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10 ' THE Stftt, WEbJlESDAY, NAlltiH- 2, jg96. v . 1
. . . . L -, - T -- ' ' " " ' ' ' WtV
I Infant's
I Outfitting Dep't.
W A Inrge variety of Lawn
h Ciuiiiiiics, (riniiiictl with em-
w broidery mid luce,
fls,1 Rlsr-a t to m year.,
W 35, ftO, 75 cent8& 81.26;
!, Vnlun SO cent, to tl.OU
jf Corn's of 111111(5, pule Iiluc,
& pink, tan mid mixed colors,
W? Rlsr. 11 And B )Mrt,
I 82. 50 toglO.OO;
lalne 94. oo to aia.oo
I, Piilu6Kccfcrs,81.7Sto8a.V5
1 Cloth Reefers, of I.nclies'
if: Cloth or .Serge, trimmed
If with lace, I) raid or cm-
f broidery,
', 82.00 and 85$. OO ;
JjL Value SB. SO lo SO. OO.
jlT Misses' Drawers,
IK Slsee lO (a 111 yeare,
m' 12 J, 20 and 25 cents ;
K Inlilo OS centa to 11. OO.
y
I James McCreery & Co.
I Twenty-third Street.
m Beware of Imitations . 1
I JoiCn0Z
I JOHN DUNCAN'S SOUS, ACl.Tt, HEW VORK.
rt .Sales ami (Exhibitions.
FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS,
.. aiiN unu Avenue.
WM. B. NORMAN, Auctioneer
.w tin exhibition.
Important Suits by A actinia fa
VERY CHOICE COLLECTION
OF ANCIENT AND MODERN
I PAIMTIETGS,
m From well-known sales in London and celo-
bratcd collections In this country.
Including select examples by thu following
Itntlnt;tiliilifil Man tor of th
Old Kiil'IUU und Other School :
Blr David Wllkle, Gcorxc Norland,
Johu Constable, John Ieih.
Blr Godfrey Kuellpr, Thomai Gainsborough,
Anthony Van Pjcfc, Oeorxtf noughtou,
at J. M. w. Turner, tfmtrandt,
S Dantp Onbrlel Kn-fttl
li fe AND THE CCLEmtATKn I'AIXTIXO.
I EDWARD TfflJRLOW
man chancellor or great Britain,
I Thomas Philip, R. A.
t ALSO
r SEVERAL BRONZE FIGURES
; . it, rtimiKii mid iiKviEiin.
! TO TAKE PLACE
Thursday and Friday Evenings,
) Hart h Bit unit 4th. Kt N i.Tliirb.
T
ijlanofortcjj, rpntf, &e.
77E SLW
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
An ntaorlmrnt r eoondiinrt
STEINWAY
eiuiii, HtiiiAHts ami ui-itii.HT i'i.oi,
aocne iiaarly new. ull full, warranted.
Aleoforaal cheap, thelnrRtst stock of lecoml hand
planoa of other makers, Including ever prominent
came In America and Euroi.
HKMAIIK UK IIOI.LH IMtTlll'MKTS
represented as GENUINE bTEINWAY 1'IANOS.
TBI.11VAV A N(IN,
atrlnnroT Hall, ,rn YorU
i &, Hero Is the piano you are looking for; th
SOthceutury Idea Is HUli Urailr, low prJet; exactly
ttli t you net In the old rrllahle Htcedmnii I'lauoi ele
gaut cases, all Improvements, rich ton?, repeating ac
tlout fully guarunteedi sold on tay payments, for
US. Call ami se tt at the Urudburr Wurerooms,
IIS Mil ar . corner 1 7th st.
WALTEIt HoLMKs. Mgr; K. OSMITII. I'rop.
ititi.ti.'vi ." ri'itn:nfN
Large assortment at from 100 upward
On monthly naymtnts of from .11 uturard
Bent 3. UOHDON'M. 1UV Stll il.,htt liOth A Klst sts.
A FEW used plsnos, chf ap; new pianos, tl monthly t
Jl exchanged, rented. CIIHlalMAN, ID hast Hthst.
tSkaUTIFUL upright iilanos, sipSj Fischer, 1 10j
i J.I Ktelnnay, 1S5; Weber, HSU; Submer, sacrlHce.
E ; WI.NTtllUOTII, 100 East Ulhst,
I f AlUIEAHiortment, slightly used. t0 In iiani rent
K Xj ZHismall Installments. Ouvrlerllros., ISK. Ulhst.
pELUnLECONNOIt 1'IANOSi high grade, medium
" AA price, easy terms; reutlug, exchanging repairing.
ti , OONNOIt, 4 East '.'d st,
1 i. Satemc.
'i . .
, ' T)ATENTS for InTentlons nrix'urod promptly! low
v X rates. HOEOEU Si UltlEbEN. h Nassau t., N. V.
H ' Established li.
- ' "patents Hints. Hook und udvkv fr e. Edgar Tata
: , XCo Patent Solicitors, 113 llruadway, hew York,
IW' . , .
1Ci))ttt'rittt.5.
TJUCKENSDEitFEIt! No. OtSS, NoTlauTguaran
Jl teod the best Call or wrlto for catalogue. Iba
Sroadway, room 0.
Rmuatrntw.
iiWEYTBiAL& i?sC
CHAEMION-JULIE MACKEY.
Itllt.KH IIIIO-. and ISothfrlllg Act..
Uarch 1, llllll.lt l. the While rjed Kuftlr,
PASTOR S I'fHroiintM k.
tlJlUO III II i. si Mem. VIO IHKl mi mils.
JIrs YKaMANS, MAUIl HAYMOMI.
FArtAN t 1IYHU.S, KltA.Sl'l'.SLA HEIUHNU,
1 fVR A"WTi ''WA S.I1JHT x M Mat",
i . ' HoiihE, BTH AVE. V M liday
'J AUliUoTLSI'iror , U-ssrr Mauager
I iMnnt tiii: ui:a itoiiu.
m- limAI n!M.i'T1"' '" N & itinee. a is
Jf ntn'u"1' CIIA8. E F.VANti Proprietor
;ft , Matinees To dar aud Saturday
. opT,?. i A NORMANDY WEDDING,
; HARLEM I "iKiriW."-
jj? OPEKA IIOUMl- I JKfK UK AVLKLIS.
Cjt 1IIK HUUII. u.ti.
1 iouriiui TU..HUHTI I loci maVa
L CASINO 1 To-night 1 1 TV.Aya,",!
aak. QTI 6 Wton Lack aye. Kane O'NeiL I OaL loo.
B. A An UcKm Rankin, 4 Uose Eyllnte I Dal. JOc,
X ""r1 JU.Ty. KMT CVMWbZ. Orta.00&
gymnnefflftttn.
Ps-Msunn CONTINUOUS
A LACE "WSV"0! &
MINNIE SEUGMAN,
AMEIllCA'S FOnEMOSl AUTHESS. '
In "Comedy and Traeedyi" Jon TT. RAKROMRi
Patrice, In "A Nrw Year's Drtaroi" A. O, Dunuan,
the Ill'indplls, IB others, and the
GREAT BIOCRAPH.
VIKWS OF THE OALUANT MAINE, c.
AFT'S; I EYEO'S,
' IB Aa.tr. I m at aoo.
UnVTlC THEATRE. 4th st., near I! road way.
HUli O r.M.nlng8iS0. Matinee Baturday.
fllandlnK Boom Oaly."-llarald.
fe OH I SUSANNAH !
I'recedeJ nightly 8:80, Matlnera 2:10,
MISS ANNIE RUSSELL,
who, with Mr FRANK HILLS, will pro lent Misa Ru
if ir urptt mrceii.
DANCERFIELD '95.
OH! SUSANNAH1 BEQIN8 AT 9.
D IfnrilDA I thaT..an.lS3.1.AtHll6,enllsll.
D VlaMlm PASIELFROHMAN .Manager
Be I UbflJIVI I Matinees Thura. and Ba( li.
Ni:tU.VM MUTII UP TUB
Tree of Knowledge.
Next Mon. at It, Serelss's Illustrated Lectures.
Mon .Spain Tues.,1 l.reterthedreat. Wed ,1 1,0 recce..
ArteUiue.i NtxtTues., !t:S0, U'ethoren Concert and
.tdelnlde. the play of "Adelaide." with David Illav
Adelaide, prism and Julie Opp and others.
Marguerite Hall and Am. Orchestra.
WALDORF-ASTORIA.
The Mhs's
STJTHO,
tCnaemliln l-lunlstrs,
will giro a
nnciTM. of omuivAL cojiroimoxs,
l-On TIIO I'ltMh,
In thn ASTOIl OAI.LEIIY,
Uediie.dny, Mnrrli Und, l BlOO P. SI.
Tickets. 1 and 11.00, at Bchuberth's. SU Union Sq.
WALDORF-ASTORIA.
Beatrice Herford
IN IlEll ORII1INAL SlO.NOLOnUES.
Monday Horning, March 7, at 11:15.
TICKLTS Hl.60. AT TYSON'S, WALPORr-ASTORlA.
RADnCM THEATRE. 47th st. and Mad" ar.
UHllUCIv Evenings Nt3S. Matinees 2;13.
CHARLES FltOHMAN Manager
MATINEES TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
"YOU MUST SEE -THE MASTER.'" HERALD.
HENRY MILLER
In O Stuart Online'. Ur at Play,
THE MASTER.
nilOAHHAV Corner
TIIKiTHK. 41stst. S-
r-aarElS Hlii- Thursday,
' ' 10h Aunlvenery
k- "" ' ui the op'nlngof the Broadway Theatre,
fiouvenlrs. Regular Prices. Second Matinee Muslcale
Friday, a:S0 P. M. Popular Prices, Sc. B0e 70o.,
and 81 00 M. Raoul 1'ugno, Mrs. OrenTlUe fcnell-
log, M Paul Wlllard.
lril KTHEKI riirTHK. near Other.
Nights, R. 1 B. Reserred Orel estra Circle or Dal., SOo.
LAST WEEK.
LAST HATIKFES Wednesday and :uir.!aT.
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT.
"Sweetest singer on the stage."
LAST NIOUTS NMBKT lMrmtA.
Next Week-" IN OAY NEW YORK
EMPIRE THEATRE. eV. !.". si?k
CHARLES FROHMAN Manager
III MO1 Til.
MATINEES TO DAY AND SATURDAY.
EMPIRE THEATRE COMPANY,
PrvntlnH I.nil Pott' r'i Orpat Play,
THE CONQUERORS.
GARRIDIC THEATRE. sSFRS)
lloyt A McKtM. Is ". Cbarlei Krohmau, Manafcr.
MATINKFS TO-DAY AND HATtTHIAY.
MISS MAUDE ADAMS,
XimnCTXUN OF CI1ARLF.S FHOHMA.S.
In J M nrrloUrcar Cmnrdv
THE LITTLE MINISTER.
CUBAN DAY.
TRAVELERS' FAIR.
Open dally II M In 1 1 F. M.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
ftitniin Iimilr. I'airluilr Mmtr. Malnr'i Murtrl
a ml Ntilnrs.
Vaudeville, Subway, Plalfinnce, AdmUtlon 50 centa.
KNICKERBOCKERS.
WM. II.
fTi A KIT? MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2;1B.
flilyti SECOND CROWDED MONTH.
A VIRGINIA COURTSHIP.
LVEVINOS AT H;H0. MATINEES TO-DAY A SAT.
mi:viTki.niii ihi.i. in w. 4orii hi.
THURSDAY hVENINO. March 3d, at 8 o'clock.
t'nm'erl Silsen li. the
RICHARD ARNOLD STRING SEXTET,
Asslated by Mrs MAKIE ORAMM. Vneal, and
Mr UllUNO O-CAR KLFIN. Piano.
RrsB'ed sea's. CI, On sale at KEISLR ft HFC1T-
KR'H MUIC STORE, 27 Union Square, and at Box
Onlceon evening of concert.
I?VMIY EVENING THIS WEEK and SATURDAY
-i MATINEE, an adnptatlon by MAUDE BANKS of
Echegarar'it Oreat Drama.
"EL GRAN GALEOTO"
atthc IlltltKltl.KV I.HRtJt, 44th at.. West, un
der the auspices of the HIT1!HK llll;i-R-
lKT Til K run. The cast Includes Eben Plymp
ton. John lilalr. Ethel Douglas and Maud. Banks.
Reserved seats, 41.00, (1 and 7B cents.
ST. NICHOLAS"
E3SmHH3EHI
OllTH ST , NEAR COLUMBUS AV.
International llock.y Ustchea Victorias, Cham-
rini of Canada, rs, New York A. C, champions d(
Unlled States. Jrldaj, March 4,H:10 P. M.
llirnlnlll 42dand8thW Tcl.aH7-nS.
AMrKI iflN Evenings utrtrlB. Mats, at S.
HIIIL.IIIUHIII Bargain Mat. Todav. iia.
SB- GYPSY BARON.
25c, 50c, 75c. SRJl 25c, 50c
NEXT WEFK WAKON
nntsATAniA nighClaxs Continuous
PROCTOR'S rf?osTTB'c..BNor ,o
3IIII Ml. lllt TAW Ell and
LOUIS V. MABSEN, In "Drifting Apart;" LEONI
IMS' CATS and 1)008; PRESS ELDR1DOK, J. K.
I-MMET and ANNA MORTLAND, LA PETITE ADE
LAIDE, 40 other stars.
KFIYH'5 Continuous Performnce.
bl I II O 2AC..AO,-. Noon to 11 P. M.
LILLIAN 1IURKIIART, ARTHUR AND JENNIE
DUNN. HOWE. WALL AND WALTERS. CAW.
T1IORNE AND FORESTER. BOHUY UAYLOR, HAH
H1IIAN.OUS WILI.UM.s. MUSICAL DALE, HEWS
BOYS' QUINTETTE, ROHBINS, UB OTHERS.
weber & fields Mat. To-day. I &
POUSSE CAFE r?Zl&
l&Siix. the W A Y-II I Ifl-M AX.
Olio h htiary Mary Normau, Ulockaon &. Duma, otbera.
U'AI.I.ir Evening, 8.80
31 r. Ctiarlf Frtdimaa Prracnm
MR. JOHN DREW
In hU Utfkt t'orne ly .iicciu
ON E SU M M ER'S DAY.
n A It .X It U I K II A I. I. .
THURSDAY JOSEF
3? HOFMANN.
Res. seats s. SI. BO, and !. jrtBohuberth'e.
sTDsTai iTim itr, i ix"wAx7
afllarni Hungarian Hand Concerts
RfliTcrr 'PASSION PLAY
Nh 1 1 V IV B ""' uer t luematograph Views.
I VI (JO Da ta Lenten Matinee at .1; Krenlngs I).
MANHATTAN i'Mftf.
WAY DOWN EAST
Prices as, 50, 7Bc, II MiidI.D. Mailuee To-day.
'smTII AU THEATltE, Broadway aud Sstb'bt,
Pin r. Last 0 times In New York.
0S& II K WIILP IIOPriEll In Rl. CAI'irAX,
mJB Assisted bv the great 7th Regiment Baud.
'wp March 14 Return Engagement, Modjeska..
(lallerles of the Fine Arts Society, 210 W. S7lbst.
The mm niniil Ktlilbllluii uflUe
Ai'oIiiiCH'liirul League
open uulll taturdar, March Oth,
Tn.NIRHT "kmk ihi.i. M7i!7
I U-Hiun I TmlrJ ,t ,-rlday Mghta at BilB.
Esther Lyon., first wo an to cross ChlUcuM Pass.
IT le. Placer Mlue In full Ifl nHfllUr
Oieratlon. Price 25, 50, 75 A tl. nL,UnUlrL
SAM T. JACK'S THEATRE
BvtSa FEIST OF 1ASCINAT1NO rFATURES.
SV3S 2 BIO BlloVS EVJ.llY DAY, 2 and .
At'"Xlr:l'l oV Ml lie. I41h st. aud Irvn"pla.
A leautUul story with inagulfkent effects.
Tin: whit: iii:athi:ii.
HATS TODAY SAT. I8. 5vll-
Rlinil Evenings at :13.
OIJUU. Matinees Tivda) and Saturdar,2!lB.
WHAT HAPPENED TO .JONES.
" You get tired laughing "
COLUMBUS. PRIMROSE & WEST
Mat. To-day. 25c and 00c. MHjarBsU.
ItYVUfO PLACE TUEATKE-LABT WEEK of the
roarln faro. " LOD41K BUKTHBEM."
Frl, "TI" T-" HU prteei, w.Uif u)lf Kopcy
TliU list appear WednMdaji And Saturdays.
Hotel Information Frco.
For Booklets ot American, European Hotels,
FALL & WBNTER
RESORTS. , n
Also rates ot Apartments la Hotel below, eel! or
address (send stamp)
Motel Tariff Bureau,
f Ct Tifth Avt , Kew York,
ua Itegent St., London,
S48 Jtiic de lUroll. Pari.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE
S1I1ATIK.
fA. r. means American Plant R. P. European.)
ALBANY, N. Y Hotel Kenmore, A. I. 4 up
do Btnnwlx Hall, E. P.. tl up; A. P.. B up
ASIIEVILLE, N. U .Ilattery Park Hotel, A. P., I up
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. . Hotel Brighton, A. P., 4 up
do, Hotel St. Charles, A. P., $4 up
do. (J. H. Borton, Prop ) Hotel Denis. A. P., $3.80 np
BALTIMORE, Md Hotel nennert, E. P., al.BO up
do The Csrrollton. A. P., 3 up
do. ..Hotel Altamont, E. P., tl up; A. r S.B0 up
do Mount Vernon Hotel, E. P., tt UD
BERMUDA ts'i, HAMILTON.. ..Hamilton Hotel, A. P.
BOSTON, Mass Hotel Vendome, A. P., $3
BOURNEMOUTH, Eng. Royal Bath Hotel, A. P., 14 to $5
BROOKLYN, N.Y Plerrepont House, E. P. tl up
do notelSt. Oeorge, E. P., Ill A. P., 3
CHARLESTON, S. C.Charloston Hotel, A. P., 18 00 up
Chattanooga.Tenn.,New Southern, A. 1'., 2.60 to 13.00
CHICAClO.IIl.Tho Virginia, a.p.,18.50 upie.p ,11.50 up
CINCINNATI, O. ...Grand Hotel, E. P., Itl A. P., (Hup
ri.A., JACKSONVILLE, St. James Hotel, A.P , 14 up.
ri.A.. 8UWANEE SPR'CIS Hotel and famous water.
jog f TAMPA. TAMPA DAY HOTEL A. P.
sj-MM Opens Dec 8 1 D. P. Hathaway, Mgr.
J& J WINTER PARK, SEMINOLE A.P.
EE-fiji Oiieat Jan. 17; A. E. Dick, Mgr.
i-tdfs KISSIMMEE, THE KISSIMMEK...A. T.
"S g Opens Jan. 0 L. E. Bullock, Mgr.
tCQS S OCALA.OCALA HOUSE A. P.
El!u5 Open all yean P. P. Brown, Mgr.
oJJo jj" o nELI.EAIR, BELLEVIEW A.P.
5" k gS Opens Jan. 17t W. A. Barron, Mgr.
5 1 H'S 6 j PUNTA (JOUDA, Hotel PuntaOorda.A.P.
Cr3- Opens Jan. 17t F. H. Abbot, Mgr.
j-S 3 b FORTMEYERS, Fort Meyers Hotel,
5G I Opens Jan. 17t F. II. Abbot, Mgr.
KANSAS CITY.Mo.TheMldland, E.P.,11 up;A.P..$3up
LAKEWOOD, N. J Lskewood Hotel, A. P., 14 up
do. PALMER HOUSK(Applyforelroulars).A.P.,t0up
LONDON, Eug Hotel Cecil. E. P., 12 up
do Inns of Court Hotel, K. P., S3; A. P., It up
London. .(Westminster), St. Krmln's Hotel, hlghclsss.
Unexcelled for luxury, comfort, cuisine, E. P., tl up
LOUISVILLE, KY..Ualt House, A.P..I11-I3; E.P ,11 up
MARSEILLES, Fr Hotel Noallles et Metropole
MEMPHIS, TENN ...Oayoto Hotel, A, P., 12.30 to4
MOBILE,Ala.Battle House, rooms bath, A.P.,12.00 up
NAPLES, Italy (Splendid view south). Parker's Hotel
do. (Ulghest.healthlest posltlon).IUI Brlstol.A.P.,3
NEW ORLEANS, La..New6t.CharlesHotel,A.P4 up
do Hotel Orunewald, E, P., tl up
do The Cosmopolitan Hotel, E. P., tl.BO up
NEW YORK. ..The Ketberland, E. P., I2 A. P., 3 up
do. (S. P. Barry) New St. Cloud Hotel. E. P.. tl.80
do. The Westminster, A. P.. tS.BU up: E.P tl.BO up
do. (5th av.S 13th at.);Hotel Kenslngton.E P., 11.00
do. secor.Bthar. and 18th st., Hotel Hanorer.A.P.
do.(Chamhers&W.n'war)CosmopolltanIItl,e.p.,ttup
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va.,The Chamlerlln.A.P.,!4np
PlIILADELPHIA.Pa.Aldlne,a.p,t3 60up;c.p,1.30up
do. (RestaurantAlc.&Tdh.)TheLafayette,F..P.l up
RICHMOND, Va.1 he JelTcrson,E.P.,tl.S0up,A.P.,t3up
ST. UEOROE, STATEN ISL..ThoCastleton, A.P.. 4 up
ST. LOUIS. Mo , riauters' Hotel. E.P.. 12 up: A P.,l4up
do. . Llndell Hotel. E. P., II up: A. P.. I .'.30 up
SYRACUSE. N. Y..Yates Hotel, E. P., tl.50; A. P.. 14
THOMASV1I.LE, Oa . Plney Woods Hotel, A.P..4 up
VIRI1INIA BEACH, VA.Prlncess Anne Htl, A.P., t4 up
UTICA, N, Y Tho Butterneld, A. P., 13 to 13
WASHINGTON, D. O Arlington Hotel, A. P.. 19
do Ebbltt nouse, A.P,, 4 up
do TbeRaloIgh, E. P.. tl.BOup
do Tho Cochran Hotel. A. P., 14 up
do Hotel Wellington. E. P., tl.50; A. P.. 13
do. Rlggs House. Wlllard'a ft National. A. P-13 up
Cooper Union Hotel,
15, 17, and 19 Hd iw. Handeouifly furnUhed rooma;
permanent or trauslrnt; rate moderate.
FRENCH and Italian Table d'Hote. corner tli .;
entrance too W. 1.1th st. Dinner &0 centa wlih
wine. Afttrtheatro patrona accommo.ated until 1
o'clock; separate room for private nartlef.
V. PIOXE. Manager.
IIOTK1. yt iUTV, French table d'bote.
47 Ueat 94ih Mr. Olve It a trial to-day.
LUNCH, 40c.tDINNCR. &0o.
Wine and coffee Included: tervtce a la carte at all
bourn; moderate price-. Rooms by day or week.
Wintft Ikjiortfl.
iiiuflnim
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
li.BOO PEKT EliKVATlOX.
On Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
THE NEW HOMESTEAD.
COTTAGES AND CASIN'Oconttructed and fit rulibed
throughout In accordance with tho latent design and
modern Improvements. Most curative baths known
for rbcumatlHm, gout, and nervous troubles. Every
bath from flowing springs of natural hot water.
Golf Links and Club House.
Tine Livery and Xlagnlflrent Mountain
tiurroutufinyt.
The sanitary conditions, lncludlngsewerage, water.
and food nupplles, have heen the subject of renewed
lnve.tlgatlons.Dr Hermann M.DIggn. bacteriologist of
New York Board of Health, having conducted the In
vestigation, and they are pronounced satisfactory.
AU matters connected with sanitary conditions aro
examined periodically by experts.
Pullman Compartment Car Kew York, Philadel
phia, and Washington to Hot Springs without change,
Tuesduy, Thursday, and Saturday,
Excursion tickets and Pullman reservations at
Chesapeake and Ohio ofllcrs, 3 fly and 1 0-'8 Broadway,
Kew York, and offices Pennsylvania Hall road.
VIIIIO HTKnni. Jlanncer,
Uot Sprlngn, nam Co.. Vo.
THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
ATLANTIC CITl. V J.
Most molern hotel on the Atlantlo coast.
Booms en suite. Hot ana oold sea water baths attached.
American and European plans.
Orchestra. Sun balconies, .to.
80 feet from ocean.
i. JAKOV water.
THE SHELBUBfiyE,
Atlantic City, N. J directly on tho Beach, Open
throughout the year: throngn buffet parlor car via
Penna. II. U. leave 23d st at 1:S0; Desbrosses and
Cortlandt sts. at 1:40.
J. D. SOUTIIWICK, Manager.
THE CHALFONTE,
ATI.AKT1C CITV, K. J.
Directly on the Beach.
Greatly Improved and refurnished. Hot and cold
sea water baths In house. Hook 1st mailed,
LEEDS &. nuZBY, Owners and Proprietors.
(Excursions.
RAYMOND & WBITIMB.
TOURS and TICKETS.
rinalr Appointed ipeclal Tralas vellh Dls.lnr.
fslbravry and Observation rrs to
CALIFORNIA.
Choice or routes and entire freedom of movement.
Other tours to Florida, Mexico, Jamaica, Europe,
Japan, China, Hawaii, Round the World, eto.
Bend for circular, mentioning the tour desired.
Railroad and bteamshlp tickets at lowest rates to all
parts of the world. Travellers' Oulde on application.
31 East Fourteenth St., Union
Square, West, New York.
iPrwonal SJotlcM.
PlllCAtlM. AMU I LKA.VINU.
TUB K1I V TAII.UIIIU COMPANY,
ISUS IIIIOAIIMAs. Ilaaniuelsl.
Ilel. 81-t and OUd St..
Oet youraults t leaned aud pressed, BOcu
hulls dyed any color, IV'.OO.
Repairing an I altering at reasonable rates.
LADIES' SKIRTS rebound, cleaned and pressed, tl.OO.
batlsfactory work guaranteed,
Called tor and delivered.
VIBR0 MECUANICO AND ELECTRO THERAPEU.
TICS. The Devsllelte Institute, 100 West Otfd at,
"Ca7t(Q7r(Slothtttfl.
NNOUNOEUENT EXTllAOriDINARY.-Astonlsh-Ingly
high price, positively paid for f eouetneB'a
weartos apparel I Immsdlat personal attanUoa tSvaa
sudrHUasHaatloBsnAiraatMdi retala address.
BIDEK,tlKldrUn.t,
The Humber, and Others
WITH the coming of March, it may be fairly said that the bi
cycle season is upon us. We shall have much to say
rS. about our wheels for the next
pK) few weeks, but we have some-
JrJ' thine worth talking about.
-j$yfo The Humber, of course, is sui
7 JromA generis. In the hundred-dollar
A v7yJ$ ) c'ass ' sta,,ds almost alone ; as
"l f'r!f m a moce' an a demonstration of
l stestS?J v what is perfection in bicycle
V-jf'A Tv A building, it stands absolutely
,. . vL "tWx li, alone. It maintains its price,
VVtLjaj) ' because it is worth that price,
" -ii3f because the character of its man-
m?K kH ufacture enforces, that price.
Sfcwti! jJ ne Humber faces a whole
III wSlrSBl ESTO worldful of $50 and $60 wheels,
"'PlslwiN and far from apologizing for its
$100 figures, it is proud of
them. No one who pays its price for a Humber will ever be in
doubt what the extra $40 or $50 was for.
It's a question of price. If you want the very best wheel
which money will buy, you must get the Humber. If, on the
other hand, you wish the best wheel which less money will
buy, look over our list and see what we offer you.
Here's the list in full :
Humber Roadsters, $100 Rodmans men's, $)S
Humber Tourists, $102 Rodmans women's, $36.50
Lady Humbers, $106 Coronets men's, $25
Cygnets, $75 ; Monarch, $60 Coronets women's, $27.50
Duquesne, $50 Tandems Monarch, $100 ; Humber,
Continents men's, $45 diamond, $162; Humber, corn
Continents women's, $46.50 bination, $171.
Continentals men's, $40 Rodman Juveniles, 20 in., $20 ; 24
Continentals women's, $41.50 in., $22.50; 26 in., $25.
We intend to put great stress on the Sundries. We shall
have the most complete line which we think you can find, and
as for prices :
Lovekin Saddles, $3 Hartford Tires, No. 77, $7 pair 20th Century Lamps, t US
Brown Saddles, $2 Morgan & Wright Tires, $7 pair '9S M. & W. Lamps, $1.75
Garford Saddles, 51.75 Saks Continuous-ring Bells, 51 Leader Lamps, JX2S
Mesinger Saddles, 51-50 Trump Cyclometers, 50c. Searchlight, 52.95
Lercli Saddles, 54 Double-hook Hanger, 45c. Yale Locks, 15c. and 20c
Bridgeport Pedals, 1.25 Banner Lamps, spring bracket, Ramsey Swinging Pedals, 55
Wanamaker Tires, 56 pair 51-50; rigid bracket, 51.90 Contln'l Graphite Stick, lc.
Dixon's Graphite Stick, 3c. Dixon's Graphite, new L. A. W. Stick, 10c.
Spring Dresses
New dresses again, as fresh and new as the season itself,
and not here for long. These exquisite things are at best but
birds of passage, they rest a moment in the store, then, when
you look for them, they're gone.
We want you to "share the beauty of these late arrivals.
Never mind about purchasing, come in and look at them,
simply as masterpieces,-you might almost call them works
of art. They're by American designers, too. We owe little to
Paris for them, riiaybe a touch here and there. But in de
sign and style and production they're American, and it will
give you some new ideas of American progress in Art and
iress to see them.
A hint or two, but there's little use in trying to describe
thpm
At 560 Of dark red broadcloth, with low
cut, open front blouse waist j appropri
ate for wear with fancy vest or skirt
waist; epaulets on shoulders; skirt has
deep Spanish ruffle; entire suit effect
ively trimmed with while military braid
in scroll design; all silk lined.
At 570 Of changeable taffeta in blendings
of rose pink, gold and green ; revers,
choker, girdle and cuffs trimmed with
rows of narrow gold braid ; vest of white
knife-plaited chiffon; entire dress trim
med with bands of black Chantilly lace
five inches apart; skirt made witli Laf
ferriere ruffle.
Second floor, Droadway.
Venetian DoN'T ou want one f,or
Twiiuuuii somecozy-cornerorsmok-
Lanterns. jngroom? Here's a par
ticularly good chance for you, if you
do. Their prices are a third less than
when you last priced lanterns of the
same kind. These are new ones, just
bought, and bought at a lucky time.
Very fine, elaborately worked iron
patterns, soft-colored glass.
51.25 kind for 51. 54.50 kind for 53.
52.50 kind for 51.50 55 kind for 53.75.
53.50 kind for 52.25. 57 kind for 54.75
59 kind for 56.50.
A lot of Iron-work Candlesticks, at
10c. to 35c; regularly 25c. to 50c.
Main door, Tenth street.
At 562 Of Surah silk in large block plaid
colorings dark brown, golden brown
silver or white ; blouse front waist, with
vest of brown chiffon over white silk;
rever, choker and Rirdle of turquoise
blue velvet; skirt with Spanish flounce.
At 590 Of black taffeta over same ma
terlal in light green ; blouse front waist
with vertical gatherings one inch apart ;
green corded taffeta yoke outlined with
gathering of black liberty silk, ending in
scroll design; choker, girdle and cuffs of
blush pink mirror velvet ; skirt trimmed
in front with applique of gathered silk in
scroll design; drop lining.
The White Goods Sale
Very quick and gratifying was the response to yesterday's announce
ment concerning our Spring Congress of White Goods. Large quantities of
snowy textiles left our counters for new homes during the day. To-day
we're ready again with a fresh supply, consisting mainly of Muslins, Nain
sooks and Dimities. The values offered in these are, for this season, par
ticularly attractive. And so it is more than probable that yesterday's great
selling will be repeated to-day.
At 8c Fancy muslins in stripes, plaids and I At 10c Nainsooks in various designs,
checks. Easily worth 12c. I plaids and stripes; also fancy striped'
At I2)c Muslin in beautiful lace effects; Dimities. Some of them worth a half
also checks and plaids. Values 18c to 25c. more.
These are all grouped for easy choosing on Main Aisle, near Broadway.
Men' Well worth looking into.
Trousers the offerings be!w- "
lruuacrs. 1T)eans a very substantial
saving to the prompt purchaser. The
trousers are of the latest popular ma
terials, well made, and correctly cut.
Our figures shown here are in actual
comparison with prices now ruling in
clothing stores generally.
At53.50-Gray casslmeres in neat stripes;
55 quality.
At 54 All-worsted trousers, in small and
medium stripes; regular 56 quality.
At 55 About 20 distinct patterns in all
worsted trousers ; very neat effects; reg
Itr 57 quality.
At 52.50 A lot of odds and ends In men's
trousers; values 53.50, 54 and 55.
Beoond floor, Fourth avenue.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and loth sts.
ColUpts and ffthoolg.
ror Olrls and l aunsT Women City and Country.
KINDERGARTEN .'..pr'
(Ere. scholarships limited.) Z. A. CUTTIN, Sup't.,
Metropolitan Temple, 7th ar, and Isth it,
V.r U.ya aud V.unaT Men-City and Cuntrj.
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.
Delect Catholic Boarding School i advantages unsur
passed! new building,, new oval t rates reasonable,
Brother AUOUbT, West Chester. N. V,
Duslaeaa C. Hears.
STENOGRAPHY f. M.
ahu jsmxixQ olasse'si
TYPEWRITING. 7 too p. ar.
TDllNINfl COACHINO, SPEIDINOl ALL
t KAImnU BYSTXMBI CLUB UATEO.
KCIinni 'It MIOHT CLAM TUXS-
SU1UUU, rj a, T! AD ITsUDJLTB.
Kunr Ml V.X.rarrith, Xnitrutior.
College aud rhool.
llUaslucai Collrsra.
BOOKKEEPING7.-.-. A, wicoiv.,
Chartered Accountaut, U3 and lilt tlramercy Park
leaches brhls rapid method all that pertains to book!
keeplnk aud Accountancy.
A COURSE with Mm will material!? advance gen
tlemen andladl.s ngaed In or entering upon busi
ness position,. """"'
dTUUKNTa prepared for C. 1'. A. namlnatlocs.
STESOaitAl'lir and Typewriting School. 1300
Broadway, d door below Usui st.i day and even
ing) thorough training! commercial, nirdlcali lawi
reportlug, Miss V L. MAWBLEr.
Uauclag Academies.
MISS McCABE'S
Dauclng Bchool, VI East 17th St.
Private and class lessons dally i beginners any time.
HARYABD AOADKaCV. IHUth at. and hark ar '
. Ed. J. Wnnegan, director (circulars) i separate
pall lor pegtnnera.
MO). OOBB1J, D8T Hndsoa aiWalta and two-sites
H'EARRT
West Fourteenth Street,
SOME FOLKS OBJECT
to having their methods shown up If they are straight, a little
clear light of day will do no harm . Humbug don't want tht
mask removed . Truth can stand a looking glass.
DRESS GOODS
Novelties for Spring.
Novelties In Tinted Checks-all wool 00
Novelties In Two tonod Checks 20
Novelties In Bright rialda-medlumootori... .30
Novelties In Taney Light Plaids 76
Novelties In mp Hal Ji-larga blocks 30
Novelties In Second Mourning Plaids..... 30
Novelties In Double Color Biyad.ra Rtrlpei.. .40
Novelties In Bnowflak. Mixtures .40
Novelties In Invisible Tailor Check. 40
Novelties In Iridescent Silk and Wool Effects .40
Novelties In Imported Silk and Wools.. .70 to 1.08
Novelties In All Wool Checks worth 1.00.. .00
Imported Vlgoreaux and Oranlte Mixtures. 60 to, 86
New Coverts In leading coloring 40
New Double-tinted Figured Suitings 20
New Debelge choice mtxturea-40 Inch...... .SO
New Spring Serges all wool C5 (hade. 30
New Henriettas all the latest shades..... 60
Novelties In Basket Weeves-soltd colon 00
New Satin Sole!!'. light and dark 00
New Oranlte Suitings all colors 30 Inch 86
New Black Satin Flg'd Solells..'. 08
New Black Bilk figured poplin cord 1.30
New Black Brllllantlnrs-4!t inch 00 to 1.00
New Black Slclllennes 3 lmi 68
New Black Rough Chevloia 10 Inch 86
New Black All Wool Surges 48 Inch 76
New Black All Wool Serge, and Rlclllrnnea... .30
New Black Mohair Bayadere Stripes 45 Inon .40
SCHOOLMASTERS
who arc setting copy tor the advertising penman el
the day seem to think "lisle el actual otTcrlng, un.
attractive " Glowing Imagination and big
type spreading over lots ot space with tew real Items,
art especially rccom minded.
Ifl VIEW OF SUCCESS
or certain recent romances It might be soft to ear
that such views arc correct False state
menu have been b:llcvtd In the past and will be In
the future, but nevertheless ai money Is not the only
consideration we prefer to stick to facta.
AMD HERE THEg ARE
WITHOUT EXAGGERATION.
WASH DRESS FABRICS
floveltles lor Spring
FANCg FRENCH ORGANDIES
Satin barred beautiful styles 37l elsewhere 50
Sheerest made Best designs 27i elsewhere SO
Satin Stripes Bcstdeslgns 10; elsewhere SB
OTHER FANCg ORGANDIES
American print on French cloth 10 eta
Corded Flalde flower designs lS's cts
81 Inoh dainty flower designs 7. eta
LAWNS AND BATISTES
New Dotted Linen Lawns 32 Inch! worth ZS ,14
Fine Fancy Dimities beat styles 14
Brocade Orenadlne Stripes fast black 1 B'a
All over Flg'd Lawns new frost work effseta. .1 Ca
Organdy finish Lawns French style. lflb
Lawns for Linings all fancy shades 84
Fancy Dreas Lawns In great variety 6
Navy and White Lawns corded atrip 84
Extra fine Fancy Batistes 38 Inch 84
NEW DRESS GINGHAMS
Finest French ellk barred 37
Finest Scotch Zephyrs elsewhere .40 37
Fine Imported Emb'd effects bright colors.. ,2 0
French Checks for Shirtwaists 24
Finest Amerloan usually sold as "Sootch".. ,10
Plaids In Tartan and fancy atyles, 08 inch 121.
Uniform Ginghams stripes and plain 0.
Pink and Blue Plaids and Seersucker Stripes. St
A nundred other atyles la Fancy Otnghama .. 6s
PERCALES AND CAMBRICS
Best Percales yard wide SOO styles. ...,,.. .129
Others not so flno elsewhere .lSa 74
Still others yard wide worth 7 4a.
Reversible Duck Suitings Q
Indigo Blue Cambrics white figures 3
NEW DRESS SATEENS
Black Damas high silk finish fast dys 20
French Silk Lustre col'd or white figure 20
Black Satin Flg'd Bounties fast dye 121.
French Printed all colors 60 stylea 16
Plain Sateens fancy shades for lining .IS
Fancy Printed Chlnts patterns 84
Extra fine Black Twill worth .It's 73.
UPHOLSTERS
Clearing prices lor accumulations
and
Attractive Prices for the flew'
HEAVJJ CURTAINS
Armure Tapestry heavy tassels 3,08
Flg'd Chenille choicest colors value 0.00,,.. 6.0 8
Silk Damask Empire designs! value 114 6.08
Full width Tapestry all colors value (4.00, 2 .40
Chenille extra heavy-deep dado S.08
Odd pairs Chenille Curtalnst worth S. 00 1.70
Odd pairs Tapestry Curtains; worth S.OB S3.40
Odd pairs Fig'd Chenille: worth S.OO 3.08
Odd pairs High Art Designs! worth 8,00 6.08
Odd pairs Tapestryt best colors: worth 8.00., 4,08
Odd pairs Silk Tapestry; worth 10,00 6,08
LACE AND FANeg CURTAINS
Fish Net lace edge 1,40
With Inserting and Edge I) to Apr lots 2.08
Point D'Eeprlt lace ruffle and Inserting 3,08
Odd pairs Silk stripes all colors 1,08
Snow flakes col'd stripes pair 08
Stripe Orenadlne fluted ruffle pr 1,10
Irish Point white Medallion corner 3 yds, 1,70
Irish Point white flower border ih yds,,, 2,00
Irish Point scroll borders 3a yds 8,08
Splendid Valuta In finer Irish Points, to 0,08
Double Thread Nottingham larga designs 60
Adosen styles 40 to 04 Inches wide 08
Grecian and Guipure design 80 Inch 1,40
TAPESTRIES AND DRAPERIES
Bagdad Tapestries Ova stripe combination,. 40
Louis XIV. Damasks satin stripe; value 1,85 .08
Plain Velours and Silk Sbellaa all colors 08
Iteraldlo and Moquette Tapestries 08
87 Inch Fancy Furniture Corduroye ,'40
New Fancy Dentin, best colorings 04
New T will Cretonnes Tapsstry and floral ,,, , C '
New Fancy Sllkollnes 50 styles 64
New Fancy Fish Nets St Inch o
New Taml our Uusllns worth 83 jq
Lace Stripe bcrlins 10 inch 31
Japanese Oold Crepes-all colors,,.. ft
Rugs Specials
Smyrna Rug, Best designs lx45,,,., 1,00
Smyrna Itugs Best designs -25x51 1,07
Velvet Taoestry 86x68 value S.50 l!40
Combination Ooatsklns lined 30x84 l!o8
IT WOULD BE EASU
to draw a crowd II one was willing to put attic
such trilling considerations as veracity and In
tegriir. .
CROWDS HAVE BEEfl SO DRAWrt
MO BQ SAME MEAAS CAN BE DRAWfl ACAIfl.
No Liquors. Ho Groceries, lit.
NEW DRESS SILKS
New Spring Brocades Changeable Ktteeaj
roRTD-niriE ceus warn 69
New Black Silks, Molra Velours and Batln Brocadca
PORTU.fline CE1TS worth ,75
ALSO
Bengallnes neavy cord-latest ahadea ng
Faille Francalse all silk-new shades ..
Rustle Taffetas plain and changeable ' a
New Plaid and Check Wash silks 3J
White Silk Habntale-86 Inch "J!
Satin Duoheue all ailk all colors.
Fanoy Taffetas Stripes and Brocade '70,
Combination Taffeta striking effects '..
Black-and-white strip Taffetas aatln flg'd,, '(Jo
Light Taffetas graduated satin stripes jg.
Fine Novelty Taffetas dark effects gn
Black Moire Velours waved satin stripes g.
Blsek ilolr. Valour aatlntBayader stripe,, j?g
Black Moire Velours Checker board blocks,, )ng
Black Moire Antique Velours ,'na
Black Plain Moire Velours-nigh finish. ,40 to l.oj
Black Bengallne Bayadere atrlpea 'g.
Black Satin Duchosse extra quality -jn
Blsok nigh Lustre Taffetas full rustle 'gg
Black Silk Dress Taffetas-full rustI.-7 Inch joa
Black Silk Poplins extra high finish '93
Black Bengallnes crystal cord high finish,, ,gg
Black Batln and Bilk Brocades 00 to l'oj
WHAT SHOULD WE THIflK OP
any who, with pretensions to moral purity, 01,114
endeavor tolmposc upon the public with claims tbit
their beit advertising Is done by their customers,
enl. enlarging upon the truth or their statement,
should add that they shall never be Imperilled ,,'
lack or sincerity,
IP. AFTER SOCH PREFACE,
the; should surprise with in untruthful announce
ment 7
IT IS A PACT
that exonerated announcements, 10 mtdt tut
widely advertised, will attract, but wc can hardly
believe that they will add to reputation more dtir
to the right-minded than mere money getting.
SOME FACTS
In Main Floor Departments
Men's Hemstitch ndk'fs with Initial 9
Ladles' All Linen Initial Handk'fa n
New Shirt Waist Seta pearls and jewelled... .24
Rolled Oold and Sterling Cuff Pins 49
Sterling Top Hat Pins German Silver Stems. ,10
Sterling and Rolled Oold Chain Bracelets 93
Real Seal and Alligator Belts leather lined
harness buckle pin attached 39
Liberty 811k and Laos Jabots 1.25 to 1,69
Fancy Silk Scarfs twle around 40 to 1,23
Itoman Stripe 811k Scarfs knot fgs 49
Sashes to match, also Black 1.08 to 5.09
Bilk and Orenadlne Neck Ruffs 76 to 2.09
Taffeta and Liberty Bilk Knife Pleating 49
Lao Yokes ribbon Inserting atdlcl collar., .03
Colored Spangled Blouse Fronts 2,49
Black Spangled Trimmings 4 to 4 Inch . 1 2 to 1 ,49
Pearl Waist Garnitures value .75 49
Black Silk La Tosoa Nets 45 Inch 49
Black Silk Nete-3 styles 45 Inch Bfl
Whit Fancy Laces 1 to Inon S
Embroideries HaUT to five Inch 4 to ,10
Open work finest cloth 8 to 10 Inch 121,
Skirt flounclngs showy designs 20
All over embroideries 00 to 2,00
Inserting, to match 10 to ,29
Edgings to match IS to ,09
Children' Black Rib LUle Iloae-
spllced heels and toes 19
Ladies' Black Cotton double soles
splloed heels Ilermsdorf dye 24
Ladlea' Black Sateen Skirts corded flounce.. .98
Egyptian Cotton Rib Vests also Pants 29
Men's Flseoe-llned Shirts and Drawers 49
Men's Silk Teofc Scarfs new styles 19
Men'sSUkBand Bow 23
Fine Steel Spectaolea Pebble lenses 1.39
Pearl Opera Otassea Aohromatls lonsss 2.98
Buokeye Camera film 8iax3s 6.34
Eastman Toning Solution 41
LADIES' JERSEtJS
All Wool braided, embroidered, tacked or trlramsd
In Military style Black and Colors
1.40 worth a. 85 2,40 worth 4(1
1.08 worth 3.08 2.08 worth 6
little purchase at loss to Importers I
Ladles' Wool Wrappers
Best fabrics Black and Color!
Trimmed In various stylea with laoe, braid or rlbboa
Reduced Reduced
From To Prom Tt
8,8 2.30 10.08 S93
4.08 2.08 I- 8-D9
5.88 3.40 10.08 9.99
8.08 6.08 21.03 11.98
Ladles' Silk Tea Gowns
with laces, Insertions, tacks and ribbons
Black and Fancy Shades
Reduced Reduced
From To From Tt
14.08 7,08 80.98 10 98
15.08 8,08 81.08 11.89
10.08 0.08
ALSO
In Ladies' Suit Department
New Cambrlo Wrappers light and dark 69
New Fancy Taffeta 8t!k Waists 3.49
New All Wool Sweaters worth 3.00 1.69
New Bicycle Suits combination skirts . 0 99
New Tailor made Costumes 11.99
New Black Cheviot Dreaa Skirts-tucks 3 93
Finer, with folds or cluster rows of braid.,,, 6.09
TOILET ARTICLES
Three little Items well worth the rcsdlog
Sheffield's Tooth Paste , 1'
Boudoir Tissue Paper package 31
Talcum Powder 3 klnda 71
GLOVES
As against certain recent widely advertised "'
nounccments, wc oiler st
FIFTU CENTS A PAIR
Four button. Embrjldered bock, new, perfiet, "
shaped Gloves.
SAUIrie NOTHING ABOUT
"quantity," as that Is a matter that diet nt
to or diminish value, wc would stttc thi i""1'
ment" Includes the populsr shsdes now iiirntiii,
-end Whit and Blsck In all sites. 5, to "'.
THEU ARE WOT
old, herd or soiled. ,
THEU ARE NOT
worth dollar or a dollar and a qusrter
THED ARE BETTER THAW THOSE ;.
recently advertlssi is wsrth those price,, ,
Drugs Sold In Our Stores. f
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