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THE BHOOKLTN DALLY EAGLE SUNDAY, FEBRUATtY 2, 1890. EIGHTEEN PA GES 18 will ftfifinimilftf sho. havr slip, will hn A nin.nn wit.h THE MISSES FUHDF SURPRISED. 8PECIH ADVERTISEMENTS. OXFORD CLUB RECEPTION.

TO LIVE AMONG LEPEES. tlWGS OF WAR LET LOOSE. the only in for the in Kala THEY CANNOT GET BAIL. An Kujoyablc Time Mud at Their Home woman oanng lepers wao. Five yearn ago Franciscan nuns from Syra J.

DENNING fe oti Friday Evening. The members En Joy' an Entertain meat in Their spacious Parlors. On the first Saturday of each month the our ru, rn iicmnllu titrlitlv cuse established a hospital for tho lepers and A pleasant Rurnriso was tondered to tho Misses now there are over a dozen of them there. Fowler's Mission to Mo Miss Hostilities Renewed Between Graco and Maud Purdy at their home, 559 Hal 0 I Hrairn a comes and by 8 o'clock there soy street, on Friday evening. The committee in lokai.

IT SHOULD MOT SUBSIDIZE. Picklesville and Elm Street. Claassen and Pell Still Have Occupy Cells. charge included tho Misses Bella Tilton and YonuK Tien Debaters Decide a Govern Addie Bresmin. Charles H.

Roe and Robert Law. rence, who prepared an enjoyablo entertainment mental Policy. The Little English Lady Talks of Her Perilous Two Thousand Fierce Combatants Strangle assembles within its comfortable precincts a host of its momberB and guests, who for throe or four short hours, thoroughly enjoy the programme and amusements for which the Entertainment Committee have become bo noted. Last evening, besido the mellow light which filtered through the fringe upon the curtains, thore were sounds of aoft muBic, of sweetly chim tor the cvcuing. Among the guests who took part in the many pleasures not forth wero Miss Undertaking She is Visiting in Brooklyn.

Thero was a debate between members of the literary societies of the Brooklyn and Now York and Maneuver for Victory, hut a (iulllveriim Ella A. Fccken, Frank Fairchild, Miss Ethel Will Study the Dread Disease. Young Men's Christian Associations in the lect SUCCESSORS TO STEWART i CO. (RETAIL), WILL OPEN TO MORROW ADDITIONAL ELEGANT NOVELTIES IN FINE SPRING DRESS GOODS. MANY NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AND COLORS.

PLAIN AND FANCY COMBINATIONS, ENGLISH STRIPED AND CHECKED OHEVIOTB, EMBROIDERED ROBES. PLAIN AND STRIPED LUSTRES, Policeman Abruptly Ends the Fray. Shaw, Charles Brown, Frederick S. Roe, Mi8 Minnie Brown, Herbert Lawrence, Miss Hilda nro room of the association building, last night. Miss Amy Fowler, tho young English woman.

Tho recently commenced war, interrupted by who arrived in Now York last Thursday on her Muller, William L. Gale, Miss Fridiani. Charles Tho subject was: "Resolved, that tho Government Should Adopt the Policy of Subsidizing American Steamship Lines." The aflirmativo way to Molokai, where she is to take up her life tho intervention of tho Sixth Precinct Police and proceedings before Justice Goetting, broke out work of nursing tho lepers among whom Father Bursiuir, Miss May Dixon, William Ropp, Misa Belle Tilton, Carl Butterick, Miss Nellio Francis, Horace Holmer, Thomas Lawrence, Miss Susie was supported by Messrs. Josooh W. Roc, Walter again at o'clock yesterday afternoon, between Damion died, is in Huh city, the guest of mends.

C. Burton and Charles ltobertson, of the Brook tho boy armies of Elm street and Picklesville. Miss Fowlor shrinks from tho publicity which Heeler, Charles Vanderbilt, Miss Annie Muller, ing bells and the guest whom fortune brought that way was indeod clad of tho opportunity of a more intimato acquaintance with their nourco and the hospitality whereof they sprung. The occasion was tho regular monthly reception of the club at which the Hoyal Hand Bell ltingerii and Glee Singors rendered an excellent programme. Tho reception rooms of the bonne wore thrown into one apartment, with noarly every chair occu lyn society, and tho negative by Messrs.

Allon 0. her mission has brought to her. She has de The seat of war, as iu the recent engagement, is August Anderson, Miss Mamio Eyrich, H. Eyrich, Ileiley, Chauncey S. S.

Miller and George M. Cas circumscribed by Flushing, Irving, DeKalb and William Tilton, Miss L. Ward wall, Mr. and Mrs. clined to be interviewed by the reporters of New York, and for this reason nearly all tho storieH satt, of the New' York society.

Ex United States Bushwick avenues. SHEPHERD CHECKS. GLORIAS. UAKHMKrb Tho following diagram will give a fair idea of about hor printed in the New York papers have Henry Tilton, Mr. Copes, Mr.

and Mrs. Dowd, Clarence Woightman, C. Dancel, MiBB Belle Cox, Clarenco Tilton, Miss Mary Eyrich, Oliver Hall, District Attorney Asa Y. Tenney was tho judge of the debate. F.

J. Swift presided at tho meet tho seat of war: been inaccurate. Yesterday afternoon a reporter ing. of the Eacii.e was granted an interview by her Joseph Mnnds, Robert Mnnds, Mr. and Mrs.

S. G. Restitution to Depositors Promised Through Otic of Sir. Lclanirs Friends Sir. Staymir's Memory for Acquaintances Seems to be Bad.

Claassen and Pell, the bank wreckers, waited wearily all day in United States Marshal Jaeobua' ollice in the Federal Building, New York, for tlio bail that never came. They began their search for friends in thoir hour of need about A. 31., and, through their counsel and mo.isenifers, they kept it up until P. M. without success.

They had callers in ttvoB and threes all day, and from o'clock on they held a eort of levee. But their callers probably had not the considerable amount of unencumbered real estate necessary for a bondsman iu ho important a ease and felt safe in going to express their sympathy. They took good eare, however, to protect their names from the crowd of reporters whom the rumor that bondsmen were to be offered had drawn. Two names were offered in the case of Poll those of his wife and sister. Both owned the necessary amount of property, but Assistant IMstviet Attorney lio ie objected to persons whoso chief interest would be to lot Pell run away if he wished to do so, and they were refused.

Xo motion was made to reduce the bail iu General Claassen'a The debate was onened hv Mr. Hoe. who ns. Misa Fowler requested that the placo where she Purdy, Mr. Furiial, W.

T. Sandall, Mr. Thurber, serted that tho decline in American shinnincr be. is staying be kept secret, and this wish is accord W. P.

Philips, Frank Clayton and Mr. Vanderbilt. gau when England introduced the nolierof snb Irving avenuo. ingly respected. nei btcitiusuiiJ iinus.

in inan tas aua'ri. Ktc. NEW FABRICS IN MOURNING DRESS MATERIALS! COTTON DRESS GOODS, GINGHAMS. ZEPHYRS, SATINES, ETC NEW PRINTED PONGEES. FANCY WASllILKS, TUSSAH, SHANGHAI AND JAPANESE SILKS; The young woman, who possesses all the quali.

A MALICIOUS ACT. can bottoms did 71 per cent, oi the carrying aueoitiio sea; to aay it am mil 1 3ft par cent. pied, and that tho novelty and exeellenco of the programme were thoroughly and hoartily enjoyed the froquout applause and onooreB attested. The Bell Itimrors, consisting of Mr. H.

Havart, Mr. W. J. Havart. Mr.

J. H. Williams and Mr. A. Berridge, under tho directorship of Duncan 3.

Miller, are excellent artists in their line. Their carillon consists of some one hundred and thirty perfectly tuned hells ranging from lljtj pounds to a few onnoes in weight. They are tuned to tho purest and moat perfect We have now atonnacp. of fIR.Ofin. win hlntr Some unknown person last night entered the ties of a martyr, is so small that at first glance she seems little more linn a child.

Her face is kindly, and the rosy color of her cheeks betokens land's amounts to 7.000.000 tons. In tlfn new buildiugB in the course of erection at United Stales refused the Collins inn the sulisidv b.i i Mia Lexington avonuo and cut the hoalth. The features are small, but regular and oi and England grunted the Cunard bottle traps off of tho lead pipes in each struc une KHtu.ooo. rue Collins line tailed. ih Ward line, with a $1,300 subsidy, was now forced to well formed.

They denote great determination. The little woman was dressed in a plain black 1,000 YARDS BROOUE MOUSSEHNE DE SOIES. ture. The damage to tho plumbing is estimated compete with a Spanish line that received 00 5 1 Knickorbooker nrenae. 3 i i at $50 and the polico of the Ninth Precinct are dress, and when she arose to bid the reporter ono trom its' government.

Tho speaker said it looking for the culprit. harmony with each other, mid the manipulation and concerted handling is perfectly executed. The good by her movements wero quick and nerv was necessary to subsidize American merchant vessels, because foroien countries had adontcd ous. It has boon generally stated that Miss Fowler is a Dominican nun. This is not THE WEATHER.

tones produced by the bells are rich and mellow, and the hearer often foruotH that the sounds are tuo poucy oi subsidizing. Allon C. Iteilev spoke tirst for the necafcivo. He case, liecauso no ono was found rcauy to go on so. Sho is a member of tho Third Or nrgued that when iron came into use for Rhip building America could no loiterer make shins even a moderate bond on his behalf.

streaming iroiu a series 01 onus imu no irom one single source of harmony. Mr. W. Hayward added much to the success of the evening by his Wasijingtok, D. February 2.

For Eastern New York, fair weathor, except in der of St. Dominic, a religious body which is a sort of middle state between the world and By 4 the. prisoners had given up hope, and cheaply. Jtfio Navigation laws then becamo burdensome. Instead of repealing these laws, as did the cloister.

Its members are men and women they wore driven slowly together to Ludlow street jail. It was a new road, indeed, to Genera executions upon the xylophone, metallophone southern portion; local rains; southerly winds: every other country except Italy, stilts, bvthc Bushwick avonue. who are bound by rule to dress more soberly, fast name of subsidies, were deviBed to cross the bar and dulcimer. The gentlemen seemed thoroughly warmer Sunday night. Claassen, and the fact that he was accompanied more strictly, pray more regularly, hear niaBs ST)'Jpit for E.MiLE war corroHpondonfc.

I'ickluvilJo and reirrns. rier these laws erected. In spite ot the subsidies the American merchant marine decreased and as BEtiOJtD OF TIIE THEMtoMETER. pleased with the programme throughout, which, later on, was discussed over an excellent supper, more frequently, and practice works of mercy in the person of Marshal Jacobus, by a Grand Army comrade who had shown a disposition to The following is tho record of the thermometer early as 18(10 not a single line outside of the (' Mini streoc host in. I Ambulance corps.

Kim street jki. inUli lino. I'icldosvillo skirmishers deployed. more systematically than ordinary persons living prepared by the club chef and served upon tete a as kept at the Bkooulyn Daily Facile. office: coast tradcra carried the American nag.

He in the world. Miss Fowler told tho reporter that treat him considerately, could hardly mitigate the bitterness of the experience. General Claassen SA.M tele tablos throughout the rooms. denied that any foreign country except I ho casus belli is a question of territorial FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST SHADES FOR EVENING WKAJS, AT 75c. PER YARD REDUCED FROM J1.25.

DRESS PATTERNS IN WHITE SHANGHAI SILKS AT S10.00 PER DRESS. SIDE BAND COLORED SERGES AND WIDE BLACK CASHMERE AT 50c. PER YARD; REDUCED FROM 65c. 6 OASES WIDE BLACK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINE AT 40c. PER YARD; REDUCED FROM 65c.

00 DOZEN LADIES' MERINO AND ALL WOOL FINE SWISS RIBBED VESTS AND DRAWERS AT 50C. EACH; REDUCED FROM $1.25. I A. 1 itaiy paid siiDsiuies to tneir niercnant manue The committee to whoso efforts tho success of lookod, and undoubtedly felt, very, very blue, she joined this order for two reasons. She wished to carry on her work among the lepers as one con He defined a subsidy as a bounty paid to en li A.

8 i'. 5 1'. 71'. nr. ai 11 p.

At 1 a. ai 45 43 40 38 37 30 rights, tho boys of Picklesville claiming that Picklesville includes the easterly sido of Knicker tho evening's entertainment was mainly due 41 40 40 45 45 45 ifarshal Jacobus1 disposition to be consider courage trade and said England paid not a cent in this way, but did pay for mail carriage. Mr. secrated to the Catholic Church, and the Govern 10 A. 12 At comprised Messrs.

Walter K. Bossiter, E. A. Din ate of his prisoner got him into trouble with the bocker avenue and the Elm street men claiming ment of Hawaii desire that the nurses among the Iteilev said it would coat 1100.000.000 In re zoy, William Hoagland, M. Bon.

F. F. Vernon, I P. il Sew York public, and his office was kept hot with that both sides of the street are included in their habilitate the country's merchant marine to its Questions ana explanations. Une of the New condition in and he did not think that to have the delivery wagons merely would give this domain.

The armies yesterday, eqnally matched, numbered about two thousand; the Pieklesvillo IIKJH WATER. W. J. Taylor, N. W.

Owens, E. A. Wallace, George F. Kandall and George E. Fahys.

Among the guests wore J. W. Kussell, W. V'lrii afternoon paperi saw tit to come down with country back its commerce. Croat vigor on the marshal for lotting General forces, two divisions, under command of General The following is the official announeemsnt of Dougherty, Charles G.

I3ndo.au, E. Sherman, Jo Mr. Tenney in deciding the contest said that it Classen stay all Friday nitfhi at the Astor Hon: JohnBeirt, of 102 Central avenue, aged 17, and the timo and duration of high water at New York was a "magnified) spectacle to see young men in charge of his attorney. The other reporters seph Gaus, N. M.

Minion, James Mathias, Mark Mayer, William Herries, William AdaniB, J. A. tho Elm street forces, two divisions, under Gen and Sandy Hook for to marrow, February 3: erat Charles Engelhottar, of 195 Ellery street, spending days and nights investigating a ques tion like this and donating it so ably." He decid than went asking questions, one paper being especially aniou to show that President Harri lepers should bo members of religious orders. After Miss Fowler had joined the Third Order 6f St. Dominic, tho Superior General of the Dominicans, in recognition of the heroism she displayed by volunteering to devote her life to work among tlio lepers, granted a Bpecial dispensation to her.

He permitted her to call herself sister, and lie young woman selected for her religious name, Hose Gertrude. This is why she is called Bister Hose Gertrude, and that name no doubt led the English and American papers to imagine that she was a Dominican nun. "This is my first experience at being interview lioach, E. B. Greene, W.

B. Outrom, It. B. Hin aged 11 years. Johnny Schneider, aged 13, I A.

M. Tim, iliiisrtit. i H. .11. Tiru'vHAirhfc.

II. M. foot. 1 ed in favor of the New York debaters supporting Kiss, i Fall, u. a.

it. pon's appointee had not neglected his duty. The commanded the right wing of tho Picklesville forces and went early into action, or was rather tho negative side of tho debate. explanation is simple. General Classen ib 11 gen New York.

0:231 4(! 4.8 7:25 II 0:50 3.U 4.3 lltiiOS I bandy U'kf drawn into it by the capture of all his pickets by PRESIDEXT IT. H. WHEELER'S STATEMENT. tleman and he has the appearance of an honest man in trouble. Marshal Jacobus was favorably imprc sed by the contrast etween his man Lieutenant Colonel Epaminondas Schwakham tuor, aged 13, in command of the Elm street band BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE.

NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, NEW YORK. He Contradicts I 'irc lUarahal Lewie' man, E. B. Hoxie, N. B.

Hoxie, J. A. McMicken, W. E. Mayer, Mr.

Mount, Charles Minis, JJoseph Hess, Frank A. Keener, Seth L. Keeney, Joseph li. Wilson, J. B.

Geran, J. H. Jourdaii, Frank Quimhy, J. J. Moore, E.

A. Warren, W. Woodward. E. II.

Mtinoz and A. It. Adams. The members present wore Alonzo Slote, J. M.

Bon, N. T. Thayer, General A. 0. Barnes, Mr.

De Selding, Henry Elliott, A. Atwood. Daniel Uarnett, James Boss, 8. S. Baldwin, James K.

Beard, James Itiee, William Adams. S. B. MOYEBK.Vrs OF OCKAS IJiniVKD SATURDAY. JAKUAXY 1.

of Bkirmishers. Tho first to fall in the onsot of Hcport to Commissioner Ijlnnls. ed," Miss Fowler said to the reporter. "In England I managed to escape the reporters. You the two lines of battle were Colonel Leonidas Ss ItoiisRtiire.

Cardig, Nw York. Arlv.nn With regard to the statement in tho report of Vogelstein and Lieutenant Hanibal Stedefeder, Ss Crauctt, fcew York. Fire Marshal Lewis to Commissioner Ennui that see, it was not known until a uay or two before my departure that I was the person who was go of the Picklesvillians. General Seid, seeing that J. DENNING fc CO.

fiH rvasuoK, Am vnrp, rtow YorK. Ss Newport, Aspinwiill, New York. the delay attending the arrival of the engines at E. Schneider's command was in danger of being cut ing to Molokai, although for weeks before that the lire which occurred at 181 Washington ave off and attacked in detail, dispatched his aide do time all the papers said that a young woman HfSlCAl, AMD IdTKKABT. Cornell, Charles Y.

Tracy, E. A. Johnson, Count (I'ltiestltal, James II. Hart, John II. Taylor, W.

H. nue ou Sunday last was due to the delay of tho was about to leavo England to become a nurse camp, Diedrich Finnegan, with an order to fall back on the sand bank known as the Eagle's American District Telegraph Company in send Thero will bo a musical, literary and ternsi. Nichols, W. 8. Elliott, W.

S. Taylor, D. It. Morse, on the leper island. On December ing the alarm to Fire Headquarters, Mr.

H. H. back of the Manhattan Avenue Railroad, 30, tho Ilev. Hugh B. Chapman, the Protestant chorean entertainment at the Brooklyn Institute E.

A. Diuzoy, Colonel S. ltichards, W. M. Hoag Wheeler said to an E.i.e reporter last evening: beyond Irving avenue.

On his way the aide do to morrow ovening. It will bo given under the Vicar of St. Luke's, Peckham, who first interested the English public in Father Damien's work, de land. S. li.

Vernon, 15. n. Knoppe, George A. Barnes, William Gray, Alva Pearsall, A. J.

Nutt "We do not generally sond out a call for the en camp was Btruek with a tomato can, knocked down, taken prisoner, and the order fell into the auspices of Zoredatha Lodge, which is a guarantee that it will be of a first class order. gines without making some inquiries. It costs livered a sermon in Westminster Abbey, in which ing, J. Schenck, H. P.

Haltiey, CharloH Talma, C. about $100 every time the engines go out on a hands of the enemy. Tho result foreseen by PARTIES ABOUT TO PURCHASE CARPETS (THIRD FLOOR). FURNITURE (SECOND FLOOR), UPHOLSTERY (FIRST FLOOR) AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS (NEW DEPARTMENT, BASEMENT), INVITED TO EXAMINE THE LARGE ho told of my project and appealed for contributions of different articles which would tend to Castner, II. G.

Hull, ex Judge Samuel D. Morris, Ira Hutchinson, II. F. Hutchinson, John G. Mor Gcncral Seid then took place.

Schneider's com IB Consequence of the Urcac Rush false alarm, and frequently an alarm is given by mistake. The ringer turned round too much by mand waB cutoff and most of them, after a terri lighten the lot of the unfortunate lepers. He ton, George T. Young, Z. M.

Bacon and Carlton Of pooplo at our offieo, (ill2 Fulton at. maav of whom ble resistance, laid down their arms. While Seid did not montion my name, however. The con Wiggins. wero unAblo to look through oar microscopes or hvo thoir lilood oximinuil, Professor La Krrii.i has eon.

mistake when calling for a messenger or Bome error lio that would hardly justify the calling out of the Fire Department. In the case referred with the main body of his forces was pressing on tributions were many. They coinpriso toys and the cry of Police'' was raised, and he form of FATAL MI.M.VG ACCIDENT. candies for the leper children, material from to iu Marshal Lewis' report, as it happens, wo which to make clothing, and they have Officer John Ruoft looming up in the distance like Gulliver, the Lihputian armies became in ARE neuted to continue the exhibition Another weotc. This will Rive nit chanco to Ben the mierobos as they exiiit in different diseases.

Be sure and cet ono of tho company's books, giving a history of microbes and tho Microbe Killer. All free. A Serious Disnatcr in thenircat Natting, were in no way to blame. At :35 o'clock an in been shipped iu eleven largo boxeB. The stantly a rabbio rout.

liam Coal English people were very kind to the un distinct call came to our oflice. At 0:50 o'clock aii alarm was sent out and at 0:54 o'clock the The ofneer succeeded in capturing General known young woman whom they were in department was on the scene of tho tire." John Seid, Colonel Oscar Miller, of 28 Starr WiLiKKSiiAititE. February l. The fall of rock which took placo in the Not In Your Blood Impure formed was going to work among the lepers. How came I to entertain the idea of becom street, aged 13: General Charles Englehoffer, of Go to 6(12 Fulton at.

Our microscopist will teat it free THE IjAMI LEAGUE'S HOXEY. ner and that of Pell, who defied, threatened and acted like a bully generally and got, as Marshal Jacobus said, "the treatment which loafer deserved'' in being sent promptly to Ludlow street On Friday ieopiiug Marshal Jacobus came to Brooklyn just after General Claassen had left his Washington avenue home, and saw Mrs. CIhahsgd. She made a detailed statement of General Claas sen's inurements. Later, when ho had General Claassen in custody iu New York, the general made a statenn nt that corroborated that of his wife and convinced the ninr ihal of its truth.

The marshal served under General Forster in the war, and when he came to meet his old commander acting as counsel for his prisoner, ho was ready to extend any consideration iu his power, lie he f.lt n. i safe in leaving a prisoner with General Forster. on the letter's promise to produce him. as he would to trust a child in the general eare. It all turned out as the marshal expected it would wlisi! he left the Astor House at 1 1 o'clock on Friday night.

But if he had made a mistake in his men there would now be a pretty how d'y. do about his ears. The chief news uptown in the bank cases was the arrangement to settle all claims against the Sixth National Bank. A syndicate has agreed to meet all the batik's liabilities, and the late President Leland will reimburse the syndicate. It will cost Mr.

Leland Just about the $050,000 which In got for his stock I. (it iv is hinted that the wilt be returned to him. Ti v.ili'oe interesting to see wh returns it. That Mock is about all the loot from the bunk that hasn't been traced, and there is a good deal of curiosity to know who holds it. l'he tail; about the arrest of Wallack and Simmons is quieting down.

They were concerned in the campaign against the State banks, and it. win at tiie ouiee of District Attorney John li, Fe lows that no steps had been taken to secure them. There are rumors about their bfdiig wanted by the United States officers for their connection with the Sixth National, but Commissioner Shields has issued no warrants for them. President Fdward King, of the Union Trust Company, made the following statement yesterday afternoon about Leland's promised restitu ing a nurse of the lepers 7 Well, I'll tell you. One 105 Ellery streot, aged 11 years, and Lieutenant Charles Hesling, of 1 43 Troutman street, agod from 3 to o'olock P.

M. and will tell you all about it. Hauam's MicnoiiE Killer will eradicate all blood impu tingham shaft of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company in No. 5 r.lane this morning, drove the accumulated gal 'into the gangways, where ten men had been at work with naked lamps, and Sunday about seven years ago I heard tho Ilov. Dktkoit, February 1.

13, oi the Elm street army. rities and will kill the Kerm that cause them. Book free. Father Johnson deliver an eloquent sermon With the prisoners were 'captured a large quan The Auditing Committee of tho National League has presented its report, which, in part, in tho Catholic Church of St. John the Baptist tity ot Bangs, Lean shooters and other weapons.

an explosion soon followed. All the men were more or less injured and; badly burned A llrnefit Both iTIisrrcuti nnd ITfairf. Brighton, on the condition of tho poor lepers. is as follows: Ulectbo Silicok, the unrivaled nilver polish. Try it His words left a deep impression on me and then Yonr committee finds that the treasurer report.

AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENTS IN THESE DEPARTMENTS; THEIR GREAT FACILITIES FOR MANUFACTURING. ETC, ENABLE THEM TO OFFER AT LOWER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR TO MORROW. A LARGE LOT OF CHOICE PATTERNS IN WILTON VELVETS AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. TAPESTRY CARPETS AT 50c.

AND b'5c. PER YARD; REDUCED FROM (i5c. AND SOc. BEST BODY BRUSSELS AT $1.00 PER YARD; REDUCED FROM $1.25. CHENILLE TABLE COVERS, EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY, WITH FRINGE TIIE UEPOItTEP.S' NOTE BOOK.

on your koIiI or silver ware. Savos limes and labor. I determined that I would shave in the good work liJccurrcnceu of Interest in Brooklyn and of helping to alleviate the sufferings of the poor creaturos. Shortly before that time I had bo on the face, hands aim body. Peter fleim was cut upon the head, his hands and face were badly burned.

John Orossin, with his mule, was buried beneath the falling rook. His body has not yet been recovered. William Rohurts, a driver boy, iB also nursing. John B. Humphries, a.

miner. It Agrees Willi the Baby Splendidly. caattiie last national convention in August, 1 88(5, a balance of iii 1,885.78: that he has since received from all sources, as shown by schedule herewith submitted, the sum of iiI57.Sl22.7i): that be has paid out for oporating expenses of all kinds, a schedule of which we submit, the sura of that lie has remitted to Ireland, aB Vicinity. Wagner's Infant Food. come a Catholic.

My father is the Rev. F. Fowler and he ministers at Bath. At the time I was im Theodore Dunn, of 024 Flushing avenue, aged special AnvKirrisE.tiE.vrs. pressed by Father Johnson's sermon I was too 02 years, fell in Leonard street, near Moore, died while being repiovpd.

from tho mine. His body was burned to a crisp. Joseph Dunoon, five oitng to undertake such a ork as I desired and about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and fractur shown by Ins vouchers, the sum of and presented for examination and inspection of your committee a certified certificate of deposit A. ing his right leg was taken to St. Catharine's my parents, under no circumstances, would per ions, was burned on the face and hands; his in tne reniiiBiiiar havings isanti.

or on Hospital, it me to leave them. Two years ago I went to juries are said to be fatal. Joseph Jones was fa aris and studied under Pasteur, my object John Madden, of 843 Bedford avenuo, re the 1st day of January, 1800, tor the sum of thus accounting for all sums re mily burned. John P. Thomas was httrnod on the.

FFFU being to gain knowledge that would be beneficial ported to the Flushing avenue polico last even ceived in niaiineruiiaiiimously approved by your RRIt NN Nit TTTT ll NN 11 UK II URR II NN II RKR EKE RRR ICE F. to mo in tho treatment of lepers. While in Paris VY ing that some sneak entered his apartments dur AND ARTISTIC COVERINGS, YARDS SQUARE, face and hands. David Fox is seriously burned and his recovery is doubtful, and Thomas Lake was slightly cut on the head. committee, me item oi expenses ot not only includes the expenses incurred by hold if I supported myself by attending to the corre ing his absence and carried off $27 worth of UK NN II F.

clothes. spondence of several business firms, and I also ing tne last national convention ot tuo insn fia tional Loairue of America, at Chicairo in Auiriist. UU It NN 11 Later inquiries showed that in addition to the UU EES AT $3.00 EACH; REDUCED FROM $5.00. ODD LOTS, ONE AND TWO PAIRS EACH, PORTIERES contributed to papers and magazines reports of The bchubert Choral Society, of St. Ann's 188(1, but also Prosident Fitzgerald's salary of ill, 000.

which sum was by him donated back to casualties already reported having occurred at the Nottingham shaft to day, five man are imprisoned in the mine, and there is little hope of medical meetings. I did not graduate from Pasteur's institute a full fledged doctor, but Church on the Heights, will give a concert for tho benefit of St. Ann's Day Nut Bery at Historical AT the treasury, thus leaving tho actual expenses at being leas than 7 per cent, of all BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. while there I think I learned siifiicient to become Hall, on Monday evening, February 10. Bev.

moneys receiveu. quite proficient in treating the cases of lepers. their being taken out alive. At the time when tho fall of rock took place. John Dunston, the fire boss, was on his way from the fifth to the Albert F.

Tenney will be conductor and the accompanists will be U. W. Crowe, Mils. D. Cantab, All that I claim is that I am a nurse.

I do not THE BOAXOKF, ASSOCIATKS. HAVING COMPLETED OUR ANNUAL INVEN eipect to cure any of the lepers. All that can be organist of St. Ann's Church, and U. C.

Bitmap, AT done is to alleviate their sufferings." TORY, YfB HAVE SELEOTHD SEVERAL LINES OP Alus. Doc, organiBt of tho Unformed Church The annual dinnor of tho survivors, of whatever rank or position in the Army and Navy, PER PAIR; REDUCED FROM $12.00. A LARGE VARIETY OF TAPESTRY FURNITURE COVERING $3.00 PER YARD; REDUCED FROM 45,00. ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR REUPHOLSTER1NG. AND IN THEIR HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT, BASEMENT, To the reporter's inquiry as to her plans when sixth lift carrying hiH naked lamp.

This, it is aid, fired a body of gas which exploded with great force, shattering the gangways nnd breaking the timbers, causing large quantities of roof rock and coal to fall. The debris closed the outlet for on the Heights. The soloists will include Mrs. FURNITURE TO BE CLOSED OUT AT A SACRIFICE PREVIOUS TO STOCKING UP FOR SPRING Genevieve W. Hoyt, soprano; Miss Hamilton, so who took part on the Union side in the Bat tlo of lloauoke Island, one of the first successes of the Federal forces during the late war, will be TRADE.

prano; Miss Haxtun, piano forte: Miss Meisel, piano forte: Mr. J. Claucey Smart, baritono, and Dr. It. W.

Crowe, mauo forte. REDUCTIONS FROM S15.00 TO $90.00 ON the minerB who were in the interior of the mine rnnkiiig repairs, emtombing John Crossin, Dnvid held on the anniversary of tho battle, February SIDEBOARDS. J. Williams, John Davis, Edward Morris and an REDUCTIONS FROM S20.00 TO $100.00 ON BED CONDKXSE!) TKLEGKAilS. 8.

Ihe dinner will bo served at Mazzetti's, Sixth avenue ami Forty ninth street, Now York, at 7 P. Mm and will be entirely informal, tho object being unknown man. It is not known when those out EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ROOM SUITS. IN BISOUE, DERBY, i.N B. Stockett Matthews, a prominent Marvland REDUCTIONS FROM $5.00 TO $25.00 ON SINGLE ROYAL WORCESTER, CROWN simply to reuew old associations among the ARTICLES OF PARLOR FURNITURE, AND FROM soldiers and sailors, all of whom are cordially in Republican and a leader of the Baltimore bar, iH dead.

CONTIN'ENTJ NER AND TABLE WARE, IN vited. Tickets and all information may be had S15 00 TO $100.00 ON PARLOR SUITS. side will be able to reach these men, though it is firmly believed that they are all dead. The Nottingham Bhaft, which was tho greatest anthracite coal mine in tho world, is nearly a total wreck. It had at one time an output of tons a day and netted the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company $500, 000 profit last year.

Fire in the Grande Ligue Mission, near St. AND DOMESTIC ALSO IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS OS CHINA MANUFACTURE. AND Id HOUSEKEEPING UTENSIIJS. by addressing Captain Luci F. Emilio, secretary, ti FaBt Fifty eighth street, Now York.

Johns, Quebec, damaged tho buildings $12,000. ALL CLASSES OF Thero was a shortage for the month of January in the receipts of Para rubber of about six hun CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB. OAII1NETS. PARLOR CABINETS, BOOKCASES, HAT RACKS, DINING TABLES. FANCY" TABLES, LOUNGES, EASY CHAIRS, AND ON MANY OTHER ARTICLES ALL WELL WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE BUYERS.

dred tons from last year. ENCOUNTERED KOUGI1 WRATIIKR. Yesterday the Crescent Athletic Club Harriers BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE, NIXTtl AND TENTH STREETS, NEW YORK. Scarlet fever is raging alarmingly in sections of tion "I desire to state that in my opinion no one who knows Mr. Leland could question his entire good faith and honcsly of purpose ill the matter of the sale of the stock.

Of course, as far as legal rights are concerned, as owner of the stock In felt thai he had a right to dispose nt it at such times and for such priocs as might suit his own views. 11c feels, however, that an error of judgment was committed by him in not receiving sufficient assurances to the standing and capability of the persons to whom he sold, although nt the time he did sell be had perfect faith that they were as represented to him, and through this want, of possible eare on his part innocent parties have bjen placed in a position to suffer loss. Hence, as a man of integrity and honor, he feels tint it is proper for him to do all in his power to save them from the consequences of bis act. lie sent for me last evening anil requested me to do what I could to assist him in effecting this object. The first thing to be done is to pay depositors in full, and this is in process of arrangement.

Mr. Leland has handed me a blank cheek to my order to be filled out for such amount as I deem liecesH.iry in order to guarantee the payment in full of the depositors of the bank, and at the suggestion of Mr.Tappan, who has taken very kind and effective interestiuthis matter, I have tilled it. out for J. and have deposited that sum in the Gallatin National Bank as a guaranty to a syndicate which has been formed to take the aBsets of the hank and to provide for immediate payment of the depositors as soon as the necessary formalities at Washington can bo gone through with. There remain, then, the minority stockholders to be considered and, as I hava said, Leland desires to do all that a sensitive man of honor can do.

He has said he will be guided very largely had one of the most enjoyable runs of the season. the Mohawk Valley. Tho hares started at 4:25 P. M. and the hounds Fwing and Vaughan, iato of the Louisville lour minutes later.

Tho hareB were Messrs. J. J. Club, havo signed with tho Now York Base Ball 00 RRIt RRR II II II II It rm NN NN NN RRR RRR II 11 EKB EE KHIX Arcner anu ti. ll.

uensliaw. Ibe former 18 a sue arnveu at iuoioKai miss r'owier said: "I shall begin my work in the Government hospital at Kalawao. That is tho name of the leper settlement. Besido the hospital there area few other institutions. They are for tho care of the children of the lepers.

Several of my friends iu England presented to me the instruments necessary to carry on my work. At Kalawao I will continue the investigation of Pasteur's theory that the same microbe organism is found in leprosy as in the ease of tubercular consumption. I intend to try what bichloride of mercury will do in killing the microbes. I have a powerful microscope and also a camera. With tho camera I intend to take photographs of the cases of leprosy and especially of the microbes.

These I will send to Paris and England. I may possibly write a little hook after I have had some experience with the cases at Kalawao. This book will be illustrated with tho photographs which 1 will take." "Will you tell me how you negotiated with thS Hawaiian Government to go to nurse their lepers 7" inquired tho reporter. "A friend in Paris, when ho saw that I was determined to make my lot among the lepers, wrote to tho Government about me, and last he received word that I would be accepted as a nurse. I was very glad when the answer came, but had he failed to have me accepted by the Hawaiian Government I would have gone to the leper settlement at Trinidad, for at that very time I was negotiating togolhere.

Sinco September I have been busy making arrangements lor my departure from England. It took so long a timo to settlo my affairs, because, yon know, I expected never to come back. In fact, my case was like that of a person about to die. I bade farewell to my father and mother and brothers and sisters, and I think well known athlete and ran tho distance, which Brotherhood. TITO STACK STRUCK ROXAWAYS.

was something over iour miics over a rough country, in minutes. Henshaw came in in minutes. The first hounds in wero Messrs. Furniture Makers ami Importers, 01,03.05 WEST 23U ST. NEW YORK (Adjoining Eden Musoo).

The New York polico were asked yesterday to look for Minnie Benedict, 15 yours old, who had Doherty, minutes: Chapman, and M. La niarclio, 39. These made a short cut. H. An run away from her home at 304 Pleasant avenue, Tho Hill line steamship llichmond Hill, Captain H.

Ferry, arrived at Prentice's Stores late Friday afternoon. She nailed from London January 12, with a general cargo of merchandise. Hough weather wiui encountered all the way across the Atlantic in the form of hard southwest and northwest gales. On January 18, while sailing in latitude 49 degrees 58 minutes north, longitude 24 degrees to minutes west, a very heavy gale was met with, accompanied by terrific squalls and a high running sea. At times during this gule the wind blew almost a hurricane, and in the rough sea it was very hard to handle the ship.

On January 1 ft, when sailing in latitude degrees 20 minutes, longitude degrees, minutes, an unknown schooner rigged hound east, was passed. The steamship had lost her foremast, but no other derson and W. H. Brown, who ran tho whole din and for Cecilia Luther, 14 yearsild, who is missing from Delmonico place, this city. Both lance, were out 42K minutes.

After the run a the girls arc stage struck and are probably sock supper was served. ing admission to some theater. Minnie ran away from home last Tuesday, and Cecilia a week ago SO XKWS FROM THE EMS. pOPULAB CARPETS AT MODERATE PRICES. WE ARE CLOSING OUT A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF ALL GRADES OF CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS AT LIBERAL.

REDUCTIONS IN PRICES. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS INVITED TO A SUPERB LINE OF WILTON VELVETS AT $1.00 PER YARD, AND TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AT 05 CENTS PER YARD, EQUAL IN QUALITY TO ANYTHING OFFERED yesterday. Minnie is a blonde, tall and slim, and wears a blue newniarkct, black jersey aud red London, February 1. Hopes had been entertained hero that the first vessel to arrive from the Azores would bring gCOTT'S EMULSION OF OOD LIVER On. WITH HYPOPHOSPHITE8.

PALATABLE AS MILK. WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER. MANY PEOPLE GAIN ONE POUND PER DAY BY ITS USB. A RELIABLE REMKDY FOR damage was visible from the Kichmond Hill. news of the safety of the National Line steamer velvet hat with no loss than three birds on it.

Cecilia is short and stout, black eyed and dressed almost exactly like the other girl, only that sho has a white wing in place of tho three birds. Au alarm is out. Erin, Captain Tyson, from New York for Lou VB1SCIPA1 A It ,1. V1SK BU1UKI). don, now long overdue.

These hopes, however, were dispelled to.day upon the arrival of tho British steamer Gibraltar from St. Michael. The A MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT. Gibraltar reports that up to the time of her sail ing nothing had been heard at tho Azores of the missing steamer. I will never again see them.

I will remain in Kalawao till I die, for I will never wish to leave my patieutH. Of course, I can with safety correspond with my friends in England and Paris, for thero is no danger of leprosy being spread by a letter from au infected region. Tho day before BOUGHT THE WOUCKSTKH FRANCHISE. IN THIS MARKET. J.

J. DOBSON, MANUFACTURERS, RETAIL WAREROOMS, 40 AND 42 WEST FOURTEENTH ST, NEW YORK. MoitKi.sTowN, N. February 1. Mrs.

Harvey Cole, of Brookside, was found by neighbors lying on the floor of her kitchen ye terdiiy afternoon, unconscious from a wound in the head. She died shortly after midnight, without regaining consciousness. Mrs. Cole's husband was arrested on suspicion of having struck the fatal blow and waB looked up to await the result of the coroner's investigation. Mrs.

Cole recently had a colored man arrested ou a charge WoncEsTEii, February 1. J. II. Shoemaker, of Newark; William Barnie, I left England I had an audience with Card of Baltimore, and H. Munson, of New Haven, to inal Manning.

He iB deeply interested in CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS AND COLDS, THROAT AFFECTIONS, WASTING DISKASES, IMPURE BLOOD, IT IS THREE TIMES AS EFFIOAOIOUS AS PLAIN OOD LIVER OIL. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. day bought tho entire stock of tho Worcester Baso Ball Association, and were elected respect my mission, and he requested me to communicate with him frequently. The Cardinal gave his blessing to me, and he told me that he was cer ively president, vice president and treasurer. W.

of assault and battery, hut the negro proved an W. Burnham, of New Haven, was elected clerk. The Worcesters will bo kept in the Atlantic Aaso alibi and was discharged. Many people thought at the time that Colo committed the assault and tain I was called especially to perform tho work I have undertaken. I also received a special blessing from the Pope." Funeral services over the remains of Miss Mary J.

Vine, late principal of the primary department of Public School No. 17, Driggsand North Fifth streets, where she had been teacher for thirty seven years, were held yesterday afternoon at the family residence, South Fifth street, near Havemeyer. Bev. SylveBter Malone, pastor of Sts. Peter and Paul's Church, on Wythe avenue, conductod the services.

All the teachers of School 17, under Principal Jamefl Cusack, and many teacherB from other schools in this city and New York were present. After prayors the casket containing the remaina was borne to the hearse and tho cortege followed for Cypress Hilia Cemetery, who re the interment took place. SHE 1TKATIJ1KDJTHK flALES. The Dutch Bteamahip Orango Nassau, Captain A. St.roink.

arrived at the Pierrepont Stores Friday morning. She sailed from Pernambuco January 4, Demarara 8th, Port Spain 10th. Campiina ltth, Ciimana Lagayra 14th, Port Cabello loth, Curacoa 17th, Jacmel 20th, Aux Cayes and Port au Prince on the and brings a general cargo of merchandise. Bad weather was had during most of tho trip after leaving Port au Prince, strong winds and occasional small gales prevailing, with heavy head seas, without other than small damage to tho ship, howerer. AU well on arrival in port.

compelled his wife, through threats, to acciiBO the negro. Questioned as to whether she thought that sho ciatiou. THE OUT OFFICIALS TO BLAME. CincAoo, 111., Fobruary 1. JjOUBNEAY BUKNHAM, IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN would contract tho dreaded disease, Miss Fowier MRS.

DIXON )RKS THE PRIZE. Tho Grand Jury, in returning indictments said: I may and I may not. From what I have learned of the malady by my studies, I think thero is not very great danger of becoming tainted. A person attending a leper who has an At a meeting last night of the members of the against a number of gamblers this afternoon, complains that the city administration failed to A A A A A by the advice of myself and other friends in relation to this matter." General Claa. seii's quarters in Ludlow Street Jai: are not exactly luxurious, though they are not uncomfortable, and are a good deal better than those furnished men charged with stealing very much less money.

He is in Cell No. on the first tier, a room 10 by 12 feet, or about as big as a Hat bedroom. It has instead of the little iron bedstead ttiat lots down from the v. all on a binge, which is com iii prisons, a neat wooden bedstead supplied with a comfortable mattress and supplemented with a comfortable chair and a carpet on the floor. I'ell is in another part of the prison, and General Classsen has not yet met his Washington street neighbor, Stayner, Ives' less famous partner.

Indeed, Stayner volunteered the information that he had not the ploasuro of General Claassen's acquaintance. General Olaasseu and Pell dined down stairs at a private table last evening at theirown expense, and can, of course, live as well as they please. About o'clock Mrs. Pell drove up iu a closed carriage and was admitted to her husband's cell. The interview lasted nearly two hours.

At the New York Clearing House this morning it was said that no further action would be taken in regard to the wrecking of the Sixth National, Lenox Hill, Tand Equitable banks. It wan said that as soon as the swindling scheme was made known the Sixth National Bank was expelled from the dissociation. It was the only one of tlio three banks that waB connected with the Clearing House and the only one on which the association could take action. The achou of expulsion on the part of the Clearing House shows in what light the association regards all wild cat attempts ot 'hunks to enrich themselves at the expense of stockholders and depositors. Ai.iiany, N.

February I. The Alhawj Journal to night says: J. Claassen. the wrecker of the Sixth National Bank iu New York, is a former Albanian, at one time keeping a saloon on upper Broadway, near the New York Central ltailroad viaduct. When he went to New York, somo twenty years ago, he hail little or no money and gave no promise of unusual financial genius." HHHH assist in the collection of evidonco agfcinst sus Brooklyn Art Club held at tho Art Association rooms, Montague street, the Storoy prize of $100 for the best picture of child life wflB awarded to MrB.

W. It. Dixon. LLIi WWW WW WW WW WW 8SSr AAA BSS HA A pected partios and concludes its report by saying: "It is the opinion of the Grand Jury that gambling would instantly and entirely Btop in Chicago if the city administration so desired it." The giver of tho prize 5s Mr. J.

T. Storey, a 54 West Fourteenth at, tioir Siith Now York. GREAT REDUCTIONS THIS WEEK. prominent citizen of this city, and tho fair lady whoso skilful pencil gained the prizo is a pomil.tr exhibitor. Tho nrize picture iB numberod 55, in BABY BANGS, CAMILLES.

VICTORIAS. BERN FINE DRY GOODS. 124 120 AND 123 ATLANTIC AVENUE, ANNUAL SALE OF FINE LINEN GOODS. TABLE CLOTHS, DAMASKS, NAPKINS and TOWELS; also, Table and Piano Covers ai 25 per cent, leu, than regular prices. TO CLOSE THE SEASON: NEWMARKETS, $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00.

JACKETS. $3.50. $5.00 and S7.50. Alot of fino Cornets at half value. LadioV and misioj' fino Underwear at sroatly reduced price.

J. A B. offer the choicest an. I het stock of fino lrf the catalogue of tho exhibition of the Art Club and its title is The last mouthful." HARDTS, FEDORAS AND LANGTRYS Tho SKELETON BANG, Qnoon ot All. Fatentod No IXFLUEXZA IN URUGUAY.

vember 15, 18S7, unexcelled for beauty and simplicity, from 00 upiiard. Gray hnir a specialty. MUSICALE AT THE MISSES MARSH'S HOME. Misses Nellie and Theo Marsh gave a mnsicale followed by dancing at their residence on Macon street on Friday night. Among thoBO who participated were Miss Freda Scheltnian, whistler and banjoid: Miss Florence Meany, soprano; Miss Lou Varbauor, pianist; Miss Andrews, alto; Paul Kratul, baritone: Georgo I.

Ueid, tenor; Harry Davis, bauso, and W. Darsey Muany, elocutionist. PERU'S XOJIIXATIHH COXVET.MOX. Montevioko, January 31, via Galveston. It iB reported that the President of the Republic open wound, even a scratch on tho hand, is in great danger, but thoso who arc sound in body are comparatively safe." Miss Fowler will remain with her friends in this city for a few weeks.

Sho had first intended to proceed direct, on her arrival in New York, to San Francisco, where she would take a steamer to Honolulu. The Bothnia, the steamer on which she camo from England, was delayed, and sho therefore missed her connections. She could not possibly reach tho Pacific coast in time to bo a passenger on tho next steamer to sail from San Francisco. This occasions a delay here of at lease two weeks. Miss Fowler will be glad to receive any help from the American people.

She told the reporter that contributions of toys anil candies for the leper children and material from which to make clothing for the unfortunates among whom sho is going would be very welcome. Money will also bo received. Those who may desire to help her may sond their donations to her in care of II. F. Downing it Warehouse Department, 615 Bcavor street, New Yom.

Miss Fowler will receive a salary from tho Haitian' Government. With the monoy which she IMPROVED AUnURNIXE, for coloring any shsdo TIIKOflKJ'KOH IJiK HOKSK. Tho horso of Mounted Officer Holahan, of the Tenth Precinct, took fright yesterday at the corner of Nevins and Douglass streots and dashed through Nevins to the corner of Baltic, where one of the stirrup straps gave way. The officer was thrown from the saddle, receiving contusions of the legs and body. His injuries were dressed by tho police surgeon.

has been attacked by influenza. The disease has of liieiK hed, dray or faded hair to Ihatof beautiful Titian red. If your bftir or ljear.l in litrning sray you hai oa preparation (hat will not rub or wash IF, nnd oannot he deteetod. IT IK ODDULESS, CLEAN, lardinc and por assumed an alarming character and has become epidemic. One newspaper reports that 4.000 persons have been attacked (ffiring tho last fifteen fnetly harmless; prieo $1.00, SI.

and per bottle. days. i. vj.w.vit i lor rue in croar ironasioDJ lounu anriruero ana at me lovvont oncei 8H00TIS0 BATCH AT I.05G BBANCII. iiip a icroat (sensation throiiKhout the.

world. Extract of i Turkish ROSE LEAVES, inrtnlih'i, lint, fi Him ami faco. AN AMBULANCE CALL. soft, an theblu.ili of the rose, and $1.50 per bottle At 1 o'clook this morning there was an ambu ihousandanf ladies all over Ihe world oiro their beau Lima, February 1, ''a Galveston. A Democratic Assembly, composed of throo delegates from each dODartment of the republic, met yesterday and proclaimed Nicolas De Piorola tho parly's candidate for the presidency.

This i the first time that an assembly of such a nature has been organized in Peru. lance call turned in to the Fourth Precinct from Lono BitAMiii, N. February 1. At the regular monthly shoot of the Central Gun Club for a trophy, hold hero to day, William Tabor, Edwin Tabor and George Cabberly each killed seven straight birds. 353 Grand avenue, whero, it was reported, somo CAHPET CLEANING.

T. M. STEWART. 320 SEVENTH AVENUE. NEW YORK.

Send circular. Telephone 1 20, Twenty Arm, it. Now York. tiful appearance to these Dreparations. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING.

BLEACHING and DYEING a specially; twenty expert artists uonstaatly in attendance. ono had cithor fallen or jumped from an upper window. i.

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