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W ip! . ' ' . 'THE SUN, tyJSDNESDA; JAMIAJIY 5, 1898. " "' '
Hi, -- ' - - - .....--. - - ' - - - - - - v - - .tM -sssj i " -W-s1
H$ i ... . . .,',,,
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
m WEST I2STH STREET
A IlTtFICIAI. FLOWERS.-Rose maker, aim lim
fa. trt rvsntedt work elven home.
OOLD1UUH into,. CW Dlreckerst.
1OOKBINDlNU. Wanted, experienced liaiiU"fuM
JD trt i steady work. EDWIN IVES a SONS, ss
Howard '.
IHriUOH FEATHERS. Good sewers wantedl
J stsady work, 1. LOEWENSTE1N, H3 Bund it.
59mggtc -Sm'nuttt Wnnttfl.
pHAMnVBMmT.-Y8iwkT'?)t' I40?lauiv
J dresses, 10 waitresses, 23 waitresses who do
ebambtmorki DO conks who wash and Ironi 10
kltchenmslds, English and German lmlr maids,
Protestant mints, butlers, second ment number of.
mi esrvonts wanted ai one. Mm. I.. HEF.I.Y, OH Weil
f Sid at. i ssrvants' sntran.-e. B6 Hthav.
n T7RENCH or German young woman at chamber
H. JsV maid and fo act maid to young ladyt lest ret
Sjf rraa required. Mra. 1. SEELY.na Oth ar.
tS' TCRKNGIt OILiM'nERMAID for family living liT New
Y JE Totki good references required. Mm. L. SEELY.
tjfr ana oth av.
St' MORTIt GERMAN maid who understands dress
is; i- making! ititn i0t bett references required.
pic Mrs. L. HKELY, Bill Otn av.
"4' 1RTK8TANT rAKI.ontAID. who understands
- X sewing, forayoung ladles' scmlnaryl one hour's
ride from New York I wasee SCO to VB best refer
net required. Mra. L. bEELY, BBS Bth av.
MA PROTESTANT nurse for child B years old; 'fanill?
rV IT living In Rye, N. Y.i teit references required.
;u " Mra, L. SEELY. 362 Oth av.
M "BKofESTANT WAITRESS, tlSx beirefertnces
& X required, ilra.l,. HKEI.Y, :I5 lltbar.
t$ CWEDISII CHAMBERMAID. o, for a email family
-i ' O in N w York; must bo tall nud have best refer.
A traces. Mrs. L. SEELY, 032 nth ar.
S amtfl analen 3ntehnniw. to.
'if TSKWWi?-l-WanieXaxrlenceteTfor
;); X Sherl .an A Ellis msohluest good wages and steady
i.'i' work. THOUASIlUbSELI.ft SON, S4 .NcwChaiuberiiF.
&'f TDOOKIHNDEns.Jobforwaitler'watited' ireadlng
a, XJ book). BO Montgomery t.. Jerarj City.
?SV TJAPER' RDLEn on juTTwork. Addri-i BI,ANK.
W .'box lbumin onice.
,-5 Vr ANTED tint borieehner who can drive andtlT.
H- ' VtUrandit., Hoboken. N. J.
t TbU coupon entitle! a well-recoinmended ler-
'Sf, Tant to one free lesion at
fl MRS, L. SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL,
sl& where all branches of couklug are taught by
iji Mrs. O. Lemcke, at33)t Olh,av,
fjj A TXIOROUULY competent young woman aa chain
&S, JX. bermaid and assist with waltluir. or ns rhamber
fefJ maid and waitress In email private family! neat and
KM Obliging) flrsl-clao reterencei. D. N.. box 0U0 Huu
s uptown ortlcf. ltBB Uroadway.
JKW AS FIRST-CLASS 'cook In private Fomllyf under-
-fi: J. stands her dullest wllllug and obllglngi best refer
M encra. K. UcO , box 083 bun uptown offlce, 1V03
S Broadway.
21' F 'A NEAT young girl to do ehamberwork and wait
fi& JtX. lntfj willing anil obliging: first olass references.
P O. L.. box 60a Sun uptown offloe. mn3 Uroadway.
shr inAMDERM AID and waitress: weil-recommended
Ay J young woman deslreealtuutton In private family:
$&' neat and willing; first-class references. M. II., box
BVi 6?B Sun uptown offloe. 1XMB Ilroailway.
5C pOMPETENT COOK? undtnitauds all kinds of plain
CC and fancy cooking; willing nnd obliging: can fur
fj mih best referencta. L. It., box Sua Sun uptown
fji odjea. 1 DOS Broadway.
id JpbitPETENT woman as flm-class cook and laua
h Vs dresa in private family: can furnish best refer
rgl encee. M. O'S., box 070 Sun uptown offlce. 1203
c Broadway;
to; jpnAMDEUMAID. Competent, wori-recommended
x? y ' young woman as chambermaid and waitress; bft
;-,.;- references. II. D.. box BUI sun uptown offlce, 1303
Ma Eroadway.
:yB. i"lAPABI.E young woman aa flrai-eiassTcok: under
y " V stands toups, meala, ami desserts; obliging; Lest
g references, s. II.. box SH7 Suu uptown orilco, 12UB
ty- Broadway.
5 pOOK. Reliable woman aa cook In flrst-cTais fam
ffy V-llyt understands all dishes: satisfactory refer
jp5 ences. J. L.. box Sol Bun uptown office. IStian'way.
; tOOK.-Capable woman: understands all kinds
4 V cooking; w.lllng and obliging; best references.
lj M. McO.. box B8U Sun uptown offlce. 1 vi ( fj Proadway.
E4-' YjijrtST-CLASS laundrtTaTn private family; neat and
ii, X careful; can furnish satisfactory references.
1. . M.L.boxB!asun uptown office. mo Broadway.
S, T7IRSTCLASS waitress In private family; tborough-
X lycapaiilf.neat and obliging: best clfy references.
5f . 11.. box 876 Sun uptown offlce, 1803 Broadway.
fe T'ITCIIENMAID. Willing and obliging young girl
Kt -1'- aa kttchenmaldi never Been In service; v. ell rec
gf enmended. A. o box da 1 Sun uptown offlce, lvds
6 Broadway
r'fc "T A0KDHESS. Thoroughly competent woman as
T Xicnsmberm-ild or laundress In prl ate family: first
',r, class city references. E. W., box 6118 Sun uptown
IT office, IH03 Broadway.
TAID Thoroughly competent Isdv's maid: excel
Wi, -III. lent seamstress; neat and willing; cau furnish
rC Orit-clas cltr references. J, 11., box 3 f7 Sun uptown
fj office. 1205 Broadway.
TWTEAT. capable v. oman aa cook 1 understands plain
$ X and faniy cooking; very best references; private
V"5' family only. U. M., box B76 Sun uptown office, 1X03
y Broadway.
Vk . toABXORMAlD. Neat young woman aa parlormaid
X and waitress; thoroughly competent; best refer
ft. ences. K. S., box 53 Suu uptown office, 1800 Broad
way.
U f ELI ABLE, highly recommended woman as first
iw XVclus cooks allklnds rooking: willing and obliging;
(IV best references. B.C.. box B74 Suu uptown omce,
p ' Uroalway.
ffi t 'FSOBOUOHLY cumprtent young glri aTTtltchen
Su X maid In private family; well recommended. M.
W C.Jlox bTl Bun uptown offlce, 1,803 Broadway.
Kp fJfJoROUOIILY competent wi manXTcook In private
i' 4- lainl.Tt nnt-clawnfer.'ucei, M. ., box BiiO Sun
Jfrt Hetownmec, 1II0B Broadway.
K$ A7E"' nECOMMENDED woman aa rook and laun-
"S- v drcuicomiietent, willing and obllglngs list ref.
' (trencri. A. McO., box OUU Sun uptown office, 1X0B
fcl Broadway.
W. "VOUNO WOMAN sa flrst-clBss laundress In private
.' J. family 1 noat und careful; can furnish best refer
W, ahcis. n. C, box 000 Suu uptown offlce, 120B Broad
: :
Sf VOD!go COLOtEO WOMAN would llko plane as
-, X etiambermald and cunk lu private tatully. Please
'ii address LOUISA OIBBONS. lit I West -list St.. city.
fe $ irjst-ffilnw JOtlp IWalw.
'' TY colored maq aa porter or useful man In dry
3l X) goods firm or office building; good city refer
3jT cnoes; wages anything within reasonable limit. Ad
gf dress Jan, box IV0 sun uptown offlce, 1303 Broad
if ??j .,, .
V, TtROOFREADER (quick, accurate), Joli7 book or
u X magaxlne work or aa foreman of compoilug room.
rK gXPElllhWCED. box It. 7 Bun offlce,
I'-? V0UMU 'MAN, 1, good writer, accurate, and a trior
ig, X ough bookkeeper, desires a position wbre strlot
fk, attention to business will merit advancement and a
fsjr salary. J. p. R., 07 West 101st at.
3 XronNOCOLbllED MAN would ilka place as waiter
X fn boarding house or to attend to furnaces. Ad
ttpsl WALTER QlllUUSB, 31 1 West i lit it., olty.
um-x- 1 in - oi- 11 1 .ij
' gtnnofotttj. groans. Sg
A FEW used pianos, cheapt new pianos (6 monthly,
iX exchanged, rented. CHRISTMAN, IV East Utlist.
" . -'
TJAHOAlNSforeslhln upright pianos almost new,
X nnlsbrd In walnut, oak, mahogany, and ebonri
irom (100 up; delivered free, with cover and stool;
aereral aecond-haud pianos from gon upi fully war
ranted; open evenings until Jan. 1. WHITNEY
CO.. 1 1 a Weil 1 kBlh St.. near Lenox av
"OEAUTirUL upright pianos. (US; Fischer, ttlO;
.DHt.lnwsy, tUOi Weber. 13U, WINTEftHOTU.
108 EastKlhst.i open evenings.
MAHUAIXM.....' ., ,1'PIIKJIITS
Large assortment at from $100 upward
on moatbly payments nf from S3 upward
Itenma. UOIIUON, 1U0 Sthjiv,. bet. voili and Hist.
-S- f AROEosaorimi-nt, slightly us. d giioTo iTitMsTfcut
; JJlliniallliuitallmeDli.Oiivrlerllrtis , 1SE. nihil.
A 'fiE',A1'ICull""'''l""'c,,' hand, HUSiri-nt.
Ji -AVlng, exchanging, repairing; open evenings, 4 East
Kjfc -lUdst,
fei OTKINWAY PIANO!. IHBi n tnnlilhivT'iiprTRiit
ti C bargain; full-slse squares, 173.
Pfe yiHH.NKH. Vfl East Mill .t
fm 'i'KN UPllIUHTS, riUlitlr used, 1173 e ach( Inolib.
iSL X right, I1VB: low rrntuls.
'M WlhSNKU, BS0 Fulton et . UriKiklyu.
: 1.1-1 . .
$X 3mujrmruts.
m ?S1?SPAY 1 Broadway Theatre
3 T-VJrt LS o'rJ Opora Company
TA Herald, Ke l.ov 11 A mi I'u's
Fve. H,IS. Mat. Sat. at. THE HIGHWAYMAN.
, Redmond, on Ireland In 'IIS, Sunday nlgl,
LI WEBER & FIELDS' K. MAT. TO-DAY
I ' nfe. I'ir,',.,;?!...
Sf In Olio-Lew Uockslader, Cuat. 1. Aidr.ilge. others.
a BBAitB7r.Ti oia:it a iaoi si:.
Sf '. "i"1- I Mr. Au. lia'y-s Comnsnv,
K . Mat. Bat., g, I 'Ills'. 1 111' 1 n (Jim,"
CXfAfl AtNilft. Mats Will h,t. islil,. 1.1
O B flli .,1l2iUr I'rodiii-tiuti lll -Jft
W'HII o.tmii niint.. I tint', .to
lint II BA n S I C -M"' "' ,lux V3 ftBucTTiTP.
IfUHitWbUo Sccrot Enemy
"TIs. Iltl 1'l.ai'K TIIKATItP.-I.Mt time,. Julie
KopacsylnSuppa'a Op. "Tha Mudell." Tburs., flrst
Una, Uanj Uucketelu No, V or Lady of Oitcude.
wirrBopoijiA-i' -opkrV roimk.
GRAND OPERA
In French, Herman and Italian.
fjmlrr Hie Dlrerllnn or
WALTRn tlAMIlOSCII ntlrt I'. A. KI,I.I.
Evening Performances at I o'clock. Matinees at S.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
, lion. Err.. Jan. 17, Mines. Melba, Van Cauteren,
RIIDIIt Mattteld; MM. Katlgnac, Cam
UTD1UIITI pinarl, Vanul, Vlvlanl. ltalnt,
InAVIAIA stehmanu.
(In Italian). Conductor, RIHBONI.
Wed. EvJ JanT IB, llm-i. OartVkl. Ilarna, Matt.
WtllXKIl'K feldiMM. Krau, Fischer, Uisp
TAIINHAUSER i&.VBn "00,' KU","g,
(In Uerman). I Conductor, DAMROSCH.
"TrirE"vg!Tjan. 81, I Mmes.aalskl.StatnllgliMU.
tiVAH.MI.lfn Fischer. Kraus, Stehmann.
DIa Melstersinier ysiSJi. UrBUer- "-"' -
(In Uerman), I Conductor. DAMROSCH.
Sat MatianTil2. I
UOI'OIIM limes Melba, Toronla, Van
CHICT Cautercnt MM. lbos, Iloudnu
rAUJl I resque. Caiiipanarl. Vlvlutil,
(In French). Conductor. lilMBOXL
Scale of Prlcest 1. Voo, a 'J, $3 30, , t". Hale
nfsot"i for FIRST week opens Monday, Jan. luth. at
box omce, and also at Tyson's, principal hotels and
Rullinan's, 111 Broadway.
-STEINWAY PIXN03 USED,
OTRTItnlMII.ITAV ni'CItA IIOIUK.
Jan.H to 14. Evenings.
Only Matinee, hatnrday. Jnn. h, at 1 P. M.
BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN.
"CINDERELLA."
FAIRY OPERA.
0,000 Young People
an t World's Orealest Artists,
In aid nfSeton Hospital for Coneumptlcs, St, Ann's
Maternity Hospital and St. John's Day Nursery.
Mm. A. BENTON BA11NEM, Director.
JOHN I). CR1MM1NS, Treiwurer.
M ETRIIIMII, ITA .H OPK1IA IIOI1NB.
Tho Subscription Salo for the Soason of
GRAND OPERA
In French, lierman, anil llnllnn,
under the direction of
WALTKtt lAMIlO('ll and C. A. BLI.K.
Now open at the Metropolitan Opera House, A rrdtto.
Hon or fifteen per cent, will bemadetosubscrlbersfiir
the season. Seats may also now be secured for the
five Monday evenings, ftvo Wednesday evenings, five
Friday evenings, or five Saturday matlncei.
(irKV TO Till! rUIILIC K'RltV IIAY.
DCE SKATBSyC
PALACE.
LEXLVOTON AVE. AND I07TU ST.
Perfect Bkating Hurfce.
Lfcdlfs wIiblDK to learn the CasctDattnR Art of aknt
Ins will always rind court' out and (lolltij Instructor,
who are mastin of the art, at ttio Palace. Stating
Irstoa 20c. pur half hour. Lad It accompaulrd bv in
ttrmvn toftvenlnaf.ei4lons rrte all this week, aturo
tng atnilslon. aSc, aUrrnoon and erenlntt. 60c.
mArum CONTINUOUS""""''-
IVA APE Performance, 1:30 a,.
B ABaAvCi toll; use; Ouc.
2B MINUTES OF CARMEN. TAOLlAPIETRAt ES
TELLE CLAYTON. PRESS ELDRlbaE. HOWE. WALL
A WALTERS, Adclphl Trio, Hugh Stanton, Fnrdyco,
Clias. Wa ne. The Neu Hies. Salmo. Mi-Mahon ft King.
O'ltourke A Burnett; many others. Afts., 15c, '.'3c.
DDDPTslD'O . lllgh-clasj Continuous
rnllll I lln Performance. .Noon to 1 1 1'. II.
I UUUIUII Ui FmlHallen anil Mullr Fuller.
NANCE O'N EI L and McKEE RANKIN III "Leah;"
LIVINO PICTURES; UEO. FULLER GOLDEN. Come
dian; LEWIS and ERNEST, Burnt Corkerst SMITH
and COOK. Tramp Acrobats; 10 other stars, stie.. 80c.
A MCRIP A U M lh av. Tcl..117 ilrith St.
nlTlkniUfAlll t'ASTLK Nl. OI-lillA CO.
Bargain Mat. To-day, SBo. Every seat r.aerved.
ARTISTS.) IL TROuATOREl ENo'uSID
"Captivating performance." Herald. "Another
success. World. "Applauded with enthusiasm."
Tribune. "Crowded house." Journal.
Mats, g. Wed.. KBc. Sat.. Sc. BOC. Eve., R:IS.
rMTIDC lower floor. TSc. i 1st bale, tor, i JW bale.
Ullllliu (opera chairs and elevators), asp.
Jan. 10 Castle Sq. Opera Co. In Fencing Master.
14th STREET T,l,ith"e'oth Ave.
LAST WEEKS. Mats. Wed. and bat.
The "New Bouclcault."
ANDREW MACK.
' F.-.r above anything of Its kind." Press.
An Irish Gentleman.
MOWl.tl, J.w to. BOihtlme. CnilWCkllDt?
Handsome Sterling Sliver uUUlCllllltJi
EMPIRE THEATRE b-waTand-iothst.-bniriiii.
inLHint. Eigs.suB. Mats.atis.
CHARLES FROIIMAN Manager
NO MATINEE TODAY.
FIRST MATINEE SATUkDAY.
EMPIRE THEATRE COMPANY,
First Play A Drama In Acts.
THOLE CttXtlllJOiBtUftlS.
By PAUL M. POTTER.
WALLACE'S. - 2g..t-s;,B.
alATl.tEI. TO-DAV AT 3.
Annie Russell won a distinct triumph." Times.
' Another Blue Jeatia." Sun.
A NEW AMEH1CAN PLAY, by JOSEPn ARTHUR.
THESALT OF THE EARTH.
DIUEUTION CUARLES tKOIIMAN.
With ANNIE ItUSSELL and special cast.
U P 1 T U J "Continuous Performance!
ulbU U 11 O SSc., BCO. Noon to 1 1 P. M.
(.IIItlT NI'CCISXN OK JtllCI'll IHIIT,
Assisted by Clever CARRIE HE MAR. Debut nf
JEANNE FRANKO: LEO DERVA1.TO (the sensation);
Mr. and Mrs. R. J.DUSTAN AND CO , Stanley Whiting,
Stlnson and Merton. Slany Othi r Stain.
s7Dooni open all Ibis week 11:43 A. 31. Perform
antes start at 12 a Harp. "SI
kxBCBi bj ui uociuKirs;!;
MADmurr eve..s:ib. sat. mat.
MARLOWE. as not my ii.
eIcAS you like it.
NEXT WEEK-A NEW PLAY.
, . THE COUNTESS VALESKA
Senta now selling.
GARRICK THEATRE. i&.SrKS
Hoyt A McKec. Lessees. I Charles Frohman, Manager
Matinees To-clav and Saturday. '
MIS8 MAUDE ADAMS
In J. M. Ilarrle's Oreat Coined, ,
THE LITTLE MINISTER.
1 1 A M. World In Wax New Groups
.. 1.B.4.S, Cinematograph New Viewa
PlltH W- Hungarlsn Band Concerts.
LULU B.MarloneitRsC'hrlstmas Pantomime
BEAUTY and the BEAST.
Mimri Sand III. Cinematograph Vd Series
II INrr :" HungarUu llsml Concerts.
Iliuus.s.1 Tn,., fln,., Marlonttc In
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
GARDEN THEATRE. :!Wd'.'Tn.&:
LAST A NIGHT.'. LAST SAT. MAT.
rapniiB :
UlIBsU : NEXT MONDAY. :
aia.'Y CHARLES COQHLAN .
BflAlKS V?1'- i
St7JiTdHOLAS
00111 bT. M.Att COLUMBUS AV.
HOCKEY MATCH.
TO-NIOHT AT 8 O'CLOCK.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY VS. NEW JERSEY A. O.
MPRAI n SQUARE THEA. B'way and USthat.
ncnHbU Chas. E. Evans, Prop. Eves. atHitO,
0 1 1 IP Q Production of the f Mats. To-dav
"I- - Frisky Novelty land Sat. Z;lB.
I-' THE FRENCH MASD
MONDAY, JAN. SI, HANDSOME bOUVEMllS.
H0YT'STHEATRE,'E,ii4.:1Jir3y.'.,J.,,,i:ib.
HOYT A McKEE Proprietors
WARD AND VOKES
In a variety frc culltcl
THE GOVERNORS.
nUAITIIAffl Uth av. and 2Sd at. BeglnsriilB.
1 WlaPlliSa DANIEL FROIIMAN....Msnager
BsDIIasUlll I Matinees Thursday and hat.
TtePflnoossJjB jButtertly.
rAO I jn O I'KiiniiiNA.M'K.
1-JltlU In II I. SI. SeHI. 'JOuiiil HO rent..
THE 4 COHANS. RUCCO'S TOY TERRIERS,
POST A CLINTON, POWERS BROTHER-.
ED It. LAND, FRANCIS J, DltYANl'.
MAHHATTAfETr;:Vp,nMDrT8ni'n.,?-
EDVriif;.ci,o'i!.CEiiTHE BALLET GIRL.
Buthpirf, of The Bullet tllrl. J-tu III. houwtilrs.
AI-.Mlt.vii IIP .tII'mk', Mtu st, and Irving place.
Still crowding the great Academy,
"THE WHITE HEATHER."
MATH, TO DAY AND BT g, EVE HsIB;
IH.IOII Broadway A nimfst.Tll'ATINEK
laDdl.r.M. Evrs., N:13 I TODAY.
Itr.VKI.A'llO.N IN lOMEIIV.
MAY IRWIN Vi iSivWir
.j5Jk SAM T. JACK'S THEATRE. "
W WC& llrmiilitii) NIMl 'Jflth Nf.,
Gksaj iioiik or iii'iti.ixiir..
, 'sCri a mu Miuwr. rvr.uv h ,v. -j n n.
"!-. !!!! CASINO' -iii i'iiuivum
.:,,,,,0., vf01"-. in'.i.i.tii .iioitm
iffl Sit.. TELEPHONE GIRL !
Hold 111. Wile! We'li-Jlus, llusj.llus)'
! Si "BIAL'S. "MATAffi'iuAl?,firAT.
I lS?A CHARttii0N, The Sensation,
f- ''""'I .tml l Ollmr Hinr Ails.
fiRANIl WEItA V3II ST. ft H Msti-ie".
Steo -8T" AVi-en.l 1,S
' CAPT. IMPUDENCE.
! 5th Af THEATltL HwaFgntu,7
W L ' . V " K,' ' "' -lay Sat. at i!
LAST WEEK. fir. Charle. I Olill LA tu ' u
I . TIIKtOVAl. IIOX.
I Next H etL-Juiuca A. Uaroe In Ubora Aorta.
-
Thli Hit appears Wedneadtyi and Satnrdayi.
Hold Inrormnilon Free.
For Booklet! of American, European Hotels,
FALL & WINTER
RESORTS,
Also rates of Apartment! In Hotils below, sail or
addren (send itamp)
fllolel TnrifT Ourcnti.
f JM Vi;. Arr., Xrm Xortl,
J M Jtrytnt St.. T.omfoii,
l.tfi Jtue ir Jtlfoll, J'rtW.v.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE
lilt ATM.
(A. P. meant Amcrloan riant E. P. European.)
ALBANY. N. Y Hotel Ker.more. A. P., tl up
Jo Stanwlx Hall, E. P., (1 up; A. P., 13 up
AHHEV1L1.E, N.C. ..Battery Park Hotel. A. P., up
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, ..Hotel Brighton. A. P., l up
tlo Hotel St. Charles, A.P.. up
do. (J. 11. Borlon, Prop.) Hotel Denis, A, P. 0.BO up
AUOUSTA. On.. Hotel Bon Air (golf links), A, P., 14 up
BALTIMORE, Md Hole! Rennerl, E. T., l.t0 up
I" Tho Stafford Hotel, E. p., 1.00 up
do The Oarrollton, A P.. 3 up
do. ..Hotel Altamont, E. P., tl up; A. P., (V.SO up
do Mount Vernon Hotel, K. P., 1 up
BERMUDA Is'l. HAMILTON ... Hamilton Hotel, A. P.
BOSTON, Mass Hotel Vtudome, A. P., B
do. ..Coptey,Sq.Hotel,E,P.,l,B0upiA.P..3,Soup
BOURNEMOUTH.Eng.Royal Bath Hotel, A. P., tt to fS
BROOKLYN, N. Y Plernpont House, E. P., tl up
1 Hotel St. Oeorgr, E. P.. tl I A. P., t3
CHARLESTON. S. C.Charlcstou Hotel. A. P.. 3.S0 up
Chattauooga.Tenn.NewSouthern,A. Pt i.BO to tn.BO
CIIICAao.IH.Tlio Virginia a.p ,t.80 up; e.p..ll. 80 up
CINCINNATI. O. . .(Irani! Hotel, E. P.. tl ; A. P., t3 up
J J (KEY WEST. HOTEL KEY WF8 T. .. A. P.
-a Open all year. Leon'H. Cllley, Mgr.
llj jS MIAMI. ROYAL TAI.M A.P.
N fl gp OpensJan. IKiH. W. Merrill. Mgr.
2 i'2 - MIAMI, BI8CAYNF. HOTEL A.P.
" ijlU'3 Opens Deo. It It. E. Bemls, Mgr.
m 1 PALM BEACH, Royal Polnclna..A. P.
U 2 Opens Jan. IB) Fred Sterry, Mgr.
k Sjj" PALM BEACH, Palm Beach Inn. ..A. P.
4B-I Opens Dee. 23; Fred Sterry, Mgr.
to ORMOND.TIIE ORMOND A.P.
r.i
a Wz--.s Opens Jan. N; Anderson AFrlce.Mgra.
2B S "a ST.AUQUSTINE.PONCEDEI.EON.A.P.
o". Open! Jan. 10; Robert Murray, Ugr.
kl ST. AUQUSTINE. THE ALCAZAR..A.P.
; OpentNov. 10: Jos.P.Qreaves.Mgr.
M.A.. JACKSONVILLE.S1. James Hotel. A. P.. t4 up.
t'l.t., SUWANEE SPlt'QS Hotel and famous water.
: f TAMPA, TAMPA BAY HOTEL A. P.
jI Opens Dea 8; D. P. Hathaway, Mgr.
hjf WINTER PARS, SEMINOLE A.P.
!jS k3 Opens Jan. 17; A. E. Dick. Mgr.
C2 I" KISSIMMEE. THE KISSIMMEK...A. P.
8"..a"S Opene Jan. 8; L. E. Bullock, Mgr,
ESj OCAL-..OOALA HOUSE A.P.
CE joa Open all year; P. F. Brown, Mgr.
5g S BELLEA1R, BELLEVIEW A.P.
5fa 2a Opens Jan. 17; W. A. Barron. Mgr.
55 Jst puNTAUORDA,HotelPuntaOorda.A.P.
m '-i Opcm Jan. 17; F. II. Abbot, Mgr.
4 tj FORT MEYERS, Fort Meyers Hotel,
Sao I Opens Jan. 17; F. n. Abbot, Mgr.
KANSAS CITY.Mo.TheMldIand.E.P..tlup;A.P.,t3 up
LAKEWOOD, N.J Lakewood Hotel, A. P.. 14 up
do. PALMER HOUSE(Applyforclrcular),A.P.,t3up
LONDON, Eng Hotel Cecil, E. P, 18 up
ao The Inm of Court Hotel, E. P.
LONDON.. (Westminster). St Ermln'iHotel.hlghclaas.
Unsxcclled ror luxury, comfort, oulslne, E. P.. tl up
MARSEILLES, Fr Hotel Noailles a t Metropole
MEMPHIS, TENN....Oa)oso Hotel. A. P.. t.B0tot4
MOBILE.Ala. Battle Uouse.rooms & bath, A.P..I2.5U up
NAPLES, Italy, Hotel Royal-desEtrangera. A. P.. t3 up
do. (Hlgbest.healthlest posltlonl.IItl Bristol, A.l'.,3
do (Splendid view south), Parker's Hotel
do Grand Hotel-de-Londres
NEW ORLEANS, La..New 8LCharlesIIotel,A.P..t4 up
do The Cosmopolitan Hotel, E.P., tl-BO up
do Hotel Orunewald. E.P.,tlup
NEW YORK Filth Avenue Hotel, A. P.. B
do, (B'way A 2Dth it.) . . . OUsey House, E. P., 12 up
do. Bthav44flthst.ThoWlndsor,ap.t4up;e.p..tl.B0up
do The Nctherland. E. P.. '-' ; A. P., tB up
do. (N. P. Barry) Now St. Cloud Hotel, E. P.. tl.BU
do. (Blh av. 4 1 Bth st.) Hotel Kensington. E.P.,t 1.80
do. s.e.cor.Sth av. and 18th st., Hotel Hanover.A.P.
do.(Chambers4W.B'WBy)CosraopolltanlItl.e.p.,tlup
do (B'wayft54th st.)Hotel Bayard(f amlly hotel), A.P.
OLD POINT COMFORT. Va..TheChamberlln,A.P..t4up
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. .New Walton Hotel, E. P., fl up
do The Aldlne notcl. A. P.. $3.30 ud
do. (KejtaurantAlc.&Tdb.)TheLafayette.E.P.,flup
RICHMOND, Va.TheJeffenon,E.P..tl.ri0up;A.P..tSup
8umiiiervllle.S.C.PJneFor'stInn(golf,cycllng)ap,3.B0-S
ST. OEORGE, SlATENISL.TbeCMtleton.A. P.. 84up
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Planters' Hotel,K.P.,t2 up; A.P.,14 up
do. . ..Llndell Hotel. E. P.. tl up; A. P.. t3.B0 up
SYRACUSE, S. Y..Yatrs Hotel, E.P.. tl.BO; A. P.. t4
TIIOMASVILLE, Oa..Plney Woods Hotel. A. P.. t4 up
UTICA.N Y The Butterfleld. A. P., t3 to tS
WaSIIINOTON, D. C Arlington Hotel, A. P., tB
do Ebbltt House, A. P., t4 up
do The Raleigh. E. P., tl.BO up
do The Cochran Hotel. A. P., t4 up
do Hotel Wellington, E. P., tl.BO; A. P., 3
do. Rlggs House, Wlllard'a A National, A. P., t3 up
IKITI.I, .MltTV. French table d'hote.
-I? Wot -Jill" hi. Olve It a trial to-day.
LUNCn. 40c; DINNER, 30c.
Wine and cotfeo Included; aervlce a la carte at all
hours; moderate prices. Rooms by day or eek.
HARMS' HOTEL, northwest corner moth st. and Sd
av. Elegaut rooms by the day or week.
Winter geuortis.
WRGINMHOf SPRINGS
OI'K.V Al.l. Till. lKAII.
2.MI0 Feet Elevation on the
eiiFjm'KAiiK ami oiiio ntiMi'.tr,
Mot wonderful waters In America for rheumatism,
gout, end nervous troubles. Pullman Compartment
Car It-iivo New York 4:30 P.M.. via Pennsylvania
R. R.. TiicmUvs, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Apply
ate iO. oftlces, 802 and I3H0 Bniadwav, or otncei
Pennsylvania 11. It. Address FRED STERRY, man
ager, Hot Springs, Batbrounty, Va.
Excursions.
ClODFISIIINO Str. AKdLER Bundoya. Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays. 21st at.. E. It.. 7i2B
'A. M Battery H A. 11. far. 76c, with bait. Reliable
Pilot AL FOSTER.
guiBiiirjW Chnnceuk
A PARTNER WANTED with only tl.000: menu
tadurlug metal (roods; factory looated uptown,
ue.t side: plant nicely equipped. Apply
Mcdonald a wiqoins. up Nasiau.
V COUNTRY OROCERY STORE.-Located most
promlneut town on the Hudsoui prlco ts.000;un
Incumbered; old established t fine trade. Apply
McDONALt) a WIQOINS, MU Nassau.
TARTNER WANTED WITH 81,000 for manufacture
I. Ing buslucss; references given and expected.
MCDONALD A WIQOINS, UU Nassau.
Iyl'.INTINO at a few hours' notloei 10,000 clrculsrs.
(1; curds and blllhuails, 4Uo. per 1,000 EDUAlt
PR1NT1NO AND STATIONERY CO. Bl) West iltlth St.
J ANTED Ocntlonun with small capital, wishing
11 In engage In tho best paving limine! In the
Stale cau find such an opening by calllug ou the un
dersigned at the Aitor IIou.it', rooin 2U4
II. FRIBBEY.
patents.
IATKNT8 for Inventions procured promptly low
l aim. RiiEDKR A BRIEnEN, H2 Nassau St., N, Y,
Kstahlshiil 1HBL
IJateuti. Send for Investors' tlulda, free. EdgarTate
A Co, Patent bolh'llorb, aiSBroadway.New York.
3UUiurrit ami rrssmnltiun.
SEAL (lAHMK.NTa.-KIni) furs made tn order; model
ling old Kann.uu u epoclslly; prices reasonable.
BARKER'S, 1 in w. UUtll it. (late of Uunthir, Blh av.)
gmvutos.
ABSOLUTE divorces my speilaliy; alimony re
JVduufd, I.awyrrUEORUK ROIIINbON, UU Naaiau,
el.-htn floor; telephone l.uimC'utllaiult.
SIl.K-llIBIIEDUndervests.Sdo.isllkSlocklngi, 4Sc.
I'arUiau Jewelry, half former low prices.
JAJ1MES, DOW Broadway.
SptivriWfl.
B" LICKENspERyEnl No. 0. oVrior7TtBO guaran
teed Hit best. Call or wrllt for catalogue. Ibl
Broadtray, room 0.
uruLrui-ri j'i r.nji-uii.fi.rir ---' J m A , ... . i
rr oirU WtmtB-CHr at tctantry.
mDERGARTEN 5ff
(Fret scholarships limited.) Z. A. OUTTEN, Sup't.,
Metropolitan Temple. 7lhav, and 14thtl.
rtr Bejt nnd Vemg Men City anil Ctuntry.
Educational advantages nnsurpusodi oien all ytar.
Address Pro, AUGUST. Welt Cheater. N. Y.
Business Collesre..
BOOKKEEPINC.-P. a. tti,;,.ix,.
Chartered Aooountant. 22 and 2:1 Oramercy Park,
teaches by his rapid method all that pertains to book
keeping and Accountancy.
A COURSE with him will materially advance gen
tlemen and ladlta engaged tn or outerlng upon busi
ness positions.
STUDENTS prepared for C. P. A. examinations.
A1NE:8 Business Collogo and "School if Slenog
raphy and Typewriting. H2 Boweryt uptown, 107
Westnithst.t bookkeeping, writing, arlllunetlc, cor
respondence, commercial Inw, civil government,
grammar, stenography, and typewriting! taught day
and evenlngi Individual and private Instruction! send
for catalogue.
Musical.
THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC OF AMERICA.
12C AND 12S EAST 17TII ST., NEW YORK,
ANTONIN DVORAK, Director.
Semi-Annual Entrance Examinations.
VfDMV. VIOI.A, TKI.I.O. l'llTlltllANn.
Ms flf. V4-ll.ll -tHriltM!BTM A.ll OH.
CIirctTll.t. -January bth (Wednesday). 2 to 4 P.M.
cilll.liltRVM nV. January Bth (Wednesday),
l-IA-SO AWUIOLI, a to 4 P. M.
BANJO, mandolin, guitar Instructional new and
easy method or note; t3 course) Instruments fur
nlihed. FORMAN A IIOWLETT, lhU Welt flit at.
Ladles parlors! sucoess guaranteed.
FRANZ X.ARENS,
Vm.'AI. nTI'IMO, removed to :il)B 8th av.
Reception hour 1;30 to 2;8n. send forratalogue.
DOHSON'S banln. mandolin, guitar colleges, 1824
Broadway, 38th St., city ; 304 State St., Brooklyn.
Preliminary course, tB.
MANDOLIN, hanlo. guitar, violin; private lessons
day and evening; circulars. J. F. DEAN, 028
3d av.
Dancing- Acndonslea.
UliaSS IMcCABE'S
Danolng School, 21 East 17th st.
Private and class lessons dally; beglnne rt any time.
HARVARD ACADEMY, 1 21)111 st. and Park av., Ed.
J. P nnegan, director; (circulars) separate hall
for beginners.
PROF. COBB'S, B87 Hudson St. Walt t and two-step
guaranteed In 10 private lessons, tBi any hour,
f.x.l Hid.
OA TH ST.. 43 EAST.-Exceptlonal opportunity for
Ovc high-class board and large, well-appointed rooms
In renned bouse; desirable location! best reference!
exchanged.
tteat Hide.
pLINTON PLACE. 74.-Large and tmall rooms;
J board optional; Southerners accommodated; ref
eucci.
1 7TH ST.. 24 WEST, Medium steed room, with
X I board i tingle or doublet also single room: refer
en-je.
Q A TH ST.. 1 1 WEST. Handsomely furnished suites.
Ot with or without private table; alio stp.ruto
rooms; references
QITH 8T.. 27 WEST. nandsomely furnished largo
Ox and small rooms; excellent board; references.
, urniilird$ooraflaunrtraentji to get
Ka.t Nlde.
r?URNIsnF.D room with uie of front parlor. 237
V East 73th at. KR1NOS.
tsett Ride.
GREENWICH ST.. 318. Rooms, 60c. nlghit t3 per
week upward t gas. reading room. Starr Hotel.
1. Second Floor, batbt snlte. private bathi board
optional; permanent or tranilent; referencea. 14
West aid.
07TH ST.. 45 WEST (notel Wilton) Cosey and
i bomellko; steam heated rooms; IS per week
upward.
A fTTH ST., 14B WEST. Newly furnished largo and
'1J small rooms; closets, electrlo lights, and well
heatedt gentlemeni reference..
A KTH ST.. 227 WEST. Handsomely furnished,
Tec) sunny, well heated room, with everything first
class: gentlemen; references.
Jflntf. nud nnrtmtntri So 3t.
VI 'TH ST.. 133 TO 14S WEST. Modern apartment!
1X1 urfiroomtand hath 1 finished In hard wood;
exceedingly large; ventilation; out apartmeut
(sample) furnished by Lord A Taylor. Inquire on
premises.
Stat (Sstnte Six ,5nr gtooblan.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
1JAY8 15 per cent.; tS.SBO buys 2.18 Van Brunt St..
. near Hamilton Ferry: last ono left: 8 story now
brick atoro and flat! no taxes for two j ears.
Mr. FINCH, on premises.
gUnl (Bjitntr gov $ilt or (CxcUatifif.
SALE, or exehsnge, 1,200 acres Southern timber and
agrl ulturallauls, acoesilble to market lir wateri
inort- valuable than a gold mine. UcIIAHU.1 37 B'way,
SuMle atottcrs.
STATE OF NEW YORkTOMPTROI.LF.R'S OFFICE.
BUREAU OF CANAL AFFAIRS. ALU NY. Decem
ber 14, I HU7. Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter
7 of Laws of 1HU3. proposals will be received at this
office until Wednesday, the Stb day of Januarv. 1K0H.
at 12 o'clock noun of tnat day, for a loan or THREE
MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, for which transferable certificates of
stock, registered, prtnolpal aud Interest payable In
gold, wilt be Issued In the name Of the pcoplo of the
State of New York, on the credit of the Sinking Fund
established by said act, bearing Interest ut tbe rata of
three per centum per annum, payable semiannually
on the first day of January and July, and the prlncl-
?al reimbursable on the flrstdsy of January, 1218.
heie bond! are exempt from taxation pursuant to
Chapter BO, Lawa of 1807. Proposal! may be
fortbt whole or any part of tbe loan not leu
than tl. 000, and suob proposals muit be accompanied
by a certified obeck for one per cent, of tbe amount
nf the bonds bid for. Payments for the loan will bt
required to be made on the acceptance of the pro
fossl by deposit In the Bank of tha Manhattan Co. In
he cltr of New York to the credit of Treasurer of
theStatt of New York, on account of Canal Fund," of
tbe amount of the award, together with premium
and accrued Interest from January 1, 1BUH. The
Comptroller reserve! the right to reject all bid! which
aro not In his opinion advantageous to the Interests
of the State Interest on the loan from the first day
of January, 1BD8, will ba payable at the Bank of tbt
Manhattan Co, In the City ot New York. All propo
aalsmust bt sealed and Indorsed "Loan for Canal im
provements." and directed to tne Comptroller of the
State of Now York, Albany, N. Y.
JAMES A. ROBERTS, Comptroller.
l'UIILIC MtlTICK.
Application baring been madt to the Board of Ball
road Commissioners of the State of New York, by the
New York and North vliore Hallway Company (an
electrlo rallroa I proposed to be built from tioliits In
the town of Newtown tn points In the town or
Jamaica, and from points In tho town of Flushing to
points In the towns ot North Ilrmpsfail and Jamaica,
and also from and to points In tbt town ot Flushing,
among othera from Middle Vlllcgt tu Jamaica, f nun
Flusuingto Jamaica, from Flushing to Wfilleslono
and also to W lllets Point, and also to Manhasmtt,
all within tho oonuty of Queens).under the proWslons
or motion Ml of the Rillroad Lhw for the certificate
required under said section that the provision! of the
section have been compiled with amilhat publlo con
venlenco at d a necessity re -ulre the construction of
Its pioposed railroad, uotto Is hereby given that a
publln lie arlng un said ppllcatlon will be held by the
Hoard ot Railroad Commissioners, at tn Committee
Room, in the Mutual Life Building. Ui I.llierty St.,
New York CMy, on Wednesday, January 121b, 1H98,
at 10;30 o'clock A.M.
CHARLES R. DeFREEST, Secretary,
gropouniB.
TO COftTItAtrrOIlM.
Sealed proposals for furnishing the material! and
performing the labor required and necessary for
erecting and finishing Cottages 4, 6. aud 11, ot grouo
D," at Central Isllp. N, V for Manhattan State
Hospital, may be lent by mallordellteredlu person
up to 4:30 P. M. tin Thursday, tbt 20th day or Jan
uary, 1HC. tu Henry E. Howland, Esq., President nf
Hoard of Managers, Xo. 1 Malison avenue, New York
city, at which lime and place the Hoard will recti vt
anil njien all proposals.
Draw lugs and specifications may lie consulted and
blank forms of proposal obtained at the ofllce of the
Hoard of Managers, No. I Mallaon av.. New York
city, and at the ofllce of l.O. Perry, architect. In the
Capitol at Albany, Si. Y.
Each bid mutt be Inclosed In an envelope, traled.
and addressed to Henry E. Howland, Esq , President
of Hoard of Managers. No. 1 Madison av., Ntw York
oily, and Indorsed "Proposal for erecting and nnllh-(111-
cottages 4, B and a for group 'D?ai Central
Ufll.H.Y.' aEollQrff . pODilE.
Btorttary Board 01 Managtra.
M ' ' ,. '
At the Center of the Spider's Web
A Lesson in Municipal Geography
ON a map of Greater New York, strike a circle which sweeps
through its outermost boundaries. The center of that circle
will be at Wanamaker's.
On the same map, observe the spider's web of transpor
tation lines, and note the point of general convergence. Again,
at Wanamaker's.
These are statements which partake little of the metaphor
of advertisement. Each is, in something more than substance,
a geographical fact; the first, accurate to a mere matter of
rods, the second, if not mathematically precise, still truthful
in practice and effect.
No feature of this store is more prominent than its uni
versal accessibility. Four great trunk lines of passenger ser
vice pass our doors; the Broadway and the 3d avenue cables,
which put us uptown, the 3d avenue Elevated, which
puts us on Brooklyn bridge, the 4th avenue Electric cars,
which, by making us but ten minutes distant from the Grand
Central station, put us out in the Northern Suburbs. And the
great arteries of horse and foot traffic ramify from this store
almost as the spread fingers from the palm.
We are at the center of the spider's web.
Two Great Companion Sales
The sales of Muslin Underwear and Household Linens this morning enter
upon their third day. Sales of their magnitude cannot be judged by ordinary
standards. Wanamaker's can be measured only by Wanamaker's, and it is
enough to say that in interest, importance and amount these two sales far sur
pass the high record made here last year.
The present linen prices cannot be offered again. We are selling the last of
the immense importations which arrived ahead of the new tariff. It is the last
chance for thrifty housewives, and to all others to whom a saving of twenty
per cent, is of material importance.
As to the underwear, additional information really seems superfluous in the
face of such selling. The showing prepared on the second floor is an exposition
of the best, cheapest. Further words are unnecessary.
Silk D not be deceived by l
Peticoats tl,ese Pris,--ihese are
rcucouib. not tne clieap kinrjs 0f
petticoats. Moreover, being goods
advertised by us, the saving does not .
come through any " skimping" in .
width or fulness, or in cheap work-
manship. You will find them all right
in every particular, and cheaper than
any you have examined in a long
time. Of full size, tailor finished '
throughout, made from rich taffeta
silks in the newest plain shades, and
in Roman stripes, plaid and check
patterns.
At ft Of changeable taffeta, with corded
umbrella ruffle; or of Roman stripe
Uffeta with corded Spanish ruffle, faced
with percaline ; both velveteen bound.
At $S Of changeable or black taffeta;
corded umbrella ruffle and dust ruffle;
also in checked taffeta, with Spanish
flounce, and small ruffle with cordintr
above; faced with percaline and bound
with velveteen.
At $6 Of Roman stripe taffeta, in two
styles, umbrella ruffle or corded Spanish
ruffle. There's a very pretty lot of
petticoats at this price, and a rich lot of
petticoat bargains.
At $7.75 Of extra quality changeable taf
feta, with Spanish flounce and three small
corded ruffles and dust ruffle. In very
ricli shades.
At J8 Of cliangeable taffeta, corded um
brella ruffle and dust ruffle. A handsome
assortment in light and dark shades.
Second floor.
A Special Sale 7I,E wo.rd " sPjal"
nf rnrpf? 1S one lrd-worked
01 corseis. in advertisement,
but it was made to fit exactly such a
sale as this. Not only are the'se prices
out of the ordinary tor such goods
the goods themselves were specially
made for this occasion.
You may recognize some of the
models not through their prices,
though.
The Estelle Corset. Short lemjth, four
hooks, made of strong jean, sateen strips,
double side steels and clasp, corded bust,
silk flossing and embroidery; white and
drab. Same styles in long waist, white,
drab and black. 60c
The Florence Corset. Made from strong
jean, sateen strips, boned bust, three side
steels; trimmed with lace and ribbons.
Medium length, sizes 18 to 30. 75c
The 11. S. Corset. Of sateen, medium
length, two side steels ; trimmed with lace
and ribbon. $1.
The Elite Corset. Of strong jean, low
bust, long over abdomen, gored hips,
spoon clasps; very heavily boned with
three side steels; made especially for
stout figures; white and drab jean, $1.50;
black sateen, $2; extra sizes, $1.75 and
$2.25.
Second floor, Tenth street-
The Princess May " Jm. is a
filnve iive-tranc
ifi glove in
$' Paris, a
four-shilling glove in London, a Si. 50
glove all over America except in the
Wanamaker stores, where it is 21.
It's at a dollar a pair here, because
we bought a hundred thousand dollars'
worth at one time. It isn't enough to
say that it's the best dollar glove in
America. When you say " the best,"
you imply rivalry, and the Princess
May has no rivals in the dollar grades,
and scarcely an equal at 1.50.
Tenth strret.
nil We have eleven liun-
SfnviU tired of the " star Heat'
aiuvts. ers we )ave JJ0 more
because that was all the maker had.
For the same reason, the price, which
should be $4.50', is
$2.75.
lUs the " hottest" little heater we
know about, and the safest and the
cleanest. It doesn't give any odor
with its heat. It holds enough oil to
burn ten hours.
Casement.
A RlnnLrr-i ,T ' possible to have
Jpf'ar too much of a good
Price tut. thingi It appears that
we have some few cases too many of
the Mission Mills Blankets called by
us the " Santa Rosa." Pure wool in
warp and filling, of course, and a
blanket under which you can sleep in
a blizzard and dream of the tropics.
There's many a night 'twixt now
and spring when you will congratu
late yourself on "having seen this
paragraph :
"Mission mills"
At $6 a pair G2xS0 in , 6 lbs.
At J7 a pair 72x84 in., 7 lbs.
At ?8 a pair 78x86 In , 8 lbs.
At $11 a pair 90x96 in., 10 lbs.
Eastern Made Blankets.
At J2.50 a pair Strong, warm Blankets,
cotton warp, wool tilling; 60x80 in,
4i.j lbs.
At $4.50 a pair Heavy large Blankets,
spool cotton warp ; 70x82 In., S-u lbs.
At 55 a pair All wool, extra heavy, for
large beds; 74x84 in., 6 lbs.
At $5-50 a pair Medium weight, cotton
warp, wool filling; the kind that give
warmth without heaviness ; 70x82 in., 5
lbs.
Third floor.
Cotton Sheets Y,ou c? buy
and Pillow Cases. S b,fefov?ue
they're all gone, for less tlian the ma
terial will cost you at retail. And yet
these were made by high-class and
well-paid workers ; where do their
wages figure ?
Some of these prices are a full fourth
under the present retail figures as gen
erally established. Some of them are
only fifteen per cent, less, but they're
all prices that you'll seek in vain out
side this store. Try; if you have
time enough.
first
bleached PILLOW CASES With two
inch hem, made from well known brands
of muslin.
42X38--.' in., lie. 50x38-a in., 14c.
45x38ia in, 13C. 54x38-18 in., 15c.
SHEETS Of same with two and one-inch
hem.
54x90 in., 32c. 81x90 in., 45c.
63x90 in., 36c. 81x99 in., 50c.
72x90 in., 40c. 90x90 in , 50c.
90x99 in., 54c.
second
bleached PILLOW CASES With two
inch hem, made from a popular brand of
muslin of same fineness but a heavier
thread in the weave.
42x36 in., lie. 45x38ij in., 15c.
42x38 in., 12C. 50x38- in., 16c.
45x36 in., 13C. 538Jin.,l7c.
SHEETS Made from the same muslin with
two and one-inch hem.
54x90 In., 36c. 72x99 in., 50c.
63x90 in., 42c. 81x90 in., 50c.
63x99 in., 46c. 81x99 in., 55c.
72x90 in., 47c. 90x90 in., 55c.
90x99 in., 60c.
third
bleached PILLOW CASES With two
inch hem, from a fine snow-white cotton.
42x381.. in., 14c. 50x38-2 In., 18c.
45x38-1! in.. 16c. 54x38 in., 19c.
SHEETS Made from the same muslin with
two and one-inch hems.
63x9? in., 48c. 81x90 in., 53c.
72x99 in, 52c. 81x99 in., 58c.
00x99 in., 63c.
Fourth
BLEACHED PILLOW CASES With two.
inch hem, from best heavy water-twist
cotton sheeting made.
42x36 in., 14c. 45x3S-a in., 17c.
42x3S'y in., 15C 50x3S.j in., 21C.
45x36 in , 16c. 54x38--j in,, 22c.
SHEETS Mado- from the .line muslin with
two and oifc-incli hems.
72x90 in., 68c. 81x99 in., 7Sc.
72x99 in., 73c. 90x90 in , 75c.
81x90 in., 72c. 90x99 in., 83c.
90x108 in., 90c.
Stationery HER0'S a Prett' box of
,11 correspondence paper
Item. holding 60 sheets and
60 envelopes. Choose between cream
satin wove, or the linen finish. This is
a box which usually would cost you
25c. Take it for 18c.
Ilrosdws.v.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts,
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f)ttf!rsellHslr1frl-r---i. mm.t.AK))tn. .y, . Jj).. ,-., ,&!'
Inspirations for Everybody.
You can study hero at cone, Oriental or
Occidental, antique, mcdlrevnl or modem
styles ; particular features for comers, win
dow seats, or hanging of drnpcrles, all
suited to present-day needs, ntitl how to
adapt Eastern art lmnriliiKs, nigs, brass
work, carrlnR to modern rooms. You can
also gather general Ideas a little liorc, a
little thcro, as n beo gathers sweets from a
clover flold, Paths meant for you to wan- ,
dor In open out luvltlngly unions ths '
beauties on every floor; while cunhlonod
cosey corners wait In all the nooks to lot
youdrlnk In the scenes in lclturclvcomfort.
"ClUV OPTHS MAKER" II
Geo. C.FTlint Co. A
43, 45 and 47 WEST ZiTST fl
NEAR DHOADWAY. H
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I Beware of Imitations li
JOHN DURCAN'I iOH, AOIUTI, NEW VOfttC 1'
g0st Office llot.cc. I
posi omen notice. ?
(Should be retd DAILY bjr all Interested, as changes J
majr occur at anr time.) w
Foreign malls for the week ending Jan. H. 1 808, will cl
close (PROMPTLY In all cases) al tlio Ooneral Post ')
Omce as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close on
hour earlier than closing lime shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. I j
WEDNESDAY. At 7 A.M. (suppli-mentsrjOA.lt.) i
for EUROPE, per steamship St. Louis', via South- I,
ampton: at fl A. M. (supplrmrntnry 0i!10 A. M.)
for EUROPE, per elesmshlp Oermanlc. via .;
Queenstonn: at 10 A. M. for BELU1UH dlrnct, ,i
pereteamshlp Westcrntand, via Antwerp (letter ft
must ha directed "per Westornlnnd").
SATURDAY.-At 7 A. M. for FRANCE. HWITZER 1
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY, 1
EGYPT, and CIUTIHI! INDIA, per steamship La I
uratee-nc', via Havre (letters tor other parts nf I
Europe must tie directed "per La Uretaime")! I
at 8 A. M. for NETHERLANDS illroct. per strain- 1
hip Veendum. via Rotterdam (letters must be
directed "per Vertidsm !: at 10 A. M. (supple
mentary 1 1:30 A. M.) for EUROPE. -er steamship
AuranlK". vlaQuectutown: at 11A.M. ror NOR
WAY direct, per steamship Thlngvalla (loiters
must be directed "perThlUffvalla";.
PRINTED MATTER. Ac-German learners saltlni;
on Tuesdavs take Primed Mutter, He . for Her
man., and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
ao., for other patts of Europe. American and
White Star stcamcra on Widnesdnvs, Qerinan
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunnrd. French and
Oerman steamers on SutunlajH tuke Printed Met
ier. c, for all countries for which they are ad
vertised to carry mall.
After tho closing of the Supplementary Transatlan
tic Malls named above, additional supplementary
molls are opened on tho piers of the American,
English. French and Ocrmnn steamers, and re
main open until within Ten Minutes of tbe hour .
ot (ailing of steamer. '
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WEST INDIES, ftc.
WEDNESDAY. At 2:110 A. M. for PORT ANTONIO.
tier tteamer from Philadelphia! H I A II, for
Irani, per steamship Wordsworth, via p rnom
bueo. Babla and lllo Janeiro (letters for North
Brasll and La Plata countries must bo directed
per Wordsworth"); at 10:30 A.M. fur HAITI,
per steamship Prlns Wlllem IY. (letter
for Venesuela, Curacao, Trinidad. British
and Dutch Uulana must be directed "tier
Prlni Wlllem IV.")t at 1 P. M. for CUBA. i
per steamship Concho, via Havana; at i! P. M. for III
BARBADOS direct and NORTH BRAZIL, via ll
Para, Maranbam and Ceara, per steamship Poly-
carp.
THURSDAY. At 1 r. M. for BRAZIL, per steamship
Imperial Prince, via Rto Janeiro and Santos (let
ters for North Brazil aud La Plata Countries
must be directed "per Imperial Prince"); at 13
M. for JAMAICA, per tcemshlp ArvUnrosn (let
ters for Belize. Puerto Cortex and Guatemala
must be directed " per Anlanrose".
FRIDAY At 1 P. M. (supplementary 1:30 P. M.) for
8T. DOMINOO and TURKS I- LAND, per steam
ship New York; at 1 M. for PORTO RICO
direct, per steamship Arkadla.
SATURDAY. At 2:31) A. M. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per tramshlp Roumanian from Philadelphia; al
B A.M. for BERMUDA, per steamship Trluldadt
at 10 A. M. (supplementary 10:30 A. M ) for
FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, aud CARTIIA
UENA, per steamer Altai (letters for Costa Rica
must be directed "per Altai"); at 10 A.
M. (supplementary luiBO A. M.) for HAITI,
via Port au Prince, 4c, and Savatillla, per
steamship Alps: at 10:30 A. M. for CAMPECHE,
CHIAPAS, TABAbCO and YUCATAN, per steam
ship Yumurl (letters ror other parts of Mexico
and for Cuba must bedlrrcied "per Yumurl"); at
8:30 P. M. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per steamer
from North Sjdneyt at M:.1U p. SI, for HT. PIERRU
MIQUELON, iwr steamer from North Sidney.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and Ihene
by steamer, close at this omce dally at Hum P. M.
Malts for Mlqueloo, by rail to Boston and tbenc ,
bv steamer, close at this umco dally at N:!lu P. M.
Malls for Cuba close at tl Is offlce dally at 7 A.
!., for forwarding by sieanieni sailing (Mondays
and Thursdays) from port Tampa. Fla. Malls for
Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed
for despatch by steamer, close at this offlce dally
at 2:30 A.M. and 3:110 P.M. iltcglstcrud mall
closes al 0 1 M. previous d to,
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Malls for Australia (except those for West Australia),
which are forwarded via Eurotie, New Zealand, 2
Hawaii, FIJI, and Hamosn Islands, per steamship
Moanalfrom ban Francisco), close here dally up i
toJan. 18 at T A. M 11 A. M.,aud 11:30 p. M. (ur I
on arrltal at New York of steamship Aursnla I
with British malls for Australia). Mails for China I
and Japan, per steamship Victoria irromTacoma),
close here dally up to Jan. 12 at (l:3U P.M. Malls
for Australia (except West Australia), New Zr.
land. Hawaii, and FIJI IsUnds, per steamship Ml
owera (from Vanoouver), close here dally after Jan.
12 and up to Jan. 3 at 0.311 P. M. Malls fur China,
Japan, and Hawaii, per steamship Bslglc (from
Ban Francisco), close here dally up to Jan. 9 at
8:30 P.M. Malls for Hawaii, per steamship Aus
tralia (from San Francisco), close here dally up to
Jan, IValtliOOP. M Malls (or China aud Japan
(specially addressed only), per steamship Kniiri's
of Japan (from Vanoouven. oloso hero dally up I fl
Jan. I2 at 0:30 P. M. Malls for tho society 1
Islands, per ship C ty of Papeltl (from Nan Fran I
Cisco), close hero dally up to Jan, H5 nt tl.30 P M. I
Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of sailing
dally and the schedule of closing Is arranged on Ih I
presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. r
Registered mall closes at 8 P. II. previous da)
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Piisliiiaster.
Post Omce, New York, N. Y., Jau. I. I MUh.
! -I
PeflicaT.
ATTENTION, OLD DR GnlNDI.E,Hlt-.lrAlE UNI
VERSITY OF THE CITY OF .NEW YORK. MEDI"
CAL DKPARTUKNl'; S3 YEARS A hl'I'.L lAI.I-ir IN
DISEASES OF MEN. QI.D UR (lltlMU.I. bos en
longer established aud has had more experience than
any other advertising Physician, ill; iapcrs prove
this. Under his scleutlnu treatment IiIimiiI and skin
diseases, pains In bones, red spots, sore throat aud
mouth, ulcers, painful swellings, kidney and bladder
complaints, scalding Inflammations, gruvel, tiudee.
oped oriians, weak back, lost vltallt), are spentl!-, . per
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Sufferers, do not waste time vlattlmr less skilful ph)
slclsus Remember, OLD DR. (H'.lNlil.K nmer falls.
OFFICE OVER 1 0 YEARS at 171 W st lath St., ho
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Sundays, V to U. Heleullno treatment and adt Ice
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In diseases of mem dangerous casi-s solicited; relief
at once; those desiring only first ciais sclentltlo treat
ment should call. TheleadlugKpet'Jallst,!)r.BoiiMhur,
127 West fill St.. ti to 3. 7 to li, humlays. Ill to I
B It. PAUL, 140 East 44th st, only reliable special
ist In all private diseases; blood poliunlng. Irrita
tion. Inflammations, lost vitality, skin diseases
speedily aud permsnently cured! charges low; medi
cine free. Hours U K,
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safely cured with DOCUTA bANDALWOOIl CAP
BUI.tSi cures In seven days; avoid Injurious Imita
tions; none but the DOOUTA geaulusi full directions.
Price SI.60. All druggists.
MRS. OEIRT, mldwire, boards ladlesi coaBnsmsBta, 9
adoption; oonndenilal trettmsali strloUy prt- :
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