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Per Y
U'K 10 THE SUN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER , 1897, !:-
! H I. , ' ' :
jMk Crowon.g.
M "EVERY SUNDAY
J LABOR DAY,
? if Monday, Sept. 6,
HH special outinq trips.
lit Tbo roost attractive of all. ,
'f !- Long Island Sound by Daylight.
Ul Richard Peck,
f JBf: Tim fANlKas TWI l "IK MOIU.I,,
Kf learee Pier B. East Hirer, fool I'cik slip, erery Sun-
f- ' saaaE? day morning-at V 80. connecting l New Hasan with
.1 Bi, ihemafnlflcentitearoer
If C.HLNortham,,
i! IHfe rrlf ln In New York on return at 1 30 ! M aaraa
(.' day, aliowlng.tayof orcronehour In the beautiful
JIB "City of Elms."
J SH KTATEIlGOUS AND IlESTAUllANT AT IlEOULAIt
V l?eaxf r riUCfcS.
5? pBX Open air and saloon concert ot high order by
,V ( stben's 71t lteglmeut Hand.
IBK Excursion. SI. Children, Half Price,
US' assaxf i THOLLFY l'AllTIFS Special arrangements liara
k.9B been mails with trolley jnm at Now Haven to
4m1 ftlasBKh afford paaeengersa one hour ride through thn prlncl-
'&"' Uaaa pal thoroughfares, pasting the college buildings and
lf SB. publla park, ana thence through the celebrated
V Vb yi bailer ar, In Weetrllie, returning In time Tor
(5? vmK iteamer going to New York.
K Manhattan Beach.
I r $? Tralna learn FOOT F.AST 34TH ST . week days.
I llasxtr DiOO. I1'40, 740. tt.VO, 11 no A II , 18'lu, and half
i (asmf liourlr from 110 to 0:10, fl 00. and naif hourly from
I ! a 10 to 10-40 P. St. Additional Train, on llaiaOa.
' 5 IK' O.I.J.O. lSilol'.M.t LOOP. M.l'erlor Car
i B BiruiMiuv Tirmrn. jo f.xth.
' S Tralna leare WHITFII ALL ST. week days, hourly
, r ftraW fromB:10A. M. to lito and half hourly from W0
.. tfruaaaaH to 0:10, 1010 1".M. Additional tralna on Itace Days
' feftaBv O.I. i.C 11140 A. M. 1V.40 P. M. balurdaye 111.40
ltlBmt r. li.
( 'J StsaKi RXCURSIO TICKET. IS CENTS.
MK Rockaway Beach.
' ' B Hk Tralna laara E 81T1I ST.. N. Y.. nrek dart. (1:40.
: $'' 00. U:I0, 10 80 A. M.. IV 'JO. 1:20. 1! JO. 3 10. 4 20,
t- !'' 6:80. it 30, 7:0, 8:10, 9-10 P. M. Additional tralna
? IB Saturdays only, 1:30. 11.00,0 40 P. M. Ro. rrum
S UBS' nth 8t.. dOc. I rrona Brooklyn, 30c. i Bnat
. iV Coney Island.
'& JB ClLVEn ItOl'TR.
S iMl Tralm laara foot WHITEHALL ST. rla Say nldce.
o ?BBV week daye and Rumlaja. v.lo, and halt hourly from
x BB 10:10 A.M. to 10:10 P.M. Lul train learea Coney
;; .K Jaland 11:35 P.M.
h IBS; Excxrmiu.x tickkt. aa cbti.
; Hr NEW YORK CENTRAL
B HALF-FARE
IB LABOR BAIT
. jW EXCURSIONS.
i ft It Mew York to Baratoza 4B Of
! ! ' (Floral Fa to) and Return. 9U
Iv J Ri, ew York to CQ O C
!-R Ml SiaarFaUa and Return. 30
'''ft M? New York to Clayton 41JQ OK
-t , (, (Tbouaand Islandi) and Return. vO,'
II ! It "TJSSaS.itMcmnwT" SINGLE FARE FOR
! Rejorta. f rom ltemten TUC RflllUn TDID
j P V. to Malone, lnoluilre. I lit tlUUNU I tllr.
'( 'S1 ,B) PorExouralonTicl:eta,tlmetablea,epacelnaleplnE
M or drawtngroomcara, train eonrlce, and complete In
i jV; Bl forniatlon oonoernlnx theae ezcuralona, apply to the
:"4BB) ; near-it ticket agent of the New York Central la New
S.JjBj'i York rily or Brooklyn.
iK'Ms SUNtWDCCURSION. SEPT. 5.
;yli' NEWPORT, R. I..
' VSM NIA. IX3HU IKUtND UAILROAD,
f;:H" Round Trip SI. 50.
fvkH A SPECIAL TRAIN (Parlor Care Attached) will
-'-CBHU leare foot 84th at.. R. It.. H.Y.. '40 A. 31., leara
jJF'BBS-- Lonit Uland City, 8 35 A. M.; leave Flatbuat. ar
KBpK, Brooklyn, H.49 A. 1L, oonnecUng at ailtKiPOUT
T . with tne
; ?M KTHtnlB CITY OF nOHCESTEn.
'i ,11'' Dne at Newport 8.00 P. 11 , returning, lears Kew-
i, ,' port 0 30 P. 11.
; 'BBB? The aale or tlcketa for tbla ezcurtloQ win be limited.
r 'BBffx Tlcketa now on aale at L. I. it. R. Depota in New
ic 'ie York and Brooklyn.
r BBmi, If weather Is atormy. oicureloa will not he run,
.' BB and tlcketa purchaied In aJrance will bo redeomed.
I iK: TliE LAST OF THE SEAS0N7
Ml BBa
it tHl Maucb Chunk, Glen Onoko, and
S itHs Sitchback Uicurslon,
' ")!,- BIO VII AY. September othu
II r -Lcbi-Ii Valley System.
i 'T' B :1"' SPECIAL TRA1X, LUNCH CAB ATTACHED.
-laHi"' ROUND S2a25 TRIP-
' ''ft I S.'
' - U HF- Tlcketa for Switchback can be purchaaed on the
H K I uw train for ftftr oenu extra. Tralna fromCortlandtor
f V m it" lleabroaaea St., 8.20 A II. I from W. WB.l St . Penn K.
?V In'1 Rm at 7.S3 A. K t Brooklyn Annex, foot of Pulton St ,
B E at 7:03 A. M. For full particulars and accommoda
M B tlona for partlea. apply Oeneral Eaitcrn OOlco, 3S3
?U I '"K Broadway. New York Uty.
lliR kAc' THE'POPULAR grc
' -llllit Sunday Excursions wU
ill OF THE HUDSON
5 R If Aa faraaPOUOHKEEPsrE and return (without atop-
Ill' Reaumed by the NORWICH LINE STEAMER
IE 1U "CITY 0F LOWELL,"
Iii SUNDAY, SEPT. 5.
2C I. i 6 From Pier 40, N. R, next Pualironr-a t , at 10 A. H.
ill I i" Leare 120th it. at 10:45 A. M. Mualc. Refreshratnu,
;ti r etc. Tlcketa, etateroonui, and lnformatluu at Pier 40,
('11 L
mi J REDUCED FARE
III ! New York to Saratoga and Rsturn,
ill , 1 $2M0.
pM SARATOGA'S FLOHAIj FETE.
, iI ; Tickets jrood coliiff Sept. .1 to O, i-o-
, KmT; ? tornlnrr includlnc 8th.
Hi , TROY BOATS.
- YlBr 1 Fan to all reaorta north and cut lower than any
ItBI I I other route. CITY OF TUOY or StHATOdA lenro
T'Bj I t toot Weat 10th at. dally, except Saturday. 0 P. M. lit-
r SI1 I ' Ppraj traluj for Saratoga, Lake Onurie, Adlroudackt,
f" F&B 'f Sunday auamer touchea at Albrtuy.
'11 l OHANQE OF TIME SEPT. 7. "
I '-'MVi PATTBK LIXI3.
i , e JJOu ItUAM'ii ANIi nil li. aor.
, ( BJ ) . A.lll'lla rAHK ll lit! K. nor.
"! i tl 1 J MARY PATTEN. Kl.IIEUO.V, 1'l.LAHUItK nAY
f i M h for Highland Beach, BeabrlgU. Pliaiuro Hay Pork,
. '!! Mna; Uraneh, Aabury park, and Oceun 11 row.
' ; . i I Lr, Weil 13th at. 6 00 A.M. 2.10 P. X
' , im, 1 BalteryPler U.S0 11:20A.M. 3.0D
i'v. i -M' Sunday Ir, lBth at. S.80 V:iio
S ' . ' Battery Pier 8:55 0 30 10 no
"fill m M 10 boat Sat learee Ilattrrr lilOP M
:ffl ; '. ONLY BOATS CONNF.CTIM1 1T1I TUOI.I.KY.
J;BJ ;V ( h BAOOAQB Fill El roclrud W. lUlliat Qui),
m 'Wt '" SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
M I v " WEST POINT.
fW - , aTKiMKii inv ruttKLi,
.''. , t! ' learea Weit Vtd at. at II'. M. AltltlSIMl at Wnt
iM ! ' t Polntat4 SO P. M t RETUHNlNtl on any of the WfcST
i H L'lB BUORE RAILROAD TIIAINH Till, will Hire uen-
i M n ,B ' lira ample time to ate dreu parade, Uutiruiueut
hm TM 1 Lulldluga. Ac. FARE, for the round trip. SI.
S i lm! ' . AN OCEAN TRIP FOH nOc.
A ,.;i , ROCKAWAY BEACH.
3m tm' BTR8. UF.N'l, HLOCUM (Ml (IHA.Ml HLI'UIII IC.
, f 1 i Br ' WialHSd ILK 40 A, 11, 10 00 A M, M!a.K
ll M H ' 1.35 T. 51 ; Wf.t 10tn .1 , b to A M. .,,..
B ! W ' . 10:15 A 11,1,45 P. M.j Battery Landing,! .
r M i Kt ' OlUA. M, 10 40 A M, 1. 03P M illrlJve llounit
t Bf , ock, Unioklyn, u .ui a. II , 11 00 A M .Trip, HOa
S BJ , ; S.gOP.M llcturnat 11, .10 A. M., 4.15,Kuu., r.c
J"- TB ' M' 'Mualt.
?t9 ii V: VTK4T HOI.NT. MTU It I IK., and POK.II.
!,m jBf ', MBKFHIU dall) KXtlllalltV (except bunilay. by
j SI If rr 1'aJat. Irou Day Line btni-ri New ork aiid ll;auy
( BJi B)',i from lMbrouui au iter alb 4U A M aud Witt DAI
'1 f H t t1 NOlIURK'DKUailTFlJI, TRIP THAN THIS for
SIP LABOR DAY.
' .t I Xxcunton tlokru to Wt.t Point or Newburg and
y'mt ( ratutn. 1 OOi to 1'uiu.likeepani and return. tl.fjQ.
' I IP!' ' 253 ROCKAWAY BEACH. 25c.
V XI ' f B'f .pallytrlpbylro.lleamboal ANOIl.lt LearlngEanl
f 58 $iE;r. Ji "Sua M anu 15P It .limtury.io 10A M,
X J-l f iB'5 8U0 P. M i roturuliig, (rating ll,kawy, u and i
U ;LR!, P.M.irmiidlrtp.280 ihlldrep, 16. '
IK. 9 pIHRII ( I?AB1: RSOl'CtU.-PUhlng Hank.. 16c. rvbwuri
JBr V.SB, f.l ' X Sunday., 20c. each wari ateamer M'lH'YI.Kli
tt tmV Usr-Fran.il'n'V.lo'5' "" Broo 7-!" "
U :IkII. iF
Bk-W tiBKlH n dally from Ea.t 231 t.. 7:40: OiUcVr.bTa
LVV BSeIEL 'Dfaxol,wUUbaltiUt,liU
bbbBBbIbW
BBKBSaBBBBBBVBBkaiitii,
BBBfiHxBSxBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBSWufeidM!--- . jj
gxcnrjlong.
'THE WORLD-FAMOUS PLEASURE GROUNDS,"
I kk. A dellRhtmi axil on faal
BJBBHBxK 6'DS itexnere Two
SjBBjryBB. grand concert! dally.
JBTjJi BB BJ iim Magnificent foltaga,
JBTfl anL"! 1 Bjk rare plan ta.aadhorti.
MM yBBe Al BBv coltnral wondera.
jBBBBBBBBJBABBa Anunoqualed
BBBBBBBJBBJBjBB aearle,
BJTBBBB arlur, mammoth
BJ KAi BJil ll I B w antiarlnm. grand
W K IT 9 K I af V mnaenm. all TREE.
ll.LAfllJAJ'Ofnulneaien lilnd
BBBBjBBBBBBJV'Clim Dlnneri
BBJIBBBJfBBBr a la carle. "Klein
BJBV3BjBnDentichland " "Tba
Dairy." Boating bathing,
fllhlng, bowling and bllUarda.
TIME TABLE 8TEAMET13 LEAVE
ro.ti.ajtnt ri.r.i.1, .,, im, tt a u.t. m .i.jj.
aw i ,i i. r H. s Mb at r.lja, , !.
II M A It II t, I SI, I 10, ll,,, 10 r. M. bit IM SI . '.
II IN 10 . tl A M , lt.,1, I II, 1 . l. '.'
IUVKUKKI-LiNDll 10 A .l'll ' . CllaaJI
ei.ii oA.it.iiioH t.r u ft r.rti.t.t ji ,""'. .
i,n.,i,i,f, u r.r.mnti. KTTm I'CTSBUriDiTa.
Kxrunsio.N -40 cunts.
Tnrlttilea A.ltnllon l n'l Allractlona.
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
CONEY ISLAND,
T.ANDI.NO AT THE IRON P1FRS
TIME TAP.1.F. (SUIUFCT TO CIIANOR):
From s.'d t . N. II , huurly from n A.M until 7 P.M.
Imtn Pier (Ntw) No I.N R , half an hour later.
Prom Coney lolnnd hourly from 10:10 A. M. until
8:40 P M
rinMo tii Kim), as rrTn.
TlilceK (,n jlo at all don mown track itatlona o(
tho hlerated Itatlroada
Long Branch ! Asbury Park.
Through tlikete to Aihury Park rla Atlantic Coaal
Ilectrli) I'.allrnail, good during excuriloiiaeuon 1BU7.
Leuve fiHit VKil it , N. 11.. H:J0 A. M , 3 JO P. M.
1 itePIr(N wi.Vo 1, N. ll , 10 A. 11 , I P.M.
Irmc Inngllrandi. IS is I" M,n:15P.M
l'i nr.lnii Th bt-ta to Luna llrnnrb. 7S rta.
rrnralnii Til krta lo labnry IMrk. HI. Oil.
NIAGARA FALLS
.Alton gAjB jgrar. ' von Tin;
t$ notD Tnip
BXCLIltlOT 1A TUB
FlCTvnmqUB
ERIE R. R.
Ticket. go.l gMng on all regular Iralni Saturday,
Sent 4, good r turning, lcarlug Niagara Falla on or
before sept 0, 18117
Train. Irani rat S3d It.. 8 S3 A. II . 7:23 and 8:40
J- '; hambera at, 8 00 A. M., 7:30 P. U, and
Ih-keta'on tale at all Erie omcea In New Tork,
Brooklyn, Hobokan, and Jeraey City.
COOK'S TOUSS"
LABOR DAY.
Special Three-Day Trips.
$14.50 THOUSAND ISLANDS, $14.50
$14.60 NIAGARA FALLS, $14.50
$13.00 LAKE GEORGE. $13.00
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS INOI tTDKD
Special fire day tour to Thouannd lalanga. HI
Lnnrenrn, Montreal. LaVe. I'haatpl.la Bad
Ororce, garatoaa. etc , tin. All expcn.ee.
Partlcnlara from
TIIOTIA1 (IHIK AID KOV,
am and 1325 Broadway, N. Y.
EXCELLENT risTftSO Steamer AL "FOSfKIVS
lisumrra caught a great many fluke, aea baaa,
and porglra yeotarday.
Collegtis nug gthoolg.
For Uoja una Vonnc Men tlty and Co a u try.
BETTS ACADEMY,
KTtMlOnil. CONT.
HOME LIFE an I the INDIVIDUAL, the keynote.
Farn boy la made a partner In the companionable
home life I. taught how to itudy. and recelre. tho
Poraonal training moot valuable tohlln.
Thorough preparation for College or Builnena.
Large and beautiful ground, adapted to athletlca
and outdoor oporta BOTH YEAH.
W.n. J. I1KTTN. J. A. (Yale). Prlorlpal.
MAIIBIOX IXSTITUTK,"
43 TVnat filet at.. Tlanhatlai, Iquur. 1.
Moat deairable ochool alte In New York. Prepara
tion college and builne.o, chemical laboratory, read
ing room. gymnaalu m: Illustrated catalogue, reoprne
Sept. 30. N. AltLHHIALD MIAVl. Jr . Principal.
BARNARD SCHOOL
(FOIl nol'N), lT and IIO IVnl llisth at.
ReopenaSept 23. Twelfthyear. College piepara
tory. Intermediate and primary departrueute. Limited
nuaaber or lioardlng pnplla Catalogue.
VM L.JIAZtN. A. ll . LU R, Head Maater.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE
BALTIC ST., nnuoHi.i.,
For boarders and day scholar, reopona Sept. 11.
Terms reaaonaMft. Hf ml for lataloru?
SACRED HElRTliirAKlViYr
Select Catholic Boarding bchool, eduiatlonil u I
rantacesumurpaiwd.i pn nil yi-ar, fall term begin
Sept. .. Adiln Ilro A'JG1.T. Ve.l Cbiater. N Y.
D W I G"H T S"C",SF"
Llghteeuth ear begin, epr JW Catalogui-on appll
cation to Principal. Arthur Wllllaiua lYale, "77)
UA O K7 W U9LLSOUT1 schuolTor
ITa M S-3 C. HO, 11 Writ 40th at.
PREsCOTT I). VIII,, A X Ph. D, Prtnilpal.
Thirtvthird )cjrbeulnit Sept 27.
17LUMIINU (N Y I lli.tllute bnanllng nchool ror
. boy.. E. A. raln-hlll, A 31, II Suiuler. Ph. D ,
l'rlncipalf
Q91' lO VLARLV Young."i ocF arii liTiy. Improre
iJdJJ yronlcrrulli nlnoteen mlb-aoiit; iimoml
lulenl. m, HlMPsTl-.AD.LONOISl.ANli.lNhTlTUTr.
for l.lrl. and lounsTt omen t.'ll) unit Country.
Notre Dame of Maryland.
College for Yoiin Wonirn and Preparatory School
for GlrU. Regular and eltxll.e lour.ei, exten.lre
ground., location un.uri an.ea, euburb of Ilaltlmorei
IMiioui bulldlnga, coinietelyeiulpped Lonductcd
by .School Sl.ler. of Notre Dame, Charlea Street
Avenue. Ilaltlmorc, 31 1
LARCHMOMKUiY.) MTIIORSCTOuTFORIIRLS
lllbHM. K PEltHIV, Proprietor rarored ly Right
He.ll.c. Pottir, Her Geo R-Min De Water D 1) ,
and with an A Ivliory Hoard OLIVHIt ADAMS. Seo.
VF.W ItOCIIhLLn Pari hide Hi-hool reoi-n Sept
A' TJwardlng and day pupil. 1 M.fL'i, North it.
lorlouutMea uudioiurn city uud CounlryT
FRIENDS'SEMINARY,
lth at . rorner Hutherford plar. .New York.
FRIENDS' SCHOOL,
10.J-1 14 Schermerhorn at , Brooklyn. N. Y.
OPEN MPT 21, 1HB7.
Non sectarian SchiHi'ifor Iloya and (llrla of allgradea.
Prepare, for all tollegei
pOLLLUE PHU'ARATOIIY DEPAItTMENr of th
V Hlilcnl Culture Hi.ho,iIi ll III Mml'aoii av. Opel a
Pel. 4. Tuition tJOO. PCKCIVAL CHUUD, Principal.
llu.lueaa collegea. '
Wood's New York Schoolof
Business and Shorthand.
OTII , (Mi 1-JSTII HT.
The largest llualursi H lnwl In Now York. Half a
thousuu 1 utudeut. annually Hiaclal otfer during
August lx moiilb. for 4.10. Night achool. four
iiinuilH, 15. Thcrouglilj agresalve. suiwrb building.
Dillglillul Im nllou PoNlllun. for graduate..
BI?J.,,'I"H"' '" l'""1 I-"u I'm"" almrthamL
31I.TROI 01 1TAN. 15d 5h ar ludltldual luilruc
tlolt all graduuti i put ed
VEWiOKK 1IU-IN1-SS IN-NTITUTE -Bookkeeping,
1' lanklng, calcillattnui, Ac., taught by pro. Ileal
an uuutaul. Dny ami et eulug fall or n rite.
t' ' HA IN M. K I last IVilhiH.N. Y.
Law Nrlioula,
N. Y. University &&',,,
I c 1- l 1'V CLASSES
LaW SchOOl UL. II aftir two
... . . . . rears) J.VhNlNU
tl l-ht1(l I, II nftnrtliree years) Dalli ,..!, .n. I no
in iuu to nip m tuition linn. uiuuiiArK
tl SM S fu i h e courhe. tiu riiilrid for LL M,
lor ur ultra ad In .a I. J TOIIPUINS, Rrglstrar,
U I'hllikti us put re, Ni w loik dty
NEW Y0RIC I ,,", "h"l. ISO Hroilwar,
I aw ;rnnni t ''"i""' "rhuoi, cooper union,
l-r aiflUUL 1 ..Untiilit Method" uriMatriii'.
lion. LL II In bin eaii II M lii ibrieyeara.
bind for latuliigue ULOKill CHANK. Deau,
tlllsloMl,
1lNltYC noiKOVK banjo. guitar, and mandolin
A 1 iiiullo, i.i J iin iiwsr b-t. Ilthand SSthiH.
.Mui I'lUniuil
MNHllimr;iT,, iiuiitr.
Ite.ftiH? Institution for Feeble-
i,i. i '"- .' illi"ual alraiitages for
thn las. Us.mid hcbool and Home 230 aero.
bind for clrci. ar an.
i.u A jl'tOWN'.M D.Supirlntcndent.
Sraillnn TtottU nu Srstnurant?!.
1 Ifi,M,','.,.,.V.T1 French tablod'nole
?N.V.'J.-"h "' . .f-' "edit: bummer Harden.
lonierliirn cun'ng I.umh. 4Uo t dinner aiie
li am eoneo luiludrd, rM,e a la. arte it ;il
; b""" iuiliralprlif.. Loom, by day or "ek.
1 I'rvjconal ftjoticfs".
! t?C'.llu ?? I ..J a"' "ald.nee
ifVliiV.;1 .. "()uut'"i CAiiunniia
urtiAI.1 TA hare Faiurn uiatfa, io Broad , y,
: clTosit ami efoHUft.
' L'nxi.T.ViV80'1'"15 l wUlt W,a,rnd
aj paiti, aulijUilu reward. U15 Wut 48d iu
aaaaaaaaaMsasas.aULJlJ-liirM:Jt. J. &?
MANHATTAN BEACH.
nrpt by Ocean Breeara,
Last Wook of
The Bostonians,
E0BIN HOOD. &rtf.?.r.orr. m.
II. C. Barnabee, IV. II. Melonal, MleaJea
le Bartlelt Paris, BngeaeCowlf tiro, rralh
l.lbam, Hiaa Hilda Clark, and lira. B. rhllp.
Sousa's ConcertsJoo?:-?:
Pain's Fireworks, LVru'KLg
KEITH'S SiS&'MTO-.
CLARA IVIORRBS
AMERICA'S FOREMOST KMOIIONAL ACTRESS, IN
THE ONF-ACT DRAMA, "III.INU JIMIIK"
(MISS MOllltlS'S DEBUT IN VAUDEVILLE) Alio
THK ORKAT BIOQllAnl HAYES AND l.YTTOS,
Bb.V 1IARNLY, ALIIURTUS AND BAHTRAM, AND
85 OTHERS A HREAT hllOW.
FLOATING ROOF GARDEN.
STEAMER OIIaND REPUBLIC. PARI. BOO.
LAST NIOHTS OF THE SEASON.
Big baud anil High Claas Vauderllle Liar. IVest
HVd.t.SilD, Battery Landing, 8 33 Brooklyn Brldgo
Dojk. H 4B Return at 11 ISO.
FAREWELL AND GALA NIGHT SUNDAY.
BAND OF 40. ORCHESTRA OF 86.
00 STAR PFRFORMEIU1.
See Hit In Saturday and Sunday paperi.
ACADEMY ?4h"tLVmi Irrlng place.
E. (I. Ollmcni an I Luiene Tompkins pruura. and Mgra
A tillAND NEW -SPECTACLE,
NATURE. piSSio
UAI.l.HH. MAKCHKS A.M, M'LCIAI.Tlhb.
LXTRA MATINfcF. LABOR DAY
RE0U1.AR MATS. WLD. AND HAT.. LVl. 815.
BIJOU SEPT. 6.
niATiMiR btnon ntv,
ROLAND THE WRONG
REED. MR. WRIGHT.
SKATS NOW ON SALE
QARRICK THEATRE k&$aI?
Ho.Tt ft UcKei I eMeri Charlea Krohman, Manager.
PERFECT WHIRL OP FUN.
N r ConieMr &o.ip Dances
THE GOOD MR. BEST.
Dy the author of The l Idow Jonea
FrenlncaH IB. Matinee Saturday.
WEBER & FIELDS' ,SglfV&, u
MAT1NEFS WHI.NESHAY AND SATURDAY.
THE CLAD HAND.
Peter F. Dalley, Rosa A Fenton, John T. Kully, Sam
Bernard. Water A Fleida.
KIAniE 14IKTIR.
ENGLAND'S OREATEST CHARACTER ARTIST.
Mclutjrr. and. Ileatb. Carpo Ilro.
P" nAumov aQijHK7ioor uiiTden. Tr
I Last ITrelf .r the Season. 1 ff
Ol Erery ere'g at 8 lnclu ling Sunday, l
Popi)l.tlt oit ntTa O
,By the METROPOLITAN PERMANENT 2r
0 OUCHF.S1 l'.A. O
SO-I.NSTRUMF.NTALISTS Ml a
ty2 Entire change of programme nightly. . 1(2
3 ADMISSION SOc. ' a3
EMPIRE THEATRE, -&?.
CHARLES KItOHMAJi Manaor
Charlea Frohraaa Presents
SlECStiET KBiKVICi:,
ByWm Gillette.
Fresh from lta London Triumph.
ETENIN08 8 SO. MATINEE SATURDAY Z:1B.
HOYT'S THEATRE, Kt'JZh.
nOYT A HcKEE Proprietor.
THD1 WEfcK ONLY Then London
Charles FroUnian's Fuunli'.t Comedy,
NEVER AGAIfi9.
ErrnlngsNBil Matinee Satunlsy V:l 1
JEPT.Jl A BACIIfcLOlPS HO.NEiMOON.
TUC HFRAI.D SO T1IEV EVEN'INUS, 8:13.
I nt MATIN1FS. WD. ASAT ITS.
RlCE'.s nini 8 it r.
OIlhAT HIT V I IX aV. OREAT CAST.
SCuth (eourenlr) CDtTkR.fl
1-erf ormanco t" K J ll
HAT. SEPT K3th. DADIC
UTRA LABO.t DAY MATINEE. rHfllO,
KNICKERBOCKER. R,"Vt Vh
s::Rsssi. one round of pleasure.
Next Week Oeo F Iwardes' Gaiety Co In Town."
',' SLATS NOW br-LI IMI
PDalUn OPBIl 3dst ti MAT.
Vra'll IIOI.SK, A-Sthar. P Jl 8VT
AUOUSTUS PITOU Lessee and Manager
To-night, I Next Wsek.
Horfa "A Blsrk Sheep " "A Contented Woman"
RPsIt'IAI. TUTINl-K Ullim Ull (TIOMll).
P ASTO R'S rVo Jr
CONTINUOU" PERFORMANCES 12 SO until UP 31.
UlcAioy A. X1M3, Johnson A: Dean. Olyuipla
Qnartelle. Sam .1 Klllle Murloii.
UTH STTHEATllrr. ne-ir nih ar Nights s n.
Keserred seat., orcbetra ilrcle or ball ony, Cue.
Mats od , M.t . I aUir Day lltg I ondon bucoess
Shall V; rForjjivii filer.
LYCEUM &?- SOTHERN
In the new play CIIAM.K ALLUV
. Box ornce open 0 A 11. to B P M
MANHATTAN u7,3;r
Mate Wed. A Sat at 3. Fxtra I abor Day Mt.
KK'' WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES
5TU BBS TIIKTltK. Il'waynnd !th .t.
Ill it 11 ldln Knowli. i-oie Manager
111 Will open haturd.r Ivg.Sept. 4,
n H a NOITIirilN ItOlI SrK.
a si a f,EAT3 NOW ON SAI E.
OLY M PI A tV,.',,, . r',h,Bin ?
V2JR-ST LICTiE FAUST
ANI rill 11 II MK.I'MIITE.
harlem p . ,r;ppT;,Ivfi?, S"TWT
opeiia lioi'Nu BANCROFT MdJXn.
Next Week Opening I Mr and Mrs Royl. In
31onday Matlnco CAPT IMPUDENCE.
11 A I V 10 Erery Frenlng at s 1 B.
UnLI Ol THK llltllN l.lltl.
Irestnr and Jollier than ererl
12TH WFEK. Mamiees Wei uud hat. at a
K0STER & BIAL'S ..SSStMr"
'Al'fli:t ILLtt l PltOMEXAIIK Dili IIP-S.
Tit. Corccrts from 7 10 P l until midnight
fill! IIMRIK Th'"r Fr't. h 11 .Mats Wei Asat!
liULUmDUO PopprlcisWed Mat SV Bile
j Of. vi.inn in vriiiNri nu: iroiiT.
NLXT 1MFK-.II 11A1 CC M.l 1SLV.NU.
OTTHCTa T.re'g. atHIB Mils Weil Sat 2.
OiAKi THK IWIYATIiliK.
11 AVF I l.e'aSB Mats Wid ft-at at2
ilU MIL, I "THU HltN 411' l.lfK " NKXT
TIIEA1RK I W'K-Thc' RAS,"ln "K Hill Old 1 line."
PEOPLE'S NEW Y0RK DAY3 BY day!
1 LUI LL Ui Next weok-"Tho Indian"
OIOil'IA BUrOB- C.'AEtlDBC.'V
Hit. 4I1IIC1II.I.K IIII.I.
Ion 9'iiliini kusic iottii kt.
tU slllll-l. jUU. LFS1NUTOW AV.
VAUUKV1I.I.F Uriateit Show on F.iirth Adm,2V,
cVsitot rwr it nun, op tiii: hium
Last 4 Weeks1 Hat 1o-3lorrn Xtr i Mat. Munday,
SEPT J7 -Flrlt rimo Hit Hello of Now York
"SMintiHt Chanrrs.
1AKKRY. Imslrst tlioroughfaro Brooklyn; e.tab
Jl ll.hed by presmt owner 14 years, in barrela
titekly, wagi u recelpta arersge ti I dally, 61,500.
McDON Al D ft WII1IIINS. 140 Nuaan.
ClOlI. YARDi oiutrally Iwatnli doing first (.las.
I bu.lnesa, owner has other Interests ami will sell
on easy terms
MCDONALD JtWI(l(l!N8. 140 Nasiau.
OLD KSTAPI.IMIl.il fliiv-imylng llrery slabTS;
Llose to Central Park i present owner has run thla
busliurisauciiesfutly for the paal teu years and de
sires to retire, I rke s,imio
JlcDONAI.D WIOOINSM40NMsau.
IIRINTIno at ft few hours' notlieflO.iHio tlrcularaT
tl. lards and bill'ii.ts.40o. per I.0O0 up. KDOAR
PRINTING AMIS All NLHY CO. Bit West 381b St.
fPatntts.
Rai Dlrh nultkly. Send for nook,"InrentlottaWant.
OBI Qllll Veil," Edi.arTaleSCo,4aBriiuilway,N Y,
IlATI'NTb furTmeutlons proi-urtd proiuptlyt Tow
rates, lujf DKR 1IRIES1.N, ti Naasau at . N. Y,
lltablUlied lb54,
ginuofortfii, (Drnaiw, &r.
"I'l-nUlIlTa.
? octarc, medium .lie, I17B 00 Id monthly
7aw.tare, largi.t lite, 00 00 SO monthly
RrntitSoo Curtage free
OORDON, ISO rlflh ar betSOth au21st it.
67 HOOD uT-moiiT PIANO, 7'j octaves, atool.
) 0 130U j)rodr.ay,corner47that.
Rtachiuerij.
ITOItSAI.E Oue beary duty regular pattornHmlth
A Voile. 1 'Jx 7x1 duplex steam pump, i'aaliy
4h0 gallons pvr mlnuti) agaluat 1 S5 pound, prcasurei
In perfect ordur. ruaily fontellier)
N. Y. MEAT, LIGHT X POWER CO , 48 Quia at.
PltlUtV. AS riUAI.. MRUICInl! DAY.
Lliterlne. 4c,i Libert's Violets, see; palns'a I'el
ry.Brc.iCastoria. 14o t Libert'. Cologne, IWo Ureal
reduction tu ShlitwaUla, Corsets, ulotet, and Jiw
clrj, JAMllES, UOHUrvadHay,
A LABOR DAY HINT!
'IMeiirs
"GOLD STANDARD"
BICYCLES
FOR MEN AND WOMEN,
21.50.
These are without doubt the best
wheels sold in New York to-day for
less than Fifty Dollars. If you are
looking for a thoroughly up-to-date
bicycle one that you can depend on,
for a low price, this is your opportunity.
Labor Day "Specials" in
BICYCLE SUNDRIES
"20th Century" LaiDss $1.1.5
"Tnlly-ilo" lAinps 2.1J5
"Senrcii Lights". 2.85
I'cilals, j.ilr "flc.
Stnr Tort. lIiackt-tR lOc.
Unrrrl Cjtlonictcrs 73c.
Small 10.000 iiilli- t'jclo'iH'tcrs IlHc.
"M. & It." fetunds Ollc.
Too nini. 8c.
" Clliiiux" I.UKKnj?e Carrlrrs Wic.
Aluminiiin Amonmtlo Hells 7.1c.
"Xi'wIK'p.trturo" Hells 23-.
leather Grips, pair. 40c.
6th Ave., 20th to 21st St.
BECAUSE WE ARE DECORATORS.
Suppose your town houso neoda
but a few things to make it com
fortnblo iind ch.irmiiiK. Wo aro
ready to help you select juat tho
colors, styles and mnterinls that
shall barmonizo perfectly witb I
tho old.
Suppose it needs complete re
modelling. We are ready to trans
form it into just the sort of
bouse that you enjoy by over
coming its defects and furnishing
it in artistic gradations of tints.
"CUYOFTHt MAKCR"
Geo. C. Flint Co
1& 45 A"D 47 WEST 23sn
NEAR BROADWAY.
hactory: 15 amd IS6 west I9?street
public $oticf$.
"IJOST OlFICE NOTICE
(Should b. read DAILY by all Interested, aa changes,
may occur at any time )
Foreign malls for the week ending Sept. 4, 1H07,
will dose (PROMPTLY In all resell at the. lieueral
Post Office aa follows: PARcrLS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
SATURDAT -At rt 30 A. M for FRANCE, 8WTTZrR
LAND ITALY. SPAIN. POlirUOAL, TURK. Y,
FDYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per steamship La
Cbampagne. rla Uarre, at fl Ju A M for l.ER
MlNl,ter steam. hip Atler. via Uremea (lettera
fur other parts of Europe la Cherbourg, must ba
directed "per Aller"). at 7 SO A. M (sulple
mentary 0 JO A M ) for 1 UROPE. per stesmsnlp
I.ucauta-. rlaljue(nsroi.n.ut A M forNETiUH
LANDS direct, per steamship Rotterdam, rla Rot
terdaa) (letters must tie directed " per Rotter
dsm'l. at H A M for OKNOA, tH'r steamship
Ka ser Mllhulm II ilettirs must be directed "per
Kaiser WH'-eltti II "), at Hi V M for W'OTLlNl)
dlreit er steamship Ltrlolla, rla Olasgow (let
trs imut ajedlreitol "per Ethiopia") at 11 A.M.
for Ctrl! COIONY and N4,TI. per steamihlp
tlillnm ston-s 'letters mm ba dlrictcd "per
11 lltlam btorrs").
PRINTFD MATTER. Ac Herman steamer. aalUng
on Tueidays take Printed Matter. Ac , for (ler
many. Ami Stieclally Addrested I'rlnted Matter,
Ac, for other arl. of Furoie. American and
M hlte star eteamt rs on edile.,laTs, Oerrnan
steamers on Tbursdara, and Cunanl, t-niuch, and
Girman steamers on Saturday! take I'rlnted Mat
ter, Ac. for all Ljuntrlta for which they aro ad
rerllsed to carry mall
After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlantto
Malls uauieil ahore. adlltinual sutiplementary
malls in opened on the piers of tho American.
Lmtllsh French and Oirman steamer,, and re
main open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
of sailing of steamer.
MAILS 1011 SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WENT INDIFS. Av,
FRIDAY At 1 30 A M. for NI.IMOUNDLAND, per
itiamihtp Austrian, from Phllalelphla. nt 0 30
A M (supplementary I" A. M ). for hT T1I031 S,
ST iROISr LEKWAIll, anl WJNDWsllD ISL
ANDS, in r steamship Pretoria (letters for Gre
nada, Trinidad, and Tobago must bo dlrei ted "per
Pretoria").
SATURliAY-Atn A. 31 for IlRAiU. per steamship
Herrllus vis Pernambuco. Kahla aud Rio Janeiro
(litters for North llraill and La Plata Countries
must l-e directed per llnrellus ")t at rt A 11 for
LA PI.A1 1 COUN THUS dlreit. Kr steamship Bel
laura: at 10 V M isupule-mutary 10 SO A. M)
for FORTUNF ISLAND, JAMUCA. SAV1NILLA
and ORbYlOWN, per stiamsrln lllegbauyt at
10 80 A M for COIPLCHF. CHHPAS TAI1AH
CO and 1UCATAN, par steamship VlgUauela
(litter, for other parte of Mexico and for
Cuba must ledp-ted per Mgllanrla"): at 11
A M (luip'.cmentary 11-J0 A 31) for VENEZ
UELA anl CURACAO, also BAVtN'II.LA aid
ruiTHAIIKN., ra Cura'ao, per steamship
Carin'Ml ot 12 31 fnrGRENADt TRINIDVI, auil
T01IAUO. ikt stiamihip Orrnadat at 1 I'. 31. for
BARBADOS direct an 1 NORTH BRA7IL. rla para,
Maranbam, anl t'earo. per steamship Hilary t
at I P M. for 1NAUUA. PORT 111 PAIN, (ll
NAIVLS AU CAlrS.JKIll MIE. PETIT UOAVh,
and bT. M VHC, tier steam hlpR. hleswlg, at H 110
P 31. for ST. PIERRh MIQUELON, per ateamer
from North byanry.
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax, and
tip nee by ateamer, close al this office dally at
b So P 31. Malls for Mliuelon, by rati to Hoi I on
and thence by steamer, close at this office da ly at
H SO I' 31 Malls for Cuba close at thla office dally
at 7 00 A M . for forwarding by .teaintra salllng
(Moudarsand Thursdaya) from Port Tamiia. Flo.
Malls for Mexico City, orerlaud. unless specially
addressed for despatch by steamer, close at thla
( nue dally at 3 30 A. M and V 30 P M I Regis
tered mall closes at fl 00 P, M prerlous day,
TRAN8-PAC1FIO MAILS.
Malls for China and Japan, per ateamahlp Tav
ooma (from Taeoma), ilo.e her, dslly up
to Sept. IB at S.30 P. 31. Malls for Hawaii,
per etaamahlp Australia (from San Fran
ilsco), close here dally up tu bipt. 1 it DO
P. u. Mall, for Australia (except West Aus
tralia), New Zealand, Hawaii and FIJI Islands,
Kr ateamshln Aorangl (fitun uncourt r). i lose
rn dally after Aug 114 anl up to r-ept. 1 at
6'30 P. M. Mails for China and Japan,
per ateamahlp Attoo (from ban Francisco),
rlo-o hern dally np to Sept 0 at 8 JO
P. M. Malli for China anl Japau (stieclally
aildrrssrilonly), ierstiamsblp Empress of Japan
(from Vancnurer), close here, dally up to Sept. IS
at ll SO P. M tlulls foi Australia (en opt those
for West Australia), which are forwarded rla Ku
rope, New Zealand. Hawaii, FIJI aud Samoau
Iilauda, perateaiushlii Marlsa (from Han Fran
cisco), close here dally up to bi'l'l lid at 7.00 A.
M , 1 1 A, 31 , aud tl ;io P M (or on arrival at New
lork of steaiuahlp Campania with British mail,
for Australia). Malls for the Society Islands, par
hip Tropic Bird (from San Frunclaco), t loae hora
dolly up to Sept. J4 at H SO P 31.
Traus Paclflo mall, ar- forwarded lo port of sailing
dally and the schedule of closing Is arrange.! oi tha
firt.umptlon or their uninterriit u d overlanl transit.
Registered mall close, at i) P ll pievlousday.
CORNFI.IUS VAN COTT, Postmaater.
Post Oftloe. New York. N Y., Sept. . IhU7
iJummrr gtrjuortu.
" -lr--'-'N'V-N---es-s. V- -a-V - wv ss -i-ts.Ni"'-se-sSrfs-Vs,
NEW YORK.
r , AT THE ELMER.
perfection durlua beptcmber and Oi toberi open to
Deoember. within li, Hour, of New 1 ork.
t OllNtsAI.!. OV IIIOSOX,
BBVAW HOUSE
. LaRCHHONT-O.N THbbOUND. N Y.
OVK TO UKl, I Ml, 'UT.
IiONG ISIjAND.
S1E,ESP.!t.D MY' I-1 -HOWELL VILLA, A COM
.,.KvEA.l,1i'it...9OUNTBY "- CLOSE fO MAN.
!fA.TTA.,J.i..IS.il SPF.CIAL HATtS FOR SEPTUM
libit 1ROIXEY OAR PAHbl.S HOUSJi FAlUi TO
WANAMAKERS WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKERS
TIE TATTLER AT WANAMAKil'S
Our great collection of Merchandise is a
museum in interest and a panorama in the rapid
ity and certainty with which the interest changes.
This being so the stuffs and things are always full of the sort of vitality
that makes interesting talk gossip you will say, but not merely gossip; news,
real news. Let the Tattler talk to you about it all.
np iDT Tlkre is a French Linen
iv ci ay Maker who has made the
in i-laa moM wonderful pictoriai
effects that have ever been produced
by a loom. He uses only natural,
undved flax and silk yams, different
shades beinp produced by spinning
and bleaching.
Institutions of Textile Art in this
Country welcomed the first pictures
with enthusiasm and retain them as
objects for study.
A single copy is here of the last
subject, an equestrian portrait of Alex
ander III., the late Czar of Russia. The
high lights of the picture are wonder
ful, the reproduction of the drawing
excellent, and the general effect re
markable. If not on view ask to see it.
Russian Embroideries Hungarian
origin is suspected for furniture
decoration, are now a lad in Paris.
Heavy meshed Linen with coarse bril
liant Silk Embroidery. They are a
decided novelty. Wanamaker's Linen
Collector could only get a few pieces
in Tea Cloths, Sideboard Scarfs and
Table Covers. They also are com
manding in current decorative interest.
There is a Belgian maker of Linens
that is an artist. He believes in
Bleached Damask as a means of artis
tic expression. He found a responsive
soul in Wanamaker's Chief of Linens.
Together they were anxious to get
away from the conventional patterns
in Table Linens. The same demand
had been made upon Belfast, but the
Irish gave it up.
The Belgian has succeeded in doing
several things, exclusively for New
York and Philadelphia, that are beau
tiful, brilliant, large. Flowers in broad
patterns ; artistic swirls in unique de
signs. They were the Linen glories of
the Brussels Exposition, and they are
the glories of the Wanamaker Damask
Table Linen Stock.
They too are interesting, and they
illustrate art and enterprise in fine
Table Cloths. Napkins, and Linen by
the yard. They came under the old
tariff. In the future Uncle Sam ex
pects revenue from Linens.
roanta arena.
NEW ew arr'vas are cming in
DRFSS so raP'db', a on'' a few or"
GOODS km can Set a worc' m 'e
papers.
Our buying organization is such that
we show many Paris Novelties before
they are seen at retail in Europe.
Black Dress Goods are an important
feature of this stock. A brief list
follows
Trench Scrctt, 25c toSt.2S.
Prominent Twilled Cheiots, 50: to 51-25.
Storm Serces, 50c to $1.25
All-wool Henriettas, 50c to 51.50.
Fine Twilled Cheviots, 65c to 1.50.
Can-el's Hair, 75c to Sl.75.
Mohair Granites, 75c to JI.50.
Whipcords, 75c to $1.50.
Clav DiiRonal, 75c to $1.75-
Satin Soleil, 75c to $1.75.
Fancv Mohair rigured Cheviots, 75ctoSl.50.
Cable Stripe Armures, S5c.
Figured Mohiir Granites, St.
Silk Warp Henrietta. St toji
Velour Cords, all wool. t.25 to $t 75.
DrapD'Ete,$1.25to$2.
Fipured Velours, $1.50.
Velour Cords, silk and wool. $2.50 to $3.50,
Crepe Jipon, 52.
Silk Warp Melrose, SI. 2 5 to $Z
Silk Warp Alma, Si.10 to 52.
Silk Warp Crepe Cloth, 51.10 to $2.
Silk Warp Nun's Veiling, $t to 55.
Feurtn avruur,
mpn-q A ,ine of White Shirts here
SHIRTS at ONB DOLLAR each, that
we are very proud of, and
we like to show them to critical men.
Here is a pen picture of them:
Bodies of Wllliamsville muslin the best
shtrtinir muslin made.
Bosoms of 1,800 long fibre linen, specially
selected for service.
Button-holes, hand made.
Scarf loop and collar-button shield in backs.
Neckbands and wristbands four-ply.
Shirts beautifully laundered.
Three stles Open front and back: open
back ; open front and back, short bosom.
Five lengths of sleeves.
We don't know of any Shirts sold
elsewhere at M that this description
will tit. They are not matched under
St.50 or $2.
liroadwuy and Ztlntli atreat.
.Summrr gtcjiartis.
NEW YORlc!
IiONO ISLAND.
Manhattan Beach Hotel
Oriental Hotel
Now Open.
T V. SILIJSPir, MANAGER.
See Time Table Excursion Column.
Rlrycllita can now rlda direct to and hare their
wbeela checked al Manhattan Beach Hotel.
Swept by Ocean Breezes
CUFFTON HOUSE, patciiooue. l. i.
Reduced rats, during beptember An Ideal spot for
recr atlou. Bathing, lioailug, fishing, music A few
choloorooma racant. JENKINS A CLIFFTON, i'ropa.
Sullivan County.
..?.,,:17,MJT.,Hon,K WaaUlnitoo Eros . proprietor..
Liberty. Sullivan county. N. iWlrtl-claas aooommo.
datlonai largo farm and dairy, plenty of fresh mUk.
KoodfUrtrji sunning and flihlnji CathoUo family.
imp- As one strolls through Wan
3,luc: amaker's the echo of carpenter's
and cabinet making tools fills the air.
New Credit OHices have appeared,
and near them, at the Fourth avenue
and Ninth street corner, the new Shoe
Store is rapidly taking shape.
Men and Women shoppers all over
New York are talking of the remarka
ble offerings in Shoes. The business
does not wait for the completion of the
Store.
The Women's laced and buttoned
Kidskin Shoes at 51.40, the Men's
stout Calfskin Fall and Winter Shoes
at $1.90, and the Children's sto-it
Shoes at 75c and 95c furnish the
topics for town talk.
And well they may, for all the Shoes
are honest. Every "mother of healthy
children knows Mundell's Shoes.
James Mundell put character into Chil
dren's Shoes, and his son John sus
tains the heritage bequeathed by his
honest Father. But the prices are only
half the usual.
The Men's Shoes and the Women's
are both worth double, for they're
honest. Shoes are a mystery, for
lampblack and wax well rubbed down
with a burnishing iron can hide many
iniquities of construction.
Merand flaor. Tenia etre.t.
BOOKS Good Books, too. The
works of authors who write
Books worth reading. Certain busi
ness conditions make the price
20c; 5 FOR 90c
We have sold duplicates at 50c each
and counted them real bargains. They
are cloth-bound, and press-work is
first-class. Among the titles are :
jEsop's Fables Mysterious Island
Ardath Natural Law in the
Arctic Explorations Spiritual World
and Discoveries Old Mam'selle's Secret
Barnaby Rudge Our Mutual Friend
Bleak House Pathfinder
California and Ore- Picciola, Undine and
gon Trail the Two Captalns
Charles O'Malley Pickwick Papers
Character Pilgrim's Progress
Clerical Life Pioneer, The
Cloister and the Hearth Poe's Poems
Cranford Poe's Tales
Crooked Path Fed Rover, The
Crown of Wild Olives Scarlet Letter
Sesame and Lilies Scottish Chiefs
Deerslayei.The Self-Help
Dombey and Son Sartor Resartus
Dream Life Shadow of a Crime
Duty Schonberg-Cott-
Egyptian Princess Family
Emerson's Essays Silas Mamer
Feet of Love Spy, The
Felix Holt Spanish Gypsy
Firm of Girdlestone Tennyson's Poems
Golden Deeds, Book of Theophrasius Such
Great Expectations Thrift
Grimm's Household Twenty Thousand
Stories Leagues Under the
Hardy Norseman Sea
Harrj Lorrequer Two Admirals
Holy Living L'arda
Hypatia Vathek, History of
In the Golden Days Views Afoot
Knight Errant Vendetta
Last Days of Pompeii Whittier's Poems
Lucile Wuhelm Meister's Ap-
Mirtin Chunlewit p'nticeship and Travels
Madcap Violet Wing and Wing
Mntn street.
enr It is moving time for cer
LrrTLE tain lots of Children's Cloth
cni tc incT- Prices drop a half or
F0LKS thereabouts.
White and colored Dresses of ging
hams, lawns and cambric at 35c and
51, reduced from 75cand St. 75. Some
of them are plain, others tastefully
trimmed.
Cool-day Dresses of cashmere, light
and dark colors, at 1 and $2, reduced
from $2 and $4. Made with gretchen
waists and topped off with lace and
ribbon.
Short white Coats for Autumn wear,
at $2 to S10, reduced from $4 to H20.
Ten very attractive styles.
Lots are limited aiid present prices
will make short work of the distri
bution. Sizes 1 to 4 years.
Second floor, Faartn areaa.
EMBROIDERIES ,,- J-gJ
to sell at less than half their worth.
Fine Cambric Embroideries, 4 to 8 in.
wide, at 10c a yd. Values in the lot
up to 25c. Cheapness that cannot be
duplicated, and just in the nick of time
for trimming Autumn Underwear and
Children's Clothing.
Oroaavray.
gummct ggfpartg.
NEW YORK.
Saratoga Hprlnga.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
MARATOUl SPRIMGS. , V.
OPEN UNTIL 0CT0BEE 1st
BTEAM HEAT IN MAIN BBILDINO AND C0TTAQ8
ROW,
Oolf llnka and bleycl paths In prime condition.
J"),"? .d.M,ljr.,'3'.ful1 orcuwtia. September la the most
delightful of all montts at baratoia
OAUSJtPEHllY, Props., u, a. Hotel. Saratoga, N. Y.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Delaware Water Gap.
THE K1TTATINNY,
Ur.l.AlTAItr: ItATKIlUAP, 1M.
TMi favorite resort will remain open until No-
J,!?lbV ?,"". "' '"! room, eu aulle, with
bath, Ac. Send for booklet.
W, A, imODHEAD SONS,
gtu Surf.
COa-KT 1IULAB.1 JCM-l-v CXXaC
BAC13U TO-MORROW.,
niANKPT. T,1C v'mgs of Summer
BLANKETS .
and sultry days linger in September,
but Wanamaker's exploit Winter
Blankets, and wise are the people that
listen to the tale that tells of their
cheapness.
It is not a fairy tale. There is a
little Klondike in the wool for every
prudent housekeeper.
Fine Mission Mills Blankets ara
offered at far less prices than you
would pay at the mill less by a" big
per cent, than you ever paid in this city
before. And there are low-priced
Blankets at $2 to $) a pair, and me
dium quality Blankets, but they are all
uniform in cheapness.
The ordinary dealer says that Wan
amaker's Blanket man is a fool. Can
even the biggest dealer control trade
laws ? Can Wanamaker buy at whole
sale as cheap as he now retails ? No I
When present stocks are gone, up go
the prices. l
The explanation is simply this.
Wanamaker's organization represents
the retail buyer and Wanamaker's,
Good bargains belong to the Public
When New York understands that the
growth of this new business will be by
leaps and bounds to a volume as yet
unknown in any retail business.
If you don't believe, study tha
Shoes and the Blankets and the
Bicycles and their prices as they go
at Wanamaker's.
Tfcim Hoar.
WOMEN'S, ,Time. UP' th9
npccccc last tardy Summer Dresses
u "es must be off while there are
yet warm days to come. Si, $2.
53.50 and S5 for Dresses that were
made to sell at from $4 to $13.50.
Fabrics are white ducks, colored
piques, linens, and crashes. A few
Dresses of lawns and percales in the
lot.
A stylish company, but bad stock
for cold weather, and we count a
quick loss on them the best.
Secant) daor. Broadsray.
HOSIERY Great lots of women's
AND worthy Hosiery here at
UNDERWEAR less than normal prices.
One style, of ingrain
lisle thread, fast black and tan, plain
and ribbed, at 25c. Proper value, 35c ,
Another style, of cotton, fast black,
Richelieu ribbed, spliced heels and toes,
at 3 pairs for 50c Would be fairly
priced at a half more.
A lot of men's white cotton gauze
Shirts, silk trimmed necks, short
sleeves, at 3 for 50c Not matched
elsewhere under 25c each.
Broadway.
MEN'S ' Suits of rough cheviot,
SUITS black, fall weights, are ready
to-day
AT $12
Single breasted sack coats, shoulders
lined with satin, body lined with black
diagonal. Hand made collars, button
holes and hand padded lapels. They
will please the most critical man.
Becoad flaar. SHath atreat.
BOYS' Chances are ;hs
KNICKERBOCKERS ty's wardrobe will
stand one or more
extra pairs of Trousers on the eve of
school days. A lot of all-wool Knick
erbockers here, for boys, 3 to 16 years,
AT 85c
They are actually worth and usually
sold at gl.25. A big assortment of
desirable patterns. Sewed with silk, and
strong enough to stand lots of hard
knocks.
Second Soar. aTlnlb. atraat.
CANDIES , Making and selling Car.d:ti
is a big business with us. Ab
solutely pure and delicious Candies,
made under the direct personal super
vision of our Candy chief, and sold at
modest prices, accounts for its stitcess.
To-day, Chocolate Covered Mah
mallows, regularly 30c, are 20c.
An assortment of Chocolates and
Bon-bons at 30c a pound that are not
matched in quality under 50c a pound
elsewhere.
At 60c a pound Confectionery that
is not surpassed at any price.
Ilaseaacnt.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th av., 9th and toth sts.
OLD DR. UltlMII.R. IJIlADtTATrTl .! T?
OF THE CITY OF M.W YOUK. .MIDH ' J'
MENTt 8& rears a specialist In thedls.a.. ' "';
Under 01.0 Dh. uHIMiLE'S achtuiru. t 'J1'
blood and akin diseases, pains In b urs
eora throat and mouth, ulcers, painful r I ' ""
nay and bladder lomplaluta, scalding (nrti
(rare), undereloped organs, weak ba,.! . l ' ';'
ar apeedlly, thoroughly and permaneii '
Man about to marry ahould lonsult ul I ' '" ,
DLE. Erery Impediment remoird suf' "'
wasta time rlsltttm less skilful phyili lam ';
OLn Oil, UIIIN-U, never falls url l ,.l
YhAlia et itl West iilb t.bu.e ,'
ara. Adrlcofrec. M Heine (I Hour, "'''
day., a to 8, No chart, uuleas cured
OLD UH. URRa, AS Jrilra a siei lali.' I" "
rase, or men onlj. gulckeil j i rinab f
anteod In all dlscaad. or rnoue ri fun ! I '.,.
aon, akin dU.en.ra. kidney or til-1 U r t " ''
neaa nerrous debility, errors of jouih ' "!"
weak undereloped orgruii.lmpcdlmeii ,Jt;
c. lie wt.e. coniult the i ul old . . 1D,"
JUJ Oftloe orer Ht years at 1 ."') 1 a. ' u "
union aquare, Ilourr, ti to lt bun leu
tino troatment aud adrlce froe M Ji v
A.-A.-1.-O.IU Kfc-vr Tkhii urn ' '.I
Indlaefwcaof mem dangerous case, si ' ' .,.
oncet thoao dislrlng ouly first cla- 'h,
uent should call. Theleadlng.wi ml'-i ' ,
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at (formerly atth tJ, TilepUuuo
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