The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1874, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 13,992. NEW YORK SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1874—-QUADRUPLE SHEET. PRICE FIVE CENTS. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, (tt Paow—Second, third, fourth, po cones Sixth solamn, peter oe aN agra Eat third colaeaus. and poate. aESp LODUiNG agree gt ae hee nanos wRookLTy CaUAL Be ESTATE FOR SALE—Furraxere F OPPORTUNITIES—Etavanrn P, ponies olf dO ss tial Pacts Fourth ‘fifth and orf ESTATE FOR SALE—Firrsxnrz Pace— CLERKS fg tteansemun—tome Pace—Third and fourth SLOTHING—sixteenta Pace—sixth cotuma. coaouMEN AND GARDENERS tates Paoz—Fourth ooasi Tu STEAMSHIPS—Frerexxrm Pacs—Sixth col- OUNTRY BOARD—Fo Paca—t BaNoING ACADEMIES~Grartanre Pace cisin col Bentioni RY~Fountn Page—first column. DRY DS~Fizst Pacs—Second, toird, fourth, afth and sixth columns, and -1xtzextH Pace—First, wrektiNG thira ge and dtth columns. D' ING aay Uses TO Lut, FURNISHED AND ISHED =-SuconD pesunTousip. 8 ana Afth mr ns, and FourTEsNTH PaGe—Third column. 7 PEA & Sit AMSHIPS—birreenta Pace—Fisth and mm oe Pagr—second column. HEEL —-FIyTEENTR PaGe—oixth column. ORI rag le eaig) Pace—oixtb column Fina AL—ELEVENTE Pace, Hine WETS Fount, Pace—second col rape t—THIRD Haare Fin and son Fi ENTSH ED, ROOMS AND APARTHENTS Ea ie LET— nD Fag Fiith “and sixth columns, aod Four. ‘Third colamn. at) ey a and URTEENTH PaGk—Fourth colamn. pO PRB ALES Ears Pace—Third col- poe epoca Pacs—Fourtn and ul HoLIbay PHLSENTS—Srarmenrn Paoe—Siath column, RES. Bo! OSES. CARRIAGES, (4C.—Tuinteenta Pacy—lourth, flith and #xth columns. 7s Be TELS—Fountesstu Pacs—Second column. hee ROOMS, 4C., WANTED—Tutaressta Pags— RSEY CI, HOSORES: HUDSON CLIY AND BEAL at TATE \FOR SALE—Firte: ee RY ieee Pace—Second column. ¥AG UND—Twintkenty Pack—Third column ARBLY MANTELS—FourteuNtid Pack—Sixth colam! ‘MO! NAL Fousreentie Pace—oixth column. " Pate AN aD DR.SSMAKING—oiztexxta Pace— acts MISCE: ANEOU js—Turap Pace—sixth column. MO~ ‘ountn Pace—First column. INAL—First Pace—First and second columns, ens URGANS, &C.—Fourta Pace—Second ase ins TEENTH Pace—Sixth column. cond column. LE TURE § SeAON orounrm Pace—First colamn, gHiNwAY tain Pack—5ixth column. ATRL EDICAL—Tuirp Pacr—Sixth column. Koeecteg tie TOUS ADVERTISEMENTS~Twxurre Pace~ WELicATIONs= sien Pacx—sixth column, ROFESIOK AL pacar hbk (eg aaa D PaGk—Second and poe. colum PROMENTY our OF wit TCHTY FOR SALE OR TO —FirTeENta P aae-Seooud, column. ‘TFT! BEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—Firreerta Page— Second and third columns. belo iL opie WaNTED—Firtzzrta Pace—Third col- RELIGION US NOTICES—Frest Pace—Second column. pee, ‘AURANTS—TurrteeNts page nad column. emu ty Pace—Third column. mL. AUCTION—Firrezsta Pace—Third, tourtn and ait column: BITUALIOND WANTE b—FEMALES—Tarep Pace—First and second colamns. mrvarions WANIED—MALES—Tmap Paor—Third lumu, srECiAL NOTICES—Fourreznta Pace—Fifth and sixth SPORTING DOGS, BIRDS, &0.—Tmmrmexrm Pacs— Fourth colamn STORAGE —Founra Page—second column. THK TRADES—Tarro Pace—rifth colamn, ‘O LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOSES—:Ecomp Page— Fourth colamn, ana Founrexnta Pacs—Third col- TRAV: TELLERS GUIDE—Firtzznte Pace—Sixth col- UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Scorn (pace column, and FouRTtEENTE Pace—Fourth colum: WANTED TO PULCHASE—Fourrm Pacr—Second col- warcllts. Relate ty 4C.—Tamrernta Pace—Third westGucsier COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR Tu Er Tie a 4 PaGe—First columo. WINES. b: TQ00 8, &C.—Fourts Pack—Second column. iy NTER it SOkiSFocnmmes Pace—Third column. sin Pa STEAMBOATS, &C.—Fourta PaGe—Second PERSONAL. nnn, AAiiegsi tere con x. disaonanes Fal tp ots tor the concert at the Cony jonal charc! ‘nursday night; the girls are wild’ toe go; St sao gual Inive over and pick you up as wo Dase. HELEN, NDY-HAVE LEFT ORDER FOR WALLACK’S; A calland get them at Theatre Ticket Office at St. James Hotel. G. W. R. ESSIE—[ HAVE ARRANGED ALL FOR ARGYLE Monday night, You’l recognise same ies ag ‘ide balcony. NTRAL P. DAI Fe Gee NOTE OF DECEM.- ber 6; did not understand it: will give half of its value it returned to me.. Baas RAILROAD, SATURDAY, 2235 TRAIN.— she gentleman who noticed and bowed to lady in pees who got out at Thirtieth street, would be oe parpy it be could see her again. Address RB. H., bo: 5.416 Post office. Re ADOPTION—A HEALTHY, NEW-BORN MALE 36 Warren street. infant, American pareutage. ‘Call at or address 154 ast Twenty-eignth strect. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. AMmox BaMontaL CHURCH, FORTY.EIGHTH nd ian ae west of a ere venue. —(snal services aft Oe 936 ferret, ton, wil moraing, nev. Win Kiko, won, mor! a iv. D., Ri iis TDE ies ALL, Mitt AVENUB AND A Geri eect nek. ett FE yovera inspirational aesuere; Tas Madox of Maine. salbené end A SPIRITUAL Fiftd TEST.—MARY by) RUYD AM, ot Chicago, puts her hands. Ce ng f Diaze of a Kerosene oi! lamp; @iso Der mouth while under spirit control and Broveerion on puneey, evening, directly atter:the lect it 8 230, Admission, 50c. “Lyman C, Howe, trance # re) ‘for tpclery ot of Frogre ie. piriuuallets Toad uP, fycointh “street. ‘Ladies tair o on est inst A aeattiie OF CONSCIENCE. as ait thie principal, sects called orthodox there secretiy believe in the truth or cairersa- helr tape for. the sake of worldly here are agelical” ministers, 4 is fo retain Universaliste in their gpurches Hime that they malign the Universalist Church and mis- represent its work and teachings: and for the sake of domestic peace. social interests, or business profit, many consent to remain in their churches and give air sup- ort to ® doctrinal echame which they do net deli ut, contrariwise, Know to be faise. To deny the truth ig to deny Christ, and sue people are really sensing their Lora and Master as shamneiully as Peter did, it behoves them to remember the saviour's He eng auy man come to me, and hate not his tath mother and wite and children and brethren ay yea nd bis own ite also, ne cannot be m: je that denieth me before wen shai. policy oy Rattering treatment and specious words, at iD be ‘denied beigre the angels ‘of God ;"” and again, “Ye canuot serve and mammoo. Reador it you are ‘denying Christin this way, do not juggle with your conaclence any Jonge. Proc! ‘our faith; ally yourself to the only Chureh th: nowledges rist_ asthe Saviour of the world, and, in doing so, you have to bear some ineonvenience, jolce that you are counted worthy tw gutter tor His lessed naine. Whosoever doth a take his cross and follow Him cannot be His disctp TAE THIRD UNIV. Seskuist CHURCH, “oorper ot Bleecke 4 Downin: the Rev. F.C. SWEETSER, will preach THIS EVENING, at Te o'clock. Subjeot!—“turning Points!'—a sermon to young men, Morning service at 10%, The publ cordially invited. (arsous APOSTOLIC CHURCH, IN SIXTEENTH etreét, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.—Ser- vice. Sunday evening. at The o'clock; subsect ot sermon, “Chriat's second Coming the Blessing, Not the Destruc- tion, of the World." Caraes OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, WEST FORTY- th way.—Full Choral services; derimouy lose A how. communion and sermon, 1% Strangers invited. NHURCH UNION MEETINGS—HELD AT BENJAMIN | Albro’s house, 353 West Thirty-sixth street, on Fri- day evenings, at 7¢ o'clock; correct singing, with organ ace iment All welcome. a C® CH OF THE MESSIAH, PARK AVENUE, CUR- ner Uhirty-fourth strevt—Rev. William R. Alger will preach this morning, at bi, and at 734 in the even- ing. Public cordially invited. C= O¥ THE HOLY SEPULCHRE, SEVENTY: loarth street and Fourth avenue, Rev. J. Tuttle Smith, Rector.—services sunday, at 103g &. M. and 3% P.M. ‘Seats tree. gee OF THE ATONEMENT, CORNER MADI- ‘son avenue and Twenty-eighth street, Kev. C. C. Tiffany, rector.—Sunday school at 9A. M. Divine ser- Yiooeces 8, 10:30; evening 7:30, All cordially in- vite \HURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST, FIFTH AVE- nue, above. roe! flith street.-.December 13, service at 10% o'cloc! by Rey. Dr. Forbes, fivening Pigne” 1% ‘ovclock. "Berton by the rector on “The Go HHUKCH OF THE HOLY SAVIOUR, PROTESTANT netecon at East Twenty-fifth street, near Madison Sygad ‘Morning service, 10 :30 o'clock; evening service, 30 \HRIST CHURCA, FIFTH AVENUE, HUGH MILLER ‘Thompson, rector. Holy communion, 720 4 Morning prayer—sermon, ‘‘Christ’s Proof ot the Gos Evening prayer—Sermon, “ileaven,” 7:30. ALVERY BAPTISY CHURCH, TWENTY-THIRD street, between Fifth and sixth avenues.—Rev. R, 8. MacArthur, pastor, preaches Sunday morning and evening. Strangers c cordially invited, Di: ENPORTS, WARREN AND OTHERS TOTALLY ech — in! their wonderful spiritual maniiesta- bi, » given at residences by A. 0. 1AY LOK. ates care of ©. A. ‘taylor, Kverett House, New York. IRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MADI- son avenue and Forty-seventh street. Kev! Wiltlam . Sabine, rector, sunday school at9 A.M. Divine ser- vices at 10:30 A. M. and7:45P. M. The rector will preach morning and eveaing. All cordially invited. IRST BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER -THIRTY.NINTH street and vate enw —Preaching at 10% a. M. and Zig evening, by Rev, 1. D. anderson, D. D. Sanday Schoot concer’ at 2 Le ALL MEN ARE TO BE SAVED, WHAT'S THE it Pi ‘bing ?”—Rev. H. R. Nye’s lecture in the Leas Ciermont avenue, near reac! ist church. . to-night at 7 ESSONS ON THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE LATE pene Lay nay bathe rd jay event 3 » fev. gE. n ‘Alanson Mee. church, Norfolk street, detween Broome and Grand. Seats tres. al DR, JAMES WATERS WILL PREACH IN Charch of the Disciples, Twenty-eighth street, near Broadway, sunday evening. EV. E. P. ROGERS, D. D., WILL PAY TRIBUTE to the memory of’ the late Jonathan Sturges in a @iscourse this (Sanday) morning in the South Retormed church, corner Fitth avenue and ‘Twenty-t -tiest | street. All invited. VOR ADOPTION~A LOVELY BOY: WEIGHS 12 pounds: one day old: two femate babies; good ref- pence required: at the mew Lying-in Institution, 143 fest Twenty-sixtl treet. Pore a tat ‘0 SOME WEALTHY FAMILY, pretty boy baby, four months old, light halr ion ark eyes The mother is willing to give up all claims. Address, for tiree days, GOOU HOME, lerald Uptown Branch office. NFORMATION WANTED—OF DAVID FERRO, OF the city ot Kingston. Jamaica; at last accounts he was at Key West or Tallahassee, "la. He will hear ears bo hls ad advent e by communicating with G. DE CO . 62 William street, or box 956 New York Postoftce. FJ. W. JOHNSTON, LATE OF FORT SCOTT, KAN. sas, wiil call on or leave his address on or before the sth inst. with J, R. Brown. at tldrige, Dunham « Co., Mo Broadway, he will receive a seagate vee and be Uberally dealt with. » SCOVILLE, ‘OUN H. FINCK.—INFORMAI TION WANTED (ON AC. count of a death in the familly) as to the Cina feed left New York ubout six years ago; resided at 600 Eleventh avenue. Any intormation will be thanklully received by JAMES F. ROGERs, Attorney-at-Law, No. s New Chambers street. rOUN NELSON.—WILL THE ABOVit PARTY MEET a friend at the corner of ts oo cane reets, on Sunday, at 5 o'clock P. M. ? REDO GET. {a Lacy RS, 83 FULTON STREET, HAS IMPOR- formation for subscribers of “Picturesque iaierioa,” ‘whom will torward address. RS, HARVEY, FORMERLY RANKIN, MAY HEAR a of an old triend. Address BOONVILLE, Herald pfiice. Pee oe DID NOT STOP AT HOTEL Yo save trouble give your address to PHILADELPHIA, Herald office. e ‘AJOR HERMAN 1L—LETTER TO HALSEY street received, Return to your children. Every- thing correct. If in difficulty Gutta oh SAWERIN. ADAME MERCIER, FRENCH Ra eau: YOUR add ries! {ast June, forgotten. Send I(t toM.. S) PRIA STAST, MEETINGS AT ARMURY HALL, lermoat, pear Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn,—Mr. Kunin Simmons of Vermont, trance and inspira- tional speaker, will speak on Sunday, err i = and $5 the tollowing Sundays in this month, at 230 and 7:30 y, M. Lyceum and conference at 10:30 A. M. Gt loxatics CHURCH, FORTIETH STREET, BE- tween Fitth and Sixth avenues.—services, 7 A. 9 1034 (choral): 7% P.M. (choral). The rector, Rev. Ever, wili preach. SEQOND AVE T. MARK'S, UE AND TENTH ry street the | Rey. Dr. Matson will preach at 1045 A. M,. and at 7:30 P, M.. the rector, Kev. Dr. Rylance, “The Question of the ‘Hour; How Can We Wisely and ‘Affec- tively Help the Poor. CES ABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND AVE. nue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets.—Rev. James Legare sl Hawthorne, pastor. Services at 10:30 47:45 P.M. Subjects :—Moruing, “Show your Colors;” evenme, “What think ye of Christ.” ing at the close of evening service. swaugers are specially invited. [HE R Rector of Trinity Parish, will preach in St. Chrysostom’s chapel, Thirty-ninth street, corner seventh avenue, on Sanday evening, December 12, The Sunday gervices at the chapel are 7,9 and Wi A.M. 335 and 7}; P.M. Every seat is tree. (HE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY HAS REMOVED to Fittieth tae east of Third avenue. eunday services. 10% A. M., 7% P.M. Sunday school, 24 P. M. HE PEOPLE'S, SERVICE. in the Church of the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue and Forty-second street, on Sunday at 7}6 P. M., Rev. Stephen H. ng. Jr., will preac! Divine vice will alto be he Te ubis churett ae 0% ADM ead She Baptrz- Young men and X MORGAN DIX, IRE DEDICATION OF ee Sita STAR MIS- sion chapel. pare M. Prominent Sunday school men will soneae jn the rents, at 7:30 o'clock. V Ay B, CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE, CORNER OF y-eighth street, Rev. John N. Galleher rector. Services 0:3) A.M. and 3:30 P. M. M —FOR A LONG TIME [ HAY E HOPED TO HEAR + from you. I wish very much to meet you. Will ou please make an eh Address PERSIST- NT, Dox 171 Herald of X. 3, WHO ADVERTI D IN MAY, PLEASB nd’ address to LUCY R——D, Bergid Uptown Branen oMice. Ra eeath LYMPIO THEATRE.—LADY WITH CAMEL HAIR shawl, black hat and teather, sitting on the end seat; lady trieud with gray dress; same lady at same place jaturday, December 5, with ttle girl, at matinee. Fieuse a address the gentleman who noticed you so mucn, dress OLYMPIC, Uerald Uptown Branch office, 1,263 roadway. a hing) TRUNKS OF CLOTHING AND $10 ARE LEFT with Norton, me &Co., 41 Broad street, for 3. Lawrence Keynold: Lise Ts LADY WHO FORMERL Y¥ RESIDED IN CLIF- ford House (now Winchester), Broadway. corner of Thirty-first street, and lett goods with LINDO BROS 267 B: y, wile or goods will be pos ola Wante little Aa intelligent Protestant, tamily, w brough Fr, up as an own child. pffice, i wi, THE TALL, LIGHT HAIRED YOUNG LADY Wearing a scalskin sacque and brown silk dress please return. the large Opera Glass used by visitors to Bxamtno the “Bates er Loocont Mountain” with, av the xallery corner Broadway and Fouiteenth street, ana avoid un unpieasantinterview? Warts D=FOR ABSOLU TE ADOPTION, A BLONDE infant from one to thren weeks old (oy preferred. by a couple with with tall part —TO “FIND AN ADOPTED HOME FOR A girl of New England OO ehane ed “he here shé& can dress OLIVER, Post n. Address for two days, Ucratd oflce, LADY DRIVING WITH GEN- eed gentieman driving alone, at Me rk, Friday atternoon, address FLIRTATION, Herald Uptown Branch OULD BE PLEASE whom I met at the Sth of October. Addre Uptown Branch office, LEM London, on TLORA’ XORTHRUE, V Waid ety: Me eto BYE EBRO WS BROWN HatR, called at 7s Henry street, Brookiyn, 8 y, 10 a oe ha address to Mrs. JUDITH prhvesihie nie at OMice. TTHE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST Twi NTY. vig: street—I" Kregebing Decermpge 13 b. ISBORN, D. D.. a and me Sted TTHE HARVARD ROOMS, SIXTH AVENUE AND Ane orty-second street, Mr. John B. Woiff will speak ae stlk, renee ‘Spi by A a a at 10g a o'cloc! ject, lunders of tt theclewical tnd Material” Conference stab Men DRY “Goons. Ponca PE Wee pan — A. oun, KLEGANT Saat PRESENTS. HUMAN HAIR GOODS, ; ~~ h. SHAW, 344 Bowery, corer Fourth street, Branch store 365 Sixth avenue, [Between twenty-first and cs 'wenty-: second streets, ap stairs. LARGEST STOCK “OF HUMAN BAIR Goops THE Wy THE BO von bata Man oF ie ILED As all our Aarts ‘ticles: es Saxoeesia a weil adapted for useial HOLIDAY PRESENTS, aioe them Nor the = at prices that are within the reach of every- y- PRICE LL Crown Braids, 50c. and Na Switches. trom $1 to Curls, warranted natereliy curly, from §1 to $20, Satistaction Warranted in every case or goods return- able. pte rellable argcles pols oe pie establishment, THE DI BING AWa TO US AT THE AMERICAN, Terrors tik: Combings made up at 5c. and Sc. per ounce. hair a specialty. Friseties, in the choicest colors, at 25c. uc, and $i per yard. Ladies’ own hair made o the latest styie: A. —THE PARISIAN F FLOWER “COMPANY are contin’ : the latest 1 French Flowers, Bridal Sets and Veils, Ostrich and cock’s Plumes and Tips, Feather Trimmings and Stuffed Birds Floral Garnitares for Wedding and beh | Dresses, rde. Vases and Buakets fliled to order, A speciaity. h the Mo CY Merit American, Institate, t Fourteenth street, rest ot fede tet diac J . LOWE! % DRY GOUD»s. A tw eooD ae REASONS wHy Labies SHOULD ~ PATRONIZE THe a bi . DEY GooDs STORE Is CONELING & CO. No, 768 Broadway, ‘etween Eighth and Ninth streets, one block below A. T. 81 & Co. i | iy 5 HI ‘You are always sure to receive kind and polite atten- fon, SECOND, Samples of goods will be freely given whe: THIRD. All goods that do nos prove entirety satisfactory will be cheerfully exchanged. FOURTH. swe buy our goods strictly for cash, and take ad- ‘vantage of all the auction sales, which are of such tre- quent occurrence, particularly during these HARD TIMES. ses are so light in comparison other firms, re always able to offer not eugene cheapest. but also the best selected stock of goods found in this city. IN PROOF OF WHICH WE_RESPROTFULLY CALL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING PRICES :— SILKS. Earing reeatrod a larze invoice of eal, Lyons Black Silk daring the past week we shall offer the cell makes of bonnet, Ponson, Guinet, SO or at pri never betore quoted for the same 4 an elegant quality 2-inch Gres Grain. Silk, rich Cash- mere finish, and warranted to wear, $1 50; nt compare favorably with anything in the market at $225 Superi juality 24-inch “Lyons black Gros Grain Sill extrerich, poocietl mire finish and warranted to we: cnuae a $1 75, $2, $2 25 ana $290. Sublime quatity U-Inch bla best goods imported. or the mi waranoe to wear, §2 75, $3, api Sat te 75, $4, $4 Elegant colored Dress Biles. a recent importation, new, iresh goods, at $1, valuc aluc $i Elegant colored Gros Grain Silks, 2% inches wide and a heavy new goods, just opened, at $1 50, value Elegant black and white striped Silks, 22 inches wiggand extra Leavy, at $1 50; have been sold as high value To Lyons 80inch black Cloaking ony (ee neh black Cloaking Velvet at $3 50a yard, Velvet, warranted pure sili rs at the celebrated Ponson make, $10 a yard, value for '$ DRESS, a @ooDs for. HOLIDAY PE PRESENTS. We venture to say we have the cheapest and best as- sorted stock of Dress Goode suitable tor holiday presents that can be shown ta this city. We do not advertise old, shop-worn goods pat ep in dress patterns but new, dearable goods, cut in any length to suit the purchaser. WE WILL NENTION & FEW WITH PRICES. value sigs Arabian Mohair, do double widta, 25. a yard; 100 pi perial Serge, in choice colors, 25c. a yard; “Heiss real i Seaeoh Aberdeen Wincey, extrs wide, Fare saree Cloth, extra wide, in choice eis Crape Armuir Cloth, in choice colors, jeces Saxony Diagonal Cloth, in chotce colors, 80c. ‘Sb pieces alt woot Tmperial Serge, 8740.; value 650 elegant assortment of real Saxony levi | Scotch Piste creep children' 's wear, at 2ic., Bc., 400. a Real English Camels’ Hair, for pins ang ® yard; ‘value Sc. jeces Lupin's best quality Fre b Meringes, in all tne dom choles shades” vis sNave, blue, put brown, Russian eran ‘London smoke, Be, Biase, te and 85c. a yard. oi ie aie for 1 seb wiae STs ems a! Aa polonaisey 1 iy: > 75 pleces best Sarde gs, jure Camels’ Bair Cloth, for polouaise, $ pyrarde Taye at $2. rf 3 Lapin's all wool black Cashmere, 1% yards yee ee good value. for $1 léc.; at Su vatue jue for ldaparioe to sublime quality at $1 15, $1 20 and $1 25. Elegant quality black French Merino, 1 yards wide, rr id A special cargain in black Colorado Cloth, double widtn, d5c. a yard, tormerly sol sold at 62}gc. MOURNING DRESS FABRICS. Extra es all woot black Em Empress Cloth 37}¢c. a yard, tegait au quality silk warp black Henrietta Cloth $1 10, ily fort Meuperior quality black Bombazine Cloth, double width, ative. a yard. ‘Superd quality Lupin’s alt wool Velour, imperial, 8c. a vara, value tor st griber quality black Cotogna Cloth, for deep mourning, sabes city English and French Bombazines at Lae at wot ay bray D’Kte tor. panies genes 136 yards wide, P76, $2, #2 25 and $2 50 ae 3. ns 0, 8! LACE DEPARTNENT. In this department we will vill display a choice selection of novelties suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, consisting of Lace Hanakerchioss, Lace Sets, Lace Col te Lace Barbes in black and ual white, silk Mufflers, Lad Handkerenets, ace Ruches, Pane bing -_ Embroidered i dies’ and gentlemen's Linen Tatdkerchicts, t halt tormer prices. A job lot of real Laces in Yak, Gutpure and Threads @tlower prices than ever betore quoted. An elegant real Guipure Lace, a oe bargain, at 4 inches wide, at $1 25, value for $2 50. FINE WHITE GooDs DEPARTMENT. Having cleared out at haif price the entire stock of : large importing house about retiring from business, we shail bave on sale during ee coming wees the Greatest Seer ever offered. We will mention « few with prices. aatiguant quality Satin, ‘plata and striped Nainsooks, ic. @ yard, Eiegant aad real French Nainsooks, extra wide, We., vi blegant eae pelt Tarlatans, fall width, at Lic., iiegant qual olored iatan, in choice event shades. at ng and 350. a yard. ina HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT contains many peta aon ene wary, gppropriate for Gents’ elegant Cashmere Mutiers at 1 Mo $1 7. Gents tu de dog skin Gloves, Wc., value $1 50 Gents’ Cardiga: kets, $1 75, value $250. Gents cloth and dined Gloves in great variety. Gents’ haif hose in great variety. Gents’ shoulder Braces in ‘in great variety. Ladies’ and gents’ Hosiery and Underwear in great variety, at popular prices, ROSE ‘BLANKETS, ROSE BLANKETS. ‘We respectfully call attention to our Leclatrgne' tage sale BOSE BLANKETS, slightly imperfect As we have control ot the entire production of the bee] No other house can offer them. We have sold during the last week over peo aX Witter Simply. ee we bay them at half price, and sell them at hair pri OOK AT THE PRICES, ie ize, extra beak pair, worth $4. 50 @ pair, worth $d, $3.8 pair, worth $6 '50.A Pair, worth $1 A liberal discount to wholesale bayers, hotels, board- ing houses and charitable ¢ institutions, PUR ik Soe aa ty wool felt Balmoral Skirts, elegantly em: Thc. ; sold everywhere at $1 25, lag All wool feit Balmoral Skirts, at 85c., $1 and $1 75. ALi wool telt Balmoral Skirts. elegantly trimmed wit! th pee eee and olack velvet bands, $1 50, $1 65, $175 and sch reas striped mohair Walking Skirts, $1 25, formerly Real English Waterproof, 7c 75e. and upward. We also veg attention to elegant Marsetiles Quilts at $2 25 value tor $3 50. We will alsy have on sale some great bargains in Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, Table Covers, Flannels, Com- fornegani net i e1 broidered Pi Oo! full 4 legant hand-embroidered Piano. Covers. full size an made of real broadcloth, pallid W, $7, $9 50 and $lu. During the holiday season we will offer unprecedented bargains in ali n ali our various departments. WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY SUGOEST, THAT LADIES WOULD DO WhLL TO COME EARLY IN THE DAY IN ORDER TO AVOID THE kusit IN THE APTERADON, WHICH 18 OFLEN sO. GREAT that E ARE CUMPELLED TO CLOSE OUR DOUR: NE. oh mie ‘ z Jou F, W, OfIVv W. Wi CONRLIRG, No. 763 Broadway, bet one bic CONKLING & 00., ighth and Ninth Wm I, Stewart ta en Bi below cee DRY GOUDs. & a f STERN BROTHERS, {mF AVENUE ayD TWENTY. THIRD STREET. eo. II] SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD ST. HAVE "NOW ON BXBIBITION BUROPEAN NOVELTIES EXPRESSLY MEMBER OF THR FIRM IN THE which have been pronounced by everybody to be the city, which we are prepared to We sire to Tate a few pumerous arti to give an idea of ‘we are displaying. A Oxydized Goods, Glove Boxes, Stands, Ornaments, Goods in great variety; wificent stock of Albums, Work Jewel Cases, Necessaries, Compan Articles; imported Portemonnaies, with Dooks, over fifty different Portemonnaies in new styles; | | importation, from apward, pearl, tvory, assortment of lack =©Garnet = Jewelry Jaces, Hairpins and Clasps; fine Garnet lacas at $9. and éSc., with many oiher Fancy Jewelry tn great variety of Combs, new styles, at half the man Beads in every imaginable fear extremely cheap: in all sizes and colors, new shapes, ni ‘ similar styles Leather, very Neckiaces, and But 8 t to FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ! “OUR LINES OF PARIS AND VIENNA FANS ARE BY- FAR THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. HAVING OPENED SIX CASES THE PAST TEN DAYS, WHICH, IN IMPORTING DIRECT, WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. SILE AND SATIN FANS, WITH IVORY, BBONY, PEARL, RUSSIA LEATHER, GILT AND ROSEWOOD “STICKS, WITH NEW AND SUPERB PAINTINGS, WITH AND WITHOUT FEATHERS, IN GREAT VARI- ETY OF DESIGNS, RANGING IN PRICES pe ee | | | -— \| OPEN IN THE EVENING. GOODS. REAL POINT, VALENCIENNES LAGE AND POINT; APPLIQUE BAR LARS, HAND MADE VALEN BIBS AND RUFFLINGS, WITH AN DIES’, GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILD UP IN QUARTER aND HALF DOZEN PRESENTS. LADIES! LINEN BEMSTITCHED | : AT S1C,, 38C., 50C. AND 720., REAL BARGAL JHIEFS AT 38C., 50C. AND 72C. APIECE, pur up DISS’ AND GENTLEMEN'S PLAIN LINEN HEM IN ALL QUALITIES, VERY LOW PRICES. A PLIQUE COLLARS, AT $1 25 PIECE. BORDER AANDEERCUIEFS, IN ALL VERY ATTRACTIVE STOCK oF LACE TIES AND BOWS, LACE LESS JACKETS AND TIES, SETS, IN GREAT VA @o, UPWARD, ANTIQUE TI LACES “TO TREMELY 40, 6, ac. ae ? OPEN IN THE EVENING. t The largest Stock of Bonnet and Sash Rib- dons In. the city. at conn Lg hss Roney ibboas; It shades and widths, in Gros bons; superd Stock of Sash Kibbon: Gros Grain, Plaids aed es tn Roman, very suitable tor presents. Positive Sareains. Gentiemen’s Silk Muttiers, Ladies’ Silk Mufflers and Handkerchiefs An im- and Windsor Ties in endiess variety and very a Steck of Fancy Silk, Crepe de Chine cheal FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ile a @evot attention to Holiday Goods, means neglected our & our which sre very complete. mings we have made enormous stock. fn our Laco and Embroidery of Real Point and Point Applique bargains. Rea} Thread and Valenciennes Laces, Nets, especially cheap, We have made sweeping vets, the largest a Laces, tment of bisek and colors at $4 25, $663 and 15, shades, very superior quality, at 750. Gros Grain Silke, « tek inches wide, large stock Hosiery Vepartiment ts c standard § Hosiery, and sizes, men SIZTR AVENUR AND TWSNTY.TRIBD STAAST DRY Goops. pS . aa I Ixte AVENUE TxD TWENTY: THInD STREET, | STREET. > ______- _ _____-____ —__ SIXTH AVENUE @ND TWENT\-THIRD ST. id pL THEIR ENTIRE IMPORTATIONS OF “SELECTED AND PURCHASED BY & LEADING CENTRES OF THE CONTINENT, Fiehest selection of entirely new and cheice goods in the ‘offer at very attractive prices. I*]| enume- ofthe many cles Iu order ‘the assortments ‘muperd line of Paris and Handkerchief ‘French Gilt and Bronse Vienna Leather Goods, a mag- boxes, Cigar Stands, Dressing and fons and many other useful Monograms and Name Plates; Pockws “astonishingly low prices; Seal Skin active line of English Umbrellas, our own “ebony and ilver handles; the largest “in the city, Brooches, Earrings, Neck. Earrings at 200,, 2c. and é5c.; Bead Neck- speciat bargains; splendid stock of “styles and designs; Paris shell Usual prices asked for them; Ro- shade for Streetand Evening Silk Velves Passe Partonts including some entirely be found elsewhere; in fine Russia cheap; Gilt Medallions | ec ueanen e IN OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENTS WE ABE DISPLAYING 2,000 DOZEN OF OUR CELE- BRATED LUPIN'S KID GLOVES IN TWO, THREE, FOUR AND SIX BUTTONS, IN THE CHOICEST STREET aND OPERA COLORS. THEY ARE KNOWN TO BE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LOW PRICED KID GLOVE IN THE WORLD. COURVOISIER'S CELE. BRATED KID GLOVES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, 1N ALL COLORS, LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. A LARGE LINE OF LADIRS. GENTLEMEN'S AND Misses: CLOTH AND OTHER WINTER GLOVES A’ GREATLY REDOCED PRICES. ——————— OPEN IN THE EVENING, f ———— HE TUE PAST AUCTION WE’ 70 OFFER UNU- FINE REAL LACE POINT APPLIQUE AND HANDKEROBIRFS, POINT BES, PELERINES AND COL- CIENNES HANDKERCHIEFS, EXTREMELY LARGE LINE OF LA- REN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, PUT BOXES, EXPRESSLY FOR HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS, WITH ALL INITIALS, GENTLEMEN'S LINEN INITIAL HANDKER- N QUARTER AND HALF DOZEN IN A BOX. La ED AND HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, RECIAL BARGAIN IN LADIES’ REAL AP. DIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S COLORED JAUITIES, FROM S1Q. CPWARD. A DE CHINE AND SILK |AMERS, JABOTS, SLEEVE- EX EMBROIDERED OF STYLES, FROM CE STOCK OF wits l | [BIEN 2 RE! oak z ls ° = g i] e | x > a QP | fo} = Bs, > ” Co ° » 7 il OPEN IN THE EVENING. i -l Gaon Brack- K i| ete, e Bookete, with alt shades ing and Embrowtery | 28 Of Mottoes, with an any other estad- che! lishment in the city. Ba ; —~¥OR THE HOLIDAYS. ines ot have by departments, Passementerie Trim. no we the Departments we are offering full lines real Guipure @nd Yak Laces, some epecial in all widths, with a large hne of Velling reductions of prices in Bonnet and Trimming Vel. | “tn the city, Black Silk Cloaking Velvets, talt Tendia quaiity. Colored Satins, in ali and We. @ yard, Bia at greatly reduced prices Our pieve with full qualities, styles and colored lines of O127R AVENUR AMD TWENTY-TMIED OXRERr DRY GvODs. nod EEEEEH H RERE [1 CoC A x H HR Rio o E x SR R ft g a E. H H BR RI a EEE HHI RERR It O Hau E 4 HR RUC E HR Bita H E. a HR Ric OH BEEEE ti HR Ri coo # | {eet Tom av NEAR TWaMTeOURTMOES 287 & 289 EIGHTH AV,, NEAR TWENTY-FOURTH ST. [Re ROTIORTW av, NEAR TWENTE POURTUOEY —-——. o—— SPECIAL NOTICE, P edie ECL BY SPECIAL REQUEST OUR GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING, WHICH HAS ATTRACTED SO MUCH ATTENTION WILL BE CONTINUED ON MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF THIS Wi WEEK, BOTH DAY AND EVENING. OUR REMARKABLK PRENCH TOYS ARE, WITHOUT DOUBT, THE FINEST EVER BX HIBITED IN THIS COUNTRY. OUR IMMENSE OR CHESTRION WILL DISCOURSE MUSIC DURING OUR OPENING DAYS. FOR THE REGULAR SALE OF OUR TOYS WE HAVE LEASED THE ENTIRE BUILDING, NO #8 EIGHTH AVENUE, WHERE WE SHALL OFFER THE VERY LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE TOYS AT EXTRA. ORDINARILY LOW PRICES, WE IMPORT OUB TOYS DIRECT FROM THE BES! EUROPEAN MANUFAC. TURERS, WITHOUT ANY INTERMEDIATE PROFITS, AND THUS EXPLAIN OUR MARVELLOUSLY MOD. ERATE PRICES. | | Ha DDDDD 00000 u Lu D DO ou L D DO ob L D DO ou L D Do ou L b DO ou L D DO oL L D b oO ob L 8 DDDDD 00000 LLLLLL LLLLLL 8S8s8 Magnificent astoatment of fine French Dolls Wax Dolls in all sizes and styles. was. Crying Dolls, with hair, at 6c. each, and up ward, to the Very finest imported, all at extremely ow prices. Doli Bedsteads, Doll Bureaus, rely Carrit Dolt Fans, Doll Toiley Bee Voll DRESSES, DOL: OES, DOLL SH put LL JEWELRY ‘and everything con: nected with Dolls. Elegant Doll Carriages, with, ton, at Sse. blegant barbed B0c., T5e., $1 20, $980, a 3 and upwat Saratoga rants, with T eae at 75e. aL rs and 95e, China vea Sets at We., ‘ahd upw. ems, Gane, Swords. Pistols, Rejcier Gane: complete soldivr Outtty Printing Presses, Magic Lanterns, Pus ales, Horses, Velocipedes, &c., &¢. psd with Horses, at 10c, 18¢,, 80, 28. and am ard, Blegant ae assortment of Tin Stoves, Tin Kitchens, Wash volta Sinck walnut Writing Desks, gilt corners, lock and key, Black walnut Work Boxes at 60c., 75c., $1 and upward. GAMES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. — mipnion. Elegant Backgammon Boards, with Checkers, Dice and Cup, st Thitart Tables Bagatelle Boards Jackstraws, avi lude, shuttledore, Parlor Croquet, Ring Toss, &c,, &o. Paper Fanc; Boxes in over 3004! les at bc., 6c., To. 9., 10e., Hae bse, and upwards. si Ten a Pn aa tor candy at st from 6c. per dozen and up Liberal allowances to Sunday schools, fairs, charitable institutions, &c., &c. FOR THH OLDER FOLKS. {ror ras oes Forms ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO OUR MARVELLOUS ASSORTMENT OF BUM: sid WOOD, WOREROZES, SHTOSEWOOD WHITE DESKS TPO! CARD CASES, CIGAR STANDS, CIGAR CASES, FAPER WEIGHTS, WORK BASKETS, FINE POCKETBOOK: FINE SATOHELS, Lar HANDERCHIEFS, &0., &C, FFryrr 60 U RRRER BS888 F oC u oO:R RB 8 s f u u Rg g § Fre t Hf 3 BRA” F u u - g& F wu vb OR 3 F oC U R g Fr vvco R R We have made great reductions in the prices of om Fine Furs. We aliow no MISREPRESENTATIONS, MARK EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN FIGURES, AND BAVE BUT ONE PRICE, bias, Sk! full 27 inches tong, af I" Beautiful real Pw? good quality, at $65, on Batre quality real Seal Sacques, ‘at $110, $135, $130, S145, Rich ean Seal Sets, Mu‘? and extra long Bos, $23, 8 betty $30, $33, $40 anu upward; all fully 33 per cent under price. Real Mink Sets, full seasoned fur, dark and fine th: fay er stripe Mud, tullfour skin Boa, at $20; ‘worth, ally Darker and fine real rind Sets at = $30. $35, $40, $45, Our Patent star Finish S| pets, universally admired, at $45, $48, $50, $55 and cpesre ps sand monte er be & and Sager eal Alaska. Sable or Black’ Marun Muffs, very silky fur, av $6, $7, $3,-$10, &e. ind Real Beaver Sets, very. rich, | At $16 50; wok, A aoa real Astrachan Sets, extra quality, at $5, worth uliy $1 oats re Seal Sets, Muff and very long Boas, at $6 50, wor' Maff and long Boas, at $4 50, sold B. ack Lynx ys French Mink fag ‘very neat, $3 50, $4 75. everywhere at $7 French Ermine Sets, in lined Muffs, extra Boas, trimmed with real ermine tails, we st toe Real Siberian Squirrel Sets, at $4 7! kc. Children's Pure ls over 200 OS athies trot Ste. up. Fur trimmings, cheapest in the city. "MO ERS te IN THB BEST ropes NER, jd laeraia <— HAIR, FFFFFFF A N N Pr AA NN N a F _ aa NN N 8 FYFF Phe! Nw § *ssssss f AAAAA See g F A A N NN F A A N NN 8 3s ¥ A A 5 S S8S888 Ladies will undoubted); an examination of peautial Fans Prices oe ow sit Wo have just received a ver: Cholce assortment Bridal Fane Party Fans, Moarning Fan pearl, she! y shee ebony, ivory, silver and gilt sticks, wit Pabe without feather tops. ear, beetles, pl pista, ieee painted, White satin Fa carved sticks, Bleganiy carved ebony Fans, rea birt Spectaities in Peart Fans and beaded and embroldered Fats. {wonsia : ries in all styles, at exceedingly low prices, Embroide: Entirely new cesny in AP. ION! CHAIR STRIPEs, ey lee 723 SLIPPER Cases, CORNER PIECE! rer ac, Worsted and Floss tor filing in, all red Attention is directed to our unique eee traordinary reductions of LADIES? AND pi ay sU HOM . ERS AND GENTS’ HAN CHIR! FANCY JEWELUY, SHELL COMBS, era AP oar TIDIES, &c., ae NUMEROUS oon ee WILL BE FOUND THROUGHOUT RE ESTABLISHMEN®, cece, L 0000 A g «£ c cL oO v AA Kk OK ass, c L oO QoQ AA K K 8 & e L 9 O BAAA KK a c L 0 Oa AK K c cb o OA AK EK 8 H owe LLLLL 0000 & AK K sssss Enormous reductionst Enormons reductions! Our $7 Kngitsh Walking Jackets reduced to $4 5) Our $Ul English Walking Jackets reduced to $7. Our $14 0 cugtish Watking Jackots reduced to $8. Our $18 English Walking Jackets reduced to $12. and the balance of our stock tn proportion. Great reduetion tn DRESS GOODs, on . FELT SKIRTS FINE MILLINERY GOODs, RE. \CES AND GIMP S, &C,," ON TUESD NBER 16, WE WILL O ERM A AY Sate eT vs ATooR ADDITION 1 URE T OUR TENPO! ‘ORI NO. ee ae "emt ars 87, 280 ona HB Eighth Fe eolbdohnchry Lo For Other Ory flee. Bintesath Page: