The New York Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1874, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD WHOLE NO. 13,978. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. oH aad second, third, th colu' erbtane tae f Bice~Fourth cotamn, jareests Pacs—Second colama, q Face-Ponrth colymn, WAN FOURTEENTH Paos—Pourth, fifth ay cisions ud SzcomD Pace—First and sec QP LObGING WANTED—Povrrexsts Pace nous 4s ae ‘and Spcoxp Pace—second column. CO RLEy BOARD—SEcoxD PaGe—Second colamn, OORLYS, UAL, BSIATE POR Sali—Virrauwre a GEROWEUS RA" Husragen p penis 20h 59 CBS—Nrvtu Pace Wirth and sixth eol- ery SEAL aad POR SALE—Prerrenta Pacs— OLR ES AND SALESMEN—Tarme Pacs—Pourtn sad fimth coismna HING—TuiRD Pace—Sixth coh Boscia BN AND GABDBNGES—Tuta> Pags—Pia poastwise STBAMSH1PS—Ssonwp Pacs—Stath cot La UNTRY BOARD—Szcowp Pagu— ootn: ING AOADEMIES— Eee Mrseaee Pace lath ook i i} columns and bpm tl Pacs—First, and Afth column: Ding igus TO LRT, FURNISHED AXD UN. D— Poonraxeri Laan and second coluane > PaGE—Third column BUROFEAN a Lbs Secon Pace—Pirth and BrOMANGS Tmteeaxrn P cw—Second col EXCURSIONS Sacono Taasctincs clue INANCIAL—Buevewrn Fag R HT ath timehan Pase—Third and fourth col- PURRIsHED ROOMS AND ape tarksitba TO LET— ORTSENTA Pagr—second and third columns, end feos Pa ‘on—Third and fourth columus, 44d ITURE—Firtxsyta Pace—sixth column, tn Pacs—Third and cola een ED—MALE8—Trimp Pagr—Fifth columo. HOLIDAY PREBENTS—Fovarn Pace—Sixth colamn. JORSKS, CARR! BAGES, 2C—Turmrssyta Pacs—"ifth ‘and sixth ee dadsnansan thine 4GB—Secon: iCtees, :RUOMS, £0, WANTED Tata Ss ea Pai FOF x Tainteentn Pat beat th column BY Gat: 5 HOBOKEN HUDSON CITY AND N REAL ESTATE POR BALE—Firexxsta Faeesecond coll a ¥ SEABON—Founra Pace—Stxth cotamn AN OvFICES Tmmmsrerrn Pagx—Fourth column. O8T AND FOUND—TaintexntH Pack—Third colamn, ACHINERY—Firraxxtu Pace—Fourth column. MARBLE MANTELS—Turarmurru ‘ Pacr—Fourth col MaruiMox [et pla wrt Page—Sixth column. EDICAL—Turep Pacs—Sixto column, bear fly eS AND Ditka fNG—Sixewexre Pacr— columns. rreckAce St ADVERTISEMENTS — Twzurra ‘Sixth column. wrsckia: column. Pere te nents Facp--fecena ‘HIRTERNTH \Gz—Second colamn. nEW SUBLICATIO NB_NisTi ru PacuSixtb Colum, luna. AL—Fri FIANOPOWTES, MORGANS, 4 $0 siarrerrn Paox—Sixth PROFESSIONAL SITUATI gone.) WANTBD—FEMALES— Tush Pace—Third ci Mina sid aor mes ae CITY FOR SALE OR TO me ace fecend eolamn. REAL ETAT "TO "exou NGE—Firrzenta Pace— Second and third columas BEAL eeraas WANTED—Firrsexrn Pace—Third col- RELIGIOUS Rv ORDA SF raer Pace—First and second RESYAURAMTS_turnrasrra Pags—Fourth colamn, REWABRDS—Triereentu Pacs—Third colamn. BALES AT AUCTION—Fistexyty Pacz—Fourth, fifth anes a columns, basa WANTED—FEMALBS—Tmap Paca— ne cond and third columns, mrvattoxs WANTED—MALES—Tmiap Pacs—Fourth wPECiALA ‘ROTICES—Tarerzexen Pacx—Third and fourth BPORTING DOOR, BIRDS, &C.—Turrreznta Pacr— STORAGE erates P Fe —~THIuteRNTH Pace—Fourth column, THE TRADES—Tairp Le rec oma THE oe eon NTH TO FOR BU. TNEsa PURP Ode Pomaenarrn “Face Thirst column, and Srcoxp Pace—Third col TRAV! ELLERS GUIDE—Sgcoxn ised tumn. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APA ENTS TT LBT—Fovurrerytu Pacx—Third Paatee op Pacr—Fourth and fitth columns. a. ae PURCHASE—Tuirtsenta §Pac—Sixth warsilin pa BLED, £C,—Tureteesta Pacs—Fourth wasicit ESTER PORN EROEE Ty: FOR SALE OR PTERNTH PAaGE—! i winter RESORTS—Seconn Pat cmth ro corn Yac! BSTEAMBOATS, Trourth column. hird colamn. 4C-—Tuinteentn Pace— PERSONAL RRoapwar ASD T TWENTY-THIRD STREET LINE of stages, Saturday about 445 o'clock, going down town: lady afterward took crosstown cars at Eighth reet. The gentleman who sat opposite and passed up fare In the stave wotlld be pleased to make acquaintance agreeable, Please address MUNTAUUE, Herald Up- town Branch office. Boy Bat, BLACK DRESS, THANKSGIVING DAY" down Broadway to Grand street with two ee gost Lae 9 Great GR ied aa and ird avenue carat Twenty-second street, please addr inconfidence, ALABAMA, fleraid office.” iar. [hapa Oey GRAIG, WHO USED TO BOARD WITH French family, corner De Kalb and oe renues, Brooklyn, in’ 1371, Dense to call on Mrs 0, T Tuesday next, at 113 West enth street. D° NOT CALL FOR A FBW WEEK». = IVANGELINE--LETTER RECEIVED TOU LATE for a, pote aane on the 20th. Write ore, box 223 jerald of FRANK LIVINGSTON, LAINE WILL ADDRESS LANCBLOT AS RE- quested. ;RIDAY EVENING, fat! CORNER FULTON AND South streets. the lady who recognized gen- Yemen and at stage HA town ,plcase conter favor by addressing G. 8. Herald oftice OR ADOPTION—A HANDSOME BOY, DARK HAIR and eves, American parents; full surrender. Three ther babies. iveet: Now York. in Instatution, 48 West ew | | REPLIED TO YOUR NOTE AT ONCE, BUT FEAR you didnot see it, Please appoint another day as oon as possible. it's TF MRS ALEK & WILL ADDRESS HER IIUs- band as heretotore (omitting street), telling where he may address her a letter with satety, it will be to ber advaniage. EROME C, STEVENS—IN OR NEAR NEW YORK IN 1842. Five dollars will be paid tor his address or cater his heirs. Address J, BENNETI, box 5,194 Post a. « tan! aoe die a Pata ote, NOVEMBER. Wyeth, age 14; complexion tight, hair dark brown, height 5 tect 4 inches, dressed in black waterproof, Diack felt hat, with blue teather on pas, red merino dress, wore two gold rings, marked J. ay informa- tion leading to her recovery will be thankéuly recelved by her anxious parents, 243 Spring street. Any one har- boring or protecting said person will be dealt with according to law, LIZZIE, WIFE OF THOMAS T. GORDON, foe merly of Grand Central Hotel, Is requeste pend Ber, address immediately to ADMINISTRATOR Hi wn Branch office. ar = “$3 FULTON STREET, HAs information for subscribers of vill Corward addr AR D TOWN WEDNE: Capiain all a¢ Argyle. te morrow mia “elec, IMPOR ‘Picturesque 27, JULIA ANN a INNES REQUE>TS THE PARTIES FROM ST. Johns who called at Thirty-fArst street to call at 270 Eighth avenue, Me ascot sate Ee PLBASE icket Office, ¥t. James Hotel, and get what he desires. ATINEE.—THE GENTLEMAN WHO OCCUPIED orchestra chair end who desired the address of the lady who applauded may address MARTHA, Herald ice. LL AT THEATRE soon as possible 188 JOSIE M.—THE COSTUME YOU ORDERED for tne Pt Masaue De L'iarmonie, at Central Park Garden, Thursday, Decemper 3. Call again. your address ts lost. COSTUMER, OPERT DID NOT RECEIVE J. J.18 NOTE IN TIME to keep appointment tor last Sunday. Please make another appointment or send address, T, box 127 Herald omée. ESDAY LAST.—SIXTH UE_ CAR, SEAL que, bird on hat. ‘Address VARICK, ‘box 151 eral Omice. HURSDAY, 11 A. M., TWENTY-THIRD STREET stage, irom Astor House to Fifth avenue.—Will the bey who noticed gemtleman opposite send note to J. C. Herald office. AN DUSER. ADDRESS _ 552 THIRD AVENUE, First bell, or cal. FRANKIE'S MOTHER, FORMATION REGARDING PARTIES Nes KRIMAN, Sackson, W ulskey sim oe LD Lt Answer through “Personals. HARVARD ROOMS, ‘SIXTH “AVENUE Fort, second str rs. b. Goodwin, trance me- gium, will speax for the Association ot Spirittalists on Sunday, at tose ovclock; Dr. RY. Hallock at73. Con. lerence Au invited, NEW YORK $ UNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1874.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. PRICE FIVE CENTS. RELIGIOUS NOTICES T Dé GARMO HALL, FIPTH Av! AVE! NUE, AND Fourteenth street.—To-day, 10:30, Pather Beesen and some Indians, will speak, vy invitation: 2:20, inspira- Honal speaking: ‘Ta. Mra De: Lozier will give an ad- re T THE SOUTH BAPTISC .CHURCH, WEST Twenty-fth street. preaching by the pastor, Rev, Wye A. M. and 736 A.C, Osborn, 0, D., November 2 at YM, A WsT sOULe—WHEN THOO DIEST Tuy soUL ZA will be tormented alone; that will be a bell for it; but at the day of judement thy body will join thy soul, and then thou wit ave twin hells—thy ‘soul sweauug drops of blood and why body suffused with agony. In, & fire exactly like thas whicl rth thy body Will Loe Asbestos like, ror ever untconsorued: ail thy veins roads for the feet of fo travel ou, every nerve & string op which the Jevii shall forever play his diabol- ica! tune of bell’s anuttersble lament” (EXtract trom & bag ato by the Rev, Gor mersice wer all ile works.’ “For good; i ing "Is mers forever.” ways chide, neither ‘wilt He ieee Is anger forever.” ny Man's work shall be darned Ln “3 ouffer loss, butch mninsell shall be saved; ret so “For the Son of Man lecome to save that a fh was This subject wil! be considered by Rev. J. M. Pullman ry the Church of Our Savioar, Fitty.reventh street, near bth avenue, Sunday evening, #17 45 ignite MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY-SIGUTH trvet, west of sixth svenue.—Usual services at fed and ihe M. and 74 P.M. ‘The reotor, Rev. R. Heber Newton, wili preach. A Sanday, évenine, commencin Mary E Suydain, the Test Medmm, who handles live coat, or fire, apd puts them inte her moath hold of the red bot woo of se glass globe ot SPIRITUAL TEST EXHIBITION WILL BE GIVEN os 1195 Broadway, near pene minth street, on at 7x45 g'clock, by Mra jainp removes if ang puts ber hands arms and 1ace (n:0 the blaze while ander spirit orareh and protection De. Freel Wilt 0 was expelied trom Harvard University from the Feons on It will relate some of his axDe- riences: alge } HA J. ¥. Mansteld, the noted Test Writing Medium, who has given great satisfaction at former ex- hibitions, Mrs Jesse Sheppard will sing and also play @ solo on the piano, under spirit conirul, Admission 50 cont, Mr. Lyman ©. Howe, trance sp will also be present Ho lectures in the morning at 10 AM Obtidrens’ Lyceum at 3% o'clock. ERBAN BAPTIS! CHURCH, Sopeee DOWNING and Bediord streets.—Rev, L. Davies, pastor, reaching sabbath morning and evening at the usual fours, Ladieg tair opens December 1. CAMMOLIG APOSTOLIC | QHURCH SIXTEENTH street, te aa and erent BreAeeh erm ree i ching Sunda, even! ig, November al eetteeT Muiveess Ins Comiuy'of the Lord te Oni Hope for the Oreatton. Orne OF THE RESURSECTION, EIGHTY-FIFTA Lexington and ‘Third avenues,— sete br, Flagg morning and evening. for his mediumship apa who raised a pian floor with six Sunday school at HURCH OF SE MARY THE VIRGIN, WEST FORTY- firth street, near Bepadvay “rail choral services; morning prayer, 10 A. M ; litany, be Oy communion an sermon, 10% A. M.; vespers, 4 P.M. Strangers invited, (Batt OF THE ATONEMBNT, CORNER MaDI- son avenue and Twent ey-eienehy Leeget ear, oO. Tivernane 18s Hoty com OIE, on 3g Pe ces, mornin, ommunion, ies rervices, Tg P. MS Advent; Sermon. ai cord! ally invited, \HURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Madison avenue and nd Forty-second street, Hours ot service on Sunday—105¢ A. M., 3% and 73g "Rev. Stephen B. Tyne. J wilt preach in the morning Mee E salar adhere: ee Lup, e anternon: Popular Organ Concert on Wednesday at 4 P. M. HURCH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVE- nue Rev. George If, Hepworth, Morning subject, “How to Live and How to Die,” evening, Fourth lecture on Christian texperience, by Rey. Dr Deen. Sunday school mass meeting; Tuesday evening, addresses by Rev, Dr. I'vng. Jr., and Rev. Mr. Hepworth; orgun con- cert at7: JALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, TWENTY-THIRD J” street, near Sixth avenue.—Rev. B. Arthar, pastor. preaches Sunday morning and eran ing. Ordt- nance of Scriptural baptism administered. Strangers welcome. NHURCH UF THE HOLY SAVIOUR, PROTESTANT Episcopal, East Twenty-fith street, near Madison avenue.—Morning service, 10:30 o'clock ; evening service, 7330 o'clock. \HURCH Of OUR SAVIUUR—REV. J mai Leyte wanted; all parts. KELLEY, 198 5ixtn avenue, trom 1 to 3 P. pee se} Oh: J. M. PULL Apply to Dr. (OReA OF THE MFSSIAH, PARK AV eo ee ner of thirty-fourth strect—Rev. John F. W. of Boston, will preach. Subject, morning— Eve bert Falconer ‘3 Pian tor emplying Hell."* NHRIST CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE.—REV, HUGH Miller Thompson, D. D. Advent Sunday; morning prayer, sermon and communion, 10:30; evening prayer. sermon, 7:30, POTHE_SMIRITS OF THE DEAD REVISIT THIS earth:—Allen Brothers, assisted by one of the FAoY, Family, give a public Seance at Brevoort Wall, Fitty> fourth are ase Third avenue. Wonderful manifesta- tions to-night, ISCIPLES OF CHRIST, TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET ‘and Broadway.—Preaching morning and evening by Rev. R. Cameron. ‘The public cordially invited. IRST BAPTIST OHURCH, CORNER THIRTY-NI. 8 reet and Fourth avenue.—Preaching by Kev. Anderson, D. D., pastor, at 104g A.M. and 73, sunday School Concert at 3 P oa | ert) REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Peleg Ai won avenue and Forty-seventh street.—The Rev. Sabine, rector. Sunday school at9 A. M. Saving 10:30 A. M. ant 7:45 P.M. The rector will the morning. In the evening the Rev. A. A. Bishop of the Moravian church, will Har All cordially invited. haldren's church at 3 1, 8 THE BIBLE SELF-CONTRADICTORY ? If not, how can we reconcile its apparent opposing statements in regard to human destiny? There are nu- merous passages which deciare the final saivation of all men, and afew which seem, at first sight, to teach that vome men will be forever cast away, yreempha- size tho latter at the expense of the former? shal make All (he restof the Bible yielu to anextreme aud hasty interpretation of a iew hard texts that seem to have a peaning ? or shall we not rather study those texts in the lightof the gracious spirit which per- yades the Bibleasa whole? If we so study them they lose thetr apparent hostility to the doctrine of universal salvation, and are seen to be simply the under side, were, of the promises. God's threats and His pro! have the samo object— “The one far-off, divine event Toward which the whole creation moves.” ‘The deliverance of the creature from the bondage of sorrupren into Ode ideas liberty of the children of om,, Vili, ‘eadye, if ‘you wish to know more of this matter send to the Universalist Rooms, corner of Broadway and potter still, go Yourself, and get a ayer's Theology of Universal- int jook of Keterence,” “The Book of ‘Fromites » or any other th THE THIRD UNIVERRALIST CH A cee of, ln and Downloe § street THE PASTOR, REV. will preach THIS EVENING, nt is o'clock, Sarject, “THE BATTLE OF LIFE. & sermon to ounj MA Mirnagers will be cordially welcomed and promptly a » of Jet ny Pry will ject, sani ON AT MIDNIGHT.-iN THE ar the Incarnation, Madison avenuo and Thirty arn street, on Sunday evening, 29th inst.. the Re’ Bon- ham. Evangelist, will dehver a lecture describing mid. night ehareh work In London to rescue the fallen, ser- vice at R*X9% CYRUS ary D. D., WILL PREACH AT 103% A. M. and 334 P. M.'to-day in the Forty-second street Presb’ between Seventh and Kighth avs. } EV. C. C. GOSS WILL ADD ESS THE MEETING at Benjamin albro's on Friday evening, followed b prayer, experience aud singing, with organ accompant- Ment. ‘BENJAMIN ALBRO, 33 W tnt sixth street, IT. CHRYSOSTOM'S CI APEL. 5 NTH A ENUE and Thirty-ninth itireetss ren ts free. Advent Sun- day: tvives at7, 9% 10% A. M. and 3!5 and 73g P.M. At the 13s A. ML servies the pastor will preach his manth Annual sermon. At the 7 P. M. service the Rev. George FF. eymour, D. D., will rakes ing the first week in Advent there will be daily services at? and 9 A. M. and Sand 735 At the night services the tollowing y ‘shursaay—Re _Saturday—Rey. MARK SECOND AVE T. , UE AND bing S street —Re Rylance, rector; 10:45 4. M. Dr. Ritual Year.” Evening, 7:3)—“The Pi ‘he World for the Advent of Christ reparation of the GABBATH SCHOOL OF SIXTH AVENUE UNION RE. 1D formed Church. Lecture hy Rev, A. R. Thompson. D. D.. the “in and Out ot Yosemite,” for the denetit of school, Monday, 30t t7)4 enone: Tl, FORTIETH STR! ET, BE. BE- Usixth avenues. —Services at 7 A.M, vening praver, 7h BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND AVE tween Tenth and. Eleventh streete—Rew, Services at 10 orning subiect—"David's Prayer ior Forgiveness.” Evening—sunday school meeting and addresses. Baptizing at close ot evening meeting. A ‘tal invitation extended toall « HE PAIL LIPS PRESBYTERIAN cecnent MADI- We and seventy third stree by, Alexander. will preach (his morning . J, O. Murray, D. Dm the LL SOULS’ CHURCH, ELM PLACE, Reve George B. Porteous, pas ing, subject—"theories ot Cha tiny.” Evening, 7:30; subject—"Provabilities and Im. probabilities of the Proximate Destruction ot the World.” J are welcome. COURSE OF ADV preached by the Rev. BROOKLY: ‘services—Mo ce, Fate and De T SERMONS BE Father stone inthe Charet A of the Paulist Fathers, corer Winty-ninth street and Ninth avenue. ers, The sermons will be preached at Vos- First sermons Sunday, November 2; Vespers 32.0 Sermon 4:15, followed’ by benediction of the Bles ned Sacrament. “seats can bo secured for the course by application at the office of the DYENT SERMON ‘Twelfth sire “the Priucipal IN ST, ANN’S CHURCH, EAS = he following sermons tpon wis inthe Lite of the kver Blessed Mother of God, {be delivered by ihe Very Kev. ‘4“homas 5. P the Sunday evenings of Advent. Onth espers WU Commence at hatte geven o'clock. 1 Sunday, exening. Novenner 2 fhe Immaculate Conception." 2. evening, Lecem- berg. "tie, Divine Maternity." ue Binday evening De cember 13. ¢The Martyruom ol Mary.” 4, Sunday even. Bs December 20, “ihe Reign of Mary in He and on ‘% 5 ‘| HE PROPL the Holy Trinity, Mad: street, on sunday, at 7s? M. Srey, wih Preach. spor Nb ad FOR THE POOR.” ‘ah Wiswal asi Guild; Dr «. Sarthe M Rabbi ot Temple anus Et, La hn avenue; Rev, Dr, Hastings stephen Ul. fyug, J and ‘ol, Frederick A. Conkling will deliver addresses “The Cutiook tor the Poor, During the Coming Winter’ atthe Church ot the Holy Trinity, Madison avenae, cot net Eaat Fort nad strect, on thuteday” evening, De- cember 3. at ¥o kK. Seate tree, pe NEW BRTH.—REV. UW. ROONYE WILL preach in tho Universalist church, Brook! montavenue, near Atlantic, at 7h P. Man be Bora Agatn he Cannot See the Kitigdom ot dad. Allinvited. mus cuURCH 4S THE EPIPHANY, theit property in Stanton street. ave bought the church building and lots on Fiftieth t, east of Third avenue, lately oosupied | by the Chureh sot the Reforms tion, and have calle UT. iy to the rectorship. Berviogs 4 10K A.M. and 73 BM. Sunday shoot IN THE CHURCH OF Avenue and Forty-second Rey. Stephen H. Tyng, of St. John HAVING 80LD RELIGIOUS NOTICES. ——— Seen neem Deareeeser CHUROA. peooeres. CEERMONT avenue, near Atlantic.—Re a. eee nd Ts all tavited. EMORIAL CHURCH, REY. rec’ will presen in the morning. Un dove Irving, LL. O., will preach In the ts free. ANTED—A SITTING IN ZION CHURCH: gear the cl cel preterred. address, with ton and terms, Mrs, H., 36 East Forty-dfth street. TON CHURCH, MADISON AVENU OORNER Thirty: th street —Rev. fo] N. Galleher, rect: Services a¢ 1030 An Me ad 3:30 P.M DRY GOODs. 7S De ONE loca- Kirasre BARGAINS IN HOLIDAY Goons. | LARGEST ASSORTMENT OP sat FANCY GOODS IN NEW 10RE. iors TOY DEPARTMENT DOWN STAIRS, Ove: ferent i Se ae pia crying an is ar) ‘oye ac. Books, mete cso Sem, cinzsY A complete assortment of r Goods, very I pies a Alba 1a. te ve bach otograD: mn 1° Musical Albums aod KINSEY terse variety of Bronzes end ‘vende Gilt Bronzes. KINZEY Fe aun i 0 - aBy wise Carvings, Gro 8 Beart, tory. very cheap pena KINZEY rengrisin aah erect variety Fin a BA siigd dase OveEE je assortment! Handkerebtet B ee. sssiilian a wena pI im Painted Porcelais Medallions SINSEY GLOVE _DEFARTMBAT. Kid Gloves, fall shades, 30, le. Dair. T Ki 50. 'wo button Kids, Wu. ‘ EY F Giov Sal SINZEY Saute Hugin Castor Olowen Se Gene’ ip skin Gt 6c. adi, MOREAY lente’ Dog Skin. ’ Reynier Castor Gloves, $1 2. in G ’ Bi aE Brivis sUioves $L Mormud tear sees nies mbroideries, Sito &c., very low. Patterns, Cushions, ry KINZEY Bargains in our Trimming ae ae a be rt and Fringes trom 100. ber y: ae allinery is reduced. ae All our Trimmed Hats reduced All our Feit Hats reduced. Bi ins in Ribbons. births jarga Lots of Ki + 60. Bou, 78 ts of Kaibbons, Sc., Sc., 6¢., 8¢., yard. KINSEY pant Be Sash Ribbon: pe yard. ich sashes at reauced prices, ees 500 dozen Silk Ties and Handkerchiels at reduced prices. KINZBY oe ey) Pee) po ren Blo. ac Ms, [ th 4 i ‘n ab iain raeteehs lowers feathers an pee 5 a aL Laces ae Sones hohe nee . ve KINZEY Real Guipures, Valenciennes, Point and Thread Laces low. KINZEY m Han 2 a stock of Hosiery and bt Gene Parnishing Goods low. KINZEY Ladies’, Misses’ and Infante’ Underwear, full assortment, KINZEY Novelties in Jewelry, Lockets, Necklaces, Hair Ornaments, vets, Earrings, Hair Pins, &c., at low prices, KINZEY 1,000 bunches Jet pases i bunch, 20,000 Jet Necklaces, 2c. to $15. unser Remember our Toilet Department crsey jar Silverplated Wi wae = eee a cl es. need paar tH our Swiss a artment. outaits mem! partment eiivey Remember our Glove Department A ‘iberat discount to fairs, schools and the trade. Ladies [aide now, “tbe the rusit of tne holidays, can 6 the goods packed and sent at cane ‘time they desire. KINSEY DOLLS. DOLLS. ated KINZEY DOLLS. DOLLS. KINZEY DOLLS. BINZEY fe é KINZEY Do KINZEY Lis. KINZEY ae La KINZEY poe KINZEV se KINZEY ee Ls. KINZBY Bee KINZEY ibaa KINZEY 3 KINZEY meee KINZEY ares KINZEY pone KINZEY DOLLS, ® KINZEY oe KINZEY aoe KINZEY eaee EINZEY | be LS, —— S KINZEY Soran KINZEY eect KINZBY DOLLS base De KINZBY pacing rasdushd po! KINZEY Tors. KINZEY TOYS KINZEY Tore KINZEY GINZEY TOYS, CINZBY Tors. rors, KINZEY Tors SINZEY KINZBY TOYS, KINZEY TOYS. KINZEY Tors KINZEY TOYS, KINZEY TOs KINZBY TOYS |INZEY TOYS CINZBY toys KINZEY Tors. . aoe KINZEY Oe GINZEY Tors, tors. KINZEY KINZEY Peihe KINZEY a KINZEY ee KINZEY shied KINZEY TOYS TOvR, GINZBY Tos KINZEY Tova KINZEY KINZEY Tors KINZEY Toys. KINZBY TOYS, WILLIAM KINZEY, 167 and 7 BROADW. | ROADWAY conyen OF NINTH ATRERE DRY GuUuDs. AS Tul THL & THI K, er ‘RAO! BARGAINS \ EXTRAORDIN BARGAINS 1 BXTRAORDI BARGAINS i ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT, ENTIRK ESTABLISHMENT, ENTIRE ESTABLISHMBN: IN ORDE! I| TO MAKE ROOM TO MAKE ROOM . TO MAKE KOOM for eur clogs! id unusually chetes assortment of BS LONDON, Parte, BERLIN VIENNA NOVELTIES NOVELTIES NOVELTIES POR THS COMING HOLIDAYS, WBHICH WE WILL EXSIBIT DECEMBER % MONDAY, DECEMBER MONDAY, DECEMBER i be Tn our MILLINERY DEPARTMENTS REDUCTION OF OF PRICES. eee ENTIRE 8TOCK MARKED DOWN. Large lines of teit Huts and Bonnets, Ostrich and fancy Feathers, Fine French Powers, Ostrich and Willow Plumes, Feather and Coque Trimmings “a sreatly reduced prices a SoS NOS WANDIG ALL SILK. CHOICE COLORS, AL iso. YARD. SASH “RIBBONS, in all styles, widths, colors and qualittes Greatest bargains in years. WONDAY, December 7, Opening of choice Holiday Novelties, our own importations. BONNET AND TRIMMING VELVETS, The la! compilers and most ‘assortment in the city, including all the scarcest and most sought tor shaces. SEAL BROWN, MYRTLE: 'R a NAVY BLUE, rapyea iat PAT tam PRUNES, &c. st makes oft UACR SILK VELVET, at $1 £0, 92 10, $2 25, 82 45, $275, RED SILK VELVETS at. it $1, 1 1 50 SiNGiins Wide BLACK Baad veserg rare 194 25,84 75, 88 38 and $6. YOU CANNOT FAIL 1 TO BE SUITED. 1 A larpeliee COLORED SATINS for evening wear. Black and Colored Gros De Suez in all qualities, MO. MONDAY, Y, December PEs aars epening of choice | @ Holiday Novelties, oer own, vn Importations BERLIN AND PARIS WORSTED EMBROIDERIES. ‘We have recetved) Lett edneny) silesa ion ot Novelties, MADE EXPRESBLY TON OURSELVES. And not to be found elsewhere, in BUGS, CUSHIONS, CHAIR AND SETTEE STRIPES, SCREENS, FOOT RESTS, TOWRL RACKS, BRACKETS, LAMP SCREENS, BOOT JACKS, SLIPPER CASES, CUSH- IONS AND SLIPPERS, in entirely new assortments of colors and destens, all of which we are enabled to sell at “EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. of EDS, CAXVAS CARD ILKS, &c., & A, fen Un ie, JOARDS, FILLING > always on hand, ‘tment ts solicited. MONDAY, December 7, opening of choice Holiday Novelties, our own importations. LOVE DEPal PARTMENT, 9 MONDAY MORNING, THREE ENTI OUB CELEBRATED RE CASES OF LUPIN’S KID KID GLOVES, Con’ TAINING in the cheicest and most desirable colors. wo Doze, ‘Two, three, four and six battons Finest selection of shades in raps, slates, modes, brewn and Opera colors, tor evening wi AFTER YOU TRY THEM ONCE YOU WILL WEAR NO OTHER TWO BUTTON, $1 10; THREE BUTTON, $1 81; FOUR BUTTON, $1 00; SIX BUTTON, §1 75. uiblze e CLOPGLOv ES. in jw, tht three, four and five buttons. CHILDREN'S CLOTH GLove 8S, ALL OOLOKS, 08% two and three buttons. GENTLEMEN'S BUCK, OA-TOR, DOG SKIN AND LOTH GLOV in atl qualities ang aizen. SPECIAL BARGAIN, 6 DOZEN LADIES’ BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS, FINEST QUALITY, AND ALL SIZES, AT $1 PAIR, stook of ‘s MERE C OLS stER’S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES LADIES, GENTS AMD MISSES, always on hand, for “MONDAY, December 7, opening of choice Hotiday Novelties, oar own importations. CNvsUAL ARCANE es EM ENTERIE TRIMMINGS, onirs. FRINGES AND ONAMENTS, THE ENTIBE STOCK AT GREATLY REDCCED PRICES. REAL LACES and EMBROIDERIES, LOWEST PRICES IN MANY TEARS BRN BROTHERS, Sixth avenae and Twenty-third street — ———s ORY Guops. DRY GOUD». BRBBR_ EEBEBEB DDDDD @ cecce TITTT? 00000 XN N 8858S R R D dB BG c 7 HT ¢ Oo NN N 8 x g D DOD go C) ; He QO NN N 8 3 R D BU Uo ? tT oO O NN N B R R D DU GC ? UO 6 ae en RRRRR_ EBEBS D DU vo > &@ @ Oo N XN 68888 R RE D De vo ? Wo oO NNN 3 B RE D Do ue 7 UO oN NS BORE Bo ope oo S| § £88 kh 8 EB Esxsge Doppp ‘vue ‘ccoco t %o000 F kn ‘oss: at at ERBREBER: =| —- BEBBEREE | =| BREE EBBE. se assil) Ryesten BEER | ae ERER = |—- KEEB eS oe KEEB SS het REEE pean ae | Se BEES! an AB RRRRRER un cocca L$ HE BEBE! HE HH RRRERRER It = ceceoce ag wi EEER 1 RR RR | Wi co co HH HH BLE h “RR Hi cc HA HH EE RH Ra & RR ML CC BH Mi RE RHAHAKHY RRRRRRK it @c HHARBHH 88: Ex. HHHHHHHH RBRRBRR Tt « HHEUHHHHH §8sss83 BE aH Ail RR RR Mr Ot HH HH 88 BE. HH HA RR RR| Wt o¢ HH HR RS BE: HH HH RR RR | Wl CO co HH HH 83 BE HH HH RR RR| HI Ccoceco HH HH 85885 EE au gH RR RR ie Co HH HH BSSNSS AND 29 EIGHTH AVENUE. OUR ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWN TO PREP INDUCEMENTS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. OUR THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, SHOULD NOT MISS Tas QUALITY aT THE LOWEST PRICES OFFERED THIS VERY FEW OF THE NUMESOUS ATTRACTIONS ENTIRE EST Fr ug g RI R. A FFrrr 5 v pans: . , Fr A “U 8 R 8 ir g u RRREA “esses Fr vu Uu oR C3 8 4 oe OR Ul 8 ¥ vvv0 BR R 85838 THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF FINE FURS AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. WE MANU. FACTURE OUR OWN FURS, USE NO SKINS WHICH ARE NOT THOROUGHLY CURED AND DEODORIZED, TRIM WITH TBE FINEST MATERIALS AND OFFER NUMEROUS NOVELTIES, WHICH WILL BE FOUND AT NO OTHER ESTABLISUMENT, WE ALLOW XO MISREPRESENTATIONS, EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, NO DEVIATION IN PRICE, CALL AND EXAMINE, Beactiful real Seal 8: good quality, at $65, $75, Extra quality real Seal Sacque: suxtts guar ques, at $110, $125, $190, eques, full 27 inche: 3 $35 Sis" Blox ches long, all Magnifioent real Seal Sacques, richly trimmed with | real otter, real beaver and real k Marten, at $165, Superb real Seal Sacques, extra quality and extra size, | at $188 and $200; sold on Broadway at $90, ane Real Seal Sets, Muff and extra long Boa. at $: S4u, $45, $48, $50 and upward; Miehtird |. $30, 83 per cent under pri wok Mink met pou seasoned far, warranted not d, 92h 822, $25, $27, 49) $55, $56, 8WURnd upwards) “7° Real Mink Sets, with onr p ir patent an a Mine ema mr patent oe finish, at $42, Real Lynx Sets, the finest ever Manufactured, at $25; worth full $40. Real Alaska Sable or pack Marten Ma! silky tur, at $0, $7, $8, $10, 8, very long Real Beaver Sets, very ai $18; worth $30. anal real Astrachan Sets, extra quality, at $5; worth cont eet Sets, Muff and v very long Boas, at $6 50; wort Black Lynx Sets, Muff and i long Boas, at $650; sola everywhere at $7 5). French Minx Sets, very neat, $3 50, $4 75. French Ermine Sets, satin lin Maffs, trimmed with real ermine e tall, at $4 5); nvores FRENOH SEAL AND REAL ABTR. AT VERY MODERATE ?KIVES Saitre stantih Spe) mene Boas, Tentcoasivs FURS—OUK OREAT DaPARTHENT. | caus ages fe good tur, nial Mned and qutited, pit noad, Soe tabs ‘d toc. Kich deagns at 60c., on $1, $125 ttc ig fold everywhere Children’s white Fur Seis, Mul and B £5c,; worth $1 a? on, very neat, at Pe) Novelties in Children's Fars at $1 50, $1 75, Perle! white ow Sets, rou round Muffs, long Boas, at see real Siberian Squirrel Sets at $3 25; worth full Sacques. ailbea i beawtifully fined and quilted, yhits Caney Sacaues. al ¢ FoR TR T RIMMINGS, —o at $3 ou, $4 1! a ae FUR TRIMMINGS. wt pe A full assortment of Black Martén or real Alaska Sab Silver Fox, Black Coney, Brown Coney, White Coney, Sea Otter, Blue Fox, Gray Fox, Chinchilia, Silver Coney, nd other Fur Trimmings at extremely reasonable | Pirurs altered and repaired to order. ° Mura relined in the be: possible ner with; one hour's notice for 50c. Ail mufis stuffed with real horse hair. o——_——— a ———» OUK UNDERGARMENT DEPARTMENT, BOTH 1N DOMESTIC AND FRENCH HAND-EMBROIDERED UNDERGARMENTS, OFFERS STRIKING BARGAINS WORTH EXAMINATION. INFANTS! WEAR AND CORSETS AT GREAT DB. DUCTIONS. cceoc, b 000% ry 1.4 K 5 Cc ec. ° oO AA KE Ks c L uv ° AA K OK § CG L oOo 0 AA EK Cc L oO oO A A KE $888. ¢ L QO O AAAAA KE @ ch oO OA AK K 3 c oL oO Oa AK KS 3 ovce LLLLL 0000 A 4k K s8sss of Cloaks, pa beea! al continues.’ Knormous reauc Ha t English Walking Jaokets reduced to "plo, $1, Bs, $2, S200nd upwards i$) Fine qualities black Cashmeres at $1 39, $1 80, $2, $2 0; all tuliy # per cent under value. Black Alpacas at 25c., 30c., Bo, (e., 0c. ap to $1 25; all under value. Great barcaine in, Salts, Waterproofs, Black. Stik Dress Goods o! al qualities roche sbawin, Feit skirts, Towels, Napkins, We Peau Blankets, Sottingham Laces, &c., ac. 88888 PPPPP EEB&E CCCO A OL ee 6Pé c AA OL i 4 4 MS AA L 3 aa L S888. bree. Eze G aA aL g AAAA Lb 3 r k A AL 8 fe ee | Yaar Yer) ssaes P EEERB coco’ Ha a LULLL OWING TO OUR EXTRAORDINARILY LAnoe WR HAVE LEASED THE ENTIRE BUILDING OUR ESTABLISHMENT, FOR THEIR DISPLAY THB LATEST EUROPEAN AND AMER! @O0ODS, INCLUDING SOME MASTERPIECES TIALLY 10 OUR ORDER, AND WHICH HAVE NEV PARTIES PURCHASING FOR FalR3, SUN AS ALL OTHERS INTERESTED IN HOLID IN TIME. OUR NEW TOY DEPARTMENT WILL WILL BE OPEN Da¥ aND EVENING. 397 AND %9 EIGHTH AVENUE, KEAR TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, or Nis ll BIGETH Av. NEAR TWENTY-FOURTA & f XRE FOR THE HOLIDAYS, EXTRAORDINARY PATRONS, STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY, AND OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE GOODS OF THE BEST SEASON. WE HAVE SPACE TO MENTION ONLY A WHICH WILL BE FOUND THROUGHOUT OUR XBLISUMENT, ‘“ by a TITTTTIT ss8ssss H B AA T 8 8 H H a A T 8 H iy A 4 Tt 8 HHHABBH AAAAA bd esssss i ROA a Tt 5 i nie ee Senge a HA A T ‘esss: By THE largest MILLINERY SHOW BOOMS in the city, Over 1,000 HATS, trimmed 1m most exquisite designs, at! one-half Broadway prices IN UNTRIMMED HATS WE OPFER AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT, unrivaled in quality, variety gna cheapness of price. Fine French Felt Hats, in all tne new shades and shapes, reduced to 68. : sold everywhere at$l 10} Best American Felt, all shapes, at duc. All the new shapes in Slik Velvet and Silk Velvet beaded and embroidered Hats at moderate prices. PRPP_L u U0 MM M P PL u UMM WN t PL U $ MM OW I PL u MMM PrrP L uU vRMM = L uU UMMM P L u UM MM Pp L wv uM MM P LLLLL OCUCT M MM Our great collection of long Real Ostrich Plumes, in- cluding all qualities ang shades, is well worthy an ex- amination. Long Ostrich Plumes, heavy f Sol soot $e 28% 57.2 and & his Ostrich Tips, all sha “Ping real Ostrich Tips, black. 50. for bunch of three. Novelties in South American Birds Wings, Pompong Cogne Plumes, fine French Flowors, daily arriving. Binck Real Ostrich Feather Trimming, fall one yard long, at 05c., S5c., $1 per yard Colored Real Ostrich Feather Trimming, at $1 per yard and upward. eve Cogne Plume Trimming, all shades, $1 50 per a eee eri 1 ee be RIBBONS, 4 RIBBON o—— o— max Seven-inch all silk Sash Ribbons, incinding all shade»—aavy blue, seal brown, &c. at Toe. per yaa” Nos. 9 and 12 Trimmin; Ribbo ine! a et 1s na, inchuding seal brows flues, single stem, at 75c.. 3. $5 50, $4, $t 25, $45), $9 re y x K iW Key it KE bie KE Wt KK. It “x g it cece L 9000 Vv icy L o OV G L o OF G L 06 OF G L © Oo @ GOL o oF ¢ ob o oO ¥ GG oOo 98 cae Lute ‘oooo During the last week we bave purchased trom a large importer 5,000 dozen of extra nne Kid Gloves, at our own price, and shall offer them to the public at?7c. Ont great Kid Glove sale will begin Monday, November 30, Extra fine Kid Gloves, all shades and sizes, at77c. Call and examine. Every patr warranted. Rid Glove Boxes, at 25c., 360., 50c., Toe. $1, 81 23, $1 58 and upward. Ladies will find great reductions in our Popular de artments ot HAL LACKS, FINE BEADED GIMps UTTONS and Ornaments, FRINGES, ALL STYLES, VSLVETS AND VELVETEENS, HOSIERY, MERINO UNDERWEAR TRIMMING SILKS, £0., &C. vver A N S (ssssss F AA N N 8 8 F AA N NS ¥ AA N N 8. Frrr A A N N 8SS8ss Fk AAAA ON N 3 ¥ pee FRR N 3 F a aon N 8 8 P A a ON N -S888S8_;: We have just received a very choice assortment of Bridal Fans Farty Fans Mourning Fang, in pearl. shel v qhony, ty ivory, er and gilt sticks, with and withou Peache: Whit cele rants, St,’ handles, plats id painted, vi it 56 $1 65 an Poe Fved Ebony Pans, trom $0 80 fn Pearl aus and Beaded snd Einbrotdered, Ww W 000 RRR aa ae gees Br VO OK RS B oO OR RS t H GO ORR 8388 T EE B D Oo OK R & 7% D oO OR RB 8S T EB DD 000 R R 8SSS S EEEE DDDD Embroideries in all styles at exceedingly low prices, Entirely new designs in sLir PERS, CUSHIONS, CHAIR STRIPES, Tt RESTS, SLIPPER OASES, CORNER PIECES “Ac. Worsted and Floss for flting in, all reduced. Attention is directed to our unique assortment and ex, EABIRQM ENDER ee A 3 vaxcr sue ADI i Gay "aNDKeRcurEra ELRY, L CO ia APPLIQUE TIDIES, &C., &0, Tp XN 0000, TrirTT 11 N NO : ae eRe oO Tf OH N NO oO T ti N NU uv ¢ I N oO 0 Tr u K no) 8 CS) ee NN O oO T re ck NN 0000 T I coco EReRe * 'ORTATIONS OF TOYS AND HOLIDAY Goops, EIGHTH AVENUE, TWO DOORS ABOVE SALE, OUR ASSORIMENT COMPRISES PRODUCTIONS OF TOYS AND FINE HOLIDAY PARISIAN INVENTION, MANUFACTURED SPBu. BEFORE BEEN EXHIBITED ON THIS CONTINENT, HOOLS, CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, AS WELL PRESENTS, ARE URGED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK i | SreweD ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 AND $ PHRICUS', o———-—* EHRICHS, | a 281 AND 239 EIGHTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY POURTR STREET, Dry Goods Advertisements See Bixtecnth Page.