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i tf I litst UND AY FEBRUARY 5 1888 SlXtEEN PAGES i li i SOCIAl IIPEKW1SHIN8TOS 1 NO JfOna STATS DIMrjEBJ AT THJ9 mum novas THIS aoAaoir I BpUal the raidNftva1tth rablle Yet CjA Raa ef Beee tloM Teee Lnaeheeii Partlee Ira Fartlco te MriJss Brew WASHINGTON Feb The stato dinner partle at the White House are over for I this season and but two entertainments more of a formal oharaoUr will take place Th reception In honor of the army and naval I officers will be given on Thursday evening and on Shrove Tuesday evening there will be a reoeptlon to tho public The Presidents trlwoekly handshaking Is likely to continue right on through Lent Indeed If the President Were leso ready to meet the public In this way three times a week the business of handshaking might bo regarded na a penance and more salted to Lent than to any other time A good deal will be crowded Into the remaining ten days of the season with the two Bunders taken out In certain circles however Sundays are not taken out and they count quite like other days barring the dancing It Is true that Americans at the capital are slowly but very ouroly taking up the once exclusively foreign custom of informal receiving on Sunday afternoon or evening I am very sorry for I hoped you would be aura to come noxt Sunday sold a young married woman in tono of disappointment the other day Ob but I cant you know I missed my fencing lawst Sunday you see and I really couldnt do It again you know I always go to fonco on Sunday afternoon Im so awfully sorry not to come the young man replied They wore both Americans he a young man devoting his Sunday afternoons to fencing and she putting aside her husband and baby to ape the foreign custom of holding the Sunday athome to friends Her father was a hardworking and successful tradoeman His father was hard working 1 but successful and the young society man favors the Government by lending his presence to tho State Department from 9 4 oclock A young society a thoroughly in earnest con accomplish a vast deal of calling in his morning after i oclock and tho toa hours from 4 to 7 mako every tea a possibility Tho nights of course are all his own for tho cotillon once known as the gorman That never begins fore 1 oclock in the night so I is after all only the fencing loft for Sunday afternoon No doubt the time will come perhaps next season when I will be good form to fence on Sunday forenoon leaving the afternoon for reception visiting This to be sure can only be achieved when society recognizes the afternoon and tl forenoon as parts of I day I would not do now when there Is really no afternoon and 4 when it is morning In the best society until 6 oclock In the evening Tbo Secretary of State and tho Misses Bayard will givo 0 reception on Monday ovontng On Wednesday the Misses Bayard will hold their Cabinet reception Justice and Mr Bradley give a reception on Tuesday night with dancing Their house Is one of the oldfashioned houses with spacious rooms opening up together admirably lor the entertainment of a large company Representative company will give a 4 to 7 tea on Tuesday in the pretty house that was tbo home of the late Secretary Manning Rep iosentntlvp Glovers wife gave a tea today to her lest Mr Bconlan of Ht 11 Louis Thursday night was made the gayest of the weak by the Thursday Assembly german Mrs KAinUIn Stoclos ball and Miss Adole Grants fortyeight couple cotillon During tho day viltlng at tho homes of Senators crowded many drawing rooms At Mann tor Paynes house Mrs Tyler of Cleveland and Miss Taylor assisted Mrs Payne Senator Vances wife and her sister Miss Hteolo who uro In mourning do not receive formally but were at home to friends The pretty parlor with an open fIre and the company not to large bo seated made Mrs Vances reception charmingly social Senator Butlers wife had her two handsome daughters to assist her Miss Kate Foote was one of several friends to assist Senator Chandlers wife sTr fends Senator Walthalls wife bad agreeable assistants i sistants In Mrs Chew Mrs Pinson Mr West neil Itopresentativo Catchings wife At Senator Shermans house his daughter daulhtr Miss Sherman was a charming young hostess wearing nsimple white gown Her cousiiMiss 1 Rachel Sherman from New York noured tea Senator Grays wile who has but recently I joined her husband held her frt Thursday reception Mrs Gray Is one of the handsomest 1 Ttomen In the Senatorial circle a graceful hostess and one whoso ready hospitality at tracts visitors Senator Camerons beautiful house was open and Mrs Cameron who Is always a charming oways woman was assisted by Miss Cameron and her I sister Margaretta Cameron Senator Bowens wife at the Rlggs House I and Senator Bates wife at the EbBltt held large receptions Senator Joness wife of Ar I kansas hal her two daughters wre several young friends including Attorney General Garlands daughter Miss Garland to assist in receiving One of the pleosantest receptions was at Senator Sablns house where visitors were received by Mra Bnbin and hor friend Miss Murphv Among callers wore the wives of Konutors Inenlls Hearst Daniels and Hpoonor MrsHItt Mrs Wilkins the Trench and Chinese Whltford Ministers and SpinpJo with Miss I A uumbor of luncheon parties have marked I the week Mrs Job Wlsoq gave 0 luncheon on Wednesday to Miss Wilar a Ruest It the White JIUUDV Later In the day Miss ivmaru joined Mr Whitneys receiving group of young women and when most of tho callers had gone site sung a couple of dolfghtful ballads Miss Wlllard Is the prettleet of lfl Clevelands school friends who have visited at tho White 4 House She I also a tine musician and the i old Mansion has had a good share of music the past wouk oo Iast Tuesday evening there were dinner parties given by Senator Kvarts and Senator Sherman vas tenstor On the following evening Mr and Mr hoary Kdwordofl gave a dinner Invitations to the Chinese Ministers ball on the 18th lire 1 beautlfullyengravedourds naming the hour of 0 I oclock and dancing In the lower leftbaud corner The bal will be ash I handsome but not as large as the ball given lant year An unusual number of theatre parties have I non given to sec Mrs Potter this week The attitude of official circles toward Mrs Potter i baa been amusing and of course inconsistent Society people declared they would not turnout IB to see an amateurs pretty face and pretty gowns Mm Potter Is not yet forgiven for copying Mt Lanutry in making a Jonaon aeout approved by royalty That was expected of the English woman but I not of an American woman especially one BO favorably known In New York as Mrs Potter But when Monday night a with rs Potter on the stage the society people wore nlUboro to see her I was a full and faalilonablo house On Wednesday ful they worn ull out again to see Mrs Pottars thor the boxes In lull dress andtho orchestra chairs eryMaywIthflne toilets Nobodycould deny lay Noboy 1 that Mrs Potter looked JuUt to perlect nand wits lovely a a dream solos said A few had the courage to declare that In time Mrs Potter i might bo able to play Juliet Sir Charles andS 4 Lady Tupper with Ar John BIgelow sitting between them wero in an upper box next the etalo Mrs BIgelow proved herself tho brayS est woman In the house by her demonstrations of approval repeated over and oer at every opportunity There was not a bit of hesitation I orhalfbourteduess In Hrs Dlgolows vigorous clapping no regard for net gloves threatened rDlnlonand nowocileringin her sinilin lace other people wero going to follow her lead nut there aba sat very well forward and very erect smlllnir confident nnd generous with imstlnti praise for Mrs Potter ienerou8 people nre not slow to follow her lend even to the Ica slul boy in the top gallery Sir Charles and Lady Tupper are I al times a comlorabil loklnl couple and they L1r looked more cpmforlBble than that evening smiling and clapping with Mr BIgelow No matter how muob was real on their part or how much was 1 Mrs Dllelowf elere pa the result was a triumph for Mrs Potter The climax was reached when Mr Blxelow took from her I waist a small bunch of red carnations andS flung them down almost on JulMt head as she came before the curtain on a recall Mrs I Potter looked up recognized Mrs Bleolow 1 1 In an Instant a little wave of grateful surprise I touchud her face with a luminous lush making it lovelier than before Ao a bouquet the red carnations 1 wero 1 meagre offering but iw un IJUUUBI tl ut iui jrioiiuir luiuu 14 uuuuOJ 01 lowers could not have expressed more Mrs Potter has declined all ooolal Invitations tui baa seen few of the people sho knew when I ore two years ago a Mrs Whitneys guest explanation is brief to the pint and ueet fectly consistent I am a beginner and must work very hard Bight performances In a Elb woe leave ma no time for social life she said Very frankly Mrs Potter prefers Shake 1 a plays to allothora I she Is allowed to follow her own bent she will make Julitt and OJI1 her favorite characters net year with Mr Bellow to play Jlonuo sad llamhl Senator Herrick save a dinner on Thursday evening I honor of Joseph Chamberlain Among teas to given noxt week are a 4to 7 ton by Frauols Colton on Frldav nnd Vemjnseday teila by Mrs Colon 130nim3 and Mia I 1 Mis John Mullen will give alan on Saturday Mrs ltUi Ar Lament will give a tea on 1e Monday to her guest Miss Warren cve Connect praUFJCh of Oonneotion who loeee fur Alah11 occupies onl of the now OU On lUuteut aUtt The 5r house was opened on Friday br Hr and Miss French giving delightful tea Col and Mr Bonaparte went over to Baltimore on Thursday to assist at a reception given by Mr and sirs Charles Bonaparte in honor Cardinal Gibbons 1 One of the ploasontest Friday receptions warf at Gen Blacks house Mrs Block is an attractive mistress and yesterday there were td slt her Mrs 8 Bryan Mrs Lane Mn utnam and Mrs Origge There was also i bride Mr Thomas the faf Swedish wife at Thomas oiMlnlstor to Sweden and a KTOUP of young women Miss Queen Mirji Winston Mid Bookham Miss Pole Mini Bl born find Mil Oarnahan 118 Miss Facet who spent last I week with Mri Palot 1 Whitney is now the micstot Mrs Beach Grant At IMrs Grant cotton Ills Pet danoefl with Llspennrd Stewart daol i Tho British Minister daughters have net been going out elnco the death of their aunt Lady Saokvllln The legation residence will bo opened again on Monday I Tie Ilaytlan Ministers family are settled In their house on Vermont avenue Mrs Preston has not bon well since her return to Washington and she 1 not able to see visitors or take part In social gayoty A number of handsome dinner parties Trer given this evening Col and Mr Bonaparte Mr and Mr Warden gave dinners Mr and Mr Loiter gave a theatre party to sea Iavo Mrs Potter and afterward gave a supper Secretary and Mrs Fairchild gavo 0 reception tonight from I to 13 oclock The many included many Congressional peonlejand the grateful hospitality of the host and hostess made I a charming party mao Senator and Mr Palmer will give a rlep tlon next Friday evening to guests askmyi to meet the PostmasterGeneral and Mrs Diccin cop On the samo evening Secretary andiMrs Whiney will close their Friday evening scirles The 11 Saturday reception to have tfkcn tblr Saturay place at the White Houso today was not hMd by tho Presidents wire Tho news of her uncles death In Boston yesterday morning was received In the afternoon This morning SD far as could the public wereinformed tbntlr a publc werelormed Cleveland would nothold a reception The very wet day with Its pouring rain prevented much disappointment on the part of the people who had exported to go to the White Hckiso hn Mrs Cleveland will not won to the funeral of 1r Harmon Ceveland She had Intended to no the performance of Tannh user by thejJJtt tlonal Opera Company on Monday evening but CompanY of course sbo will not do so She expects isow ever to receive with the President next Thursday evening when the reception is Rive a in I honor of the army and naval officers Kve I DESIGNS FOR GIlA NTS MON fJPIWIZ Tke Coanalttecj Offer FIT Award ferIke I Competition of Artist The Grant Monument Association his just Invited artists sculptors and uruM toots to submit designs for a monumetit ro memorial building to be erected over the tomb in Riverside Park The total cost of the completed structure is Dot definitely fixed but I is suggested that signs bo submitted based upon an estimated expenditure of 500000 Should a larger sin bo contributed tho surplus is to bo oxpen dIn additional ornamentation and decoratlin and suggestions embodying such a posalbflty nro asked with each design As to the style of work I Is suggested tSat the designs should combine architecture und sculpture and that the material to used should be granite only or in combination tilth I metal Each sot of designs submitted is to be drawn to a uniform scale of onequarter of an IfiJli to onequarer the foot and to consist geometric elevlns plan of each story or division vertical see tlons through the cent of tho monument and one perspective view Each drawing Is to be marked by a nono or cipher and no other handwriting or lark of any sort is to be put on them A sealed on velope bearing a similar cipher or motto la to contain the name and address of the anthor of the design and any information ho ma choose to givi in regard to his training exifcrlenoo or professional position and his qualtttcatlons for carrying out the designs QUo All designs must bo delivered at thotofflce of association by Nov 11888 The association will select from the designs the best five and classify them as frt second third fourth and fifth and will award a premluta of 1500 to the llrst 1000 awar second Si to the third 0 to the fourth and 1200 to the fifth I the committee do not consider tny of the designs suitable they may Institute a second accepted competition competitors which may bo limited the five MCAFFRBY 01TSB Vt Be any Bempier Gave Him a rent Flcht and had the Beat If PmiiADEiiFBlA Feb Domlnlck McCaf 1 frey returned home last night looked pal but there were no marks on his fLee No said Dominick my fee was not IJe wa bruised and I have no broken bines I never felt better in my life Dompsay gave mo a great fight nnd I give him credit for getting in three more clean hits than I dtdl The decision of the referee was just The kontest was for points but I preferred settlif tho contest In lass than ten rounds If I could 11 failed and a Dempsey watched and occoptdd every chanco he had the best of tho points 1 The long delay before the fight was not caused In arguing ovcr a referee as the people supposed but Dempsey did not arrive at the rink until about ilvo minutes before we entoijd the ring We wasted very little time over the referee I do not know whetner I shall mee Dempsey again but I am willing to meet him Before Dempsey entered the ring the other night I gave him 1000 In cash The door receipts were between tCOOO and 7000 There vas much moro money than that In the lumen but the rest was knocked down The expensed of the show were about 2700 I bunked 0 There a wer more than twelve pounds fllfforenco in our weights I doubt I there truB more than ton Nothing has been said abbut another match between UI I would not object to a twenty round go I he would guarantee ma 2000 How about 1 flabt to a finish 1 I always steer clear of flnlsh fights when I can replied Dominick meditatively as when a man enters into ona he endangers his liberty I have been informed since my return home that there is 1 prospect of a purse of SI 000 being offered for a ttiush flght between Dempsey and myself I that is so I think 1 will have to take a crock at bat 10000 McCaffrey said he Intended to take a good rest for a fen weeks andwould probably oo South In a day or so I Accused of Trrlnx skoot her HnaBaad Mrs Mary Urban a ntlddloagod woman living in Canal street Btnjiloton was accused before Justice Vaughn yepterduy of trying to shoot her husband Thef quarrelled on Friday night and he says site seized a revolver and told him she would kill him but before she could use the weapo he seized her arm and managed to wrench try revolver from her hand Putting it in his pocket he left the house Ills wife then weal to lifers hardware store in Bay street fi lee she purchased urevolver She Insisted upon Muller landing the weapon and he did 40 but with loadlnl cartridges With tho reiolcer concealed tinder cnceaed her shawl she returned toiler homo and not I finding her husband there ehe locked the door When Urban returnud his was unable to ant a Into his apartments and lie went to Justice vnughns court and swor out a warrant for tho arrest of his wife LVo iiolicemeu were soot to arrest her and wbiuu they arrived at the house they found all the diEm fastened They burst in one of the doom and as they did so Ir Urban discharged heir pistol at Policeman Brennan but the blank cartridge had little effect on him blank frighten him Mre Urban was taken to Justice VauBhafl court Mullen of whom she purchased the revolver was asked by the Court iltfhe a in the habit of selling deadly weapon to womon re pled that be oap iSipt store 10 New BrunswickN and attain time he sold more 1 pistols to women than ho lid to men He ox OP le plained this by saying IhHt tbn women of that part or Now Jersey kept reiohers to protect themselves against trampja Hn tharefore did not think It strnngo who I Mrs Urban asked for a revolver strnlo Url ns husband did not press tho complaint and ulao was discharged Chrld Set llg 1p 18dor Ohnfeld the cter merat ot 83 Greene stet has be4 all the week past reorganizing his busln088 Ho has already pod the merchandise crdi 8 Whose claims were about S5o0 a cash ditldend of about 6 percent the balance It I said 18 to be Iald II bolos at Iourtighttwel4eighteen und twenty lour months lie Id to Iplr his own capital too uptiiobusinues ho amount 18 reported to 600W Jlecara ng the Hale of his real estate next Thureday7Mr Frank his at torney said yesterdaij that it wa a trustees sale und would bo abuvlutely without reserv Thu equity in the rI 11 estate had been ti bn Ot mated frtm 100000 I2COOOO The mosey I received would BO tQ puy creditors A report IB current I the tradethat the legal ezpenaea I covering the whole ai IT baa amounted to I vww This uvuu ins expenses credlto were under A well Oobnglde pir rank I thought the amount yras exacgeral Tamrfcrbllt Vnr ll flask Uanalec The Banks crftut boa Bold the hnndenmo residence and itabd 453 and 455 Fifth IUCIHIO with plot of ground 50 feet front by 10 feet deep to Frederick Vapderbllt for 1325000 The property oontfeete Br VanderbiUa riisl denoe on the I teat eorner of Vortletn Itreet and Fifth avtnue with the Onion League wt U1lon treat Club on the aortjeaat corner ot ThirtyDlntk I 1 i 1 Choking Catarrh Hart Tea awakened from a dlitntb sleep will all the horrible MBUlloni of en assassin 1 double your threat and prenlni lh tlfebr atb from your tightened chest I Du you noticed the tantior and deblllir that succeed the effort clear year throat and head ef this eatarraal matter What a aeprenlni Inflnenfte It menU upon tb mid cloudier tb memory and IUD the head with paint and ttranre noise How dincnlt II 1s HI the natal pussies throat enS lann of this pol seneca mare all ea testify who are afflicted with catarrh How difficult to pretest Ue system against IU further preen toward the leers liven asS kidneys aU phrilelau will admit I It a terrible disuse aid cries oat for reliit aad core The remarkable enratlre power when all other rem dIes utterly fall of SANFORDS 1UDIOA OBHE attested by thousands who gratefully recommend I to fellow sufferers No statement I mad martin I that cannot be substantiated bribe most respectable and reliable references Each packet rtDee contains one blUe of the RADICAL CURE one box of CATARRKAb SOLVENT and an IMPROVED INIIALBIt with treatise and directions and le eold by all druirlsts for SIo POTTBB DRUG A OIIHMICAL Co BOSTON KIDNEY PAINS KINEY WIth their weary dull achlni lUatait all rone sensation rcllrvcal In an Jf1114 lon the Ciitlourav Antlrsl r1Mri Ant TiiC flrst inS only pain subdnln Plaster Ab i MM ilntely unrivalled as an Instantaneous and 1 ZT and weakness Infallible antidote to pain Inflammation laralbl paIDlnnmDtn 8 atdotl At all rtrnsrlMs 2J elatE flea for sIm sr pastel free ef rOTTKK Dltbo ie CIIBUICAL CO Puss Man IAKMEB aVTXOKS TRIAl The metier Thread EIeaee ea wle ke Wns Gaiaivtetcd of Wife Murder MIDDLETOWN Feb 4At the term just closed of tho Otsego County Circuit and Oyer and Termlner Justice Forbes presiding Henry Button was found guilty of murder In the second degree and was sentenced a life term In tho State prison The trial lasted six days nnd was specially interesting for the slendor thread of circumstantial evidence that sufficed to incriminate the prisoner Button was a small farmer of the town of Flainflold advanced in years and ordinarily of quiet and Inoffensive habits About two years ago being then a wjdower for the third time he married on short acquaintance Letltla Anderson many years his junior Tho wife was well educated and of attractive personal appearance and Button soon grow Intensely jealous of her On this account he occasionally drank to excess nnd quarrels ensued between tho pair On Sunday morning Sept 25 Button called some of the neighbors his house telling them that his wife had died during teln night and while bo was asleep The womans body clothed In her nightdress was found lying on the floor near the bed The only Indications of death by violence were tho unnatural position In which the body was found and some abrasions of the skin of the neck Button asserted his innocence of neck assere any part In causing her death I At the trial tho prosecution showed that the I husband when excited hy drink and iealouBy I had threatened tho life of his wife Witnesses testillod also to the cramped and unnatural I position In which the body was found and to certain marks on the nock which Indicated a violent compression of the throat The defence roved that Button was put to bed on the night i question in a helpless state of intoxication and that the throat marks showed no such extremes of violence as were necessary to produce death When the case was submitted to tho jury the prisoners counsel and friends were confident of an acquittal but the jury after three hours deliberation brought In a verdict of murder lathe soooad degree His counsel will apply for a new trial on the ground that the evidence did not warrant the verdict TUB USUAL HUMOR ABOUT Not Much Dancer Ills Camlnr Back Here Stmnd Trial MONTREAL Feb 4John Eno arrived 1foN arve here from Quebec yesterday noon accompanied by Lawyer Tessler and met George Teany a lawyer of New York I is understood that a movement is on foot to effect a settlement so that he may return to the States The parties wore mute as the object of the interview So long as Eno is under indictment In New York for robbing the Second National Bank no great anxiety need be felt about his returning Who Lawyur George Tommy of New York is the directory does not reveal New York In Montreal is a likely to mean Now York State a New York city Oor III1I IB Kendent HONDOTIT Feb 4Gov Hill accompanied by his military secretary CoL Judson arrived here this afternoon from Albany Thy were met at the depot by Judge Alton Parker and State Committeeman Charles Preston and driven to tho residence of the former whoso guest tho Governor will be until tomorrow afternoon when be will return to Albany A largo throne of people including many ladles gathered it the depot desplto the drizzling rain and awaited the train to catch a glimpse of Gov Hill thin being his first Unit to this city It was the intention of the Governor to vlilt the double slide of the Kingston Tobolll Club thin evening but the inclemency of the weather prevented From 9 I to 114 this evening the Governor held a reception at the residence of Judge Parker Upward gentlemen of two hundred only Invitations were extended tit Tnnetry In Zler Ialneo Oar PrrrsBDBan Feb 4Mrs Langtrya new car run down to tho Union Depot today from the Pennsylvania yards This afternoon the Lily and Mr Frederick Gobhard inspected the handsome ear and appeared to highly pleased Mrs Lanctry after the performance this evening took up her quarters In the car which is of the Mann boudoir style The exterior tenor of the car is finished about the same asa Pullman anise car Tho interior Is indeed beautiful I Is according Mrs Lanetrys ideas of taste and convenience and old railroad men ear that she has displayed excep tionally good knowledge as to how tie interior fcrranicemeutB of a car should be It Is not so tine as some of George Jll Pullmans private cars but His a llttlo nicer than Pullmans or dinary cars The car cost about 20000 muu Scarlet Fever In Bhotte Islem I WOONBOCKET Feb iThe Town Council had 0 public hearing last evening in regard to the prevalence of scarlet fever and other Infectious diseases and passed an ordinance pro hibltlne publlo funerals and quarantining nil houses where the diseases exist Although time number of cases Is decreasing the citizens are thoroughly alarmed During November and December there were 71 deaths from scarlet fever and although the returns for January are not in there wore probably enough deaths to make the total for the threo months over 100 JPrtferrlnr Death to Tertjr BAinMOBE Feb 4Mrs Ellen Hills aged 32 years today cut her throat after having cut the throat of her child bnt she was discovered in time and It is thought that the lives of both may be saved Her husband a plasterer has bon out of work for somo time and they were without foo There being no prospect of work for hor husband she dlterm llr08Poct put an end to herself and child Her father is said to be a farmer In comfortable circumstances northwestern Maryland Daakcr Ilopktna Found entity CarcnmAxr Feb iThe jury In the cue of Benjamin Hopkins late assistant treasurer of tho Fidelity National bank this morning returned verdict of guilty The defendant a vurlct Iulty cehed tho crushing judgment with reasonable fortitude although liu has been suffering much physical puln Irom a nountlgii afluotlon Mo tlonu for now trial mind nn arrest of judgment tonl wero made and will be argued on Saturday I Thiiiinthe Dark Bomomss au lu murderous Intent ThaloaUtaa aid dastardly attests mad ttpen the rspntadoa et Boaunar stomachs BUUra by paraeoa who sssk pain 0 cheap and ttcry leaks aa Identical WIth It or to same thing ends another name or a nauy 1 4 la I DOt tnitanoss react disastrously upon th an rlnclpled trader upon popular crednllty who attempt them converting their speculation Into ruinous fallores Tli Hitler Is a pure wholesome and thoronrh medicine adapted to this total ear sad prerrniltmot fever anil acne tlllops remltttnt dxiytntli coustlpstlon biliousness debility isTTountss and kidney troublis ita very Infredlent nnllk those In thi ImltauoDa a It Is an ascertained standard ol eon and while they by rune ot thlf fiery properties mot taint 01 upon the brain and nervou syataa both then organs it ii esdedlys aa JTL Befaaaalll ne I IMPORTING RETAILERS Fulton St opposite DeKalb AYC BROOKLYN During this month we shall put dally on our table something that irlll sufficiently attractive a regards price to all visitor amply repay al vlsltn DRESS GOODS Now open a full assortment of Printed French Challies Voile Lame and English Lustrine The Figured Challies are from the most celebrated French manufacturers and are i the newest designs and colorings many of them being especially confined ourselves and not be found elsewhere The Figured English Lustrine is a full lustred pure mohair with very stylish figures in floral and geometrical designs I does not soil or crease easily The Figured Voile Lame is a very dressy material a little lighter and finer in texture than Chally in light and dark grounds with beautiful designs i i chintz and single color figures SPUING SUITINGS 110 pieces of Spring Suit ings 42 inches wide at 48 cents per yard These are not a job lot of old goods in undesirable colors but a perfectly new spring assortment consisting of twen tyseven different shades in plain colors and five in the new mixtures Any of our customers desiring medium class goods be astonished at the quality for the price Also a full assortment of 36 inch Flannel Suitings and 36 inch Gilbert Tricots in all the new mixtures at 38 cents per yard SILKS A PLUSHEa 19inch Marbleized Silk Plush complete line of new spring colors at 85 cents per yard 25 pieces Black Satin and Velvet Stripe ten designs at 79 cents per yard cost 125 to import This is no ordinary cotton face Velvet but a good heavy satin face Black Faille Francaise all silk 21inch 97 cents per yard 21inch medium weight 110 22inch heavy weight 122 22inch extra heavy weight 145 22inch allsilk Black 22ich alsil Satin Rhadames 100 per yard BLACK GOODS 44inch allwool Black Diagonal at 65 cents per yard good value for 85 cents LAOES AT ONEQUAHTEB THE REGULAR PRICE I Silk and wool Laces in black and colors at twentyfive cents on the dollar viz dolar vz 40 cent Laces at lOc per yard 60 I I IC 15c I 80 I Ce I 20c Cl me 100 I I 25c I Flouncings and Nets for evening wear in all the leading shades at reduced prices SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE OP REAL TOBOHON AND MEDIOIS LAOES DIBEOT I PORTATION JUST RECEIVED The most complete line ever shown in this city at prices lower than those advertised as auction goods or damaged by fire and water Exceptional values At 2c 60 9c 12 19c and 25c per yard SPANISH GUIPUBE AND CHANTILLY FLOUNCING Jut received our first importation of Lace FlounoingB for this season and this week will offer the following special values all in new and choice designs 42inch Spanish Guipure Flouncing 98 cents per yard would extra value at 125 I 42inch Ohantilly and Cty ad SpaI ish Qoipuw I Flouncing at 4 per yard value 175 Also at1Li0 value 200 Extra values at 200 225 and 295 in choice and exclusive designs and thread lace effects VEILINGS Chenille and souffle dotted opened Nets in all colors new line just SPECIAL 100 pieces Sewing Silk Veiling 15 cents per yard value 23 cents EMBROIDERIES For this week 22 and 45 inch Flouncings in Swiss Nainsook and Cambric at 50c 79c98c126 150 and upward Cambric Edgings at 5c 7c 9c 12Jc 19c and 25c per yard best values yet offered New designs in matched sets on fine Jaconet and Nainsook cloth Drapery and panels in choice patterns Free transfer from Jersey City to Brooklyn and return for persons who visit our store EIGHTYDOLLAR SUITS We have jut mrcbaud from the aulpitte 1 the entire tot ot Mr JOSEPH LAWS Fine Merchant Tailor under the Fifth Aveane Hotel comprlilic a varied an eortment the nneit WOOLEN rABRICS Mr Laws steed at the head the tallorlnt profeulon and old only Ue very beet tIt money could bur nil prIces for suits aa we a aaured by his blat raafed VTO from to 10 and tor TROUSERS from III VTOIthaafeetnegr Ithaafeetnegr nvarlaDle rule rive enitemen and the public lb belt our cash pnrchaHi and we bal net depart teems It In thIs laitance We hare divided the above lot Into two clause and the will be prlcti wU 20 and 25 for a SUIT MADETO OREn Ve offer a selection from any of the TROUSEBIMOS at aca We ahall take aa much pan and crIb iretnp of theie SUITS as possible and the cut the workmanship and lb trImming hal be worthy of the material These goods are net dIsplayed la oa windowt Fleas ask eee thin CEO AI CASTOR CO BROADWAY AND 18TII ST ALSO 1ST BreaWlwatr eppeelte City Hall Pam aUr NEW ZOBK CENTRAL AND HUDSON DlDION I JIIVKR RA1LBUAO GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE LINE On and after Oeoau trains leara URAN11 CEMKAL STATION tJ Irett and Flees Passenger station In America ISA Rochester and Montreal Kxpress drawing room cara to Albany Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal and fit Albana 1 A KAMODS AND VISTIBCLED CHICAGO LIMITED composed excluslrtly ot Buffet smoking car dining ear drawlngraom and sleeping cars for Albany Utica gyracase Rochester Buffalo Erie Uereland and Toledo arriving at Chicago al 060 A next day 110 an ft Chicago hxprees for Niagara tails To rent ClarslsndClaclanau Indianapolis Detroit and Chicago drawing ruora can Canandalgua and Koch te ll30A Western New York ana Northern Express with drawing room ca axe Albany Troy and Ute special with draw el wl er iniroom cars to Albsny and Troy Connects at Troy hr Saratoga on Saturdays only 1 Accommodation Albany and Troy 1 Fast cnlearo ClnclnaatT and iI Lab Express fer niagara Falls Buffalo Hutpenslon Bridge To nato Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis ML Louis De troll and Chicago with sleeping and dining cars 30 Montreal and canandalgua Lxpress dally Sleeping car to Flatuburjcb and Montreal via Rouse fi Feint and vIa I II Athens also to Syracuse and Cacan deigns west dally baDe except buuday lad train does not run I Special sleeper arrives Rochester 4 A Buffalo tm3 A Ul and Ceveland 1 a next day IJ II 30 fast Mgbt Kxpress for Rochrster But falo Slayer Falls toronto Usteland Cincinnati In I dtanapolla St Loula Detroit and Chicago with sleeping cars bleeping cars to atertown via Lllca I dally except Saturday It to Oanandaltua on fiundays only ODI1 UN Ight Albsny Express with sleeping cars to Albany and Troy Connecta with the morning trains for the it for Esiatoia Lake Ueorge and the North except Saturday night Tckl nlpaeol drawing room and sleeping can on sal at Urand Central Htatlon 419 7XV and 04J Broadway 12 rack nlaca 7 Battery place West 125th 1 aid faith I Station New York 33J Washlngien and too Fnltan at Uroolljn and 79 4th it WUllanu burgh 4tbt II nsstcotts Express calls for and check haggag from hotels and residence fm Ran dally othen dally except Sunday Stop at 188th St button take up passengers for North and t3tl 1 TOUOir llaMa MONETT General Superintendent General Fassenger Agent PKNNHYIVANIA KAIIKOAO I On and after JANUARY a IBBA ORKAT TBtTNK iJI AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTS Trains leave I Hew York via fiesbrosse and Cortlandt Street Kerrfss aa toilers Oarrlsburg Fittsbnrgb and the West with Pnllman Palace a tfA 7 and 5 1 1 dI Pama York and CMr Lhnled1 Parlor Dining Smoking and Siseplag Votae Care at 0 A 1 very tmokl Wlllls 81pD Lock lan A 11 Corny and WIIIrrlr conneotlng at Curry for TltuavlUe Ietroieum Centra end the ill 1 Regions TIUTU Far Lebanon A flJo and la 15 night For Norrlsiowik Fhoctilivilla rottstown and Reading 0 10 A Ml and 4 IV fi Batorisjs only PM buS 8taa 1 taJ dsys no aad lilA rr r6 Washington and the Sooth Limited Wash logtoa Express of rollman Parlor Can and Pennsyl vanla Kallroad Dining Car daily except Sunday lu A arrive Washington 4 and su a ti arrive Washington W12 I regular at aM 1 soi 530AM 1 1 4 80 and 0 fl and 13 14 night I night snmiday6iS andUA M4e3sad0P andiiu I Fir Atlantic City 1 week days rorO Nay UsOO I week days Saturday only iW Branch Bay Head Jnncllon and Intermediate istlona Rahwayand Ambor 810 Itrdlt a to and bl On Sunday lliS A sada si do IC stat al sbury Park ao For Old PolaJ and Norfolk la New York Philadelphia Tort IhUdebla ana Norfolk Railroad every day via Baiu mere and hay Line 453 week days 1 aI BolO Brooklyn Annex1 cnnnsct with all through trains at i Jersey City affording a speedy and direct transfer for Qreoklrn travel arrlTeyroraPlttsburrh7ia8 1130 AM 7 and VomPUblr1 10 8 n8 J5 I dally rremAashlogion and Baltimore too Jd MlM3M 4 5tt 8 5ft km and 10J4P gqniaySrW BJOAV SaT 6JXV 9n a OS4PM Frost Philadelphia 3Z0 82OSiO 7ir 8 elet es 1040 1150 pr ZO sA 1R 2 J30 8 SO 45O S40 930 T7 20 SJO ejo n3 0 Pf Mld ll2OnIgbt Sunday Ki 52I 650 8 n1 nA 3Nt 6O 1 eo 92 10 12 FO PJ LDEIA Jtxprep Trains leave swYor vii DtbrO and Certlsndt Biresta Pennies a toflcwi 5207108 I II CbloIO Limited aDd WMuton LhItIlnd LI A I 2 3rjt 4is bii 1 a Sod Mio hi d4 1215 itigIit Accommnoda ilMand ueo II flu A 440 and 7 ii Sunday Reprise e16d I United andioA 1 42t a a sadprz and i1laeigbt A 1 Train iaisg New Yok daily noopl Sunday at I and Jlin A J4 a 4 2 ttKUTViid foxTff and ii I ft on Uandava connect at Trenton for Camden uznii train leave Irad SLrut ilaion Ibldl I I 1 6 4 iIdIndd ad 6 A I 4 Llltd 60 Ixpr 11 Ub Dlbln viii sits and eao rK12Itl 28touu 4t 555 930 114 1241 20 dWLimitedX tLlmlld Ii 1 ad Sl2 rJr exempt I JMa Cadon I A and 430 1 UoU8 Ticket tarn 1 t3 and M4 Broadway I Astor jUrr place and IDl 01 Desbro i and Curt lanotl 4 COurt it wl lirnokirn Annex tit Ion foot AIIO mif Pulto it roeklymmi I mtluo Tfml Jstley City Emigrant icket nrnct ramie I Uardtu ICn CUJ Iulranl Tue hew Vt7k Zfamizter Company I ron for and jaiinpftair hotels and ono rldJett wono 0nral Maoajtcr Osncral I aisr Ant IOPBiLLAjgp555 ASS TRENTON 5 BounD BROOK ROUTE TENTN Tins Tbl at 10br IBIS I 14bSIst473 Yok tott Lbt ta IIL Il 1 4 XI IF iP8j 11Ult Je aiiDuOsA uxor Baa I i uib 12SWUIQ cAns tit A LAVOUIf IAN chemiraltypure end per As tautly fresh for the palnlt exruolltiii or Ircth tuici uo titans fur gas extrai ling I whet sets are lube made rrr uo finer work 10 lie I mi In New York than we esbititi with ear atu sets Cbo csnutt be duplicated eUewlif for less than Jj Wi Hire a legal written aftt i tam atari lets and others or a eaewr fra KSSaoVJrolMnt II tor YO CO TIIAUS 10 tIrb below 14L a opp IDII 1 i THE ATTENTION OF THE THEATRICAL PROFEssgo PROFESSINI SINGERS AND SPEAKERS JS PdBTJClLeBL CLLBD TO RIKERS EXPECTORANT One bottle of which is warranted to cure any ordinal cough or cold or your money Is returned A pleasant swift nnd SURE CuRE for Coughs and Colds I If tnkcn as soon ns you feel tlmtirritntton or drvnem of the thront occasioned by cold FOUR to MAX O8E DOSE WILL CURE I wont cure horrible sore throat lu one night nor in fact will I cure anything lu that space of time it lakes at least a day or so to cure a cold but I IT WETS THEKE ALL THE WAMK I STOPS your COUGH almost AT ONCE but should you stop taking i after two or three doses probably Your couch would return One filing yon can always be sure of 5 till LONG before you have emptied the bottle you will As a trial of this TRULY WONDERFUL medicine COSTS NOTHING nnd as O5 cases out of every I GO WILL HE CUItEII I is well worth your while to AT Ig IU MAKE THK TRIAL Price per bottle containing a hnirpiut enough to cure eight people If taken in time I 60 CENTS Insist on having HIKERS EXPECTORANT and yon are positively sure of cure Mo not allow any one to per sHade you otherwise pr old by almost all dealers throughout the United States or viI be sent free of charge to any part Unie United States on receipt of price by WM RIKER SON Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists ESTABLISHED 1846 at No 353 6th AV New York Laboratories 585 Washington St and 55 5 and 59 Clarkson St Descriptive Catalogue and Price List Mailed Free on Application I hat our TRADE MARK la OB 1 gosd pnrportlttr to be HIKERS BROOKYN FURMUE COMA SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE This Week of 500 Chamber Suites i Iui a fIT SS r7i i 21 Reduced from 33 For this Handsome Chamber Suite of 7 pieces In Ash Mahogany or Walnut Finish BwimdM Bevel Flrtola8 Plate Looking make and Glass warranted Dedntead and Dresser each stands 7 i Inches We S185 Reduced from 27O 65 Reduced from 90 For a Massive Solid Mahogany OhamberButto extra large French Betel Plate Looking Qluss For an Elegant Bold Black Walnut Chain larle all hand carvings tho very best ma Bulte Bovol French Plato took Ins llnss eitn hogany used In its constrnctlon a mane la larao andmagaUo Warranted fnl elm warranted in eorr respect SB45 Reduced from 2568 9150 Reduced from 210 fom For a HnndBomo Chamber Ktillo In OM English For an elegant Chamber Suite Oak Hule 01 JpJMw MM VMM vniuuv UUI In Solid Mohog Oli Mahogany or Walnut first cln1 J11 Jhr imy or Walnut solid substantial nud neat in Finish large Swinging Hotel Trend I letS every respect Warranted In every respect lOoking Glass Hosilo Decorations Aponm I K100 mule In every respect and warranted Reduced OC Ieduccd from ffl jForoMaBsive Sold Black Walnut Chamber 925 Reduced from 34 BultoTflth large IrencU Jlevol 1lote LooUtnu tulte Qlaas best Tonnewoo Marble Lokln For a fine Chamber Suite finished In Old En Top hun Suie lnl6hd GAs made first class Warranted op Hull Oak or Mnliocany Larce Strinirlnc Dne mao frt Warrantol 1mto Looking Gmt8 uundsomolr carved 1lto Loking hlnd8omoly 485 Reduced from 120 First clues in ovory roupect carve For a very Handsome Solid Hlack Walnut 18 Reduced 28 Manodnny Chamber Sold Jack Snlnclnir or iZ8 from 2 Bevel French Ilat Looking Glass hand Foi neat Cllmbor Suite In Ash Old OsLO Ah carved best mako Warranted MaiiOKimr Flretclass make The above Chamber Suites are all of the latest style and warranted a represented If they do not prove satisfactory the money will be refunded The Largest Most Complete and Best Assorted Stook of Rich Medium and Plain Furniture and Oarpetings of any house in tho country and always at Prices Lower than tho Lowest Brookyn Fmliture Company I 559 to 571 Fulton Street Brooklyn SKIMMING DISH POROUS PLASTERS I I Theri ire many bolee 10 a skimmer asys the prorb and eo there ace In porous plasters mot be bay 11 a much medicinal value a a skimming dab ThIs ii eepeeiatiy true vr the rid original It4 psiecitad DOlr who hiudrot clailfl is that I I frol In trail IbrI Is ai much vitae In its 101 Cl 10 II Ir I artae EXSOSI IlITIXU Ion Is I 1YIICUr anduottiiogimaiine4 I tin Itci lioe exvcpt list ihcV I bothlnl la ooh101 I pmnlpliy eurcim cmisb cold obet Irooll IhlloolI tiilnt lion old mI oriC 14 pains Ait to ItSRUX iiASTJl ld rruo all ihens I An Old lltslilent Stranger WasblngtonrCan yon cllreot me to a flrst lasa hotel sir Oentlemaa No sir I cannot trangrTe you ae a strange hers toot UOINI 2 bay UTi4IWMhtnjtq aZl I I 1 Ne quit Aeclined I Brother Jobnslng to Uncle nastu a nel I DonYrllrc Jer Baitus will yo ute up dolto Alsuawclnt vsaainswhtitgeuuaa iethU J5 UDo a1 I bl Ile el 1 UOWI.