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I.H io the; stiy, tHURsPAypgogMBER g, 1897 ; i , ";; H
IIHb Women's Capes and Jackets t Women's Capes and Jacliets I
I iD'Neffl's
IB WOMEN'S CAPES AND JACKETS
: I . AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES.
Np' I' WOMEN'S PLUSH CAPES of fine quality,) .f
f : $ full collar and edging of Sable Fur, lined with 1 1 7k
Im-i heavy Silk J 11,,v
cm i ' sar worth 20.00.
II; I WOMEN'S RICH VELOUR CAPES, collar) AO
1 1 ! n? and. Qdgng f Sab,e' ,ined with heavy Biacki i Jzo
fH j I Satin
j37, t jf, " tt-WORTH 26.50.
!'LH I IMPORTED VELOUR CAPES, elegantly em-
i broidered in Jets or Silk, trimmed with fine furs -0 Jk
Hf and lined with rich Silks Iw,,u
$ Or-WORTH 60.00 TO 75.00.
m TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
JEi HIGH-CLASS CLOTH JACKETS,
'$ plain or elegantly braided, various styles, all lined with fancy Silks,
IK 14.50 and 17.08.
fii-Bf car-WORTH 20.00 TO 30.00.
JlJMt HP" All purchases (except Bicycles and Machines) dollv-
rRw ered fr0 to any P'nt wlthin lOO miles of New York city.
JH Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street.
' lilt
i- fi BLANKET SALE.
trimmi BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH STREET STORE.
b Ik To-dny, Thursday, December 3d.
ft HP
& mmmf uo Thousnnd Pairs Fine California Blankets,
p jtfv nt the following reduced prices :.
llHp 10-4 flfl-fl B'-i-ft
Bi; ait. 75 84.75 $5.75
'" IWW IF've hundred Silknline Com Tor tables, well filled,
ifj' 1 1 (J SH.OO Each.
J Ijf JABIES McCREERY & CO.,
I iHil Broadway aud llth St.
' ii'lB
8- lass Mskr
flMg'
fmamt-- Wnntcfl--.ftmnlt!.
f-'1 HHvf A RTTFICIAL FLO WERS. W anted, rood rose anil
Nl'iHWr.3& -fa. flowar makars; steady workt good par
''ill7 U PRAUEK, 82 to 98Blecckert
!$ TOOKBINDEns. Experienced band folder, and
,yB X hand Mw.r wanted.
Jf WBW, ' WIU) 8TTJBTEVAKT. 44 Pnane at.
r 9k & ' TLAN: BOOK SEWER wanted at
5? -KlEt """" - H. L LKFFP.KT8 00m 48 Broad it.
ft .Mlavisr IMKDERS. Experienced band In pamphlet bindery.
r HmP ' 114-180 Wt.ll80.lnt.
i$flsr!Ki fiOLDLAY-RS wanted.
Bnp - B' R0TTKIt soy' U1 E,,t 88th "
1 Klfit CTENOORAPIIER and Remlneton t7porr1t.ropi-
"!''! ' O atori muit b. accorat and rapid; .alarr $13 per
4 it a HL Addrau, iUUn(xpiiancandreri!rencea,
kI ?' - B- -
-, SB": ti: Box 12 Sun offlce.
jttl I gPlomrgtic jS trcantg attt.
V Hvi ""v ("MIAMBEKII AIDS, younn cook, laundmsr.wbodo
f nt ? vcbamberwork. waltrcM.. who do etiambertrork,
Ifi'.H) g EBcookawbowMb and lrn, Fnni'b ladle" maldi,
& '1 '4' German nurxi. butltra. an-oud men. Mr. L. !ELY,
''LM.i ,V Emplojment Bureau, 69 Will 2!d at. lerranu' en-
Hwl W trance. 853 Bih aT.
CW.I'l P. pOUPETENT oook and laundreu for Plalnntld, N.
M v VJ J., 18j two In (amllTS heat rrrrrence required.
W ? , lira L. 8EKLY, Si Bib t.
li' lli '1011PETENT Bwedlib or French cook; vfaj40i
i!r -' i Viollf.ln Allegheny. Fa.;be.t referencm required.
f , W' F aire. L. BEELY, 363 Bib .
' If $ TOMPETENT laundreu to in. in Stamford, Conn.;
j- Hr ,V v wa(ca(3S; beat reference! required.
A iffi A Mr.. L. bKELY. SMBlhaT.
,' . piRENCU ladj'a mala, irim 25, for Waihloiton,
l v JS D. Ct muat be very competetit and bare lit ref-
jk J . t. .rencea. Mr.. L. KKtLY. 3JJ eth ar.
If ' . T ACNDRESS who will do chamlierHorkT tlH per
it 3- Xi montb; to lire In Plalnneld, N J.t good reference
jj, , . i required. Mm. L. HEElY. 888 Bib ar.
ii- - W CMF.Diail cook for Var.ldei unail fandlyi waiea
7h U'-:. C51B to 30 good reference, r.nvlred.
Ifr i Mi-J: M'"-1- SEt-LV. 8B8 eth ar,
w1 ' y-A. .1. -
jo Kt TIT ANTED A competent geueral lioiueworkeri
W$? I nP- rr family of three tu an apartment! raut be good
Ht' : l.l-. cook and laundre.ai wao I1H. Apply with refer-
fj I 1 autefl analtg alTltchantcfl. ar.
m I II O'lSTBILL'S.
!;:.' EXPERIENCED
CLOCK SALESMAN WANTED.
y HKilr Muit bA abla t make rimlr.
I Hf 6th Ave., 20th to 21st St.
'J Hlf' TOOKDINDEH.-Al nnltber on Join; iteady poll.
; 11 3. JJtloniatateialary. 8TEAUMAN. boi 181 SunofMoo.
f; IBj- nOOKBlKDERS.-Flnliher to roll gold lloei.
g, Uy ! J. F. TAPLEY CO.. V Uond it.
Si rHs COMPETENT llceniexl engineer, capabl. to work ou
W l'BSi V. lathe. dm East 1401b nt.
$ IK'g (-10LD PEN URINDF.RS.-Twn gold pen grlnden. Ap-
( H J ply to y. T. PEAKCE ft CO.. I'rotldeuce. It. 1.
ft HK t OB COMPOSITORS. THE "DELEEUW X OPl'E.N-
K H'-r1 , UE1MERPR1NT1NQCO.. 11 Uuaiie it.
K iB'V'1' T I0EHTY FEEDER wanted. THE DKLKKUW A
IU H ij OPPJ.NHEIMER PR1NTWO CO.. 3 Duan. it.
& f CrENOORAPIIER. typewriter, and'telrgrapb oper
& BR " 3 ator, oomblnailon uian, wanted for .took broker'!
lff.ll ? onicei only competent men nee.1 apply.
(1 SIAft 11. V. F.. P. O. box IB31 Sew York
'( W$i4 CPINNER on sterling illrer. Apply, wltb references,
lf. O to Itie TORONTO SILVER PLATE CO, Limited,
, alf Toronto. Canada.
JJS 1 piUllELLAS Wanted, a good Jobler, used to re-
MvT iv palrluit; Head po.lt. on. goo-l e.. JL w.
( ?S5S (lAnPlSOIt, H Academy tl., Newark, N. J
lt' l8ft' WAKII'll.MliSAliDWOUESTOffORKAIIIOME.
'- 1 1 WW' rV I pay $9 to tits per week for making crayon
I ilf& portrait., new pateut methotli any on. nliiivan read
U 1 tllti'; or writ, can do the work, at borne, In -par, time, day
1' ' ilia. r evening. Send for particulars and work at once.
! 'l iW.' Addrcu tl. A. OHIPP. Oerinan artnt. Tyrone. 1'a.
I'lt -K; V aT. V ANTED Man tiied'to handllug ihr.t. In bnok
IV,KBp YY bindery. A. D. V RANDOLPH CO, IU3 otb ar,
1(Hk ef tta.-(JHnfl ?fttlp ef tmalty.
I 'H I-' AMEnlCAH girl as competent launlrru In imall
W R . V pnrate family; wlltluit to awlst with uther work)
l , jft best olty reference from last imployrr. Oill, two
, ; IK ; daya, IBS Weit U3d it., drrs.maker'i. parlor floor.
i - JaV A VOUNQ LADY itetiographer and tyiewrlter '
I r leR'r : ix would Ilk. a position i rapid ami eau'rii-nied:
' H4 I0011 raferencei law preferred. Addrcu aTE.Nuu-
,,j, K RAPilEH. box 11 J Sun orflee.
g K ' A COMPETENT rook wl.bei illuallon where kltcli-
f aH' JV tnmald It kept; w.gc. nui lie.t referencrs,
,y r M. P.. box 1P4 Bun uptown otlloe. lliB6Hrodway.
IfiK A WELL-REC01I11KNUKD cook deilres TlluatloiTl
TilK' uX cau f urnlih best reference
X VaW 43 Otb ar care O'CONNOR.
AYOUNQ girl u chimlrniald ami -,tre... or
. ... wouM do general homework t two yean' personal
f'iKMJ yefstenoes. gun Wen Homlon it.
'4 JavK ' A nESPtCTAHLK LADY wlihet a position a houitT-
ii-laaV, XV keeper. Address lira. DARLING, Weehawken P.
a JBK '. O . Union Hill. ,N, J.
X'ljK ")Y competent French cook, where kltcbsnmald Is
St"Mm i. " kept; wesS0: t..t references. 11. C, box 107
V , nun uptown ofilce, ISOS Broalway.
'flH; '" VMIAJIUKlUUlCTnd feainitrrssT or growing dill-
.'?.'; i V dram by competent utrli eight years' oily refer-
$Hf l?'- O'NLILU llUi Aluiterdaiu av j
J B: i, OKPRTKNT chambermaid, und rsUudtng her du-
jwu i: Vtlest cjufurnl.h btst rcfereuns. s 11., boa Ih4
J'lIIaK BUnuplOwUOflWe, ItOaBl'iadway
s KaK Ko'lJPETUT clumtiriiiliS wbs li KlUInt to assist
5'MaBP; Vlu laundry; best rrferonucs. il. F., box 1U& Sun
N'SK,' uptown ufnoe. ItBa Broadway.
I'B i VSOBPETENT BwedUbkluhenuuld. wltb Ust city
S'rnVB '. ifer.neea, desire, situation. aLD, bos 103 Sua
JLlK BtflewB MeeV let Hroa4wjr.
iwt-Clas? clp S ttanltt.
I lUAUnERMAID, who Is willing to assist with wait-
Ing; baa good city references. M. K., box lS?Sun
uptown office, 12B& Ilro0lway.
C'OMPETENT nurse; will take children or Invalid
' lady tbeit city references. K. K., box 117 Sun up
town office, 12U5 Broadway.
t" "HIASIUErtMAID In private family; rrllllng to aailst
, wltb other duties; no objectlona to country. Ad
dress 8. A. 0MD 10th av.
COMPETENT young woman aa Moki can furnlsa
good city references. J. 1.. box 103 Son uptown
oHloc. IZBBBroaqway.
C" OUPETENT waitress, wltb flst-ciass references,
destrea situation. A U., box Ige Sun uptown
office, 180S Broadway.
COMPETENT young woman aa chambermaid and
nurse to grown children; best city references. K.
D., loo East 21ith st.
fill AMBERMAID and seamitressitlnt-classiill kinds
Io sewing and wait on lady t best olty reference.
lilH Weinutl.lt,
COMPETENT cook, understanding ber work; best
references. Y. U., box 1V3 Sun uptown ofilce,
130B Broadway.
CIlAMBEItilAID Competent Swedish girl; good
aeanntress, good rofereui.es. 330 East 41st St.
I?I1UST CLAS laundress; willing and obliging; per
sonal references. 221 East 44tb at.. Hrst floor.
GOOD cook, who Is willing to assist wltb washing;
canfnrril.il i.e.t city refer neea. K. UcP box
130 Sun in town onee. 13BS Broadway.
LA ON D Rl ba, nrst-ciass. In private family; best city
referentes. lZsWeet 81st St.; ring Nevln's hell.
SEAMSTREhS and lady's utlli thoroughly ex
perienced dressmaker; best personal references;
last employer can bo seen. Address SEAMSTRESS.
834 3d nr.
WELL-RF.COM MENDED lady'a maid desires sltua
tlon ; can furtilih best cltv references, n. D.. box
17 sun uptown oriloe. 12BJ Broadway.
WELL'Rr.cOMMi'NDED'chjmbermald. understand
Ing her work, desires situation. M. SI., box 187
Sun uptown offltc. lvBS Broadway.
WELL-RECOMMENDED cook Tje.irea situation In
ine city; lt references. D. E box 131 Sun
uptown office. 13BB Broadway.
OUN(i girl as waitress andTbambermald: noob
L jecilons tn ilrst-i-lass Im rdlng house; best city
references. 172(1 Park av., ring r'ogel'a bell.
YOUNO woman to do general housework; very good
cook and laundressi ben city references. 25 Co
lumbus av.
cf ttftt-ffilnisg gtli) paltg.
AYOUNO MAN from the country, good education
and excellent letters or recommendation, desires
a clerical positloni office work preferred. Addresa
E boa 1'Ue.un uptown ofilce, lltttS Broadway.
A MAN with ability and able to approach the best,
wants a position of any kind wheie Industry and
attention are required: moderate salary: lust of ref
ertiuce. WII.LINU, box tela sUn office.
vroUNQ MAN having hsd live years' experlenceln
J-tliMir-sack prlutlngi can give recomnitndatlon If
wontod.
B box 1 88 Sun office.
roUNd LADY aa caahleri men's furnishing store;
X long hours, experience.. BELLAMY. Bd av., 01st st.
tmijjemi'nt!!.
14TH STItrKT THIlTitBrnelr Btb ar.
Nights xttni matinees Wednesday and Saturday,
An Enormous tiuceots A Positive Triumph.
ANDREW MACK.
A new lluuckauli "Evening World, Nov, 30.
greatt., AN IRISH GENTLEMAN.
" Andrew Mack made a decided hit." Herald,
"Ills sungs were a delight to their hearers." Sun.
EMPIRE THEATRE ."'m. ,.ib
CUARLs FROHMAN ............. Jlanaier
.vliilliiee. edneadny and Maturday.
CHARLES KIIOIIMAN PRESENTS
MR. JOHN DREW
lu Sydney Oruudy's adipiatlon from tim French.
A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE
WEBER & FIELDS'",!"?.',0 gSaS'ft
TO-.lkllTl IIIIXTTIMKI Mew Unrl..ue
lilt, the won-r iion.
In Olio. Lew Dock.toder and others.
TlAMIC Every evening SilS.
IlilLl 'N. L4, Matfnee. Saturday at 8.
Wtntsi Wl TAMIM. Till! HIIIIBtv,
IHIIu lleliaii i a liallierlne,
Tuesday Next! The New Farce)
Comedy "NUMBER NINE."
DORIS' WINTER CIRCUS, U'E.T
t!aul! IBP, M I KYKHYliOJV FNTIIOSIAS-TICI
88, 80, 73, 1.00. I PRESS. UNANIMOUS BUCCESSI
MATIOMI. I lllTlf AUTUMN KXIIIIIlTIOJr-"
Al .tllKIIV I Now Open Day and Uvrnlug,
" AllllllMlon, 3ro.
IIEalli., N. W cor. '.'3d st, and 4tn ar,
CASINO! KwS,oi.IQOq!j
KerlsedWItlonl New Songsl SIuLSat. IwOV
IlltlXb Vl.HK TIIKATIIK. Lves. ri:Tat
bTRAUh' I eaiitlf ul uperstta WALDMEISTER.
JULIK KOPACBY and Star Cait.
MOBRYt'i'IK:. I TICKET OF LEAVE MAft
Lex av 4dst. I Matlne. To-Pay at a.
PEOPLE'S. A QUftKi;
' COLUWBUSiiTNV.V,
Next week U.IIau Lewis in For Liberty aud Love.
CTftfJ At S.lf. " Mats. Wed Baf. Last week.-"
iOIMIl IIKAIIl OK Til K UIA.UIUIC
lUaerv.4 state, 38, BO, 7Bo.
UllnFR'Q rTll BlTiJaseum. lue. to all. Two Con;
IIUDr.li 0 Uuuouapsrrorinacota. UJgbiow.
in seas rwn ww nr ' " "'" " "'"'''' a.j - -,- -,-,-, j. -.-
CAflXBUIB IIALI. 86th Season, 1897-98.
Oratorio Qouood'a
SSSSi Redemption.
Conductor. SOLOISTS I
Soprano, Jehansm Uadslit.
First afternoon Contralto, Eera . Il.rlecbcr.
Concert Tenor, Wm, tl, Rleger.
Iter, a at S, llarltone, David tllsphara.
First evening Basso, rrle.son V. Uuabnell.
Concert Full Chorus or Oratorio nooleir,
Dec. "I Jfeir York Symphony orchestra.
Reserved seals, S cent. Io . Boxes, Via and
ma. Now pn sale at box office.
o, Q
CARNFOIP. HALL. I'opular Concert.
-IlKUAY Erg., Dee. Btb, at NUB.
Sembrioli.
DAVID DI8PIIAU. Barltonei
WM. LAVIN, renor; JESSIE SHAY, Pianist,
and r-uix OrtfHstSTIt .
fir- BEV10NANI Conductor.
repulnr Prices. Brats, OOc. to SI. SO.
Now on tile at box office and Schuberth'e.
sieneral Ailnts.t.af ao eta.
0 . ... Q
MBTnuroi.iTAn orenA iioisb.
BKCO.'aD liniRU I 0CBHT
OF THE 8BR1KS,
SUNDAY. DEC B, ana P. SI.
Anton Seldl, cshkiujctob.
CERARDY,
Pugno,
coBT.BJSyV2.,l.DMyr.BT.
SCATS NOW SELLINO.
SCnUBERTH'S TYSON'S BOX OFFICE.
BOo TO 11. BO.
MANAGEMENT R. E. JOHNSTON CO.
STEIN WAY PIANOUSED.
KNICKERBOCKER. TZll
ItlH, . C. n SECOND MO.VTIL
GOODWIN Lx:u
Aulsted by MIB8 MAZINE ELLIOTT, In
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
AP.TnilQ' rilNIi 1 addition to the feature! an-
nbiuna runuDonnctd ohauncey olcott
OKMUKIT iand AUCE AT nERTON will also
FRIDAY AT 1:80, I appear In Special nelrctiona.
Beats and Boxes at Knickerbocker T eatre.
PLEASURE PALACE g.ViV
Er'gs at 7. All orch. BOo. All halca. Bc. Rea'd.
No smoking at Dally Mats. 1:80 P. !.. I5e.. 2So.
E. J. 1IEN LEY, OH AS. T. ALDIUCU, FOUR COHANS,
JOSE QUINTETTE. UERH1 OSBORNE, BOBBY
OAYLOH. Conway aud Leland, World's Trloi many
others. Shun speculators. Buy In advance.
PROCTOR'S "'?5i!
aa "Captain IIuntlntom"CnAH. B. WKLLLS CO..
" Frederlo Lemaltret" FAVOR and SINCLAIR, Come
dy; LIVINO PICTURES; DIXON, BOWERS and
DLT.ON, Three Rubes; 40 other stair. n3o.. BOc.
II BTItUPIt 1,1 r A X OPBIIA IIOIIMlC
The Subscription Sale for the Season of
GRAND OPERA
In rrench, Urrman. anil Italian.
under tbe direction of
TTAI.TBn DtTUUrSCll aad r, A. BIXIS,
Now open at the Metropolitan Opera House. A redac
tion of fifteen percent, wlU be made to subscribers
for tbe seaaon.
CUICUBIllU BO.M'
Grand nctosu co.tcitnT,
Orchestral Tureda, Ere., Bee. T, at nils.
Concerts. Xaver Scharweuka
Will play tbe
cnISK0 CHICKERING PIANO.
. M . , ,, Res seau. 1 and tl.BO; admls-
Atlton .Se(J, ilonSOcts. Now on sale at box
Couductor. office, Chlckerlng Hall.
ACADEMY I4tb st. and Irrlng place.
E. Q. Ollraore Eugene Tompkins, Prop'rs and ll'g'ra.
A HOWLING SUCCESS. N. Y. Bun.
"The White Heather."
Management of Charl s Frohman.
Greater thon TUB HPUUTIIsti DUCHESS."
Mats. Wed, t Sat, at 8. Ere, at Bi IB.
UJntl Pl'CVilPhone 2096-SSth.
llALLAL O Eve 8;15; MU. Wed. Sat. at 2.
POSITIVELY LAST TWO WEEKS.
The managament Is compelled to announce the clos
ing performances of
JULIA ARTHUR
Supported by Mr. EDWIN ARDEN.
In Frances Hodgson Burnett', and Stephen Towne-
send's pUy,
A ttllV OF QUALITY.
GARRICK THEATRE. IVjL'VtSJ." SSlfSiS:
Uojt & McKe- L re Charlct Frobman, Manaser.
JIatlnee Wedne-vday aud Saturday.
MISS MAUDE ADAMS
2a J. M. Barrio Great Comedy.
THE LITTLE MINISTER. .
luOth Performance Deo. 23, aonvenlrs.
CTII llir THEATRE. Broudv. ay and 28th at.
niH Alir EDWIN KNOWLES Manager
Ulll niki Every Eve'g at 8:30. Mat. Sat. at 2.
ALKXAIvllllA
American W i A R II fl dlsMngulshed
appearances BlnHlfl European actress
In Rlcnard Vosj's powerful 4-act play, entitled
ALKXi.XDItA.
Supported by a oompetent American company
GARDEN THEATRE. Evs.s:30.t'MatSat.2':15.
Charles Frohman and Dat Id Delaoo l'rescnt
8 BIO ATTRACTIONS.
LOTTIE COLLINS 0o,Lh,,,J,.ow"
THE FIRST BORN. tl'j!irc.tl'8
INDIAN SUMMER. ifyoX,,.
ST. NICHOLAS
UUltl hT.. .S Art COM MUUS AV.
OPEN DAILiV EXCICI'T MONDAYS.
Hockey Saturday, Dec. 4, S P. M.
Columbus University vs. St. Nliholaa.
emeu tfiti.; hall.
ATT. lO-IIGIITATNllI,
JL WO and Mon lay Aft.. Dec. 0. ut 3:30,
Mr. and Mr. uorg
hong HENSCHEL.
TeVisti.ic! neserred Iteul. SI. BO
J.lt;C If ti la. At schuberth's, and at box office.
IllrtPlllfl 4thar.and23dst. Beglnsatr):Ts
B WliFllnl DANIEL FROHMAN. ..Manager
IV U UsVUJIVl I MatlueesTburs. and Sat . 3.
Instant success of Plnero's modern B-act comedy.
The Princess The Butterfly.
Seats may be secured 4 we. ks ahead.
UCB A n SQUARE THE A. B'way and 33th St.
. Chas. E. Kvans. Prop. F.vea atH:lB.
RinF'ft PRODUCTION OKTHE, MaU. Wed.
"," FIUnKY NOVELTY. eat. 2:18.
F; THE FRENCH IV.ABD
BEC.30. Handsomest Suuveulrs tver Ulveu.
HIIYT'S THFATHF 2lthst., near B'wav.
HUH O lilLHirtL, EVg,8:30. Mat..H6.
HOYT ft McKEE Proprietor!
MATIIKIC 1KII.KNII4Y ADNATUItllAY.
100th Pert, Dec. IS. TTflVf'Q lIJtl' Perf. Deo. 10.
Souvenir.. uu' A o souvenirs.
A STRANGER IN NEW YORBC.
l$8lS:m GARREH P. SERVISS
04th St. ft Illustrated Lecture.
Btb Ave. CLIMBS IN THE HHHI ALPS.
December 3. BilB P. M. Tickets 1. (a. Boxes (seat
ing 4 to H). ilo. 115, 20. On sale at Waldorf-Astoria.
Bib Ave. Ilulel. iau B'way, and Chandler's. B'klyn.
BROADWAY Only two week. more.
THEATRE. FRANK DANIELS
Broadway. 41st st. In Smith ft Herbert'!
Evo. H;1B, Mat. bat. 2. tiic mm IP rvr
Prices. 1.80, Bl.uu. BOc. THE IDOL S EYE.
'"''"J.'J": .T'"1 World In Wax Always.
: EDEN N'"' I Famous Arctic Fxp'orera.
; Aiuuil : To-Day. THE BENNETT MED AU
iMUSBEj CINEMATOGRAPH
! Orand Concerts Alt. ami Evening.
K P B T H ' S Continuous' Performance
IVaal I II V 3o, BOo. Noon to 1 1 P. M.
JOHN W. HANSONE, LYDIA TITUS, NICHOLS
SISTERS, MARVELLOUS 11IOURAPH. JOHNSON,
RIANO and BENTLKY, ED. LATELL, 30 other stars.
KOSTER ANNA H ELD'S MW;."''
&I7IAI C MARIKI.LOlDftolhirKoreUnStars.
UIML O, Neat Sunday, Dec. B, 21) POPULAR
ADM. BOo. CONCERT.OAIIHIEL'NOIICHUTIU.
MATSAT. ANNA HELD ft uther Foreign Mars.
Dl mil Broadway aud SOtb it. I Mala Wed.
BIUU Eves.SlB. I andSat.
DELIGHTFULLY BOISTEHOUS.
MAY IltWIX wia. iw'm,i.
RnflNIi OPERA 28D&T. ft H MATINEE
UtlrllsU HuUbK eiTH AVE. P.M. hAI'Y,
AUOUSTUM PiroU,.., Le.see andManager
TOMlllir I Nest "FRANC!-) H'lLhON
"THE BILVhR KINO," Week- OPKHA CO."
roltllKI-r. I Taken at tbe rln slie
PITni.1IU.S by tbe VI.KISCtli'I'
I AIINO. Jonah Theatre. H'nay A auibst.
CITY I hxata. 18, 28 S.I and 000.
to.Tl.lT, I 3 Perf. dally. 3. 8 ami UP M,
UifjUlTTnH Ergs.MBU.p Mais. Wud. -at., 2;18,
MAlinAI I All e. E. Rice s Company la
B'way 33d. fljg UttlO DodgB.
Dec. B-Rlchards and Oanlleld In "MY BOYS."
DACTfiR'Q riMTHi'iii'i
rHolUn O PEiteuitsi itt'B,
I'JlSU io II P. tl. Heal, un nml SO eeate.
.Vll.lll AMI Htll.l.lK Mllll. IH.
PEARL ANDREWS. I YDIA HARRY. CORA ROUTT.
luirfrtnpni 11 theatre usdamuidav.
mtlltUrULId Mui Wednesday and haturday.
THE LILIPUTIANS
IN TUB rllt l IIUt.i:i I OtV ,
HAKIaK.Tl OBi:ilA BIOBJMC
Ere. 8:15. 1 Ororxa Edwardea' Lon- II IU TllUiU II
Mat. Bat, don Ualety Tbeatr. Co. ,n lUnll.
Deo. 0 CUUWOtLAltD '! Ortxuul Co,
THE fun of buying toys at
Wanamaker's is that you
get as much ajnusement from
the ones you see as from the
ones you buy. The whole me
nagerie on the fifth floor is
kept going for your benefit,
the camels and lions are wag
ging their heads, the rabbits
and squirrels hopping about,
the birds singing, the merry-go-rounds
and railway trains
going. The basement toy store
adds its thousands or iascinat
ing things; and the great or
chestrions make music on both
floors.
Wanamaker's is a place to
see and enjoy, as well as to
buy in.
Women's Fine Costumes
and Coats at Half.
There's one manufacturer from
whom we rarely get a bargain; he
makes only exclusive and high-priced
suits of the finest sort, and his work is
always in demand.
And this, though a great bargain, is
not a large one. It is the closing out
of this season's stock about thirty
dressy street costumes, in poplins,
bengaline cloths, and mixed suitings,
all with blouse waist and skirt, very i
handsomely trimmed with velvet, '
laces, fur and braid ; and thirty blouse
coats of black velour, trimmed with
braid of satin, and all satin lined.
These elegant suits and coats are all
marked at
just half regular prices.
Coats. $48, now $24 570, now $35
$56, now $28 $80, now $40
Costumes. $60, now $30 $90, now $4S
$72, now $36 $170, now $85
$S2, now $41 $1 80, now $90
Second floor.
Tot,l rn.r A TABLE-COVER JS
Table Covers ,ike hat or
and Curtains. nosei or front door,
it is the prominent feature, that
dominates the surroundings. Don't
give your friend a blue cover for her
crimson room.
The handsome French tapestry
covers harmonize well with nearly all
colors. The "verdure effects" copy
in style the woven tapestries and
panels so much in vogue. Not many
of these are to be had, and our stock
is not large.
2 by 2 yards, $5-25 and $6 each,
2 by 2ki yards, $6.75 each.
2 by 3 yards, $9 each.
Wool Tapestry Table covers. The line
of colors is broken, and only reds are left;
they go at two-thirds price.
2 by 21-; yards, now $2.50.
2 by 3 yards, now $3.50.
Curtains. 45 pa'rs of handsome silk
faced tapestry curtains, that were $13 a
pair, are to be closed out at
1S6.50 A PAIR.
Detached figure, with border, In four
colorings, all rare and desirable ; soft,
graceful hangings for parlor windows or
doors.
Third floor.
Men's ONE the stronS points
r. ... of our clothing stock is
uotiiing. cheviot suitSi black or
navy, made and trimmed in real
Wanamaker fashion. Single-breasted
sack coat a fitting suit for either
dress or business.
Fifteen dollars would mean a fair
profit to other stores; our price for
these suits is
twelve dollar?.
And these are the sort of " high prices "
charged at Wanamaker's.
Second floor.
Rnvs' Very takin indeed are
vi ., tne handsome coats with
Clothing. Siik fr0gS down the front,
for boys of 3 to 10 years. Silk velvet
collars, lining of Italian cloth and the
frogs add just the right touch of extra
style.
In light brown, blue gray, or navy kersey,
$10.
In navy or green wide-wale cheviots, $8.50.
In heavy blue chinchilla, buttoned to neck,
corded edges, $8.
Second floor.
WnmPn'Q We have two of
TYumcua women'S shoes that are
anoes. just the thing for skating
or a cold day's tramp; stout kidskin
uppers, very heavy soles, yet trim and
handsome. Buttoned or laced, $4.
Fourth arenne and Ninth street.
Christmas Gifts
We're not setting out to make a
list of them ; the fact is, it would al
most be easier now to make a list of
things not used as Christinas gifts than
a list of things that are ; but there are
some that deserve special mention as
being peculiarly appropriate or novel
or suggestive.
Fans. One is $175 real lace, mounted on
carved pearl sticks j another has sticks of
tortoise-shell, with inlaid spangles, $75
One has exquisite Watteau figures, hand
painted on ivorv sticks, $95. But most
of them are not quite jo tujiiy. White
gaure. lace edges, $1 to $4.25 j black
spangled fans, 75c to $12.40; black or
while feather fans, $1.75 to $30 ; and
pretty Japanese fans, 50c. to 85c.
Photographs and Miniature Frames.
The handsome French gilt frames are
copies of the Empire and older styles
$2.25 to $20. Miniature frames 50c, to
$1 75. Double cabinet frames of silk,
hand-painted, $l; and Vienna folding
leather frames. $1.90 to $5 50,
French Garters. They're among the
daintiest new things in the Little French
Store, second floor. Prices run from 45c
to $7 pair. They are elaborately trimmed
with Uce, ribbon, velvet, bows, rosettes,
and Jewelled clasps. All shades-n4 lt'
nice to have them match the ribbons of
the underwear.
Morris Velvet Squares.-In beautiful col
orings, elegant for table or stand covers,
cushions, or decorative pieces. A largo
variety. 24-ln. square, $1.25 each; S7-ln.,
$2t 36-ln., $2.25. Third floor, Uphol
stery Store.
Renaissance Scarfs and Centres. Linen
centre, with exquisite French hand-worked
border:
Round, 19 In. diam., $1.25 and $.1.50,
20 in., $2 and $3.
Square, 18 by 18 in., $2; 19 by 19,
$Z50and3i 21 by2t,$4.
Scarfs, 20 by 33, $1.75; 20 by 54.
$2.75 i 18 by 54, $3.50jl8by 73,
$4.50.
Slippers. A woman's felt slipper for 35c.
a pair, good ones, too; from that up
wards. Men's slippers, a hundred sorts,
beginning at fl.20 for kid-lined toilet
slippers, black or brown. All the best
leathers seal, alligator, kid, and goat
skin; also wool felt, Dolge make.
Fourth arenue.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.
Broadway, 4th ave9th and 10th sts.
i
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W'lllv Miff i''
' BEST IN THE WORLD
We carry la our retail stores the
largest variety ot modem styles to
be found anywhere. We can save
you time and trouble In getting a
fit, as we always have tbe size and
tviuin you want, rau win una :
exceptionally good value In any ot :
our 155 styles and widths.
K-t Tht. la the Gem, one of owe
fcjjr many np-to-date styles. It 1.
AjK made of Cordoran leather
jfTtil 'hnrsehldel.with Kangaroo top.
. M wtfi The hook and eyo'.ols are fast
I 4fljB color, ami are Invisible on the
i kwXSm. 'b.Ide. These .hoes are stitched
1 fMfSn wlththreeroweof best silk, and
I tR S bare """d 0lllt 'catbor soles.
1 ft laM The workmanship throughout
1 RXJsmi is of the bet character A
1 rJ-SeB Tcr? desirable shoe for gentle-
I we men for business and street
flfc'vioKii wear for winter. Yon can no!
vLST 1 buy a Rlioe of equal value elso
,L 1 where for less than $5 01. The
W price nt anv of onr Ca fin
many retail .tores la "3w'
Kzamlne this shoe or any other of our 1S6
I styles, made in Calf, Patent Calf, Flench
I F.namel, Box Calf, Seal Goat, Black Kid
4 and Russia Storm Calf, at any ot our .
I own retail stores, located at
J NEW YORK. OROOKLYN.
i 1211 Broadway. 708-710 Broadway.
11343 Broad wuy. 1307 Broadway.
61 West 12"ith St. i31 Fulton St.
074 Third Ave. 494 Fifth Ave.
.'10 Third Ave. jrnsrv nxv
S4.',ElBhthAvo. .AEi.7'
114 Fulton St. 10 Newark Ave.
Shoe, purchatedai enr .tores polished fie.
Illustrated catalogue for the asking of
W. L. DOUGLAS.
Largest Manufacturer and Retailer at
Men's Fine Shoes In the World.
t DROC TON, MASS.
t .. . 1 1 1 1 1 t ' f I I I I T
fe pIJNTlS fllfuHNlTUR
ORIENTALISM FOR CHRISTMAS.
King Christmas, tho ever-young, is re
turning for IiIh homage. Tho Yule log Is
boiug hauled, the mistletoe has appeared,
aud ourstore has grown intoawbolu garden
of Christmas trees to greet him.
A magical garden It is a sorb of lies
pcridcan garden, where every treo bears
marvellous fruit.
Take the Oriental tree. Rare old rugs,
Bokharas and Kcrinans for wall-hangings
and couch-coverings of marvellous sheen
and tonal beauty, and showing daintily
woven designs that appeal to one's artlstio
sense as strongly ns a painting; heavier
Shlrvans and Dagliestans and Nomad rugs
(these last somewhat rude in design and
barbaric In conception, but intrinsically
artistic) for tho floors ; saddle-bags for
pillow coverings as beautiful in color and
noted for their line mosaic patterns.
Fruits reuily to drop Into the lap of every
gift-giver, and to warm tho heart of every
gift-receiver.
Other trees furniture trees arc- loaded
as enticingly.
"BUY OPTHE MAKER"
Geo. C.Flint Co.
43, 45 and 47 WEST 23TST
near broadway,
factory: 15 and 156 west I97street
(Collcnts nnd (Stiiooljs.
ror 2lrl und loun.n.uifa-rit) and Country,
Snzmvth Industrial School,
DRONXVILLE, N. Y.
Under flip ctinrtfo or tin NUlrrn or St. Joseph or
tViiXitretli (ItpUi'opnl).
IndiiMrle.1 training for uirl of jfuoU character to
rcudcr them MirkUiiportluic.
Tcnm, .flttO 'r. o tiu'mIIou.
UUS.Hft Coll !(.
GnEOCTB ftnORTIIAND -Mclero jttm learn4
ono-ttilrd tiiiial time, remit! ituarnntefd.
nUTIIKUi-OUD'S SCHOOL. 10 d Kfct 'iiX t.
liAiicmr ti'imrtuitisv
MISS icC ABE'S
llaiKlng School, VI i:ast I'tbst.
Private aud clai. Ir.soas dally, begtnurrs anj time.
AUVATfDACADKSIvrT5utli st aniIMrk av.,r.T.
J. Flhnegau, director; tclroulars) separate bull
forbeglnu rs.
X' IKOK COHU'.sr&Si Hudson st Walts and two step
guarautcvit lu 10 irh ate le.sons, AS, auj hour.
jnusU'ui.
fAI'I'IIM MKTIIOK.
VOCAL INATIIUCTION.
MIH TKI.I. I.. tl.lMI, on I'irtli At.,
D' OBSON'S banjo, inaudolln, guitar colleges, 13S4
Oruadwav. 3htli st., clljj 60s Matost, Urookljrn,
1'rellmluary tours., $5,
bcbouls ur Mluslral Culture.
Ilerkatrr lifnsailMm for ffflisi. and Chlldrrai
lias removed toCAU.NKQIB HAM.. West S7th.tre.t.
fet-EUlALCLAb!) HlK lYS OOLK. FKSC1NU.
.ll.rellau.uHk
1KNNINCITOM fS. J.) 6EMINArtV.-Con.enlf nt to
. New York, rblladelpbla. llaltltuore aud Washing
toni both .exeat oetb rear, hralibfult beautiful! 10
teachers, 111 course.) avuo a vear. lor beautlfull
Uliulralt-d oataloue, address
THOMAS IliM.ON. I. D.. President.
SUilliiurit nml rtj.4mahiri(i.
SB A I. UAIlML'NTS.-riliufurainadetoorderi model
ling old garineul a.pelaltjri price, reasonable.
IlAltlir'.Il'b, I HI U, ll win t. (Int. ul (lumber, Mb av.)
'atrlicJ and aetveirg.
"'' "on irJlAMOSDS. WATCHES. Call or ad-
W.blr drvss WATCH BUI-PLY CO.. 8 Malawi
rajso.Bta. I laue, room Ov. AU good fuwasteed.
West Fourteenth Street. 3(
ready or hristmasl m
Ready for the greatest month or all the year, with larger and fji
finer stocks of Dolls, Games and Holiday Novelties than we ever m
showed, while our great staple departments arc complete with full K
assortments. In addition we promise Increased facilities for rapid mm
service and quick return of change and parcels, so that customers I&
will find new pleasure In buying here! i
Music every qfternoonbyTipaldi's mandolin orchestra
DRESS GOODS SILKS .J
This week's values Include , stud, Siren, nd Splendid Attr.cttont ' I
84 Inoh Checks light and darkt value . .10 Colored Dotted SaHna for Waists or Lining, mA
80 Inoh All Wool Cheviots, Mixture. ,24, also Novelty Batln figured Sllksi worth ,50 .30 IW
8oto44lnchFanorBultUlrs-were.89to.6o .20 Col'd Surahs and Satlnsi wero .61) SO W4
rineNor.ltl..-de.lr.bl..t7le-largeTarlet7 J.1" F,'f d Jf,"01"1 ""? -85 V" '$2 M?'
were DO to 7D cent. 30 ' ,ln ""V" .,,",'" " 5S M
Uolre elount In Krculng shades 40 K
DO Inch Tailor Clothe-all color. 60 Changeable BrocadoTaiTela. and Human K
Flo. Imported Henriettas all colorings 20 Stripes, that were. Ill) and .70 4.0 IK'S
44 Inch Storm Barges color, and Black. 40 Silk nengallnea, street and Evening. hade... . ,20 IK?
Balance ot fine SUk and Wool Black Brocaded ballus and Uros Grains 40 W '
NoTeltlea-were 1.D0 08 Mck Wolre Vr!ours-ST Inch 80 W
... -. .....-, . ... Extra Quality Black Satin Brocades 00 Av i
4.VU?r.f !. 'Itr",U ' IS S4.!nch Black Satin Dmhes. 08
AU Wool Black Serge. 30 nich Black Brwado hatlus and Oro. Grains.. .03 11 1
48 Inch Figured Black Solell also Sl-lnch Black Salln Luxor-soft flnlab 1.26 1
variety of Itough efTecU Go Changeable Satin figured Taffrtast were .08. .OBH.
44 to 80 Inch Satin finish Black Novelties Novelty Silk, and Hatlussncre 1.U3 and 1.48. .08 J
Canvas, Annum and Bouelea 08 87-Iuoh Uoman btrlpe Taffetas 7'Wt JJ
DOLLS of every Kind and cmplexlon lr you ni DOLLS to bur WVX-
DRESSEO MD UNBRESSED FOR CHRISTWM l
ra on y s
THIRD FLOOR Don't (all to see our stock. I 9
The latitat stock In flew Q.rk.
Dress and Coat Trimmings I I
Ladles' Holiday Aprons j
mML t . uargcassorimeni cnoicc sijic special tiiucsi i
plain and fancy 30 styles
Pearl and Opal Bead Yokes .70 to 0.60 '
10 cent, to 2.08 Mohalran! Silk I'assem.nterle Yokes .08 to 3.08
Jetted Yokes .70 to 6.08
As sample ot values leek it: Mohair Blouse Fronts 1.24 to 7.08
Fine Swiss Aprons-double ruffle Silk Garnitures Military effect .40 to 2.40
of fluted lace-aUn ribbon heading Pearl Irlmmlngs .22 to 3 08 . 1
fancy trtm'd pocket with bow 30 Black Spangle Trimmings .26 to 3.08 W.
Black Mohair Olmpa Q to 2,08 ly
RUGS AND SQUARES Colored Mobalr Oliups 0 to i.4onijafi
Fur Edgings silk gimp top .10 to .OS'sffT
re temporarily removed to Second Floor Black Mlk Gimps 0 to 2.08 B tf
to m.K. room I.r Doll, and G.mes Bllk nd Wo"lod Tu,'u' B'Ms 7 to .10 V
Stock Is not condensed. J t
..sortmtnt. ire as hill and ctmplete is ever. COLORED SKIRTS I J
Smyrna. fl-A
10x33 Inch to 0x13 ft 30 to 31.08 We never hsd so fine a stocR! Byf
ruverslble Turanians Farmers' Eatln-Oannel lined .70 to 3.00 lM
8x ft to 9x13 K 6.36 to 12.00 Helton and Lalles' Cloth .00 to 2.60 ffM
Best Wiltons and Axmlnsters Moreen i elrct bound 1,60 to 4.40 HaS
88x30 Inch to 0x18 ft 1.20 to 27.08 Alpaca fianntl lined 1.60 to 3.00 'j
,PSe!f,.nTJ"h.DegM ,o.,oo Plain and Fancy Silk SklrU l
88X72 inch to 9x13 ft 1.30 to 10.08 ln the l.t.atl'urlsl.n de.lRus f
Wool filled Ingrain Squares Blaln and umbrella rumer-corded, g
8x8 yds to 8 by D yds 1.48 to 4.40 tide or box plaited wltb aud $p
Plain and Fanoy OoaUklna without lace 4.08to21.00 ,'
88x08 Inch to 80x73 Inch 1.08 to 2.08 '
Cocoa and Fibre uat. ( Liquors ) I Everything p.
14x28 Inch to 28x45 Ineh 40 to 2.08 r, . i ( . I 7 '
NO S Groceries BUT -i '"
Fancy Sheepsklns-all colors all j e. ll i
sies 1.70 to 8 08 ( DruS3 ) ( Goods.
gitatlittg liottto nnfl Stftaurantji.
Thhill.t appears every Sunday, Tuesday and Tnursd ay.
WHEBE TO OINL
For Information, oirculare, Aa, of any Restaurant
or Hotel below, call or address (send stamp)
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
en rirtai Are.. Men York.
Ale. m.an. A la Cartel Tdb. means Table o'llote
dinner.
Delmontco'a Dth arenue, corner 20th st, Ala
neataunsat Mania Ale. Tdh., 11.20
fJnlrereltr plaoe and Ota at.
te.n Vl.ret..SlbaT,A18th. Ala, Tdh., 81.23 (Mn.lo)
The Midland 84th at,, 104 W. How open. Ala
M.rello's 4-a West 29th St. Ale, Tdh., 81
8haaleia....B'wayA42d4t. ) A la carte dinners.
8hanlej'a, .B'way A SOtb st. After theatre suppers.
Bbenlei'...6thav. A83d st. ) Full orchestra.
Tbe Marlborough B'way and 37th st Ala
Tdh. breakfast, BOc; luncb, BOc.; dinner, 81.00.
Mououla'a j 20 Ann St., 140 Futton at. Ala
M.uauln's Knickerbocker Cottage.Otb ar. A 28th St.
Mouuln'a ) Foreign wlnca a specialty; open 1 A. M.
Clark's Ilestaurant 2S West 23a it. Ale.
xangherl's 17 E. 22d St. Tdo. fl, with wine
nelvedere.4thav.Jt lBthst. Ala lunch, BOaiTdh., 81
Cafe D.ulerarsl ISO 2d ar. Oypsy Band
Lanteltne'a..40 TJnlon square, Kast. Ale, Tub., 7Bo.
Lurhew's, Oerman Ilestaurant 110 East llth si.
Beraard neetaurant.SOth st-and Lex. av. Tdb. ,60c.
UrlfTou'. Care, Ilelnurant It W. Oth.t.; Ala.Tdh.
AuCbat. Voir.. 031 W, Broadway, Lunch, B0c, Tdh.
Pepper'. 34 East Uth.t. Tdb. and Ale.
Cafe Manhattan. 145 Second arcor.Sthst.Alc.Tdli.
Hungarian Gypsy Band. Club catering a specially.
Itlreralde Knallsh Ch.p House 86 Boulerard
l'rli ale dlulng rooms fur select parties.
Ileal. Agassi., Mgr.lie University pi. Ale., Tdh.,S0a
Jaraula 07W.30thst Ala, Tdb., BOo.
Jaoob j '..... 882 Broad st. Newark. K, J, Tdh, BOc.
HOTEL VENDOME
U roadway and 41st Street.
THE MARLBOROUGH
Broadway and UOlli Street.
FIRST CLASS. FAIR PRICES.
Louis L. Todd, Owner and Manager.
SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL
GruiiJ tuiil'-t 4ru and rtt Tlfti it,
AMERICAN PLAN.
trlctly a family huteli choice lultes. furnished or
unfurnlshedi tulnue and service of tli.i UUIiett
order, ratea rrasonalile, location convenleut to all
parts of tbe olty bv eletated. cable or surface rail
roads! Central Park and Iliverslde Drive to Uraut'a
Tomb two blocks distant
WALTF.Il LAWKESCE. Manager,
loTKt, MrtTV, Fnncn tble d'hote,
1 tv.at a.lli t. (Jli y It a trial today.
Concert evrry evrnlnr, I.unrh, 40c i dinner. 50o.
Wlue and coffee Imlurted, service a la carte at all
hours: mo.ler.ite prices Itcom. by day or week
Cxrurstons.
A CODKI8III.SO. No connection with str. Al Fos-
ter, largest canh of tb season, sfamer ANGLEH
i.asMn ers caught 1, 7fi lodflsb Wdeesilsy. off Jer
sey coaeit old reliable pilot, Al Foster, ou board.
CtOBFIHIiINO dally (Choior.i Bauks. Heather per
' iiitttlug), steamer Al K"ter. oul twai built ex
pressly for ocean flihlnr. Insuring safety, speed, aud
comfort! Eatld st . 7 40, Battery, 8:20; II with
bait! ladles. &u cents.
rvOD FISHINO. Kteamer ANULKIl. daily, except
l Monduy, learea 21st St., E. H., 728, Battery, 8
A M., sharps fare 7Bc wltb balls old reliable pilot,
Al Foater, on board,
EXTRAOBDIMAKY large eaten, of codnah and
blackfiab by tuamer AL FOoTEB'8 paasaagars a
Cholera Banks TMtarda.
cftattoforttg, Wrfli'W.'?. &c ll
SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS. K
Elftant new upright t, plain and fancy wools, oof ft
own make, Vih upj atool.corer and drlfr-r7( euf g
moatbly payminta. Pianos Uied abort time, C75 to if
t IH3, S3 monthlx. Catalogue, new music, by mail fi
fr any addreiia. H
VV.ZK. A SON, Corner Brnadway and West 47th at. 8
OPEN KVEN1NOS. I
STE CK "PIANOS. V.
Warerooms 1 1 KtHriaiuxr. Full asortmenl f-
of these rellsbie Instruments. Also anumoerof seo- i
on'1-baud grand ami upright and a lot of square plauoa LI
of rarlous nink s and Ht all prleea, for sale oo easy m .
terms If required, nitiih slightly usd planoa at (real
bargains. PIAMm Ti nceT. fij
vpniuiiTis. P"
Weber, medium size, h Oct. ..810 monthly.. I530.0O
Isrve. largest sire, 74 oet 87 monthly, ,120(1.00 ,
Colby A Duncan, rg'tsUe.7aoo IB monthly.. 1175.00 .&
Uordou, modlum site, 73 oct. in monthly. .81SU.00 CL
Gordon, small sire S monthly. .1100.00
Kentsl3. OOHOON, 13B 5th av., bet. 20th A8Ut sta.
A Large Assortment of the CeleDraed
IVBODCS & FOKI) P1AKOS.
Also a number of others, seoond hand. Including I
FINE CONCEHT OKAND. CHEAP. 1
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