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Sale Days of Our First Spring Season TIUBUXE, SUNDAY. MARCH 22, 1008. c r-vEW-'fORK DAILY OBITUARY. TENOEBLODf OX GRILL. OILTRIsrS\V\Ti:i?.PIPE r It- To-Morrow and Through This Week MRS. FANNY BOND. "the Sys- Vjreenhui Padden Finds One Without (Cy Telesrraph to The I Midnight Investigation of Colonel ; Tribune. I'lainfleM.- N. -i. March .2l.-Mrs. Fanny Bond. Building. Bond, years Bingham. Metier in the Standard's wife of the Rev. Lewta for thirty-eight tem" Held -by]Mr. died last nißht Display and missionary in Monnstir. Bulgaria, Introductory Register, cam? a Itn and Michael Clarence X'adden. Water P-Hinman, r.lainciothc- ny n. two captains and in- ' home of her dai^iter. O. Kirn The ill?; day at the Bmghaai close io realizing the ambition of "latter dls- spector were called before Commissioner of Kensington avenue, from a complication of •;\u25a0 yesterday, -when lie sent a letter to the daugh- midnight night, and although positive in- tru!»t .•.-. .-. - She leaves, besides her husband, two at last «»jj-« :.«•.-- to send some one . obtained, it is said that the '.."\u25a0• asking -Kennedy, Sr. xvi »n. it ters, one "of whom, Mrs:' P. B. is now formation could not be Company Days of hap- f to explain »n ur.metered pipe work, bob, began to Investigate the evi- Sale to Ms offi how and one A. Commissioner has ' eavaced in foreign mission by c. luto the bic building at No. 2 > dence of a system of police graft obtained "The • l>cns to mr.nJnß freely, Jl'ussell Bond, of this « it . Dry Goods. Broadway, delivering, if allowed to run New York World. "The World" for some time the K.imhllnp: No. *!.'•\u25a0.;; S&.OOO wo::!. Of \u25a0!•\u25a0•\u25a0« year, for which . MARIA SNOW, operated a fully equipped house at ' year. MRS. O. of Commissioner city receive? Jess r.ian J..<»">« Maria Snow, widow of Michael Snow 123 Sixth avenue wtth the consent staff, ran ilis. r>. co-operation of the District At- Inspector Guertin. of Colonel P.iGden's of Henry Snow, the defaulting Bfngham and the SeaSOn and mother Sander Spring At several wit- First last week. torney's office. Receipts, papers and Our across the unmetered four-incH rip* treasurer of the New York and New Jersey Tele- but a No. nesses to the. truth of the charges. hr. did not Bjaaw that it was unmetered. phone Company, died yesterday at her home. attest Millinery mm s opened on 11 with a com- I earrful Investigation showed" be say?, that th«« .114 Lafayette avenue. Brooklyn. Mrs. Snow The house was March Featuring leading layout for all kinds of gambling, 11 w;ts Occasion, Especially is no rector on it. Th.-r* are four ripe? health had been gradually tailing sine- the death plete A Display Worthy ofthe . <•• but Colonel years ago. and her death yes- operated for six days to obtain]the necessary evi- from Th' city* main* the hafiasa« of her husband six Kraft, - is burial complete system of police and nC IViddtn the unmetered pipe what known terday occurred on the anniversary of the dence of the asm is agreed tin- District Attorney thai fron, for Women. a bypass pipe. It runs around the meter and of her husband. it was with charac !cnsncp ro S Ready-to-Wear Garments sis eighty-two planned the plan .-hmijd S delivery pipe ahead of the meter. Mrs. Snow was born ill Truro. Mass.. those who and carried out fastened to the punishment. Lewis, pipe is larpe enough years ago. She was married at the ace of 24. sine* be Immune from Caroline Reboux, and Misses "That four-inch unn»«"tered many the precincts in the neigh- \ entire buildinp." Colonel Padden which time abe had lived '\u25a0 Brooklyn. For Excitement ran high in CarHer, to f.*ed the said " Brooklyn early the evening when Georgette, any one would need to do years. Mrs. Snow was a trustee of the borhood of the Tenderloin in • yeneniay. ".Ml that men and Berthe,SuzanneTalbot -mm metered pipes Orphan Asylum., and had always been active in there were calls for certain plain clothes Paillette et • Map the flow of water through the Headquarters. Deputy *11 * supply for the buildins to so churcii and charitable work. She leaves two sis- commanding officers from Modistes, to- and allow the full made And other great Parisian be to '"'*' and several Commissioners Hanson and Wood mysterious l\ii111111 .through unm-tcred rip* would ters children. l/\SIfit"*/ tiv^ between the Tenderloin ami with a superb exhibition of AFJL sV4VI'»V# valves or the metered pipe* and turn and spectacular tripe nether Jf down th« DANIEL POPE. Deputy Commissioner Hanson our own designs. • • flow through the unmetered pipe. That DR. JOSEPH Hcadqaartei'S. m on ill* 21.-Dr. Joseph Daniel West 37th street station during the * •Jour-irch pipe win deliver fully WM" worth of Columbia. S. C. March rushed into the The moderate crowning amount rig;-.;y-ei>:!-.t yearn. dean the Law night and left orders for Detectives Dennis Sullivan pp Trimmings mmmtr a year. Idon't know that any sucii rope, aged 0/ abri Laces and th- Brhoo: of th* University of South Carolina, and and Arthur Carmack 10- report at once to Head- R^are Dress cs^ has been delivered to ..r Milmil water signers of Is possiWo one of the three survivors of the the quarters. Captain -Barney" Kelleher. who until <=tsndar<l MMie. but Ido assort that it in this station, l-ipe » «« Ordinance of Secession, died at his borne recently was in command o< the Tenderloin The garments, millinery with »his unrort^rcd four-inch of as". street of our first Spring season. begin lcity to-day, as the result of infirmities old reported at Headquarters from the West 88tli we make our first formal showing that much. Iwill a formal i*** Koran, Although advanced in years. Dr. Pope remained station at midnight. Detectives Bonser and of taste and discnmmation- r>»vt MHfc " fatal to the New York woman to the last, bcins stricken with his Mueller, the old Tenderloin station, were sum- and fabrics willappeal especially average j=ome of the inspectors discovered un in harness of Starr lecturing at university on Thurs- Headquartera telephone by Dep- For her sake we have .- — illness while the moned to over the of dress exists. Colonel Tad- or critic \u0084. ... running into ?ine X than whom no more competent more merciless ,»n«on. day last. uty Commissioner Hanson. TO-MORROW den has inspectors lookins about »*• guard We have no mere show pieces, had yester- D«rhag the Civil War he was chief of the revenue Commissioner Bingham ordered a posted avoided both the commonplace and the extreme. Th'v have reported to him. he announced the currency vn- was in our style-selections, department and superintendent of at an entrances to the buildiKßJ. arid no one and the most beauti- day." that th<-y found a two-inch meter in the a writer, of attractive and salable suits the in- d*r the'Conlederate government. He was allowed to enter or leave without the sanction but we have what is undoubtedly the strongest gathering prison which registers water sent outside of South and pulilicist.and had been one cither of the Deputy Commissioners. ' redden said water measured lecturer of trimmed yet seen in city. stitution. Colonel the foremost citizens for a generation going to be Investigated to the bottom. ful assemblage millinery this next door, and at Carolina's "This is by it runs into a piano factory said the Commissioner, "and 1 want to make sure one feet the meitr Bring th<- rai"of 51 for thousand cubic PETER J. DONOHUE. that ii« re will be no leak. these men down JI.SC worth aC water mm out of the be done rrsrlst^rcd Peter J. Donohue. for half a century a resident one at a time and we'll see what can prison. and one of the best known manu- with them under our rules or with the aid of Mr. and anything delinitc about tins Mit- of wnilaiMliun Skirts know of his Costumes, "I don't Brooklyn, died at the hone Suits, Coats, Dresses " just Jerome." Id like to find nut facturers in ;trr yet he said "but daughter Mrs. William If. Masterson, No. 83 Perm While the men were before the Commissioner m-tr- MM just who st* the revenue born in in l.^ . for February a New what that for. street, last Me wpa Ireland the of tlie Tenderloin station Establish water they MB- niffbl. boy. He blotters to Styles Keyed to the Highest Fashion Note—Values from The water used and whose and came to Hip United States when \u25a0 were brought to Headquarters and delivered founded the steam boiler manufa.-turine firm of P. !><-piiiv Commissioner Hanson. Selling boiler for Early Spring .1 Doookoe A: Son?. He was a United States Standard WOMAN LOSES VALUABLE HANPBA of Presi- Suits, Worth * hißßtttur during the last admini?tration \u0084, w,t \u2666„ ec $95 1 Women's "Marquisette"n <* ~n nn BROADWAY MOVES WEST. .c.Suits Worth car$35 to $50.n ataf O~O.UU00 -_„ $du.UU dent Cleveland. Women s least j>/u Jewelry Valued at \u25a0 $600 and (PO/l r\f\ Contained OBITUARY NOTES. Women's Suits Worth $37.50 and $40, OOU.UU Dresses, Worth at freight Girls,Shore Girls, Pomes and Fancy Taffeta Silk Ciq*gn Small Amount of Money, JAMES B. HILL, of Pitt-burs. general Chorus 0 Chicago A.- St.
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