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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVAI-- AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNSWICK Luir Henry Somera? i, <>f Eng
laii'l, un,i ex Mayor William 0 Thompson, of l'??
troit. FIFTH AVENl'E Senator Bug??) Halo, ?.;
Maine: Senator William Llndaay, of Kentucky, and
General Pells Agnua "' Baltimore. GRANT*
l'.\l?>N Bishop Charles ?' Ptnlck, ?.;' Baltimore
WALDORF?John i: McLean, of Cincinnati.
WINDS? 'i: All ? ti K?. p ol i "hlcago
WHAT IS OOINO (?N TODAY.
Bons of the Revolution, Evacuation Day <li!.n??r.
Dehnonlco's, ev?
Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association, trus?
tees' meeting, 81 Luke's Hospital, 4 ? p. m.
i?r. Edward Everett Hal? before Patria Club,
Sherry's, evening
Afro-American Hood Government Club entertain?
?lent, No SM Beventh-ave., ? p, m
Brooklyn Young Republican dub, neu Johnston
Building, I p m.
N*:.t. rl Han l*eague for the Promotion <.f
Social Pui ' No Eas! Twenty-second I
j, m
SI Micha? l'a Chai ? ? of G A I I? le ture by
"??Y m T Roui No -'-'? West Ninety nlnth-sl .
C \. : i i. i :
County Medl al Soclelj No II Wes! Forty-thlrd
gt, 1:39 p m
Guild "?' ?-' ? rys? lorn, ' ture by Thomas W,
plttman, S? nlnth-st., t ; m
Epworth I. i le "? Ian? M? thodlst i: I
Chui '??> ui an?! Monroe ?1 .
Brooklyi ?
i c*o .-? ade. rec. Hon. Hall of
Ri orda Hrookl)
Knl| ).: ??' i ?;???: t ?' nnlversary, Tarn
BO i'.y Hall, ? p. m.
Board of Police Justices' annual meeting.
Association of Young Peopl '? Church Societies,
Ma-iron .- mre Pr? ?byt, rlan ? 'hur? h, - p m
universal'! I Club dint ?.
NEW YORK ?IT?
The I'.? v : r >.'? li Milbtirn, the bil?
o:' the i : reused a I irse
audience y< it the room? ol the Voung
>i,.-: - Chi Ass? latlon, Fourth-ave an :
Twenty-tl ?
.\ di ror ?Senator Claren ? L? tow
by il. ? er( ' " ?'? rf on Tues?
day evening i ? i emb >r II A large num! ? i
prominent men In this and other States have al?
ready sccepl 11tatlons, and the aff ilr promises
to be in >\> rj waj a notable oi ?
The steamboats Viking and Al Foster, which
?rani out t?. ?in: fishermen to the Cholers Banks
yesterday, had a rough time of it win?!?, ihey n't
put? !.. the Hook, and mad? only ? short stay at
the fishing grounds A heavy ses ?ras running out- '
fti.it?. and the boats were glad t>? struggle bach to
port again. ^ _
AFFAIRS 1\ BROOKLYN.
AS INTERESTING COURSE OF LECTURES.
THE tfOl'NDERs? "!' NEW-ENGLAND TO BE DE
gCRIBED BEFORE THE BROOKLYN lNMlTi'Ti:
An |nt? re-1 of h;st..ri *al I? ture? upon
"Tii.- Founder? ol New-England" will begin to
morrow evening before the members >.f the Brook
b?:, Institute of Art? and Science? In Association
Hall, al Full ti .,ii I Ron?! ?ts. '!'!>? re v
lecturer :it weeklv ..t fori ntervtls, .ml
the ?ai s to be . . ? l?ld South
\!,. ? . ? . ?. . ? oi ;';.'? Rrooklj :, l- turei
t.. i tint atisplc? i of the Brooklyn In?
stitute, the 1. ?: 8 Islan I Hlstorl a] S. ? let?, ai
?New-Ei Soclet; ol Br .oklyn. To-morrow
evening the Ret Dr, Edward Everett Hale, of
Boston, ?a.11 -i- ??? ;:i '? ?m Brewster, the
Eld? r of Plymouth." ? m I ei Re?
William ?: ?i t? ffl.? I I I! -? ???'.? on
"William Bradford th? Governoi ol Plj n
On Decen ? Sov? t noi ? of Mas? i
: ?- ? ? ;?
ett? Vi m R :
ol i - ? ry 2 on "John
Harvar?! ai *
Educ -' On J
th.- Ri v Jan N
Eliot lr. 1 ik on ".1 ihn
Eliot, " ? ' ??? ? !.. -. .1. :.::
Cotton 1
?'.,:t>.:. th? Mini ' : ?* Boston." on Jai iar> 27!. an?! (
Pre? I? ir An .7? ' Iversit
Williams, the F
: The finai a ress In ? ri? ??
"Thomas Hook? r. 1 tlcut," by the
Ri v .!? -??; rt H Twlcl on F?-bru
-4? -
H?*. WILL NOT PLAY GHOST AGAIN
Bevel
?th?- last week to int down ly i
.....
ave and Starr-st. On Satui one ol
.
was suppoe? . : . app .! .. > ? ing n : t(.i i? t
? ? : .. ?
th.- vac-ai t lots In th?
went up .'
m,,~ ? ? ? . f th?
it h 11 i
realized his !? iltlon an?l removed th. whl.
<" ? .. ne s ml : hav.? I? ? .? rougl II
receive I several he r? It horl
?-x|.< rtence aa a gl
SERVICES UK!.I? IN A NEW CHt'RCH
The members of the New-England Congrega
tlonal Church, of which the Rev. Alexander Lewi?
Is pastor, yesterday tu?.k ? harge of their new
church edifice In South Nlnth-st., near brlggs-ave.
Thi* new building has I.n ?frected <?n the ?It?
thu ? ?','. one ?hi. h uns destroyed by Are on 1 ??
cember 22 last year It baa noi yet been com
Dieted, and it will be several week? before it ?a ,1)
?'??. The i-? ?? ;? had be. n oui of ihelr own church
home for so long .i tlm? tt:.o th?-y were anxious
to return and gladly i>ut up with some Incon
veniences. Th? main atulltorfum will aeat 500 per?
son? The Bui iy-schi : . .tu la no i instr id ?.
th:?t when the rolling-doors nr<- thrown open, con?
necting the riii.tti ?\.th thai In -.\!,i h th..igrega
Won meets, the seating capacity will be about
1.200. Since the lire the services have been con
: in th<- I.?ti?; Island Business College South
Elghth-st. The new church will he dedicated on
i.. ember l?. and th.- service? ? 111 continue f?,r
thr.- days. ? >n the first ?lay of the service? the
Rev. Dr. Charle? H. Parkhurst will be present.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
1"- Marvin ?: Vincent, of th" Pnlon Theological
Seminary, preached on "Christ ami i .r,-11 ? - in th>
flint.,?: Avenu? Congregational Church yesterday
aft?-n.
.?-'. Y. White . ?; member of Congress, delivered
a lay address to young men In the North Re
formed Church last evening i? was On- flrst of a
to !.?? continu? I bj Henrj A. Powell, Isaa?
F Russell and Colonel A S Ba? on
Dr. Talmage and th? i:? . Roa Taylor addressed
th? Sunday-school ol th? Brooklyn Tabernacle In
the Centennial Baptlsl Church, In Adelphl-st., yes?
terday afternoon
An address on "Municipal Socialism' ?.is mads
Thy l?r. Lewi? ?i Jane? before the members ol the
?rookly?i Ethical Association In the Pouch Man
?ion last evening, and the subject uns dis? ? i
by Whidd. n ?ir.n..m.
The Ret s. Miller Hageman preached to mon?
than two hui In ? people In i,is new church, al
Humboldt-si and Bktllman-av? . yesterday, ?lui?
th? at tendal ? at the OW Bush wich Reformed
Church wss les? than fifty. Th* i>\ William D,
Perry occupied the pulpll of th? lattei church.
Many of th? members <.: th? ..!?i church have
jr,.n??l the neu one :.:?; it .** said thai many more
are contemplating taking that .?:??[? Neither
clergyman made anj reference t,, tin- recent
trouble
Several attempt? have been ma I? recently by
thieves to effeel an entrance t?. the hardware
Stor? of Ferdinand Rechts, of N<?. ii? Grand-st.
Early yesterdaj morning the attempt ?as success?
ful, an entrance being effected from the rear <>f the
store, and tools valued at 1270 were carrtwd away.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of
th" palish of St, (.?nia and the first annlversar]
cf the dedication of the new marble church at
North Henry and Herbert ?-in, ?,f which the It. v.
Father Edward J. MrGoldrlch is pastor, were cele?
brated yesterday morning bj s solemn high mass
CBLEBEATIOS AT THE M'AVLET MISSIOX.
The old Jeiry McAuley Mission held its tvt?t.t>
aecon?l annlvei-ary >? tsterday at No Ml Water
st Services were held In the afternoon and even
In? and al both the place was crowded by men
and women who had been saved by the ?.?"i work
or tti?' Mi? i n I: Fulton Cutting presided and
he .*. :? .i ., le by the Rev In A T Pier?
sun. tn?- Rev. I n Joslah Strong, the \u\ Or Kitt
r. Isre, the Rev. F. ?:. Howell, the Bet A ?'
Dlxon, George D McCreary, w T. Wardwell and
other? Superintendent s n. B tad ley reported a
?:? 7 lencj of 11,400 f,,r tin* year. This mum how?
ever, was more than covered t.y tho??- present and
the Mission with a balance to it- rr.-?iit will con?
tlnue it.** ?^.?oi ?M.rk.
Ann?j.inc?.-r^ntt.
Rock wo-id's Bt?*>reoptl(*on Bildet .ire made bv the
?*?? i i ? an u-.'-l exclusively by Profs. M<t.
riam. Sturgl*. Oootlyear, Qen. Wht-elei and other rmlnrni
lecturers. We fun.lsh operators utnl lanterna I ?to
Blros^wny limit Si .
Henry A Danlf !s. M. D..
W? WEST 80TII-ST.
PMssajS of he N??r?ou? System. 0?nlto-Urlnary Ow
gaoi. Impot?tnv> ?fid bttrUlty. Botua, I tg 1 I to 1?
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pur-.-.
wholesome,
sure,
full weight.
the same in quality,
reasonable in price,
a favorite where once tried.
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The best thai
money can buv.
i level ind Baku ? P ??.!-r("a.,
fci I uliun St, Ntw \urk.
/" PROTLST AGAINST LIQUOR STORES.
A BTROXfl ORJECTION TO IXCREAStxa THE
Sl'RRER OP aiiOOSHOr. SEAR THE BROOK?
LYN' RNTRAXt'K I" rilE RRIIMiK
\ f'.tiui'l.'ii.i.' protest will I'?- presented to the
Brooklyn Excise Commission to-day agali -i h
i-enalng i?., new llquor-ahopa m the vl.-lnlt?, .r
Mi" Bridge entra?e? Dr. I.yman Abbott railed :.:
t.'iitinii tu the matter In Ills morning a? rmon in
I rch. ami si ked for signature* to the
; rot? at. Bel Aeen 500 and 8UI alsnaturea wt re ;i ? ?;? J
to the ;??<?'? I after the morning service, and mor??
in tli" ? .? ning.
in lus aermor l ?r. Abbot! aald thai he undei
that Hi" Excise Commlsalonera were to b.?1 In the
mat 1er to lay, although i he a,lv< i tlaen etil
applications had nol been discovered )?> a ?
Ii ,? n.m of tli" netvapapera. There were alrt-a'ly
within three blocks ??f the Rrldf ? i in e, by
actual count, twenty-live II lor-shops doing
ness, and within four minutes' walk fully forty
were In operation, Those who had been In Buffalo
and had seen the number of liquor-shops around
the I'nlon station would know the condition toward
..hi n the Bridge entrance was fasl approaching.
It was reputed thai .am- of the new llquor-sho
was in tli.- ?nteres! ??' ex-Police Captain Dougherty,
of New-York, ll looked ai If the men driven out
it-, disgrace in New-York were In hopes ?>i fastenlns
upon Brooklyn. Those win? though! New-York had
t., .n redeemed were sreatly mistaken. The work
?,:' redemption had only begun. There would soon
be a horde of men turned ou! of office who would
have to do nomethlnfc Thej could nol work, and
i?, bes they were ashamed If Ihej aoughi lo pre?,
upon Brooklyn their efforta ahould be brought lo
na,iaht
Dr Vbbotl disclaimed anj Id? i <>t l.e.-nmlnc the
Dr. ParkhurtM ?f R.ioklyn Then ?a- nol room
for two such men In .? general ?' he aald l ??
he bellev? I nol in ?ending oui David with a aim?
,:. all -? l?ol II bul In i ombatlng the for? ?
the Philistin? ? with an arm) M- '?? ? I tal
responeiblllti uf a|>| ?mmltt? ?? to pr?
neni the proteal tu the _* lee Comm'.a >nera to
? i iv. Henry L. Pratt. VV C Be. her, B . '?
\s H Kent an I th? It. v. II? rar? r ???
The followli . - i ? , ' ' a hi h s i
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in the clti ? ??? ? '
Ins of Hcei lor at No. 171 Waal
ith? ? ? ?-i f Uli
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the Bt . ntrance and th? ? I
would. In ??ni
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t"ti lency of i . ? it .
s"if In .. (dation Th? . ib ?ring man i
lab >r union, :.'.?? He , ,-. ?
an ipt" ol combine Society has not yei ,'. . .
;? -if !?? thin ?tate of thing but ???. h? n il a til have
io, lepend upon it. ihli unr? ? t will .
i" ir._^
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Prom The Si Jame? r?azette
! it t.- ti i.- thai il.-- Slum? e have sold t'< the
I'M'
, 60.? " musket?
I apiece, H." i ' ?? will i" re.-. Ived a lili t,<> llttl
aatiafactlon In Japan. Theae venerabl? iveapona,
now more thati hall a cenlurj o!?l wou?l :.. mti h
great? r damage t.. the men who ? t.I behind them
than lo thoae who fa<-e<l them It ?M-ema, howev?
that th- Bangkok Government has very Intel I
'???.-!'. 'ils; ,. ? '1 of till) Inn,I,"i In order that II ma.
fall itit'. th.- !.air!- .,? the chinea, pirate? Infe ting
their frontleri The transa, lion, how. .? i I m iite
in aci ordan? ?? with tin- n ? thud? "'. the Kai En i
Rome yean ago the Chin? ? ? ha?! a _oo?l deal "'
trouble with th? -"-? all? I ivagi In Not th . oi
mot a. The reliel i hi? ? . ? lo the
? ??.ruinai, lin Ollli ??! of th? iin'" ' i:,l '"? ?
thai Ihetr ammunition was ?-xhauxtcil, ami i ?
i" would s-.-i 1 them aupi lie ih? truggl?
"??.. t?. an end. 11 ? polite und bush ? ike ?
man pi nmi llj II I? n. I '?? I he ;.:?;. .. . and ? ?
I'islv fm ni- ? . i i ? ,. with 1 ii" In? a ?? ??'
B.jUtm?ii&Co.
To-day ami To-inorroiv.
IMPORTANT SALE OF
SILKS.
10,000 yards
FANCY SILKS,
Comprising ??tri pol Taffeta, Satin, ??<<'.,
in medium and light colorings, very ,
desirable; for house and evening wear, ?
at
82e
yard ;
formerly $1.00 to $1.25.
18th St., 19th St., and 6th Ave
M A i! IM; INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE vi. M AN Ai*.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
T? > DAT.
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City of Washing? n n i* . N v A Cuba
Chiras , , '.-v ......Hwiitn'r. N'T HrUti.l ?'!??
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As One Woman to Another
By Frank R. Stockton
The complex story of a balloon message
bringing a man to a direct character
test presented to him l?y two women,?
one his betrothed wile. Begins in the
Christmas issue of
The Ladies' Home Journal
10 CENTS ON AU NEWS-STANDS
ONE DOLLAR FOR ONE YEAR
The Curtis PuMishlni** Company. Philadelphia
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6th Av., 20th to 21st St.
Ladies'
Cloak and Suit
Dep't.
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BLANKETS.
2,000 Pain
Eastern Wool Blankets.
%, ? ?p.
I !l_%4|
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I/// IT^jp
quarter
I'.lf'Vt'll
quarter
2.20 and 2.98 Pairi
formerly 3.50 and 4.25.
2.08 and 3.35 Pair; |
Formerly 1.00 ? nd 4.75.
_?,000 Pairs
California Blankets.
Ladies'
Short Jackets
in Chinchilla, Rough Cheviots, and
Kerseys, finely finished, Silk facings
and linings,
14.98 *
Plush Capes,
Ten
quarter ?3. ?3 5 and 4.5U Pair; Single and Double, sinnt. Medium
Formerly 4.75 and 5.50. ?mil Long, Silk lined throughout and
Eleven
quarter 4.25, 4.98 and ?.98 Pair;
Formerly 5.50, 6._M . 7.50.
fur trimmed.
Twelve
quarter 4.98, 5.98 and 6,50 Pair;
Formerly 6.00, 7.."?'? and ?s.7?">.
THREE SPECIALS
IN
riarseilles Spreads,
1.65, 2.25, 2.65;
formerly _._">. 3.U5 and 3.98 each.
11 1,1. LINE
9.98 ?p.
Special Reduction
IN
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Ladies', Misses', and Children's
Untrimmed Hats,
LATEST SHAPES AND COLORS,
1,000 DOZE.N
French Felt Hats,
67C* each;
regalar price, 1.10 to i..">(x
DRESS GOODS.
Fancy Cheviots,all wool, niae?style?
Ou yd?; worth ?_?,
Fancy Suitings and
Wide Wale Serges,
all wool, 52 inches wide,
68 * yd?; *
orth 1.10,
Brass and Enamel Beds wrappers am house cowns
AT LOWEST PRICES. i at 1-<>W Pr?C_?.
LADIES' IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC , t ,
Imported
Tailor-made Suits and Figured Whip Cords
and Diagonals,
Natte, Jacquard, and other fancy
weaves, Blacks only,
69C ._:
reduced from .'>?'., 1.2.", 1.45.
Costumes,
inrtENSE VARIETY.
Ladies1
SOLID COMFORT.
9 underwear ti? lit arms and lej
?.t an\ length i*? a i om* -^
i :i< v. i'l''.i. I- :t W^v??^?
i;'. ,i ?tropg .iii.l heal ^*ab* [ ?fkW
thv youngster?it's here .?>??,?
stay. W ?' have it. and our
furnishing man assures us we *^
t .m .it? 1\* ' ay that n?>- f
I ? ly has a better a ? .ort? - L U-.)
: ot every s??rt? "? ^?
balbriggan, merino, -?ilk, silk and
i\i.d!, and all \\ool. ( 't course, buy*
ing so much and selling so much ?is
\\.' il??, our prices must be pretty
ne ni}' right.
HACKETT, CARHART
and COMPANY.
Two .-' ?'. Bt ? l.v.?v .mi Canal Rtr??et.
Ill iiA.r. b.'low Chambers Street,
ran
Estai I ? "-i?, N ?arty ???.??v) n??w tn asa?
it-- ! Iflgtiml Awanl **) I4*i Pair, rtileaa***?.
NEW \M ? ' ?.'. ?NI, ARTIHTIC PrWION-, IN
?>l.l> UAIIDOANT WHITE M \ ll> >? '.X N V <???h or ? th.
? it Rt On ?nlalloi ,. III RI.BD OR CIRCASSIAN
WALNI T OAK ?"I many othei ???v?!?
Knit BALK ON BAUT Tl RMfl IT DESIRED.
TO RENT. ALSO CD II \M.|.II.
FISCHER IMANO WAREROOMS,
IK) Fifth Avenue, Cor. loth St.
i ITOt-da
GCKGBiifla-?A-irD?iDEa ?if iriaiE
C3EM???(!D[]8[K
Weeku Tribuhe
(DGBTTOTEK,, iflSiMa
October, 3
1 o,
" -7?
" 24.
31.
-?O^?tSy^^Ca) copies
m%m? -
Tu'tfdDjidDlKlD "
Total for 5 weeks, $4(BB7?_
Av'age per week, 'l! ($$).
THIS ?III? IT.ATIilN IS I.NTIKKI.Y AMONO t'Ait*-.
tllS ANli Vll.l.AUKKS. AM> COVBMB TUIC BASTI-RM.
MlDIil.i: ASH WESTERN .STATUS.
ADVKnTI-IN'l RATf'.S DOW. FOU FSTIMA 1 __ A?
bUfik "?iii. mwm" f*EW-xon*_>
SPECIAL SUT BALE.
For this week we have selected
another large lino ol Ladieft* Suits
and silk WaintH, vrliicli ?rill be
placed nu sale, an follow*:
I_mIIch' (lotIi Suits
**.o and .?._.."? Suits, lor *.10.
!.:;o ?? *. hi ?? " $1...
?_.<. ** $4.0 " ** *.'..">.
iVImo tin* balance of our fbreig'ii
Model Costumes and man} beauti?
ful production-? I rom our own
workroom, Irom *..;.. lo $100.
These pi-ires, in many rases, ?in?
less than halt value. Die .var?
ments are in the lieu iies??>us for
Fall ami Winter.
Fur Department Speeial Items
Include Seal Skin < oats at .!.".(?
nuil ^?'. in ami all the new popu?
lar I'nis, at equal!) attractive
pri?es.
A new Electric Seal Cape, al
?-J..O; worth from .to to . l."i.
In the Cloak Depart ment, a line
attracting great attention, is a
superh assoit meut otCoats.at if?'...
each.
JAMES McCREERY & < <>.,
Broadway ami 1 Uli St.
Stout Boys
N..-.1 II.?I ?;lll?a> p.ll'.'lll? lilt? |?X|K liso lif I ?. 1 V i 111_
riot lit? llllldi' In tirtliT I" I"' ?ur?' ??!' _.? i ' i i : _; ? .
.'I.'lh till' I'l.lll I'll
_?'. ? II' II 11 til' llf |!.I? |l lili? III II |j fur till 111,
Hi :i mill. ' iif [ii ii ? ivlllrh lUt'llltlt. . \ \ thill!*
ilt'Mlnilili', with I hi? li??>il:i I LiiiiMii.f ?ii ?i.i
tin 'j n iiir, iiihI nil 111?' nth? r mil mitai.'h tu In?
ili'Hv?. front Iniyliii! ? 'lui'ir. i.'? I'lmliliii. ivlitT?'
Huit i? n i. i ? I? ? ili?' ?\? hi?i\? lni?iii.??.
60-62 West 23d St.
1 TARIFF ILL
AMI
IE TM UM
WITH i 11 ?
MM!) MEW RATES Mil U_ I
____iir__D BT
______ TTOaDDBODG___
_G_ [?-_Q___[TDCi,n?{. Ftt-lPOOOi
W (BI__T_S IA ___>_>__
TUOROl*OH_f RKVI.RD AMD ACCURATI COPT?
RJ.HTRD BT Till? THliiiINK. BBMT, POtTAOR
PAID, TO ANY PART Ob TH1 OOUNTRT OK l._
OB1PT UK PR1CM,
THE TRIS?ME, WliiW-WRK.
\v?' don't know whether rough over*
eoats are warmer than smooth <?r not;
bul they look it. and wh.it fun it i> to
bury your bands in 111?- long woollj
Rurtace !
liegin at sin-, black frieze, woolly
an?l tough; ehiuchilla is ?woollier, tl*\
$20, $25 (verj woolly); ratine, line
ami soft, ?""ti?; perle, as fine and s??tter,
145; Montagnac, tin' extreme o?
| warmth and luxury?almost >il-y?
black $50, graj $?55.
That's a quick skif over Vm.
UOGEBS, PEET ? 00.
Tin-.i ? I'?
ll: > w?w \ y v. irren,
?T 1RES. vr.1 . St._
CARPETS.
Clearing Up Sale.
KKiS! KUiHJ B?08I
"THE NEW ARTFORD,"
| AT ABOUT !?
I'l;|.'..: OK A SMYRNA j
\ : "i . 1 ; I et and .*??__
- in ?.s , R-uh bortsrsl mimm
?
? i I?, intu? it ? l'ri.-.?-t.
LACE CURTAINS.
n
:!?*
Iri??
I'oiii?. Ilruaaela ?in,I I i.inl...iii-.*.l I.?.?'.- ? ?*"'
tains nuil Swatti ? ?ml..
\? I..-??. I lut n I.F i.-r?. \\ ln.l.?nl? FtMAt
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO
?I
r3
Vt'Vt-.R AND s: llttCRI !? :
H NEW >. UK I Itllll M: va ?l.l. B*
. i-'ivi I? ?. . , i l ;. .\\ .s ? . N l -??',.,.
It . : i i : t;i. , r I : - ? , I v.v
: ' ' M KM it I : ..-??,-'
I in? i' irth-ave., eoi !" irtaenth-ai
t _
m
J
v i
itttl
Fur
.
Coats (Gentlemen's).
? Lined & trim ?1 Black Genet . $ J
! Lined 6 trim'd Black Persian fjj
i Lined Mink trim'd Beaver . {3
! Lined Mink trim'd Otter . . Jg
i Lined 6 trim'd Sable . . ? L*
i Lined & trim'd Seal . ? ? . ?ya
Also a full line of all oilier D*3
and in all sizes.
C. G. Gunner's Sons
ii intuits.
184 Fifth Avenue, New York.
BSTD a. u. is-?>?

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