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8 THE BBOOKLTO "DAILY EAG IjE. NE YOKK, THTJESDAY, MAT 12, 1898. A WOMAN TO THE RESCUE. THE WEATHER TO MORROW WILL PROBABLY BE CLEAR. Often the world has thrilled at the story cf that wonderful heroine.

Grace Darling, whose strong hands, and plucky spirit rescued so many perishing souls from watery frr i s. But there are hundreds of other heioines that the world knows nothing about. Women in evcry day life carry the natural burdens of wifehood and motherhood, added to all the cares of a busy housekeeper, with a courage and cheerfulness that Grace Darling herself might admire. They comfort their husbands in Shoe Department Spring Millinery Second Floor Second Floor Sixth 20th to 21st New York City. Bicycles and Bike Sundries.

I We set the pace in New York as well in Bicycles as in Dress Goods, Cloaks and A i sx HI 11 (I Friday's Special Toilet Articles. Articles for Gentlemen's Use. RAZORS. WOSTENHOLM'S TRUE PIPE RAZOR, 5 8 inch 50c WOSTENHOLM'S TRUE PIPE RAZOR, 3 4 inch $1.15 WADE BUTCHER'S MEDIUM HOLLOW GROUND 5 8 inch 50c WADE BUTCHER'S EXTRA HOLLOW GROUND, 5 8 inch 90c SHAVING BRUSHES. PURE BRISTLES, large size, wood handle 18c PURE BRISTLES, larsre size, bone handle 25c PURE BADGER HAIR 40c, 50c, 60c.

and 75c RAZOR STROPS. Genuine German Belt 35c Swing Strop 25c Genuine Goldschmidt 75c WATER HONES. Genuine German Hones, 7 inch, with rubber 25c SHAVING SOAPS. YANKEE, cake 8c WILLIAMS' SHAVING STICKS 16c COLGATE'S UNIVERSAL, cake 6c COLGATE'S DEMULCENT STICKS 12c Genuine Toilet Articles. PURE GLYCERINE, 4 oz.

bottles, 13c LISTERATED TOOTH POWDER, 5 oz. bottles, 25c, the best Powder made. GLOVEINE for cleaning gloves, regular price 15c 5c MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES. Real Ebony, Solid Back, Pure Bristles, 50c. each, $1.00 pair; regular $1.

75 pair. WIRE HAIR BRUSHES, ex. fine quality, 50c. each; regular" 75c. 4 Groceries.

Princess Soups, extra high Chicken, Mulligatawney, Ox Tail, Con i somme. Mock Turtle, Mutton Broth, per 17c; per doz. cans, $1 95 Sandwich Chicken and Turkey, (Huok ins'), none finer packed, per $1 35; 22c; per 55 Sandwich Ham Tongue (Huckius')r none liner packed, $M0; 17c, doz $1.95 Potted Beef, Ham or Tongue (Richardson Robbius') i lb. can, 17c; per' doz si.95.' Salad Chicken (Armour's) fresh packing, large can 4I01 Potted or Deviled Ham or Tongue (Armour's), 3b. can.

per lb.1, can Braised Beef, with vegetables (Ar V. mour's). largo can 18c Pressed Beef (Armour's), per can 2ia Roast Beef (Armour's), per 1 lb. can, 12c: 2 lb. can 20o Lamb's Tongue (Armour's), per can.

23" Herring (Holland), extra choicest quality, full weight, white wood kegs. Melchner's, 75c. per keg; mixed. 65c Soused Mackerel (White Cross), per lb. can i 14c Mackerel, extra Norways, weigh about lb.

each, per full 10 lb. kit. Baked Beans (Priscilla plain tomato sauce, per can, 8 per doz Condensed Milk or Cream (Prisoilla Brand), psr can, 9c; per doz. $1 00 White Cherries. Oval Brand, extra choice quality, regular 13c.

grade 10c Bartlett Pears, Fall Brook Brand, extra choice, per can, 10c. per doz Sl 10 Sliced Peaches, Silver Crown Brand, per can, 8e per doz JJOo Brandied Peaches, extra quality, quart jar, regular, per jar 90o; Third floor. Toilet and Medicinal Articles at Low Prices. These Toilet Articles aud Medicines are made in our own labora tory and their excellence and purity is guaranteed. Mait Extract, made from selected hops and malt 15c.

bottle Prophylactum, excellent mouth wash, guaranteed 3e. bottle i Eau de Quinine for the hair. 'bottle Pure Alcohol, 90 per cent, guaranteed. 6 oz. bottle 21o Tincture Benzoine 19c.

bottle Sarsaparilla for purifying the blood, 49c. bottle i Wine of Cocoa, tonic and stimulant, 59c. bottle Dentifricia Tooth 8c. box i Castor Oil, 4 oz. bottle 12c Spirits of Ammonia, pint bottle, concentrated igo Petroleum Jelly, snorr white, 5 oz.

bot tie 17o Extract of Witch Hazel, pure distilled, pint bottle I8e Glycerine for toilet and medicinal purposes 34c. bottle Almond Meal for beautifying the skin 28c bottle Bay Rum. extra quality, 8 oz. bot tie 29c. bottle Face Powder, in flesh, white iartd 1 Pink 24c box Sachet Powder, Jockey Clnb.

Heliotrope and Violet Jc. envelope Twentieth Century Lamps SI. 55 Jim Dandy Lamps 75c Single Tube Tires (good value) 1.48 Morgan Wright Tires 2.89 Corkaline gripst. reg. price special 8c Popular Toe Clips, reg.

price 12c. special 5C O'NEILL Sixth Av, 20th to 21st St, New York City. We deliver all goods within 100 miles of New York free, Bicycles and Sewing Machines. 8TBD. 6 KT'T'T'TT TT BARGAINS Furniture.

We've spent thousands of dollars to bring first classwheels within reach of modest means, and to sell O'NFII I BICYCLES AT $30 means emphatically rock bottom price this season, and those who wait thinking they'll get them cheaper wait in vain. To pay $50 or $75 for a wheel is like so much money thrown away. We place all the guarantee possible around these O'Neills. If there's any fairer way to do we'd like; to know "it. In sundries we're just as well up in our trade.

See if you can match these values anywhere. Star Fork Brackets, reg. price 10c special 5c Morgan fe Wright Frame 7c Out of Sight Automatic Luggage Carrier, reg. price 69c: special. 48c Hunt Saddles, special 98c Garford Saddles, special $1.60 Messenger Companies, special 1.25 except i.

OTCT "Of 17 CARPETS $7.75 on top and fitted with good spring 9 SPECIAL. NOTICES. COUNTY OF NEW YORK, STATE OF NEW York, ss: THE NASSAU BREWING COMPANY, a corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State ol New York, hereby certifies that it is engttS'id in botlllns; and selling lager beer and other beverages In bottles, kegs and boxes, with Its name and principal business address branded, stamped, engraved, etched, blown, impressed and otherwise produced on said bottles and boxes, as a trademark, and that it has the sole right to use said name. for the said purpose. The said name and address so used as a trademark are as fo NASSAU BREWING COMTANY.

BOROUGH OP BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. That Us principal place of business is at said Borough of Brooklyn, in said City' of New York. In witness whereof the said NASSAU BREWING COMPANY has caused its corporate seal to be hereunto aiUxed and this certificate to be subscribed with Its corporate name hv w. T. Clarkson.

its secretary, this 2ist day of Mareh 183. I (Nassau Brewing) W. K. CLARKSON. Company seal.

Secretary. County of New York. State at New York ss: On the 21st day of March, 1S3S. before me personally came W. K.

Cjarkson. to me known, who Credit. Co Men's Furnishings. NEGLIGE SHIjRTS, choice assortment of new Patterns, $1.00 COLORED DRESS SHIRTS, with 2 pr. Link BICYCLE, SUITS Large assortment in stylish mixtures, $7.50 $10.00 BOYS' COLORED DRESS SHIRTS NEGLIGE, special at $1.00 BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS AND BLOUSES, each 50'c 6 DRESS SHIRKS, MADE TO MEASURE FOR $9.00 UPWARDS.

In the nick of time with all the world a moving, and bare floors staring you until you feel like "a man without a country," a word celebrated Imported Saxony Axminster Rugs. 5 ft. 7 7 ft. 8 $12.00. 6 ft.

6 9 ft. 8 $17.00 7 ft. 6 10 ft. 3 20.00 8 ft. 8 10 ft.

10 25.00 We recommend these rugs in every way, knowing that for durability, designs and colors they are unexcelled no seams, all in one piece. Here is the richness and newness of Saxony On grounds of tans and misty grays are set combinations of colors in intricate design, or in daintily patterned blossomy sketches. Among them those to match any color scheme, pleasing and decorative to the highest degree. The style and taste of these make them worth double. We shall also offer special to morrow: Books of the Hour.

Rand McNally's War Atlas the regular 25c. edition for 15c Rand jtfcNally's War Map of Cuba the regular 10c. edition "War Map of Cuba issued' by "War Dept. at Washington 4 sections tor S2 00 This is the most complete ever published. The United States Navy 50 pictures from photographs, 10 inches by inches Q0 Battleships Cruisers of the United States Navy 20 pictures, 10 inches by 7K inches 8c Our Navy 38 picturos, 7 by 54 in 8c War Map and History of.

Cuba with Map of Porto Iiieo and West Indies, by Lieut. Hannaford, pp 8c Cuba in War Time Richard Harding Davis S8c Under the Cuban Flag F. A. Ober, Si. 08 Marching With Gomez By Grover Flint, with introduction by John 08 Spain and Morocco Henry T.

i'inck, 88c The Story of iSvangelina Cisneros and Her Rescue from Srjanish Power Told by herself 72c The Naval History of the U. S. Willis J. Abbot, royal 8vo, fully illustrated. 1,000 pages $1.7 History of U.

S. Navy During the Rebellion Charles Boynton, 2 8vo, colored illustrations $4 50 Captain Mahon's Life of Lord Nelson, the Embodiment of the Sea Pover of Great Britain 2 8vo $6 00 The latest issue of Truth out to day with colored supplement (In Fightirig Trim) suitable for framing, size of picture. Ilx34i 4c Anita, the Cuban Spy, by Gilson Wil lits. pD. 18.

The Spanish Plot F. A. Randall, 33. Spain and the Spaniards Edmondo de Amicis (Saragossa ed.) $1 75 The Sacrifice of a Throne, being an account of the Life of Amadeus, Duke of Aosta, sometime King of Spain, by H. Remsen Whitehouse $1 08' jsew jsunmng.

mam noor. Silverware Suggestions. If you're looking; for desirable Silverware for gift3 or other purposes you'll find a host of suggestions in our Silverware store. The assortment is so lire that every degree of expenditure can be easily satisfied and the prices are exceptionally low. Quadruple plated Candelabras.

2 lights, $2 75; 3 lights, $2 98; 4 lights, $5 98 Quadruple plated Tea Sets of 4 5 pieces, at $4 98 to $35 00 Quadruple plated Baking Dishes with porcelain lining bright or satin finished regular price S2.50, at. $1 49 ea Rogers Hamilton's Crumb or Fish Knives fancy Newport design regular price SI. 70, at ea Rogers' Dinner Dessert Forks, in plain or fancy patterns 10c. ea Court, New Butterick's Patterns. All Patterns of tho Butterick Publishing Co.

are now in Btock. ER BIG SCOOP. $10,000 Worth ing secured at 1 3 cost. AH to go at low figures Men's Ail Wool Suits, worth Sio.oo, for S4.70. of Fine Cloth, man uf acturi the following Fine fane)' Worsteds, Clay Di agonals and Serges, worth $15.

for $6.00, 2.000 prs. Trousers, strictly wool, finely made, $1.50 to $2.50. Worth double. Large Variety of Boys' and Children's Clothing. 450 DEAN ST, Junction Flatbush Av, Brooklyn.

MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY Has Been Incorporated and the Scope of Its Work Is to Be Widened. The Municipal Art Society, which was organized in March, 1893, has recently been incorporated under the laws the Scate of New York. In adopting its new constitution, the society has considerably widened the scope of its work. Hitherto it has entirely depended on the subscriptions its members for funds wherewith to provide decorations, sculptural and pictorial, for the public buildings and streets of the city. I'; will be readily understood that works of this kind in any way proportionate to the dignity of a great city like New Yrk must of necessity be costly; tie society has, therefore, only been able to complete one piece of decoration, namely, Mr.

Simmons' allegorical paintings in the Appellate Court Room in the Criminal Courts Building. Centre street. Its second piece of decoratlvo work, which will be completed 'this summer. Is sculptural this time, and was undertaken in co operation with ten other art societies of the city. This is the "Hunt Memorial," consisting of a large marble bench adorned with allegorical tfcatues and a bust of Richard M.

Hunt, the distinguished architect, by Daniel C. French.) It will be erected in Fifth avenue, against the wall of Central Park, opposite the Lenox Library. In future the wbrlt of the society will em Handkerchiefs at Special Prices. Will place on sale, to morrow, 200 DOZ. LADIES' EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, scalloped and hemstitched, ALL PURE LINEN, regularly 25c 30c, ateach, 18c Also, a large lot of LIBERTY SILK BOAS, black, usually $1.50 to $3.00 each, at $1.35 to $1.95 Antique Oak Folding Beds Chiffonier style with carved rail bed, well made and nicely finished.

times of trouble and sickness; nurse and watch over their children, and in fact rescue the whole family from a sea of difficulties, which otherwise would overwhelm them. Such a wife and mother, though she has no gold medals to show for it, is in the true sense of the word the noblest kind of a heroine. Many women have within them the spirit of heroism without the phvsieal capacity to carry it out. They long to be a comfort and help to their husbands and children but are constantly weighed down by some weakness or disease which saps their vital forces, leaving them wretched and powerless to fulfill their highest ambition. I wrs hardly nut of school when I married" sai'.

i .1 handsome young Brooklyn woman to an ucquaimance. I had been studying hard, I was ml: of ambition. I wanted to be accomplished. I wanted to be a musician, a linguist and a society woman all at once. Then I fell in love ar.d became a wife and mother.

My mistake was I tried to accomplish too much and didu't take care of my health and I broke down. I might have been saved world's of suffering if I had been more careful and used a little common sense. I hated to tell my mother how miserable I felt before I married. I thought she would just pooh pooh at me. I think mothers understand more about such troubles now a days than they used to.

I would never allow a daughter of 'mine to marry, being uo stronger than 1 was then. My husband was so kind and considerate I didn't want to be complaining all the time. He insisted on the doctor coming to see me a real good old doctor too. He gave me medicine for my digestion and my headache and something to help my heart action. I somehow could not bear to tell him what the real trouble was.

I knew he would insist ou an examination and I dreaded it so. My married sister told me I ought to write to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, but felt so guilty'to do that without telling mv husband. But she wrote for me and received a kind, sensible letter telling me how to give myself simple treatment at home. This helped me; and then she got me three bottles of Dr.

Pierce's Favorite Prescription and I began to take it. Pretty soon my husband 6aid something is doing vou good sure You're ever so much stronger "and Then I had to tell him even thing. "First he frowned a little" and shook his head then he just laughed and said well the proof of the pudding is in the eating If this little woman is made well and strong by anybody's Prescription no matter what his name is. G'od bless him, whether he lives in Buffalo or right next And I was made perfectly strong and well by this treatment, as I never had been before in my life." This is a true experience; it is one of thousands which shows that a phvsician like Dr. Pierce who has devoted a life time of special practice to treating ailments peculiar to women can prescribe for them by mail Just as effectively as if the patient was in his office, and a thousand times more effectively than the average doctor whose attention is merely given to general practice.

The above is not a fairy story. It is not the story of one person. It'is the story of thousands of women. It is a composite picture in which one can trace face behind face, lined with suffering, channeled by tears. It is a story as true as the parable of the Prodigal Son, which was not the story of one young man but the storv of the type which repeats itself generation after generation and is as common to Europe as to Asia, to Africa as to America.

Is it your story? Your story either' in whole or in part? There's hope for you. There's help for you. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has cured so many cases where life was a daihy burden under which the weak and weary body staggered on to the grave, that it can be recommended with the utmost assurance in every case of female disorder. A cure rarely fails to result from the conscientious use of the "Favorite Prescription." Ulceration and inflammation, irregularities, displacements, and uterine disorders in general, all yield quickly to the action of this real and radical remedy.

As the disease is healed the symptoms pass away; pain in the side, difficult breathing, floating specks before the eyes, nausea, weariness and melancholy. The appetite returns, the blood is vitalized, and life which was heretofore a mere existence become a. licr.rtv. happy condition. POST OFFICE NOTICE.

POST UKI 'ICK NOTICE. (Should be DAILY bv all interested as changes may at any Foreign malls for tho week ending May 14, 1S9S. will close in all eases) at Uie Oemrral Posi Offloe as Parcels Post Mails elose one hour earlier than closing time shown below. TKAN. TLA VTIC MAILS.

EAH'RDAV A. M. f.jr France. Switzerland. Italy.

Turkey. KKypi and British India, per steamship La Touraine. via Havre (letters lor other pan uf Europe (eNcep; Spain) must be directed Ii Tuurair.e"); at A. M. for Europe (exe pt Spain), per steamship Etru rla via.

Queens L.nvri (letters for France, Switzerland. Italy. Turkey. Kypt and British India must directed "per at i45 for therlands direct, per steamship Rotterdam. Ma Rotterdam (letters must be directed "per itotterdam" at A.

M. for Italy, per steamship Ems. via Naples (letters must be directed "per at A. M. for Soot.

and direct, per steamship Furnessla, via Oiaa'W (letters must be directed "per Fur at 0:43 A. M. for Norway direct, per steamship Norse (letters must be directed "per Nurt After tile ci wing of the Supplementary Trans Atlantic named above, additional supplementary mails are opened on the piers of the American, English. French and German steamers, and remain open until within ten minutes or the hour or sailing or steamer. MAILS FOK SuL'TH AND CENTRAL A.MEKIC WEST INDIES, ETC.

ftATL KiDAY At A. M. for Xassau. Cam pec he, Chiapas. Ta.ba.sco and Yucatan, per steamship Ar.ianmohr (letters for other parts of Me.ie must he directed "per st.

amship A rdar.m.dir"); at 1. M. for Barbados direct and North via iara and per steamship Hubert: at I. M. fur Newfoundland, pn st amer North Sidney at p.

M. for St. 1'lerre Mlu.uelon, per steamer from North Sidney. (Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and ihenee by steamer, close at this ollice daily at 7:30 P. M.

Mails for Mkjuelon. bv rail to Boston and the'ice by elose at this cilice daily at 7:30 1'. M. for Mexico City, overland unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this otllce iilv at 1:30 A. M.

and 1:13 P. M. SKegisteivd mail closes at P. previous dav. TKANS I'ACIFIC MAILS.

Stalls for Australia (except those ft, Vest Australia. which are forwarded via Europe) New Zealand. Hawaii Fiji and Sainoan Islands, per steamship Mariposa (from San Francisco). a. "cailv up to May 513.

at A. a and 0:13 P. M. (or arrival ar New York o' steamship Campania with Ilritisii mail's for Australia. Malls and Pl.

sreamship (from Tac' m.i) ,0 ie dally up to May at p. M. Cnlna. and Hawaii. per Ione San I ran iseo), close he dully up to May L'S.

p. jj' for China an 1 sp. aMre o. liy). per steamship Empress of India (from Vancouver), close here dailv up to Mav V.

M. Mails the Society hip Oallke itiom Sat; Fram lsoo) K.s. dally up May at 5:15 P. M. Mails for Hawaii, per steamship Z' ala.

idiu 'from San ch. re daily up to Ma, 2(1 at P. M. Malls Australia fecp' "V'es Australia). New Zen Ian.

1. Hawaii ami Fiji js'il ands, stea lj Aorauiii (from Yajicjiavri cosc here ila.v alter May I3 and up to May STrans pnclllc mails are forwarded to vort o' sallinK daily and the iieiie.iule of citing is urnim el on 'he pr5UMiiii cf th lv imln overland transit. mail closes at P. M. previous dav.

F. H. WILSON. Postmaster. Post Office.

Brooklyn. N. May 6. 1S1S. DISSOLUTION" NOTICED.

IX THE MATTER THK VOLUNTARY jiJS fcolutlcn of t'it VAX! 'iiRWATKi: C'lAl. COMPANY, a corporal. 0:1 duly under tr.v law bf the Statr of eW York, i.ivlj; jflvvii, pursuant to an ord tl Cuiift. granted and entered in tlie ICir Clerk' office, April St, that i will 11 bt jubllc auction, at the or Hurr. i Wilson, SI Hioa.lway.

Bor. ush of N. York City, c.n The 13th diiy of Mt y. liji, at tw lv o'clock, L. ro the st bidder, lor eparatf ly or together, as may a).

pear to be for the best interests of his trust, ail the or accoun ovlnr to said Van lerwater pany. The lli ci said and accoun t. open for lii.lc i 'iK ion at the said i of Burr. Coombs ti. Dat April 21.

JLAKION M. MlbbSlt, Rjoelv'r of the Vaii.lerwater Coal Company. Burr. Coombs 'A'ilson. Attorneys for Receiver.

84, Broatlway, Sr ooltly y. Y. 4t Th GET THE EAGLE EVKSY BAY IN THE WEEK. Lon "Long Credit" fills an important niche in household economy. Cow rthwait Flatbush Avenue, Near Fulton Street, BROOKLYN.

NEW YORK STORES 104 TO 108 WEST 14TH ST. Send Us' Your Furs For Storage. Abaolixte protection i sKuioai any jobs ior small cliarxe. NEW High Grade Month or Season, City or Country. Uprights $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 per month.

Square Pianos $2.00 per month. The Only Perfect Self Playing Electric Attachment Now on exhibition main floor. Come and see it. The Sterling Piano Co. (Manufacturers).

Wholesale and Retail Warerooms, 536 Fulton St, Brooklyn. (Opposite Montauk Theatre.) S. DENSLOW, Manager. brace a wider field. According to its new constitution, It Is possible for to institute and control competitions for works of art to adorn the city, for the execution of which the society itself does not pay.

For instance tha late city government appropriated the sum of $10,000 for the decoration of the ceiling of the new Municipal Assembly room in the City Hall, the money to be spent under the direction of the Municipal Art Society. The society can now hold a competition for this or similar work, paying the expenses of the competition, including the prizes to be awarded in it, out of its own funds, while the city, as In this case, or a public spirited individual, should such present himself, would defray the expense of the actual execution of the work. This will be followed by other competitions of a like nature, some of the objects under consideration by the boards of directors of the society being drinking fountains, park benches, public flag poles, etc. Many of these objects are regarded as purely utilitarian in this country, but are not so considered abroad, where they are often works of art of great merit. The handsome street lamps of the City of Paris, for instance, are too well known to require more than mere mention.

In this way the society hopes not only to increase the field of its usefulness, but to still further stimulate the sentiment of civic pride which finds expression in its motto: 'To make' us love our city we must make our city lovely." SAG HARBOR NOTES. Miss Mary P. Sayre of Sag Harbor is now Brooklyn visiting the family of Joseph Fahys. In Charles L. Vail of Salt Lake City Is now Malting his father and sister in Sag Harbor.

Mrs. Shamgar Babcock will entertain the Ep worlh League Tuesday evening next. The Home Guards are now fully organized and are drilling twice each week. A movement is on foot at Rocaway Beach for 1 a free nostal delivery. Oharrles.D.

Sha'In, presl dc of th Rockawr.y Park Irti.prove.ment Asao elation. Is at the head It ana has received some encouragement from the ofllcLls at WasUnston. being by me sworn, did depose and say tha: i XkTact cn he resided at 32 Wlnthrop street. New York that SnlTt WaiStS, Z5C. and 50C, IOr he is Chescretary at NASSAU BREWING nc nA BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY, Special Sale of Iron Bedsteads.

S3 00 for this style extended loot Iron Bedstead, heavy posts, brass trim, 4 ft. size. CASH OR CREDIT. Brooklyn Furniture 553 to 571 Fulton St, Brooklyn, N. Y.

An exceptio7ial opportunity to pi'ocure a large and varied selec tion of SA VONNERIE CARPETS at the LOWEST PRICES yet tiamed for these goods. Broadway 19tb SL PREFERENCE, NOT NECESSITY "I suppose you had to do the driving," suggested oer best friend pointedly when As beautiful creature came Dack from her ride with the handsome young man. "Indeed, I did replied the beautiful creature. "No?" "Well, I should say not. There was no compulsion about it.

all, but under the clr I preferred to." Chicago Post. ft Q. JsL iL With Us It Is Quality and Low Price, But Always Quality. No inferior material of any kind enters into the construction of our clothing. New Men's Suits) $10.00 to and Top Coats, $25.00 Boys' Suits, 4 to 16 i years, strictly all $2.75 to $9.00 wool, Bicycle Suits, Caps, Stockings, for all ages at low figures.

1111,1 CWIU Ulgllbl, 380 and 382 Fulton St, Brooklyn. HAYDN CHORAL SOCIETY. Closing Reception at Mrs. Wood's Home Last Night. The closing reception of the season was held last night by the Haydn Choral Society at the residence of Mrs.

Wood, 52 Rochester avenue. The interior of the house was beautifully adorned with American flags. During the evening festivities a very handsome cabinet lesk and bookcase was presented to the secretary. Miss Alary X. Wood, by the society.

Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Cook. Mr. Miss E.

Hill, Mr. E. 11:11. Miss Basset, Mrs. Wood, Mr.

and Mrs. G. Havman, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs.

riers.in. Mr. and Mrs. Ash. 'Miss Hale, Miss E.

Nichols. Miss Mr. Wendle, Miss ICIngle. Miss W. Wood.

Miss It. Wood, Miss A. E. Redhead. Jo Kerby.

John Buckley. Miss Hop kin. Mrs. M. J.

'alz. Miss Miss L. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Marring. Mr. and Mrs.

Wolfreys, Miss Schlev. A. W. Du Miss Snyder. Miss Hal lork, 'Miss Duncan, W.

M. Falrbank. Miss Palmer. W. Burbank.

Mr. and Mrs. v. Hickman, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Ja.nvs Buchanan, Miss Whltthorn, Miss Isabl M. F.

Co ik, Clifford Cook. Miss T. Miss G. Wood, Miss Annie Watson, Mr. and Mrs.

Miss S. A. Haymali. Mr. and Mrs.

White. Mrs. Post, C. P. Buckley, Mary Nr.

Wood. "Oh, that I might die kissing you," he exclaimed. ''YWell, I expect papa home almost any minute now," replied. Chicago News. AUCTION SALES.

JOSEPH HEQEflAN Auctioneers. .1. V. RKID W. n.

KEXD, SUCCESSORS. Friday, May 13, at 10:30 A. M. CENTRAL SALESROOMS, Willoughby, Corner Pearl Streets. REGULAR WEEKLY SALE.

Fine Bras.s Bed, Oak. Birch and Mahogranv Chamber Sets, Cliifl'oniers. Dressers, Parlor Suites, Conches, KoldK Heds, Knanieled iieds. Good Hair Mattresses, Bedding, New Chairs. RocKerw, Taney Tatdes, Oak Furniture.

Sideboards, Extension Table. Clocks, Curtains, Pictures, Desks, Bookcases, MARBLE FIGURE, HANPSOitK DOL BLE SET HARNESS. STERL iyii MOUNTED. LAFAYETTE SQUARE AUCTION ROOMS AND GALLERY. 644 and 646 Fulton Street, P.

H. McMAHON, Auctioneer. Oriental Rugs. Collection of Donchian Bros. To lie 4oll liy miction on I'ESDA Y.

1 WKDNESDA THt'KDAY nnd following ovouliisj at JS o'clock, 9, I n.uil 11. UUROliK. 9S Btnvi ry, York, sell May IS, ali m.ir.'s and wrfir.en clothing ul o.lKod prior to May 11. IS9T. 1 or.lt Tliomas Xemnat iS: 1.0TC Fulton t.

Patriotic Stationery American and Cuban Jalaps crossed surmounted by Kagle Admirably suited to the present timt Every American Should Use Them Mercantile Envelopes Per 1,000, $2.50. Per pack of 25, JO cents Can have business card printed thereon jar 75 cents per 1,000 additional Special rates for larger quantities SQUARE ENVELOPES AND NOTE PAPER to match, the fashionable shape for social cor, respondence. neatly put up in cabinets of 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes. 30 cents per cabinet Eor Sale at the BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE JOB 'PRINTING OFFICE Lu.urA. eoi pi'racioii aescnoea and which execu ted the above instrument; thai he Knew tne sea.

01 saio corporation; that the seal affixed to said instrument was such corporate seai; that it was so nnixed by order of th Board of Directors of aoid corporation and that ho signed his name thereto by like order. V. K. Frank J. Stelnbugler.

Notary Public. Klnes County. Certificate fl in New York County. a25 Zll SURROGATE'S NOTICES. IN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OF THK Hon.

George 11. Abbott. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according: to law. to all persons bavins; claims against EI IZA IIBTH COSTELLO. late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at No.

2.1GS Bergen street, In Urookiyn. on or before the llith day of June next. Dated December 1S97. JAMES J. COSTELLO.

Administrator. CO 6mTl BLACK'S GOOD JUDGMENT. To the Editor of tho Brooklyn Eagle: I read with regret that the Governor has refused to rescind his order disbanding the Old Thirteenth. This is a rank injustice to the veteran nnd active members. Very encourag I ing for young men to enlist in similar organ Izations, spend their time, money and sub 1 stance, for from five to twenty years, and be wiped out by one stroke of a pen without even a hearing.

In this matter Governor Black is showing I the samp pood judgment as in his appointment i of his adjutant general. PRO ATRIA. IT YEARS' SERVICE. Brooklyn, May 12, SEA CLIFF NOTES. Sajnu.2l enson of Brooklyn spent "Wednesday an Locust HolK hts.

Frank GHmarttn of Brooklyn is at the Sea Cliff Iloutv for the season. Conrmoiore T. M. 'Sh rldaJi of Brooklyn spem SVdnesday at Saa Cliff. Mm Martin of Brooklyn spemrt Wednesday at tlie home of Mrs.

Lockwiod. A.