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IPT ' ' THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1893. 2
EHRICH BROS.!
i
I CLEARING SALE
I SHOES.
I S3.0Q LADIES' SHOES FOR 51.95.
rl Ladles' Persian Kid
W Shoes, plain or
if with patent leath-) S 1 . 9 5
.jf er tips; valuo
if $3.00, for ...
if 54.50 LADIES" WELT SHOES FOB S2.9B.
H' Ladies' "Welt ShoosA
lis' in six different
f styles ; also Cloth $2.96
IK Top Shoes ; valuoV
i$ $4.60, lor . . .
If SH.HD 0HK SOLE SHOES FOB SMI.
I
Kv Ladies' Fine Kid
Ik genuine Cork Sole
Ipf Shoes, adapted for) s 3 . 4 8
Ej cold orltender feet ;
Wh Talue$6.00, for
E TESTIM0N1ALTO SAT0LL!.
VM It Is in the Nature or a Totttton
WfM Blfrnad by Many Priests.
reS Tie following petition hIklb 1 liy Ilov. Iir.
K$ . K. L. BiirtBOll, of Handout, ntiJ oilier iroiiil
lf ' sent priests or tno ilioccsci uf Now York,
wf; Brooklyn and Nownrlc, 111 lm ronwirileil t
Wul eTcrx priest In Hicho dioceses to-day for his
t!L ilgnaturo ana acproral :
Mr. Vftt. til. undrrnlunnit l.rlfiiti. of thn iHncein nT
lir N.w York, llrookljn aon Jwwark, wlnli to rntf.t
i&Ts. ilnt the ofTruiiv. anil Jn.u tlnu lniitfiiAiiHii.nl
lil'if acalnittb. Uolr K ml tin moat Hci. Iiclenl.i
;t Mr. Hatnlll In the '.,iV. ,raW, r.li-i lull) 111
KrK nnmli.r. of 1i 1J mint 2li, lH'JJ. In It.iuin-
Tm$ m.nta rjjim a tlirairi rtillpit Iruin thn ficw Vurk
9Mi MUmtir uf Dm, 12. IKIli, iirpurlliit( In imuii Hum
V?r Bt. LodIs. Wo comluVr Ita totin a not onlj un-
RX catholic, but aa mttiTfrilTd nf the riui.l iiun tin,
Vfi Jlolr Bo. Wo Alio tak. thl. opt ortnMty uf Imnr
qiyr Inn toitlmonr totheconclliat'ityniiil win, eii.laiia.
fflj tl.na which tho Apoatolic ll.lrgM.. ha. I'Hmiul
$ galrd In tho oaoie of the llnl I'atlirr upon tlm
. IJJL ralalloni of Calhollca to lb. public achoula
. iff Tne petition mil Ik- prionti'U tn Slur.
it Pj Batolll asa token ol esteem ior lili work.
I jf Father Corrlk'an. ol llobol.rn, mhh ere.llleil
R 3., with having written the ifiui-ii. Mit tin ill -
j m Dies tliat lis Ulil no. Ilusajs liowevir, tliul
I &, be wan akcd to nUn It.
fcs Father Corrlgan cavo n tanquet joiti-May
' i' at his home In uotxihcu in liiniurnf hit nil).
9 A sixth birthday, and hcver.il nt tlio prk'nH
i whoalgned thn aboto petition wiro prosent.
, Wf.4 lllshop Wlgger was lnMUil, bin could not
attend.
jj W Cnrbollc Acid br MlRtnkr.
f jC, Mrs. Norltsa Manasln. tweiitytern yrnrs
U old, ol 01 Oilier street, died lu tlm ( liittnlierH
1 htrcet Hospital early tills morning. haMnir
vt thren hours beforo taken n hiinnliil nl i ar
il Its' bollo dd at her homo by mbtul.o lor luedl-
g cine.
mn 7-lrib, from 7 to '.U...J Cs'i
V Obililron's English Cnh-
HI' moro IIoho, 1-1 rili,' y
KJ fiomCtoOi ) ,tlUj
Bi r Lailies' Cork Sole BootrJ,)Q QQ
Mm tipped, worth -1.00. . . .( U,UU
Hi1 '
K- Mifisos1 Cork Soloi
$ Spring - Heol Shoes 0 j fl
; worth 3.50 PJ
H Ladies Felt Button I 1 Q Q
K Boots, worth 3.00 J 1,00
MaJaTT1r,"" T"i t" " "' --"" -"J
" --fc--. j . i . ... ... . -. -"'
SDG. LADIES' STORM RUBBERS FOR 25C.
1,200 pairs of La-
dies' Storm Rub-! tytZn
bors; value 50c.,( afcOC,
for
51.50 LADIES' OVERGAITERS FOB 6C.
600 pairs of Ladies'v
All-Wool, Tailor-
mado Overgaiters; O C.
valuo $1.50, for .
S3.50 LADIES' SUEDE OXFORDS. S1.98.
Ladies' Hand-
Sowed Tan and
Gray Suede Ox-fj qo
ford Tios. for oven-'
lng woar ; valuo
$3.50. for ...
m SIXTH AVENUE AMP 23P ST.
LOST WHILE SEEKING OTHERS.
Coyle Ooob to Plntl Slator and Chll
dron and Dluappoarn.
iiiv ArrcHiATrii rnra.i
St. .topkrii, .lan. ." Mri. Iicnnli Coylo's '
klntui-ln-law came hero n week oro to visit
liei brut In r.
Tho other dny she took f'ovle's two jnunir
clilhlron and Mai ted, oitenilLly, to a Catholic
rhiiri'li tn liittn them linptled. Wnce then
hlie ha not been M'en or heurd finin.
eiii'nl'i L'ojle, beuonilni; ulnriiinil over
the prolonged aliiemo or hit slstrr and clill
tlii'ii, Mtarttd out in seareli for them. He,
Urn, has IiiIIimI lo return, and .ill ir.ien of liliu
ha-i bioii lost, .Mrs i nylj liiu, titun dilven
nuurl) liisunv by utiMet).
IlUtnrlcnl Fooletv'B Now Odlceri".
.lolin A. HI In: hill been elected PrcMdcnl of
llm Now lork IllilorlCJl (-oclely. 'I he other
ollliers are: John A. Uceks, I'lrnt Mie
I'rcilitont ; ,lihii A. Kcnnriiy, Second Vice
I'riMdeiitt John IIIkoPiw, t'onespiindlni;
r-ucreinry for the 1 ulled htntea; Kdtvurd K
Ho Luiieey. C'orri'kKiiidln Merolnry lor 101. ,
i Ik'ii couutileN; Andrew Win hit, secretary ; i
HnliiTl licliuli, 'lieatttrer Willlum Kelly,
l.llirnrlau.
round UnconricUiiin In tho RtrnM.
An unknown lanii turn loiind tinconiclouslti
friini of lot)) Mcond lueniie, ill 7 ii'lIouk this
inoriiliiK'. llo tuts taken to thn 1 ast 1'llty-
llrsl Miiet slailiin-hotiie. whero lie died be.
, In.'ii nil iiiubilliuiio artlvei). lie nm about
I lliliD-thri'ii tears old, hid lirunn hulr,
I sinoutli lute, bliul; mereoal iiml derlii hat.
j R. H7MACY & CO,
S wxiii avis, lain to urn sr.
I
M Wo are offering the greatest values in our fifty departments.
M Wo call especial attention to our fine line of NEW CLOAKS, just
J received and marked at prices VERY MUCH LOWER than elsewhere.
jf In Housekeeping Linens, Comfortables, Blankets, Embroideries,
' g Laces, Shoos, Men's Shirts, China, Glassware and Cooking Utensils
a you can save from 15 to 25 per cent, by buying of us.
HOSIERY.
I f" Ladies Ribbed Blnoki nri
l Woollen Hoho ) (il
mi Ladies' Gray IMcrino) QQ
Hre Hose f -ol)
R, Lndies' Black Cashineru) tl
Klif Hoso j i-r
i vf
31 Ladies' Lisle Hoso, in
i' Tan and Gray, Bibbed
J I and Plain )
f j Ladies' Lisle Hose, Black ) Q I
.. Boots, Light Uppers..)' .04:
Men's Cotton Half Hoso,
', B- in Tan, Gray and Fancy ( i
$ btnpcs )
jj Mon's Merino Half Hoso,! T Q
A natural gray j 1 0
f Children's Wooll.'ii Hose,) Ql
Lies' Muslin Merwi..
t'.'il I'luor, Main lliilMliik'. )
Jlailtt in aiiv own work'
vnoms and marked at
about onr-tninl frss than
rahtc.
I
TjO doz. Gowns, solid yoke of
I cmbroidorv,
' .64, .72
I 50 doz. Gowns, trimmed) Jfl
1 with omb'd insertions. .) I'rJ'
Walking Skiits, 5 tucks) PQ
! and embioidoivd rulUut iJJ
I '
Pillow Shams, mhroid-(1 Qf
orctl l utile ; per p:iir..t l.tjj
200 doz. Cliildrt'ii's Canton Flan
nel .Drawers,
.24 10 ,62
100 doz. Infants' Cambric Night
Slips,
.28, .37, ,42
Also Special Lot of Short
Cambric Dresses, em-i 7
broidercd ruillo ) '
GLOVES.
Men's l'iquo Walkingil in
Gloves in tan hliadcs, lilu
good valuo for 1.50. . . .)
4
mi ri im i. . ..i n , .....i.. jwimlh. i,,.,, ... .1
O'NEILL'S
6th Ave., 20th to 21st St.
GREAT SALE
OF
FURS AND FUR GARMENTS.
FURS.
1,000 Children's Sots and
Mull's in a variety of furs and
styles.
Fine Angora Sets, whito and
colors,
$1.29,
FOJIMEUI.Y $2.09.
Thibet Sots,
$1.98,
FoitMr.it l'ltici:, ?a.08.
Krimmor Mull's,
89c,
WOIITH t2.2.1.
1,000 Ladies' Muffs, in Bern
hardt, La Tosca and round
shapes, in Persian Lamb, Mink,
Ju'iinmcr, Beaver, Marton, As
trakhan, eve.
j'nie ovarii utiiiK,
$6.98,
FOUMKUIjY $12.98.
Natural Beaver, very iino,
$7i98s
FOUMMtlA' ,?H.99.
JACKETS AND GAPES.
Gonuino Alaska Seal Jackets,
$159.00 Upward,
FOHMF.UIiY 22J.O0 UFWAltD.
50 Canada Seal Keofer Jackets,
London dyed,
$37.50 and $49.00,
FOUMF.lt FIIICKS, IJ59.00 anil SG3.00.
Gcnuino Alaska Seal Rcofor
Jackets, Eastern Mink Sleeves
and Collar,
$198.00,
FOIlMintliY $239,00.
Tudor find Box Gonuino
AhiBka Seal Capes,
S89.00 to $189.00,
FOUMF.ltLY 125.00 to !f250.00.
H. O'ElU CO.,
6th Ave,, 20th to 21st St.
NEW JERSEY'SSENATORIAL FIGHT
Jnmos Smith, Jr., Croiltted with tho
Votort to Win.
A bitter flKht 13 lion waRlin; In Nen Jeraey
polUkkl CIreliM botneeu l,n, Alibetl and
James Mnlth, Jr., the political le.ider ol hsso
(ounl), for the seal lu the I tilted nutes
senate whh.li Is boon to be nude, aoaut by
ltutus lllmUett
'lliolltflil H ono of the most InteresllUK
, tti.it has Hk'Uateil Now Jersey political ilrcles
luiurs. lio. Abbett liUHlor.j; luen shaping
hlspolltic.il life with n Mew to Miciecilln;
MMialoi PloilKett.
Ml. -inlth'r iniidldae), It Is said, w.is bre
rlUt.itnl I.) tils politle.il Irh nd-. He h. is, it
Is in it-Mil. iht siipiHnt i f l.nl h Houses of tho
li-Kisiaiiiri', .mil bus luilhei s-niTeeilul In
dlM.ll'U i he d.'ief.UHill llidil Hudson LolMit),
whii h i-. in.v Abti'tt s home.
All III Ml'Heliii ill, tile llllllimilll Of tho
Mute Henioir.iile i oimnltiee, Is miin.iKlni;
ion bbett s i.iuipHlL'u, iblle a vers hiiiewit
poliiiel'in In Ni wuik nuiiieil toiinoll) Is man.
iinln. Ml. "until s iiini'.
ine.ii m the piesent time Is bclluud to
be as lull i-
i . i. ,WrA. Alltv. Jivubifui.
lii.iki-11 -J - 1
II irll nu.i, 1 - 1
l .in 1. 1 1 1
I np Mt) 1
K. el .. '.I
l.lmue.lvr 1 -
Hill. ni I .1 t
HuntiTilon .1
Mirier .. . I
.MUl.tlrra i
Mmiiiiuutli 'J 1
Murrl .1 1
I'Art.JIIC J ,1
alvlll 1 1
holuer.et 1 1
hu.t , J .
i t'nion . .1 1 1
I Warren ,,,, 'J 1
'imal tlti 10 "'J
ZSecv.sary to a ilioKV, 2i.
Froo Clusn In Drnwlntr.
Tho free class in infchurjlcal drawing of
Senior Etunlutrhchosl No. ;is, on NVest rifiy.
1 becond ttreol, near Eighth nenuo, will rc-
'open Jan. :i. .Methinlcs, Mudents ol archl.
lecture, and thiw wnri.li g at the trades ceil.
entity will llm! there .1 npn ndld oppoiiunlty
tn leatn lhorlneiileKi. mechiiiilculdi.inin,',
I lie room Is well lu-litul and well eiiiliied
lor the purpo-e. 'I In re i- ro un for more men
In this class, livue wishing to inln linuM
npnl) mi) school LVculut; Lctwtcu T.JJ aud U
I o'llock,
i'SVJiiu1 u.ntJjimaa.r'rLauiuiu?aaii-a.i.:'.i'.J
(Mi
CAPES.
215 Bright Astrakhan Fur
Capes,
$4.98 and $6.38,
FOUMF.ltY S7.98 nnil 12.75.
50 Persian Wool Capes, 32
inches long,
$4.98,
FOUMEKIA' 10.00.
200 Ilussian Lynx Capes, mili
tary shapes, 28 inches long,
$7.98,
FOUMEItLY $11.08.
75 Tight-fitting Electric Seal
Capes,
$7.98,
FOUMEULY $14.08.
100 Canada Seal Capes, col
lars of Alaska Sable Fur,
$9.98,
FOUMEULY $18. 7C.
125 Persian Lamb Capos,
$19.98,
FOUMEULY $35.00.
25 Monkey Fur Capos, collar
of Alaska Seal,
$19.98.
FOUMEULY $30.00.
25 Selected Krimmor Military
Capes, 32 inches long, iino fur,
$22.75,
FOUMEULY $39.00.
150 Canada Seal Military
Capes,
$24.95,
FOUMEULY $39.00.
150 Alaska Sablo Capos, 21
inches long,
$24.98,
FOUMEULY $39.75.
50 Dark Mink Capes, Tail
Etlges,
$29.98, $35.00 and
$49.00.
FOUMEULY $31.98, $19.00 anil $B9.00.
H. O'NEILU CO.,
I 6th Ave., 20th to 21st St.
MARY MUrtPHY'i bAD bTORY.
A Protty Irlnh Lnss Whom Ruin
Mnilu Inanne.
'1 he Inmates of the Mission of Our I.ady of
the ltoh.tr), h Mate street, are Htlll talklnit
about tho utr.iiiijo visitor they had New
Year's Ua.
A beautiful )outiB woman, about twenty
threo )eari old, knoekid at tho mission door
New Yearn I te and was Kit en hholler. She
hMd her name was )iar) .Murph,aud that
blie was born in IMndoii, Ireland.
1'a hei Cithmluii I'lideniured to loam
more of her hUioi),btu was unsuccessful,
tine of his. issist.iuis won the wom.iu'sconri.
Oeuie hum inortiliii;, howetir, and slio it
lated an linen siIiik stoi).
slm H.iid that hei father had nlven her a
llbinileduuitl 'ii, and alter his death she de
elded to eiinio to Ameilen. Mie had three
brothers UMin; III New 1 ork. 1 lie ) ears oro
Mie .it rued lure nut seemed an appointment,
at. irattud nurse lu the llaudull's Island Hos
pital. Mie fell In loin with ono of the young doc-
toison the Mall, and he wrought her ruin.
liei child wisbiru in thlsilt), audthen, she
I blld, the) put her 111 .1 Cell
I As she re. lied hei story she grew wilder
Itintlliit ibWp'.lin sue Iciittno fieii7led and,
up-ittliiir a putted plant, got dowu on her
kuet s .Hid. picktui; up a handful of the earth,
1 cast it uter her tn .id.
In a ltii-bl iitieivil then she said her brother
i Michael lived In nrooki) ii and her brother
I 'lluii'tli) on ilr-t sicnue, lu thlscl'). Mes
sengers were sent out in llhd these brotners.
Inn meiuitlm she Lec.ime so Molout that it
liolleiiii.tu was called from tho old blip sta.
Hon and she was removed.
'Ihebioth. r 'llunithy was found, and he
rontlrmrd the wouuu's 8lor).addlnir that she
becume lusme at the Llrth of her child, who
13 uow in tu .Marj's llotuc, Jersey til).
Alcohol Kept Hlra from Frezlnir.
Karl; this mornlnv an unknown man about
thlrt).two, with dark hair and mustache and
wetrltiK dark clothes, pea Jacket, lawn tennis
shirt and derby hat, was found unconscious
from alcoholism at City Hall place and Pearl
, street, llo wus sent to chambers street
I Hospital.
1 Ills Nljfht Arm Cut Off.
KUk'ene i.rahaui, tweuty-four years old, of
yi.'ol .second ateiuic, an usher In the colum.
bus Theatre, whllo boardlnK a south bound
train at ono Hundred and litenty.llfth street
and Park avenue, tills morning-, fell under the
tram and had his right arm cut on. llo was I
I taken to the Harlem Hospital I
.f" )i,tyrBBjji .j. u'ny-wrTwT' . a'
lSwe.Cm'&. S. 43
Clearing Sale
Children's
Plush, Silk and
Cloth Caps.
Every Winter Cap now in
stock is to be sold and
sold quick.
It's our way of starting
the New Year you'll surely
like it when you see what
extraordinary values it really
means.
There are fine Cloth
Hoods, all colors, trimmed
with gray or black Astrachan;
Plush Hoods, with beaver
trimming; licngalinc Silk of
finest quality, and many
other of this season's best
styles, including some very
fine Hats. These goods have
been marked to sell in regu
lar stock at 9SC. to $3.50.
All will be sold at one price,
49c.
Cloak Sale.
Embracing what were ad
mittedly the most attractive
special values yet offered
either in our or any other
establishment :
250 tailor-made Reefers
that were 8.00, at 4.4:9.
250 Jackets, made of fine
cheviot, half satin lined, that
were 10.00, at 5.95.
And all our Jackets that
were 1 2.00, at 6.95.
Triple Cape Newmarkets,
edged with electric seal fur,
were 25.00, at 11.95.
Triple Cape Scotch Cheviot
Newmarkets that were 19.95
at 10.50.
Plush Sacques, 40 in. long,
all lined with quilted satin,
were 25.00. at 13.95.
gtern
Bros.
Friday
Special Sale
if
1 200 Pairs
Ladies' Ribbed and Plain
Pure Silk
nose
In Black, Ye lw,
Nil , Pjnk,
B ue, Cardinal,
Oiny, Sutde
and White
at I d a Pr
Ac ual Value 52.75.
West 23 d St.
1
I
iiiiJiliiiiiHIHHMHHlH
Embroideries
and
Linen La'ces.
ANNUAL
JANUARY SALE.
This sale has always been
a strong feature for the be
ginning of each New Year.
This vear it is stronrrcr than
ever, because we have
Prettier Styles,
Greater Variety,
Lower Prices.
Fine Cambric Edging, 3
inches wide, at 5o. yd.
Fine Cambric Edging, 3
inches wide, at go. 'd
Fine Cambric Edging, 4
inches wide, at 12C. yd.
Fine Cambric Edging, 6
inches wide, at 15o. yd.
Demi-Flouncing, 15 and
iS inches wide, at 25o.
SPECIAL.
25,000 yds. of Manufac
turers' Samples and Short
Ends of Cambric, Swiss and
Nainsook Edges, Demi
Flouncings.
Cambric and Swiss 45
inch Flouncing, to be sold
only in full pieces, at about
50 per cent, less than the
regular price.
45-inch Flouncing, worth
75c. at 39e. yd.
45-inch Flouncing, worth
98c, at 49c. yd.
45-inch Flouncing, worth
$1.50, at 59c. yd.
Linen and French Val.
Laces, Torchon, De Medici,
, Bruges, Cluny and other
I laces, in matched sets and all
line, selected patterns.
Wide linen laces at g,
yd.
Wide linen laces at
12Ko. yd.
Wide linen laces at lQc.
yd.
We will also show a very
fine line of matched sets of
Cambric, Swiss and Nain
sook at special nrices.
1 '
savAgs banks.
EMIGRANT
INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK,
51 Chambers St., N.Y.
Ne Ynrli , llrermber 3l.t, IR1I2.
, III) lll;..ll.-l he'l riiNlee.. .11 this llnnk
lime ordered Hull Interest lie pnlil la,
lriHllor elllllleil therein fur Ihr nix
..1 out tiis rndliiK llilo ilnle. at lhcrntr.nl
'I lire.1 11111I itiir Inll Per rent, per mi
nimi, 1111 nil s1111iM.11 10 ihr lltuit ol 1 hrec
Ttiiiiinilllil Dnlh.rM istt.OOO).
interest Mill he errillleil under .Iain of
.Inuiiiiri 1st, IblCI. nnil will bepajnbln
un nnil niter .lliinttuy, January Mllh,
,nAvu.WUsrr.:!,7;nV.reV.,',:,',
DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
341 and 343 Bowery.
Tint TriiaUM hTft ilrirl dividend for thsilx
month minimi: Ii-c ill, 1X92. on all depoilti en
t.Lled therein iiu.lcr thn by-Uwtt, tt the lute nf
ItiL'H l'i;it t KM' tier annum on nmounti of
?M0 end undir, tid on the eirm of ft&UU and tint
fiim-dlliR J,UlU at the rate nf lltUKi: 1'KH
CK.N I per autium, pajatd mi and aftr .lanutrr
Hi. invl .ioiin TimiouT, rrMiutut.
LHAULES MirHII.NG, hecrtar.
(iKATi:rri-co.'.iFoitTi.s,
EPPS'S COCOA
ny a thorough knowledge of the natural tawi
which Kovern theonratlon ot dlicvtinn ab I uutri-
thin, and by ft careful amiltcatiun of the mie nrop-
rtU' of wrl1rlpcte( i,ocoa, Mr I.ppi hat oro
tided our hreakfait tables witu a delfcaielj tlaToreI
ierrae which may raie u manj lieaty dortort
bill it I by the nidkloim tioo ot uih arhclt of
rtjet that a louttUutiou may tn aradunlly built up
untl atrnoK etntuich torestfct every tendfney to dla
cae. Hun Iredi of nubtle maladlea are tloatlnic
around na, res.ly tn attack wherever theie iaa eaf
nolnt may f scape many a fataWtuft by ketti
hue ouraflre well tortifled vnib pine Idoo I and a
properly mmrlahed frame " t'lvil iservlcr Hatette.
Made almplj with i-dlmit water or milk hold
ouly lu haif-mitind tin, by Grocer, latelltJ thuai
..lAUi s I f- a. (HI.,
Itf'inirnMHtlilr f liriiilNta,
i.ointuii, IiikIhhU.
SI WOE the" WAR
HheumalH-n ra.itiaiy rtired m ever caae alone
1K.1, with I attiuna t mrrlptlou 1IIU.LHH4, prepared
by MUM. I K, tUIr.lf.-r.fly place, ew York. Mua
cular. doiity, Sciatic, Intlammatory. Lumbaco.As.
lultruaU 7Sc,Uuttlt, Udrufciati, VampbUttrto.
FIFTH AVENUE.
. COR.22 ST
Sale
OF
Dresses.
030 Very Styllsli Model tiowns.
'25. 835. "50.
60. 8?5.
885.
Greatly reduced prlcos.
Style, Fit and Finish
guaranteed.
EHHIGOHOS.
WASH
Dress Fabrics.
IN BASEMENT.
Tremendous Reductions (or Friday.
n
WK 1IAVK AN AL'IJUMUI.ATinN OK
AIKIUT 10,1100 VAltDS WAHII KAII
UICS IN IIKKSS AMI OIl JiKNCTII--,
Fiui.il oni: yak ii ro TH'KI.Vi:, COM
PRININCJ UMil.lHII I'KltUAI.lis, IIAItY
I'l,ANNi:i., OIJTJNt; CI.OTIIK, (lIMi.
IIA.1IH, YliDDO CltUI'K, IIIUIFOKII
COItDS OUIUNTAl. VAsIIMKIlKS,
Hi:l!KSUCKI US. I.AWNS AMI llli.
I.At.NKH. WK IIAVR IIVI1)I!I TIIK
AUOVK COOIIH I.NTO TWO LOTS.
LOT 1 compries goods that
liavo Retailed for 15c. and 19c.
yard. Sale price for Friday
only,
LOT 2 comprises goada that
have rotailed for 8c, 10c. and
1 12 l-2c. yard. Sale prico for
Friday only,
5
6th Ave, & 23d St.
Stern
Bros.
will offer
To-Morrow, Friday
a ipec al purchase of
Down
Comfortables
consisting of
200 Fig'd Sateen
6x6at 2e50
Former Price $4.75.
600 Fig'd
French Sateen
exlra choice designs and coloiings
5x6at 4e25
6x6 at 4e05
Former prices $6.50 and $7.00.
The remainder of their
Japanese Hand Emb'd
Silk Down
Comfortables
. $15.50
Former price 340.00.
And in addition
50 Cases Fig'd
Silkoline Comfortables
Cottcn Filled, in choice combination!
with three inch ruffl.',
5x6at I.OO
x 6 at 1 e J J
Regular prices $3.50 and $3.85
Also a special importation of
Italian Silk
Slumber Robes
in the newest colors Q- fiTC
and combinations J O
I R gu or price $1.50.
1
West 23d St
5 WATCHES Sunday,
WATCH FOR MOST ANSWERS BsSS K :
WATPff fr the best description of a satisfactory room
If MUIl with board secured through a "Want" in THE
WORLD of Sunday, Jan. 8.
NOTE Wants to be watched must not exceed four lines in
length. Little Wants " Work Wonders in THE
WORLD.
WA WU fr the best position given by a " Want " in Sun
fT Albn day's WORLD.
WATPU for the best position secured by a "Want" in
VYAiUn Sunday's WORLD.
WuTfrl 0r ni0S answers under any heading in Sunday's
If ill UIl WORLD, except the four named above.
REPORTS HUST BE MADE
on or before
THURSDAY, JAN. 12
Only those who report will be rewarded. Sb
careful advertisers were either "booked" oi
"watched" last week. Week-day "Wants" gei
" booked " for twenty-five volume libraries. Sun
day " Wants " are " watched " most handsomely.
Did You Watch "World" Wants
Increase Last Year ?
ifrJ "5 Lf More " World " Wants it
Uyt50V 1892 than in 1891.
There is a reason for this :
I WORLD" Wants" Work Wonders

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