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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
V? INKERS.
i")?. . ? th?- Piral M* ' ?
Chin- ?r, the R? v.
K,- lericlc M. Davenport. !?-i night. A large num?
ber .?f people ,. it '-'?'? ?'?' nomination wen
I ? t, for Mr. l'..\. n;?"!" In h - t** ' year?'
. in VonkaT? t. ?a ma le ? .? ?? ? '? I? of ac
,.,,. ,. - ,; . | ;- . ? ;,. "l'a? church n m _ i? ihe
r m. n,?.. r-iiii? in it? history and I* in a tx t
t. r financial coi a I ?'? Iban II h i? b< ' ?' ?'??? " "?
,..,,. ,, spite ?.i ih* !? ird lui's,
Hi,- or? inlzal. ?bet** en ?" ?' ai: i ?;.?.'?"?>
f,,r ,? ?, ? . . ns* s an.I '.-. and plana
? ? r ?? rig a still
.ring the - .?m ng year.
Th .- Mi n vei port'? nrst i?.-;.a "? l.urlng
.,,.,,... . were made by the Itev.
l?r William E !?:.-. linn. IVIitor ol 'The 1 rea en
er's Mata lt?*v. ? harte? E. -Allison, pas
!?!? ?bj tcrlan ' hur* n; 7*> ? ?
Fowler ?r, ? i th? ;?.-???: The affair ?? ?- ai ex*
i ' ' "n"
i ?i -?i., "i oi ????- Lawn
. ladt nli-hl an?! hear : Max < ?'It? II i??? t
ure a "H?*r II ?? al Hi.-*;hne_s, Woman rli
u- ?? i? Intrcxluf, I lav John Kendrlck Bangs, preel
I.?V special Imitation ihe mem?
k Hill Country Club enjoyed the
\ . icr? I cow. - n thl? - v* nln -. In the
\. ?.- ? ? . A* ? ? I ! -1 ?1 - I? "' h. Al
W] -, ike pail are Ernest W. Marshall. V. A
i,. Mi.? I " - Ool?l
? ii. t Ti rn II M?
Floren?*? ttavnor. Ml - Clara i.-- Mott, U i ftai
ley \v. -tab, 1". i-r \V. |*o?-temon and M
G? " '
Hai - . * '.Hi?
ll'... .. . on Sunday ev* i ?
i ?strich s ? lV'""
Henrv ?. -.?? t* Xew-York: ! ador* I Heaii
dria..' Charlea F Brown, *'. lr\, I John
K i.,....?. Victor Ixwenstein, Thomas*
l'hlllp il. !?'? rri?, Prank W< ? . ttyan.
The dim orati
!Mv.... M ? ? Ihe Vonk* rs
Tacht ?'lu?? ? iPP ??ti!?") one of th. i:
Comml r the N t - N ?ocia
Iton l A. J ?Prtmi. of 'i.i- ?
9
NEW-JERSEY
JER8ET CITY.
EX-STREET COMMISSIONERS ' ,N?' TRIAT..
?Proaecutor C. H. W '
terday ? ? > "1n_ ?S tl -dieted Str* el
?,n I Water Con ?to trial. They are
chart"* .1 with ?lr ?
? i extensive coi ti i?t? In ex
?f the limit fixed by law without advertising.
The limit is $500. The board, a? allege?!, paid thou?
?nod? ol dollar? d ?MM to favored con
tractors. The?? Commlaslonera are Charle? J.
Bowtert, John P. M , Btephen P. Toe, Edward
A. Diigan and William 17. Cooh. They nr.. all
l'?mu. ? appointed by Mayor Cleve
land. They are u> be tried by a ?truck jury, which
was - week, but several of them wen
abttent. Ju Ig* Up] It sent * onsta b
mon :.; - an i In tin- way more than
an hour -us lost. Ii ??a- aft.; n o'clock when
ih?? ?election of the final i-.-l?. Juror? ben u
It was i 7 eld b* gan ti.-?
opening .. Idr - - He d* tail? a th ? charge? and I
told ?if the effort? which had been made to retard
: a ise by the stealing of paper? from hla offlc*
He could not learn ??a.? ?tole them, but ?
t,i-.-?:?. ? To prove l h*
?ral lit- - alle I William I?. K twai I?.
Corpora11 ?n Counsel; Oeorge C. Boushton, *
trie i...a- |, and i-- Leonard J- Gordon, foreman
of the Grand Jury. After Mr. Wlnfleld had fin?
ish? i their examination. Charlea I. Corbln, of
pounsel f. r t!:.- defence, moved to quash the I I
ment.
ii-. argued that th?? Commissioners had th** rlanht
? ? . . rithout advei.
deem* ! It to the terest * ty. He ?aid
a court in l;r?>??ka ii had ?0 held ::. a -
When he ha?l end? 1 ! - argument, Judgi Lippincott
sail he would h ar the i'r -? i r'i ir? ment In
reply this mornl % Th tat ??. last a week. Tlie
.-..-i by Charlea 1.. Corbln,
Charles l> Thorn pa n and Glib rt <'.j:'.;n?.
Mayor Wanaer, of Jersey City, yeaterday appoint?
ed eiarht of the twenty ?:t\ officiai? he .- ??? <*.le??t
for the coming mua Ipal ?, ir. W.th two i t ?-.??
they ar.. .:. n I] ?; ? ?.:. :?-.:? i : -. Th?? new official? ar-*
Roben McAndrew, t.> be Comml?
in*? Fund in place of Daniel Moriarty,
of John Mulllns, who -
the Stat?. House? and J* '-*. i. Cone, to be Fire Com
mission<-r in pla ? im l" Kern Jame? S.
Bailey and Ja ?b J Detwlller
Finance Commissioners; Jame? C Clarke, Ta*
missloTier; George R Hough, flty Oonti
P, Feenev, Pol C mmlssioner, a.-, i 1.- ?nard J.
Gordon, librar?- trustee.
NEWARK.
r?avi<l Splro?, ? youni lawyer, ????< sentenced
by Ju ige Kirl ester lay
moaths' . ? .?? >:.?-i labor In the peni?
ry, sj?r,? :? i -,. *.,*.. of an appeal
?? courts He was Indicted on a charge of
? enta :: m -? ; i ket o: n constat l< 's ,-,,ar
which was hanging in ar, ante-room al
? rt a, ye.ir ago. IL* wat trie I, and tl
j'iry ?: I trial r< ?? ntly ; ?
????'t*vi ' . irick ?-n i In
?Splro evlden ? warrant- i th.- Jury'?
diet. II .-. u amount *
taken ? I - - A
???plro '.?..s released In i. ??
ball ;? - ? by the f
, : ? m? ' ' '?:??:
Henry T Whil ? eighteen. II
No. >< Campbell ?t.. was
a sprained back. The t'olored Young Men's* r*hrlH
tlan Association I at X
Services wer* held Sunda.? aft* rnooi w
Randolph, a tin? aa a:
hoard w'.i-r --.-.- in a rear room, and
thliher encountered \V] ?-, he ordered ,, :
of the bu . -_,.,,
<,?iri''h'? : and wn .-.m -i" in an
uproar, n ai y ? ith W'hit*
thel? ? ? ., ,?.- nan - Ran loi] I
l brethren, and --on' i n, .
havo ?t * ? - ?- r ? rouRhly us? l if Robert F h?
d-fn ol ? ,',a i i ... u -,.r; ,.,,, White
''?' lared i ? Id prosecute Rai I* for as
sault and batt*
BAYONX1?.
The member? of Protection Engine Company, No.
6. will h.-.M this evening th^ir .??**>rr<-.t c.-iet,- nion
ov?.r tho formal acceptan ?<* ami opening of th?*ir
new engine-house, ?,,? Avenue D an. Flftlt
The '"ommitte- of arrangement? comprise? lohn
K. Jon?-- Thon - Armstrong, Herman Klein \l
fred Davis, G* - ng, C ?rnel i ? I
berry an i John J. Parrel!
AFFAIRS IX BROOELTX.
TO KEEP AN EYE ON TROLLEY-CAR SPEED.
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen >?<?*
t?-r lay fourteen Inatpectora of trolley ?peed, ar a
salary e,t $?, a day, wer? ? pointed, .is follows:
go ah.-?i>tili ?? ! John ''.. yjimK, William Dan
' "'" ? Benn, Benjamin ?A'olf, Jam.s ?>.
<*raw'f.,ri ? ?. j. Donovan, ?SVilllam N'oonan, L?. T*
?on. Oeorge i. ?-?-.-?.?i! \-irust ?Schmidt, (Jharlea
liofTmarr, <'.. x.iia.ui and Samuel T. Waterh*
A|rt?-rma.-i Walsh's amf-ii(im?nt to tii<- troHi
dlnances, makini- it mandatory for passenger? to
enter or i.-ava the cara by either platform, was
j.a.ss.-i. The ?Hetd-ave. trf?i!?-y mausen have com?
pelled r?*"i?le to walk over bad pavement? to th.
r?ar 'lo?,r in order lo get Into tbe car? Th?
ne ?a Men'? \ ?octatlon ol the Twenty-fifth Ward
calierl attention I i
Th.? board ordered the removal of th<- fountain
from th- Park I'iai-a an?i Kranted -i franchise to
the Brooklyn "L" allowlni* h to commue I tracl a
in Hlgh-st. from Jay lo Washington.
??
A ONCE RICH WOMAN IN A POORHOUSE
Mr?. Janet J. I 'itila-r li i ? 1 ',\.is a few ?lays ago a?l
rnitt?*?l to 'he Home f?.r ! ?? etttute Wo-rm u ?and t 'i, :
<ir? r,, at No, 20Concord??!. About twenty-fl<reyeara
?? r husband, Ellsha L'nderhlll, was a prominent
lawyer, and when h? died In Wl be left her tloo.ooo.
?m '.'??' ? re ognlsed society leader al that time
ami lived at N'a 41C Cllnton?ave, The panic <.r 'T'i
?w?-?,i. away her fortune. I_atei she ???. * divorce
fro? Joshua A. !'-.'i. and then she conducted a
boardlnc-house. She wenl to live with her
in the Hotel i;<--.-?i?t. and In th?- fin then last .May
th?*v loal <??? i > thing.
? ?
A BURGLAR "TAKES A REST" IN A BATH?
TUB.
John Donnelly, who says hi?* horn?, it at Ko. Ml
Doarery, Sew "fork, <<-ah arrested early Monday
rnornititr In a t..it)ilu)i In tiie I,..me ,,' m,-.. Annie
Harrison, No. tl Smiih-st. Asked by the police?
liuin. Klyi.ii, \?ha! Ii?> was dotng then at that time
ot nigh!. h<- sai?l: "< ?h. Just taking ;? rest " ii. gad
a lot of clothing piled up la the bottom ol it??- inith
tul) for a l?.-i, an i bad entere.] th?- houae through
? grated ? oal bole leading to the cellar, n* whs
com mitt? ; by Justi.-.- Walsh on a chai..: i,,n?
laij.
?PIsAM to HELP THE worthy ?POOR
Mayor gehleren -as waited upon ymterday by
Cetirnr? H. iaJford, Of th? Brooklyn Bureau of
Cbaritl?-?, ,-iri.l Holton Hall, or the \ew-Votk So?
ciety fur lespegwing the CbadRloa of the ?Poor.
Thajy sotiL'ht his aJ*l in a ?<-hem<- for the relief of
th?? WOf-hy ?-???r or" th.- .-Ity I.y ih? cultivation of
vacant lots an?J lan.is In ihe oiitlylnif parts of the
city. They tola the Mayor that .Mr. St?-hiway ha.I
agreed t.? riv*- the PSt Of ?? large tra?t in '-?f
i?)arid City. TaM Ma.??.i iiireed to .all a meeting
of clti_4?ns at the City Hail this week in order to
siart th- w??rk at on? >?, If it 1? deemed feasible.
The Mayor k;?1-) tie would suitKest the use of ?onie
of tbe vacant lota in the Twenty-fourth and Twon
There's n man who comes from
Hoi l?enlo?? n. N. .1.? t?) buy simes ??t us
und nothing else.
Too Liad .' Uni we're piad to have
our shoes nnderitooil.
Here are soi.f our principal shoes;
?2 no
I $..
Klve-dulUr i ? *-.'
i . . s', lertal
*.' ".ii
v.. :,,,.
Walt?
Scud for our Spring book,
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
TMRKI ) I'-inre
SROADWAT ?W?rren.
STrolTf. IK"?! Pt
t? sixth ?arris Th( general plan is to give t I. ??
,,???- .,?' a quarter ol in acre of land to Ih? h< a?l ??? a
tamil*, ? . i.:: and to raU? x. getabl. roi hi? mu?
us..
WHY Till: PRESIDENT REMEMBEREI? Mi:
KEL1 '
John i'. K? I ?? ''"? n< "? int? : nal Revenue i ' I
;..,;,... ol "? Brooklyn district, visited the F lei
Building i.. v.i ,t prellmlnan Insight in'.? the
Mir-..- xvi'h which h?. arlll .-?Mi grapple, H? said
he had had a number ? frl? v i- off? r to i
... ? ?? ?? : . . S. -Ii
the aid of son* suretj panj the m itt? - In
speaking of his appointment nd of 1 v th? !'?
. v .... Mr. I.? II?
president remen m 1883. when 1 h?
a lei? M?M ?. I iy to pr?s? i I
., . .,' ? he had ?? n In hanaa contest xx I
, ; .. - ? || ... .. I he 1, IIM I .
nn ever aft?
,,,-,... that Ali sand? r
Mi K nne>. the a? tin? c? II? ctor, would ace?
; . '" I?
Sl'PPOSED RANK BVRGLAR I >!**'?"1IA RGE1 ">
Charles J i the suppose I hank nui alar, xx ho
he
?.,- arrested, with K*rank S I
his conf?d?ral? I Central < '?'.?? d i?
March '?. ' ol ha? Ing r immitti l nu?
merous burglaries m Brooklyn, was dischs>rg< i bj
Judge Moore,. > >'< sterdaj
He wa - "VMM llately rearrest by I'nlted
?-. Marshal Rlgff? rt, on a ??? . iu? I I ?
oner Moi le
to .rkansas autl titles.
. the ] ?"?'..'.... .*'
e amount ol ?"eral
was sei ur< 1. Th ? I'nlt?
? :??-! .?:' ? "hi i
two men ? hanged nam? ? ? ? *%
It suited I
name I? ??? I I b? >uls ?
. n
.x ? rrested ai N ? -? "
Pia? c where, wltl ? c and *
furnished flat
GATHERED A BOLT THK TOWS
Jol -i Harman Rank? n Is
the will of V: ? Im. Ils H. H ink? n, his auni
died on Pi i ruai y 10, lea rii ? He valued al
$.-.?,.?.... 'i he will left Mr. Ranken the i
N.j . Keap it., bul til? ?? 11? II.
? tly bj .:.?? ?? ite I part
voki s ?? 1 ? iesi Then will be a h?
?reeks t? ; lay.
It was anno in? -??! yestei t the Wa I
t It fai try, wl ? ? to visit Br
on Memorial l ?ay as tl . ? ' h Real
and remain for foui
? It llltS la ' ?
to ?' ma '..'?.
Mayor Bctal? ren
. jj.v of a resolution
Ward Ri ?.iii.li mu? ? "ommll ? - 'Resolved. TI
!;. p il llcan ' '..'ni' ttee o i h Ward
ilstrslion "f
the H ?
him < ?
hearty and ipi orl
?
? 'ompai ??'. which ? ni
? em Iy, applied to Jn i-"e Ha
nomli is to
firm ?ha
? . on, but rlrtually for the removal of I
?
ployed by the company In Its cas flxi ire ? ?
and Front st* . have ??. o il ?m s
be? ause th??) I not get i
a ???.?'.??
cltlaen of the VHIth A
xvili be n arrie?! t, ? ? ? Kate
? ? ? hter of ? ' 1.1'. In a tin ?>'. N i
I take plac?
? ? '
HOME NEWS,
T?. rv tle? Prn, /""?' Ve>'?. \,i.tr\ r.?"#??..'t <? " ?%?.
???I'tri-o ?n ?Tew o' '.', ir it it. r.'-.-in? >y, f?l,
frat.l?HC timrtn' th* Ct iUS I-r'lt.hrti ,'f ,'?,?7.,a-f.r? ol V,
hi Amaat., .?>?? Karlrci y, ah (n'orm*f|?a a?.rf .iini?,.,ii
tu? ?to?/?r "?? ?>?'i ?; ?? i? nl fo ' ..,ir Heg?yamrttrt ail 'hty .?III
('? '. ' I ' ' I'l? f'o.l/.'t IT'I? I ' tly 1?, I I , ? i ,
?ily. n.o'i (0 Ik* VaitO? /">?? tur oI???M?,,i.aln,o, l',r?u?/A??( f?i#
?u i.'iy
? ? ?
what is GOIXa on TO-DAT.
1. ,r i i ? Aldermen, City Hall.
Police and Pilot ? 'ommlssloners' m?*?'tinj>;?.
Mercantile Rechange annual minting.
Arinu.il 'iinii.-r of St, (forge's Society, Delmonl
CO -', ?1 |.. fil.
Mins Mary Pro tor's lectura, on "Other Worlds
TM.iti Oui - " Hrinliii.il. Hall, I I? rn.
Anniversary celebration ol 13th Regiment, ar?
mory. Brook I) n, h p m.
Annual re? ? .\ and parada of It h Regiment, ar
ii *? ; . in.
Va? i, Ra ng Vt km i ioui 11, Be. i ?/a. b:
cittii house, s ?,, m
AnnusJ entertainment and r***e?ptlon ol R. II.
Macy a- ' ? ?employes Lexington Avenue Opers
House, * p. m.
Eood Bhow al Grand Central Palace.
M N. Warner before noon prayei tn?*el ng, >*o IM
r . ' >i. at. ?
Public School Trustees' meeting, College >,r th??
Cltj ??: N? .? l'o.tk. 4 p. m.
Men'a Parish t'lub, Church ?>f the Holy Com
I munlon, s i> m.
John !. Htoddard'i Illustr?t? i lecture .on "Parla," !
Daly's Theatre, I p. in.
Annual election ol I he Maritime As o latlon;
?polls ??i?. n Ht :? a. m and dosa al i p. m,
NEW-YORK CITY.
'in the i'immuI Line steamer Btruria, whi? h nr
ri\.-.| here on Saturday last, were three Germans,
f.??> (frenchmen and s Greek, who had concealed
themselves In the -hip's hold and did i>?>t show
themselves until they ?were far <.ut al sea The
men ara now detained ai Rills Island.
Tha W?st Si'i- Repi I llcan Club will on Saturday
next hav* it.? usual dinner in commemoration of
th?- birth of General ??rant ni th.- clubrooms, Hotel
|.:ii'ii,'?oti. A large it tendance of p-uests ?and sub
acrlhara la anticipated, and the toast list ??.il con?
tais tha names of some xx. ii known speakers
At the ?Saater ?-i?-<-ii<?n in Calvary pariah ihe f..i
loxving were ehosen: Wardens, James I. Goodwin
?in i Baaaoel D. Bahoock; roatrjrinen, Daniel Hunt?
ington, Jacob Wendell, ?ilix.r <1 Manon. 1'. \\".
Uliinclan?!?*!'. sjicrio-.-r Aldrich, John La Boutllller,
Abrasa S. Ilawitt an?l George Zabriakle,
The Coennasrelsl (Table Company announced y?
lenlay that th?> Siberian land linen a/ara Inter
ni|ot.?l, und that BSSBa?aa for Japan vxoul.l be
taken over the northern route only at th. rink of
tho SSSh?or.
The MxclR? Board ol,,i,|.-.| y.-sti r?Iay not to renew
the license of the Hotel Helwootl, at Tw.-ntx
fourth-st. and Thlr<l-ave. (in the henrlne; Ibhi x?.-?k
Clients of I>r. I'arklinrsfs aOCtoty testill???! tliut th.
Kelwoofl was not < on?iu, t.-?l m an orderly or re
S|x*??table manner.
Th? palntln?? ami other art property of the
American Art Association, thei sal? of which will
leagln at Chlcke.rlng Hall on Thursday cv-enlng,
will be on exhibition this and ro-morrow ??Mnlngn
at the rooms of the aaaoclatlon, Madison ?Squaro
Brcntnno'?.
Brentano's.
People Want Books GSieap,
Our Store Crowded- TJie new era in
bookselling successfully begun?Book
buyers hail the new departure.
We thought, ?perhaps, peo-IA few specimen offers for
pie wen- tired of reading ad- Tuesday and Wednesday.
vertisements. We expected
a fair increase of trade. The AR*lin wc saV" Remember,
real outcome of our advert?s- our entire st<K:k 1S marked
?ng surprised us. We were down. ?These are but spec
right Hock buyers do prefer mcns !,l(kr,i !u'r'' and th'*r''
to buy books at bookstores. ] Orders by mail carefully filled
The fences arc now down.
Many thousands more may
take advantage of our offer- r ' ?"?'?""*
Ma???'IV'<- N\r?il ION ? I OVI K ANI"?
|7i.;fi ,..\"s Lin OK ."?A.II Kl. ".
Tllf-V $-1.50
(Pa na.i. 1. ?,
in _rs.
In > ?nu. 51.40
i ?..:. li'y m... ? ,)
I' -i ? pn?*<* $7 .to
llr.i i-, Choati Princi's Story of
< If K I I INK !' ' III I K I
o.-c
one
::. m? : |. i i
Oilc
?' '?)
Some ol our visitors were
skeptical. ?They came to dis?
prove ns. TheV expected to ? '? '?'"_ (?> ">??!$,_,,
t .' I rtlMlthtl . pn. .|ii
find our prices unchanged, ex- ... . ? ??
a o i m [.ah. "i Vsrs Galon, i'.y
cepting on the nooks we spe ow? i:.-....?.??.vi.
cined. They acknowledged (? ??. ' ..,.',,'.-.,,,.
to us their mistake. The I)!F N-.., U-,,M,,, By c ,
knife had been put ?ntOevery- Linton.
. . ' ' ? i jin?. I
thing. i'?'-??? "*i?-i -?? -> ?M^^^^^
MrMirn?'. History oi T?ia. rira
What we have already done ?* o- mr ukiteo statu
is but an earnest of what we ,,., ?,.*,.;Ri|
will do. We are alive to the ' t%,y>
requirements of the public.h?" -?-?i. in French. $i.4s
l . !.. ? (Bar m-.ll fa.6r>]
Iwerv clerk in our store is in ????>"'-'?????'?s ?*
sympathy with our great de- i 'i-? ir'?fi? r ?.?.?. m*-?,*.???.? roc
' l ' |B) ?nal ;.
j)arturc. ? ? ? prie* tor? 5r ?
BRENTANOS. Broadway, cor. 16th St. (Union Sq.)
LITTLE THINGS.
Goinj* on .1 spring business trip?
l-et us supply you with some little
things you'll need while you're .iu.iv.
Tali ? ' '? -I Sttlffl
I' : Ml' 11|?| ;..-?? ,. -, ,-,.. ?._? INI ?';|l .Vllll
>i ??? ??sa - ?
? ' ins up ? ? S'j ".? i mi lain? k li iir t
t ?! . M
-^ w ( >ur furnishing depart
$f) nif-nt i- a. pretty with
J^v/jl . i :..:? . , .( Ji;n-' I;"! i "f
?I ->W ?:'?'?.'?. I .??(?I
J Kr\\\>\ even it you don't wai
m ?
i/**"^. v i i
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II. \( K! I I < A RILAR 1
i O.MPANY
Two 8t res: Broad* ireei
h: ..? h.v, bel ".i
I j? ?; Fuyr^FINE^TWiTUBE
FOR THE COUNTRY HOML
It is best I ' f us.
It i
....... . ? b ? ? |;,
. . ? ? ? ....
meni ?n ihc city i ? ? ' I - i t
xx ? ire i nul I t furni
i :?? it pri? es '....??? ? 1 : ?always i to
"buyofthe maker "
Geo? C.Flint Co.
43.45 ano 47 WE ST 2 3 ? vt .
NEA? BROADWAY.
FActopy: 154 and IS6 wist l9?3fflRfEf,
South The galleries will I?- open e venin**? In
... i .... .... . ...
I end t he al
The Ma) ..i ? ? ? : v a;., i..;. I ? hi hill to i
'".m sat?i taxes '''.-? ? .atlon f.or ti i . ?
m. nt of Ih? < onilltlon 'of th?
\ .. ?a'..? i the H iron Uli h Kund, all
xx in. h maintain b iths for t).I 11 ?
?Th? Y.. . 1 i \.-.'.lai, 1 Ma? val I Will il? I?, i an
IlIUSl ' ? ? . il |. . ' Ml.- .1! M'
People ' ton 01 ron aftei noon In Cl Hall
////; ttSA ni ttB WASTED m tm
i '. ? il. . . M I o. ;. M. . , ? ? !..| \ , .,!, I h?
every one * ho visit?. I him at hl ? "?? ?
. ?? ? ? ?', (.tatIon ibmit h lerds .*-. mi ?Is ?
. ven ?-??? M i l lepew ma le an addres?
Montauk ?'into. In I'.i? > iklyn. Bp ,!.,?.?.- ? I
?said: "l had talk '. I ir fifty mlniiti Thai Is
prett) low, foi an sflei Uni 1*1 i- ? ? h, ami lo
u' in y watch I ial?I to those fated around tl
ble: "i am talking ? ou to d? Hh " ?.? i ?. a .. n ,? h
from on?, "i the i he ? ? i? %
Hi x?. uaiM ?
?\'. ell," ? i : \h i ? i ? ?> ? ?? i neatest and
prettiest rompllm? ni i ? v? i i
broke me up, bul it adili l thli tj mil
S|..|?.||. |.'|..|n Is ' ? .im . in. ? \x ? re all alive "
Mr. iJepew ?aid yeslerdaj t.iii h?- wnuM not
abroad thli ?n b?-for? th? usual '.n,. ?lioui th?
mlddl? of July.
ABBAXatSa FOB BOBBBT CFETESS FCXEEAl
The body "f Robert renter, who wai killed while
.. a bicycle on Ih? Boulevard nearlj s week
UK", .-till remains al li' ? home, No : ? W? I Thirty
fourth -i. The .iiiaiMMni'iii- foi the funeral have
i... n a!mm | i ompl? led, bul thero an
that ? innot be ettl? d until Mi i : \l l.udlow, the
in?>tli- r "' M' Center, arrlv? h? ie from H ints
i :.n bars
Mr* l.udlow xx.i? Informed nl her son's death il
once, hul was unable lo leave Santa tiarbaru Im
in. i itel? She ?? eapecle?flo arrive In the cltj
Wednesila) f,ir'-n<o"n The funeral \\.H be held
al Bl Mark's Church, 8ecou?l-avi and Tenth-st.,
at 10 o'clock Friday morning The Re? t>r. rtj
lance, pastor of im?- church, ??m conduci th?
vi.av. The loiirial ?.ill be In Greenwood.
SB OBST AST BSBSBASPB FIEPT lir.W.
Secretary Walter Q <?-.? ham Is In the city. He Is
at th?- Windsor Hotel, and ?xiii pror-abl) return to
Wasktatfsai as day. Mr. Oresbam refused to !"?
seas yesterday. When a eard waa senl in t?, him,
he nfnt wor?l that li?- waa in ih?- , itx on private
buslmss. at??l th.tt ba bad nothing lo say, Mr
OrttHhtuu bad h number <?f callera Amone them
was Juitp;?. Id-lily, ?of Vli'Kiin,,, xvlnt f.,r ixx.titx
thre.: ?jraara raprasentcd ih?- United States In gob?
sular f.ttlv-s abroad. Judge l:-ill>, who WSS !<??
cefled from Zanzibar bx I'r?'sl?l,-ni ?'i.viliunl, said
tbrt bo ?Mut not looking" for an office, bill simply
dropped In to Inform Mr. (Jrcaham that tlia Demo
Linen
Grenadines
In the Natural Linen ."-?hade.
' ? ? If e.f t.ics*
A
?
. ? '.! ? very
?i like
k, || trope. Yellow and
... f-hown
. I rown and
i to make up al ?ne nr
?n in ??everal
found * .>?>'
fabrics,
. I ? - * ?? , I.ii en
.lames ?.C-Cutcheon cS: Co.,
I III l IM n STORE,
l i \\i i :.<J St., N. V.
crrABi.iiiiEn u?v
si\ STORE* ,
.?.! ' mint ?i i.vi. t roR*C
l?i . I? .-. and r?t' ?-?l a?a
? .' ill ..- _?..
. ... i>?
ant
? .1 y a ? .,?? n tete
The -?ii*on?{ point we nuil??* <>n IInts
\- linn wi' ?oil yon th? liiNhioiiable
sli;i|?i > mid Im'sI qualities al fully one
iiiiiil iimli r hat ?ton- priws.
We've said this before; we'il prob?
ably say ii .'i^.'iin : there's incut in this
nut, and we mean t<? *????? that if- all
it's ?? cracked ti|? "to I??*.
i
? ?? l-r ??- ,. , $a
?!?$.'.
H
I??? you know our50c. XeekMrearl
nnoA int a ). ron. hist ht.
CARPETS.
?i ?, -
ItOVAa. miiion?. a mii.to. VP.I.VKTU
111?.
I \l'l."? I It l nui -IMI-'I.'I n ii- . i-1 m
.i
M.W V I. \\ I. ' M.ll \ I N-.
. ? lirai
i .
i) -MW M till KORD," -i In ??-?>-?
DI 100
KjJ?-l > "??%K%I.'* i.-?- aliM 17?, par
3 UJ- ?util,'' lar??* titea, \T par
'
?\ . . ? ? | ! ?-! I |.?,..?_? ..f
III ?.?? km -.iii.ii.i., tor
I tel .?.???. iget .iii.l
.
ai; . ? h - . I i in? i
MA. TINCi.s.
?w H m: \ i i ne. w tini.ii:"
I?.'!.??*? ?*l.ll lllll.l ,rH
I m? i . ? ? ? " ..i .,r?.i in?ai Un?
SHFPPARD KNAPP & CO.
' I ?TU 11 11. lull IM? I I I II sis.
, i .-i ? p iMj ?n | ! i, ? v. |.?? I ..:? m-. . ai Hi in I?-**, ana
tinn Ii.- ??? ill i..- ri I " ? I I ? "in? ???
SCHOOL AH IP COMBIBSIOXBB? TO nr KAM SB.
Ti,.. iii.i -in.it. ? Bo. I* tj "f ii..? See Vmk Nautical
i*l.i hip Hi ?i.t".'. ?i.- much Interested in th??
bill, ?ti.'i? lias |i i ? i the i.? a-isi;, t m.- trani
i.-iMi.i- th? hip lo n.lui?;.? ?.i H??- Siai.- At a
m . ? i? ?-; ..? ? ?n ?Saturday reaotutloni arcra
: .i i.ii, . m< ?:???. rnor to appoint a* i.n?' ?>f th?
comml lonei i.? ?in..a the affaira ot Ih? Rchool e
man promlnenl In Ih?1 mnna""*menl ol sum?* larga
\n .n. an st..ini-?lii|i line, anil I?? a|.|i?>liit M an.ithiT
?. ?min ? loi.m.- mem bet ol Ih* Qraduat??' Bocl?
. i- A luppl.lar? n-Milii'l??!! m paaacd r.-?*
ommendlng t?> th? Qovernor rr .. "iro?ptr ?ptrpon t*>
|.|.i. .ail lli.. aocl.t) on III'* . ? >:i i ?ulrJ.Hl. ?tl William
i..mi..n. Jr.. th? "Captain "f th? (Iraduat??1 Bockny."
.lam.s "> Wright, ni id.* American Lln?, -ill. it ig
rumore!, be appoint??! on? "f it?? commlaalonera
arhen th? Mil ??.come? ? law. May ?r Strong Mas
approved Ih? ? .11
""Chaf.qua.
aan?"inr??TT,?nta
K. * A'
A B.w e-U-a?
"Chacaau??'"
G
9
f
?th Ave.. 20th to 21?st St.
-*???'?*<
UPHOLSTERY DEPT?,
! ::1M
?', '\V
[3d F LOO IL)
SPECIAL SALE
? Spring and Summer
?a A B'V
l...?ilXvl
/]]
Hangings.
0,610?ids. Figured and Plain DRAP- I 17,5 Pairs IRISH POINT CUR
ERY SILKS, Regular price 60c. yd.,
O O YD.
5,000yds. Fancy Gold Figured JAP
CREPES, Regular prier 25c. yd.,
9' ,
D.
TAINS, Regular price 7.00 pair,
4.?? PAIR.
ISO Pairs SNOW FLAKE CUR?
TAINS, Regular price 4.00 pair,
2.65 pa
IR.
3,000yds. While and Colored Cottage ' VI & Pairs SILK STRIPE CURTAINS,
DRAPERIES, Regular price 25c. yd.,\ Regular price 4.50 pair,
2.88
12" YD.
PAIR.
200 Pairs EGYPTIAH LACE SASH\300 Eight-Quarter CHENILLE
CURTAINS, Regular price 3.25 Pair, | TABLE COVERS. Regalar price 2.75,
1.00 EACH.
1,(0 PAIR.
850 Pain SCOTCH LACE CUR
1,800 Holts
tains. Regular pri,e 1.75 pair, ?China and Japanese Matting
9/ ' PAIR.
at v.* to ?>'?> Per Csnt, t?Sss
'/u/u Importation Prices,
We make a specialty of German and Irish Linen Slip
Covers for Furniture. A perfect fit and best
workmanship guaranteed. Lowest
estimates given for Window
Shades and Awnings.
Linen Dep't.
Saie
Week of April 22nd.
TABLE CLOTHS.
2x2 yds.It.75
2 \ -'?'?. . 2. 2 .a
2x3 ". 3-7*5
N.i) kin? to Match, '
si.p and |J.5o per doz?
7_-in. Bleached Damask.
7.v., 85c, and . 1.00
per yard.
90 in. Barn ?Icy Sheeting,
t)Sc. worth $i.25.
D'Oyleys, Tray Cloths,
Centre Pieces
(?1 Fine Fayal Work.?
?Exquisite in workman?
ship .md design.
Lord& Taylor,
1 Iron* I why ?t KMh St.
R.R.si
It A D W A Y ' A
READ. RELIEF la
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r?*ulat.-I 11 niaeboM,
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? N. ?Sot*. Tfira**.
Influ.-n/? Hr.'n-'iltla.
Hli.-um*tlan?. ties ilarlai It- a?.-. Spna'ai?.
I'uiiia. 11 ?a?it. br. T.?jtha.*i.r. a?"l Pal M -f all kr<1a In
trrn.lly f..i Malaria h tul ?11 H????*l PaM?
ItAlWAY rr PIL-__ cura Oa.lisMpaatl <*? ?M I.lv.r r>l?jor-?t_,
OFFICES ?STORE
TO RENT
IN I II 17
Bcst Known Building in America.
Two floors in the 8th and Oth stories,
now devoted to mechanical employments
In The Trihune Building, willbe altered.
I nto 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,
i 154 Nassau Street
SPECIAL MENTION.
.,1? ?*rll??-nien??) nilmllteil Inln tl?e?e col
,1,1,,,? un- rcioiiniM-iiileil to lln- renrt,-r? o|
i hi; i iiiiii ni. aa ikaroatrklir reliable ana
In,?In?-?? ?miii I??* ?Ion?' b?J I'oioil xxlil, the ad?
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?ASK YOUR OEALER FOR
* W<
?r i
y spenVe'r?ptic?L cq.
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ROI.I. TOP
DESKS.
Office and
Library Furniture,
I ??,.>? for U' ?'It?.
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?la h iifu. I tirera,
73 Nassau St.. N. Y.
Si-ad ftir l itti1ii(Q*.
-.'."? l?-?r?' l\p?rl?nr?.
t'arlliti-? I ii?ui-]oa??i*'l.
TheThos. J. StewartCo.
riKiH r RIAI
CARPET
CLEANSING,
Storage Warehouses
and Movitij Vans.
i...-,i niton??? ?.. ?. T.
IMS IIHIKIKI? ?... K'klfn.
ERII a ">rn ?.TV, J. CBs,
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?Ham^Bacoi.
The l.artest Assortment
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IS tu :: ?-M v
a full lin' oof < rsae'a ? ? '
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brilliant vari?fy mil ? ?-. a
city ,.f l? alis?is, while
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Th* C r.-nlallait [iaa
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Almanac
1895
3d Edition
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