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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. FEB IS 1902
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK, TUESDAY. rEH = i''''
ARRIVED.
Steamer Bowie (Br Jones Liverpool February H. with
mdse 10 White Star Line Arrived at the Bar at NJ
steamer Wineland DAM Petersen. stettln feoruary ~
Wl Pf3"&se CO. Arrived ri1 At the Bar at 500 m
steamer Friesand Beg) Nckes Ani%erp reoru,ry re-
Navigation Company. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer La Normandie CFr). Faolle. Havre February
IS wiki mdss 38 cabin and S4s steerage passengers -
s.eamsr Fiasacs Sgst2rs; c2l2n February q ,g g3
passengers TO the Panama Railroad Steamship Company
A steamer At ihs Ear or ST. csr,aseua February
SAMANTHA 10 GreytoTn Is Port LTon 20 hnsstgm -
to PIN. Forwood & Keock Arrived at the Bar at $40
steamer saltram CBr) Owen. Cape Hayti February -
s. Marc l6. Gonayes II Mragoane ~ Aux .aye o 20
Inagua % with mdse to the Cameron IS Line Arrived
steamer Baron Beaaven CeD. Cam MaGso February
and = Lucia 49, with sugar TO Alerton . Hitch GO
steamer Rio dirande staples Brunswick February 25
% Prnc ess'5 Anne Huphers Norfolk and Newport
News with mdse and passenssTs 70 ols Dominion 3 60,
MsTqs P sni & 5os: e F esa sts7 R s
to neutrality-suspicious. Line. Arrived at the Bar at $50
sandy Hook Feb 2s $50 m-wind southwest. mod
crate breeze: partly cloudy
Steamers Ponac Cr for Guant.; Taurc OBJ Liver
pool. Ta2rmina GER Pernambueo; Manuel Vl.eyer1.
News; Lord warwick (BD Philadelphia LANDAU C!ty
OBJ Bristol City Of Augusta, Savannah General Whit
ney. NeV-Orleans.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Feb 2s-Arrived. steamers Georztc CBr)
Thompson. Nev-Yors Numdian C8D. Brown. ST John
y B. Halifax.
New-York
Prawe Point Feb 2S-Passed steamer Ohio CBr). Hada-
way New-York for Hull
scrly Feb 2S-Passed, steamers Standard lGer)
Scheemlch New York for Rotterdam Lain Ger. Pohle
New-York FOR Southampton Bremen spaarndam
Dutch. Stenger New-YOrk Tor Rotterdam
Gibraltar Feb 27-Passed steamers Shrewsbury (Br)
Brophy, New-Oreans, Via Newport News. Tor Genoa
2sth Victoria (BrC. Bridges. Naples FOR New-York.
Messina. Feb 27-Auivei. steamer California (Br)
Mitchell Leghorn FOR NewYork.
Suez Feb 2s-Arrived. steamer Newstead CBr). rom
Bombay. for New-York
Feb 27Passed. steamer Enersia (Sr), Chaplin
Yokohama. etc for Nsw-York
Jarha Feb 2s-Arrived steamer Auglste Victoria cier
KaempR. New-York. etc.
Anglers Feb 22-saled, steamer Vortigen dsr) Fair
weather Qrom New-YorO Singapore etc.
Hueiya, Feb 22-Sailed steamer city OF Gloucester
C2r) Nilburn New-York.
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PEEKSKILL

The Board Of Trustees Of the village Of PeelIs-
Kill held their last meeting they are now con-
stituted on Monday evening. When the Board
adjourned, IT was 70 meet on Tuesday evening
next an5 canvass the returns for the charter
election on that dav. TWO members Of the Board
- easrs. NontroSs and Jordau-go out with the
preslaent. COLONEL GeO-ge EnhertsOn.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMTNFNT ARRIVALS AT ME 10 '''''7'
ALBFMARLE-Mayo NJ. Y V. Franchot OF
Olean. \ Y. CAMBRIDGE General +. &. WEEK
Ter OF Milwaukee. HNPlRI-l- n. HID.ig,
Frle Penn; Edgar Hart. Of Three Rivers Cahaoa'
and Mrs j. NJ Bingham Of Wasfir gton' j.. y.
FIFTH AVENUE-I senator ". Wasi1 l a.
Of Minnesota. GRAN Captain r NJ. hl-lcnloru'
I : 4 HOFFNAN State Treasurer Addlsol
r Colvin. OF Glens ra..s. y y. MAN-iAIIAN 49,
William H. Seward, .- Auburn y. Y. MCRRAf
HIII-Mator James w. Hnkley or FoushKee e.
Stt5THFRTAND- Moriz Rosenthal. the pianist.
WINDsOR-William II. sayre Of South Be'h'e-
hem. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01

Under direction r. VT. h''"''NN or',oT r--y
Tonight. az y el.' Sc, ard yan.,-
Si%f ssiignac n Devr!es Dutrche. ant CAa aP
Ri Eve. March 8 a, slast ume ms MS, - S.-.
Ci0unods opera ROMEO Of III IL = A''-'
sat Aft March 1. az p Vera .psl IN csr,sssr
Nord.ca, Bauermeisier .1i ''"'
sat Eve. March 10 : Pop r.'1 Iss..,n Ma.
orera. LES HUGUENoTs n.,c ,. rsvri.s Aha
Bars Dufriche and Ii. % hes1As e..v Concert. 81,
sun Eyg. Mch. 5. az s.l5-ltth slIoy M sslri
N-nas Sembrich and schumann- heink w &C.,
arS 1isnbalu F;ntre opera Orches - G-1e; o''s
REPERTOIRE FOR NENT VIZ w NXozzE
Mon. Fvg Nch 8 last Tine. 49,. 800 e. 4
FIcfARO Eames Adams. ssmbHch. Campshaf '"'
de ResZke. ., . ia PROPHET
Lii Inlmsan. Brama. Jean ard FL De hes1"
Plancon. $3.50 49,. r,-.s,..,or In AfneSs
NsncinelTs opera 'ERO LTANDHo. Hai"e' -
ma1n-Hen nix I Ss7ez AZ ana sons PIANOS USED
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ErrFERING rRON SCURVY Ia DAWSON.

Seattle, Wash Feb 2S.-Advices from Dawson
say that men dying Of scurvy in the suburbs
OF that city. Recently John McPhail was found
almost dead in a tent on Victoria Guch. His food
49, gone and he waiting for death. unable 70
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corRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

.--,... -t.,..-- c.--.-,. c,,rt pe-ess
supreme Appellate eFq-eesore FrssdHan = p p
n. Arpeais from Municipal 'rt ~ 81, y, 80 o. g.
s. lo5 1o7 100 III. 1l2. 49, ia, 10 ,,.. audi.
s,c..a M.tlo- aaletl.r called al r0.80 = m.
Supreme Courts special Term-Part l-Beiore Reach
8iyorces. No. i7o5 17e 2.9l $50 1892 2eo2 29l0.
5s-S 23i. 81 80 2s2s 2so 2aai 2982 27o'. 2ao.
Supreme special Too Par te v oi7 sIfa s st
2l2o 2ll5' 22l .-i' - -,'l C'str. re,ore kellogg
J-dauses be cent from Part ~ for trial. Case IN
s4areno court-speosl Term-Psrt v1-Before stovsr,
J-rqrses 10 be sent from Part " Tor trial Case IN
lr,o court-soe-ial Term-Part vrIBefore deger
.c, J-coar. opens Of p. m Elevated railroad cases
co Trial se PaF !-I5 5. s5 M'As sE7
'V 2ar.as c5aiTra Term Part III Before Fzsec-
se,s s2s. 4o62 4o7i 1924 3io' SO SO, 2542 case
j. tases TO 10 sen' from Part TT FOR trial Case I'M
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Part' snd vI-Ai-
s,'rr1r C'ir,Tral Te-u-Part vIIBefore Trusx
e. 2aal 8le7 $3.50 1883. 1851 2g2s 1901. 2lsg
aGe So 70 p pro- 274 500 2o}7 2}2e Inquest: Va.
80 slrrsn- Tra Term-Part vIII-Before smyth
J-tau.es 2, he from Part VII Tor trial case nm
slfrcn. court--rral Tern--Part L. eeforH Lawrence
.l-es 70 be s-n, from Part VII for '-al case un-
5.r.eras cour,-rrial Tern,-Part XBefore Dugro J.
Causes to Zee sent uom Part VII Tor trial Case IN
s.arema court-Tr.l Term-Par, xr-Aeiurned for
saP-eme co,rt-Trsl Te'n-Part xII-I3etors Chase
J-tau-~s De sent frcm preferred calendar for TRIAL
a,r-orate.s Ir,-chanbers-R~f'rs Fitzgerald s.
s.. 80 estate %. Etztnei s. koee.' a. Il A. n 80
~ es''I ir-ira %lerr7rr At il m: 70 $40 es-
KIND. 'qi' Romm Clarence T. steinberse Morrs
f,er''eAi 10 CO. 40 "a a. n Roe eil at
sarr'rat.'s Court-Tral Tern-Before ---1 s.-No
c,y c5ur,-speoai Term-Befor. o'pwyer. J.--court
oI.s q. ~ .. - ~ r-r, a ,4t'r,-'.5 sine dc
civ colrt-rrai Term Parts I. II. III srd Tv-Ad-
fourred for The term
RFrEREEs APPOINTED
supreme Court.
Ry Grier-eeve. !.
! Matter Z shlH-John W. Boothhy
rTeniy tbra Ward Land Improvement Company at
Matter Of Ti-oter-rhares Buckley
5 I5 i kc as s3li,,,1 u. ,@or5 IS fiariTi4sc
Fling Brewing c,apary at Bentz-I,imer G. story.
oe[' s.. as f. Kgssen Fssn e. d T. Williams
s4aa ss y Js9. f y ysa. %y'"
By Beach. =.
az City Of 2Sey YoTS K. nonohus
Mater n IL ack-John r. ward
NJ, NJ. q q Irren- las.l 1te q Brown
7 Red aet Cduk4in-SlGlsy J. CoHen.
fe-maula Life Insurance Company sgt F'"rlv F~oncs
p fy1Uey
a . !, 1il.. %sl' 2sa a5iea
Ry Truar. ).
Psr-hsn at. Van Minaon-steph-n p. Rrasu.
RFcFrvERs APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
ny Grferslseve. J.
Mirra.et Courtney agt Eliza J. Dempsey Thomas I.
7 Rellolls
George J. s-h,of-l ast onsiey Electric Company
| Charles D0rofIe
. Powers Publishing Company agt Thomas T. Law~r-
Ge.rle vs. Alprr
Nly Dunn ay, Hermann Won Natzmer-Reginad II.
williams
+ Jessie p. W Stuart aFt Marfa T.. Faria John Bot
tom~r
rs Chester T.
Matte Of W. J. Johnston company-Willam j. Johnlion
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meeting Of the creditors OF Arnstein & Bonn
nronrietors OF the White House department store
az Tbiro-ave and Ffty-slxth-st, held yester-
day before a referee IN bankruptcy. The schedules
showed liabilities Ss4.720 and assets S7e.2OS They
made an assignment on January TO NJ Marley
Platzek and he was elected trustee yesterday by
the creditors. Claims TO the number OF l45 were
6led by creditors. eggreRating $4,000.
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RESTORING WAGES TO FORMER FTGrREs.
Many Mills WILL FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE SET
AT FALL RIVER

| MANY Mills WILL FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE SET
AT FALL RIVER.
Precedence Feb 2S.-Robert Knight. who con-
| and Massachusetts,; J. W Danielson. treasurer Of
! several Of the largest factories in Eastern Con
nacticrt and a number Of other mill agents stated
/ to-day that a restoration I'm wages I'm mills con-
! trollDd In Providence VIII be made conforming as
10 dato and amount with that decided upon In Fan
/ River yesterday.
! Tho Cbece Mills one NJ the owners Of which Is
| the former United States Senator Jonathan mace.
! viii Increase wages next month. inc mace M'i'S
| employ about twenty-five hundred hands.
Taunton. Mass. Fen 2S.-H. II. Shumway treas
urar OF the Corr Manufacturing Company. said this
morning that the plant OF that company in this city
| ,,.,uld restore wages at the same time that we
Fa River Mills resumed the old schedule the MINIS
| being on the same basis. ,,,.e,,,,,r,,-
N the Office Of the Whittenton MahuldCt mo
/ Co,nnauv which reduced wages per cent tWp
months after the FAN River reduction W llldln ~
lowering OF that company, dtcllned 10 uIoS s be
natter beyond pointing OUT Cef tilr IN ,,.fi ia
tween the interests Of the Fan River MllIs anu
those of the Whittenton Company
Drvgoods merchants and jobbers in this city yes
tordav said that the determination OF the manu-
facturers of cotton cloth in New-hngland 10 raise
tine wages OF the operatives in the mills was due
10 the recent rise in the price Of print cioihs ana
| other cotton goods The meeting OF manufacturers
a. Fail River on Monday it was said, represented
/ Interests amounting 10 many millions OF dolldIS,
ati the manufacturers decided 70 make an increase
OF more than y per cent IN me wees 81 "oGIe
thirty thousand operatives IN the cloth mllIs A.
though the rate OF wages VIII not 20 Hh'o
eject until April il Is believed that long season
prosperity tor the cotton-cloth InanuLdC' r. >
\ or New England and their empioNes has come mo
rise in the price ~ print cloths Is res4LIei dS
| sure indication OF Increased prosperity throughout
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Final performance Gn is enu-,tn, 1,irxcrx
DER RING DIES NlBELt N"rN

~ RlGAAkD NA'NAN ArrERyc1s
Mon Aft. Mar. -. at 2}O....-...''''.'''D Ma Wlf1
Tues Aft Mar Il. az Loo. .....'..''''''''' s,Irs
Thurs Aft Mar. l6 at 90 ;;,..,s,r,n,r
Mon Aft. Mar. 90 az u As .iy vii ~
The sale u Tickets for the Entire series o''
on FRIDAY March 81 AZ a. M 49,, .h,v, -
The Sale OF Tickets f1r any one OK % s,g :
forrnances will begin "Wednesday. March ; ."
PRICES As BEFORE
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Furrs FhNEF FURNITURE
ANTIQUE OAK SIDE TABLES
800
IS West 23rd Street.
THURSDAY. MARCH 2.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY
IS West 23rd Street.

TO-DAY.
y.esel For Line Mail. close Vessel sails
Pri,annc Iiverrool White Star...... 900 A m 1900
Eastern Prince La Plata, Prince..... 100 m 300 m
Ir0quos Charleston. clyde ............ 300 ? m
I.ampasas. Galveston. Mallory ......... 300 m
- Tnuts sorfhamptou American. 700 a m 1000 a
yura,an Havana \ & Cuba....... 90 m 300 m
TrintIad bermuda Ouebec.......... 500 a 1000 a
THURSDAY. MARCH
Seneca Nassau. Ward ............... 100 m 300 m
FRIDAY MARCH 3.
Arkadia Porto Rico. y & R.....12oo n 200 p m
Rio Grande. Brunswick. Mallory ...... 800 m
ConanchA. Charleston. C7yde......-.-. 300 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01

Morris Cohen. Of No. l. 723 Madison-ave has filed
a petition in bankruptcy. with liabilities s24,744 and
10 assets. The debts were contracted in 1892 In
g. Innis and fhis city.
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-. IL 80 - 80 appo!nted reeeLver b
PETITIONS ~ BANKRUPTCY.

Samuel Kahn cloak manufacturer Of No. s2s
Rroadwav has fled petition IN bankruptcy 10 get
r'd Of debts contracted In 1889 az partner WIN
$500 ( piau+ and Ralph Plaut in the Mercantile
Ci--x company The liabilities are $l.@i5 and
nominal assets S5.4z2
rreodore Buckingham, n South Dover \. Y,
has nied a petition In bankruptcy here with Ia
,, 'ir,es SIS $50 and no assets. He formerly IN
the lumber business
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Announcements.
N4PTVE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 80 Sunset 5b2 Moon rises pm 10 ~ Moons "a
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Saniy OBS Gov leland 10 10 Hell Gate II 80
PM SANDY H.nf 10 n Gov. Island 10 AZ H" Gate l. r.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
SAILED

Steamers Pontiac Osr). for Guants Tauric (Brl Live
pool. Taormna GER. PernambucO Manuel L Nllever'
SPAN Havana etc. jamestown. Norfolk and Newpo
News. Lord Warwick (Br). Philadelphia LANDAU q.
CBrl Bristol; City Of Augusta Savannah General Viii
ney. NeW-Orleans.
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seek shelter in the sheds where the stone cutters
worked. When tho cutters saw Anziolrtt com
ing to them for help they inferred that the strikers
were making raid the sheds and arming
themselves with hammers, stood ready for the
onset As Anziolett went by he looked behind and
screamed "Snakes!" "Rattlesnakesi" whereupon
every hammer was dropped to the ground and the
800 imported stonecutters took to their heels II
took the foreman two hours 10 coax them back TO
work
The hammers had hardly started again when
the noon hour arrived, and new troubles appeared
The men who had brought their dinners in pals
found the food intact in nearly every case, but
those who used baskets paper bags had to go
without anything to eat or walk half mile to the
boarding house, because the snakes had rified
their packages.
Al Scitino's boarding house Affairs moved in
their usual grooves for four OF flvo days Mrs
Scitino missed a number OF eggs from tho basket
above the sink, but her dodgers paid good prices
and bunked on the floor she did not feel like rails
ng an issue with them until eggs advanced 10
25 cents dozen One night she retired, leaving
two genuine eggs and one porcelain nest egg in
the basket Next morning there were two empty
egg shells in the sink. while protruding from the
hole which lead TO the sink spout was the tail end
OF a wrthing creature She made haste To heat
some water In a tea kettle and pour Il over the
snAke ~hereunon great nnRneck snake pulled
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on the neck Of Andrea Carabelli Carabelli
jumped up with yell Of terror, and pulling
knife, stabbed Giovanni Leoni three times in tho
chest This woke up the other six all of whom
pulled knives and began To cut Sits in the dark
ness, bowling and swearing until the kitchen
seemed an anteroom to Dantes Inferno Scitno,
the master OF the house, hearing the tumult and
knowing how to remedy il ran into the kitchen
with lantern in one hand and revolver in tho
other, saw the badly frightened snake writhing
among the feet Of the combatants and shouted
something which snake in Italian
lie then leaped through the window into a cabbage
patch and in minute the others were with him
crying aloud for mercy and wondering how long il
would be before the deadly venom would take ef-
feet.
Two days later Mrs Crowley. the wife of a
striker who had sought work elsewhere felt I'M
der hen to get an egg for a custard pie and her
hand encountered the cold coils Of ringneck
She screamed loud that her sister heard her and
ran half a mile with peppermint bottle in her
hand
While Mrs Crowley was having three convul-
sons an hour Giuseppe Anzioletti, a carter who
had been sent to haul some rubbish from the grout
bank, uncovered a nest Of 200 snakes on the sunny
side Of the hill The young ones made haste To
get away, among the stones, but the big fellows
angry because they had been disturbed. showed
fight darling at the Italian until he was glad 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
Some Very Pronounced Carpet
Bargains.

If there's carpet need to be sup
piled in your household, don't over
look this offering, for the goods con-
cerned in it are all new, in the lat
est designs & colorings for Fall
and our prices for them are less than
the present wholesale cost.
Thpestry Carpets in room, hall and stair de-
s5c. yd.-go at. ......... Boo, 46c., 80.
Administer Carpets in very beautiful de-
signs and colOrings, regularly sold from
- 90 to $1.25 yd, go at 75c.
Walton Velvet Cdrpets-Superb carpets in
rich designs and colorings, regularly
sold at SIPS, $l.35 and $i.45 yd., go
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Treasures of Bucoaneer LorencilIo.
FTom the TtnO Republic

From the TtnO Republics
Areas is the name Of a point in the coast Of
Campeche where there is a lighthouse and tho
Keeper Is Rosendo dc Leon News has Just been
received that on the 10th instant Don Rosendo
was Willing away dull time on the sandy seashore.
looking for the eggs Of the turtles which swarm
along tho coast To look for the eggs Il u neoas-
sary 10 dig up the sand, and while In this opera
ton IN secluded spot among some big stones,
he found not luscious turtle eggs, but bright bars
OF gold and silver He at once advised the federal
authorities Of Campeche, who sent party To
gamer up tho treasure II In said the value Of tho
Dors il fabulous, but it is not yet made known by
the local authorities The part that partains nv
law TO the Under. IL Is said will be more than
enough to make Don Rosendo happy and idle for
the rest Of his life, and he has already resigned
his position as lighthouse keeper at Areas.
Ia supposed that these gold and silver bars
~AEe buriAd there by the famous old pirate Lorau.
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Pure Linen Handkerchief, /.
& I-3 of Regular Prices.

Because of some slight manufac-
turing defects-almost unnoticeable
in most cases-we've secured 500
dozen women's pure linen Handker-
chiefs for selling at one-haf and one
third of the usual prices for such
grades.
The assortment includes a variety
OF choice styles in scalloped edges,
hemstitched and lace trimmed -
we've grouped them into six lots
for selling as follows
Lot lat. =. Sc. ca Lot AT. 2ec. ca
Lot Pat. 13c. ca Lot Sat. .:s9c. ca
Lot Sat Ice. ca Lot Cat. .59c. ca
In the same collection are two lots
of Mems rs size tape bordered pure
linen Handkerchiets, which will be
sold on the basis-they go at
l3C. & 19c
Main rear rir
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Laces Remarkably Cheap.

We have cleaned up an import
er's entire stock of washable Laces,
about $4,000 yards in all, including
Imitation Valenciennes, Point de
Paris, Torchon and Medici Laces
and Insertions in all widths from
to 7 in., at prices considerably less
than cost of manufacture, and we
offer the goods to you at a CORES
pondingly great reduction from
the usual retail figures. They 20
at, per yd., &C., &C., &c., ,oe. and TIC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
79c. Black CameI's Hair
CheviOt at SOC. I'd.

Among the plain fabrics for Fall
wear black Cancels Hair Cheviot
will be held in high favor. Its rich,
dressy appearance and wonderful
wearing qualities are responsible for
its popularity. We place on sale
tomorrow 1900 yards of this fabric,
full 30 inches wide, thoroughly
sPonged and shrunk, regularly worth
75c. yd., at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
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Two Striking Values in
Splendid New Silks.

1000 yds. of new and very prett,
corded stripe Taffetas in complete
assortment of all the latest colorings.
They cost more to produce than our
price, which is. .................4 9c
1900 yds. of "a inch imported
black Tatfeta, made by one of the
best manufacturers in Lyons, France
an extra strong, bright and service
able. quality-go at. ............ .55c
New Building m ain floor
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Baskets.

Imported oval Clothes Baskets, ........19c
Extra quality oval Clothes Baskets 31c
Strongly made oval Clothes Baskets, large,
with rattan bottom and handles, value
Sl.OO........ ................... 59c
Round covered Clothes Hampers ..... 69c
Square covered Clothes Hampers, wood
bottom Observation-Disclosures. S1.25
Extra grade square Clothes Hampers wood
bottom Observation-Disclosures. So. AS
Finely made oval Clothes Hampers So. 10
Finely made corner Clothes Hampers,
$3.50
Carpet Beatcrs .............. sc
Carpet Bcaters, all rattan ..........2 3c
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Mems Superior Night Shirts
at 80 Cts. Each.

These Shirts are we'll made of an
exceptionally good quality muslin.
They're cut extra full and long,
have pearl buttons, fancy trimming
down the front, and they are finished
with felled seams. In word, they
are frst-class Shirts in every detail,
and They're unapproachabie value
at. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
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himself out Of the hole and after Hopping about
for few seconds coiled up and died As II was
impossible for the snake to break the porcelain
egg he had swallowed 1t whole When he tried
TO escape through the sink spout the nest egg
proved too large TO pass the orce and the reptile
was trapped. The dead snake was six feet nine
inches long and weighed almost thirteen pounds
IL was the biggest nnEnock ever soen in Maine
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Excellent EmbrOideries.

About 5000 yards Of cambria and main
sock Edgings, In widths from 1 inch
to inches wide, all fine cut out goods,
go on sale to-morrow-in strips only
at. ...: DC, &C., 1Oc., 12c., and I5c.
600 yards fancy embroidery Allovers,
with pretty insertion effects, 10 to 80
generally at csc. to CSC. yard. are hore
at.............. Acc, Doc, 85c. and 75c.
Main aisls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
$l.00 J. B. Corscts at ACC.

800 j. B. Corscts, extr" long and
medium wasted, in white and grey
sateen, we'll boncd, prettily trimmed
with embroidery, sizes 10 to 80; re-
ular $l.OO grade 90 on sale to
morrow at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ACC
Second noer
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A Great Sale of Hosiery.
Csc. to Sl.25 Grades at l9c. and
20c. Pair.

29c. Pair.
We've secured all the samples of
one of the largest Hosiery Manu-
facturers of Chemntz, Germany,
comprising 4,S00 pairs Of Moments
1Stockings and I,5OO pairs Of MEMS
Socks, and as a result of the pur-
chase we are able to offer you some
of the best values that were ever
given in this line. All the goods
are high class, comprising plain as
well as enormous variety of novelty
effects in cotton and Isle thread.
They are worth regularly from 25c.
to $l.25 pair We've divided
The Women's Stockings
into two lots-thosc of plain and
fancy cotton will be sold at. .... .l9c
The Isle thread Stockings, in
GLIDING all the novelty effects, go
At. ............. ..................G CSC
The Mems Socks
Are all of Isle thread, in novelty
effects, and they will be sold at. .19c
Other Hosiery inducements.
In addition to the above we will
place on sale tomorrow 1900 pairs
of momrn's fast black cotton Stock
ings, with double soles, at, per
pr. .................................l2 c
Ch7dren's fast black ribbed Cotton
Stockings, with double knees, heels
and toes, at, per pr................8 &c
MEMS .tast black and tan Cotton
Socks, with double solcs and heels,
at, per pair..........................9 &c