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K 12, - THE SUN, SUNDAY, NOVEiMliKK 21), 1,8!).. '
I
I E. J. Denning & Co.,
Successors to A. T. Stewart & Co. (Retail),
I USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS
I At Greatly Reduced Prices.
M FATTEANS in every variety of
I DRESS FABRICS from 60c. to $6.00,
I S: Marked Muoli Below Eegular Prices.
I DUCHESSE LACE HANDKERCHIEFS
at 88c, SI.OO and SI. 25 each.
I -HMD-RTO SPANISH SCABFS & FICHUS
." at $1.50 and SI. 95 each.
m-
i : " LACE ARTICLES of every description
I , - r! at equally low prices;
: Ladies1 and Children's HANDKERCHIEFS,
.". It fancy boxes ot halt dozen,
py From 25c. to $4.50 per Box.
H AM kinds of articles for Gentlemen's wear and Toilet use ; Smoking
H and Honso Coats, olegant Neck wear, Canes, Umbrellas, Gloves, Plain
K nd Fancy Underwear, &c.
H sOsOeWIR FLOOR-
I The Remainder of Their Stock of
I FOREIGN & DOMESTIC TEA GOWNS & WRAPPERS
AT A REDUCTION OF ONE-THIRD FROM FORMER PRICES.
I Broadway, 4th. Avenue, 9th and 10 th Sts.
I CARPET SALE EXTENDED.
9 Such ro tailinsr never whs experienced in New York
i before. The way the prices have been hnndletl leaves
no doubt as to where the carpet activity is doing best
lor 3011.
Smith's Gobelin Mopette, Standard Body Brussels,
Was $2.50 por yard, now 81. SO Alt selected patterns, novor sold less
D JltAi- than $1.25; now 85c.
t Best Axmlnster, Tanestrv Bmaqnlfi
Former prlco $2.00. reduced to 81.35 apBSliy BrUBSBlS,
i Formorprlco 90c; now OUC.
I Smith's Moquette, Extra Super Ingrains,
Standard price- $1.50. now OOc. That were 75o.; now 371c.
j OUil TE1&W4 are fnvnrnble to the financial condition
of every one easy and convenient.
I S. BAUflf AMN & BRO.,
r jPtirnituro and Carpets,
39 AMD 41 WEST 23D ST.
il m -T7.---T .. -
j
Higgins Mer
i FINE CHINA. ART POTTERY.
RICH CUT-GLASS.
When yon lmy from nt you are nujlnc
f stlrect from the Importer. Tliln Is one rrn-
f ion why our prtrri nre from 25 1o 50 per
cvat, lou'er tbua etftetvlicre. Another ren-
( on In low rent. Note the loHcmlng
f Christmas Bargains:
f doulton wake.
Of till celebrated English Potlery tv.
t recently pui-cliuaeil over 8.1,000 worth nt
about luiirmttular pi-Ice. We sllull sell ac.
i, coiUIitKly.
;' r.OO Doiiltnn Hon lion, Pickle, or Olive
i, Jslslie, assorted chapes, sixes, hbc! decora
r . lion, at the iiulibrm prlco ofUS Cent each,
40O lloultoa Vaiti, all elze, bnpe, and
L" decoration, nt liair actual value.
Jr" Alio SO dozen Rich Itoulton Plate, at
i prices wcirtliy jour Immediate uttcntloa.
RICH CUT GLASS.
;; Our stork of Rich Cut fltas la now very
J cotnplele. unit our prices, usual, about
'j, 8U1.U per cent, lei than elsewhere. New
.have and pattern, constantly lielnc added.
DINNER WAKE.
1
l In thl. Department (In which we now
deTOte an entire floor), no offer the lureent
$ an.arlment of high, clna Dinner hrt, to
lie found In thin city, We n.k the fiivur of
l an InKpc.tlon.
k ART POTTERY.
k' W hoTO recently received sererul new
thine. In Art Pottery. AlthoiiEh Inexpen
t .Ire, they are ery rich anil rflcctlve.
;' Goods purchased now delivered any dats,
' Ull order rfcelTo iirompt olltntloii, Ho rliarn
f, tot packlni', tiifo :ti. cr' Kunranli'r.l. Iltu.trnted
ft CnU'.cja. sei:t frou to oal-ot tuwu rclJontt.
Higgins & Seiter,
' Jaipnrteis nnd Retailer, of
J ftlm rtilnu, Art l'oltcry, Rich Cut Glass,
I "'tib and 52 West 22d Street,
J. MiAIt Bill AV
J. Anil no Jtellcvue Ay., Newport, R, I,
H VTROniNU OIFTH Ji HPECJAiTY.
i e'-'AUKIS WIIAVri. Ii:5, 1M, SITft. 1:00, 2.-l, nml
f, Qiaikl. nil kU. C. C, hll.VV.NK, lit Utll 4i"J ,(.,
w smllOll'rincukt.
u IUn CrE Prli'e rnrkrrt nwny noirn at Ijotb
. ,r .tor., n. '. hiuv.NX. ui.nufaclurtr. 1'Ji lYcit
ft OU st., ami 10; rrn.ee t.
f !J J5 j
!X A HP.At'Tiruf. .lultirtjrn tbornuuhtreJ poltitrr, 3
f f mpitthK ild, fur .Ala vry lIivaii. t'allor AdUrtht
f Mrs. HAKhit,7Mllm.
I WOK 8ALKHr TKUMAN VATFd. treeflcrof plt(rulBi
V silly, nriy cooks nud .tav nt tUe II II. Muliswk.i nil
stack warrant!"!: twk, fl&; hhk, tlO; stsK sniluul.
Ut.lia, trlv, f IS, Atfilren
i TRUMAN VATKS.
Kf.nJull, l.i.tnoiii.r)- u.i , ;., V.
. OO VIIAIt cxprlcm'e Midi ilo.'.j "loir. lirtanJe-l nnl
ri'r".ifl r.T niy Ur JIl'U I V. I 77 Hmidmi).
;.!' 1 R'7 IkTAV.. iio-irhl.tn.- Virttliriuililitcksiid
ii i IUI ian iii.iuu: I ii4:ihiiuiiinhii.
, Q,-)K IV1LI. Xl'yi. t! HIIAV.NK'a senulns I'llrr
.i YTXUl ancuurt partrct (lllliin, rlcirantlr rtiUbal,
' fc-tturirr;oeui tur tti unn)-, lat WtiWId.t. auJ
V Hiatmniit.
J '
FIJES.
ESTABLIelUED US3.
OOI t) MEDAL IIIOHEST AWARD
I'sru li.).ltiun Centennial Kvhlbltloa.
F. BOOSS & BRO.,
Importers and SIunufHelurers o Fine Furs,
Are now offering the moit eiten.lre uaaortment of
Fura to be found lutuoclty.
An inapeotlon l desired of oar attract!- dlaplar o
FUR SHOULDER CAPES.
FUR MILITARY CAPES.
IN cJEAZ,, HADIj; PERSIAN, BEAVER,
AKTI1AUIU.V, to.
SEALSKIN .JACKETS, REEFERS.
SJLVQVV.S. NK.VSIAHKETS,
AM) V IMT HUH,
GENTI.EMEN'H FlfR COATS. Cor.EAKa,
GI.OVEH, CAPH, nnd a Urc varloty of
KEE1GII ROUES. AI.o MVFFS and
JIUAH ot eery deacrlptlon.
TCR TRIMMINGS In their different r-rl.
Ilea. niltKlflS for IIAI.I.S and PARLORS.
Tli .trie .nonllly nt. and flnlah of nur uarinciitt can
not r rellei Wo nro iniiiiuiiu'iurer., und nre tUua
.ruLlciltorti ill nt erv ica.ouuol. imcea. AUL-uooa
F. BOOSS &, BRO.,
449 BROADWAY & 20 flUR ST.,
Tiir.En duors r.r.i.or grand st.
Near Giand Hi. Eleyaled Htutlim.
KjupVPVAirlLjAvaBBk IhfcsSusHBi J3StK3ffBS.
CJ'iAIKIN JAPKETS nvwfl)le,SlW,J7r.,t'JW,sud
riu!.;.iiirralnn4 'ai"I. :oo fa.vi -io.
it',.";7,!,.Nul,1,,"keUol"r'",,"'J10. y. S0.
I'. is. IAYK, ISt Wcit 4id at. and 101 rrlnra at.
II1.1'" W,K ,H,J'n faaMouaLTs f uMTTioi-Tat
M.a.llis pri'e.
C. C, bU- . .t. l! Woat id it. and 108 l'rloca it.
rmmmmmHimmmmmmmmmm
I J. DENNM & CO.,
HDCCESSOM TO
A. T. STEWART A CO. rRXTAIE..
J USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
SECOND FLOOR.
ARTISTIC WRITING DESKS,
TABLES, CHAIRS, ROOKEBS,
MUSIC CABINETS, and
FURNITURE
in the largest variety;
BASEMENT.
UNIQUE FANCY ARTICLES,
WORKS OF ART, BRIC-A-BRAC,
FINE CUT GLASS, SILVERWARE,
i Lamps, Japanese ware, Onyx Tablos;
3 TOYS of nil kluds,
Books, Etchings, nnd Engravings;
HOUSEFURNISHING ARTICLES
oi' every description.
Artiole3 purchased now will be
stored for HOLIDAY delivery.
Special for To-morrow:
THIRD FLOOR.
s 800 Modem Dagiiestan Rugs,
$6.50 and $7.50 each.
JAPANESE RUGS,
I $2.25 & $3.25 each
MAIN FLOOR.
Plain Colored
CHENILLESFORPORTIERES,
50c per yard; reduced from 90a
SILK STRIPED CURTAINS,
$5 per pair; reduced from $7.75.
FRENCH CANVAS CURTAINS,
90c, $1.50, and $2 per pair;
; REDUCED FROM $1.25, $2.75. and $4.
t -4 lot of single odd sets ot
12 pieces TOILET WARE
LATEST PATTERNS,
at $10, $12, & $18 per set;
REDUCED FROM $15, $20, & $27.50.
RATTAN ROCKERS,
UPHOLSTERED SEATS AND BACKSJ
AT 7.50 EACH. i
' CORNER CHAIRS, in Tapestry,
AT 8.50 EACH.
Broadway, 4!h Avenue, 9th & 10th Sts.
FURNITURE.
3
R. J. HORNER & CO.,
Furniture Slakera and Importers, .
61, 63, and 65 West 23d St. :
(Adjolnlnc Eden Musee).
NOVELTIES I
For the Holidays.
Oar Holldiiy display ot Imported and Do
mcstlc Novelties comprises over 5,000 differ
ent article., rnnglua; In price from SS to
V0O each.
IMPORTED NOTELTIES. I
These embrace Fancy Tattler, Desk., Cab. I
Inets, Curio Cncs, Brlc-a-Rrao Cases, Mn.
sle Cases, Work Stands, Portfolio Toilet
Stands, Nest Tables, Easels, Pedestals, Fig;,
nre Pieces, and hundreds or Individual arti
cle, now on exhibition lu this country for
the first time.
DOMESTIC NOVELTIES. I
Desha In Mahotfnny, Oak, Mnple, and '
Cherry, In over 10 different patterns, from
StS.SU to S1SO.
Muslr Cnhliiets In Muhoenny, Oak. and
Bluple, fa over SO different designs, fromSIO
to S1SO.
Shavlnff Cases In Muhnfruny, Cherry. Oak,
and Maple, In over do different patterns,
liotu SIO to S7S, I
Gilt and Fancy Chair, rovcred In remnants u
ofcholcn mntrrliilH, from S7.SO tn 875. -
Fanrv Kri'ccus, Pedeytols. and Rockers, I
from SU to S70. . ,,
(Article purclinrd now for tb Holiday will He
packed and held until wanted.)
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, BED. -ROOM
FURNITURE, DINING ROOM f
FURNITURE, I.IHRARY aaad HALL
FURNITUUE In crest vurlety, and at low- s
est possible cost consistent l(h quality, I
Fifteen Show Rooms.
R. J. nORNER A CO.
Mr r-NTinr. RTOCIC of manufactured fnra Ilea lieen
marked down at tbe lowrat iiotalbln )rlre, All
iliH,.aniarLer in plain IILfure li pries only Allirnoda
liavotliH nun r.uitiH in ihrrlnr larryln lliei:tiaruntee
ot relubiniv, ( ('. ll i.si:. liini..'aiiurlnir Furrier, 0
-plosii 3 Vtit41?d it., undddvui tunn JUJ l'rlnce
A
' i Jl
SKALRK1N CAPS AND I)Vn.S. alelirh roWaj nrlrea JJ
uiarleddonn. Ilobe iiiurtuieul, 1J t ."d it. A
I), ti. MIA.NH.
GKNl'lNE HllKTirsrhT:ArfiKINTA"i:quj.S, plain TJ
and table trtuimlnit, tr,o, $um and IH.V).
U. O. HIlAVNI!. u- Wet 42d at. rc
CI.OTII KtJrrTRIMMFJand7uri7ned7u"ru7enr,"rew. W
eit alyloa, ai lowrat nrlcea.
C. C. MIAV.NE. l.'a Weal 4'AI at. and 103 Prince it.
Cooptrallr efiiiaurr. f,
MS -.WVwiwvvajww veVWywwuw,-, i-y-s n, n, uj
DIG PAV WAMTED.
DIU iHIl ACTIVJ! AOEMTa i
for a MMiactiuitttt Mitly Incorporated) Endowment JlJ
Older, nltli Blcfe, Accident, and Pcatb rciuHta. '
ACdreraAfinvr. gjfj p '';
f-03 Uxcbaiif Dalldloe.
Boaton. Haaa, Jf,',
. 'J
' 8. Alii k Co.
s,
TO-MORROW,
MONDAY, Novomber 30.
3' Excellent Offerings in
: FURS.
!i SEALSEINJACKETS
11 "ICO 00 IOC OD
IDo. - Ida.
8 SEALSKIN SACQUES
s225.00
MILITARY CAFES,
i Astrakhan, 24 in. S28.so
Wool Seal, 30 in, 32.
I Persian Lamb, 30 in, 85.
MUFFS,
Sealskin, SII.5
, Mink, , 8.75
' Persian Lamb, 5.60
Alaska Sable, 4.90
. Black Lynx, 4.J5
Astrakhan, 2,50
Astrakhan Capes
SQ 50
ALSO, '
A fall and choice assort-
ment of the various Furs, (
ANIMAL NECK SCARFS,
Boas, Collars, Cuffs, G-loves,
Rohes, Rugs, Animal Heads
FUR-LINED GARMENTS, '
FUR TRIMMINGS, &c, ;
at 1
MOST REASONABLE
PRICES. :
18th St 19th St., and Sixth Ave. '
(!8!h Street Station Elevated Road.)
A
a
'- K
MONKKV MUFFS, worth H. $10. and 13: your
clinUe for .: cntlro Block of fur uiun marked 7
liuuti nt bfitli .tnie.
C. u. Ml VV.Ni:. 1'.'4 Wrt 42d at, and 101 Prince at.
C
C'HOWN IcFfsIAN BAIU.e! J.oua Klver. and Ilud.on
' Hay aable anil lulnk aMni; larno alock to aelcct
from tor peclal ordera.
O. C. 8IHVNB, I2treat42dat.
1mm " '"" ' l"''Trtas'r'TsMaasaMs.BBallll.lBllBalwsJaaMsBBllMll ia
Cobptrntivc Smwft.
nn Ynn unNT ,i5'"rwkwnen,,c,
UUIUUVVr.nl :OOEndnwmentlntwoyear F1
THE fIRDER OF THE
FRATERNAL CIRCLE,
THE LEAIIINO MARHACnUHETTe! a
ENDOU'SIKNT ORDER,
!lrt WEEKLY MIcil'nENEFIT. pj
ftAOO TOTAL 1IIHAH.L1TY IIENEFIT. '
WtM ENlttllVMENT IN TWO VIUUH. V,
blAOO ilEATH IIENEFIT,
250 Lodges in the United States and Canada, ni
Amount milft for Hick Clulnm, M70,77O,OO '.
JlrHervn I'niiU In Htute Trrusury, U,lirt.oo k
Jjeller FiiiiiI l,1,il.Utl "
Actuul Reserve, .... !W0,77U.U0 1
t.Uhrr Sex irimitteri. CJ
INCORPORATED .IITT.Y II, LOO, UN. I
DERT.IELAWMtlF IASHA'lIUETTel. I
Active Oivuiilxers Wuuteu. I
For term, and circular ui ply tu Al
W. HAMILTON. 62 Boylston St., Bcston. Mass. p
A PRATLRNAL iiENEFICIAL 6RUER, fie
t H,iiVs!.5.v.t otlitrlld a
Loan to tutmbera iiund i laa nfter one ytar'a mem Yn
Lrblp. LltellCiutleawanieJ, foi
HrmberaSunreme fxjdire (or ImHIi tt'.K. U. Ilarrlion. 'S
llalin., M ; llmry A. Purr. Itallo.. td.s M. hrlilnuan. ,
llnlto, :,).; lliarlea K, lliiiilerron. Jl.ilto,. Md.l A. K. '
binci', llallii . Md I Win. F. Ki tin. Ilaltu.. Mil.; Ileum. .
Alt trr, hilln ild. A. V. Canlleld, ,lr. Ililto, MiT: ?''
John W r,flij..U.y, lljltu, Md . r, .1, Wtrrli.ni, lluliii, ,J,
fid I h.i. H. Ili.rku,- J..r.ci lit) ,N J,, J,,,, H llryau,
JiriKiklyn. N. .j T. 1'. Perliie, 1ulKi.. Jld.i W. I). Jin-
hthy. Parker' hundlnir. Pu.; I, lllnlara ih'lirers, Al-
leiitiinu, Pa.i J. . Hllaun, PortauioulO, Va. V. t, TI
Ai.aon. Norfolk, V. Addreas I
'AHERIUIK PIUUKCTIVI. LEAGUE, K
UALTIUOME. SZD.
gtern
Bros.
wilt place on sale Monday
a very large collection of
Dress
Patterns
for
Holiday Gifts
3 Including
Wool Fabrics, in
Stripes, Plaids, Plain and Fancy Weaves, at
$2.25 $2.75
5 $3.15
$3.50 $4.00
and upwards, per pattern.
Q And in
Cotton Fabrics,
Seersuckers, Percales and Scotch Glnghanut
75c:90ci
$1.00 $1.20
M.50
$2.00 $2.25
and upwards, pr pattern.
All new and desirable goods.
West 23d St.
gjailroufc.
"AMBRIOA'S OREATE8T RAILROAD."
TRUNK LINE Vlfi.
Operating the faitsst
andmotperfectthrough , V.jL
train servlca In th. world. 1 - yfc
Besxhlns-tarlUthronth 'V
csrs th most Important commer- V
clad center, of th. United Stat. "i
and Canada, aad tbe craatsst of Amstica'. Health
and Pleasure resorts.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
By war of the historic Hudson River and thronca
th beautiful Mohawk VaUsr.
All train, arrive at and depart from OKARS
CENTRAL STATION, 4th Avenue and 48d Strstt,
New York, Centre of Hotel and Residence Section.
XHZS OMZiY RAILROAD BTATX02ST XHt TS3
CITY OV ZTEW YORE.
Train, leave a JFoIIowji
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
OrOO A. U.-Dally. except Sunday. ratt train In
the world; 440 mllce In not mlnutai:
actual rannlni; time, H'W mile per liour. No extra
fare.
FAKT MAIL.
OilO A. M. For rougbkeepale, Albany, Baratou.
SIontreaL Uttca, Byracuae, Boeueater.
Batarla and Uullalo.
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIUITED.
IOiOO A. M.-Due Chicago 0:15 A. M. next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
10 ISO A. M.-IHIly, except tinnday. Ratarday
tralu doc not run weal of Clovelanl
and Detroit.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
1 ISO P. SL-Piie Cincinnati 1 1 :20 A. H . Indlanspolla
11 -OS A.JI., fit. Loul. 7:15 P. M. next
day. o extra fare.
WORLD'S FAIR SPECIAL.
liSOP. SI.-Due Chicago 9.00 I'. 11. next day. No
extra fare.
ALDANY. TROY, AND SARATOGA
I nlL( I A L,
tOitlO P. SI. Due Albany 7:25, Troy 7:33, Saratoga
tf RO P. M,
NORTH HHOIti: LIUITED.
tiSO P. M.-Dne Detroit ;15 A. M Clilcafo 4:50
FAKT WESTERN EXPRESS.
OlOO P. M.-nue llullalo (111." A. M , Niagara rail
7ilJ A. SI, Cleeiand ifa.ao A. M. De. 1
trolt J:10 P. U, Chicago U.00 P. MM St. Loul7;4S
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EX.
PUUHH
Ores P. SI.-Due Montreal 7;lb A. M.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA. FALLS
WPECIAL.
TiBOP. SI.-Due lluirulo7:OA. M Niagara Fall tt
CINCINNATI AND HT. LOt'IH EXPRESS,
SlOO P. M.-Due Cincinnati 7:2ft P.M.. IndlanaiioUa
1U:4U P. M , hi. l-oula 7 : JO A. AL
LIMITED TAHT MAIL. '
OrOO P. SS.-Blccpmi car paneng.ra for RocUeater ,
only tarried 011 thla train. '
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
OilS P. M.-For llullalo, Detroit, and Chicago; alao
for Cape Vim cut dally except huturday.
FISIIKIM. (NKWIIUIHIII) PnL'dlllCKKI-MK. lllllNK-
Wt !h "'tKINl.tlAfSKII.I.l.TATIO.NtllATBMI.M
AVr' i,K.Ur.0lNrt7i3l,'10.:i0- ).!) A. .: M..1U,
8.f.r,, (I..',", P. M.t alao for l'oilgbkrelmle, lull) A. M..
JlllU tills MM. II OO. 7-ai. B Oll'uilrip M. For
llarrlaun'a (H'eat Piiliit), t7.ai), H.25, tll:80 A. M :
ALIIANV .NO Tllliy f7:!lO. Ill 00, UllO. 10 00 tlO.SO. .
JU-uOA.M.; I 30. 3 3u,a-nS, 4:MI. 11.00. 7:30. 8.0CL I
, Bilft Jl I :C1 P. l.; alto fclr Try, :2ft P. M.
FA t,AI!".,.Aw7:au- "lX0- tll:36 A, M.; 13:30. 0:25,
1 1 1 :riU V, M.
Cfll'A .AMI KVIlAnUSK-17 30, 10 00, BilO, lO.OO, t
tl?;n"'p .M ' ll'J0'-b0- a-- 7-SO.S 00, P.15I
rtOCliKMii'H'ANI) ni'FFALO-tO 00,9:10, 10.00. HO SO
A. M.l 1 :80. .M, ll.(X). 7 JO, cl.OO, W:16, til :!U P. !.:
al.11 for ItiK'licMrr. II.IKI I'. II.
MAHAIC FAI.LS-ll,00. UllO, 10.00, 410 80 A. M.:
4 Ml. II 00, 7::jl), lltir, P. M. '
Al'."liDA.0K. IOL'NTAI.NS AND MOriTREAL-t7l80,
tl'.iu A. al , U'Ju 1 , M.
CAI-I! VI.NOKNT. t'l.AVTO!, OODKNSIlUItO. AND OS-
WEao-Uli.-.lip. M.i alao for Cape Vincent and Clay-
"S'aoA.'fi.'H'iijp M ",! for "'w"ro' UM- '0ui
AUHUP.S. OHNI'.VA. AMICANAKDAIOUA-UilO, 10:00.
tio-.joA.M.: 7:So. n.uii, tinif,. iiiitiip. m.
PIT'JHl'IELII, LENOX, NORTH ADAMS,
AMI THE IIERKailUKK HII.Lt? ' t
VIA HA It LEU III VISION. d
Two train. it hliipuigii lirnawif !Pim Car tnMtt.
fleld-tuiii a. M.du I'lttatieiii I itu. north Ad un., J.Si)
t:10p'lM:'''" '" " " UU ,',,,,UeM B,lu- '1,"lu AUiUU J
Fur t'jckcla and ipare In Rleeplnir Car apply at Oran 1
Central Niatluii. or .it 413, "Bs'nti llro.Jway, 1J vut
tlj,:a' Wo,y.e"t. ,,2'.th ' sni Iiw Msiion.Nsw
Vnrki JJ3 H iialiliigton at . "2U Fulton at., and Uui Bed
ford ur 1:. 11 , Hronkl) 11.
IVeatcntt'e fcxprcaa call for and check tiaggaga front
n'w, nuil re.ld.iicea through lu ile.iinutiun.
JOHN M Til" iTV. anOKHK II. PANIEU. "
llimral Maua.-er, i.eneml Paaa. Agent.
I'"A,N0VooAI,T,trpR8rlT' 01
. ."!'"""1,,l'"nnlrpric..Ieaii.14.rs ",
Ikw la.lfr;ii'.tiy.j. Jrn al iui anavltoaud '
acque at 178 aud J(W, at 103 1'rfnes si. cl
a u. (Uathb. d
IR. H. MACY & CO..
SIXTH AVENUE. 10 TU TO I4TI1 STREET.
Millinorr. Athletio G-oods.
Wear making a tlchdlaplay In our TMMMnD MIL- ,.. ,.., ... (Third Bw,,
MNKBV DEPAItTMnNTs bi.utltul tltect in JET and n """V. 'ANT8' ora:'AIlLM a
VELrKT. and la Ffn and VELVET. KUNNINO nUIBTfl AND l-ANTE
Alao dainty afternoon and evening hat In all the " "''?!;' " l p''c" M r En CENr- Ull
leading hpcf. EXCKIXEST VALVES IN CI1II, THAN EL8EtMlERE.
DltEN'S HATH; a8S,40, wnrtb 13.50; a sa.OS.wdl
worth S tntlrtly now Ideaau FINK STOCK OF TJ'DllOlsterV.
MOUnNINO VEILS In all lenjlbi. saa&ssaMiaaHSBssssa
In the am department near ahnwlng anexqnlalt iTMM8t
tock In trimmed "WILLOW WAliK." Inclndtng Thl department contain a great Tarlely of c.i!
SCnEFNa MUSIO STANDS. WORK IIAIIKET.I, PAPEH FUL and OHNAMENTAL ARTlCLr.3 that nre LSM,
nACKS, and a largt variety of dainty little baakel. A CIALLY ADAPTED for IIOLIDAT PBESLNTS. ,
FULL TRIMMED BCRAr BASKET for 81.00 and ' 10.000 PAIRS Lac Curtain, lu aOTTISoltAM .
68.48. a TiqUK LACK. IRISH POINT. REAL TAMnoiRn'
BIIC6SELS POINT, LOUIS XIV., 1c, Ac, aU at rtry
Ladies XJndervear. lowpnee.
a "- CHENILLE CURTAINS In a (IRKAT VAHIETT ot
800 DOWN MOSLIN OOWN8. richly Irlmm.d with "J l?,"."!.'' "'"' eb
embroldery. Oe.. Stle., Oe and Me. " ? "k ""1 rlch colore,, Dido ai '"" P 4
bottom.
DO DOZEN AIX-WOOI. KMT LADIES UNDER- Dt,wrs. f- . - . .,....
BUIRTr, a, worth , FECIAL LOT-04 rro.
83. 4 per pair: worth I7.KI.
Special lot of Children's Fine Aprons. 54c; ISrS.
.. worth 42.60.
WOnD I OCi Iwo yard iquare, SO.wl worth 45.00.
FRENCH VELOUR TABLE COVEns-
One and one-half yard square, an, 99.
Tr-l-l".-- Tfofl'lrcj Two yard qiiare, km.BI.
3x3 yards, piano-cover alia, 813,87 each.
Infants' LONO CABIIMERE CLOAKS, mbrolder.d rANor BQfx nUJ0V.s ASD KArj
In a great rarl.ly of d..lgo. ' Tslne.. tMjS0p,t , , , of , , ana , 4 -J
cent, lower tlian ever before, aVtVTD, 4)3.09, 4.SV, .rf w
85.48. JpwW.
".i"! -,,lk. i.5?-.iiAB--.E C0AI8, Oriental Rupcs.
embroidered. Sl.wl, SS.44,83.09. 8S.09. MIHIfisM
EIDER DOWN WRAPPERS, with girdle. In aTarl.ty AND jnrjp. CABrBT8 ,, nl i
ofcolor..ata. pr,cei.
We hare jut rccelred a large ahlpinrnt of vr.RT
HandlCerCniefS. BARE nnd BEAUTIFUL RUGS, eapeclally aelecledfor
aa -.. assMsissassss tbe HOLIDAY TRADE: among which wilt be found
8.000 DOZEN INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFa. Udles' iom. very choice de.lg.u and coloring.
andOentUmen'i lte, made in our own manufactory OUR PRICEBaro from 25 to 33 percent, letatbaa
at Belfat, ISc, 10c., ate,, 87t, 88. npwatd. U tuuaUy aaked for the good.
ANTIQUE -and VODBBN DAOIIESTANB, 84.94
-T7i- j 1 na 9B.00 each,
2sssssasi2lsis CUOICK BIIIUVASS. ST.OS and 8B.08 each.
, .. . ...-. ., .- . KAZAKB.81.04to818.4leacb.
We offer balance of our ALASKA BEAT. CAPES at ...., , . , . . .
4wao. SS9.M, 8a.ot, aeo.09. which i. 5 P,ER?,AM RLl?f Jn, . feI,Jrr'''r ot cl""'1i
per cent. It, than wboleul prlc. for urn qualitl. nl eolorlngs. IT.4 to 87S.Gl.
ANTIQUE PIUVERRUaS. 815.40,810.94.817.8
2isss.-ii2Ssil rra CAHfET SIZES In a great variety of roHei.
Prices up to 8347.74.
AU th. delicate .venlne .hade. In INDtA. BILK. BAaDAD PORTIERES (Or. .tripea), 80.87 each.
84c
02-INCH INDIA BILK, oomplet. rang of Tening Basket-W OflC iPottery.
shadea. 4c sasssMsasssMia
24-lncb IMPORTED 6CRAII. 15 popular evening (Second noork
shadea, 40c CARD RECEIVERS and CANDY TRAY3 In eiclmiva
24-lnch LTONS MOIBE ANTIQUE and MOIRR delgns for RIBBON DECOBATIOND. choice al W
FBANCAISE, In Cream, White. Fink, Bin. NUe. Lsren- style,
der. Corn, Old Rote, Bhrimp, Ac, 4c, 4c and fife.
Bric-a-Rrao.
StlOe Pep t. SPECIAL OFFERINO of 1.000 SPECIMENS of RC-
" D0L8TADT WARE at about half value.
Ladle' DONOOLA TOP, tratght, goat-tipped,
waukenpuabt button boot. h.m. Bronze JNQvelties.
Ladle' BEADED STRAP SLIPPERS, 8.lv. ssssssasMBSsssssssssssssssssssisssa ,
FUB-LINED BLIPPEBS. 8S 44. B-000 PXECES real and lmlUtlon BRONZE CARD
IrnP AB9firtTMEVT OFMEVS SLIPPERS STANDS. PAPER WEIOUTS, JEWEL CABBM. FAIRY
LARGE ASSORTMENT 01 MEN S SLIPPERS. UAps. INKSTANDS. CANDLESTICKS. Ac. Ac . of
superior atyle and flnlih. The good were purcbated
from an Importer, to clo.e out hi. atoek, and s III ba
Colgate's Diamond Star Soap for ---.
the Laundry, $2.88 per box About 50 pieces 6-air Music Boxes
of 60 pounds. at $6.34.
R. H. MA CY & CO.
ggnilrimt.,8.
PENNSYLVANIA
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
AND
i The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot of
Desbroases and Cortlandt Sts., as fol
lows: On and after KOr. IB. ISO I,
THE FAST LINE.
OrOO A. M. Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Parlor
Cara. Arnraa Cleveland fi:2r A. M Columbua5:30
A. M.. Indlanapoila 11:40 A. H, Chicago 6:25 P.M..
and St. Louie 7.00 P. M. next day. Connect, alto, tor
Toledo, except Saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
lO A. M. Composed exclndvely of Pullman Yeatl.
bale Drawing and State Knom, Bleeping, Dining,
Bmoklug, aniTOhaervation Cara, preaenitng financial
reports, itenograpbera, and typewriter, batbrooma
for both eexea. laillea' roald. barber ahop, library, and
alt the convenience, of home ornnlce. Lighted by
atatlonary anduioabluelectrlo ligbta. Arrive Cin
cinnati H-40 A. M.. Indlanapoli 11:40 A. JJ, and Chi
cugo b.45 A. M. next day.
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
SlOO P. M. Pullman Veatibule Sleeping Car from
hew York, and Dmlug Cara from dw York to St.
Loul and Cincinnati. Passenger coach New York to
Columbus. Arrive. Cincinnati 10:45 A. it, and St
Loul 7:110 P. M. next day,
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
fliOO P. M. Pullman Veatibule Sleeping, Dining,
hmoklnir, ami Pennsylvania Railroad vestibule Pas
aengorCudcbea from New York to Chicago, Arrives
lu Chicago 3.15 P.M. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
OlOO P. M. Pullman Veatlbui Bleeping Car New
)ork to Pittsburgh. Mr, Loula, Chicago, Cincinnati.
Cleveland, and Memphis, Dining Cor New York to
Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh to Rlohmond and Chi
cago. Arriie at Columbu l:fl5 p. M Cincinnati
f. So P. M, Clilcogo u:80 P. M. nixt dsy. snd M. Louis
7 ou A. M. aerunil morning, connects tor Cleveland
aud Toledo dally, except Saturday,
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
SlOO P. M.-Pullman RuRet bleeping Car New York
to Chicago, New York to Memphis via th fcher.au
dual; lie : arrive. weekday nt Colmubu 7iir, P.
M . I levaiiind tiiSA P. M. next day. aud daily at Chi
rago 7.O0 A. M. seiond morning. Cnnnecta lor Toledo
daily, uud lorCloielauU aud Columbus, except batur
Oar, iOO P. M.-Sbenandoah Valley Expre. with
Through Butiel Bleepar to Nw Orleans
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON, AND THE
ov V a Is.
"Wasblngtnn Limited Express" of Pullman Parlor
Cars ilih Dining car to Baltimore), daily, except
Sunday. 10:lu A. M, arrive Washington a-Tur.tl.i
t'ai) at ii.ju p. M., arrive Washlngiou S:20 I'. M.; reg"
lilar eTpre.a, Hii. H.ol), 8 BO. and 11 A. M.. 2:10. 4:30.
5 l,"'' ?".iJui?!.r' S "J1'1 1'J,"V r"''0- rr" Baltiinnre
Ughay'roaonr- lM f' W"k "
FOR CAPK MAY, 1 :00 P. M. week days.
MK MILLS-IN-TIIK-PINES, with Through
Loacb, 1 ,00 P, M. week days,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Expresa:fl-20 7:20. R:00.H:30. o.oo (loKX) Pennsyl.
yanlaLlml ert. with Dining Car. and 10i0 viiu'ii.
ton Limned, with Din iik Car), and 1 1 :IH A M lS'iO
1 00. 2lll), 11 l 1:W, 4 00. 4:307 r'-00 II "l II Jl
M.io, ami Ii:ih) P M.. and isii.- n ght. A Vouim , .:
tion.llilOA M..4.4H. and 7:00 prii Knuil? kx
ire, II 15, H 3D. li.nxiuUinliedl mil III w'a i
i.t), 4.UI. 4i,H). 600, ll.r-A H.UU, sua ft OJ ! ir'si J
12ilh night. Acciiiuiniidatliiiij'nxi .. jj, ' ' " ""
For Tlnir.talilrii of train, to local point, on tbe
Pennsylvania Kallroad System, apply ut the followiiiir
llcket'nnic.s: Mia. 43B;n4U.'ai.3 V4 lniadw?y J
Aalor lloii.e. and toot of besbroaee. and rortlandt
';. l-'ourt at Jivi Fulton at., and llro" i n An "ex
Mailon fnotnf Fulton at . I rookljus 70 Hudson al
llnbiikellj Station. Jersey City,
The New Virk Tranaler Company will rail for and
oJlunaiTrfn " " "J""'d" through to
ciiah. i: prmi. j, n, wood
lieiitral Mmiuaer. General Pnse'r Agent.
Irnrmanm ng J CIHDll LLin-TAiLROAD.
.WMilWr Lssv fool nt Corllondt or D-
MjVPmv hrossea st. 7. rlilO, ft, nud II A.M.
LyjTWIiii&P"" 12:30, l. 2:30. 3:40, 4:50. C;20, t).50,
ww and 7:30 P.M.
The picturesque route between New
York and Kastou, Bethlebeio, Allen
town, Pott.vlll., Mauch Chunk, Wlk.,barre. Plttnun
Hcrantiin, Itlicia. (inio(ft, Waterly, Mi.ll.lii. (Hon. I!l
mils l.och.ner, llullalo Nlaj:araKfcll.Tiirimto, Detroit,
CHICAGO, RT. LOL'Irl, slid ALL POINTS WE8T.
TltU.la sud aUoping car Ixrth can be saeuradat the
Oansral Eastern OlBc. 285 Broadway, orlVOEaitlBSth
treat, Ths New York Transfer Co. win call for and
cheek baggage from hotel orf-rvtidenc. through to
dtiUnatloji.
5H!S5fe
ERIE LINES.
L SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW YORK AM) CHI
" CAUO, VIA CHAUTAUUA LAKE OR MAnAlU
FALLS. Alf ENCHANTING PANORAMA OF MOUN
TAINS. FOHEHTa AND STREAMS.
Direct route to Patsalo, I'aterson, Toxedo, Newhurcli.
Mlddletown. Port Jtrvl. lLmtlcelio. White I.nl.e, Hon...
dale. Scranton. Illngbsmton. Uluilra, Cornliiv. Uutklns
Oien. Batb. Hammond. port. Avon Mpringa. Knrlie.trr.
llornellavltle, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Tiiriniln. t'liuutau-
' qua Lake, Cleveland, Cincinnati. St. UiUl. Chu-ng-i i
and all pointa West. Traina leave New York. ft ( I
Chambers st, as follow; aud five ml.iutcs earlier trom I
West 23d St.: I
r O l A- M. Dally Via Niagara Fan and rtiatitau- ,1
p.JU 'qua Lake. Parlor car New York to Bunal 1
M.eei'er Ilornellavllle to Cincinnati. 1
3 OO Ct?1- Daily Veatibule limited. Solid trnlnfor
.W Chicago, via Chatauqua Lake, with dlnliigiar J
toCutcago. Sleepers to Chicago, Cleietand, and Uo I
clnatl, I
3 3(1 V.: v- except Snnday-Monntaln expre.s fur I
V L.BInghamton, Honeadale, unit Moiiik-HIo I
fi SO r- M Daily-Solid train to Chli-ago, ila Nisi- 1
' V'',ra Fall. and Oraml Trunk Hilln. Mirrrrs 1
, to Buffalo. Rocbeater. Toronto, ainlcinragi, 1
R HO l"-M-. Hall) Via CIiautHU.llla Lake and Mag
' Jr'lrT ,tt.,u- Bo"'' ,rftn lo Chicago. Sleeper, to
llWS-.' .".'C?0- "h"1 Cincinnati.
pORTJKitVIS-We.kllal.-rtA.M. HA. M . 10. 10 A.
.A.'!.1'1"830'"-"- 80 P. M.I.-HC M..7 P.M.
8 30 P. M, buudaya-u A. M, 3 P. M.. U.30 1'. M, 8 J)
NEWRCRCH-Week Diy-H A. M . n-4.". P M . 4 lr. I'.
. M, (1.30 P.M. Kunilayl) A M . 2 P M..H .IP V.
fr,fJf.KI.'!.AND P"LI.lAN AtVOMMIlDATIONs at
A 401, 317, undli"i7 Uroadway, cuiiili-rs and Het
f,'w "'. ''trl;"i s"v Vurlt- 8j nJ "'! ImU'ii fi .
Brooklyn; 107 Itroadnay, vtilllain.biirgli; enrner Nei-.
ark and Hudson ala . Hiibnkeii, and Jrr.ei Cltt MnlmiL
ErleTrankferCouipaiiv culla lor and chuk. bngga;
from botia and realduicea through iniloiliiatioii.
W. U. ItlNEAIIhON. H.-lli-rnl PasapiigirMrtnt.
i-inSt ASii Ibafemt tRainI IN ITIIE v7i5rld
BETWEEN
New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Wahlie
CESTRAL RJHLR0.1DIA0F NEW JERSF.V,
PHILADELPHIA A..D IM:.U)I.(i l. it.,
, , BALTWORK ASD OHIO II. II.
AU traina veatlbuled from in J lo end and llgbtel sy
gas Unequalled dining car een Ice.
TIMB TtUI-h, NOVfcMHIirt IT,, IKUI.
Leave New York from fool of Liberty at.. N. R.
Forl'lilladrluniaata.iO, 7.4r.,i, 01 111 on, 11 1,10 A M,
1.30. 2 IK, :i..m. 4 la), Boo. txi. 7 iui p. M, fi 15
nlatit. HPNUAYH. K on, in :W, 11 .30 A. M, 1:3(). 3 30.
5 IX). 11 (10 P. M .12 15 lilKht.
For Haltlmnre and Washington dally at P on (lirvi
with Diiiln Cur) A.M., 1. jo (3'IHi, Inning Car), 5iJ
P.M. 12 lr. night.
Parlor cara on ii.v trains. Sleep. r on night train.
Tick.ts .md n trior i',ir seats rim lit, aured at 71, 177,
2111,415, 1144.1, 1411 l,:ui Iirnadwii),7.'l7mh ave 2iil
West 12., til at, I'M Ka.t IJ'.tll at . .Sew York; 4(W
st , Htm Pulton si , p liro.iluay, llronklrn. New yn
I ranirer Company HI tall fur and check baggage frcm
WllnW' p n.-e to OrallinTlon
BAL10.&UHI0R.R, ,
Fast ExtsresH Trains tlis .
PHILADELPHIA n
iiAiruioii.:,
.VAllli.M,
CHICAGO. CINCINNATI,
And All Point West.
rVLLMAA C.Ul HUlllJCi: OS ALL Tll.tIX.1.
Leave New York, foot of Liberty at., as follow ji
For CUIUAUO and PU1SUUKJ1I, 1:30 P, M. 1201
A M
For CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. PA M , IS P M , .,
For WASIIINlinSN. BALTIMOIIK, U HO A. M '11.11
A.M. inning Cur), 1 ) (.1 .10 P. M Diuuig Lr),f. i
P. M, 12iir A. M. All lialns run dally.
lurMHtFOI.k, vultaylliitt, liVIP M wee days
Tiiketortlces. 172, 2iii;4lr..lill I4 "'',"I',A'i;
Vnrk.anltix Bruadaut. Kioo'ilvn r.vno rouTW'
LIIIKIirYhT (Olilralll.il. of N J I ., ....
N.. Yolk Traiiaftr Ciuuiiaii) ulll call forand cbi.
bagirn'i rriiuihoielorj rr.idrnre to .li.tinuthm; . .
Long Island & Eastern'States Lins.
" IIHOOKLYN ANO IIOM'ION.
Watrrbury, New Britain, llarlford. Hillliiutitie, Put
nam, Franklin, nnd I'mndeiiie
bOLID PULLMAN' VI.HTIIII'I.ED ..
TRAINS WITHOUT CIIANOr
leave Bronklu h.iLi.i ,m nu-l ruiiikiin A n
tionaj. I It I'..) 11. u.', an I I.iik . l,u..l Clival II "
P M.uaily (llii'lu.llu huml.i)) due ill lloalun al 1 '
A M I'lirri-Hpoiiiiuin train riiiiriiing
TIckeiaiiiMi .leepmg 4 ji in, . . rml In Ni-U 1 ti.
fo.it I'.a.l'ltlh s( 71 II.M. HI". I.Vi. 1 lid nl 1 M
Xioa.iK.i), Kriinklin ili.i liiitiinst, In7 rtni lf
liiigialaiil I.xprirallioruiidihi.'ika baggage Inu
reaiueiue to ilvstmmifjn .
New Yotk and Boston 111 Hail.
Leave. lly '.,( Hue
ii (10 A. !., Springfield and Viunr.ler, 3 " )
I0(A, M , New Lttinliin and Prutidenea 4 I' J
11:(IA. U.SprlngiiiMaiid YW.rreaiir f "' ' !
12.UIM. Ilarirnril and N Y mid N F '"J
1 op. M , New L"iidon uu I Fi,nit-W", 1 '' .
0:00 1- M, Willlliialillcaiid N V mi I ,N T !' !
4 IHP, M. Mjilll.tfl.e.d wnl H uli e.ler, l-lil M
r.:()P. M. saawLuiiilniisnd I'liiild-nce. II '"I "
l.!'. M.,.prlniiiu'andM.iri..ier. ? I M-
12 '"P. M,Kw Iindoii and Prottdtncs.
ituna Dally, Including Kuudn) a.
I'eiurn svrvlcc. sam (mure ami by same route
Through iarkrorleeplngcursbyeachtralp
aillUUVTaiAU.CtB'lt'aaa.Agiati

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