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IHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY JUNE 7 FORTY PAGES" WEDDINGS OF THE WEEK I White ofttliaca thx tilezv will cut 112 TO 116 STATE STREET (SUCCESSORS TO PARDRXDGES MAIN STORE) A Colossal Combination Sale excelling in every particular any previous attempt to favorably impress the public All merchandise supe-perior in style quality and desirability Thousands of other items equally cheap not mentioned in this advertisement rank Gilbert No 19 Walton place cave a FtmU Coven were laid for twelve Mm Edward WoetfaU No 801 Weet Jackson Mrs Frank luncheon stfalLNo SOi West Jackson etoeu gave a recaption Wedneadav afternoon to Emersoo-Gonnod club Hiaa Unger gave enjoyable talk on tha art of expression and Mrs Blossoa sang several times Refreshments were servsd during the afternoun Mrs Frank Don ton and Hiss Dnnton Km 21 Ahiina square nave an informal reception art readme Wednesday afternoon The hones wu tastefully decorated with flowers and about forty guests were present A lawn party was given by Dr and Mrs Levi west Friday after-I00- the guest were Mosdamee BL Farwell Simon Held Durand Hr and Mra Levi lawn party was given by Dri Seeley at Ferry Hall Lake Forest noon Among the guests were Hi Farwell Simon Held (J Durand Levi Yurr Mr' and Hie David JonuandDiL I and MrsflUberU "v- "avi Jones and Ur Mrs Frank Fartrell gave an afternoon tea at I Lake Forest Wednesday The Harvard club-gave musical Tuesday night at the dub-housn The Douglu club cave tha af a of I entertainments at the clnb-honu Friday eneaing I wu prograasivo enchre nartv PriMa I given ndVSfwSaiiMAy Srvedx EM Wlf Couslag Evaata and Personal Mention Mr and Mra John McWilliams 3918 two hiTi i Edited invitations to tha mai nageof thaw daughter Mias Frances Pauline Lee and MrW aehingtun Porter which will be celebrated Thursday evening at 8 o'clock Mrs Samuel Nickersoa No 311 Erie street Will give a reception Wednesday afternoon from until 3 clock for Him WeSselhoeft of Boston ring of Miu Emma Loniu Jeffery Hr and Mrs John BL Jeffery Now S1U rk avenue and Dr Alexander King will be celebrated Monday eveninn lbs marriage of daughter of South Park Crawford will bo celebrated June 15 at 8 o'clock The marriage of Hiss Daisy Durand only daughter of Henry Durand to Shirley Vance Martin will be celebrated here at Clovemook Thursday here at Clovoraook Thursday evening Jum 11 Me David Kelley Now 3180 Michigan a venae uiled for Europe Saturday and will spend the summer In Carlsbad Mrs A De Windt and family Now 3M Huron treat leave for the iEut Wednesday Mrs Farwell and family Now 190 Pearson treat are occupying their summer home in Lake fOfllte Mr and Mrs Arthur Ely Nik 297 Ontario street and Mr and Mra George 8w Wiliita leave Wednee uay for abort trip north Mra Dodiay Wiikiapoo No 183 Rush street will wfi for New York Mondays and will anil for Mur opo Juno ll to ba alaent daring the aum-aer Hiss Eleanor Bickford the Virginian left Friday for Fortress Monroe where she will Join Mrs luarlaa Conms The engagement of Hiss Nancy Wilkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilkins No 877 treat to Mr Joseph Coleman to announced The engagement of Mise Clara heeler daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Wheeler No 2520 Indiana avenue to Mr Edward Pardridge to announced The engagement of Him MaeArtbnr daughter of Dr end Mrs MaeArthur Na 414 Dearborn a venae and Dr Campbell to announced The engagement of Hue Helen Barbour daughter of Mr and Mra Louis Bar boor to Mr Barrett is announced Gov and Mrs Filer are (lie gneste of Mr and Mn Gilbert BL Shaw No 8123 Michigan aisnoa Dr Edward Williams NA 4405 EUto avenue left lut week for Europe Mrs Thomas Stillwell of Philadelphia Is the gnestof Mrs EOtis Nik 1739 Prairie annua Mr and Mrs Festherstone KoL 429 Warren avenue have returned from short trip to Oconomowoc Hr and Mrs Sidney Williams No 83S North State street are at Lake Villa Hr Gay Owsley sailed for Europe Wednesday Hr and Mra 8omervilto and family No hi West Jackson street will spend ths summer in Riverside Mm Charles King and Mise Harriet King Km 189 Rash street will spend the summer abroad Mr end Mrs Kimball Km 1841 Michigan avenue have taken a house at Geneva Lake for the summer Mr Walter Newberry and family Nm 390 Erin street will occupy cottage at Green Lake iSL for the anmmer Mra Richard Gregg la the guest of Mrs Dobbins Nm US Michigan arenas Mr and Mrs 8L KTUole end family Km 708 West Monroe street leave (bis week for their simmer home at Like Beulah WU Mias Fnrlong of Milwaukee is the guest of Hiss Prindiville Nm 38 North State street Dr and Mrs (i Kollock of Madison Wi are visiting Hr and Mrs Sanford Nm 6539 Yale street Mrs A McMillan and family Km 5404 Ridgewood eonrt have returned from the East Mr and Mrs Gunther Nm 1803 Indiana arenas are in Constantinople The engagement of Mise Emelin Robinson daughter of Mrs Emma Floury Unhimim to Mr Alexander Maatrm Valerio of Dafin Aim to on- XlOQDCfd Mrs John CL Hiller and Miss Miller Nm 4008 Ellis arenas left lent week for New York and will spend the eammor East Mr and Mra- William Lb Schaub Nm 8423 Vernon avenue sail for Europe in June to be absent until autumn i BL Baker anile for Europe In July to be absent six months GREAT BUGS XV HEW YORK They Swum la a Quarry and Stop a Loco-motlvcb Stxacuah Jane Soatheut ot Brighton Comers between' this place end a mu villa on the Lackawanna railroad are extensive limestone quarries which have been in operation for many yean and have penetrated deeply into the rock Through the cat thui made and into the qoarries a branch track hu been laid from' the Lackawanna road for the haoUng of the hewn stone Night work being necesury a large part of tha time an are light hu been placed high over the track of the darkest part of the cat Several can wen loaded with stone for shipment Friday and left on the switch pending the observance of Memorial day Tonight preparation for drawing tha cars oat the electric light wu pat in and an engine with the necessary crew left the city for the quarries What wu the sorpriu of all hands upon Teaching the scene of operations to find the track 'beneath the electric light completely thronged with strange insects of great size some of them lying perfectly till in bunches and some of them playing a sort of leap-frog game They covered 1 a space of not leu than sixty feet along the tracks though toward either boundary of the occupied territory they grew fewer the rays of the 'light began to grow dimmer Then pickets or skirmishers were one and all of a most lively disposition and ran over the ground with that lightning-like rapidity which characterized the movements of the electric light bugs that made their appearance all over the country soon after the system of electric lighting became of general adoption incities The locomotive con tinned on its way and the drivers rolled' over the Insects tne -insects died with a crackling sound like the successive explosions of toy torpedoes But this wu at the beginning of the swarm the iron monster plowed its way along tha bugs became more numerous and the crackling grew to a monotonous din as though soma recracker storehouse had been touched off in a hundred places until in the thick of the swarm the engine wu brought to a stop the drivers refusing to catch on the now slippery rails greased by the crushed and slaughtered bugs An examination of the insects showed a resemblanoe to the electric-light bug though they are somewhat larger tun those bugs the outer shell of the back being about the size and shape of half a shanghai-egg shell It wu this turtle- :7 Ell and Col'i Wu It Told and Illegal Choate Contends That It Wa a Samatooa June 5 A large attendance wu present today in the Second Division of the High Court of Appeals to listen to the arguments in the contest ovtr the Tildaa trnst Mr Joseph Choate resumed his argument for the respondents and held the attention of the court until nearly 1 The points made by him were that the charitable plan attempted by tha will is void for indefiniteneae and uncertainty in respect to both the object and the subject mat ter In abort it is dear he says that the thirty fifth article a whole sets forth one entire and inseparable charitable schema which the testator inseparable charitable schema which the testator tiu reputedly strled his general trust and to ab- to subdivide it simply to do violence to the instrument itself and to make anew will for the testator second the trnst attempted to bo cruted by the thirty-ninth article to apply the residuary estate to tha objects and pu (poses thirty-flfth article to roiuM by the hsi of New York because of the absence of beneficiary defined bythe testator entitled to en- force its execution These decisions strike the kiynotOk The question is Was the will valid or Invalid nt the time of the death of the testator The existence of valid trnst capable of enforcement by court of equity to essential to enable one claiming to hold as trustee to withhold the property from legal representatives of an alleged donor The existence of na intent that the hairs end next of kin ho old take nothing beyond specific gifts to of no consequence But the advocates of the will apparently despairing of maintaining the trust which the testator so contrived and faahuxied as not to bo subject to the enforcement of a eonrt of equity fall back bars notion that ti sustained as a power in warrant few such claim The charter of the Tilden trnst doea not conform to the will It to not the corporation contrived and intended by the testator Therefore even though the will should be declared valid this defendant corporation cannot take title to the property in (toed the conveyance actually made by the trustees bee conveyed nothing to it for it ouly purports to convey such property Mr Choate concluded his argument by calling the court's attention to tha fact that the judgment be affirmed and the trnst created declared void end should be adjudged that the defendant the Tilden trnst to nut entitled to take os beneficiary and that the trustees be permanently enjoined from delivering to it any part of the residuary estate James Garter of counsel for the appellants then began hie argument by calling attention to the object at the unit which he said waa to attack soma testamentary provision of the will of the late Samuel Tilden and to procure Judgment declaring it invalid The contested provision that providing for the establishment and maintenance of the free library and reading-room in the City of New York was in the form of bequest of the whole residua of the testa tors estate after satisfying prior legacies etc or so much ns his executors end trustees might diem expedient to corporation thereafter to lie chartered by the Legislature under the name of The Tilden The action which waa brought therefore was made suitable to teat the question whether this provision wee legally valid and whether tha corporation thus chartered was such a one as that described by the testator and therefore competent to take the residue The completeness of Mr Tilden schema he said to ctonriy manifest in the circumstances that little doubt or difficulty has arisen in taking the i necessary to carry it out then i i refemd to tne argument of the ease at special term before Justice Lew Carter I his decision in which he held that the bequest for this purpose wu simple intelligible and valid and tho corporation created by the Legislature wu compelled to take end did take the property conveyed to it It would be rather contrary to the usual experience if so large a gift to a public object that made by Gov Tilden should bo allowed to pass unchallenged however nnsobatantial the grounds of objection to it might seem Much hu been said in the courts below by the learned counsel opposing the gift of the Tilden tract to ths effect that id gifts for the purpose of charity It to necessary that there should be such certainty both as to the subject given and thou who are to take it that a court may enforce or execute it by judicial decree Our courts have held that a gift for the purpose of charity most conform with all the coo-ditiooa which are requisite to give validity to a private gift bat some explanation may be used to how why this certainty is necessary and the way in which it to practicable to obtain it in cases of gifts of charity The speaker argued that ths Andrew Green John Bigelow and George Smith who wen present in the courtroom were known and reputable gentlemen hence the transferees an 'known ana the bequest to valid on that ground and all the courts can do is to see that a succession of proper trustees to maintained The possibilities that the trustees might exercise their power todefeat the trust to too remote and not well founded upon nay eoastrnetiaa of the thirty-fifth clause fur it contains all the elements of alternative disposition He denied that ths question of the validity of the gift is debatable and argued that tha circumstance of discretion con-' fernd on the trustees to wholly without effect on the validity of the gift Popping Qaostion Can yon cookf ho asked tenderly after he had suggested the probability that he would marry soon No" she answered removing her chair a degree or two north of nia I neither eook nor am given in oooking Yon will find what yon need at the intell i intelligence And ho went his way quickly madder man Detroit WrtmPraa a wiser and a A LECTURE OX BEAUTY A NEW PROCESS For Maldii Won Beautiful Ken IL YiU of Hew York City the plfilw epeeislIsS the world hoe ever known is at the Fahner House Chloage where eke eeabe salted free of shares Mme Yale ia here for the par-pose of introducing her new dteeovcry for women beautiful Thle method to entirely new and different bom anything alas ovor known By prone ae every blemish is removed from the hnmon akin without Injury Tha worst oomplezioa to made beanUfuL Wrinkles ere removed ne matter ef how long standing To all eauen this week these treat-ments wiU be given bee af charge A wonderful bangs la the fees of an old beeaty years disappear bom end a youthful glow of guaranteed harmless and dorsad by tha leading phy Bnrope who consult with her da! ladies these treatments are given The regular prise ia 8000 each method In-yeieiana ef this eoaatry end this week now at Mate Yale parlors at the PaiaMr Hones end got ttokots boo ef ohargo Mom Yale will have on (he atage a young tody whom ahe has made toot ease at She wears the gold mpdal for the Oneot aomploaien In (he world and la worth seeing The theater ereheetro wUl play selection of popular mania end at aloes of leeture me Tele will reoite poem written to her on her good work by BelloHnnt the famous poetess of Texae Tako elevator to Parlor Ploormad tarn to (ho loft Mine Parlors are I sad on tate-st aide of hotel Hall buy will direst yoo Open bom a to 7pm Fill out this Coupon and bring it to Mme Yale at the Palmer House and yon will receive treatment of your complexion Iran of charge Worth Twenty-Five Dollars Nam Paper CtoktiM TimaUm Qf Haw Lonr Standing i Ladies out ef town sending this with 4 cents postage will receive instructions fro of charge MME YALE Mme YALE Complexion Specialist FARL0R9 3 ON PARLOR FLOOR PALMER HOUSE CHICAGO ILL A CARD Will Close Their Establishment Saturdays at 1 During: June July and August gc( WEBC THE PRINCIPAL ITESI9 XX CHICAGO SOCIETY A Xiate1 of Pretty Onee Celebrated la the and Pew Other Rventa ml Xa tana People Laarlig Car Earapa and Their Anmmer Homea Several Entortalnmonts te lake Place la the Personal gentian The month of June wu ushered in by a somber of wedding which decidedly bright op the eocial world One of the largest affairs of the week was Hu marriage Wednesday evening of 11 in jlaud Petty Buck daughter of Georg and Mr Joseph Burdett Woodruff wu celebrated at Grace EpinApal Wabash avenue and Fifteenth street church wu crowded with the invited gucaU and wu tastefully decorated On the I altar were large bunches of pink and white saoniu and ferns and the chancel rail wu EflyoJ with ropea of smile Mr Henry Sooty wM organist The bridal party entered at to the music of the Lohengrin wedding The ushers who came first were Hr Albert Buck Mr William Jenin Hr Ji Hiiur Mr Edward Otis Hr Harry Treat and Mr Charles Brown They were followed bj the Ciilemaids Hiss Blanche Hanford Hiss Florence Hicinbothani Hue Emily Forman of LotfisviUe EmiMrvaldwwll of Leavenworth Mas Hue Havsmeier and Hiss Dewey Hiss Grace Buck bride wu the maid of honor and The bride entered with her broth at hie Ftrto The gev Dr Clinton Locke rector of the church reformed tbs ceremony -The bride wore a gown 5 heavy white silk made with fall train high bodice and long large sleeves and trimmed with Boasaeliude sow and silver cord She wore a tulle il gnd carried bouquet of snowbaliaMias firseJ Buck's gown wu of white crSpede chine with trimmings of alenciennes lace and made tritha (tocolletA bodice snd short pnffed sleeves She wore a short tulle veil and carried large buecuet of Hour de lie The other bridemaids imn dressed alike in gowns of white em tottered mull over silk end made with dautniiL dieolhtl bodices and long full gens They also wore short tulle and earned bouquets of Marmefc After the ceremony at the church reception wu held at tha residence of Mr and Mrs Godfrey Ko 213 Twentpoighth street The boose wu prettily decorated with roses smilax and ferns In the hall wu stationed mandolin orchestra MrsL Macdonald received in costume of black and violet silk combined with vio-he moosseline de goto and black laeew Supper wu gntd daring the evening the table decorations bfiwg pink roses and ferns Mr and Mrs Wood-ruff ton for the East to-be shunt several weeks They will be at home Thursdays Oct IS and at their residence Now S3U Forest avenue Hagg Goodrich and Mono -Miller The marriage of Miu Lottie Hands Goodrich daughter of Hr and Mrs Henry Goodrich aadmr Elmer Tyler Flagg wu celebrated Tuas-dsy evening at 0SW at Memorial Baptist ehmeh Oakwood boulevard The ushers were: Hr Tully Hr Pickett Mr A Skinner Hr Starr hitoa and Mr George Shattnek The bridemaids were Miss Lnttis Davis and Miu (berry in white monseeline de soia made dtouUeU: Miu Turner end Miu Schutt in pale yellow silk Miu Macalister and Miu Mu Has Macalister in white silk and Miu Nettie Loker and Mis Kennedg in lielioUnpe ertpe da china All carried bouquets of white rosea The bride catered with her father and the groom wu attended by his best man Mr Tyler The moments and earned bouquet white rosea After the ceremony a reception wu held at (bn miiience of Mr and Mm William Flagg No Woodland Park the hours being from 7 nntil 10 o'clock Mr and lbs Flagg toft later in the for an extended tour East and will be Mr end lbs Flagg let owning for an extended toarLut and will be at borne Tuesdays in August nt Nok 1A Woodland Perk The marriage of Mlm Yashti McLaren Miller Ssughter of Hr and Mrs Thomu Hiller and Mr beorge Morton took place Wednesday evening nt ths home of the bride parents Mu 25 East Forty sixth streets The ceremony wu performed Her Dr Hole putor of the Kenwood Evan Church about fifty relatives and intimate 1 being present The bridal party entered the drawingroom nt 8 the ushers being Mr William Ward and Mr McDougall of Omaha Thor were followed by the bridemaids Alias Yirghrfb O'Neal of Gettysburg and Miu Mary Hiller end by the maid of honor Hiss Anna Miller alouAi Tha bride entered with her father and wu met by the groom and hie but man Mr Stockton Heath of Omaha -The party stood sader a canopy of white rosea and ferns The e's gown wu of white silk and monocline de said she carried white roses After the ceremony reception wu held and sapper served shout DO guests being present Mr and Mrs Horton toft for the East and will be at homa after Anr 1 atRiveraide The marriage of Min Msrr A Welton daughter ef Mr and Mra George Welton andMr Wilbur Hoots Jonu of Cincinnati wu celebrated Tnee day evening' nt the residence of the parents No 17J0 Addison aveniw At 7 dO the ushers Mr Charles Welton and Mr Charles Leffler entered and were followed by the bride-maids Hiss Alice Adams and Mise Jennie Tilt Thun came the maid of honor Miss Grace Welton sad the bride on the arm of her fat her Ths groom and his best man Mr James Mount of Iadiane met the party at the end of the room and the ceremony was performed by the Rev Mr Marquis The bride wore gown of white brocaded satin made with fall train and ddcolr lst4 bodies trimmed with point lace Bhe wore a tolls veil and carried white roses The bride-maids wore soft white gowns and carried bon-qoeta of pink roses and the maid of honor one cf yellow roses A reception wu held and supper 1 was served during uw evening after which Mr cud Mra Junes left fog Cincinnati which will ba thsir future homa Other Pretty Weddlagau The marriage of Mias Edna Bates and Mil Charles Sieg was quietly celebrated Tuesday evening at St Hark'a Episcopal Church Cottage Gtot avenue and Thirty-sixth street The ushers Jsre Hr Sprague Mr Bode Mr Scott ssd Mr Bode The maid of honor was Miss Mar Lssluu and the beat man waa hia brother Mr Horton Sieg The ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr Wilson rector of the church The bride wore a gown of white silk mads with a pointed bodice and trimmed with moemelins de aotob Her veil was of tulle and she carried white (uses The maid of honor wore white lace over pink end carried pink roeea After sa informal reception at the home of tbebride Hr end Mrs Sieg left for trip through Wfe-couMa Upoc their return they will be at boms tNa 4732 Evans avenue msmam of Mise Maiy Ludlow and Mr Palmer took place Wednesday at 13:90 at tLe Pirabyterian Chiuch at Oak Park The church was tastefully decorated with ferns and floor de lto The bride wu attended 7 Hus Mamie Palmer and Hiss Minnie Ludlow udi thegryom's best man wu Mr Charles Le nitbrowi The ceremony wu performed hy toe Ken Chsrlra Hayt pastor of tnechurch aaantad hr the Rev A Bartlett A nnmber of towera present After the ceremony a email (seepden wu held and wedding breakfast wu torad at the bride's parents in Oak Park Mr' Kis Palmer toft in the afternoon for Waab-topon where they will reside The marriage of Him Fanny Kraft daughter Jr tadM Kraft and Mr Albert Eagle of reeport I1L was celebrated Thunder wnjlit th home of the bride's parents corset of Euclid avenue and tha boulevard Only (ta intimate friends of the families were present J-hs ceremony was performed by the Bev-H 5heU Hr and Mrs Engle toft for a trip areuaa the lakee and will afterward make their tone Freeport toAniage of Him Alma Hart daughter of Mart Na 2440 Cottage Grove avenue r- Frederick Crawford took place Toes-'JWvvwiingaudwu a quiet affair The Rev Dr performed the ceremony none but reia-bvee being present Hr and Mra Crawford left 00 wedding Journey -nr Vincent Arthur Yokona and Mise Alice May 5 were married Tuesday evening June at the of Dr and Mra A Clark No 79 Monroe strut by the Rev Dr Post (hades A Roach and Miu Clara CL Goldsmith They will be at itoilSu AtTMt Herriam Park St Paul Mr Charles Reynolds of Dayton wu riedtolltoe Annie Krag at the residence bride a parents No DFortyoixtb street ljjjhsdsy Arecenuoii followed end Mr and South hx extended tour of the jfr Arthur Keating and Mies Ella Welch SSSFhtor of Mr and Mra Welch were mar-y Wednesday at the residence of the West Monroe strut Bell and Him Leon Hohman dangfe irL? Mr- snd Mrs Hohman were married Hammond Tundtja Lnaeheone Receptions Etc a A Otis and Miu Otis No 294 Huron Thursday afternoon at 8 yjh' Mulow Higinbotham gave a breakfast duhtei Afabick the Union League SfA" he wedding party of Miu Hand Buck Woodruff The table wu profusely deo- floVen Mrs Thomas Balmer of Edgswater reception Tuesday evening from 1 aU 10 for tha KwF Ksator the of the Church of tne Atonement at Mr ai Daria No 291 Huron street gave a pstnrdsy afternoon at 3 for the Misses Mr Frank Baird assisted BdMr-lSodgrfck evening tv Miss Juliq Officer Hess gave at hia rooms Not 34 VMCWbl Uxm- Cr D- No 2937 Michigan 0fA dinner Thursday evening coven tout for twelve JGa Charles Tilman Smith No 2220 Calumet tha an It 3 DRESS GOODS iot Plaid ALL WOOL Worth 0100 54-inch French Novelty Plaids 42-inch ids all-wool SCaaa aa a aeaa aaaa Worth 85s German Novelty Plaids 42- Ssis- 49c Worth 75c JL 1 Batiste Cloth Plaids 44-inch J49c AU-Wnol worth 85c Black and White Plaids 49c 42 and Worth 75a HENRIETTA Blade and Colored! 42-inch 149c Worth 05c to 85c Printed Gaslimeres hmeres II A 48-mch K4-rl( $150 II JLvy All Wool Worth 0150 Wool Serges BM anil Colon 12 inch 'J 49c Wilth 78iasss ssss Broadcloth 54-Inch -1 49c Worth 75c Paris Robes SILK -MIXED Worth S40 to 550 LACE DEPT Chantilly Demi FI worth7Scta01: B1 eing Dra- nary Nets worth 7Lw 51 LaceScarfa and Fichua worth 76c to 01 Loco Pillow Shams and Tidica worth 75c to EMBDT DEPT FLOUNCING-Plain White White ea Black Black oo White Gold on Black Silver on Black Solid Black Pink on White Bias on White Worth 75c to Hdkfs and Aprons 200 dox Hand Hem-- stitched and Drawn Work White and Calara worth up ta 35c each or 3 for 49c a Aprona ready raade cmtTd hematite bed and tucked worth up ta RLE DNS Inch Wide Black and Colored ALL-SILK VELVET RIBBON FAST EDGE-Bolt of 10 yds l-Inch All-Silk Black and Colored Faille Satin Edge Ribbon For Bolt 10 Yards: Heavy All SilkBlack AND COLORED SASH RIBBON 49c LINENS 4 KNOTTED FRINGE DAMASK TOWELS Worth 17c each fo 49c 5 Good Bath Towels 49C Worth 80c each or 7-4 Cardinal TABLE CLOTHS worth or 6 YDS CHECK NAINSOOK worth 12 yard Dress Flannels Printed 8 Tarda for BASEMENT GALLON GOODS McBRATER WHISKY Spring 1882 formerly 9498 now Guckenheimer Rye spring 1885 for xnerly 9375 now Old Crow Whisky Formerly 9275 Now CORD AND TASSELS for Jackets Worth 8100 112 to 110 State-st Mnslin Underwear Dept 2 Embroidered SUp 49c An 85c Surah Silk Shirred Hat 49c 5 pairs Children's Drawers 49c Ladies' Cofd Skirts 49c 98c Van Dyke Point Embroidery nrawm 49c A Splendid Emb'dGown 49c 2 Emb'd Chemises for 49c 2 Shape Corset Covers for 49c and Cambric Sfcirtn ife A Calico Wrapper for 49c 2 Infants' Shirts or 2 Socques or 5 pairs Bootees or 2 Aprons or 5 Quilted Bibo choice of any lot for 49c 98c Dressing Socques 49c SPECIAL 10O $15 Infentsf Complete Outfits for MQPft CORSETS A large lot of Standard Corsets always sold at 91 $125 and 91-50 all at 49c We will not be out of sices when yon come to purchase Not a bait to draw you in but to show yon we sell Corsets CHEAPER than any house in Chicago GLOVES 4-Button Kid Gloves Worth 75c Biarritz Kid Gloves Worth 75c Mousquetaire Suede Kid Gloves Worth 85c Heavy Pore Silk Mitt Worth 69c Long Pure Silk Mittn Worth 75c Heavy Pure Silk GlovesWorth 75c CHOICE AT 49c All-Wool Cassimere Knee Panto 4 to 14 regular price 9160 K5r-49c LAUNDERED WAISTS Plain White and Fancy Styles Ages 4 to 13 regular price $1 to 9 125 BPRICEN S3-49c SILKS 20-M EM Satin Maine 24-M BM Sarai 20-M iSaraWneweliaiei 24-M Printel China Silts 22M Canton China SOD All new shades all at 49e LININGS 5 yds Skirt Lining: 2 yds Waist Lining 1 vd Canvas Alits POReeaea soaasaawsoosi 49c BLACK SILK GIMP ll-incli wide 49c Deep Cat Jet Worth 9 1-25 Full Line NEW NATURAL and Smoked Pearl Buttons For Jorlrata 112 to 118 State-st iber-ladies (his la the last week to get tickets for Mas looters whloh boo In every particular at tha Columbia Theater on Monday i June IS at 1:30 sharp Subjseti Com- llks armor With which the insects are equipped I Blexieni or How to Cultivate Mature! Beauty This that made the crackling sound SB the wheels I toett paused over them The shell is block snd pap- can afford to mise tnia grand opportunity ol learning Call how to cultivate and rare for tnolr oomplezioa takes of the nature of stone having a slstey structure snd being brittle This property of the shell set the more thoughtful people to thinking and observing ana after tims search along the sides of the cut- revealed innumerable small holes in the rock which seemed to have been bored into it by some agency not that of man and in them were traces of peculiar oyuia some hatched and some apparently blighted An erndite recluse whose abode is in the neighborhood of theqoarries bad by this time appeared for nod news of the strange occurrence spread rapidly Hie opinion wu that the huge that hod blocked the track were the iaeue of a ran ipecki of a rock-boring mollivk crossed with some kind of pedatory insect To secure the shipment of the freight tonight it became necessary to let the loaded train from above in tne quarry come down the grade of the cut Gathering momentum all the time ita impetus when it came to the obstruction carried it by' the bugs The Washburn (o) Family A "ho of the Washburn family telle this anecdote in the Atlantic: The town where he resided on the Maine aoaooast wu one of many communities inhabited by men of a cross between farmers and skippers therefore not folly proficient in either calling -Their land naturally of thin soil was also neglected The minister of a neighboring town coming to exchange with the nastor waa joined by one of the deacons no bis walk to tha mestine-taonaa and as there waa something of drought was asked tv the deacon to pray for rain At netting place in Aw Berries the minister uttered himself' -ee follows Tf i-l thy ewrvant to asked by this paoids to pray forr ain and he does so But thou kiwweet0 JmA what this soil needs to drewain Big Four Route Change ef Time CppmiMming Monday June A the Cincinnati Day Express will leave at 9:15 a instead of 98JUL arriving at SMS The night express leaves at 8J5 rings a bum cure for rheumatism on iSSg optician UMadiaooet McBRAYER formerly 91-25 Now Knyper ported former ru-akM io price 91M fDlaiO now 112 to 110 8tate-BL.