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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-19

Mrs NJ F. McClary Of Malone N. Y. reports
that she has heard from thirty-four members dur
ing the past four weeks either by gifts, acknowI-
edgment letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-19

Mics Margaret Deland will lecture in the assem-
-, Iii ~ Pratt Institute this afternoon at $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21

s PSe!a. in op s.her s si.Iss are II 1 NOT IN se ~ sdPR S :
own terms, What is IN efrect a new po St was ~
created for him. His saIary, was Increased and
be nea hss ss n n SRhs m es as hs dsslE Ts,! for M.s his / n ~.
able Victory owe, Gustav MAILER. who. sue;
decided n having Conductor jain oustsd and
sitioR 81 shs apti-$:%itie. element. %sfithSaSsSee
The psrior%aace Of "%LoheRSriHh q windsor
GWH stS. to eb sss S sssT Siy nsas shsi ls the Tb asss s q any
allowance made for them never meets the exc
usual fee sst But tSs adysrtisem !" R'e q the Hs s sRsIr
Been decided. according to some reports. that
S KIM ds ssass 8 s Sas;S. =. That S5 mater I Vas % ss,tssISd
on copdlticn that nobody else should be al
Srsoia, That DECIDED irrsvoes6ly ali question
P PjSIi.s Wi hey HSsf S lstte o5g R IsSi,d, 4 H. G or p 5i,bo Ths
he recently gave three In Paris.
the Liederkranz until he returned to Germany
three years ago. has composed the score to the
opera founded on Hauptmann's The Sunken
Bell" The work Is in i've acts and will be
given hrst in Leipsic. Siegfried Wagner's
Der Barenhaeuter' will be sung in Berlin
next autumn by command OF the Kaiser.
Johann Strauss die Fledermaus' was sung
there last week by the leading artists OF the
company at the Royal Opera. Richard Strauss
conducted. THIS was the first time the
operetta was ever so honored In Berlin.
although 1t is given avery year at the I'M
perial Opera House In Vienna for a charitable
purpose. The Berlin performance had the
same staRemaster who directed the original
production Of the work q quarter OF a century
ago. The operetta is also In the repertoire OF
tho Dresden Opera House. Martha" which
was sung in Paris the other day by the COM
pany at the Renaissance. under Danbs's direo-
tion. had not been heard there for fifteen years.
MAssenet's Cinderella" which Was completed
several years ago, Is finally to be sung this
month at the Opera ComiQue. Henri Calm
wrote the .libretto, which 10 In four acts. and six
scenes. The old fairy story is but little changed.
ONLY one %h man |RPee1s in ths es:t e char:
music e said to BE- The llshtsst ever
brought. put ""CayalleriA Rn4ticana" and II
PagliAcoi." sthl crop up In Europe. although
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
Very Pretty Cotton Shirt
Waists at Temptingly
Small Prices.

Some of the prettiest of the sea-
sons Shirt Waists for women are
included in this offering and at
prices which make them the best
values hat have vet been given.
1900 Shirt Waists, in pink and white, blue
and white and hello and white, bayadere
stripes, made with full front and plated
back. detachable collars, value 69c., go
1000 fine quality percale Shirt Waists. in
fancy stripes, made with bias tucked
front and plated back, go at. .59c.
Some very pretty fine Bingham Waists, in
bayadere stripes, come in pink, OF blood
and blue effects, at. .............. zoe.
Fin corded Madras Shirt Waists, in stylish
bayadere striped effects, in blue, pink, OK
blood and hello, finished with pearl but
tons; also white lawn Waists made
with tucking and fine embroidered in
sertions, in both bias and bayaders Of
fects, at ......... orc.
Second floor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

The Manuscript Society decided on q change
OF name at It's last meeting and will in future
be known as tho Society Of American Musicians
and Composers. Its policy is simultaneously
broadened and in the future the works per-
formed by it need not necessarily be by Ameri-
can composers or by emb ers OF tho club.
Tho compositions submitted will lie Judged by
their merits. and the contributions OF American
musicians will thus be placed side By side on
the programmes with the works OF foreigners.
This tendency has already been noticed
In other quarters. More than one pro-
test has been heard against the So
called American programmes" made UP OF
works 10y native composers. The Society Of
American Musicians and COMPOSERS has wisely
followed this new tendency. Emil Sauer viii
tomorrow afternoon, Victor Herbert's suit
against the Musical Union will como 10 trial
the uninn's statement that MIR. Herbert was
responsible for the salaries OF several must
clans who We're IN ms band several years ago
fence Is that the manager Of the enterprise apd
not he Was responsible for the salaries OF the
under the direction OF Paul HennonbeTR. will
begin to-'!rrSht q, series OF conGertr at Terrace
9 SnfG nG, e GG a. ed e SaIi!IiHiS e. to eFi eonesrt sSs bat
the music II q marine band will alternate there
with vaudeville performances
The first OF tho public opnn-air concerts will
be given next Saturday afternoon on the Mall
In Central Park by Fanciulli's Seventy first
Regiment Band. These concerts will be con-
tinued until Sept. II. when the last will take
place. On Friday evening. June @. tho Battery
Park concerts will begin. Dayne's band Will
supply the music. which will be heard every
Friday evening until Sept. l. Washington
Square lis to hear Its first free summer
music one week from tomorrow night.
Crowley's Eighth Regiment Band will play
there until the last Monday in August.
On the evening OF Decoration Day the first
Of tho Mount Morris Park concerts will
be given by Eben's band. and every Tuesday
evening will Offer the same attraction to resi-
dents Of the neiEhborhood. The Mulberry
Bend Park concerts will not begin until the
middle OF June. and will continue on every
Wednesday evening until the end Of August
Weber's military band will play there. III
Corlcar} Hook Park Links band will be
heard Every Monday evening ven from p: juno Il. Il
begin /. 20 regular Wednesday concerto on
Ia last night In May and continue them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21

as late as Sept. 81. Lederhaus's SQUADRON
4 Bans 9a.i .s 70 PLAY L. T 9ana / IS s sGSaFSe
Cortlapdt Park on Saturday afternoon. June
In st. Mary's. Bronx and Pelham Bay parks, Ar
rangements are also Y, be made for music In
s soSe Sfqst e. ths ee enjoym %ns t n PtRs pnSii g cs snG Sc
gatherings that heard them last summer
sons 80 rs i sss'@ sssem !ees n IN Gsntrai r Park 1H'o4 to bear bear
the Saturday and Sunday afternoon con
mare i and s ,Ra1EesI music sns is ~b Believed Srsft to have e
bers, The largest attendance at the concerts
itS natural advantages. Hearing a concert on
Goney Island that town life offers. The .mu-
s%iclans in the bands range in number from
about twenty-one, to thirty-nine., One sololst
contracts with the leaders that they, are to give
il tho fall all concerts lost during the summer
the number oiconccrts this year was made be-
cause the public has mover failed to attend them
In encouraging crowds whenever they were
given.
Nine. Lehman is said to have expressed to
many friends before leaving this country last
month her intention to begin the teaching Of
singing in Berlin In n short time. Whether
sic luCdtl ~ DCBlH HCAl WiINCL ". "dlb uHlll
another season has passed has not been made
public. In her speech OF farewell at Carnegie
Hall she expressed her intention Of returning
here next winter. Probably she will do so. as
the demand to hear her in the Wagner operas
was great last season. and 1t might be said that
she draws well. unless it were established that
nobody draws here without the association OF
other popular singers. The final proof OF that
principle In New York opera was established
when Jean de Reszke. singing with Suzanne
Adams in Romeo ct Jullette." Jailed for the
only time during the season to prove himself
worth the large salary paid to him. No, single
singer has been able to draw large audiences
and tho repeated announcement of Nine. Leh'
mann's appearance In ''Norml" had no effect
In creating q demand for seats because there
was to be but one star in the cast. The public
has grown to desire several stars. Nine. Leh'
mann has had American pupils before. MRrior
Weed and Olive fremstndt, now q member o.
the company at Cologne. studied with h6r ir
Berlin. Rosa Sucher has officially announced
place. as teacher In a. Berlin, musical school
She is still singing in the small German cities
but with thu end OF the present season vii
cease all puSHc appearances. Frau Sucher is
young womnS to have. Lost her voice SO com
pleiely. but sDe. 10 said to have only her 8Ml
| recklSksheAhto blame for IL, One oil her FELLOW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
A Valuable Tapestry Stolen.

William Solomon. Chairman OF the Board Of
Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
was complainant in tho Yorkyille Police Court
yesterday against James Boylan. a laborer Of
342 East Twenty-third street, whom he charged
with stealing a piece OF tapestry valued at
$500. The tapestry was one Of, four panel
pieces constituting a set, which MT. Solomon
ago, He had the four pieces at his home,
5g4 East Thirty: seve9th street. when, on April
were placed among the other things taken to
Sherry's. BoylAn was q helper employed by
the expressman who did the moving; Two
missing tapestry had been offered TO them
for Sele. One Identified the prisoner as the
was not so positive In his recognition. Boylap
was held By Magistrate Wentworth In Sl.6oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
9rooklyu advertisements.
Two of the Best Values Ever
Given in Mems Unlaun-
dered White Shirts.

Mems Unlmundcred Dress Shirts,
well made of good, strong muslin,
well set in linen bosoms. These
shirts arc finished with fclled seams,
reinforced back and front; cut full
and wide, have flap at back of mock
band to prevent collar button from
touching neck and necktie tape.
They are up-to-dNtc shirts in every
particular; they'll give excellent
scivicc, and they're remarkably
cheap AT 28C.
Mems better grade unlaundered
Shirts, made of a very good muslin
with set in linen bosoms, telled seams,
reinforced fronts, hand made button
holes in front Of neck band, flap at
back of neck band, nccktie tape and
continuous fhcings they come open
front and back and also open i'll back
only, at SIC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21

at once seeing F1au $ucher.. who. was then
ssnd assInfiiss . Bottle y shanpsaRs daslss
t hSsf Berlin h0 Opera hS' Roase S Tas s0 Pass 81 hs ct
career there, and she was in the habit OF ac-
companylng him to supper In a public res
hubiaI attention in the atmosphere Of a smoky
beer hall had its drawbacks. Frau sucher had
seven SsSSa years. sS Sso ago. o1s and add'' she PARLIAMENTARY afa xHGei HGo as
Walter Dam roseh can testify. He engaged the
f fp s6s ]in { gssf S SsrN Scis sss dS Ssms t2s ELF if ialeSey.
arrived here: Frau sucfer always complained
her stay here. and that New Workers. never
heard her at her best while she was here. She
as Il yet no necessity for Retirement. she yiiire
main in the memory Of all WHO saw her in
a physical embodiment OF the character which
has never been equalled for its beauty and
statuesuue grace.
The phenomenal Adelina. who Is now adver-
tised as Patti Baroness Cedarstroem)." gave
the first concert since her marriage on Friday
night In London. She sang Caro- Nome"
from "RiRoletto:' Luce di Quest Anima."
from Linda da Chamounix." and Hahdel's
Angels Ever Bright and Fair" No doubt
Home. Sweet Home was added to this pro-
gramme. Nine. Patti usually gives two con-
certs q year IN LOnuOn, as even ner great
popularity there Is not equal to making moro
appearances profitable. Miss Febea Strakosch.
a niece OF the diva's old tmpresario. made her
debut at Covent Garden as SamtuE,a with
out creating any more than a pleasant
impression. and that degree OF approval
is readily gained In England. Andreas DIPPED
sang 7uriddu In Italian for the hrst time in this
| performance. The illness Of Suzanne Adams
prevented her appearance in Romeo ct JUL
ette.' and Marie Engle was selected for the
!. role in her PLACE, Now singing Julieue Is one
OF the things Mile. Enkle likes to do. But the
same fate which overlook, her ambitions
toward Mdnon last season in London again
IN an's GOaSis biIRl' bS SIRsFA sS EsS RsS slHHs sFi
Motif will conduct only two. Of the Wag-
ner operas at. -Coyent Garden this year.
Dr.. Carl Muck Of Berlin will have the direction
OF the others. For seven years he has been at
the Royal Opera In Berlin. and, unlike Richter
and Motif. ID little known outside Of Germany.
He is 40 years old now, a native OF Darn stadt,
and TOOK in Leipsic, the degree oi doctor Of
philosophy. He studied music at the Conser.
vatory and made his debut at Zurich In 1880
as conductor, He was atterwaTd at saIzbpre.
mann. and at Hamburg under Pollini. Hans
Richter viii not, go to Coyent 9aEdSn this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
Three Silk Items of
Unusual Interest.

$500 yards of "a inch all silk
printed Foulards -an extra fine
quality in "A wide range of the most
desirable colors of tho scason--eX-
ceptionallv low priced at acc.
1000 yards Of imported all silk
black Tatlcta--a fine lustrous quail
itv. 90 at 49C.
1900 yards of hand loom black
japanese Silk, ~ inches wide, a very
superior quality that sells regularly
at 1925 yard, but because of some
unimportant manufacturing impertec-
tons in the weave, which will i'll no
way affect the wear of the goods, YOU
can buy them at ...... 79C.
A. Gti s- ~. A..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
500 Sun Umbrellas, Worth
$500 to $500, at $I.74 Ea.

We place Oh sale tomorrow 500
24-in. pUre silk Sun Umbrellas, at a
price which will not, in many cases,
cover the cost of the handle. They
are new goods, just made up, and
the handles are all of the finer sort,
including many imported novelties,
such as ,jewelled Dresden crooks and
knobs ; ivory, sterlingsilve trimmed;
fine Cape Horn crooks, sterling sill
yer trimmed, and buckhorn with
silver band. The regular prices are
$500, $3.50 and S4.0O-Take any
Of them at SlN
Main, front, left.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
Another Chance to Buy
SITS COrsets at $l.29.

We've fortunately been able to
secure another lot of the celebrated
imported p. d. Corscts at a price
which enables us to repeat last
weeks exceptional bargain chance.
Some are long wasted !; made of
white and gray %coutil, sateen striped
and prettily trimmed with lace and
ribbon-othcrs are medium wasted
and made of pink and blue sateen.
The sizes range from IS to 26.
They're the regular $2.75 grade
hut they go at Sl.29
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
A Carpet Offering
Of Unusual Merit.

IF you've a present or prospective
Carpet need, this offering merits your
prompt attention, for it's one of the
best carpet chances we've ever been
able to give;
Smiths Administers. usually $1.1o and
SIPS yd., at. zoe.
Smiths Tapestry Brussels, usually soc.
yd., soc.
There's an excellent line of new,
desirable patterns of both.
Third door.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
A Notable Price Reduction
in WOmen's Tailor Made
Suits.

These Suits are made in the top
notch of this seasons style of chew
lots, homespuns, covert cloths and
Venetians i'll a variety of the most
taking colors. They're very hand
some Suits, with ay-front tight-ftting
or opcn-effect coats. All the coats
are lined with silk and many of the
skirts are also silk lined. We've
sold such suits Il few weeks since at
$3.50 to $1,000. Tomorrow you
can buy them at $3.50 and Sl8.75
Second floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
8rooklan Advertisements.
ta&rmman 8mupa advertisements amagh advertisement ~ 8n~Mm An
ABRAHAM AND STRAUs
Strong Incentives to
Furniture Buying.

1t is just such values as those
mentioned below that have made
IL Furniture store so widely and
favorably known as the place at
which to get well made, worthy
goods for less than they a be
bought anywhere else.
Oak Bedroom Suit, three pieces, consisting
Of full size Bed, Bureau with French plate
bevel mirror, base with two swell-top
drawers, and large Washstand with
splasher back, trimmed with cast brass
80 Oak three-piece Bedroom Suits, full
size Bed with neat carved. headboard;
Bureau has French bevel. plate mirror,
base 2 large and 2 small drawers, Wash
stand with splashcr back, all trimmed
with cast brass handles, made to. sell for
S24.OO; our price. .........,.....Sl1.0O
20 Oak Bureaus with 2sx22 bevel plate
mirror, base has 2 large and 2 small
drawers, cast brass handles, made to sell
for $12.5O; our $3.50
We have IL Odd Chinonlers in oak, ma
hogany and birdseye maple.
Worth. $50 $50 $3s s27 $50 $50
To go at .s3s $50 $29 $40 $15 $12
Parlor Suit, 3 pieces, mahogany finish, in
laid with ~marquetry and pearl and COW
cred In assorted colOrings OF satin
damask, made to sell for $4,000; our
price. %zo.oo
CHARTERED oak Morris Chair. with claw
feet, highly polished, with reversible vel
vet cushions In assorted colorlngs. reg
ular value $1,000, our price. 900. 81 go
We have a lot OF Odd Parlor pieces, Recep-
tion and Arm Chairs. Easy Chairs, Di-
vans Rockers, that were made to sell
from $500 to s2s.0O, and have placed
them In u separate section at
Oak Sideboard, with French bevel plate
mirror. 2Sx16, base with 2 swell top
drawers. 1 lined. / large tablecloth draw
er and two closets, trimmed with cast
brass handles, made to sell for $4,000
u price.
o oak high back Dining Chairs, cane
We have Is odd S~ideboards in oak, ma
hogany and Flemish, styles which we
will discontinue. They were made to
$3.50, s1ss, 500, s55, SAP, SIC
Z But we'll close them out at
$11O, 800, $40, $50, $50, $40
China Closets in oak and mahogany
finish.
Worth $50, $45, 500. S12
Go at ..... $40, $50, $17, 80
A lot OF odd Dining Chairs in oak and
mahogany, with cane and leather seats, will
be closed out at half marked prices.
| Large tufted Couch with luxurious spring
! edge, 80 in. wide, 9 It. g in. long, uphof.
stored in all hair, interlined with muslin,
webbing bottom, hardwood frame, dow.
elled legs, black steel springs, covered in
assorted colorings Of ~velours, made To
sell for $4,000; our price. go. $3.50
&C White Enamelled Iron Beds with brass
spindies. rail and full mounts at head
and foot, made to sell for 500, our
price % 90
Fourtb Honr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
Correct Fabrics for
Tailor Made Suits.

Handsome Homespuns. in stylish gray and
Oxford mixtures, an ideal fabric for smart
81 in. All Wool Tailor Cheviots, in stylish
broken checks, sold earlier in the season
Mt $50. vd.. now. SOC
Imported and American Chcviots, in stylish
checks and mixtures. Could not be dupli-
Gated under SOC. to S5c. yd., at. .... SOC
New Building, main floor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
$l.00 Plated Silk
Corset Covers at 29c.

Plated Silk Corset Covers, in
pink, blue, cream, white, yellow
and black. They've low necks and
are particularly desirable for wear
ing under shirt waists. Ordinarily
they'd cost Sl.OO. Tomorrow you
can buy them at 29G
Second floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
JOHN M. CONKLI & SON,
Brooklyn.

none Of them repeat, s the s success . # sh sb i've
S %Sn a pr TnsG IN tisnnn sn IN 1895 sbsSe and was give given
e con- and |" his talent Is said to promise
good results in the future, He is q young man
iPs i iast ssat first sp Hpq Msl! Rsnshtsall" At ha @'' a.
o%p:as'; slv enn isss 81 Season ssPfs ss' Ia ssaia q except sas
and the number Of their representatieps we're
. shss HHp shPfteen iSHstsfri and nP air Mslst tsn
each, snd "Ls Rel de hshors" and ItaHsl-
tines, The best available singers we're IN
s5PNsS ans as s e4os shs1a' 9ss 9R n ssits y %'1 th e.
Efforts the season was not 50 profitable as the
what to do next year. One oharactsristic scene
iS as Ike ops st t he 8Bs:ss s B siss. II ns TSsIP aladPG Hd;
was heard disputinR violently In the wings
with another slngsriS the sompsny: AZ the
basso gave him a blow on the head which sent
fireman, boxed his ears in return the singer
B RS6is sn SEIts saf o Sat y o%F in:ide }. T y Mt stt ssI,n sss "
meet such a fate. the fireman took to his heels.
end. as no other we.Z Of escape vas open to
followed. by the singer. and immediately
and began to get out as quickly as possible.
The other singers. noticing the excitement,
to save themselves. They rushed on the stage
70 escape him. The stage, manager took away
ing with one another, and the audience. think
Ing that the fire had, terrified them. continued
its flight from the building. Women tainted
riot among the performers was stopped only
when they discovered that the. audience had
rushed out. leaving the building entirely
empty. It was too late to get the, audience
back, 30 Norma" came to an end for that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
. Good Macintosh for
Men at $4.65.

They're made by the lIodgman
Rubber Company, in ovcrcoat FASH
ion, with black or blue dcviot sur
face, plaid booty lining, velvet collar
and sewn and ccmcntcd seams.
They're first class in every respect
and they're guaranteed to be abso-
lutcly waterproof, all sizes, at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
. 5000 Silk Shirt Waist
AT $4.98

Women's taffcta silk Shirt Waists
in a variety of popular shades, in
Guiding white, made with corded
back and front, partly corded dress
waist sleeves and silk collar-would
be excellent value at $6.O0-go to-
morrow at S4.98
Second floor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
S4.65
Second floor, New Building.
Mems $500 Umbrell as
At SI.0O.

One hundred 26-inch Umbrellas
for men, made of pure twilled silk,
with fine buckhorn handles, regular
$500 value, 60 tomorrow at .Sl.90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
Monogram Dies. $500.

Nonogram dies. $780,.
Right aisle, near entrance.
A fair illustration of how we
help you to save. You usually
pay Si.75 to $500 for them.
And we don't limit you to any
particular style. Choose the
lettering and shape you like
best. Finest workmanship guar
anteed. Simply to get you to
know this Stationery store bet
ter. We also accept orders for
wedding invitations, receptions,
at-home and visiting cards.
Special Sale Rocking Chairs.
Third floor. front.
We offer tomorrow a genuine
discount of IS per cent. of the
marked prices Oh every Rocker
in the store. When you take
into consideration that the origi-
nally low prices were only recently
greatly reduced you will readily
understand that this further re-
duction of Is per cent. gives you
Rocking Chairs at the least prices
you ever knew. For your con-
venience we have maSsed these
chairs i'll a special space on the
third floor, front.
Rockers for every known use.
There are sewing rockers for the
industrious and Sleepy Hollow
rockers for the indolent; there
are massive Turkish rockers, sug-
gestive of comfort, and delicate
little parlor rockers that simply
look pretty there are nursery
rockers to rock the dimpled dar-
ling in, and there are slipper
rockers, so convenient in the
bedroom; there are library rock
erS for the bookworm and din
ing-room rockers for an after
meal Siesta =; there are saddle seat
rockers and cobbler- seat rockers;
there are reed rockers and rattan
rockers; there are splint rockers
and porch rockers, and Summer
cottage rockers, and platform
patent rockers; there are rockers
of mahogany, birch, oak and
leather and some upholstered in
plush and velour ; there are rock
ers of all sizes and all shapes.
Did you ever know of any other
kind of rockers?
OHM vi. CONKLIN & sol
Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
KimOnas Dressing Sacques

Women's fine white lawn Kimonas Sacques
with yoke back and front, and bands
Of pink, blue or lavender lawn
down front and on sleeves, value
Sl.OO, at .'oc
Second floor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
Moquette Rugs.

A collection of Moquette Rugs, in
handsome new patterns, goes on sale
tomorrow at much below value
some specimen items are: