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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18

GALr-oS Ia. Oct. l7.-Joscph Brown. who
work, in tho lumber woods near here. cntne
into town vest .:uay and got William Squircs
To- 20 with him to laid Hill to help him gather
tho stores from b.r trnc Ito said he had dis
covered on his way in from tho woods.
"Ihcard tho bees buzzinG in the trco while
VA, five rods away from, It" Brown said. "or
wouldn't have discovered 1t"
Tho mon took with them three patent pals to
hold the honey an axe to cat the tree down.
and a lot Of sulphur to burn in tho hollow for
the purpose Of smo:herinG tho bees. Brown
led thcway to tho tree. but they could not hear
the hummins TIL" trco was hit with the axe
80 loud a. to startr the tw" men. They found
near the bottom % The trunk q hoIe where the
occupants Of til" tree had made their entr ance
an! the snriUr lire was started there. and its
For a time the bugHng inside was torritlc, but
gradually grew fainter and fainter rs tho sui
rhur had It., deadly effect. and finally ceased
erirr!% an -. Ia. ,,,,r 49,, ,,,,,, .,,o.
stock 1t honey said Brown.
lhn tree was chopped down. and when it fell
aud dSiihyed its hollow interior the two bee
s saS not Of o ye sn RI sS bo nss Gs
iaass If lattlcsnaies.. Which. had been
sH"at"1 by the iphar f i1fMSs The
~ thrr " wnt"p Ss' H,a e"' T ff wers s
hfty-eisht largo ,rattlcrs and eight black
snakes, nun adder. and three copperheads in
'hc objection. The noise Brown bad thought
passing. Brown and Sqllires will get about
tw? gallons Of Gil out If the rattlesnakes.
I,ieer Zee tree will pan out good days work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
TOTERs REGISTERED BIT POLICEMEN.
Mooney Supposed II was All Right to Help
During the Rush Hours.

Charges Of illegally assuming the duties OF
inspector OF registration and election have
been made against Policemen William j.
Mooney and Charles A. Place Of the Eldrl,lge
street station. Mooney admits the charge
against him. but says that he did not know he
was acting illegally. lie said:
u was assigned to the Twenty-third district
registration place at 14l ludlow street to pre-
sorve order md act as guard Of the place. On
Oct. o registration had been slow all day. At
5 +. NJ ono of tho inspectors OF egstration lsft
tho place, and just afterward there came such q
rusl, Of voters desiring to register that the re-
naming inspectors couldn't handle them all
and asked mo to help which did by writing
the names Of voters in book there. Ibid not
know that there was anything wrong In It,"
The law in the matter 10 that none but reg,l-
larry constituted inspectors shall write tho
names Of voters II the 69n n 81 registration
q Es'ef Tsst ss.
Place was assigned to tho Thirteenth district
place Of registration at 70 RtvinSton street.
Goldstein says that on Wednesday night the
Officer. who WAS In Uniform. sat at a. table in
the place Of registration and wrote his lGold.
In Sse q he s e6srrss reached
Police Headquarters yesterday morning Su-
perintendent Murray sent Immediately for the
he could not be found. lie Will be questioned
to-day. Mooney made the admission quoted
above. Superintendent Murray preferred
tried before the Police Commls toner's.
Election. has called q meeting Of the. bureau
for Monday morning 70 consider tho charges
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
Al Iatelr,eeat ana Generous Cat.

STRouDspURo Pa. Oct. IA neighbor OF
Mrs. Catherine Bowden OF this village has a
pear tree In her garden. and Ii the owner Of
cat. Some OF the branches OF the pear tree
extend over Mrs. Bowden's garden. and the cat
is very fond Of Mrs. Bowden. Some time ago
tho neighbor told Mrs. Bowdcn that when the
pears wore ripe and began to fall she would be
welcome TO all that fell on her side OF tho
fence. The cat was by and heard what was
said. The pears rlpened and began to fall
and Mrs H%wden PiGsed Hn such s as fol n her
though. did not seem large enough to the eat
and she at once set about INCREASING 1t from
tho store OF lOr Mistress She was noticed
early one morning to go 9qt under the pear
,hst had fallen durpS s the mich might and g"ss
into Mrs. BSwden's garden When Mrs.
There - from ' lie tree. Mkt morning A tSS
eat was seen to repeat this generous do4s-
ton TO- her friend. and Mrs. B3wden, was In.
Eer Next @erning Mrs.. Boyden watched the
cat and saw the act repeated. That morning
pushed under the fence, to see II puss would
notice the omission. Not long sfterwaEd, the
cat CARRIED the pears one RX one and laid them
NOT % notice them. and finally the sat raweda
walked to and fro between her and the pears
until Mrs Bowdeh took them. when puss walked
away satisfied Every i nnn,ap!g;, while the
sass q = re bs q y S1SIdS
IA H.N "A j. - +.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
PARIS
SUIT PATTERNS"
HIGH NOVELTY STUFTS.

Paris Suit Patterns in exquisite novelties
confined styles, $3.50: till last Thursday
$4,000.
SIS patterns till last Thursday $1,000.
SIT patterns till last Thursday $500.
$22 patterns till last Thursday 5000.
$50 patterns till last Thursday $4,000.
80 pieces Mixed Cheviots, In combed wool
effects. &c.; fallen from 75c.
SO pieces Cheviot Novelties. new designs in
combed mohair effects, Soc. j: fallen from 75c.
100 pieces Cheviot Snitingc. pure wool. in
plaids. stripes, and heather mixtures, ut
$780,; fallen from G0c. for this occasion.
100 pieces Cloth Plaids, 40 in. wide. 4sc.. in
stead OF Csc.
Main ais.s, left.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
-. x,tssTIERsysr AND B4ll.
e,.r. Sor " Novel Entertainment to he
aiys, at Carnegie Music ApIi nee. -.

aiyen at Carnegie Music Hall on Dee. -.
Last year good many women who attended
,nl wore Interested In the German opera rs-
,,rc,,cG that tho influence OF German artistic
Concentration should be lost for whole sea-
son. and ono Clever woman has suggested the
,Jn, ol organizing n Rnnstlerfcst md ball. n
t.s,iyal sur, as IL given by tho artists guilds
Il, Germany. particularly ut Munich. Dusscl-
d,rt and Bnrlin Tho idea was enth usiasti-
Iii, taken III, Ivy tho artists to whom It was
,ugr,stetl. and Mr.. Joseph Keppler was
sS,cc,ul Chairman Of the Artistic Committed.
Tho frs.iyal Is to bu held at Music Hall on
Dec. 3
his Intended tn represent tablcaux vivants.
original pictures arranged by tho artists. as
we'll as fey ;,trisin,s Gpnintngs BY Jules Bpe.
auditorium will be transformed into y, ball
ROM, ;lc centre portion oi which, will 10
SSnM riiM vii 60 on during tho cntirc evening.
ooxcentng ut intervals whom ono OF tho III.
bicaux Is prosecuted on tho stage:
s, tue m,s SsSst"i by Water Damroseh.
K at mn no President II the Arion SO.
s HSNt W "u Ednmd Stanton u The d"soT
a MSns W. I"ui- Windnullcr Ia the trea surcr
S , rs 70 s ed as tSs With 5fs p Mss
nIcI %s WITH the surplus fund IS to
T b sS nS sresfSa st hs
Tie votes east ut tho festival Will decide tho
qg The Tickets for tho .Knnstlerfcst arc SIS
: cor ia and tie boxes which seat six persons.
SD There will ne about seventh boxes; six Of
s' E VIII 9ay s''sis sSaHs% n ssw afs
NJ AstI rl Ftsn Me- X M%teT wscr sH5SS
az. Al ia ,rvip Wnhnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
LAMPS AND
ONYX GOODS.

2J0 Parlor Table Lamps, beautifully tinted
and decorated with flowers and gilt. nickel
pedestals and duplex burner. complete
($4.5O). tomorrow $2.97.
loo genuine Mexican Onyx Top Tables, new
brass stands. richly gold finished, Onyx slab
12xl3 inches. q $1,000 table-to-morrow S5.97.
In our Lamp Department we show the finest
collection. Of Sewah, Chinese and India Silk
any house in the country. These goods arr
the most perfect shapes. with fringe or lace,
and are made In Orange. Pink. Lemon, Red
Seafoam, Purple, Green. Old Rose, Laven-
to make 1t worth your time to call we will
make special reduction OF ten per cent. on
every shade for Monday only.
Lamps-Nain floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
C.r,o.. Case or s..-.,as Sickness.

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Oct l7.-John Russell.
sentenced here this week to Ave years In the
Eastern Penitcntiary for horse stealing. feiGn-
ed illness last June and secured several weeks
delay In his case. First he ate soap In his cell
and made himself temporarily sick. but later
tho soap supply was Withdrawn and he resort
ed to acting 10 keep mp the illusion. Finally
he was carried into court and tied fast In a
chair so that he could not fall over
Physicians who examined him testified
that he was descending. whereupon The
convicted. When taken back to jnii his health
At cneo improved, But soon no Ielapscd.
peared to DO UNCONSCIOUS and has been
ied as though he were In trance. Al efforts
10 rouse him were unsuccessful. This week.
dragssd him into court to receive sentence. he
fmme Aisteiy revived. and now bis indispoei-
tlon seems 10 have entirely left him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
.NlN.SEN' JACKETS.
.4lOihev Special Nale at H0lf'
Price.

Misses Fur Trimmed Jackets at
exactly half of the regular prices /;
the most desirable styles in the
market, and every garment entirely
new. never having been shown be-
fore.
Our Misses Department is by far
the best in either city. The only
way to convince yourself is to visit
it, and We purpose making it worth
Your while.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
CARLSBAD
G. H MA SALE.

1900 pairs Carlsbad China Cups and
Saucers, richly decorated with
flowers and gold, new, thin and
perfect, regular $3.50 doz.; will
be marked tic. pair.
100 Carlsbad China Preserve or Ice
Cream Sets, new cannelle shape and
decorations, gold edge, ID pieces
800 Carlsbad ss China Dat Meal Sets Sets,
bowl and pitcher richly decorated,
the Use. ones for 29c. pr.
500 Carlsbad China Sugar Bowls,
new Derby shape, cannelle, flower
decoration (50c.); for 29c.
1000 dozen Bread and Butter and
Cheese Plates, new shapes, ten dec
orations, gold band $500 doz); for
lie. ca.
$50 Carlsbad China Cream Pitch
ers, 3 shapes, ten decorations, in
flower, ferns, and gold (35c. -line),
1000 dozen Carlsbad China Oyster
Plates. richly decorated with
grasses, shells, and gold, new
shape, never sold for less than
$500, tomorrow 25c. en-.
800 Carlsbad China Fruit, Salad,
or Preserve Bowls, Newport
shapes, six decorations, in flower
and gold (S1.0W, will be 49c ea.
500 Carlsbad China Bread Plntes,
flower, new shapes, ten decorations,
regular $500 doz., now 12c. ca.
800 Carlsbad China Cracker Jars,
six decorated new shapes, the
$l.0O ones will be 43c.
200 Carlsbad China Baking Dishes,
8 decorations, fireproof baker
$500, for CSC.
700 Fruit Plates. tinted border,
with fruit and leaf decoration
$500 doz.l, for Sc. en-.
China Main noor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
MONDAYS
EXTRA SILKS.

Gain. Black Faille, all silk, supe-
rior quality-10 pcs. only-sell-
ing yesterday over the counter at
$l.25 95c.
21-in. colored Bengaline, IA differ
ent shades, this seasons colorings,
all silk and wool, $1.O0 or $1.1O
would be cheap this lot to. be
closed at 69c.
81 and 22-in. colored Bengalines,
regular stock, full line of colors
for street or evening wear, $1.25
to $3.50 yard regular prices
these, but very low regular.
Snks-Isft. centre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
DRESS GOODS.
We Haze Jaist KeCeicpA

A new consignment of high-grade
French novelties in single Dress
lengths. No duplicates.
American all-wuo! Dress ma
terials in exact reproductions of
best foreign designs, 80 cts. per
yard regular stock price so cts.
45-inch English and Mitylene
Cheviots. navy blue and black,
$1.OO, Sl.25, and $50. These
goods are dyed with the Stabilis
Dye, and cannotb be injured by min,
and even if saturated with sea
water or boiled in soda will still
retain the original color.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
$4,000 W'ORTH OF WORSTEDS HELD
Importers Protest Against the ApprAIser's
Advance ON the Invoices.

More than $50. 900 worth Of worsted cloths
from Bradford. England. Is obtained at the
appraisers stores on the complaint Of domes-
tic manufacturers that they were imported at
less than the cost Of production. Appraiser
Cooper Investigated the complaint. and ad-
vanced tho invoices 12}i per cent. The i'm
porters. sixteen firms. protested, and General
Appraiser Lunt made an examination He
thought the invoices ought to be advanced
eight or nine per cent.
The importers have been working on the
matter and now hold afildavitss, from several
originally invoiced above cost md with a fair
margin Of profit and that tho Bradford mills
are prepared to execute orders at the prices
quoted for ak months ahead.
The importers have arranged TO hold u Glro.
LAY Is not fised but Tuesday las been sn W
gested. and will probably he chosen. The
meeting is to decide on the question Of m np-
inKtOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
LADIES'
WRITING DESKS.

After going over tho stock OF
Ladies fancy Writing Desks OH q
sort OF tour OF inspection to see
what sold and what hadn't. these
pencil marks Of alteration of prices
were left behind:
A SG3 solid mahogany Writing
Desk, scratched and repriced SAT.
A sos quartered Oak Desk, pen.
cilled s35.
A $28 oak corner Writing Desk,
marked $40.
A $35 Oak Desk, made $25.
A $50 Antique Oak Desk, made
$24.
Furni.uro-.Thirl Floor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
CHANGE
OF PRICE ON
THESE NEW LACES.

Enough for days demand of real
handmade Torchon Lace, 3 to 4
inches wide Q2c.), changed to &c.
n yard.
Ali-silk Cbantilly Lace, demi-
flounces, 10 to l5 inches wide
(75c.), changed to SOC. a yard.
Odds and ends OF very fine all
silk black Chantilly and Spanish
Guipure Lace Flouncings, rem
nants OF 2 to 5 yards ($l.25 to
5000, priced 35c. a yard.
Iaces-Kiyi't centre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
Fur Capes. Fur Capes.

ut $3.50 and s4.l5: al! sizes.
Genuine French Lnney Seal Capes. heavy
snttn lining. at S4.0J and S5S3; special
prices.
Baltic Wool Seal Cnpes, fashionable styles.
dgep shawl collar. pointed fronts valued ut
until sold.
Ladies'. Genuine Astrakhnu Fur Cares. new
shapes. deep pointed fronts satin lined; worth
$1,000, on sale at $Q.&.
=. Elegant .Astrakhan Cloth Inpes. satin
lined, full length. real value $500: our price
: Ladies'. French Seal. Krmmer French
Beaver Wool Seal and other Fnrs. from
SS.OO to S?J; specint rednctiuns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
FOREMOST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

$50 Ladies' Elder Down Room
Gowns, in light blue, pink, car
dinal, or gray, with velvet trim
mings, $3.50; as against $500
400 Ladies' Flannelette House
Wrappers, wit. silk or cashmere
fronts, desirable patterns and
colors, $2.75; made to sell for
1915
1000 Ladies' Princess Cashmere
Wrappers with waist lined, de-
sirable in every way; $l.49, as
against 1926
Wrapper Dep't-2d ho6r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
~ BATTEHM Ann
Cloak, Wrap. and Suit Department.

We are now showing the hest and choicest
assorted stock Of Ladies' Misses. and Chill.
uren's ClOHks. Reehng Coats, Jackets, Capcs.
Newmarkets and Gretcl,cns in this city nt
prices tempting TO purchasers.
-. Ladies' Black Cheriot Cloth Reefln2 Coats,
S2.S5
:, Ladies' Extra Quality Black Chevioi Cloth
full length. valued NJ $3.50: on sole ut a.
SPECIAL 70 Elegant All Woo! Double.
taller real Value $3.50: to be- sold at
breasted Coats, trimmed with fur collar.
fully worth "a 10 and $1,000; will 10 sold at
$5.75 and $500.
satin lining at Sa60. &c. Is, and Sill 90: these
org special reductions for this sale.
Ladies' Seal Plush Sacques, 40 md ~
inches n, lssg satin quilted lining seal Loops
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
CHAN OF P RI @ + s.

Fine cut Jet Mil Head Gimps 100 to socl
changed to l6c. q yard. o..
brown Silk Maitland Drop Fringes (s'c.)' Tor
Zoe. u yard GIN.
cut Steel Centuries pr i.a Toscns. with long
frin9eS 200 10 Sll J0o). Tor s. each;
Ssf c,t Steci. cod and Jet. Bteol and Jet
and colorsd Bead Ornaments. zoe, each,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
FEATHER
TRIMMING SALE.

wide in black. brown. natural, white and
chinchilla. 81 .35 goods altered to- SIC. q yd.
Cocque Feather Edgings Or Passepoils.
$l.oo: for :ii,.: ;r,:,,, 49,; a va:
wide. in black, bronze, green, navy. DC.
$l.75 goods altered to.......,...... CSC. yd.
Front, left.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
Wf(H5LEE;4 AND
"'7H6RAHAN::
HEAVY LOSS
SALE OF JACKETS,
REFERS. TOP JACKETS,
AND VEST JACKETS.

Monday morning in our Cloak
Dept-n collection Of Ladies'
Jackets in Refers, Top Coats,
Vest Jackets, both plain and fur
trimmed--will be sold at either
half price, or very close to it..
This seasons manufacture, per-
feet shapes. desirable colors. We
had an opportunity Of buying
300 pieces, and seized the oppor-
tunity. Duplicating them ex-
actly at full prices is ont Of the
question for you or us.
Beaver Cloth Jackets; with facing
and collar of mink fur, 1876;
worth $4,000.
Black Silk Matlasse Jackets, plain
and fur trimmed - Cheapest of
which, sold for $500. for $500.
File Cloth jackets, with mink and
sable fur, worth $500 and $4,000;
at half these prices.
Plain Cheviot Cloth jackets in
REFER shape and hip seam effects
that sold for $3.50 to $22.50;
$3.50 to $3.50.
Cloak De?t.-Seconl floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
FUR C.1PEN.
JirO Very Special OHrrs.

Black Coney Capes, nsw, stylish
goods, taken from regular stock
and marked at $500, instead of
$3.50.
Black Astraci,an Capes, $l1.75,
instead OF $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
"LIMOGE" v; CARLSBAD"
"ENGLISH" DECORATED
SETS.

10 Carlsbad China Sets. IL each dinner.
breakfast, tea. soup. preserve and butter
plates. 8 sizes Of meat dishes. soup tureen
sauce tureen. gravy boat. 2 pickles. cover
ed vegetable dishes. 2 uncovered dishes. 2
COMFORTS, salad bowl. butter dish and IL
cups and saucers. I'LL beautifully decorated,
with flowers and ferns. solid edges and
dinner set Of i25 pieces for 10 personsy and
Is tho regular $4,000 stock goods: tomorrow
$2808.
! Lmoge decorated China Set. l25 pieces,
finest china made, will Dc reduced to.Inor.
row frs:::: $4,000 to $275.U.
l Haviland French China Dinner Set. 125
pieces. beautifully decorated. new cannelle
shape. perfect in every respect. $4,000 a
set; to DO $1,000.
/ Lmoge decorated China Dinner Set. 125
pieces, complete for ~ persons, odd designs.
beautiful flower decoration. tr;lced with hne
gold lines. palm handles and gold edges,
will be reduced from $4,000 to $1,000.
4 English decorated Porcelain Sets OF 1873
pieces. old Minton decoration. antique
shape. These sets arc perfect In every re-
spect $4,000. to be $45.N.
China-MAin fOOr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
CHINA SILKS.
~ IL LEADER.
80 cts. for Sl.NO GN0Hs.

5000 yards 24-inch Twilled
China Silks, taken from our stock
and marked 50 cts. per yard; all
shades for both street and evening
wear, including white and cream.
An unusual opportunity to secure
seasonable goods at about half
price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18

These marked down prices do not
apply to entire stock. but to Special
Patterns" many OF which are new. all
OF which are guaranteed to be in tho
best quality OF their respective
makes.
y. B.-We offer all special Pat
terms" umgrains excepted Mt adver-
tised prices. with J-S borders. and
direct 10 consumers only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
SILKS.

AT 24c. PER YARD-A 20.inch Satin Surah,
evening shades a. well as dark colors, actual
value Of those GOO. per yard.
AT sac. PER YARD.-31 Inch China Silk. rs.
sortment In light shades. usually sold at 75c.
AT $40. PER YAHD-A regular 81. rs quality
2%-inch All-Silk Satin Rhadamo In black.
AT TOO PEE YARD-All-Silk Black Brocades,
I'D inches wide. actual Value Of these S1.OU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18

BARGAIN TABLE MONDAY. AT 1876.
PER YARD we are going to offer 100 Pieces
OF YARD WIDE TRICOT CLOTH. in a good
line OF colors. excellent article for wearing.
being sold BY New York houses as a Bargain
at Zoe. Don't miss them. II Is. beyond doubt.
tho greatest Bargain ever offered at l2iic. per
yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
WASH FABRICS.

AT o. PER YARD Yard wide Printed Serge
IN figures. plaids. and stripes. we'll worth
Al i2,.c. PER YARD--Blacs Ground Printed
Bedford Cord in an elegant line OF patterns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
.BARDINIEKES.

We have a special lot OF elegant Jardiniercs
Flower potsl in Royal Worcester style ~ deco.
n.tlons. which We sell ut less than half the
regular price
Three sizes: Small. Medium. Large.
Sale price. S1.2J S1.5U Sl.1J
Regular price. $3.50 $3.50 $3.50
Also large assortment OF Vases. the same
style OF decorations. at less ,hnn half the price
it costs to manufacture them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
FLANNElS.

AT 12.tc. PER YARD-Scotch Flarnpls that
never sold below DC. per yard.
A large vnrioty in Woven Outing Cloth, dark
yar.l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
Children's ClOaks.

Children's Eiderdown Short Cloaks. price
Sl.9S: worth $2.25
Childrens Eiderdown Short Cloaks. cream
color trimmed with Angora. prices $500 and
S4.3S.
Ghtldrens Eiderdewn Coats. fancy plaids.
:. Childrens Imported French Flannel Short
Coats. with full sleeves and trimmed with
fancy brnids and plushes. prices $4.7 $lif,8
Children's Heavy Cloth Cloaks. sizes l to 4
years. prices " 81, So and $4.9H
Chfdren's Plain Cashmere Coats. nicely
trimmed, to 4 years, price 81. 50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
SHADES and CURTAINS
A ECIALTY.
WE CLOSE EVERY EVENING At 6.

orr DOORS EsOAl,WAY. REID Az.
SUMNER Az. TOIrRINs Az. SOsTRASD
Az. AND CROssTOwS. briggs ST =.
STATION nA orr CORNER.
Our New York patrons ma. READILY
reach us by Brooklyn bridge Hna
Union ]. cars to DrigG~ station IN
our corner, o. ny ferries from
Roosevelt 81, Grand 81. ami East
33d ~. 10 Br0adway, Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
FUR FELT
HATS, SOC. EACH.

Hundred dozen Sl.25, sl.75, this
seasons fine Fur Felt Hats, for
ladies, misses and children, navy
blue, pearl, cardinal, brown, and
beige manufacturers samples),
SOC.
untrmmsd Millinery
Main floor, right. centre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18

This isn't third or quarter Of their regu.
lation price.
Front left.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
MEMS UNDERWEAR.

Mems Natural Wool Underwear. fine quail
ity. U;tc.
Mems Fancy Cancels Hair Underwear. line
quality. 9Sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
MISSES COATS.

Misses Dlack ReeanS Coats. 10 to IL years.
from So. -. S5.5p. and 81.
N Misses Fine simp"rted Res!ers in black
SPECIAL.--175 Misses, Long Gretcllen Coats.
te II years. ut s2.Se. s.: U5. and saT5.
Misses Resting Goats from S1.35. S1.fS. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
LINENS.

100 Dozen An.lincn. Huek Towels. with col
Towel. Price for Monday only 19c. each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
ClOAKINCS AND ASTRAKHANS.

5i-inch Heavy Weight Choking. in Plain,
Plaid, and Stripes. at $l.OO. $50. S1.95. aud
81. 80 per yard.
4 large variety Of .Astrakhans in all colors,
at from $3.50 up to $500 per yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18
LADIES' L.v'DEEt WEIR
.Hli.!SiiE Ribbed EesIs,

Low neck, no sleeves, ribbon in
neck and arms, pink, blue, canary,
salmon, cream, and white, $l.25.
A complete line of Ladies' genu-
inc Swiss Ribbed Underwear, in
merino, wool, silk and wool, and
all silk.
Also a full assortment OF Our Own
English Merino Underwear for
Ladies, Men, and Children, in All
tumn and Winter weights.