The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1901, Page 7

FREED HUSBAND OF WOMAN SHOT. in Court Pfirzig Says That It: Was an Accident. THE RESULT OF A JOKE. Mystery Was Made of Affair by the Conduct of the Hospital Patient. Herman Pfirzig, of 317 East Etghty- frat etreet, husband of the woman who wns taken to the Presbyterian Hospital late Tuesday night wounded by a re- volver, was arraigned in the Harlem Court to-day. He eaid that his wife had shot herself by accident with a weapon belonging to his friend Wetzel, the man that accom- panied Mrs. Pfirzig to the hospital. The shooting has not altered the cordial re- lationg of the two men, as Pfirsig de- clarcd to Magistrate Meade. He said that {t was all the result of a jocular remark and that the woman didn't know, that the revolver was loaded when she potnted tt at herself. A mystery wes made of the case by the giving of assumed names at the bos- pital and the disappearance of Wetzel after he left Mra Pfryig there. Magistrate Meade to-day discharged the husband. BARTENDER’S DEADLY DRINK Nolan, Despondent Decnuse He Was Idle, Took Paris Green. Thomas Nolan, a bartender, who lives with bis wife and four children at 471 Hicks struct, Brooklyn, swatowed Paris sree con toeay. He was taken to the lang in Hospital, where th say that he will’ recover, "2 Dhystclans Nolan has been out of work for several wecks. He had been drinking heavu} rince Christmas. His wife found hm { in bed, and he ‘sald that he had taken the polaon because he was despondent. He Is forty-four years old. . | staff. Members of the Ancient and Hon- NINE GOVERNORS WILL BDDOOODODOGOHDOGOAGHOGODIEIGIAS DOMPONDOOOSOGOOOOODIOVOIDOINS! DODOODOQOOQOOS) son ° POD} COOODOOSHOs) No Tickets Sold for This Year’s Event, Invita- tions Making It a More Exclusive Aifair than Ever Before. deiphia and the Governor's Foot Guard: of New Haven. Already boxes have been engaged by DODPWOIGOOQIQOE QDHGODHOOOHS men notable tn the near-by cites. The COOB@OGC ee, QODOOOQOOOGGOCO He 0) On Thureday, Jan. 4, the Old Guard {rill Is to be reviewed by many dis | in, p ces Boxes 4s to give its annual ball at the Metro-| tifongna army and navy oMccrs: Deco tal may be meaged ih thong has s 5 M L, ne ona a: the armory, ‘ory polltenkOpera:ticiee) ninth and Broadway, or at Capt reale. There has been a radical departure in| There will be music by the Ola Guara| 7! arrangementa from {ts previous enter- tainments. Only tnvitauons from members will sive admission. The social tone will therefore be higher than ever. There will probably be more persons of note In attendance. Eight Governors of States beside Gov. Odell have accepted Invitations to be present. Major 8. E. Briggs, the commanding officer, will receive Gov. Odell and hia F, Wenman's office, 12 O1d altp. orable Artillery of Mos.on wiT grace tne - occasion as will the Clty Troop of Phila- DOCTORS TO TEST ELIXIR OF LIFE. Treatment of Ex-May in Many Other Expertments to test the efficacy of glycerophosphate of sodium as an elixir of life will be made by several prominent physicians. ‘This ts the immediate reault of the Interest aroused by publication rhe fact that ex-Mayor Hewitt has three years been benefited by the of a serum of sodium salts. ere will be no lack of subjects. Sev- eral persons over three ecore and ten already written to The Evening 4 expressing a willingness to sub- themselves to a test under a com- physician. cabled interview from Paris, Dr. phate of sodium for Mr. Hewitt, at he recommended the treatment American Acedemy of Medicine in 194. At that time the Brown- ixira were in common use. deprecatea the uee of the organic im, as he says their active principle ter all, the glycerophosphate. Robin said! ‘We are now beginning to obtain some nils as to the ‘elixir of Ife’ of Prof. Loeb, of Chicago. Every one knows LAST OF {1 BROTHERS DEAD. Strange Fatality that Has Pursued Henry Fam- ily for Years. year-old Tanac e, Weat New York, N, J., has removed the last of reventeen brothers. The fat mother are aiso dead. Dr. attended the boy, sald to-day could not account for the mysterious fatality which seemed to purgue the children. Mr, and Mrs, Henry married more than twenty yeara ago. They were in good health and prosperous. A son was born after a year and appeared to be strong and well. Suddenly he was taken Sil_and died. The next year another son was born and soon died. For seventeen years 8 were born each ye. and each year th claimed one. The sorrow-atricken ‘ents employed the medica) aid, when Ieaac was born, fourteen years and ago, und passed his first year they began ts hope ho. might survive tho fate that has pursued the others, When he was ten years old the pars ents died and the boy was placed in a homp, where he recelved the bes! of care. He was never strong, and rt While ago he beran to grow weake:. je doctors were not able to diagnose his case, He will be buried by the alde of his brothers and-parenta. — DRANK POISON FOR WHISKEY! He au: Intozicant. Alexander M. Mathews, thirty-five years old, of 16) East One Hundred and ‘Thirteenth street, Is to-day’ recovering from a dose of carbolic actd which ho swallowed, thinking {t was whiske: He lives with his wife aud two child Mathews has -been drinking 6! Christmas. He was in h's apart: and drank the polson by mistake, Dr: Goltman, who lives next door, pumped the man out Mathews re- mained at home, mf its who prescribed the use of gly-|tn 58 and 67° Here’s a really sensational wrapper sale—the greatest values we have ever $2 offered. 180 dozen excellent qua ity /” fleeced-flannelette wrappers, compris- ing two splendidly divided lots, at the phenomenally low price of 58c. and . 67c. There are several styles in each) lot; they are made and trimmed in a‘{ number of different ways. The goods should sell at trom 75c. to 1.25 each, No. C. O. D. or mail orders filled: To. morrow, all sizes, 34 to 46, in both tions made with these salts we obtain Se 58° aod 67° BLOOMINGDALE BROS., 34 Aver 59th and 60th Sts, or Hewitt Will Result Experiments. how frequently hypodermic injections of artificial serum are made use of by dov- tore. These injections, which are made up of a solution of chloride of sodium In water, realiy have stimulating qualities. But, Instead of making use of solutions Of pure chloride of sodium, it Is better to make use of solutions which contain | the same salts as the blood. “Chioride of sodium forms only three- quarters of the saline matter of the blood. The other quarter is made up of Phoepbaces of soda and potassium and rbonates. “Te {9 evident that in injecting solu- “This fact is in no way @ novelty, in- asmuch as Professor Germain See put forward the same ideas in 1865 in a work on the blood. This been somewhat forgotten by medical men, and Dr. Loeb has had the merit of having revived it. 3d Ave., 59th and 6 th Sts. ““THE WORLD: THURSDAY Women’s Flannelette Wrappers. } BLOOMINGDALE BROS., BE AT OLD GUARD BALL. DOCOODHE: 2 é 3 3 e 3 3 2 2 | “To sum the matter up, when the jetertorated or impoverished It may be given fresh vigor in some cases by a saline injection, but this will not give back life in the essential sense of the word, That {x to say, the total amcunt of vital energy which each per- n possceses will not be augmented,” H Dinner to Seamen, The Protestant Episcopal Society for Seamen will give an entertainment and dinner this evening to the seamen of the port of New York at H Pike street. NOT DUE TO CLIMATE. Catarrh Is Found Everywhere. t home anywhere and every- more common In coid, change- {t 1s by no means confined to prevalent In every State and erritory In the unton. The common definition of catarrh In a chronic cold in the head. which if long nex. lected often destroys the sense of smell and hearing; but there are many other forma of the discase, even more obstinate and dan- nerous. Catarrh of the throat and bronchial tubes ng well an catarrh of the stomach and liver are almost as common as nasal catarrh and generally more diMcult to cure. Catarrh ts undoubtedly a and can only be successfull; an Internal treatment. Sp: 125th Strect, West. Closed Saturdays at 6 P. i Girls and Boys the imperative—these prices do not cover the cost of materia 2,9 imterd of 5.00, CHILDRBY'S | instead of 9.00, ! OYS' RUS: * REFERS of ail-wool Broad-| 647 Q wLouse oVeRCOAtS cloths and Cheviots in blick and colors, Key Aca 4 to 14 years. ij instead of 9.00, CHILDREN’S | 5.98 Geettutsser heavy all-wool 4.4.3 pebble Cheviots, all cotors, 4to 15 yrs. | 3. 98 instead of €.00, CHILDREN'S . DFE SES in Russian blouse, sailor, high eck or guimpe effects, varlous materials, 4 to 13 yrs, 5 89 instead of © 00, MISSES’ JACK- * a ETS of al-wool Cheviots, Frieze or Broadcloth, tight-fitting or box-coat effects, black or colors, 12 to 18 yrs. 2 85 Instead of 4.85, MISSES’ DRESS ° SKIRTS of black Cheviot, trimmed with taffeta bands, 35 to 41 ins, long. Catarrh in where, Whi 2'3 to 7 yrs. instead of 6.50, BOYS" ys. 3.59 BLOUSE OVERCOATS of belt, 24 to 7 yrs. to 16 yrs. 3.69 to 16 yrs, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, becs' actual analysis has shown these tablets to contain certain antl-septic qualities of the highest value and, beinganinternal remedy, pleasant to the taste, convenient and harni- less, can de used as freely as required, as well for, children as for adults, ‘An attorney and public speaker, who had been a catarrh sufferer for years saya: “Every Fall 1 would catch a cold which would settle in my head and threat and hang on all Winter long, end every Winter {t seemed to get a little worse. tinually clearipg my throat, New YORK, HOUSE FURNISHINGS. ‘THIS SMALL PART OF A LARGE LIST TELLS THE JANUARY PRICES ON GOOD QUALITIES: Galvanized Iron Ash Cane No. Hanéiad Ironing Wax, per ds. became affected to such an e: terfere with my public speaking. “L trled trocbes ead cheap cough cures 7, with hardwood si 1.28 and eometimes got relief. but only for a] Galvanized Iron Pails, 10, short time, until this Winter when J learneg| Oval Wash Boller No. 7, copper | of the new catarrh cure, Stuart's Catarrh bolton Tablets, through a newspaper advertise- Japarned Bread Box. 28 ment. Two Afty-cent boxes which I bought] Japanned Infant's Bath Tub... 50 at my druggists cleared my head and throm] Japanned Cash Box. 38 Jo fine shape, and to guard against a return Japannod Dust Pan, covered. 08 of my old trot sie T keep a box of the tablete| Japanned 7-Ib. Sugar Dox. 19 on hand, and whenever I catch a Httle cold} ybre Pails ..cesesssseee 19; Tugthpicks, large box Fibre Trays, 18-inch, round... 08 pendy, Peuapry secs, deserve to head} © Japanned Coal Hods, 17-inci 18 i Te sngmedy, '0 check! Gaivan:zed Coal Hods, 17-Inch., 19 unlike many other catarrh and cough cures,| Galvanized Chamber Pails, 17-in, .18 these tablets contain no oplate, cocaine or] Fancy Willow Waste or Scrap any injurious drug. “Tihse World 'Wante to 4ll roe, EIGHT Y-SIXTH STREET Tise World Wante to fll gous; ‘AND THIRD AVE, * KOCH & Co. Friday and Saturday. A Grand Clearance Sale—complete and absolute disposal is blue or red Kersey, silk velvet collar, OVERCOATS of Oxford Frieze, raw edges and raw strap seans, 4 to12 instead of 5.60. BOYS' RUSSIAN ford griy cloth,si |: veivet coilar, lather | 3 98 instead of 5,75 and 6.75, BOYS’ 5 CUTAWAY SUITS of fancy, aile wool Cheviots, double breasted vest, 10 Instead of 5.00 and 6,00, BOYS’ DJUBLE BREASTED SUITS of all-wool mixed and striped Cheviots, 9 125th Street West, between Lenox and Seventh Avenues. M. Is: MAN navy BOX Ox- Ean oe ANUNADERUA TAR AA ROSE UR ER NNER ERE ETOREEEED nen Teeteseeetesaeetetes ; é i i é i i i H i 5 i i eheteteetehhcheeeteetten nan odnnnceomonnnennnnnned enn ne een TTT TTT E 3 i | 901. aaanad Our Annual Sale of Wome en’s Undermuslins begins Monday, Jan, 7. It will bea notable event. Wait for it! Our Annual Sale of Men's and Boys’ Shirts, Collars and Cuffs will begin Monday, ( Jar.7. The values will be t phenomenal. ARN 50%" xs pe More Items from the January Clearing Sale.} The prices here do mean losses to us—that is, losses of profits—but to clear shelves and counters, to rid ourselves of broken dozens of merchandise and holiday stocks, it is policy to follow this course. The January Clearing Sale is a rare opportunity for everybody to save money, and you should take advantage of it. Commercial Stationery and Office Supplies. Are you renovating your offices during this month? Re- & placing an old desk with anew one? Getting new ledgers,! new stationery, or possibly you want a safe? We are going hold to-morrow a sale which ‘we planned months ago for vour par- ticular benefit. On every article named herewith you can save from % to '% what vou would have to pav otherwise. We pur- chased these goods months ago. Since then nearly everything in this line has advanced, parer especially. You have no idea how that oe went up. Burt we got in before the raise and thus can give you all such goods at much less than competition and prices now. It was foresight that did it. Business Books. | Money or Rent Receipts, 50 in bouk, \ Carter’s Dime Mucllaye, 4 02. tot H Groceries, Flour—Highest grade, our regular price 60c., only one 2434 Ib. bag toa customer, for 49c. Our Celebrated Genuine Java and to} Mocha Coffee, formerly sold by us at 32c., bean, ground or pulver! per Ib., 26. savas Mocha and [Maracalbo, our reg- ular price, 25c.; tean or Ib., oe § Ibs. for oor ne Ot Corn, fancy N. Y. State, can, 7c. Corn, fancy Mait French Peas, fe Ue and 2c. renc! ushrooms, per Paes per can, 18¢. String'eas Beans, can, 7c. and Ile. per doz, 43c. tles, Sc. Ledgers, Journals Day Books, Records, | " Penholders, 10c., 18c., 21c.and2Sc.| Spinach, very fire, 2-Ib, cai Cash’ Books, bound in canvas, fair, COPYINE Presses, $3.38, best make, | Teen eres 106» 78¢- | Pampklay Sab cna Oc ne Soups, all kinds, 3 cans’ % best, our tfc. cans, 9e. smal cins, Ile. % California Fru ts, extra fine, all large 254-Ib. cans, as fo.lows: 5 Egg Plums, per can, 1 4c. and Greengages, per can, 1 4c. and 17¢. Lemon Cling Peaches, per can, 1760 and 21c. Apricots, per can, 15c. and 18¢.: : White Cherr.es or Bartlett Pears, = our 4c. 2-Ib, cans, H1e, i Orange Marnzalade, best imported), 1-\b. jars. l4e. Brandy Peaches, qts., our 99¢. kind, Paper, 200 pages, 19¢.; 500 paces, | 53 $3.35. teeastape: Letter Copying Books, 47c., size! pages, 75c. | 600 pares BSc. 10x12, canvas bound, SoU pages. good | Pencils, Papers, Etc. Hubs—tieavy, full bound, spring back, White paper. | Faber Dixon, American and Eagte Pencils. fine paper, (00 poges. 1.38. |Promissory Notes, Checks, Drafts, Good Business Enve.opes, No. 6, Long Day Bonks. canvas bound, white ctc., per book. of 100. 17¢, per box of 250, 19¢; per box of paper, 200 paces, Bex COU pagety Mscr Memorandum Books, Ic. and 25c. ‘nh, 78c. ing Mi i iniature Ledyer, Journal, Cash and per doz, press board covers, good ycewriting Materials Record, flexible canvas binding, each, paper, b t 6 Ine Da Pructl Pade. Ribbons for all machines, best war- rant d, each, 31c. Calendar Blocks, with Carbon Pa: er, size 8x10 or 8 for each vay, t2c. ranted best quality, Sc. do: D’arl s, from 12c. to $2.50. Superior quality linen Typewritin: Hanging Card kacks, I1c., 19¢.” Paper, letter size, 452. per ord per Same binding. good quality of paper, 300 pages, 5Sc.; 400 pages, O5¢.5 500 + 1M, randum Ord r Books, 13c., canvas covered, good wi ite paper, 144 paces. Order Books, 4c., press board cov- ers, nianila paper, 180 pages, per dozen, 33. and 23e. lepal stee. 78. r < = aes legal size. Se. per ream. Baby Olives, b bi 2 Sundries. Deotting Paper! sire cei Mcht nee’ ABO cv-rything pertaining to the linel Qu on Olives, cy Hythe & Paper. SSA MSH. PPE oF Tus ness Stationery at a Saving of at » choicest, bottle, fees I4c., 20c,, 23¢.,. 31c., 39c., and 8°. ‘ Suchard’s French Cocoa, sold else where at 24c; our price, rer can, ISG. Barley Crystals, delicious cereal, t-Ib. package, 2c. Roled Wh te Oats, ; 21d, pack ges, 7c. French [Macaronl, Spazhetti, micelll or Alphabets, our) 4 kind, 1-Ib paceazers 10c. Peaches, 3-\b. cans, 12c. Eafe Ground Floor, 69th St. Seetlem | _ least one-third, Fireproof Safes = for home and office use ; prices Desk pads for blotters, size 9x12. 15c.; size 12x19, 19c. ; size 12x24, 24c. | - Double Revolving Ink® stands, Z0e,,| _ Liths- Mucilage, Bc. wth: en rack. A full as ortment of S: afford's, Care Standing and Hanging Files, Sc. er’s and Wav ds's Copying .nks below 23c. Davids's Cel brated Combination Safe 1s warranted strictly Falcon Box File, 35c., very popular,, Copying'nk and Writn Fiatac— fireproof and was made! stands without support fn half-pint betes, I5e.: nm pint ey “by an expert. heal and poxteottice, extra heavy ja- Davide's Best Qua ity Mucilaze— — 3$'59, 20,04, 4 55.00. fanned tin, Pint bottles, 19c¢.; quart bottles, 32c. Main Plose, 69th 8. 3 dozen sheets 25¢ Ink Hottles, Mc., with gla‘s covers. Favorite Board Clips, for filing letters, rerular price. Boxes Arc. to. 89c., cash, deed, bill boutles, 8 «1m quart Vottl's..» Cc. Thepricessrethus:7.50s 13.08, 21.98, 35 . Clearing Sale of Fine Watches.|Women’s Plush ‘At 2,98—Women's At §.95—Wa tham Friday : ! orElginW atch s{% ni Sachse.) best | Ingoldilled guar ‘Coats, /UQ. oniy. anteed for five yesrs or solid Mlver cases every, fully encraved, fit- ted with fine Swiss moveinents, silver brooch ¢ atelaine and neat box, sold pany asa bar- | tuin at a0. | exclusive dealers} At $.95—Womeu's| 254 great bargain} Enameled Watch- | at $10 CO. es. The popular 9S—O size enamelled watches,| g0ldefilied hanting chatelaine pin to case Watches, match, richly fitted with Ameri. in all can Waltham > tee nierra ete movements, value green, garnet, turquoise, etc., sold all over at 10.00 and 12.0u, with case. Main Phone, Front, Oentre. Furs Greatly Reduced. The season is far advanced anJ therefore we are going to start a reduction sale in our fur department. Every fur jacket, muff, collarette, scarf and rug will be sold regardless of its real value. These fur garments are finely made of the best materials and finely finished; all latest styles and shapes. Fine Fur Coats, 15.00. Of Baltic Seal, which closely resembles szalskin, real value $30.00. Near Seal Coats, 22.00. Have the appearance of Alaska Seal. It would take an expert to distinguish them from the genuine Alaska Seal Coat which costs $250.00. In fact these very garments are suld in a great many places $ ae 5 as a bargain at $50.00. _ They are artistically painted, many exclusive designs, mounted Near Seal Coats, 37.00. with green onyx, and some with white. Some of these were exhibited Some have mink collars and revers, Persian Lamb collars and {2t the Paris Exhibition, The entire lot will be placed on: sale ata revers, Sable Fox collars and revers, Beaver and Chinchilla collars and {Special discount of 2594 ; Also ivory Statuary, Dutch Silver Toys, revers; real value from $60.00 to $85.00, Royal Vienna Enamels, Vases, Plates, Cups and Saucers, French precstan Tami (Coats, 63.30: ter, Male. Statuary. andicin fare heist aud aoe ene maaan Le Aen te tinished throughout in the finest 4 of Att Wares‘exhibited in New York City ae se o A Persian Lamb Coats, 95.00. : 25% Discount on These:— With large collars and revers of chinchilla, mink and tree sable, | Diamond Jewelry from $7.50 up, | Candelabra. which looks like and is the nearest approa.b tu Russian sable. These {Sterling Silverware. Handsome Sets of Books, garments were manufactured to sell at from $135.00 to $200.00. Novelties in Leather Goods, Hand Painted Toilet Sets, Alasha Seal Coats, 125.00. {Pine and Fie d Glasses, Imported Dress Trimmings, Look Exactly Like Sealskin. | Like cut, made of selected seal plush and, lined throughout with handsome shades of Skinner's Guaranteed Satin; high Medici Coliar and large revers; new dip front; the, very newest styles; "10. 00 e value $20; special for Friday, Also a large lot of Fine Jackets at $5.90, and the best Box Ceat in New York, $7.90; high collar, satin lined, tinely tailored, SEE THEM. ! ‘Second $20.00, Every watch guaranteed a perfect time- eper. Section. 25% Discount on Art Wares, and These Were Imported from the Paris Exposition. One of the handsomest collections of Art Goods ever brought into the United States will be reduced to threes fourths our holiday prices, which were at that time exceed ingly low. Many of the specimens were in collections © which received the Grand Prix and gold and silver medals, See From the preach Exhibit. me of the handsomest specimen: i i \handsome Sevres Vases, exquisite point, alrite a some duchess lace, bronze figures and miniatures, also specimens of Legres art glassware. a 25% Discount on Fine Sevres Vases. ike ¥ r Real value, $250.00. Fine French Clocks, Fine Umbrellas from $4.00 up, Eton Jackets, 25.00 and 35.00. 50 Per Cent. Discount on Solid Gold Jewelry. Near Seal Eton Jackets, p!ain, and some trimmed with Alaska Sinall lots of solid gold jewetry, fancy back combs, side combs, sable and Persian lamb, and all our 1901 calendars, to go at the exceptional discount of $0 per cent. Mal 59th St. Mectlon, Eyeglasses and Spcsaii Solid gold spring and gold nose} Opera Glasses. {Pocket Books, 59c. oe, piece eyeglasses and spectacles, Neampeeme ) rocco, Walrus The Fenownied Chevaler am Seal. Grain, Mo- o if q = Vearl Opera Classes, ' scientifically made and highly} of white, rose and} ' Ieather Pocket finished, set with selected im-] p= smoked pearl. the prices Books and card’ ported silex crystal periscopic are 269, 3.49 and 7 i cases combined. These goods are sold by exclusive dealers wit; and withoute are extensively advertised by others as solid sterling silver corners; spe-ial, $9, Main Floor, 59th St, Section, Dress Suit Cases, 95c. MUR een 24-inch Dress Suit Cases, with brass Senn eaetenel lock and hasps, corners pro’ ected with Seeond Flor, L9th at. Section. Spectacles, 89c. 3.98. Two styles of the same make, finished with morocco leather, at 1.49 an 1.98 per pair. Every pair in the lot fully warranted. Every palr iia fine case. Marine Glasses, 1.¥5—Nickel finish, morocco cover'd, worth from $3.00 to $4.00 per pat. heavy | canvas lined: value Pioor, Front, Come. $2.00; our clesring sale price. 9Sc, ween stale! picsn ean net paeeaL! Handsome Fans. Aquarium, 29. white silk Fans, enamelled 8 $1.25; sa Our Aquaria Department offers this following “special” for. the: balance of the week: 16-inch Fish Globe, Silvertish, 1 Aq) Lot Pebbles, Must be lenses to suit any sight. at 3.50 per pair, an r 1 by 4 gold, value 5.00. Spectacles can be had in either straight or riding bow. No more than two pairs to a customer; clearing sale price, Clearing Sale of Good Books. Some of these are only two to four sets. An early selection is advisable. Sets of books in beaut:ful half calf bindIngs. Span Dnchess's ‘ks, 10 volu.nes, 6.95.) Gibhon’s History of Rome, 5 vol- Carey's Works, 10 volumes, Rosi 0.98. Ruskin's Modern Painters, § vol- umes, 8.98. Chas. Kingsicy’s, 3 volumes, 6.98. Bu wer Eyitoals Works, 12 vol: | Carlyte’s. umes, 8.98, ind whit sertings, 1) bia £1.50; sale price, 79 vhite silk Fans, decorated id spancled, with lace tops and | - le price, t une, 2.50, Friends in Council, 4 vol. 2.45 ‘orks, 10 volumes, ren Main Floor, 69th #. Beetion. BLOOMINGDALE BROS., BLOOMINGDALE BROS, "BLOOMINGDALE BROS, | BLOOMINGDALE iS | 34 Ave., 59th and 60th Sts. 3d Ave., 59th aad 60th Sts, { 34 Ave, 5%h and 60th Sta / 3d Ave., 59th and 60th Sts,