Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1898, Page 11

ai = = 2 oe — - CIRCULATING MUSIC. OS 2OOOSEOOD Seataetesteet 2 seateetecteatectoateeteat Pee etectesteteiectestontetetectendete ee Eoetetesecteeenenentndetetetetetetneeetntetetetetnceeietetntete ' alata A Popular Department of the Brook- lyn Library. From the Brooklyn Eagle. If we get yonr Tafloring order— The Eastman Cameras are claimed | The Brooklyn Litrary established its de- you'll get satisfacticn at the lowest to by the best. The Burcka is am | partment of music in the autumn of 1S82. rrice you ever paid for the best. Fastmap, | — | The idea of circuiating music in the same manner as bocks was suggested by one 31 the directors of the brary, who supple- aoe %| mented his suggestion in a most practica! | 500 yearly subscriptions to ¥/ manner by supplying funds for the pur- ITE BON Mil EASTER CANDIES. x S ; z =a eS \ Oo % 2 eae "gs and Novelties, | the famous monthly, the Ameri- 2 cE ut aa aie ines Gs Tomorrow will be your busy day re fine 3 colates 3. at that tim et vith a large mu- very finest Chocolates, Bonbons tomorrow to ail FREE! eat eas connected. wit y Sr letee IE over 100 styles to choose | who ask for them deed, in the several additions subsequentl leed, e several additions subsequently pom made the selecticn has been made by of musical education and pe —and ours. In meeting the demand we shall surpass your expectat ions—surpa : afforded in any other store—surpass the greatest effort of our past. We but we perform with all the force of our commercial advant the possibilities . Promise conservatively— ge. Every minute of every day of ! ge. and toe. = The | can Queen, to be given away Ber es tere 19c. ib. | ete ; S| wide acquaintance with the works of the every year we are striving to do better—to make this a better store-—and the big offerings for to- No comment is needed, as the prices of the 4) most noted comp sand therefore bet- morrow are the culmination of that effort. the last gun fires we'll be at our posts to serve you— ; pars Large m | ter fitted for the requirements of the case sud thOabund duce Oban Oetocks accures <atan alike igen ) below-quoted items have a significance that will $| than a trarian more closely acquainted d the abundance of the stocks assures satisiaction alike to the first and last shopper. a th say | with books than with music. The collec- appear to every snopper who PpOSs€ss€S ANY % | ticn is largely for single piano (two hands ae) ° knowledze of vaiue. S| this being most in request, but there is OYS 0) it in Knowledge of value. = s arranged under other head- eg = re Re Sa IF Noropy & IN THR WW ETS ANYTHING NEW F ec ° = é By vl ai fF NORODY ELSE. Ty » HOUSE GETS ANYTHING NEW ror EASTE SMUst. 4 S_TRADre orn Suits for Spring : Pe nrc snore tea fee oe SOP OSELTU MAS UE, QMHAES mEApImoRaL, wat BS e iike. + eS as GUAT ALUES ARE RIGHT AND DEPEND, é EDN? ON - e ol omnesnules ton anenishegia + HB ot = ASD OF THE STYLES THATS Too WELL RXOWS INDiaLEY Any ADMIN $0.98. At this price we w r tomorrow a special bargain auIena DOO! & s quire without ait until later, as » colle see reordontndin tn sero rlodtnctnats evade tn ersten tin eo stoetne step ep aos teoei hort Pants Suits. has s BP 4 ee blouse styles, siik-lined jackets, in various cloths, QD tion now lot of Suits, plain and tucked effects, reefer and & @ all the newest colors and black, man tailored elusive of works on + and kr er. * - ae - ps = 5 4 : ‘asic and mus BS curely + finely finished. Worth from $12.00 to $16.50. Seer Oe aust Cen 2. The annual circulation from thi: s about 6,000 volumes. Two or thret ecial bulletins have been issued devotec to music alone. The nt addition CL Se peter ererucere were) and G) | are given under a ding in the | & ae Conte, book bulleuns occasionally published. Bu. | 4 for use at the library the coll i | nu In one complete list under the usua | % tings in a Rudolph Indexer Book, in | 3% | dof with the beok additions in’ the | % { rd catalogue. z | On the whole, the musi departmen | % % bas been very much appreciated and ha proved a satisfactor’ Its use during the past fifteen years shows tha there are among the members many wh tudy music and who recognize the ad vantage of a large collection from whic! ve Timings. eobeys fron Equal to make selections for home practice. : Young [en’s urnishings. z Long Pants Suits. y Ronen Shirts, én geo stripes => All-wool Brown and Green Cheek Cheviot sree 1 ts Oe She Broke ‘Through 2 Wall to Suc- sutton woke ett mart bng Oc. | Her Nextling. 3 pants; toed matang and go Covert Cloth F {ne Meltonette Prom th jeago Chron < ee $4.75 fer jacket, he a 2 pre are an R oe in aii Suite ekiee In the animal kingdom there are many | & fee = ss strong es of mother love, and the | 4 Single - nits: een and blouse hand - birds are particularly noted for displaying ] ¥ coats are, lined w shin it. A remarkable instance of this mater- nai instinct was recently noticed near E weod, Ind. A mother pigeon whose you one had mysteriousiy disappeared searched somely bralde Pants 2 Black ud BR a Se ee ee eas blouse taffeta Hned, Special { | | ‘we, | Zac. y Cheviot Long Pants ck Coats and dozen Ross’ Blouse Waists, with large uncea for we for the ttle on: ; and trim y Sik T . collars; collar, and | $17.98. and one day last De she was seen i with ery 50 grade su S1g | a flying violently against the side of a frame te S vears. VW 5 Ce | Bevee eee - DUM | 420C. building in the etty. Hach time she c ho in contact with the chipped off a small bit of woor Waists--A Superb Showing. $4.95 —p some remarkably good values In Taffeta and Satin with ner } or ne the old Of special inter » plalds, checks and stri Ww Si “yer Lird Kept tias prac durin « $4.98 that time failing « trom the NOVELTIES THAT, AT THE PRICES OFPERE peated shocks 4 noun of the hole in the ind soft fre Be cnough yugh ths do faugue. in the cond day she had pec 1, the wood of wh n the weather. T was admit a mar and bird went and Neckwear -) sorte Men’s Clothing. We shali haye on sale errew Men's Saits of exespilonal value aw Tlillinery, East Hat you will y's finest bere 1 th different styles of mal cume. styles—that we Invite ul nil} ef Fine Hats to s Every she apywhers al 315—wh-tie t from fine or seed ¢ makes no differ have WE KNOW OURS ARE BETTER and 2. $1250 le while sh ound the litte losi wedged in be rotwe days g tne 1 tay fMutterin nd trying to Many times vestigated the and there the copies of the thhest Idven's Trin rimmed th rib hens 5 | af We shat et ean , i = but it co ing so, try our ten oa Sell anal 12 50 i it would. had flown Into the Seams ailk € aa oe oD | for choice building, which was empty, and managed | wl Robi lo set between the wes r boarding, ne | ose the the inside. consi 200 pairs of Men's Neat Effeets in AlLwool Worsted abl it 10d in the narrow amd Cheviot, Trotsers. x : Viack Coats and V WOMOLROW 2... did not mit it use its buneh, oe. b bunch Cen the gi bird. se in. Its plaints i 5 Re ie r, and si not punch, able to reach it from the inside, had eis | through from tt An admiring thrust his hand the hi 1 4 carne - iM "time ror taster. LYNCHING WE ARE EQUAL To THE REPLENISUED TOMORROW ROOMS. EVER MEPEL CASES WILL RE THE WORK ON, Yor May Not Always Ensy to Find a 7 re on a a bunth—Velvet and Prairie. SPARE YOURSELP THE TR ORD VER iran! tte Guicaeee recon HANDS ARE WAITING FEADY TO EXECUTE Yeu: = : TO DICTATE, WE VERILY BiLInVE THAT THIS Ni : x z braska prat rd Hart Hend Ob WE KNOW IT DESERVES To. = a whieh wus like a dot ot brown or THE VIVE BIG LINES READY VO WEAR ARE STILE ME AND 4 less field of gray. Hart H THE ASSORTMENT WILL BE KET CoML ETE UP Pe Tome $ ned with interest and finally $ ced to his wife that the man in atey ae : oe ; : $ ted : a eat "a tes rae 5 Trimmed Hat in | SS Tr Mat In x = Jim Mullet rode out ahead of the oth >) iene | aD " ey ase ee Sel, = proached in a mi surely fas oo aes : tov iow stock af = 1 for children 01.25 Mebbe : | n git a two-by- z a perary withow = ; mile? Howdy, Jim, 3 + goin’ to hang Kirk, | : aopaaey 3 $ hole into Miges an patie | sy We ben ravagin’ and: Perple z. : t er this here county lookin’ fer a tree Leader” Violets... ; 39C. = 3 = ant find one. The boys got kinder amie | | a's Mixed | 3 | | tired an’ allowed if they could git a wagon pi lee vous oP aia at 45 tieual | id & | tongue or a beam they'd hang him down Vorget-me-nots, worth 25¢ pe 19e. 2, + Fe -,.. &| yer well. Not so's he'd reach the water, Violet Follage..<..2ce+00002+ E oe c er Gat ates z Neckwear for Eastertide.% know. We'd be polite and keerful silk Viole arnt Orange, Pur- tithe hs sae Sea Wor 1 gland 3 < ’ Albsilk Violets, in Burt ze, ibens—the kind that ar 4 a Kid High and % é ¢| about any little thing Ike that. Don't ee mie! tae crarswheret0r s.2225 2 39C. fy | “Dongola Wa 3 + Eton Fronts of Chiffon, Mouss-iine and % | Wanter drown him; don't wanter shoot him. ple jand| White. orth /0e,) fOr. x 3 | Chinn Silks, lace trl % | Wanter hang him. We've lald out to do it | z $1.59. All colors : $ for the moral effect. Nothin’ but hangin’ Ladies’ C Coilare in Liberty silk, ¢ | ‘ll do. Mebbe you've got a bedstid that Hf 9 7 adies’ Capes. 3 Ghat. M usseline and "Gauzs: Qe | could be pulled apart so's the sides woud | T ACIES uits, raps : é Z te Werth "$1.48 ~ DOC. & | make, ood {hing to go across the top of a $ 3 ane “acta neta oitaroe: For the Misses— pee Pal, String and Ascot Tes, & | well?” 7 3 d Sk owe ana Se > and Ohi 2 item Werth Jee suk atl the newest erigns nd Der | “No. The tick is set on two dry goods an irts. cil a aa | pation ned pecoaee Rc ben eee ° colors. z ee * | boxes. Table leg wouldn’t do, would it?” 3 aries | tips: a — aps. 3 cap sengaip= nab oem Pantene Ladies’ Linen Collars — newer ‘ “Too short. Well, I'm glad to ‘a’ seen EASTER BARGAINS, INDEED. THE BUYER MADE A SPECIAL fated | maidered Y the city. Tomorrow. choice. all newent J} ci al ! site Tined and tri Zo stzes = Ree OES shapes. Worth 15% oe c. you, anyway, Hart. Howdy. We'll go on TRIP TO THE MARKET THAT TOMORROW'S OFFERINGS, bows and jet. B valu Spe 1 2 Be Z| up to Blue Crossin’. It’s only eighteen MIGHT INCLUDE THE VERY LATEST ADVANTA‘ IT WAS A for .... $ -29 ; % | miles, an’ they uset’ to be a cottonwood FRUITFUL VISIT—AND IS EVIDE BIG VALUES Micsea’ and Children's Binck and ‘Tan BOOK DEPT. Perf ‘ Co eo s ba She pe losed AT THESE LOW PRICES. FULLY UP TO THE SAKS STANDARD a fles’ Grog Grain, Silk Capes. cut me- Viet Ila stron and LA men arith tat = S| over. Ellis says he hea , eee : dium. te rimuned with alti, ther and. kid tipe; and alee nvon Fuster Cards at 2c. up. Enster Novel erfumeries--and Prices $1 (yu. cess down las’ cyclone, Wall OF FXCLUSIVENESS AND QUALITY. Hin bs a stretch ean ae on i Top, Tatton sand “f Jes, ap. a an * S a y with taffera. orth @S Patent Leathers, can't get a better er Worth Noticing. $f) ito aha snot wad toga |§ Ladies’ Suits ae = $5.95 | See are 5 5 ‘ your own satisfaction. el Devotional Beaks. tenn in white tman's Finest Ex “Easter Vio- ounce come ta H caren; Let of Navy Blue and Black Imported Worsted Cheviot Suits, Ladies’ Satin Grain and Sicilian = smignal ta8 ace setseeeeee $1.48 b fad ‘silver, such f lets” —pat up box. tled with bu bet,” said Hart. “Howdy. z with coat and skirt heavily tucked; coat) Lined and Brocade Silk tin Capes, lined Binck Batton Baby Sh sti aawe watcdments Why L wide satin rif & 19), And the cavaleade started off northward with taffeta silk; entire suit tailor made. with silk and trimmed with lice, satia turued soles, plain 3 z Mt for the Master's Une, merrow..- : Ce. in an optimistic endeavor to find the cot- The value is $17.50. We offer 37 Suits 12.45 ee ae ena pach rp 52 | tips. i many others, each in bor, Woodworth’ Perfume, tn fancy pg tonwood tree of which Ellis was so fearful. at.. a S oi Teanty worth $iv—fors-ss DZ Strength that’s in gu Worth Soc. For ore FSc. violet boxes-large bottles. Ce —— SiTiitis Goes ateas pans ntsc dimpe tes Wencdiea Vaan eae : fred a Shoe sic. ah pag ltuat of 10 yer cent off Prager yi Weoduuathie” Perfumes by tne ounce Abruzzi's Polar Trip. Suits, Hned with Brench changeable ‘tifte a; 2 Tiisses’ Reefers. Quality” requirements. ford Bibles, Cathell — Wht pe siekagz Claie Greb eres From the Toadon Chronicle. | ows’ of tucking om akirt, sleeves cand front of $17 50 he ks. 0x0 . Appl t similar s e Is $30. 5 ‘ = - x “an tee ware: ices ae Come ae nore an ounce ae eretna eae eee ens © Stfer them’ ae ; ' guetta Paiste, ae "for a" model” 3, Best ee maak Calf Lai 4c eneral Lee, A * b 5 inns a le 1 Calf Lace an argent (Bring your bottle.) mer promises to be both expensive and ex- z 56 Black ana iad Worsted Cheviot Tatlr- (| adies’ Spring Coats. $10.75 Pace Shoe mmde ‘nour special” tas Bigot Freres’ Tollet. Waters, American tensive. Kink Humbert has promised to made Suites) Rugilgh ox Cee 25 Black Imported Worsted Cheviot Short ° This ts one of the biggest Shoo é weil te latent pee Roses and Dew of Violeta contribute £20,000) toward the expenses, and tafete ail, ope Teng ‘alterations are neces- (Contucueth asic lining (in oelesvess? Goethe Setisok. Miideos™ Wisiicy, esinen,.Ae Wien eal a ee os mete $1.08 ene wae te ee 49c. large bottie. the princely explorer himself will devote sarythey will tis made FREE. The value stitched seams; tailor-made New Green In combination with 3 seeteeee . a orm, fer. . 2 . 7. ‘ | his whole inc ¢ £6.000 Sis unquestionatty $12.00. from start to finish—Worth $5 95 Red; gilt-trimmed ¢j aulties— Men's Russia Calf, Willow Calf and Black $ cigectliaecisetana vie necessary widest |e Oe sorcialierignstessget. 9.9 Sia ca and Black Ke oat Les $4.45 nalts Neath esation bie wma Bane | . and, ssary, raw urday’ Is... ereey- Lot of Ladies’ Tan and ersey with vesting tops on some; cholee af upon his capital. Wh : : Coats; “lined with changea- = Cambridge, “Lenox, ‘Wall Street’ and Cor. fi i a cia Ge ee 2 ble tuffea silk; stylish in AE ef Misses’ English Serge Reefers, nell lasts. Auother extraomd!- ere are New osiery rices. Uiaree sts base tn) eracs) Joset Land to\puall . eut and $11.50" quality. 95 de ee eee ped nary value giving Special... §3,5) urther “orward on foot or in sledges, it ¢ Special at... : $8. ed” with, White braid’-value, will establish posts along the route fol. | Dress Skitts. ce $e Special picts For the Boys— Some exceptional values for Saturday only. lowed, leaving at each a party of followers 8 ; ee oe ies " $2.75 eee bili caret a, < . Besides pee af, New and seasonable goods at less prices than his ald-de-camp, Signor Cagnl, whe wes 160 Black Dapeada Poplin Skirts—one of | thinl seaine ang fined with 0. “Se yee emp peg pine elle you've ever expected! with him in Alaska, the duke takes with ee ee 90c. Se 510.50 Sp ee mm. $0.75 Sizen 12 to 6%. ‘They. are hon- = him twenty experienced Itallars, fifty Bs- EES ate Be 5 po ines eee aera Bi RAI ag se > emedaembende anal Y | At 1214c. Ladies’ Fine Gauge Fast Black 19e. pair Chiléren’s Real Lisle ‘Thread kimos and a number of dogs. Oo: Sake bee $ 39 Eepried Cotten Hone, full fashioned abd Hore, xtra tine ribbed “and fast black, ie ee Be te ac ty Bors’ Ressia Calf. Black Calf and Black ile heel and toc. Considered @ bar- cab and toe, length and yery arriage of the Duke of Aosta, $1 ton and fan Vict Kid Lace Shoes; dreesy and 5 pn Er ee a aks an ompan pa AL FOR SAT. 12/4¢. pr. wear 3 to9. Ital value, 19¢. pr. 1873, and holds a comelssion papas See no Fancy Sa in Woave, Skirte, with Bay- 9 pF hag are = At 20e Ladies’ Extra Fine Lisle Thread - pr. ian ‘navy, as well as bel sors stribe, Cees een; St 65 r Hose. the celebrated “Onyx” black. in on Half Hese, the German navy: His poor eee of Gop La . plain, Wichelien “ard Membrane, ‘ribbed fast black, ‘alite ‘end tan shades, dow: royal birth, her father, Prince Porxo delle perfectly draped—Worth $3- ribbed all t way down the foot). e hi splice 4 i lain baye double sole and ail have double 25c. pr. Cisterna, having married Mile. de Merode, EXtana se. meavier Soe canes who was co-helress with her brother, Mgr. Our SPROLAL Paice,” 2OC, dies’ Silk Vests. de Merode, to a fortune of nearly £5,000,000 loc. a pair for Children’s Fine Ribbed La = Liesl ‘on Mar. Merode, who was| ieycles amd European Customs. | jf you are so ignorant or careless as not to Felt Scgmiess Fast Black ‘Two-thread ee woes — mn Bilk Swine | Ribbed a od cee poe: see, oe sete his | 5, ea a ‘sell th Harper's Magazine. have joined on2 of the touring clubs, de- Se a eee | Se of ‘his own fertune. Each’ of her three | On leaving Fr¢mee, if you expect to re-| Pune Zour money beck at the last custom ‘s wearing qualit: eu a a: waluc, ISee diese to oe LOC pr. pice, Boe. Tokay, =39C. each. sons is exceedingly rich, a fact which turn again with your cycle, ask at th> fron-| not be refunded. In any case you will be has enabled the Duke of the Abruzzi her more cr less_annoyance and induige his love for exploration. He 5 tier custom house, as you go out, either for | subjected to cr already been in Central Africa @ papbr called'a passavant descriptif, which | delay, which can all be avoided Your Store. BON [I ARCH Your Store.$ | several uitic known rerions gf Asie Minor, | ctables you, upon tes presentation, to re-| 7 ,curins Gu and Jt yon, 2 les unt ive ———— 9 snensesnen — bing §=Mor St. ias, in enter without as or ome Me ae do not 314, 316, 318 Seventh St. If you want anything, try an ad. in The se TE oer ee oan tengeas en ao oat Italy, me coaee ~ Star. If anybody has what you you Tose entnt follow, virtually, the | sketches.”” There strictest