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I l0 THE SUN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1897.
I jyjgir ivizz; ams goods i new fall dress goods i
'NeilFs.
THE NEW MESS GOODS.
We are receiving and showing jk
daily new importations of Fall and f"
Winter Dress Fabrics, fresh from the CMN
looms of the great manufacturers of Hkly'
France, Germany and England. kJMfl I
A host of new and beautiful nov- M n I
cities are shown, while our stock of fi P Vj
staple Dress Goods is larger and bet- Hj j
Iter by far than at any previous season. nil 1 1
Here are two special lines of Col- I jw I 1
ored Dress Goods, both choice fabrics, ' ' r
I in all about 2,200 yards; we offer
I them for sale this morning at the following Exceptionally Low
Prices :
f fl.SOO yards l,OOOynrls
I Silk mill Wool, two toucil Nilk mill Wool
I Epingelines, Matelasse Novelty,
Forty-four inches wldo, In tlio newest color combinations,
85c. yard. 1.00 yard.
5ixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street
i It pays to buy at Vantim's. It pays to buy at Vantinc's.
if Ready for the Fall trade in
f Oriental rugs at Vantage's
I "" a """ The season for the selling of Ori-
II Jt rr-ojkff-,hiUI ,. v. I cntnl Hugs 13 here. Ami we are ready
U )V'SMi.y0 for it. "We have been getting ready
I I q ffj$L IM $?? or or mon19- The long arms of
5 r& lSA, "Jfe'i our 6tore have readied out to Turkey,
I tf vtw'ws s ' 1 ersia an( Indiu, "nd whatever prompt
I ? I T-"r casu and a quarter of a century's ex-
I wiv ' perieuce in the business, backed by
1 the greatest Oriental rug selling outlet of any house in the world,
jf can accomplish, is hero for your benefit.
I AVE INAUGURATE THE SEASON TO-DAY with an
f unexampled display of rug worthiness. Three whole floors of our im-
menso Broadway store have been given up to the sale of these goods.
PRICES OUGHT TO BE HIGHER, BUT THEY'RE
NOT. The new tariff act increases the cost of Oriental rugs and
J carpets 90c. a square yard. Present prices can't last long. 7s
it not good policy, then, to buy now ?
t?5 Just a few quotations to let you know what to expect when
& you come :
g SIIIK VAN, CARABAGII AND HAMADIE RUGS, $4.00, COO,
fc. 6.00 and 8.00.
GUEXDJEC, 9IISSOUL AND CAR AR AG II RUGS, both antiquo
k and modern, about i bv 7 feot. 10.00, 1 l.OO, ltl.OO.
i INDIA CARPEte, 0 by 0 feet. 30.00 ; 7 by 10 foot and 8 by 10 foot,
S5.00 and 40.00; 0 by 12 feet, UO.OO.
g From our stock of over 50,000 Oriental rugs and carpets we
I can match the woodwork and upholstery of any room. "We can
& ftlao fit any room.
'j GREAT SALE OF CUP3 AND SAUCKRS IN TIIK HASEMEST.
f yf A. A. VANTSNE & CO.,
'' .5wV Largest Japanese. Chinese and India House In the world.
, . a 677 and 879 Broadway, N. Y.
t tuusfmtnw.
I FulBUSTDHNiGHT
'tf TUKATUC Popular price Mat. tomorrow,
X, j t ; They came by tma
I !MATHEW8iSSff&:
4 i and : :"';.,::;: ;
I i BUISE6.. i i big hit !
fl IN THE POLITE COMIC PLAY,
"IT IS 10 LAUGH, AND: J
Ri Tou bo LAuaa."-N. v. ATP j
i JournaL HI
' NEW sonos. i A 8
c "SniNBONE ALLEY." AfffeXllTV
"A JAY IK NEW YORK." i IjflJ Hi Bl 0
f "THE DOY WHO WENT TO:rB a & n '
Klondike." -EoLAriUii
" "TUE ioe fund." ". .."":?...:
MANHATTAN BEACH.
ji wpt fc7 Ocean llrneirs.
1 Sousa's Concert,B.':-.r7
t Pain's Fireworks, VX.VZT
Jk mvnnonY. ciiii.iinrvn un,
.'i. AFTEIINOON t EVENI.VO, OREAT PROQIIAUMES.
ij BEE TO-MOHIlOW'SJ'ArEIUl.
KNICKERBOCKER-8
& OEO. KD .1 AIlDhB (JAIETY TIIE VTUE
if BUKLEbOUK TO. UF LONDON,
i PBEBENTINU THE OAJETY COJIEDV,
I IN TOWN.
70 ARTISTS rflEMI KHOll LONDlCV.
s! BKW1TC11INO UA1ETY yAVUIUThH.
H fWCHri utbhundlrln)iri.
(:, X. a, Olliuure Kugfoe Torapklni. Prupi. tun Mgrs.
I JESSE "NAT1TPP"
f MU. WLndht,3. Eie bil8.
$ UlnifTICt I ll0f' UuKr, I S4Ih i.,nr.B'wajr.
,f MWB I Proprietor. I But. Mi :1B.
I A BACHELOR'S eSsSs.,
I Hi&a HONEYMOON.
! GARRICK THEATRE, iJ;.n"
- LAhT 6 Mlillls), LAST SATURDAY MATINIK.
THE GOOD MR. BEST.
4 r ilipaiithurur "TIib WldnwJuiut ' '
KewonK.DiLiicn. Pretty jfaoM.Uorgiou.o itume.
f: . aEIT.ia Hoyt'i ." MrmiyerlaNewrVork."
f .,.,.ILC JIAriNKrH. WtU. SAT. AT V.
il OIIEATIUT. IIIXL. ORBATCAST.
i outu (wuwuir) carmn
H SATURDAY, n a r f
h iEPTEMUER 85TII. PARIS.
$ MANHATTAN ""ISrV&TO"
A .,. -"AT. Kir. Nil. AT 9.
I gSy: ASr-Sae What Happenedto Jones
I PASTOR'S "WiKiV3
OONT1NUOL'!. I'KltKOHMANCES 12:80 until 11 I 11
JAM P IIOEY. 1 HE DONOVANS.
H lew lliooru, Jans Cojper, Edn Aug.
OLT.1HlA ItOOB ;AltliTT
if. UIO VAtDEVILLE U1LL.
3 UIIQD AV l'9-V THUATRL. LEX. AV. iD'HT,
"""""" fuiUmluu lUiCounul lor the Dtfe nee.
I PEOPjLE'S THE INDIAN.
ft "
Samusramts.
RTH flVTHEATREf
J n V . Nalunlay Mutiny. 2:15.
r a . u Edw.n Knowle., bole Maunser.
, WORLD: Since
'Alabama the local
.a. m. m m m m. .. . . taKe lias let u Doth-
? SI 1 1 T H C P M - surffi
uUU 1 ntiln SKfs.ui?js!,-,M'
IPs ROMANCE
EMPIRE THEATRE, Br!Mrsz-
CI1AHLES FKOHUAN Manager
Cti.rl i Frobman Presents
secki:t sDitviCH-:,
By Wro. Olllette.
Treih from Its London Triumph
EVENINOS. Si'iO. MATINEE bATURDAY. 2:1B.
WEBER & FIELDS' "WtfAW
NBW I1UUI.ESQUE WITH STtllCAST.
THE GLAD HAND.
IN OLIO 'IAIiii: I.IIH'I I .
Mfl.NTYItK Jt HEATH, AND OTHERS.
K PITH'S Continuous"- Performance.
B.H I II W -'f'.. &0o. Noon tit U 1. U,
SECOND WEEK OK CLARA UUHIU3.
Ulrekt lJopular hufce.)
MARVKMl7h UIOOKAl'II (Now Vlewn).
Lllllo Western, Conway and lau-J, bliuo and
F.vaii. Jloliridfl ami (1 union, 00 other,
LVGEU M"4v- SOTHERN
THIS fcVhMMi the 6 act lujr, br Louii N. Parker
and Murray Camou, autbors of HoMfinary,
CIIAMiK tl.l.Kt I IIAt;n AI.I.F.Y
PIRST JIATINEE NEXT HATURDAV AT V.
Il'wajr ft aoth t., Itl''l:ift IN bmvfs.ful
Ev.. h:lB Mal.J '' Conifd.
Wed. and bat, tf, TIIK WIIOAU MIL VtllM.IIT,
MTU T THEATRE, near tlth air. NUhti 8:10,
Oood reer.'il irala, ' Oc, Man, Wed. & Sat.
ad Wee. Kin New York and Londuu Suco.-m,
Shall We Forgive Her.
nfll VJC I Eerr KrenTuiTafl M-To
UHUI Oi the ruu'i'N ;im,.
Frrihrr and Jollier than ererl
... I MATINEE WED. AND SAT AT 2.
Wedneedar EeuluK,hpt hth, IDOIU 1'erfnniiance.
fiRAND0!'''" !Mdt, "rl Mat.'
"ii' f llnube, olha. I' M. Wcd,St.
, AUdUbTI'x PIIOII .. . I.aeu and Munagr
"A CONTENTED WOMAN."
KOSTER & Admission r0 els.
RIAL'S I VAl DEVIL I.E.
DIHUO M-Avo & Huj IB olhor acts.
IOE PflLAflF ""'tTi st. a i,kxiniTii)n"aV.
iui. rrtunuc okohkktka, j,v. ro-MdiiT,
nusy uki:8 la'RLKsgr kiis an pi.ople.
CTAD TveulliKl at H:15 JlaliT'Wid 4 HatTT.
. i in: 1'itii Tt:cu.
Sent. )U TUB CAPTAIN OI" Till: NONSCCn.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSK
ErenlliifHatM:lB. I MR AND MIlK ROVLE la
. M" Ht.. I l''J- IMl'flJKNCC.
SHv.Thea. Es. 8:15 Hals. Wed IttltTi g.
THE RAYS A " A HPT OLD TIME."
C.tl"l7 TIIK Ull I III. OK rilKTlV!
LASTIIWEEKSI IKBIhbllTerSouT Nljht. Kept. Sil.
6fcl.llT-HretTlme."ThellelleotNe"vQrk."
f urmturt.
. uri ami iirnnt
FURNITrRE IN OREAT VARIETY SIA.SUFACTDUED
BY T. a, hELLLW, 111 PUI.TON M, urAl'uulu
Thr iE.
COKl ll.A It Jllf U KV CLl'Il'. """"
ii::i-Biititii iitr,
mipu Tu-iiuuuotr.
fe puirrtilFwNiniMi
A Little Sermon on Autumn Style.
1'inSTI.Y Datno Fwihlon approves tho
dtylcs lu furnituro that aro beautiful, ai
ttstlc, useful.
SECONDLY All tho approved styles wo
havo on exhibition. Our new designs are
unusually attractive and original. If you
want a particular stylo French, English,
or distinctively American you must
FINALI.Y-
'OUY OPTMC MAKBW"
Geo. G. Flint Co
43. 45 amd 47 wtST 2i?ST.
MtAH POADWAVt
BACTORV. 154- AMP ISO WEST l9?Sn)gT
W.L.DOUGLAS
t$3 SHOE
Boot In tho World
HANOSErTtO PROCESS.
JuU as poml as trans
costlne ( to $8. Tho
largest manufacturers
and rPtallers ol 53
Blu.es In Hie world.
Only one protlt lietween
you ami us. Catalogue
free. W. 1.. DoUOLAt,
Urockton, Mass.
Our own store
Hew l'.rW, M. Y., ISlt Broadway. 13IH Broad
way. SHI W.'.t lliBth at, 07s Third av., litflo Third
t , 313 tUnthar.. Ill Fullou tt. .
llr.ifiliDn, i.. 70S-7I0 Hroadway, 1387 Broad
wit, till Kulton it., IUI Filth a.
Jrr.ej Llt, , J., 10 Newark ar.
(gxcurmong.
"THE WORLD-FAMOUS PLEASURE GROUNDS."
I aflBPP- k delightful sail on f.l
llihtng.bowllngand' billiards.
time table steamers leave
01la4llt.l.nt1. .,!.., II ' ,.V".'.-!!'
S.I., I JO. I II. r. U. . .Ih SI rMtl, ".' ' ""
I SO A MIHM.U.tll, iwn r. . fan M ' !?
1. 11, It ., II A H , It '. I It, t It, I It. . r "
1.IAVKULS1I L1NDII.WA M.rTlH .."I r.rll.asi
ai.ii i a.m. ii m, i ...r H (" o-.u.mt ."'' ;
l.ltu, 1,7, P, Ulor.llla.1lnl ITT MIlTI 8CSDATV
EXCURSION 40 CENTS.
Inilmle. Ailmllnn to n'l Attractions.
Manhattan Beach.
Trains leaye FOOT EAST ST1I ST.. wwk days,
B:.'o, nm. 7'0. U.20. 11:00 A. II.. 13:10. and half
hourly from 1 10 to 8:10. D:no, and half hourlj from
0:10 to U:0 V.K Additional Train, on Race Days
C. I. J. C lifUO P M.:1:00 f.U Parlor Car.
i:xi'iHMi tii Km. 4o rmn.
Train, leare WHITEHALL ST , week day. hourly
from 0:10 A. M. to 1:10. and half hour y from 1 40
t U:10 I'.M A.lJIIMnilTrJD. on lUcr Day. C I.J.
C. 11:40 A. H.. I:40 r. M. Saturday! 12 40 P. II.
Eiciniiov tii Km, a a rmn.
IRON" STEAMlATTOMPANY.
CONEY ISLAND,
LANDINU AT TIIE IRON PIERS.
TIME TAHLE Sl BJfcCT TO CHANOE):
From ctd.i N. H.. hourlr from 0 A.M.utilll6 P.M.
From rier (New) No. 1. N. K . halt an hour later.
From Coney Island hourly from 10 0 A. M until
7:40 P M.
EXl'L'nilO THKITT QS CKTM.
Tl ketaohsale at all downtown track stations of
the titrated Railroad..
KNlGHfSTEMPLAR EXCURSION.
Jampstowu (Chautauqua Lnkc).
OOINO SEPT. 11TU TO 1BTH. INCLUSIVE.
S9. Round Trip. $9.
PICTURESQUE LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.
Ticket and laforniatlom at all L. V. R. II. offlcea.
IMTTEK LIKE.
VOXf. BlttSICII AVU Iltt'K, OOc
Aniirnr park iid hick, mc.
'MARY PATTEN. ELHERON. PLEASURE HAY."
for IHshlaud Reach. beabrUbt, Pleaiurft Bay Park.
Lonir llrauch. Aabury Park, and Ocean Urore.
Lt. West I3thst fl:00 A U.. 2 00 P. M
llatten Pier. ...Viiu ' 2V0 '
ONLY BOATS CONNECTINO WITH TROLLEY.
UAOUAHE FREE; iwlinl W i:lih it. only.
AN OCEANfP.IP FfilTnoo.
ROCKAWAV BEACH.
STEAMER' UE.SLOi.'l'l AND UKAND REPL'Hl.IC.
We.t 2'ii St.. B:40 A. 51 . 1000 A. !., H l!Kli
1:3B P li : We.t 10th t., 1:80 A. M, Dill,
10:16 A. M., 1:43 P. M.i Mattery Land I ,.-,
Ing. UI1A.1I. 10:10 A M.. 11.1 P. M.i t,."""!!.
Umlf Dook, H'klrn. U:30 A M.. llino " oc
A. M., S:'JO V II. Returnat ll:3u A. M, Hun., ooc,
1:45 and 6.00 P. M. ' Muslr.
AROUND" STATEN ISLAND.
Steamer Al'HOIt leae Jft 1M St.. 1 SO I. M.I
Daltvry Lamllnn. 1:48 P. M.I llrlii Dock. Brooklyn.
8 PM. Fare. VBc and 15,3. Saturdays aud bundays,
BOc. and V8o.
17XCELLKNThEVIIbS aud Fluke Fnhlnj for th.
-i lat three days on .teamer AL FubTEIl.
JJAHE REDUCED VlAhlnj Hanks dally. 13c. each
war. bundaya, 20c. i ach way; huy halt on bolt;
bC'HUYLhR. Eat aistst.,7:18; Battery. H; Franklin,
H.20.
NOTICE. Steamer"ANOI.ER will run in place of
steamer Al Ko.tT to day.
SFA nASSFIsiiTNfrdaTly. sleamer AL FOhTER;
Eot i:U tt . 7:10; Uattrrv, K:20; t with bait.
ivkvt roiT, MtTvuinu. and Pori;Tf.
umitUR dally UXCUItlllllM (except Sundays), by
l'al&ce Iron Day Line Steam, rs New York and Albany
from Deibrones st. I'ler al 11:40 A. M. and West Hit
St. attt A. M.
jfflfflirat.
TTENTION. OLDDK 1 1 II I N iTLITiADl' ' t TkTnD
V VElt-l i UK Tilt CUV OF MiW Y.iRK, MKIJI.
CAI. DEPARTMENT; 33 YEARS A hPECIALIST IN
UlbEAbE OK MEN. OLD DR. ORIMILE hut Ieen
loutiiT e.tat'li.hed and haa had more experience than
unv other advertl.luir phy.lilam city paiN.r. pruv.
this. Under his tcleutlno treuimeut h.ood and skin
dUeasHs, iiilnt lu bonus, red .pots, .ore throat and
iiioutr, ufi em. painful wwrllinKi. kidney and bladder
complaint., scalding Inflammations, gravel, undevel
0ted orvaos. weak back, loit vitality, are speedily, per.
niancutl) tired Meu about to uiarrr should rootull
OLD DR. OR1NDLK Every Impediment removed.
HurTtruit.du nut watti ttrii, vUlllu le.. skilful phial
clan- Remember, OLD DR. OKINDLE neier falls.
OFFICE OVFR 1.1 YEARS at 171 We.t lath St., Iie
tw,euuth aud 7th avs Advloe free. Mrdl lue SI.
Iluurs.UloV. bundays.Uto 3. No charge unlessoured.
Ul.ll nil I.HP.V, 4 !i year.. aperl.Hal lu dls
rn.e. ormen unit, (julikesi permanent cure suar
anteid lu all dUeases or luuney rerunded. Rlnod pol
aon, skin dlseati'i, kiduey or bladder trouble, weak
nest, nervous di bl Ity. i rrort of youth, bad dreams,
ueak. undeveloped oritatjs, impediment, tomarrlsae,
Ac. Be Mt,e, consult the only old specialist In this
city. OflUo over S3 years at 1K0 East 17th at., near
Union scjuaro, Hours. II to U; sundavs. II to 3. Scien
tific treatmeut aud advico free. Medlclno only BOc.
A. . t.-ll'iriKiT PKIMIAKT ritIK
Indlsi'a.es of men; dautiernus cases solicited t relief at
once; those ip'ilrliifi only nj-tft-clasi sclentirio treat
tnent slnntld t all 1 he le.idli)K speclallit. Dr. Bunschur.
1!I7 We.t Hid st. I lo3, 7 loll, Bunduls, lUlo 1,
A ""DR. CONRAD'S SANITARIUM, 117 West 47th
tt (formeily 3 lib it.). Telephone 004 3bth st.
Con.ultallon H to II,
A -UK. I1I.INN. 177 Wett 47th it. (B'way)i hours
10 to 1 an 1 3 loldallyi female attendance.
LADIKfll Chlchetter'i Engliih Pennyroyal PJHi
'ti..nin j itr), nm the Best. ('. K.ii.u..
T.ti no elli.r. br.l .. ium1, ("I (..rti-.tkr., ")tllf
for L.ji.. I. i.ma Ly haiurp ftlall,, Al IHusctfAt.
Cbkheaicr Cliemlcarco., 1'ullada., i'a,
inuofovtfs, rrjnnsi, &r.
fiVcheiTpianos
Wo have cm hand a largo assortment of ODD styles,
new and sllithlly used I'lamx, In uulquo de.Uns and
Cholco w lOili, n hlch w 111 be offered al a
GREAT REDUCTION
from tin Ir regular prices. This chance to secur.
Hrtt-claa Piano should not be overlooked.
Cash or easy payments.
WARF.ROOMSi
8 UNION MjUAHK. WEST,
between 111 III and I7IU t . New York.
ri'itu.iiTH.
74 octave, medluraalie.il 75 00 S6 month y
7s octave, largest site, tioo UO ail monthly
HeutsS3lin , ,,.,Oartae ire.
GORDON, 130 Fifth avM bet, DOth and lllsttis.
CoTUrTlviklyTsend for Book, " Inventions Want
Dtil njCn Ijed." KdgarTateACo.lltBPfoadway.N.Y
1)ATENTS for Inventions procured promptly: low
rales. ROEDEU ft llUIEiiEN, B Naatau st., N. Y
slatiluhed lbSa.
ty .' tv -
Psheet Music -----'jjj--bb3 STORE f x lTsfIlltS' I
I from The Whirl of the Town." IFI" TI I II fl DPD I fl 2)i Jnf I8
The eonit. that made the play such a Rreat AmlELSsslatL S llsd isU IMlm MH irllt Flo" nt frame" liUloV. for " 50c ;
; success Oust published), and by special arrange- .W mHilHIHBBasstslalH H (EissS ssss ISBISVm 200 WaUsr Colors.br thecelebrated IlKMI-ir
. ment "The Big Store" gU the nrst lot printed. MEET ME AT , SIXTH AVE. kA fltied,,,3 Bt noiyn.lne frames and ..n;,,,,,, ;
; Published at 60c. anil COC. choice for Xlc m THE ; FOUNTAIN s1 13 tt I9T-M ST& s Ttififfi&ffofol 2.5Q :
J 8HKCT uWiM nsUVVtVl riCTUUEiJ-2d floor, centrs. ;
! Black and Colored Dress Stuffs, Fall J97. The September Sale of
Since the opening of The Big Store last Fall the Dress Goods Depart- Good Furniture
I ment has been the talk and wonder of New York. The Immense assortment q . i;
of strictlv im in dite fabrics, the beautiful and artistic novelties continually r .... ' ,
o strictly up-to-date taorics, " Wft furniture in contradistinction to the many flimsily con- ''
: displayed on our counters, are conceded by all to eclipse any former dress j j , ,
: goods exhibit here or elsewhere-and the most important factor, the prices- structed goods that are now be.ng paraded as "bargains" by some :
; always and on every occasion emphatically the lowest. stores-furniture in the making of which quality, style, finish, every. j
Our magnificent assortments of New Fall Dress Stuffs, almost unlimited thing, has been sacrificed for the one thing price.
in variety, embrace all the best and rarest high art novelties produced by the Tnjs store has come to stay and to grow and as a matter of !
; inventive genius of the old and new world. Plain and Figured Poplins, policy annot a(Tord to offer anything but strictiy reliabe goodS( no :
: Illuminated Epingline, Camel's Hair Velours, Satin Soleil Glace, Silk and maUer how h& ' : .
! ; Wool Matelasse, Zibeline Fantasie, French and Scotch Plaids, French Covert '.
! : Cloth, English Bicycle Suitings, French Broadcloths, Satin Foule, Prunella Here are some of the Special Values for Tuesday. ' ; I
'; Cloth, Armures, Jacquards, Drap d'Ete, Henriettas, Cashmeres, etc., in all :
ii the lending combinations and plain colorings, will be ON EXHIBITION esfe jMtk.2Seui2CSii; fesSJ :;
; COMMENCING TUESDAY, SEPT. 7TH. BJlEil c,,ual to tbo $3ao k,nds el8ewuc: B'w lmrr-3
', .... r j j t ri i v ii i i i!i CSUS? Co 'cet high, 3 feot 7 Inches wide; not re- I IWtlllJf l
: immense lines of all the new, fancy and staple Black Dress Materials, .;$$ tailed anywhere for less -rz-y 1" ;
Black Goods in all the sought-for weaves, from the rich and extra heavy silk OT, tTJl.Z.'.Zl: .75 pjJ ';',
; and wool fabric to the plain, modest goods for the mourning dress. Here are Jj Ladies1 Oak CancSeat Nuwo Hocker, "7" :i
' some very interesting prices for " ?j ?$$ mado wlth braced "" ot am oak, light, ESr e? '.
. J tAwn Wl yet very strong; and the - 3J QZ? '
p-iif -. irV price for Tuesday think of tt! O NktsiP"V ' I
Our New Black Dress Stuffs. Ss-, B.zseoUd4x a.Tkffi
. wm. i. tt FSSjSS with pretty brass feet, rest- rJ --, .'
nfl II 'nB on P'8 halls, square l , ,islf ' ' '
French, German and Enullsli Clack Novelty Dress Ooodi, In a large varloty nf ff IH IV shelf and squaro top; bona W""fWf3E.j& T
' weaves and patterns, Incltidliig all the new plain tfE"-5E ff iji W fide S2.00 value; tor QEC H ttiiiF
; r.il)rlc. I'opllni, Hengallups, Satin Uurhers, Corded I m Af TO $ -SIJ JlfcCI--Jl Tuesday at W ft 1 J B
Velours, &c, yard tt -' v,wv iiC-SV tj. . i t u, . . I li
' ' ...., N SPStl Extension Tables, 0 feet II U IB
Fine Imported Camel's Hair Suitings, English Curl Cloth, Drap 4 f F fl fW H long, of hard wood, In an- R 8 H "
. d'Ete, Satin I.entlna, Silk Warp Henrietta, Ottoman Suitings, JL& U fin tla.U8 finish, strong and B
' &c, per yard, at J, I H ve" made with heavily
French Figured Poplins. Satin Foule, rJ2-lnch Cheviots, Basketeens. 7CC - icm f 'm .o rr.nrSi tj.. rr. x v '!
; Jacquards. Iinpbrtpd Serges, Henriettas, all per yard 'OC tor...?!..!...?...! ?..!?"L... 2.50
IUoucleCloth, Granite, Surah Serge, Cheviots, Coating Scrgo, Brocaded ASln '
Sntluettcs, all per yard tjw j(?WSj. Solid Oak Cobbler Seat
300 pieces Ulack English Mohair Brilliants, extra fine quality, puro -fc a. KJJfftV-a -..rf wa&r n.v., m.. ..-.. '!
Mohair, all-wool Storm Serge, all-wool Cashmere, tho usual 60cent .C. eWwJft Kocker, made with genuine IL-0 '
quality, Tuesday, per yard 1W Si leather seat. weU braced ISTl
COLORED DRESS GOODS. TtmmrWmiMmS th J"n bolts, neat la de- I PU ,;
t : t, i u n i r v "'8 and finish, a highly TA1 :K '
Iarge size Bokhara Covered Couch, MUlJcMP
High art novelties In a vast assortment; now Ideas, such as are on -2 CA 30 Inches wide, with heavy bullion polished $3.50 rocker; ape" fcS!S a ''
r exhibition In the Parisian market for autumn, per yd., $1.50 to j.ji rrlnge all nroun(j, flncly upholstered fEeA ''
Silk and Wool novelties, Coiuticr Cloth, French and English A r n dark blue and old red patterns, cM toT Tnesda7 llKw '
i Curls, Scotrli Suitings Flprcil Armures, Velours, two-toncd & has 00 steel sprlDgs. moss and hair W
. Epingline, 1-igured Popllns.all at, per yard. rv ,,timills; i BWtT e-y -. fi if P O '!
I Silk and Wool novelties, plain and mixed Camel's Hair, Boucle 1 AA $p.00 value; for I J 5)81 l.OO ''
fancies, Scotrh and English mixtures, all at, per yard I .UU Tuesday at ir sl vr JS. -r J ,
'! Fine Imperial Serge, 50-Inch wldo Bourette. Satin Burliers, ass pji
'. Hawkeye Suitings, Cheviots, 54-Inch Mixed English Suitings, Hcrberta f ,1
; Suitings, In complete lines, all at w nAir-l Cn 1 1 Cflifc THE TRODUCTORY
Cheviot Serges. Henriettas, Cashmeres, Silk and Wool Fancies. 1 Q L.O.UICJ r3lll a7UlU)t SALE. ',
' Mired Curl Cloths, English and Scotch Mixed Fancies, in a vast tqLsfs.tT ,-. t..m-a,.. r.v Tl, n; Ci ...111 !,- . l-u-a- j , . '1
i; assortment of colorings, ail at TvJ On Tuesday next The Big Store will place on exhibition and sale the ;
Afta Suitincrs. Egmont Fancies, Baifours, Marlon Mixtures, Serges, 2Qr 1S97 Ladies' Fall Suits, comprising all the newest and latest stvles Of ''
, Cashmeres, new Plaids, a complete and vast assortment, all at jt J " ,
350 pes. All-wool serges, a full line, of the new colorings, Mixed - both foreiSn and domestic manufacture, all the most fashionable fabrics, ;
! ?fxecunme"art.u -C in the newest "correct" fall shades. By untiring efforts we have secured
; what we sincerely believe to be the greatest and choicest selection of :'
' richly made garments ever concentrated under one roof, and undoubtedly '
; at the lowest prices ever offered to the New York public
! WallPaper. JkjL A sPecial Tailor-riade Suit.
'; M floor, from. ? ..' Mfltonetta Cloth, strictly all wool, one of onr new fall '!
. ,, . . ,,. , .,, , , .,.,.. ky suits, silk-lined jacket, prcallne-llned and vel- mm -a -x
Several thousand rolls best qualty White Blanks, also some pretty Gold r JfcLCN. veteen-bound skirt, surely 15.00 value, special for OA '
1 ; Papers, good enough for bedrooms, kitchens, &c, per roll, only Jl"' JTsfY&t'-rb Tuesday at ..Z.Z.7..". rJ ',
',' Some of the prettiest and daintiest Satin and Lace Striped effects to be had A VI Tl j&J -
; at any price we will sell Tuesday, per roll, for U- HSjIIVl Ladies' Fall Jackets.
i' Extra heavv Embossed Parlor, Hall, Dlnlng-Boom, or Librarv Papers 'vtjfev '1
I I that have sold heretofore at 1 be. to 25c, to close out lots, choice Tuesday, iflf hU? 'SJ Beautifully Tailored Cloth Jackets, In the newest fall '
. perroll.at "l Sffifohf shades, haiidsomcly lined with extra heavy quality plain and
Wo also have in stock a full and complete line of high-class decorations, such as & KlN nnd'eovcrts Garmen sthaf whrJ10"?!861" A if'
' Tapestries. Burlaps, Hand Prints, Pressed Papers, &c, which we are now selling at CC) ''" "'' ."SVr T 'id, " "U reu" AJJlV '
. nearly BO per cent, less than exclusive sti'-eu charge for the same goods. larly at 510.00, special lor Tuesday '7V .,
f.AA.I.n finnflfirtfiiMVaV.Vi A lAlAAAlWlV AllrlllllrlllllAlllAllll A.AAAa.AAAAaaAaAaaAaaa,a J. taAJIflJtjtsijLsi-fi-raAJlll,
(Colltrjtfi and Schools.
For Il.ys an. Van Mea City and Country.
BETTS ACADEMY,
STAnruim. 1 uu.
nOME LIFE and the INDIVIDUAL, the keynotes.
Each Iwt is made a partner In the companionable
home life Is taught how to study, and recelvia the
peraoual training most valuable to htm.
Thorough preparation for Colli ge or Business.
Large aod beautiful ground, adapted to athletic
aud outdoor sports. OUTII YEAR.
VW. 4. llsfTTS. M. A. (Yale). Prl.flp.l.
"COLLEQIATE SCHOOL.
Hois prepared for College. Bclentlno School, and
h.i.l,.... H.lM.n A.n.rtm.nl. Well eOUlDOed
UyninsJluiii, Reopens KEPTEMIIER SR.
L. C. MYOATT. L. 11. D . Head Mssler.
aai-uia west hkvkti-hi:vktii st.
"iBXMllVroliriXMTITl'TI.,
45 West "1st St.. Manhattan Square ft.
Most desirable school site In New York. Prepara
tion college and business! chemical laboratory, read
lug room, yymnasluni 1 Illustrated catalogues: reopens
Sept. 81), N. AiaHIIiAI.li SHAW. Jr. Principal.
BARNARD SCHOOL
(TOn IIOVH), 1IT and lilt Weal lUSIn St.
Reopen. Sept. 33. Twelfth year. College prepara
tory. Intermediate and primary departments. Limited
nuMber or hoarding pupils Catalogue.
Wtt. L. HAZEN, A. IL, LL. 11 , Head Hatter.
ST. FRANCJS' COLLEGE
OAI.TIO ST.. UltOOUt,V..
For boarders and day scholar!, reopens Sept. IS.
Termt reasonable. Bend for catalogue. t
BERKELEY SCHOOL, i8-24West 44th St.
Autumn half isthyear will begin Men lay, Sept V7.
The Head Master will be at the school building to
meet parents on Wodnesday, Thursday and Friday,
bopl.bih, tub. nd loth.
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.
Select Catbollo Hoarding School; educational ad-Tantaa-es
unsurpassed! open dl yean fall term begins
Sept. 7. Addrt.s Uro, A'JOUST. West Chester, N, Y.
DWICHT HC,veK.?'iVr.t'.s-
ElghteenlhyearbeglntSepI 2U. Catalogue on appli
cation to Principal, Arthur Williams (Vain, '77),
HA I O GT SI C3I.I.EOIATK hCIIOOI, FOR
Hl9ta I IIOVH, Ml Wett 10th tt,
PREhCOTT II. VAIL. A M Ph. D., Principal.
Thlrty.ihlrd yearejflus SeptV7.
ILUSHINO (N. Y ) In.lltuie, lioardlug school for
. boysi E. A. Kalrchlld. A. Xt., 11. Bchuler. Ph.;D.,
Principals.
CSOnrt YEARLY -Young, backv. ard boys Improve
,?Ul w,n erftilly; nln teen mil. s out! persunal
i,tervl'-ws.IIhMPaTi:All.I."NOIbl.AND.INSTITUTE.
1-iir Clrls and Y.uui tVamen t'lly Had Country.
Araz:tiffh Industrial School,
DRONXVILLB, S. Y.
L'ader the rhar.n or the slaters or St. Jselk of
, M IVaaHrelli (Rplscopal).
Industrial training for girls of good caaracttr, to
render theni self.supportlng.
Terras, a I no a irar. Wo vara I Ions.
Notre Datno of Maryland.
Collcio for Young Women and I'reparjtury tchoo
lor Uirl.. Regular and eleulve courtest extensive
groundtt locatlou unsurpassed! suburb of Raltlmorei
spacious bu'Ulngt, completely equipped. Conducted
ly School si.ters of Notre Came, Charles Street
Avenue, Ualtlmore. aid,
LARCHMOHTCH.Y.) MANOR SCHOOlFORGIRLS
MlhHU.p. PKRRIN. 1'roprlotor, ravored by Right
Ber, ii, c. Potter, Rev. Oeo. R. Van He Water. I) I).,
and with aa Advisory Uosrd. OLIVER ADAUH, Beo.
KINPEROARTEN TRAININO CLAHSlFree scholar
ships limited). Fall term oiwna bepL 7th. Addrtu
Wetropollian Temple, 7th st., 1 lh at.
Z. A. CUTTEN. Supt.
EW ROC1ILLLE rark Side School reopens Sept.
7 boaJdlnj and day nupUa. V, NEELY, forth it.
Collrnts una rhools.
For Young- Men and Women City aad Country.
FRIE1M DS'SEMINARY,
lflth l., rornr Ruthprfonl ilace. Npw York.
FRIENDS' SCHOOL,
102-114 Schermerhorn t.. Ilrooklyn, N. T.
OPEN SEPT. 21. 1M07.
Non-sectarian Schools for Hoys and Olrls of all grades.
Prepares for all colleges.
COLLEGE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT of the
Ethical Culture Schools, SHU llaill.on av. Opens
Oct. . Tuition VU0. PERCIVAL CUUUU. Principal.
IJRATT INSTITUTE. Drooklyn. N. Y.-Fall term bs.
. glut feepl. 27. r. R. PRATT, beefy.
Dualneaa Collegea.
PACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND
SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHY
mow or-r.M.
IndlTldual Instruction. StudenU can enter at any
time. Call or send for 1'ro.peotut.
. B. rACKAHU, President.
101. 10a, 103 East 23d SL
Ai.I. V.M?i SIOXKY
while learning shorthand and typewriting at
cil-MU.-i r.-s,
S10 llroadway,
NE,W. ...Y0IlK HU8INESS INSTITUTE -SHORTHAND,
llookkeeplng, Ac, bv mail or persoi allyi
day oreveningt posltlou. for all graduate.. Call or
write. C. O GAINES, SI Eaal 12otu kt.. N. Y.
liE.??JionooL to '" lao Pitman shortnand.
.. 1f-,T"ol'ol'irA!'' lodothay.i Individual lustruc
Hon! all graduates placed.
SHORTHAND, typewriting bookkeeping! day and
evening, llenu I'llman Phouograplilu School, 121
West 2Ud t. L. ALEXANDER. Principal.
ailislral.
TIIK (lI.V
New York Conservatory of Music.
ll'J KAMT IHTII NT.,
Iletw en 1th av, and Irving pi.
Established 1 Hitll, Cliarti n d 1 BUS.
THE KAMOUS MUhll' SCHOOL
FOR riEOlNNERh KOIl A'JVANCEH PUriLS,
PUPILS NOW R1CE1V1D for ears un Uth St.
ciiaul'atks riiiii)i:o Mini rO.lTIU.M.
lsty flrlioola.
NEW YORK 1 n ""oi. 120 nroadwar.
I am cnunni I Kirnlna Srhool, Cooper union.
LH OLMUUL ) "l,l(Ut .Tlelhod" nrlaslrur
lion. LL. I). In two years; LL 11, In three yeara,
bend for catalogue. (JEORUL CIIABE, Dsan.
BJIaeellnneoiia.
nAMACuvssrrrs, iiaiuik.
Ihltclaas. Classified School and Home. 230 acres.
Bend for circular.
EO. A. BROWN, H. V., Superintendent.
1ENNINOTON IN. J.) hEMINARY.-Convenlent lo
New York, Philadelphia. Ualtlmore and Washing,
toni both sexesi Oath yeari healthful! beautiful: id
leacherti 12 courtrti I'.'HU a year, For beautifully
Illustrated cataloaue, address
THOMAS HANLON, P. P.. President.
gusiiifw tfUanrtj.
PRINTINO at a few hours notloei 10.000 circulars,
aii oardsand blllheails. loo, per 1,000. EDQAlt
PlUNTLMl AND bTATIONEHY CO., 0. Will Utll St.
.r-f. f??tfi?ii. '-,-'"it?r'y 'Vr?."! '?'''"
gltntlinn Hottls and JRtgtaurantg.
This list appears every Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday.
WHERE TO DINE.
For Information, clrcnl&n, Ac, of anj Reit&uraat
or Hotel Ix-low, call or addreu (eni stavmp)
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
OS Firth At a,. Sew lork.
Ale. means J. la Cartel Tdh. means Table dnot
dinner.
Delmonlco,a tin avenue, corner 26th st. Ala.
Brrtoort House. . 01b av. and 8th. Ale, Tdh., tl.29.
Concerts. Cublne Recherche. Old Vintage Wines.
Leon Vlouret.othav 16th. Alc.Tdh ,tl.23. (Lunch)
Morrllo'a 4-0 West 2fllh It. Ale, Tdh.. il.
Slouquln's 20 Ann st., US Fulton St. Ala.
do. Knickerbocker Cottage, 6tb ar. and 2Sth.
Restaurant Ale Foreign wlnea a specialty, op. 1 A.M.
tlaxzu'a Broadway 4 40th st. Ale, Tdh., 1.
Clark's Ilr.laur.nl 22 Wast 23d st, Ala
Uelvrdrre.tth av. a. ISthst. Ala. lunch, 60c Tdh- tl.
Uunrarla Union sq.. East. Alo.. Tdh., 76a
Ilarlholdl Itralauranl.. Madison si). AlcTdlL, 73c.
lAnteline's..AO Union square, East. Ale- Tdh- 730.
K,ucbow'a, German Restaurant llOEast llthat.
Ilunrnrlan Open Air llestauraat Alo.. Tdh.
Oyp.y Hand. Cafe Boulevard. I30heoond aTenue,
Ilrrnard Ite.tnuraat.aOtb.t.andLei. ay. Tdh-eoo.
Au Chat .siolr,.B51 W. Broadway. Lunch, BOo-iTda.
Hotel Marline. 103 West 41th St. Tdh., SOo,
I'rpper'a Ot East 11th St. Tdh. and Alo.
Hotel Uuauesne. 68 W. SOth st. Ale, Tdh., BOa.
Columbus llMtaurant.. 17 E. 17th tt AJa.Tdh., BOo.
lulls SQUARE HOTEL,
4-rfint lltiuIrTurd and Wtml TlaC St.
AMERICAN PLAN.
Finest location in th city; two blocks from Central
Tarki two blocks from Hudson Itlveri choice fur
nished rooms, with bsth, by the week or month)
iauinii.a nave uouie cumioru; no caret. Kates rea
sonable. WALTEU LAWRENCE.
Manager.
"THE HASyOVER7
h E. Corner Bth At and 13th St.
A high t lat family hotel with an established repu
tation. Aparlmeuls or parlor, one or more bedrooms
and bath, with private service If desired.
EW. EAQER. Mgr.
THE GERARD,
4,h !!m .'"" UroaUway und Uth At.
1U0 Rooms, single and en sulio.
Coolest, bett ventilated total In New York.
Centrally located! nrcproor and modern.
BPECIAL LOW RATEh FOR HUMMER.
. W B. OERARD. Prop.
THE BERESFORD
a high class apartment hotel, beautifully located,
with every convenience and comrort of a welbaD
iwlnted home, a few choice suites can be secured from
Oct. 1 ou iMrsoual application or by letter to tiik
IikresfoAd. M.t lo2d st.. Sorner Crn.rSj
West.and Manhattan tquars. ..
IIOTEI, !ri HTV. French tablo d'note.
e.l IU4IU.I. Berreaiu Summer Uarden.
Concert Terr evening. Luneb. 40o. dinner. BOc,
Wine and coffee Included! service a la carte at all
hours) inodsrate prtcss. Roouit by da or week.
Rummer Qtaoxts.
NEW YORK.
rvrr AT THE ELMER.
rwl5loaluJln8P,mbrl'l Octoiien ope. .
December; within 14 hours of New York.
COBW-Aa.lLjy.SJ UI'UIU.
BB7AW EEOUSE
l-ABCnMONT)N-THE-SOC.ND. N. Y.
Oritl TO DBC. 1ST. !.
Bnrutoga Sprluns.
UNBTEO STATES HOTEL
ntniTooA srnivi.s. . .
OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER 1st.
STEAM HEAT IN MAIS BUILDISO AND IVTTAG3
ROW.
0.,."n.,I",Ln,1 nleycle paths In prtme conllUon.
Mualo dally by full orchestra. September Is the most
delightful ot all months al Saratoga
QAQEatfEtUtY. Props., U. S. Hotel. Saratoia, N. T.
Balllran County.
SC1J1IT HOCSK. Washington Bro. , prorrltors,
Llberiy. bullirau oouniy. N. Y. Flret els., a.' uim
datlpns; large rarm and dairy, rlenir of tr& nula,
good livery 1 gunning and Oshlnsi Cal.tolu' (smily.
LONG ISIaAM).
maohattan Beach Hotel
Oriental Hotel
Now Open.
T. F. B1LLECK. UANAGKR.
Bee Time Table Excursion Column
Btcycllsu can now ride direct to an I Have tbsfa
wheels checked at Manhattan Beach Hotel.
UAXU&TTAV tlEAC-lt HOTn. ll L IIBTI1M
tlPKM l'.Tll. SKI'T, Ull.
ORIENTAL HOTEL UNTIL SEPT. 14
AN IDEAL FALL AND ACTI'MN Ul KT.
bEA.lUORE AND COUNTRY COMIUN tl
Prospect House and Cottages.
nil siiiiiiB. iim; isi.imi, "
Most faahlonable resort on Long liUud i-ml fl
descriptive circular, opea until Oct. 1 Oi.e uom
from New York. Ileasouable rules,
F. M. ROUF.K8.rr. inctor.
CONNECTICUT.
PEQUOT HOUSElND COTTAGES,
new i.ovuov, cuv,
"A dsllghtful comblnstlnn
of tsaahore and country Ufa
at the Pequotl"
ssLAWCIIAIID IISOrlB.
cfropottiils.
"I)ROPOSAI.s"wiinre.'cU.',lai'lii 1 ',s, '.'
A. piles aud Aivuunts, Naiy IKuumi ' '".
ton, lit', until v oMiK'k tin 111. hVpt. 1 ' ',
and publicly opened Imniedlai-'lr im" ' '
nlthat the Naval Olmeriatiuy. Wa.li ii.' !
quaulltyof stop vati'lioa, t-umpai ' ' ."'
t11'"' and drawing .linlrtliui lit. a ', '
ard. Wasuinaton n t.' a.uunt'ij f ' '",,
Blank propoals will l furul.lu I ui'i.u "'JX ..
the Navaf Observatory. Wailinm-inn H V2,'
u"u- KDW1N UrKWAHl-, l'aymi.1" ' u""-"'
B.K. o-2l-7, .

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