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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Ii Hung Chang Returns to China.

LONDON, April l>-Tht Times ruh- fishes today n dispatch from Kobe saying that the Japancsr refuse to disclose tho terms upon which peace has ht Vu arranged with China until the treaty k ratified, which must be within three weeks. Tho armiStiCe, therefore. is extended to May <. Niccroy Iii Hung Chang and his suit, The Times corrrspuEdrnt adds, left Simu nosoki on his return to Chinn.
 A runIor that :ho .lHIEIn>,r plrniputcn- tiaricS abatoi their demands ~, atvI much excitement, seven nrw>naIc!s If Tokyo have hotn Supi'r, ~>, q. and an imperial or dinancc will shurtly hrIrumulsAl ad"}t- ing stringent measures at;aiI-i GiS1!.rc ton
 A dispatch from Hun.A,r., ~l,-> it is rc. IorrGl that H.. ~>: i.y t..;., ,". ;!:, S land ot t"'fp">t .':s. 'n '''~~l, v, thu British th,"r thr ,.:~l.it,h ,,,.'s tlnt the Chimes. e,' q, ,,~ !'.r:irl t. Kill ,h,lr commandrl~ i: ri~!.''I i,,,,!,u
 A Berlin GlSrHt"h ~Hy, in :r.,i,:..-.' t,. the Chimes" ,dIc; thl, Ihr iui'rrt dut.yS At the "I'rn ?, r;> ~;..ti. nuG r-.,r,,i ; Ter Ccat t!at a ,,,ri,iluia;i.,'l ult5 6: ., l,r, cent "n the (! -,u&I r'-; ,t iml,at- ito ChirA lv'.r. ",~ |" II j' t,I.;-. :iri I-tIr- poses adIt".s u,I..I ,.u,> a-a:ns, EuruIa' in fav"r Vf .l.,,' il
 Edu'l .. V i'hc VII,.,r >aN~ u ,,uli., ' that thr i; ,,",. u,lriI,c ut hu;,A lr!Ny rn"aH~ n tu,'VNr h-9 thorough lr.u, ~v rrwrrt"rA'" 1t adds ;!.u Nttn .. 'y.. att t'"i"-.,! ! " treaty l.!r .>>u | ;l,,r Pcan df;'lru,A N.,f: }.r ], r:1l, n show "t 'rn-J'.t ll. t'r.',,. ..' .! i.r.'.5p hnc>' r tn-,.; ;~ Thy Ii,-'.1I A'I N.i'l. 'u listen tn ulI.'I},.' v\lU:IIir n~I. '> .. :,I cult [" uil.t:...ll.jt any lu ,r,, ,",,!.,, interference With tir.: l.lnr: r,,G lc ,>- riousiy alNevl.tn,:'r:
 A di>I'At, ::, ilr: tandald fr,rA fen m says Il k luu>Ga! tu ,,.u''.r !. tr,.3ty uf peace with a t,,A;. If A! n!..,. dad il Is probable, thvr, fur,, d., " >rilratc treaty, Not dc>tiu,d :ut I..!j,a.lvr l,., | been signed ''v tLe .I,,.,au,s, and th.l.,s, | rvirr>ruthtiNV>
 Whrt, q" |" H,t this t:,at. iaI,> iii, form uf an u: ,:l~iN, and dv:, l.>ivp (! l5aurC matters littl' ~.ncr | x hnowH 'hA; Iii | Hung Chan las j.IAa!~ vn,.t,t t,.rIru
 his s!un:lrIiI'A, ,uUI.tty tu ur, .;.u .jv- iliIhliur. V :> n,t Iio,l. tl.,. l,, would let slip Su' il a3 upvNr:uI.,t; C. luiEx <, with the aid of thr Japan, ~r A dispatch frum i.yrlin >,.yS Ike Ma tional IcitunG declares q d; all nation, interested ii comm, r,r in CEinn must l lose Il" tiI:!V jI F:U;crt uE Heir interest, 1 against q IT, }.Y WHi,i. MI ,.,-ni,iI,tiy la'aly2r Eur III comp, ,;i :.,.l :." :,-.,ii:~t
 Japan. Tn, ,:-,y.:,h a.!.:. q. 4 Ill ih. | pal'rrs h&r,, Il i'll i-..-,.,, ll.t ..i i 1 tOr;Rl CunCr>>,u!., NuH-... lis tMv i.I-t | voice
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
RUSSELL SAGE ILL.
It's Only the shingles. and the Financier
 May I;c Out Today.

May Tic Out Today.
 NEW YORK. April l>.-RusSrll SaSc has not been at his office for the past couple of days and an alarnliSt rumor was circulat- Ud yesterday in Wall street that hc was very i'll, Mr.. sage said last evening that Mr. SaGr Was not seriously ill that, in fact, he was hardly sick at n! but had been somewhat indisposcd for several days because of An attack uf shingles. She said 1t was due to an impuvCrishmrnt of the blood. which. Shr believes, was consequent upon Mir. Sagr s confinement in the close courtroom during the long trial of tho Laidlaw suit last summer He was un- ahlo tu dIivc during that time and could not get the fresh air that a man of his habits of application requires.
 He has been up however, and attending tO more or less business, and the doctor said yesterday that he could go out today with safety if he wanted to. Mir. Sage WAs much better yesterday and had good hppetitc. nni his physician announced that he would not call aaniIt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
School Opens '''1S44, 1Sa's 5!;,

MULNILLE has new an. clean stock of school Books PAt>, Pallets, P,nCils. ,tc, a. Pr ces that are right, Also a fine line ot Stati m .ry and Re Ii .ious Go pd<.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
OUR FLEET AT KEEL.
The Pick "f the White Sq q1adron to Be
 Gathered In German Waters.

WASuINGTON. April lS.-Tao United Stat,s aro to bo represented at the kiul col ebr;ition on Juno 1H by tho finest Amori- can fleet that has visited European waters since the civil war The feet will consist of the urmorCd cruiser New York as flag ship; tho triple screw flyer Columbia, which will be detached for this purpose from Admiral Mcadr's fleet when it ar rivrS nt Key West next month; tho San Francisco and the Marhlchead, now in tho Lrvant fur the protection of American interests. Admiral Kirkland, now in charge uf the European station, will com manL the squadron.
 The iivct will undoubtedly impress Flu ropCLu nations with tho remarkable prog rcSs accomplished in rebuilding the American navy. The Now York has no superior for offensive and dc!rnsivo pun poses. c,l.linci with speed, among tho fleets of any nation, and the Columbia OK CclS all vessels except Ter sister ship, the Minneapolis. in s,s'Cd and staying power. Tho Minnral ulj> will br fitted up at Nor folk a> the flagship of Admiral Meade dur ing the alsynt0 of the New York in Flu l"pc which i> expected to be but tempo IaTy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
SLUMP IN OIL.
From s2.:O It T" ', >.,,j.'cn Dropto SeIO
 and .,ru Ia iI,i.

Ou. CITY, ATtl T.. -Il.} oil market wGS c''l.r. ar!!ivviy Gu'i l.ntl a "ig Irr.si came al near '.lus!n- l.n:r. II r;.rIl, | at e 60 bid. With auIc> and u,,> >an,,d to g.. 70, with n light volume uf lrAGIug. It brOko tu $?. a at noon and was steady with S2. Gu to S3 6 bid, all afternoon un- til about , 30 o'dr k when the slump be- gan It kept going down until S3 h was reached, which Was the lowest quotation. It then recovered seven points and closed at $2.l7.
 PITrSHUEG. April lS.-Tho first big break i'll the oil market ha~ come It was feared, but scarcely expected At the opening tho Standard raised its price an other 25 cents to $2. 50. and May option was offered at $2.70. Cash oil was offered Ht S2.6d A mild slump occurred, and at noon the quotations were S3 G3 for May option and SIS. for cash oil. It was announced that the Atlantic Refining ccmpany had made another advance of a cent per gallon in the refined product
 and this was expected 10 stI, ngthen the market.
 All afternoon the price lowered about $2.C2 until 50 o'clock. when break Oc- cured. Within ten minutes tho market slumped oil 21 points to S3 35, and the brokers were dazed- Each succccding quo tation from the Oil City exchange brought lower price until the bottom was reached few minutes before closing time, when May option was quoted at S2 10. It ral- lied seven points and closed at S2.l UPPER SANDUSKY, O., April IS. The oil boom has caused fresh impetus to operations in this section of tho field. l The standard Oil company has instructed its employees to reopen and stat up all the wells owned hy the company. This | means that scores of wells that tkc Stand
 ard year or SD ago considered valuClcss
 will now hc operated. The company is even releasing land which they threw up months agu
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18

u Hung Chang, Having Completed His Work, Returns to China, and European Nations Are Anxious to Know the Details of the Treaty and May Interfere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
INTERNATIONAL MARRIAGE.
Miss Maud Burke Weeds Sir Bachc Cunard
 of I.uGInud.

NEW YORK. April IS.-Thp marriage of Miss Maud -\liCo Burke tn Sir Bavhe Cuna'd of London took place in the draw ing roum of thr homo uf the lridr's unClo and guardian. II. Carpenter, luN East Thirty seventh street, this city. lmmc- diujrly after thr cCrrmuny, which WAS per forlrd Ny th1 Rev. Dr. Rainsford of ~t. Gcnrgr'S pr, tv,tnRt Episcopal church. the couple went tu the Buckingham hotel, whrIr they will remain until Saturday. They will ~ail fer Europe on the Lucania. Thor, were Nu bridesmaids, no ushCrs- not even a best man.
 Miss Burke is thv daughter If tho lat" C F. lIurke ut SAu trAnciscu and New York, NbWt a year ago her engagement wa, nuu"Nucrl tn Prince Andre Hunia tuw>i>i. hut souh nftcrward the engage mrut Wu, hvAcu uN.
 sir Nlrhr CunIrd i~ the eldest son of Sir F,uwali Cuuarh. Bart. Wln died in l>'". He i; Ihr ~vruud lnrulrrI. thC title having been conferred on hi- father in l>+". Sir Earl.r who iS ahnut it years old, although a British suhIcrt. was hrn and brought Ur in New York, where he is socially well known.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18

pointed committee to wait on the chair man and present him before tho commit tee Aftcra short wait the committee ap- pcarcd with Mir. Wright, who was received with enthusiastic applause. IIe was then introduced to the assomblngo by Mr Stranahan. Tho new stato chairman said he would try to be the leader of the whole party and not the representative of any faction. He pledged himself to work faith fully and carnc2tly for tho success and unity of tho ngmot rC.tic party.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
The Whisky Trnst Fight.

PEORIA. Ills. April 1s.-The Whisky trust reorganization committee carried yesterdays annual stockholders meeting of the Distilling and Cattle Feeding com. pany by storm. and when they adjourned had doposed OK President Grcenhut. elect cd a full board of directors and empower ed the board to take any necessary action toward recovering from the trusts late officials any property that may be due to the corporation. Grcenhut retaliated by refusing to resign as a director, and be- fore adjournment he personally superin- tended the serving of papers in l libel suits of S5O GOO each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
% HORSES

have on hand p good horses. includ- ing one pair of seal brown mares. own sis ters. G and : years. about 2.o0O pounds sired by Canada Wilkes. he by Mambuno Wilkes. dam, Black Hawk mare, can trot together Tn three minutes and safe for lady to drive. Also another pair of brown mares, nice roadsters. One seal brown, can trot iu three minutes. sired by Star Ethan. and safe for lady One bay horse. 16 hands. great style. 1,200 pounds. good driver Seal brown mare years, quite speedy. half sister to Belva May. record 2:29. The balance are good business, draft and general purpose horses, which will sell at bargain will also sell Rew Coucord buggies for $4O each and two new carriages. full leather top. s45 each, and all grades of horses cheap.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
OPENS CHINA TO TRADE
New Treaty Unbars a Vast Field
 to Commercial Enterprise.
THE oNERoUs LIKIN TAX TO GO.

u Hung Chang. Having Completed His
 Work, Returns to China. and European
 Nations Are Anxious to Know the Details
 of the Treaty and May Interfere.
 WASniNGToN, April lS.-Cnited States Minister Dun at Tokyo has b",n heard from in an ammo; ucrment of tEo conclu- sion of a treaty uy peace between China and Japan, bu; ho apparently does not know upon what terms the agreement has been reached, for ho has nothing specific to say upon that point The Chinese and Japanese legations hero are in equal ig- noranco as the exact conditions.
 It is believed hero that Japan has sCCur- cd the abolition of the likin tax, hy which is meant the tax imposed upon goods trans ported from ono point in China to another in addition to the regular customs tax. This has been the jeot of all occidental diplomats accredited tu China for many years, and tho officials of the state depart. mont feel that all civilized nations will owe debt of gratitude to Ja!an for thus removing a most uncrouS burden upon thoir commerce with China, for it is not believed that tho concession would be made in the interest of Japan alunc
 should Japan, however. bo the only beneficiary aS regards this tax. it is fully expected that n strong protest will be made by the powers, which would be greatly handicapped in the competition with Japan for Chinese trado unless they could claim trc samr privileges uf cxcmp- tion under the favored nation clauses of their treaties.
 Tho less of the likin tax will he very severely felt by nina. It averages about 12, ooo,O00 tac!S Fer nnnum, and China will supply the deficit in revenue with great difficulty. Tho total revenues of tho country wcro estimated by competent British consular officer in l>>S at Gi, u0O. . GOO taclS per aunuln, and as the cllst unls taxes are limited hy treaty to 5 rrr cent it is matter If much >l lecuiat:vn aS to how the country will raise the large in demnity demanded by Japan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Look at the Prices
 Quoted Below.
INFANTS SHOES,

Children's kid button shoes, pat ent tip. now 25c.
 Children kid spring heel button shoes, patent leather t;P, now BOG.
 Misses spring heel button shoes, patent leather tip, now 45c
 Youths school shoes for G5c.
 Youths extra fine dnngOla tops, lace shoes, Paris and Opera toe, regular S2. 50 shoes, now sl 25.
 Boys good schoo! shoes for 75c.
 Bows A. Calf Lee shoes, both Parls and opera toe now 9Sc
 Bows fine calf shoes. Paris and opera toe. regular } 30 shoe, re- duced to p.
 Bows fine dress shoes, Paris, razor and opera toes, regular price 300, now l 90.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
HARRISBURG DOlNGS.
school Measures Occupy the Time In Both
 Houses.


 UAREIsBUEG. April IS. - Tho rural members in tho house defeated tho repre- scntativGs from tho city districts by tho passagr of bill changing the school fund. should tho measure l'rCumo a law, the cit ios will receive much less from tho state for tho support nf thoir schools and tho country districts corresponding increase. Almost the entire day was devoted to the consideration of this and other measures pertaining to the public srhools.
 In the senate the compulsory education bill was reported from committee. with amendments which provide for a truant room in each SCh"olhousr, changing the name uf tho tIuGnt ttliCur to attendance officer and fixing his salary at S2 a day. The bill tu compensate the members of the national guard who contracted typhoid fever at the Gettysburg enCampmcnt was finally paSsod. The amounts will ag' grcgatc about Si. .ouu.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
wuI Demand Walters Release.

WA>WI%DTu\, April Is.-Tho state de- partmrnt has h! nu means abandoned the case of cx United states Consul Waller, who is now imprisoned in Madagascar uni der sentence uf French court martial, and as suUn as il has completed the prep aration of the data supplied by the United States coasuls at Tamatave and Port Louis the case will he brought to the at- tentiCn of tho French government by Elm bassadur EustiS, the release of the prison CT will be requested and an explanation
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
SHOES
For 15C.

For 15c.
 We have a fine assortment of Ladies Shoes which we are clos ing out at greatly reduced prices.
 Our ladies French Kid Shoes in all styles, lace and button, Paris, picadilly, opera and common sense toes, regular 400 line, now 2,O %,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Auditor Mobbed.

PHILLIPsBUIG, Pa, April 1s.-James Heath, one of the auditors of Rush town ship residing at Sandy Ridge, was way laid while on his way homo by a gang of men who had taken umbrage at his re< fusal to pass upon certain accounts of Oyerseer of the Poor Austin Linn. Heath's condition is regarded ns critical.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Woman Killed by a Detective.

MORGAN CITY, Ia, April 1S.-Adolph ScheueriCk. a member of the BOyland pro tective police in New Orleans, shot Mallie Francisco three times in the head, killing her He then placed the revolver against his temple and killed himself. He leaves a widow and four children in Now Orleans. The woman also leaves four children.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Wants @a0, 600 For an Arm.

KINGSTON. \. Y., April lS-An action for $50. 900 damages against the New York Central and Hudson River Railway com pany was begun ip he Ulster circuit court here, Justice Fursman presiding. The plaintiff is Thomas B. Belch, who seeks to recoYor for the loss of m arm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Grace Out of Politics.

NEW YORK, April lS.-Ex- Mayor Will liam R. Grace is out of politics His Ies- ignation as chairman of the executive committed of tho State Democracy was re ccived at the regular meeting held at 2S East Twenty-third street, coupled with the announcement that his active partici- patton in political affairs was at an end
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Nominated Inv Governor Morton.

ALBANY. April 1s.-GOvernor Morton has nominated tho following as managers of tho House uf Refuge For Women at Hudson: II. W. Rogers, Hudson, one year; Caroline Hoysradt Hudson. two years. Hon. Charles Tracey, Albany, thrre years; C. F. Cook. Hudson, four years; Sarah c. B, Cady, Hudson. five years. and $. K. Ramsey, Hudson. six years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18

". iornan of NHaticukO named Robert K. Wright of Allentown. No other nominations b ii n g m n d 0 ', Wright was cho- sen by acclnna- tion. James A.
 NJ c c ar { hy of Mort humborland. W. K. Myers of Dauphin and R. W. Linton of Som
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Lots of Peaches and Berries.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.-Reports re- ceived from the Pennsylvania Railroad company from its representatives through out Delaware Maryland and the eastern shore of Virginia to examine into and re- port as to the probabilities of tho peach and berry crop for this season are very en- cOurnVinp
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
MEMS SHOES

For 6JC.
 'en's calf shoes, all styles, cor .ss and lace. regular l 50 shoe. low 9Sc
 Mems Russia calf razor toe hals hand sewed we!t-, regular price f. co, now 2 50.
 All our fine Kangaroo. Patent Leather and French Calf shoes regular price 6. 6.5O.6 .OO, 5.5C and 1. %, now 325, 3O0,2.75 and , co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Inhnr nemnnstrntinnI In rnMtnckct.

PAwTUcKEr. R. l., April 1S.-Three hundred men participated in labor dem- onstratiun in this city. A big procession passed through the main streets. making its way to Infantry hall where an enter tainment was 0ivnn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Wages Advanced In Providence.

PROVIDENCE. April lS.-Tho first break of Providence manufacturors was made when tho DyCrville cotton mills annOunc- ed a per cent increase in wages. This will prevent the operatives from joining tho OlneYXillc movement.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
White Aprons.

Extra large size white aprons hne quality. regular price 35. Friday 70 Ladies white aprons. insertion of lace on bottom. Friday IF
 Embroidered IOkeS. Large squu4 embroidered yokes, made of new perforated embroidery fine quality. nice to wear with wash dresses, Friday t Large rouud or square yoke edged with Scotch embroidery. Friday oI
 Tri.by HandkerchiefS. New Trilby handkerchiefs extra fine quanty. Friday 2S One lot of embroidered. former price 21c. with pretty loop edges. Friday l:
 Kid Gloves.
 After our immense Easter business in this department, our stock is replen- ished with a full line of high grade lid gloves at low prices. An early sels ction will be to your interest. American beauty walking gloves in tans and new modes. Friday
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Ladies Hose.

Ladies black hsle thread hose with
 whIte feet extra fine. regular price
 39. Friday = Isd,es fast black lisle thread hose
 double heel and toe. Friday 2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Branch NArerooms ot GEARY BROS

139 East Main St.
 WATERWAY, AYz 6, To Whom It May Concern:
 Are you in the market to buy piano Do you want medium priced piano Do you prefer the finest piano the world can produce: Or will vou have high me dium. which forms the pleasant comblna- ton of high quality and moderate prlce: We have them Here is a list of pianos that are unquestionable, several of which lead the world They would be credit to any nation. The sole aim of each maker is to attain the highest standard of excellence in perfection of scale. of tone. of action, finish and of durability.
 The List: Gildmeester & kroeger. Brown .S Simpson, Matchless Shaw. F Muehlield X Co.
 Call and see them at the Waterbury Furnl- ture Co. D. F. NORTON. agent.
 Main wareroomS
 15O Orange St. New Haven, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18

NIAGARA FALLS, April lS.-Operations on the various public works of the city. which were stopped by Mayor Cutler. were resumed under a temporary arrangement
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
WRIGHT FOR CHAIRMAN.
He Was Chosen by the Pennsylvania StatS
 Dcmocrntlc Committec.

HAEEIsBUEG, Ap:il IS.-Tho state Dom- ocratic committee Iuct today to select a chairman There Wrro only six abscn- tcus uut of En ,nUl'uit,rlarn in anticipa- tion of a fight between wal factions of the party. After tl. ,.t F.. ;, of the roll Chairman Strn l@hau @ siicud that the scctiun of a ch&iruau w.,- in order John
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Ladies eSts.

Ladies pure white vests. h>le finish
 crochet neck. half sleeves. Friday 2' Bombed yarn vests with half sleeves.
 regular price IT. Friday l. Extra large size vests with and with
 out sleeves, regular price 37A. Fri
 day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
White Piuue Skirts.

White skirts, something new made of
 plque just the thing to wear with
 full skirts extra wide. umbrella
 shape. Friday 2'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
CURTAINS
Special Low Prices on
 Ladies Furnishings,
 For Friday, April 18th.

Ladies Black Morccn Skirts Black moreen skirts trimmed with
 wide ruffle, regular price ? 25. Fri
 day leg
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Ladies Knee Pants.

Knee pants in fast black extra fine
 quality. regular price 9S, Friday II Knee pants in fine quality Egyptian
 yarn, white or ecru. Friday 2t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
Silk Gloves.

Sllk IlONCS. Pure silk gloves in the newest spring shades. regular 5Oc grade. Friday 29O
 Ladies Nightgowns. Double yoke. embroidered front. large sleeves. Friday S9c Nlghtgowns made of heavy muslin trimmed with pretty cOlOrei en- broidery. Friday 69c Cambrlc niGhtgowns trimmed with val lace large sleeves. former price l.45. Friday 95c The celebrated Hathaway make of nightgOwn former price 62. Fri day 1.19
 Corset Covers. One lot corset covers slightly soiled trimmed with fine embroidery. size 32 to fl. regular price 5O. Friday SSc Something new in corset covers with small Puff~d sleeves trimmed with embroidery. Friday 4Sc
 StetlS For Waists. Sets of ste-ls and sleeve hooks in sil- ver. enamel and o1Idized. regular price 25. Friday 15e
 Short Skirts. White muslin short skirts deep hem and tucks. Friday 2le
 Silk Elastic. For sarters fancy rufied edge in pink, orange ard black regular price 25. Friday l5e Cambric Drawers. La lies drawers made of French cam- bric. regular lElce 45. Friday 21c
 Yelling. Fancy dotted yelling in the new wide width. Friday 19c Special Bargain In Ladies
 Shoes.
 Second Floor. Ladies doneola button shoes Opera,ni 1 Baltimore toe, former price 25. l Friday and Saturday see Ladies fine French kid b7tton and lace shoes, opera and n~edls toe, patent tip and back former price $50. Friday and Saturday 2-69 Ladies fine French kid button and lace shoes. imitation butcher. opera and Fashion toe. former price 3-75, Friday and Saturday ass Ladies nne French kid Oxfords. latest style toe. patent tip. former price 269. Friday and Saturday i.e8 Ladies fine dongola kid and russet Ox- lords. opera toe, former price 60, Friday and Saturday l 50 Ladies fne doneola and Tusset Ox- c price les Friday and Saturday l-ls
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

The funeral of Mrs Ann Lynch of James street took place at 3 o'clock yester day afternoon, with services at St. Pat rick's church. The pail bearers were Will liam Quinn, Owen Donahue, Thomas Der vii and Henry Johnson.
 The funeral of James Dolan took place from his late residence on James street al 9:3Q o'clock this morning to St. Patrick's church. where a mass of reqiuem was cele- brated by the Rev. Father Lawless The pail bearers were Thomas Malone, Richard Powers, William Madden, James Lord. Thomas Derwin and Patrick Phelan. h. torment was in Calvary cemetery.