Newark, c.
on.
s
here
come and see what we have been doing.
space has been added in the rear for the
stores in term. In making arrangements
"is our third anniversary,and that we could-
, show by everyone,
‘As our many, friends and patrons have taken such a lively interest in the alterations we
lately made to our store, we take great pleasure in extending to all a cordial invitation to
In addition to our regular store,
display of cloaks, ladles’ muslin
which, with several other improvements, give us one of the best, lightest and most convenient
for this grand opening we were also reminded that this
not let two such important
gather pass without showing our appreciation of the good will and kindly interest which has been
and this brings us right to the place where we
1,400 square feet of floor
underwear. corsets, etc.,
events coming as they do to-
will tell you what we propose
to do. It is this: Commencing Saturday, May 5th, and continuing .to Thursday, May 10th, we
i
shall give a
which ‘will give you the chance, dot only to see our store,
which will prevail on this occasion and will cause you to
are and profit to yourself. As our annex is what you have
, will commence by giving prices on gooisin that departm
new, fresh goods; many of them have not been in the store a week
Children’s Jackets.
Grand Opening and Anniversary Sale,
but to take advantage of the low prices
remember our opening both with pleas-
been invited most especially to see, we
ent of our store.
Capes and Jackets.
A discount of 10 per cent. will be given on all capes and jackets,
These garments are all
; prices
We also have an entire new line of Children's Reefer Jackets, all made in the very] latest
V styles. prices from 75c to $5. 00.
infant’s Long and Short Cloaks.
Our line of Infant's Long and Short Cloaks is much larger than we have ever shown before,
and the goods are much lower in price. We have them in Cashm
Colored, from 98c to 87.50 each. '
Ladies’ Muslin Unde
. We have just received an entire new line of our celebrated
its the finest line of Muslin Underwear that is sold in this country,
ore and Silk, both White and
rwear.
HOME MADE underwear. This
and ladies who appreciate good
workmanship, as well as good material, should not fail to examine this line.
infant’s Caps.
Our new line of Infant's Caps have just been received and will b
on Saturday morning.
Ladies’. Suits.
e shown in our new room
Our line of Ladies’ Blazer and Eaton Suits in Blue and Black Serge are made in the very
latest styles by the very best manufacturers in that line.
Shirt Waists.
We have never shown as large and varied a line of Ladies’
Shirt Waists, as we are) showing
at the present time. Our line embraces all qualitities from the cheapest calico waists to the finest
silk.
Dress Goods.
Everything that can he wished for we have in Dress Goods, both in novelties and solid
colors, and the prices we shall ask for them during this sale will insure a quick response in this
department.
20 pcs. striped and fancy Dress bloods; good value at 25c, this sale at 15c yd.
2 pcs. Worsted Goods, 46 in. wide, nice wrapper material, reduced
10 pcs. New Fancy Striped Plaid and Novelty Suitings. just
regular 450 quality, now 35c yard.
15 pcs. Flannel Dress Goods, all wool, it) in. wide; regular 500
and black dresses, and are the best for the price we shall offel.’ 40c
3 pcs. 38 in. Henrietta, regular title quality, in green, drab and
to 19c yd.
came in this week; 33 in. wide:
quality; make good shopping
per yd.
slate; choice of lot, 25c yd.
Besides these specialties we also have an elegant assortment of Henriettas and sergea in all
of the latest spring shades. Also a large assortment of special dress
ing in prices from 02.50 to $94.00.
Black Goods.
As in our alteration sale.we shall for these four days
i ‘ on all black Dress Goods. Don’t miss this opportunity.
One lot 18 in. colored Surah Fancy Shades Silks, this sale, 19
give a
patterns. no two alike, rang-
special discount of :10 per: cent.
c yd.
An elegant assortment of fancy silks for Shirt Waists and Dress Trimming.
Domestics and Linens.
All bleached and unbleached Muslins will be sold at cost dur
Idnens, Napkins and Towels.
ing' this sale. Special prices on
Hosiery and Underwear.
We have made special prices on our Ladies’, Gent’s
ceilent bargains can be found in this department.
While we have made special
see our store, yet we do not wishyou to think that it is necessary
goods to do On the other hand, as we have stated before,
have you call and examine one of the ghost and most pleasant
assured that sverynne will receive a hearty welcome whether they
m
and Children’s Hosiery, and many ex-
prices for this occasion as an inducement for you to come and
for anyone to purchase a bill of
it will give us great pleasure to
trading places in town and rest
wish to purchase or not,
W
IRIsIaAM & HYATT,
NO- .2 Gum Benelux: "walk
0t.
l,,,.-
* , soar some users roanmrs.
uiursary-Sale ..
range from $2.09 to 820. ,
; slaughtering of the ad valorem for specif-
l
r
l
Salute Committee.
on the Tarid' Compromis‘i. '
The Republicans Are Seen tel-ow lone-
murmur-requirement“:
Diogene- in Long, and ’I'hon III-rp
Milan-Expected. [
Wmuerox, Mav 7.-'i'hi‘e week will in
all WW1” witness some intonation
devel ment- in the tart! discussion. The
am
Tuesday if not continued by agreement,
and the debate, which was interrupted on
y iuthe midst of Mr. Quny’s sens
team to allow the Democrats to arrange
their compromise. will be resumed if the
compromise shall prove tohsve d
so far as to admit of the introduction of
the amendments propose. '
If the latest plans donot fall, the mend-
ments will be introduced in the senate to-
day. The senators who areengsged in for-
mulating them worked upon them all day
Sunday. They had the assistance of sev-
eral experts. -
No definite idea of the amendments could
be conveyed without giving all the mend.
ments, and they will not be given to the
press until presented in the senate. There
will be few startling changes. but a great
many of minor importance.
lndepd, it is known that the sound
meats, when incorporated in the bill, will
show as many if not more alterations than
were made in the house bill by the finance
committee when reported to, the senate.
It may be said without prejudice that the
report when made will fully justify the.
assertions made by the Republicans as to
their number on the firmr of the senate.
llundrruls of Amendments.
The amendments will be found most
numerous on the chemical. iron and steel,
ngricult oral and sugar schedules, but they
will atlcct the Phlll'li bill, including wool-
cns, cotton goods, metals and many other
articles. in almost every instance where:
there have. been changes increases have '
been made, and there has been a general
ice. The sugar schedule is totally changed.
atwoh:
arranged on Friday will end h.
= An Englishman Proposes to Cross the At-
and iron manufactures will showan inter- _
eating trunaformnt ion if reports be correct. g
With the amendments once in the senate;
it will be, interesting to observe the pro-2
gramme oi the Republicans.
The Democrats have believed that if
they could secure a bill which would in-
sure the support of 43 senators the Repub-
licans would yield after a formal and
businesslike protest against the changes.
and they have ensured the Republican tariff
leaders that the bill which they hope to
present today will have the support of i.
Democratic senators, to say nothing of the:
mistsnce they hope to secure from the?
Populist senators. ‘ =
The week will probably demonstrate‘
,what credence ths Republican senators:
‘ give to this statement and develop their.
plans in case it be verified. it is under-i
stood um if when the compromise bill all
once before the senate the Republicans do i
not show a disposition todiscuss its merits .
upon the lines laid down by the Demo.
cratic members, they will make an effort ‘
to expedite business by lengthening the.
hours of the daily sessions and by curtaii-;
ing the liberties of debate now enjoyed.
This policy was curtiy intimated in the;
reply made by Senator Harris to an in-
quiry us to whether the present hours:
would be observed after Tuesday. “Yen." :
he replied. "until we more for longer.“
The Republicans will resist an effort of
this character, and when it is made some f
unwritten speeches may be expected. l
The only act speech so far announced for I
the week is one by Senator Hoar for Tues-
day. The Chinese treaty will occupy the,
senate today. ‘
New Mexico's statehood. .
The conning Week in the house promises
to give opportunity for another effort to
admit New Mexico to statehood, for a,
sharp contest over purchasing a new site .
for the government printing office. and
then for a consideration of the remaining
i appropriation billsonthe calendar—«naval. .
’ lndlsn and agricultural. ‘
The Mansion! ibc New Mexico bill blvel‘
long awaited this opportunity, as the new ‘
quorum counting rule gives them a hope ;
of passing the bill. The contest has ml
sumed a party aspect, as Delegate Joseph I
of New Mexico and others interested in;
the measure regard the prospective state:
as surely Democratic. This may be clear. 5
somewhat by an effort to admit Okla—i
home. which is regarded as a prospective
Republican state. ‘
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Postmaster- Appointed. l
“’Asutnurim, May 7.‘—'i'he fourth class.
postmaster: appointed were:
New Jersey-yr Victoria. Mrs. E. K. Smnlding.
New York Alfred Station. Mrs. Nancy V.
Hamilton; (.‘liftonvills, John MoAuliif: Crop.
lentils. i'. 7.. Smith; ltmsbnrg. lat). Reynold». ‘
Pennsylvania iiammomlvllle. hicC. Black. 3
l
m. . W- ,. . !
Nwindied by Bogus Loltory I’ll-ms. l
KAMMH turr, May 7. -Almost every ‘
mail brings a score of letters addressed to
public oiiicers by the victims of swindiing
lottery concern-imam of which has been‘
doing an extensive business some the l
state line under the pretense of being the‘
successor to the enpatrintsd Louisiana iot-
tery.
Burl by binning (MOI. I
SAN A sumo, ’i‘ex.. May 1.——Another sp- l
pen! for sseistnuce was received here from
the suflsring pmpls of Zapata county. The
appeal stated that the starving people have
become so desperate that a band of 20 of
them made a raid upon a general store the
other day for food supplies.
mu- tn blessed MW...
Lustre, Mice... May 7.—-(loverner Rich
has announced the appointment of John
Patton, Jr., as United States senator to
succeed Senator Stockbridge. deceased. nu-
ttl a “sensor is elected by the legislature
next January.
II; M and lower Works Israel.
Norm, Ind, May 7.«-’l'he William N.
Whiteiy reaper and mower works were
destroyed by. tire. 'l'hefsstory
w of Mannie. The loss is about no.
catholic “Iran-nee.
0mm, 1—H. Mary’s Cstholis
“9:le Ass. May mediate» advices
from Blusfleids rkport that in answer to
the demand of British Minister Goslin,
Nicaragua has annealed her withdrawal of
British Consul Bingham's ersquatur. Mr.
Binghsnt refused to receive the ‘erequatur
unless accompanied by ample apology on
the part of Nicaragua and to come to him
through the bands of Minister Goslin. In
reply (lionsul Bingham has been called to
Managua, the capital. and all boats on the
Sun J nan river and the lakes are held at
his disposal. ' .‘
The murderer of Wilson, the American.
has not yet bssnlri .nndheroamsdst
large until Captain Wilson requested that
be arrested and tried. The Nicaraguan
have taken charge of leased lands at Blue-
iielda bluff belonging to Americans, and
they say that all leases for over eight years
will be canceled as illegal, though im-
provements amounting to over $1,000,000
have been placed thereon by Americans.
and Nicaragusus. through the previous
commissioner to the Mosquito reservation,
General lsidore L'rtecho. forced the Mos-
quito government to issue a lease for 50
years for M acres of said blufl lands in
1886 and 1887.
The Americans have bebn frequently told
by the Nicaraguans, “Your government
will do nothing for you; we know that,”
and acting on that assumption have in-
sulted Consul Braids, American citizens
and the government of the United States.
find the government at Washington
acted as promptly as England has done,
the proper respect would have been shown
to American interests, American citizens
and the country’s flag abroad.
The action of Nicaragua in canceling the
withdrawal of (.‘ousul Bingham’s exeq us»
tor and his being called to Managua
sluell strongly that England, in not forcing
her treaty rights, is obtaining something
better from Nicaragua. and as usilal Eng»
land by her vigorous policy is getting ahead
of the United States.
_ A Chew
that hangs
by you.
3- L
Tobacco
Is first quality.
AN ADVENTUROUS TRIP. .. Tiled“ ll"? 590t-
aimless:
puns:
lnnlic on is Water Cycle.
.VlJ'i'llhlliiAM, May T.~l)uriug the press " " ' .
cot month an attempt will be made by ‘ ' ._ .« .
William “idlmm. a resident of Nothing—l .Q G UR
ham, to crisis the Atlantic on 11 water cy- l A. W, m, ("animus “0mm,“ correlating
cle. Oldhum in 29 years of age and a mem- l -:I’riwlsleu}:s, Cupillles of ointment and
be! of the 9“” y reserve. { ‘l'ltll:l".:;hlf gadget-J] dA nezor-prirllin Cure flu! Pile!
ills craft, which is named the Marion. is l u'iththzkuife o: 153.933:th of curbollc acidwhlch
GRAIN)
'of remarkable construction and is the: W pfllmul‘m“”mumnpem-“nemmmim
resulting in death, unnecessary. Why may.
this terrible disease? UV‘ guarantee I
boxes to cure any case. 0 only pay tor
benefits received. :1 u box. ii for to. Sent by mail
smallest boat that it was ever promised to
use for such an adventurous voyage. It .
was built entirely byilldham. its dimen— _
. . Guarantees issued by our agents.
llOllS are 10 feet 0 lnClltiS in length, 3 feet : CONSTIPAT'DM Lumdflt‘mng ”fulfil,“-
beam and2 feet o inches deep, wrthadraft; ! R TM 1 '. m 5‘}; “1’33"“:
ofwinches of water. ltisconstruoted of ”1° ‘ ‘IVE FM" ‘ ' ~‘ ’” "' ‘5 “u
an. .- . ~. ,, ~ t h
the best iron. in the center is constructed l 2112:, .2,£‘J.‘i.'§’..x.. ._ ‘90-»:
a small cabin. at. the top of which is a wa— 3mm
ter tight batchwny ill inches square.
ousasxrm <
The boat is provided with a brass scretr For Sale by George 1‘. Siillsoii. Smitlorwilk
worked from inside by the bands or feet
in as similar manner to a bicycle. Thisi "
mechanism is for use when the Weather is
too bad to [wrmit of the use of sails or}I (MW
when the boat may bebecalmed. it is also 1
intended an a form of exercise for the oc- . 6 S
cupuut. 'l‘bc‘mnst and bowsprit are con; am a: . «
structed of iron pipe. with steel wire ropes, ‘ ~.
and there is of course a small steering:
who-cl. “’ben ready for sea. the Marion;
will weigh nimut 1.41!) pounds.
in this extraordinary craft. .\ir. (lldham ‘
will leave Nottingham toward the cud of j
.‘lny. Before that time he has one or two g
finishing touches to put to his boat. Start- I
log from the bridge crossing the River 5
Trent at Nottingham. be will work downl
the east coast to the-English channel. and 5
after putting in at um,- or two seaside rc— f
sorts on the south coast he will start di«‘
rect for New York. He expects to reach '
the latter place in six weeks and to stay a ;
few weeks. when. If his voyage has been
fairly prosperous. be will return in his
boat to Liverpool
Examiner In
1’. 8. Patent “to,
1876 so 1883.
Offices. 436 Main Street,
BRIDGEPOBT. CONN-
sum .1...
WEEK,
con
} WILLING WORKERS
SHOCK UP LYNN.
Burglar. Used Too Ilneli l'uwdsr nml'
(‘nusod n hears.
LYNN. Mass , May 7.-.\t '2 to o‘clock this
morning a tremendous explosion in the
vicinity of the center of the city startled
residents, and upon investigation it. was
Patrolman Wells was three blocks away
at the time. and hearing the explosion and
seeing a great puff of smoke coming out
of the building he pulled in a fire alarm.
l'pon investigation it was found that the
burglars had attempted to deaden the
sound by placing bags of grain and wet ‘
bagging in from of the safe.
The explosion was of such force, hon»,
ever. that they failed to stop and remove
the cash box from lhcsafc. 'i‘heofllce was O
completely wrecked. the large plate glass
windows at. tho front Were blown out and
. smashed into bite. the oflicc furniture was
broken, and the fixtures Were ruined. The
men escaped.
Crispl Missed by Socialists.
Muss, May: The exhibition of arts.
wines and opens was opened bcrc by King
Hum bert, who was accompanied by Queen
Marguerite. l'riuu- Minister (friapl and
severabotbcr members of the wibinet. The
royal party was eutlmainsticully welcomed
by the concourse of pruplo. During the
procession Sigrmrt'rispl was him-«l by a
crowd of Mlflllfil‘t.
Italians Warm-«I Not to liniigrnlo lien.
lions, May 7, Au oilicinl notice has been
issued saying that uwlug tn ilwoconomlc
crisis in the United States numbers of
willing workmen have been rendered idle,
and everywtlere ltaiians have to struggle
for work against American workmen. The
notice therefore warns ltaiiuns not tothink
for the present of emigrating to America.
John Jay's Death.
NEW Yoult, hie-y 7.-—John Jay died at
the Hotel Savoy. in this city. lie was a
grandson of the first chief justice of the
United States, assisted in forming the Re-
publican party and was well known in lo-
cinl and literary circles.
Killed With I Bear on...
Dirac", May 1.-~ln so early morning
saloon row John Szcupnnlk. a bartender.
threw a glue st Lorenz Mistur, strik-
ing his , with such force that a piece
of his skull was driven into his brain.
mmwm
Ger-a. Warships for Ins-ea.
Bum. Hey 7.4m Doreen Courier de-
clares that that i naval authorities
are filing out with all possible speed seen
seal vessels for service in Samoan waters.
In,“ I- m of. In“
mammals, May 1.»-—William Le-
hsoh, s Pele, committed s by jump
inglnflontufatrsin. isn-
m as licenses.
, or either sex, any age. in any part of the country,
at the employment which we furnish. You need
not be away from home over night. You can give
yourwhoietlmr tothc work,oronly yourspnre Ino-
j menu. As capital is not required you run uorisk.
: We supply you with all that is needed. It will
cost you nothing to try the business. Any one
can do the work. Beginners make money fl‘oll
the start. Failure is unknown with ourworkers.
Every hour you labor you can easily make: dollar.
No one who is willing to work fails to make more
money every day than can be made in three days
at anyordinuv employment. Send {or flu hook
containing the fullest information.
, u. HALLETT & 00.,
Box 880,
PORTLAND. MA'NI.
camsom—u a dealer oflm W. l.
Donqu Shoes at a reduced price. orlqn
he has them without name stun on
bottom. put him down as a fraud.
. , .
W. L. DGUGLAS
as soon m
THE WORLD.
W. In. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylish. easy fit-
ting, and give better satisfaction sub: prime eds
vertised than any other make. ‘l‘r one air and
be convinced. he stamping of i . L. ugllts‘
name and price on the bottom, which guarantees
their value. saves thousands of dollars annually
mimewhowenrthem. Deniers who push the
sale of W. L. Douglu Shoes gain customers,
which helps to increase thesnirs on their full line
of «mxikl’l‘hcy can sflord to sell at: lg“ profitI
r m we revs no can save mono u n
your fcruwen‘r o’l‘thedsaleilitndv‘srtlleqlbelzw.‘ si
Cats ue res u app est n. Address
w n. mmlmkm,lnss. Sold by
u-schm & Sop:
Areas?
mo “$7.0A1'0N‘f drunks
maulllu 3.3m“ Béféfi‘ m “3:“
s leisure you get Dr. A
ImOfllllelI"MMldln" Reinhard
is the OR'MNAMI mm
the only ”Viv . ARV S c em
Q‘lr.evlulfly“fi::'1{is FA}! laminate sent
sci. x - u n t ., .
circa slice. ed. #5343.
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