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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

No remembered was his wife and children stand,
ing over him bathing his fore.e1u, u" Lon, about
exploded ana the eus'e D'1 "o' "9
me T, p1 no So. ont to catch Mr Eagle, and Sc.
,-ir on the smooth top of the barnyard post. ne
Gayle must have steered shy OF the trap for N "a
few days Wilson was rewarded by hhuhS o'e
HACK crow eniangled In the trap. -. A..
Next comes .hs raost remarkable part OF the
story and as Wilson exhibits evidence supporting
"ivpprEtinr about his lover-ho day week
later Wilson suddenly espied the gray eagle about
ONE hundred feet above him. c!rcling about and
holding something strange In lis taiohs. "sSn
dropped his tools and stood gazing intently at the
and seemed he trying 10 get Ine on MN i,o,n
the sky With his wings outspread he seemed as as
beet fell from s talons and came whiFnS SS, T.
MN, be- the revengeful eagle swoopng down upon
% or nv scPs Of and
object fell with thud among the Hover Rossh Norma
from which the flesh had nearly all fallen on
N ,r1c 1o the same day by the sight OF big ocks
OF a@S Woods ssT nssr S he WENT down
gate There must have been hve hunor re- .iH SoS
EgmSd 0 ttr t nesh from the bones and double
score Of them sduabbling for the eho'ceS' o''
The deer had evidently been shot by some
poacher there IL aw against smoS ap
head as a merento OF the eagle VINO attempted "
XII him ,.,,. ., bird, which .nhabi,
enc seacoest tell many interesting stories OF utla
sneocttv The same gray old eagle liseo 10 'nane
yk9L' Island his favorie roos ting place LArse
nshhawks and thousands OF gulls also nauns 'i s
~ o,a food When fish are scarce me gun. on
novel method OF opening ea IN, a wu non me bar
o. uif swoop down. get n clam ana tnei as.e as
ng about loo into The air let !, t Oh arn aways
H ne ' i.gv guils watching who. when NE clam
strikes the rocks dart thither ana stea the birds
Ihh nrssssiic,naliy the bald-headed old ease from
his eyre will hand ana WIN sw'sn nd o. , ,s
broad wings knock out TWO OF t"'ec BUNS Ga" P'"
49, M the clam food himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
COL. TATSON'S STATEMENT.
HE SAYS THE THIRTEENTH hb'lMh'>
HAS NOT VIOLATED ANY
OBLIGATION.

HIS ORDERS WE'RE ISSUED N THE bi;ldEF THAT
TIE CAMP At HEMrsTEAD WAS FOR VIOLIN
TIERS TO THE NATIONAL ARMY-THE
REGIMENT READY 10 OBEY ORDERS AS
a RDilMENT But Nor TO EEIllN-
ouIsH ITS ORGANIZATION.
Colonel william /. Watson Of the 18th Req
ment. the greater part q which refused 70 vol
unteer al Hampstead on Friday. last n'eht 49,
sued the following statement:
r, tho public: The discussion which has teken
place IN regard the recent action OF ne I'm t''s
rnnr makes il proper that l. as ts colonel shouin
ac,uaied II Ia tme CofsT he s'"s So far as
am personally concerned am content 20 ley my
military record stand withou, exparstion
The 18Th Regiment IS one @, We 9urS - ~
"ccas,ors during the civil Wal and has responded
,non II During the many years OF us services u
rs established traditions and associations whoa
J. 70 created tho strongest kind OF union ano
esnri, de corps among rs officers and men. In en-
listing In the 1874 no officer or man eire.,ep H.
rat'ons than 70 do what they were ordered II ce--
tanly was no: understood tiht they 49," oas =.
ped 20 volunteer for Two Years serWcr n case
he country decided to organiSe counter hT'ny
In framing the Hun m under ~n,n .o ol hae
been called for. 4 was decded ioi 49, sb an,
rrn,enr they must do so AZ individuals ana "fho''
f Tsc state Authorities mrh; II they saw r. 70 %
/ CO. have followed tho course which was 'oi.G".
uPGq ihi 6 ,6c Haoa Guard sucn orer. wosi
have teen promptly ooeyeq y a. Wv W, ~ c,n
,rsrv itat tie officers and men composing 'nt c
fcrort regiments should Dc ,i..he- hey
| d..ired 70 volunteer a. individuals 'or '"' '''''
,Sis mean, anything # mean that this was 20
! 10 an ur,ramucied expression o' I'M" p't Geo.
,c "a" - Zach man and That he was 10 De as H.
! ~ y " = II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

cr,,1-cENTrNNIAL OF SITS. PETER AND
PAUL. AND FATHER MAlDNEs BiRIh-
DAY TO BH, REMEMBERED QUIETLY.
~. ot,ieth anniversary OF the dedication OF SIS
D,o, ond Pauls Church and tn" seventy -seV"nh
,,,,.ersarv OF the birth Of the Rev Sylvester MA
,o,e who has been pastor Of tho chufch slnc" ~
.,u he celebrated today quietly The Kew. 10y
vcGlvnu. a lifelong friend % Father Malone WI"
d,reas the parishloners at the lOJ O'Clock mass
:, l., .he wish Of the venerable priest that there
.h,.ld be no ella borate celebration
,r, church was dedicated atty years ago yes
,,roav by the Itight Rev. John Hughes. Bishop OF
Ncw-York 1t the first that had been pun III
,be dincese Of New YORK IA the Gothic style or
err nifecture and Was considered at the time one OF
10 orcst structures OF It's Kind IN nat part Of the
country. o.. IL, - ,..,,.,,a, 800. ,,.,,,r or
o,,r an fl Sunday again said Father Malone yes
,trssv land that j. reason why desire that us
ohsrrvaiicn shall be quiet vii try and have IL
- ,i,,ch I'm harmony with the religious and solemn
character OF The DAY AZ ! Gun , -
~ told the public al large that next year we
,ouId have a celebration Of the dedication O.. the
." our country. We postpone our rejoicing unii'
-, ,iroe OF general thankful ness arrives. That Is
~, reason for asking THAI there be no ce.ebra on
a., tho nrnsout time We must walt until the time
arrives that favOrs IeJOicHs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
IyZARDS WHICH WALK ERECT.

From Nature.
When drawing attention about n year ago
~ mo hiued movements OF certain Australian
id. notably the coulcal little chlamydo-
sa,,,r,s or drilled lizard" whose photograph Is
now, familiar. Mr. savilie- Kent ieferred 10 an
',ooornrued runor that Inc Mexican isuhhoid
ud o,eo nossesses the power OF running on its
I M" ,ss heing led 10 this by the correspond
nnce in general structure OF the creatures espe
,uy the abnormal length of the hinu nnps'
cIihS ,,,ohas a letter from man living In the
W., Indies which shows that there also eii ,he
W,ords IRON the large tree iguara i've Zee.
, ,iH Iown 10 the tiniest mites when schihpeI
Iohb' a,, tho stones are accustomed 10 run
sDou i on %' heir hind legs when hurried the cor
respondent adds the interesting ,beS of the
that o' 70 old drawings Of lizards running
Gu, cur, Mr.. savile-Kent points out that 'h h,
peculary which year MAS has d noW been
many mo- nnmon to 80 many different spe-
ns - lizards deserves attention as po.ns ~
c ,',nsdsl iocomotion In Soma remote ~nce''o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

Ike nothing I'm the world so much as a man
a.. /, ,-harl k,rrhi.f ON" shot was H''H AZ q,
r.rr.- Ter and that shot proved the .""sc ""'
fouud Then the work began
ACCURACY or TARGET PRACTICE
For half az hour these guns pitched shelis
,nrollgh or under or the target. according 10
rr,ug directions. with a. much ACCURACY - " NJ.
yrlilI ms. A winchester rife nj hundren ai's
m. work was done nth the precision Oh Il ''VNh
,rhorn Vas the rush OF the piece INTO us Nrst PD
8, ion the quick command to load. the rap1 ann
.rI iischargc the faint scream or IN" sHeh, t"o
r,fr Of smoke md dull report as II struck ana we
iust ros. up Ia "A pillar. When * was ehn'u w
rode acro., IN" valley and up tho opposite s'oPSs
~ IN. spot where the tent ny had stood. bls o
II law about here and there. one OF me po''"s
vas bitten short OF. For MY yards below inc
other polr for thirty yards on either sde OF u anu
Sr- n hundred yards above IL the .artn was nor
piouehed- IT was narrowed. An ant could not nave
lived on Ia" ground. ,,.. .Ao, ,,orld have
hncono OF an opposing force. Men ana horses
v,oud have been dead and all guns d!sinouh'eu IN
Nv. minutes after the nrinE began mere -,
49,. h..n no better illustration OF the hbaoutr'S
fe,al character Of these pieces II was fouhd th'.'
,b.v dld not hecorpc unmanageaDle through hc'N
,he, IN. breech mechanism displayed no sign Oh
s,rnir that the rccOil was not greater thhh VIZ
c,lculn,,d and that accuracy was as p"tlcct VIII
"a. in.. sheu as with the Nrst. These nhuHRS "ci {
reuortcd 10 the Washington auth"fitirs' 't,'u ,ns
,nnnufac,ure Of the guns went on. ne iesu ),
Army is now thoroughly supplied WIN .n'i': az h
~ th.v mr.. cent 10 Cubn they Will be rouuu ~ NC
,he most convincing takers In favor OF Ouo"''
indcpendencc ever devised 10y man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
TIE EGGS WE'RE TOO SMALL.
THE CUSTOMERS THEREFORE, RETV RNEp HE.
TO THE GRocER's


From the Memphis Scim.tar IA
r.. L,,u,hani,e whose cook had Deen tucn ~.s
mis- r; i'm de jints had gone 10 me
or,ba .ggs his wife wanted Tor the Cvis - -:
- - SeNes ike those his mother useu " i.,a
lie found the grocery man snT,.is 90 ,hS
re iou'" ,,s a, harmless looking bag lying on ths
'o 49, did YOU say" said the corner grocer man
40 he tried 10 timber up that p.triheu svuuis 5 -
az ru here's a bag OF 'em ali READY zone W, :.
Iii ,aka 'eu And then he icy loose na -.
laugh that echoed through the MANS anu '"'@'
WI" IT, s,,hurhanite began 20 fear that the cornet
,,r.nsrrmon had gone suddenly insane, ana rs ps.
ear 20 keap a wary eye upon the doo! 10 pe ieauS
2" make his exit with agility should IL prove 'ns
better part OF valor TO do so ,.,.,oar recov.
.rcd his mental equilibrium sufficiently 10 explain
rhat his temporary alteration or nina ana Inan-
re~s had been caused by the fact that the near
est" Of his customers. Mrs. ID. had Jus, re-
turned BIZ her servant the bag CT eggs ne neu -.
Tered 10 her by special messenger IN response 10
her earnest solicitation over the telephon" A.
After I'd gone TO the trouble 10 get noy "
t,ko 'em 10 her-thc wagon had gone on, on ie 20 -
trin-sne sent them eggs back 10 me. sayih thes
wasn't large enough for the money. ana JUST ,oia
that half-starved looking nigge: o nefs 10 20 %.
home and tell her mistress that Ia sent worc 70
ali tho hens in this part OF the country that they
ought TO be ashamed o themselves ior gNn SUN
y,ntv fruit and II they didn't 40 better next layin
ri have the Almighty take their loo away iLom
'em and give IL the cephan's az ~. Mn ~ ~
could Just about Law eggs Dig enough 10 III III
n = notions about how biz eggs ought 10 he at "n
.Sav now did you ever hear OF anything SO %
Moan and ..,ngy as TO send them eggs uack pc
cause tns hens didn't give rurning-cNrr measurs'
And the suburbanite said he never mao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
FIELD GUNS IN WAR.
THEY ARE THE FAvORITE WEAPON
AMONG MILITARY MEN.

o,v OF ruv FIRST TRIAL OF THE "AlE"'
v,,rr GUNS At sAH ANTONIO. TEX.
,,o c,,caso Timcs-Herald.
rom .o.n,on, Of the modern field gun Is run,
Inc " ,hn drvelopment OF other bramch,S ~, I'd
e9,srv armament 1t has been os "a, spcclai-
~..hin ~, hs results OF extended tests hnvc e,aeT
sis ana .'e Of a weapon Of great ac,uiH -
in t'" prodnt,,ios orce The field gun OF to-day is
ma ma favori,e weapon OF the mary mn" t;,n"ms,ra-
p Chen Opportunity to use II occurs, rc a.
u nIreGted win ihc remark ma, ,,ilspy but tho
hW ,,ry which NAPOLEON knew was nV' % non,
%e mentioned on the sains umy ,,rh Tho rnoderns
gIacei runparcd to DO slaughter The nTst siru
step forward was ike Wva Ths v% scicnne rules
If noting and the improvement IN PA rn now in
POWDERS nave done me res ccras a. ~ range as
use by tho Powers ~ az A crrgv
riae and has tremendous eh''s''
rorA1. TO FRENCH AND GERMAN "'N
The United States has no better noi, and
,han those with which ne armies 80 %, IN "s coed
M our other ordnance they are all mad on ,.T
aide Of the water. The american ~ rfect
eds 20 rnGeeG many Inc chief
in ded guns ana n IN are ,nT the pToducis Of
Eains The ncd guns Of the United States H,r re
m@de At A. Nayy and for coast defence arc
Turned out at Washington. They nav" g",,o o,rso
e ,o %ST" nTe r 'i rnsthy Tor 'hs Width
and sht bat s'Tonsy either on @
\ 70
Sion or by time fuse gener4ly thr hnf,rv
SSrd with great rapdty Each gun OF nA'''i!
~ re-, -, n,nn,nd Of a lieutenant. who. under IN, tye
~ rs SUPERIOR sights II and directs Us "ot
IL "h,a bls elevation. depression ana "inH-thuk
frrI.. AZ his fingers ends. and with nm goo
ppo'.tne is mainly n question OF care ne po".IsI
fIIo nos Guns f. the smaller grained nro"u
Lsxagona Kind though the sphsrodal IS
Yr some calibrcs. The recoil OF ms gun on ~
-. ,',d is twenty-six fe.t. with the wheeIs ui,-
ocked With the wheels locked It Iecos hsr
Ia &C. rim forward and rr!!shted very s"llaG
I IN point blank range Is 22o yards II can be mace
cerrtive M a much greater distance OF cou .i
20 ars nrcfer that range for accurate shoohS
II fell TO me seven years ago 10 rspot rec
NJ ~ thnm were sent TO Fort Sam HOUSTON, az san
..i,onin Tex where Light Battery # 90 hrtleii5
Anaon n..oo;;ioned under command OF Major James Is
Emrbsnk most capable officer now aiIncn Major
tns,hanN was instructed 10 try them out tho nor
onehiy and for this purpose slec'eo or, az of san
o"e IN C;enahs ranch sixty ines north % .'n
Antonio The guns we're planted sr. IN hin and
p~n,ed across shallow valley on the OPPOSE
hill 2Ho ya.as IL by Q feet IN dimension. and was
Stretched on two poles. Al that distance '''As0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
NO PAVEMENTS COMING.
PRESIDENT CIRCUIT WANTS A TAXPAY-
EES SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.

THE CITY MIST PAY FOR STREET REPAIRS IN
MANHATTAN. PUT BROOKLYNITEs WILL. BE
ASSESSED ONIi HALF THE COST OF
REPAIRS THEY HAVE MADE.
Edward VI. Grout president OF the Borough OF
Brooklyn. said yesterday that he did not believe
that any pavement would be laid in Brooklyn dur
ing the present summer At the meeting Of the
Board OF Public improvements in Manhattan OF
Tuesday all resolutions to pave streets in Brook
lyn were referred back 70 Mr.. Grout. Tho Board
refused 10 consider them. and now President Grout
Will refuse receive them. ana thus hopes to in
cite taxpayers suit which will determine Off
cially the question in dispute between him and
Mayor Van Wyck. II Will be remembered thdt
Mayor Van Wyck vetoed the bill making the sys-
ten Of repairing streets uniform In al the Dor
oughs NJ Grout had discovered that tho charter
allowed the Manhattan authorities to repave streets
IN that borough when considered necessary. at the
expense OF the city. while in Brooklyn such re-
paving could not be done unless peti;ion"d Tor by
property-owners who were willing TO pay half the
cost
Tho attitude Of Mayor Van Wyck is causing
much unfavorable comment among Brooklyn peo-
pic. They say it is reverson to the Ola Demo mo
cratic DAYS in Brooklyn. when there were 10 pave
nents except poorly laid Cobbiestones ihey arr
comparing adversely TO the present ednlnlsNa-
yavements that were laid during the adIninlslra-
non Of Alfred 7. White As tl'y WORKS onin,s
souer and which We're also laid freely unuer the
administration Of Commissioner Wits ,.,, -,
President Holahsn OF The Board of fubhc IN,
movements tod Mr. Grout that the Board would
not consider The question or repavlnR hlDoE, y y
streets unless the property-ownels would pay hait
the cost, This ultimatum of lanmaiN lial ~
Erooklyn apples not ONLY 10 streets which therc -
no GREAT necessity for repaNins. but TO- stree
whoTo ropavlnE IS absolutely necessary. and which;
r. left as they are VIII endanger The welfare OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
A FLORISTS STORY.
HOW MOUNT DESERT EAGLE TRIED II
KILL HIM
From The Bangor Commercial

From The Bangor Commercial -
rioris, Wilson who lives on the norway nr' g.
~ ,r.oucn,ed by the Bar Harbor tourists ~
.''mm.r tells Of wonderful happenings 49, ~ ov 90.
Inn IN the woods Wilson has traveileo a., hes
the world according to his own s.TrnSs' ,nn most
hor ,nrk %. All trades. He has rhi'tu sHo "a IN
,,racfivc children Mount Desert isiaia a. all ~, -
,,,,ner one Of the sights Is to see MY nse al
r,rIs ranging In age from four TO eleVen hair
;, no sau.. complexion dress ana poi H. 70
Va,,," netird by the women or fashion. me al"
norneed pnnsy Violet, Undine. DAISY ana LILY. ,,s
Another Of wilson's claims 10 distinom"n III nom
80 49, faculty. OF telling tales or the WOODS TO ~
10 t,ome Hts latest which Is corronotaseu - -
s r,s Concerns the big gray eagle WHICH nus a,a
llle,'u, Wong the Mount Desert NILS ioi y."' o.
,r,, 4. said 10 be the ,argest Gag ever s ST.. -.
t,i ,nr, NJ Maine Wilson has a chicken % -
~ small farm and has raised aulte ,i no. los So
IN ", az for market Lately he ha, been coun'ihf
.s"b dnv until he began 10 suspect a IN re-
pnr'mg ont one morning TO the henyhrui ~ i O.
na 70 grent clucklng OF hens qua kins o q
sp,e ord general hubbub In the barhy arc ne W.
t,,s, in time 70 see big gray Gag soa,l" ius
Jus ,,,,h his p.t bantam rooster III MS lhion. s,
few mornings later. Wilson looking our Oh h IA
- az sunrise the selishHe nouic ~ u
", nIev sitting Ike the emblem on d tWt"ts -u S
"a 80, D. ,eoe immoyahly upon hisn posi- IN IIonu
81 ~ Incubator waiting for some one 70 appeAi
and open the poultry yard for his breakIas,
y,son lodged into the room and got MS snotSun:
t.s hadn't red of this particular nrsarm TOT many
month"; He nrsd at the eagle Inc next 'h'hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08


Ftv only So rch Cut Water Bottles IN various GU"
tines. ea,h piece is specimen Of American sN'll Il,
,hr rlnu,l t,re Of Ecsan, cut Glass. the regular
rriocs would be IS co. IL co. 1000 and 500 PICK
from among them At . 90 ..,.
ul weight bowls full sizes: all new, having pee F
cat within the past week The Hnees cut III na"
inch bowls 3 SO inch bowls, ! 'o ..
And then new little prices have been put on all me W.
Glass. Every piece hand polished, no 4dd po'''eo
F,ui, Bowl, 90. $50, 700. 3 90 90, 10 90, 10 So
l2OO 1850 1900 1900, 1850 l"oo' ZO'VO'
$500 -o .oo
Fruit Naples, Shallow bowls, Q so, 800, $780, 400
owe Dishes. 90, . 80 3 90, o so, a75, 400. 60
c,'e ~ Dishes co. 100, 80, 800, so, 900 10 co.
II 90, l2 90, l35O .o o.
Flower Va,.s. - cts % 295, $50. $50. 90
90 4 80. 90. $50. 90. $50 : so. 500. 90
90. . 80 10 50. II %, II 30, l2Oo, - o. 10 %
IL. 50 20 co. 25 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

iced 10 be stricky original an never before az
tempt ID in the world ANA probably ever VII %
b9 the orashun OF the DAY deli' rcd by he honri-
bul Spud Hooper. . ,..x.
FL the spea n suits the crowd u VIZ i"'' bi;
Cf bit don't seem IN suit the kolnmttec ~ puplc
safety will FIRE a voley Of Winchester pals irto
the speaker's stan an the orasluN VII s"ase. ~
sneach viii deal mostly with the dog law an mo
rise an fall greek an African po"lrs ne re,
enic drama will be discussed an 80 vlI the ora
ery of Pickens county. Everybody = 0inersu ~, "
coma on, an III bring a wel-stO~ked Wlnchess,es
rife a quart NV r1oonsh.ne a life insurance po"SS
an a ready made obituary.
BY order Nv the kommittee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

at coffee and tea pots 25cts instead OF 4sctS
8 at coffee higgins, 42tt, instead OF 1octs.
No 6 tea kettles 40ots instead OF Scots
No. 7 tea kettles, Scots. instead Of 90.
8 at stew pans, 19cts instead OF 32ets.
Ut stew pans, 25cts instead OF Acts
Oval dish pans. 69ots instead OF /. %
3 at. sauce pans, 23cts. instead OF 45ets.
at. sauce pans, 39cts. instead of CO.
Ovsl l,h kettles, 81 instead Of 2 30.
g at. stove pot, 40ots. instead Of 75ots
az. stove pot, 64cts instead Of 10.
3 at. milk PANS, lOcts. instead Of i5cts
81, at mix pars. l2cts instead OF l9cts.
at mix pans. l4c's instead Of 25ots
Il ,nch deep pc plates, llets instead OF 2?,ts
Q inch deep elIy cake pan 9ctS instead OF loc'''
Drinking cups 6lts instead Of lloiS
at oval cake pans. l3cts. instead OF 25cn.
N, oval cake pans, - cts instead OF 29ct'
4 OF, oval cake pans, 17ots. instead OF 33cts
Colanders. l9cts instead OF 35cts.
Wash basins l5cts instead OF Boots
l.rped saucepans, at. llcts instead OF 2oets.
/ Iiprcd saucepans, 3 ct, l3cts instead OF Z4ots.
I 'r,e1 <,urerans. & OF 2Octs instead Of 3scts.
p,,sfe,,;ng krttl,> at. 24o,s instead Of 4Octs
p,ese,v,no kettles Gt.. 96cts instead Of 5Octs.
p,e,e.,i,y ksttl,s s dt. 30cts instead OF 5Sots.
S,,,,cb, s,u,enans 3 d, o5cts instead OF 4Octs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
TIE MORTGAGE WAS FILED.
OFFERED IN EVIDENCE. oN THE DIREc1o% OF
IUsTIrr GARRETsoN. ~ THE FORE
CLOSURE SUIT or THE EXECu-
TORS OF JOHN FLYNN

TIE trial OF the suit OF the executors OF JON"
Flynn 10 foreclose s2.475 mortgage on thc properly
OF John and Della Cline. at Ba lie and Nevins SIS
was begun In the Supreme Court, before justice
Garretson. Friday afternoon. and VIII be con-
tnued on Monday.
Cline gave tho mortgage 20 John Flynn In 1870
and Flynn turned the instrument over TO stephen
". Hoye. his attorney. to record Flynn died. ana
his executor discovering a record Of the mortgage
began suit In foreclosure through their attorney.
John {. Judge Mr. HOye still held the mortgage,
ana refused 10 give IL up He declared that ne he4o
II pending the e,t.efnent Of some difficulties. -
- Nr Judge moved for order 10 examine MT;
Hoye as g. third party. and Justice Johnson granted
the motion directing Mr. Hove TO answer the
questions asked him In the report OF this mo-
oen II was said that Mr.. Hoye had not filed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

VANTAGE TlOI TO Ic OV1"I''NN' W.
oSCTS. INSTEAD or 80 10 -
go ,Y,,cc.,, and house dresses ~ pec1eS,
,,'.,s md ,n,,tlc, Including plcce house de'Nes'
w St' t I Trimmed with c'rb'od, 'aeen
.s ,,,s.es nbbon coilsr AMI bet, pcfc'it
wrarper>, .orr and sleeves nn.r'i WIN en- en-.
h,o,i--y. fancy lawn wrappers hle and 'Hn'o'a,i}
,,-med Also N tbs 1T !, sample gNIneI'>i
new sizes. handsomely cmwoiiee,' "'F' ~"
'ee> Tia, 80 10 3 co. choice o' all 0S't'
zoo GOOD percale wrappers III Navy and medium
coenrg,. yoke brad Trimmed, i1' 'tH'' 's"'
h,cI. s?eei. as long as they last, 59't'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

QUALITIES IN exclusive designs and sNIcs TlsueN IT
,.,, Bar. ELECTS. Satin and Gros Grain broc1ies'
F.ncy A,,umc, white ground Gro, Gram yum D.
tone satin stripes, 10 instead Of 80 and / 90
20 n,h all silk BLACK >u1h. fine strong CON- 'e> 1o'e
20, S,r,n,r dre>s-, 39cs instead OF j0cts.
0. ,nch al six biac. double warp >Wah extra heavy
and sery.,eablc quality j9cis. instead Of 75t''
o. ,n-h Al ST. black Gros Gram, bright. strong ana
au.lbc iabnc for entr. costumes, os-is instead oil
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

tn the sit,zens OF Pine stump deestritk .ires,in
rh,s hser napir Is II notify yu thct We the patIy
~, faiic- s,ferzers OF Geoigy means 10 new tIie
S,rgss, piovout ever undertaken In thes parts; we
r.a ~ skeer up the OLE lazy Amerikin eagle an
w. him dap an squall an sale tell he hops clean
outer sight. =, .,.. ,,.. will heor renortc s
go Riil Dillwoods tan yard or the condlshum OF
DRY hydcs I'M ths prospects OF seed ,sxs n s ss
vm.s brayin In koncert This feature Is guaran'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

On ,h ,u elk Nov,,,. IN evening and ,teei oolor'.
~. DEG, and attest color somhlna''on', A'nMe
and Satin Brocades, nat,y effects. f~i me ,U.Pe
T,H.to> eros Cram Bf1cades. IA'ieti ana >-uh
Stripes m Bare effects. 6Sct' instead OF W
q ,nch all sin Novelties. IN large 'a'cp o.
p.or a, Sore (,,os Gam Bro,ades ehanse'hie
c,o,,,t Taa-,a,. With designs OF bias. and f-n'v
A,,n,.res s9.ts instead Of % ana 100
90 MN an six hgh ol1ss Novelties, nch, h2nd''ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

Lott Woncns bl4cs cotton hose. in- gauge, hgr
srced heels and double soeF, also men "-H "I.
,o.es. regular pr,- 1855, At l2'st' pan
TOO Wonens colored cotton hov. extra quality tan
srcy ,,i?.d urpets with bIack boots. ana same,
hack with double sole also mens nl16" ana ''n n'l
hose and hi'drn black NIB cotton, 'csu' P''''
25,,s and 29-ts., at ls;ts par
Io,8 Worens extra lne quality ooored ns'ain li'e
thread hose. black tan and high colo'ei UPPER, WIZ"
s,a,nlc,s bla,k boots 50 Mems tan ana oaeH h'"d-
scanned cotton aft hose. Win douoe S'e'' 'es''-
35c,, and 3eis quality a. 2'e'' par.
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