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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
Ar TIE BROOHLTN THEA TRES.

At the Columbia Theatre this week THE Two
Orphans will be revived. with Kate ClaXtOn In
the part with which her name has been Identified
for many years. She viii be assisted by compe
tent company In interpreting the drama, which
will be presented with the same scenery and set
tings used In its recent revival in New-YOrk In
the cast with Miss Claxton are William Harcourt.
Vida Crowley. stephen Grattan, Edward Bethel.
Alice Fischer Harry Meredith Clara Dome, and
others.
AT the Amphion Theatre this week the play Will
be lyon Yonson.' with Gus Heege in the title part
which he created. In the presents alton Of the pay
he will have associated with him j. c. Thurman.
Charles Mitchell Clinton Maynard Master Tommy
Magivcr, Jason Downs Sidney Craven. W J. Corns.
Miss Victory Bateman, Miss Sadie Connolly and
Miss Merr Osborne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
CROCKERY 1ND GL1SSW1RE
THe Most Complete assortment
IN the City

of imported RameQuns, Fish Moulds. Shells
SoufIies Naples. Egg Poachers. etc, in French,
English and German fireproOf ware
Gas Globes. two shapes and sizes, crystal en-
graved, 16 cts. each
Colored Gas Globes. different shapes sizes and
coors. 10 cts
Crown etched Gas Globes. assorted sizes and
etchings. 80 cts.
Imitation Cur Glass Tumblers, ) cts.
Tea Cups and Saucers. French colOrings and
gold decorations. IL cts. per pair.
Oil and Vinegar Cruets. engraved Bohemian
Glass. &c. each.
Decorated China Cream Pitchers. 10 cts.
Olive Dishes fancy shape and decorations. 10
cts.
Decorated Porcelain Easter Eggs, I cts
Fruit plates, cupid and gold decoration, IA cts.
Cups and Saucers, full size. gold band, cts.
per pair Plates TO match cts. each.
Majolica Jugs. variety Of shapes and sizes, Is
cts.
Decorated Chamber Sets. % only. handsome
filled In decoration with gilt SOS per set.
A new lot Of Vienna China Dinner Sets loo
pieces each, $3.50 per set
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
JOurneay
and
Burnha'n0

our stock is always the newest and freshest.
our assorimcnts in al departments are the most
complete. and our prices the lowest invariably.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT We snail offer fo-
Easter Week . choic" stock of hlgh-class novel
ties foreign and domestic makes. in More and
cl';h. trimmed with jet embroidery AMI lace.
The assortmcnis Of practical useful Garments
IN our own exclusive styles made Of Coverts.
Chcv.ois. Diagonals. soft-hnlshed Worsteds and
oxford mixtures are the most complete We have
ever shown.
Jackets with fun dropping sleeves and large
r"vers. from % inches t. % mes in length. at
s. 90. s. 80. $40 co. SO 80. sl5 %. to s25 0o
Capes In cloth and SIX. a,
s. 80. s. ~. $40 co. sl2 % SIS 90 To so5 o.
Misses and Children's Jackets and Refers +,
a great variety OF styles AZ 81 00. s. 80 81 81.
s. 90 10 $50 o.
Novelties in Silk Waists at 50 So s. o. s. %.
3 -. TO $40 o.
SILK DEPARTMENT. - Striped Taffaas.
changoabc effects y cents. In primo Tafftas.
latest Spring Coorings. 81 90
Brochb China Silks. Evening Shades 81 cents
2l-nch pongees. Evening coIors. 80 cents
Broche and Glace Silks and satins. latest
weaves and colorings
MORE Franchise in leading shades
Chrysan,hemum Crcpcs reduced to & 90
DRESS GOODS-A new assortment f French
NigorauX and Covert Cloth for tailor made Cos
tunes in popular colorings SILK warp Lans-
downcs for Shirt Waists in dark and .ight shai-
ings
Special line of Fancy Chevlos. A. to so
Inches wide g. cents
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENr-We invite
special attention to this Department. as 1t con-
tains every hing new and scaso1able in Black
and Mourning Goods
CLOTH DEPARTMENT. FIoor-ruu lines
OF Colored and Black Dress Cloths Covert Suit
ings. SerEes and Spring Cloahings
LINEN DEPARTMENT. complete line Of
Linen Duck Suitings. I'm light and dark Blue
Ecrn' Tan. Indian Red Gray. Olive and White.
Also a line Of son-iinIshcl Colorcd Linen for
Ladies Shirt Waists. \ lot Of Colored Bureau
Scarfs at % cents each 6S-inch Blcached Table
Damask. 10 cents: actual value $l0O
RUG DEPARTMENTAL FLORA full line Of
English Art Squares new designs and colorings.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAs.-Novel,c in
Watered SILKS. Black. White and Colors Lace
huf'les and Insertions. Mourning Parasos and
farasolcttes. H-inch ose-Rolling sun I'm
brcllas, Navy Cardinal. Green. Garnet and Black
GLOVE DEPARTMENT-Compl lines of
SILK Taffetas and Llsle Gloves
ODD sizes in Elbow Gloves 50 25, regular price.
1926.
Large sizes IN Suede Gloves, soiled 10 cents: |
regular prices 81 Go and s. TO-
few small sizes in Charles best quality Black
Kid Gloves, 30 cents: regular price 50 90.
Sole agents for Jouvia & Gle, and Fisk, Clark |
& Flagg Gloves.
Dressmakng Parlors. 4th floor
g. 49, 30. 80. 81 36 FLATBUSH AVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
4 ZIG AND SUCCESSFUL PARADE.
ALL THE IRISH SOCIETIES OF bEoohLiN
TNITED-NO IRISH FLAG ON Ilih
pI-BIIC BUILDINGS.


PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The Irish nag was missing from tho public bu''d-
inrs in Brooklvn Yesterday for the first time III
many years The appropriation of money FOR decort'-
ing the CITY Hall was found to be Illegal after ue
experience Of last year with the Columbian dis
AMI the Mayor vetoed a resolution ProNhhs i"
the display Of the green flag under the stars ana
Stripes 4 similar resolution Of TIE Supervisors
was vetoed by the Supervisor-at-Largc. Only the
National State and City flags were 20 be seen on
the CITY Hall Courthouse. Municipal Bui,dng. ana
Hall of Records National flags were displayed
upon buildings in all parts of the city. and even
trolley car., were decorated Along the route OF the
parade and In some other quarters green na|S
were displayed in profEsion.
The chief event OF the day was the pNa"c OF
column was formed in Bedford-ave.. with the TlSht
resting at the DivisiOn-ave fountain. For IN" mrs
time in several years all the Irish societies in the
city united in the parade Both the United lriSA
Societies and the Ancient order OF fiDerlifhS WEI
well represented in the ranks. Patrick Doonen WAS
the grand marshal. and he was aided by James
Fitzpatrick and John Soden. Carriages containing
officers and guests headed the lire: There were
about twOscOre societies represented
The start was made about 230 p. m. ana the lire
of march was in Bedford. Wioughby. C!asson and
LAFAYETTE ayes Schermerhorn. Clinton and Liv-
ngston sts.. Sidney Place. Jordlemon. Clinton ard
Remsen SIS to the CITY Hall On the steps Of the
latter were several Aldermen and other city officials
ST. Charles BOrromeo. In Sidney Place. the Rev
Father Ward and his assistants received a marching
salute the ranks filed past There were many
spectators along the line of march. and much en-
thusiasm was displayed by the friends Of the par
aders II was asserted that the parade was the most
successful in recent years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
HOUSE FURNISHING.
,SDeciOIs for Monday.

One lot OF Brooms two for 25 cts, would b
good value at IS cts. each
clothes Baskets. fun size 80 cts, instead Of
60 cts
Clothes wrnger every one warranted, sl.79 in
stead Of s2.25
Potato Washers. wire cts.
OIL Cloth. u. yard wide, assorted patterns, 10
cts. per yard 80
Block tin side handle Saucepans. quarts, II
cts, instead Of 90 cts.
Spice Boxes. in small boxes inside. perfectly
alright. "A cts.
Acme Soap. large zoe. bars. IA cts. each.
Wax Paper. l0c rolls for cts.
Moth Paper. large sheets. 4 cts. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

4 EHOhEE ID NTHHT0'-'7'T '''''
Clarence. rIttlencd. broker In the consoilda'ed
Exchange In N"w-Nork, has been hisHhS 'o'"
his home since TUESDAY. he ana Ms VIII "'''"''
a, Xo ? Montague Terrace Brooklyn Ny Little
a., ,,,s a., home on TUESDAY for dinner. and went
an, in the evening" telling his wife that h> Intended
% can on some customers and make some coH"c-
tions He was seen by friend at $50 p. IN" ana
said then he was going home He drew his bank
balance on Tuesday, ana II hdS h'rl ouhI ina
hc has been shaping his affairs 50 tina ne cpuld
,vlnd them up at snort notice. No reason - known
for his absence. lie T. thiriy-thrce y'flF "li ana
bi. f,fher IL = wealthy resident Of Providence. r. l.
Miss Lyons the proprietor Of the boaIdlng-house
y;hcrc he lived said that 50 far as she knew the
an,ira OF Mr. Iutlene.d were In good shape. and
he was devoted T. his wife. Mrs. Iitn"ie.d WAS
greatly worried over her husbands absence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
4 CONCERT ~ AID or TIE POOR.

a concert for the benefit Of the poor Of the East
District Of Brooklyn will be- given tonight at
Arion Hall. in Waist. under the auspices OF the
Peoples Relief Association. There has been much
suffering in the Eastern District this winter among
the unemployed. and their distress has been some
what relieved by the charitaby inclined on Fri
day night concert was given by the i1ih R-gi-
ment. the receipts 10 be added 10 the fund for the
relief OF the suffering and good sum was
allied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

peril that they may become the breeze UI rom
ence The city IS not getting adequate returns II1I
the tenants: from some Of them II i gettlns III
at all new schedule OF rentals - PROPOSE ~ ~
removed and substantial structures erected ~ MI
place. and recommends legislation 10 enapiT s"'
city to control the entire place anu 10 estdpi'S"
permanent market of slightly buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
SUTHERLAND STILL NISSING.


rrs cnrXsrr. Confident Titr HE VIII. ~
r,.,r ro Norrov-c,sEs or OTHER lN-
plc1rp GnAyEsENp OFFICIALS rnE1v-
DICED py Ills Absence
Nothing WAS heard IN brooklyn >r'ir''a' "' ~
c,rl +, wh.r. Kenneth +. Suincr'"nl' me "''''
In. coucv Island Justice - the ''ac'' ""' N''''
u. ali no, return to his usual resorts am ~ ''s
c,,,ll M. found who had seen him ether I'D N'"-
,..,, - ~. .,,ov Isl,nI iils counsel. Foster j."
p,ct,s ms confident inlf D." would r',uin u
a,..,,r ir c,ur, i,-norrIv bu' Mr.. Enckn- was
e,,uv confident on Friday iaat b" W'uh appear
,'r s,n,.oce The reports nat the missing ma"
* in Montreal were discrciit"i DO iT'o"}H
f. Y. r.. newton said ye'eraay that b Inv 10
on. VINO had seen sutherland 'lnrr T., d.
IL ~ don. wrong IN c0ncclling himself ~ ms
IL" hri u",' ,,n.,ei,c hurt the cases 81 ihc men
ACTON w)u'u ri VAS no telling what sutherland
~. Anil IA 49, nc no dependence could hc plac'i up'
wouh 49, a. ne wns wanted n he mad desired
ls I'M NJ. A. v-ond have been much better. isicr
T.wton thought for him 20 have dlnr 20 "y h,c
his case was tried. and then thefr "'d'' h"' INV
heen a Judgment hanging over MIN. , .,.,,
Ihr ap ' iooismen Of the other indicted Gravcs-
an nf,ci,le and n be does no; rrdpp"ar tp-noI,
r"H, probably some Of them VIII DE suti 'n,1'' ,h
!, v.as renyri.d Yesterday that 4 Jameson ihg
constable Indicted for perjury. VINO VII De ur t
Tomorrow had He'd. but he was ia hI1,hf" III "''
nT Eastcg Bacus. counsel for sutherland said
Yesterday: The newspaper hayl dnn Know
r.ba%e thcy viii PIT him next would hKe 20 zee
him. but i don't kno" where he Is ana al" "o'
Deputy sheriff. Thompson ana casey Inv. haDI
.i,rll."i Tor him I'm N"T-York ana ~ Coh~i lsIdui
49,, success Sheriff Emitting said h" hai iol-
forad r,anv clues. but none Of them anonh,eu I"
nnvthing If Sutherland had gone To 'hha'" III
could not be extradited IL, ,,., o,o,iny
friend Of The missing man sara itst IT,, e'sSn arn.
mat h. believed h. had gonr away 10 , u" nn,
- com. friend. and would remain IN h'lHk ui.,i'
lis case il settled appeal u hc u1, ,1 nov up
me- ,,,,rrov his bonds for $9yl VIII hc fo'-
Ireiicd and The bondsmcn Will have to make the
amount good . -... 49,, ,t. indicted election
oe - Of Cravesend viii plead guiW TO me
Indictments against them If their boh'Sh'h SUI
1hen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

dpst and floating particles from ~, ar. ~ h sMgs'
"G With whatever else has been cnuSnt are
dcnositod in "a receptacle. formins a TT-rict. ,,c
tmrrcd bcIng thus made 10 ys'i ne soId IL CON-
,a,ns TociJeutallv thr workmen get pure an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
.SDPcj0IS This Week.

A line Of Bigeow Administers at $3.50 per yard.
4 line Of Smith Administers at slO5 per yard;
regular price sl25.
Ten patterns of best Body Brussels, SIS cts. per
yard: regular prices. Nl5 and sl.25
Best quality Ingrains. 90 cts. per yard; nave
been Is cts.
Tapestry Brussels. 50 and 6j cts per yard; re-
duced from so and so cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
French FYOWprS.

The lawest and most complete assortment In
either cit: bought by us direct from the makers
III Paris
SPECAL-Fine Sprays Of silk Velvet Pansies
three. ,ansies buds and foliage in each bunch
twoly. colcrngs. natural effects, 80 cts. per
bunch.
Fine velvet Wheat twelve sprays in bunch,
fourteen coorings. - cts. per bunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
POCKET BOOKS,
At EsDeciNWU Low Prices.

Genuine Seal Combination Pocket Book and
Card Case, seal lining, S1.lO.
Genuine Alligator Pocket Book with solid sill
yer ornaments. IS cts
Genuine Seal Combination Pocket Book and
Card Case, plain leather lining, 90 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

Heavy all-sk Black satin Rhadahmes. 20
inches wide. at IS cts. per yard.
2toinch Black Satin. imported to sell for sl.oo'
al ~ cts. per yard
quality. imported To sell for Sl00. at IS cts. per
yard.
2i-inch Black Satin. extra fine quality, i'm
ported To sell for 81 10. at - cts. per yard
Lyons Black MORE Antique. - choice designs
In large and small effects. at 500. $50 and $500
per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
DRESS GOODS.
PODWfHr Prizes Continued.

liair-line Beiges. III all the new popular mix
lures of brown and gray. IL cts FER yard These
goods have cotton warp with wool filling will
wear WELL and look as we'll ds goods al twice
the price.
Crepe Sanglier. new weave in novelty dress
goods. nllrr wool. AZ cts Nor Narl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

Serges. anf tan and grey Scotch mixtures pe,
feet fitting $1,000. $3.50, 1915 and s245O
Jackets. In Whpcords, Covert Cloth and un.
dressed Torsted Diagonals, tan, brown, gray
navy ari black. single and double breasted
tight fling short, medium and extra long ali
sizes. SIS. $1,000. s1475 and s24.5O
cane in Figured and Mirror MORE, eros ia
Paris Sicilienne and Broadcloth. trimmed with
ChiffCi Lace and Spangles. with wide reveres
bows and long ends in front. some embroidered
or apliqued on net-most Of them imported, and
NOT more than one or two Of each style
$50. as special for tomorrow, Ladies'
Mcntoshes made extra full In skirt with fulI
ocular or triple capes. in black. navy, tan and
gay mixtures, at s2.45. S2.95 and 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

for 32-nch Printed China Silk. fine. heavy quail
ity exclusive designs small figures on black and
colored grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
COLORED SILKS.
40 cts. iuSfpUd If 81 cts.
- cts. inStc0d Of $500

for 22-inch japanese Wash SILK extra fine quail
ity. fifty new designs in stripes and plaids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
.NEN'S NECK WEAR.
safe To- .UOrrOW

- 2o5 dozen Mems silk and Satin Scarfs-Four-
in-hand and Tccks-in &c different patterns.
Eight. medium and dark colors. with silk serge
lining ali new goods, az p cts. each; regular
price. 50 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
.UGttingS.

The largest assortment Of China and Japan
Mattings in the city. and the lowest prices.
Goods from $3.50 per roll OF 10 yards to the fin
est imported--a new. fresh goods Particular
attention is called to especially good brand
at 81 80 and S. 90 per roll.
Summer Cottages and Hotels furnished. Esu-
mates given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
CORSETS.
SDpciOIs for WOWti0y.

Broken lots OF p. ID. and u. Il. Corsets made
Of French Coutille, well boned. long waist all
perfect. at 9S cts, $125 and Sl.s9: regular price,
sl69 1925 and $500.
30 pairs Of real whalebone =. d. Corsets. me-
dunn long. gored hips. small sizes only, $500 per
pair; regular price, $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

Bonnets ant Turbans for Ladies. Misses ana
Children in the newest snaps and shades.
SpECIAI-F'lne Black Chips In twenty DIFFER
ont pIain a-d cut shapes NeapOlitan and fancy
braids; blak Chips in large shapes and Flats,
with wide ace insertion in brim. colored CHIPS
in shapes nd Flats As. - and - cts. each; reg
Mar prices - cts to $l.1J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
CARPETS.
In Al Qualities Of NeW Spring
Goods.

Our assortments are larger than ever before, and
our prices are in accordance with the times. AL
standard makes represented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
WASH Dress EUbpirS,

3l-inch Crepe Moirc. beautiful new effect in
printed wash goods 10 cts. per yard sold else
where at l2l2 cts
Duchesse Batiste a new dainty printed ma
terial. very fine goods, 80 inches wide, 12i. cts
per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
fiibbOi,S.

Everything in plain and fancy Ribbon for
Drss and Millinery trimmings.
Hncst quality all SILK Satin and eros Grain
Sab Ribbons inches wide. In white. cream.
blic pink. cardinal. lilac. Nile. mas, brown and
my. - cts. per yard: regular price, N.25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
90 cts. iuSteNd Of ~ ctS.

for two-tone Satin Rhadahmes 81 inches wide
all The neWest colorIngs in changeable effects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
FURNITURE.
THp Most Complete .StOcH

OF medium priced Bedroom Suits 10 be seen IN
either city. They made Of Prma Vera. Ma
hogany Walnut. Birdseye Maple. Sycamore,
Birch and Oak.
\ complete assortment Of odd Bureaus and
ChiNoneres I'm all the different woods.
Solid oak Bedstead and Bureau $3.50 ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
Trimmings.

Everything new I'm Millinery trimmings OF all
kinds and especially in such as are used by mill
liner. I'm making their finest Hats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
90 cfs. inSfc0d IF $I.2j
BI0cH .SiiES at .Speciul PriccS.

Tor 22-inch Lyons SIX and Wool Bengalines
fine. heavy quality. ten staple colorings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
c. Owes.
EXTRAORDINARY .SAIE EOH
THE EASTER SEASON.

CHOICt lois OF LHUItS NT' "'" !,
Gloves at lower prices thar ever quoteu
before.
Ladies' 6-button Biarrltz Suee Gloves, In tans'
red tans, MODES, grays, browf7 anu o'"O"' " ~
per pair. c,.o. .,s rod
Ladies' 7-hook Foster Ku Gloves tans, Ieu
tans. modes. browns gray ana DiacH' "' VS.
ladies' 4-buttcn Suede cloves tans. red tans
modes. grays AMI browns with piping and large
pearl buttons. s. cts per par. , ~
hrnw,ns e,rava and black u cts per pair.
Ladies 4-button Piqu Kid Gloves, SO cts per
pair ...,u. c,,o,o c,o,,as
Ladies' S-button MolsGuetaire suede EoVes,
,o,I, r,,nlee prsvs brwns and black. 80 cts. per
pair c., . hor,,s
modes navy and green's. with piping ana large
pearl buttons 90 IS. per pair
Ladies 4-button Pque Suede Gloves. % cts per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
EfS7ER .NILLINERI.
Paris amt LOniOH NOrettieS
TDfIi,VUtpd .SfrUW Hats.

in trimmed Hats and Bonnets our own selection
and imperial o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
L1CES.
UnqmestiOnabiy the Largest and
Best assortment in Either
CifU.
.LiCES.

Additional lines OF handsome Point de Gene
Insertions and Laces. IN all widths; Point Ven
ice. Bourbon, Chantilly. Vaenclennes. Torchon
Point de Paris Spanges and Jet Laces Nets and
Insertions
Continued sale of 4 to inch Orientals AT cts
formerly 10 cts; and inch. 10 cts, worth 10 cts.
Demi Flounce Orientals, TO IL inches wide, l5
10 and % cts.
Special values in Black Chantly Laces. at 10
49, 20 and % cts. per yard. Also Flounces at
49, 40, So to IS cts per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
CLO1KS And SUITS.
1MoSt Complete assortment, Er-
ct"Stre styles. LOWcst Prices. ~

Lauies taior-made Suits Goats and skirtO in
tAh ana gray Covert Cloth. navy and black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18

Fire Commissioner Wurster has made an excel
lent selection in appointing James Dale 10 succeed
Chief Engineer Ncvns. who recently resigned
Chief Dale entitled. Civil Service principles.
to the promotion he has received. and by expert
ence and ability he is we'll qualified for the duties
ne is now performing lie Is ffty-two years old. At
the age OF eighteen ne became connected with the
Fire Department in New~York and later came
Brooklyn in the days OF the volunteer firenen. AT
the organization of the present department h.
appointed foreman. Af.er number OF years he
became district engineer. and In 1890 an assistant
engineer His latest appointment is well liked by
the members OF the Fire Department Chief Dale
is man Of approved courage and has had many
narrow escapes There politics In his APP
pontment, for the new Chief Engineer IS a Demo
crat.
There Is justice in the complaints regarding the
nolsiness of good many OF the trolley cars On
of the lines IL is noteworthy that the cars run
with great smoothness and little joting: In fact
they may be said to glide along. But most II not
all of the City Company's bounce and jot
about frgh1uy. and at times their pitching and
swayng suggest the movements OF a steamship In a
heavy sea. Their action is attributed 10 their great
weight together with the short truck that is
sary In passing around curves. OF the
ton Is more perceptible when the running
rapidly. and sometimes IN descending hills il seems
a. II they must leave the tracks. The additional
weight Is due 10 the motor under the car floor 4
'ule has been adopted that all cars must be brought
10 a stop before crossing the tracks OF another
electric road. but 1t is not always obeyed
The report of the committee appointed by the
Mayor to investigate the Wallabout Market dis
closes condition Of things that calls for Immediate
attention The affairs OF the market are described
- I'm state of great confusion" while the wooden
buildings highly inflammable and In constant
Hanger or conhagration and there Is the further
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CONDICIONES 7 CONCESIONEs
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Ii>TITUfO DE IlCtIlCIOl

III IUNTCIP Z DE ARE G o !.
Vacunaci6a directa do Ia ternera todos
los Jneves y Domingos, gratis en- la Sals
de Socorro.
A domclio, cada individuo vacunado
doc pesos.
Por IN euvase conteniendo lipfa pura
condensada y eoneeivsda por sistema espe-
cial. eDvaeIta eu glicer'na d4s nf-ctada, !
in uinenna otra su tar Ella i1.f-ecioSa. can
dad shhsienie psra vacunar caatro per
sonas. dos pesos.
Sc trasads eualquier punto lie Ia Isla
en- que 50 gsrsnt'zen ciento cir ruenta per-
sona~ q.e vaenns". Con los Ayuntamieu
tos - nscen eout-atas eepacisles.
Arecib-, S9tiembre ae 1894
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