The New York Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1875, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 14,293. NEW DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS —ELevewen Pace—First, second, third, fifth and sixth columns. STROLOGY- Fount Pace— ith column. SAUL SEASON Tanta Phew Third column. BILIARDS Foc Pace—Pifth column. BOARDERS WANTED—Fovurgentn Pack—First, second, spied. pars Pn ~ res and THIRTEENTH ‘AGE—Thit fourth ans h col BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Founteexta Pace— Finh ¢ Boots AND SHOES—texra Paox—Third columD, and BROOKLAN BOAR Kb Tiueresetn Pacx—Fith column, BRO BAL DO STATE FOR SALE—SzcoND Pack — gh umn, and THIRTERNTH Pace—First column, BUSINESS OPFORTUNITIES—sevexti Pack. Leoecepict = "NOTICHS-ism Pace—Fifth and TE FOR SALE—Sxcoxp Page—First a Seana, and THIRTEENTH PAGE, first col- ESMEN—Firterstn Pacr—Fifth col- cu AND face aga —tiath column, Pred Textn P. colui CHMEN AND GARDENERS —Firrumwrn Pagr—Fitth and Sixth columns, and Tuimreent Pace—BSixth col- ND WOOD—Texrt Pagr—Third column. COALEAND, STEAMSLTPS—Srooxp PaGe—Sixth col- PARTNERSHIPS Seventh Pace. COUNTRY BOARD—Tuteteentat Pace—Fith column. DANCING ACADEMIES Treat Pace—Fourth column, BEY AOoDEL Textu PaGr—Third column. Y GOODS—Finst Pace—Second, third, fourth, fifth and hed Sian ede Pacx—First, second, third, fourth an column: DWELLING: HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- beet pene Pace—First, second and third ‘Tuintexntu Pack—First column. EDROPEAN STRAMSHIPS Secon Pace—Fifth and ixth columns. ANGE —Txxtu Pace—Third column. RSIONS--Seconp Pacy—Sixth column, FINANCIA FO OR SthEP Pp Fi sh and fifth col 4 Fourta Pace—Fourth an colum) FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO O LET — Skconp Pace—Third, fourth and fifth columns, and Sr paid Pacr—First an eee columns. E—SixteentH Pack—Fitth and sixth columns. FRENCIE ADVERTISE MENTSoT Lareenen Pace—Sixth colt HELP WAS column, and Taunre: sixth RVENTH PAGE. IXTEENTH PAGe—Sixth column. TED—FEMALES—Firteenta Pace—Fourth a PagR—Sixth column, HELP WANTED—MALI spp (eh 4 Speers col- ‘ AGe—-Sixth column HoRsie OR RENTS LC. Fount Pack—Second, third OTE! purth columns. * Spit cotgmn. RTKENTH PAG! colum HOUSES, 7 ROOMS, AC. WAI ANTEDTunnin Paor—Sixth sin HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND, BER. L ESTATE'FOR SALE—Sxcoxp Page— RE SEASON—Tentn Pace—Fifth column. AND FOUND—Fovnru Pacx—First column, TRERY=-Fovnrn Pack Fifth column ARBLE MANTELS—Srxteentut Pacy Sixth column, AL—Texta Pacr—Fifth column, ILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-Stermmern Page aR Sixth columi ISCHLLANEOUS—Textm Page—Third column. MUSICAL—Fountu Pace—Sixth column. NEW PUBLICATIONS —Nintit Pacx—Sixth column. PERSONAL—Finst Pace—First column. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.—Tenta PaGe—Sixth col- POLITIGAL—Exaventu Paox—Sixth column. PROPOSALS—Textu Pacr—Fourth col PROFESSIONAL, SITUATIONS WANTED--PEMALES— Furraxarn, jrage—Fourth column, and ‘THIRTEENTH w—Sixth colu PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RERT—Sxconp Pace—Second, third and fourth col- uns, and THIRTEENTH PaGe—First column. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—Seconp Pacr—Fourth column, and TarerkeNtH PaGe—First column. REAL L ESTA E WANTED—Sxconp Pace—Fourth and fifth RELIGIOUS. NOTICES—Finst Pace—First and second column: RESTAURANTS—Tenta Pace—Third column, BW ARDS—Fourts Page —First column. GALES AT AUCTION—Founrexwrs, Pace—Sixth column, Pacx—Fourth column. NTH, SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES—Prreeexra Pack— First, second third columns, and TuimTeENTH Fifth and sixth columns. nrvations WANTED—MALES—Firreenta Pace— aoe and Ofth columns, and Trierexnta Pace— ixth column. SPECIAL NOTICES—Fourtn Pace—First and second col- mu ‘G—DOGS, BIRDS, &C.—Fourtu Pace—Second RAGE tern Pace—Fifth column, THE | TRADES—Furranxri Sixth column and vanuteett Pace Bib cohen THE TUR Potent Page Second column. TO LED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES THinn Pacr—First column, and TinreENTH PaGe—First column, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE—Sxcoxp Page sixth column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTME LET— Tuump, Fage—Fifth column, and Taecae Pace cond and third columns. WANTED 10 PURCHASE Text Pace—Third column, WATCHES, “JEWELRY, &C.—Founta Pacy — Fifth colum’ WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR D LET—Sxconp Pace—First column. WHITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET— Pacr—First column, vaciits: STEAMBOATS, &C.—Twetrra Pacr—Sixth eol- PERSONAL. B. M—GOD BLESS YOU FOR THE COMFORT + your two letters brought me; will try and arrunge jt to come ; write. ALB. one NUTT—104-27, A™ IE—SEND YOUR ADDRESS TO H. H., BOX 120 Herald office. LL 18 WELL.—CANNOT TO-DAY. DO NOT, LEAVE till I see your book. M—CAN'T PARS TO-DAY WILL SEE you r ‘T0- LONDE HATR.—TO-MORROW, IF Pate OR TUES. ; good news for us. NUMBER FOUR, si iainicabetrinhcies em O ENN #517!) 28 4 HARLES SHREVE WILL PLEASE CALL AT XO, 4 Bowling Green, upper floor. NHINK—SHALL EXPECT TO SEE YOU MOMDAY. Write me what time ; wait for me. {OR ADOPTION—A LITTLE BOY, ONE MONTH OLD. Inquire at 220 Cole street, Jorsey' City. Pe ADOPTION—A LOVELY BO’ GOOD REI ence required, Call on or address ‘Mrs. DARANN, at the new Lying-in Institution, 255 West Forty-first street. OURTH AVENUE CAR, SATURDAY, 1:30 P. M.— Lady getting off at Astor place lease Address, describ- Jug incident, gentleman sitting apposite RODNEY LANGVILLE, Bennett Building. ¥ HENRY BROST, OF GENEVA, SWITZERLAND, who came to this country about twenty years ago, or any: pre knowing ls whereaboute, will communicate with roadway, New York, or with Swiss Con: mal, at Net York: he will hear of something of the highest Importance and sdvantage to lim. NFORMATION WANTED—BY MARGARET HAYES, of Kate Pratt, from Durrane, county Cork, Ireland. a calling at 340 East Thirty-sixth street it will be great; her advantage. NFORMATION O'Donoghue, painte Fifth avenue O'DONOGHUE, WANTED—OF CORNELA'"S FA by hie father, CORNELIUS, oh Brooklyn, ‘or address Wy brother, JOHN J. E, 122 Franklin street, New York. JoEAAS, PARTICULARLY TO SER YOU; mutual friend is here; we mast see you. = LIBB: i, ONG BRANOHBE AT THE WEST SIDE, HOTEL Tuesday, at 7 R, JOUSETT WILL PLEASE OALL AT MY OFFICE tt once and oblige JACOB DUX. ALTIE COFFIN (META WILKINS), ALIAS BATZ, formerly of 90 Fourth avenue, will call again at the Ady., 43 Chatham street. KING, FORMERLY OF WEST FORTY-THIRD street—Send present address to JAMES BRADSHAW, Herald office. | coogi HAVE RETURNED. MEET ME $f HILADELPHIA | BOYS, RUEUMATISM, WEST Coney, Island: Mrs, Marr has moved west side, ‘Address box 119 eratd Uptown Branch office. T° JAMES DORLAN-YOUR BROTHER HAS BEEN very sick and cannot start for Albany, (THE PERSON WHO LEET A BABY AT FOUNDLING Asylum on 17th or 18th of September, 1872, with Mathews" on flannel skirt, will hoar something to their ad- vantage by addressing Mrs. SIMMONS, nurse, Herald Up- town Branch office. Wwutso JOSEPHINE JONES, FORMERLY OF NO. 3 gton square, pleass send her address to Mrs, JONES, sue SHlorald Uptown Branch office, ILL LADY PROM THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, Wi0 was disappointed in meeting the gentleman in Central Park afow weeks ayo, address STEWART, Herald: Uptown Branch office t _ fut 10 _Nomie Ik SQUARE, PARTRIDGE, Reqs will speak on er spirhualism” Sunday "as Thy o'clock, Conforence mt 29g FM All invited. 1AN TEMPERANCE UNION, ROBINSON street, near Broadway.—Sunday, Octo Bowdish will speak from Ha. good music; all are weleome. ry. B. B, DYER, Prosident. bakkuk, ti, 1 L. ©. Coin, ANTHON “MEMORIAL CHUROH, roury Franti street, west of Sixth avenne,—Services wt 1046 A. and 734 P.M. Subject of morning sermon, saitorietions of Ohara evening, first of series on “Life and Charac- ter of the Patriarch Jacob.” The rector, Rev. BR. Newton, will proach. tHE TRUE FOU XDATION,” Professor Loutrel, 1 Hide fourth street and Third ayenue, 7:4 f nesday evenings, at 8, Thirty-third street ond ixth avenue. CHURCH, CORNER BEDFORD 1, —Hireaghing Sunday, 10th in 40 VP. M., by Rev. Mr, Barrett, late of ERBAN BAPTIS' )_ and Downing str 30 A, M. and 7330 Brows TABERNACLE. . REV. T. DeWITT TALMAGR é ill preach to-morrow "a a nC Mibo3D, © termon to usiness ine phiee “A NEW cunt’) Fou THE FINAN countRY LAL WOES OF THE __ RELIGIOUS Ne NOTICES. ATHOLIG cig APOSTOLIO | CHUROH. SLX SIXTEENTH Sixth and Seventh Sermon ai the hee erthe Instant Coming of Our Lord.” Sun- lay, 7! URGE OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Madisor second street. avennes.—Divine between Lexington and ‘Thi Flagg. ning and evening by the rector, Rev. Dr. wool at 2:30 P.M. HURCH OF THE MESSIAH, CORNER THIRTY: fourth street and Park aven R. Alger will Wat IEAM. Subject seoThe iscuses Men make’ to 1." Sabbath school at P. M. (CALVARY, BAPTIST CHURCH, | TWENTY THIRD street, between Fifth and Sixth ‘avenues.—Rev. R. MacArthur, pastor, will preach Sanday morning and eve: ing. Strangers are cordially invited. Oat OF ALL SOULS, CORNER FOURTH AVE- hue and Twentieth street. ia banday October 29, the ev. Dr. Bellows will preach Beaer Bate ous th on. im, tha building adjoining tho chureh on Fourth avenue. All sats tree in the evening. HURCH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE, corner Forty-filth street, Rev. George H. Hepworth. third sermon in course on “Corner Stones ject, “Christ's Claims Concerning Himself.” ivenine. “Merey and Judgment of God.” Sunday school at 3. Bible class at (CHURCH ov, THE HEAVENLY REST, FIFTIL AVE- above Forty fifth stroet, Rev. Dr. How Services 11 A. M. oly ‘Communion. Tr oo M., sermon by the Rev. Dr. Conrad, YHUCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, FORTY.FIPTH Broadway. —Sundays, at 10, morning prayer: litany and hgh celobeation 4, vespere; daily, 7 ., holy communion, IRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL, CHURCH, MADISON enue and Forty seventh street.—Rex, Wm, T, Sabine, bags Devine services at I A.M. andj 7:45, ia. Nicholson DD. of Phiisdelphine will preach sho RerK, services will be continued during the week ; addresses: by Bishop Cumming and Dr, Mieholson every evening at 7:45 L, NO. 961 SECOND AVENUE.—SER- ati lea. Subject, “The Doctrines of the Greek Church and the Relations Metween tho Oriental and Anglican Churches.” Gc BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST TWENTY-NINTH J ‘street, near Ninth ayenue.—Service October 10, by Rey. J. L, Higbee, at 10:30 A, M. and 7:30 P. M. EW YORK SOCIETY. OF THE NEW JERUSALEM (Swedenborgian).—Services on Sundays. M., at the church, East Thirty-#ifth street, bares aoe toa Lex- lugton avenues. R FORMED EPISCO! PAL Iaigtegt pea riey ete ms Lig preaching at the Chi bia) rest, betweon Sixtl a f-- ‘A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Rev. Georg pis AINT THOMAS’ CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER DY of Fifty-third street.—Morning services at 103 a’clock ; afternoon services at 4 o'clock. The Right Rey. William Henry Odenhelmer, D. D., Bishop of New Jersey, will preach in the morning. T. IGNATIUS’ Be gl FORTIETH STREET, BE- © ‘tween Fifth and Sixth avenues—Rev. Dr. Ewer, rector, Oficlating. Servic te 9, 1044 A. M., 73g P.M. Strangers: cordially invited. Ry MARK’S CHURCH, SECOND retag bh AND rent swyavkservices TL ATM. and M. The rec- tor, eee J. H. Rylance, D.D,, will eauck oth morning and evening, T. ANN’S CHURCH, EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR ree ices every Sunday at P.M, and for deat mutes at THE SPEOTAL L, DESPATOHES, S= Ni AN: mE GENERAL INFORMATION IN MIE EVENING TELEGRAM TOMORROW. IRANCE SPEAKER LYMAN ©. HOWE eee heed for Society of Progressive Spiritualists, 101¢ A. M. 7g P.M, at their ball, 55 West Thirty-third street, ake Broadway. Children's Lyceum mee! 2 Pe M. ABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND AVENUE and Tenth street, Rey. James Boardman Hawthorne, pastor. M., “God's Voice in # Dream ;” 7:45 P. M. “God's Sovereignty. ‘All cordially invited. HE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION OF THE Protestant Episcopal Church, will hold their first regular se aly ett at Zion’ sada Madison, follo Arthur Brook, and her at dhe, Frvure,” by Rev. Geo. Ff subjecis OF interest will also be presented. JOHN P. FAURE, Secretary. . TON CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE, CORNER THIR. ty-elghth st Dr. John N. Galleher, rector. Services at 10:30 P.M. "The Sunday F. Seymour, Al & CO, are offering, on the Fourth evonuo sids.of thele retail store, an Immense variety of first class popular ress Goods, in, printed Delaines, fine quality, only 15c. per yard; caso price bi M4 sateraian Poplinn Gergen, Suitingn, Diagunale, ee. at 2e: par yard par nily 25 percent under regaiar prices. ‘Ail Wool ids, handsome quality, 43 inches wide, only sn per gard. mense stock of higher p: sha ek of Maher priced ps it pare at ee crstenaealy, low prices. They have also largely 1 téplenie jlenished their stock of ‘Mourn! with the. latent poveltics in fresh and destrable goods. Henriotta Gloths, Empress Cloth Bombarines, Serges, Barathoas, Barpoms, is i ‘ Cortauld’s English Crapes, The largest, cheapest and best assorted stock eve offered. Dressinaking under superior management, executed equal im style and finish to the very best Parisian makes. Time required, from one to three days. No disappointment. Mourning Orders, executed in from lx to twelve hours’ notice, Prices very reasonable. They are also offering extraordinary bargains in Blankets, Flannels, Linen: Linen Sheetings, Damask Napkins, Towolings, &e., &e. °A large assortment of Ladies’ and Misses? FELT HATS ‘at 40c, each, upward. An Invoice of real lace COLLARS, BARBES AND FICHUS fully ‘one half fornier prices. Those in pursuit of bar; BROADWAY, FOURTH 4} ‘EB, NINTH AND TENTH, RE CORR, (00, 88, 58° L EERY ¥™ ss ccrR oo8 88 BL E Yy's 8 Cc R R 0 Oo8 8 L E VY 8 Cc RRO O38 8 L E b Sy oC 0 oO 88 88 L EE YY 88 c RRO O 8 8L E b 8 Co RRO O 8 sL E y 8 CHEROOS 888b £ ¥ 8.5 cO RR 00 SS SS LLLEER Y 88 coc, A RRRR Pprr EERE TTITT, $88, c c AA R RP 8 Cc AA R RP P E ? 8 Cc AA R RP PE T 8 oC A A RRRR_ PPPP EEE T 88s Cc AAAA BR RP E T 8 o A AR RP E T 8 C62) ae ae E t 8 cok AR BRP EEEE T 888 @ RETAIL. WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL, WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL. WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL. WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETATL. WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL WHOLESALE S100 RETAIL, WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL ‘ English body Brussels, $1 60 per yard; Tapestry Brussels, $1; B-ply, $1 20; ingrains from 50c, Ofleloths from 40c. English Druggots all siz Agents for English Linoleum. J. W. OROSSLEY, 820 ona dia Broadway, corner Poarl. A. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR CHEAP Dry Goo Goods, o! Fire? Fire! Cheap sale wo ots worth of first class Dry Goods, ly the recent fro ab HNN KOS., & ny arent comer third street, Tho entire stock of splendidly sssorted somestic, end fm- ported Dry Goods will be sold at a tremendous sacrifi regardless of cost, Drone, Goods, Shawls, Blankets, Comfortables, , ke, Hosiery, Ladies’ Snit Watorpi f, Canal and all the goods necessary or the Present’ aud epprocehitig Housekeepers, now is your ‘ This cheap gale will continue until the entire stock te eared out e.all! Come soon! Bo Mark ino addross, pein 461 Eighth avenue, corner fF Ehuripahine eteets to secure the bargains, SHEET. YORK, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1875.—QUADRUPLE DRY GOODS. _DRY_Goop ‘ ¢ 1 on tok BPRS DPD R RUG o 2 Zan oes eee $KKKKERKEKERER® R Ric H H AA R RD D K RRBR Il © HHAH AAAA KRRR| D D RK EX x kRorEiO nw HA AB ORB Bl Qxawarome? & hx™ X Sra roar? R ORI § oh PL £2 Bp | Dee srone $ KkK, EL NEW sT00k. BR RH co H HA AR B&B DDD Z€ *,: 5 MM MM E se 5 oe 8 QKKKKEKEKEEEKEO MMMM E AA RO RE 8 $ MMMM EEE AAA RRR EEEE 888 K MMM ME 5 ke, a oe 8 = BMCR Ek AEB Bees Bayt K M M EEEE A AR 8 EEEE ys — K K 000, (coco, # AO” _8s8s8. K_K oO 0 ¢ H rN 3 directs the attention of his customers EE, ae ae} Hungult SS8S8_ ‘and the public K g $3 a 8 to the magnificent stock of K KO O° c a a 8 K i j u H ‘SSSSS [ LADIES READY MADE CosTUMES | [ LADIES READY MADE CosTUMES | MADE COSTUMES 2222 000 2 200 IMPORTED ROUND HATS J “AND BO BONNETS, Ri ¢ ( 2 o 0 now on exhibition, 2 2° ing in style and elegance anything heretofore of- pg fered a ‘auoquslled in manner of finish and moderation of —— ia MO} DAY, OCTOBER 11, * Elegant silk Costames, elaborately trimmed with striped ‘eat inducements velvets and ostrich trimming, making & | 5 4.5 o¢ iu all departments. NANT BLACK SILK, ofthe well and Magnificent black silk Costumes, got up in the most ef: fective designe and manner of trinimings, coples of some of our im, dressos and made of the best Lyons black silk, $145, $155, $159. favorably known maker a4 follows ood gros grain pu ie : da ‘tue st 25. Handsome heavy 6 Elegant Gros de Lyon, $190; woll worth $L 87. Very elaborate black silk Costumes, trimmed with velvet Gros de Lyon. still heavien v * + | Rich satin Gnish Gros Grak rranted to ar, $2 10, made "of very rlebfLuyons’ silk, $2, B110, B15. Butlins auelity, vere siehy 6S we Colored silk Costumes, in plain, navy blue, brown, myrtle | Extra sublime, $2 90, $22 Nand 3; fally 50. under value, Litt os a > i inna match, in'variety | sestrq inducements will be soffored in DRESS GOODS Beautiful designs in colored cashmere Suits, Invishly trimmed with silk, In plum, navy, blues, seal brows, myrtle fre 1 Barnet, &e., at S40, $33, $35, $8, $40; or will make jee to order at suing pric this week. eavy, PintCeamels ha & adic: All wool Plaids, of the most desirable styles. Knickerbocker Snow Flakes, nt very attractive prices, A large assortment of colored: Cashineres. BLACK 00D. 40 pieces of all wool black Cashmere at 75c. per yard. Heavy and full 44-inch wide O.ashmere, TRIMMED ROUND HATS AND BONNETS Extra fine 48-inch wide, all wool Cashmere, $1 15 per yard, Housekeeping Linen, e of every descviption, at popular prices. Gray camel’s hair cloth Costumes, richly trimmed with black silk velvet and feather bands on basque and overskirt, $39, $45, $19; this is a new and beautiful style. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. We are now offering a superb assortment of ot our own direct importation ; sno 9 very large tock: of our own manufacture, equal ia ‘style and clogance to the finest imported. BINH og Magnitcent ep of FLANNELS. {Table Davtasks and Napkins, fp Ay eyes THE MOSTERY DEPARTMENT Fine French Flowers, Floral D Bridal Wreaths and Bridal Vail all of our-own direct importation, French ret? Hi in all the ne aa and shapes, he very low Do not fail to give ec enien to the following ines of they cannot be purchased at these prices in any other house city. POUR OWN SPECIAL IMPORTATIONS. | 200 pieces colored Ing every fushional jeces colored: gros shades, for cai ‘winter, color a1 $175 ai First clase bin ruitures, + Yiiadine all Who desirable novslts ndings all tho destrable novelties. 4 Children's Hoses in ‘blue, brown and cardinal; striped, 4 a and S edeed L-woot, jerino and Cotton, of every size and quality, f= gs se AT POPULAR PRICES. Ladle LADIES’ CLOTH SACQUES. Ladies’ and Children’s muslin Undirwear cheaper than a y other house. © & POPULAR Hi. C. F. KOCH, PRICES. —_ © Sixth avenue and Twentieth street. in all desiravle | © grein Silks, $1, $1.10, 61 15, $1 20. - Bi 3s, includ- 25 per yard. in ail the new dark Very fine black gros fom ge Silks, m a Superior black Silks, in disferent rakes $17 75, $1 88, $2. DpDD. A NN N Il EEKEEE L L One lot of very elegant Lyons Silks, $2 25 per yard, D D AA NN NIE L L gar ay at D D AA NNNUWE L L OPENING ON MONDAY, 8 BAA ae ay EERE L L A A 2,000 pieces of choice Dress Goods, DD poe A N NNIEE L. L. in all the new bit and colorings, DDDD A + A N NN Il EEEEE LLLL LULL Mohairs, plaid and plain Serges and gh Melanges, ‘ & SON, Taveras Gamers Hair Cloth, 25c., 306, 35e-, Bee., dee, 45c., 0c. per yard. 9 BROADWAY AND EIGHTH STREET, are offering MOURNING GOODS, large and mae ene of the jllowing goods in silk-finish Brilliantines, Cashmeres, Samiso, Empress, cheaper than any Sther retail house Henriettas, Bombazines, &c. in the city and in Bea tif blue black Cashmeres, 80c.. , 95e., $1, ‘many instances below wholesale prices. Very fine Cashmeres, extra wide, $1 108i $1 15, $1 25, BLACK AND COLORED DRESS SILKS. ae Now offering, 6 FATT exagetnnent of Merino Gadorwear, for ladies, gents and 100 pieces Lyons black Gros Grain at $l 20a $1 25 up. 15 pieces very rich Gros Grain mt $2 8, worth $4, in all the best makes and qualities. Ladies’, Salsege" and children's striped Cashmere Stockings; 12 pieces very rich, satin finish, at $3 2, marth $4 75, all wool, merino and cotton Hosiery; iforent shades in ros grain dress Silk at $1 50, worth ‘at the lowest prices. 26 pieces aatin finish Gros Grain, Hoh ‘colors, at $2 = sold everywhere elso at ; Housekeeping and Damestic Goods, % VELVETS. in all the different 100ipleges black silk Velvets, at $2, $2 25, $2 75 to $6 per varieties. Berguins'n a Dlaate Genser and Quilts, Cheapest stock of ins ancl Towels in the city. pn ioe Velvets at $3 75, $3 90, $4 50, $5 to $14 per aarti and all the destrable shades, Til ney fou to examniue thera. Nirquolse, rich shades, at $1 per yard and Now opent ferent styles slp aver sow we, beve on exhibition at 5, § It will rll pay you to make usa vist of examination before me: RICHARD MEARES, comer Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, iy bine, seal brown LACES. 150 pieces Guipure, 254 inches wide, at 59¢., 75e., 85c., ‘ ard Uy . — wala Becher int Applique, in Barbes, Ties, &c., and in pase ard. H FE 000 "NN NEEREEIL 4 gg Teal Valenciennes Laces, 75e. on tho H H ° oO” NN NE pen L dollar. H Tt oO O'’NN NE Ib L ei aren: Yak, 23g inches, from 25¢., 290, 33¢. per N Gat sacle Re Miabevilety, al anc . per rs. oe o 2 eee i ope sean to 50a. per yard. nis Soe eee oe H 0 Oo N NNE ib L MILLINERY AND MILLINERY GOODS. H H® ‘000 N NN ERREE II LULL LLLL aa coco 0000, ‘a it felt Hats, new shades, at $1 an Soe jo ‘« ae" te fo tons Fretich Flowers, Just re & & Cc co °o Bri Patrure our specialty. ‘Bridal Votis from pba) ah Cc oO oO Floral Dress Trimming of real French flo up. ae 6 ee & & Cc oO o FEATHERS. t — & $8 8 care it styl f Wings id Birds, from 41 th to erent styles of Wings, and Hirde fom. 4e. enc keke’ = “cco”. “0000 @ 3:90 snd Plumes tometeh, ; 200 cartons Ostrich Tips every steade 300 cartons Fenther ‘Trimming, in 20 different stylés, from Y6e. per yard to $3 90 per yard ;'75 cartons rich netaral Finmes, exquisitely shaded, ‘from $190 to $0 73 eacl 327 and 329 Sixth avenue, importers of Paris Millinery Baan RIBKONS, English ats. — 100 eae colored Silk, gros grain, 1%{ inch, at 17, and We have he honor to annoanes to the Indies and our | 190. u patrons that we." tust opened @ splendid selection of fall | "100 cartons colored Bik, gros grain, 24 inch, at 20e. and and winter Bonnes. "ound Hats of exquisite style, taste | 25c. up. 100 cartons colored Silk, gros grain, 734 inch, at Sc. yard, 50 cartons colored Silk, very rich, Sige. In same pro) orion. 300 dozen rich brocade’ Ties, all new styles, at S7e., 63e., 85e., O8e. each and upward. and finish. Elegant Mouwuing Bonnets. Children’s Round Hats, aah from $3 SOtto $6. Jendid assortm: trimmed Folt itacs aster $8 cs) fais. DMB a i REDUCTION. “ apes: Fad odie ‘en wn lnc, CHOICE NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS. 500 dozen rich pearl, ivory, el bony, my, &c., Fans, in lace, painted satin and marabout,” from 10 $25 eneh; a find stock of French, English and Vienna Jew unequaled in a! tare coin echt en ged oc a er eS Kol one: jeweller's prices; the Joan’ of Arc Neate it dad Necklace ‘to match in 18 styles. in all the new drab, green, prunt ‘Te. price ‘The finest goods mad TRIMMINGS. Ostrich Tips, Fancy Feathers, worsted orgy ies, from: ae. Fancy Wings, in alishades. row ‘Chen id silk Fringes at all $ — moss Hnadings; Titan and iilitery pres Ribbons. Sash Ribbons, 5,000 dozen fine sill webce nent ie fn wagons aan bone and nickel But- Soft Silk Sashes, icy Sashes. ‘Linch Gros Grain, all silk, 80e., in all colors. S.inch Gros Grain, it aie! 90¢.; in all colors, Boones Ribbons in all the ‘new colors, Soft Silks for bonnet trimmings. KID GLOVES. 500 doven, all choice dark shades, ta the well known “Addie Every pair warranted. , uttons, from Oe. —_ ed, Also in all the choice opera shades. Velvets ‘All the new colors in the “Pennot” Paris iid, in all the new shades, be ar seal brown, DDDD. A NN N Ht EEEEE L L ‘cardinal, D D AA NN NILE L L A vy blue, D DAA NN N It E L L myrtle green, D D A A NN N It EEE L L prune. D D AAAAA NNN IE L L DA AN NNILE L L, ek, | DDDD A AN NN Il EEEEE LULL LULL & SON, 759 Broadway, near Kighth street, block below Stewart's, Yak, aro offering Thee large and complete ‘assortments ot the Mado up Lace Goods, we Goods leoveless Jackets,” cheaper than any other retail honse in the city, ‘Lace Capos and in many instances below wholesale prices. ee caret a “ en's Lace 5 , Lace Ruffiings in endless varictio, TA, BURDETTE SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, Embroideries 914 Broadway, Twentioth and Twenty: teat streets, in all kind in the Store! IN STORE! Ladies’ and gentlemen's Senrfe, ipduivent ‘Windsor Ties. sew lot of Windsor Ties, 20¢, Embroidered Lace Ties. Laco Tien in all kinds, 1,000 doren Kid Gloves, $1 08; every pair warranted, 1 and examine our immense stock of Millinery Goods, Groat mene GRAND OFENING 0 of IMPORTED Go Boe ¥ 0 aN READY!! sa Exhibition of something new. the GREAT ALL bEGDKICAL tC sila the largest in the city on retail. after James H. ard, H. O'NEILL & CO., MORNING, NUON AND. 327 and 329 Sixth avenne and Twentieth street. FRAMED iN Stabe WALNU' aN isnt. GILT, T A. BURDETTE SMITH'S PREMIUMS, TO AUBSCIBERS PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 Broadway, Twentieth and eee aut streets, in the ‘store! IN THE ‘STORE suB to the WORLD. OF FASHION, Do not fail to see it. Now on view at 914 Broadway, GRAND OPENING in the store. i en du Bite ONG pets, E UD" READY |! Exhibition of something now. GREAT ALLEGORICAL SAL "PAINTING, ORD & TAYLOR, 255, 287, 250 aiid 261 Grand street, corner of Chrystio, ‘and 83 Forsyth, would imite special attention to théir large and magnif- after James H. Beat cont sti MORNING, ‘NOON. AND. (NAG) “"Ladies’ and Children's Underwonr, FRAMED IN BLACK WALNUT AND" GILT, which hm been selected with the greatest care and with GIVEN AWAY AS special reference to their fall and winter sales, compris- PREMIUMS TO SUBSCRIBERS ing — to the WORLD OF FASHION, Chensziges from 58¢, to $1 30; Drawers, 460. to 0c. Night Lresses, long, $1 05 and up; Night Dresses, short, Te, and up. Bhirts, 90¢, to $8; Corset Covers, 620. to $1 25 Canten Flannel Wear a specialty, ‘Embroidered Flannel Skirts, $2 50 and upward, Pillow ithames, $1 75 to $20 50, Childier1's Chemises, Drawers, Night Dresses, &e., at ex- Do not fail to seo it, Now on view at 914 Brondway, in the store, pees AND CARPETS, New prices. New oods. Ne tremely lo w pi ‘The cheapest and best place in the city to buy Furattare | MerinodJlowks, Carriage Afghans, Children's Leggins in and Carpets is at am all sizes. uptown wareroomns, Corsets. line of ladies’ and misses’ * 512 and bia Higheh avente, rm wt full Corsets from 98e, to er cent cheaper than any bese in the 2 ‘Alt goods shipped and delivered tr Also Mine. Foy's, Mra, Moody's and Thompson's GloverFit- Gall’ nad examine our stoc ting Cora Gompte te serortment of the Merley Corvete. joree' Skirt Supporters, cc U WORD & TAYLOR, Grand ond Chrysti streots and 89 Foran streok Sra and seems an ‘avon botwoon Thirty-fivt and Thirur-alxth stroke DRY GooDs. A : STERN BROTHERS, i SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD STREET. 87 SIXTH 23D STREET. AVENUE. Tie 7 SIXTH AVENUE AND PLAY WILL OPEN AND DIS WILL OPEN AND DISPLAY WILL OPEN AND DISPLAY MONDAY MORNING NINE CASES Nes NINE CASES ‘hiss NINE CASES OF EUROPEAN NOVELTIES, RECEIVED THE PAST WEEK, ae PART OF ELEGANT PASSEMENT! FINEST PARIS FRING a TITAN BRAIDS IN BLACK AND COLORS, SILK AND WORSTED GALLOONS, GILT AND SILVER MIXED FRINGES, PASSEMENTERIES AND BRAIDS, MARABOUT, IN MOHAIR, SILK AND BRAID, NEW WORSTED FRINGES, IN ALL COLORS, TOGETHER FORMING THE MOST EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF NOVELTIES EVER OFFERED, WHICH WE OFFER AT PTIONALLY #(2| 3| 315 |2] | stSlc : I: E § 4 Fy 6 to 2 IN OUR LACE AND EMBRODIERY DEPARTMENTS, j One invoices of * 825 pleces of FINEST FRENCH GUIPURE LACES, in entirely néw and elegant designs, which, having been purchased ‘AT 33 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, will be offered at extraordinary low prices. | | NEW STYLES IN BLACK, WHIT AND ROHU CASHIER. EACES, YTALIAN VALENCIBN) TAG REAL YAK LACES, WITH AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT QE RELY NEW HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INS3s Gace NAINSOOK EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS, SWISS EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS, oy THE. NEWEST PATTERN! NE. NTS A YARD UP' \ posrrivELY 1 THE CLEAD RST EXBLOLDEUtES EVER Tn our [ WHITE GOODS DEPARTMEN’ AN IMMENSE STOCK OF, APPLIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM TIDIES, ALL SHAPES AND SIZES. ANTIQUE TIDIES AND SQUARES, IN ALL QUALITIES. mai UE BbornGe AND INS INSERTION! a ALL WIDTHS So QUALITIES. if id to making up ceca: bist ttt ‘Tidies to fiarch Farniture, at the lowest poorlble prices. i STERN BROTHERS, t ‘ SIXTH, AVENUE TWENTY-THIRD STREET, 2 DISPLAY, ir of 10 secon SIXTH AVENUE, ‘the largest, most complete and best made lime of Elegantly trimmed Bonnets and Round Hats from $5 to {taps AND CHILDREN'S UNDERGARMENTS EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY. . ENTIRELY NEW STYLES, MANY THEIR OWN EX- CLUSIVE MANUFACTURE, WHICH, UPON CRITICAL EXA\ EQUAL TO THE BEST HOME MADE GARMENTS, AT MUCH LOWER PRICES. ‘OUR VAST EXPERIENCE, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE LARGE QUANTITIES WE ARE SELLING, ENA- BLES US TO OFFER THE BEST OF UNDERWEAR GREATLY CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. As LARGE pets ge io oF ADIES MORNING, ROBE: in-valilous aries OF TRIM Ming mM $3. 50 UPWARD. attention is directed, 1G CHILDREN'S SUITS AND GARMENTS, TO WHICH WE PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION. CHILDREN'S WALKING SUITS, GABRIELLE DRESSES, BLOUWES AND KILT SUITS, WALKING COATS AND SACQUES OP MELTON CLOTH, POPLIN AND FLANNEL, I THE Mogr DRS RABLE SHADES OF SEAL BROWN, ARINE AND FRENCH GRAY. IN ALL SIZES, STYLES AND TRIMMINGS, SPECEAL BARGAINS IN. tes rnexcrt pom Over 20 different styles from G1e. ee Sixth avenue and d Twenty-third street, MONDAY MORNING, PARIS NOVELTIES IN Espoo to our immense assortme! _FANOY AND JET GOODS. PATIRELY NEW STYLES OF SILVERED AND JET COLLIER'S JOAN D'ARG BELTS. FILAGREE CHATELAINES, BOUQUET HOLDERS AND PO! RIEMONN ATES, INLAID SHELL GOODS. NEW JET ORNAMENTS. MEDALLIONS AND PINS, BIAACK GARNET EARRINGS: MEDALLIONS, ‘Pins AND ORNAMENTS. COLORED GARNET JEWELRY IN LARGE VARIETY. STYLES OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE AND IMPORTATIONS, bss 4 EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. it ards base “PARIS AND VIENNA = including novelties not heretofore offere In our GLOVE DEPARTMENT me ORVOIIER CEL "BUEBRATED KID GLOVES, In every imaginable color, ill nd LOWEST PRices t ES Bre cies harem. a ie LUPIN'S KID GLOVE! IN TWO, THRE, FOUN AND SEX BUTTONS, A. complete assortment of shades now on hand. STERN BROTHERS, SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD STREET. PRICE FIVE CENTS, DRY GOODS. EEEE H H RRRR It coco H H 8888" E Ss £236 2s E HoHR RHO H HS ‘ E. HOHR RIC ): ae ERE HHHH RRRR IT CG HHHH ° 88888 E H HER RO HoH 8 Fart HE RUS of Hod EEEE H HR RIL coco H H 8888 287 EIGHTH AVENUE, 289 { Betweon Twenty-fourth and Twouty-Ofth streets. ae Se . og oe | u u u sed ct one wen, @ ‘888 8 ak ae 8 888 cuo 888 © IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE OFFER SUITS MADE | UP IN THE SAME STYLE AND OF THE SAME Ma. ; TERIAL AS THOSE “OFFERED IN BROADWAY ESTABLISHMENTS, AT A REDUCTION OF FULL 40 PER CENT. WE ARE “CONTINUALLY RECEIVING NOVELTIES FROM PARIS AND NEW DESIGNS FROM OUR EXTENSIVE WORKROOMS. WE CALL ATTEN. TION THIS WEEK TO THE “La Perdita,” an ei The ‘Titiens." a righ reception dress. Price $250, The “Lady Claro,” a superb walking dress. Price $120. An endless assortment of Suits, at $3 75, $5, $7 50, $10 50, $15, $18, $25, $31, $40 and upward. All our Suits, in good taste, Camel's Hair Suit, silk trimmed, very pretty, $20. LARGE LINE OF CLOAKg AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES. 7 BEST WATERPROOF OAKS, MADE FROM ENG. ; LISH GOODS, CAPE SCOLLOPED AND BOUND WITH FINE BRAID, HOOD LINED WITH SILK, AT $7 50, Felt Skirts at 00e., 75e., 85e., 95e., $1 25 and up to $5. SINCE THE EXTENSIVE ENLARGEMENT OF OUR ESTABLISHMENT WE HAVE MOVED OUR SUIT DE PARTMENT INTO OUR NEW EXTENSION, AND BE- LIEVE OUR SUIT ROOMS TO. TO BE THE PLEASANTES1 IN THE CITY, WE CORDIALLY INVITE EXAMINA | TION, AND TAKE PLEASURE IN EXHIBITING GOODS TO LADIES WHO ARE NOT PREPARED TG PURCHASE. | EC Ee GOODS. D We havo racelny ice NEES BLACK ‘SruKs, which we will ail at prices hat cannot fail fo please, 10 black Cash a e, fror ti Fg oat jack Cashmere, m auction, very wide and «Better qualities Lupit wool very fine Ci ‘7505 $1 and up to 83, all positive bara te reich ge SPECIALTIES IN BLACK ALPACAS. Job lot of Dress Goods at 20c., worth 35c. full, ‘One lot of Camel's Hair nt 1Ge., worth 30c, GREAT INDUCEMENTS 15 1 IN LINENS, |TOWELS, NAP. KINS, TABLE LINEN, ELANNELS, BLANKE DANS, NOTTINGHAM LACES, &e. TS, MUS H A ‘TYTrtrr SSSSS H 8s AA AA ane tees HHHHH OA A a AAAAAA HOA A HA A H HA mar EXTRA QUALITY FELTHATS IN ALL THE NEW OL CLOTH SHADES AND IN ALL Ti THE LEADING 6666 SHAPES, INCLUDING THE 66 66666. “CHESTER,” CONWAY,” “LU- 5 CIA” AND 100 OTHERS, AT. 6666 Bost quality Ameriean Felt Hats, all shapes............ 47 WE ARE RECEIVING THE LATEST, NOVELTIES TS FROM PARIS’ AND LONDON, WHIG ign FELT WE OFFER AT 40 PER CENT CADE! BROADWAY pride riesd FEATHERS. EXTRA SIZb, REAL OSTRICH, SINGLE STEM TIPS IN CARDINAL, BROWN, NAVY {BLUE, MAIZE, PRUNE, ae LIGHT AND DARK GRAY, AND SHADES TO MATCH ANY SAMPLE, AT... seve. +. 50a, AN ENDLESS ASSORT: OF THE VERY FINEST TIPS IMPORTED, AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. GOOD QUALITY SINGLE STEM NATURAL OSTRICH eee BE EE BE aoe al lel & ale: | =z PLUMES, VERY HEAVY FLUES, 14 INCHES LONG, AT 75e- EXTRA QUALITY SINGLE STEM NATURAL OSTRICH PLUMES, VERY HEAVY AND WIDE FLUES, 13 INCHES LONG, AT $1 25. IMP LADIES WISHING TO PURCHASE REALLY FINE BONNETS OR ROUND HATS, MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS AND TRIMMED IN THE MOST POPULAR TASTE, AT A SAVING OF 75 PER CENT ON THE PRICES CHARGED BY MO ‘MODISTES, WILL DO WELL TO EXAMINE OUR LANGE VARIETY ON THE SEC. OND FLOOR, Ww w WII NN N GGGG s8SSSS Ww YY WINN NG as 5 Ww yw WUNN WN 8 WWW W UNN NG 8 WWWWwW UNNNG 88S8SS. WwW WW UNNNG GG 8 yw IN NNG G 8 b Ww IL N NN G@ G 8 8 v v Il N NN GGGG’ sSSS8S © Beautiful < ue Plumes, mixe mixed with cardinal win, Aigrettos, at ae. aie: Re nag atial Birds, with shaded wings and aigrettom, at Richly shaded Bird's Breasts, in all choice colors. at 75, pane Pompon Wings, with long Algrettes, tn Navy viae green, maize, prune, cardinal, light blue and Meee tr bee. Very choice Wings, with carved Plumes and 4 ln vached, in cream, pink, eera, corn, drab ‘and bie, Ab Vory choice Birds, with shaded Wing*!” all colors, at 4a, Fine Peacock Wings, with Pomp? attached, at 15¢, ; VY EEEE TITTT sss % yueEet y ye TT ame, Veeeg BOY YE . VY BE L YY z 888, VY &£E P Ww F a 1 H YY four LULL EEEE T ‘88S ‘Wo caM especial attention to our assortment of BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS, WANUPACTURED ENTIRELY TO OUR ORDER, AND, ‘THEREFORE, OF VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY, THEY ARE THE CHEAPEST GooDs EVER OFFERED IN THIS LINE. Reais A GOOD QUALITY BLACK SILK VELVET at 81 50, SUPERIOR QUALITY and COLOR at $1 75 and $1 85, v rich yes re. oN REVE, fally twer inchea wide, at 3, 88 40, papi seal brown, ey cardinal, bottle LVETS, in all grades, constantly 23+) na aed Extraordinary prices in black and colored VELVETEENS, MILLINERS AND STOREKEEPERS WILL FIND OUR PRICES FAR BELOW THOSE baal DOWNTOWN JOB BERS. Navy blue SILK Vi GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL OUR OTHER DEPARTMENTS, REBE H # RRRR It coo, H H 883." R re oo HoH ge Bn E HO HR RIC ce a aia H Ro RIG fou 6 ERK HHH RRR, I ¢ HHH 888. SER PROC R Bele - HR RIC on HS Kens fom OR cco H OH Ree x EIGHTH AVENUE, | 280 Between Twemy.foneth and Twonty-fifth streets, { For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See Sixteenth Pages 9