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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17

r.. We shall say "Humber" to you
D'cyC'c only few more times. Then
MdtterS it will be all Orient" Interest
divides at present between the beauty and
the newness of the latter and the attractive
price of the former.
We are selling the Numbers at $40, s42
and $45. They are the '9S models, Of
course.
The Especial Continental, wheel that has planted
the world with friendships, 98 model, mems 30;
womens, 5000
The Continent. in men models only and thorough
" good wheel, at SIS. This is the best value tor
the money we have ever known in the wheel olS'
A small lot of 1898 COrones in mems modes only
and in 20 in frames, at $40.
A few Rodman, Jr., Juvenile wheels, fast reans
and handsome wheel 70 stand Up against liS' .s
kind of usage youthful rider will give It, Tor ~
and S22. 50. Brakes, 81. 50 extra.
BICYCLE SUNDRIES
OF Evf nAMf Lamp, 81 Miller LAM LAMP SIN ,s
nam searchlisht Lamp $3.50
GAS LAMPS o,., l.-.,., 600
Wizard. se75 Majestic. SIS
OTHER sINDRIEs
Bicycle Bells from lSc TO '3c.
Ssks cQRti9gogs hnsisS I Bsl' SIS ooS
Ramsey swinging Pedals, $500
Wanamaker Tires. Ia in, s. PAR.
Every ounce Of the effort and
0uSt 'o' every minute Of the Afternoon
Boys that is given our mems clo'n'
ing, has its duplicate in the care we give on
boys styles.
We shall have much 70 say Of our boys
clothing this Spring, because we have nuCA
that is worth talking about. II you arc u,
terested in real "newness" and elegance u
this class of ready-to-wear apparel, come u
and see some of our exclusive things ~
boys.
Of especial economical importance a'
these:-
AtSs-The "Wanamaker Special " doaoe"eI.
Jacket suit for ages to 10. All WOOL o. -
double warp Innings buttons extra wen :.
double seat and knees; seams sewed aos0.S
silk throughout, Everything that IS ecoa 'S
suit is in this. In light coors and blue ses~
AtS3.sO-Boys' top coats in covert cloni n'''>'
bone pattern; ages to 10 .,,.
, Ass Bows TOP coats in cover, cloth; herring
pattern; ages 3 to TO- ,-n
AtSs-Sailor suits in fancy cloths, beanatsj 10
| med with various colored soutache; asS
Second noor Fourth 81,
One of the evidences Of u.
Miniature present tendency TOWARD ~, w
, brooches fashions of a century aso -"
in these brooches. Smaller and neate' ".
those you see worn in old portraits DIV . 49,
the same delicate little miniature on PO'''
lain in the same quaint setting. ,...,
These miniatures are really exoeH.' :,
done. and are set in sterling silver p'''.
qilded. We sell them for sl.So e' q,
They would be fairly priced at f'0'"
to SIS. !.
Baby Carriages most fifty dollars, aho
and GO.Carts a fine lot to p'Vs
from. The comfort of the little roc of
looked after about equally well IN az .o,.
them, but there is difference !" ayr
'''1 Cats Cart too" iaunting carts " pe'
haps you call them. Prices begin "' w.
Basement.
.NAMAkER
av, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts'' N +"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
An Important
Paragraph on
Golf CapeS

ton especial" if ever a price d
store.
They are all made from import'
some with plain surface and pl
others both sides plaid. Choose
or without ruffles, with or without
with hood.
Fair prices on these would be
to SIS, and there are more $40
any other. Price will be Ten
Only a hundred, remember.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
The summaries follow

Oakley Handicap twenty-five birds, $40 entrance q 20
80 yards, two moneys 40 ana 80 per cent % YARDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-17
The Easter
Spirit

months, and the largest lot lasted but day
or two. Now we'll have more than ten
thousand yards to offer at half prices, and
we see how long that much will last. Per-
haps through the week.
These are high-grade goods, right for the
best "tailor-made" work The color is
strong, rich black, the goods firm and
soft and pliable as kidskin. Forty-three
inches wide.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Easter Sale of
7 lew Cotton Goods.

Wc've about three thousand yards
OF Fancy Printed Stripe and figured
Dotted Swiss, for Dresses ami Shirt
Waists, that sells everywhere at from
nc. TO 25c. a yard.
This lot IS i'll TO yard lengths.
and we price them Sc. a yard. On
second floor.
Excellent White India Linon. to .
yard lengths. Sell regularly n,
.5e. This lot at liz. a yard. md
Best sea Island Porca.cs sell rori-
larry at PIE Ssvcutv-rf.-hf
Gu -ceSt styles. Lengths run 10 10
II yards. which We VIII not cut.
Fine French organdies. the 25c. grade
at l2iac.
P:'et:y Domestic Organizes. the lie.
nouclc Stripes. the 12lac. grade Mt s.,
zorhyr Ginghams. the Toe. grade at
Regular l-ac. percalos at Sc
Genuine Windsor Pcrcalcs a, Sc
Merrim2ck Feroalcs-bcst grade made
Corded G:nghams. the l2l.c. grade al,
Ice.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
The New Mattings.

lis wonderful how this Mating
Jews has spread.
OF course, the MattineS are excep-
ionally good, and fairly priced, but
is those who have seen them that
las spread the news so quickly.
Can we show them 10 YOU?
sp!end:d chc,k patterns In two and
MAttlnsS 81 for l0-yard roll.
Neat check China Mating. good
weight special low price. 81 for 10
yard roll.
less China Mating. very special. at
s. Tor i0-ya:d roll
Extra heavy, double warp. jortless.
reversible China Mating, in red
tan and green plaids-$9 for i0-yard
Excellent patterns. large and small
checks. extra weight. reversible
China Mattings At $ll.50 for 4O-yard
Very fine quality China Ma,t.ngs,
ST. % for :O-yard roll
Supcr-gradc Cotton Warp Japan Mat
tinEs-ve:y choice designs-sS for
Al-over pattern. Cotton Warp japan
Ms;i;nc-$9 for roll of 30 yards.
Whit" Japan Cotton Warp Matt.nrs
with rich inla!d desisns-slO for
r-ll of 10 yards
Handsome floral designs red green
and blue Cotton Warp Japan Mat
tinGs- ;l2 Tor roll OF 10 yards
Othvr p : are $lS. $50. go and $25 for
the handsome satin finished Mat
tnSs;. of which We have a splen-
did display
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

s2-inch Fine White India
1..non. SC. loc.. l2izc.. i5c., zoe.
and &c. the yard.
Very pretty Checked and
Striped Diuities. l0c.. 12i.c..
lie. and .0c. the yard.
Sheer Persian Lawns. So
inches wide. l5c., 2uc., 25c.
Sc. and 37isc. the yard.
Fine French Orgl Ndies. 6S
inches wide - 3Sc.. 37jsc., l5c.
soc. and 90. the yard. Same as
above in all Fight evening
shades ana black. soc. the
yard. Also 3i-inch Organizes
in all the evening shades
at &c. the yard.
..i0-inch White Lawn at
special low price SC. the yard.
Splendid FOR lining purposes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

Black Satteen Waists
pointed yoke back. at soc.
each.
Solid color. pink and blue
Peralo Waists, and f.ncy
stripes and checks. with
pointed yokes. at &c. each.
Full line of Misses Shirt
Waists, very pretty effects
toe. each.
Black Lawn Waists at TIC
Back Lawn and pcrcal..
Wa SITS at 81. Extra fire Black
Lawn Waists at $l.39.
Pretty White India Linen
and l.. Is. Waists at 75c. Bet
ter grades ut 81.
White India L!non Waists.
with three ii-ws OF embroidery
ecross the front at Sl.39.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

Excellent quality White India
L!Eon WAISTS = front and
Sleeves OF fine t,:cks-at Sl.50.
AT 500 Exquisite White
Ida Linon Waists. bcauti-
fully plcHtcd back = entire
front OF fine tucks and inser-
ting.
Beautifully braided White p.
*. Waists at $3.50.
Tie 500 Waists arc made
of extra fine White Ind.a
Linon entire yoke back and
front OF fine tuckS and inse.-
t:ng-slecves of fine tucks.
Fine SILK Null Waists at 81.
Entire front OF rich Val. lace
inserting.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Easter Novelties.
Pretty Chain Pins for the baby's
dress.
Roll Plate, 10. 10, soc. and 81 a set.
Sterling Silver, SOC. 4 set.

Link Cuff Buttons. roll plate. &c. up
10 81 a rair: Sterling Silver. 10 UP
to SIC. pair.
sterling silver Ear Rings. turquoise
settings. 25c. pair.
Brooch Pms. roll plate. beautiful set
tings. soc. up L $40 each. Sterling
Silver. - and zoe. each.
sca.f Pms. rel plate. &C. up to SOC.
Sterling silver 10 and 25c. each.
Gents studs. roll plate. 10. % and SOC.
set. Sterling Silver. l9c set.
E2bv Pins. roll plate. for Sc. S,cr-
ling Silver. &c. each.
la; Pins, roll plate aup to 5Oc ster-
Eng Silver. - and 'oc. Black
E.namelled. Zoe.
back. any style. > for &C.
W2rr1nted one piece post. ron plate
collar Buttons. Zoe. each: , for 25c
I.orgnctte Chains. roll plate. 25c. up to
$3.50. Sterling Silver. zoe. and ST.
Mems Watch Chains. very stylish. soc.
up to $50.
ladies Solid Goa Rings set with real
opals, 81. $i.39 and si69 each. ANY
of them as gC-d as offered else
where al $50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

Doub.e-width Fine SILK Null.
n all the pretty evening
shades. S7iGc. the yard.
M'll Ends OF fine White India
Llnon. Lengths run l to 9
yards. 80 inches wide. Tho
regular 25c. grade to go at. lie
Il yard. on second fioar.
MIL Ends of Fancy Printed
stripe and Figured Dotted
Swiss for dresses and shirt
waists. Also plain crlors, 2T-in.
wide. Sell regularly at 25c. a.
yard. SPECIAL tomorrow ton
2nd ilooD Sc. Il yard. Lengths
run To S yards.
Corded White D:mity. 90
inches wide TO 8 yards in
each piece. Instead of loc. we
say &C. a yard. On End floor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Easter Sale Of
Combs and Belt Buckles.

Belt Buckles a few more than 4
styles and designs cut steel,
and oxidized, 25c. up TO
So. so each.
The ncw Combs W. show are made Of
such excellent material and are so
beautifully finished that obey can
hardly Oe distinguished from the
real tortoise shell.
S-dc Combs. al styles. 10. 10, .. 81. a.
and J0c. u pair.
POM adour Combs 10. Is. 10. IS. s7la
and 5Qc each
Empire Combs. TO- Is. % s7ia. 80 60. 75c
and 81 each.
Hair Clasps. &c. up Is s7l.c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Easter Sale of
Children's Fieadwear.

We have all the pretty, new things
i'll Chlldren'S Headwear, The show
ing has never before been quite so
large rs it is this season.
Children,s Caps. CSC. 5oc.. 75c. size.
Fancy, Null Bonncts. SOC. 75c. size.
and 81 each
SILK Konaets. ST. $50. 800 and $50
each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Great Easter Sale OF
Fine Furnishings for Men.

Never before have you had such a
great gathering of stylish ncckwear TO
pick from.
Big, fat pufTs; the nobby combina-
ton ascot-four-in- hands; The new
cut imperials and the dressy shape
tecks.
All made of extra quality silks and
satins in magnificent designs. SOC.
each.
Our 25c. Necl,wear is made of ex-
tremely good materials the shapes
are same as The SOC. ones, except The
ascot four in hands, and The assert
ment of patterns is unusually large.
Other good Easter offerings are:
1Iu9nd:sGs of now Madras Club Ties.
Percaic Neglgce Shirts, collars and
rttached cuffs. SIC.
Bedford Cord Shirts, pink, blue and
white. 33c. each.
>:cdium Weight Natural Shirts and
Drawers. 81 each Waite. % WOOL,
Toe. each
All-lincn Hcmst!tched White Hand
kcrchcfs, lUc. each
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Easter Sale Of
Handi1e

A splendid imported Easter novelty
is OF fine fabric with deep pointed
edge, edged with pretty lace, and has
lace insertion let in. We price them
2FOR sc.
And these hints Of other good
Handkerchieis:
y wonderful array of scanopod edge
Embroidered IIandkcrchicfs %
of the newest patterns. for 25c.
Deep lace edge Fine Linen Handler
chicfs-25c. "a u.
Fine Linen Handkerchief. with decp
footing and inseriins-2jo.
Tho finer grades with lace cdges-5oc.
Zoe. 81. $3.50. s., 500 e1ch.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Easter Sale OF
Boys New Waists.

"Mother'S Friend" Shirt Waists,G
the kind that have the removable
button band, which prevents the but
tons from being torn off in the larn-
dry.
Mad. OF excellent a.cs-strines
check and paids-pleated front and
back, soc. each. Also plain white.
with pieated front and back. TO ,je
WON with any style collar you
choose. 75c. each.
Boys Dewey" Wa;stS-madc like
mons shirts pleated fr.nt and
back. separate standing collar and
attached cuffs: yoke back, SOC.
each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

White. with Black Embroidery.
White with White Embroidery.
pearl. with Black Embroidery.
Mode, with Self. White or Black EN-
bro.dcry
irey. with Self. White or Black En-
bro!dcry
At Sl25 y PAIR.-Blach. with black
or Black and white onhrc.Ierv
Modc, with white or mod. ana
black embroidery. Wh tc. with
black and white embroidery. Fully
guaranteed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

Ch!ldrcn's Heavy and Medium Weight
vide and narrow rih. absolutely
fast black Stocking s-s,5es : 10 10
"A god &c. grade at lie. u pair
The Bcs, PC. Stocking that over came
To Norfolk-in weiChts--licrms-
dorf nOn-crock nE black-nnc rib
bod-douhlc knees. high spllrcd
heel and too and double sole-ex-
ira length. &c Il pair.
Ladies Seamless Plain Slack IIos,-
in Notwithstanding sole. high
sniced heels ana toes. l2i,c. plir
Also. black boot hose with fancy
An entirely now line OF ladies fan
stripe and all-ovcr lace. and ii
:ngs. Soc.. 75c, 81 and up TO So
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
WATT. RETrEw q CLAY.
Easter Sale of
New White Goods.

Sheer and dainty White Goods in an extraordinary
array of favorite weaves
Thousands Of yards are ready for your choosing at
prices newly small.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Easter Sale Of
Ladies' Umbrellas.

Tomorrow we place on sale The
greatest Umbrella bargain of the
year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

Eanolcon Blue. with Black Embro:d-
Green, with Self White or Back En-
broiGcry.
Tan, with Self or Black Embroidery
Rod. with Sc.f a. Hack Embroidery.
Brown with Self o. Black Embr!!-
cry.
Black. with Black Embroidery.
Ladies' 3-clasp Black KID Cloves n
surcrla,ivc puaiity-vory special
at $i.ac pair
Misses 2-ciasp K.d Gloves. rcd. tan
and brown-a!2cs 81: 10 G!.-75c. i
pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Enthusiastic Selling of
New Easter Kid Gloves.

Kid Glove wanters will find The wocasp real
Kid glove the price
Compare them with the best SIPS gloves-they standit
We show the "Chaunon" following colors:-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
WATT. RErrEw & CLAY.
WATT. RErrEw & CLAY.
ter Selling Pervades the Entire ST.
Easter Sale of
New Shirt Waists.

The waists have every new fashion fancy, full
fronts, pretty cording and beautifully trimmed
Some very excellent values IN Colored Waists at
900, soc, 75c, 81 and Si.25 each
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

They do the work of hf:y-dollar
machine and do 1t just as wcil-In
many instances better. Ful!y guar
antccd for years. Price Sia for
the high arm style and $50 for the
drop head.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
The "Eldredge b.
Sewing Machines.

They have five of the improve
mentS Of five of the best machines in
the market and two improvements
over ali others.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Easter Corscts.

Is To have The Easter
CIs34 Dress fit perfectly it
V ! should b made over
.o>fD-\ an "American Lady"
49, s,sas or some other perfect
n FsF@:iET fitting Corset.
WW We show the
<ii@M/ "American Lady" in
4 aMsgw four Styles-any style
(M1UlIgA.rT 81 pair.
We also carry complete lines of the
following good makes:
p. D.-:l.75, $50, $50 oach.-w. B.
81. $50 each.-R. K G.-75c., 81.
Sl.aO cach.-J B.-Whitc, Pink.
Hluc and Black, 81 cache. r.
White. Pink. Bite and Back. 81
cach.-Warner's -$l. $l.25 each.-
Thomson's Glove Fitting 81 each.
-Mc6iraws Abdomnal-Sl.25 each
-Nig.lant White, Grey and
Blacl. SOC. each. - Style 235
White and Black. i0c each
-Summerette-for summer wear,
zoe. each Cooler For summer
we2-. 3Iac. each. --F'lCyibone
Moulded-$S. s.. $l.50 and spec a!
gr'de in an models. for this week
a. 81 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

Black scllian NIohaiO skirts. with
the new habit back, $50 and 81
Roman Blue Venetian Cicth Skirts,
hnbit back. panel front. So
ErGl!sh Serge skirts. navy blue
trimmed with > rows OF braid Civ
ms effect Of ovcrskirt s..
Full 1gorc skirts OF navy blue wide
diagonal. We have sold number
Of them at s.. The new price is
S@.5O.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Great Display of
Easter Ribbons.

TIC I.ISIel INUUUIIS dIc gorgeous.
The showing here is great. Allthe
lew effects.
Corded Roman Plaid Ribbons, 3 inches
wide. for belts and collars. &c. n
ward Other handsome corded
plaids. . inches wide. at 4oc. Corded
Stripes az S7iac.
Fancy Stirring Ribbons for trimmings
-pla!ds stripes and solid colors
with fancy edges-it. inches wide,
Toe. II yard.
Fancy Stripe Baby Ribbons-for trim
IN nSs-7 newest colorings-3c q
yard. PC, for piece OF 10 yards
Extra Super-grade Double faced Satin
Ribbons. in every new color, 1 and
inches wide.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
And. this OF the pretty things that abound al
EASTER SlL Ks

2i-nch Magrihcentiy finished All
SIX Satin Duchcssc. 75c. the yard
Fancy Woven Brocade Stripe Iaifetas
-half-d02en really beautiful de-
signs l1C. the yard.
Br7cadc Colorcd Damas large scroll
designs-crcim. yellow, light blue
D-nk. lavender and black. Acc. the
yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

Newest shape Collars. > for 95c.
Link ana Plain Cuifs. . pair far &c.
The celebrated "Double-wcar" Collars
The new Red sox. i2,kc. a pair. in
stead of lie. The polka dot ones
..rc 30.
Fancy Stripe. new blue Sox. &c. a
pair
I.isie Thread Carriers. 1oc. a pair.
Best SILK Carriers. lTc. Il pair.
beautiful l.. *. Club Ties, I7c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

Magnificent Brocadc Black Satin
Skirts-a dozen rich patterns, pos
itvely worth $40. at ST.
Very handsome Black Crcpon skirts,
at IS o.
Truly Magnificent Crcpon Skirts. at
5000.
Handsome Black Tancta Skirts. now
Tune style. trimmed with velvet
rihbon-magniiicent garments, Si3
each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

AT 75c.--ij-.nch Fine French Poplins.
black. Napoleon blue. military blue.
rcd. tan rrcy ana tobacco brown.
y dcliShtful gonte2l weave
AT 5oc.-3N-iuch Ni-orcHuN. In all the
hest oolor!ngs. The t5-inch is 70.
AT 75c-Purc Worstcd Angar suitngs
six newest c-lorlnss, 10 inches
wide
AT 75c.-iG-,nch Pure Wors;cd Solid
color CorIy Suiting new browns.
new hlucs and all the rest OF the
no|cst colors.
AT 50c.-i2-inch Mixed Chcviots. I'm
haii-do2cu newest colorings y
true zoe. value. This 5 an exccp-
t!onal value
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
Butterick Patterns

The ONLY DEPENDABLE patterns
that are made.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
A Great Easter Sale of
New Dress Goods and Silks.

The much demand good of Handsome Blantnes Mo-
haS) are here III splendid assortment Perfect blacks
80 inches wide Is, IL and SOC yard inches wide IS S7c and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
$500 EACH.

$500 EACH.
They are made of fine Tan.eta
Gloria, have steel rod AMI lock ribs,
and rel! tight. They would be le-
asonably priced at Sis.
Aud the
CH!LDREN'S PARASOLS
nave just been unlocked. They are
beauties, loo.
Prices are 12,Ac.. &c. SOC. 75c.. Sic.
81. $50. $l.yo ana s. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26
T0=m0rrOw's Easter Sale of
Ladies and Children's Stockings.

Hundreds, yes, thousands of pairs of the most
dependable Stockings that were ever made occupy
great selling space in this store.
Values run in this vein:-
A goody lot of Children's regular 1870, i5c.
and nc. Seamless Ribbed Stockings, absolutely
fast dye-wll find rapid sale at loc pair.
Chdren's Three thread Egyptian extra-qualitv
fast black ribbed stockings-l21Gc pair.
Sizes to 0E.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

Extra quality Italian Black Taffeta-
beautiful hnlsh-5'ec. the yard.
S5-!nch Twiilcd Lining Silks new
coiors-'Cc. the yard
Corded Stripe Taffetas. IN all the
newest color combirations-sl the
yard.
Full line OF Colored TaTetas at s7,sc.
the yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

AT i3c-lIandsomc Redeem Dlag,,-
nal Serge. IS inches wide. 3 shades,
of new blue. = shades OF black.
shades of brown. An excellent fab
ric.
AT St.-i6-nch Extra Quality Elmo
SILK Warp Black Henrietta -Beau-
TRULY finished. Positively a $50
Nlluc
Ar 25c Ten pieces of Figured Black
inches wide.
AT 50c.-iS-inch Strictly Ail-wool
Bl3cii Batiste-an exceedingly good
Waite.
REApY-MADE Wells. A sn,endId
opportunity In all-silll Raady-made
Wells, beautifully hemstitched. $50
each. Would lie cheap at So.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-26

Black T'affcta Waists. extra quality
silk, new corded back. front of bias
tucks, high standing detachable
collar-s5 each
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-05-17

On Monday of last week the Quar-
ter Sessions Court took up the follow
ing cases:
Peter Il. Hartpence, petit larceny of
one saw and one tri-square, the prop
erty of Elijah Il, Case, in the township
of Alexandria, on June 10, last. The
property was identified by Mr.. Case,
who, through search warrant, found
these articles i'll the house of defendant.
The defence swore the property to have
been given him by Peter Gray, when
boy, among other tools, and that the
identity of the property was wrong.
Verdict, not guilty.
The Court then took up the Jury APP
peals, the only one tried being that of
Charles W. Bird vs.. Alex d. Allen
This was action for the care of horse,
wagon and harness belonging to de-
PENDANT aud kept Mt Mounts Hotel
Stables, from June 2lst. 1897, to June
2lst, 1898, Mt Si.00 per week, Bird
claimed special contract for the care
of the rig. The defendant claimed that
his contract with Mr.. Mount, where the
horse was kept, included care of rig and
produced n receipted bill for board of
horse for above period, and denied that
any contract was made to pay Bird extra
for care of the rig. Verdict, no cause
of action.
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The faction of the Democrats

The faction of the Democrats that
succeeded last Fall in downing Pid-
cock, got "downed at the organiza-
ton of the Board of Freeholders last
Wednesday, and they are exceedingly
angry thereat Six of the fifteen Dem
ocrats refused to go into caucus and
they with the six Republican members,
elected an anti-slate, ticket all Demo
Gratis, although the Clinton Democrat
and Democratic Wage Worker in
sinuate that they are assistant Republi-
cans, but what they assisted the Re
pnblicans in doing il is difficult to see.
Rather. the Republicans assisted one
faction. If Democrats to defeat the other
faction. We are not well-enough post
cd to express an opinion as to the
wisdom of this course, but we are sure
that as n rule, Republicans ought to
keep out of Democratic fractional fights,
and put up their own ticket everywhere
and always, and stand for principle
and the best men.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-05-17
g BAIT"

Princeton, considering its popula-
ton of about 1900, is the "wettcst -
town in all New Jersey. Think of it,
twenty-four "speak easies" in the
town, according to ex-senator Vnn-
derbilts count, many of them open all
night and on Sundays. 1t would seem
as If the locating among IL Prince
tonians of distinguished fisherman
had inspired many of them with II de-
sire to furnish him with bait. But,
seriously, this an N rn~tt,r thue shouia
receive prompt attention from tho au-
thorlties, rs so many rum holes nre n
menace to the morals of the student
town. = Camden courier.
The distinguished fisherman" was
in favor of supplying "bait to the
students by licensing respectable
place. " He was ably assisted bya dis
tinguished professor of the town, and
this professor felt so badly over the
criticisms of his brother ministers that
he changed his theological views and
joined another church. What he
ought to have changed was his loose
view of morals. No doubt some wise
or oyer-wise advocate of rum drinking
will assert that the failure to license
respectable places" has caused the
establishment of these "speak easies. "
In other words, the way to prevent
burglary is to license people to steal.