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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCIIESTER ( 0UNTY.
YONKER&
The semi-annual ?onventlon of the Woman's
Christian T??ni|" i .in? ?<? l'nlon Of Westcbester Coun?
ty, ?nil h becas a tsro days' session Is Toakcra
yesterday, brought a large ?,-itli? rin? of women to
ti,?? oltj rroai ail paru of the county. Fifteen
tourna wars represented and the county ?-?fn?*-ers
m wer? Miss H. ?-. Rollins, president; Mrs.
}f, <?. Batch, v (?resident, of -Tonkers; Mrs.
Emily !'? Fowler, of Mounl Klsco, secretary; Miss
Victoria ;?:. Bell, of Wakefleld, assistant secretary;
Mrs. K. P. ?nderkill, of Bins. Sine, treasurer; .<: -
Anna L'nderktll, assistant treasurer, snd M
Hannas Collins, of Purchase, secretary of the
Young Woman's Branch. Mis? Rollins called the
dele-rates to order at ?:M ?a. ta., an.j Mrs. B
Batfcde tti? address of weteome. it was responded
to by Misa Mary I. Powles, of Tarrytown. The
morning session was taken up With a mothers'
meetinf?. conducted by Mrs. Underbill; the report
?,r Mrs, Georg? Daitel, of Tarrytown. superin?
tendent <?f literature: a i>ai?-r i>y Mrs. J. C. Fer
aald, nu! u Bible reading by Mrs. ?'. .1. A. Jump,
Btate Secretary of th*? Youn?? Women's Branch,
In the sfternoon sddreasss were delivered by Mrs,
Jump, Miss I'ollin?*. Mrs. T. M. XI ven. of Dobbs
Kerry, and Miss Bell. In the evening delegstea
irom th? temperance levons of tiie county recited
In a competition for the Demorest medal, Mrs.
-Mary T. Hurt, st.-.te President, will speak this
forenoon uni afternoon.
Garrett Malory, an inmate nf the Soldiers' Home
et Bath, while on a furlough t.. vlsli his old home
1n this city, dlc-i whilo visiting friends In Mount
Venion, Tuesday ni?-ht. Mis bod?/ was brouKht to
this city an?l burled m St. John's Cemetery by his
comrades. Hs was Irfty-two years oi.i.
Mayor P? ene gave a hearing on Wednesday nljrbt
In the Common Council Cnsmber on the bill
passed by the Legislature allowing the Tonkers
Board of Watei Commissioners to Issue $300.000
additional water b ?nda ior the extension of tin?
?f<-r\ ice. Th.? bill was approved and now goea to
the Governor f>?r hli signature.
At the annual meeting of the Westminster
<*1iur.-h on Wednesday night, Walter Thomas.
"Norton P. Ot.s and John .!. Littebrandt wars
-fleeted trustees.
WHITE PLAINS.
.?.t the most spirited caucus held a*. White Plain?
in years, the. Republicana on Wednesday evening
placed in nomination the following: For Collector,
John Thompson; justice of the peace, George T.
?i'apron; Commissioner of Highways, David A.
Havlland; Assessor, Aaron Kadiek; audit':?. F.
A. C. Bogart ana Arthur i*. Cotai Ovsrseers
of the Poor, C I'o Witt Sutton and John
A. Sn< leker; Excise Commissioner, Helfrlch
l.romtn. It was decided in futur?? :?> Instruct
the Town Committee to call a primary to make
nominations. The Good Government ?'i?il> has de
c. led to "run" James L. Bhute for Bxcis? Commis?
sioner in opposition to Mr. 1:10mm. who 1? also the
J'emocrauc nominee. 11?- favors license at .1 mod?
?r?t.? f?.- Mr. Bhute 1s ior limited license at s
?naximtnii r- ?.
?-m)
BCAR8DALB.
,_, union caucus of Republicans and Democrats bas
placed in nomination the following ticket: Justice
of the peace, Gilbert W. Dobbs and Lewis C. Pap
bam; Assessor, Georgs A. Willens; Commissioner
of Highways, George J. Wllletts; Collector. David
A. weed; Overseers of the Poor, Charles Griffin
nnd Gilbert W. Dobbs; constables, Timothy Lang
don. Thomas Burns, Jamet Btlnes and William
Clancv. Inspector? of election. Is: District, lin un
K Benedict and William Williams; Kxdae Com
. Hiram K. Benedict and Richard E. ?.'ur
ponter._
NEW-JERSEY
ELIZABETH.
HOSPITAL PHYSICIANS RESIGN.
There has been trouble brewmii for Boms tim
b?tween the authorities of the Alexlan Brothers
Hospital, Elisabeth, and the medicad staff of that
Inatltutton, and :t outet?niUed yesterday to the reslg?
nation of the entire m? llcal and surgi. sJ staff,
with the exception of i?r. K. H. O'RIelly. Ii
that then? was dlaaatlsfa ttion over the outcome last
month "f a case of sppendicltls, the patient not
surviving the operation, although at first he rail!? 1
aloely. The operation was performed by Dr. Vic?
tor Mravlag, chief of staff. He did not con? -al his
anger over the resjlt, and. It Is alleged, blamed
careless treatment or nursing as the cause of the
patlent'a death. Thla led to a hot controversy be?
tween ii-?- doctor, it is said, anl the hospital man?
agers. A few i>.- later. < :. February 26, I?r.
Mravlag started on h s wedding tour, an I on
ary 28 Drs. Green, ??rn-r and Wilson, of the staff.
recelv? : a letter from the hospital suthorlties .? k
Ing th? .-?i to resign. Nothing wi - loni by them un?
til I?r. Mravlag returned on W? Inesday, when a
conference was held, and a letter of r? gna ?n waa
ii'i'.'i? . and signed by the four physicians, and
also by Drs. Pettlt an.i Mack, cons i I ; ? ims,
who determln? i to casi their l ?* -.-? ; n
; - The lei er, among other things, asserted that
i there waa a lack of pi. *r'*-"i" management in tl
1 Btltutlon, and that the peremptory manner In which
tu? i ? ? led was an un 1? .-?-i ved
mil u:.j ist attempt to casi a serious ,?.::? -?..n on
the at in The I? tt< r a.s. . ond? i ined ? ? rtaln actions,
or iu<k of action, on the part "f the managers of the
hospital, and ended with saying that the members
of the statt are nol sorry to discontinue their .?-? r
vi.-. s at the Institution. All thes? physicians be?
long t<> the staff of th? Elisabeth General Ho?pltaI.
it is a--? ii for the act on >-f
th? Alexlan Brothers . that for some time they
have ii ? n deslrou? ol supplanting th? Elisabeth
doctors wi-h phj ira Newark, and it i
sald that t. ? i tors from thai city will at?
tend the patients at the Alexlan Hospital.
NEWARK.
Charles L?bel, a r il estate agi t at No, 3?.
Boyd-sL, Newark, la un er 1700 ball on a charge of
conspiring to defraud Mon i Gruensteln, who ha.?
apaitstpents at No. Z7S Broome-st <:pii- nst? ?a owned
the premiacs subject i < a mortgage, a*i l s ?me
aso he convey, l hla etpilty of $2,600 to a Dr. ?i.tt
etein. of New-York, In consideration of 680 ?!. ? .?loi
machin?-?*. Lo bel n roi ited t.-.? sa'.?, a .!..-i ,.f
the property ivas given, and when Gruenste ?
to look al - in? found they were Incom?
plete. He then hired s lawyer and went to the
Chancery court f..r relief In the mean time ')."
property was conveyed, subject to th?? mortgt
to a Mrs, M. i ?? rg, who attempt? l to d spot
Gruensteln ? refused to pay reni to her.
There ar? ;\ : imllle in it.?- house, an i ;!i?v have
been fort ?in to pay rent to either party until the
case ?urts.
John Ayres, . I irmer living near Linden, In l'nlo?i
?County, was riving to Newark in Prelln-rhuvsen
ave. early morning, when a ragpicker
aaked him I i ride Th? man was permltti
take a --?? it b. , i? biro. Some distance ?n an
nan was naei and pa -? I. A few minuter, after
ward Aii?-; was seised by the arms by the se ?nd
man, who !i i 1 climbed upon the v.a?.m unpercelved,
and the man t? ?I le him began to seal ?h his pocket-?.
for money, securing ; change. Ayres
? i and t' .? is. ! hlmm I . -k one
vt the men with >f hla whip. The three
grappled and all n ? I ofl ;..? -,-. igon. Ayres
nlmsell and pile?! the but) of bis whip ? Hi ?uch
vigor thai th? highwaymen ran off and escaped.
Ayr? - reporte l the robbery to the p
NEW-BRUNSWICK.
Chat. an Inmate <?f the Reform
f?' -li ? ?I, waa summon? i ta the bathroom yesterday
mornim* to be punished for Infringing a ruh- ol
the Institution. Before entering the room he bor?
rowed a penknife of a companion. The keeper, W.
W. I?a\i?. was waiting for the boy, and ordered
him to >tr!?>. Donali-on ref-.;<,. ! t., obey. 1mi.?
to.ik h..i i ?if blm and the boy began to struggle,
knife open In his : ind ?tab!?? i
th? keeper over the heart, ih.-n In the rlghl side
and once in the left arm. l?o'-tor? were summoned
and after an examination pronounced the k??;.. r
In a pn condition. Donaldson, who la thir
' ..id, was s??nt to the ?..-hooi as a waif,
and under th.- rules he must gtay there until hi i
of a?,-.-.
t PATCRSON.
The Mar. Charlea .!. GUhm, of St Lucy's Church,
Jer.--.-y <\ty. his l,e?n appointed to the rectorship of
St. .ios? ,-:??- i; r?an Catholic Church, In.Paterson.
t-. Buo?eed the late Rev, Dr. SebastLsn f?. Smith,
who died ii. Cuba three weeks igo. Father Gillen
was fonn.-rly curate of St, Joseph's under l?r
?mlth.
THF.Y ARE GRATEFUL TO THIS COUNTET.
l>u. nuvKs talks ah. .? t vi :x i :?/. r i :i..\ S[g j\ni>
Tiii-.li: SOUNDART MSi'i'ri:
l?r. Anj-ell PabllCO ?'haves, who arrived here on
Wednesday from Veaesoela, was Been at th? Hotel
America, in Irving Place, yssterday. Hs is a
native of Ecuador, ami went to Ve&esusla to at?
tend th.? ?-.?I.-1.ration Of the c in? ni.ry of th? birth
of Bolivar, h? sal I:
'?The boundary dispute with England and the ?Hi
missal of the French and n-lgian ministers hnv?
somewhat changed the cours?, of political activity
?In Venesuela. Th. r?. wer?- thr-atetilncs ?if an out
br.-.ak .ii-.iliist I't-sident ("r?sp0 before, though, as
he Is strong wit\-i the army, it is doubtful If
any r??volt would have be? n BUCCSSSful Hut the
new trouilles have Riven B new turn to affair?.
The people felt that the national honor bad been
touche,! i.y the a?-tli?n of French and Belgian Min?
utan sad th<- demanda of r-agland. The people
were greatly eadted, aad there waa danger that
personal violence v. mi i be offer? ! ih>- Mlalsters,
Presid' rit Crespo jil.i ?? d a ;:uar?i about their houses
to protect them, and caused th?" arrest ol BSTSral
" Pure " ?ind "Sure."
B-? Always makes wholesome iood. ?? VIIIIVI
The host that money can buy?
people who \\er<- exciting the ?propia '" violence.
Th>. rno<t prominent man arrested was General
Rllvo Guanaoln, .? veteran In the army, who had
fought for Crespa Thi i.pi? an determined to
,rl Crespo In hi? action In dismissing in?
Ministers. They are In favor of settling the
boundary dispute by arbitration. Thej are pro
foundly grateful to this countrj for supporting
Venezuela'? claim to arbitration. An aditres? ol
thanks to those Congressmen and Senators who
made speechei demamllng arbitration fur \ ? n> -
suela i.- being pr< par? I
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
RUMORS ABOUT THE UTII REGIMENT.
A REPORT THAT OFFICER? ARE TO RE ASKED TO
RESIGN WHAT lili: COtOXEL s\vs.
Rumor? of dissension in the Hth ?Regiment, of
Brooklyn, hav ?been rifa for some time, ll I ? m
alleged ttint Colonel Hurry A. Ml hell would al an
early day call for the resignation of three officers
of Company F, In which, it was said, dis? Ipllne \\ is
greatly lacking. It is said that while Company F
has an enrolment of 108 men, scarcely more than
a dosen nv n turn oui to drill, and that a? fast
as new men Join the company old men leave it.
Colonel MIchell, when seen last nlghl al hla
home, No St Macon-st., sind In relation la the
rumors: "There I? very little truth In them. Il I?
true that we are e.-?rt of listening things up all
along the line, and thai a higher degree of discipline
will i?e enforced th.m has prevailed hitherto. In
about a month we expect to be In our new armory
In Eighth-are., and wa want to k? mt?> it In ?rst
clasi condition as a regimen! In every way. Th..
fac? that matters In Company r need bracing ni?
a little, and that that company ??ill be the nrst to
receive attention, ha- doubtles? given rise to wild
stories about dissension, The Hth ha? never b en
?riven to washing 'dirty linen' In public. Matters of
regimental discipline w? consider largely family
affairs, and alwayi 11 --r? t them aa such."
Mt. GRVNHUTS Will. ADMITTED To PRO
i: \TK.
Surrogate Abbott yesterday admltte?! to i?r??!?.it?.
th?- will of Dr. Bernard Orunhut, th.- phyi i
and rial estate dealer ol So. 346 Adelphl-st., ??In?,
it is probable, fell overboard from the steamer
?Bothnia on August 22 last. Th* will, which leaves
the bulk of 1308,808 t.? Ids young wife nul child,
baa i.n < -ont? atad by Loui? Orunhut, a brother,
and .Mrs. Mu\' Bullowa, ii sister, who .-?ii?-^;?-1 thai
the asariiage of it. Orunhut t" Mis? Jennie K.-t
?ham i :i February 28, l?W4, wa? void, becuui
dead man was at the time ??: unsound mind: that
.Miss Ki'i.'hain wai no! the widow, mid that her
child, which died sbortlj after Its birth, wa? no!
th?-- legitimate child of Dr. Orunhut, Before the
? i i i ?- ling? ha 1 gone far,
begg? l leave of the court :?? withdraw ihelr ob?
jections t?> tii- probate "f the ?-III Thl? w?
posed by Mr. Vvllkle, lawyei f.?t the defence, who
said that tie ,.,.,. ,,-? the - infestant? should be
tt::-<,\vr, entii elj .mt of court.
"They have treated mi client mosl ?hamefully."
said ti.-^ lawyei "Themselves for year* estrange?!
from their brother, they .?'ni<- into rourl ?,-i the
flimsiest uf evidence an I declare that tin?
woman ?vas never a wife and 'hat ),?.r child, now
dead, bore the stigma of lllealtlmac) up
brow. They have acted In i i i faith, Impugning
all kinds ,,;? rrlm<es r,, *his young woman whom
th?-?- ?ecu?e of having married tt,<. doctor while t,
wa? Insane."
Surrogate Abbott then decided that Ihe will must
i - lit? ? ? ? i r?bate.
DirFINDERFER BEFORE JUDOE BARTLETT,
Francia A. Dlffinderfer, arrested at No
DeKalb-ave., Brooklyn, ,,:i Wednesday night, for
alleged embexslement of 810.000 In trusl fund? ??
living in Lanoaater, Penn., f-?-ir >..i> ago, ??
taken Ige Barth tt, ??'. the B .;.r- m? i
In Brooklyn yesterday and aaked the ?iai
? ? ?.-? concerning hi? Identity with th?- ; i
described In th?' requisition papara. H.- made an
affidavit to tho effect that his name ll sp? ? i Dlf?
ftnderfer Instead of Dlffenderfer, this denying hi?
Identity. Judge Bartletl said ? s thai a-oul?l
hardl) be considered a legal defan ? n lei Ihe
statute, be ??i- I'-i'dr. ! to sign habeai corpus pa
I ? . the return ot which he ?el lown f.?r Saturday,
when Dlffinderfer'? Identity a II be determine?) It
Is - ild th it Dlffin lerfer, In l *?"-?. wa? msnsg? r of tr..
Lancaster baseball t. im, after ?'hl h h< became
ai;-:.; for various patents, and la at present pi
lug ..n el?
? ? ?
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN
The Rev, Mr. Herald ?ill apeak In opposition t.?
lbs Sut.'lav opening of barrooms at iti?* Beth? -.?
People's Church, Balph?ave, and Chaun ?
Sunday night,
The Brooklyn Warehouse ami Storage Company,
In Schermerhorn-st., al It? annual meeting y?
day el?, t? i Qeorge W. Chauncey Obed
Wheeler was- . lected a director In i lace ol William
i:. Grace, .ir.-l John 8, Frothlngham In pla e of
Charlea A. Moore. The other directora an ai
Iowa: William ?I. Wallace, C. T. Chrtstensen.
Chauncey M. Depew John '.'. Van Wormer, Will?
iam H. Hawk, John A, Nichols, Horace C. Du Val.
William H. Tu!.i.y. George W. Chauncey, Henry
M Whitney and .i J. Almlrall, who were re ? I?
'i!... current earnlnga of ti?" ?tora?.mpany arc
in excasa of estimates, and th? Indication? ;,<i the
futura ai?) ait.th'-r satisfactory
At the annual meeting >,? the .-'? hermi rhorn i.,-.,
yesterday Herbert I., liridgman wa? elected a ?ii
r, tor in place of George \\ Chauncey, and the
following director? were re-elected: Chauncey M.
Depew, William I!. Wallace John R. Van Wormer,
i lar? n ?- \\\ Beamans, H. c Du Val, C. T Chrl
tensen, .l??hn A. Nichols, Henry N Whitney, Obed
Wheeler, Eugene G. Bla kford and Joseph J AI
mlralL
By order of the court, the Brooklyn H? i [ht Rail
road Company nm-r submit within five ?lavs their
arguments for fixing the compensation lo ?
I agalnal the Nassau Electric and Coney
Island, Fort Hamilton and Brooklyn railroad
paniea (known as the Flynn roads) I ?-? running cars
over th?. Brooklyn Height? track? In Kent-av< , be
tween Broadway and ??South Eighth-st.; l'nlon-st.,
between South Fifth and Johnson .:-..; Nostrand
ave., between Bergen o* and Atlant ? ave . Fourth
ave., between Ninety-ninth and De Nys? ?ti ; Thtr
ty-nlnth-st, between .-'? rond and Third aves., and
??'?? .?nd ii'..., between Thlny-alxih and Thlrt) ninth
* I
Before Judge Bai le : In the R ipr? m? ? "oui I
'? rday I ?'.? 11 ? .- ,.- -. ,, , i Bnd Arthur II.
Townsend su? I Mrs, Mary Little for th?
of an acre and a half of land n Nea I'trecht, aeai
the Orlswold homestead, valued al 140.000. Charle?
H. Little bo ixhl II In 1856 from Abraham I Ii
hut i ? . r rot a clear title. Utile has sine?, re?
mained In undisputed possession however, Vow
the plaintiff? allege n wa? never legally conveyed,
nn-1 tha: it belongs to them a? ? part ?if thelt In
heritanc? from the Qrlawold estate.
Alexander McKlnney, acting Internal r?.\?-nii?. ?,,i
!p,.t?,r, yesterday appointed William s. Rearing and
Morrison Hoyl Income tax collector? Mr, ?Searing
is a Bh?spard Demo rat. and Mr, Hoyl a retired
commission m? r haut.
THE RIG \OR IH M DE BOULRPARD.
CHAKCKO THAT IT wii.i. \-,,t BE REOL'N POTi
ROME TIME vi:t.
Q ?r? -r? >i Morton's approval <>n Wednesday of the
bill ?providing for the establishment ?if the boulc
vard and concourse mapped out by the former Street
?Commissioner ol the Twenty-third and t,
fourth wards, Loin- j. Helntz, ?iiu??>i| many peopi?
to wonder when- the money to build it was coming
from. The ? osl ,?f this roadway, which i- to i?. tr.,,,,
lsi? to250 feet wide and four and one iia:r mile* long,
ha?, been estimated at from 0.000,000 to ihr? time?
that sum
Controller Pitch, when asked al.t it yesterday,
said that there wa? no present Intention of entering
upon th? oonstru lion of the concourse. At the
bsarlng of the bill before tin- Mayor Ita promoter)
had distinctly disavow?**] th? Immediate prosecution
of" th?- work. All that it was proposed to do al pre
t-::t vas t?. lay out the road t?? prevent th?- purchaa?
arid ?al? 0f property within tie Une? of the con?
templated Improvement under misapprehension, and
al-*? th<- building of houae? and other structures on
the Ian?! Intended for the boulevard which the city
niit-'ht have to pay for.
The Controller said thai it woui?i not t?<- prudent
for the cltj to undertake the building ?,r -,? costly
ho Improveroent under present circumstances, nun
-i large Inrreas? ??f the bond? ! Indebtedness Imml
After rapid transit had ticen secure?!, the
?".?a schoolhousi*? built, th?. ?treet? repaved, the
? i.?-."i s?,..?u.n conntrueted, th? ?mall park?
"?".I "'"I paid for and the other Improvements
completed, the Controller thought it would be time
enough lo talk about thtr bi_: boulevard ou the North
MM
HOME NEWS.
TU Putte* Treat Uoai Kite*, ***** repfftnu ell tht
r.'iiimr'ri ? ?rea for* CM? "?"' ar* rea?'?'s# tht '??'?
frarhir ?r??.,r f/.r r?.V?f rrrn.lmt '" Il#a4e??-S?<?*i "' ??'?*?
'. : .?? ./' ,v?i'' I'ml-i-i"!. .?" Ii ' nsalles ?ail g?ea-MiiM
',, >?,i>'?,-,?i? mai? bum'-: then htadtmarttrt and U ?? III
v?, ht HttTtbvttAU nil tht V****i Prtm tempaptn(atat.
t.fiy. ,i;..l I? 1*4 i'.i.V'l /'r,.- ;..r i/H-riili mii' "? r-, r?,?y/i..r*t ift?j
r?uii"i/ __
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNSWICK Bhermsn Hoar. <>: Wa.tham,
M.i-s. FIFTH AVENTE John '". Carlisle, Secre?
tary of the Treasury; Charles s Hamlln, Assistant
Secretary of the TreaBury; Joseph H. Manley, of
Main?, at i Senator Nelson W. Udrlch and ex
,, ... : or m rberl W. Udd, of Rhode I si I
HOLLAND Irving M. Bcott. of Ban Fi u - o.
MTRRAT HILL Bishop William B Perry and
John \. Kasson. ol Iowa. ST. DENIS Rr-nator Or
vill?? H Platt, of Connecticut. ST JAMES .-? nn
,,?- George 0. V it, i ' MlssouH, snd ex-Senator
Matthew C. Butler, ol South Carolina. VIC1 i tIA
K-ntllo Terry and Franclaco Terry, of Psrls.
WALDORF Senator w.u..un J, Sewell, ol New
.1. l?y. __,?_
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Brooklyn Trolley Investis Hing Commltteo.
Hetty Green reference case before Referee An?
derson, .' p. m.
Resentence or Dr. Buchanan by Recorder Gott,
I ,..,-i Hive Commlti.if City Club, I p. m
M? i. han: Tailors' Society exhibition. So. 211 Kifth
B*l ?.
Epsilon Chapter, Phi Gamma I'? Ha, d nner,
A ? na, 7 p. m
,-:, ;.i;.,. cutters an i Ti .nun' re' ball, Tammany
Hall. ? venl
li ii. Ragan'B lecture. Chlekerlni Hall, 11 a m.
The p., \ Dr. C. II. Raton's !? tui -. Chui h of
Hi-, ine Paternity, 4 p. m.
?:, nHll i? formai ? I ?r Howar l M slon and
H,,.,, or Little Wand ? ?? rhl? ki ring Hall, I i> m.
Westrhester County Won.m? Christian Tem
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Arthur T PI? rson and Mrs Isalx Ha i hartes i ?avis
Th.? annual woman's pray? r and I
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? . ?? ? hea Iquartera of th? t
p. m. ? iff. rrs v. Ill be elected I i
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. ? the Alumni of Hilllli i Exetei I id? my is to be
,? Hi? U Indi ?r Hol?
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?mm
Trimmed ?Millinery.
We will show to-day in
our Trimmed Millinery
Parlors (2d floor) a num?
ber of exclusive designs in
WALKING HATS,
from our own workrooms,
showing the latest novel
tics in shapes and Trim?
mings, also a large collec?
tion of Imported Designs at
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HEAR
Weal Fourteenth Street.
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Lit.
u You can work it out by Fractions,
Op by Hmpt? Rule of Three,"
fTis PRICE that tells the story,
Not.PHRASEOLOGY*
** You can twist it, you can turn it,"
Yon can try it all you please,
But words will NEVER make a moon
Out of any kind of Cheese.
HERE ARE FRIDAY OFFERINGS
Shortly and Plainly Set Forth.
FLOURISHES DON'T COUNT.
At *r?.f?s
l.idi*?' Kleifant Novelty ?"ape
Velvel - rteh la ?. J?t nn?l ru.litnir trim | At -,, ,.rnt
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Inm-full fpint
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late?t width iklrt
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lino Rer-fT?
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Blacked striped M?9balr Crepoa?
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-Twenty rent ?i-ialitr
-32 Inch
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\l ?.". ?-.-III?! plrCC
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In
A i us reala
gt?rl|ng Rl vet Surar an! "ran?? Sp?v?ns
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Ill n? ml? ?>rll???it.I ?In-r? ?.?ill Hilf every BboAOB?) Information.
For Boys
4 to 9 yrs.
Rlue Chi \i ? Berg* Suit,
?tri il) -id w"? 1 il'"
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In, and .m be taken
..n-.. an l ... "ket worn ? Ith
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High Class
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patterns in FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC
AXMINSTERS,
WILTONS,
and VELVETS
in a ?Threat variety of rich
colorings and artistic de?
signs. Axrninster and Au
busson Carpets (woven in
one piece) designed and
imported expressly to
order.
W. & J. Sloane,
Broadway, 18th and 19st. St.
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SHOE S
Spring is here, anil in our
CHILDREN'S
department we aro ready?sott,
dainty, "sweet*' littli? shoos for
baby. Firmer and, If poMible,
more shapely for the Tots, with
every kind and color of shoe,
?food for brtohtest or most romp*
ina hoy or girl?
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