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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
81. SI.25 and SI.JO the yard.
ROTt Nd \.
MEDIUM PRICE DRESS GOODS.

Sorts that everybody wants-and that
everybody knows the value OF.
$50 pcs Kn,kcrbocker Chcviots, all the latest tnts OF
Blue. Oh Rose Cron>tadt and the Ike. suitable Tor
tailor made gowns Go kind, at Bic. the yd
30 pcs Fine French Surah SergeS, in Navy Blue only,
ijc kind At 2ic. the vi.
one case Of the famous Blnnockbum TweedS is here.
With. - inches; Price liC. the yd
- pcs (, IN Hand Twisted English Estamene. Just
reh, tor travelling wear. No better goods were
quick last spring At Sl@5 This LOT at i7c. TIC
Nlri
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SECOND FLOOR. BROADW 4
MORE SILK lightning

Hits even harder in many instances. than
the flashes of last Monday that made such L
stir-and so many women happy
There's six store here that IS already
the talk of the town before long II VIII be
the Talk Of the country
This hall dozen new lots VIII Keep the
wheels Of gossip Whlrllng.
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Reconsideration off the Albanian coast. with inc
ttao, - forcjrg the Porte to execute its agree
menf under the terms Of the Treaty OF Berlin u
reda no mort OF Dulc!gno TO Montenegro. $50. .io.,,
T',vo years later he directed the naval opei
which eliminated in the 6Om6 b, ipe Hrabian IN
pi,rrection IN the banks Of the Nile. FOR MS SCI
vices in connection with this anaT FOX ne Iso and the
peeragc which transformed him from pr 20 a
mann SEYMOUR into Lord Alcester. AS ne ""' "
hachelor his lite dies with HIM
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INVESTIGATING CRY INSTITUTIONS.

\ subcommittee reporting TO the joint com
Inittee from the Legislature which Is here lnyest-
eating city institutions paid visit TO Randall =
Island yesterday The chairman OF the sub-com-
mittcc Assemblyman Abel. OF Brooklyn. The
other members OF the committee arr Assemblymcn
Cutler, Nixon and Foley.
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At PIC. the Yard.

no vIc,c, u Al III Gauflfc Ciepon, m many evening
shade. .u,h is wc have been selling al 3oc; also
- PIECES striped and checked japanese Wash SILKS,
counted 4 bouncing bargain At 39c. Both lots
hcaped on d long counter ana ready at odo.H.
They may Last past noon.
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JI1DGE MARITIME DEAD.
STRANGE COINCIDENCE OF HIS DEMISE.

. SENATE COMMITTEE TAD BEGUN AK 1NVEsTl-
CATION OF THE COURT or GENERAL sEs-
sIONs WHEN HIS DEATH WAS AN
NOUNCED - THE LATE JUDGES
CAREER AS LAWYER DISTRICT
ATTORNEY AND on
THE PENCIL.
Randolph g. MARITIME. Judge OF the Court OF
General Sessions. died at : p III. yesterday III MS
home at No. 2.017 Fifth-ave. The announcement
Of his death was made in the Crmihdl court
Building when q committee OF the stare Seha'e
was making an investigation or the court VI
General Sessions in which he had been deeply
interested. and caused a sudden cessation or the
,nouirv Judge Marines death was caused by
Rriqbts disease following a serious attack OF
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RTu AVENUE SIDE.
BLACK DRESS GOODS

$500 yds French Black Crepon, 81 % grade, At
Use. Sixty pieces SO. kind at soc.
The line Of Black Novelty Cepon> covers $50 distinct
stylcs 81 TO $50.
Ne>, 10 the Crcpons in favor are the fine French ana
English blight uohIi' figured jacqu1rdS-on Mon
DAY - and soc.
Cashmere. black and brilliant a ravens wing-thc
famous r. d. CashmereS l1-lStwll. Forty pieces
that may go at l5c.--the 81 grade
,rr\TU STREET. AND FOURTH AVENUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
Al 3Sc The Yard.

About 5000 yard, printed Jacquard pongce Chcne
s,.ipcd Wash silks Jap silks IN blacks, N l1rdnee
rrin,, and variety OF light and dark grounds. 30,
60 and ,j, goods among them
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FOURTH AVENUE.
EASTER ANIMALS

And birds, possible and impossible The
whole procession is ready-and more than
sixty freaks in the egg line. Best time to
choose is before the rush starts.
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
$3.50 WILTON CARPETS, sl.zS.

That's one lot. There's another-10
patterns of each. Far and away the most
surprising values we've ever given in
Wilton Carpets.
See the patterns-newest; feel the goods
best
10 patterns choicest 5-hamc Royal Wilton carpets.
new designs without borders. S1.25 instead OF
$3.50 the yard.
10 patterns choicest 5-hame Royal Wilton CARPETS,
new designs. with borders $3.50 instead Of
50 80 the ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
SENATOR MILL CANS on TIE GOVERNOR

Albany March 30-Unitcd States Senator paNd
g. Hill made a short social call on Governor MOT
tnu a. thn Executive Chamber this afternoon.
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AT 47c. the Yard.

80 pieces - to 30 in heavy, black Jap Silks, eNcu
siye designs multi-ooored prints japS, Jacquard
lap, and Brocaded toullrds IN many styles and
qualities
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the pnCc SOC.
SECOND FLOOR. FOI RTH AVENUE.
$40 CApES AT $3.50.

Not ALL some were Slj-moStly much
more. Models and samples, many of them
and good share imported Cloth, silk
crepon in all the newest styles and made
for this season selling.
OF course the price is below all reason
but the importer thinks he sees big doors
swinging wide here. SO he let us make
one level price. $3.50.
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sal 2S !
HItGADW AY
WHITE PARAS0LS.

This seasons fad On Monday 200 fine
white India silks, white ribs, white enamel
sticks at 81; with Dresden balls or ruitleS,
SI.2S. It isn't ParaSol time if it were 81. 30
and 81 would be the prices.
BROADWAY SIDE.
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TENTH STREET AND FOtR TH ANENt IL.
WASH DRESS GOODS

They would he good value At ljt these English Per-
sales
PLUMP 3G n wide, every yard new. this seasons
choicest yattcn>-pink blue, bluet, navy, lavender,
green Only 32j pieces and the price but Tic.
the vi
400 res. lsc quality Dimtes, ecru. butter, white and
cream grounds, with neat figures ana patterns, may
20 ne lac.
case, laoone,S exclusive designs every new shade,
at s2 I-2C.
French Embroidered Blti>te, Van Dyke, Mousse
line, and wl,cred effect Scotch Ginghams, are At
the novelty cotton goods counter, at csc.
29Co yJs genuine French Pique, in styles for cotton
tailor made costumes. II 2aC,
UUOADN ~ CENTRE
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OUTING FLANNEL

All Shades, Toe. quality at sc.
% pieces 81 in. striped Scotch Flannels,
for womenS outing dresses ana house
gowns and children's dresses, at l9c.; regu-
larly Soc
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CHOCOLATE.COATED MARSHMELLOWS

Extra quality, packed in l ID. boxes.
Our regular ACC kind at Csc. the box.
BASEMENT. = - - y
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AT SOC the Yard.

BcngaIinc1, CTySillS, VeIutinlS, BaTc SanS GIlIe,
Olnc and Ouduinc CyStlls-al-sllk slk-and-
wool and IN great range OF colorS Have been
81 30 TO 50. 30 the yd. OF course thcyr, not the
latest ,tVles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

UMBRELLAS.

We do not mean to sell an Umbrella that
has not wearing merit II YOU buy IN Um
brella here that does not wear well bring 1t
back, Wen make it right
Here are some Burlington Arcade Umbrellas, from
London; pliablc silk, made Tor this use, close rolled
Sclvagc edge, Paragon frame new pattern feuule,
handsome frlc and ok handles. golf stick shapes
% in. S3.lO. - IN. S3.1J. Al four times
the prices, you'd get nothing more geneel.
Union twiIled silk Umbrellas. Paragon frame, root
handles well made, Sl.ls. II jet black they
would cost 81 80 That's the trouble the black
isn't Jet
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NEAR ROTH NDA.
BLACK SILKS

AT CSC. The yard, 10peceS MORE Antique,
50 quality.
AT 1928 the yard, % pieces new style
black al-Silk CreponS and Taifeta PlSSe,
$l;5 grade.
A tempting line of black Brocaded Satin,
just opened, at remarkably little prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
SECOND FLOOR. BROADWAY AND TENTH ST.
WONEN'S 2.plECE SUITS.

Pretty mixed doth. fitted vast and skirt trimmed
with velvet, laigc, ul skirt S7.i3 instead OF
Si2
Cbr1o, tweed and clnels ha 2-rie,c Su'ts pfc;iily
irnwci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

private dispatch received In this ci'y announces
the death, yesterday OF the Rev. Henry hdSc'i"
Ridgaway, D. d.. LII D.. al his nome IN E'anS'Oi'
Ill. 49,
DR.. Ridgaway was born in Talbot County Nd
September T. 1880. He pursued his preparatory
studies in Baltimore and in 1919. at the early age q"
nineteen. was graduated from Dickinson Co"es'
He had devoted himself TO the ministry IN the
Methodist Episcopal Church from Childhood anu
immediately after leaving college he joined the
Baltimore Conference and entered upon the Work
of a Circuit rider discipline which IN those days
was considered an essential part Of the training o.
a young preacher.
But he vas not long to remain In an OBSCURE
path A reputation for unusual eloquence was
gained while in college. and there were reports
among his Baltimore friends that his professor Of
elocution had remarked: That young man from
Baltimore is the most natural orator ever heaFi.
Opportunities such as seldom accordel 10 Il
mere hoy we're given him - address Discriminating
audience3 and in a very few years ne WAS called
from country duties to become the pastor OF Il
email church in Baltimore. and then OF the richest
church in that city-Old High Street Church. FROM
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THIRD FLOOR. BROADWAY.
$3.50 LAMPS At S3.9S.

Complete they are-handsomc. t1st, gold tlnsh Ban
quet Lamps with large onyx columns, titted COM
ple;e with best centre draft burners and fine SIX
Shade Choice of colon, with deep lace. Daylight
isn't much cheaper
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AT SO. the Yard.

Swiss Lyons and Jap Tafiea<, new, nltty just the
Latest thing for odd waists. Many OF them night
for cntnc dresses Fairly worth 81 yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
RICH DRESS GOODS.

$500 ytis Dublin Twist Chcvots Paris TweedS, Van
DYKE Worstei Checks, ~ to y in, 81 grade, on
Monday At zoe.
10000 yd> genuine French ChalllS in Chnz and
staple styles regular joc kind, at 23c. the yd.
Smart Suitings similar to mems wear-Mohlr Cork
screw Rouh.N Checks and the lke-are plenty At
81. Sl.2j and : 80 the yard
3 Gases uch Pans Dress Goods -PompadoW silk
striped Novelties. Glaze Tuoote Crepon, PLAIN Gre
pom, AMI the Ike, 81 to $3.50 the yard
RDTI
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SECOND FLOOR. 10TH SIRE
Observation-Disclosures

WomenS. Sometimes n onc-thlrd prices.
Womcns Colored Isle Thread Hose, 3jc kind at
Toe. Pink lavender, blue. Isle. Not thing
ais them except the color--not that unless YOU
think 50.
Women SILK Hose, all colors, ribbed and PLAIN, ,
pr for 81: were 81 pr.
Women Black isle Hose unbIcached sole lcrrs-
doh dye, soc. the pr; were ,5c.
Woncns Black Brilliant Isle Hose !lemS!orl dye
Spar Tor 81; Were j0c. pr.
Womcns SWISS Ribbed Isle Thread Vests, white and
fancy colors, low neck, soc. each; were i5c.
WomcnS SWISS Ribbed Drawers, EcTu, knee and
ankle lengths, 2Jr. each: were ,5c.
Misses Black and Coored silk Hose, pair for ST.;
were 40. pr.
Boys Black Ribbed Cotton Hose double knees full
fashioned Ilermsdorf dye, use. the par
NINTH STREET SIDE.
MEMS SHIRTS
Made 10 measure, fit guaranteed, for SO-and
upward
NINTH STREET SIDE. -
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OUARTER.PRICE EMBROIDERIES

And all brand new. It's the entire sample
piece-Iine of one Of the foremost st. Gan
makers. Every pattern neW-cyelet, brod-
erie anglaise. pin dots, open work. IRISH
point. Nothing prettler for children
dresses trimming. underwear or the Ike
All with plenty of wide margin; made &c,
the finest retail trade, and each piece dlt-
ferent Fine stitched on nainSook or French
cambria Two lotS--ll and l9c.
Nothing of the kind so cheap has ever
been offered to the New York public. Sold
in regular stocks up to so and 15c. the yard.
About 10000 yds. Sold only in AZ yd.
lengths.
BROADWAY AND TENTH STREET.
JET GARNiTURES.
Don't Judge by the prices. Not yet four
DAYS in this country. Freshest, choicest
most stylish, and priced as ii the mereSt
rubbish.
Ie; Collars-briiant jet, , and ) cut. Large SIZE,
neat shapes. sorts that arc scarce all around al 81
and 81; on Monday 81.
let Collars. on silk Brussels Net, cut hard to get at
81 and 81, dealers say; here they are ii Sa''o'
Jet Cape Collars. extra large cut, very likely you
rsfCr edN lllN illdll4l uN@l ~ VI 80
$3.50.
Aso half hundred special things brought from Pans
to sell from 500 to S?5 cach-fne brilliant Jet cut
Bouse> jet collars, jet Plasrones, all perfect nlou
work; nothing cholcer imported, all at one Price
S6.13.
For the Crepon Dresses no garnlture can
take the place of these exquisite jets.
BROADWAY AND 10TH ST.
LACES.
We want to keep you thinking of our
Lace Store We want to make it pay you
to think of il.
Butter color Val Lace, such you would gladly give
Dc the yard for you could only get IT, viii he
plenty on Monday al 25C. for piece OF dozen
yd>.
Normandy Val Iaces, beautiful new patterns, wanted
lust now fol trimming everything. 5. 10, Is and
Isc. the yard About half regular value.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
~ 7, / 1,.,oa Van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

We mean 70 prove home making OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR extravagant. we
shall make il extravagant if a woman time
counts for anything.
You shall see fine materials, newest styles,
most careful work-and often with less to
paw for the finished garment than the ma
terialS cost. .v,
This not now and then, but EVERY DAY.
Don't wait for the word in the papers.
Come Come with confidence Come
whenever YOUR buying thought is on Muslin
or Cambria Underwear and you'll not be
disappointed.
Hail of the great second floor has been
given over to these things.
A wilderness OF white.
A museum of styles
An object lesson in economies.
These almost at random-they are for con-
sumerS. not dealers. They 90 on sale al
special hours and will not he sold IN large
lots TO one purchaser.
On Sale at 2::30 p. m.
300 muslin Night Gowns plated Mother Hubbard
woke. suplice neck. cambnc Wile on neck, YOKE
and sleeves, large full sleeves at 33c.
On Sale 1T ) p. III.
800 good strong muslin Drawers, wide hem and !
pllts same muslin rs used IN higher price garments
al ljC.
On Sale at 1870 p. m.
300 good. fine cambria Cotsc, Covers, high square
neck trimmed with neat embroidery, same quality
camtc rs used in higher priced garments A, a2c'
On Sale at I p. m.
800 good standard quality calico Wrappers, Mother
Hubbard yoke and liberal sleeves, at Bic.
These are extra specials. But there 5
half m acre, maybe, of sorts that will sur
prise and delight you-lncudlng many
kindred goods.
Take COrSctS.
A mixed lot-C R & G.. Sonnette, in ooutil and
,atecn a TITLE sollcd hut they're 81 CorsctS ana
the pnCc SOC.
SECOND FLOOR FOURTH AVENUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

THE REV. HENRY BASCOM RlDGAWAl.
Chicago. March 3o-The Rev. Henry bascom
Ridgaway, president of the Garrett biblical lhS"-
tute died after lingering illness Ak MS ho'"e' ~
Evanston at : o'clock this afternoon.
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IN THE CHINAWARE STORE.


Touch one. skip fitty-just hint enough
to set YOU thinklng-and coming.
Best Austrian Dinner Sets. daintiy decorated with
sprays. ll3 pieces, $3.50 the set; regularly
$22 80
Impolted deep cut glass Oil and Vinegar Bottles and
Syrup Jugs, with triple plate top. CSC. each;
regularly $50.
Thin blown Table TumhleTs full size, engraved, tour
designs. coo. the doz.; regularly Sl.25.
Iapanese decorated China Chocolate Pots, Cracker
lars. Bread and Mix Sets isc. each; regularly 81.
Bisque and fancy China Easter Novelties, just opened,
rth assortment, l9c. to $1,000.
lmported Bisaue Figures and Flower Holders COM
bined. 9Sc. EACH regularly Sl.oo
BASEMENT. BROADWAY AND NINTH ST.
WALKING STICKS.
1000 fine English Sticks at Csc. each,
ranging in value up to 81 Styles all new.
BROADWAY SIDE.
KIRK'S SOAP.
None more famouS-none better. Goes
to every corner OF the globe. Deserves to
90. TRY it once and you'll say so.
Kinks celebrated Bouquet Soaps, hard milled, finely
scented for the toilet Sc. the cake. This doesn't
nav for the box and wrapper-simpy TO introduce it,
Juvenile Soap. World famed. Highest grade Of
toilet soap made, lAc. the cake-quarter value.
Juvenile Soap small cakes for chldren-3 for lOc.;
beautiful package.
Russian Violet and Russian Rose. are perfume distilled
Nv these makers. Ounce bottles 25c.
BROADWAY SIDE.
EASTER CARDS
And all the Booklets and Novelties that
everybody turns TO as the New Bonner
DAYS come.
Cards, = to l5c.
Booklets 5 to 35C.
Celluold cardboard and tissue paper Novelties, loc'
and upward
BROADWAY AND NINTH STREET.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
We point to eight lots. Just as true o.
eighty
Mems Spring Netkwear Tetks and tow-In-nA'H,,
Exit and dark tolors. 3Jc., for 81; regular
5ot. goods
Men, Terry Bath Robes, hnty and PLAN, % el'''
Mems Dress Shirts, Utica Muslin 3 Ply, lsoo hneh
bosom. reinforced tronts-hand made butiohno@S
-63c.; regular 81 w shut
Mems Tan and Black Cotton 10 Hose extra 'ine''
pairs for Soc; were Pos. per par.
Mems Tan and Black Cotton l-2 Hose assorted, en-
pTOideIcI H>ieHS, pans lOi cCs'' WV
pair,
Mems Tan and Navy Cotton l-2 Hose, emoToae'e"
lnsteps, 3 pairs for $500; were ooe per pa"'
Mems Black silk IL Hose, pairs for Sl.OO; were
G5c. per pair.
Mems Spring Weight Merno Shirts and DTa"ei',
White and Natural, $l.OO each. Same, eAuA
quality St.SO each
MAIN FLOOR. NINTH STREET. ',-.-'-
UPHOLSTERY.
To make Monday interesting
Irish Point Lace Curtains "a pairs 50 kind,
1918.
Bamboo Portleres, 81. 10 kind, at 75c.
Al inch Drapcry Muslins, white grounds, blue ans
red figures, 20c. kind at oOc.
Ga Chenille Covers, 81 kind, at 60c.
THIRD FLOOR, FOURTH AVENUE.
PAY TELEPHONE STATION,
GROCERY DEPARTMENT. BASEMENT.
WANTED
saieswomen for Muslin Underwear Trimming EN-
broideries and 1aces
Statesmen for Silks Linens and Dress Goods. ,>o
Apply to Superintendent Hilton. Hughes Co. ~
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ItOTt NDi.
THE SHOE STORE

Has been given new space, second floor,
Tenth street side Something of a tumble
there yet, but ii brings some odd lots to light
that may 90 very cheap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
GROCERIES,.

You've no use for cheap and mean-nor
have we. But how about cheap and bestl
That's the mark we aim at. One try will
tell YOU how close we come. Groceries are
delivered free within 100 miles.
Kopfs Pea Soup one package makes quart Of soup;
regularly sold at 81 20 the doz. our price lie.
the doz This week only.
Cunningham Breakfast Deicacy, 4 rolled wheat food
readily cooked and usually sold at l2c. the package
now Sc. the , Ii. package
Best quality French Table Prunes, IN Theoretically
sealed tins. large fine fruit, for stewng or eating
from the hand. 62c. the ID. can
Norway Bloater Mess Mackerel, extra quality large
fish. no heads, no tails nothing finer, $3.50 the
10 h. kit.
Boneless Goldfish packed in h. boxes 22c. the
box.
Manowfat Peas, N Y. State. fine quality. exquisite
flavor. sweet and mealy, full cans lOc. the can.
Shingles Beans n. Y. State, fine quality. small,
crisp whole BEAN fine flavor, and color, lOc. the
can, Sl.l6 the doz.; S2.2O the do1. case
Home made Preserves. peaches or pears DELICIOUS
flavor, heavy syrup, acc. the glass jar:
Queen Olives, best quality, fine, crisp large; 3lc'
the 20 o. bottle
Tea, extra quality mixed, Oolong English breakfast,
young Hyson, Japan or gunpowder. 45c. the
pound; elsewhere SOC.
Sugar Corn n T. State fine quality sweet, tender,
milky. white solid pack last packing, &c. the
can For three days only
California Bartlett Pears fine quality large. handsome
halves. cored syrup delicious, spicy flavor 1Sc.
the can: 5000 the dozen.
California white Cherries. fine quality, the OK heart
variety, large, fine fruit, heavy syrup, full can,
2lc. the can; S2.s6 dozen.
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BASEMENT. FOURTH AVENUE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sweet little ButtercupS, assorted havors,
2Ic. the h. box; 40c. kind.
Chocolate Cream Bon BonS, five fruit
flavors, zoe. the ID. box; 400. kind.
RaSENENT.
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Kinks SOAP.
EASTER CARDS

And all the Booklets and Novelties
everybody turns to as the New Dor
DAYS come.
Cards, = to l5c.
Booklets, ) to 35C.
Celuloid, cardboard and tissue paper Novelties,
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WALKING STICKS.

1000 fine English Sticks at oSe. each
ranging in value up to -. Styles all new.
BROADWAY SIDE.
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I axe COrSctS.

A mixed lot-C b. R & c.. Sonnette, in coutl and
saecn. TITLE ,ollcd hut they're 81 CorsctS, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-25
MARTINS FERRY.

There were two cases yesterday
morning in Police Court. The first dis
posed of was that of Ebenezer Woods,
who was charged by Mrs. Amanda Dali
Jason as having used profane language
toward her. Assessments in the case
were 81 and costs. Ebenezer, thinking
revenge was sweet, swore out a war
rant Tor Mrs. Dallason with the same
thing. She also got 81 and costs.
DR.. McGIenn, of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town yesterday on business.
Richard Nelson and William Allen
left last evening for Jewett, o., where
Mr.. Nelson has got the contract for
painting street cars.
Charles Gallbraith, of Smithfeld, was
in town calling on friends yesterday.
Mrs. Ludlow Mills. of Cincinnati, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. J..
Wright, OF Crawford Heights.
DR.. w. F. Gilbert, of Fulton, was in
town yesterday on business.
Miss Mildred Cleaver, Of Mt Pleas
ant, was here among friends yester-
day.
Joe Willard, who was charged with
carrying concealed weapons, and skip
ped the town. was pickel up yesterday
by Marshal Moore.
The Buckeye glass works got started
up yesterday morning with seven shops
at work.
Cashier Cole, of the Peoples Bank,
returned yesterday from a short visit
with his family at GAINESVILLE.
d. J. Williams, a ruffer working at
the Aetna-Standard. was burned pretty
badly on the hand and neck by having
a hot iron bar run upon him.
Miss Alma McGlenn. of Mt. Pleasant,
was in town yesterday.
Prof. Trainer, of the Portland Station
schools, was here bidding friends good
by yesterday, as ne leaves to-day for
his home at Kansas City for the sum-
mer.
The Belmont brick works are off for
a few days, owing to all their kilns be-
ing full.
Four members Of the Owl Club left
for weeks outing up the river yester-
day.
Miss Laura Westwood leaves to-mor-
row morning over the c, & P. for Buff
falo, y. Y, to spend a few weeks visit
ing
Last evening Officer Meyers locked
up a man by the name of Bennett for
being drunk and disorderly.
Last evening the officers picked up
Thomas Wilson, Jr., for whom a war
rant was sworn out about two weeks
ago by a man by the name Of Carr, for
poining a pistol at him He was fined
SO and costs, which he paid.
Rev. Father Mattingly is in Zanes-
Vile. O.. attending the golden jubilee
of his cousin, Walter Mattingly, of that
city.