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The evening times., 1900-03-22

Best quality Yale Holland window
shades. in all colors; complete 1QC
with fixtures, for .............,... ~
The evening times., 1900-03-22

S6-inch dotted and figured Swiss in
handsome patterns, which sell qzC
usually at 10c yard for........... Us
The evening times., 1900-03-22

RIeached Pearl" sheeti1g. the extra
round thread sort which sells at 16IC
wholesale just now for PIC. for. tUZ
The evening times., 1900-03-22

New double width plaid dress goods
in neat Scotch effects, also two pieces
OF double width black Crepons: both in
small lots. but sold for 15c and QZC
1qc yard: to go for................ 70
The evening times., 1900-03-22

S6-inch wide Curtain Scrim, in
most desirable patterns, &c sort 1Lt
FOR. oT.................... .................So .
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Children's Dongola Spring Hee
Shoes; sizes ; TO S; instead Of 15(
4Oc pair for. or................... ~
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Double warp all-silk Surah Silks in
desirable street aud evening DOC
shades, instead Of i9c yard for. -
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Ladies Cheviot Serge Skirts. in
variety OF colurs. with the new pleat
backs; full cut well made skirts 81 90
FOR tsOO
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Child's fine White Aprons, 15C
trimmed tastefully, for this hour. GJ
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Little Boys Washable Galates Clo'N
Suits: the wearing time OF which
now close at hand; the same sort 1El
which will sell for j9c later; for. %J
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Ladies' Dongola Lace Shoes:
sizes . TO ; 1-2. instead Of Sl.25. 7S
or..............-.... .......---..--...-tV
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Splendid assortment Of Check nc
Apron Ginghams for.............. 20
The evening times., 1900-03-22

A makers samples of Tooth Brushes
which sell at 15c TO 2Jc each TO &C
20 on sale this hour aJ.............J y
The evening times., 1900-03-22
9 to 10.

Boys best Merrimac Percale QIC
Shirt Waists. 25c sort ........... u
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Full double bed size Bed
Spreads in best patterns, instead 10
of 9Sc. go for. ~
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Mems working shirts, such as sold
for 39c-not more than Is Of fQC
them-tO 90 for. or.................t
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Black figured Satin Duchesse. in the
most beautiful designs; for hand
some skirts; instead Of 59c yard 10C
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Mems Fast Black Grey, and
Brown Mixed Half Hose, the HlC
regular Ice hose for...............f II
The evening times., 1900-03-22
10 to IL.

Ladies' Fast Black Hose; full &C
seamless; all sizes .......-....... w
15O0 yards of handsome Ribbon. taf-
feta. MORE. and satin face; the QlC
19c and 25c values for ........... "
Infants Long and Short Dresses of
good quality cambria, trimmed DC
with embroidery, for.......-......Lo
Childs fine White Aprons, DEC
trimmed tastefully, for this hour. GJ
Full. double bed size Bed
Spreads, in best patterns, instead iQC
OF 9Sc, go for. ....................IV
Se-inch wide Curtain Scrim. in
most desirable patterns, &c sort DC
for....... ........-......-,..-
Chfldren's Dongola Spring Heel
Shoes; sizes ; TO S; instead of DC
40c pair for. .............-V
Ladies' Dongola Lace Shoes:
sizes 9 to ; -. instead Of Sl25. &c
for..... ....--.....-.-
A makers samples of Tooth Brushes.
which sell at 15c TO 2Jc each TO &C
20 on sale this 0OuF di..-... .ss'..s.
Mems Fast Black Grey, and
Brown Mixed Half Hose, the DC
regular Ice hose for...............f II
Ladies Cheviot Serge Skirts in a
variety OF colors. with the new pleat
backs; full cut well made skirts ST q8
or,,.,.,.....-....'...
Little Boys Washable Galates Clo'N
Suits: the wearing time OF which
now close at hand the same sort 1SI
which will sell for 59c later; for. %J
New double width plaid dress goods
in neat Scotch effects also two pieces
OF double-width black Crepons: both in
small lots. but sold for 15c and QZC
19c yard; to go for................ 20
Bleached Pearl" sheeti1g the extra
round thread sort which sells at 1CIC
wholesale just now for 21c: for. tU2
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Infants Long and Short Dresses Of
good quality cambria, trimmed DEC
with embroidery. for. ~
The evening times., 1900-03-22
= to 8.

Twenty styles of Ladies' new
Veilings-plain and dotted; for 1 nc
TINS hour. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Another lot of Ladies' mended Gloves
will be put on sale this hour at 49c. In
all colors including black, and you can
scarcely find the mended place. THESE
are gloves which retailers tried on over
their counters and because they ripped
at some seam sent them back TO the
makers who mended them in his fac
tory and now sells them TO us so that
we can offer them for less than dQC
one-third their value. .....'o
Boys Merrimac percale shirt waists,
in assortment of fast color pat
terns-instead of 25c for this Ole
hour r....................
Ladies' Satin Stock Collars, in QC
all colorS. Observation-Disclosures.
Black figured Satin Duchesse. in the
most beautiful designs; for hand
some skirts; instead Of 59c yard 9QC
for...- ........'.'.'''.'O
Double warp all-silk Surah Silks in
desirable street and evening 0QC
SudASS, lHSltdu VI tJC dTu
Splendid assortment of Check 35C
Apron Ginghams. or............. 10
Ladies' Black Brilliantine Skirts;
full width well made skirts with 81 QQ
new backs, and worth 50 for law
Lot of Ladies' and Mems Ties which
we formerly sold for 15c will be &C
closed out this hour for. or.......v
Lot of Mems and Boys Linen Col
lars, such as every mems store Dc
sells at l5c for this hour. ........-I
Lot of Ladies'. Misses. and Chill
dren's Untrimmed Hats in fancy,
rough. neapolitan, and chip straws in
all colors and black, which are iQC
6yc values Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Carter's Ink and pure Gum Mu-
ciage. for this hour will be sold &c
lot. or..-.-.--.--.-..- ............-.....
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Ladies' Fast Black Hose; full &C
seamless; all sizes ............... w
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Lot Of ladies' oxfords in tan and
black in sizes 1-2 TO instead CQC
of $3.50 TO go for. or.......--......V W
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Ladies' and Misses fashionable
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets; trimmed
with the newest materials. chifions.
malines. flowers. feathers. etc, such
as you'll pay s49S for else 81 0S
where for this hour ........ 'I.JO
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Lot OF little boys spring heel shoes,
in sizes TO 13; also lot Of misses don
COLA shoes in sizes IL l2 TO >; Exc
the best csc values for.....V VI
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Satin plaid white nainsooks, the
same which sell usually for Sc iZC
yard-to 90 for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TO
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Ladies' Satin Stock Collars, in O.
all colors. ~
The evening times., 1900-03-22

1900 yards OF handsome Ribbon, taf-
feta, MORE. and satin face; the QlC
l9c and 25c values for ........... "
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Twenty styles of Ladies' new
Veilings-plain and dotted; for 10C
this hour. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Boys percale blouse waists; with
deep ruffle down front and around 1SC
edge of collar. for............. Io
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Lot of ladies' and misses walking
hats. trimmed with buckles, vel zoe
vet band and quill; worth sl.49 for ~
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Boys Merrimac percale shirt waists,
in assortment of fast color pat
terns-instead of 25c for this Ole
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Mems natural and merino under
shirts; only the shirts are in all 1OC
sizes: sold for soc; TO go for. ...... IJ
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Yard and quarter wide navy blue
and black cashmere serge. which sells
for 59c yard. TO go this hour DC
The evening times., 1900-03-22

CONTINUED.
Ladies' Misses. and Children's 0C
ribbed vests and pants.
The evening times., 1900-03-22
J to f..

Piano and Mantel Lambrequins, OF
handsome art drapery; fringed 10C
all around instead of 35c for. W
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Fringed Tea Towels. for l 7-Sc.
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Mems Plain and Fancy Suspenders,
the sort which sell for l5c, for this &C
hour NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The evening times., 1900-03-22

Yard wide all-wool black serge
which sells everywhere at 59c 9SC
yard-this hour or.............. Jo
The evening times., 1900-03-22

The whole spring stock Of top
coats is now complete. Particular
attention is called to the new Rag
lans and other novelties of which
the stock abounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
THE KENTUCKY ASSASSINATION
HARLAN WHITAKER TO BE EXAMINED IN RE
GARD TO GoEBEI MURDER ON MARCHa

HARLAN WHITAKER TO BE EXAMINED IN RE
GARD TO GOEBEL MURDER ON MARCH g.
Frankfort, KY, Feb. 24-The attorneys for The
prosecution and defence held conference this az
ternoon and arranged for an examining trial for
Harlan Whitaker on March 6 Whitaker is one
OF the men charged with completely in the murder
OF Goebel Lee Jones. the Whitley County suspect
ed man, win also be nrraigned for trial the same
day.
II Is evident that the prosecution intends TO make
a strong fight 10 hold Whitaker over 20 the April
Grand Jury without bail. County Attorney Polls
grove refused 20 consent to earlier trial on ac-
count OF the witnesses being scattered over the
State and also account OF work that is in prog
by the detectives, which. II claimed when
finished may have important bearing on the
case.
The report telegraphed from BowIiag Green. the
headquarters of the State Board Of Health. that
several cases Of smallpox were found among the
Butler County troops, sent home yesterday, caused
great alarm here. Some soldiers Ill here. but
they deny the existence here Of any cases OF small
poX-
The Gaebel assassination reward appropriation
bill for 100000 was advanced point by reference
70 the committee TO consider II. and IL viii be re-
ported back for passage possibly a early as Tues
day This measure, like all others being passed
now; will be Of questionable utility until passed on
by the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
BISHOP sB4RRErTI LANDS QUIETLY.
NO DEMONSTRATION AGAINST THE PoPEs Ar-
POLNTEE-

Havana. Feb z4-Mousignor sbarretti the new
" appointed Bishop OF Havana arrived this morn
ing and landed az o'clock A procession was
formed, and the Bishop went 70 the cathedral.
where he was formally instaued@-HanS-- clergy
went 10 meet the preIate There was no demon
stratIon-
Monsignor sbarretti says It Is too early 20 give
an opinion in regard his new cfice- He pleaded.
however that the Catholic Church Is cosmopolitan.
and that questions Of nationality do not enter
into IL
A committee. consisting OF Generals Maxine
Gomez Lacret and C1sneros and others issued
manifesto last night cautfoning the people against
making an unseenIy demonstration against Bishop
SbarrettL The manifesto said:
Let Us not commit any act. which We may n The
glorious revolution
Monsignor sbarretti on landing. went immediate
" 10 a small chapel built upon the spot where
Columbus is supposed to have celebrated his first
mass The Bishop there attired himself n his
pontihciaI robes. according TO the IN Cuba,
and procession was then formed and marched 70
the cathedral where MonsignOr Sbarretti. after
holding mass. addressed the congregation. He said
he had come 10 propagate the religion OF Christ.
His mission Of peace The Pope, he 3 -
clared. in nominating him. had not taken into
sheraton the condition Of secular questions in the
island. adding that q republic should be built IN
the firm faith OF Roman Catholicism He declared
that he would receive all with equal love and with
out distinction OF race. and would strive learn
To-day. the anniversary OF Cuban Independence
has been observed by Cubans OF al classes in many
political meetings were held al which addresses
were deIvered oy prominent persons. and there
were numerous piCnics and several hOrseraces-
The meeting the successful vet
r. ~ Ov-1sr 80 v-LirH ,or-esssss = e. 49,
rated, the Spanish coOrs being occasionally in svf-
hrecrackers-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
uR. B4TTLE TO VISIT MOLNEUI.
THE ATTORNEY INTENDS TO SEE HIS
CLIENT THE FIRST PART OF
THE WEEK

Roland B. Molineux received visitors in Sing
Sing Prison yesterday but his wife and his mother
called at the prison and inquired about his health.
They left two letters for him, which they had
written the day before After the letters had been
read by the Rev. Mr.. Sanderson the prison chap
lain. they were given Molineux by Principal
Keeper Counaughton- Molineux also received a
letter from Mr.. Battle, Of his counsel. Mr. Battle
wrote that he would visit the prison the first part
of this week.
Mrs r. 3. Moineux is anxious lest Antonio Fer
electric chair tomorrow morning. She fears that
her husband might become excited and be unable
further 10 endure MS confinement contentedly.
Warden Johnson has assured her that there will be
no trouble.
The Rev. DR.. Charles Martin Niles. rector OF ST.
PauI's Episcopal Church, has invited Mrs. E L
MoIireux and Mrs. r. B. Molineux 70 attend ser
vfcS in his church to-day, and they have accepted
his invitation. General MolineuX is still with his
wife daughterinlaw, and 1t is expected that he
will attend church with them.
Chief Clerk Edward r. Carroll Of the General
Sessions Court. yesterday gave checks 10 the mem
OF the Molineux jury for their services during
the trial. Each received pay at the rate OF
50 a day. The amounts they received were as rol-
lows:
Matthias I. B. Martin foreman; William G. Post
and Herbert G. Thompson SIP each; NJ. @. Foster,
S1O6; Lyman S. Foster. $40; George Edgar, 800
James Ffynes. s1O2; Segmund Feust, Se6; Frederick
Billings 300. Mannheim Brown, $50; Theodore sand
hon SOS and Frederick B. Crane. 800.
Mrs Brown called for the check for Mr.. Brown,
and said that he still i'll and could not come
down Foreman Martin and Messrs. Post and
Thompson were selected first, and consequently
served longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
SIGN4LLING AFTER DARK.
From The London Graphic

From The London Graphic
4 representative Of The Daily Graphic yester-
DAY saw a representative of Messrs. Brock, the
fireworks manufacturers in reference 10 the par
ticulars published yesterday about the signalling
shells TO be used in South Africa Some tcea OF
the great Illuminating power of magnesium shells
q large shell would he visible for a distance OF
at least twenty miles II is highly improbable that
shells have been made containing magnesium stars
and colOred stars so arranged that the magnesium
stars burn for fourteen seconds, ana the colored
stars for thirty-fOur seconds While the magnesium
stars burning their light would eclipse that
Of the colored stars which would therefore, be
invisible IN all probability the plain magnesium
particular spot at which the signals we're to be dis
played. and the combinations OF cOiOrs would not
be contained In shell. " hen she'll containing
distinct cClOred stars is fired the stars not
distinguished at distance OF a mile. Most OF the
shells used the battlefield would not be large
the biggest shells fired Crystal Palace dis
play. At the Palace, however the shells would be
poses of signalling It is quite possible that the
shells would be thrown for distance OF two miles
One OF the chief difficulties experienced in the
ufacture Of these Illuminating shells is construct
the shell 50 that its fuse is not extinguished IN
flight through the air.
One Illuminating shell. which so far as Messrs
Brock are concerned. IS out OF date, Is made 10
contain a paper parachute. When the shell ex-
At the bottom OF II coored light Is suspended
Messrs. Brock have made other neat contrvance@s
for use in time of war. One Is rocket that when
fired at building remains the roof and sets
number OF these. with long strings attached are
placed IN trees. II the enemy are suspected Of
making night attack, our men have only to pull
the strings and the rockets fred. II the enemy
are present, our men them while being in
the dark themselves, they practically invisible
But these are not being used in South Africa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
MAKING P4RABoLIC REFLECToRs.
From The London Chronicle.


Cowper Coles described at the recent meeting NJ,
the British Association his method for preparing
paraboltc refeCtoFs by electro deposition
on glass mould. BY this process almost a perfect
parabola be obtained AT compare lively small
cost, glass mould be used over aud over
again, and rehectors thus made have for some time
been very successfully used IN the navy for search
lights. The glass convex mould having been ground
quite true thin coating OF metallic silver Is chem
icaly deposited upon its surface and this copper
Is eectrolyticRlly deposited from solution OF con-
per sulphate. deposit being obtained bv
rotating the mould IN the horizontal position NJ
the rate Of about hfteen revolutions per minute
When sufficient thickness OF copper has been DE-
posted the metallic is expanded OF the glass
mould by placing the whole In warm water and
gradually raising the temperature about 40 de-
grses Fahrenheit, when the unequal expansion OF
the glass and metal causes the latter 10 separate
from the glass The concave surface or the re-
fector thus obtained Is exact reproduction OF the
surface OF the mould and has a most brillla nj
polish To prevent the silver surface furnishing a
very thin nlm or palladium is electro deposited on
the surface which is practically unaffected by the
atmosphere or ty the heat OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
SUITS FILED Ar LOUISVILLE.

Louisville Ky Feb. 24-The suit Of J. c. W
Beckham against W s Taylor filed in the
Circuit Court here this afternoon. This action
was originally brought at Georgetown The fling
OF the suit here was in accordance with agree
ment made by both sides for a consolidation OF
suits involving the Governorship OF Kentucky.
The action Is for injunction Governor Taylor
is the plaintiff in a similar suit against Beckhara
and others. BY the agreement Judge Field Will try
the consolidated suits
The answer and counter claim OF Beckham. Cas-
tlernan and Carter IL the Injunction suits by W s
Taylor, John Marshall and Daniel Collier were
filed. The answer denies all OF the allegations OF
the plaintiffs petition, and sets up a counter claim
that the Offices OF Governor. LIeutenant-C5overn
and Acknowledgement have been usurped BY the
plaintiffs and the defendants pray that they be
adjudged the holders OF said offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
OPPOSED BY SAYINGS BANK PRESIDENTS.

The biz OF Assemblyman William A Tripp, or
shinebeck which proposes 10 admit the bonds OF
ne Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad and
also those Of the Central Railroad Of New-Jersey
e Investments fer savings banks IN this State
W meet with even more marked opposition from
lie savings bank presidents than some Of the
other bills which have been put the "black
Asi' By the bankers since the Legislature began
Us work Under the law IL now stands. no
Savings bank car invest IN any mortgage bonds OF
railroad that has not paid. in addition 10 the
.-tefest It's bonds. per cent on It's capital
t-S-k regularly for zen years The bill OF the
z@Elnebeck AssemblynGn allows the bonds TO be
invested II the railroad has paid dividends
FegElsrly.''
z-9wn savings bank president yesterday, In com
1sssiI.Ig the bill Doubtless there WIZ be more
y 7 before the Legislature adJourns. We expect
.lsIA, and when the time comes. Wei probably be
EDle C xii them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
GREEDY gEAGULLs.
On The Portland Oregonian-

s.o-a The Portland OregOnian
~ he wire frCnted coops Of a downtown market
.ene is quite & Enenagerle. comprising beautiful
81 OF gray fox squirrels. blueJays, pheasants
-elS1ts, young fox a pair OF big, dingy col
49, 49, ssagullE- Most people have seen the gulls
1cA frequent the harbor here At this season, and
s--aAe themselves home bridge draws and the
sssz q the houses steamers chase and fight
- 'sileF Tor scraps thrown over from steam
80 D1L II any one wants TO what vicious
Hired creatures these birds are. let MIN throw
l.Hs4. INTO he cage where this pair OF guils
- 1hey seize he FISH like fash, and hold
q pair o. bulldogs, each striving 70 wrest IL
So - ol1sr. while both express by actions that
So, ~ &c before they viii let go. Throw in
srs..s sl1e-L and before can say Jack Rob
Ia s,sx ahs turned and ia ready 70 snatch the
<@--x u cut CO zSsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

Chicago Feb PA dispatch to The Record"
from Chihuahua. Mexico: says: american cattle
buyers have contracted for thirty thousand mead
OF beef cattle in this State for shipment 10 CUBA
They are 70 be shipped in lots OF one thousand
head a week, the first shipment having been
made"
teen was shot and instantly killed here by John
Drashrnan. Both were operatives at a canning
factory. Drashman claims the girl assatteG M. ms
mother and he shot at her not intending 70 lnJure
her seriously Threats Of lynching were made, ana
the rope for the purpose was on the scene "hen
Drashman was rescued
md postofice was broken into by burglars early
this morning and robbed or $50 IN money arc
stamps, and the thieves maas tnsr ESCAPE sa NJ
,--ttb dvnaufte 4 number OF other robber1es were
Committed in the town last night II is believed by
the same men.
boIsars OF the Cleveland, Iyorain and Wheeling
Pafroad has been called for March az the head
quarters Of the COMPANY II es aycsa aS si 6 o
pose OF issuing new bonds not 70 eHS o sSooOO
+. ie rroposed 10 use about sbVu,OD OF the pro-
ceeds in retiring old bonds the s rem
racks buying new equipment. etc
rorsin. Ohio Feb 24.-The 5oo-foot steel steamer
7 HIi being built here for the American Steam
ship Company was sSSbinh1iiding Compapv this
ye srnoon In The absence OF Mrs. j. j; HILL who
unable to be pIs Igsf bv Mrs 4 + De Forest
ns~ ~ the Cleveland district manager Of the
Lsiaca1e of the Gates launched Few weeks ago
- Fob >. -Machinists employed by Frazer
and crosby T. Co. struck to-day
..onnt OF the alleged refusal OF thsir empowers
TO recognize the UNION eF,v men went out and al
Cnosbv a Co.'S two hundred ana H. men were
aected NeaTy TWO aGn'IE Electro Company failed
empIoyss. Or work to-day, but later returned 70
heir places There sprTsns11z D or gsn
srsI 80 - xtr.xs Of the raachinisiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
WAR BENEFITS BALTIRoRE SHIPPING
WITHDRAWAL, OF BRITISH VESSELS FROM
BRAZILIAN TRADE MAKES DEMAND
FOR THEM

Baltimore, Feb. q (SpeciaD.-The increased de-
mand for sailing ships, owing 10 the scarcity OF
coal abroad and the withdrawal OF British steam
ers for war service. is causing boom in charters
Of square riggers" and the old Baltimore clippers.
and the Brazilian trade out OF this port. which
was almost extinct has revived with wonderful
rapidity. Where a few months ago barks OF the
Rio fleet were being Withdrawn and sent TO the
West Indies with coal, additional vessels are now
being chartered for the trade
This is caused by the withdrawal Of the many
British steamers which formerly carried immense
general cargoes to Brazil and other points, and
brought coffee back to the United States at rates
far below those which would afford the American
owner OF the Stewart feet of barkentines out Of
this port in the Brazilian trade. says that all his
vessels are now back the Rio trade, and that II
has greatly improved, with strong indications OF
q still greater increase.