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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BnUNfiWICE-lV-elient C. M. AoaBt. ot OorneU Uni
i-ersitv. sud ex Oovcrnor J. Gregory Smith of Vermoak
CLA.'U-.NDCN-Jiilui Nrwsll, preMdent ol the Like
lahore snd Mlchlg_ii Southern Rsllwsy Company. FIFTH
AVENUE-Sensioi Ariiur P. Gorman, of MmUnd; Con
graaamac George Weak ot Ball-ton N. Y". ; ex Congrrae
toa* IL V. Pierce, of Buff*!". ind^Chrlatopher L. Migee.
?of Pittsburg. MURR*Y aiLL-Jimo* N. Matthew! ot
Buffalo, snd Profe*?ar L- UUrk Seelye, of Northampton,
Mi--v NEW-YORK-Jame* Hhanshtn, New-York Bute
Superintendent of Public Woikr STUt-TEVANT-SUto
Tra-seurar L. J. FlUgerald. of Albany. WIND_10_V
Judge Edwin Countryman, of Albany.
WHAT IB OOING ON TODAY.
Good Friday observances.
Executive Committal- of Republican County C-remlttee,
K*. Sti dinton Place, 8 p. m.
White Crase Arro/ anniversary. Association Hall. 8 p. m.
Private- view of Academy of Desi ru exhibition, afternoon
and evening.
Plymouth Church prayer-meeting, Brooklyn, 7 :?8 p. m.
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NEW-YOKK CITY.
A meeting of the Produce Exchange oran held yes
terday to pass resolutions In memory of Georgo H.
Douglas. A comniitte-e uf fifty was appointed to
attend th* funeral at lo a. m. to-day.
Among othei-s who have accepted Invitations to the
Customs lospeetprs' bal!, io be elven at the Lexington
Avenue Oper* Houte on Thursday are Collector Maffone,
Surveyor Beattie, Congress mau Merriman, Sheriff Grant,
District-Attorney Fellows, Police Justice Power and
Commissioner Croker.
Beginning next Sunday and continuing nntll the
end ot the year, the Fall River Line steamers will le?
mme Sunday tripe. Mud. ls ? Jearuro on the boats
of this line. The Pilgrim and Providence are In com?
mission at present.
New-York was without sn executive head yesterday,
Ihe Mayor and both the officials who can legally act
?s Mayor being .ut of town. Mr. Hewitt was In
Albany fighting tor bis rapid trawlt schema, ind Presi?
dent Forster and Vlee-PrnWent Dowling, of the
Hoard of Aldermen, were there bis., vigorously oppo
i!ng tlie Mayor's plan. None ot them were mused
and the city government went on as usual.
A gang of men were put to work on the fences and
iranda at the Polo Grounds yesterday to get the plaice
In condition for the opening ot th* baseball season.
The trustees of Columbi* College have selected St
Thomas's Church for the delivery of the baccalau?
reate sermon which the senior class has petitioned to
have In connection with their commencement
The anntisl Joint debate for flrst snd second honor
ot the three literary societies of Columbi* College will
be held at the college on Friday, April 27.
A switch locomotive on the Hudson Uiver Railroad
ran Into a coal cart ?nd smashed lt at the One-hundred
and thirtleth-st crossing yesterday. William Quill,
a boy who lived at Twelfth-ave. and One hundred-and
thlrty thlrd-st., was near tbe crossing at the time And
wa* struck by * fragment of the cart. He was hurt
io badly thal he died before noon. Michael Murphy,
;he driver of the locomotive, who was Injured slightly,
was arrested.
The contract for making that part of the Futurity
track, at Sheepshead Bay, which ls outside the old
duh grounds has been awtrded to William Jenkins,
ami the work, which was interrupted by the recent
itorms, is now going on favorably.
Joseph Breidner, sixteen years old, employed In
-?muel Goodfriend's cigar factory at No. 309 Bowery,
iras warned several times recently not to endanger
als lite by sliding down the rope In th* hotstway at
Ibe trout of the building, but the warnings were un?
heeded. Yesterday he fell headlong from the third
ivory and his brains were dashed out st the bottom of
.ho shalt.
The lighter Robert Johnson sprang a leak and sank
In the Last Uiver off Market-st. on Wednesday night
lt wa* loaded with 300 barrels of rosin belonging to
Johnson _. Hammond, of No. ID- Front-st Th* firm
also owned the lighter.
Thomas Taunton Sabine, professor of anatomy at
the College of Physicians and Surgeons, ls dangerously
111 at his homo, Na 8 East Twwuy-fourth-st. He bas
been unable to meet his classes for some time.
Tbe reorganization of tho Manhattan Trust Company,
at No. 10 Wail st.. has bean completed by the election
of Francis Ormond French as president and John I.
Waterbury nu vice-president. Tb* capital has been
Increased to $1,000,000.
The Police Board yesterday decided to ask th* Board
of Estimate to approve the contract with the Hartog
Tflets.ine CompBuy for a new police signal system
Commissioner Vo.rbls, who voted against tbe adoption
of Mr. Heriog's system, again veted u no.*
A mortgage was placed on the Seventh Presbyterian
Church, *t Ridge and Broome sti., yesterday, du* In
f$e year, lor 83,758 In favor of William A. Wheelock,
and on the Second Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
at Secc.nd-tt. aud Thlrd-ave., due in one ye*r, for
$5,000 in favor of the Dry Dock Savings Bank.
Mrs. Ashton Dilke who has been attending the meet?
ing of the Women's Council at Wsahington thia week
a* one ot tho English delegates, will speak In this
city next Thursday. Her speech will probably rotate
to the political aspects of the women's movement.
A subscriber writes to Tim Thibuvb to suggest
that the managers of tbe Homoeopathic Hospital Fair
provide wheel chairs for the use of visitors who wish
to see all the exhibits, but, cannot long bear the fatigue
ot standing and walking.
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RHOOKJ.YN.
A wholesale removal of clerks in the Navigation
iv*l ai fluent of the Navy Yard ls said to be cuutem
plated.
Mrs. Alice l.**st. of No. 123 Schermerliorn-st., who
was reported to the police a.s missing, returned home
when her husband was looking for her. A telegram
sent by her to him was delivered at his school In?
stead ol to his house.
Warden Lr) mer bits Agreed to permit the Hebrew
et. In tlie Haymond Street Jail to observe the
(Passover feast.
Conrad Anthony was acquitted In tbe Court of
SS yesterday on tho charge of manslaughter lu
hilling Jacob A Katxenbergei', at Kent-ave. and
Un'iper-st, in a i>u*rrol.
The funeral ol Nicholas Goldenkirch, who was shot
ty Ins brothei-lu lau, C. Vf. (.reen, at No. 106 Uodney
-t., on Monday night, took place yesterday. Mrs.
Goldenkirch was too III to leave her room.
Miss Adelaide Johnson, age nineteen, daughter af
6. Vi. Johnson, of No. 415 Clinton-ave., one ot the
owners of tbe American News Company, died from
diphtheria at Lakewoajd, N. J., on Wednesday. She
was spending a month with friends at this winter
health resort, and was taken ill laM Saturday.
A new edifice is to be erected by St. Mark's Epis?
copal Church in Adi-lphl-st
The financial institution to be started near Fulton
st and lreKalb-av.. will be called the M-i-chruUs'
lianl
Ahsolute divorce was granted yesterday to Mr.
Domenics Castellano from Luigi Casteliau-), and li mit ed
divorce m Mrs. (>eah V. ,'. Nani Irom Jo*ep'u N?ul, jr.
The Bads* Commissioners yesterday refused a liquor
license tt> Henry King, of No 73 Iteid-ave., whose ap?
plication was opjhj.ed by th* residents of the neighbor?
hood
THE COAL COMPANIES IN ACCORD.
PBICES TO BE MAINTAINED AND THK ALLOTMENTS
PRACTICALLY USDKKRTOOD.
The Board of Directors of the Delaware, Lacka?
wanna and We.-t.ru K-llro-d will meet, to-day and
declare the usual quarterly dividend of 1 3d p*r oent.
lt ls officially stated that th* earuing* show * hand?
some surplus over the dividend.
Thsro have b*eu many conflicting rumers respect?
ing tho future of the coal trade, the year's Agree?
ment for tLe maintenance of prices and the Allotment
of proiiiicton expiring on April 1. Tbe opinion ex?
pressed here ls general thst the companies will work
through the new year In th* same harmonious fashion,
and tho Philade-1'ihla newspapers which are supposed
to be Inspired by the Pen_i*ylv*_i* and tb* Heading
companies *akc the t*m* view. ban. ne I Mo*!., pn *
l_*:it of tbe Lackawanna, said yesterday lb*' be con?
sidered ihe situation satisfactory. Ihe comp-iil**
Would work in a coid. but would make no -gr*. ine_,t
which would conflict with tbe law or public sentiment
*ga-i.si ? pool.kg." No more coal would be produced
than the market would bear, sud be bolted forwerd
to a business even better i-tui that of the tost ye?r.
it ls underwood thai tho (onipsj-lct have reached
?n und-.r-tBLdlng with regard to pHcci and tbe tolls
ou freight. No fe.rina! ellet u.enti h?ve been agreed
io, but well-informed it.sj oflh*r* ta, thai tber* aro
ii" pi act, ca) di!le,ei.c?, upon ibis point. It ls sad
thai the Itea-'Juii or tho |..hlg_ VBlley ha. required
-*.<?.?* te, pu*..* i_*m ui uikke up lor the losset
i,i ?*?__- >a *!'* ****** srrfke-** I'resldrM wilbur,
of trie- Lehigh Vaitoy, hs* expressly disclaimed tl*
idea ot tues a demaod. At the recent meeting ot
sales cgeat- y. PUtort.li.l.U. Austin l orhir, m*<U .onie
retreads tu ? recompense, but repreeeutatlvaa if ..mer
rier..hkutO* roc po-a. ai u> thl* by *uK$*?i,..a Ui*i
?oral} tww g Thu la the lula foi omi of l
'<?*. 'eports of "* considerable acrimony" being shown
*t ?"Js me.-'lng. VYtien tie Lackawanna and Del a
?ntuS $r.d Hudson suffered from sever* ?trike* about
tor. ft-rn itu ikey accepted their losses without tot
-? thal liitre-Aeel allotto-nt* bo gi van ibero ot
(bal account. t ls stated by well -Informed perao-.s
tliat u?* p inpaule. ?re tufDclcntlj agre-d lo ail?y ali
lear of dispute over ibe (juautity of coal lt. "(Bailid
i.rat mool 1
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ISAX PATRIOTS funeral.
. . fuiieial ol Miguel Oo Aldan.a, the leader of
tbs Cuiea UejmUtoAM, took puceiji nu improvlied
mantd tm pier X*. 3, Sortk River, ai 2 p. m. yes
The/.er. Fs'Jier Dueey conduced tb* ??*?
vloes. Tbe body, which had arrived on the steamship
City of Washington on Wednesday night, was re?
moved to the pier about noon and the coffin was
covered wtth an American flag, the request being
mad* that the Spanish flag should not be used with
li. After tbe services the body was taken to Oreen
wood Cemetery where it wa* put In a receiving
vault. Among those present al the fnnerai were
L. del Monte, tr., and I_ del Monte, Jr. son In-law
and grandson of the dead meat; J. iel Calvo, J.
Avlle*, Ponce de Leon. J, Pinto, Francis Alexandre,
Harry Alexandre, and Captain Reynolds.
NE WS FROM THESiJe URRS.
NEW JERSEY.
Christian Skenkle, an Induttrious carpenter living In
Chatham, went to bli home late on Wednesday night
_a!f crazed with rum, and alter tome words with bis
wife, .elzcd a revolver and fired five times at her and
the children. None of the shot* took effect and the
wife and children fled to the house of a neighbor and
remained all night. Two men entered Skenkle's bouse
?nd disarmed him.
The New-Brunswlok Rubber Company has shut down
Its work* Indefinitely, because of dulness in the trade
and poor prices.
Robert Warolng, a well-known theatrical manager In
Hoboken, died yesterday of consumption. He was
thirty-nins years old and leaves a widow and seven
-hlldren.
JERSEY CITY.
, Lawrence Connolly, age thirty-four, of Erle and
Ninth sis., banged himself yesterday In a woodshed at
No. 186 Summit-ave. Connolly was the son of ex
Alderman Michael Connolly and nephew of the Rev.
Father Connolly, of Woodbridge, N. J.
NEWARK.
Isaac Rome, a lamp inspector, employed by the
"cited SUtes Electric Light Company, while fixing a
amp at Broad and Marshal its. yesterday, received a
ikock and fell to the ground, fracturing bis skull
A tale ot properties for arrears of taxes under the
Martin act waa held at City Hall yesterday. The ag?
gregate bid by purchasers was 831,780.
The bridge committee of Essex Freeholders yester
lay examined property to fix upon a site for the pro
rxrsed new bridge acron tbo Passaio, and decided in
tavor of Chambers-st
Three children, two boys and a girl, all under twelve
rears of age, were arraigned In the courts yesterday
(or larceny. Tbe boys bad robbed a cripple, while
the girl, Annie Masterspeck, was a confirmed pick?
pocket Tbe children will be sent to a reformatory.
RAHWAY.
Tbe Young Republican Club, which was recently re?
organized, ls growing in numbers rapidly. Interesting
meeting, are held weekly, and It is Intended to con?
tinue them throughout the year, wltb some attraction
st each meeting. To-night the Union County League
senate will pay the club a visit and there will be a
iiscus-ion and debate on the High-Llcense-Local-Option
taw.
A bill bas passed tbe Assembly to repay with
Interest to Joseph T. Crowell. Editor of " Tbe Censor,"
money advanced to the families of Union soldiers for
their support during the early part of tht wai.. The
amount will reach 94,000.
A complimentary dinner was given to the members
it tbe Board and Council Committee of Finance on
Wednesday night at the Rahway House, lt was paid
tor by several Democratic officials, and ls generally
looked upon as an attempt to create party capital
tor the Democrats In tbe approaching spring election
?ampalgn. _
LONG I6LAND.
Charles Vf. Bocb, who was convicted of setting fire
to bis pottery In Corona In September, wa. sentenced
resterday to four years \a prison, by Judge
Sarretson.
A circular was Issued yesterday by Superintendent
W. K. Burroughs, of tbe New-York and Rockaway
Beach Railroad, stating that owing to tbe damage
lone *by tbe storm to The trestle-work over Jamaica
I'-ay, the 10:10 a ra. and 1:05 p. m. t.-alns from
Long Island Cltv, and the ll :40 a. m. and 3 :0_ p. m.
rains from Rockaway Beach would not run on March
29, 30, and 31, and April 2. 3, 4, 5, and 0.
Mrs. George Griffin, of Port Richmond, on .Tednesday
(?plied to Justloe Hulsebus for a warrant for tbe arrest
if ber husband on a charge of grand larceny Mrs.
Irtffln told tbe Justice that ber Husband had deseifrd
ur, toking with him $4,000, whicb belonged to ber.
rh* police ar* searching for Griffin.
Protector Pira wa* found wandering around Long
sland City yesterday and was taken to the Hunter's
?olnt Police Station. The professor failed In business
;ome time ago and sines then, lt ls believed, has be
mmr demented. He is reported as having been worth
(350.000, but failed In the chemical business at Ravens?
wood. Justice Kavanagh sent bim home in charge of
ila wife.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
The Rev. Charles Stoddard Lane, who was recently
ulled to the First Presbyterian Church, at Mount Vt
jon, was Installed by the Westchester Presbyter last
ivenlng. The Rev. W. H. Waller, Moderator of the
Presbytery, delivered the charge to the congregation;
he Rev. Frank M. Camon, of Matt ewan, delivered the
-barge to the pastor, and the Rev. Dr. 6. M. Hamilton,
>f New-York, preached the sermon.
Tbe United States Senate has confirmed the appolnt
nent of J. F. Catbln as postmaster of New-Itochelle.
dr. Ross will be retained as deputy postmaster.
Joline Post, No. 92, Sons of Veterans, ol sing Sing,
was organized on Wednesday evening with tho follow
ng officers: Commander, George F. Watson; s?n!or
-.?ice-commander, Samuel dustin; Junior vire-co-n
iiai.diT. William H. McNeal: adjutant, John F. Jenkins
quartermaster, Clarence Smith.
ALONG TIIE SOUND
The Democrats of Bridgeport bave nominated Patric*
Coughim, a member of the State Legislature, for
Mayor.
n. Vf. TX. Hoyt, Speaker of the Connecticut nouse
af Representatives, ls dangerously iU at his bom* in
greenwich.
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LOW PRICES TOM FIXE FURNITURE.
The unpleasant weather for the lsst few weeks has k-fi
the Urger makers ot furniture with ? surplus itock on
their hands, so that their showrooms sre uncomforubly
crowded with goods. The house ot George C. Film
Co., in West Fourteenth-sk, hs vj msde general reduc?
tions lu their departments preparatory to clearing away
their turplut ttock, sud customer* "who puichtso theil
furniture now will hsve the advantage of this reduction,
ss s few pleasant days will soon put viluet bick to theil
old i-tandara.
White, pile blue, pink snd other tints of furniture,
finished I ith gold, sro in demand for bedroom sets.
White snd gold furniture begins, lu sets of seven pieces,
is low is $54. Dining-room sett are made In mahogany,
oak and other woods. Pretty side boards, with a French
bevelled plate-glass, begin st $18. Chairs with high
backs sra In speotol favor for the dining-room, and ire
shown In early English tid In old Flemish pattern!.
Parlor suit* ara made In many different styles Small
French divan eels are In special demand. Thuy sre cov
ered with pluthot lu fide old upestry shades, with old
tspestrles of various kinds and satin brocade* Some ot
tbe hsndsomest parlor suits ire covered psrtly with old
French reiUi^stnce tapestries and partly with plush.
Little chalrt with Japanese cushions ot silk, e.T.bri>!d<*nd
In uieui, fancy reception obslrs In gilt or white snd goid
ind immy dainty table* snd other odd pieces ire used In
handsome parlor*. Pallor sets upholstered in plushes be?
gin at $74. PUno stools In solid wood snd rockers In
solid wood sra both popular. English earl ut.les, old
Flemish tables with flambeau ku nd* rd* and many other
inUgue ttyles sre shown tor centre uble*.
PEOPLE TEE POLICE ARE MUXTIXO FOR.
Joseph Siammel, a crayon artist, sixty-three years old,
disappeared un Wednesday from hit home. No. 94 St.
Mark's plaoe, stier exhibiting Symptoms of Disunity. Ut
had been ts!king wildly and neglecting hU work for some
tiree. On Wednesday morning he told hU wife #thtt he In?
tended to buy her a silk drats. She told him not to thins
?f such a thing, at they wera not rloh eu-iigh to afford
silk draseea. He dl-tppesred about 10 o'clock. In th
ttteraocn a wagon from Ridley's Grsud-st. ito ra stopped al
the hou_e and Uie driver tried to deliver tome goods whick
Suianiel ked ordered to be eent there. Mrs. summel re*
fused tc receive the goods, stying ber husband was arni]
when he ordered them. Aa the artist wis still mission
yesterday, Mrs. Hummel went te Police Headquarters an*.
bad tn alarm sent out il rec Ung a police search.
Henry Pender, eight yoara of ag.', U missing fron
hie home st No. 771 Nlnth-sve.
OfflclaU st Police Headquarters yesterdsy refused tc
give information regarding sn sUrm^which viss sent out
on Wednesday night directing Uio police ta search foi
Mr* Marton L. Howard. Th* slarin describes Mra
Howard ss twenty-six years old snd having s scar ou u?
right side of her face, hhs wore s dsrk blue drats, i
striped shawl snd s velvet bonnet, tnd she wss despondent
when the left her home.
COLUMBIA BOTS INTERESTED IX ATHLETICS.
The BesebeU snd the Athletic AseuciaUons of Columbi!
College have requested the tiu?tee? of the college to omi!
the extiulnaUoi-s on baiurdsy, Msy 20. which will be lr
the middle of ihe fln_l eaainlnaUont of tho college, a
Coluiiibli- Harvard game will I* played on ibe Pole
Grouudi or the morning ot nut day, and in tbe aftoxnoot
the luurcollegleto game* will be held lo thu oliy. Colun,
bU men sra lntoreited in severs) coming sihleUe gsn.es,
entries hiving been nude ss follows; ThU evening, Com
psny H. 8th fleglmenk gtme* st srmory ; April 7, 7U
Retgiinent game* ti armory, ind Oompiny A, 23d Real
monk gime* tl trmory; April 9, Orange AthleUo Club,
ind-K.r gi__e*; April 21. Compeny B, 22d Regiment, gtme:
st trmory; Mty 19, scratch ginee tt Oedsrhursk L. L |
Mir -8. Jn-etcollsgtito Athletic AmocUUou gamea
TEACHERS TIRED OF PA YIN0 BENT.
Several hundred teachers, mott ot them women, met lr
thm chapel of the College of the City of New-Ysrk yeetor
day, to discuss tha advantage* of building and loan aaaoela
Uon*. Th* -ueetlug wae called through the Teacher*'
Ai*oei*U(m of tbe city, with a view io orgamnng a Teach,
era* Building and Loan Association. Among those whe
were p*ee*at war* 1_ A. Howland, W. A. Oweu, W. ii,
Clarke E. R. Darling, E. H. Boyer, and H. Tu BUllngton.
Dr. Ayere wae meda chairman and Mr. Hill legion, a teach?
er In a private school of the elly, explained tbe methods of
building association* There tra 4,000 teachers ki New
York, be tald, paying on an average not :eie than $10 a
month for rents, tmoutiUog In iho aggregate to near
$500 OOO yearly, lt these teachers could unite and mutu?
ally contribute inch an amount under proper management
and security, all those who desired could in a tew year*
aecure homes for themtelvee In or near the city. A tom
por_.ry organixatUn was farmed ead steps will b* taken al
once to make that pennaaenk
PRECAUTIONS Ab A IS ST SMALLPOX.
THE BRITANNIA TO BlfgF.PT AT QUARANTINE?THE
WORK OF VACCINATION.
There was a long session of tbe Board of nealth
yesterday, and Health Officer Smith and Preilden.
French. of the Police Boaid, talked nearly two boura
with Health Commissioners Bayles and Bryant about
the advisability of keeping tbe r-tcir-ishlp Britannia
in a state of quarantine off tbe Battery. Dr. Smith
explained why he let the Url'annie pass Quarantine,
and he Insisted that bo bad taken all tha precaution*
necessary. He also thought that tbe further deten?
tion of the vessel was unwarranted. Dr. Bryant did
not agreo with Dr. Smith, and he *ven went to far
as to declare that Dr. Smith's action did not protect
ibe city against smallpox. He produced records to
show that smallpox was being Introduced into th* city
from lime to time by vessels which were permitted to
pass Dr. Smith's station
Mr. Bayles took part with Dr. Bryant In arguing
that the Britannia ought to be kept under sanitary
j scrutiny. The officer, ot tb* vessel bsd a bearing,
and then the Board, by a vote of three to one, de?
cided that It would not be safe to let the passenger*
on the vessel land Indiscriminately. Dr. 8mlth alone
voted *?alnst the resolution, which was a virtual
censure ut bis action la letting the Britannia pats
Qutranttne. It wa* agreed that those passenger*
who ha-! been protected by previous varclnatlon or
wbo bad not been exposed to contagion on the steamer
might be permlteel to land, and late In the afternoon
Dr. Cyrus Edson and Captain -smith, of the police
boat Patrol, were said to oe arranging for a transfer
of some passengers from the vessel.
Late last evening Dr. F/lion became satisfied that
there wt.s no fuith-tr danger from smallpox and be ar?
ranged with Captain Smith, of the Patrol, to take off
the Britannia's passengers this morning.
At the request of Dr. Edson the Board yesterday
decided to hire ten young physician* to carry on
tbe needed work of vaccination in parts of the city
where smallpox has been spreading of late. No
fresh cases of the disease were reported y*rt*rd*y.
Th ? vaccination of policemen was begun yesterday in
Brooklyn under order of the Police Commissioner.
Shaft No. 7 on the new aqueduct li at present quar?
antined by order of the president of the Board of
Health of Mount Pleasant. John Miller ls dying ot
the disease In one of the shanties owned by the Italian
boss. Louis Canterbury. The 6hatt hes tuen aban?
doned by all of the Italians wbo were at work there.
A representative of Brown, Howard A Co., the con?
tractors, said that Miller had only been in their employ
two dav. when he was attacked by smallpox, tbe germs
of which were evident Iv In his system. It wm
thought at flrst that lt was simply a case ot measle*.
A strict quarantine will b* malutalned unUl all dangar
of contagion bas passed
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TRTIXO TO GET LOW SNOUGS ARMORY BIBS.
The Armory Board yesterday opened bids for building
tho 22d Regiment Armory at Broadway and 81xty-elghth
it The appropriation for the entire work li $800,000.
?Vhf masonry bids were aa follows: Luke A. Burke A
Co., $270,008; Moran A Armstrong. $176,748; E. D. Con?
nolly A Sons, $108,840", John Belcher (lowest) $158,250.
For the carpenter work. Mahoney Brother! bid $77,950;
Thomas Ovlngton, $76,750; V. J. Hodden A Soni. $74,000;
McGuire A Sloan (lowest) $72,892. For the iron werk
there was only one bid, by the Wallis Iron Works, for
$77,000- Four bids for heating snd ventllsting wera as
follows: Baker, Smith A Co., $12,848; Jacob Jamel, $12,
471; Rutzler at Blake, $11,970; James Curran (lowest)
$11,810. There were eight bids for the plumbing send
gssflttlng: P. J. Andrews, $14,300; Chrittopher Nally,
612..*.'..; Mead A Rossmar., $12,500; Issac A. Shurawsy,
$12,125; George Cody, $12,000; John Renehan. $12,000;
John Armstrong, $11,787; J. Sullivan (loweat) $10,000.
The total of the lowest bids lt $829,052, which U nearly
$30,000 more than the amount appropriated, without the
architect'! feet of 5 per cent ot the ooit of the building.
Adding thia the excess of the lowest bids over the appro?
priation 1s $48,952. This ls the second attempt to bring
the bids within the sum provided for ereoUng the armory.
Colonel G. B. Post, the architect, who wat praient said thal
the cot", could not be cut down lower. The Board without
toking aeUon adjourned unUl next Wedneiday at 1 p. ta.
ORDERED OUT OF CHURCH BY BER HUSBAND.
A. Rockfeller, a painter, of No. 22 Broadway, Brooklyn,
has published a notice warning any one from giving
credit on his account to hit wits, Minnie, who has left
hi* house, st No. 170 South Nluth-sk She le a hand?
some wiu.au, and her husband's lealouty hs* been
aroused by the attentions which she received from a
clerk who boards at the house ot Mrs. RockleU-Pt
mother, Mn. Lindstrom, at No. 120 South Eighth-it
lt appears that on Sunday, Maree 13, Mra. Rockfeller
and her lister. Mr* R II. Frost started to go le Sk
John'i Methodist Episcopal Church in Bedford-eve. When
the service was shout to begin toe people in the vestibule
of the church were astound* _ to see Mr. Rockfeller over?
take his wife at the foot ot the gallery stairs and say tn
loud and angry tones ss he took her by the shoulder:
** T** must come home."
As she started with him he accused hsr of going off
with the clerk, and to avoid scandal the accompanied
him to their home. But their dispute resulted In Mra.
Rockfeiler's going to ber mother's tbe next morning snd
sending for her furniture. They had separated one*
before snd had become reconciled.
PRIVATE USE OF GOVEEXMEXT PROPERTY.
Another lnves'.lgiUon will have to be made et the
Na\y Yird. Serious tllegatlons of the uso ot Govern?
ment property for prlvite purposes ar* mada One of
the employes in the Strim Engineering Depirtment who
feared thtt be would lose his pltce If lt wts known thst
he mentioned tho milter, etid yesterday (Jilt tor t month
the machinery In the Government BUB bad been used to
cum]/..*te some heavy cattlngi for an ice machine being
made by Taylor A Son, Iron founder*, of No. 26 Water
st, as their own machinery ls too light for the work.
Three of the firm's men are tt work In Uie Government
shop, using whit ls ci lied the ? Blotting" machine. It lt
t'.io ilk-god that a bott lt being built In thc pattern ihop
to be tent oui to tho ltket, and that ? cedar ehett wai re
c?nUy made there for the wife of one of the bosses. Some
of the workmen are permlttel to carry stvsy vtlutble toola
and kept them, according io ihe informant
AX IMPUDENT SCOUNDREL AT LARGS.
A respectably dratted, pit Ln-loo king man of mlddlo age
has been arnoylng ladles lu the vicinity of Madison
Squire during the patt week. Vt was dratted on
Wednesday In blue clothes. On that day two lidlet,
one the wife of an eLilnent army officer, the other the
comely wife of a butinets man down town, were passing
through M adi eon-a ve. at Twenty-seventh-wt when they
were met by this man. He stopp-d and put hu hand on
the check of tbe smaller of the two ladies, and turned
her race to at to confront hla The lady tcreamed, and
the man went on, turning tuck and laughing. Tbe
scamp insulted two pretty young women In the same
manner a day or two before. A messenger boy who
saw both pfifcri-unces can probably give tho police
a description of the man.
SEVEN MILLIONS LEFT EY JOSHUA JONES
The will of Joshua Jones, tho well-known New-Yorker,
who died on Friday, was opened yesterdsy. Mr. Jones
was woi th $7,000,000. Hit nearett relative! ara tome
second cousins. Arthur Mason Jonet and Colonel James
H. Jones, cousins of Mr. Jones, sre among the executors.
The other executors sra Georgo G. Williams, president of
the Chemletl National Bink, and John T. Loekraan, Mr.
Jones's lswyer. Mr. Jotts left $25,000 to the Orphtn
Aiylum of the Protestont Eplscoptl Church, Lexington
sve. snd Forty-nlnth-st Another bequett Is $10,000 to
the Bank Clerks' Mutusl Heneht A'SoclsUon. Thl* wis
organized In 1869 by J. C. Pirsons, for thirty yesrs a
paying teller In the Chemical National Bank. Mr. Jones
was s heavy stockholder In the hank and one ot Ita di?
rectors, and hs un ays showed interest In th:* issoelstlon.
The sssocUtlou's snnusl report for 1887 showed ? fund of
over 6100,000.
MEDICAL AID CAME TOO 800N.
Joh . McLaughlin, a vicious sud- drunken man, awal
lowed a dose of rat-poison at his wife's home. Ha 50
Greenwlch-sve., yesterdsy. He flrst ti tempted to polenn
his four stepchildren by giving them erullera with rat
poison In them, but in this he failed. He waa taken to
St "/fhcent's Hospital, wa* pumped out and will probably
recover. He wa* discharged from the workhooee on
BUekwell's Iiltnd a few dtyt sgo. having served thro*
terms there for besting his wife.
TBBY WANT THE CASIXO BOOKS EXAMINED.
The movement smong the dlssa'Jsfled thireholdert of th*
Casino, which wis mentioned several times In Tub Tkib
ns* last week, hss uken the form of s notice to Rudolph
Aronson, the ma ns ge ? and president of the company, re
Questing him to -call s meeting on April 9, when the stock?
holders may have tn opportunity cf obulnlng inch In?
formation ai thty mty detlre ibout ths management of
ths enterprise, snd smugs for s thorough examination of
the hooks ind 'account* Among those who ire reported
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tht powder bi ter VSStoa A marr il ot purity, tlrangth
sad wh0toaO_.tB._B- Mora eronrialeal ti.an ike r.rdi?*ry
kinds, and > -innot bo told In companion with ths ir. ilutei**
bf low icu, aherl "eight alum ir bhiupr.iiii powder*. Sold
?ili.i '__, "*_"* vEoV**J-* khU.-iih 1-OWDtil CO., 10$
wau ate, tit *? i
M signers of Ihe notice are General Deulel E. Sickle.,
Wsshiogton E. Uenaor. L B. Newcomb*. John C. Lathsm,
lr., Jeennetto M. Thurber. H. S. Wilson, M. L. Hsmllton,
lt W. Shack. John H. Divi*, D. E. Gwynne, .hsrles
Gragory, W. S. Nichols, bsmuel 8. Sandi. H. U. Otitiey,
W. B. Ito Wolf, Curie* E. Quincy, Willum M, Hirrimau,
Wullara Ptrsoas. H. Enickerbooker, H. R. Stuyvesant snd
A. H. Dayton. Und*. th* hy tows of th* company this
request must be granted If signed by ten stockholder*
Rud-lph Areosoo ssid yeeUrdey: " I sm quito reidy to
hsve the books extu.iiied. They hsve slwsys been open
to those who hsd s right to soe them. Among the signer*
of the noUoe tra many of those who raise- the trouble bera
mme yeera sgo. The sgreeinent under whieh 1 am work?
ing for the comp*ay ls the one thst wtt then confirmed by
Ute courts. 1 ahall uol wini my delay In '.he dste ot the
meeting, though the Investigation of the booki, If decided
on, will neceuarUy occupy s long time. Th* amount of
stock held by the signers 1* very small."
BBOOKLYX MYERRUX WITH GROGSHOPS.
The Grand Jury In Brooklyn yesterday handed down a
presentment Betting forth thlt the grail majority of eaee*
before them resulted directly or Indirectly from the ute
of liquor, adding: ? The number of licensed liquor saloons
tn the City cf Brooklyn hM Increased to such sn tunning
extent thtt In many portions ot our city ti many ss twenty
_r more such saloons mey be found In a Bingle elty blook
-ealing out In to xl-mu to men tad Women ind makl.ig
them largely the disturber! of the public peace ind the
co mini tieri ef crime. The Com ml nioner! of Excise in th*
city by virtue of legUUtion relstive u the ult of intoxi?
cating liquors la cities of this Bute conUlnlng over
300,000 1 nhs bl ti nu, have been granted weU nigh supreme
power in giving licenses to sell lntoxlcstlng drinks in inch
locality and to such applicant* a* they alone may decide.
The granting et tuoh Urge numbers of licenses whereby
drinking saloons ara se indefinitely multiplied hss become
m discomfort, annoyance and a positive danger to the live*
snd property ot the law-abiding elUtenshJp ot our large
city"
The burdens ot tsxstion tr* ssld to be largely the result
of the exoesstve use of liquor*. The Grand Jury there?
fore prtyi the LeglsMtura "n to imend the excise lews
now In operation in the City of Brooklyn that the licens?
ing power* of th* Con_miSr.toiie.rs of Exels* be curtailed
tnd restricted to ss to sllow one saloon to I definite num.
ber of lnhsMuntt or to I definite limit ot distance; or to
the entetaaant et wMtovar measure or mee sn ree your hon
orabto body msy decide, whereby the publlo veuding of
lntoxlesilng drink may be curtailed In our elly and thus
the public good he Urgeiy sdvsnced in the protecUon pf
tbe lives, homes snd property ot our oltltene from the
tssaulta snd thefts of Intoxicated persons; in the decres*o
of burdensome uxstlon and In the needed relief ot the
burdens of eur criminal court*"
BILL AMM0X1A REPLACE HTBAMt
A new stock company to he known as the New-York snd
New-Jertey Power Ompany, hM been organized with
$8,000,000 capital, to manufMtura, nell and rant bollera
and power machinery, and to supply heat and refrigeration,
under varloui letter! pt tout. Many substantial business
men of the elty ara Interested, among them being D. D.
Withers, J. Coleman Drayton, 8- L. M. Barlow, John (-J*.
McCullough, James Larocque, Chester II. Davis, Robert
Deeley, Richard L. Edwards, J. Cooper Clarke, and Samu?
el W. Boocoek.
S. L M. Barlow aald yesterday: ? For the last year or
more, Joseph H. Campbell hM been perfecting his invention
for the employment of anunenla Instead of steam for the
creation of power. A serle* of experiment* made tn New
York and Brooklyn have been so successful, that at tiie
present time englnet ot over 100 horse power have been
centtructed on th* new plana Several engine* have been
performing actual work continually tor several weeks,
under Mr. Campbell'* supervision. The retuiU of ob
Mrvatlon show that about one-half of the coal needgd for
steam generation lt tufficlent to give the same power with
ammonia. It la claimed hy the lnvtntor that all engines,
sutlontry, marine and locomotive, can be adapted to tho
new power. If those claims are substanttoted, lt It clear
that the invention it ot extreme Importance. Ite value
la marine engineering and cleo trio lighting la apparent
The company has beea formed to secure paten to all over the
world, and to manufacture and place to the market englnet
ot the new construction."
NEW C0X80LIDATSD GAS COMPANY BOBBE
The di rac to re of the Consolidated Gu Company on
Wednesday k. thor lr od sn Ueue af $8,000,000 new 3 per
cent benda. The beets used this ti s pretext for s sharp
raid on the stock The directors say thst the new issue
ls to provide for new construction snd pUnt with * view
to lncrei?L-g the output ptrtfculsrly In the fir northern
ptrto of the city, iud wlU permit t Urger business which
will be beneflelsl to the stockholders. It ts suggested
that all ot the Issue Buy not be used this year.
MARINE INIELLIURNOB.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAT.
SunrUSA 6 48 1 Sets. 6 18 I Moen rita 9.56 I Moen't age. 17
nt gk wirrit
A.M.?nandy Hoot $44 I Ott. Iil'.t SSS I Itetl OaU. 11.43
P J-a-SaadyHook. loos I Dov. Isl'd. lan I lieu Gate,
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
Pellet. Ptain. fi ai-I JAn*.
Wseilanfl.Antwerp...Mar 17...Red Star
SATCADAT. MAH' Il 31.
Erle.London.Mm 17..National
RsptiHU.Liverpool.Msr 21.White Star
City ot Berlin.Liverpool...M-r'Ji.inman
/.aaadam......Amtterdam_Mar 17.Net*- Amer
Sl'XDAT. ATKIL 1.
Annal*.Liverpool.Mar St.Cunard
Eur land.Liremooi.Mar ll.National
Mort vii.Hara liars..Mer IS....itnab Amer
Treva.Bremen.Mar il.N ft Lloyd
La Champagne.Havre.Mar ii...French Tract
orinoco.BeraudA.Mar .9.uuibeo
OUTGOING STEAMERS
_Al-RDA-. If ABC ll 31.
Vessel
Tete'l. TArt*. Fir Malls oles*. tails.
CmbrlA, Cnnsr*. Liverpool. 5:30 am t.'AO a in
j Arabic. White star, Liverpool. K am
Obit. Inman. Lirtrpe.1. 8.SO* in
j Anrheria, Anohor. OUsgow. 9 am 8 am
AmsiS. Carr. Hamburg. a am
* Rotterdam, Neth-Amer, Rotterdam. 6 are 8 am
1 Zeeland. K*<i star. Antwero.. 4:30 am _.30aai
1j* Hurter. Whit* Crota Antwan). 7 am
La B re tag ti*. Preach Trans. Havre.. 5 am 8 a ai
riir of Para, f'aolfli* Mall. AepitiWAll_IU am nnoc.
Caree**, Kelli. I atc aa yrs. 1 pm 3 pm
Sau Marco!, Ward'i. Havana.. o pm
MONDAY, A1-8IL 2.
FuMaN O Hoya. Bremta ylaS'th'mp'a. 7 am 10 am
TCESDAT. Amil. .'i.
Aiiroas,Onion, I.lrtraonl. 8 Bm 10:30 a ra
Chateau Marga*ii. Bordeaux. Bordeaux.. 10:30 a tu
Thornhill. Thebaud. Pregraeo. 1 pm 8 pm
SHIPPISG NEWS.
PORT OF NBW*YO_tK.THURSDAY, MARCH 39. 188S
ARRIVED.
Hteamer Italy (Br), Pearce, Lir*roool Mar 15, Queenstown
16, with md** sud pat**near* to F W J Hunt.
Mtoa_.tr De Barter ;B*Jg>. Brenna, Antwerp Mar d, vt*
Bottea. wltn milt* io Funou, Baye A Ca Arrived st th* 15 ir
at 9 a m;
-?lerner Edith Godden (Br). Btaattt, Montego Bay and Ht
Ant'i Lay ti tiny*, with fruit to Q Wesiels A Co. Arrived at
the Uar at 5 ? m.
Htearner City of Savannah, smith, Savantiah 8 eUyt, wtth
md** and paissugera URL Walker.
Steamar BMSMMd. Jinnir, Vim Point, Va with mdt* and
paaisugtrt to Old Dominion 9* CA
BhipBenJ 8*w*ll (of Botten), Ulan*., Shanghai Oct 25,
Hong Kong Dec A with mdse to Von Pus tau A Co: vessel ia
R F Bucg A Ca
Bars Ore* (Ital), Querelto, Smyrna 87 dayt, arith mdse lo
MtAudrtwt A Ferhtt; vttasi to martor
B?rk Frsaeise* Otrgullo(Br), Jemee, Aigon 7 Aayt, with
ingar U I. MoaloaJr, A Ito,
Brig Twilight iBri, McKtntu, MtcorU vt* Bermueto, with
tatar to Bar'rim Riot: veasel to Piul F Aerhirdt.
Kchr.l B AUmtou. Denahua, Havana IU elsy*, ria Dela!
wait Break wale, with nolans! to Munwood A co; veasel to
F H Snilth A Co.
?BUNSET-At Saaely Hook, wind l!ght,NW; ClMr. At City
IsUau. wind light, N Vf. sitar.
Arrive*! r**t*r*?r -
Steamer ThBtae*( Un, D?te, Kingston 7 daya with mdse
snd l passengers to Thomas nota A Co. Af lived m (tte Bar
at 7 p m.
('LEAKED.
Steamer Saint Renani (Br). Campbell, Llrerpool-ChM P
Bumutr A Co.
.toanitr Utopia tBr), Merriton. Bristol?Htadenon Bros.
Meaa-ar City af Adnu, Hurley, Havana and Mexican
paru- F Alexandr* A Soo*.
?Steamer A tu* (Brj, uUi.ag, Aux Cares, Kingston, Ac?
Pim, Forwood A Oe,
Steamer .iBtlago, AUm, Nuuk St Jago and Oiootuegot?
Jes K Ward A Ca
Ntoaiaar rrlaldad (Br), Fraser. Hsniliton, Bermuda?A E
Ouuibn.'.ge A 0*.
Hteamer Ouraudoti*. Kelley. Norfolk tnt Newport News
?Old Dominion Sa Co.
Bua-ner Fanny Cadwaladar, OiUlughAn*. Btltlinore-B N
Downer.
Steamer (toa Whltaey. Beerie, Bolton -H F Dlmock.
Ship L Schlep, Uaus, Ban -Tuncisco?Van Meek A Oa
Bark AaUaoettt Acoam* (Ital), March***, Staltto?Funch,
Ely* A Co. v
Burk Emil;*. NMh Cleafuogqe-J A Q Fowler.
Bark Chas Morion!, Squire, Norfolk-Ja* E Ward A Go.
SAILED.
Stoamtn ."pain, for Liverpool, State ar Nevada. GUsgow:
Wnlaad. Uani'.i'irg-. Saate. Br*:n*u. Pouca Lisbon; Marl-',
Windward lauiuu: City of Atlanta Mexican pf r.s. Saatlsga,
cuufnegm; Al vu. Elagtua; TrinlJ_4, Bmnud.k Necaecliee,
n*v**ush; oieadowe, Ueauforu Uuyau dell* and kauawtu,
Newport New*.
Barkt uow Wood, fer Adelaide: K L Pettlnglll, Valpanlio:
Jualtor. Ko-Ari-; Chiutlne Elisabeth, Port Kllta-beth-, MJ
Foley, De__*r*rs; Senator Ik?n,-1 St Andrewt, SI Joh*.
NB:
Ungi eada (or -*_-__y__. EMtorn Star, Uarbedoat; Fay.
light Pert Spain.
Also sailed-vu Long Island BOSUt-Bsrk Hilda, BilboA
THE MOVEMENTS Oi*' 8 HAMERS.
PORE'.ON POBrs.
Qtrgssrrowit, Mar'.'--tailed, steamar Cltv of Chatter (Br)
Lewis, and Hriianau (Brj. Parrall, from Liverpool hen**
tar New. York
PLTMot-rK, M*r ft-- a rn rmi. lUauer itohemu (Ber).
Kentoil. rora New-Yora Mar 17 oa her way to Hambur* (and
paooommt).
mi ir. i ns. Mar 80-Hail*.), ite* ni or C*merato (Br), fur New.
York
uorBMiiAOBS, Mar -.'J-a rrlved, ttoamer IeUnd (Dan),
SkJo.ti. fream New-York
Ha-Ibi-m, Mar S7 -Arrived, iteamar Sorrento (Ocr), Mal.
ler. fro* Ntw York.
LtiBos. Mar -4-Amved, tteataer Alecia (fr). Vernen,
fram New York.
{For lout SMppinp fiimt. if any, tm fifth Pot*.)
rWlZMiMI WALL STREET
PUyt tad hive* with poor flBtneiera, bot mora dita*.
troii* to th* mat*** are Uu mllilon* uf dlteitr germ* thtt
lurk to the peliee* of thu rich tnd In Ih* hovoU ef the
?_?___ T'*-!*w,*_'*"*.*'*,,,,.?lJ"< r*1"""'* ,r* quloklr sud surely
destroy** by burning uYdT.i" N aPHTllul. *
i_ ?J*'?*???*"? ?d using llYDRCNAl'lllil'iL SOAP lu
to* toilet aur-ery sud Uslh. Sold by D. iggl.to.
_BM A BC RT A JOHNSON. M'Pra. New-York.
D
RE8S BUITfl lor sale or lure. LANG'S
M-Mli Ctototo-t Par.oia |$ amt lltt e%
Announcement*
Brummell has a fina assortment of im?
parted Kaitir Novgcngs. al*o a largo ?*s<irtnient of Baa
Bosa ?ne Chooolatsa cahambla Ao. eSl Broadway, ivs
6thav*,2*Hr*sH4th-ak, 408aud410Orand.sk
Beware of a slight irritation of the throat
Bramwell** Congi) Drone give Immedrato relief. Beld at the
e.evato* rallreaet stotteas sad druggtato iver,-whin
?
Menry A. Danifls, M. Da,
SIS Wbbt I'srH-st
Btaeaaee ef the Nerroo* srstaa. fleoito.rr.nerr Org?nA
Impotence-nd *tori?uy Hour*? a le 13.1 toS.
WniTE Hands
Pram aelng Cobnbi.i.'S
BEN_m*i cosmrtic soap. 25 Ora
Our present bargain sale ia only an
incident of a large trade?there are
always bargains to be had,here for
the looking. The aim we set Kef ore
ourselves is the providing of choicest
Clothing for Men and Boy3 at such
moderate prices as will induce reg?
ular custom.
Residents of the upper part of
the city, especially the parents
of boys, are reminded that our
BROADWAY AND 32D STREET
store was established for their con?
venience and affords every facility
of the parent house. The new
Easter Clothes are ready. The new
English Neckwear. The latest styles
in Hats.
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
BROADWAY AND PRINCE ST.,
BROADWAY ANO ll JD ST.
Prices Same at Both Stores.
James Mccutcheon & Co.
INVITE ATTENTION \T THIS TIMK TO THRU:
LARGE ANO VARIED ASSORTMENT OF THOU.
OCCULT RELIABLE WASHING DUM BABBICE
FOKHI'RISG AMD -1UIIII-N- WEAK, INCLINING
FINE ZKPHYR GINGHAMS, FANCY SCOTCH
GINGHAM*, LINEN GINGHAMS. OA.MAM-E LIN?
ENS. FRENCH PERCALES, WI) PURE LINEN
LAWNS. SAMPLES SENT PER HAIL ON REQUEST
"THE LINEN STORE,"
04 WEST 'J3D.ST.
$??) 7^*_ BUYS a nobbv prints; 50 srvltM
?ma t*F from leading Ullo.i ?t Hal! value. LANG'S
Misfit (lot li mg liileis, elo K. 14tli-tt? uniter Morton House.
MISI-11 and uncalleil-for suits ov-p rcoatu or
trouser* from leading taller* at half value. LANO'S
Misfit Clo-hlng Parlors. dO K. Hlti-tt., under Morton Hosie.
?Q "7 ^ TOR a cu. toni-marte suit or overcoat
fWn'*itt worth $26. I.ANtJ'H Mlitit Clothing Parlori,
60 Kilt lttli-tt., nailer Moiton lloase. Open evenings
How to Clothe the Hoys.
best & co.
fri*}*.
While we have ni ade up for tbl* sprlna our usual et
tracllve Una of ST ITS and OVKIM'OATS In FANCY
Not K LT I KS nnd FINK IMPORTED FABRICS, we
ala* have the beat aaeertment for ordinary wear, and
aa an Illustration Invite especial attention to onr
Boys' Suits at $5.00,
strictly all-wool, made In oar regaler styles, lit Jam ne
well ne ihe Suer grades end guaranteed te give eu.il*.
factory wear.
FOR THE SMALL ROYS, o tall line cf KILTS And
lUttf SI irs. Including aaa at AA ti-1, especially
good value.
HATS AND CAPS. Carree, .lyle, fa
OEUBYS tor BOYS aud TOOTHS and ihe laird
NOVR1.TIKS KO lt SHILL BOVi, alee Ibe best as.
? oriinent el SCARPS, TIES and BETTS, COLLAR'S
aa* Ct FPS. .fcc,
ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Wi ineludi i/outhr mi* up to 18 yiar*.
60 & 62 West 23d-st.
OWING TO TllK RETIRING OP MESSRS.
ANAUIAN AND OPPBNHKHIt-.lt MK.'i OUR
Pl un. WE WILL COM*.. NCE TUESDAY. APRIL
itll, A GREAT SALK Ot OIR ENTIRE STOCK OF
MEN'S FL RN l.MI I M.?. II .TS, THINKS, h.<;s,
ETC, AT A SICIIIFJCK. IN OIIDKR TO PW
tftBSB INTEREST I*. I ASH. Ol ll.VI Oil K HILL
itt: CI.oskd MONDAY, Al'ltll. MB, for tiik
PlHPOsK OF JllHhlM. DOWN Tilt. STOCK.
i POH FIRTH!- tt ".ARTIC! LARS SEK NEXT -I *,.
DA IS IMPKRS.
KEEP MANUFACTURING CO.,
?40 I|JIUADWA? A.ND AA LA-I UTU HT.
SPECIAL MENTION.
A4?ertto???nto ?rf-iHted tea* Otaae **te??e?t*
rect<a?t..r4 to Ibe reekara ef THK THISrtS.
aa Ikaraughl. relt?????. aad?mtln?i?aa toitai
hy "i**! orUk Ih* **dr*rHe*re ***?* MMtBBB omfotf
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Itciiable Trunks
and ll-tgi.
1 CertlaniU*!. Til tith.ue
UH Broadway, N, U.
B, &H.T, AnthonyiCo
881 B*-OADWAY. N. Y,
PHOTOGRAPHIC
AMA IA CK OL'IVI*'^,
-."Ti
SATCHEL C..ITV-RA*
CATAL<X?t:K F HE It
Men lion TnboAa.
HOME KXER
LIMBIC"
Brain. Worker!
<e,ienttiT-i PtO
deutleitien, 'ut
a .al
. ulll-S; th* I
A t hl et e er ;
^^^^^^ Invalid. A i
eemjileto armei-islix-n. Tah** j
on but lix inches siU.ne tt.ior- i
roon,. Hi.uietlnu.- new. si-.iea
tlflo ''arn'ile. eomurehensiVA
ch?!?P* '?end for
BC-HOOCH |.'"K PHYSICAL
*Vp TOCAL CDLTDRE.
lHKitt 14th Street sod 711
Fifth Avenna V. Y. city.
rrof. D. L DOWD William
Walkie, author of _ftOWtA
0?r STe.eir." says ef lt I
paver siw inp other I liltovl
hslfis well."_
L1.8QUUIAS0IS,
MT -TJLTON-sT.. N. T.
The best place to hay
PIM DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
ABTISTIC JE WELRT,
English Silverware, etc
?Qver Plated Wara at 40 o*
Rept-trta* Pine Walcha*
A Specialty.
Ik Crawfri SIn.
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171 Fulton-at-. Brooklyn
COLUMBIA
Bicycles,
Tricycles,
Tandems, Safeties.
POPE MTG CO.
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OLD GOLD.
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br niall or exiir.-** !
will i*ud UieMii hy r, turn malt
ar-mui-d cheek for fn:l vaiu*.
Coals return-it if offer net sat
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J.H.JOHNSTON,
1X1 KOWERYi N. Y.
Somothin-j New.
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all tbe year. %
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A'soRiirnees A Ilona Hood*
FOR EASTER.
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in .oys' Suits, age 4 to 12 fears,
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