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M I TBaBC FRENCH NOVELTY
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9 stock of Spring: Dress Goods
jB v or French make.
9 All of the accepted Paris
j ;:- Styles are represented in
9 f materials both of solid and
flU open texture. Elegant Pop-
l lins in pure French grays,
Ml coachman's tan, nnd -the
jHfe: new sentry blue shades.
SR Colored Crcpons in rich sllk-
H puffed patterns.1 Ribbon
VI Grenadines, and Rice Gren-
L KL adlnes, Ulnck Grenadines
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I Frog-Braid Novelty, black
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t H r and fine Whip-cords; three
S fabrics used for suits of
', S' I Tailor mqke.
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H' 7i Hot,! titlow, call or adHrcu (tend stamp)
I V I HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
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$' B Tha Marlboraaata B'waj and BTth tt. Ala,
Rf HK iV. Tdn. breakfast, SOc.i lunch. 50c; dinner, (1.00.
"K Hf '.v Bhaalej'a.Il'war t Hi st. lit carte dinners.
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,'.' Wf, '$' haalai'a.ethar.atSSdst. j Full orchestra.
m wf K, pfauala( to Annst, H Fulton St. Ala.
ti Bi HeaanlB's V KnlcirbockerCottax,ethaTA88thst
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fiy it; BIetrap.lltaItMt.Bwj4S;tht. Ala, Tdh.. 76a
": if lAehen, German Restaurant ,,,110 East 14th it.
ij :i ! Betel Jilnet 180th st. 8th ae. Ala,Tdh.r0a
$ ' fi; rarlt RMtauraat. 105 W. 481. Tdh. with wine.ftoo
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j ! J BMt.Aaauli, Uir.,lieCnlTerslt7plAlc.Tdh,30o.
ja ; ' '' Jarula 67 West teth st. Ale, Tdh., 60a
I ; SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL,
$ Uraiili II.Mlnnr.i and tlral 71. t HI,
I, M AMERICAN PLAN.
l? Strictly a rauiliy Loieli tboiM suites. furnUhed or on.
iA v furnlsnrdi culUut aDd srlou of the highest orderi
i ?Kfc rates rea&onahlei Ustlon convenient tu all rarts of
f& the city by elevated, cable or surface rallroadsi
" i, Iff; Central Park and lllvertlde Drive to Grant's Tomb,
i5 ';BA two blocks dUtast.
jP. WALTER LAWRESCE. Manager.
BL 'jB? UOTKL MARTI, Fnnch table d'hote.
T -IS It Hul litis si, Olro It a trial to-day,
J. -K, LDNCH, 40C.I DINNER, 60c.
K3' yWft Wine and coffee Included! service at la carte at all
rff- Ft hoursi moderate prloes. Rooms by day or week,
iL M Cooper UnlorTHblel,
t ' K 16, IS. aud l3Jsr. Haudsoinely furnished roomsi
' v ail vpermsaent or traaslenti rate moderate.
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'A.'.,' Bi "PATEMTl for Inventions proeured promptly i low
i' Ii V - '' BOEDER UUIE3K, 6 Nassau su, N. Y.
r ' If f"' KsUbiuhad 164.
K' i'fei Tatnts. end for Investors' OuldiLfree. EdiarTat
1 Kffif X ACox,FatsatBollcltors,S46Droadway,iew York.
f mm! Offict tf utttltuw.
t !. liaK AMU orncst
WllW rnRlfrrUREINGREATVAHtETr atANUrAOTOREO
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? ftl yatcht and fwlts.
4 BaKR rrXBn.YATMF4JTa-.riM diamonds, watches
L.sefcsBsa&L. ashi coods gusrauteid. WATCU bUFl'LY
jaHBJhw iXV,aU(iawilsTat.
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TO. H. I
ip i Tri Evix, 8t80. Sat. Mat, Silo.
LiJLIAVIIj IN BIS NEW COIIEDT,
A VIRGINIA COURTSHIP.
BfECUL HATINEB Washlniton's Birthday.
MTH8T.TnEATRE.neareih ar. Mats. Wed. Sst.
NlKhta,8ilB. ResrrTedOrch.ClrcleorBalcosv,30o.
ENOAOEUEITT TOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT,
Sweetest singer on the stage."
8RD ENORMOUS WEEK-LAST TIMES OF
eS'XKr Innlsoarra
11EAU OLCOTT'S MEW SONUS.
ST. NICHOLAS
6t)TU ar.. NEAR COLUMBUS AV.
UOCKEY MATOU
TO-NIOUr AT 8:16 O'CLOCK,
1IO.NTCLA1R VS. RATAL HE-SERVE.
UBDAI r SQUARE T1IEA., B'way and 86th St.
tlBMNLU Chas.E. Evans. Prop. Eves.atHtis.
Last Week. Beautiful Bout's Feb. IB. Rec. 1'rloos.
DlfPC Froductlon of the I Mats. Wed.
WE O Frisky Kovelty. I and Sat, 8:19.
THE FRENCH HABO.
FFR 91 The Whitney Opera Co. In anew oomlo
l fan, ci, otr,.,A Normandy Wedding."
WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB.
HID AffaVAI.
DOG SHOW,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
Vekniarr SI, OS. as, and D4.
orun IP A. M. TO 11 r. w.
B"TU 111 THEATRE. Broadway and SSth st.
n In "Ki Efnln8:2- B,t- u1- ' 2-
U MODJESKA UAWORTn I In MAQDA.
iTelt WMhITlTaUnee WASnUiOTON'S BIRTHDAY.)
BE OI.F I SI. I Seat
HOPPER. I CAPITA1M. I S.
Seventh Regiment Band In the Grand Finales.
FTrVrr'C THBATIIE. Xtthst.. near B'way.
X1U X X. O Evenings. 8:30. Matlnoe Saturday.
"STANDING ROOM ONLY." Herald.
SI OH! SUSANNAH!
WITH ITS BIO COMEDY CAST.
gTECIAL MAT. WismgfcHIM UIBTHDtT.
HARLEM OPERA fiflOUSE.
Ev. 8:16. Mat. Est. 2. Hoyt'a Original Production,
A tTnitvuu la sbiv onii.
NEXT WEEK Last appearances In this city of
HL1.U. AXS UELU. First production In New York
of A (Jay Deceiver " and the dramatic aensatlon,
THE CAT A TIIR t IRIIUIt
6PECIAL MATINEE WASHINQTON'8 BIRTHDAT.
LYCEUM THEATRE. xSSSSTm.
Mtjor J. B, iod4 aanouDOM tbt first imtrtcu. p
ptarnr of tbe t ew cen!u In IJttrture.
RICHARD LE GALLIENNE.
Readings from his Foems and Proae Fanclea.
Tlckeu, 1.60. 1.75q For sale at Theatre Box Ofllca.
liBOADn av corner 41st ,t. -
" OOLF NIOBT.
FRIDAY fcVENINO.
Evg.. 8:16i Mat, bat. .
If PITH'S Continuous Performance.
iltttel I II 9 6c. 60a Noon to II P. M.
CHAS. A. STEVENSON AND CO.. MAKY NORMAN,
EL ZOBEDIE. MORRIS'S POfcY CIRCUS. ALEX
UEINDL, AMERICUS COMEDY 4, ANNIE ST. TEL,
86 OTHERS. AND THE
CBBAT ' AWIMATBD U!IU SHUstT."
TITaTTftT TBI HOBbP IS WAX.
fg 1 1 1 la Hungarian Band Conosrta.
Mnsee PASSION A
A4A4ASJUSJ ptntr CIXEMATOOBAFH Views.
UfTRFR FIFI tlV MUSIC HALL. I Sunday
nLoLHariLLUd Mau. Wfd.Asat. Conoari
oniiccr r arp be&sie claytcn
rUUOOC. bftrc., B her famous danoea,
a11.Vnit.TnE WAY-H1GM-MAW.
In pilot Jo. Hart Carrie De Mar.
KOSTER & BIAL'S &,-'
LOTTIE COLLINS-CHARUION.
JI'LIK MA KKV and 16 other European acts.
I1RA MATINEE WAbHl.SQTON'S BIRTHDAY.
TO-NIGHT. Shamrocks of Canada
HOCKEY. vs. Hockey Club of N. Y.
ICE PALACE, admission, boc.
MANHATTAN, BB.Bl?.Ifv'
WAY DOWN EAST.
MATINEE SATURDAY. Bests selling for WASH
IN U TON'S BIRTHDAY.
Oallerles of the Fine Arts Society, SIS West 87th St.
Tbe IBlU Aauual Ksblbltloa or Hie
Architectural League.
Adm., Tues. and Thurs., 60 cta.i other davs free.
blQTfiD'C raMTiajiTors
rO I Jn o rtumitHiiicci,
lBiBO ii u r, M. Bem. uo aad so c.ala.
J K. EMMET and ANNA MOHTLAND.
IMOOENE COMER, FLORENCE BINDLEY.
Aft AHTs FERA Sd A 8 Matlnae
UAVAnU HOUSE. 8th av. P.M. Saturday.
AUGUSTUS PI TOU Lessee ft Manager
TO-NIGHT NEXT WEEK
"Neer Again." Primrose ft West's Minstrels.
ft SAM T. JACK'S THEATRE.
mimt DBOADWAV A UTU ST.
S KAITt'll DACKIU.
Vj BIQ SU0W8 EVERY DAY. 8 and 8.
ACAUBStV fir MVair, I.lh st snd Irving plaoa.
MATINEE WAbUINQTON'S BIRTHDAY,
,T.einTFatil.EA,Tl1llR'"
Aeaaear or Ueelata. 31) sT. ft 4TU AY.
Last week but one. Annual Exhibition of the
AMERICAN WATER COLOR SOCIETY.
9 '"' w 6i'-L' 7i80 to 10 P.M. Admission, too.
1TAR .18115. MATS. WED. ft BAT. OaL16.BaL
klinil, A UAbUAUB t'alKCU. l86.Orch.60
Vest Week Kate Clailon In the TWO ORPHAN g.
Xtr. MaL Wathgtn's Brthdyl I LUCI AHM
4al)VtTft 76tbSouv. CLARA LIPMAII
VOWKBJ i nt.Mch. t. iTheTelerheeetilrll
IBtlia To-night 1st Ume, TtU. Sat. Mat. ft Eva,
lLA. K The latest European suooess,
THEATatE. -Logenbrueder" (Masons).
RflLIIMRIH? " Robert hiTuard
Mast Week Wart aud Vstas U tba UvTatsoo.
awassia1sssjstisis1jiiawawai'l""wtt'"'"
(irDIICbJ TTtEATRE, tTth at and lfafl. a-r.
UAnUCri Bvenlogs StlB. MattoMBalurday.
CHARLES FBOItMAN Manager
ANOTHER , , ifj
Enormous Dramatic Hit
TUB NRW TORE IIERALD SATS!
"The Master" made an emphatic aueoMa for
both author and actor. When the first curtain
fell there was a genuine buss of eiclied aoav
Kant among the audience and such remarks M
"the best piece of acting ha has aver dooa at
Rood a play as Sowing tba Wind.'' It was In
deed a capital brgtnnlng ta what proved to tbe
end to be a capital play.
HENRY MILLER
la th Orcat Dr-vmatlo Play
THE MASTER,
By O. Stuart Otllvle. Management Charles Frokman.
Au Unqualified Triumph
ron AUTHOR, STAR, AND COMPANY.
REQULAH MATINEE RUtmBAY.
SPECIAL MAT, WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
nitTnortiMTM opera uocbb.
GRAND OPERA f
la French, German, and Italian, under Direction af
WALTER DAMROSCH and C. A. ELLIS.
FIU. EVQ- FEB. 18, at 7:45 Farewell Might
UAt.S. PEItrORMAMCK.
ArU rraaa Taaphaa.er," Rnnaea at Jail,
atte." "11 Paallaccl." rraleohata," !
da," Ootleraammrruaa," r.t.M
Umes. Melba, Qadstl, Toronta. Staudlgl. Mattfeld,
Tan Cautereni MM. Kraus, lu.thmuhl, CAmpanarl.
Blspham, fctehmann,Staudll,Flsoher, Boudoureaana.
Vivlanl, van Hooee, Rains, Saltgnac, and Iboa. Cob
doctors, Mr. Damroech and 8lg. Blmbonl.
No Increase In prises for this performance.
rtngnKU ferfiirhaiih e.
AT. MAI., FEB. IB. at B . ..U.lteMammeraaaW
Mmra. Nordlca. Barna, Toronta, StaudlgL Mattfeld I
MM. Kraus. Fischer, Rtaudlgl. Conductor, Dararosoh.
SCALE OF PRICES tl, gl.50. $1, J.60. S3, 14.
I.k.1 aaadny alkht Oeacert, at popular prloea,
Feb. SO. at ftlB.
Bololalsi Umes. Cad.kl. leyarara, ilg. Caaspes
aarl. and M. Vaaye. Condnctor, BanraeoB.
Seats on .ale at Box omoe, and also at Tysoa'a,
principal hotels, and Rullman's. Ill Broadway.
STK1NWAY PIAXOB USED.
HKTROPOI.ITAM OPERA HOl'tB Special.
TO-.tKbttT AT BUS.
. SOIXIleT.
Boston MF, C. M. Loeffer
sSjHpiowy 0P;rr..?-oVti?!EcEoLvEN.
0vlnlv FLEILDIvertimentoforVloUnand
VwMV.uu.3lii orchestra In A. minor (first Umwi
Mrs.U U.A BEACH. Sympbonv in
E minor, "tiaello"(llrst tlme)tBER-
Mr. Emll Faur, LIOZ. Minuet, Walts snd March
Conductor. from the "Dsmnallonof Faustt"
RIMSKY-KORSAKOFF.Bymph'nlo
Suite. "Scheheratade" (niettlroeJ.
TICKETS AT METROPOUTAN OPERA DOPBE.
EVENT OF THE YEAgl
VAUDEVILLE'S IDEAL BENEFIT
Tendered to the Actors' Fundi
by tbe United Vaudeville Profession of America at
KOSTER & BIAL'S
Next Sunday Night (Feb. 20).
WTIIE VOLUNTEERS twho will positively ap
pear) Include Anna Ueld, Minnie Selfgman-Cuttlng,
Clara Morris. Paulino UalL Maggie Cllne. Julie
Uackey. Mabel Fenton. Alice Atherton. Edward
Remenyf, Tony Pastor, Sam Bernard, Bobby Oaylor,
F.ira Kendall, W. T. Carleton. Peter X. UaUey, John T.
Eelly, RusseU Brs , John Eeraell, Janies Thornton.
Joseph Hart, Carrie De Mar, Fred Hallen, Mollla
Fuller, Oeo. Evans. Mark Murphy, Frank Bush, Geo.
Fuller Oolden. Witter Peabudy, "The Human Bong
Sheet," and 100 others.
SEE ll'IDAri ADVERTISEHB1ITB.
BEATS .tOtV Q BALE. UFl.fl.4U rttlCBS.
RtR.fldkH7 Broadway ft S0thst. Mats. Wed.
JUBeJUftV. Eves.8;15. I ft Sat, SUB.
LAST THREE KIQUTS AND ONE MATINEE.
MAY IRWIN Jnr. I WtIbS!-
MOHDAY JOlsES' lOOTHBIRTHDAT
ELABORATE S0UVENIEB.
RRUADIICIMTS Dili SUCCESS,
"What Happened
to Jones."
TUB kbit cast
Theodore Babcock, Chas. Kent,
Geo. W. Deuham, Ernest Lamson,
Edward Emery, M J. Cody,
Ellen Burg, Mrs. McKee Rankin,
Kate Denla Wilson, Kate Dale,
Ross Stuart. MatUde Cottrelly.
P lemurs CONTINUOUS I "th
A L AC E "iisV880 1
rlnt Time Vp Tmnm.
MARVELLOUS BIOCRAPH.
(NEW VIEWS). MAURICE BARRTMORE ft CO,
FRANK BUS1L Gardner ft Ely. Manlry ft Jackson,
Mltulo Four, Ray L. Itorce. Snyder ft Buckley, Bros.
MoreHo. u Claire ft llayea, Ulll ft Whltlaker. De
Moss ft Mala. Others.
PROCJP'S. aSS8
MIMtli: sct.li.ai AW and CO. Laat week of " Com
edy and rraedy," L HAS. T.ELLIS and CO.. Musical
ComeJy; JOhS KERNELL, Itl.h Comedian; a PO-
LOS. Human Trapete: toother stars.
mtUCLV-)llllW 1IA1X.
THEKNEISELQUARTET
(I I' IHIVIIII
ICCtlSD ciiAMnmi atcsic matiboe.
Tbl. ITtinnd. ) Arit-rn. at BiBO.
asskteaby RAFAEL JOSEFFY,
A. HACKKUtlirU and E. VUS.UE.
PROORAMUE: HAYDN, Quartet. D major, op. 84,
Ko. a. BRAHMS. Trio for Piano, Violin, and Horn, B
flat malor. op 40. bCUCBERT. Quintet for Piano,
Violin, Viola, Violoncello, and Bass, A major, op. 114.
Bca. scats I1.6U, at bchuberth's. and halL
MEAD kX aa O II S HALL.
aBrvt Monday Afternooa. Feb. 21, at 2:00.
of hoxc Only Recital this Season by
..cmn. DAVID BISPHAM.
Res. seats, S1.60. at Sohnberth'a, 28 Union sq.
IlrlPRII.IN "Tel:Sn,47S.8VT-
nlflBalllUHla CASTLE SO. OP. CO.
"AM. liOOU aiXGEns."-ilUllLD.
OPERA IN ENOLISn-STH SUCCESSFUL WEEK.
cntlD "The most tuneful chorus New
noiTUI.E DILI. York has ever heard." HERALD.
H. JVV. S. PINAFORE.
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA.
WED. MAT. IEVEN1NOS, Htl5, IS4T, MAT. .
B P. M. DSC. 26c, 50c. 76s. I SSc. BOe.
Note. By popular request DOUiiLE BILL wUl ba
couUtiued neat week. Feb. as, " Qypsy Baron."
EMPIRE THEATRE. iViiM'..
CHARLES FROHMAN Manager
'ANOTHER EMPIRE SUCCESS."-N.Y.Sun
MATINEES WEDNESDAT AND SATURDAY.
EMPIBE THEATRE COMPANY,
Presenting Paul Potter's Oreat Play,
TBflBi COXQttJ&mOEtS.
Special Matinee Washington's Birthday.
TWELTTII NIOHT CLUB ANNUAL BEJJEFIT
Friday at Ii80. Beau at Empire Theatra.
GARRICK THEATRE. lTV,t"iSa!Jft.!t
Uoyt ft McKee. Lcsieas. Charles Frohmaa, Maiwgar.
Matinees Wednesday and Caturday.
Special Matinee Washington's Birthday,
MISS MAUDE ADAM8,
DIRECTION OF CHARLES FROUMAM,
InJ.M. Barrle's Ortiat Comedy.
THE LITTLE MINISTER.
I MarlPllBVAUthaT.andZBd. AtB:16iend.ll.
1 W liFI I SilJANIELFI1011MAN... ...Manager
blUbU 111 Matinees Thursday and Bat. 2.
4th week InN. Y i 6tli month In London.
The Tree of Knowledge.
NEXT TUESDAY, THIRD SPECIAL MATINEE,
TUB fBlsCIU AP TUB mrTTEltra.T.
WALLACK'S. gVftBAi
JOHN DREW,
Dlrrcllon Charles Prohman.
ONE SUMMER'S DAY.
Special roatltire Wa.lagtoa'a Birthday.
RICHARD T. PERCY.
FREE OKUAN RECITAL,
Marble Collegiate Church, 6th av. and 20th at,
Ihts afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Assisting Artuu. Mlu Alice May bberwood and
Mr. Ertcssen F. Uushnsll,
' "
l&murrii.
LFCTURE tn aktrolngy at Mme E, II BENNETTS,
15t4 Broadway, Thursday evening, Feb. 11, Free.
eZojst aud pf OUUfl.
LIBERAL REWARD -A gold watch. vThUe anded
enamel aud diamonds, lost on 'Vlh, 7t)th st. or
Boulevard car or 4td .u, West. Return to 167 West
7th st.
S1 nfifi REWARD. The above reward wUl U
OAlVUL paid for Information which will lead to
the arrr.t and conviction or ttui party or parties re
sponsible for the dlssppearame between Feb. 1114
of certain papers from a desk In room 160 9 of suite
occupied by
FPRAtlUE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Commercial Cable building. New York city,
grwoMl gloHrtff.
AM PROUD, continue to make me . Believe you
were to send .ouiribluit. It will he gratefully re
call od, liawtbeutMalsar U.K. .
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Bicycle Exhibition, 9 to 6.
Showing of Model Costumes, fifth floor
Music all day.
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Bohemian Glass Vases
EVERYBODY knows Bohemian glass, with its rich charac
teristic greens and reds and gold, and its never-failing
t beauty of design and grace of
pattern. We think, however,
that very few people have
known such prices on this
glassware as we offer this
morning.
They are all Vases, but don't
judge from that that the va
riety is small nor the choices
limited. There are hundreds
and hundreds of kinds, and,
like the daughters of the East
ern potentate in the fairy tale,
each is more beautiful than the
Most of these are new goods,
here less than a week. Originally purchased under most
favorable conditions, which permitted very low prices, circum
stances have arisen which enable us to make a further cut
from those low prices of one-quarter. You'll need them at
Easter-time, why not anticipate your needs now that the
opportunity is here ?
You'll find them in the main aisle, first floor, Broadway side.
Also in the basement. Prices range from
20c, 50c, $1, up to $11.25
Formerly 30c., 70c, $1.25, up to $15
Furniture Sale Specials
Parlor Suits at Half
Parlor Suits of the best and finest at Half Prices I That's
the piece de resistance of the Furniture Sale for to-day.
Of course there's a story behind it, but who cares for the
story when the ending is known? The climax comes in the
words " Half Prices," and, knowing that much, you lose interest
in all that led up to it.
These are particularly good suits, and in the lot you'll find
almost any sort of wood or pattern, or style in covering, you wish.
There are not nearly so many of them as will be wanted
when their excellence is known. Within two days we shall be
able to say, in diplomatic phrase, "The Half-Price Parlor Furni
ture incident is closed."
PARLOR SUITS 3 Pieces, 69; w $138. Ch-ir, J3.7S ; was J17.5O.
5 Pieces, 40; wis $80. 4 Pieces, S70; wis 140. Chair, $9.25; was JM 8.50.
2 Pieces, $40; was $80, 3 Pieces, $77.50; was $155- Chair, $10.50; was $21.
5 Pieces, $45; was $84. 5 Pieces. $175; was $300, Chair, $15; was $30.
3 Pieces, $45 1 was $85. ODD CHAIRS AND SOFAS Chair, $17; was $34.
4 Pieces, $45; was $90. Chair, $575; was $11.50. Sofa, $17.50; was $35.
3 Pieces, $58.50 was $117, Chair, $6; was $12. Sofa, $24; was $48.
Marks Adjustable Chairs
To-morrow will also sec a selling of the Marks Adjustable Chairs at a
quarter less than regular prices. If you've never used one of these chairs, you
hive no Idea how wonderfully it adapts itself to every bone and muscle. It is
capable of more than two hundred different adjustments, and there's never an
aching joint nor weary fibre in your whole body that it doesn't seem especially
intended to support and ease.
At $2X50 With enameled frame, adjustable At $3375 With enameled frame, adjustable
to 250 positions; wool tapestry cushions to 250 positions; wool tapestry cushions
filled with hair. filled with hair.
At $30 With enameled frame, adjustable to At $45 With enameled frame, adjustable to
250 positions; velvet covered cushions 250 positions; velvet covered cushions
filled with hair. filled with hair.
In addition to these, we will sell their regular book-rest that an be adjusted
to any chair. $3.25, formerly ft.SO.
Fourtn noor.
Ae.ri Cviii EveRy time you see
Ana&flU the notice 0f a trench
They Come, steamer's arrival, you
may be sure that a portion of its
cargo will be of Spring Dress Goods
to De later found on these counters.
If you are looking for the ex
treme Novelties, we can keep you
busy a full day looking over those
already here.
For the most part, they're French,
made on the queer hand-looms of
Picardy peasant weavers, with only a
few yards to each pattern. Enterpris
ing Germans frequently steal the de
signs and make up the goods in quanti
ties on power looms. The designs are
just as good, they're copies, but the
cloth lacks the weight and solidity of
the slower process to a certain extent.
However, German goods are cheaper,
which compensates somewhat You
may take your choice, French ex
clusiveness or German economy. We
have both.
At $325 Grenadine Bayadere Plisse; six
colors; with the bayadere stripe in black;
forming a species of plaits.
At $1.75 Four colors in Eplnflines, hav
Cnf a bayadere cord of velour in novel
design.
At $125 Seven colors in Ripple Crepon,
a sillc-and-wool combination of nov
elty and merit; In plain colors, but hav
ing its surface crinkled and wrinkled
intp a ripple effect
At $3 Lace Stripe Grenadine, with undu
lating bayadere stripes.
At $3.25 Grenadine grounds in plain
colored wool grenadines, with large
eccentric figures in buck and self
colored souffle.
At $1.75 Four colors In Epinglines having
a highly effective design of chevron
travers.
At $1.50 Seven colors in Velour satin cloths;
wholly new rieilgns.
At $1.50 Five colors In Velour Matelasse.
At $125 SllK-and-wool Poplins, in five
new shades.
Cnnfirmatinn T,,E new stylcs
umnrmauon arc jrtU
uresses. tiest we've ever
seen. Of Lawns or Organdies, and
made in either blouse effect or with
high neck or guimpe. Neatly trimmed
some embroidered, others lace
trimmed waists and collars. Sizes 8 to
14 years. Prices $ to $26.50.
Baeonft floor, Pourta err sua.
Some New EVERY ie of these
Rlnek ;ilk new patterns is a de-
wack bilks. monsion of tnat
wonderful creative power of the
French designers which can extend
richness, grace and beauty almost to
infinity in variety, without the use
of colors. All these are black, all
black, without a trace of white or
color, but there's nothing monotonous
nor commonplace nor uniform about
them. Their patterns are effective,
novel and striking; their variety
indefinite; their exclusiveness rigid
and their prices fair. They're only
just here from Lyons.
At $1.25 Fancy black stripes; or bayadere
gros-graln crescents in satin. Both
new.
At $1.50 Black Bengallne, with raised cords
one-eighth inch apart
At $2 Black Bengallne, bayadere styles:
armure or satin cords In waves, divided
in dotted lines of raised cords. Very
effective.
At $2.75 Black Moire Faeonne, with waves
ot satin in moire; for skirts.
At $2. 50 Black Satin Ducbesse, with stripes
of moire and gros-graln two inches
apart
At $t and $2 Figured Taffetas, new, effective
patterns.
Rotunda.
An Eviction. or -damaged
in fact the goods are perfect in every
respect, and are just the proper weight
for early Spring wheeling. Of Jersey
doth, serges or of the light, durable
and waterproof Cravenette, In black,
blue and various shades of tan. Values
are j&l and more, but the shoe man
says 50c, a pair to make the eviction
quick.
raurth aeenua and Ninth street.
Winner,'. OF fine quality lawn,
aS.7. 54-inCh Vltla
Aprons. deep hem. You would
think them fairly priced at 50c.
These for 25c.
Broadwajr,
Spachtel AB0UT 10 dozet round
Tidies. and usually sold at
12 l-2c We let this lot go at 4 for 25t
Broadway.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., BroadyUy, 4th av., 9th and loth sts,
HE AR'ffl
West Fourteenth Strcet.
THE PREVAILING IDEA
with some of the advertisers of the day seems to be that Truth and
Simplicity ore out of Fashion and that Improbable and exaggerated
statements are the only means of attracting buyers.
THE MODEST RULE IS
Multiply quantities by ten or twenty, give a long description, with a
yard or two oT adjectives and a half a dozen cuts, closing with an ex.
traordlnary extract from Baron Munchausen,
HERE ARE eOLD FACTS
Including more values than arc contained In pages of rhodomontade.
SILKS.
Batin Beared Indies, la. all tbe pretty
renin ebades S Inch , 40
Bound Cord lieoiellnes-whlte
cream and new spring abadea .GO
All Bilk BatlaDucBease sjrlni shades 70
Hack Mttn Ppehesse extra quality 60
$laekIorraYotirs Bajadere strlpea. 70
Slack Moire Velours extra quality 40
Slack Brooade Bilk and Satins.,.., 00
Striped and Vlaiired Changeable
Taffetas large assortment Talus 08 ceata .40
NEW EMBROIDERIES.
flpIeudW riuf, pritfly dttcHMI
BtnbM Skirt Pleunclogs 9 to 1,5 Inoa .08
Children's Praas Embroideries 1 Inch .80
49 Inch Embroideries tor Infante' nebea
orlevHWSklrta. ,.,..., , , ,00
Hew All Oxex Embroideries , 40 t0 0-0
AND
flra Hundred Designs la
Button tlole and Woven Edge Embroideries. .
Cambria, Nainsook and India Linen 9 to 10 lnca
TWELVE CENTS ADD A rlriLPI
ITInter ad JLTuat Be Cold.
FACTS, NOT FANCIES,
Earlier. Row.
sO-srinaVhKe Wool Blankets 1.98 1.00
10- Heary Cnlte California Wool 8.7S S.08
1M AUWoolBoarlst. Gray and Hatural 8 88 2.90
10-4 Best White California 0 00 4.40
H-4 Whjte neecy Blankets 1.Z3 .85
ll- Extra heary White Wool U.75 1.88
11-4 White California Wool 4.00 S.OB
U-4 All Wool Scarlet. Natural A Oray B.00 3.08
11-4 Fine California White Wool 0.Z3 4.3 0
lt-4 Heney White California 7.00 6.49
1S-4 Vary Fine White California T.4f 6.88
18-4 Wne Australian All Wool Scarlet 8.71 0.08
All frlcc art for pairs I
Earlier. Sow.
Pull alie Comfortable 1.S5 .08
Full else Fine BUsollne l.tQ 1.10
Fall six Turkey Bed-Lined 1.08 1.40
roll alxe finest Sateen and SUkollns B.73 1.08
RESTRURAMT Third Floor
Have you tried our
TrB!E, DHOTE LUNCH?
3&BUU4 tmaUfl.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
AEHnCOAL VLOWEBS. Handa wasted who cca
gauffer end cluster good wagea.
F. WATaOil. 63 Whipple St.. Brooklyn.
BBAHcnXIlS. taacr leather maters, and learner
wantad- aLBBUT STEIN A CO., 04 B Broadway,
corner Bleaekex at.
EZPXRIEKCED HAKDS on WIUcox ft Olbbs ma
chine! apangle. beads, and crochet Lunevllle.
BTEABNB A SPIKOABW, B10-B1CBW Broaoway. W.T.
EXPEBUUiCEP WATCnCARE polisher, under
stand rougelng. wishes a situation. Address
EXVEBIEVCB1). box UO Sun office.
jlpmurtir; ffmaatu .ffilff '
I Is y our serrant a good cook t i
Ubot,
Call her attention to lili opportunity.
This coupon entitles a well-recommended aer
rant to on free lesson at
MRS. L. SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL,
BIB tth sr. where all branches of cooking an
taught cy Mr, a. Lemcke.
CMPTI"M!r', yT"'"g rmrMiil enofe, Rrt.
J lsb and German cooka, 10 waltreesea, 10 youns
chambermaids and laundresses, cook who wash and
Iron, tltchenmalda, French lady's maid. French
nurses, butlers, second and third msm serrant
wanted at once. sirs. L. SEtXT. 08 West ltd sM
set-rants' entrance, BOB Oth ar.
irHPETEin nurse ror child 4 months old : must b
J a Protestant and be willing to lire In Albany, H.
V. i best relerenoes required.
Mr. L. BEELY. 38 Btb ar,
CQUUiCK maid to wait on two young ladles It and
X is year old; must be well recommended.
Mrs. L. BEELT, 8S1 th ar.
rxaeKCOl meldf or little girl 1 0 years old i must hare
-L very beat references.
Mr. L. BEELT. 3B Oth ae.q
pnOTEBTAJIT nurse. $16, far two growing children I
X good rtltrtsoes required.
Mr. L. BEELT, 8l Oth ar.
SWIDISIl waitress. BIO, for (mall family beat
raferenoes required.
Mrs. L. BEELT. BOB Bihar.
SWEDISH laundresses, BIO to g8 must be oompa
tent and hare good reference.
Mrs. L. 8EELT. BBS Bth ar.
SWEDISII parlormaid) must be competent and hare
beat retereneea. Mrs. L. BEELY, 888 Bth ar.
YOUXO aurae for baby B week oldtwaaee $10 to
BlOi family Ilea la TuOy, K. J.i best referanoe
required. Mrs, j. BEELT, 888 oth ar.
BOOKBIHDEIIS Twfc coVerers wutedi steady
work. Apply B. q. box 1 40 Bun offloe.
OKBSBIIOER, Young man oan furnish best of ret-en-noes.
U- B TAYLOR. 88 Well St.. Kingston. . T.
ITMBRELLAS. Wanted rues and boys that under
J stand frame making
ABKOLD CHlFF. IjBB Church st., city.
WANTED-A wood worker on carriage and wages
work; steady Job.
M. PUrr, Port Blchmond, S. I.
tfamtfl TKa.ltt'-inisttixaxnottt.
WAJTTED. MEM AlfD WOMEN TO WORK AT UOME.
i pay $8 te BIB per week for making eruoa
portralML aw patent mstbnd i any one who can read
or write can do the work, at home, Is spare time, day
oreeenlng. Bend for particulars and work at onoe.
Address IL A. QR1P1', German artist. Tyrone, re,
ATUOaOUOULY competent chambirroaJdTplaia
aewcri understand, maid's dutlesi willing and
obliging i changing on account of closing bouse i high
est csly references. Call two daya. Ba West 601L st..
present employer's.
"KWK. Competent cook In prlrate family: willing
"' "S .""'Pi" lli Wst city refer
aaoee. - CO., box t3 Bus uptown offloa. 1805
Braadway,
ptOMJ-ETENT 1'roUstant woman as Brst-class eham".
j Urtuald Is prlrate fatnllyi good aeamstreesi will.
Ingasd oblldngi best references. ZOO Alnslle St.
Brooklyn. m
pOMPhTElfT cook Is prlrate family can furnish
J bestclly refereneesi understand all kinds coo.
lug. A.W.. box 8B1 Bun uptown offloe, uot Brcadway.
sT0'??-"''.? k . Wlte famtlyi understands
good faintly oooklngtcas fumUh good reference.
M.C. box BBB Bun uptown offlc. IBBt Broad wsj
piBBT-CLABB cook understands all' kind" soutal
E.J!MQ:F?ti& " ,M,r" altnattSa wlher
Wtchesmalif 1. epti wages IB to BlOi city Vefer
ansts. A.IL,boz(tl Bus uptowsamoe, MOO B'way.
LADIES' WAISTS AND SKIRTS
JToaf net JMu wt.
DRESS SKIRTS
Black CbaTlot (Atls folds or brld v,,. 6 PB
Blsck Cbetlot wde or nsrrow tucks,,, 4.08
BllckFlg'dBstlnSaUel 3.08
Bluog BrUUanttne extra quallly,,,,, 3.08
Black Diagonal Cberlot 3 03
Bla'k Broadcloth new lurks 7.08
Black Satin Duchesse and Flg'd Satin 0 08
Black Moire satin Bayadere stripes 0.09
LADIES WAISTS
Ml Llntd and of Finest Plnlih!
All Bilk Romaq Stripes Blouse front..,, COB
Col'd Taffeta Silk cluster tuck yoke 3.08
Blask and Colored Satin and Taffeta
tnoked front ,...., 5 08
Chlffon-allk lined Bla:k and colors 7. OS
NOTIONS ANDPERFUMERy
nnd Bomg specials In LININGS
Basting cotton 800 yard spool dosen 33
Bewtns Bilk spool 3 cant doses for 21
Bilk Twist 1 cent-IS spools for 14
Cord edge Velretees Binding all colors pc. g
Done Kal Brushes Manicure handle 10
Rubber Dressing Comb two styles 23
Talcum Powder Three kinds 10
Bextroleum Jelly six ounce 0
Double Distilled Toilet Bay Bum
pint bottle great tain,,. 44
White OaU'e Soap Bars 21
Witch Bazel quart bottles 34
Black Wool Skirt Moreens
Equal to those elsewhere at 8B cents.. .,.., .24
Double face Silesia and Black (tripe
Bklrtllntnz fast dye, , 04
Extra fine Percajlnu color and fast Bit... 7
February Opportunity In Razors
Ths celebrated K. B. hollow ground full con
care eet ready (or use
FIFTH-NINE CENTS!
Buyer can return IT not satisfactory after a
month' trial!
t Liquors I Everything
NO -j Groceries V BDT In
t Drugs ) ( Dry Goods.
jgitiet-Claim gtlp 4ftmaicg.
LAUNWUIS8 Thoroughly competent and reliable
woman M Brst-class laundress In prlrate famlljt
best references. D. HcQ-, box 087 Sun upton n omes,
18(0 Broadway.
MAID. Competent woman a lady's msld: rood
seamstress, hairdresser, and packer: best rtfrr
ascaa. T. B box BOO Bun uptown office. lKflOB'nay.
NEAT young woman a Brat-class cbambiTmald 1
good Momitrti willing and oblldng, can fumUh
best references. K. L, box 087 Sun uptown office,
1808 Broadway.
"BJ"EAT younx woman as chambermaid plain seam
1 stress: willing and obliging; best city references.
g. 6., box 088 Sun uptown office. 1883 Hruadey
RELIABLE young womas aTflrst-cTasTiaucdrrss la
prlrate famllji best city reference!. K. Well ,
box 888 Sub uptown office, net Broadway.
STEUOQRAPIIKB and Remington tvpr rlt, r lth s
a situation being out of practice will elre .rr
vices for small aalary. Address E. M 1U'2 Lexlcg
ton ar., city.
rpuonODOIILY competent woman as first rluacok
A In prlrate family; understands all kln'li n. ,
meats, idasserta. Ac 1 can fumtsh best city refenncts.
848 East 48dst, care of Baeaard.
rrinOROnaiTLT competent SwedUh wornou s Srst-.-s-class
family cook; understand, all dlh ri l
lent references: wsces (88 to 0. H. C , boi i-'
Sun uptown office, 1885 Broadway.
ipilOROUOlTLT competent young msn ss-flr,t-AclMS
chambermaid In prlyate family, Ustrlty r.f
eranors. A.C.. box 880 Sun uptown cifllce, 1S06 II sj .
TVELL-BECOMMEKDED young womsn if In v ,
(I tsad or aa chambermaid In prU ate famllr ol
sesmstress and packer; city references. K , lux
088 Bus uptown office. 1208 Broadway
WBLL-BSCOMMESDEDyoung woman s llrl cl-hs 1
chambermaid and seamstress; can Halt tpu in! ;
Jlly.rererenoea. S. A., box 030 sun uptown office.
1808 Broadway. j
WAITRESS Flrst-clsas wattrrai in ptirstf fin- It,
osderslands wines. salads, Ac: tieat ret" " -u.
0.. box 835 Bun uptown office, llfflS Hrosdwa)
YOUNQ LADY desires position as strnotT.i'ber atid
.typewriter willing to work: salar nasunai le.
Addreea COMPETENT, box 107 Sun uptuwu oR. s,
1803 Broadway.
' rrr
Mttt-(,l&w gtlp gttalriS.
AYOrJSO MAV. 81 years of age. desire, a i't el
willing, reliable, competent and Indu.trl' ' snd
srullnx to work at anything; Is a gwJ irumsc.
OLAbLeb A. VLAMAOAM, 4 damlltou St., .New Yuia
city.
A POSITION wanted aa organist and clmlr matter.
Catholic or Eplsoopal Church 1 also piano, .-.as,
and too! Instructions. 1, F, W 340 We.t 12ii -'
YOUNO MAN(tl). quTck7accurateanda tb r ci
bookkeeper, desires position wbrre strict site.
tlos to business wll) merit advancement.
J, Y, Ii., 07 Weal I Slit at
1
tiU.turi nnd rrj(jmakiufl.
SEAL OAnMEKTB. Fine furs made toorder n ""ri
ling old garueute a specialty! prlct. reu'T.a '
BAltKBB'ii. HOW. 3ih st (Isle of Uunlbrr. tit s' 1.
Cliptivrhfrs.
BUCEBKBIJEBFEll. No 0. 33i No 7. fiO rusrsr
trad the best Call or write for catalogue "'
Broadway, room B.
11 1 .J
CoUrflfg antl rhools.
Far Be,e aad Vaung Men City aad t.uDlri.
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.
bsJect Oatbollo Uardlng School; aJinl..-i 1 '"
f eased; new bulldlugs, new oral. rate, rraau .-
dtermFeb.1 Brother AUOCbT. WinCbe.u-
VOl)i(boys oontclentlousiy. tboru'Jtti.i. m t
X brought up; Influences, mode of Utn tl.at ' e-
flned Christian family: 8100 to July 1 llcui -1.
L. 1 Inatltuu, '
Butlaea Cellexe.
GREOO'S snORTIIANI), so simple, causing P'
stenographic rerolutlon 1 InrveUgate et '
Building. Broadway and 8flth st.
Musical.
TUB ol V
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
ll'J bant lam ST..
HtCTUBEX 4TII AV. A lilt IX. H.K t.
..... Established 1883. Chartered let,
THE FAMOUS MUSIC BCIIOOI,
. ..''JB BKUlNMERb-JiOU ADVAKCrl' P' '
PUPILS MOW EUEIVAD-Forrarou Utrir'
CiBAPUATMB raUtlUKU WITIIJ'UKIIKI
"" tsaaelaa Academics.
MISS lyfcCABE'S
Dancing School, Last 17th .1
Prlrate and class lessons dally , U rim,, ra any 1
AT Central Park Dancing Aradrui) n n an ;
ar, 4 lessons, 81; walls and iku.i 1 . n I
la prlrate lessons. B8;claas and prtratt lr.. ua d
H"ARVABD ACADEMY, Uvth'st snd 1'srS a ,
. . . nnaegas, dlractur; (drcuiars; separata
ball for tttnsars.
PROF. COBB'B. 087 Uudsun st Walts and twe-sMflh
Buarasieed la 10 prtrate leuou, ; any assaTi f

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