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THOUSANDS AT THE TOMB.
ADMIRATION FOR THE GRANT ??G??
UEUM.
AJOttL-NCEMEXT ?G THU PLANI FOR THF, POM
nra DEMONSTRATION Ra?l?iwet) THF. IN?
TEREST IN- TBI 1_?.?T RESTING PLACI
OK GRANT?A t?ll.lilaiTr ?G.G?G
TION TO ?G OIVF.N ?? ???
UNION IX?Ora CLUB,
Apparently every strsot In the elty led to General
Grant's tomb yesterday. The announeonants of
tho i>lnr>s for the vast rlcmonstr.tilon thai is to bo
on the day of the dedicati??!, core?
??anles has fpensasti tho attention of tha entire
Btty upo'i the hill that tops Riversili.? Tark At
?iry rat. it w ut crowded ail .lay yeaterday and
? Into the evening w.th thousands of sii
who eould think of bo nore lateraatlng way
io spend the dellghtfnj day or part nt it The
Bonk ?'. and Riverside I>rivo wore thronged with
??.?rie<.ln'.i?:i and srith smart turnouts of over) di
tlon. Tho riders and tho drivers rod? Slowly past
. man) of them otsmounted, tin?
e ll .it their leisure. A sqt
Park policemen were on duty all day to pt
th? crowd from oven ? ? Park, snd from
early m irntng until dusk there was s .-ominous
file- of people before the mole?! aarcopl igua that
bow holds the d The mag?
niflcent mauaoleum thai Is to led on
\, tl tlso atira ed a great ? tentlon,
and' ir one may Judge from tho comments of tho
crowd the work was considered worthy <?' all the
painf, ? \ ?as thai have been : then : make It
what
I Nov. mi.?!' last the Union League < lub has
ecepi ' ? be gli en
clubhouse on I ?? evening of April !7, sftei I
. with the dedk atton of the
toenb, which shall ? ????? anything of the kind In
its history. The ? t 111 '?< given rn honor of
Pi -.?..: ? McKinley and Vlc<r>-Pre?ltfent Hobart,
who have already algnllled Unir Intention or being
present, and about LOW Invitations have been sent
out bj the Commit!.? Invitations to pi
persons who will hi attracted to this city on the
occasion of the Grant da) exercises. Tl
whom inv?i ? ? ? Include thi
M? n.?- ? Cal Inet si d of th? ? ?Iplo
Pis t Diaz of Mexico, t h.? ? Soi
ida and his at a ff, Majoi ? ;?
Bt '? - \nnv. active and retired.
. . the 1 lepartm? nl ft ?
lantl ? and si ifl R ? *? . rais, active and r< ?
of the United States Navy: Admiral In command
? resenl on th. rx
officer? of the - that will be present,
r-x-I'r . ? ex-Vlce-Presldents, Bpeakei
the House of R - tatlves, Qenerals Long
and Buckner, G? nt's three aons, l'olone!
Fred D L'lyasei and .1- Grant; Bishop Potter
t'orrlga . the Mayors ol Nen -
York and Brooklyn, members <>f the K\?
Com?: Re? iblican Nati, nal C'ommlttt???,
Just: - S ' ?m, 1 'ourt, 1 "ourt
of Ar" ? ?. fi ' .it department; Bur
Goverrors of all States and their military
staffs, Lb rs. Speaker 1 \ -? 1
? ? - ulceri presidi ni of the Board of
Al?len? . ity and count) - '
? . v. ?,, i k ind 11
pi . ... I'nlvetalty, New-York I'nl
vef ? ' Ity of New-York, Harvard,
Te e. Pi ind Cornell universities; presidents
of the I'nlon League clubs of Brooklyn. l'I
Philadelphia and Jersey City; presidents of all
pr??min?a.? New-York City clubs, chairmen snd s? -
- of the Municipal Grant Monument i'oni
? . ?: mlttt ? s, Bt nators Platt nd
Muri?!,?, of New-York, and the Brtgadler-Gen?
nf the First Second, Third snd Fourth triga?!.- of
the National Guard, State of New-York.
-.?
A BRONZE MEDAL MADE.
??? WORK <iF TIFIAN'. ,v CO G?? THE AMERI?
CAN NUMISMATIC AXD ARCHA iL? I
:
In commet l 'repletion of the Grant
tomo a. bi : !.i? been ?-.;. .
American Numismatic and I
by T.:: ft
diameter r?.r: 1 txtars t .or?*? the bust
' ? ? : ? nd the seal of the so lety Afti r
r. ..?. 1 r- ? ., the ? ?
?? ! the poi
insdln "The Cent irjr Magasine" for December,
:?? 1 ?; til waa also accepted by G eral
? h .:at.on of himself a.- he
ired ?n his prime, about t1.? time ol the bat? ?
of f ?h. Ob th?
1 ? -a. ? ted p
Tho G?:>"??.-?? WM submitted ti Genera] Uor.ioA
: t ? waa Intimately ai I wli
Grant ' Ing ti war, ani afterward, and was Se
i in excellent - of th<>
commander. : Municipal Com
ssented by May : ? ? .? General Por
tei ? flven their ? ritt? ?
?pi r \ ? ? ?? ? >???< v.? adopt?
< ?? ,,! of the occasion. Coplea ? I
. G: om Tiffany ?- ?
The following the M<
the'?oel? ???? ?.?drew C Ka bris kl* (chalrmsni
j?;.,. Bauman 1 Pryer,
j{,i . ? Val? rtln. E In irl On .1 Sanford t
T? Hartley Barhydt. J. Kenn? j Tod, and G
f ? ? ?, - ? r? ? try.
QOVERMOR TANNER AND ftTAFF COMING
' April "f Oovernor Tan?
ne..-??, s??*r mo; u ? ? m at th?? ?;r??.?.r [
: ta make ? be trip to Ni w?
York - of the 'Ifllratlon of tin?
decided that t!io Oov
? eav? iga | >r .\. ?.
York April :i
?
PROM ONE OF GRANT'S VETERANA
To ?? . ol t?,.? Tribune,
M w . j permit a man who fought under
?. ? especially eonmondeel bj him
"for tai.?.?.' ' to offer the suggestion thai ?????
? ..n.iiy to the proposi .1 ? trade
tn connection wim tha dedication of Grant's Tomb
In Arsi placo, the "re G soldi???--not th.? "tin"
vari??! y?have been pi ? aored, In th?
and p ce. a 11 something of an outrage
f.r the -'.:.?? of moa we fom it t.. >:o yelling up
3 roadway and ? t the tomb, aa Is proposed; and last,
but no? :? iat, we are too oM and batt?i marred to
to si Pherefor? we ? annoi rak?? part.
as pori ' the munificent suma of
U ni'ii you Ino l.iiii|i
For Cottage, Club, Church, Wedding Pres?
ents.
Bi* BUIE ?? bin "MILLE!" Lamps.
\?? <>i(i?-r i.., m stir?? to plena??. ,.?<?
I p-l?i-?iitf. ???????-. ?.?f??. ll.iiullt.il IK-llwlit
fut. I? rf ?? I '.?-'.? all atti? I In ! ..ut
??III -, ? ipp). ? U .....
? ? ' i'.r/ r?? ??.. ? .?>ei,. n y
???-The Bast Bicycl? Lamp is Miller's '97.
~*?^Easter Silverware.
$te*^;n*jm pLowKR pots,
^?ii^mukjhsvb?^-^?; FERN DISHES
i**?*^-_?r.T_^_?rk?r^^:r ? ^ VASES
IW'iWMm?Mf ?? LAROE VARIETY OF SIZES AND PATTERN*.
^foWkhwffi? Thc$e are exclusive designs no? to be found else
| *?.?-*_*_.*-_?*_*-? where and made expressjy ,,,,? this seasoa
/ MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO.,
I1ADI50N SQUARE,
'*i*m&i?h^'-jm?^ ' il(h Avenue' bbsbsbsbsbsbsbsbsbH
! 128 ttroadway.
mone?? sei apart by Btat?1 ind city will be spent on
foolish :? itur? Including, ol ? ? ?rand ban
?i'ift m arhich Tweed's municipal defender will 1?<*
tl?.?? , hist s? lor.
Now for th.? real object .?i this sore?*?!: Lai lh?
"!>">;.' dear ol?! comrad? inn.? procure >;i Im
wi ,'h of laurels, garnished with the corps
badg ?-?. snd tied trit?i n r? ??. white snd blu ? ?
;? \?! - knot, harm n over hi d. >t th? tomb
under which the bod: must ao: terminati I hi cere?
mony by .. f> ??? words fl "?? ? in ??'
? ?, ?dler Horai ?? Port? r ?? ?? nine? > Dep? v. .. I
... ''< ? my comrades fin .. >:? leril'i salut? oui
?Id time ti? Id ',??? ? es, en?
Ir way .. ? land en ihe >i<l walk
?????. li-ii ' and? ?? f< r ?? bj It* ?( h
??e religious sn?l ? imrnd? lk< i-?*r?*n*ony 1 would
-?? should lake ??? ? ? ? I .
?. ? \ ori , Mai S, 189 .1 I'll ? HENRY.
TSCHIGORIN STARTS WINNING
'IIS BT. PETERSBI'Rd MATCH WITH BCHIF?
PERA BEGUN THE MANHATTAN
ANNIVERSARI
I s match of
seven -.;:??- .... .it the .>t. Petersburg Chesi I I
<i?i Man b -'". T* hiforln ?* n lh? fl:'*-t :
I,asker never seni iti- letti eptance re?
e irdlnfl T* ilgorin'i ...... ran if two
?;.:?:'?> ? ? ?..? pia* e,i . ini G?:?p?.? ? y
:. .?- promised, and Iher? :- non scnrcel; any ;??? -
llhood of ? .?? match being played In I ? near fut?
ure The champion uh' li noai In the Riviera,
?fore leaving ?. ? hi ao
pin y serious eh. lui s ? si
?- ? ?uld p.it engage in anol 1er chess
?
.
? ?? ? hamplon gave six simultan ,- rform
., :.... '? mingh .tu. Ilei
? I .''it of t ..? \'?
nd drew *
? ? ? ?? ? M
, n'as celi li Bal m enlng
with s dlnnei. ol whic ? abou 100 m?
(fair was su?*?
: .ini mg ih? ? er? Pr?s dent
G A. Ollberg, Colonel .1 it. Wilklnso
W ? Morsi. UM. am M. De VI? r O
T. R o an I th? Re? Di R BenJ imii An ?
talnment follow? ?.?
Tasailo von Heydebi . I der Lot
i"3< rm ?? ?? the Court of I ienmai k
tied "The Hletoi
Literature ol toe Game of Cress."
?
it'EENNA'S TRIPLETS CHRISTENED.
THE ???????a .'! ?;?:.?"?".' \?.'? : M >.-> :. ?? a
?.?::.;:: ??*> KXTl 1*81 ?STI 11 ??? ?RKry*
McKeni ?'? ti ? :? :- wei e cl Bt. Mary'*
Church, Grand and Ridi - ? rd ?* ift?
? tongregatl in that
lered there ea| . e th? eren
M Keni te arrived Just ? a ? k .???? t -.-.i^y.
? has be? ? ? ?? nna's ti sai ? ? ? sine.
MeKenna, who Uvei ?? No ?9* Easl Broad wa
*.t?= thai there are llm ? ?y ?vili be p ?
pretty noon. Two of the trio nre girli
wer? bristen? ' la Iren? ind Ma y
. ? .r... Al for ? ? los ? I v II
?
highly appri I Ite
bui ? ? ? , ? ?
week
MeKenna ? -? 11 - ? : ? ? rs
? \' t ?. A :? ? ' ??1 h??
ers tl ' ? j will ??.?.?? ? go
tha? he a .
great a? , ? th?
? ini y ' lerk. A the glory of ?
?. ? .??..? irli ? ?'?
I who has bi
-. Broadway Se,
ganlzai of the boys of ih?
.1 seph .-? \ ? ; hs t if I
more ?
Th.? triplet s are ? dldl> and as -. ? -
they are ?? wex k older ?
to ? G??.?.';?.???. w
t.? ? heir h? irte' '!n< ni
END \OT r? SWHT.
v. ' '!.?< THE LEG18LA? : ? \
VINAI. Ali.l.U UN.Mi.NT.
?. -.? . * ? It is only ten days to th? time
?. ?
ite for 1 f the Legislature, but
there Is liti t of ?
.? time, or bi fore W 15 ? ??? ? the l< ad?
ere, a Ing thai ' ? :."?.'.
on will 1 ?? Iona and numerous, Including some ? \"..,
Ions, are com In? ed thai
? ? ,. ;,!????
tlon, for whit h ree? - will be tak? It
Ii . ??,.. ????: that m' th??? big legislation will bt
pleted in the - week, and that will make
th? Aasembly thi Important body for ti ie
? .? of the sesi Ion It Is ?nteres!
the sts ? bill know 11 I l miai?
For? sti ??? ? ? , mended Governor I
approves the measure. The rules c' the s 1 ??
w 111 1 ?? : lisp? nd? ? and the bill passe l. alti
will I ?? opposi! It
El se am? ndmentt 1 ??.lei - thi Ford am
deflnini ? ? ? fak ? 1 mot exist
the club matter will be droppt
ami tho hot?"?! section, drugs. tlo era .? :
and-cheese permit and the section creating I
:.? m special agents wl I 1 !.^:?..
Antt-Scalpera! bill II :- on second reading In the
?ei ite, amended noi to tak? ? fr- ? I unt < Bt
ber, UM I; will be pai ed, wltl . isltlon by the
D? mo? rati
tor . ^r aduati -i Inh? rltai tax?H 1
ti ? \ ->? ri.\,,\. nnd will ?..? 0
?ret k
\ ? rtoon bill ?VIH bi pass? d bj Ih Benate
? der the san ' lhat
i . bill,
Anti-Trust bills A further hearing will be
'. 1? sd ly afternoon. 11 - thi
? al the l'ili? will noi ?? their present form.
Primary : M 11 ??
orini?? to ? .,t.. Illegally at a pi In
.:.,-. ..?- ,
?? 1 t >;
1 1 Intlng ind i hack ?.unit ?? ? The I ?? m ?
?. -? 1 ? ? I to ke.
I that they will make a motion to set It
The .-?'? nate ti la v.... k wl
? . New
York t'ltv to H. If th . law, It will
lie all the legislation thai will ; :
ti,?? line of 1
Flag bill It E
bill forhlddli g the use of 1 ir ad
; and oth? " ? H te t
..... .
Bl Is of imi,?,' I
to be d " Benntor F
g the crea io I ' '
lowing o ?? . mi.', an? I
B? at?a- Mi Xul ?' own
is? : at,a- Mi Mlltv S. 1 H own
? '
' rallwa:
g?, . elevato ~ S. 1 at,,r
E
\ ? op? bill
Moi da? ' ? ne whi
tntrodm rd In I '?
. - noi apply to th? B<
tSJURED BT I 9USAWAY HORSE
A runawa) noi Moran ol So ?"?? Jam. .-?
f'"" . Henri I Ibi e. a G
? ,
. and
I
.ummone?l from ? : ? ?
:?.. was . ??
.
It was si
John rous .
looker) up In the ( ' ;""_
A DOG I o< Kl D IN I CELL.
A M| ?WewfO indland ? Im " *"??
. ,- , ??-? into ? cell In '
?tatfcm last or?
little v?'Hlle Fol? I So MS I ' -
.... ...
turs. At 9 < - ? '
. baiti. otan in on sn 1 walked Ini
tl in vi.Aiii .'iim . .
''SJecasaot? * *'*" >'J-J lo-k .?ti?, up,' ?aid Uli
-*gpSMi;?|i?a?||?| ;| |?fgz;
f Who
| opened ?ha?
bottle cf
illRES
?Roetbeer
The popping of a /r
cork tr??ni .1 l>??ttlc nf ' *
Hires is ? tignai ?>f
good bealtfa and ? ' a?
sure. A sound the
?ilil folks like to hoar
?the children can't
resist it.
Rootbeer
is composed ?if the
very Ingredienti the
? ?? stem r. ? lire?, Aiding
Hie digestion, soothing
the nerves, purlt Ing
tho blood. A tamper?
anee drink tor temper?
ance people.
ne?
lle, "He's been foil wing me about all day. an-i
I'm afraid I'll be a rested for stealing him."
? ? li - '.?? ' Into .1 '?? II sn ? the door
him
l'i lille CO\ TRnl. OF FR I VCHISE8.
OBJEi TS OF AN ASSOCIATION FORMED RE?
CENTLY SOME OF ITS MEMBERS
s for the Public Control of Fran
octet) recently organised for tho pur
pose ol n public control of those services
end upon rinht^ In public property, Ir
?vili further It object bj ihe maintenance of a
foi i.ia tlon, 'a? pubi ..r;..r. of ? maga -
: :?' Ihe Interests ,,t" the association,
tl:?? pr? .nal distribute p of appropriate
literature and by the establishment of local edm ?
. Industrial regions of
the . Ity, and of a general let ''?r?? lau-.?..p ?,, supply
.'.,: ..r h? r ?? ganlz itloi k' rs, H? -
:-...? |ual educa t loi
slstance to all political ar..) civic org sat loi
which Indora? the principles of the ass?., iati.mi. In
addition t" the general vv-ork of popular edu
mchlses, it will look ..'it for
th.? lut? :,;i.? in particular grants, by
repri el. at the public hear?
ings befo e the ? ?? pal Assemblj and ihi Mayor.
Members of t!.?? association an ? titled to re
ii ? ? . ? I of all lit' nitrire
piihlislit ? bj ih? paids io .ui lectures
orte >f the
?
The ? ?? ? ,?:..?. is m Koom 121 of
ng, No 111 Broads ?
? 'latton, taking its test
. !.1V\ -.
INALIENABLE RIOHTB OF THE CITT TO ITS
PROPERTY
? ghts of the city In arai to Its
prop? ami under
water, publl .?-. wharves, docks, streets,
? ark ? ami all -.? her public placel ?'?? ?
,r. ? inaili na
? Kr.,?.,?)..-. >,.' Til :? 1. ?..?;?!,t I
The l'hai e Or? ,.??? New-Tork.
1, All fra ? pei ! upon exclusive
ibllc ; ?"?" 11\ should be grsnti ? only
' ?- limiti (1 ; . rlods, ;;' ?
I t.?? made t., contribute from their value
.u.?.? by thi i-ommunlt: elr full share of public
. \ ? ? - : is relie! g persoi I prop?
improi. m? nta fr,,m th? ?
?
2. Moi pnv liege, :
than capii tlon. which ar.? the creation
>.f individual effort, should ???? the primar] Bouree
of public t -
?;.. ? ment muai control natural monop
?? hlch, from Ihelt nat?
ure, do not admit of competition); otherwise tbeae
? Government.
4 Buch public m.pollei si sre noi natural
n.poliei . Id ?-? preserved t?? free and open
"?,; ? '
Ami ng those who I tht movement
ai thi following citlsem of Qreater Sew-York:
Pot Rev. Drs, VV s
' 'bari? ? li Parkhursi and Dai Id H On ei Gen?
eral Wager Bwayne, John A Stewart, Prol
E A R ?. Fredei k D Grani
Theodore Bui H. S ha ib, John De u Iti
? G She irman, ? . ?
coh A Rll Edwai ri M On it, E Ellery Andt
Aldermen Kr? ... it k A. War, and Benjamti ?
Hall, .lohn ?. lim,. . I!, i. Wilson, J M. Gregory,
Jerome O'Neill ?:? - ird M Hugh, W Dodea-orth,
' "bari .? H Dow, Kda ?? I King. Alfred Bishop
Mason, .1 imi ? ? Ri > iioldi ?? ni st ? ?
?? W H T.'',mar?,. Profi ???G
?. ?. W?. ?: ?, Gould, A Augustus
Healy, Preble Tucker and men) members of Good
? ?",'! tn. tax : efoi m
and labor organiza! ?
e
A \ OFFER TO "BIG SIS."
??.?? TO WORK PA ft M LAND IN PENNSYLVANIA
!'' IR THE BEKEFI p OP IT8 DE?
PENDENT MEMBERS*
in ? ell, ?sre of th? oldest members ot
Tj pographl al ?? Ion ? ?. .? a ho .; ?
??:, k? ....
; t'? th.? union which, he declares,
Is for thi benefll ol I ith employ? ? and unem?
The ?e j,,v Itlon In pari ?- ta fol?
? e
? ri can t??*
? ? m?,? con ?l'i.?:?.?.
'l'In.? ? ? d b) Tj pe?
al 1 ? \ ? ? ? . im une ..? .?n? of Its
in?mi'? - ' year; thi
.,;?.?.,'?. ol<l ... | flt
ment ol th? din
iodate fui m? ?. In addi?
:. BS.O0O, the
. . ?.:?'?'. ? ?? Ided . like
? ? ? wa rd l h?
n pal ? do? ?
in one hun?
dred in? ml?, r.? "f ? I.?? ?:? ."n will be pro? Id? .1 I
m ion addilli? a nn ml
? annuali) : I ?
A... I of .mpoa? d ol ? ? ?
I'nlot So ? and ? ?.
r nr hl? repu s din ??
Ml II II
? le ? loi * ni t ik? ids e w ?en, it 1
;. ? led, the enterprise wl?l
\ ? ? sill ? ? ..
Typoi t five thou?
?and mi mb ind haa me tur-??*
red ? from I ich of work,
? p lune, ..t?? unabl? to support them?
llgali the ..ff. r
? nd has ap?
rl .mn tl with
P? ?ry, and
. xarnin. ' ?
j ,,,,, p Br? slin ?? ?? of thi commuti ?
mitte? - mit?.!
?? o ild do -?. In s '? .? da] ? He a
nothing iboui Ih? proposition.
had noi .. ?? ? ? h ? in ap
? ity 1.1 m'. ? If, eft? r ii: i'ilr.. ih.?
?priem. .. ,- deemed feasible, the union would prob
ahi).pt ih?
/-/,? usi rn um /?/.?.?? - irsi > troi mi.
retli ; of the l'i og
terds ..t No, 130
in up
lam? ? ? ? known ai
? : irk." be
? ? ?
? it It w pot so
' mai ? voi? ? Neu Vorh
? . lami
ol
? ,? ? |
el fl''
l hen h e wa ? ?
? . . I thai a i. ? ?? there wer?
... .. r..?. mi ig um couauy, atan* other mea
:fOUrtm-AVE;
The quick intelligence of New Vork. Greater New York nnd the vicinage is feaHzing that
*his 'TheVre?^ the ,m,h ?ftha1 r'0P"i,i0n?
? ?the? centres have grown under art'??ja'in'?"J!fc,imbing ;,b.??t the Rotunda. They're
Elfish jolly and odd the Brownies of all races, an cum mg
laUghaThis ?st??fe PariStume show in the White Room. To-morrow you'll
lind them in the Costume store-second floor, Broadway.
In pre^rat?TKXFh TEXTILES SOME NOTABLE PICTURES,
ANTIQUNAVAJOiBUNKETS AND CURIOS.
This store?yours, ours?is here for your enjoyment,_
BOYS'
CLOTHING
"PRINT '^"1,? '? a reSt'n8 r^*Ce ^?r '>i,nS
nKFss' ^ovelt,f's pn route imm |ooms to
;' wearers Many of them stop here
""""' but a shmt time. Other? Like
theti places. Our experts in Paris start the
latest novelties on their way to us?to you,
.is soon as they leave the looms. Thus
they are shown here almost as quickly as in
Paris. The collection here is rich?nut
another like it.
Three of the latest arrivals :
Ni AM TV GRENADINE
\ | u|? ,? wi ? ? '?: Mack ?ewirigsilk Grenadine, with
lille ?tripe? edged with tricot ine, over colors, $-1 75.
PI ISM?. ETAMINE
? Mick faille lilk ?tripe Flamine, with woven under
plaits of bright colore.! ?atin. One ot the season'?,
mo<.t pronounced noveltie?. IS.75,
I ACE STRIPE ETAMINE
Double weaving ot' black on color. 1 ice stripe ?
hemstitched effect?showing colors trom beneath
I InoVrcoloringS are heliotrope, hunter's fireer., gera?
nium ind Napoleon Mue. $8.50.
Th- Ronunln.
A great showing now readv of
Washable Suits. Made ot" mate?
rials that best stand wear and
wash-tub. They will come from the
laundry looking spick-and-span. Sizes 3 to
12 years. $1.35 to ?>;.
Sailor suits here, of navv blue English
serge, at $6, and well worth every cent 0,
it. Blouse body in one piece?no seams;
gilt buttons. Sizes 3 to io years.
A boy 1" to ]?; years, asa rule wants a
vest. He likes the mannish air it gives
him. We have Suits with Vests for as
little as 16, and as much as $13.50. No
slip-shod tailoring in them. Well made
and full oi si vie.
BOYS' ? DP COATS
One sort that go as fast as thev come.
Plenty here to-day. Of tine quality covert
cloth, perfectly tailored, 14.50. A new
coloring to-day. ( Ither Coats up to 19.
One as low as 13.50, Si^c^ 6 to 1?". vears.
Spfoiirt floor.
women's uThe kvast ?sprtment of
TAILOR-MADE ltem here-embracing all
SLITS newest styles and popu
WOMEVS
SIMMER
DRESSES
? ing for a
are now
Other attractions besides Un?
derwear in the Underwear store.
Among them?Summer Dresses.
We've been thinking and plan
great showing of them. Thev
here. Beautifully made in the
choicest patterns of Cotton Dress Goods.
Let these five speak tor the hundreds
here :
At $2- Of figured lawn, wide skirt with deep hem,
full front, plaited and trimmed with embroidery,
yoke back, linen collar. _
At $3 25?Of figured dimity, pink and blue, wide
skirt with deep hem, waist lull front.
?? ?$3 *???Of ligure.) lawn, wide skirt with J<rrcp
hem, pointed yoke front in waist, 2 rows of em?
broidery Insertion, fancy coila-, bee trimmed
At <$4?Of figured lawn, black or blue ground with
.'.vinte figure1;, wide ?kirt, deep hem, wabl yoke
front, 3 rows oi embroidery insertion, fancy collar
of lac;.
Srcnnil flour. I ..tirili nvrnup.
WOWFYS Some years a#o this Store had
oi OVES the largest retail Glove business
m the world. History is to re?
peat itself. We insure it bv offering the
best Gloves at least possible prices.
"The Princess May" is the best Kid
Clove that can be sold for ONE Dollar.
Peerless at the price. Black, white and all
the popular fancy shades.
Some four-button Suede Gloves just re?
ceived go at ONE DOLLAR. Embroidered
in the newest style. All the Spring shade??.
A lot ot Royal George Pique Gloves?the
finest quality?drop from 12 to 11.50 a pair.
All colors.
Tonili ?Ir????!.
audience.
lar fabrics?attracts the large
Select the exact style, fabric
SLMMEK
FURNITURE
and color you hr.cw and it is an easv mat?
ter to get your sue. An increased force of
salespeople at your service to-dav.
Let these two stand for the stock:
$12--Of cheviot serge, fly front .ind Tuxedo Jackets,
lined with changeable t atleta, skirt tan shape,
lined with percaline.
|1S?Walking Suits ot canvas cloth: jacket, inlaid
velvet collar and lined with changeable taffeta.
New shaped skrrt, percaline lined.
Secoml fl???>r. llriimltvuy.
SIMMER
WINDOW
CURTAINS
Muslin. Keeps one cool to
see them. Makes one happy to
buy them at such little prices as
are now going here. And thus
thev go:
118 pain, 8 varieties, coin spot muslin. ?luted edges,
H 10 a pair, and only Saturday last they -were
11.40,
And there are dozens o? other sorts at
$2.25, 12.75, 13.25, 14.25, $5.25, $6.25,
$6.50, $8, 19. You're mistaken if you
think these are all the prices.
Third lloor.
SILK
SHIRT
WAISTS
AWNINGS
These balm ? days usher in the
reign of the Shirt Waist. An in?
tensely popular ruler among
women. Aivi why not ? Com?
fortable, and this season's styles are prettier
than ever. Noi a popular fabric that is no!
used in the making of them. This of Silk
Shut Waists:
Ol changeable tafleta, W M to $?5.
( it checked taffeta. 18 to $7 BO.
Ol Scotch pUid taffeta, $3 t ? $7 50.
< m itriped taffeta, $6.
Ot figured India accordeon ?plaited, fancy collar and
crushed belt, $7 IMI
S?M'oiirl flotir.
RIBBONS
cerne:
There's a flutter of Ribbons at
the Broadway and Tenth street
to-dav. It marks the beginning of a
sale ot Taffeta Ribbons far below their
value. The rich quality of the Ribbons
doubles the attraction
White Mars
? ? am I ilac
t
Kl'ie i ardimi
Nile Green
No. :io, :i in wide, 13c a yd,
No SO, a?, in wi le. ??. .? v.l.
No BO, I in wide, lek ? yd.
Ample quantities of each. Just in time
for Easter dresses, hats and decorations.
Ilr...i.lv? h> , '1,-nlh ????????.
You can get them for 13 a
window and you can pay more.
Most people do pay more for our 13 sort.
But when you pay us more than 93 you
get the difference in better Awnings.
Ill I nl lloor.
Many sorts of stuffs from which
to make them. You can slip?
cover -?even pieces for 112.50.
That's the least. Tbc stuffs will talk to
you of price differences
? ?. it-.I lloor. Fourth ??ruar.
SLIP
COVERS
SIMMER
BED
CLOTHING
Just heavy enough to keep
out the chill of a damp or cool
summer night too light to be
a burden to the sleeper. The
stock is now complete.
BLANKETS
I ,?: ungi? bed, S3 73 to si 23
For threc-quartei bed, 83 23 11 S?"?.
; double be I, 88 ',', t., s7 50.
SII KOLINE COMFORTABI ES
Filled with cotton, almost a? light ? down?covered
with prettv patterns >>t Hlkoline, -51 t.. ???'.'.
! ou ri h iMi'iiiir nml Mull? ??p???|.
ROSE
PISHES
Grown in a land i^~ flowers?
Holland. The business grows be?
cause the Roses of 18?5 and 189H
did s) well. 10,000 for to-day??about one
day's supply. 15c, 2 for 25c, 11.25 a do/.
Bevond oui own delivery service, expressed
at buyer's expense.
Hit ?<mii cut.
A special sort is upholstered
in grass cloth with birch
frames. Was a novelty last
year?few know it now. It is beautiful,
seasonable, durable, comfortable?look at it
if only from curiosity. A price hint:
Birch Table, top covered with grass cloth, metal claw
feet; for cottat?e use; $0.25.
Torch Chair, birc!i frame, seat and back covered w.th
grass cloth, $6.25.
Porch Chair, birch frame, seit and back covered with
grass doth. 89.50.
Porch Settee, birch frame, spring se?t and uph<\sterec
back, covered with grass cloth, metal claw feet,
?1S.
Reed Furniture--especiallv for Summer
Houses, but not exclusively. Our stock is
absolutelv comprehensive, complete, choice.
We have -?I sorts of Reed Furniture thing?
that are not common?few. the chosen few,
dealers have them. A short list:
Reed Couch, 30 in. ?Aide, ? ft. long, $6 50.
Reed Table, 24 in. top, shelf below, 85 50.
Reed Table, 24 in. top, shell'below, $4 25.
BAMBOO FURNITURE
Thirty-two varieties ot Bamboo Villa Fur?
niture in malachite finish with grass cloth
covering?". Tables. Porch Seats. Porch
Tables. Settees and Chairs. Prices range
from $1 to lit. Thev go thus:
Porch Stool, malachite l'mish, fancy grass cloth cover,
II indll.M.
Porch Table, malachite finish, top covered with grass
cloth, srwlf below, $8.50,
Porch Bench, malachite finish, fancy grass cloth cov?
ering. (Ml SO.
Porch Chair, tu!! arms and high back, fancy tinseled
cloth covers, $7.
Porch Settees, malachite finish, fancy tinsel covereJ
seat and back. ??11 25
RUSTIC AND COTTAGE FURNITURE
Rustic Furniture for Summer use. The
varieties include Rocking Chairs. Comfort
(.hairs and Settees. Prices range from ?l."Jo
to $5
Tordi Rocker, maple frame, double woven cane seal
and back, |1 M.
Comlort Rocker, maple, lull flat arms and douK.?
woven cane seat and back, ??2 d?).
Rocking Settee, double woven cane seat, $3.50.
I'oiirtl? flour.
>tEYS TIES keep in touch with our
AND BRACES McI.'S. FurmsuhmS Store if
you d know the newest things
out in this line.
London and Pans things get first showing
here, and a host o\ others from New York.
Have you seen the new Morocco and the
Napoleon Blue Plaid Ties, and Golf stocks?
FIFTY CENTS the Tie and the nobbiest
Neckwear going.
A lot of the 2">c Ties have been priced
I'l'jC. Neat checks and stripes. Just ??
nudge to make them go taster.
MEN'S SUSPENDERS
Braces that regularly sell .it 50c, but a
swifl trade enables us to place them before
vouai TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ilr?i??l\? n ? unii \ ? in I, Krrrt.
"AV.in.imaker's." That s the
trade-mark. Eight. Durable.
Easy running.
10 in., $2 2"> 14 in , ?2 71
12 In , $2.50 16 m. |S.O0
18 in., Hits
Properly used thev upholster your lawn
with green velveteen.
Iiwiit
Easter Tokens in various foims.
Easter Cards and Novelties gath?
ered from the best makers :n
Europe and A menea. Biblei
Devotional and l.enteu Books.
Hat ( trds, 2, to 12c
Fold ng ? ar..?, Be t . 15c.
? ' Mets, ?.. t.? tSc
Sachet?, $1.25 to IS
Novelet, ?W t.. $1,
Mull? ?irret.
LAWN
MOWERS
IN THE
BOOK
STORE
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave.. 9th and LOth Sts.
,??,? not have enough to eat. Bp? <i?-iared that tha
women would ente, politics and leach Ihe right
,!.rti.r politic?, and II would (in.illy raoult In
rood governmeni , . .
??? M Blunders ?* . elected president, and John
Hosy Frank Rleyer, John .1 Joyee, Mrs. Lilly ""?!
johnJ Donneili via presidenta,
INOTHER URI IT THE U"l FMA\ Hoi SI
|.,,. ? , .? ? inn?' In ? fea lays I ?? membei ?
.. ? in Department were ? illed at *'. o'clo? k
, ? H..ffni;.:i House \
; , ? ,. ,,. ; ........ ?... ti.?.-? ? . some ??" !<.??,rk ?
ItKrhen ? ere was eon Iderable exrltemem among
? ?,, .. ? inti .? ?' 'h?* gueets "f l ?
? ,,? the tiie uni; the engin?. ??? eered ? ?
,, . _. ,,-, ? put the i???*?- .?nt before the firemen
? :.?.?-?. .? ?
?
rOOt POISO\ Bl ? <??:t THF SI BGE I \ G
? ? M I-'? k ? tl?-' !" ? I
? wen ? saeond-H terdaj g?ter?
p ,, , -? .... ? mi ' ' ? I ..' ' I ? ' I l?i
. ? lergi m: ! ' sal I tit? men
Vai . well gir."
?vtv'i .. ?.'. . . I ' I'it tic !id?d to kill
uiyttit. ' VWinout ;..!..n remark ut ?.-.'. .? took
a package of rough <>n rats fr.im his pocket ?? ?
thrust .? portion of it Ii nomn Patrolman
Mallery who stood near, ran to the man's
and toali thi ? ? ? ?-? from film, ? ?' iowe\*er, be
? ? id --.? iiiowe ? ? poi ? ?? ol ii When the
mir, was taken to flellevue Hospital. .? prisoner,
for treatment, he said he wa* August \v ?
? .,.k. thirty-four (rears old, if N" ISO Rast Twenty?
alxtri ? He egpl lined t ist he ha I been oui of
ui.rk foi .1 long time ? id was despondent
e
Hill! DOING ????? THF Ful 11 HI WS.
R ttot PI ?ti reti ? led ? \\ .shine? m again yee
ter las ' ? pupil? of I It? Sun 11\ s 'heel
? Hotel did ii"i appear,
tual Sunday aftei
. ? ? Rtate leg it? ? ware
in) kind Som"
; iter Ken ?Tort ??har
? ? m ventured the pr??
? it a ?,? \?oui ?
be a law and - I i.djoui ? ime
' ' l- ' I V II) ?? ?? .il?,.
.; Ivi'
? ?. il en -??., er of the
?.? ad ? h?irnian r?f the
Jji'iiiu. rane Nailon?.! ?.ipuiuUiuw ?va aoiubr? as an
COYVPERTHWAirS
RELIABLE "??? *** tuurw
?' ????,! ?, ??111 double price?. Select ??*?*
L.'lKf Lio. before Ihe ail? ?inc.-.
I.??M. ? IJKHIT I?VI Wear till? ?.ireet.
..??I nd ae reticent ss the proverbial oystei g ??
? ? th? Fifth ?venue Hotel yesterda* He said that
ni? business m th?? <?!, wa? of \ i?i Ivate nature and
.? he was noi paying mueh sttentlon to o ?
Senator lone? had ? ? .*lk with fotonei .? ? Tru?
man, wh.? ??.?? the head of the Stat.? Bxacutlva
rommlttee laal fall, and looked after Mr luyan'?
Interests here It ?? *????1 that Mr Jones .??me?
here to ur?;?? Tammanj io reiterate in ite pla'f**rn*
this fall the lit'?, tolos embodied In the I'rtlcsgo
; '??!:?? i.i-i lummei (Than ???<? p thla report
??.?? true, ienator Ion.ided the iue*tion by
? lying II wa? eugl *n?.,irv for a local .?ritmi?'ion to
Indorse the laal National platform
\ Knack There's r? ?*??4 deal of knack in ee?
lectlng ?n engagement ring, 'said ih,* young ? **n
.? ? the betroth ?! h tbti In the ni?' pi??'?*? |
shouldn't be :..> ?pensive th.it the ???? ?ven '? give '?
ba ? snd in th? **co.<d placa U ?hould not t-* ??>
obviously cheat? that she will ?tve it back *? WU8 **
?he neu IL '-iCiucUinail Jg.i>uuir<r.

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