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NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1899. 8 THE BEOOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. e8oee0M immmmim I TUP air CTnnr WF, 5 9 9 (8 'AOTY IN ITSELF cwsrca cifferro PERK UNDER FILLING WILLS. The walls tottered A woman with her two little children trolled along the pavement below, utterly unconscious of impending danger. A.

man on the opposite side of the street shouted and tossed his arms in the air in warning. There was a cracking sound a shriek from the woman a crash, and the air was filled with clouds of dust. As the dust cleared away a heap of broken brick and mortar marked the tomb of three innocents. We read of great catastrophies like this SIXTH AVE. WrTW Eroadvay, Graham ar.d Flushing Avenues Sroofclvo ntti ntiu Mrs.

SARAH TYSON ROREl OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. FRIDAY BARGAINS. We mean to make Friday OUR BARGAUST DAY and to in aag urate the event we have selected these Extraordinary Bargains for FRIDAY, MARCH 9th, ONLY. Whether you live near us or not, it will pay you to visit us NO SAMPLES will he given at prices quoted for these Friday Sales. 9 Will Deliver a Cooking Lecture, at 2:30 P.

M. In the Cloak Department For Bargain Friday. The unprecedented values we have offered this week in' ladies' mackintoshes have helped us to achieve our ambition to break all records in mackintosh selling. The vast collection, which originally consisted of over 2,500 garments, was so uniformly large in each of the various styles that we are still able to offer you some of all of the grades originally presented of these up to date, absolutely guaranteed waterproof coats. But Friday's sale will surely clear out all we have of them, so if you want to take advantage of this phenomenal opportunity you must come to morrow.

Subject: COLD ENTREES. MRS. RORER'S Publications for Sale at our Book Department "NEW COOK BOOK," "HOW TO USE A CHAFING DISH," "NEW SALADS," "LEFT OVERS," GOOD COOKING." DIVISION I. Ladies' Garments, singlo plain or plaited capes and velvet SO. 00 values; in this sale, while they last, challenge price DIVISION II.

Ladies' Double Texture Garments, choice plaid woven linings, made of iino English cloths, single and double capos, $7.50 and SIO.OO values; in this sale, while they last, i ap challenge price O.Vu DIVISION III. Misses' Double Texture Garments, made with singlo or double capes, in a variety of colors, checks, and plaids: regular aad $5.00 values: in this sale, whllu they 7 last chalJerieo nrice DIVISION IV. Children's Single Texture uarments, regularly sold for $2 and In this sale, while they last, challenge price Also for Friday a Special Offer of Ladies' Silk Lined Suits. Cheviot Serge Suits, of fine quality, strictly tailor made, jackets and skirts lined throughout with good quality black or colored taffeta silk, jackets made in the latest fly front style, and the skirts in the new circular shape; colors black, navy and brown, value fully $25; special price for 1 1 pjx Bargain lu.OU Wool Dress Fabrics for Spring. A line of stylish fabrics at prices that make it economy to buy a dress for every day in the week.

GO pieces double width, including i Melange Fancies, Homespuns, figured Brilliantines and mixed suitings, For Friday only, 1 ljc Every day value. 19c. and 2oc 48 pieces double width plain and 0 fancy weaves, in silk mixed Ar mures. Whipcords, figured and plain 8 Mohairs, including black, For Friday only, 22Jc Every day value, 29c. and 39c Two special numbers in black Mohair come and bring your friends.

5 pieces 45 inch pure Mohair boau 2 tiful lustre and llnish, perfect, rich, medium black, For Friday only, 39c 8 Every day value, 09c 0 pieces 45 inch Turkish Mohair, This identical number is selling fast 8 elsewhare at lib cents, For Friday only, 49c Summer Wash Fabrics. Business is already brisk in this department and the styles are more tempting than ever before. Cottons have advanced, particularly Ginghams, which makes this sale of special interest. You can own beauty at a very few cents. 150 pieces Amoskeasr Ginghams, for Friday only, at S'Jc 100 pieces finest.

Dross Ginghams, all new stylos and combinations, the acme of the mill man's art. in corded stripes and plaid effects, For Friday only. 8c Kvery day value, 50 pieces Printed Scotch Lawns, neat, pretty patterns, washable, For Friday only, 3J4c Muslin Underwear. Gowns, tucks and insertion. or high necks; Drawers with ruffle of embroidery and tucks: Chemises, yoke of tucks, insertions and edging of fine embroidery: Skirts with ruflle of embroidery and tueks: Corset CoTers, square or round necks, trimmed with fine Irish Point Edging, every garment worth fully 59c.

Friday's special 35c W. B. Corsets, long waist, heavily boned, white, drab and black, all sizes, regnlarlv 75c, Friday's special 59c Cambric Wrappers, light and dark oolors. strap bark. separate lining, all sizes, regularly 75c, Friday's speoial 45c Finest Laundry Soap.

cakes in box, regular price a Open Saturday 305 KID GLOVE DEP'T. Ladles' 2 clasp Kid Gloves, full pique and good quality, in red, green, brown and black, 7J)c; value $1.25. Ladies' 2 cla.sp Kid Gloves, extra fine quality, in tnn. mode, oak. green, ox blood, white and black, actual value $1.25.

Ladies' 3 elasp ''Real Kid" (Kdiuboro') iu tan, red. heaver, brown, black and white, ijtl.BO a pair. Ladies' dasp "Ileal Kid" Gloves, with fancy combination stitching, in mode, green, red, royal blue, tan, black and white, v1.4t a pair. Misses' 2 clasp Kid Gloves, with 3 row embroidery, in red and tan, 79c. a pair.

Ladies' Spring Suit News. If you wish a new Spring Suit made of fine materials and most carefully finished, perfect fit, prices guaranteed the lowest of any house in the country, call and see the line we show; all alterations made free of charge. Ladies' Suits, of fine serge, fly front jackets, silk lined, skirts perealine lined, velvet bindings, at worth $11.00. Ladies' Suits, of fancy mixture, very neat effects, fly front jackets, silk lined throfrghout, skirts perealine lined, velvet bound, special worth $10.50. Ladies' Spring Suits, of various mixtures, beautifully made, fly and tight fitting jackets, all silk liued, jjUO.98; worth $14.50.

Housefurnishings at Interesting Prices. THE 'UCilK" SLICER; special at $2.10. THE "ROYAL" WRIXGER, with a five year guarantee, the reversible kind for stationary tubs; special at $3.75. UMBRELLA HOLDERS, in oak' or cherry finish, handsome design, with drip pan, specinl at 89c. CLOTHES TREES, in solid maple, nicely finished; special at 43c.

MANILA CLOTHES LINES, absolutely pure mauila, in banks of 100 feet; special at 28c. Children's Qo Carts and Baby Cai riages. Think of saving from $2.00 to $7.00 on a Baby Carriage or Go art. and to realize this fact, see our assortment and compare our prices. As to the quality of material and workmanship, our variety cannot be excelled, and in only rare instances can you find 'their equal.

Many designs are strictly, exclusive, and never shown before. Third floor. China and Qlassware For Bargain Friday embodied in the following offerings of superb China and Glassware all New York would be here for them But space will permit barely a suggestion yet who will deny their extreme attractiveness, even though the descriptions are very short? And the prices just look at them have you ever known their equal int. rwniAiN Double Texture or double capes, back, detachable collar, $5.00 and 2.95 1.39 We wish it were possible within the scope of an advertisement to truly depict the beauty and sood taste English Porce3ain Dinner Sets of 112 pieces, green spray border pattern and gold traced handles and edges; worth $17: special to rT.r.: 10.00 English Porcelain Dinner Set of 113 pieces, in two colors, handsome green and brown tints, worth 811; to morrow O.VU Cups and Saucers of flue German china; teacups richly decorated in floral designs in natural colors, worth 25c. a pair; special to lAr morrow at.

per pair IUC Breakfast Plates, 7 inch, of English porcelain, richly decorated in border decoration with floral designs in natural colors, worth S2.00 per dozen; to morrow at. each lUv Cut Glass Map pies, in a great variety of shapes and designs, in rich. doeD cut ting, hand polished, worth from $2.25 to Sa.00; your a'noice to morrow at l.uU Glass Mustard Pot, with quadruple silver mounted tops, assorted designs, worth 30c. to morrow special at luC In the Upholstery Department. Some really meritorious goods at prices greatly reduced for Bargain Friday.

And, mind you, we have no old stock to get rid of no goods that have filtered through a chain of commercial misfortunes, but only the good, the new and the beautiful. Tapestry curtains. Just 107 them, ribbed, satin finish, Eilish. French, Ottoman and Domestic, all reversible, heavily fringed top and bottom and fast colors; you have probably seen and admired them when they were prieed at iM.riO and S5.00 nor nuir. hw' yours on uargain nuay, at per pair LACE CURTAINS.

3.25 Still a few hundred pairs left of that great "job" purchase of ours, but they won't last lontr at. l.hpsp nricoo $2.75, S3. 75 and S3.50 Curtains, at. nfr nair 1.80 $3.50, S3.75and $4.00 at, per pair 84.00. $4.25 and S4.00 Curtains, at, per pair 85.00.

S5.50 and SG.00 Curtains, at. ner nair 2.45 2.95 3.45 3.95 inches and $7.00 Curtains" at, per pair Japanese Dranerv Silks. 32 wide, very line quality, latest designs a nu colors, 50c. and 00c. grades, jq per yard OOC Snowflake Curtaining, the ideal material for Summer door and wiu dow draperies, with handsome cross stripes, will wash beautifully, per yard Window Shades and Awnings to order at prices cheaper than elsewhere.

Get our estimates. Order early and have chem ready to put up when required. SENTENCE DAY IN RIVERHEAD. Riverhead, March The March term of Suffolk's Supreme Court, Justice Dickey of Brooklyn, presiding, adjourned sine die yesterday afternccn. The Grand Jury came into the court room at 2 o'clock and presented seventeen indictments.

Later in the afternoon County Judge Benjamin H. Reeve of Green held a term of the County Court, at which the prisoners were arraigned. Frank Cornish, indicted for burglary, pleaded guiity and was sentenced to Sing Sing for three years. James Mayhew of Southampton, indicted for stealing a horse and buggy at Southampton, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to Sing Sing for four years and two months. William Walker, indicted for burglary, third degree, second offense, was sentenced to Sing Sing for four years and two months.

The other indictments were disposed of as follows: Wallace Stokes, grand iarceny, second degree, stealing a bicycle. Ten days In county Jail. George Whaten. stealing chickens at Greenport. Sentence suspended.

Frank Mackln and Thomas lackin of Babylon setting tire to th carriage house of Effingham B. Sutton at West tslip. Vlead ed not guilty. Alonzo K. Smith1.

Islip. perjury. Pleaded not guilty. August Altzberger, assault second degree. Ball bond forfeited.

Nathaniel IWminy, Easthampton, four indict FULTON 274 TO 282 WASHINGTON ST. H. BATTERMAN. How Will You Trim Your New Dress If with lace, don't miss the new weaves we've showing our laces 3 are a revelation to knowing lace 3 buyers. Like qualities at similar 3 prices are nowhere else to be had.

Net Top Laces, 5 to 13 in. wide colors beige, cream and butter, For Friday only, 23c Every day values, 40c. to (9c 9 Black Mohair and Silk Gimp. nw 5 designs also Bow Knot and black bilk Venise insertions. For Friday only, 21c.

yd j'jver uay vujuys, cue lu osi. 1.. on tn 15c. Val. Laco Edging, 13 yd.

pieces, oc. pc 15c. Liberty Silk' Juby" pleating. Inch 10c. yd Negligee Shirts.

Men'b cambric Shirts, soft body, full finished, with two separate collars, cuffs attached, all sizes, warranted full cut and fast colors, regularly 50c. Friday's specials 29c Men's unlaundered Shirts, solid linen bosom, hand made button holes, felled seams, split band, French facings, warranted full cut and perfect fitting, an ideal Shirt, made of the celebrated Williamsville muslin, rog ularly 50c. Friday 39c Men's Balbriggan Underwear, made of dear combed Egyptian stock, full cleared senmK, pearl buttons and tapes, regularly 35c, Friday 19c In the Basement. 1 Friday's prices are Friday's in ducements these prices eclipse all previous marvels. Mill Ends of Unbleached Muslin 7c Uiud 3c Atlantic Muslin Sheeting Gc kind Ac Wool Fleeced Shaker Flannel fie.

kind 4tc Yard wide Bleached Muslin, lie. kind 4c Now fancy stripe Outing Flannel, 7e. kind 414c Yard wide new Dress Cambrics, 10c kind 5Jc Plaid and striped Dross Ginghams, 10c kind 6J4c Heavy fancv embroidered Flannels, 59c kind 39c Extra heavy and full size Bed Spreads, 59c Full size Pillows, (19c kind 39c 40 in. Honey Comb Towels 5 4 Table Oil Cloth, white and colors Shelving Oil Cloth, white and colors 3c White Dimity Stripe 5c 9 0 made of Pure Tallow, 100 Friday, per box, $2.25. Evenings Till 10.

3c 3c wear, checks and plaids. 10c a a i for (tuantanamo. SantiaKO and Nassau, per steamship Saratoga. FHIDAY Ai ::::) P. M.

for I.a Plata Countries re per steamship Ivy.lene; at for Porio Itico. per steamship Hvnlvn; at 32 1 M. I'roreso, per steamship Jthaka (letters tor Mexico, via Tain. lee. must be directe.i per ithaka' at 11 MS A.

etro steamship Krltish Prince (letters i i oi iiriixii must be "p' anhi. llritish Prince" at 12:110 P. St. and Turks Island, per steamshio I New SATI p.DA At A. M.

for v. i. t'er I tornr.n A. M. Mi amsmii Trinnl.

id; 11:.. 1 per ami Windward Inlands. I I i.ji.I'.. :in.l btL amshll. Cai'il pa muia ami na.

wteunialil Al 'ijnany nelt. rs Cosm Uica must ho imiK.u, I'uruin" inland. 1 A. M. lor I im ni 1 nn.

al. A. M. lno tran P.Ilt,. Savanllla and CathuKena.

via Curacao a.l.. per lur iurja, steamship Havana, via Havana (letttr i mut tii. "i( Hav.ii;a"; at Am rioa. (excci fv.at. Itii ai jjid nirh I'a, puria, lie amslilp Alliunra (U t' rn fur i nnj bu dli fcu hii iunea" Mails fur by rail to Xt.rth Sydnf.v and thene" liy Mmimtr, rliop it llij.s mri daily at 1 JI.

(i cnnortlnK rlfi; here evcrv Mn ilay. Werlnffday and AIuIIn for Ml iincujll. 1,111 ii' wnuin. LIK IlCC i.y 1 1. i.

111 mil. i.iiu.r urtiiy lor iniDa. ny ran u. i.ri lampa, and tlnnr f. hy stnnnic r.

i K.sc at tills ufllcc daily io.ropt at S6 A. connectirtB closes here every Sumlay, Weaaesday and Frl Our Store can be reached from all parts of the City by transfer to MyrtU av and Broadway lines of cars also Brooklyn "Elevated R. R. pad New Transfer System from Fulton, Halsey, Gates and jttlm av cars to Sumner av cars direct to our Store. WE'VE ALL THE NEW STANDARD PATTERNS FOR SPRING.

I A Few Specials in Hen's Furnishing Dept. 100 dozen Men's Spring "Weight Merino Shirts and 'Drawers, iu natural and cam el's hair color, pearl buttons and taped drawers, aud always sold at 50c; special 3S)c. each. 50 dozen, of Men's Laundered Percale Negligee Shirts, with white band, in large assortment of colors and patterns, a regular 50c. quality, all sizes; special 35c; 3 for $1.00.

75 dozen Men's Soft Negligee Shirts, in twills and cheviots, made with gathered yoke, pearl buttons, and cut full size in all the newest styles and patterns, very best value, sizes 14 to 10 inches: special ariSc. each. Large assortment of All Silk Bows and String Ties, in light, medium and dark colors, endless variety of colors and patterns to select from; special 25c. each. 50c.

Quality Elastic Web Suspenders, at 25c. each. BOYS' CLOTHING! Blue Suits, $2.98, Made of strictly all wool assabet serge, best black Farmer's satin lining, double breasted coat, trousers have patent elastic waistband, sizes from 4 to 16 years, a perfect dress suit in every respect, worth at least $4.00, these suits are "our own make," thus saving you manufacturer's profit; qq special sale price SHOES! We are constantly infusing new ideas in our Shoe Department. We carry a large assortment of styles in Ladies', Misses', Children's and Boys' Shoes at low prices for the quality offered. Up to date styles for Spring wear.

Ladies' Hand sewed Welt Button. English last, fine Vici kid with kid and patent leather tips; our leader at Ladies' Hand sowed Welt Lace, bulldog toes, fine kid with kid tips, full of style, at SfS.oO. Ladies' Black Vesting Top Lace, with patent leather tips, for dress wear, 2.98. Ladies' Hand sewed Patent Leather am. is.

wnii kki tops, one rue New iors toe. equal to any $5.00 shoe; our price $3.98. TTiinrt .1 ti. i' iiiir iui J.V1U illiu tIULli up Shoes, button and lace, on seven assortment toes, worth $2.50 and our price $1.98. Washing Machines.

Made in the most approved manner, and have every new feature that will do a washing quickly and thoroughly. Imagine a day's washing being done' in two or three hours, as and. in fact, better than done hy hand. We have just 25 of these improved machines, to introduce them to at $2.19. Equal, to many sold at $9.00.

E.SYBD. 1S07. .0 RELIABLE CARPETS $9.00.) $10.00.) $6.25 per roll of 40 yds $7.00 per roll of 40 yds $7.25 per roll of 40 yds Koegle, Manual Claudio and David C. Petty, who keep Raines law hotels here. The seven men are William Sheppard, James T.

Grady, Augustus Birck. W. W. Smith, Dr. S.

B. Fish, William Sells and Joshua Baker. They were each examined by District Attorney Jay cox at Riverhead House. Other citizens of Greenport who got wind of the suit hav quietly disappeared from town to avoid th notoriety of tieing called on to testify. HOBSON.

You men who long to osculate, Remember Richmond Hobson's fate! A youth he was of fair renown, Who juggled vessels up and down Not far from Santiago Town. And then unlucky man! he came To be a hero tor the same A victim of hysteric dame. Romantic virgin or old maid Whom kissless years made unafraid Of rank of any sort or grade. From East to West, in Xorth and South, They flew to his unguarded mouth; They tried his brow with smacks to declct They gave them to him in the neck. Until he was a blistered wreck.

Chicago Record recently described in an eastern newspaper, in which innocent lives are sacrificed without a moment's warning, with a shudder of horror. Three lives would have been spared if the warning from the spectator across the street had come but a second earlier. And yet all around in the faces of near and dear ones we see the tokens and warnings of approaching disaster that will wreck life and happiness, and we go on as if not realizing the importance of these slow but sure messengers of an early doom to disease and death. Women frequently feel in their inner selves that they are not in proper health; they know something is wrong with their specially womanly organism. They are reluctant to consult a physician because the physicians whom they know all insist upon very trying as well as unnecessary "examinations" and "local treatment." Thus they neglect these minor symptoms wbich could be so readily and easily cured, and the trouble soon assumes a more alarming form.

In this way many women suffer untold agonies which could be entirely avoided by taking the right remedy. Then there are women who through ignorance of their own womanly physiology are unable to properly detect the cause of their troubles. They never give it a thought but that they are suffering from some form of dyspepsia or perhaps liver or heart trouble. In nine cases out of ten the average physician will concur in these opinions and treat them for some ailment entirely foreign to the real cause of their sickness. For all weakness and disease peculiar to the specially feminine organism there is an unfailing cure in Dr.

Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It is soothing in its action and pleasant to take. The sufferer can take it in the privacy of her own home and thus avoid the publicity of consulting her physician. She will be certain that she is reaching the very seat of her weakness and trouble, and that as a result she will regain her natural health and strength. It is a great preparatory medicine for women about to become mothers.

It builds up and prepares the system, giving strength, vigor, virility and elasticity to the organs concerned. It is a beneficent aid to nature in preparing the mother for her trial. It insures robust children and a bountiful supply of nourishment. It heals all ulceration, soothes pain, stops debilitating drains and tones and strengthens the nervous system. Tens of thousands of women all over the country who have become the mothers of healthy, happy children through the use of Dr.

Pierce's Pavorite Prescription, had lost every former little one. These women have cheerfully given their written testimonials to Dr. Pierce, hoping in this way to persuade other anxious women to tike his Favorite Prescription and thereby insure not only their own safe and easy deliverance in trial, but also save the lives of the little new comers. These testimonials, with the names and addresses of their writers, can be found in Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, which will be sent free to all women who will send for it.

This book is to day in the homes of over 1,200,000 women in this country alone. It has been sold until recently for Si. 50. There is now published a paper covered edition which Dr. Pierce will send free to any woman who is interested to learn about her own physical make up and the care of her own health, upon receipt of the cost of mailing twenfy one one cent stamps.

If a cloth binding is desired send thirty one stamps in all. Address: The World's Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo, N. Y. A grateful lady residing at guincy, Adams Iowa.

Mrs. Pearl Walton, writes: "Previous to the birth of my child I had no appetite, was sick at ray stomach, had headache, could not rest at night and was completely worn out in every way. I commenced to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and began to improve right away. I used two bottles ofthis great medicine and felt like a new person.

At the time of confinement I was in labor but a little while." LEGAL NOTICES. COUNTY L'OUKT. KIN OS COUNTY KV1SLYN 6. RtdKway against Ada A. Shipman and other sin pursuance of a judKnnnt of foreclosure and fiak' made in the above entitled action on the 2th clay uf February.

11IH. I. the undersigned referee, appointed In and hy said judgment, do hereby Kive notice that I will sell at public auction, by James Hrurnley. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. Limited, Nos.

1SI and Montague street, in the P.oruugh of ilruoklyn. In the City of New York, and in the County of Kings, on the 23th day of March. lSULi. at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, of that day. the following described lands and premises, that is to Bay: All that certain lot.

piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the City of Brooklvn, In the County of Kings and State of New York, together Willi the dwelling hous" thereon erected, bounded and described as follows, to wit: ISegin ning at a point on the westerly side of Rogers avenue distant sixty eight feet seven (7) inches southerly from the southwesterly corner of Rogers and Si. Marks avenues: running thence westerly anil at right angles to Rogers avenue and partly through a party wall lifty llve feet eleven til, inches: thence southeast rly eighteen (18) feet two and one sixth 'o inches to a point in a line drawn at right angles from the westerly side of Rogers avenue and distant westerly therefrom fifly seven feet eight and one half 8i) inches; thence easterly along said last mentioned line and partly through a partv wall flfty scven feet eight and one half isii) 'inches to the westerly side of Rogers avenue, and hence northerly along Rogers avenue eighte. dsi feet to the point or plae of beginning. Dated Borough of Brooklyn. New York.

March 7. A. MoVINE. Referee. David l.

I7lber Harnett, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1 9 Montague Street. Hon v.gh of Brooklyn. City of York. Th following Is a diagram of the property to be old: Its street number is r.O Rogers avenue: St.

Marks Ave. 1 "is I The approximate amount of the lien or charge, to satisfy which in aUo. proptrty is to le sold, i. Se. ith interest thereon from the IlMh day of February, isfe.i, together with costs and allowances, amounting to with iuieri st from March l'Ai.

together with the expenses of the sale. The approximate amount of taxes, water rates or oilier liens, which are to lie allowed to tie; purchaser out of the purchase money, or paid by the referee, is and interest. iJated Morough of Brooklyn. New York. March 7.

1 mh7 6t J'isKi'M A. McVI.VK. Referee. DISSOLUTION NOTICES. NOTltJK IS HUIIRBY tUVKN THAT THE firm of RAPHAKL 1 IT, now conuueting a Cloak anl suit business in the HorouKh of Brooklyn, City of New York, has by Jnuttial consent.

Hiiiii iissolution Is to taUo effect April 1. IMS. Dated March 6, 1S09. RAPHAEL. KKfHT.

APOLLO SIXTEEN TO NIGHT. Conductor Chapman Adds Fourteen Gleemen to His List. The font'f rt 1o bo given by the Apollo Sixteen in Association Hall to night will be of unusual excellence. William K. Chapman, the conductor or the club, occupies the same relation toward choral music in Manhattan as Dudley Buck dots htre.

His men are trained artists in English and German ltider and glee work, and for the present occasion they have been rc enforced by fourteen others, making an aggregation of thirty finely attuned male voices. Solos will be in the hands of W. C. Weeden. tenor, and H.

Briggs Drake, baritone. Miss Martina Johnstone, the violinist, who will play two numbers, is the young woman who made a success as a Roloist with Sousa's band while that organization was on an extensive tour oT the United States. She is a pupil of the con erratory antf a delightful artist. CSTBO. Jf.Tl 1 180T vtr FURNITURE BARGAINS Bright Straws from the Matting Stock.

The excellence in all our work makes our matting room famous. Superior quality bright new "straw" with its natural gloss and toughness preserved; superior designs of choice coloriug and pattern; low prices that make the best inexpensive. NEW STRAW MATTINGS. FULTON, DUFFiELD AND BRIDGE STREETS. FRIDAY BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

Just to make this clay a busy one we offer the following Bargains. As some lines are limited in quantity we cannot fill mail orders, as goods would probably be sold before letter reached us. A Seamless China Matting (Value A Fine Seamless China Matting (Value A Heavy Seamless China Matting Lemona Sets, of the fi nest Bohe niien glass deco rated i colors and gold, large pitcher, (1 glasses and ro bossed tray, regularly sold at to morrow, special, 95c at Tumblers, best quality of crystal glass, fluted and banded, worth 30c. per dozen; your choice to mor row at luC Sherbert or Custard Cups, handsome shape, regularly sold at $1.00 pa per dozen; to morrow at OUC Pickle Dish, of handsome designs, worth 15c; to morrow at Jelly Bowls, new shapes, worth 15c. to morrow special at Beautiful Banquet and Parlor Lamps, with 10 inch globe to match, handsomely decorated in rich lloral designs, natural colors and assorted tints: fine gold or bronze finished i mounting and ZSTo.

2 center draught burner: lamp worth all of pf), S4. to morrow special Cut Glass Tumblers, rich deep cut. strawberry and fan design, full size, worth So.oO per special to morrow at, each 15c iLinens, Linings and Wash Goods. All Linen Napkins, 21x21 inches, value 81.50, our challenge i price i7 Bleached Damask, value 25c. per yard, our challenge price, per yard IOC Linen Table Cloths, unfringed, size i 8x1 our challenge price, COi each OVC All Linen Tray Cloth and Splash ers; our challenge price, I Huckaback Barber Towels, hem mod.

our challenge price PRr7j i dozen oC Silesias, an excellent waist lining, all colors, Ttihie 12kc. per yard, our cliallenge price, per OC I Perealine Dress Linings, all shades, value 124c. per yard, our chal I lenge price, per yard I 2C i Taffeta Skirting, 30 inches wide, all i colors; value 20c. per yard: our jd) cliallenge price, per yard IvC Mercerized Moreen, silk liuish, black only; value 45c. per yard; our challenge price, per yard i Apron (ioods, in open work effects; i value 10c.

per yard: our chal lenge price, per yard OC Fancy Striped, White Fine Pique; value per yard; our ehal lenge price, per yard Choice Wash Fabrics; Friday at tn challenge prices, per yaid, 5c. A IUC 1 At 5c. Per Yard, a sale of Lawns, I Dimities, Percales. CJingliams, 1 Ducks and Piques: all worth more than double that price. 1 At l()c.

Per Yard, a sale of fine, printed and dotted Swisses. Madras. Ducks. Dimities. Oigandies and Ginghams; ail worth from 15c.

to 25c. per yard. dav. fur iiuoa, ny rail Fla. anil thyme liy steamer.

i Ios. at this oflii every Monday, Tuesday and Saturday at i nnneutin closes h. rc i vn 'niesday and Saturday. Malls for Mexico city, nvorland. unless specially addressed fur dispatch steamer, ulnse at this oliice daily at 1 A.

M. and 1' P. M. snepistercd mail cPifps at I. M.

iirevlnus (lay. JReKlstered mail closes at 3 jO M. second flay before. TRANS PACIFIC MAILS. Mails for China.

Japan and Hawaii, pr steamship HontfleiiiK Maru (from San Krancisc.nl, close here daily up to March 11 at I'. M. Mails for China and Japan, per steamship Vi' tirla ifn.m Tacomnl close here dally up to March 513 at fl P. M. Mails for Australia (except those for "West Australia which are forwarded via Kurope), New Zealand, Hawaii, Fiji and Islands, per steamship Alameda (from San Francisco), close here daitv after March 2 up.

to 1'. M. on day of arrival of steamship Campania, which will prnliablv arrive March IS. Malls for China and Japan, per steamship Empress of India (from Vancouver), close here dally up to March 520 at 6 Malls for the Society Island, per ship Tropic liird (from San Francisco), here dally up to March 25 at 6 P. M.

Mails for Hawaii per steamship Australia (from San Francisco), close here daily up to March 30 at 6 1 Mails for Australia (except West Australia New Zealnnd. Hawaii and Fiji Islands), per steamship Warrlmoo (from Vancouver), close here dally after March IS and up to March at 6 P. M. Trans paclflc malls are forwarded to port of saii int; dallv ami the schedule of closinK is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. SReeistered mail closes at M.

on previous day. FRANCIS H. WILSON. Postmaster. Post Office, Brooklyn, X.

March 3, ISM. TARLATANS All colors, some slightly soiled PRINTS Mill ends of best qualities OUTING FLANNELS Mill ends of qualities PERCALES Mill ends of first qualities CH AMBR A Greys and pinks only SILKOLINE For drnpeies. 40 inches wide LONG CLOTH Full bleached, good quality LININGS Remnants Silesias, Perealine and Rustleine LININGS Hair Cloth, best shrunk goods DRESS GOODS For children's Value $11 (.00.) Chinese and Japanese Mattings, by their artistic value and utility, have a place that no other fabric can usurp. For the sea side or country' cottage a matting and rug duet will render a delightful harmony. Oxtr Rug Department is a veritable treasure box from "which to gather Oriental and Occidental woven gems.

All are marked in plain figures at lowest prices. Long Credit strikes the final chord in our economy harmony. Cowperthwait Flatbush Avenue, near Fulton Street, NEW YORK STORES: 104 TO 108 WEST 14TH STREET. MUSLINS Mill ends, full bleached, yard wide PILLOW CASES Full bleached muslin SHEETING Brown. 2.V yd.

wide remnants TOWELING White twiil or check lass TOWELING All linen glass cloth. DOYLIES All linen, white or with colored border, TOWELS Barnsley. full bleached BUREAU SCARFS Irish Point. 11 yds. long PILLOW SHAMS Irish Point, TOWELS Linen Huck.

hemmed or fringed ments for assault, second degree. Pleaded not cuiltv. John Bruder. erand larceny, second desree. Pleaded not erullty.

The Grand Jury presented an indorsement of the excellent manner in which the jail and county buildings are kept. WOULDN'T PAY THE PRINTER. Rockville Center, L. March 9 The members of the Hempstead Town Board of 1S96, whose audit of the enormous tramp bills was held up by a taxpayer's suit and later cut down by the Supreme Court, have been sued by Alonzo M. Onderdonk and Marcus O.

Hedges, publishers of the Hempstead Inquirer, to recover $2,004.79 for printing their case on appeal. The evidence was voluminous and the printers had to get out over 3.000 pages and have been unable to get their money. The papers in tne action nave Deen served on Justice Wheeler, ex Supervisor George W. Smith. ex Justices James M.

Seaman, George W. Smith and Francis B. Taylor. Town Clerk James B. Curley, who was the other member of the board, has since died.

The whole board, except Justice Taylor, was Republican. SUIT AGAINST HOTEL KEEPERS. Greenport, L. March 9 Subpenas were Issued against seven citizens to testify in an action brought by the state against Charles POST OFFICE NOTICE. ruST Ni.iTICK.

(Should lie reau DAILY by all interested as changes may cttr any rime.) KoreiKti mail for the we. li ending March 11. will close jn at til 1'nsr Olilce as follows: J'ar Cost cluse utie hour earlier than closing time shown below. TltANS ATI.ANTI. AILS.

At A. fur switzer latl'l, Il.tly. Spain. I'l Turkey, and Iniii.i. je sre.

irnship I. a chani pasne. via Havre (loiters for other parts, of Kurope must be u.ic I'tiaui p.ine"); at 7::0 A. M. he: l.tteis (lire, m.

per steamship Iviam. via ltoti ilett. is must be ilirecte.i "per A. M. for oireet, or teain ship Kthiopia, via (letters must lie "per Flthionta" at M.

Kurope. per steamship I.ucania. via Queens lown. 1'rlnted Matter. steamers sailing on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, for iP rmany, and Specially 1 Matter, etc.

for other parts of Europe. American and White steamers oh t.Jermati steaJners. on Thurs.i.o s. and I. French and German steamois en take Printer'.

Matter, etc, Tor ail cjntrlea winch they ore advert "i to cany n.ai;. After the closing of the Supplementary Trans Atlantlc Malls naruea arjoir, additional supplementary mails are opene. on the piers of the American, Kn'lish. French iiid 'Uerinan steamers, and remain open until within ten minutes of the hour of sallitiK of steamer. MAII KOK SOUTH AND (1EXTP.AL AlIRRICA, WBST INDIES.

BTC. THIK. iliAY At 1:00 A. for PrnRrcro. per Tyrian "rom Mobile; ac P.

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