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Hf ' 10 THE SUK, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1897: - ,rr ' -'. .' - lK,ll
Bp &muj.fiMttrw.
Pw . CAItNEoftTliALIi.
HILHABMONICHSiffi
I67-Flfty sixth be ason-ISO.
-,, axttoxj Kii(i, coxui'CTon
nU rirl Public Itctir.resl. Friday, Not. ISth at S I' M.
M$k- nm C.ncerl Mtnrdai. Nor. 18, at SMS P. M.
! SOLOIST)
ft M. EUGENE YSAYE,
Iff hit Aral appe aranre tn America this seaMa.
'ISf' iMiiHaitnTiKi
SJJft armpbonr.E minor, "From the New World". .Dvorak
g$ Concerto for Violin. K flat major Moiart
5M Cedents roraposed for the occasion ty E. Tsaye.
Nh Dream Pantomime from " Urssel and Orrul."
2W Ilutnnerdtnes:
jf?.. Adagio anil mint f5T Violin alone, O minor., J. 8 Bach
fffv TorspteL " Die Uelslerslnger " Wagner
tff- noi office Hp'D lially rrosn out,
ex Bes.rved se ata. from 75 cents to (9. Bo in. con-
'' salBlngalaseet, (land(15. Admission. (1.
iXT BSbserlpllons for Eight Rehearsals or Concert, for
VQ? seats from (3 to (14! for Boxes (80 and (100.
Ate, nuKiiiiaiLKX. Secretary.
3L CTU A IIP TnEATlcK. Broadway 88th 81.
JpP KB I II DHf. Edwin Knowlea .Manager.
R"4J W ft W tsal To-Nlghl at 8 30. Hat. Sat. at 1.
f MANSFIELD
f THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE.
m NOV. 22, FAREWELL WEEK.
'SKf- Monday, Richard III I Tuesday, Prince Karli Wed-
ajp aeaday. Merchant of Venlcel Thanksgiving Mat., Tbe
ML Peril'. Dlielplei Erenlag. Dcau Urummell; Friday. A
SV -. Parisian RomanceiSalurday Mat., Bean Brummellt
yl HaturJaj livening, Dr. Jekylland Mr. Hyde,
fiff Seats on Sale for Entire Engagement.
M ' ASTORIA MOTEL,
4 TO-NIGHT, AT 8:30,
I Dyna Beumer.
isft Uptrrred tcati at iuberth, trading ticket ofilcM,
and to-olfct at cntruntvlo hill on 3 1th t
. Parquet, $2. Boxen seating seven. $15
;; aod $20. Admission, SI.
I PROCTOR'S SBH!
K Cells. Mnrrls In The llosr." Second month LIT.
iff Ing Pictures. Wm llenrrltlce. Minstrel. Lukrns Bros..
&, Acrobats: Maud Beall Price, Comedknnc, ubreys,
&i Danctr.H0 uthernt.ru. Belc. 23c Or.li.5Uv.
i PLEASURE PALACE
ifft- 88th it and 3d ar. All Orcii Sfte All Bale. 2.1c. Hc.'d.
M John T. Sulllran. Wool and fchepard. H.her and
Jfi Carroll. Una Pantier. others. Aft. 1 -so. Ere t Shun
, apeculatore. lluj lu adr. at box office, 10 A.M.
-$ ACADEIWlY 'nth st and' Irving Place.
ji--' O. Ullmore Jt Eugene Touipl,lus, Propr s and Mgra.
ff TUC fl 11 IASTTWOWEFKS
llll. ULU Denman Thompson
..- and the original productloav
HOMESTEAD .,...
ai IIUIIILUILHU. Mat. Uol ftst V. h-e.fria.
a" CIIAHLLS KKOIIMA.S PBESKSTS
mat. .ion iituw
k; la Sydnej Grundr'a adaptation from thn Prenoh.
1 A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE
jK rrenlngt. s 30. Man. Wcdnelay and batllrday.
GARDEN THEATREriJSiWoSai:
Jfc CUAILES PROIIMAV . Masagar
f Libra muhts-h.vt sat. mat.
f Mr. Sol Smith Russell
& Id Martha Morton it American Comrd,
I A Bachelor's Romance.
Monila lit N lt .. DULY. The Magician.
I oarrickTheatre. s-isrSsn:
i Bojt k McKee. Leucea. Charlca Frohtnan, Manager.
t Mature. Wedneadaj aud Saturdaj.
2 Cbarle. Frohman Preaenu
V MISS. MAUDE ADAMS
If ... 'i1 ' M Hrrte' Orral Coiredr.
fj THE LITTLE MIMiSTER
ft, iOi T 3ICKEK I'roDiif'tora
I !fflP WEDNESDAY AND I SATURDaT.
1 .Sk, HOYTS LouTeitcrea.
f ASTRANOER IN NEW YORK.
ft WALLACK'S. MT.'un,red,irha,trS:
?ar" -.?SAT3 SlfURED 4 WEEKS AHEAD
MISS JULIA ARTHUR.
Si , Supported by Mr. Edwin Ardcn.
a France. Uodgton Burnett and btepb.a
S Towmend'a play.
I A LADY OF QUALI TV.
I KNICKERBOCKER. .'
If COODWSIil cBOgSawH.
m .AMlated by MISS MAXINE ELUOTT. In
flL AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
I HORSE SHOWT
JJ Tta box orflie at Madl.on Kijuare Oardf n will be
JrL op? ,0 ,hS E"Mlo from 0 A. M. until 3 P. M. on Wed.
SS 5?"1?7 B4 Thurtday. the 10th and 1 1th of NOTcm-
Mg Oer, f or tte tale of rr.tr? ed teat, and hoxea for tbiK
Ttr ??" nd on ""1 "r riday, the 12th of Norem-
M Per, for reaerred eeau for any .Ingle performance.
HETnoPOI.IT IPKA iioti(
& JBOStOll I Ttunl'7ETg.NoT.ll,at8:15,
f Symphony JOSEFFY.
W Orchestra. Mr. FMIL PAUB. Conductor.
if Ticket. 11. 50, gl.oo, 75 eti , at box office, Mctro-
, poll tan Opera Uouir.
' WfflW THEATRE, "....t.
frank i tiukd tup
IPfilfLsl IDOLS EYE.
gre. 6:15. Mat. Pat. 2. Reg, price., trouj Tl l ou, &K
HERALD SWAKETI1FA. U way and 33th at.
RICE S PKODUCTION OFTHEIMaU. Wed.
ioomT . . FK'1KV "VELTV. U.UI
THE FRENCH MAID
"ecjto-iundtomot sonTenlr. Erer UlTen.
PASTOR'S cotipois
Uiuo iu ii p. m. KTsaoanotKXTS.
TOW PARTOIl SUtll.
vm l B S.U,YA. OAJfKIELB CAHLFTOV.
POLK k. COLLIKS. TlIEMEUItYNOfcSES.
KEITH'S Continuous Performance".
i mST 5. A. We. one. Noon to 11 p.
3 AND COOPEB, JOKES. OIIA.ST AXD JOVTs
f HOWE. WALL AND WALTgla 80 OTHEnfl
I BIJOU. WHAT HAPPENED
J 6 u.!- TO JONES.
ft t J'S?.i'.Mk My Irwn 'n I Sale of aeali
Tnt SWELL Miai FITZWELL. ojina To-Sar.
I LYCEUM p SOTIIERN
I WHrlSftft ?ho'i,K,gh?,WAndr,r,nc,i "VLh-
j WEBER & FYLDS' XZXZ&.
.? JjLVESTA TILLEY.
ORANn opkba SUDST. 8 mats!
0Ou"fL-110p,?OnBI,IiLVt- M- "-EDArBAT.
X $r i i.Jil-JS:-i- Um and Manager
MPADDENE0WJ)P FLATS.
I. I flK !AVUkKoOll1lbig production of
stuTiLdoa. HEART t'u.'e KLOHDIKE.
.' Scenery. Seniatlonal Effecu. and Ureal Ca.1.
& DALY'S gTETenlngatli.fD '
UHUI O Maaineea Wed. aud Bat. at .
TIIK UlflRllA,
with New Mualo. Dancea. Cottnmra,
K Scenery, Inoreaard Charm. .New Vrnlon.
f CUMBERLAND'61
C "lratUlijggoodpiay,"VifM. "
F UAHHATTIH SnMII Mata.W.d andfaCBiTo
I rhJKSolirdy.MISS FRANCIS OF YALe!
SS5 FOSTER & BIALT XdrSTEos:
A""ft ..MJtl,: LLOVDFaa.t. JfaUne.
HFI fl AiJ0E ilIIlTo.v-ualu
"tl-u and foreign .tar. Saturday.
HARLEM , THE ""jFeua
UIa!a.l:U.ll. I I a via.
a. 8.U. mmb., t.lFIRST BORNI Seifo"
A. HORSE : tA.'KS&r.AgViig T1" D01"
i!' "lASI?KidOm?OC,ATI0:'
I sA!9Y,aNG!, p'-ace'tFeatreT
if HiV i fir''T ,,,,,r"u ''" JLtP si? wit,
liI.OI Ai -n lo u. ro-Jog lne" aib.
gjjeg.,
Btm;.rf. ,
Millinery IVoTcltics, Mais, Toques, Bon
nets. Thcntre and Evening: Ilcnd Dress,
Collarettes, Sets of Hint mid Cbijc, Onft
and RIuflor Boa.
Latest Tashionable trlmmlngrsand colors.
FAMES McCREERY A CO.,
Tweniy-flilrd Street.
laiiiliilliiililiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiin.iiiiiiiiii
J .6 Q;OQ jffnfrff'TIi flT-
ill(,Iol0EsfiS' i
B If J fOR MEN B
i Y BEST IN THE WOREfi
5 For balls, parties, receptions, the 5
q theatre or any formal occasion S
wicre Me dress sur s n-orj, ( s 5
5 the part of good form to dress the
c feet In harmony. Fashion Is re-
P lentless, and reckons ordinary 5
5 footwear not proper.
2 m . OurOpermaboelimadeeepeetal. P
? Ill ly rorfiirmalaSalra. Itl.of mod- 3
r El erately light construction, cut on p
? Pim the rongrewi pattern, a little nar-h
P W rower at the toe and a trifle Ion- 5
P UHJ grrthan tbe ahoe for itreet wear C
C Mil The beat Unpolled patent calf d
AaVl '" U'rd: cloth tore, light-weight P
d Ih I ole.orTerybeatlrather.itltched P
PIV 1 throughout with alia-. Eltrwhera p
P nl ft ,ou must pay from (7 to tlO Mr a 5
b tl .hoe equal to ihlt, but the W.Uh
3 ft Douglaareputatlnnhaabeenbullt C
5 AV a by aelllng to the wearer direct c
H naff"! 4 beat ahoe. made for leaa c
C Y& t fl money than the ordliary dealer P
g m H parathawbolruler. Thl.elegant P
P vh. a aoe doeant contribute much to p
p bJ, the dividend. , neTertbeleu U I. h
b 8)1 uniformly eold at tne ao Rn 5
H popuUr prtceoL 0,ou 5
5 EigmlnetbisshoooraiTOtherofourlSS b
b styles, mnde In Calf, Patent Calf, French 5
b Ennmel, Box Coif, ical Goat, Hlack Kid 5
b ana liu&sla, btorm Calf, at any of our own 5
b retail stores, located at G
2 NEW YORK. BROOKLYN. 5
P J??i Broadway. 708-71 0 Broadway. P
P ElS'iwaT- 13s? Broadway. P
2 oilf!iIr5thst- "IFnltonSt. a
P fyji- aMFUthAye. a
b 2J10 Third ATe. P
5 SIS Eighth Ato. JERSEY CITY. S
b 111 Fulton Ht. lOKewarkAre. P
S Shots pnrdiattd at ourttortt pollahed tree, b
5 Ohutrated catalogue for the aating of 5
3 W. L. DOUGLAS, g
C Larfttt Manufacturer and Reullcr of 5
5 Men"s Fine Shoei In the World. 5
BROCKTON, MASS. ?
"injinnnnnnnrunjijinruxnjir
ConnBTTT-HTXtlnMOtS
Conteat. Illnstrated by tbe VEKISCOPE.
-JONAH" THEATBE, Broadway and 2th at.
S Perfa. Daily 3. 8. 1 1 P. M. Adm. IS. 15. 85, 00c
Nothing objectionable; Ladlea InTlted.
PEOPLE'S old "mS
MURRAY n,LL I OLMrUTMHT. ETe,6:lS.
niUntlHT THKA.I Jlat.Thura.andSatl
iLex. are. & 48d at. I Price. "Sc. 60c, S5o. 250.
THIRD AV T ETta.R-13. M.u Wed. andiai;
imnunt, cun mo iitiiuicAw
Turiiim. I THE chip.
HURER'S 1T1I ST. MBSFHM. 10c. to all. Two
iiwm.ii m eontlnnoaa pertormancej. Big bhow.
CoUcsfg aafl chooln.
m r wiu Bon nuiin .men cily ana can try.
JFazareth Industrial School.
BRONXVILLE, N. Y.
Caer the charge or the fll.ter.orSU JMepb r
Saaaretb. (Dpl.ro.al.
Induttrlal training for glrU of good character, to
render them aelf aupportlng.
Term., lltu m cor. Xo Taeall.aa.
Baalaeu C.ll.g.a.
HPPPI PV"C,,'' of ronvnu-F,
trrUt I formerly Pit ITT ISTITLTB
Department of Commerce Bookkeeping, penman
ahlp. .tenography. tywrltlng, language mathe
matlce. Day and evening. Begin anr time vtv Ryeraoa
t . Brooklyn. J.EW TORKllHA.JCU. it E. th it.
C1BEOO-S 8n0RTHAND-Mlern lyitem liaried
A one-third usual time: reaulu guarbnted.
HPTHER1 OHD'8 BCIl&OL. 108 Eat 2Sd at,
WOOD'S mjw oilK bClIOOL. 51 h ar. and 125tb
v t. Bualneaa. ahorthand, day and night: UOO
atudrnu.
Hchoot. ror Language.
LADIES Do you wl.h to know Rome, Naples.
Florence, andltalyi' Doyou wl.h quick to leara
the Itallanlanguage, and .peak It with adl.tlngui.hed
In.tructor and complete gentleman? B, box lSun
uptown oClce, 100 Broadway.
MflTITITlTor i.vuiAge,
. KormerlyOfl We.n.'nd St,
SOW.?! " .. . toil. .OT1I ST.
DltS. PAUL IIERUY-HERMAN hCHCLZt
Schoela or Elocution aud Dramatic Ana.
ELOCUTIOVArtT lnatructlon for the pulpit, bar.
.?,e: nPr'or. edwin ooitDos Lawrence;
lUtt .it jd at.
HuelcnL "
HEW YORK CONSERVATORY OFMUSl'c.
IIS BAST 1HTII BT..
UBTW?K' ru ak. intifo PLAce.
tit if 1 A&&H:111 l8a- Chartered 1S05.
TOE FAMOUS MUSIC 8CIT00L
DrT.IIi0H?9,.N:E,l',-''0,l ADVANCED PDPILS.
rK'i?,?2w lCFIVEUyor years on 14th it.
faiMDUATm rnuiiBin with rasiTiuna.
Uaaelng Aetaa.ualea.
MISS IrWcCABE'S
lJanclng8thooi,lLajH7lhaL
rnrate and claw lesMna daily: beginners any time.
I)P.ur. COBB a. 887 Iludion at. Walts and two-step
a. guaranteed In 1 0 prlrate lewona. loi any hour.
arko.la of Physical Culture-
atark.ley Cymnaslam ror W.mea aaal Chlldrea
..!l,r.,.nJ?T"1 toCARNEOlE BALI, We.t 57th. IM.U
SPECIAL OLAbS lfOR UQYS. OOLV. FJ-..NC1NU.
nvSP.Tiv. Handball. BoilrTi: ""
OYMNASIUM, Training, Baths, Jtc.
.. Keth t. Entrance. IB. Monthly dues, ti,
Sllaeeliaaeeua.
PESNrNOTO.H (N, J.) JEUIVART.-ConTen!ent to
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore aud Uaihlcg.
ton: both Mxe.i 08th year, b.allhful: beautlfuli irt
teachers, 11 couraeai 00 a year, Kor beautifully
Uliutrated catalogue, addreaa
TI10MA3 II ANLO.V. D. D President.
3UfCtintJ6.
fl'UB ANNUAL MUCTIXO ofSt. John's" tTaiidTfor
..ft ''eetlon o! lit. trustees, to .erre five yean,
will be held In tbe parlors of the Hotel Baoy, on
Tuesday ersnlng. Not. 11, at half past 8 o'tlock.
JOHN P. yADIUf, B-icretary.
(Dfffce cf uralturr.
URMHK AMp'or-pH-H " " '
yTONrTTJRE INORl' AT VARIETY MANDFACTURED
Ml T U.br.LLEW, lit rUL-IONbT.
Lion Institute, IBth st. and Oth hr, "
FIRST DEUO.SbTRATIONS IN AMERICA
IJONS
INFANT INCUBATORS,
BHOWINO TniUR PHACTICVL WORKISO Unit
LIVE BABIES.
Inranurt4ltlIrora mm ou at lu.lltute.
aa-RSt y..Oi0 ' "" Sunday Included
fe fJ3STfbffifOTCTUHi
PERSONALITY IN DECORATION.
For ycara past, most pooplo have been
living In other people's houses among
furniture and decorations made for other
times and circles. Hato you t
How would you llko a chongot To have
your special needs and tastes consulted at
every point in tho lurnlshlog and arrange
ment of your rooms f To havo the result
not only original, hut faultlessly beautiful f
Let us toko your houso In hand and re
model it. Not only with furniture, dra
peries and rugs can wo fill your wants, but
with fresco-painting, wall paper, cabinet
work whatever is needed for Interior dec
oration, and at factory prices, as you
"OUV OP Trie MAKErt"
Geo. C.FLint Co.
43, 45 and 47WTST257ST.1
NgAR BROADWAY.
factory: 154 amp 156 west I9?snwa
This list appears erery bund ay. Tuesday, A Thursday,
WHERE TO DINE.
For Information, circulars, c of any Restaurant
or Hotel below, call or address (send stamp)
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
OS) rinn Are.. Aerr l.rW.
Ale. means A la Carte; Tdb. means Tabla d'Bote
dinner.
Delaa.nlca'a Bth arenue. corner 28th st. Ale.
Reatauraat Hartlu AJo , Tdtu, 11.25
I'nlieralty place aad Othi it.
Leaa Flouret..Othar. tl8th.Alc,Tdh..l 25(Mui!c)
Tbe Jlldland.. 34th si, 104 W. Opens yorember. Ala
n.rella'. 4- West 2Stht. Ale. Tdh , tl
The Marlborough Cway and 37th st. Alo.
Tdh. breakfast, 50c: lunch. 60c.; dinner. (1.00.
Houoala'a 20 Ann .1, 149 Fulton St. Ale
do. Knickerbocker Cottage. 6th ar. and 28th
Restaurant Ale, Foreign wines a specialty; op 1A.M.
arka Heataarant. 22 Westlsdst. Ale.
Zaagnerl. 17E.22dst. Tdh.. Si. with win
BelTeaere..4thaT.AltJthst.Alc.lunch.S0aiTdh,(l
Hangarla Union square, EasL AlcTdb7Sc.
ttre Boalerard lSSZdar. Oypsy Band
Iaatelo.ea..40 Union square. East. Ala, Tdb., 75c
l.eb.n's, German Restaurant.... 110 East 14th at.
Deraard neataaraut.BOthst.andZ&x.ar.Tdh ,e0c
Grifr.ua Care, Br.taorant..l9 W.tht.;AicTdb,
Au CkatXalr..B31 W.Broadway. Lunch. 30c;Tdh.
Pepaer'a 34 East 14th st. Tdh. and Ale
Cr Mankattan 145 Second ai.,cor.9tu.t AlcTdn.
nungarlan Oypsy Band. Club catering a specialty.
H.tel Duueaae.....S8 W. 30th st. Ale, Tdh., 50c
BlTsrslde English Ch.p Ilou.e 828 Boulerard
FrlTate dining rooms for select parties.
Jac.ky's.... 882 Broad si, Newark, N'. J. Tdh . BOc.
C.lumkua H.tel 17 E. 17th at. Ale, Tdh , BOe
SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL,
Grand HoutaTnrd and ft 71t HI
AMERICAN PLAM.
Strictly a family hotel: choice aullea. furnUhed or
unfurnished; cuisine and eerrlce of the highest
order; rates reasonable: location conTenl.nl to all
parts of the city by elOT.ted. cable or snrface rail
roads; Central Park and Rlr.ralde Drlre 10 a rant 'a
Tomb two blocka distant
WALTER LAWREN'CE. Manager.
TUE GERARD,
44TH ST., BET. BROADWAY AND SIXTH AV.
AUMOLCTELY rillEPROOr.
CaUITRAI, LOCATION.
Apartments, 2 to B rooms, with prtrate bath, to
rent. Board. American and European plana. bD
arate dining rooms.
W. B GERARD, Trop.
THE HAfyOVER.
S. E. Corner Bth At. and 18th St.
A blgb-claw family hotel with an established repu
tation. Apartments of parlor, one or more bedrooms
and bath, with prlrato serrlce It desired
E. W. EAQEll, Mgr.
1ANCROFT BOUSE, Broadway aod 21st st Con
JJ T.nlenl t all ferries and stations- gentlemen
only, 80c, 75e, and $1 ferday: weekly reductions.
V4'Tf,'.M.1,lTlr' French table d'hote.
tltlNtMiku. oitb It a (rial to-dar.
Concert eTery eTenlng. Lunch. 40e. dinner, BOe
Mueand ooaee Included 1 serrlce a la carte at all
hours 1 moderate prices. Rooms by d.y or week,
gianofotiris, (Organg, Sr.
w ST ECK PIANOS.
Warerooma is Krr 14TII ST. Full assortment
or these reliable Instruments Also a number of sec
ond hand grand and upright and a lot of squsre pianos
of Tarlous makes and at all prices, for sale on easy
term, ir required borne allghtly used pianos at great
bargains. PIAIOS TO ItBYT.
WALTERS PIANOS.
JOS. 1 07 W. 33d. SSffrmA-.
ACIIICEERI.NO UPIUOHT. 100; great sscriflce;
mahogany upright, nearly new, eTery Improre
ment, storod 7 Ea 14tb st.
BEpnSTEIN CONChRT OKAND In Tery good order;
CHEAP ton CASH or on tlm.i SPLENDID op
porluntty for hall or dancing academy.
LOUIS J. JO.CELYN. lu East 16th it.
"OKAUTIFUL upright pianos, n t03,8telnway.
AJIIHinff uprtguta, (133. WINTEIUIOTH, 103
East 14th st., adjoining Btelnway's.
IAROE assortment, slightly used. 00 to (123: rent,
iJ;smaillnstallm.nU. OuTrier Bros.. 13E. Hlh.t.
IPRIUUT4AT UAU4.tlk
7 octBTe, large alie, (178 00 (3 00 monthly
7Hoctare, largest site, (10U.0U t'l 00 monthly
I.arce aisurtuieut al from (US upward
Uinta (S GORDON'S, ISO Bth aT near 20th st.
1
IttllHurru ami cPrwiJiuaUlng.
SEALO RS1EVTS.-Flne furs made to orderi model
ling old ganuents a specially; prices reasonable.
BARKER'S, lit) W.UVth it. pate of Ountber, Oth a?.)
c?attntj.
IARTIES who failed lo procure patents through
H edderburn can hare th.lr applications attended
to free of charge. A. 11. PIERCE, lawyer. 80 Church st.
T)ATKNTS for tnTcntlons procured promptly; low
rates H OK. HE It A BR1ESEN, bS Nassau si , N. Y.
LstablDhed 1B34.
Cnpfirritfrg.
IIUCKENSDERFKIL No. B. (S3; No. T, (SOttuaraa
J' teed tbe best. Call or write for catalogue.. IB
Broadway, room 8.
THBSUN
I Harlem Branch
I m WEST 12STH STREET
Costumes and Chrysanthemums
Are Heralds of the Horse Show
CTEEDS paw and stamp, neigh and champ. Fair women
consult authorities in fashion. Tailors, dressmakers,
and milliners are all agog. Owners of rare horses are eager.
Expectation pervades New York for, next week, the Horse
Show.
This week Wanamaker's Horse Show prelude. Horse
shoes arch the centre aisle they are made of chrysanthemums
in bloom. Horse heads of roses are in the rotunda: floral
whips, bridles and saddles are in the air; a tandem team dom
inates the silks horse everywhere.
On one of the rotunda counters is a collection of Hugh
Graham's prize chrysanthemum blooms Western Monarch,
Golden Gate, Vivian Morrelle, A.rs. Perrine, Ars. Charles
Potter, and other varieties. Flower growers and connoisseurs
should examine them.
There is a trade reason for all this. We show Bonnets,
Costumes, Laces, Ribbons, Gloves and the thousand and one
things demanded by elegant taste for individual dress more
esDeciallv for women.
Horse Show Costumes
Many of the latest productions, both
French and American, are shown to
day for the first time. Their special
fitness for the Horse Show is apparent
at a glance; for they are day and
evening dress as well.
A Paquin model is a combination
of broadcloth in the new "castor"
shade, with real sable fur, sleeves of
tan satin, and cerise mirror satin, an
elegant costume. Another is from
Sara Mayer, a magnificent Bayadere
striped black silk, with waist of ex
quisite agate velvet, dotted with agate
stones, and trimmed with black em
broidery. A Laferriere gown is of
gray broadcloth, with under-bodice of
cerise velvet showing beneath gray
shaded Hercules braid, and revers and
collar of seal fur.
A handsome American-made gown
is a combination of pearl-gray Benga
line silk, heliotrope satin, green vel
vet and blended fox. Another that
is very striking has skirt of black-and-white
striped silk, and waist of
turquoise velvet; trimmed with black
embroidery, chiffon and white satin.
Second floor.
The Delft fast S0
Button Gloves, wanariiaker
buyer was in the factory of a distin
guished glove maker of Europe. The
maker had just adopted a new button,
a hand-painted miniature. Three
months later they were on sale at the
Wanamaker stores.
A week ago these same buttons
were introduced by one of our most
esteemed competitors with quite a
flourish as something new and exclu
sive. They were new and exclusive
here a year ago !
From the same maker, this summer,
we got his new idea again this time
a beautiful conception, a Delft button.
Next season it will be some one else's
" new and exclusive " idea.
Moral See our gloves.
Broadway and Ninth street.
Tnnnnpcn A CHARMING corner at
Japanese Wanamaker.s is the
Bronzes. Japanese store in our
basement floor. Here our Asiatic globe
trotter has gathered those exquisite
pieces of Oriental art, so perfect in
every detail, for which the American
artist has not the time or the patience,
bronzes, inlaid work, carvings, pot
tery, bamboo and lacquer work, and
silken robes and garments of Japanese,
Indian, or Persian fashion.
This week a fine collection of Jap
anese bronzes, in the form of " koros"
or carved vases, urns, candelabra, and
jardinieres have been marked down,
to get their room for fresh arrivals.
The larger ones especially are magnifi
cent. Bronzes that were
3.50, now 52.50 JlO, now J7.50
$4.50, now J3 fso, now f 1 5
$7.50, now J5 S5. now W5
Basement, Fourth arenue and Tenth street.
HERC'samade-to-meas-iYlercnant
ure overcoat that com
Tailorlng. bines all the points of
the usual S50 garment,
lining of satin or silk, hand-felled
edges and buttonholes, and faultless
elegance of cut and finish. Made of
cheviots, kerseys, and the soft, rich
vicuna cloths, black, navy, or Oxford
mixtures, these splendid coats cost here
Thirty Dollars.
Cutters take your measure right here
in the building.
Second floor, Fourth arenue.
Horse Show Millinery
Paris sends some contributions
from her foremost modistes, hats,
bonnets, pokes, and the immenselv
stylish coronets. And then there are
magnificent sets hat and cape to
match. One by Caroline Reboux is
a large turban of gray uncut velvet,
turned up at the side, with a great
gray ostrich plume, and spangled
j chiffon ; soft gray ostrich cape to
match, with high collar of uncut vel
vet, and trimming of gray marabout
to match. A Virot set has Marie An
toinette bonnet of jeweled white satin,
with nine white Prince-of-Wales os
trich tips ; crown faced with light blue
velvet. The cape is of white satin,
1 with white ostrich feather and lace
trimmings, large rosette, and accordion-pleated
chiffon.
And hats and bonnets a wilder
ness of them! Ostrich plumes are
pretty nearly universal, and a large
share of them are in white. Indeed,
white and black seem to dominate the
millinery of the period. And after
all, what else is there in quite such
perfect taste ?
Second floor.
Bacrster T,1REE years ago this
Bibles splendid Teachers' Bible
ft sold for $3.30; even the
yut" rivalry of to-day's Bible
publishers has never brought the price
so low as that we name
seventy cents
Good clear print, good paper ; flexi
ble leather binding that lets you roll
the book any way without hurt. The
Holy Bible complete, and these little
helps for Bible students
indexed Bible Atlis,
Concordance,
Many illustrations,
Epitome of sacred books of non-Christian
reiisrions,
Epitome of Apocrjpha,
Brief biographies of the Prophets,
Natural history of the Bible,
Jewish History,
Sketch of sects named in the Bible,
History of various versions of Scripture.
The Book Store, Ninth street.
Shoe Darning a stocking
Dnn:n:nn. uuv be a weariness to
Repairing. flesh( or a work of
I fine art. There's just as much differ
I ence in the mending of a shoe.
1 Our shoe repairing is done on the
I premises. Skilful, trained workmen,
with materials of the best quality and
resources almost unlimited, can re
build and renovate worn shoes in such
fashion that you'd scarcely know
your old friends, especially if they are
Wanamaker shoes, with a foundation
to rebuild on.
lourtb arenue and Ninth street.
Time. Wanamaker's is nearer the
Grand Central Station. 111 point of time, than
any other large retail More. The delightful
new electric cars on Fourth avenue bring ou
to our doors.
BOOKS. A busy writer and reader
of books says that Book News gies him what
he cannot ?et in any other wa It coers the
whole field of new books, bnefl where brev
ity is appropriate, and so furnishes the most
in the least space. Best of all, it neither puffs
nor condemns without cause. Fiftv cents a
year.
Dressmaking. Did you ever sit
down and try to think what ou would lne
in Paris in the way of dressmaking, that is not
I ready and waiting for jou on the nfth Hor at
Wanamaker's ?
Japanese art.U's a fascinating
sight to watch the native artist in our Jap
anese Store, as the exquisite little landscapes
bird or flower-pieces crow rapidly under Ins
brush. In fertihn and in perfection of detail
the Japanese artists are simplv marvellous.
Basement, Fourth avenue and Ninth street.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th av., 9th and loth sts.
3JuB.tugfl Chancfg.
rlllNTINO at a few hours' notice; 10,00(1 circulars
... (I i cards and billheads 40cU per 1,000. EDUAR
I'HI.NTIM, AND STATIONtRV CO, OW West y (lib SU
y ANTED A gentlemen of food address, baring
.'. business experience, wllh best or references as
to ablUty, honesty, and Integrity, to All a poattlon a
iJirVV.S?"'' AP1' ono. brie Iter toll. at.
llXljloa, YTutatlastor Hotel. K. ink si.
excursions.
CODFIsniNO dally, except Mon lays and hatur
days. Steamer AL l-ObTKK. from 1 ait JM l,
7;0illattert,8.0. yared.wllh ball; la.ile.. 5Ui
DVEI- 8FA riSIIINO -fiteamer A "CI V It. dally ex
cept Mondays and Saturdays, leare. Jl.t si.. K
H., 7:3i ttattery rl; fare 75c.. with .1 bunches ur ball,
ladlw. BOe, i old reliable pilot AL FOSTill on board
ret'IAA flihlng on suiamer AL COHTER; Increasing
t catob. of codfUh, blaokflab, aad cuanars.
jT""J1JilianBasfcia4eiiiaTw
winter gtntt.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
OPEN ALL THE I vr.
rERTXCT rALL CLIMATE. I v, rrFT F, EVA.
TION. ON CUE&r-UUvF M
OHIO RAILW 4
TITE NEW HOMLST1 Hi
a grand modern hotel, completed an l opened last
year; cottage, aud casino Hot curst ebaiht known
forrheainatlam. gout, aud urr.oi. i.tuuir, iVrr
bath from flowing springs of uMurm l ot !
tlOLP LlNhH AND II.I.-K I 11 ill LI S
FlneUrery and Uagninoent 5loum.li, s irrotindlnera.
r-ullman Compartment Car vlr 'v ,n Tin!
Springe, without change, dallr, ei.ui Sunlai
VgSSo&SS '!cl,ofleW, ""''"" 1&i5:
excursion tickets and Pullmsn rerMlon at
Chesapeake and OhlooRlcea. 168 aud I . u,,Uj
and offices l'enniylranla rUllroa.l. Mtrar.
rilrllSTMUn 'iMiacer,
Hot Springs. Uatn . ,UJt n.
nan ttnmtra.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW UUK-MJITHAJIFION- London -l'arit).
Sailing ercry edresday at lo A ,M
PARIS Nor 10 PARIS lire I
ST PAUI Nor 17 ST I'Al I. !., M
ST IOU1S . Nor 24 fcT I 01 Is ti,, ;j
BED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP.
."ailing erery Wednesdar
Noordland..N'or. lo, uooniKensiii.ton N'o 24 0 V M
Prleslaiid....Nor 17, noon.Westeruiaud tfct I utcn
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION (MPN.
riers 14 and 18, North River umoe.n Howling t.re-n
Jiu I'ltirii iiiii.u.V;
intended steamship sailing rrom an imrrr
"JAPAN AB CHINA.
rilPIII.Vi OF CHINA Dec n i.i, sr"
EUPRESS or INDU . .. . Jan .1 Man hi. s
taPKLSS OF JAPAN' . . ., Ja.i SI, u rll lo
to HONOLULU, FIJI, and AUSTRALIA.
WARRIMOO. ...Not VI A01UNC1! I). 13
Second cablu ao otnmo latlnn. at xery 1 or ritti
for tlcketa and freight rabn apjly J5 i llroadr.y.
For frclcbt rates only MS Walt st , N w Yotk.
mrxtii i.ixt
I OMPVONIE (11 NLI.AI.E HHNSATLANTIQCF.
J DIRECT LINE Tn UWRb PAltlS-H.t iL
Ironi I'lrrtU. North llhrr, ftwt Morton ,1
LA RRETAHNE, Ruie , .. .bat , Nor. 1 I, IU K V
LA UASlXHIN't. naudtlon "-! , No. V, 10 A M.
Ratts of psssaHe, nrst claa, N. Y to Pirl g0 an I
up. by all slotiiir. u pt l.a Tiuralue. luclmliLg
railway fare to Paris and landing charges llurtct
parlor car seat, trie Second class, to Term, (54 7.1
HAMBURG-AMEKICAN LINE.
TWIN SCREW EXPRFss from Ner York to Plym
outh (Londoni CherlKiurp, Parts, and ilatulurg
P. lllsinarck.. Nor. 1 1, 10 A SI.
11 IMIICKO SI RVIi'E. by Twin Screw Mall "t s
Palatla Nov VO. 2 P M J Prusila Nov .'7 SA M.
Ilrrt c.b, (fjo up. sHond class (iOt steirsge, ( W.
llHrubura-mrrlCMl. Hut, U7 llruait n.
pUNARDLINt TO LIV 1 RPOOI, IA QUI KNSTOvTn
V. Ftn m Pit r 40, N it foot of c Urk.ou st
Campanla.Nor 1S.7 JO AM I mania. Nor 27 7,30 A M.
Umlirla Nor 20. 1 P. 31 Itrtlrla lire 4, . P JI
1 Its OX Ii 11ROVVN A CO .Oen Ag't.,4 HowilUKi.nen.
iiai.m; sTBiAisniacoT,
(IIRtP FXllttlll.
SO.OO In Portland. Tie., aud Iteturn.
Steamship. John Fnsll. and Slanhattan leare Pier
30. East River foot of Market it . ruesdaya. Thurs
days, aud Saturdays at 5 p M. Steamers titled with
ettry modern improretnent for comfort and con
venience of tourists
Ofllcca, 2711 Broadway and 222 South st.
II HALL, Oeneral Agent.
"VORTII (IKRMAN LI D Sir ASP-HIP CO.
. SHORT ROU1E TO LONDON AM) CONTINENT.
VAST LM'RtSS nTKAMLIls.
Trare.Ta. Nor.U. 0 A M I Kaiser. Tu . Nor. 21.2P M
Lahn, Tu.Nov 1. DA. M I spree, Tu . Noi UV, U A.M.
ULLRIC1I8 & LO , i Rowling Oreen.
iLUiioTTrxToT i.ik.
IJUt.1 Til Mlllllll H,
For 01 1 Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News,
retertburi:, Portsmouth. Pli ner a 1 oint. Richmond,
Virginia loach, Va.and Washington. 1. c Freight
and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 20 North
Hirer, every week dar, except Saturday, at J P. M.,
and Saturdar, at 1P.M.
W. L OL'lLLU.'DEU. Vlce-Pres't and TralHc Mgr.
The now Twin screw Passenger Meatus hip
IIOTTEIIDAJI
or the nolland America Line will ssll for Rotter
dam direct on iTlitDl, oi:niiFH lam.
AT III K. Tl. Winter rates Hr cabin 5 s,s
ond cabin ( It. Apply to HOLLAND AMLHICA LINE.
SO Broadway. New York.
WHITE'S? AR LFNEr"
Teutonic Nor. 10, noon Majestic Nor 24, noon
llrltannlc .. Nor 17, noon Adriatic Docl.niHjn
NO LOTTOS C4RK1ED RY TASSlVdER bTl AJIHtS.
Pier 45, North Hirer OUIr, u Ilroadwar New ork.
U. MAITEAND KERSE. Agent
.Stfaracoats.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.
VIA bOUND UNtS '"-"''I
STOlGTO LIK, ria Stonlugton Leave pier
So. N It. one bloik aboi e Canal st , week days only,
at 0 P. M. steamers Maino aud New II.inip.hlre.
MIUIVICU I IVK. Tla New London. Leaie Pier 40
(old No.) N. P. . next De.brosses st . week dare only.
at a P. At. Steamers City of Lowell and Rhode
Island.
PS.1.I, Ml Kit I.IVr. Tla Newport and Fall Rlrer.
Leare PItr IS. N R . foot of Murray st . week days
only, at 5 00 P. M 6tc-ainers ITUcllla and Puritan.
Orchestra on each.
Albany Evening Line.
The popular st- amers ADIRONDACK and DKA.V
RICHMOND will leave Old Pier 41, N. R.. foot Canal
St., al rl P. M. dally (-unday excepted), making uirect
connections w Ith train. North, Last, and Weal.
CS.T8KH.U lunsrix AXIS (0-tlHIR BOTa
leare Pier 43. N. p. , foot of Christopher st . every
weekday aiu P.M.
KINGSTON LINE. West 10th st DaiTyl P M. SaT
urdavs at 1 steamers II U.DW IN and ROMUt for
ComwaU. Newburg. New Hamburg. Marlboro, Milton.
Poughkeepsle. Hjdt? Park, h.opus. Kingston, connect
log with U tn II Ii for all points In Latekllla
XBn HUH Fare. (lf"t-JC(rc'RsIo. (I 50.
Fast steamers leave Pier .'5. F u. dally bun lays
excepted). 3 P. M and 12 midnight, arrtrlng In time
for trains to Menden, Hartford, Springfield, and
points North.
RAM8DELL USE-Steamers leare Pier 24, N R.,
foot Irankiin st,. for Cranston's, Wet Point,
Cold Spring Cornwall. Mshklll Landing, Newburg.
week dsysS P l Sundays 0 AM.
, Tn,,? TX.-ciTY OF TROY or SARATOGA
learea Wut luth st. dally, except Saturday.. H p M .
connecting with Delawaro aud Hudson and Htchburg
trains, bunday steamer touches at Albany
gUtlronas.
DELtWAlIC, LICKtntMl A It ICSTEnX
It. IU
Stallen. la .Xerr XorU. root r Barclay and
rbrl.lopbrr ila.
XK-STIDIXE TlllIXl. I'lll.VIIT IlL'rfKT
cni. rixr.tii i.ii.itT.
Direct route to Newark. Bloomneld, Montclalr. the
Oranncs, ummlt, Hernanlsrille, Ranking RUge. .Mad
ison. Morrlstowu, Pas. ale. l'ati rson Uoonton, Dover.
Stanhope, Nrwtou, Rudd'. Lake. Lake Hoiiatcoug.
IlMckettstown. Bcbooloy s Mountain. VVa.hlngtou.
Phllllpsburg.Easton. WsterOsp, stroudsburg. Pocouo
Mountain, hcrauton.Pltt.ton, ilkentarre.Nautlcoke,
Danville Northumberland. MotitrtM-, Blngl.amt.in.
Oxford, Norwkb. V aleri 111-, I Ilea, 1.1. hlleld .rlllK..
Lortland.Hj recuse, Oswego lihsc. Onrgo, Elmira,
Corning, Bath, Dansrllle, Hunalo, an 1 all points TA . .t,
Northwe.t and Southtrrs,
Mroo A. SI. Blughamtou Mall, btops at principal
ststlons v
Kiruu A. n. (Cafe carl Buffalo, Soranton, Ring.
hainton, Owego, Ithaca, I'lmlra, Utlca, yracue,
an I Oswego Lxpn-.a Pullman liulTet parlor iars
Connecting at Buffalo with trains forChltago aod
points West.
I ion !. Tt. Vranton. Rlnchamton, and Flmlra Ex
press. Pullman buffet parlor cars
aioo p. -n. scrauion. Vviu.sbarre and Plymouth
Lxpreas Pullman buffet arlor ars
TiOOP. i W. (Dally)-Chlcagov.stll.ule Limited Fx
Pss for Scranton, Illnghaniton, I llnlra, Iluflalo
lullmaa Huffrt sleeping car New lurk to Chicago.
Dlulng car west of Buffalo
io p. I,(DaIlyj-BurTalo Express. Pullman
sleepers for Scranton, Blrurtamton Elmira. Bath,
Mt Morris, and lluffalo arrlilug Bufalo S A M
onto p, Ti,(Dally BurTklu, scranton, ltlm.hsti
ton. Owego, Ithaca, hlinlra. Srnu.e, Utk-a. anl
i.. Tf, Pss Piillmau Luffi t slee rs
Ticket .and Pullmsn an omiuodatloni at Henry Oarn
a Son.. Ltd. 113 Broadiva),H Pari. pla--e and 4.'i
Ilroadwar and 012 liroadwaj Ticket, at lerry to
tlona. Ill 4lhar,cor Kth t rll We.1 12"itb .1 ,2 i3
, olumbus av.. New York. J Ja aud It 1 1 ullon l , und
108 Broadway, Brooklyn, rime tables giving full in
formation at all .tailous
Weslcotl's LxpriM Company will call forandcheok
baggag.jrom hotel or resl lenoo to de.llnatlon
New York and Boston All Rail.
N, Y., N 11 all R R Bill couuritlous
Prom Oran I central bia lou.
Leave. Hy way of V le
i4A M , Springfield and Worcester 3 10 P M
10 00 A M.ttNeiTLoudcnaniProiidenre.n OP M
10 08 a M .New London anil Provi.lnce, 4 It". P M
12M., Springfield and Won-. ter, Bloi'M
I I 00 P it., tir Line aud N I it It , fl oil p M.
1 02 P M., Nev. I ondon and In- leui t, i' P M
J 00 P M , 'New London al. I Pro- Idem e. l 0 J P VI
4 HOP M , Spilm.fleU ai I W or .tcr M ml I M
'OOP M , 'New London and Pruillence.il nop M
1 1 ou p M , Springfield ul-imu 1 1 A M
12 no y si . .Ni-w iaindori ar d Providence, 0 5 A. !I
Runs dally, iruludlug huu.lai
tBa) htate Llmllnl, all parljr cars, fare (7, In
eluding arlor car sent
J Air Lice Llinlied; arrives at and depart, from
1 ark square Matiou, lij.toii lletura servke same
hour and bv s tin. route
Through parlor and .leeping i ar I v each train
C T HrVIPsTP.VI) lrn Pj.i gent
BALTIMORE & OHIO
Ieaie N.w ik, i nit hall Tl nnlDSl dtlly.
J, 'I' "" "H' end U I0iii,hi
'JITJ .""-J fnx .ul, ii nun I. lOrght,
,i:'n;ati hT l.oi is v ; a vi 4 51 p m
WAblllNUION, BVITIVIHI.l' J 51 V V. iDlnlrg
Can, II M 1 a M rDluIng 1 uri 1 11, J 5 (Dlulng
. "??? itiulngCsri 5 51P M 1. liiulkht r-un
day jSlDluliiglari. 11 25 A VI (Bluing Can 155
ilnnllig Can, 4 55 iDlnlng Car , 5 55 P al , 12 10
nWlit
NnHFf LK, 11 23 A Jl dally
Nhtt oltLKANHaliriugb sfMir- 4 55 P M dally
Tralus I are fo 1 Libert) st A minute. later
HI train, are lllumlnafd with I'lui I. llvln
..'.'!"uf",1';,',7!('",,'J4 ,HU Broadway. .11 East
14th t i 127 Bowery, New York; 880. J44 Fulton st ,
Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked
ttojbotlorUsiodMUBaUon7 "
gutlraagfl. ' JMMtti
--vjjKwoAoiittTKrriiAaetoAW,- (IhB
ISfE-WYORlC H
V f & HUDSON RIVER R. K - i
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE. H
uirect i.ur.TO miint r a 1,1 a B J.VV
All throuiu trains stop at Albany. Uttea. Byracus. Hy V'f
All snrou. ,locne,,.r .nd BulTalo. rSl'rsaaaaaaal
Trains leare Orand Central station, 42d street an fV
'S'ATT-D-ly'.s'cVpt und. The famout J JH
8:30 wtHRE bTATL irBKSTt'Sk pF mv IS
ni train In the word Due Buffalo at 4'4IJ r.H.. I aaaaaaf
?... rails 5 &5 P.M. Toronto H:20 P.M. Thl; rsaaaal
uainlsllrolted tSltl seating capaciir. ConpecUsv jj. M
t'.i .foe tdlrondackMnuntslnsandJtontreal. ft H
n on ?A.M -FAST mail. '-' Poh"r IJB
9;o0 Aibiny. Ulica. Syracuse, lloohester. BuHalo. fcjgM
10: .0 Lour train to Chicsgo .rla "; I M, ,
ual.oute. Due Buffalo 8:40 P. M. Niagara ralla ,aaBts
ii "oP M . Chlcgo 0 00 A. M Carrie. sleepln jtB.
ami il rawing room cars only I nsaaaaaaut
inQM A. M-DAY l..PRLs!.eiMPt Sunday- , IHV
1U:oU For Mlllbrook, Calsklll Mountains. e rfl I tH
10 ortant New Xoik tnte points 1. pB XC
1 i-VfiP. M-SOPTIIVVLSTIRS- LIMITED. Dally-J LaB V
UUU For Columbus Cincinnati. IndlanaiioUs. ana illBH V
1011IS btnti at Poughkeepsle llaaaaaaaaml
1 An P M-CIHCAilO Ml'ICIAU Dally-roT Da- e.B
1:00 troit. Cleveland. Toledo, and Chicago. Stops) vltK '
ai Poughkeepsle and Schenreladr. M... . aaaaaaaaaV''
Q oA PM.-TltOY AND ALIIASY SPECIAL. e 'M'
o:OUcept run.lnv Kir (larrlson's (West Point), laaaaaaaaaaaKlt i
P righkeele. Alhany. ami Tror. BaaaaaBaaaaaaal
; Cil s P St-I-AKE lllOKK LIMITED. Dally-4-
U:Uu hour train to Cblcaro. via I .ake r-hore route. V9aaarV9 I
DueCIereland 7-15. Toleilo 10 OJ A. M.. Chlcag IIMK i
4 PM. Tills tta'ucoimicls al Cleveland for CIn- fattlKBaafl A '
rli.nstl. due 4 .11 P vi and at Toledo for St. .JPLMBl
linis duo 10 13 P.M. due Kansas City next T,iTWsaK
mornl-g Carries sle.plng and drawing room flR'
G .nn i""! -westfrn fxpri nr-F.or -N riH.
:UU.-ariilalls.Clev.laul. Toledo. DetrottCM- -WhBV
ago. CIn Innatl an I st lollll ,J1 Bv
li.i p M-NuiiTiints K.pmt. Dsiiy-ror sSkB
0:l Troy, Plattslm .. Burlinrtou, Montreal, and. i?' il
.x-elitsatunlar 11 lin. ottura i?Jtl
7.qiP M-BL'l-r.Vci' M'ICIAU Daly-ForAdl- tffiEWl.
1 lOJ rondack Mounialu points and M.-utreal. rla -iKBl'
I'tita Rochester. Hurril) Nlsurara lal . Toronto, &Wif.
Cleieland IndlanaiKiIi. st Wiul.. and Chicago. 'K5?'l.
CMlf. ' MSPICIAL L1MITM) M.vlU Dally M&
elJUU (iec.iincariienireriinly) Forpolnuon V ,1W
lall BriKikltallwa). Tla I.vons end for Rochester. Wt
llutlalo. Llerelanl, In-llanapulla. aud bt L"Uls. ( 'i f lt
9.1 X P. M -PACIFIC 1 PRr.ss, Dalij-For Syra- , t H j
:iO cuse, Oswfgo. Watertown, Oidensburg. Bur- ,fJLJ 5
fal... Niagara 1 ill". Cleveland. Toledo, Chicago, I Jrfi V
and, except bundays, for Ce-e Mncent and th mIm 1 '.
ulinrn roed . Mt I
lO.in NIUIIT MIUMOIIT EXPRESS. Theatr. P fl
1. J VJ train ror Chicago und principal points on f A B 1
tne Sew York Central every night except Sunday I m
nlehts Sunday nlbu Chicago sleera leato on I ' m
! 13 train . I 1 v
OMNI v m aud sunt P. M. Dally, except Sunday, I m
to ntMn Id via Harlem Dlrl.lon I
Oris M sun lrs only lo Pittsiltld and the Beret- 1 SB
shire Hills via tin-HarUmDIil'lon. 1
ALLNIOUT"TR.INSTOYONKEIW. I
" All night "trains run between 155th st. and points I
on the Putnam Dlv I. Inn a. far as i onkers. tn conne- I B '
Hon with thn eleratrd roa! The only line running i, sj
"all night trains out of New York -
IV ainer Palace Lars on all through trains. IK
Tra us Illuminated with Pintsch light. -W
Tickets and Wagner offices at Grand Central 8ta- '& Ir
tlon lla.XHl. 41.1 Broadway. SI East 14th at. B4 t ft l 1
Broadwar. 235 Columbus ar ill West l5th it. ana I , i,iir
13-th .t statlou New ork. 338 and 72s Fulton st, t ; JsB -'
and 1011 l.niadnay. 1. 1) , Brooklyn. t , ' l
Bagcatn chiskel from hotel or residence by tn ', . ! y
Weatott xprev. ( oml any. fyaBaaawl V
JOHN M TOirKI. I) FORnF. II. DANIELS. laaBaaaal
Oeneral Manager Oeneral rasnenger Agent, laameeamamV 1
Pennsylvania Bk
STATION'S foot of W eel Twentv IhirU Mreel and De saaVflllraV.
bronzes and Cortlahdt streets riaVaaW sYl
CaTTThe leering time from Di.brosesandCortlandl jtm aawCPv.
streets is Arc minutes later than that glreu below for W- s Kf&'V
Twentr third street station .m . Uyl. '
Tiss A. Tl. FAST MAIL. -Pullman Ruffet Parlor ! HI ..'
Car New York to Pittsburg sin ping Car Pittsburgh V t llfr'i :
toChlcago. Noeosche. toPttteburg w mt"4 .
S5 A. XI. FAST LINE Pittsburg and Clereland. 6 Bfc?
O ids A. XI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMIT! D Pullman 1 . W
Compartment Sleeping Dining Mi oklng. ann Ob- "T ' nf n
serration Cars For Chicago, Clevclan-l, Toledo. Bj , ' f
Cincinnati, In llanapolls. Louisville, st I oills If
ItSS P. XI. CUICAtrO AND sr I Ol Is EXPRESS. V ,
lor NaahvlUe (va Clnilnnatl. Chicago, s; Louis. jj J
diss p. xi. WKSTERS F.M'RE.ss ror Clereland. , 1 '
Chicsgo For ToUdo. excel t Satur-lav 3&? t B V- )
7lSO P. XI. SOUTHWlVTrRN 1JCIHE'. For , i i.
l'lttstur. Cincinnati, Indlanapol s, st Louis. Bi -; t
7ia5 P. SI. (Desbrrmses and Conlsnlt Streete 8 39 ?-. c
P. M ) MAIL AND F.XPRI.ss Pullm-lli Buffeg jS ,p .V I
bleeping Car New York to Altoona. laM Liberty, IO - W f
Pittsburg. anifiMiInts West, dally except Sunday. f ,k t
No coaches , " lav,
Tibs P. XI. PACIHC FJ;PRFSS For IltUbura; I, flWhSC
and Chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo, lv--- .lAKffV.;
except Saturday. l '.KA'aJ ?
XrAIIIXS.TO U TIIK siotTII. TM B SV ;
7 33. 6.25. Iv:iB,9 53 (Dining Car). 10 53A.M.. 12.55, laSdi
1 53, (3 13 "Congressional Llm ." all Parlor anl jrlsR&Va '
Dining Cars), 4 25 (Dining Car). 4-31 (Dining Car). iplftr "
b 35 P.M. 12.10 night Sunday t.23. 0 23. 10iS5, lB&
A M (J: 1 3 "Congressional Urn.." all Parlor and llSWiS
DInlngCara), 4 23 (DInlngCar), 4.53 (Dining Car ffllb at
8 03 P M.. 12.10 night. ir -w"1 1
BOCTHLRN RAILWAY.-Express, 4.23 P.M., 12:10 I '
ATLAN TIC 'OAST LINE Express, 0.23 A. M. and Jf 1'
B 35 P. M. Uallj. ffl
CHLSAPEAKX AND OHIO RAILWAY. 4:55 P. IL BV
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK. 7:55 A. fKl x
M week days and 7.55 P M dally fsaaVi
ATLANTIC CITY 12.55 P M weekdays. MB 1
CAl'KUAY 12 53 P M weekdays SB' ,
Long Branch. Asbury Park (Interlaken Sundays), saaVa1
Ocean Orore. ul. 1 Point Pleasant (from West Twen-
ty third Mreet statlom, s 5.1. 11 55 A M. 3: In, i.
4.55,11.25 P.M. Sundays, 0 J5 A. M , 4:55 P.M., Haft II
(from Desbrojts and Cortl.ndt Streeta), U.IOA-M HBT V. ,
12:10.3 10,5.10, 11 30 P.M. Sundays, 0.43 A, XL, aPK 'f.(
5:1SP.M. VaB IX
ron I'liii.Anri.riiix. ! I
8:13, 7 23, 7 S3. 8 23. s 33. u 25 (U 35 Tenna. Ilm- 'aaalsIL J
lied), U 51, Dining Can. 10 55. 1 1 55 A M . 12 S3, VMemamaaa.
1 SS. 2 S3. 4 33. 4 23, 4 23 (Dln)ng Can, 4 53 (Din- j
IngCar). 3 55 (DInlngCar . 7 40. 7 11 --13P.M. neamamV.'S..
12 10 u'ght Minlajs. rt 1"5, 7 .13, t 23. S 33. V 23, SsBaBaBaW
V 33 (Limited). V 53. lu 3.1 v M . 1 1.1 , Dining Car). IBamaaaeW
3 53. 4 2.1 iDlnlng Cat). 4 .11 iDlnlng Can. 5.35 taBaBaBTTs"
(DInlngCar). 7 10. 7 31 s 11 P M . 1 .' 10 night. IBMVAeb'
TkletomcesNos 4H1. i44, 11IIH 1 12 I, 1 1 1, and 2nl BMM
Broadu a . 1 Astnr Hou e. We.t Twenty third street 9MVv
btMtlou. an-I sttttloni foot of I rsliroists and Cort- "
laij-U btrcis. 4 Lourl Strict, sflir ullon street uri lflf fiVvi
Broadway, an 1 ItriKitlyn rinex station. Bn-oklynt eyJBl saLnVi
Station. Jersey L lt Hie Si -a orL lranifir Lorn- ATlsaaaaaV ,
pany will call for anl cheek baggage from hotel. aLlawsVfi
and re.ldem s through to destination iaarr
J. B Hc'TCHINsON. J it WciOD.
General Manager. General Puas'r Agent. 9rN
Lehigh Valley System. ,
Stations foot of West 23d Rt (Pcnn P. K.), Cortland!) H .'
or Deshrocs s st H '
Indicates time from West 2.1d St Other figure. M
.how time from Lortiandt or Dtsbros-s St. HI v
nils, oiio a M dally (Sunday '11145, 7 A. II) k
for MAI CH ( III. NK and Intermediate stations. Hat
lir. ..!.-. A. U dally for VWI KKSHAHRE. ftfi
siHVNTO.N ,wrck daj.i FLMIRA (week days), KM.
iriUC V. IILNLVA. KOclll-sTtlt, RCFFAI.O. JsVfei 1 1
MVIUH V Fl l.s and the West an-l principal local SVh '
j.ilni, -l.l.lrcar ah I hairCer to Buffalo. JaWlav I1
loivt.-i, lili.ll) a M.. sun-la) s onli. fur BOUND JaaaVli ''
Bl.DDK and Int. run dlate stations. smaaan,
lliua. lOrlll A M . daily, except Sunday, fox afsaaSJJV,,
31 VI l II LIU NK and Interioenlati- oluts JaaaW V
llris. 1 Ji(M noon dally, exie; t si-nday, & Tk,
"Bl,li IIIA.VIOM) KMMUlSS," 'aVaB.''!'
Arriies lluffalo VI 5.1 P M Pullman WMIbuI Day sBBBBBBaaaBr V
Loa lies and Parlor Cars Dlulng Car: tferrh. Meals aaanl C
alaLarte Lonneits al nurfaiovvuh through sleep- tSaaaaH A
er toD trolt auil ( liltagu. HaBBBeH "
I'.'iJS. I'.'rio P. M dally, except Sunday, for MMBH., '
MV II l HI Vk aad Inlermeillate ioints. laaaaaaaaW '
I'-'i.-r,, HIS P M,Mindii)H only, for EASTON. laaaaaaaaV .
Mvl'i II illl'Nh.and tin-coal branctes a, iBBfM-r i
'hJI Ii4l 1' M dall) except .Sunday, for HaaaaH.
WU klsllAI'.ltl, llTTnTuN, bCRANTON, andpnn- ifsaaaaHl
clp.l liilentii-llatettalloiis Conn.cUfur alt point. taaaasaaaaV4!
In i oat r glou. chair car for W llkrsbarre SaaaaaHc
Hi.-,.-,. Silll P. SI dally, i-xc.pt hunday, for WaBaaH '
WIlhrMIAIIKP. PITTSTON KCRANION. and prtncl- Vaaaaaai '''
1 allnteriiii llaie.tatloiis Connects for all points tn laaaaaaaVf ' "
eoal ie-nluu, 1'ulluiau BuITel l'arlor Car for Wilkes- saaaaaHS
Mia. mis P.M.dally for EAaTON and Inter- ITsaaaK'l
mellnte.talloni. lflaBKV
3i1. mill I' M dally, except Bunday, Express AeaaaaaVftPV
f.r sl.AriMJTUS- and i.rlncipal Intermediate sta. raaaaaaaSjV
Hum i Hiiirei. for Reading aud HarrUburg. Chair JaaaaaaaaH. A .
ear t suttngloli ' wu aaaaaaaaaaK A
O AS, 7 i OOP X dally tor Bc'FPALO VIAOAItl aaaaaaaaaH I
FAI I sard .11 ,K)lnt. W U , Vinmatue'epir rIW !"" f 1
rSralw Sleepers to Buffalo an laaaBl' f
i.is, st i nop .11. dally, except Sundsy, stopping- JrwAVjl a
mvt ViAf miVaJ-V,E,;,' ka8t)n.7'bkti1li? TPffe
llr VI, MAtCH CHUNK. I A B. JLNL'TION KAVKk- arT-erav T
iiV.xfeiwPtoTi.ti,,i',A','i km &
Ti 'i.y0, ' """" Hwr for BuIT.lo. Nona but KaVJI P
J.l4't'...v,,'!1fI1?rr.''',rr,0,, No baggage carried. aaUKbC
HlSO, UiOU ! M dal y. for ITH H V (Jl NEVA XaarTX
iti.ca uHuian aleepers to W tlke.barre and iWT
.'id'e'V 1-fg M "' -" M- '" "S. vH
r. Xii .Bni1 Pullman .ot'omni-el.tlon. at 1 IS, SOI. f"&
?'3,.,'.,.:',4,f'""3s-J,,ro",w"r.:ili- nth sl, led W
1. 123th. SI. 127 lU.wery. N Y . KUO lullou st, 4 J
LKu'i- i ' " IPway, and llr..kl)n Annex, Brooklyn. r i
Transfer l'o. ill call for and check baggage l"
from hotel or risldene. through to destination. M
ERIE RAILROAD , A
Tliroughtralua leare New i ork, fiwt of chamber. i ,!
ft a. fullowa, aud rite minutes earlier from West ' f
O-flCl'. WsllbuleExpreasdallyforlilnrhanv , Tsltv
.VJUiou Wanrly Llnilra. Buffalo, Bradford. ar Tklk
rn- Imrfab. fi on I' M Parlor car lu Buffalo. Slvix
-.JU solid tralu for riikago, via Chautauqua JfL V'jVr. i
la.- arrive. C lev cl.nd 7 40 a Jt. Chicago 5 PM. , '
J.ce;aistoClikago, Llci eland, and CluclnnatL Din. TV r' "
7 'SO ' '.r-"in'land Cler.land Vestibule Ex. .r ( V '
!!?, i"-."dll.. striies at Buffalo 7;05 A. M, 6
Ilradr. ni 7 17 A M .Jamestown 7 U0 A M . I lev.. i
laiitUMjj M - sirU;,rs In Buffalo and Clereland), 2
iiiakliig dire, t oin...ik.ti for Detroit, Chicago, and 1 I
Ii We.t (. afe I Ibrary ar S
8 15 i-; ,""J"til,rT'''. Cuaulauiiua Lake asd if
O.isJ Niagara 1-all. olld train tuc'lilcago. Meaip- J
rrtlo Ilurncil.rllle, CU ago. and Cincinnati Dining rf ft
'I'ICKFTH. IX)CAL TIM!. CARDS. AND PULLMAN ail
Ag',0-,l"l'ATIO at 111. 11 jV 401. aid H-Si
K.V'",1."' ""u"wf". '" l IJSthsl.and dfk-
81 West 126th st. Chamber, aod West kidst, ferriaa. rK'r
iVw,ork'll?lJ ", '" r'"," -. ""I Broadway ' 7 1
?..'ol"7uc?g? "u?,iB "' obc.l.en.'au.l JeTse Cl& !
slaUoa. Wwtcoti'.EapreiscalUforandcasiclAbaa.. 1 1

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