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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-13
WHITE PLAINS.

The annual reception of the Board of Managers
Of the Westchester Temporary Home was held
yesterday afternoon at the institution In North-st.
from 10 o'clock For the accommodation of
visitors a stage run every half-hour in the
afternoon between the Home and ;he Soldiers
Monument in Broadway There were no formal
exercises. the entire institution being thrown open
to public inspection. The buildings are all
completed and in excellent order. the children were
noteworthy for their clean healthy and happy
appearance and visitors could not fail 10 observe
evidences Of excellent of the inmates In every
department. Among The members OF the Board OF
Managers present were Mrs. c. r. MacLean, Mrs.
r. NJ Hoe Mrs. r. Skeel Mrs. c. W. Whitney,
Mrs K Prime, Miss Brinckerhof Miss Becker.
Miss Butler and David Cromwell, A b. Crane,
James B. Colgate and John Reid
With q view of broadening its aims and influence,
the Good Government Club Of this village contem-
Plates changing its name TO the Citizens Associa-
tion Of White Plains
r. L. Purdy. district secretary will speak at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms this
afternoon on Association Work"
The closing exercises of st. Johns Parochial
School will be held OH Thursday evening In st.
Johns Hall.
Children's Day will be observed with appropriate
exercises in the BAPTIST, Methodist, Episcopal and
Presbyterian churches in this village to-day.
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The Port Chester Street Railway Company is meet
Ing determined opposition in its efforts to secure
franchise TO Rye Beach through the town OF Rye.
To reach the beach 1t is necessary for the road 10
be built through Apawamis-ave.. a thoroughfare
upon which many well-known people have summer
homes. The residents are opposed to the road ana
are fighting off condemnation proceedings upon the
technically that the highway was never decided 10
the town by the Van Rensselaer,. Cowles and VAIN
wright families, by whom 1t originally owned.
The Highway Commissioners of Rye Will give a
hearing on the matter on Wednesday at Rye Beach
the cornerstone of the new school building given
by John f. Parsons to the town of Harrison: This
building for children Is erected in loving memory OF
Edward Lamb Parsons. born September 3. 1857; died
June A. 1851 Catherine McIlvaine Parsons born
August g. 1851. died June 2 1861. and Reed Mcllvane
Parsons born February q 1852 died January lS6,
by their father. 1897" copy of the New-York
Tribune and local papers were placed in the corner
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FOR THEIR MUTUAL AID.
EMPLOYEES OF HACKETT. CARHART q CO. HAVE
AN OUTING

EMPLOYEES OF HACKETr. CARHART q CO HAVE
AN OUTING
The employees Of Hackett. Carhart & Co. cloth
iers yesterday enjoyed their twelfth annual picnic
at Benner's Ridgewood Grove, Ridgewood. 1t was
a Jolly gathering, and besides the two hundred en-
ployes there present large number of their
friends All joined in the festivities with a will.
and the afternoon and evening were devoted 10
merrymaking Early In the afternoon the commit
tees we're on the 10 look after the guests
and members they arrived. and every one was
at once made TO feel at home.
The grove was prctty decorated with lanterns.
and at $50 O'clock there was handsome display
OF fireworks.
Dancing was the principal feature OF the after
noon and evening. The opening march was led
by Floor Manager Joseph Gesslein assisted by his
pretty young wife, and was taken part In by nearly
two hundred couples.
The following are the committees who had the
affair in charge: Floor director. Joseph Gessein;
assistant, Frank Grehg. Floor-Wlliam Hpp, G..
Blumlein, j. Adamie, r. Weingartner. j. Abel. r..
Roettinger William COeln. John Miller, l.. Meyer.
j. Pfster. c. Seeben and J. Hentgen. Arrangements
William Renhardt chairman; j. Barry j. Essg.
ISOLATION are: Charles f. Lehman. president:
George Hutzeman, vice-president; Charles J. +.
Nolte treasurer: A. j. Limbeck. secretary
The money realized from yesterdays outing will
be turned over to the mutual aid fund estab-
lshed by the employees. In OF the death OF
q member 500 Is paid over to the beneficiary and
Sc benefit is paid weekly in case OF sickness.
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HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Mulberry Bend Park will be formally opened to
the public Tuesday at p m. Mayor Strong,
President Mcmillan and others will make addresses.
Bishop Latane, of the Reformed Episcopal
Church. from Baltimore. will preach at II a. m. to-
day in the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church
The monthly meeting Of the General Committee
and Board of Trustees Of the City Vigilance League
will be held tomorrow at Sis p. m in the United
Charities Building 1t is expected that plans of
work to be undertaken by the League In the COM
ing campaign will be discussed.
The childrens day exercises at the Brsome
Street Tabernacle this evening promise to be most
interesting. The pupils have been well drilled In
defamation and songs Mrs. Abbie c. Morrow
will deliver address
l.. Ullmann will sail next Tuesday for long
European trip and intends to take a course at
Carlsbad for the improvement of his health.
The National Association Of Master Plumbers
will hold rs fifteenth annual convention at the
Murray Hill Hotel this week, beginning Tuesday
About seven hundred delegates will be present.
The Rev. DR.. r. +. Sample. pastor Of the West
minister Presbyterian Church, West Twenty-third-
St. having returned from the West. will occupy
his pulpit this morning and evening.
The Gansevoort Bank has made arrangements
whereby the Merchants Exchange National Bank
will after June p act as it's Clearing House agent
1t has heretofore cleared through the Third Ma
tiona! Bank which Is in liquidation.
special meeting of the stockholders Of the
Maritime Canal Company Of Nicaragua the COM
pany which holds the concession for the canaD has
been called for June is, approve issue Of
$50 900 per cent bonds. The company is
thorized issue s00Oo00tO of stock. 1t has issued
100000.
The Ramsde Line has adopted new plan by
which Its fine steamers make morning excursions
on weekdays to Cranston's. West Point. returning
by down boat which arrives at One-hundred-and-
thirty third-st. II 80 p. Tickets for the Mary
Powell from any landing will be accepted when
stamped Good Ramsdeli Line" Low prices
and good service make these excursions attractive.
There was another advance yesterday in Standard
OIL Trust certificates. There sale of ten
certificates at 325.
The Sunday Of the Presbyterian Church
Of the Sea and Land will observe chdren's day
with flower drills by the girls. singing. etc, to-day.
Fifty members of the New York Independent
Schtitzen. Of this city, going to Europe to take
part in the International shoot of sharpshooters
which will be held at Nuremberg, Germany be-
ginning July l. Gus Zmmermann the fa-
rife shot, will accompany the party, which
will sail the steamer Augusta Victoria next
Thursday. Sharpshooters from all over the world
will compete. 1t is expected that between 6Oc0
and 1000 will be present.
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STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The Silver Lake Park Commission. so named
which was recently appointed by Governor Black
to lay out public parks. met yesterday and organ
lied with George Cromwell. chairman; Arthur Hol-
lick, vice-chnirman and James G. Elicit secretary
A meeting of the Port Richmond Board OF Trus
tees was held yesterday. and much establishment
was created in the village by the action of Trustees
Brown Van Name and Walker in deposing Frank
Foggin as chairman of the Board and eecting
d. NJ Van Name In his place.
The funeral OF William Keutgen. secretary of
the Rapid Transit was held yesterday morning
being conducted by Tompkins Lodge No. Al, f.
and A. NJ The interment was in the Moravian
Cemetery. ~
meetings this week. beginning this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock in the German Club rooms. Stapleton.
Mis-. Matilda NJ Dunning has beer appointed
teacher OF English and history IN the Staten Island
Academy.
The marriage of the Rev. Joseph T.. Weinland
and Miss Grace vreeland. OF Garretsons. took
place on Thursday evening at the home OF the
bride The Rev. William H. Rice performed the
ceremony.
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Old Folks Concert in Trinity Westinghouse
on Friday night was interesting and successful
affair The guests about three hundred in ALL were
received by Miss Mitchell. OF Pelham Manor, and
Mason Currier was schoolmaster The programme
consisted Of antique costume drills and odfash,oned
music f. Santley Butler and Mrs. Howard r. Ware
sang a duet. and reciations were given by william
Collins and Miss Mary F. Hayes. The affair was
In aid OF the Woman's Exchange, and several hun
dred dollars realized.
The first smoking concert Of the Huguenot Yacht
Club will be given at the clubhouse. In Neptune
Place. in Thursday night On alternate Saturday
nights there will be yachtsmens balls and on alter
Trinity Day School will close the present term
next Friday morning, when appropriate exer,
cises will be given. The sixth year OF the school
will open In September
Members of the Corinthian Fleet OF New-Rochelle
and their friends were entertained at a smoking
concert last night. Among those who took part IN
the entertainment Guy Standing. Edgar Nor
ton: Ralph Delmore. Lewis Baker and Dr. James
IL EOotA.
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4 MURDER AT SEA.
THE FIRST MATE OF THE JUSTIN II. NIGER
SOIL MYSTERIOUSLY KILLED-SEV-

THE FIRST MATE OF THE JUSTIN II. lNGER-
SOIL MYSTERIOUSLY KILLED-sEv-
ERAL OF THE CREW HELD.
On the arrival at this port yesterday morning Of
the American bark Justin II. Ingersoll, Deputy
United States Marshal went on board the vessel
and arrested her present second mate, named Am
mon. and two seamen, named William Nicoll and
Louis Larson as witnesses to the alleged murder
Of First Mate John Christensen by Paul Blanchard.
a French sailor. the outward voyage from this
port TO Montevideo When the vessel was TO the
eastward Of Bermuda, at o'clock on the morning
of December q. Christensen disappeared from the
ship.
Captain Henry Petersen. who was below, was
aroused by cries of Man overheard? He rushed
on deck and found Blanchard, Ammon and Nicoil.
who declared that the first mate had accidentally
fallen into the sea. The vessel was Immediately
hove to. but trace Of the mates body could be be
found. The next morning Captain Petersen found
boodstains on the deck Blanchard and Nicoi!
called upon to but they Sy ds se eck
told dF him that he helped Blanchard to throw the
attending to my watsh s.a NS s u f bsi1
him ldft the body. refused and he drew knife,
threaienns XIII il aid not took hSld Of
The moon shone full on the body lifted 1t up.
and then that the mans head had been en-
4 '1 Knit. had also evidently been stuck into the
head / didn't see Blanchard strike the man. and
When Ammon, who was a stepbrother OF me
murdered man. learned tina. Blanchard was under
suspicion az the murderer. he secured revolver
and chasing him around the deck. tred SIX SHOTS
az him none OF which however hit the man.
Later Ammon again tried TO Kill him. and the cap
tain had to force the two men apart at the point
Of pistol. ,, 4. ,,.o
blanchard was put In irons and taken TO Monte;
yideo where he turned over TO the United
states Consul who returned him TO this country
on the Yantic which arrived at Hampton ROADS
on Thursday. o.. ..,.,
ties on a charge of murder on the high seas.
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Ribbons.
Main floor. front

Main hooF h0ut,
A and inch Gauzes satin stripes: 4-inch Louisineo
and Taffetas: 4-inch Chiffon Ribbons satin 4 80
stripes per I'D. ......................''''',
No 20 Satin and Gros Grain. all silk; 20 shades.
Including black: 4-inch Gauze3. fancy stripes; 10
Taffetas. colors: black Mores per yd..... 41~
No. Satin and veive, Ribbons all desirable Sc
coors per piece Of 10 yds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
The most handsome lot OF fancy Ribbons ever
offered: real value 3c the yard Taffetas and double
faced Satins: colored Noire TaHetas No. 50. Satin
and Gros Grain all silk. 20 shades. including 0c
black. per yd...........'''.''' .''''''''''''' ~
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

William Grace. one Of the best-known and oldest
residents OF this village. died suddenly at his
home in Sleepy Hollow early yesterday morning
He was born In Ireland eighty-two years ago. and
came to this country when boy. 1ie leaves seven
children six daughters and son. Gerald Grace. a
prominent business man Of the village. His daugh-
tiers Mrs. James Shaw. OF White Plains Mrs
beth. Margaret, Jennie and Annie Craze The
funeral will be held tomorrow morning at st.
Teresa's Church. The burial will be In Sleepy
Hollow Cemetery.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY. JUNE r. 1897
ARRIVED.
Steamer ST Paul Jamison. Southampton June 4. with
mdse 22a cabin and 100 seerase passengers to the In
ternationai Navigation Co. Arrived the Bar 6:i7
Steamer La Champagne Fr). Poirot. Havre June 8.
with mdse lOl cabin and lb2 steeraEe passengers to A
Forget. Arrived the Tar at 6:i0 p m.
steamer ASH Ger Muller. Rio Jhneiro May 20 and
st Lucia June T. with mdse TO Funch. Edge & Co Ar
rived at the Bar at
steamer Calico CBeig Fisher, Rio Janelro May g.
Bahia 81 Penambuco 80 and 81 Lucia June with mdse
and 81 passengers to Busk Jevons Arrived at the Bar
1870 p
Steamer chaucer tDrl. Russell, Santos May H. Bahia
20 1mbuoo Is and ST Lucia June g. with mdse to
Busk 4 ,Jevons. Arrived At tho Bar at 7;36 m.
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Leather Goods.

Main hcof, ce"''
Sol. leather Dress suit Cases stesi Is and ) OK
n, tnch.s manufactured to sell az vs. ~ A.CO
q "a. spec,al price Monday .'''.''' ,, 90
leather club Bags. full ls-nch s Ms,,aay JCS
rated lock and catch; special price "' "a
Ladies' white calfskin Belts. VIII" '0' lAC
Ladies' black. tan and orange SOLO 'e''" lJC
Reits with pocket. .......'... '''''''''''''
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PEEKSKILL.

fashionable audience gathered at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. Charles c. Knight, In Park-st., yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock, and listened with In
terest TO a most charming musical by the pupils OF
Miss Millar and Miss Knight.
There will be Children s Day exercises In all the
Protestant churches in Peekskill to-day
large number Of friends gathered at the home
Of Miss Emma /. Hudson In Nelson-ave., yesterday
afternoon, and listened to a musical by the pupils
of Miss Hudson. An excellent programme OF
twenty eight numbers given.
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MOUNT VERNON.

Mr. and Mrs Frank r. Chambers gave . recep-
ZION IN their new home. Crows Nest. Bronxville on
Friday night. They were assisted In receiving by
Miss Chambers Mrs Will s. Lowe. Mrs.. Edward
cav and others. The new mansion has seventy
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Wall Paper.
Third floor, front.

Third floor, front.
ooO rolls Of heavy embossed dark red Wall Paper
,ormerIv sold at SOC. per roll: Mondays 1chC
NJ ,bor : 600 rolls OF good gilt Papers, suitable
Cor narors halls dining rooms regularly sod
at l2ihc a roll Monday special price.
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China.
Basement

English porcelain Tea Set. SO pieces. nicely deco
rated underglaze. in blue and sea green, I TX,
special price Monday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~''O
English porce ain Dinner Set ll5 pieces. gold edges
combination includes dozen Plates Soup Tursen, y
Vegetable Dishes and all other useful articles TO MAKE
I'd IFS pieces: regularly sold at $500; Mon = mn
days special price. .......................'. O'VV
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Third floor.

.,., ,,r,o,s,ersa Rocker we'll made. covered
,,S esood gray all silk tapestry regular price uP
W SATURDAY. night was $780, Mondays special l IN
-, ,.L rohs size OF top oix24. we'll finished:
rsSYiar price up 10 Saturday night was Sl.0'; nc
sn.c,al price Monday ..............''''''''''
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Shoes.

Abou, 5000 pairs Ladies' OXFORD .r 81 90 for them
Aoou na chocolate Don't you pay Mon Ok
tan i &na When YOU can get them here Mo l.AO
laIo
SA Ss,ssD sn ss:a.a an 'i pair SOD 5c
i S,ru as they last Monday at. per p"'
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Bicycles.
Second floor, rear.


Another lot Of 100 Herald BICYCLES both laaies ana
mems STYLES each guaranteed for a year. ~ MI
nhue .bev last at the special price of...'''
-, p,cyce Saddles padded top. mems ana
,,d,ss' stvles listed at the manufacturers 70 .SS
retail at $500: our price Monday '-'''-'''''
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
c,s. 90 Sunset 7 90 Moon sets a 2:46 Moons IA
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AN-sandy Hook 6:03 Gov. Island GIL Hell Gate 500
PM-Sandy Hook 6:2l Gov. Island GO Hell Gate s32
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Mems Suits.
Main door, rear.

Main door, rear.
Mems Spring su'ts from iecsn, great purchasei
e,ita formerly SOD So IS ard $3.50 and more.
They are alvool. AL colors. all sizes; choice = *
while they last wv
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Toilet Goods.


o. bottle of Violet Perfume; Mohdayo FAC
1yocAburv.s Facial Soap. price per cake.......
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sore JyDORsED FOR GOVERNOR.

Dayton Ohio June 12-The Democratic OF this
county in mass convention unanimously Endorsed
Paul J. sorg of Middletown, for Governor and IN
structed the delegation to the State convention
accordingly.
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Baby Carriages.

Second moor, rear.
Your choice Of 20 styles Of fine reed Baby Car.
r,aRes upholstered throughout with derby cloth and
SEX plush good 7aras9s. all improvements. x S0
regularly sold at $50 Mondays special price O.CO
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Mems Underwear.


Mems fine balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, In tan,
hue brown and other colors. with or without satin
trimmings, extra we'll finished. all sizes 00c
should be SOC. TO CSC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. wv
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Prescription Dept.


Iaebig Beet. Wine and Iron; per bo''e' Mo"- loo
Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower and scaip HcC
Cleaner Monday.
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Refrigerators.

Second HoOr, rear.
Model Refrigerators OF hard wood bronze trim
Rings charcoal lined all the latest improvements.
size q inches wide 10 inches deep ~ inches e OK
high regular price o. 49, Mondays special price O.CO
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Bows Suits.

Main hoof. rear.
Your unreserved choice Of all $500 Blouss
Suits in fine worsteds and serges. for ooyA . TX
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New train for indianapolis and St. Louis By
New-York Central Leave Grand Central Station
900 o. m; arrive Indianapolis next evening. st
Louis second morning. sc
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Pictures.

Second floor centre.
Fine Photographers and Engravings on japan paper,
all ready matted for framing size 2tx30 inches large
line o! good subjects; sell. II regular picture x
stores at from $50 to 90: while they last le)C
Handsome and artistic color Paintings in fine
gilt Fiorentine frames: our price formerly -
81 So special for Monday. ................... (OC
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Sun Umbrellas.

Main floor, centrA
24-inch Union Tafreta Silk Sun Umbrellas darn
blue and dark red. steel rod cases and tassels 70
match, natural wood handles trimmed with sterling
silver would regularly be a quick seller at I 10
81 D. Mondays special price. A'AV
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Upholstery.

T'hird floor. centre.
-. ,. =, suko,,ne would regularly be good
49, ~ inc ner ward for this sale Monday, per &c
yard ...............'.'.'..' ,, ~. n
900 yards OF Tambour Curtain MusNn' i''' &c
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Artificial Flowers.

foliage, per bunch. Observation-Disclosures. 1OS
Clovers. very natural effects per bunch...... 1VS
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CARPETS and Rugs.


Z, ns.,erns OF strictly all wool Kidderminste EsN
ot rpee,iar COO quality; your choice Monday Inc
per yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,'''''''.':
lot OF double face Smyrna Rugs 7xlo q I'll
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Housefurnishing.

4-quart enamelled steel. Tipped Saucepan made by
the Granite Ware Co.. regular price SOC, ~
special price Monday. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ItN
Challenge Clothes Wrngers. fine hardwood frame.
malleable iron trim. pure rubber rollers war 7Sc
ranted regular price 81 co. Mondays price,. OON
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Jewelry Dept.


Fox tail Iorgnette Chains. from France, fun TIC
,eneth Roman finish Mondays special price,
tot. NJ, Shirt Waist Sets-2 lots are rolled plate,
IL, s,ona setting: the other lot is mother OF pear
mounted on sterling silver; no set in the lot Tic
worth less than +Oc; your choice Monoa'''''
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Notions.

Main floor. cent'V'
Whit. Tape. y inch to inch wide r''| %
on Monday for 49, - ,r,.rs nickel Nc
chldrens wai., and Hose s MNpSgDsas'... 1ON
plated CLASP black thread ~ Monday 'DO0'
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Gloves.
Main floor. front

Mem. Castor Gloves, especially good Tor lSc
bicycling; Mondays special price per pair
ladies' Biarritz Gloves. embroidered backs !" 70
ran brown and white: would make goo" Inc
bicycle Cove Mondays price. .....'''.''''''
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Handkerchiefs.

Main floor. centre
49,. . r,..r Handkerrhlefs half inch drawn
thread hemst,tch. 2 lots for Monday: those &c
that were 2ic Monday. .............'''''''''
o., Monday 15c
Ladies' sheer Linen Handkerchief. hemstycnce'
hand embroidered corners. retails At 2Sc.; 1CKC
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Announcements.

Henry A. Daniels. NJ. D..
30 West s9th ST - $500
Of the Nervous system Impotence Sterilty
and Ike ailments. houIs l" Il " o.
T.. e. W. Pocantico NaKouas e. " W.
Both new effects in high banded collars.
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Gas Stoves.

Second floor. rear.
Strong we'll made. one-burner Gas Stoves Hot
Plates usually sold 25c.: Mondays special 90
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nll.a with rare decorations and

two rooms. and is filled with rare decorations ana
paintings. 40, VII. IN.
Trinity Chapter Daughters OF the King; tr mas
president: Miss Evelyn Graham vice. PRESIDENT
Mrs j. c. Foley, secretary, and Miss May H. Ciapp'
treasurer.