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J?EWS FROM THE ?SUBURBS '
WESTCHE8TER CO UXTY.
TONKERR
Captain Crawford, of the Balvatksj Army, fed 2.V1
Mor children yesterday afternoon at the? barracks !
In Main-it.. Toukera. The children assembled at |
1:",\ and it took till 4 o'clock ?? feed them alt.
Twantr osm torkeys, ISO loaves "f bread, s barrel
of potatoes, healdea Beveral osees of oranges, were
usci, lnirin?; tha eeurss ?f the dinner th?* band of
nine pieces played fOT th<? children and many of
the Army Bang for them. The rhlldrea arere di?
vided in two sections ol IX each, and were arranged
about four Ions table?. Tl?.?? women members of
th?? Army waited <?,? thetn. . . . The annual bill
of the Hudson Hose Company was held on Tnanka
giv'ng Eve at Teuton's HalL i'-"? maa Henry A?
Istu labari acte ? as Root manaeer, and waa ns
eis?,] b] Robert Benjamin, The Reception Cora?
ni,a*.? consisted of Robert Hooka, Angelo Rnake,
Fred Beholding, Thomai Ball, Joha ll. Bcholdln?,
MorrisCahlll,Theodor? !.. Busch and Christian Bchlo
bohm. . . . Testerdsy forenoon al the grounde of
th?? Young Men'. Christie ? Association, at Lowerre,
the football team ?>r the Tonh >rs Lawn Tennis
Club met and defeated the Crescente of Harlem by
? score of l-f to l?'. The proceeds from admissions
-win be devoted to charity. . . , Lasi night al
Teutoni* Hall the Teutonla Boi ety save th'ir an?
nual Tnankaglvlng entertainment. A musical pro
gramm.? w.is given, i" which .v.i.-s Martha Sherer,
Miss An?.?,in Kott, Miss Bertha Wagner, Misa
Bertha Kott, August Nltsch, Bmll Rclgelmann,
Friink Steadman, Charles Melntnghaus u I ??ito
Kott took par;. Af:>r the entertainment there wae
a .lance. . . . The Amaranths, ? social organi?
zation, presented "Th?? Bhaughran" at Sfualc ?G????
last night before a large snd appreciative audience.
The proceeds of the play will ??? turned over n> Ht.
Peter'? Church. . Owing to the evtuuj llcal
meetings now in progreea in the city, special
Thanksgiving services were hell yesterday only at
St. John's Episcopal, the Westminster Presbyterian
and the Messiah Baptist churches, n. Kay Mills, .
the evangelist, held services In the morning, alter- i
(toon and evening.
seW-jersey.
JERSET CITY.
An oil stove exploded yesterday la Richard Ruck's '
liquor-store, at Sussex sad Hudson sts., Jersey
City, and set fire to the house, which was de?
stroyed, together with the Storage house of Garvey ;
Brothers' brass foundry. Tne loss Is about 16.000. \
The fire at one Urn? threatened the International
Navigation Company's ararehOUSSS, which adjoin
the burned buildings, but they were saved. The
losses by the burning of McKnlghl ? Chideater'e
moulding mill. P. K. Tuxbury'a aaab and blind fac?
tory and J.-hn M Jones s saltpetre works will not
exceed 180,000, and will probably not be more than
S-W.OoO. The Pennsylvanie Railroad Company oll
shed, containing a dozen narr?is of kerosene, and a
small carpenter-shop w> re als,? deetroyed. The
Ames spike factory was slightly dsmaged. John
Ryan, also known as Beth liemfte. and Charles
Bergman, the firemen reported Injured I.? an ex
t.losion. were all right yesterday. Thev had mur-iv
been made unconscious by the fumes of the burning
Saltpetre.
AFFAII?S IX BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN DAT AT THK FAIR.
.t was Brooklyn day yesterday at the fair In the
new- armory erected by the .-'tate for the 23d Regi
ment, the crack regiment of the Second Brigade I
of the. National Guard. The entire city was well
represented in the throng which attended and ?b- !
erally patronize?! the attractions in both the after- |
noon and the evening. It was originally Intended
to close the fair last ?vening, but it has b.-.-n '
?leemed desirable to continue it for two days more, ?
In order to give further opportunity to dispose of
tha many articles still remaining at the various
booths. There will be no distinctive features to-day ;
and to-morrow, but the fair will be kept open at
the usual hi urs, with the cuatomary concerta The ,
fair haR been a soi ?al as well as a financial suc?
cess, and th?? attendance has been extremely satis?
factory to the managers. Th?? many persons who
have tak.-n chsnees in th?? guessing contests '"G
the choke articles disponed of in this way are
awaiting anxiously ih?? opening of the sealed <:i
velopes containing the fycky numbers, From a
hundred to a thousand cliances have been sold
upon the half a hundred valuable arti? les entered
In the contest?. In the voting for the European
trip. Chaplain Parker still leads Father Melone.
Mrs. J. B. Hol!)nsh?ad had charge of the (lower
booth again last evening. Anoth?r exhibition of
the bullet-proof shield was given last evening. The
fair will close at 10.30 to-morrow Bight.
B-EVIEY.'ING THK RAPTIST BOYS' BRIOADF..
The Thanksgiving Day review of the Baptist Hoys'
Brigade took place yesterday afternoon in the
Brooklyn Rink. ? detachment from New-York
crossed the Bridge and jolnel the Brooklyn boya
In Clinton-st. About M$0 w<-r<- In line and marched
In Schermerhorn-st., Lafayette ?tre., Clinton-ave,
Gates-ave. and Vaiiderbllt-ave. to the nink. Mayor
Schieren reviewed the line from In front of his
house in ("dnton-ave. At th- Rink the exercises
consisted of singing, Bible drill, prayer by the Rev,
G>?. \V. C. B. Rhodes, competitive declamation? and
drills, addressee and the awarl of prizes. Tin-re
'were many spectators present.
?.??..
GATHF.HED ABOFT THE TOWN.
The test suit growing out of the accident on the
footbridge over NewtOWa <"reek, In Meeker-ave.,
last year, In which a dozen persona were hilled,
has been dismissed by Judge CuUsa on the ground
that the contractor could not be held responsible
after the bridge had been accepted by the two
?counties.
Murat Halstead gave a lecture on "Iceland," re?
counting a trip thither, on Wednesday In ?St. Agnes'?
Hall, at Sackett and Hoyt sts. The trip was mad?*
In 1874, at the time of the millennial celebration of
the settlement of Iceland.
H. II. Rajan lectured on "The Home and Haunt?
of Shak<-s:?enre" In the Hanson Place .Methodist
Episcopal C'hur. h last evening.
Mayor Schieren Is expected to make public to?
day his veto of the resolution of the Aldermen
?which forbids strolling street bands to perform
and limits the grinding of organs to the hours be?
tween 9 a. m. and " p. m., with restrictions In re?
gard to ?listancp from schools, churches and hos?
pital?. The Mayor has received a bushsl of letttrs
on the subject.
A mock trial was conducted by the Young Men'?
Union of Plymouth Church on We Inesday even?
ing. The fudge was \V Y. Tapper; the defendant,
Br. Lyman Abbott; the prosecuting attorney, SJ, V.
"White; the ee-unsel for the defence, Dr. Roasiter
W. Raymond, and the clerk of the court. Frank
Rudd. _
?- m
THE WAVES PITCHED AND ROAMED.
ejr.AVY OAUCS BMOOCNTERED HT ???????
STEAMKI.S-oNK VESSEL FORCED TO HEAVE
TO roll SIXTEEX HOURS
The Anchor Bin?? steamship Furnejisla. from
Glasgow November 1.'.. arrived here yisterday after
? atormy passage, h? r paanengera arere aaseng the
many people who gave thanks in New-Torfc >???*
terday. Their thanks were chi? fly attributable, to
the fact that they were ashore aftei tw> weeks ol
buffeting by tne waves, ? Bj November M tbe wind
blew with the fore- of "ten combine! galea," and
the stanch steamship made only forty-??? ? '
twenty-four hours. Then for a. week the weather
varied from fair to middling. On November S a
heavy Kale from the northwest sprang up. and
?with It came a heavy head sci. Tre steamship's
bridge was smashed and >ome trlfliiib' damage done
about her deck..
La Bretagne, French Bine, from Havre, also re?
ported very heavy weather. The steamship was
delayed In leaving i\u\r<- un Ml \\ ? dn-sday, No?
vember H, fit. imi ou nt Of the ?Inking of a \.
directly a-r./ss th. entrance to the harbor. Once
?le ir of the land, the big Steamship ran Into a
succession of galee, and on November -i paesed
through a cyclone of twelv?? hours' duration. One
of th?? anllora waa daahed agalnai tbe rail and bad
Ills leg bn,k?-n
The Hekla. of the Thingvalla Bin??, from Copen?
hagen, encountered many gules, aim on November
il. while In latitude tt, longitud'? IT, was oblige,I
tu heave to for sixteen hours and pour oil on the
troubled waters. The H?*k!a ran short of coal, and
bad to put into Halifax for a supply sufficient to
bring her into New-York.
AlAJESTlc'.s PASSEKOERM FINALLY ??ET A WA 1*.
There were no Thanks/lvings on the White .Star
IstM |>;. r yeaterday morning. On the contrary, the
people assetili.1?.| there Brers angry and allowed it,
too. The Majestic was warped into her dock at
4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon and all of her
2SS first cabin passengers shook hands with them
si Ivee and eald, "We will all be home with our
'luggage' to-night."
About eighty-eight of them were?with luggage
end the other 20u were?without. Some time ago
the Treasury Department made the ruling that the
Customs officers cou'.d not pass baggage from In?
coming steamship? after sundown unies, a special
permit from the Collector of the Port was obtained
for the allowance of night work. The sun sank Into
the west at 4:31 o'clock p. m. on Wednesday, so 200
very angry men and women had to leave their
trunks on the wharf and wait until yesterday for
the examination of their trunks. This examination
t,?f?k pisce yesterday while the bells were tolling for
Thanksgiving aervtces, but they pealed in the ears
of atea who were noi mdulglng In thanks t?? any
grem? extent. The pier was cleared in the early
afternoon.
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Ifl GOING ON TO-DAY.
Bicycle to'irnament, Madison S,) tiare Carden.
Hoard of Mediation and Arbitration, Broadway
Central Hotel.
Police Board Investigation, Boiice Headquartera.
Ohio Society annual meeting, No. 2.1G Fifth?ai e .
S p- ni.
Pt. Andrew's Bay Special servile, St. George's
Brotes!ant Kpiacopnl Church, S p. m.
Barnard College trustee.?. No. 343 Mcdison-ave., 4
p. tn.
"Th? Goldey" mc-k con.gress, No. 31 Union
Sonare, s p. m.
Neighborhood Ouild Cadets' entertainment. Guild
Hall. 8 p. m.
Lecture by W. S. Bogan before Liberal Club, No.
BO ?Saal Plfteenth-et., s p. m,
The Rev. Dr, H. 8. MacArthur before the noon?
day prayer-meeting, No. HI Fulton-st.
NEW-TORK CITY.
The first annual reception of th?? Young Ladles
and Young Gentlemen'a League of the Monteflora
Home will b.- given nt th? Camegle Music Hall
on next Wednesday ever,Ine. Chauncey M. DOpew
will apeak
Walter S. Bogan will lecture on "The Income Tax;
is Property In Danger?" this evening at the Ub?
erai club, No. 220 K?st Flfteenth-at.
The annual concert and liall of the New-York
Swiss Club will be given to-morrow evening at the
Teutonla Assembly Rooms, Third-ave nn.l Six?
teen th-at.
The 1st Battalion of the American Ouard will be
review?'.1 to-morrow evening by Commissioner Jo?
seph A. Gould.'ii at the Grand Central Bala.??.
Marshall B. Wilder will give his entertainment
for the amusement of the Princeton football team
this evening at the Murray Hill Hotel.
The annual services of St. George'? chapter of
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew will be held In St.
Qeorge'a Church, Stnyvesnnl Square and Sixteenth
st.. this evening. There will he addresses by the
Rev. Br. ?V. S Hainsford and Robert E. Speer.
Dr. George K. James, professor of th?? history of
education; ? t. ? I>. Shimcr. profess,t of
psychology of the School of Pedagogy, and PTO
fessor B. H. BtOddard, of the School of Arts, will
represent the I'nlverslty Of the City of New-York
at the meeting of the l'entrai States' <?,,!!.;?.? As?
sociation In Baltimore to-day and to-morrow.
a mras trice on rut: BABOON.
HE WAS A NEWCOMER AT Till?: MENAOERIB, AND
SOME ONI SAVE HIM CAYENNE PEPPER
IN A NUTSHELL,
In the??? good Thanksgiving times the animal? In
Ut? Centra! Bark Menagerie are not forgotten by
their kind friends who throughout the year come to
enjoy the comic antics of the monkeys, the quarrel
lings of the parrots, the roars of the lions and th
wheedling way In which the bears ask for peanuts
and even pepp-rmlnt 1 ?z-nges. The frl> tils were
there In full fore?? yesterday and at nightfall every
animal and bird was comatose. Not a natural
sleepiness, hut just simply a natural desire lo slop
off an an fil debauch.
A imboon or dog faced monkey, th- gift of Mr*.
Bchurchardt, of Newtown, U l.< la the latest addi?
tion to the menagerie, and th- rimine was ins only
angry animal in the placa for the major part ?,f the
day and threw back ?very gift offered him. This
was owing to some young rascal's having given him
in the early morning the s h ?Ml of a peanut filled] with
cayenne pepper This monkey la a Une specimen
and generali.? ??tilet. but he was m.id jresterds) snd
It was only wh.-n a wee bit of e child offered him
a sugar-coated cracker that he became a decent
weii-behaved denbwa of the monkey-bouse All tie
other monkey?? wre having a high oil time
when the house was eins. I every one "f them fr>?:?
the long-arm'd spider-monkey ? ? the tiny marmoset
had a store ..f extra food la bis cheek pou hea
T.h- deer were wed provisioned by the pul
all day long had their cold black nostrils rubbing
against the bar? asking f,.r alni?. The gtizzlv. bhsl k
and pilar heurs to 'k sn early stand, on tb-lr
haunches, ani Btretcbed out their hug?? paws for
gifts <?r open 1 their great laws m a trap for I
wh ? wanted to practise pitching. The linns, leop?
ards and tigers had an extra niti-m and then lay
down to sleep, but the young rubs of '.he | ?
and leopard were more ml? hlevou? reaterday then
ever, tumbi'ng over one snother lu the straw
tering it ?.?? every side and in fneir playful way
?hawing ea~h other up.
-??
MANY IMMIOEAXT? ON RLLIS r-.74.Yf?.
Kills Island held a larger number of Immigrants
yeaterday than f?,r any day during the Inai
months. Six Bteamshtps?the Majestic, Western
land, Purnessls, Lahn, La Bretagne and Hekls -
had landed there LISO men and women, and they
crowded the big pia.e. or. Benner received word
from Washington not to discharge any of th?-m
yesterday, a? it was a holiday, but as many of Un?
people would have been seriously Inconvenience,)
by su?'h a detention. Br. ?Senner allowed th? tu to
come over to th?? fit y and catch the trains which
were to bear them to their destinations.
COITOS ARLASE ON A PI EX.
The steamship Leona, of th?? Mattory Line, ar?
rive,) here on Wednesday afternoon from Qalveston,
laden with cotton. At C o'clock yesterday morning,
fire broke out in the co'ton which had been dis
charged from her, and f,,r a time it threatened to
Bpread to th? other bales and packages Of mer?
chandise with which the pier was ?crowded. An
alarm was sent out, but the fire was put out before
the engine? arrived. Thla make? the third fire which
has occurred In the cargoes of the steamships of the
line within two weeks, and each time cotton seems
to have been the cause. On Friday, November -?'..
ih?? steamship Lampasas was beached at Lewes,
Del., with ? tire In the cotton In her after hold, snd
only last wees the Alami h.vi to be suns in h? r
dock here with cotton blazing stubbornly between
de'k.s.
wholesome,
leavens most,
leavens best.
MA BINE J ? TE L L ! 0 EU CE.
MINIATI Iti* VLMANAC.
S'unri??? TsMlSnaar! ? ::? M? n sh? p nt T:14!Mooo'i ????* >
M?tili WATER TO-DAY
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p M Bon ly tl ?'? ? .""? ???. ??1?? ? 10:10 II ill Oat? i-"??
INCOMING STEAMERS.
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KanaaiCIt].Swanaeo, N?"? '?'.
?ATURDA Y DECEMBER I.
Etrurts.Llv?n.i. Nov U.
La Rouraogne.???p?, ???? 2t.
I" nan ??.iVlon, Nov 21.
KPPWilhelm.Qlbraltar, Nov 21.
0VTQ01XQ STEAMERS.
TO-DAT.
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C,.|, mlila. Colon, Cu?n Mall . '?' ?'?" ? '" l-' "" '?'
Eiffel Tower, Cape Town, Tower. lawpm 3:1? p m
Cherokee, Jacksonville, Clyde. ??????
SATURDAY, DECEMBER I.
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it itt< i-i im, Neth Amei.litui a m l:u?p m
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Porti? St John'a, Red fro?.louai a m 12:0? m
G tri Willem, l'orto Rico. ? V .?. PR. l:uo p m ?
Leona. Oalveeton, Mull ? ? . 3:0,1pm
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PORT OP MEW-TORK, Tl'i R8DAY, NOV.
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A LOXURY Foli TOURIST*.
Dr. Lyon? Perfect Tooth Powder, in metal t? mo, wi??
patent m-a*.irine tul,?. Nut him portabt? IS rt?.
Phillips' Dl?:? ?tii.le c,.*
Mokes a ? ery delirious ? k. Il li ? ir?
ticularly adapted fot pen ni ol weak III mon.
Dinner Favore Photi graph? on Plaquea, Cup?,
Vaaea, Fane, el are by a ne? pi
?; .?. ? fa vol ? \\ .? o ?, . ., ? ' ? . , ? ? anyth m I
a ?rot? h fare to a ? , I. I 4lu U
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Dl?e?ee. nf h? Nervoii? RyaUm. ??????lto.l'rlnary Oh
sin?. ?G??>??<??? > ?ni Sterility Ruara ? to ? s t? a
A Woman in a Jury=Box
By John Kendrick Bangs
One of the ludicrous outcomes of equal
suffrage: a woman is ?railed for jury
duty. She serves ; while in the jury
box a domestic calamity occurs. 1 low
she scorns the court, marches tome and
shows her "emancipation" is told l>y
Mr. lianas in the Christmas issue of
The Ladies' Home Journal
10 CERTS ON ALL NEWS-STANDS
OVE DOLLAR POR ONE YEAH
Tbe Curtis Publishing: Company, Philadelphia
6th Ave., 20??) to 21st St.
iress Goods?
5,000 Yards
FANCY SUITINGS
and WINTER SERGES,
52 indies wide,
55C' yard ;
irortfa 1.10 and 1.1.1 yard.
BLACK CREPONS,
New Importations,
98e" 1.19,1.25,1.49,
1.65 and 1?98 yard.
3,000 REMNANTS
At About Half Cost.
SERVICE
? person who deals with clothiers
simply because they adver?
tise low prices is slower
than a messenger hoy.
( hIht things count?
quality, cut, style, service.
( )ur overcoats l<>r from
twenty-five to fifty dollars
are liked by good judges
and stylish dressers. Besides you
would pay more for them anywhere
else.
HACKETT, CARHART
am. COMPANY.
T.v ? s?-??????: Broadway ind Cnnal Street
Bi id we* bel iw Chambers Street,
Krjemer
West 23d St.
opposite
liflh Avenue Motel.
To-Daj and TcMorrow
20 Per Cent. Reduction
from regalar pri?es
on all our
Misses' and Children's
CLOAKS?" DRESSES.
Parenti derlroui of obtaining the beai valu???
.,..1 latesl novelties In Children's Oarraent?
should avail themselves "f tiiin opportunity.
The toughest ulster is Krieasej warm
as any, and beautiful?like a pug doif.
Irish $35, American $18 and 925;
[risii is hcitci', but American is good
enough.
Money hack if you want it.
ito G eus, ?*??;??;t & co.
TIM G?* )G???.??\
Ml? ?? l'U ? 1* ?<
BT ?11??. ?82 I su
ISCHS'
tlANOs!
!"'.MM,..| IM?> ?.t??? '(?< m? no? In BSS,
1>H<. 1 III?.' -.1 Au.ir.l WorUtt G.??G. CMeSS*-,
NEW BCALK. m;\v and ARTISTIC DHIONS, IN
??.?? MAHOOANT Wiiil'H MAHtMANT, Celili .?r ?ilk.
-?K in.?-. orr.?imi?nl?tlc?n?i. RURUCD <Ul CUtCAMIAN
WALNUT <?\l< i.n.l ninny Mb?? tt.j.xls.
hui BALI "N BASI TKJtMl IP DsMIstBIX
io murr, also i:xt ????.?.??.
FISCHER PIANO WAREROOMS,
110 I ?fth Avenue, Cor. 16th St.
HEW TARIFF ill
Amiti
?COK Tal Uf
WITH ???
OU ARD HEW MUES MMD
REPK1NTI?D BT
?G??-?? TT[RiD[g[lDK][E
fldD (???????? ? (?B?iP??o
?HE ?I81MM. IMW-WSK.
A
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West Fourteenth Street.
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Day,
TO-DAY, NOVEMBER 30,
A Galaxy of Offerings,
New and Varied.
On S croa il Floor
lavile?? ttsadsotss Plash Cipes slahoritsljf brasassi
In Van DyfcS points Issi edge. ?!'s
??'??!? sltlltsrjr Plash <'ai*? sable trim 11 ?s
piai nreep Donata Plash ?Thibet trim Mel
Kxtra lone Military I'ltish rapes?
richly trlm'il with ?able. 14 7.">
New Full I'lri'iil.ir VstaW Caps??
stnb'd In ?Ilk and Jet -
pul.l?? sml Thibet trim. IT??
? ?Iris' Fin" I?ng i*hevl'?t 'Oats
full stasvss- porsi raps ? to 12 yrs. 31)8
Olds' Fin?? ?/>?? Cloth Coate
win? osps sad ptsM ?ilk lined hood. 8 0S
Ml?*??' Fine Ib-efer .I.u kets?
?ilk velvet eothU ? to IN yrs. 0 08
On .tinin Floor
500 ??'.??? Lull"?,- Hlarrltz Oloves
all I "l"rs and Mark -strictly per
f.Tt sSias a? until now ?old at 89.
a?? ?tosen Poster laving mosse
? hook-oil sha?!"? .??? M? k -valu"
K?0 d(>z<-n fine I?r???? Kl?! Olores
4 large pearl button.??ail ?hades...
Lsdles* Bngllsh i*i<|in? Otaras
Tuns and Kngll?li Ke<l?i heavy ?tltehed.
?.-n? Kesry ?? ?skin Olores
I'i'iue Hnd OUUSSIB OBS ani Iwo Wasp...
! On Main Floor
' M lach Procede Ponessi fsney ?hades
m .?r???? snd "I'm tine Indies 4<i shades
I'lilna Bllhs?all bright and fam-y shades
Silk Itengallne? -leading dress ?hn?!???
? Fsney '?'affila? and Changeable ???,?????
Hia? !c Broesdss an.I M'.ire Stripe??value 1 ?JO
? Bisel? Lining?. Satin? 21 in.-li
M lai h ??? ?Tool nafonale
?lie. narrow and nieilum wale
leading colors?worth a <1<>11er.
?'hu?a Silk ftV arf? it ?Id enib'.l
Enh'd both end? heavy frmn?
silk T?bi? Covtrs BtJl
??(?Id and f! MS ?nib) h??\y frigga.
siik Crepe Lassbrsaalas hoary fringe.
lm?K'r?H Silk Lambrequin? ??II saab'S
Other* hoary fold and floss omb'y
I?..wn S ?fa PnrtllnSi ptalfl or rnffl?-?!
Btseh si.k ?? Toses end fissatali Nei?? ?:, ir.?
I'an<-y Illa? k lau?"??9 lo 14 In? h -nere 5?j t., ',
l'an? ? Illa? k I.u. e ??????????
Pasey ?'.??,? Loess ? lachea w? i?
! ss . ?"ream S?d Whit* J.are? ?ere .'. ?
Ostrteh Pssther PoMing Psss sii rotors
rsln'.e.l ?laute Fan??ali fan? y ?ha?!"?
Or.'at oftOrtaa "f Odd S.l'.er l'le.-e*?
Tee an?! ?'.ifTee Pots, Smear Bowta, Bpoori
H CrcsiB Pitchers, Brssd !t<>ot?. Tabi.
ani PI kie Castors, Fern I?li?Ii?-? .??
A? quadruple plate?worth doubts.
It K-is Bast F Mod Cups?hand engraved
It>g?r?' Snndarl TV? S;->.ns new ?l??lg-ns
Wear five years or wre? 'i do?.
II. r?r?' Pinner snd I?e?ert Knives
Warrant 12 !>>? ? ?? l?e?t steel - S d ?.
Full 11*1 of ?peil u 11 le? for (lie ?luv .???
AH ne Ail? rrtlsril .t eher?
SPECIAL MENTION.
?.il* i-r, lentie ?? I? iiilnilltril Into tlieae <???
ti in ?? a ore rei'iiniiiie ut!???! lo thi- rentier? of
nu: Titilli RR ma thoroughly rt-iiuitir. ima
?,??.???,??? <??.? he ilnnr liv muli t- 11 li the ???
?ertlarr? with pt-rfe??, auf??!).
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
?se*
?&S?
^
/spemce??ptic?lco.
ii ?? otNiUNi ??? -o?a
Alitile hlaher In prlre. BIT I
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Reliable Trunks
and Bags.
Kl! Uroliti v? il y,
Till lltli-nvc.
fl*H llninilnaT, >'. T.
?OOOOOOOOOOOOOo
Build your Dress ?
On a 6
Firm Foundation, ?
GILBERT LININGS,
X ??(iros tirain" and
? ?Silk Finish"
X ari: or ? MDST.
O T?.?-? branda and ,.r ?
O r un?? .r -.'U.IK- *
C ?iilbirt BattR. ?-'?.. <*>
? Ne? Volk ?
?OOOOOOOOOOOOOo
(SatPCSDD?Sl?nO^ ToDOi
TO?? IMO Q?i?m-MaMm
TO aiWEDBTOSEOBS.
CC?aOBIl?ILaTDiJDK1! ?F TOE
KlETOWC?M
?(BTOIEOB. HSB??a
Octolicr, 3
JO,
17,
" 24,
3?.
?FF,2?$f copies
?FF,4??) ?
?FF??FF ?
?fF?$2(?? "
Total for 5 weeks, (?,F??FF "
Av'age per week, ?]?f?;$?(? "
THIS t'lIliTI.A 11??.?; IS BMTIRRLt AMONG PARU
KI'.S AND Vll.l^AUKKS. ANU COVERS THE EASTERN.
MIUDLE AND V E.STEK.N STATES..
ADVERTISING RATES LOW. SOR ESTIRATU AD
CHESS "TUB TRIUUNR," NEW-TORR.
in Basement
io?> pair ('..int i*RaBrll OartalM?,
? ird?r ? r detached furure effect?.
1??? '..lir So-i'rh Lao? ?'urtalns.
A j.l.? longs?effe, ?tve designi.
Hi) pair Irlt-h Point i'uitalf.i.
full length?rich designs.
MS pair Irish iv .nt ?"urtaln?.
close cov'd bordor?dottle tinted effect.
100 pair? Handsome Wrought Taml>ours,
I'lnwer tlust'T design?-strong edg?.
FtaMt Egyptian Turn Curtains.
Urocadt? Satin cross stripe* In all color?....
IM pnir Chniill?? Porlwres,
Hrlght and I ?elicale Shad???rich dadoei?
full fringed?lem than manufacturers' coit.
.... |SJ
... LR
??? UI
... 4BJ
-Ml
-? I?
- IR
?.??I? pairs Uirh Chenllli l'orner? s
Pordar all around and d,"-p e.rner
pnnll in shaded ligures?in w.*el
or oak colors only.
Had we rill color? price w.,uld be $8 00.
Magnili.??!? Sinn'?? I i'henlll?! Portiere?
Plush finish?contrasting mmut???
bordera and ni-iliii.i.r. dad >?w.rth |10 SO.?
III Basmtent
T? :i Tho??d lire??? Pi
CU? ?
Cambric
Pan si ?
l'r.-n.-ri Percale
I'ark l?u?k Suitings
Fan, >? Dnaa Ptaaaaas
Kr? iii-li S.it, <ns
I MSB < 'a rubrics
rSryaaailaimMw ? rapai
M mV ? Untai BUki ?: m cttara
Illa, k l'a.?? SU .sia?-usually Id
?Hack Hair ?1 th lll-ln, tl
staUtan Hair Cloth- btacst and gn>
i latta Serges-l', yd?, wide
French Etaatic t'anva? worth We
IR
?R
Novelty Flar.n?!
Olngham ?
Boot? h Sa / ill ImM
Fren, h du )
worth 12'i
?* .rth 11
a ?th R
w.rth 7
K. ning ?hid?
R
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R
IS
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1\
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R
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In Basement
? ?i-i un;?? Reatara Weal Baa??!?
pink, blue, g Id and red border? %n
-, . ?...?, isti ? Bai \\ atta ? ?? ? Btaakata,
all wool ar heavy arool lltod *aj
lle?t Frer.. Ii latam ?"..rrfortat.I?s.
fan? y lh??*?? ???G? stitched- .1 ?I? qu.illty IM
Finest l?.,ut,|e Tint?,! Mltchelln? Quitta.
nil the fancy si ?ds- full sises IE
On Third Floor
Oraln leather Musi?? Rolls?l?a'h?r lined.?.. M
Writing "'a.?es stationery compartment!.. ......... 41
Combinati ? O llar and ?.'uff Boza??
lock??! cnipa'tni^nt (oc C ani C button?.,? M
???????' BjaUM Shopping Rag?
>IHgalor Horno? nnd English Grain.lSttslR
I'.? d Alligator Satche|?-|e.ither :m?d
leather '?'? 1 frani??large sii?. .. .......... IR
Real Alitami r -Vienna trim?value 5 ?? IM
Mita?lor Cabla Hags?hand ?ewed?best rr.ak? IR
?'.rain leather Gladstone? tihti fru?? IH
Dnaa suit Qaaea >..,r..i sewed?st,??.?! frani*?
I.men lined-Kr.gli.h Spring lock..-.IB?
Ite <il?t:t I iieil nt rnlninee to our itor??.
?Ill kIv?? ?very ?????!p??1 Information.
BEST * CO
Boys' Clothing.
How To Know
It Is AU Wool.
Tin??? Is a great difference between H?>ys* Cloth?
Ing thai ?s ?? 11 wool, and itiat ?fhtcb is not*
After long amt hard wear, the all ?reel bold?
Its color ami its food app?*araniv, while that
which lias eottoa arded lu soon looks fad?
mu? shabby.
ltui t.? begin with, all ?tool and part cotton
clothe arc made to looh *<> much ritte am
<>vi-n ih?? expert cannot tell then apart ?'xept
l.y ?luiiiiiiil tent. How then nra you to know
which ron are gettbegl
This is .???? way: We s?-il Boys' Ctothing with
a positivo guarantee that it is absolut?*!??an
wool like all other food? ??? hepe. if It m*
pot provo satlsf.u-ti.ry. you can bring It haok,
and -.'?? >''???? money.
Ami our Suits from IS t?? En &WW that our
price* compare favorably with tin* mum
tabrtca s.? often sohl for all wool omsm
there is the advantage <>f correct ntjrle ano ??t*
60-62 West 23d St
, DVBRTianiBim and srfts?iurTio.\s G?
? ????: NEW-YOHK ??????'?? WILL?, JPJSL
I'KIVEl) AT TUP t'PTOWN OKKICB. ?? \nSSSk
?ay. !td door sorth of Thlrty-Urst-st.; ?Mid^Ay'-g
TISI?: MI?'NTS Bl the foil ??ng II? an. h ? ?f^T
Blghth-av??.. ?. e. corner Twent) thuJ -; . ?;?- ""2*?|M
I5T Pourtl sre., cor. Pourtmlh?st.; 8M Third*e***?_-5
,1 . v.'. ?? r li seventh ?I . ) ??? rhttd ?>????,?,??
il liti -drei ?t.: t TOi rit?) ??.??.! ?'?'? Wi " ? - SWi
: ,,,?,, >, :.?: Avenu, a. I.S2J ?t*^v*jra
...,.., ? . ?7 Waal Porti *??' nd ?t.: " ""^
? u?, Third are 2.0BI Third ??- betereee One-nunoiw
?n l-f*elrth an?l ' in? ? indred ?nd thirl era ? 'f\ ,tf?..f
?.? ?. IIARI.RM orner? ?-? '"?,^>"~?|
iwent) ? r?'- ?< ' ? West . m ? hundr. ? .ir? < ?"" "?Ti
,? . and ??"' ? ?t O .?? ' .? lredat: 1 rorti Uro ? ? up
p. m. al regular ifM.-e rute?. n . ?eoj
In Brooklyn, al ? <'??? ? : I?* BiMdfrsr. ???? ***
Bedford-are., up ta s p. m., at regular otntt r??1?
Black Persian
Best German (Saxony) Dye
Eaton Jackets ? ? ? ' fi
Coats and Jackets . . ? jjjjj
Mantles.? XJJ
Capes. ,
Collars. !j
Collarettes. L
Boas. 7
Muffs.
And upwards.
C.G.Gunther'sSons,
?? h it ? tens.
184 Fifth Avenue, New Yo*
esto a. D. wao.

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