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v. , : a : " ' .. . . . .... ,, .. , i - . --in ii n i i i "
Ik m u g t ta tttjc,
, ..GRAND OPERA
ffiL b French. Herman, and Italian, under Direction of
M WALTMl DAMItOSCII iinrl 0. A. ELLIS.
"(V Evening performances at a o'clock, Matinees at 8.
rA ttli ! mill "Il.meo el Juliette"
'It (Only Performance.)
iS Hmn. Melba, Toronta, Van Cautarent MM. tboi,
" Campenarl, Bourtoure sqiie, Htehminn, IUIot, V'annl,
tVlvlanl, Shaw. Conductor. Ulmtonl.
TII-ftlUIIT Tinnhaiiser
oki.y rmtKiiniAVii! at roi'tn.An riticr.
limes. Oad.kl, Barns. Matlfrldi IM Krau, Flichar,
llllpham, Vd Hoose, Ktaudll, Ilalna. Conductor,
at-i- Damroseh
f RCALF. OF TRICKS: 78c, 1.00. $1.80, .80.
W MONDAY KV'O, FEB. 7 Mariier or Kellle"
ffl limes. Mrllia, Van Caiitrrcni MM. t-allgnao. Canipa-
7u pari, Carboce, Doudouresque, Vlvlanl. Conduolor,
3sJ Blmbonl
nit Tue. Kt'c. Feb. 1 llle Meliterslngcr"
ii Testimonial Drrrirmfinrf Ir-ndr-reil to
iii-itii kiii, rmniRit
ftP tn honor of tlm anniversary of his fortieth year on I
Z& the stage and Mi iiinct fifth appearance In his treat I
K role of " II AN8 HAOIIH." supported tiy tlio following
3 cull Mines soyrard.stamlutl. JIM. Unthmiihl, Bteh-
ftf inann, Italnt, llreuer, Mauillgl, Van Hooso, and
Ax albert. Cmiductiir, Damrosch.
K WI.D. nV'U, FKH l "WeaTrlerl "
vi Fill. KV'O, FK1I 11 ., lotlrrilnmntf-riing"
?Ja SCALE Ol' I'llICKS-tl, 81, an, . tS.BO. (.1, $4.
$w Keats on sale at Hot. omce, and also at Tyiou'a,
. prlnclpalboteU,andltiillmairH.lll nroodway.
Kg 8TEI.NWAY PIANOS UiED.
v4 MitTitoroi.iTM npnnt iiniRR.
S TO-MORROW EV'C AT 8: 15,
I THIRD SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
?; Under direction Walter Uanirixrli ami U. A. Ellis.
fk AT POPULAR PRICES.
ni Mmc. Xorillcn,
Her only appearanco In the Sunday Night Concertat
aft ifss (iertvutlo Jlny stctn, Jlcrr
it Jtotlunnhl, Ii err JCmll Itscher,
m, JVeiK 1'oriY Symphony Orchestra.
Biff:. Hltnhonl . . . Voiuluclor
PUOORAMMK-" 1 None dl Figaro," Moaart
ij, (Orchestra) Air from Ilk nil " Adrlano." Wasnor
ji; Otfa Mteln) Air, LaJulvr, Halcvy (llerr Fischer)
jK -Intermerio. ' Uavallnrla Itnstlcana." Mascagnt
SS (Orchestra) -La Relno do Saba, Gounod (Sim?,
Ih Vordloa) -Stilto from " I.'Arltlt'nne.M Ulrot (Or
Ml chet tra)-M Utabat Mater' lloaalnl (Mme. Nordlca,
;jR MJia Rteln, llerr Itotbmuhl, llerr KlAchcr, Chorui of
.' he Opera Company) Overture, "I.a Oaiia Ladra,"
Zlotilnl (Orcheitra).
. Beau, SOcentatotl.SOi box Mat, 2: ndmlnlon.
df BO centa. On aals at box omce, Tyion'a, principal
Vtif boteli. and Uullman'i, HI llroadway.
fr Mirriutroi.iTAV oi-i-nt iiorsn
Six Lenten Orchestral Concerts.
ih March 1st (evening), UH, (eveulnpl. 12th (matinee),
f'M 14th (erenlns), loth (matinee), luih (matinee).
I THEODORE mS
I THOMAS' S0H0,mann'
I ORCHESTRA, 58?
8ubacrlptlou lale Ii now going on at Schuberth'a, S3
Union Square.
if QfcitTSiiiii CONTINUOUS
I r A LAC E wrsssr-D-s0
j LYDlA VEAMANS TITOS, LILLIAN IlUItKI ART.
fflt AL LEV.C.n a IIOSEIIUDS, SJIITII 4 CAMI'IIKLL.
Vf BOOEHT ft O'llRIKX, COL. SIIUI.T'S TilOUl'K OF
& OIIEAT DANES, Jlcl'hre mil. Lrm-ndcr Thonuon.
pall & Staley, Kcllle llurt. Sutton Jones, Leo
l Ingham, others. Afts. 10c. and !i3c.
m DDnPTflD'Q lUsh Cltt" '-'-""II'-ou l'irform-
rnUUlUn O. Noon toll P. ".te" 25o.. 60o.
Vlt- MlllICi: IltltllVIIOItn In "A Stan of the
World:" M. I10DINOFF. Qnnt French Fntertalneri
ef CLIFFORD and HUTU. Comedy; L1VI.VO I'JCTUKES;
S THE DOWLINOM. Comedy; 40 other stars.
5 Extra tiik i7itHi i vx.
py CnrjU X I Execution of Crlmlnnls
ft Cllt Rl Today by Elephants In India
iS iiiinrp Hungarian Band Concerts Aft. & Ka
I MUSEE CINEMATOGRAPH
f Attractions. ExhlbltsKenr VIoks hourly. Including
THE OnEItAMMEUGAU
PASSION PLAY
jg At 3 and O P. 31.
jf ItTII HTItEBT TlIRtTllE, near tlth v.
iSl lilghti. B:16. Keserrod Orch. Circle or B.icony, toe.
i, JIAinEE TO-otr.
Jf ENOAOF.MK.NT FOB A SHORT TIME ONLY.
& CHAUIMCEY OLCOTT,
y$f weetcKt ilnfrer on the ttaue."
f IAT T1K? of
'if- Sweet Inniscarra.
J! Iltf kit flfllTT!0 ML lit .f-WTS-lu
tiV jsai vajvvaj. w nun LJiJij.
f CIIIIKEIIIAU A. Mll
J; OltANI) COSCEUTS.
j.AJ " O II 0 On Tuesday Aft.. Feb. ci, at 3,
Matinee Franz Rummel
3 Recital irlllplaythe
I W CHICKERING PIANO.
T neaerrod semti, f l.DOt admission. 1. Now on s&la
JJ at box omce. Cblckf rlritf Hall.
I EMPIRE THEATRE. SFIS
W, CHARLES FHOUMAN Jlanager
E. "ANOTHER EMPIRE SUCCEbS."N.Y.Sun
Si MATINEES TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
t EMPIRE THEATRE COMPANY,
eft rreaentlng Paul rotter's Oreat Play, '
ST. NICHOLAS
i iumfa.iafii''ai
W OOTU ST., NEAIt COLUJIUUS AV.
t " ' Hockey match to-night at B o'clock.
-tA Yale ts. Columbia.
I KNICKERBdCKERc7haSt
si wu. ii.
IDAIMEC EtE., 8:30. Mat. To-day 2:15.
& llilAriE IN niS NEW COMEDY,
A VUtiilXlA CUUBITMI1IIE.
& Beats Beady for Washington's IHrthdny.
B Kr CLOSES TO-NIGHT F"
',t New York Poultry and Pigeon Association
f MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
- Bee the beautiful bird. ee alt the fancy pigeons
., the Ilttlo chicks from tho ln.ubators pet stock
i sjxhlblu ft show with Interest to every one.
ut Admission DO cents. Children 25 cents.
M Open u A. Jl. to I0:ao P. M.
m MERALn hQUABr. TUBA, ll'way and asth st.
W . ns.iini.1 Clias. E. Evans, Prop. Evcs.at8:15.
'-ft, 1.AHT U UttKlts.
iw RlfiP'fi Production of the I JIats.Wed.
ST, nlWCO Frisky Novell). I anil In da 2:15.
THE FRENCH MABD.
ii !SfALLifilT . K'tnlngs, 8:16.
M - VfWUi-AUl. O. Mats. Wed. aTodayata.
E. E. Kloe's ;
5$ Production. ; LAbT :
S THE GIRL : two j
I FROM PARIS, j ?.J
BROADWAY THEATRE, i?.S'
THEATRE I """h ,0 ,07,u I'erformanc
Z ?rti . . of Uo Koven ft Smiths
S? OPERA Iloniantlo Cnmlo Opera. The
COMPANY. H I C HWAYMAN
fZ ' Krg..mi6. Mat. To day, 2.
GARDEN THEATRE ?.7" st- n'' Ma.ii.on aVT
Pne.. MR. CHARLES C06HLAN,
tt&t. THE ROYAL BOX
KED.16-HENUVMII,l.t.lt IN A .NEW PLAY?
!!L THE CHARITY- BALL
WALDORF-ASTORIA, l,,"V?ll""'
HARLEM IS! " "'oA-K-''""
A Next Week-HENltY MILI.hU In llEAHTShAhK.
S ACAUKJIV OH Mt'NIf. llthst VlniSsH
ft THE WHITE HEATHER
Matliuej To-day and Wed. at 2, Eve., n-16,
S- PASTOR'S (tiMnion
l I'JlVO in 1 1 l. ii. Krai, an ;m rents.
ffi AUOORTUh Piroi) liJi ana iauager
-CUMBERLAND '6 1."
MllllHlir..Mtl utc 1111111:111. t Kilt luiuo.
.. . . PIt-d by MrlbulirueHwIlunell.
;S 85tJ.Uar' l,ll"ra. T.inlilu, (fatvnrll), La Towa
I S MODJESKA rV" J'"h' real. n"
J ;'-gK moHJuum n Mnryhtuart un sale
SlfTfiiEfiiiaEfGiRL
. faello) Win, 1i.r 1 1 imisMtWA
?' rMunvm 'i.it i.umii
S fyASMIV. "lh Irin.huiiPt.lrlin
a BlarllenMUmiuviltilKitviif Ihecltr'Miuwofcrowdil
II UI.IEKLIUIA Al'l'IIOrlult'N SlUUkT..
I BT lVaCICU.
I COLUMBUS "''' T1I1: mouti"
T CTID Atb:15. Matk W-d.& fo day it'.loo. Il.T"
. OlAHl Till! ail. I Hit HIM.. 26c Ore.. 50c
f Next Wk-fllE UlttAI I11AI.N ItoUlltliY
MIXAiacHKMbMAJ. AT fltOCIUIfS, USUBfCT
MEXT WKatU. '
IBVIMCI iTolay Last Kopaesr Matlae. .
! HUCB ' Bream Mrrformanoa.
', ttlaTKI. L "U Ilglil.li lUOOE."
The Progress of Two Sales
OF the 77,23 yards of Ginghams offered Thursday morning at 8 l-2c. a yard there remain this morning
38,639 yards. At this rate of selling there will be none left after Monday. Almost exactly one-half has
gone in two days. They are 12 l-2c. goods in 23 styles.
The February Sale of Chamber Furniture is establishing a new record for itself. All grades of Bed
room Suits and Odd Pieces, except trash grades, at an average saving of one-third.
ai THINKING of a f TTfc . rutiA Mr At.L of the winter
com'siorc. srjr-sjR low rnces on jewelry "5a.cr a-jajsrt
We've grouped a lot of , such clothing, . . . - . move quickly to make room for crowd
well made and fashionable, to sell at A INOVelty III SaleS ng new spring arrivals. So, too, with
-rsv , '"THE stoiy behind this sale is the common one of a manu- '"".
W0 1 facturer who came to us for a quick outlet, but in this W A
J2 case the application is unusual, for ' the goods in question JiHrVfL.
- JeV- are artCles f jewelry. A trade sale in jewelry is ViN
M PW GA somewhat unique, but this will prove quite as interesting as fSs
f Oslft T our sales ,n general, and rather more than usually profitable v($nffi "IA
h J yCjb- to the purchaser. lsJS.
yJWTf AH the gold in this lot is 1 4 karat. All the jewels are 'tWf w ISs
l I s genuine, of course. Don't let the little prices deceive you into fi )- Xv--vivS?
' " I ))) believing them imitations. J(X f vw
.. v ome iese art'cles are costly, diamonds and rubies can- m1 . ft
"'lWl liwiW" not be little-figured even in a Wanamaker sale. But they are K Jl
K a" cheaP' m tne best sense f tnat much-abused word. Straight W YiyJ 4?
( V through the stock, from the dollar-and-a-half stickpins to the vvlnij yltijtr-
) j fifty-dollar brooches, there is a saving of about one-third over LL
' regular prices. We mean low regular prices ; jewelry prices are . .
1 not mathematically fixed and often depend on other matters than jZ C , -trl
very little prices. Bring vour sons intrinsic worth. Some of these goods would be double these mA,J
with you the little fellows" from 3 to figures in exclusive jewelry stores. ' "HlftS. if
12 yearsTthey'll be interested in the TICKPINSFrom,,sotojS9. bib-pins-!2.7S tofts. J?
stock ; prices on their wearing apparel At $2.25-14 kt. gold, winged wheel, set At 2.75-Plain gold; large size, neat -
are also greatly reduced. with pearls ; regularly $3. pattern.
FOR MEN At W Mercury wings, with pearls j value At $4.50 Etruscan Isold, chased pattern, many little gowns and skirts. Prices
Attro? nect,T'S,ua,tWrS,ed 4V'f " r dU"d mSSSI 3fgft d two are iUSt half the fo0g:
ATrSS & ?f ines, dUmonds SMdfSto? rfnrn.d &T jSflSbS M
JtrwereStS. DDtftliJ rterly Bi' At f2-Real amber, neat gold back in beaded chiffon. Were $2 to $8.
At 7-Young men's fancy cheviot suits; BR C HE-f;.om, U& k"V r,egI"I?1rly i5 u a, a a At 2Sf Children's Flannelette Gowns, pink
sizes 13 to 19 years. SlO to 113 50 At fo Circlet of mercury wings, in col- At J23 Real shell, gold back, diamonds and or blue stripe,
qualities. ored gold, with six whole pearls ; reg- Prls. At I5c.-Children's Flannelette Skirts with
FOR BOYS ularlv " nkw. PINS $2.50 to $48. waists, 1 to 3 years.
At $3 Sailor suits in plain and fancy At $12.75 Of gold and enamel, diamond At $2.50 Real shell, gold mounted. second floor. Tenth street.
colors-3 to 12 years. $5 to $7 grades. centre; regularly $17. At $7 Real shell, two prongs, elaborate
At J3.50-Double breasted jacket suits, in At $11 Miniature brooch, hand painted on open workdesign in gold; regularly $9.50. Girls' TWO lots very desirable
fancy all-wool cheviots. $5 to $6 grades. Jv?!hKu,S;u0ttx?5,A ... At $48-Amber, three prongs, beautiful nocnn dresses to you, too meet
At -All-wool knee trousers. Specla. MSS&SsSSS K & d'amndS; " J f' with a Piti! PtS
At 75c-English corduroy knee trousers. J M. . . , .. . . f. FRIENDSHIP RiNGS-$i.50 to $s. ty-. Some are marked at only a third
St Quality At $60 Miniature broocli. land painted on Butterfly, fleur de lys and other patterns; Original values,
second fi5or. Fourth avenue. ivory, gold getting with 14 dUmonds; pearls and turquoises. N , ..., ,. ,
reguUrlyfSO. LOCKETS $3.75 to $35. No. l-At $Z50 to $8.75 In one and two
Saturday Prices A whole SLEEVE LINKS-From $4.25 to $38. At $3.75-Heart-shaped Roman gold, chased fe? uijf j sme of V,,e hJteL lvi,th Etn
Ci'tvful of At $5-0f Etruscan gold, Louis XIV. pattern; pattern ; regularly $5. . jackets, deep saUor collar, braid trimmed;
00 m e n h a s reSu,ar,y 6'7S' At $fi.50-HeIrt-sIuped, with dUmond cen- ffM.andc"qr'm.Ute$ ! pUin coI.ors
Mnn'c Fiirnishincrci u rn.,u At $o.50-Jade, slender owl shape, gold tre; regularly $8.75- ,,??inSue t0 14 yearS; values
men S HirniSningS. learned the set ; regularly $14. At $G.75-0f gold and platinum, circular ,s Ji7,50' , .
true significance of " Saturday Prices " Others in bloodstones, onyx, carbuncle, shape; regularly $9. "- 27.?f serges, cheviots and high-class
in the Men's Furnishing Store. To- amethyst, topaz, and garnets; prices up At $3i-Very heavy, gold and platinum, 3 TySnn I B ?,ef a
day's offerings are just as attract- to38- diamond centre. ttOwtoM
ive as those in several previous sales. Values up to sjo.
fSSSS'HS'nsSS. Women's Imported Capes at Half 1 !.,,
All remarkably cheap. qnlv a small number of them about seventy-five but all stylish and Hosiery Items women Just here
300 dor. imported white Lawn 1 Ties, just in beautiful. Exclusive, too, for there are no duplicates, nor are there likely to be , . ' . .. ' ,from Germany.
heXP ykSi S gWy W " at You may select one of these without fear of encountering its counterpart any- N.ot sensationally cheap, but an oB-
7Ur Hr,7An where- T" were fairly Priced tw0 months aS- At present figures the v,0"s n,d straightforward value that
J .- d(!zen'1 . . . , offering is a rare one, indeed. 6 ca"4 fai' to appeal to you power-
Theyare 25c. ties anywhere else. Sold in , -f, , . , . ' ...... , fullv
one-half dozen andozen only. AT S-Of ox-blood red Broadcloth, hand- AT $40-Two styles. One of reseda green AY 3 DJirs or c0,nf fin, .. -o..
1,200 Men's Domet Night Shirts that were ""'v trimmed all over with black Broadcloth with fitted back; effective MdSu ShT with ff fi
made to sell for 75C; in patterns that are soutMhe braid, collar front and bottom trimming of black soutache braid; collar d reM?iSd so a8 ffi
full of taste. edged with black Thibet fur; lined with and bottom edged with moire astrakhan nee ana reinforced soles. A 25c.-a-pair
o . back satin ; 25 in. deep. Was $55. fur; black satin Hnlne. The other of ... i. . .. j.
38 CentS. AT $35-Of 'Bengaline silk, fitted back; velour, with ftted back beautiful! cm- At tSn Ehkr&S'T ? b1?
Don't confound these with the ordinary beautifully appliqued all over with black broidered with jet and appiiqued with cotton, unbleached feet; regular value,
trade sale garments. velour, edged with silk embroidery ; brocade mohair ; collar, front and bottom P
100 more of those now famous waterproof black satin lining ; storm collar of Alaska edged with ostrich feather trimming Br0lu,',s'-
coats for men; cut Urge and long ; twisted sable. Was $70. Both garments were good values at $80! r. From nrimwil ,.,
covert in tan, with velvet collars. Vou second floor. Broad-ay. From DaWO fKL"" pnmevai man
can't get this quality elsewhere for less n nntp t0 your next - door
ThScraXffied this mornmg Shoes for the Family at Small Expense founding of thenistbody7asfr4
' XreZXZ Ah ? t0. be fP.vidred rfr' ? C?,rSe 're Jhe ,rulers of the household. B. C to the passage of" the Wley
worth less than a half dollar. About 650 pairs of little feet may be well and neatly shod with but little to pay Tariff, Ridpath's History of the
Broadway and .Ninth street. while this sample lot lasts. It's from a maker seeking a portion of our trade World traces the evolution of man
Women's Gloves v E R 5,000 and the product of his factory is good or it would not be here. Of kidskin' kind and the nations step by step,
A firpiif Cnlo ' Pairs of wom- with patent leather tips; stout oak leather soles with spring heels: buttoned or graphically, interestingly, with no im
n. uTcui oust. ens giace laced; and the prices absurdly low are for sizes 6 to 8 75c; sizes 81 to Portant fact omitted, with no un
gloves, four buttons, heavily embroid- 2 95c a necessary crowding of unimportant
ered, go on sale to-day at 75c. a rj XTn,rn n-A r 1 details-
pair no house in this country has rUr YVOmeil auU UIHS The style is flowing, the narrative
ever sold these gloves at less than $1, Opportunities for a substantial saving in this line, too, that should be of in- as absorb,n a romance in striking
and many of them get Sl.25 for terest to the economical. Three lots only are mentioned contrast to every other work that lm
them. White, black, and every de- At $i.so-Little lots from high class lines, At $2.4o-The Kee-Wanamaker shoti,, attemPteJd t deal with such a range of
sirable color. Ample selling space broken In sizes but perfect in quality. cold oVaamp wtlthu fi the comfort- facts and fiSures-
has been provided at special tables. At $2-Greater variety of better lines. giving, health-preserving, money-savlne You will some day feel the need of
You can have one pair or a dozen Mostly $4 grades. We can fit most any shoe-both laced and buttoned,-most of this greatest of all histories Buv it
no limitation. foot m these. these grades reduced from $3.90. now, while you can share in the bene-
Pure Candy Seinder"" Women's LegglHgS at Half ijshe'16 frm the P"b'
Not High Priced. perSonal super- . All the knee-high Jersey Qoth Leggings in stock, prices of which have V" itn .. ,
vision of our candy chief, and the en 75c to $1.50, are grouped to go quickly at 50c a pair! set TdeiB St once Thare'eigWal!
prices are uniformly less than those Knee high cloth and corduroy leggings, tan, blue and black best si 7 s.'.ve volumes, 6.500 pages, 4,000 illustrations,
generally asked for the same goods, qualities at SI a pair Members agree to make fifteen monthly pay-
For instance, you are required in many . J. . -...- !? ffSP"!, 'I'M"!5 t.in-first Py-
pjaces to payioc. for fie mixed choc An Offering of Men's Shoes at $3 ,SSStPi1SUlSrl&
olates, glace fruits and bon-bons. Not We'll mention onlv this one sort So fir as hii m(.r;,i 7- m.f Russia-by far the more durable and attractive
here, however. We ask GOc. for our are rohcerned it is a sTdtLl vali.At ,i 2' mMf iVl"'1 makinl T,2a montl,! for su"'Pts "" morocco!
very best which are the verv best !,-".' m "t g u at Jnat P.ncc- Of calfskin, tanned $2.50 a month.
trv for vourself ?n.,the ong side," with the gram boxed or broken up. A sensible .Members may resign within ten days, and
u y ior yuuran. leatlier looks, fees and wears well. Newest toe shaDes- soles finish anrt their payments will be returned.
Chocolale-covered caramels the details all to be desired, snapes, soies, linish and specimen pages, illustrations, maps, durti,
30c. kind here for 20C roartn 0oue Nlntn ,tntU testimonials and full information, sent free.
Tbe Book Store, Ninth street.
JOHN WANAMAKER
. Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., Qth and loth sts.
mucrmrrjt.5.
U fl VT' Q 2th St. nrD'y.Evs.H.ilO.Uat.To-daygtiS.
nil I I O H0YTMcKEE ritOPKILTOns
HILLIABD "A NEW YORKER,"
NEXT MONDAY EVENING
Charles Frohuian will present
A Krw Fares In Three Acta, Eutltled
OH! SUSANNAH!
Now Ituunlni at Hie itoyal Theatre, London.
Cast Includfat
FltlTZ WIIXIAUH, ItOIIKllT COTTON, FRANK
llllANK, ALKIlllI HICKMAN, MAI'UE IIABniSON.
JKhMF. I1USI.F.V. MAttlUN LESTF.H. MAY WOOD.
III.ANCIIE UUIITON. UAOUIF. FIELDING, AND
JOtFl'lIINF. HALL, bcalsnow ready.
II laTsrllAd thav.and vad7t. Ticglns HiTS
1 V I'll HyitANIKI. FKOHMAK. lisunjor
blUlaUlfll ilailucKTbureday and batTst.
The Tree of Knowledge.
V!Pcl-lal llatlne- SFXTTUEbDAYof Tll I'RI.SUEKS
and the HUTTKHFLV. vrlth J as. K. llackett,
WEBER & FIELDS' Mat. To-day. on2.V,
I'OUSSBJ CAI'K. KKiruUSi
KM-a,. the WAY-HIGH-MAN.
In olio Frauk llmh. O'llrlro at Havel, others,
IC F B T U ' S Continuous Perlorraince7
fab I I II W 23c, &0c. Soon to 11 r, it.
aui vTsciHux;Hitrrcr(liiTor tiiKaKAaitsi
ALICE ATUEHTOX. FKAZEB COULTEB AND
OIUCE TH011KE COULTEB. THREE BROS. VOiV
TUNIl 8DOTUEB6TAJUJ.
glmugtmcntg.
AMERICAN JsMBfc
v. PAUL JONES
SvX'1!l.B'ss,-'S0c-75c- Mats. Wed .VScsdat ,&c.,60c,
Feb 7-ouvenlr(oUlhperrormsnoe CaatlsBa.Op. Co.
MARTHA .uh.
CARRICK THEATRE. SSS.tfet'o "mSSSS'
tloyt McICee, Lnurtm Charles Ffoh'man.Manaeer!
Matluees To-dav and Wednesday.
MISS MAUDE ADAMS,
DIRECTION OF CHARLES FROIIMAN,
. . 'n i. M. Uarrle's Oreat Comedy,
TH E J.ITTLE JVHTER.
KOSTER & BIAL'S XSSZ&gT
LOTTIE COLLINS-CHARMION
JULIA MACKEY. REMhNYl AND OTHEIM.
Btl.ItfHT Broadway A liuth at. MATINEE
UIaJJPU. Eves., I6. TO-DAY.
ONE LAU01I If HOURS LONO.
may mwiiv T',?E 1 vrflg-ag
MIHSIK KKLIUMAW AT I'UOCTUK'at. aUT.
HKXT WBKK. '
J SAM T. JACK'S THEATRE. "
XTm UROSDWAT OTU T.
IS JKKKia VBTAUAX la tUbU.
Wq I Bid aiXOWB EVEitY CAT. 8 and B.
ELLIOTT DAINGEfiPIELD'S
GREAT PICTURE,
Child of Mary
' NOW ON VIEW AT
KUCKNER'S GALLERY,
7 West 28th St., Now York,
NEAR OTII AVENUE.
JNtPECTlOX IMalTKP.
gttisonnl 3oUrf$.
(Jet your Suit cleaned and pressed at 00 cents. Re
pairing, Dyeing and Altering at reaaonable rates.
Ladles' sklru rebound, cleaned and pressed at 1 1.00.
BatUtactory work guaranteed.
THE BEYMANN TAILORINO CO.,
1H03 Broadway, Baaement.
9ff. urutttttf.
f' neanM tA0tssfnrriHji0
, .wwm amo omen
rjmsmm m oktattauietv luanr actitmsv
CoUtoris una gthools.
rr Here aad VoautT llfe City aad Couatry,
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.
Select Cathollo Hoarding-Bcboolj adrantisJs unsur
passed new bulldluKi, new oval rates roasonatle.
Hd term teb. I. Drolhsr AUOUST. Westchester. N. y.
ror Ulrla audi uung nremeu City and Couatry,
KINDERGARTEN tS0tce'9
Feb. 1st. (Free scholarships limited.) Calloarlv.
Z, A. CUTTEN. Met. Temple. 7th ay. and lth st.
Husluraa ColloKea.
FREE NIGHT CUSS !.UH
at htenography and Tyierltlng 1 raining Kchool. 8
Kastagdst, 1'ersonal regl.tratlon (1 to HI' M.). Dar
essloos u A. M. to 4 r M. Coaohlng, spcedloai sf.
ayatemsi club rates. F. E. i'AUUlall. l.NbTRUOTOlt.
MusloaL
BANJO, mandolin, guitar. Jig, clog and buck dar
olng taught i Instrumenta furnished.
, J. POOAN. l M ar.
Dancing Aeadeuiloa.
MOSS MkTCABE'S
Danolng School, HI East 17th st.
Private and olaaa taasona dally l beglnneta aay time.
HAKVAJtD ACADEMY, I Win at. and fark avTST
. J. FtjUegaa. dJrectori (drcuian) separata liau
UiEAlRJNI
West Fourteenth Street.
Great Cry! Little Wool!
Those who moke extraordinary preten
sions should not oITer old goods, with a ,
great hurrah, as bargains
NOR
compare American fabrics five or sis
years old with "best Imported," mora
especially when better styles are oue
where sold at far lower price.
GINGHAMS
At SIX CENTS and Ihrct-qutrttrs
,.f. Greater Variety and Better Designs
STAPLE AND FANCg
than elsewhere offered at
EIGHT eEiNTS nd i,.u.
MEW gORK BOgERS
are too well educated
TO PURCHASE OLD GOODS AS NEW
Other OPec'a's TVe:
Ladie Jacket and Capes Bogs1 Clothing
Ladles' Cloth Jackets-silk facings 1.08 All Wool SaUor SulU StolOyrs J.Q8
Rough Cheviot Jacketa-allk half lined 3.99 Finer combination collars braid trim 2.08
Persian Cloth-aatln lined throughout 4.08 All Wool Double Breast SulU 4 to 15 i.QB
Flno Kersey Jackets-silk lined throughout.. 0,08 Finer 4 to IB yrs-usually Four fifty 2.08
Finest Kersey-etrap seams flno silk linings. 0.08 Cheviot Knee Trousers 4 to 10 yrs .29
Velour Plush Capes Jet and fur trim 4.08 All Wool Kneo Trousers navy and mixtures .49
Fine Applique Velour Finish Plush Capes,... 0.08 Balance of lists and Caps were t0 cents 10
Reversible Plaid Beaver Oolf Capes 0.08 Finer qualities wore 09 and TSoents 29
Outing Flannel and Cambria Waists 10
Ladies- Waists and Wrappers ,.-w.re.8S 8
New Wrappers braid trim lined 40 Llnnmrt f rnr-
Cashmere Tea Oowns-lace trim 3.08 IlOSIERg, b LOVES, ETC.
Finest China Silk Tea downs-fancy trim.... 8.08
All Wool ElderdownBathrtobos-rlbbontrlm 2.30 0UUren a"T nibbed Cotton Hoae 12
Wool Shirt Walsta-Uned throughout 08 L""'Cotton Hoao-double soles-fast Black .10
Brllllantlne Waists-cluster tuoked front 1.08 M'n, Natural Wool Socka-all sizes xo
Flno Taffeta SUk-llned throughout 2.08 Mn' F'ece lined Hhlrta and Drawers 39
Handsome Satin Duchease-bayadore tucking 6.08 Men's Natural Wool bhlrta and Drawers 09
Jlen'a Scarlet Medicated Shirts and Drawers- .87
Ladles' Moreen Skirts velvet bound 1,07
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS LadlesM-ButtonEmbMKIdOIovcs 70
' Ladles' Heavy Pique Kid 4-Button 80
All Wool Mixed Cheviot Dress SklrU 1.08
Figured Black Brllllantlne Skirts 1.00 -1 r
Kllk and Mohair Novelty Mixtures 2.0B J EWELR3 AND SILVERWARE
All Wool Black Serges 2.08
All Wool Cheviot-circular tucking 3.08 Clover Stick Pins 31
Flno Cheviot Skirts-atrap seams 3.08 Kolled 0M Pln St-Tl,lue 74 49
Bough Cheviot-bayadere tucks 4.O8 Enm,"wl Wreath Plns-rhinestono settings. .24
Satin Brocaded Silk-velvet binding 308 La(,le' shlrt Wal,t SeU-aasorted designs 24.
Silk and Satin Brocade-new styles 7.40 FrBnch 01,t n1 oxidised Oirdle 49
Ollt, oxldlrcd and allver-plated Buckles 49
Rogers German Sliver Tea Spoons h dos 25
mibbfcb UtHAHlrltni Rogers Gorman 8IIver Table Spoons a dos.. .50
Rogers German Silver Table Forks "adoz.... .60
Misses' Serge Dress SklrU 35 to as Inch 2.08 Rogers Triple-plated Knives and Forks
Misses' Shirt Waists of all wool fabrics 08 set of six each 1 99
Olrls' Two-toned Cloth Reefers valuo fl.7S.. 3.08 Rogers Berry Spoons each .'...'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' o8
Misses' Jackets of plain and fancy mixtures, 1.08 Rogers Soup Ladlea eaeh. , , j!49
I W. L. Douglas ;
polished liSiifess. By y"1"8 of persevtarlng endeavor $
m fbee. JSpfesv we have obta,ned about all the SJ
assw success possible in the man- $
1 i4PaBaaufactureof thc wc,I",cnown f
iJsatW Douglas Shoe. It is as close f
I yaMliM to the acme oi Perfection as care $
ft JPSEeB and diligent effort can render it. $
H iH Bein nianufactured especially HJ
m JalM for this trade, and sold direct, we f
I aflsll glvC ,n the qua,,ty that wn'ch $
jjj JmI would otherwise go to the $
H fsRHsHlR profit of middlemen. Our $
WBBSMSk RU88IA 8TORM CALF "
X5aBsSsm soles, fast-color hooks and $
I I Our stores are lo- RKmSK ')old ,hcir color ancl
( NEW TORE 1311 Urond.Sfm6fk W you prefer tome W
I AtV fl jFtutn i0 8lh 'ijiliiiiiIiBSHS a iM assortment of
$ BUOOHI.YN-708.7IO llroadway, asaW ""u C " a '." X
m 1307 Broadway, 431 Pulton St.. ,- ., . Calf, Box Calf, Vlci J
W 333'3???6e6ceCg3SsB
Colltfltg ma rhooljj.
schools or Elocution and Uramatlo Ana,
STAGE INvTitUCT.ON.
Ladles and gentlemen thoroughly and practical!?
prepared for tho professional stage at tho Lawrence
Bohool of Acting. 100 West 4Bd st.t fully MulpSJS
stage, scenery, Ac, In class room. Bend for circular.
Sntruts.
1)ATENTS for Inventions procured promptly! low
rates, BOEDER DRIVEN, 88 Nassau st, NY
Established 1H54. ' '""' . .
15atrnta Seud for In ertorsiuide, free, EUKarTato
A Co., Patent bollcllors, g4o Broailway, hew York,
finnoforufl, (Drflnrw, ftc.
BEAUTIFin, uiirlKht pianos, gU3i Fischer. U0i
Stelnway. thlli Weber, (ICUj bohroer. aorlnco
WIKTERROTH. I U5 East 14th st. ' "nc8'
LA."(,E "ortnwnt, slightly used, (00 to SI 20; rent
3i small Installments. OuvrlerBros.. I BE. Uthst.
PRINCE.-Two manual and pedal organ7nTood
orderi will be sold at a sacrifice suitable for
home, lodge room puriHMes, or chawL
OEOUQE It. UALU. bt Bank at,, city.
STEIKVY AY PIANO, SlUOi in roonthlyi upright:
tuu-galni full slso squares. 78. ' ' ' ' '
WlbaNElLtoEast 14th St.
WJJiaaitii.es.i'oJtoBsL.erookjyn.. J
reeeg?3ec3'g4S?gPrSr6frjf8
cHauofflrtw, Oronnu, &r.
An assortment or seoond.lianrl
STE INWAY
UltAMJ. HQUAIIB AMU I'PIIIGIIT I'I4MS,
some nrarly ue.r, all rully warranleit.
Also for sale aheap, the large ststook of second hsud
pianos of oths7 makers. Including every prouiineul
name In America and Europe.
nKliAllie oa iiutYua nTitliMI!Ts
represented as GENUINE STLINWAY PIA.N03,
b T E I . IV A Y A, IO.U,
HUluway Mall, .tow York.
Bushman uprlnht, walnut rase. uo, &" monthly.
UOET5 A CO.. Ml-oa Court St., Brooklyn
ItKIIM A FOll ritttlN.
All assortment of these blah grade pianos alway. a
buudi also two slightly used at bargain; new plunks
of other makes moo upward.
LOUW J. JObCELYN, 10 East leth st
BioT3Ei3flajaS.iir.
Chlckering aiuarv: must U. sold, !&, .i mouth y.
OOET7. A CO.. 81 83 Court St.. llrookl n
CHEAT UAROAIail UPUIUHT I'lAlllll
Gordon, small alia to monthly . i
Gordon, medium slra, .. an monthly,., SI 1
Gordon, largrat site ja monthly !7i
ltenu gl). GORDON, law Otu ay., bet. xutti and 81t
A FEW used pianos, cheap: new pianos r, ninntlilj
exchanged, rented. CHHIOTMAN. ID East 14th. t
1 ELIAB1X CONNOR PIANO81 high grade, medium I M
.24&a.m Mb

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