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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-17

e I s' e { 's 5!Essss; az 81 J s9a gam & & 81. d D
,,a Rsseived ana referred to their appro'
REPORTS OF gSTrA AS COMMIT
reported On esrftiieates q CHEF il i Ensin
N; I. Connolly. ss,7s1.ss. on account d
Bernard Cannon. $500, on account d
NJ. r. Van Keuren, 81, 800, on account
e 3 Contract mira t No No. ssS; also on clai laas Of - 2
rolls, laborers on unpaved streets. $1SS
cleaning sewers and basins. $Il6.25; pay
ing over street openings. S1s3. 75; laborers
asphalt streets. $9S; five % petitions fol
signs, etc, favorable.
From the same Committees
4 Vo the Honorable the Board of STREE
and Water Commissioners
Your COMMITTEE on Streets and Sewers
to whom was referred Jhpe Is, 1882 tn
for the improvement 81 Liberty street
from Palisade avenue to Ogden avenue
conformably to the provisions of Chapter
| port In favor of granting the prayer Of
the petitioners, we believing that the i'm
provement is one which should be made
The reports were accepted.
The Committee on Pumping and Res-
ervoiiss reported on certificates of Chief
Engineer In favor Off:
Stanuaru Oil Cos @ll,So' oh accouie y
espD''1ps :. Clark. $3.50. on account of con
Washbuirn Bros. & c., sl47.so. on ac-
count of contract No. S2S.
And claim of John E. Macarthur sS3: 20,
and December. 1896. payroll. Belleville
ard High Service. s4.494.s6.
The reports were ACCEPTED, 49, ia
Extensions q g. lsI ga fso 0a certificates Of
W. w. Farrier. $4,000, on account Of
contract No. S03: also December, 1895.
payrolls. laying and repairing water
pipes. 81. S52.SS; General superintendent,
ETC.. sl,423. 80.
The renorts we're ACCEPTED.
The Committee on Public Buildings,
a E CHEF an Ens r 4 Il h nPfavor g. &: eer''''0a' :
w. w. Farrfar. $1,000 on account of
contract No. $50. and December, 1886.
payroll. laborers on Parks. $3.50.
The reports were accented.
The Committee on Engineering and
Survey reported on claims of j. w.
Harrison. $500. SA.6o.
The reports were accepted.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 2T0 Of the Laws OF
the street as per schedule annexed, be
and are hereby notified to repair and
relay the sidewalk and .curbstone. in
front of their respective lands, n to
supply and relay new curb n sidewalk
where needed. conformably to the es-
tablished grade of said street and in
accordance with specifications hereto
fore adopted and to be annexed to TINS
notice when served
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Legal NOTICES.


MASTERS SALEM CHANcERY OF Jew
Jersey.
Between Mary Madigan. complainant, and
Thomas J. Corcoran ct ais. defendants.
III 6itI 1r rartitlon ana Decree Tor SAFE
by virtue of a decree of the Court of Chanc-
cry of New Jersey. made in the above stated
cause, and bearing date the fourteenth day
of December. 1896, directing a sale OF the
premises hereinafter described. I shall sell at
public vsndue, to the highest bidder. on
THURSDAY, the sixth day of February
1856,
at two o'clock in the afternoon. on the prem-
i5es, all the following described premises. be-
ing the same described in the bill of COM
pisint and decree for sale
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate. lying and being in Jersey City, in
the County of Hudson. in the State of New
Of property belonging to A. Mann, Jr., situated
in the County Of Hudson. State Of New Jer-
sey." made by Joseph F. Bridges. July %.
1871, and filed in the office OF the Clerk (now
Registero of the County Of Hudson. in said
State OF New Jersey, as lot number one hum
bounded and described as
Gonnlensing at a point on the n~optherly
hundred (s0o) feet southeasteriy from the
northeasterly corner of Barrow and Bright
streets; running thence northerly along the
sixty-six tles), now or formerly owned BY
James Key, one hundred 600 feet; thence
street twenty-five as feet; : thence SOUTH
srly and at right angles with Bright
SSicet otit nu1uItu tlUU) ISeIs tneDc0
easterly along the n~ortherly line Of
said Bright street twenty-five (25) feet to the
place of beginning. being the same premises
which We're conveyed to the said Thomas
Corcoran by AbiJah Mann, Jr.. and wife, by
deed dated July LIST, 1s56, and recorded in
Book Sc of Deeds for Hudson County. on page
400, Sc. and afterwards By the said Thomas
Corcoran, conveyed to Mary Madigan, BY deed.
dated June II. 1876, and recorded in Book aNl
of Deeds for said County, on page q, BE.
and reconveyed by said Mary Madigan and
her husband to the said Thomas corcoran by
deed dated August Esd. 1876, and recorded in
Book 1908 of Deeds for said County, on page
ss. &C., upon which said lot or parcel Of land
there is erected a three-story and basement
frame dwelling-house, including the estate and
interest in dover Of the defendant. Catharine
Corcoran, widow of Thomas Corcoran, deceased,
in the said premises. and including also the
respective inehoate rights of dover of the
defendant, Elizabeth Corcoran, wife of said
defendant. Andrew Corcoran. and of the de-
PENDANT. Mrs. Michael H. Corcoran, wife OF
said defendant, Michael H. corcoran, together
with all and singular the Entertainments and
nppurtenanees to the said premises belonging
or In anyWise appertaining.
Dated December rs, 1895.
WILLIAM P. DOUGLASS,
Special Mastsf.
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RoARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS

tOHlclal fr0ceAdlnxS.1
Regular meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners held at DepartmentlIead-
quarters. Wednesday evening. December
is, 1895.
The roll was called at eight o'clock.
Present-President Mills. Commissioners
Brennan and Cone.
Absent-None.
The President announced that the first
business would be the receiving OF pro-
posais TO FURNISH the department. with
four thousand feet of hose. as per speai-
Clerks Office.
Sealed proposals were presented as
follows
The Eureka Fire Hose Company. 4.4o1
foot. y
The Revere Rubber Company. 400 feet,
"Amerlcan Eclipse" brand. at soc.
per foot.
Received and referred to the Committee
OF the Whole.
Biz Of The Fabric Fire Hose Conn
out.
READING THE MINUTES.
On motion of Commissioners Cone the
reading Of minutes OF regular meeting
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to a remonstrance shall be presented
to this Board signed by the owners of
fhe assess s'neis E ! mG5s t ana t Ras-h thd
Chief Engineer, with the aid and as
sistance of the Bureau of Survey. be
report to this Board speciacations de-
scrihing the location and character OF
such improvement. together with an es-
cavation and filing and amount of work
to be done and of the materials to be
furnished for the making and completion
Of the said improvement, and that upon
the filing and adoption therefor the Clerk
OF this Board shall advertise for pro-
posals for doing such work and furnish
ing such materials In manner and for
Resolved, That the report of the Com
mittee OF Streets and Sewers, upon the
application IN writing Of Robert Elliott
the 9Th day 81 Angus August. & Iss sniI for FG fhs iy ON
fprovement Of Prescott place, from Grand
street to Park street, In accordance with
the provisions OF Chapter ~ Of the Laws
OF 1872, be and the same is hereby ac-
cepted by this Board. which hereby de-
clares its determination to make said
Improvement, unless at Of before the
ing parties IN relation thereto, a remon-
strange shall be presented to this Board.
signed Dy the owners Of property liable
therefor; and that the Chief Engineer.
with the aid and assistance of the Bureau
Of Survey, be and is hereby directed to
cations 1s describing ssBGns The K ' ioeat sDar snd Ip sbar-
acter Of such Improvement, together with
an estimate Of the quantity and kind Of
ef warF and filling and a%5nssuntt
the materials to be furnished for
the making n completion Of the
said Improvement, and that upon the fl
this Board shall advertise for PROPOSALS
Ior doing such work and furnishing such
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BOARD OF
tOFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

tOFFlC1AL
Regular meeting Of the Boar Of Fl
Hall on Thursday. December 5, 1895, at
Present-President Enes and Messrs.
Sal's q. De'wl'ier' Aa7enoere ana s''np-
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES.
as engrossed il the minute book On mo-
ton Of Mr.; Detwiller;.Regular meeting
November e ard u W.. Erc.
Petition of Joseph A. Cronkright for the
return Of amounts o~vercharged, and paid.
Petition OF Peter VI. Beckman to refund
1901. 50 paid in redemption of certain prop
Petition Of Henry Thompson for the
sonal taxes, year 1895.
Received and referred to the Committee
oflciai bond Of Charles Bodden as Con-
n isa the sum i 3 q M'oO5 With hld a. Z. Becker lDsr' and
place Of one now in hands Of the Finance
Committee of this Board).
Referred to the Committee on Finance.
the return Of $so.2s, surplus paid ii re-
demption of certain property.
Referred to the Committee on Salaries
The Following communications were
also presented and disposed Of as fol-
John a. DENIM. notifying this Board Of
agai1ss the Mayor and Alderman 81 Jer.
sey City, and requesting payment of
fl gsrss saG Gisy, 4 II. e 8. Bees A~5bsern E isss.
TO the HonoTa9 le the Board OF Finance
Ct Jersey CT
I r~ncovered n iidenanf apafnsf Tereev,
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MASTERS SALEM CHANcERy OF NEW
Jersey.
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BROWN BROS III BIG DEPARTMENT sM SPECIAL SALE BULLETIN
LVVNo Ola, 66, 61s go Main ST., Cor. Capitol.
al M and mos e O
=

36.Inch Black Henrietta, all WOOL Acc
quality; Thursday, per yard. .......... Csc
36-1nch Black Serge, all WOOL 4oc quality;
Thursday, per yard Csc
SO. Inch Black All Wool Batiste, Acc quality;
Thursday, per yard. ................2 Csc
3e. Inch Black Albatross all wool, 4oc
quality; Thursday, per yard. .......... Csc
Black Silk Belts metal buckle, worth Acc
and SOC; Thursday at Csc
Gilt Belts, worth 40c Thursday at, .25C
Belt Buckles in Gilt, Silver and Black worth
Acc and soc; Thursday at. .25C
Sterling Silver Belt Pins worth 4oc; Thurs
dav Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Shirt Waist Sets, in Black and Fancy Metal,
worth SOC set; Thursday at .25C
Ladies' Purses, worth 40c and soc; Thursday
at. ................... ESC
Ladies' Watch Guards, worth soc; Thursday
at. ............... observation-disclosures. zoe
Leather Belts, worth 35c and 4oc Thursday
Side Combs, worth 4oc and SOC; Thursday
Ladies' Shopping Bags, worth soc; Thursday
at ............ .25c
Ladies' Hose real Maco Rchelieu Ribbed,
spliced heel and toe, worth 35c; Thurs
day at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZoC
Ladies' Brilliant Lise Thread Hose, worth
4oc THURSDAY at. ....;..-.. ....@oc
Misses Combed Maco Hose, Hermsdorf dye,
worth Doc, all sizes; lnursdaY AT. zoe
Misses and Boys Bicycle Hose, Derby
Ribbed, Nubian dye, worth 4oc; Thurs.
day at Observation-Disclosures. .~25c
Mems Half Hose, Tan and Black, worth Ace;
Thursday at .25c
Ladies' Balbriggan Swiss Ribbed Vests,
worth 1oc each; Thursday six for 25c
Ladies' Brilliant Lisle Thread Vests worth
40c to Soc Thursday at..........25 Csc
Ladies Lawn Aprons, embroidered and hem
stitched, worth 40c; Thursday at. Csc
Black Dotted Yelling all silk. worth 4oc;
Thursday at Csc
Fancy Bows for Shirt Waists, worth zoe;
Thursday two for. Csc
Ladies' Silk and Satin Tecks, Four Hands
and Bows, worth 35c and 40c; Thursday
at .25C
Silk Mits, Black, Tan, Pink and Cream,
worth doc: Thursday at .25c
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SILKS.

5000 yards yard wide, India Silk, warranted
pure Silk in Black, Light Blue, Pink, Rose Pink,
Garnet Nile, Canary Cream and White, remem-
Der SO inches wide, all Silk, worth $1.25 per
yard, at Csc yard.
1000 yards 36-inch Cream Jap Wash Silks, for
underwear dresses; contains no dressing; will
wash like Muslin, and worth Sl.0O per yard, at
55C per yard.
500 yards, 27-inch Black Satin Duchesse,
ranted Pure Silk, worth 1926 per yard, at $1.25
per yard.
500 yards Jap Wash Silk in Cream SO inches
wide, worth 1876 per yard, at S5c per yard
so Tailor-Made Skirts in All-Wool Covert
Cloth Two-foned Serges and Silk Mixtures, all
latest colored Skirts, worth 81 so each at X3OS.
See our Briliantine Skirts at $1.4S.
See our Storm Serge Skirts, worth $500, at
$3.4S.
Crepon Skirts, worth $780, at $4.4S.
Is Satin Skirts. yards wide, regular price
$1s.75, for $13.75.
so Wash Silk Waists, warranted pure Silk, in
dainty stripes, worth 81 90, at $500.
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BROWN BROS
Bargains
This is aclsat Is CENTS aciW bxy u
the Big Store On Wed11eSdNy:

Bleached Sheeting, 224c quality; Wednes-
day, per yard. ....... .......... 15C
Black French Sateen, 22Ac quality; Wednes-
day, per yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l5C
Silk Stripe, Half Wool Batiste, 25c quality;
Wednesday, per yard. ................ 15C
Fancy Stripe, Lace Stripe and Checked Gross
Linens, worth zoe yard Wednesday,. 15C
Silk Finish, Black Baptiste 36 inches wide,
25c quality; Wednesday at............. 15c
tOIDch Batste fast coors, for Waists, worth
25c a yard Wednesday at ............. 15C
French Organizes, 25c quality; Wednesday,
per yard ......... ................ loC
Damask Towels, knotted fringe, fast colored
boarder, worth 23c; Wednesday at. ..... 15C
Fringed Napkins, checked worth SOC per
DOZEN Wednesday at ................. l5C
Huck Towels, 96x46, AllLinen, worth 25c;
Wednesday 1T. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15C
Double Width Figured Black Brilliantine,
worth 23c yard; Wednesday at ..... 15C
Fancy Belt Buckles in Black, Gilt and Sill
yer Metal worth 25c and SOC; Wednes-
day at... .',....' 49,. -. loo
Toilet Soaps, 90 and 25c Cakes; Wednesday
at. Observation-Disclosures. 15C
Embroidered and All.Linen Plain Hem
stitched Handkerchief, worth 25c; We'd
nesday at. .................. lOC
1000 Yards Embroidery and Laces; Wednes-
day at. ...............' 49,. loo
Misses Ribbed Hose to 81, Ethiopian
Dye, worth csc; Wednesday at ..... l5C
Mems Half Hose Hermsdorf Dye extra
quality, two threaded, worth Csc pair;
Wednesday at. 15c
Black Silk Mitts worth CSC pair; Wednes,
''' dav at 15c
Lace Caps worth 95c; Wednesday at. 15C
Childs' Tam O'Shanter Caps, worth 25c;
Wednesday at ...................... 1oC
Ladies' Fancy Bows for Shirt Waists, worth
25c Wednesday at ................... 15c
Ladies' Lawn Bows, worth 25c; Wednesday
at l5c
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Gents White Hemstitched Handkerchief
15c and zoe Handkerchiefs; Tuesday at. 10
1000 Yards Laces and Embroideries, worth
15c and lSc yard; Tuesday at ......... 10
Ladies' Fast Black Drop Stitch Hose, Seam.
less and Stainless, worth SC; Tuesday at 10
Ladies Plain Black Hose, Seamless and Stain.
less l5c Hose; Tuesday at ............. 10
Misses Ribbed Hose, Seamless and Stainless,
81 to 81, worth sc and lSc pair; any size
on Tuesday at. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Boys Bicycle Hose, Seamless and Stainless,
worth / Sc a pair; Tuesday at. ........ 10
Infants Hose, Nubian Dye, Seamless and
Stainless, worth sc pair; Tuesday at 10
Black Silk Mitts, worth zoe pair; Tuesday
at. .............,... III
Ladies' White Balbriggan Vests, heavy
Crochet Neck, worth zoe each; Tuesday at 10
Lawn Bows for Ladies, worth 20c; on Tues
6-Hook Corset Steels, worth 15c and zoe
each; Tuesday at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
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MATT1NGs, CAPETs AND
RUGS.

Just received, via San Francisco car load Mat
ting, which will be sold at the following prices
this week only, and out-of-town orders should let
money accompany order, as goods will not be sent
otherwise. If they do not como up as represented
money will be refunded:
25 rolls Mating, regular price 1913, roll
this week .@o.9o
20 rolls Mating. regular price $500, roll
this week 4.76
IS rolls Raypoor Mating, regular price
800 roll this week ........."...........".. 6.0S
40 rolls Osaka Mating, regular price $3.50,
roll this week ......, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.4S
40 rolls Jap Mating, Nos. 514 and 4ls,
regular price $3.50, roll this week.. 6.46
Is rolls Koma Mating, regular price
81 80, roll this week. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40
10 pieces Administer Carpet regular price
SLID this week 49,. ...........,............... SOC
10 pieces 8-Wire Brussels Carpet, regular
price 500, this week ................. SOC
10 pieces 9-Wire Brussels Carpet, regular
price 65c this week .......... :. ....,...... 43c
10 pieces lO-Wire Brussels Carpet, regular
price Toe, this week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DOC
s pieces Moquette Carpet, regular price
We call your attention TO New Line Of
Rugs just Received.
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BROWN BROS
Saturday Bargains.

Large Honey Comb Towels, worth loo each;
Saturday IL for $1.OO.
Twilled Crash, worth &c yard; Saturday rs
yards for $1.OO.
Heavy Crochet Honey Comb Bed Spreads,
extra large, $l.50 Spread; Saturday at $1.OO.
All-Lnen White Damask Napkins worth LOO
per dozen; Saturday at $1.OO dozen.
1914 Al-Linen Sheeting, worth $1.5o per yard;
Saturday at $1.OO yard.
All-Linen Lap Robes, fast colors, large size,
fringed and hemstitched, worth $l.50; Saturday
at $500.
As inch Black Al-Wool Crepon, our $3.50
quality; Saturday at $1.OO a yard.
Ladies' Black Silk Hose, warranted Pure Silk,
Onyx Dye, our $l.50 Hose; Saturday at $1.OO
pair
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BROWN Bros
Monday Bargains.
This is ach0t 3 CENTS acii bety ut til,
BiQ Store on 1LOnI0y:

BIQ store on luOTOUV:
Dress Ginghams, SC quality; Monday per
ward ..................... SC
Scotch Lawns, fast colors, SC quality; Mon.
day, per yard ............ sc
Checked Nainsook, SC quality; Monday per
ward .............. ..........~....... Sc
Wool Chalie 12c quality Monday per yard SC
Fringed Hook Towels, half Linen, worth
1Oc Monday for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Sc
A)lIinen Crash lsnch 1oc quality; Mon.
day, per yard ............. SC
1000 gross Fancy Metal Buttons loc and
15c per doz; Monday, per dozen. ......... Sc
Silver Metal Belt Pins, worth l0c and l5c;
Monday at. ..................... sc
Japanese Fans, folding and open, 1oc fans;
Monday at Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Kid Hair Curriers', 1Oc punches; Monday for Sc
Japanese Trays, worth 15c and 20c; Mon.
day at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DC
Finishing Braids lOc punches: Monday at. sc
Toilet Soaps, 10c cakes Monday at. ...... Sc
Curling Irons worth loo; Monday at. 49,. SC
English Brass Pins SC papers; Monday, two
Tor DC
Alpha Darning Cotton worth &c each; Mon.
day ~ for ................... SC
1000 packages Hair Pins worth sc pack.
age; Monday packages for ........... Sc
Metal Belt Buckles worth l5c; Monday at. Sc
1000 yards Embroideries, worth Sc and 1Oc
per yard; Monday at. .................. DC
1900 yards Laces, Linen Laces and Cotton
Laces, worth SC and 10c per yard; Monday
Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Ladies White Hem. Stitched and Colored
Bordered Handkerchiefs, SC and l0c
Handkerchiefs; Monday at ............ sc
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, worth loo; Monday at Sc
Infants Pique Bibbs, lace trimmed, worth
loo and l5c; Monday at. .............. Sc
500 yards Coored Silk Veilings, worth 10c
and l5c; Monday at. Observation-Disclosures. SC
5 dozen Ladies' White Lawn Bows, worth
l5c each; Monday at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
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BROWN BROS
Tuesday Bargains.
THIS is aU7ant 10 CENTS aUiW baAy al
the Biz Store on Tuesday,:

Ne baO store on IWeSU0y'
Black Satteen, l5c quality; Tuesday at. 1Oc
Wool Chalie, zoe quality; Tuesday at 1OC
Dotted Swiss, l5c quality; Tuesday at -. 1OC
White and Fancy Dimities, 12Ac and 15c
=. qualify; Tuesday, per yard. ........ 1Oc
FIGURED Crepon, l5c quality; Tuesday at. 1OC
4o'lnch White Lawn, 15c quality; Tuesday
Rain White, Cream and Fancy Duck, for
Shirts or Suits, worth 15c per yard; Tues.
oo,lnch Fast Coored Batiste zoe quality;
English Percale, the real imported quality,
;, loc and lSc quality; Tuesday, per yard 1OC
fancy Checked Damask Towels, all Linen,
frnged, lSx35, worth l5c; Tuesday at. lOC
oo fleces All.Linen Crash, l5c quality; Tues
rahcy scrm, l5c and lSc quality; Tuesday,
olsck Half Wool Challie, 1sc quality; Tues
May per yard. ................... lOe
-u1 % Belt Buckles, 15c and zoe Buckles;
w. Tuesday at ............... 1Oe
so ni 81 brooms l5c Brooms; Tuesday at ... lOe
wv bolts Baby Ribbon, Peco Edge, 10 yards
TO 70 each piece, worth 25c; Tuesday at. 49,. 100
1 T soaps worth l5c and lsc cake
tuesday at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOe
my Tooth Brushes, worth 15c and 20c
tuesday at. ... .................... lOe
fa a"y Silk Ruled Elastic, worth l5c and
IUc yard; Tuesday at. ................ lOe
aules Fancy Embroidered Handkerchief,
"otth l5c; Tuesday at. ................. lOe
a. All'Linen Hemstitched Handker-
'Aiels' worth l5c and zoe; Tuesday at. -. lOe
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BROWN BROS
Friday Bargains.
This Is aCINt u HALF DOLLAR aUiLl
ban at the Biz Store on Fyid0y.

62.Inch All Linen Bleached Damask, worth
75c a yard; Friday at. .......-.. soc
Frnged Damask Doylies, worth 75c dozen;
Friday at ..............,,". QUO
German Linen Napkins, worth 75c dozen;
Friday at. ..:......'...,. sue
44.Inch Black Silk Finish Henrietta, worth
75c yard; Friday at. ................5 SOC
46.Inch Black All Wool Serge SOC quality;
Friday, per yard .....:..."..::.. ..~5Oc
A Inch Storm Serge, S5c quality; Friday,
4O.Inch Black Briliantine, worth 75c yard;
Friday AT .".. .."............. ...........'..OOC
Figured Black Mohair, 75c quality; Friday,
2o.Inch Black Double Warp Surah, All.Silk,
worth soc yard; Friday at. SOC
Gents Half.Hose worth 25c pair; Friday
at three pairs for. .......... SOC
Ladies' Black Lisle Thread Hose, our 75c
Hose; Friday per pair SOC
p. N. Corsets, Sic Corset Friday at 49,. SOC
French Lisle Vests Silk Crochet Neck, Silk
Tape, our Use Vest; Friday at ..,.. .....~... SOC
Ladies' Lawn Aprons, worth 75c Friday at. SOC
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SUMMER SHOES.

Come and see our New Spring and Summer
Shoes and especially our superb line at $l.9S,
$24S and 1898 a pair.
special for Monday-25 dozen Ladies' Silk
Vests in White only, regular price Coo; Monday
45c, or 3 for $l25.
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its filed
DrIEL1NG sUPPREsSED.

DuELING SUPPRESSED.
april 2o.--Herr Bacem. centrist
chstag today called upon to-
AXE action TO prevent dueling.
upon tho public indignation
the killing Of Baron Won echrar
int Won kotxe. and asked why
had allowed the meeting 20 &C.
they knew OF II. He sjd M
flrt had obtained the a 3ltion
10 in England. and asked. Why
= could not find Q remedy Tor
,rninent Dr.. Won Boeftischer
dnccrely regretted the recent
the authorities could not be-
falling 10 prevent the meet.
inurs from the membew o.
u said that the aelslists would
10 The so-called higher cIasses
FORK OF mutual seIf.dcstruction
ddcd. the middle classes are
Vice, Of the aristocracy anc
Is spreading becaufe the 0usi-
Confident Of being pardoneo.
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Inp AgP. a. CIRCULAR.

tEH ~ ~ - 49, n
i, Ohio, April y. = Since iass
there has been here ? secret
80. ~ the supreme ontcers
, III .e'necutive board q the 4. IL
j. II. b. Htevgt of 4. ! ~ 4. !, Loals
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