The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1895, Page 5

it RD . a ANN A GOULD'S CREST, Mrembere of ca euems outside of the) JANE STUART TO MARRY. |HER HUSBAND'S WILL STOLEN TOO MUCH MOTHER-IN-LAW. Frederic R. Coudert and ex-Jud ° ; |R. Ditton, who will attend in thelr legal | @@™ Leute Aaer, Her Husba: jet | Mrs, Haward §. Ball Robbed of Her | Mes, Von Bloem Secures . capacity, representing respectively the the Actress in Milwaukee. | (late an Katate, | and Atimony, It Will Adorn Her Travelling ancient house of De Castellane and the| Miss Jane Stuart, the pretty actress, Mra, Julia KE. Bull, widow of Edward in an argument before Judge Pryor el Fee Stern ern fore modern but wealthier house of|/who made a hit with Willlam H. Crane 8. Bull, who for many years was pri-|on an application for allmony for Mrs. ; ; . Bull, ho a! rc Mrs. | Trunks and Jewol Cases, | Frits wettied that the reth tous cere. |10 “The Senator,” and later in “The vate secretary for A. T. Stewart, was Clara T. Von Bloem, pending trial for i: | mony will be performed at fet MOOR gu | American Minister, Will be married to- compiainant at Yorkville Polles Court a separation from Paul H, Von Bloem, Py 6 Pariect aha din vee Rechnishop eon ey aat, the house by Pet ate Griie lea daughier of Macrice (-lay against William Ball, twenty-one Schooi Commissioner Charles Strau pean i She Gets It Bee-ming the Count. | Wedding wil be celebrated according’ te F. Holahan, and her stage carecr be. Years of age, of 305 West Sixty-eventh said to-day that counsel on both sides by 9 the Roman Catholic form has given rise Ban about five years ago. street, whom she charged with having had made every possible effort to bring, will make to-morrow an To-morrow iety to suit any figure. ess de Casteilane. renounce the Bro een ee prrrtenita, to | Gen, Auer first Siw her when rhe 4° stolen her husband's will, Mrs Hull Is about a reconciliation: Coutille, Engiish Lasting, has been brought up and adopt tne, Wavkee, and he at once became an & Rood-looking middle-aged woman, and Th parties to the case are members po i Hh sp aint religion of her husband. ‘This, however, | ardent wooer, |lives at 163 West Seventy-third street. 6: ne tatniiles cht of AG arene: Im riant Special Sale Satin and Brocades, — < denied both bs aor | . Mayor Strong to Perform the Civil and the youny a ore . | She occuptes the entire house, ment and education, Mr, Von Bloem Maret | MW our family are Protestants," she : | Until about a week ago Hall was as) was graduated from a leading German Ty er n i dies’ Marriage Ceremony. says. “My sister Helen Is a Presbyte. 7 eistant furnaceman. On Sunday Mrs, Ball Miversity A Ladies’ So'd ‘lusivel. rian, and my sister-in-law, Mrs. George ‘Are you sure all arte of diplomacy o'd exclusively ‘ z Gouid, is an Episcopailan. 1 have been | left the house for a few hours, On her re-| jace heen treed ta eae thee nant . |der’ née care singe T ett aahoot, and | , [turn she discovered that her husband’ | poopie “og atheres lucked dle Deve of i Since the arrival in New York of the “™ of the same religious faith. We at- will, in which she was mentioned as "I have found after forty-five years’ ex 4 u ew's Cl % i i perience: « ve ‘M8 athiy, id Marquise de Casteliane preparations for ‘lf! St: femiy aenenee soins Episcopal chief beneficiary, nad been stolen, to: PSPS’ Von Mon would Father: dusts Ladies Or a Or, the approaching nuptials of Miss Anna Church, and have no intention of leaving gether with letters, an album, some tn the river than live with tie defend. Gould and the young Count de Castel. t,, Although Count de Castellane is a books and two bottles of Spanish wit ant" said Atorney Horwit French Biack Broadway & 20th St. lane have been going forward with re- me on the subject On erknd are faked to | Ball, when spoken to this moraing by Mts) Von Tlvem is at present. living ‘ newed activity, cand awell woctety ig fay Cfahe Huei Coane me fo giants Ne Pens nT MINGLE TARE AIA tn iu wana core of| Pure Silk “ caerly discussing every detail of what fntitely to my own desires in the mate , mf Germany, and had a, brother in the mee etreies, Ami It wan) @ case: OF a romi u " € maa y ice R: committed other- oe quise de cis ellane, Miss Anna “Gould ILL HELP HIM 0 T. ate OSe Ab) Peta | ! yet received any weddin, pres- 5 E ence tee ance Veace ny Tee Re Rese Ww UT. MAY REOPEN THE CASE 4 Button Pique. lanche of them, The gift of the Marquise : ia 4, 6 & 8 Button alone ts valued at 000. : Norton Will Not Pro | ~ ‘olored Kid rd Cc coat-of-arms of the Castel! Ly aS A i ¢ 7 family “already, adorns the covee ae ©) Husband for Bigamy. bls let ctl Van ea $ Sl, fu ‘ many Jewelry cases, about to be atded itr Jennie Novton, (ot Bt 1| Mis Prenentn to Mra. Wiemete 8, 12 & 16 Button ag pndeit Is aise embossed onc all the cae | S Conn, who called at the Tombs Court an ial sult Lose M. yeas at Q Colored Suede trunks, travelling cases and accessor yesterday and asked Justice Voorhis to against Deputy United States Marshal Gloves. in small 4 . Hahlch he vill take with her wien she take a complaint of bigamy against her Bernhard to recover $25,000 for the allen- Actual value $2.50 pair. | and large sizes, at | article of her watdrobe is embroliered MISS JANE STUART. husband, Jeremiah Norton, who la con-/ation of his wife's affections, Judge with a coronet, it is sald. i ,,The ceremony Will take place at her tined at the Tombs, visited him to-day in Pryor, tn the Court of Common Pleas, Formerly 89c to $1.98 Pair. the , Preliminary festivition besle cxalght, | {ort mee will be and, Rev. ‘Father Flood, ? ‘To-morrow. the the bigamy complaint, but instead do all 6ele's attorney for a bill of particulars, | UV t 2 3d St when the Count de Castellane will give Quests for wedding car rom any. nut couple will take pasmage, On the Clyde she can to help her husband in his trou- Setting forth the value of the presents | es] LO a #o0 Doren y 1 4 hip Ser le ‘ e by Bo | | + | French hia farewell bachelor dinner to his Pet of fashionable people she xearcely fteamship Seminole for Florida, | From bl made by Bernhard to Mrs. Wiegele and 4-button Rea’ |knew by name and hea neve re they will 20 to thence to" Norto vit. on a charge the a i Ww e He ; friends at the Waldorf, at which in- ad ba dat Couns ferene Re ese Lower Calitornia, reaching “Milwaukee of stealing. flveswate dren (be. Fried: Hie Canes Bnd places kt: Wiiton they ware Kid Gloves, in Tan, Cc ‘48 vited guests will number about thirty.|Europe on March 6. May 1, ergh, of 60 Bast Sixty-frst stree given. Cow ~ | Red Tan and Brown, j Ph yD. r ff’ the f It tock sev ral large tables to hold the whoin he was fi 1 loyed, Attorney Robert N. Waite, for Bern d ‘The; ow in on the front it x f “4 are hom he wa formerly employed. f ol b fe, for - y will include his brother, the | soyt's Theatre last evening was a iittie Wedding presents sent to the bride and Rane, whom ar ago in hard, sald that his cilent g twortived but that It was se A TOBIN WAS ARMED. with wide embroidery With the knowledge Fagen ee and pear! buttons, at } r husband. teeu-Yenr-Old Leader of a Gang on of Judge Pryor the ard In the present. Ae ova FHloke w Window. Real value $1.45 Pair. t vo the attention of Thomes Tobin, thirteen years old, was the Superior Court, WhO joj ty ca WIKI oa one Guiperion Court. whe Heid by Justice Simms in Jefferson Mar- younger Count de Castellane, George! group which eventually claimed more §f00m. Among the gifts were those from White Plains, was empl Gould and Howard Gould, his prospec: | Attention from the audience than the qnamas «timinins, (Commissioner, An~ vant tn the same houre. The two ved Wig li tive brothers-in-law; P: play of “The Foundling.” Sa wete » ex-Mayor Gilroy, Police together as man and wife. Miss Kane 4nd ce 4 Pines in-law; Princes Lubecki PTY Was made up of. Mr. and Mrs, Commissioncr ' James Martin,’ Capi. hat Norton arrested for abandonment, | At th and del Drago, Count Hadik and Count! George J. Gould, Mrs. Kingdon and the Reilly, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Mulqueen. and when he denied that Miss Kane was atiewer of Bierstorpf, Richard Peters, Brockholst | Marquis de Castellane and his son, the his wife ehre had him arrested, giving Won Was x . a Ri ohiges rr niet tate chat be Had: stolen prope Judge Dugr @ron, Raoul Duval and a dozen or more} vation. During one of the acts the — | few weeks ago. Judge Dugro deciled Ket Police Court to-day on @ charge] 1 5 y = ae — pre were apparently goo Aa ae by ; a Gilt-edge young men. Marquis, accompanied by the Count and | pufty'n Wife Would Not Confirm His | Whinkey Made Her it, FOE TOUpRRIN the Gave RATA MAUOHTIS CUCKie’ Gt Ocuitn THO lees emnen est q r) The eniead, Gill be a marvel of George d. Gould, went out to see a man, b | or reopening the case, wil a motion 10 avenue, of breaking his store window arvel of gas-| 7 found him, it is sald, in the cafe Story of “ollee Outra | Mise Emma Miller, twenty sears oft, of that effect | w probably be made, ‘ trononic art, it is said, and the host|of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. | Bernhard was named as pondent Yesterday with a stone. Tobin, who lives The Count Jean de Castellane called! John Duffy, thirty years, of cent | Wert Thirty-neventh wlreet, wns arvaigned in the Aivorse. Gane WhIoh WOnCASAIRSE Nnriacen NR Gites 6 will present each guest’ with a hand. | West Ai Sei bkaale ire VAMC in the divorce case, which went against at $7 Ninth avenue, with other boys = t mile | ceatipsttne : earns eron Market Police Court to-day on a charge Mea Wiegele by detaure, Started’ yesterday afternoon to. stolig a Geme souvenir ecarfpin. Coane aT BeIGeR, ANN COM TaN tether reeae meted the West or intosteation, she sald that ate was a Oi i “ange trom Twenty-aecond xtreet, ‘Tor On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs,|Wwith them. Mrs, 1. ‘Townsend Burden yrits-seventh s station house at writer and a member of the King’s Daukhler Ingin’ Skew! To-Night Pee ere gue meee ea wee Wentye s ¥ JA Pickpocket, icture Coupons Geo: ‘ Rite qunched With the perteeat eunte" 12 ofclock last night, accompanied by ac . frat steeeters, even-Yenr= ekpocket. C re Jay Gould will give a dinner at | &/f9 1! e party at George fe bad Just left St. John's Hospital tn Brooklyn : Se ere rtiachia window Wea broker their house to @ large company, when | Gould's residence |his wife, Sarah, and a male companion. Aunt! Pettibone’ singin’ skew! kaye an enter at “ Angurt Borate, of 190 Lacquecr street, Brooklyn, sterday, and went into a Ninh y get sone Whiskey Tobin “au away. Patrolman Fagan, of the West Twentieth street station, ‘ar. | M4 at the Ola Slip police 1 Thirty-ninth street, west of Eighth avenue ested him. On the way to the station: | last night, and scored a hit ‘The ente suse ‘Tobin threw a revolver in the | The Inte thie nie of the best of ty Kind. The princiyal srwet. In hls pockets were found tWO the fob pocket uf his overcoat and he had ot Picture. linge stones h to pay hin fare ts Biruokiyn, Pol complaints have been received | Seatan sank banks at bore wih new 2 from this neighborhood Jately. and only | thrust them into a man's fare while the smaller a week ago an Md gentleman named | bore made a dive at_ hin He told the Sergeant that a patrolman ie city they will introduce the Marquis and Gh dae Rwouidi Jor the West ‘Thirty-seventh street sas ihe lt, Marquise de Castellane to their frte1 | | oF Shoplifting, ton catled at his home yesterday after. drivking with th : . "| May Howant, soventeen years olf, was held; HOON and inquired of Mrs. Duffy Mahe Wes HM, an and on Saturday night, Mise Arta | vei To wntal ‘ty dumice gimme. in totes, | Dufty lived there She told him that he will quite Il to: Gould will entertain the young ladies | raver Police Comt, under, chaved wits did and after he guined access to th features of the evening were: ‘Th who will act as bridesmaids, Misses i Genius io NE ld | fs Ni . 4 apartments the jatrolman, according TO LADIES, yin My vant by Geran ment at the Lenox Church, One Hundred sis awe! 8 513 w.2204St. NewYork robbed by a gang of rewsboy« at South Ferry. took all the money he had from 20 Coupons siti! good for a Handsome: kets. ‘They all ey ge “ % : | - and last ant Phil Fisher, who MeNally had his right eve destroyed by |caped except seven-year-old Maurice Connolly, of = . ery, Kittle Cameron and Beatrice Rich- | saw Miss Howard, who is. preity girl and weil »<ifter being auestionad by the Ser-' 4 Wonderfully laterenting and hit the Vin ote rar of laughter ftom a iumpeof ice thrown by the Twenty (36 Wathington erect. The boy's parents, at the | Try tag to Catch a Whale, ardaon, pubes vette tebe deta namai di 4 te! geant the latter asked Mrs, Duffy if the ho beginning to the end of tHe programme. “The Sean’ atte McNally never wot the | tombe Court tits morning, told. Justice Voorhis! AMQGANSITT, In, Reb. Si—oThe whatiog wed, a pair of gloves. She called Patrol hicl fs . : charge which her husband made was Splend wtrated Private sigin skew! will, be. repeated. again tonight Justice Simms Will Send Tobin | Maurice wax a good boy in bad company. The Arrangements for the double marriage |man Kenny and had Miss Howard arreste!. true. Sha said It Was not; it Was a lie with & Chane OF pidaranatue. ‘ Catholic Protectors. Odd juntice discharged him after a reprimand of this plicy Is on the lookout for @ bie ceremony have been completed. The| When searches, Mist Howani's vailte containel Her husband, she said, beat her fre-; Weeture. spitld : whieh =e ——> ——— —— - oe en sven in th “Avil © mas iS A AULR SIRI AIG quently, aad last ht he threat re y afternoon, Fe 3 : 7 x ’ tin the paat day oF two. orl satemony oul take place at the Sve gold rings, and other, articles, valued at Gned tarhil nek uniees ane. accompanint |, Wednesday aftern aun i is : ue An je Charges Fraud. | Half-Hour Serv Want the Ba ete Insurance Hokey iiwarde and ile, men) have tates Gal Home of George J. Gould on Saturday | $568 Miss Howard ave her resijenre him to the station-house and corrobo- O'clock, a most interesting free, private fee Ehrlich reserved decision today in the special half-hour noon-day services for busi | Mra. Maria H. N. Bartlett, widow of EB. B. ie feed drifting, no as to atiract the evening, when Mayor Strong will offi- | marked Iaitie Snickerer, Aquedu me to th of Patrick and Ann Duna, both over eighty shore Id, against Lawyer Charles Wehle. Their tenth Hundred an ss men and others will ia Fated the story Fareseates patrolman, lecture will be given in Chickering Hall || ‘Their companion, who up to this time py the well-known lecturer and phys had remained slient, was questioned by DY the well-known fectunss and pms the Sergeant, and’ acknowledged that Clan, Dr. Greene, of so hse held every Fri. | Bartlett, has beau It in the Supreme Court azainst W. W., Goodrich, as ansignes of the firin B.D. Rartlett & Co., to recover $100,000 of in Merchant Fir yin Lent in St. Paul's Chapel, Broadway and Vesey street, conaiating of the Htany, hymns ant PPL ALLL ALS Mrs, Duffy's story was true. Mrs. Duffy New York City. ‘This lecture will be Eishty-stath, by fire te TELE LRACESGIE TEE aia VSeaes GaN: MEIC TS money on her huaban of Laurence Hague, thirty-elght years ot 18 ; MOST HEALTHFUL. MOST DELICIOUS. further said that if let go her husband peautifully and accurately fllustrated by ev charge that Weble collected the leliaey, “March 1 and f will be especially. de ot deposit i Maison asénus. a merchiat, woe fined $5 for Sie | would kill her for teliing the truth, dissolving views, thus giving .adies it papers Aine for ‘ofoe Wy, Tewnbors and. meseen 7 Taconite toxication hy Jiete Simms in Jetferson Mastet | and she made a charge of assault splendid opportunity to understand all bade Her eiies IL ean praE ally ot 12.05 PM ho were cretiters Poltes Court to lay. His wife was In court amd {against him. He was locked up. | those diseusen and weaknesses to whieh came forward aud pail hie Bue. re WAL Rite — = they are peculiarly Habl —- — \4 who clalm that the money belongs elther to Rs | Mrs. Bourke Cockran's W | Valuable hints will be given in regard | Quarrel Over Ten Cen aatt Seay bed e in meet i Urought «a Mixed Crowd, 3, +A petition to admit the will of Rhoda B. Cook: | £0, PTET nee a ies | Oy account of a quarrel amony some boys over | their indebieduess. The pulley was taken out The © eral Seaslous, Part 1, where ran, the deceased wife of W. Bourke Cockran, {ng a youthful appearance to mature | the divivion of 10 cents, Thomas Pritchard, thir- | for the firm's benefit Judge Cowing Is sitting. was crowded to the @eorm to probate, was fled at the Surrogate's office to- years, as Well as other Important infor- | teen years old, a pupil in the Thirteenth Street eoyaee ‘Tetive - to-day with sporting men and others, On day, Mra. te of $90,000 mation. AS admission Is entirely fr abbed an Itallai A COBY BHOARDING-HOUSE, Cowing's trlal calendar neve fifty-two of re much interes with The way to get @ cory boaringchouse {9 to pool-selling, six cases of pelley-elllig: two GRmnM A. B. GC. cesr OATMEAL. MOST ECONOMICAL, STEAM COOKED. NEVER EQUALLED SINCE ITS INTRODUCTION 19 YEARS AGO. kran left her whole est 1 Antineptic and Prophylactic. Grammar S¢ 1, last evening | : : 5 [toner husband. "The real-estate she lett was and. ali ladies dit phe B Th, Museph Cannes, Afteen years ol eee: Mabey at ye All Grocers, | Vaued at $70,000 and the personal property at these matters, there will doubtless be a MOUTILAND TOOTH WASH KNOWN, pocketkuife so severely that young Canneo may Evening woods cases and one ganibiing case. Most S2eand | 820.000. ; Maree atteadance. * wale at Park & Tilford's. die. i over, “Napoleon Exhibit Now Open. GREATER NEW YORK’S GREATEST STORE. _ Art Galleries Now Open. “c+ “PhoommadaeS 5 Great Special Values ee AVES 260 US =f, 2 , e in Ladies’ Waists. figured India Silke, in Nght and | eee — front and back, a vailety of new Bb je Waist of changeable s.ripes and dark grounds, with neat seeded T&c. Double Warp G’Donoghue’s | Big Sale o ale of Laces. ys? Walsts, fen cons: roman maid Tanah OB eens ! : jeueea Laces in White and Samar a eee | Silks, shirred sleeve, very styliah JO (5 Black Surah, 39c. Millinery ‘Black Cress Goods. Hon aralanse {noire hi | Walite lauidared: Gt Ohe. tare 48 Silk Crepon Waists, made with r] perfect fit... . @resses and blouse w: value for 49c. ors, finished with steel buckles, ligured taffeta silks, new sleeve, effects; also floral designs; a e a 4 velvet collars and fancy belts in| 800 yards Double Warp Black The entire reserve stock from the. The goods are ai! brand new, and inches wide, yd st Ab aie) Femulae price ie: with cuff detached, trimmed with splendid strong material for . evening shades........ Surah Silk, guaranteed ali pure 99 great O'Donoghue purchase will he ported since the reductions in tariff; w F ! Complete tine of fine Silk Walete axes i h Mode} “ quality; worth Tc......... VO it includes many lots even richer and been offered befo Sale of Ritbons. renc oae exclusive designs for street and evem velvet ribbon of contrasting cal- ists; good 19 . oe aitk and to wear; rich, lustrous placed on the counters ‘To-morrow. are conthlent that no such values have y | finer than those heretofore shown, wiile 199 pieces of 2c, Black Cashmere 1714 fatin and G. G. Ribbons, & | Ww i t F 99 {ing wear. ‘cag Bl k Fi d the prices will remain just as low 35 pieces of ac, Black Cashmere 2 inches wide, seeularierice 6 ais igure 6.) SPECIAL.—Just received from our fes> | t} jac igure | More and finer Jet Bands, Crowns, All-Weoel Biack Henrletta,.. 20 yd, abe. rete € i | elgn house, 1,000 Ladies’ Waiste, is q Ornaments and Fancy Wings, many toe. All-Wool Black Storm Serge tk 1 Se cihine.ieed eras we Taffetas 68c | worth $1.50 to $3.00, in three grand lots, 40pcs.tve, Biack Figured Armures Ty ’ . ( in-use by ie leads fabrics. : , a The.Biack Mobelr Figured Armures 40. Embroideries. 1G: _GeeReAKSrt: | Newest and most expuisite de- 2,500 yards &-inch wide, all black Imported — Black | “ wholesale price at toe Surah . not signs, each worth double, which : figured Taffetas, large variety e 1 oO, .25 and .50. rwills, 48 in.. : » 47) \¢ ames Bune and er leas thun 818.00 per wa onaii ate. 81.49 and mall, a:so larger effects, AAG ‘lowers, worth fro . Black Henrietta, 46 in on n . cmibrojderies, wide markin, | doz: we are seiling 99 1000 \oaen. Ladies’ laundesea anna sical wating woods (or ee nee pene eon h from ce: Black Eatra Henrietta, in, 30 18 Creating the liveliest kind of excitement. On RENEWED Fea 2 See Ae {22 them at each lar and Cuft Walst of percales waista and full costumes, value 68 ck Cheviot Serge Bi eiarecciry . ‘a 60 different patterns; special a! 31.00. : .0O5 and.10. 20 pleces only)... ' 49 Monday we could not begin to handle the setaeade Ya Waists, plaited Shrunk Biack Storm Serge, Ladies’ laundered Waists, pl cee More 2 8, closed ‘ | goods as fast as the people were ready to carry. Ladies’ Neckwear 9 yoke, extreme sleev of te: plea ie eo Be cloned 8 ns eens OB toa can es ee ean Fisica, Sarg Wm mp Mera Pear s Soap, Ge. Cake yaks irene sisi TM as ’ , ‘800. Silk Strined Black Crepon BOE -05, -10 and .25. [esses Stripe Black Crepon and figures... Ladies’ Lace Yokes, worth $1.98 “0s Dr. Greene's Nervura.. ; | dies? 250. ‘ola a! 1 . on Fellows's Syrup.. | Plumes, in black and sec-| force of salespeople, and are now able to prome ities Vinen voila e,“oa Malte, plain 6000 yards genuine Habutal More and finer Plumes, in black an¢ = . . H . So. AIBC AWinidbor ‘ies. Maltine, Cod Liver Ol, Wash #ilks) inna and fatsoey ee al # Fa pie eis ee ada a ise prompt service. Children’s #se, Irish Poin Sets, +ty Snow's Sterilized xtract of od ea Fane in ebony hold- on 0 oe ee vp ee ¥ Malt, per bottle, 2e,; loz 's, Value $1.00, grounds, beautiful effect 19. $1.50 Black Silk Warp Henrietta, 1.00 The reserve stocks have been brought down, dabelh cent Groce. doe, te gall Gala’ Pena sold 09 . iiv=tl Aj » All-Wool Black Albatross..,. eb H dk: h f e comp! pet pox of 3 ae More and finer Trimmed Hats, worth all broken lines have been filled up and there is anakerchiets. the complexion, per box of 3 : 00, H = | Hentlemen's hematitched, wh | \ ) $2.00 Moire Antique 98 and 1.98. | Sale of Linings, "ow plenty for all, and. colored ‘borders; Ladies! | r |l¢ . hemstitched, white and colored Faconnes 98c. ‘The largest and best assortment Look up our Sunday price list and COME EX= joriers, Ladies’ embroidered | 3 ‘Check Tam O'Shanter Caps at. ‘i Dress Linings in the city, We are sell- givers place Mare kettaves Chhdken's embroilered silk Pokes at s4 ing them lower then any other house, peeting more for your money than you ever got | price, 1 Handkerchiefs. O'Donoghue's 05 lie, Black and Natural ¢ Ladies’ fine Swiss embroidere ers, value $1.85; sale price... Genuine american _Ydsurd or Alligator Leather books, all rovements: jonoghue's. &g.: pag diols Acaboeatien in more Cloth. se 09 before. deed coco enras than two oxen esters, at | Sale Of Corsets, 8G. i 'svivicas sav com Mn ; tmewn nanan 4 $4.65 Complete rs galas : , ae Hesia and Percaline or Prench run a ' 1 Oponhs F mee , | nd neat small designs; a | The Lottie Corset,heavily boned, iean a \ ODN }GHUE TRIMMI YES 0 k lig ( peautitul fabric for skirts and double front and side steels, 49 ms delay sein eee ain {0s U H) d . ressma HAY oll HY i § Grocery Sale ' Shaving Gu.fit SO easel 98 vulpes. STEN ite Fas: Black Moire tning ot Here Is @ Brea! Opoor unity for anssaars. warns soar toons | MLE a Soeee | 4 a : J ge. Silesia, in gray on d ‘ serene HTD tom Uawettia't trices Good for This Week Onty. | value fom BIE 18 REA Black Back Fancy Lining. Oressmake s and Storekeepers, Maney Suk cancer Bisste TS 1A tle only: groceries of the ve No mall orders Aled. Black Back F 1%) ODONOGHUE'S ENTIRE STOCK OF Black Sewine S ae ip | Highest Grade. Just reveived, special : 4 Peto H | Real Hair Cloth, eta, Moire, | DRESS TRIMMING 2D AB BE: pivoy git eres} : a stag lot of French Sardines Headquarters for China and Japan- otwehide Moron 16e. Striped Batine and Silk Lining at very low! ING ‘THE FINEBT ID YORK at Be atnoliee shang’ lf the famous brand aL & © 12 r ther, Brush. valle, ¢ . 49 PERS Wine black Cut Lead Trimming: i a) orient barpe aha re ie BB soso ' ese Matting. od Porcelain Apa ying Mime 1-4 10 8 inches, at. per yard, . Also special lot of French y Swiss Taffetas, 49c. meh, at et Yar delasiaitsy ies epestal iat of French Bar ag] sg anailageran juleee a 4,500 yards Striped Swiss Taf- fetas, the correct styles for Ladies’ Waists and Dresses, 9 H , Ks 40, 0 and At Wine Dent. Pe ctor tat oh gana ; During the present sale we offer m Not, now ve ss's Ale, bottied in BE vuree of Surdelies, extra tine ntire Roll of China Matun Tobe sold dur- we Pecan Ne : ; AB tai ARLE, fOE ; 281 ing this sale at 1.29 4 irve de Peles Gras, extra thee Ocher Mattings at equally low prices ne all the latest colorings, tm- gland, 1.0 jable, from 1-¥ Inch to 2 Inches wide | dos thoy price, fom it to $2.00 per yard French Peas, fine, very delioa {6 Our evtire stock of handsome Carpets, t ported to sell for Téo.. i Old Gauntlet Rye Whiskey, b'tle 1.00) AML to be sold at 40, 055, 40 and Early J Peas, standard qu inoleum and Rags is inc.ded in. the Gioak Clear ng. Vineh's Golden Wedding Rye so ON per ward ity ritice sale BOW BOINg On; Hot 16o Black Moire J Pepper's Sour Mash Whis- Vine black, coloredsand tinsel Trim Sausage Anest frnys 4 have we reduced the prices to. A fina! and absolute clearing of Wile J key 185! mings. al widths, per yard from .10 to 14 pound conform to the present tariff, but we ter Cloaks. one to be carried. over. s : Sw » Cheese, finest imported. have put the knife deep into those prices no matter what the sacrifice, Francais. 49c | infants Long Slips. Army and Navy (choice old Rye) 1.2% LY e of cambrie, With © Pine quality Imported Sherry at 1.00 yghus's entire kK oof rich 49 Winest Fresh Camembert Chees to move thert quickly of thoroughly good quality and yards re Fran- | la Spirite, | brotideredt yoke aud AND Uy tal ant jen ) Trimm !)Mapio syrup, absolutely pure, She. Carpet COP....cceee nm 4% in style. fit and fish, going af ' Lael ad eer ay ricer | Ht high ne’ Li Wh soke ot techs ant or gall ay pment tollars, Sete, Garniture a ot 99 60>. Linoleum for... ‘ 16 omy ss than cost. Such big lots. Se ealue tor tect, Gon th) SL ATnok ANAL HON: ax : oy eat D Grhatets Be ak TR Done: NO. Ot " . 1 gowtd fur ) AR oloe for sueh Uitth bits of money Were ahaae