shot. I succeeded In escaping, and for three been settled, the doctors overhauled the CRUSHED BY MACHINERY. the scalp torn away, while the face was more than six years. He did not drink. It man from head to foot, and embodied their hid in a cane field, having nothing entirely unrecognizable. The collar bone Is believed that his Jacket must have been days in an affidavit that he was was broken in a for food but the of the half-burned investigation Sullivan Was in the dozen places, and the caught In some projection of the wheel and WITH II juice shamming. This opinion was afterward Engineer Caught Fly¬ arms, perfectly limp, lay twisted behind become so that he was SAFE HI entangled drawn sugar cane. Those of my soldiers who did confirmed by Police Surgeon Nammack, wheel and Drawn Through a Pit and beneath the body. Every piece of cloth- with It. The damage to the machinery will not join General Gomez were made prison¬ who examined Duppler at the request of ins had been torn from fhe body. amount to $5,000. Magistrate Plammer. Less Than Five Inches Wide. The force with which Sullivan's had ers by General Navarro and sent to Matan- body HIS HEW, But He Has Been Arrested Six Mr. Rosenthal thereupon began nn action been dragged through the narrow pit had Pit are in the in John In THE GLAD NEW zas, where they still prisoners in the City Court behalf of Wallach Sullivan, engineer Fahy's build¬ been such as to break and ruin the ma¬ YEAR FOR JOHN. Castle of San Severino. Times for against Duppler for $2,000 damages for ing, No. 54 Maiden lane, met a most fright¬ chinery. As soon as Assistant Superintend¬ J_ Assaulting false arrest and malicious prosecution. ent Celebrated the of had I left ful noon Haines could stop the disabled ma¬ the Year "After the troops gone away daunted by this, once death yesterday by being crushed Beginning Sur¬ weak from Nothing Duppler chinery he examined Sullivan's body, but 7249 and Paid His Spanish Lieutenant Megias my hiding place, and, although Duppler. more, last Friday, haled Wallach to the in the machinery. The power for all the could f>nd no signs of life. The Hudson Debts. hunger and thirst, I secured a horse, and Centre Street Court and caused him to be machinery in the building Is obtained from Street Hospital was notified, however, but While New Yorkers are happy to be llr- to a In¬ held for examination on the rendered Superior without a saddle, coat or vest made my again charge an electric motor in the basement. This the ambulance surgeon who responded could Ing in the year 1896, John Chinaman Certificates Puzzle Cen¬ of assault. This time Magistrate Cornell do to the yester¬ to Lemonar. On the I met a Physicians' * nothing except notify Coroner. celebrated New Year's Force. way way was sitting. has a huge governor or flywheel, which re¬ The latter at once to have day Day of 7249. surgent 2 gave permission It was the band of insurgents, under the command of tre Street Court Mag¬ The examination will take placa at volves in a pit less than live inches wide. the body removed to an undertaking es¬ day upon which John pays all p. m. on Wednesday. his Jose Lacret, who, upon seeing my pass istrates. While Sullivan was oiling this wheel his tablishment. outstanding obligations and Insists That the from made no to sleeve and before he could cry out Sullivan was and upon who owes him a General Navarro Ordered Brigadier Miro, attempt Irish-Amerlcan< Volunteer Reception caught, thirty-one years old, everybody dollar hold me. Lacret's forces numbered be¬ he had been dragged over the wheel awl lived with his wife and three children in liquidating. For some time the Chinese The Irish-American Volunteers of the the narrow Three times was West Officer Be Shot for Treason, and WAS through pit. Forty-eighth street, between Seventh have been upon their behavior. tween 1,600 1,800 cavalry. DR. BftOD SAID THAT HE DYING. ¦State of New York, Colonel William F. his body pulled through the narrow space. and Eighth avenues. When two of his fel¬ good They "I reached Lemonar late at ex¬ with bone broken and with the have not been allowed to drink rice wine but He Escaped. night, are an enter¬ Then, every low-workmen went to notify his wife of the Keily commanding, arranging flesh torn, it broke loose from accident so nor hausted. I obtained work in a bakery. I for St. Patrick's frightfully yesterday they found her sick indulge In any sort of dissipation for Other Medical Men Certified That the tainment and reception the wheel apd was sent flying across the that they did not dare tell her of her hus¬ ten days The of the Chinese remained there three weeks, never once of the rank where it was found Assistant Su¬ band's past. majority HIS PERILOUS WAY TO THE COAST. Man Was and the Accused Day, with the object supplying room, by death. residents In last leaving the bakery during all the time. Shamming and file with free uniforms. will perintendent H. S. Haines a few moments Both Superintendent Terhune and Assist¬ gathered Chinatown night Dancing and laid In a Then I stowed away in a freight train Brought Suitfor Damages.Then follow a musical and elocutionary pro¬ later. ant Superintendent Haines spoke highly of stock of Chinese delicacies Megias, Whose Father Is a Colonel in the going to Matanzas. There I went to the He Was Arrested Again. gramme. The skull had been crushed and most of Sullivan. He had worked for them for sufficient to last for several days. Marine of Is Confi¬ house of a Cuban friend, who In a few Infantry Spain, been ar¬ dent That the Cuban In¬ days secured for me employment on a Michael Wallach, a furrier, has steamer to New York. rested six times on account of diversity of Will Win. tramp going the BROADWAY, BROADWAY, surgents "Now I am here in a strange land, the opinion among physicians concerning condition of whom Wal¬ a lieutenant of the language of which I do not know, without Joseph Duppler, 9th ft 10th stg., 9th ft 10th Sts., Adriano Megias, late lach Is to have assaulted with In¬ a single friend, except those I have made alleged Spanish army, who recently deserted from kill. since my arrival, and without money. 1 tent to FOURTH AVE. Successors t*> AT.Stewart 6c Co. FOURTH AVE. the forces In Cuba, has arrived In New that I did not the Wallach and Duppler were friends until sincerely regret Join called at York. He says that he -was treated bo Cuban rebel when General Gomez three weeks ago, when Duppler army Wallach's house, No. 135 Orchard street, in cruelly bj his superior officers that he Is offered me the rank of major. It is my fur the of the Cuban order to render an accounting for some ready to Join the next expedition of pa¬ opinion that triumph Wallach had entrusted revolution is certain by the end of Sum¬ capes with which AND triots to Cuba and the men who were him. were chatting pleasantly when DRESS flght They SPRING GOODS mer." nntll recently his comrades in arms. He Wallach suddenly exclaimed: Lieutenant Megias Is about thirty-flve there is an ©f six feet tall "Why, see here, Duppler, Rotunda is with the and gave the subjoined account yesterday, years of age, and strong in how Is that?" The great bright loveliest Silks Dress Goods His father is a colonel of marine $18 cape missing; his experiences: body. "You don't suspect me of stealing It, do infantry in Spain. A reward of $300 has like so little "For eight years I was attached to the you 7" asked Duppler. we ever knew for anything money. Spring styles. Dainty novelties. Ex¬ been offered by Spain for the lieutenant's which navy, but In 1888 I went to Cuba A heated discussion followed, after Spanish capture. a the looms and At the two friends clinched and desperate color turns. of Europe America.the newest, most win¬ forces on the Island. Caught from to Join the Spanish followed. A policeman heard the quisite revolution I DELAWARE SOCIETY DINNER. fight the beginning of the present noise and ran into the house. He put the some creations the world. ar¬ of was to the command of three The Governor of That State and Other under arrest. They were assigned combatants in the Fuerza and raigned before Magistrate Flammer plantations.the Diana, the Por Distinguished Persons Invited. Centre Street Court, but as neither would The products of every the La Paz, In the Province of Matanzas. The sixth annual banquet of the Dela¬ press a charge against the other they were NEWEST SILKS maker are Newest Dress Goods ware of the of New York will discharged. reputable My quarters were on the Diana plantation, Society city The following day Duppler reconsidered be held at "The Arena," street, to the Centre on here the newest the new. known the Dress Goods market a unite in which Is Ave miles from the town of Corral Thirty-first the matter, and going back Count finding of for generation near evening, Febru¬ Street Court swore out a warrant against represented. from 25c to Is owned Juan Count feroadway," Thursday BLACK SILKS New Summer Silks, Japan, that we are now the cheeriest line Falso, and by Soler, ary 20. The following persons have been Wallach. The latter was rearrested, and worth double. saying showing choicest, of and a Colonel of the an examination was held In $500 for Black , $1 to $6. $i; many Diana, Spanish invited to be as and address after of ever under a retail at this season is a mem¬ present guests trial in Sessions. Gros Grains, 68c to $2. Glace . the $3 kind. stuffs gathered roof of Volunteers. A son of the Count the Governor of Dela¬ Special Elias Ro¬ Black figured $1.50 ; of Gomez's staff. forces society: Watson, Wallach then retained Lawyer Black , 85c and $1. with of black the year. And the marvel marvels is the little ber General My ware; Jonathan S. Willis, United States senthal, of No. 333 Grand street, and Magis¬ figured New plaid stripes of prices. a and Black Duchesse, 65c to $3. Included a corporal, sergeant eight¬ from J. R. Nichol¬ trate Flammer waived the bail and paroled on green and red, blue and red, -Fine French Surah Mozambique. and , Dresden men Congressman Delaware; in the custody of Mr. Rosen¬ Grenadines, 45 in., $1.25 io $4. een men of the Diana and twenty Chancellor of Robert C. the prisoner Black corn and black grounds, $3. At 50c. in 22 choice for designs produced from a printed warp, the other son, Delaware; thal. Grenadines ; the $2.50 kind. colorings from each of plantations. White. of A few hours after the case had been dis¬ $1.25 house and street wear. Very fine and 46 In.. $4 and $4.25. alone on De- Attorney-General Delaware; 24 in. black Pongees. 85c and $1. EVENING SILKS "I left the Diana plantation Lemuel Ely Quigg, United States Congress¬ posed of Duppler's wife entered the court figured finish. 45 in. We never knew this quality Chameleon. and silk, a rich lust¬ 22 last to train from Corral man from New York; Luther Martin. Jr., room. Black silk Crepon, 75CJ the $1.50 kind. printed effects on white grounds, cember go by hand¬ Warp at retail under 75c. rous fabric, bright striped designs, 47 Falso to Cumanayagua and Calinete. where president Sons of Delaware, of Philadel¬ "My husband Is dying," she cried, COLORED SILKS ranging from $1 to $7.50, In buds, phia; Medford H. Cahoon, Wilmington, ing up a certificate to that effect from Dr. and choice flowers, entwined Mohair Sicilian, two toned, 48In., $1.25. in., $3.25. the other two plantations are located, to Del.; Robert W. Todd, W. W. Smithers, Brod, of East Broadway. The new comers in Colored Silks com¬ sprays Mohair tan and and black men. Sons of F. a with satin with the richest contrasting colors. Glace, gray get money with which to pay my Delaware, Philadelphia; P. 01- A wound on his skull produced by prise fancy Taffeta Plaids, and white, $1.75. BLACK GOODS arriving at Cumanayagua the Mayor, cott, president Albany Society; General flat iron, which Wallach, according to Dup¬ for waists, 95c to $2. Taffetas, white, ciel, rose and nile, with Upon Henry L. Burnett, president Ohio Society; him was for stripes Mohair Sicilians, 3 shades, 46 In., Mohair to Senor Barrera, informed me that the Diana pler, had hit with, responsible Taffeta Silk Checks, bars and 1-4 in. black satin stripe, combined $1; pointllle Crepons, $1.25 $2. John B. Moore, Columbia College; W. H. his condition. Swiss better, 50 In.. $1.50. Granite Cloth, new to was on fire. I returned as Fletcher E. and E. N. and held street and tints, 50C with contrasting tints, $1.50. designs, $1 $1.50* plantation quick¬ Stayton, Cooper Wallach was again arrested stripes, evening silk and a French the cane fields Vallandlngham. Gros Grain, with Boursouffle.Mohair, wool, pointille , 50 In., $1.25. ly as I could, and found The toasts will be without ball. to $1. Gray-and-white striped rich dress newest fire had been started following responded Lawyer Rosenthal requested Dr. Leon 12 different in. satin stripe, 24 in. wide, $2. crinkly , color Sicilians, plain and figured, 50c to $2. burning rapidly. The to: to ex¬ Chameleon Taffetas, } pink of the Cherurg, of No. 52 Eldridge street, Figured kind. 75c to $2. All shades. combines. 47 in., $3.50. Black and White French Challles, 38C. by Colonel Pepe Roque, Insurgent "The Bench of Delaware," by John R. amine the alleged dying man. Dr. Cherurg's tonings, $1; the $1.35 Fancy stripes, who commanded about a hundred Nicholson, Chancellor of Delaware; "The effect that white checks and and Hair line stripes for summer dresses, 8 army, Bar of Delaware," by R. C. White, At¬ certificate was to the Duppler Black and stripes men* all well armed and equipped. of Delaware; "The Folk was not Injured. He had a slight scalp satin stripes of colors in Taffeta Silk, combinations, 75c. torney-General wound, but it could scarcely be character¬ Satin Damas, 20 in., 3 new rose, The FIGHT ON THE PLANTATION. Lore of W. W. and designs, Delaware," by Smithers, Dr. Cherurg said, as anything more $1.50, $1.65 $2. Grocery Anniversary men to fire and the historian of the Sons of Delaware, of ized, ciel. nile, cream, 75c. "I ordered my open than a trifling scratch. Warp printed Taffetas, Dresden effects, no The su¬ Philadelphia; "Delaware In the Navv," by and Dresden 50c to shows let-up. Why should it ? A year well insurgents were forced to retreat. W. H. Stayton, and "The Women of Dela¬ On the strength of this Wallach was $1 to $4. Plain Crepes, $2. of doing Manuel Es- x-eleased on ball. to a perintendent of the plantation, ware," by M. H. Cahoon, Wilmington. again the naturally leads year of doing better. We mean to make a Before the a business Duppler's wife again appeared In .udero had Informed me week previous- banquet meeting Court and- showed another he had received from of the society will be held and the officers Centre Street this anniversary activity last all the time. i of a'communication for the ensuing year elected. doctor's certificate, according to which Dup¬ CURTAINS patterns, finest Sifted best him that Then Wallach was arrest¬ CRETE Early Peas, Extra Shore No. 1 Mackerel, full Oo'onel Roque, warning any pler was dying. June quality, slza, cane result Fooled a Tar Pot. ed that let in the and small, tender, full, new $1.50 10 lb kit. further attempt to grind would by again. with Drs. and colors. The sort light pack expressly The The firemen were summoned shortly be¬ Dr. Cherurg, In company quality designs for us, 3 days only, 11c can, $1.28 doz. Columbia River Salmon Steaks, in the burning of the fields. superin¬ Julius Solow and Schelnkman, visited Dup¬ a delicate color like a stained window. fancy failed to heed the Colonel s warn- fore 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon by some yet give effect glass Washington Italian Prunes, meaty, large, quality, 3 days only, 17c 1 lb. flat can. tendent pler. best lng and the result was the burning of one one who saw smoke curling up from the "He Is entirely deaf," said Mrs. Duppler Our has been $9 to $12.50 the pair; these may slightly tart, stewing prunes, 19C Scotch Kippered Herrings, a breakfast roof of the new office "and he can no longer regular price 2 lb carton. In of the most valuable plantations in all eleven-story building, when they entered, in delicacy, served department, this Nos. 37 and 30 Maiden lane. The firemen recognize anybody." at $5.50. The whole Upholstery store is step. New York State Beans, fine week 15c can. * scrambled to the roof of the "We'll have to saw the of your head go Strlngless only, hastily up top small, new 3 "Daruma." and Tea -T Roque, who. by the way, comes building, which is in the course of con¬ off," said one of the physicians jn a toue are at the lowest we ever knew quality, crisp, pack, days Ceylon High (mixed) where he was a den- struction, and found several plumbers sur¬ very little louder than a whisper. C A 013PT ^ prices only. 7C can. pure, wholesome, economical, this rounding a pot full of boiling tar, emitting "No, no," yelled the patient; "I wont a Ef * +2 on to be New finest a week 80c 70C lb. served it has been doing inestimable da.aS® t0 KL equal goods. Likely higher. England Spinach, quality, only. grade, the thick black smoke which had caused the let you do that." in each can, needs heat¬ in the cane fields in the Matanzas district, turning In of an alarm. The question of deafness having thus Extra all-wool Carpets, 45c Wilton Velvet Carpets, 80C, regularly peck simply department. wasi super Ingrain 20C can. Mrs. Old Sweet Pick¬ which is now practically an entire e. usually 65c. $1.25. ing, Johnson's Virginia 24 one of our sentries yd., Art Boned Turkey or Chicken, best quality, les, delicately and richly spiced, served -On December Eest quality Bigelow Body Brussels, 85c English Rugs, 2£x3 yds., $5.50, reg¬ 3 a of cavalry STORE.' 3x3 days only. 39c 1 lb can. In department, 40C large, 25c medium gave an alarm that large troop GREATER NEW YORK'S GREATEST yd., regularly $1.25. ularly $9; yds., $6.50, regularly Genuine French Olive Oil, finest bottle. was approaching. I at once formed my Axminster Carpets, new designs, 80c $11.25. quality, determined to Art bottled expressly for us, three days only, California Fruits, extra quality, selected men in a 'guerrilla line,' yd., usually $1.25. American Rugs, 2Jx3 yds., $2, reg¬ 60c at all hazards. My men, ea. large bottle, $7.00 dozen, 32c large fruit, handsome color, heavy stand my ground 1,000 Hassocks, 3 for $1, usually 75c ularly $3.50. 22c small bottle. me not to fight, realiz medium, syrup. however, requested Spanish Olives, best 10c Can. Dozen. in" that It was impossible to cope w..h The great selling of the past few Queen quality, soldiers. luncheon size bottle. White Cherries .30 $3.48 such a large body of advancing Furniture weeks us to New Pie Crust Lemon Peaches .28 $3.24 They to be a detachment of the inspires greater effort England Preparation, Cling proved inlaid, that were to are now makes rich, crusts for 2 9c Yellow Peaches .26 invading rebel army, led by Generals Fine Furniture at 2-3 prices. $100 $375, flaky pies, $3.00 Two sections of the Furniture floor $75 to $200. package, this week only. White Heath Peaches .26 $3.00 Maximo Gomez, Antonio Maceo, Brigadier big " " brand are filled with odd for every part of Solid mahogany Sideboards that were Lion English Table Jellies sim¬ Bartlett Pears .28 $3.24 Jose Miro, Lieutenant-Colonel Cayito Al¬ pieces need in Antonio 'who the house, and in every case with 1-3 or $60 to $250 are now $40 to $125. ply dissolving boiling water, Golden Apricots .26 $3.00 varez and Colonel Nunez, then cool. Fruit flavors wine Gold or about both more of the usual price knocked off. China Closets, solid mahogany, that were 7c box, Drop, Egg were at the head of 12,000 men, to flavors lie box. This week Green Plums .23 $2.70 cavalry and Infantry, mostly whites. They 5-piece Parlor Suits, upholstered in silk, $68 to $155, are $50 $110. only. Gage } that were Extension Tables, solid that were well armed with Mausers and Rem¬ and brocatelle, $150 mahogany, were to are to ingtons. and $160. may go at $75, $80 and $40 $135, $30 $90. Others that were $65 to $90 are And there are dozens of Couches, Chairs, WOMEN'S SUITS.FURS- of houses on the $90. "I hurried to one the OUR GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Tables, Cabinets and the like at with my twenty men to de¬ now $40 to $55. equally plantation some low Some values in newest sorts. a of action. W hile we were Solid mahogany Bedroom Suits, prices. exceptional style high grade cide upon plan OR. Tailor made Suits. DRESS SKIRTS there the superintendent Informed me 2-piece Nothing that Colonel Nunez and Lieutenant-Colonel trashy, no faulty shapes. All of the fresh¬ Cheviot Skirts, lined throughout with est and newest, and made in silk. $10. Alvarez wished to speak to me. I met House ts'Znt *£ every respect Furnishings are 7 as you would have it. There suits in Very pretty wide wale Serge Skirts, them, and they showed me two dynamite with them. the the and all lined and faced with vel¬ bombs with which they said they were crowded Everything for table, kitchen, cheviots, , serges, boucles, throughout wear woman's housework. at astonishingly little prices. vet, $6. ready to destroy everything In sight if and to lessen the of And almost want In the I on but said that if Norfolk and skirt of tan anything you'd persisted fighting, Genuine Meissen Ware, onion pattern Feather Parlor Dusters, No. 6 and 7, 14c. jacket light Skirt line at to we would surrender no cheviot, $14. Same, mixed cheviot, $3.50 $45. harm would come plates. 8^ in.. 25c; were 50c. Dust Brushes, horse hair. 24c. FASHIONABLE FURS to us, and no to would ware jacket trimmed with velvet and steel damage property Under the most discouraging weather conditions last week French colored glass Bouquet Holders, Agate and granite Lipped Kettles, Blizzard at sunstruck prices. be done. More than a thousand men, wo¬ 15 and worth double. 5 qts., 47c; 6 qts., 53C; 8 qts., 62c. buttons. $15. goods a success with which we are justly proud. It 10, 25c; Capes made from the flanks of Persian men and weeping children beseeched me proved Gilt and Onyx Banquet Lamps, com¬ Agate and granite Tea Kettles, 5 qts., Norfolk jacket and skirt, pretty lambs, 30 in. 100 In. to surrender and so avoid the Inevitable demonstrated that the are quick to appreciate 7 effects, trimmed with braid, $19.50. deep, sweep, clearly public plete with silk shade, $3.75. 87c; qts., 97C. $17.50; were $25. slaughter. our advertisements.that snow, slush, rain and disagreeable Porcelain decorated Boudoir Clocks, Agate or granite Buckets, covered, 1 qt., cheviot double breasted, tight fit¬ Fine electric seal 30 MEGIAS SURRENDERS. 19C. Fancy Capes, untrimmed, weather cannot keep business away from our doors $1.35. Guaranteed. ting waist and skirt, waist trimmed In. deep. 108 In. sweep, were $37.50 ; "Realizing that It would be foolhardy generally marbleized Clocks, Blue and white enamelled Tea 3 with velvet, for me to our attractions. 8-day mantel $3.75; Pots, $12. we say $25. to try resist 12,000 soldiers with with present bargain worth size. $5.25; for¬ qts., 50C. my small band, I surrendered myself and in from manufacturers all over $5. Larger Fancy cheviot, tight fitting waist and Finest electric seal Capes, black marten Letters are still pouring merly $7.50. Large size tin Clothes Boilers, copper skirt, waist trimmed with velvet and collar and trimming, 30 in. deep, full men, together with BOO rounds of am¬ to for this we offer several new best white bottom, $1.05. munition and all the country who are anxious sell.sell.and Universal Clothes Wringer, brass buttons. $12. sweep, $40 ; originally $55. equipments. Out of rubber rolls. $1.70. 1 qt. tin Measures, graduated. 5C. Finest electric seal courtesy I was permitted to keep my re¬ stocks at prices truly phenomenal. Pretty striped cheviot Waist, has jacket quality English Capes, Hilton. Hughes & Co. best Laundry Soap, Half covered Japanned Dust Pans. 10C. untrimmed, full sweep, latest 27 volver and sword, and was offered a posi¬ Nickel and Tea Kettles, effect with revers and silk fedora Skirt, style, tion $2.95 a box. copper large extra to 36 in. deep, $35 to $52.50; were In the Cuban army with the rank of Brushes. 2 sizes, 10C. sizes, for use on range, 87C. full, $18.50. major. Thl9 I refused. Scrub $47.50 to $75. Brigadier Mlro A OF WHYS. Shoe Brushes, 24c, were 40. Extra quality Brooms, 17c. Habit cloth tight fitting waist, trimmed Leipsic dyed Persian lamb, full rippla gave me a which would me CHAPTER bound with pass permit to Stove Brushes. 12c; from 25c. Extra quality Whisks. 12c ; worth 20c. with straps of same, braid Collarettes. $37.50 ; from $55. go turougli the Cuban army's lines. It read 4-wheel Bissell Carpet Sweepers. $1.65. Double zinc Wash Boards, laundry size, and finished with brass buttons, large London dyed Alaska seal Coats, extra us follows: Chamois, London oil dressed, 25c. 24c. full skirts. $18.50. large sleeves, full ripple back, $225; Headquarters of the Invading Army. Reefer and skirt, extra fine The WHY jacket serge, from $300. Cuban insurgent troops will permit Lien- WHY A storeful of $18.75. Fine Eastern mink, Persian lamb, Alaska tenant Megias. who surrendered his men, with Why pay $5.00 for a Full Cnt Glass Why pay $6.00 for a Full Cut Glass arms and to Dish when you Fruit Bowl when you can get one here Gloves-Embroideries values. tweed Jacket, silk lined, large full seal and marten Capes are at very low ammunition, pass through tho lines. Celery (boat shape), tempting Fancy "Several of the soldiers joined the rebels, can get one here at $2.89? at $2.98? GLOVES.Gismonda kid Gloves, real broideries, for white sewing, all with skirt, faced with , $16.50. prices. fearing the cruel a 10C a punishment which the for a Wade & Butch¬ Why pay $5.00 for Photograph Al¬ kid. $1, but equal to most $1.50 gloves. very strong edges, yd. Better, Spanish officers would inflict Why pay $2.00 bum when you can buy It from us at made of real 15c. upon them, er Razor when you can come here and $2.98? There is no other glove however impossible it might have been for get one at 39 cents? French kid that we know of in this mar¬ Open work Embroideries, all on good Handkerchiefs.Ribbons them to avoid surrender. Why pay $5.00 for a Pure Silk, ket at that A fit. We stout material for skirts. 19c yd. a price. perfect A little never commanded more "I cannot say too much in praise of the Why pny 50 cts. for box of Whit¬ Tight-Rolling Umbrella when you can them to the hand. Finely embroi¬ Grass Embroideries at low prices. money of quality. I ing's Writing Paper, when we are it here at try treatment received at the hands of Gen¬ 15 cents? buy $1.98? dered, in all the spring shades. We STAMPED HANDKERCHIEFS.Four very special son brings out the most beautiful Rtfc eral Maximo Gomez. selling it for When I was taken Why pay $25.00 for an Electric Seal could sell ten times as many could Stamped Linens, 3 grand lots, fine qual¬ lots at 15c on Monday. bons we have ever seen. We have bifore him I was received politely. He Why pay $1.25 for a yard of Black Fur Cape when you can buy the same they be had at all seasons of the year. ity, stamped witti easy patterns, all Men's pure linen, hemstitched, Initialed, every style that Is worth having, 4, 5, askid me Silk when can article here at $9.49? many questions about myself, Satin Duchess you get EH hemstitched, 25c, 50c, 95c. unlaundered, 15c. and 6 In. up to sash widths. and when he learned that I had a family It from us at 89 cents? SPRIiNG BROIDERIES Pure Down Pillows, fine quality, 18 In., extra hem¬ Chameleons, Persians, Dresdens, Sevres, Why pay $3.50 to $4.00 for Solid we this Wonien's quality, linen, in COrral Falso. he offered to send my Link Cuff Buttons when Until began popular selling you 50c, usual 85c. Silk covered work 15c. Oriental dark and Suit Case Gold you double for such Look to the price stitched, open initials, designs, grounds wife money; but I refused. Had I been a Why pay $5.00 for a Dress can buy them at our sale at $1.98 paid goods. Pillows, with deep ruffle. $1.45. linen hemstitched, 15c. 39c, 50c, 69c and $1. when we offer them at $2.98? lots, well made, all open work Men's pure light grounds. Cuban soldier, brought before a Spanish per pair? Monday Japanese Silk Lambrequins, very decor¬ Women's linen, laundered, hem¬ Those two lots of black Ribbons on , up to 4 in. wide.5c a yd. pure great general, I would undoubtedly have been an ative. all around, $1.25. 15c. still hold out, 15c and/25c. Double Why pay $1.25 for a pair of Eye¬ Why pay $6.00 for Italian Mod^l Embroider¬ fringed stitched, shot at once. glasses or Spectacles when you can Mandolin, when you can purchase it Extra fine quality Decorative Silks, printed in many colors. RIBBONS.Fancy Ribbons. This sea- Satin, Plain Satin and Gros Grain. "The Insurgents are not fighting the purchase them here at 39 cents? here at $3.48f ies, open work Irish Point, ten pat¬ 32 in., very fine, 45c. a Spanish soldiers, but a corrupt Govern¬ a terns.25c yd. Table Covers, tinted, fringed all for a Diamond Why pay $4.50 for set of Dickens's Fringed ment. Why pay $10.00 Works, 15 volumes, when you can buy wide, fine quality trimming Em- around. 29c. Ring when you can buy a Cluster it for Very "Gomez Is anything but a consumptive. Diamond Ring at our sale at $3.98? $1.98? Hosiery-Men's Furnishings He Is the picture of health. His staff con¬ Why pay $1.50 for Hawthorne's, To be well dressed you need not be expensively dressed. sists of a hundred men, among them being Why pay $10.00 for a Violin Outat Cooper's, Corelli's, Dumas's, Hugo's, WHITE GOODS. many Spaniards. All ride fine horses and compiete when you can buy them at Macaulay's, Sue's or Verne's Works, Women's silk Stockings, pink, sky, White and natural Swiss ribbed merino our sale at $3.98? when you can buy them all at our bright silk carry a large Cuban flag. The Cuban army Book Sale at 69 cents per set? Every newness, every novelty, every economy. Nile. gold, cardinal, lavender, $1.25 Vests, high neck, long sleeves, has t^"o field pieces. The army under as as POINT -54 close trimming, 35c, regularly 75c. for a Black Silk pay $55.00 for a Sewing Ma¬ REAL DOTTED SWISS cheap D'ESPRIT In., pair, regularly $2.50. was three hours and a half In Why pay $4.50 Why Men's extra fine Ciomez Waist when you can get one here at chine when we are selling them at others sell the common goods for. At , small fine dot, usually 50c. A Pure silk Hose, black, plain and ribbed, quality fancy marching past the Diana plantation, which $18.99? sorts that have been to lot of 40 29c. Mack colored Pajamas, $1.95. §3.99? 25c, including up special pieces, also boots, high tops. Men's full Gloves, snows the large number of men he has to 75c. Not quite so good or wide. 12C. LIERRE LACES.6 inch. 50C. Finer $1.50 pair', regularly $2.50 and $2.75. pique dogskin Walking with him. They carried fourteen wounded LAWNS.40 in., white, French finish, real new tan shades, $1, regularly $1.35. pure $1. Veryrich, $2. All hand made. Women's fast black Hose, un¬ new men on stretchers. Over Two Million Dollars' Worth 18 and 25c. we 12 and 18c Men's extra quality web Suspenders, regularly say LINEN TORCHON LACES-3 bleached feet and soles. 35c pair, were cast off, 25c. ORDERED TO BE SHOT. ORGANDIES in the scarce grass linen great patent "Lockabar" of Desirable Merchandise at HALF PRICE. lots at 5, 10 and 25c. 48c. Men's colored front Dress Shirts, whlto .'After the insurgents had left the planta¬ color. 25c for extr4 wide. stainless black cotton tion, about 3 o'clock in the afternoon of GRASS LINEN.All pure Linen, looks Fancy little Valenciennes Laces, 25c for Children's ribbed bodies, open front and back, one pair silk 25c Grass 12 yds. Hose, heavy weight, sizes 5 to 8£, 15C of reversible link cuffs. 75c, the $1 kind. December 24, the Spanish column, under like , yd. 25c kind. Bath General Garcia Navarro, came Linen with stripes, very stylish New sets of Point de Paris Laces, 10, pair, Men's fancy eiderdown Robes,extra up. Upon fancy and were that I had surrendered to the and new, 35c Hemstitched 15 and 25c yd. Swiss ribbed silk Vests, low neck, no long.$2.65 $3.75, $4 and $5. learning very yd. were on no other trim¬ The Store is filled with new sleeves, crocheted necks, white, pink House Coats, $2.95 and $3.50, $4 rebels and was still the plantation. Gen¬ Grass Linen Skirting, Spring $5. eral Navarro ordered that I be arrested and BLOOMINGDALE BROS., ming needed. 48 in., 50c. Goods. and sky, 50C, $1 kind. and

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