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THEIR WORK DR A WING TO A CLOSE.
ejj-U. THE COMMISSION FOR THE BEVIPION OF
THE EXCIPE LAWS CLOSE ALL PLACES
WHERE L1QVOR IS BOLD AT MIDNIGHT!
Dr Crosby recovered front his O-BBB. suttlclenMy
to attend v-Y-fcrday'- session ol the Cninilsslon lor
,hc Kcvlsliut of the Excise Laws, and (-airman Roi
lins also at-vnded. for the first time this -a.ck. be
Miblr-ct of pcnalti?. was further con?lde-red. Tho
fin. provision adopted was to the effect that any one
selllnK liquor on credit ihoulrt not 1* allowed to bring
snit to recover the amount, nor should any of tho
debtor_ properly be 1,,-lrt bs ?c.urity. This. how
ever, was made to apply only to places when- liquor
ls sold to be drunk ...i thc premises. After BSBM
debate the followln,- section was admited for thc .sale
of liquor without any license whatever: "Whoever
shall sell any strong or spirituous NajB-ara, wines ales
er boer t_ be druult on the pren-ilM*. without having
a license therefor granted under thc provisions of
this act, shall upon conviction thereto! be fined not
lose thea f-lOO nor more Hibd H.OOO, and be lt;ipr|s
oried not less than one month nor more Uah four
months. No peison so convicted shall be granted a
license of any kind for a terni of ?N years after
such conviction.'' The penally for scllinc strong
liquors under a fermented liquor license, and for per?
mitting liquors to be drunk upon the premises, which
were sold under a store-Keeper's license, was fixed the
.ame as for sale without any license, with the ex?
ception that the term of Imprisonment nhould bo
be more than four months, leaving the minimum
length ol Imprisonment entirely In the discretion of
the court.
In regard to the hours for selling liquor, Commis?
sioner Stern said that he wa*, desirous that all di Ink?
ing places should he closed at midnight, hut he thought
that they should be opened early in the mornln,- for
the thousands of workliipnien In this (itv who had
to go to their work exceedingly et-ly in the norning.
He thought !> o'clock was the proper hun: for o-ienlns
in tbe morning. Dr. Crosby was opposed to Oft?ag
these places *o early. II,- lho_f_l 6 .>'(lloek eaily
enough. Commissioner Thomaun o<Tci<;ii a camon)
m_>e, which was unanimously agreed to. lt was that
from September ill oaeh year until March ill of the
following year the hours of closing should be from
12 mldiught until il a. m.: from March _1 until Kep
tetnber tl th* y siould be from ll midnight to ."? a. m.
This having been adopted, 0BBBBslBSlO_e> 'll.oniann
took up the subject ol .pf-lal MeeBBBa foi balla, to
sell after cloain. boura, and foi ail nifiht opening in
certain parts cf the city iicar printing ..Hies, (ernes.
sip. Dr. Crosby said, however, ti,at ba wast n
with at least ati hour's speech, anil as it wa- nea: I;.
1 o'clock, he boped they would not be Chei eons ti?
ered. Accordingly the conteata ob this ami the Bun?
dey question were postponed until n> dav's ies_ion.
Th'i-se two (,u<-tioiis. sjhs-ihI licensee tor Bale during
dosing hours and tlie Sunday'sales, an- practicalh
all that rei ala to be dei*-! mined, and although boin
ai. -.nain to l* hotlv discussed, tl_\ _eiuben
CommissloB exja'-ct to have lae bill rea.'.y (or tba La ?
Com mit i.-e to put lota legal phnasoolop by thc en 1
ol tl-' present wed;. The bill llilist be If-latlHed tl
the Jacgislature on .lannary IO. and as they will t>":
work (lining Chi -mn- week, th>- tttna n-ui-iiiiug fur
their wolli U extoediiigly limited.
A CONFERENCE OF THE C_TDOLIC CLESfiT.
The second of the quarterly conferences of tlie
Roman Catholic clergy of this archdiocese took place
yesterday In the hall attached to St Palilrk's In
Ktltute, No. 27_ MulbeiTv-st. _nkblflhop C,iliwan
presided, and was attended by the Vlear-Oeneral,
Monsignor Preston. " Thc Dogmatic Thesis" was the
title of an Interesting paper iwad by i'aiher Lynch.
of the Church of the Transfiguration. Tho Rev.
Nicholas J, Hugh's, of fit. Mary's Church, lr. ('n-ml
st., spoke on the question of Scripture. Papers were
;.|so l'-ad by tb-- Lev. John Boyle and the K.-v. John
li Miter, nf st. Robb nt Llmas Church 'Ibe Rev.
Nieholas Russo acted a? Moderator, The number of
churches In the district ls forty four, and one or more
prlartB representing em-h (lunch were present.
MA RINE INT ELLI GEN CE.
MINIATURP. ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
Baa rises 7 17 i Sets. AM ! Moon rise 641 | Moon's age. 17
Hl(aH WATER.
A V-Sanrtr Hook AM j (lot. Iiland. Ml i Hell Oats. 10 40
P.J.-.SaE(!j Hooa 8:05 I Got. Island. fc__ Hell Crate. 11,17
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TCV--.AT.
VetetX. From Sailrt. Lint
} a.-. ;.t.LlTerjiool.Dec 6.National
ruy of Atlanta.Batraaa.Dee IS.Ward
(.reece . lam.lon.Pee 8.National
t-tat-ot Pennsylvania .OlaagO- .Pet 1.Slate
Jr ?:tl> VT. DEC. I'l.
I.Vin.Bremen.Dec 1 _.N* Q Llor d
H?ll?enian>t.Antwerp.Dec. 8.Ked Mitr
Chateau I?rile.HU,re,.-snll -Dec 7.Bordeaux
HAH lt;,Al, li-.c. Sf
Oltie. I ??? Dee ll .-White Star
Ohio .LlTerpool .Dee 13.Inman
Taormina . Han i-t 7 .1'aiT
Iv, I Baip-fM. Il-v:? ... Dec 1.V...1-".erich Trana
OUTGOING STEAMERS
.o_?vr.
Vea?el
Tn fi. Line. Fer Malia c'.oas sails.
KU: Btat ,.:n?irow. 8 a in
i. letta. Hainh At ira. 7 am
colon,] .10 a ui _<*.,_
Kant ,-? M ii N ,s ... ,-.,-. 1 pm 3 pm
Trm.ii.:!. Quebec, Bermuda. 1 pm 3 pm
r* t ni.vi, i.r.c. 2_.
.itruri.'i. Cunard. I-i . . 4 a rn 7 3(1 a rn
< :\ ' Il ? i??.l. 4 a iii 7.30am
i n -- Au. hi . I am 7 am
, . taw
ii:;. >??!]. a lani . 4 -ll a rn h a .-.:
... 4 am 7:30 a m
, Rarro. 8 no a m 7 a m
. I IsU?da noon
i ll 80am
.ll li ni 1 |B
. 1 pm 3 pm
? SHAT. DEC 34.
M I. V ,na. 1 p m 3 pm
IPPINU VEWS
PORTO! JCEW.VOKk Wi DK1ESDAI. I>! " :r>. 1888
AltltlVEI)
er Ci "i Vf. ir,-..?:-!:. Baraosa 6 dars, with fruit
t > iii- Karat 1 a rn
*' i ,!avs.
v - , , ,1 u , eijall-l A- ( .,. Al ?
? dara w.th mdse and ikih
..i-iia it dav a. vi.tl, i
, Haw. . savannah ii dara, with mdae te it i,
lt
non, vriiti mdse and psss
i
? : i '??;?'?? 82 dan "Hil
I- ? V ,
? ? i I i.v :i. n ,. , ? - vi Barba
.. i ...
eri. Hi lin i ra Bristol 70?ys,
- tu ',!?.. i.v. isel ti. 'I deo lu ei r ,v
i -,,
- - .
I.W, p Ai
8fW .:. i-. .vt du
1-..
1 honvpson, ('eura Xor 14. Maranhatn 2i
t - ?? i. ii..-, no Arrived at the Bar al
lo | III
' i thai lat, r-.iTiii.Tirth 3 lari with
.
' ' I ABED.
ni F \V J Hnrat.
" ' - - Aumin
1
lia . Karabura Knniiar.u
?t - ,
.:. M, ?:.:. rranean i?,r!s
li'
".;, lu tosh, lim.m., iiin! ( ,,i,l, nas
- .:. s i. . ?
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n V'C W 10 I- I -ly,! ?
si, nm | Wi sd?Old De
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1
ll ? erW_at_ro]i . Bora_e Batt.
.:.i.p
st.i,n...s Britannic, t.,i Llrcrpnol; Jersey City, Br.at,,!:
-.;..!!- ( .ii I:
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( ollimti . i m; \V \.ii:,i|..
lin,in' i ii
? ian! and
.
....,!'.,! rt iud .ll, ! All, e
Natal.
i rle
? ? Long I'll BBBaer Hermaa W'In
t?r, for ti
' tl K -,-'i M IBTXEBA
?
.8i-- . natl Imp, Vii . _|aB1 Vllli t?.
Uv ,.!,:? i i
"'"'"; ? '. I*0* ?*, ?-? ? '.,:..,ii .; t - v., Lalrmao
V rtlaU, 1 ' . , 1 -s>
THA" UO\ EMU N P- OF BTXAH
ION PORTS
Kw "--.i. I " .: Kalle-, - Bseter CH Br), 1
...r_.
. Abhott, let
? teem iDt?i), petlei
s-Vurk on I., i way Ki lt,,!!. ' '
i otes bet IB '?.,--.-.: steal ? I Bi '? ? f~,,n
Nert V ' ' ' "
HANI BO. Dei 19 Arnretl, ateamer Itupia (Ceri, Karl-.vva
frtilil -N.w Y,,.-k '
-DAM. Dec 10 Arrived, ateamer I-iiii (Dtch), BakK.-r
trt.ii. Jtt-w-Yoik. _ _____ i.
Am, onnci-iin- ms
HBmmxiaL'i Finn CbocoUtt a, BonbOM, Car
BB-els. <V, a iarue sasnrtnK-ol <-f imported noreltlea and
tea A Bre pound in.f one mixed randies *l no
ll Braadway. 393eth-ave andu Weat Uth-at
?
Db. >avk hi.'- i.r.r.i: ImriooRAToa
ll*-',!! "' I" ?re? Dyspepsia end-.Upatlon. To
lu,,.. Bealta Um
?
kV * W - ..n. __. ?<_ \v
' i.eiii.allt. rn ,|?_ .i isl, and form.
?
iiKNBT A. pAMIBLA M. D,
_^__ __ Hf wist l'-OTH-sT.
_R__S__** '"Nt* *?'ar?.ua Ky stein, (LfiBitn T'ri?sxr -naas
fcj-u-f- and et-ruitjr. Hours I s io lil. 6 to a.^^ ?raw?s.
W. H. HALL'S
SPECIAL
SEALSKIN SALE
STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE
LONDON-DYED ALASKA
M;AI.M-l\ SACQUEfs,
?EALtKll. mWHABUffi
?EALtKIl. COATS,
SEALSKIN JACKETS,
?aEAL*lil - WllAPS,
SEALSKIN CAPS.
SEALSKIN HATS,
SEALSKIN GLOVES,
?ENTS' FVB-LINED OVEKC'OATS,
SEAL PLUSH SACQEES,
FEB CARRIAGE AMI ILEIOHUffl
ROBES.
?tJFFI ANO BOAS ANO EVERY?
THING IN THE Fl K LIIfE THAT IS
?ADE OK CAR BE FOI ND IN THE
CITY.
Retailing at Wholesale Prices.
W M
3
MANUFACTURER.
261 ami -2tt:_ <bI_I:I.\ .VICH ST.
ALASKA SEALSKIN COATS, OHO, $1-3 AND S140 j
WORTH -flt,"., si',.". AND .-1"
ALASKA SEALSKIN JACKETS, .05. ff-90, SOO AMD
BlOO; Wi iii H --?,. 1110 AND HM
AlfASKA SEALSKIN BACQUES, ALL PT-F.S AND
11 notus ?i4o. aloa - i boo- worth *ito,
*105. 0220 AND *-'">0.
M.ASkA SEAL-KIN M WM ARK TTS. 0-88, *2_0.
sc;.". AND OSOO v.,.1:111 .-..-??. riuii. .:tro AND $100
ALASKA SI M.--KIN DOLMANS 1-00, 02-6, *2.0
AM) OSOO; WORTH '. '?'" AND UTI
PLUSH LONDON WALKIN- JACKET-, COAT
AM) BELL SLEEVES 50, 0-0.76, titi.25,
WORTH BIB, -1- 129 TO 127.
PLUSH WRAPS -RIMMED OB DNFRIMMED,
HS 50, -16 75, 118.2! ? -">, WORJ ll 0-2,
SSS, ISO, .iii TO 133.
PLUSH MODJ1 SKA '-. 016.60, -17.5"). 120.78, *_'_-5
?86.76; WORTH 028, 026, 028, 089 TO OS
PLUSH NEWMARKETS, B82.50, 086.7 A 088.-6,
B4A7S OM .'.',. 160.76; WORTH 042.50, 4A6Q, .60, *65
To 178.
PLUSH BACQUES
OTK LEADER, mn Bio BAOQUE,
1 OLLOWINU QUAL
ASK FOR
WORTH ?15,
ITIES:
THI 40-INCH LONO,
THI 40-lNCU LONO,
TH r; AO-INCa LONO,
THU 40 IM ll LONO,
THF. 42 IM il LONO,
42-INCH LONO,
AM) Fer. '. iii.
010.26
16 78
Tin;
I lil. 42-INC ll I ONO,
WORTH ,2i*
WORTH 25
WORTH 27
WORTH OS
WO K1H M
WON HI 4",
WORTH 65
00.-5 . . .
Si 50 ? . ?
ia 75 . . .
OIK CLOTH UARMEH-fl
MUST BE BOLD.
look AT THE PRICES:
CLOSE-J-TTINa NEWMARK1 is, CAPH FRONTS,
PULL BACKS, IN PANI V COLORED -TRIPES, 08.76
Ti, -1.' ; WORTH 015 TO B-6
SIKH',".I. NEWMARKETS, IN ALL THII NEWEST
SHADES OP CLOTH, I LOSE ,' I PTINO BACK. LOOSE
FRONT, BELL BLEEVES, .7 50 JO $10; WORTH 012
IO BIS
OUR LEADER IS A CLOTH NEWMARKET
PLAIN OB FWY STRIP! 5, 06.26, WORTH 110.80.
SPECIALTIES IN CLOTH JACKETS, PLAIN
COLORS, Ii.Ai.s OR BRAIDED, ri.UM.i iniM,,
Bl LL SLEEVES, M-60; WORTH *8.
SEALSKIN CAPS.
SF.A1-.MN CAPS.
_4RI.E Kl 'i ' i ION.
( I T PKIL'E!
616 Di ead ta. 810
*i_ r>, ' Caps re-need io. 8
;. ? i i, ti lu. d to. 7
$'J Ii,- I. Band Caps, . dueed le. 0
AU e ? I -OTB (lits SfB.'l.n
reduced In tin- skbm i ri i ? ii, ri.
i.??nts' Canada ibm shap?< as the
I , fit. B--60 ai.d *J; reduced fi^m 04-50, gil.50
LADIES1 ANT) MISSES' SEALSKIN HATS ANT)
i APS, il ER1 HO, I AND
00, III.Iii. CED TO AND IA
Ft ll 6LOTBS,
r.:i.i^-' sad Gent-1 >? Isl -, Gloves, heretofore slP,
016 ami 012, radueed te 118, -ii and Ol Alee G-Unree
end Gauntlets In beaver, heir .??..! nail autrla tut, at
B2 JO, 08.60, 04.60 and -?"?; formerly so.d M .if..',"
' and 07.50. All b lined -<i*h
ipi, li ly adapted for driving
and Btl prices tully 25 PER < . INT
I OWI ii. than else- ?
.LSKIN MUFFS AT .12, 016 AM) flH;
WORTH . i ? . '? ? IND
iii- '?' li . ', .4.75 AMI OS;
WORTH ? ? ? > A"- ii . -.
BLACK LYN- MUFFS, 03.75, 05, 00.60, 07.10
AND B8.S0; WORTH 05, 00.50, 08, 010 KS\> .1.1
.N .TUB IL LYNX ? I ... 04.00, 05
AM) BO; WORTH .ND -1".
A PULL ASSORTMENT OP BOAS 2, 2 12. .'. TO
812 FAROS LONO, AT 02.25, 02.75 AM) *i
WORTH - ?
CARRIAOI KOBI ? AND flORSE BLANKETS OP
. I DFSI Bl i'l I".N i. -. f HSORTM I NI
IN THE i I li . AT i,ii' .1 Ll REDUC1 ri PRK I S
Fine I-ui i
I Inc Ev i .
i i ii ? .
I ,. ? I i
l ne i ui ?
Up ll
Up I!
.
;, o?;
6 .: i
??ii 70 . ?mill BO
,.Mli 7
,,Mh 8
.". I ? ? nh '?
i sith 1-'
?on!i In
wettfa 15
north 40
\\,.illi 4s
?
?
!
le .'.
25 n,i
id. in
18.00
1 oo
Pure v. .<.
- . . . .
....
, . .
. ii iv Wolf Robei.
? : - V. - |
liol* s .
Prill*
I'iu-h ?.bci.
Genuine B
ta '
GENTS' FUR-LINF.l) I lAl. IN MINK, ROMAN
I \ i. < AN .DA \:. .NI) i HER J i'lis, THE
CLOTH IN TH DIFFERENT LEADING SHADES,
1 ROM 115
I |6 up.
II and ihapa from 70
, ? I ls l.|,
W. H. HALL. Manufacturer.
201 AND - - , i.Kl'l nw II li : m a rORK,
PARK PLA! ii AND MURRA. -,
1 URI E BLOl KS WFaST 1 BO -I BRO .DWAY
ONE BLOCH FROM PARK PLACE STATION ON
ROAD,
ANDONl BLOCK PROM BARCLA1 OR WARREN
M's., ON ? mi: 0TH a\ E.. " L" BOAD,
Open Kff-niiiKs until ft o', lin U. weet ^iilurdiiT Iitrninea
? until I I ai", li,, U.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Horace Waters <& Co.
' '-' '? Kl ! " THI IR 11 ma WAR] BOOMI
'-> 1 II Ul AVE., NI M. 1- , ? ; . OPEN EV! Bf.
INOS UNTIL Jama!.. Ut, i,;,,x
?PBCIAE, MLE or I PR 11_; in
Fl AW. THIS nu ATII.
I
144 BOWERY 144
NF.AR GRAND-ST. ELEVATED STATION.
DIAMONDS!
OD_ SHOW OiBM CONTAIN
TIMM-viMi- Of DIAMOND niXI'S,
THOUSAND- OE DIAMOND LAC K-P1NH,
TnoisAVD* OP PAiltsop DIAMOND EARRINGS,
AND TIIOISAMIS OF flOU. AND SILVER
.V.TCHXOJ,
AND EVERY KIND Of JEWELRY.
THF. LOW PBICBS f/1 BK?li FOR
BATBTUKN-D BVBKT PRICM to A HO VA.FIDE
PURCHASER, HKCAlsK NOW1IIKE (AN THEY
MAI?I Ml M CHOICB SBLRCnOBB,
DAY* MORE AND CHRISTMAS ~'ILL HE HERE,
SO WI. SHALL AVAIL Ol II SELVES OF THE OP
PORTI NITV AND LET TIIK DOODS GOATSCCHA
REDUCTION THAT IT WILL .-ToM!>.l ALL. WK
?.l 11.1. NOT LOOK AT FM.IRES OR VALLE i OIK
BOLB OBJECT IS TO -KIM CK OCR COLOSSAL
?TOCK, NO MATTBB AT WHAT PRICE.
WATCHES.
THESE AUK THE WATCHES WE MAKE A
SPECIALTY Ofl
C il,ITi BILVER HUNTING WATCHES. GENUINE
" IMPORTED MOVEMENT, feTEM-WlNDER ANO
MT. II'.. PULL SIZE. -ff.
Sni.in SILVER HUNTtNO WATTIES, GENUWH
AMI R'CAN MOVEMENT, ELGIN OR WALTHAM.
BTEM-WINDER, 4.10.
C il.ll) COLD HUNTING WATCHES, STEM
l~ WINDER, CM lill AV MOVEMENT. ELGIN OR
WALTHAM < .81 H CHASED AND KNORAVED.
LIM I.KMF.N.S. (.".?.
ILDIES1 SOLID GO__> HUNTING WATCHES.
_ BEAUTIFULLY CHAfsEI) AND ENC. KA V Kl).
BTEM-WINDER, AMERICAN MOVEMENT, Bia
I ADli.s' SOLID GOLD STEM-WINDING WATCHES,
1< BEAUTIPCLL- CHASED AM) ENGRAVED, HO.
DOTI SOUS BILVER HUNT_NG-CA__I 6TF.M
I* WINDING watch i -
\ GENUINE F. HOWARD ?. CO. WATCH. WITH 14
1 .ra I -OLID GOLD ' ARES, I OR B66.
\\'i li'ivr, a WRITTEN OUARANT1 B with EVERr
>> \V \-|-, 11 rm: THREE YEARS; IF NOT AS TwEl'
RESENTED MONET WILL BE REPUNDED.
Solid (Joli. Wedding Kings, 14
and 18 carats.
Garnet-, Turquoise, Seal and
Initial Bingi a specialty.
CASPERFELD & CLEVELAND,
1U BOWE KV 144
NEAR GRAND-ST ELEVATED STATION.
Open EVEN-HOB until ll; SATURDAY, 13 p. n_
Don't Miss
THE
Great Reduction Sale
OF FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE
NOW IN PROGRESS AT
R. J. HORNER & CO.'-*,
61, 63 and 65 West 23d-st.
Hundreds of articles at 20 to 75
1'cr Cent. Reduction from regular
prices?many specially appro?
priate for Holiday (-lifts. Open
cveninjrs until Christinas.
Oas Fixtures, Lamps,
Electroliers.
OWING TO RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN" MANU.
PACTURE, TASTEFUL .'CRNI-IIING8 IN THESE
GOODS, MADE PROM Ol i: EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS,
M _Y BE OBTAIN! D I R _ D'S, _T PRIC1 a WITH.
in THE LIMIT OP ANT PURCHASER CLOCXB,
BRONZES, MANTEL ORNAMENTS, TABLE ANO
EXTENSION LAMPS, FOR HOLIDAY '.;??.
HBOADWAY AND 1 IMRTRENTH-ST.
Nurrr_-?r to Mltrhrll, Vnnc. J. Co.,
Vance Co.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IN RUBBER.
\vr. ARE OVTERING .HIS SEASON A KAON?-.
i tnt LINE Of BUBBEB GOODS SUITABLE POB
HOLIDAT f.HTS. SUCH AS LADIES' LIGHT BILI
WATERPROOf GARMENTS, GENTLEMEN*! FINE
DOUBLB TEXTURE wen RPROOf coats (MACK.
LNTOSHE8), BOTS1 RUBBER BOOTS, IMPORTED
BALLS AND TOTS, AS WELL as many OTHER
ARTICLES BOTH USEFUL A.M. DESIRABLEi
HODGMAN
Rubber Company
Broadway, cor. Grand-st.
STERN BROTHERS
Will krcji their establishment
OPEN
Saturday and Monday Evenings,
DECEMBER 22 aod 24.
32 to 36 West 23d Street
AND
23 to 35 West 22d Street
Gorham MTg Co.
Will kee]) their establishment open
evenings from Dec. 17th until <'hi-i-t
mas.
Broadway aud lOth-st.
PAILLARD
NON-MAGNETIC
WATCHES.
A full and complete line of these
celebrated watches, in all sttef
and in every style of casing, may
be found at
BE xi? ni ct brothers',
KEEPERA OF THE CITY TIMM,
HIMDKI Bl li .DINO.
171 BROADWAY,
Corn"- Cffrtl-.iirlf.-it., Now-York
E____Hi_-M- l-f'-l.
Best Made
Fireside Novelties
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Rich Fire Screens,
Wood Baskets,
Bellows, Tongs, &c.
Onyx & Gold Andirons & Fenders.
ro^jACKsa_v=&@j
(OLD STAND)
Union Square, N. Y.
ONLY CONCERN HAVING THEIR OWN FOUNDB
FACTORY PRICES.
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
A superb stock of HOLIDAY
GIFTS lor ornament and util?
ity.
Open evenings until Christ?
mas.
46 EAST 1 .TH STREET,
IMO- MIT --Ha.
PIANOS
II you -..ire to p.cha-? " tho _aaat>taaa- piano made,"
call ail- examine tba new " WATERS?? Uprlghta- vve
claim for thrui pi-fa*, durahlllty of con.truct.lon, strength,
and delicacy ol meehar_?m, and
VERY RICH, DEEP TONES,
with a line mn?lnp Qt?llty. They are all 7 1-3 octave.
3 Mi-lnp* to a BOta, and have a h?avy Iron (rame and
patont, r^pf-ating action. F.v.?ry piano warranted six
yarn to give .-ntlr. s-lsfaction. Prices from $275 to
?vl'.O, and sold un paj-Milla of . _ or $10 per month when
desired. A aand-MMI plush stool and embroidered cover
gl\r-u with .-ri<-h piano.
Horace Waters & Co.,
l-l FIFTH-.WK., NLAIt 1STII-ST.
Open Eveaiags Until Jv. 1st
THE SALESROOMS OF
THEODORE B. STARR,
No. 206 Fifth Avenue,
MADISON SQUARE,
Will lie kept open during the
evening* until Christmas.
Preeious Stones, Jewelry,
Watches- Silverware
Clocks, Ilron/es, Vases,
Decorated China, etc.
faif?arcU
AM) IMIWMTOWN STORED,
I7s BBOADWAY AND
EQITTAIIl.- III ILIUM. A?CAM,
CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION
I.I'
FANCY BOXES,
OBJECTS OF ART,
SURPRISES, FANTASIES.
Gems by the bushel in Johns?
ton's windows, opposite Tif?
fany's?never such a sight?no;
not by the bushel?intelligent
choice of stones?but so many !
Of course thc store is full,
although a new one. Johnston
is cute enough to give his
profits away this year.
J. H. Johrntnn. 1'ninn Rqnsrf> snd Fift?-_t_ ?tr?*t.
-^L BENEDICT'S TIME. ^L
Diamonds _?_ Watches
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is OUR I'A Tl ST - ill \ I. a .Mi i OI.LAR BUTTOlll
mi-...m.. iuu vin.i; am. i \-,\ to adjust is
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BENEDICT BROTHERS.
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Cornet 0:ti_ndt--<i., New-York.
Eat-bltak.d 1 -_ I.
THE
NEW YORK LEDGER
CONTRIBUTOES FOE 1889.
PT JAME8 PARTON
\K MRS. FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT ?"
\ Vy . . le MlSSRARLOATJr
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JULIAN HA./THOBNC
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\\\ till / / / / _!_.
OUR TERMS TO SUBSCRIBRB- FOR 1889.-P08TAGE FR__.
For on? year ??_'?-???? $3.00
For six months .._-.---- $1.50
For four months ._?-?--?- $1.00
Specimen copies sent free to any address on application.
Address all communications to
ROBERT BONNER'S SONS. PnhHahers,
Corner of William and Sprccb Sra, New York City.
PERFECT EASE AUD COMFORT!
ALFRED
DOLGE'S
FELT SHOES
AND
THE BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
NOISELESS,
WARM,
\S-_-f-_-)
Dl-strated
C M P P F R C V?S__ DlRAniJE- Pf "ce L_t
O-JllI Im Ji Xoae ..nulli, without thU Trm-r lark. free.
DANIEL GREEN & CO.. 122 East 13th Street. N. Y.
Jt U JiCto*
30t,D MEDAL H1G-HE8T AWARD
PARIS EXl'OSITION. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
F. BOOSS & BRO.
(ESTABLISHED 1853)
vr-I?;n TO ANN'OfNCE TnAT TiiF.n. STOCK OF
PINE FIRS 18 NOW OFFERED TO THF. rFBMC AT
LOWEST WHOLES ALE PRICES, E-i'i-CIALLY
Sealskin Ulsters,
Sealskin Paletots,
Sealskin Jackets,
Sealskin English Walking Coats,
Sealskin Sacques,
And Fur-LinedGarmenls,
ALL OF WHICH WE HAVE MANY SPECIALTIES
AND NEW DESIGNS.
CAPES, MIFFS AND BOAS MADE OF SEAL?
SKIN, IMDSOVS HAY SAIILE. RI SS1AN SABIK,
MA?.?ll, BLACK PERSIA*, ALASKA SABLE,
ASTRAKHAN. MINK. LYNX. Ac.
WK ALSO OFFER EXTRA INDrCF.MF.NT8 IN
SEAL PI.CSU ("AllMENTS AND ''ENTLE-EVS ECU
COATS) '.LOVES, COLI.AKS. SEAL ( Al's. >1.EI('ll
ROBES ANU Fill TRIMMIXIM I- ALL VAK1E
TIES. ALL DOOM WARRANTED.
CATALOGUES SENT ON ATl'LICATION.
149 BROADWAY
? nd 20 Mercer.-,, three doon brion- Grand.
OH ACCOUIfT OF
REMOVAL
Wc will oller our -.loci, of
GAS FIXTURES
non on hand nt .?o<. on Hie liol
EB. McCoy &Co.
140 Green Street.
FRANCIS BACON.
PIANOS.
I.ATV. RAVER . BACON. ESTABLISIIED I7R9.
19 I _1 WEST S2D-8T., NEAR 5TB IVE., N Y.
EL?PANT i.hand ami UPRIGHT PIAMOf AT
ATTRACTIVE PRICER
CHRISTMAS CIFTS.
brass and coi mn bwdtg KKTTi.Es.vn.sx a
and nrssr.w coffi.e wis. oknamknta..
11:<?N wood BASKETS
A. IJ. NEWMAN, I.ISO Illili .PW A . . NKW-VOKR
f, \\. Hil OW EU.
DIAMONDS,
)US STONES. OEMS A 8. EC
MANUKA.'TiniER or
DIAMOND JEWELRY, WATCHER, Ae,
MO. 27 JOllN-ST. ^
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Our line of Holiday goods is 80
large, complete aud varied, that, it
allowa our customers to please them?
selves as to prices. The articles
offered are manufactured with tho
intention of furnish ino; the best of
material, perfect in finish and work?
manship, at prices 'vhich compare
favorably with eroods of inferior
quality, and to suit the most fas?
tidious or economical taste.
Gorham Mfg Co.,
-IXVERSMTTH:.,
Broadway and 19ni Street,
DAVIS COLLAMOBE & CO.,
Limited,
921 Broadway and 151 Fifth-Ave.,
eon m-ct i ng.
Presents for tlie Holidays
in
Pottery, Porcelain and Glass,
from the best European and Amer?
ican Factories, in large variety.
Good values for the money.
UPHOLSTERY.
H0O.00O WORTH PURMITURR COVRRINOR NE-.
EST E .'lilies, ai lin LOWEST PRU?11
LACE AND TURGQMAN CURTAINS
IN 1. -J. ANO il PAIR _OT?
EMBRACINO ALL TU li Ul I i-1 .RI \1 . WHETII__ AT
ABOUT uNl ll M.I- Ililli!. V VUE
W.SO, CONSTANTLY "N HAM) A Kl 1.1. LINE OF
FIN Fa PARLOR FCRSITI iii. OUR OWN I'l'UOI,
rjTERING, _T PRK l> t VI _ BELOW TIIK Esl AL
' ll .ROE FOR ll ll vi.i LAS- WuliK
EXAMINE OL ll SHEPPARD FOLDING HEH. T1IR
LATES. NOVELTY.
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SIXTH-AV E.. 1-TII .ND 1 ITU tTS.
THE TRIBUNE.
DAILY, ? < l.\TS 4 ? OPY,
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