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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
Bang. & Co., ~ and % Fifth Avenue,

Bangs Co., ~ and 30 Fifth Avenue,
Will sell az auction MONDAY March 9Th and four fsa-
lowing afternoons at O'Clock each day.
The stock. Part H.. OF
GEO. II. RICHMOND 81 CO.,
IL East 18th ST.: retiring from business
Consisting Of including scarce works on
American History Indians. Geneaogies Books on New
York city and State American Revolution, state and
Local Histories Mormons Collections ~ Historical So
cie,les and Magazine American History. Wonderful
Collection ~ Juveniles
Sale every afternoon except Saturday.
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MARRIED.

Pho Ar,FS ANDR EWS-On Wednesday evening March
1899 by the Re John T Mcfarland. n D.. az New
Briggs Andrews John Howard Rhoades, both Of
Ir-..-I,
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Trade Association. Mr. Williams had been for
many years director OF the Peoples Bank and
member OF the Manhattan Club He married
daughter Of Henry 7. Shedding. Of this city. and
she. with four sons. survives him. Mr.. Willamss
death due TO pneumonia
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To- mn, diagram the continuous white line shows me
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t.ir. Iar0mefer The dotted line shows the trHIera-
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Senate to-day. and it is expected that they VIII
be confirmed en- masse because Of the short
time remaining of this session Of Congress. AS
the nominations went to the White House to-
day from the Navy Department they were
based on the standing Of the officers in the old
register. and no account taken Of the effect
Of action or non-action by the Senate on the
many naval nominations now pending before
.to
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsed with full name and address.
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A.-The Kensico Cemetery.-Priya,s station,
Harlem Railroad 43 minutes ride from the Grand Csnthai
Depot. Office IS East 42d-st.
The representative., 1899-11-23

fazle breasted. round cut sacf style; alf .eams
II hs si4ss ys6 50 e s.; Style l. Per suit. $o. %
= ver- handsome. round cut sack suit; made OF
sdsrk gray and black mixed cashmere. ali WOOL,
ans 5,a,s 3 fs;s
s!1i Fas FG5s'nf iii Roo g5sy Black and 1,oE. c,,
an, sn extremely stylish suit. We carry this in
:asn :adh s.sa
pieces under arms. corded seams, flap pockets.
and Worth silsi s2 to ss chest %sasars
NJ Ills. All Wool Cashmere ;' business Suit.
Se nave IN this number an extra good suit fc1
6on Of iigh. brown and tan insmediam Piad;ths
sss s'ss %Ge}S s to si E Chest nsasu1
No e pss VERY sati Fin. Ali Wool 6a:sieqs sat.,
mi1oa mnas OF very handsome all wool Light brown
Isas pieces We lead the wo1d o9Hdiess on
q ;ss ess, tsr nss. sss
fs5 sof Long Suit; ali wool Tbs ss.,
sal9e In the Northwest and wear out to ii;
dosing griee *.0.v. ........,,..... $3.50
Mixed Cashmere Suits. This is { n ideal suit FOL
Rartlcular people. 1t well made and ftting az
the pest custom goods shown by fashionable tail.
% ors, and will give equally as good satisfaction at
ABOUT ABOUT one-haIf the price charged by them. The
ssyie IS round cut sack; fine farmer satin lining
81 rencn faclngs. satin piped sear,s Sizes s. to
os1s n shoss NJ nessure stys Worth $500 50 10
Nc. 7l06. Mems Imported dark Brown Cheviot
6ult. The pattern is a neat overpTaid. Style
Soand cut sack; made to soil for slbOO. Sizes. 81
fo close quickly. - $3.50
H; H4~n ana grecn overplaidi silk and mohair serge
1hiihg, .i. satin pipings; all seems double silk
tshsa, sIosa sisss sos sSte 49, Worth sl' $40 90
a1!9 ~ Ysa T7t;a Qualify Aii Wool wer.ted Serge
E9hs %ohais serge lining quilted satin under color
500 Il aoH oo.s @ MsG. to sell for $11.OO
No. 64sl. Men's Navy Blue Cotton and Wool
M1ed pheviot Suits Single breasted. round
p.akets. This is a suit MADE TO WEAR and fully
eGual to goods sold for 50 so elsewhere. We carry
AZ sizss from 81 to 40 chest measure. 90 EG
style l. Worth $3.50: Closing price,. PA.OO
No. $685. Mems Navy Blue Birdseye Worsted
suits Style 10 round cut tack per style l; good
formers satin lining. with satin pipad seams.
ZAP pockets covered buttons This suit is All
cotton, but very strong and durable for every
day wear. Sizes, s., 81, 80, ~ and a chest
measure. S.y1e1 Worth IS. Closing ronO
The representative., 1899-11-23
Our Big Values in
Men S listers.
Sizes 30 to IL.

S1SSS ~ w IA
No. c518. Mems Black
Frieze listers, part wool
wide facing. plaid and
check lining, large storm
collar. made double
breasted. An extra good
ulster for little money.
Style II. Q71s.) Each,
$4.19.
No. c523. Mems Ulster,
N I'D 9 Of "Cumberland
Mills" dark gray mixed
wool. Shetland ulster,
extra length, high storm
collar with throat pro-
tector, wide facings,
fancy checked lining.
This is rough goods,
looks we'll and will give
lots of wear and comfort.
Style II. $685. Each
$9.9S.
No. c123. The paragon
of FrleZe listers, Mems
Irish Black FrieZe u
sters, made from the fin
est imported stock; no
cotton nor shoddy In the
composition, but the pure
Irish Frieze; cut large,
extra wide facings, fancy
check lining. high storm
collar with throat pro-
tectOr, raw edges. Style
II. (SS90.) Each $12.OO.
The representative., 1899-11-23
BOB SLEDS.

We
satisfaction a
Railways
saving quite item located south
Will ship from Minneapolis will obliged to freight
don't entirely and which will
itate
The representative., 1899-11-23
G|leHoIliieTs. i
- r6 4 - 49, !.
4-sss = s., s.

No sals. Oak ohs6onier. sise
Of top aoz@ sinahss. HEIGHT Il
inches. Mirror is ! German
Bevel pgttern plate, sise 1ax22
inches. Eonr tpll width drawers
and one large cabinet with double
doors. Upper tha1f.srsaie front
All tri4miags opsn east brass.
Finish antique.
Eacn... ...,:.;::.s .s.-yssssrsss... $3.50
No sss1. Same a. above only
does not have mirror, height s.
inches.
@ecA' ''...... .4A70
The representative., 1899-11-23

suit get the highest class work It costs YOU moth
ing to try us We send you one of these splendid value
order and the coat not found
will be refunded by mail after the coat reaches ny
& ASK your banker any express company mercantile
agency regarding responsibility Coors are navy blue
or BLACK State color wanted. Sizes to chest meas.
ure Prce S15O Sizes larger than A inches chest meas
catalogue NJ booklet of samples. 1t is free e
The representative., 1899-11-23

OF ~ and freight charges Tho mill weighs 10 lhs
antee; more wind. more shake. carries more screen
and Will DC more and better work than any mill You
can buy Tor $GO Win separate wild seed from wheat
one operation will the foul Seeds such as
through the mill Is perfect cleaner Of coyer
ns 1mothy ;s Made Ct the very best material We fur
Screens wheat grader corp and oat sieve and barley
, slevG capacity 80 bqshels per hour S9.87 is our
a Asriculturai IMPLEMENT Catalogues 1S1 -
:. y. Roeests Supply House. Minneapolis, x!aa.
The representative., 1899-11-23
Patronize Our DRY Goods Department.

we ave the largest and best assorted and lowest priced
1I Dry Goods anywhere to be found Samples will be
Iurnlshed request of anything want and
vte comparison the goods See our new
all ard Winter Line Of Dress Goods Paids will be great
az nand this coming We have them in all kinds
cheap Cotton srges nice for
Crepe effects Silk and Wool MIXTURES; Sha vi Piads
and Colt Plads Our line or Black and Coiored Nov.
elites s the prettiest q me season Our Black Gre
Ing full descriptions and prices. Everything new and
sMphES SAM I Isl FEE daGs Send @ for rte every
please state what particular kind Of drv uoods @
want Do not simply say, send SAMPLES of rSrv yuu
The representative., 1899-11-23
A $I|.00 Overcoat for
$3.50.

The owner of one of these
fine Overcoats will be dressed in
the latest fashion. There's a sat-
isfaction in wearing perfect flt-
ting garments.
Our No. 5O5c. The illustration
represents high grade all wool
kersey Cloth Overcoat--in
AUx~ quality and price without
- %lts a9 sqSsli ssaj,e Stitched + i Taae nyas
Tapped seams, raw edges,
heavy fine velvet collar, lined
throughout with highly finished
extra fine quality farmer satin,
deep acIng of own goods outside
pocket and ticket with flaps, two
inside breast pockets tailored in
the correct fashion for autumn
and winter dress wear. There is
a great deal of clothing being ad-
vertised mostly made in eastern
work houses, some call them pen
ltentlaries, which means not
honestly made. It is our motto
to serve the public honestly and
give them just what they should
have at the lowest living cost.
No underpaid labor is employed
in m q lin u A,,r o1oA1:- ~
The representative., 1899-11-23

81 lS Buys 500 Combination Repair Your
sssS Own Boots, Shoes, Harness. Tinware,
etc., and save time and money. Do work for your
nofghbCrs ct odd times, and thus mako your spare
time valuable. FOLLOW our printed Directions and
you can put half soles repair Shoes harness tin
ware, ware, ETC. Aerticles, packed n a neat, 81 lS
Needed in every family. Great time and money
Our Combination 4 !. better letter set sstt'sa thar
at 500, We put up this combination and are far
better tools than are commonly psed in similar out
nts. we make this OUTFIT 50 good and cheap that
Price, per set. et................. Saa1
Z sets for r......,.,........ ~ ~
complete outfit Of tools fort shoe rubber
harness and tinware repairing
The representative., 1899-11-23
chEFFOIIlERS.

No. 33lb. Oak cheAonier. Double
shaped top. size 1ox33 inches,
height 3 s1nches. Biz large full
width drawers with open cast brass
trimmings. Three apner drawers
have swell fronts. Each. .r.25
No. 3247. Ssme as above only
has . 13x22 inch Bcvel pattern
German plate mirror. Height II
inches.
Each. a. N
The representative., 1899-11-23

OUR PRICES ON NAILS AND all
BUILDING HAREW ARE ALWAYS
AS LOW rs MARKET WILL ADMIT 0F
The representative., 1899-11-23
Storm Sash
at Wholesale Prices.

We carry NIL the sizes listed
here in stock and can furnish
promptly.
Prices are for sash Glazed.
EIGHT LIGHTS IN SASH.
The representative., 1899-11-23
Our Combination 4 I. better ss.s,, Sc $


From Farm, Stock and Home, Sept. 18TH
Well. we'll, and what will come to the ears NJ
F.,S and H.next. The latest 10 confidential state
ment by q representative of manufacturer of an
DID, staple and standard farm Implement that
since retail merchants compelled them to sien an
agreement not to sell their implements to snnniv
same article, made from tho Same pattern. same
material and BY the same workmen, but painted
es at 20 per cent less than they get from whole.
salers for the real thing o
97c for 2oib 1ox Of Fine Crackor9.
Crackers. The finest Butter, Soda and 0vfer
Crackers ever pnt on the market, at price so per
cent lower than our actory.to-consumer price
have your choice, and in ordering be sure to stats
whether you want Soda, Butter, Oyster Cracksrs
The representative., 1899-11-23
Northwestern
Mantle B0bS.

The Mort h W estern
Mantle Is especially
gotten up for the North
western trade, and is
intended for use In
Minnesota. Visions sin
The representative., 1899-11-23
Send ~ cents

Send ~ cents with ~. tnissd to and vj
subject to examine it at your express once
~ Ao""o oAaceiy as represented and the best bar
gain you
heard of, pay the
press agent, our special
SyOfer price, $2.75 less
- the 47c or $2.28 and ex-
press charges. This q
regular $500 Guitar
Mahogany finish highly polished nicely around
sound hole American patent head best patent tail piece
Boo Of v
which teaches anyone how to play Write for musical
atalOgue Vioins 0c and upwards toy pianos 47c and
upwards harmonicas SC and upwards strings up
wards violin 2c and upwards best bargains in
musical goods earth
The representative., 1899-11-23
ST. LOUIS WHITE lEAp. aae c.rIh


10y ould e prona OF either
DO
tSe ader a
The representative., 1899-11-23

n$h have advanced their prices on
(JIIIkIS Parlor Stoves, but our contract
with. the manufacturers compels
them to furnish us with these SO we can sell
then: at small profit at $21.4l, $2l27 and $o777.
eA-The greatest bargain ever offered.
The representative., 1899-11-23

by express. CO.
d. subject to ex-
animation. Ex-
anime it at your
express Office,
and If found ex-
actly as repre-
scnted, and tho
best bargain you
ever saw or
heard of,pay the
agent our spe-
cial offer price
of 9 81 less the
~ cents or 3.H
and the express
charges. This is
a regular $7.OO
Accordion but
We offer it toyou
for 1887.
No. BNC M.
The representative., 1899-11-23


pounds
F.. Cloud. Minn..o
The representative., 1899-11-23
TWO IfaHTs coNr1NnrD

7. NJ. Roberts Supply House,
7r7.7so-z7s Nico;let Ave-,
rIinneapoIis, Mime sofa.
The representative., 1899-11-23
Order as No. 821.

Send US 97c andSesi|da and we viii send you this IS
Table and Flour Chest COD. Our price for
this handy kitchen article is only $3.50. We ship
them out subject to examination, and if found
to be exactly as we represent them and satisfac-
tory III every way, you pay the agent the balance
S353,and the table is yours. If not as represent
ed, you may return at our expense. These ta-
furniture made, in fact they are kitchen nee
essity. They are made of hardwood with 3Ox4S
inch white wood top; balance of table except
large BINS each holding so lbs can be used for
flour, sugar, potatoes, apples or bread, two
drawers partitioned for spices or knives and
forks; has two sliding boards which yon can
use as kneading boards to prepare roasts, carve
meats and many other purposes. We ship these
tables knocked down, weight 95 lbs. When full
low a special discount of 25c. Order at once.
Price, If SIC is sent, balance COD, $50 Price
Il full amount OF cash accompanies order S4.25.
Send for our furniture catalogue, we can save
you money.
The representative., 1899-11-23
SEND 81 CENTS

Out this ad. out and send
TO US and we will send 1
this Roberts Fanninc l.
Mill By freight, O. o. D
subject to examination
Examine it at the freight
depot and If found per-.
fectly satisfactory and I.
equal to Tanning Mills (
retail at $4,000 to $6. %, pay
freight agent Our 9nac
Price, 50. 81, less The 07 ,
The representative., 1899-11-23
CLOTHING! CLOTHlNG!

The Hilton Fancy ssimsvos
No. 232U this of tbreo
great lines OF Ca Suits They weights
the goods OF the They
brown mixed These
SUITS are cut roundcu style made full
canness and tailored by the be tao
mouse work but the pest workmanship They
nes cloth lining and have arms
give great satisfaction. Sizes "a 40. ~
Price for Goat and Vest " :. | 9S5
Price for Pants.
The Crown Ca ssimoros,
NO ZiSsS Under this number
ut may say that there nothing or Of
that touch these goods
ship style and finish They made by most exper
the trimmings and nterlinings
ais ana the wear Will give Satisfaction all
wool black and check and tam medium
mixture wi invisible Oxford with medium eray
Supe Comes sfyle
Sizes "a " ~ NAN-0 ~"'S"eA "''io'
Price for Suit
The Plaza Scrges and cassimeres.
no 6 These Suits comprise line of goods
tended to be sold for them as high
output enables
and the balance of the Bis
very neat black and checked
green ana back dark brown checked
are cut made lined and trimmed best possible
ana the wearing qualities Of the best Sizes 81
rrice OF suit
Price for Pants SS
FL S CATALOGUE ID
and Boys Clothing. back of ravular order hlanL
The representative., 1899-11-23
AIR TIGHT STOVES,

)ver 3OO Three Thousand Air Tight Stoves bought nv
us for cash. ORDER QUICK -
The representative., 1899-11-23

Send Cents ss h RsSs :nE E
The representative., 1899-11-23

Send for our free Musical Catalogue Mention this
Paper ~
49, Send for our new large Drug Catalogue, 91.x11 II
Will save you money and big money too
STEEL BRICK SIDING. Price per suuare $500
Orders for more than five squares, $2.95. ~
The representative., 1899-11-23

cordion-Broad black modinR open action nickel kevs
new model golden bugles, and clasps double
bellows 10 keys stops sets of reeds Write for musi-
cal Instrument, Organ and Piano Catalogue
The representative., 1899-11-23

Get Shot, i !: !!
ents tx 10
SASH WEIGHTS.

Sash Weights, from pounds up to 20 pounds,
1c per pound
Subject to change of market without notice.
Sold as they are marked and not actual weight.
Silver Lake Sash Cord, p cents pound.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18

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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
BRAmBLET0R.

"A special meeting Of the Rectory AID
of st. PEERS Episcopal Church Will be
held at the residence of the president
Mrs. Scadd.ng, No. 204 West Highland
avenue, at 4,o'clGck this afternoon.
Miss Cora Jones, of Tunis, NC, Is
VISITING Miss Louise Beazley, on North
Reservoir avenue.
A Purple Tea" will be given at the
residence of Mrs. Fentress. 2li Clay
avenue, Tomorrow evening for the ben.
eft of the 3. Y. Z. U. of Park Avenue
Baptist Church. "A select mus cal pro-
gram Will be an attractive feature.
An important called meeting OF the
lnasmuch Circle of the Kings Daugh-
ters WI be held at 4 O'Clock this after
noon at the home OF Mrs. NJ. Gordon.
on Rose avenue.
A largely attended business ncatinc
of the Anna Gordon Y was hed at tho
residence OF Miss Lillian Trowec, No.
l27 Windsor avenue, last night. The
committee on the Colonial Reception. "
to be given next Tuesday night at the
home of Miss EVE Johnakir, on Tun.
stall avenue. reported that those to as.
sumo characters in the play were re-
hearsing nightly and the outlook is en-.
couraging. Costumes to be used are
| ancient and unique
Mrs. l., NJ. Morrlsett celebrated her
nfty-ffth anniversary yesterday ut her
| iioiiiS, NJ LAO ->oTtn reservoir avenue
by q family reunion. Her children and
grandchildren, thirteen in number, were
present to do honor To the occasion. a
sumptuous dinner was served. Later
in the evening IL banquet was spread
the table being Illuminated with wax
tapers. The days festivities closed
with a monograph concert.
Rev. George w. Jones and wife were
rendered an elegant reception Monday
night by the Ladies' Parsonage Society
The affair took place at the pastorium
on North NIaltby avenue. The mem
bers of the church were out in large
numbers and many hearty congratulate
tons were extended Mr. and Mis-. Jones
| Supper was served.
| The revival services at the Christian
Memorial Temple continue to attrac,
large congregations. At. the mectins
last night there were several penitcnts
and professions. Services tonight nj
100 o'clock, preaching by Evangelist
Hynes.
The b. Y. T.. U. OF Park Avenue Zap
fist Church had Il pleasant service las,
night. ~ choice program of music ana
recitations was n delightful feature
Mrs. Faukes. of Crewe. Va, is the
guest of Mrs. r.. s. Thomson, No.
Byrd Place.
Auxiliary No. of the Park Avenue
Baptist Church held special meeting
at No. 5 Byrd Place yes terday after
noon and discussed matters of finance
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
Public PythIan InataIIatIon.

Norfolk Lodge No. 8, K. Of p, held
its regular monthly meeting last night
and indicted one into the second rank.
Two new applications We're received
and acted upon. After work came play,
and recitation by Sir G. w. Lewis
and several songs by Sir Abe Moses
were heartily enjoyed.
The I'd of January. alt night, this
lodge will hold public installation of
officers, and the committee in charge
report good progress. A very interest
ing program will be presented, consist
Ing of special music. vocal and in
strumental, recitations and refresh
ments. The ladies of the SIR knights are
invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
No interest Taken.

Some time ago the yirginian-P Pilot
noted the fact that Mr.. Howard j.
Rogers, Director OF Education and So
cial Economy of the United States
Commission to the Paris Exposition,
desired photographs illustrative OF the
Norfolk section. such as mills. factories.
public buildings, residences, farms,
fields, &C.. for the great Exposition.
Secretary Dawes, Of the. Board of Trade
and Business Mems Association. then
stated that lie would be pleased to re-
ceiye and forward photogra phs fur
nished him, but none have been sent
him for this purpose. Yesterday. in an
swer to q second letter from Mr..
Rogers. he Informed him that he was
una BILE to furnish the photographs de-
sired l
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
END.
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All Cured by Or. HaIIock's Won
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Wasting away OF the nerve centres.
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hardest TO bear of all human ailments,
and. unless corrected, ultimately cause
Paralysis, Nervous Preservation anu n
complete breakdown Women are espc-
Sometimes their nerves are "all OH end,
slamming OF n door, anything falling on
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
Tho Granting of Franchises.
Editor of Virglnian-Pilot:

Editor of VirgInian-Pilot:
Without expressing any opinion upon
the merits of the particular case or the
immediate cause OF the dissent ting re-
port made by Mr.. Tazewell Taylor, one
should not fail to recognize. appreciate
and honor the principle involved in that
report, exercising the greatest care in
granting charters, franchises or NUM-
cipal privileges.
1t isIthe belief Of not few that Nor
folk has a great commercial future be-
fore her. and that at no very far off day
we shall have city of 100000 persons
The greater the need for careful ac-
ton on the part of the Councils for
these days. Guard the rights of the
people. In making a study of the city
problem there are two evils which al
ways confront us. The one sNthe en-
croachments of corporations. especially
of transportation companies. and the
second is political jobbery. Between
these two mill stones the Taxpayers
are ground. Transportation companies
are necessary to city's life. but they
should never be allowed to prevent
competition for the public good. nor fan
to give full equivalent to the city for
privileges secured by them. AS to the
latter political jobbery-the less Of 1t
the better for the clty's welfare.
j. j. HALL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
COUnT DECISIONS.
Notes of'Gases Recently Decided,
Which are Of Interest 10
Our PEOPLE.
oIcEsTED BY W. 3. MARTIN.
tExclusivoly for virgin.an-Pilo..'
oIcEsTED BY w. q. mARTiR.
STATE v. HICKS.

Supreme Court of North Carolina,
November Z, 1899.