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WANTED

PY young American lady a position to takecare sAL( A( Of an invalid or to do housework in a small Aeliy; Ha AddresS l.. M H.,
 d< lC This Office
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The "ruHe" was the big collar so familiar
 from portraits, of that period, notably
 the Vlrg1n queens. They were sometimes
 aoout the slze of barn door, and were prop ped up py framework of wire, which. with the starch, called by Stubbes ''the devils own liquor, held them up about the neck of the wearer "Bandes" were collars of linen
 cambric or other material. The bands worn
 by the clergy have their origin in these. The bandbox is also traced to them, it was first used to keep bands and ruffs in. The
 ''cuffe" was the lower part of the sleeve, turn ed over the sleeve, and sometimes of the rich est lace with both sexes. "Handkerchersn were costly articles. Laced handkerchiefs first came into fashion under Elizabeth, and for seoeral reigns after were laced round with gold.
 Handkerchiefs were wrought
 With names and true love-knots, and the gallants sometimes wore them as favors in their hats. ''Capps7 were seldom l washed. Shirts, when possessed, were ap- piled equally to that part of both male and I female attire worn next the skin. They were usually of fine Holland, and often of silk, and | occasionally embroidered; ''ha1f- -shirts' were | stomacheTs, more richly decorated with em- broidery and la,e, over which the bodice I was laced iron side to side. 'Bootehoseo I were not stockings as now worn, but were drawn up ne full length of the limb, and | sometimes even to the waist, and had pockets | 1n their sizes. 1opps' were the douand linen andlace Innings and frills worn around | the full Hanging boots of the cavaliers. These | were tTony" affairs, and would be sweet l cons0lation to the modern dudes heart. .'Ssckes" were generally beautifully worked l azd drawn on over the hose or stocking and 1 reached nearly to the knee. ttPillowberes' | stands for pillow-cases, and table-clothes are used in England since the Saxon period. l Under the head of napkins" came table | linen cloths for head-dresses &c and also Towels, however, were not l much in use, but it is not clear that the in resorted to colorings to cover the 1 bl slna of tha skin
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-02
WANTED.

A SITUATION by a Swedish girl to do seconG 1A work in private family. Inquire at
 al 2t* INSURANCE BUILDING. ROOM IF
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-02
EOR RENT.

A4A A FIRsT-CLASS HOUSE on Howe, street H*liiiT partly furnished at reduced price for the AHll!lAA AHll!lAA winter; possession at once. Money to loan on improved property. Inquire at
 NO. 70 CHURCH STREET. ROOM 2. wOffce open evenings from to s.
 L. F. COMSTOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-02
d611a11ts.
WANTED

WANTED. DRESS FEEDERS-job and cylinder. Apply to d22t MUNSON & GO.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-02
FOR RENT.

A On Lloyd street, pleasant tenement of #i;i six rooms with bath room and hot and cold aAl!A water for S16 per month. Tenements on Gofe and Winter streets for S10 and $11 per month On Bright street for S10, and on Pardee and Haven streets for $7, $8 and $9.
 s, l., BLATCHLEY & SONS.
 16 Exchange Building,
 Cor. Church and Chapel St.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-02
WANTED.

A SITUATION by a competent voune pirl to 417 cook wash and iron or to do general house. Inquire at 4'
 d2 Its 100 DAv S,rr1ou,1r
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by a healthy, tidy young woman AA s as wet nurse. Can give satisfactory refer. enceSc Sc o AdureSS BOX l, 1,0S4
 noZ9 5C New Haven Poctoff1oa
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-02
WANTED-

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do gener- "A al housework in small private family. In- quire at IFS TEMPLE STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-02
WANTED.

SITpATIoNS by two girls, one to do cooking, and R the other housework or second work Good references Inquire at
 d2 2tt fes E cr sr,prrr,r
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND READING R. H.
NEwJERsEY CENTRAL pINIsioN.
r..,.r ,.r IpIfpTy NORTH RIVER.

F6or OF LiBEnTy-sT. NORTH hIvEn; ro,,.
Direct connection to snS 9% SHE Fe wa
TINT HBETix SO F TErSro Noy 5s1& lS
SSS s q S so 49, floc ST NJ
a%sp FOR iq Saasy%n aS
hS,SGp %,N s Trains and SLEEPING
ns, sMS S'ss ygn and st..
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lssys ~ G2o sGS
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. ~ 90 iio, 400 $50 c'5, ZOO p M Sundays at
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ro sr''i ldii 'nlbGi nhANcWa Ioo slab ~ 400
rS s' !" HE"%IYaroN 200 s,a M 100 i'-c. AGO. 49,
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30 100 500 1880 y. sunday AGO. soOa m' i'"o'
PSr TiAiNfiELp ioo 900 700 st5 $50 1870 i 1
N, zoo so .so tan 9is "a 4i9C ~ o SoO a'; 2
DAYS ilo, 500 $40 m, 1900 NJ $780, 400 o'o. 1000
%ANGM5 SGEAX s HmoYE S S. Iao 3"
For d nj m and "a ss q at 4so
For iAfTIANTI6 CIIY. VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at
'''0 tNiHnWi3..J jGf SOUTHERN DIVISION.
For AT r%S e ni III fGI LGNG HNci lake
WOOD TOMS RIVER, BARN EGAl, etc., a. 3D. T. N
Tickets can nred at foJt Libcrtyst PIER No =
North River 2O7. 2j7. 26l AL 9+i ami lZ1 Broa
77 G5@ and 7i9 ti.aye hlyngt m 81 Nv Hn No az
in New.York City. In brooklyn at Nos CONTEST q
broadway SSS 90 Fulton st 30 hfnhsttan.ave De
Kab.ayr lSyla AfIansic-avr In HOboEen. 2j4 Wssbng
tonst Y transfer Company viii ca for and cheek Dag
"a ye from hotels residence to dcs i1natlon
/ l. WI'TTEN G.. g. HANCOCK.
General Mar arer Gen Pass. .nI Ticket Agt.
III p BALDHIN G. f. p. Agt, 1l9 Liberty-st- y. Y
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Ece!nres dil0 Aleelinas.

CHICKERING HALL.
~ MARK TWAIN,
(Nr :. L. Clemensj
As reader OF his own superb fun and Mr..
GEO. W. CABLE,
The dist rushed southern novels presenting tho
matchess Of his roinanccs.
TO APPEAR TOGETHERi
TUESDAY EVENING. Nov IL.
WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON. Nov. 10.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. 10.
Marx Twaln'5 worldfan0ns wit.
Mr.. Cables exquisite huror and pathos
combination OF versatity that appeals freshly
TO the intelligent public
Prices admission including seat 7Jc and ST.
According to location
Sale Of begin Saturday morning NJ 10 O'Clock at
the hall
Carriages at 10 o'clock T. q POND. Manager.
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
" The society will higteth Anniversary st
the Library, Tuesday evening, November l~th at )
o clock The address pufiansm in New Ork In the
Eighteenth centuries" will be delivered Dy
Prof. Charles A. Briggs. ID. ID.
ANDREW WARNER Recording Secretary.
CT. JOHNS LECTURE.-Second afternoon,
Tiles Brio Is and Terra.Co tta," by CHAS BARNABD
Course Tickets 81 30 and ~ So az tho Hall Box once
rgNHE ElGHTY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
i OF the Society for the Relief OF Poor widows and
Small hdren will place Thursday. November ~,
IL O'Clock. the o. Dr. AlcxsnIeTs Church,
G. q. ChTLT,s Secretary.
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OEVicH
NHw YORK, AKF EBiE AHn WESTERN nAitno An 'oMptNyl
Nkw-NoRK, october az, 1894, y
rI'IlE annual meeting of the stock and bond
holder OF me Nrw YORK. LAKE. EHiB ANp
WFHrEHN RAILROAD COMPANY for tho cicctieu of
drrrtora and for tho ~ snr other hnsueas
may before tho meeting viii be- held at tho oee ~ tho
company No u 'nrt anl At IN the city ~ New York on
rucsiay Tho 18th DAY ~ aovcmbsr nett a lla 6elok
The polls will ba opened at ~ pu' noon AMI rriDein
open III o'clock Of thai LAY The traual,r hookao
both common and preferred stock viii be- coaoi iot bus
hours saturday tho Goth natsn nnd remain closed
,iuti wodnts ebay. the 10Th dnv ~ Novomber nurt
NY order ot the Hoard ~ piirr tora ...
A. H. MAcpoNotuu.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after Nov. Is 1881.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York via De bTosses and CVrtandt street
Ferries as follows:
Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and S0uth with Pullman
Palace Cals attached, and y. H.. daily. New.
YORK Chicago Limited OF Parl0 Dining, Smoking and
Sleeping cars, a. q a IN. every day.
Nillialns'or Lock Haven a. m IN Cory ana Eile
Centre and the Oil Regions $500 .
baltimore Washington the South Limited Washington
Express OF Pum rarlOr cars daily except sunday ~
q n Washington i:Oj III. hegu ar ~ gu s;lO
and $50 a.. NJ $40 and and u night SuAuAy,
6:lj a. M, y IL. and IL night
For 81 antc City except Sunday, Loo r. m
For Cave Nay. except sunday. ll:lO a. m ~
Long BTanch. Bay Head junction and ntruelae sialo
via Rssvay and AmhOv m l. ,oI 3lu go and IUQ
p m. On sunday, $500 IN AM 900 p L. 40 not STOP AT
lsbnIy L irkJ go -
Boat OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trans
Jerscy city, aCoTding ely ana direct transfer Tor
Broo<l n trtycl.
Tama arrve-From Piitsburg $3.50 and ll20 1880 and
lO2l D ~. daily. and a. a. daily except Monday. Iron
Washington and Baltimore, $50 and D. a. m 90 y 20
$50 5:3>. 0:2O. 400 p. M. Srn ~, GS) CA
M AM lO;o5 p m. Fro q Tim r. 92D o. m
g2o Q. 20, lnlo 1l:Sl LOO. .. $40 $50 bSo G2o
r2U, 7fO, $50. 900, 1896. 1870 p and l2u5 night
sunder. 3:5p $50 $50 $40, 70j. ll3j t:2o 49,
e.2O, 1900. and 1920 p.
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Gouarincrslllp Notices.


-TllE PROTECTIVE EMPLOY MBNT
n. ASSOCIATION
Chartered Nv The 1,rtgc, AZ, HgT fo =, ,,,tas
* ~ rhoa5It' t. a"eue,at, It \ aHbGoda Attorney
p s,s.'''r s f.. qSs'g No. a 49, W,
,..,., i1 aui a ,iltat, nptf 'ilt iiNl
h''spn' nle Fu,eu A. ne, yAnle'nlltave ,,,,
1hefeeeneesei TAO is,iaNas si'at'i''i hs'a pSs' 10
Advertisements 'esa atear eies ~, o, travail,
WAifhLaHw No. -'iinNn ehldien iIyysn2 p, ""'''
NJ isl -mtnrs bnns up GA hottie and pam aaNl"'
%p7if'f's1 aud Sf% Or ASSIST omAMnrnWohG-
re,s9 at n I p,, atS' lsS,y OF IvALps
In, 10 S a, edok ana EXCELLENT laun
dre.. 40 q At III d nTosayAy. or cu,MgpRwoaK-
rS SMAHa5s% S aDS
.peaI,ns good nssh good reisreDcs 10" Wase' H. 100
Wa Ws't Ts!h or JANIroR BY competent man secur
itv ash n required J., luD West 3itlst $500, -,.,,,
"1roIRiiii OF USEFt LMAN-strong. sober and steady
" 1%gHlCMMGS s4i GRooM-,ny frstolsss man good
city reference. T. 1903 West Jlth-st
MISS l.. CAMPBELL'S foreign and do
\ u,a.t,c male and female EMPLO YMENT BUREAU
~ West s5ds servant, disappointing families VIII Do eI
cluded from the oihco
At NINE. EKSrROM'S SWEDISH EN-
n. PLOYMENT BUREAU, rs IeEington.aycs Iailes
can wereconinended Protestant servants io "
pacitcs. --,-
LADY desires a situation for her coach
Y man who is thorough. Trustworthy ana eapaic ~
y, or. references ''D'..'' ~
CuILDS NURSE.-By English Protestant
grl, years references. Also protestlnt gir as oha
berma,d ana waitress. EPISCOPAL UNION % Esst -1ne
/,ONPANION.-By young Engilsh fIOt-
,stant woman take OF Invalid laly gooa senor
thoonghiy competent cheerful aud o9nklns oay ora
ences Address WARREN, Tribune Uptown oH0o' i'-'
Broadway.
NUAMBERMAID.-By Il respectable Caha,
dian GIL rs ohambeunad Il trstelass MI nrr hse"
references Address PATIENCE. Tribune Up'0"H 0"'''
ig3S BrOadnay
NOOK and LAUNDRESS-Cll BERMAlD
and WAITRES-.-By mother and d4s her iosehet ~
-, the eu work OF private family Wiling 10 go oV''
distance In the country. Address ,, ,-,..u
H. NJ, tribune Uptown ONCE l,SSS biosi way
COOK and LAUNDRESS:-By respectaD,i1ee
,rI heat civ references. Call for two days 49, West
25tl-sL
NOOK.-By a Canadian Protestant woman
" frclass s,Dily cook In all branchos reieroh'e' 'o
6th-aye.
NOOK, &c.-By a Protestant as superior
~ family and excellent baker VII 80 81 ~ wsssns
Address o. ~. ~. Tribune Vpto"h onco i'~'' "'"'
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THE C0RBln BANKING CO.

7<ND - PAR CENT FaRH H0RrgA6E2
ne pioneers ms susfnea West Of ne Mississppt
RircT and n ne souM W. trow Ne lands ire trs and ma
psope upon mAtch desirsd carefully
asned bcfo1s undertake gotdfons Our perfect system
amounts practically to guarantee, Gsd DO guarantee 10
e0Drtnce parties pko JaUor nth call dt security
second 10 NONE amt supser 70 the majority
Witch the market a1ords
Interest and principal payable here.
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c,.cmboats ano Railroads.


4 --STONINGTON LINE.
x:vrs prpucKD. PAvoRITE INSIDE ROUTE
an,, ,aave from Pier 81 N. r. daily. except sundays
10 m Fhstcass to Boston -. Corresponding reduo-
lions TO points East ,.
aud tickets for sale at all principal hotels and
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Freight only
Steamers MASSACHUSETTS and PEoUoT leave from
Pierre ~ II. daily except Sunday, at4:30p.m
F.w PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
-RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
IA KILL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At Cranstons we
and Esopus connecting with Ulster and DELAWARE stony
Glove aud Catskill Mountains, ana kau,rsE, iosvs
Steamers city of Kingston and Jams W. baiuwih
week day at Pier foot tarr1sons 81, r. "a
Ssturioys, when City OF Kingston ieS'o' ~ " ~
making all landings.
LNOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on hOU-
i sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILR0ADs;-s,tean, ,r
s:io D. m. FAR lower than by any other route.
EALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON A eiII
II THT EAST VIA NEWPORT mi , rrhS
RIVER Fares luccd all points dnring lnter
large ami powerful steamers = xhh w Iyt'IupFD
from PIER ~ n r. Of Murray St Mt t5V p: M i,y
neciino bv Annex" from Brooklyn anu Jersy r,c;
at m Tickets aud staterooas may be s , ~ Y r. and
BORDEN boFraE gents Gen. Pass Agents
DOPJu,AR SHORE LTNE.-For Providence,
Boston and the East rail from crH t uo"an NJ
Three express trains Tally Sundays e1oehe 10
M N n ip,r,r car attached AMI lop m WIN n,noe
seepine cars. sundays ~ 10 p m WIZ psoPPPiT Agent.
earsL f. W. 7
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flats aan Roo nc.

flats ann Rooms.
4 BEAUTIFUL LIGHT APARTMENT con
~ tanning rooms newly decoraeii eeFalors'
nted with convenience tOI h0usoAtt ping
rent ii 90. TIN PORTSMOUTH, - g. a WEST YIN
RI PAN particulars DO had from NSON, HAi
LuP HURRY, " Wall-st
ELArS 70 LET in the Lomsdalc, l,Od7 and
1869 pakave; largest best cheapest see immediate
lyi inducements 10 good tenants. Apply JhnitOr OF
r. CRAWFORD. 900 3i.avc.
NORTHWEST cor. 7th-aVc. and 9th. ST.
~ ffth Hat vacant ten facing south 81 vaOr
decorated every thing nrscass, desirable rent
duced.
'E'O RENT.-0n Madison-avc., between 31th-
and Goth Sta two elegant apartments without board
Address H. ~ D., rbun UptOwn Once. l,23S Broadway
Two LEI, without board, two or three fur
L nished room, In private honss. 2i0 West 55th.st.
VNO RENT.-On Madison-avc., between 3ith-
and 18th sts two elegant apsrtInens, with private
WV r. a. D. Tribune Uptown Office l.23s Broadway.
w ll3 AND llJ EAST lGTHST
Apartuepis. furnished and unfuI niebel, with
lcat, etc.
u WEST 29TH-S Very desirable suite OF
- rooms paor TO let, with without private table
best references
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gounl,p ptopetin for Sale ali, 90 &c


ATORANUf. y, Ji Uhin vicinity specialiy)l
M,aeiale slaimns ,"nr ,ralen," aas,,' "'e' acres
bsa"Hs 'wEg,sa i''h ,,p's 'a a., I"s
BEAUTIFUL furnished honse with land bS
south, hn' l'ilp, 40" '"'A
NOR SAIE,-At Richmond lill, l., l., -
] MINUTES ffop Hunters Point on hfoasiyn, variety 81
zen a. snsrpased iof hsmunes. G,a2y SCENERY
sa s fSS"s o 10 FdiS%LE neaasai ill.,
NOR SALE Very cheap. tn close Nn estate,
elegant farm containing - acres high state cuva,
non Ato ni''h 't NM r Al lat.,1I A. ',d iicE no
bonni Hrook si.road W tlLLDEIL ~ Libcrty-,t, NY
HUDSON RlNER.-Farm l0j acres fine
/ \ retience; a., Improvements elegant views and shade
heavily frIei. large number Of outbud.ngs; must DO
SOFA. fOs riRN 7TrPhENs, IL Na'-4u-st, TO =. m
lEORRISTONN, y. 10 rent, furnished
rooms open PLACES and all m1crn improvements excel
Address BOX 525. Moriisosn "
NEWARK, \. ITO flight new brick
~ houses fashionable section painted walls. tile fire
pTIeesIory with two.ory extension; 10 rooms corner
pru.I and Oriental ats. Zen. 5000 10 $500. Apply TO
~ $500 WM. ROBERTSON, 1872 Churclst, city.
Or 20 person In charge on premises
ORANGE, y. J.-lNIcinity speciality. Real
init end Madison. y. J. EDWARD + HAMl LION 4 CO.,
DENT.-FulIy furnished, winter season, at
dence every modern Appointments hardwood finish open
iepaces roGshont also nIrrsce beautiful location an
'"'''i""a RSWA r. mHNILToS { Co NO Pne..,.
Z, tNn TO Sl50-TO LET-TWO BRICK
- I)D HOUSES. inst finished 10 rooms, with
Of fsmoa ss and a WITHIN Tour minute walk Of depot
mu 70 y tAMFT % L6eItys,. y. Y.
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Bolrh auS Rooms.

East Side.
DOARDERS WANTED.-Desirable front
psoT 5C1 So snG q EAST %
" desirable let with board best reie enoe@
LARGE FRONT and one large front hall
room excellent board also able board loo o., oe,.,
- EAST 41ST-ST.-IIandsOme furnished
> rooms With board reasonable rates reference
wTU-AVE, 467. near 4Oth.-EleGant apart
y ments third with superior boAra or private
table.
Eth AVE-. 40 AND 751.-Elegant apart
mcnis furnished unurnished with fIstcaSs board,
for families and sngc gentlemen terms mo'ei"o' rcor-
ETH AVE. II. opposite the RrevOort House.
, very desirable rooms to let with board; b-st refer
IfEAST 2sTH-ST., between 9th aud Madi
y son cs-Funishod room. 18th, and all conven'
fences bieakas, If desired references. "
otEAST 2OTH-ST.; third floor rooms with
- breakfast required; also large front basement
IL EAST 29TH-ST.- Large and hand
somelv furnished rooms with hrst-e ass caard terms
moderate references
100 MADISON AvE-Parlor floor with
loo private table bath Other rooms references
fts MADlSON-AVE-Se Second floor, four
- suite; other suites and rooms superior
West Side.
"A n-TRUNKS removed, 25c. GROVES
~ EMPRESS, 90 N est ION, 40 Vest oOtl anu 81
Gtrave
EIEC ANTLY furnished second floor alcovc
~ room tn superior board Reference 104 West 45tbst
FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD.-A few
taseiuy furnished rooms board II desired In private
family. sWtst 40tl-st
DOOMS.-A few handsome warm rooms,
IL neatly furnished; sngly or IN suit superior boar d.
Very reasonable rates. - "a West 26ihst
I'O DESIRABLE rARTllS.-Choice suite
bath desired large sunny room third Gool. 20 West
Doth ST.
4 LARGE front room. newly furnished also
I hn1 room table board IA Nc't 22dst
~ WEST Jurisdictions and board !
! ! references
.1t WEST 2liil Sf.-Lnrec and small.
- handsomely furnished rooms oil runvrni,nres liable
sursts ne, omnulatei.
pa WEST lTtil-Sr-Supuiiul aruonnnida-
sNb inis with rpui ,efe' en,pa
DINA WEar lllIl.Hf-E'eeaul large and
svVI,F sus a,t isas VIII vi hoat hnetdt hrssaip
table neon dhhtis
Miscellaneous,
StfARiiiNNION, u, Ga i,HuA lai=l'etanns
w v.siiHa uAiHai VIII hnl handsome ii"H'l VITA
supfIlui huafi hY ihn haf week 40 nn ui hr Nh'l go
lath loo iLsHa ~ tAt itY tpifthuh n4u ha iluhsn
public buliines lUles aud principal nus oi sisui cas-
adul,ss MHh HARVEY
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Amus ensnta

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
sS az e HfsSfP A "a aS si
H6&f ryt1iisns 10
RHn1sr x '
WEDNESDAY Nov - so VII ss pa,
honyenT presented to each lady admitted on ticke' pur'
Grand Concert afternoon evening" Railways entrance
Admission Doc: Children. 25c.
DALY'S THEATRE. Broadway and 3Oth-st.
aS e NJ "A
Livery iSa1ss &'s.s: Dsf:
Ao"D' With MssSshan, Mr.. di6ert Mss prshsr
AND i1' fs ss9rsq NJ Mr t Skinner Nj Mr Ss
COMMONS Ass several rpa. Is% HTdssys SseeA
Act 3 OLD Drifts ami New shafts
Act Lords and Commons take hands IN mo
Matinees Wednesday AMI SATURDAY.
Especial Holiday Matinee Thanksgiving Day.
EDEN MUsEE, 23d-st. bet. 9TH & 9th ayes.
,,.. opsS from II to s srsys to dd,csr,.
leST 3 se! SSfs
asS. .sssI' ''i aii; '$sIss .,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. So, "a,
Nor, smAD3Ws AssKAn cIT9
evening a. IN
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
4u WEDNESDAY NoyENBER 49,
The q. win be h.
marrclnc, FRAU KRAusi florestan. Herr sCMorr, ~
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER FILES iuGUESOrs.
The opera Will commence promptly at p m $500,
Grand Matinee, Saturday, Nov 22-rANNHAUsGh
VNHALIA THEATRE. Tonight.
ednssdav"per ucisteSbssiizer.
UNlON SQUARE THEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENIN6, NOVEMBER Is,
Last performance Of
FRENCH FLATS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER ~
First production ~ domestic Drama IN hve acts entitled
BNNkIi,s AND BROKERS'.
From tho French Of Adoph DEnnory author OF Don Cesar
rresenicl with east cub acing tho prpcpa mcmbcrso of
the and now scenery inmate and appointments
WALLACKS.
Ev-sy Evening ~ y, and saturiry Matinee ~ 1850
WALLAtk'A HEuU LA COMPANY
Ia ltab,rt nut h nnn', hamnnle Drama
CONSTANCE
A GREAT SUCCESS
Eth AVENUE THEATRE. fantasma.
DCARNINALof frN, I'D WEEK, GREAT SUCCESS
nANtoN'N Grand Spectacular ipnoniime "a NrAsNA,
introducing The grsa Iallsa Company OF Artists AMI
MATtNEEa WEDNESDAY, ani SATURDAY at2.
Children under IL years Of ago Hif Pres
for the foliaarS.
CHRlSTMAS CARDS.
Messr, r. p BUTTON co have ready large and choice
and Novelties from the principal
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