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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
POLICEMAN TRIkS. SUICIDE.
Shot Himself in tho Street-Said Paddy
Diver Was to Blame.

Asa green car. bound east on Fourteenth
street. passed Fifth avenue shortly before |
O'Clock yesterday afternoon policeman with
gray hair and gray moustache and many
stripes on his coat sleeves jumped from tho
front platform. Then he stood in the middle
OF the street. drew a revolver from his pocket
and shot himself in the left breast. After
throwing the pistol away he ran to the side
walk and sat on the curb in front OF the Metro
politan Safe Deposit Company building. 3 East
Fourteenth street. Joseph H. Lewis OF 1920
Park avenue. who was first to reach him. aske
him why he had attem pied to take his own life
baday Di ", eff tbis sd1v Nivv.r e.
the cause OF my death. There have been four
murdersrs following me all morning. 1t Is too
bad that l didn't finish the Job"
An ambulance was called and the policeman
was removed to tho New York Hospital. where
II was said that nc could not live. Latar Capt.
Price and a priest from st. Francis, Xaver's
Church visited him; Capt: Price . sSid the 20.
undoubtsdly insane, He was appointed a
attached to the Steam boat Squad. He was on
duty yesterday morning In West street. near
Harrison street. Burke lived at "a King
street.. Three months ago he was treated at
ct Eincent's Hospital for insomnia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Wants Health Board Exhibits for the Paris
Exposition.

Dr. Samuel W. Abbott OF Boston who has been
authorized by the United States Commissioner
General to arrange an exhibit of public hygiene
al the Paris Exposition wrote TO President Murphy
of the Health Board yesterday asking for photo
graphs Of the exterior and interior Of the hospitals
for contagious diseases in this city; also for photo
graphs illustrating the methods Of the New York
Board Of Health for the production Of dinhthcra
s,rum. and showing new methods Of disiniccting
aud street cleaning The Board of Health has
becn asked to furnish In addition 60 the photo
graphs, reports and statistics relative to medical
inspection OF schools, TO sanitary arrangements
for tsnrment houses inspection of milk and
control Of tuberculosis. The Department OF public
Hygiene at the Expod lon will have 200 square
feet Of floor space and 800 square feet of wall space
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TO BUY HOME FOR SCHLEr.
The woman's National Industrial League
ApproprIntss 500 Toward 1t.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-At regular meeting
OF the Woman's National industrial League Of
America the following resolutions were unani-
mousy adopted:
Jvhsred'. Rear Admiral Winfield scott Schley, U.
s N. has by his patriotic devotion TO duty as dis
pl,yed at the battle e. Santag,. endeared himself
to the American people; and
Wh>r.a, The members OF the Woman's Industrial
League. desiring to expire. their gratitude to a
brave unse!ash and modest Officer. who has been
an Garment and chivilrous friend to industrial
woman: be II therefore,
R,soir.d, Tha. the Woman's Industrial League
take the iris.al and necessary steps to promote
public opinion. as to enable them to secure funds
10 purchase a home for Admiral Schley at the
National Capital as token OF Their hith apprccia'
ii N % his services in h.h III NJ onr c Iuutry.
h,soir.d. Tint the W)man's National lndnstral
League OF America appropriate 500 toward IN" eI'
pense for tatonery postas and printing. IN send
ing letters TO the patriotic citizens OF the United
States to request their coOpe alton IN forming. com.
mittpcs and ASST ting in funds to purchase
home, 10 he presented to Admiral schley by the
people of America We also earnestly al pal to the
press of the nation to assist us in our efforts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
TIE WORLDS WHEAT CROP.
Reduction of About Ono Eighth as Com
pared with Last Year.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE Department OF
Agriculture will soon publish a statement
OF the worlds wheat supply. prepared by
it's statistician. John Hyde. Conclusions as
to the worlds output for 1899 arc reached by
a comparison OF the statements issued by the
Hungarian Ministry OF Agriculture; the we'll
Eupninp Corn Trade List and tho Bulletin des
Hdltes ublished in Paris. All three OF these
estimates are compared with the figures ofthe
Department OF Agriculture for 1898
The mean OF the three estimates for 1900 is
254O. 900. 600 bushels and the difference be-
tween this mean and the estimate for 1898 is
327 600. 900 bushels. a reduction OF about one
eighth. as compared with last years crop
report.
Rye shows a de felt OF &c, 300 600 to 81 600 900
bushels: barey's deficit is about 945OOOOO
bushels. and there Is a falling off Of oats OF b.
100000 to AZ. 100000 bushels Maize shows a
surplus OF 59.0OU.0O0 bushels,
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TRENTON. n. j.. Oct ia largely attended
and fashionable wedding took place this even.
ing in the First Presbyterian Church. Miss
Annie Abeel Hall. daughter OF John A.HaIl and
OF the late Rev. DR.. John Hail.
was married to Winthrop Slade. with the Rev.
DR.. T. Ralston Smith Of New York. and the
Rev. Lewis Nudge ,officiatiag;, The brides
bride. Miss Anna H. Fisk. Miss Marjorie Slade,
Miss Margaret Nicol!e, Miss Roebling. Miss
Howard Slade was hest man. and the ushera
were Prescott Slade. Henry H. Brady. G. Abeel
Hall. John NJ. Dickinson. Ernest Freeman and
evening,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12

The Church OF the Divine Providence. or
Home for Incurables as 1t Is best known. at
Ridgewood. n. j.. has received as q present
steeple hell as q memorial to Bridget Murray
OF New York City. The Home was erected by
the late Isaac W. England. Although 1t is a
Roman Catholic institution 1t admits persons
OF all denominations.
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DenisOn-Tho msOn.

sING SING. Oct. 11.-Miss Elizabeth Brainerd
Thomson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Thomson. and Robert Fuller Denison Of Cleve-
land. Ohio. were married In st. Paul's Protest.
anteEpiacopai Churchithis evening by the Rev.
Dr. Charles Martin Niles. the rector. Miss Sarah
KIdder Thomson, sister OF the bride. was maid
OF honor. Miss Julia Tarbox OF Batavia. n. Y.
and DIias Mabel Thompson were bridesmaids
James C, Brooks al Cleveland was best man
and the ushers wtre samuel p Hall ot Plain
field. n. j.. Russe,l l.. Tarbox. Everett l.. Bar
nard and Reginald Fl. 4. Starr OF New York
city, George T. Northrup Of WOrcebter, Mass.
and Karl Z. Weston OF Baltimore, Md.
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Dabney-Russell.

MIDDLETOwN, Conn, Oct. 1.-THE marriage
Of Miss Lucy Hubbard Russell of this city and
Charles William Dabney of Boston occurred
this afternoon at ! O'Clock at the Church Of
the Holy Trinity. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. e, c. Acheson. The bride father,
the Hon Samuel Russell, gave her away. The
maid of honor was Miss Laura Lee Otis. daughter
of Gen. f S. Otis, Governor General of the Philip
pines The bridesmaids were Misses Mary Edgar
OF New York Henrietta Ingersoll Of New Haven,
Rose johnson, Aimee Alsop, Mary Jones and
Helen Russell sister Of the bride all OF this city.
The best man was FredeEick Tudor Of BOSTON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Mrs. John W. Mackay on tho Oceanic.

Aboard the White Star liner Oceanic. In yes
tsrday from Liverpool and Queenstown. were
A. BALM, President OF tho Hamburg American
line: Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Duer. Mrs. John W.
Mackay. Amos F. Emo. George Hondly. ex-
Governor OF Ohio: Center Hitchcock, Mrs.
Ellen YznaRa. mother OF the Dowager Duchess
OF Manchester: Major j. Eustace jameson. NJ.
p, who will be a guest Of Sir Thomas Upton
at the yacht races. and Col j. G. Dalton OF the
British War ONCE, who is going to Bermuda
to get married. The Oceanics time was
days and 40 minutes. which is better than her
first trim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Interpretations in New Jersey.

TRENTON. Oct. 11.-Articles OF incorporation
were ied to-day in the Office OF the Secretary
OF State for the Loeben Incandescent Light
and Heat Company, with an authorized capital
Of S5.OO0.000. The ipcorporators are Frank
N. MiEpan. Frank r. Hansel and William +.
Ideli. all OF Camden.
The Lula Company was incorporated with
500 900 capital to do a general business in
Honduras. The incorporators are: +. ".
Brown Of White Plains, y. Y: John w. Avery
OF New York. and II. G. c. Thornton OF Cram
ford, n. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
De Mund-Bellinger.

Tho marriage OF Miss Sadie Bellngar and
Frederick W. De Mund was celebrated yester-
day forenoon at Grace Reformed Church. Sew
enth avenue and Fifty-fourth street. the Rev.
Joseph r. Duryee officiating. Miss Daisy II.
Blauvelt Of Paterson, n. j.. attended the bride
DR.. Cornelius 4. Do Mund OF RidRewood. n J..
assisted his brother as best man. ] smyle
of Woodbrdg n. j.. were the ushers. The
bride 10 n daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Belinger OF }62 West 1l7th street. and the
mobiles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
FI.h For Connecticut strenms.

HARTFORD. Conn. Oct. 1.-THE shipments Of
Ash at tho State Fish Hatchery at Windsor
Locks to the various ponds and streams which
arc to be stocked for breeding purposes has
900 brook trout, 10000 lake trout. 5000 rain
bow trout, 1000 Loeb Leven trout $4,000
steel head trout. 10000 Atlantic salmon and
shipped in ten-gaIlon cans which hold 250
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12

ALBANY. Oct fitzpatrick Leonard this after
noon was shocked to death. He and Henry
Ringer. both track laborers. while returning
from work encountered. on Jackson street. n
an electric light conductor. Leonard first at
tempted to push the wire aside and he re-
celved n fatal shock Ringer then tried and
to the hospital and will recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Tho Vanderbilt Will.

The widow OF Cornelius Vanderbilt will re-
turn to the city to- m orrow or Saturday. She ex-
poets her son. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. to ar
rive on Saturday. The family council to discuss
the will OF her husband will be called mmedi-
atey after he son a arrival.
William X. Vanderbilt. Jr.. and his wife sal cd
on the Cunardsr Campania last Saturday.
Their names did not appear on the passenger
list Mr.. Vanderbilt and his wife will he abroad
until next summer, the greater part Of the
time as the guests OF tho Duke and Duchess
OF Marlborough.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Record breaking Printcloth Sales.

FALL RIVER. Mass. Oct. 1.-THE sales in the
pr!ntcloth market for the last ten days have
amounted to 2. 100000 pieces. which breaks all
records for the time mentioned. The Advisory
Committee this morning marked up the price OF
many OF the counts under their charge from
sixteenth to an eighth OF a cent and at the new
figures there has been much activity IN the
market. The Advisory Committee did not
mark up the price Of regular goods and the 81
and 6Ox64 counts. but it is believed that those
will be advanced within a day or two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Two Bill Posters Asphy1iatsd.

Thomas H. Morgan and J. L. Cameron. both
bill posters. were found dead in bed yesterday
morning at 126 University place. They had
been asphyxiated by illuminating gas. Tho
men came on from Detroit on Tuesday night
looking for work In this city The police say
that tho gas was turned on accidentally by one
n the men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12

Deputy Sheriff O'Donnell Yesterday received
four executions agEreEating $3.739 against
Samuel W. b. Smith. builder. Of 10th street
and Eighth avenue, In favor OF the Central Fire
PROBING Co. the Union Stove Works. the East
eIa Hydraulic Press Brick Co.. and Frcden berg
4 Lounsberry
Victor A. Wilder. railroad builder. OF 10 Wall
street. has fled petition In ba lkruptcy. with
liabilities $4,000 and no assets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
CORONERy WANT SECRETARIES.
Can't Ravs an Extra Allowance for Then
Gardiner Wants More Salaries,

Coroner Fitzpatrick appeared before the
Board OF Estimate yesterday to urge an in
crease In the salaries OF coroners. sufficient
to allow them to hire personal secretaries. He
said that IL tho men were put on the regular
payroll they would have to be chosen from
tho civil service eligible lists. and that they
might be Republicans. Mayor Van WICK
refused to allow thu increase. nevertheless.
District Attorney Gardiner included In his
estimate salary for two deputies who are now
serving without compensation The board
passed a resolution requiring that tho
$4,000 revenue bonds authorized recently
for teachers salaries increased by the Ahenrn
law shall he used only for paying minimum
salaries under that act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
For As.emblyman and Alderman.

Tammany nominated Henry c. Honeck for
tho Assembly and Thomas F. Woods for
Alderman in tho Twentieth district last night.
The Republican Assembly Convention in the
Fourteenth and the Republican Aldermanic
Convention IN the Sixth adjourned to Friday.
The Republican Assem- bly, Convention in the
Thirty-third endorsed the nomination Of
Republican m ON Der OF the Carpenters Union
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40 A.k enc civ Cor Free Meetinr place.

Some time ago the Central Federated Union.
which Ia sdl meeting at Clarendon Hall. ap-
pointed a committee to look for a new meeting
place. The committee was harassed by so
many restrictions that 1t has been unable to
find hall that will conform with them all. and
vest erday |, was announced that the committee
had decided to request the union to ask tho
city authorities for the use OF the vacant build
ing at 6b Third avenue for a couple OF weeks,
either freq or nj q nominal rentnl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Republican Assembly n omin ations in Brook
lyn Completed.

Tho Republicans in Brooklyn have COM
pleted their list OF Assembly candidates by tho
nomination OF James McEvoy in the Eighth
district and Thomas L. Graaley. who is also
the candidate of the Independent Labor party
in the Fourteenth district. Both districts are
normally Democratic. but owing to factional
disturbances in tho opposition CAMP this year
the Republicans have strong hopes OF carrying
han
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 11.-Mss Margaret Dale
Harrison. daughter OF Col. and Mrs. William
Henry Harrison, and Mr., Howard Dorne Price
OF Baltimore. were united In marriage at noon
to-day in the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church. by the Rev. Stephen W. Dana. we'd
ding breakfast followed at the homo OF the
BRIDES father.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Sevburxb Republican City Ticket.

NEwBuRGH. Oct. 1.-THE Republican CITY
Convention tonight made the following NOM
nations:
For Mayor. Jonathan D. Wilson: for Presi-
dent OF the Common Council. Edward NJ.
Murtieldt: City Treasurer. James n. D"key
Water Commissioner. Charles A. Dickson
School Trustees. William s. Wands and Caleb
H. Baumes: Almshomse Commissioners. Fred
Herman and Frank W. DoXey.
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Middls.e, County pemocrat.c Nominations.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Oct. 1.-THE Middle
sex County Democratic Convention here to-
day unanimously nominated Joseph V. ID.
Field, for sheriff William G. jacques. for
County Clerk and Charles G. Farrell. James
Dougherty and Daniel W. Clayton for mem bers
OF Assembly The platform adopted says
nothing about silver or other national Issues.
ton, which. il says. has caused New Jersey to
be known as the Mother OF Trusts"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Rrhneider-Armflsld,

BLOOMFIELD. Oct 1.-THE marriage OF John
Schneider Jr. and Miss Florence Z, Armhsld.
daughter OF William ". ArmiiAld. both o. this
place took place in the First Baptist Church at
u clock this evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Republican Judicial Nominations In Rich
monl.

The Republican conventions OF the frs. and
Second Judicial districts OF Richmond Bor-
ough were held last night. The First District
Convention was held at Port Richmond. and
Albert f. Hadock was named as candidate.
The Second District Convention. which was
held at Stapleton. nominated Wallace NJ. Loos
of Stapleton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12

Fort MONROE. Oct ll.-Mlss Isabelle Ran
dolph Selden. daughter OF Dr. Charles Selden.
and Harry Reynolds nalsey OF East Orange. y.
J.. were married this evening In Hampton.
They left for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12

Anthony Weber Declares for Judge Neu.
Former City Auditor Anthony Weber OF
Brooklyn. representative German Democrat.
has come out opsNiy for Judge Jacob Neu, the
kepu blieAn candidate for Sheri1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Salem County Republican Nominations.

SALEM. y. j.. Oct 1.-THE Salem County
Republican Convention this afternoon NOM
mated Richard C. Millsr for Senator. Henry j:
Bohm for Assemblyman. S Luther Richmond
for County Clerk. and W. Winfield Patrick !or
Sharim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12

Socialist Factions Protest Each Others
Nominations
The DeLeon and anti-DeLeon factions Of
he Socialist Labor party filed protests yester-
lay at police headquarters against the nomi-
iations OF each other. Each charged irregu-
trity; and claimed 1t was the only bona fde
Ioclalist Lapor party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12

The Democrats in the borough OF Queens
hold conventions in each OF the three judicial
districts yesterday. and nominated candidate
for municipal magistrate in each district.
Thomas C. Kadien, the present incumbent.
comprises Long Island City In the Second
d istrict William 7. Monteverde. the present
incum bent. was turned down and Deputy
Water Com missioner William Rasquin. Jr..- OF
Flushing was nominated. William j. Nc
Loughlin. OF Jamaica. was re-nominated in the
Third district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
Keeping Everlastingly At It.

Will your system stand it' Has the
twenty, forty or sixty years told? Those
weaknesses which frighten you, but which
you will not confess 10 others, do they tell
you that your vitality is becoming low?
Awake to the fact that the human
system though a perfect machine, will
wear out Assist it by the use OF that
gentle stimulant
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY.
1t brings into action all the vital forces.
1t makes digestion perfect. 1t enables
you to get from the food YOU eat the
nourishmcnt it contains Can you not see
why it so surely builds up the system and
wards off disease?
Wager, Ala, September 26th.
DUFFY MALT WHISKY Co"
CeHIIeWSH' | arr m invalid and have for tha
past seven years kept up my strength with your
excellent WhisEcy. Respectfully,
g.. o. CARLuwlTZ.
Government stamp marks ts- rengns. Druggist, g,.,:}
sell IT, II yours doc, not bottle "b e sent sou. pepAi'
frS So sir lori IS. Mr''e lor interesting book.
Duffy Malt Whisky Co., Rochester, N. u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
IyDrANApoLIss Ci1Y ELECTION.
TaERart, Dem, Has an Apparent Majority
OF 1876 Yotes-Contest Probable.

OF 100 NOtee-COnteht HroDNDie'
IND1ANAPoL1s. Oct. 11.-There has been
much excitement here to-day over the result
Of the city election yesterday. and open
charges Of fraud are made and a contest lie ex-
pected. Up to midnight last night all the re-
turns showed that Charles A. Bookvalter had
been elected Mayor and the lowest estimate on
the first sixty precinct returns was 100 plu-
raity in the city.
At that hour there was a lull In the reports
from tho precincts and a half hour later thcy
began to come in again. These showed de-
creasing Republican gains until the majority
was wiped out and Mayor Taggart. Democrat.
was assured OF reelection. When the last OF
the returns was received at o clock this morn.
ing and careful footingn made. they allowed
that TnRRart had carried the city by no votes.
The Republicans Immediately began an In
vestigation. and 1t In alleged that me cleo
ton boards began at midnight to throw out
Republican ballots for one pretext and an
other. and thus brought about tho decreasing
returns which finally wiped out the Republican
majority Charles A. Bookwalter has deter
m n cd TO contest the election and will ask the
Circuit Court for an inspection OF tho disputed
change OF one vote to the precinct will give
Book walter the election. The Democrats deny
that any advantage was taken by the election
officers and say that every protested ballot has
been preserved. as the law requires. and that
all the votes thrown out were for causes that
were apparent on the face OF the ballots.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
PUBLIC DEBT DECREASED.
Net Increase of Cash ON Hand March

Inc monthly statement of the public debt
shows that at the close of business March
oI the dept, less cash in the treasury
amounted to S,149 505, ,563, which is de-
crease during the month of sS,39S, ,S2S. This
decrease is accounted for by the net in
crease in the cash on hand
The debt is recapitulated as follows:
Understanding debt, 81, ,145, 175, go.
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity, s1,219, 400
Debt bearing no interest 1886, ,554, ,O16
Total, 81, 433, ,54S, 726. This amount, how
ever. does not include 500 093, ,G13 in GER
tlhcates and treasury notes outstanding
which are offset by equal amount of
cash in the treasury.
The cash in the treasury is classified as
follows: Gold, s21S,306, ,355; silver. s506, ,376-
Isl paper. $45.S61, ,61T bonds, deposits in
nationa! bank repositories, dsbursing Of
ncers, balances, etc, sS9,011. .132. Total,
1913 562 .oSI, against which there are de-
mand liabilities outstanding amounting to
6S5,ols,924, which leaves a net cash bal
ance of s2S4, 4,043, 163.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
For the Boys in Blue.

The members Of the Woman's Army and
Navy League are working most enthusiastic
cally to make their entertainments, which
are to be given at the Cairo, Friday April
Z, brilliant successes. The musicale from 4
to in the afternoon, promises to be great
treat to all lovers of music as some of the
best talent of the city will contribute The
Marine Band will be in attendance In the
eve Nening, and dancing will be part of the
program. These entertainments are for the
benefit of the Sailors Club recently estab-
lshed in Brooklyn, mainly through the as
sistance of Miss Gould. The club provides
a home for the jackies of the navy, furnish
ing them with rooms and meals at a mimi
mum cost. For instance, a nice room NAV
be had for 10 cents night. The Woman s
Army and Navy League is made up of the
wives and daughters of officers of the army
and navy. Mrs. kitton, widow of Gen. ]. C.
Kitton. is president; Mrs. Ludington. wife
of the quartermaster general, has charge
of the decorations. and Mrs. Higginson.
wife of Admiral Higginson, has charge Of
the refreShment committee.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
CHERRY & MORAN co.
The New Store to BE Opeued tn
night.

The formal opening of the new store of
the Cherry & Moran COMPANY. at sl1 Penn
sylvania avenue, will take place tonight
from i:3o to 10 o'clock. The Cherry & Mo-
ran Co. is the successor of the Robinson
q emery Co., and has spared neither ex-
pense nor trouble in making the new estab-
hshment decidedly attractive place an
lueal place, in fact, where up-to-date mems
and boys wearables may be obtained. The
record of the company is well known; for
the future a great promise is given. The
aim and idea of the Cherry & Moran Co is
10 give Washington a clothing establish
meht the equal of any in the country The
opening this evening is attracting an un-
usual amount of attention. Souvenirs will
De given to everybody and a wealth of flow
erS VIII De distributed. There will be no
selling, the evening being given over bv the
company to the entertainment of its