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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGrLE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1897. 9 THE "WEATHER TO MORROW WILL PROBABLY BE FAIR. LI RAINY day is an excellent time to buy things, as Women's Lace Neckwear. Hen's Silk Lined Suits to Order for $19.50.

West Fourteenth Street, Hew gork, V'th 7dvance of 3eason ATTRACTIONS MCiLTIPLCj Within our Stores, whichever way you turn, bright, New, Desirable Merchandise greets at prices that impress with moderation This week's Offerings are exceptionally interesting READ If the World Only Knew The low prices, the real sacrifices, that we are making during This PROCLAMATIOM SALE on all kinds of Fabrics, Linings, Linens and Domestics, then All the World Would Be Here Buying Tomorrow. The Sole reason we advertise is that we may make you acquainted with the fact that you can save money now buying for CASH. Here are ten sample items picked here and there from hundreds of others equally as good just to show the Brooklyn Public that Monday is not the only Bargain Day in the Great Cash Store. "All Days Are Alike to Us," 300 Pcs Ottoman Cloths in hand some Oriental Figures and Stripes. These the Tycoon Reps so pop Spots make a sensation, yd.

Rusteleines, satin stripes, with Orr rf flA aJl CSS VaUUUa goods are half wool and similar to ular tor nouse gowns. i Linings ular tor nouse gowns. I hey will nP Barnsley I doz uuc uuzeu iu tf dCjlStf Br Fruit of 1M Black a silky rustle; 15 yds. to not 12dc. as usual, but each Durchaser at vd.

5c i full I 5c! JK egiuar tc. goods. No mail orders none sent C. O. D.

10 yds. to customer, at ner vd filled IFI White akaoBanot tne at this limit 15 yards to each purchaser, giiams full 10 yds Price for this sale, per yd price, ft SALE OF PORTIERES that has aroused more Interest than any Curtain offering made this season. No Wonderl Everyone Knows that Values are advancing And in race or that fact How we can sell Wew Rich Curtains AT PRICES WE QUOTE Is puzzling competitors all around, WHILE THEtJ POZZLE, WE'LL SELL Elegant Silk Armurc Procade Curtains; Handsome Derby Satin Curtains: Rich Raised Figure Tapestry Curtains; Stylish Oriental and Fagdad Tapestry Curtains; Fancy Tinselled Empire Tapestry Curtains; AH over Figured Chenille Curtains; In the newest and most elective Colorings All reversible. All with heavy tassel fringes and deep valance. Sou will hove a chance to get splendid values At 4.98 5.98.

...6.98 7.98. .9. 98 1 1.98 that could not previously be Fought for less than 7.98. ...898. ...9.

98 1 1 .98. 14.00 and 16.00 EVER9 PAIR NEW Every style In full range of colorings: Curtain Poles High Polished Wood wood trimmings .23 White Enamel brass trim .19 Solid brass 5 Toot fancy ends, complete .49 White Enamel onyx ends complete .69 Antique Oak carved brackets and ends 1,35 SHEETINGS ftflD MUSLINS I never waste any time looking around before 1 buy Household Goods but come straight here, Tor never yet have I seen better values ccme from any other house" Just a chance remark overheard showing the ralth of customers In reliability or goods we sell and values we give Pillow Cases Bristol Mills torn and Ironed neat hem 42x36 7 50x36 9 45x36 3 54x36 .10 Hemstitched Pillow Coses Cable Mills made for wear, not advertising purposes 43x36 8V6 50x36 9 54x36 11 High grade Ready made Sheets Triangle Mills no dressing 54x90 29 81x90 40 72x90 36 90x90 44 SHEETINGS One of the best mokes known solid even thread splendid for wear. ELEACHFD BROWN i I Table Dama win recognize mem as a 50c. quality. Price for this sale, limit 5 yds.

to a customer, per yd 300 pair red and pairs to surprising price of, per pair 5 fio'Arry Unmade Shaker Flannel Skirts, in creme, grey 11 brown grounds, with pretty borders, heavy ana good; crowds lined the counters for them on Monday; limit 5 Skirts to each purchaser; same price Wednesday, as Monday Satin Duchesse in colors, Silk Velvets in "colors, Moire Antiques in colors, all pure jl at per yd. many customers discovered yesterday. Dress goods, suits, cloaks, carpets, furnishings of almost all kinds you find them here in a clear, soft light, without the glare, just right for buying. But we can't always have rainy days. Women's Suits.

Walking jacket or blouse suit? is the standing: question. Many set tle it by adopting the Irish statesman's compromise taking one of each. A wise plan for after all, each one is best, for certain uses. Here are three representatives of cach style. Two are quiet, elegant suits with fly front jacket, coats and skirts silk lined throughout.

Si 5 for navy or black storm serge; $17.50 for wide wale cheviot serge. The third is a new and uncommonly stylish suit of fine covert cloth, cadet blue or dark gray, the trim jacket elegantly stitched and bound, and seams corded with narrow black braid $30. Of the blouse suits, the handsomest is one in fine broadcloth at $37; close fitting at back, with buttoned pockets; the skirt braided and button trimmed at bottom. Jacket and skirt are full lined with changeable taffeta; silk dust ruffle on skirt. Another full silk lined blouse suit is in navy or black broadcloth, artistically braid trimmed front and back, at $30; and one at $21 is of black, navy, green, or brown cheviot serge, the waist only silk lined.

It fastens diagonally from the shoulder, and has a girdle of heavy black cord. One point you'll notice is that our blouse waists here grow better in form and cut they are neater, and define the figure better than at first. Second flour. Muslin Underwear. The vice of underwear stocks is that they are apt to provide only regular goods and average sizes.

A delightful feature" of this underwear store is that extra sized people are cared for, too; and then, beside regular underwear, you find such things as these: Canton flannel drawers, plain hem, embroidery trimmed, 50c. and 75c; extra size, 75c. and $1. Flannelette night gowns, neat stripes, plain or trimmed with embroidery or ribbon, with ruffle on neck and sleeves, 50c to Si .50. Here you have every facility for making up underwear sets.

The laces and embroideries are the same on the various garments. Night gowns. 50c. Muslin, yoke of fine plaits, embroidery trimmed. 50c.

Yoke of insertion and plaits, embroid ery trimmed. 75c. Cambric, Empire style, sailor collar, embroidery trimmed. 75c Muslin, high neck, trimmed with insertion and embroidery. $1 Find cambric, pointed yoke, with plaits and hemstitching, embroidery trimmed.

Eleven other styles at Si. $1.50 Fine cambric, Empire style, trimmed with embroidery and ribbon. J2.25 Nainsook, square neck, trimmed with embroidery and ribbon. Other styles up to $10. Skirts.

85c. Muslin, deep umbrella ruffle of cambric. Cambric, unbrella ruffle of lawn, cotton torchon lace and insertion. $2.50 Cambric, with two lawn ruffles trimmed with Point de Paris lace. $2.50 Cambric, with umbrella ruffle of embroidery and insertion.

$3.25 Fine cambric, with deep umbrella ruffle of lawn, Point de Paris lace and insertion. Others up to $17. Drawers. 35c Muslin or cambric, trimmed with embroidery ruffle and plaits. 50c.

Cambric, embroidery ruffle, embroidery trimmed; also with umbrella ruffle of lawn and hemstitching. 75c. Cambric with torchon lace and insertion; also cambric or muslin, with ruffle of tine embroidery and plaits. Other styles up to S4.75. Second floor, Fuurth avonue.

Notes on all Floors. You valuable suggestions by walking through the model furnished apartments on the fourth floor. Permanent quarters are to be provided for the Picture Gallery on the fifth floor. That's the only feature that could be improved on. An hour flies quickly here.

There's no kitchen ware superior to the Crystal Steel ware; and it's selling here at half if you get here soon enough. How many stores beside Wahaniaker's do you suppose are really selling blankets now at the old tariff prices? How many do you suppose could, if they wanted to Some old advertisements, like old hooks, are better than new ones. Yesterday's advertisements of dress goods and linens are full of value for those who can get here to day. Some people are still trustfully raving S50 and $(50 for sewing machines. They prob ably think in a hazy way that the W'anamaker sewing machine at SIS must be a toy, not to be taken seriously.

I JOHN WANAMAKER, Formerly A. T. Stewart Broadway, 4th 9th and 10th sts. CORPORATION' NOTICES. THE COMMON COUNCIL.

OK THK CITY i HKOOKI.y.Y do (K cUlti anj unlatn as follow. Tl.at it is nt oissa ry lo the lutH front I lntf uixm t.hv soulh stR of IjexlnKt.tn uvrni''. twtten Sunint and avvnat rt. knuwn as i lots Nw, tiO to SS inclusive, Twt Wai! map, tij ftriioci with a elnwj Lro. mi ferico I where not airuady l.im to the hi'lcht uli fwt' for Ll1 of abatlnk' nulnam't of which the ni omiitlon or the sai 1 faun.

Ami ih Iwuby oniain tint ai.l lots ni n'1 at th expense of the own or owners I SM'SS tc, uo.iik siicn worn. The foresolnjc decision, iuil ordinance fuJrpt oi by the naM Common Courcil by were two unpin vote Lnis if uviy 01 Juno, IS iI.1V OI June, tS'Jl. JOSKPLi lienjaaiin. city clerk. O0 1UI fiJ we.

aro prepared 'IjJ fL to furnish you with ilb guuu IL suit LO order for $19.50 as you can get from any tailor in Greater ew York for $:30.00 to 840.00. We make this statement with our eyes open to what others are giving Wo looked for their best at $30.00 to 10.00 and equal It at our lower prices. The hundreds of orders that have come to us from men who heretofore have had their clothes made by the best exclusive tailors proves it. Among the piece goods from which we'll make those Suits is a largo variety of the finest worsteds, encviots and oas si meres in very attractive patterns. The tailoring is of the best and the linings are of heavy and durable silk.

Seeond floor. Splendid Values in Silver Plated Ware. After dinner Coffee Pots, the bost quadruple platoon hard white metal fancy designs would be thought cheap at our price $1.98 Silver plated Salt and Popper Shakers, heavy plate on nickel silver metal. 8c. ea Silver plated 'ut Picks set of six in box 25c.

set Silver plated Nut Cracker, set of six picks 49c. set Pearl handle Fruit Knives and Butter Spreaders 39c. ea Main, rear. Important Furniture Facts. Oak Morris Chairs, polish finish, with reversible cushions, covered with denim or cretonne, in assorted colors $3.25 ea Couches, large size, spring edge covered with corduroy in assorted colors, and trimmed with double fringe, easily worth wlu.OU.

at $6.95 ea Mattresses. AVe have about 1,000 lbs. of gray South American horse hair, of which we will make Mattresses covered with the bost A. C. A.

ticking full size and 40 lbs. weight at $12.98 each The regular value of these mattresses would be 1S.OO. Remaking Hair Mattresses. Using same ticking $1.85 With new ticking $4.20 In two parts with new ticking $4.70 Kunilturo 3d floor. Braids for Dress Trimming A manufacturor'ssample lot of Soutache, Tubular and President Braids, in black and colors have been secured for selling at 5, 10, 12 A 22c.

doz Main, front, left. Men's Shirts to Order. Our Shirts arc rightly made and fit perfectly. No matter how particular or fussy you are, we know we can please you. We are now making to order Six white Shirts, laundered and ready to put on for $8.50 Three colored Shirts of the finest imported madras or percales for.

Main front, right. New Books. The Gold of the Montczumas W. O. Stoddard $1.08 The King of the Park Marshall Saunders 88o By Kight Sword A.

W. March I uiuiiL OOO A li 1: i Vllielie iwves aio Song Birds ami Water Fowl H. E. Parkhurst $1.40 The Mystery of Choice Robert Chambers 88c Chimes from a Jester's Bells Robert Burdette 88e Flint Maud AVilder Goodwin 88c White Man's Africa Poultney Bige low $1.88 Second rioor. Butterick's Patterns.

All Pattfrnn of the Ilinterick Publishing tlo. be Uail in our l'a ttorn Department. I Here's a Trade Problem FOR YOU TO SOLVE. We have about thirty good fy square Pianos, all in tirst class condition, which we have taken in exchange for Sterlings. We have no room for them.

What shall we do with them i Sell them, of course. If our price isn't right, make us an offer. There's 1 5 to 20 good uprights that will go quick at a small price. Also. 200 XEW STERLINGS including Uprights, Upright Orands used Mason Hamlin Organs, I S35 00 to 75 OO 2 slightly used Baby Grand Pi anos at prices that mean a saving of $200.00 to you.

Entire building, 4 floors, filled with Pianos. We Are Old and Reliable. i Hstablished in 1.S60.) The Sterling Piano Co. nanufacturers, a Wholesale and Retail Warerooms, 2 536 Fulton Brooklyn. Opposite Montauk Theater.

W. S. DENSLOW, Hanager. Bourke Cocltran has accepted an invitation, to address a meeting In tho interest of General Tracy at Grand Central Palace Friday; night. It Paper for Monday.

They mean a saving JOSEPH H. (foods Cheerfully Exchanged. THE GREAT Offerman Building, Broadway and PLAIN FIGURES ONE OUR ASSORTMENT Our Lace Neckwear display will surely interest you, for it comprises a rich collection of dainty effects fresh from Paris and from onr own workrooms. The fastidious will be charmed with the exquisite taste and beauty of the designs, and the inexpensiveness of them will appeal to the economical. Some Special Attractions.

Silk Blouse Fronts, all colors, with now frilled collar trimmed with narrow velvet, at 95c. $1.19 each A choice line of chiffon and liriorty silk Capes, handsomely trimmed with black satin ribbon, at. 98 to $10.95 eah Fancy chiffon, mousseline and liberty silk Fronts, in blouse effects, In a variety of pretty shades, at SI. 48, 1.70 $1.95 ea Special values In black fancy grenadines and liberty silk Kuffs, at 69c, 73c. 95c Fine French Muslin Underwear At Very Small Prices.

These few items will indicate the exceptional values that we're giving in fine Underwear: High neck Gown, fine tucks and feather stitching on collar sleeves, jabot of lace down front fc ruffles on collar sleovos of the new bow knot pattern of lace $2.98 ea Gowns with square neek and in Empire effects, prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery, at $3.98 or. Fine Chemises. front with insertion and edge of Valenciennes lace, drawn with ribbons $1 .48 ea Chemises, with round neck, with two insertions of fine lace in fullness, ru flies of lace on neck sleeves $1.98 ea "Walking Skirts, with real torehon lace insertion in rufllo between fine tucks I lace ruflle on the bottom $4.98 ea Very flno Skirts, with perpendicular tucks in ruffle, others with insertions tucks, all prettily trimmed with fine Valenciennes and point de Paris laee, at $6.98 7.75 ea Second floor. Two Bargains in Women's Capes Suits. Handsome Plush Capes, embroidered with jet and braid and edged with black Thibet, lined throughout with Roman striped silk, at $15.50 oa Tailor made Suits of grey worsted lined throughout with black taffeta silk, at $18.75 ea Si'cond Hour.

Fur Trimmings. Our stock of Fur Trimmings comprises an unsurpassed assortment of the most desirable kinds, including heads, tails, at the very lowest prices. Dressmakers and women's tailors will find it to their advantage to buy the fur trimmings they require here. Some Unusual Inducements for Tomorrow's Buyers. in.

Nutria Beaver 39c I in. Otter 69o A in. Slink 69c i in Genet f. tin. yy hito Lamb's Wool (curly), bost quality 19 24c Large Squirrel Tails 19 29c taecuii'l tiimr, Fur Baby Carriage Robes.

Double Iceland Sheep Baby Carriage Kobes, warm and comfortable at $4.95 ea KnrH '2d floor. Triumph Sewing Machine, the equal of any made, Ladies' Furnishings. Tea Gowns, Matinees, Fancy Silk Peignoirs, Silk Underskirts, Paris Made. Novelty Effects. Paris Lingerie for Bridal Trousseaux.

Special Dosigns Furnished. NEW YORK. THE MODERN CLEANER WILL.NOT WEAR OUT ANY SURFACE. All Grocers. The body of General Castillo, the Cuban Insurer tr I 1 In i hni m.iu iu li 4 engagement, arrived In Havana on Monday.

We have reduced all LADIES' FINE DRESSES louse, Tight fitting and Reefer. The Eest of this season's designs titched or braided many silk lined throughout all even the lowest price with satin or silk lined Waists or Coats. sou ea wow nag Twelve Dollar Dresses 7.98 Fourteen Dollar Dresses at 9 98 Sixteen Dollar at i .98 Twenty Dollar Dresses at 14.98 Thirty Dollar Dresses at 18.98 Dollar Dresses at 27.98 Three Splendid Values in COMFORTABLES Wo. 1 Comfortables of Fine Fancy Sateen filled with best jolt white fleecy cotton full size stitched In round, oval and other fancy effects worth $2.00 1.19 Do.2... Full size Comfortables cov'dwlth finest French Figured Sateens, French Cambrics or Sllkollnes Heavy and light weljht finest make and finish (o.

3 Full size Comfortables Figured or tilaln Turkey Bed fancy stitched good white cotton worth 1.50 DRESS GOODS Novelties Reduced I Imported raised figures Poucle checks Silk and Wool checks: Rich two toned Ero. cades extra fine Sllk'and Wool Iridescent fiotfeltles, and a variety of other fine Dress Fabrics that have until now sold up to 1.50; all Fine Imported Chameleon Cords closely woven fabrics of subdued colorings EO Inches wide high toned effects Less than Import cost 1 Blue, Black. Green, Garnet, Red, Erowr, Heliotrope and Gray Storm Serges wide and narrow twill strictly all wool 16 Inches wide equal to any sold elsewhere at 69 and 75 English, German and American Figured novelties and large and small checks, also wide wale Rough Cheviots showing combinations of two or more colorings very 's'tyilsh and most excellent value flew Fall rloveltles two toned, neat figures. Invisible Checks and Mixtures and Mottles about Thirty styles to select from, none worth under 50 flew French Serges In the best colors; All Wool ehevlot Twills Eight colorings All Wool Henriettas Forty shades flew Fancy Plaids splendid styles 25 com binatlons Unmatched at the price! Flack Jacquards; rlavy and Elock Etamlnes all wool; Gray Mixtures and Fancies all of which cost more than the price we now ask. .98 .75 .49 .49 .39 .29 .21 No Liquors, No Groceries, MEETINGS TO NIGHT.

Places Where Democrats, Independents and Republicans May Hear Municipal Issues Discussed. The following meetings have been arranged for to night by the various campaign committees: Republican Meetings To night. Twenty sixth Ward Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twenty third Districts, Woeltzel'a Kail, Fulton and Kim streets Speakers, H. A. Powell, A.

Stewart Walsh, George P. Elliott, candidates. Seventeenth Ward I. "Woodruff Germ Amerlcan Club, Russell street, corner of Nassau avenue Speakers, Edward C. Brennan, Harry S.

Bhaw, Charles A. Ehrenbers, Orrln Forrester, P. J. Kaufman, James R. Howe, Theodore B.

Willis, Walter Atterbury, candidates. Nineteenth Ward Colored Republican, Garfield Hall, Marcy avenue and Walton street Speake re, W. J. Broughton, John H. Smith, Alfred C.

Cowan, George E. Wibecan, William L. Ryerson, jr. W. R.

Lawton. Twenty first Ward Lincoln Republican Club, 3G Hopkins street Speakers, George O. Emmons, Herbert H. KellotPtr, Jay S. Jones, candidates.

Tenth Ward Colored Republican Association. Atheneum, Atlantic avenue corner Clinton street Speak era, William R. Lawton, F. M. Jacobs, William L.

Ryerson, candidates. Eighth Ward campaign committee, Vetts Hall, Twenty third street and Fifth avenue Speakers, B. F. Chadsey, Oeorye E. Wibecan, Charles il.

Weeks, candidates. Twenty fifth Ward Sixteenth District, LS98 Fulton street Speakers, Hugh T. Fan ell, B. F. Palmar.

First Ward Republican campaign committee, 8S Fulton street Speakers, J. A. Heckman, John Greaney. Colored Republican registered voterB of the Eleventh Ward, Grenada Hall, 11S 120 Myrtle avenue Speakers, T. B.

Willis, George H. Roberta, Honry Trenchard, John E. Thorne, Samuel Thompson, W. B. Atterbury, R.

Ross Appleton Fourteenth Wtard Danish and Scandinavian Club, 131 ran reet peakers, Orrln Forres James R. Howe. Sixteenth Ward Republican campaign committee. South Third and Keap streets Speakers, Bert Relss, Edward C. Brennan, Orrin Forrester, Assistant District Attorney Everett Caldwell.

McKinley War Veteran. Academy of Music Speakers, General James O'Beime, Colonel Archie Baxter, a mes Ta ner rush Silas Iutcher, General Benjamin F. Tracy. Woman Republican Un lon League, Ntw Johnston Building, Nevlns and Fulton streets Shak ers, H. A.

Powell, Colonel Archie Baxter of New York, William A. Prendercaat, A. W. Gleason. General Tracy Is expected.

Nineteenth Ward Republican campaign committee, Mussler's Hall, Marcy avenue and Walton etreet Speakers, Charles A. Ehrenberg, August C. Holtz, G. W. SohaefTer.

Twenty second Ward Republican campaign committee, 497 Third avenue Speakers: Charles M. Weeks. Thirteenth Ward Republican campaign committee, Bedford avenue, corner of South Fifth etreet Speakers, George H. T. S.

Corey, John H. Lltlefleld, Will lam L. Ryernon. Jr. Twenty eighth Ward Federal Club.

313Eve green avenue Speakers: George F. Elliott, William JO. Ryerson. Bert Relss, George D. Russell, J.

J. Chamber. Twenty 'third Ward Ninth District Republican Association, Gates awd Nostrand avenues Speak or.Speaker, William A. Prendergast. Sixth Ward Liguria Italian Republican Club, Sowa Hall, 40 Union street Speakers, Thom as Corti, Thomas Casslola, R.

Ross Appleton, F. G. BelsUto. candidates. Sixth Ward "Working men's Republican Club, 178 Columbia street Speakers, John Greany.

Citizens' and National Meetings. Democratic Clermont Avenue Rink Mass meeting, John T. Keiley, presiding. Speakers: Seth Low, Charles S. FairehUd, Edward M.

Shepard, Frederic W. Hinrichs and John A. Taylor. Sackett Hall, Saekett street, near Koyt Speakers: Seth Low, Edward M. Shepard, Frederic W.

Hinrichs. Charles J. Patterson, Walter C. Burton. Judge Jacob Neu, William J.

McKelvey, Robert H. Roy, John A. Hennessy, James T. O'Neill presiding. Acme Hall, Seventh avenue and Ninth street Speakers: Seth Low.

Charles J. Patterson, Edward M. Shepard, Frederic W. Hinrichs, John A. Taylor and Walter C.

Burton. Meserole Avenue Rink, corner Meserole avenue end Lorlmer street Speakers: Seth Low, Charles OF bleached and a good size and a reaI ood article eacn purcnaser, eacn. Loom and Lonsdale, ard wide first quality. Shaker a very superior quality usual trash ottered by some but a good 10c. quality oC.

at per vard line of checks limit to each purchaser. fl Full bleached German ogoods, 72 inches wide, you white fleece plain and also with blue borders, limit 5 fc each customer, at the flT When in doubt as to the latest pay us a visit. To morrow we continue the exeat offers made of 50 Per Cent, on every room. BAULAND Money Refunded You Wish. CASH STORE, Fulton and Duffield Sts.

Driggs Avenue. PRICE STRICTLY CASH. fine presence and Is an easy, fluent speaker. His address was in no sento a lecture or essay, but an offhand talk, interspersed with amusing and instructive anecdotes pertaining to the recent assemblage of more than two hundred bishops of the Anglican communion, from all parts of the world, at Lambe'h Palace, England. He spoke t.zr more than an hour.

A collation was afterward serwd in the reception rooms of the club. The club rooms are open air day and evening from 8 o'clock In the morning till 10 o'clock at night. Ti4mm Mill lammany Han issued several statements a auressed especial. to Irish, German and French voters. Mr.

Sheehan expressed con fldenee in the election of the entire Tam many tiCKet, ana said that Tracy would finish second. His figures for New York County were: Van Wyck, Tracy, 70 000; Low, George. 20,000. is one of the largest within the limits of Creator New York. Every grade is represented here excepting that which Is too cheap to be desirable.

We purchase direct from leading manufacturers for cash and sell to our patrons upon the same basis, and we at all times havs on show, in our attractive warerooms, reliable goods at as low figures as are quoted in any truthful advertisement. We are now offering unusual inducements In Special Patterns of Carpets as follows BEST ALL WOOL INGRAINS GO cts SUPERIOR TAPESTRY BRUSSELS 65 cts SMITH'S MOQUETTES 75 cts SAXONY AXMINSTERS 85 cts FIVE FRAME BODY BRUSSELS 95 cts CHOICE WILTON VELVETS Sl OO Ail of above Carpets at advertised prices are perfect and regular in every particular, and are just as good in every way as are other patterns in same grades, for which we receive more money. OUR STOCK OF HANDSOME AND 10 4 16. .15 .13 .12 .10 9 9 4 8 4 7 4 6 4 50 Inch 5 4 42 Inch .14 .13 .11 .10 9'A 9 No Drugs Sold in Our Stores. A.

Schleren, Samuel B. Donnelly, Albert G. McDonald and John K. Oreevey. Schrtvalbach'e Hall, Flatbush avenue and Mai bone street.

Dr. H. Bartlett presiding Speakers. Seth Low, Charles A. Schieren, James Mc Keen, Frederic W.

Hinrichs. Joun A. Taylor, Jacob S. Van Wyck. Henry W.

Knight, Simeon B. Chittenden. Turn Hall. Sumpter street, between Howard and Saratoga avenues, Francis W. Glen presiding Speakers, Charles S.

FairehUd. Charles A. Schier en, Jacob Neu, William J. McKelvey and John R. Sutton.

Le avenue and Rutledge street Speakers, Hiram R. Steele and others. Saenger Hall. 241 Floyd street Speakers, Frank J. Price.

Edward N. Loomls, Hugo "Wintrier, R. B. Gwilllm. E.

A. Hlbberd. 2R Fulton street Speakers, Robert Van Iderstlne and W. S. Brewster.

Bridge and Sand3 streets Speakers. Charles A. Webher, Robert H. Roy, Charles A. Smith, M.

and, Walter C. Burton. York and Main streets Speakers, Chexles A. Smith, M. D.

John. A. Hennessy. Robert H. Roy and Charles A.

Webber. Broadway and Wall streets Speakers, Martin Pelz, M. D. Jacob S. Van Wyck, H.

Haenssler and others. Myrtle avenue and Willoughby street Martin Pelz, M. D. Jacob S. Van Wyck, H.

Haenssler and others. Democratic Meetings. First Assembly District First Assembly District Democratic campaign northwest corner Atlantic avenue and Hicks street. First Assembly DistrictFirst Assembly District Democratic campaign committee, 313 Atlantic avenue. Second Assembly District Second Assembly District campaign committee, Pearl and Tillary streets.

Second Assembly District Second Assembly District regular Democratic campaign committee, Main and York streets. Fourth Assembly District Richard J. Cody Democratic Association, Park avenue and Schenck street. FLfth Assembly District Eighth Election District Campaign Committee, McKonny's Hall, Marcy avenue and Gwinnett street. Slrcth Assembly Twelfth, Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty first, Twenty.second Election Di strlcts Democratic Associartions, Stehlen's Hall, 64 Sumner avenue.

Seventh Ahsembly District Thirtieth Ward Democratic Association. Kay's Hall, B.lythebourne. Seventh Assembly District Seventh Assembly District Democratic campaign committee, Faneuil Hall, Fourth avenue and Forty ninth street. Eighth Assembly District Eighth Assembly District Democratic Association, Bond and Degraw streetH. Tenth Assembly District Tenth Assembly District Democratic campaign committee.

Willoughby Hall. Willoughby street and Hudson avenue. Tenth Assembly District Tenth Assembly District Democratic campaign committee. Park ave nii" and Adelohl street. Thirteenth Assembly District John Ennis Democratic Club, Casino.

32 Maujer street. Fifteenth Assembly District Fifteenth Assembly District Democratic campaign committee, Conrad's Echo Hall. 237 Johnson avenue. Seventeenth Assembly District Mattawok Demo cratic Club, wigwam. Gates and Throop avenues, Seventeenth Assembly District lilrd S.

Coler Campaign Club, 473 Sumner avenue, near Decatur street. Eighteenth Assembly District Eighteenth Assembly District campaign committee, wigwam, Atlantic and Albany avenues. Eighteenth Assembly District Eighteenth Assembly District Democratic campaign committee. School Hall. Lawrenre avenue.

Parkvllle. Eighteenth Assembly District Second and Third Election Districts Democratic Association, Harm's Hall, Rockaway avenue, Canarsie. Nineteenth Assembly DistrictSeventh Election District Democratic Association, 421 Bush wick avenue. Twentieth Assembly District Empire Democratic Club, club house. 21 Eldert street.

Twentieth Assembly District Fifteenth Election District Democratic Association. Hoffman's Hall, Evergreen avenue and Linden street. Twentieth Assembly District Thirteenth Election District Democratic Association, 320 Central avenue Twenty first Assembly District Twenty first Assembly District Democratic committee. Schiel lein's Hall. Atlantic and Vermont avenues.

Twenty first Assembly District Mohawk Democratic Association, Staffer's Hall, Central avenue and "Van Voorhls street. Judge Van Wyck did not have troubles enough in his mayoralty canvass until Mrs. Charlotte Smltfa and her friends got afJter him with a demand to get married at once, just as if the poor judge could find time for connubial bliss at this Interesting stage of tie game of politics. Albany Times Union. INCLUDES EQUALLY AS STRONG ATTRACTIONS.

The following Hues of cars pass our doore Broadway. Ralph Eeid Sumner Tompkins Nostrana Ave Crosstown and Nassau. The Driggs ave. station is on BISHOP COLEMAN'S ADDRESS. Spoke Before the Church Club of This Diocese.

The first regular meeting of the Church Club of the Diocese of Long Island for the season was held at its rooms, 2 Clinton street, last evening. About seveuty five members were present. The speaker of the evening was Bishop Leightnn Coleman of Delaware. The meeting was called to order by the president of the club, A. A.

Low, and, after opening exercises, reading of the minutes, reports of committees, the presiding officer congratulated the club on its bright prospects for the coming year, as shown by its Increasing membership and the renewed interest of its members in all that pertains to Us welfare. He then Introduced Bishop Coleman, who spoke on the topic: "Reminiscences of the Lambeth Conference." The bishop has.