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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-17

Silks.
We shall naugurate the Fall Silk selling with
an array Of values in beautiful Silks, at UNI
paraeled prices These items as examples for
Monday:
10000 YDS OF TAFFETAS IN PLAIN COL
ORS, STRIPES AND PLAlDS, a beautiful
variety of shades and combinations, 400
good value at IS cents per yd, at.
1000 YDS. ALL SILK LIBERTY SATlNS, the
newest shades and tints, regularly 6Qc
50 cents per yd at. .............
1000 YDS. CORDED SILK, all the new Fall
colorings. regularly $500 per yd. 7Sc
at. Observation-Disclosures.
1909 YDS. 24-lN. FINE BLACK SILK TAF-
FETAS, an elegant quality, regularly S0c
IS cents per yd., at..........<....
5000 YDS. 24-lN ALL-SlLK BLACK SATIN
DUCHESSE, excellent value Tor 90 4Sc
cents per yd,, at. ................
1900 YDS BLACK SILK POPLINS, a magnf-
itent quality regularly St.25 per 0Sc
yd', ar. .............r.
Petticoats.
New things for the new season large as
sortmentS--choice materlalS-best workman
shp-priced remarkably low:
LADIES' SKIRTS of heavy Taffeta Silk. UNI
brela flounce, with three ruffles. finished
with cordng in all the latest slla DIES, also
black, excellent value for $3.50, s 40
at. y. -
SILK SKIRTS of colored or black Taffeta,
deep corded tlounce; also OF black Silk
Moreen with umbrella tlounce, rutfle trim
med with braid, regularly $780, 4 40
at. ...................
Carpets and Rugs.
Colorings and designs the latest-quality
absolutely reliable-priceS easily the lowest
delivery prompt. These opportunities for
Monday and Tuesday:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET with bor-
der to match, choice designs and COL 65c
oringS, S5c. quality per yd. WV
EXTRA HEAVY ATWOOD INGRAM CAR
PET, in large range of patterns, reg SQc
ular value 75c. per yd., at. ......... Wv
ADMINISTER RUGS, in beautiful Oriental de-
signs ana colorings, regularly 81 so
SIS 90, at. .................
ATWOOD INGRAM ART SQUARES, novel
designs and colorings, positive bargains at
the following prices:
2x5 yds. $3.85 21ax3 yds.. $4.4S
3xj yds., $3.50 3x3K yds., So.7S
SKA yds., $500
OpnOlSterleS ana AurtdlIlS.
floor full where money saving opportuni-
ties are piled ceiling high. We detail some
Monday and Tuesday chances in Tapestry.
Damask and Curtains;
ORIENTAL TAPESTRY for Cushions and
Cosey Corners. 50 in. wide, regu- SOc
larly 95 cents per yd., at ...... Wv
SILK DAMASK in two-tone color effects, for
draperies and furniture coverings, . 7C
50 in. wide, usually 50. so per yd., at -
IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS, choice de-
signs in white and ecru, regularly 4 IS
$3.50 per pr, at. ...............
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, IS beaut-
full patterns, exact reproductions of Renais-
Sance, Irish Point and Tambour Lace de-
signs sig, s., regularly ST. so to s''75 1.05
,enox and 9TH Avenues.
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HOTEL EXPIRE,

Broadway and o3d Street West.
A Modern Fireproof Hotel OF the hrst class. con-
Quoted on the European Plan, for the ACCOM-
mediation OF those who want tho best at reasonable
W JOHNSON OHM prnnriatnr
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GRIND BILL TODAY (SuNlAYl.

JAS F. DOLAN and IDA LENHARk JAS THORN
TON, FAVOR and sINGLIR. MAUD BEALL
Comedy! 2.3o to loP.M. Continuous.
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Bear THE SUN in mind when you again
have something first class for sale or exchange.
6UE.-Adp.
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Scr Sale.
atlillinrry and lrsssmahiag.

EURS Remedelled and Repaired. Seal Saoques and
Il CApes altered into fashionable garments. latest
styles at very moderate prices. BARKEks. INV.
o9th ct
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Ladies' Garments.
A showing OF Tailor made Gowns and
Wraps that should command attention-the
workmanship of these Reliy-to-wear Gar
ments is equal to that of the best made to
order-the materials are beautilul--the styles
the neweSt-assortman complete in medium
and high class gOOlS-lll marked at excep-
tionally attractive h5ureS.
These merely as examples;
TAILOR MADE SUITS of Eiomsspun or
Cheviot Serges, with nobby silklined
Refer Jacket, and rertAnelined skirt,
good value tor $500, O so
at. Observation-Disclosures. w
TAILORED SUITS of Venetian Cloth, with
silk-lned, tight fitting or tly-buuOnet
box effect jacket and latest shaped per
caline,!inei skirt, wei! worth IS. %
$1,000, at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Silk Waists.
An elaborate assortment OF Ladies Silk
Dress and Shirt WalStS-.mlteril!S the latest
coorings the newest Fall shades-ettects ex-
ceedngly chic--prites most interesting.
Special for Monday. A magnificent sample
line OF prominent importer At prices that mean
IL OF ACTUAL VALUES.
Dress Goods.
All the new Fall Foreign and Domestic
weaves in great Abundance here, such as Home
spuns, Bannockburn Tweeds, Argyle Sultings,
French and German Novelties and a large
range of CamelS Hair and cloth finished PlaidS.
These interesting specials for Monday at
peerless prices.
so PIECES CAMEL'S HAIR AND ENGLISH
CHECK SUITlNGS, regularly. ASc
o5 cents per yd, at..............
400 PIECES TARTAN PLAlDS, silk barred,
in a large variety of styles and color
ngS, regularly o5 cents per yd. 2Qc
COSTUME CLOTH SUlTING. s. in. wide, in
all the latest Fall shades, good value QSc
at St.25 per yd., at ................
50 PIECES BLACK CORDED JACQUERED
MOHAlRS. a in. wide, regularly 65 30c
cents per yd, at. ................
Is PIECES BLACK ATWOOD ROUGH
HOMESPUNS, 50 IN. wide, in an extra
heavy quality, good value for $500 60c
per yaru, A......,....
40 PIECES SILK AND WOOL CREPONS, an
elegant quality, all the latest Fall | 40
designs, regularly s2.25 per I'D, at to
Goods purchased here sponged and
shrunk free.
Dining Room Furniture.
For Monday and Tuesday we again an
nounce one OF those grand Bargain Events so
singularly identified with our busy Furniture
Department:
BUFFETS in Golden Oak and solid Mahog-
any, forty different patterns, very suit
aole tor apartment dining 1895
rooms, al ........,..........
SOLID GOLDEN OAK DINING TABLES,
very highly polished, with seven inch
t1uted legs, worth Sto.5o. & or
GOLDEN OAK DINING CHAIRS, polish
finish, hand caned, box seat I QS
finely made, worth $500, at 49,. "
CHARTERED GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOS
ETS, with full round ends AMI 10 rs
swell fronts, worth $1,000, at. - -
125th St., West, bet. ]
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at'atrhes aud aemelry.

u V. HURD. late with william NOR. saves you
ing, Old gold. Jewelry and gems bought exchanged,
remodeled. 1926 W. 23d. between 9th and 7th avs.
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The Gerard,

44TH ST., WEST.
Unturnished Apartments by the year. consisting Of
pArlor bedroom and bath. to parlOr three bedrooms
and bath. ranging from 500 to $1,000 per year;
redecorated TO suit tenant; also Atcw finely FUR
nIshed Apartments. by week month, American
and European plans references re lulrrd:
c. Il. GERARD. Prop.
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Silk Waists.

An elaborate assortment of Ladies Silk
Dress and Shirt WaStS-mlterll!S the latest
coloringS the newest Fall ShaieS-etfectS ex-
ceedingly chic-prites most interesting
Special for Monday. A magnificent sample
line of Appointment importer At prices that mean
ID OE ACTUAL VALUES
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THE WILMINGTON,

cost
W. JOHNSON QUINN. Proprietor.
THE WILMINGTON,
o. f. Cor. eth st. Broadway (Souleyard).
Most desirable and best arranged apartments in
New York, All light rooms, spacious hall entrance
and large open court elevator. electric light steam
heat hot water; seven, eight aid nine rooms and
bath; rents 81 ,o5o and up superintendent on prem.
HOTEL GRENOBLE,
eth nv. and seth ST., opposite Carnegie Hall.
New, nreproof all modern improvements location
unsurpassed. Select family and transient hotel.
European plan, Broadway cars pass the door
WARREN LELAND, JR.
RummSr Garden. French table hote, Soc.
u0IEl MARTY Open day, night and Sun
~ - MMt ~ days. Private Dining Rooms
WV "Nta st' Concert every evening
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SOLID GOLDEN OAK DINING TABLES,
very highly polished, with seven inch
tluted legs, worth Sio,5O. & or
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Sherman Square Hotel,

BOULEVARD, COR. WEST 7IST ST.
AMERICAN PLAN.
Strictly family hotel. choice suites furnished or
Unfurnished. u rent by the season year. Cuisine
and service of the highest order. Rates reasonable
Location convenient to all parts Of the city.
WALTER LAWRENCE. Manager.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
Refined Meats and Americans.

Americans taking ripered meats" that is meats
which have been held kept cold storage the last
vestge Of animal taste has disappeared The average patron
Of hotel or city restaurant wants that has
not been at least two storage nor any fowl
that has not been hung up is ready to drop
off from its weight The English medical fraternity is
keeping the British public the edge of panic
through its denuncaon indulgence in one kind Of food
or another So far their brethren side of the water
have abstaired from disturbing this charac
ter either because they sensible or because the
American public takes anything that has
tendency to shorten human life. single exception is
found in the letter of physician recently printed in the
New York Sum- in regard the alleged Embellishments
Of cold storage frozen game This practitioner speaks of
the danger of eating such flesh productive gasro
tesna Irritation He therefore proprieors of all
first class restaurants abstain serving frozen or cold
storage game This is side story: but there is
another No flesh suffers less deterioration of flavor or de-
velops less toxic ques through process of freezing
than that of the feathered Species wild or domes
Gated Very little reaches the York market after
December that does undergo process Of natural
freezing, either before while in transit The
same true of domestic fowls transported in bulk in or
binary freight Almost all game killed in very cold
weather frozen hard before the gunner reaches his
from the hunting grounds moreover is careful to keep
in that condition uel he ships it. require very
keen intelligence detect in game that IN
dergoes process of freezing the refrigeration
of cold storage
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
The American Hog Holding His Own.

The American hog, the of ham, breakfast
bacon sausage lard and like, ard oothsome,
has held his against the edcts foreign potentates
and the prejudces of world up present time All
other hogs The American pig the product
Of milk and grains and nuts and his flesh is healthy and
sustaining. But emergency has arisen. There
in Canada known the Zionites which believes
hogs Of devils this belief they
that they have abundant scripture backing addition
that cited by the Jews which makes the flesh swine
clean and forbidden food.
So and aggressive have Zionites become,
that their belief taken extensively among
adam farmers with the result that many swine been
killed after being adjudged possessed of devils The pork
packers already begin suffer- serious danger
ahead for their business.
1t is to be hoped that the Zones get the ear
of die German emperor addition other charges
brought against the American hog it should
being possessed Of devils and this charge
Germany would indeed hopeless words
there would be the devil to pay"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
Emperor Williams CabIegram.

HohenzoIern William does not propose that Germany
shall be crowded Anglo-Saxon scheme. He cable
grams Kipng regards which he refers the
our great race" Mrs. Kplirg is Yam
kee and her husband Indiaborn Englshman, but En-
peror propose the world shall lose
sight of that America England shall forget
that the Saxons Teuons that the greater AngoSaxon
is Teutonic The trumphs and victories of the
estimates should be the pride of the others for the simple
that the blood through the far-sknned
veins Brton the and American. Besides
the German blood is more generally difused in the United
that other country, excepting the
English, the Irish the Scotch. that all that
might be said Of Williams oablegram to Mrs. Kplng
indicates not only pride race political perception
of things which his majesty only months ago seemed
somewhat oblivous and that States Of
America, money and resources other things
considered is the coming great power Of the world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
The High Livers of America

An American who has resided abroad twenty
years. and whose opportunities for gasronomc indug nce
and observation have been exceptional return
to this country last availed himself many
sons study from the point Of view of European
the epicurean development of New York during
decades His astonishment unbounded prodgous
luxury of certain private There is little
or nothing that approaches it in Europe
character of the decorations, XIV or
Louis XV Chinese Japanese it completeness
Of detail if possible the originals Nowhere abroad has he
encountered such perfection of table equipment except
ing that found in the great London and Paris
While in the latter the display of gold silver plate the
accumulation of generations is magnificent quality and
profusion special occasions the American
equally high In the lavish of costly flowers in table
decoration there is nothing to dinner
tables abroad OF American gasronoic superiority this
observer is not disposed speak enthusiastically In
Europe among epicurean conoisseurs appears
be to secure supreme results from commonplace ailments
by preparing and eating them properly finds that
only delcaces acceptable those are used with
laVshness and lack of discrimination unknown elsewhere
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
The Fighting Will Soon Commence.

If slowly it is none the less surely dawrng upon the
American people that there is serious work before them and
for their countrymen in Luzon elsewhere Phil
ippins The trouble anticipated in materalze
and the bigger portion Of the troops
sent home and within a few weeks But the
Of Agunado subjugaton of his forces is
bound to prove serious undertaking. Otis and Dewey
the right for this serious Tagal chief
defes the power authority United States ard that
Of itself viii compel the follow between now
and the converting of congress fall It is now defn-
itey known that there tribal rivalries throughout the
Philippines but far the enlightened and pro
gressive Of them all Tagas AgunaIdo and his coad
tutors hold them well in There is no question of the
ability Of the United States crush he but the cost Of
life and treasure considered all have been hoping for
peaceful solution BusAvhackng an uncertain warfare
which can be prolonged almost indefinitely However there
is but thing left that an offensive active
and crushing campaign Aguinado ror his pretended rulers
can be trusted for They mus be exterminatel
or made prisoners and their followers be made to submit
This is the only left Open while it is the best for US
and for that people
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
General rIiIler's Retirement.

Yesterday mornings dispatches announced that General
Miller who has come into prominence.at Ioo will be re-
lieyed bv the end Of the present month Miller like Otis is
one If the faithful and quiet officers of whom
the public hears little in times Of peace but prove equal
70 every emergency trouble. Miller and Otis are
not the Miles stamp O Miller graduated from
West Point in 1853 so just forty years In
actual service attained the grade Of colonel OF
artillery present commission of brgadier general being
only in the volunteers will reach the retiring age Of
ca next month every will be glad that the opportunity
came TO just time both to win renoWn and to receive
deserved promotion brgader general in the regular army
so that he may retire that wel-earned grade
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
4 Perfected Watch.

watch Of remarkable perfection is described in the
London Times its distinction resting upon the fact Of its
having just gained the Kew certificate Glass A Espe
Galy Good with the extraordinary high marks Of Ss1 out Of
possible 100 To win the watch would have to be
absolutely perfect tnekeeper result admitted to be
scarcely within the practical achievement This
watch an annglsh pocket ohronometer has mean varfa
ton Of daily rate amounting TO only oue-thrd of second
ana me mean difference between the extreme gaining and
losing rates to four seconds The makers attribute this re-
suit TO the use Of revolving escapenent or tourbl!o.,
device IN which the frame that carries the esoapeent is
made to revove slowly but continuously in the main frame
oy me acton e the watch thus reducing the error in time
keeping from change Of psiti5n-a piece Of mechanism
which does not materially increase the complication Of the
watch involving in fact addition Of one wheel only
While the marks Tor this watch for temperature coupen
sat0n are not claimed TO be unsurpassedas many as 1877
have been recorded out Of 2ohse for smaIness in ara
ton il daily Tor absence Of uosstf,Dsl s .
unusually good
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
General titles and Boiled Horse.

General Miles Of rubbing his paint off has
added real veron and now declares that
the unpalatabe beef not roast beef at ALL
nor roast of any kind he will that it was
simply boiled presumably picked up about the cheap
city broken down hacks All this is horrible
The general having chemical analysis made Of not
the canned examined by the investigating COM
nittee stuff actually issued rations at Santiago
Of course average American citizen will believe no such
charge uquesoned proof OF course the
cars labels otherwise the meat to be
tested the supplying firm If any horse
should be found, punishment that could be de-
vised the offenders Healthy horse
be fair in its and fat mule really the
thing beef but people however hungry
neither knowing the time what they We
any boiled horse will be found in
the rations issued to the soldiers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
No Show for ROYALTY.

The president of the republic elected by
the people by college, by members
OF the two houses of the national legislature joint
sion The session for this is ordered at
Versailles making the constitution mob
in Paris in view and thought be rskng too
much hold electoral session that city.
lar business Of the legislative Paris
The constitution of France prohibits the election office
of president of member of family which has occupied the
throne. Bourbon, the Oreans the
Bonaparte families The term of Office OF the president is
years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11
Daily Eagle
DEWEY Is Sick and Tired.
NM. MURDOCK. Editor.

sides life the joyous and the expecant
side resigned and regretfU side Admiral George
Dewey having reached which SO many men shuie
COIL passing from the expectant TO the re-
signed earthly existence There is no more added
glory possible him. the long strain Of constant eot
being over just at that time of life when
he will go out like the burned to the socket or other
wise in returning land e will renew his youth
and live to a green old age.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

The Democrats in Utah got into such wrangle that
they could elect United States senator and Utaa now
has one senator Until it does away poygamy this is
just we'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Inc navy IS roaring because the army Phil
ppnes took captured gunboat and did effective service
with it. Our IS the best EARTH carries brand
Of Jealousy around with it unequaed world over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Director the Census Merriam has $4,000 appointments
TO And viii reelection before
the doesn't appoint
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Business confidence has been seriously affected by
Mr. Baeys announcement that would retire the leader
Of the Democratic side house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

John Kendrick Bangs says that have % sense
OF humor For good deal Of Bangs alleged hunor, they
certainly have
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

body cur troops landed Malta the other day and
splendid impression their drill spread
ing world
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

PiaErea has done one thing to- the coUa-
.-~ lie has demonstrated has TIE svz--
sEe politicians fear of the eor0orati1us
: crSTe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Dewey IS supposed be drifting toward sickness. But
going - collapse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Rudyard Kpling is about be made a peer. He may
be big enough about he wants II stand
in with America he should decline
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Speaking Of McKneys alleged inclination to expansion
Bryan Mckinley guage public sentiment from
the rear of a train. Bryan learned that.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Now that is demanding ard the country very
[
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

The woman who tried 70 besnrch Jay Gou5s has
been found guilty q baekma And .ha. serves her right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Some day Dewey viii memoirs and tell the public
what he meant by political reasons"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Bryan. bright mpetuous IS awfully afraid his
opportunity viii never come again.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

For three years and half suffered horribly with dys
pePsia; everything ate disagreed with me gave up al
itch foods and consulted several physicians but still did
get any better badly constpated, had frequent
headaches and dizzy In February last began tax
ng Rpans Tabues and felt better almost immediately /
nave taken three Tabules day since and would not
<now what to do without them.
y fea ~ ~s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-11

Rudyard Kping coming slowly back . consciousness
and sorrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-18

ardson, Evans street, for few days
Miss Ethel Hamilton leaves for Boston
on Saturday morning where she Will be
the guest OF relatives Tor a three weeks'
vacation
school closed on Friday for three weeks
vacation. The pupils OF Miss Wadsworth' g
department. delightfully."- entertained their
parents with music and readings.
Miss Annie Elynn, who has been visit
Ing her brother, MIR. Hugh Flynn for some
days. has gone to Lewiston.
The people above the crossing are con-
graduating themselves that very soon q
new system Of fares will be the order OF
atfairs
1t is expected that the first Of April VIII
usher In a general five-cent fare all over
the road. This will be good news TO many
who ride two or three times day. The
knowledge that MIR. A. :. hacreadte Is TO
remain with the management Is very
pleasing as that gentleman Is general
favorite with old and young.
Mrs. r.. W. Hannaford and Miss Flor
ence Parker of Portland were the guests
Of their sister. Mrs +. ;. Rogers, Elm
street. on Friday.
A large mum Der of our young people are
planning number of theatre parties for
the Corse Payton company which comes
to the Jefferson next week
MIR. Ed. Littletield who Is at the Maine
General suffering from appendicitis, Is
somewhat improved and will soon be able
to come home.