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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06
Bucks For Sale.

= 20pure bred selected Southdown buck
lambs.
8 aged Southdown bucks.
Also. Cotswold bucks.
Address
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06

patent medicines were taken, but without re-
suit, until we decided to try s. s. g., ard by the
time the first bottle was finished, her head be-
gan to heal: A dozen bottles cured her COM
is now sixteen years old, and has q magnificent
growth of hair. Not sign of the dreadful
disease has ever returned.
II. T. SHORE,
27O4 Lucas Ave, ST. Louis, Mo.
Don't expect local applications Of
soaps and salves to cure Eczema. They
reach only the surface, while the d.
sease comes from within. Swift's
Specific
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tI5heat Wanfed.

Come and see us before selling your
Wheat Will furnish sacks, and store ON
the most reasonable terms. Will guar
tee that you can borrow money on our
warehouse receipts at z per cent inter-
est or less.
r. B. HUTCHCRAFT.
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Eczema broke out on my daughter. and con-

tinued to spread until
her head was entirely
covered. She was treated
by several good doctors,
but grew worse, and the
dreadful disease spread
to her face. She was
taken to two celebrated
health springs, but re-,
ceiyed no benefit Manv.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06
NUPTIAL KNOTS.

ENGAGEMENTS, Announcements An" 81"
combinations OF The Marriage Vows
Mahala Mullins, the female moon
sinner. of Tennessee, has become d
buxom bride she weighs $50 pounds
enough for four wives.
At Columbia, Mo-, Lucille Johnson
procured the marriage license, OF Down
ing Buckner and Fannie Reid, and re-
fused to give it up until Buckner
promised 70 marry her in case his wife
should die or be divorced He was once
engaged to Miss Johnson.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06

Price & Co. are going to quit
handling trunks-not having the
room. If in need of one you can
buv at actual cost.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06
Blood

is the only cure and will reach the most
obstinate case. 1t is far ahead Of all
similar remedies, because it cures cases
which are beyond their reach. S. S. S. is
purely vegetable, and is the only blood
remedy guaranteed to contain no pot
ash, mercury or other mineral.
Books mailed free by Swift Specific
Company. Atlanta, Georgia.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06
Yesterdays Temperature.

THE following is the temperature as
noted yesterday by A. ]. Winters & Co.,
of this CITY: =
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06
Raceland Jersey butter for
sale by Newton Mitchell

Notes About Boys In The Army.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06

WE are the peoples friends. We re-
pair your linen and put neck bands on
free. HAGGARD q REED.
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R. B. HUTcHoRAFr.
l2sep-.D Paris, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06

Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks IL
The Foyer.
Robert Mantell has taken the bank
rupt law.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06

Milt Barlow is playing "Uncle Tom"
in Louisville this week.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06

Nat Goodwin will open his regular
season in Nathan Hale" at the Grand,
in Cincinnati, October Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
NEW-ROCUILLE.

IN. Rev John A Kcllner has competcn h'rhhae-
,ce,,a for the Easter musical services IN ST.
cahr,ers Church Oh Sunday morning. Father heH-
nor was for a number Of years chorster OF ths
,horcol choir I'm St Pairck's Cathedral. and tho
t-os.er music arranged ~ him IS usually more
elaborate than Is attempted outside or CITY
churches The mass 10 be sung In one or IN)"a $
latest cornpos.tions ma Will De produced here ior
tho first time It wi. be given with Tic fun choral
service and tho choir - 70 be assisted by an
orchestra and tho following soloi.ts: Miss Pauline
Dean soprano; AlOi5 fleming. tenor: Mrs. JuHns
IlerrolG alto and J. Connolly. bass, a-so Henry
t,rue violin and Charles Rctzol The scEmoi! VIII
he preached by the Rev. s. Grant, e. :. p Or N'w-
Y0rl, CITY Tho church viii be beautifully oe'p-
rated with flowers.
T'ho TNnchcrs' institute Of Westches'er County
wiz be IN seas. IN In the Trinity Pac" School Now
Rochelle next week from Monday 10 Friday. Mon
~ morning Will devoted 20 the registration az
noon addresses are TO DE made iy Isaac H. STOUT.
Supervisor o. Institutes. and Mise tggles'On on
Tuesday morning Mis- loa u lsdcll. Of Albany
Normal College will give talk "KlrdcrGartcn
afternoon Or. sandford WI give an address, on
The Teachers Greatest Irob"m.' In addition
10 other spcakcTf Professor toward Lyon Will
lecture on "Discipl!nary Value AID Plan OF Scienc"
Study" A. the sessions ~ the following two Gays
the-e will y. Instructions by Danfortn T. Aims
worth Deputy Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton; Professor Roland s. Keyser. OF Jamdict Nor
nal School; Mics Mary +. Rogers. Of Cornell Uni
vcrsity and Miss Gratia l.. Rice and NJ. Milne OF
Oneonta Normal School. The following free pub
institute: Tuesdsy night. "rhe Empire state" by
Charles r. Fitch; Wednesday night (subect 10 be
announced, Isaac u. Stout: Thursday might, "rhe
Personally OF the Teacher" DR.. J. VI. Milne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
COTRT CALFNDARS FOR TODAY

Appellate Diyison-srrrem. Court Recess untn Tues
day AIril II. 81 p
supreme Court-specla. Term Part i-Adiourned until
Monday. Aur II.
supreme Court Special Terri-Pari II Ee.orc Fred
man Court orcns ~ ~ ~ In pafie natter
VII Adjourned until Monday. AprI II.
Surr'm- Court Trial TcTIn-PHrtg n. H. " V VI
VII VII. TX. Y. Xl ard xH-Adlournrd untn Monday
April II.
surrosle's Chsrnl~r-- Before Arnold s. Motion
cn.cnta- oeleH a. 1890 "a.
r irrogste', court TRIAL Term -Befor. Fitzg~rnh -
Crty Courts Special Term Before O'Dwyc- Court
opens nj 10 n. Ft parte matters.
city Court-Trla TernlH4rts |. III and Tv-Adlourncd
until Monday. Aprr II.
City COurt-TFial Term-rsr I-Ailourned for the
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
b. Ilschon. jr T.
siru:h ngt Campion- Francis II. Deiahanty
Union Distling Company ast. Rosenhnm-Ioscph Nc
Elfoy jr.
Bard6n agt. Cohn-R,chard II Clarke
Mount agt. Mount Richard NJ Henry.
Matter OF Rankin--tiaorgc n. Covio.
Washburn Agt Adams g y I0fee.
ny Freedman. ].
Rent ngt. Nathaniel Meyer.
IIafers agt CDoney-tiideon J. Tucker.
by Cohen. J.
Matter ~ Nelson ave.--Iohn Ford
Hlrschcl ACT. Mayer. ". Hutchinson. r.
Ky Pryor. j.
Hess aEt. Hess-Norman T. Meiss
BY Williams.
And.son sst II. Mitchell Furniture Company oeors.
@ Holt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
NEW YORK CITY

Tho civic Club VIII have dance on Aprfi y at
tho Central Opera House. East sixty -seven'h-st
The ninth dinner OF ~ Pauls School Alumni Club
% Now York VIII be hold AZ the Adm" club Con-
stable Huralng on Apr. II. NJ 20 p m The com
mlttec consists u sherman Eyarts. preT,dng on
Ger Noah II swayne. Edward = Appleton. Hon
man Miller Robert l.. Stevens. charles u Rrack-
errdgc and Or Louis f. Hishop. secretary and
treasurer
CHEZ MrCullagh yesterday transferred Captain
Klrchner from The HirhhrldEc station 20 tho West
One -hunArcd-nnd af'y-s"cond-s' station. and Cap
tain Groo rom tho West one-hundred and lfty-
seoord-s, station 70 the H'rhhrdge station Tn.
Chior said that thcrc no special significance
IN the transfers. except that they FOR ths
good ~ IA" service
Tho National Comm,ndcry Military order 81
FOREIGN Wars - 10 United States has lus; issued
elaborate register OF the order. The voum.
contains the constitution Of the order. tho officers
OF tho var.oua State communicates. ard mass Of
Information OF special in'errs, TO members OF tho
rociety.
Mans from Australia Ncw-zoaland md Hawni,
o. dates. Melbourne March 90 sydney. March Il:
Nurkiand march % aut Honolulu March 20
witch arrived - San Francisco on n" steamer
Alamcda arc duo - live in Vow York on Mon
day morning April y. Mnlla from Aua'rnlia which
arrived - Vancouver are du" in NV York to-nor.
row Malls for Australia. New Zealand and
rIa'v ~ VIII cloec at the Posollcc in tbs city on
Aurii i5 NJ go p
Fire touched ~" h'g siahlcs Of The Lion Brewing
Company. which extend from No 40 10 No IA
West O"c. hurGr. > and cirhih-st last rlsht and
dld about t'cr' damage. There were fwo hundred
horses W the building when the Are broke ont II
looked 80 r~st AZ though the flames would destroy
tho bIlidiug go the cmpo-.e got al ready to 20
Nov ~" hor~"a from m" lower noor. Artcr hall
hours work. during which time thu flames wore
bep, conin' 70 IA" upper floor. tho fro was ex-
urcu.shcd
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A MISPFPRESENTED DINISTFR
uNwARRAxrTD sNEFRs EVOKED BY CURIOUS
DOCUMENT


CNWARRANIEp SNht"N h''h'" ID
rOcr-Mt...r
To the rdtor q Tia Tribune
Sir hone YOU VII give space for n :cw words
... . "a ~, az former d.p'0rnafic
ABOUT an ','"'" wy ~ ..' 49,, It,.
representatives. F'f''''' ma ~ " '''
from Gu e"ro ana f'"F '''nS'' ''
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sons who x through "'' '''''''"N' ''
overJoy'd - q chai'" 20 liy-i '''o '''''''' ' "
fellow !tf"n ma ne c''s io' i'7' - 10 '''" 81
print with ahufe wi.'on' r,'|P.'s 10 ''.''.'
whether even mci"raio cr'ucsW = S''''''" "'
puts tho worst possible 'onsiIH ''h OF '''' ''''"
connected with this FoT"'ii-'Ht az" 80 "'''
ruds IN ihc cip.oin+'r fc'oi"' ''"' Dbl" va "
savOrs Of The ridiculous !" i"'ile''"'''' ~ ~
huke somebody FOR naf.ns rs n '''N'''''f ''
among The nations. I!nai'S curious ''.'' w..
ten from ihc In!tc states lrHA''" ~ i"-'""'"
s...n Son. -'uirs -. BOYD va Minister. -" N''''N
a. Boyd "a great man IN N- ""id' AN" ''''' -
says we can TICK SIAM al ANY "'""' ~ "''
should not address her IN any Jat0' '''"' '.
semprcniu@| Tbs IN '"o 'e''e'' '' 80
which 50 delights nm.
II - WIN 'No"'"ilh 800 .'s.,ia- d,,,,.s a f,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
SING SING.

Tho body 81 Robert G. Mead, who d'ed last
Saturday in California. will arrive here tomorrow
afternoon. The funeral will take place AZ the
homestead IN the Pleasantvilie Road. on Sunday
afternoon burial in the family plot. in tho Sleepy
Hollow Cemetery.
Austin Lathrop Superintendent OF Prsons. no
companicd by the newly appointed superintendent
Cornelius v Collins. is expected 10 visit tho
prison at this place today.
j. b. Foshay. VINO for many years has conducted
q large drvgoods and carpet establishment IN this
village has retired from the business which viii
hereafter he carried on by the arm Of Cameron.
HoaR Purdy.
The Grand Army post Of this village together
with the Sons Of Veterans camp and tho Junior
Order of American Mechanics have appointed a
fo!nt committee Of seven members from each or
ganzatlon 20 call public patriotic meeting for
the purpose % Endorsing the action Co.: the Govern
n1cnt In case - declared between this country
and Swain. 1900,
Povles Henry Palmer. hardware dealer OF mis-
village. died al hts home. In Ann st; Yesterday
morning. lie thirty -One years Oh. re Wa'
a son OF Richard Palmer an old resident OF this
town and leaves a widow and three children The
funeral Wi, take place on Sunday afternoon
Burial In Dale Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
MOUNT VERNON.

The Easter programmes o. ne principal chnrches
hayo been prepared and contain many elaborate"
musical features IN The church or N" sacred
Heart o. high mass. the choir vii 30 af"isted ~
Mrs Peter Collins. Mrs. II. +. McraGrc ana MISS
clancy sopranos: Mrs Richter. conralto, ana
NJ Muck BARITONE 4 Jesuit missionary IRON
<, F-oncis Xavier's College will preach In 81
Morv's Roman catholic church. West Mount Nei-
non Father cullen. g. 6 p will preac h me las'
sermon of a successful mission tn" y"siHd ch"ifS
., mo church Of tho Ascension and Trinity filS-
conal churches have been reinforced Tor me ",'d
eior Mrs " D. stills. MIR. '. y. B"ari hnH -
+ Zo-pass vii be among the solo'sis ~ INC morn
trc and night choral services IN INC t1rsi lT1sbF =
,erian church Tho musical servc" IN ne ilrht
Nc,hodlst Episcopal Church viii be hrld IN me
evon,ng The choir contains some or mo be-t
,alani OF the city. and "a" Oreanist. Mason :
C,rrlor has arranged Programme or 'Ipirsr'N ,
cburrh music Alfred liaNam. the coi.N''ur OF
,I. Mount vernon Musical Soc!cty assist"d ny a
boir ~ ,vyeufv-rour members. Will give 4" morning
or6 evarinr programme in the Baptist 'hi''h' N
the Reformed ana Congregational 'nuI.h .i.r
t'hrrrh az oar Lady % Victory and 81 Mar =
(.Lan.i in Sherwood Park. special muse ana s"'"-
,s,e VII hc heard ~ tho ueual hours o! s"fv'c -
rho term Of Office Of Clarence y II. - l"Ilhhn ~
,os,uos,er n, Mount Vernon expired y"s''i1a
/, is expected that his successor VIII be hppolh''"
In a few days . c., -, I. roc,uit,, ~
volunteers FOR the Westchester regiment mas
on.ned Offices In the Dearborn Eulldiny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
PrCUNOVD BOROUGa HAPPENINGS.

Thomas O'iIarc. n:ty years old a nagman on
p,oyed by tho RAPID Transit Company AZ The
Water-s' Siapcion. crossing. was killed ycstcr-
day morning AZ O'Clock hy tho 'wspapcr train.
OIIare wen, TO the northboGnd track 10 get 4
lantern. and while picking II up the train hit him.
lie leaves Il family.
The ocean Yacht club. OF staplcton. has elected
the following on 'ors. Commodore. Theodore f.
Chaser: Vrc-commoiore. Joseph Haf'h. rcnr-conl-
modore. Julius & Muller; secretary. Gcorgc "
Staple'On. measurer William V. Johnron: irons
ufcr John II. Boldt. fleet captain. william Lind
eey: trustees. Rudolph Michel. Louis HlrMc and
James a Dunn.
The Scandinavian Church. In Finh-st. Sow
Brighton was damaged ~ IRE to tho extent ot
500 yesterday morning The origin oi the flames
IL unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
TARRITOWN-

new in the educa .onai facilities Of thls VII
lage marked Yesterday by tho formal dedica-
ton of the new Washington Irving High School
All Tarrytown took an interest in the AFFAIR and
the afternoon Observed as "A half holiday tho
stores and business houses being closed The exer-
cisc- began at O'Clock ana lasted until late last
night. The exercises IN tho afternoon were princi-
pally for the school children. Recitationf dis-
logues vocal and Instrumental solOs patrio,lo
granrne. A sDe ia feature tho presentation
OF a handsome American flag TO the school by tho
members OF the Benjamin Franklin Associa ton of
the Junior American Mechanics: Frederick f.
Weeks. n member OF the list Regiment made tho
presentation speech. After tho exercises tho chill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
burg. Queen Mary ,tirl Hamburg VIA Norfolk ard He"
port News. Nh.t-aho0chee. Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

London. April Arrived. steamers Georgian Ss s
Parker. New York. sailed Winilreda ,BO. Aulr W"
ioh. Mohawk ,br). Ctnnons, Nr" loyA . RI,
swansea. AlrN 6-SaNei, steamer Boston IVY ~
punie. Aprii .-sailed steamer GrfnA
New York ,Rn
Giasgow April Arrived. steamer AnehorA Id"
belfast. Aprl Arrived steamer Malin Head '"'
Mckee. New York - ,a,,, ,HA
McNius.ry New Yor, COR Liverpool ,,, ,BD
Queenstown April sailed, steamer MAJes"' w.
Smith, mon, Liverpool Tor -" YORK. $50 ,,,bl. BIB
lsle - Wight Aprl Passed. steamer N'
la land. New York Tor LONDON. ....,,, Mob
Roten,am April t-AfrlNei. steamer CaprN, nwser
Nielsen Now or1. -. hNte. April +" S~'''"'
dam ,putcD. Bakker. New loik n, ,-.,, Tna,en-
Hr,,n.n Ami Arrived. steamer Trave V'er'' 49,"
horst New York VIA Plymouth .. psrnsylvsra
Hamburg. Aprh 7,ArrNed' steamer r'""'
IIayre. Aprl l,-Arscd steamer Ia Bou's0S"'
lior,!eaux. Apri 5-a,iiet steamer Panama b'' '"''
caaiz. April s-sailci. steamer Mark Lane ''''
,;ihr,Itar. Aprli Passed steamer Bolivia 'p''
Genoa. AptN sailed. steamers i,"Ia. YORK
Doh~on York IN. Vera "ier Mt1N ~, saso!A
Naples. Aprl 4-Salled. steamer ''"S"'' Vs." -.
NsN York. t,a,apnra tah
Marscilcs. April o-sacd. steamer ln'r"p''
Ho,sian. New-No!k. - e,,,, ,Br YounS
Naples for New-Nofk. . 49,, ,pr Oweh
Venice April 5~Arti,ei. steamer Pontiac 'D''
New YORK for Trieste. etc. -, ,,,, Hl.chanS
Palermo April 2-SaIled. steamer Marc" "' "a
Port sud. April Arrived. steamer undau"'''
Elcoate New York Tor Sing Ill.,, steamer Isr~
Porto Empeaoc.e. March 30 Sailed s'
(Aust) Suora Trieste Tor New foi Npavnes tBn:
ST Michaels. April Arrived. stea""a sod steam"
Aitkenhead, New-york Tor Venice. etc. G.nice etc a.
Pernambuco. April Arrived, steamer NV
frentE. New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

dren escorted their parents and friends through the
building on tour nf inspection Tho public eXer-
clses held last evening IN the large assembly
OF the school attended hy al the local officials
and many wealthy residents cf tho ghborhpod
An interest ~ programme Was given. Addresses
n" Board Of FiucatioU. 'hc Roy ! W"p-"y
Stryker president o. Hamilton College. Charles u.
Skirncr state superintendent " Public InstfIr-
ton. James r. Day chancellor II Syra "Is" Ini-
ycrsifv. and others Tho school building cost moIe
than $1,000 ard peaks vol for the members ~
the Board of Education Frank II. Picrson, Robert
a. Pa'teson. John y. sackett John II. Riggs and
Frank I MillArd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
MAJOR THROCKNoRTON LOSES.

Tho Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
yesterday handed down a decision In the manda-
mus proceedings brought by Charles r. Throck-
morton against James Mccartney. as Commissioner
of Street Cleaning. Major Throckmorton was ap-
pointed assistant superintendent OF the Sireot
Cleaning Department by Commissioner Andrews in
March 1894 and February 2. 1886 he was dis
missed by Commissioner Warng. Major Throck-
morton declared that his removal unlawful
Recently he applied TO the Supreme Court for
mandamus to compel Commissioner Mccartney 10
reinstate him. Justice Kellogg denied the motion
and the Appellate Division now afilrms his order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

There homo wedding Wednesday even
ing. at No. "a Assist. when Miss Susie s. Williams
married 10 Nathaniel J. Summerv!lle The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Morris Gil
bert rector Of 81. Paurs Episcopal Church. Mrs.
Samuel Hopkins. sister OF the bride. was brides
maid. and Christopher Summorville was best man;
Samuel J. Ludwig. physical director Of Hollywood
Inn, had painful accident on Wednesday evening
In the gymnasium. After the usual class MI Lud-
WIG and DR.. Mulligan, member of the Inn, en-
gagged in 81 running high jump. Mr.. Ludwig slipped
and fell striking his knee and breaking The cap.
An ambulance call was sent 10 the police. and Mt
Ludwig was taken 10 st. Johns Hospital, whcre
be g receiving every attention.
by winning rs game with the basketball team
Of the 18th Separate Company. OF Kingston. on
Wednesday night. the An separate Company DO
the poss"ssor OF the s. silver cup offered MS
the championship prize by the Hudson River Ma
tional Guard Basketball League. The scOre was
q 10 g. on Saturday cvaninC the guardsmcn Will
meet team from the Twrnty-thrd street Young
Mems Christian Association. OF NcwNork CITY
Edward :. Kelley lectured last night before the
Yonkers Society for University Extension on
Post Wagnerian MUSE" .r 1t was the fourth
Music"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
DR WILLIAM E. FORREST IN THE TONES

DR. william T. Forrest who was indicted last
month charged with the theft OF seven thousand
shares OF stock yesterday afternoon brought
back 10 this city from San Francisco and com
n,t,ed 10 the Tombs DR.. Forrest was broker
and is accused OF the theft Of seven thousand
shares Of stock OF the Boneilate Button Company
of Ncw-York. The complainant is Alexander Nc
Elwoc. OF No 30 Broadway. DR.. Forrest received
the stock TO hypothecate instead Of which, II is
said he sold II outright and disappeared. lie was
arrested IN tho West. Judge Fitzgerald. in Cen
eral Sessions, committed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
BONDS FROM ATCTYONTFRS.

Mayor Van Wyck gave hearing on a bill which
was introduced 10y Senator Cantor aud passed by
The Legislature. doing away with the auctionecrs
license f',H and requiring auct 10 gye bonds
az $500 70 the State and co. ga 10 ,hc city Several
representatives. Of auotonccrs appeared II the
hearing. ana said the bill would do more than
license Ices 70 protect the public against bogu1
auction sales. Samuel Marks. who said he repre-
scented many small auctonccrs declared that thov
were IN favor OF the hll The MAYOR said he
would have 10 be assured that the auctioncrrs ~
small means favored the bill before he would
Bign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
H FL1Nrs FINE FURNITURE
NATURE'S SPRING OPENING

is now in evidence, and an inspection
Of orr first floor will show how we are
leading the Old Danes footsteps with
magnificent assortment OF new de-
signs, emincntly tasteful, OF enameled
reed, coIorcd rush, wicker chairs,
tables. divanS. swings, muffin and
flower stands and even golf baskets, in
green, purple, red, hebc blue. browns,
and combinations which are attractive
" accentuatcd and set off by bri ght-
hued and artistically appropriate stufs.
Suitable alike, for porch or indoors,
and are obtainable at factory prices,
as yOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

It would be shame not to have a
new suit for the boy to wear Easter
Sunday, when we have such attract
i've styles and fabrics for so little
money.
Proper Suits for little fellows as low
as $3.50-and prices up to $3.50.
Include Sailor, Refer, MILDLY, Russian Blouse and
3Piec..
Proper Boys Suits for So, up to
$40.
All the latest Spring Topcoats and
Hats for boys as surely as tor men.
Boys Easter Nsokwear.
IACKETT, 5 Broadway,
- Corner Canal.
o. W. Z Near Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
ELNSEOHD

The Roy J. r. Andrews. OF White Plains. preached
the last O: tho Len'"n sermons IN tho Grecuhu-S
Reformed Church nst evening. The pastor th"
Rev c. A T Goaiol VIII hold special Easter ser
vices on sunday and m elaborate musical pro-
grarnmc has been arranged In tho evening ne
Sunday school children viii give special enter
tainment for their parents ana friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
>lal,N|}} 3

What queer antics faShion Pldys
makes Derbys exceedingly small
and Spring ovcrcoats exceedingly
big-just as ours are.
Derbys So; Spring ovcrcoats' $l5
to $50
SHOES
Whether patent leather shoes crack
depends upon the weather. luck and
lots of things; all we can do is to
buy the best that's made and charge
as little as possible; SIS.
Furnishing.
Our furnishing department makes
a display of scars, gloves, shirts and
hosiery this week, that is matched
only at the exclusive lurnshers; and
not matched there in variety, or at
our prices.
Boys
With a covert cloth overcoat,
there's no need Of the constant don't
lean against that, Tommy" or "dont
sit there, Harry Covert cloth
doesn't show soil
All the other good sorts, Of course,
and everything else boys wear.
ROGERS, PEEr & CO.
Warren and Troadyay
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