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FOR THE MORRIS SCARLET.
POUR RACES AT THE GRAVESEND TRACK.
MORRIS ENTR1ES FIRST AND SECOND IN TWO
STAKES. ??,
Jolai A. Morrts nnd hls ?>n. Alfred Hennen Morrts.
rwept the board at tbe Gravesond track yesterday.
Every race ln which the father ar.d sou lied an entry
waa eaptured by the all searlet, and ln the two stakea
of the day, tbe 6ee*lde. for two-year-ol<!_, wlth selllog
aJlowaooea. and the lmportant (arlton Stakcs. at a
mlle. for tliree-year-olds, tl^ Morrts entries wereboth
fl?t and serond. Thls la by no ineans th? flrst lo
vdaaice ln wliich botuittfttl fortune has heaped favor*
upon the Morrtaes wlth both bands. but lt does no?
oftwi liapiien that one stable earries ererythlng before
rfc ln B9 eoiupleie and effecUve a manner aa was tne
rase veslerdav. a_..v _?
Great mitmVrs of people went down ajblbattw
Friday who rarely ?to- a raceccmrae. The BrOOKtyi
Handicap had .tirred np an auat-Mj UlMmmt
among all who know anythlng of **?+******
tween a thorooghbrrd and a hor* of h.ferlor breadlng.
It . not too much to say that every man wlthin 100
mile* of NVw-York. or at eren a greater <^ '? l^
whnae lrtclllgeiKe had ever dawned tho t-t ttft the
mmZ ot the mtmmm to ? ~*j* JSJTaS
as Jealmislr 9-BIHI9II ? the <+*? <* Rnrte 8 fj
a? made Ws war to the eourse at Qraveeend on
Frldap tf U were any way pos?1bie for hlm to accom
pM.h the toaraay. All who were there s?w an lnv
pre.slve and remarUabla race, aat ?'V^Th. I? J
?e convlctlon ttoat Tenny waa a marrel. The more
one H-B-l of lt. the greater doe* T*-?y's aohlere
ment appear. To roneede no *m than ^"V*?**
ta a bon-e of Frtnce Royal's claas waa a perfor-ar.ee
of e?rtling merit. _
After OTch racir* as that of Friday. Intoreat _ the
contosle of Saturday was tllglit in IU99|9t-9B and the
weather w..g of (=uoh a nature - to keep away a hoat
of people wtom a half-holiday miglrt have tompted to
witneaa the gport if the skie* had uot frowned, the air
l.ad not chllled and tl* rain had Dot satorated. I pon a
track deep in mud tbe flelds were naturally small, and
the number of -scrou-bes" waa melancholy. The tlrjt
rietory for tho Morrts stable was In the opeeUng race,
for ranlden, three-yearolds at a mlle. Lakeland's
john Cavanarh was talhed of all over the track at
almost a "eaw tliing." But altliougU Hamllton was
tho rlder. John Cavanagh ran wretchedly, and Hybatiea,
wlth the l^ttlng Ifl and 15 to 1, against her, won
eaaily enougli.
Some English friends of Mr. Appleby, the weil
Jmown owncr aud racing man, sent l_m not long ago
from tlio otlier side of the big pond a Jockey called
Westlakc. wJiom they i-ecommended hlghly. Indeed,
thev toid Mr. Aj.plcby that there were only
three Jockeys in Englaiiri who were superior to Wost
lake- This voung man had the mount on Trlstan ln
the eaeoai race. aad Tristan was the favorlto at odds
on The E_gll-h tod'l rlding was not of a sort to
win the appr..val - the spectators. He was ex
tremely uncac-v in the saddle. and was eot-tantly
toming about to watoh the other horse* when there
waa no occasion for hlm to indulge in any such antlcs.
Crtotaa was beateu. * John wlnnlng the race, whlle
Kr Trlataa 9* eeeond place. Mr. Appleby was
tlavrougl.lv Ml Itl-IH With tho riding of "eattBBa,
and iniundlatcly Bfter tho race opencd negotlatJons
with tte WA for a prompt rcturn to England. \\est
lake had a c mtract for the aeason. but con-ented o
. - tbl matter. The American OWBer pald
the _aKh_. hag aBOO to ttaaw up the co.rtract and
?arn* Ittauut 9-9* to his i.ative land. lt was no ,
on tha whole. a for.unate **?**??_< for Mr. Appleby
who in effect. pald Westlake B300 ft>i e
_a_9 9*1 niount. The Jockey .?eferred con
SLmS to tho tkU] of American ridoi-s and
rtn-raea- that he did not ride llke these Amorlcana.
EveTv one who saw him to the sadd.c agreed wlt.i him
entirllv. He d.d not ride at all llke aueh Amenean
SSeya as McUuphlln. Hamllton and Garrison, but
f ht art on iKir^eback ^.isfies hls English emp.oyers,
Amertc_,g have nothlng to say. H H __>_f. how
evet that no one. on this ride ls impetient to obtaln
the -UrUCI of this English nAar.
The third race was for the *aside ?ahea.for tWJ
,ear-o.d>. flve furlongs. wlth eelUng a-lowancea. The
Morris filly Laughlng Water. who won on Friday,*$?
the favorlto. but she was beaten by her atabto
Smp-non. tha eolt opp.css.-r wh, was rt, d
b, Jones. Laughlng Water broltc away at WWf
Sae atart, and tlred herself out by her long rnn, before
the race was actoally begun. llenra OBfJJBtor "J
fresher than she was, ar.d defcated her easily at the
flnlsh. the Morrii stoble geUlng both flrst and seco-d
The'carlton Stake was the ehlcf attractlon ot the
day Lid notewoithy eapeclally for the flrst ?PP*??.jco
S year of Fhllip J. Dwyer-a W5.000 *****
But Bolero was not the favorlte; tho Morrta eolt Rus
sell, who was sdded to the llst of starters at the track.
holding that place, with his atable companlou, Ter
rifter, as aecond cholee. Some money was put on
??, a., 4 to 1. but it wa. surprlsing that any on
?oaM have any conlidence in his abillty to defeat thia
fleld. baaaaOO he was never good in the mud as a. two
year-old. Ii ?t Bolero was never l?l?? **?"?"
?, ti.rvequartei- of a ...Itow ??a*t __ MS
and Wurp-lh. Then Warpath d>?P_^?tJ*J^5
Te.ritier moved up to ISuswll. JSKSLKSmm^mm*
hu.y with Warpath that Terriiier had much ????*_.{
his .t_w- companlon Eieell to take flrstmoney.
E^i^e____s__-_
%"_?__ ~? _ g ?*?_? ?aa__i y,0^
\!?lu th_ eart. part ot tlTe rnn. that the Morris colt
l^e ln the eari> r?yy * th? ?_,,? y.^ ti,e lamo.is
iTrtolv* ^t^^eearedUta fSSrth victory af the
(',!\;, the lw* raee tho heart of all Brightoo Beach
laa^d ior S ??? its oaloetloa, Wattoma, earrloi
^Tho'vatoa of me l_!__?^?__r____a_? w,nnCT U
ItJOt, and of the CarHOB Mohoa, H?0.
wtn?T RACK?SWKF.rSTAKl-s. MAIDEV THREE
nS_j55S5r ?-o kaih, fi.000 ahd?. io *
atXOW TIIE SCALE. ONE MILE. ^.^
St. l'l.
I A A A. H- Merri.'s ch. f. H-rpaUca.
'? ? #J___a^KiYi- i "al^Xidii 12-1 4-i
P. j. Dwyer A ?aa* b. c. ft^^^Jj 2 e_x 2-l
MewtjeM.ry stabv, h. a. Ma_a*sto_l?eer. _ 4_T __5
r. l? iwi^weVi *:;?. ci.o ^-,..1^112. o i8_. 4_t
W. Lsketa-d-a ah- g. Joha ^vaaaoh.^ Q fi__ w
C. Oxx'a b. e. Tamm.-r, 112 trgJW^i Q ^ __.
?. B. Mr>rrlB-a ch. c. Rt AtigusS. Ig^. ft |W . ,
OtOo Stshla'a b. e. Aaben. 112 (Mlller) 0 12-1 6-1
Tlme-1:45.
Mufiala_.Hv..atle? atraight OO'J 05. place 822 15; Porn
Mt r ?>!?<* 82X0O.
Warrath Algernon, Maaher, Onie, Olenlochy and
Bout?r.r.:r.i VOM withdrmwn. Only an ordlnary atart waa
n?(J.- HvjmUca w,,s la.-ky enough to get the Vst of it,
aid -he baat no time ln taktng the track. Nothing could
ever BO, n'-ar h*r. and s-he romped in fo.ir lengtha ln front
of Tortehester, who OOBt Mounuin D.-er three lengtr^
John Cavanagh did not seem to undersund tlwt he had
i,..-,. baahal hy au u.e talt-l t.. ?la. ?a wiu do bettcr
on a drv track. UM ori-ido ran a _oo_ ra.-e.
,aovi? BACB-HAHWCAP SW1 I.I'M AKES. 020
EACH 01,000 ADDED. IV M1IJE8
B?tUn,7.
ht. Pl.
i? 3 Dwver ? Son's b. 0, Slr John. bl Slr __,_-_,
_.. _S_* A Co.'* b. h. TrisU..v>?t|alklS_ ^ ^
W.Y Dalys b. c. B. B. ^J^,^, |M 7-2
Ttme-l W-?
Mii?.?l*-Slr John Stralght 014 80, place 810 20; TrlaUn
pUet aeao.
Admlrsl dld nol atart. Lavlnls N I "aa not In b
condltlon to run. Trlatan waa rlddL-n by a horae.rmn
from the other aldo of tho AUanUe. who ?is iielther
yndham'a ghoat nor Archcr'B. Nomebody hn.t.d Uiat he
waa Charll* Wood ln diagtilae, but notyxlr r4ta Iei?ve1 II
At bat i-ts h? ratuma to tho land wiie...c he cawe on
tha esrlieit poaalble steamer. Lsrobley i-la Slr Joha
wita ooolneae and judgrnent, aud bir J0I..1, taaing the
l?ad froi.. I_>vlola Btllo at the half. ieir_liicd ln front
to t_0 eod, wlnning clevtrly by s lonttii snd s half;
T.ialsn, ?lmoat . ryac. a-.cond. half a longUi before Lawnla
)*>.?. P. B MllUon got ln aa the aaddling bell iwng
Isr t_? next race.
?llllHl) M t-*?KEABIDP. KTAKES. TWiVYEAB-O-DS.
040 EACH. al.'~'50 ADDED. 8EIXIXO. VIVE
. WVM1XWOB.
J. A. * A. H. Morrla'a b. c. Oppreeaor, by
Bryanl-Vantura 104 <r*r. 16?)..(Jone?.) 1 10-1 4-1
J. A. * A. II. M'i?r.?*? b. f. L*ii;hing
Wtter. 107.(I.lf.iaflca_2 2-1 ???
J. F. MtlK>n*ld'a l_4v Eoii?r?llo- . -,....
104 .iB*rg-U)3 6-1 2?1
W C. DalVa A?nlty eolt, 100 (c_r. 10.)
ir.ambler,0 ?* 1 7-1
H WarnSt'* Ch. f- Zi.rllHg. 107 (T_v1op1 0 I 0?8
lllnlnc t'an io Wuahlncien.
I-llman D!r.i_c COM fr"i? Baw-T-rll t-o I'l.lladrlphla,
BaiyriM.)" and W%4r,lnvte.i vla Kt*y?l Biue Lti." tn traina
Maving Nrw-York IX 80 * ?. ai.d _ 30 p. _?? l_."i
-asMjiai'H Mattaa u?*t st Ubeisjr-ak
ForTheWeary
I a_ a _w?_how many such there arol Not wom
'And wom mothor.TBjl *?s ^?,ddto llfe-but with exbaoeting
With age-few of them hw > ??*?. ,e to escapfl tnese
work and worry. For tho majomy " ?f . thpm are within
bard conditiona; but the ?J-jJJJTStfS -ld digeslion, en
the reach of every one. Toigj** ?^gj and mak, tbe Weak
rich and pnnfy the Uood bmld "P h ^ Henrlckon.
atrong.Ayer'eSarsapanlla.sthe^sto^ai ^
Park street W.re. J-^*^^ and loss of appetite, fol
afllicted with general deWMy.J^^i^rJ^i^\i^WUi
lowed by cbills I WM ???_* * ?J ^ ,,parilla. since taking
no medicino helped me so much as Ajer s . strenKth "
:__a_33?_SgB--.
-Mrs. Joseph McComber, Elton st., near Atlantic ave., liroouyn,
Ayer's Sarsaparitta
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aytr & Co., Lmctll, Mas?.
Curcs Othcrs, Will Cnrc You
John Daly'a br. e. DUappolntment. 100 .
(Coateiio. 0 20-1 8?i
Woodland RtsMe'a b. r. Merry Dukc lio ?.,.,?
(car. 111).^Taroij 0 80-1 i.-t
P. J. Divver _ gon'a br. e. Temple, 105 . . ,
(car. JOO).(MartiD)O 20-1 M
M. F. Pwyer'a ch. c. Alrahaft. 100. (Cox,; 0 8-1 0-1
Naasau stsU-'a b. c Mlll.dan. lOO.(AbraTs, 0 200-1 80-1
8. <>. Loi.d'a ch. e. t'ncfe Slm, 110 (Mllleri 0 0-1 B-*
Rosemesde SMable's b. f. Arnlca, 107 .
(M. Ilersen.O 80-1 10-1
W. Eakeland'a b. c Knapp. 100.(Ste\ei.?on) 0 12-1 f-i
Bovle A LlttleOeld'a b. _ Jullc 110 .(Trlbe)O 80-1 10-1
Time?1 0_.
-M.ituala-MorrlA'B palr atr-tght paid 81'- 83, placa
018 00.
Preaton B. and Klng Cadnn-B were wlthdrswn. The
Tduiigaters were not well bebaved, and Mr. Catdwell
could not get tbeffl off for half an hour. There were nu
mcrom bad breaks, ln each of whlch BM fleld tan nearly
a furlong. Thla rulned tne chancea of aeveral poaalhli
wlnners. The Morrla palr were ln front wlth gOrUaq
when tho flog feU, opprcasor havlng the lead. Ihe Aflin
Ity eolt got on his lega wlth aatonmhing eelerlty and
ahowed the way to the last fationg post, when he *m
willlng to qult. Opprcwor, followed by Laughing Water,
then came awsy and won eaatly by a length; Eaughlng
Water aecond. a length before the Eady Longfeilow eolt,
who got off alowiy ln the mid.ile of the fleld and was
barHly exu-ndi-d tlll the stretch waa rc^ehed. He showfgl
great specd and staying power, but made hU run too
late.
FOL'RTH RACE-CARLTON 6TAKES. THREE-YF.AR.
OLD8. 8100 EACH, 81.500 ADDED. ONE MILE
Iletting.
6t. H.
J. A. A A. II. Morria's b. e. Ruaaell. by
Eolus-Tlllle Ruaaell, 122 n?.jl4lttlc_cld)l 7-8 _-_
J. A. A A. H. Morria'e b. c. Tcrnn.r, by
Alarni-Bonnella. 122r.........-.(Tar:|l. 2 3-4 <->
U fstuart .t to.'a b. c. Pickwirker. by Mr.
Plck?|.k-v*hamrock, 122 ....(Taylor)^3 80-1 10-1
V. Gcbhard'a b. c. Warpath. 122 iM. Berg.-r.) 0 20-1 6-1
P. J. DWSWI * Son'B ch. c. Bg^Jgg 7_2 7_5
F- Fn-ter'a ch C Al-f-rnon, 122 ..(Koster) 0 10-1 8?1
C MmwoII'. br. c. Vagabond. 122.....Day) 0 50-1 16-1
Time?1:15.
MatOOBI BtWIlO- palr fctralght paid $7 35. place 00 60.
fc-trathn.eaih was withdrawn becaua^ saga old (irc-i.
Morris aald ho could not run ln the mud. r.rten muat
not forpet thls. B_fsO thlng you kr.ow h.-'ll make a mis
take and atart him ln - aea of alnsh. John A. Mor
rih'? traincr BCraW-0- Amhulance for the same r.-..?..n
and put Russoll ln her place. Bcrmuda, fcstratapem and
Vold also were withdrawn. Mr. Maxwell ad-.M Vsjra
bond. No declaration was mad" by the Morris rtable
Ull tho horses were golng to the po*t, a fact whlch
c?,ua*d groat dlsn.ay among the Ulent, who almost to a
man had back.-d Terrlner. Ruaaell waa tho aelected one,
of the auble, but when the annooncement went out II
wa? entlrely too late for the backcrs of Trrlller to hedgo.
tonae.iu.ntly they atooi pat and-loat. Thoy had the
satisfactlon of aeclng Terriflej pulled und.r their very
BOOaa to lat llusseil win. lt was not much of a race.
Rusaell and Warpath made the runnlng neck and neck
for slx furlougs. with Terrlfler loi.nging along ln thlrd
jilice, two lwigths behlnd, The othera were never ln 1_
G_rrl'aon aucceeo>_ in gettlng Boiero up to Terrlfler'B
h?*d on tbe lackstrrteh, but the fSo.OOO folly aoon
dropped out of sight, and ln dlsgust the '_uapi*r"
pulled up. Warpath chuck.-d lt up ln the stretch, )c_v
liig tha wholo aflalr to the sll-scarle',. Terrillar could
have wsllied ln. As * matter of fact he dld walk ln.
llo had to walk to let RuaaeU win, sccordlng to tho
dedarstlon. Plckwlck- r came e-lUog along under a full
head of ateam and captured thlrd placo, tlireo length* be?
hlnd Terrlfler.
FIFTH RACE-SWEEPSTAKES. TWO-YEAR OLDS.
*20 EACH, 81,000 ADDED. FIVE FflUuONOS.
Betting.
B- 1'..
j a AA.IL Morria's b. c. Mars, by
? aoaaaa or iCaaaTst-wa-a, *$*&# t 7_5 j_2
R a McEewee'. ch. c. Fred. (IgJ._n*_ ._t ^
L, fituarfs Patrimony eolt, 118 (.Plck.rli.g, 8 ?-l 8-1
T li. Doaweira ch. f. Nluone, 11j.. ..(blrrw_ 0 20-1 .-1
P. J. Pwyaa B bon'a b. 1. NaUUc S..***
(Lnmbley^ 0 4-1 O?o
J. Walden's b. c. Sleet, 118.....-..(Bcig?i) 0 20-1 8-1
llarriaon Stable'i. b. f. Jeaaica l]5(t_iiipi 0 1--1 0-1
Che.vr W. Chapln's b. f. ??-*?^rg? 0 ^ 15_X
Time?1:05U.
MuOiala-Mar? stralght paid 012 90, place 0810;
Fted Eee plsce *12 30.
Rex was wlthdrown, to walt for a softer "anap."
MOre. bad behavlor cauaed another loi.g d.-iay, and tho
surt, when lt came, was r.on>- too good. Nat?lle b. U-d
the fleld around the turn aud into the atretch, wlth Fu-d
L-ee and Mars at her ho-U. Whon atraighuned oiu for
tbo run ln Mars and I..-- lo-t, her and baltied wlth Oach
other to the eud, the (iod of War wtonlnp by half a |i-n.;ti..
The Wtrlmony eolt was the last but BM to leavc the
poao, and waa ildd?n by a "Bhoemsker," but tho way hc
Kii.i-d through h a h- lilled with wlld d.-licht _.o
Monmouth County de: , who had be-n bctung three
davs' harrowlng ag.i.. i two daya* ploughlng Uiat ha
would beat tho fk-id. But they couldn't pull him In.
Thlrd place, balf a i.ngth bjuhlnd Fred Lee, was his
nlche in thla tempte of fame.
tslXill RAC'___Hi_AVY-WElGlIT HANDICAP _WEF.l'
_TAKE_. 020 EACU, 01,000 ADDED. ONE
M11-1-.
B'ttinc.
Kt. Pi.
b-l
C. Oxx'a b. g. Watteraon by Gint Tom
Dutchess, 4 yrs., IW Th.fTawapaon) 1
M. F. Dwycr'a b. c. Baldwin, 3, 114... .
(Hamllton) 2 2?1 3?5
H, V. Newton'a b. c. Stryke, 4, 118 (Bergen) 3 0-5 8-5
U N.xwell'. br. c. Lowlander. 3. 114^. q ^ ft_j
r.l._Hr^*am%_.o._Ma__l_aatrat_ ^ jq_i
HarriBon Sttble'a b. m. LeonUne, i._lj ift_. ^
Time?1 :46??.
? nroke down.
Mutuals?Watmaon gtralgbt pald 0(0 00, piacp 014 60;
Bal<1"ln plare 99 70.
Iia'dwin add Strykft ran tegether ln front till they raced
themaglvea to a atacdgtill. Then Watterson came away
and Wtk ln a wslk by three lenrtha; Baldwm second. a
head before Stn-ke. LeenUna bwke down oo tho turo
for home. HL John and Llnle wera wlthdrawa.
PONY RACING AT HUJrTlrfQTOrT.
S1X CONTESTS WITNESSED BY OVER FIVT5
?tnn>B_D pEitsoys.
ln splte of the dUngreeable wcatlier yeatcrday. the
attendance at the thlrd moctlr.g of the American Ponv
Racing Assoeiatlon, whleh was held on the Fair
Oronnds at Hnntlngton. L. I.. wa* large. Over 909
people !?w six well-rontested race* from the brei.iss
and other -ehlrlea ln the fleld and from the grand
stand. A number of faahtonable people from New
York were preaent, and the hunUng 999 waa well
represented. . - - -
The flrst race, a half-mlle dash. was won by John
Purvca-s Robln Adalr. ridden by FoxhaB heena.
Happv llappy was second, and Grisekla, thlrd. Spwer
111 w? unnily, and wns left at the post.
The second race waa also won hy Robln Ada.tr
ridden hy "Jlmtnle' Bluto. Pocahontsw wae. ecrond
and Ballad thlid. Tho dlstance waa one mlle.
ln the Huntlngton Btake* acven etorteri faced tna
flag. A break was made. and all the Jockeys but
llalght on BaehahOt Uiought tho flag was down and
covcred the full dlsUnce. flve rurkuigs. FovhaU
Keeno on Champa and Mr. Ylngut on Llttte Frtend
fought lt ont. Keene landlng Ma mount a wlnner by
a l?ead When the Judges ordered tlie horaew back
to the post Keene refnsed to remount. sayIng that
he had won the race. The othera atarted agaln Buck
?hot winning by a length, BlTox, |r, second, and Llttle
Frlond thlrd.
The fourth contcst waa the Llllput.an ftakes for
ponles not exceedit.g fourtcen h&nds. This was won
bv Gammon, Morrla up, who beat BeM by a head.
Tormc.it/* was thlrd. There wero only two starters.
tho MiTllner aud Troublc, ln the llnrrirane Staaes
Tho rar* was a mlle and a haU over elght hurdles. and
wsa fought out to the Incb. Mr. Magoun surceeded in
landlng hls own horse. tho Mllllner. a winner by a
lenKth. a . ?. a
A consolation race was made up for bareei wlu had
run and dld not win the cuUre day. Tlie ?tartere were
?ocaCnt*V. Betsey, Llttle Chance, Ballad and Sptder
ni Tl.ev flnlshed ln the order named, tlie vvinnor
betug ridden by J. L. Keruochan.
? ?
THE WINNEIW AT LEXINOTON.
Louisvtlle, Kv., Msy Id.-There was the largest
crowd sinco Derby Day at ChurchUl Downs to-day.
The weather wa-. wurm and ])leasant and the track
was too dusty to be haa. The feature of the day
was tho runntag of (.'omedy and Ed Leonard lu the
second race, wliich pi-oved to be tlio BMOt <:X' Ittag. They
ran B dead beat for lir-t place. lt was run oir a-id
resulted In anoUier dead hcat. Huron stamped hlin
sclf a hWi-claas two-ycar-old by vvinnlng tho Ale.v
and.-r Ptahes m he pleased from the good OOtta
Gorman and Faraday.
Plaat race-The Turf B-O-Mfa Bb??, purse 9500;
for three-vearolda and upward: one mile and Mrentt
yards. At Abner woh: Mllt Young, Olckcr.v.u and
Jlarry smIUi flnlshed in the onW named. Time?
1 ? r.i.
second racc-Pni?e ?500; aelllna tor three-year
olds and upward; one mlle. It looked as lf I.eoimrd
w_ baatoB but the Judge. called lt a ^d-heat between
(oinedv and Ed Leonard. Remlnt thlrd, two and a
half lengths back. T1.no-l:45 1.2.The rtendliea
was nm off after the r-tahe rvo, Ed leonard led all
the raata, but was ratiglrt ln the stretel, Itwaa a
hnrd run wlth both whipnlDg. From the sta d lt
looked llke Comedy'i nre hy & nr*e but: the Judees
callrd lt ennther dead hcat. Tlmc-1 :4fi 3-4. fhe
nin-off wns after the laai race. Coewdy could not la-t
thnmgh tho itrateb and Ed Leonard won easlly. Time?
1 i49 1-2.
Thlrd race?Tho Alexander Stakes for two-year-olds.
worth .*1 770; flve fnrlongs. Huron won as he, pleased
from Gorman. Faraday thlrd. Tlme-1 K>J.
I'nurtli race?Pursc 9400: for maidcti fillles. two
vearolds to carrv 110 pounds; half a mlle. Ilannuh
Soberly won bandlly by n half length fn.nirnadllla,
the aahio dlstance before Mand Howard, thlrd. Tlme
M 1-4.
Flfth race?Lonlsvillo Hotel Handicap, 8000 added;
for three-vear-olda and upward; one nille and a slx
teenth Glorkner won. Jubllee beat rtespouso a ueck
for the plaoe. Tlmc-1:52.
MRS. AYEBY fAYH IT WAB OXLY A TBOTAC.
Intcrest ln the Oable-Avery elopement wgg lailied In
ruinficid Tcgtcrdgy by the ge<ond apaaaaaaai lf Mr?.
Avery among her acqiialnUnccg. To thogo whom ghe, met
?he. exproaaed the gitateat conUitlon (N her act and cx
i.r_a.xl a de?IM to return to her husband. Iho matter
w__ s.eni.d to have croaud the gaapaat luipr'-'Slnn on
her mind waa the fact Uiat h?r hu?.bind vr%* al.out to In
gtitute piaaeadtoBi 'lir alaaraa whiig epeaking of this
ghe burst luto tearg and urged her frlends to do all In
th?lr pov.er to effect a reconcillatlon. The husband and
Uie crrlng wlfe dld not meet yegterday. Mrg. Avery wald
ghe hgd lntcndcd to do m. harm, but merely meant her
Meapaaa ta be a Bttto fniic.
Tho (frttcrtH husband ln ?pe?king of his wlfe'g dogertlon
sald thgt he blamei hiu.gelf for the art. He gave aa a
reagon Uiat h? Ivid bOM too leclent wlth her, hatJ given
her not only the comforn bat the Inxurl^g of life gnd had
kept her plentifully guppllcd wlth gpet.dlng money. It
wag evldent from Mr*. Avory'g rrnnarkg yeaurdar that eha
had qnlckly become disgugted wlth her choice of a parUicr
for her llttle frolic.
Peculiar to Itself
That Hood's Sarsaparilla does possess curative powers Peculiar
to Itself is conclusively sbown by the wonderful cures it has
effected, unsurpassed in the history of medicine. This abso
lute merit it possesses by reason of tbe fact that it is pre
pared by a
Combination, Proportion and Process
Peculiar to Hood's Sarsaparilla, known to no other medicine,
and by which the full medicinal power of all the ingredients
used is retained. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a bighly concentrated
extract of Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Doek, Juniper
berries, and other well-known vegetable remedies.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Will care, when in the power of inedi-ine, Scrofula, Salt
Rheuni, Sores, Boils, Pimples, .all humors, Dyspepsia, Bilious
ne_s, Sick Headache, Imligestion, General Debility, Catarrh,
Rhearaatism, Kidney aud Liver Coraplaints, aud
That Tlred Feeling
Hood's Sarsaparilla has won its way to the leading place
ainong mediciues by its own intrinsic, undisputed merit, and
has now a lartrer sale than any other similar preparation in
the country. If you have never taken Hood's Sarsaparilla, a
fair trial will convinc0 you of its excellence and merits.
Take it this spason. Be sure to get
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold rry all drugsist*. 81 ; au for OV Pr?pared only by i HoM by all dr-i?gi?U. 81 ; alx for 8V Prepared stily trr
C. -? WOOD * 00., Apolhetarl.a Lowe;l. Maaa. L. 1. HOOD * 00,, Apethaaarsra, LoweK, Maaa.
100 Doses One Dollar 1 '00 Dosoa One Dollar
NKWS FROM NEW-JKRSEY.
JEK--EY CITY.
THF DOCTOR _AYS QiriKINB DID IT.
iw ??ii._n?T"-wcll 0 pmmlnent physlclan wtvt
Dr. wuilam A. aaawi * v mttmmm ln tha
MrM st No. 201 PMLade-ave., was?. prt on t i
Thlrd Proclnci Poiice Matlon on Frtjay nlgM. H.
attrtbutos tha ranao 88 an *MM ofqalnhio. Hla
wlfe who I* sclive ln dolng rhnrrli worlc to OM ino
I,,r' wao a oaaaaUl comPuan_nt m tmwiyaoaora
C%_?? th. E*** ?* 'hnrged her haabaad
_S_ ___?__ rtrnnk Ifavtly ol lat* and on Friday
___*. I? par't.cu n ? sald that Friday nlght. wh.M
nlght ln P?"'ulr Dr Decdv and Mrs. Dc?1y. o*
5s s a=nrP;r ???
__LTSwa_Taaao aao -ai ar_a? morrwci M this. and
witi ?? jlu re.lred to her slttlnR-roan,. Tl.o door
w.i ncVel and Dr. Noicell 'ollowed. and wlth ?
tatrhe. baMorod at lt and trled f. -M?J?J_S
fJrinTat tlie same llmo that he Inrended to klH
-7h.t devll'? wh<. Mra. Newell sald. was herr-lf.
1 P, Cg tcarsfrnn, ,,r eyea. to. ^^JTZ
eanllnaed M .fory and tott !??*? ??_*?_?{
been informed by the sarvant IM ^ ?"? uM
to the kltchen and procurcd a knlfe. snj *? m
ft ^trl^r^^^la.Ck,e.th Uio r-vo.ver
hivln* the rev.-lver .. M> 1 ' ? *?" ? ? wu hjj
saying hc a aa ftoJM <*?_<? V ??J tllor?. juattee
bstSi^ wffl gw-ja ?'the Grttnd
JurV. bnt later he was reteaaed on hall.
raamoAll not yrt fwnd.
wlfe. Brtdget Oaiaaa, IMaiar. fJ^JSTSIll
had aa c?n,lnatlon yest*rnay in the P_*r~
More .ustlec O'Donn*. CM??. ~gf?*
^-m*1? iCcaVlWg 2--S
nei?-an autopay on tl.o body -fc?MjJ
found that the wnund was s.x and onc-half ?? '
i.,ng. oataattof ftaai tua left ear ft"""* ??
eontrc of the ??k. Ti.e woui.d wao NJf aa to*
and aao Btaraa _*"to-J2?"2Lr__iooverea\ Tho
seveml. Tlie f^'^.^^/^nveUf a?:d ho h*
body waa mnch bnilsed ii.'i, a kni-e Tlie poiice
lleved the cut was mnde wlth ??#?*_- S_at th"
65* a dlffi-rent opinion. aiid atW' ^th, aVhir
w.mian's thrnat was cut wlth a plece of "io PJ '
M.atwas found brok.0 after the murder.?'?'-?
Ken-l-an wlx.m Oarsoo O-Caaoo of cuiunilUlni. tne
mnrte" Ls stlll a' law, and ti.e pollcc see.n to be
tinable to pet *ny tr_ca of him.
MR. BMVOQMUX* MUST ACT OR F.XPLAIN.
In the matter of tlie appUcnf.on for a mandimus to
con.pel Dlrectorat-I-irge Iirngwman, of the Hoard
of Frecholders of lludson County, to slgn ?l.lOO.oo,i
bonds for parks, 00 autliortred by the I.egblature,
judges Knapp and uixon he?rd arfaaaeal yaaterday.
Tho court grrantcd an alternatlve mandamua, retiirri.
ablo May -ft. Thls ls vlrtually an order for tfto
Ulrector to Mgn the bonds. or show causc at that
dato for not doTng so._ _
OSAMOB.
The boanl of governors of the Essex County Country
Club has declded no louger la support the E.,se_
County Hunt, for the rcas.m that only about half a
dozcn of the members of the club ride to liounds.
The cost of tho malntenance of the hunt is about
i?2,000 a year. The entlre pack of foxhounds has
been sohl to Charles PUner, one of the pronilnent mem
bera ol the hunt. for B n-nnlnal flgure, wlth the
ttlpulation thai he shall run tlie hunt for at loa.t
two raaa?. Tho Essex County Hunt WM the f-.re
muer and nacleaa af tho Baaex County Coantry Ch_.
Tho Baaj DepartaieBl Baa clo?eU the BegottoUonii
wlth tlio llarrey sieel company of rtoWBritbl wMcb
_e iiarv.v oroceaa of treatlng the oickol-eteel armoi
Lt.L to 8 be adoptod oi. all "eaaeto of tte Nary Boa
uudn eontract. Negottatloas are now to Progreas be?
tween the Harvey Steel < ..mpany and the gr-. hirii 1
Cretuot bteel Company by which the frenchGov
era-eBt will he abto to apply the proeesa toitha
arn atnet.t of th. Ir men-of-war. Hayward A Harvey,
ti.o Inrentor of the proeeaa la a resident of orango..
H- father w? tho toveator of the gbalatpolnted icraw,
thai ls now In nnlveraal u-e.
?ri.e butMlag of tho extenston of tha Unea of the
Ncwark l\i~<M._-r Railway Company to OmjB to toa
Weat Oranjre uoe baa been >toppei by an tajuncttoo
i n.ugi.t by D. a. Vanhorne. hfr. Vanhome jaya that
M li.nit of time m Ihe reaotottoa atotoji hoeom
pany the fian.-hbe haa beoB oaeeedad. .fnd |hat bb.
oar the reeolntlon the eompany has no atandtng. and
that .he complainant ewna 5e btreel to the mlddle and
that the company rannot encroaeh on that property
ln tho ns.db.d without pn-per compeixatlon or con
"ent fieanwklle ? ir.vlf mfie of the maln street of
urango U V-rn up and rondejed marly tmpassabie. o-id
matters must -tand ln that condltlon until the amment
on tho InJuncMon case and tlie rctid-iing of the de
clslon.
The eantata of "Klng Reno's Daagbtor" waa given
by Ml?s Llllle P. Berg-s voral etoM a4 . 0lc,_S_R_,
tt,e bome of B-. Thomas A. ?a_on, ln Ltewellyn
?ark reeterday afternoon for the beaefi of tbe HatonaJ
Orrle of the Klng's Daughters' of Calvary Mrthodtot
Epl ,,,,,] i-MirDi of Baal Oranga. The cantota w.*.
under the mauagenient of Frank'.ln9onnekalb. the
niaolaf. Tlie cantata wa; |irefl Wlth the -ame. a-t
m ;.t the rccent prodnctton in tho ( uinegie Ma5le
Hali. ? ? ,
The two-mlle handicap road nice of the r.a?t
Onii-ce Cyclera for tlio gold prtte offered l.y ( ap'ain
nodfreT took place ye-t?day afternooni on vr
Ceniral-ava roorae. It was one, mlle itralght away
and return. There were Bvo startcr-. Thejirlzc wa<
won bv John Wheeler, BftoeB secondf, in . r.iinutes
?21 MCOfida. The road was heavy owlug to the
recent raln.
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NEWAlMv.
Judco Depue yesterday clmrged the etruck Jury ln
the mM af tbe Central Railroud of New-Jersey BgalBtf
tho JllaBJ City, BewaHl Bad WMara Rallroad on an
appe.il from Ihe Boafd <>f Commlssioners appolnted to
auard flfl?*B? to the Central Rallroad for eroselng thir
tni.lv- eear BrlB'a 9tattoa The Jeraey city. Bewaife,
and We.tein road is an ext~n?ion of the Lchizh Vallev.
The Jury g?ve a vcidlrt of irV35,473 U3 for tho plaintit..
.lames liaiti-v, tweaty-eoe yaan old. Uvtog iu the
vidnlty of - K.-sniv Caatto," is h-ld by the Rarrleoo
police on n charge'of being lmplicuted In the rohbery
of the houae. A bundle of a dozen valuable rugs be
longlng ;.. tho hon^e ?aa found roncealcd ln the
wood-. tiencral John Watta Kearny la now convluced
that the thlcves carrlod off considcrahla booty.
ELIZABETII.
BBWTMC?90 THE BO* BtTBOLABB.
The boy hargkra of thls city were arraigned In
tho llBkm 'ounty Court for sentenre yesterday. The
court-room was packed, many school boys being
present. Tlm mothers of tlie prisoncrs sat wceping
ln tlie front seats. Proscc.itor Marsh sild lt w.is n-.t tho
wlsh of tbe btate to pusli the charges against the
prLor.ers as it bellevod their acts were not so much tho
offaprlng ol mallee aa the oatgrowth of dltne novel
i-eading. Judge McCormlck, ln Impoatog lentenee.
sald the crim.-s to which the prteoneti liad pleaded
guiity were *ertoo? onea ln the slght of the la* and
tarh aa, if commltlcd by men, would be punlshablo
with ten yeara ln fitate Pri<on. The Coort dld not
wi-h to dlagrace tiie reepectable famlllcs of the boys.
He sentenccd Wllliam Yallowl-y, fourtcm years old ;
Theodo.-e Letotor. fourteeo year-, old : Willlam I'almer,
ilxteen yeara old, and waltar winiams, aeventaen
years ol<i. to t'.irtv days in the County Jall. laaae
iip.e, fourUen years old and Edward Swavne, tliirt.-en
rean old, were each Bned .-rio. Oearp Iraftoa,
fourieeu yeara old, was dinchar^ed.
laward K. Dralie, one of the oldest and best kBOWfl
prlnteis ta the city, eelebrated ou Friday nlght, with
lus wife, his silver wedding at hls home, No. 1:1:,
Calharlni ~t A large number of friends and relatives
were pic-cut.
KOBTHBHH NKW-.IERSEY OOUXT1ES.
MOM'CLAIR.?"Clam Jlminy-' a character la Mont
rlau, dk-d yesterday in a burn near his home from
pneumonia. For many years Ikj liv-d in a tu.nble
iOWB Imt ln tho Orange Mmmtiins, uvl llved the llfo
of a hennit. lie h<-pt two inrgc bleodboaada to
frlgbten ol treepue?erg 011 his solltary domaln. Mome
yeara ?.;?> he pcddM Bah, eyatera bji-.i ciam*. :_d lu-ncc
his oaaav He icaves property worth about *>io.tjoo.
11AY01*!*?-?JBTtad tlHtiall ln Ba..<iiiu:, who
are eleeted annuaiiv by tha Oenu?on Coeacll, nearly
all exp-ci i?i hoM over duruiit the conilug BacaJ year.
six oi the t n Coenoilmeo have formed a eomb
by whleh th-y can kecp their (avnrrtea ln offlee br a
year. Mavor Willlam C. 1?-r haa pouvr U. v?>t> ap
poinunei.ts. wliich he is llkoly t<> excrcu,.. I'our ...f
the Conneiimen ar.- aupporterg of the new Mayor, lhaa
preventlna- the O.uncll f;s>m overrMtoe a vet... Mayor
Varr i? a Democrat, anl would llke il hav. the pi-.?.
ent departtnent offlclato sticcoeded by hls frt.-udv
The Counell woald llk" to remove Citv '.ttoniw
Chartea w. Fn'.iei and Woter Pnrveyor M. O'Connor.
it catvnot be doae without the Mn/tofu approral or
saven vote?. Colonel Fuller ls a Uepnbliran and bo
llevcs the Yetcni. Tcnur- of 00re A<t will proteet
hlm Jaana !<%n'iv ls ?la?ed to sueeoed hlm. llofor?
the'-Jd Oaaaell adjemr-'ed City Clerk HamJIton waa
ra-elected lor thrat year* under a new law. Peter
Orrth wa? eleeted Streer Cnmml?Monar fir the same
t-rm to g icroed U. D. tanford.
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A D/.V.VFI 10 THEODOBl. BOOMaTB-T.
iBffjBBBpeBB. Mav lrt f-pg'iaJi.-Theodr.t- R oyjvalt.
of tiie Keiteael Ctwtl lerwtoa ConaBeelaa, ?teppei m
indi.map >u lutti "u hU aag Weaa, *nd to-rdgki *
dloaer aaa 9 reo to him bv VUIlaai Padtoy Poal
ab'rtit 100 ?? Ibe piamlneaa nie.n of Uie st.it.-.
?
\ ii.i'i 1 \i; WM n
Thi i-opcnitig <>f the I'mvidene* Line to Beatoa aad
the Baat mr the aumaier ?ea*oti ls alwayi o ?<'. ?"'"?
event t.> Iravcller.. lf fakes place thl? year on M"n
day, Maj 1H, Ibe elegant steauiera (^nueow-it and
Massa li?ctu ln com_Issl?- .'.
R. H. MACY & CO.,
SIXTH ATESVa. >? I T" TO ??TH aTKSKT.
XJQHTWEIOHT MEDIUM-MUCED
BLACK
DRESS GOODS.
Speelaily adapoed ao
SEAVIDE t.REXAPiXES, C?c
KYiii.lt CLOTH, 44c.
1MPORTED MOHAIR, 80c.
f'rexch batiste. oce.
mrmr veimn<>, 4?c.
TAMIhF. CLOTH, 37c.
BIULLIAXTIXE. hlgh luatre. 4*0.
CASjiMERE, tlne quallty, 39c.
HEMHTITCIIED VEILIXO, 79c.
HILK-STR1PED OREXAD1XES. 870.
ANOORA CLOTH, 79?.
FRENCH Bt'NTINO, 49e.
GINGHAM8.
at 7c. PER YARD
These good. are ln v?rlo?? styles of 0 8MMjaaW.
No imperfBctiona. and have been aold all aeasoo st Un*
per yard.
BLACK SILK.
3,00- YARD* ?f ALL-SILK, TR1PLE-WARP Im
portcd BLACK SI'RAH. full 28 inches wlds. at __*
per rard; worth $100. ,.._.. _,T_
_.000 YARD;* of MdBOfe BLACK INDIA SILK,
flOe.i cood value for 01.00. nrir_
_000 YARD* of 20inoh Extra Heavy bla?k
swis- SL-RAH at S8c. ^ yart. Thla U the rcgular
01.-.I quallty- .. , .__
* ,tn. eaee of BOraag skirti*o 8URAH. ta two
MOaaaO grade*. Wmeh at B8-.. 22-lnch et ????
?]o PlECEa EXTRA Quallty BLACK JAPANF-SE
SILK at 00c. i worth 0100.
A ,ery atlractl-. atock of Novsltle* to Black ground,
wlth eolored effect*. ln aWtpsa, apota. and plalda, at sa
p?r cent. le*i than prevalllng pricea.
COLORED SILK
Ons case of real SHAXTrxo POXGEE, excellent
auallty. at 83.49 p?r ple.ee. containlnn 20 yarda.
One case of real SKANOHA- SILK, ln crew. white.
at fS.'i4 per PaOOa contalnlng from 10 - to 17 yarda.
Supcrior POXGEE, full yard wlde, 90c
Cr.-am white JAPAXESE SILK, 32 Inchea wlds. 79e
E!e?rtint ranpe of rare ahadea ln round cord FAILLE
PBAJTOAISC 20-lnch, Orc.i worth 8125 The eame.
22-lnch, ai.lOi wf.rth 01.50.
Extra heavy double iwlll WASH SILK. eholce de
ilgns, 09c. i ______ ,?
A large roll.-ction of cholce de.-drns and colorings in
27-lnch flgured CHLXA SILKS at 6?c. | claewhero, 01.
TEINNIS RACKETS.
Below w? quote prices of aome of our BE*T
HAtKETs whlch will be found fuUy one-qu_rt*r
?hrar-er tlian elsewhere.
Tho ??DANryT" and "DAISY," for ehlldren, OOc.
The "111USTOL," !Hc.
The "Plx.u.E," $1-24'
The "CLEVELAXD," 01.-7. English Rackete.
The "IIARVARD," 81.57. The "Cam," 04.07
Th^ "OXFORD." 02.19. The "femon," 04.88
T.io'\STAXDARD," O-MO. The ' Re_..;nw,?? 82.?2
lhe"ASHBY. Jlt," 03 07. __?"_* Belle." 01.88
The " " SPEC1AL," 81.07.
Tl.o "M< XTAlK, ' 8.07.
Ibe "FCL1PSE '* $1.33.
IIARVARD SPECIAL, for Ladlea, 82.82; thls la tho
beat LADIES* RACKET ln the msrket.
Corh handlea, 'Dr. extra.
All artlclea uaed ln the c_me of TENNIS much below
the r-gular prices.
BICYCLKS, FISIUXG TACKLE, SPORTIXG GOODS
of ALL klnds at prices one-thlrd lesa than charged by
regualr dealers ln these goods.
UPHOLSTERY.
(Thlrd Floor, reached by elTTStora.)
NOTTIXGnAM LACE Curtains, 44c.' up to $6 94.
per palr.
CIXXT LACE Curtains, 02.31 up to 010.49 per palr.
ANTIQl'E LACE Curtains, 8_.38 up to 08.24 per palr.
IKISH POIXT LACE Curtalns, 03.30 up to 032-09 per
palr.
AXTIQt'E LACE Bed Seta. 08.29 per ae*,: worth 05 00,
LAI'I'ET Ml'SLIX for Cottage Drspary, *c. 01-32 psr
plece of 12 yards.
Impurt.-d. fi^ired all over, CHEN1LLE CURTAINS,
05.9'.? per palr ; worth 0800.
TUUCOMAX CURTAINS, with rlch CHEXILLE
DADO. 72 lncbes wlde, $5.84 per palr.
5,000 yards impurted CRETOXNES. 10c.
Jt'ST IUCFIVED, a n.-w hhlpn.-i.t of CHIXA MAT
TIN'r In plain white OOff-toe* eolored pitterns, rcd and
?Mta iTflltaT. 44.Sl poo I>i*c? of 40 yards.
WAMCt MATTIXG. 03.52, $5.00, 07.21, and upward to
017.'jO per pie. ? of 40 yarda.
BAMBOO CURTAIXS, 0124 each and upward.
Fl'RXITl'RE SLIP COVERS, cut and made ln tha
very best manner snd st lowost prices.
SHOES.
LADIES' BRinilT CJOXDOIA O.YFORD9, PAT
EXT LEATHI.lt TIP. OPERA, 9-1.H-2.
I.ADIES' BBOWV CAXVAS OOATTRIMMED
TBVKia f*noEr?, ai.ari Mi*WF*y size ai.a*.
t HILDREX'S BCMBV BPRUrO-BKEEi SHOES.
S1.U9.
MISSES" RUSSET SPRIXG HEELS, 8*. 19.
fci'ECIAL, SALE CHILDREN'S f.OAT O.YKORDK,
94c. and S1.07| Missos,' ?!z.-s, 01.24.
LADIES' BLACK CAXVAS OOZE-TRIMMXD OX.
FORI1S at 94c. worth 81.30,
NOTICE.
For laat of apace Ollt BEDPIXO DEPARTMI-.NT
IS DIs.COM 1MED untll alteratioas ln our buildlngs
are completed.
o
H. MA
MILLINERY.
In our trimmed Millinery D&>
partment we are making an ele*
gant display for Summer wear of
rich and beautiful goods, with de*
8igns upecially our own. The
price* are beyond competltion,
OurMOURNING STOCK in very
choice and rich, including an ele
gant stock of Veile, all length*,
ready for wear. ln thl* namc de*
partment will be found the choicent
Tourist, TennU% Yachting and
Steamer Captt in silk cloth and
soft felt at about one.halfthe prtce$
demanded at no*called fashlonabls
shops.
LAOES.
BLACK 8U-B BiUPEBT NETS, all prltag aad qualV
Ues.
SPECIAL LOT at 59c. 1 worth 73e. bY
4_. lnch CHAXTILLY KLOUNClN.Mi, all |M?eg, ff_
09c to 93.00.
hPECIAL LOT at 91.99)1 worth 01.34.
DF.MI FLOUXCINGS. 38c, 44c. W?? 61r. la
01.44
SP-CIA? LOT at 4'9e. i worth 90c.
SPECIAL LOT CHAXTILLY TRIMMIXrt LAACM,
3 to 5 lnchea wlde, at Kc, and 4 v> 6 ineheg w4de al
34c
APPLIQUE TIDIE8. BCREAIT SCARKS, PARASOU
COVERS, aad AFOHAXS for BABY CAKRIAGES.
EMBROIDERIES.
OBBAT VARIETY of 27-toeh n. 6 EMBROIDEBa
IES for chlldren'g dreage. and 45?eh H. 6. In whitt,
whlte and colors. blick, black and color?.
SPECIAL LOT CAMBRIC TRIMMIXG F.DGES, 1 CO
6 lAcheg wlde, 11c; worth 19a. to 18c 5 to 12 lnehee
wlde, 22c. aad 24e. ; worth 30c. and *5>:.
UNOERWEAR.
LADIES' GENL'INE SWISS LISLE VEST8 ln ecra,
goft flnlsh. at 74c. i ?!"? 3, 4, and 5.
LADIES' OOSflAMER PAXTS, 34c
LADIES' JERSEY RIBr.F.D PAXTS. knee le_gth,
34c aod 38c
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS fihapadi, hlfB
nerk and ghort aleeveg, Q7c.
100 DOZEX < HIL..1.F.V.S GAUZE VEST8, hi?a.
neek and loog aleevea?alao low neck aad ghort glaaraa?
all Mze?, 18c.
SPECIAL BARGAIXS Hl
HOSIERY.
WOMEN'ft.
100 DOZEM faat-blsek COTTOX HOSE douota
heel and toe. (juaraoteed gtalnleae. 10e.
Flae atriped cotton boae, 'J4e.
FABT-BLACK COTTOX. double aola aad hlfh-gpUe?9
heel, 24o%
40 ?u?e FAXCT COTTOX HOSE. wlth fact h_?
boot, tiflc.
EXGLISH COTTOX and flna LISLE THREA0
hoae ln plaln colora, 34c,
FAST BLACK R1CHELIEU RIBBED USLB
THREAD ho?e, double heel and toe, 34c.
Two-toned RICHELIEU RIBBED LISLE THREAB
hoge. wlth faat black boot, SSe.
(IIIi,PKi:>"? HOME.
74 DOZEX 11-rlb BLACK COTTOX HOSE. doubld
aole, Ruaraatced gtalnle?g, glze 5"? to 0*8. 18c
ENGLISH DERBY RII1BED BLACK COTTOX
HOSE. deohle knee. ruaranteed gtalnlega. 3_.
MEVS HALF HOME.
1 ?icy etrlped CuXTOX HALF HOSE. 18c
BLACK tonox HALF HOttE, hJgh-gpilced keti,
19c.
SCHOPPER'S COTTOX HOSE. double aole and hi|a?
?pllced heol ln inoda colore. '13c
I'LAITKO 91LK HALF HOSE, la t*o. glate, eadaf
aod leather ghadeg, 34c
SPUX SILK half hoge, ln BLACK aod colort, 40a.
NOTIONS.
1NDIA TAl'E, 14c. doien.
12-YAKD BKLT1XG, 4?c. piece.
FKEXCH XHREAD, 10c. spool.
DAKX1XG COTTOX, lc. a baU,
SILK ELAST1C, 12c. yard.
PLN BALLS, 4c. each.
KEY KLN.iiJ, 10c. dozen.
UOROM BEL'ilXO. 18c. p.eca.
i'l-.AKI. LACE i'lNS. 3c dozen.
Aj-OITXCE bPOOL MLK, 19c. jpcol.
1UOVAKD bl'OOL blLK, 20c. Oozea.
uwiST, loe- box.
JE1 BEADb, Jc bunch.
bASHEte, 88c, 01.17. 01.40.
SILK BB-TB, 13C, 24C, |7< , 44C, 69c. 7?
POJUWOa, _?"?; 2?c, 82c, 44c.
VELVI-.TEEX drcgg faetng, 10c. yard.
SH.vWL SLKAfS, 2?C, 81c, 4?C. 60c. ao.d up.
VLAY1XO CaHDIj, 11c, 15c, 2oC, 2VC.
PAfER SCKAF BASKETS, 81c
WU18K-BK00M IIOLDER3, large assortnent, 49c,
74c to 94.21.
Plugh Photograph Alboimi, 01-49; worth 02.
l*tioto?rapu Frauieg, a great varlety of new degifag. 29e^
60c. up to 02.41.
MtMI'.K CHOCOLATE. 37c. A POINO.
A l?rgc agaorlroent of CAXDY BAbKLiS, UEKMAJf
KAVOl? and SNAPl'lXG MOTIOES.
CY _ CO.
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTKK COl'NTV.
YOXKK-tS.?Kbeneaer Curtte, seventy years old,
who natstod un ..fll.-ei- while being ejc.tcd frem tho
iligi. Behool BalMlaf on Monday. wns amutaoi before
laattee Tbayor .-.cstci-day and held ln ir-Oo b*il U) ap
poar f.." exnininntion on Wednc^d.iy.
1101 NT VKKNi'N.-Ti.e Rev. Charles K. Clearwnter,
who has been poatnr of the Keformed Church for .sev
en.l \r;irs. will pii.lal.'v s.-on re-ign Mo . Imrge. Ho
prcuelted ns n r.u.dldate ln tho Se<< nd Heformod Col
legtote ciiur.li. New York, oa ftaaiay laat. Mr. Clcar
uatei- is u nieuibcr ol the Hollanrt and St. Nicholus
socleilea, imd ls u di-s.-cndant Ol Nicholus TrumpUour,
whosc Immcdiatc ancestors came to Americn in 1004.
Illl grandfiither wns a soldier of the Kevolution, and
after the unr held public 00800 under the i.overnmont.
Tha i:> v Mr doarwater was pn.duaten at frio l nion
Theolofdenl NmUnary l" I?7?, and waa ..-nsiderod to
be one <.f the mo.t aeeoaiptU-ed students m his clo_s.
XE\Vr.OfI!F,I,I.E. I'l.n 11. Llttlefleld wlll lecturo
on ?? l?er?oiKil Recolloftlona of Abraham Llncoln" In tho
Town Hall. oa Tue-day evenlng. to rnUe money
towird UM arOcUoa of a sold:ers' monument.
__?^ ??
UOHQ ISI.AND.
GREAT NECK.-William T.'iursby, a rnllroad ero
ploye. llvliiB at Great Week, -Bad t-> klll a burglar on
Thuiwlay nlght. Tli> ro had been many reports of
thlcvea ia th. towu and he wa> armed. Ho o.itered
?i.t. gute after d_:k, and s..w ti.e lorm of a man
croaektof under hla hodiweni wtaaaw. Mr. Ti.ursby
iraw Iil. mv.lver aud t.icd flve s.wts at tho burglar
ln r.j. I ... ThO alin was tr^c and tho nun
fell to the giound. Mr. Tharab> e >neiud*l tn let the
body lav where it fell until mornlng. As luon a* lt
wns iight T.o weat nnt |o lni^nn tho coroner. Lefjro
dolr so, he liup??< t-.l t'.e body of hla virfim and found
tliax iifl had put four -iiltet-. ln". a suiffeu dumoiy.
d notblBC and butleil the <!j-1 hurglir under aa
aah l.eni..
.. v-;.\i. \ Pailra Juo* a wlVlaai T. Rraah dted
yeatertlav inoriilug afte,- an llines> ol a WO00- He waa
dxt) two \<h?-> ...I, i.;.d ??.-. a newedoaler,
Tha wiii al .Vnn wVera. ..f Long l-im.i ntv. ls belng
oonteaWd hef.se Hurrogate w.n.-i- bl I'r.ilget Davto of
r.l .....ii-id. .V J., a luU-alator <>l tho <l._d woman.
Under the win, rather P. A V/alah, Mator ol ihe
Church of . ur i ;*!\ of Moeal ('.ir.n<>l, oi l..,ng lsland
r,t\. -;?r. t.. rorarVo the i<uiu of t)w? e?uie araaoa
amounts t, ohoal 03,000, Tho wlll was drawn st
Fatli r V.'i1 h's -.. n?.
I. >N?. |8l \M> ? ITY faa OoMOOBto, Wolf Tureh
eni and jullua I.. !>. the three cioskraa-ert who are
c__._cii wlth wrccking the shop oi Danlel Lery. ao
Corona. iu Marcli. wote rcleased in 02.000 ball eero by
Judge Garretson yeaterday.
-0 , -
ALONG THE SOUN'D.
bTAMFORD.-The Stamford Club home waa fille*,
to overrlowing on I'ridav evenlng with an appreclatlva
audieuce, wlio wltnegaed the performance < f BH ? Kna
?aa llonevmoon,'' a coniedy nd.ptcd from the FtrncS
by Mr*. Burton Marrigon. The play waa |0_M V
hv iw?njnmln Davenport, as a bencflt for V? Braaea*
ville Freah-Alr Home. He was supporte.1 hy tlie MJaaea
Durenport, Brown and liunail, Mcsrr-. M*9a_
McCtone and Curtls, lic?id?*< ptettp pe:'*?"t 'rtr,s ?_?
plctureajiuc ruardt. The plav was re?Ived wlth favor.
Hy iue*i.g of thlg enterUlunu.-nt 0300 ?1II be gdagd nv
Uio Stiunford people to their contrlbutlon ot l*?t ye_r
to tlds charlty.
PRCPESSOR BERRilAXX WIXS BIS CA*E
La?t Deoember, wl.lle the " V A I " companv ware
playlng ln San Franctgco. <J?K>rie W. Lederer b.ought a~te
a?almt Profeagor Hcrringnn. and had Ut* cuiirt dt?aolvg Uie
rarwerghlp exlgtl.ig between P.ofeeaor Herrmann and aln
geif, and broufht ln a clalm of over 09.900 agalna'. rrofewor
Herrnamn. gtatlng that he had everdrawa that amo'int.
I ro.'cwur Kerrmann, wbo la now plavtnc tr BBn Franr1?"<\
bad the caae rvopencd. and when Judge Wallece heard kM
gldc of the atory, gi.tgtat.tiated by diiurga, he lrruna<B ?<.'./
aan.illed the entre piooedingg lc th?a_tol<>n Baau.ateir Ml,
Laderer.
FOB TBE CL0SIX6 EIEBCISES 0F COCPER VXlOt.
InvltaUona luve beA,ti itsued for Uie Urtrty aeetn-l
annual commencetneut of Cooper I'nion on Friday
eveniag. May 3'J- Tha fliial receptlon of the Womaa'a
Art Department wtll take place on Wedrjeaday erenktg.
May 27. at 9 o'ciock. The receptlon ln tivs Malo Art
Department w1U he l.eld on Thorgday erenuig at tha
aama hour. Tha *rt work of tha atuOanta will he oa
axhibiuon on Thuraday and Friday, Mav 9S aad 29.
from 10 o'elock a. m. lo 4 o'clock p. m.
TIIE CHICAGO, ST. LOllS AND ClNCINXATl
F.XPRKSS
of the l^nntylraBia Katlmad la one of the u>o?t d*?
slrable puggenger tralus runnlng betweaa tl"' Fa?t and
Wcst. lt ls aqalpped wlth Puilman veatiboled nMeigug
and dlulnt; cars. aod lt nma ..ver tln BMCalBt0?l road
bed <-f t;..' Peaaaylvaala rvmt* ua ?.*>t tlm*: '**u*
New-York ? p in. daily It rt u. ho- Cli clanatl ; "
a. iu.. (iii.H^po ft p, Bt aai st ; . ? . .?>?? !?? '?<?
the next day. la all reaoecta lt la a good eaoouc; o
tbe Luiuta-. -*

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