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LACESAre displaying A new ImporUticn of Fine Laces AlcnconRepousse Punch effects Ltcrrc Point Gaze ChantillyVtlenciennes Oriental Applfque and Soft Mode FlouncingMatched Widths Alfevers and Bandings to match

SPECIAL A large assortment of Applique and SeparateOrnaments in exclusive designs in Paris Champagne andwhite welt adapted for application purposes

Net Top Repcusse Flouncing 18 inches wide

worth 150Irish Crochet and Point Venue Allover Nets 19 inches wide

for Waists Gowns and trimmings in general

worth 15098CWhile And Cream Crochet Bands

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value 59c X45Inch Point dEsprit Nets White Cream and Black

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WOMENS NECKWEARNew and large variety of Slocks Fancy Top Collars and

Sets in Persian Crash Bulgaria and Lacey effects

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CHINATOWN TO HELP THE JAPS

A RIG K CROSS BKEF1T ISARRAXGED FOR TOMORROW

Jipanrse Editor of Chinese NewspaperIt and Street ni re With

Gay Posters Or lent U will PackTheir at Two Pcrformanpfg

Chinatown is placarded from end to endwith mammoth posters announcingJapanese Red Cross benefit to be held inthe Chinese Opera House at 130 oclocktomorrow afternoon So quietly andrapidly have the preparations for this beencarried on that few outside of those chieflyinterested are aware of the movement

Kengo Moriya a Japanese who forseveral years has been publisher of theChinese Weekly Herald conceived the ideaof giving his brothers in exile a chance tohow whatever sympathy they felt for hiscountrys cause

I wanted to see how Chinese feelingstood here he sold last night and how

sentiment would be likely to material-ize in dollars and cents The resultsbeen far beyond my expectations Thebuyers of ticketa that have already beensold will more than fill the theatre for theperformance on the 11th but no sec

are dated so as to bo used eitherthen or on the 18th

Tho Chinese Reform Club told mobroached the subject of this benefit-

to their a week that hadbeen discussing a similar enterprise among

met me every-thing I proposed Donations have also

all the weUtodoChinese in and though the benefit

are all for coon each therebeing no reserved seats and tho capacityof little windowloHS theatreto about sum that will oventuallybe forwarded to the Mikados Bed Crossassociation bids fair to be a goodly one

fho theatre officials have thefree for the two afternoons

and performers have volunteered theirfor the first

entertainment will consist of oddreiwes byJoseph and other prominent

performances by a troupanesethe Ken jitou fencing match moving

Chinatown and phonographic inte-rlude

The rod yellow blue and postersthat now cover every available surfaceIn Mott and Pell streets and beforewhich little of excitedly chatteringChinese are gathered from

refer to outrageous Russianoccupation of our soil These

course tire In Chinese charac-ters exclusively They to

to help the suffering soldierswho are fighting our no thanJapans as loss or of tho

concerns the great Chinese EmpireThey are signed prominent

among are Single-ton Guy Maine Jue Chue Leo YouJohn Chanty Leo Bow Wong HongSan Dr J C WongGet All Chinatown Is wrought up to agreat of excitement overpriseHow I feel about It repeated JueChue ono of Pell streets law-yers It I were a Jap Id go home

fight thats how I foel wewill have a chance though

find Id like nothing better than to get alick at those Russian cowards

U1KRS OK POUTED AGAI-

Alrn Nrnt Away Front Ours Col by Sol-

diers Tunnel Lscd ai PrisonUEKVUR Col April 8 Seventy strike

Agitators recently deported from Tellurideby tho Citizens Alliance were suppliedwith tickets by the Western Federation ofMiners yesterday and sent fromto Bell had hismilitia surround the train when it reachedTelluride Five of tho worst agitators wereput in prison and the remaining sixtyfivewere placed aThey were sent bock to Ouray without

nvtlstttncpAdvies received at tho headquarters of

Urn Western Ffderaton ofredeported mon are to the effect that the

authorities have taken Presidentof the toleration with a half dozen

other loaders of the strikers and imprisonedthem in a milelong tunnel confleets the lower workings f the Montananncl Cimarron mines hi the San Miguelfountv sid of the with the Virginiaand Revenue tunnel on theAbsolutely no Information concerning

can bo obtained and the censors ontelephone and telegraph lines positively

to his namo to bo

lawyer Dlllnn Ante Drhrr FinedPrarachal automobile

for John Dillon counsel for the WesternUnion Telegraph Company was fined 10In the West Side court yesterday for speed

Mr Dillons machine on CathedralHeights Mr Dillon wa not in tho automobile when Pearschat was arrested

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LOVE MAKING JAILElmer Castle Continued It Through tho

Window After His ReleaseUTICA April Elmer Castle of Norwich

was recently released from the Chenangocounty jail at Norwich after he had serveda six months sentence for disorderly conduct While a prisoner ho had been em-ployed in painting the interior of the jailand while so engaged he became acquaintedwith Mrs Hattie H Barrows who is awaitingtrial on the charge of aiding and abettingthe killing of her husband who met deathat the hands of Mrs Barrowss lover FrankGale

The friendship between Castle and thefickle Mrs Barrows quickly ripened intolove and the widow forgetting her affectionfor Gale promised to elope with Castlewhen she was free wasfrom jail the other and the same eveningho was discovered the of the

Irs cell window on the secondfloor They conversed for half an hourand Cautlo kissing her through thewindow bars returned

He repeated his visit on the two suenights but on his fourth a plot

was for him When the alarm wassounded Castle was seated on the window

with the fair prisoner Hewall and was at home in before thoSheriff camo up with him Castle is nowon the inside of the jail and will probablyremain there for several months

ABLE TO WORK MlSTA

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A Created In a Poorhoiuc Onthreakof Maladies

Overseer of the Poor John B Casey ofIrvington N J trying to get some workout of tho malingerers in the poorhouseHe thinks that a number of them are af-flicted with the hook worm but are phys

capable of doing work for whichthe town laborers chieflythe cleaning of the crosswalks twice a weekMr that he has a number ofmen in the almshouse who are afflictedwith nothing worse than a tired feelingloss of ambition willingness to rest arevulsion labor Theirappetites are and they can pitch

or play leapfrog areothers who town who are regularapplicants for aid but never do any

moving from shade to sunshineand taking walks to his office fortownHe rounded a number of them up yester

and made them clean crosswalksThey developed rheumatic

wearyitls immediately andthe grumbling was constantOne of Mr Casey that he would

for manslaughter if ofexposure to and drizzle was fatalwas at the bat and he madeathreebase hit Ho that he will make

the men out again this morning andfinish the work which is andwithin the powers of any of those selectedfor tho job

DOCTOR CUT AMD

Mrs Mangold ThInks She Has Found fleaSons for Suing for a Divorce

Mrs Matilda Mangold of DolgevilleHerklmor county has begun action intho Supreme Court for a divorce from DrWilliam O Mangold whodIsappeared from

Mangold had a largo practice in DolgeDecember came

to Now York for the holidays Dr Mangold returned to leaving her

and on Dec 27 ho left his Heleft several letters behind him addressedto his wife mother and friends saying thathe was about to seek a new home a strangecountry amid changed conditions

It said that he had been reckless and foolishwhile slim had been true and honorableHo begged her to forgive him and

would get better withoutwork to find him and on tho reports theysubmitted to her she hosesdivorce She that she has learned thatDr Mangold sailed from New York forPanama and then took ship for San Fran-cisco where he arrived on Jan 26 Mrw

that she believes ho wasaccompanied by a woman whom she namesan

Neumann Ilerzoc Punched Him SuesA quarrel at the Riverside Casino on

Nov 28 between Ely Neumann and MiltonHereog has resulted in a suit by Neuman-

nIn Neumann thatthe attack on him was unprovoked andthat he was InjuredHe wore eyeglasses and wornin the counsel is Stein

Roy Arrested for UlllInK Ills ItrotherRANDOLPH Mass April 0 Harris E

Dexter was arrested today by State OfficerScott and Jaquith for killing his youngerbrother Parker R Dexter at Randolph

is said to have confessed that he accidentallyshot his brother while a revolvor He WM token to the Dedham jail

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WonderfulPiano Offers

Beautiful 1904Wilson Pianos 175

On liberal terms of 5 down and1 a week

350 ToneLastingWaters Piano 195

On liberal terms of 5 down andM a week

Renowned 350Harmony Pianos 195

On liberal terms of 5 down anda week

weekSecures any of the following

five pianos

350 RichardsonPianos 195

On liberal terms of 5 down and1 a week

Beautiful 400 WeignerPianos 210

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All Include Stool andCover

Pianos delivered to your home first payment of IS andno Interest is charged for time taken in making payments

We advise you to visit our Piano Rooms tomorrow Dontput It off a slnek day For If you select one of these beautifulpianos you will get one of the best handsomest pianos at

Half Its Real ValueThese Piano lire linl It to a lifetime They are In

reality xanaterplece of piano eonstrucllonthtand resonant the touch especially Imrtlc and

mechanism perfect the eta beautifully and the fittings In eryway most artistic

Nothing but the beat material an used In any part of theseare guaranteed In ererr particular for a term of tn

years a factlmlle or this Kuarantre being Inserted In letters OB thInside top lid of every piano

Time Piano are considered brpeople and many to be far superior to other planoa midhy at from 350 to ich Therefore you make a aavlog olfrom I1M to

Upon rAh Hale w will box and pianos free of charge to anypert of the United States

Our new exchange 7tem place In a position to exchangeyour old piano for one of these beautiful pianos tV win take the oldpiano as put payment and give you the privilege of paying say balanceii II a week

r5iifAH Dont buy a piano that does not bear the makerse name

Every piano we sell bears the makers name This meansguarantee to every purchaser Every piano has a recordbacked by the manufacturer as well as by Broomlngdale Brothers

Muslin Underwear DeptMonday April nthSpecial Offering of

Fine White Petticoatsi-n Walking Marine and Train lengths many elaboratelytrimmed with lace or embroider-

yat about K their value

Trousseau Setsin a large variety of styles

S500 675 875 1250i

Niglit Gowns 980 S i 2 5 i 9 5

CorsetsI-n Fine Batiste attached supporter-

sat 165 value

In Fancy Broch attached supporter-sat value 450

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WILL OF OLIVER HARRIMAN

BETWEEN J8OOOOOO AD 20000000 TO EIGHT CHILDREN

No Outside Bequest Except One of B3OOOOto Sister Boiamond II Owen

The Share of James Low harrimanor II Left In Trust for Him

WHITE PLAINS April 9 Surrogate Silkman admitted to probate today the willof Oliver HarrimanSr who died at MountKisco and who left an estate estimated atbetween 18000000 and 120000000 andissued letters testamentary to the execu-tors and trustees comprising Oliver HarrlnmnJrofWhito Plains J Borden Harriman of Mount the United StatesTrust Company of New York AH theheirs waived tho service of citations Thewill was attested on Dec its

the residuaryinto shares was greatly

five codicils attached towill revoking various sections and previous

All through the will and codicils Mrwho died about three

ago In mentioned To her was bequeathed1500000 and the town houso stables InManhattan which are now inherited onaccount of her deccosee by the eight chil-dren who will Mrmakes no outside bequest except 30000which he gives toH estate Is equallydivided one share going to each hischildren James of PartsMrs Emillne H Olin of 107 East Thirty

Vanderbilt 6GO Fifth avenue ManhattanOliver Harriman Jr of White PlainsJefferson Borden Harriman of Mount

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man of Westbury N YMr according to a schedule

of securities filed lour ago

stocks bonds in addition to agreat amount of real estate The only

whose shore is loft in trustIs James Low Harriman In regard to thisbequest a codicil dated Dee 10 1892

devise and bequeath theWhole share of my residuary estatefor the benefit son Low Harri-man and the share of the proceeds of thesale of stable andin trust and to collect and receive the in-come thereof and apply the Income to theuse of my son Harriman dur-ing term of life death

I share descends to his children and ifhe leaves no children he may deviseby will onehalf of the share to any person

chooses the remainder to revert toestate Jt Is provided In his will and cod-icils that upon of his Honhls grand-children have a remainderand those who some day will fallheir to a fortune are WilliamAnna C Samuel B Sands Winthrop

of Paris 8 Harriman of Paris OliverHarriman Ethel Harriman JosephHarriman Jr The will and com

closely written pages Thewitnesses to which waa made

years ago are J Smith WilliamD Pago and A Martin of BO Wall

Two New Hotels to Be BuntPlara have been flied with the Building

for a new twelve Hotelto bo built for Charles F Rogers at 1012 and U East street tocost 1080000

Plans alto have been filed for a newnine at ParkTwentyfirst street for Charles Buck asowner to cost 210000 The archi-tect is 0 Brendon

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cent quality An inferior grade ia advertised by others as their 75cent quality at 60c It does not comparewith it in substance in range of colorings

Weve several thousand yards for tomorrov and Tuesday plenty in white

For general wear it is superb the finish is bright and lustrous and it has the rustle that does notcome from starchiness 49c tomorrow

32inch Black All Silk Pongees 59c 36inch All Silk Pongees at 79cfine cin v texture natural color ecru 1 a yard In

perfect satisfaction36inch Black Taffeta Silk at 85c

20inch BlacK FeaU de Sole at 68c Absolutely silkguarantee on the selvage Good blackNever before sold at retail for less than 85c Rich mellow sold regularly itfinish guaranteed for wear Superb for dresses and coats the yard

White Hahutai Silks will be sold at special priws too 25c for the 21inch 35c for the 27inch55c for the 36inch A saving of ten cents the yard on every width not d

Thats but one of the six great Silk orings flaunted before shoppers It is our regular

and cream as well as navy tAns and browns and thirty other shades

Very wide lustrous finish soft andgood black Ideal for waists and dresses warranted to this wIdth Absolutely pure silk and very bright ap

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A Thousand 3 Shirt Waists 98cHeres news that will bring hundreds of women

folk to this great store tomorrow Just imag-

ine 3 kinds at 98c less than a third theiractual value

Its another of those magnificent purchases forwinch this Garment Store noteworthy

Waists of white Linen Lawn tOme have entire fronts of embroideryothers are handsomely trimmed with lace Insertme atlll others arefinished with lace medallion and entire front And back or cluster tuckfancy stocks complete them

If we could lay the waists before you instead of this littlestory theres not a woman reader who wouldnt grab fromtwo to six of them 98 cents tomorrow only

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figures pleatedfrontsstocks finished withpearl buttons worth I 9QWAISTS of satin damask anImported fabric entire front

full blouseand drooping shouldereffect fancy 3 f Ovalue yw

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BLACK TAFFETA ETONSwith full shirred sleeves andtrimmed with fancysilk braid silk IASpecial at 3UTAFFETA SILK COATSloose fitting 32 inch lengthcollar of nettaffeta special

Dress SuitsDRESS SUIT new Eton inblack brown and broadcloth satin lining collarlessepaulet cape vest front trim

gimp and but-tons flare IJyODRESS SUIT Blouse Etonin black and royal canvascloth vesteo of fancy gimp

shoulder capenew skirt effectentire suit handsomely trim

3150 suit forDRESS SUIT in French Voileblack brown royal

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blouse 075 valueatalso sleeve and stock full

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Taffeta Silk Eton Jackets IO

This sort of garment is more popular than everhence our superb showing of them and this one ata special price tomorrow

Talteta Silk Sac Quality that will give splendid wear

Inr service trimmed with fancy braid with full shirred sleeves Silk

lined Monday only at slam

Other Jacket Specials for Monday and Tuesdays sellinginclude

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TAN COVERT JACKETSfine collarlesslined throughout JyOBLACK BROADCLOTHJACKETS also covert clothcollarless with or strapseams silk or satinlining very special at VBroadcloth Etons at 988 and1498

Walking SuitsLadies Walking Suit inScotch Tweed mixtures shortjaunty coat satin lined flare

panel front1850 suif for lAyO

Walking Suit In LymansviileChevio black navy andbrown new coat collarlessneck and cuffs of cloth trimmed fancy braid and buttons

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Walking Suit of fine blackand white Suiting colorlesscoat taffeta lined roll frontsfaced silk and braid trimmedneck and cuffs cloth trim-med flare skirt with graduated pleats a

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Tr fllo to Go On Between Buffalo end

Little Falls Until Ii Repaired

UTICA April is announced that it1 tho intention State Depatment

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of bad reak atdam Assistant Superintendent of Public

evenno further trouble from high water but It

canal closed until tho work shallfinished Wo therefore expect to let thewater in from Buffalo to Falls some-time between May 1 and May 5 Boatmen will then be to freight

freight and bring it along to Little FallsThere can until the completion oftho repairs and be ready to ew

the water IS let Into the eastend

ARRESTED TIlE JtlllDEGROOM

Man Who Applied for a Marriage Licenseheld for Slack Taxes

NASHUA N IL April 9When AlexanderOrynelwich and Annie Boots his brideelect to Clerk Bowler todayfor a marriage license Tax Collector Woodswho was put the mart under arrestfor the nonpayment of taxes and led himoff to a while the sorrowing

woe to return alone for sym-pathy to her wedding guests assembled at

on street

Murderer of Father anil DauEhtrr CaughtMnurniB Toxin April long dis-

tance message from OaklandMiss that Gammons theplanter who murdered Lake ant

Annie at Watarvllle Misson last Thursday because the latter refusedto was captured ten miles fromthat place this morning at home of hisuncm no resiitanoo whenarreatpd

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Stirring MillineryTrimmed Hat Store is taking care of itaelf

Where there is so much of recognized merit littlepublicity is necessary

But the Untrimmed and ReadytoWear StoreWe want you to know IT better Hence thestrongest complement of values we could possiblyselect for MondaysReadytoWear Hats

new designs In richly

special tomorrow atAn unlimited variety of other

styles at 360 toFrench Sailors a charminghat for youngTrimmed velvetribbon and gold buttons all

Womens Straw Hats thousands of them three of the

every new shape of theseaflon and in every desiredcolor as well OR regular

75c and 1100for Monday at UVO

Tailored very 2 501050

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Hosiery Companysuperbly garments

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We know our resources and warrantabsolute satisfaction By theyoure sure to be impressed with thenew Gun Metal gray ofshade

Send for samples measuring outfitand fashion

ARNHEIMBro-adway 9th St

Drank Cow Medicine In MliUkr for tvm Uryand Died

UTICA April 0 Daniel Connors a hostlerS5 years of age living near Norwich dranksome medicine which he had purchasedfor a cow in mistake for whiskey yesterday and died shortly afterward Ho had-a mixture of aconite nux vomica and sugarof lead In a bottle in one of his pockets andln another pocket he had a bottle of whis-key Ho became dry us he walked alongthe roadway toward home and getting thebottles mixed took a drink of the cow medicine When be reached his homn hnlapsed Into unconsciousness and did not

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One Dollar a great many ore Jlso valuedSix pair

nentine the overproduction of a vary larcemaker lire sercpR

Thats the reasonAll sizes of an thatought to attract hundreds to the Boys

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Childrens HatsAdditional to our handsomedress hats at 5 to 1050 weoffer for Monday a ofTuscan trimmed

all silk ribbons andflowers always sold at

5 the fcprice of fSale of Ribbons

Double faced satin coloron one side ombred fromlight to dark on tho inverse

conceivable colorthree very muchunderprice-

1inch 15o value at lOc yd25c value at 17o

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Spring Parade of Knit UnderwearWith a Wonderful Variety of Kinds-

Were ready for a Spring business that will bo much talkedabout over reason that no other store offersso exceptional a variety of kinds Most everything that in

made at or is

hereIn a stock that is always complete youll find full variety-of those

Ortwrtcht Warner unshrinkable Merino and nil wool nudeIn England and represented by u tolrlr In New York In cottonlisle cashmere merino silk sail silk niUlurea we have the I A K

MoneT cooJs from Knrlnnd the Conrad FrMdemnns roodsrrom Uermanr MivucniiuiTeei goods from France the swan brandfrom Switzerland and our own superb American make i sucn asNorfolk and New Brunswick the Harvard Stills too Dorotnr Brandof Ytullantl and mUll others

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So at the commencement of the season we toforeground this great offering

Made of pure Taffeta Silk Sunn Silk Cbcene TadetaSIlk China slUt ronrce c rialn colon suchn tan brown navy blue corset Heliotrope

f Af black and while They rome Inor with pleats tucks Decides there tie fancy

Is and embroidered patterns fancy plaids stripesanti chocks with and without putt tops

Sizes 20 and 22 Inches Frames of andenamelled ribs with ivory and enamel tips Handles of fineimported Natural Wood in straight and shapesalso mounts of gun metal silver Dresden and Crystalcreate a sensation amongst the Monday

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Monday TuesdayApril ii 12

175 RollsBest Quality

Bigelow andHartford-Axminster Carpets

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lour Children Btirnnl to DeathWiLKKsiunnt Pa April Four chi-

ldren were burned to death this morning i1

fire at Scbuitopol near here and theirmother and father Mr and Mrs WilliamBurke had a narrow escape The childrenfrom 8 to 14 years old slept in OCR roomFire was discovered In the house at 1 oclockthis morning by a tuner wlio WM 601C3

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