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10 ' ' ' ' ' THE SUN, MONDAY, JUNE 21, fe97,. ' ' . W
! $muementf.
iMAtNTHAtTATyTBEACH.
ft n apt by on Drecae.
Sousa's Concerts, '
Pain's Fireworks, ;.':&
De Wolf Hopper, 'X&T'
FECIAL FEATlTtK ox
Queen's Jubiloo, June .
ftJSIO TEAClfKIVB' NATIONAL AiwOOiATlON,
J.U. orand Central Palter. June 24-8B, lvth oonv.n
tlohl educational conferences, ruusleat and literary
program mee, orchestral anil choral concerts; member
ship tickets prior to June 4 at IV K, 14th st.i during
convention at tliket window) separate admUtltn
ttokets, OOo. to all sessions, recitals. ., and tbe mo
leal exolblti 1 00 to Inaugural meeting and Friday,
Saturday, and Monday evening concert f or sale at
music stores and Orand Central Palace.
" aiAumo nquAri'iTRirur UAnniM q
i Rvery eve'g at 8, Including Sunday. E"
CILVMJE OP PROOItAMMB NIOUTLY. I .
O roriXAit con but (1
2: By ton MFTROPOUTAN ;
O, T-KKMAKKNT OllUIIKftTUA. O
I ' 60 INSTRUMENTALISTS BO
0 I A. NhUhNUORHF, Conrtuotor. ,
3 BEATS, c. AND one. I O
In lot event of rain, performances In Concert Hall.
TUP llltltAMI Ml. TIIK1TIIK. bra. 8110.
11 Ki UATINFEH WCD ft SATURDAY.
nirr.'s OIDI n&o nkihts in London.
CIIKAT HIT. ValPT I. STILL THERE.
B0th Souvenir Per- LTDnM Dukn of York's
forniane Juno 28. rllVrei Theatre.
BCAIa FOUR WEI'.KS IN B&DIQ
ADVANCE. ITjrHttlOs
QiQTftP'fi roxTiMoiia
s0 IUn O 'KlIKOU.'tlAACia.
itliao to II l. i. senta to unit no rente.
xow camisv or a itvsicAi. aTAtu.
Bojle and Oratiain, Da FHllppli.
Frankla Haines, Ned Wayburn,
AAD TUB CHEAT KlftOPTIHUV.
KEITH'S Continuous Performance.
nbO I II V 2Sc. noo. Soon to 1 1 1'. St.
ClIARLEH DICKSON and LILLIAN BUItKHART,
PATRICE (in A New Yotr'e Dream"). THE GREAT
BIOailAPH (new views), 1IK11U QHAIS' UAllOOK
and DONKEY, UARY M)RSLAN, DCOSiOU, KIJITII
Kl.VUs-LSY. 35 otUcrbtan
EMPIRE THEATRE. ar8VNI
CUAKU& FUOUUAN Uanarar
liulll VMK.
TUB DHIU.IAM UOMANCE,
ukdkbi '1'iiu Dta-;np biobhe.
i Kveulnja, b'iO. Matlnea Saturday at WilB.
' hllVIO EVERY EVKNINO Tf5.
HI n a W IJC uats. wed. and sat. at .
BIHIU I TUB CincLM (.ML.
11EH1UEST PLAY IN TOWH.
LABTTVgEg. MTn AND LAST WEEK.
ACAURRIV or BlL'aiC latitat. antlrring pL
CORBEH- v"ta0O,S00Du.uw,u
FITZSIMMONS MtU- auXjii. ., a.
KNICKERBOCKER '11
A ROUND OF PLEASURE.
nuaic.il a ninua sour uaiuiiu.
ORKATCUUTIF.lt, I and 110 Taudarllla
HATTIE DKLARO BAnNEa, Blara.
0LYHPIA E00F GARDEN.
Sara, Ubam'a Cotoroona, EitraTagania, Speelaltlea.
Ill in P niP 1-tTH BT. MDfcEUM. Expoattlon of
rlllKrn A Waahlns Women. Ward Lynch Co.
IIUULII U rraakljnCo.ln"aiIata."
CASIAO. To-morrow (Tuta.) nljhtl qnaenl JutllM
KouTenlrat 60th Sour. Ngt., Jul a. Tbr Whirl or lb
Tonu I ROOF BarrUon Blataraand DaUetl Adm. 60a.
gicurfllons.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
LEAVE FOOT EAST 8TH BT. dally. B:B0, 6:40,
7.40. :au, 11:00 A. H, 12:10, and hourly from 1:10
to fi'40, 0.Ou.and halt hourly from 0:40 to 0:40 P.kt.i
additional train on raca daya. C. L J. 0, 12-40 p. u.
EXlllIUIO.t TIIHKTU, 40 CBTS.
LaaTa WIUTEIIALL ST. hourly from 7:10 A. 1L to
1:10. and half hourly from 1:10 to 0:10 P. II. Addi
tional tralna ram dan, a 1. 1. O., 11:40 A. JL, 12:40
ffls Bxcunsioa ticukts, s cexto.
! M ROCKAWAY BEACH.
K LEAVE E.84TD 8T. N.Y DAILY, 8:40. 8:00, :10.
iW 10:60 A. it., IS:20. 1:20. S:20. 3:30, 4:20. B:0. 0:80.
&.' 7:20.8:10, 0:10 F.tL AddlUoiul train Saturday
Wm anly, W0. iB0. 8:40 P. 1L
: If CONEYlSLAND.
' M Culver Route.
Wm Lena foot WBtTEIIALL ST.. Tla Bay Rld, daily
t Slf and Sundaya. 8:10, 0:10. and halt hourly from 10:10
' 81- A. M. to 10:10 P. II. Laat train Uarea Coney Iiland
!:; 11 ;33 P. M. EXCUIUI09I TICUBTS. as CESTS.
H(1.l IS BBOOKLYS BBIDOB BOCTB.
1 IS Tralna direct from BROOKLYN BIUDQE. tU Drook-
BS" Jf5j IT" EleTated R. R. and P. P. and C. LB.R. Dally,
11 , SA 7:18. h:ia,8:B3.U:48. and baU hourly from 10:83 A.
If I M-to ,2-ai) P. ., ana erarr XO mluuua from 1:07 to
IS.' f ". 10:47 P. JL
mfe i sS Bocxw trip, no cetw.
II, plf' -PHE 0BLDFAH0US PLEASURE GROUNDS.
II- fM, I obb. A delightful tall on rut
II V$s." .8ifte9ak&v colnc iteamera. Two
II- SSiT HPnlhVv arrand concerts dally.
f i; 41 OH "SB .wnlVklatnlflcent f o 1 1 a e.
- Kf- mTAa Ml nl t l Ism rara plants, and hortl-
t k 1Mb fct BnaiTH Ik 1 DBn cultural wonders. An
I B'l H ?assassWhlKVl ssasn unequaled menacerle.
HI' WZl assssSsssssaBKmHeasssal mamlflcent aviary,
f:3 (sssssssssssssssssasBessssskHH mammoth aquarium.
$ 7V HiTBBSiTBHsrH crand museum, all
$ mi' H I qJJ Hv .lillBl FREE. Genuine Glen
: b'Si' H RsT ItW n K' I H If 'aland Qam Bake.
a i'Kfc Vl KjI sb 1 m I J' Dinners a la cart.
p JT 'AJpJIcjgljaUJaA., K(n oeatschland."
' g W'-Ttie Dairy.' Boat
!, as'' ksBsaaBHHHs lnr. bathlnr, fUhlnf,
r .. Bbowllna and billiard.
HV TJll TABLl-8TAlflnt8 UITI
assa fx, m h !. BrMkiva. ae ia.t., iLxt a.h.1 i.w, i.i.
fm La t-te r il. fajtlia St. i ai. n a a., i ., t,
(-? tiM' .;. r." tjKvi : otrt ulahb. ii a.m. r just.
- IK, lr,ll.,rMJll.dlr IXTkA BOATS BCHDATa.
Hl lis EXOCnSION -to CENTS. ..
Bfi Inelndes Admission to All Attraotlong.
. I IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
H? lip TUB OXI.V ALIWATRn noUTI! TO
I 00Ni ISLAND,
v tfJ LANDINO AT THE IRON PIERS. '
f K. TIME TABLE (SUBJECT TO CI1ANOE)-
if " FromUsdst.. N. It., hourly from W a. M. until 0 P.M.
tf From Pier (New) No. I.N.Y., halt an hour later.
. if Prom Coney Island hourly from 10:40 A. 1L until
IBBi 10:40 P. M.
v f Tickets on sale at all downtown track stations ot
the Elerated Railroads.. East Side pauenger trans-
; ferred tree to Battery Place. Returning East Side paa-
h v aengers deposit tickets at Battery Plaoe and are trana-
' ferred tree to the East Bide.
U I BXCUnMO.1 TICKET,aO CHtTg.
Hi' I II10LERA ifANKB. ITump-back ban. SUamer
Hr J V- EC1IU YLF.R roes Tuesday and Thursday. 7 Bo.
pBW , three bunches bait. IIAKCOX.
Hi i TlEHSKA yisni.NO-stramerAN-OLr.R.dallEait
1.' v Xaiit, 7 South Btn. Wllllam.bur, 7:18; Ratterr,
! ; 7:40. Fara 75 ceuu. with 2 bunches bait ; clut. 70o.
HH v-- "CISHINa DAILY 70c. 8 bunches bait: ladles 40o.
P X' Battery dnok, 8, steamer BCnUYLKRi East Slst
1 ,- st, 7:10) Bridge dock. Brooklyn, 7:30 Franklin, 8:20.
J V 1IANCOX.
HH X OEA BASS FISIIINO Steamer AL FOSTER, dally,
Hj! O Easy 33d st . 7:40; Battery, 8.20. 81. with bait.
Hi it wbit poi.vt, ctvni;rtii, androtian
M I; KBEPS.B dally Eiri'imiox (except Sundays)
Is or palace Iron Day Line Stearaera New York and
1 ti Albany from D'Sbroues at. pier at 8:40 A. It. and
HJ ' W,,t 'S(1 "- ' u A. H.
H, ffinntfd tmaltn.
H I THE SUN
(H I Harlem Branch
H f W WEST 125TH STREET
HHL ARTIFICIAL, r-LOWElU,. Ooo.l exprauceil sum-
ox pie maVer on fancy feathers and artltlclal dowers,
'B ' and take charge of factory i good position for capable
'.l , person. Address, with referriuws, fOUE WOMAN,"
iBHB , - box K00 Sun oOloe.
HHf : --: 1
9H' ' Wantga aleig ernanicg. St.
HJi' & CniEEFlU0N''tn5RKJSWrc
;'-HHl' 5 9 O. g. WERNER. 408 East 77th U
HHsl ' '; xTANTr.D A doorman horseshoer at 160 "Boat
fHHl ' W 20tb st.
''HHj f "tjiJANTED A flreman horsethoer. 80 Thomas St.,
,HH , w "r-
, .... .
u-HBlS ' A TBUeTWORTHY mTdTle"aged Amt'rlTan widow,
lk A competent to wait upon an elderly luralld lady or
JtflHMn gentleman. or ns houukeeper cor rlderly couple where
jIHlw work would be light! good seamstress) personal refer-
f ; i ences. Call or adlre.s Mrs. tlORlUS, 81 Clinton ar
HBI S2,CJ2;
,LHll ' A REFItlED YODNO IRISH OIRL, IsUly landed.
!HK ;,. XV would Uko a position as waitress or chamborculd
'JSwa '' la prlTaie family. Address D, box 187 Sun up-
fHMB f sown omee, 1880 Broadway,
r-HMi K fe. A T"A"ciinRCn EMPLOYSTBNf'BDREru-ISt. Bar.
l'BBfB.-ki thotomsw'S), SOB East 4'.'d t, arst-cla domesUc
t t'Msfc - iVfc.- are auppliwl.
!HHkP&1V, Vo0t,Ovo111' s position as chambermaid
SHbIhiIIIIK eVinASbifi"t.iJl'lru ,'""n, emi,1""' room
Hw, iSUuiition m'anttd Irtalw.
i'HKlssB TO A DVERTI8INO CLERK and stenographer (colored)
''B1 -. -f s- wants a sltustloui gooil refereures.
- ItlUBAllD JOUXbON, 808 East 182d St.
H'ftr Swots.
S IB 'li'' d RlCIt QUICKLY. Send for "800 Inventions
HJl'lll VJ Warned." TtDOAR TATK A CO . 24ft Bway, N. Y.
jkjHsssBsaeaaBlBB 'pAJrENTS for Inventions procured promptlyi low
BHHHBbHHw WMir U1UL .Nau st.,7 N. y7
aHHHHEHHk
. 'IbhtV - ' -
AMMEYEft:
" Stamped od n Sboc'l
nEAHS STfifiOARD of nEWT
6aAVENcUNER20xaST
Jlii?JVT WITH
TENDER FEET
MADE HAPPY.
FOIl SPUING AND BUMJIER WB
HAVE ORIGINATED AND DESIGNED
FOIt MEN WITH TENDER FEET A
LINE OF SHOES MADE OF
Trd. "SOOLMA KID" Mark,
in Black and Colors,
TnAT WILL FEEL ON THE FOOT THE
SAME AS A KID GLOVE FEELS ON
THE HAND, BRIGHT AND BRIL
LIANT IN CHARACTER, REQUIRING
NO BLACKING LIKE CALFSKIN, AND
WILL NOT CRACK LUCE PATENT
LEATHER.
MEN'S GENUINE
SOMA 0D SHOES,
Lace, Congress, and Oxford,
In Black and Colors,
$3.50. Jfj
No man suffering with tender
feet should tall to try a pair ot
these shoes.
Trade "SOOLMA KID"
IS MADE OF THE HIGHEST GRADE
OF IMPORTED STOCK, TANNED EX
PRESSLY FOR ME, AND IS GUAR
ANTEED SUPERIOR IN FINISH AND
WEAR TO ANY OTHER BRAND OF
KID, AT ABOUT ONE-HALF THE COST.
Nowhere else can shoes of
Soolma Kid be purchased.
A. J. CAMME YER,
6th Ave., Corner 20th St.
public goticcji.
pOST OFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested, as changes
may occur at any time).
Foreign mails for the week ending June fO. 1807,
will close (PROMPTLY In all cases) at the General Poal
Offlo as follows:
TRANSATLANTIC! MAILS.
TTJMDAY. At TA.1L for EUROPE, per steamship
Trave, Tta Plymouth and Bremen (litters 'or Ire
land must be directed" per Tra-re"); at 8 A.M.
for NETHERLANDS direct, per steamship Edam.
Tla Amsterdam (letters must be directed per
Edam"): at 0 A. M. (supplementary 10.D0 A. it.)
for IRELAND (letters only), per steamship An
ranla, Tla Queenatown (letters for other part of
Europe must be directed ' per Auranla").
WEDNESDAY At 7 A, 1L (supplementary 9 A. U.)
for EUROPE, per a. a, fit. Loula. Tta Southamp
ton: at o AM. (supplsmsntary 10:80 A. M.) for
EUROPE, per s. a. Britannic, via Queenatowsi at
10 A. U. for BELGIUM direct, pera. (. Vrlealand,
Tla Antwerp (letters must bo directed " per Fries
land"). THURSDAY. At 4 A, U. for EUROPE, par a. a. P.
Bismarck. tU Plymouth, Cherbourg and nam-
BATURD'aT. At 8:80 A M. for FRANCE, SWITZER
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUOAL, TURKEY.
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per ateamshlp La
Oesco-me.. Tla HaTre : at 8:80 A M. for QERMANY,
DENMARK, SWEDEN, NORWAY (Chrlstlasla)
and RUSSIA, per steamship Spree, Tla Bremen
Getters for other part of Europe, TlaCberbourg.
must be directed "per Spree-1): at 8 A Mr for
NETHERLANDS dlreot. persteamshlp Amsterdam.
Tla Rotterdam (letters must be directed "per
Amsterdam"): at 10 A M. for SCOTLAND direct.
Kx ateamshlp Ethiopia, Tla Glasgow (letters must
directed "per Ethiopia "li at 10 A M. (supple
mentary 1 1 10 A. M.) for EUROPE, par steamship
Umbrta, Tla Queenatown.
STEINTED MATTER, Ac German steamers selling
on Tuesdays take printed matter, Jb-, for Ocr
many, and specially addressed printed mstter,
Aa, for other parts of Europe. American and
White Star ateamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Tbursdsrt, and Cunard, Frenoh, and
German steamers on Saturdaya take printed mst
ter, 4tc for all countries for which thsy are ad
vertised to carry maSL
After the closing; ot the supplementary Traniatlantlo
Malls nsmea above, additional supplementary
malls are opened on the piers of the Amerloan,
English. French and German stesmera, and re
main open until within Ten Minutes of ths hour of
sailing of steamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES, Ao.
MONDAY. At 8:80 A JL for PORTO RICO direct,
per steamship Btrsitt ot Dover from Philadel
phia! at 10 A. M. (supplementary 11 A.M.) for
CENTRAL AMERICA (except Costs Rica) and
SOUTII PACIFIC PORTS, per stesoshlp Advance,
Tla Colon (letters for Guatemala must be directed
" per AdTanoe") i at 13 P. M. for DbLlZE, PUERTO
CORTKZ, and GUATEMALA, per steamer from
New Orleans; at V P. M. for JAMAICA per steamer
from Boaton.
TUESDAY At 10 A. 11. (supplementary 10:80 A. M.)
for FORTUNE ISLAND. JKREMIK. JAOHEL. anil
AUX CAYE8, per steamship Alps: at IS P. JL for
COSTA RICA, per steamer f rom Nsw Orleans.
WEDNESDAY. At 11 A. M. (supplementary 11:30 A
M.lfor VENEZUELA and CURACAO, also 8A VA
NILLA and OARTI1AOKNA, Tla Curaoso. per
steamship rhtladslphlai at 1 P. M. for CUBA per
steomshlp Yumurt. Tla Havana: at 1 P. M. (sup
plementary 1:80 I M for CAPE HAITI. ST. DO
MINOO, and TURKS ISLAND, per steamship Cher
okee. TOURSDAT. At 8 80 A.M. for PORT ANTONIO, per
steamer from Phlledclphlaiat 8 P. M. for PORTO
RICO direct, persteamshlp Themis.
JTUDAY.-At 1 P M. for BARBADOS direct, and
NORTH BRAZIL, Tla Para and Manaoa, per alaam
shlD UUdebrand.
SATURDAY. At 8:80 A. M. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per steamship Corean, from Philadelphia: at UiBO
A. M. (supplementary 10 A M.) for ST. TUOMAS,
ST. CROIX, LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISL
ANDS, per steamship Fontabelle (letters for
Orenada, Trinidad, and Tobago must be di
rected "per Fontabelle ")4 at 10 A. M. (sup
plementary 10:80 A. M.) for FORTUNB ISL
AND, JAMAICA. BA VANILLA, and ORBYTOWN,
per steamship Altai (lettersrorOottalUee must be
directed "per Altai"): at 10 A.M (supplementary
10180 A. M ) for CAPE II All I. UONaIVES, PETIT
OOAVE, OAKTHAOr.NA, and SANTA MARTUA
per .teamshlp Holstelni At 10.80 A. M. for
CAMPE0IIB, CHIAPAS, TABASCO and YUUA
TAN, per steamship Orltaba (letters for other
parts of Mexico and for Cuba must be directed
"per Orlsaba")i at 10:30 A. M. for HAITI, CC
MANA and OAHUPANO, per ateamshlp Prlns
Msurtts (letters for other parts of Veueeuela,
Curacao, Trinidad, British anil Dutch Guiana
must be dlreoted "per Prlns Uaurlls"): atH.UO
P. U. for ST. PIERtlE-UtgUULUN, per steamer
(rom North Sydney, '
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax, and
thence by ateamer, olose at this office dally at 8,80
P. M. Malls for Mfquelon, by rail to BOMton and
thenoe by steamer, closo at tuts offloa dally at 8 :30
P. M, Malls for Cuba close at this o(noe dally at
7:00 A. M., for forwarding by steamers sailing
(Mondsys and Thursdays) from Port Tampa, Fie.
Malls for Mexloo City, overland, unleas specially
addressed for despatch by steira.r, close at this
orace dally at 1:80 A. M. and 8.80 P. M. Regis
tered mall closes at B .00 P. M previous day,
TRANB-PACIFIO MAILS.
Malls for China, Japan, and Hawaii, per steamship
City of Rio Janeiro (Trom Bau Frauolsco), close
her dally up to June 80 at 0:80 P.M. Hulls for
tbe Bocie.y Islands, per .UIpTropIo Bird (from
bsn Francisco), olose here dally up to June 24 at
8.80 P. M, Mails for China and Japan, per steam
ahlp Taooma (from Taoonia) close here dally
up to June 187 at 0:30 p. ji. Malls for
Australia (except West Australia), Hawaii
and FIJI Islands, per steamship Warrlnioo
(from Vancouver), close here dally after
June HO and up to July 1 at 0:80 P. M. Malls for
China and Japan (specially addressed only), per
ateamshlp Empress of China (trom Vancouver),
close here dally up to July IB at 0.3U P. M, Malls
for Hawaii, per stcamdilp Au.tralU (from Kan
Francisco), close hers dally up to July 7 at 8 30
P.M. Halls for Australia (except those for West
Auitralla. which are forwarded via gurope). New
Zealand, Hawaii, FIJI and Kamo-n Iilauds, per
steamship Moanj (from San Frann evo), tlonn here,
dally up to July 117 at 7:80 A, M , II A. M. and
n so 1', U. (or on arrival at New York of steam
ship Uuibrla with British malls for Australia).
Trans Pacirio malls are forwarded to port or sailing
dally and the achedule of i losing Is arranged nu th
presuuiptlom of their uninterrupted overland transit.
Iltegblerid mall closes at a P. M. previous day.
. .-' CORNBUUH VAN COtT. Postmaster.
Post Offl" Nsw York, N. Y June 18, 1887.
. .M. ki.i.i-i M .jfc.iimii ;..-i-ne,ftnaira98e
r .ja-ajaa-ajaajasaj-ajj
O'Neiirs.
One Thousand Silk Shirt Waists.
The Pick of this g "
Season's Styles T WM
at Less than f . J
Cost of Material. f SBM
French India and Taffeta Silk Shirt ' 7W J"! W M '
Waists, plain and fancy colors, full Wl7
fronts, double yoke back, pjy jr
f5T Regular Price 5.50, W ti
Sale Price 2.98 J
Silk Shirt Waists of Striped Taffetas; Shirt Waists in the best quality of
also in Accordion Plaited French Indias, French Taffetas, various designs, plain
and figured silks,
Cg- Regular Price 6.75, r Regular Price 8.00,
Sale Price Jg Sale Price 4$8
TWO BIG VALUES IN
Women's Tailored Suits
Tailored Suits of best Storm Serge, Suits of Wool Canvas, in colored
fly front jackets, lined throughout with mixtures, tans, grays, blues and black,
fine taffeta silks, skirts lined with flv front jackets and full skirts, all
French cambric, lined with taffeta silk,
ty Regular Price i&OO, I" Regular Price 20.00,
Sale Price tyjg Sale Price U.98
ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF
Women's Laundered Shirt WaistSo
L&- - Last week we made an-
f.jj2 other fortunate purchase of
rv?Ni A Laundered Shirt Waists
V1W a Purcnase tnat enables us
Jjs&L yW Pace on Sflie this niorn-
ffi(j0W - i"g the choicest of this sea-
llrl W ( m M son's productions at prices
flilMOv most extraordinary. Three
" Cy i that stand for the lot :
Ti cliiivli "w w 4 ozen fine Lawn zn Percala
JL - w Waists, excellent colorings, latest styles,
ttv. j f all sizes,
UiX Sale Price 59q
300 dozen Waists of fine dimity, Shirt Waists of lappets, etamines,
etamines, lappets, organdies and lawns, organdies and dimities, of very fine
detachable collars and cuffs, full assort- quality, detachable collars and cuffs,
ment of sizes and colorings, white or self, all sizes, dainty colorings,
IS" Regular Price 2.25, K5T Regular Price 2.75,
Sale Price gc Sale Price 1.59
To-Morrow Tuesday AN extraordinary sale
iu murruw, lueMidy, QF SUMMER SILKS. SEE
TO-NIGHT'S PAPERS FOR PARTICULARS.
Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street.
ummrr "Qtnoxtf.
Going to the Mountains?
Are you looking for a spot to spend tbe Summer
which combine health, comfort, and pleasure
AT MODEUATK COST?
If so, send 8 cents for postage or call and get free at
offices below the Illustrated book. "Summer Homes."
II gives lists of not lis. Farm and Boarding Houses,
with their location, rates, attractions, Ac., in the
Mountains of Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, and Delaware
Counties, N. Y.. on the main Una and branches of tbe
New York. Ontario A Western Railway, 8,000 feet
Store the aea, a realon of great beauty and absolute
ealthf illness. In New York: No. 8 Battery place. 118,
185,171, 371. V44, 1823 Broadway, in Astor place,
787 Otb av., 281 Columbus at., 134 Kast 125IU St.,
878 West ISMh st. i ticket offices, toot of Franklin
and West 42d sts. In Brooklyn: No. 4 Court St., 800
Pulton at., 68 Broadway, 887 Manhattan av. Green
point, and " Fjule" onto.
"ILLUSTRATED HOMES," containing half-ton. re-
Rrodnctlona from photorraphs of 835 of the above
HOMES," can be obtained ot ticket age nta f or 3Ba
J. C. ANDERSON. General Passenger Art.,
B8 Beaver at.. New York.
NEW YORK.
HOTEL 0HAMPLA1N,
July 1st to October 1st.
The Superb Adirondack and Uko Cham
plain Resort on Bluff Point,
Lake Champlain.
Delaware and Hudson ft. R. ststlon In grounds i all
trains and boat stop. Through drawing room and
sleeping ears from Nsw York. A Crstclass summer
resort Golf.
O. I. KBAVEY, Manager,
I. ft. Ilolol. CbamplMlu, . T.
N. Y. offlce Lincoln National Bank, 48d at., 0 to II
A. M., 0 to 8 P. II.
ADIltONDACK 9IOUNTAINS.
Adirondacks.
Xhe AmPer5and
ON LOWER HARANAO LAKE.
Special Terms for June.
TUB MOST DELIGHTFUL MONTH IN TIIK WOODS
(.oil" Links an Additional Attraction.
C. H. EATOST, Ampersand, N.Y., or 166 0th ar.
Sharon Sprlnfrs.
SHARON SPRINGS, N.Y.
PAVILION HOTEU Opon June 15.
JOnN n. OARDNER A SON,
SHARON HOUSE,
Open Juno 1st to Oct. 1st.
B. p. SHARP, Prop.
I.AnQKDT AND MONT COIII'LKTR HITLPUIIB
BATUI.U ttNTtULIMlllimtT TUB V. S.
PAMPULETS ON APPLICATION,
Sullivan County.
tVIIITK I.AHK.
SULLIVAN CO.. N. V,
THE KAUNEONGA.
buperlor table. Hates reasonable.
Address J. II. MARTIN A CO.
ai'UM.T iiuuni Washington Bros , proprietors.
Liberty, Sullivan county, N. Y. First-class aocommo
datlonst large farm and dairy, plenty of fresh milk,
good livery 1 gunning and tUuiigi CaUiollo famUr,
umnicK lriaiortji.
N EW VO R K.
LONO ISLAND.
Summer Homes on Long Island.
SWEPT BY OCEAN BREFZUS.
"Long Island," a new Illustrated descriptive book,
and "Bummer Homes," a book describing hotels and
boarding housrs on Long Island, free upon applica
tion, at 118, UB0. 101.1 Broadway: ticket offices foot
of East 84th st and James slip, foot New Chambers
t"Ji!iT' y"'' saa '""on st , Eagle Rummer Bureau,
and Flatbuih av, station, I I. It. R , Brooklyn, or send
(ft) ceuu In stamps for "Lon.r Iiland," or (8) osnts
for "bummer Homes." to II. M. SMITH, Traffic
Manager L. I. U. It., Long Island City, New York.
Manhattan Beaoh Hotel
Now Open.
Oriental Hotel
Will open June 94.
T. t. SILLKCK. MANAGER.
NEW JERSEY.
tocitwooD nofsr. iAi.if.itr., s. j.
Board by lb. week or season: (Spar week, P, O.
address. North Long Branch, N, J, Telephone call.
11 P, Galilee.
r)EAMUIt IIOTICL.
Ocean Grove. The largest and best-eunlpped hotel on
the ooean front. A ft. STOCKTON.
'rilE ALLAIRE, Spring Lake, N. J.i 17th season:
.. rsmodslled and Improvedi now otmn.
, C M. RICHARDSON.
SenUrlfrlit.
NORfVlAHDIEBY-TIIE-SEA.
(Hormandio. near Seibrlght, New Jersey.)
The best appointed hotel n- ar New York
Safest bathing beai h on the ooaal.
Hotel now open at spootal rates.
Fine nshlng In the river on account ot Inlet.
W. 8, HEWES, Mgr. F, P. EAR1.E, Propr.
PENNSYLVANIA.
NAOMI PIIVBS IHH'SH. Naomi Pines, Pa., Mon
roe Co, PocunnMt.i lake II mllesi 100 acres of
Plnesi spring wateri steam beat, gas aud liatlis,
beud for booklet, v, c. MILI.E11.
Delaware Water Gap.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE J"1"'0 Water Gap, Pa.
muun Ifills nuuor.. Location unextello.1. Open
May toNov. Send for booklet. Mre.Theo llatuorAbou.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
WHITE
MOUNTAINS
IVIAPLEWOOD
The grand centra of all the drives, walks, rambles,
sports and attractions. An Ideal vacation spot. Prl
TAteooltagea to rent. Maplewood Cottage open June
4. Maplewood Hotel opens July t.
A1NSLIK & WKU8TK11, Manaeera.
Addre till June 80, Tbe Jetfenon, Uldunund, V.
TO YOUNG OR NEW HOUSEKEEPERS I
It would be worth your while to even anticipate coming events by going i
through these chance cheap small lots of Parlor Suits, to be shown for the first f
time mis Monday morning. Though all advertisements look alike, a sight of .
these goods will satisfy you that you can make your money go twice as far as .
you thought. 7
Mahogany finished, 3 pieces, inlaid and carved, green Mahogany finished, 3 nieces, inlaid and carved, green 1 -velvet
seats, embroidered, 26. velvet scats, embroidered, J?38.
Mahogany, 3 pieces, inlaid, fancy striped silk seats, $27. Mahogany, 3 pieces, carved, red velvet scats, embroli 1
Mahogany finished, 3 pieces, neatly carved, green velvet crcdi 34 1. Jk
seats, embroidered, 28. Imitation Mahogany, 3 pieces, richly carved, green vel. I
Mahogany finished, 3 pieces, inlaid lines, silk damask vet seats and backs, embroidered, $43- 1
seats, $0. Mahogany, inlaid with brass, upholstered in green vel. fl
Mahogany, 3 pieces, neatly carved, silk damask seats,$45. vet, tiniel embroidered, t?95. I .
ODD, BUT FINE, PARLOR CHAIRS AT REDUCED PRICES ?
Mahogany finished, velvet covered, embroidered back, Malachite finished, high back, covered in fancy Morrii
$5 ; reduced from $7.50. velvets, $9 ; reduced trom $12. I
Mahogany finished, velvet covered, fancy embroidered Quartered oak, Bokarah covered back and loosa I -back,"S5.50
; reduced from $8. cushion seat, fancy claw feet, gto ; reduced from S15, 1 v.
Mahogany finished, velvet covered, high arms and Mahogany, inlaid, silk covered seat, Si 5; reduced ?
fancy spindled back, $& reduced from $11. from $20.
- PARASOLSFOR NEXT TO NOTHING I
fNo use carrying last season's Parasol nor the storm-1
stained or broken one, when so many are here to be sold at 1
half old values. 1
At 75c. values up to 82-Coaching At J2iS0 values to $6Coachi I
fTrfZ'rS and Trimmed" handsome I 1
figured; lace and chiffon trimmed over effccts. fl ej anj I
At $1.35, value $2Coaching, plaid tops ; hemstitched borders, 1
changeable silks. 27 different At $3.25, values up to $20Hand-
AiH,wnfnti7( rwt, some Coaching, hemstitched bor- I
At $1.75, values up to S3.7SCoach. d grenadines, lined in self. &
ing and Trimmed; natural sticks colo 6 all.ovcr effects V
and Dresden handles; Coaching- la!ds' Trimmed, all-over chiffon 1
ttiasWffo effects white and black, with I
,umedace " ch,ffonwth bunches of flowers. I
plaited ruffles.
Ririf Mourning goods, unfortu- MUSLIN You are promising CUT Rich American-cut glass Olive I
nnr nately, must always be in uniderwear Purself' beforf leaving GLASS Pishes- SPoon Holdcrs and Bon I
S5SI mind. And then there are UNOfcKWIiA for the sea, a few more "" bon Dishes,
UUUUb some who prefer black at all of the dainty cool Summer things AT $1.50.
times. like these: Beautiful designs, deep cuttings,
Embroider fipured gauM Grenadine. GOWNS fY polished. Unusual, of course.
$t.2S. $i.S0, h and $2.S0, from Jl.jo, At 38c-0f muslin, high neck or empire r we ve been selling duplicates at
Jl.75. $2.50 and 3. style, trimmed with embroidery. $2.50 and $3 bargains at these pnees.
Novelty stripe Grenadine, $2.50, from 53. At 500 Of cambric, empire style, with New the maker turns over to us a
fhrfiiV aSSii P U?e,cwlrffrnr? s ' row thousand and more at an absurdly low
threads In seams, 50c, 65c, 75c ana l. of Insertion across front j tl J
Silk-and-wool Grenadine: At 7Sc About 350, of lawn, cambric and pnee. ltte saving is yours.
Crepe stripe, Jt.50, from $2.75- fine muslin, hlfjh and low necks ; trimmed 7ne fun 0f ft is that it's Havi-
Fancy stripe, $1:75, 52 and $2.50, from Wuh embroidery "R '"el wae 5i.., land China Dresden deenn.
$2.50, $3 and 3-sa $15, $i.yy. CHIN 'ana -"" uresaen aecora-
suic stripe, iron fram 2, from $x75- . p . tions, and every piece in the lot
1 C,Un,S' "d At G25PS50 otlured lawn, UKht colors, nCW Y0UrJ?5e
s&Sttgffitc MSSn BBSt. umbrella Some of the piecei are worth double 1
Broaded Grenadine, 25c; reguUr 50c. ruffle, corded; were i. and more. The assortment includes
Figured Mohair Sicilian, 37 l-2c and SHORT PETTICOATS fancy pieces plates, Cups and saucers, 1
Pi,4il;c,Mfme7m,dn$,47 .ui v t i8c-Cream color, knit, with pink or olive dishes, oyster plates, after-dinner I
"trnlMt ' 37 blue crocheted edge. l coffee cups and saucers. 1
All-silk Gremdin Mrf muslin' wlth eanbric " - 1
Brocade and brocade stripe, 50c and MvSOcof mu5iin,wlth embroidery rufHa WOMEN'S t H"fs Sood forf,u": 1
75c from 75c and fi. and pUits. TAiinn ManP for fifty women. Un- I,
Brocaded, $1.25 and f 1.75, from $1.50 u p"" TAILOK-HADE .r,r.j,f,j iijn,, n 1
and$i drawers SUITS, $10 PcedentefJ sell ng of I
Fourth ATenn. and Tenth street. At I5c Of muslin, deep hem and plaits. laiior-macie buits nas
Ti,rA nwrnmrn tn triA At 25c of muslin, trimmed with ruffle or left some lines with broken sizes. 1
COTTON r ' "r" "fT, t h, !? . u5 embroidery and pUits above. They've been grouped and you may 1
DRESS Cotton colony to-day that At 35c-Of cambric, trimmed with em- niftfrorn th. Irir
nnnnl will set the town agog. broidery or lace. P at nni 1 a d
UUUUb w, . Qjtton At 50c-About 150 pairs, of cambric, urn- Al IhNDOLLAKb
Dress Gorvds these twentv vears but brelu rufne trlmme? with hc8 lnd m EarIy season vaIues UP to s3- Sat'
SS?s Precedent Sn our mem strtioni we"8Sclnd- "rday's prices, $15 to $17.75. SPkn-
orv fo? sS Su-SheTn dinTv CHEMKES did assortment of popular materials.
SiLrner DreV Stuft? 2rre aSJtf At ISc-Oi: muslin, with cambric ruffle colors and styles. A number of them
Summer Dress btutts. Large quanti- around neck and arm-holes. are i:nefi throuirhout with rich taffeta
ties involved. Over sixty styles to At 3oc-About 200, of good muslin, square XvHT
Choose from. neck, trimmed with neat embroidery; S1IK- iney H go in a jm.
were 05c. neoona Doer, Broasvay,
At Sc-Printed Dimities, 31 in. wide; regu- At 75c About 100, of Uwn, dimity, nain- This most unusual
larly and always heretofore 25c Sheer k, d foe cambric, trinmea with em- HOUSEHOLD , : ' n cfn k chock fu
cloths, with as many threads to the broidery or Uce and ribbon 1 were $1.50. LINENS H-, I u I
tqua ,,?ch',a. 'mPorted goods, and At Jl-About too, of lawn and fine cambric, -" cl" of interest to housewives I
beautifully printed. trimmed with embroidery, lace, or rib- and hotel men. None but all-flax I
AtJ&Wtotet&n313 wM"wer JS'tSafSi!,,Urt le"h$'tfimmed' Linens; and atprices way below nor-
At toe-Printed Organdy Raye, 31 in. wide; ere f2 ana f 5. mal Blg proft for you ,n L,uying
regularly 25c, and equal to the best Bel- DRESSES from this stock.
fast Organdies we know. At $1.50 Of figured Uwn, white grounds; A few hints
Among the other interesting spots ?,M" hfnt yoke backi wlde sklrt table cloths and napkins
in this Stock are- At naS-Sf anvas cloth, fine mesh. pink. At 54 and 55 a set-Cloth, zu yiu
25c printed Irish Dimities. i2cy,. nlVy and tan grounds with white figures; A,Ni?k'ns to, n"4 '' ? !" ri, ,T, , t. .
2Sc printed stripe Organdies, I2jc waist, pointed yoke back, full front ; with At s, A 5;7,5 asftC!oll, 2i i M '
18c printed Datfstes, 124c white linen collar; plain skirt with deep .NSk,ntoch.f?'i!:ln,h ou vii
I2c printed striped Organdies, 7c hem. At 56 and 53 a set-Clotli, 2x2U as.
I2c printed lace stripe Lawns, 8c pona Ooor. rourth .,. .M'nlo rnatcii, 24 m.
I2c printed sateen stripe lace Lawns, 8c . . . . . . At 56.75 and 53 75 a set Cloth, 2j) an
15c fancy lace stripe Batistes, toe WOMEN'S Jaunty styles to please Napkins to match, 24 in.
.ur,h -venue. v J""8 the fancy of the Summer At 54.25, 54.50. 54.75. 55-insii damasc
embroideries This concerns a lot SUITS prl-others more sedate for AtTsVsS-irish dinusi riotbs,
EMBROIDERIES that were put ,n u ),er ma. . Suits of flannel, 2r,x yds.
4 yard lengths by the maker in St. S and mohair, carefully finished, napkins
Gall, especially for Wanamaker's. Prices begin at $2 for flannel Suit, At f 1 dozBohemian .unbichM. 22 in
Beautiful patterns for trimming dresses, deep collar short sleeves, full skirt ; a ggfc 2t ta
3 to 9 in. wide, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 and rimmed with white braid Others up $ 51.25. Zfc! ,?bicM. i-Vin.
$1.25 for the 4.J yds. Prices save you to $10 for a Mohair Suit beautifully At 51.50 doz. Irish, bleached, 20 m
about a third. finished with'box plaits and braid. At 51.75 doz. German, unbiudieJ. 24 in.
llronaitar. Hecoud floor, Uroadnajr. VTeurtb stvenue.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart &c Co., Kroatlwny, 4th nve., Otli ami loth .
rnilinn glotrla nnd sittstnumnt'j.
MENTINETcHMlTriTHOTEir,
Brookljru. ifeatlv furnlsbed rooms, U per week up.
Gentlemen. VALENTINES BCHMITT, Proprietor.
PHILIP MQHITZ. Mananer.
Cooper Union Hotel,
10, 17, and 19 Third av. Handsomely furnlsbed
rooms, permanent or trausleDt. Kates moderate.
iinoAuivAV i:viitti, uotki.,
607 to 1177, oppoalie Bond st , In the besrt ot New
York, midway Lotweru llutterjr am Central Park;
lotatloii aUoluti'ly uneauallul fur liusuiess, sight
seeing, and pleasure. TILLY IlAY.NKS, Prop.
UtlMFACK UOTKI., 10U.1 st. and Columbus av,
SO elegantly furulsbeil roonui gentlemeui all con
venleuorsi near cable and 1. statlout rtntauront at
tscbed i terms, tV per week and upward. 1, J, CHVAN.
lUrTUI, MAIITV. r-ren.'U table d'hote.
4T West US tli at. Served In Hummer derdsn.
Concert every evening, l.uneli, 40c.i Dinner, oOo,
Wine and coffee Included aervlco a la carte at aU
hours nuoderalo prices. Iloonis by day or week.
IIUTUIi (XII.I'MUIW, Para. avTauil IDfttti st ,
Amerkau and Europeau plant Imudsomelr furulsbed
rooms, single or double, adjoining N. Y. Central sta
tion; convenient to all carat meals a la carte) very
moderate prices.
ItKVtilMItt UOTKI,, corner Powery and Bayard,
below Canal Neatly furnished rooms: VU years re
tabllsbedi cable and 2d av, cars pas. Ins doori L sta
tion) mra's American plan. JOHN IIOVVAIU), l'roprl
etgri MAJOH HOANTItElt, Manager,
, 0WIJIU1 norm,, K7 3d ar., near Kid at., for
Bsjrly USD Ud av., never Closes neatly furnlsbed room
( per week up. u. V0 WKlta, Prop.
Ehe Cutf.
COHEYTsIftlirjOCKE'rCLUB,
NIIBKHIlllUtll HAV.
JIJIK HIKKIIM1 1MUJ,
June 23, 24, 1)5, 8(1, 'JU, 110 1 July 1. B. s, 7, B, and 10
(HAI lilt HIIIK1C.)
lO-SIOItllOW.
nAT "suburban Handicap"
AMI H OTHfll ItAlEt.
rniiT ItACK lllHO l. !.
ttOHKItr 111' I.AMIKIt,
TRIAI IIIIIKCT ro THAI li.
Leave fool East lltth at., N, Y.. la I.. 1. K. II. at 1 1
A.M., 12-111, 12IS0, 1:10. 1,40. 1M0. 24I). .1,10 P. )1
(Special Parior Car Train I o'clock.) Hoats It'svefout
Wblteuitll st. (via Uay Itldge Ferry) half hourly from
11:10 A. SI. tnHitOP. M.
Kings Com ty eliated via Brooklyn Bridge eery
twenty mliut.i. All Brooklyn I'Kclriuroudxouiioit
direct tu trie.
Spetlul ao-ommodatlons reluming from Ira-k
uoinrsji (Chnncrff.
OPI'UIUUN n ixlruoriliiurj -Inve.tiui 1 1, Ia-g
or, mull unoiiuwi leglttmut ,rt)iiav le, safe.
and very pro liable, for full particulars isll un or
address C. A. AVKY, 54 and BO llwad at . ew iork.
PR1NTINO from a can! to a newspaper unneou
premlsesi speclsl order at few hours' notice t
10,000 circulars gl. 00, crds or bllllieada from40c,
per 1,000 upi tirlntid euvelopee gl 00 per 1.000, KB
OAK PIIIN1INU AND bTAlIONEUV CO, i) Weal
butbst.
BAItBEH HHOPand furniture forssle; Main St., op
posite Post Office, rrteport, U I.
innofortru. (.Ornau, fit.
Piaisto Rent for thBGouniry.
In kikkI imlcr. nt reduced prlce.-ciuu or ln.ta.1
ments. Tuning aud repairing.
C II BITS ft CO ,
607 BUOUlwAY (IhTII hT
FINK UPBIOHT PIANO.IUl, 0 muutUy I hlc
crlug, hariatii
WIrSSNKll, o Montgonii'ry at.. Jer.i ) "J
a KISE STF.INWA. I7S, il liiiMilbl) lllTUbj.
A bargain. WIMNFIt, ml ltruad at , .N.-arV
i:i.ltANT(SOUuprlght planu onl) U" mi-'1
lyiaedi every liiipnnenu til MOrlKI,7r H"
1JAHOAI.NS Tline aiionil baud llprlsbts, f '"' '
li uew, fully warrantnl, from gioii upi dell ' '
wlih stool and m er, frcBi aouan from 150 ui i "
Saturday e enlngi. Will TN tY ft CO , new wan r" Jim
IU Weal 128th st iK'tnceu Lenox and 7tb ve
Ii''LFfAT UI'llllllIT PIANO, lO'i, ll limntti I
idlelnwny, burgalu. WtoUNEH. 25 Last lllli
(ipiaeveiiliigSj
1IAh()H Uiw rents t seaside- or country a la"
aiMortineul of accniul baud uprlfbts frutii t ' '
upi l mniitlilr until paid,
ODHDON'M. 1JH Fifth av.,liet 20m nl Sl' '
CTFINWAY, IH0. 80 nionllil u rlaht. nni I
O WlbiNEU, 3JU Fulton at , llruukbu "I'" ' '
'Df"' m
riMlIKTY full size aquaro planot at $"0 ' '
I monthly WiaaNhlt, 2Mt! mituu st . lir-'H1
Open evenings
UPRIGHT PIANO, UB, r mnnthlyi 'i''""';
bargain' rent 8 Wlsb.NEB, 602 tilate at., hV
VUtbusb ar Brooklyn,

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