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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. Nl-YV YOIUv. SUNDAY. APRIL 23. 1005.

0 Rdwards to conduct: has engaged Harry I ridav evening. April at Labor Lyceum. AMATEUR DRAMATICS. and William 'i ists will lie Will Corbeil, ller'nir The chorus ha as end iinn. The solo-m II.

Iteiliimicl. Frank J. If and .1. I.Iovd Wilson, fully rein ai sed a mcilVy ciut Includes young heretofore, have al-' The cast follows: WPIotigiby, near avenue. This is the rehearsals In.

a good comedy in two acts ami necessitates a women and men who large casi which lias been rehearsing lor the i pearud in title roles. During the evening session it is expected that oilier Shulvspearean proiiuei imif will lie pri senled. together VV 1 1 piavs ing the highest atlninment.s in old comedy, the above popular players and others well known in Brooklyn, be.ing already secured M.iriin end lea te sin a irooii pa.t weeks a mi hi. pcrlormaneo is ii'-'rcss ihai an cm 1 one (if ill Vnllmlltll lohn Matien-'y Inlni A. Ksiin V.

Connelly Joseph Kney Mary CI, May Coniiskev KnllltTine J. flailiara Iii'lismi lliiiiitniol" Mr. 'VillihiaoiH Pest 5rs I liiiinni iiinn I'lii-y lialph nrniernt of so'ms arranty by Cbarl-w'ill consist over nfiv William H. Keiliiioinl, win, the Was wilh )i season. He is a memd-r Quartet at the Church nl lorv.

John F. Tracy, ul.n end men, is well kiioun i enrly i hi" be Lady of Vie- Service" will be rIvpii lis first HinatiMir prcHentation by tin- I Midi tint Players, Wednesday even ins, April 2ti, the Gormania Theaier, under direction of Anthony E. Wills, by one of the stroni amateur casis of the present, season. Anions; the, players will be John Ryan, Charles Poacher, Helen Young. Bthol Jackson, Louis Charles Wills and Frank V.

Xorris. The cast will be: ixpecicil. Several, well kitoivn amateurs have lie affair in among them. Herman Lane, Krucsi II. in ford.

F. ('. Wand-oiar her, jc M. Kohlniann. A rc-iipiion follow ihe performance.

The I is under the direction of a which ihongh young in the ranks of l.roukiyn's aaia'eurs. 1ms ample experi- i lice. Tile est ill be: for the four-act comedy entitled "The Mighty Dollar," which is to be presented at. the Broadway Theater. May by the Younrr Ladies Aid Society and Hie Young Men's Society of St.

Peter's Kvanfiollcal Lutheran Church, li is the custom of these to present a piny r.icli year, the proceeds being used fur cltiirit iIe purposes. In lh" past, i he performances have been successful, and otherwise. In smh pieces as "Our Hoys" and "Hurly Burly" they gained quite a reputation as amateur thespians; hut the presentation last year, "A Scrap of Paper." was conceded by persons well able to criticise, in be the finest bit of acting ever witnessed on the amateur staac. Full plans have completed for the Cathedral Club play, which will In- held al the (ierrnania Club rooms. The play to be produced is "Hudson, B.irleigh Co." The cast will be: Most Conspicuous Success onthe Pike at St.

Louia Fair to Be Reproduced. for frequent participation in the cats. 'I in se inieresiing produci ion are under i the geii. rai iiiaiiagemcnt of the Rev. Walter MO.

liihtley of Ascension )alisll, and the Mage (iireeiioii is in the hands of John 11 Costello. The players ale to a eonsideralde extern numbers of the Aeiors Church Alliance and 'ilie uioveiiieiit is warmly approved and sup- porud by tioih the New- York and Brooklyn i ehaiiii rti of thai organiatiGii. Many applications for meinber.iliip in the I Ktnpire Diamatie Company ere received during the past week, and the east lor its circles, having been a tin in of Columbus and Bay Kr! a score of years. one of He-uni'eur 111 c--1 nt i be Kuiu'it A. ('.

for half ill give heir see. er Hall. have been a k'hI perionn- nn I 'li I I The Magnolia Minslnl neinl Knnilnlj)h tin mul entertainment Mr. Varnpy ell. Mis lllllllil: It'll SEASON OPENS ON MAY 13.

mond Hill. April I be thorouglily hearsed aci anee should he given. The Literary and Drama Aliralcinl Whin Iniion of ll-'ioii, lirecnnnint At Palm Garden, Hamburg and Greene avenues, hut Sunday evening a concert and ball was given by the Eleonora Dramatic Society, oi Manila' tan, and the Manhattan Drimatic Society of Brooklyn, in honor of the popular young Brooklyn, actor, Charles Simone. A good ynudevlllc show was given, and dancing was also enjoyed. The Park Dramatic: Society is considering the production of another drama in the neat" future.

The company has given a number of good product ions during the season. Several of the societies which have been conducting rehearsals during the lenten season wil Ishorily come out with good productions. Nearly all of Brooklyn's societies have been quiet during the past, six weeks and have had ample time in which to make prenarai ions for the numerous productions to lie given during the Church of the AS' i 'lia oy I ifiHctifir Hutritt Vmi NonW-n Ih-li-n Y'MiiiK I it i 'hiirk'H Willn Frank V. Xurrlj Florcn-limrounhH Ktlu'l Jackson lohn J. Hyun Frank Kmu'ti Anihunv K.

Willi Vrit'laiile Paok'T l-'rcd ri Lh wi t-nce Jmiics 1. D'-Rnan Paul J. Altaic EiiReno H. t'rnnK Albert K. eiia' ruing I'IUh Vanity Wilfred Vurmy Martha rnrotlrie Mttfnrd U'Wii Dumnni Mfiiry tmnioiu Mr.

Bfntnii Mlw KuJilrlilKP I.UutetiHnt Kuray iv'i-RWint itilfrly Mnrtln l.lf'Utfnurit Maxwell Kimon I'etel I'aill I'etiikiln IlO'l ll.nnwell re.encil, iin.i. ln 1 1 1 i.li;.' l.illl'i'.i i. ii l'. will present Shakespeare comedy, "An You Like it I Sniiiini Cnriil linse n.l.illili II. tl.iblen Pitteitaiscli i't llerst L'tiis i- Haulier II.

Wbkelilnll NleliiH Clan les Koi.r Winter I'niiltn -It' ill I ninlm V. l-'ahllnisli Hnflmrin tge Willi I (ai'fnl'H'h Caiainan Iri ti HlltK Iill'ii lli'tt ie'CBi' r. I'm jr. i.iil'i'M Hippodrome Will Be Free to Visitors and a Great Entertainment Is Promised Bonavita Again to Appear. I production of i he "Iron is again filled and rehearsal is under way.

(ireat care has been taken in the select ion of the cast for this production and some of Brooklyn's best amateurs will lie seen, i A good vaudeville foil) has been arranged I and will be given between the acts. A re- eeption will follow ihe performance. llehearsalB are progressing for the Dramatic Socieiy's coming production ol "A Stranger in a Strange Land." at lite fler-i un.nia Theater. May li. The cast will he: I ines Teiiip.

raii'- I I 1 J) Company of the Thirteenth Regiment Steve Jack ltllll.lo!i!i l'op Wiilsli Noll (til1 He Hen t.HMe I lave .11 in Towns Kill TuwiiH I. KllM.lt t'itzkellv I'rlf ''bilk I'timl Clunk Kvaiis llleoil t'lsll Hone. Harry till Vat I'MI Trot Kiny llurlelcll It. in i will lurnish the military portion leim Kuhn M. Heeker Iianlel o.

Snlltvan 'I'heiiais IjuWllS nil' II. rharles Jlaulll Ill ill Ke Iliiwllllt Mm Wallace Ii.lin .1 Kilivunln .1, Mniptiy (e-orae J. Pull- rsun I.ihii .1. Il-rnii Ivlvant i 11 rtintiias .1. SeMeli Oilli.n .1.

I'awsliiy Kihviml ,1. .1. reiumllv .1 'I'onney limit. 'v .1 Kcllv. Jr.

lohn .1 Heek.ry iilitnline llra.lell I.e.,.r Moian lelni K. O'l onnor P. I'asey t'ne'eiii lien.nun 'fill lei I'eillfl' ie Mel invrll Ji Tlannilyke Allien- tyjwi; In, Mr InnJIev Mi ee Meliiiliincsu SetlUfel' It'lllalil W'airen t'lS'-I'll Untlllli lliert 'S' l'll Mi I Ml. lUll an Tteiinas tlri'Kali I 1 1 sun MONUMENT TO GAMBETTA. Paris, April 22 President Loubct, accompanied by several cabinet ministers, left Paris this evening lor Bordeaux, where lie will inaugurate with great pomp the monu I'auti r- Much ietenst is being manifested by the many friends of St.

Joseph's Young Men's t'nion in the performance of the comnlv. "Arabian Nights." to he given by the union at Prospect Hall. 1. The members oi the ilraniaiic ciriniiitcc, William J. Tor-moy.

Matthew .1. Keany, Koach and Mtilhrrn have given consiilei-able attention to the matter. A sucir'ssi'ul presentation ll'if To IT" Mi linl I loli iilnlie lli.l I li Seyiiniui- I 'nil i US I Wilson II. Dull lii-l-li The Xo Name Dramatic Club will present Ye Village Si hool of Williamsburg" on I Uljll Mnltll ment to Leon (ianibetta. He will return on April 2,.

Half million dollars Is being spent upon Dreamland, Coney Ialnnd, in improvements arid new attractions for the coming- season, which will open on Saturday, May in. Of this sura $2.10,000 are being applied to the erection of a mammoth building. In which the attraction "Creation" is to be produced. This Is the conception of Henry RoUnire, and 1 a representation of the creation of the world as narrated in Genesis. It is a beautiful and impressive illusion.

"Creation" was the most conspicuous attraction on the l'ike at the St. Louis Fair. President William II. Reynolds, of Dream-laud, has perfected plans for a free' exhibition ol a Roman fete. Aroitud the lagoon has been constructed the largest hippodrome track In (he world.

The entertainment will legin with a pageant of Roman soldiers, performers, chariots, animals and riders. The hippodrome entertainment, it is claimed, will number more features than were ever seen In any show. There will be four-horse chariot races, standing Kotnan races, races between ostriches, a race between a horse and an oBlrlch, and races between ponies, with monkeys as riders. A free programme will also be given In the circus ring adjoining the hippodrome track. An Imported novelty is "Hiram Maxim's Airship," which Is now in course of erection on the plaza.

It is being constructed of steel and when completed will be 100 feet high, with a spread of 180 feet. This has been one of the most popular forms of entertainment in England. Where the Boat" was formerly located. "Hell Gate" will lake Its place. This feature consists of a boat ride, which follows the circling stream.

When the boat reaches the center of the gate It disappears from sight, the ride being continued apparently under the surface of the water. "The Mighty Dollar" has never been presented in Brooklyn by amateurs. The play is a sai ire on political life Washington, and is The lines are brisk and well distributed, and good, clean, comedy runs throughout. There are some good parts in the piece which have been well cast, and the committee fn charge, without hesitation, predicts a fine performance. Sril 0.

Frost will coach the play. The cast will be: Miss Dorothy C. Ilevert, Miss Mela Meinken. Miss Sophie J. Lawrence and Daisy Rose.

Messrs. K. Wandmacher, William J. WeidiR, Arnold L. Heins.

Henry C. Rorger, John X. Wllkens, fier.rKe P. See-beck, Chris Von Thun, II. R.

Wandmacher, John Kohlman. Nic Tlmin, Charles Klee and Richard Uutt. The annua! minstrel show of the Bay Ridac Athletic (Tub will be held at Prospect Hull, Monday eveninE, May 1. The 'show will be tinier the direction of Charles W. Martin, who has conducted previous affairs of lilts kind in the club.

J. Lloyd Wilson, the popular baritone, will act as Interlocutor, with John W. Armour. John F. Tracy, Jo.seph McKenna, T.

Jay MurtiiKh, John Forsman John F. Tiacey, Who Witt Be rme of the Knil in Hie Coming Show of the Bay Kiufe tainment ball in Java street, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. April anil iiii. Proceeds will be given in aid of benevolent Interests of the parish. The following players will be seen in the more important William H.

Redmond, Tenor SololNt. drama. Robert Freeman. John Stack, Sampel FIberi and Albert E. Shaw being in charge of the men.

Rehearsals are now being held regularly parts: Touchstone A'iatn lirlanito Ili.salinil -Mi' .1. T. uifin i' stuij' W'i'miu V. li'll HVT 470 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. 4S0O Gramercy Telephone louring through Europe in an Automo- bile" Is going to be a delightful amusement.

Smart Styles Sprhig Altheer's dog, monkey and pony circus in Suits, Coats, Skirts and Waists. This sale is broad in its scope and will be far reaching in its effect, having been made possible by our magnificent buying organiza tion, which has dealt only with producers, leaving out the middlemen and their profits. This sale places within the reach of economical women serviceable goods at lower prices than are usually paid by dealers for like materials at wholesale. All our goods are made after the best models; but remember, if there is an alteration necessary it ill be MADE ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE. IMPORTANT NOTICES AS we learn that the Benedict Macfarlane Company have discontinued the giving of premiums for their B.

M. Stamps, and, furthermore, inasmuch as the disappointment of our patrons is furthest from our intentions, and not at all in accordance with our well earned, enviable reputation, we hasten to make the following announcement to our customers who have collected B. M. Blue Trading Stamps beating our serial number and identification mark "14th." r-Kyrrjrrmm Until AprEl 29tti, 190S, inclusive, we will tjK'tf fljive One 11th Si. Store Merchandise Discount Stamp tor TWO B.

M. Blue Trading Stamps! B. M. Stamps Issued by Us Will Be Exchanged in Quantities From Two Upward. Our "Merchandise Discount Stamps" are the same as money in this store.

We stand back of every stamp we issue. 1,000 stamps entitle you to $3.00 worth of goods. 500 stamps entitle you to $1.50 worth of goods. 75 Departments represent YOUR "premium" room. Select what you want, not what "stamp" concerns want lo give you.

We deliver free the goods you purchase with stamps the same as if with cash. Knottier new attraction of merit. The streets of Asia will present a phase of Oriental life. The Temple of Mirth will prove 1o be entertaining, as will Conklin New Illusions. "Fighting the Flames" is being entirely reconstructed at a cost of J4O.000 and will be more exciting than ever.

A new life-saving device, the Invention of Chief Sweeney, who wai for twenty-one years in the New York Fire Department, will be exhibited. Bostock's exhibition of trained animals will be augmented this year with many new acts. Bonavita. who nearly met his death in the cage last summer and who has since undergone amputation of Ihe injured arm, will again appear, putting twenty-six lions through their paces. There will be numerous new attractions and the old ones will be made better and more amusing than they were last year.

"The Canals of Venice" and "Coasting Through Switzerland" are undergoing changes. "Thompson's Scenic Railway" is being remodeled. "The Midget Citv" will have an added attraction, known as it "Flea Circus," "The Leap Frog Railway." for which the pier, extending into the ocean, was built last year, will be presented lor Ihe first time. And so on, and so forth. DEAN STILL IN THE RING.

1 if 1 81 Yes, we also give our own stamps with Fish, Keats, Groceries and Drugi. For every ten cents you spend we give you One "Merchandise Dis- While we are not under any obligation to redeem or exchange B. M. Blue Trading Stamps, which were purchased from the Benedict Macfarlane Company, paid for by us and issued to our patrons, wc feci that our customers will appreciate this prompt offer, for in this way we lurther their interest. Nothing short ol our customers fullest stitisfartion and the fairest treatment will lie countenanced by the UIIi Street Store.

All Over Lace Waists, $4.75 You will confer a favor upon us which will result in profit to yourself if you Mill not judge these aists by the price quoted, hut come and examine them. They are elaborately trimmed with heavy lace insertion and lace medallions in perfect harmony. They are made over fine Jap silk with lare puff sleeves and gauntlet cuff. You have a choice of four patterns at this price. Fine Jap Silk Waists, s2'45 These waists are made of same quality of Jap silk that is used in fine silk handkerchiefs.

They are elaborately and richly trimmed, Ihe yoke being made of Valenciennes lace, silk embroidery and fine cluster tucks with Val. insertion in the blouse; opening down the back in a cluster of six tucks, large puff sleeves. mm Items anc Economical Carpet Literary Contribution to the Fight in the Twenty-first Assembly District. Remember all carpets mentiosed here will be made, laid and lined free. This is a saving of 15c on each yard of carpet you buy.

In addition to this we have a better assortment of patterns in all grades and much lower in nrices than ever auoted before. Tf any one has a notion that Colonol Han-lei P. Dean has quit in his determination to unhorse Magistrate Furlong in the Twenty-first Assembly District he Is mistaken. Colo 97c Per Yard 87c Per Yard I 67c Per Yard for Axminster a et for $1.25 All-wool Velvet for 85c Tapestry Brussels Alexander Smith's best Carpets, extra heavy. Carpets.

Well nown for (Fourth Floor. 59c Per Yard for All-wool filled Ingrain Carpets. Small and large figured effects, making them suitable for all rooms. nel Dean is still In the ring and he Is going Pat- ight after Furlong in a manner that bodes ft quality, in beautiful parlor New Oriental and floral wearing qualities. Elegant Persian Lawn Waists, 98c.

Made in the popular surplice orTect elaborately trimmed with fine spider web insertion and tucked chemisette with lare pttlT sleeves collar is made ith a cluster of fine tucks. You can have a choice of three styles. 10 mod for (hp rotund m.i.ir.1. I fir an.HHinincr rnnm nartpms. oattems.

Also tWO-tOned no good for the rotund magistraie of East and dining room patterns. patterns. terns and colorings equal to the Wilton. greens and reds. Worth $1.50.

Rug Values Ycu Mast Not Overlook Brussels Rugs in an unsurpassed range of new patterns and harmonious colorings. We have every size. Panama Suits for 8.3 10.6. for size 9x9. 12.79 for 9x 10.6.

Val. $14.50 $14.79 vIi0 $6.49 Val. $17.50 Val. $13.50 New York. This interesting literary contribution to the fight between Colonel Dean and Magistrate Furlong was furnished to the Kagle yesterday by one of the colonel's followers In the Twenty-first district: "The fight (politically) between Colonel Daniel P.

Uean and Judge Henry J. Furlong In the Twenty-first -Assembly District, East New York, Is on for fair, and the hatchet will not be burled. It is now well known among all factions In.rhis district that James P. Slnnott, the present leader, will be reelected by an everwhelniing majority. Sin-uot has always been square with the boys, and his promises seldom broken.

Furlong has looked out for Furlong; yet, a few years ago, Furlong was unknown, and had not Very Fine Quality Mattings and Linoleums are Economical Here 36c per square yard for Joseph Wild's heavy $8.49 for Japanese Matting, per roll of 40 yards, in red, blue, green and tan. Carpet patterns. Worth $10.00. $9.98 for 40yard roll of Japanese Matting, value $14.00. China Matting, extra heavy .98 Cork Linoleum.

Good patterns. Worth 65c. 43c per square yard for imported Cork Linoleum, value 75c and 85c. 29c per square yard for No. 1 grade Oilcloth.

The 45c grade. 17c per square yard for regular 30c Oilcloth in a fine line of patterns. James P. Sinnott and John McGulre stood! manfully by his side, he would not to-day! bo legally able to prefix 'Judge' to his cog- nomrn. Being defeated at the last primary for the leadership, he persuaded Colonel' Daniel P.

Dean, an Alabamian, one of Tarn- i manj'3 orators, to join his association, take; up iiis residence In the district, practice as an attorney before him at the Gatea avenue court, and st the next primary campaign do-1 liver speeches against Sinnott. I Pieces Furniture Rc-covered with 1.25 Quality Tapestry at 19.98 Our i is one Our number a Colonel Dean is a foxy grandpa. He knew, i 1 These Suits are made from one of the season's finest models, with full blouse front jacket, large full sleeve, stitched on the forearm, with turned cuff; i 1 trimmed with Persian' braid and satin lined; generouslv full kilt skirt. We make this remarkable offer to make you familiar with the excellence of our Keupholstering Department. A chance purchase of several thousand yards of tapestries, damask and figured velours enables us to quote this figure.

At the a'nove price we will re-cover an ordinary 5-piece frame suit of furniture and give you your choice of any tapestry, S6.98 per roll of 40 yards, value $9.00. $9.98 per roll of 40 yards, value $12.50. Your Savings Amount to From lz to y2 on Curtains. 8,300 pairs of Curtains at one-third to one half off I It's your chance to furnish your home or Summer cottage at the most economical cost, for thfse are the best values in curtains that we have yet shown. All are clean, crisp and perfect.

Read the details: Rutilcd Muslin Curtains at 69c. Pair Not a pair worth less than $1.00, and two-thirds of the lot are exact duplicates our regular $1.25 quality. Your choice of figured muslin curtains with plain ruffles or plain organdy curtains with tucked insertions and hemstitched nifties. (Fourth l''lonr.) 1,600 Pairs ol Cross Stripe Curtains at 74c $1.29 S1.59 and $1.08 Beautiful new styles of grenadine or snow flake with colored stripes. Every color stripe is represented and every curtain is worth fully one-half more than these prices.

2,200 Prs. ol Nottingham Lace Curtains 69c 98c $1.29 and $1.89 mm mil inn ll iu, I1JHI BCORlOri McCarren and Charles F. Murphy would come together. Ho knew that Senator had no use for the Judge, and. If defented for the leadership, his Judgeship would hang I on a slender thread; and whilo he organized! the association named after lilm.

to boom Furlong, It proved a boomerang to the Judge, I when he became Jealous and demanded thel colonel's resignation. Colonel Dean with We Guarantee Our Workmanship damask or in our store JHO jii iimuuia v.j ilA silk cord and gimp, and the oding of your furniture 'vwt'ljh lnl Hnf Tint inrllirlp the rehllilll illO the P. his followers now holds the balance of power In the Twenty-first Assembly District, nnd as Furlong has started the tight in a bluff Colonel Dean will make him make that bluff good. Yes, Colonel Daniel P. Dean Is a foxy grandpa." II foundation of furniture.

If you contemplate moving or leaving the city for the Summer, let us call lor your furniture and deliver it when wanted. Call, send us a postal or telephone and our representative wiil call with samples. (Tel. 4SO0 Gramercy.l Re-covcrcil and Delivered for $19.93 Fine Cheviot Suits, $7.98 Verv stylish, and will give good service. The coat is full blouse front, strikingly trimmed with fancy braid; the skirt is 4-gore high kilt to the knee these suits were made specially for our trade, in black, blue and brown, like picture on the right.

Perfect copies of fine real laces, made of the nest yarns, with buttonhole edges. Taffeta Shirt-Waist Suits, $6.98 The like of which cannot K' found lor near this price, being made of line qualitv taiTeta. side-pleated back ami front, large putT sleeves, side stitched from the cull' to the elbow. The skirt is o-gore bottom choice of black, blue, brown, polka dots and checks. Whipcord Jackets, $3.98 These have no equal at our price, it is a 24-inch whipcord jacket, made with lap seams, in collarless effect ami trimmed with stitched velvet-large pit IT Venetian lined; special.

It.OS. TO EXTEND ITS COURSE. Fine Covert Jackets, $5.98 The smartest fly-front jacket in the market, made with welt seams, stitched covert bands and stitched notched collar, large pull' sleeves, with stitched pleats and turned curls, lined with a guaranteed satin. Essex County Country Club Secures Option on 38 Acres of Land and Hay Buy. Voile Skirt, McCORMICK'S, 9th St.

5th Ave. 1 0th St. UNITY BRANCH ALLIANCE. The last meeting of the ucaHon of Unity Rranch Alliance occurred on Friday afternoon in the church parlors. Gates avenue and Irving place.

After the usual btisinem, the a an mil reports were read and the election of new ofllcers wan held, the following ticket being unanimously elected; President, Mrs. W. Leach; vice president, Mrs. C. C.

Knowlton; recording secretary. Miss Florence Alma ViKscher; correnponding secretary, Mrs. Walter Coaler; Mrs. C. P.

Newton; executive committee, Mrs. K. I). Donnelly, Mm. Jeanlc Mrs.

G. W. Leach, the new president, was appointed a delcgnle to the meeting of the National Alliance, in lloston In May. Mrs. N.

.1. Hlshoprltk was present, from the State Alliance, and addressed the members with regard lo changing the name from "Brooklyn" to "New York" In the new directory. The proposition was vigorously voted down. Srs. W.

L. (ioaler making some pointed remarks nn the subject. The Rey. Brun-ilngc, the pastor, addressed dm on Ihe duties of church hospitality, citing some iiinunlng incidents applicable thereto. The social hnlf hour followed, and the success of the uenson Just cloned was Ihe general subject of comment.

Ihe Alliance will reassemble in the full. $7.75 Sicilian Skirt, These skirts have 21 box pleats, stitched to the knee, and made of a fine quality Sicilian stock in black, blue and brown. These are exceptional Ill Jill UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL OFFERING IN MORRIS CHAIRS. We Iiiivp frm niiiiiiil'iii'tttn'r hi-line ol Morris Chairs.

Tli0y tu mnst 11S homiest Cluilrs Unit to tlte luihlie nl' South ltrooklytf. Tliene clmifH Imvc. mronc. ntiistic colden onU iViiiiicN mill tire upliolslere.l in 1V(, lh(, UsH.k Ims ti very IngenioitH seH'-niljustinK nrruiiftenieiit whi. lt olivintes the Ineoiivpiilenre of the olil-t'nsliioiied rod.

(Spei ial to the Ragle! Ornnee. X. .1.. April "2 The Kssex County Country Club Kiivcrnors have Just Issued notice lo tho mem her that an option has been secured on iliirty-six acres of land adjacent to the olil (till course In Mutton Turk. It ottein a plu ins length of 11,000 yarMs or more.

The Ksscx Rollers ilo not like the recent polo cueroaelimenis ami are determined to have a course which cannot be disturbed. Tin' Rovcrnors recommend that this land be bouRlil if subscriptions ennush arc received within a week. The amount to be raiM'd is The Koiornors have con rt i mure than anil the poloista leaving morr needed. The nverupe siilisertpt inns so far have been about cull- If twenty mm can raise about th" other Ma.nett ought to be cared for. i'- the has liUO mcmbciv.

If these iluuy-six acres of laud av ailded the club will ulneij -lour acres coallut alui08l SICU.UCt. Made of extra quality French Voile, with side pleated bottom, trimmed with taffeta bands, and made over a fine silk drop skirt; the equal of any $12 skirt and drop now being offered. These iltitlrs tire Hilly worth luu iny linve them while tlie.v lust ul values, and you will do 11 i fill SEWING CIRCLE MTJSICALE. Under the auspices of St. John's Chapel Sowing Circle a muslcale Is lo bo given "1 the Cathedral Club, HI Greene avenue, nn Monday afternoon.

MINISTER COLLIErTin PARIS. Parlp, April 22 -William M. Collier, the newly appointed American minister to Spain, bas arrived iu BLG1NNING WITH MAY 1st STOKE CLOSES TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AT 6 O'CLOCK. wen xo get iiea in one U'. early..