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f IP - P
L f.i 10 THE SUN, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1897. 1
1 1 Stem
1 IF Bros.
r U will offer to-day
1 I I Another purchase of
I 1 1 5000 Yards
f h J Extra Quality Printed
!v $ , Japanese O c
I Silks at c3a
1 U 3500 Yards
; r Printed China
5 ;i l and Surah A fjc
HI' Silks at 4
f
It M 3500 Yards
I Best Quality
1 Printed Surah rr r c
5 TwlH Silks g5)
West 23d St.
-
if' "v'Vm7I1uI 4lhav. end 88dst
i'fi LTltlUm Daniel Frohmen, Mgr.
, 5 ! Lve.etSiSO. MatlueeeTbuniday and Halurdayet SilO.
. V POSITIVELY LAST W EKK.
If paTHE MYSTERIOUS
Si I with A3ib nctSBLi, Joseph Holland. Ac
If KNICKERBOCKER EAauK.?'w''
j t MWk Kv's:l6. Sit. Mat. at I.
j ? r "A REAL BOUND OF PLEASURE." HERALD.
I & ' TUB IIORHE HHOW,
il . SHAKESPEAREAN FE8TIVAL,
j I- I QUADItlLLR IVHONNEUR, RiUlND
I - TUB M'tNSTBRS' CLUB. nUUflll
I '! if Tim avrsY clup, nr
A' S THEGOLFERS-THE ORO0U3. "
, a iou in great cast. PrFAHIRr
-1 PRICES 60. 1.00. 1.80. TLtHiUnt.
1- J GARRICK THEATRE, J&ffiw"V." '
- ill CHARLES FROIIMAN Manager
' '. Last 5 Nights. Last Sat Mat.
;y ;;, Charles Frohman'a moat successful comnlj,
NEVER AGAIN.,
t I - F.vcnlng. 8.20. Lsst Bat. Mat, 8:16.
& i TUC UIIULU q. tiikatbk. Eve. 6llS.
r I nSa MATINEF8 WED ft SATURDAY.
! HICK'S nini ssu NIOHTS IN LONDON.
UIIRtTIIIT. UIKIi STILL THERE.
60ib Souvenir Per- BanM Duke of York".
. I formance J una 88. rlTWII Theatre.
ti SKATS t OUR WEEKS nanin
j ' IN ADVANCE. rAWIOi
K0STER & BIAL'S TO-NIGHr.
THE GREAT
?L GAUT1BR,
(. DACTflD'C coxtimjous
MO I UK 9 nnviinntvcE.
14TU bT . NEAR 8D AT. 1:S0 UNTIL 11 P. II.
Prices to and 80 rents 10 Hour Show.
( , TIIK -UKT JON) KEniBIX,
) j . DOLAN ft LENIIAIIK. ELINORK SISTERS. MAUD
I , NUGENT. VAN ft NOBRIQA, PICKANINNIES.
' EMPIRE THEATRE. BROtoVuAsTr.A!'D
l CHARLES FKOHMAN Manager
, , 7TII MONTH.
THE BRILLIANT ROMANCE
I UKDEIl TMIt IttEH ROBE.
5, Evenings. 8 30. Matinee Saturday at 8:15.
'r WEBER & FIELDS'
Hnslo Hall, D'way ant suthst. Mate. Tuee. and Sat.
v LAST WEEK OF
MR. NEW YORK, ESQ.
-v Mclntyre ft Heath. Will H. Fox. Ueanmonu.
IfP ITH' Continuous Performance:
Eiki Q iH W WOo.. 30c. Noon to 11 P.M.
1 MR. FtLIX MORRIS ft CO . OREAT DIOOIUPU
. DMr Tlewi), MARK SULLIVAN AND RILUE
t. DRAVE8. LEW 11LOOM AND JANE COOFEB, Spar-
j row. Stanley and Jackjon, otbera.
II 0 VfC I Hoyt ft HcKee, I 34tb it, n'r B'waj. Era.
, ,, t "UIIO Proprietor!. 8'80 Mat. Sat. :15.
, f LAST WEEK. 60TU TIME FRIDAY SOUVENIRS.
' I THE MAN FROM MEXICO.
. J ST. NICHOLAS MUSIC HALL,
' h 60th it. and Uolumbua ar. Adm. 8S0.1 Read., 60c.
t' TI1U ItBEU I
Bin Tnvi.v shkttuck. laxb sistbim. no othrr.
B 8' nil If IA EVERY EVEMNO 8:16.
K i lllnfl W'SS MATINEES WED. ft SAT. AT 2.
S VJfiKmU W this rmcus UIRI.
I UERRIE8T PLAY IN TOWN.
K J Cth week. Crowded houaea.
H ;:'. ACADEMY ok MCRIC. 1 4tb at. and Irrlnc pL
1 S . TUE VERISCOPE PICTURES OP THE
9connrrTT.riTXHm.tios
Sparrtnii oonteit Two performance! ererr day.
! Afternoon at K:30. ETenlniri at 85.
Bf I IllinPniA uth Bt- Kuuim, Klnemato-
B r I MllValTH 'X KrapbereproducOonof fac-tlmlla
H , I BlUUbll W ot"Corbett-Fltulmmona"flgbt.
B Prince, talking bone. Farce. ' Big h Tlma on Root
H j , flanlen."
H. j (T A el IM O I d Week of the Ureal Review!
H4 i VHOIIlUI THE TOWERING SUCCESS I
I I 5.E sa'u: I THE WHIRL OF THE TOWN !
H e7? AB MATS. WED. ft BAT. P. M.
H ' t N i All tbumplop UOU fllTWItlJIOHS
H a I Wlfill and bla Orand Specialty Company.
; 1 OLYMPIA ROOF GARDEN.
t i i BARONESS BLANC. VAUDEVILLE. EXTRA VAOAWZA.
H " II URKAY 1ULL THEATRE. 4td It. and Lex. T.
Hf ( I "" -1'1- UNCLE I GRAND CAKE WALK.
HJ j S, TOM'S CABIN. I GREAT SPECIALTIES.
SSfbiv PIANOS
BB '' Thoe Interested In plinoa should Tlilt our ware-
H rooms. W. have the most oomplete stock, and, COSI
BJ r TBUM.IXU T1IIIEB rACTOBIES, can suit the
H taste and means of aU.
C ! FIFTH A V.. COR. 1BTII BT.
B 'j BBCOSU 1IAXD L'PHItillT AitD UUASD
Hfj v ' riAMIM.
H J We are now offering a great variety of upright and
H y grand pianos wblch have been out on rent durlnjf tha
J) winter months. We bare a Tery large number of cus-
y comers wuo rent new planoa ererr fall. These pianos
jt ' reoelTe the best of care through the season, and when
returned to us are as good as new. We propose to
,. j odrr them at such prices as to secure a ready sale.
H Every Instrument fully warranted. An nnusual op-
BSf portunlty to secure a ilrst-clasa piano at a low price.
C- Waaen A llnmlln. II a W, mth St.. W. V.
' . FSSCHEe PIANOS
B The largest and finest assortment of Orands and
Uprights In unique designs and cboico woods Mod
BsJ , erate prices and easr payments. Pianos for rent, ex
CHf t i ohangeil S.veralsecnnd baud Planosof ourownand
ggggHs other celebrated makers at low price.
gfj ". HHCIIKIl PIANO WAREROOM8.
j, v 88 Union sn,re.West.iietween 1 nth and 1 7th sts.. N.Y.
Hfi, f A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO,14S,t5mootlllyiChlac
HW I A erlng. bargain. WlbS.NLH. bO Montgomery St.,
Hj Jersey City.
ifgfM ', ' A FINESIelnwayrtnn.tilnionthlyi upright, bar-
HS .' iV gain. WlHSNEtt HALL. 01 1 Broad St., Newark. N J.
IH, IJAROAINr. Three second hand uprights, good u
ii X) new, fully Harraiitnil, from tloo upi delivered,
i I wltb stool auatover. free; iuares from (60 up. Open
Saturday evenlngt. WHITNEY 4CO , new warerooius,
lia Wet IV6II1 at., between Lenox uud 71b avs.
1JAROAIN. Chlikirlog Parlor Urand, gooil as new
1) easy terms. Factory WESKh UROS.,
I t Blli West Sd st.
t IJLEOANr upright iilauo l03,ia monthly! Stein-
fX '- I, JU way, bargain. WltaNER, tti East HlU St. I open
B '' evenings.
HJBj -If "IJIANOs" Low rental sessTle or country; a large
BSB - X auortment of tetoud band uprlgbu from (126
, upi (6 mnutlily uutll paid.
B f I uoltUON'S. IBM 6th r bet. BOth and 81st.
H r I R. M. Walters Pianos
H IIENU.U EASY TFUMbl bXCIIA.SUEU, tSU tip.
H lua, 107 . nuusr., .m:ah uiioaiiway.
T V CJTF.INWAY. (100, (8monblyi uprightTrent, (3.
H . DHbHNKU,O.I.)FultousUUrokIyiupejtcvenlng.
B v TO UltXT MHtlOl'.Tlll- Oil HUAKIIUItK.
H T u Very choice pianos at extremely low prlere,
H ' We advlsx early application, either In u, rson or by
H t . mall. IIAUDMAN, PKOK ft CO . 6th av. and luth at.
H J ' Ml. Vernon branch. 64 South 4th av.
H J l 'PlllitTY fullslse sciuare pianos at (70 earn, 19
M Iniuutbly. WISSNEH HALL, xva Fulton st, Brook-
l !
VB TTI'KIOIIT PIANO (116, (6 montblyi Btelnway, bar-
E ' V galm rent (. WISS.NEK, 631) State St., sear
BjB Flatbush av., Brooklyn.
GET RICH qulcklyi send (or "800 Inventions
Wanted." EDUAB TATE ft 00.. 118 Dway. N.V,
LTsTsTsTsT IDATSmtS for laveBtloba procured promptly! low
B X ra&s. ROEDKB HBI1&KW, aU Nassau St., N. Y.
B (stawisbed 10D.
O'Neill's
AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING
OF
Blackness Goods
NOTE THE EXTRAORDINARY PRI0E8 WE
HAVE MADE FOR THIS SALE:
39-INCH PURE MOHAIR FIG
URED BRILLIANT1NE, neat designs,
reduced from 60c yd,,
29. yard.
50-INCH BRIGHT LUSTRE ENG
LISH MOHAIR SICILIAN, never re
tailed before for less than 75c,
39c. yard.
48-INCH PURE MOHAIR SICI
LIAN, Extra Heavy Lustre, heretofore
89c. yard,
50c. yard.
50-INCH PURE MOHAIR BRIL
LIANTINE, regular 1.00 quality, on
sale to-day at
69c. yard.
48-INCH HIGH LUSTRE MO
HAIR SICILIAN, regular value 1.49
yd., for this sale
98c. yard.
And in addition we will offer 20,000
yards of
PLAIN AND NOVELTY
COLORED DRESS GOODS
Purchased for less than one-half the
actual cost of weaving, goes on sale
this morning at the
LOWEST PRICES EVER ANNOUNCED.
6th Avenue, 20th to 21st Street.
j JJLllSllSpNEpJHOTTUB,
" Whose offo has charms in it."
SHAKESPEARE.
For lovers of antiques wo have
placed on sale in our " rug corner"
a varied and beautiful oollootion
of Sheraz and Yordez Rugs in both
large and small sizes. These Per
sian rarities have been handed
down as heirlooms from one gener
ation to another, and the mellow
ing influence of time and constant
use have made them more and
more beautiful in hue. From Per
sian Kiosk and nobleman's pal
ace these rugs have boon collocted.
Some have even graced the pala
tial apnrtments of the Shah him
self. Wo guarantee their genuine
antiquity.
Oriental Rug3 of all kinds skill
fully repaired by our native Arme
nian weaver. We are prepared to
estimate upon them now, and do
the work during the summor.
"BUV OPTHB MAKER"
Geo. C. Flint Co.
45.45 and 47 wesr ursr.
MgAH BgQAPWA
ICTOBY;154-AJ4Pra6wtSTl9?STBEiT
egsaetaAas'Me4aa4ve (
Iw.L.DOUCLAsl
f$3SHOEinth.rld.J
Tsk.ls. Psy MforapslrofDosaluUioes. Olvs
tin other M to your win. You btn.lt hi lutsad si
7 a shoe dalir, be. them st our own iters X
New Yorkt Hit and IMS Broadway. 114 Ful- i
J ton Bt . M and aid Third Ave., 8ti Eighth t
i Ave.. SM W, lJ3th St. 1
5 UrooUlyiu 706-710 and 1S7 Ilroadway. Ol S
i Fulton M.
Jeraey Cltyi lONewark Ave,
vetvsts.....-......!..!
5 dvUtmmt o.
WILL CLOSE THEIR STORE ON SATURDAYS
DURING THE MONTHS OF JUNE, JULY,
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER, AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK, NOON.
ENTRANCES, 18th St., 19th St, & 61b Ave.
(18lu Street Elevated Station)
itu.GiiupjS (Shatura.
A HOUSE furnishing goods store, locatwl In "one of
the moat prominent towns on New Haven Rail
rosdi prlu 0,0u0, IncludlDK fine properly! old
established, elegantly equipped, unincumbered I rear
suns for selllug, retiring from business) strictest In
vestlgailoii. MoDONALb ft W10UIH8. 141) Nasaau st.
A PAINTING and wall paper business, located on
New Haven Railroad price only (1.0U0, Including
horse and waj(on and all appliances connecting with
the business.
Mcdonald ft wiooisb. up wassau st.
PRINT1NO executed at a. few hours' notlrei 10.000
circulars. (1. EDOAR PRINTING AND STATION
ERY CO., 6 West ttatli St. established 16o7l st trial
aollcltod.
Sitpetvrittri.
trsnKJaTTtbZreTreio
JLosU X examine the BUckenadertar and 70a
won't. -a
micksnsdsrter Msf' C.f Boom B, 1 B3 Broadnay,
' n il n f'-n - - Tinim TtnrifiFrfrirwr-"""!
O'Neiirs.
CLEARINQ SALE ANOTHER GREAT 0FFERIN0
ov
narnT n nrn 1' Tailored Suits.
LADIES' CAPES -
9 fleer.) ft
c.JSfuJ s10 of LADIES' LADIES' TAILORED SUITS in
SPRING CAPES at Black and Blue Serges and Tan Home-
HALF USUAL PRICES. spunS( jts lined with Silk.
LADIES' CLOTH CAPES in Tans, ISTUSUAL PRICE 12.00.
Blues and Black, trimmed with braids SPECIAL . C6(f
and lined with silk. -.tJV
IGST FORMERLY 6.00 TO 7.00. LADIES SUITS of French Canvas
special fft tflaO clotn- F'y Front Jackets lined with
SPECIAL gog silk) Full Skirts lined with Soft Cam-
LADIES' SILK CAPES, with ruf- brlC i5nSnAi PRlPP ifi tn
fles of Silk Net, trimmed with ribbons tUSUAL PRICE 16.50.
and lace. SPECIAL Qg
GT FORMERLY 14.00 TO 16.00. LAD,ES, SU1TS of HMd
8PECIAL tyk Worsted, Gray and Brown effects,
a j"u Delicate Overplaids and Pin Checks,
LADIES' FINE CLOTH CAPES in Fiy Front Jackets lined throughout
Coaching Tans and Black, lined with wfth Taffeta Silk, Skirts lined with
fine Taffeta Silks, Strap Trimmed or Cambric and finished with deep Silk
Embroidered. Ruffle
tr"FORMERLY 15-00 TO 18.00. tfUSUAL PRICE 29.00.
SPECIAL to9 SPECIAL 14.75
Continuation of our Great Sale of
WOMEN'S BICITCI-E SUITS.
A choice assortment of this season's best materials and styles
AT LESS THAN FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Sixth Ave., 20th. to 21st St.
Cxrurjilon
TWO 24-HOUR TRAINS TO CHICAGO
Every Dny, by the
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
An unprecedented servlo-.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED
At 10 00 every morning, the North Shore
Limited leaves Grand Central Station, arriving
In Chicago by Michigan Central at U:00 next
morning.
The trip up the ITudson River In the morn
ing, and through the beaut. ml Mohawk Valley,
In the magulflient observation car attached to
this train, makes the finest one-day railroad
ride In the world.
Returning train leaves Chicago via Michigan
Central Route at 1S:30 P. II., arriving Grand
Central Station uczt day at 1.3U P.M.
LAKE 8HORE LIMITED.
AtS.OO every afternoon, the Lake Shore Lim
ited leaves Orand Central Station, arriving at
Cleveland 7:16 next morning and Chicago at
:O0 next afternoon.
Returning, this train leaves Chicago via Lake
Shore Route 6'30 P. M.,arrivlngarand Central
Station at 0:30 P. M. next day.
Tneen am In addltlea la four ether
tint-clan trains between Ken lerk and
Chicago everyday In the year.
EIIIE UAlI-nOAO.
I-EVERY SUNDAY.
SHOHOLA GLEN
In the Blue Mountains, one hundred and seven miles
from New York, on the banks of tho beautiful Dela
ware Riven 1,000 feet above the sea.
01.00 BOII.HO Tltir. 01.00
First express train leave. West ?8d Bt. R-56A. M.
and Chambers St. B.00 A. M.I Jersey City 0:18 A. M.
Second express train leaves West SJd St. u 25 A. M.
and Chambers St V:S0 A. M.i Jersey City 0:46 A. M.
Returning, leave Shobola 6:18 P. M. and 0:00 P. M.
UUKUVUOOD MUB ULH"
Se. nou.MU TUIP. Tc
Special express train leaves West 23d St. 0:0 A. ll.i
Chambers Bt. 0:45 A. M.i Jersey City 10:00 A. M.
Choloe of two express trains returning. Leave Glen
6:20 P.M. or 7i8 P.M.
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
TUB ONLY All-WATlin nOVTB TO
CONEY ISLAND,
LANDING AT THE IRON PIERS.
TIME TARUS (SUBJECT TO CIIANOE):
From 22d st , N. R , hourly from 0 A. M, until 7 P.M.
From Pier (New) No. 1. N. Y half an hour later.
From Coney Island hourly from 10:40 A. M, until
8:40 P.M. . .,
Tickets on sale at all downtown track stations of
the Elevated Railroads. East Side passengers trans
ferred free to Battery Place. Returning East Side pas
sengers deposit tickets at Battery Place and are trans
ferred free to tbe East Side.
BXCCIMIO TICKETH. 3B CBTW.
MTH BEACH
SHOOTING THE CHUTES.
Large double-decked boats leave foot of East Suth st
Uiurly from 0 A. M. to 10 P. M, fare lO eta.
'CONEY ISLAND.
Culver Route. ...
Leave foot Whitehall street, via Bay Ridge, flilO.
biio, loiio, 11:10. A. M., laiio.iiio, 2ilo,S:lo,4ilo,
6:10,6:10P.M. Extra trains on Race Dayt B. J. O,
11:40 A.M., 12:40. 1:40 P.M.
r.XCUUMU.Y TICHKTil. 8B CUBITS.
wniT point, ninviiuiiuii, and ponaii-
KEUPMIE dally EXCUItMION (exopt Sundays)
by palace Iron Day Line bteamers New York and
Albany from Dfibrowes St. pier at 8:10 A.M. and
West 2d st. at B A. M.
DEEP SEA FISHING Steamer ANUI.KIl. Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, East 81st St., 7:00 South
etbsu, Wllllanuburg, 716 Battery, 7:40 00 cents,
g bunches bait.
(CfTIBUING BANKS dally," 60c.i ladles. 40ci land
XMng Battery Dock Si steamer SCUUVLER. East
Slstst.7:16 Uridgo Dock, Brooklyn, 7:U0t Franklin
St.. B.20. 1IAKCOX.
S EA BASS FISHING. Steamer AL FOSTER, dally
from East 'id st., 7:10i Battery, 8.20 sharpi f,
with 8 bunches bait.
guiding DiDtelo una gltfitaumuta.
HOTKI, M EHTKIll,Yr 835-807 Cth av. (cor. 6ith
St.) Neatly furnished rooms. 3 per week and up
superior house: select appointments i table d'bole din
ner, 18 to V, and 0 to o P. M. steaks, chop, and rare-
MU a specialty. C. KRAUSS. Prop.
HOTEL MAIITV. French table d'hote.
T West a.la at. Served In bummer Garden.
Concert every evening. Lunch. 400.1 Dinner, 60c.
Wine and coffee Included 1 service a la carte at all
hoursi moderate prices. Rooms by day or week.
"DAiUC VIEW. HOTEL, 188V 8d ar.-D.ar air, your
X. self and frfsnds are oordally Invited to my new
total for Inspection! neatly furnished loomsi superior
nous.tnuala optional 1 aummsr prices! oonvanlent to
allsurtace rout.l. J, klJNOBNSOUMITT, Prop.
Will ' Ji.f-i---l,A-a.f..i-fr.-. S yil-fc-AWS. !. i-M-S.j-s-.aw ay
rmU si. --W.-. HffcJt JVfg t Ml ajasP" 9 " " '"'' '
msmmiiMmmMimmtmim
eftnding 33atelc and etitnurnutis.
This list appears every Sunday, Tuesday ft Thursday.
WHERE TO OINE.
For Information, circulars, ftc- of any Restaurant
or Hotel below, call or address (send stamp)
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
00 Fifth Ave., New York.
Ale. means X la Cartel Tab. means Table d'Uote
dinner.
Delmonlco4. Dthavenue, oornerSQtbst. Ale
New Biannattan Madison av. end 42dst Ala.
IJrevoort Uonae..6U av. A 8th St.. Alo- Tdh, 11.26.
Concert. Cuisine recherche. Old vintage wine.
The JVetherland 6th av. and 88th at. Alo.
martin's... .University pL A Bthst.,Alo.,Tdb., 1.26.
Tbe Bxarlboroagb Broadway and STtbst. Alo.
Tdh. Breakfast, 60c. Lunch, WJci Dinner, tl.
IHorelle'e 4-6 W. 20th st. Ale, Tdh., L
8nanIei'.....Trway A 4 2d st.1 A la Carte Dinners.
do. B'wayAS0thst.Aftertheatreanppers.
do. ethav.A23d st.j Shellfish a specialty.
Honqnln.... 1 20 Annst , 140 Fulton St., Ale
do. 1 Knlckerb'r Cottage, 0th av. A 28th.
Restaurant Ale. J Foreign wines a specialty, op. 1 A.M.
SsWi Broadway A 40th st. Alc.Tdh.,tl.
CUrk'a ITeatanranl S3 West B3d st. Alo.
Opp. Fifth Avenue Hotel. Established 60 years.
Ituart House 4 1st st. A Broadway. Alo.
Morton ll.nae.... Broadway and 14th St. A la carte.
1angberl'..17East82dst. Lch., 60c. Ale Tdh., It.
Ilelvedcre Honse..4th av.and 18th st. AIs-Tdh-tl.
Hungarla union sq.Kasi. aid- ion., oo.
Plavane'a 39 West SOthst. Ale-Tdh., 76c
Beatanraut Crimn..,10 W. 9th St., AlcThd- 76c.
Grand Terrace, positively coolest place to dine) open
from 7 A. M. tlU 10 P. 11.
tntelme's.... 40 Union square East. Ale, Tdh., 76a
Larnvett ltMtaurant..23 Washington place. Alo.
Thn Hotel Castleton.
at Bt. George, Staten Island, la pronounced by patrona
to be eminently satisfactory in respect to table, aer
vice. location, and comfort. Elegantly furnished.
First claas In all respeota. A number of new private
baths have been added. Only thirty minute, from the
Battery, Easier reached from downtown than prin
cipal New York hotels. Open all the year. Address,
for rates. Ac. OF.OBOE II. AVERY, Manager.
BROADWAY fc 40TH ST. M. Y.
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT. Under new
management. Large outsldo rooms, 81 1 rooms with
bsth, a per day and upward. Elevator service all
night.
THE HUNGARIAN OPEN AIR RESTAURANT
AND CAFE.wlth the celebrated HUNOARIAN OYPST
BAND, Is located at 18S 2d ar.t near 10U St.
CAFE BOULEVARD.
I. II. R08ENFBLD, Proprlstor.
ST. PAUL HOTEL.
Newly furnished rooms from 60o. a day and upward,
FORMERLY EVERETT'S. 1Q BHV BTItltBT.
BONIFACE HOTEL, 108d st. and Columbus av.
60 elegantly furnished rooms! gentl.mem all con
venlencesi near cable and L station! light and aim
restaurant attached! terms, (2 per week and upward.
J. J, CRYAN, Manager,
BOULEVARD HOTEL AND CAFE, 160 W. Boule
vard, N. W. cor.ier 07th St. Nsatly furnished
rooms from 83 per wetk upi meals a la cartel service!
popular prices! convenient toatl surface routes! bead
qasrtors fur wheelmen. BEINHOLD BUBSE. Prop'r.
BANCROFT HOUSE, Broadway and Slat at. Con.
venlent to all ferries and stations 1 gentlemen only I
60c. 76c. and 81 peraayi weekly, reductions.
tOLUKIllL Car: AMI IIKSTAI'lltNT, b7
Columbus av. Open all night! Ilvo lobsters, musty
ale: English chops, steaks, and Welsh rarebit a spe
cialty 1 wines, liquors, cigars.
U. II. FORBES. Prop.
rxENTENNIAL HOTEL. 860 8th av., corner 81st St.
) Large and small noatly furnished rooms: superior
house 1 table d'hote and a la carte service! best anen-
tlon 1 rooms from 88 per week up 1 near L atatlon.
Honiroomairum. yi EgCHbKUACUi Pf op-
OOII1S HOTEI,
112S 8d av-Nlcely furnished rooms: all Improve
ments! convenient to all surface routes sununsr
prloo., nex cafe. JAMga pow
I?NOEL'S HOTEL and Chop liouse, N. K. corner 86th
li at. and Cth ar.i EngUsh chops, steaks, Welsh rare
bit., and golden buok a specially 1 large andsmalt
neatly furnished rooms! opposite Herald Building)
house thoroughly renovated! '' jPJaf, prop.
BTUVVESAXT aHIUABII HOTEL.
Hortheast corner of 8th st. and 3d ar foot of L sta
tion. Superior accommodation for perma
nent and transient guesu.
JOI1K DITTWEH.
SUSSEX'S MOTKU
881 6th av corner 60th St.
Ifeatly fumUhed rooms! summer prices 1 near prk
oonvenlcnl to L sUtlon and all surface route..
U. aUXMUl,
! Siegel Cooper Co. Siegel Cooper Co. Siegel Cooper Co. I
j5 'tHira . iMlg Trees 8aTO0Er"c' i
The buying power of Tho Big Store enables us to make Unquestionably .1 -icat : J
Il A Fortunate Purchase, mor10 .X
Entire Surplus Stock pct ff ou so,m' on"- i
: Stylish, - Ckre-n in Cut, half the amount you ;
:: Good OT a J61- Fit and would regularly Imve to;!
i; wearing. Clothing Manufacturer. Finisk pay.
Men's Spring Suits.
!; This firm is the largest maker of popular priced Clothing in America, and our buyer has ;I 1
; performed the feat of the season in making the deal. Suits are in all '
'. sizes, to fit slim, stout or regular built men. ! 1
Fine Spring Suits, made a tBrx Elegant Spring Suits, iT wem AT j
to sell at $7, $8 and $10, BI I made to sell at 12, $15 and 3 l-
'. your choice now for . . . 1" 9Jrs $18, your choice now for. . aJ,
These are not cheap Suits, but finely tail- Fine Suits in new shades of cassimeres, ;
'- ored, coiTectly cut, stylish garments in all the homespuns, worsteds, fancy and plain cheviots,
popular spring colors and materials. Suits , some silk lined and satin piped coats. All those ' J
'- that would do credit to any I nobby fashions in cutaway, '
' man and that will fit and a mm dK sack, frock, either single fam '"
' wear excellently. Your l Nj)i I or double breasted. Youi- i I '
' choice now for only . . . I ' Qj'J' , choice now for .... J&Q-ss ;
: Siegel Cooper Co. Siegel Cooper Co. Siegel Cooper Co.
ffumcur gStgottg.
Going to the Mountains?
Are you looking for a spot to spend the Summer
which combines health, comfort, and pleasure
AT MODERATE COST?
If so. send 8 cents for postage or call and get free at
omen below the Illustrated book " Summer Homes."
It gives Hits of Hotels. Farm and Boarding Houses,
wltb their location, rates, attractions, Ac , In tbe
Mountains of Orange, Sullivan. Ulster, and Delaware
Counties. N. Y.. on the main line and branches of the
New York. Ontario A Western Railway, 2,000 feet
above tbe sea. a region or great beauty and absolute
healthfulness. In New York: No. 2 Battery place, 113,
1113, 171, 371, U44. 1,823 Broadway, 13 Astnr Place,
7!I7 oth av.. 251 Columbus av , 1J4 East 125th st
278 West 1251b St.! tlaket oftlces. foot of Franklin
and Went 42d sts In Brooklyn- No. 4 Court st , 800
Fulton si.. US Ilroadway, 867 Manhattan av.. Green
point, and ' Eagle " office.
"ILLUSTRATED IIOMFS." containing halt tone re
productions from photographs of 635 of the above
HOMfcS," can be obtained of ticket agrnu for 25c
J. C. ANDERSON, General Passenger Agt
6B Beaver st.. New York.
NEW YORK.
MIZZEN-TOP HOTEL,
QUAKER HILL, DUTCHESS CO., N. Y.,
will open for the season June 10. A FIRST-CLASS
FAMILY HOTEL-, two hours from New York by Har
lem R.R.I 1,200 feet elevation. Post Offlce address
and railroad station Pawllug, N. Y.
N. 8. HOWE. Manager.
NYACK.N.Y.
PB04PBCT BOOK AND COTTAGES
WILL OPEN EARLY IN JUNE. Addrees A. W.
EAGER (Prop. Highland Park Hotel. Aiken. S. C.)
Prop.. 8 Park place, or Hotel t. Andrew'a N. Y.
SUMMIT IIOL'SE, Washington Bros., proprietors.
Liberty, Sullivan county, N. Y. First-class accommo
dations i large farm and dairy, plenty of fresh milk,
good livery i gunning and fishing! Catholio family.
SnrntoKa Springs.
Saratoga.
GbeGranoWnfon
pens 3unc 15.
WOOLLIJY Sc OliltUANS, Proprietors.
For diagram of rooms, terms, Ac,
anply to Mr. IRKD'K C KIM1,
liofTman House, '.&tb St. entrance,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
UNBTiD STATES HOTEL
SEASON OP IStlT.
Open from June IB to Ortober I.
SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE, JULY, AND SEPT.
For rates and other particulars, apply to
iiauk rnurtv.
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Congress Hall.
Season oT18U7 opens June 2V.
Popular Prices.
Three Dollars per day(
800 Rooms, accommodating 1,000 guests.
CUSMEi,T '"''Srle.aiEKT.ii.m.
THE ELMER.
SELECT FAMILY IIOTKt-
Wlthln 10 minutes of West Point, Cornwall-on-Hudson.
W. B. ELMER, Prop.
"THlTwTNDSOR'HOTEL, SARATOGA.
Opens June 1. 84.00 per day and upward. Bend for
elegantly Illustrated souvenir panuihlot.
M. 41, myth. Leasee, Saratoga Spring., N. T.
ADIRONDACK MO UNT AINrJ.
Rocky Point Inn.
Head or Fourth lLe, Fulton Chain,
ADIR0NDACKS.
PICTURESQUE AND I-OPULAR.
Open Jnne 6th. For Illustrated folder. An . address
ROCKY 1-OINT INN CO., OLD FORGE, N, Y.
' ADIUOXUACKH.
THE BERKELEY.
BARANAO LAKE, N. Y.
aj All modem Improvements. Bend for circular.
7 GEORGE a O'CONNELL, Manager,
KXBsa3atfusMsjvpiMng2SS&3tt
ummrr Sr?ort.
NEW YORK.
ADIROYDICU MOl'.VTAlVH.
LELAND HOUSE AND COTTAGES,
BCHROON LAKE. N. Y.,
Will open June 24. Electric lights through house
and grounds Golf links, baseball field, tennis courts,
driving, tKiatlng. batblng. bass and trout fishing.
C. T. LLLAM). Manager, at Grand Hotel. Broadway
and Slst St.. until June 20. 4-30 to 8-80 P. M.
The Algonquin and Cottages,
OX LOU E It S.I It AS 4 V LAKE,
ADIRONDACKS.
Open June 1, Special rates for Jnne. Illustrated
Eamnhlet at offlce of Fred II. Scofleld, Metropolitan
uniting. Madison Square, or JOHN HARDLNU, Al
gonquin, N. Y.
CATSKlIiLi MOUNTAINS.
catiuii.l, Morvrttxs,
Klsltalom Itetreat Uoiise.
88 to 88 per week: free boating and fishing! high
elevation: plenty of shade and amusement.
O. W. FISIIElt. KUkatom. Oreen county, K. Y.
LONG ISLAND.
Summer Homes on Long Island.
SWEPT BY OCEAN BREEZES.
"Summer nomes," a book describing hotels and
boarding house, on Long Island, free upon appUca
tlon, at 113, 850, 1313 Broadway, ticket offices foot
of East 84th St. and Jamea slip, foot New Chambers
St., Now York: 833 Fulton St., Eagle Summer Bureau,
and Flatbush av. station, LLR.IL, Brooklyn, or send
2 cents In stamps to IL XL EUITII, Trafflo Manager
L. I. R. It.. Long Island City, New York.
PROSPECT HOUSE & COTTAGES.
n.tv HIIUIIK, IAV, II.tKIV
Directly on the shores of Great South Bay, opposite
Inlet to ocean, with natural advantages unequalled
on the Allantlo coast. The well known popularity
this hotel has acquired can readily be traced to Its de
lightful location, aelect patronage, the peculiar ex
cellence of Its cuisine and service and comparatively
moderate rates. Receives 400 guestst bicycle roads
unsurpassed! Interesting drlveei excellent fishing,
bathing boating, and sailing. Full orchestra and high
est class appointment.! descriptive circulars.
OPfcN JUNE FIRST.
F. M. R00ER8, Proprietor.
New York offlce, the Gerlach. Mr. WIlUs N. Bllnn.
V to ft P. M.
" THE EDGEMERE"
Edgemorc, L. I near Arverne: new Summer resort,
10 mites from city i new hotel, magnlflcntly fur
nished! all modem Improvements! two hundred
rooms! fifty private hatbsi surf and still water bath
ing, boating, and fishing opens In June: three fur
nished cottages. Applications for rooms oan bo made
At Oll.ey House, N V. J. II. IIUESLLV.
C. W. SHEPHERD. M'gr.
Brighton Beach Hotel.
BBABOV I nor Will Open June an, under
management or r, TIIKO. tLTOV.
Everything first class at reasonable rates. THOR
OUGHLY RENOVATED, NEW SERVICE, and MOD
ERN PI.UMI1INO. UNDER SUPERVISION OF TIIK
BOARD OF HEALTH. N.Y olllca (Room 031). Metro
pollun Building, 1 Madison av.i 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.
Swept 2ty Ocean Breezes
CLIFFTOW UOUSB, rATCHOQUE, I I.
RIOTIT ON WATER FRONT, 13 Degrees Cooler.
nouse opens June 1, A select Family Hotel: surf
and stUl water bathlug. boating, n.lilnii, muslci 200
rooms. For pamphlet, JENKINS A CLIrTTON. Prop.
ARVERNE HOTELS
AmKllE.lll.Tlir.-NEA, 1 I,, '
Will open Juue 20 uuder new management. Thor
oughly renovated and redecorated Perfect sanitary
arrangements. JOIIM o'lOVtull, Leseee.
New York tifflce, Hole I Imperial.
I7ARUUOUBE Fine bathing, boating! aduluonlv.
J P. L. P.. Port Washington. L. 1.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
B'OIII'HT IhTls HOTEL
AND COTTAGES.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TCEI IiOBQ-B,
best appointed private cottage In the mountains. TO
LET, with trained servants, under hotel management.
Housekeeping without a caret luxuries of home and
hotel combined. Builders' plans and New York ref.
firenoes. OolfUnksi half-mO. Ucycl. track. Every
thing up to data.
. . VUBLBT tt CO.. yraaeenla. Jf. u.
" ' V
1 ,ffll'TriMMllifiiifibssl "
Rummer gScgortg.
NEW JERSEY '
, NORMANDIE-BY-THE-SEA.
(Hormandie, near Seabright, New Jersey.)
The best appointed hotel near New York
Hotel opens ednesday. June 8, at special rates.
Regular opening Wednesdav. June i'3
Open for inspection. W. S. HEWES. Mrr
FERDISAND P EARLE. Prop.
THE OCTAGON,
SEABRIGHT. N. J.
OI'K JlF au.
The leading, largest, and Ust appointed hotel el
Seabright. Directly on the beach.
TBE OCTAUON roTTtCR.
OPEN FROM MAY TO OCTOBER.
Address OEO. B. n .SVT.
NEtNIUD HOTI!l
Ocean Orore. The largest and best equipped hotel oa
the ocean front. A. H. STOCK! f X.
Ijonir Urnncli.
LOR9C tBRAgyCH.
West End Hotel and Cottoges.
COTTAGES OPEN SATURDAY, JUNE 1.
HOTEL OPENS THURSDAY. JCNF i
A number of bathroom suites have !?. adde4
to tbe cottages, and ttnany marked Improvement.
to the hotel. New York offlce, 115 Bi jadway
(Room 70).
W. E. HILDRETn. Protletor.
LOSU nilAaCU.
HO WLAND HO TEL
III'MII Tlll-ltSDtT, Jl!R at.
Many Improvemenu being added to tbe house.
GEO. A. P. KELSEV, Prop.
N. Y. offloe Hoffman House.
Asbury l'ark.
THE LCflBLEY -'M'' kabk. s. a.
IIIC Ur.HUL.CI, One Mori: (mm ocean.
17th Season. PROBST A LKADLEY. Propri.
Deal Bench.
HATHAWAY INN,
UAIILIMiTO (UKd. urtrii). X. J.
Opens June 0. FINEST RESORT ON THE JERSEY
COAbT. Large, shady grove, surf bathing) all
modem Improvements. Send forclrcular.
FREDERIC A. JONES. Manage-.
VERMONT.
THE MONTVERT,
" MIDDLETOWN SPRINGS. VT.
THE CARLSnAD OF AMERICA.
BClEliTIFlO GERMAN WATER CURE.
Magnificent hoiel, high elevation, bracing air, excel,
lent cooks, superior service. Address fur Illustrated
ImokleU, E. W. EAGER. Mgr.. The Hanover, Eaai
16th St.. New York.
MASSACHUSETTS.
I'KI H-H lV
Van Deuoenvllle Station.
CnitlT lltlllllMlTOV, .MAH1.
New York, New Hat en ami Hartford Itallroal,
imuKmiiUB nniin.
CONNECTICUT.
PEQUOT HOUSE
AND COTTAGES,
KBMT LOMUO.V, COW,,
WILL OPEN ON JUNE 1, lh7
"A delightful combination of seashoro ai.l '"tT
life at the Pcquot,"
A number of furnished cottagen, llh Ii i Mnlosi
and board, to let for tho simk 'U
For terms and circulars address
IILAM'HAIIII A Htl.1'1'.
NEW luM s ".
New London, Connecticut.
ToRent Furnished houn, 14 room' s
provementaultablefor 1 nr 8 famili ' '' '
and dellghtlul locatioui near P i" " '.
tithing, boating: dock prMliuia "' ' '
8000: from Juue 1 ! a t 1 ,' , ,
New Loudon, ft or ttrlto 3 !' i.l . I ' "
building, Roston, Mhaji .
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ni'imr.ii iir.iMti"
For circulars, c, uppl) I" I' ' i s. ,
Hicks' AdvertUlus Aeiny i
Calshlll Hauulalii., N Y -
tauar Branch, N.J . Oieaii llou . , i.
IHcbneUSrln.,N.Yi'pil;'Kl' , ' ,u ' luJ
'Water Mills, IlwrSoutiiail'""i M C,JX ;u
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