A PLAN to CREMATE PAUPERSDR A-E. MACDONALDSSDGOESTION.

TOO MANY BOniKS BURIKD ON TB* ISLANDS IN TUB

BAST RH FF.

Within th« next few dar* tho Corporation Counsel will

Sive Uie Cotnmloolonero of Charltlea and CoTrectlon an

.pinion a* to their right to cremate their unol timed dead.fB»t**.T of burring; them an Hort'* leland In the " Pot-

Ssr'o Flela."Some time bato Pr. A. E. Macdonald, General Pnpertn

tsmdent of the Insane, oent . letter to thot deportment.tn.ri..ly rix-oiiiiiieii'lli.*- thot thi* ebonite ohould beaao-ie. The letter woo turned over to the CorporationCounsel, with the request toot he ohould Bret oettle the

Queelton of lego! rlirlit before any turther itt ps were

toon, Dr Macdonald* letter ron o* folio**:I w. ai.! r**r*rtrBlly ask yoar Boort! to nm*, .ler tho pro.

¦ortety end upwfllonev otaihciltotlot. cremation fur bnrlal laShe ea** nf uaelotnert rlaafl of th lo department The nnheelthBal reoulli ut hartal upon the lalan.l where the institution* ot

your Department are plaotsl, have lout: been recofotzed, audBarina the last year have bi*eo especially apparent at Wan!*laloin! win-rr the necr**»ry dio-glag for Die now oawerooT*taanllad tre-iueutly In the expoinre ol human roaxolni onda* Hart's lalan.l. whoie the raaarvotr treat whlobwafer wai taken anti oleo leo for noe lo tho0*ylainaj>l luspul wai fniu,4 I* ba affected ewlaarloitaBioiiatiiy toaail lower lovel than tho cemetery. All thoBBflBTflBBBSfl lu rover ut rremoUoo ore easer lally weighty latl" -**o o'tL-'.a te.x-t iB-.t ood thero ate many added rea

aaa* whit* a,-ob tbe .-trier band tho rrmeipal nr only orj-i.aei'i afain.t lt.MntlrceDt no the part-of Ihe family oortfrlonilo-'li/O* not op,, y. If derated expedient, the proseolBxrtr.e of b .rio! n.WM r-e eonlinaed lu Ibo oo.se of pettentawhose friends expreai an objection I* cremation or wbolh*in«oi*a» ¦'!.'.-n belar* death.

II lo quite possible that there may be oom*

abttrl md* from the tenner lint an the other han-i moypets*'ia wnnl.! lia able to claim and bury Ike remalni ofralatirao after iremotioo who ore nuable, through povorty, to

olalm ai.d bury thom nuder un-ralllng- mellie.!*. I wouldBee .r. ifully snare«t that the Roar.l el Physician* of theooveral *¦¦ .:« of ruo. department be retitiesled to con-

older tne sal>|ecl en.l report their opinions lt the deelstonta..;,' ssl ti.'-i tpate, tue naceaaary arraiiera'nenta mifhtBe r. or,- rheo: ly n.*«le while ti..- new aaSawmae nt eleclrleUr' ' plant ia . ~ ennatructed at Hart's I alon 1 bnt ltyoar Hoard drem ll pruner to vivo the matter tourer cons!*.-aval ion. tue current year will o 'amt o* lt ond enable yourBoard lo int lade BM »: In next your's estimate*.

a QORBTIOB ok 8BBTIMBBT.(t taila of the question of legal nght. the i|iie»tk.n ot

Bend.i.nit, fla which Dr. Mwoluiial! referred In bl*latter, waa Die one nin*t generally ltroiiift t forward a*

the *'iily lui|k- lliiif.ut In the way, !>y a number of personseornpeieut to give an opinion nn the subject who were

os'.-i to .lu io Bf a TiLiiUNi: reporter, lt may Barely "SaBald that every mcdlr:il nmi sanitary expert favorssrein.ition, on nrlnolple, ns it were. Thur agree os tc it*

axpediei.cy for he.-ilth reasons; bul their ardor In urginglt* li.'.iii.-i'.i.-ite ailt.ptn.n in any instance is <im*ilrte 1 hy a

Biron* res-nrd fur the feeling* of a not InconsiderableBeotlon Bf the rmimiinltr.

Dr. i' uri,*., Insle-* 1'ardee, Deon of Ihi* MlBltTJSl Pe-partuient if ldc I'nl*,i>r*lty of the City uf New York, *aldSo the rep. rfcr that he thought cremation would be a

fasal pian of disposlr.g of unclaliiiod dead, j rev!'ledaiwuv.s that lt tr^uld bc adopted wltiiout wuiin.lng oriy-body's feelliiir*. Dr. Simmons, of the PsfBHasBBl ofQharlHes ..nd I'OlfBllflS. also bcll.ived tli.-.t the adoptionof xi<-iii.itUm Instead of buri il In Hie Potter's FieldWould lu. li.-iii-ficiHl; but lie th"Ui.'iit hi.iuo people Ealglitbo ur. rs.- to it on KCiirliut-iit.il itr.ninda.

C.. rp. i, ii i'i, Conns*! Il6i-kiiia.il kalil he waa hoting a

thorn ia*u iSTSBflgaHnai made, iu ardor to aaeertatawI.KLn-r thc l)i"|iartini-nt of ('bantu-* uti,I Correctionould legally cremate Ur-um aimed demi. " Thc j.lan,"

Bal-! lu-, "ls a good one; hut mary people object toer«-::i.*»u..ii on religious grounds. Tti-y tliiuk ti.nt luiSapttas it tra w.,uld revert to a hca'.hcn cu**lom, audtln-.i have a deep -rooted repiif. nance to lt lu congo

tjuciicc."Dr M ledo'iohl cmiK rited to tri ve tlie repot ter the rea-

BOits fu ins rei- 1.tiiimiiilHlmti at greater length thou th.ital wUic.u tiiey were Bet forth lu his letter. He arguedIhut ilie mtaBfliaa of tin* city would lead in the pre-cutjVoitei's ri,m in imenetoay"ied aa for Infilling purposesby the iusiirutl.'iia cu Hart's Uland, with reault* which¦tah! t iislly lie liiferr>*«l frnrn wl.at hod olreai.lv hoiepeucd from iliullur onuses, " Marti'* Island," naiti he,. wa* used for the burial nf the unclaimed ¦;¦*'. at ie

time when all the eily institiitii n* were concentrated luCity 11*1! Park. To nut nut of town they aioveii up toFast TiM-ut* aixt'nt., whom lieilevuu lu now. The.'otter'- 11* id. with th.-like object of halag well out ofto** 11, lia* Baas moved *iKven.vively froio dlllerout point*In Ilk* 1 Ky. lt wm when they took tue cliurllublo iusti-Iuii'*iis Ui iVent/ six tli st. they began to bury on thetalon ls; a.i.l VrornTa, Hsiido.l'B ana Tliiully Hart'* Ulandfcavr been ' putter's Kielli*.' When tiuiy pal the itu* linnbuil-'.L'-t' i.n Wind's Isliiud IBs* baal to mtive a number ofBsidit-.s to mule way foi lt. liver ulni-e tliat, wheueverwe !ioie wanted to mid a nea/ wing or dig for anypiiri'i'M- we have t-ome ilpili tm.ills.

llA**rri.Y HI RIKI) I V TIIKIH CI.OTHKfi.¦ We Iintl stiine trouble with tli* sewerage mil plumb-

kflS. ..nd in puttini; new ct.iiiiectiiiiT sewers in, whereverire dna* oe atruek on Bsdlas. *o we had to stop and arrjor.xiii'l ttcu. In tine ease we »!r ek on a hcciIoii ofbo Has tAfhi i-iirTiiiilecii. T.,cy were all relined to *Uel-SBSas, bu; the i.-Li.t-s rc.iuaiiie-l on tin- bi nc*, anti thatls ourlu koral tu slit.w tliat the people lia*'. '. et-ri Iiurie.1during an epidemic, or probably Hie) were Immigrant*who had bean lauded hero and bal died from cholera or

.hip fever and beau oumul haatily In tlie ciotiilitg theyweie wearing. Only think nf their beinp dug up no* Inan lustitmiiii, orita 1,'j.ni lii'iintff.: Among tb-.-ne coil!aaWe f.uiU'1 ..nc cna'atiniug a ekeletuu that measured olgtitfeet iu lt*ii_-th. Ihe inp,. 'Sliitin ii tnat thc deal .nan wa*

a giant who hml been just br.light over to thi* ocutitryfor exhibition and lia*! died of sum.* coiitaginii* -lise,nu-.""Your letter Ilene* that mere Baa been ulrcuiy

001110 trouble on Hart's Island beiauee of tbe grave¬

yard."* Yes, on Marl'* Uland there I* a reservoir, from which

Makins noter lined tu be taken and where lee was cutli tue winter. Hut latterly the lc* lia* been found to Tiejoniaiiiii.aleil hf Tl.e proximity of the I'otter'e Held, andthey havo liaU Wi stop euttlnif lt anti now get their wat»ir

Hippo from driven well*. Hut wo have 'ii niora

ac 11 ons trouble 011 Wind* Uland from a .Initial- B8BSS.HUht IU front of my room* there lc a tew n av, var>l.Of course wheu tho DaSBI ItalSail of charities and Cor-rceii'i. 111. .111 to i..\-upy War.t'e Island lur mil ding* theyre.*c<i::l|ii:ie<l BUTTIBK the leal there, and open.-il IheI'oitei'a l'leld 01: Hart's Uland Hut hall of tho inlandloow.ie.i Ly Ibe Caininissluiiereol r.iiiigr.ition, who uoedto bats tl.t-lr ilcat! I'uncl up nt Kart'* Island, tint wininow um* Hu- p..ie. uiiii'. Hali ii opp.ieite the Inuit doorof tlie Ward's Isl md \svlum. The Hoard of Health acntlaaswnlrnrfl wlio eoii-lemiied th* cemclerv as beluo-at*.*li-st Ih.- lau but in spite Of till* it is ell., ni octixeubi- and as re. .nt!) as thc lael deleiillou cf u steuuicr utQuat int.ic b..iu-- of the deal bodieoof those who linddle-l t'.vo or (tiree day* heist* the vessel came to port,were brought to Ward's Uland aud bulled in thal grave-jiid lhere.

" Tin «.mimer follow ir.i- (he opening of this graveyardthere were a Baraba* vi deaths from fever of typhoidelne lie Lei- m ? tie* asylCB*. ll puzzled us to make out 'stwtiat tb<* BSaSS wa*. lt wos a elii*-uiai- thiin.' I..ai BMaTSetti, t J * ai. 11 I-."* '.» .. ' ie 11 p lit.iii lt tran pollen's:and that tl.e patients who did die were all work, rs Id Inaa.ii.p*. I iii.estigntel Hie matter, aud lite lad ihat theliftii-er* at.I einpl-'V*-* hui mire liberty thai, the patten.m,and that tl.e patient* struck down were alb-wed more

lllierty than the others, snirgeetMl wi,at ii lar.it havetappa.ie :. I f.iiin.I out thai in thc *,ii*t onmuier doyatli.-v were lu the habit of treing In O UCL- e., me or

valley boonie Little H'ilgate, between Ward's andIta' .1 .Li's Igl.'ii'li, to sit under the trees ai,'I drink waterfroid what they called a 'sprtrir' thal came up ls a

little trove of tree*. In reality the water pereul.tinddown from tli>- bury !nit-ground and earue uj> lhere. WaAttn the plaoe out and diverted the w*t«r *<. us flo c*>.4ie.ut lu the river, and the epidemic of typhoid otijipssd."

IIAKI'H ISLAND BKCoMlNO CBOWB8C." Tlio number of tnhablta.ita on Hart's Uland Io Iti-

areastng fast, ls lt not 1 "

-Yt*. Thare ore now 1,000 people on Hart's UiftBd.8 en t.'e Coi lei .. Field was first token there ihe island-txne not inhabited at alt. and lt woo selected a.* tbe mostrene te pU'-e ond the most uollkcly to suflcr In any woyfrom the naves. Wo have t.ow got money to build on-

SSBst pavilion there and when lt ). built lhere will he

thirt<-< i, or fourteen hundred i-c-.p c on the iolond. Au-

.tl.cr troutile a'lant burying the unclaimed dead there ll

Shat the no Lie* are cariletl ap from the other lslon-ls on

the some boat* oo the Tioltorn, ortd In summer II.io.muon* both aniioyatice and danger to health."" Du liming boiiic* from all sources how ninny burial*

per day are there In the lotter'a Field I "r. i* an avcratfe of fully twelve."

¦ Would a crematory b« aa ex ,.-:.. vt» lubotitute fur o

banal ground 1 "

a. I du not imagine that lt would. The erernalory eonld

Be put either on Word's Island or lian's Uland; hutBoru* Uland would bo more central. There lo ouWan; . Islaud o large o.d dead houee, a ai lld stone struoflare, which oould he leodily uilllied fur the purinioe.

TO COJVSCLT TH* rOTIRNTS' IS URI e.. I do not propoie entirely to oubotltuto oramation for

burial st onie, hut simply to try lt la tho com of bodice8«t claimed, and I propooe not only to give the pomme'tneiiao a abaaoe of claiming their bodlee, hut te eonoulttte wlettee mt th* potlenta theiueel ve* before* they die.My ide* I* that they would prefer to he cremated rather.baa ro to ititi medical eehoola. Probab.*y that will ue aa

rorgument ala* with their Irtcnoo. I know there lo o

(Teat dread el dissecting roon . among the pooreroloosro, oo much oo thot lt ls o well known feet thatthere ia aosooller |«roeutoge of toodle* claimed lu theBummer time, whee tba college! mose, thou In winterWhen they are open and bodies are In dennnd. lt wm,ldBot, however. Interfere at oil with the supply of oubjecUto the onoto ui I cal ochoolo.

emu a "i io.i yon rxr< err rt criminai.B." Tba manner ol the puhlio execution ot con-

Semne.1 criniu.iii li attracrlug attention ot | n*»it Ifthey killed o mon by eleetricl y ond thou cremated Limthere would nol be ony of thlo fuueml budnee* and false

aeutlmentailty ofter the elocution. I think the airingal tbs giieiilon of eremotlon lnat«ad of barlol will do

Bj**jd In say cass. You ass tbs mere proposition to bbb-

stltnte electricity for hanging has had the effect of molt*lng the last bunging lu New-York Hie mnit decent thotnoe ever token place, aud there waa no wake or funeralprocession or anything of that sort, whleb baa hithertoalway* been almoot a port nf an execution. People maynot be ripe for cremation yet, but lt ts bound to come."

B OMB'nb wa.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.JYotsi trumvitA J. Qennedlae, Greek- Minister at Weah*

torten Pay rooster W. J. Themaoo, TJ. M. Hovy, aed LeonerdW. Jerome.Rrrtctrt Haute-Bonator Eogene Hole, ofMoina.Clarendon Hatti.Chorlei do Btruve, HussionMinister at Waibingtea.ruth Ammu* BettA-Tn. GeorgeH. i.eri-'g, ef Waahlntrtea, and Broest Oya, of Londoa.jSrtirr>ro*l Hine'. Ii Precldr-nt Prado, of Pern, end LoberComml«*ion*r C. Y. Peck, of Albany.Murray Hill Hetti.Contain I.. A. Bsordoloo, I*. 0. Nary.allier iYovm.Cap¬tain rs. L. Breeeo, V. H. Navy.

WHAT 18 GOING OB "IT.-DAT.Annual meeting of Metropolitan Muaeum of Art, 8 p rnTi wira n of Local bt/arnlxilt Inspector*, Federal

Building.Fi rtrc.r Georg* Henson's* too* before Comm!ndoner

layman.Funeral of Stephen J. Meany, St Jerome'* Church,

Mon Haven, 10 a. m.Meeting of NewTork Preabytery, Scutch Church,

afternoon.New Pork C.,niml*al<.n. No. 46 Will lom-st.., fi p. m.Inspection nf North German Lloyd steamship Iaihn.

S to 6 p. m.. Hoboken.Preocntatl.in of flags to Female Deportment of Grammar

E-.hi.nl Rex, 5;*. p a. m.Iliod of Aldermen, Brooklyn.Meeting of BoplUt preociiero and Reformed pa*t(>ro,

11 a. ar.Brooklyn Republican Leoguo dinner, Remsen Boll,

Brooklyn, 7 p. m.Lincoln Ascoeiotion dinner, Toyloi** notel, Jersey

Cltv. 7. p. m.Pennsylvania University Alumni winner, Hotel Brone-

Wlck, 7 p m.Federal Club reception, No. BIB Morrison »v*.. evening.Mmhoiton Athletic Club reception, No. 824 Fifth-oyo.,

evening.Thirteen Club dinner, No. B Weil Twenty eighth-ot,

T :T8 p. m.Traveller*" Protective Association, Merton Hon**, 8

p. m.Retail Grocers' Union, Nc. 218 Baot Twenty third it.,

8 p. m.Academy of Sciences, Columhle Coltere, Sp. m.Columbia College Glee Club, Uorlem Presbyteries

Church, evening.NKW-YOHK CITY.

On sn examination paper of rm© of the lower classesIn on uptown private -school the question woe inked,"What ls o Jiiii at i" A thoroughly practical littlefellow wrote a** an answer, "Something you put Insoup."

The stock of canned salmon ber* lt likely lo recs Irsthe addition of the .-in plo*- omited In Knglond.

There were landed In New York last WtER 31,USSsocks of British potatoes.

Maple lugar made from last year** syrup bring*12 1-2 to 13 cents from first hands.

One of tho principal amusements of the lastSaturday half-holiday wax peeling the lr* off thesidewalk*

" I've been In the New-York egg trade over furryyearn," remarked a wholesale dealer, " and thei*efuei'ty five tm hey egg*, make on large a Bingle con¬signment of the kind as 1 ever met."

Tho emigrant from Ireland who arrived In this cityo week ago with o live-dollar bill t * his credit, ondwho, Invited o few days later to attend tho "open¬ing of my saloon, etc.," returned with fifty cents lohis credit, says thal Invluiluns lu Ireland "do notturn out that way at all."

It Isn't o question of rivalry os to news at all xvUhsonic of thc Now-York penny evening papers; lt Bjos Io which of them shall present on Imprint of theword " Ks tra" In the hugest and most ungainly Isak-lag type

The woman who steped through the crowded ele¬vated car last night ami loft both the doors wide openwilles to tho newspapers occasionally about the" uiiieeling, brutal men to be met with lu public cou¬le* .mies In this elly."

Tin* elevated cars always give an ugly wrench andJerk In iiiiiniliiig tho curve ot r-eveiitli st. ond tho Bow¬ery. Not 0 train passe* within twenty-four hournbut that contains ot least one passcngor who sal *¦

'' The eraah that has been threatened for yeai*s lo suretu ixe iii at thal pu,ul I am always ai;.ml of mylife passing lt."

Ex-Judge A. L. Mollison, of Arlz.ona, an ardentBlaine Irishman anti protectionist, will deliver thooration at the Runner's Day celebration In CooperImini on Maul. 5.

Thf* friends of Father Hugh J. Kelly, who wa*etta* beti to tat. Teresa's Church before his appoint¬ment af successor to Father Riordan ot Castle Harden,have collected Ssl,uno which they will piwent lo himaa a testimonial.

The alleged bucket-shop keepers were nrrnlgned otJctferson Market yosterday, and were, held tn S500ball for further examination. Andrew f>. Hammonddemanded au examination, which will be given to day.

Igaaflal Immense cocoanut trees, bearing fruit,have arrived ot tlie Eden Museo from the nestIndies for exhibition ot the orchid show, which willojien on Thursday. Many rare orchids have been reycalved from England ond lhere will olso bo a pio-fnso display of roses. Iho exhibition, which ls underDie pitronage of well known women, promises tobo highly popular.

Tho D. K. E. Club will hold IU Bunna! dinner atthe clubhouse, No. 4.16 Flflh-are., on Thursday even¬

ing. Nearly two hundred members will be present.The BBsa al meeting of the Corporation of tlio

M"!: npolitau Museum of Art will be hold at 3 p. m.

to-dav In the East Galton of lits) Museum building.'Ihe reports of thc director and treasurer will tiepre>s*ntod.

Jul.n 1'. Lynch, chairman of the With Iieglmcnt'le-.nu. a. ( ommltteo. ond o prominent member ofthe Irish Home liule Club, has returned from Florida,whitier he went, accompanied by M li bael (ilb)ln,BSYaral weeks ago foi the benellt nt his health. Mr.Lynch is staying ot the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Ile say*his health ls completely restored.

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LROOKLVN.A handsome gold mounted medal has been pre¬

sented lo .Nu Inila-* 1'. Hort mann, Na 041 Dc Kalb-ave,, by his -schoolmates of Patois ¦skoal No. '17,whom he had left In the year 1803, lu that yearbe drilled thirty boys fruin thai school as soldiers.

Dr. Adolph Varuna, of No. 103 Montague-st., diedon Friday night ot Lakewood, N. J., whither he hadgone to get relief from congestion of tie lung-*. Ile.* a. forty-eight year* of agc, and o na' ir- of Spate,arfesra he -tucll.-d medicine. Mo bod been establishedIn li ooklyn a number of yeais and had a Itu gepi ai ncc. Ile tell a wife oi.d live children. Illshotly was demoted ot Fresh Fond, L. I., yesterday.

While taking some olothe* from a pulley lino otNo. bb lieigen-st., yesterday morning, Mrs. JennieAlvon!, ago tilly three, leaned too far out of thefourthDury window and fell Into Ibe yard, receivingo fro. tu re of the skull and Internal Injuries fromwhich she died.

Annie Francis, age t**rnty-nliie, a prisoner forvagrancy In the blxth i'roclnrt I'oltoe (station, at¬tempted to stionglc herself with on epron string abouther neck tn her oell yesterday morning, and also tobutt her brains out agalmit the eell wall.

The Kev. Joseph Twlchell, of Hartford, Conn.,preached Xor Dr. Lyman Abbott In I'lymouth Churchyesieiday. He real a discourse In the morning uponthe need of lofi.r Ideals for humanity, bl* fc.\t lasing'. lie ye therefore perfect a* your lather lu Heaven isperfect."'

I-lc¦.tier's of the Greenpnlnt portion of tbe ellycomplain of the lei ry service between that part ofthe elly and New-York. They are circulating 0

petition for reduction of fare or Improvement ofthe service.

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NEBS FROM THR SCRURBS.

NEW-JERSEY.The bodies ol two mon found yesterday on the

Erle track, near Cai field, In lieigeo County, were

Identified os two of three brother* named Kelling,employed In the Passaic Print Works, lt Ls sup¬posed that they were struck by a tia n while goinghume f.om woik on (-at unlay.

JEJTisEV CITT.James Moroney, of No. 280 Warren-st., returned

Louie yesterday and encountered Edward Kenny, ofNa 3d Grand st. In tha hollway, Ibe two men

were loon engaged lu o ll*,tit. In which Morouey gotKenny's nose lu his mouth ond nearly blt lt off.1101 h were arrested. Moroney being charged wt fi

mayhem ond Kenny with assault and battery.James while, olio* Jainos Mulligan, wos eoptured

by p.,1 Lee men yesterday while breaking Into an

Italian'* fruit-stand, al Newark ave. and Hendenotvlt White ls one of three masked burglars who broke

Into a* house In Flrst-st- several years ago andcarried off 0 trunk full of silver.

Mi*. Kllxobeth Jerrold, who hoa been In the CityHoopltal for scverol week* suffering from Injuriesalleged to sara been inflicted by ber husband, diedyesterday, the was beaten lost November by ber hus¬band, who ls bow In the county Jail awaiting trial.

County Physician Converse will m_e sn autopsy,and will probably order an Inquest

KEWAUK.

Mary Vornlst, o Pole, ls lying In the German Hos¬pital lufferlng from Injuries that may prove fatallesterday her husband quarrelled with her at theirhume, No. 2fl2 HprlugCold-are , about hor attendinga social gathering and he become so violent that tbewomen lu a Ht of terror sprang from ber bedroomwindow on the second Boor lo the ground, where shewoo found by neighbors. The husband. Prank Vor¬nlst, waa ori-eMed. Tbe neighbors loy Ihat ne ls a

chrome wife beater.Jame* bradley, age Atty, a helper lu 'I lino's era.*ker

factory, woo found Seod at Ibe fool ot tb* elevatorshaft, lt ls thought that he BSBBBt hl« way la Us

dork while walking on the top flror and fell downthe shaft, a distance of thirty-five feet.

WE8TCHB5TEB corNTT.St. Matthew's Evangelical Church, ot nostlngs-Onv

Ihe-Hiidson. the Ker. H. W. Foehllnger, poator, wudcdlcoted yesterdey. The morning lervlee wos con-dncied In the .Jormoji languoge br the Rev. P. <XKoenlns, of WrMtchester, and In the afternoon theRe*. PT P. Keener, of the Evangelical Church olBrooklyn, preached In English.

"BAM " SMA LL BBBUKED BY A WOMAN

CONFUSION AT A TEMPERANCE MEETING.

HOWIa* AND niSSTCS OV»Ii*COME A PI.rCKT CRITIC.MKKTIN08 ST OTHER PLACES.

The Rev. "flMi" Small, of Georgia, addressed a

large audience yesterday afternoon In ChlckerlngHal! tinder tho auspices of the American TemperanceT'nlon. At the close of bis address., an extraordinaryoccurrence took place thot possibly disturbed theeffects of the famous Prohibitionist's stream of elo¬quence, though he hod poured lt on the oudienco foran hour and a half. Aa he took his seat, ofter havingmade one of his characteristic) speeches full of whathos been denounced os " slang*1 from more thon ono pul¬pit, o well dressed woman, porhops thirty-five yeorsold, with an earnest foce ond modest manner, arose

from hor seat In the rear of thc hall ond attemptedto address some words to the platform. The audi¬ence, which wos large ond demonstrative, was Justthen colling for tome favorite speaker on the plat¬form and the * Inuits and clopping of hand*) mode ltImpossible to cetrh her opening words. A few peo¬ple near the woman began to hiss, ond then the crowdbecome aware ot the tlluotlon ond remained silentJu*t long enough to beor these words spoken cleorlysnd firmly: ¦ If Mr. Small would use loss vulgarityand less slang-*

The rest of her remarks were lost In the uproarthot followed. A would-be orator from the platformretorted that " Barn*" Small was " no smell man."The plucky little woman attempted to say somethingabout Christ's service, but only a few could hearher. The sudlcnce hissed ond o few grown up men

near the door shouted: "Put her out!" One mon

cried out: " Choke her off I" The "peaker on thoplatform came to the rescue by shouting Ihat If whatthe audience had beard was " BfaMft" why then letlt hear more of such "slang." Tho little womanthen nat down, remarking that she had said all shecored to, ond tho audience became quiet.

The Rev. Mr. rimall took fur his 8i1t1J.1t, " AnAm .-ai from ' Uncle Sam ¦ Drunk tu ' Lacie Sam '

Sober.0 Among other things, he said:It ls as logical to sell slaves os to sell Itrjaar. Have

wo a rlRht to apix-al to "Duels Sam 1" UBagrsflfl lspetitioned to i-uaionline cattle un arrimu! ut plcuni-pneuinoiila; why con't lt oct on tho pleuru pneu¬monia of whiskey that quarantines IMTO.THK) men Inbai rooms I We hod o triple ai timi, double-bock;trichinosis act passed to let liistnarek know that Ifhe did nut let In our sick trichinosis we would keepout his bad bologna sausages. T'uere ore M«00uInterested in Iho coal strliie, and CaagrSBB Investi¬gates lt; but there aro 8,.'.(X).(MM) Interested In tholl |.i(*r question and finialSS* does not Investigatethai subject. v*o passe,) loo nan prating theIxnd to give our legislators wisdom Ha *ns busyand made no reply. We ti. nt petit,un* tu the Legis¬lature; now we will send 'petition*! with Inn,ts. Iiar-tender-s aili multiplying faMci t h.m s. html tea'heiK.I chaipe eoBBtraelive ti-unh«-11 rif*-s nu Congress, furthe member's are drunk with power, place, opportunityand political ii'hrming.A promiscuous crowd put h. red ll tho hall of the

Ma.soii'0 Temple yesterday t0 enjoy Un* pr*.gi .linnie ofihe Now-Voik Temperance I'niun meeting, l'lvmdontJ. B. l.ibbs wa,s ali hinil.-H and made sure that thecoiled lon, after the upi uanna* applause over tho singlng, would mme than cover Urra BSpaaeBB of thom.-eting, and would savo him fruin thc usual humilityof hovlug In pass round the collection baskets threetimes or mote. The trea.yiir**-r, Imwcv.-r, reported ili.itIho aaUaeUoa would nm half cover the cxpens.- of thohall, and Mr. IliMk* |.oliteli infuim'.l the ii'itlicncothat hii free admission ocherne had proicd BB Bttatia..u,., a.... Itu «. gu 1,11 li ., ,.. tm .i-ni .yl-nilaslun scheme lureafier. Th.- programme was chieflymusical, two short ¦Sdrwaees being BMde by ratherMorl ella nd and Dr. IUv.il Weik.Al.1 two BBHainjll pinpi.- allciid'*d rhe ni't'ting of

Ihe Manhattan Temp.raiu o AaauSiailOB In Cooper lu onyctMii.-itiay. Mis l". V. Di.upla a, '"ii,,- wonderful lea*pecance Histor," msde the pnnc p.il addi BBB. Sh** saidthat the rum qafisUaa ls md raeelvlng proper alientlon. Even the brewer anil tie* distiller nai rimdiunkiti'd musi he reform.'d, as he I* making ihe liquorboniness disreputable. She dcdai'-d th.lt physiciansnjnred the |ii<ih)i>ltlon movement moro than anyothers by pi-.-Milbing liquor fur medicinal u-.\

LEAVING HIS WARDROBE ON THE PIER.The fate of Richart! P. Ilyrio. a portion of wlie** clothing

wss ftiniiil cai It Saturday intiriilap ot Um hay biirfrf " .nestQueen, al Hie loot of West Klrveulh »t., 1* «tlll uncertain.Byrne's relatives say thal he axpof lo tn tie iu lin monti alltiny Yo Uv, an th it ti* curri--.! a largo *um of money. Tueythlok that he mint have BOM waylftld and foully .lciii withos he cam* Irons th" CBrl.topher street Parry at niirhr. Vetthey do nol en-laln Mr*. Rrrns's l-tler to Imr hiisbaiitl'snephew. John li guiulsn, in *hlcb. aft. making bim to tolo the Charles Htroet t-it.itmn to identify th* clothing, (hehope* *' lh.it the liini i-xp.irio.1 has nut como,"

Thi- theory o tim pillie* ls that ilvrm- wandered aboard Ihe1.,'t! 1,1' while Intoxicated, prolia dy daring Ult- alt ninon. * nitell ardeen ond (hot ofter awhile. iBBoniBtag bunsil at linnie,tic began to nii'lrcts. il.en Walked tn ntl.cr the *i<le ar tliemw st the haine snit to overhnor I. They aav that tlie cloth-luar wai *. tine that (tm ve* erowal hav.- tai. u lt. 1 ha watch¬man fellini th* dollie* in ihe centre nf the '-nit, tu a rl'-ared.paco, surrounded liv laiee nf av. I ie call r« lay aids by.ide, tit* two coals at a lillie .nuance, nnd the hat nnir a f.-w'rot from thom. No *lgo* of e alrugne were visible 011 e*yl! Ih* l-r ll.'li S

qtJBBNR COUSTY LOSER A YA I.I A REE OtTIBBN.The BSSBflaaSSl .loath uf Thoma! Warren was a great Inti to

j ii-.- ri a aunty, uf whose 1'itixons' Cuni.milne he was a pmm-neul omi usoftil niambar, lie had iiv.it tnany years at"ira tua 11 I.. I., where he was well known as aa enemy ofivery Iona of dishonesty and political chicanery. Il may ti*ia.-1 ut li ni thkt De was to ba esteemed fur the rnt-mie* henone, fur he wa* heartily baled br the samp*, element id theo * 11 aii'i roiiiiiv. In one inaUnce hu wa*, tho igti en invalid,irotally eitocled white d selia, gmg bi* duty at the pulls, yetie coin.mie.I hi* eu ursa, un n lim tlnallv id oITecllnir mony* forma, lt woo loaiolr lina ic. hld-Son* Ihol thu in iq al I nu*

ax-alt-tysloin amlor width property wa* *u.d ogaiu andigain for ale*. paltrySaxes wai -l->. a '..

WHAT ATHLETES WILL DO THIS WEEK.Tbe Acm* (lau duli will have their n-«u ar monthly (hoot

t Dexter'* Park. I- I., to-morrow.The I oner Island 8nd om! (I il ti duli will have their lerondhool of tie year at Woodlawn Tari, U I, an Wednesday.Thu pu.tuoned shoot of the Fountain Ona Club will take

lif-i'ii Saturday at Woodlawn l'ark, I,. I.The anunal spring game* of th* SSS* lle/lmunt, under thenspl.es ol Cnupany At, will be hold at the aimury meier-in nt are Brooklyn, on Haturday, Anni 7, un*) of the prin-Ipal feature* or il,is netting will be ne iutercullaftata inn-t-ware iuut*t between teem* (rom Yole, ilorvora, Princeton,linwii an Colili.lhiOThe r.-osiM fi Morrl rr* hod their twsr.tv eighth ran In the'Sibwaluotih " modal earltx un Bafuird.iy. Anani a ilo/enofho athlete* want ihriua-b the raia au I slush lo score um nts

l. OrowUgacome In fi rai. J. li. Mellor imcond. and F. G.l edit third, th* others ia a bunch. Tim* of winner, 31linnie*.

*>-

IDENTIFIED AS AS OLD STOCK BROKER."lr.-Li. il K. Herd," a Hock hruker who hal b. n

ntiflii ad in JatTerson Mar ksi prison ilnee Friday on a chargef unsappruprlatlng B3.000 belonxing la Mist Loni ia SussUf No. 14'J We«t i'-ort* lltsl .*-. w.ia f esler lay Idehli tl* a*edward B. Ketchum. formerly of the flrrn of Kdward1. K» chun A -son, once prominent brokfr* In Wallitreeu Ills tai liar, now dead, was tbe fouaiternt the Honer*a*tt'iifti*e Works al Paterson, N. J. The Consolidated-.ichance I* also said t* hav* a suit pending agalnai bim.ie i* a member of the Academy al Ueiign.

*-

FUNERAL OF THE RET. MR. OOODNOUOII.Tb* funeral of the Rev. Alfred B. Uoodnnugh, pastor of tha'.'un fi ol lb* Havluur (Uuitanaa), In Plerropoul-at, Hro*k.yn. who died on w ctn. onay al th* age of thirty-thru*, wai.ti.iitl.-it by mony prominent meini.ori of the Unitarian da.loitnoai'on tn bis chorcb yesu-nlay afternoon. The wholerout or the potplt wa* dei ked with flower, omi .verirecn*ad ihe co 111 a waa coveted with a floral pall. The irrvlrairero conducted by Ibo Her. Drs. Ro'irrt Co.Iyer. A. P. Pul.S'n, F. A. Farley. XV. L. Chaffin ond (Inndail Reynold* Thewo laat named maila eddri*****. paying high trlbnto* to th*icelleiioe of Mr. OsadaaaaB'B eharao.er and atUlamrnio,ibu bunol wa* m (j reen wood Cemetery.

SMALLPOX INCREASING IS ELIZABETH.Tour nsw cote* of smallpox wera reported to the healthaihoritleoof r no' el., oo tsotorday eight by Cl ly PbvalclaaVillon Th* Victim* **re remorad lo tha past boose yeater-ay. Thalr Doaieo ore John, Moir Kin.rn and Aunio Hoo-oisy and a Mra. Mick. Thiv lived on "-.¦ on! tc, o f«w 'or*rom lb* Ifoc.NOuoro family on InsliopUe*. A* th* Moo-

tOYALpOWDERAbsolutely Pure.

Thli powder never iori.-* A mervt-1 ot purity, strengthtd wholesomeness Mora BSSM uilral n,an tho ordinaryInda, and connot b* sold lu eoiiip.iiiioa with ihe muliiiudet low leal, .hort wright alum Or phiioiibare Dowden. Sold ,.dr lo eeo* Roi'Ala liAkiM. I'uvVJjU Co., 104 a'

rall sw. ». .. 1

MARVIN'SRELIABLE

SAFESlil Till: ORF.AT

BroadwayFire!

Every Marvin Safe Does Its Duty.SIX SEVERE TESTS.

mi-. i * i I' ni am li i Oft"Tba contents of eur two MARVIN

BA FEB earn* ikrourb without a scorch.Band tb* new ones at once."

NO. 3. jrr--.lt KOW --lt tV KIINKftT."Uar MARVIN HAKE ass se- *r*!r

tried, bal lt* content* *re Intact. Wowont another ot tlie lome kimi."

NO. sV MITCIIRM. t% I'lCABU."\v« would not b-dieve lt possible

that hooks and parer* BMM lie bronchithr 0111*1 om-'. * fire. Vi'Or tare did lt

perfectly. Hellyer new one today."

NO. S. VF.ITeY NH.MON."Tho Iorgo MARVIN HAKE carried

lt* contents through, the fearful nre la

gallant tty le. Hellyer the new one (con

aa .," '.¦. ¦¦¦'

NO. SJ. HfcMcY MOBBf*." It did not *«*in possible for a *afe to

withstand BBOl a test, bal ll* content*ciB'iuat nanorthed."

No other SAFE has the record of theMARVIN. Of tho many thousandSafes manufactured by this companynot one has ever failed to preserveits contents.

Marvin Safe Co.,MTABLI8BX0 BULS a ckntuhy.

New-Yorb. l'lulnd.-li-lnp London, Eng.

Kamara* were quarantined. Health Inspector Reave* scout*the idea timi the Houncisrs and Mrs. Mack hud taken therliiesse from them. A special meeting nf tb* Hoard of Healthwill ke hold to ii.tra to iuvr«lneale.

IS THIS A DR EGOIST'S Fi TA I. Bl. US DERIMrs. BlliaBOlB Mckeon, at No. SSS Mvrtle-oye., Rrooklvn,

lied on Saturday aftei au HIBBS*" ol four day*. Her tiusl.andsaid sue had taken mr*.e lii|iior-t*e powder, afler wbioh she wa*

Mixed willi sevrrt) vomiting md grew raiddiy worse. Dr.Carlin, n lidford are.. Hrooklyri, who wa* railed lu te treot

hat saul that lu lils opinion the lin! tnkeo *nmei liing poison-iBs. Tlie polioo scared some ol the liquorice powder la theuriglnai wrappor. lt lind benn pat up by T. J. Franc*, drag-list at. Myrtle aed K.-nt-ave*., and was labell*.! " I'ompoandl.iqnorlcn I'owl.-r." Au aul.pty will bo held aud the pow-ler will be analyzed.

TO DEBATE THE BRIDOE TERMINUS QUESTION.The BrtBfl* Traetee* wll1 BeM their Febrnsry moetlng thi*

tfteriioun and the qne-ttiun ot a Brooklyn ter luriiia will be1. liar.-' and probably decided. The committee, which balfiren several hearlntri In tho matter, will report in favor ofhe totalled Sanaa plan lora new lui mina! station between-and-ami Ililli sis., llrooklyn, with atloquot* platform* andiwltchintr foci li Iles for lix.cor trains, 8am* opposition tohis onset from the ililllciillv in sreuring proper connection*sith the elevated toad* lu Kimmi ano Adam* at*.

MA 81N H IA IB UHQ BNO E.

MINIATURE ALMANAC."Ii'-HAT.

¦¦¦ in tr-fi 6 52 .-. is 6 28 Moon »-is 7:81 Mooni ag*. 11111.11 WATI.IL

I..V..tandy rtooc. SSSI Uar. Isl'I fl 00 Hell Oat*. 10:19wat xBMiSsaaaS. Mi) Qa*, i.i't a 361 Hell liate, 11:27

INCOMINO 8 TEA MEBBTOD AI.

rms!.Fruit. Sni'eA. LinAanad*...I.omlon.Jan '24.NotionalIdraoce.Kio Janeiro .....lau -JU....US A iiraiil

mSBUAT. ii 14Vynmlng....Liverpool.Keb 4.Onionl err*.llreui.'u.Keb 4.NO Lloydian Marco*.Barana.Keb 9.Ward's

araoaasoir, n:n. lfii"rane*.I.ond.in.Fob B.Notional¦lly ol Atlante.Vera Ural.Yali l.Aiexauure

OUTGOING SLEA WEBEll IM ¦* I. KKH ll

Vesselretiel. Line. Fnr Melli eloie. nil*.|t-ii'. i, span i iari». Havana. 1 p ui 8 pm

W0I1HKSI1 IV. fk.ll 1 j.IdrHtlc. White Star. Liverpool. 430em 730ot*ipain, N'atL'.uai. I.iv-Tii'i .1. omalni. N (t l.ioy.i. Bra usu A -I'lir.iip'u.. 4'IOe ra 7.-30 o ra'liLla'L-'Lii'.L.i, Ilea u. I.agiuv i.ll a IB l pia

thu rsi ur. Yy.n. 16tote of Nevada. Rtate. Olsi*gow. B arajoravia.llamti.Amer. Hanhurir.9 am"ity of Columbia Alex" ir*\ u mi, Ar 1 pm 8 pmen! ". s, ¦*. 4i.r.. Nassau. SM. 1 pm ,i pm

ilro. Atlaa, Haytl. 8 am 10 nmrinldod. Quebec biirinuil.i... 1 pm fl pm

SHIPEINO NEWE'ORT OF NEW-YOKE.SUNDAY. F£H. ll, 1888

AllHIVrCIJBloomer Moravia (dori. Hehieh, tlambnrg Jan 29, Havre

'eli 1. with nulli and 270 passengers lo Kuuliar lt A (Jo. Ar-

iv*l at Hie Uar al 11 a m.tstestiior lax Haf.c.-«-iie Yr). BaaMlt, Harte Feb I. with,'»m and pass* ix*rs to Louis de liehlau.Hteamar l.yius i>ri norma, OlriBQll Deo 30, Palerma Jant ounla 15. (iibialtar 21, with nolie to ! atc.lu ,1 iloileij

essei io Slmps.ui. r-ipenc* A Youuk. Artlxed at tbe Bar Ot S

rateamer Newport, rahackfort, Asptnwall B day*, with mdsend passenger* to l's- IV M all -. .,

t-i.-aiii'-r li im.lad I Un. Kraser, Ilamllton. Bermuda, 8ays. with imlsu ood passcoser* t* A ¦ Outerbrltlge A Co.r rived al the Har al B.L10 a m.

Hieartit-r Mnrsrsn City, (lardner. Cairnton 9 day*, withidse flo J"hn T Van sit kio.Heaitii-r Equator .Nelson. Charlciton, with mdse to Wm T

'ly '* .? Oa.ateamer Breakwater. Pnie, Newport New* and Nortolll

nihni isa and piaienfei* to OM DaailaloaBaOasteamer lleruiau ll in I-r. Halli ti, lloaiou, with rad** to

I K Id'tiock.Karl B'lliHrl. Munro, ll"tterdim 27 dari, with Iroa ondaipty borroli to onion reosel to c W Hrri.nn.B^rk siodac. m (Hr), lvt'ls, MaalewMw SO (toys, with

ni. . tn Knos Wll leri vt'**»l lo J fl Wbiioey A Oo.flONHKf.-Ai Study 11.mik. win I lla-ht. N. thiok aud mow-lg. Al City li .¦ .. wind light, NE, snowing.Arrived yesi/ir liv

..teamer Pulyn**t* ((teri Kulin, Hamburg Jan St, with!.lae and 1B4 pas«*ii»-sr» to Fbelpo Uro* * Ca A fired at thelar st !. fl m.hteimcr Texas mn Ctos*. (Ilrgentl Urn-lt, Melano 14,leos,na SS, I'ai-inio Jan Li, Yal.-iifia I 1. Malaga 18. Hermado1, i i .» 2 dors, with mils* loopier, voa**! to Nuns A., ¦».-.. Arri ve*! at th* Hirst ll p m.

nf Hiaamer Errurlx Bri. rrom I,iv«roooi. prevlonsly re>ur led. i'4- 475 passenger*. Arrived ot the Har ol 8.0ft p ra.

BAILED.Bteameis K*p»nol, fnr Liverpool, Minaola. nrt*tnl| rieqne,Isboii; Htratbairly, Inrdeanx: Vcrtumuua, HeajtBBB U«\yiltira. Ht Ann's Hay,Saras Jose E More, for Ouontanaraoi Havana. Havana-aaa lt llueno, Molamaa.lins Aroa.ua, for Barbados*.Ai*o*4iie*i.via iajn« Ulan I Honnd-Bloomers WllkeoboiTB>r Hooion; Lacy K Miller. Rnckiport.A.i h >r-'»l ('ny Uland l*teamor Arnot 0 Barstow, (erBBftflaafltflj

THE MOVEMENTS Of STEAMER*KdKK.Kiy POKT-t

Qi ii** ws Feb 12-B*ll*d. staomar Herrlo (Br), M.-Kay,o Liverpool hence for Nsw York.Urn, Koli ll ."**'ii".i. stiamer santiago (fir), rotter, forow-YorkBcillt, Keb II-Paaae.1, steamar E.ism (Dteh), Van dar.a. irooi .New Yar* ou Bo* way Ul A m«l-i da o.

Koawi.r I'uisr. Keb 1-l'aio* I, steamar LaJa(Rr), Minn,um N< W Verl "ii lier way ta ,iii Lol.II iMtti.'Bu, Fob el.Maila i. tteamer i'ularlo (Oer), Bohade,r New.York.AsTivRKF. .-b ll--*!.ed. .lea,uer Hhynlond (Belg). Jami-m. (ur New Yon.I'AflLl*'. Y '. "a.:* t. itesmar Cboteao Laflto (Fr),::i»i- r. tor New York.HiiNi. K.'So, Keb ll -Arrtv*d. slea nor Oceoulo (Mr), Met-.Ita, from Hao Franclooo via Yokuhouia.

fin*, prier to Keb 11-Arrived, iteoiuer Clement (Br),urlnr. from Now-York.Ha vasa. Keb ll -tiollod. oteaaiar ('itv ol Atlanta, Burlay,un Mnileeu puru liane* 'ar New-York.

>tr later aMmmiika Hetti, if ero**, ««* iV*A PmgA)

R. H. MACY & CO.,SIXTH AVE., 13TH ST. TO 14TH ST.

Wo are the originators andhave been for thirty years theleaders of popular prices. Ourgoods are marked when firstplaced on sale at such a verymodest profit as only a housecan afford that sells exclusivelyfor cash in every instance, andconsequently eliminates fromits calculation the risk of lossesfrom bad debts and the book¬keeping and other office ex¬

penses inseparable from acredit system.

The losses in the United States re-

suiting from uncollectabie accountsamount to hundreds of millions ofdollars annually. To those for whomcredit ls a paramount importance itis a convenience for which they oughtto pay. The fundamental cornerstoneof a well-regulated business pre¬cludes thepossibility ofdeviating fromone price, but why should cash buy¬ers who purchase from houses thatcarry accounts contribute toward de¬fraying the losses and expenses con¬sequent tothecreditsystem? We givecredit to no one; we therefore incurno losses, and our prices bear evi¬dence of it to the advantage of allwho can avail themselves thereof.In conspicuous instances

other houses occasionally meetour prices "as leaders,''' but itis like the unwilling workmanwho will only do his task whileunder the vigilant eyes of theoverseer; it isa forced exaction,

not a spontaneous tribute.Take promiscuously a dozen

items out of each of our 37 de¬partments and compare themwith a like number of articlesfrom any other house, and itwill confirm our claim that weare the cheapest house in thiscountry, without ever sacri¬

ficing quality to price.

BPKCIAT. RALF, of

Me.We.

RICH BUCK SILKAt the uniform price of 99c.

EM RHACINO TIIE FOLLOWING DESIRABLEWEAVESi

BLACK SATIN RnADAME..... M*.BLACK SATIN LUXON. ama,BLACK POLLTDBSOIK.A. fis*Black watrued silk.¦lack silk bad/imere.BLACK BATIN MKItVEII.LEUX._ _w

BLACKCACHRMIIiEEINLSH OHOS OKAIN. Me.BLACK FAILLE FRANCAISE,. 89*>BLACK A RM CHE ROYAL.-. .0**Y..HINCH HKAVT BLACK BUR* H. SUITABLE.TOR MOURNINO. WeAMA TUE ABOVE ARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.

ALL GRIDES OF BLACK SILK.AT LOWER PRICKS THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE TB

THIS COUNTRY.

COLORED SILKS.60 PIECES CHANGEABLE MUM Mi SOU, SOct

USUALLY 75c.PAULE FRANCAISE, SATIN Rfl^DAME. 0R04

GRAINS ANO si IISM-I IN ALL DESIRABLE*'STREET AND EVENING SHADES.

BLACK SILE VELVET100 PIECES WITH RICH BLACK MATIN* STRIPES, IfDIFFERENT STYLES, AT 6»i\ PER YAKI); COSt

OVER fl TO IMPORT.60 PIECES WITH WHITE SA ri V STRIPE**, t)9«4

WORTH DOUBLE TUE MONEY.

DRESS GOODS.WE HAVE JCST OPENED AN EXTENSIVE ASSORT,MENTOF PLAIN AND FANCY FAHP.ICS Kuli KARLYtransl WEAR IN NEWEST DILMON** AND LATEST

COLORINGS. .

SPECIAL BARGA!?'1,000 PIECES IMPORTED REST FOULARD MAI Mt

AT'He. PER YARD.

EMBRACING CFtl'CKK, STRIPES, SET WlOWBRRSjRUNNING VINES, BROCADED EFFECTS ALL Mts*STYLES OF THIS SEASON'S IMPORTATION, IM*

UO.TAMO DARK GROUNDS.

VALENTINES.A LARGE ASSORTMENT AT OCR USUAL PO*f"o*

LAR PRICES.

R.H.MACY&CO.A neon nrem rn t*.

Beware of a tslt>ht irritation of tho throat.Brumnifll's "iir'i Dimjis < m lin tie lulu rsl.si. nu'. Ollb* elevale.l roiiruaU auuoti*.

Hknrt A. I'aii fl*, M. D.819 WMT I*2«TH-ST.

Henrs.Ste ia.tr. UT. Dlseaoes*f th* N*ry*a* Syne*,C ru il... Liinory Orgau* Iniputauceaua (lerilliy.

.' Uyilla." E. & \V. "Uvilla."(jue Nsw Ha.NT.Euuu Coixoa.

?-." Rouen on Rats." for rats, miop, bn?s. 15c." Roi'i.H on Catarhk. ' Only aiisniiit* cur*, ooo." Rouoh (i.i Corn*." Hani or soft carn*. 16a..*R 1 '.h ..n ituiiiAi.ua." laaeaat relief, iso

"To Mother-'.''Mm. wiwotow'o soomiNO sriiup. f*r Ohililreo r***.»iot.

eafteas tk* t a si. rsl nos* ula n timi m. sllirs iii pi vs i-ilcare* wladoolio aad .narrina*. Tw*atyflT« neat* a OitUi

Bed-spreads.

JAMES McCREERY & CO.Havo several thousand .lacquantami Marseille!* Bed-Spreads,bought very much below marketvalue, at the fol towing, lowprices :Jacquard, 11-4, full sizes, $1.00,$1.15 and $1.35.Marseilles, full sizes, $1.50,

$1.90, $2.35 and $2.90, an im¬portant offering, worthy the at¬tention ot Housekeepers,The sale will commence on Mon¬

day morning, Feb. 13th.JAMES McCREERY &CO.,

Broadway and 11th St.

SEALSKIN GARMENTS.Il.gen lly flnlihetl, perfect fliting, genuine Leodora.dyed

Alaska Heal.AH sir, smut letiirtLi*, oe nett styles.

Htock loo larne and rattier ttieu carry over

PRICES MARKED WAY DOWN.fall Hock Fnrlleed Clroolin, Plush Oeraiente, fleoliklnops, (.wat* Muffs, Boa*, "shoulder Copee, Jr ur u :mia.ag*,loo**.

Write for fettkloe book end price*,

C. C. SHAYNE,MANUFACTURER,

103 PRINCE ST, near Broadway.

a a CONCENTRATED LIQUID Extract ofHalt and Hops, lt ls considered by eml-lent physicians to be far superior to anymported article, and ls recommended byhem as being invigorating and highlylutritious; also insuring a healthy appe-ite and aiding digestion. For sale by all)ruggi8ts.

CARPETSUPHOLSTERY.GREAT SPECIAL SALE.

HAVING Pl.'RCHASED THE ENTIBE BTOCK OfA PROMINENT IMPOHriNO HOI'SK DI Ml*ONT I If.

I*INO THE8E DEPARTUUNrS,WE OFFER

#500.000 WORTH,COMPRISING WILTONS, AXMINSTER!!, MOQl'KTTBAVELVETS, BODY AND TAPKHTKY lilli S-.I1..1, 3 PLYaj

AND IKUItAINS.

811 K AND MOIIAIK PLCSHEH (PLAIN AND ElfBOH8ED), HII.K AND WOOL TAPESTRIES, ANDALL THE DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF CO VKRINO81ALSO TUE ENTIRE RANOE OF TI'RCOMAN, LACSAND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, ALL TO Bl

CLOSED OUT

Regardless of Cost of Importation.

SHEPPARD KNAPP 4 CO,sixth-Al E.. 1STH AVD teVTH ST*».

PARKER'SHAIR BALSAM

Cleans** and b**uttn** th* bair.l'rouiuttw a .uxurlai.t growth.Never Fa ila to Restore GroyH.ir lo its Youthful Color.

Curo*M*liidlj*r*su>.aiit] hair (allin*;.we ol I'i nfKifti

PARKER'S CINCER TONICInvaluable fur Coughs, Cold., Inword Paine, EitiansXIo*.

SEMI-CENTENNIAL ISSUE

TI HONE ALMANACTHE ALMANAC FOR 1888

IS NOW RKADTi PBIOB

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A COPY)aad le oe rall os *r*r ef .eulalie*', tBBBBRBBR e*4 *e>placatory dot* re.olino to IO*

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