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BJ 10 - THE SUN, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 22l897 ' ' 'V Tl
K4V Shopping Hints for To-Day. Shopping Hints for To-Day. Shopping Hints for To-Day.
I 'NeiH's
H' Three . EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN
I kL JlflDIES' VEL0UR CAPES
if' 46-inch All-Wool Imported DlaiooaliS CillU ULU 1 H JftUllL 1 J
xm in shades of light and dark navy, ox
m ??od' o11 vrtIe and medlum( FOR THANKSGIVING WEEK.
la? ' A E "mob.
Ill nrO cents. ?
I Less than cost of manufacture. $A bi? Purchas? of, these seasonable garments enables us to
1 47-inch imported Droadciot Veaetian? make the Allowing remarkable prices:
m- Cl0,h8 MoacoTlenne Twill and 48-) -- A -.--,,-. ff A x-rirrrTir -r
InchNatteSultlnj.alUwoolfabricsinJ CAPES, JACKETS.
mx a wide range of colorings, Including I w - -w v ,-,, ,,
gi light gray, castors and tans, Rain-Proof Plash Capes, box-plaited I Jackets of best grade Persian cloth,
m Kf 5 back, lined with heavy satins and S shield fronts, high storm collars,
cents' ) trimmed with French sable fur, 7 lined with colored satins,
I Halt the actus! value. ? &r Usual price 22. SO, ) r Usual price 16.73.
W 44-inch Imported Eplngllnes, 45-inch a -& mm m(
? Velour Cords, 44-inch Drop do Parish CDC,IAI 1 ? 7 H, T !
St and 47-inch Imported Satin Soldi. SPbCIAL J 9 qj SPECIAL V fflt
p, all-wool fabrics and wonderful bar- L - 9 r
f cins, at fS.f I Velour du Nord Copes, box plaited, lined I
H 0 cents. with silk and trimmed with sable fur, Fine Smooth Kersey Cloth Jackets, all
M i V3T Usual price 32.60, seams strapped, lined throughout with
A Special Sale ? tf 7 H Q Roman striped taffeta Sllks'
: Untrimmed HatsPEC1AL 1 J 0 "" "" 2200'
ll waiw rLoon. C c tf 7 l
Alpine Hats, fine fur felt, worth 1.00, I Also One Hundred Fine Imported Silk SPECIAL JL J
' jf 4HC each. Velvet Capes, magnificently embroid-) -"
MI , I ered in jets and silk, edged with ?
' f diniy val?eaat "' ' Alaska sable or Perslan Iamb fur' Lodles' Jackcts' Russian blouse effects
gc. ' A Qc. S $ Usual price S0.00 to 85.00, J and Top Coats, plain or handsomely
,$ a"d ihO'ench. S HCl trimmed, lined with silk, at
f Silk Velvet Hats . . 1 .25$ 3 and 07 f OJ4Z.F REGULAR PRICES.
J AN ATTRACTIVE LINE OF '
& Children's Trimmed Hats, b I r All purchases (except Bicycles and Machines) delivered
I'm 2.45 . free to any point within 100 miles of New York city.
i$ SIXTH. AVENUE, 20TH TO 21ST STREET.
. m Gxcuwong.
. Mexico and California
fl Special trains, consisting of
, &Jr sleeping, dining, library and
' E observation cars, (the latter
) m. having open glass ends and
'. M attached to rear of trains)
' 'M forming veritable hotels on
m wheels, will leave New York
i $& and the eastern cities Jan.
i 28th and Feb. 17th, for
W Mexico, or Mexico and Cali
i $&? fornia combined. The tours
i will be comprehensive, and
! M" will include the leading
! cities and places of pictur
esque and historic interest
in Mexico, &c. The tickets
are arranged so that the pas
senger has absolute freedom
of movement. Information
and circulars about these or
other trips can be had on ap
plication. Raymond &Whit comb
Tours and Tickets
Bl Eait raaruenlli St.. VnUa Bqtinro TTe.t,
B.tt York.
Q. TO NIAGARA FALLS
P0 AND RETURN.
Spend THANKSGIVING DAY at NIAGARA FALLS
Grand Holld.j Kzcunlon via
WE8T SHORE RAILROAD
WSDIEIMV, NOV. 94. I SOT.
TrklM foot of mnklln it. 10.00 A.M.. S:4B,'7iS0
mdu.OOP.U. From WMt 4Sd at . I0:1B A. M., B'OO.
7i5ndBilOP. M. TickeU at 113, 8S3. 871, IU3
Droadwaj, New York, and SS8, S3U and 728 Fulton
at., Brooklyn.
ptODmiUNQ dallr (Obolora Banka, weatturptrmlt
kj Un f ), ateamer Al Foster, only boat built cxpreaily
for oocan (lihlnf. Inaurlni iaf.tr, ipted, and com
fortEt Sbd it., 7:40i Uttusij, 8.S0I 81 wltb bait)
ladlaa, BO Cf DU.
TlKEF SEA FlaUIKa.-STEAM-R ANOLElt, daily
' .xoept Hondayai learea Slit St., K. R., 7:2D
Battery, 6 A. M abarpt far 76o wltb balti ladles,
OOej old reliable pilot. Al Fosttr. on board.
CTEAMER A- FOSTEtl only boat at Cbolara banka
O Main yaatardayi excellent oatobea of cod, largo
black rlb.
?Vmucmemg.
IC P B T 4 ' S Continuous Performance.
Elbl I II O SSe, BOo. Noon tu 1 1 P. M.
UllAHUINn LVDIA TITDB, ADOLPIII TKIO, J.K,
XUIIBT, GREAT DIOQHAl'lI, Conroy and MoDoaald,
Tare. Angela Bisters, Heao and Rlohanls, 8B others.
TIIAKUROIVI.'VC DAY (Tlll'lUUAI)
Doara Open O A. M. flrxait Bhatr All Day.
lea un Children Sli.uld Come In tke
Fareaeoa.
St.NicholasSkatingRink
86th St., near Columbus A.o.,
OPENS TUESDAY EVENING,
AmPounJrr 23' 8;30 P'tyfo.,.,
1 K 4 .;...... ......... TUU WOniJDIN WAX ALWAYS.
S ' i Tbankaglrlng : New I AIICTIC EM'LOHKHS.
. ; Week. ; Oroupa MANREN meetl'gJACKHON
Vk : EDEN : 1 anbb awe balloon
H ; -Utn . Day. IpEAKY with his DOOS.
f i MUSEE ; CINEMATOGRAPH.
a 1 AttracUosa. ! ALL NEW VIBWH
W l ! Orand ConcerU Aft, and Evening.
ffi Rllflll U'way30tbal. Et. 81IS. I Special MatT
i m BUUU. M.u.Tburs andBat. Thaui"tl"lng.
tk "Isn't Bha the Busiest Thing t"
I mV flBWBN.
Wk A BTHEA- OF UAUUUfEH
"mm WIM riTBW-lX."
IT, nltANn OPERA J8U ST. - B J! ATS
f? UrmnU uousit. 8TU AVE. P.M. Wed Sit.
St AS,Ji8rSS m0" Lu" "a Manager
j St WHAT HAPPENED TO J0NEB.
Kl EXT11A MATINEE THANK801V1NQ DAY.
i Son- HARLEM MUSIC HALL. a"8
j No smoking at Man.. Tuts, and Bat. Orch VBc.
.1 , EXTRA UATINEE THANKhOIVINO PAY
I JK Billy Emerson. Llisle Parlous Daly. Bonnie Thorn-
I - ton. Alt Orant. John L Clair, Keno Wal.h, oihf is.
If GA8INOlTVtgiQ
If xu.fro,opSiMr IHpH
J I -
muntmentis.
ACADEMY 0,,48?nJ?t,ndIrv,ngp,..
E. O, ailmote Eugens Tompkins, Prop'rs and U'g'rs.
TO-WICHT,
The Drat time In tba city of
the great London anooesa,
THE
WHITE HEATHEH.
Man ajremenl Cbarlea Frohman.
A 80,000-doilar prodnctlon o.er 300 people.
UaUneta Wed. and Sat. and TnaaksglTlng at I.
Erenings at 8.
PBORTtlB'i Sffis- SortoT..
MoW ado and May, Comedy: Living Plctureai Oeorgo
H. Wood, Oomaatani Jennla Yeamana, Comedienne;
O'Brien and navel, Aerobata and Dancers 1 nertrudo
names. Musical Act! 40 other atari. Hoc, BOo.
Thnra.(Than ksglvlng Day). open from 930 A.M. to 11.
PLEASURE PALACE; '
BHth.t. andOdav. AllOrcb. BOo. All Bale S5r. Hra'd.
AUOU8TB VAN BIENE. MAXWELL AND SIMPSON,
CLIFFOKD AND HUTU. Haines and Frttlnglll, babel. 3
Whlrlwluds. Webb - Hassan, Ostradoi others.
Aft. 1 1 80. Eve. 7. Bhun speculators. Day In advance.
ENMPIRE THEATRE vga?e?8o. au'. 3:is.
CHARLES FROHMAN. Manager
No dnanny nntlnee Tlila Waek.
nntlnaaa Thnnkaa-tvliia; Day and Rnturdar.
OHAOLE8 FROHMAN PRESENTS
flf.R. JOHI. DREW
In Sydney Qrandy'i Adaptation from thn French.
A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE
HOYT'S THEATRE, y.tSl: "S5TJE
HOYT - McKEK Proprietors
rs-No Wednesday Matinee This Week.
MATINEES THANKSOIVINO AND SATURDAY.
Digger crowds TTAVT'Q Up to data In
than ever! AAV A L O everv respect.
A STRANGER IN NEW YORK.
IOOTH PEntOBMANCE DEO. IB (BODVENIltS).
GARRICK THEATRE. I.SrSl8TrMD.ri.i0:
Hoyt - McKee. Lessees. Cbarlea Frohman. Managar.
t ''No Wedneaday Matinee this week.
Matinees Thanksgiving Day and Saturday.
MISS MAUDE ADAMS
In J. M. Carrie's Great Com.dy,
THE LITTLE MINISTER.
HERALD SQUARE TriEA. B'wayandSSthst.
EL. i.C.7 if Cn"- K- Evana. Prop. Evea. at8ilB.
RICE'S PRODUCTION OF THEiMata. Wed.
' FR1RKY NOVELTY. lBat 2slB.
HJ'-'E FRENCH MAID
DBC.ao Handsomest Souvenirs Ever Given.
EXTRA MATINEE THANKSOIVINO DAY.
0?f"P THEATRE. hS.
DIXEY I'-T week.
!.." PROFESSIONAL MATINEE TO-MORROW.
DIXEY THANKSOIVINO MATINEE THURSDAY.
UIA-I. Maalo. Mirth, Mystery, Mimicry.
Next Monday. Beata ready.
LOTTIE COLLINS and THE FIRST BORN.
WEBER & FIELDS' Stt
LAST WEEK OF THE
ii.D iiavi) ad ran Tin.Er.
MATINEE THUR8DAY, TIUNKSOIVINO DAY.
Nt XT WEEK, NEW BURLFSQUE.
POFMH CArB 1 or, THE WORhT BORN.
BROADWAY BIO LATJOnrNo'sUCCESfcl
THEATRE ritAMt n.Mi:i., I
rwatat. T'..?.
FiOitII.iiia'. Adm. BOo. Matinee Saturday.
ANNA HELD niil,M "a
MARIE I.I,OYl)-AI.lCK ATIIERTON
FAUST BALLET and FOREION STARS
Hpeclsl Matinee Thanksgiving Day.
First popular Sunday night oonosrt. Nov. 2H.
0 vr O rKitsoitnAr.
l-lOU 10 II P, M. Seat. OO and OO mile.
Eugene O'Rourke, Alice Shaw, Louise Royia and
Josle Imropidl, Oro, Evans, Elllnore Blstors,
Tuny 1'asior, and 40 others.
CTAR TO-KIOHT B1I6. Mats Wert ftHst. Xilfl.
uinn. special Thauksiilflnj MatlneeThursday.
HEART te KLONDIKE.
nciiinvHP at. aac 00c a.u 75c.
M1UII -TTnU E' f5' MatiTwed. ft Sat , 2its7
MAHMAI I AH Thanksgiving Mat. Tliur.dy.
H'wayft Olid, E. E. Rice's Comtdy Company In
Professional Ills LinXB UOU-B A V11
Mat. Wed. A 4,'LOIIK MUtB.
toltlltrrr. Taken at the rlnii side
riTlTiMON8 by the VERIscOI'K.
CllUII" Jonah Theatre. U'tvay ft 20th at.
tITV Seals. IB, KB, 85, and BOc.
fUTTIWT. 0 1'erf, dally, 3. 8 and 1 1 P. M,
PEOPLE'S. CHERRY PICKERS.
Original Company and Hoenery. Mat. Thanksgiving.
IRtlMi rOvRTllKtTHK. I kT.s. Hi 10 "
Last performance of the op.r- Mat Sal 2.
gu .-.. cooiNo PQV-.JUUE KOPACSY
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.
Tkrr.fJrng.in?c'8 THE GIRL FROM PARIS.
3D fl I EVOS BilB. MATS. WED. AND. SAT,
v. I Thanksgiving 3Ullnao Thursday.
THEATRE, I THE OI1U1 1 LErT 1IMUM) E.
COLUMBUSi "",SR-TiVrKlarf!i
EXTRA MATINEE THURSDAY (Thanksgiving' Day).
MURRAY. IEA8T , YHF5XrJli:
iaiaMMi-a---l
muflemetrtg.
WALLACK'SBro.Tani'sofh'sU
XTRA .TiATIKBB TUAftKS-IVIWG.
.The management raspeotfnUy eug- ......
gesta that. In order to avoid dlsap- ......
g ointment, patrona should SECURE ......
EATS WELL IN ADVANCE. ......
HIM
JULIA ARTHUR,
Supported bv Mr. EDWIN ARBEIT,
In Francs Hodgson Burnett'a and
Stephen Towneaend'a play,
h LADY OF QUALITY.
MATT5EES WEDNESDAY, THTJRS. 8ATURDAY,
EVENINQS. SilB. MATINEES AT 2,00.
RTII ntt TIIBtTntt. BROADWAY AND 28TH 8T.
EDWIN KNOWLES Manaa.r
FAREWELL WEEK.
IPECIAt, TIIABI1NIVI0 SIATI.1C
MB. BHUABP
MAMSFIELB
1nlaht at Niao. Klli ItlCllAItU III.
To morrow.rRINCEKARL! Wed.,THE MERCHANT
OF VENICEl Thanksgiving Mat., THE DEVIL'S DIS
CIPLEl Thanksgiving Eve.. BEAU BRUMMELL: Frl.
Kve, A PARISIAN KOMASCE I Sat. Mat., BEAU
BRUMHELL; Sat. Eve . DR. JF.KYLL AND MR. HYDE.
Corn's;. Nor. 28, toe distinguished Artiste,
MADAMS A-BZAHDBA VIAnDA.
KN 1CKERBOCKE R. '30Vhw.?
MATINEE THURSDAY (THAN-SQTVINQ DAY).
MIU N. C. SECOND MONTH.
SOODWflN ?D
Assisted by MISS MAXINE ELLIOTT, In
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
ACTORS' FUND ANNUAL BENEFIT.
Friday. December a, at 1:30
SEATS NOW READY. Knickerbocker Theatre.
TH IT. THEATRE. Near Bin av.
pr.lcs.BcS.?0c- 7S" 1'B0' Nights. MHO.
Mats. Wed., Thanksgiving Day and Saturday.
laTVEEK-Latt times this season.
50TH PERFORMANCE, JgHp
nok'm'T',,, souvenirs'. '
-" ll' ml7 0o', Play." Telegram.
CUI1BIRLAI0'61
Monday, Nov. 80 ANDREW MACE.
AM IBH1I UBMT-BMAW.
O A U H B U I B UA .
&VMPUnM V 11 A(t' Concert Nor. SO at MB
01 iVirilUlM I 2d Evg. Concert Nor. 87 ( flilB
by the
OUUIL I I obcuitia ti.tc.)
Sololsti
Walter Damroaoh, !, Vlollnlit
Conductor, Res. seat B0 eta. to tl.BO.
.Boxes Bill now at box omoa,
BOO aota In Balcony. 00 can la.
IYGEU M 'l&Sar0""
DANIEL FROHMAN "... "".Manager
---)lli!el1 to-night. Box omoa open alt day.
TUESDAY evenlDy. a new play of modern society, la
B acta, by Arthur W. Plnero.
The Princess and the Butterfly.
' Those who love deep never grow old."
jATINES THUR3DAYAND SATURDAY. 8.
DORIS' WINTER CIRCUS, BTdd...
MU.MIAV EVK I Orand Opening of this permanent
AUV. gan. I show with an unrivalled bill.
Two performances dally, a and Si IB P. M,
nilU'G Every Eva. SilB. Mats. Wed. and Bat.
Mill I .1 also Thanksgiving Day,
UHLI THE GEISHA.
Next Week "Taming the Shrew," with
Miss Rehan and Mr. Daly's Company.
NATIOAL, 16TH AUTUMNEXIIlniTION
AtAli-MV Now Open Day and Evening.
"f Admission, UBc.
IIBIU!V. N. W. cor. C8d at. and 4th ar.
HIIRPR' 14THSI. Museum, loctoal. Two Oon
iiuui.ll J tlnuuus performances. Dig Show,
P tflunj nr :
ATTENTION.-OLDDIt.ORINDLE,aRADUATEUNI.
VKIU.ITY OF THE Cll Y OF M5W YORK, M;DI.
UALDEPAItrMBNTi 83 YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
DISEASES OF MEN. OLD DR. URINDLE has bun
longer eatabllshed and has had more experlenca than
any other advertising- physician 1 city papers prora
this. Under hu solentino treatment blood and skin
(ll.easrs, pains lu bones, red spots, soro throat and
mouth, ulcers, painful swellings, kidney and bladder
complaints, maiding Inflainmatluns, gravel, undevel
oped organs, weak back, lost vitality, are speedily, per
msnemly cured. Men about to marry should consult
OLD DR. OIIINDLE Every Impediment removed.
Sufferers, do not waste time visiting less skilful phy.
slrlans. Remember, OLD DR. URINDLE never falls.
OFFICE OVER IB YEARO at 171 Wist U'th St., bo.
tween Btb and 7th ava. Advice free. Medicine $1.
Hours, tl toll. Sundays, 1) to a. Nucharge unless cured.
I.U UK. fJHIIV, 40 i.ri aprrlallat In dl..
raaf. r men only. Quickest permanent oura guar
anteed lu all diseases, lllood poison, skin diseases,
kidney and bladder tiouhle, weakness, nervous dabll
Ity, errors of youth, bta dreams, undeveloped organs,
linpedlmeuts to marriage, ftc. lie wise, consult the
only old specialist In tlili city, Office over B years
at 180 Hut 17th at , near Union square. Hours, U to
l Sundays, 0 toll. Sclentino treatment and advice
free, Medicine only BOc. No charge unlets oured.
"A. A.A. QVItKRST I'KltMAIlKNT Cl'ItB
Indlseasea of meni dangerouat'ases solicited! relief
at oncei those desiring only nrat-claa. aclemlBo treat
ment should call. The leadlngspeoiallit.Dr. Bonschur.
Iii7 West Hd st.. V to 8, 7 too. Sundays, 10 to 1.
UR. CONRAD'S BANITA1UUH. Private roomsT
matron with full staff of trained nurses. 117
Wet47thst. Hours V-U.
D" R F. ORAY BLINN. sanitarium. 177 W. 47th (nr.
B'wayji cona. V-W. Tel. 7-ast Female at
teadaAt, I
8 If JL-Sr FOR MENV
j UL.-SEST EN THE WORLD
I ffc
1 We have shoot to tit smalt feet 1
I aa well as large. We dress your
feet lathe latest style and save you
money. Our shoes are always
Just as represented. Our reputa
tion Is back of every pair of shoes
we make. Pair dealing Is aa vital ,
to our Interest as It Is to yours.
cr. TMalgthaptotiof ThaOem, on
9 otourmoatpopularmakeaforwlnter
dL wear. It Is made of best Call, lined
JW with similar leather ot lighter
l7Ui weight. Light, medium and heavy
r Ml If? k leather aolaa-broad, roomy and
f I r9 U comfortabla, but neat and very
' I lull dressy an Ideal shoe for cold '
1 1 ' weathrri the favorite of policemen, I
lA hJkH latter camera and other outdoor
8tk EH worktra; has all the latest Improve.
nA)a rnenta In eclentlno ahoemaklnar, and ;
W0GI Instead of asking you B?for It and
W H doing amall business, we cut the !
. price in two and do the largest retail T
sbB shoe business In the world tn men's Q
V.H goods. FullUneof.lssandwldthsln 6
JB all our stores at the won. (to ROD
51 darfuUylowprtwof.....5'-'
Eramlna this shoe or any other of onr 1M j
ftyks, mavdo In Calf, Patent Calf, Frenoh P
Enamel. Box Calf, S'al float. Black Eld f
and RoisIa Storm Calf, at any ot our own
roull itores, looated At
NEW YORK. DnOOKLYN.
1211 Broadway. 708-710 Broadway.
1343 Broadway. 1S07 Broadway.
OH West 125th St. 431 Fulton St.
B74 Third Ave. 494 Fifth Ave.
N 10ThlrdAve, .,.,..-
8 S45 Eighth Ave. ,n,vi!?Aw'Tf
I HiFultonHt. 10 Newark Ave.
Shoei purchiged at our ttoret polished (re.
Illustrated catalogue for the asking of
W. L. DOUGLAS,
Largest Manufacturer and Retailer el
Men' Pine Shoes In the World.
BROCKTON, MASS.
aaH -Hzcya r4jB j
fjrc. piififuTUi
HAILTO THANKSGIVING!
whose heart is hospitality and
whose arms are easy chairs, a
roomy dining -table, artistic
china-closets and sideboards
everything that goes to make a
tasteful and welcoming home.
We are ready to supply Orien
tal Carpets and all the bits of
furniture that touch to the finish
the Thanksgiving welcome, and
to supply them at factory prices,
because you
"OUYOFTHE MAKB,r
Geo. C.Flint Go.
43. 45 and 47 WEST 2rT ,
near broadway.
factory: 1 54-an d 156 west I9T?sti:et
FISCHER PBMIOS
OVER 100,000 80LD.
Th Urgelt and finest aisortmeat of Grand and
Upright-. In unique deilffna and eholca wood.. Uod
rate prices and easy payment!. PIANOS FOH KENT
Exchanged. Several aeoond hand Piano of our
own and other celebrated makers at low prices.
33 UNION SQUARE, WEST,
Between 18th and 17th st., ft. T.
V. B. Pianos tuned, repaired, polished.
Large assortment of new
RDIflfiC atlea ; unequalled for finish and
D 1 1 vl Vl O durabtlltricaahorlnttallmeutsi
easj termsi piano to rent.
PIANOS CIIAS. II, DITTSON & CO.,
867 Broadway (1 8th St).
BAROAINS. Sllgbtlr used Plaaosi also new Pianos,
2s0i easy paymeatat will exchange any of these
within year at Just what you pay for them for NEW
IVERS & POND PIANOS.
Xlented, sold on Installments, rent applied on pur
chase. LOUIB J. JOBOELYW. 10 E t 18th St.
CI BEAT BAR-AlSa-UritlGIIT PIANOS.
Gordon, small site tS monthly. .ilOO.OO
Gordon, medium aire. 74 Oct.. an monthly. .100,00
Gordon, largest size, 7 3 oct.,.. all monthly. .(173.00
Italoolm Love, I'g'ai sir., 7'o oo (7 monthly. .300.00
Weber, medium aire, 7'-i oot...10 monlbly .ttSU 00
Benu8. aortOOif, 180 flth av bet. 20th 81 lists.
WALTERS PIANOS.
105, 107 W. 33d, ,tf,SWAr.
7B New and Used Pianos, t2B up
ABTF.INWAY uprlghti great sacrifice. 100 mag
nificent upright, beautifully carvedt nearly new,
BICDLE'3. 7 East Uth,
A FEW used planoa cheapt new pianos to monthlyi
exchanged, rented. CHK1BTMAN. 1 0 Eaat Islh it.
BKAUTIFUL, upright pianos, (US, U.1: Ktelnvray,
USl new uprights, tltO. WINTKUKOTII. 103
East Uth st . adjoining Blelnway'a.
LArtOK aMortment, slightly used.gno to 1SB rent,
Oiaraall Installments. Ouvrler Bros., 18 K. 14that.
IJHI.Unr.E Connor pianos, second-hand, 123; rent--Lb
ing, exchanging, repairing! open evcnluga. 4
East 5d st.
2Q IlENTS, tnlnstallinentsi upright tlODi elegant
0O Weberi bargalutgood square, Ht. HAUN'a, St
Union aQuare.
CpHrnfi5 nrt JftJiooIu.
For O.r. muu loans Men City and C.untry,
Educational advantages unsurpassed i open all year.
Address Bro. AUOUMT. West Chester. K. Y.
iluslnra. College.
PAINE'S Business Institute and School of Stenog
raphy and Typewriting. 08 lloweryi uptown, 107
West 3th at.! bookkeeping, writing, arithmetic, cor
respondence, commercial law, civil government,
grammar, stenography, and typewriting! day and
evening! one hour's private Instruction at eaoh leason
Instenograpby,
WOOD'S NKW YOHKHCHOOL, Uth av, and 180th
st. Business, shorthand! day and nlghti 800
students.
trancing Academies.
MISS EVicCABE'S
Dancing School, 21 East 17th at.
Private and class leMons U illy l beginners any time.
HAUVAntTACADKHY, liiUtli at. and Park av., Ed.
J. rinnegau, director, (clrtulars)i separate hall
for beginners,
IiROF. COBB'S, B87 Uudsnn st. Walts and two-step
guaranteed In 1 0 private lessons, tl any hour.
Schools or Klocullou aud Urau-llo Arts.
I7LOOUTIOKAKY Instruction for the pulpit, bar,
-J stage, and parlor, EDWIN OOIIDOM A WHENCE,
100 West yd St.
School or I'hjslcal Culture.
nark.ley riymansluin for tT.roeo andrhlldrraj
lias removed toCAKNEOIE HAM.. West 07th street.
SPECIAL CLASS KOIt UOYS. QOLF. KEKC1NO.
gfcturrij.
TOtENClI ACADEMY, 833 Broadway: to-morrow, a
J- o'clock, free Iwture (ladlrs). "Ifrsnch sarn,a
-Aj-il," BaCBn bUb).
FoundA Great Retail Store j
THIS new store in an old place required some time in which to find itself. But the discovery J
has been thoroughly made. Its place and destiny in this community are fixed. t I h
We have always disliked trash. New York has taught us to detest it. The merchandise is . , 1
iital, and at this point the store has doubly found itself. Two Q's quality and quantity combine tm
in the great force of the overflowing stocks. . . vm
Our buyers are not pinched for capital. We demand abundance and perennial freshness in i
their goods. This broad basis is one of the great foundations of our venture here. al
And the Public has found the store. Store and Public a new mutual benefit society. m
f n.i .,. MOQUETTES or Nr.v.M.-v ,F y0U'Vt been de" French AMERICAN life llOStl't j
Carpet News Axm insters, nA0fiLe in our dress- Hnn.niade time for fine needle
Extraordinary, which? That de- Dress Goods, making, here's conso- "ona-maae work 0Il unerwear. t, u
pends upon the accuracy of the carpet lation. To-dav a splendid collection of Underwear, it is to France we must J ,4
dealer. The trade calls them Axmin- fine novelty dress stuffs ; in the best of turn for the exquisite handwork in Mf
sters, we call them Moquettes. They this season's styles, is reduced to two- muslin and cambric ; and you find it at fftfll
shed nap a little at first when swept thirds and even to one-half previous Wanamaker's in the fascinating Littto j
and so they should. Does them prices. French Store. 6
good to eliminate the loose particles Note the list of styles : Naturally this fine hand-made un
of wool incidental to the deep pile. Now 83, from S4.50 and $5 Novelty derwear 'doesn't often go on tha y
And it doesn't chanee them a bit to Mateiuse Epingilne, in five beautiful com- bargain counter ; but to-day about W
call them Axminsters. fw,ti "pfnr. .trinr, 1.200 pieces that have been S2.25 to fi
We have 34,500 yards, forty-eight NgftpiSS &? P ftiffini" "S ? iff S. H
patterns, light for parlors, darker for jow gj 75 ffom 3 50 Mohair and missin are m-rked for quick
dining-rooms and libraries all best uourette ' mixed Carners-hair, in brown, sale at il. 'J1
Moquettes. They are best One" Dollar green, and blue mixtures. $1 each I -goods,
but they are to go at Now $1.50, from $2.50 Mohair Fig- Night-gowns, chemises, drawers, and cor- f
c.., ts.rn -iP ured Cheviot, brown, blue or green. set-covers, all hand-embroidered 1 all sit,
.. , aeventy-IIVe CCniS Now $iSQ from .50 Bourette sizes in the lot, but not In every style. 'W
Most remarkable bargain cheaper than amei's-halr, gray bourette on mixed At this price the lot will hardly last ft
good Tapestry carpet. Mgrou2.S . rn M ,. beyond the day. 4 l'
Third noor. Now $1, from $1.50 Fancy Novelty Beooaa floor. I
Suitln, In three-tone combinations, three " " m
Women's TE I beauti ' Ca,endflrS- SS meJhanfc-iaf f
n!S of poJ,she? an d endars,-the best of American and U
uesKS. woods is admirably European calendar-art is here. But jf
shown in this collection of desks for Upholstery some of the prettiest are those mada
women. Two hundred different styles Old Furniture. gj u,ovaS to our order-and we have sold simU W
bird bird'seeveTla3nnifuhoSnv and rc"coveR old ,n most '" ones.in P-54 Veare for TIMKi 1
and fore treen oak IiSrinf tlw successful fashion- theSC P"CCS : I
ana rorest green oa. imagine ine Elch aIendlr four sheets three months i
variety of form, of carving, inlaying, V? on each, beautifully lithographed, tied I
and ornamenting, comprised in such a 03-nS with sllk cord: 1
gathering! )li',) Rose Calendar, 1012x134 In-ISC. I
Prices ? There's an oak desk at JteJfJ 0I V' F,u,nf ind R0 Calen,, I
TC 1 tnnhnmnv rWt- ?)t R onrl WMy'. dar$, 8x11 ia, IOC each. I
$2,75, a mahogany desk at $8, ana &. Rose and Floral Calendars, 6x8 In., Jc. f-
they run up to $100 and even beyond. 5C t ? w ecl1- v
Here are two specimens at $5 and $10: &s7XPslvl football Calendars. Yale, Harvard, w,
i. k t -i i- t ff&vZ s vXJ-fflTSSl Princeton, and Columbia, $l each. "
At $5 Oak or imitation mahogany, 5&3 j TTYNtJ Tl1" Book B-1"-u " f
27x42 inches, IS inches deep, liandsomely aT lrtF'TiAA 1
finished. ifrs'C';:5 J wffiL Wnmpn'a Five thousand pairs of R
At $lo-Sohd Mahogany, 24x42 W AUj&rX. n? high-grade pique gloves l
Inches, 15 Inches deep, with finely carved IS j Sf WU - XL. XW QlOVeS. po on snerial tahlrts for )
vKi.. Tw - ,-Ag Some four-button, some two-clasp i all m
Fourth noor. tSLP Tenth?'0 and bUck '"
I s'mnrro- A THANKSGIVING of- flTrW AVSi 0 lL n 7 I
Limoges fenng from a very liff M 'w :, Reference Features of
Dinner Ware. rccei)t importation. J I ltif J fe Ridpath's History. I
During our one year in New York we b W zT MsLsl&f Ir v "T , J .
have introduced some thousands of fiU-s'--I9 S You prolnbly never saw a work as I
sets of Limoges ware to retail buyers, "&es Path's History of tha I
upon cheaper terms than had ever heen This Dart of our house furnhhinr Wo.rId so ,admirab1 Planned for -con- a,
known in this market Now an added P lurnisning venient reference. You can find any I
Known in xnis marKet. now an aaaea business grows on its own merits ad- sinPu fact 0f histnrv as ea.i1v j ffl
chapter, just in season for the national vertises itself All this iust to tpll vnn t . i mst0?y as ."s"y. ,a II1
dinner feast The stock is amnle we 7u ?u tms J" t0 teu y" book-keeper turns to an item in his f
ainner Teair. i ne siock is anipie we that we offer a fine chance to renew old leaVer M'
don't make bait offering in the hope parior or drawing-room furniture. fhe trreat storv of Man life is told I
offing one thing by advert.s.ng HneSincjapeesco.orings..s.from ta Ttn0quenceTsihat1o f
They are reduced one-third from 3 coloringCnow $275, from $3.25. read what happened in any country If
our own former least-in-the-market coloring, now 1 2, from $2.50. at any period, you have but to open
prices. These sets are of recent shape, TMrfflor- a volume ; the whole story lies before
with flower decorations, and all have J0' . . , . .... 1
large meat-dishes. Perhaps you wish to scan the whola 1
Haviland China Dinner Sets Hnir lF yu want a hair mat- I?rld's "' of. so.m sPecial ePoch I
nawana uima uinner sets. nair t ' t fi t The proper chronological chart brings t 1
ISffiaJSaaf Mattresses. atdJ yy0uur Zr.-S. a" wfn one s weep'of your eye. 1
113-piece set, $28, from $37.50. always easy. We caught several thou- Would you like to call in review J
113-pieceset, $33, from $45. Two decora- sand'pounds of fine curled hair from an the leading events in a nation's entire 5,
livXe set from ?o overloaded owner, who came to us for tory ? The table of contents, which Jjfc
liiSecesetJfromSeo: relief. This is what it means, for-P over Mc tans 111 small
uufment. you-. type, present the cold, bare facts in Vv
A forty-pound mattress, made in one or two proper sequence, compressing pages 'i ,1
cjn. Here is the way we Part5-w 41ie best tickin8r. re8-'r fza into phrases. 1
ai,K keep silk stocks " mov- standard, for t n addition there are the great m- I
Remnants. irig on. ick, Eighteen Dollars. dexes as big as an ordinary history
short pieces of new silks a?e marked in . , ,,ltccu "u- complete, the most thorough and con- iW
two ways : venient ever placed between covers. (f
Lengths measuring 7 to t2 yards we , And in a11 6-400 P3-". making y
make two-thirds price. m,-.,. Very stylish are the he eight massive volumes, not a singla
Lengths measuring one to six yards n. 7 . brown-and-gray mixed du". uninteresting paragraph,
we make half price. Uvercoats. frieze coats, made in No wonder people are hastening to
Skirt lengths of rich silks, 7 to 12 yards, ?ul;&K ont fcm
two hundred kinds to choose from. searr- We add to their style with one- Wanamaker History Club
Five hundred remnants, 1 to 6 yards. inch lap seams, raw edges, and satin and secure a set at half price, and on
Jl0,UI"s', yoke lining of handsome all-wool easy payments.
. . . . t ... Plald ! sat.in sleeve-lining. Upon payment of One Dollar ths
Pillow 7t elegant bed-furnishings A special lot, here $15. complete set is delivered at once. ' ,
Shnms u Tdl berJ BeconI floor' Four,h "eau- Members agree to make fifteen month- t
aqams. a home are here in all lhc payments to complete the transac
new designs. tion first payment in thirty days after J
shams of cambric, prettily braided, with oh The " Comfort " oil heater joining for the cloth-bound, SI.50 a V,
1 ,(H!! "A'J i. a i Br ., will keep comfortably warm month; for the half-Russia by far ,
!ffi!Sl1fiW ,VCS- wc 15 feet Wj the more durable and attractive a
Fine lawn, with Irish point edges. $2. holds a pllon of oil, which will bum month ; for sumptuous full morocco,
Fine muslin, Irish point edge, $2.50. for ten hours. The removable top J?2.50 a month. 1
Others up to $10 50. with ail-over embroid- gives place for a vessel to heat water. Members may resign within ten days,
toTchonn insertion ' " See why it's called " Comfort ?" and payments will be returned.
sham Holders. The new kind light wood Last year's price was 5.75. We Specimen pages, illustrations, and full
frames, covered with silesia. $1.75. sell it now at 2.60. particulars mailed free.
Becona floor. Basement. The Book Store, ninth street. (, J
JOHN WANAMAKER A
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts. j
aSitsiufjij! ffittnnres.
1)RINTIN"0 at a few hours' notire, 10,0(10 circulars,
til cards and billheads. 4Uo. per 1, 000, KIKIAll
ritlWTI.NO ANU STATION Ell V CO , 69 West 3Utu st,
rpUEDFOHD'S COAL, $5 00 TEH TON oT S.OOO
Lpoundsi none better at onr price. CornoroflOth
at, and Both st,
ANTED Sred mrrcbanl, manufacturer, or dealer
in airlcultural maclilnerr or Implements, capi
talist or publisher to patioulxe a well known compo
tent Uerraan Journalist desiring to start a Qerman
agricultural paper; be Is it ell posted In aerloulture
and natural economr matters, and thoroughly ac
qualnted with tho farming resources and needa of
the West and Northwest. Th're Is undoubtedly a
great want for an efficient periodical of that kind,
A. 0., box woo Hun office,
Sex U.
BAR and restaurant for salei doing tlOOdallj)
good reason for selling. Call. II. U, 80-81 East
80th at.
JPntenw.
P AMIES who fall to procure patents tarougb Wed.
derburn can have their applications attended to
free of charge. A, M. PIKItC E. lawyer, 60 Church at.
1JATUNTS for Inventions proeuredrromptlT low
. ratea. 'ROEDElt UllIESh.N, b2 Nassau at. N. V.
EstablUhed 1H31,
gtjpfivrjttrg.
TiCsntKSDEWFil?No7fria3i No. 7. 80 guarau
X teed toe test. Call or write for catalogue, lea
Broaawaj, rn 0.
fiBiBifiiijiiHfiHKM
gJotrU. ot cimtrir.
(This list appears Hon , Wed., Friday,)
TRAVELLERS' INFORMATION CO..
Or A.tlKRK'A. l.tLORl'UUATUD.
Hotel, Itesort, Houte and Oeneral Infonnatlon Free.
Tickets, Parlor, Sleeping Car, Steamship Iteserra
lions, Baggage Trausfer. Circulars sent (gratis).
OFFICKH.
New York. 3 Tark place. Telrphone 0014 Cortlandt.
lh ladelphla, 1711 Chestnut st'
Boston, 176 Devonshire st. Buffalo. 877 Main tt.
Permanent offices In other tltks will be added.
(A. P. means Amerks flan. K. I'. European.)
d SJ f KEV WEST, IIOTEI.KEYWE8T.,A,P,
U S "3 Open all year, Leon II. ClUey, Hgr,
P J3 MIAMI, ItOVAL I'ALM A. P.
353,5; Opens Jan. 1!i i II W. Merrill, BIgr.
Z lo"- MIAMI, B1SCAY.NK IIOTEI, A, P.
E E .'," Opens Dec. 1 1 II. K. Ilerots, Mgr.
2 5rffl PALM BEACH, Itoyal I'olnclana,, A, P,
rz23 Opens Jan. 1S Fred bterry, Mgr.
t 'SiS PALM BKA01I, Pulm Ik-acb Inn,. A. P.
SC.8I n Opens Dec. 33; Fred Rterry, Mgr,
& OaMOND. THE OUMOND A, P.
S -3 OpensJan.SAndersonPrlce,Mgr.
5 G 6 o BT.AUUUSTINE.PONCE DE LEON.A.P,
SPl "? OpenaJau.IOi Robert Murray, Mgr,
Jgjj 8T,auoubtine,tiieaix;azaii..a 1'
Z I OpenaNor, 10; Jo.P.arave, Mgr,
NEW YORK Fifth Avenue Hotel, A P., ID
BOSTON, Has Hotel Vt-dMaa, , p, ti
mammmtMtMmmssssssmsWm
Stailittfl S0tlu ana wtuutntttu. - J
HOTEL VENDOME i
nrontlwjiy untl 41st Street.
THE MARLBOROUGH '
Broadway iiud aoth Strc-ot.
FIRST CLASSFAIR PRICES.
Louis L. Todd, Owner and Manager.
TM'MAMTV. French table d'hote. . J
Uest -Jllli .1, (llioltalrliltuday. t 4
Concert every evening. Lunch. 4c i dinner, 50c. I
Wine aud coffee Includorti fervlce u la carle fit all V
hoursj moderate prices. Itoonia by day or week, X,
HUlUytry nutl grwrnalilug. f
CEAL (IAIIMENTK Fln furs made toorderi model- i
5?. Uy-'lMi.'i "'."fi11 l"-lll I'llo-" rn-tsouabie. 1
HAUlvl.lffe, I m y Miutt, (1 tailnumber, 6th av.) I
: -" ! ?
Watches anil jjeiveiru. !
I DIAMONDS. WATCIICK. Callor1ir "7
relil I areas WATCH BUl'PLY CO.. 8 tde2 ' J
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