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Of 1A , ,tW vyHfe stiK TtiM pjMrtti&ft 2, 1897, ' - . ' ,;.
V4it 1U -. ' ": ' 111 111 i i -M Cvassssssss.
m fife rurapNEjuffirtxuQR
A CHIPPENDALE TEA-ROOM.
';3K'' Chippendale 'tis a name for tea-drinkers
;JK to conjure wlthl Tho famous old designer
f$. Invented the teft Uble, tray and caddy,
mtv and he originated the charming style of
M't furnishing that fits tho social dissipation
fV, to perfection.
!,', To prove It, wo have fitted up a tea-room
;sgi on our seventh floor, In pure Chippendale
'& style not a single modern modification Is
Rjfc. Introduced In tho woodwork.
MET A hob grate and beautiful leaded-gloss
B- cabinet form the oyo of the room. From
'Hv this, a cushioned sent, overhung with the
W?' quaintest, most ptcturcsquo llttlo cup-
ffi boards and panels you over saw, runs
gjk around tho corners. Tno cupboards are of
k varying sires; enclosed or open-sided, with
Ki roofs resting on slender pilasters, dollcately
jSBJ carved. Groups of panels sot with brown
mK' reproductions of Rembrandt's portraits
sSE-, hold the cupboards together In artlstlo
jiff fashion.
JgjL About tho floor, appropriate furnishings
9ir ro 'Ottered.
fK Of tho charm tho social poetry, so to
'5? speak of the tout-ensemble, words cannot
?r give an Idea. Como and seo f or yoursolf .
sF "tauropxHe maker"
S' Geo. C. Flint Co.
'UR 43.45amd47WEST23?ST
llg. NEAR PHOAOWAY.
$ rACTORv: 154 and IS6 west I9?stbut
& annttfl jPmniea.
m THE SUN
m- Harlem Branch
m U9 WEST 12STH STREET
iSPF CLOW LAYER' wanted. '
yBfr vr QUO. It. DAY. 80 Lafaretts place.
SSf XT AND FOLDEIIS In bindery.
aft. Jta, MIDDLEDITCIt CO.. OS Duane tl,
BR? TTANDFOLDERS wauled.
lE Xl R. HUTTER A BON. It 1 F.att 5tb it.
58, f.RTRlCII FEATHERS. Good KKin wanted!
gjjf J steady work. J. LOEWENSTEIN. S3 Bond (t.
tjPomfiSiic'm'niitg Wnnttd.
UT AMBEU51 AIDS ad rooki 5 Swedlsb'cooks, t5
'tK VMo$50i launlre.ic. who do ohamborwork, wait-
f reura, 80 couks who wash and Iron, kltcttenmelils.
waitresses, who do cbamberwork, rrench ladles
maids, French nurs.t butters, ecoond and third men.
Mrs. 1-8EELY. Employment Bureau. US West 23d
St. I servants .ntranoe. 1)58 uth av.
TtOUPETENT laundress. 820, (or family living In
V Brooklyn: best references required. Mrs. I.
s BKBLY, 8B2 Bth are. ..
S CUR8T-OIiAS9 lady's mil J; mustSe rood hair-
N&f X dresssrt wages $'J5 best reference required. Mrs.
L. SEELY. 858 eth aye.
Sr 'PROTESTANT kltcbenmalds. Ill, tor famllr In New
Is?) X York l best reference required. Ilrs. L. SEELY,
m? 8811 Bth ST.
5F "PROTESTANT parlormaid, who understands wait-
?A X inc. 1H best reference required. Mrs. L. SEELY,
iW 888 Bth av.
fT, OWED18H cook, (SO, for two In family, to lire In
,!' D Dobbs Ferryi best references required. Mrs. L.
) BEELY. 8B8 flth ar.
' Wanwa 3Rnits mechanics. St.
T)OOKBINDERS Half bound finisher and aulstant
X on prlptwl work. CHAHLLS ItEILLY, u Jolin Bt.
f, TQ0OKB1NPEU8. Finishers and men to'rolfgofd
-" """ J. F. TAM.EY CO.. 9 Bond St.
Hap OOY about 17 years old who cau handle type.
$! J3 C. Q. BUKOOYNE. m Centre st.
fftre" -10MP031TOK who can estimate Job workt131
?fJC " West 28J st.t brlnv references. Apply In forenoon.
f& 51'nutefl annlea saXtscellnntou'i.
Mi rMHF.DIATELY. a salesman of superior address end
vfflk X force who wishes a different business where his
'?- former experience will be valuable. Address
C. box 13iaun office.
riillAKSPORTATION and complete outfitting for
X AUskan gold fields send 5c. In stamps for Infnr
K jnatli.n and r tes. WESTEltN TIlANSPonTATlON
IK COMPANY. 884 Montgomery St.. Ban Francisco, Cal.
; TIT ANTED An experienced manufacturer of chll-
vf ' dren's clothing; ability and Integr ty demanded:
jj good chano. for the right man. Address R: M, F box
:'K l70 8unotrioe.
Hfe. "Vl ANTED Uy a dry goods commission house, a
IP VVV young man to Irarn the business; one residing
fef with his parents preferred. Address r. O. box 341,
W? ' HlT ANTED A man with experlen:eln the buying of
IT pleco goods Mr clothing- trade. Address K. P. s.,
KS box 188 Sun omc. .
Er "" "XTonNO MAN over 81; good penman, accurate at
JV& A figures; enter orders, chart es and niake collections
ip for laiee printing house; must know the business;
R state rafersnees and salary. Uux 81, B8 Est lsth st.
Wi'i inYOTJNOserondandthlrdmenforprlvatefamlll a;
'9f IV waxes 35 to 10; best references required. Mrs.
fig' L. BEELY, 858 nth ave.
ThlaoonDon entitles a well racouunended ser
'Vant to one free lesson at
. MRS. L. SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL, ,
where all branches of rooking are taught by
Mrs. O. Lerocke. at US'.' Olh av.
fSTHAHHERMAID. Thoroughly cumi'tent woman as
, v nrstclas chambermaid In private family; neat,
wtUIng, and obliging; welt recommended. M. C.bux
180 Sunuptown office, 18(15 Broadway,
iAPABLE young Oermau woman desires situation
yj u 000k In private family; understands her wore;
flrst-cl.ua references. T. w box UU bun uptown
office. 1885 Broadway.
FSbOK. Thoroughly capable woman as cook In Tri
VJ Tata famllyt first class referencvi; onllglng. K.
L,, box 1A0 sun uptown orfloe, 18tl&Broad'Aay,
'W ("lOMFETKNT youns woman desires sltuallon as
iij." J kltohenmald; nrst-rlus leterrncea. M. u box
I M., 101 Bun uptown ofllce. 1805 Broadway,
U1BST-CLA8S waitress desires situation In private
t ffji X family 1 thorouahly competmt and obliging: best
' Y7U references. E. llcD.. box 148 Sun uptown vfttco,
'm! 1885 Broadway.
' jK nIIlST-CLAHS cook desires situation In private f am-
Jf,, X liy; underslanda her duties; very satisfactory ref-
v erencea, L. 0., box 1U8 Bun uptown offlco, 1883
if Broadway.
', iV 7IHSTCLAS9 chambermaid and laundress In prl
1 ." X vatefamllyt vllllngand obliging; List referehoea,
fe K. L., box 178 Sunjiptown ofUce, 1865 Broadway.
I TTOUSEWOltKEIl. Cspsble youtig womtn as gen-
ip XL eral houseworker; good plain cook, washer and
- Ironer; best references. L. D., box 1U8 Bun uptown
fci office, 1888 Broadway.
T'ITCUENUAID. Neat, willing young girl as
if: XV kltehrnmaldi first-class leferencra. E. ., box
W- 160 Bun uptown office. 188D Broadway.
!I "ilTAlD. Thorousbljr cometept young woman as
lxs U- ladya maid; understands halrdreMlngt flrst-clas
;' refcr.no s. J. F., box 187 Sun uptown office, 1888
Broadway.
tj VTUUaE.-.Neat young girl sv nurse to Infant or
Z. As grown children; willing and obliging; highly rets
ommrnded. F. U, box 185 Bun uptown ortlce, 1885
Tv Broadway.
' rPlIOROUQULY competent young woman as Cham
f'' X bermald, or chambermaid and nurse. In smalt
$ family; highly recommended, B.I,, box 148 Sun
l uptown office, 1865 Broadway,
K nPHOROUOHLY competent laundreni, youug and
If J obllRluK. desires situation In first-class family)
B bsst references. W. (1 , box 108 Eun uptown office,
Jp 18 Broadway,
'p. TV ANTED Situational companion to a lady, elder-
ink, " ly preferred, ly a refined Rugllih girl used to
111''' travelling; care of anlroue, Act good home mora
,Y. deairable than high wagri; best references. Address
Ufo K. n.. care of Mrs. ChamberUn. 885 West 88th st,
nu, 1TELL recommended young gltl as nurse to grown
tf. vV children; uest and willing; bit references, L.
p,' P.. box 184 Bun uptown ortlce, 1865 Broadway.
' J AOUNU Swedish woman as rTrst-cl ass cook In prl-
5 - X vate famllyi thorounbly competent; flrstclass
Jl references, B. A., box 1U0 bun uptown offlca, 1885
Broadway.
''.' "xyoUSO chambermaid and waitress desires situation
'a A, In private famllyi neat and wllllngi beat refer.
:B enoes. D, II., box 176 Bun uptown office, 1805 Broad-
1' A DRIVER, who has years or experience, deitrrs a
-)? JX. position; willing and rellalde; oan furnish the
I J best of reference. JOHN BROWN, 47 New Bowery,
I L New York city.
,' S' ZIOMFETENT young colored man wsuu'futnacesYo
j Vcare for between 34lh and 80lhsts, flrst-clasa
J fc- references. 841 West 41ttst. t
X "pLKVATOlt MAN. Young msn to runeleratorTor
j; Xj as salesman In any line; good drlvi r; not arrald of
f: hard work; aober. willing and obliging; good refer-
y euce. WM. ALLEN. BM4 l)e Kalbav., lirooklyuu
TTANUY MAN, carpentrr, psluter, "cir watchman,
XX wantaworkl total abstainer.
f II., box 180 Bun office.
! rrU0U0yuil2.Y reliable young man as coachman or
X groom; uuuerstanda nla business; cllyorcoun
' try baavery IwdcllrtftreuMs. 8 IV East 81th it
l.V osretlmysos
HgMHHHHHHI
wufitmcnts.
PLkAiinn CONTINUOUS h
ALACE rtor.,r8K.T80f5
HELENS MORA, HclNTYRE and nKATIL THB
ORBAT OAUTIER, WILLIAMS and WALKERtOnAS.
It SWEET, 6 Castlllana, Jessie, Equestrian Baboon f
street Arsis' Sextet, Dravea' Marionettes! ethers.
Aft'a 18i. 150. Open st Noon New Year Day.
PROCTOR'S vSKlSI
O'XKIt. AWDMrKIIR RAKI, 'lOllver Twlstl"
ADaOnTK VAN niKNE, - An Old Love Song;" L1V.
INO PICTUREH. TUBDUNNS.Oomeilyi "THE BTORM
DANOEt" French Novelty t 40 other STARS. ..
Bat (New T ar's) Open from B:80 A. M. to 11 P. M.
CARaCOIR IIALL asth Senaaii IBOI-e).
Oratorio annoal
' "Y " cnrusTMAS perfobmancb.
w?orh- The Messiah
SECOND B0L0IST3I
Aft. Concert, Sopr., Clementine Be Vera).
Dec. 8V, at 8. contr., Mrt. rnrl Alvra.
SECOND Tenor, Itlllann Van llnose.
Erg. Concert, Basso. Uavld ni.rham.
Dec, 80, at 8. Full Chorus by Oratorio Society.
Reserved Beats, tSr. toStt. Boxes, SID and 01 S.
Now ou sale at box offlee.
AMERICAN f. Vi8H'
"Tacked houses; a completely eatUfactory repre
sentation, and the audience enjoyed It beyond a
doubt." sun.
CASTLE SO. OPERA CO. UtTsts.)
In a sumptuously brilliant revival of
QUEEN'S LACE HANDKERCHIEF.
Sat. Mat.. 8,85c., BOc. Wed. Mat.. 85c. Evgs.. 8;16.
ruTlnr lower floor, 7BV, 1st bale, BOc.l 8d
avniinc. bale. SBc. (Opera chairs an elevatora.)
Jan. 8-ILTROVATORE In English. Bests now ready.
.ME.vnrti.HSoiix hai,i.
One Tl, (Tl)K,OAV A'T- AT a'
aT GUILMANT.
ReCltal Vocalist, lime.
Oalv. EMMA JUCH.
Res. Seats, 11,80, at Schutierth's, auil at hall.
Direction: The Henry Wolfsohn Musical Bureau.
EMPIRE THEATRE. STs.l,D illK SSo.
CUARLES FROIIMAN Manager
Last a Nights Last Two Matinees.
MlTIXKItl ItKIIKIOAV Jt NtTIIItntV.
MR. JOHN DREW
In Sy ney Grundy's adaptation from the French.
A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE.
JAS. 4-EUPIRE THEATRE COMPANY.
First Play. The Conquerors, by Paul H, Potter,
: g) TIME TABLE.
Hniiii 7 11A.M World In Wax New Groups
.. 1.8.4,5. Cinematograph-New Views
FIlTN '2's0- Hungarian land Conerrta.
LUtll S.Marlnnetti'SChrlstmssl'antomlme
niimrr beauty and tie beast.
llll l.rr 6 and li). Cinematograph 8d Series
IIIUULb (,.30. Hungarian Band Concerts,
Attractions. l- Tlll's Hoal Marionettes in
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
To-day every chl d gets Palmer Cox's Brownie book.
KfP 1 TirrcContlnuous Performance.
(fa U B II C 85c., BOc. Noon to 1 1 P. M.
JO KI'll IIAIIT In "The Qnle- Irtr. I.ni,"
Assisted by CARRIE DEMARt NORTHERN TROI'PE.
HAYES AND LYTTON, PRE88ELDRIDUE. TIIORNE
AND CARI.ETON, KINOBLEY SISTERS, METROPOL
ITAN TRIO. Many others. Qreat Bill.
tr ALL THIS WEEK-Doorsopen at 11:4.1 A. M.
da'ly to accommodate the Holiday crowds. SATUR
DAY (New Year's Day) doora open at 0 A.M.
1 4th STRE ET 'RKiy.'rWv
asSfKst. 2nd Big Month
Tte "New BoucU-AiiTf."
ANDREW MACK.
"Most entertaining- Holiday attraction In town."
An lrJshCenteman.
JQR inil Broadway & 30th ft. I Mats. Wed.
E3IJUU, Evet.8:15. Sat. 8:15.
iwfl A H Tllnl'LT TO SEE
IRWIN -i&l
ST. NICHOLAS
oolll .,T. AuAlt COLUMUUS AV.
Clintnplonshlp Hockey match Wednesday, Deo.
.,ft .toll f UnKluvniihrifW V V A . P.
KNICKERBOCKER, cMtIst.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK.
N.C.GOODWIN-AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
Evenings at E:80. Mat. bat. 8:18.
NEXT WEEK, JULIA MARLOWE.
(rlritw.sk) AS YOU LIKE IT.
BEATS ON SALE THURSDAY.
ACADEMY lsV.-iSd Irving Place.
E. O. Qltmur Eug ne Tompklnt, Propr. t Mgr.
TI1K TXS.H. IV Tlir IT.
"THE WHITE HEATHER."
Management Charles Fionman.
The grandest production In America.
MATS. WED. AND NEW YEAR'S, 8. EVE.. 8:18.
GARRICK THEATRE. .'V".?:
Iloyt & McKe-. Lesees. I Charles Frohman, Manager.
Matinees Wednday and S turdar.
MISS MAUDE ADAMS
In J. M. IlKriletUirattorori y,
JTHE LITTLE MINISTER.
H Cn A I r SQUARE THEA. B'way and 8Btbat
RKAbU Cnu- K Evans, Trop. Eves. at8:18.
PIOP'C Pro lu. Hon of ths Mats. Wed.
"V Frlslcv Novelty, land SM.. 8:18.
THE FRENCH MMd
MONDAY. JAN. 81, IIA.NDaOMK bOUVL.NiltS.
kiinHa Tun 4 frt It It Tnrros-smll Ksw T.Mitlir
GARDEN THEATRE. 2tMSS2-
fUC BOMETniNO NF.W
111. TO LAUUH AT.
Hi 1 P V TANNEHILL COMEDY,
n Ibl MAKIEJANEN.
ll UC FRANK TANNEI1II.L, JR.,
flll ndi AND COMPANY.
HOYT S THEATRE. EVgs. 8:so'.' "Mats. 8:15'.
HOYT ft MoKEE Proprietors
I.ABT HVE unyTtC LAST
NIQHT3. HOTT'5 SAT. MAT.
A STRANGER IN NEW YORK
xt dlonday Ward and Vokei lu The Oovemon "
BROADWAY Broadwaj Theatre
THEATR . Opera Company
'Stirring sonsr and In U Koran A bm1th
i..Y'S.Ktf.'THE HIGHWAYMAN.
ULfAl I AfIiT'C Evenings at 8:18.
WALLAlliV 9i Mats. Wed. ft Bat. at 8.
LAhT FIVE N10I1T8
A WARD OF mAWCE.
Jan. 8 Charles Fmhman presents tha new Comedy
Drama, "TUB BALT OF THE EARTH."
SUAPIIM Uthav. andSSdst. Begins 8:15.
I wlaPIInN DANIEL FROIIMAN.. ..Msnager
ILs UQ.UIVI I Matinees Thursday and Bat.
Ihe Princess The Bulteillv.
ACTAD'C rovTiMUoun
rfto lUtl O piiitroitTiAitcB.
litiau to 11 I. .tl. Seats no and no oeiita.
Johnst.ni llenaett and Ueo. W. lalle(
Gu. Williams, Irra. frankll..
lw Hawhlna. CaaHeld Jt C'arleton.
K0STEE & BIAL'S. ftlTailZ-
L'SslWme. ANNA HELD
C1IAIIVIIOV-1IIB m:ai ox.
This week only-CHA8.) Km Met OV.
IYR ATJTl "KU483I1ST. ft H I Matinees
UIVrlMU mii'HE, BTIIAV. P.M. Wed. ft Sat.
AUOUbTUB P1TOU Losscaand Managsr
THE RAYS, IN Al0T OUTIME'
UAMUATTflM Evgs. 8:18. Mats! Wed. ftSat.,8ils.
uni.Mi.i ioi., l'mresslonsl Mat. Thursday,
EmptodUucioS.,0E'8 I THE BALLET GIRL.
BOth perf. of Tho Ballet GIN, Jan 81. Souvenirs.
WEBER & FIELDS' SEJ.JSSsI
. .. , . " In her famous dances.
In Olio FILBON and ERROL aud JNO, E, DREW.
Kth Af .T."EiTllE- B'way 88thst.
l , KDW1N KJ.OWLE8 ...Manager
CIIAtii.Kti S'lMJiiLtx luthe
great anoceas, rilK ItOVAI, IIIIX.
Even'ngi at 8:88. Matluees Wed and Hat at 8 P. M
UASIJVll ! . "ecoud Tim. To-night I '
nai-vj . The Telepnunr Ulrl,
The Paris Musical Buroers. Introducing
Mr. Iui .VI nun and Mls Clam Llomaa.
iiaiim:m oij:it,t iflUHi:.
ChEa?-Fhftm.Mn''.o'my. " NEVER AGAIN."
I 1ST Corbett- VERISCOPE i OA
LAO I Flltilmmons "Jouah"Theatre, IU1
Ucru (Carson city B'way ft 8Ulu at., Cnntecuth e
TICCKiContest at 8. 8, ft II P. M. I'erform'ncs
SANTA CLAUS MATINEES DAILY, FREE TOYS I
iioitis I 48d st., near Broadway. Urrat Mil,
tlTlill Immense Holiday Attractions.
CIHCtS. y I Tel. 8U88 3Bth. V8, 60.
COLUMBUS KLONDIKk
ATin At hits. Mats. Wed. ftBst linl. ISr.
l flU IIU people, Ilig Frnductlon. Illal, US.-.
vJ I rtSlI .vlias l-IIII.AIIHLI'ai.t. Illrr. aur.
"" llttlMU l'l.'i: IIIKil'IIK
Aftern. Hrprlce Mat., "WILLIAM TELL."
Erg, julleUopacsy lnBup's "MQDEL,"
3UiUinery .and grfissmahitifi.
SEAL O ARMENTS.-Flne furs made to order l model
ling old gairrunts a specialty I pnea rsasouable.
1 UaiuUUfa. lit W. 8.th It. (JUU of autftu, BUl ST 4
Thermometer
and
Barometer
IWIORE certain than the
aV weather forecasts of
Old Probabilities are the
trade indications of our
daily Store News.
After Christmas comes
a period of Trade Agita
tion. Goods of many sorts
find their wav to the retail
market under peculiar cir
cumstances. Prices flutter.
This is true in the most
prosperous times. The
most unusual incidents oc
cur in the largest concerns.
We handle great quantities
of goods at this season
always do.
Therefore, intelligent
people will follow our store
talk. It's good reading
good because it pays the
reader.
The True Story J will tax be
of Some Jackets. isX
down with full knowledge of its value.
It's all about 250 Women's Coats
and a wonderful tale it is. As a trade
loss to the maker of the jackets, it
ought to furnish as interesting reading
as an account of a fire but the jack
ets are beautiful, new, without a tinge
of any compromise but the prices.
Then, too, the salvage is all yours.
Like the Chinaman's severed queue
it is a tale in two parts.
First. Concerning one-half 125
coats. The prices of exact copies
of these jackets were JS19-50 to
$27.50. The stuffs are kerseys of
various hues black, navy blue,
brown and green. Tailoring such
as people pay much for in be
i spoke garments runs through all the
lot, ana tne styles are at tne top-notcn ;
of fashion. The late season demand
is for shorter jackets these meet it.
Among them are high button fly
fronts, inlaid collars, close fitting
backs, full Russian blouse fronts, high
collars, fur-edged collars, and if there
are any up-to-latest-date points not to
be found among these jackets, the
dress authority does not know what
they are. The linings are satin, taffeta
rich and varied. And the chief
point is this:
Ten Dollars.
The Other Part. It concerns the
residue 125. And it's just as re
markable as the first part, only the
plane differs. Kerseys in black, blue,
cadet, green, drab, also black boucle.
Thev too are the equals of the first
part jackets in style, but the prices
have been 10 to 516. And their
chief point is
Six Dollars. '
An old merchant tailor critic looks
over these goods and asks, " How
these things an be ?" A cloak man
from another city gazes and says,
" If 1 were to offer such coats at
such prices at home they would think
1 was preparing to fail." Take all
this seriously and get your share in
the savings.
Second floor,
n There was a busy hum all
Y a yesterday about the tables
Goods. at which the remnants of
holiday Dress Goods were being sold
and it was perfectly natural, for
they were forty per cent, off from
the lowest piece prices. Twenty-five
hundred remnants neatly ticketed with
quantities and prices at the start.
Being numerous, the chance did not
vanish in a single day.
. It wasn't speculation but demand
that cleared the market of French
Worsted Poplin.
We hadn't them no more did our
neighbors. But our nimble Dress
Goods folks were quickest and here
they are six colors, two grays and
one orown, two Diues ana one green, at
eighty-five cents, 38 inches. If you
are on the waiting Poplin list, come
and strike off your name to-day.
Berkeley Percalines black. Bought
them all to close, and therefore they
are no longer 20 cents but 12a cents.
There is some rustle to them and they
are moired.
Rotunda and Fourth avenue,
Wnmn'c There is no room in our
Women s shoe store for lines of
Shoes, shoes in which sizes are
broken. And that explains the varied
bunch of Shoe goodness now collected
here at
$1.90 a pair.
They are not chaff but it's a chaff
price. Stock winnowing.
Pnhhr.f Reports have already
ituuucr fem made of our t
Overshoes, purchase of Rubber
Overshoes, and the cheapness at which
we have been selling them. 1 50 cases
a mere retailing trifle went astray,
and wc have just got possession ot
1. IiMmmiIi, I Hli..,...iini..l
themjust In the nick of time. After
a srtowstorm rubpers.
They are all low cut no storm
overshoes inthe lot
Men's, 25 Cents.
Women's. 15 Cents.
All first quality. How,' does It
happen ? .
Fourth avenue and Klntn street, ,.
rhino Sixteen Dinner
n. cmn.a. Sets. In, each a
Dinner Ware, piece or two broken,
and with hardly an exception the
missing pieces are unimportant. They
are to go quickly. If half the pieces
were gone the prices would be fair, for
they are only one-half.
8 Porcelain Sets .
$10, were 20 ( tf, were $13
$6.50, were $u N $4, were $8
l German China Set
$10.75, were $21.50
7 French China Sets
$15, were $30 $1 3.75, were $27.50
$30, were $60 $14.25, were $28.50
$21.25, were $4X50
N "We are Seven." France, Ger
many, England and America mingle
in our little croup. And we must
part because only one set of a sort I
remains. You would have paid one
half more for either before Christmas.
And that's our tale of woe. But it
will be fun for the fortunate buyers.
All complete and perfect.
3 French China Sets
$33, were $50 $20, were $30 $19, were $28.50
1 German China Set
$15, were $22.50
3 Porcelain Sets, American and English,
$8, were $12 $9, were $14 $13, were $20
Basement.
Flannelette 00 sowns ,or
t; ' sleeping gowns for
Uowns. chilly rooms. They
are ample in width, and so very
cheap that none can complain of dis
comfort. The material varies in qual
ity with the price; the trimmings
make the principal diversity in cost
but they are all pretty.
At 50c In light stripes, made Aith yoke
back and front, turnover collar, ruffle on
sleeves. Same style, better quality, 75c.
At $1 In stripes, yoke back and front;
turnover collar edged with torchon lace ;
tied at neck with ribbon.
At $1.25 In fancy stripes; round double
yoke edged with narrow insertion; turn
over collar and cuffs.
At $1.50 In light stripes, yoke back, bishop
front; sleeve and neck trimmed with
ruffle of satin ribbon ; bow In front.
Second floor. Fourth avenue.
Suits for S,ZES are for boys of 31
Biff Bovs t0 35 chest, arid there
Dig Doyb. are eighty-five suits.
The boy ,that gets one will be lucky,
and the boy's father ail credit his
boy's account with a sum that will
vary between $3 and J55.50, as that
represents the saving.
Cheviots of many sorts, plain and
fancy. They go at
Eight Dollars
a suit. They were variously up to
$13.50.
Second floor.
German Hartz Mountain Canary
Vnrnlicfa Birds- Tne air in our
vocansw. basement trembles and
vibrates with bird songs. If you hear
the birds you'll want one. The price,
$1. 50 ; the cage 50c and upward.
Basement.
A Priv'lprrp Eac" member
,. privilege of ,he Wana.
that Few Accept. maker History
Club is allowed ten days to examine I
the set, which is delivered complete
on payment of One Dollar. If dis
satisfied, the set may be returned and
the dollar is refunded. The fact that
only a very small number avail them
' selves of this privilege is best possible
proof of the value of this ereat his
tory. Such letters as the following
are coming in from all over the
United States.
St Louis, Mo.
John Wanamaker,
Dear Sir:" It Is with pleasure I enclose first
payment on your ' History of the World.'
it Is magnificent. When John Wanamaker
advertised a bargain I expected a bargain,
hence my ordering the work without seeing
sample pages, but I did not expect such an
exquisite work. I cannot express too
strongly my appreciation of the value and
beauty of the volumes. I value them second
to no other work in my library."
Yours truly,
R. D. Tompkins.
You will some day feel the need of this
greatest of all histories. Buy it now, while
you can share in the benefits we have ob
tained from the publishers.
I Write us for specimen pages and Illustra
tions or call to-day and let us show you
the books.
Tbe Book Store, Ninth street.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart 8c Co.
Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts.
waimuoitDoa qjimcikbit.
New. 7h upright S2&0 7 monthly
Uordou, small slit 1100 to monthly
Oordon. medium else SI 00 SO monthly
Oordon, laritistze SI 75 Sn monthly
Weber, medium site S260...,.S10 monthly
Items. S3. Oordon. 139 Bill av bet. SOtu and 81st sts.
WALTERS PIANOS.
1 05, 1 07 W. 33D ST.,,,1.?.
76 new and used planoa, S35 up. Open Hat, eve'gs.
105,"u7 W. a ltd st., Broadway andut" av. Junction.
7Dnsw and used planus, Sa up. Open 8st. evenings.
PIANOS AT7ACT0RY PRICES.
No matter which piano you lutended buylug, see
the HA.TIIUBUKK bON and get their prices and
terms, which we guarantee hotter than any other
bouse or dun't want your trade,
PAOTORY AND WAKEItOOMH, 012 and Bat West
sothst., near lltbavM,Y, city. No store lu New York.
AFICW used pianos. cbeapinew pianos S3 monthly t
eachanged. rvand. CU1UBTMAN. 10 Esst Uth st.
BAHOAIN8 atb'ln upright pianos almost newi
nnlshed li ..luut. oak. mahogany, and ebonyi
from SIOOupi delivered tree, with eovrr and stood
a veral avcond hand tlanoa from SBO uin fully war
rantedi open evsulngs until Jan 1. WHITNEY &
CO.. US west 183CU st.. near Leuus av.
IJEAUTIFUI, uprlghrplanos. S03 Klschrr. SllOi
i) melnwav, sutti Weber, I50. WINTEltltOTlI,
103 East 14th st . open erenlugs.
LA ROE" assortment. sllghtlylTtedTsoO toSlVBirent
S3lmal Installments. Ouvrler Bros.. IBB. Uth at.
I) ELI A11LK Connor pianos, second band, SUBi rent
XV tng, exchanging, repairing! open evenings. A East
4Wd st.
STF.I.NWAY 1-lanoi, SI 05. So monthly) upright, bar
gain! full'Slxo siiuares. S7B.
wTsHNF.II. Ho East Htbst.
ri'EK Ul-ltMHTrt, slightly uiedT S176 eachi two up
JL rights, Sltloi low rentals.
WIBHNEI1. B3u Fultou st .Brooklyn.
JPauuts.
I)ATENT8 for Inventions procured promptly! low
rates. HOEbEB IIKIEBEN, 8U Nassau St., N. Y.
Established 1851,
Ilatunla. Bend for Investors' Oulde. free. Edxar Tate
. Co, rltSUU.rs,iiB Broadway. Nsw York.
li Mi1iiiji(ri-ii ,.., ,,,,1 tArtm,,, , . i a., t .
iBitraatlg,
"AMIRIOA'S QKEATK8T ftArLROAB."
(efjtral
' ft HUDSON MVER r. a
THE FOUR-TRACKTRUNK LINE.
Dinner limb to niaoaiu vm.iv.
All through trains stop at Albany, titles, Syracuse,
noebester and llurrato.
Trains leave, Orand Central Station, 4 Bd street and
Fourth avenue, as follows!
8 .DA A. M. Dally, except Bunder, The famous
iOU ES1PIHB STATE ExVlUCSM, LIMITED. Fattest
tian In the world. Due UuSalo at 4:4B 1'. it.,
Niagara Falls 5:55 P. M., Toronto 8:25 1 M. This
train Is limited to lu seating capacity. Connects
at Uttca for Adlroedaok Llounta ns and Montreal.
8, 1 (Z A. M. FAbT MAIL, Dally For l'oughkerp
.'XU sle, Albany. Utlca, Hyracuse, Hochceter, Iluf
f a o N sgara rails and Cleveland.
1 rt.nn A" M.-N0RTH SHONE LIMITED, Dally
JLVJ.UU 14-hour train to Chicago via Hlchlgan Cen
tral route, Due Buffalo H40 P. M., Niagara Falls
030 r M.. Chlce.ro UiOO A. M. Carries sleeping
and drawing room oars only,
1 fi.Qfi A. M -DAY EXPRESS, except Sunday
XUiOU For Mllibrook. Cauklll Mountains, and all
miHirtant New York State points.
1.nfl P. M.-SOUTHWESTEllN LIMITED. Dally
UU For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and
t, Louis. Mops at Pouithkeepsle,
I.fifi ! M. CHICAGO BPECIAL, Dally-For De
iUU trolt, Cleveland, Toledo, and Chicago. Stops
at IVughkeepile and Scheua tady.
3 .Oft P. M.-THOY AND ALBANY SPECIAL, tx
OX? cept Sunday For Oarrlaon'a (West Point),
I'oughkeepsle, Albany, and Troy.
er.nrt . m lake siiokk limited, naiiv ai.
O.Uly hour train to Chicago, via Lake Shore route.
DueClev land 7:15. Toledo 10:06 A. M., Chicago
4 P.M. Tola train connects at Cleveland for Cin
cinnati, due 4:5B P.M., and at Toledo for St.
Louts, due 10:16 P. M., duo Kansas City next
morning. Carries sleeping and drawing room cars
only.
6 .AH !" M.-WE8TERN EXPRESS. Dally-For Nl
UU agara Falls, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit. Chi
cago. Cincinnati, aud St. Louis.
6, sir P. M. NUHTIIEHN EXPIIESS, Dally For
.J Troy. Platuburg, liurlluxtqn. Montreal, and,
'ept Saturday nights, Ottawa'.
7 .Of. V. M.-BDFFALO SPECIAL. Dally-For Adl
.OV rondack Mountain points and MoutreaL via
UtKa, Rochester, Duffalo, Nlarara Falls, Toronto,
Cleveland. India apolls, St. Louis, und Chicago
9 .flfl p- M. SPECIAL LIMITED MAIL, Dally
JU (sleeping car passengers only) For points on
rail Drook Railway, via Lyons, aud for Rochester,
RuffHlo, Cleveland, Indianapolis aud St. Louis.
9.1 JT P. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS. Dally-For Svra-
AsJ ome, Oiwego, Wntertown, Osdensbunr. Duf.
falo, Niagara Palis, Cleveland, Toledo, Chlcairo,
and, except Suudays, for Cape Vincent and the
Auburn road.
1 9.1 fi SIOIIT MIDNIOllT EXPRESS. Theatre
-Li.JLv1 train for Chicago and prlnolpal points on
tne .New Yurk Central every night except buuday
nights. Sunday nights Chicago sleepers leave on
0:16 train.
Otio A.M. and amn P. M Dally, except Sunday, to
Plttslleld, via Harlem Division.
Ditto A. M hundaya only to Plttslleld and tbe Berk
shire Ullls. via tho Harlem Division
"ALL NIOIIT" TRAINS TO YONKERS.
"All night " trains run between ISSth at. and points
on the Putnam Division aa far a Yonkrrt. In connec
tion with the elevatod road. The only Hue running
"all night " trains out of New York.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch light.
Tickets and Wasner offices at Orand Central Sta
tion. 1 18, 801, 413 Broadway. 31 tait 14th St., U43
Broadway, H35Columbusar., (ll West lUSthat.. 125th
at. station, and 188th st. station, New York: 3.IS and
7S0 Fultuust. anc 106 Broadway. E. D , Brooklyn.
Telephone "H780 Thirty-eighth street "for New
York Central Cab Service.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the
Westoott Expres- Company.
JOHN M. lOL'CEY, OEOROE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger A gent.
Pennsylvania
STATIONS foot ui u.t . vui-tu.ru ..trem and Dev
brosse and Cortlandt btrcets.
ta7"The leaving time from D. sbroases and Cortlandt
Streets Is ten tumults later than that given lelow for
Twenty-third s treet btallon.
lino a. 31. FAST MAIL. Pullman Buffet Parlor
Car New York to Pittsburg. Skepluic Car Pittsburg
to Chicago. No coai hes to Pittsburg.
ISO A. .11. FAhT LINE. Pittsburg and Cletelftnd.
OllO A. M. PENNSYLVANIA UMIrED. Pullman
Compartment Sleeping. Dining, smoking, and Ou
aervatton Cars. For Chicago, Clctetaud, Toledo,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, St. Louis.
llOOf. M. CHICAOO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
For Nashville (via Cincinnati!. Chicago, ht. Louis.
Bino !. .11. WKbTERN EXPRESS. . or Cleveland,
Chicago. For Toledo, except SnturJuy.
io l. SI. SOUTHW I.STr.RN EXPRESS For Pitts
burg, Cincinnati. lualanuuiis, Ht. Luuts.
iisii r. ji. pacific express. For l'lttsuurgana
Chicago. Connects tor Cleveland, except Saturday. I
MlllO P. Jl. MAIL AND EXPRESS. Pullman llumt
Sleeping Car New York to Altooua, Lost Liberty,
Pittsburg, and points West, dully, except Sunday.
No coaches.
ISAHIIIWTOX AMI THE SOUTH.
7:50. R:0, V.20, 0:30 (Dining Car), 1 0:50 A. SI.. 12:30.
1:50 (3:80 "Congres.lonai Lim.." alt Parlor and
Dining Cars), 4:2u (Din ng Carl, 4:5u (Dining Car),
S:3u p. M., U-03 night. Sunday, H:iiO, v.-iu. 10:50
A. M. (DUO -'Cougressional Llm.." all Parlor and
DlnlugCara), 4:20 llnulug Car;, 4:50 (Dining Car),
8:50 1'. M., 12:05 night.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-Express, 4:20 P. JI., 18:03
nlgut daily.
ATLATIO COAST LINE. Express, 0:20 A. M. and
R:nO P. 31. dally.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.--4:30 P. 31.
dally.
FOR OLD POINT COMFOKT and NORFOLK. 7:50
A. M. woek U ys and 7:10 P. M. dally.
ATLANTIC CIT1' 1:20 P. 31. neek days (Desurosses
and Cortlandt stro. ts 1:40 P.3L). Through Bullet
Parlor Car an J Combined Coach.
CAPE JIAY. 1:2U P.M. week das (Desbrosses and
Crtlanilt Streets 1:40 1'. 31.).
Long Branch, Anbury Park (Interlukcn, Sundays).
Ocean Grove, aud Point PKasant (Irom West
Ttvouty-thlrd Slroet stution), t:J0. il:5u A.M.,
11:20, 4:50, 11:10 P. 31. Sundays, H.JO A. M., 4:50
P 31. (from Drsbrojsi-s and Cortlandt streuta). 0:10
A.M.. 12:10. UUO, 3:10, 11:50 1'. M. Sundays, U:43
A. M., 0:15 P. II.
von Litipi.riiis..
0:10. 7:20, 7:60, 8.20, H: 0. b:20 (U:50 Penna. Lim
ited), 0:60 (DlnlngCar). 10:30, 11:50A M . 12:50,
1:60, 2:30, 3:50, 4:20, 4:20 (DlnlugCar;. 4:50 (Dining
Car). 6:50 (Dining Carl, 7:40, :50 P. 31.. 12:03
nluht. Sundays. 0.10, 7:30, S:20. t:30. UxiO. 0.60
(Limited), 0:50, 10:50 A. M . 1:30 iD.nlngCar). 3:50,
4:20 (Dining Car), 4:30 (Dining Car), 6:50 (Dining
Car), 7:40. B:50 P. 31., 12:05 night.
Ticket offices Nos. 401, 044. 1100, 1323, 111. and 201
Broadway! 1 Aator IIoums! West Twentythlrd
Street station, and statloua foot of Desbro.ses and
Coruandt stnrts: 4 Court street. i-OO Fulton
Street, OS Broadway, and Brooklyn Annex Station.
Brooklyn: btutlon, Jers.y City, Hi New York
Transfer Compauy will coll for and iheck tiaggago
from hut Is and r sldences through to ileatlnatlon.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD.
Oeneral tlanager. Qeneral Paaa'r Agent.
Ulfl.AtVAltlt, Lsi;HtWA3ltt tVtSTEIl.V
It. It.
Statlona In IVew Varb. rot of llstrclsiy and
Chrlatapher Nla.
vctTinui.n TitAiit'. riiLMUK uipurr
Mill, I'IMMII IKillT.
Direct route to Newark, Bloomfleld, Montclalr, the
Oranges, summit, Bcrnardavllle, Basulng Rtdg . 3Iad
l.on, Morrlstown, Ps-alc, Pat raon. Boontou, D.,ver,
6tanhope, Newton, Budd'a Lake, Lake Iloputrnng,
llackettsiown, Schoolcy's 31ountiln, Va.hlngton,
Phllllpsburg. Eaaton, Water Gap. stroudsburg, Pocouo
Mount.tlu,bcrauton, Pittston.WltkisbaiTe, Nuutlcuke,
Danvl le, Northumberland, Montroie, Blnuhaiutou,
Oxford, Norwich, Watrrvllle, Utlca, Rlrhlleld Niirlngs,
Corllabd, Syracuse, 0v eo, Ithaca, Owego, l.lmlra,
Corning, Bath, Dans HI , Buffalo, aud all points West,
Northwest, and Southwest.
OiOO A. M, Blngbamton Mall, Stops at principal
atatlona.
loioo A. .11. (Cafe car) Buffalo, Scranton, Ding.
bamton, Owego. Ithaca, Elmlra. Uttca. Syracuse,
and Oswego Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chlcsgoaud
polnu West.
lioo p. BI. Soranton. Blnghamton and Elmtra
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
4ioo I. Itt. Soranton, Wl keabarni, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet purlnr cars.
Vioo p. n. (Dally) Chh ago Vestibule Limited Ex.
press for Scranton, Blngbamton, Elmlra, Buffalo.
Pullman buffet sleeping ar Now York to Chicago.
Dining car west of Buffalo
ctlOO p. .11, (Dally) Buffalo Express. Pullman
alei-pera for Scranton, Blngbamtnn, F.lmlra, Hath.
Jit. Morrla, and Buffalo, arriving Buffalo A. M.
OHIO I". m, (pally) Buffalo, scranton, Bingham
ton, Owego, Ithaca, Elmlra, Syracuae, Dtlca, and
Oswego Express. Pullman buffet aleepera.
Ticket and Pullman accommodatlutis at Henry Qaro
ftSona', Ltd., 113 Broadway, 14 Park place, und 42U
Broadway and V42 Broadway. Tickets at ferry ata
tlona. Ill 4th av oor. 12th St., HI Weal 125lhat.,2U3
Columbus av New York;3:tSand 723 Fulton t and
10H Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving full In
formation at all stations.
Westcott's Express Company will call tor and check
baggage from hotel or residence tu destination.
ERIE RAILROAD.
Through train, leavu New YuraV foot of Chambers
at., as follows, and tlvo minutes earlier from West
83d -l t
9,fr l. SI Vestlbuled Express dally for Ring
UU hamton, Waverly, Elmlra, Buffalo, Bradford,
a r c. Buffalo H P M. Parlor car to Buffalo
2 .fifl " eatllviii-d limited Fast mall dally.
AJU mild train tor Oalcago, arrives Cleveland 7:10
A, il , Chicago 6 P. M. Sle. pers to Chicago, Cleve
land and CIu. innatl. Dining Car.
7 .'J A ' M. Buffalo and Cleveland Vrstlbuled
lOJ Expr.-as dally, arrives at Buffalu 7:05 A, M.,
Brwtiord 7H7 A, U..Jameaiowu 7:00 A. M., Cieve
laud I2:B0 P. M, (bleepers to Buffalo and Clovrlandl,
making direct connection fur Detroit, Chicago, and
the Weat. Cafe Library Ca.-.
8. A FT ' DI. solid Iraln to Chicago. Sleepers to
,-iO Hornellsvllle, Chicago, and Cincinnati. Dlu
lug Car. e.
riUCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS, VASD PULWIAN
J- ACCOMMODATIONS, at 111, 118, 2N1. 401, aud
057 Broad way, 127 Bowery, 160 East 123th St., and
81 Weat 123th St.. Chamber, and Weat 2!ld st, ferries.
New York: 333 and 720 Fultou st. ion Broadway,
Brooklyn! 2011 Hudson at., Huboken, and Jersey City
etatluu, Weatt'ult'a Express calls for and coeeks bag
gage from hotels aud restdene s to deatlnattoiu
BALTIMORE". OHIO.
Leave New York, Whitehall Terminal, houtli Ferry,
and foot of Liberty street.
Dally. lExoept Sunday, ISnndays,
CHICAGO. MiliO A. Mi:00P, 31 . uml 12:15 night,
PirrsBURO, MldO A. 3I.,3:23P 31 , 2:b0 P. M.,
12:13 night (4-.I0A. 31 Liberty st only)
CINCINNATI, ST, I.OUIH,IO;UO A. 31 . '11:35 P. M.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. t;:35, lO.UU (Diner),
11:30 A, M (Dlnur), 2:0 (Diner), 13:25 (Diner),
4:56 (Diner), 't-.ir, p, 31 . aud ii:l!i night.
NORFOLK. tlll30 A. M.
NEW ORLEANS (through sleeper), 13 2.1. W. 00 P. M.
All train, are Illuminated with I'luUvh light
omoesi 118. 172, 281, 434, 1140 Broadway, 81 East
14ih at, 127 Bowery, N, Y i 3J0. 311 Fulton at,
Brooklyn! Whitehall Terminal. Baggage cbecked
from bote! or residence to deitlnatloa.
West Fourteenth Street. WM
eLEARING SALES THIS WEEK ' m
Our great Holiday sales have naturally caused accumula- pJH
tlons Selling them slowly or carrying thirn to another- )M
year is not our way of business big cuts in prices do the 'PI,?
work at once goods quickly sold clear the way for new Jn
merchandise that January brings in quantities hence, . sUm
These Quick Selling Prices lm
DRESS GOODS RUGS AMD CEiNtRE CARPETS fl
This wttk'i etusrtunltles will be msny Ifyeu vint te Ireihen up reem with a new ruf 5lH
ercsrtrt you have opportunity le buy this week, it 'nP
Th.PcSr.!strffecU,wortb.S0 19 ! tb.n ,.u .III find ih, a.m. e.wh. re-L..
All Wool Tailor Cloths and Checks end tomp.rt, ., C ;
also Cheviot Twills usually .St) 24 Smyrna Bugs 7 feet Ions
, . Medallion centre, In bright colorings
BO Inch Tailor Clothe or subdued effeot In old Blue.
full assortment of colon Bu oolden Brown and Uose 3.00
Fluo Imported Henrtettu Just think of that prlco for
street and evening shades 30 arug 2'ayards lon. 'ij
Large variety of Turanian nng look like Smyroas j?
Novelty Sultlngs-mott desirable stylts 30 and like them tk ravrrslble-prln- "1
clpally Turkish and Oriental design
41 Inch Storm Serges-colors and blsok 40 nft.long 6,wlde 18tKs 6.38
40 inch Poplin Plaids- lOijft. lone 74 ft. wide i styles.. . 0.60
old throughout the eeuon at 7ScenU 40 laft.long Qft.wlde laatyles 12,6a t.
nandsomo Silk and Wool Plaldst worth 1.00 .75 We have an Immense assortment of small mig.- I
h.um.vu.o Moquette, Wlltou, Smyrna aud Japamae. in re j
markably pretty atylea and colorlugs. 4
IN MISSES' DEPARTMENT 47 cent, to i.ob. ?'
... . Other Rugs of all styles, qualities and sl:es
this week, balance or .,
THE BERNARD LEVtJ i. CO.'S Prtcert that cannot be hettered.
In rut. we sever fall to suit customers who an
Stock or prepared for Immediate purchase. s
MISSES' JACKETS, FrjR RQGS ADD MOUNTED SKIrtS. 19
GIRLS' REEFERS and LONG COATS Tlger.Cat, Wolf and rax 2.08 to 0.50 - Kl
.. Thoroughly cured and l.nedl iffl
and CHILDREN'S WALKING COATS " W
Bluell Carpet Sweepers H
Bought at Half Regular Prices 1 hardwood. Uretclasitn every way 1.7. $M
Misses' Jackets 2.08 to 16.08 Art , f'W,
0,r,'e.fer. 2.08 . S "" "lra '" '" 4
oins-Longcoau 4.08 JlT7T ' TABLE CLOTHS AND SCARFS K
worth B.00 to 19.00 .' JM
Little Children's Coats 1.08 to 26.00 , Hemstltcli German Damask jflM
worth a.SO to 49.00 Tea Cloths yds. sijuare 1.00 'J
German Linen Lunch Cloths 2Hi yds. long ' B
ThU 1. the way we'll close out r.cy borders-frlnfed 1 round 70 jM
HreM Length, and .ccumu.atlon. of WVgU -
WASH DRESS FABRICS Double Satin Damaak Lunch .
I2h cent Flanneletle, 6' Cloths-SH, ydlong-knot fringe , B.98
IS cent Duck Suitings 64 Extra Heavy Double Damask '
IS cent French bateens 0 Dinner Cloths S"j yds. long 1.00 ,S
15 cent French nmck Sateen. 74 ,,,.,, Potnl Bttr,tu sc.
12H, cent sanitary Flannels. 5 ji,,d.. long-were 1.S8 60 "
lZtj cent yard wide French Percales G'4 jg
10 cent Indigo Blue Dress Cambrics 3Ta S Inch Irish Point Square. 69
ID cent Scotch and French Gingham. 74 Fine Morale Linen Scarta I
8 cent Dress Cambrics best.tylee JJ'a li;, yds." long-knot fringe 40 hU
A1, 20 Inch Itcoalssance Squares linen centre... .79 ,B
a full line of fancy new woven Flannels, extra , I m
heavy nap, made to sell at ten cents S50 etyles Renaissance Scarts-llnen centre- j '.
6 cents per yard. liayds.Iong 8.08 M
No Liquors, No Groceries, No Drugs, Sold in Our Stores
IB
Lehigh Valley System.
Station, tout ot West 23d St. (Penn R. It.), Cortlandt
or Desbrosses at.
Indicate, time from West !Sd Bt. Other figure, .how
time from Cortlandt or Dethrossf. St,
Hliio. Otto A.M. dally (Sunday 0:4&. 7 1. JI.)
for MAUCU CHUNK and Intermodule stations.
7 1 O.I. Mlltt A. M. dally for WILKSBARRB,
&CRA.NTON (week days). ELMIKA (week dayal,
ITHACA, OENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, NI
AGARA FALLS, and the WM and principal local
points; dining car an I chair car to ilurtalo.
i ll ISO, IUiOU noon dally, exoept buuday.
" IHi.VCIC DIAMOND EXPUK8S."
Arrive. Duffalo 0:55 P. M. Pullman Vestibule Day
Coaches aud Parlor Cars. Dining Car Service. Meals
a la carte. Connects at Duffalo with through sleeper,
to Detroit aud Chicago.
lumo. tuiao P. II. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCI1C1IUNK aud Intermediate point..
IMtno. IKS P.M.. Sundays only, for EASTON,
ilAUCH CIIU.SK. and the coal branches.
Ii'jw, li4i P. M. dally, except Sunday, for
WILKESBARUE. PITTSTON. 8CRASTON. and prin
cipal Intermediate atatlona. Connects for all polnu
lu cAal regions: chair oar for Wllkesbarre.
moo, 4ilo P. JI. dally, exce I Sunday, for
WILKESBAltRE. P1TTSTON, SCRANTOII, and prin
cipal Intermediate sutloru. Connects for all point.
In coal regions! Pullman lluffet Parlor Car for
I Wl keabarre. . .
oi5). 4i90 P. M. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCII CHUNK and Intermediate station.. Chair
cartoDethlehem. . . .
4i30, ana pJI.dallr for EASTON and Inter.
medtats stations.
Ditto, hoop. M. dally for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleeper vesti
bule train N. Y. to Chicago. Sleeper, to Buffalo and
Toronto.
xiUO, ajiito p. M. dally, except Sunday, stopping
onlv at SOUTH PLA1NFIELD. EAsTON, BETHLE
HEM. MAUCII CHUNK. L. t B. JUNCTION. HAVRE.
tIENRVA. UOCIIEaTElt. BATAVIA. BUFFALO, and
TOKONTO. I ulluiau sleeper for Uurfalo. None but
i sleeping car passengers carried. No baggage carried.
Hitt. Ol O P. U. dally for WILKLSBAltRK.
ITHACA. UENEVA, ROCHESlElt, BUFFALO. Nl
AGAKA FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleeper
to Ithaca.
Additional local trains dally, except Sunday, far
BOUND BROOK aud Intermediate points, leave aa
follows: :0. 8:30. 10:20. 10:.,0. lu-.SD, I0:.'lo
(Sundays onlv) A.M., 2:20, )t:U0, and voiZO, tJ:U0 P. M.
Tlckfta and Pullman accommodations at UU. aOl.
2TJ. 355, 044, and IU1!3 Broadway, 111 E. 14th at., 151)
E. lioth at., Iti7 Bowery. N. Y.: 800 Fulton at., 4
Court at.. OH B'way, and Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn,
N, Y. Transfer Co. will oall for and check baggage
from hotel or reildenoe through to destination.
New York and Boston All Rail.
N. Y N. II. & II. R. It. aud connections.
From Orand Central Station.
Leave. By way of Due.
OHIO A. L, Springfield and Worcester, 8:110 P. H.
10:0(1 A, M., ttNew London and Providence,!): 00 P. M.
10:03 A, M Ns London and Providence, 4i!3 P. M.
ISM., bprlngneld and Worcester. 5:40 P.M.
J l:uo P M Air Una and N. E. R. It , 00 P. M,
1 -.02 P, II., New Londou and Providence, 7:00 P. M.
8:00 P. M , Ncw Londou and Providence, 0:00 P. M.
4;(io P. M.,MprlnKn,dd and Worcester, 10:00 P. M.
BiOO P, M., '.New London and Providence, 11:00 P.M.
11 too I. MSprlngneldand Worcester, Bill A.M.
12:00 P. M.; 'New Londou and Providence, 0;l!SA. M.
Hunt dally. Including Sunday,
ttuay State Limited: all parlor earn fare $7, In
cluding parlor oar aeat.
lAlrl.luu Limited! arrives at and departs from Park
Square Matlou, Boston. Return tervloe same hour
and by samu route.
Through parlor and sleeping car. by each train.
0. T. HEMPSTEAD, Oen, Pass. Agent,
rrun tmratro.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YOHK-bOUTHAMProN (Londun-Parls).
Sailing every Wednesday at 10 A, M.
BT. PAUL Dec . PARIS Jan. 10
hT. LOUIS Jau.B ST. LOUIS Jan.VB
Nf.W YOIIK Jan. ts'NKW YORK Fe'. a
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP.
Sailing every Wednesday,
Kenalngton.Dec.au, 10A M.ISuutbwark,,Jan, Vi, noon
Wtstnland..,Jan, 5, noon'Bsrllii Jan, 10, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
PiarsWand 15, North River, Offioo.o Bowling Green.
TAWADIAXI PAriPIC ne.II.WA.
Intended steamship sailing from Vancouver
JAPAN CHIWA.
EMPREbS OF INDIA Jan, S. March SIX
KMI'HKSh OF JAPAN Jan. VI, April IS
EMPRESS OF CHINA February IS
to HONOLULU, FIJI, d AUSTRALIA.
MIOWERA . .Jan. 10 WARIIIMOO Feb. J
Secund cabin accommodation, at very low rates.
Fur tickets and freight ratea apply U5B Broadway.
For freight rates ouly, 05 W all at.. New York,
fllKt'll l.lF "" "
ClOMPAONIE OENLRALE TRANSATLANTIQUE.
DIilLCrl.lNE TO HAVKE-PAltlS-FRANL'e.)
balling every Saturday, at 10 A, M.
From Pier No. 4'J, North Illter, foot Morton Street,
La ChainpaKUe Jan. 1 LsNormaudie Jan. tin
LaBrelane Jun n La Champagne .Jan. XV
I.aOaacone Jan. 16'l.a UrHue, ... IL-b. 0
lat-claaa paaaaire N. Y -Paris IHO, and upwards,
(len'l Ageuuy for U- S. and Can., 8 Ilowllng(Jren, N. Y,
Usui Western Agency, 71 Dearborn BL, Chteagv,
ctnn ttnmx$. ' I
For S490 1
You can leave. XEtV VOEtK by in ' JM
B. H. SOnSIAMXIA, reb. 13, MBit tnll .
sh extonalvo fjral.clnaa tour thrnuarli M
nut nrol daje. vlalltnc EI3VPT. the Jif
HOLY I.ANU. Il.tM', etc.. nil travel
llnar expenses Ih-Iub; Included. Full X 'law
pstrtlculiara of thla and many other J V
Orlenlsit and Atnerlrnn teura rrnm
THOS. COOK & SON, 1
StOI BROADXTAT, XET lOnii, H
- or may or their Office, nrauchea. or W
Aaenrles In the United Stntea und M
Canadn. yfm
CCNARD MNETOL1VERPOOL.VIAQUEENSTOWW 'M
From Pier 40. N. It., foot of Clarksnn !.
Etrurla Jan. 1, noon I Umbrla-Jan. 15. 10:110 A.H tU
Auranla....Jan. fl. 1 P.M. Servla Jan. fi, I P. M. ,
VKRNONn.BROWNCO..Oen,Ag'ts,4BowllngGreen. :
HAWBnlG-AiyiERicAW Vim: J
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS from New York to Plyui- v M
outh (London), Cherbourg, Paris, and Hamburg. M
F.Blsmarck.Feb.!iO.II A. II. I Normafinla.Mch.V4.HA.M. Ji,W
TWIN-SCREW MAIL SERVICE.N. Y. Hamburg direct ..'(
PalatU. ...... Jan. 1, noon Prussia Jan. S, 7A.M. jfm
First cab., too up; second class, ttOi ateeragr 3'J. M
Uambiirn-Ameriifin Line, ay unmn.iiy, M
RIABK1S NTBSA.tlSllfllD 0. ,1
' CHEAP RXri'RSIO.V B
SH. OO to I'ortlana. 3fe.. nnd Itelnrn.
Steamship. John Kngll. and Manhattan leave Pier "fa
38, East River, foot or Market st., Tuesdays. Ttiurs- AY
days, and Saturdays at 5 P. M. Steamera lltted with .Xm
every modern Improvement for comfort and cou f A
venlenco of tourlaUi. f' H
omcel, 1178 Droadway and 222 South st. 'I ,
II. IIAI.I.. General Agent. j
NORTn GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO. t
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT. 1
FAbT IUCPRESS STEAMERS. !i
Kaiser, Tu., Jan. 4, li P. M.iLahn, Tu., Jan. 85, 9 A. M.
Trave, Tu , Jan. 11, 0 A.M.ISpree, Tu., Feb, t, 0 A. M. '
OELRIcns ft CO.. 1) Bowling Green.
Oa.lt UOltll.MO.V ME. fVl
DAILY Tt SOIlfOLH.
for Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Newport News. )
Petersburg, Portsmouth, Pinner's Point, Richmond, H
Virginia Bsach, Va.. and WashlngUm, D.C. Freight ti
and Paasenger steamer, aall from Pier 26, North, Ml
River, every weekday, except 8aturday, at u P, M., '
and Saturday at 4 P. 11. f I
W. L. UUILLAUDEU. Vloe-Pres'l and Trafflo Mgr. i
WHITE STAR LIME." ?
MaJ.atlo..,,Dec. S!H, noon I Teutonic... Jan, Itt, noon A
Qermsnlo . Jan. 5. nrxm I llrltannlo .Jan. 10. noon .r.i
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER HTEAMEItS. ,
Pier 46, North River. Ofnce. It Hroalway. Naw York. If jl
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent. VI 1 Jt
teamiioius. WMm.
8TOXI.V0TOX !,ilt. via Stonlngton. Leave Pier VH
88, N, R, one block above canal at., week day. 'flanrUaal
only.atnp.M Steamers Malneand New nampthlre. iCIHntsl
NllltiVlt'U I.IMt. via New London. Leave Pier 40 nf H
(old No.), N, II., next Desbrossss at., week daya only, W. '
at a P M, Steamer. City of Lowell and City of m, laai
Lawronee. f1 IV
FAI.I. Ill Kit I.IJVK. via Newport and Fall River. f All
Leave Pier IH. N. It., root or Murray at,, week dava f Mfm
only, at 5:00 P.M. Uteamer. Providence and I'll- I
grim. Orchestra on each. . flB
.rw" M.4Vr..-Fare. til EXCURSION, tL6oT WS,
Vast steamers leave Pier 25, E. It., dally (Sunday. tsnlK
exoepled), 3 P.M. and 12 midnight, arriving In time ABB
for trains to Merlden, Hartford, Springfield, and naVnl
points North. bHSk
11 AMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier 24, N. R , , 9K
V.,2l".,r,l,, ,'. O' Oraastna'a. West Point, '
Cold Sitting. Cornwall, Fiabklll Landing, Newburt,. Hi tat'
week days a P. M. Sunday. V A. M. A
1 ' . I IsBavl
XCUMtOttJ. -K
("lODFISIIINO dally, excoptlui MondayT (Cholera ( aassssW
hiU,.nV.)'.w?.Vh"'',"""I,'',t,"erALFO.TKR. RaTasssaV
only twst built expreaaly rorocean tlahlug. Inaurlu Basssal
"2oytihbVu,'tt'ih,t aw "-7, "" m
?0DFI8II1N5.-Steanier ANGLER. .lil!. .xcej.t .VgK
V Mouday.leav.s 2 Itt at., E. It., 7-20i Uattery, VasV
A M.aharptfare 75c with bait, old rsllsl.Iu iillui, MVE
Al Foster, on board. aasK
pXCELI.KNT Falling. steamer AL FoSTi-lPh ," bsbbV
J J aengers rauiiUt tnajiy large iii aul bluckri.ii i i
Cholera Bunks Sunday, AHk
0ttitt urnuure. .mM
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