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AID TO STATE CHARITIES.
ADDRESSES BY WELL-KNOWN MEN ANE
W< ?MEN.
BI5HOP POTTER, fWEPH II PIIOATE tXD <
BPEAK AT AX EM i " ? ? ' ?''
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IN THE i HAM! KR ' iK i ' 'MMt'Ri E.
I | rd room of th. i ? . - of ?
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fluential i
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rid at the i
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? the tt majorll
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]?..... '. ? .?; huyli r. Joseph H ?
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v v; Camp, .l.i.I. S hlff,
H. Mai H. 1. ' ' ?' : '
; . u. R Mr. an I Mrs. E. L.
, tt. Oscar A. 8 hmidt, ( "h
?p. Lewis, Horace V te, J ? - I t:
!?? ? r. A. C. Hi rnheim, Mi R.
:- ,; lnt, Mrs. O ' .V. H. 8 hieff. Iln,
? Kim utt, Mi ? heel. k. Mrs. I.owi ry,
\ Townsenl, Mrs. Char! S F i
, ... ? James Hi?
,: : Mi . .1 .hn I" F in . K, J. l > ? l'< t< r
J , :. .I Wright, M . S e. Rotiert W. De
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which wa ? ? Hi
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BeechanTs pills for consti?
pation loo. and 25c. Get the
book at your druggist's and
Annual mite ajON thus O.OOO.OUO Pote?.
Plated Warf.
Fqr Country Houses, Yachts,
Etc.
Messrs. Tiffany & Co/s
hard metal silver - plated
ware is silver-soldered in
every joint and is practically
indestructible.
A large assortment of
spoons, forks and fancy
pieces in copyrighted pat?
terns always in stock.
Carving Knives and Table
Cutlery, Dir.;.' r and Tea
Services.
Catalogue up-- i
Tiffany & Co.
Union Square,
New York.
afte ? ? ...
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par l .? -i, ,.. h . I
what ? ?-.-?.
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ittere rovl lint for
th<- division f the e-itj >e : ai tm<-iit of e;1
an ! . urr< ? lion Into '????? de |?ai ime nl . ??? ??? ,-hail
Mon 11 s e e ? , ... I , ;
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til ..? : ?,,? ?. nions mi : be ;.? pt till '..,: ;,.,,]
...??. ? mi of |u?-t--. :? i ,
lay m nils
ir<- avro ... ?,.?,..
he Iniiia-.i-a i of pail aril
e. viel!i l .i ? ' i .
?eaat yoe mi h??m have a
',. r :hl :.i itecti I nxainst. ? '??" y ?
eoiataci wi?'i the Inmate? of another Institution
'hieh n.ni.... i the vilest scum and refuse of human
iK-lety, i Vpplo .. e
jan-.s c. Carter and John p, Fauru alao ipoka, !
THK FASHIONS.
A SPRING GOWN FRENCH TAILOR-MADE
C( iSTUMES.
An eft live robe champ?tre, made by Douce?,
has .1 H irii . ol cloth; a flowered
all). ? i u hite sroun l plentlfnlly !..
sprlnk'.eil with it en coi ur at 'he
neck, and ?.'??::. .v Mi .1 ?toek and ?> plastron of
green satin, with tin: pink polka lots; ? wrlnkli i
tt itsthand of tie t ime pattei n, an l ?> b * ".' :'" ir
loops en ? ' l.ler, also of I Thi
ileeves, which an enormously full, are gathered
Into two i.,:. ? pul in?l worn with
? | :
with thi? ? turn?-; It i irii inn : with
blossoms, ;.;?? ? 'i ril ?? i I a cloud ??:' lit11? yel'.ott
butt, rflles, ? . ??? :? : as :?? ippi ir : . b< flutl
..??.;? : .
A i'i. ti h ? ? Is a h> br! l-lo.
production ' he ?at
Anglo .?.i:,. ? ? !:? t thai ?> oft? i notl
. hman ? full-di ittli ?. recent!j Im
I orted "tallo, made" look Ik tin i i ed ml?
aal, and la od 11} rffi Hi The materia! of old
gold cloth, ..;i which is laid dark t I and Idue vel
\' '. !.. All I'l !h" : ' | Ltfei 11.
\\ hli h runs up ea. li hi i nm-ctSd with
running scrollwork al thi ? Ige The i.,,. work
? vi'i thi light-llltini lowi pan of Ih. ?leeve,
OVl r Wh ' !i , ? i I ' pi! ???....'
ret er i of the very i hoi l tin I ick t are a! o ol
the app , n
Btai tllng i em to be now the n m of b ith
millini r ai ; iln n ikers, u i lh< queerest con
. ;? - In the waj ol hat an popular. A .? ro
.? ha t, with wld ? ? wings, m nie
of dark c. n an ! Line pail cites, Ing a
glitter to the unea mimai, forme.]
niest the entire boi net on I
dark beauty at a ma tin? i thi r day. A prettj
flowi r bonnet was ma
with the stems drawi
form a aori of fi i in., ami Joined le , l.li I . ?
rlbtion-gra? -. Ai othi r wa
tic sprea ling effect Is-li made by .i dra i-fly,
' ; ? : .
e flow.!
?
?
?
ti will
led for . ? tin or gi
backgrounds, in all the ht i I. of i nk, blue,
,,. tuve and ?? ? ti s i ovi r with bunchi
.,.. , tb fi m i T li ici ve thi .1
n,,,,,.. for thi lints reml I 1 ? lei ?'?
ti,.. Mi 1st en china l*erhu| : prettiest are I
?,\ |th a whll ? ; ?prlnkl I with tiny b luqui : .
a , Li. y. 1 ind with knot? of \,
delicate pink, ? ?ven ?) with ? lid r? ? ? ..t .i ?!? ep< ?
? ,1 ? rlbbot ilso a novelty. Thej
,,,,. i,i;i.,.. . ? - ? I? v. .:ii :i nai : ?
s uni edge, .m i are ? ?! ??? .m ::'? i ? Ith 1 nj branche
of fdk embi ilden-d il m ? : '. h . .,;, t/erj ; n 11
und fresh looking, bul their ? matules ma)
ii,;, 1 The) Mil for 1. its,
..,, ; ;il,:, be is. 1 i r trimming . wal : b) Ini rt
Ing them entre deux instead of laPe Oth 1 ?
1 mi .11 their WI : '
plotches and < ? ' unnln Into lha
, ', Pi .,..., a chll l'a d .
work with .1 palnl brush. Some ol the ni 1
ribi na spi 1 ir to 1 ? !'??' pourri of all th pit
gcdlng btjlc?. combing b.uin ana grui-tiain
JUST AT THIS SEASON.
WHAT !.- IT THAT KO OTKANGBT.T AFFECTS PEO
pi ?,; ffoVV HAYH?
'Tin ? ? ,:i epidemic "f tired f-'fllncs at this
tim of ti.. j ?? i-."
'I he speaker was a prominent man
"This went her Is very exhauatinir." he all- 1.
"and ? ',?? n the ]? ? pie feel its debili?
ta,
"TI re .'i- few men or w ?men who do not get
?ip In the n nina; with a i f exh lustl ti and
? resi T Is." he said, "sh wa
that l ? .1 l '\v con lltli n and ? ? da
stlmul Ina T voi no this ?real y ron lit Ion 1
. !??;?. r ihi'i the use of a pure
whiski y, i ? .? . ? ? '..',. '?- ? '?i- hl.1 and puri?
fies the . n ?thins; e Ise can do."
It ahoul l ! ?? remet .?? ?? I, h wovor, that there
? imme nde l by phy
?, nn.l that Dufl Pure M lit. It Is unlike
all other ?.'. in-'.i' . ntlroly free fr :?. Im
put iti' ' and i lultor ml T ? hi it is uni
i ? Is health?
ful i ? thoul lep esslns;, aids
:: ..?,.! . : ? ?? h vitality. < renefall)
ind i othes and rests
ati'l tarings ? uns : the r ? itine i f life.
I'neler i ? In-uniatanco permit any drugglal "t
to d five -'i m ' ?? o pointa, for they are
trul ??. I proven in the history "f
hunilro-ils "f mon nn 1 women.
"?? ., ! ; ' wove ti Into
?
I , .i! in tie "?' white embrol le ry
? i, ? ? ?. ? K ? - ilinar
! n .'h little b >a <
lib A verj pretty way
if -ilk or ere i ?n
? ? - wide -ir '
: ? i y, I
i :i . ne i. :: im mhlch
? h i -
.-Ilk. effect
'
nd.int.-fl ? ???
J"-' i ili.-shi.nl
, ? plastron of !
li I 01 idea ta, * ch reach i to the waist, < m
.ule i id. of ti,. i".\ pli ni? : ? i broad revi r of
hntisi . ?. un over ib- iucks. and ala ?
i , . from wh h il falls In two
Ion? i 'I i Roth the i \. i an I tab are bordered
, m , narrow knlf. i : it? d rufft? ed ?? J with nar
. ' '
,1 | : iwiti t.- .1 Hi - i rasa i loth La
: foi . .,n n . anil llchua this spring .
. .,, | ... ?? ; , ??,. v,.,ni i, ., well known fashion?
able woman ha? ?klri and sleeves of dark blue
, ,,'.|?,n ',... bod Ici ni e< rue colored env
l.i batl ? : iut I ill! nite?l arlth ? gath
?aI?I and fini heil with a blue grosgraln ]
r- walsl ' ,,;l" :l" ?rnbroldered
Lat?ate efi op. i lo ?ho? u Its blou i like drap
langeai Ilia ?Ilk i*he roun i toqui ol
, traw worn with this i ostume ?as
un,un. i with rll.n? of thn.lora mauve, blue
.... .i appli ?? ? inuther i ffi rtlve use ol the ecru
la on .m Impoi li ! sown ol a llghl broa i
mohair. Over its open jacket was a broad uu?or
HALF DOLLARS MEAN DOLLARS
or more, maybe, on almost
any hind of woven stuff if you watch for the Friday clean-up lots.
We make Friday the stock-sorting day. Remnants and odd lots of
every hind get a good-bye push.
SILK REMNANTS
Whether the yards were cut from the
piece or the piece cut from the yards,
where's the odds it the lengths are risrht ?
ii the remnant serves your need the only
rt'.i! remnant part is the price. If you find
I what you want and buy il you're happy and
we're happy.
At io the ?? :
Remuants up to It yds of Wash Silks. Check Taffeta
Silk, i ireipe silk. Silk Crepon, plaid .m.l check Crepe
de Clime, white China Stik. Many .it about
Iwo-thinis ofl r?gulai price.
At 44, th, yd.
Re ? nl in to 14 yds. of black .irul white l.ip Silks.
black an ! white B ocade . raffirta ^i'^. figured
India Silks, printed Silks, light and dark grounds.
Have been up lo 75c yd.
At 7k tl ? !
Black S.'tKi Duchess, the greatest oiTering we ??
m.i le. A i/cry small l"t.
MISSUS' SLITS REEFERS
Unless the styles are reasonably right, of
course you don't want them we wouldn't
want you to have them. We don't make
these little prices because the things are
mean there s ;i store here that we want
you ti? know better. These to-day:
!>??? ? ? ill-wool Maid and stripe .1 l hevkrt,
: : ? . trimmed with Ihi ;e rows o?
? ??-. yoke and be It, aues I to 11
5,1 it t- b ? 93
S ? of Covert an ! lixed cloth, blazer effects, 14, 16
and !v '.'.; . have b n ^!s to 133, all go il $10.
Abe ii ID? Children's Reefers, scared) two of a kind,
mostly ?'.. u . iid 1" year sizes, plain and fancy
cloths, ill h.ii |y | timed with brai i.
?-ilk line ? dinal, navy, blue t and .ill
o( pe : :? th- loi W. $15,
|12; none le ? lhan 88; we say $3.75. $5
S7..?0.
Si - . I t in Sert Biaza suits in very fine tn.itcri.ils,
.ill new thi ason, $12.50, from
> i - ,V ?
Si-i-iiilil I loor, lii'o:i,l ?i ni .
LINENS ODD LOTS
And because they are orphaned or lonclv,
Ii.ill or two-thirds prices.
i iu Scarfs, ind open work, 2Sc each;
'??
White I>. k Tea Doylies, ls\l* in., jt 8c each;
I ?. ? ? r ? ! i > . ' '. ?'. .1 each.
W ? '?' !'? m Si.art's. >l ".'i lo |3 kinds .it
7?
! ??? ' ? ! n ; 82x33 in., at lie;
i ?
Hem-.HI I Squares, 80x80 in , 40 .
Vt-e
i : : ? ! ' fringed 1 able < loths,
; SI.2J ? - .?
He I'eewels. 27x42 W
i : rabl? Da t, 04 in wide, 30
; ? ? '.' lily.
lourtli Vti'ilili-,
WINDSOR riES
Several hundred of thematic; some were
?'.'<k . Some .1 little soiled.
Ilrimil ii ii i .
I DRESS GOODS
WO "i more remnants fine printed OuIUs, 0 to M yd.
lengths, al h
f'crh.ip^ 1.000 ihort length fine Ostviots, J.ic\'ti.irds,
Storm Serges, Whipcords, Cr?pons and the like. 36
to SO in. wide, i to s yds long, imponed to M.-1I at
?V i to ->l S3, may go al 30 to 50.
i Black Goods remnants include 4 to * y.i. Icnrthi
of the most popular styles of the tea on --("repon?.
Jacquards, Mohairs, Si ?rm Serges, Cheviots, "ic to
$l.s5 kind ..t 45 and Hi
A windfall of \\.i>!i Goods it*mtui4$?Ljwra?.
|aconets, Ducks and Ginghams, choice desigmssM
shading, l?t" 20, kinds al 10..
In unit near Itoliiiiiln.
LACES RIBBONS TRIMMINGS
Remnants <>i I..ices and odd or slightly
mussed pieces th.it were up to 50c yester?
day are 15c now.
Ribbons. Remnants, odd lengths, odd
shades and line Ribbons, used on show, -ire
j in three I>>ts. 5, 10 and l*c. Quarter prices.
Beaded and plain Trimmings, fringes, a
I variety of things in the Trimming line that
were up to M the yd. may go at 10c.
Ilro.'i.l?. ?>'.
EMBROIDLRILS WHITE GOODS
All the Embroidery remnants of the
week's selling, -it 5, 10 and IS: the yd.
("mods that were double and treble in our
stock.
The White Goods remnants are at luIC
5 and 10,. the yd.
llrouilt.il...
BOYS' CLOTHING
Boys' tir. ? percale laundered Shirt Waists, v r!ou?
colors, '> to II yrs . 65., m 8 ?o SI.75.
r>..\,c aH-wool hlue I heviol Ri ailor Millar,
8 to* yrs., UM.
Ruy Bos I"; Coats, i ? I overt doth, - ?!?
and double breasted, 0 to 13 years, $5.50: yu'd
I.,'. I' on ?n most places,
Boys 2-piece douNe-breasted Sujti of toft .V.I-wool
check el Ih, ?'> to 13 yrs . $4.
i ?? all?? i .I tingle-breasted Suit-, navy Hue ?erg , G
t., 15yrs., $5.
Spe ial lot ol Knee Trousen foe boys of 4 to 15
yrs . M
Secoii.l I'luiir, Mnlli ?ilrt-t't.
UPHOLSTERY
Kind the length that will fit and half or
third of the recent pnce will buy the tine
Tapestry. Brocatelle <>r Silk Damask you'l
need to re-upholster a single piece or even a
whole suit. May be ?O0 ol these pieces.
Take three at random.
8,??i yds., originally $7.50 the yd, now $8 for the
?
'.', \. . I lly 89 the yd., now V.7.S lot the
4 yd . ? . 83 50 the yd., n rw $5 f r the entire
Fit e English i ton fot irtains, slip covers or will
hai ?rings, fas! ft, 4tk Kind
al 15 .
Th. se Ban h m Porti, res and Lice Cut? il ;r!e
dus). ' ' i. ror
in?tai ' '?Jl.l? Bambo i irt ??? il 55..
?flilr.i Klo.ir. I'.-iirih licnui-.
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slee ?? . we re i ivi re 1 with
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i. ..? an i ivhl Ilk. The
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with ???: : i '?? yoki Is blue. The
bows ,i:i evening ilrees, worn :.it.'
|y by id.- ...!'. I. ? ? .1 'x?B. 1' was of
white an I roi ?? a-olon I p -kin, ,i skirt of .
gause entire!? covering thai of pekln. Three rows
of , xqui t< i" ? a, palnte I bj the han ! of an artist,
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: lei \.?:, we re of silk mu
WOStES WHO l"> SOT WAST T<> TOTB.
An s il if v ' ,; oppose I to the extension
of the suffrage has i i?n formed In this State, and
ii has aln nij grown to large proportions, number?
ing in il rank many pi imineni worn? n, among
u i, ??: n ..?? he i ' Mrs, Rich ird IVat eon
tlllder, Mi Brands M. Scott, Mi-. Douglass Rob?
ertson anal Ml ^ Elisabeth Waiel. "The association
was organised las) spring," said Mrs, Gilder, when
Be :i i.i-t i ght, "before the meeting of the Con?
stitutional <'om ntlon. lu three weeks it collected,
wlthoul eollcltatlon. ?.000 names, more than half of
whl ii were v. irklng-women. The passai.f the
suffrage amend.nl bj the Assembly, and the fact
ti,:,! ti i? no? before t'1- Senate, haa made it in
. mu?. .m on the women ??i>i? me I to this measure to
, ,llp, forward and mik" themselves heard, and the,
MMoclatlon thought it well t> r?organise for future
Un Brands M. Bcott and others appeared before
the Judiciary I'ommlttee of the Simuu.' on April
in anil Mr Bcoll read ,i paper ,it,.i ?us cross-ex?
amined by tin chairman. The position of this
asHni'iatlon : well dettned In Mr-*. Scott's speech.
The) !? er! suffrage forced upon women as ,i muv
lake -ii i mtleal expediency, illfllcult, If not im?
possible t,. rectify, and certainly .i social revolution
in, iske-il and unde-su able
Mr?. Heairge Phillips, of Mo MB ICasl Blxtleth-st,
Is the secretary of the association, and all women
who are in sympathj with this movement ar.> re?
quested t.. send their names and addresses to lier,
KTVOIO TIA WOB raYI SVX8BAM BED.
The Sunbeam Hed, In the children's ward of the
X .'a fork liiilrmara for Wotii, n und Children, No
. i, i ingsl m Rare, ? 111 ree ? Ive 11.000 as the pr <?????? :
.,f ,i M iv flower festlvsl he!d on Wednesday after?
noon an i evening in th.- studio i r Louis c. Tiffany,
s,.. T Bast Seventy 'econd-st, Young ?iris terred
tea, riressed In Puritan costumes, and the many vis
Itors to the studio spent ,i delightful afternoon and
evening. The members of the Sunbeam Circle and
th. fommlti.i Trustees are Mr.?. I?. M. Sthnson I
Mrs B, i' Henderson, Mrs William Oilman Thomiv I
? n, Miss Julia U. l??- Const and Mrs Louis C
T i (Tu ii j ; the .Misses Elsio, Alice and risi.le Dorai? I
SI
I :
Ti
nun.iiiiiiiiiiiii.i.iiiiii'i.i.iiiii
OUSES 7i
HAVE
Wl HALLS. \
Awkward ones, too?sometimes, f
Hardest kind of werk to fi:rni>ri right, ij
Let's help. New Sprii ; line of :
Chairs, H riging Racks, Umbrella si
Star.'!-. Settees, Curious Hall Trees, Sj
etc. M ist see them to understand them, s
MAI riNCsS. A ROLI.UM I
AXMINSTER CARPET . . ?et* s
VELVET CARPET . - *? ?? W et?? s
BABY CARRIAGE .HUI :
IM.AID MAHOGANY SETS*?.* :
BAUMANN BROS., !
22. 24 & 2o lia*-! Nth St.. Near I'nion Sq. :
,,,,,,i,?,.inn.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii.i i'W
nick B man Carl Mar?, rei [letta Blbyl K. Hub
Ij.u- ; \,.;.. V. ? Hul II M i lit- Hurll ' Rutfe
ll... Jo? ? ?? l: ?. ?t ~ '??'?? ?'? 8 uiioa,
Harriet Shell I Bth : Williams.
? ? ?
.i;.-/!' i v-i it ? i i orders. ensi
\\i<: ,.- kprtl II (Special) Na.it ."-'.ers
have beci ?;.... rt I .m
nieis ordered :?? the Mohican. Lieutenant Hatpin?
detached from the Wabash ai I ordei I t.i the
Hanger aa I relief ??? L.U itenant T. 8. Rodgi rs,
detached and granted ihre, months' leave ..r ab
tii a. P. Nasi i !?:.! hi i from trio
go II ??:??: .i- ? SI CUtlVl ?'!' ? : Of 1:10
l.:.:. -; i. - Lieutenant R. H. Sampson and LMv
ant Poster have beei retired from i live - rtrlcs on
!.:?.'?' IS .1. K.
Cogswell letached from the Portsmouth Navy
Vari) a n al w ash
Ensign w i> UcDougall detached from
\. mvl i-, and ordered t i the Enterpri Car*
ii.-nti K I' Kirk detach?*.! fi im treatment at tiie
Ni .* \ ' I Ho . oru.iei to >m
porar) ai i 'ramps'.
Til.- following Arm) i lei I <ve been lastted:
!. . uti n i m . '.....? ? i Sumuei s .-'ittimer. gtn Cavalry, ig
.i: ? i| of ?ii< . prison.quartermaster?*
tal pi iperty at tin Militai v Prison
Li ivenworth, aa may !?? reported unfit for service.
Leave for two montha ;s framed io
Captain Rudolph '?. Eben, .i ilstanl sun
? ?> ?
XEW-JERMEX ll.\s {XOTHER II.?a I. Iim.WiT.
Trenton, \. .i . Apr;'. II (tovernor Werta '..is
signed the LU passed by the Legislature making
Unroln's birthday, P? bruary 12, ? lecal h illday.
The Governor haa h la i ??.ion alxteea
1..1N passed b) the Legislature on which he hai
taki n no .i
_-.??>_-_
//. It. JACOBrt THEATRE /v TROUBLE,
a- appllcatloi was made to Judgi IJ k-'aver
in th.- Court of Common Pleas yesterday on*bi lit
"f Heut) i; Jacobs, t.. enjoin Thomas Cahlll from
dispossessing him from the itur-l Avenue Theatre)
.' r non-paymeni of $?.'?"?' rent, for which Judgtnanl
h.is been obtained In the Sixth District .'?art.
The hearing of the action was atljourned, so that
the sureties on the appeal ?rein th.- .le-isiuti of
the lower court might be examined m lo their
H'l.ilitii.i:;.in?
justice Heekman, In the Bupi me Court, was
aske.i i>> counsel f.ir William W. Buxton ;. ap?
point :i receiver for Henry R. Jacobs, Il .t.is saM
tint in ??o Jai ba paid tSOjoOQ for i ten reni lease
on the theatre at (he rate of (OMOO .i year, There
were two mortgage? of $!"..<?? and ttB.000 on the
theatre, and it was charged t> counsel that in an
action ;.. foreclose the mortgages, Byron IV. Cohea
was retint', i .m Jacobs's behalf an.l told Jacobs
tltat he hu.I settled the matter Cohen, the law?
yer said, '.vas later arrested for blackmail, and
left th.- state Buxton now avers thai the i- ,rt
gages wer. never paid. l*eclslon eras t lerved.
TER litre srrrosEit to nn r.nsr.
P .rt Towiuttmd, Wash.. April Ig.?The arhnnassT
Behring Sea. from Tac ?ma, has been found thirty?,
five mile? weal of Cap? Plattery bottom up. Tht
crew of ten persona is supposed to have r..m
drowned. The vessel was m.ikiiiK her maiden vor?
a?.' fut th.- halibut banks, and was deemed sn un
??? in ii ;h\ craft.
flint's Fine Furniture
l-*iii-|ilture is BOM s
?t.. tliut DO ?lise,.un
allowed, t ji .1 ; quantity t?> ttny ?u}?r,
very .le?.- at Kiinf?. t.*> Bresl m?),
tliut n,> .Use..unt fr?ta th.- plainly nittrked vrlce? is

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