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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCBESTER CO ?NTY.
YONKERA
Th? Committee <>*i Heal l?state of the People's
F.?\ ? r k-< Bai k baa been authorised by the dlrecl irs
to make some lons-needed alterations In th. bat.k
bulldii lettj Bquar?, bol il s and oui
Thi? outside Improvementa \?;l maierlally han??
t;-,,. api of th? k?sr? r storj ol tl
and ninl?" Il oas Ol the mo? atti i I ?? In town.
,-??t, ...... . i., i n given out,
u:. l ih. s-oi ? ' commenced ..' once, it will
t four montai to make the proposed Im
provi un ni
?.?ru!..' iiama?? Saturday aftsr
: ? . the front or th? Atlsntlc and Pacific Tea
Com] i - l re, bi the corner ol Maln-st, and
Warburton-ave. A sudden puff cam* ,:i? and blew
In thi ' ,n glass window, ruining a quantity
o." ?played trier. ' Is es( ited
Bi '
On .- ght Patrolman William B. Oranger, ;
of th< Voi ken pol te Ion e, found Daniel "'!??
faune :. j ara old, of No 89 Wesl Flfty-flfth-at.,
and Jnr:-.e - MeC il:, thli ? ? U Id. of No. 7 |
East ? wat lei ? sbo 11
G-tr? ? .fiel lerable q lestloning. tho
office! : ?? them I tdmll tl they bad run a ? y
iron. . kepi at hes .quarter? over
? anU their par? . . '
The pl< asa real re. irg* ?J"
young men ye? i ' ,fun"
Say ihe Young Men s
, . itlrring id.lres* on i i ?
.... a . iam Gaul.as
C'hrisl K hin ??' Ih
evening th< r< gul ir monthly m? ? mg of I
ao -, ,-. m will ' - '" "'
,.?... ,-. nbera will be entertained with
the ,
The Rev 111..? l.vmi s il deliver a fre- lecture.
this evening in the IV ' scopal
Church oi ' ? ir? M - - ? ?:''i '?":
nlua." The ? ??? - ? ?: '?'?" auspl ?- of
th? ?"?worth League
Testei lay mon ? rchblBh in ? ?rrii-an
...,,l ?ti Peter's Roman Catholic Church, ?it
Klverdale-ave. ai ; l.udlow-st.. ol which ihe Rev.
An.lrev? :??. loy la rectot naa? was sure by
thi R? v. All rl ? : ?? rect ?r <>r St. Joseph's
? :. ?r'n. are! ;h< sermon wai preachi I by th? Rev
I ?r Jl-r rv \ i
Thi? aft? 'dock the Woman'? Auxiliary
of St. John'? Epii opal Church will meet In the
paiiiti ?. ????? 'i nt women ?ill be a?l Iressed by the
Rot, Sham ? .a native Shoahone clergy
la the Warbur.on Avenue ;..ii.'tls: Church laat
nicht t.;?.- Rev. Alvali S. Hobart, the pasto
llvere?! - f his ? oun ?? ermoni on ,
the "Parables of Our Lord." II- treated thai of
"Jaassrua and the Rich Man."
Xt 1 ' of the i ' 'i - II thl? even?
ing Mayor r en? will make another attempt to have
I ?< ? minees t r ?">?? ??? Commissioners conflrmi 1.
Th?? outlook for illa su ess la not very promlaing,
MOUNT VERNON.
Tlie course of lecture! on astronomy by Professor
John K. Rees, of Columbia 'ollege, und r the
suaplc? ? ? L't rerslty Extension, ha? ended,
and th.- i: tard of Mar: igera 1 rdanci
the express? i wish of th. members who were at
the laat lecture for a course of ten
lectures by Professor Adol| ? C hn, on "Tri.
il. tory if French Literature,' Tn- firsl '?
will bs given on the evening of March li?. an?! they
will i.Dtii ?? each iucc<eedlng Tuesday
evening In !h? Young Men's Christian
ilatton. Th?- course i? an exc?eptlonally at
iracttve .?ne. nn?i a? Professor cohn is in ?-harne of
the department of Romance languagea and litera
ture, th.- Bubjects will he treated In an Inter?
?tanner.
It may be recalled '.hat Justice William li Herd
aras tlie victim "'. ? thief, who si ?le .. beaut
>-? ??? iptlcon lantern from I idge'i buggy on.
? December, With that lantern Mr lia: ;
i-i! afford? . much rellgloua, Intellectual and finan?
cial i t to many church.., by delivering l.'cturis
<?n .?i !? l subjects and ais., giving description? of
ii>rei?_"i lanila In ?"tes of these public servil
seemed a good Ides to some of hi? friends to pre?
sent to th?? Judge a new lanti rn. This project was
carried oui on Thursday evening, on tn. occasion
of hit delivering a lecture m Scotland, In Grace
Church, ?Vaketleid The Rev. K. '.?. Basaett, pastor
of thii church, was th?- leader in the movement.
Al the i "re of rhe lecture, Mr. Bsssett called
upon th?- Rsv. Prank !.. Maaaeck, pastor or ??.??
t nlveraallst Church, of Mount Verr.on, for a few
remarks, H?. call? ! attention to the work of Mr
Bard, and iri a few appreciative word a presented
the lantern in behalf of th? many friends ??f th?'
recipient. The Jude,.- responded in a happy manner.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
When the Pennsylvania train Th.it left Trer/.on nt
riox>n yester.lay arrlv??! In Jersey City at 2 p. m.
tho conductor oalled a poMcem*vn and pave into hi?
custody a man who ii >ari?'d th. train at Tn : - D,
and ha?! besa acting strangely ?iurlinr. the trl?i. Tho
man was irlthout money an?! ha.l no ticket. He of?
fer..,1 an opetSe-gaSSa in payment of l.ln fare. At
Police H.a<lqnartara t?.?, man pave his name as
John w. Nutting, aad nail he lived ?it Morrlstowrt,
The police had receive?! on Saturday a leacrlptl ?r.
l of a man ?if that name \\ i.?> escaped fr.?m th.?
I lunatic asylum al Morris Pialas thai morning.
" When shosra th* ?lescrlptl??n Nutting admit.-1 thai
he was th. man. ii?- woul i not tell how h?; got t?i
Tr.-nt.n or Where h? procured the Opera-glsM, bul
?add lie spent the night ai th? home of s Christian,
w.io provided him -.?? I en n?- would not
give '..?? mai -? name, I I ttou I be compro
r. ted
When nskei bo? ; bs said the ?i ?or of
th- asylum was lefi ipei He though) thii ihow? .
that It was foreordained thai he should walk r
He will !??? r..;urn?-?i :?? Morrli Plalni this n
The Rev. John Krantz. pastor ..f Trinity Mi
.. yester lay morning bui ? .
j. ? ? mortgage .t.- a preface ;., th..- rellgloua ? i
c:i-s of the oar.
Tne Rev. J. Lester W? - gd i In tie Tabernacle
evening his third ster. ; 1. iur?
Medlterransan ci Frli ?land, and Illustrat?
ed the land of Jom| :., M -..- an I lha i' laraoha.
ORANGE.
The Town Improvement Society of Cast ??rnng?
l?eiil lis resalar meeting on Saturday evening and
discussed matters of Importance. The poor i ?tal
factUtlea afforded In thi Oranges ware freely Its
cuss?-1, it arsa shown that although a tra ?
rytng n?a-.l passes through th? Orange. \?.th ti.?
papers as early ss I. a. m.. all attempts to pet the
local malla sent out on this train ha.l failed, BE !
they cam.- out so late that n?. delivery ? -? ?u1.1 la
made before I .u m., too late for the buslnea
that went to X? v.-V.rk. and later than was al all
i.-- ? BBary f?>r the local business men. A rersolu
tlon was passed and ordered seat to 'he l'ont
?aastsr-tSeneral asking that the mail he dispatched
from N'ew-V..rk so that the lir?it delivery could l>e
marie not later tiian 7 a. m.
Henry H. Hall r?'i?irt?i < n the general law re.
cently passed by the legislature (subjscl to popu?
las approval i, providing f'.r change. In the town?
ship gtnrernment. The points In the uw were
1 to bs th? placing th?- absolut' control of the
iiquor interesta in the a local Hoard of
Esxlae; giving the Township Committee the power
to enforce i?s ordinances, which has heretofore
t?e??n la Kin'.', providing an elective township pres?
ident at a salary of $1.200, with veto and appoint?
ing power: aril a limitation of the contracting
power without advertisement to !-???'. The u?
approv? i. and a committee wa? appointed to
arr?*n?.-v for a public meeting t?> l'ilrip; tri.- a.|\.i'i
tsgea of th<> plan before th. people prior to the
special elect!??:i nti Marin '.!?
-m> -
ELIZABETH.
Sylvei'cr J. Klert.an. th" defaulting Insurance
at.iit. who ran ..way on July 13, IBM, and was nr
rssSed .?* tSslreston, Tex., on Wednesday last.
arr'v-i al Elisabeth yesterday afternoon in oom
I ?,; with Chief ? ? Polic? Tenney and Prosecutor
of ?: - Pleas F. C. Marsh. Th?- officera went pre
? - Itlon ; spei i, but they were not
try. as K .rriin. volunteered to coma without
them, Ii?- was met at Atlanta, Qa, Klernan
I?, r, ? though h< ?.a : been in hard lu k of late
and ? gl - ? u-?:<-??l>. Th.- amount
of his defalc tlon ?- >''..?<>. There ars also two
saaxgea of forgei . ? h m. 11-- will probably
b?' a: ? next, an i throw h '.
se.f upon the BTterc) Of i ?? <'?iirr.
PASSA1C.
S-iijol Commleaioner Irving .". Matthews a -
ousel CsrtnMs ??. TrotMr, .)?-- . C " architects of
sttirmpted i.-itery, oa Saturday night, al ??
Itu? of the Board of E Th- firm has i ib?
mltted plan- for a n.w - h ?: bi Idlng, and Mr.
Matthews Baya ihej s. nt i reptsaentatlva offering
i.? pa> him handsomely if h? would vote as chalr
i ommlttee, to a.pt I heir
: Matthews has procured .-n affidavit fi im
?' '? ? sanitary engineer, lhar Thomas
: . told hin: thl firm Intended t.. pay
;'. ? h? ara to have th?-ir plans adopted. Trotter la
intor member of Ihe firm and s ?on or th.?
former warden th?- Hudson County p. aitentlary
St Snake 1
NEWARK.
Burglar? stt? mpted I hreak into Rlordaa's butcher
?hop . n Flfth-st . HsrriBO?n, ut l a. at yaaterday.
They wars aurpriaed by two pol los men and Bed,
pursue! by Ihe officers, who were within a few
?i-? ,.; thi fugitives, whsi ?- of th? burglars
turn?-?! and fired. Pat*drnan l?oster. who ha?l h.s
hand outstretched lo gfmh the fallow, r.-celvo?! the
bullet through his huti.l. This ChSOkM the pursuit
and the burxiar. escaped
The Hoar! of Health lia? ?!? 1 1 ? I to ko ahead
W.th tht? ciect.jn of m. faortnlLai for OaMUaCtOUS ?ils
Pure ana Sure
?kl?n^Fo^er
net ?a
1:
lp.
,-V-X
?noor-f.ii.
The best that
money can buy
? ?? n Clinton Township, notwithstanding the ob
Jectlon? of the Irvine:ton ?? ?tn officials,
IIOBOKEN.
Mary i-v> ::??*,- the servant In the family r,t Victor
Downer, the temperance crusader of Lyndhurst,
who r.-?-.-iit ly caused the nrresl of Mr. Downer on
i- ?eriOjU? Barge, ???:? \? terdaj arreated at her
home In Hoboken, on .i charge of stealing .1 pair
of diamond? earring? from Mr?. Minn Doamer, who
made th.- complaint. Mis? Keeney ?aid she was In?
nocent, and th.it the charge had been made .... an
?,ff?-ct t,? her charge? again?! Mr. Downer. She
??.is t:ikcn ;,i H.i kensack.
RUTHERFORD.
A large consignment ",' new books, mostly cur?
rent notion, arrived it the Rutherford Fres Pub?
lic Library on Saturday. A copy of the new
Standard Did.sry, handsomely bound, was also
. .. d. n i? the glfl ol C, M Warner, vlce?
prealdenl of the Library AsHoclatlon. In the bud
;-,-, madi up bj the Mayor and Council, i.') tot
the library ).-? Incl itfed
home y lavs.
r?. rued Tr'ti r.?sl .Tews, *r*f?8 r?pr???n'f nv t%*
nrv mayrt Is ?-? York Citu f?sl an ?"-"'". ; "?' *?**?
trovhit n**?r?i ' 18? '' --i'"! /''-?'". ''"' >'? '?''?'' '"?' "*'? "' ?Vo
I A ?'.. v-.- r ?'.-? , ?-.. AU tnjarmo'l i st*d taeumant*
for puM* %*a nao na* ami t athan hrodooortart oo? thi r
than f" ititr bulrdlaaU ih* CntUt 1'rut aetNjMSsr* In taO
tita .?lili I? I'" I nittO PrtU I t ,'iik ': ?'? ''' " ''ir?-i.>'',< Bl t*i?
run n 'ry
WHAT I-1 GOING ON TO-PAY.
Rtyriew of Kd Regiment by ?'.enerai MeI?ssrsSi
? ;?. tn.
i , - -,krT\." Asao latlon Hsu, I p m.
Woman's Nations! Bsbbath Alliance, Marble Col
Isglate Churi h, 11 n. in.
Coponer'a Inquest, Orchard-st collarjsed build ?
XuWs' Club n on. Xo 101 West Forty-first- ?
???t.. 1 r. m.
Chamber of fommeri-?? s'peciaJ meeting, No. St!
Naseau-??., 13.-30 p. m,
Brooklyn Good Roada As<--"-,.'?t!<?n m<-<?tinK.
Edward Kggleston's lecture before Colonial
Dames, Hot? I **Yal lorf, " p ?n.
Hearing In ? ase of ex-Marshal Cohen, No 11 '?'.' li?
st.. 2 p. m
?i?ilo Society meeting, Morello's, No. l WestTwett
ty-nlnth-st., 8*30 p. m.
American Geographical Society, Chlckerlng Hall,
I ': ' p m.
Dr Wallace Wc*od'a lecture, University Building,
Washington Square, n s. m.
Beneflt for Hampton Instil its, Berkeley Lyceum.
s p. m.
State Trottine Board meeting, Murray Hill HnV
l/pnt.-i. recital by Miss Frankle ?'. Gale, Sherry's, '
evening.
Shor.' Ro:i/l Improvement Cnmmit'e? m?*etlnc.
Mayor'? nfll???. Itmoklyti. Il S m
Edwin L. London before n?x>nday prayr-r-m??et:ni7,
No. Ill Fiilton-?t.
NEW-TORK L'lTI.
?Die Rer, It. Kewtand Msynard will deliver ?n
Illustra:?--! .-Hid historical lecture on "Chins and
the Chineas" next "A'ednesday afternoon ?it (Thick
ering Hall.
The reception held by the ux-niix-r? n" th? Kit
Kat ?'! ib on Saturday evening In East Fifteenth
st pro red to be an ??? i nlng of r< The
r?K)ni? w ? ire crowded, and the ?wall
with studies In oil and ?water-color? bj the mem?
bers Among th.? wl ? -? contributions to an en?
joyable programme wei.nspi? ? '? "
Anderson, F. Pauldlng, Arthur Foi
Elmore.
The Rev. H Richard Harris, r< ?? .r of 81 ''?? i
Protestant Episcopal Church Marry an?l Gat?
sires., ha? resigned, to lake rfl I Immediately. It
: i understoo I thai he will go to P
Th? Rs*v Dr. Arthur J Brown ol Portland, Ore..
was ele t.-1 .i corn I the Board
of Foreign Mlssloi ol the Presbyterian i hui
the meeting of th.- Board ol danagera held Is I
week. I"'. Brosrn ?will till th? icancy
retaryship caused bj ?? f the Rev. I>r.
Arthur Mitchell two y?
The ship Roanoke arrived here yi rterday from
Manila with 22,800 bales of hemp for .? i srgo
.s i!'.,- largest cargo of hemp ever Imported Into
thi? country. The Roanoke ?'.,',1 go to Robinson's
Congress Btores, Houth Brooklyn, where ?h?
discharge her cargo.
H. L? Hastings ??iil deliver * free lecture at the
branch of th?- Young Men's Christian \*mo lat n,
?Xo. r West '?no-hundred eii*. t.?.>n"f) fifth ?'. thl?
.-?? nine, upon "Nuts i..r ??"-" ? to I'rs '?, "
Henry Rntgers Marshall, Dr. Fells Adler, Mrs.
?? -i, Is <? Wheel? r and Mr? i: H Rlashflel ;
)," the speakers to-mo row evening i- "ie the
Nineteenth Century ?'lut, si Sherry's They will
?n?cuss "How to M.ik<- New-York ,-? Beautiful City."
Th<? s'ii.jr'-t of Miss Flelde's lecture st No. II
W..st Flfty-fourth-st. '?.-day a: : SO o'i i""k '.?-in
ho 'Th.' ?Chinese Question In Regard !?> Immigra?
tion, and How it Should Be Answered."
Prrafsssor H. B. nn? ?rill deliver an address and
?hi? L'nlverslty Glee and Instruments! clubs ?rill
glvs a musics] programme, on Thursday night at
thi? meeting of th? Princeton Club st ti.?- Hotel
Brunswick.
NO END (>l IT IS SIGHT.
Hrn.PIN'". OPT?RATIONB BICRIOL'BLY lMl'K'ir.1? riT
Tin: r:i.i:? T)u?-ai. WORKERS' strike.
The strike of the electrical worker? l? apparently
r? far fi-'.'n settlement as <--.?r. The Board of
Walking Delegates will hold a speelsl mc.-tlng at
I a m to day, when it la supposed mor.? strlk?-.?.
will be i.i-d.-i"i On? .?f the delegates said yester?
day that all tho rnarld.--.-uf,-:- In th:? city and
Brooklyn, 1,300 In all, will be locked out to-day, be
? ,:: - their ??m, . port the > lectrical con?
tractors.
The nrlk<- i? l?ooked upon by architects and ?iih?-rs
Interested In real estate as one of the m???: un?
fortunate thing? that have happened !-.r years, it
comes 'i : when the building Industry I? rerivlng
and ?hen many owners ar.- desirous o? Improving
their ; roi ?????>.. hoped by many i? oj la
that some ... the sink- will be found
this? week, and thai there will ba n.? further"?!?
lay In il.mpletlon o the building? now under
construction, or the en -lion of those for s/hlch
},!..?:s have sire? . been drawn up and Hied
ARXITBB8ABTATTUEPOBBYTU RT.M. F CBVBCB
T.'i-.* Forsyth Street Methodist EpUoopal Churcb,
?he recond ? desi In thl? city, celebrated Its
106th annl? : ary ye ?terdsy, T ? ?. rcl ?? ?
began In thi Bund il I o'clock, un?
der the charge ? tendent, E s- - .
S McLean led '.!?,? reun m ?ervlce?, ai .
Rev. Henry A. ))..;:/.. pre? lenl of i?r.-?v Th<
-.-.,: Seminary, preached the tncrnlna sermon.
Hia text waa fr m.Hebrew? ?;. \i: "For by
el !??:s ?iiitalti.-1 .? ?.,"?'1 report "
The Rsv, Dr, ??' A, Roche, who was ?x.-'.-r ??: the
Church fr..a: IBB? '" 1810, an i n;ri:n fr-,m ISK t.) l?vs?i.
had charge <>' the platform meeting ai ': 10. a.i
dr.s?-?? were mads by the Rev Drs F? rdinand C.
Igletoau ? un? .i. ?i \vi!?- in. Dr. Iglehart maids a
comparison of the centurion referred to In hi? lesl
and th? Rev. Thomaa Morrell. of Washtni i
who rounded the church Mrs. Marj I'.-:, I'.h-'k.
daug! ;? ? uf the late G?i ? . I'ltnton 11 Fias ?
: the [Cpworth League meeting In the even
lliti. The ? veiling BeTVl?* 0 I tig Of Singing, t? ??
timony and a s.-rmon. were conducted] bj 'ii
Dr. u\ h Lawrence, wh<? l-.a? ii.-en t?.i?tor -
l*i?'. and diirin? whose pastorate the church ?? ? ?
freed of debt. Th., Rev, Jamas M. Buckley, Editor
?f "The Christian Advocate." '?i*.a?;i.??d uu "Fidelity
lu Humble Life."
SILKS FOR TO-DAY
ON THF, MAIN n.ill'K
Onr (irst general exhibit for tlifs
season. fVe control many new
und exclusive styles :
Crenonine Imprim?e; Taffeta
Plisse d n 11 and Taffeta
(Mac? Damns, with Client figures;
these aro nil exceptionally effec?
tive ami now.
In popular Ray?s, Quadrilles and
Chen?s for Waists, we*havea beau?
tiful collection af 7."? c"ii(s per
Mini and upwards,
3000 yards of Black Imported
Damasses af $l.O0 per yard; re?
markable value? desirable styles.
IX THE BASEMENT
A general Sale of Spring and Sum
mer silks, plain and printed lai?,
ries.
Sp?cial linos of Silks lor Waists
ami Skirl Lining.
JAMES McCREERY ?V CO.,
Broadway ami mil si.
"1 don'l believe those Rogen Peet
folks milk? any money on anything?
or else they're ?yin-. They -??".I sln>rt
i mu.mt lni\ -.' ciiit ii??- ,it en-.:, and every
bodv's riiliiii'is al cost, and ;i three-dol
1,'ir sin"' for ?2.."V0, ?nul they advertise a
lt?i, and there's ?iiat ?*"?"> derby?they
can'l make .ni> monej mi thai !"
Bless you ! it's filestores thai don?l
sell anything nt cost, ami dou'l adver
tise, and don'l have ;i $'.i derby, that
don't make money,
It's .ni advertising, and advertising
)>;i> ?? sometimes. ij j, u
waul ?r does - i i \\ n\ >.
R()(,i:ks, 1'i.i.r ?v CO.
TURBE / rtl -
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?-TORRS . V! S?.
Mi AIUS IS BROOKLYN.
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Up I"
pose?! i" make i uni ,
1 the i maj he r? ,? the
taxe? .?? ear i ? ?miiiy
high.
fair thai I ?
buril? ns
I as, we will say, I
,,- j. ? ?e i; th? ?? ? l?'bt. which i I?
il
' . . '..!'.,:. - ??
? - ? ?
the W .i iboiit Market. ...
purchase an?! i see,
give ss the pi : n ?.!.?? ?: ?- Ii i?
pi? i.i ? ? hl'-h will
the Issuing ol con ? II lat? 1 i?on?li to an ai i un) i ot
t?. ex? ee?l llftj j in Ii ii is ???? I h n a I
sndlns ;i part of th< Ing maturing
obi Kations, ? ai .???' to p! i ? ? u? m the pi :
,....,..? ? thi m off .-it on..
Mr. Ki ... y ? In 1st >?? of
consolid?t? i boi ils, and n tiring bi mat
the maturing o ai the ? lij ? .
may deon idvlsaldi The annual las
levy v. luid ? -? . nl fund to meel the
i oni ? lldate I hoi "Hj il m< 'i ?? I ? ild Mr.
Keile the pri i ??.'? be pal I al
matin Ity, an?! tn? : ? - ? urltlei w Ill merely i.
? . ? i h host ,-hu a-ll 1 .-.ij. >
tage of thi i -i . ? ' menti ?.? ill he en
lo coi tribut? theh si are t ?ward m? etlng
??,? m "
? ?
BBVBNTY-FIVB TEARS OLD AND HOMELESS,
An ?i?i?r'.v woman who said ?ii. w ? n .iiin Mary
?eventy-l >? ?' ? olU, walk I into tl ??
?. .?-.. Ti, i'r-'.'i! t station yestei
to i..- pro*. '?? i '??? ; ? 'commolationi ui
... , ...... ,.|. | she 1.? a . "i \? hsn She . \
pis m-d that It i 11? ' llnx ?1 ? had evci b ? n
. ol i i?- station, and would noi bave ? me
ompelled to, bolng wll bout i
hoi .; had i.? en broui
.i ng wealth; ., . loving relatives, ...1 ol \. hum
?We nos ?:? .i.l.
When told :!..'.: ihe onlj thing thu could bs
done was to hold h? on a ? large of vagram-y, sh?
)" i- n. ?... i . The n. itron of : i ,: ..,
t.H.,. tie- ,,; i woman la 1er- own quart?-? un ,i ?hi?
a as thorougbl) ! : ind i he w? then laki ? to
the il?, n Rt re. t Poj . ? , uri m ?1 ? ommltted to th?
?
A STOLEN HORSE I'Rl'ELLV BEATEN
i'onrad Laemm I, tweni : ?? old, <?: No 173
v.'v'?? :f sv< . '. . yestsrday afternoon
by Polloeinan i.'ppi. ..f the Blxth Pi.?t, while
brutall) beating .. bora? .?i M< Klbben sad Hum
i...11; st? Tas animal had refused :.. go further,
L...??? ....J oui, having ?Yideatij bc.a driv?ta a
6th Av., 20th to 21st 5t.
LADIES'
SPRING JACKETS
short Jackets, Natty Shapes, Black
and Colors, New Sleeves,
4.98 Upward.
short Jackets In Unfinished Woiv
stetis ?uitl Clay Diagonals, Newest
Shapes,
7.98 Upward.
Short Jacketl in all Wool Cheviots
and Worsteds, lined throughout with
Satin Fraile?is,
9.98 Upward.
Ladies' Capes.
Short, Velvet. Silk ami Cloth Capes,
Late.?-; French Shapes,
7.98 Upward.
NOW OPEN..
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT IMPORTED
Trimmed Bonnets
and Hats,
Showing the latest Novelties in Shapes
and Trimmings, together with a choice
selection of
EXCLUSIVE STYLES
from our own workrooms will be shown
in our MILLINERY PARLORS, 2nd i loor,
TO-] )AY.
SILKST
5,000 YARD5
FANCY TAFFETAS,
59e
LARGE: VARIETY STRIPES AND
I IOURES.
LADIES'
Silk Waists.
[ndis Silk Waists in Mack and
Colors, Full Front, Plaited or (iaiheied
Back,
2.98 Upward.
Taffeta Silk Waists, Fancy ?^tripes,
ami Figures, BIoOM Kf?ect, Extrems
Kleeves,
3o9? Upward.
Fancy Evening Waists in Novelty
Silks, Trimmed with Velvet, Chiffon
or Laws, Novel styles,.
Os75 Upward.
Separate Skirts
in Cheviot, Serge,
Moires and Taffetas,
AT LOW PRICES.
...-.- .?? - -. .-.-? i-rt ?? I irn'i'^r'-l ?vhil<- I.'in
- , ? ii-..- hon? ? srers maul?
, -.-? ;??-.-.??-! The prisoner haul
?. ni- oui; a h ;; tim?i ?? ben '";??)).-i.
????:.-? ?? . ?'!?? ?-.iI-'.-l
? ? ? .-. .-. ? his i?p i? it)
He raid I ?? ?d ? ? .?.;.??.' '.'.:.k In fr ??'
. ' ? >? f..!?.- I .-?:.- n-.-l ?vn;? .
-. >. . ? ' , : I ? x;.' ir.it U.!? ?.-< lO '.: ? !"
in? a Ils ?-in i?- .?.-r . -
- ?? 1 :?t.-!i Sn. ? ? Police ?_ ?:rt ?>n B ? .-.
. ? f t ' ? - '? ? ? ? ? >
PRE!"?*. BIMOXSON SOT ai.I.? i\vn> t? ? ri.vv
?? ? part of. Boms ono ??*i rivs i n
iljrn In?' nlsht of :> mu M ??! 'r.-..t.
? ? ' ' ? r Her
??r ??Ith !?><? I i S.-:'?i.>.?n. lh? thlrti
,'..?'?'. were MUsd to ?n?-ar In a ?jvcred
.? '"ilumbia TTirstrfv Wbtfl ths Um*
? la ? j?r\ th?' pn!|i-B Inform??! th?>
? ???? r-hlld would nol I ? allows?! to
-.-?.-. i ? . i permit from th?> Society
r ?? ihs ? enllon of ?'ni?l'y to Child****!. Thi?
8*>rs dl<i n??t ! .-. ? ? 1 MiSS .Sini'Tison did
GATHERED AROUT Till* TOWN
" ' ? ? llttOO ??'. !?;??.'! \t. BtOOS, 'i Iv'.tor Of
'The ?.iii.nl of ?????!.?!.? tro, ' '.t??'> lltnM ?it No i'2
? a?-, remains unohangod. His I
;.-!???: Ian, Pr wiiiKm v iiu'l??r. said y?**starday
? ?? ? ?s wesh and that his Joints won
? ? ?? ' I '??;?? of brtnarlng him si
?
:...- O? rge W Mr-i?r? ?a? 1 yesterds!
?? ? ? ? ?. ? i: :u atlonaj hill would be
? hen II am? up ;-i the Ass. mJ Ij al ?
Tt.<- ? -,m.?..?:? of members i I
il -n will ba I??.'- as at pn ssnl :
'-.-?'. powers will 1-- !???? ;-. : I i
.iii i an ?rr.-it i. b en n ids lo provide .??
ru.-??;!?? which will i-? ovemenl on ths
? -.tit*!??ut i-.-in. t.?-? ? ??di ral.
Henry P HlWlreth, of ,Vo M .-?nth Osford?
? ? ? ???.?? .? ' . ? . .-? i m bu '
r-York, was mmltttxi to the M ebriate'i
y toi . ? m ??:' ib) ' ?? Has
? ? ?? ' nnrll has ai :-.?.-d ? n the Holy
her? I ? ? ? ly several weeks
? for Hi ly We k an l
) that <
? ?Ml Sal t-ik:?i .?it ilirouRh th<? painel
ba h ?ma >f I M ward B. IValdron,
? 'llnton !??? and ?tole f'-.m th? bach parloi
two portiere curtains snd a ? l".il- They also took
.i loi of provision? from the baaetnttat.
ix AW OB WABPTOM tRBTITVTR
?>? U il?*Tkeley Lyceum th?..-? -?venins an Interest
?.will b? siren for ihs : enefli o"
n.ttn!''-'- M ??:-.'. ? ..-:-1 und Indian Indi
ai H in ; t'ti. Va, Carl Bchura ?will pn
? well-ki ???? n Kouthern .-? rea.1
fr?'in their own ??? rka and .? quartd ??f Hampton
rill i Ins Th? ? Ions ?rill not !??? th?
DRESS GOODS
FOR
SPRING AM) SUMMER.
In eonseqnence of the rush in j
wholesale trade, during the la*?t
week, we have ?secured exclusively
(or the Retail, 10 ciihoh of the now
Crimped ('repon, to meet the Im?
mense popular demand.
These and about 6,000 yards of
new mixtures, at 7.1 cents to $1?2?5
per varti, will be placed on sale,
To-day, March 11th.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadwaj and nth st.
.... but i ? ' ?
down from genera
planta ' ? ' ths stu Itnts
. : : . i.
The . ? ?
(ho Ai ? i society of men an '.
; I i ? ? ?: ?sts of 11 imp?.
ntui Meml " p dues ar ? P ?? y? .?r.
I WPLOYR "F A DBT? CTIVR iORXCT ARRR8TED
Julian Kado, of No ? I I t., a di
i-mployed by thi Bayer I>el vo At
was ai llui
M.irk.-: I 'ollce I'ou ? ? ?
complainants again ? ?
tortion. The finit on
? '- i)
on two occa
j : ? ; . ?
he got whisk ' . . - i > I
b) Joseph Oo'.d?! ?
- ? ? ? The
? ....-., ?a? not
? ? i? I
I ?it it Hi
re?ori i. ( ai
the Payer I ?? ???? i
? . ? em| toye?! I \ . ? ? >
?-.ler.y I
? "
i
;.:.?-..?? '
$1 ?.?>
.
1 Love Before Breakfast x
1
By Frank R. Stockton
? The unique love story of a man who finds his 9
fc heart's desire before breakfast time. ?*
fe To appear in an early issue of -0
%THE LADIES' HO/UE JOURNAL ?L
^ One Dollar for an Entire Year ^
i(Wr
^llVlcP) Tru TiiE cirris piBi-isHiNa co i. ?
.?."V, Pllll 4.D1?LPMIA
CffJJ
::?' Mf
CARPETS.
RARE BARGAINS THIS WEEK,
sUytl Wiltons and Dillon Velvet!
(the hot-W't-aring Carpet*, madci.
NEW SPRING STYLES
At Very Moderate Prices.
NEW WEAVE INQRAINS
Equal m .lT-r? to a Ftruaaala; a r.umbar of piect a?,
cfntly ?rat ?hrrmn-h bi-r.'lni?- ?f ?jrntor j?lr-?* wl'l BS <*1fl??f
ou?
At Priera to Inanre Immediate Bale?.
Sheppard Knapp & Co.,
Sixth Ave., 13th and ?4th Sts,
TRIBUNE
Almanac
1895
3d Edition
NOW READY.
380 jiatjes. Co?tants full returns
\ of the phenomenal elections of
?S94. Also the uctr Constitutional
A uictulmetits. A ttmerous item* of
interest to all citizens. An En?
cyclopedias of statistics* 6ti'ictls
uon-?xtrtisan.
Cents a Copy.
Ordor through anv ne\vstle?*d?ft
or fron THE TRIBUNE.
25
Income Tax]
Text o? The New Law.
The Tribune's pamphlet
contains the full text, ver?
batim. The questions which
arise in the minds of the
public can be answered by
reference to The Tribune's
pamphlet.
Order through any news?
dealer or direct from
The TjjJaifl??,
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