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Hk1 c, THE EVENING WORLD . THURSDAY, OCTOBER 50, 1887: J
Hg.V Secretary tar Unlf a Centnry.
)H$f "Ae annual meettnjr of tbo Historical Society of
Eln Vis UnlrerMltrt denomination wa held before the
PM,S$'epalBor' the regular unlvcrsallats' Oonrentlon
1BP" eYItlwCJiurchonhe DlTlne raternltT thla morn
Mr'1 teg. The Becretarj. I)r. Sawyer, of Tufta Col
fr tece, read hlf annual report. The following 0(11
1K eeta vera elected for the ensnlng Tear: I'rcal
HF daat, the Iter. Blchard Eddys vlce-ITosldcnt,
Mbt Otsef Arnold, of Rhode Inland: Secretary, the
MWh ,St. TnoraaaJ. sawyer, D. D., of TuftaCoiIeire,
Pfc-JtaM.; Treaaurer, the Iter. K. Davis; Trustees,
IK, ttie Iter. V. E. Tomllnnon and (larnard rotter.
lBft' After the election, President Eddy called atten
LaamL yoa to the fact that Dr. Sawyer had now acrred aa
Secretary of the Society for nrty-ono years. A
Wt- of thanln waa tendered to Dr. Sawyer.
' r a
K-j 'J Tncobardl'a Victim Wane.
LsbvM: ' Toong John Barrett, who waa shot by the Italian
Hp aVoasobardl, and who haa been horerlng be-
Hr tween life and death In the Chambora
IHr Street Ilospltal, haa grown decidedly worae
ft since Monday, and bat little hopo Is entertained
mfc, 1y Honae-Surgeon Wedeltlnd of his recovery. No
t TuKori except his mother are allowed near him
BC. Md the scarcely erer leaves him.
aaaWf' m m
Ht T The Guard Aayalnat Cholera.
K& i. Health Officer Smith paid a visit thla morning to
HN Hoffman and Swinburne Islands, and to
WWi the detained steamship Britannia. All the
Kk quarantined people wero found In good health.
El Pr Balth reported that all the Britannia's passen-
RP gers were also in good health and that the vessel
K . waa being thoroughly disinfected.
bw;
H Isaae Bell, Jr., Entertained.
PJf,V (incut, to tbx rntKiKO would.)
WM . NarwrORT, R. I., Oct, . Isaao Bell, Jr.,
UWi -United States Minister to the Netherlands, was en-
BKft Jtertalnedat luncheon yesterday by Capt. John
K Watera, of the life-saving Burean.
iSBBK , I I J
K STEPHEN W. DORSEY.
HNkT
Bp A Tlrld Chapter from Ills Experience and
HjjS.'l' " the Valuable Lesson It Contains A Vow
Hnj Tlmelr BBaesllons.
HM.' ft coming political campaign Is alrssdfsn eseltlng
HjB ana Both forces ar. nsrrlng for th. ooosslon and all
KI thai political skill, for.alr.ht and energ r out do Is being
Bg ,dMM. On of th. ablest managers U Henetor Blephen
Hfijik. W. Donor. Tho. who srs scqualnted with tbs Senator
UK& naUMwhata rsmarkabl. man b Is, and thit aaBeore-
BE&' tarr of tho National Republican Committee during tho
BBc Gsxflsldcsmpslgn and aa manager of tho Immtoie Iron
BBcf 'tatsrests ha now has on hand hit abilities hare nerer felled
Ufk nlm. But, nnfortnnatel, hie phnleal srstem mi wy a
Htw law roars amoe and ho becsms a Tlotlm to the wont troa
H&j hlawhieboTeroomes to man or woman. Few men or
HR women orar anffered more than Senator Doreer, and ret
H. be la to-dar In the nneit poaiible oondltlon. Thla u what
RJ' Itoaarsonthotableoti
Kt t "Dra. BlUs and Johnson, of WaahlogtoD, dlreotvd me
afew rears aao to use lletbaada Wattrfor aerere klilna
w? and bladder alfflonlUaa, and Ita effect waa marrelloue.
fAaK tleonatder the water ot tbe Iletneeda Spring tue beit In
H' , aha world tor kidney and bladder troubles, and 1 bare
K, SMommonded It to many persons stnoe mr reoorerr.
Filfv For all sueti dlaeasee aa I bare named It la worth more
jMf than all tbs prescriptions and all the drnga."
Kj? Bat Senator Doner's upenenos In tbe ua ol Betheada
BPjf Is not a solitary one, Mrery leading phjaiolan In Amer-
Kf . lea ordersltsnso when patients are attacked br kidney
Kt ' aCeotions. Dr. Buss knew lu great valne and ad-
Klt , Bslalstared it to President Oarrleld daring that
KA hot summer whan tba life of the Kiecntlrs hang by
JEr a thread. N man, woman or child ever faith-
fall used Betheada, oren for minor complaint!,
H& arfthout reoelTtng beneflt within ttrenty-finr honra. It
af Is a bsrorage for tbe borne, and tba health of all I amlllea
Bfj& .where It la regularly need Invariably Improres. Inaa-
Blkf aiaob as all reputable dealen handle Betheada, and as It
Is baoomlng so popular,lt Is not surprising that a maraed
M deoreaeeln kidney and bladder complaints baa been no-
Bn) Hoed by tne rarloni Boards of Tlealtb, and the
Bfl ittupoitlon of delleata mothen and pnnr chlldnn In anr
Hi, commnnlty la Invariably leaaened where Betheeda la
Bf fraolyand eonstantl need, bach Is Nature's remedy,
Hk " para, palatable and yet powerful a godsend to, Senator
Bffjr. Dorter, a boon to phyalclant sad a bleaalng to all who
Wife, nee It.
Vv DRESS GOODS.
B "JAMES McOREERY & CO.
W Have added to their largo
R stock of Dress Goods several
HI -lines of distinct Novelties :
mkf' Bengalino Faconneo and
Bf. Qaadrillee In entirely new
WR shades. " Bedford Cord "
B; and ' Georgette Suiting" in
ma- a lull line ot plain colors.
B Attention is called to a
K limited number of Imported
fif Braided Robes and Jacket
Kp, patterns at greatly reduced
mi prices.
mk Broadway and 11th St.
i:IiBE
gsnC
mm . Importer of
l; FINE FRENCH MILLINERY.
K' New York, 56 & 68 West 14th St.
K' . ' Brooklyn, 269 & 271 Fulton St.
k' Paris, 26 Bne d'Enghien.
Eg WE DEQ TO DIRPCT HPI'.CIAI, ATT1IN-
MS, , TION TO HOJIK EXUBLI.ENT 1IAUUAI.NM
H WE HHAIX OFFER. TO-IIOUUOW A.NU
T$ . DUUINQ THE WEEK.
mg EMM.ANT TUIM.MIil) HATH AM) HON-
K NETS IN TnK JKIHT IHICO.IIINH MHAl'JW,
MS HADR OF IIUST fllATEUIAI, ONL.Y, IN
4 VAHOINATINU COLORS AND CO.IIUINA.
KLr TIONM, WII.I, UE OFFERED AT PRICE
gj KANUINQ PRO.M X8.00 TO 8IO.60-NUCII
tffv ' " 300DSAH IN FOIUIER YEARHWK NEVER
Mfe DKEABILD OF OPFKUINO I'OR MtHH
Mr' THAN 33 PER CENT. ABOVE WHAT WE
$ MARK TIIIUI AT N O V.
MM WE OFFER A HTYI.IKHI.Y TRI9IAIBD
PP- FELT TUJCDAN, ALSO TUI.1IAIED OP II EST
lEfi MATERIA LM, AT 83.00.
K BONNKTrt AT 80.00 AND 87.50.
mW IN CUILDRBN'H TRimaiBD HATH, noYtt
Btef HATH AND CAPet WE OFFEIt THE I1EST
BEL TAL.DB TO DB FOUND IN THE CITY.
HP OUR HTYI.BH AND HUAPES ARE THE
a&v l "lEADEKK.''
K in mmiiaiaiED ooodh we offer
MM,; VERYTIIINfl THAT flIAY HE ABKEO
maPr FOR AT LOWEMT PRICE8. FELT IIATrl
mjk, ANI IiONNETH of excellent quality
mWfifr , IN GREAT QDANTITiEH,
Hf- WE CONTINUE OUR HALE OP
I- '75c.
mWUkii- ' rATS AND BONNETS HEDUOED FROM
HVK ' 91.10 AND 1.48.
gt THEY IIAYat BEEN I9IMENHBLY QUICK
Rit; 'IN HELLINO. AND XADIBH DKHIRINQ TO
WSfrit- ONE OR TWO OP TIIEHK UAIU
P- MAINS HAD BETTER CALL EARLY.
WMi RESPECTFULLY,
Immm
CALLAHAN & MORRISSY
48 W. 14th and 47 and 49 W. 13th,
Near Sixth Avonuo.
AM UHUAL, FRIDAY IIAIMIAIN DAY.
TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), OCT. 21, WILL
BE FOUND ON OUR I OUNTBRH NEW MHA.
HONAHLB AND DBSIRAIILB tlOIIDH AT
PRICES THAT CIIALLKNOi: ALL toil.
PETITION. FOR AHHORT.III'.NT AND VA
RIBTY OUR HTOC118 ARE UNAPPROACII
A11I.E. I1ELOW WIS QU)TE PRICEH OF
HEVERAL LINHH HlNtJLED OUT As BAR.
MAINS. NOT A TITIIK OF THEM ALL,
HOWBVBR. HUNDREDM OF OTIIERH
WHEN YOU CALL.
Ladles all-wool Tailor Made Jacket., SI. 55.
Ladle.' aU.wool Tailor-Made Newrnarketa, 5.9J.
Ladlea' all-wool Tailor Made Itaslans, 5.t.
Iidle.'Heal Pln.h JatkeU,10.3.
Ladlea' Seal I'lu.h Wrap. $10.95.
Ladlea' Seal Plu.h Hacquea, 15.DS.
Ladle.' all-wool Rnlta, 0.49, (7 03. S.M.
Ladles all-wool Jeraer., 4o 79c, OSo.
All-wool Baronr and Dearer Shawls, 1.M, J3.M,
3..9.
Wool Serge Suitlniri, fall line ot new aolors, HX. rard,
doable width.
2-lnch all-wool IIlr lines, Flalda, Oheoks and
Camera. Heir Snltlnga, 2So. rard.
Double-width Twilled Homeepon Bnltlngs, new do
minated oolore, 20a. jard.
.3-Inch rich Importod all-wool Amrnrs Wide Wale and
Daaket Snltlnga, all hew oolors, lOo. rard.
211-Inch beat English Oorduroja, In all colors, EOs, and
65o. yard,
Lrona tancj eheck and striped noreltr SUkTlnahes and
Velreta, In all colore and combination., st 29o. rard.
19-Inch eitra Qoallty, all-stlk Plnsb, marlilelied, In all
colore , 05o. yard.
22-Inch extra quality black Dress Bilks, 89c. yard.
32-lnch rich Faille Franoalae, In all new shades, L1S
yard,
ALSO Dltr.HS LENnTHS AND REMNANT)
OF ALL KINDS OF DRICSHOOOIIS, HILKH,
PLUSHES AND VELVETS AT HALF COST.
F. A 0. and 0. A S. lied Twilled Flannel 29c. rard.
Canton Flannels Bo., Co., 7c, 8c, Oc, 10o llfto.
and 15c.
10-4 Eitra Ilearr Bleached Sheeting, UMc rard.
Also remnants ot PUlnw-Caae and Shirting Mnallcs.
Ilemnants ot Table Damaak and Flannels, soiled
Blankets and Had Comforters will bo offered to-morrow
(Frldar)athalfTalue.
Ladles' All-Wool Hose, all deslrabla oolors, 33a, per
pair.
Ladlea' and Oenta' Medicated. Flannel Underwear,
broken lots, cloalng ont to-morrow at lets than coat.
Oenta' white all pure lamb's wool Shirts sod Drawers,
K8c; worth 1. 76.
Also Ornaments, Olmp and Fringes and all Odds and
Ends, In our hoalerr, ooraet, mualln, nnderwear depart
ments, will be dlaplared to-morrow on Centra Counters
and closed out regardleaa of ooat.
Clark's Spool Cotton, to.
Mllward's Needles, 4s.
ANOTHER OIIKAT nARGAIN KALE OF
IIUTTONM TO-MORROW AT So. PER
DOZEN.
OVERCOATS.
Low Prices Mean Nothing if the Goods
are Trashy.
We Garry Only the Best Make.
Wo Guarantee Our Quality.
We Cannot be Undersold.
Oar Great Reputation as tho Lowest
Priced IIouso for
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
IS BUTFIOIENT TO aUAItANTKE YOU THAT IT
WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK AT OUB
NEW DErAIlTMKNT.
BILK-FACED AND ALL-WOOL, FALL AND WHI
TISH WEIGHTS, CO. $7.23, 97.60, 89, 810.60.
ALL OF Al MAKE, FINISH AND DURABILITY,
OUR BETTER ORADE8,
JA. tpAO.mV, tpiliWe, ?lla tpAUsVU AlHf
UPWARD, INCLUDE THE OKLEI1BATED
MAKES OF ENOLISU OOODS.
This bolnft one department In many, we can
honestly sell closer than our competitors.
383 Broadway, WI1nST.,
123 Fulton SL,B,tw-nJnt"dWm-
NOTE OUR ONLxT BROADWAY STORE
IB AT WHITE bT.
REAti KSTATK.
At Auction.
L. J. & I. PHILLIPS
baa; to announce taut by order ot
MR. W. H. DE FOREST
they will oiler ut unction, an
TUESDAY, OCT. 25, 1887,
at 18 o'clock .11., nt tho Ural Batata Ex.
rliniigr, 00 Liberty at.,
the remalndrr urUls Iota on the celebrated
HAilLMGRANGEESTATE
btns tho former hometed of Alexander HtvmUton and
lMtd by him on tooonnt of lUhevlthfulaMt and high
altitude, UInc 130 fee( abote tide-w iter.
Situate from 140th to 145th St.,
10th and Convent avos.. Ham
ilton Terrace and St.
Nicholas ave.
IT 18 IN THE CENTRE OF GRAND MI.
I'HOVUMKNTS.
The entire 300 lota being reatrloted to prirate dwell
ings, offer adrantagea borer to he bad again on this
laland.
Tbe property la very easy oratress, tbe cable
road pua.lns on lOtb Ave. an the l4Sth tt.
Ntallon oftlie KleTated Rulltrny being within
300 yarda distant.
Jtlnpa and Inlormntlon nt the Aurtlonrera'
olllcc, L. J. iV I. l'llII.LU'S, 141) Broadway,
corner of Liberty M.
HANKING AND FIXAXCIAIa
JSOO Per Mi.
TooompetADt UtutnaM If en aocapUu eioltulve city
auancleafcraaUof oar NATIONAL, AJ rO.HATIC
!a (-.ATIMJ SOVKilN(lUH. lUamrnJ by Vu
jri coruumeri. Mixta ..U per rent, la Cri 1IIIU.
Tbj eqaalizsj tho irtMar at. meter Secure a atady
and .ntiAtmU.laratnatlu, tnourlnc perfect cumbtutloa
of the umo and a pure nd rltbful atmoephere.
lOT)nt tba dlaaureaiable httlinr. t'luwlnc and arunktuc
of burner. Ttiuwlylnf frequent denjrer front tire and
Seuaa of broken globM. Oyer 8,000 in aerv.ee. In
oryd by bihaa( Mercantile Corporate and Kipert
Abthorttiot. AtanU cUarln $009 per month. Ad
dresa
the Byfflfttowsss CO-
E. J. DENNM & CO.,
HUCCKMHORH TO
A. T. STEWART & CO.,
mKTAIIA
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FANS, GLOVES,
AND
UMBRELLAS.
1,000
GAUZE AND SATIN
FANS,
PLAIN AND HAND-PAINTED,
from 50c, to $3.00 each ;
FORTY PER CENT. LESS
THAN REGULAR PRICES.
1.000 DOZEN
TINE QUALITY
PARIS-MADE
REAL KID GLOVES,
4 AND 6 BUTTON,
50c. and 75c. Per Pair;
REDUCED FROM $1.25 AND $1.50.
E and 8 Button MOUSQUETAIRE
75c. and $1 Per Pair;
Reduced from $1.25 and $1.75.
A special lot of 26-inch
LADIES'
SILK UMBRELLAS,
with handsome Imported
Chased Silver Handles,
at $4.50 each;
good value for $8.00.
Broadway, 4tli Mt 9ih and iOth Sis.
$3,750,000.00
Alreadj paid to more than
1,000 WIDOWS
AND
5,000 ORPHANS
o the deoeased members bj the
1TDAL RESERVE FID
LIFE ASSOCIATION,
Home Office, Potter Building
38 Park Row New York.
Thla Association oontlnuea to furnish
LIFE INSURANCE
AT
ONE-HALF THE USUAL COST.
IT HAS
& 1 ,250,000.00 Cash 8urplus,
82,000,000.00 Assots.
It Is pajliuc in cash mora than
S4.000.00 Per Day
to tbe Widows and Orphans, one death claim balm paid
on an average ot eTerjr day In tbe year.
1U Oath Bnrploa la tncreaalnt at the rata of more than
SI, 000.00 Per Day,
Thta Aaaoctatlon haa alreadj eaved to Ita members br
reduction of pranlumi, at compared with the ratea
etiarjrrl bj tbe monopoly We limjranoe companies,
more than
$14,000,000.00 SAVED.
Farther partloulsrs furnished at Horns Office, 88 Park
Bow, NswTfork.
Board of Director and Council Officers
ol
Mutual Reserve Fond Life Association.
KDWAIIU H, 1IAHPEH, Prraldent, New York Oltjr.
Al.HU'.I) TAYLOU. V'lce.l'realdent, Attornej, Hen
York Cilr.
CIlAltiKS It. MHSr.M, Treaaurer, OaplUlUt, New
YorkUltr.
lion. niCNnY OVHHSTOLZ, President Fifth Na
tional Hank. ei.Maror. M. Ijimla. Mo.
.lOHN J. AUKEft. f'a.t Orani Master A. O. U. W
Albanr. N. Y.
bAVlUKI. A. IIOIIINSON, II. D.. Chairman Ineat
rnent Oommiltee. est New Driahtnn.SUtenleland.N.Y.
WM. II. IIKUWN, Wbuleaala Urusa, Ilaltlmore, Md.
nANTUONY N. 1111ADY. PreaMent MunloW Oaa
Co.. Atbanr. N. Y.
HAMUKLW. WIIAY, Grand Becratar, A. U II.,
FhUad.lnhla. la.
. NkWHLL W. UIX5SS. Ilealdent Vies-President Oreat
Britain. Iindon, Knsland.
JAMK1 W. Il6VKN, M. n., Medical Dlraotor, New
York f Jlt.
.(IKOUliK F. LAWKIE. Wholeaale Drf Oooda, of
Martin. Ituffum A O..., 4Athlteit., New York Oltr?
HtKl)KI!IOT. IIHAMAN. Keorelarr. New York OltJ.
llou. llh.MtY.1 KklNMIINU Ooioplroller (Ute Bu
perlnteudent of Iniurano. htateof Oliio.J
Durfe.in.Oen. Hir W. UUYKR UUNTKR. M. P
F. It. O. P.. K. 0. M. O., M. 1).. Chief Medical L.
reetor for Great llrltaln, London, Knaland.
T1I08. W. JOHNSON, Wh..leale Uti Goods, John
son. rlnlton A To. Ilaltlmore. Md.
WAUHINU KKNNKUY, tvuolesale Dtj Ooods, Tor
onto, Ont.
llon.llKNKY UI.AMn. I.t. Bank SaperinUndent
BUU of New York, Tror, N. Y.
TII08. P. UAJJiWlrl' Wholesale Cotton Qoods,Bald.
win A Ous-le, llalllmore, lid.
Wl. wlWON. Manulaclurer, Toronto, Ont.
UlKDP.UIOKn, PAKKKK, Chairman Death Claim
Committee. Atururr. New YorkUltr.
WILLIAM MILLlIft. Ulrtctor of Aaenoles, New York
liny.
tt I. UIUWIO, Runorlntendent, Krie, Pa.
cUfcUUUK It. McOllthNhY, Adju.er, New York
J.'M. STEVENSON and I). W. T. AM8DEN, Aaalat
ant Keerrtarlit ew York Oltr,
JULIUS l WTkilAI n 0,.f,ri Ntw YorkCitj.
11. U. ULOSS. lnapectur of Aaents.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
TKUBTKE OF TONTINK ItHSEUlVK FUND.
YTlfl those DemoreelU Bewlnr Machines at 110.60
.! are slTlnr Perfect eatiaiactlon. Sare arrenta
1 Jiroflli. Tail and them. V lime. Dem.
Ill 'ireat'e pattern and oitHli, Deinoreat'a F,
JUrJ A B. M. Co., If K..t Hth t N. V. Cilr.
DOAKDKUS WANTED.
CUMBERLAND ST., DM, Braoklra-4 or 6 boarders
wanted gentlemen preferred l two pleasant double
rootnesndoneelii(Uroeai cood plain board i UnastS
to fj7 per week,
LIFE AND SNAP
CHARACTERIZE
LIGHTENSTEINS'
SPECIAL FRIDAY SALES,
AND THE GOODS GO OFF. WITH A RUSH.
TOEQUALLED OFFEKS FOB T0-M0KR0W.
INBAN AND WniTB OOODS.
Ml pleees 4-4 Bleached Bheetlnas (Lonsdale Mills
raaks), 8o. per jard i reinlar price 9o.
134 dos. Dsmaak Tea Napklna,in(ed, with fancy bor
ders, warranted all linen. Die each s regular price, lOo.
FiaNNKI.M AND ni.ANIiKTH.
93 plsoes lUd Bbaksr Flannels, all wool, ita. per jard i
regular price, 39e.
350 Children's Crib Blsnkets.no. I rsgnlar prlco,tl. 60.
DKEttM AND CLOAK TUIMMINGH.
8,000 rarda Fancj Braid Trimming, purs worsted. To.
per yard i worth 18c,
HATH.
ISO dos. Knit W orated Toboggan lists, trimmed with
I worsud pompona, st 93c.
183 dos. Knit Worsted Toboggan Hats, prettily
trtmmed with ribbon bows, 37o.
163 dos. finest quality Felt Hats, silk binding, ito.
LACK!.
Blaok Bpanlah Gulpor Flonnetngs, 40 In. wide, 75o. l
regnlsr pries. 91.3S
Black OhaatUly, 40 In. wide, SSo.i rsgnlar prioe,
81.60.
Normandy VaL Flonnelnga, 401a. wide. Mo. regular
prioe, 08o.
Worsted Flonnolnga, 30 In. wide, 3So. I regular price,
Mo.
Black Beaded Net, 37 In. wide, S3e. I regnlsr price,
P8o.
Ileal Torchon Edging, from lo. to 49s, pet yard.
LACE GOODH.
ilhlldren's Lao. Dollars, 3So, l rsgnlar price, 40o.
rlah Point OollaretUa, 50o. ; regular price. 980.
Hack Bpanlah Bcarfa, 76c. : regular prioe, 81.10.
teal Dncheea. lUndkerehlefi, Voo,( regular prioe,
fJl.fcO.
Imported Baffling at 9c. per yard.
iiosimiY.
HJO dos. Ladles' full.faahloned ribbed Merino Hoss,
13340. l regular price. 39o.
370 dos. Ladhs' fln. Cashmere Hose, full regular,
In blaok and aaaorted colore, 25o. regular prioe, Cue,
II NDKEItGIIIKFM.
White 11. -B. Ilandkerehlefs, 4o. I regalar prioe, To.
Colored 11. -fl. llandkerchiefa, 4o. i regular price. Bo,
Qenta' Oolored II.-B. Uandkerehlefs, 8e,i regular
prioe. ISo.
5.000 VOX. OENTB' PONORK BILK UANDKER.
CII1F8, SSo.i UKOULAH PHIOK. 46o,
KIDUONS.
3,000 pieces No. 18 Millinery Ribbon, all new and de
slrsble ahadea, at 19o. per yard retailed alaewhera al
OOo. per yard.
JEIlHRYH.
Another lot of 160 doc. checked Jerseys, with ooat
back, asm. ss sold last Friday, st 35o. i regular prioe, 91.
COUttUTf.
100 dos. French Woren Corsets, at OOo. t regular priest
9U DNDBUWBAH.
A splendid lot of Mnslln Drawers, elegantly embroid
ered ruflles, at 83o, A small lot. slightly soiled, at your
own prioe.
STILL LEADING N TIHtEAD.
Clark's O. N.T.Cotton) .a. 1,171, -nrfr . A.
w55lm'anK,ld "SRVlPcftl
JEWBLUY.
Ilandreds of Gems of the goldamith'a art. Inelegant
designs, worth from GOo. to 81, bare been placed on oof
19-Oent Bsrgsln Counter In the Jewelry Department,
GENTS' FOKNISIIINGS.
Oenta' fine Caebraer. Half Ilose, with Double Heel and
Toe, 16o. ! worth 26o.
Cents' Fancy Balbriggan Half Hose, Full Regular
Hade. 13340. 1 usual price, 35o. aur
Remember ! The special prices are fixed
FOR FRIDAY ONLY.
SPREADING OUR WINGS
Our now building on Forsyth street will bo completed In a
fow days, and we will have unsurpassed facilities for the
comfort and accommodation of the public.
Wo are also vastly extending our mall order department,
and now deliver goods free of charge within a radius of I OO
miles. Correspondence solicited.
J. Lichtensfein 3c Sons,
281, 283, 285, 287 Grand Street; 83, 85, 87 Eldridge Street,
SPECIAL iSj.XjiS
CONKLING & CHXVVIS',
23D ST. AND 6TH AVENUE. vi
Tbe most centrally locuted Dry und Fancy Ooods Establishment In this City.
JACKETS.
Satln-llned Kersey Jackets, with overlnld seams, nt $8.40; reduced from
S 18.50. Kngllsh Plush Sacques, at 910.75 and $29.50. These goods cannot be
upllcated for lets than $80 and 340.
BOYS' SUITS.
800 Boys' Suits, broken lots, line all-wool goods, at $4, 84. 00, $5.50.
200 Norfolk Suits, sizes 4 to 14, at rJ'J.OS; worth $3.75.
in TO
Smyrna Mats, GOo., 08s. & 81. 15; vnlue for 08c, $1.86 and 81.50.
BLANKETS.
Ono lot 11-4 extra heavy Blankets, at o31i.lt); worth $4.50.
HOSIERY.
800 doz. lindies' Cashmere Hose In black und colored, 23c.
150 doz. Gents Cashmere Hose, full regular made, 2Uo. : worth 05o.
UNDERWEAR.
170 doz. Chemise and Drawers trimmed with embroidery, 37c; worth 55a
80 Iiudles Knitted Wool Skirts In whlto. red and blue, l)5o.; worth $1,50.
COWKLIWC &. CHIVVIS, 23d St. and 6th Avenue.
1807
B-TV
Qpuprtuait
9;o.
Stoves, Bedding,
FURNITURE,
Refrigerators, Crockery,
CARPETS,
Pictures, Curtains.
Everything for Housekeeping
53 155. 157. I59 l6l l63. l6S
Chatham Street,
193, 195, 197, 199, 201, 203, 205
Park Row,
Bet. City Hall k Chatham Square Elevated
R. R. Stations,
NEW YORK.
Credit or Cash Discount.
Geedt tint tvtryvihtrt. Prict listt mailti
on application.
COWPEBTHWflIT
uANKiNo Ayb"yiNXNci AL." '""
TORTILITA
Gold &Silver Mining Co.
CtpiUl 91,000.000 In 600,000 ihim. buwd on twtUm
vtlutlila miuea, dMlopd. orof en ftndwotktnci 300,000
har prvfnrr. ilivlcUnd ox 2Spr ont. pur an num. uf
which M,000lurr only ftral t Pr, A2 etch, lulou
to salt. Urrt indufnionti nr 'flrrtd u immedUta
purcbaar. Haf a u UoTtrnmaat bouda and Immenaol
mora pivnUblo.
JOSEPH JET. JtEAZL,
1ST Broadway, MswTork.
M Ooocnsa St., Bostsn, Uasa.
BBAIi ESTATE.
01WI0E8. BO MnKIlTY ST.. NRW TORK
S93 FULTON BT., BltOOKLVN.
BATU11DAY. OCT. 32,
GREAT AUCTION SALE,
NEWBURG, N. Y.
TUHSDAY, NOV. I,
at 13 o'clock In th
BROOKLYN UUAL KSTATK KXOIIANQB,
NO. UU3 f UI.TUN HTltUltl'.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE.
1-OMlTIVl? AND I'EUltmrTOUY.
4:0 SUPEKB LOTS,
OPPOSITE PLAZA,
FRONT1NO ON
UNION AND I'UW.A bTUEETS,
NEAR
NINTH ATENUE
and within a atons's throw ol
PROSPECT PARK
and on
nKOHAW MTIUiHT,
nnrwEEN 4th and otii avenues.
UNION AND I'l.A.A WTUIU'.T-.near Sthars.
Fciur of the cholcnst, moat auperb and elesant Lots on
wcstrn sUm. 1 1 I'rvajwct l'atk. Nuthtnie auprlor In
lirotiklyn. Ths moat costly bulldlnsa In th. city ars
within a atoiiA'a throw ol tho property.
DEl.lt V HTHI.ET. noith side, coramenclcs 19)
feet eat of fith aye. Nineteen auuerb Lots.
DEC lit AW kt(;i, Muth aide, oivnraencini 18
fset east of Filth aisnus. Fifteen euperti Lute. Da
craw street la araded, payed, sewered i, baa water and
ass. Lots fenced and planted with ebolcs treea.
Adjacent property finely unpoved.
ALL I1TI.IS CUAIi tNTUKII IIV TUB
TITLE OUARANTEU AND TltUNT CO.
Terms easyi GO per osnt. may remain on bond and
mortcscs for three years at 6 per cent. Intereat.
For mapa and all particulars apply to JURE. JOHN.
80N, J., No. M Liberty st., Nsw York, or No. SJS Fnl.
ton St.. Unwklyn.
MONpAV.NOV. 14,
at 1U o'clock. In the
BROOKLVN I'.KALKH1A1K EXOIIANQB,
UUJ l'Ul1 ON HT.. IlltOOKl.YN,
Oreat adjourned sals.
by order of
Huprems Oourt. In partition.
. OF BAY UIUOB FttOl'KRTY,
jradsr direction of Henry B. Rasqaln, esq., Referee.
Formspssndrartleiilarsof all of the aboy e Vales spnls
B. ALTMAN & GO.,
. 1 8th Street, 19th Street and Sixth Avenue, i
(18th Street Station Elevated RoarU I
DIRECT ATTENTION TO THE ,
GREAT REDUCTIONS
J
IN PRICES OP ,
SMS, FLUSHES Al EM
CHOICE WOOLLEN DRESS NOVELTIES,
at $1.25 and $2.45 per yard-
FORMERLY SOLD FROM $3.00 TO $7.00.
SILK AND PLUSH NOVELTIES,
At $2.65 per yard;
j
FORMERLY SOLD FROM $5.00 $8.00.
COLORED FAILLE FRANCAISE, '
At $1.22 per yard, I
f
!
AND j,
BLACK DRESS SILKS, j
' In staple brands, as follows :
BLACK GROS FAILLE, 1
At 85C, 95c., $1.25., $1.35 per yard.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE AND RHADAMES, !
At 78c, 95c, $1.10, $1.35 per yard,
FAILLE FRANCAISE, j
At 98c, $1.10, $1.19, $1.35 per yard.
ARMURE AND ROYALS,
At $1.10 per yard, '
MOIRE FRANCAISE,
At $1.00, $1.25, $1,35 per yard.
RIBBONS, I
THIS SEASON'S IMPORTATION, AT f
9c., 15c., 20c, 33c. per yard. j
HELP WANTED MALM
fCAA OOMPOSITOllS WANTED-ai9 par waakt
rVI7 4J centaper thoua&nd emi (the adranoa rataa
demanded by TrpraplUcal Union No. 6): altaatJuna
ruaraDtaed lo competent men. Good praamnen alao
wantod at blgbaat ratea, Applj at or addreu Trpothetaa
Kooma, 19 Park Pw. New York.
TTONEST PKDDLKIta-Indufctrtonn men who like to
JLX make cood profit t verjr cbaap ffgoda. Call 405
liroome.
HELP WANTED FKMALE.
W ARPER A sood silk ribbon warper wanted t alao 13
IT .xperlenoed nbbon wearers, willlna U (o In tbs
eountrrt stesd work sll rear an una ssd (nod par. Ad
dress Bilk Manufacturer, r. Q. Button A, New York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PENSIONS PROCURED or no ?r (or soldiers,
JT widows, parents and eblldrsn, 1st. war. Address
Manner A Co., U. S. Claim Attoiaea, WashlnUin,
HOUSES, APARTMENTS & HQQ31B.
Apartments und Itoouis To Let Unlarnlsbcd.
lUet Hide.
OQDBI.. 831) UAST Three fin. rooms tor hoas.
SWO ksepUmrspt. tUi Janitor.
18F1T OARfHTfl, LINOLEUM, RUOS. Ao.i van
XU. sbsay at IU fnlton, cor, IaUU sb, baasmss flaor,
i
rtm'ffmrt(i(!iiitMfM'''ii'i
PINE BALSAM.
This treat remedr Is th. best mt offersd ( or eurlMI ,
concha, oolds, bronchitis, bronchial cstarrn, asthma, as. -,
It cures qnlcklr, Isrery plsaaant to take and cant
anren to children with perfeot ssiotj, rellerss tomedl.
strljrwhonplocoousb, and thoae who are oonaumptlra
willUnd great telle! In uslns It. Price, 08 and W eenu
per bottle. ., . . ,.
DnooiLTW. March ft, jBT.
I. nuamix-DraB Sihi I osnnot reoominend o
Pino Bslsam too hlahlj. I hare been sick for the Uaa
elf bt rears and had a number of dootors. Yonr rin.
Ltalaam, I can bonestlrsajr. benefited me mor. thanaU
of them. I cannot praise the Balsam tnohlhbjj.Yors,
re.peetfullr. Mra. WILLIAM fOlOl44n s.
oleeaTs'sntsjbsTldM.StiariVOo.. g ,
at., NswYort sad Towns AEdar.uTfnltoa St.. Hrooke
Ijn. sud all drutalata. .
SITUATIONS WANTED FETtf rt,K.
iOVERNESS-A Udy, U rer desirous of rjndlnj a, A
l aood ensscement for bsr a'ernssj, whom sh
ci? slronilr reooramencl .as a person ".a?"" I
and cnitlraled mlocL Sb. Is Knallsb bj birth sad
edacatlon, and haaTwld ssosllanT posltCins ta to-
lEea oflifah rsnkln hsrown ooarr nd,,,'Wf 1
and Dresden, oh. Tiss also trsrsUsd .msi th
oontlnenl of Europe. To. subjects aha ?ft1KI I
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