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NEWS FROM TflE SUBURBS.
IfESTCH ESTER CO UNTY.
YONKKRS.
Tbe delegates elected tu the Republican Ward
conventions ,it Yonk.rs nut on Wednesday evening
In their respective wards and nominated can?Mate?.
for Aldermen to I? votad for next month. In the
First Ward. Dr. Harry XV. Kertholf was nominated;
in the Third War!, Frederick A. (?arnjost, and In
the Fifth Ward. E Alexander Houston. At the
convention In trio Second Ward tWO-thlrd? of the
??legates, being lisaatlTflri with the conduct of the
convention, Withdrew and subsequently mot at the
Getty H ?u*e. They there nominated Aldermen
Henry Gaul, an Independent l>em,icrat whose term
of Office expire? this .?prinj*. No nomination was
made In ih" Fourth Ward.
Nearly all th.- public schools bald exercises yes?
terday ;:: honor of Waahlngton'i liinhday. They
consisted of d.-clamations, ?saajrl and patriotic
songs.
John O'Brien, forty-four vears old. a constable, of
X > i', Pallaade-ave., aras arrested on ts/ednesday
nistht by Patrolmen Carroll an 1 Robinson, ,,f th?
Yonkera police force, .,n a bench warrant issued by
District-Attorney Platt. <?:' White Plaina, He is?
charged with larceny In the ser.m.| degree, and it Is
alleged he had failed to accouni for money col
I? ti i on ex?cutions, O'Hrlen was taken to White
Plains yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Kuss.
Joaaph A, Bealrsto and Mis? Bertha A. Brophy
were manie,i on w ? in-s lav ai Si Joseph'? Church
?>v th?- P.-v. H.r.rv [?' Xavier. .lohn ?'olllrw wa- the
i ?-? man and .Mi? Flannlgan :?.< bridesmaid. < >:i
Hie same . v. ning ?' ic >b SI? Bert, ir., and Miss Erne
line It. Fnv iv.!'' married bj the Kev.
Alexander li. Carver, rector of St. John's Episcopal
?'nnrch. at the home of the bride's parents, No, \3S
New Main-.-t. Daniel Wlltaea was the ?best man
and Miss Albertina Frey the bridesmaid
\ ? ., me? ?f the Vlewvllle Literary Aasocia
tion on We In. - lay evening, six members were
el,-ere I. William Smith, Leonard Ahrena and
Charles Minnerly were appointed to arrange enter?
tainments during rh<- month of March. It was de?
cided to challenge Mountaineer Engine Company
for a i-hiiilieboaiJ tournament.
MOUNT VERNON.
Mrs. Joaaph ?3. w ".1 gave a Washington Tea at
her hom? yesterday. She was assisted by Mrs.
Edward Qay, Among the many present were Mr*
W. M. I'finn.n:. Mi- 1? W. Whit-nore, Mr?. ?2. XV.
Flske, Mrs. K M. Wind. Id. Mr?. C. K. Klnil.all.
Mr- H. c. Jomb, Mra R. T. Howe, Mrs ?Duns*
combe. Mrs. W ?i. N. <".arke, Mrs. ?'. .Iones. Mr? C,
?*. itiKeiow, Mrs. .lohn Berry, Mrs. a. E. Taylor,
Mrs Bulnboeuner, Mrs. K.-rri?. Mrs. WliUatrson, the
Miase? l/il.r.1 ?'arrie Lockwoo?! Mis? l.ym.in.
Miss QUI, M.s-r Glbaon, Miss I. H Jones, Mra
Sinnott. Mr.-. ?I It. Crawford, Mrs. Robert?, Mrs.
Shotweli, Mrs. Chap?n, Mrs. George H, P*ish. Mr?.
Van Schaick, Mrs s. F. Holmes, Mra A. IS. Black
more, Mrs Swart. Mr?, /at, risk le, Mrs K. I..
Maeaeck, Mrs. Doremus, Mrs. Brunn. Mrs. Or.
?;r. .n. Mr- Herrlck. Mrs. Munn. Mrs. Spencer,
Mrs Alfred ?'""lev. Mrs. Gardner, Mr? o'4'orinor,
Mrs. Hoffman ar:.l Mrs. HrlnckerhofY.
The pupil? 'if the ?schools anticipate! Washington's
Hlrthdav with ipproprlate exercises yesterday. The
special features at .No. I, in Fifth-,iv? . ?fere an ex?
hibition drill by the Baptist Hoys' Brigade, and a
formation ?if a number of little girls, each one repre?
senting a lettei of the alphabet, and thu? spelling
the name "George w.i?hlnRton." Patriotic sonaja
were - ing an l th? scene wa? enlivened by the ?rav?
ing of th- ?Ilk American flags distributed ni-non? the
children. The ? k< rclse? at the other fix schools wer.
of i limitai character, and membera of the Hoard
,,f Education and others nade ?bort sMreeses. At
Miss For I's kin lergartea each pupil wore a hat
ahaped like th? chapeau, and mad.- ..f red, whit
and blue paper, and surmounted with cockade?.
Thfv vvivf I the "!:? I. White and Blue" while they
uni',* National songs and pave recitation*
WHITE PLAIN"?.
The will of n. O..Bradley, of Dobbs Ferry, waa
filed f?>r probate yeaterday with Surrogate Theo?
dor., h. Bilkman. The Instrument was drawn up
on November I, UK. Mr. Bradley lei! an eatatc
estimated at .?.'.">?''. t,. be divided into live equal
?-hares, one share each to be given ?o his 'iaiit.-ht.-rs.
Elisabeth, Lue and Mrs. Km ma Mlddlebrook, and
hli sons. Nelson and Jerome Bradley, Jame? R*.
Mlddlebrook and Robert i'atterson ate mined ai
executors,_
NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
II nry Kobl, the young Germ?n who murdered
Tnis cousin, Josjeph Preinel, on the nigh! ol June n
last, and then threw his body into S, Imeiler's Creek,
in the Newark ni.-a low?, where ,t was found the
followini' ?lay welshed down with stones, aras ***n*
?t.M.'.-d to death by Jlid?;" ?Depue In Newark yeater
?Jay. The date set for the ? Audition is Thursdav.
March 21, between 10 a. m. and ! p m. When Kohl
?was brought into court he was ?falling just the
i-am" a? on the .lav he wa.- arrested. But as the
Judge, in his sol, mn tone, addressed the prisoner he
began t.? r?alisa thai it was no laughing matter
. nfrontlng him When the aeateaea oaaaignlng
Kohl to th.- (allows ?iiopp. i from lh? Judge-.? lips
the , on'lemrs-d man turned pale and ?seemed daaed.
Wh-n asked if he irai anything to say why sen?
tence should not be pronounced, he answered: "All
I've B"' if 8ay '? I've been eonvteted Innocent."
Th- eonvbti'iii was secured on circumstantial evi
?1-nce.
In a bill of complaint tiled in the Cham try four:
ut Newark >'??terday Rotseri J. Hertsog, ?uperln*
tendent of Headley & lona' trunk fact<sry, is gc?
?us.,i by Mis? Cecelia Caroline Blllhoffer, an Im*
beclle woman with fraudulently appropriating to
liis own us.- Ji.T'i" After he had se, ur.-l h-r money.
??t.e allege? she was forced to occup) a small, poorly
?furnished toon? on rhe lop ,,f hrs house, vvitn a
sinKle window. -,. big? lip that she could not look
out of it. Sh?- was al?o obliged to do all kind? ol
?Irudge work about his house, Sh- ii'ivv asks rh?:
her money be returned, Hertsog, in his gnswar,
make-; a general denial of all the chargea
Th?- funeral of William Henry Curtis, president of
th.- Ksse\ countj National Hank, t< ?,k place from
the Curtis home, No. M Pourth-ave., yesterday
afternoon. No! In many years, and II ?s doubtful
If ever, has Newark witnessed su h a gathering of
representative businesi and financial men at a
fui!, ral service. <?ld Trinity Church, where the
?servie.*? wer- held, could not hold all who want-*?]
to pay :h"ir reapect? to tl,. dead financier, and
m.-itiy we,.- obliged t" stand ::i the corridor? and In
front of the edifice, The Bev Loul? Osborne, pastor
ol the church, conducted the services. Th.- pall
i irers were .lohn H. Ballanttne, John T Robb, T,
IV. Crooks, Henjamtgi Atha, I. Spencer Ooble, Qen
>?.,' Joseph W Plume, Samuel C, Howell, Charles
}". KUburn, Robert Gray, jr., and .1 Wilson Smyth.
The burial was In Mount ?Pleasant Cemetery.
Lady Henry Somerset haa been s<-?-ur?-1 by the
Presbyterian l"n. to r-i,?ik in Newark on March I.
It la expected thai Miss Francis R. VVIUard will ic
company her, Th? meeting will be h"H in th? S**c
ond Presbyterian Church.
PATKHSON*.
Albert F. Chadwlck, a colleg? graduate and prin?
cipal of Publl School No. is, In Bergen-st., Pater
Km. N. J., was arraign? i before Ju !?.'?? Hopper In
ih- Paasalc County Court of Quartet Session? >???
terday morning, and ! i\- BOO ball for trial nexl
"Monday 00 B cbaitge of atroctolia assault an 1 battery
. :. ala w::... irmlnla. Thi? ??-? sequel to? story
ol domestic woe thai ha? bt-en before the court? ind
Che publl, for three v. ,t t... omplalnl was made
to th, ?Ira.:: .l.rrv i :. W- Itr.-sda v at t'-rn ">ri. A
well-dressed woman hurried Into the Jury-room and,
removing a heavy veil, exhibited feature? batten I
?ml bruise?] an I a discolored eye She said thai
her body bore many other r, -ark- of her h inba-ag's
brutality. Trie Jury In , fea mlnut ? found a tun
-??gainsl Chadwlck, who hi? i secured his wife through
an adv, rtlsement. Judge Hopper Imm? dl it? ly Issue I
s ben .i warrant f..r nla arrest, and at night two
constables routed the pedagogue oui of bed at hi?
"nonv. in Oarrlson-st., despite hi? plea thai he fell
111, and took turn to lh- county lall, where he
p.issel the real of the night, Th? asaa alt for whb'h
the complaint was male is alleged t ? have been com?
muted on Monday, bul .Mis Chadwlck said lha! it
? i- only one of several besting? which her husband
K.?ve h,-r sin . . be returned to his ?tome s tern
**?eeka ago, In accordance with the decree ?f the
New-Jersey Court of Chan? f iv. Th ? sf.rv of the.r
former troubles ha? i,e,.n published in The Tribun?.
STATES ISI. A S D.
?TAPLBTON -The annual charity ball for the
?ienefU of the S. R Smith Infirmary took place In
the ??erman club's rooms here last nlf/ht. A hand
eome ?um wa? netted for th- Institution, and th?
Ka hern,,.- ?Aas ., ;ar?.-, and brilliant one. The man
nJnhJ.'V'lI^V'': consisted of l?e Witt Stafford.
^:^inT?::?^r^j: ^??^r. J(,^ B.
riu: liad TRUSTS AMXVAl HSBTIXO.
'II:- annual ?naatlaf of the stockholders of the
Na lona] Lead Company war? held at No 1 Fx
ChlV-lKe I'|.u.,. j,.rs,.v (.?y j,.?,,.,,]^. ?,?.,.,,???
The attend.,-,,.- re,,res-n,e,| :?,,:?,:-,?. shares of .?to, k
Th.- following dlreetor?. were r.-ele.r?d I'r-sldeti?
W. P. Thompson, of New-York: I., a. Col? of
N-w-Vork: l*. \v. ?Rockwell, of Caleaaja; A." T.
Uoshorn, of Cincinnati; I?. B. Shipman. ?f chi
??***??'> They are !,, . rv- until the third Thursday
ft l'Ybriiat.v. UM. IT. ?lient Thompson said to a
reporter In r. r-r. r., ?? to a dividend: "The pr?
ferred stock <>f this company h.is iin,|ua1itie.i pref
erence in dividend? us la hII things. The law of
New-Jersey requires that preferre I dividends t?
paid before any dividends be declared on rommon
stock. Th.- directors have therefore In all case? In
laM and ItTM had the entire dividend on preferred
*-<?,-k In band b.-f,,r. they considered tbe pay?
ment of any dividend <>ii common sto,-k. This rule
appliea thi--- year, a? in the two ?preceding yeais.
The annual report. ,,f the presiden! was accepted.
It lian been published. It show.-,! a surplus of
8672.17?: 2* on 1 a ?Mjiber 31."
It was state.,*tt4 ?*.? meeting that when tbe fur
plus reached etmjJ "'?. a dlvblend would be de?
clared.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNSWICK- Max Alvary, of Hamburg. CAM
BRIDGE- H:.r.?ii Ketteier, acerata?**/ of th? ?tsanaar.
Embassy ?t Washington; Mn-.e. Rom Sucher, "f
Germany, and Melvlll? E. .?'tone, of Chicago. HOL?
LAND -Hx-iini'iirnor David it Kr.ui.is. of Missouri,
?nd Tlmoth) Hopkins an?i irvinu M. BcotL ot Ban
Pranclijco. METROPOLE State Senator? Clarence
Lexow an?l Edmund O'Connor and A??einbljrman
tfeorge R Malby. WESTMINSTER Bishop Deni?
M. Bradley, of New-Hamp?blre. WALDORF Ex
Senator J. Slo.-n PaaMtt, of Blmlra. WINDSOR
Hamilton Harri?*, of Albany.
WHAT IS GOING ON T?'?-DAY.
Dog Show, Madison Square Garden.
Working-man's School celebration, No. IS Weal
Kifty-fourth-s't . M lo l'J a. m.
Parad? of Brooklyn tin i i
lib Battalion animal reception, armory, evening.
House of Refuge entertainment, Randall'? Island,
T.ir. p. m,
The Rev. Dr. R, H Btorr?'? lecture, Association
Hall. Brooklyn, ? p. m
General Wallace'? lecture, church of th?- Holy
Trinity, s :?. m.
Boclety ??: th? ton? of th? Revolution banquet,
Delraonico'?, ?venina,
i'oi.mial Club dinner, clubhouse, evening.
Bouthern Society'? annual dinner, sherry's, even?
ing.
Voaburg Veteran?, of ;ist '?raiment, parad?
an?! reception, X?. Ut Thlrd-ave., I p. m.
Hrooklyn Orphan Asylum reception, nrooklyn.
Phoenix Republican Club bouMwanaing, No. ?n
Must Blghty-slxth-st., ?. p. m.
Dedication ??f industrial Alliance Chapel, No 171
Bleecker-st.
Brooklyn Trai-tion Company ?'onferen?.?. Claren?
doii Hotel
Toung People'? Coafereace, First Reformed
i Chur.h.
American Newspaper Publishers' Association Con?
vention, lloiei Brunswick.
Wilson Zouave?, Sth Regiment, meetlag, No, 70
Basl l-'ourth-st . I j? m.
Mrs. m. p. Krekel'? lecture, No. Ut Hast l-'if
tecnth-st.. s p, m.
Cincinnati Society, Metropolitan Club, fi p. m.
Exhibition of books, Toung Men'.? Christian !?
?oeiatlon.
Celebration by chlldreft, Bloomlagdal? Reformed
' Church, ? p. m
Syracuse l*ni?*erslty Alumni tssociatlon dinner.
Hotel Savoy, evening.
T. I?. Sullivan Battalias parade. '> a m
Charle? K. Cutter before Noon Prayer-Meeting
! No. un Pulton-st.
NEW-YORK CITY
The Tribune ha? received H from "Brooklyn" for
?"?liver Bond.
Dedicatory exercise? ?rill be held on M?rch .
?I ; p, tn., at th.- Memorial B the Helping
Hand Association, No. 4M to 111 West Fifty-fourth
st. The Rev. Dr. W. H. P F? n alii ;
th.? prayer of dedication will !?? delivered b) tr??
Rev. !>r. Edward B Coe, and a Iresses ?ill be
made i?v the Rev. Dr?. D Parker Morgan, Edward
Judson and Wilton Merle Smith, ?nd by Mi
Margaret Bottome
Miss Nenie Gen thon y, of London, ?ill be the
entertainer at the "aacred concert" of Ih? Net?
Manhattan Athletic CI ib, on Bund?) erei
The Toung People'? Conference of the Reformed
Episcopal churches of ib.s city ?nd ?s rlclnlt} will
b- held to-day ?t 10 " a m an I .' p. m In the
Flrat Church, Madl?on-ave., ?nd FIfty-fll
Among the papers reel will be one on the Salvation
Army, an?l another on the .'ity problem? ot Chrla
tlanlty.
The annual recefUlon of ihe Hebrew Sheltering
I Guardian Boclety orphan Asylum la sel down f??r
Sunday? from 11 g. m. t" 5 p m . at the asylum, j
1 Eleventh-ave, and On^hundred-and-tlftleth I
Those arbo haven't been able to spare the time
on ordinary day? foi s -;s?t to the Academy of
1 ?esl?en, where the exhibition of the American
Water Color Society is no? 1i??ln_: held, may find
| to-day an ex? client one-f.ir the purpose The ?
clety ha? made arrangement? t" ?ccommodate
, the usual holiday Increase <?f visitor?
Th.- second regular meeting <?f tha Seawanhaks
Corinthian Tachl Club for ihe year ISM ?srlll be
held at the clubhouse, No. 7 East Thlrty-ascond-at.,
next Tuesday ?1 I'M p. m.
Ex-Commissioner C. C. Wehrum delivered an ad
dress yesterday momin? al Grammai Scb<wl N??.
1 IL in w.-st Forty-fourth-st., on th?- "Haul.- o*f
Gettysburg." in connection with ?ither exercises
?pproprlat? to Washington'? Birthday. L'pon ih?
platform with tb?- principal ??f the school, Martin
ll. Ray, were H J. Wright, Colonel Ward ?nd
Trustee Hanford Crawford. The exersl ??-? reflected
?re.lit upon ?cholar? and tea?di'-rs I Ike.
Qrenvllle Temple Snelllng, ??f the department of
architecture of Columbia College, ?ill ii?-!.\.-r a
course ?>f ten lectures on the 'History of
lecture," Illustrated with the stereoptlcon, on ?u?
cesslve Thursday afternoons, ?I I o'clock, b.-itinriinir
? n.-xt week, at the Hotel Renal ?nee, We?l Forty
third.st.. mai Fifth-avi.
The proposition t?i close Ihe Produce Exchange
to-morro? was lost b) a decided rote yeaterday,
an i that rrark?t, us well as the other downtown
market?, will i>? open to-morrow
"A Reader" The .:him.-? of Trinity Church do
n?.t ring oui on Washington's Birthday.
w. I-'. Durfee gave an Illustrated lecture at
Columbia College last n i _: h t on "The Hero of ?lex
?ndtia and th?- Art? and Mechanism of HI? Time."
AI the Lenox Lyceum last night an entertain?
ment and reception as? given by the Halloween
Club?for the benefit of All Saint?' Church, One- '
bundred-and-twenty-nlnth-st. and Madison-ave.
a pleaaant dinner, the seventh annual fine, was
given last night by the Fordhafn Club, at I
o'clock Many ??f the member? were present ?nd
listened t?. he witty speeches.
A successful ball was (.-hen at Lange'? Torkvllle
casino. Bighty-Rlxth-at., near Second-ave., last
night, by the Koben r. Lincoln r*.ub, which has
its quartan at No. MS East Elghty-flfth-st.
The annual meeting of ?lie New-York State Ches?
? Assn, lation will be held at the ?aaembly room?,
United Charltlea Building, Twenty-second-st, and I
Fourtb-ave., this afternoon, The committee has \
i adopte.I a new an.I Improved plan for champion- ]
! ship ami ?general tournament?, and it N expo ted
| that th.- meeting win i..- of much interest.
Albert K. Hen? h? i. secretary of ihe Greater \
j New-York Commission, has written a book on the
| Greater ?New-Tort movement The hook win be
j of Interest to all who hope for the goocSM of Ihe
(Iroater New-York.
? THE CITY LISSA ST CSDER Ta UM AST RfLF.
I'r.'si.lent Jeroloman. of the Hoard of Aldermen,
Is in receipt <?f a report concerning the condition
of the City Library, of which the following is ,i
copy
The city Library un?!?r Tammany rule has so
degenerated as te mtn orne a travesty on tue name,
it was found?-.I primarily, I presume, for the uae
of city ofllciala, ?nd should therefore be ? refer?
en?-., library only. It Ought to contain tin- city
records (the earlier ones at least), now kept in the
room adjoining, under custody of the city Clerk,
In a most slipshod way (these record? are being
defaced ?ad deatroyed, and should be printed at
on. ?-, but. I conten.I. by a responsible rommtaelon
??f historical scholars and ?conveyancer?). The
?'ity Library shuul.l contain further tb? Corpora*
tion Manual and various historie? of the city, laws
of me various Stales, charl?is, nrdlnain es, and
regulation? of every considerable city in th- united
siati-s an.i Kurope. so far as printed; standard
works of history ind science, and such refer.-n?e
?????Iks as wouiii mak- it a thoroughly ?quipped
library of reference. There is great need for
?uch a library downtown; In fact i.?ne su? h ex?
ists, and t.. round it would i..- glory enough f??r
"lie administration. I mav ?add that the ?Ity
librarian should be appointed by the Mayor, In?
?lead of by a subordinate, ?nd should be reapon?
slide to him alon.
Th.- communication is slpne.i by Charles Hurr
Todd. of the New Vnrk Historical Society, ?mi
author of th? "Story ?.f the city of New-Tort "
V-, ?**? referred to the Commit lee of County
Affairs. *
(?ostumers.
cur ?Traue J?tnrk guarantees
l?otrort'ftijlf ? Perfect Jit
Clearing
Sale.
Stylish Coats & Gapes
Finest quality mn'crial, satin lined
8 12 "15
formerly $25 & $5(1
Dresses
latest >tvle Material ?5: Trimmings
20 35 50
formerly $40 & SUYA.
39 & 41 West 23d St.
?Stores cica? ai one o'clock ? -lay.
Shirts ri'ailyni.i?.?'?tli.-if.** the way to
buy Vm il you ?"in : nnd most met?
eau.
"lint I'm not most men?
How ?lo you kuon I
We have .'i (rrent big stork of
shirts ami a fjrtal big stock <?t cloth
iu-jf. Both are nec?es*ary t ? ? eninuci
pate you from tbe tailor and the ?hirt
to-or<l?'r-m.il<i'r.
Your mouey back if you waul it.
KOGKRS, PEET ?c 00.
THitrr. (t**rtaee.
I'lf IA*"*W vV . Waircn.
STKl.KS. ' IM c?
AFFAIRS I\ BROOKLYN
Tin: PRISONER PAINTS IN COURT
HE ?!*? I - \ VKt.l. AND I- "?'?I* ?? Tilt" ??
IN ?> ? i :.:,!!'M
Willlau Bom irreale?! IV? r foi
ziuiic t:.-:. i- ? ' ?nan A 1.' ill the III
ii,,,: i far tun ?? i ? arra;?;!.. I In th?
Court ?? ? ? morning t'harl? h
M,. ? ii i,, w., ? ? ourt, and sal?! i n H ?
. $ -, I . ".?.. -', ?,!.!! i
. !,..!. in, Bonn i
?,..???
rr- Til ?!:? I. ' i' I ? , ! w
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vai ? . ? ? ? ?
J!. wa? aahed by Justice Tli
ild hi did a
gull?
"Vou Ion'i ??? ,
Inquired lh? : ? ? ?
"No." ?i.?v.. !?? i th? mill ?
und phi -1, .,! v? r< k
Bonn w,, ?:..??? fore l ? I for the Orsi ; lui
A ??II T ' IF ?..' TO rilK ('III If II
W. XV XVit i? ). r. entlj given th? i.
Avenue Presbyterian Church, of arhtrh h? i
nienile r. the in ol I:. Tl I gift w?
made that i out ive th? i i I ! it? . l?r. I
David ??r.i-K. knave ,,f It until >??-?? ii.iv Tl .
money ?rill l- MI e\ I
among Ih? ml I narj .
i. ? i w. it o lh? iMir. h I" ??! -? v i ?? i ?? ,!? Mi
Wlckl i, ,- . '? l*-*il I < 1*0? I' -' ? ' '
Hotel g| U< ,?.- H- ?B at th, I ? Veri
tern of lh? r ii -:? kn .v him \> h< n lh,
tin" Mr. Wich .?ni Ii. color? i ?achinan ?,?
.ir.\ lng Ihi . i" peel r.iir. in .m i o i :
turnout
Mr \V;.-k- made id? moi, i h ?llvei mln :
he ,? tit'-l ft,m a. tlvi
Bg , II. ?. ,.'.? I ?? -
II gl ml In.di. n, living In th? ''i''- . din?
him ?
Mr. Wirk? Is a llhril glv?r tr? rhsrltlei i ?,- >ften
i., v - i n? R, . i ?; Th? ? t ?! ? i.
, ',i\ . r i- pasi ,r emeritus of th? I... r ? -. ? - -
Church.
?
THEY 'MIST SOT BTANO ON THK TRA? Kit
Patrick ? ' impbell, Hup rlnl? nd? nl , : Pol.:
Brookl) i.. Issued th ! illos |na te.iersl , ? lei to the
poll, ? y? sterd , v. after quoting Ihe ell oi
bearim I ubjeel
The obstru<*tl.f trolle) i u bj carts oi nthei
vehldes remaining upon ihe tracks after being
?earned to leav? n ,,ii Infrli ,- m? ni ??! th? .i Hi s m ?
.ind i ,, misdemeanor, it being an ob iru lion '??
publl travel
Vou win there?/ ?re no!If) all Ihe m? mbers ? I
command ?l, ,t such oBeat <? mus? be n?>tl, e?l b) In? m
.i:. ! pi ompl ,i 11 ? ty person? Bj
oi I? t of In* ? 'ommlBi loner.
SHU WANTS J'.'M IN 0AMA0R8
Mrs Hoop,, i Inety years old. living In XVt l
Brooklyn, ii- plaintiff In ? ?uli lhal '.,!!>? ip ?? tei
day in Ihe I'lrcull four! again?! Kdw?nl Morse.
., boy, a*ho own? ? big II Bernard ?log, Mrs.
Hooper, Ihe h ,;. s i I lh? dog vv. re .,11 presen) ; i
court. She alleged thai young Moi ?' ras uglj
and knocked her down end 1'H hei She ? ini
|?,<sa) damages, Morse bits his 81 Bernard engage?!
In s friend!) froll, ?rlth Mrs. Ho? p*i nd
romped around Mr-' Hooper so enthrslastirall) thai
s1..- vv ,i - knocke i don n,
BAI.I. AT THK i Ml ItEOIMRNT ARMORY,
The fonrte. nth annual ball of the rVon-Commls
sloned ?Officers' Association of the 13th Regimen!
took |,l lee ins! nlghl at the armory. Sunnier and
Putnam aves, it was Hi?1 Ural special entertainment
ev.-r given in the new nrnmry. The muatc met
furniahed by Lander's orcheatrA. Ai?>ut lASM p??op.?
were present, In.-lndlnn Colonel Austen and staff
und Brigadier-General Mri.e.-r.
QATHKRKD ABOUT TIIK TOWN.
Judia ??iiyti'ir ii...?:.!.-.i yesterday thai Mesera.
Raffen, 'lien, han!. ??mlth and Kmik.'ti were Ihe
lOS-all** <|,iallfl< d detWgateS from the Fifteenth Ward
to the Republleaa Couaty Oommittee, They ?ire
friends ??! Mr. Worth.
Mrs. Julia Ward Hoar? o**toned the Autbara'
Course befera ih? Brooklyn Instituts In Associa
ti?,n Mali m, Wednesday ?-v.'niiig. ?rlth an addresa
on ''PatrtsMlam in .\m<?n?-an Literature." There
was u larg? .??iidletie?.. and the Stag? was l.ai.k.d
with ferns und ported planta. Her lecture was
Well rerelve.l
\ ?all has ?been seal ottl for a mreetlng to .?is, ?hs
tbe prop-ssej sbor? driveway. It w;ii i?.- held on
Mm,day, March ll. at the Mayor's oltl.e. after tWO
weeks' notice in three lor-ni papera Object******- ara
tihf/it,-.| to bg preoenl at thai tine
a i^-.tiliar -nit before Judge Clemen! m the city
Court yesterday provoked the .In.Ik- to say that he
should writ.. Mayor Schieren h letter, pointing to
the alleged fact that nearly M.OOO baa been paid
? nit of tl?.- rlty treiisury In ?liri-''t opposition to the
,|e, Islon of he CoUrt of Aj,|m|,I- Th? suit Is
?me in vv ni. h Samu.l F. CtoeJ?oj i- prosecuted by
th,. ?State, ,,n i asked w, mike acoounting .?r .-., lain
?ratita collected fiutn the house No. in; f*roapect-at.,
and whl, h. .1 Is sllr?e,l, rrere paid to Jmiil-s M.
Johnaun without ?arrant.
Ui?cr?.!^ei
Sneccssom to A. T. STEWART A CO.
Urondwnj, 1th Ave?, Olh and Kith sis.
OUR STORE IS CLOSED TO-DAY.
A Few Hints for Saturday.
Ladies' Shoes
: I RTTL.Bg BUTTON ROOTS I! 0NE8TLT } !-}?l
MADE SOLD ELSEWHERE AT ??ISO. ) Il
I AN ASSORTMENT "!' SUPERB BOOTS ) ?
1 NOT ALL ?SIZES, Bt T 13.30 AND 13.00 >
GRADES. )
Ladies'Gloves
Sntur.lny
I I HiTT.'N Kl!>? LARGE PEARL BUT? I?P fits,
TONS TANS BROWNS, WHITES. /*-"|?j
] m.vk.s ?ND PEARL ? Hi:AI' AT 11.33 ) ?w%?
S.nrTTON MOt'MQCETAIRK PARIS)
MADE SL'EDES SLATES, BLACKS /
TANS, MODES CVERE |I.B0. )
Corsets
MANI'PAlTl'RERS' SAMPLES "1 P )
r IND P. I? CORSETS, 13 00, $) ??> ?
AND *?'?'" GRADES. NOT ?LL SIZES.. )
BEAR TACTICS IX COTTOX.
METHODS ADOPTED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE AT?
LAN II? I" K ill I' i'" A N V \l, I B3
? , rd-| ?! Bi i'i-h ?pinners, who are
threatening lo overlurn Lord Rosebery'? Oovern?
and i.ttk.it?-.- about reducing wag?? uni??? Ih?
Indian cotton dull? are taken off, bought 12.000
... ati i la) In Liverpool While
| the Boll?n mill ownen ?ere putting oui Ihelr
i walls, th?.: fellow-operalor? on Ihe bear side In
? lousl) ein ulallng pr?' llctloni
, , hi .i-1 m reas? In th? ? rop movement, and
?>. \. i ?, m i. t'oit ?n ?i?-' hange
- ? ??..-. m .m effort to ?mash the prl ??
?till lower, where these destroyer? of
values could reap a rich harvest ai i alher shek?
el sow :, ? iblned
. f.,r- of thi were only
I, : ? ?!.. mythli ??I cotton
.,. an i Ihe bear? were able
, . ? ?? ? ? .
on w ? ': ? ..??? There I? mu h purloslty fell on
... '. ...-i; r.? , ntlty of Ih.
been I ? heavily ?t pi
; . ? ' ? .-n .i i un llcate
.... on? of
? . - 1 >:.:?? was no it"" ! e\| lenre
that il ?i? m be heavily Increased on
. m, >.r that the condition of
aa Ihe Brit?
? : In fact, ? ?? .
.? the met ho la In
, . this ????? k
?. . ? thai " ? m.'- ?eel
i ?i ek
.. i ? ..?.'. bsle rop
itlon Is thus re
... ]?? . ... . ,,
? ,- this season
?
Ivelj that at pn
V m. i h e place of I nd la cot
Um th. fa? r thai th.- India i rop
on? Ri ?? ; 's ai Bombay
.... j- ;.,.. aaaln I 129.0)) Thi? I? ? demon
. . . ?? - ? it the pi lu
?.lion makes the price of all
is grown In Hie world; unlike wheat, where
. prl ?- ?.' the American crop is determined i -.
,:,, *h?-a< grown In India or ihe Argentine l?>
public."
BAILEOAP l> TEBESTS.
SEW LAWS FOR TRAINS AT SOt'TH ORANGE.
Th? Board of Trustee? of South ??rani,-- N J.,
have passed an ordinance win. h will fore the
Delaware, Lnckawanna ?nd Western Railroad
Compani lo make s,,m.- changes In It? ro* I ?I
ti,.- South Orange station, This ordinance pr.>
x i i. - that n?. l.motive oi c?i operated upon i
?? m rallwa) r-iiaii be allowed t.> ?top or ?land In
an) publl? street within ihe limits ..f the town,
, -. .-?,t m ? a ?- . '. i . lent, an ' thai no cai opei
aid upon -< steam railway ?hall cros? an) public
street within Ihe town limit
The -titi.-n ??f ihe railroad ?i -?outh Orange is
iiii.lit r.i South drang? ?\.'. the principal thor?
?.f the \ litase It has been the custom
? ' lop the nain? serosa the streets, ?o thai
travel i blocke?! unn.?sarlly every lime s 11 _ r ; ?
talion It'ha* also been the ? u torn
? i .?i Into ih-' South ? ?r.in?-.- yard on ?
living -with. Ihe car being ? ul loo.tween
,\i..iii,i.i'ii Station ..n.I South Orange and .lug
Ihe avenue ..t a high i ate of r.:
Ii i .i erte i b) the '..?.? n p. ople that travel on
the public hlghwai I delay, i b) Ih? stopping ??f
the [rains at thi South ? ?range si itlon ? ?tli ?
the rallrond have ?enl a communication t.i the
town trust?es asking lime Ii. fore putting th oi I
?? i ' effect, a? ih.npany contemi
some . h mge al th. talion
ALLEGED \ loLATIONS OF THE LAW.
The Commit!.n Trade oi the IToduce Ei
change ha? senl ? communication to i ir.- Intel I it?
Commerce Commission In regard to the alleged
vlolatiop of Hi- h i. r -tat.- Commerce law b) cer?
tain i illroa i ni. ail. k- l Hi.?i th.- railroad In
conjunction with ?team nip companies, bill freight
through from the Weal lo Europe foi a lower
rale than thi r? ?.-ulr?i rales from the West to thi?
?ni it is a discrimination agalnal New York.
and I.? an Injurious effect upon the commerce ?>t
thi? port
? ?
LOCAL BPEIXEEt VOBPLtt'ATtOSS
Deput) Sheriff Llpsk) ha? received an ?ttachmenl
for L'..""" against i?i.- Tu. kali.i.' Lumber and Coal
Company, of Tuckahoe, N. Y , which waa obtained
b) Blumenatiel a uiis.-h f..r the Tradesmen's Na?
tional Hank in a suit brought agalnat th?? company
an i the tiiin of John W. Toung <v Sons, lumber
?l.-ileis, .?f White Plains, who have mil.' a-i a -
stgnment. The attachment was obtained on the
i r ind i'ii! the company la ? Nen Jene) corpora*
lion, and th? claim I? on a not? made by th>- tlrm
to th? ?Tier of th- company, and delivered to the
bank The deputy-aherlff serv.-d the attachment on
Ihe Franklin National H ink, where the company
vas SUppoaed to have an account, lull ll I? said
ih.u no money waa found th.-r.? to the ?relit of the
company The Tuckahoe ?Lumber and Coal Coat*
p.inv is a branch of John w. Toung * ?Son?, and
was Incorporated In November, VES, with it capital
..; ?JgO.OOU
Depul) Bherill McOlnnhi has placad s keeper In
th- ofllce ..f ih?- Indicator PubHahlng Company, at
No, SI Broad-aL, on several ?aacattona Judgment??
were obtained ?gainai ta.mpany yesterday )?y
Ella iv Josaelyn, ROOT. Ruth M Avery, 1477; Twen?
ty-third Ward Hank. 117'.. Th.- ...mpany was Ineor
P??r.it.-?l In December, ISM. with a capital ?lock of
1100,000, N. w Joaaelyn being the pre?Meat sad
publiaher .?f "Th.- Indicator."
Judge Andrew?, <?i Um Baprem? Court, has grant
??I an ?.r.l.-r cxI.n.lInK tl??- r.-celv.-rship >?f Loula
?'??lien f,,r |! Aitman i Urotli.-r, fur iiiHiiufa-'tur
arm, who failed in September, IMS, to cover Um
? ??aim <?r W, ii Fleet for M.00S Among it??- paper?
III?-1 in Hi.- case was a Mtiil.-m.-ut thai seventeen of
the creditors, who?? claim? aggregated gST.-tTS, have
been,paid and that there ara ten creditor? whose
claim? amount to 122,031 still remaining unpaid
Myron ll. ? ? .p\ nh<dm, th? lawyer who went to
?oeton i. .iir.-n.i th.- meeting of creditors <>f the
Plymouth Roch Panu Company, to represent Phil?
ip? ?v Kunhardl an?i other New-Tork creditors, r
turned yesterday. The iiahllities. be saya amount
to l:'i:.?.n. as foUows: For merchandise, |M,4-2;
noli ? payable and borrowed money, BULIIS; printing
hui advertMna. 111,912; employe?, UBS; real "f
?tores, U.M. Th.- assets mr? ??tlmated at |ir>n.n.m.
A commlll.-o of three, consisting of F. Stunhope
2.35
98 O.S.
1.95
Wash Goods.
Tin: LATEST ARRIVAI* ?'TOILE DC?Tawravarrow.
NORD" IN BBALTiri'L PLAID COM- I IQ lets
BINATION8 Jt'gT THE, THIN
waists VERT CHEAP AT SO
ANOTHER NOVELTY "L'BMPREM
LINON" -H IN. BEAUTIFULLY I'lMNT
i;n simvvx r,dt Tin: PIR8T TIME ON
.-vn it i ??Y-is ?TH. w?' I.I? BE CHEAP J
15"
Fine Dress Goods.
?o PISCES OENUTNE PRENC*H BILE "]
AM, WOOL ?PLAIDS IN S<\\K?'K CLAN I
TARTANS THB1 ARB 81 00 OOODS [
CORRECT rOR WAISTS.J
69"
Furs.
NECK KARTS, IN BROOK MINK. 1
?TONE MARTEN ANI> PERSIAN LAMB
CLOS! NO OUT WINTER STOCK
THESE -Witts (VER? .-?>!.l> PROM
$:i ??> TO *~, ??? BOMB ARE NOT PULL
LENGTH .
*
1.25
Mills BLECTRIC BEAL WERE ?J8.50 1 g. ,to
REOl'LAB.*..
I.''
i'h?ips. of N'-A-Votk. .ml Messrs Miner and Wen?
dell, of H iston. aras appointed to rn.ik<- ?i thorough
Investigation ,f th.mpany'a affair*, and an >?>?
pert accountant of this cltj has been employed to
ko to ?Boston and ? ?ana ne the t.ouris an I a 'counts.
M A RINE 1S TE L L Id E S CE
MINIATURE ALMANAC
?ThuirlM 'in-; in -??? B 11 m n ris?? a m ?'? 00 M - a*? ap? Et
HIOM WATER TO DAT.
M Sai 11 H
M S.,nd> Ho
.; :i? i
Isl?n 1
[.land
;s H?!l Ost? - Si
".' 11*11 ,;,t? t' "J
?SCUM1SO STEAMER!
i/-?
r ?rla
N <1 Ltoyd
N '1 I.: :??'.
TO-Ii.W.
V?M?t. t*r*rp ?
lyimtro .Olbraltai, .'...-. ?S....
M irth? . . ? 21 ...
\'?ckar . Naples, I"?!' 6 .
.?? T I ? ? ! ? . l'i . . . .
i .. .?;...
i.l'AV. PEBBUARY 13.
I - v -
? . !
1 ?!? !?', .Pr*neh Tran?
Mart,
'. ? ' ! ! ! If VI.V 2\
i lvii.ii.i . !l mburg Pel I].H?mh-Am?r
.',iltfnrrla. ?; FVb 10.An. h >r
Maraal? ... Hamburg Fab 1.!*n!..n
| A?i?rl, ,? .I, ? I in, P l. 12.Nal
Ma.?? : ii. Peb IT.<*"luint'lan
OUTGOING SILA UERS
fATURDAY, FEBRUARY S3
v????i F - i 'n? , Mai ? : - V?Bse| tall?
.in ;v> i m 1
? 11 .- H ?-, , m -
i -,-.| ?.. -? ; ; ... ., . !? :t'i ., ?n 11'.>n, m
\ . ? . ? . IO::i?a m 13
.-,,-?.. Havana S Y * Cuba.... 10 80 ? m 12 lai m
l., Il tri s; ??, Ha?r* Prend ... I" t'1 i m 2 ?I ; m
? ? n -, ? . .. Il '"' i m 1 "" ;? :-.
I i".. , ,. v . 2 ?? ?i ei :i "?' f m
K w :.'??? n 11 tlei . S O Lloyd.... 2 U0 p m i ??
M .- . t - . 2:is)p m
%|?ala Martelll??, Pabr? . 3:??)pm
:. r A Holt . 2-no p m
? I. ,i ! .,i National . -."?? P m
Il uni. Am*l . '?' "?" ! !'!
M '? ? n ?! Pbi . H ' .12 00 :n - ?" f ? i
1 "" p ni
II :?? \ 1 . ? -. I. n ; ? .. i' ?
, H-d H.12 "" m
Galll*?, Il ill Wilson . 2mopm
Ali ill,. Neu ,-?. v-. ? i . 1 '" , ?
l i BSDAV, PEBRt'ARY ?-'?i
U KPNKSIiAY, PEBRP IHV
r in? s..I'll i,mi. ,i Amer ,?,
ind. A itw >rp r. ! Stai
? .* .
Seguran?', Havana, N V t
? ." i m II w.m
? 1*0 ? m
p m .1 ??> p m
sil II'LIS G SEWS
PORT OP m:u Vork Till it- 'VV. PEB SI, 1880
A It It i V El ?
:,:.,;... ||?||i ? -, Bremi n Pebru iry rj,
s ?.?? o, ; ? ,, i.i altl ,., I?? .,? il '-.. ? -'
.....,.??. i a ?J drrlv ? 1 ?l
IS i" i m
Steamer Mind il>?n?, Th m?*n, ?' pcnhagen P*brusrjr
? cabin an.l
l ."'>-??? . ! . .-..
... ; ,. .
>>.. ,| Ii .., ?, -? ' ?? i r I
7 ?, brail 10. II,.rts 14. ?Hh i SO ? In and
T2 ?te, ras? i '-?-,' '? '? ?? ?'? ' ?rrtved ,ii the
liai i' i a n
Bi? im r Mux., I Mat! ! ro Jan i ir> 27,
Bt i. : , I 12. s ft Jevona ?I
, i? ?! .,' th* Uai o .'? ... ,. m
Steam? Advance, I i :,-. 14 ?rlth m?l?B
? o I ?? i aaa? nge? - i l Herr?n A t-*o. Al
" ?? llar ai in IS .. m
S'..,itii. ? Joaepb L. ? . i. . ,-v i.
? ni.,!i -, t,*,. with m di ? W im J ton ?
v. ? ? ? i it ih, liai al -' . !?
s,....?i. i V'ltterl i il'.i ? I '..ii inu i.v St,
iMt m, .".. I, . ? i 18, with m Im i ' W l?
Mu:,- n Arrived ii th, Bai al 0 p m
i illri . . ? ? I and (*.r?nada Peb
12 s ' ' , ? ?1 Chrlsi r,
.lim. d .,, ih? Ii.,, al 3 1.1
? Kanxas t'liy, Plsl i s.? si nah ? Un m
!?.?-.. iiK.i - to It L W
. It ..1,1 *? . I!. .1/ \V . -I Plllnt, ? l!tl n. I ?
P? :<?!?!?' ,'d I '???nuil ,1 : .- 1*0
Ht. ami r tl i' i ?Inv rk. ful ? Ion ? ni, n ?
? : - lu il P I ?1m ? k i, am.it? : paaaagel
Ship William II Sni?ji Hi ?,.,,. vu. > , ? U and
ii -t K n? Now mi. |0, with in.i-.- i. Von Pustau a
c. ?,.?.,.?! ? i vv Klwell A i
Hark l<* ntii.i Uauel, uf Ulbraltar, "imbi ??no, Bmyrna,
KB days, "o!, || ?'??. ? i and ?merj it on* to M.-.V:,
ilr.ov. ,v 1:1. . , . , ? I ,? .1 , Kl ,,,;..|
liar? I'letrlnn iltal?, Uatarass??, Smyrna n*> ,l.ii*. ?rlth
.i ? , i i v.. ii : iva ,v il. ?; i,.^.,.| ,., Master.
Bark Ituteshlr? ??! si John. N H?, Wyman, Cork 66
,i iya Ib i all ,-? lo -I II \. In, heater a t*o.
Sandy Hook, Peb 2\ !?:;'?> p m fAlnd meet, raoderaU
brees*; 11? ,n
t'LEARED.
si'iiinT H M \v lutti*-\. Hallett, Bottom It I" Dll***sck
Steamer i',?rkt?,wn, I?,.le. Norfolk ?nd Newport News
Old l.,.,i,lnl ? Ss ?'o
Siramer t'llj of A,mu*?,,. Daggett, Savannah It I.
Walker.
Steamer I'hemk?*?, Beats?, Charleston und Jacksonville?
William I' ,|%,|,- .t Co
Steamer Scandla (Oert, It'ine,- Hamburg American I.in*.
Steamer Aim? ,Hr. Beider?, Kingston, s.ivanilia and
l',?! I.im.i, I'lni. Korw.od A Kellnrk.
StMltiei I? il?! iN?n. Mers. H.irb.id,.'? and Penier-ira?
I. w * r Armstrong,
Bieamar ProlnBular iPort), Botfreeurt, LI****oa eta
Aaom <? a m ?m. k .v, , ??
Si?,?m?r i:i HI,. Quick, New-??,d-an? .1 T Van Blckl?,
Steamer ??ivian, (Dutch), Pouaen. Rotterdam, via
Boul?sn? Punch, ?Edye a Co,
S?. .iiii.-r i*!ly ,'f Sun Ani.nl... Ileniiett. Portland Ho
ratio HhII
st?.iin?r iiriniaiit tO?r>, Keii r. i?,,vr f?r orden <*.ii?t
Hey?
Btoamer Ble c.r.m i?. Baratow, FVmandlna ?' H M..1
|,,r? ft ?'.v
Murk Athena iiii?. it i,.,t?. p..ri of Spain J P Archer
A ?.'...
fasto? H?MM "pee I'.lru.irv S3 fr,,,n t? t>, 1?! a m fur
lh? ?nlran.e und il'iiian,.- ol ves?.-N only.
?AILED.
Btaamer? Kbbbm Cltjr, ?Tor Savannah; Moorish ?Prine?
iltri. Pemambuco, Bio Janerlo, *tc; Ucean (?Dutch), l>..v, ;
Ard.iin.li.T ill, i. Mati.niaa, Cardenaa, etc; Philadelphia,
l.u Ouayra, Pm-to Cabello ?and ?',i,,i.a,. i:i Bio. N?a
Orlaan?; v?rkt,?.,. Norfolk and Newport N?\??
Nulii !?: TO MARINERS,
.?id Plantation Plat? Us?t-Station.
Notice is given ihn, on Pebruar) is |nw, th? light
hou**, m t.-n '..-t ,,r water, un lh? upper end uf Old I'l.m
inii ,, Plata, B. sld? ,,f t*h*aapeak? llay, was canted up
ri,e llghl and tog signals have lh?r?for?
bee.
dl ,
? ni.
Thl? Botica slTeets Ih? "Li?4 of Llshtl and Pog glanai?
Atlantic and ?luir Cuaats, Iran." page NO No ?u snd
the ? l.i.t of Hearons snd Buoya, Fifth l.ij-in llouac 1>ih
til.t, intB," pas-? IS .ml :.:?
By onl.'l- of Hi- Light'HuUM II, nl:
JOHN ?I WAl.KKIt
... , it. ii-Admiral. I', s. Navy, Chairman.
??Vaahlngton, I? C, c.-i, **a, |ggg
THE MOVEMENTS OP BTEAMERS.
PORRION PORTS
, ' ' o"" Emt oi.,,. B-M*arr?kaatM ifroa- Branisn). aallag
fini Southampton Kel.rin.rv SI, f,,r New Vnrk
St.-.nil..,- Mit?N.iehii!?eii? illn, u.??.'?iu?'l. ?ull??l from I^?n
don f,,r N?w-Vuik l:>biuai> 81.
Boys' Clothes.
00 ?SOB. BBST QUALITT PF.nrAI.F-. ?ittardap
SHIRT WAISTS-STAR IIHAXH -!>.*> CT? lOftcti.
is what TOO r.'.v ?JOB thk SAKE
waist .
SAILOR sriTS-HK.sT QUALITT, km;
I.i.-ii BRROB- '?'">?) M THE It'iorLAR
PRICE .
68
l'V
Umbrellas.
BEST QUALITT, t'NION SOX. ?CUM!
ROLL FINEST NATURAL HARDLRS.?
II IH
S.> I*?
FOR THE I-.T5 GRADE.
13.23 GRADE.
AN AM. SII.K CLOSE ROIX trKRRRL?
LA NATURAL HANDLE! fill IS
VERT CHEAP FOR IT .
$f) 93
1*2.
Canes.
.vo IN* cosan. A?~A<'IA. WEICHSEL. >gfcpi tm?m.
KDBOUtTTB, ?ETC.- HOME WERE ll.on *? "1% ri*
.vM' 11.80 .
25
PILVER TRIHHED CONOO. SWEEP)
CANES CHEAP AT 11.2.*. -ROT MANY }
ygct?.
Rfgtitntit PnAajmottx
Linen
Grenadines
In tin* natural linen shade are among
the particularly desirable novelties tor
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