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l! to THE SUN, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1897. ' 1
i , KNICKERBOCKER T,IEiJKp'
i t Id WKk Kv'gsHrlfl. Mat. To-day u.
, V "A REAL HOUND OP PI.fcASUR"-HERALD.
5 ft TUB IIOllrlK MIOW, . A
t I f SIIAKSHrEAREAN FESTIVAL, 1
11 , f. QUADRILLE D'HONNF.UH. RnlIND
fe THE HPINHTKRS CLUU, ssUUnil
J THE OVPRV CLUB, (C
l , TIIEOOLPERS-Tlin GROOMS. "
1 ,.J ion in ony.AT cast. pi CAIIRF
'- ,, prices pi), l.no. i, bo. riaVHouiifc.
, t I VOCTIinfl 4th r. and 9.11 it. "
f TirffcVinfl nniel Frohmsn. Mgr.
' , tve. al8:80. MattneeeThuredayandSaturdayat2:10.
u j ' The Mrrrlnl Rucorw ol tha Yru.
h nST THE MYSTERIOUS
::::..:" MR. bugle.
j , ha a1 By Madeleine L. Ilyley.
I f Wlh.tMr. IIIMKLL, J(lplllolUllJ,a.
f i P Madison Sq. Roof Garden p
1 'ft , OIT.MXU TO.SII1IIT. .
i' '. ffg rorutii coycbrt. B
f ? (Por.)
J 1 ins By the METROPOLITAN p-g.
4 I PERMANENT UHCIIESTIlA. 6"
I 50-INSTRUMENTALIST8-00
,! C A. NEUENDORFF, Conductor. tO
V Jl 0 BEATS, xOC. ASP BOO. 3
1 '( fu"B IIEBAI.PKQ. TllBATIlB. Et.. 8llB.
1.5 ; InC MATINEES WED. TO DAY.
At HICK fllDI 3B0 NiatlTS IN LOS'DON.
?J 1 unicATiirr. UIKl. htill there.
'J j tooth Souvenir Per- BOOM Duk. of York
if S formanoe June sn. riWIH Theatre.
j .1 bum four weeks ApVASC pARS.
' fc GARRICK THEATRE, jaSfewW."
T '( CHARLES FROHMAN Manager
t 'Last Matinco. Last Night.
I P Charlea Froliman'e moat successful comedy,
'I MEVER AQAHN.
I KOSTER & BIAL'S TO-NIGHT.
1 THE GREAT
I OAUT1ER.
f EMPIRE THEATRE. tVsV
' CHARLES FROHMAN Manager
7Tn MONTH.
i TIIE BRILLIANT ROMANCE
t under the mled bioiiie.
ft Evenings. 8:30. Matinee To-day at 3:13.
I WEBER & FIELDS'
J-. (Inalo IIII, ll'wi; and Sth at. Mats. Tuee. and Sat.
o LAhT WEFK OK
MR. NEW YORK, ESQ.
fc Mclntyre Heath. Will U. fox. Ucaumnnla.
I IfPlTy'Q Continuous Performance:
, , ,W IVfUl B II O xOa.OOc. Noon to 1 1 1. M.
nV MIL FELIX MORRIS CO, OREAT BIOGRAPH
til, (new lews. MARK SULLIVAN AND HII.I.IE
aSJKV DEAVES. LBlW BLOOM AND JANE COOI'EB, Spar-
sjj row, Stanley and Jackaon. otbera.
' I xJt DACTADIC corriMtovs
i .' rt0 I UR O mnroriMA.Mcn.
f f 1TU ST.. NEAH 8D AV. 11 80 UNTIL 11 P. M.
ST TUB unitAT JOH.V KKItHBLI.
j DOLAN LENIIARR. ELINOUK SI3TEHS,
f,i AND OTHER OIIEAT ACTS.
U ST. NICHOLAS MUSIC HALL,
u s 00th at. and Columbua ar. Adm. 8Bc.i Read., BOc
E, THIS 1VIIRH i
'A TnCT.YnTTPCK. I.EWIHTBIW. UOolhrra.
rr- UflVT'Q I Hoyt & McKer, I Zith at., n'r Il'way. Era.
8 nUTI O i-roprtetora. I H.SOi Mat. To-day 3:13.
11 LAST MATINEE LAST N10IIT.
I THE WAN FROM MEXICO.
I, nilUlB EVERY EVENING SIB.
. J HlMlW'X MATINEE TO-DAY AT X.
" IVneaB af tiik cinrrs cim.
s MERRIEST PLAY IN TOWN.
.( t fltn week. Crowded houiea.
, ACADRnV or Ml'IIC, lth at. andlrring pL
5, THE VERISCOPE PICTURES OF THE
A CUIIUETTPITZMmnO.H
! i Sparrlns eonteat Two performance ertrr day.
j J vr Afternoon, at g:30. ETenlnga at 8:B.
' " fc All A Vt MAT& WED. SAT. P. M.
' f, nil Cbmlon Bon KITEllTIMOjra
t j W II ft IB and bla Grand Specialty Company.
i f !' CASINO I J The Whirl of the Town!
I JT TO-NinilT 8:10. MATINEE TO-DAYI
f OLYMPIA ROOF GARDEN.
I P-aROESS WJINC.TAUDEVILLE. EXTRA VAOAKZA.
fUIWAY niLI. THEATRE. Matinee to-day at 8.
S- AU. UNCLE TOM'S I Bee the OREAT CAKE WALK.
ft CABIN. Next Week, All Star VaudeTllla.
Ill COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY.
i E DACCALAtTREATE SEIUIOM
M by the
? REV. WILLIAM R. nUNTTNOTON, D. D.,
1 k. In 8t Tbomaa' Church. 6th ar. and D3d at on
j jE Sunday, Jane 0, at P. M.
' W., connracEHETT
', ? al Carneale IlalL B7th at. and 7th ar., on Wedneaday,
r , Jw ". 85 p. m.
j ETIIAWX BXAMI.VATIOXS
, 1 at Hadlaon at. and 40tb at., beginning each day at
J fi 0:90 A. M. COLUMBIA COLLEOE. Jun HI 2.
V S- BCHOOLS OF MINES. CHEMISTRY. ENGINEERING,
J ft-. AND ARCUITXCTURE. Jun. -U and 14.
J i BETH LOW, LL. D.. Prealdent.
iff ptoicai.
f, A TTEN6N.LDDRoRINDTEraRADATEU
& J. VERSITY OF THE CTTY OF NEW YORK. MEDI-
S CAL DEPARTMENT; 8S YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
jg DISEASES OF MEN. OLD DR. QIUNDLE hm been
loncar eatabllahed and haa had more experience than
t y tZ1 any other adverttalnft pbyalclan; city papers prove
) r v thia. Underhlaaclantlflotrratmentbloodandaklodla-
ii aaaea, palna In bonea, red apota, aore throat and mouth,
Q uloera, painful awalllngs, kidney and bladder com-
n w plalnta, acaldJnff Inflammation, ffrvel, undeveloped
9 ffi orcana, weak back, loat vitality, are apeedtly, perraa
1 K sently cured. Men about to marry ahould conault OLD
2 $, DR. ORINDLE. Every Impediment removed. SuSerera.
I i do not waato time vlaltlun leaa akllful phyalclana Ho
S 9. member, OLD DR. ORINDLE never falU. OFFICE
I I , OVER 10 YEARS at 171 We.t ltthau between 0th
J 5 and 7th ava. Advice tree. Medicine 1. Houra, 0 to
fW l Sundaya, 0 to 3. No charge unlaw cured.
1 f'" OLD DIl. catr.V. 45 yrara a aprrlall.t In ail.
iff JB case or wen only. Quickct permanent cure iruax
f Be anteed In all dlaeaaea or money refunded. Blood pol-
I S, aon, akin dlaeaaea, kidney and bladder trouble, weak-
f neaa. nervoua debility, error, of youth, bad dreamt,
f weak, undeveloped organa. Impedimenta to marriage,
- I fto. Be wise, conault the only old specialist In this
. Si city. Offlce over SB years at 1V0 East 17th at., near
1 Union square. Hours V to i Sundaya 0 to n. sclen-
J w. tlflq treatment and advice free. Medicine only BOo.
I ft A. A. ATfjiCKEiiT ritllMAMKVT tl'ltt!
f A In dlaeaaea of men: danfferous eases aollcltedi relief
,V at once; those dealrlnz ouly flrat-clau aclentinc treat-
5 s xnent ahould call. The leading apoclallat, Dr. BON-
' S V.; BCHUR, 1x7 Weat X2d at.; V to 8, 0 too. Sundays,
1 B 10 to H.
If A DR. CONRAD'S SANITARIUM. 117 Weat 47th
1 JI' A. at. (formerly 84th at ). Telephone 804 3Bth at.
Conanltatlona 0 to 0.
'If, A A, A.-DR. BI.INN'S Sanitarium, 177 Weat
j 3 ii ' A. 7th at. (U'way).
3 I
i fe (Hxcnxpions.
Y F cp the iiEAunnji. uumo.v.
i ' 55 Kvary Sunday, three-decked Iron saloon steamer
. I TOJLClflLtiSTE.l
' S'. to Yonkers. lona Inland. Weat Point and New burr,
r leaving South 0th He, Wllllanisburtr. Bilfii Bridge
B . Dock, Brooklyn, 8:80; West 10th St. (Troy Dock),
V 0:10; Weat sJd St.. H:S0t lKDth St., 10:00; Yonkers
& (Peene'a Dock), 10:40.
g$. Mualo and refrrahmenta on board. Th only boat
; fd atopplng at lona laland (whre there will bo dancing).
If' TUB UB.M OS TUB IHJIMIO.
I Vi' FABE, WOUND Tmr. OO CB.TN.
II" SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
f, to WEST POINT.
& STEAMEIt JIAIIV POWRIX
$'t leavea Weat S8d it. at 3 P. M , ARUIVINO at Weat
C; rolntatAiaOP.M.tnETURNINOonnnyof the WEST
K SHORE RAILROAD THAINS. ThU will give paaacu-
vers ample time to see dreaa parade. Government
J- buildings, ftp, KAltE. for the round trip, tl.
J NORTH BEACH
i SHOOTING THE CHUTES.
5e lArx doubltvtleckMj ttoatri leavt foot of Eut tith it.
K Uourlj from 0 A. 11. UtlOl'. 31, Faro 1U rents.
Rockaway Beach
K Trains leave foot East Slth it.. K. Y, dally,
E 00, 7. 00, Hilf'l, 0:10, 10:40 A.M.I lSlSl), 1:10, z:B0,
IfK 8:0, 4:90, B:0, 3.30, tJ:80, 8:UU V. M, (1:0U ulgbt
M' Saturdays only).
P Sundaya 7:00, 0:10, 10:10, 11:20 A.M.; 1S-S0, 1:00,
fc BiBO, 8:80,4:60, B:B0, B:80, 8:40 P. M.
fe! wiwt poivt, MBtvinriiuii, and foiiriF.
E KUatralB dally EXHIIWIO.K (exrrpt Humlai.)
c; by Palace Iron Day Line llteamera New York ami
I" Altiany from Dtabroaaes at. pier at H;40 A.M. aud
Weat iU at. at u A. M.
SATrnntv aktkiimiovbxcl'imiov
l TO uctr PIIT.
Mi HTBAMBIt MAttl I'OtVUl.I,
Leaves Weat lied at. at S P. II,
j f7 Returning by Iludtou Hlver Railroad tralna, 81.10.
lib FISHING DAY AND NIGHT-"
( K From Old Iron Pier, Corny Island, Admission 20c,
v r Bait, taokle, and refresbniente uu pier.
1 ffl TEEP"BEA FISIIINT. -oteamer ANIil.ER. lUllyTex'.
C, XJ cuptlng Monday, Fast Slat, 7 Oil; huuth BtL at,
n )jj . Williamsburg, 7;10 Battery, 7:4U, Fare 70 Lents,
3 or with l.alt.
l n TR'JRIIl.Sd DAILY 7B(!.. 8 T)uncheabaltnadl. r!c.
II. X Batlery di ex. H, steamer SUHUYI.EU; Kuat Hist
i JL at., 7:16; Bridge dock, llrooklyu, 7:30, Franklin, ti xo.
ffl f; IIANCOX
.? TOTICK.-FMhliig Bonka. btramer l-CHUYLKlt.
I I i. Fare, rouinieuclug June 6, 73 crnta, with 3
? I buucUes lull. 11ANCOX.
t ? fKVPOIlT nd MATAWAN EVERY SUNDAY.
; - JIV. btrwner MAG EN r A. 1'ler fl.N. U.. near Rector at.,
' i IU A. M. and 7 P. M. Leaves Koyiwrt 0:1 B P.M. Ex-
" curaloo Keyuort B0 cents, Mqtawan 80 cents.
-t- CEA BASS millhU Steamer AL FOSTER, dally.
i D from Eaai 8d at, 7:10; Battery, 8:80 tUtrp. Faro
: llwlUtUlU i
I i
TOURS
FOR
TEACHERS
AND THEIR FRIENDS
in tlio
Thousand Ialanda, Rapids of tho St. Lawrence, Mon
treal, durlugtho meeting of the
American Institute of Instruction,
July 9-12.
Quereo, Baguenay Rlrer, Vhlle Mnnntalna. ftc., laav.
log New York July 6 and 8. Thkets. Including board
at Wlndaor Hotel, Montreal, and all neceaaary ex
penses, arc sold at exceptionally low rates. Circulars
on application.
RAYMOXD VTlUTCOSIB.
01 Bast 14th It., !. T. C.
EVERY SUNDAY
SPECIAL OUTINQ TRIPS.
The most attractive of all.
Long Island Sound by Daylight.
TUB TWI.M BCIIEW rLYEtl,
Richard Peck5
THE VANTENT MTKlMKn l TIIK WOULD,
leaves Pier S3, Fast River, foot Peck slip, every Sun
day morning at 0:30, connecting at Newllaten with
tbeinagnlncent ateamer,
CBHBWortharrig,
arrlvlntr In Kenr York on return at 7 30 P. Si, name
day, allOTrlDKttajof orerone hour In the beautiful
"City of Elms."
STATEROOMS AND RESTAURANT AT REOULAR
PRICES.
Open air and aaloon concerts of a high order by
Eben's 71st Regiment Band.
Excursion, $1. Children Half Price.
TROLLEY rAnTIES.-peclal ar ran ire men U liaro
bMn made with trolley tyftem at New Haren to
afford rswwnKers a one-hour ride through the princi
pal thorough fare, pasting the college, tmtLdlmcv ami
public parks, ana thence through the celebrated
Whttlley v. to WetTllle, returning In time for
ateamer going to yew York.
Tho !Ycw Itoute to the Pur-Famed Sacuenar.
AND TIIE
only rail routo to the delightful summer resorts and
flahlnj? nroundi north of Quebec and to Lake bt. John
and Chlcoutlml. through the
CAUIA ADIIIOVOACK9.
Trains connect at Chlcoutlml with Sagucnaj Steam
ers for Tadou.ac, Cacnuna. Murray Day. and Quebec.
A round trip uueualltM in America, through match
lew forest, mountain, rlrer. and lake ttcenery. down
the majestic Saguenay by daylight, and hack to the
Vortresa City, touching at all the beautiful seaside re
sorts on the Lower St. Lawrence, with their chain of
commodious Hotels. Hotwl Ilulrral, Lake tit. John.
has Arst-claM accommodation fo r 300 jniesU. Apply
to ticket agents of all principal cltlw. A beautifully
illustrated guide book free on application.
ALEX. HAUDV. J. O SCOTT.
Pen, y. & V. As't. Quebec Can. Becy t Manager.
1IY WATEIl AI 11AIL
TO
COaEYQSLAESDB
OR THE
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
BAT11UJAY, JUSE S.
SPECIAL HALF-nOLIDAY SERVICE: STEAMERS
IXAVE FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET, connecting
at Hay Ridge with trains of the SEA BEACH RAIL
ROAD and tbeCULVERROUTKaafollowa: 8:10, 0:10,
10:10, 11:10 A.M., and EVERY HALF HOUR there
after until 3:40 P. M., then 8:40. 7:40 and H.-40P. M.
RETURNING, tralna leave Coney laland via SEA
BEACH RAILROAD at H.Z0. 8.20, 10.2(1. 11:20 A. M ,
and EVERY HALF HOUR thereafter until S:!0 P. M.,
then 0 20. 7:20 and 8.20 P. H. RETCRNINO VIA CUL
VER ROUTE. H:1B. 0:1B. 10:13. U:1B A. M.. and
EVERY HALF HOUR THEREAFTER Until B:1S P. M.,
then at 6:16. 7:10 and 8:18 P. M.
CONEY QSLARgD.
Culver Route.
Leave foot WHITEHALL ST.. via Bay Ridge, Satur
days, 8:10, i:10, 10:10, and half hourly from 11:10
A.M. to 8:10 P.M.
Sundays. 8:10, W:IO, and half hourly from 11:10 A.
M. to 0:40 P. M. and 10-20 P. M.
BXCUUMO.Y TICKETS, 38 CBVTft.
Brooklyn Bridge Route.
Trains direct from BROOKLYN BRIDGE, via Brook
lyn Elevated It. It. and P. P. and c. I. R. R. Dally.
7:13. 8:13. 8:33. 0-13, and half hourly from 10:28
A.M. to 12-33 P.M., and every 20 mlnutta from 1:07
to 10:47 P.M.
Sundajs. 7:13. 8'13, 8:33, 0:18, 0:43 A. M.. and bait
hourly from 10:2.1 to 12:28 P M . and every 10 or 10
minutes from 12 S3 to 10.53 P.M.
Htlf.Mt Tiur. ao CKTH.
Gaze's Tours,
Entirely NEW arrangements to
EUROPE.
THREE MIDSUMMEK PARTIES
DAYS aPZO up INCLULED.
W1UTE OR CALL.
SEVERAL NEW PROGRAMMES.
FKEE.
HKMIY QAXK & SONS. Ltd.,
118 Broadway, New York.
IRON STlAMBOAtlOIVIPANY:
TUB O.M.Y ALlWATRn HOl'TK TO
GONEY 3SLAND,
LANDING AT THE IRON PIERS.
TIME TABLE (SUBJECT TO CnANOE):
From 2 2d at., N. R.. hourly from 0 A.M. until 7 P.M.
From Pier (New) No. 1, N. Y.. half an hour later.
From Coney laland hourly from 10:40 A. M. until
8:40 P.M.
Tlcketa on aals at all downtown track atatlona of
the Elevated Railroads Eaat Side passengers trans
ferred free to Rattery Place, Returning East Side pas
aengrrs deposit tlcketa at Battery Place and are trans
ferred free to the East Side,
ROCKAWAY BEACH7"
Steamer General Slocum
Will make two trlpa to Rockaway Beach Sunday,
June 0 and every Huuday during June. Leaves:
N. Y.. foot W. 22d St., H:40A.M. 1;33P,M.
N. Y foot W. 10th St., 8:00 A.M. 1:40 P.M.
N, Y Battery Landing 0:10 A, SI. 2:03 P.M.
Bridge Dock, Brooklyn, 0:30 A.M. 2:20 P.M.
Fare, Round Trip, BOc. Music and Refreshments.
STEAMER GRAND REPUBLIC,
TO '
WEST POINT AND NEWBURO. SUNDAY. JUNE B.
Leaves Bridge Dock, Brooklyn, V A. M.i West
Kith st U:!IB West22d at, 10:00; Yonkers, 11:13,
Fare, Round Trip, SOo. Music and Refreshments,
euib-itiiMtiltsJT "
EVERY SUNDAY.
SHOHOLA CLEN
In the Blue Mountalne, one hundred and seven mllea
from New York, tin the bunka of the beautiful Dela
ware River; 1,000 feot atiove the sea.
BI.OI) ItoUMII imp, all, DO
Flnt express train leara Weat 2.1d St. H-00 A M.
and fbainbera 8t. 0:00 A, M.; Jersi-y City 0:10 A.M.
Hmd express train luitves West 23d bt 0:20 A. M,
and I'buinl IT. M U.80 A. M,i Jersey City II IB A. M.
lU'turulnii. luavo hhohtda 0 f) P. II. and o.ou P, U,
CKMKVttOOII MHK U1.K8
TSc. IIOt'.M) Till I". 7SC.
Special express train leaves West 21d St 11:10 A, M.i
Clambers St. UilOA. M.i Jiraey City 10:00 A. M,
Choice of two i xoroas trolus returning. Leave ulcus
0:20 P. M or 7:23P.M.
SEA FISIlfNG. "Uoml Luck" ball-bcarlug leciii
IiiUg, easy casters, B sizes, Never wears out.
fl'IIEBATTEUV MVlllMINQ BAllfls uow""openTor
JL gentlemen and ladles.
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Races.
May 31, June 3, . 3, H, 0, 10, 12. IB. Id, 17, 10.
U or T lUl'M To.la at UlSU I'. Jl.
Sfveclal trains la L. 1 R. R. direct to grand stand
from II1TH hT. K. R., N. Y., leau ut 12.40 (1:00
parlor i ar I, 1:20 P M
Leae WHITEHALL ST.. via Bay Ridge, half huurly
from 11:10 A. 31 to 4:10 P.M.
itllOOKI.Ylt' TltAI.VH.
Leave BROOKLYN BRIDGE, via Slh At. Elevated
and P. P. and U. I. it. It., about every 10 minutes.
Leave 0TU AV. ad U0T1I ST. about .very 20 mln
ntu from 12 uooa.1
;jwaL.DoycLASi!
::$3SHOEinthWond.:;
. . Th. only talDC that preveBt. m.ny pwe. from . ,
trying th.m Is th. lev prlM, and yet Char.', no brtasr
1 ' shoe mads al aey pnos. 8m thrm at our ava slora ' '
J New YorU i Hit and IMS Broadway. 114 Ful-' '
ton fit . 174 and 1210 Third Ave Mi Eighth '
Ave., 2M W. 123th St. '
Isroaltlym 70S-710 and 1M7 Broadway, 411 1
Fulton St. . i i
, a Jersey Cllyi 10 Newark Are. , ,
tntUug gotelji nutl gltjstnurunta.
This Hat appears Wednesdays and Saturdays.
HOTELS OFTfillG WOULD.
For Information, Clrenl rm, Ac, ar aay Hotel
below, call at ar address (send stamp) th.
Hotel Tariff Ilurona.
OS Fifth Are., Ifetv YorU,
00 Jtraent HI., London,
24S ltuo d JUcoll, Part.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE.
CBATIL
(A. P. means American Plant E. P., European.)
ALBANY, N. Y Hotel Kenmore, A. P, It
ADIRONDACK!) Hotel Ampersand now open
ADIRONDACKS notel Chlldwold opens June 12
AEBURY PARK, N. J., .Coleman House opens June 2B
do Hotel Columbia opens Decoration Day
da West End Hotel opens June 24
BABYLON, L. I Argyle Hotel opens June 10
BALTIMORE, 11 D Hotel Stafford, E. P., tl.BO up
do Hotel Rennert, E. P., 1.80 up
do. The Carrollton. A. P-$3 up
BOSTON, Maas Hotel Vendoma, A. P., 0
do. Copley Sq. Hotel. E. P., (1.00 up; A. P.. $3.30 up
BOURNEMOUTlLEng.. Royal Bath Hotel A J".. II to IB
BRADFORD.Eng. MldlandHotel.A.P..t3.B0.E.P., II up
BRISTOL, R. I D'Wolf Inn now open
BROOKLYN, N. Y Mansion Houaa, A.P.. 3
do. Hotel St. George, E.P., Hi A. P., IS
do Plerrepont House, E. P., II
CENTRE HARBOR, N.H..Senter House opensJune 14
CINCINNATI. O Grand Hotel, E. P., lit A. P., 13
DENVER, Col. ...New St. James Hotel, A. p.. 11.00 up
do Windsor noUL A. P., W to 13.00
EDOEMERE. Long Isl. .. The Edgemere opens June IS
EXETER, Eng Royal Clarence Hotel. A. P., 13
FIRE ISLAND. ...Surf Hotel and Cottages open July 1
FISHER'S ISLAND.. ..The Munaatawket, A P., 3.00
OLAsaoW(Bathst.)Phllp'sCockburnlItl.A.P2.30up
OT. BARRI.-.OTON, Maas. ...Berkshire tan, A. P., 13
HARTFORD, Conn ThsAllyn House, A. P.. 13 up
KANSAS CITY, Mo., The Mldland.E.P.,tlup; A.P.,Sup
LEEDS, Eng.The Queen's Hotel, A.P.,18 B0;E.P.,llup
LINCOLN, Eng Great Northern Station Hotel
LIVERPOOL. Eng.Adelphl Hotel.A.P.,t3.B0 Ji.P..llup
LONDON. Eng ......Hotel Cecil, E. P., 1 up
do The Langham Hotel, E. P., 13 up
do. (St.Pancras).MldlandarandJLP., 13.00 JLP.,ltup
do.(18Henrleltast.,Straid),TheCockbura.A,P.,2.00
do. Barkaton Oardens Hotel, s. E., A. P., 12.30 up
LONDON, Eng.,DeVere notel 1 Devere Oardens.
da BroadwaUc da I Kecalngton Palace, W.
da Prince of Wale, da j Specially recommended
MAONOUA, Mass The Magnolia opens June 10
do The Hesperus opens June ID
MATLOCK. Eng.Tyack'sNew Dath ft Royal Hydro HU'a
U1DDLETOWN SP'OS, vt..The Montvert opens June 24
Mineral Springs and SCIENTIFIC WATER CURE
MILLBROOE, N. Y The Halcyon. A. P., 14 up
KARRAO'NS'TTPlER,RJ.,Thenocklngham.A.P..I3up
do Tb. Massaaott now open
NEW BRIGHTON. S.L (Lyman Rhoades), The Pavilion
NEW ORLEANS, La Hotel Grunewald, E. P., 1 up
da The Cosmopolitan Hotel, E. P., 11.60 up
NEWPORT, R. I Ocean House opens June 28
MEW YORK .Fifth Avenue Hotel, A. IV, 3
da The Majestic, E. P., t
do notel Netherland. E. P 12; A. P., IS
do. ..(Chos. A. Davis) Hotel St. Andrew, E.P., 1.30
da (O. B. Llbbey) Albemarle Hotel, E. P 3
do. .(N.B. Barry) New St. Cloud Hotel, E. P., 1.30
do. ..notel Westminster, E. P.. 11.00; A. P., IS BO
da (Wm. O. Lelond) Grand Hotel, E. P., 1 up
do. (P.W.Orvla)Orosvenor (lOthstand 3th ar.) A.P.
da ...K. llthst.) Albert-St. Stephens, B. P.. 1 up
da(W.Johnaonqulnn)H't'l Emplre.E.P.,l; A.P,I3
do.COth ar. and lfithat.) Hotel Kenalngton,EJ.,ll.OO
do. (Wm. Noble)... .Hotel Ore noble, E.P., 11.30 up
OCEAN CITY, K. J....HOU1 Brighton, A. P2.B0 up
OSTEND, Belgium (facing aea.300 beds). The Splendid
PAWLING. N. Y Mluen-Top Hotel opens June 1 0
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. New Walton notel, E. P., 9 up
do The Aldlne Hotel, A. P., 3.B0
da (Reataurantalacarte)NewLafayette,E.P.,llup
do. (Arch and 12th at.) notel Hanover, A. P., II up
PLYMOUTH, Eng Grand Hotel, A. P., 13
PORTSMOUTH, N. U The Rockingham, A. P., 14
QUEBEC, CANADA.. ..Chateau FronUnac, A.P., 13.60
RICIIMOND,Va.TheJeireraon,E.P.,II.30up;A.P.,Bup
ROCHESTER. N. Y Wbltoomb House, A. IV 12 up
BAYBROOK IT., Conn, ,.?enwlok Hall opens June IB
SOIIENECTADY, N. Y The EdUon, A.P., 12.30 up
BF.AimlOIIT, N. J Seabrlght Inn now open
SHELDRAKE, N, Y,.CayugaLake House, A. P., 2 up
SORRENTO, Me Hotel Sorrento opens June IB
SI'RINaFIEI.D,Mass.TheMssaasoit,.p,lluptap,8up
SPRINOLAKER'CH. N.J.Monmouth House, op,Jo.S8
ST. ANDREW'S, N. B...The Algonquin opens June S3
ST. CJtOIUlK, STATEN ISU.The Castleton, A. P., 14 up
BT. LOUIS, Mo.(Fireproof) Southern H't'l, A.P.,18 to IB
do Ltndell Hotel, K. P., II up; A. P., I J.00 up
BWAMI'SCOTT, Mass Ocean House opens June 2S
SYRACUSE, N, Y.. Yates Hotel, E. P., 11.00; A. P.. t
TROY, N. Y The Troy House, A. P., 3 up
UTIOA, N.Y Baggs Hotel, A, P., 8 to S
WASHINGTON, D. O Arlington Hotel. A. P., 3
do Ebbltl House, A. P 4
do , The Raleigh, U. P., 11.00 up
WATCH HILL, R. I Atlantic House opens Jun. IB
do Plimpton Hotel now open
do Larkln House opena July 1
WHITE MOUNT'S.Maplewood UotsL Bethlehem, N.n.
Cooper Union Hotel,
ID, 17, and 10 Third av, Handsomely furnished
rooms, pcrmsneut or transient. Rales modsrate.
IIOMPACK IIOTRL, lOSd at. and Columbua av.
B0 elegantly furnished rooms; gentlemen; all con
veniences; near cable and L station; light and airy;
rratauraut attached; terms, 12 per week and upward.
J. J. CIIYAN, Manager.
IIOTK1, MAIITY, French tablo d'hote.
at West a. Hi .1, Served In Summer Garden,
Concert every evening. Lunch. 40c,; Dinner, OOo.
Wlna aud coffeo Includedi servloe a la oarte at all
luiura; moderate prlcea. Rooms by day or week.
UOTItl. lil'QIIKMK. Franob table d'hote,
il i Urst sutu HI. Also a la carte.
LUNCH , 40 centa li,,
DINNER ..00orntalwluwln'
SIIEEPS1IF.AD BAY, I. I.-To lease, a well equipped
house, with acoomintMlatlona for 80 to 40 guests;
close to race track and Manhattan Beach. For partic
ulars addreas M.O., box 101 Sun uptown offlce, 1280
Broadway,
"WntcliM ana ariMaru,.
On! fDIAMONDsT WATCUE8. Call or ad
Weekly I dress WATCH SUPPLY CO., I Maiden
ra yment. Ian., room 6. All gtxxls guaxantaad.
swnan -..-,--.-, .....I i,i i ,issalViii1
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command other buyers at full price.
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JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Ave., 9th and 10th Sts.,
New York.
Rummer Ht-jjortd.
Going to the Mountains?
Are you looking for a apot to apend the Summer
which combines health, comfort, and pleasure
AT MODERATE COST?
If ao, send S osnts for postage or call and get free at
offlces below the Illustrated book " Summer Homes.
It gives lists of Hotels, Farm and Boarding Houses,
with tbelr location, rates, attraction., ate. In the
Mountains of Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, and Delaware
Counties. N. Y.. on the main line and branchra of th.
New York. Ontario A Western Railway. 2,000 feat
above the sea. a region or great beauty and absolute
healthfulnrsa. In New York: No. 2 Battery place, 118,
ISO, 171, 371, 044. 1,823 Broadway, IS As tor place,
787 nth av., 201 Columbua ar. 184 East 120th st,
278 West 120th St.; ticket olSoes. foot of Franklin
and West 42d sts. In Brooklyn: No. 4 Court at.. 8S0
Fulton at. 08 Broadway. 287 Manhattan av, Oreen
potnt. and " Eagle" office.
ILLUSTRATED HOMES." containing half-tone re
productions from photographs of B83 of the above
"HOMES." can be obtained of ticket agents for IBo.
J. C. ANDERSON, General Passenger Agt,
08 Beaver t- Maw 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 Office address
and railroad station Pawling. N. Y.
N. B. HOWE. Manager.
THE ELMER.
DEI.IUIITVL'I. LOCATIOV.
River and mountain views; perfection during June.
Cornwall-on Hudson. W. B. ELMER. Prop.
" ii'UmiT noratt, Washington Broa . proprietors.
Liberty, Sullivan county, N. Y First-class accommo
dations t large farm and dairy, plenty or fresh milk.
good livery; gunning and Caning; Catholic family.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
Rocky Point Inn.
Head or reurth lake, rnttea Chala.
ADIRONDACKS.
PICTURESQUE AND POPULAR.
Open June Bth. For illustrated folder, aa, address
ROCKY POINT LNN CO., OLD FORGE, N. Y.
The Algonquin and Cottages,
ON LOVEIt SAItANAV LAKE,
ADIRONDACKS.
Open June 1. Special rates for June. Illustrated
pamphlet alnmce of Fred II. ScoCeld. Metropolitan
building. Madison Square, or JOHN HARDING, Al
gonquin, N. Y,
CATSKILti MOUNTAINS.
CATBUILX, MOC.VrAIKt,
Ulakatora Retreat Ususe,
8 to S per week: free boating and fishing; high
elevation ; plenty of shade and amusement.
O. W. nallElt. Ktakatom. Green county. N. Y.
LONG ISLAND.
Summer Homes on Long Island.
SWEPT BY OCEAN BnEKZES.
"Summer Homes," a book describing hotels and
boarding houses on Long Island, free upon applica
tion, at 118, 000, 1813 Broadway, ticket office, foot
of East 84th at. and James slip, foot New Chambers
at-, New York; 833 Fulton St., Eagle Summer Bureau,
and Flalbusu av, atatlon, L. I. R. R., Brooklyn, or aend
t cents In stamps to II. M. SMITH, Trafflo Manager
L. I. R. It.. Long laland City, New York.
Manhattan Beaoh Hotel
Will open June IT.
Oriental Hotel
Will apen Juae 94.
T. V. BILLECK. MANAGER.
108 Broadway. N.Y.
"THE EDGEMERE."
Edgemor. L. I., near Arverne; new Summer resort,
IB miles from city i new bole), magulBcently fur
Dished; all modern Improvements: two hundred
rooms; fifty private baths; surf and still water bath
ing, boating, and fishing; opena In June; three fur
nlabed oottagea. Applications for rooms oan be mad.
At Ollsey House, N. Y. J. II. BREaLLN.
C. W. SHEPHERD. M'gr;
ARVERNE HOTEL.
AUVKHIB-UY-TUK-NKA, I- I.,
Will open June 20 under new management. Thor
oughly rvnovated and redecorated. Perrect sanitary
arranaemenu. JOHN O'COVIOH, leasee.
N.w York olTice, Hotel Imperial.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOREST ElflEXS HOTEL
AND COTTAGES.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
: IiODGXl,
brat appointed private cottage lit the mountains. TO
LET. with trslned servants, under hotel management.
Housekeeping without a care; luxuries of home and
hotel combined. Builders' plsns and New York ref.
erences. Golf links; half mile bicycle track. Every,
thing up to data.
J. V. UI1P1.BY CO.. yraacanta. W. It.
MASSACHUSETTS.
l"Kt'K I.1A,
Van Deuaenvlllo Station,
OB AT UAItUINUTOaf, MAS.
New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
MBatKHIUUB P1V1MIOM.
CANADA.
CIODERICH, Canada; prettiest, healthiest town;
J great lakes, cooled breeses, 000 miles wster; bi
cyclists' paradUs; moaqultoea, black fllea, malaria un
known, beaaon, April to November, Particulars,
CITIZENS' COMMITTEE-
MISCELLANEOUS.
HI'tlM-KIt HESORTS.
For circulars, Ac., apply to hotsl or
Hkka' Advertising Agency, 182 Nassau at, K, T,
Cat.blll HauBtaTasv H. Y Catsklll ML House.
Lang Uraaeh. W. J.. Ooean House. J, Settler.
UlekOeKI apri age, N. Y., Spring House, T. R. Prootor.
Water Mills, U U. Ba Boutbua pton, Msooz las.
Rummer Qwrtn.
NEW JERSEY.
NORMANDIE-BY-THE-SEri
(Normandls, near Seabrlght, Nen Jersey.)
Tbe bet appolntc-d hotTDe-r New Yorlc.
Hotel opo V-cdnds.T. June 9. at tpecl&l rt.
Ilffulr opf-Dtatt VencMlar. June UU.
Opnior liupection. W 8. fiEWEs. Mr.
FKKDI.VA.SD V. EAKLE. Prop.
THE OCTAGOBy,
SEABRIGHT. N. J.
OPEM Jt'.tE 'JO.
The leading, largest, and brat appointed hotel at
Seabrlght. Directly on the beach.
TUB OCTACOV COTT A CH
OPEN FROM MAY TO OCTOBER.
Address GEO. II. BANDT.
HEAHIDK DOTRL,
Ocean Grove. The largeat and beat equipped hotel on
the ocean front. A. ft. STOCKTON.
THE ALLAIRE. Spring Lake. N. J.: 17tb season;
remodelled and Improved : now open
E. M. RICHARDSON,
Lone llrauch.
LOXU BltAXCli.
HO WLAND HO TEL
OFBXS TlllTUDAV, JltE 3.
Many Improvements being added to the house.
GEO. A. P. KELSEY, Prop.
N. Y. offlce noffinan nouae,
Asbury Park.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
Asnt'nv P.IRK, X. J. OPBS JV.VK 10.
Directly on the Beach. The leallng hotel In every
respect. Elevator. MORGAN at PARSONS.
THE FAIRFIELD Ma.neartheocian'.
Now open for the aeason. A. II. WASIIMOOD, Prop.
Country oard.
C1ATSKILLS Central farmhouse; good country
board; moderate terma.
F. A. BARBER, Lanesvllle, Oreene county, N. Y.
CoUtfjfu nnd Schools.
"Tor Boya and Toansr nen City and Ceunlry.
DWIGHT SCHOOL, 15 W. 43D ST.
(!VBAU KIFTII AVBVl'K.)
lHth year twsloi Spt. Uy, 1 tlttf .
One of the direct on will be at the whool dallj from
0:8u to lit throtmhout the summer. Physical and
chemical laboratories. Oymnaalum. Limited claMea.
with pedal attention to the Individual pupil. Annual
catalogue for 1H07-8 mailed on application to
ARTUUK WlLUAMa(Yale). PrtnclpaL
Berkeley School, 1824 West 44th SL
Autumn half, 18th year befftna Sept. 97. Threo
vaoanelee lor boarder. Kew arrangement for
Junior Department, atrei 8 to 13. For regUter ad
drew JOHN 8, WHITE, LL.D., Head Matter.
Duslnem Callevea.
A LL Tadaate plaoodi Metropolitan School t Itaaa
.fa. Pitman horthaadj prlrato lessons at class rata.
100 0th ar.
niaoellaneoua,
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
EXAMINATIONS 1897.
Examinations, for admission to the Freshman and
Sophomore Classes of all depsrtments of Princeton
TJnlTer.lty will be hold In thn cltr of New York, on
TIII'lUDAY A.NU Km DAY, JlIt IT AAU 1H,
lflOTt oommenclngat 10 o'clock A. M., In the .Lee tare
Boom of the KX YOltK I.V HCIIOOU on tho
OTI1 FLOOR or THIS EQ11TAULK BUIIsDI.fO.
BOO UllOADWAT.
Btudenu Intending to enter the Freshman Class ono
year later may pass at this time a prullmlnary examl
cation oorertnf a portion of the entranoo require
ments. A PniXR OF t-IOO will be Riven by THIS
PIUXCKTOV LXVII OF KX YOIIK to the appll
cant who at inch time and ptsoe shall pass the best
full entrance examination to the Academic Freshman
Class, thn prise to be paid after matriculation.
For catalogues, examination papers, and further
Information apply to
THACY H. HAIUUS. 'flft. 43 Cedar St.
IIOUEIIT KELLY PKENTICK, Hlt IBB ITway.
OEOIU.E WM. IlUItLEIUH. '08. 11 William it.
H. N. VAN DYKE, UegUtrar. Princeton, N, J.
MASSACHUSEnSIHSTITUTEOFTECHHOLOOY
BOSTON, MAES.
COURSES IN ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE,
CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, DIOLOUY, AND GENERAL
STUDIES.
ItXTIlAXCK RXAIIIWATIOXS IN MB1V YORK
Jt'l.Y 1ST AU !1D.
Addreaa
H. W. TYLER, Ph.D
a Secretary,
SWIMMING taught at Dath Beaoh. Call this forty
noon on Prof. DONALDSON, champion awlmmor.
14S Fulton at.
gujJlncjsjs Chnurrs.
1JIIINTINO executed at a few hours' notice) 10.000
circulars. II. EDGAR PRINTING AND STATION.
ERY CO., 00 Weal UUtu at,; vstabllahed 1SS7I a trial
solicited.
Sntrntfi.
GET RICH quickly; aend for "800 Inventions
anted EDGAR TATE ft CO., K43 B'way, N.Y,
1ATENTS for Inventions procured prumptiy; tow
. rates. ROEDER A BRIEbKN, tu Naaaau at., N, Y.
establUhed 1834.
gtrjsonal gotifcu.
AltMILlITB I 00 (tars' realilenoi..
llOltrBK. I HOGOATT ft GAHUTHERS
of DAKOTA have Eaalern unices. WHO Broadway.
JOANNA NEHLING I would be glad to hear from
you. Mra. FARNbS, Buvey Tracy, England.
OfflsTsjurnlturra
DKSUN AMJ Ofrit'B
rUBN ITUkE IN OREAT VARIE1 Y M AMUFACTURCD
BY T. O. UtUW, 111 FULTON ST.
1
VERY PERTINENT TO SATURDAY
This Store is a University. Science, Sociology, Fine Arts,
Mechanic Arts, Literature, meet human needs here.
You cannot seriously say that this place does not interest
you. It must interest you if you are interested in yourself.
The news to-day touches the spirit of a Summer Saturday.
WOMEN'S SUITSHALF PRICES
Two hundred spic and span, new tailor-made Suits are lure
to-day at about half prices. You can count on your fingers and
thumbs the really successful commercial tailors who produce
women's garments. The thumbs stand for the notable suc
cesses one of the successful tailors made these Suits.
After filling his orders he found he had too much cloth on
hand, and into Suits went all the stuffs he had. We closed
them cheap. The advantages are for Our Public.
SUITS COATS SILK LINED, SKIRTS PERCALINE LINED, $7.50
SUITS COATS AND SKIRTS SILK LINED, $9.75
Values run to $20 and more the average saving is half.
Fabrics are serges, broadcloth, cheviots and fancy suitings.
The plain colorings are navy blue, black, green, plum and
heliotrope.
Some have fly-front coats; others, jaunty cutaways.
Selling starts when the Store opens this' morning. Second
floor, Broadway.
muslin Interest in the setni
insinPDWPAP annual Muslin Under
UNDERWEAR wear sale increases the
days pass. It is not an old stock bol
stered up with a few dozens of fresh
garments. Absolutely and entirely
new every piece made within the past
two months. No skimping of material
or shirking of work in the making.
The sort of underwear that pleases the
most critical women. Prices quality
considered are not approached.
Gowns, 50c to $10.50
Chemises, 25c to S3. 50
Corset Covers, 18c to S3
Drawers, 1 5c to $
Short Petticoats, 25c to S2.25
Long Petticoats, 50c to $10.50
Lawn Dresses, $1.50 to $5
Lawn Dressing Sacks, 65c to $10.50
Colored Petticoats, 50c
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
Drawers, sizes 2 to 14 years, 6c t6 22c ;
Gowns, sizes 4 to 14 years, 50c; Boys'
Night Shirts, 2 to 12 years, 40c to 48c;
Infants' Long Slips, 25c and 50c
Seeead flawr, Fourth avenue.
WOMEN'S We are building a Shoe
SHOES business. It grows fast. Our
Shoe experts understand their
craft. Mean cheapness, the sort that
murders quality, never gets foothold in
our Shoes.
No business is more progressive.
Science makes Shoes fit as they never
fitted before. Invention cheapens shoe
making and tanning. Wit buys leather
wisely. Together they give surprising
results.
Poor Shoes we will not sell. Every
woman wanting good Shoes to the
finest shall be supplied here. Many
of our Shoe prices are almost magical
for real cheapness.
Spatterdash Boots for women bi
cyclists a full supply $2.25. Been
going for a month and New York still
wonders.
Laced and buttoned Shoes of splen
did chrome tanned kidskin, seven sorts,
at $1.60. Merit and economy of these
Shoes cannot be overstated. Soles are
first-class oak tanned, and the whole
construction warrants our first-class
guarantee.
Oxford Ties, two sorts, at $1.25.
With us they were $1.80, but the shoe
world asks $2.50 for equal Shoes.
These offerings are not spasms. The
goods are in full supply and regular.
Special baits have no place in our Shoe
policy.
ueeond floor. Tenth atraet.
MEN'S Warm weather Shirts of
chiptc percale and madras at $1. One
:mK,: pair of detached cuffs no col
lars go along. A saving for you at
this price.
MEN'S BiS lots of the 50c sort
NECKWEAR V6..0- aJ 25c
Splendid assortment
MEN'S Imported, and so cheap
COLLARS fteX' f toe town agog.
AND CUFFS COLLAlri2-,V2CriA,D
CUFFS, 25c PAIR.
All sizes and newest shapes.
Broadway and Ninth street.
CANDIES Vanilla Marshmallows,
pure, fresh and delicious, t8c
a pound; regularly 25c to 50c None
better, you may be sure.
Uasemeut.
glnnoforttj, Orowtt, &c.
s$$s& PIANOS
Thoae Interested In pianos ahould vlalt our ware
rooms. We bavo the moat oomplete stock, and, CO V
TROLLIXU TIIIlItE VACTOltlBS. oan (Ult th.
taste and means of all.
Vf BUBIt.WIIBKLOrK COII-Af.Y,
FIFTH AV.. COR. 10T11 ST.
FISCHER PBA&MOS
The largest and llne.t aaaortment of Orands and
Uprights n unique designs and choice woods Mod.
erate prices and eaav payments. Pianos for rent, ex
changed Several secoua band Pianos of our own and
other celebrated makers at low prices.
FISCHER PIANO WAREROOMS.
83UnlonsQuare.West.betweanHthandl7thsu..N.T.
A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO. II 40, 13 monthly; Chick.
erlng, bargain, WUtSNER, 80 Montgomery at,
Jersey City,
AFINE Slelnway, 1173, 10 monthly; upright, bar
gain. WISSNEltHALL. 811 Broad st Newark. N J.
BARGAINS. Three second hand uprights, good a
new, fully warranted, from 1100 up: delivered,
with stool and cover, f rest aquarea from 130 up. Open
Saturday rvenlngs. WHITNEY ft CO., new warerooms.
1 1 II Weat 1 HOth St., between Lenox and 7th ava.
1JAU0A1N.-Cbi.rlag Parlor Grand, good aa newt
-L suy itrms. Factory WESEH Bros.,
s M4 West 484 It,
wmiPN-c Women will welcome
nivM lhe news that we h:ve
uiAiVEa 11400 more of
Choix & Co.'s suede Gloves to sell
AT FIFTY CENTS.
Regular prices are $1. The maker's
name is a guarantee of goodness. Ten
colors. Four-button and eight-button
length mousquetaire.
Tenth atraet. i
CHILDREN'S tnT5,"nc ,ff ,mother?
TRIMMED know the helpfulness of
H.T this Mihinery store.
nA,: Here's just a hint at its
attractions :
Mull, Chiffon and Straw Hats, 8
neatly trimmed with ribbons and field
flowers,
$2, $3 and $4.
Some were made to sell for double
all remarkably cheap.
Duck and crash Tarn O'Shanters
at 25c
WOMEN'S ur entire 'ock of
UNTRIMMED colored Straw Hats is to
HATS evied- A
TO-DAY 35c
Yesterday 75c and $1. All colors, and
over fifty shapes. New styles.
Seeaud fleer. Tenth street.
WOMEN'S -k k't frm M-V
SHIRT trade-sale are fast disap
WAISTS Paring. Assortments still
good
FIFTY CENTS
for Waists that were 75c to $1.25
during the May sale, regularly up to
$2. Madras, lawns and percales.
Girls' Shirt Waists in the lot, also.
Sizes 8 to 16 years.
Seeoad fleer.
MEN'S A st0 that Pv
UNDERWEAR 3 J0'" of , thi
newest and best from
Europe and America. Four items
unusually interesting on account of
their true cheapness.
At 50c each India gauie Shirts, white. Ion?
and short sleeves. English made.
At 75c each Fine gaue French halbnfrw
Shirts and Drawers, light weight Regu
lar $1.
At $1.75 each Silk and balbriggan Shim
and Drawers, novia and slcy blue. Summer
weight
At 1-50 each Lisle thread Shirts ml
Drawers, with pink .and sky blue silk
stripes; Surnmer weight
Broadway
Y0UR P yu man woman.
BICYCLE ch'-d- Ask your friend
that owns a Continental
which you shall buy. The verdict
comes this way.
Continental for 1898, $50; for 1S97
$45; Continent, $37.50; Keystone, for
boys and girls, $25 to $30. Lamps,
20th Century, $1.60; Banner, $1.75:
Veeder Cyclometer, 10,000 miles and
repeat, 95 c
A Bicycle Store, not a Bicycle di.
partment
Basement,
HAMW0CKS ThV complete the eter
nal fitness of the Summer
house porch. Eternal fitness is che.ip
Mexican grass, 75c, $1, $1.50 mi
$2; woven with pillows, fancy colors,
$1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $2.75, $3, $3-50.
$4 and $5.
Baseman t
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and loth sts
giuttoUxitu, OrfltiujJ, &r.
I7LEGANT upright piano. I103,$t) monthly, "fla
il way. bargain. WIBS NEll.a5Et 14th t i'1-o
.v.nlngs.
1)IANOS. Low rents; seaside or country a .nr,-
assortment of secondhand uprights frum 11-3
upi IS monthly until paid.
OORDON'b. ISO 0th av bet. 0th anl ttl.t.
R. M. Walters Pianos
RENTED EAHY TKUM3; EXCHANGED. W I I'
loa, lOT X. BSD ST., BjBAII lllloa.ll. 11,
STEINWAY, lino. S monthly; upright, rem, 1
WISSNEH,0tJV Fulton St., Brooklyn; open evenings.
TO REIT rOBCOllaTRY OH BIB tNIIDIIK.
Very cuoloe pianos at extremely low prices.
We advise early application, either In person or by
man. HARDMAN, PECK ft CO.. 0th av. and luih it.
Mt. Vernon branch, 04 South 4th av,
THIRTY full also aquare pianoa at 170 each, 13
monthly. W1SSNKK HAU. 808 Fulton it , Brook.
lyn,
TTPH'OIIT PIANO 1110,10 monthly; Btetnway, bar
U galni rent 18. WISbNLR, 03K State .1., sear
Fiatbuab av, Brooklyn.
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gaptt oxg.
rMLDINO PAPER BOXESforpat.nl medloUea. mall
I. lug boxes, Aci quick printing of oarda. enraloDSJh
Mtibitfa, AO. 'J.P.B,Xi,BSJlll.Js.
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