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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
YODYZSUS HOLDS MASB AGAIN.
_*S SURPRISED PARISMIONF.RS HOLD A MF.F.T
1NG AND APFOINT NEW COMM1TTEKS.
Much to the snrprlae ol hls 8BBfl6iatln8l the Rev.
Matthla* TlBjaaaa, roctor ot St. GcorjrcV NM fhuicli.
ln North Tonth-st., celobrated ma_s yesterday, not
withstandlng hls anspenslnn by Itishop Louphlln. Tho
parn-hloncr- ol the church wero there, however, ln
laive numbers, and the usnal collections wero made,
amountlng to 640. which wero taken charge of. It ls
natd. by the priest. Father ?6-76868 rektrcd tn tho'
rocent charges wblch brought hlm Into court, made by
hii fonncr ho.isekeeper. Maggle KlrtchoweM und Mrs.
Aft.es 0MM6B?B. who chargee hlm wlth ass&ult. He
charged Mr. Miller. foitner trustee M the ch.ireh, wlth
bclns at the bottom ol tha whole trouble. He said .imt
MUler bad lormerly rec?lve<l BB per 8886 of the collcr
uoiu. Father YodyiMis then spoke of the church
property, which i. ln hls name. He sal.l he lind :io
doMi-e to fceep the property, but Md not proposo to
make the property over to the Hishop or the congro
gation whlle etlortfl werft belng made l.y his congre
gatlon to get posscsslon ol lt by law. As the congrega
tion pa*scd out at the end ol the mass, circulars ?e.
di.tributed asking that the congrogatlon try to mako
peaic. The elrcular said among otlier thing* : " Dur?
ing the years that Father YodyrMis has been witli
us he has taken all the money roc.ivol fraai
ccMectlons and put It ln his poeltet. He has
imt pai.l one eent of the church's liidcbtedne-s.
The money he used to puichase the chunh mortgase
ln his own name was raised by the rongregatlon.
We have, therefore, to flght Ior our riglits aa
grogatlon nnd do all ln our 88*88 to rogain po*_es_ion
ol tlie cl.urch. We are not nctlng indepcndently. hut
we aro 88688 the guidance of the lllshop."
Yestcrday afternoon another meetlng of the parish
loners JBB8 lield at Palace Hall, ln
(irand-st, HatchlnosKl presided. Every effort
88888 by Yodyzsus's Irlends to _peak was ln
UllUfUl wlth crles ol "Sit down," " Put them out.-'
Several tlmes during the sesslon It looked as if Meara
would be exchanged. Tbo presence of a squad of po
Hremen prcventert this. IlatchinoslU anajaaUli that
mBBmm of the priest havlng cha.gc of the eoDecttona
ol the church they be Intrustnd to a I mnnitt-__
and tbat tiie priest receive a salary. Tln- commlttee
appolnted waa YlaUmi. Wol_ltl artd Antooy Joaascs.
It wm Uion moved and cairli-U that ewh BMmtor of
the parlsh bc usscssed lifty cei.ts a ino.itn. this money
to bo pald over to the priest Ior his 8888-88. EbU
would give the priest tfo.OOO ycarlj -
A comii.itfe M lour wa-. ._*?*_; *
call on Fatber Yodyzsus. An hour latcr the eon_
mi.tee returned and <_aid Ihat the priest had, rvfiwci
_?> confcr vlth them aud decUn-d tnat tbey *Vt 8*
Ma eaaala. Hc toiu tl.e commlttee that to waa
wtlling to conf.-r wlth a delegation of priest-. and 86168
bv thoir decMon. Hishop Longhlin could not be seen
at hi> home la t nlplit, OWiBf to ^.W86J*_It W88
lcarned tlirough the s'rvant tl__?: tta Btshop had
reeeived n<> eoauaanleatteo from Father Yaifasea aaa
had not BMtraetH hini to hold nias?.
THIS TIME HE KILLED HJMSEIF.
Chsrles W. Easty. the printcr ol No. 407 Gold-st.
,Who dramallcnlly announced ln a letter to the news
papei- aa TaiiltT last that lie wa* poiiiK M end 8
wasicrt llle, _*d Uien cjuietly turncd up at evening m
lu- ..wn home, JCfllaNay al WAA a. 88. CBlrted ocl tba
lntentlon bv waMltll a bullet lato his Ieft breu-t aad
djing at the Brooklyn Hoepital two baan later. He
v. .Ili'-d Into the undertalier's shop of FranK llnrper, M
Wa-l.lnglon and Yor). rta., abaat half an hour haawe
?000 and began to talli wlth John L"vcn-. tha mAtt
taker. a-lataat Baaty taiked about tbe priea M
aoMaa aai aanaaaM aMIaa. He ashoii what waa
done with bodie_, toaai in the atraata. Uveoa, atter
a tlr.ic, stepped Into tlie rear ofT.ce and Ensty Bred al
Mmsclf. Lcvens taabei out aad said : " What have
?a aonal Baaa shooting jaaiaaitf Baaty Blowljr
n^dded Ma head as h- was r.iisod up. Tbaa t!ic
maag _B86 in bu.incss-lihc mani.ei- drow out a <unl
niiii peaafl aai a_Jnd the would-be suicldo Ins name.
Wlion ho hai tahen it down help wa- .-.uiiimo.i.d. An
aailrl-*oab BaMv to th-. BrsatUre H? pitai, wbera
he di.'.I.
F-.lv csme to RrooklMi about one month ago from
liHit_,'.il. CO_-__, aud i. flMi u> have had B Bjaei ttmi
UUou tbcaa. Oa XBaaiai mn m aaat eat aa oa?a
letter aaatBB tbat ta had by his eoodaet brohe.. up 11. ?
iaViDUie*s of his home and waa ROing to kW luni-.l..
ie11! "n .ii-iiPi- =a^l for the day. J?8 wMe wa? not
mflSlT worried at the tl_ae. Mrs. KaM.J*t Urter-U}
Lw l.ougli l.in. too moeh ot a cowari lo commtt
LmMc... .u nlabtfall he rotamai bon?, aaqrlii* that
1 ovi'ln,' l'.."l nrevctitod hlm from drownlng hto
l: 'ir-- tomlly bad .... Me* tl.at he woald rar.y oal
hta threatv His i,r 'tin-i-i., law reaterday _aat a re
i.rt ron.i.-,.^ that F.a-.ty had Im-n away a
i'l, and they fea*ed he was oa a tmm. Tto othei
! "' "Ti-"' ls a report of a :nan ihot PUtogfl lt
..,>h, no!" wa* tbaaaawar. "Jlalatoaaiaeh
m a eeward lo ia t.'iut."
?
LVT-CTIOATTXO TIIE TKNEMENT-HOr?E FIRE.
Thr. polke Biada a searc-hlng investigation ycslei-day
|,?.,, tho ortclB ol tba Btaa la tba tluee tciiement
oa Bataidaf aMbt, hat so far have not been
aiiie .o Blaeovar aay elaar t.> the Lncenilarr. Tbaaiaa
MeCana, <f Ba. :?:! 'Ugh-st., wiio an_a anaatai. wa?
aaat ta JaU Ior Ma aaj? jreatatiay ?* intoxkatloo to
. .. , .,,. ? rt cbaaee io work oy tbe e?sC. He
pyn eooti8iMeto-? ft-awera to qaaattoni ab??:* Mi
niovenieiits. and in iptte ..f tba la<t tbal ha had in hjfl
pniiktA a BewsBapar lomti t" aa aeeoast of tba faaal
li:.. i'l suiicl--t ,-f a week 888. he denlod havlng read
or toaM "i Um_I ii,'mi-' " ?? Caataflii Baaaa 8oe* not
tiiinu hc Ie tbe I-Htj paraoB.
Mi>-. Aaata MeOraajar, wbo lives on the top floor of
t:..- hoaae Bo. 88 Beaia-et., wbaae tbe flral lareadlanr
flre of Satnidajr wa? ttartei, sajfl that tn the aftenioon
tm no-lfod a stranae mau _MaUng upaaUrs throimh
Ibe haliwav. He said ho waa loohlng for Mra. Brown.
kiie said -'You know thi-re la DO anch woman here.
Uo right out oi here." He ^aned for the i-oof. but
rt'.-rii) ,".i ol the man to Flre Marahal towta aod she
v i go ut -ea- if McCann is th-? peraoti to-dajr,
superiiiteodent Campboll has the enUre police roree
on tto watch for i!ie nen. who aro beglnidng to b_
tbe tatror .,i people la the large tenaaMBt hoa fl ?
AN ITALIAN'S WORI WITH A KNIi'K.
An ttabaa hUbbing aft.-av n>'ir!y resiiltcnl in imii-l'T
iS-' iu_r.it. _B th'; hnllva.v of No. 100 Froui st.
< hartea raafljnaVt. tweuty-tive yean .>w. M Ba. 88
_>:.;.. -,;., got Into a iranben ojaantl M Aiaaifl and
}i -nt ~is.. ..itii Faaqaale PaUa, tmtt yean old, of
No. 110 Fr.'iit-st.; Mi'hael Domat:-... thiriy years
<',id, of N?. 01 Front-st.: and Fraab BtM-ta, Ulrtj
i-.T,i jejmt "''t. *& "6. 110 Fr;.nt-t. Ia Iba quarrel
FiiMluaie drew n knife and iMbbM PoUa flve tlmes
in tho boclv, Domatta in Ibe arrn. nul tben plungcd
tta blade Into Stiasta'i aiKioinm. Paom and Domi.tiu
wrro not serloindy in.'ured. bal Strattu. who was n
moved to tto Broo__Ij~ Hoapltal, ls ln a critlcai con
dl Ion. Domatta and Polla were l.c-l.! a wltnostiea
and l>;i..<iunle was anaatai. 'i'"'- bloodji knife and a
leTOhrer were found iii his po-.-esslon.
FI.AV.F.s DS81-OY A DuUtCB HALL
Oioty'fl KaB, at Bwaa an.l Meaerola its., was totaiiy
destro.\>al l,y M8 at an early 1.-.mr jrcsterday morn?
lng. The fiamcs alaa <?oiiuiii.iiic-atcd to tba three
tfMj tummrai hoaae So. l^o Kwen-t., aijolnlng, ai.d
exHteaaa. preraUei among the Uuaatea. The
Baaea ipiaai 8*t1 B6eli -apMltjr thal tba aatlia
buii'iui: waa la laaaee beforo the Firo Dapartaient
rc&chod tae iroao Oalf half an hour before tbat
tlie BieaillLlfl <-f the o.iward R8BH <lub ha/l raeated
t: c buildir.g, wliero they had sjK-.it tbe ntgbt ln
danclug at thelr a.iiiuai oali. i!.i?_ Ibe lit oecuired
whlle Uie crowd was in the ballilag a serlous !,,-? ol
bf.' mlffht liave followed. The tln- i> belleved to have
been staried t-v a lightcd i-lgJii-. The total loaa Ifl
tTr.matert at ^2..,000.
?
A MF.MOKIAI. ( IU"I'.C.M DEBICATED.
The lia.idfc.nn. 888 struitun- of the handu Street Mi'ino
riti Metiioii-t Buaaaapal Chareb :iL Keary imd riaik ???.,
ki> eattaiad iaatripllaa and atoeaie of whlel. have alreatfy
i ,;i.ii?had in Xha Trlfcaae, nas Baileatad yaaterdaj.
v ua in , ? leaa i..
tln- day, aud mwtl.igs wlll bc couthiued during BM araak.
Bi-hop Audr.'vv., who aaa iflatat af th.' o,c
chi'i-'h f.n aeveaal paaia. iraaebid t" a laapa eaaBraejaUea
M,<,.nin>'. a rtiinio.i c>f funini peatatfl and i. ?,,,
bera wa* held at 3 p. m., ovir which tln- Ber. Beajauln
M. Ad*ni? pri-alded. Th -. l,lml-:iv Farter,
Tn ? .*?. i.'.r?,' I*. Alaln.s and ttmtt tM8* a<l
ifaaaaa -Mbap iim-t, ot wa.tiing-oa, D. c, iweaefccd
the lac-riuoii in tln- > v.nlu/, BBi Blahop Anilr.ns l.-nn ill.y
_id!'.ata-d t!i?- ililinh. 'I i.,' B81. W. 1) (, .
cut, and through hls efforU a larfe i mn of Maejr "^-?
i?i-cd u, pay off thr dflM of tli,- fl88l88J. Th I
UaoiU for the di-dlrat.-on w?-ri, iu chai.c- of tln |,a-'
j; , ueorye Admni., I>. li. ttmmttj m,d A. Ii. Jhoin.
burlng Ihe week wn ic*? will bi' hrld at ahleh c li rgy.
iiiui of dlffrrent deaoailnai.'on? Bia espeeted ia
| thi.-n will li" Ma Bev. I?r?. Lyn.au Ai.bott nnd
Uiciiard B. Btflv**, Oaaa ? eai I. ai..,,j..
- uiiau; llenry 1. Vaa i>.?ke aad Chartca Oathbarl
JIa.l, Praflhjrtarlaaa, Tlie m?i,ort; i-iral," fflfl l raa-ford
C bnilth haa bi < n pontjioued untu tln fleeaad fcinday iu
Way. _ _
GATIIERED AMOUt THK TOWN.
The Rev. William E. Wright, Uie new roctor of M.
hr.W). tom'_ habBBMBt ICpiMopil Cbareh, a* Taap
hini a\c. u.id. Mi'Dunough st., 8aaeUB8d Mfl new fhai08
yewteiday. Mr. Wn;:iit is a aiaiaaiii ef Kaayaa *'ii
..,', Na 'iai.i Xbaatofjlcal Bemlnary.
ti.,. lt f. v. . .ui. in' LUerary Iieorta(|aa a II
tl.vow ouaui tli-lr new gymnitsimn thla 8?8_B66 '" 166
tUi'.periloii of thelr friend/..
The llev. l>r. llenry van liyke, of New-Vork, the
auih.or ot "Tha I'oeti-y ol Teuny?on," will lecturc thi*
The Secret is Out.
Housekeepers are finding out that many bakir.g
p_.v_.ers contain ammonia; perhaps they have testec
tfrem; possibly they have caught the pungent anO
SUggestive fumesfroma "fresh" can of ammoniate-1
powder. No wonder the manufacturers are afraid t-0
lot the people know what such powders are made of.
There is no "patent medicine" mystery about
Cleveland's Baking Powdcr. It is not only free from
ummonia and all adulterants, but the composition
is plainly stated on every can. The matenals are tne
best Scicnce can produce, and a trial convinccs any
housekeeper that General Hurst (late Ohio Food
Commissioner) was right in saying " Cleveland s is
absolutely the best."
_____
evening ou "The fitudy ol Tcnnyson" beforo the Long
island HUtorlcal Society.
T .e pitbUc-splrtted .vomrn ^ho compose the I *U
.-_____y*'___ve bouplit outripht the entii. fumily < inlc
_| the, Acadcmv ot Muslc fnr tlie " l'ar .fal" ronrert
8B HBlCh 10, and will dlstrtlute tlie tlrkct. among
women who enrn thclr own l.ving lmt cannot afford
to parchaso seats tor the conrert. The succcss of this
entcrtalnment ls already asMiiert.
E1S ASIIES TO THE WINDS.
SCATTERED FROM THE STATUE OF LIBERTY.
FOUR OF .' PVCK. MEYER'S r_______M CARRT OUT
HIS _.?____ TTainffllTTff HIS MEMORY
IX CIlAMl'Al.NE.
The ashes of lteiuy Meyer, better known as "Park"
Meyer, of I .nt BMUBOBd. Btatea Island, wore ficat
tered yer-tei-ay to the four winds from the Statuc of
Llbe.ty, ln a-eordancc wtttt the dying -vrislies of tli.
man. The B8W8 had Icakcd out that Meyer's wtthea
would bo earried out f-oine tini* yesterday aftanooai
Hnd many of the curious were OB tl.e lookout for men
in the unlform of the Staten Island s.?Iiii_tz-.it C.rps, od
whlih " Purlt" ?_a a leading niembcr.
It was :\ o'clock vrhen _omo t-oberly dres<=ed Cer
mans boarded the Bedlow's Island fcrr;, boat at llie
Battery. Among them wei-c Captain Fiaali BlaacWer,
out ol whose ample coat poeheta Ha Bedn of two
cliampague bottles protrinicd ; Licutcnaiit Oeorga War
ter, and Morltz Wcgerly. who r.'.rricd a small. ili'tu
lar. brown-eolored tin box, not unlikc a bla. Btt box, on
.< hi.-h. haa-TBT. aaa UM ifiMTiptioii i " Aahee ot Henrj
Meyer, ladaeret? at pred. Poat, -tobroary -i. lBDi."
Other. ln Ua P-atF wtw Captain Prededeh Ftaeh,
Fieriemk Weber and Ci-xi-tian H.m.Ik..
011 aniviag at. De-JoWa Idand Hh part? walked
toward the Watm, headed by Iiii.x_-_*, who, wl-ci.
,?, ,,-;,, i,.i the top of UM pcdctal. halted UM party,
and, tahtag the box from Weperby, OJWied it aud took
?:,t ta..- paper ba*. weh aa are aanerallj a-"";<t'?
witii peanata or pop eorn. 1-B really eontained a.i
,li. . ie.naii.ed of the JOTtal pnbUeaa and ?_*"?.
?Puch" Meyer. RtaacBler gave a bag each to wia
ter, Flnek an. Bctht. retaining one htaMeM, and
then made the followlng apceeh: "Here 81. UM
__*ee ?f old L'u.k Meyer. Ha wa- a geed .....n. I
never Bnew of any wrong thtog .:'..t ht BB did, ?
?enUmeatthal waa l___afee_ b.? th-v ,..?.-?:.?.
Tiic party then ili.i.-eU lo tbe bead od the Btatne,
and Wbea tl.-v i-eached tbere tiic ftW tooh af thdr
podUena tedhg north, aoat, souti. and w?.t. Ihtn
Kttt. ehsnu of "Hawf it. i . old l ...k Mever
e.,-11 -M e_BBtM Ha bag to tbe brrc_?. Hicrc were
Zn- amaU atrSa of whlte .iu-l vi_ihle lor a few
n)(;:iir!? .. ro. unlikc tbe wbiie p.ifTs from 88?iny
rlfles. a..d then thc-V va..i-ii-d iM" tho 9***?~
That waa UM hai <f i"viai, roOleMBg "Paeh.- me
party the- iaa-a-fc-e- 8r?-_- Btaaehler. who pro- I
;,,?,',, ?? (?a?.p;i-.,',. Ba-h ol *? ?^? *_L*
Wtatar, it wm n.r.i. -d, earrfed one la cafh
hlp'prKKH. The eorBB BOOB flew away and tliea I
wtth tauripere the men _J___I U> "1-WJ "Vs to old
Tbeia were Hvc women, who, un.-onsdou. of wha|
waa BOtaf OB. were ln tl.e Italae at tho Ume of the ,
ceremony, and thou_h Btaacbto bg?4 ?? ^g
ti.ink to the ineuiory of hl> old ine.m, wuu au ....
_ be_ i-ll'?..?- of a Staten latanfl -ehuetzen '^l1
I*;- ?p.Viai.r.iin. where the itary ol dei-i.-ic-d Pu< k
W^5_-S ^naT^Vio honor of being tl.o
rSSS sssyte a*?ra st-":
gSB Wh. .tm whiri. be .aKequantly ealled
:'-?!f "" '\,.r To'ir. J,' I' 'k' li.ul a llquor _tote
TSer 2rwJ_tahBl|! -*?.: a here . go^riM.
^?-VB^__r_^rf^^wi
::;^^,,^^^^l.^'r^l;,;.,"^vrl, li:-;,^:,-,
__?_a ._ i_nm_-__ Tbe mraeon Baw i "
1 !,-' T.U epi.anh. taken from a (...., .M'.oi'.; a:.
?^^srisS^a^^A
jiie be by im:--ket or by p 4
?- *--"
j./?. ?rr/.// M 1XSTALLED.
THE MKW TASTOR OF THE BCOTCH PR--__T
TEIUA-. CHVBCB B-CGIl-i BI9 WOBK.
-ii,, oM Beoteh Piaehyterlaa churrh la io:..ior-nth-t.
ra nowBcd laat algat whea the Bar. Dr. Da J* O.
Ktte ?a_ loatalled aa Ha mutor. Altar afl (be
JJr. ,,:ia beeo BU- aa maoy chalra aa eoaM com
Ltably be B_808_ in .he ais.os w,r, bTOOgh >,. ., .
naay people *tood U.rouBh._.? tbe aerdeea. Whea
Z IL voluntary wa, flt.l ' ' '? ? *. A.11.
Ilarshaw, the moderator of the Preebyteiy,
-Mjer, BDd _?? the conp^a.:..n bul inig SolUy
CS iho Linh. of Day," Dr. lii.r-haw u-,1 the four a
etapter <-f U lUaathy, aud the Kev. Dr. Bdwarta
The Bev Dr. Oeo.po Me__a___er, of Ihe UalvaraUy
ptaea Chuwh, waa taea lutreaaeed aad pieaeheB U?e
Inatallatlon aen. tahtoi tor hi. lexl Bpbe ?? ?
n aad 13, "And he i-ave tomt, apodles; aad aome.
noahete; and some. <-'.uig-ii-i- ? aad ?___-. paatori aad
rs; for the pertecttai ol the aatota, tor Ihe
WotM of the -iattry, tor the eBttylog ol the bc_y
of Chrld " Dr. Afc-aaaar lobh Ibe three laal daa-cd
for Iha Ihiea head* of his Maeoai-e, aad pi
U cai-iH-st, a- well B8 Bractlcal, M'in;..M Bpon
ln tbo nlalstry, Ita ooailtloBa aad fralta,
?,-i?, uu] u.i-tiiuti'.nai qnaalloea were tbea pro
po-ad? by Dr- Haraaaw, Bn. I i the pa
[he- to Um people. FhUowlng tbeae tbe Bev. Dr.
w j) Baehaoaa. od ti." -__-a__ta I bhreh, lo aeveoth
llVC led in Um taataUatlon praarar. The Bev. Dr.
lohn Hall. of the I'lltl. Av.-iii..' Pl < :""?'!l'
deUvcnd the ehareje ta tke paator. He e?pha Ised
lour polata; flrat, the a<.ItJ - IMraoaal iplrltaal
comlltlon la iMng by talth In IBUowahlp wltb Ood
!m tbe eloaet, aa wall aa la Um palplt; ae. .nd, a^
pearanee la _att aad adloa betott "
,..,,,.,. Ullll um paetor ahall aol ba ?ae a tambUng
i,i?? k ... aay ; UB?? ln pevhiaf, 11 pn -. h ? hrtat not
, greal High Pitast, bal ai Prophd and
Klag bi wei: io preaeh UM whole Irath ai pn *ntcd
ln tha Eii.ic: toarth. Um ratae ol ofltotal
iBiercoana wtth Um __M_nben ol tbe oaagregaiten ta
their b'.i'i. -.
Bev, Dr. ?'. B. Berr, ol Ihe Foarla Charch,
,i_..\,i,-i n ttrlhlag eharga to Ibe people Among
_4hai thlap li'- s:ii! : "This ven.iabi.; cl.ur. h 1.:.
?hawa b wladaa. beflttlag Be ><a.- . II bm? be al
lepej iii.it roa have beea ? : ndgbbor
lu.t Dr. Wyllc betoaga t. tbe eeillia Chaieb,
ajeA whd. b" i- -hoahl f>
...ii bmj (haaaa paetara, bal ae
Olre ." foar <it-i\ paator roar aBactloaata >???
und aaaDort. s.an.i nol of aattl jroa Me how be
mw do. Ib-lp him do! Do n... leU him ..,'1 Ihe
dUiigreable tiilnir- ln rhurch Iif". II" 1- nol to be
...,i. bul i fountal .. <' ??? Id.-ratlon f<>r il.. nia.i,
I _a ioi .'?" mlalatar, l- a aa%1ag grace tor any
i-.inirr.ga.lon, Ld tiu- eourtea) extend al-.. lo bu
Urte Sm psw ..'i-iii- Itsell a-ben ll roba the pnlplt.
Olve bim yoer addce, bal be wininp to u< - ??!>. M*
Voan maj be good aa tor a- Uiey ao, bul hla
h _ , further. Abovs ..il Ihliigs, pra) tor bim.
mi. pew mali. - u powerful puli lt."
Bev. Dr. \V\li-- pronounced Ine benedldlon.
ptlon wiu be dven ln Ibe chnrch paiiora tnl>
evening lo Dr. aud Mra. B. li".
Mra, Bew l have a raptl a', i<u_ ..n eroai
Mi. Now (wilh . ? -_ke -rhal
a ii ?
Mra. New-I wUI buy a I'ri-ii< h p.x.d!<\ dn.r. lla
aiU .?t tiw aerapa of iood taat w<- an- now -.
Tharafore Umb will be aaved. Now Uu't that elever
ot met?iMun-Cj'* Wctkly,
KEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY*
JEBSEY CITY.
DID THF. rcl-KKMAN BILL THK MAN I
j,?,; Koiil. a polM-man. who.e home te at No.
Micl.acl MrCarihv. of No. 68 Fav-t. When Kc.il wa*
??2 SS .mn ha ?wM io .hc Bo-at 8M? of ??
A .I.lyman James Murphy. -"J^^hIS
.,hvc. The.chcmctM.t^tHv.MMi. ? I .
_L ud u.e bartaaier, loba carn.n. r e i.a .,
bo,-a?ie .68BfM M an nnM-.K-n. 11UtltA to .
(lll;1!,,M, ,,,? BcCartby, wbo waa a ateMj bbm. atwrt
Koiu. wbo is a powerlal MDaw, ? tho e>c. The
_te_i? p__8_*-itorfeeei beforo ai.ything moro aartoaa
E_ Kiil.'s btacb eve tOOh Place. The bartende
\Z Mrectoi lo fumish more Iriak, and the flght
r;iI,hv teMei oa i-iaawMf UM ojkvraL Ha^fench
at K.-Ut aad was knoctod down. and flve mlnutes
,;ltl,. ,,- wa, 6088- Ur. John BMlth ^J_J** for; '"'
beforo he airiv..l M..Carthy W88 6666. Kdltt and the
SS Otber men were -TOatoi. Keilt wa. etargi
ob* ^j^gf.*_?^mTSSS^iw
Ly Kcilt did itrt-e MeCarthy.
llliiHTED LOYF. DBOV_ HIM INSANK.
WllBam BaaaaH. a aaa M the Ber. w. il. Mn.
pa.tor of tlie Inlon Place Mettedlfll BpUcopel Cbareb.
ta. I,,-,, me b-aaa. Hc ls thlrty-tWO year, old andlhaa
,,..,,, ,.I11?,,.v.-.i aaa piwfca_-_l nur-oat tlio Middie
towa H-aoa AjyMm. Raeeell waaanaajei io bo married
__ u- i.>A.iirV.i l*i-: _i_mifN> <m ;t
;inn , few month. a?o hc MbbBM!"?JjJ^L0Bn
vl-h,"'':'; ^::iri.'i!;'\:im.',,1;..lTi.in?:.!,,.
fil&&" The 'I,',,!,.,- .....iiT-lM and
the yming woman returned 1 . her bome. Bn-eU aml
KWra ahe had wnt.en Wm to btt_aad ate
tln- Iciiei- sho hai wriiieu .um l" ??? .?
. ur <H. hl-. iu floing Hii- the yOJUJI wo.n:.n i.
.oX^ccidentolly aenl Royell ?gf^gLfg,'Sd^
ceived from a thlrd penoa W ?? "?** " r' ? ?, r
he became frantle and loan nft.-rw.iid. t ia.ma.
became aidlcted to the morphlne habit. He becam.
vlolently Insane on Baturday and w m tasen i. ..
Mary'a Hospital, bnt tho ilatera wonld not laeel-e
h-O. Hus-,'11 wlll be scut to an u-ylum.
Investigntion by the anthoritics Into the canse of a
tUght Bia al the hoaae of Mra. Jaaaea RoMaeoa, Bo.
Ifbth-at., oa Batariay Btfht, baa abown that Ae
w-i-itcd to ro flbopptat. aai, to keep her two -man
Hi'iC. fro8m K. lo-k.-l them n *^?P*^"^
one of the ehlldren eeenrei Mwnc :i|i,|mr .m*'\V':';
and whlle playlng wlth them iei Bre to a bei. When
n-,-l-taiiio came they were aneonadoua.
The Oennan BvaagelieM Cbarch, Monmouth nn;l
Wayw aS?wa_ dedlcau d j catenlay. The new c-hun-h
l_ of bii.k, aai eoal 613.000.
Daalal Ibaiobae. aa eaglnaer, ^fZVii'^ilre
;??_.?,^k.S'':.'-_w :ir:
_.?/*l_ nf nunils and 'nein ?< i^ of st- ',!CT " t_.<un u "'
tfd-', -' ii'' n.m.ir . rent-1 nm'h cacitement
until Iho truth was mado n.iowi..
ELIZABETH.
Chlcf of Police Trnny w.ll this mornlng make a
ebarte a?ai__t MaMbew Travo.-. the e-6_aai _windier
Of bringtai stoH-n ir^s int. ^?**W?
be held and paoKbed Mr t-dfl aaMaa tho New-Ilcdford
authoritifs should send 8 itqui'ltloi. for M8 body. He
MFfl that a warrant was Usued ihero for hls arre.t
tor malprac-H.-e. Il8?8_8 Uft tl.at ti? is n praduate
of tho BBfBbb Cnlle?a of Montroal, and also of a
rulk'Se M 1-dlnbiirgh, BeotMai
onc of the Mrsast fnnet-H ever wttaaaaal mtt
waa tbat. yeatertay, of Jaaata F. Oiaiy. a brar,
ber of Jetreraaa Knflne Company, who rHk?i lus li,
. .... ti,.. nraaem of p,,,r peraonfl at tlio rec
I &^ei^nt.P^^flre7aod c%ht P^unonhL tjk
b-jdy wa_ eacorted to the irave by tlw ..i/.ateth l.r.
I,,. ,.ii;i.i-nt. three Coundl. ol Ihe CBtboUe BenaraMBl
! u_Hon and other orgaolsatlo
I ha l.ill redlKtrii-ting tho city wlll be pa..seai lo
, ni^-lit b] UW I I'.v ? ..un. .1. lt maUea twelve warrt
ont of the inesjiit elfht.
m -
m:\vark.
The flve rhildren who were bitten by a Ptipposed BBBi
iog 08 Fr: tay aro doing well. The ehlldren wlll not
8a 168 beaa uimoun.ed be sent to New-York for
Ireatmeni by i^r. Olbler. I'r- Bobartaoa, i
attendlnj Ibeas. Ie aatborlty br thia ataMaaBit.
Tlie Democrak majority ln the Ifawart iioard of
Ilcaltli have dcrided to reniove Dr. Wall;ace, an effkient
BOi'Mltbfai oMear, und elect Pr. Ncwman in hi.
itead ,i- laeretaiy.
An ufalll] pciformance ls to be given ln aid of
Bt mehael'fl Hospltal, ffewark. by aatatgan on Aprll
17.
Iba New-York and New-.Tersey Teleph.me Company
hare porehaaed land in Markel t.. aud wUl ereit a
telephone exehange al a eoal of B1&0/M0.
0-AXGE.
Willlam Camberbrac h, the pualmBflMr eVfli of Oranpe
VaQey a ill Mbt dmrfe of the olfleo this mornlng.
Aagaataa w. Coailt, the new poataaaaMr in nrango,
Will n.'t lake ehaifB af the offlce tlll tlie 1st of Aprll.
The publlc- BfllaiarlOfl will be heid oa Tue.duv evening
aai there are a aaa-ber M pwwntnenl men in th,
townehlp at work trylng by every means in tha-ir
power to defeat the men nomlnated by the Baat
Urange ProtecB~e Aaaoeiation. It ls probahia that
the primary ine"tlng on Tuc-day evening will bo a
?tenay :i!1(l exclllng one.
Th, ,??? aaa a pFasi'tit ptherlng at Ih, Oraaga < lub
on Batai i.,v evening when the Mnokii-.g coecart of
the club was given.
OTHER SUBURBAX TOWNS,
WESTCHESTEB COUXTT.
moint VF.UN..N. -The BepBbUeaa Town C0_a
ii, in ee hid out a plan of ea-npalgn ofi Batariay ni_-ht
a_k.h ;? nt M reeaM hi tba iBCeeai af tba BepabU
ean tlebei nt tbe eleetl * <>f town ofiirers whleh tahaa
la a few waeka, .md prorMlog aii of the Ke
pnbikanfl take Intereat ln their local aiini.-s aml aai
oal io roto. John irwin praiMei, and after aearing
ii,tii the lepreaeatatlaafl <>t the twelve aleetlon
diatrlets, it wta reaalred t> hold Uie prliaariee aa
March n and the tawo eonvaatloa <>u Mareh 16,
also ritown Uml 11 wa. nor. auy i . ha~a tbrea
- f;,,,i each distri't on tbe town eoaualttee,
a'id tbe 186-81 ntitlon wu ent iawn ooe-ttttri. t?.
ere nppolntei In aaeh di-tii t 11 orranuc
? ilui.-. \\i.-n tba lown eoaualtMe artjnniaad
tbere ? - of BepabUeaae ln iba
im iiuii,ttiii_, :'t wiii-;i Charlee 11. win- >n pre
- . 'i A general ilaaaailoa aid Interehaaat al i_a
wai hai, wtth Ihe re.uit ti,i,t a aaanuaoafl aleipt
w.,^ made that every itopubii an pre_acn( -oold up
port ii. be nomlnated and esarl Ma Bvory
? ir .-: to p't o lull vote polled. lt wa*. &] n i
ti ii thoae who had . ma.de._d themaelvei (llgnl
:. ihonM ii?ve greater attentlun, and thal Uicm
who bad been moat promlnenl and artive shimiai
ucnull iii-'iM-i'.i ??', t" l" led rather than atanmi* the
i, ,i<i' i -hiji ol the yoonger Repabllrana. Tl^
? \ be I. -ia nv ieaenbed ? eist m which
all facii_- ;__-.!. pirl i.ud reaolved : . pi naota barmrmy
ii ,i ia nothlng tn ex< Ite dlKi_enMon. . . . 11 ??
Ihlrtv-flfth annlvenan ofthaninton Hook and l.sdii-r
I'omptny .Vol.uit -i Flre l>ep wa* relebrntei
viiiii, kupper ni Weber" iii'i on Frldav nlatrt Wiii
ii,,i B. Jonea, <f "The ('??iiturv Magi.-Jne," pn
- v.,;e made by Joa_a?h s. BTooi. Bdltor of
"IXeChronlcle"; n. F. A-hley, Editor of - Tha B*. ?d,"
and Br, Prench, BdHor of -The Argaa"; E. A. ll.iw
land, Mr. Joaefl nml Otbflrs.
W.'IITK I'l. A INS 1.4 Young Men'? Republiran
CJnb "111 m.et ln Moran'fl Hall to-nlgh| to arrange
for :!,. ,'., . tVllson Brown,
j,,.. w||| iii., rliarae of "The W,'e*i*he*t_T Com
belislf of ? ? i's,,ii.
, ? , i, .M ? un anaatiailed ? haitei
i ?. np ,n the lilant.
LONG i-l.ANM.
TIIF. CIIOIB WI1.I. ROV STNO.
The meiul,,.' af UM tmtAj "t U.e PMIbfMHpB
Church ui gasaataa *i.o ?_-n?ed lo blng on tnuidav a
week M8, al-o daalla- to take any part ln the MeM
ln |he ehmdi |l? BAf. Thomn. R. Davenport he
oi-run-' predled at the orm.n as usiial. and Bd BM
.ongrr-galinn 18 M.ising. After the aerivrc an cffoi.
w-il made ta Man Wb- _BB8S? - there were of the
troubi- batag Mtttad. Tba Baa. J. Howard Hobb*.
tlie pador Bt the rhiirrh, dedlnwl 88 lalh about, the
trouble aud sild tbal bc v.oiild probably, liavj 80888
thing to MJ Ifl tbe OBBfaa of a few days. The organlst
wm laauBOD? to appear iicforc the aaatoa aa ___??
day to explaln tlw statement rlrculatcrt that he is
BMtalf .<? pon-.lble foi- the dlsrord amaiiK the metn
bers of the rholr. It Is alleged thnt Mr. Davenport
has ben eaieaawliig to ir.fiuen.-e the tnutees to do
away witli Ibe Bbelr and ongage a quartet Ir their
la tlii-. lt ls said, Mr. Davenport lia. lieen
t'd bv Mm <__.-. who Ib a wealthy pew-holdor
and who, it is stated, offered to Mibsrrlbe one-half the
c.-t of the qaartat arodied her son-tn-law was
sclcoted a- a ni.inl.er ..f the <iuartot.
It was announ.-ed some day. ago that some of tne
members had rcfus-.-d to aing, l__-B__ng K? Bvun.
the lendi.iK aopf?B. baraBM thoy had been rldl.-uletl
by poison- atttlng ln Mra. <_*e's pew. M?. <_*e
waa aeen bv a reporter vrsterday, but she i-efuv-d to
sav anvtblnp, except tliat ahe UMOgM that the rliur.li
was beiBg broogbl Into tm. mu<-h notorirty by Mirh a
trlvinl matter. II la expeeted that there will be an
..niniated t.cne at tlie meetlng of the se&slon on
Tucsday.
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING 0_. TO DAY.
St. David'* BadeBy dlnncr. MetNfatttaa llntt., t. p. m.
Bioablja watai werfea ceee, BapraaM court. Hrooklyn.
Mjr .'ommitteo on Ennmeiiitlon, I'art II, Court of
Coinm..n i
Me tin_; a' rhair.ber of C<.mm?rce for action rerirdlng
a Mn ni.au rtataa,
Abaunl Clab <>f t.'nlon Theologlral Semlnary, No. 180
Flfth-.iv",, 1 :l.1 p. in.
Un.. t'oniniltt.-.', Iloard ot Ald^rmen, lp.m.
Taii.maii)- Badaty, evaalag,
Tn il ot tmeam a. Slmmons, I'nited Statea Court.
ptii.n .,f Bepadl.aa Olah IXth Aa.cmbly Dlatrict,
Central .<i>, r.i Baaae, f.'\.'nlni_.
Ann.nl imetlng of th" Bl ?? .-Rnchelle Yicht Club, Hotel
Rrun-wl.-k, H p. m.
Ilrr.'ptlon t.i tlie I>v. and Mrs. D. O. Wylle, Scotch
PH -l.vl.II lan ( Im rt-h. 8 to 10 p. ni.
Salo of real o.?ut" f.. iim|...m1 as?p_.?entt, Court Ho.i?e.
LoiiK Island Hlxtiirlcal ijo.-loty, H p. m.
beetan ay PNtaaaM t. i?. Bejmem tr.orc the Archae
olopt.-al iBBlllalO. Baialltaa Hall. 8:30p. m.
V.t'ian Club of tlio 22d R'-glnietit, armory, 8 p. tn.
_uptir-t Mlalatai-' aud Befctaaed ra-tow mreticg-a.
Opoalag ?f t!iu now publlc school at Eagle-ave. aad
One-hunCrt-d-and-Mxty.thlrd-at.
.St.ir.ilau Bdle l'etition Artforlation, parlah hoiiie of
tin- Chuif-h >,f tli'- A-.-Mi-lnn. A :A0 p. ni.
BeyabUeaa Dtttdet ni__a.Hli.ii. xxi.t Asaembiy Dis?
trlct, No. 10. Eaat FiftT-nlnth-st., 8 p. m.
Addr aa l v Mr . Mary T. Lathrop, Fourth Preabyterlan
_li.ii.li, 8 p. in.
Addrera by Mra, Hcltin Ctampbell before the Worltlng
Waaaaa'a Badaty, Bo. 37 CUataa Ftaaat ?ening.
Laetare by Prateaaoa _!?._ on "_c__ller" at Xo. 120
East T-cnty-thlrd-st., a p. m.
NEW-YORK CITY.
Tlie Itev. Dr. Mayuard will deliver h hUtorleal and
illu.tntt'-d laetare on -Hollund and Its Hlstory'' at
Bt, Andrew's I'.-iri-h Sun__y--cliool-room to-morrow
ovrnlnp, tlio Rov, Dr. Viin Do WBtar. reotor, for the
benefll <>f Bt AndreWa laBnaary for .vomen.
Tha Bev. .lo-opli ..llvernian, of tlio Temple Emanu
F_l, Flfth-ave. ;.n<l Forty-thirdst., ye-terday dellrcred
an' addreaa on tbe ntajees. "The Xeed of Parks and
i b-ygroonda for ChUdree."
The free lertsirel un.ier th? ausplres of tho Boarrt
of BdacaUoa will ... deUvend thls evening in Gram
ni.ir Beboeb Jtoe. 1-, 83, H_, _!7, 15, 3 und 51. Among
tho :p.iikers will lie Profcssor Henry A. Mott, M. T.
Jefferls and Dr. Henry M. LdpdpBT.
Tho Unlted r-tutcs Baparvlaora who served at the
Xovembcr electlon will probably bo pald by Marshat
jMObaa on next Frtday and gaiarday in the Postofflcc
BdMlng. (lii.'f Depaly Marabal Kennedy went to
Wa^hington last Blgbt tj arrange for netting the ncccs
ssiry fir.,.1-.
Mrs. L8 Favre, tho author of "Mother's Help and
Chlld's Friend," who lccturc- beforo tho mothcrs of
Dr. MaaAltbai'a nnd of Profewr Adler's rongrega
tions last week, will lerture upon "Chlld Culfure" be?
foro tho BfaUBBl . . Van Normnn Inst^tute to-moirow.
Tho Direct I'nltert f-tntes Cable l.ompany ha. opened
a branch ofll.e ;.t William und Kpnire sts for the
pedal nrrommndatlon of rablo ..i-tomcrs dolng busi
I | tbe -swamp.'*
mWAEIXE 1XTELLIGL1SCE.
p m
V...
MINIATURE ALMAITAC.
TO-B1T.
Sanrlae?6 28|feu548|Mooartie_ - I Mooti. ??? -1
HIOH WaTBR.
a v-San-T Hoo*.?? iQoT.I.Und 0:01 | HellO-t* ltda
/'.'__f^6-_-r Hooa. OOS I GoT.I.Uud 0;18 | UeU 0?UK 2:11
JXCOMIXG STEAMERS.
TO-DAT,
,?; rrom SiiUd Ltna
' ' .C..rw>nliairen....Feb l'.?.ITamb Amer
mpacn*...lUvr.-.Ki-i. ^l.Kreiicti Tnm
Vi,.,r .Boothamptoa..Jab89.B <* Lioya
N.wpart.'..'.'.'..Culon.L.-BBtK.:.faoino Mai
..EfDAY. MAl.Cll 3.
,.h_,tia .Uai.ib.irir.Feb 18.Him. Aiom
m-T._1::::.'......_t ki?i?.re? m.gueb?c
WUDNESDAT, UARCH 4
v-__?.,. .liarana.Feb 28.N T A Cubi
T.uUi_l-.'.'."..Livwu-iol.KebViC.......Whlte 8tar
OUTGOIXG STEAMBRS.
1_.'I-S_)A-. MARCH 3.
Veaaal
FkMrt. Unt. For Mallscloif w.K
Nerada. Ouion. Uver|>ool . 18 -~
C iiyot I'ar... PaciUo Mail. C'ol.m.10 amlit ui
WB-?B8B_-_ MAUCH 4.
Baraa.MOUeyd, Braaaaa.8.30am ia
Pennlaud. lct-tar, Antwerp. ?.3Uam 12
Alvo. Atla*. l'.?-t I..mun.H ?ni 1
C'.tyuf AL --iindria. N Yt__u._. Huvana.. 1 p ta 4
TBUBaD-T. MARCH 5.
Adnatic.Wliltr.Ptar. i-ivcnnol. ,..,.,?!!!
i:l. i. na. Il.mil. Ai.nr. IUiiiuur_. l.':30pni
Trrlan. AacUor. J_______.'.. I Pm 1 Pm
orinoco, (.utbec, aeriuu.la. A l>_i - va*
sniFFixa XRTVS
rOIlTOF NEW-YOBK.SUXDAY, MARCH 1. 1891
AKRIVED.
steamer Amerira (Rr. uew). Prarce. Londnn Feb 12 with
?daTa-d 1 paaaeaaer to 9 W J Hurst. Anivedat thu Bar ht
'steamerUrobrla (Br).MeKay. l.iverpool Feb21. q.ieen.
town 'it, witii ni'i.r' au.l paa-aagara.? Veraaa ll Brown & Oe
?rr.ve.t al H." li-irat 111.41 u m.
-.tfiinr-r A.lriHtUM.lr.. fnilt!.. I.lr.rpo-i Fet. 1H. yuee.is
town 18. witb mdse und pa-sei.cfr* to J lirnr* Ismar.
SieanirrKif-tor.'.!! ;l.n. W-m. HrUtol K.b a. hwansea
it,T wiin mtint- t." latem __rk__l A Oa. antraaaaBMBarai
st___-_r*---t-?_-a lOwn. KorM. Raartara vi? s,uuiiampron
i.i,.. witlimdMaodaaaaeaaaraM faaaa.M_ra_fla, Ar
n..'.Ut tho ll.ir at It.aoa iu.
M<-ami'r Ainmrr-iaui iDteb), Petjar. Ammerflani >eli 1?.
Bouiojoo 16, witii mdsoan.i paaaMig. raMVaaaa, K.iye_- oa,
ATTITMt ,.l tl." M.rHt 1 p 111
Mieanieroriiio.-.. (Hri. ..nirin. IlTmuda A d?y?, with m.Hr.
an.l p.w_en?eri. to A r; Oiiicrl.ri.tga _4 i.o. Arrlvea at tlie Bur
''HteanicrK-BaaaCUy, Ka-BPtaa, __vanuah 2. day?. with
?><!?-. and __M.e-ii.eri to B I_ Walkar. _.
"StJI',!,, i.....-ii,.!, ^t-il.'-v. Dan.'u. with lumber to South
BM______?' Alaoaquln. MeKee j^innnTille via CUarlejtun,
nlih ni-" -i-- -? ntl j..,-. ..'ii-riH (,, Wni I'.-lyd.-_fe Co.
Mfuiur-r wyaii..*.'. l5_a_, H-.curaoiin. rlty Polut and Nor
fo'l. -il!i?d?oand!>a__engei?t_. .M.lliornliiM-BbaUo.
-i. nn. i (..lyuii.toti". W.uH-r N-wport :.e?? _u_<l Norfolk,
wi.li'nid-eaiid p___e__?ri to Old Dominion S? Cc
Steamo. B_otimo_i,J?n?r. WemPuiai. Va. withmdiaand
?,..,.,,_.?!? to Ol.l Dt.inliitonb?(.'o. ,
1 -,.,,.,, r II. iin-ii W.ui-i. .Ni.i.'r-on. Roston. wltb rndsa to
".-on'ii'.r'r ABMaC BareMW, Corwln. Pravi.ience. wlth mdt.
t0H_.pmiera .__oa (Bri, lt,.f. *'l.ittii?ong 105 day_. wlth Jut.
to lulll Bro_: raaaal toS Bruoa laerng. .___. ...
ltirk A....I UTaa luc (Br), Uaibari Macorta 17 dayi. wlth
mi-.r iu Barttaa Eraa,
BU2C8KT?W/maal HanrlT Itmk. modr-ruta, W; clear.
Atcity i_--ii>i-it..ii?. MXWi <le_r.
KA1IJ.D.
Str.iiiern Martr.1... tor Hull. Rrnefactor, Wllminston;
Rtrmtl.dee. X.-wport .Vr>w?.
' _a_t_..-_epb ll lli,ini._ f,.r Sr.o FranclMO; Jul.tr.ie,-,
A;-,.r._lle<l -vta t/.n. 1*1 in I s .nnd
Bu-mer lt v _Ma___k. lar Baataa.
IllE MOVllMI-NT.i OB STEAMKRS.
KOUED.N i'ORI___
. ? ...ir l-ArrlTad. _t??m.r Etrurla (Bn,
r_Ti_a.fr--) X-W-Vot* aa bec w.?y to Uracpoal. .
-.,??_, .i,..i,n-M > rvi. (Br). n.itK.ii. ..uu \Mscontln ( Br )
u ,,'n .11 fi."u Li vrrrx.'.i baaaa tor Baa ? York.
I i/.Al..'. Mar 2-- I'aaai .1. a.rtiuer Xi-rmaudle (Kr). Leboeuf,
j[,,in Ba- liikon her way to ilavr-.
AnaounceaiaBt*.
Pn. LYoVg P__?i_Ci Tooth Powdkr
Keet? tn- Matt ' l'-- ?-'' <vl>H* -1"1 pnrtflea tlio OraatU.
Un ategaatlallMlazary. soide-erywliara JJcauta.
Ilixiiv A. DaBIEXB, M. D..
00 WEST 8UT1I *T.
D'?ei??? of the Barvoua IraMm, ...?nlto-Urlntry Organt,
Impotenre and -.trrlllty. Ifour* 8 to 1, 8 to 8.
m
"Xauvoo." E. .. W. "Nauvoo."
A htfl.-ba.'ii. Md collar.
CARPETS.
v Baa. i-i i.i.f
WILTON VBI.VBTH
?t l'.l, ,-fc n.'\er b. Nta |_el_d.
l.Vllf . Ml'IB lMiUAI.VH
i l.ii*ll.li i'.i', ......
at I.ei.? Uian _M loat ..f I'raduettnn.
aTlFPPARUKNAlM'd-CO. Blb ara.. 13ih_t lliba.a.
W. & J. SLOANE.
Our Carpet and Uphol
stery Departments contain
ing the new designs and
colorings for the Spring
season, are arranged as
follows:
OX FIRST FLOOR.
( \\RPE_TS. Body and Tapestry
"Brussels, Ingrains,
Art iSquares, and our
Special "SloaneV*
Central Carpets."
Velvet Pile Carpet
ings in Single and
Doublo Width.
RUGS. Fnr Rngs, Oriental,
?Scotch aud Domestic
Rugs, China and
Japan Mattings.
LIXOLEU-VIS and all grades of Oil
"Clotks, Floor Linens,
Felts, Mats, etc,
ON SECOXD FLOOR.
Entire floor devoted to
Upholstery Goods,
Lace Curtains and Shades,
Materials for Wall, Window
and Door Hangings,
Furniture Covering,
Panels and Table Covers.
OX THIRD FLOOR.
FIXE CARPETS.
Royal Wiltons and Axminsters,
Plain English and Mohair
Drannek Fillings,
Moquettes and Gobelins, Orien?
tal Carpets and Antique Rugs.
W, & J. SLOANE,
BROADWAY,
18th and 10th Sts..
33 and 35 East 18th St.
IMPORTANT.
OF
WILTON VELVETS and
FIVE-FRAME BODY BRUSSELS,
WITH WIDE BORDERS TO MATCH, AT THE EX
T-iAOI-DINARILY LOW PRICB OP
-' ?'. ?. _ I PE- VAHD,
1
THIS IS.A SPECIAI. OFFERIXO FOR THIS
,VtEK, TO CLOSE OUT SOME 300 KOI.LS OF
ABOVE DESIRABLE CARPETS. A SAV1SQ TO THE
PIRCHASER OF AT LEAST TWB.aTY-FIVE 1?ER
t'EXT.
John & James Dobson.
MAXt:PACTUnER?..
40 U2 WesM4tl) st,
THIS WEEK
We shall mako an exhihit of the
llighcst Xovelties in Silk Drcss
Fabrics.
The collection is so extensive
andof so varied a eharacter that
a detailed description is iniprac
tieable.
An invitation is extcnded to our
eustomors and to strangers in tlie
city to make a visit of inspection.
JA3IES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and ltth St.
rp HE DOOK OF OPE.N'AIR KPORTS. ooUvo. 600 oatre*.
1 lJiu?tr?t-d. The ntan_aicl wiUiflrstv on Am.rkun _oeu
?lr amuiteinrau. Kult* (or salili._. nvhmuijig, ball u:?v
lug. (hoottn? honeba-k tiair.g. tc. A... ln full. 81 imt
copy. I'liblUtifU bv TJ.8 'J rtbun.. New-Vork. EnteiUln.
lut -ii- uotverMlljr eompllrua'ut^d bt th* urcs*.
T
s
6th Ave., 20th to 21st St
CORSETS.
TO-DAY
odd sizes of C. P. Contille at
$1.00 -*???
S. C. White, Drab and Cream at
65c. pa,r
ALSO P. T>. AXD C. P. IX ALL
THE LEADIKG STYLES AI
THE LOWE8T PRLCES.
H. O'NEILL & CO.,
6TH AVE. 20TH AND 218T 3T3.
9
THE EXIT OF WIXTEJt.
From now forward trade will be
tipped toward Spriug, although we
shall still sell Winter goods, especi
ally of the wet weather kimls?
Maeiatoshes, rubber shoes, &c. March
is an excellent month for shoe sales,
too, aud we sell such excellent shoes.
The point of to-day's uotice, how?
ever is directcd to a lot of four or livo,
hnndred pleated, plain and "Vest"
Hiiits with Knickerbockers, forboysj
u back-nuinbers? from last Spring^
These suits were amoug the "uppei.
tendom" of boys' clothos last year-*
six, eight, ten and even twelve dollars
apiece was nono too much fot them,
Xow they are reduced to the level ot
commonplace clothes, $4 and $5 each.
They have lost their rank in the s_oc____
but not their capacity for service.
ROGERS, PEET & CO,
^-ni-BB )Frrl,?8'
OAllWAT->'"*"??
_.TOH__- _3*t?.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
The new Dross Goods shown by
us for the Sprinff season have inet
with sreat favor; the >ovcltie_i
lust added complete an assort
iiient of Dress (Joods uiieqiialled
in any fonner seasons.
A reniarkable soleetion oi
Ladies' Tweeds, Cheviots, Scoteh
and Irish Iloiiiespnns and otlier
Woollens for praetical wewr.
Manv Novelties in 1 rench laney
Cloths soft weaves with spots
and patclies of Camel'f 1 air and
other rough olfects. The new
Bengaltnei and other silk-and
wool fabrics in abundance.
Our stock of Paris Robcs is ex
centional this season, and shows
many new ideas and ??^inj?e
nients of trinuning ln embroidery
and in spun gold; an exhibit of
these will bo made to-day.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 11th St.
Birds KSate
u.....,?i,<i in mu, ?.' &o aa4 -?3.
now. stagtng canariw.??" ?
i.^.V I'imSViortemtut I
|8. K^eararr. ,h.. ?_tH8_ Wr-aUi I*
Th,,- wr i arlae. ' ' ' ? ;.' .Vli_v.,_d." __ 1
asi-'i? _:??*-?*??-> ?
raand. l?ri -- mBii-i." on laaUaf. too*. tara
,'"'*!?"?- I.' v U?8 ?' " HIldNl'i 'V.,- ar;. . _!.? < -88
_anl rolorfd '
.,;:Tr..._...-: ft &*???"? "? DU* ? *
.?-I't'-^...^. t ifatm .>... i-.-i aa?J ?
_-.,- ?n?u- n#oPES-AlRSFOBTB. aetawa. tOOaagaa
|??g. ... I l-TUUl.
! gr^KSJili _o?p?n-e,iU4br-aa-?8a,
The Appearance without the Cost
__
OUR "SPECIAL
? ?
Spring Oyercogta i riapy.
TOP COATB COVEBT co*T. -.M9JLS2AI&
OUR PRICE
Eapecinlly ina.le in our own Tnllor *b_o|. -. J^^ffJTaB1 S i
Flne i'll) Trade. They LOOK A* WK11* *J ?'** f*, W".
IITAS WELL. nnd are aa FAMIIO* A_MLY MWFB. 1
____. . .V|().| ..1 ..UI. IOAI.
_ - - $12.00
FOR CHOiCE OF TWENTY'STYLEs!"'
A. H. KING & CO., 627 &
LEADINC AMERICAN CL0THIER8.
629
BROADWAY.

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