The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1895, Page 7

sf HIS QUEER ACTIONS, Police Think Durant Murdered the San Francisco Girls. Medical Students Say He Was a Deceitful Gallant. Plenty of Circumstances That Bear Out the Theory of the Police. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal,, April 15.—The net is tightening around H. T. Du- rant, the dental student in murder of Blanene Lamont and Minnie ‘Williams, in Emmanuel Baptist Church. Chief of Police Crowley claims to ha evidence enough to convict him beyond any doubt. The body of Blanche Lamont, daugh- ter of a Montana banker, who had been living with relatives in this city and who had been missing since April 3, was found in the belfry of the Emmanuel Baptist Church yesterday by Detective Gibson, The murder of Miss Minnie Willams in the Mbrary of this church yesterday created great excitement and any amount of speculation as to who was the murderer, as wel! as what connec- tlon could possibly be traced between the disappearance of Miss Lamont and the murder of Misa Williams, as they Were known to be bosom companions. It was remembered that Theodore Du- rant was friendly to Miss Lamont, and that he was seen talking to Miss Will- jams on the evening before the murder. Durant is now in custody. The findin, of the body of Miss Williams denot that a terrible struggle had taken place, and the mutilation of her body with an Ofdinary jtable-knife, recalls the ‘vork of the Ripper.” nt had been attentive to both girls. Each regarded him as a lover. They were friends and belonged to the same cli in Sunday-school. The youn, Ubrarian of the church and school. e and carried one of the few keys to its private door. Miss Williams, who wan to have gone to Dr. Vogel's Friday evening, started for the house, met Durant and was Hever seen <ilive afterwards. The sleeve of a man’s white shirt rolled up in a wad as though It had been stripped off the arm was found. It was soiled @nd had blood stains on it, but they were old. An old rusty hatchet that the sexton used for chopping wood, and which he had missed for v found in the belfry, but {t bore no signs of use, The girl had died of strangula- ton. ‘The finding of the axe ig a cir- cumatance that will be followed up by the detectives. As to Dur "# reputation as a plous youth of cort habits, there Is anoth aide to the story. Brom the und raduates at the medical college where urant Was also a student a different opinion has been obtained. ‘They con- sidered him hypocritical and deceitful, posing before his fellows as a gallant and before his church friends as a saint, He often boasted to the students of having received favors from women, On one occasion, Durant told his friends yhich he sald he Carson City company with three railroad employees. He told of brutal treatnent to Indian Jromen. in which Ne wok part, and of indulgence in “menduality, Great importance attaches to Durant’s acts since the disa| arance of Blanche Lamont. His companions at the medical college deciare that he han not attended @ lecture since the day Blanche Lamont isappeared. When his name was called by the instructors in charge his friends would answer for him. EASTER WEDDING BELLS. Many Happy Couples Launched on the Sea of Matrimony. Fhe ending of Lent was celebrated to- dy by a number of weddings. Miss Emma Louise Fraser, a niece of Hon. Robert Fraser, ex-British Consul to New York, was married at 4 o'clock this afternoon to Rev. Nathan A. 8. Eagle, assintant rector in St. Thomas's parish. The ceremony was performed fn St. Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church by Rev. Dr, Y, W. Brown and Bishop Potter. Miss Anita Florence Gilbert was mar- ried at the same hour in the Church of the Heavenly Rest, to Mr, Lovell Je- rome, a cousin of Lady Randoiph Churchill, Rev. Dr. Parker Morgan of- fictated. Miss Sarah Isabelle Stewart was mar- ried this afternoon to Mr. Fiske Parker, of Meriden, Conn. The wedding took lace at the home of the bride's parents, 47 West Seventy-elghth street. The geremony was performed by, Rev, Dr. Joseph R. Kerr and Rev. Dr. J. Smit _ a Weaaing, of Miss Alice Taintor to ir. A. 4 P, M. to-day at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Giles Taintor, 128 ‘West Fifty-seventh street. FATE OF ST. ASAPH. Senator Muabach Thinks the Jockey Clab Will Act Favorably. ‘The Board of Stewards of the Jockey Club met in August Belmont's office in | [+ the Equitable Bullding shortly after 3 o'clock this afternoon. The only South ern representative present was State Senator Musbach, of the Virginia Jockey Club, The important matter under discussion waa whether or not St. Asaph race track should be outlawed on account of the charge of having permitted a foreign book to be made on the premises, It is ct. 6. IBat, and was sald that a decision would not be Ratizond. “oe isaac: reacted until late this afternoon. i} 3 Senator Musbach hurriedly left th meeting about 4 o'clock, and when ¥, asked for information would say nothing | §, & West more than that the track had not been outlawed, He evidently thought the argument that the book was not on the premises or conducted by the club would favorably received. —— FELL DEAD IN HIS PULPIT. Rev. Jessum Mistook Strychnine for Preaching. BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 15.—Rev. J. ef. Jessup, an aged Primitive Baptist preacher, while delivering his sermon at Sandy Ridge, suddenly fell to the floor in ma and died. He had taken a lot which he carried in his of strychnine, pocket on bread crumbs to poison English sparrowe. He also carried sugar in his pocket to clear his throat, He took the strychnine by mistake, — Miss Stewart's Horse on a Rampage. ‘A black horse, driven by Miss Stewart, of Ninety-third streot and Amsteriam avenue, ran @way oo Bast One Hundred and Aten treet, yesterday afternoon. Tony Boer, a twelve: year-old boy, who stood in the way, was Knocked down and bruised. Miss Stewart was thrown out, and the horee took to the side fay for him. walk, The crowd obligingly male A man who tried to down. e the hort Big Fire tm Indian Territory. PAHLAQUAH, 1. T., April 16.—An Incendiary re this morning destroyed eighieen business flour residences, and fftren offices, Lom, inpareace about 19 per cent. In| Lawrence Phillips occurred at) 3p the animal ed | BIG LOSS FOR THE BEARS. |AS HIGH AS $2.35 BID FOR OIL. —__— Oouldn’t Frighten Investors and) The Excitement Extending to the Forced at Last to Oover. Big Fields of Wyoming. Prices Advance All Along the Lise— Standard’s Price Rises in Pittsburg Confident Feeling. and Oil Is at @2.25. ‘The week opened with the bullish feel- ing in the ascendant at the Stock Ex- change. ‘The inability of the bears to frighten investors 4 speculators out of their holdings has finally brought them to their senses, and this morning they were covering in various parts of the list, although their purchases meant the clo ing up of long outstanding contracts enormous loss, ‘The belief obtains that new agree- ments wil. shortly be arranged by the trunk lines and the anthracite coal properties, which will give stability to rates and add to the net profits of the companies. P esident Cieveland’s letter to Chicago business men on the financial question was much discussed in Wail street, and was‘used as a bull argument. ‘The dealings were unusually well dis- tributed, and the advance in prices ex- tended to almost the entire list. ‘The commission houses reported a fait amount of out of town buying orders, ‘The London Stock Exchange has listed £500,000 “Tilinole Central Rallroad. first mortgage sterling 4 per cent, bonds, of 1961, In Tiew of the 6 per cent. joan of the sume amount until now quoted. The steamship La Gascogne, which ar- rived from favre yesterday, brought 1,190,000 Irancs gold consigned to Heldel- bach, Ickelheimer & Co and 20,000 francs ald ‘consigned to Hoskier, Wood & Co.; al, 1,440,000 francs gold, in transit to Money 2 a &% 1-2 per cent, on call. Foreign exchange quiet and firm at 4.88 1-4 a 4.88 1-2 for bankers’ long ster- ling, and 4, 49 1-4 a 4, 89 1-2 for demand. Commercial bar silver rose to 67 1-4 At the Board 10,000 ounces sold at 67 7-8. Mexican dollars are unchanged at 53. The annual report of the American To- bacco Company shows a surplus of 4.- Okt, after alowing for the income tax and preferred stock dividend, The sur- On Baturday when the Exchanges closed the Standard Ol Company was paying $1.75 for fleld oll, and & had been | bid for Pipe Line certificates. The market had not been open ten minutes this morning before agents of | the Standard O!l Trust announced an! advance of % cents in the price of fleld off, which carried it up to $2. Simul- | taneously an advance of 15 cents wi made in Pipe Line certificates. At 10.90 offers of $2.17-18, were made on the floor of the Consolidated Exchange without bringing out a certificate. On all sides | the prediction was heard that the end of | the present week would see oll higher than for many years, A number of old-time speculators have left for the cil regions where the ex- citement is said to be almost equal to the days of “Coal Oll Johnny.” Many speculators are turning their attention to the great oll fields of the State of Wyoming. The larger portion of the oll flelds out there are under the control of either the Standard O11 Trust or the wealthy Mormons of Utah. Little haa been done in the Wyoming region beyond prospecting and getting | possession of claims, There are a good many independent holdings, but all) told, it ts sald by those familiar with the conditions, that they do not equal 60) per cent. of the entire oll producing ter- | ritory. If the present high price for oll con- tinues, and no new wells are struck in the Pennsylvania region, it is predicted that this Summer will see a big rush to the oll flelds of Wyoming, Utah and Colorado, Pipe line certificates ‘This is the highest pr: t obtal jus after common stock dividend is|the present upward movement waa 1,880,227. ‘ inaugurated. ‘The February statement of the Union —— oe OIL SELLS AT $2.25. Pacific shows @ decrease in gross earn- ings of $29,623 and in net of $9,716, ‘The reason the Reading receivers did not come here. to-day was that Re- celver. Harris has the «rip and J. Low- ber Welch had other pressing engage- ments, They were Invited here by the Reorganization Committee to talk over the coal eltuation and other matters Connected ‘with the Company's affairs. No other day has been fixed yet for @ conference with the receivers, when the return trip will begin. The sale of the $18,704,009 Atlantic &| The Standard put Its price up 5 cents Pacific mortgake 6 per cent. bonds on| io 4s, which Kave prices ont the ex | the reatent of the committee represent: | (range ‘aulively impetus, May. option Ing the holaers of the Atantle & Pactiie | Ghenet at 2 bid, ay advance of 6 ents | ae” which was to have taken place to- | ODEnGs af Boh Bids ae ida: in Pittsburg. PITTSBURG, Pa., April 15.—O1l con- tinuted its upward climb this morning and no one seems willing to predict ay, has been adjourned until the 17th Hy a | Int, “ te porary fausction obtained | pre dope eclae. op re iat S215 and the| rom the New York Supreme Cot y- | BF net {1015, Ing "been served this morning on behalt | When 10.00) barrels sold at thy of the Atchison and St. Loulx & San | M6! , y i Francisco companies and their receivers and the Union Trust Company restrain- ing the sale. Tt 1s stated that the bill of foreclosure of the New England road is being pre- pared, and that It will be submitted to the Court very shortly for a decree, ‘The stock market continued to broad- | en out as the day advanced, and the feeling was more confident ‘than for many months. ‘The leading ahares had excellent, sup- ort, and new pools are constanly form- The in the dividend payers as well an the low-priced shares. The rise in the share list was stim. ulated by the Improvement in ofl and cotton, which naturally tend to revive speculative Interest In. the, former. Handy & Harman and Zimmerman & Forshay will each ship 1 ounces of | points, compared with Thursday's clos- allver to Europe on the steamer Saale, Retail Price of O11 Advance The rise of prices in the oll market has cay amall dealers and peddlers in thin city to 4 crease the retail rate from 2 to 8 cents m gal to the sorrow of residents of the east side t monts, An inorease in the consumption of ga haa also renulted from the rise in oll —— OPENED WITH A BOOM. Cotton Market Shown Activity After Holldn: The cotton market opened with a boom after the two days’ holiday, The early It Is the Highest Point Yet Reached |" | Hatevon sales were at an advance of about 15) ‘WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, APRII. 15, 1805. seh abd ’ KEENE’S GREAT YOUNGSTERS.(C1n WHITER WN TRAINING. Many of the Two-Year-Olds Bred by — The Oneok Entry Should Be Well Up on May 16. Messrs, J. R. & F, P, Keene and Col. A. H. Payne have evidently searched the dictionary through to find the pret- ty names that they have used for their two-year-olds, There is no Eastern stable with as many two-years-olds as| Dr. Kaapp's the combined stable of Messrs. Keene! Workti and Payne. They are beautifully mixed in their breeding, and are the get of the _—_-——. most famous sires In this country and) (Special to The Beontng Worl) England JEROME PARK, April 15 A more The tmported colta in the stable are! pleasant morning could not be spent String and Others Finely at Old Jerome, te progeny of such famous ¢ires as! than with Dr. Knapp at the track here Esher, Bend Or, Donavan, Order, | watching his Oneck Stable string of Acrolithe, Amphion, Minting, Ayrshire,! thoroughbreds at— work Wisdom, the great Barcaldine, Petrarch, | @nrough the kindness of Dr. Knapp Gaillard Hampton, Royal Hampton,!and ‘Trainer Rollins "The Evening Chitabob, Peter, Saraband, Brag, Mart-| wortat reporter wax shown the beau on and Thurio, ‘ 7 : [tiful string of two-year-olds, nine tn au Hila ea powubatia he number, In some excellent trials, ‘The get of sires like Salvator, Iroquots, Ray- oh d'Or, Tremont. ern Glenelg, | OM track was sticky and rather hoavy jand Luke Blackburn | idlas, Joe ‘The tawk, Swag: They were not well tried last, Fall, | ger, Baccarat, Wexfort, Happy Thouxht but have shown excellent. form already | Fascination. a1 ines w this Spring. Mesars. Keene have given | trials that. were HW worth to Jerome Park. Mitiae any Were the first pair worl beautiful trial, Nhishing close together The former it a full brother to Call them th following appropriate name by Rayon d'Or-Ella 7, cand Tea Tray 2. by Hend Or—Princess Imp. Goldcreat, ch. © Inkra, . fornia and is a youngster that should Tinp. Wheelman, che, 2, by Donavan—tela, | he y este ny Rogers Pelee dan OE HitiL be a paving investment, Joe Roger ix by Torso and ts a good-looking colt The entire string worked in pairs and averaged the half-mile in about 561-2, This was excellent work, espectlly ae the youngsters ran round the lower gi zag turn, fnishing at the club-house, Tt ling: Be by Avra lrmisher, ch. 6, bo 8, er to Domine, by Troquois—Duchena, halt be, 3 Sun- 2. by Himyar Cortina, by Himyar—Mannie Gray, Swifttoot, full” bro! Was evident the doctor was: satistied his pleasure, ontinues ty improve, and beats the son of Mid wil about win the Beale June Imported Aerolithe, and by Amphion, are un- of the Madison x of nine twory Ink at a Strong pace a a chestnut” fil named as yet. Many of the youngsters, the get of tho | Wha the Creek The vounie yarlous great English sires given, are at) Rtera are principally the set of Devotee, the Kentucky farm, and some are in| he by Alnrm. "They. show ‘the Alarni They will be drafted from , as required. England. breeding, and. their atacand substan both plac are grand, as one filly alone weighs ¢ r Rie AGA Fi 1,000 pounits already, ALEXANDER ISLAND ENTRIES.) ;,Mr,8c0y names bis younssters as ——— Whippany, bc. 2 by De RACE TRACK, ALEXANDER ISL- AND, April 15 e entries and weights for to-morrow's races at this track are: First Rave—Five furlongs Fanny Verbena Mollie Carew Atlanta Ranes wn doe Kelly the ereult Martin ta i Maggie Murphy... i ter under his year-oll by Lisvon. the George B. Inches, of Roxton. BANQUET WAS SCRATCHED. 2 Tenet 109 Lady Dany 1106 FRIaKlo Dr Parkhurat Third Race— To try in the English Trinculo... Con Lucy. . 103 Wit Despatr S02 Beedert jo | LONDON, April 15.—As customary on Tammany Wail.....0 103 TrHxey 4 | Kaster Monday there were a large num- Fourth Race—One mile | ber of races throughout England to-d Gattatin 107 Kazan 103 0 ook plac Mavauerii ter Beatence q| The most important took place at Ki Glenall 106 Chedda tw | toh Park and at Manches' | at Woot We pirate. Chie i) At Kempton Park M Gatoping Kin Sat hn Win io Dwyer's bay gelding Banquet, ag Fifth Race—-Six and a qu | Rayon d'Or, out of Ea 'T., was to have m: hisde Waleott niclish turf tn the Middle- Wet , for thr oie ear-olds and upw the round Eltaabeth. urse, one and e-halt Blectrie Lit Messrs, Dwyer and ¢ ut Canadian | ewmarket on Satur Harry Sixth Race—Bey Reed was timed over the course for the tule Harry Ry the distance In 43-4 seconds better time $8) Crawford Plate | Bribe Ie Warts #\ than that of Maundy Money, the win Telah Silos tom”. CUBE | ner of 1804. ‘The Bporting Life says that the Amor fean horses are progressing eplendidly Almost at the last moment it was SPORTING MISCELLANY. Baling rostortaw | Ing prices. The bulls seemed to be very ‘Near the close [00,00 ounces of silver) anxious to get cotton, and some shorts sold at 67 1-2, | who were made nervous by the sharp ad- Mon#y lent as low as 1 1-2 and closed | Vance covered. at 2 per cent. ‘The advance took tratlers by surpris In the late trading a few of the spe-| 8 there does not seem to be un a clalties reacted sharply. U. 8. Leather | quate reason for It, referred 38-8, common 15-8 and Amer-| leans advanced about can Tobacco 3 per cent, A number of| The wheat market 0 Jother sharcs yielded 1-4 to 1 cent, but ce of about 1-2c. the general lst ruled firm. May sold at 60 5-8, The total sales of listed’ stocks were | hikher, May selling he 154,000 shares. In the unlisted depart- | and provisio ment 22,400 shares of Sugar and 1,7 of Lead’ were traded tn. ned at an ew York, where n was about 1-4 pat D0 3-40, Oats ns were quiet and steady. FAILURES IN BUSINESS. A Clothing Dealer and a Leather Merchant Go Up. Clos! *american Tobacco ...... 96 American Tobacco. pt.. 107% Pp rsereaatret | Moritz Kaufman, clothing dealer, of | One! 38 7% Broadway, confersed judgment to- gran rrr stg day for $7,813 to these creditors: 1 Top. @ Santa F.. 6% ner, Whitman & Co., $811; Mechanics 1B and Traders’ Bank, "$5,985; Jon & wy Werner, $1,017, ‘The ftabllities are about | a $25,000, | 824 Henry W. Brush, leather dealer, at 16 | ue Spruce street, assigned to Rob | erences for Popham. $2,600; Ella ty it ee hte. Hedneld, with p follows:' E. ‘The joint gamea of the Pastime Ac. ana! MgUNCET that Banquet was scratched r he midnignt niicap Wax won pany 1, Twenty-necond Regiment, to be held by Col, North's tum, four years oll Twenty-necond Regiment Armosy May 2) Minting-Marmo wt Kink, five years Attracting much atteation, Amoae thow wo Old, by Cavaller—dam unknown, ow ve avatted them ae the: wall “of ihe | Opies reumimien,, wee mecond, anit te: ly Humby's Clenstene, four-year-old, hy armory for practice are: 4 Holtender, | Ponson-Queen Bess, was’ third. | Six McMahon, who has run a mile at 423 and who| horses ran. | will represent the new M. A.C. The armory tx! inet ameter ay Handicap Bicepie- pa vvrctice to thon eniered for the names, | Chane, at Manchester, was won by ips Tee EN He UG Ht wh Fe Toe 8 Ra jentle Ida, six years old, ow after the drill Wednesday nights for eyclere Me Dyas; Capt. Hewick and Tuesday nights for runners and. walkers. | aged, second, and W. Chicago & Northwest. 9 . ¢ 2 7, Chie. $1,000, CASHIER ABRAHAMS RESIGNS. | Il-Health Causes Him to Leave the! Southern National Bank, | The announcement was made in bank | % ji circles this morning that Cashier J. D. Consolidated Gas. Del, Lack, & Western Delaware & Hudson... Abrahams, of the Southern National ake Shore ‘ Bank, had'sent in his resignation to take | Lake Erie & Western. effect on May 1 At the meeting of the directors of the | ‘bank, Jaet. week, the resignation was accepted, Ill heaith 1s given as the rea- son for the resignation, | ‘0 successor to Mr, been chosen. Digan rea) Minn. Tron’ {Mo Kan, @ Tex: Pact Abrahams has | | Mercantile Trust Company Enjoined itl aay granted a temporery Injunction restral Biel ne aereenilie. trast Company. 9% tain vonde held by them ander a 35 | dated Oct. 5. ern pe Judge Beach, In Supreme Court Cham {day vacated the onder of arrest on which Col 4% Witlam M. 6 held in $2,000 bait. | | Cot, Grosveno 4 with having sold | Join V. Lewis a Ulock ¢ ri Manufacturing Company on™ th that it wan part of the treamury “mock oft Company. “Judge Beach finda that Grosvenor aid such represen rth, Amer College. | A “library teat for the beneftt of the Alumnae | rary of the Normal College, at Park avenue | And Sixty-elghth street, will be given on F evening and Saturtay al acs Den. @ Guif Cordage irman of Bertha Furm! Arrangements, and Alice A Treasurer, LS Living Pleture Case Adjourned, ‘The rumor that the bronze living to be exposed in al 4 as auch o Counsel for Rallroi Made (Special to the Evening World.) | sew BRUNSWICK, No J., April 15.—Alan Ht | Strong of the firm of Woodbridge, Strong & Teses aneeiniod spuaan) of ine Railroad, to su cnet 7.5 funn. 5 arose, te ace tothe. soprems lin {Paha Shatwire,sr'werone wee me) PALE Pearline ect ty ent nee Presiding Jud ' n elective office under the Voorhees Ju Pajd 9676 for # Membership. ‘A membership of Cottom Exchasge wes publicly [el to-day tor TH Spoil the Wash | ‘The Pastime AC. grounds are at all umes at Blscult, ‘d, was third. ’ ran, their diapome —_ Here ta the “time-tabie'™ of the S.J. AL WITH THE WHEELMEN. itched nay cateital er sears ia nin, ot M., T-yard run on turf 20-yard h Pasian OG. and: Company 1) Sw9yl 4] De ork dutty. Pan acatehs Poms a + * fun handicap barrel’ rare, ‘There ta a regulation provititing riding four feet Fay ear eae Pipe: of about twe one to diaregard it Hayonne Fiel ‘An invitation colleg f about twenty Fr Hlaregard team race will ‘entries clowe May | yesterday. They overtook a novire, Hesult, | neveral bruises, pt. Joe'’ Ellaworth has donated a magnificent | ® * ® now an honorary member of that body, [her sex except a little knot of © 1 hair pee Silverberg. «til j Tim Connors clatma ng contest Ratur. | must endin evening last, futh murwet and | rd avenue. A eepkary Fa a © if | whee There should be same good boring at the atag 12 The wart» ani entertaloment of the. Frank Iiishop Anam | third atrevt fer ation it Hurley's "Little Ca Wt Peart tad of row pikht. The programme eon tee 1 tn heiween well knawe ts Donohue ue Brooklyn 0 Belford avens rider and iamtrumental music by well-known eee rlem would Mke ta get | heweghta with Joe a AC. who de | While . in & limited-round Cher vie received a severe scalp wound wax removed uverneur H Charley Rutier Miner wants ar ft Hrooklyn, at any ot anny M. town with the Pitas or will fent he weigtt eee Henry Harrison wants a return go with Peck Barry, of the Lenox A. | GOSSIP OF THE TURF. Judeing by the tone of the open letter teued by the Coney Island Jorkey Chu! | mer! } there ie bul prowpect of that Aw n giving is teason, TI ves not sme how It ran poly has ree {in amd minup. if vet forth in the does mot seem | | give meetings fo fo | b fan be avoldel Aifferent | Nath nthe mnar> ne aK Gy 18. polatia have the larkes law they are oply polity, | most compete plant for Rasen. @ ture of sporting goods : Send for illustrate finden", Athletic Department, f the been e-|OVERMAN WHEEL COMPANY, fine through March, the mecting "Souda r*4 ar r Salled that at Brooklyn ‘|the covere. 35 cts., Notice te Tobacco Smokers and Chewers We will from this date accept 20 __ UNKER TOBACCO WRAPPERS FOR ONE EACH OF OUR CELEBRATED PICTURES, | | i BUCHANAN & LYALL, 101 Wall St, This set of Six Pictures is a pictorial history of the ‘Fire Department from the time of our grandfathers to resent, showing Barnum’s Museum and the Crys- tal Palace fires. Also a scene in Madison Square at jthe present time, with three-horse engine and water tower near the Worth Monument. Every fire house in the country should have these pictures on its walls. N.Y. | Est'd 1807. | Park Row & Chatham Sq, Dress Goods. peal” COWPERTHWAIT Plain and fancy designs of Park Row & Chatham Square, N. ee et SEVEN STORES TOCETHER. Sévges | $6 Monthly on $100 Worth. Crofor's ‘BEST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST: $10 [eBoutilier Br Tweeds, Cheviots, Furniture, Carpets, Everything for Housekee variety of Silk and Wool ‘for Shore and Mountain wear, LARGER OR SMALLER AMOUNTS ON AS LIBERAL in new shades and weave re ONLY ONK VISIT NE SM ATLY | Embroidered Chiffon, Grena- COLLECTIONS MADE IF REQU' 14° St. . a Latest Importations. Covert-cloths, Whipcords wes $1 Weekly on $65 Worth. OV es. | ae «NO EXTRA CHARGES OF ANY KIND. | dine, Crépe, and perforated = iam RUFRIVAFa TRULY NISMS TRIO Trench Chalttes, ie A geen ferolaten m8 Weed: Va BASEBALL CHAT. Brooklyn 14 maying nothing regarding ehances for the pennant, but many corde of metaphorical od were mawn during the Southern trip, formerly 50 and 65 cts, Lord & Taylor, Playera con ran om 0 foul Up etrine,” accord 7 | Broadway & 20th St. Ing to Preaident Nick Young 390 Rolls fine inlaid | Mike Grima wilt a areat field om | | tur Brooklyn, ite te a etrong favorita at Rastera | apaneseé z | | Park, aside from ia playing abitition Dinve | at aetna coo ee | Foute, ana aker, te practical and will ban- | | Sie tia outa with Mi iebe alperines. PUGILISTIC POINTERS. ot) Cunningha hed for eleht pushe nd Sammy Meyorm have ATTINGS of the Long Island At Hall, Willlamaburg on Sati 2 They will wean in at 4 Pr | Jim diolmes and Steve Bloom, of the "Bouts will da at the ahow Se he: titub 16 There are several bieveliatea who amert that Hath, Serne eavtay evening, Maryh eee i the Beouiva |per yard. Handsome inlaid ce 8 Houtevard yesterda jPer 5 | Fe hig ter ec iee \ eo ee signs, reversible. This qual 1 ee Hee GCL TNA aad TAGRE (ese CTT eee We teanee formerly sold at 25e. yard. Honnny Yan Hoost a tenceuund draw, will be one The paaitions the following men | tthe attrartions at nal Ghaperrtlickes, Ent aide Seen’ ekotnine iat | 14 t. 1, but ae OK “Adarean J wii we. | vakhy 1 THE NEW FELIX ORGAN PIPE SKl IMPORTED FROM PARIS AND SPRCIALLT | By MAY MANTOM: ¥ The Ad | crown bate with April 31 The That's the way to find out } how much better 407—LADIES? WELIX gxine this stylish Gitet wil 2 on receipt of Coupon Pattern jed FRE . ¥ & cents, : for See sie ae Tiled cine matters Tea wt n Breakfast jb) 0,25 Is than other cereal foods. {}/ Try COUPON x Peccceesereee ate Wala Tenens It! (S| adarese » | - were uv % nse an, 7 4 Prepared from California White {}| fete te 7) Wheat and proved by scientific H 3} investigation to be 9$ per cent. / So.20 8) nutritive, and the perfect health § : ; r | 12h ak, | Lodges, Societi NEW YORK STONE Unian A grand mascos will be held Lomorrow ams at Germania Asserobly Rooms, 298 feorasnizing a!) the atone inane 3s 4 MASONa 4 no dead: may that if the «to wire, another | news Oak 1% food. THE JOHN T, CUTTING CO., Sen Francieco. New York.