The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-19

GESTLEMAS's WEAR
At Pcyton.4 are elegant gentlemen dressing
and ta,-cl to match They suggc~t a warm
room. u glowing ire. "A comfortable chair
ni rfHp"r'' dnwSs,i, an lows and "Smf'ri,
pcvtgn'' is at ~ upwcp, and Is one of the
yry lnrgcs stcrc- I'm the whole now0y. No
thing go elegant has been sold on this street
-incc 1t ~. ar'Ud loading along Peter SiuXv'-
-lnts pld farm. ~ At this Christmas time. Pcy-
ton ha, only one price. lie makes specially Of
rcnil'm"n's neck wear. and keeps nearly every
thing that tho mistress ~ Family wishes To
make her family comfortable.
Mr.. Essen. at the cuinUr uf Hester street and
Hpwcry, declares that no mulcr- would CONF
pare, on cold day; for warmth. with his ,ali-
muscat, hook, and ltie ling.
a chHd's lounge, play table, and chair com
attractive article to mothers. papas, and bache-
lOr unclos. IL costs only S., and is well worth
IT, Among larger articles ~ this furnishing
hosisc are an elegant lady's cylndcr dcsk, French
panclled. drawers out side-his the thing for an
authurcs~ who Is winning fortune and fame. An
elegant stand, the top OF highly polished French
walnut. Just large enough and on purpose for
the great family Bible Outsprcad work table
desk, deep bag drawer. mirror eighteen Inches
by twelve, all combined, inlud with French
walnut; imported marguctrte tables. and an
easel with place for store of pictures; n bed
room set peculiarly and elegantly tasteful. Of
Hungarian ash, trimmed with st. Domingo ma
hUgany ebony, and tulip wood and a chiifunier,
or, In Englisha high case of narrow drawers ;
ono drawer when drawn out displays all ample
writing desk with the pigeon holcs
riCTrRrs AND NOVELTIES.
Seven hundred different stylc, ~ picture and
mirror frames are shown at Graham = 5; Row
reduced prices, and mirrors are "bcuw cost " to
make room Tor alterations.
The pleasant young ladies behind the counter
at Elders, on broadway. No l.lGi give you an
elegant glove box with every six pairs ~ gloves.
whether they are two-buitun OF twclye-button
gloves. and their gloves are as cheap ~ YOU can
buy elsewhere. They have also handkerchief
boxes To- match.
Ncch bows in cashmere lace are the novelty at
Neills, sixth avenue near Twentieth street.
ONcill l. a descendant Of the old kings of Ire
land. the heroes Of the most glorious period Of
Irish history. and the present O'Ncll Il worthy
II his fathers name. Ili- novelties sell out
faster than they can Ice made mp. Millinery
goods. ribbon. and lace are his stock In trade
and he does not. like many others. 20 into toy
selling At this season. hut sticks To- his legitimate
business His store equals two or three ordi-
Evor body's old friend. shepherd Knapp. in
sixth avenue. iust below Thirteenth street. has
,nn.'"i, Ntlyi"" '"l,l-; ~, = i'ilE' "ANlu<
hgure@ ~ birds and beau iiul things. for one
dollar window They viii bear washing. too.
and do not look cheap. lie also can show YOU
another lace curtain At so, ana Others NJ all
sums between; piano covers. carpets. from "A
beautiful ingram AZ atty cents yard to a Mo-
Qi,tte at s.. and drugGets from g To- ~
John l.. Lewis. ~ ~ sixth avenue las what
he calls a " ltcca." which H. evidently not for
the ri1nlh donna. but Tor the solid baritone or
the tenor hv her side. He has also the "nonra-
ieil' Cor the printer and the claimant" shoe for
The LAWYER ALL these for men and the " CAS-
lillian for the lddir- and fairy. genuine tinder-
ella slippers of all STILES.
rsYFrL ARTICLES.
The corner Il Christopher and nlccckcr streets
wtsaNrN bleak corner last evening. hut thr,uid
HIr nude 20 corner window full 80 warm muflrr-.
as. 'ss Wccchrr. N0 and r. christopher street. "A
krnN. Inc hat,nr. h,- .o.lt,hli-hcl himself In
the lHd opinion " the puhlic that mo- les shan
Z rer stores cam ac..nm9dlt" his customers.
who daily thrng 81: and - Broadway and
under iUr mn Avenue Hotel.