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HOME NEWS.
TA* r-ntfaif Pre?? 7o*<*' J?'?-*?. ??""t*"* aajB-agssBji no ?a?
?atr-n-r*-? <? Ham-Tar* City thitt art IIOtlBlBjg '?? *?'??
' r.r?.r n?u-?or tu, |i?f,d /?-??-?.?il. ?f? 1,?<ir,<71?<?Tt>r. al .Va.
'?JUrin-f .Vri? Vor'" ''i.V. it? Ot'ornisfi-n mid ifoeumenls
for BSJNbb ?M ??? '?* *"" "? *''??* '?????fl?'?""'? a,',i f'"V ,r<U
sin aisajsiliiTrr*?" '"? ?""??"-'' iv*??1 iiiiiigasurstBiUfs
ei'v.a.iiUo'/?- I""?''?? ***** ,U?rmi"Uti?Ht"r?ui//ioull".?
??unfry.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
fJW"Mt?*hopa Investigation. City Hall.
' Senate Judiciary Committee, ?'ouri of General
Sl||t, ,.. ... Armory mveatlgatlOU, City Hall
Mount Holyoke Alumnae, Fifth Avenus Hotel, n
a. m. . .
Pol- Beery'? i-?? before Fire Commissioners.
New-York-Brooklyi baseball s-ame. Polo Grounds. I
Autbora' Eaatei readings, Ca**U4?*1e Hall 8:15 p.m. ,
Moatauk Club dinner to Mr. DfBJ?w, I'.rooklyn. j
e\enln?;.
Gramm ir 8? bool So TJ ?Ml ?rt In ail of library.
Arlington Hall, s p. n*
Colonlal Club dinner, clubhouse, evening.
B, iklyn Democratic Club, So, 281 *i?ntaa"-*?*at., j
8 p. m.
Hamilton Ciub annual el-*tlon, Brooklyn, I i>. m.
Barnard School i*ece,#tlon-drlIl, Ith Battalion Ar
mory, I p. m.
Company H 13th Regiment, r, eptlon, armory, |
Brooklyn, s ?.. m.
Good Qovernmeni dub B, No ~> West one-hun- |
dred-and-fourth- I - Ip. m.
. !.. Stoddard'a l??cture, Daly's Theatre. 11
a. m.
Dr. Henry M. I.eipilger's lecture, One-hund
aad-twenty-flfth-si and Flfth-ave., I p. m.
NEW-YORK CITY.
r?r John M Woodbury. who was arrested Thurs?
day on the complaint of John Loftus, a grip-nan
on" the Broadway cable roati was brought before
Justice s innis in th? Jefferson Markel Court yes
snd discharged. .lohn M. Bowers appeared
for Dr. Woodbury.
At th? CSood Governmenl Club u.
Xo. TO Wesi One-hundred-and-fourth-st., to-nteht,
mi entertainment ??ill be suppli? i by the Sew*York
College Mai lolln and Guitar Qulntel and J. P.
Smith, humorist. < m Monday the club will meal to
pi test again si the Raines Ballot law.
Th.- las: Bervices In Bt. Ann's Chun h, Bight? nth
n< . near Fiftb-ave., ??ill be held to-morrow. At
;.,.. n o'clock service the n tor will preach, an?
swering the mu? stloni : Why ?? ? !? ave Elghte. nth-st.,
"Why ??<* did not rteenth-at.. Why we se
lascted One-hun i rty-nlnth-st., and speak?
in? or future plan? and hopes. At 4 p. m. there
will be short address a. At s p. m. Hi? rector ? mi n?
las M-iii : i ip hi? forty-three years In old Bt.
Ann'.?, an l outline the new Bt Ann's ir mi the
stand:.oil I ol the greatest good to the deaf-mutes
'of N'eu A rk, to further whose spiritual and ten?
poral ??? Ifare St. Ann's Church WM founded.
Announcement is made of the dinner of Bl
Goon*.-'.-! Society, which will be ii? M at Delmonlco's
on Tn?.slay, St. George'c Dev.
Shiro Kuroda, of Amherst Agricultural College,
will tell of his conversion from Buddhism to i i
only at A aso latloti Hall, Twenty-thli*il-st. and
Poorth-ave., i i morrow al i p. m. 'Phis is the last
Sunday the Moody Male Quartet, of Chi ago, will
nut? here.
The third and last service of th?* Church Choral
Bo ety for this scan r. will be hel I on Wi i ?
afternoon. \: rll '-'1. a1: 1 TlHir.sil.iy i venlng, April 23,
in the Church of '/inn uml Bt. Timothy. A care?
fully sele 'ted programme, Im \ntonin
Dvorak'a "Mass In i1," ??'ill be given Th<
- ir- under the leadership of Richard Henry
"Warren. The soloists will be Miss Pi inc ? Miller,
.-?or'rano; Miss Marguerite Hall, contralto; Thomas
"mpet, tenor; Dr. <"arl Huff!, baas
The nixt dinner of the Political Science <"liih
win be, held at the Hotel Savoy, Plfth-ava and
Flfty-nlnth-St, on Thursday eveninR, April i'?. Din?
ner w ill be served at ? o'clock. The subje I foi
Hi? ever.in-: will be: ".--hall th?? United States Adopt
the "free Coinace of EOrtrT' Krank ,1. Cannon,
I'elegate in (.'nnrrc?? from I'tah; ?harles 8. Fair
rhlld, Simon Stfcrne and President (Junton will ad?
dress the flub.
Thf annual dinner of the Delta Kappa Epsilon
Club wi'l bo hehl at the clubhouse this evening at
C JB o'clock.
Mrs. Charles A. Gould will open her elegant
L h nans. Rt No. 171 laenox-ave., for a musicale and
f reception on Monday, Aiiril 29, to b? given for the
beaellt Of the , hoir of the Church of the Nativity,
in which Mrs, Donald McLean and many <-?;,. r
prominent Harlem people are Intereated. Smart'a
"Klag aughter" has been arranged as an
operetta by Miss LllUe Berg, ??ith additional Im i
dental i ' eratlc and otherwise. The
Is to be given i.y the Ltllle. Berg Glee o, many
of the members of whi.'h are proml
6?onai and amateur singera.
Presi.l'T.t P. 1. Patton, of Princeton Is
???ill t>re., h ttvratMTow evening in the Rutgers Riv?
en de Preabyterlaa Church, VTesl Beventy?thlrd?st.
and the Boulevard,
The -rranlte pedestal foi G rge vTaahlngton'a
statue on the Bub-Treasary has been receiving a
thorough scouring in the last few flays, and a
preparation hag bien put on the atones :.. prevent
?-rumbling, one of the stones of the 11 li ital is the
o**ts*lna] one on whlefe Wiashlngtoa atood when be
v.as Inaugurated, and lias recently been cnsmbllng.
\t the annual meeting of ih? Providern Savings
Life Assurance Society, ?.a Thursday, Sheppard
Homans r.-siL-n. 1 as president, on ??count of 111
h'-a!:h. He OI***a**l*aBd the company in VSR, an?l had
i?? ? d Its head for nearly twenty yean. Charles E.
A\'iliard ?as elected !?? succeed him.
A coneert will be given in ?"hickerins Hall on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Curtts*B Orchestra, iti
ai'i of the Beth Israel Hospital. No, DM Ba l Broad
way.
\ -. Badoa ? ' the Mount Holjr ike Alumnae Asso
fiat on will b" :.? ? Fifth Avenue Hotel at
H a. m. to-day. Luncheon ??ill t?- served at i
o'clock. Offlci ra will tu elect :
f'olonei Waring Intends, if be fan, to have the
I'.'I.avn,. i.t ..' Public Works build Street lava?
tories in this city, ai. i has been catrylng ?n a t-or?
rea?**?mdence on the subject with William Howe
Tolmai:, secretary of tvn- c-smmlttoa of Seventy's
sub-commltte.- on baths sn 1 lavatorli'S. The re
I'ort of the Bub-commltt*-) la approved also bi?
charles O. Wilson, president of the Board >>'?
II. ilth.
lie Wit I Chapel, ?n Weal Twenty?mnth?at, ai I
the Thlrty?fourth Street Reformed Churoti have
been uni:-i as th.- Thlrty.fourth Btreel Collegiate
<'hur.ii. The Rev. Drs Petei Btryker and K
F, .inner nill be the asso ite pastora To?morrow
Hr. Btryker will ii-a.ii al " ;.. .-? sa. ami i?r.
Junor at ~. :.V> ;.. m.
The Armory Board held an executive acsalon in
Issa Mayor'a Inner room yestei lay to eonalder Ihe
chargea made by Superinti u,i,. ??- t^.,.
Bulldlngi Department, thai the !<tii i>mm.-iit Ar?
mory aras noi b? ng buUl according to the plans.
Mr. Constable ma le a verbal i*eport on the building
am! ottered auggesUons for Btre?a**tJ*?nlng parta <?:
the structure alleged t?? be v?.-ak. CwMa ? Bar.
"'?", ihe archltr - and Jamea T. Murphy, tii
i-oatractor, who were preaent, g-fjaed !.. consul!
???ith Mr t'onsiabie ami have atneaiSed plans pi.
ta.-' i in lime for th- next board meetla**, on Tues
day. Ta? board beeame sal "ailed thai the structural
wtsalUM nhtrh bad been complained of ??a? noi
aja -re?: as i;:?'i been r?-iioit?-i, ami could be easily
lamedled ;- was said that no te?tflng ?ioi?ii would
be M04*4wary,
John <; Woolley, of ?7l*4c4t?go, will deliver an ad
irsaja before the A***?iicaa Temperance Union al
Chlckering Hall tomorrow afte*rs*4Mn al 'i o'clock.
. The Man .? yesterday appointed James T. Pang
tmrn. Of No. *| .iaii.-.vt.. a City Marshal In the
Third Judtctal Dlstricl Ctrart, to -11 < ? ?,, i Roben
T. Kl.vn.:, Tr-mniaiiy Hemocrat. removed Mr.
I'anKbiiin is a l.\th Assembly Instil,?; ??, j,,a,li< an,
ami sraa ii-.-umm. -: ?i ? --i by ?x-!'nii,.i states Marshal
j. W, Isf?bag
Se.-.Jsm-n have |.,n ;,us? .luring the last twii
we-ks. and ??till fontlrnie to be, in supplying the
deman-i? of tarmeis. am,r6anmi> and fana'Maa with
material of various kimis for sown? ami planting
on farm? aixl in truck ami faowtr IgrdaWg.
John W. Nix has been ?>ct.<| a .lire-tor of the
Irvin? National Hank, to till the va-ancy ?aus.-.l
by the death of his fiither, John Nix.
A Kli.ii of HjirlnK Is the mwajt number of vendors'
wagons ami pe-llers' jiushcarts passlnit throtm-ii the
streets In r.sidcntlal sections of the city with
bulbs ami plant? all ready f0r setting out In h<.m
BWWer ?ariinii.
Tlie venerable f'anon Knotvle^. formerlv of the
Cathedral of .St. Peter and St. Paul. i'hl?-ago. will
preach In the ?.hur? h of the Holy Nativity One
hundred-and-thirty-slxth-st. and Lenox-ave., to
Highest
of all in Leavening Power.?Latest U. S. Gov't Kcport
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PU BE
morrow evening ?-at VM o'clock. All an cordially
llTtae Manuscript Society of New-York will g?v? ?
,.?,.,.ptlon for .MU" Belle de Luaaan al the rloae "
,ti uai private meeting of ihe s?,.*?.,,. n?-M Mon
day evening, al the Mendeleaohn alee Club roomi
Th?. third In a aerie - ol a?dreaaea on "The Com?
ma Man" win i" given to-morrow al I P? m. b)
,,; j -. MeCurdy, at the Bawl Eighty sixth ?t.
branch -r the v..mi.: Men'a Chrlatlan Aaaoclatlon.
Young men are Invite tl.
The Rev. it. w. T. Moore, Editor of "The Chr!.*
;;a? commonwealth." London, England. is lr
country on a brief vlalt, and will occupy the .
?? th.' Church .?:' th.' Dlaclple Se a West 1 IftJ
?Ixth'il . to-morrow evening at - o'clock.
AFFAIRS IS BBOOKLTX.
AGAINST 'nil*. ELEVATED RAILROAD LOOP.
Michael Murphy has procured an Injunction from
th?- Supreme Court, returnable to-day, temporarily
restraining th,- Brooklyn Elevated Company from
building its loop m from of the plaintiff'? premise,?
in Hlgh-?t., near the brl Ige entrance. Mi Mur
nh? alleges thai before the loop va- project.??] hi?
property was worth MW?* and thai Iti conatru
lion wi.l m iterl allj l? -?- a Ita value
HORSE AND B1 OGT DASH INTO THE RH
A -runaway horae, drawing a lighl bi ggy, Mon
Ins t.. Henry Tracy, of No. M Nav>
from that poini -?t breakneok ?pec i down Sa
an?] ?,.? the pie r int" the : ?? '.. a' - " ? 1 ? I
night. Th- hug?*) bn
and Imn ?? ' ? '
, ,?,,.. ?as thrown around him. an
,,,- ,.- . ,..,-.-. J ? n Me Don I ai te -
1 ol No. 69 II
,?.,. i -.,. out. ?? .- astral k by ll
and ten . flngei ol hi? righi han.l wer? cut ol A
? ., | wai alao ;
? -*? ?
GATHERED ?VBOUT THE T? >W '
Th? Twentj ? ?
(taniratlon, wh 'i ha* beei i n
Ucara e ? Twenty-nfth W
Willis ii K. l ?umbell, pi ? !
Shepar I I ? ? ' lent; A. W. Con
Robert ? 'lyde, Mnani lal i retary, ? ? ' '?? W
McMon . rer.
Wlnifre l i. Uth XI hola, fourteen year? old. e
(3t Proai - t ave.? haa been n - ?? h? r h
?since Ap -il ?. The police wer?
oui play.
Th..m.?s ?;. i.if ? ?
]?;.,,.-. a-ho ?li? I "t. April 12. 1
|, " ,.- the ?
Hende r?on. ol So '7" Te
;., i? aving an ? lau ?
An attacl menl
ft Co., and one foi ?
have i"---i. -? im :
.;,? ? i orda ? an I Machine ?
Ihe attachme nta ye
Judge Moon In lb? i
?entei ? ?'? llliam itauml
?
penitentlar) The am
ft.:.??'. Nathaniel T. Houghto
bexallng I 000 from 11 Mont?
he ??..s ?ti wai ). wa
th? ?penitentiary ? petition
in Houghton'i ? - ?
Montauk Club, waa preset : i
lag ol ii Jai Ige Moore aald
iii-.iULiit up In good aun
Incentive to .-'.?-.il on ace oui I ol ; ?
i am expected to open the i ?
him K" free. ^ ? : ?'
brought up amid every temptation ?i :
better than to ateal la aenl lo ? ?
cart or ?< :ition or: <iny on?."
A TEA IS All' OF A I '.' err
A library tea ?
? ? i ' . .
:h- !"?? ? '.- Of : he
?
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tiav'- been
from '?
Every book
with . a re, and dei
? . ???
?tu; I) . . :- t., t :;. \ ? -i,., ; . ??. lowei
of the college building waa given up 1 tea
y..,-. :.-,? ?.- iraely ,.,'..-, ?-?1 in the
Helene ? Un tem?an had
?
i m - ? Anita Eai i". Flor? i ?
ette Roaenhe Im, E ?'? ? tn < mpn ??
olate table .?.i i pr? ??-1 ?.. el \
'?A b) ?11- ? V li.
Evel) i. tin. hua, I ...: ? :. ? Llp| l I
I;. Illy, Marth? v.. ble
Mr?. John \ U
H. K. Owen?, Mrs. Edmun i J. El)
Hutro, .Mi ? arle lo?< ph :'? ,..
Miaaea liai llett, MeiTill and Itobli i
lemonade. Attra live artl te
- Id by Mrs. E, J i . ' 'ona di D. E. < tak,
Keith and M
library use wer? ?old by Mi , N ola iber,
.; Janowltc, and I he Misai Leonle Kle
Le -, y, Hettie !:?.. ? ? ba im, n eitl? .,? : ..
?Dora .- ? ? and H? ,.;, niman
-.?.as in chai ? ??
aj*v - Iren? Brandon, Ste
:, Lawaon, M
.*- , i, .H.'i Clara u -. hslei < 'an?ly
. lie ?ale vi, ,i . HIhi hi V ol?l and ? :? rtrude
.Mutt. Au toi raph api rtt?-?l men
and women were aokl by "
' - Krohman, .vi: ami,. i ? . and Ml
Martha Morton. .Mi Katherine la lilake Mi .
y. O. Bryson, Misa Mar) J PI?rson, Mi In i
I.am.;, Mis. K. 8. Benjamin and Mi tlfred J?.
tetakl had .-...i:i.| h? autograph
Ora ?? l:. Beach and th? M , es ?-'. E.ll abe .. 11.
Kate II. Jaclcaon, Llllia Mack and Eva .1. pui ? ,i
i -i the "conundi "i?i pie." n hila "lit, rary
lad" was served b\ Mlai Frances Benjamin, vi?
tl ? ii. the Misse* i.? na, Ko ?> and I ? i
Davidson. Kai? B. Hlxon, Ida Hoffman, Minnla
- and Dalay L, Bteln.
?? ?? ?
llAlcn At WOBB AT MASBATTAS BBAOH.
ll la-it. la of workmen are employed a i Man
Be .' h maklna prep trail in for the in i lall
opening. The ne aw Manhati an The ttre, i
the iia-i-i : land, will be .? | illy eq lipped ?
city ajdajrhouse, an i here Edwai i K. Itle ??' b u
<? impanj ai i ?Souaa*? band will be attrae lion? al dif
ferent hour? The new blcyclt* track, one third of a
niil?- In < Ire tmferene ?. a ill b, ? ? erne ol
meseta and racing coniesti Paii pyrote-i hn
Hutu.-t.. s special f? iture? v. ill be proa..? i ?
June it h..- been di , op? n the Manhati in
Beach 11 ?tel on s iturda*, May i and m in)
have airead) secured apartment? foi the
The nee manas? r will be <: ii. Shell? -,. a
came popular thi lugh his direction ol the Oriental
Hotel, The unusual dlversit) und n ?veil. ol i ,??
ne? attraction will, It la believed, draw the largasi
crowds evei known al Manhattan Beach, i
accommodation ol these the rallwai service will
be Increased. Train? will run until midnight an
hour later than heretofore, and time between the
Beai ii and Thirty-fourth st. win be r? lue cd ? i
llilrtv -In ? min
BUMIXBMA COMPLICA TlOXg.
Juatlce Beach, ..f th? Bupreme Court, ?, ? iterday
appoint?*?! iataae s Nealli ?...,v? i ,.i the reni ol
iifie-e-n .i|.ait:...-iii bouaea, In two ?u ta brought
agahiai tleorge B. Jucket) and others by John J,
Joaea and Alexander Thayer, ai tru tee of the
Dai i Joaea rwtate, to I iree loae two mortgage??, ag
gregatlng KA2.0H), <.n vartou? pttaperty, Th? plain
tiff? Mahl that Mr. Jucketi was ? clerk In Ihe of
ii" ..t miss ?x- eScbley, lawyera, when he purchased
the prop* ity, ami thai In March, IM6, deeds were
recorded oonveylag Noa, 771 and 785 Tenth-av?. t.,
?;.-..i?,- Blla? for M Noa 77: and 7H Tenth ava, to
F. I?. Dowley for $10, Noa. tn and '?i West ?Tlfty
thlt'l-M. I?? Jam.' ?'. K'-."l i,,i .t|a; \(IS. \g\t ;,?.; :iu,\
M Went Kifty-s. i?ii<i-hi and No. TTi Tenth ave, to
Truman V. TiitHc for tin. an.I |lo. 77: Tenl h-a v?-. t?e
<:?-??rK?- i:. Morns loi * i ? ? ai in?' lime the convey
amta was ma.i.- to Mr. BUm h la Mid thai be u ? .
m K'iro|i<-,
The altachsnenta oiitain<-.i againat the Steten i?i
anei Terra ?'otta Lumber Company, ?if Wood bridge,
N. I., ?m Man h L"?? by J. Klwani Addicka, Robert
Staffoni and W. (V. 't.ii'iwin liar? been relea?? i
at the Kh?-rifT's oflliK anil the action? discontinued
,i"hn It Cole lias been appointed r-ecelver for 11?<
Ravenawood Art Olaaa Works, whose office i? al
No. 4.1 Barclay-at., an?l work? at Havtiisw.iod, Lona,'
Island, on the application of Itiign S. Mack, by
. La wren .. of the Supreme Court. Bull? >?
^reyntlns po.imii have been pressed ajrainsl th.m
. and th? ?"herlfTs sale realised less than M.**?*
? i , ? its. There are other
assets, ? 11 ?: of outstanding accounts ..r ? '..?no,
, ;. iuity in i. a. estate si Raven; ? i i-i.
*..'??? to *l.""_
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IHri ?Mi un, I " mili -
un.i ? ' .. , A, n%-.I m
Il liai it i a ?
I'lil.ai I'll IHrl i llrl?(.,l Sprll :i
ami s-.i m ra II ait h ni.lv In i Arl ell t. I'? trrlv?-.l ?I
il,. I:.,i ,,i lu i m
Hteami i .s.il. rnu lit?, II ? ? .1 iroli 27 ?ml
Anlwi i|, April I. ?>iti. c i. Ai
ii'"l al il- Il i al ?
Uli cm i I aland iDsn) i msen i '?.p. nhna? n Api ii 2,
Clnilianbut? ::. ' "hrlall ' lia ? ?
l.'i . .,!.!?, an.I 184 I i I ? I I I
' \n_I ?t Ihe liar al 11 n
, - | ,\.,i ii.ii.iI.i Iflen. Its , i
?nl Kanithampt.in i-'. arlili nul? . 'M, ,., in .,,,., _?.,!
"K.- i'.i ? i.? ' lh< H..i I'liii' ?m 11< .m i.n,. \i i... i
;n II,.- IIhi Hi . ?'. ' '
si ?n,, , M n ,,i Hier?, K liai n ?i il ?'-.
with m- an.l 'lis ? ? i... i,i un< h, I..I' .? A
< ? An ived al il ? ?" P m
s. -,,,, ar I'm l? ?leri l-, n|..*a, il iml.ui \?. ?: .
'ni ? sn?l 81 ? il.m .?"I ". n."
I! 'm I'll- ?n,, 11. ..ii 1,1 n-. \i i u i .,? . i., i ,, it 3:4a p m.
?-''.iiii'i Villor?a 'I-' l-..,i .n Vera i*iu, Man h IP?,
Miafttitlsn April 1 i ? .? ?? ? mil I . -. Vi, with
."'?ii l?l V. li M,,,, .,,,, A.-tli. .1 .it
the II al i .?i p m
si'..ni. r l'n: . la Iphls, ?'.? i . . ,i , ,,. \; nl ?.
''i'- m il. i.. Dual i i 12, a m mrli , l It pi
l" II- i'li. ??.. ih .? Dallai! ?ne. i.n i,,, i;,, ,,t 12:3g
a m
st. imei s on n, fa m ? i ? Ilia . ? i? - mtth hull i" a"
, i-. ' ? .i i. i. , i,
Am,., ?> iki i'. ".m. Richmond saal Mewport
N'.-??, mu, ,,,.?? ?,,,! |.., aensei? t. iha Old taminlon H?
?-'"?iii.-r liiiwiii'l-it'. ?\'?l?'i. N?**7*or1 N,?? .iii.l N?>r
fr.ik. with n?ij,f unj pssssngtira to OM ?omlalea s* c?>.
Brentano'*.
Brentano's.
Brentano's.
A NEW ERA IN BOOKSELLING
Departure from old lines ? Traditional fences broken
down?Prices to suit the times?A famous bookselling
house enters the field for large trade at small profits.
We have a story to tell?I customers, adequate knowl-'variety,clerical force?all have
of what we ?ire going to do??edge of books issued. Books .been right. We now cut off
why we an* going to do it??art* sold as books. The sur-?the sharp edge of price.
how we will go about it?and roundings of a book store are! t ?
how it will interest you. ?in harmony with the stock. 'A few Specimen Offers
? for Saturday and Monday
The book store of the past Prices have .-ill along been ?^ be ^ Here they
has been enveloped in a cloud die barrier to large sales. LfJLbut remember every
?I traditional glory he These banners we propose toU{ ?s marked d()wn t0 ?
general store kept books, but burn away. We will sell ,astnotch> Come inearlyand
thiswas not considered rivalry, books as theap as they can be ^ for elf how ^
The general store sold books, had in the city, and as tow ,, yw? have done the work.
but this w.is not competition, even as when they are mixed
The publisher encouraged the with calico, soap and whisky.
?bookseller to keep on his ped- We offer not whnt we want
estai but sold books to the to sell?but what von want to
general merchants.
buy?not at our price or the
publisher's?but at your own.
uglily
We are just as hospitable to
mail orders, for the filling of
which our facilities are un?
equalled.
Rii.BV. H y Georg?? Du Maurier. 95c
uino, cloeli. (..y mail I,/??)
We hav?' tried to pierce We meet the conditions that *?"*"""*"
through th?" cloud. We fail
to see why, if books are to be
sold, a bookseller should not
be in a position to se-ll them.
Other things .being equal,
most ?persons would prefer to
l?:i\ their books ?it a ?book?
store
exist.
Tur. Manxman. By Hall Caine. $1.10
nmo, cloth. Rynaailfi.it)
- ? P'iMuher. price $i v>
We do not offer a stray T)IF f-()I? >OMR mortals amo
bargain or a special lot of par- I*OKI> Wkmwuii. By John
? T l , , , Oliver II.il.l.c-. S 1.01
ticular books?but nave gone .,-:.o ?-.??.??, ?By ma*,, ."a.
over our stock and mercilesslyr** "'*?*?>
marked everything down. It r\J^^?LZ ^VSt "u ne
- ?i? l?ihn K'iidnck Hani's. Illustrated. 95c
Here books ?are under-1is a real departure. We arel iBfweo?u*n
Pulilwbcr'i peu t i
?tood Here you have the going to keep it up, too. That
II. _t_ , ? __,' , c ., i I i'.RVCF.'s A\l FRICAN roMMON'.VK.AI.TII
?book to uit the ?person. In is the good news for the ?book
nondes ript stores, the person Ilovers and the book buyers,
must be made to suit the book. I Ours is ?i business that has
In the look st?r?- there is ar? been favorably known for half
.V : ' I .iuion.
?j ?oil. ??.. . 'loth.
Publisher'?, fnce ?I ??
$2.93
lHr?r>ait?. .o)
, William Winter's I.irr. of Josfph
JfIIFRSON $1.43
?mo. clalh.
!' - -r\,)f" ?|l 71
rangement, classification, con-la century. We liave .been
venienc? - for examination, progr?essive in meeting, in the
varieties in bindings, quick|past, every other requirement
perception o( th<: tastes oil of our customers
BRENTANO'S, Broadway, cor. 16th St. (Union Square)
By me? it.5$>
Pa'il ?oiirpet'?? firent B<x?W on
Amerira, OVTM-Mct. $1.17
1 it ?M clack (8v mul |i ?ij)
.OCatlOn, Publ.ih-r .price |, 75
W c mr in?! itju'ii eveiiiii'*.?
?
i .i"!, oui ! I ?i'ii'i change your uii
* 1, 1 V. I' II Inn -?'I'll. |?C"*?|| V? It II 1 lie
UVl'I't'Oill.
\ "ii? mu!,!" hack M J '??i waiit it.
R< Kil KS, I'l I i & CO.
Twrrr. ?
r? -c
? i ,
= I
P. A l> W A T ' g
?I ' ' l:l i.ll K i,
? . - ?
? ?? ?u
r?trul?t. ii
I 'Il-ira?
and r- ?? ?J
,: ..'l.lll ?? -
hum?. I ? ? ?''? i - ' ' ' : ..
'. ? ', ' 1'tl.l.H . nr. *'? n"U ???' ? "' j ' '?" **4??2*t**-**.
? -
IM \N IC M'.il'
Then: are so many
__- stores -.ill iii'; boys
tf; .co? ,;,,,'?,, "cheaper than
.nix dii" el .<? " tint we
can't understand wh)
people will persist in
iitini" mit their yoiinj??
f !
\ tt-iA ,ii our -t'ires?
M.nul .en din- their
/ f m|F friends here, too.
f **&&'*\ ^ otinj'stcrs' suits, $3,
^ jr !.,n:.' suits $**, $a.5(\
J ?5- $10, $11, $12 and $14.
Hui don't limit your
knowledge tu reading the prices.
I! u.i\ .in.l 1 anal street '.turc has the
y re iter variety. ? ome there.
liny?.' i|iili\?. Ihi.wii mill liliick, SI ?>'I,
1: ? 1.1.. ?hi? s. si .,11. >i.;;,. :- ; in.
M \< Kl.il, ( ARHART
VNU COMPANY.
'i1,-. lor. I ?? ..ni'.? 1. .m.I 1 '.it'.i: sit el
1 :i ...1 in. .1 ?. belot* ( 'hanibei - Street,
i it,11? this evening,
. ? ,1 1 lenne,. MVsi I'olnt. ?rlth
' ' ' ? ? ? ?" .?*
1 1.' m:ii.
Ileiham ii". Hi"-'". i"."'ii" William
. m ,, i,,ii, and i"."!' -''lin1
"i;;,:il. , . ,.: .. Wenipr nremer, 11
i; :? . ri, . ' I i- mvlll*
,',,', ni , ?i i- ir, a."i I ? ii Brow?
Asi. ",i,'i "n i.in.? h: ii ii-'"'" iniiiii. "? '"H" l's
,, ?del .: ?? . i: "'i'l.m. ?m
|ia>ul<?n- I'.ii,. i, i. i.. ft r?i
ill! ,. |, ii. Kings! ii. .?.i?.mill.?, 'te
l'ii" ?????... ...
Hi. iin'i TJ.i. IN.IJ tinea? Kl I'll rn M"i .'???
I.,un I. li I. V\ A '? ?iiii-'i ""S
Hi, imri IMi IV.. ' ? I ? ' lu'"
I . .,, m ,|,,,, hi, \ .m der Bat, Haytiaa
,,,ni ?. m ,"i. ' m n ii i \ unhsi ill ?? ' ?
i.i.in II beris, ? ?Ipsi-atao, '"alll iteramia?
11.11 A 111..?Ml. . .
,|l- tiltil, ., o:,,, Hprsgui I.'"! * '' vv "'"'? "1X ' ' "
H Al 1.1 I '
S'i.iiii." Aral iHrl from i '? '?' ' fer ?wit?**"! "?VIlll-aSBi An
nlni 'Im. '..i.).,,.,- l'un, 'im Liverpool: n?er.*i?a,
ii,' i n .n,,i i . i .||i Mannheim UJert I "?"i.
Crofl tin'. !?? mi sn i im.,.i. . il ?!'?"" iBr), Ti.a.
I'M!: Ml)\ Ml NT? "I A KAMKKS.
I'liltKIHN I'llA
Hi '.. . \ :,,,. . m,, . i,,,... fn m Mes rot* -?inn '.'
f? '.I psaaed Kin it? ?prll "' ? _ . . ,,
gtl irtx*i l'i.,i?i.,, m,, lenkitu, ""'" N?*-?erk April
i. I Hull i u ? ' n?. ||.( ?? i.Ht A[.rll 111
Ht* mrr l'Hit?,Ma:,,! ((.??ii, tVliurriurat, Irom Ncw-Yurs.
Men s
Furnishing
Department.
Stuttgarter Normal Sani?
tary Wollen Underwear,
white and -a. ).
Shirts, long & short sleeves,
I drawers,long & short lengths
?7.50?7.75-ch.
// alking Glov$s?
Prix seam? 1 c!a.-.p. English
Reds,
!p I.OO per pair,
Real ( '. I ?. Lisle S cks,
Tans, Grays and Blues,
_?*) ClSe \)ri V?>>
? ? c 1 >- pri '?' ? ''*?
Lord& Taylor,
Bl ??i?i?ariey & 20th i>U
SPECIAL
$16.00
TOB A SUIT TO OR.
IlKK THAT SLUMS
VI KY I.irTLt, l.OES
I 1 NL.T '
YtU ARK AFRAID OF
lilt HRICfci. aSH >
V K.I.I ' I I.I. GUAR.
AN 1 BE THE GOODS
AND WOKKMANSHIF.
OTHER PRI. ES.
$20 to $40
For Suits.
$18 to $30
For Overcoats.
SU.KO'' SATIN LIMBO
$4 to $10
For Trousers.
Custom
^j Tailoring Only.
11 \ Broadway.
145-147 Bowery.
OPES KFRXIXOS PXTll WLT.
April
ml ^^^^^^^
-.. .mi' 1 v
,,.1,1 , , meet tat s.-iiiy Ittaatt
_i %?,,,, ,^ r,-. ?, 1, \>'?\ V
';,'?;. ? ? 1?"? ?*?". "??"
\" L0?l?A?lrMX".'"M?l??r. treat Kw-Torti April
,-,", I". .- ''??- '"i"-' ?aewawd ?'rawl. Polm ?aprll 1?.
ai , 1 ? ?*?.-> -?"???-' 1'?"?""" l,;'"' ''""*??<? treat
V '?. I Lin- tOt I ' "' l'">"r A,'nl l"
si. ,,,',,'1 ?l,,,.. anlai (?rj imii-?'. ''"'? *?'? V...k. ar
,,<I,l','',,,,';,,i,!''.,,i','!l..i.l.,l|!1, 11|',,.,'?i. i?.'??? N-'-v Y?rk. ?r.
Hte I,!., 1 ?I m nu- ?'?'"? S?'?'?*"1' r""> Mei Y?.rk. ?r
r,?AoAri!2!<?', "?.* <""' N- V.-rk-Api-ii
ii.'ii.'i, ter He* fork hpr? I*
K,r?mfl- ,;???:.? "'?'. M''"'.'"'" <?"??> i'a.W. Iruiee
lUtrliii.t...- I"i N.a? 1"'?? ?*??"" ?
?Mano??nc?fm?na?v
,?'"??'. ?temo*
gSTASLISHED Uta.
8IX STORES.
NE'V VOF.K ?.TOREM. | HROOKI.YN STORES.
BROADWAY, Rrra.laay and Bedford-?*?.
(.OR. :ilST gT . K .Itori-st. and Flatbtiah-av?.
?M? |Atl.intl.' an! Varmint ara?..
811 AVE .?ND ?n*
lit!? ST. IGr??nr:nt A Manhattan ?vas
"Stylish (lollies"?every clothier
claims to sell tliem.
' A iligbt tlitlrrt'iice of shade, the color
oc size nt a button, the width of a seam,
the turn of a lapH. etc.; it is these
little tilings that go to make a stylish
"{"arment
The Tailors and Clothiers in this city
who understand the importance of these
style-giving details may he counted on
tin- fingen of your two hands.
BROADWAY AND ".IST-ST ,
? ? - i : ?? BBttl a .i etaek.
- - 194.
> : _? ? ? ; .
$I.V
I'?? I ? - \ ?rv S|)?rlal -."av.
i ? ? rt ??.->?- Il ta ?:i.
Hi, ?. '..- guita, $.'. Hud '.ip
? '.n w.r.. |<l tag Is.
? ??! ? ? - I BT, |1.
\ ?t.
Broadway] ron. :u$t st.
Ladies'
Tailor-made
Costumes,
(Ilno.l with sillr,
$18.50.
I m port cd Cheviot Suits
(lincl with silk .
$28.50.
brocaded Silk Skirts,
$17.50 ?S: I20.00.
Bl ick Crepon Skirts,
in..' 1 with silk).
12 I.OO.
Imported BlackCrepon Skirts
(liui-il with i?er?allne,
$12.5o.
Lord& Taylor,
Uromlway ?Si '?Oth St
OFFICES STORE
TO RENT
IN THE
Best Known Building in America?
Two floors in the 8th and 9th stories,
now devoted to mechanical employments
in ihe Tribune Building, willbe altered
into offices in time for occupancy May 1st.
Direct sunlight half the day; offices
of moderate size, in suite if desired;
terms as low as in any other good build?
ing in this vicinity; situation close by
Brooklyn Bridge.
Apply in the Business Office of
THE TRIBUNE,
154 Nassau Strait
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