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H? j ; . . ' J , Z i ' - - '-- . i ' , ,. . f . i . ..I. i i i r ' i ' 1 vl
K THE SUN
1 Harlem Branch
& 119 west 125th street
1;'
Jg" lIRLwantcdi tipping umbrellas. 70 Mercer at.
i JrtVfKrdii-FEATIikKs'. Flrl-cliui aewrri work
Mf VJ given borne. MAX W1F.NKK, 1C West lid at.
gjomcislic tntnnts Wanted.
ftS Call your
M servant's atti ntlun
JS to this opportunity.
tS Thle coupon entitles a well recommended ser-
off vant to one free lesson at
W MRS, L, SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL,
3fc 808 nth ar., where all branches of cooking are
iff taught by Jlr. (1. Imcke.
SJJS fUIAMBERMAIDS. young, comnctsut cookn nrst-
folk vclasa cooks. gOO to 900; first-class waitresses,
fJP laundresses whodocbalnlwrwoik, waitresses who do
WX: chamberwork, rooks who Hath and Iron, kitchen
St? maids, homework era, French maids, French nurses,
GIST, butlers, second and third mem a umtibor or servants
m wanted at once. Mra 1.. SKELY, OS West 28d at.i
S servants' entrance 302 Olhar.
S3l r-toM'l'ETENT nurse for two children, wagee 2U,
!K V for family In New York.
a iiti, r sEFt.v, sag ntimv.
rjlf tOHI'ETp.MT French maid who will do a llltlo
Afifl vv chamberworkt beat references required,
SyR Mra. 1.. BEE1.V. aog ntn bt.
Wi "iOMPETENT laundress, 180. for flvo In family In
SK Vj Brooklyn; beat references required.
OT Mra. I.. SEEM', 052 0th BT.
B "IJIRST-CLASS cook for family In New York and
mr J? Newport forth summer: wanes $00 to SOOtbest
WK references required. lira. I,. BKKLV. Boa nth ar.
J3c' "7RKNCII nursery governess for a child 3 year old
yjfe' X1 mutt hat a very tost reference-..
Ji ' Mrs. LSKELY, 332 0th ar.
IpnENClt lady's maid, 183; must bo a good seam
X stress and hare beet refcrrncea.
Mn. I.. hKKLV, 3680th a
I7IRST-CLA83 cnok, 130. for Bostom very best refer
JCene required. Mrs. L. SEELY, aiS 01b ar.
TOROTESTANT waitress for I'atcrson, N. J.j wages
X 120; beat references required.
lr. I.. SEEM'. 802 nth ar.
CWEDIH1I parlormaid for airia.ll family In New York!
0 best references ronulrc d.
Mrs. I.. SEEM, 332 ntli ar.
li'nuufl 2HnlM 3tttc.mn.w. ar.
ff EN Write to Moler'e Hnrber School, 3J3 Bow err,
.AIL for free catalogue explaining nsw method of
teaching barber trado In eight wecksi Jobs waiting
graduates.
"VATsTEn-FfffST-CLAIsS HOIK .TlAKKIUi
BTICADY ItllPLOVMBM' Oia.tia..TEi:i) Tt
TBADV, ncl.lAIILR tlKVt WAUKI 'J PER
, DAV. APPI.VTOPICRni.E!t Itl'llliril .tirti.
gi CO.. iowniii; NT.,rniDAV ,iioiti.;.
V&i VV"ASTED-A flrstcTass blank-book "finishers only
r-fjr f an experienced man need applr to
!. ltlCHAHD E. l.U&K & .SON, 8? Llborty at.
m Vctmxtt Mta 3nisccUantt)U3.
J&, 10MPKTENT butlera, also aecond men, for private
xTN ' families; must bare best references.
jS Mrs. L. SEELY, 332 jltll ar.
ft pOMrETENT butler, 0U. foriamlly In Now Yorkt
Ufl J must hare rery best references.
njg Mrs. I,. 8EEM', 332 0th ar.
fi "pLASTEnKKS wanted for'olosgow.Scotland! ageii
KK X -ad. per hour; plenty uorks no dispute. Apply
t- TONNEIt, HBDouglasat., Drummond Sydney at.
m -jQj!1 -Sf1!' cf cmalfis.
V$ A CTIVE young woman as first-class kltchenmatd In
SfBJ -fx- prlrato family: best city rc'i-ren-jr-i. V. II., box
3. PQ4 Bun uptown oftlce, 12ti& Itroidway.
ffiff, TOOK. Thoroughly competent cooks understands
$A v aoupa, meats, dosserts, Ac; bpat cttv references.
J9E K. K., box B0& Sun uptonn otllce, 123 llroadwuy.
Sm , apOMPETENT German woman as nurse to children";
Bi VJ good seamstress: best city references. M. bt box
Hg. BOO Sun uptown ofllce, 121)3 Uroadway.
E?Jt TCMnST-CLASHScookdcalrcs RltuationwhcreTnioheir-
lyM i X maid Is kept; understands all dlstics thoroughly;
WMi best city references. A. K., box 500 sun uptown
gyW1 omcc, 1808 Uruadway.
l'i, , TJURST-CLASS waitress In prlvato fumllv; under-
KMS Xstanda wlnea. aalads. &c: can furnish best cllr
e& ' references, kt. It., boxOIu Sun uptown oftlce, 1 sob
XPjL Broadway.
3k T AUNDHESS.Excellent shirt, collar, and cu IT Iron-
EKf XJ en thoroughly reliable; In prlvato family; city
JSL, references. II. II., box 615 Sun uptown olllce, 1SB3
Jaf Broadway.
aft' TTundRESS. Flrst-elaas-lauurt rcssj" can" launder
$fv Xj ahlrta, collars, and cuffa; excellent cltr refer-
fig ' encos. B. L., box OH Hun uptown oftlce, U'l)3 Broad-
e way.
ftp "EAT young woman as gooil family cook, washer
vjl Jl and Ironcr; ftrst-class cltv references. M. C, box
5R fiOISan uptown office, 1205 Broadway.
'S; "1) ELI ABLE laundress In private family; willing and
Sft! XV obliging; best city references. A. C, box 316
Bun uptown ofllco, 1203 Broadway.
(iiE- JPHOnoUailM' competent young woman as first-
MS Xclass waitress In private family; willing; city ref-
'fa- annoes. M. K., box 317 bun uptown omcc, 1205
SSK Broadway.
3S fpitUSTWOIlTIIY woman as InfanTnmrsoTcan take
;i; X full charge; understands bottle feeding: city ref-
tfQ arencea. A. M., lox 51 u Sun uptown oftlce, 1205
jits Broadway.
$t VELL-BECOMMENUEO young woman as cham-
I bermald and waitress: willing and obllKlug; beat
references. B. IIcO., box 502 Sun uptown oftlce, 1305
Broadway.
"tjlTAITRESS Neat young woman; understands the
TV care of the dining room thoroughly; best refer
ences. M.U., box 503 Sun uptown orrico, 1205 Broad
way. VOUNO YOMAN as firsl-clnis parlormaid or cham
X bermald In private family: first class rofureucea.
B. O'C, box 520 Bun uptown oftlce, 1205 Broadway.
AUVEIITltl'-tli CI.KH14.
Young man, 27 years old, bavlng several years' ex
Etarlence In tho newspaper business, wishes u position
In similar capacity: can furulsn excellent references.
Address K., box 170 bun uptown oftlce, 1203 Broad
way. A YOUNG TdAllItIEIJ5IAN (30)"deslres pt sltlons
.Xcompetent and reliables wlllluf to work at any.
tklng; can furnlsb the Lett of referjuces.
J. HEEDKCK, Ml'atharlno st.
r Y0U! MAN, 2irwlslicsaposltlonInadrertrslng
Ji oftlce; has had 3g years' oxperleuco. A., box 101
Bun oftlce.
tftff StttHUntrjj nittl grruswaliinn.
IfKW-r REAL OABMENTS. Flue furs mada to order; luoilel-
KK,j 1,n 'd garnienta a apeclnltyt prices reaionuble.
Syff-, BARKKIl'S, 11(1 W. tltlth at. dote of (luuther, Sth a..
ji fJnnafortejs, Orgnw, fte.
Ji$ Au nnsortiut-nt of tircoiidIinnil
W STEINWAY
lK sSRAXD, NQ HA It It AM I'l-ltK.HT IMA.MI1,
flj soais nenrly m-, nil mlly wnrrnmeit,
-Xif Also for sale cheap, the largest stock of second hand
I SET planoa of other makers, Including every prouilneut
eaB nuns In America and Kurope.
i'VS IIKUAItl! ' IIOIJI5 IMlTIU"lK1,T
gSf represented as UENUINK STEINWAY 1'IANOS.
J- H T I! I W A V A, IIISH,
mC Slelnrmy Hall. At-w York.
W A RARE CHANCE.
gm Bushman upn ht, waluui insi-. a;&, (3 monthly
JH IIOETZ CO , Nl-ei t Court t., Brooklyn
itM ItKUS & I'ltXIl I'llMW
Irv Anaaaortmontof these high grade planus alnaysrn
K3L , hand; also twoallghtly ustd at I urgilu; new planus
VeE of other makca S200 upward
JSJE' LOUIS J, JOt.CKM'y. 10 East llltll St.
m 3t3iC3r- TF? A "? tr A TTST.
'if? Ontckvriug aiitiaru: in ist be sola; Osft, si in oithly,
(lOETZiCt)., Kl-h:i Court st . Ilrciullyii.
UllllAT IIAIII2AIMS ri'llllillT I'l t.MIt
(lordnn, small aire (3 moiitlilj . ., noil
tiordou, medium aire,, . t'l monthly . tvl.Ml
Gordon, larg st sice 3d iiiontlily S175
ltents . UOHDON, Kill Mh at., bet 2(!h and 21st.
A FEW used I lunos, chenpi new pianos X3 monthly;
Jlcxchangril. rented, CIIHISTIUN. II' last HlllH.
HF.AUTIKUI. upright pianos, tU.l; Flst'hci, HI 1(1;
ili Xstelnay. U'3i Wrlwr, M0; hohnior, sacrlllce.
Wfc' WI.NTKUHOrll. Ui3Eat Itthal.
"' 1 AltnEaasorlmenf. slfghtlr" ueiir0() loil23irent
li t3; aiuall Installments. Ou tier llr.. I3E I It list.
TIIUNCE. Two manual uud peiliil orguu In i;ood
X orders Mill be sold at a sacrllti-ti, eultablo for
borne, lodge room pnrpoM-s. or 4 hapel.
QEOIlllli It SAI.il, '13 Hank st .tty.
"OF-LIABI.E Counor pianos, secou I U3111I, U.'h relT
XV lug. exchauglng, lepalrlug. open cvciiIiiks. I
East d st.
IOTEINWAY'l'IANO. 11 n(iieir iimullily i " upright!
v t j bargain; full-size aituures ft7i.
WleHNF.lt. VSJMst I Ith at.
rpENUFitllillTS, slightly llaeil, li3ach; tun "l
X rights, 1123: low retilula
WlbS.SElt, MID Fulion st., IliDukljn,
?O0i .vrts, fit.
i)ba show
WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB.
Entries Close Saturday, Fob. 5.
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 12 P. M.
JAMES MUllTiatlllt, Mupt.
aMfaaw IMS BUOADWAY,
IH BOOM 111. TOTraBEND B'LD'a
i0i0iifmmt mkm ajsi.saaxiisiSixsssisiiiisisaisiss
MRraopoufAM oratBA Bourns.
GRAND OPERA f
to French, (lerman, and Italian, under Direction of
WALTER UAMltOSCH and C. A. BLLIS.
Evening perrormam ra at 8 o'clock. Mallneea at 9.
NluBI.Il.1UR.tJ TrtlLOOY.
TO.sjitlltT .,,. Dm Wsslksirss"
Mme. Kordlcather nrst appearanse as Brunnhllde)
and Mme. Gadsk), Mmrs. Rtaudlgl, Toronta, neygard,
Van Cauteren. Mattfeldl SIM. Kraus. Flsoher, Italnt.
Conductor. Bamrosch,
WFD. KV'O, FRO meaTtlMl"
FltI.KVn.FED.il . , "Cetterdamnseruna"
(Only Performance.)
BAT, MAT., FEB. 0 Itmnen t Jullelle"
Mines. Mrlba, Toronta, Van Cauterent MM. Ibos,
Campanarl, Boudourrsqne, Btehmann, Halns, Vannl.
Vlrlanl. Shaw. Conductor, Illmhonl.
MONDAY EVCI., Fhll. 7 .. Hnrher or tserllla"
Mines. :telba, Van Cautereni MM. Fallgnae, Campa
narl, Carbolic Boudouresque, Vlrlanl. Conductor,
Bimbonl
SOA1.E OF PK1C1.S-!, $1.80, !. tl.HO. (3, U.
Mat, rvfa. srit. A TNnnhMUaer
IIM.1l fl-.U(llt.1l.ti: AT POfUI.tn PIIICK1.
Mmea. (ladskl. Bsrna, MattfrMi MM. Kraus, Fischer,
lllspham, Van lloosr, Staudltl, Halns, Conductor,
Dnmnmi'li.
tCALE OF rntCCI: 7Se , (1.00, $1.50, t?.50.
Illllllt M'.MIAY IHT KAI ItnT,
At IMmilsr I'rlres. Fell. U at 8:13.
B0l,blHT8t Mine. .Vordlra (her only appearance
In the Sunday Mulit Concerts). Miss lierlrmle Mar
Hirln. llerr Ilo.linmlil. llerr ltnill Flscherln no's
ism's) htaiiat MArr.lt." and a miscellaneous
programme. Conductor, Big. Bimbonl,
rues, tir's. Vrk, Ilia Melateralnicr"
Teatlmnnlnl perrrtnahef IMitfrrad tu
IIKIlll ItMII, riHCIIRtl
In honor of the anniversary of his fortieth rear on
tlio atage and tils ninety-fifth appearanro In Ids great
role of HANS S toils," supported uy the following
cast: Mmes. seyganl, Slaudfgl. MM. Hothmuhl. Hteb
mitin, ltalna, Itrounr, Ctatidlgl, Van Hoose, and
others. Conductur, Damroach
Keats on salt at Itox Oftlce, and alan at Tyson's,
principal hotels, and Hullman'a, 111 Ilmadway.
STEINWAY PIANOS UM'.R
MlmtOPtll.tTAV OPF.n."llOIj"lK.
Six Lenten Orchestral Concerts.
March 1st (erenlne), tub (evening). 12th (matinee),
Hfi (evening), lmh (matinee), 10th (matinee).
THEODORE MmoSdlca,
THOMAS' Si";""3""'
ORCHESTRA, BT'
Subtrrlptlon sain li now golns on at Schuberth's, 2.1
Union Squoru.
SF- PAUL JONES
Kv,B:15,5e.,S0c.,7.'ic. Hatt.Wrd.,83c.iBat .85c.,OOo.
Feb. 7 Souvenlr(&uth) pcrformnco CaitleSa.Op. Co.
MARTHA fngiish.
FMPIRF" THFATRF b-way and 4oth st.
CIIAHI.ES FltOIIMAN Manager
"ANOTHER EMPIRE SUCCEsS."-.N.Y.Sun
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND BATURDAY.
EMPIRE THEATRE COMPANY,
Preaentlng Paul Potter's Great Tlay, '
Tin: coxQuaiitoRS.
still RTItrnT Till! tTnrt, nearOthar.
Nights. S;I5. Beserrod Or.-h. Circle or nl(ony. SOc,
ENGAGEMENT loll A SHOUT TIMB ONLY.
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT,
" Srrcftr! BlQKf r on the utaco."
l.AKT TLMKHof
Sweet Bnniscarra.
HEAP. OLCOTT'S NEW SONUS.
GARRICK THEATRE. E3V8u,',H!!r!rMnar,.a.'1r:t5:
Hojt ft JIcKee. I-f.-sces. Charle Frohman.llanasar.
Matlneen Vo!nola and SaturJajr
MISS MAUDE ADAMS,
UIIIECTION OF CHARLES FltOIIMAN,
In J. M. Ilarrl.-'s Or 'at Cnmedy.
T HE. LJ TT LE MINI STER.
fltl.SfkBT Broadway 4 mith st. I MATINEES
..'. Erei..h:15. Wed. Sat 'i:I5
IRtH s4 W ! a
fl VI ff nouns loao
R MlOCfnHafl,t,'av'-nnd 3d at. Begins W:13.
H-H ItPRfllTTB pASIELFUOHJIAN.... Manager
Hatl UbsUJBQIl Matloeea Thuraday and Sat. z.
I.M'AT ISUCCIUIS Of
tho 5-act domestlo I'rnma by B. C. Carton,
The Tree of Knowledge.
.Special JIatlne-NEXT TUESDAY of Th-PRINCESS
and the UDTTERFLY. with Jas. K. Haclcett.
ST. NICHOLAS
OOTU bT., NEAR COLUSIliUS AV.
Hockey match Saturday. Feb. 0, at 8 P. M.
Yalo vs. Columbia.
.rlYlllSOX HUUAIIK UAItUU.V.
The Oreat Poultry and Pljeon Show.
.M.NTII AUAI, Kxinuirin.v
New York Poultry and Pirjeon Association
CLOSES TO-MORROW NIGHT I
OPEN U A. M ADMISSION SOc.
TO 10:!t(J P. JL CHILDItEN abc.
GARDEfTTHEATRE. &,tj&l!J&iZ
COth CHARLES FRoHMAN Manager
Performance ';?" .'Bbts. Last Sat. Mat.
To-night MR. CHARLES GOGHLAH,
n,sno!?r.,THE ROYAL BOX
PER. 1S-I1ENRY MILI.Hlt IN A NEW PLAY.
WALLACK'S. Mats'satlitS.
K. E. Wee' " :
rnUuction. . LAST
THE GIRL two
FROM PARIS. I WEEKf;..j
HERALD SQUARE THEA. U'way and 30th at.
i.iini.u Chaa. E. Evana. Prop. Evea.at8:lS.
last a vi:kkx.
RirP'Q Production or the I Mats. Wed.
r,'fc'c' J Frlsay Novelty, land Pat. a:13.
THE FRENCH 1MIA1D.
WFRFRJSFin riC MVslcilAlTl,. ibunday
nLDtttariLLUa Mala. Wed. ft Sat. Concert.
ffiiVft,. the WAY-HIGH-MAN.
In olio Frank Hush. O'llrlen tc Harel. others.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Z?:l
TWRATHP. . ,,,0,b to tOTtll Performau'ce
?:rJrJr ' "' " Koren 4 smith's
OPERA Itoniantlo Comlo Otiera. Th
COMPANY HIGHWAYMAN
uoiuiniii, Erg., SslB. Mat. hat , .
THE CHARITY BAIL
OH THE WURSERY AND CHILD'S HOSPITAL,
WALDORF-ASTORIA, m"i$u.?yMa-
Boies can he had from 1 1 lo I at a Eaat 33th st.
Tickets at 111 Woat Both st. and 10 West lltnst.
If F I TH ' S Continuous Perfornunce.
a fia I fl 1 1 9 2Ac. &l)c. Noon to 1 1 P. M.
AMI STICK ll;HlllIHI'(lliri)l' IIKHKA'SOM
ALICE ATIIERTON, FRAZER COULTER AND
(JHACE TIIORNE COULTER, THREE BROS. FOR
TL'NI; linorilEltHTAU.",
RRAMn PERA 2111) ST ft H Matinee
urtftnu aoUHK. hTIIAV P.M. baturlar.
AlllUHTUH 1'ITUll . lessee and Manager
"CUtVlBERLAND '61."
f'Altltl tl.l'.s i l m; litKKI foil I030.
PAKTOR'Q' ""Tvi'ii;ih:i
I0 lUri 9 Kiii-oini..i:r:.
IUt:n to 1 1 I'. .11. Srul. -jt nun ao cents.
IIOIIUY OAYI.OR. I.KWIH ft ERNEST.
COCNTESS VON IIATZFELDr. JOE WELCH
UADI PRfl "PERV Mr. Aug. DaTy'a
ritf L.B1IWI uoitsE. Original Co.
TUp PpmMA Comnlete production
nC VaCIOnn rrm juij,-. Theatre.
.'.cat Week -HENRY MIM.KR In IIEARfHEAhE.
At siii: or siiNU'. 'iTthat. &IrlngPI.
a oriiutrt Titii'sii'ii.
THE WHITE HEATHER
Matlmca Wed uud hat, at 3. Ero., 8:lo.
jk SAM T. JACK'S THEATRE."
lfV IIIIOAIIMAV 30TII lT.
aKSaJ JKMK vi:iais in tini.
V 8 UIU HIIOWS EVERY DAY. 'J and H.
MaNUhTTAM Kv' H,,r'- Mate. Wed, Hat, ilS.
WMt I IHE BALLET GIRL
lllVlK alll.lU.II t.t AT PIIOL'IUII'M, SillUHT.
.m:t tvi:i:n.
llrllolslKl.Tn-iiiorriml I " I.OIIIM M A
st'AssiB'sVIa ITtll I.lril.M
L-'rMi5' I .-The Telephone Silrll"
He lleiuil 1 whuw I Show of lbt city I Show of crowds!
.MIVIKKI IG'I a AT PHOCTOIt'H. UtlltNT.,
M'.il vt IIKK.
lll'HTHlit UIDICII MUSIC Orch. aid Bal
bEOlu.S't nAnLtM HALL. Ilea KSc. uud &0e.
Mn-i;lo rl.n.' I'u.lniKiii A lloli-oiiib, Alice llaymoud
.i '1 mi Klrt.li.iMi, lloit.nt. & Wr.'kbt, Hilly Carter,
.MMft.KI.II..1A ATI'IIUI-TUII'H.'uuiihtTT
MtT It ItKli.
IIIIIM. ll'.icry Evc.&l-at MatTLAhlTibpACSY
l'l, K WEEK. OITrllliai'h's sparkling
TIIKiritH I LA BfcLLl: HELHNE. "
( 'OH ' M JiL s 1r.yp..H.!:2,,T,
Next week, IN IAV NEW YORK. "l '"
iiiiii:ni:i,ii.vi.i. at i-iioctou's, -juuwtTT
mi xr iim. '
CTID A8U6."Mau. Wed. bt".Qal.. 160. Ilal..SBo.
OlAlti 1IIKNII.lKUUI.tU. Ore. SOc,
Neat Week THE OBEAT TRAIN BOBBERY.
MINNIBtnEMUHAK AT rHOCTUUI, OBBIT.,
umwtiAt
sysJstjaaaiisssassssaissasasarssisaiiissi
ARSON SOCIETY.
3RARB MaMiarjatRABM MAIX,
MADISON SQUARE QARDKN,
fridvt. KB. 11. ists.
Tickets. 10 tor lady and ginllamani extra ladle'
ticket. SO 1 may be obtained at Arton nlL 00th at,
and Park ar.. beaQnarteri Hants Dm., comer Madi
son ar. and 68th st.t Ogdsn Kettsnmarer, 0 Lib
erty St. t Wm. Juffftnien. 48 Exchange placei Vm.
Barthman. 1A Maiden lane, near Broadway ireter
Wledtrer. C1 Broadway 1 Bobmer A Co., lie. 106 East
14th st.t Onas. W. Schumann ft Sons, 097 Broadway
Lurch Piano Co., OUT 4th ar., corntr COth st.i OottbeU
Falck, 8. E. corner Bowarjr and arand at. anfl ISO
East I S5lh st.t Tyson A Co., Fifth Avnu Hotel. A
llmltrd number ot boxea and reserved seats can b
bad at Arlon Hall. BBth it. and Park av.
PLhAitrts CONTINUOUS "
ALACErv.r5srr A
LYDIA YKAMANN TrTUS, LILLIAN BURKI ART.
AL LRKOI1 t a ROSEBUDS, SMITH ft CA1IPIIELL.
BOUERT ft O'BRIEN, COL. SHULT'S TRODPK OF
GREAT DANES, MoPhra ft HUI, Lavender ft Thomson,
ilall ft Htaley, Nellie Burt. Sutton ft Jones, Lea
Ingham, other. Afta. 1 So. and 15c.
nnnPTfllVQ msbClass continuous Perform.
rtlUulUn Us Noon to 11 P. a.0' 25c. BOa.
irsstsjssia;n naniis wr iu a . . "w
World 1" M. nUDINOFF. Oreat French Kntertalnrri
CLUFORD and IIUT1I, Comfdyt UVINO PICTURES
THE DOWLINOB. Comedy I 40 other atars.
MnVTI O S4th Bt. n'r U'y. Eres. H:80. Bat. Mat. SilB.
llU I I J HOYT t McKKE 1'RorillRTOn.l
i&SSfiV HILLIAHD "A NEW YORKER."
NEXT MONDAY EVENINO.
Charles Frohman will present
A New Farco In Three Acts, Entitled
OH! SUSANNAH!
Now Running at the Royal Theatre, London.
Cast Includes:
FRITZ WILLIAMS. ROtlERT COTTON, FRANK
DOANE. ALFRED HICKMAN, MAUDE HARRISON,
JESSIE BUSI.EY. MARION LKSTFR. MAY WOOD.
BLANCHE BURTON, UAOUIE FIELDING, AND
JOSEPHINE HALL. Beats now ready.
Extra Til It U'OUXll IV WAX.
mril Now I Execution of Criminals
rllril To-day by Elephants In India
a'l, Hungarian Band Conccrta Aft. ft Eve
MUSEE CINEMATOGRAPH
Attriietlonir Kxhiblu New View hourly, Including
THE OBEnAMMBROAU
PASSBOftfl PLAY
At. 3 mui o p. ar.
KNICKERBOCKERc'atht.
WH. II. I
IrSlftraEI IN HIS NEW COMEDY,
A VBEtGINIA COURTK&HIB.
Seats Ready for Waahlngton'e Birthday.
5TII AV. THEATRE. B'way and 28tU at.
k.v iVKroiiT.
supported by Melbourne MacDowell. To night, Cleo
patra:bat.mat..KcdoraiSat.nlgbttfarcwsll),LaTosca. NEXT MnniCISUA and Jos llaworth Seata now
WEEK lTlUUJtal.it m Mary Htuart. on sale.
KOSTER & BIAL'S Matinee Saturday.
LOTTIE GOLLINS-CHARMIQN
JULIA MACKEY, REMENYI AND OTHERS.
girt nUjs nnd (Sxhibitiaus.
Executor's Absolute Sale.
THOMAS H. KIKBY, Auctioneer.
-ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE GATHER
INQS OF PICTURES OFFERED FOR RALE ANY
WHERE IN THE WORLD."
To-night JH To-night
at tPn AT
8:15. gjgjSr 8:15.
At ' Chiokering Hall,
Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street.
Admission without card. (No reserved seats.)
Concluding Sale of
Famous Pictures
BY
Famous Masters
Gathered by the late
Wm. H. Stewart.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Managers,
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH. NEW YORK.
gentling Motrin and gcjatnurnnt?'.
667BRbADWA677
CENTRAL HOTEL,
I A T1IK HEART OP SJEIV IOHK.
Location absolutely unequalled for Business, Sight
scelns, and Pleasure.
Tim sesr flapld Transit Cable Llnee rasalnv
tho floor run tho Untlre xnath or Ilroaol.
way from the flattery to Central Parle,
paaslna all the Fashionable Ntorea,
Theatre., Mnd Principal Attrao
tlona or the CUT.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT Passengers ran take LEX
INGTON AVENUECABLE CARS direct to or from tho
Hotel to 4 2d St. Station, or Fourth Avenue Cars
direct to Astor place or Bond St., one block In front,
PAS8ENUF.RS ARRIVINO BY ANY OF THE FER
RIES or either FOREIGN or COASTWISE STEAMERS
can take any Cross-Town car or walk to Broadway
and take Cable Cars direct to the Hotel, or, via the
Sixth Avenue Elevated, stopping at Bleecker Street
Station, one block from Hotel.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
The regular Tariff of Charges Tor each person wilt be:
Fur Itoom only . . SI. on. 81, SO and na.no
mill Honrit - S'J.BO, aja.oo. ss.sw
Sinai Meals ...-... 7a Cent,
tfpeclulllatesror Families or Permanent ii ue.t..
Send for circulars, maps and other Information to
TII.LV IIAV.MKH, Proprletar.
United States Hotel, Broadway Central
Boston, Hotel, New York.
THE SLEVIN HOTEL,
14TII ST. AND 7TII AV.
ForBntleinn. n the Euroj'oan plan, $1 per dayi
special rates for largo and small Kuomi, by the week
or month.
HUaif SLRVIFroprletor.
Cooper Union Hotel,
IG, 17, am" 10 3d av. Handsomely furnished rooms;
permanent or transient; rat. moderate.
IltlTKI, SIAttTV. French table d'hote.
T neat asih si. Olve It a trial to-day,
LUNCH. 40e.i DINNER, 00c.
Wine and colfen Included) aervlce a la carte at all
hours; moderate prices. Rooms by day or week.
Winter lUtforw.
V8RGSN.A HOT SPRINGS
oi'itsj am. run viiaii.
-.'.300 Feet Elevation on the
rilKIAPl:tl(P. AM OHIO IIAII.WA1'.
Motlwondirful waters In America for rheumatism,
Kout, and nervous troubles Pullman Compartment
far leases New York 4i3UP M. .via Pennsylvania R.H.,
Tuesilai a. Thursdays, and Saturdays. Apply at C. & o,
offices, Mil'.' and i:IK3 Broadway, offices Pennsylvania
It. It., or F. II. Hchorleld. Met. liMe , Uad. sq, Address
FRE!)STEHHY,manaircr,HotSprluira,l!athcounty,Va.
ColUflte nntl eUoolfj.
Par Boja aad 1'oanc Sirs-City and Cauntry.
SACRED .HEART ACADEMY.
nelrct Catholic Boarding bcnooli advautaites unsur
passed! new buildings, new oval; rates reaaonable.
lid term KebJ. Brother At'QUhT. West Chester. N.Y.
rtOLLEUE PllEPARATJON.-Frencb, daisies, math-
v ematlcaimy eoholara successful.
A. AttMAQNAC. Ph. P., BUS West End av.
Musical.
BANJO, mandolin, euttarTjIs, clot and buck dan
cing taught; Instruments furnished.
J. BOOAN. BO Bd av.
Hcltools or Klocutlon ana Oramatle Arta.
STACK JNrVFK.UCTaON.
Ladles and gentlemen thoroughly and practically
prepared for the professional stage at the Lawrenca,
School or Acting, ion West 42d st.i fully equipped
atage, acenery, Ac, In class room. Hand for circular.
Dastelnsi Academies.
MISS McCABE'S
Dancing School, al Eaat 17th st.
Private and class lessons dallyi beginners any time.
HAItVARD AOADEUY, 18th at. and Park av., Ed.
J. Flnnegan, director; (circulars) separata ball
for beginners. .
- -- 1 T' '
Further Furniture Facts
YOU can't tell whether you're getting a bargain or not,
until you see the goods. Prices in themselves are not
conclusive. In reading the following detail, please do so with
this in mind :
That the selection of this -furniture for our February sale
has been made from the offerings of only well-known and re
liable makers, whose names are in themselves guarantees of worth
and workmanship;
That the sale-list includes a number of pieces of the
magnificent "hand-made" furniture recently described to you,
and which is admittedly the finest made in this country, outside
of the highest class custom work ;
That the Brass and Iron Bedsteads are taken from our regu
lar stock, and you know what that is.
Low prices, certainly, low enough to make you sus
picious of qualities, perhaps, if it were not this store which
was offering them. But beside low prices, above and beyond
the mere element of little figures, the furniture is good furniture,
and in many cases the best furniture which money will buy.
Now read the prices.
Bedroom Suits Bureaus
At $9.50 Of oik, 3 pieces ; full sized bed- At 5'-Of oik, fancy shaped top, 32x16, 3
stead, carved headboards bureau with top large drawers, cast brass handles ; mirror
36x17, 3 large drawers, French bevel plate 16x20.
mirror 18x20; washstand with double At 17 Of oak, top 16x36, 3 large drawers,
closet. cast brass handles and bevel plate mirror
At Si 8 Of ash, 3 pieces; full size bedstead, 18x20.
carved headboard; cheval dressing bureau, At 8.75 Of oak, top 33x20, 3 large
top 46x17, 2 large and 2 small drawers drawers and cupboard in base, cast
and hat box In base, bevel plate mirror brass handles and bevel plate mirror
18x40; washstand, top 31x16, with 3 12x20.
drawers In base; cast brass trimmings. dj
At 45 Of curly birch, 3 pieces; full sized iJeOSteaaS
bedstead, headboard nicely carved; dress- At $3 Enameled bedsteads, 3 feet wide,
ing bureau with fancy shaped front, top with best quality woven wire mattress;
44x22, 2 large and 2 small drawers in guaranteed for five years,
base, pattern plate Frencli bevel mirror At J7.90 Enameled bedstead, In all the
26x32; fancy shaped front combination widths, swell footboard, brass top rails
commode, top 20x34; cast brass trim- and brass knobs, best quality woven wire
mlngs; highly polished. mattress; guaranteed for five years.
At $65 Of solid mahogany, 3 pieces; full rg. .. . T . ,
sized bedstead, carved headboard ; dress- 1 OUei 1 UDICS
ing bureau with swell frdnt, fancy shaped At $10 Enamel finished, fancy shaped top
top 48x22, 2 large and 2 small drawers 20x30, l large drawer, serpentine front,
in base, pattern plate French bevel mlr- oval French bevel plate mirror 16x20.
ror 30x40; swell front commode with At $16 Of solid mahogany, fancy shaped
fancy shaped top 18x36; cast brass top 32x19, l large drawer, swell front
trimmings; highly polished. and oval French bevel plate mirror 16x24.
The Difference Between 88 and 100
If your eyes are sufficiently keen to distinguish between a
cloth having 100 threads to the inch, and one having 88, you
can tell at a glance the difference between the ginghams we are
selling at
Eight and One-Half Cents a Yard
and the best ginghams made in the world. Can you do it ?
There's no other difference than this one of threads per inch.
The patterns are just as good, in fact practically identical. But
the other costs 2c. a yard, 3Sc a yard if it is Scotch.
These are now regular 12 l-2c. goods, but probably more
familiar to vou as the kind which ruled at 20c. a yard for some
years. We' sold 19,76? yards of them yesterday at 8 l-2c. There
remain of the lot something less than 7,000 yards, not enough
for three days' selling, for to-day's selling will He larger than yes
terday's. Don't be too late.
New I ot AN interesting dis- Mens cu We took stock in
ofSrfrWc plav of pretty gar- Rn..T,f!i the Clothing Store
of Children s e-nts ,, tlwf ChlI. Be Quick ! this week& lt is
Dresses. dren's Wear " Store always a process which results in dis-
to-day. Among them a new arrival coveries, and we made one this time.
of moderately-priced percale and We round more broken lots than we
gingham dresses for tots 2 to 4 years expected. Broken lots have no busi-
of age. ess here, and so:
At esc-Of percale, in pmk or blue , About one hundred Men's Suits in
grounds with neat stripes or checks, tancy cheviots and worsteds, good
Gretchen, yoke effect, and bertha; collar, styles and desirable, or they wouldn't
sleeves and belt trimmed with while be broken up in sizes.
briM- , , , Formerly $13.50 to $20; now $10 a suit.
At 85c Boy's dress of percale, box- second floor,
plaited from neck; large square collar, nf. reali u,lnr
cuffs and belt trimmed with braid. Consider U,. H. . rc,aJ ze.wI,at
At $1-Gulmpe dress of gingham, blouse Tjlis reading Ridpath's History
effect; double ruffle around shoulders, "" of the World would do
embroidery trimmed; red, blue or pink for you ?
plaids or checks. a half hour daily for a single year
B.cod floor. Fourth av.nu.. will put you in touch with every im-
Twn Cnrcset About 600 new portant event since human life began.
rhnnr-nrT corsets, boujjht advan- Is knowledge worth while ? Histor-
wnances. tageously. go on sale ical information lies at the foundation
this morning at a third off usual prices, of all learning. Everything that is, is
In all sizes and shapes. but the result of what has been.
At 95c Of French coutil, extra long waist, And the pleasure of it ! Ridpath's
high corded bust, well boned, 2 side Great Universal History is as fascinat-
steels, white and drab, 18 to 30 inches; na as a romance
regularly $1.50. f, . '
a -r a h, ..... .imii,.-. t UPon Payment of One Dollar the comp ele
ifi !uF7rf SLTl. iEiS f Li cP.f st is delivered at once. There are eight
little French models straight front, short mlSjive volumes fi non tne 4 non iiimtri.
Shite' or Mid ' Cno side r& Payments to comPlete " transaction-first
iK,5cn ' ' Pyment in thirty days after jolning-for the
regularly $2.50 cloth-bound, $1.50 a month; for the lialf.Russia
Btoond floor. by far the more durable and attractive $2
Old Furniture KffiS S2S&1 fr sump,uus fu" mrcc' ,X5
MfifiP Now re-cover inaioia specimen pages, illustrations, maps, charts,
jnuut m,W. paror su,t arKj make testimonials and full information, sent free,
it look nearly as bright as when pur- The nook wore, ninth atr.at.
chased. There are English corduroys picure Wn frame pictures to
here at 85c a yd. 18 colors; silk, c order promptly and at
faced Tapestries in 5 colors at $1.75 ; framing. ijttie cost. An assort-
and beautiful silk Tapestries in 3 colors ment of mouldings from which clioos-
at 53.75. ing should be easy. You may see them
mira floor. in the new picture store, Fifth floor.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart, & .Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts.
?
I
H.6ARKI
West Fourteen th Street.
FRIDAy, AS tlSUAL, BARGAIN Dacj,
with
New Goods at Prices
that
Have made Friday Famous.
Ladies' tlr,DERWE&K To-dayi-
Muslln Drawers umbrella ruffle laoe trim ,81
Oood quality Canton flannel Drawers h(m ,80
Oood quality Canton flannel Knloksrbockera ,37
Extra slse Canton flannel Drawers emb'y trim .40
CamDrla Corset Covera-emb'v or laoe trim .10
ltuslln Oowns four Inserting emu'y ruffle ,49
Cambrlo and Muslin-fancy atrles wsre .08 ,0C
Outing flannel Downs sailor collar ,40
Others In f anoy stripes tucks and lace trlm'd ,80
UusUn Skirts deep smb'r or lac Inserting .05
Fin Cambric handsomely trlm'd 1,40
All Wool Knit Sklrts-rrortn 1.49 .08
Outlns; Flannel Sklrte-sllk scallop .40
Children's Canton flannel Drawers ruffle .10
Chlldren'a Canton flannel ruffle ot rmb'y .86
Chlldren'a Knit Wool Skirts-all colors .40
Chlldren'a Mualln Skirts ruffle of emb'y ,40
Chlldren'a Fine Jean and Cambric
II. W. Waists-" seconds" value ,9 .SO
Ladles' C. P. Corseta short, medium and lout
waists-odd sizes were H.BO to 4.50 1,49, .1.08
Boas' Clothing T..day:-
AU Wool Sailor Suits 3 tolOyrt 1,08
Finer combination collars braid trim 8.08
All Wool Double Breast Suits 4 to IB 1,08
Finer 4 tola yn usually Four fifty 8,08
Cheviot Knee Trousers 4 to tflyrs 80
AU Wool Khee Trousers navy and mixtures, ,40
Balance of Hats and Caps were BO cents 10
Finer qualities were 00 and 70 cents 80
Ontlne Flannel and Cambrlo Waists 10
Laundered rercale Waists were .83 40
eUTLERtJ Ts-day!-
Dlnner Kntvea and Forks set of six tub 80
Oenulue Stag handle Carver and Fork... 08
Solid Steel Solssors nickel plated 17
Raxor Eround Corn Knives pearl handles 60
Genuine French Brier Pipes now mouth pleoa .16
Rubber Handle Tea Knives oral shape ds 1 ,84
Tlietif PrtctB tptak
trfft a force word cannot give,
euRTAiN Draperies To-d.y:-
(0.00 Silk Brocstels and Damasks now 1 .08
Bagdad Stripe Tapsstrles 00 inches wide 40
nravy Heraldic Tapestries 08
Best Silk Warp Tapestries all colors 1.49
(0.00 French Tapestry Wall Panels th yds. 8.08
Best furniture Velvets all colors 76
Japanese Gold Art Crepes 30 patterns 7'i
Flt'd and Coin Spot Muslins SO and 40 Inch O's
Tambour Sash Muslins value, la's 94
Fancy Fish Net Curtaining .104
Fancy Co I'd Opcnn ork Scrims 40 Inch 9 a
New Figured SUkollnes were O's G"s
Irish Point PansI Laces ,3 0
Decorating Denims new designs .llss
Velvet finish Cretonnes 31 Inches wide 0
neavyRep Cretonnes SO Inches wide .12h
Fanay Figured Tickings ,10
New Linen Stripe Slip Coverings 30 Inch ,3 1
Manufacturer's Tapestry Remnants ,16 to 1,08
Curtains and Portieres Tedsy!-
Orlental Strlpo and Derby Tapestry Portieres 1,08
Silk Froa Frou Portieres were 11.00 6.08
Silk Brocallna Portieres were 8.00 4,08
Silk Moire Damask Portlsres ware 12.00 0.08
Stlk Empire Damask Portieres were 1S.00 8.08
300 pair Ruffled Muslin Curtains; value 1.1U ,86
Best Scotch Lace Curtains Bp to 00 Inch wide 1,20
White Irish Point Curtains-value 0.00 3.08
Rugs, Shades, etc. Te-dsyi-
Wool filled Art Squares 0x0 ft 1.48
Wool filled Art Squarcs-7axU ft 2.10
Wool filled Art Squares-Pin ft 8.00
Wool filled Art Squares-Ox la rt 3.40
Fancy Combination Fur Rugs !0xB4 Inch.,,. 1.08
1-j yd. Silk Tapestry Table Covers; were 3.00. 1.08
2 yard Venetian Tapestry Covers; were 9. 00. 1,40
Chenille Table Covers 2 yds sq fringed 70
Bestnolland Window Shades Knot fringe
30 to 30 Inches spring roller value 00 ots. ,20
Opaque Shades 8 Inch Russian Lace 30
Shelf Oilcloth IB styles 3
Fancy Teblo Oilcloth Us yds wide 12
Fancy Table OIIcloth-la yds wide 10
White Enamel Curtain Poles brass trim 10
Brass Poles 3 ft long brass trim 36
Thtte PrlccM tpeali
tclth a force tvorda cannot give.
Linens and Towels To-day
All Linen Table Damasks-3 yds, wide 30
Bleached Table Damasks 08 Inches wide 20
All Linen Double Damasks 00 to 73 Inch ,03
All Linen Napxlns S3 Inchea square da 1.16
Silver bleached medium also ds 40
10 Inch All Linen Dollies col'd borders 4
44 Inch Honeycomb Towels red borders 8
All Linen Damask Towtls-Slx42 Inch 10
All Linen Hemstlchiluck col'd borders 12
Extra Heavy Turkish Towels-20x30 Inch 12g
Flannels To-diy:-
Yard Wide White Shakers-lSHi cent quality Ob
Heavy Canton Flannela 6's
All Wool Gray Shakers yard wide 24
fcllkEmb'd White Flannels ; value ,00 40
Kmb'd Skirt Patterns-full slse 20
All Wool Shrunk Skirt Patterns-full slie 70
Stamped Goods, etc Todey:-
Btaraped Openwork Scarfs 2 yards long 20
Twisted and RopeKmb'y Silk doien skslns. ,28
Sateen Skirt Vokea all alias 8
Velveteen Dreaa Binding 0 yard piece 12
Soutache Ilrald V4 yard piece 16
Red Marking Cotton doien apools 8
Colored Sewing Silk doten spools , 21
Dress Linings Tcday:-
Extra fine Skirting Moreens Bl'k and colors, , 1 2 "a
SO Inch Roman Stripe and Plaid Skirting 1H
Cross-bar Crinolines black, white, and gray, 4
Best quality Skirt Cambrloa all colors 3 t.
Ready Cut Linings perfect fitting-all sites. , 1 0
Bed Coverings Tedsy:-
11-4 Strictly All Wool Whit Blankets-pair. 2.08
11-4 Heavy White California Wool Blankets. 3, OB
Full site White Crochet Quilts 40
Extraheavy White Crochet new designs 06
Full alio Fancy Sllkollne Comfortables 08
Best Live Oeese Feathers pound 06
Shawl Dept. Ta-deyi-
AU Wool Shoulder Shawls plain and fancy,. ,30
All Wool Reversible Beaver Shawls 3,40
Bllk-and-Worsted Shawls yds. equare 1.08
Wool Cashmere Shawls knot fringe 3,08
AU as advertised. .... Uahera
Dress Silks T,.lir
Satin Figured Crepons evening shades. .no
Satin Striped and Flg'd Silks light and dark .29
AU 811k Black Pongees 3Slnob.es wide... . ag
All Silk Black Satin Dnchesse '41)
Black Brocaded Silks and8atlns newdeslgns. .(19
Striped and Brocaded Changeable Silks. . .4,11
Plain China silka-brlght colors 21
Fancy Figured Molro Velours light colors 4 9
Wash Fabrics T,r
Woven Madras Shirtings worth. 18g. .. . 51,
Finest American Organdies elsewhere .17 . ,12'i
Satin Stripe Organdies handsome styles ,24
Emb'd Lappet Cloths-dark and light 9',
Fancy Corded Lawns shilling quality. . . gi,
Extra fine Scotch Olnghami S3 Inches wide .124
Fine Zephyr Ginghams U00 styles 0-,
Best American plaids and stripes 5,
Yard wllo Percales .Savy, Black and Oamet Q
New Dress Cambrics excellent styles 37,
White Goods uu,
30 Inch Check Nainsooks limit SO yds. f,
40 Inch Fine Whits Organdies value .10 g
Fine "Spring-tide " rialilt-lO cent quality .. rjst
40 Inch Apron Lawns Emb'il effects 34
Imported Dotted Swisses 48 Inches wide 27
84 Inch Fine India Linens shilling quality.. 0(
Hosierh. Gloves, etc. Todl)
Children's Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose 15
Ladles' Cotton Hose double soles rast Black. , 1 9
lien's Natural Wool Socks all sites 19
Ladles' Ribbed Cotton Vests all sites 9
Men's Fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers 39
Men's Natural Wool Shlrta and Drawers 09
Men's Scarlet Medicated Shlrta and Drawers. ,87
Ladles' Moreen Skirts velvet bound 1 ,p 7
Ladles' 4-Button Rmb'd Kid Oloves ,, ,79
Ladles' Heavy Pique Kid (-Button 89
Tttete Pi-fres tpenk
tr ifft a force tcordt cannot give.
Jackets and Capes Te.,,,v.
Ladles' Cloth Jackets silk facings 1,98
Rough Cheviot Jackets silk half lined 3.93
Persian Cloth satin lined throughout 4.08
Fine Kersey Jackets silk lined throughout... 0.08
Finest Kersey strap seams fine silk linings. 0.08
Valour Plush Capes Jet and furtrlm 4.08
Fine Applique Velour Finish Plush Capet 0.98
Reversible Plaid Beaver Oolf Capes 0.98
Waists and Wrappers Te-d.y:-
New Wrappers braid trim lined 49
Cashmere Tea Oowns lace trim, 3.99
Finest China Silk Tea Oowns fancy trim 8.08
All Wool Eiderdown Bath Robes ribbon trim 2.30
Wool Shirt WalsU-llned throughout QB
BrlUlantlne Weiets cluster tucked front 1.98
Fine Taffeta Silk lined throughout 2.98
Handsome Satin Dnchesse bayadere tucking 6.03
Misses- Dept To
Hisses' Serge Dress Skirts 30 to SO Inch.. 2.98
Misses' Shirt Waists of aU wool fabrics OB
Olrls' Two toned Cloth Reef ere value 0.73 . . 3 .0 8
Misses' Jackets of plain and fancy mixtures 1 .0 H
Babies Wear Te..y -
LongandShort Bedford Cord Coats braid trim 1.08
Ripple Cloth Short Coats-fancy trim 2.0D
Cmb'd Silk Caps fancy ruches 49
Black and White Leggln Drawers 1U
Tliete Prices mpeah
tcith a force words cannot give.
Dress Goods To-day -
Fancy Check Suitings; value.83 144
SO cent Plaids light and dark now 10
All Wool French Serges worth .30 24
Novelty Suitings were .00 to .73 39
00 Inch All-Wool Tailor Cloths value .00 49
Fine quality Imported Suitings; worth 1.00.. .OH
Bilk and Wool Plalds-9S cent quality 49
40 inch Storm Serges all colors and Black., ,61)
00 cent Black Goods-all the principal fabrics ,2 9
Furs and Trimmings Tcd.y:-
Pearl Garnitures value .70 39
Black Spangled Blouae Fronts 1.98
Electric Sesl Collarettes fancy silk linings... 1 .08
Imitation Stone Marten Boas 10 tails 2 P8
Imitation Stone Marten Muffs to match ... 2 l'8
Children's Lsmb Sets .98
Laces and Handk'fs Tods, -
Emb'd Moussellne de Soles 32 and 4.1 Inch . .(19
Fancy and Torchon Laces and Inserting S
811k Applique, Cbantllly and Net top Laces . 14
72 Inch Black Brussels Nets 70
Black Silk La Tos:aNets-49 Inches wide. ., .75
Ladles' Emb'd Handk'fa-usually ,l2a 64
Men's All Lluenllandk'fs; usually ,10 11
Neckwear and Ribbons Tody-
Tan'eta.ChtHon and Moussellne deSnlePleatlnrs HI)
Twlce-around Scarfa of fancy Roman stripes .08
Lace Yokea with ribbon Insertlngs...., 20 i
ChlfTon Jabots deep lace ruffle 2ft
8g Inch rtoh fancy atrlpe and Plaid Ribbons . .16
3 Inch Satin Gros Grains-extra quality 1134
4 "a Inch Fancy and Plain Moire Taffetea 19
Toilet Articles T.d.y-
1O00 Sheets Best Toilet Tissue f
Four and Five Row Tooth Brushas 7
Powder Puffs some of the best makes 3
Highly scented Toilet Soaps 3 cakes In box 10
These Prices speak
tclth a force words cannot give.
New Embroideries Tod.y-
Swlss, Cambric and Nainsook Embroideries,. .12'-)
Emb'd Skirt Flounclags best stylet 19
37 Inch Fine Embroideries 100 styles P9
43 Inch Embroideries for Infanta' dresses. , '0
Art Goods, etc ts, -
Japanese Gold Emb'd Satin Sofa Cushions,,,, 2 'a
Oold Emb'd Lambrequins knot fringe ,,, 1.03
Mourning Paper and Envelopes box l"-
Velvet finish Tinted Stationery box ,,,,,, . 4
Combination Pencil and Paint Boxes '
Leather Goods, etc. Tods- I
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Real Seal Chatelaine Bags-chamois lined. .. 7 5 1
Real Seal Loathsr Belts faaoy buokles - ' I
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About The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916

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