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WHAT BROOKLYN TALKS OF.
AN* IM CAL MMKli; OF IMPORTANT
TOPICS IH KIN'. THE LAST WEEK.
Brooklyn hos hart a e,..,d immy t'ilrip-. to talk about
dilling ti..- last f.\s >!.,)-. 1 mi, niiat-lo I., recall
number weeh in whl< b bo rosoy mstlrrs ol vltsl
Interest bas,- been crowded together, lie decision
ot Hie Court of Appeals OB Hm reapportioned Ate
-?in!.ly (lj*irict*; Judge Pratt's wiling aside of Ho
assuid of Hu Water Uoramtaslon: ile- arraignment <>f
lb ? olin I.M-. li.ci, t-i! iii cm.,, non ss.!!, Ihi ".olunihu*
Hay artair: Ho- giving a\S:is ot Valuable fran
ttilsr.. Ly ti,e Hoar,, ..f Aldermen; ih.- orgaiiitattau
..I il..- new boord oi mi,'.." ira-t-e- n.i* j* surely a
re,nurka tie r.ni. Mer.- tl...,; that, .,11 these mo '
uientous molters came before the puldtc on lb* fhfsl :
: ree -e.ailnr .Ins* ni til" ss-!.. I.?ir laac ,'e OCW
scheme for leganztng ibe Dalumbu* inn expemnure*.
ami ibe ,'...ii,, -,i poat mest rr clim.-. < >f course, li .
svitimui ssybig ti.at -in), a puce , a:,imt long be uisln- ,
lililied.
Tbe court of Appeal* dwi*:,,n i* a most gratifying ,
triumph ol righi and justice, and, 1 think li i- tafe
to .say, a* t*a*rrxpeC4ed aa it ta gratifying. When ana
?pp*-a* to tbe cnn, agalMf tbe tmtrageou* gerry. '
?antler xr:i- mn.!.'. ,!i..riiy after tbe action ol tue |
Doftiilstoi in .inly last, tbetre ssa. Utile doubt In
Ibo minds of bones! men that ibe nranstrao* dlvitlou
of the AosemMy <ii-'rtct., wooJd l.t astir, Tb
deci-ioii ol Judge Bartlett sustaining tbe Alder
men, and saying in ctr.-ct thal Ibey would have
been Instill.si in puning *Z*t*rO,(*rOO pepi,- m one dis?
trict and ',,**?) in mininer, xx;.- a keen disappoint
nts-nt. Alter the Oeneral Term sustained that derision
without (lisseiii from either ol u.e lodges, public In?
terest ill the maller died Oil! t>> il lal'.- . \tel|l. i.l:,l
the recent argument before the Court >.i \ppeal*.
attracted verf Httle mt. ntl,m. The perslstenty of |
tbe Bepubllran* who carried on ihe struggle, und ol
Heir counsel. .i.s,o johnson, bas been abundantly
r.sssrdeil. Tbe decision ol the highes! court is
unanimous, and the opinion wu., written by h Demo
crat. lliere ls now the assurance thal Kings County
-sill hr fairly apportioned, Instead of bring divided
on the principle thal ih* Democrat* nut-i control
Jual i,s many of the districts i>, possible.
Tba -rweet ssa* ttteoitty foil,,sv.d by lbs bitter. The
day alter tim decision ,.n lite g nrfinander came Judge
TnM't *"a-*llng in laver of Ibe Loni Island Wator
buppls company. The recent award >>r the com
nil-sion, granting .-..>.<"?' rn Hw company foi lt*
panpertf and franchise, ssa* regarded by Ibo pobUc
at largo urllh t mplete ssllslartlon. Thi* I* nos
sm a.,ide, sod lbs Judge hokta that o new rommlsslon
letls! l.e BPP in 'd IS pas* upon I e maller. If BO,
tiieie svill io ;, complete rethra.hlng si ll.ld straw,
and another Lie Lill of espouse* foe ihe city io pay.
Really lt teSjlM lo look B* Clou:-fi ll ss,dirt Have leen
iimno'v in Brooklyn's pocket ll toe ' unpin b-u-galn,
which ssa* ibo f, uii lui rouse of scan,lal, had been
tnriiod out. Jadge l'r;,,t raf* H's' -be award b
InnlognBlr. since Hie commit, I mi- did not rightly
cstlii.at" il,,- vain., of il.xclu-ivo franchise ol j
Hu- c'.inpiinv, and H.u* lays down a principle which
soother commission will not be libel) i . dUn-gard.
I nliappilv, tb re ran ls- no appeal from his derision.
but tt li- bad approved the swsrd Itu- company
would have bsd Hie privilege >.f carrying fi .a-- tu
th- Court "f Appeal*, lt i* greotl) t' bv regretted
tiiat th.- ju.lg* did im, see bia way clear to a decision
Hist would have brought the mallei' before th
Goners] T. rm st lea-:, li ta known Uni lb*- counsel
for the cits- preferred lo have Hie oiotlun 'ot the
rood-motion ol (bc award made before som-* other
jtnUo Hun Mr. Pratt, Imt did nol sm-ceed: and Hu?
ies,ill- th.- unexplained rca,ink m .I them lasl
fall, al a Hui- when a va, an y !n lim commission oe
eui red- tile icm.ir',, in rvfrm-lice lo the nppotnimeni
vt airy tm r. r-mmtalooors by the Judge In <iu> sti.,:i
Mayor Borsiy'* pt -pout to drop ihr mn ?? i.i buy I -
out the ,?!,,|,i!iv altogether, unless legislation per
milting the rlt\ ta appeal lo lb* higher i tuns can
bc -eciired. bo* a liir-'e t" '.da.i?,n ol commuti senst.
Judge xi.?,re', refWssT ta sit ti,. ? tho Indictment*
nguln-t tbe Aldermen, "Supervisors and otbers i in
i-rmsl in the Columba* extrsx-sgsoe- srss followed
-rn W-diic-dny by tbe arraigning ol Hw Indicted ttaea
and tbs setting ol April SM a* the late for the trial
of on- ol them. Judge Moore met the best expec?
tations in hi* decision oo (hi* -natter, and the in
dimed ones have naturally not been frelini a- chipper
M, they .id when lirsl arraigned In court, when Hies
were r.*juiv to trsger that th>v would gel .,:! without
iruii'l". "Distri,: Attorney KMgwsy i- back fr. Iii
vneatlon, and ought i" fee] in fl mood for putting forth
bl* best effort* In Ibese Important cases, \ vigorous
tu,,?... -mi .ii ls demanded, a* well as special tare in Ihe
,'le, Hon f jurie-, if Mr. Ridgway - hean i- lu hi*
work i irn cannot be much doubt as lo Ihe result, if
root - _
The Aldermen hore teen Bl ll agata: and Hil* linn
Hiey have outd me Ihoms,-iv---. A bard and-faal rom
Lin.- ha* tera mart, in Ibe booro, Of JUSl t'drieei,
nunii,.!- procloely ile- nnmter necessary ta override
the anticipated veto of Mafor Boody. The whole l-n-I
ii>.,- ssa, mt and drlcd-iim-,! car'Hilly arranged in nd
-runee, and nil tomttmproeAet. t-rar-olnglf provldetl for.
A mon- oiitrjg.'oii- job hat never 1.n perpeirated In
tko dtf. lt i* donbtlco* ii-. J.-* to disuouncr ii. for
lbs m-n concerned in it ore 1"-' t i all sense ol
sham.- and all sense ol honor, ti. Imponani fran
clii*...,, fur which 8 lm *.'?? -ma of Mini' y might h ive
teen M-rured, hove -m,pis b**-n given uwsy i-, j.,,lin
> ,1 ' ? rp ,i ni.,;.*.j?.r-.i up ' ir tn- purr. >', A falrb
clo, ? par ,n, | ,,, ,i,j- j,,.,,,,(. v:,* tn,, lirondw ,s -t., I
In So** Vork nearly len years ago, Ta- only I ,p< I
Ci., people f* in th* courts, .\- :. ,-, one loophole
ssa* left uncover***; l.v the conspirator*: .-,- ? ol
the .-.ll..pd i.ung ..f the Railroad i ominltt.-e, at
silib!: Hie is pori u..- agreed mi, si;,s glv.ii i, Ixvo
of the member*. -,, thal iii.- I..-.lu-, ol Hie meeting ;
clearly lu doubt. I;--Ides, . inion will I ? ul tie
ault of any tsxpayei for si,*,., under th- Tilden art,
sill, li ssa* ins.,!,..,, ., rtTectlvei) m the famous Wat'T
litigatl .n . r 1*00 Pl.
Hi" exp.-et ii happened In Ita -election "f Join
Howell a* ptesidenl of thc I'rid gr Hoard, li I- a,
open ? pu.-non a briber tte welfm.f i >? Urta ge would
not has., teen mor*. rrrtatnly ., .ired by Ita Intrudu,
ttoa ol entirely nea i.i ?..i whee tbe new btw scut
int., oj.eiatioti. The board I* compos rt .,i -..,-,;,. i
Umber, ;,il th.- hair linn cl.n ns tl,- two M.,\ ,i
bavlog served for a considerable period unler the ..ii
n.iii.iig. tu-nt. Mr. Howell ta Ibo rnost exp rtauccd ol
ii- iii all. ll mu,! br .aid ll ni itere i- not rn i. h
reason t...- hoping fort, ni re I'lgor-nu* muiiacomeiit ul
tl.-iiil.nr- ol Hie Illidge, bul ni ail events xv -.'mil n
sp:ue,| Hi" ?ninia! i.i oo ,|uorum, si'i. I, wu. *, flagrant
under lb* old regime, and which ?..,,. n. .... ?,?de n
b. P-.--M- ;,, hold a n >?'?i.itii.- for month, logo thor.
Ia- pr, -.nt nppointed i: , i< ? ,-,- ve - ilarie and
''ii br bl Ugh! -lal als n. bunk n they neglect their
dun.,, whll. lu addition to tbe foin lt will need only
iij.e ..I ibe ,x Mela member lo ni Me ii ,-uoruni.
Duri:..- toe ss.-1< j rode "towntown one .vening
on ike Brooklyn elevated rood In a oar that was
brilliantly IBumtnoted. lt wa* one of lae old ? ,r,
IcVilli. ped, I.ll, il I,.;.I l.c'l, j?: ot", !e.l vi!!, lain),* ol
a ness variety, wklcb gave a - fl bright and well
din used ii,.!,: ti: n vu- eminentlf sattafjcton Dy |,r
tbs beat lamps I have tera la t car anywhere, ami
equal lu tb* light gil ii bj tte Plutarfa im* system.
lt ssa* ni) boj-e tin i -im.1,1 ritter lake p.* ac m
Ibal cor -sam. ..r else mci Hon lol* alfie of tamp
hud teen fenrrsJIy imi, du. ,-i, but thus far i have
hoi seen anoUici , ir provided wlih lt. 1 earnestly
bon, ihal in- rompan) means lo adopt it, und ;;,.,i u
ssill no) ls- long teloi*. .,11 ll- cm- nie supplied ssuli
tte tamp in i|iiotlon. ji. Hie side ul iii- ,- lamps the
Ughi in t:,e j:.-!.!-,- cara uH) u miserable tins? -i-. on
Utumlnnttan.
??>"." - a bret prim.. I In the rourse ol t -
week In i- '??..-.. ?? lo Hie l ...-tr-l Aeademy. Two
sears ago lust Institution, iii te upper part of ibe
??itv. sv,s outde an annex, In a -?:,-.?. tu th* Ptnti
laatltato, and turned over la Ibe roolrol ,,f thc
Pratts. Th' Brat public announcrmrnt ol the change
In th- ii.aii.r.'emur. \ia* marte i, i:,,. Tribune, in
t .. action which ibey then t.?,!i t.,,. younger ITatts
si, re rsrrylng out Ita sis irs of their father, a -.
bal ts Heel ian, tte Proetel ,,,iii te nutdr a i tai
to ibe I'l-rft i InsUtute. Twa year*)' experiment baa
shown nial Ibis i* not the rs**, 'lal- ta nol due lo
any faull lu lin- academy, lor n ta a oe*dr| -? ., |,
doing it ssorl. tba) I* pronounced uni.j ie by ex
peetancid sttacatar*. Now the Pratt* are ready ta
sum-jul, r Um Ij'clsl lo ii.* f,,im-r man i.-,r.. and
their i-i., ?! will I- in.mif.-;> 1 l.y ?,, ,,it,.,. |0 , ,-., t .,
nrsv balldtai for lt* accomDodntlnn on thr prrseni
sin-, faring rompkln* I'.iri,. The utter ta ., generous
one, and lhere I- no doubt thal ii will !..? un opt isl
and that tte giud work ol the srsOemi snil renn?
et, un tntal-fJd ,.'.'il. . 'I .- f.iinr.. of ||?. j ,.. a i
Ac,rt.-m. Mhl, |, sn,, start isl a- ;, i? . ?:,' :
Behool, bat bsa sines attra<-te?] wide ni te,., Inn on
account of lt, consistent cn sim: out of tl,- ldc*** a*
soriat.-i wltk tte sdurator wb'sti name li i-.u-. nol
only In i .- ktadergarien dr|iarUnrnt, bul also
Ihrough tte priatary and aradrml- grade* i- r,.i
*flflHBS*J.
During lbs lost tan das* "Mtntetbtag lia, 1.n done
lu tit** dins Hon o! tr.-, t cl. ailing, li was high lime.
Tim p.aeti,- In Bl ...klyn I- ta do neilin* lu thi,
lil,.- Letwe.-ii HeceuilM-r and April, and lbs toonil may
ra,Hy he Iniiis-lticrt. ltrooklsn |.pie go mu oeed
to have lt de*i rile-il. During tl.arly das* of tin
month, ssiieii tters sven- high wind,, ihe air ssas
ron,lim.Mly hrh n wit:, dust sod till., ss iii, t, mit only
pellet rat,st ,!.e ese-, ..ir- and la,-III!*, bul rushed
through .-Very open Window and doorway, and Bitted
Into every crack nnd crevice, it 1* an Bbomtaable
system sshich permit* lbs ,!r.-et-, to become no foul
at the Legiiiiiing ,f ey.-rs ipring. in fact, the only
time during tte winter when lld, sam* condlHon iori
not exist, provided toe xxlnil ta M..wing, i, when there
1, snow upon Un- ground. Brooklyn bain*! cs, n
begun to solve tbs str-et cl eu ulm.- J,roi.lem.
A meeting In Uta Ini.-rct ol tin- free clrctilatlin;
library of the Inion for thrlstiitn Work i, lo bl lu ld
In Historical Hall to -murrow evening. WbsO qtHrrsa* I
lu Hs Isrhiilf svill be made i.y several ssellkiiowi,
fltD.eii.,. lin- lilnary ls doing un sxretlent svmk. bul
bas reuclii-*! lbs Uml, of Its resource, and la in neisl
Of more money. Tbs al,emails.- ssill bs lbs r>-'u,nl
Ol further apfurallon* lor the enjoyment ?r lt* prlvl
leges. >'o< appen I (or nmn.-y will l>e bmbbb nt th.
Ccetllic, but step, will be tuKi-li lo bring thi- mallei
i/uitll- uttcuuou ta an ?Ifcttlvv mannur.
WORK AT THE NAVY YAL J).
WAITING FOB THK CRUISERS TO RETURN.
OKHNXNCI'. l".l QUI RI MfVIS NOTES IUD , ?'"
XII N"l's.
The weather often pr,,v-s to be of va-, Importune,
and also or va,; interci a- .1 snbjecl ..( convrrsj
tl,,n between persona ,,f all raak* of life, ss-;,,, purse
lt Slit!, an BCUVtty illid all e.'irne-Ilies- |hut r
sstoolabtng. Bat the weather?st tassl Lad w, ith.
?ls not conducive t-> tte pn-doetlon ol moah new*
nt ttie Navy Vant, la some bram****** of ;i. naval
service, Indeed, bod weather Slakes toore nen* Utan
toort Mont!.er. a*, for in*!.-,ne.., in tte case of vest*'!*
;.t tao during Lad weatbor, ssh,-, *, rtoua n**ult
may follow, imi in a Wavy Yard bad weather re
*ult* ratter In quieting tiling- tin,n in exciting Item.
Ibe reason for thia ta lbs! In a Navy Var.! it i
lorgrlf the work ol cn-truot|..ti and i.p.ir lhal i
of importance in:d taten**t. and on ? stormy gay ll
ls often i,ec,s arv to di-coiiilnne much of this work.
Tl;.- tali i- Hint ia tbe Brooklyn Navy Yard, -Inc
UH departure ,,f the ship* that were reogragaled
there toot so long ago, there I* aol mach of special
Int rest going on. Of emir*,, tte regular routine
work continues on the rcssels which ur,- being built,
and there I- much other routine 'work don- In tl"
yard in t':e ii,|lnlnl*!rat|,in of Ito affairs, bul tbef* i
nothing startling. The monitor .Mlant.mob i- lb*
only actively c,,ininl**l.si star vessel now remain
lng In the yard, nnd lt 1* uncertain how long sim
svin be there. *!,,? ia* been in Ihe drydock for Ifte
tast !.ss iiasrs, having ber bottom cleaoed an i
painted : lo-r steering gear l- not set ready for ase,
bat ii prabablf ss mi be -omi, for h urti! take only
three >,r four day*' work t<> complete tt when the
lost part of lt ha- arrived In t ?* yard, lt -oem* to
te yet uncertain ssl,.thor tho Mlantoaomoh sun g..
to tire :i -nlute at the rai,lng of the original John
Raul .imi,-'* Bog at Niivcinii. .-lt.- nil!, however,
certainly go down tte tey ta meet tte other wsr
ship, when they come up from Hampton Roods, and
*o tte Navy Yard sslll te left s\ it limit a single war
-lap in commtaslon. Hut Bte m.ill m.' te hu so lon-.
for the rmi,,,r I* already around that oom,' V, --? 1
,1'. /.Min: there after fate review ,., !*> repaired, un,I
Hie Inf, rene i* tia, they ar.- t<> Le repaired !.. gn
? ui foreign etui**,; Um ve**< 1* ssl,bli, juc.riling to
tbe rumor, ssill l?- *,, repaired are th" Sin Francis?,
I,,. Yorktown and the Bennington; i ;.? Balli.re
may al-,, return lhere to reels., lometblng furtl ,-?
While th" Navy Van! i* destitute "f commissioned
vessel* which need repair,, tin- work mi tte new
iblps in courra ol r,instruction i* being carrtrd on bi
rapidly a- possible. No on,., however, s"ho i* nol
familiiir with tim svork ian understand Ihe amount
oi trouble and delay canoed hy tar non-arrival of ihe
armor plat.*: any person ss'.a. '.- disposed io Manie
the Navy Nani (,,,- teing si,.ss in tte construction .-.'
na- v.1- there sn.ubi do well l, lalo- thi- I.., i
imo consideration. For month* Ihe work on the
\c*?'.- ha- been delayed bf tl.l* one thing, rake,
f..r Instance, Ibe rrataer Clnclnnall, a vessel whi, ,
i- lo lias., only a -niall amount of armor. I'hr non
arrival -f Ibe plating when the s,-?i I, far enough
advanced n, n.I ii keep* a targe pan -rt Hw ,?
dei k open! ihi* delay* ?,,rk in fha' pori ol Hu
ship, and in adrt'.tmn rt-las* seri; on ta- derk below,
lor the iii*,ui timi some ,,f Ibe workmen lhere, lem:
unprotected, cannot si..rU in stormy weat
,,f ilm work ihai could ami - iouM !.'? corri '!
connection suth other svork In th--hip I- kept I !.
All tli- (I. foi* H..- rotupi, timi of tn ship, and ?o
in, rc ..?* ti;., post, i,ml lt bs* another effect a lilli."
further removed; srrordlng t,, thc rule, each ..; I
four ships teing built in tte ford pas- a ccrtu .
percentage of Hie rleitcnl work done in Ibe i
ktruclton Depart im.nt the,,-, i?, ,m ,- a large part ol
ni.- clerical work ba* connection suth tte hip .
Belay in --omptatlrsi thea of comm lengthen* the lim
thal they have lo pay for cl,ri, al seri*, ni.rt la.
again incrca-c, their cost.
'Jiu. reason why tte Navy Yard hs* ta sci
loiis' for it, armor pint.-* i- lhal, ar cording lo ..
rent rael, sblp-bulMing linn* receive pretaren,
receiving armor as lt i* nun.si out, The .,;?.' '
ti,.- Cincinnati i* now promised fm- May. bul even
If it -h,,uld not te re, I ls.-rt until l! ? hr-; ??' J ?
ihe vessel could I,.- made r,-arts to g. Int.mini I a
lt i* -airt. by fall, iii,'I pi, hal,Iv in tbe early par
'Iii.- (irdiiiiii,,- Bureau ..f th.- Nins lia- com]
;!,* requirement* for Ha- tafortnatl n .d' Inv.
designer* mid bulMer* ssim may wish io tabmil phill
lor Hu- nen submarine torpedo boat authorized b)
ii,e in-, Congress. Th" general pim i- for ;, I ? I
of al.,,ut I"..', imi* <li placement, the motive powei
io !.Itber steam or electricity, a- tte dr Inner mai
select, Ti" appropriation made for Ibe bast i
.-?_, r.,<*.r>. ian of ti.i- -s.-,o..mki iiiu-t lie reserved hu
,'xporlmriiUns "-i'i. ibo teni aft?-r be i- <?.ptatisl.
Tb* re '.'il! te no -limitation* ns lo Ihr sp ssl I lui!
| , \.---.l n.'i-i mali'..in. Ht brr al Ih* surf.
iiihrarrgrd. 'I lie prl url pa I f?*ntore of Ho- arniann
?rill be ism t,?-p.,lo tai.. |n thr bos . and it i i
lleved tl,''I Ha-'- Slill suppl) all Hu llftl I Vi qllllll
ti..* mc --arv fol -m, .--(ni ,,|i.-ralioii-. 'I i rta il
.,f re ,rn,m. 'i- In , i - Hiai Hu- toot . all ta' ? ap.Mil
nf entire -u'-uet .lon ;,';?! Instant iii-.op. .nam ?? ali ii
reuulred.
'i he approai ht ns rellrem' nt i f surgeon *
; J, im Mills l:rawn<. *m Mas 1". I ,. .all"! I.i i .
I ,ontrs| of the available*, lol' ,1.Mee. Ih,;- ur
n, ails ., -, .. of mn liduto-'. ir r.iii rn plrmil . and
, i tell, ve he li..- aa exceltant i hum ? "f gell c.
there. A well-founded report com** from Wa lilli;
I n Secretary Herbert ha> <i-. ;,!.<i io reromnieiid
lhal the oftb-e shall in lo tte nexl .-ih. -r In i
.I. rti, al I im lor Ml ? r' I- (lihou, und lhal lb* lt*
id. nt ls agreeable lo tte sugg si lon. Surg .mc
Browne i- n to ih< rnl r oft, rr In his i iirp . ''? '
...il Ulrerlor Hand was retired on Mani, :;. and Hr.
*.il,on, si h., I- now 01, special rtu'i m Sea ^,,ii,. i
:!,e ,e\! < Va ? r la rani.. ts I'r. ,,,'-,,!, Will rear ll III'"
retiring age rm September --. 1*05, hr would n >i
Only receive Hie hue I-. Whick hi* rank i- -ii |.po ,*i
lo entltb him, bul he would reilrr with Ih.- rank ol
commodore, and five the Pre erm un opporlunlti
of promoting aimil,er t,. Hie ]> .itlon during 1,1 irrin.
Medical Dlrertur Richard *'. Dean I- nn-rther of th
.corp- pr iiilm titly mention*-.', and I- m-xl In rank
below !u Lihou. IL- I- .-, , eiiln. fl) popular in Ihr
Navy, ami ssiii te r'iir.,1 four monti,- brfor* Dr.
(ilhoa. Medical Director Delavan llloodgood, al Ita
brad Ol ll,,- Nasal I...I ol il .rs. lia- been prom.lill)
j mentioned, bul a- be trill reach Ihe r Hiing au.
? August ?_>,,. be tay* aside nil linn: for preference.
m..ti.ni Inspector .1. Bnfu, Tryon, now on ita
* htcago, and perhaps on- of tte rou-i popular uni, 1
in Ihr Navy, 1- also -ss- ll in from with Hie trtt ?
of >. Ill, lui. ii.- ; aid If he sh .ort ta promotisl ? .
leading oflb-e ibrre would h.- au udmlnl Ira Hon url,
1 WOUM m.il;- Ihr mil.nu.f th' rt. par: im ni ?1r*>l'g
In lia-li,al -elene ami OH-dlrul work. Mrdhal
Dins lor A, 1 . I. or ga* ls un 1 :,.-r ni Ihe Irad, 1 in
ihr siring, mid * uld 1- n 1- Hon ill h,, ? . 1 ,
Ihe other* ol his rorpsv Mrdhal inp-, m, .1. h.
San Reyjs-n, orho ssa- for many or-. .11 dun ...
, assistant rhtal .-it t'i.- imi','.,11 iii Washing.on, hus mimi
-iij.j. ii..- si h., are doing a tail ' in 1 1 iii lo .ai?
li,- promotion to Ihe bend ol ; - liiir-an.
Th* rei-.-i comes from ('lushington Hitit tte
salalille ,. ,1 ti Di il pi,!.In.,Hoi, of ihe lair,-.m of Nus M
Intelligence maj la- po?tj-ont*l thi- yrjir. ll,,- ,1 ii
of -ic ii ii snInnhie Work \ oulrt I- lo.,!..,: upon ns
unfortumitc lo the Nnvy, 1 rn ii 1- prolsjbta Hint 1
-inaller report than usunl suil te 1- uni. 11, r**u on
given for Ibis change 1* thal mini) ol Ihe ..ih .-,-,
I on duty nt tte Inirouu ?ill have t" give .-. nionil,
or 'ss,, al Ihe ( iii,in.-,, Expo Itlon, and sr fl I tl,*reror*
not have lime lo irix>? t,, tte ,,-,,--.,,v aork In
getting out a 1.k tin- ?.. ar.
several of the medals pn-sentrd by ti,- King nf
Sweden ta Hie offlrer* nnd crew nf lite ballimore os
.a compliment In tb* l'nlted Kiata** in return for th*
1 trm.-p. itiil.ii of tte tad) >,r Ibe lair Captain
Fal,--"ti tuhta native c,ci,tri on* f el mirt. Iii. ;?. e and
ile y las, bern relnrard lo 11.<- N;.s v I), p .rtiin nt.
Tb* tm uni* siill I..- retained ul,HI iipplh'iillous have
I..-.., made ta Hie Secreliii-f nf th* Navy ls I te
in"! ssim ;,ie entitled I., tl.-m.
l.i-iit. emt John P. Parker, n relallvr ,.f n?. |?ie
Mr*. Harrison. *nd nos I nld ta 1',-. -irt.-m I In r ri-011
fros* January, I soi, until Uh* c1?**w of hi* Admtnistni
lion, ta 1.11.j.or;.ills on duly in tte r.ur.an of Nu I
gat Inn st Wnshtaglnn, Imt ?'ll soon l.rdrred ta
duty mi the new nriimreil 1 nil*,,- N.-.v x.,rl,
(..,nm,ai. r- T li. Wilson, Cblel ol tte baroon of
roii-irucilon. al Washington, I, bock al IM, desk, , n
Hr, Iv rrtovered In health.
t LITTLE BOBANCB BEY BALED HY a de itu
Tb* mun ulm ssa- run over mid killed al tbe en?
trance "f Fulton Perry early Monday morning bf a
1 heavy milk truck wo* Men tiled bf the coachman tor
, john niM>. lb* wealthy Importer "f No. i-n Hat*-*
jive., ns Walter Jones, Hi.- butler emptafed bj Mr.
,.:!.!.. Core imi Ken., f,,und that his clot bing ssa,
marked ssill, tte initial ' lt."' Tte niau wbo ld -nilled
Un- body -nld I hot Jone* had :, hr, liar ssho sim, fl
smiter ot the ki ft h Avenue Hi '? 1, bot no Jon - could
h.- f..mid there. But Inipiirs showed (bal Waller
r.evan. :i walter tbore, ssas me lead man', lu-iih.-r,
and that th" latter ssas Joane* r.evini. ibe oaure Jone*
teing as-uiiiert. ii,, mus emptafed a daron car* aga
l.y ii woman ssho for personal reoaOOl left her hom...
??hanging her nu:n<' and toking t'.s,, **-**rnnta with
her. ssho ;,l-o eonngt-d th'lr nain. . li. sun sia, one,
nnd lu- 1,,oi, tbe nam- Winter Jone* and retslaed lt.
Ile eitirrcd Mr. Qtbb'i emplOf under Hun -tonie, ll
is -aid h.- owned som., real estate la Nea J, rory nuder
I lOat asms Mr. Otoh hud urmm'.-d f,? ,h- fu liri al,
and a silver pluto tearing tbe noose ,.r Jones had
? I tstn-n put upon tbs cithii. xvi,. ? ta,, fartat ss.,-..
? learnm a plat* wtth thr right uum-j ssa. aub.Ululcd,
I sud thc luucral moil ylace,
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL
li I.I.I'' Mi S AXD AFFAIRS.
? n::ai, s.\:> KX-PO-'TM s-i'U: M'i.iti: RE
i'1 m.I s\ ni mo s.\i/.sii,.\ * FACT.
A In - mun! er of Hu m* R w BO ' ai - all lined
promtaeiire In .nil cor-rers in tin- tit) Iud pn
vlmisij --eur,-i mllltari reputation*, bul rompur*
iii.lv few m them hove mulnUlried Ihrlr Interco! in
mllltari affair* wbllr i-ngngH In puhll, ,,r private
business, s ?,??-. oj i . names of nien who are nos
active m affair and who served In lb* sv.,r ore
' .f , , -, r, iMV 'I r i's. Ju lg ? Pratt, '.. in ral
sin mn. (irnrral ('Urlstrnsen, '..-n.-ral .lonni.m.
N i] ft Hobbs, H. r. l.l .ir. Oeneral < allin and ("olonel
; ummloRs, ot the.. ,:, ,,n!s one wbo has rou
tlnui rt , roi i. ? Hon ? Uh I * Martaoal Guard
-Ince ile taft the Arms, is.iih- BUIng Important
public "iii,.--. L- Ornrral Jame* McLrer, ssim now
command* tbe tetgade ramposed ol tte Dnwklrn
regimmts, N. *.. s, N. V. Ill* tang tnllltarj
rareer la lo be relrbratrd al a pubbc dinner thi*
W(*?li.
BRI0AT>IF.R-OF.XER.*iL isMl - M'LEER.
Jame* Mcleer 1- now In hi* fiftj t I rd s"ir. bat
Ing lesli !"in la Oe ai rr, 1S10. ll?? l a ' '
of Brooklyn and ssa- studying law In tl.tl.f
i.en.-ral """rooter, a prominent rnruiter ol lb* torsi
militia, whrn Itt* war brokr out, and te prnmntlt
. nllst'd ia i -"t. In C imp-mi ''? '' - ,;' ->-"?"'?
brsi known from th, r Bouurr uniform a* ??tte red
legged <!? s 1 ." ll- ?.. ii wo md, I In Ihe flrsl tel
Hr of p. iii Run, bul wi able lo tt turn lo
field in ii i-'.s mont -. "a Vngu I ?-"?'. i-"-'- " Ih*
hattie of ,.- a. ? !.,. V c. hr S I '???' ll Ih'
l. fi arm and ? n ' .-. Il ? , propo ? ' '" ***"l
Loth a* thr) were ?! dlj '''.'' i
i. ted " vig a iiisly Iha hi leg was sse, rt. Il*
R-na pr.o'i. tilt ta ipi* . how.?, r, for two t? n .
a,, i :.t I - return of hi- n Imei I rod* ta -i ear
Hage with his :? ft arm oft m >r tl ' milder. Il
I hen 'nh ? 1 Ihe Nail ,i al On int and
r,u, , " . rsl lb ulrfi int, >?- rt* mi
I, ? i h< l ? ? im? Colmei
... m'i !.. trln ? I. Vt ll I rommat i ?f " '"
I --.; fa ? v a tn d- Rr -i ! r ??? - ? ' ,1 nf Ihr 1
.,,..? ,. | , ? Joiird".. *h ?
was onie MBj.rrOel ' '
Second Hiv ?' "
II ?, ?, . ,--l - I in l*Hrt. ."-1 ' - I !' I and
F.iiirtli Hrlrid. """ '''?", '?' ""
I'.tlgadr. N. O. s, N. V.. "??'?! -1 *??'?" ??
plarrd !?? ron nan! I i ?,! ? i i ? ? ? ?*"
" The p Ittlral ? ???' ? ' *""' il Mrtasri
|-,i", when ta- Was ilerled ( 1 B tb* P,
,.l? in itaket. In I ??'? hr ss, .i-.*..t - ' '
mission.*. .lld '?? ' *" ******
Mat, - Pension '-."'.' ' "" I"**-' ??'?"??' '"? " '
I 77 pr, dei ' H ??? '!']...:? bst Mb f*t " '?'? ?""?
,,, io 1 fire i "? I. I""" li*' ' ' ??** '"
-h Inb-d bi Pr. ' ' '
' ? ?' ? '
ll.-.- ? ! ? '???> '? '--; "
' ' ' ? lo '
..Mi ...... ' ;
of nt -i m
, xi ly to 1
,.!-?? Ita ?-?" Vork !'? ' .? '"
lng mu. h rt :..i. Il* '.'rt Ita I
ind v tte cltj ? tubb li re and el
nfllre ? '-" I--" M ' ??>
, h.ipi . ,: i m. I ??? tte tn a*..
rs of the
. -ali g snmm, I :? ? ' ' "' ?'"'-,:
i.n.,i,| I,. .: ,1 S|, i, ;
H. i ii* i * (ii .i ti ni) ' ? ? I" lb*
Nulli n ,! ,.'1 art.
rte I : ? gs of ih, ? Iii |
. slat I nf ll illy sill un Tuesday i
ri I
mom rt ,' ? . tar tin
plan or part !?'? pilbil, iii
, int< in'" formal i I*
r of the foi ? . .
lt, o' 1 Ile lull,
- ? ...
a , ot* theil' UP ' . ' '
? ?
I- i in ir mn'. i< ld . pi i" . hr m. inls i
lsdng d r-at,.-hised ni ; ? ? lld I* lng
?1 h) |i ?'? ' -SI, r ah]. ' ? .
I ing !?? \ ? . mell fhe i ive also
I.a -? ? ? ' .1 ? ld i- ? mos. rt
.',: II,'.. 1 . I ;?? ?- ll) ll I (Tel
i.i ll, ill) from ita ubi on, h) i.. lng <: I . ? ?
Ile- pillia,in s III !. ? d In ri". Hu ri
lrici . si | ... . ?. , ? i.. pul,li, , ,i i ?ti r .
volt for lin nu ', io rt pr -? i him li ihe ? ? ii mitti ? i
. si .-,:. i,i,,i ? i- ;,,. in, ii I., f i ,, in, m rd nu,, ?
? lou . I ta v ard i ommllti \> all! ri. ih, d
,i ' lii-ii.-r.il oi .? i) . . .,??.. uni ih, sinni
? .rn- ht lon - Hill ? ho ihr ,!? I. - i , i;,,. , ? .
,out,is ii,,,,ii. Hiing ron I tn In- loiign
*? n it,, \ tu dj ... i tl I, ? nun i- , nnvriitlou I
.lillie . llllrtlrt |tl .
lin- i's- . '? m. s, hh i mm adopt ,| v Ith pr.-,, li, nil)
.rum nppi .... ; , .
ssh'* ll ' ll l.-d ll ' ?.. '.Il I ll, al ll Ight, SO l-l
, furl hoi ,.,. el a, are i mi :< i nrd, * .li k> pul u id i
?' .I' Ul one. 'e. ni ta'lon i . .. o| || I Wl?k.
1 airman ll niling, .,f lb <?? ? ml ' ommllti ? . i lu
di Iguuie one del.-g.it, from earh wara or town tu ui
with ii,.- pre ni- ni of thr surd oi lo* ti . -? (-ith,
, '?' '?" ? an > undine.,ii,inin. - m . ,,
? le, ta.n Ul tri I. Ku tar a pMrtii I hi, . I,- , ,aimil
|. ? im n ut, i , m. m ,., ii ... ,. \s.,. i. nfl, i
? ,J.po,I,iii elli Ita ' ..ina,, li ? m . . u|| .ia.
pia" ' foi ' lin la.-' ; ie lol i . ll. a ol... i v rx I, .:
...iii!.,,?!? list of Ihr plat, i io ls i ,. . ,, ,1. I n :
un n?; ..- mid I ur rta. ul Ma) the ri i I mr ,i al i i?, ?
I lac. ":. ih.- fourth ill' rt...', ol 1;.ol, I .
?irimuil - ai. I,, luke pb,. ?? |? ., :, c|, ??,. ,t, ,,.? ,
"" ? ?!??' ' "ii" ? i "i ' ?' ., .aiton Htid di li gat, . ?
; tte ward mimili iii . 11,- in . r ai ? to in- ? ? mi tn
; l.i-I lue dUJ ld Muj ami . !, , t Ima.- nih,, r- Mini
I dcb-g,itc? lo th. lii-neral i ..iiiiii,' ne. u:, . ii will i rn
Ii u , i i nu mis i . li. Issi) i mi c., li ma Ita
Ulan Ihr old ..ana,in.- Ibal il ".ll m. hi*-ge| I,.
ii*-*** ? arj lu m. ? i in i.e , I'Uei.i.ti li,, aire, bul Ita'
monita) un-eUng- alli i- lu ld lu Um- part) tea.l
, .,'a. ? i - Bl No. lol Lawn-lire I., Milch h.i ,,-,;,
? rt lur .ai,: ... '.? .i ..i .? iel,lal rn - - .". 11,,
I. , ? ,pl , I I le mv. , om imii, .- li ,,i, rt ii-, n I'I I.. -1 .-_>,.,
? >,r -ri.-."" i. 11, ni norn Hi-- ,,i,i ?,niiiiuf,... :,?i ,i,
| ea|. ...iii iii .. l.e li M. le ri . ... -.rt--.ort- lath
? ?" ihr pi .'" ul und ...'i ul ii,- hi ? min lite
"ill h.- . lc ll Iii .imlliij ..I'll ? n, il,- lie's ,,?,..
I he Main. ..ort ?li gnu ? I ? .p. .| np,,:, n,,. , ||, |,,
Hie Heh- ?liing" mlsmailugeiilelll ,,| ann.rip,
hsvi be, n gn all ? Itu n used b) Ibu nola ,!??
po.,!i, in, |di,, ol Ihr sw k jn ; . nd, il. i li ? M'i, r
II ? ll -.?-,. I ? .I'!' ' ' ' "h SS i ll ll "(ll I
' s s.inn.1.1. min.. el Irani rn.I ? - isl ,.i b)
-ih.lu lld ri.-.-ii " ns uiie un in I, .- ol hie lari) di
Iguutcd Hie n .j.nil-,, nol i"i Ihr prolll ul the putill
lr...-.os. hui in all pi ol,., n,lc s :'?,; Ihe pruitt ??; t,,,
s,,,e |>.,l .-. Hu- si.,'. li, isui. -I: Iii- kill .,.,,!,
Kleon, i.aiiM.n (onipain ifor aliui, il,e Nn?-tni
, lop.-,- i only uno, li r nuni.ul valuable tran
,1,1 ? I,,.- , |,e.io hoard- in I bl tai* I crt Kin I land . ?'?
.I I eh- el nil nf I l.e limok!) i Ct> *'o .,; . ?-, h , i,
i -p.-a!, rt m , lie I.i ... I ? ld ol Ault , Ul I,, m.I n I
fair ' , pi' lilllie I uni ' hi sllllle al . .me '.I till.
il-,-I, il. Ilk, le lilt hale la. ll -..l.l.sl. ih- -i||el
u- a -. ssh.wa Ihe di, lille Ol t ? I oli'rte III
I? no.., .>i. p..,,ii, al manager la-- summer lu lue ap
P Hu rn,, t o' ih- ii , iii hi. i> i ? 11, w, iel
? , alli 'I rt ?? : hi Hie ..nil ol Appeals, Uti '.sill llBV.
io rt . Un u work "i.i miali, unle the majority ..f th*
I lou rd shall found guilt) meier the Indi i.i?
a : a' ! la' I.I lo l.e hrUUghl Ill ll! ll. al, I || Ul
lol f, ;' Ihrlr seal - lu roi ei| n il, r, i hr .1 nm,a,.
,,,,,!,i ,.f th., week wa un furl lr r added i,, |,y ih
.!? - .-.mi > i .lime i'i.m. ?? til., award ..i i!..
. .ni ni I i,.n m tin I..,,,: island Waler sn|j,.\ i ,,,,
|4,i,)*s ,?--. ss:.,,', im ie i t.lu .--.,,,..., |n ,,!,min.
niel Hie level ill ,n ol lb* I " I thilt 'li ! lass curter
which ii... rom mission neted contained tim peculln,
provision Itel while ihe compan) tad everf prlvl
tatre "t nop, al, the , its i* . ,, pped froui nus sui h
r.i >? li, th- matti i
William ?'? (oisiior ka* besruo ? tbrewj poUtl, ,i
campslftn bj spesking upon la* appermosl t.,p,, nt
il" mm,lip,I rm le?| iii Ce po'!- urXI tall te r c- lb*
liwdlna |s.:i!i.:,i non-pa rt l*an i?m'.i.s nf inc cMf. ii
im- slreadi ni,!:.i th,- Yonng llepubllmn nnd Ihe
Young \t-t.ali. 'lu'.,, mid will noah ta'tore Ita
l;r,?,!,lsii H,:n.,.,l'i .-? Bl ' the lo |> iMinin 1 Iii Hi
LrSglM < I"!, ll n
Tte "o-i'iiai. ll -pa il i air sill i.p-ii ,| on
Monday nit-lit io thr < lorn,,>at Avenue Rink bf ex
Maier si br.ler mi,! Mai,,,- I:,,. Iv. Itv Hil, filr.
which 1* l< last a fortnight. H ta hoped in ,-als
- .'" '?? rd. tte mart of fi.T.iM. hand to,
ll,.- n.-si i.-minn Hospital lo te l.iatlt lu Kt. NI, Inila,
use., ned ul ? lin -it.-Iv lo co*: tOM.OOO, Th- -lt,- OM
(alua il 7 lula m.i com j lo/., ni sU )i-uil> u?o.
AND
\
StraiIs
* SDCCtlSOW TO
WECHSLER* ABRAHAM
A MONET SAVING
OHAPTEB ON FURNITURE.
tuyere of furniture in the store enjoy
t treble advantage?prices an nnder
iiosi always? assortment exceeds by
ar any collection in Brooklyn?unsat?
isfactory purchases are promptly made
*ood!
V fourth advantage is, all furniture is
narked in plain figures.
Exclusive spring designs in First Em
lin*! Rocoa! Inlaiil Marque trie!
.(mis XIV! Louis XVI! Renais
ance! Colonial! Ghippendalel and
?verstuff parlor sets and separate
lieces.
I'lie above high-clasa sets nnd pieces
nu high iu price as a matter of
oiiiM', imt net for set or piece for
liccc, compared with similar sets and
lieees outside tlie stoic, we pin our
'nowledge of furniture and our char
cter for truth-telling to the positive
tatetiient that these are undermost in
nice!
I'he sets range from I r> to 1478. The
lieees rance from $7.50 to ?'.??*?.
FOLDING BEDS
NEXT CLAIM OUR AT?
TENTION AND BRING OTT
H'M (i R i: A T HST STRENGTH.
?"olding beds nie next in order of im
loit.uiee lu the housekeeper. In these
re feel boastfully strong?strong in
'ariely of designs, strong in excellence
if workmanship, strong in undermost
niics! Kvery folding bed from $37
ip bas iii** safety lock attachment,
vhich prevents ;m accidental closeup,
tange <>f folding beds, 17.50 to ?17.,.
BY ACTUAL
cor NT 140 DIFFERENT
BED R O O M SCI T S.
M Bedroom Snits you have a choice
rom 1 IO distinctly different styles?
\n assort men I so extensive is very
>xrept ional in retail furniture stores!
*].? lu -s's.*i(l ;i atiit.
Vud think <-t' the variety of troods in
Ilene Chamber Suits?White Mahog
my. Curly Birch, Birdseye Maple,
Salural Cherry, Light and Dark Ma
lopiny, Oak, Walnut, Inlaid Brass!
*Ve also carry a generous assortment
,i Brass and \Viiite Enamel Iron Beds:
*a; to 1i">?- a bed.
BALANCE Ol' THE
FURNITURE STOCK
CONSISTS o F , s A V,
'hifloniers, $7.30 i?> USO.
"idclioaiil*., ?*** 1 I to ?*? 175.
Dining I.'iioni Tables, $5.75 to 1140.
Illina Closet, $t!0 to 1*1.10.
"title Tables, $8.50 t*, $50.
Dining l.oom Chairs, 12.50 to .*7.*>.
Parlor Tables, 68c. t,? 812.1.
Parlor Cabinets, $18 to |235.
Parlor oyn\ Tables, $7.50 t*i fl50,
Book Cases, $0.50 i<> 1175.
I.i brar"j Tables, $25 to $175.
I>.miry Easy Chairs, $15 to $75.
Iinii Si.mil>, Mi.7.') to $1 15.
Mall ('hairs, $0.50 tn $25.
I,',,ck,-i?>. $.'(.50 ttl s.'i.i.
Mantel Mirror.*., $12.50 io $7.").
I.ii'lics* Writing Desks, $6.50 to $125,
I Mano Stools, s.'l.-'iii to $.'15.
i 'ouches, $11 50 to $75.
I.a*lie>" Dressing Tables, $18to $7.">.
(iUNI INK
uah; cloth, 20e.
i!: <. 11 _ 11 (.,i ,i lu' doy's demand ,,f fionutne Hun
Intli, (oi skirt liiiint*, 'ive.
I mme |,.,,',. \| |'? -v|sj(,t |,:((a.
A TIMLLV SALK
IN CLOAK DI.TAIITMKXT.
We have jnsi purehasetl a collection ol
Ladies* Imported Kmpire Capes, com
prising only FINE, IIIOII-'il.ADI
QUALITIES. They are in cloth, satii
illili silk ami lace continuations. Al
of them are lined throughout with silli
ami wonlil retail from $38.00 to $95.0.
?Monthly a selection for $19.50 t(
$45.00.
Also--ion Lillies'' Empire Capes ii
Mack, lan or navy?willi nilt or gil ve)
braid?Special price, $4.90.
100 Ladies" Empire ( apes in black Clai
Diagonal Cloth?Ribbon ttnUb?Specia
price, $5.75
150 Ladies'Tan Kersey Cloth Jacket)
? Heeler shape, pearl hui lons, ful
i>.iek>, large .sleeves?$ 10.00 quality
$7.75.
150 Ladies1 Jackets in tan, black o
u ivy hine, willi butterfly capes_$S.M
quality, sfi.'iO.
1 ?- ''vt --?>? -..mi issr.
BLACK
SERGES, CASSI MK RES
AND HENRIETTA CLOTH.
M..I,au Si-r-e, in whipcord W/t-nv-*, :ir, |*j wj,|,
\i-r\ ai-*litl* ind ilurulile, lepri-M-nts 50c.- lu
Munday, 2Wc.
I nu,li lleini.-lt.i uml t'iisliiurrr, pare s/ool -I
h. m.le, lim- tu ill and isilk linisli, ,,ur mrula
SI i-uullty, I ,r 76c.
I jialisli double i-Uk traro llmrietta Cloth I
m. \Mili', ily.-il uml iTiiishfd ny sit lidwnrd l'11'il.'j
out M.ii-u pries .si.?-?',, Mun,iu.y, i,;(..
lilack tn,-,, uoaa*
I**rt slats, bock.
7.">e. TO $155
UNTRIMMED STRAW
HATS, -IJ CK NTS.
Quite au extensive eolleetion ol'Ladies'
Misses' and Children's Untrimmed
Straw Hats, of the 75c. to $1.25
grades will be run ott' to-morrow
at - 42e
The collection includes large, lueditint
and small shapes ot French chips,
Milan, manilla and fancy braids?all
colors, including black.
Main floor, rls-it.
SPECIAL
SHOE BULLETIN.
(inti pairs |3 lia** Ladies' Ilinf-ola Oxford*-, channel
ROO pain *?l li*"'* Ladies' P9tit Kid Blucher Ties,
chantred (" S2.23.
'.'.*>,? pairs"?' Iiii?' Lodiea Ru*-"*,'! ("oat Tn*?, cliun'el
to "HHS.
700 pairs S?4 line Lodi*"*' Paris Kid Kuipire Ti.*,
chsnood rn 82..'lfl.
90 pains $2.50 lino l.udie*.' Patent Lo it her Vamp
Ties, clianKii) to $1.33.
Shorn?Srr-ond floor.
l.*0 $2.50
CORSETS, $1.65.
150 "P. D." Corsets, heavily boned,
long waist, tine white and gray contd,
sizes from 18 to 30, regular $2.50 stock
Hoods?Monday, $1.65.
Corsf>',s_!M floor.
MISSES
AND GHILDREN1
A MONDAY SALE.
Wo win pla r on sui., to-nwrrow ? ei l?*?tlon of
1 Children** Unrmenta arhicli oro have Ju*t por
rli.is,.,! \.rv cheap I They oro tin- cont-* t cut an l
stvl,.. aiul the lui,.- aro t>. iv ler** Ibu whole
nair floure*.
I .io Mi-*-' Jackets, 1-oUi plain ino mix.-I i>n,,ris?
verv mil all-eves, n-f.-r Bhop?*?--l7.50 i?i- S4.?S.
;;, Mi,? *' Jacket*, in rmi ,.r :ii.v ini\."l rloth,
! doulile lirra-t.-il, llUttrrSy ''ap.- finish, !??*."." f'-r
! 85.50.
I "id Ml-***""' Jackets, in plum ton cloth ,.r Bray or
i tan mix,-l cheviots, maile wi,li butterfly copes,
nest tinisli. Sin (,.r >". I*.
17.". Children'* Reefer Coats, in tan mixtures,
.loni,!,, hreosted, full aleeveo, lini*.ln"l with butter?
fly copes, ".I...-', for S'1.25.
1 123 Children** Keefer*, plain wiora or mixed
rrteviots, iinislinl xxitli butterfly capen, $0.50, for
' S4.75.
i ;:, Children's liretchon Coats, in ? variety "f
ri,,.. ,-!,Hi-,, plain or clievlot mixtiireo?nc such
' value offered tins ss-iMiii-rfK..*." ro $26?for
Ml-' ?nrt Chliai.-ns "ft***-**.
tan.t loor.
THIS SILK
UNDERWEAR REPRICED
EOR MONDAY'S TRADE.
, China Silk Drawers, lace trimmed,
1 pink and cardinal, originally ?*?4..i0;
Monday $1.98.
China Silk Chemise, hire trimmed
i yokes and skirts, pretty pink, cream,
blue and absinthe shades, originally
$4.90and $5.90; Monday $1.98.
Some in gray and pink, imported,
handsome throughout, been $5.90 and
$6.50; Monday $2.97.
Still more elaborate styles in blaek,
pink, cream and hine, originally **7-l!-">
and i*?'....")!); Monday $4.89.
China Silk Neglige Gowns, elaborate
lace and featherstitch trimmed, black,
blue, corn and Nile, been $9.75 aud
$11.50; Monday $5.90.
Some Still more elaborately trimmed,
black only, originally ?12.75 and
$1 L.''0; Monday $7.48.
i ,ri. rn. e. -Se, faj loor.
DRESS AND
MANTLE TRIMMINGS,
$2.50 TO $8, EOR oSc.
Ont Jet, ' r"''li.*f. plain **i:k. Colored Brad, Ap
pl io im nnd Cann**tulc li imp*, tia Hoon*, r'riiiKes
and Hands, our norn $1 "?" to *pS 00 a yard Roods,
,,t the uniform price ,,t title.
... i .-at : n
TRADE QUICKENERS
IN THE DRESS (J OODS
DEPARTMENT EoR MONDAY.
Hop Sack Diagonals, in mixed colors,
.'is in. wide, ih," popular fabric for
tourists' costumes, 50c. line?fallen
to :i'.ie.
Cashmere Beatrice, including all the
newest tints in Heliotrope, Serpent and
Porcelain Pillie, imported to sell for
55c.?to open at 49c.
Foreign Novelties, consisting of Bor?
ders, Dots, Stripes, Plaids and Paney j
Camel's Hair. These goods have been
j retailing front $1.25 to $1.75?all alike
tO fall tn ~>'.U\
i French Biege, 12 in. wide, ten different
I colorings, usual 75c. quality?fallen to
| 49c.
I Tweed Suitings, iii new shepherd
checks, 26c. instead of 39c.
i.. rt-i.,., ...
UNCOMMON NEWS
PROM "A. E." DEPT.
Ileot tiiini Silk Mantel Mid Phtno Praperii"*,
a yard* Inna, trimmed with nilli fringe -up ta
ir,t..|l;,y $2.8.1 -lin's.' I .mi to RO !,>r S ' ,03.
"Inn., Silk, distinctly new de-dan*, '.i2 inches
wuie up to -reoterday Mt*.??oo j, ard* to go for
H',-. yard.
?.'"-iu.1, li.iwu-l-ille,| Till',ws.xi-rel with heat
China Silk, trimmed with 3-inch ruffle?up to
yesterday 9I.1V?to ;-.> (or SI..',.
Arl Sateen Cover*, UK-inch *?|tiare, new designs?
up ta ),-ti-nir;,y .'"e.-i,> -m .? for ''?*>'?
Art I.i,,I,'ilv l'.|.'(.-.-).. our*, door.
MONDAYS
SILK EXTRAS.
?J.Tod yds. of magnificent Taffeta Silks,
in rich effects, such as Glace grounds,
with stripes, tinnies, and Brocaded de?
signs?these goods are taken from our
regular stock, retailing Saturday at
$1.25 to $1.50? Monday - - 98e*
."di designs 22-iuch 80c. printed In?
dia* .45c
to designs 27-inch $1.00 Printed ln
<lias.65c.
mi,,- i.-rt, rnntar,
CN DER PR ICE
STOCKING SALE.
Knlir-v (not btnek Ettehclieo riidied Lisle Stork
In"--, ^f'.,,'. lin" to ho Itt, ii pair.
A Indy's ia*i i>l.i, k fjotton Stoekinf. full rei; uhr
.'.'?e. lille ? these Pie.
Line of lue. iii,?|,. a,,,| ,,,? font bbek Cotton
Stuckingo?3 pairs for iso,
Uno of I.',.', ladies' laney {*lri|?il Cotton StorU
1 tin-s?il 11 I,ht. colors, 1;,,
Uno pf ive, cliildren's fast blneb ribbed Cotton
Mookiugs-all biioa-2: pairs for ISO,
Uosleti-ilOttt,, lights,
MULHOLLAND***
WATER COLORS, $22.50.
0 Original Water Colors?landscapf*
nd marines?by S. A. Mulholland, ia
ixqttisite white and gold frames, Bi zea
!.">x.'i7 inches, never sold under $30.00
tacit; these to be $22.50 each.
5 Waler Colors?landscapes by Har
rey, framed in white and gold, size lg
?24 inches. Our regular price, $4.00
?ach; these to be $2.95 each.
Pl.-lure-.
AttAOOf ,i,,i,.'lla!f ,
Third I
FALLEN
WASH GOODS.
ienuine Seoteh Zephyrs, in lace effect*' r*-*o*
ali*s and faiiey planis, sold only hst, season nt
;,i. to BOO. yard?fallen to tie*, yd.
afeen->, moot desirable styles, including favor.
le chintz and floral denjs-ni on black grounds-*
dd in both ,'ities at '".V. vi ?tullen to I'-***.
?tinted I'l.tiqic and I'utisfi's, creme and tint***},
rounds, lue*, to 15** quality?Monday, 7 l-llo.
ard.
? 'j-.? W?sh ,kiofls>.*iI.?la
Al-le, baek.
WRAPPERS
AND WATERPROOFS.
100 Ladies' Separate Skirts and Non
oik Plaited Waists in light or dark
lavy blue or red?You cannot buy
hese house dresses at wholesale by
he 100 dozen for less than 00c.?They
etail at $1.25?Monday, 70c.
>oo Ladies' Wrappers in indigo blue or
rray, with black figures?aud in se
octed patterns of light stripes?$1.25,
br OMc.
100 Ladies' Outing Flannel Wrappers,
n pink, light blue, gray or brown
.tripes, all washable colors?Extra,
11.16.
ISO Ladies' Rain Cloaks in dark checks
>r stripes?Pure vulcanized rubber
in ish?Deep military cape?$9.50 gar
neut for $5.00.
Wrupls-r "*t*j***V'M floor.
BOOKS.
.lodern painters, by John Kuskin, Library Edl
i..ii. ;, vols., cloth, lUuotmted, print*!*, on heavy
)a|M*r. mit ton, regulnr (mbliiMd prue, $7,.',0;
-ton- pn-e. -fl :.".
-tone, ?f Venice, I,y .Tolm I'usKin. Library Kdi
tion, ;; vols., cloth, illustrated, printed on heatr-f
)aper. lilt ("i>- **e-*nhtx published prion, *?i.",0;
?tor'- price. $2.75.
Booto-ttocoot door,
STERLING
SILVER, 1-2 PRICE.
We recently secured 3,451 ounces of
Sterling Silver at nearly 1-2 drop he
low regular price, and on Monday we
will open a sale at very close to 50 per
cent, below regular retail prices.
200 dozen Sterling Silver Coffee
Spoons 925-1,000 tine, 6 designs, gold
howls. $5.98 a dozen. Silver bowls,
$o.0(I a dozen.
Tablespoons, Sterling Silver, war?
ranted 925-1,ooo line, $12.50 set of ti.
Dessert Spoons, Sterling Silver, war?
ranted 925-1,000 tine, $10 set oft).
Rutter Knives, Sterling Silver, war?
ranted 925-1,000 tine, S2.4S wadi.
Sugar Shells, Sterling Silver, war?
ranted 02.V1.000 tine, $1.14.
Perry Spoons, gold howls, Sterling
Silver, 925-1,000 tine, $248 each.
Pie Knives. Sterling Silver, 025-1,000
tine, $3.98 each.
Cream Ladles, Sterling Silver, 025
1,000 tine, $1.68 each.
Also, Mediuni Porks, Dessert Forks,
Tea Spoon-., Gravy Ladles, Oyster
Ladles, Oyster porks. Ice Cream
Knives, Ice Cream Spoons, all marked
at similar reduction of nearly one-half.
?silver?Maui floor.
LAMPS.
."" i'm" Tobie Loupe, titi.* Moe hioqne finish,
.liipl'x humer, oliatit- to 'notch, brass mount.si,
lull rise', told in sf,,ck at is".'..'1", xviii be closes]
at **'.?''.
.'.", Jap V'lse mounted with centrnl *lraft burrier,
mst Itu,- ie.*r. Itti-out f..nut. with silk ?h**-d>*e,
all colors, simd.' and 'amp cunplete, $15.00 at
$8.0?.
.,",' Cupid Roiuiuet Lamps* i-entml draft i.urner,
rieh (-old and sil\.-r inn-.li, xviii I*, sold lt t'i lld
.-a li.
i."?**) Pinna J-i,iijvs. 'Mst brita, with onw toss*,
-:..lil or silver finish, ?35.00, at Sl*.5?.
las-pi Mata ttoo:.
20 TO 33 OEF.
SALE OE SAMPIJS
u R D DO EST AD T"
A R T POT T E RV.
An occasion for the public to see tho
most complete line of samples ever
shown in our house, hundreds of which
cannot be duplicated before next fall
?Art Pottery designed by our own
artists, new shapes, new decorations,
new tints, new finishes, all with gold
tracings. In the collection will be
found "Stained Ivory," "Mosaic,"blue,
green or salmon tints, "Oberon Ware,"
"Pompeii Ware," Atnoriitea and Ex?
celsior finish, line Bisque, in various
colored tints, willi Moral decoration and
Nurnberg finish. Olympic, Silva,
Romeo, Kichelien and Neptune sub?
jects. We have marked the complete
collection front 20 to 33 l-.'5 percent,
below what the same gooda will be
sold for when in regultMr stock. This
class of goods makes the most perfect
ornament for mantels or cabinet, also
acceptable wedding gifts. Recollect
20 to.'J.'J l-J under usual prices Monday.
Ar: Depl-Maui lloor.
"NIAGARA"
STILL HERE.
Do no delay visiting " Ni.c-aia in Winter" any
longer (lum yon eon help.
Its days ol exhibition hers an numbered. Ad?
mission lett.
Third liooi-dout
AND
AW-AM
StraiIs
^"^ loc-mo-* TB
WECHSLER * ABRAHAM
BROOKLYN, N. Y. BROOKLYN, N. Y.

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