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Honestly now, what is your objec?
tion toready-made? Why do you
keep on paying a good tailor's high
prices ?
The market for the best materials,
highest grade of work, is equally
open to us?wider open, our pur?
chases are larger.
Fit? We don't make to order,
but we make to tit.
Can any one do more ? Yes, -ur
can ? "your money back if you
want it.
Suits ?$1 2 to $28.
Out ?;>-??<- book ?ny? what we >ave ur.?a?. | ITS lot
the eat
Rogers, Peet & Co.
Pria ? and Rr-- v. -
Warren ?
I way,
WESTC11 ESTER COUNTY
Y0NKER8.
Mia? Mary Fren ?? Field, daughter of Eugen??
Field, delighted a large audit 1 c? on Baturday even?
ing at lh? parl?n of th? Young Men'? Chrlatlan
Asso latlon, In Maln-at, by reading selections from
lier fathei ?. ? Chamberlain, nolo t^nor
?f th? Warburton Avenue Baptlat ?'hurr-h. pan?.
At tin- clone ol the reading ? number of th? mirti
? had a f. w momenta' conversation with Mt?s
Field.
The Tonkers Ladles' Madrigal Club Is rehearsing
for ft ? ? ? >?? Kiven In the latter par! of April
In the Kir.-' Reformed Church, it having been
found Inconvenient I? r ih<j member? to meel after?
? irsals In futuro ?rill be held on
?A nd Thursday evenings, al 7:>0 o'clock, in
t'.? . : the Yonki ri Ci.f Music.
Mr. and Mr? ? 111! m F. Beoti entertained the
Fon Club for 1 Btudy <>f Ant h ropo
11 inthly meeting last week. The paper of
the ? |i ..? read bj .lam??? Bruci.
This evening there will be nn important mi In?
Of th? .'..ik Hill .'lu!? at the club
Ii is ? ? ra, and 11 I? i op d
? a large attendance of members,
To-night the ten-men team ol th? Palisade
. ib go? to New-York City 10 play a return game
with 1 rbocker Bowling Club at Ita alle ya
:.: ? r flfth-at.
? its \vc<k the '..uiiils of
tl ? ? : r? ???? ? will present In Music Hall
the cantata "Me n a composition of iieinri.? 1
Hoffman. Th?? pupil; will have th?? assistance of
lira. Oerrlt 81 l.e?.? Moti
VI tor Bailard. i: Is given under th>- direction of
tu r. Hoff, who li musical director of the
r ? I Mr-? H,,.(T will accompany the
ail g< rs. The pi the et tertalnment will be
us. 1 in purchs ting a reference libren- for the u*#
of the school.
T'n?? I 1?re Spirit lallstlc Botriety h?i' cho-en
Alfred Ai-air. wi rea? irer.
Ji.h? Wldi many years musical director
? ? ? ? Yonkera t? ? died on Baturday
at his home, So. 13 Centre-st., this city. Hi waa
? ? i The funeral will be held to?
morrow afternoon, probably at th" hall of th?? soci?
ety, In Ru.-nn Vlata-ave.
An entertainment under ths ?llrectlor. of Kltohtn.?
Post No. ??, 1; A. R.? waa i:lv??:i on Baturday after?
noon ana evening Ii Mual 1 Hall. Ii wee an Illus?
trated lecture- on "The Army of the Potomac."
WHITE PLAINS,
The collection of ?tate, county and town taxes
In this town will not begin before April 10, a? the
collector haa not yet re. rived his book.
? Demoei ? be held ln this ell?
lag? to-morrow evening for the purpose, of electing
a ??????.? r of 1 nty C immittee
Th? annual eli I th? Fir.? Dej r.rt
xr.'ji.i takes ? '..'-morrow evening.
A pti the taxpay? ? if thi ? lag?
has t ? for t morrow evei ? at the Audi?
torium, to consider the Bronx Va.ll??; gewei ;
ail for ih?? m?-.-ilii_ -.? ?Ignea by Samuel ?'.
Miller, Prealdenl I I
Tiri G.?,;':? ? of th? Woman's
Christian Temperance Cnlon %? ?. i i be li-?i on
?.? . sday afternoon, at 6 o'clock, in ilio mission
r.-'-iiiti.
Tho methods of the Water Commisti! er? ?
pointed about a y!,r ago to instil ? ??? -?:? of
water supply for thla ge, are no: meeting gen
?ia! approval by tr,?? taxpayers, wh ?a?.?? the
commission ?s entirely too far-rea plana j
; r.-i :- ? (pending Of mom
t- irveya ?mu preparation? for securing add!
? tei ?.,,... , u en th? r ? ... bu ili ? - : e corn?
il . ?a '.;:?? ? : M be tu acquli e
l of ? ti?: ?? ? ter ? hl. h, with
a ?..f another storage reaervoii within
would
.-? , ..r.-ment.-? uf It,.? ?. - ? m ?? y
; .t compa small ? xi" nse.
lection ? .f ? tie
? .
? ? the last sis month? .. lar?.? force of
? ? ?. ra I assistants has been at work making
eye. for a . ? ? ,?. beet ? x
; Even in the ;?? ' , For .->???.t ng
- ? ? plant ta?? ?-??.ira? . -.?.??,. Is al leg?
..???? ? ? ? , ? ? town aa) theli
?? ? ?? i- airead) J? ???.. ami that
?? ? ? whal their waterworks
ayatem - ? io coat ::. lh< and, ..???? in?? proa
$ln< imbranco if the proponed
irons .? ?? ?.? ? a a law, it la time to call
; who have looked into thi tubject
? ?,-.) that i' th? plan? of the Water Com
; ? the cfimpli'ti'd water?
? village will cosi at ! aai ?.'?."..???> in
? r - declared, Inatead of i?r?-|i..rlng to
? ren village, tn<
iniv?'r,n > urtliiK us If i! had tin? needs of a
: ty to aupi ly, with thi raaource? <>f a lar?;.?
; ? to drat mei ? the ? spi nae?
? meeting of the Westchester County Bar Aas -
waa held In th? courthouse nn Baturday,
em Theodor? M Biikman prealdlng. ?Five
? ? ra s arid a number of aub?
?. over, Including the iire?,,'iraiioiin f.-r
dinner 61 the .-????,'??-????, ihn data foi
t . ? ? ? .?? bc'*!i selected.
MOUNT VERNON.
Mi. and Mrs. Jain?-* M. Anderson enterta'nefl a
I ' ad i.i.ir party a*, their home
IB \\ ? ? .-? ?:. : ??.. on Friday night. Among !hos?
W.< weri guest? Wer? the Kev. mai Mrs II. ?.
} ? ? . a'r. and M?ra W. B, ?Anderson, and Mr.
gad ?? t orna? IV. Davis.
;, i'?.'-.r Will confirm a clap? of ehllrtrer' ln
;;? Baal Chestar, on Tuesday.
April II II? wili bi assisted by th? rector, the Rev.
v. .-? Coffey
I? made 'hat the Rev, Mr
Feck, of the Pirst :.??!? wi ?i Episcopal Church, Bay
? . . I. snd wan I- rt.n?. connected with
churches In Brooklyn. I called to the Meth?
odist Episcopal (.hureh her? after the exrm.itlon of
-?-,? .: ihe Rev, ll. A Buchtel The neu pastor
will preach hli first sermon ..n Easter Bunday;.
The ?former site of Holler's lee (?.nd. which has
? .? iy known fur th? strange appearance
of twenty or mere new noun?? on It. wa.s no),? on
Baiurdi?> under foreclosure by David Verplai k,
refer.-e. i. ? ght In by William it. Patera,
plaintiff In an action, for 11.000. The pond ?.,...
:. ?., In .? year ago. and on it?? sit?? a immiier uf
?.?.ere bulit by ?lie New-York and Mount
? .?r.?.- Land and Improvement Company, of which
I? Witt C, Hays ?as promoter, The company
, isea Maud twenty feel above
round or, brick piers, and are unapproachable
except havi remained unoccu
.. wei ? bull! Supreme ?Ourt Justice
Martin .! Keogh, who own? much ol the surround?
.?:?. ? ? ? ? ? ? a Ilow ? ii?? company to mi
Ir. abo . ??"> an.i they are
-.- ? ral ?? t foi th? r timber. Mr.
j apprehended, ?j.?-iit ., -:
Tomb? ind ?.- now awaiting trial
Toe Swedish Lutheran Emanuel Church In North
[ tear Valentlne-st., waa formally dedt
? rday. 1 h? ? aatoi the Kev Harold
I by lh? Rev, I. P, Ahi.^uls
... Rev. !.. H. Beck, l'r A. J. 1'eiirn'iii, rl;e
j<. ? Alfred Mohldenke, the Rev. Mr Stolpe, the
Rev. ?. E Kr?n, the Rev <?' Nelsevius and others,
gwedlah, ?j'-rnian and Eng
of the church are
ows Aaron Johnaon Charles Peteraon. John
... !.. a, Johanaon, Emll Johanaon, ?'hurl??
P. iVeaterlitnd, ?.?... Larson, Bengl Nelson; ? a.
Johnaon. ?? niiuv; Charles P. Westerlund, tr.-as
urer, and Knut Carlson, financial aecretary,
Miss Elise Jan?? Durrell, elxty-eeven year? old, a
well-known and wealthy woman, who?? hom?? waa
in Lawrence i'.rk, near Bronxvtlle, <ii?-?i on Batur?
day. Th? funeral will be held thla afternoon at
lier home and 1,urial will be In Sleepy Hollow feme
tery.
IPOCANTICO HILLi
Mr.-. MHnx.iret ?1???????/<.?. w;.l..w of H?iiJ;?mlri
RIHOOHHIll. died :>' ?I .? ?i'.ii.?- of her ?-on, ????,? li.iii?
G. She:v.?, nl, on I'll.iii.. sftl G?????, fr?,m a rojnpli?
cation '.f 'ii!-? SSI | Mr??. Kher?AO?Kl wa? soaTB In
New-Y'.tk City ?!??>? ????.rn ug?>. ???? was long
|???-nt:n?-ii \Mth the ?"irei Hefornn ?l Church of ?.??
r)io?Ati. M.t funersl will ink.? pisce at her son's
lif.me thla oftornoo ' /:?->.. I>r .!<,in? Knos
??.ii?;r., ?jui.nvr ?vi u?? first lUforatsl Church, will
FUR GARMENTS AND FUR
ARTICLES FOR STORAGE.
TAKEN UNDER GUARANTEE AGAINST loss
? OR DAMAGE. RFFAIRs. ALTERATIONS AND
REMODELLING OF FUR GARMENTS CAN
VOir BF DONF TO GREAT ADVANTAGE.
B.Mman&ld*
INFANTS' DEPT.
IBMCOZB TIOOM
INFANTS' APPAREL FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER.
Including dainty effects in Long and Short
Garments, Guimpes, Reefers. Coats, Hu?s
and Caps, at Moderate Prices.
ENTRANCES. 18th St.. 19th St. and 6th Ave.
,18th Street Elevated Station.
officiate, and ths burial will be in Bleepy Hollow
Cemetery.
PEEKBKILL.
Th?? Executive Cornmltte? of th? Junior Union of
Cortlandtown ?Ml meet In the Second Presbyt^rln;;
Church this ofternoon ol S*80 o'clo i;
Collector ?'fiarles ?. Boasett, of Yorktown, ??l'.l
begin th? collection of taxes to-day. He will pit at
tin- hotel of George Palmer, Croton Dam, to-day;
at the hotel, Jefferson Valley, on Wednesday; on
April 12 ?it II. Pros! Horton's, on the 14th at Lake
Mohegen and on tho isth .it Torktown Biatlon,
The mte this y? nr Is 16?M on every 11,000, us against
??'. ? lasl year. The amount ol l ? ?? rei irned
tax is 110780; road tax. ?:'??. 7-,; d ?a tax, '?
The shad seas,,?, b? gon on March 18, but a? yet no
shad have been caught In Ihe Huds ? it Peekaklll.
Charles A. Lomoi has received the contrae! for
the erection ol s new storehouse on lh? Btate Camp
grounds. Th?* building will be 28x40 feet, two
stories, from? ind orili I??? k* ? s ' ??:
?.,-? of the neo mess hell, between th? ' ?
A Inrpo quantity of r??"k will have ? ? be I
out. The contrae! calla for the compiei ' ?
wort by May IS
?'. Wesley Tompklns, the Republican candidate
for Ovt rae? r of the Poor, who era? d? feat?
? ' . three votes, hsa decid? d to ont est th?
election, on the ground thai there were a number
of votes .?st for him which wer? noi counted for
him. Mr Tompklns hod been Overseei of th? Poor
' ? sevi ral yean
The third and last lecturo of the Epworth League
course at the Fir?! Methodist Episcopal Church
will bp given In the church this evening bj the
Rev. B. Park Cadman, of the Central Metrop
Temple, of New-Tork City. Hla subject wl
"Life in London."
Th.? Teachers' Institute nf this county will meel
in Ookelde Bchool this week, beginning ?
? ng oi Friday. Teochers ??ill be reg tered
morning. The afternoon will b< devoted to thi
? g exercises, '"The Art of Q . <? " by
Darwin L, Bardwell, of the Corti ?Cormal
Bchool, and "Rece?? Changes In Bchool Lao
iW'imrtment Regulations," bj latiac H Rtoul This
evening the visiting teacher? will b< is at a re?
ception given by the Peeksk;il school
NEW-ROCHELLE.
A large number of eaaaya are being prepared by
th?? achool chi'. Iron. In competition for the prisca of
gold medala recently offer?-,? by Huguenot Chapti ?,
Daughter? of the Revolution, for the best composi
? The Cause? Which Ij i to the American
Ri volution."
M'l-h suocesa is sttending thi efT rti of the
women who recently Intrudi.d the P< " Pro
The deposi ?
now numb? ? ever 500, an '? l
abi ?? J'??1 The r-ystem is being extend, l ai rapidly
The Hup rennt Yacht C ? II elected ino '.
\nv. new officer?: Commodore, Charle? Whann, of
the cuttei Mpdesta; vice- ommodoi . !'???? i:
' the lunch Maud? rear- 'ommodoi ?.
T'a,uns H. Aldrlch, Ir., ol th? - ? ?'? ?
..-. ? L Lankota: -> tretary, Robert T.
,: ? Igley.
? h ? of the largest and most exciting -.f the cross
nirj runs of tii?? Westchester Hun? Club took
? .?? Saturday, The rout? was to Pori Cheater
? irough Westchester-ave t.. Whit. Pial
turning t,. Bye. Colonel ? ??? I. Astor Kane
waa master of the hounds and a ?core or n, ?
well-known soc ety people, Ini ludlng women,
in ih?? chase,
Th.? eighth cone? rt ..f the Violin ?'in?In, con
of seventy of the young people of the vlllagi will
..f the most brilliant yet attempted, It
be held in the Oymnasl ?in Building on May I. The
violin soloist ? are Pi '? - ? Ii a ? and H. V G?
Ingtoi ". ? ? ? iestra will play si vi ra! nun
ln.hu.l!ni-' Rossini'? 'Tar ?
A Lenten le,-turc. Illustrated with st??!.; tl on
-, ..v.- on "Queen Elisabeth" will be given bj Mr?
A Bpencer Le Duc at the Larchmoi I Ce Ino, in aid
of Bt. John'? Eplacopal Churcl on Thursday
The aim,mi mileage contest ..f the line pi ?
w ? eelmen w aa opened on April I The member? ? ?
qualify mu?i this year cover 2.300 miles by Decem?
ber ~;
The directors of the New-Rochell? Association
and representative? from other organisations wl !? h
win be without a meeting place after .lune ] ??.?.
Ing to th? gift of the Gymnasium Building to 3!
Gabriel's e] rei by Adrian Iselin, will hold a
meeting to-night f,.r the pur? I forming a
ato k compan> to erect a new gymnasium, whl.hi
will coat about ?130.000 Thi ?Iti io be selected will
probably be In Church-at., and th?? hull,ling will
contain apartmi for a gymnasium, publ??? li?
brary, bowlln? alley, I ?. and hull rooms ani
theatre pan.
\ number of burglaries and attempt? have been
reported to the police by resident? of Rocrt.-ll??
Park 'rh,? home of Charlea E, Relyea, th?? arils'.
In Beaufort Place, and thaf of Henry r!k<?. .tr.. in
Manhattan-ave., wen entered on Baturday. The
burglar? ?e ured nothing from Mr Pike'? hom?
hut from Mr. Relyea'? thev secured a COO hlcy Ic
with which h.? had won several amateur prizes,
This i;- Mr, Pike's third experience with buri
A year ago he ?hoi at a man ?.?. ?? ?? found try?
ing to open hla parlor window,
?
? ?TH TARRYTOWN,
Th? annual Inspection and i,arride ,,f ,??? Vnrth
Tarrytown Fir? Department win ?,.? held on Tuea
day evening. Arrangements have been mad.? t..
hav? th? placea along the line of march decorated.
The charter election of tho newly Incorporated
vlllag.?. of Pleaaantvllle will be held on Saturday.
April IT, from noon until 1 p. m The officer? ti?
Im elected are ? president, three trustees, a ?
utet- and a collector ><t taxes.
?
TARRYTOWN.
Tarrytown Ululi School bonds to the amount of
??,??, wtii ti were awarded to Lamprecht Bro? a?
Co., ?..f Cleveland, were resold by the Board of IM
ueation on Thursday evening The purchaser v.?,?
? Bookman Underbill, or Mew?Tork City, who
paid $!'?!.., the fami price bid by the flrst-named
firm, which for ?-.. r ? ; * - ? ?.-, - ? .? declined to complete
the purchase
iJr H B. Co?tant has purchaaed the old m..tr
hou???, in North Broadway, for 18,000, A part of It
will ii? occupied by ihe westchester County Sav?
ings Hank whll? the latter'? new building la being
?-r.?. t.d
The aasessi rs of the town of Qreenburg have de?
cided to aases? all property In the town at its full
valu?? th!? yeiir. :o preven! ?m) cause f.>r rom
plH?nt and negligence of duty on their pert
? ?
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.
Thf home of Mrs Douglas Bloane, in Bo I
Vlew-sl . waa entered on Pridaj nlghi by burglars
Mrs Bloane was ?wakened sbofJI .' o'clock by the
barking of doga and found the windows open, but
nothing stolen. Thi? la the third lima burglar?
?,.,. ,? ?. Islted Ihe Bloane mansion
a povert) ?oclal vnii be given on nexl Thuradoj
nigiit a? th?? home of .lohn ?? Parker, No i'if.
Husted-St, The costume? Will !..? nn Hiniislng
cle,
Joseph I'ark hns placed reclining chairs In the
wnttiiiK-rooin of th?? rallwaj station In Harris.?
and furnlahed ? full supply of surgical dreasings
foi um In .ris.? ..? sccldenl Mi Park made In?
same ?if'? ??. tbe it? - statua, som? lim? ago
Thomaa A Maltland and hi? family, win, have
been travelling m EgVpl. retui ? - A
?ti.ir home In Ihi BoaTon Post Road ?? u Rye
Thi wholesale burglariei al Pori Cheatei and
j;>. ar>? ???,.??? suggesting (o the people of the??
village? Ihe necessity of a police forca, and the
matter muy 1>?? lak.ii up at tlie approa.hlni,' char
t?r election in Pori Cheatei Mount Vernot Sea
Kochelle, Larchmont, ano. recently. MainaiotMck,
?uve uniformed police, and Mount Veriiou Uhm Just
COTTON DRESS FABRICS.
ELEVENTH ?????? STORE.
ORGANDIES.
Imported Organdie?, this Season's
designs; full width; occasional
imperfections in tho printing,
?2H ?outs por yard;
lleicnlnr prln? 'HI oenls.
DIMITIES.
Imported Dimities of the finest
quality and latest printings,
VSH cents jier yard;
lliitnliir prlrr i?f". renta
IMPORTED MILLS.
Printed in tasteful designs,
10 and ?2H cents.
Printed ('r?pons. 10 cents.
Sale begins1 this morning.
JAMES MoCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 11th St.
BLANKETS AND RIGS.
An extensive assortment of Scotch
Steamer Rugs, latest pattern?,
$3.75 to $10.00.
Now linos of California Summer
Blankets; all sizes, ranging from
$2.50 to $10.00 per pair?
50 Dozen, full si/o, fine quality
printed Silkallne Comfortables,
$1.25;
Rmulfir i>rl.?.? lM.7.*..
JAMES McCREERT & CO.,
Broadway and 11th St.
???.1<?? mr>r.ntr.ii m?-t?. Port Cheoter if tin? only lnrp<?
village along the Bound that has tt" police fore??,
bui la entirely depei leni on conatablee.
MAMARONECK.
The choir cf Bl Thomas's Ep ?copal Church 1?
reheorslne for lh* production ol Btolner'? "i
Cxinn," which will be Ri?'? In the church on th"
nlghl ol Thursday. April 18, under the ?direction df
il? ?.-? E Maxwell.
Clara Mason has l.<?<-n appointed principal
,\. . in the place of Joseph
T. Tra? ?. resini ? ?
The M.tii ,?-, :.? u Athletic Association, the first
ornanti tlon ol I ? ? l'Illa?"?? was formed
with about twent mombers on Boturdoy
nicht.
0
sin?; BINO.
Ion between ih<* prison
nd ? Bay Statt Bhtio end Leather
s th? prl -n, and
ties of that In
?tltut ? ?? elvlng <???! and delivering snd re?
ceiving frt-'ghl by bJat, As ? matter of precaution
? - ?V ir 1?? Si??
curtail? ! th? prlvllei ti.? factory to such an
rumor? the sim? company con?
template* giving up bu re ? n'ir? ly.
Tl ?? ? ? rork < -' Epls
i hm i;, ?? meel "i Wi Inesd&y
monili ? areek In
An exan ? p ? ? m ?? ? ??
mor.iiiig, some <>f the it id ex ? miners will
arrivi ere thin Merrill, o ho will
I to be ?? of th?*
? i, . ??., ird of I
Tin? ? ? for 1 ? :"? ' ?! ??? - ol the t'on
fcreni ?? - imple! ? ' meed aa fol
... : foui ' ' - ; 11 ' I
I? !.. en publish? I: goti ?pi
in., devotion
m ani Ivr? - Bocletj,
? So ?let \. in
*?,-. ?bj -, ? ? ? - . Ap-ll it ? ?. n-i .
.feas?. 1? Rei I ?r, ?'? lilt? m
N s? u ? m puh '.? - pre ichlng t'1?
? ?. Merrill. "? p. m . ?? ?Una Ion of des? ??
. :.:?;?. p rn.. annlversarj of Missionar: ? "-i? ty.
?. ? th Le igue, in Pi ?
in ? 'nur. h
O
A CHURCH FRoi ESSIOJS M THE STREETS.
?????? \TI? >N OF THE HT. JOHN'S GERMAN IX
TURRAN ?CONORKOATIOVa SR*W HOME.
?,. -? ? \ ?? . - ?ver? held In ?h< new Bt.
? German Lutheran ? ?'. ? ? ? d-and?
nlnlh-st., between Third nnd Pulton oves.,
mori arhleh has Jual
.?,,.,, completed ? ' ?m< I ? struct
? ' im? ?tone and brich M by 107 feet,
? : Of 6
ana- |., ...un?,,., there ? o fl x*l room In
the bas? m? ni s I ? '?? ? an ac 'ommodate MO .?r mor??.
The Ini ????G li ' yellow pin? planed to
p polish end ? lined blue snil Preneh gray. The
? of ? rtered oak and beautifully orna?
mented, Bock of th? church, snd Joined to it. is
ill .
sto?.
?*-? l'I I tt Arf/?L?
? ?.,1 -4 l cl? ? \? jt U rgtze.
st. JOHN'S GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
irsonsgo, ? pretty brich cottage, with two
stories and an attic. The parish sa leti? will meet
iti Hi.? parsonage, tn?? basement being set asid? for
th'-lr use.
Yesterday morning tl.ngregatlon gathered at
: church, it No M Basi On?>hundred-and?
?ixty-iii? iVhen sil wen sssembled, tho bell
In the steeple rang out; Ino big bell In th? new
church anawered back, ati.l a procession was
formed In One-hundrad-snd-atxty-ntnth-al in front
of th?? ?moll church. First cam? the irus ?
the church headed by their office? (1.?.- ?
Eberle, president; William??. Wulp m retar" snd
Charles llaii-r. treai irer (me ol them carried be.
f..r<? blm the sacramental service
u ri Bible. Following th? trustee? u.r,? the
Rev H. Belderbecko. postor of the church and tha
Ret Di i: F Moldehnke, prealdeni of the Gen?
eral ' '" in? ii of ih? Evangelli il Lutheran ?
In North America After thesi a ? lke?l the It.??'
? \ T RI hier, ..f Bl I" ?ler's Church Une-hiin
dred ?tml-fo t> fin t ?i and Alexander-ave the
?<? ? ?; ? Tappen of 81 Paulus'? church" On*,
hundred-and-nrty-flrat-at. ester-ave
and ti"? Rev, ? A Behrens, of Bl Matthew?
?? ?-hundred ni il-fll ,, ,| \G. ?...V. ... '
The mlnlatera an r? all i,?i..-.i m tried ,. -tments
lit-lilinl the ministers came the congregation .?i
iii.ti. women ???? children. They inm? ??, .? .,,. ??,',
hundn a and slxt* ninlh-si. and north on ?'?,??, ?'
BrnrtS?&rtaelbel,,H. ?
Arriving al the neo church, Ihe conrretrai.
?embled In from, whli? the mlnlaters ?nil tru?t^
i""l< Ihelr places on .itep?, After oraver .., ?
?? " " -??,?G> ' ! ' ' ? ? Ih?? Da?to? ..r ,?.
??hurch. lakh .? I .,?, ',?,,?' ." "?
ft?01*" Pf,V" "' ,!':'u ?'"??? ?Pen Then
th? ministers entere?! the . ?. ,\.(| h,' ' ;'
congregation, and the building w? quiriti* mi,.,
1 ' " ' : ': "" ' '' ' ' ! ? ' I ? I? rn, ? , ,,
Ret/ M> B? "? it,- a?d l?, Moldrhnk"
-?
' '' !n :i ''''?' ''" low"i lh. - m derai ,.?,? ??
the l?:? ih. ti , |, . , "' ?J
.U pounds ?? - a,,. ,nn ,.. , '. '. ',,!;;"?;"
i:?!,t.oV.:;,:;::;:,n?!;"??."???.Ufti
'',?", l?*' d ' n'?' ??> Peuni psi k ?? ? .,? ?,,,
worolefi ol the gentleman's re? dene* ? her. "
lust uve tttmn l? Um wiu.,?.- &$& ?wo!' "
OTt?lTs.
A Special Sale
OF
Untrimmed Hats,
On Salo to-day, a special assort?
ment of Untrimmed Hats. A va?
riety of the latest shapes, braids
and colors,
50C. and 65Ci each;
worth LOO and L25,
Children's Trimmed Hats.
? large assortment of styles to
select from.
Special, 2.98 each.
All the choice Novelties in Fine
Flowers, Feathers, Millinery, Rib?
bons and Ornaments at Lowest
Prices. _
6th Ave., 20th to 21 st St.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ?ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL?
ai,iii:mahi,k Camilo Arrlaga? member ot thi1
Mexican Congress. CAMBRIDtMS?Ba-Confjre ???
man Charles B. Randall, ol M iMaehueett?, .in.I Mr
and Mrs. Roy?! Phelps Carroll. FIFTH AVENUE
Congressman it. w. Taylor, of Ohio; Justice Mar?
tin i? Stover, of the New-York Supreme Court, and
ex-Governor Ssmuel T. Hauser of Montana. OIL
BEY ludge J. s L'Amoreaux, of Ballatoti, S. V.
,.?.? lime. Scalchi. GRAND UNION -Michael
Deviti nini family, of Ireland. HOLLAND Eugene
Tompkins, or" Boston, and Sol Bmlth Russell.
MKTROPOL.K Carroll E. Smith, of Byracuae.
MURRAY HILL '?.Mirrai William B. Franklin, of
Hartford; Judge E E. Farman. of Warsaw, ?', v..
and William H. McElroy, of Rochester, NETHER
LAND ?;? irge Q. Whitney, of New-Orleans,
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAT.
Charter hearing, Mayor*? office, 2 p. m
Woman's National Sabbath Alliance, No, IM Fifth?
ave., 11 a m.
New-York Presbytery, afternoon.
Dr 1.vinari Abbot I before tho Jewish Alliance,
Temple Emanu-EI Assembly Hall, h p, m
Park Board, Arsenal, afternoon
Methodist, Baptist and Reformed minister?, mnrn
1 ? ir.
Amherst Collega musical clubs, Carnegi? Lyceum,
evening.
Columbia University trustees, afternoon.
Mothers' Congress, Broadway Tabernacle SM
p. 111.
New-Tork Retail Grocers' fnhn, No. |SS ? H
Flfty-seventh-st., fi ? m.
Review of tho ?th Regiment, evening.
The Rev, A. C. IVxon In ?"ooper I'nion, .1 p. m.
NEW-YORK CITY,
A ladles' nU'h! 1? to l??? given to-morrow evening
hy th'? Literary and Debating Bocletj of the Ra '
roa,i Branch of ihe Young Men'? Christian Asso?
ciati? r at the building So. Ml Madlaoi a\e a
procramm? nf the entertainment consists of essays
by C p isles snd J. Lyon Woodruff, vocal ?oleo.
tlons by J, ?'. Lovrle snd H. B. Itiii?hiim, and ? do
hater "Resolred, That tho Cretan Policy of Greece
l? Justlilable."
Tho off?.-o of tJ'iprrvlsor of tho Harbor 1? to
chance hands to-day. Lieutenant-Commander
Daniel Deiehenty, 17, s. tt., is to h? relieved by
Lieutenant-Commander .lohn F. Parker, V. ?. N.
Lieutenant-Commander Delehanty is to he the ex
ecutlve officer of the U. B. B. Columbia.
Although ? southeasterly wind prevailed roster?
day, tho weather was mild nnd sunny until al.oit
I p m . when tho skv became overcast with heavy
clouds, portending rain, which liofjan to, fall lightly
at o, o'clock. The day was favorable for wheeling,
and thouaands of bicyclists rode on the Boulevard
und elsewhere, while tho parks nn.i avenues were
filled with promenaders. Thor.? were 11,000 visitors
?.. the Aquarium, and these, with many others
wl o visited the Battery to view ilio harbor and it?
surroundings, made ? scene of attractive activity.
A relljrioua meeting for tho benefit of railroad men
and thi ir families was given at th? Wilson Mis?
sion. Forty-second-st, wesl of Nlnth-ave. last
". A large audience was present Edward
presided. Short tail.? were riven by W. .!.
Van Kuren, ?. !.. Loclrwood, William Hush and
James H. Dawson.
? Heaven on Earth" was the theme chosen by tho
Rev Dr A. C Dixon In Carnegie .Musi,? Mali >.?*
terday afternoon. J. H, Burke sang, and the Park
?? cornet selection* Dr, Dixon ari"..led
for a ?.I collection ??> mai..? up a delicien ?>? <i MS
?,n last month's services.
The Executive Committee ?>f ti,?? ? Centennial
Aa ocuttlon mei al No. 0) West Flfty-nlnth-at, yes?
terday to make arrangi ment? for th? big excursion
to [reland to celebrate the centennial ..t the rebel?
li'.n ..f '.7'.?, An addres? to the Irish people ?if
America was Issued, appealing for rubecrtptions ??>
help organise ? series of demonstration? at places
made glortoua by episodes of the greal strudle,
and to erect ? monument to the heroes who took
part !n !'
?. W. Wenman, of ?"ompany I, who took part In
several contests nt tho 7th Regiment games ?>n
Saturday evening, says that he was scratch man
in sach of r!i?-iii, his haii?]irap having been taken
off.
Kmplre City TxidRo. Independent Order Free Sons
of Israel, celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary
yesterday afternoon with a dinner ?; Torrare Gar?
den, Flfty-elgbth-et., noar Thlrd-ave. About t-'.x
hundred members of the Inds?? and tholr friends
wen? present. Julius Harburg)?:?, Grand Master of
the order, responded to ihe toast, "Our Country."
Ail the transatlantic steamship? which arrived
here yesterday reported having seen many Icebergs
nnd much Held Ice as far south M 11 degree?,
Another mooting ?>f thi recently organised Great*
er New-York Central Association of Bteam Engi?
neers was held y.slorday at No, 2M Hudson-St,
Two additional members -vere appointed on the
committee '.i ko to Alb any to ipposs Hill No. ti'C.
providing far a State Board of ?examiners to pass
upon sppllcatlons (or engineers' licenses. The
commltte? will urp?? tho passano ,,f mu \0 1,60?,
which seeks to enlsrge the power? of the Police
?i..;inl for exsmlnlng englneera
All Ihe mechanic? Who were on strike at the i"o
lumbta University and other buildings, with th?
exception of the ateamfltters, will return ;?> work
thi?? morning, and labor leader? expeci Mau ihe
tronfile between the steamfltters snd I heir <m
ployera win soon be settled, nnd thai ell "ilk ..f
? general lockout or strike will cease, for the time
helng at lessi The mosl warttke talk heard yes?
terday was thai of ?'liarlos J, omis, of the tlrm of
? Hills ? Geoffhegan, master steamflttor?, wio said
thnt the resolution passed by the Master Builder?'
Association last week had an important bearing on
th? trouble? between th? muster iteamiltters nni
iiu-ir employe? snd it was possible thai ? general
lockout of Hi?? men <>f th? building tra.!< s would
vi?! take place.
Armin*: iti?? passengers arriving last evening on
the French line ?learner l.a Bretagne ??.???? Baron
and Baroni Dann y, William Fahnestock, ?? E.
Manli, wa and Wn. Wwe.
Mrs. Listi? Gorman, thirty years old, if No, cv>
Wesl Thlrty-nlnth-st., t'.-n from s window <>n ih?
fourth Boor of thai house to Ihe bottom of *he sir
shaft early yesterdsy morning, sustaining 'n .?
which win probant) cause her death Bhe was
manie,? to Thomas Gorman, aa expressman, snout
a year a?.. LmI month s child wa? horn? and
hin???? then occasionally her mind haa rendered,
and sh.? has needed careful watching II la ?up
posed thai Mrs Gorman, who slept with her child
m n r.e.iii adjoining Ihe husband's, rues in th?
niifiit t.. giva ti.?? infant orna medicine Elther ???
causa only half-awake, orels? sgsln delirious, ?he
musi im.?? mistaken tii?? ?Indos f<.r the door, atd
stepped oui ???? the alrshafl Th? Janitor and a
Ui.aut named AIwolhI heuid th? Wutuun? crlv?
?'NeilFs,
Exceptional Values in
Spring Capes, Jackets and Suits?
Ladies' Capes of figured satin
or moire, soft neck ruchings, lined
with silk,
G?.??, worth 9.00.
In heavy ribbed silk or satin
moire, trimmed with ribbon? and
lined with silk,
li.75, worth 15.00.
JACKETS.
Covert and Kersey Cloth Jack?
ets, fly front shapes, lined with
silk,
7.98, worth 12.00?
In Imported Covert Cloth and
English Kerseys, the correct
Spring Jacket?lined with two
tone Taffet? Silks,
9.75, worth It.00.
Ladies' Suits of Cheviot Sergey
Eton shapes, jackets handsomely
braided and lined with silk,
7.9?, worth 12.00.
In liroadeloth and Worsted Eta
mine, Jacket Eton shape and
lined with silk,
1 <>.;>, worth 22.00.
SILK SHIRTWAISTS
in Tatretas and Foulards of the
warranted quality.
4.98, worth 7.00.
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS
in moire silk and brocaded satins,
percaline lined and corduroy
bound,
0.98, worth 8.00.
LADIES' BICYCLE SCITS,
eorrect styles and materials, at
Low Prices.
Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st St.
nnd mn to bor ???1?1???** Phn waa taken to
Roosevelt Hospital. Hlv- WSS ??till consclMIa*, and
declared that her fall waa an accident.
STATEN ISLAND ? I /'PEKINGS.
M:?m Gertrude M?' ' rs lt., if Tottenvlile, ???? lect?
ore on "Whittle**" In St M.?rk'? ?'hurch. Pleasant
Plains, on \\ ?1-ie-i],y evening.
The marriage of Louis A.'hill.?, of Port Ri.-hmor.d,
snd Miss Maud Collins, of Mariners' Harbor, will
tak.? place al an ? irly date.
P. .1 I'onolley, form if Proaldent and t**tWt**8 of the
vtllsge of New-Brlffhton, died on Friday In Pough
kcepsle.
Th?4 ol.l ra Uro l.l station at ?>,-?k?voo<l ".mi rie.
Btroyed hy ??? early yesterday mornini?. The origin
of th? Uro is unknown.
Announc? moni la made of ;h<* metzemen? ot
Wilbur Letts ami MISS *?';<.:.? Greet:, of Port R'.eh
mond,
The ?intr:.?l election of directors of the Stnten
lalan 1 Railway will be held to-morrow morning at
Bl George.
The ferry company yesterday pul Into effee? the
live-? ent fare. t*s -- led, on?? for tho
boot ind the other for t!,?4 train or electric-car. Tho
half-farea are abolished hv the new method.
There was some ltt!?? excitement yesterday morn?
ing, during the -ervlces In th.* ("1rs? Presbyterian
Church of Btapleton. Btaten Islsnd, csused by
Mrs. !.. '".. Billing?, wife of Paymaster ??????,??, of
the L'nlted States Navy Mrs. Billing? wa? ac?
companied by her s ..?..- ??nd her brother-in-law,
Paymaster Chester, l'nlted Btates Navy. While
the services wore being held. Mr?. Billings neram?*?
violently ill and screamed and moan?*-J, and the
Rev, Wilbur Plske Wood th? ???tor. had to sus?
pend ?he servi, e. \ number of the congregation
ran to Mrs. Iiilllnirs's assistance, nnd ?he ?ras car?
ried to the study and sttended hy I?r. O'Day.
After ? time ?he ??-a.? taken home, At the home, in
Townsend-ave., last night, it was said sii?* waa
Slightly Improved.
ELABORATE CHARITY FE8TTTAL PIANS.
An elaborate programme Is beine arranged for
the flscond annual Harlem Charity festival to he
held at the Harlem Opera House on the night of
April tt. The Board of Pite, tors is composed of
M .y??r Strong, Ml*?. Jordan I. Mott. Mrs. Honald
MeLetui, Mrs. EL Horaca Hamilton (chairman),
Mr?. Charlea P. MacLean, Mrs. John H. Wray,
Mrs. Vernon M Davis, Mrs. Charles ?Corti? Tyler,
Mr-. Thoma? F. Ollroy, Mrs. John M.'LatighHn.
Mrs. Henry A. Topham, Mr? David Rutsky. Mrs.
.?. Edward Cowle? and MUlard J. Bloomer.
The proceed? ?ili be equally divided union? the
uns." tarlar, charities of Harlem, Aa attractive
feature of th?; programmes Will bo a flower and
flog carnival, in which flfty children, each one
?lr. seed to represent soni?? flower, will take part.
Am?>ng others who aro expected t.. appear In the
entertainment are the Philomel I'lur?, of whl.'h
Mrs. .1. ??. McKinley i?, the director; ''ari Lancer,
who will play ?everal violin s..ios, and Miss Ltllle
Berg, ? ho will give some vocal selection?. Frank
H. Damrooch Is expected to conduct a chorus of
schoolboys
Among the patrons of the festival .tr.? Chauneey
M. Depew, General and Mrs. Fernlnand P. Earle,
? and Airs. 1, ??.ink Harry. Miss ?. M.
Bl.iirood, Dr, ?. K. Carmen, Professor A. ?;.
Compton, Joiui l>. Crlmmins ?p.? William 1*.
i laxen.
THF PETROLEUM M ARRET.
Pel r I k ?.;:-? ive?
? . ..?? ?trike srai mail? near Pen ?-?. ?'.!??. Aile
? ' Oontr, Peni . ???? hlch excited ? ? eat, al
though ? ? pool of disturbing mag
:?.?* turne open. I. Developroont ?r? rk under ? ly .it
th? i>nd of March was ?ornewhai Uuger than at the
?-".??????.?,??> . bul ? ? ' ' rablj mallei than in th.? pr
Il r.?? nth? Poll .? ing ? sunn
ru.? months, made up from p "Ths '.;i ?City
r>rrlek'':
?????. Dee, Jan. Pet ? ? '
w .;?9 ,?etiipi-.t*ii. ani ?.??.: : ??. 4?" ? i
Dal) av. new yr'.l'n... 10,448 I8.1M R.WHI B.501 8,004
? : ??,?? per ?r?!!. -"'.? -.'<", 21 88% -"
Dry hokra . IBS 181 163 108 lie
Well? drilling. 881 BBS Ml 133 468
Rig? up and '.uii'lrg... 800 88 I
Total new ?v. rk. 1 ??47 BOO ?:;.; ;-,.; 71c,
Th? partial retui ? f the pip? ili?? s r. r M
follo??:
t t,,: m la, Dslt] s?, Mai
.2.S4S.2B.1 '.'1 ???.i
Dellv?rlM..'..'.??? 7.?1 K2.927 II.243
Excess runs. 877.883 R.P53 it 109
'Tunt.r*>.1.817.670 ?,? ?co
FOfln-l t?."r,'!.<iim .'.--?1 .? ? Vi ,-.-tu? yer gal
bbl? aad ?.?? enta ?-, bulk .?? ???* Vork
pnce? ?????? on a ?,??:? ."> point? I ???: ?? reign nuota
ti ,ps were: London, 4',.i."?d per Imperial call?n; Antwerp
? per 1??? kilo?, .ml ilrcmcn, .'??*? .
Itilo?.
-?.
annmiai ?a?eul?
? Herin? ?. Daniels, IC. p,
<?> \\>>t BUI
Impalrmeats nf ?h<? Ken >?? System imp-t-n?-.?, Burlllty,
?: ,1 ..;??? allm?*nt?. *? tu 1, 6 ?? S.
-.-*
If {RINE INTELLIGENCE.
mimati im: ai M ?VAC
.?inris? f>:rn Bunan ? ?"?? M? on seti p m ??' 18 Mo ?n's je<4.'?
???,;,? M \ : ??: t.? ?..\?
A M Bond) u k '?' '-'" ? tal ?? I :> .?: H
y m Bandy ti-??- U 38 G ? lilan?! 10.02 Hell Uate il
INCOMING STEAMERS.
T? ? ? ? \ v.
V??ae1 t.ln^.
'/...iiinii.Amst-Ham, March JO. il 41 \
Prsnrlsr ?.Hull, Mar? li 21 w H ??,
I ? ? ?, nu .Bwana? ?, M u h J? .
iMtj of m. min?! am.Bavannah, ?? :? ?.s.?
Taurtc . ?.. Marci ... White -.-?
Amsterdsm Rotterdam March 2\ n
i:i hi ? Nee Orles ... .*.!<? ???
City of Washington..Ilsvsns ? i?t ? \ \ .?.
1 li-i..?.. ?????. ' ?rleei ?? Mar? h 31 fron well
TI CTDAT, M'KII. ?t
M .l-indon, alai h 28 ? ?
?.???-?.ni.Intwerv, Mar?'h 27. it.
??????.???.! ?? ... Olaago? Mai ,
Sue? ?- Ualveal .p U? ? 81 \? .
La Qrand? Duel.Savannah, April 8 ....
W RDNE8DA?. \i r.il. t.
Ha? ? l . Hren ?a March :u ... ? ,; ?.;,,, ?
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v ?n?auela. La ituayra, ?-,?? 11 ? .. . . it-i ??
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Veessl. ? r m.,.. M.,,: loa?.Ves??! ??Ils.
? l't Ti. ma? ?u< be s ih)? ra IO >?? ? m
';""'?'""" ?'.????.? Red Cmet ,2:80 pm ???*?????
\\.mi??.-??,, ?,, ?,,,,,??, Laun'i ?.? n ??nia il-aoas*
'? BiDAT, APRIL ?1
1-aiva? iHtuK-u. ? ?f__j)tf. r , - ,, J.u'aiu lo.?A>aui
%
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REPRESENTATIVE DESIGNS.
Did It ever nr< nr to y p that y,;ir furniture la,
in a nii-aaui'r?, rfTTosfntativ? of yourself? A
tasteful and r<>finr-d -?nvlrnnrnTit Implies p??r?nnal
qualities Of a similar naturo. Your furnttur?
should bn attractive in ??????, KTaf?ful In out?
llru? nn<i harm?iti!??ufi In ro]or ?ni ?>riratlon; It
should also possess the? ps?f?nflal quality nf ?lurs
blllty.
Do you n??M this kind of furniture? W? have
it ln profusion for all part? of the hmir??, and
factory primes are not the loajit attractive at
tribut?.
"BUY OFTHE.MAKeR"
Geo. C.Flint Co.
43.45 and 47weST23?STl
NEAR BROADWAY.
factory: 154 and 156 west I97STRECT
No Map was
Ever Made...
which gave to a stranger, or Indeed
to a resident, a better idea of th?
geography of New York city, it?
rivers, harbor and surrounding!,
than the great
Bird's-Eye View,
in Colors,
PAINTED EXPRESSLY
FOR THE TRIBUNO
by Clraham, the artist who designed
the well-known picture of the White
City at the time of the World's
l:alr. Framed, it will
ADORN ANY OFFICE.
It will be mailed In a roll, postas?
raid, to any address in the city or
out of it, (or 25 cents a copy, with
a Key indicating principal paints in
the '.ity and suburbs.
THE TRIBUNE.
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About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924