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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
MOSTLY CREPONS

What every woman has been wanting
the Dress Goods leaders OF the season.
But those are the very sorts we reach after
ANY one can get the kinds that nobody
cares for.
Crepons under half prices.
Some near TO third
The verv grades and styles you'll see on
fashionable counters all over town.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
Al IS the yd. ,..
rrcnrh frepons. silk embroidered, Atwood dainty
figures and dots; sc kind.
a5cWor,ted and mohair figured Crepon.
French Iacduards; the sc kind
German Arrnules: the Sjo kind.
Whipoord, the 75c kind.
Sill finish Henrietta: the ,5o kind
Proc.de Mohalrs: the s5c kind.
R D French Cashmeres; the SIC kind.
At SO the yd .,.,ox
P,re worsei and mohar striped Crcpon; the sl2'
kind
Wool and mohair Pebble Cloth, 81 kind.
Rock Crepon; the 81 kind.
Pl,>c Creron. English Slcllln; '5c kind.
Storm Serge 81 kind.
Al IS the yd.
Silk striped Crepon; the 81 % kind
Moh,r and six Crepon; the 81 80 KIND
SILK warp wa,y Crepor; the 81 20 kind.
French laCquar,s; the 81 % kind
Wide Xix finish fennet,as; 81 % kind
French Brondco,h; the 81 p kind.
English E,,lmne, the 81 % kind.
Al o5t the yd
81 - Bouele spotted six warp Crcpon.
81 - Goats hair ard "orsted Crcpon.
Serpcniinc worsed Crepon; the 81 klnd
Invisible mohli, striped Crcpon, )? kind
English Brocaie Mohiir, bright lusteT grounds, the
81 80 kind
Nicotine silk warp Crcgon; the 81 KIND.
silk warp Henrietta the 81 80 kind
Mohar as1usrd. the 81 20 KIND
col ORED DRESS GOODS.
At Is the I'd.
Atwood AZ in Cnnkcd Crepon, street and evening
shades; 75c grade. :.
Fancy Atwood Chcviots, boure'ted all over 4oo
g1te
French Scrges; 40 sraic.
Some dress lengths Of best seller also thrown IN;
10 70 81 grades
Al IS the Vi
Wor,,ei Chcvlots. - in, ,5e grad.
Wors,ed -and-Qlk, Polka Dots, Brocade Mohars, tlg-
uei Checks Mohau Sioillans all 20 70 SIC grades.
Al so the yt
An-wor>icd 80 IN Creron latest sPrns shades in'isi-
bic che,ron weave Effects 81 p gl1de.
~ in Chez. Chcyiots, French MIXTURES.
Nay, S,orn, S,rses "a in
81 10 81 2j grades.
Ais the vi
pn,e MI warp Crcpons. 40 m, street and evening
shades. new NAPOLEON blue. Og-z tan Qui ST
Car Brown, Pacqum blue and Newport navy
A. m Sidney wool Shepard Checks
Sill, and yarn dye wool Fanoes.
BON Tailor Sui,ings
All 30 grades
A, osc the vi
A. N Dfap de Palermo solid colonngs.
six and wois,el fandes n IS different weaves and
designs
4i,o g N English Storm Che'lots and Es,amnes.
Wde Male Srges
Twlled Cotkscrc~s 'or talor-m,dc suits
81 50 10 81 IS grades
COTTON GOODS
Al Sc the yd. =,
Printed Dimity. white ani,ntei grounds. newest ofthe
new: l5t kind.
Colorei Duck in cream and white grounds; l3c KIND
Al u TX the vi
Imported two-tored Plssc latest shades and tnts;
25c kind
Al IS the I'D
Scotch zephys in pretty, delicate grounds and nei,
corded effects; So kind.
Al IS the vi
French 0igandir doth, finest weaves and ooorlng'
In md near Rotunda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Broadway Side,

here the District Attorney was virtually set asas
and he usurped the functions OF the District-Ap
torney's Office which he had no right to do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Broadway.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Women all over town are talking OF the
new departure Nothing to equal it in Arer-
ca. they say-nothing TO equal the space
the stock or the littleness Of the prices.
Second Floor. Fourth Avenue. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
DRESS Innings

THEY'RE of course. But new, choice
quality, up to date Dress Innings at such
prices as these are not Of course-they re
away out of the common.
Printed Perclncs black backs. for waists spring and
summer weight at lIho. .
Extra fine More Pcroane rustic finish black only 100
English Moreen Skmting all wool black only, SJe
Perhaps 500 yds real Haireloth, imported, fine quail
ity, at A..
Imported imitation fartloih, like that wi'eh made
such A stir last week, at 10.
Rntu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
GROCERIES

Are there stocks to be laid for the Yacht,
ing cruise or the camp or the cottage season,
or for any time, anywhere when you will
be out OF reach of the city? You can take
the comfort, the luxury of metropolitan
table into the very heart Of the wilderness il
you care to. Our guarantee is behind every.
thing we SELL
Groceries are delivered free within 100
miles of New York.
Stewing Punes, best quality large fruit, only about
90 to the pound directions for preparing for table
with every carton thre. days only liz 2 r. carton.
Halowee Dates, best quality, whole, ID. boxes,
three DAYS only, Il ID.
Early June Sited Peas best quality, small las, pack
ing, full cans, three days only, IL can.
Tea, choice quality, mixed Oolong or English Break.
fast, 3Sc H.. elsewhere soc.
Sliced Pineapple best quality, eyeess and corsles,
ready TO serve, packed IN heavy syrup, 10 can;
California White Cherries, fine quality, large, fine,
heavy syrup, 1c large can, $40 doz.
Desert Aprtots ext, fancy a,ss, perfect halves.
The Brownies" Pickles, finest perfect pickles bottled,
crisp and fine flavor, 36t pint bottle; usually 45c.
Genuine French Sardnes fine quality, packed in pure
olive oil. medium size fish, liz can. $50 doz.
Scotch Kippered Herings, best quality, breakfast
deIicacy-esten hot or cold, liz can
Name Sugar Corn Baby, extra fancy creamest, ten
deres sweetest corn packed solid back Of white
kernels and cream IS: can, sl7l doz., $40 cas-: Of
two doz
New-York State Cream Succotash, finest quality,
lima beans and finest corn properly mixed, l%c can.
$i.1 doz.
Knox's Sparkling Calves Foot Geatin., brilliant
sparkling, odorless granulated Gelane made in two
minutes Each package makes two qults-sir,.
pies in department, lie package, az half dol.,
SlXd oz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Second Floor. broadway.
WOMEN'S OUTING SUITS

For shore or mountain or meadow; with
all the dainty touches OF made TO measure
garments. and with none OF the ex,rava-
ganceS.
Blazer suits fire serge, jacte, lined With six, ea'ra
lsrqe sk,t IN hla,k or hlce. sll
E,on suits int serge. Jacket hall lnet with SIX,
s..r lined with vcrcalinc. FLAX Or blue. sh.
r,on suits. fancy weave Of DARK doth, stt lined
wih pc-caline, and Jacket lined With 'ilk, sh
Blazer sn's fine blue serge. l1the' sls lined, skNt
lined with pefcalinc. $3.50.
Sin, oiian covert doth blazer, large, full skirt, ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
PLISSE SILK zEPHYRS

Daintest Of the Flannels. Delightful for
tennis suits. house gowns or negllgee wear
of any kind Imported, fancy stripe, CO.
IS and Soc kinds at IS. % and 6Sc.
80 in. fancy striped Scotch flannel, Boo
grade at lsc.
Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Second Floor. broadway.
SHEETS PILLOW CASES

All ready TO use. Generous, full size.
liberal hems-really better than home work
and at about the cost Of yard goods
Sheets nom j4,93 10 in TO %sS9 H. 30 10 80, each
Pillow Cases. 42s36 at s., 4js36 in, and 42aSs l-2
at TO-
Full line hcmstitchei sheets and pillow cases at very
low plicc<.
Or muslns by the yard Il you prefer. Notice these
sc bleachcd musIns at s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
BROADWAY
9thGlOthSts.
FovRTHAyE.
; ::s::: %@1&m: %$t4a&sSS$s*@
NOW FOR DRESS GOODS--lNCLUDlNG OlLhO

~ " Sor counts for nothing; intent and importers hopes do not gy Ne naV
taken conditions ana ~w" ""0 "e
mheard Of
Interested saved North thmRng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Basement. Fourth Avenue.
Kinks SOAP

Kinks SOAP
Nothing better in the soap line; many think no othz
soap so good. Customers come again and again
after they have tried il once On Monday new
supply OF the world famed Zoo Soap, cream, float.
ing Soap, made OF the Purest materials. No soap
filter for the children. s. for double cake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
100000 OF SILKS

100000 OF SILKS
To make quick money of.
Pick of the market. pick ofour own stock.
But that doesn't save prices.
We never try to save prlccs-we try &c
Jam them down. The more the makers
and importers help us TO do it, the better we
like it-so much better for you-lets us sci
YOU so much more too
These silks can't 60 in a day. MOI IT
many DAYS. But the ones you'd choost
NAV he the first to 90. Bright and early or
Monday is the safe time 10 come Tor tnefn
At IS the yi
. 500 yds % H. White Hahutai silk.
400 yd> trnlled all silk Crcpon. white cream ant
70 evening shades IS and jcc have been IN
rrces They are not for dealers, therefore no NOR
thin - yards 10 customer.
Al So the I'd -.
100 pieces black LAP, white Jap printed Jar and rlar
-olored Ian SjltsLnavy. brown and all the leading
evening shades Width ., H. Never before undo
- and &c
Al 4Sc the yd
C6 r-ccs printed Psse Duchess in all street and even
INC shades
a. rlcees q in. Gaufered H1butai silks in twent,
new shades
You would count either Of them bargain at '5c
FANCY SILKS
All the ,aiictas this springs l1,po'ations nave Deer
marked for instant going two lots
"A, 6S- the yd-25orieccs including values up u
sl2j
AT o. the yd-4a5 pieces, including values up 'f
BLACK SILKS
At IS the yd-Black Brooade Tafetas, p in usually
Sl.1j
Al 9s. the vd.-Brocade satin and satin figured Cro'
Cram. % new designs Sl.2j grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Broadway and Ninth street.
FLORENTINE FRAMES

Florentine brass finished Photo Frames, for oaninet
photographs Very hard to get They initiate inc
hand carved Florcntine frames At s. most per'eety'
yet the price is but So.
VrOntlvyny eide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
EMBROIDERIES

All the difference in the world between
getting them haphazard and knowing what
to get The great selling is growing greater
all the time because it deserves to.
q in wide Dotted Swiss embroidcries Swiss Bro
derie Angaise, hemstehed floune'nSs' al ~ w.
wide all 10 make the pretcst and most econornl-
cal dresses for children Always scarce Beautiful
patterns, IS, yd; values 75c and 81:
Womcn's Flouncines, AZ in, hemsttched, entirely
new. Just right Tor summer dresses; likely to be
scarce in June 9St yd. Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
WOMEN'S CAPES

If YOU Judge by the prices. youd vverv
likely saw mo. But let the Capcs talk
get near enough to see them and to let
them whisper to YOU. Not ten DAYS ago
even we would have made. the prices more
than twice what they are now.
Double Capc>, three shades Of tan Covert Cloth, 81
formerly s.
Double Capes, fine black doth ST. formerly -.
lroro,ed Canes. fine black Cloth clahoraely braided
on collar and ali over S7S; formerly 81"
Cares. fine Atwood doth stluoped eige' perforated
and elahora,cv braided S7S: thu s. 10 kind
Double Canes. fine l!-,vo0 DOH. rrc,tiy emhfoid- =
cred With large six design IN corners and on eola'
SJl5: The 5, - kind
Care fine doth v.,y handsomely BRAIDED. lined
throughout Nth silt $780, the sl2 kind
Double Cares, fine al wool Clay Serge. stitched
,...,h 4 ~. Of Sl. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
COTTAGE CURTAINS

Or for any curtain use where flceoy,
filmy llghtness is wanted.
Al in Swiss white ground with blue and red figures
former pute 90, now To- yd
Nottingham Curtains, fully one-thrd regular pnees,
IS the par and up
RufNed muslin Curtains, full size, SI.zS the par and
Snowflake and Colored Striped Curtains $3.50 and up
Third Floor. Fourth Avenue.
COTTAGE FURNITURE
Or for the summer home. seaside or land
side. Anything YOU want chosen for you
lust as YOU'D choose if for yourself, better,
perhaps-we have everybodys best TO pick
from. Take Bedroom Suits. Let this one
stand for hundred.
Solid Oak or Curly Buch Bedroom SUIT pieces Bed
an hgh Al 6 in vide With deloatey carved
head board: Bureau top 1920 in, with 10 by "a
tevclcd glass: Washsand top lS&y 30 IN, spa'her
hack 3 drawers and closet And $50 for the whole
lot.
Dont co,n, on finding the $40 Hair Mattresses here
forever. NJ the Pillows at IS, $3.50 and $3.50 the
par.
Fourth Floor.
MARSHMALLOWS
Favored with banana. strawberry and
orange. Something new in sweets. l ID.
boxes. assorted, zoe for SOC grade.
Caramcls. four flavors, 20 III.
Peanut Brittle, lie III box.
Ba srmcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
AMONG THE LACES

Such display as you'll see nowhere else
in this country, we think. We know
prices are right.
On Monday Normandy Val laces as fine q: real, but
they're not re1l-maehnc made 10, IN yd IL
is getting four yards for the price OF one.
Wonderful lot Oriental Point de Vense. Net tops
Eyelet and Buttonholc Laoes, heele and light
bcunc, Up to - IN. l5c yd. Goods that brought
carly in the season 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
Broadway side.
DRESS TRIMMINGS

On MONDAY an entirely new lot Of those fine cut jet
Empire bands galloons, gimps rassementeries at
IS vd You cannot match them under SOC, some
times 81
few still finer Jet Bands including values up TO 81,
at So I'd
let collars jet garntres, jet waist pieces, all finest
quality mo room here for those dull pressed beads,
81 each: would Ne 80 50 regularly.
let hlou>cs 30 more Of them A full fluffy. beau.
,ihh trimming, nothing roh, simple and cheap,
$50 each Properly used Will make your waist
look like A Queens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

We have the good ones. We never
show any mixed or redyed feathers never
any that are cheapened in grade.
limited LOT OF fine Boas, at $50 As rich as any
lady need desire Nowhere TO be matched under
$40 Nothing more welcome OF cool spring even
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
KNEW HIS ENEMY
Why Said Sought Safety at the
British Embassy.
HE SAVED HIS LIFE BY IT.
Nnturniized Armenians Make Some Start
ling Revelations to Members of
Congress, Which WIN =
BE Investigated.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE commit
tee of Armenian citizens which is in
Washington in behalf of their country.
men has presented to Mr.. Hit and other
members of congress statements to the
effect that the Turkish government re-
fuses absolutely to permit naturalized
Armenians to return to their Old homes,
and also prevents them from bringing
other members of their families out of
the Turkish dominions to this country;
that the Turkish government compels
all naturalized Armenlans doing bust.
ness in this country to remit taxes on
their business and income taxes to the
sultan's officers.
These taxes are levied arbitrarily, and
their collection--is enforced by unique
methods. One Armenian doing busi-
ness in Massachusetts, it is said, was
recently compelled to remit an income
tax of $500. He refused to pay the tax,
whereupon his brother in the sultan's
dominion was imprisoned and kept there
until the money was forthcoming.
The Massachusetts delegation has
urged congress to take extreme meas
ures against Turkey, but has received
no assurance that any steps would be
taken more radical than the passage Of
q resolution ca lling upon the president
to employ evor.' means recognized by
international Law for the protection of
American citizens and the prevention of
all outrages upon Armenians.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
BY RAlL AND LAKE.
John ID. Rockefeller Preparing to Monop-
oIizn Trnnsnortation of Ores

John ID. hOCkefeller preparing to Monop-
olizo transportation of Ores.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 12.--During the last
week the firm of Pickands, Mather &
Company has made contracts for the
building of IA steel freight vessels to
cost $3,5O0,000 Twelve of the vessels
are for John d. Rockefeller, eight Of
which will be steamers and four will be
tow barges. Two are for the Minnesota
Steamship company. Each will carry
ut least 1000 gross tons on IA feet Q
inches draft. Three of the vessels will
be built in Cleveland, three in Bay
City, Mich, four i'll Chicago, two in
Detroit and two in West Superior, Wis.
All are expected to be completed before
Aug. Is next. and will go at once into
the iron ore trade. Rockefeller and the
Minnesota company own the great
Mesaba ore range III the Lake Superior
region and the railroad reaching it, and
now they are prepared to control the
lake transportation of their ore.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
Relief in six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
diseases relieved In six hours by
"New Great south American Kid
ney Cure.p This new remedy is Il
great surprise on account Of its ex-
ceeding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder, kidneys, back
and every part of the urinary pas
sages in male or female. IL re-
lieves retention OF water and pain
in passing II almost Immediately.
Ifyou want quick relief and cure
this .yonrremedN. Sold by n
Harrington, druggist, Logan, Ohio
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
QUICK FORTUNE CONCERN
Brings Suit to IGnjoin Postmaster Ere
Mnrhinnr u. LII L,rnnhnlnnA

Brings Suit to Enjain Postmaster From
Marking Its LIaI Fraudulent.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 13.-ln the United
States circuit court .he Interstate Say,
ing', Loal atl Trust company sued
Postmaster Brown to enjoin him from
marking mail addressed to the company
fraudulent" and returning it to the
writer as he has been doing under in.
structions of the postmaster general.
The company is one of the quick for.
tuno concerns Of which several are in
operation i'll this city and using the
mails, bat the government claims that
this particular one, by reason of its sys-
tenn of paying bonds, is a lottery.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
Said pasha Knew His Man.

CoNsTANI1NoPLE, Dec. 1.-THE feat
ure of the political situation here is the
step taken by Said Pasha in seeking
refuge accompanied by his son, a lad
aged about 12. in the British embassy.
An investigation OF the affair shows the
sultan sent IL special messenger to Said
Pasha, inviting him to occupy the
chalet within the grounds of yildiz
park. Fully aware of the significance
of this invitation, said Pasha declined
This made Abdul Hamid take steps
to arrest the former grand vizier, who
is suspected by the palace people of in
triguing for the deposition of the pres
ent sultan i'll favor of ex- Sultan Murad,
now prisoner in tho yildiz kiosk, and
who was declared by the council of
ministers OF 1876 to be suffering from
idiocy.
Abdul Hamid believed Said Pasha was
trying to influence the council of state
to declare him (the sultan) suffering
from weakness of mind This so en-
ragged A abdul Hamid that he determined
20 get Said Pasha out of the way. Had
he been enticed into the yildiz chalet Le
would at least have remained there a
close prisoner for long time to come,
and some morning the news of his "sui-
cide'' would have been circulated.
When the sultan learned the man for
whose blood he was thirsting had
sought and received asylum at the Brit
ish embassy he sent his most foxy hy.
enas to induce the fugitive to return to
his home and be slaughtered by Abduls
cutthroats. But Said Pasha knew his
man and politely informed all corners
that he would remain where he was.
Many glaring inducements were held
out to the fugitive, but he values his
life too highly to nibble at any of the
bait.
AS Said knows what is going on it ia
believed the sultan fears he will un-
bosom himself to the British ambassa.
dor, and thus cause the speedy dismem-
berment of Turkey.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR SOCIETY.
Committee VIII Confer with EpwOrtl
League on Subject of Union.

Committee VIII Confer With EpwOrth
League on Subject of Union.
DETROIT, Dec. 13.--The doctors Of
divinity who make up the trustees of
the United Society of Christian En-,
deavor met here yesterday. The matter
of comforting with the Epworth League
committee in Chicago next Saturday
was taken up AMI committee was ap-
pointed to represent the Christian En-.
deavor society.
1t does not seem that the Methodists
will take kindly to the idea of the
union, although the suggestion origin
ally came from them. If the sentiment
among the Methodist clergy is the same
throughout the country as it is in De-
troit there will certainly be no union.
TO man they oppose the idea. The
most of the Detroit pastors were inter
viewed on the subject, and not one as
sents to the idea of union.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
BaIl and Banquet rendered tho De

Ball and Banquet rendered tho Dele
gates by New York Unions.
NEW York, Dec. II. "A ball was
given at the concert hall in Madison
Square Garden last night in honor Of
the Federation OF Labor delegates. The
affair was rendered them by trades and
labor unions of New York and vicinity.
Samuel Gompers had charge of the
committee of arrangements. A banquet
was served in the assembly hall adjoin-
ing at midnight. All the officers were
present aud there were infomal speeches.
The meeting was adjourned ut the con-
clusion of the sneakers -amarks.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
- -------------
lie Mns o Eraud.

LIMA, o., Dec. 12.-Newman Mann
ing, claiming to he Cardinal Manning's
second cousin aud an ey-Catholic priest,
came here six weeks ago to do evangel-
ical work. He said he came from
Columbus where ne had been holding
meetings. He engaged an expensive
suite of rooms and ran many bils be-
sides. He is now gone and his creditors
are anxious to see him.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17

NIoaoLAsviLLE, KY, Dec. 13.-A
deadly duel with knives, as the result
Of rivalry between two Jessamine couu-
ty young farmers, was pulled off ON the
public highway, thirteen miles from
this city lasC night. Thomas Perkins
received IL death wound in his side and
Adry Hunter was badly cut about the
chest The trouble was about young
woman to whom both had been paying
attention
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
CI,nrrrh WIN Murder.

DAVENPORT IA, Dec. 13,-Dr. j. A.
Reid, former president Of the Iowa
Elect rical Medical association, was ar
rested yesterday charged with murder
in tho second degree 1t is alleged that
he performed a criminal operation
which resulted III the death of Mrs
Jennie l.. Carney of Iowa City in Da-
venport last Sunday. Dr.. Reid fur
nshed $4,000 bail.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.
An Enthusiastic Public Reception Await
tho Parade.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The subcom-
mittee of the executive committee, of
which William p ST. John is president,
having in charge the proposed parade
and review of the Confederate veterans
on July 4, 1896, met yesterday. AT the
close of the meeting the following state.
ment was given out by order q Mr. st.
John:
This special committee on organiza-
ton, plan and scope have met and re-
ccived the accumulated evidence of the
enthusiastic public reception awaiting
the reunion and parade, and have re-
quested the chairman of the committee
to advise the commander-in-chie of
the Grand Army of the Republic of the
United States of the plans and purposes
of the committee and that the same are
held in allegiance awaiting his reply;
also that similar letter be addressed
subsequently to the commanderin chief
of the United Confederate Veterans.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17
meld nor Grnye RohbLng.

HANOVER, N. H., Dec l3.-John Nc
Donald, Dartmouth medical student,
for alleged completely with G. p, Gift
forl i'll the grave robbery case at Nor
wich, VT, was held III $4,000 bond for
his appearance before The grand jury ut
Woodstock
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-12-17

NEW YORK, Dec, 1l.-Republican
primaries were held in every one of the
1902 election district; of this city last
night to elect delegates to tho assembly
district convention, which are in turn
to choose the members of the Republic.
an county committee. The indications
from last nights primaries point to IL
majority Of two.third5 Platt men in the
comfy committees