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THE BROOKLYN EAGI.E. STEW YOKK. MONDAY, AKUAEY 15, 190Q. THE WEATHER TO MORKOAV WIU. PKOBABLY BE CLOUDY.

FOLLOW) BY RAIN. AND January I FURNITURE. ire CLEANING UP SALE. 1 Interesting Attractive Tfe BUitsmiSb," by Delorme, bus man; visitors daily The seeing is free. Black Silks Were Never So Reasonably Priced as Here.

We begin our inventory in a few days. Have marked down prices regardless of cost in order to clean up a number of small lots and hundreds of pieces which will not be duplicated. This means a saving of FIFTY PER CENT. (50 per cent.) and many pieces at what they'll bring. Dining Chairs.

We could say strong things We might ue superlatives in talking of these silks. out values and low prices. But it isn't neces; it volume anH nw nnre.s. but 11 isn necessary. West Fourteenth Street.

New florfc. Genuine Values Truly Described Standard Qualities Lower Than Elsewhere Reality Better Than Expectation Are what customers find in Our Great White Sale and their appreciation has made its success. oh Oii lots at lialf Uinr ind price. At this season of year, we ends nf Dining Chairs and close out enough, and purchasers will all patterns not to be continued, at half price. They consist of cane and leather seats, 1,2, 3 or more of each stvle.

Box frame, cane seat, $2.00 Kind, Scissors are flying fast Black Peau de Sole. 20 inch all silk biack Peau de Soie, 69c. 21 inch all silk.black Peau de Soie, 79c. 21 inch ail silk black Peau de Soie, S8c. 21 inch all silk black Peau de Soie, 99c.

22 inch all silk black Peau de Soie, SJ.IO. 22 inch all silk black Peau de Soie, $1.25. 24 inch all silk black Peau de Soie, $1. Black Taffeta. 19 inch all silk Black Taffeta.

39c. 19 inch nl! silk Black Taffeta. 49c. 21 inch ali silk Biack TalTota, 59c. 22 inch all silk Black Taffeta, 69c.

24 inch all silk Black Taffeta, 26 incli all silk Black Taffeta, 69c. 36 inch all silk Black 88c. iff Box frame, cane seat, $3.98 kind, $1.98. Box frame, cane seat. $4.50 kind, S2.25.

Box frame, spring leather seat, $5.00 kind, $2.98. Box frame, flat leather seat, $8.75 kind, $3.98. ni nf above stvle to close zi7 it Trimmings and Neckwear Clearing Prices for tUe "White BalmP Silk and Velvet Collars and Garnitures for Evening wear Black and Col'd handsome effects I 7 nn nf the hest $4.25 kind, $2.69. 1 Bonnet et Cies Black Silks. A name that stands for quality, sure enough and for everything else that is good in silks Known and used for over a century, and in all that time they haye stood the test.

Every yard guaranteed. There are no black silks equal to C. J. Bonnet et Ask anybody who knows. We are Bonnet's sole representatives for Brooklyn.

Nobody else can' get tnem direct above have Arm inairs 10 raau.ii at proportionate reductions. nn Rnnk cases. S13.98. This Handsome Bookcase, all quartered oak, piano ui ji uj.i,.c a( inr.nps wide. 7u inches from the makers.

Some ot the styles and prices C.J. Bonnet's Guaranteed Black Taffeta. 2 inch guaranteed Black Taffeta, 69c. 23 inch guaranteed Black Taffeta, 79c. 2 inch guaranteed Black Taffeta, 88c.

25 inch euaranteed Black Taffeta, 99c. 1 Black Peau de Sole. Peau de Soie, 99c Peau de Soie, Peau de Soie, Peau de Soie, $1.58. hisrh, wilh drawers and castors, a great $13.98. fcver The Jacket Greatest Offering All our new and uptodate Jackets are on sale in two lots as follows: Lot No.

Wackcts mad, of finest English tflsWoO brown, castor, tan :in.l m.v:il. regular priws. Mu.OO. 10.00, 20.00 ana Skoyndoviot satin lined (all sl.es). regu lnv nricps SS 00 to SV (Mi; siu'cisil Monday at 100 silk Waists wiTi, luitors of oordins back n.ul front, colors pink, blue, hello tronp cardinal tan and cadet, worth ior 8p.

J.4S. IWttS V0 dots, all colors, worth 3..5, special Monday, Greatest Tailoring Offer We've Ever Made Suits and Overcoats to Order at $16.00. Th Suitings have sold this season at to $40.00. The Overcoatings have sold this season at $22.00 to $35.00. Suitings include" Fancy Worsteds, Cassimeres, Cheviots.

Overcoatings include Meltons, Kersey, Fancy Back Coverts, Vicunas, also Cheviots. Of course the stuffs are right, and the stvles but nothing equals the seeing of the goods. Sam; linings and trimmings as when you paid the higher prices nothing slighted fitted ol't'mlnd once in a while; it keeps stock fresh and whole; makes new acquaintances, too. Thore are the reasons. And if what von order doesn't fit, or you think it doesn't fit, or it isn't up to your notion; we won't ask you to tike it.

That means satisfaction or no sale. Worsted stripe Trouserings, been making 'em up to order all season at S6.50 to $11.00 the pair to morrow the price for the pick is $5.00. P. S. Owing to the overwhelming response to Friday's announcement we cannot promise to deliver orders under two weeks first orders booked will be first finished.

What we throughout The Reviseii Version fine HniSCOrta fiVmOal nn made Chairs. borne" of the bargain for will do for Episcopalians, the week: Oxford Edition of the Tiulia naner. silk sewed, in large and small sizes. Every pewliolder will want All goods marked kind. maae.

it ow or move at 75 per cent, lese tnau reg ular price: S4.00 kind Inr spt.OO: 53.O0 kind for 75c; kind for $1.00 Lnano. publishers' price our price Linens and Towels. All these goods arc exceptional value by valae we would be understood that no one article (be price what it mar) can be elsewhere bought for lews whether they are better than those elsewhere advertised, let customers decide. Comparison is test Inspect and Judgre. TABLE DAMASKS Cream and White 53 to inches wide Regular Prices 29 cents 49 cents 59 and 79 cents 98 and 1.29 "White Sale Prices 21 cents 39 cents 48 and 67 cents 85 and 98 cents NAPKINS ALL, JjINEN Dozen prices Regfular 18 inch .98 Special .79 .98 1.29 1.59 20 inch 24 inch 26 inch 1.25 1.59 1.79 Half Dozen Lots slightly Imperfect Perfect prices 59 to 4.98 now, .35 to 2.98 Special values also In Pattern and Lunch Cloths, Table Sets and Bureau and Table Scarfs.

HUCK TOWEDS Hem'd or fringed 17x33 819x39 18x30 JO Knotted fringe 19x40 .16 Hemstitched 21x40 25 DAMASK TOWELS 21x43 Knot fringe .16 .19 .25 21x40 1 Extra quality 28x48 Extra quality TURKISH TOWELS Cream and white 3S inch .5150 Inch 47 Inch 1254 inch striped .19 .39 BARBER TOWELS 12x25 doz .69 TOWELLINGS 17 Inch 18 Inch Twill and Damask 3 8 4 8 .10 .12 .10 GLASS TOWELLING 19 inch 524 inch. TURKISH TOWELLING 24 to 45 inch 17 to .39 DIAPERING 10 yd. piece Cotton 98 Among Basement Values for The White Sale are White Crochet Quilts AT 69" eEiNTS. Three quarter or full size Hemmed New, heavy, raised patterns We cannot replace them under 89 cents! ALSO Extra size Crochet Quilts hemmed or with knotted fringe 1.25 11 4 White Marseilles 1.69 12 4 White Marseilles 1.98 Specials in Feather Pillows. Featherproof Ticking.

Good Feathers 18x26 39 21x27 98 Geese Feathers 21x28 1.25 22x28 1.49 24x30 1.69 26x30 1.98 Pure White Live Geeee Feathers lb 65 Live Geese and Half Down lb 85 Tou can buy now at these prices, But not later. this week will be. with index without index, Sf 4 0. special lot of old English and kid finish Stationery, in all SrfltiOnerV the newest tints and sizes, former price 12c. per quire, clos Old 8.1U1SCI iw Qut foi.

Jc (jt. pel. package of envelopes. Mouruinc Writing Paper, wide border. lOc.

per box; special. A.D.Mat Sons' line satin wove Writing l'aper, cream wove, parchment, vellum, ruled and plain. 124c. per box. Initial Paper, 2i5c.

per box. Special sale of Letter Tads, pocket size, 2Jc. and 4c. each. FREE EXHIBITION Our latest Importation of Parisian garments have been marked at such low prices, they are sure to prove interesting to cash buyers.

French lingerie! Exhibition of the latest Parisian ideas, including the daintiest of articles for women's wear Silk Skirts, also from Paris, they are unusually attractive spread the good news. Black Satin Duchesse. 20 inch all silk Hick Satin Duchesse. 49c 20 inch all silk Mack Satir. Duchesse, 59c.

23 inch all silk black Satin Duchesse, 79c 22 inch all silk black Satin Duchesse, 98c 22 inch all silk black Satin Duchesse, $1.09. 2j inch all silk black Satin Duchesse, 23 inch all silk black Satin Duchesse, $1.48. Ruby Diamond Rings. Marked for quick selling half former prices. New, desirable, good, pretty.

Mounted in the prevailing styles hand made, 14k. and 18k. solid gold settings. Forty one and hardly more than one of a kind throughout the collection. Princess setting, 2 diamonds, 5 rubies.

$44.60. Princess settincr, 22 diamonds, 5 ruliie.s, S39.20. Princess setting, 20 diamonds, 5 rubies, S3340. Princess setting, 22 diamonds, 5 rubies, $37.40. Hoop setting, diamonds, 5 rubies, $3.40.

Hoop setting, 10 diamonds. 5 rubies, $14.75. Hoop setting. 3 diamonds, 2 rubies, $44.50 Hoop setting, 2 diamonds, 3 rubies, $6 40. Hoop setting, 2 diamonds.

1 ruby. $6.40. Hoop setting, 4 diamonds, 5 rubies. $6.40. Hoop setting, 6 diamonds, 3 rubies, $7.75.

Hoop setting. 6 diamonds, 3 rubies, $J2. 15. Hoop setting, 2 diamonds, 3 rubies, $28 20. Marquise setting, 24 diamonds, 7 rubies, $82.70.

Marquise setting, 14 diamonds, 1 ruby, $29.50. Cluster setting, 4 diamonds, 4 pearls, i ruby, $14.10. Cluster setting, 12 diamonds, i ruby, $21.75. Cluster setting, 10 diamonds, ruby, $19.40. Custer setting, 12 diamonds, 1 ruby, $24.0.

Cl.stir settin.g, 14 diamonds. 1 ruby. $73.75. Cluster ve'lmg, 12 diamonds, 1 ruby, $31.40. Cluster Setting, diamonds, 1 ruby, $32.65.

Cluster Setting, 12 diamonds. 1 ruby, $63.25. all the csii iiatos ot the cost of proposed river and liari.i Improvements made in the past fvo veal: have been rendered valueless by ihe rlidii'se in of building supplies. So exu mivr: was this unsottlfment In the i engineer corps that Chairman Burtou of the. Hi use committee on rivers and harDors save as cue reason tor not wanting a new ap bill this year, the worthlessriess all supplies ncr icd tor tne service.

mese, were largely nt ol and iron and the advance i. i 3 Is greater than in most other UJiJ.MJiJs.Ajj jl. 0j3.jxjs.jrjj jjjljj.jj After a Long Life of Usefulness in Field and Federal Service. General George H. Sharpe, who was a major general of volunteers In the Civil War.

and who, In February last, retired from the Board of United States General Appraisers, died shortly after midnight Saturday night at tho home 01 his son in iaw. ira uaven niirt. SI East Thlriv ninth street, Manhattan. C. J.

Bonnet's 2 1 inch Black 21 inch Black 22 inch Black 23 inch Black and fully up to date. Models in the light and favorrte skirt at our smallest possible margin ot pront. One of the Very Many Samples of Our JANUARY SALES. DC piece Tea Sets. and in.

Covered Uislies. 9c. kjiul, t5e. studded with Pearls, beads, jet, steel or fancy gem stones were 2.49 to 4.98 98 and 1.49 Black and Col'd Silk and Mohair Gimps to 2 inch .12 Soft Crushed Liberty Silk Collars Laced trlm'd bow White, Black and Colors .95 Liberty Silk Jabots ribbon trim evening shades and Black 49 Black Liberty Silk Neck Ruffs long accordion or sylvla pleated ends 95 White Sale Values in Boys' Waists and Shirts Value. .29 .69 .98 1.29 .69 Now.

.19 .49 .69 .98 .49 .49 .49 Outing Flannel Shirt Waists, All Wool Flannel, Extra fine Flannel, Flannel Blouses, Percaie Waists, Mothers' Friend Laundered, Colored Bosom Shirts. There Is Not a Loom going in The Tapestry Mills of Philadelphia where the great bulk of upholstery fabrics are made The Weavers' strike that commenced December First is still on, and goods are getting scarcer everyday, while no manufacturer will take an order with promise of Spring Delivery It Is not a question of "What Price," but what can be had at any price? We own a great stock at old values and while quantities last will sell on same basis. As Examples of Values we quote: Satin Russe Tapestries O' all colors 50 inches wide .33 Oriental Stripes and Empires 49 Armures and Cotton .59 Reversible Corduroy Weaves deatched ngures 67 Heavy Petit Points .89 Antique Fruit and Figure Designs 1.19 Satin Damasks real silk not 1.49 Heavy Gobelin Weaves all over ilg'd or Set designs for Chair Seat and Back 1.49 Finest Silk Damasks and Heavy All Wool Tapestries Conservative value $4 and $5 53.98 And so on right through the stock, Values Unmatchabte! Tliere never was a. better time to buy, for tliere 1m no probability of Inter nndingr snch assortments or of buying; at snch prices. Hotel Keepers, UpIiolntererN and other Icirere buyers will find our prices tar below tlione asked by jobbers.

A. N'S will not benefit. They banish pain the word R'I'P'A'N on the niwknr ani trie worn on the nackarn and crJis, may oc naa at any arug Htors. Ten be mailed to any addiesa for cents, forwarded NfW York. E.

M. SHEPABD'S TALK. In ihe rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association, 502 Fulton street, yesterday af ternoori. a largo audleoce of men listened to an address by Edward M. Shepard.

The principal po.int of Mr. Shepard's earnest talk was as to hciw young men should make the beat of all opportunities and guard against evil. He especially spoke of the evil desire to get something for nothing, to gamble, which always led to ruin. Honest work is the only way to success. Twcntyitwo million dollars have bean IB vested In, Missouri mines since last JanuaXT.

Decorated Dinner Ware ti lTc 14 ill Moiit'bishes, 0 1 i 'ind Good See These Lace Curtains. All the one and two pair lots of Nottingham, Irish Point, Renaissance, Antique and Tambour Lace Curtains a little tinger marked, a bit tumbled from showing as samples but if you have a need for odd pairs, you will find the prices are made in your interests. Also $3.49 instead of $4.75 Irish Point Lace Curtains, white, good designs and St. Gall made, full width and 3 yards long. 89c.

pair Ruffled muslin Curtains, white, for cottage or bedroom window, 40 inches wide, yards long. Screens Window Seats. Not many are left, but there is still a fair choice among them; your eyes can tell you more than our words and all at a half to two thirds of what prices have a right to be. Tapestry Couch Covers. and $2.48 each.

Two styles, Oriental Bagdad effects, fringe all around; 50 inches wide and 3 yards long; extra heavy; excellent value. $4.24 and $4.98 each. Assorted designs and colors; heavy fringe all around; thoroughly reversible; 60 inches wide and 3j yards long temptingly low prices. Flat Owners ttention. Odd stair Carpetings, extra quality of Tapestry, Velvets, also Wilton Velvets prices considerably less than present wholesale cost, as you see Tapestries, yard, 55c.

Velvets, yard, 65c. Wilton Velvets, yard, 35c. WORK ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Special Appropriations Kequired for Their Completion, Owing to Advance in Cost of Building Materials. 8ic.

kind, 59c. 10 in. Meat Dishes. sized Soup Tureens. 08 kind, SO.

Ten Pot, "Sc. kind, Sufrar. kind. I i hu l' lOc' llrVc Cups aud Saucer, doz. kind.

Tc. each. CToiM Sets, decoraled in brown, 'blue and green, good value $1.98, now 1.59. Fulton St. Gallatin Place and Livingston St.

Good News of Laces. At half price and less than half price. Insertions; Galloons; all overs; also fancy materials for evening; street and house wear; also Lace Robes, black, ivory, colors, also silver and gold effects. 5c. to 48c.

instead of 1 5c to $1.50 Fancy Laces. Insertions and Galloons. 2c. to 13c. yard instead of 5c.

to 35c Point de Paris, Normandy Valenciennes, Torchon Medici. 2c. to 25c. yard instead of 5c. to 48c Real handmade Torchon Laces and Insertions.

39c. instead of 6Sc Black silk Tosca Net. 25c. to $4.98 yard instead of 9Sc. to $15 00 Fancy materials for evening, street and house wear black, white, ivory also colors.

49c. yard instead of 6Sc Chiffon and Mousseline black, white, cream also colored. $9.98 to $29.98 New Robes, just received; exclusive styles; spangled applique; also lace effects. Rich Cut Glass. $7.29 each.

Values up to $10.00 Rich deep cut glass Salad Bowls, in assorted cuttings and shapes. J2c. each Water Tumblers, rich deep cut glass. 35c. each instead of 50c Rich deep cut glass salt and pepper Shakers, with sterling silver tops.

Those Carpet Remnants. 25c. to yard. Heretofore 50c. to 2.50.

Carpets Fiilings Remnants, all of them. Lengths run from 5 10 40 yards. The patterns are choice, colorings desirable. Quite a variety. To get the most out of this sale bring measurement of rooms with you.

Who's your jobber for galvanized iron? for or against Apollo? It has to do with your )ro fits. Acoll) Iron nd.Stl Company, Pittulmrth. he entered the Army of the Potomac as a Liipi.aiu in the Twentieth New York In fiintrv in 1SG1. in thu following year he be farm Colonel of the One Hundred and T. ntitit Vol Vnri.

nnrl lie was in all the i iiattieK 0( ihe Army of the Fotomae from i.Vrlprl( ky.Vtr? to ADDomatt.ox. He was i Maior General Genera! Snarpe ui.ited htates Marshal ranking as envoy extraordinary and minis ter plenipotentiary. In 1W0 he was appoint eral Appraisers, from which ho resigned In koi, rir flnniiu on March 1 of last year. H.u.iwu uv 11 Jtiwimo, of present records regarding the probable I cost of improvement. (Special to the Eagle.) TllP UnMh uise Board has been hampered Washington.

January 15 Owing to the re 0s0 the sanle direction. Its regular appro markable advance lu the cost oE building ma priation has proved Inadequate to purchase UCCT' 43 Flathush fl 4Z) Avenue. PUBLIC OFFERING. Alt our ELEGANT I BONNETS and HATS will noiv be sold at HALF FORMER PRICES. Many Handsome Bonnets and Hats at FIVE DOLLARS EACH.

MOURNING BONNETS and VEILS. CLAIRVOYANTS. OON ZALFZ HIRVOYANT. 1" A I 3 tel past presenran" future; oa'ls full xnet itkin on your mind busine.w. tc Srld v.

Uhou "vord Spoken: whn anrt whom you will marry; how to moke your 'husband rue to vou; how overcom all ji.ui .1 i.ilt Ml. llm loo km how to charm and m.1.1 you lov. 25 cent. 1 '1 to also Sun lav; picture 01 iiuure r.usbaud liown. pernuous hair a V.

r.Vt! tl MME. WKWKLYX'S HLIAIji cialn no ,1 on ,11 i of i lo Kl o.o POPULAR SUNDAY CONCERT. The Sunday nlglit concert at the trnpoli tnn Opera House attracted an nee rather smaller than usual hut no, lar.i,n enthusiastie commendation of tho P. efforts both vocal and instrumental. 1....

honors for wont to Mn, S. mbrieh and M. Dipnoi. Mme. Semhrich vas in nia niflrent vr.ic and the audience could not seern to get enough ot her brilliant vocalisation.

She sans lirRt the aria "II Re I'astore of Mozart with violin obliRalo. the onvious difflcultk of which she conquered with con suniuiate skill. Kor an encore she ann "l'er Gloria," Bttonochlnl. Her scrand selection was an aria from "JVEtolle du Xord" (Meyer beer), flute obliaalo.and it showed hr ovn more efiVetively than the Mozart iber. a'i'iaue naa gone uen WaS aS IlULiiui i 0111 ('ii i mi nn known serenade of Tostl.

in o. was sum? with especmuj fi and M. InK's re.vard. Ilerr Bertram who has a rich nrin (Weber). Wolilauf rA 'Tilt Rntl.

Noeh (ielrunkrn" Roth Bos WHY NOT SE EEATJTIPUI? FREE, Cut thus oot i.n 1 present at Dr. ALS I ON '1'''u, Parlors, Hrst floor, and you ay iu treatment, absltitfiy free; wai i in.l unrnnirs ahlv I i A Hoboken, N. storekeeper states that he has long been the victim of a fright fill species of torture. From night until early morn," he says, I walked the floor and could not sleep. Dyspepsia was the chief trouble.

I had been trying various remedies with but little success, until about six months ago I started to take Ripans Tabules. They have cured me. At first I took them very sparingly, being naturally afraid of them, but I kinder noticed a change, and I took three each day, until now I only take one a day, or one whenever I feol bad. They were brought to my notice bjr a gentleman who was taking them for a disordered and bad stomach, such as vomiting, headaches and bad hreath. He has been positively cured, although he is too modest to write a testimonial.

I will not take the liberty of mentioning his name or address, but vou have my full permission lo hsu this letter, as I am positively cured of one ol the most distressing diseases on earth." By the Late Stanley Huntley. A Series of Remarkably Interesting Humorous Sketches. 34 of the Eagle Library PRICE IN PAPER COVER 25 CENTS. PRICE IN CLOTH COVER 50 GENTS. For Sale by ali Booksellers and News Dealers.

ELECTRIC LIGHTING AND POWEB. EDISON ELECTRIC Illuminating Company Edison Buildinjc, to 36S Pearl St Cun i nt I 'tii IhIiccI Meter FOR INCAXIlBSCK.Vr 1.1GHTINO In rent di iM eis. hIiii mid ittil.lle inirN. I.l(llT2.'(i. Ix.th interior mid OUtHilW.

"1'IIIC POWl'K Djx'rretc ma cMem i nny wtyli or cnimclty. iie.itix ami cooking. n. r. uuf ileju" (Steinliaeh) and "Lied des Czaren" of LortzlnK The orehcstral selections included a very beautiful ikcthovt group seicetlons from nn: iiiilii oj iniiiiwii ubinwiiL mm no oldest and most diatliiKUlshed of the Insti tutions founded by Northern philanthropy In tho South to help the negro race lnKHsh aeronauts are getting accustomed nnd ro determining important matters their flight.

tVloIr fll frl terlals, Congress will have to make special appropriations in a number of cases, in order to permit completion of certain public buildings which are now in eourse of con structlon. Work on court houses, post offices and federal buildings in all parts of the coun try Is either at a standstill or will soon he stopped, owing to the exhaustion of funds available for this purpose. The price of building material has gone up 110 per cr.ut. since the original appropriations were made, and Assistant Secretary Taylor, who has charge the building of federal Structures, will this week call on Congress for special appropriations to enable him to complete the work now under way. "Public buildings in all parts of the country." said Mr.

Taylor recently, "are being delayed because of the advance In the cost of teel and other material, and the consequent exhaustion of our funds. Our original estimates of the cost of theso works have been rompletely upset by the big jump in price For Instance, wo win neco i ir cities, but the shortage exists In nearly all tcwH whore small post offices and court btM8 arc being erected Other departments of the government have beea embarrassed by the recent Increase of the cpst of bulldins Tnis is probably more pronounced in tho nf the ATXU3' than In any otber bureau. Practically. completion of one building in Seattle the nnK jul estimate which was only bad to liay halt of that for a tite, and have "one practically nothing on the structure ItBftff. We will not need any more funds for the' buildings under way In the lncipul 1 I His two sons and his daughter were with meniher of the staffs of Generals Hoolter.

at the time of h. death. They are Mac Colonel Henry G. Sh.nrpe of the regular army, i Vl.m. of Norlhrn 'Virginia.

He was brov who Is stailcmed at Washington; Severyn B. Brigadier General ill 1SG4 and In Itii nf Athr nfi" nnd thn Rtiv H1.1K nvpr 1 Axr TTrrt a nf hud hrr.lth that nnd prolong life. One elves rellet. le gives relict. pt no substltutn.

I A N'S, lu samples and one thousand testimonials wtll to the Rlpana Chemical No. 10 Spruce A BIRTHDAY ETJCHBE. There was a birthday euchre party to Robert E. Davis at his residence. 1,072 Hal sey street, Inst Wednesday, four tables being used.

Those who won the prizes were Mrs. William H. Walters, Robert B. Davis, Mrs. Strait, Peter Smith.

Among thoso present were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. R.

B. Davis, Mrs. Strait, Mr. and Mrs. B.

Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wall, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Fisher. Archie Strait and Miss Hazel Davis inland Master obert Davis. Miss Maynette Strait. RI'P Note Note lor shari.e had been ill for the past two I fur tne ln and a double encore lure of Mendelssohn. This musio was rather, ln Hc underwent an operation 18'0' 18 "'i "Ah; solid and serious than is common to; i ubEequent lo I81I.

In J.8S0 and 1SS1 he was i was graiitiil, l.ie nui FVpnliir eonenrts hut it sr mod tol January 2 and was unable to rally from the alier of U)0 York Assembly. He was glungo" and iirahms Ve.geblk.lus staem. unda even Lng sn mea to shock. The body will De taken to Kingston appointed head of ihe named un Chen." heuiliffllv tho tnorougniy. fur burial on Tuesday.

dor act ot Congress to promote commercial M. I)ijiol sang General fieorge H. Sharpe retired less than relations between the United States and the romanzn from "Les Fish University, Nashville, is the tiij Sl cf Kinirtton. N. formerly County County, and Mrs.

Davenport. ear when 71 years of ace, from the last of a succession of public ofllces which he had held since his retirement from t.ne Army, with which he foucht. all through the Civil I War. He was born on February 26, 182S, in. 1S47 in, (ina was xrauuuieu ui cumins in and law afterward at Yale.

He iiraotlccd after his admission to the bar until.