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New-York tribune., 1904-10-13
LOST

LOST Bankbopk No 300 907 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present
the same 70 the bank within thirty days or
the said book VIII be declared cancelled
and extiuguished and a new one issued in
lieu thereof.
LOST. .-Pankhook No. 367. .O4s on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
uuon said book IS called upon 10 present
Tie same 10 the bank within thirty days or
the said hook Will be declared cancelled
and extinGuished and a new one issued in
lieu thereof.
lost. .-BanlSboolS No 414.S 500 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon 70 present the
same TO the hank within thirty days or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tinguished and a new one issued IN lieu
thereof.
IOST.-BankboOk No. 15O 797. the New
york Savings Bank. Payment stopped.
F-,nFer please return 10 bank.
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RESTAURANT.

The Carlos 4G5msTly GS5siy Of The RestsSrpR' sesS a.
Lunch. s5c-; Din. s0c.. wine. Select Music.
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LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.
BOAREsn4,Np ROOMS.

Se6 WEST 46rE5tT Very choice double
rooms; newly decorated; also smaller
room. perfectly clean. bath; all con-
venienceB: rss soma bic.
18th ST. I39 EAST.-PrivaJe. high class
house. for gentlemen only: newly fur
nished with brass beds; scrupulously clean:
reference.
elST-ST.. il6 WEST-Neatly furnished
room: private bath: high class ,able:.
highest references required.
BOARD WANTED.
LADY, with little daughter, being obliged
IN give up her home. would like % live
with redned Protestant family. no boarding
house. Address 2S9 Ath-aye. Room 30.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHOLOJTEW'S

ST. BARTH0LOMEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
2fI East 42d-st. First class domesics aIe
eitnnlied. also managing hCusekeepers. ma
IRONS goyeTnesses, tutors. etc.
r-TyAsIBERMAIDS maids. seamstresses,
cooks. nurses. laundresses, houseworkers,
TJER,S AGENCY, l22 West 23d-st.
THE GREAT LONG ACRE AGENCY
Male and female domestic servants 500
siKth-aye.. y. y. Esta6llsned - years.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

ADvERTIsERs' FREE MESSENGER
SERVICE.
Advertisements for The Tribune viii
ba received A. regular rates al any
american District Messenger once in
sbo ritv antil 9 p m. and forwarded 20
sba Fublicatton Offlcs without charge for
messenger service.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13
MACHINERY.

- PFDUcED PRICES--5OO second d-hsnd
1000 and iron working machines: fully
,'ess1teed: machinery bought and eI-
changed GEO. B hDOf- StS Aantson-st'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

GUARANTEED antique furniture. mahoK-
any imported direct from Europe. re-
paHlhg 81 AZ KINGS neatly and precisely
cone, either a. residenee or eboa u
5HERARDI & co. 33S East 47th-st
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Al ATTRACTIVE floors ana suites with
private bath. single rooms. with or 7-tfh-
Gut board; apartments. doctors oaices. al
desirable .oCations; highest references: in
,ornaiion free :. {. LELAND & co. .
Hfst 33G-et
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FiET 80 spring 81 iossi is. 10 81 oSasi 1f39 i.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

22l W'EST IzlST-sT. .-TNo Be,,l,, S,,r,t.,-.1
rooms in elevator apartments viii 6sfb
eclolnlEs' telephone. references. Apart-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

Fhl ATE FAMILY: large. comfortably fur
Hlsnea room. running water. convenient
y nriage, ferries. froileys; also hal room
% LAHin8si1n-st-. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13
ART ANTIQUES AND cUR1os.

&NlI2LE FURNITURE EXCHANGE. iS8
l'ao " est S4th-s'.. near eth ave. invites
Inspection o. This most interesting collection
q genuine colonial Chippendale anc other
originals. Grandfather CLOCKS. HiChboyE
siawfoot AID ndle leEged pieces every
Description; ell AZ most attractive prlces
Entrance 1855.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

DRESsMAKER. - Thoroughly competent; T;
more customers; out by the day or AT
none suits. 50 upward ~ guaranteed
CARTER. S31 Amsterdam-ave.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
observation-disclosures. no children; wife
competent cook and laundress; both thor
oughly experienced: sober. willing. Obliging;
moderate expectations, personal recon-
nendationE. FRED. Tribune Uptown Office.
1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

COACHMAN-SingIe strictly temperate;
careful city driver: 55z years last place;
pest reference; city or country. ]. H. care
or Kelly. SCI Amsterdam
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

DHESsMAKER BY day. week or month:
city or country. ctildren's dresses. coats.
.anles shirtwaisfs a specially. references.
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13
TOILET ARTICLES.

A sKIS or BEAUTY IS A JOY FOR
EVER
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

A.--A.-A-SEAL GARMENTS and other
fine furH repaired. r. dyed and remOdelled
into latest styles az EXCEPTIONALLY low prices;
Iur garments made 70 order. Mrs. 2 J
BARKER los West 30th-st.. late with c.
g Gunther's Sons 5tn-ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

COACHMAN USEFUL. MAN-Sinsle;
sober; thoroughly understands horses.
carriages. harness, furnaces, lawn, sardell-
ing. milking; careful d-iver; references. E
5, Box 16. Tribune Ofice-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-13

bRESsMARING.-A home or out; stylish:
~ guaranteed. A. McGISTH. l4s East
30th-s.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Paint and Polish

Cottage colors, u pit. lsc; pt., SOC; at,
Soc y gal. 90c; 1 gal. N.6O.
-ot high c9lors, 3 pit, 25e; pt., 4oc; / qt,
fOcj x gal, $l.2S; gal, sass.
Enamel paints, for decorating baskets
chairs and woodwork generally, 4 pt., i5c :
y pit, soc; lpt 60c. The small size In ali
white.
Bathtub enamel, white and tints, 4 pt,
20c is pt., 35c. / pit, 75c.
Aliens furniture polish, restores the or
iginal luster to soiled, scratched or dinRy
furniture. This is one Of the few things
we make ourselves, 45c
Perfection polish, for furniture and floor
none better. q pit. 25c; ] pt 45c: at .
l5c; OTIS, Si.25; 4 gal. 81; gals, $3.50.
Wood nller, y pt., lSci 1pt., SOC; qt., SOC.
Basement
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
.L.ITERARY W0RLl.

The contents OF the April number O
the Green Bag are as usual interestne
10 general readers as we'll as TO law
yers IL IS interesting TO note the prac'
tical questions which are decided by
our courts Among them are: the speed
OF automobiles; liability for a trunk
left on a steamer wharf; the Butler
bribery case i'm Missouri whether a
cash register Is n competent witness
10 payment. where a contract by tel
ephone Is held to be made, at the send
er's or at the receivers end; whether
a fire patrol wagon Is liable for run
ming over a policeman; whether y
rays are mechanical or therapeutic, so
far as damages for injuries IN using
them are concerned. The Green Bag is
a monthly. published by the Boston
Book Company. Subscription. s4; sim
gle number, so cts.
The entire March edition Of the Book
OF the Royal Blue, published by the
Passenger Department OF the Balti-
more q Ohio Railroad, has been issued
as a memento Of the disastrous FIRE of
February eth.
1t is dedicated to the future greater
Baltimore which win restore the sew
enty-nve business blocks destroyed.
A short concise story OF the fire Is
given, followed by some thirty views OF
the ruins before the walls were tori
down. A fun page map Of the city
shows the location Of the burned dis
trict.
Che magazine is Issued as a matter O.
history, and will be preserved as such
with very few exceptions the burne,
district now ls but a pile of hrokei
bricks without any semblance to build
ings.
A limited edition Of the popular mag
azine has been issued and copies ma.
be obtained on Immediate application
TO y. =. Martin, Manager Passenge
Traffic. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, en-
closing 10 cents In postage to inciud
the cost Of mailing.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
H,,n.r.l Of James E. savIIIs.

The funeral Of James L. Saville TOOK
place from his late residence NO. e2e
Jefferson street on Saturday afternoon
It was attended by the members OF the
Grand Lodge A. o. u. W., Of which he
was grand master; Industry Lodge NO
. of which he was hnancier ana %
delegation from Washington Fire Com
pany. Besides these there were many
representatives from other A. Q. U. w
lodges in this state, Maryland. Penn
svlvania and New Jersey. Services
were conducted by Rev. Richard il
Adams. Rev. C.. w. Prettyman ID. ID
and Rev. w. l.. S. Murray The hofr
offerings consisted Of the vacant chali
from the Grand Lodge OF Delawarei tho
setting sun. from Industry Lodge an
emblem Of the order from Wilmington
Lodge: fireman's hat from th'
washington Fire Company; a pillow
from the trustees OF Union M. II
Church and flowers from individual
relatives and friends,
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Special Purchases Spring Silks
tCross Aisle and West Transeptl

Cross Aisle and West lransepO
With Paris crying silks for every occasion" this
news is not likely to 60 a-begging.
1000 yards Of 81 printed silks for $50 a gard
The in tight place, needed money ana he
let have these dainty little silks for nearly half price Mostly
navyandwhe and black and-whe "a inches wide Just the
thing for shirtwaist gowns.
5000 pardS of So d0abie-atdH crepe dc chine 1e
ST. 90 q yard.
Doube-wdth 40 inches The colors are all Of
choosngwe bought the natural color silk and had dyed
Pretty evening shades well street colors and black
TO-DAY The last hundred bteces of SOC tafea for 55o
We started with 100 pieces Of this good taea and
il is not likely that get any OF this quality at this
price. Plenty Of cooro slips under summer gowns
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Pioneers Reception.

The reception Of the Benevolent Pio-
neer Literary Association I'm Eden
Hall this evening win be one Of th'
seasons most prominent events. Thf
decorations for the occasion are verl
elaborate and have been accomplisheo
at a considerable expense and a larf'
amount OF labor. Birds orchestra oi
eight pieces win furnish the music.
The committee I'm charge is compose.
OF William T.. Monigle, chairmani jon
j. Doueherty. secretary; w. H. Kan
treasurer. w. j. Bolen. grand condu'
tor: W. J.. Casey floor manager W.
nonahoe. Eugene Sterrett and Geo
w. Duffy assistant managers G.
August ID. IT, Harrington and John
Moran. reception committee.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
For Housecleaniing
Rubber gloves, 81 a pair.

Rubber gloves, 81 a pair.
Scrubbing brushes-palmekte -, y, 1Oc. 12c
Ac 22c, &c; bristle, sos. soc, SO, 75c; for
marble, Sc. 12c, 15c, 20c, &c
Wall brushes round ena. ha~die feet
long, 81, Sl.25. Sl.50.
Wool brushes, 6-foot, handle, d.
Dusting brushes, 10c, 96c, &c, Bc S1.$i.30
Double dustine brushes, sim 0rlstles on
one side and soft bristles on tbs other. ST.
N.25, Si.65, S1.95.
S1c a0c 60c.
Sink brushes. &c. &c. lOc, zoe
Floor brushes, long handi : NC, 75c, 81
Sf.25. S145. 81.
Mops, 25c. SOC, 45c, 60c, 75c.
Mop handles, Zoe
"Nuf brooms split handle rsakes easy
sweeping, 3Oc. 40c 45c. Soc
Window sash serubbing briusp Is. SOC. s5c
Radiator brushes, Roc, S5c, e.
Wanamaker carpet sWeepers, $3.50, So.
Mop wringer bucket-unnel tsHary to soil
the hRnds--Sl.25.
Roach food, 12c, PC. 40c
Ant eXterminatur, 26c a bO fl8
IS Fiber buckets. Soc
Wood buckets, l5c, pc.
carpet-cleaning outft--cle ns Sarpet on
fioor-25c.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Model" Laces from Plaueu
main Aisle

Some only measure 2H yards long, some II yufds,
the Paris model gowns that set the fashions for spring
and prices acreage haFl
Look through them. One lot is of the new Eoule
laces, sprinkled with little hard snowbals Another is
heavy Vense lace for linen gowns-and a delicate net
top lace for abots and sleevesyes even the strings of
small solid buttons for joining lace bands and putting
skirts together
The maker was starting on fall plans when our lace
man visited him, and was glad to turn over his little
sample lots to the store that buys the most laces
Black silk bands and gallons, zoe to 1925 yard.
Heavy Vense bands and gallons, 25c to $3.50.
Net top laces soc to $3.50 Net bands 75c to s1.5O
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
which is also unusual in a sale.

Tea spoons. S5e dozen.
Dessert spoons. sl.50
dozen.
Table spoons, $40 doz.
Corree spoons, 81 dozen.
Orange spoons. 81 doz.
Dessert forks, s1.5o doz.
Dinnen forks. s1.7o doz.
Oyster forks, S1.s5 and
s1.75 dozen.
Individ ual butter
spreaders. s2.25 dozen.
Gravy ladies, 45o each.
Oyster ladies', 81 each.
Soup ladies, s1.25 each.
Pie knives. 75c each.
Butter knives, 20c each.
Berry spoons. CSC each.
Cold meat forks. 40c ca.
Children's knife. fork
and spoons. 60c set.
Triple-plated dessert
and dinner knives,
s2.25 dozen.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
News Indeed of
Black Stuhs

Northeast and northwest of CENTER
Half-a-dozen out-of-the-
ordinary stuffs just now,
for a third to a half less
than common. The kind of
weaves everybody is want
ing, too.
Doc all-wool Voile, S71Se
75c alI-pooi etaRIine, S71ze.
75e all-wooI Vofle, SOC.
Toe aH-wool nRb-eiamfHe. SOC.
75e ail-wool crepe de Paris, SOC.
81 aH-IUooi eanVas efamfne, 50c.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Csc Crepe Wolfe, 37zc
Main Aisle


Last spring we sold all we could get of this light
soft stuff for 65c yard We even fell so in love with
it that we reordered again for falsod for Coo then
This spring we should have bought it to sell at full
price again. if the maker hadn't had an overo that he
was willing to let us have for less than usual
The yarn has little crinky curl to it that gives sparkle
and spring the CLOTH And did you complete
list Of coors Two tans gray violet two greens, cream, red
three browns six blues plum and black A inches wdeony
takes six or seven yards for gown.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04

in small towns. Under such circum-
stances he is forced 70 depend solely
upon the local orcehstra for his music,
and frequently he does not have a
chance to rehearse with them until halt
an hour before the time for the cur
tain TO so up.
1T was in a small town in Montana,
said Richard Lindsay, the conductor OF
music for ''The StorSs," the musical
fantasy announced for tonight at the
Grand Opera House. Il had appoint
ed a rehearsal for the local orchestra
for $50 o'clock on the night OF our ap-
Evening journal., 1904-04-04

questionably the most melodramatic Of
all Shakespearean works, yet wlthal, II
is one of the most interesting life plays
the Bard Of Avon ever gave 10 the
world. II more nearly approaches the
melodramatic in tone action, plot and
situation than any of his other num-
erous works and three Of the charac-
ters in Il, "Othello," Desdemona" and
'Iago." have enough in trinsic worth
in them 70 satisfy the most exacting in
their demands for life, virility, action,
There is much modern realism in the
story OF the love Of "Othello." a Moor,
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
The Dispersal of an Art Gallery Brings Good
Pictures for Less Than Half
Fourth floor

wel-known Chestnut street firm of art dealers,
having decided to discontinue business have sold their
entire stock of pictures to us.
Water-color drawings, Braun photographs, proof
echngS, engravngs coored photographers and prints,
facsimile water-colors in fact all kinds of pictures,
cept oil paintings, among them.
Some are framed, some unframed.
The collection was admirably chosen, with view
to attracting people of good taste.
Taking their retail price as basis, we have marked
the pictures at average reduction of than half
Large photographs framed in oak that S27
sl2 the smaller sizes that sold s12 SO and s4
Sporting prints in black hardwood frames have been reduced
from $50 and SIS to $3.50 and Sc respectively.
charming facsimile watercolor gilt frame that was
priced s3s may be had for So An original warcolor
winter scene, by Lamasure which s45 s175o; and
SO it goes all along the line.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Pillows

Feather pillows and holsters, filled with
horoughly cleaned and steamed live
geese feathers zoe a pound.
-oHSO-lnch pillows, 21S pounds, 50. 70
22xsO-ineh pillows, pounds, $3.50
pair.
2Oxo6,ineh holsters, pounds, So 70 ca.
MIXED duck and geese feathers made
up INTO pillows and holsters, strictly odor-
les 50c pound.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04

for the Venetian maiden "Desdemopa." ."
and of the plotting trickery, chieanery
and subterfuges adopted and practiced
by the scheming "Iago." one Of the
greatest villains ever seen upon the
stage. The play will be presented at
the Grand opera House tomorrow
night with Harry Leighton as "Othello"
and Miss Florence Gale as "Desde-
mona
Fearful and wonderful are the adven-
lures of the travelling musical director
whose show is playing one-nisht stands
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Important Shirtwaist News
main and Cross Alsles)


leading maker of shirtwasts has sent us the
samples of his fine beautiful waists-doted sWisses,
linens, lawns, trimmed with Mexican drawn-work
embroidery and lace. Usually these samples of fine
waists are held until later in the season; we have never
before had them so early.
&c. SO, uoy1h $S75 10 81 3d.
Also lot Of samples Of madras and lawn shirtwaists
plain, some trimmed; white and colors
81 JC0rIh ST.
Mostly "a and SO sizes and only and two of kind.
More Of the 81 whits lam ais with strips Of embroidery on
the front; worth 81
ind another lot Of those sheer dainty little waists of
lawn, with the alover embroidery fronts s150 worth s225
Evening journal., 1904-04-04

Funnels, 75c, 81.
Tea set walters, $3.50.
Dinner castors, Sl.A
S2.75.
Breakfast castors, sLK
50.
Mustard pots, 81.
Sardine boxes. s1.75.
Fruit dishes, tt.75. $27k
81.
Water pitchers, STA
SS.25, $f.25.
Cheese holders, $3.50.
Cake baskets, 81, s2.A
50.
Baking dishes. s2.5A
$3.50, s4.
Toast racks, 6 spaces.
81.
Fern dishes, 32.
Vases, 50.
Bonbon dishes, 65c, yl.2A
Spoon trays. 81.
Pickle castors. s1.35.
si.50.
Children's cups, 4oc. $50.
Candlesticks, 81.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04

pearance. At that hour nobody but
myself was on hand. Fifteen minutes
later one man walked in carrying a big
bass viol wrapped up in an old piece
OF rag carpet
Where on earth are the rest Of the
musicians?" l asked angrily,
"Oh. they're playin' for a perlitical
meetin' this afternoon" he said, and
it amt over yit. They'll be along in a
minute, reckon"
why aren't you with the rest Of
em2"x asked.
"wan. to tell the truth" said he. =
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Everyday House REQUISITES

., Jstrich feather busters, t0c CSC, 75c, CSC
A.so' N0o; turkey feathers. 1Sc 25c. 40c,
step-ladders with shelf for bucket, l5c
Silver and glass cleaner, i5c.
Shamois skins 25c, SOC, 35c. 40c, 55c 75c.
o. SiiyeT polishing paste, u pt., l5c; 1 pit,
"Wanamaker" plant food, 10c pack
age; enough 10 nourish Atty plants for
six months
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Merchants Meeting.

The recently organized Mercantile
Association win hold meeting tonight
an No. f01 East Ninth street.
This association which has been
formed b. local merchants for the pur-
nose of causing citizens Of this city
to natronize home merchants, is meet
ing with large measure Of success.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
White Bedspreads

Satin finish bedspreads; will wear as
we'll as Marseilles domestic make; $3.50
each.
Extra quality. English satin finish
spreads, IS. rs each.
New today, 200 crochet spreads; dou-
ble-bed size, 81, regularly SL25.
Double.bed size, S1.25, regularly sl.85.
Extra large size, $3.50, regularly Sl.e5.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Repairing
and Re-Uphoistering

The best upholstsved furniture in the
world viii wear out sooner or later-het-
ter to have the worn pla'es fixed before
they 60 too far.
If your chairs Or sofas are worn we
can re-upholstes them; held them all the
summer, if you wish, and return them,
good as new, in the fall.
If your awnings whht recovering.
now is the time to have them done with
Boyle's guaranteed stripes and our own
guaranteed workmanship
If you want slip covers for your chairs
or sofas there's an immense assortment
of Belgian linens, eretennes, chintzes,
dimities, swansdown, fancy tickings and
tafetas ready for you TO yhoose from.
Your lace curtains win probably want
Wa shinn. lat ... -aII %. LL,a-. n 4 ~
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
New Spring Cottons
I21z c
Main Aieiel

If you are planning for the
most comfortable cotton frock
to wear when the thermometer
goes up into the COS, be sure to
see the new designs in the 12Hc
dimities, batistes and dotted
swiss.
A long table on the Main Aisle
has been filled with the prettiest
this mornlng-Dresden designs,
new printings OF cadet blue with
white dots, white ground with
red dots and white ground with
a little pin dot OF black that
everybody seems to want.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
To Women Who Waited Until
After Easter for Spring Suit
(Second floor, Chestnut stTeetl
> SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE
Voies, etamines and linens for midsummer are
pushing in.
Cloth suits left from the Easter rush with many styles
and sizes gone and of the light trimmings slightly soed
What natural than send the scattered forces
make for the full troops Of weather things
They 60 this morning-150 in ALL
$40 for SINS that ueye $I5 and SIS.
Plain chevo with pretty Etors and bouses and the few
oainds in mixed mateTiais-hip length and Etons
S25 for SHttS that uers S35 10 $50
In almost every these suits made Of imported
cloths gTayish tweeds plain eheviots among And
have had no charming models for coats and skirts
Sizes 80 to AZ in the lot but the majority 94s, aes
and 3s's.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
shI.ldn LIbrary AssoeIatlon.

The Shields Library Association fair
will open IN the library han this even-
ing. The fair committee consists OF
Martin +. Keough chairman; p.
Hasson. secretary ana Joseph Comh'
reasurer An orchestra viii furniF
music and besides this there viii
several other entertaining features.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
For Wash Dav

Washing-m cedar tub, t2.50.
Wanamaker clothes wringers, $lS5.
Clothes props, for 25c.
Clothes pins, 3 dozen In a box, &c.
Clothes line, 50-fOot hank, 10c.
Wash benches, 81, S115.
Bench to hold two tubs and wringers
l.25.
Clothes sprinklers. SC.
Ironing board on folding stand, 81, S1.sk.
stand for ironing board, 81.
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
THEATRICAL NOTES

A phalanx OF pulchritude is the es-
sentiai feature OF every big spectacular
entertainment and "The Wizard Of
or" which comes 10 the Grand Opera
House on April III Is said to abound in
feminine beauty. In addition to a
handsome chorus OF three OF comely
and attractive girls. are dozen favor
ite principals noted for beauty and
talent.
An absolutely new stage creation,
however. is the most anticipated feature
OF The Wizard Of or" This is the
scarecrow, wholiterally evoked a storm
OF enthusiasm during the long run OF
the play ia New York.
Love, duplicity. honor and crafti-
ness run riot through "Othello." IN
Evening journal., 1904-04-04
Mix dealers to Dine.

on next Saturday evening the second
annual dinner Of the Wilmington MIX
Dealers Association will be held az
Bothman's cafe Tickets may be pro-
cuerd from the committee by those who
desire to attend. The saturday night
meeting was devoted to the discussion
upon the best plan for keeping milk
Evening journal., 1904-04-04

Ouadruple silver
plated table ware, tea
sets, dishes, etc.
Tea sets, 5 pieces, 50.
s11. $3.50, SIS.
Tea sets. 4 pieces, $3.50.
Tea and coffee pots,
s1.5O. s1.75. $3.50. $3.50.
Cream pitchers, 81, Sl.50,
sI.75.
Sugar bowls. sl.25, $3.50.
sl75.
Tea kettles, 50, s6.75,
$50.
Coffee sets, 3 pieces.
$3.50.
Bread trays, s1.25, s1.35,
50, s2.75.
Card trays. CSC, 81.
Serving trays. si.25,
sl.65, 81.
Coffee urns. 50. $40.
Syrup pitchers, 81, S2.25,
s2.75.
Soup tureens. s3.75, IS,
SOS.