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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER CO ?NT T.
YoNKI.it.-'.
At the roe ? ' * ? i Council on Mon?
?Jay night much I I eat was trsnsscted. T*he
residents of S a'onker?
li:^ of ?Dowi also that ? ' ? from
?South Bro idway i i Van C ?rtl. ive . ??
(?rssteel Mayor Pecne n A Oliver,
Charles i: ! h. Oeoi H
Whelsn si l l< ? '?' M '?: ?til C imi
"... .
|,y Commise one if 1 -; ? ??: '?? '' ' Pcr
for the paving of Yonkei
ilV.- to Wt ind bids *v ced for
dolns the woi t at the on May
U The ? mitt? ? on Public Bul '
Oroti: reel the re ,? rt
Building Inspe tor Kipp, declaring the Holy Trin?
ity Chut ?'. ' mmend
ini*; thai tii-? own? to make such al?
terations as the Building Inspector should require.
T . reporl a a loptcd Vlderman Tompkins p.-?:
through the Council a I reolutlon refqulrh i the elec
tri cars of the v- ave line to ? ?me t ? n
full stop befoi ? ' i ?lm
Surrociti* Sllkman Is about to erect s hand ome
?v. it -,\.:i t?c of
stone, thro?- storle nd < ?nt als all the m ?dern
Improvement]? . II Drs, the latesi
sanitary plumblni glass work.
The xonkers poll?*? w re yesterday ask?
look tor Alpha Hartog, fourteen years old, ertio
had run f.w.iy from the L*ake and Watts Orphan
Home, i" ii. ?.. h ? ne-av?.
(?n Friday evening of this ?reek the it?i Separate
?Company, X Q, B. N. V.. ?rill give the closlrs
reception of the winter - asoi Pr vate J.imcf M
Cl.ixton is chairman "'. the ? 'ommlttee of An i ?
ments, .i"'l the ? ?mmittee Intend to make this re?
Cafjption sn
The- ?riaitation of Bishop Potter to St Paul's Epis
copal Church, for the purpose fig
firmation, has beei postponed till Monday, May ?'?,
at i o'clock In the afternoon
MOUNT VERNON
The Hoard of Eduratton of Mount Ycrnoii has
had. in ?.'oTTim.t;. ?? of ths Whole, throe long nlRht
Fissions, cotitinu;:-.!,' till midnight, to consider the
question of tin.nploymeni oi teachers for the
next school year. I -?? pi mber 1. it
finished its work on Monday night, ?and in ?a man?
ner thai to the board seems Jusl and ?n,uitable to
the teachers, the t.ix;. parents and the
pupils. A year SKO the schools .n the city of
Mount Vernon whl? :?? prl r to that time hoi been
uneler the administration of the dlstrlci boai
the town of East ? ? sei aparl .?: '. In?
corpor?t..i under the . ??? i ??> .': the Board of Ed?
ucation of ' Mount Vernon; hence, dis
In practical?*! th f tl tratl ?n
of the schools of the Ity under ih" ne w law. The
leRHoies 2i.tr i? : down by the dlstrlci board? ?letri
mt-ntHl to the mal system wen lefi t.. the
city boar,] to dispose of, and the three nights have
been .??;?? ? ihoi ?ugh dis ussl ?n ol ihe sub?
ject. The most Important subject was th?
ministration of the school?. The llsl of teachers
?arms carefully examined, '.h-ir records were care?
fully i i; \--i- : : era t ?- i i.. - class mei od? reported
upon, an'l the ?elections for appointment mad?
In many cases th-- cai I ?r reappointmeni
?will have t?? pass the examination required by the
State law (to be In June and August). In order '??
have their certlfl i ewe There are als.?
pome who were graduated from the New-York
,Cltv Normal College, bul whose certificate? I
qualify them to tea sen ?ol? out? le of New
York City. The Sta;.> law can th;-- point reads:
"No teacher is qualified, within the meaning of
this act, who doe? n< I ; --? - in unannulle?1 dl
plomH, granted by s Bta'.e Normal School, or an
unrevoked and unani certificate of qualifica?
tion ?river, by the Superintendent ..f Public In
struetloti. or an unexi en floate of qualifica?
tion given by th School Commissioner within
whose district such teacher Is employ?*!." in the
case of Mount Vernon. the City Superlnten lent of
School:- cond examination Instead of s
?li?tri''t commissioner, snd the license I? Issued by
the city board; hut the tubjecta of ? xamlnatlon are
tarnished by the State Superintendent, and the
marktnar i? dore by him. A resolution was adopte.!
fixina? the maximum salary for teachers at $,50 a
> ear. ^
XEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.
Th? Jersey City Street and Wat? r B?ard dfc1i??d
yesterday to reject a'.', penlini* M is in the matter
of a new water supply. These were from the Cast
Jersey Company and the Jersey city Water Com?
pany. The board has since received several Informal
bids, and the clerk was told to send word to all
contemplating bidders that new bids would be re?
ceived at a spedal meotinar to be held for that pur?
pose on 8 tui lay. The Austen stan iar.l of purity
wii; be calls i for la the new specifications, t.ut there
w.'.l be on" materia', change. It.steal of '-flying for
water by the minor, gallons, the city will call lor a
Stated price at which it may pay for the plant a;
the end of live years, and upon thll ; : . ? II ??..! pa)
Interest si ths raie of 8 p-r cent s year in lieu
?water renta Th? supply mu?t be furnlshe i by
gravity. Should the city decl'le to purchai
plant at the ?-r.d of five years, payment will !??? mad
in twenty-five-year bonds st 4 per cent, or part cash
and pan i"*i 1-. a- may be arranged when the pur?
chase Is decided upon. Each bidder mus? deposit .a
certified check for *?;?"?'. and th? successl il bidder
must give a bond for S."'?1."". All th? che lu grill
return?-!.
NEWARK.
The official returns of the Newark Charter elec?
tions, as compiled by th. <"rty e*>rk, were filed
yesterday. The Republican major!;'.- an- as f.,1
]ow*s: City H'.mo Trustee. Vernet, T.LM; Board of
Works. BalUry, ?'.-'?;?"; Joral?emon, tJBte', Burkhard'.,
?MM; Van I>uyne. >,.?-^; 8talnsb7, IM Th? average
Socialistic vote was C3; Prohibition, HO.
The Oran 1 Jury came into court yesterday with
a batch of IneUctnsenta Judge la-.pua? Instruct
Jury to ?report hereafter to Judge Klrkpatrick, and
also to Investigate a matter connected wltl
recent trial e f ? keeper of a llsorderly house, ii :.?
la. p ?. ?... m i for E iron ? ; ?-lay
A. R. Laenman. i*Ouneael f'.r Florence .'.f u I m i
to wh'm th? .at" Margare: Hunte-r. the
left a i.ank dep ?It 1 r 1*71 H In th" Beajw n'
lna/s I'.arik. of New-York, applied to Judge Kirk
patrlck yesterda) to hav? the ?*-t?ankbook haul?-!
ovtr to hi? ? Ileni ?,?. the administrator an a ?
o' right. T itlon was opposed by counsel
for the admltii-'.rator. The Judge declined to niak?:
the order.
Ft A YONNE.
A* his home, x , *gj i;,..? Tweaty-dghth-sl . Bay
onne, Jeugph Douglass, s well-known resieleni ol
the city's aSecond Ward, di? i ra Monday nicht In
Ms fifty-fourth year On? f I ns Is William
Iaou^i.-.ss, chief ranger oi C url w./?;i?.d. No. ?,>i,
A. O. W. of A. His funeral will take pace on Thurs?
day.
LOSO ISLAM).
QUBBNfl ? The Shakespeare Club, of Queens, in
tro'Iuccl it? celebration <.f the anrelv-, nary ,,f
Shakespeare's birthday by s reception at the Ite
formed Church Chapel, at Queens, on the evening
of April tX Mon lay being Its regular day at
meeting. Th?- pr.,;.ra.iiiiii.' consisted of the fol?
lowing literary and mu.->.cal exercises: Piano re?
citals by the Miss?-s Flndlay, Mrs. Iiemorest and
Mis? Willis; VOCUI DlUUbers contrIbu!?-'l by Miss
Emma S?-v nio'ir Wing? of Dr. Hobert Collier's
church, ?said by Prcafessor John Dossert, of St.
Stephen's. "A Tribut?' to Shakespeare" was re
elted by MISS Conklln, and Miss Iimirhty gSVS
"TTie Potion'' scene from "Itomeo and Juliet."
Professor Halloa k. of Columbia Collatrge, read a
?oem. Nicholas Halloch gave s selection from
ryant, and iar Charle? II Miller, N A. r?'ad an
epitome of the XX h Hook of Homer'? "Iliad," '"in
parlng the original ?rith th? masterpieces ?,f
Shakesp? are Milton, Dante and Bryant, The
entertainment proveM nci-' enjoyable throughout
and was follow..i t.v a supper, Tin- officer?, i f the
club are President, Dr. Charles H. Miller, N,
A.; vic?-ptes! !??;:?. Mis- Ai.ne Doughty; i orr?--ipon 1
inp secretary, Mrs William L. Woeid; recorder,
Miss I. (r..?d. and treasurer, Charles W, Rod?
lint.. Jr.
OYfJTER i:av a a resull of th? confearenc?
e?f William .1. foungs, counsel for lb? Matlnecoch
?jrster Company, with the .S:at>- Commissioner? of
nsberles, <u?'l his ap?peal i i them, the FU and
Oam?' l'roi?rtor, Mr. Urown. visited Oyster Bay
yestenlay with President Fletcher t?, i?;,rn the
true ..,-.? of affair? No arrests were ma le
A poH ol lepul . srrived si Qlen Cov? yester?
<i'iy to be In re?svdlB?t>ss for any slain? ?if ti" piratical
boat? returnln ?
? -
FROMM ro Till, ?'.oAnn oy HEALTH,
At a me*?ing of the Board of Health yesterday
a letter was e? a 1 fron, School Com mies loner Oould
t?en proteu.?.k; in the nana? of th" Allied Taxpay?
ers' Asso lation of the North Sid? agalnsl Hi?
dumplnir of cailla?;?- and refus.- at West I'.irin-,
I>?''lf'?i'l Park and other pla?-e.s within the Tvventv
abtii sod Twenty-fourth wards Sanitary Super.
<tht?-n?ien! Roberts wa? instructed to Investigate
the complaint.
-?>
TAILORS ASO PRESSEItS To BTBJKB.
The coat tailor? and preKsers employed In Ml
shops In thin city want o.i strike vestenlay. They
demand an Incraase ?>f waxes from 10 to M per esat
The Btrlkers are members of riUglSasSl?? Tailors'
Ty'nlon No. 11 ami the Coat PrtKsers' Cnlon No. 1.
Their healriuarteis are at No. 30 Huffulk-?t. The
strikers want the taosne? p, alKia an ?SfgrtsSBSjSSat that
ten hour* ?hall constitute a day's work for five
days and nine hour? on Saturday?, and that wage?
sha.I be piid weekly. The striker? think that they
may win. ?an,y twelve of the 112 firm? affected by
the strike ?mmd the u.iumtut yesterday.
ne m i: sews.
r?? nxrtffl Pmt Mot ,\>?-?. a-Mes r?*H*es?-.?B sn t\*
ntottnoym la '"' T rk Cito that ir- ree-fMn? **?? '*'??
f, a, h>r notttof l'i* C...'?./ //-???-.'"!? il? ',?l"'i'it '? rt ,1' V?
Ui ??.-.. New PerlrCI ,. .M In/orrasMoii ?ad deewi-teafs
tBrsut ?<?"?? '.u ''? -'"" ' ' |" '"' ',"?.-'' ' i ?? ?' f ' '. ''?' '
i-#,.;./, ,<m i '?a: ?' ..?: ' ?* ' itted ,??.'.-.-,.,..,.,.-"? i ?tu?
(l(l antilalAe ; ?iff a Pr??*4 ? < ? ?????'??.. \otwut .?eu,. ..?rIA?
WHAT IS GOIXO ON TO-DAT.
Insp? ctor M i. ni -h?t,- trial.
Park, anil V? ue lu? l C imm loi ei ?-' n ? i Ines,
i- ., ? mai
I cas?. S:;- ? ? . ?urt.
\. ,.,.%.,,;.. Boston bi t?, Polo Groui Is, 4
: ? "
N, w-York C imi rat' exhibition ol raphs,
Flf 1
Lemuel R ?: ! '??? I ? ' ttlon, ? lub
i East Slxt; "ourtl at., n p. m.
Brookl eld L? < ru?. No '."'? Forsyth-st.. 8 p. m.
,;., t?ovi rnm? ni i : ibs' tJIni i r, Ri form Club,
? -, . ? ?
, -.. , r- In nid of V? ?? Vors r? m t Atlai ta Ex?
. ? . Hotel V" ni lori rvc-i
New-York Electri al Society, Columbia Collcse, 8
j,. m
.lohn !.. Sto i lard's I? cture. Daly's 1 he Ire, S
p. m.
"Young People's Day" al noon prayer-meeting.
Ko. 113 Fi ton-si : li I"': Wi ay. ? airman
Art loai exhibition In s l of Can? er Hospital,
priva ? i :. w, < rtsli -; Oall? rl? -. aft? rno n ai I < ven
Ing. _^__
NEW-YORK ?MTV.
The < '.Dill of ''.i ice - ' "hur I?, H i
?ras ill?- beneficiary '..,??? hi of a
Madison Hall. Madia ?n ave. an I i
twenty-flfth-st., '? ' ;' ?
Alberto Laurence. The guild do? ? a credltabl? work
.n feeding and clothli | ihe worthy i ??
\Y. 11. Ellis denies ihe reporl thai the n?
who were senl Into M? :i o ai colonists were tr< iti I
"worse than Siberian slaves." Rom? of them are
Mia ... nav< reached Houston, Texas, with stories
of harsh treatment. Ellis Is conn? ted with the
rompai -. ? ' 'h establish* l the colo ij . and he says
all the people there are properly taken i ire of.
The Poel? Board yesterday ?old at auctloi
amall leases of piers and bulkheads. No Important
leas? s w? n1 sol l. the i : I es obtain? I ra
tr;, t,, t 000 ,i v. i:
The Church Club has Its annual meeting to-night
at No. 14? Flfth-ave?. Its headquarters.
? : Blou? : (Mas O'R? 11) n : ?all to ?? ly on tl e
\\ ! ;?? Star I. :?' Bt? IIU< ?" M
l ?Ischampe, the . ?* mert
ne steam? r Ri rlln a-ho robb? I tl i iterooms
of th? : n the l ind was
detain? I al Ellis Isl ind, will be ?
land for trial.
Mrs. Langtry sailed yesterday ' r Soutl
on the North Qerman Lloyd ateamer Lahn -
?aid - he s oui i ba back In th* f ill
?'.Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works," wltl : rurea
day. w 111 1"' BhO? : In Al -?' la ' ? UTOW
night, for the benefit ol Lus of the
B] -,,, : h I.? agu?.
A r. -option for tho Rev. Dr John \ '?'? "?
will be given to-morrow ntghl In his chun-h, the
Elght?*>enth Stn et M? t? I ; ;'
.IV.
\ popular l^turr. on "The Manufs I ire by "?
of the Electrical Fum.' Diamonds Rubl -
Aluminium and Calcium
ered by E Iward Durant to-i hi New
York El?ctrica] Society, In Columl
Tho cable companies announce tl u ih? Slhoi
land lines are now restored, sn i t!. it mei ?age* f-.r
Jai?an ar?- acc?epted sa usual,
The Hotel Castleton, St, '. ??-??-. States 1
nil] this Fummr-r t," under ti;?1 management of
Greorge Murray, on?' of the well-known hotel
in New-York, it is beautifully locat? I, ai : -,
eoasful wapon is pr?-'li- li
It was anr.ounre.1 yesterday thai ax-Qovernor
Fiow-flr bad consented i> serve ,i? a member
I-Uorcanizatk.il Committee if th? itockholders of
the lx>nK Island Traction Company
Tho Hon. Frank Curson and Loi i i?
who came over hers to attend the marriage of m.h?
Loiter sad the Hon. George N. i urson, wl
for Uvcr] ">ol to- lay on the W I Re Star Line ?? m
er Maj. -1
When the cold weather ruined the Fl ?i la oral ?
crop. Importers of '-rani:.-? in this
and Sii lly for tl:" fruit, an ? In m
credits for th?? shippers of th? fruit iho
tries, ,.!'. ,ii, n,.' Il a box for ev< bos
Th?- shippers of the fruit from .-.
advantage of this ad van ?-. at
over fraudulent
city ha? received 700 boxes which ront
layer of oi ans? a ai ih? est of th?
with Bton?a*s ari'l sulphur. The Importei refus?
pay the duty on them, and ths CAii
hav? I ikc-n them.
There was recHvi I at t Ti .
fSOO.000 | ?id from Csi : la on ace nt of the Go?
ernment bond syn II tie,
The Armory Hoard held a )-r.?-f meeting In 'he ,
Mayor's offl e yesi
ment Armory, In W< ? Fo
municatlon was t ??? ? ? I ?
-atable, of the Building Departm? n that
the si chlteci i of tl I to i
th<- defe ?ta found I
Information was s !.?., y
ordered Cabl
nt at the m? et I m,, to carry out t ?li ? ?
make i?u'.'l any def?
Mayor Strong yesti made tv,
of City Marsh il? They were I ?
of No. 4* East Third ?-..,. i he i irth
: ? ???. t Court, In place of John r Qu .,- i
Morris Einstein, of So. 738 Slxth-st.,
the Fifth Distrli I ?'our'.
Three nspi ?tori were appointed by the Excise
Tio.-iri restorday, si H.300 a year. Foil
th<- appointments: John T M< '?? I, ol \'o, 32* West
One-hundred-and twentj seventh it . Simon Kaul
iiiiinn. ?if Ko. Z26 Seventh Bl . Jo ? :-. Kahn, of No.
tea 8ixth-st.
EUEIXESS
Conklln i-'mith snd Peter i
b'isli!??? ?is .-inlth ?- Manning
ufa iturlng i 'ompany, d< alera
EPLICA TIOXS,
Mam Ing, who di i
Hi :?.?
i ha : -, i,:i.?
ate , i't No IS Fulton, No 23 Ha
A ?? O-te-hundred-and-twenty-fifth si . made an
asaignmenl yesterday to Charlea i. Furej .
preferences for V.S''-. lo i Rum? II Company,
Newark, 13,4(4: Charles !?' Kapler, Brtjol lyn, I
Bolton ?Vlnpenny, Philadelphia, '.'-? :?? ?
(?????n in business several years, and railed on .-??;
tomber I, MM, srith liabilities of I ictiial
ass.-'s $14.4rti. and compromised, It was said, al BO
cent? on the dollar,
Deputy-Sheriff Mulvaney yesterdsy received an
execution a?alnsi Absolom ?A', Dieter, form
proprietor <?r th? Hotel Gladys, ?: Columbti
and s.-i-'-nt? Bfth-st, f,,r M.W, In favor ol William
'l 0*lsbenen, foi renl for November snd i" em?
ber, 1893, and on a note for I
Deputy-Sheriff M <ir. ? ? ? , ,. . . Us?
attachments for 17,633 against McQall Urothei , hat
manufacturers of Orange Valley, \. .1 . which were
obi lined by Blumenstiel ' Hlr i h, on th?
of non-residence. They were In favoi of Adolph
VVlmpfhelmei ,. . ! (N'aller il. Ora? ? ,v
Co., IV."-:. both a :. ? foi m< r handlse. The b
has been establlsl I ma veara and foi i
years ihe) have had a salesroom In this ?'lly al No
'i Washington Plac? ,- , ? thai they :.
glared a chattel moi :.-. -, on th? ? plain foi
chattel i,..n ta,
T ??" years sgo Ihej ? .Id they ha'd a tai lt??
afclJ?.OOO.
-r
toi: THE fliehen PERIODICAL CLUB
An Illustrated l.-< tur.i Australia will be given
al I o'A<?''k this afternoon si Sherry's, Flfth-ave
and Th.rty .?>v. nth .-: . by th? Rev. Dr. Henry L??
beck, rector of Klon and St. Timothy Church, foi
the ix-iu-m of th?- Church Perlo II? al Cli b
founded bj otto. Mary Ann i ?i ..ka- Fargo, and of
win, I, Mrs it. M. Hoe la pr? ildenl T? a la to bs
na-rv'1 Satter the lecture. The tickets, al Jl. may
h.- obtained at tin i koma ol ih. club, Church Mla
Ki'niM House, Twenty-second-sl and Fourth-ave., or
of Mi M ", No u i.i-i .??'. vi m ? ai
J. I. ?T.i|?in. h<< ri'tary. No. 113 Becond-ave.; M?hm
l'lon-tic Taylor, Na ?'.?> \v,-.st Ninth hi . or si
Bwrrj-'i at ths hour ot the entertainment.
Ths work of ih?- ?lull consists in Bending i. ,.Kh
and iicrioaiiiaiK t., poor parishes and mission ?ta
tlona in the \\ a st and South, where reading matter
la otherwise almost unattainable rt.r iha- clergy and
their parishioners. The net ?! is f.-it for new mil.
scrlb?-r? aH w?-Ii ,ih for all th^ benefit which can be
realized fr ?m Dr. L?beck'm l.-cture
"Chacaqua."
Announcement?.
E. ?ft W
o\ tee
"Chacay ua,"
tfl
wholesome,
leavens most,
leavens best.
A F FA l RS JX BROOK L V.V.
Till! c ?MMERCI \!. RANK DEFICIENCY.
Jame ? Berge .. ?. ? ? ; ? William N". l?yk
niiiti ?
el for the '.ir- oi -. to h
..: . r the bank of hl? Int? ntlon t?> make
i un applli ii to the Supreme Coui : for Ii
.i-, i i tii" liability ?.' ? ?? bank's
Rtockl ? I ,!.!? 1. : ?? ni i '.?? ti(.
Ilcl :, ., ,: .?? to lltor ?I ??.,.:??..'."..., to pay
va hi. !i i he ri ' '.. ??! ha In hand a ba Ian e of
? tie that he h is non a ?,
: ink's ?t ?i ; -. with the except! ?n o
>k on app -ai,
?? ?? ... paid .. i ' redltor - i ? ; ?
? . If an* further pa
i ic bank ' ? creel ! t o? 11
/ the | ?? he dir? ears aiders, In
? . ??..-?? ? . ? : ..,:-? be pro n -
itciry .a -in.
is i ??. ? thl ? ' ? ' ? ".ion of the
? ourl - ought by M (lernen, the
yer, ' : : I ivkm ?n irivi ? It as 1 |i m I
? ? |, i. illy
..... i ?
he , xt' nt of the full
par a ? lltlon tn the
? ? ? he i ' !
m mattet be t.; to a t ??;eree t"t
he irlti:-.
?
H W, SI.* '". M RESIGNS AS PRESIDENT.
i?. nr* w Blocum, pre le ni of ihe i' iney ! ?land
an?) Hi okiyn Railroad V mpanj hi i re gi ?"?.
The? : resignation was m i la a
week a mulling was | . I-.-. .. n ab ut It
until lion was
i -
hlrei-tol ' ?? i ?? : ' i' f ?'
i ? ?
lie lilt
|
?lent of ihe road I re?lgna
July 1 Mr. fi
hall are' the
?to, k of th?? com]
\*a I. . Will I" SI
; - ? ? I setll??!. A irreal
I
.: h 1:1 bee i ?lone bj I ? ' ... in, the
: i !
?
ATLANTIC- v\ ,: RAILR? ' ?V!? DIRKC roRS.
At the annual men of the
; . , t crday, at I
[? on r d o I ' r ?
????t, ..' V?, illiam J Ft
for the
? ?< last v\ nte :. and '? I Xorton I?
t a ?lay of t :
(pi Mr. Richrai
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t I i
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e'"\ ; i:.?",'iN?; HER MfTTHER'S WILL
Mr? Bar il ? test before
I her. V
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L'T THE PAINTING? IN THE BA ?.
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MRS. CAROLIN I
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Mr? Kate Ti yon,
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tute to-da] it 4 | n
v- the ' ring te
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tern Di?
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mmern md Na.igatlo I ' ? ?,? f ?!
klyn ? ? i m .?.?
? of the no
11 i lenn? it, chairman; i ! i; ??'? hsi mann, Jam? ?
? ; . tillar?! 1 th, H
John !.'? n ? i. Dit n. 11 Jewell, I , i. . ?, ,
Roth, I.'.,. - Oi if, B?lwai : i-* LI I n
Ms ! loi ' -. irles n Rej ? olds ? ;? . .'?? i; Doodwln, I
Wal ? ? i. : lell, Willi im ?ndrei ?,, ,| it. ?;.,., |.
?.?? il Woodworth, Jame C Brower and
' . |, :
Margare) ?Volf brought sull yesterday In the?",r
cult ???..,: ' before Julia? I-.'.?!!.,?.??- fo, '...??<? dan.
"n s< ., int ?* In n ' ? ? red si thi I
of the South Rrooklyn Ferry ml Steam Tram
i .t i , tlon <'?!,? tij on ?' ne 1 IM.
vit-. l.y.'ii.'Hi Abbott and othee chsrltsble ? imen
gave an entertainment and luncheon In Ihe John?
ston Building i,-,"t night for Italians, in whom
i'. mo M, fhun h ha - taken an Intei??i ,,f |????
The ol eel of the movement in to gather the liai*
lam Into the church.
The directora of the Montauk Club on Monday
night elected Ihe folloa-rlng officers ; president,
Charles A Moore; ? |, ?? president, I Rogers Mas
well; secretary, Henrj I'.ttn Wood, .end treasurer,
Henry i: Henson; ihe only change being the n
cession ..f Mr Hem i t.. the otfl a of treasure! In
place of William A A 'Is, who p n Itlrelj .|., Hned re
election.
Postmaster Bui I yesterday thai a new
leite i bog had i? en put up at Union ave and
: orth ?t.
MA LI y E I .X TE L1, it; B V C ?.
MIXIATtlRE .vi.M.\?:\ ?
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IIIQII v. A ; ; p. TO DAY.
V M
r m
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TO 1'AV.
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.Kin? Ion, V|. H is. Ulee
. Hi men, v, m i;: . ,; ,_,,, ,{
i .Ni?|. April 13. N ?1 1.1 i.|
I'l ? iii"ln.Hatnburs, v, , . |?j Hamb Aeaiei
.Hsvana, April :??, N ?, . , ? ,
.?( '?'" :.'. April IT.. Lu,,., m ... n ?
?I m RSDAY, APRIL 23
. la? n,. n A| i il lei . ; ,; |.|.,v,|
?.?*??' ?i'!", April m .n.,,,,. |
FRIDAY, v; t;ii, n,
Campants .Uverp , . > .hnur
Virgtnla. ' "hrUtl neett i, \.,,<\ \a . t nlon
1 .' , ??..I-, ?iii.u'.i, April 'lo . p.... n
ii'..??.i'. I'"1' Spain, April |g.Trtnlalad
? l jdOJM. STEAMEItl
T?. DAY.
V?aeel. i?, ? .n.-- fills rlna?. v>??ri ?alia
Majestic, Uverpooi, Wait" M?r. 4:00eta IrSin
Beriln, Southampton, Am-trican. ?a <?? ? m 11 ???? ? m
Ilhynland, Antwerp, K?-.l Stir. l.-eSOpn i oo i in
Siiatoga, llaiun?, N Y * Cita?. l.uuum S;(?0pm
riiliadtlpliia, U. ejuayra, Ited U.U.OOam liOvpm
Must stores don't dore not te"? ?jjive
; Iliei?ie'V li;ie'k il yoil ?Ii>i>t 11]?()1) it ; l?ur
they don'1 advertise it?*1 < Mi no !
Why invite complaints? Why invite
? imposition / Why raise doubts ns it>
ih" quality of OUI? goods! Nothing
lieiilulit liero e'?li I,;- WI*Olt?, Other
merchants are fallible ; bul wr*r? di li?r?
ent. Why indeed .'"
\ 11* 1 .-?? un??-! of the new business is
left ?e? u> because yon are ;i|?t t?> ??i? tu
the store where yon are as welcome to
complain as ti? buy.
Thank yon, other merchants.
.*:??. ....
VI? ?
Ito, $i:. .<ia $is, ?i?-?. $h. ?jan, r.-2
e inade with your future, ?n>1 our?, in
Your money back it yon want it.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
leRo.vi'VT.-. . . ........
BTOU KM. ) n: ' ?I
IJ.
Elegantly Trimmed Hats from
S*-*? 00
if
& Co.,
28 West 23d ?St.,
arc offering specially attractive values
in Paris Trimmed and Untrimnwd
MILLINERY.
med !
vw i
?m up.
largest ns.sortnu-nt in the city in choice
French Flowers, Fancy Straw and Ma?
nilla Braids, Ribbons, I.aces, Ornaments,
etc., and ?Ladta*?' and Misses' Sailors.
The
Correct Styles
Moderate Prices._
For Boys'
Spring Suits.
\\ <? liave- a dark blue-, cbeviot-flnish
,ij serge, which bas been proved l?y
e-lie'inie-al tests t?? l?e' absolul?'lv all
wool, changeless color? and vv?'.trs ??.??
well thai wo have made it ini?> suits
i??!- all ages, as i<?.le?us :
\ : ? ? i . ??
"I.? )0?
a?*
? 'Sem eUi.
*!0.0(>.
Ii....ii?l.-!.ri?.i??tM re?-?fers- ?i to$s1 ?-/v
4*5?*
Well lined, well made, and jMissess
L11 r_: ihe til and linisli characteristic of
our e?tablishiiiciit, ihe'se- garments will
In- found as sat ??factor) for general
wear as others \. ?ii<'h arc much im?ri'
expen ?it c.
BEST&CO no o0 wx
?iw'iian ai;-,, ou-o^ west
'iPs-Oll 23d Street
. .; ?Jal i> m
a "", m
I ??) p ni a ???i p in
I V
I ' ] ? ?
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v ! ? i : 11. 29
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; ,. .In i.'?, ir. ni,?, iiio- . S-OOpn
Hlll'I'IVG S EWA
peyere ,,i- m:u VORK TI HSPAT, SPftlL 99. i-.?.'.
vi: IIVKD.
,!,,, m ? m, i- naca. April i??, ?rlth
? V'i?-'i ?i
*' ?'.' 'n..|.,,..-?- , iliri, B? iwn, ?i:??; m April
wiili i,?.,?-. T7 . it'ln .?ti'l Ut? ?'????'..?:??
- . . . vu t?a luldwlo .?? Co. Arme?! el lie? Bel
' ' ' ['. . Hin, m .nil:.,? D o.'?' vi.iii 7, en
.'o '.,... i;,.!.-. .. e??. Arrlv-el ?1 th? I ,: il S p m
m.l fleets?, v- r-yer, Antwerp April 13,
?in , ? ? ? '"' ' ' ?'
"i,!:,....... n - ***?? ??? ?"'-"
i . ,. ,, .i.,,, ni ml ?.. I, Antwerp A.,nl 0,
w"h' , m ait. >"i N ivliatlon Co. Arriv?e ..t
.,(?,,. I me 1 V. '.,:n.i J.iii'iii? 13,
||<?ni i. II, Sln??p ir?
.,.,? ii ? .' 13 Pon N... !fl?,
,nSer in Hnaderaun
'" ... , ,!,, I',.II : Ml Ml.?, '..' ?? .
' .. ... ,. ,,| n tin, man-ar t.. ..r,|.-r. yeeeei la
, ? ,? i p m
.,. , .?.,. .... v, 'i IS eerllh ni'l.
, ; r ... I,i,i,.' ?i IveeJ ... the H?r i.t 1,
? '':?.,. i ., KV.nl e Nor) I ??? i n. I ?????" ??4ll IT.
_.'.,.', t to II I? mi . arrive?! kl ihe I'm- ?t 2 .. in
*-' " _ , ? ???.. it.ie ??.. .- ivenn ah, eelth
1 . ' ',., iiulp i*i . S ?port K? ?
?I.I " ?tnlnlon
' ."".'.'',., ,,?..,:". N SI. itMi'M.i..... men
,. , ,?.;..? ,.. M:.:.!..!. n ,v Oo. teweei ...
r Wll r.. N B| MiMim-r I km
? id i is en ?v- ll-in
.. ??! to .i r \> hltn? t 'v ' ...
i \|,i i ?a, '? 30 p tu U in,I north
:.. >,...
. I.I .Vl.l'.l
s,..,, .., i.,. ,, net ??? We* I',..' OW 11 ?Uni n S?
' ,.,.,, i.. nett, f.'r'i.io't H"r.et ' Hell.
H!. ,,,,,- ,;..'. : ,?, man i ?, ltall??lelphla Will n i r
'.'",'." VV-, ?, ,, ..'. ?O'-i.-f. I'.l'etn.t.IrtCtM
* ',V,??r M,i ??.I,.? ISO. I ?r ? tl. I.I*." I ???! " M'U'I-'M'I
., Itenrl Iteitu .i'??. Ui-m?-4, As.r? ''"'i"i ^
'"','.,',?., !:..n,i ?it.,. Ti,.,i..|.?..n. H,.,iti?..?i?i' n Iniermtv?
,?,-, ,'.-??-.?...,..,,? .. Hum..? j
K~,..,u,r ||, ?,,:, ?Ainter, Hi??torse ?. B ?tus n !?' mm
'"i. ??., .,,.??...',.. Wttket Horteik ?evd H?*ewpa?1 Hew?
?^T?iOeV;, HHIn^-. tMaaom, rls So?.,,?
";,.,?','.''"lu.1i-',;i,v .un. knr, '??-'*'"i ?'?""?< Arl-'i'
A,:,,.,n,.T rtmmmewet ?nr,. Meurrejr. n???i'.??i??. ??Psrs?
,.|, -eiiii?t,,n Oreen , ,. , w.n,.r
St.'sni't T?li.?!..,-.. A?kln?. Si,? aim??!' ? ? \'V,r'r ..
?-(??t.i.i I'liirl,!? iIhI,i. I'""t?<. I'"'?"-. f,lr or,lrr?-4.
,V"?mV"r'rBu?,na tlJr,. Huck?n, Uov?r for order? 4Joe-p?l
4. Traita?.
6th Ave., 20th t* 21st St
FURNITURE DEP'T,
THIRD FLOOR.
-*** ? *?*
g^^^s-^B
[FTP
7?
SPECIAL*
100 COMBINATION
BEDROOM SUITES,
Comprising Antique Oak Dresser. Bed, full width, Good Woven Wire Sprint,
Forty Pound Hair .'lattrcss in one or two parts, Round Top Table with shell
highly polished, Two fancy Spindle hack Chairs with Rocker to match and
Washstand with 5 p!?'?*. h er Back, Nine Articles in all for
All Coo-is nackod and delivered free of charge at any point within
100 miles of New? York City._
ey
back if yon want i(. Hut you don't
w.nit ?I. Why should you? I i you
buy one of our suits or Overcoat?
you ?won't be willing to exchange
ii lot* the money. Think o? it :
s
12
r >n THE BEST ?Jt'Al.tTt SEWEST AXD <r>nr<F: T
rOVKHT OVKBCOAT, BILK ?EROE
LINED, Pt'RE-DYE RILE LINLli. 51". RcMtlJ.lt,
. AM i EXTRA BIZ
MO, ?12, SI5,
?TRl TLT MI. VfOOU vi'TNA. WOR***nCD.
THIBET. ?:?'i? >' "'? ;-l-H i IIEVIOT sriTS. K?***B8IE*"T
I S KWEST SHADBS
RETAILERS PRICTO $:".. $1-:. "23
TMO E .'-?' TE? AND nvrt.vK-ix.r.L.?*-. ?jt-its
??'ill 'H WE OFTERED I.AST WKKK AT ""Il t?EW
. BH ?ADV w, AT ?7 BO, TO OBT AC
??I ?INTED in .':?? i.:> V? TO .H'ST AHOI'T v??
SEW A? 'aJI'MNTAN'-KS. H IKY ARB ALI. IOLD.
To make more new friends?-at
tiiis storr tiiis week?we >\ill s<-ll
aboui 350 Suits and Overcoats,
tlif $15 and ?rlS kind.
At
10.
IIIIII ?!)?? \ ? \m? rilAMBKR*" -?Tltr.F.T.
\M?
104 IROADWAT, BBLOW Kl ITO\ *?T.
Ilpni S*ttttr??M ? ?-?.-iilna until !l ??'?'l???'l?.
Sheets
and
Pillow Cases.
( II Wamsutta, Sew Bedford
Sill'
? Cotton.
. 5o -. each.
,65c "
. ;oc. "
. ?Soc. "
!?. I s
Cut
54x9 I i:i
7 2 \ ').,',"
Sixu;?',1 .
90x99
I'll.LOW CASES
42x36 in . 15c, each.
45.x :<) ill . . 17c. "
48x38 ? |in .. inc. ??
54x40) ?in . 2\c. "
?Lord& laylor,
Broadway ft 'J?Uh St.
Steamer Pblla?4eti*tils, Ctetsltas-s, Ls 0-tsjrr?, eta
H ,uli ?n BHae .?? Dallell
a!,:,,,,,.-? Rhynlswl a-:,., aMUs. Ant-.?-rp im-rna
llaanftl SO, II?'?!? '> ' ' mPa-alll ....
iSark J 1 IUb?l Mlt.hell Fer-uindlns Bsrsn * s..n.
itarit Amphliiite (Ruee). BJorfcvlet, ."'.?..?i-.i..?:-.!.. r*,:n,-h.
'"'iVmk .a Am (Br). O -.i. a. Hsllfss. N s i- r <'?-r!.urJ
''? ,' . ,-.,,,.olbeth, Bl <*r.'K Btrti-saa Br ?
J:?-, HU?A, Thompeon, <:? r,;^T wn. Da? M,,).?:,?m
A ?''?
s ?.n.i.l?.
-, ?.,.,.., a -.,.a N. 1 f-.11? snd N>w|>.,il New?; Itlc-ti
.? ,' 1 ? 'iv'-.i' ?Velmar lUer), v. ?Ulmore; Wells Clt?,
r.". ?iiim'.i K-^iu. ?I;""v,vv,;h.1v,::;;;; -as??:
T?,u? i?ian,l :j.?ii Di?n?ln?-o. " ''""' ".' "? Bremen;
:?; SiiBr? ?..???..?.?? .i""--'-. -*?*-?-***.! -un
?Nur?. Ulbs a; Runt? iBri, Uvsm ??
1 Hg MOVEMENT!) Ol" BTBAMBRaV
foreign i-?in*s.
Bte.r UsiKlsIT Lit! IJBr*. Huger. fro? Nesr-Tork r?r
. , aF&rr&X?j?*.?tornar,.
^A^?*f?V|. tro- He-w-T.* EaaB
''s;:::::^,^1^' $?*??? fr,"M """? ?^ .*?
f'si!;'::,',,"J,.'lu "??"'? *"***' ****** *?? M?ml,urt.
'?r-S'X? <?)? !,'"v'1 ,r"m S,rMln f,r N"*-?"ru
Ar?V<limM Uhss? I-***- !"":"1 "'"" "?,mhllrs f?r Wort.
yV.-?,,'"". ,,';,? iDtiteW ?J?as*-M. frass New-Tee? APm
r ' , , ??,-,.,??,Lull April ?
si'^mfr ? , N?'".....'-''" l? PcAtOt, fr,m .W.ylirk. ar
riS^m!WlWe^1^^1^ "?T?** Apru ,:.
fe?,2S?'l?wdW"??lm II "i"?- ?"'"n..-,-. fr?m Nap,,..
Adt!. - f N.? -V.-.I.. I-?*"1 "l'"-?l''ii- April *R
2S1 v?? l?sltlm.'?re. f? ?'<> J?*"r0 *nd 8mio?? ?rrlve-t U
Paincmbucu April 1*.
DBE88 ?iOODS.
Wednesday, April ?Mtli.
A large purchase of heavy Crink?
led Cr?pons, tti be sold at 7."> cents
and $1.4)0 per yard, in all fashiona?
ble? ?colorines and equal in quality
to prods, hitherto sohl at $1.*?.>
ami %l,ih per yard.
Also, liitfh class ?French Novelty
i'lcpons, at $1.25, $1??5 Mid $2.3o
per tanl; equal to the richest ex
nibited ? ??> n? this ?season?
A heavy stock of Mohairs, in all
styles and colors?the leading
fashion?
Also, a line o? 1<S inch Covert
Suitings at .*f l.OO per yard. />0
und M inch ?Scotch Granito Co?
ver!, at .-f l.Vi."i per yard, and a se
lert assert nient of ?56 ineh Knglisli
Tailoring Mixtures, at $1.10 per
yard.
Extensive stock of storm proof
i Navy Serges and various weaves
in medium price Cr?pons.
JAMES McCREEBT & CO.,
Broadway and 11th St.
%
pLL\T:S pINEfURNITURE
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS.
We ine'iiii design! not te> be found
elsewhere.
We mean original pieces with a dis?
tinctive style'.
It' that is not exclusive eooagfa we
will desigu and make special patterns
for your individual needs 'I'liat means
?wh.it it meant a centarj ago to get
a design frooi oue of the faiuoui old
lavcr-.sea makers.
Our store is one immense museum,
where every specimen is a work ot art.
BUYOFTHE MAKER"
Geo. C.Flint Co.
43.4*3 and 47 ?WEST 23?ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
fACTORY: 154 AND 156 WIST !9?STR?l*T
HOPELESS.
It a man after seeing out
two-fifty or three dollar
>ring derbys, still prefers
i-v-?. to ?pay much more at a
swell hatters for the
?same thing he's hopeless on
the hat question.
Here arc some tilings in
\ 'w^ s,10('s no man should miss.
^*? Russets. $3, $4 & $5.
Patent Leathers, $4, $5 & $0.
HACKETT. CARHART
and COMPANY
Two Store?: Broadway ariJ Canal Street
Broad'vaiy below Cliituberi S'reft'?
OFFICES:" STORE
TO RENT
IN Till*
Best Known Building in America.
Two floors in the 8th and 9th stories
now devoted to mechanical employments
in The Trihune 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?
in g in this vicinity; situation clo>e by
Brooklyn Bridge.
Apply in the Business Office of
THE TRIBUNE,
lW Nassau Street,

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