FIEI W 1:
Will o'er this week the Mall lilo at
la the min or lea-walk. 'l'ha’ee gaoae were purchased at a In“ hanllrup: sat-e,
are the Iaeet ever attired in thtap laeo. awapa the let there are Gullah alleles,
um . heee lead- will «nuance In price at ”a per yard.
A New Lot of Velvet and Body Brussels.
IICBI PATTIIII THAN EVER.
RIG 1401‘ OF DOOR MATS JUST RECEIVED, FOR 36 Cents
A LARGE LINE OF LACE AND l'tlll'l‘llilll) CURTAINS
. Al prices that will command attention.
SOOFIELD ab I-IOY'I',
SflU’I‘II Noll‘V/I tile'.
CORSET COVERb
A A NEW ASSORTMENT AT 25 Cents
' A JOB ASSORTMENT AT 11 Cents
A JOB ASSORTMENT AT 17 Cents
Geod Values in other Grades.
A. DICKERMAN-“da SON,
84 WASHINGTON STRE‘) SOUTH NOIHVAIJC.
Fagin-Egg?“ ClllllryalllilislwavllilliRNlTunB
jr'toilelile, TTEAT BAHAAI NS.
Piece-d, 84 35.
Decorated Too hot. so;
Deewrated Chamber Set 88.; ___ .._-
, I ' - - 3‘15. 00 Antioue ('iiumhor Suits
303' All (ill hm“! 6021815, 4.20:0 “tidal ’ reduced to 82 0. 00.
B“ e (3! 0.
' . 330. 00 Solid (ink Suits reduced
STFAH‘LIDEATERS STOVE?) and RANGES ‘ to 325 00.
l. liot Air Heaters.
V lerrlll Business College.
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Tram ”hool-
WWfilahflae-metagm
Tm and Hill-9'1 IIUD W: "k EThey must be 50” we must
have the room.
David Stow
Terms
The Last Audience
Brine: and .Elnperor.
It'll! exhilaration .aouaow.
la Ina Ilaoli Am at tho Will
rendered Ill-a While In lama ta‘tho
Paine-1'1:- “your and the In...
"Dropping the Pilot Qwerhaard."
Basua. llareh Il.--'l'he farewell audi-
eueehetween the emperor audl’rlneslio
march was held yelterday. The interview
'laetedthreeqnarlan at an hour. The»
tiring chancellor VI heartily cheered C
his way lathe paiaeehyerowde whtehhad
gathered along the route. As thapripee
was driving part the bridge between the
hinge rteu and Under den Lindsa his horsee
aided and one of then: became entangled in
the tracm it was emery to stop the
carriage until the home were arranged.
A crowd quickly gathered about the el-
chaumlior and ladies threw him homiuels
and Hand their halide to him.
I'rlaee Ills-sank lhads 'l'aars.
Prince Bismarck was so greatly elected
that lie shed team He ahooh hands with a
number of thoae about hie carriafl. and his
volua (altered as be thanked the people fol
their demonstrations at “faction. The ac
iii-lent was of a trifling nature, and suede
a- the ham. was arranged the prince re
sumrd his drive amid cheera
in the lower house of the Prussian diet
Chancellor Von Caprivl read the amount
acceptance of Count Herbert Bismarch's
resignation of the oillee of imperial foreign
minister. and the appointment of himsell
(lien. von Caprlvi) to succeed him.
Herr von Alvensleven baa declined the
oilloo of imperial secretary for foreign af-
lain
The iulehaanrleger, in announcing Prince
Bismarck’s farewell interview with the em’
mror, retain: {or the prince the title of duke
of Lauenburg.
Orion) Dale-ta Ca-hridga.
Manon, March ill—The great annual
race between the boat crews of Oxiord and
Cambridge universities took place on the
Thames yesterday and war won by the Ox-
i‘ord crow. The Cambridge crew was the
decided lavorite in the betting. it won the
toss for [milieu and choae the Surrey side
of the river. At 4:44” the word was given
and the crews started Oxlord was first
away. The Cambridge crew pulled the
faster stroke and overtook Oxlord and
passed them, and led at Creepers.
Time. Iii Illn.. I loo.
By the time Craven Steps, six fnrlonga
from the start, was reached, Oxford had
gone to the trout again. Hammer-amine
bridge, a mile further on, was reached at
4:55. When paaaing this point Cambridge
had a lead of a hall length. At 4:55 Calllr
bridge passed the Thornycrolt yard, leadinp
by air feel.
When the Hovonihiro meadows, three
miles from the starting point, were reached
at 4:59, both crews were pulling on even
terms, Oxford led at Barn. bridge. fowr
fut-long: further on, by a hall length. She
paced that point at on Oxford than
forgedaheadand wontharaea hyalsnstl.
Bartluiewas22niln. and3see. Theroorss
war the usual one‘ from Putney to liartlaha,
a distance of four miles and seven luring.
the Pope and the Emperor.
Balms. March 27.-—-'l'ha Baichsasuigu
pubihhas the letters that passed between
Emperor William and the pope on the sub
ject of the labor cooler-once. 'l'he emperor’a
letter. in which he hiolosed the program
of the oouferenoe. announeu that Bishop
Kopp has been appointed a delegate, and
says the emperor knows that Bishop Key;
ia thoroughly imbued with the pope's ideas,
and will materially contribute to tin aw
cess of the humanitarian work.
The Pope's Reply.
The pope, in his reply, congratulates lin-
peror William upon taking the fieldfuva
resolute rilort in a worthy cause, which
meeta the pope’s heartiest wishes. Mair al-
luding to encyclical dealingswith the social
question, the pope says he moguls-slits
high value of an attempt to settle questions
by an international conference; appredater
the emperor‘s acknowledgment of the great
edicacy 0! religion and the church in be so
lution 0! social questions; hopes that ths
church’s servants will he supported bythl
authorities in the exerciaeol their inactio-
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'im- with the social queaions
warmly wishes the conference sm-oea; ax—
prewes gratification at the appointmnit oi
thop Kopp, and modules with cordial
wiahasfor the sultan ed thereupon: and
blatantly.
Parlia-ealary ladle-at
me,larch tit—The election h the
Ayr diatrlct resulted in a gain for the Con
servativn, their candidate, Ir. Bomsrvll,
receiving 2,610 votes agalnat 23$) ed foe
hiaopponaut, lir. Bootledge. Liberal.
Donna, larch fill-Mr. \‘eae
Nationalist. has been elected to the seat in
the house of commons tor the welt dim
of county Gavan, made vacant by we death
of Mr. Biggar. Thmwasnooppo‘sttieete
Hr. Knox.
"Dropping the I’ll-t.”
Manor, larch ill—Punch publishes a
cartoon on the urination of Prime BI:
stuck entitled "Dropping the Pilot.” '
carton repreasnb Emperor Willia- lean:
iagoverthehulwarksot aveeaei and our
lanplating Prince W as he M
‘a ladder hanging over the ship's side.
”my toadeatleauealhat.
law You, larch raw.
AND. “Matthew-hm
disehargad driver, Jobs
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malarial. Thar-velvete-
lieu Ania-t It. ”seed.
a: mumnpmimam
a slam
my the National lam. mcgem‘
a will-quill. Unltwllitateerim
that oi Jud (VB-ten, Arnold and Tim er,
”legal the hisaetioa for with
the lieu"; Mums“ was in the
w 0! mint orwer captain.
Willie-Ewing. Theeplaianhaiieav
haustive one, eoveriu the ease ladstall and
giving one severe blows to the league eo-
traat ior its inequality
la the retiree at his opinion Judge Wallace
says: "The term ‘right to neerva’ is used b
the contract in theseuae that obtain-in bee.
hauaomdaturamadthaslthtaieaoedu
unify an option, the character at which
was well understood by baseball clubs and
probate“! players when the present coo
traat'v'ss wade. Aa a eoereiveeouditlou.
which places the player practically, or at
least incanrsably, in a situation where he
nutmwith thsclah that heareserved
hi. or face the probability ol loetug aa ew
gegerneut tor the waning season, it is own»
he and valuable to the club. But oaths
bad-oi an action tor darnages it the player
talk to contract, or for an .ctlou toenforae
qieeiile performances. it h‘holly ungatoey
be legal remit is merely a contract iftne
parties can agree.
”However this may he, the players wer
not the plaition to act independently, and
if they had refused to cement to the terms
proposal by the clnba, they would havadom
'so at the per“ of losing an engagement.
Thefaota, therefora,are notauchaatoper
Inlt any weight to be given to the acts oi
the parties as avlnclng their own construe
tion of the contract. It (allows that the
act of the defendantin refusing to negotiate
with the club for an engagement for the
m of "I”, whilea breach of contract,
is not the hrearh of one which the platen!
can enforre. The motion (or an injunction
is denied” .
No Truth in the Diary.
Blnctlill, N. Y.. March L'l.-—Preaideiil
George K. Fraser, oi the Syracuse AM
can Baseball club says. that in bi! opin'mn
there to no truth in the story that Syracuse,
h which he lost a position similar lei
. ”‘9' ,
Arehhhhop Kohl, at lllwalhee. ' ~
larch ringed 12 yesrsA
”WWW“
In York state have been a : J.
,Broolllale; J. I Jm bet
Hillary: 0. C Rabi-sol, New; B. Scott,
lawllltord: (i. Emma-slur!“
The Valley liatioael link of Che-rhea
m Pa, mm nailed-a lohegbh‘r
ar- will: a capital of Olin”.
The mil-Myle- ml Wag railroad
slats-ital for the heath o! 'envasry ihowv
anetiaereassoi “will.“ over the saws
rnouth last year. ‘
Rev. DnLILCarlel, m oi My
church. Rochesten I. Y., died aaddsaly at
heart die-see March ', aged ”year:
The libel suit broughthyllev. Dr. Charles
H. Bylauce, rector oi, lit. Iarh'achtlreh,
law York. against Nicholas Quarks-hos.
the lawyer and ve-trymaa at the church,
ended la a verdict for theplalntifl award“
htnl “£10,010 darnegsaaod'Msupplar-ntary
Albert smith, so y old, living on
ladhon avenue, Eliza h, N. J., who has
been a coilwtmmindustrial company,
oi’ Jersey City. from a peasenger
train oa the Pennsylvania road in North
Elizabeth. Ho loll under lira wheels and
woe intently killed.
District Attorney Follows has written the
New York legislature calling attention to
lheframli in the New York city We
elk-and urging kguilatwe actioa toward
Morning the methods which have hsoaghl
about we a deplorable state of slain.
Dllworth Choatr, The New York “with
reporter w ho overheard the “variation oi
the Fleet jury, has been osdsnd by Judge
Barrett, 0! the New York supreme court, to:
show cause on Friday why he should not he
pneiahed for mnteinpt of court
NOMiNATiONS 8V GOVERNOR ABBETT
Edward I'. lion-yam. a! Rework. M
l‘raa by the Court of l'wnloaa.
Tumor, March Lil—Governor Abbott
hassent the following nominations to the
senate: For members oi the state board
ofcharlties and corrections, Frank 1’. Ho
Rochrator and Toledo are to be dropped
from the Association; that Louisville's fran- ,
chiaaia to be sold and that “'nshingtitm!
lndiauapolia and Detroit are to be admitted
to the American ranks. He says Hy menu
was given a franch‘ne with no conditions atr‘
tached and that 825,000 wouldn't buy Syra
enae’s franchise alone, and it would take as '
much more to buy hiacontracta with player.“
so farsignoll. m ‘
1’. .II’ Do the Mayan.
lxmaluroua, Ind. March '31. -—The own-
era 01 the ludianapolia club practivali y ad-
mit that tiu-re has been no bona tide ante oi
the Indianapolis hall players to New \ork,
but that an arrangement has been enterrd
into by which the league is solidified and
mngthened in its tight against the Brother-
hood, and has form] an alliance with the
Association, so far as lndianapoiie is con
orrned, in “doing" the Players’ emotion.
The scheme is a highlyaatisfactory financial
one for thaowners of the Indtmalem club.
Luanda Colin Strike a snag.
New OILIAKS. March ZZZ—The Timur
Democrat'aGaiveston mini says: "Anson’a
Chicago National turn was treated to a
hug- snrpriae yeaterday afternoon intheir
match with the Galveston nine. Anna’s
colts were ontballed and outplayed at every
pointanddefeatrdhyaseoreof tilted"
Philadelphia Dale-la Brooklyn.
Jacssoaviua, Fla, larch 27,—1hs
Brotherhood pale here yesterday afternoon
lIaIltad as followa: Philadelphia, 8; Brook
iyn,h. Bothteanialaft for theaorthlhia
morning. The Brooklyn team will
sail for New York via the Clyde steamer.
Cleveland Dale-ta ('hicaga.
Mums, Tron, March flit—The Cleve-
lud and Chicago Brotherhood elaba played
here yesterday alternooe, the first nailed
winning—8 to l
The University Tea- Downed.
Cmntontarma. Va, larch fill—The
Balm Brotherhood club debated the Uni-
varity of Virginia lean: by a score of ll
to a
llev. John Wall-ll Dead.
Fau. Riv“, Ian, March tel—The Rev.
John Westall, pantor oi the, ow Jerusalem
church here am! one 0! best known
preachers in New Eng , died larch m
again He waaborn England, cemeto
America in toil) and in 132% to thiseity,
where he acted as a designer at the Ameri-
can Print work's for thirty years. lie was
always tolerated in educational nova-ante
and antioalawry, temperance and mun
reforms. Prom Brown university be r.
ceivad the honorary degree at L M. In 1”
he visited Europe and in 1875 the Holy
Land. Onbis return from thelattartoor
heaceepied thepaswrateol the llewJera-
.leni church Ir. W retail leav- a widow
and two daughters.
Senator lagalls Dena-weed.
Arcuieox, Kan, limb art—The Darn
ers' Alliance of Karma, in mveatioad
Topeka, paged-mg other resolution“:
following: "ltotwithtandlag thefaetthai
JohaJ. legallshasrepreeeatad Kaunas
eighteen yearsin the United Statea aenaw
itisadiflenltnattuforhiamta
pointtoasinglenseasnrehehaaavarehala-
pionedlninaiaterest oi they-standal-
ruralaudlaboriagalesueat oi Kaunas-ll
wawillnotsappert by on vote-or inla-
dasnoe. any undid-talc thew
wholavurshhrreleoiioato wall-lied
States senate.” The, resettle- aho
inaudthselsetlonoill'nieed Brawl-nurse
loll-Mb
was one. hat Itch.
Pmunsulu, lareh Sir-Ira Jan-s
lcCauley. who her been living h abject
poverty for a anal»: at years atla. an
Chesterstraet. thheltyjalrautiylaansd
that her husband, who. sheuppeod was
desd.isswrelthyniaerathh,fihnsheae
countdeaho Kitten-e bMai
mam. Wyhaehesaeuhuauieatsl
’3. W penitentiary.
Del-molt, at Monmouth; Henry Fredericlu
oi Camden: Aaron K, Baldwin, of Essex.
and Martin \1 it. searing at florria For:
managers at the Home for Feehia Minded
Women Mrs- l arollneB. Alesonderandlrai
. Amie!" hill. Thegovernoralaotransmitud;
the yogurt oi Robert C. Barret, secretary!
and engineer 0! the boundary commie;
. emu, and recommended the passage of an
act to fix the boundary line» of Hudson!
Essex, [nilm Middleflex and Monmouth
counties, no its to loafer!- to the lines eatab
lished by agreement between the commie
ainnsof tlw. state of New York and New
Jersey.
The courtut lanlom hall set seven con-
victs free. Family :leatitutiou was the
reason in nzwariy all the cuts. Edward F.
Hummeal, v.1." wan unleaded to ten.
years for t- rgrry in'l‘iwwark, was among
tho-m who got tzn-lr liberty. He has vaivw
hr (thaw: o! the heart and tsupmted u
dlu guild.
lloynl ‘l’rmplars of Temper-lure.
BI rum, X. Y., Marlh‘” _. —.-§.t the see
nothing: of ih: thirteenth annual session of
the supreme munmi, [Loyal Temple” 0!
Trmpulnnce, two [primal committees were
were: (In biennial "Anions, J W. Wilson,
Kinmumly. Illa: l’ l‘éorse Edmboro PL,
and T. Maylhaut, Bath: u: and on examiner
tion at acconnta, ilr. J. ll. Emory, New-
castle, PL; J. 1!. Cnvlweii, Cleveland, 0.,
andA. ll. Partridge, Flushing, Bitch. The
alternoou aesaion was aim entirely cow
snmed in the consideration at the vital and
degreeaofthe order hytheoouncilaaooru—
mittaeof the whole. The eveningse-i.
was devoted to ronaidea'ation oi the state
and eatemion n! the order.
To Italur also Ink Baal-ass.
New Your, March Eli-A committaefrora
the mil producers has held a long confer-
ence with the: members of the Milk KK-
change, at which the (allowing resoluties
was adopted: Resolved, That a committee
of three be appointed by the presidents oi
the dilerent organizations for the purpose
of exchanging views to the bettering of the
milk business, both to tho dealers and to the
producers. ’lhe mrnmittn was appointed
and held an executive union. It wasdo
cilia-i to report certain recommendations,
which, if adopted. will facilitate the great
lieu of cooperation of the two organza
tiona The committee’s report was rewind
by the meeting held at the exchange today.
[to (10¢ flirty Icons.
11am 1‘. 11., March era—Sylvan
W. Hill, of Dorcheater, who has been con-
Ined in jail here awaiting trial on the
charge of murdering an, infant lound in the
woods at Compton his summer, pleaded
guilty ioachargaof murderintheucoad
degree andwas sentenced to thirtyyearl'
hard labor in state’s prison.
Woole- rltis said.
Patna, him, lurch! .—'rae Water,
Dell, Shaw and Valley Woolen mine at
Wala have been solid at auctionuadara
foreclosure to G. EBahrkCo.,o(8taf
ford Syringe, Conn. The price paid was»
mom Part of the aiilhwill hepatin
operation at once.
An lab-un- l'athav'a Sankara.
Goran, Oat, larch n-Ikhu hitch,
.yearsof age, eoavlcted at manslaughter
h death of hi ille-
ea-tagxthe
gltllfite ch of which he was the father,
he been sentenced to imprisonment for life
Mae Ila-rs a‘ Day's Warts.
Banana, Isa, M224» es.-
ntttaeotthejoarseyneaoarpeateraudthe
whuildvrs havesignd the agreement
aiahiagtha work day nine bears and the
paynfllperdayfortheyaarheginniag on
April I.
sea. croahJs sum.
Was-moo. Iarrll 21.-—Iaj. Gen. Bah.
hourly-adoredum‘ndoflkn. Creek.
water’- In feet leasea.
appoint d by the supreme councillor. They ‘
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