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Stern
Bros.
are now displaying in their
Upholstery
Dept's
which have been greatly enlarged,
complete assortment- of
Choice
Upholstery Fabrics,
Lace Curtains,
Cretonnes,
Art Materials,
Japanese and
Domestic Rugs
and direct special attention
to an exceptionally tine line of
Antique
Shirvan Rugs.
Also,
Will Offer To-Morrow
100 Gold Emb'd ^ mm wm
Japanese Silk *i\ ? *S
Lambiequ.ns at VJ# __ \J
former Price $11.50.
Cmny Lace $ ^\ / mm
Curtains at *aJw M %J
Reduced from $5.75 a pair.
250 Pairs ^
Irish Point Lace 9 tZ *7 ral
Cur-ains at *aJw tt \J
Formerly $7.50 & $8.75 a Pair.
1*6 Pairs m ^ ?? w
Louis XIV Lace 9f*Z / *\
Curtains at \J % A %J
Fermer Price $8.75 a Pair.
Window Shades and
Furniture Slip Covers
Made to order at Low Prices.
Estimates furnished on Request*
West 23d St
A OAXO OF BURGLARS ARltAlGXED.
THEY HAD R0I1BI.D FOSTOKFICES IN VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE STATE.
The member-, of tl.*? gang of burglars arrested by thc
froll-e nt No. 13S High .st.. BrOOkl) n, on Frltl.i.v were ar?
raigned before Police Justice Walsh jestei-day. Jo
nph Dodd.-*, wii.) 1*. believed to be the lender, and
who has teen employed as a nurse tn th,* Sailors'
.nug Harbor, _. 1., and el.sevvh.-re, denied nny knowl*
tdp.- if the erinn*.** h.ld to Us charge, although he
occupies the best room In the house, letting out tlie
others to thc other men aire.ti-d, and some *tolen
musical instrument-, waa* toual in lt. jd- demanded
examination, and was Kid until WlBlHiBflaj John
f..-.lilian ai d J seph McCarthy, wlio confessed to robb.nc
the L.irchiiioiit I'ttstoflice, were turned over to thc
Knited Stan-.-* authorities. Itu- other tlir--<- men plenrl
ed not p.Hiy, ami wara remanded tor examination,
(ne cf them, Martiri K.-nna-dy. ls a brotha-r of Will
lam Kiiinedy, notv in juli for robbery, and a lett.-r
from thc latter telling how hfc- la-other c<auld aid tilm
In the effort to ssrays going to Slate prison tent found
in Ma po-sesatoa,
Ir. lilian uni McCarthy were brought to tills city
and arraigned Baton Commissioner i-hlelds on tho
cJ-iii'c of robbing the Larrhmont Posioflice. C. C.
Jun., >. po-, to tike inspector in charge, believes that
two dlffeient gangs ttl tmrVtm liave b?-en bn-aklog int-)
HmmmWtmt in 1Mb Mate -Btdy. Dodds nnd lil* asso.
elate* t online, their activity lo Long Island nnd
Wsstohester County. T)u- other band roamed over the
last of tho State. Nineteen robberies of postofhee*,
have fetal rep'.rted lo Mr. Jami's since January 1.
These offices var* at West Ch mi,rid fa. nnd Orcenwlch.
A\'8*iilnj;t'in County; Irvington; Sliver ("reek, Chan
tauqua County; Cedarhurst, L. I.; Elnora, Saratoga
County; Ctntiul lark, L. 1.; Ciisilcton, Rensselaer
County; Amltyvllle, L. I.; Aurora, Cayuga County;
Tuckaln e. West*hs*l*r County ; Lodi, IbMO* County :
AWcn Onrtrti Krtc county; Butti EMU, L. I.; Frii'int
?ship. Allcgaiiy County; Larchmunt; Weat Henson!,
la'cHJi: rt i aunt] ; Tnimasharg, Tompkins County,
and Ma,'.nt Ki-aii, Bestehester Coan ty.
A lew month-* u.'ti, tin* poMw ran down still an
?tlier gang ol thieves who robb*, s number of po-*t
?flues throughout the >tat<-. ?? Tiddy" K.-lly, Who
\wo or three years n-go w.is up Innocent fnrin" youth.
Was leader ol thes.. a rimlnal.**. 'I'D. y sn now serv?
ing ter:i.s f.f liii|iriM.iuiia..,t, and he 1-* back at farming,
BS Bflilfl.ee Was sllsjaeiided lil his (ase.
MR. MALBY ON THE LEGISLATURE
Assemblyman Ci-orge II. Matty says that thc sooner
the present Legislature adjourns the cleaner will be
the record it will leave lae,.Ind. Mr. .Malby does not
baw an exalted opinion of the present organization
at Albany, and If any crcdlt.ille legislation ls p*BS0*
lt will In- ru agreeable surprise to him. Mr. Mulht
wos at the Fifth AraMM Hotel jesterday and will
return to the Slate Cajiital today. When speaking
to a n porter for The Tribune yesterday, he snld :
"Thin- an- ah**! l.ooo bills that have bar* Intro
doced thai session, and they embrace about every?
thing that a par**! cnn think of. There are bills
galore to regulate every kind of taxation, but the
two that will westra the niost favorable considers
Hon, lu my "opinion, nre the Farquhar bill and thc
Colima*-ia.n bill, lillis to regulate ruting have also
been introduced, how many I could nut say. one
has been passed which does not permit horses to
be entered In a race under ns.itnned names. Not
many Mila have la-en passed sn Uir, but they ure
conting from the committees now, and more work
will be done In the way ol passing bills In tbe near
future, lt the Legislature adjourn* by April 1 not
B.uch harm will bs done. Km If the session lasts
longer 1 tin not know what ths result will be."
Mr. Bulby says that, lu his oj-Jnlon, tlie Republl
cana and DoflBOeratS tn the legislature, who have
brains enough to think for themselves, are In favor
Of Hawaiian annexation. Regarding the work expected
Of the next Congress Mr. Mnlhy -aid :
"lt ls not the i,|irni,,;, of the Democratic "Senators
and Assemblymen that tlie McKinley lan* will be
repeale-. Thcv think that some of Its provisions
w_U bc module*.?
THE PASS1XG SEASOX AT HALT'S.
Hr. Daly luis compiled the ucusl mihi marr of the
?rason at lils theatre. It ls the twenty-fourth of his
aranagement In New York, and the fourteenth of tbe
present theatre. It began on October 3 and will end
fta April 8. Mac the beginning of the season "Lit
tte Miss Mllilon" has been acted twelve lime*, "Dal
Lan and Sense" twenty-nine Umes, "A Test Case"
twenty-two times, "The Hunchback" twentyfive Umes,
"As You Like It" sixteen times, 'The Belle's Strata
pus" aa* "iThe Knave" seventeen times. -'The School
Mr ff caudal" eight times, " The Foresters" seventeen
ffB?, awl "The Taming of the Shrew" sixteen Umes.
?Xwatfia atf-fte" wlil ail the rest of th* season. Ths
ItTU ot Mr, fia-7'8 c.iupsju will fceffa ?? Mffrl
Stern
Bros.
will exhibit to-morrow
Additional Exclusive
Spring Styles
ol
Ladies'
Costumes
From their Own Work Roomi
in all the newest fabrics; and
among which are the following
Special
Attractions
Nove ty Crepon* an J Cords
with the latest shape silk-'ined skirts
., $45.00
Real value $;a.oo.
wa:sts to be made to order,
withou: extr.i charge.
A'so a choice collection of
Ready
Made Suits
Of Fancy and Diagonal Cheviots,
Tweeds, Changeable Serges,
Crep.>ns, etc.,
inc'-ding one iot
.,$.4.75
Real va'ue $33 oo.
West 23 d St
Bay, April IO. and continue for eiglit weeks. Thc
tlmc and places of the tour will ba these: April IO,
for two weeks, Boston; April -ii. tar tem week--.
Philadelphia; May a*, fur one week. Washington: Mav
lo, for three weeks, Chicago.
MEETINGS ASH ENTERTAINMENTS.
Th* annual meaning of the Hrooklyn llama bal Circle,
which !? a branch of ti)" Nntioual BtttlMf, of ?Mefe tl.'
Bar. Di* Blwai* Everett Bala li prasMrat, and ihs late
Bishop Phillip* Rmok* WM vi, ?-|,r, ,i'i.'* sill Uki
place at llietoriral Hall. Hi.-oklyn, '"? Wad-BSd-J tte*
lng, March Ka. The iildr-st will bt delivered hy Dr
Hale, <,n "K.diieiUon in India." wltli Intro-luttory re?
marks hy tmt Rev Hr. Lyman Abbott.
The annual d!ntia*r al ih" Callers win b# riven at the
BaM d.| Monte, No. 300 Columbus ave. on Tuesday even
lag. March ll.
A public meeting of Hom* Rule tnt Irelind advo'-aU*
will be held ot thc (V'lumbu. Theatre, on Sunday evening.
Malt* IB Mayor f*ilroy *>* 111 prraldi. John K. nts.
gerald, of MoMon. tr.ll Ive the speaker.
The N.vv.Vork Camera (Ititi wlli have an exhibition ol
paintings, work of the member* of the rlub, st So. 31t
Hfth-ive., t>e*itiniiig tu-morrow ind continuing through
tin week.
The eeremonlc. stta-tidlu. th" lO.Hd anulveraarv af th'
Foriytli Bttmt Methsdlsl Epi.'opol Church will be
flnilW to-night by the huming e. tlie mortiag". Th.
Rev. Dr. J. M. Puckley trill preich.
A musical eiitert.Lnnient und.-r ta." au-plce* of the T.
Kala Society of the Church of the Divine Paternity, for
the benefit of the Prc-*- Air Fund, will be held it Car?
negie Clumber Mull'- Hall, on Wednesday evening.
Rii?sell 6tuigl? will give a lecture on "Shortcoming."
In the Mg hall at Cooper Knlon, on Tuesday SVBBlBf.
Thl. will tie the beginning of tlie fourth course ?f th"
Colunibll College lea lure*, in ro.a,|>e allon with the I ?0|..j
l'ni'-n, on "Ms*SIB 4llhlBSHlaill at Hone and Abroad "
An lllustrata-d lecture on "Life, AtraetBlW ind Kx
ploratlon. Among the A rib. at the Euphrates Villey," bt
the Rev. Professor John P. Peter*, director of Uie Ctn
versify of the pemiavitanla Exi* dillon to Rabi ionia
18*8*01. will be giv-n ot Association Hall, '):,e*hundr'il
ss* I a ral j Bfih st. n,*r W-k-eve., mwmettw nealBB
The lecture ls for Um benellt at the Pariah Aid -Belli. Bl
St. Michael'. Church, to aid la furiil.liirn the church.
At the monthly meeting of the Ka*t fslde Sunday-*., hool
Knlon In the Allen .Street Biral*rjr*JllBB ','hurcli, to-morrow
night, Mrc Lu"y (S. Hambridge will give an addrea, or,
"Tbe Children."
The second anniversary exercise* of the New-York
Newsdealers and BtSt'saerS' Protective ind Renevolenl
iBSIflBlllBI will t*e held at Xo. .07 W*-*t Thlity-fourth-it..
on Wednesday night.
THE VAUDEVILLE CLUB EXPERIMENT.
ITS FIR^T SEASON A FINANCIAL BUCCBM?PLVNf*
Kf.ft NEXT TEAR.
Mciheri of (lu* Vaudeville dui, W|l| lo morrow re?
ceive circulars In wi,li li the llnnm-lnl condition of
the club will Ih- described iii detail mid a few wordi
will Im- salli aboal the future of tlaa- BTgaalaaOoB.
The best piece of news will be thal there will be
a surplu- lu the treasury when the season ls rlosed
on next Saturday Bight. Kl,ls fae! ls .apea-lnllv
gintlfylng because nearly 914,000 was K|i.-nl In titting
up the (lubroonis In the MetTOpOlttaa ('pera lions.*
and la the piircliiiso of dishes, glassware, linen, etc.,
?Llch do no! h*** to be replace* each year. Al
the same time, the present leaiO. wa.; only of ti ii
weeks. Next rear the pei furn:;.net _ will begl* In
Noven.ber. probably, tun! last about twenty wacks.
Tin- receipts from dara were lu the aefghbarbood of
|B7,000; Ihat ls, about Hu nun paid i**:,i) tail:. The
performances have U-a-n given nt an average cost of
I--J.0O0 a week, so f-O.CMKl was spent on these. The
profits from the restnumiit and the Income from Ihe
boxes paid for rent, lighting, eb-. Thus the surplu*.
ls **-,'l,0<Kl or thereabouts. T|,? i,r?lii frfim food,
drinks and elga rn was ciicour.'.plngly large. As Hie
corns are open only In the ,-v. nli.ps, steaks, (hops
and Wel.h rabbits arc chiefly mtv rsl, and there ls
not the loss us.mil) incident to dub rasla..rant
service.
The club hnd ta lix the date for the last perform?
ance so curly on nccniiit of the change In the opera
house affairs. The directors could not iiepotlnta- for
a longer IsSJM ol the rooms because lt bm not yet
been decided whether Mr. Ahlicy or Colonel Mapl. son
shall manage the opera. When thnt point ls settled,
the club will talk abo*, where to go next season.
Of i nurse there would be a prent advantage in Mate
tinning in the opera house, for the ..nen*., ol hiting
up a new pince would thus be saved. It ls possible
that u house will be built esp.-clally for the club
by capitalists to whom * fair niuri. of their money
would tte guaranteed.
There was also talk of kelping up t*l(. performances
after this week In some other building, llnrdmnn
Hall and several other places were sugpeated, bul
the plan wns nnt considered advantageous. The
kW nf merely liming a few rooms In which supper
could lie served to BBMthsBB was advanced and also
rejected, for about all th'- men In the Vaudeville also
belong lo ol her club*, lt had lieen sugg. Med dial th*
entertainments lie given In Newport in tbe summer,
but (hst would bi* unfair to the members who spend
the hot months else when-.
The directors nre now satisfied that with the
present membership the club can be successfully run.
They think thnt this fact will lead many perxi-ns to
Join lt In tbe fall
4 CHASCE TO HELP SICK CHILDRES.
Tbe doable quartet of tbe Yale Club, Miss Car
penter, elocutionist, and the Ttpaldl Mandolin Club
will give an entertainment at the Berkeley Lyceum
nett Tuesdsy Braning st a :15 o'clock, for the benefit
tl Um tout CJUl_x?_.'s miA -Society ?_ ths Brick
CARD.
ANNOUNCE TIIF. OPENING of THIS SKA
SON'S IMPORTATION tn' PARIS NOVELTIES
IN HIGH-CLASS LACES AND DRESS TRIM*
MINGS, SUITABLE YOB COSTUME8 ANO M1I.
LINERY, ALL EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. ALSO
PARIS AND BERLIN COSTUMES, CAPES,
JACKETS ANT) MANTLES, IN EXQUISITE DE*
SIGNS. ABOVE WILL BE FOUND TO BB
THE CHOICE-IT ANli MOST COMPLETE IN
THE CITY.
Sixth Ave. and 23d Street.
OvDtnotva
SILK andLW0OL FABRICS,
A rm uro -Ullage,
ARMURE GLACE,
VR1MI, * I <OI MK,
Crislal and UoiijriiUnc.
obrri:, n,4*?nir?
A>I? HI-ACE *I|I\TI HF.K.
White Veiouline and Cristal
ion wp.uniMJ OBWBB,
LICHT COLORINGS
for llouae itml F.ienlna Wear.
_Btoa_\vaii do \yi& 6\.
Pre,tayt.-rlnn Church. Ilehetl may be obtained si the
Berkeley Lyceum.
THE CAPE COLONIES' EKRIPIT.
The
-fforts
IMRT cr it wile PF. an IBTBRt-tTIBil cni.
LKCn-'V 0P f-'ITKlTTl ABIMA-B
Cape calories ol .Africa sro miking crest
f.,r a good repreaeotattra it I'ii- World',
Fair, and a* tl.air location and surroundings field
many novel nnd itrarge IhlagB, their exhibits tit
Chimp- wiri. *** doutt, prove mo-t
Intere.tlng. Bot the bast IrH-f ting will
be u elle, tum of siufTei ai,lu als snd
hird*. The .kins arrived last we.-k and i.re now ba
lng prepared f.,r BIOMOttng. Ba lane beasts are
represented, ns ti,.. <**i.lt.lt ls to shaw a.i.iy those
anlinnls whick have he** mud* ant*], Tlie na.,t
curl.nu giaaiip ca i,*|-t, a.f two > ld ti.trlil.t- i,nd four
young ones. Tr.?- rotU tr Mrd** nr- Bra! P-4ea*aa
objecii. They are shoal ns lara* as n rhlehra sad
look mini, ns one of tt'.-'' f.nls would look af'.r a
hatti In hot wuter, Ihs two old o-triche. are re
iiuirki, Mr larg**, their thigh* bt-tng si Mg :ar. nn-l as
those iaf a BWa Tiree group* ol H.- ?? [at ailed" -heep
ar'- shawn, two /rou,.- osaststtag ol mmlt and li stall
and lu* third ol mule and fen-.nla- mid v.,ung. Ihe
tills af tins.' ri: Innis ure ISiaBllsHw. Wilgi,lng from
two lo four poi.lids eat h. A fal* of t ,.-s.* s!.. a p
wer. Import. <1 br tho A grit uK ural Drp*rl_raal s--v.-r.il
nontbl .go. and ali-.loll g well In tti'>\Va*t A remark
*Me animal shown i* tb- Caps goat. Thia l.? exurtiv
Uki t'i? gris' American tnlmiil. except in me. The
African ls fora trot big:, and a a rn ? pnadtnglj huge
In other dinon h.n*. An rfu rpi tonally tine Angora
goni is in the raUoellon. Another Bsndsoa?s anhnal
ls a -mall piselli. Then ,in> Io be ai.ori- than
lr.o birds in one group.
wont.ivs PAIR OFFICIAL* COMB T(? W.owfi.
Clibngo, Mania ll.-Colonel .lohn M (Sanm-ls, of
Kentucky, chief of ths Hortkaltars Departaaenl of
the World's Pair, iinil Major luiijaiulii C, Truman.
of OalU-tnla, aha araaples s nhordlnats placa in
ihe sanie department, i,ad a blondie, rneonater at
Jack*-*! Park vfsicrday. Recently several (Hy papa-r*
published ai ...lillis of III .freitag bi i ween Mr. Baaaaela
and Haperlatendeat Thorpe, I. charge -f the n<iwer
show at the Fair, tn Which, lt I sahl, the Utter was
far-rand. Mr. Baaiasli Biked Malar Tum.an if he
had encouraged ti.e pnMlmli-n, nberaapo* the latter
struck Mr. -.-mu.I-. ti., retaliated win. a paper
weight on Maj"! Traman's lu ad. ii,.- tw* w-n
separated lu lime to preveut liaiilicr dan, ,g. .
WORK. OF ART M'.I.K.i'IKI) HY THE JURY.
Chicago, March lt.-Th- work ol the National .turv
of s..|e,"Hon 1,11. i.e..n Bntshed. The Bamber >.f Aaaerl
ian work, of ari BOCeptSd by the locil Jurie, lu ihe
Baster* Stales and lu Barope ls considerably wert
1,000. < f Ihe 007 works -ulaiitlit.il i., the Jury In
chicago, oniv td* wore accepted. A hug.* propurtloa
nf these an- by lara! srttsts. a isl of the dUrercnl
' I, ? - la aa l-tlowt:
- iilpiiir.* wbnritted, 47: selected, 97; oil palm
tog* si,biniii.-ti. ii',:j: selected, 7:i; water-colors Mb
hillie*. 177. ..I..,-,.,,. ,,. ,,-,?,. ????!,?.,, \? ?
?*. ot. -. ; p.a.i.K sui,min, i|, nm; electra, .Vi; a,-, |,|
Iratiiral drawing! -il,mit,-i, _a, ' "
'Pl.e .
Cuitnerit
OOme hei
A I'.KKKAK OT IXFORMATIOB.
rommlttec appointed by the Chamber al
entertain dtotlnfatol-sd tontgaen who
il.-lr way )<? m.. World's |'.,lr n ,.
esis'llihe*. a Iiii.'.i. ,,f adrtee ami tntoiarailna. Tbn u-,
?he coartray ol Willi.* w.m .rf ._-.?. Ihe committee
win hara moms In the sew Waldorf lintel n is
Ih" li"'*i.ibi. ..coll.,', Informal,,,, ?;?.,, ?, ,?. .,?,
.1 VETERANS WIDow .v/./r ASn DESTITUTE
Agent Kan,,,,,, g* Mr ,,,..,.,.????,.,,.,
Braid, ton dais ag,, ibal . vx?,?..,n ann her inti.,
daaghtra wrae living ,? . ?,..,,,??. JJ '
'"'"" '" ""? "'"' "I N'. Mi l
lUteeath rt. Ho nailed the ?i-?, i-l
v-r-old ,n,,d. in.'la.nngi,., , ^ ?j ?
CteCtB Of ? Bhtoograi hip. ThB ...ailsa- W?s III, |,y
n... woman sdaiigi,.,.,-. r.i,.*. yosrs old. Barned Bsgjrl.,
ama toiB, ???.r ?,.rs?n ? ,,,? ,??.,. ,."JJ
*>? of ber f,?.? ,im1 1)(1(lv wn$
.ml broke he,- hln. Tv*., no,'. I1(,? sh,. .,tt..m?t,^T
lo walk lo .h.. ivn*,,,,, ..??.?? |M |,|M#tUt J JjJJ"
appll.alh.i, for | pension, as her hatband Pntri.k
!';,ll;?,, " "/'.r* Jhe totara, brarerar. had ,??'
healed properly, and BBB fell and dislocated ||?. |,|p
Amnt Denbert set fra bb imbalance sud had the
moi bet?rom,,*.,,, ,? lllP N>w v Haapttol n?.
child was taken to th- s.,.i..,v roam.-. Ye-tar*?.
.i.v AMMMICAM woy is arhested IS MEX ito.
F.I Paso, Te.xa*. March ll.-Tb-re I* Just now some
excitement In this tnw ? nv,-r te nrrest yesterday of
the wife of Hr. J,,hn ( rlttenden tiuleruood of
IKawlltie (Kee,,, Ky., by tl.e Mexican Bttt-MtltJea of
.fusrez. Mrs. CB4BB*to*d nrtlved yeiterdav morning
from the City of Mexico and ar.-,. In.metllatelv put
under (-.laird by order of thc Mayor. Colonel Mki1Iii.-i
Mrs. t'nderwood I* Ignorant of o?. cUnt*u again*
lier, and as no one else knows nn Inquiry ls f*|*g
tm to learn Bm !***** for her detention. Dr. J. C.
KnderwiKid for several years bas been living bj
Mexico. H.- ls s neoh.-a of John j_ (Ym<>n<1^ ?
* raj of the consul to ilUngow under President
Lincoln. He la s physician ut Pachucs. about flftr
miles from the Uly ot Mexico, ,M;n,lt*' ?twu nrtT
'Millett.
Successors toAXStewwit &Co.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES; week commencing MONDAY, 13th inst
Spring Silks.
Thc most beautiful display ever seen in this
country.
Ombre Taffeta, Ombre
Duchesse, Gros de Lon
dres, Czarines.
BOURETTES in every
gorgeous color.
GREAT BARGAIN in
10,000 yds. Habutai (w;8ffto)
7 c cia., 1 OO.
?I'O value Ab
Popular Dress Fabrics.
The entire stock of a well
known CHEVIOT MILL
(in all good medium shades),
ORclB.
?I Owl per yd.,
former value 50 cts. (These are rare bargains.)
Complete line of
Foreign Novelties.
spring Capes & Wraps Upholstery Dept
especially made for high sleeves,
all qualities and colors,
rai
ging from 4. lo 10-D each.
An exquisite assortment of
latest imported
Black Lace and Bengaline
Jetted CAPES.
SPECIAL SALE
2,000
Beautiful Silk Umbrellas,
Mounted in Silver or Natural Sticks, best
Twilled Silk?best foreign and
domestic makers?
26 and 28 inch.
2.", 3.Ta. 4/*. 5."\ 7.so
_ K I
a -?a | Oa
red atced fr em
4.??, 5.a*, ir% 8.40, 10.,fl.
Ruffled Edge
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
plain and figured,
O 80
**? per pr. nnd ap.
Brussels, Tambour, Cluny,
Irish Point and Notting?
ham Lace Curtains in
great variety at lowest
rates.
SUk-faced TAPESTRIES at redncefl pricet
House Furnishing.
New Importations?
Exquisite WEDGEWOOD,
jun opened
(in jugs, vases and pitchers).
Pedestals and Jardinieres
from best English makers,
and the finest assortment of Kitchen Goodj
in the country.
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
THE "ABISTO" CORSET, sold only by us?euaranteed to flt, to wear and to beautify the flpa.
BROADWAY, 4TH AVENUE, 9TH AND 10TH STREETS.
IS THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
TIIK NO FIGHT MAY HF. IN "fiTTFAI.O.
Fluffslii, March ll (Special..-Ville** thc authorlttei
Interfere, t:,? forly-tt-MltclieU fight t* likely tn take
piara In Imffaln. At s nieetlnc of tni-inbi*n ot the
BafBb Athla-tlc flub and other* Interested In (.ports,
tiri, -afternoon, lt wi* decided to oHm ni hlfrh na
*7.-.,(>oii If Bl CB I-I IJ to brine the mutch here under
Hie ensptces ot the Athletic Club. The IlutT.itn Driving
l'ark. Mitti Hie big fair building, la practically lcn-ed
'OT tho pwpOOO. Ii U entlrnutod thnt aa-nta fir
90,000 people ian bo srriinKixl In th*- fair building.
A -vi,dlr.iti- Vii bO p*l BBB III Hil J orgsni-ed nett
?eek. It u the latcattaa of the sjrndlrata to give xn
Bthlelle nrpli-nl nnd not a prize Ight. If Me ne-...
Mr) siraagementi cnn ba made Iben will ta.- bnjUng,
are.tli'iK .ind h.x-aj Btber Mada cf athletic -.port*.
OOHVOI and rrrxr.n noa with nf.w.tork
Thi Na .-.Vork t*??iie!I Mm I* now neirlr made nu
lat BBs Mada* BBBSM, Roost Connor md iv. a. Fuller
.ruiiiiii contract, re. ta rda-. Thl* make, eleven men
nuder e.ntrla-t to ihe club, ind Ult only plivpi* deal red
l.v m. 'lui. t.ut not .ecu red. .re Hu?|a>. Kins and Ki-1!t.
Jehu M. WBld, the manurer. I*, well plc?.*'4 with Ih.
|_fMHp wim Whleb l-l* ha. Neared hi* player., and la*t
nii'tit bo ul*icri|.hed to th? m?n thit ho expected Miein
!.i r--p.it ta. aj.tjr M MatCb 29*
The Ind id of the New.Turk ilub I. now complete, wllh
Csaaai at, (lr*.! baie, \V?ri .1 nerond, Fuller .hort .top
.nd either Keeler ar Darli on third baas. Th* n.itfl.id
l. in.ir* thin 'ompl.ta-. i.itti Ta num. Il'irke, Lyon*. Pitt*
ard MeQaaM. The club Bssds BM more rata her. which
rasaasf Kelly will nil. .ni t>?n pilcher*. Ru*le .nd
Kinu. Tbtra tmf ba *omc trasbls la wearta* r.u>i?
hal King telegraphed ye?trrdsv thal he would report eorlv
Hilt *?e?* to tatii utir tho ?:tu?t|f.i, wllh tlie local
BMBSf-BMBA.
Tba iaal fir ("onnor ba* t-eerj und-r wit for more limn
two month*, but the 1'hll.id'lphii dub demanded inch
? prl M for hl? reles?-e that lt wai f ired that he could
nd hit I Brand Final''- lt wa. a?rccd that N*. w.York
?ho'aid receive phbiIibIibi i.* m.ite lena* witt, Coaara, pro.
rtdtag Ot- Quilter i l-y laim wa* sllewsd to n**oti?f.
"Ith Boyle, H.* e.vlier, and Murrell, the pluher. lon.
nor ?a? telegraphed fur. and he net Ward la*t evening
The leran HA red ware aerepOMo, and bc put hi* name
tia a cnniri't. Ward d:d not relish th- Ides of allowlni
"Hot le lo jo, tint he .aid that th.- local puhlle demanded
Connor, ind he had to gel him.
lulia-r. rsasldertag th.- con.inion. Issi season, did re*
iiiarkalal.. worli. Tlie una crinlntv regai-dln. *e.-nnd and
third ti?*e? .nd the -mor nark nf d'Rourke In left field
midi- Fuller not onlv cuter hi. omi position, but bt*t him
MWrylag around thSM pa'Sitlims aa well.
.lAMF.S Til III. III.I.Il IN WORi BBTBE.
Wereeeter, March ii.-Tic ITia Tog-Md tatsraallegiais
"irli'K ni.eti. laa ha- h.-ld a.u the Worce.ter mil In Mav
Th.. resalt a.f thi* nail vote seal out by PiesMnt J. Il
I'., .-kilian gtVBS Won-. ?t r ii majority "f one. Amher?t
Ila.itd'.iii, Plana, Wllll-imi aad Waara eater I'ailj tachnlc
ir-'ltnt ? vated IM War i?tcr, and liarlinnulh. rnlveraltt
af Vermont. Trinity and WfaMeyaa for ?prlagSsM.
I.ASKHI'. ami BROWALTBR MATCHED.
KuKi'ino, Ind., M.nh ll. Thc r.imou* rfceBI nn-fr*
b_aaaa*l Lasfcer, cBasiplM nf Eaglaad, md Jackson \v
Bkawaller, ehaaaplaa of a.rlea. Brill i>l?v a mitch of lan
uanna, (draw, noe e(?intlni;i lu Mil* elly, begtaafaig Min).
UO. Thc, play for a pur.'- of ?K'.OOO and the champlain
.hip of ABWlits.
ARGCMEST IN TUE ARDSLEY LAND SUIT.
.Iildp.* Djiiinan, at While I'lilns yest.Tdnv, hcird
argURienta in ibe ea.f Drexel, Koran* *i Ob. against
tba. Ardsley bund Crmpan*/ ta foreclose a bmmIibi-*
mi tbe property. P. I. UtOtao* appeared f'T the bank
iiir* firm aini charles -alnara for lae certtflente hold
era, Frank s. tdarinaler, one el tbe certtScnte imirt
<-is, was Bira in court. if* wanted Ibe court ta gnat
hu nppiicaiion tn hava. his eerttt-eate take priority
over the Bsortgapsa His erailflrate nils for WlftOO,
rbi- mort-.a iri- h.-ld lu Drexel, M.irain .t Co. 1* for
1800,000, mid the nnii.iuit held bf ewtlteata holders
I* alaa.in 040,000. Mr. .-tii*.,ii srgued Hint the mort
gag* p|Mn i<> tbe Ardsley Company waa t renewal
of a BK-rtgage elvin t.<- Cyraa \v. PteM, ami hart prl
setty arar the eertltoate holden. Ha said that thc
i .'itlflcnii' healers had only :i rlirlil in the Interest nf
th,- earnings of the company, and not of the mort
gag*. Tin- lawyer repreranUag bbnlaoter held timi
ll..- mongup- tins given vt lt hom the luinttiealK'* of thc
leiilfluit.' holders hy T. M. nnrlilurd, the mn na ger
for the (Ive tiustee* of the c.mp hiv The tract of
uti.und of tin- Ardsley Land OMBPOA" cover* flfVi'
nena, and wu* pnrchas.-rt for *?ri*J,700. .IiirlK-i Dyk
n.au took the papen, nnd allowed the attorneys five
da\> |o put In briefs. He also sppstlited Henry Rob>
inMin a rafaraa tn take teatlmoay in iti** tnse.
A SCHOONER ASHORE AT SANDY HOOK.
Near fhn Inner pert nf Sandy Hook the schoon-ir
Hotter Drury went ashore yesterday murnini.'. When
light*)- -he hart six feet of ttti*cr In her hold and lay
on the beach broartslrte mi. Th.- crew refitted anslst
mic-e ami reni.ilnirt 8* Ihe BMaeL Shu Mris laden with
n.'iO.iiOi feet of lumber from SiiUlIa River, (ieorfl.-i.
It will be necessary to remove hoi cnr.o bf?fnre sii/*
can Be titkeii oft. She wu* hound for Fall River.
Announcement..
Henri* A Dajokjl M. D..
90 WEST WTHBT.
Dliesaea of tht Nervoui STitem, ..enlto-Uiiniry Ornai,
Impotency and Sterility. ltouri. 8 to 1, 6 to 8.
rn
Brat Hair '".rower and Dressing. Dr. Haya's
Hair llea.th. Ileit-rei youthful color ind beauty le irsy
Bau*. Dm'i Mil um or limn. Druiguu. AOe.
Pnii.i.irs- I>n;i STini.F. Cocoa
unlike other ro-o*. or eh.I ale. I* no prepared that lt
will not dlMurh dls.-itlou Helidon* flavor.
E. St W.-Th* Tyroaga link out! alioald 1
pan with sac Yistas sr Mstsa* mUsr. le. * W,
CARPETS.
New Spring Style*.
WILTON VELVETS.
?superior quilltlee, ilegSBt deelg-e. tor
Fuion, Libraries. Dining and Reeen
Bon Room*. Halli, Stain, io.,
Al abeal (aad lame etea Ieee) thoa tbe pries of oa
ardlnary Bru..el..
? SPECIAL FEATURE:
CARPETS,
with border* mada fi-o-m od* pierce et*
every quality. In various iliei, lult
able for iii kind, of rooms,
AT REMNANT PRICK*.
Brine Hie o' room*
A NEW MAKE BRU.8EL8
(To introduce)
At a Half Dellar Per Yard.
UPHOLSTERY DEPT.
Our importation! "'i..?i?t 0f sll tha new.
eit deslgu* snd coloring! lo
FURNITURE COVERINGS -_ DRAPERIES.
ALSO I.A Cit. CHENILLE AND
VF. IO IR Ct'RTA I NS In great
variety.
FURNITURE.
hull* and o.m piece, (our own up*
BoLterlng,, at l'oi'L'LAH FRICKS.
4
SIXTH AVE., UTII AND 14TII SST?-*.
Tbe lEter-State
Casualty Company
OF NEW YORK.
INTOHPOnATEl) FOI. TUB Pt ll POSE WW HUWla
ACTINIi A l.KSF.HAL At CIDENT IMS-CHANCE
III sINF.ss.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, - $225,000.
At a meeting of the staackholder* of thl. compiny. held
March 7, 1S03, the following Ofticer* arid DI rea ton m-r.
elected:
i;KOIII.F. E. HAMLIN. I'realdem.
RKNJ.-t.MIN IV. FRANKLIN. Vice Trealdeot.
I*. STL-HIT SOM KR VI I.LK, Secretary.
IlllUX TO KS:
u.'OT-e K. Hamlin, Wllllim ll. linn kine,
lla-nrv Vt. Cami'.a. dcarc-a- \V. Quintard,
John 1. Wat.-ihury, Almon nooda lu.
Jaine* R. (Miiitlnc, Collin Arm.tn-nir,
llenjamln W. Franklin, Cornelius lioremu*,
C. .-ituart somertllle, QasBSV fl. Lan.lug,
William II. Ilornhlower,' Divld n. Powell.
GENERAL OFFICES,
62 AND 64 WILLIAM ST.
-s.V OFFICER'S SENTENCE MITIGATED.
Ono of the Inst sets of Secretary Tracy, upon the
eve of transferring th.- nd min 1st ra Mon nf the Navy
Oepnrlmcnt lo Mr. Herbert, was to mttlgnte the nn
explri-rt portion of the sentence of Pnsaert Asslstant
Paymnster Harry B. **ulllvan. nnd to direct his res
lorutlon to the active Hst of the Navy. Mr. sullivan
was charged with advancing money to some of tho en?
listed men while nttschc-rt ti* the training ship James*
town nt New London, without authority of his com
nuindlng nfltcer, -Commander C. F. Goodrich, and the
discovery of Irrepularttlix In lil* accounts. The court
martial sentenced him to dismissal from the Navy,
and upon a review of the evidence and In view of bl*
previous good record hs an officer of ihe Nsvy, the
President, on December ?__ last, mitigated (ho sentence
aa follows: --To be reduced in rank io that tits nome
shall be placed al the foot of the Hat of paased
aaslstnnt-psiymasters of the Navy, and to be sus?
pended from muk ana. duty nn furlough pay for it
period of three years, during which time he shall
retain his place at Ole foot of the Hst of passed
assistant-paymaster*." Secretary Tracy gave aa a
reason for mitigating the sentence of Mr. sullivan
that a mons careful roiflrW of the testimony embraced
In the record ihowod that he was not guilty of ad?
vancing money to his men with.mt authority of hil
commanding officer, hence he felt Justified In relieving
the accused from the severe "sentence, believing thst
the reduction In numbers was quite aevere eiiouah
for the acts of can-leanne**. ?
In connection with li-* ease there was published a
few days ugo lome aevere reflections upin Commander
iioodrlcli and charging him Mth persecuting ? fellow*
oftleer. The duly nf CnmmanoVr lioodrleh before ibe
court waa si clear ai lt wai painful; he had univ t?
furnlah the court wllh the evidences of Irregulsritles
In the pay sccounta of the ship, and this wss done
lmpsrUslly and faithfully. OtW officers B-lflU*
CC SHAYNE, manufacture*, offer* Mverml nra
In fur-lined and fur*trimmed .ilk. cloth and velvn
menu for .pring wear. At?o decided barnlni la
ikln, mink, sable and Pentan lamb costa, ann
dp*,*.. 124 Weat 42d lt., near Broadway.
Tl-TOUl^AlJI-ANAa
1893.
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A SHIPWRECKED CREW BROUGHT TO POET.
i>n the steamer Clenfuegos, wldch arrived be*
yesterday. We* the crew of the Britts* bsr* vvwt
nnimmond, which wsa wrecked on **"?ZJ*~.7
a ihosl on the Ult le Bshsina Banks. ??*?*? ^
Tho nlnetran seamen of the craw wera ******* "
schooner Roberts sad Bussell. All tt* ttrwt
aa. Us-raaaanU itara boys*.