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r B R S O H A U _ " T ^ p i s a r a a i a i t young lady, perfect Agure. would B n , t gentleman of uieaua; oo je t t , tuatriiuoDy. BKL-M i l T K . -KM H i « U . . . "~I~Beat wvll formed Southeni octoroon, aged 28. /•."•ma the a<-qoalntan<e of a gent leman of u»eaua; £ & ? t ? o&itoiMjr. I > J » r b o » > . 1.242 Broadway. T " bandsooK'. worthy woniaw t io ) aeeka aednatnt-aiirt- weattny rountrr gent leman: object, matrimouy. Awawaa DBSEHVIXG. 17» Herald. ""r'lt*VK.-Vour absent*- causes t r e a t loeonvenience. w e will make apuikat iou to court very soon if we do not bear from you. R. 3J1. _ ""Elli!. of rennemeBt, sent le . sympathet ic nature,

fond «»f i l teratnre and art. would apnre-m* • 1(1 it Mi!* .

elate fripndaliiu noble minded, aincere, honorable tti-iitjem.iii of affectionate dla|KMltloe; no i>eoti»tl«-ai, vain wlnali rreatures need reply; matrimony. AD-, INJyi. 1"1 Herald.

UEBMAN couplf. without children, wish to adoj>t a baby at;aiiist remuneration. Address B. , 2>'J Herald 33d "St. * . " UK NT i.T3i like to meet lady partner wi th means; matrlaionv: no agents . X. B . . 1M7 Herald Hfrlcni.

"JOHN WHITE THOMSON. Information la desired as to John White Thomson.

el<test son of Helen Lrichton. or TbonMon. wi fe of John Thomson. Kownder, some t ime reaidlna; la fanon-e*\*> Edinbnnrh. and daughter of the de«-eai»ed Janet vVhltt*. or «'rii-hton. i«rKMi»e of Wi l l iam ("richton. watchmaker. Horrowstonnmaa. Scotland. Tl»e said J.An Wbii»- Thomson, if a l lre . wi l l l>e at>ottt 52 years nf ntff. He la believed to have uottmijHinlecl his father from Scotland to America lu or al>out May, 1*52

Shonld the as!<1 John White Thomson or any of his i repreaentatlveji cniumiinlcate wi th the subscrll>ers tlwv may probably hear of ."omethlna to their ail-vautugc A L K X R I*OTT HTEVENSON.

Solicitor Kelso, Scotland. RONALD & U r t C H l E . S, S. ('..

ao Hil l at . . Kdlnhwrgh. L.\T>Y. under 35. atranger here; desires a«jtialnt-

sa*e hotioraMe gentleman oul.v, wi th means , object, mstrlmonv. V. K.. Herald.

l.Al»V Itlue dream! »>la<-k hat. and companion, vvi-nt in I>ana'a. noticed sent leumn opp'Hite. address B. X. . B_erald '• _ .

MII»t>LF, nged. reflne«l gent leman, affectionate dis­position, with permanent income. $80 monthly. Is tle-niriiiia meeting retlrwd lorly under iiO, nn<ier employ­ment, so by uniting the salaries they can l»oth enjoy life In a lietter manner; ot>Je<-t, matrimony. D l S -CKEET. 250 Herald.

These January Sales have in years past established the reputation of this house for low prices on rfigh Grade Goods. *

MONDAY saw the beginning of this year's opportunities for money saving. To-day we continue the great bargains advertised, and in addition we offer these:

ANNUAL SALE R u £ s ! Rungs! R u g s ! CONTINUATION OF QUR GREAT SALE OF

Japanese Rugs. In addition to the sizes advertised on Monday w e offer these:—

TABLE LBNENS.

Mil. LEWIS.—Cutue Thursday at 5. G O L t W O .

M R. Seventh. Seventeen; burned; all well . >i. n.

V K Marlon's Co. letter received; no addreaa. What i s i t? Write . J A. D. _

ItEXPECTARLE widower 1401. no encumbrance. large property, owner very congenial, desires ac­quaintance elderly lady of good financial s tanding: mr Intentions are honorable: object, matrtmonv: agent* and trlflers not recognlaed. BL.VIN. 125 H e r a l d . _

SKWnN Thanks. Awfully rel ieved: thought von <lck Come inimediatelv, please. God Hleas You Tnie Sincere. DEVOTION.

TALI., handsome lady, fulf figure (241. se*hs w-al thv. refined gentleman; object , mattinionv. SK-ItKNK'JOY. YZ\ Herald.

THE oldest and most successful public lecturer and magnetic healer in the world desires the asslxtartrc "f a lady competent lo ass ist bim In public work In this city,

1?H Ka«t 23d at . parlor floor. like to meet

voting lady with some means, for marriage: reference YOVNG m*n of 27, owns business,

"ting ladT with some means, for raarrt giTcn and" required. E. F . . 277 Herald 23d 8t .

l l u s l n e a a I V m o n a l n .

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ABl.K lawyv law a ,<f any State

g h e s consultat ion without chat ;e; prompt

without publicity: divorces, separation, uou-support,

charge: Icultiea prompt ass is tance all di_i<

_ivori-ea, da.u,5 e\ery nature: buslneaa or family troubles 'i'Uptlv arrangeii. 2'>1 Broadway, room 29.

ALJ. »upertluoua hair atiaolutelv, pemianeutly tie-stMj.d without torturous e lectr ic i ty . When all other weti».*is >,( i ra iment fall call or address Mote. JU-lAN. !}?:: l.>'\liigti>n , i \ .

' H.vltMl.NU Wedding I • resent a. -Gold Coo Irs a2.5o. worth ««5.i Bargains. Sacrlncing. GOLD CHAIR MAM KAi'IT HERS. 5« Murray st .

DYKING and cleanlug for clothiers, tailors, dress-niaketN and families. '^ IRD'S es tabl i shments , OOS JMti av <neiir atitbj. or 15th s t . , near Broadway.

HETKTTIVK C E N T R A L Agemy7~lTK7~Br<ind«ay. Herald a mare. J H. Hnmphreya. manager; reasou-al'le r.itesj i-orrw|>omlenc<> willclted.

"FAT 1S F~AT A L to beauty p_d health. Flesh r««duced by Richard Hadaut's Reduction PUla. Guaranteed harmless . Call vr write for pamphlet on OBESITY. Latest •Heptine Information. »25 Broadway mnlyi. N. X.

r l i l M T I UK C a r p e t s ami Bedding on your own V__L»j: •'»' ioweat prices. L E W 1 N 8 . 45 West H t h .

L-VWYkR gives advice free, all cases : divorces, 30 SMITH D E T E C T I V E AGENCY, 30 West 20th day*

tt.

Mki-HKS M1NSKY *c SAFIRO have sold their •literal water establishment at No. 120 Eaet Broad-*ay. New York city. They are not responsible for J»y debt* contracted on their name af ter January 1. 1*17

MRS. KING reveals past , future: guarantees sa;-Mbctloa: all affairs: le t ters answered; $1. 30 East Bd st

MRS KINO reveala past , future; guarantees sa t i s -faction; all affairs; l e t ters answered; $1 . 80 Eas t 2%) at 'MLLK. RKNAND, the great clulrToyant. palmist , ir^m Paris, rereala al l even I a < { l t fe . 251 5th ay .

I'RoFESSiiR ST. LEON. Koleutltlc Astroloirer. 270 * h av., t w door above 17th at . ; personal inter-

SCHATCHEN •private matrimonial agent" offers successful ser-5«*a: careful, confidential. Addreaa Mr. PECK, 15S Baat 8btb at

L O S T A . \ D P O U N D . CAT'S EYE and Diamond Plo , from 72d to Bar-

reward at 14* 0th av. . in store. riav

F o i N i i . , ,n Church St.. a sum of money. . Addreaa £ . A . H . IM>» S j g Boaton, Maaa. J U I S T Monday. In e levated . Pacmage t-ootainlng ™«? a,,""unt ta>oks; tiaele^s except to owner; l iberal Wwartl: no questions asked. « W e s t 103d at. , second •M.jcajit. l»efore » A. M., or af ter 6 I'. ML . L o s t Soakeskla Purae. containing abont $700. •• •'. Jackson's express re«-elpt. Mlsa King card. Be-

eon raining VITCKS receipt, Mlsa Kl

• • • . t o Audubon Hote l office. 1.418 Bnyulway. lte-»«rd

D>8rf Fifty.seve. l hundred dollars in b i l l s . be~-St** Broadway. Chambers s t . e levated s tat ion to 9M at.. West: liberal reward to party returalng 9*»e to 2Mb West T*$ at. J ^ ' S T January 4. between 7 and 8 P . M.. a Bank P*a of the German Savings Bank, containing M4H ?«. t , h Under wUl be rewarded by Mra GOETZ. » P Baat t-tfa s t . _ _ _ _

L O S T - Monday, a hoot 8 P. M.. oa'Madlson av. car. |J*»e*B 4Utb and «2d sta. . diamond horaesnoe Scarf j ja Liberal reward and no iiueatlons asked If re-2">ed to 24 Kaat^flad st . _ J t / i s T - W a t e h . CourvoUler. gold Chain. Penc i l . JJ***rsm ^eal. evening before New Years: large {£££1 Paid: no .luestlona asked. X. X . X . . 1SS

Dt.vr Unmimj RKtrning. on Bsaadway cable car. 2 ? ' M> o'.-lra-k. Package, containing papers; oae to

y a w only : j e w a r d . C. M.. 14 HeraTd D o w n t o w n . *}£**-'** e levated train, t w o Check Booka. of no i r T f J i ! •".T "W- Suitable reward If retnrned to 5ALKER m Park place. j g > S T - A gofd Bra«-eret. from 30th »t. aad Broad • j y to 40tt, st. and 5th av . , In a 5 t h a*. Stage; re-_**<- tm West anvh at. ______________ _LJtffT Mum lav evening] Broadaraj* i-ahl*. lizard •*• Book, with »To and change. Liberal reward if SSp5_L_L_*• ^ B- »< W w t <Tth ** .. - | _ _ T - •'ox Terrier, ma'e: white body. W«fk h j a -

2 ' d t F *U1 he rewarded If returned to»*« West 57th

.jffsT i>tn: . i th .-sat in owe era, reatei-sy after-~m: reward. 10 Weat 33d at.

T A B L E S E T S , T O W E L S a n d T O W E L L I N G , A c .

In addition to the great values offered iu _ Monday's advertisement we quote these:—

Damasks. Bleached Irish Da musk, worth 73e. 6 0 c Irish Double Damask, 72 inches

wide, and worth 98e 7 3 c Better quality, usual price 1.25. . . . 9 8 c All Linen Unbleached Damask,

worth 35c _5Uc Bleaehed German Damask, worth

50c 3 9 c Better quality, worth T0c 6 0 c H e m s t i t c h e d C l o t h s a n d N a p ­

k i n s t o m a t c h a t L e s s t h a n c o s t o f P r o d u c t i o n .

I M M E N S E L I N E O F

TABLE SETS, 2 . S O upward.

Napkins. 750 Doz. 5-8 Bleaehed Damask Nap­

kins, worth I.U5 1 . 2 3 750 Dog. 3-4 Napkins, worth 1.89. . . l . S O 1.000 Doz. ;j-4 Napkins, worth 2.25

and 2.50 do?. 1 . 7 3 and 1 . 9 8

Towels and Towelling. Hemmed Huek Towels , extra qual­

ity, worth lDc 1 2 H c Huek Towels . Hemstitched, with

Damask Borders, worth 30c 2 3 c G r e a t v a r i e t y o i A l l L i n e n D i s h

a n d G l a s s T o w e l l i n g a t

VERY LOW PRICES.

25pc»m:f-ve9*m¥tm^TJd&<:•.>;; 98o 3x6, usual price 2.18. . .$. . . . . 1.24 4x7, usual price 3.28 2.16 6x9, usual price 8.48 3.70

At the above prices w s believe these to be the cheapest rugs in the world. They are the finest designs and heaviest quality im­ported.

CONTINUATION OP OUR

Great Clearing Sale OF

Ladies9 Jackets and Skirts.

SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL ~^ WINDOW ENHIBIT

TABLE (LINENS, Reproducing our store in these snowy

white Table necessities. It's

4 — well worth seeing.

CONTINUATION. OF

OUR ANNUAL SALE OF

Muslim Underwear.

One lot Ladies' Gowns , Skirts, Drawers and Chemises, of fine Muslin or Cambric, elaborately trimmed, with embroidery or lace edgings, insertions and clus­tered tucks 9 8 c

One lot Drawers and Corset Covers, of Cambric and Muslin, trimmed with embroidery and tucks 2 9 c

CORSETS. One lot Sonuette S i h i a , in white and

drab only 8 3 c

•ILK;

ANNUAL SALE

's Shirts and Cuffs. More interesting values offered at this

sale. These added to yesterday's offering make this the greatest sale of M E N ' S W E A R in New York.

DRESS SHIRTS. of Utlea* Nonpareil Muslin, open back, 1.900 linen bosom, all improvements, in­cluding hand-made button holes. . . 7 3 c

. WTorth 1.00.

NIGHT SHIRTS.' Plain white and fancy trimmed Night

• Shirts, extra fine muslin, large assortment of patterns 4 9 c

Usual price ODc.

CUFFS. • 1,000 dozen, made by Earl & Wilson, 2.100

linen, 5 styles, sires 8 to 12, regular 25c. quality 12%c pair

1,500 yards Black Moire Faconne . . . . 1 . 3 0 Reduced from 2.50 and 3.00.

All Paid Purchases delivered free to any point within lOO miles of New York city.

Note these great bargains. At these prices they are unmatched in N e w York. English Kersey Cloth Jackets , also in Per­

sian Cloth, high button, loose fronts, storm collars. _

4 r D ¥ E p formerly 10.00.

Persian Boucle Cloth Capes, extra wide, high storm collars, trimmed with Thibet fur and lined with heavy satin Rhadame,

B a l © p formerly 12.00.

S K I R T S , of silk brocade, large figures, double lined, velveteen bound,

^ • Q S ) @ p formerly 10.00.

C L E A R I N G S A L E O F

FURNITURE left over from the holiday trade.

Note these startling values:—

Gilt Reception Chairs, with silk Damask seats, worth 5.00,

3.08, and drawer.

...4.89

Shaving Stands, with French bevel mirror worth 0.50

Large Rockers, loose cushion, plmh seals , oak and imita­tion mahogany finish, worth 12.00. . 8 . 9 8

Odd Dressers. Tables, Chiffoniers, Desks, Sideboards and other fine pieces at

G R E A T L Y R E D U C E D P R I C E S .

Monday, a black Spaniel. A llt»eral reward .1.. 873 Madlsou av.

L O S T A X D F O L ' N D . I.OHT Mon.lay, a Waterman Ideal fountain pen;

tinder rewarded. TI'CKKK. 230 Lexington a v . LOST

forj i l s rt'turu to I*. O'XKlL " L O S T - K r n a l l white Bull Terr i eF Bit*-uTaal'taSIc r v . x a r d . J , I*. UOBINSO.V. 8 Kast 9th st .

LOST—Bla< k male Dacnahtuxl; named At t l l a ; (en-erous reward. HL'BKH. 44 l«t St.

l'f'G Dc« Lost—Female." 123d gt., wearing harueaa; rewa 12* E**t 12-W

;etr I^xlnaton av. and rd. SlLVESTEK.

SATCHKL aaarked "W. J H," left in eah Mon-anj Dljfht. suitable reward for return to 248 Weat 2»th at.

WILL the lady wup found wtaek Coat (?ape on «M at. feuyiioaf Tuewltiv morning kindly return Bauie to g W J i <*aftar P a at. Mtfl

R E W A R D S . l̂io '̂rawarii.'—LoaV." about Deeeml>er SO laat. Port­

folio, with worthless documents. ALBEHT FAl'BE. 68 West 125th st.

*1.*> reward will he given for gold hunting <-aa<> Wdtrb. with five photos ins ide , t'haln and Key, Stone and Locket, at 1.284 Broadway.

120 rewanl for return of Oold Wateh . wi th short chain and locket; tli»* watch has the name "I.oulae Dreaael. August 12. 1888," Inside and outside 520 East 160th s t .

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$40 reward and no que tions asked for return of fleur d<> list Brooch »et with diamonds, lo^t January 5. Addrew C. L. . box l i s Herald. *

— • M A R R I E D

BARTLETT — BUCKBEE. — At Long Branch, N. J., January 4. 1897, General CHARLES OBATIOT BARTLETT, colonel United States army (retired), to Mrs. RACHEL L E T -SON BLCKBEE, of New York.

DE L A N O - S C H E R B . - O n Tuesday. Jan­uary 5. P«97, at St. Bartholomew's Church, by Rev. Dr. David H. Greer. OTTILIE EVAN-STOX ScHKRit to WILLIAM RAT D E LASO, both of New York city.

KRONFELD-Z1EGLER.— At Mount Ver­non, N. Y., on Tuesday. January 5, 18S7, by the Rev. Richard Stave, EMMA CATHERINE ZIKUXKR to Lot is HENRY KRO.NFELD.

LORILLARD—SCREVEN.—On Tuesday. January 5. at the Church of the Holy Com­munion, New York city, by the Rev. Dr. Mot-tet. ELIZABETH KIXO, daughter of John H. Screven, to ERNEST EDWARD LOBILLAKD.

R088—TORREY.—At Honesdale. Pa., on Tuesday. January 5, 1897. at the Presbyterian Church, by Rev. W. H. Swift. KATHARINE R., daughter cf Edwin F. Torrey, to EDWARD FIELO ROSS, of Chicago, III.

Marriage or death notices will be cabled, without extra charge, for publication also in the Paris edition of the HERALD, if adver­tisers so request, by writing on their notices. when handing them in, "Cable to the HERALD European edition."

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D I E D . Allen. William H., Bell. Frances E., Bird, James R., Boyle, Eliza G.. Brandon, Henry .H. , Brooks, William H., Bryant, Mary A., Buxby. Albert G.. Oavanagh, Patrick, Challenor, F. G., Clark, William W., Conklin, Mary T.. De Beuian, Gaston, Dixon. Matilda,

Mason, Lydia L., Miller, Charles R., Moran, WilMam, Mullln, Margaret, McGrath. M? Jt, McGrevy, Mary, McKeon, Patrick, McReynolds, Isabella, Odell, Andrew J., Randall, Edward J., Rohrlg, Louisa, Rosenberg. Hannah, Rowley, Maria E., Sanders, Sarah,

BROOKS.—Suddenly, January 4. 1897. W I L L ­IAM H. BROOKS, aged G8 years; residence. 69 P » r r v St

Notice of funeral hereafter. BRYANT.—On Tuesday, of bronchial pneu­

monia, MARY A. BRYANT, mother of Dr. W. C. Bryant and the late Dr. Melville Bryant.

Services will be held at the residence of her son, 64 Greene av., Brooklyn, on Thursday, at two o'clock. t

BUZBY.—On January 4, 1897, ALUEBT G. BCZBY.

Funeral Wednesday, January «. Interment private.

C A V A N A O H . - n n January a, 1897, In his 80th year, PATRICK CAVAXAGH, the beloved husband of Margaret Cavanagh.

Funeral from his lato residence, 1,658 Madi­son av.. a t nine A. M.. Wednesday. January 6; thence to St. Cecilia's Church. Interment In Calvary.

CHALLENOR.—On Tuesday. January 5. 1897, after a lingering illness. FRANCIS GODING CHALLENOR.

Funeral services at his late residence, 772 East 175th st., on Wednesday evening, at eight o'clock. Relatives, friends and mem­bers of the New York Produce Exchange are cordially Invited to attend. Third av. ele­vated to 174th st. Interment at convenience of family. '

CLARK.—In this city, January 4, WILLIAM WKI I s (JL IRK

Funeral Thursday. January 7, at two P. M., from the residence of N. W. Howell, Monroe (Blooming Grove). Orange county, N. Y. Train leaves Chambers st. 10:30 A. M.

Orange and Sullivan county papers please copy.

CONKLIN —At Bensonhurst, MARY T. CONKLIN, in the 70th year of her age.

Funeral from her late residence, Bay 28th st., on Wednesday. January 6; thence to St. Mary's Church, where a solemn requiem will be offered at ten A. M.

DE BKBIAN—January 4. 1897, at Mount Vernon, N. Y., GASTON DE BEBIAN.

Funeral private. DIXON.—January 4. four P. M., at her par­

ents' residence, 317 Lafayette av., Brooklyn. I MATILDA, youngest daughter of Richard and

Matilda Dixon, age 3 years, 7 months. Funeral private. DUDLEY.—Of pneumonia, Sunday, Janu­

ary 3, at her residence. 114 East 37th St., FAN­NIE E. CARPENTER, wife of John L. Dudley.

Funeral private. FLAGG. — At Nantucket, January 5,

GEORGE WHITING FLAGG, In his 81st year. GODDARD.—Tuesday evening, January 4,

1897, at her residence, Providence, R. I.. ANNA F B _ M N O GODDABD, widow of Thomas Poynton Ives Goddard, late of that city.

GOODWIN.—On 8unday, January 3, 1897. at his residence, 2,114 3d av.. THOMAS F. GOOD­WIN, in the 65th year of his age.

Relatives and friends are respectfully In­vited to attend the funeral services, at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, 118th St.. between 1st and 2d avs., Wednesday, Jan­uary 6, 1897, at one o'clock P. M. The mem­bers of the late Volunteer Fire Department, also the comrades of the G. A. R., are re­spectfully Invited to attend.

GUINAN.—At New Rochelle, N. Y., Janu­ary 5, 1897, JOHN GCINAN.

Dudley. Fannie E. C , Schweinburg, Karl, Flagg. George W.. Shaw. Gerald, Goddard, Anna P.. Stewart, B e r n a B . , Goodwin. Thomas F„ Teller, James ft., Guinan, John, Thomas. May, Halsey, EHxabeth G.. Van Arsdale, Peter B., Hanna. Sarah, Watta. D r u c i m t C , Hoagland. Martha D., Weil, Laura, How, Hall J.. Whitlock. R, D., Jones, Henrietta, Wiedenmayer, G. A., Kalisch. Adelaide, Williamson. Douw D., Kaufman, F. G., Lens, Jacob, Sr., Lewis. Argue M.,

ALLEN.—After a house of his niece.

ne M., Wilson, Mra. R. D. M., Zickler. John. short Illness, at the Mrs. F. R. Hutton

WILLIAM H. ALLEN, son of the late Gilbert Allen, of this cUy.

Funeral Thursday morning, at nine o'clock, from the house of Professor F. It. Hutton, 296 Lexington av.

B E L L - O n January 4, FRAXCES EMILY, be­loved wife of John Bell, in her 72d year.

Funeral service* at her late residence, 51 WTest WOth St., on Wednesday, January «, at four P. M. Interment at convenience of fam­ily.

BIRD.—On January 5, JAMES R. BIRD, age

Funeral services January 7, at eight P. M.. at l(»l Devoe st., Brooklyn.

BOYLE.—On Tuesday. January 5, at' her residence. 626 Lexington av.. ELIZA GARRICK, wife of the late James Boyle.

Funeral services at St. Patrick's Cathe­dral 5th av.. between 6©th and 51st sts . . on Thursday. tb« 7th Inst., at half-past ten A M Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment at Calvary.

BRANDON.—Suddenly, on the 4th tnst., HBNUt H. BRANWIX.

Notice of funeral hereafter. Reading, Washington and London papers

please copy.

day, at two P. M HALSEY.—On Monday, January 4. 1897, at

Astoria, L. I., ELIZABETH GOBLE, widow of Stephen A. Halsey and daughter of the late Dr. J. G. Goble, of Newark, N. J.

Funeral services will be neld a t her late residence, 28 Main St.. Astoria, on Wednes­day, January 6, at eleven A. M. Interment at Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead. L. I.

HANNA.—On Monday night, January 4, SARAH, wife of Thomas Hanna, aged 42 years.

Funeral services on Thursday, at two P. M„ at the residence of her brother, William J. Wright, 214 Garfield place, Brooklyn. In­terment in Greenwood.

HOAGLAND.—MAnTHA D.. Tuesday morn­ing, at Sherman Square Hotel, of pneu­monia, in her 83d year.

Funeral services will be held at West Pres­byterian Church, West 42d st., Thursday, January 7, at eleven o'clock. Interment at Woodlawn.

HOW.—On Sunday, January 3, of paralysis. H A L L J. How, In the 72d year of his age.

Funeral private. Boston papers please copy. JONES.—On January 4, 1897, at her resi­

dence. 1S4 East 38th st.. HENRIETTA, widow of Solomon J. Jones. Funeral private.

Bermuda papers please copy. KALISCH.—ADELAIDE KALISCH. widow of

Dr. Isidor Kalisch, on January 4, 1887, In her 72d year.

Funeral from her late residence. 450 High St., Newark, N. J., Thursday, January 7 inst., at two P. M. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

KAUFMAN.—Members of the Tough Club are requested to attend the funeral services of our late brother member. Frederick G. Kaufman, from his late residence, 223 West 35t 1, st., on Wednesday, January 6. at one P. M. sharp. JOHN 8. GAGE, President.

Joa> F. For, Secretary. L E N Z . - O n January 4, 1897. in his 58th year.

JACOB LENZ, S R . beloved husband, father and brother.

Funeral tit>m his late residence, 212 West 84th s t . at half-past twelve P. M., Thursday,

January 7, 1897. Interment in Woodlawn. Omit flowers.

L E W I S . — A B O I S MAGGIE. January 3. Members of Knickerbocker Comn.andery.

295, United Order of the Golden Cross, are invited to attend the funeral services, this day. at one P. M., at her late residence, 469 West 4£d st.. New York.

THOS. F. T l E R N E Y , N. C. GEORGE JO.NES, K. of R. MASON.-rAt her residence, in this city.

Tuesday. January 5. LYDIA LUSH, widow ox Henry Mason, Esq. ' *

Funeral services will be held a t No. 4 West 18th st., Thursday, January 7, at four P. M. Interment nrirate.

MILLER.—Suddenly, on Monday. January 4, 1897. CHARLES R. MILLER. aged 53 years.

Funeral services will be held, at his late residence. 191 Glenwood Avenue. Brick Church. East Orange, N. J., on Wednesday. January 6. at eight o'clock P. M.

MORAN.—Monday. January 4, at his resi­dence, 220 East 99th st., WILLIAM, native of Cloughjordan, county Tipperary, Ireland.

Funeral Thursday, January 7, ten A. M., from Church of St. Francis de Sales, East 96th st. Interment Calvary.

MULLIN.—At Jersey City. January 4, MAR­GARET, wife of Philip Mullln,

Funeral from 65 Mercer St., at 9 A. M., Thursday, January 7.

McGRATH.—At his residence, 19th av. and 81st st., Brooklyn. M. J. MCGRATH.

Funeral services at St. Flnbar's Roman Catholic Church. Bath av.. Thursday, Janu­ary 7. at half-past nine A. M.

McGREVY.—On Tuesday. January 5. 1897. at her residence, 31 West 88th St., Mrs. MARY MCGREVY.

Funeral Thursday, at nine A. M.. from Church of the Holy Name. 96th st. and Am­sterdam av. Interment private.

McKEON—On Monday. January 4. P A T -KICK MCKEON. in the 68th year of his age.

Funeral from his late residence. 309 West 33d st., on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, thence to St. Michael's Church, Weat 32d st.

McREYNOLDS.—ISABELLA, aged 84, relict of Bernard McReynolds. formerly of Ron-dout, N. Y., at her residence, 109 East 87th st.

Funeral Thursday, half-past eight A. M. sharp, St. Monica's Churoh. East 79th st. Burial at Rondout.

ODELL.—On Tuesday. January 5, 1897, A N ­DREW J. ODELL, In the 79th year of his age.

Funeral services will be held at the resi­dence of his daughter. Mrs. James Balrd, 273 West 73d st., on Thursday. January 7, at half-past one o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Please omit flowers.

RANDALL.—Suddenly, on January 5, at his residence, 732% Carroll st., Brooklyn, EDWARD J. RANDALL, In the 65th year of his age.

Funeral service on Thursday. 7th inst.. at three P. M., at St. John's Church, St. John's place, near 7th av., Brooklyn.

KOHRIG.—On Tuesday, January 6, LOUISA, wife of William Rohrig, aged 61 years.

Funeral from her late residence, 57 Wcs* 11th st., on Thursday, at two P. M.

ROSENBERG.—January 4,1887. after a lin­gering illness, HANNAH ROSENBERG.

Relatives and friends are kindly Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of

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WHITLOCK.—On Tuesday. January 5. 1897, ROBINSON D WHITLOCK, son of Harriet and the late Charles Whitlock.

Funeral private, from his late residence, 888 St. Nicholas av.

WIEDENMAYER.—At Newark, N. J., on January 4, 1897, GUSTAVE A. WIEDENMAVEH, aged 05 years.

Funeral private, from the residence of his brother. 151 Passaic av., on Wednesday, Jan­uary 6.

WILLIAMSON.—On Sunday, January 3. at Biarritz, France, DOLW D. WILLIAMSON, of New York, in his 67th year.

Notice of funeral hereafter. WILSON.—On Tuesday, January 5, 1837. at

the residence of her son-in-law, Eugene Frayer, No. 323 West 104th St.. New York. CAROLINE M. WILSON, daughter of the late Joseph Caldwell, of Wheeling. W. Va., and wife of the late Col. John Wilson, of Harri­

son county, Va., In the 88th year of her age. Notice >f funeral hereafter. WILSON.-January 4. 1897. Mrs. R. B. M.

WILSON, at St. Vincent's Hospital, New York. ZICKLER.—On Monday. January 4. 1897,

JOHN ZICKLER. Funeral from his late residence, 73 West

83d St., Thursday, January 7, at ten A. M.

C e m e t e r i e s . A.—The Kenslco Cemetery.—Private atntlon Il.tr-

lem Railroad: 43 minutes' ride from Lie Grand Cen­tral Depot. Office, 10 East 42.1 tit.

Funeral'from his late residence on Thurs- her brother, Raphael Rosenberg, 180 East Hlth st.. on Wednesday, January 6, 1887, at ten A. M.

ROWLEY.—Suddenly, at Dallas, Texas, Sunday, January 3, MARIA ENSIGN, wife of Fayette R. Rowley and mother of Mrs. Pow­hatan G. Gordon, of this city. »

SANDERS.—SARAH SANDERS, In the 34th year of her age. at 116 East 62d st.

Notice of funeral hereafter. SCHWEINBURG.—On January 5, in Nlck-

olsburg, Moravia. KARL SCHWEINBCHG (father of Emil Schweinburg, New York), in his 81st year.

SHAW.—On Tuesday. January 5, at Ches-tertown, Md., of peritonitis, GERALD, young­est son of Helen K. and the late John Shaw, formerly of Flushing, N. Y.

Funeral private. STEWART.—BERNE B. 8TBWABT, in the

89th year of his age. Funeral service* at his late residence. No.

571 East 150th St., this (Wednesday) evening, at etght o'clock.

TELLER.—On January 4, 18*7, at his resi­dence. 211 East 123d, in his 84th year, wAMES R. TKI.LBB. _ „„

Funeral services Wednesday, at one P. M. THOMAS.—At Boonton, N. J., on Monday.

January 4. 1897, MAT, eldest daughter of Helen M. and the late Richard 8. Thomas.

Funeral from St. John's Church, Boonton, Wednesday, January 6, on arrival of train leaving New York at one o'clock, via D., L. & W. Railway-

Chicago papers please copy. VAN A R S D A L E . - O n Tuesday, at his resi­

dence, 2,«68 Marion av., Fordham, PETER B. V A N ARHDALB.

Notice of funeral hereafter. WATTS. -January 4. DBCCILLA C„ widow

of James C. Watts . Friends are invited to attend the funeral,

from her late residence, f l West t*th st., Wednesday, January 8, at one o clock.

W E I U - L A I B A W B I L . beloved wife of the late Simon Weil, mother of William. Samuel, Henry and Morrta, on January 6.

Notice of funeral hereafter.

R E L I G I O U S N O T I C E S .

COOP E R U NION, 8TH ST. A N D 3 D AV.

AT NOON TO-DAY

A. C. DIXON will speak. IUA D. SANKKY.

Subject for Wednesday, January 6, "What Can Be Done by Faith."

Poors open it.30. Seats free. D . L . M o o d y WILL SPKAK IN

CARNKOIE MUSIC HALL. SUNDAY. JANUARY 10.

at 3 and 8 P. M. Send stamped envelope to w . E. Lomree. 40 Eat t

23d at. , for free t ickets . IRA 1>. SANKEY WILL RING.

S P E C I A L N O T I C E S .

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HUMAN HAIR GOODS. Matchless ai to quality, fine workmanship, fine

shades, artittle and novel deslgna and an enormous assortment to select from! OBLIGING aalealadlea will lie pleased to adjust these good* for your ap­proval.

20 experienced art lata are const ant I v in attendance In the l lulruress lng. Shampooing and Hair Colorias Parlors.

HAIR ORNAMENTS of the highest (trade, choice and select, such as can­not ha found elsewhere!

A. SIMONSON, »33 BROADWAY. 2 1 W A N D STS. 2"T>

ORIEN fAL RUQSr Save 28 per cent

At Oriental Art Rooms, 806 8th ave.,

between 81st and 82d Sts.

FLINTS FINE FURNITURE. SATISFACTION

follows a selection of the bar-gains now offered.

NKW YORK Oertuan-Auterlcan Von.Sectarian Orphan Dowry Society.—Temple of Humanity, 17s Eaat 72rt at.—"Blea^Ml be thoae who enter; blaauwl be those who depart. The uarteraljrtted cordially Invite* all those interested in his new aociety to come and inspect thla temple, where everybody can worship God according to tbelr own religion. Eyes have never seen what is to 1* seen at the Temple of Hi-.Tianlty. Ope* Wednaaaair. January «; Thursday, Friday sad Saturday. »th. from 2 P. M, until *. f\ M.: Sunday. January 10. from 2 P. M. until in p. M. Welcome all LAZARUS MORQKXTHAU.

DstJT GOODS. a%€X _ 22, UT» AND »~WKST~rOOETBlDt,rHHBlE

H N The loudest songster is sot always truest

BIO TYPE DOES NOT MEAN BIO DABGA1XS

Involved Language Is Not Necessarily Truth

Tboae who cannot Had adjective* in taw —glsal

language strong eno >gb to extol tbelr offtnags

had Better learn soma other. ; f

Each Line In This Announcement

Represents

AN OFFERING OF MERIT:

This is the way we sell

Yard Wide Muslins • »

Fine quality Bleached 4 H cents Kir ala--one of the best and* gV4 casts

Pillow Cases and Sheets As against offerings of Inferior makes we shall sell

all the seconds of

One of the Great Mills,

as follows: v

Sizes in inches 42x80 42x3*4* 45x36 5!)x36

Sizes In inches 54x0.) 03x&0 72ilMJ SI $90 IKIxOO

PILLOW CA£E8 Kcjrular Price

1 1 4 cents 12 cents

12i/» cents 14 cents

MADE S H E E T S R.gular Price

87 cents 40 cents 45 cents 50 cents 55 ccnta

Special Pr ice 8 * casts

8% cents 9 H cents

lOVs cents

Special Price 29V» rents OOVi cent* o / H cents

4 1 cents 4 f j cents

Above are all of excellent quality. Examination will show their value.

SILKS Specialt ies for Evening and Dressy W e a r !

Some reduced, some bought to special advantage.

All wortliy prompt Inspection

No exaggerated values—Just the s imple truth!

Satin Brocade*— white and colors Moire Brocades—Bine nod Pink All Silk Satin Ducbesse- nil lijrbt ahades Wblte Satin figured I n d l a s - 2 4 inch

New Fancy India Silks—light effects splendid quality and lustre—worth 40 .£££)

Lemon and white T a f f e t a s -del icate colored Ktrines—value ".85. « . 4 £ *

Satin figured Novelties—Evening ahades [ 4 9 Satin Brocade*—nil Evening ghadea ' g y Satin figured Foulards—24 Inch—Evening t in ts . 7 0

Brocade Satin Dnchesse—handsome large designs—cream, whi te and light colors . ( 5 0

Fine Taffetas- monotone Effects on light t inted ground*— very (striking designs, 22 Inch . 8 7

Warp printed Novelty Taffetas—all colors . 7 9 A large variety of Floral effects in

Satin figured and t-uttn finish Taffetas . 8 9 Moire Velours In pale blue, pink. Corn,

Cream and white—fashionable for aktrts . / Q

New Wash Dress Fabrics Novel t ies of

France, Switzerland. England and America

Look a t the Pineapple Organdies—Pompadour designs French Dresden Organdies Finest Alsat ian Sateens English and French Gauze Novelt ies Emli'd Strl|»e Organdies Gold and Silver Strlt*- Persian Bat i s t e s Scotch Zephyr Novel t ies

a=d other beautiful Cotton Fabrics

of which first Importations have arrived.

All designs In above are new—1806 patterns have s> representation— they're sold long ago. not carried ©vt»r to mix in with Novclttea for '07, as Is the custom, with tome we know of.

WHITE EMBROIDERIES i

Novelt ies In lace, hemsti tching and headings are among the new sty les ; open edges will be In favor; ••lose tf leets are a lways in vogue; colored edges w i l l , be used to some extent : Oraea Linen embrolderiea will be even more fashionable tbas last aesson——— of ouch, Edgings, All-overs and Insertion* to mat.-a.

>Ye open season

W I T H E X C E P T I O N A L V A L U E S

1 to 4 Inch .300 s ty les 2 to 0 Inch 200 styles 4 to l» Inch ,*130 s t y l e s . . . . . 5 to 12 inch 150 sty les j Fine Flouncing* 150 s ty les Children's Skirt ings . . .. fto s ty les 45-Inch Skirtings 50 s ty les Irish Point und Guipure Skirt ings . 9 £

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The above Include India Linens, Swiss , Nainsook and fine Cambrics In open and eloac effects Only by seeing them can they really impress as they should, tor qual i t ies are better and variety greater than at any previous season.

IN LADrES' SUIT D E P A R T M E N T

Attract ive values wil l be found In

DRESS SKIRTS Brllllantlne, Cheviot, Serge, Crepon, 4cc.

1.79 •• 2.98-. 4.SO • S.98-- -7.7S Fully lined—velvet bound—beat cut-tailor made aad

pressed—as all correctly finished skirts should be

SILK AND SATIN BROCADE SKIRTS wereT.OO 4 . 0 8 were 18.98 w«ree.50.... 6 . 7 8 were 17.08 1 Black Moire and Satin Dnchesse Skirts

Finer Skirts, silk lined, to $ 2 6 . 9 8 .

FOUR GREAT VALUES IN TEA GOWNS

Black Mourning Henrietta—gros grain ribbon Col'd Cashmere—deep lace and inaertlnga India Silk—colore and black—full lace trim Finest French Flannel -silk gimp and girdle

TWO CHEAT VALUES IN WRAPPERS

Elder Flannel—with girdle—fancy colorings Fumy Flannelette—lined waist—three shapes

Silk and Woof Waists-reduced Sweaters reduced

Dresses Reefer and Tight—reduced!

Mid-season sale of SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

Lehlgb S l s t e s Noise less S la tes Transparent do Slote P e n c i l s - 1 0 0 Wood cov'd do—ds Eagle Crayons C h a l k - 1 4 4 pes < <>I<1 Chalk - « pes Penci l Hltarpeners Typewri ter Erasers Blackboard do Magic Knives Steel Pens—4s Stee l Pens u .* Penholders - d i Pocket do Steel Ink Erasers

Best Bit. Ink Indelible Ink M tallage 12-lnch Rulers Blotler»-4z F.laaslcs-gross Book de gross Kelt School Bag*

with rings Pencil Boies Fancy do Paint Boxes Q to Hpoagea Pans Booka Students' Note Composition do Compasses 7 to 1

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91 Other values la same department.

Fine White and Cream Writing Paper high glaze finish Oommerrisl size full pound package* White Eat elopes—pkge. of SS

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