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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-13

AT 1925, VALUE S1o.75.
50 English cheviot cloth Jackets,
REFER front, box sleeves, lined with
tailor's serge.
AT 1898, VALUE St4.5o.
IS Jackets, odd sizes, consisting of
kersey cloth, black and colors, also
English covert and cheviot cloths ;
all desirable styles, handsomely fin
ished, lined with plain and fancy silk.
AT S14.5O, VALUE $3.50.
50 kersey and cheviot cloth Refer
Jackets, ii inches long, with the
new French "Dip" front, hand
somely lined with fancy silk.
AT S2.5o AND 1926, VALUE $500
AND 5000.
IS Capes in kersey cloth, some
deliberately trimmed with braid,
others with straps of material, in as
sorted lengths.
English plush and velour Goats, par
ticularly suitable for young ladies,
both plain and handsomely trimmed,
and embroidered with jet and braid,
lined with satin, St5.25, 1898,
$3.50, $4,000.
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At 2oc., All Wool Imported Plalds,
reduced from SOC.
At 900, 48-inch All Wool Scotch
Tweeds, reduced from CSC.
At 4oc., 47-inch All Wool jacquard
Berbers, reduced from 75c.
At 4oc., 4o-inch All Wool Mixed
Cheviots, reduced from 75c.
At 4oc., 48-inch All Woo! Two
Toned Velour, reduced from 75c.
At 5oc., 4o-inch All Wool French
Cheviots, reduced from 85c.
At SOC, 43-inch Silk Figured Epin-
geline, reduced from S1.25.
At Soc, 4o-inch All Wool Matte
Cheyiot, reduced from 85c.
At 6oc., 4o-inch Tufted Camel's
Hair, reduced from $500.
At 75c., 47-inch Tailoring Wor-
steds, reduced from $500.
At 75c., 44-inch Bayadere, Ondule,
reduced from St.2s.
At 800, 43-inch imported Covert
Cloth, reduced fromSt.25.
At soc, 44-inch Poplin Vigoureux,
reduced from $3.50.
At o8c., 47-inch Travers Velours,
reduced from $3.50.
At o8c, 47-inch Melange Camel's
Hair, reduced from $50.
At o8c., 40 inch Vigoureux Brocher
reduced from $3.50
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Snaps for Men.

SUSPENDERS CSC.
They are all silk, 900 pairs in black,
white, plain and fancy colors. Made
of a good strong, all silk, non
elastic webbing, with elastic ends.
The price is almost ridiculouS-25c.
FANCY SHIRTS, $500.
These are shirts of imported and
domestic madras, stripes and plaids,
all new color effects, cuffs at
tached or detached-the regular
$3.50 and $500 kinds, at $500.
NIGHT SHIRTS, CSC.
We will offer tomorrow a special
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lot of night shirts, both plain white
and fancy trimmed, shirts that are
a comfort to wear and worth a good
deal more than the price indicated,
CSC. each, or 3 for $500.
$i.t5.
This is a small lot-t44-Madras
and Oxford Pajamas for men. They
are the regular $3.50 kind, and we
offer them tomorrow at St.15.
Also a little lot of boys Domst
Flannel Pajamas at ooc. that are
excellent value.
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Piece Parlor Suit, with embroid-
cred covering, $6t.5o reduced to
$500.
5 Piece Parlor Suit, mahogany
panels, inlaid and carved, $500 re-
duced to 10000.
3 Piece handsomely carved and in
laid mahogany Parlor Suit, covered
with silk tapestry, $4,000 reduced
to $4,000.
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Colored.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF si.25.
46-inch Fine Venetian Cloth, twilled
face, soft, smooth and lustrous, in
tan, sage gray, bronze, Russian green,
automobile, royal navy and mordore,
equal to any St.25 quality in the
market.
At $3.50 INSTEAD OF St.75.
52-inch French Broadcloth, superfine
quality, with the peculiar soft, mel
low touch that distinguishes the
French finish, in gray, Tabac brown,
garnet and maroon, olive, cadet and
navy.
Black.
AT 1875.
French Crepons in the latest styles,
select patterns, in silk faced effects.
AT S2.75.
French Crepons, fine designs In mo-
hair faced goods will wear well
and make up effectively.
98c., reduced to 6oc. AZ inch Cor.
donette Armure.
1926, reduced TO 7oc. AZ inch
Mohair Creponettes.
$3.50, reduced to e8c. a. inch
Mohair Brooches.
H.7s, reduced to Si.2s. 46 inch
Bourette Travers.
St.75, reduced to St.2s, 40 inch
k Royal Cord.
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AT S5.75, VALUE 1926.
Separate Skirt in English cheviot
cloth, apron flounce, headed with a
cording of black satin, percaline
lined.
For Misses.
AT 1886, VALUE S14.5O.
Misses Jackets, blue and black ker-
sey, lined throughout with fancy
satin, inlaid velvet collar, button
high to neck, IA, 16, and IS year
sizes.
AT St1.35, VALUE $500.
Misses Jackets in fine kersey, blue
and brown, box front, triple stitched
seams, and trimmed with straps of
material, lined throughout with
fancy check silk-14, IS and 18
year sizes.
AT $3.50, VALUE $3.50.
Children's Boucle Refer, two-toned
material. from a to IA year sizes, in
brown, green, red and blue, fancy
cape, with double rows of braiding
and plain combinations, trimmed
sleeve.
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eep till you need them,
3 Piece all covered over Parlor
Suit, in tapestry, and trimmed with
double fringe, Si35.oo reduced to
So7,So.
Piece Parlor Suit, all covee1,
over with silk Gamask and trimmed
with silk fringe, tufted back, $4,000
reduced to $500.
Piece Parlor Suit, all covered over
with silk tapestry, St75.oo reduced
to $3.50.
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Some Price Light on Lamps.
5000 and $500 kinds for $500 and S3.7S.

Those at $500 instead of $500 are decorated in three pretty patterns, wild
rose, pansy, and American Beauty rose; all are complete with globes to match.
fitted with best centre draught burners; the metal parts of some are finished in
bronze and some in gilt. The collection is very allunng; If you need alamp
now is a good op gctuniy to buy
Sl.98 for $500 Jardinieres and PedestaIs.
Just a hundred pretty Jardineres and Pedesals, brown, light green, olives
and other solid coors. The Jardmieres will take a onch pot They are pre- uy
and as durable as pretty, and really are goods you would ordinarily pay $500 for.
Housefurnishings for the Economical.
There's a full crop of price benefits in the basement among these practical
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A Carpet Opportunity.

Si.OO INSTEAD OF S1.5OAND Bi.65.
200 rolls Bigelow and S%avonniere
Administer Carpets in the newest
colorings and effects, regular prices
81 $50 and St.65.
7oc. INSTEAD OF $500 AND St.25.
An elegant line of Administer Car
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Comfortable Furs at Comfortable Prices

With the winter creeping on, the word Frs itself sounds pleasant and
douby so with the price advantages we are offering.
Stone Maten Scarfs with cluster of Black Opo@um Scarfs, 10 tails and
tails $1425, St5.75 and $3.50. 2 heads, $3.50.
Mink ScafS, with cluster of tails Conaretes in Electric Seal, 10 inches
S525, $40 so and St225. deep, lined with satin, $3.50 and
Alaska Sable Scans, with cluster of $3.50.
tails, S425, S675 and S1125.
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Double covered Roasting Pans, FAC.
instead of SOC.
Cutting Table, SO inches, with fold
ing legs, 55c. instead of 800.
Large size Cereal Cooker, inside re-
ceptacle Of first quality blue and
white enamel, 800. instead of Csc.
Oval Wash Boilers, 8-inch, with
heavy copper bottom, SOC. instead
of 75c.
Extra heavy XXX Japanned Tin
Flour Boxes, will hold IS lbs, 89c.
instead of S1.3o.
Hardwood Stepladders, 5 it., for
merly sold at $50; tomorrow, SOC.
Oak Medicine Cabinets, with large
French plate mirror in door, S1.39
instead of $500.
White Enamel Toilet Stands, with
blue and white enamelled wash ba-
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Football size, CSC. to $3.50.
PLAYER Rugby Footballs, boys size.
zoe. to CSC.
anu Canvas Football Jackets,
others without sleeves, 75c. kind
for &c. Not all sizes.
Canvas Football Jackets, with sleeves,
$500 kind, for 4oc. Not all sizes.
Canvas Football Pants, padded,
$3.50 kind, for o8c. Not all sizes.
Fencing Foils, from $3.50 to 500.
Portable Home Exercisers, 5oc. to
$3.50.
Full line of Indian Clubs and Dumb
Bells.
Sidewalk Roller Skates, 45c. pair.
Raymond Extension Roller Skates,
o8c. pair.
We have the finest assortment of
Dog Collars and Dog Goods in the
City.
The Boy! We are always looking
What of out for his interests in
HI fact, that's the way we
il,s often reach his father,
ClOtnes! making the boy COM
Portable for little money.
AT 4oc. INSTEAD of SOC.
$50 more al l-wool Knee Trousers in
dark blue, also brown and gray
check cheviot, strongly made, 4 to
IS year sizes.
AT 1898. =.
$50 very fine quality all.wool
Double Breasted Suits in 8 different
styles, 7 to 10 year sizes.
AT S4o9.
Storm Collar, all-wool C%hinchilla
Beaver Refers, best value we have
ever offered, 6 to IS year sizes. y
AT $3.50.
Youths high grade dark blue Kersey
Overcoats, best Italian cloth lining
and nicely tailored, IS to 10 year
sizes.
The New Something new and
in pretty in Fern Dishes,
c;,varuo-e q~uadruple plated on
o"'e' ware white metal. Some
pierced with feet.
A Fern Dish with porcelain lining,
1920 each.
Artificial Fern Filings, Si.98, S2.t5
each.
Silver plated Nut Picks, in fancy
lined box, 6 picks, one Nut Crack,
SOC.
Silver plated Nut Picks, in oak case,
6 picks, / Nut Crack, 800, set.
Ouadruple plated Chocolate Pots,
Got ~ 20 a1Sb
Quadruple plated Chocolate Pots,
satin engraved, SLAB each.
Sterling silver mounted Salts and
! Peppers, lOc., 25c., 49c. each.
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sins, formerly $500; tomorrow,
S2.o8.
Self wringing Mops, 22c. instead Of
CSC.
1,ooo-sheet roll Toilet Paper, &c.
roll instead of 12c.
Hardwood Knife Boxes, dove-tailed
corners, toc. instead of zoe.
1o-pin Folding Coat and Hat Racks,
hardwood and vanished, toc. in
stead of toc.
A limited quantity of Gas Radiators
of the best makers, nearly all sizes,
were $3.50, $500 and $3.50; to-
morrow, J price.
Banner" Oil Heaters, S4.2o.
No. 90 Enterprise Oil Heaters, $3.50
instead of $3.50.
Apple Pairing Machines, ACC. instead
of 75c.
Nut Crackers, 1Sc. instead of CSC.
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Another Event i'm WOmen's Shoes.

ATlOTElef EVENT III WOnlenS Shoes.
$L95 for the Really $500 to $500 Kind.
About 900 pairs of Womens Button and Lace Shoes. The kind that loo
as stylish and shapey as the $500 and 5000 Shoes, and honestly worth 500
to 500. They are Viz KID Dongoa, and Kangaroo leather, good solid oak
leather Soes, some made flexible turns, Others with stitched soes. All the popu
lar toe shapes, patent leather tips Or dull tips, in fact shoes that for style am
softnes of leather and wear would be hard to duplicate at $500 and $500
All sizes, but the quantity is limited better be here early; Sio5 a pair.
A Sale of Silk Remnants.
Some 1900, hardly Remnants, either, when you consider some of then
are 80 feet long and from that down to feet Every sort, kind and quit
Of silk, and the most desirable fabrics of course, because they are Remnant
from the goods selling every day. It's an opportunity to get a beautiful tMn
at about half original prices
Section B.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-13
A Festival Among the Dress Goods.
A Revelation of Prices.

In fact, it's a carnival Of prices 1t started last week. A great clearing
sale of Dress Fabrics in the very height Of the season. Not odds and ends
but the grace and beauty of the most fashionable and desirable things Of
the season. But think a moment of the prices For instance, Epingle Suit
of opnor+nnite
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pets, Some OF the handSolneSt elects
made, usually $500 to St.25
yard.
4oc. INSTEAD OF 75c.
1900 yards extra quality Ingram
Carpets in Brussels effects, regularly
75c. yard.
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Preparations. needs, that the list is
worth examining, though the prices
are a temptation to buy.
BRUSHES.
Special lot of French Tooth
Brushes, &c.
High class Hair Brushes, pure
bristles, solid back, in olive, rose
wood and real ebony, only 100
pieces in all, 6oc. and 98c., regular
St.3o and S2.25.
GROW Hair Brushes, pure bristles,
1876; same quality, throw, CSC.
An assorted lot of solid back Hair
Brushes, goo. and 45c.
Pure bristle Bath Brushes, CSC.
Shaving Brushes, pure bristles, as
sorted wood handles, SC.
SOAPS.
Kinks Palestine Lily, Tea Rose,
White Lilac, Milk of Almond, Witch
Hazel, all at &c. per cake.
English Violet Soap, &c. box of 3
cakes.
Borax Toilet Soap, &c. cake.
White CASTLE Soap, absolutely pure,
1c. cake.
La Belle Soap, box of 3 cakes, &c.
PREPARATIONS.
Concentrated extract OF Witch
Hazel, pint bottles, t2c.
Superior Bay Rum, 8 OF. bottle,
sprinkler top, t2c.
Best quality Petroleum Jelly, 5 OF.
jar, &C.
Perfumed Talcum Powder, &c.
1 OF. bottles Extracts, assorted odors,
1Oc.
An assorted lot of decorated Atomi-
zers, with Melted bulbs, 900.
Flannel 48c. YARD INSTEAD
OF 75c., $50. AND oOc.
a'a Silk and wool French
Reduction plaid Flannels, nothing
better for wear when made into
school dresses or shirt waists.
4ec. YARD INSTEAD OF Csc. AND
zoe.
All wool French Printed Flannels, a
good many of them in short lengths
and remnants.
TIC. YARD INSTEAD OF &C. AND
i0c.
Pink and blue neat striped Flan-
nelettes, good quality.
INC. YARD INSTEAD OF toc.
Bleached Canton Flannel, soft and
Neecy.
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3fnpkIpn advertisements.
Arppklpn AdrtrtistmEnts.
ParIOr Suits Greatly Reduced.

As for the prices, these are in keeping with our Iron Bedstead oferin
The pieces are all of the best make, well finished, attractive designs al
certainly cheap enough just to buy and keep till you need them.
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Another Ribbon FURRY.

&c. to Csc. yard, instead of &c. to 7c.
SECTION c. EXTREME REAR.
1850 yards Black Ribbons, all silk. The balance of loom ends and rem
nants from the Regatta Silk Mills. Double faced satin, satin and gros grain,
plain gos grain and fancy weavs, ] to 6 inches wide. They were received too
late TO. last weeks sale, which is fortunate for you who didn't come early
enough to profit by that opportunity.
], !, ! inches at SC yard and 6 inenes at 25c yard.
y, IT, 4 j inches, at &C. yard. " " inch. uUIGe 90 S& " ~ oo ~ - Nov "
2, "a, q inches, at 1oc yard. eTv Ribbons in main and faucv
g., 81 inches, at 15c yard. weaves, 4 to E inches wide, at 1876
4, III inches, at 400 yard. and 25c, all at half prices and less.
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S''W Toilet Sets for $3.50.

,or mere are fifty of them, cheap enough
h .OyGody, and pretty enough for any
r,Is'n lhey are of Maddock's fine Por-
S t'@m ware, decorated in pretty floral
WIZ 'olorS natural, fully uimmed
S,mt o!%' heSe are tjrSl;, ,'ol seconds.
sS With sIop jars. SIS0.
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A Sale of Silk Remnants,
Exclusive Things in Waists.

There is no end to the pretty ones. Exclusive selections not to be found
outside this store of waist attractions. The fabrics and design are different
from otheS, and so are the prices All to your advantage.
AT 1898 INSTEAD OF $500 AND AT 49, 50 INSTEAD OF $3.50.
S5o8 A choice lot of beautiful Veve
Tafeta Silk Waists in black, stripes, Waists, checked with cense, navy
changeable and plain colors, some brown and cardinal stripe, stock col
tucked front, Others made shirt lar of self material, fancy cuff.
waist effect. AT $40
AT 4o8, REGULAR 5000 AND Fine Atwood Flannel Waists, as
$3.50. sorted coors, fancy braided front
Black and colond Satin Waists, also also coaed.
extra fine Tafeta silk, front tucked, AT SITS, REGULAR 1898.
and some very choice Veveteen Fine Vevteen Waists in black and
Waists, assorted colorS, entire front coors, cluster tucks in front, detach.
tucked bias. able self collar, lined throughout.
Lots of PettiCOat and Wrapper Interests.
We might so tuthfuly enlarge on the qualities of these that you woulc
wish to be home to enjoy their comfort; but quality here is already assured
the theme is price; it will surely interest you.
PetncoatS Wrappers
AT !, INSTEAD OF {. or AT 7e. INSTEAD OF 1925.
A we'll assorted lot of Flannelete
Extra fine black Italian Cloth Petit Wrappers in excepfonal good Color.
coats, umbrella shape, full Size body ing, yoke trimmed with wide banc
lined with domet flannel, founce OF cashmere; in this lot some gooc
with percaIne, E cords in hounce, mourning eHectS.
isst h,n q oe All wool Eiderdown Bath Robes, as
sorted colorS, sailor collar, edged
AT S5o8 with satin ribbon, wosted girde
A choice lot of fine Tafeta Silk Pet. also all wool flannel house wrappers
tcoats, in handsome shadngs and gray, navy, and cardinal, brac
black deem corded n0unce SneIal trimmed
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inches, &c. each.
Steel pointed Hair Pins, assorted,
Toe. box.
Hair Pins, cabinets, assorted, &c. box.
Feather Stitched Braids, assorted pat
lerns, e yards, &c. and tOc. piece.
Darnlng Cotton, assorted colors, &c.
dozen.
Light weight Bibs, 1oc. each.
fancy Seam Binding, 9 yards, &c.
Fancy Silk Bone Casing, 6 yards.
ioc piece.
Brush Edge Binding, &c. yard.
corduroy Bias Velveteen Binding,
e yard.
black Bias Velveteen Binding, S
YARDS, &c. and t2c. piece.
Dress Shields, rubber lined, light
weight, sizes 2 and 8, 7c. pair.
SEAMLESS Stockinettes, size a, toc.
S S,aln Band Hose Supporters, all
Golors, ioc, pair.
eeSsI ready Skirt Belts, SC. each.
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Good Merchant Tailoring.

The problem of lowering cost wi
prove it, isn't an easy one. But we 81
tages constantly. For instance:
FOR 1880.
We will make you a Black Vicuna
or Oxford Cheviot, double breasted
Frock Coat and Vest, lined through
out with Merveilleux Silk, perfect
fitting, stylishly tailored-Can you
do as we'll for $500 or $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-25

philanthropical: she opened schools for poor
children. which she carried on at her own expense.
From her home, which IS luxurious ore on a
fashionable street she used every morning to walk
al daylight before the elecric-cars were running,
TO her school, almost in the outskirts OF the city.
Her friends regarded her freakish and unac-
countable and even her family did not wholly APP
prove Of her
Quite undaunted. however. when the schools were
successful enough TO be placed in other hands. she
started project for poor relief establishing soup
kitchens in various parts Of the city. going among
the freouenters and ministerng 10 them herself.
frequently serving them at meatime. After
famous Third Ward hre in Milwaukee she gath
cred party of women and children in room
down town and fed them for six weeks until
homes could be found for them. She was told by
the police afterward that it was without doubt due
TO her action there. and among the rest OF the hFe
sufferers that a bread riot prevented. In 1892
she opened her home for friendless girls In St
Paul. under the authority 81 Archbishop ireland
and later in little Minnesota town. became the
head OF a sisterhood. where she lived Tor TWO
years.
Between the carrying out OF these projects she
was abroad diligently studying art She spent
three years at the Julian school and a winter in
Rome Last year when she was in Paris. she at
tracted the attention Of Bouguereau, and became
the friend Of Miss Gardner Of Boston with wnom
his romantic marriage was then the talk OF faris'
Now she IS much az their nome IN far'si and
corner OF the great masters atal.er IS also ner
studio While she has had CONSPICUOUS sue
in her art. ehe has excellent standing among
the Americans in the Paris and Rome art Go9nies Is;
Miss Schey's three sisters. the Misses Sibyi ana
Nellie Schley and Mrs. Thomas Mercein. are very
prominent socially IN Milwaukee. They are all
members Of the Daughters OF the American Kevo-
luton and Mrs Mercein is president OF the WIS
consin Colonial Danes
In going TO Spain to endeavor TO influence the
Government in the considering OF peace MISS
Schley was acting In opposition 10 her father
wishes and judgment Mr.. Schey says such action
would have the effect Of embarrassing the com
modore. He ordered her to return home imried.
o,af1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-25
BRYN MAWR SCHOLARSHIPS.

OUT OF EIGHT THREE HAVE BEEN AWARDED
TO NETWORK GIRLS
OF the eight competitive entrance scholarships
awarded by Biyn Mawr College upon the examina-
tons held In June and now announced. three have
been by candidates from New-York
A first and second scholarship Of 500 and 500 re-
spectivey are awarded annually In each Of the fol-
lowing districts: The New England States; New
York New-Jersey and Delaware; Ohio. Indiana,
Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. and the States
west OF the Mississippi River. Pennsylvania and
all places not included in tie other districts
The full list OF prize takers is given according to
districts:
In the aforementioned district. first scholarship
Miss Rosamond Allen. Boston. from Miss Mary P.
Wlnsor's school; second scholarship. Miss Los
Meta Wright. Biddeford Pool. Ne. from Bellows's
School. Portland Ne.
Second District-F'rst scholarship. Miss Elise
Messenger Gignoux Great Neck Long Island. from
the Brearley School. New-YOrk City. second schol-
arship. Miss Hetty Goldman New-york city. from
Third District-First scholarship. Miss Marguerite
Sheldon Allen Cleveland. Ohio. from the Hatha-
wayBrown School. Cleveland; second scholarship
Mss Edna Nebcker. Clinton. Ind from Mrs Sew
airs Classical School for Girls. Indianapolis.
Fourth District-Frst scholarship. Miss Helen
May Billmeyer. New-York City. from Miss Bald
wins school, Bryn Mawr; second scholarship. Miss
Dana Crissy Crawford. Marion. Penn. from Miss
Badwin's school
All candidates who present themselves for ma
trlcuatcn are ipso facio candidates FOR these
scholarships but the competition is limited TO those
who intend TO spend at least one year at Bryn
Mawr. who have not studied at any other college.
more than In the Bryn Mawr matrcula ton
examinations The scholarships TO be held for
one year. and awarded I'm each district. on the
basic Of the gum total of marks obtained - the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-25
DAILY ROUTINE THE SANE.
SPANS QUEEN REGENT IN TINE OF wA1-
THE KINGS NAME.

The Queen Regent Of Spain. always woman o
regular habits has not changed 10 any great oes'S
her daily routine since the war began
Winter and summer she Is always called a.
O'clock and before attempting any OF her numerous
duties attends in the private chapel Assss
mass she pays a visit to her children ana plans
for their day. and by o'clock Ii ready 10 receive
her secretaries and to read all the papers contain
Ing news OF the
During this time Of trial and anxiety the queen
Regent has formed no intmscies among her women.
She communicates daily with her mother, 0Ss
never asks advice OF any one except the Fopes "
whom she has implicit confidence AT noon tne
Queen Regent lunches with her children the h'"s
sitting at the right OF his mother. y.
This war has simply intensified this passion on
her life her love for Alfonso Kill whose glory sne
lives for and whose royal position she VIII maintain
while the Spanish throne endures.
The Standards are recalling an old story Of the
finding Of a name for the boy. II was a mucn..
disputed question, but the Queen Regent declared
that II should be his fathers name and no o.neI'
even though It made him A,onso NIL ahe hv n
who was the thirteenth O. his name. upheld her IN
her decision and offered to stand as godtstner 20
the little fatherless King. who on the DAY o. ~
birth was proclaimed Alfonso Xlli King OF spsan'