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16
Carpet Opening.
Inducement Prices.
Our Carpet Opening this season
will be especially attractive for two reasons: —
First. We have on display our new lines in
Wiltons, Axminsters, Wilton Velvets, Body
Brussels, etc. These include exclusive designs
and colorings in both medium and better grades.
Second. We offer as a
Special Inducement
20,000 yards
Body Brussels,
$i.i2/£&97%c.yd.,
regularly sold at 51.50.
We are offering a number of equally attrac
tive values in other desirable Floor Coverings.
The unusually reasonable prices at the com
mencement of the season will appeal to the re
quirements of many homes.
Lord & Taylor.
Broadway and Twentieth St, Fifth Aye., Nineteenth St
Dr. Lyon's
is E»^N 5,
PERFECT
To^fh Pfiwri^ ;
f %£ %& %i 2 i3\&*f b« %.• •■
Cleanses and beautifies the
teeth and purifies the breath.
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century.
Very convenient for tourists.
PREPARES BY
*7
HABINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
*anrta« C:42iS?ni«*t dorr Moon rises S 23 Moon's ag» 16
HIGH WATER.
IXlt Bandy Hook 8:42] Gor. Island J» 53 Hell Gat« 11:48
9.H-— Hook 8:52, G0v. Island 10:00 [Hell Gate 11:53
INCOMING STEAMERS,
TO-DAY.
Vessel. From. Line
•Baraioea Nassau, Beptember 12 Ward
•Caledonia Glasgow, B^ptember 9 Anchor
Carpathta Liverpool, .^epiember 6 Cunard^
Catar;a Barbsiaoe, September 6 Sloman~
Etar of Ireland Caraiff. September 2 Tyter
Kansas City Swansea. September 2 .Bristol
Z/Aqultaine Havre. September fl French
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.
•United States Opr.har^n. Beptenber 6. -Fcand-Am
•Zetland Antwerp, September 9 Red Star
•Alllanca Colon, Sei tembf r 11 Panama
*Zulia Iji Guayra. Septembers Ked D
El Mar Galveston. September 12 Morgan
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER If.
TTliiliilin Trilliiiiii TTrrmrr September 12 N G Lloyd
Friedrich der Gross*. Brin^:,, • tuber 9 N G Lloyd
Mcsaba LiOnaoa. September f< Atian -Trans
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
Prlsie«a Irene Gibraltar. September 11... X G Lloyd
El None Galveston, September 14 Morgan
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21.
•TentonJc... Liverpool. September 14. . .White Ptar
Graf WcHtiwf Hamburg, September P. . . .Hamb-Am
ei-rlllan'Prlnce Naples, September 7 Prince
Comus New-Orleans, September 36... Morgan
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22.
•Teutonic Liverpool. September 15 . . ."White Star
"•Cltta dl Torino Naples. September ' La Ve'.oce
Sord«aux Havre. Beptember 11 French
STltorLla. Gibraltar. September IS Ounard
"i!rl- mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IP.
: Vessel
Vestal. For. Line. Ma!!? close. sails.
•^ffancn. Norfolk, Old Dominion S:00 p m
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19.
Cast Clan Prince Rio Janeiro. Prince.. 7:ooam 9:3oam
Pathfinder, Ponce, X T & P R 00 a m 12:00 m
Carpathia, Liverpool. ' unard **)» m
Xfennonla, Naples. Cunard 12 ■'■<"> m
Bbeln, Bremen, N G Lyoyd 10 :(.".» am
Ztoma. Kaples. Fr bre -— —
Apache. Jacksonville. Clyde 3 : £! p ™
I»rlncet« Anne. Kjrfolk. Old Dominion. 3/K>pm
-VN-EDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
■Wjtlc. Liverpool. White Star 6:00 am fl:3oam
>Coordam. Rotterdam. Holland-Am. ... fi:0" a m »30 am
tombardia, Naples. Italian ,23£t m W,'^
feiloma. Matanras. Cuban "522™ il22£.™
Grsecla, Hani. Hamb-An. i*:3oa.m J:Wm
ChaJmette. New-Orleans. Morgan .. : 2? m
>*uece». Galvestor.. Mailorj- ■ - V "' *' m
rAlgonquln, JackscmiUe. Clyde — | :^ pm
Olonroe. Norfolk. Old Dominion S.OOpm
SHIPPING NEWS.
t '
fTort of New-York Saturday, Sept. 16. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City ol Colnmbua. - olth. Savannah September
';J*- to the Ocean .c. c Co. with passengers and most. L«ft
Quarantine at 10:1- a rr. «._■
Steamer Apache, Staples Jacksonville September 13 and
Charleston 14. to William P Clyde & Oh with passengers
'end mdae. Left. Qutrantlne at 10:25 a m.
; Steamer Ccamo. i-crg-r.t. Ponce September 8, Mayaguei
»«nd Aguidilla. & and -San Juan 12. to the New-York and
•I'or'o Rico Ss Co. with ISO passenger.*, malls and mdse.
; Arrived at the Bar at 9:55 am.
Steamer Philadelphia. Stilla. Southampton and Cher
'fcourg Hcptenit^r 9 to tlw American Use, with 53S cabin
and 540 steerage passengers, mails an; mdsf-. Arrived at
the Bar at 7:47 a a
Steamer Hcrdc rKcr) Bide. TBinpiro August 81 and
riProgreso September B. to WI) Mur^on. with hemp. Ar
' lived at the B^r at 6 a. in.
Steamer Jefferson Catharine, Newport News and Nor
if^lk. to th<- Old Domtnlon Ks Co, with passengers and
ghdae. "Left Quarantine at 2:40 d m.
Steamer La Tooralwi (Fr>, Fajolle, Havre September
to the Cjmr>acT.:e General T'xr.Fntlantique. with 2»3
•abir. 730 steers re imssi nil in mails and mdae. Arrived
at the Bar at ] :„■( ji m.
Steamer Tor.awanda (Tin. Brown. Barrow September 1.
to Philip Banrecht, In ba'lasr. Arrived at the Bar at 4
' X> m
Steamer Pathfinder. Pane. Fajardo September 9 and
Ban Jupan 10. to the New York and Porto Rico Ss Co, in
ballast. Arrived a! the !*ar at 11 a m.
totee.ir.er Ha\-esto» rßr Foley. Kraksaan JuW 3.
rourabaya '.". Bamrana; I* ar.ii Port Said August 1* via
iVlaware Breakwater geutember 18. with sugar to order;
•»essiej to r"urn»«s, '•'>."■ A Co. Arrived at th« Bar st
11-46 a m
Sandy Kook. N .7. Sept 16, >:3« p m— wind south-
IlCbt breeze; cloud,
Steamers Btroiia (Br). for Liverpool; Patricia .'Gen
Hamburg: Mlnnetonka 'Br.. London; B1 Loula, Plymouth,
Cherbourg ar.'i Southampton; Kro-ir.land. Antwerp via
Dover; Furaf-sfia (B • re (Br). Balti
more; Mackay- H-nnett (Bn. Halifax iarvhored In bay);
El Sud, Galveaton: El Dorado, New-Orleans; '•aracas,
Curacao Morro Castle. Havana; Italian (Ital), Naples and
Genoa- Sitirla fGer). Kingston; Maraval ißri, Perth
Amboy; Monroe. Norfolk and N^w;,f,ri Newa; Lang.'onJ
<Norj Baie Vert*. N X, City of Memphis. Savannah; San
Jaclnto Key West S r : d Galve«on; Spero fNor), (Toomw,
S C; Tudor Prtnoa <Br> ; Cape T»ari, Pricka h;t>.
Bordeaux.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
' Liverpool, Sept — Arrived, steamers I>ucanla <BT). "Watt,
JCew-York via Que^nstown: Victorian (Br), Hart. New
York; Umbria <Bn. Stephens. New-York via Qu«ens
i town.
F' ■ — 400, Sept — Arrived at Graveaend. steamer British
Princess fßr), Freeth. New-York for Antwerp.
jsTjSMlllisj nixiti in. Sept — Arrived, steamers New- York. Rob
srt», Xew-York via Plymouth and Cherbourg (passed
Hurst Castle 7*B p m); St Paul. Paasow. New- York
Via CberbouTeT (passed Hurst Castle 1:26 p m).
tOßflerstowß. Sept 13, 12:06 p m— Sailed, steamers Celtic
* CBr), Raaaon (from Liverpool). York; 1:10 p m.
« Teutonic <Br) Thompson (from Liverpool) New-York.
n»&rri v "c Sept 16— Sailed, steamer Astoria <Br). Lumadaiie
f (fr^rc Glasgow). New-York.
\XxmiT tei,t 14— Paaeed. ste^ier Ryndam (Dutch), Mn
' der 2ee. Botterdam tor New-York. -
iw,,.- Sept — feared, ship Hainaut (Dutch). J*"* l *
rKew-Torlf; ISth. ateamer FlnUnd. Apfeld. New-York
'^H^rr^Tetrt 15...WD a- Arrived, HmsntT BlUcher
23,000 yards
Wilton Velvets,
$1.15 &97Kc.yd.,
regularly sold at $1.50.
Shoe Dept
Our Fall Line
Now Ready of
Misses', Children's & Infants'
" Orthopedic " Shoes y
in all leathers,
no better shape made for the
growing foot.
Infants', -
SI.OO to Si. so.
Children's, 8 to 10^,
$1.50 tO $2. 50.
Misses', 11 to 2,
$2.00 to $3.50.
Young Women's, 2^4 to 5,
$2.50 to $4.00.
Lord& Taylor,
Broadway and Twentieth Street,
Fifth Avenue, Nineteenth Street.
Amusements.
l ALH AM BR A 1 -*.*?%- H * >■ ™ .«.
2 CONCERTS TO-DAY Sd'Ki
WEEK OF SEPT. 18. LADIES' MAT. DAILY.
HENRY E.DIXEY ADA D
COLE & JOHNSON gklEx^and* 8 '
PAUL CONCHAS S|^ way.
Haveman's hem-n^ton.
Animals < BROS. damm.
i\ 111 111 <1 18 ) The vita»r«ph.
I COLONIAL [ irrnrj
CONCERT TO-NIGHT AT 8:15
WEEK OF SEPT. 18. LADIES' MAT. DAILY.
VALERIE BERGERE & CO.
Tho*. J. Ryan 4 May Richfield. Rice £ PtctoU,
MARCEI'S LIVING ART STUDIES,
LEE HARRISON, CHAS. F. BEAMON.
The Girl from Coney Island < (^J?
THE TAXAKAS, VITAGRAPH, and
ERNEST HOGAN •&£%££*
iGer>. ReesslnK. New-York via Plymouth for Ham
burg (and proceeded i.
Mai-M-llles. Sept 14— Arrived, steamers Algeria (Br).
Wards. New-York; Hermive (Aust>, Hiegllch, Pensa-
Havre, Sept 16. 11 a m— Sailed, steanw La. Gascorne
(Ft). Tournler. New-York.
Tarifa. Bept — Passed, steamer Federlca (Aust), Zar.
Trieste etc, for New— York.
Naples, Sept 14— Arrived, steamer Slcilla (Ital), Eartorlo.
Lizard Sept 10 Parsed, steamer Main CGer), Yon Borrell,
New- York for Bremen
i _— — - a
THE WOOL TRADE.
Trad* ha* drooped at several distributing points. Bos
ton howeve- still maintains a boo<l demand for near'
dates. "The Boston American Wool and Cotton Reporter"
The market continues In a healthy condition, although
trade la not active, the sales of th« last week being th«
smallest recorded for »ome time pant. But there is con
siderable business per.ding. and the outlook Is regarded as
very satisfactory. The London sales are expected to open
next Tuesday with prices fully sustained on all grades,
especially on' merinoe, which some members of the trade
expect to see quoted higher, and the developments In the
goods market are such as to lead to the belief that a good,
healthy worsted business Is to continue, with prospects of
an improving demand for woollens later
Quarter blood and low wools are looking up a little,
■wools of 4Os and 36s count being reported as In slightly
better inquiry, which, coupled with the recent strengthen
ing In English markets of low wools, has afford«d con
siderable encouragement to holders of such stock, and the
tOM of the. maiket for the lHtter is decidedly steadier.
The closo of tha Eastern war ha* not resulted In any
break in price*, as was so freely predicted a few months
ago. On the contrary, th/re has been a positive strength
ening In values since the conflict terminated. The clews of
the war has given a loose rein to a great deal of business
abroad, which had previously been held in check, and
orders even for army purposes have Increased, the goods
being needed for reclothlng of the troops and rehabilita
tion of garrisons. ?v>r ordinary home purposes In Russia
and Japan the demand shows evidence of increasing, and
in the formsr country more domestic wool will be used at
home than ever before during the coming year, all of
whloh has contributed to strengthen the position of the
low wools .Sales for week. 3.715.000 !t>
Prices during week— Ohio XX and above S64<rS7c;
Ohio X. 3463.V; Ohio No I and No 2 washed 4flifl>4lc;
Ohio fine washed delaine. .'<&-•; Or.Jo and Michigan un
washed delaine. 2&Q31-. fine unwashed and unmerchant
able, 28«30c; one-quarter. three-e| r hths and one-half
blood, unwashed. 32H®S.V; common braid 20A81c- Texas
24C2Sc: California. 24fi32e: Valley Oregon. S0«82a; terri
tory. 22«25c: pulled wools, 30©48 c; scoured wools. 45®
70c; miscellaneous, 13©27 c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool. Sept. 16.— Closing: Cotton, spot in limits
demand: prices . points lower. American mldd'inc fair
S.UOd; pood mlddlinjf. 6.86<J; middling. 6.KM- low mid '
dllng^ 5 844; good ordinary. 6 18d: ordinary. M. Tr« tale*
of the day were 4.000 bales, of which 500 were for specua
tlon and export and Included 2, SOrt American Receipts
21.000 bales, Including 17.200 Amerigo. Futurta opened
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. SEPTE^fBER IT. 1905.
Stem. Brothers
Announce Their Autumn Importations
of High Class Novelties in
Womneo's Cloaks, Fiars and
Automobile Garments
The Productions of the Leading Paris Makers.
Women's Hand Hade Blouses
Dress Waists and Shirts
of OLD ENGLISH EMBROIDERY, BABY IRISH CROCHET, ARABIAN,
POINT VENISE and RUSSIAN LACES, on LINEN, MULL. LOUISINE and
CHINA SILKS, with SLEEVES of various lengths.
SHIRTS of FRENCH and SCOTCH FLANNELS, WHITE and COLORED
MADRAS, LINEN, PIQUE and MOHAIR, with SOFT TURN
OVER COLLARS and POCKET at SIDE.
Exclusive Importations of Paris and Lyons
Novelty Silks & Satins
Taffetas Mousseline Ecossais and Radium, Taffetas Broche
Cameleon. Damas Rayonnante, Damas Moire, Gros de
Londre Imprime. Faille Mousseline Faconne, Moire
Renaissance and Francais, Moire Antique Came
leon, Crepe Diaphane. Crepe de Chine Im
prime and Mousseline de Soie Faconne.
For Street, Evening and Reception Gowns
Also FRENCH ZENAHNA in shades suitable for PEIGNOIRS and
HOUSE GARMENTS.
Hisses' & Girls'
MISSES" SUITS, of Broadcloths, Cheviots & Fancy Mixtures, *y£ BA
LONG COAT MODELS, fitted and semi-fitted, lined with satin •V*w.*jv
MISSES' TOURING or AUTOMOBILE COATS, 1 1 5fJ
cf Fancy English Mixtures, light or dark colors, J a ** 7V
MISSES' & GIRLS' RAIN COATS, of English Shower- < ne one
proof Cloths, in Oxford, tan or olive shades, 6to 16 yrv, *'•*'*'» w»^w
GIRLS' REGULATION REEFERS, flannel lined, c QC
embroidered emblem on sleeve, military buttons, 4 to 16 yrs.,
GIRLS' SCHOOL DRESSES, RUSSIAN or
SAILOR STYLES, of Cheviots or Fancy Plaids, 4 to 14 vts., 4.y»>
Homsekeeplimg L3mens
Greatly Below Prevailing Prices.
TABLE (3X2 yds., $1.88, 3.25 2x7% yds., $2.35, 4.00
cloths "j 2X3 „ 2.85, 4.90 »#»# " 3.38, 5.35
NAPKINS [Breakfast Sire, Dr. $1.90, 3.25
to match ! Dinn( r .. 2.95, 4.35
HEMSTITCHED DAMASK 3X2 yds. axatf 2x3
DINNER & LUNCH SETS, $5.75, 6.25, 6.75
IRISH LINEN SHEETS, Hemstitched, Full Sire, Pr. 5.25. 6.50
IRISH LINEN PILLOW Hemstitched, " L2t), 1.50
HUCK TOWELS, Scalloped and Hemstitched, Dz. 3.00, 4.50
f MARSEILLES, Large Size, 1.85 2.65
BEDSPREADS*-, oo ' „
1 CROCHET, " " 88C, 3. 15
New Lace CMrtai]ns°^ Below Valu
Irish Point, Value 6-756 -75 to 950 Pr. $5.50, 7.50
Renaissance, " 8-s°to8 -s° to "°° " 6.50, 32.50
Lacet Arabe, " ' 3 -s° to aoo ° " 30.00, 37.50
Ruffled Renaissance Bed Sets
For Single and Double Beds, $2.95 to 36.25
West Twenty -third Street
Amusements.
P~ . — — "H. TITF\TRE, Weit' <2d St.
BELASCO 3xs. n^dV h aP-,
MR. DAVID BELASCO
DESIRES TO ANNOUNCE THAT MRS.
LESLIE.
f fl 17 T F R
NEXT WED., SEPT. 20
TRILM For 16 Nights and 3 Matinees Only.
— r^3r7lv~~O< : T~9 ' MONDAY. OCT. 1«.
wSVES* ST"--*- rr ° r T :o IV M^e h eV. "*
"ZAZA" «. DU BARRY"
S^ol"* S&ygly David Belasco.
1 Arrangements of Performances «w 8 .
MR , t"kslie carters last two we^-ks,
MRS. IJSBUIv BEG ii > m>o OCT. 80.
Will Be Given in Later Announcements.
Wl SEATS NOW O> SALE.
0" . nniAl/ ' HEATRE. 38th St.; nr. Bwaj-.
* DO fill Xv». 8:15. Mat Sat. only, 2:15.
|4 f\ 11 8*» ■» Wn H Reynolds. President.
ARNOLD DALY'S
GOMPANY ire M:s,: ca
In a repertoire of
BERNARD SHAW'S PLAYS.
BEGINNING _, The Double, BIU,
"^monda?? The Man of Destiny I
'night. how HE lied TO HER
ONE WEEK ONXY, HUSBAND.
"SEPT 2S.H YOU NEVER CAN TELL.
OCT. I FIRST TIME IN AMERICA.
18. 1 JOHN BULL'S OTHER ISLAND.
tgriO NEW BALCONY LOGES. 13
e*si»r and closed steady; American middling, roc.
September. 5.41 d; September and October. 6.41 d. October
end November. 5 44d; November and December. 5.*7 d: De
eamber and January. B-4M; January and February. 6.81 d;
February and March. b.S3A. March and April. 6.iM, April
and May. 5-M4: May and June, 6 87d. Jun* and 4uly.
fi Md; July and Aurust. 8.684.
Woolen Dress Fabrics
Special Inducements in
PROCTOR'S •'S^RR,
sth Ay. AI! * Players ffe u %?**""»■
-a P-ctor O.U, « J^.
THE SPORJINB DUCHESS I Wff.TSfe
UOlfl II J Vaudeville Ellnore Sisters,
W ii j ! (km .j 1 " 08 ' 1 " 8 B«>ean & Warren, etc
Wanted vnrvr MJ.ners Jame » Durkln. Agnes
MAPS. dSl't BOUV. MATS. TUBS- Arthur, etc.
MATS. DAILY. BOLV. MATS, TUES. AND FRI.
w l2sth. n "T||F FRISKY MRS. JOHNSON"
LtL « r ' J T"* Bonntelle, Paul McAllister.
« A i «J ... S( i L^ MATS. MON. AND At.
23d St. II! * Vaudeville Twice D?i!y
*£* Thompson's Elephants. sJat, CARiTENCI IA.
H^S {Skitf * Buratt. B^."-^
, TO-DA\. CONCERTS AT ALL HOUSES.
- RARnrN THE ATRE. 27th St. & Mad. Aye.
4 UfInULII Evgs .. 8:20. Mats. Wed. & Sat . 2:15 #
Popular Wednesday Matinee. Prices 60c. to 00 »
S LAST WEEK. J
A GEO. ADE'S newest Comedy, \
\ The Bad Samaritan *
with RICHARD GOLDEN and excellent cast. #
A Will iniT'C Bway and 30th St. " £
m rvnLLBUIV O E vg , , 8:20. Mats. "Wed. * Sat.. 215 0
0 "Mr. Hitchcock nt his Best."— Herald ' *
X The Distinctly Different Comedian. RAYMOND 5
I- HITCHCOCK I
? WuVh Maker EASY DAWSQN ?
II A MM E RSTEIN'S IlfS^wOTft^
Tf\ I\ 3 V Sunday Mat. -|-|-v uipu
W^A TO-DAY at 2.16. and TO-NIGH r
g m POPULAR ALL STAR BILL
Beginning 10-morrow Matinee
MATINEE Mr. Robert Hllllard A Co. Dan Me-
EVERY DAY, Avoy and Ms Bth Aye. Qlrls. Cole &
«sc. A 50c. Johnson. Truly Shattuck. Louis A
Evenings, 25 Blroon * Co., Snyder A Buckley and
«0, 75, 1.00. others ■•
A DVERTISEMENTB AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
Bleecker-st __
Tribune received at their Uptown Office. No. 1.384
Broadway, between »th and 37th sta.. until 6 o'clock p m.
Advertisements received at the following branch offices at
regular office rates until 8 o'clock p 18. . vli. : 254 "th
ave.. , cor. 23d-st : IBS 6th-ave . cor 12th-st. . 02 East
Uth-at ■ 257 West 42d-»t.. between 7th and Bth aye«. .
263 West 125th-s- I.SSB 6d-av« . between 70th and 77th
«s . ; l,02« Sd-ave.. near «lst-st. : 1.7W1 lst-ave near
6«th-st.. 167 East 126th-st. ; 76* Tremont-ave : 660 3d
ave.. near «l«V,t.; 66* Bd-*ve.; SlO Bleecker-et. ; *3
Bleecker-sL
Apparel
A musements.
r \4musernenU.
WJF* N EW YOR !i/
M jEjffTT.naaemetrt TMOMPSON & DUNDY
BLOCK SIXTH AVEftnC «3d TO 44t1» STREET.
Gi&nt Among Amusement Enterprises.
"A YANKEE CIRCUS ON MARS"
A ™ i ffla^hßßKaS?ftS as SgSr4SK%?Sg
AND THERESERENZ. BRILLIANT INSTRUCTRESS IN HAUTE ECOLE TO
DELIGHTING ROYALTY- THE COTTRELL-POWELLS. SUPREME ON HORSE m%
THOUSANDS ) SKILL AND DARINO : THE UNAPPROACHED KAUFMANS GIRL B[.
TWICE DAILY \ CYCLIST. AND OTHERS. NONE BUT CHAMPIONS.
and THE RAIDERS." 1
Great War Drama and Military Spectacle ta wbleh th* *™;}? mm A * Hori ** P » rtlr| ***'
I>AIT>Y MATINEES AT *- E>EXI>GS AT 8.
£^~ SOUSA and HIS BAND TO-XIGHT in a Fascinating Pro e rammo of
Popular and Classic Music. Box Offtci To-day.
_ r^^E SHIBERT THEATRES IN NEW YORK. — — — S"
PRINCESS kk^sS^V. ?-/?.■• both THURSDAY SSv'-M^r g
PRINCESS SSZrJs&Sz™ THURSDAY ■nragMSS-KU,
SS&^r MARGARET ANGLIN
With a cast Including Frank Worthing:. Jameson I.". Flnne^ .George > 3 Tlth»rar] -. tt»<-. Thorne. -t^
SitgTeaves and Mm. Thomas Whifr>n. under direction of PK>Bi hjla.cii. in *
====== X I R A :
By 3. Hartley Manners^ and _ Henry Miller. _ | j
lyric 4Jd Street. Wert of, » way. ' : Tß*f*.J* *-15. ' ~~ _ LAST 2 weeks
LI AIL Matinees Wednesdays (Best seats $1.00) and Saturdays, *«»*■*** M. £* » "'^ llJ
307th-314th Times of «-^ /■ a T f"T^ M tL I f\ I
«m»<» EMEUS FAN ! ANA
In the One great big | Jail limlli»# ]
musical hit of two seasons. OCT oopEp _ pE WOLF HOPPER iy HAPPY LAND. |
TTiTT H ' S
BROADWAY * 14TH ST. COSTBT Or S y PERFOBM A^C ? £30 f^E. F^ALBEE. G. M*. - I
FAMOUS FADETTE^ j BERZAC'S CIRCUS. ] CLAY CLEMENT * CO. fHE GREAT S.UOCWiT
iv<»\ ivs OHrHFSTR* Brazil & Braill. Daisy Hareonrt. FRI<~E.-. Me A »»r_
Mathew* 4 "aSS" I "W. Day. i Gorman * W>.t. 30-CREAT ACTV-»_
FIVE BLAZES OF GLORY!
ONE GREAT CONFLAGRATION OF TOY.
CONEY ISLAND'S
FALL FESTIVAL
AND
MARDI 6RAS
SEPTEMBER
19, 20, 21, 22, 23.
GREAT AUTO PARADE THURSDAY. SEPT. 21.
ENTRY FREE.
FOUR GRAND MASQUE BALLS
Tuesday Evening at Stauch's.
Wednesday at Dreamland Pier. „.._._
Thursday at Clayton'* Pabst Loop.
Friday at Feltman c.
Blasts of Music— Battles of Confetti.
Pageants of Loveliness.
ALLEGORICAL AND MYTHOLOGICAL FLOATS.
5 Five Carnival Fetes fT
Five Great Pageants \J
JOY UNRESTRAINED.
Parades 7:30 Each Night.
Last Few Weeks to Visit
LUNA PARK
In the Heart of Coney Island
and Center of
MARDI GRAS
ATTRACTIONS.
CARNIVAL WEEK
Sept. 19th to 28d tnclnslvf.
NEW AMSTERDAM %£%&£;•
Eves, at 8. Matinee Saturday at I
KUW A ERLANGER Ma ? '■£
"ITS SUCCESS IS LIKELY TO SURPASS THAT.
OF THE CHRISTIAN •"—Globe. , _, T .-*..-
LJEBLER & CO.'S PRODUCTION OF HALL CAI->e» 6>
THE PRODIGAL SON.
Regular Scale of Prices. 2.00. 1.50. l 00. »sc. and we.
BROADWAY Theatre. Bway & 41st St.
DKUAIIwYAI Ev9 . sis Mat. Sat. 2:15.
Klaw & Erlanger's Superb Extra-. aranza.
PF AD I THE BIG WHALE!
L. /I lA L LIVING AUTOMOBILE!
AND THE HUMAN CAT BOAT!
I 1 "VI r> 17 I M SEEING NEW YORK!
U I*l r l\ IIN Countless other Feiwes.
Book by Weat & Denslow. Music by Bratton.
SEATS FOUR WEEKS AHEAP.
I IRfTDTV THEATRE. 42d st . nr. B'way.
LilOlLKl 1 Evenings *:13. Mat. Sat.. 2.
KLAW & ERLAXGER Managers
"ONE BEST CHOICE— ROGERS BROTHERS
IN IRELAND." — Evening World.'
Klaw & Erlanger's Elaborate Production of
THE ROGERS BROTHERS
■■mi inn Akin bw '-< *>■ jj ° hn j mcn»h>-.
IN Inrl l\l I i L > rics by (i^ V Hobart.
11l IHLrLiMIIM Music by Max Hoffman.
NEW YORKTHEATRE«Fn°t^r hs ,
KLAW & ERLANGER Managers
Regular Matinee Saturday. PRICES
Popular Matinee Wednesday. 23. 50, 75c.. SI.
KLAW & ERLANGERS Big Laughing Trust.
M'INTYRE & HEATH
In the new Musical Vaudeville.
**Tlir uiuTnrr" Book fe y g »° v Hobart.
1 lIL Hfl IIILL Iyrlcs and Mußlc by
I Ilk IIHIII MILL Jerome * Sch-wart:.
0 E\-s. 3:15. Mat. Sat Only. #
\ One 'Week. Beginning To-morrow Evenlngr. A
W THE KIRK LA SHELLE PRODUCTION. ™
| THE, I
IVIi^SINIANI
A with &
5 DUSTIN FARNUM 5
v AND NOTABLE ASSOCIATE PLATERS, i
f^ Sept. 25th— Joe Weber's All Star Company- ~
aianhatlan QUbfatrf B » d ay st
HARRISON GREY FISKE Manager
Evenings at 8:15. Matinee Saturday at 2.
|wt X MARY vs. JOHN
BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPT. 85.
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
MRS. FISKE
AND THE
MANHATTAN COMPANY
FINAL PERFORMANCES
In Th«» City of
Leah Kleschna
By c. m a MoLaUan.
SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY
SSSKk 1 ! IRISH EXPOSITION
g^SL, [OPENS TO-MORROW NIGHT.
MALCOLM STUART. Traveller and Lecturer.—
ored steraoptlcon views and moving plcturaa. For
Urmi address ISO East 3«th St.. »iv York.
EMPIRE THEATRE. B way 4 4 «th St iV j
*-' 1 * rlnlJ Svgj . »:20 Mat. ?at tl A
JOHN DREW j "■ K^X^r t
I VPCII&i THEATRE. 44th St.. Eof B-way."
LlvCUlfl Reopens Wed.. Sept. 27
Ine nneeiOCK \r I jtst oct of collegb.
JOS. If nCCIUCK ill. I JTST OCT OF COLLEGE
nAI V'^ THI:ATRE - B'ty * .-■■•■• 3-"
\J r\ L» I O Evj-s 1:15 Ma* ?at
EDNA MAY SE^J&o,.
(CRITERION TH^ TRE^|. 21 & , v; % i i
MISS MAXINE ELLI6TT^ AT J
THE CLYDE FITCH COMSDT it |
UlinCnM THEATRE, 44rh St. Eof B way Ii M
nUlfOUn CVE^g sls MAT SAT. 213
Special Mar!n»e Thursday
ROBERT LORAINE I £££&l& l
BERNARD SHAW ? NET COMEDY.*
Urn 1 1 n On THEATRE. Broadway and Mtl St
nLnALU Ev. 815 Mat Sat. MS.
* LAST 4 WEEKS.
SAM BERNARD THE 10 * 1110 !
' HATTIE "WILLIAMS. JOS COYNE and M OHsaM I
KNICKERBOCKER v StVS UA S, '
LULU GLASER "SaLSi™
By Victor Herbert & Harry B Satitli I !
w: A\rr\\J theatre. B-^ay * 34th ?'. 1
>AVUIErp KU «»'» W-«4 A 38!.. 21J. I
ROBERT EDESON TB on6heart j
HA JESTIC %tL%?h4
SECOND JOLLY WEEK
NAT M. WILLS
(Direction of Broadhurst * Currle>
in the Operatic Fare*.
The Duke of Dulufli
COMPANY OF 75. BEAVTY rHOBCS.
iiir-fIT rim THEATRE, 125 th St nr Ith A»a
a/f \T t Mil PRICES. 23. 5->. 75c 11-I0
nLUI tnU wed Mar .05- Be,t Mat-.1M4.1M.
TO-MORROW NIGHT. AT 8 SHARP. MATS. X
WIZARD OF OZ
FRED STONE as I DAVID MONTOOMMI
TrTE SCARECROW. I a. the Tl> ffOOWUi
1 BKPT 2>i — BILLY B. VAN. Tho Errand Bey. A
HIPPODROME
€* TO-NIGHT
BAND *t
SEATS NOW. |
DIEriUUfD
TAKE IRON STE.-IMBOAX*
HAS THE
BIGGEST FEATURES.
FREE HIPPODROME
RACES AT 4 AND 9. j
LEW FIELDS Theatre. 4:a f; . »«*• ** r j
LliW rlljLUj & gth Aye -Phono I**-* 1 j
COMPANY in the Musical Comedy. (
IT HAPPENED I HORDL&ND
By Victor Herbert and rwen >U-rv "^j;- .. 00 - I
E\-ERT EVENING AND SATURDAY Ar.r.B>oo» |
TH^R^Jff l^^ SEPT. 21 p k^S
a l l e s eß^e B^- THE MUSIC MASTER
by JOSEPH HERBERT _ i
nf \CW\ Bway I Even.:-?.*. 115 M4t Sat.? I
JjlvP^v/ & 80th I tD year in >EW IOBK. 3
DAVID BELASCO r*sswx* I
WARFIELD music mask
SEATS SELLING FOCR WEEKS AHEAD. __
ACADEMY OF MUSIC V -«%
E. G. Gllmor* and Eugene Tompklns. Mia**** j
L.4ST WEEKS
Wm. A. Brady's Famous Rural Day.
WAY DOWN EAST
AS NEVER SEEN BEFORE I
Prices 25. 60. 75. 1 00. Mats Wed. A .<a: : Ev«.l:tt ■
PASTOR'S ijsSg I
WARD & rVRRAX I
St*>y, Doty * Co (.lark * JOB**
<"ha». Lawlor A Daughter
Annl« May Abbott i To
Coaran A Bancroft. Reeve? A Toual ,
Fhitrr..ok.« A Hfjnoldj Dvnonio * : i '"*
Geo. W. Hussev Mike Bee«
Th* Vltagrraph. and as Extra Attraction.
Ralph ri>T A CUNTON E** 1 *- — ,^ I
METROPOLITAN OPKR.V HOI
AND OPERA SEASON llH»-l»0«. _
Vnder the Direction of Mr. Helurlrh C«mrmm
NOVEMBER 30TI1— MAKCH HTH. ;
Regular Subscription: SI Evenings. I" Matiaj*
Subscription for 1? Safy Evr Perf at P.^P- F™**
OPENS TO-MORROW SEPT. I»TH. «>•* j
la Lobby of Metropolitan Opera House-
ADDRESS rOMMVNICATIOXS _ _ M
Conrte*! Metn>p. Op. Co. Siib«Tiv>tloa •>••*
WEBER PIANOS VSED - J
madison M h .r;wed B .:r^r i
MAUIOUIN Mats Wed »nd Sat ..J H |
SQUARE .-3SMHSBS* I
THEATRE iw*if« ;.! I
THE PRJHCECH*/
MUSEE. IWoaderf Bi Aif«l» TBS «*» j

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