Wentgmtsaleofladies' VestslastBaturday
Viiwillhavebettervalnnesthan everbefore
, We make special mention this week of our
‘ complete line ot Mohairs in all the best shad-
ings, which we have been selling at a reduc-
ed rate at 75c and 85c, our prices at the pre-
sent are 50c and 65c a yard Very cheap.
Avail yourself of the opportunity.
CHALLIES.
.We have also just received in stock one
case of Challies, regularly sold at 22c. All
ihebest textures which are positively at the
'ce marked cheaper than they can .be
. alright at wholesale. Width 36 inches, price
I 14 cents yard.
BLACK GOODS.
This department we make our special
‘ stud , as for variety of styles and prices, we
7 are iyar'in the lead. Our sales are constantly
3 » inmeasing, showing without any hesitancy
that our prices as well as the largest variety
are 25 per cent. below retailers’ prices.
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for Se; It will pay you to watch that we window this week,
shown, as what are termed Bargains Watch it! ,
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In this department we are anticipating an-
other big week. Our sales never during our
history have been more satisfactory than dur-
ing the spring and at present. Our stock of
fancy scrims, from 10c yard to 750, are great
bargains- Our lace curtains, at every price,
are within every one's reach. Upholsteries
in large varieties and everything in connect-
ion with that department is complete and we
are striving to push it to the front more and
more every day.
PARASOLS.
We are again making wonderful induce:
merits this season in our parasol department
in plain silks and Glorias at 99c, $1.25, 1.33,
1.35, 1.39, 1.45, etc, etc.
We could mention prices in this depart-
ment to fill our whole space, but to give you
an idea we mention a low of our best bar-
gains above. We have in stock the largest
assortment of colored parasols for the coming
season that we have ever shown before.
OIL CLOTHS AND SHADES.
Shades with and without fringe from 25c upwards. Oil cloths in all widths and at every imaginable price.
made and hung_by competent hands employed for that purpose alone.
Shades
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orders l’re-ptly Attended Te.
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In this city and vicinity to sample our
25 CENT BUTTER.
Pure, New, Sweet and of Exquisite Flavor. We are offering
a big drive in this fine line of
Elgin Creamery Butter
And we know if you once try it, we have you for a steady
customer. Our aim is to give you the best goods in quality
and quantity, and we do so by offering you
4 1'2 Pounds for $1.00.
The inn innnnn Lnnnll lllll tnnnlnns
Have the largest sale of any in this state. Our goods‘ are
purest, fieshest, the best money can buy, and prices low. We
are headquarters for
Jones’ Superlative Flour
resentment: IN “3828A”
mint to mercies
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Alarm lie-cron- anrtoe— In the
It‘ll the lit-willy ”Inject to the Ila-ta
a... on «r the rum inn Italians.
Waantsrmrs, May lttfibir. Simian in-
troduced Hi the [Wit/all! a proponent amend-
ment to the Jones silver bill sent. to him
by the ”rotary of the treasury. The
amendment is as follows; “That upon the
panageotthl» net the balances standing
with the treasurer of the United States to
the respective credits of national banks for
deposits made to redeem the circulating
notes of such banks, and all deposits there-
atter received tor like purpose, shall be
covered intothetreasury nan miscellaneous
receipt, and the treasurer ot the/United
that. shall redeem (rum the general cash
in the treasury the circulating notes of
mid banks which may come into his pos-
aamion subject to redemption, and upon
the ccrtiilmte oi the comptroller oi the
cumncy that such notes have been re—
eetved by him and that they have been de—
stroyed and that no notes will be issued in
their place, reimbursement 0! their amount
shall be made to the treasurer under
such regulations as the secretary ol
the treasury may prescribe from an
appropriation hereby created, to be
known as ‘nationnl bank notes, redemp-
tion acorunt.’ but the provisions at this
act shall not apply to the deposits received
under section 3 of the act oi June so, 1874,
requiring every national bank to keep in
lawful money with the treasurer of the
United States a sum equal to 5 per cent. 0!
its circulation, to he held and used for the
redemption of its circulation notes, and the
balance remaining of the deposits so cov-
ered shall at the close of each month be re-
ported on the monthly public debt state-
ment as debt of the United States bearing
no interest."
'l'wo Seeded Amendments.
'l'hn senate resumed consideration 0! the
silver bill, and Mr. Teller continued his
I. licenidthcreweretwoleatures
oi the bill which should be amended if the
trill was to perform the two things which
its trim-ii proposed to accomplish by it—
thnt was to raise the price of silver audio
vetotbe country on increased circulation.
t was absolutely necessary-lint themse-
urynotcaprovided (or in i e bill should
have the highest possible money function.
it one of the principal duties of money (the
discharges! indebtedness) was denied it,
its depreciation and the suspension of all-
vcr purchases under the bill would he luv
vlted. He did not deny that the pungent
the kw would put the price oi silver up.
he very introduction had that died.
The Mien 0' Silver.
There was n party, not in the red
Stnten alone, but all over the we that.
held the erullts oi the world, that. took toil
from all quarters, that levied tributoonall
enterprises and that was arrayed agninat
divu- aa money. For seventeen years that
had held the whole civilized world.
had added oucthird to the national debt
of the United States by legislation, and
hndnddedanequnl amount to the state,
mnnicipnland individual debut And did
anybody believe that these people were now
ready to surrender their vantage and to
adopt a system that would relieve the tax
ridden debtors 01 this country and the
world, and put them back on the plane
where they were in 1873.9
Questions (or lien-tor teller.
Mr. Boar inquired whether, even without
the demonetizaiion of silver in 1873. its
price would not have lullen. Air. Teller
replied limit! the United Staten had ro-
maincdnnthc double standard, ilthodev
monetirntlon of silver in Germany had
haughtdownthc priceol ‘ er,nndilthe
Latin union had restricted tvcr on ac-
count of the elect of German silver on the
market the mints oi the United Staten
would have been open immediately to the
coin-gent silver, and every silver owner
eonldhnvctnkeu hiaailvertothcmintnnd
handled it converted into legal tender
m.ngainnt which there wu then, at
least, no prcindice anywhe-
II. (tonne of lane’s Decline.
He quoted Allison,‘ Hume and other hia-
torinlniortha ameniouthntthedeelineot
Renew-aloha attributed tothe lack of
my,“ that‘fiheDnrkAgm"h.-d re~
suited iron the same cause. Mr. Blair
naked Ir. Talk to unteinconnectirmwith
quantity. 3r.'l'ellerdid “hath-tetan-
mgandaddadthat thetrnub wanna:
molover productim but at pro-
Hl‘. Allison naked him to stab, in“
on that silk—Samuel J. Randall. (Ap-
ple-ea.) ’
Ir. Breckinridgs t Ky.) moved to lay the
lmolntlon on the table. lost—years, 110;
nnya, 1‘8.
The previous question was ordered-
yuan, 1%; nays, luv—audit» resolution was
adoptsd~yeas. 121: hays. in
~Mevarn. Merrill, Sawyer and Valor were
appointed conlerreea on the senate depend-
ent pension bill.
At its night session the house passed no
pirate pension bills and adjourned
A bill was introduced by Mr. O’Neill
01”.)” amend the contract labor law so
that violations of its provisions shall be
punishable by a line of not less then m
and by imprisonment for not less than six
months. and also by the fortciture and pay
for every otlense of 8141!), which may be
sued for by the United States.
THE BROOKL’VIN HANDICAP.
It Wan Won by Cutaway I]. with Badge
all Lengths Behind.
le YORK, May ld—The race track of
the Brooklyn Jockey club at Gravcsend,
L. 1., was simply jammed withaaolldrnasa
oi humanity yesterday. The cause of the
crash was the great annual stake race of
this club, the Brooklyn handicap. The
conditions and starters in the race were ll
follows: The Brooklyn Jockey club handi~
cap for 3-year-olds and upwards, the value
of which is guaranteed to be 310,011), the
second horse to receive $2,000 and the third
am); one mile and squat-tor. Then-rte:-
were: Castaway. 100, Bonn, 15th 1; Badge,
114. Haywanl. 5 to 1; Eric, 110, Warwick,
50 to 1; Lost Ange-lea, lit), Barnes, 2 to 1;
Cynosnre, 107, J. Reagan, 16to 1; Come—to-
an, 116, Day, 10 to 1; Oridamma, 108, An-
derson, It) to l: Vcngeur, 100, Martin, min
1; Sir Dixon, 119. Garrison, «t to 1.
“her: the bell rang there was about so,-
one people present. The ling tell to a very
good start, with Castaway 11 in front and
Vengeur second. and the other: in a clone
hunch. Passing the stand the reardivlsion
cloned somewhat on Castaway II, who was
nly a length in front of Yeugeur. Thou
urns Erie, Sir Dixon and Lon Angelou. Go
hg aroundthetirst turn the same poni-
tions were preserved, save that Castaway
increased his lead and the tailendern
moved up slightly. 0n the backstretch
Conway ll increased his lend to three
loathe and was romping along as though
he liked it. Eric was second, 9 half length
in trout oi Vergeur, who was a neck in
front at Cynosure, with the rest in a close
bunch. On the for turn Castaway I! was
six lengths in front, with Badge three
lengths before Sir Dixon, whom Garrison
had commenced to more. Badge dropped
back to fourth place; the other: were
strung out. Turning into the stretch itwua
lain that it was a Castaway ll race.
Eric moved up rapidly and went into
second place, while Badge improved his
from fourth to third. Come-to-an took
fourth place, and the others begun to tire.
I hey finished' in this order: Castaway n
ramped in a winner by six lengths: Badge
aecond, three lengths before Eric; Come-to-
Taw lourth, Lon Angelou fifth, \‘engeur
sixth. Oritlnmme seventh, Sir Dixon
eighth and (.‘ynosure ninth. The time wan
1.10. The quarters were run in the follow-
ing time: Quarter, :23; half, :51; throequnr
tors, 1:17; mile, 1:43. and the mile and a
quarter, 2:10. The mutual: paid on Cant-
away Ii 8212.10
The Knees in Kentucky.
lanthanum, May ill—First race (half a
alley—Urn. l; Karunah, 2; Jeanette, 8.
Time, :52.
Second race (half a milei—Rosc Howard,
1; Maj. Thornton, 2; Woollen]. 3. 'l‘iine, did.
Third race (one mile and seventy yards)
—Mount Lebanon, 1; Cecil, 2; Bettina, 3.
Time, 1:53.
Fourth race (live-eight ha oi n miley-Lady
Washington, 1; Ethel, 2; Ann Elizabeth. 8.
Time, 1.354%.
Filth race (onemiic)——I.ou'lc, l; Eugenie,
k Hunts. 8. Time, 138%.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER SUFFOCATED;
III! nature-sent of President 0. Stanley
Hull, of Clark University.
Woacrsrra. Mam, May 16.——'l'hn wile
M daughter of President G. Stanley Hall,
0! Clark unlvcraity,wcre lound dead in
“accidentally minutes! by illuminni.
lag gas which had-oped during the
night. Previdentllnlllaoutottown.
When there was no reopen-eta thempeated
lingingoitheblenkfnfl bdl the mil
Walnut. The chamber doorwne
locked and no movement could behanrd
within.
rid! Pay.
WAD! mCI’S concurs.
no Interprlao'n Commander Convicted
on Five Charges by the Court and on
Another by the secretary—No Groulub
[or currency in In. 'I'vncy'n Opinion.
Waanrsoros, May 10.45.62me
has tamed a general order promulgating
and approving .tha llpdinp and sentence
of thewurtmartial in the McCalla case.
Theconrt martial found Commander Me
(1th guilty of the live charges preterm!
against him, which included the striking
and cutting of Walker with his sword, put»
ting other unman on board the Enterprise
in irons in violation oi naval regulations,
maltreatment of subordinates and “con-
duct unbecoming an editor at the navy" in
threatening to kill Seaman Meyer (or smil-
ing at him.
Suspended tor Three Years.
The sentence of the court is that Gom-
mnnder McCulla “be suspended from rank
and duty for a period of three years, and to
-“a .615.
meli‘ottan A DOSE.
Will Is runny}
It in an infallible rcmcdv tor Ila
retain his present number on the list 0! my.
commanders while so suspended." The
peculiar reflect ol the court martial and the
secretary’s orders is to place Commander
McCalln on furlough or half parlor three
years, reducing the pay from $3.51!) to about
31,400 a year. _,
Scorcmry ‘l'rncy'a Commute»
Secretary Tracy, tn commenting upon
the findings of the court respecting some
specifications which it found “not proven,"
says: “The proceedings and findings of the
general court martial in the toregoin case
of Commander McCalln, Uniwd tales
navy, are approved, except that part of the
finding upon the third specification of the
second charge, in which, alter finding that
commander McCalla cottsed the men
named in that specification to be kept
standing upon their last tool-g a scam on
the quarter deck of the vessel from about 9
p. m. to 1 n m. for four consecutive nights.
the court further found that he did not
thereby came such men to be punished in
violation oi the twenty-fourth article of
the articles (or the government of the
navy, whichpart oi the finding isdisap lbemth
proved.
An linnuthoriud Punishment.
“The twenty-lourth article provides that
no commander of. a vessel shell inflict or
cause-to be inflicted upon any petty odlcer,
or person of inferior rating, or marine, for
a single odense, or at nuyrme time, any
other than one at the six puniahnwnts sun.
merated therein. The punishments thus
authorized are clearly defined and W
bythearticie, amiss ' mento
a scam is a punidrmeat, audio net inalu
in any one at the six punishments sub
iasd by the uncle, such ‘ E
the commander of a vmldfio'
wholly unntberiud. and b in in
or or. mm unzip. om ea-
, ~ on but a
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“The conclusion reached by the am in
its finding upon the first». Mud mats
specifications at the nomad clings, that in
causing the men named in those specifim—
tions to be ironed together in the manner
specified, Commander McCaila did not
thereby cause them to be punished in vio
lotion oi the twenty-tourth article of the
articles tor the government of the navy, ap-
pears to be based upon his testimony and
that of the executive otlicer of the vessel,
that these men were not ironed together as
n punishment. but for safe keeping and to
prevent their escape from the ship, corrob-
orated by carriers made in the ship's log at
the time, and by the fact. that in each in-
stance the men were released from iron on
the sailing of the vessel. The department is
reluctant to accent to this conclusion by np
proving the findings upon thespeciilcations
relened to, and approves them only in
view of the fact that the court appears to
have been of opinion, after a hill consider-
ation oi the evidence, that the ironing of
men together on the occasion speci-
tied was. under the circumstances,
necessary and warranted as a means 0! re-
straint. But it is deemed proper to state
in this connection that men should never
be ironed together except when it is abso-
lutely necessary to em loy such manual
measures and after all methods of con-
finement authorised by the twenty-fourth
article shall have proved instinctual."
No Reason (or Clemency.
The secretary then says the sentence oi
panying the recent in the case is a recom»
inundation to clemency, subscribed by ton
of the twelve members of the court, in
which they make the following Imminent,
onus-care»
the court is approved, and adds: “Accom-
ianadcwhlchtheremcdywilinotamtnin. Itnceh '
mlaltbinltspowmtor it worls without faith.
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THREE BOTTLES
Have cured canoe or fifteen yenrn'
standing.
Hailed on receipt or price, so: put
tron sau at an. Directors
and. c. (300an: e co . (ven'l Amie,
Inch 1 '901y uoerort. lass.
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The celebrated Bundles cf Dr. Charles Craig.
They never fail to ctlect a permanent carrot Flam.
lent Dyspepsia, Bloating, Urine? Atl'ecJonn. the
worst cares Bright's and ivcr Moi-Int.
They are particularly mmended for the use of
hummus" notice to Boatin .an they never
fall to reduce them to their u size, and to
at perfect form which they in
itiinnn till] lenn nnnr.
Craig Medicine (70.. Pascale, . . J.
son) an
Platsted's Drug Store.
Dliii
the tune otthe old way, and
no tron lo.
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Kidneys and Bladder Diseased.
Col. II P. Thom-.0! Dover, N. 11.,a tor-er
Boston Druggirt, a tcr giving an interesting ac-
count et his durywtththe Amyot the Peta-ac.
mid:
“It was in the swamps or the Chickaho-lny
that l contracted a complication of diseases mit-
innr in spinal trouble, para is of one ride and
disease or the kidneys and . accompanied
with great urinal wenknea." Alter in vainecaklu
relief by ph he and Hunt’n Romedywilh
neglect luagtnening lkeorinary or In
Ital from the pulse in the kidney and 'aoder.
enabling him to obtain recital sec at
sleep-ad honourable belief that bad he
Hunt’s Remedy varliaha would have been saved
yarn oi terrible enduring. Be wise—
USE HUNT’S REMEDY.
c. N. Curr-Iron. Sole Agent, Rowlak.
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actcrandreputatlonoltha accusedandoi
the mitigating circumstances which hare
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publications, diednthi'
Hartman, Goon. May ll-‘Ab the em-
veutlonot the Ancient Orderol Hiberni-
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