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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
Fourth Floor.
BAIL FOR WILDE REFUSED

WITH HIS FRIEND TAYLOR HE Is REMANDED
TO JAI,-TIlE EXAMINATION ~ THE BOW
STREET TOL1CE COURT
London April Oscar Wilde was arraignei be
fore magistrate this morning His friend. Alfred
Taylor. arrested and taken TO the Bow-st po-
lice station. When Wilde arraigned in the Bow
st. Police Court this morning Taylor was a's)
placed In the prisoners dock. AZ Taylor stepped
into the dock. Wilde smilingly recognized him. Tay-
lor is a OF medium size with sharp features
and a fair complexion. Wilde and Taylor were re-
Inanded in custody. request was made that the
prisoners be admitted 10 bail, but bail was refused.
Charles Parker. nineteen years old, the FIRST
witness examined. lie gave in detail the particulars
OF his introduction 10 Wilde by Taylor and said
that the latter told him Wilde was good for
money" Parker told story which. II true. proves
the % the Treasury against Wilde. Counsel
for Wide and Taylor reserved their right to cross
examine Parker.
William Parker. . brother OF the FIRST witness
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At TIE CRY HALL.
THE MAYOR SAYS HE WILL MAKE 80 MORE
APPOINTMENTS OF CONSEQUENCE
PRESENT

Mayor Strong and Alderman Olcott. chairman OF
the Finance Committee OF the Board OF Aldermen
70 which committee the Mayors message on the
CITY finances was referred last Tuesday, hal a tax
Yesterday abou; the matter The committees re-
mort will probably be made at the next meeting Of
the Board OF Aldermen on Tuesday Controller
Fitch in accordance with his wish expressoi in Il
letter sent TO President Jerooman on Friday IL
expected to appear and make statement relative
10 the cy's issues OF bonds and kindred matters
Of municipal finance.
Mavor strong said yesterday that ne had decided
not 70 make any appointments Of consequence at
present AS % Commissioners OF the Board Of
Education" he said. II have about decided to make
no more changes until the School bill % passed by
the legislature
do you refer to the seventy's bill?' the Mayor
asked.
Il did not specify" he replied Il mean one o.
colonel strong was asked If he had fonni Dem,
make the colleague Of Commissioners Obfen ana
10 was the answer Il haven't found thai
Democrat yet There vi, be no further change IN
the board FOR at least month yet. that Is. Il Com
Perhaps Cthere was merry twinkle in the Mayor 81
eyeJ We can induce him TO remain that long.
app1int Commissioners Of the Charities department
and that nothing would be done there either-"not
Some announcements OF new C!ty Marsha's may
be looked Tor tomorrow
4 meeting of the Board Of Estimate he'd
in the Mayors Office yesterday, a. which the PARK
Commissioners asked authority 70 "Xpend m" re-
naming >50JJ belonging 10 the Sg@Wr appropriation
for improving Central Park ard Manhattan square
on the walks % the former Controller Fiicn Tas' !
the objection that the appropriate was for the
Improvement Of the TWO parks named ana could not
lawfully be used Central PARK alone. The ques.
ton was referred TO Corporation Counsel Scott ana
the request OF the Park Commissioners was laii
over.
further application from the Park Board was
then presented. asking consent, Of me B5aTt o,
Estimate to quantity Of asphalt on hani
in resurfacing park walks ana roais
the mention Of this asphalt. Turning to the Mayor.
he said This Is part Of the asphalt bought from
the Siclian Asphalt Company under the $l@l"p
act for the purchase OF Wh 4,oo ne FORMER F'fH
The asphalt has not We; been PAID for by the
city the Controller suspended the issue OF war
rants to the Sic!ian Company last summer The
board however decided that az the city would
eventually have 10 pay for 1t. the material might
better be used. and so directed
Mayor Strong said yesterday that there was 10
truth in the report that Edward Mitchell had de-
clined the place OF Police Commissioning TO succeed
either Murray or Kcrwin. Mr.. Mitchell has as yet
neither declined nor accepted
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"CHlN IN !!
KEEP YOUR CHIN IN. TO DE HEALTHY

To keep chin in means to keep 1t wei drawn "''h
horzontay That causes what physical cultGrists CALL
"a lifted chest" \ lifted chest insures deep ana fulI
breathing and hence pure blood and perfect circulation
Perfec, circulation greatest safeguard against
contagion and it prevents chliness the foreunner Of
colds.
TRY keeping your chin in how your Ghost will
stand out giving 20 a woman superb figure. and to a
man a military bearing.
This habit, with the of Or. Humphreys SPECIFIC
~ Will strengthen the throat chest and lungs ana
prevent Colds. Grippe and Pm imcna.
~ Colds Grippe Influenza. Caarrh. Pains ana
Soreness in the Head and Chest Cough Sore Throat tsn-
eral Pros'rati0n and Fever
~ viii break up d hard cold that hangs on
MEDICAL BOOK.-A copy II Or. Humphreys SPECIFIC
Manual Of all diseases mailed free application.
pleasant pellets &c. pocket TASK holding
six times as much for SlOO sold by druggists sent
prepaid upon receipt # price. HUMPHREYS MEDICINE
COMPANY. corner william and John Sts.. New York
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| MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Surprising. isn't it, to see such a getting
together Of these dainty things? Look like
carefuleSt home work, don't they: Gener.
Gus sizes, generous seams, perfect finish
trimmed as if by artists and priced almost
as if somebody had found them.
We know how good and great the assort-
ment is. We want every woman hereabout
to know it. The. oftener she comes the
better she'll know it, At first we must
make special effort to tempt you to come;
therefore these unusual lots which we hold
till certain hours that all see and share them.
On sale at $50 p m.
800 Cambnc and Muslin Gowns. New goods
Trimmed with newest embrodereS. All OF them
snowy. pretty garments. Some deliberately trimmed
Some with ribbon At neck, 81, SIPS $50 instead
Of - and 81 50
On sale at 3 30 p. IN.
300 strong Muslin Drawers. Wide neat Swiss nIAle
SPACED plaitS above Is. Three pieces only to
one buyer.
On sale p.
300 fine cambria Corset Covers. High square neck
Trimmed with new patterns Of Swiss Embroidery.
IL Three pieces Only sold 10 one buyer
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enough m keen II ont. In the mean time. however
the people will buy and eat for once cheap Du'
good food"
Secretary Carlisle has increased the salary OF I'M
migration Commissioner Senner. at New-lork from
$3.50 10 S. 900 a year.
A. W Terrell. United States Minister at Con-
stantinople informs the Department OF state that
the order for compulsory instruction IN the TURK
ish language throughout the Turkish domnlons'
v.btcb u.os en- distastefl 10 Armenans and others.
has been cancelled for village schools. il MIL now
ever be included in the programme OF study OF the
non Nlussulnan educational institutions IN the
towns Of the Empire. The native Amcnians hlNe
preserved their own language through many cen
turies of Turkish rule. and there also under
the dominion OF the Porte many thousands ~
Greeks whom the decree would affect.
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Broad way.
EASTER RIBBONS.

More ribbon space more ribbon lght
more ribbon stock and styles better Ribbon
value, they say, than anywhere else IN
America An assortment that is simply be-
wildering.
Black double Satin. No is and %. at 10. the yard;
pure silk made for us Don't compare with gum
weighted goods The 30c kind round about
Nos. 80 and 40 at 2jc the yard.
POO pieces Dresden Ribbons, in, pure SILK, 81
kind. at pc yard.
Striped Ribbons the sort 80 fashionable for waists,
vests neckycar and summer silk trimming. 25c.
I'd Small checked Ribbons pure silk. imported,
TO go at dc; on Monday. 2jt.-al the importer
had
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HANDKERCHIEFS

Three record breaking lots. Never mind
how it happens look at the Handkerchleis
Your one worry then will be to get as
many as you want. These lots are large
but the values are so extraordinary that we
put them on sale between definite hours,
that all may have fair chance at them.
On sale between 8 and 10 A. MOOD doz. Misses
and Children's fine null hemstitched handkerchcfS.
embroidered initial at sc. each; only one doz TO
customer
On sale between - and p. M.-WomenS Inc,
pure linen hemStitched HandkerchieiS al io'
pc kind; no more than six to buyer
On sale between 4 and p M-Pme linen. hand
embroidered, hemstitched HandkerchleiS, un!aun-
dercd IT Zoe; usually 25c
All day long mems full size pure lren hernStiched
initial Handkerchets. Pc kind At ljc.; fine enl-
broidcred, scolloped India linen and French null
Handkerchief 20c kind at Cc. In l9t lot are
goods worth up to SOC.
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LACE COLLARS.-LACES.

And still the Whirlwind keeps UP. treSh
surprises for Monday. Just from Phuen-
Sans Gene. Van DYKE and GlSnonda. ? lo'S
Msl. worth up to 3 lni -
At %, wout - mie -.
We know OF nothing in America that ap-
nro9cheS these values. 20 SalcSWomcn.
zoo ric,c> Of cane Lace, upio - in. entirely ne"
values up to S, the yA.d BLACK. al pure 'iH ~
the yard No equal A>sotment' OF Nomnd> 1nl
French Va Llccs dny~hcre
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p4SSENGERS on TIE NEIT-lORh.

The American line steamer New-York arrived here
yesterday after rough voyage from Southampton
Among her passengers were Genera and Mrs. Stew
art l.. Woodford John Risley. United states Minis
ter TO Denmark; General Albert Ordway. }. Q. Van
Duzen W H. t;wynn DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Know-
ton, DR. and Mrs J. 4. McGn. N!els Peter Nielson,
the Rev. J. X. Norris, George N. Reeves. the Rev.
II f. s Somerville. Mrs J. w Sheppard. Helen
Louise Sheppard. T.. Harper Wade II. f. Wanna
maker, Dr. William g. Ring. Henry Loeb. Mr. and
Mrs. G. VI. SchHab and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Morrill,
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EASTER MILLINERY

OF course you're thinking OF the new
Bonnet. Which would you prefer. to Dig
il from A tumble of everything, a hodge
podge of sorts. a raking together OF kinds
or to quietly choose il from a selection Of
the very best and most stylish:
The aim here has not been TO heap up
thousands OF Trimmed Hats simply to make
show. il has been to get together the
most elegant shapes. the most representa-
tive STYLES. where they can be easily seen
and studied.
SO of the untrimmcd hundreds OF selected
shapes plenty Of room.
s.copd Floor broadway and 10Th 81.
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living OF the Marquis. to the effect that no
member OF the family except his father believes
the charges against Wilde. In refuation OF this
statement the writer OF the letter says: My
mother. my sister ard myself believe the allega-
tons made against Oscar Wide"
The charge against Wilde is being prosecuted
under the Criminal Law Amendment act. which
classes his offence a mlsdemcanor. the maxi
mum penalty for which Ia two years imprison-
ment for each conviction.
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A SILK OCCASION.

We mean to make Monday menoraple
in the history of silk retailing. we We u,e
goods to do it. we've the nerve 10 40 IT. H.
if YOU know silk values. glance VIII 'e''
YOU how astonishing these are.
AT 90 the yard-GO pieces white aP silks % ~
GOOD heavy cloth. right for confirmation dresses
Should he quick 1t SOC ,..., S,,,,,,s,
Al 37c the vard-Two counters heaped VIM Su', ''
Slks-printed lndiaS ChnaS, JarS, PLAN PACK Jay.
figured and PLAIN Pongee all "a m new 'reS' Soo'''
might well I've SOC. cut. e,,;,s and
At 49, the yard-Batk Brotaiei Silks. Sa'lnN ana
Surahs. white and cream hroc1ded ! aieta ronsSg'
., and 30 in. heavy black JarS 60 to ''i KIND
Ne douh, il the 2C0 pieces last the day out
AT 77c the vard-450 pieces Glaze BengaIneS. r n,oS
de londics. printed Tllictl>, Glaze MeTVeilleuN
>tripc>. checks trlvcr> mostly last seasons nl.po'
tl,ions. We have been selling them at sl.2o 70
- 80 None OF them cost less than Sl.oo 10 ''lu
4, os, the varG-lyons printed peiSse, Crepe'' ana
Crepon, pure six full line OF evening SHADES >u'"
rs ,yc have been selling At 81 80 the yard
BLACK SILKS.
See ,ybo, os, the ward will buy on Monday-bIo dade
Sat,n> and TaIcia>, GroS Grains, Peau de SoI
Armuc>. Grenadines Bcngallnes, ana more ''''
are Usually 81 -.
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Hntuiida.
APT SILKS AND ART LINENS.

The silks are last seasons patterns, 80 m io dape'y,
v1rd / - vds for hiC RULED pillow. 40
com camhuc covered down mixed Pillows ~'' ~
in pure down IS. "a.
Bnt the marvel of marvelS is with the
Stamped Linens. goods that YOU We pee''
paving fancy prices for.
Fine open worked hcm>tiched linen squares ~ -
and 30 m 1t As. II Kind.
o5 lot include, values uP 10 - %
Tinted covers 81 ln square. Hinged al around ~
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WONEN'S TEA GOWNS.

\ llt,c lot Of China silk Tea Gowns
comes to Us SO that we can pass them TO
YOU at about wholesale cost
China SIk lea Gowns, vide sailor collar trimmed
with l3,c ribbon At vast Vatican back. large full
,ccyc, black punk and blue $780, the Sl2 kind
China SIX lea Gown pointed collar back ana front
Of lac trimmed with nbbon and ctu lace on col
lar and sleeves, Vatican back large hll sleeve,
ribbon Al vast crush collar ST. the Sls kind
Fancy China SILK Tea Gown ~ pretty stripes and
figure. clahorltcy trimmed with Lace and ribbon,
extra large iul sleeves. SllI5.
China SIX lea Gown. pointed plated yoke, taste
nlllv trimmed on collar, yoke and sleeves with Lace
Vatican ha,k. ribbon Al waist pink and blue,
SI750
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Second Floor. broadway and Iofh ~
WOMEN'S CAPES AT HALF

Entire stock of CapeS of one OF the largest
importers and manufacturers Of Women $
CapeS and Coats. Some cloth. some silk
braided. beaded and all handsomely trimmed
in black and fancy colorS. Had they come
in the usual way. we would have made the
prices s.. $40. SIP and $2j. YoI may take
them At 81. $50. $40 and Sl2. Many are
silk lined and al are extremely desirable.
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COLORED VELVETS.

More than 30 good shades are still left in
the big lot told of last week. 1925 KIND at
5oc.-maybe enough tolaSt all day. Manu-
fIcturerS Mliners and DreSSmakerS are
swapping them up. Don't let this chance
slip if YOU care for such NelvetS. hey II
very likely cost more next fall at wholesale
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WHITE GOODS.

Dotted SWiSScS are the ScarceSt thing IN
white goods. they say. Are they: Look
at these snowy heaps just from 81. Gall
Is. the yari usually 90
30 vd usually Gj, ana IS
New White Dimrc, 10 vi usually Is.
White India Linen. Victoria Lawn. 10 usually l3t.
Only one piece If cihc, 10 a customer.
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FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS

Pretty null Caps - cords full lace uohmg round
front and on top. Generous strings, 12-f3-l4-l5
and 10 in. So
Point d'esprit Bonnets. Trimmed in front win vide
rufte and lace uchngS. Bow Of same on top wide
strings and deep nfile cape, Sl.5O
Infants flanneletie Sacks. Pnked edge. Large fun
sleeves. Ribbon at neck. Light ground with pink
and blue stripes Is.
Infants Wrappers Of petty flanneette in pink and blue
stripes Plnkcd edge Ribbon at neck. Full
sleeves 39c
lew Cambria Night Slips for baby. Cambria ufle
on neck and sleeves Wide plat down front. Is
Short Dresses OF fine Cambria Embroidery. embroidery
collar and cuffs, mos and l and year Size,
So
Short Dresses Of fine Cambria. pointed yoke Of fine
plalts, new style embroidery neat Swiss edge on
neck and sleeves. very large, FILL sleeves, q moA
and and year sizes. So
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AN IDEAL HUSBAND" SHELVED HERE.
Daniel Frohman has decided TO withdraw An
Ideal Husband" after this week. and will produce
at the Lyceum Theatre next Tuesday April It,
new play adapted from the French by Fred
erlck Horner entitled Fortune This play will
employ the following ladies and gentlemen of the
lyceum Theatre Company: Miss Isabel Irving,
Miss Rhoda Cameron. Mrs. Thomas Whffen. Her
bert Kelley. w J. lie Moyne. Charles Walcot
Ferdinand Gottschalk and Ernest Tareton.
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Sil75.
sI750.
second Floor. Ninth street
CHINA GLASSWARE.

5000 do1 pure lead blown Glass bar and table Tum-
hers. vlou, Sues kinds that have been 6jc TO
- ~ doL. may 60 1t IS doI
Imitation cut glass Easter Vases II 10 65t
Very fine large Royal Victoria Vases rlthly decorated
sl2 - and Slj kinds At $685..
We shall end one stock pattern "Doul-
tons undcrglazc porcelain at less than half
prices plates sc each, preserves Sc, meat
dishes 10 to 80. covered vegetable dishes
SOC. bowls Zoe, and all other pieces in pro-
portion
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EASTER FURNISHINGS.

For men. ANYTHING everything-scarS.
gloves. SuSpenderS, shirts. Sometimes at
one-thrd prices
Large flowing end iow-m-handN, tetk'. duh ue>,
hand bows and ,-lduJtcI four-in-hlndS regular -
and -, kini Al .
Su,pcudr., Vh patent ,l,,-o0 and drawer attach
ment Is ,rd so, some were -, ana 81
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.JEp COLLARS.

Went like winking last week. Another
lot Just here nv steamer. Beautifully CUT
fine black silk net. 500 kind at 81. go
kind at $40. We expect no more tins
season at these absurd prices.
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CARPETS.

Not nan, pltten, I'm N he SlD-lc lots Wlton' n
Sis Administers IT so lngrIm> II 40 and Oh,
New patterns al Of them, some with borders.
Fox the summer cottage here are AIT Squares. Jap
Rues. China Nlung,. Largest assortment lowest
pu,c>. 800
riny plrluet Floor,
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II WAS all jollity. and until the clock showed
that Sunday was near there was dancing galore
The following were the officers IN charge OF the en-
terta!nnent: c. c. Wisscmann. j. F. Walker ". IA.
DRESSER. W. Stumpf. H. Wssemann and J. Mali-
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EMBROIDERED FL0UNCES.

Fine Swiss. plenty OF stitches. new de-
signs. meant for home making and for
satisfactory wear.
st Is: worth jo,
At 81, were up 10 81
Douct elect cn,rel, new. 81; for 81 p kind IL
y,i, ample Tor . chdS str Doyom own figuring
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HOSlERY-U UNDERWEAR.

A few more sample handfulS from the
great stock that has been making friends so
fast
Misc, black ubbcd cotton Hose. guaranteed fact
black. ,ucs to Ia, 3 tor 80 were 2jc the
par
Women, hllct AMI white Swiss nhhed six Drawers,
$50; were - 80
Women, Swiss ribbed Isle thread Vests high neck
long sleeves, white so were 81.
Woucn'> summer weight SWi>, uhhed WOOL Vests.
white 50 A.; were -
Mis- white ribbed cotton Vests, high neck, long
sleeves 10 were 2jC.
Women black Isle thread Hose, guaranteed stainless
opcnwot ankles 80, the par were Gjc
Women Hcn>dorl Dye black Isle thread Hose, Is
the par were Boo each.
Women fancy cotton Hose, fast black boots. colorcd
top, also Women> Isle thread Hose IN bronze
and slate shades pairs Tor So 35o the pair.
Womcns Hcrmsdon Dye black cotton Hose, extra
quality. double >ole> and high sPlccd heels 3 pair,
ior Il Welc J0I the par
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Second Floor, Fourth Avenue.
UPHOLSTERY

Think OF what you'd like an Upholstery
store to be. See il this doSn't I'LL the bill
Frled Lace Curtains, Point dE>put effects, 80 10
yds. regular 81 % KIND atS2.25 the par Not for
dealers. ana no more than pairs 10 one buyer.
j0-lnch Tamboured MuSlns Sclloped and hemstched
edge. for cottage curtains so yd from SIS.
Fine Down Cushions, cIetonne cover; were Sl3j, to
81 10 nn,n Is N 81 1S
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Second Floor. Broadway.
ARISTA CORSETS

Medium Long Wasted white Coutll and Black lasting
Corsct> Genuine Whlehone Not all sizes.
They've been s., 30 TO $1,000 Now S9C0.
Extra Long WASTED White Coutl and Black Lasting
CorSc>. heavily honei with genuine Mhalehone,
double side >tccl> handsomely trimmed. Nearly
all sizes. $500 Were ), 90. 80 90 ana Sll.00
u-.-.-... ,.,..- t,n,r,b txcuuc
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BROADWAY
9th.&lOlhSts.
FoURTHAyE.
NO MYSTERY ABOUT IT

ues the most natural We
the manufacturers anxious to do
It isn't
d legitimate BUSINESS that keep We shall not be SATISFIED uni" every part
j. n and on
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IN THE TIDY STORE

Embroidered Toilet Sets for bureaus. Chit.
fonniereS dresSerS. etc.-a long scarf and
tides. beautiful patterns, tine quality, at
Sl.45 the set
Open work Irish point ScarS rich pat
ems, csc each: fairly worth -.
DIN
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vIGILANT REPrBLICAN CLUES BALL

The Vigilant Republican Club OF the With Assem-
bly, District he'd its annual ball last night at the
Beethoven Marnerchor Hail. No 30 East Flfthst
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.
WASH GOODS.

$500 y,i> Pll>>c Gineham> desirable patterns, loo
grade of now At 10.
COCO ydS 81 H. avn. polka dots. stripes, figures
neat. new. Tor Spring Of 1895. At II l-It
Bourette Scotch GnghamS. cotton goods oddne>>
color, night. 3oc kind At l5t
Fine French OrgandieS Is; Partisan Batls'e, 81 ana
3jl Rare and choice.
Heavy Duck Cloth. Tor tallor-madc costumes, 81 H.
AZ TO-
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BOYS CLOTHING.

Think OF knockabout Suit for the boy o.
& to Is years. GRAY effects. IS kind at 81
Not A big lot. but it isn't big Clothing
Store vet. Before the blossoms fall II VIII
be thOuch-Vou'l make H.
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UMBRELLAS.

% and y in. for Women and Men. Sew
eral thousand pure silk and Union silk. black
and coIorS. handles OF gold plate. sterling
silver. Dresden balls and crooks. horn and
ebony. all the fine English hard woods. for
rain or shine, ST. 81 and So kind. At So TO-