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3 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1888. chased there at vory reasonable prices. Thoy aro of all HOLIDAY GOODS. are extremely pretty and Just suited for holiday gifts. Suitable presents for ladles aro French linen oambrio handkerchiefs beautifully embroidered in colors.

Thoy como in plain and Bcallopod edge, ono in each box, and aro so finely embroidered that the work equala hand painting in beauty. For gentlomon aro white Bilk handkerchiofs with embroidered Initials. Tboy como three in a box, the lattor being very pretty. Then thero aro colored ailk handkorchtofs and mufflers and great nt fni nil rlnRnftl of DBOOle. novef and elegant designa over seen in Brooklyn, and a considerable reduction has been mado in tho prices.

During thia weekj and next great bargaina will be offered In articlea that aro conceded to be entirely appropriate for Christmas presonts. Tho display of flno plated silverware at this houso ia largo aud elegant JLcsgat Brothers. A present of a book is always in order and always acceptable, and never moro so than whon Santa Claus is making his annual visitation. Leggat Brothers, of No. 81 Chambers Btreot, New York, are his agents in Now York and Brooklyn, aud thoir store rooms contain moro than a quarter of a million hand Bome gift books.

Those intended for littlo folk aro marvels of gilt and color, and deserve an examination by parents. Long; Island Clothing Company. Thero will as a matter of course be a run on clothing doalors during tho next fow days, for overy gentleman desires to mako as presentable appearance as possible, when calling on Now Year's Day, In anticipation of that ovont the Long Island Clothing Company havo mado extensive preparations to meet the do mand for now goods, and the result of thoir off orts can now bo Been at their stores, Nos. 4, 6, 8 and 10 Myrtlo avonuo. very fine ones, and nlso any number of pretty articles In jewelry for ladies and gentlemen.

Hia store Is open evenings, and all who can should see these goods displayed at this time. J. Casaidy. Seal garments are tho most popular of all wraps, and socquos and dolmans aro in great demand at Oassldy's, on Fulton street, where only tho best of furs are kopt, and all garments are made up in the house. The ndvantsgo in buying of a regular dealer is that his judgment can be relied upon and customers can always feel that thoy are buying what thoy want.

In purchasing real skin, which is expensive under any circumstances, and particularly so in poor qualities, it la absolutely necessary that one should buy of a merchant of responsibility and character, one who will aid In tho selection of a good and useful garment. Mr. Casaidy has been so long identified with tho fur business in Brooklyn that it is natural for people to go to him for sealskin wraps. Elegant garments are manufactured there, and the display in the Bhowroom is vory fine. Natural beaver shoulder capes and fur trimminga are very popular this season.

In fur lined garments Mr. Casaidy offers beautiful articlea linod with beaver and squirrel and somo with mink. Everything in the way of elegant furs can be had at this houso, whero the best of goods are on tale. Arnold, Constable Sc Co, There is no house in tho United States that surpasses that of Arnold, ConBtablo Co, of New York. It is one of tho most elegant dry goods establishments in tho world, and has a magnificent stock of dresses, wraps, furs, crawls, laces, silks aud velvets.

In the gentlemon's furnishing department are tasteful and elegant lines of garments and goods for gentlemen's wear. For the holiday trade are such articles as pockot handkerchiefs, laces, made up laco goods, fura and sealskin wraps. Tho finost goods produced in tho world's markets aro displayed all the year round. Tho establishment ia a beautiful one and as artistic in its arrangement and effect as a picture. Practical folk, who do not care for artistic arrangements, but want useful articles at reasonable rates, should not fail to go to this house, for it hi ono of tho most reliable in Now York, and it is ronownod for the unvarying excolloneo of all goods offered for salo in it.

E. D. Burt. When shoes were first designed there were no such artists aa are to bo had nowadays, and Burt did not manufacture shoes. Fortunately for the world today he dooB, and the Bufforera from unshapely feet as well as thoso who havo beautiful ones, go to his establishment to bo fitted.

Tho pricos asked for his best shoes are not high, sinco the shoes he manufactures aro of the best and keep thoir Bhape as long as they are worn. As a rulo Burt does not offer bargains, because good shoes aro not put on bargain counters, and what Is well made and of good matorial worth paying for But, in deference to a prevailing custom ho has reduced pricos for tho holidays and invites particular attention to tho fact that his bargains aro good shoes reduced in price, and not inferior articles whioh alono can bo child they ara In the finost assortment exhibited In Brooklyn. Seekers after suitable presents for ladles should visit this establishment. Thoro are elegant ribbons, laceB and millinery of riohost descriptions to be had at low prices; hats and bonnets of rare beauty, and as has been said, flowers of overy kind. A presont of a handsome bonnet is always a gift of value and usefulness, and a set of flowere for dress garniture is ono of the most desirable of all presonts.

A set of French flowers will lost for years and aro things of beauty that are joys forever. The firm is a very popular one in Brooklyn and la honored with the patronage of the best people of tho oity. And while thia is true, it is a fact that the prices named for tho elegant goods displayed are most reasonable and satisfactory. S. B.

Jones. If the visitors at Jones' fancy goods store, on Fulton street, could bo counted for ono day, some Idoa of the number of ladies who aro shopping for the holidayB might bo gatnod. They go there by the hundreds and crowd the aisles until a fair sight of any department is an impossibility. The display of fanoy goods, notions and toys attracts throngs, and every one seems to find something that pleases. In articles wanted by Christmas buyers, there are boautiful designs in bisque waro, real Japanese, hand pointed porcelain, Barbotino and other wares.

Tho articles include figures for mantel ornamentation, cups and saucers, card receivers and candle stands, and thore are books tor the young folks, pretty willow ware, writing paper in handsome plush boxes, jewel stands and elegant plush artioles in a variety of shapes and for varied uses. The French bronzes displayed st this house aro in elegant variety, so also aro the clocks, mlrrore, plush framed porcelain paintings and leather goods. The pretty Rhine pebble stones set in solid Bilvor aro to be found in the omple jewelry stock and handsome articlos for homo ornamontation are the hand painted stands filled with French flowers. In tho basement is a large assortment of crockerv waro, including all useful articles. The stook of lamps is vory largo and well selected, and as for toys thero are enough for all tho children who want them.

Dolls aro in every size and kind, from tho most elegant of imported specimens to tho littlo rubber baby that cannot be broken. Mechanical toys aro well represented in tho toy stock, and tho trouble which parents will havo wiU bo in making selections whoro there aro bo many things from which to mako choice. James Alexander. At Alexander's establishment, on Fulton street, are some elegant plush boxes, containing manicure sets, toilet articles, workbox materials, dust brooms, perfume boxes and the like, in beautiful styles. Hand painted and embroidered pluBh articles are in abundance, and as for toilet sets consisting of pin cushion and satin covered porf umo bottles tho Bupply is large and beautif uL In plush and hand painted hard wood framed mirrors the stock is ono to bo admired by every artistic person.

Mirrors aro to bo found at Alexander's framed in opon work willow ware, through the interstices of which satin ribbon ia run. Theso latter aro something new and aro vory pretty. A full line of embroidered sllppors for ladies, gentlemen and children aro shown, and tho display is vory attractive. For tho holidays many fancy goods aro shown, and tho store is crowded with boautiful things suitable for presents. Mr.

Alexander offers a lino of KID GLOVES that are really elegant, and wiso pooplo will buy thorn to givo to their friends. No present is so desirablo nnd useful. Tho mado up lace goods, handkerchiefs and ribbons are in great variety, and customers can hardly fail to find whatever thoy desire in any department. The establishment ia a comparatively new one, but it has already taken rank with tho older bouses in tho same lino, and Mr. Alexander's personal populority will mako his businoss house a popular ono with all shoppers.

Ladies should visit it while it is in its present holiday dress, and see among other things the elegant line of millinery goods displayed there. The Brooklyn Furniture Company. Every business has some lino of goods suitable for tho holiday season, and tho Brooklyn Furniture Company has a great assortment of art furniture which hundreds of customers select from every day. The entire first floor of the mammoth storo on Fulton street is devoted to these goods. There aro pretty and comfortable reed and rattan easy chairs, standing and hanging music cabinots, caselB, pedestalB, portofolioB, plush and onyx top tablcB, shaving stands and mantel cabinots.

Handsome scroon frames for hand painting or fancy work aro in great variety. For gentlomon aro smoking and rocking chairs upholstered in silk plush, cretonno and momio cloth. Theso chairs are of the most delightfully comfortable order, with a footrest attachment, and oufflciontly largo for porfeot rest. A tired business man eannot be moro at rest in bed than in ono of these reclining chairs. Tho elegant plush and mohair parlor suits aro offered at pricos ranging from $75 up.

Customers havo choice of a fine line of newspaper, towel and hall racks, specially adapted for flats or apartment houses. Fancy parlor tables in obony, embossed in gold and silver, aro most admirably adapted for Christmas and Now Year gifts to housekeepers. Tho library furniture exhibited by this firm occupies an ontiro department, and it is surprising to boo tho variety of articles mado up for service in a library. To look at tho book casos, divans, tables and chairs designod for a library room one would imagino that halt the people in Brooklyn bought library furniture. Tho stocks of all the departments ara very largo, and the establishment is one of the best known in Brooklyn.

Steam elevators aro in various parts of the house, so that shoppers may see all goods thoy desire without fatigue. Ladies who do not kuow just what to purchase in tho way of furniture should oxamina tha goods to bo seon at the Brooklyn Furniture Company. Thoy will have such a variety to choose from that they cannot fail to be delighted. Thoy will see also tho ole gantly carved mahogany sot of bedroom furniture, finished in brass, valued at $900, which took the prize at the recent American InBtltuto Fair. housekeeping fabrics and ornamonta, and supply al rooBt ovory want la this great emporium than which there is none larger or more famous than it In Brooklyn Ridloy'B 18 a household word and now that the bridge brings the establishment so muoh nearer to Brooklyn homeB, it will bo moro than.ever popular with holiday shoppers, C.

M. Went. If anybody in Brooklyn is under the impression that dry goods ara high thoy should go to C. M. West's on Fulton street and examine hia atock.

Ho is offering blaok cashmere, a material than which there is nono bettor for wear and beauty, at the lowest pricee, and Bhowing a reduction of fully ten per cont. on tho figures named in tho early part of the season. Tho nicest goods for droaaes aro silks, and thero aro fow women who do not prefer a silk to all other materials for a dress. It is, therefore, an important mattor for them to know whero silks are Bold oheap. The colored silks sold by West in October for $1.25 are now reduced to ninety cents, and this will be soen to be a bargain.

Of black silks, black rhadames, black merveil leux and black satins thero is a largo Btock, and theso goods are always tho most beautiful of dress goodB. The store of C. M. West Is well known, and the stock of dry goods displayed thoro is ono from which many families havo mado selectionn this season. Mr.

West wishoa to extend his trade and so offers as an opportunity to othors to buy holiday presents those elegant colored silks at the low prices named. J. O'Brien Sc Co. The Atlantic avenue establishment of J. O'Brien Co.

is a oity of itself and is so crowded with departments that it is almost impossible to give any adequate idea of them. For the holidays the firm call attention to tho embroidered handkerchiefs offered at special prices for the holidays. Thoy aro embroidored in colors, with plain and with scalloped bordors. In the mado up lace goods aro all tho varieties of neck wear fashionablo at this timo. In this department are handkerchiefs of overy stylo, and buyers cannot fail to find what thoy scok there.

ThO'firm does an immenBO business in ladles' and gents' kid gloves, and among othor styles displayed aro fur linod kid, which aro very reasonable in prico. THE FANOY DEPARTMENT reminds ono of Ridley's in New York. Thero Is a largo collection of Florontino statuary in ondloss designa all aorta of Christmas and New Year cards, jowol cases, plush boxes for toilet tables, juvonilo bookB by tho hnndredB, Bmoking cases in various woods, fana, hand painted and plain, colored photographs, fancy and traveling clocks, soaps and perfumeries and many more articlea moat useful and suitable for tho holidays. All who can should make a personal inspection of theso goods it 1b tho only way to got any idoa of thoir extent and variety. In gentlemen's furnishing goods the Btock is imnienso and prices are very reasonable.

Tho firm offer bargains in plush, seal skin and fur trimmod cloaks in overy style, and have marked down ready mado suits as low in somo cases as $5. A very pretty cloth cloak can bo bought for $4. Tho stook of cloth cloaks and Bhawls is vory oxtonsive. Ladies' and infants' underwear occupies a largo department, and beautiful goods aro for salo there. In tho millinery department are mauy articlea beautiful to bco and desirablo to possess.

Thero aro ready trimmed evening bonnets and street hats in groat quantities, and flowers nnd fcathors and millinery goods generally. In tho atock aro many French hats. Tho small bonnota, bo fashionable this season, can be had in overy color and fabric in this stock, In tho carpet department aw all the desirable carpot materials known to the trade. For OhristnieB and Now Year's gifts aro elegant Turkish and Oriental ruga in many sizes. In the laco curtain department is shown a full line of curtains from the Nottingham to tho finest Brussels and antlquo lncos.

Embroidered plush piano covers are to bo had in thlB department. In Turcoman curtains, with wide bordors, thero is an extensive variety. Thore are displayed in this stock the now Russian lace curtain finely bordorod shades, lambrequins, fringes, juto, velour goods, etc. In furniture are chamber setB in a variety of woods, parlor and dining room sots and elegant chairs. Also handsome easels, brackets, flro Bcroens, brass tables, cabinets, footrcsts, shaving stands, rattan and willow ware, reclining chairs and wiro strung patent rockers.

Sevoral doors below the dry goodB store is the shoe department, in which aro now displayed handsome Blippors for gentlemen in embroidered goods, alligator and patent leather satin and Bilk and quiltod slippers for ladies, and also a full and elegant lino of shoos. The stock is an extensive ono, and shoes for men, women and children are to bo found thoro. In tho clothing department is tho four buttoned cutaway coat in gray, which aro tho newest article out. Business suits for mon and youths, children's BUits, overcoats, dressing gowns, smoking jackets in many varieties are shown in this stock. In men's and boys' hats and caps tho firm keeps a great assortment.

Tho stocks throughout tho mammoth establishment aro vory large, aud buyers should not fail to iuspoct them. Wechsler Bros. Tho display of real laces made by the firm of Wochsler of Fulton street, iB vory oxtensivo and elegant. In the windows aro representatives of some of tho Dnchesso goods in the largo stock. Thoro are barbes, BCarfB, fichus in point and in Duchosso of tho moat boautiful workmanship.

The real laca by tho yard ia also elegant and tho varioty is bo extensive that overy lady of Brooklyn can havo a choice of articles. In Spanish, Oriental and othor laces so popular at thia tune tho assortment is largo, and thoro ore all kinds of neckwear for ladies mado up in ovory fashionablo lace. In black barbos, scarfs and lace by tho yard for trimming purposes tho firm show a largo variety, and the department altogether is very satisfactory. In the Cloak Department aro offered Borne elegant SEAL SACQTJES, tho garment par excellence for thia climate, and the pricos named aro very reasonable considering tho quality of tho goods. Thero aro fur linod circulars, fur trimmed cloth cloaks and Newmarkets in endless variety.

The stock is very large and tho tastes of tho multitude can be suited thoro. Elegant furs are offered by this firm as well, and ladios in search of fur trimmings will find it to their advantage to patronize this houso. Tho silk dress goods includo all the fashionable articles of the Beason, and evening shades in Bilks and bro. cade velvet. Tho department is very extensive and handsome.

Colored dress goods are represented in overy fashionable fabric, and there are some beautiful plaids in stock. The various departments aro all fully supplied, and many inducements are. oifored to pur ohasorB in all of them. Ladles will find the infants' and children's department very attractive, and thoy can furnish their little ones with beautiful clothing from tho Btock. A large hosiery and handkerchief department is supplied with handsome goods, and tho firm make it popular by naming low prices.

The house is exclusively devoted to dry goods, and tho largo and elegant gtook on exhibition attracts to tho establishment a largo aliaro of tha patronage of Brooklyn ladies. A. D. Matthew Sc Sons. A large line of holiday goods and novelties may bo seen at Matthews'.

Iho dolls displayed thero are from the celebrated Jumeau, of Paris, and are beautifully dressed. For people beyond tho doll ago aro plaques, pluBh fraiiioa, combs and brushes in sots, a variety of tidies, in laco and plush, made up laco goods, dress patterns in packages, handkerchiefs in all Btylea. In tho stationery department aro many articles suitable for presents, such as pretty boxes containing paper and envelopes in soveral bIzcs. Then there are fine soapa and perfumeriea and Gorman painted porcelain plaques in brass frames. In upholstery goods are mats, ore tonnos and othor curtain goods, poles and Turkish rugs.

Fancy toilet articles and gentlemen's furnishing goods are in great; varioty. Matthews' is a good place to go for almost everything in tho way of useful dry goods and notions. The largo Bhow rooms aro full of goods whioh almost everybody uees, and tho prices are as sensible aa tho goods. Heads of families Bhould give this house a coll, for in it aro goods for tho houso, for porsonal wear and ornamentation and for tho children. Tho stock is one that pleases a large class of customers all the year round, and at this time tho display made thero is a credit to the firm.

Mr. Matthows caters to practical people, and ho knows what suits the majority of buyers. His Btoro iB centrally located, and ho is one of tho best known and most popular merchants in the city. descriptions, grand, square and uprights the latter are speoially commended to those whose parlors are limited in space. They aro of equal beauty of tone and finish with the other styles named.

Ovington Brow. There are some merchants who beautify a city and who aro its publio bonefaotors for bo doing. The firm of Ovington Bros, doservo this title becauso for years their houso has been a pride and a credit to it. Only the old residents of tho city remember the old wooden building, gable end to tho streot, which tho Ovingtona removed to erect the building destroyed last January. Now on tho Bite of the old oyster and liquor saloon stands a stately building, the interior of wbich has no equal in Brooklyn.

Few houses in New York compare with it in beauty or elegance. Tho establishment has been fully described in these pages and it is not needful to refer to it at this time. It is with tho contents of tho building wo havo to do. The crowd ia so dense in thero during the day and evening that it is hard to see all that may bo seen, but any one can man ago to got a view of the statuary and vases, tho bronzes and French docks, tho artistic brio a brae, and tho superb sets of china. In small articles aro opera glosses in rubber, pearl and painted porcelain, ivory memorandum tablets, hand painted French traveling clocks, fitted in Russia leather boxes, and superb paintings on porcelain.

Thoro is a largo stock of French marble clocks. Carrara marblo statuary, Hungarian ware and Worcestor waro are represented in many elegant articles, English tiles and plaques aro in great variety, as ara also tho aver popular Paris plaques. The pretty oyBtor and ice cream sets, fish and soup sets, and tho lunch sets, ara most useful and desirablo articles in every housohold. In cutlery, silver plated ware, Vienna gold bronzo and brass goods the stock is vory large. Ovington baa everything in tho line of flno goods in china, glass and porcelain wares, bronzes and ornaments, and thero is tho place to buy wedding gifts, birthday presents and ChriBtmas and Now Year's remembrances.

John ill tilling. John Mullins has in stock an elegant line of parlor furniture, upholstered in plush, satin, spun silk and other materials, which ho is offering at very low rates to Christmas buyors. It is possible to get a pretty suit thero at very low prices. Tho fancy rattan parlor choirs, with rockors and springs are very nico presont9. A walk through tho cxtonsivo establishment at No.

18, 80, 82 and 84 Myrtle avenue will enable a visitor to seo many olegant articles which we have not Bpaco to namo. These are pier in all styleB aud of soveral kinds of wood. Library tables, plush tops, small tables and an ondloss variety of fancy chairs. In chamber fur niture are full suits of mahogany, walnut, cherry and ash. Tho dining room furniture is in a varied assort mont.

So, also, aro the cylinder bookcases and desks, wardrobes, hat racks, in elegant designs. Fancy tables, music stands and wall ornaments aro among special holiday goods. In tho STOVE DEPARTMENT are all varieties of this most essential household article In tho laco curtain dopartmont nro real and Nottingham articles in ovory quality shados of all colors, carpets, rugs, mats, floor druggets, etc. As housekeepers cannot do without clockB, Mr. Mullin kcops evory stylo of French aud American clocks.

In tho stock of Christmas goods aro dolls carriages and chairs. A visit to Mullins will repay oven tho moBt indifferent shoppers, whilo the low pricos named for all goods will givo satisfaction in overy case. Co wpcrth wait's. The Brooklyn public aro under obligations to Cowperthwait for making his business houso ono of tho most attractive in tho city. It is enough to tako away the blues to go by tho cheorful show windows and ob eorvo tho variod colors and nuniorous articles exhibited.

Everything in tho way of housekeeping goods is to bo seen there, from tho dainty littlo wall pockets and cabinets to tbo most elogant furniture. The parlor suits offored thore are beautiful, and include overy fashionablo shape and aro upholstered in plush, mohair and raw silk. Some flno bedroom auitB in carvod mahogany, brass finished, will please American monoy princeB. Tho bureaus havo hoveled glass mirrors and marblo tops. There aro shaving stands in walnut, ebony and mahogany, secretaries, bookcases and wardrobes.

In Binallor articlos are mUBic cabinetB, tablo easels, scroenB, otc. A highly polished cherry chamber suit in natural color is offered at $00. Tho old stylo bedstead, with high footboard, 1b coming into vogue again, and Cowperthwait offers somo vory handsome ones. He has a beautiful assortment of chiffoniores, with from four to six drawers, with or without glass, in all wooda. A suitable Christinas gift to make to a housekeopor ia a pair of fiuo hall chairs, upholstored in embossed leathor.

Cowporthwait offers somo choice articlea in these goods, and calls attention also to somo olegant folding beds with plato glass mirrors. Thoro aro a groat many kinds of goods in this store, and among others aro carpets, mats, hassocks, ottomans, curtains and lambrequins. Tho laco curtain stock is oxtensivo and elegant. Tho store is dooornted in holiday attiro and is woll deserving a visit from BhopperB. James Augustus Itrodio.

James Augustus Brodie, of 39 Maiden lane, Now York City, still growB in the patronage and confidence of those disposed to givo a sonaiblo prico for re liablo fur goods. Ho has in stock and to measuro overy approved garment mado from Bealskin nnd other furs. Also an extenaivo assortment of robes, gloves, caps, kc. Combination Clothing; Co. The Combination Clothing Company, Clin ton atroot, cornor of State, has inaugurated a popular system supplying men and boys with comploto outfits.

Tho houso represents ono of tho largest whoiosalo manufacturers of youths', boya' and children's clothing in Now York City, thuB enabling tbo consumer to secure hia clothes at a trifle ovor wholesale prices. Their salesrooms are spacious, airy, light and admirably suited for the clothing businoss. Tho company is prospering and bids fair to bocomo a fixture of tho city. Tho Misfit Clothing Parlor, cornor Fulton Btreot and Elm place, seems to fill a void in tho clothing interests of Brooklyn. Here an extensive assortment and varied styloB are to be found.

Evory sized Buit and garment are made for custom work and offered at attractive pricos. 11. fc F. II. Tasker.

H. F. H. Tasker, 091 and 993 Fulton street, near St Jamoa place, occupy a largo storo, fifty feet front, centrally locatod on tho Hill. Thoy carry on an oxtonsive business and havo sevoral branch stores.

They havo a largo stock of ladles', gentlemen's, misses' and children's flno shoes in all tho latest Btylos, and ehow a largo assortment of tho finest hand mado shoes and slippers. They make a specialty of trimming evening BlipporB to order, with flowers, laco, embroldory, and offer unusual attractions in gentlemen's alligator and velvot embroidered Blippors for holiday gifts, and show a fine selection of silk umbrellas with assorted handles of ivory, walrus, celluloid and silver, and with carved and natural sticks. The firm does a largo business in trunks, traveling bags, hand sachels, and carry a flno lino of alligator hand bags in all tho popular Bhapos. They aell large quantities of Good year's rubber cloaks, coats, hats, loggins, and havo all the latost novelties in children's school bagB at low pricos. Any ono in search of a useful holiday gift cannot fail to bo ploased with Messrs, Tusker's flno assortment of goodB, and tho low prices asked for tho same.

Wheeler Sc Bolton. The tendency of the dry goods stores to absorb tho trado of fancy gooda onco bo goncrally Bold In drug stores has not at all affected Wheeler Bolton. Thoy offer at thoir centrally located drug store a fino line of fancy cases, toilet sots, perfumery, at lower prices than ever wore named in a drug store. So many peoplo arc fond of tbo use of porfumery that it is a mattor of importance to know whero thoy can do well in buying. Imported perfumes aro articles about which there can be no conjecture they are what thoy buyers know tho roal artlclo whenever they see it It is well that such Is a fact, becauso to find it reduced from tho old eatablished prico is a great Bur prise, Fancy powder boxes, toilet casea and other dainty articlea pertaining to tho toilet aro in great variety at this well known corner drug store, and ladies in want of cosmetics for tho toilet tablo should patronize Wheeler Bolton at thoir well known corner drug store.

Smith Sc Pressingcr. The well known and enterprising clothiers, Messrs. 8mith Pressingor, of Nos. 563 arid 507 Fulton Btreet, are doing an unuBually large trado thlB season in boys' clothing. It cannot be for the reason that there ara more boyB this year than over before to be clothed, and hence thia increase of trade must be due to advantages offered to parents by the firm.

Every purchasor of a suit or overcoat ia presented with one of those novel and sweet toned Instruments known as the metali phone. The boys should remember this fact and remind parents of it. Webster Bros. Sc Co. During the holidays special arrangements have been made by Messrs.

Webster Bros. of 241 and 243 Fulton street, to meet the demand which is sure to be made for articlea of silverware and Jewelry. Their stock of those goods comijrisea some of the most Santa Glaus in Brooklyn and What He Brings. A Mention of What Merchants Are Offering for Holiday Presents. That, the Christmas holidays are approaching everyone realizes, for never before in Brooklyn's lilBtory have the merchants mado such a dlaplay.

Fulton Btroet show windows are miracles of beauty and richness, and the scone in any store whore Christmas goods are kept is gay and inspiring. The Eagle, in conformity with a long established cUBlom, givos its readers Borne idea of the extent of tho display made, and tells, as far as possible, whore holiday goods do most abound. Tho merchants who doslro public recognition at this season and have worked to obtain it recolTO it, for the storos best known to tho public present daily an animated appearance, and Bhoppors crowd in and out, good naturcdly waiting for tho opportunity to buy. A walk through tho business section of the city has disclosed to tho Eagle tho following Information regarding the leading stores and what thoy contain Ijocscr Sc Co. The most rscently established is at present tho moat attractive, as woll as the best patronized department in Messrs.

Loesor largo storo on Fulton street. It is known as tho art department, and contains one of tho largest collections of rare and beautiful articles suitable for Chlstmas gifts that have over been shown in Brooklyn. This new department is in tho spacious npartmont Immediately below tho main floor where for many yoars toys for tho young folks have been displayed during tho holiday season. Now It is orowded with tho choicest productions from the art centers of Europe, which will be found worthy of inspection not only by connoisseurs but also by that still larger class of pooplo who ara interested in the embellishment of their homes. Thera are terra cotta figures and groups, which, for beauty of design and masterly execution, will rival tho celobratcd statuary that has mado tho namo of Rogers so famoUB.

The almost endloss varioty of articles in bisque, royal Dresdon, Saxon, Hungarian and LoodB ware form a combination of rich coloring and unique designt, that can only bo appreciated after a careful inspection. There are lamps, vasos, pitchers, candolabras, flower stands, plaques and sots of china and glass, so dolioato that an egg shell would appear coarso and clumsy in comparison, and there aro articles in bronzo and braBB, onriously fashioned, and all of them not only ornamental but useful as well. Tho Far East has also con tributod of its treasures to mako IhiB Art Department attractive. Tho storehouses and workshops of China and Japan have been ransacked for ourioiiB and beautiful vasos, baskets, boxes and traya, and ever bo many other artl oles, any ono of which would bo a very acceptable present to receive from ono'B friends oithor at Christinas or at any other Beason of tho year. Then there are cabinets and smoking tables of ebony, oak, walnut, mahogany, cherry wood and braes, and most likely of other materials, for amid no largo a collection it is quito possible to overlook many, and mora especially when tho last ono looked at appears to bo tho moat attractive.

Brass is there in abundance, and it is fashioned into all sorts of shapes and almost every conceivable article. There aro candiesticko, bells, ash receivers, pokers, umbrella stands, cano racks, bellows, onders, old fashioned log holders, plaques, vases and urns, and all of them glittering and scintillating and looking so bright and ao boU satisfied that tho very sight of them is enough to drive away a fit of the blues. No doubt many of the ladies thought what a cheorful oontrast those brasses would present when placed alongsido the conventional and muteliko stove that gives suoh a dispiriting air to so many homes. But it will not do to linger too long with the art department, for Looser Co. bavo also othor departments from which their patrons may Belect suitable articles for ChriBtmas glftB.

Not tho least attractive is that whoro tha fancy goods are kept. And hero again tho same difficulty 1b enoountored. What shall be selected when tho variety is so great and everything is beautiful in design and finish No doubt tho cost will solve tho problem, as there is a wide diversity of pieces in the fancy goods department, and no ono need go away without making a solection. There aro fans; "and opera glasses, painted plaques, jewelry, Bilvor ware, desks, smoking articles, albums, saohels, mirrors, beautifully painted and framed in plush, traveling bags of aligator skin, dressing cases, antique leather bags and pockot books, that look as though thoy had been made in the Fourteenth Century; elegantly fitted up maniouro casos and work baskets, and many, many things in the cases and on tho shelves or hangjhg'frc tho walls, that it would seem to bo almost impossible for "anyone to go there without being able to Belect something. For the accommodation of the littlo folks the firm havo this year rented tho store.

No. THREE HUNDRED FULTON 8TBEET, almost directly opposite their main business establishment. It is filled with toys from tho windows to the coiling. French dolls as big as a threo year old child, with head and arms of blsquo, and kid bodies, wearing satin robeB out after Worth's latest patterns, greet tho passers by and move their heads in the friendliest sort of Btyle, aa though bockoning them to stop inside and look around at tho wonders tho storo contains. Those, it must bo understood, are tho aristooratio dolls.

They can do almost everything except eat, and for sevonty flvo dollars a littlo girl can bo made the proud and happy possessor of one of thoae wonderful combinations of art, mochanism and millinery. Ono cent is the minimnm prico for a doll, and the figures ascend to the height already mentioned as tho cost of the young lady in blue satin. There are hundreds of dolls and wagon loads of toys in that wonderful emporium. GirlB and boys and oven thoir fathers and mothers and big brothers and sistors can find omothing there lhat will interest and amuse them. For thero aro all sorts of games for Winter evenings and the social circle, and thou tho stock of books is a largo one, and painting and drawing material will furnish employment for.

many a solitary hour. It is, however, principally tho little folks who aro provided for, and how astonished they miiBt bo when suddenly plunged into that bewitching collection of printing presses, tin kitchens, magic lanterns, miniature blackboards, Punch and Judy shows, Bhcep, goats, lambs and military equipments, including those of tho Twenty third Regiment, clockB, watches, organettcs, drums, organs and othor musical instruments, and all other things that delight children. ThiB season homo made toys of malleable iron haTe taken tho place of those of foreign mako. Looser Co. have quito a large assortment of them, and thoy appear to bo very much more sought after than the toys of Swiss, Gorman and French mako.

They aro much more durable, more modorato in pries and equally good in do Bign, and tbore ia no doubt that a very large quantity of them will be sold before the close of tho holiday season. Wechslcr, Abraham fc Company. Shoppers who postpone going to Wechsler Abraham's, as tho firm ia familiarly known In Brooklyn, until noon or later fail to see the beautiful diaplay of goodfl exhibited at the present timo. Tho Btore is so densely orowded after the early morning that It is difficult to select articles, and the effect of the display ia lost. The stock is well worth inspection, and particularly that portion of it mado up of holiday goods.

On entering tho store tho first attractions aro the beautifully artistic and elegant gontlomen's smoking and dressing jackets in fine cloth, stylish shapes and with hand embroidered cuffs and collars. Thoy aro so appropriate for presentation that ladios rarely get by the countor without stopping, and the crowd that is always about tho gentlenieu's furnishing department prevents any very close examination pf tho really BUinptuoua neckwear, Busponders and underwear for gontlomen. Thero aro some richly embroidered jmspeadors, suitable for presents, in this stock. Buttons and fringes, though hardly to bo classed with holiday goods, aro articles which ladies aro constantly seeking, and it is for their interest that reforouce is made to them. In tho mado up lace department are some as rich and elegant goods as over were seen in Brooklyn.

The real laces, duchoBB, point, by tho yard, aro of the most choice varioty, and thero are Spanish and Escurial laces, in all widths and patterns. It ia a fact noted by old customers of this house that tho stocks are conatantly changed, and In tho mado up lace goodB this is particularly noticeable. To day, for instance, there are special attractions in Oriental and Pompadour jabots, flchns and other styleB of neck wear, and to morrow the scarfs, barbes and othor articles may be of entirely efferent materials and styles. Bilt ono thing never changes in this department, and that ia the unfailing civility and interest of the clerks in their customers. They enjoy Bhowing tho beautiful goods, nnd hence make it easier for customers to mako selections.

Across the way from this department ia tho extensive handkerchief and glovo department, in which Jus( now are the most appropriate of all Christmas gifts. This remark is particularly true, because every human being uses these two articles and every one wants a good quality. Tho initial handkerchiefs for ladies and gentlemen aro the most desirable for gcnoral nw, and theso aro embroidered in old English scrip. For presents to little people aro dainty boxes of hand chiefs, with Kate Greenaway figes ia ol" haT I In the glovo department tho novelty of tho moment are tho combined mousquetalre and gauntlet, In blacks and colors. Fur top gloves are reduced in prico, and both ladies and gentlemen will find choice articles for half price, Theso gloves aro reduced, because of the mild Beason, and they aro bargains.

In tha Jowclry department aro some handsome pinB and hair ornaments in Bolld silver, set with Rhino pebbles. Onyx ornaments are set with theso brilliant stonea also. The display of bracelets and chatelaine watches, in gold and Bilvor cases, ia oxtonBlvo and olo gant. For gentlemen ara superb gold headed canes and fiuo umbrellas and a groat variety of walking canes. Ladies will find at Weschlor Abraham's as flno a stock of umbrellas as Is ever selected.

Tha self raising urn. brella is tho holiday novolty, and this article cannot bo found elsewhere. The ornamental articles, such as French bronEO statuary, plush boxes, opera glasses, fanB, minora, clocks, sconces in pliwh, brass and plush plaques, albumB, pocketbooka and tho like aro in great variety and beautiful quality. All tho goods in this stock are elegant. The silk dross goods attract attention at this soason, for there is not a woman in Brooklyn who would not like a silk or aatin dress selected from this elegant stock.

Ottoman silks are in all the now evening tints. The gros grains aro in cloth Bhodos and in black. Thero arc rhadamcB in black and colors, velvets, plain nnd damacse in all the now cloth shades, and a full lino of American silks in black and colors. This department ia a very lorga and popular one, and particularly, so this season, Tho fanoy goods in tho basement challenge as usual the admiration of holiday buyers. Blsquo ware ia represented in a dozen beautiful articles roal and French bronze figures for mantel ornamentation, standing corner cabinots, brasa plaques, porcelain paintings, an extensive and elegant line of Christmas carda, pedestals, easels, mirrora in hard wood, hand painted and in pluah frames and painted panela and brass umbrolla BtaudB, are a fow of dozens of articles suitable for houso decoration.

The assortment of furniture offered is large and tho prices aro very reasonable. In tho upholstery department are rich plush and turcoman portieres, mantel and; window draperies, tablo scarfe, tidies and all Borta of fanoy things for tho ornamentation of embroidered articles, and ailk plush and felt goodfl are in all colors for embroidery purposes. The materials shown in this stock for furniture covering are of overy imaginable varioty. Oriental ruga, magnificent lace curtaina of real Brusaola, Cluny and guipure patterns, and an endless stock of fringes aro among tho desirablo articles exhibited in this beautiful department. Tho piano covers aro in cloth, plush, juto, velours nnd Oriental goods, The stock haa no superior in tho city, and is very popular with 2urchasers of holiday goods.

In a great dry goods houso it Is almost impossible to montion all tho departments or to particularize articles, but it ia Bafo to say that all tho depart, mcnts in this house aro crowdod with desirable and elegant goods, from the. oxtensivo colored dress goods and tho housekeeping gooda to the always popular auit and cloak department, whero just now elegant fur lined cloth and other kinds of cloaks and wraps aro offered at reduced rates, and are in every fashionable style. T. K. Horton.

Since Brooklyn was a town Horton has sold goods here, and he continues to do so, on a larger scale now than ovor. His store is a hnndBomo ono, and it is well Btocked with fashionable dry goodfl. In Christmas goods ho ia offering bisque waro in articles of all sizes and designB, plush iramed mirrora, candlcstioks with crystal ornaments, hand painted fans, and a Quo assortment of albums. Tho out glass perfumery bottlos in plush cases exhibited at Horton's, aro very handsome. Then thera ara leather cases for olgars, dressing cases, brush cases, pocketbooks and many othor attractive articles.

In the gontlemen'a furnishing department are silk tioa In fancy boxes, suitable for Christmas presents, embroidered suspenders, Bilk mufflers and an elegant line of pocket handkerchiefs, jewelry and scarf pins; kid and dog skin gloves are among other thingB of ercd fortho holidays. The umbrella stock is a fine ono, and includes somo gold and Bilvor and ivory handle articles. For ladios are gauntlet kid gloves and long Bilk evening mitts, togothor with many othor oxoellent articles. Tha hosiery department is a very complete ono, and at present it contains a great many desirablo articles. Dress patterns, dona up for presonts, are in woolen goods of the latost styles.

Tho ailk dresB department will interest many shoppers at tho present time, as tho brocadod silk velvots are offered for $3.90 a yard during the holidays. At Horton's will be found a largo stock of upholstery goods in all tho fabrics so much sought after this soason. The twenty five cent table is an attraction which ladies do not try to resist. On it aro to be found decorated porcelain oups and saucers, bisquo figures, match cases, thermomoters, vasos, pitchers and many othor articles. In seal skin cloaks and sacqucs and fur lined oloakB the assortment is very largo and prices havo been marked down.

Tho children's cloaks are also reduced in prico, and thore is a fine lino of furs and some handsome ehawla that can be had at low prices. Ridley's, Grand Street, New York. Now is the timo to go to Bidley's in New York. It is in all its glory, and every department of this East Bide Bon MarchoiB being drawn upon for holiday presents. The immense basement is filled with Christmas goods, from garlands and deoorationB, candles and trees to tho thousand and one toys that glad don children.

In this veritable Santa ClauB grotto aro dollfl enough to delight thousands of littlo girls. Thoy range from tho six to twelve inch doll, with real hair that can be washed and combed, and a trousseau that includes all tho articlea worn by real children, to tho young lady as large bs a three year old child, with her hoad covered with long tresBea and with silkon lashoa over her eyes as real as life. The great Parisian priuco of doll makers, Jumeau, now makos dolls of all complox ions.f rom the little blue eyed lasalo with white hair to tho bUckeyed gipsy beauty and tho dark mulatto.with orlsp locks peeping from beneath her bright bandanna. TheBe dolls havo perfect teoth and movable joints and crying propenaities, and with wardrobes of the most extensive sort. The priceB for these French dollB range from $1.50 to $50 and $60.

Tho majority of ohildren will delight in tho little families of twelvo inch dolls, consisting of a mamma and papa doll and baby doll, tho cook, waitress and tho coachman In attendance. Tho real novelties among dolls shown at Ridley's nro the wax swinging dolls. Thoy are handsome of themselves and possess the additional charm of being able to rondor a popular air whilo swinging. Of course, where thoro are bo many dolls thera muBt ba doll furnishings of all descriptions. Hats of velvet, plush, felt and straw, trimmed and nntrimmod, are sold for dolls of overy size, and there are shoos, gloves and hose to match drcBBos.

Doll houBOB with a court yard and wal 1 and with six furnished rooms, and a parlor containing a piano, tiny pictures, mirrors and shelves for brie a brae, and kitchens with ranges in which one may light a Are, cupboards large enough to hold tho kitchen china, and cup towelB and napkins, each in its Boparato drawer. Girls are well provided for at Ridley's beyond any kind of doubt. For boys aro the inevitable tin soldiers of other days, but differing now in the numbers to be found in each box. Whole regiments and arinios of tin and woodon soldiers, with ten or a dozen companies to tho regiment, including cavalry and artlllory companies, and villagers for spectators, can be bought this popular New York house. Toy (heaters and animals of every description aro to bo had thero.

Thera aro dogs that bark, cows that moo, Bheep that ba a and bears that growL In tho line of mechanical toys everything imaginable is on the counters. Among othor thingB are easels four feet high, with slate or drawing board for girl and boy artists or mathematicians. Not only aro children provided for in every respect in this grotto of Santa Claus, whoro happy mothers may go and buy everything thoy can desire, but thore are articles which avon grown up people will like to own. There aro quaint conceits in beaten motal and old silver, intended to take the place in part of ChriBtmas cards. Theso articlos aro sevoral inches in longth and represent auch things as Jack and Jill in Kate Green away costumes, two Btreot urchinB in a fight, Cupid riding a pig, a girl on a stilo, etc.

That old holiday favorito, tho album, is offered this season at Ridley's in velvet, plush, RubsIb, alligator and antique leathor. Some of the most attractive articles at Ridley's in albums are of pluah and velvet frames with exquisite ribbon embroideries on tho face. On the leather cases are pressed figures. Expensive novcltieB in leather albums aro those in tho Viennese reproduction of antique pressed leather. This leather haa an embossed surface of figures pressed and colored to represent metal.

The designs ara antlquo and classic. Other old favorites aro the olive wood goods which aro now in design each season. This year thore aro Btainp holders, carved backa for portefolios, ink wella and pen receptacles. Tho variety of patterns in these goods is too great to attempt any description of them. The different departments npstairs are filled to overflowing with atyliah and people can buy at Ridley's everything in the way of clothing for themselves or their children can furnish their houses with all Harding' manufacturing; Company.

The place for ladies to call, preparatory to ploasantly aurprising their husbands on Christmaa morning, is tho store of the Harding Manufacturing Company, No. 467 Fnlton street. It is an excellent place at which to procure a set of drcsB shirts, tho latest novoltica in collars, cuffs and othor articlos, all of whioh will bo opprcciatcd by geutlomen. m. Schultz Sc Brother.

One of tho best of tho many places in Brooklyn at which now designa ill furniture, carpets and articles for household aorvico and adornment can bo procured la the establishment of M. Schultz Brother, No. 604 Fulton streot. They are reliable business mon, and intending purchasers will find it to thoir interest to give them call. Richard Oliver Sc Blooiutlcld.

The gold watches mado by tho old established firm of Oliver Bloomfleld, of No. 23 John street, New York, are tio well known as reliablo timo keepers that it appears almost unnecessary to call attention to them at this time. No moro haudBoino presents can bo (elected than ono of their elegant watches. Alphonzo Smith. Some excellent bargains in pianos and me lodoons and parlor organs nro now offered by Alphonzo Bmith, at his warorooms, No.

535 Fulton street, opposite Elm placo. Tho Weber, tho Whoalock and othel makes are to bo found thoro, and any instrument do sired can bo purchased at very reasonablo prices. Keorffc C. SchafiiNS. The diamond jewelry to bo found at Solia fuss', of No.

401 Fulton street, is ronmrkablo for originality of design and excellence of workmanship. Nothing moro elegant of tho kind hag ovor been offered in Brooklyn tbnu bis stock of pins, rings, bracelets and lace pina. Tho prices are reasonablo, and gentlemen wishing to givo their wives a pleasant surprise ou Christmas day will find that Mr. Schafuss can supply thorn with tho means of doing 60. Tills establishment ia ono of tho finest in tho city.

C. W. Kceiian. To many young Indies no more ncceptablo present can bo inado than completo set of drawing materials, a box of colors or an nrtist'a outfit. All goodB of that description, it will bo well to bear In mind are to be found in groat varioty at C.

W. Kcenan'B old established storo, at tho corner of Fulton and Smith streets. George IV. Joyce. An experience of moro than half a century In watch and clock making Is a strong guarantee that Mr.

Joyce, of Fulton streot, is a safo man to buy of. Ho has at all times ou band a largo stock of watches, and those who purposo buying these usoful and valuable articles should examine Joyce's stock previous to tha holidays. TiffC Sc Company. In no other business is thoro a larger trade done during tho holidays than in the selling of candles. Messrs.

Tiff Company, of Fulton street, on tho corner of Lawronco, appreciate this fact, and havo therefore mado special arrangements to supply tho domand, and fresh packages of tho finest confections aro put up dally. Tho candy offered thero is of an excellent quality. P. W. Taylor.

Anyone wishing to purchaso an olegant Christinas present of silver plated waro will find a splondid assortment from which to mako a solection at P. W. Taylor's, at tho cornor of Fulton and Duffield streets. All tha newest styles aro displayed on tho countors for tbo admiration of holiday shoppors, and many purchasos are daily mado from tho Btock. A flue assortment of tbo best table cutlery, including tho famous Rogers knives, is to bo found at thia popular establishment.

Samuel A. Byers. Ono of the largest and best selected stocks of boots and shoes for ladies, gentlemen and children to bo found in tho city ia that oxhibited at Byora', No. 427 Fulton street. It also comprises numorous varieties of fine shoes and slippers, so many of which nro required at this season of tho year.

Bycra is centrally locatod at the corner of Duffield street, and his stock iB worthy tho attention of Bhoppors. Harding Sc Co. The show windows of Harding No. 317 Fulton street, are full of handaomo slippers designod for holiday presents. Thoso articles nro for ladies, gontlemen and children.

Another articlo offored at reduced prices ia tho ladies' alligator, hand sowed, buttoned boots, with seal skin tops. Then thero nro pretty shoes of French kid and pebble goat for Brooklyn customors, and all are attractivo and at low prices, Mr. Harding's establishment is centrally located, whilo tho Btock Is a vory largo and well assorted one. Just at this time the popularity of tho houso ia attested in tha numbers of peoplo who throng it coiiBtantly. J.

J. Carr. To many persons Santa Claus brings presents that aro not only highly ornamental but at tho same time arc very handsome. Anew carpet, a set of handsome rugs, a suit of drawingroom furniture and other articles for household furnishing will be by many Indies moro highly prized tbon any article of personol adornment. It Ib to supply presents of just such a description that Mr.

Carr has provided for tho holiday trade a largo and costly stock at hiB now carpot store, No. 583 Fulton streot, whero it will bo well for persons Intending to purchaso to mako a call before coming to a decision. Tho Btock iB a flno ono. Middle'. A vory appropriate present for any father to givo a daughter would bo ono of tho Hallet Davis rosewood pianos.

Thoy are excellent instruments, and aro for Bale at reasonablo prices at Biddlo's flalcarooma, No. 557 Fulton stroot. Fiuo parlor organs can bo procured thoro also. IMlClllN. There is also a large assortment of pianos and organs at Pholpa' salesrooms, No.

323 Washington street. Evory instrument ia warranted, and Bpecial advantages aro offered to buyerj. Mr. Phelps, llko his father before him, la a thorough judgo of a musical instrument, and ho asks tho publio to buy nono but tho best. W.

B. Clayton Ac Son. A home, no matter how handsomely furnished, cannot have any more cheorful ornament than a grate flro. An open fireplace is an acquisition not only from an osthotlc but also from a hygionic standpoint. Thoy aro for ealo iu several varieties at tho store of W.

B. Clayton Ic Son, No. 603 Fnlton streot, where also I ondors and brasB fire sots can bo procured. Josoph J. Bycrit Sc Co.

Presents suitable for ladies to give to their hUBbands or gentlemen frionds aro to bo seen In great variety at tho establishment of Messrs. Joseph J. Byers No. 110 Court Btreet. There they can find a large assortment of slippers of the best materials and styles, and also flilk umbrellas with carved and silver handles.

In tho establishment are many articles in boots and shoes which tbo public will do woll to ex. amino. Mundell's. Any lady or gentleman desiring a first class pair of boots or shoes cannot do better than to call at Mundell's shoo store, No. 303 Fulton street.

Mr. Mun dell has been in the Bhoo business for more than sixty years, and tho quality of hie goods has never been called In question. Tho first pair of shoai worn by many whe are now gray headed men and women was purchased from Mnndcll, arid they have continued trading witt him ever since that time. sold for a song. As tho ladles aro Beoklug holiday presonts, thoy Bhould go to Burt's and see the largo assortment of gontleraan'B slippora ho offers.

Thoy aro In velvot, embroidored, Bnd in alligator and colored leather, and are of beautiful phnpo aud workmanship. Other holiday attractions aro ladios' pohblo goat buttoned boots, French kid hand sewed boots, school Bhoes for misseB, ana gontlomen's dress and walking shoos. Tho show windows at Burt's aro fillod with handsome evening shoes for ladies, nnd tho is full of desirable Bhoes of ovory kind. Burt's is a nice place to got shoes," so tho ladies say, and as ho has been for bo many years on Fulton Btreot, it iB likely that they aro right in their estlmato of his establishment, William Wine. The jewelers have the advantage ovor othor merchants becauso their wares aro all for show and aro bo small in size that thoy can be displayed in the Bhow windows readily.

Mr. Wiso, for Instance, con put thousands of dollars' worth of elogant jowolry in Mb handsome windows and havo moro people know what he has in stock than can any othor than a jeweler. Ho shows something new ovory day and has a grcator variety of laco pinB for ladies and scarf pins for gontlemon than is often seon. Tho former are of 14 carat gold only, of the finest mako, and aro offered vory low. Etruscan work with turquoiso and poarl are a favorito pattern much sought after this season.

Tho display of pins for gontlemen is as varied aa can woll bo imagined. The atock of silver exhibited by Mr. Wise is exceedingly well Bolocted. Ho is selling triple cake baakots for $3, which is certainly as low as thoy wore over offered. Forks and Bpoons in great varioty aro Bhown and tea sets triple plated.

Ladies who desire to replenish their dining room stock should visit Wise's and seo tho silver ware ho is displaying. If thoy want watchos, diamonds or any kind of fine jewelry they should patronize him. The Golden Anchor. The Goldcpp Anchor is not a'misnomerfortho large china and glassware establishment at tho corner of Fulton stroot and Flatbush avenue, for peoplo who go thero usually anchor their gold or paper monoy as a substitute for some of tho beautiful articles oxhlbitcd thoro. Everything wanted in tho housekeeping lino is on sale thoro, and from a dust pan to tho finest china the wants of a housekeeper can ba suppliod.

Thore aro so many hundred things in ornamental china nowadays that it IB almost impossible to direct attention to what is most desirable, but once in tho Golden Anchor customers can select from a largo stock and suit themselves. Tho display mado there is so handsome that one is quito satisfied in looking it ovor that tho ugly purchases occasionally mado by buyers do not como from there. Thera is nothing but pretty and graceful articles throughout this establishment and tho location ia bo central and the store ho inviting that shoppers on tho Hill and in tho central part of tho city should not fail to pay it an oarly visit. Raich, Price Sc Co. The dainty and beautiful hats shown at Balcb, Price attract the most cultivated tasto in the city.

In ladies' hats and bonnets the latest styles are exhibited constantly, and tho millinery department is ono of the most attractive in the city. Tho firm deals largoly in furs, and tboy mako to order all Btylea of wraps. Tho garmonts displayed are of tho moat elegant description, aud challengo admiration from nil appreoiatora of flno articles. Thoro aro fur coatB for driving, in beaver, black beaver, soalskin; felt, silk and opera hats, canes and umbrellas. The display is exceptionally fine, nnd ladles in want of fur cloakB, fur lined dolmans or any kind of stylish fur wraps should examine the Btock at Balch, Prico Co.

The firm has been established In Brooklyn for many years, is widoly known and has soourod a class of cus tomers representing the best peoplo of tho. city. Tho stock is fine throughout, and strangers undecided whero to buy cannot do hotter than to purchaso at Balch, Prico Willliam Berri. In a carpet houso thero is not a great deal that can bo put in the form of Christmas presents ex cept Oriental rugs, ottomans, hassocks and Kensington art caipets. Those aro in great assortment at the ole gant wavorooms of William Berri, on Fulton street.

Tho Oriental nigs offorcd aro from Bokhara, Teheran nnd Mocca, nnd are tho finest of Moorish workmanship. It is a ploasure to exomino tho atock and the firm will bo glad to havo Christmas buyers pay them a visit. The line of carpets kopt by tho firm is ono of ths finest in two cities, and will ropay examination. Tho store is a very large and handsome one, and Hb customers are alwayB pleased with purchases made. Tho house is one of the oldest in the city and ono of tho most popular, HaTdenbcrgh's Carpet Store.

Everybody in Brooklyn, young and old, knows tho carpot storo at No. 174 Fulton Btreot, established forty seven years ago, first as Stewart's and later as Hardenbergh's. Mr. L. V.

D. Hardonborgh became associated with tho storo thirty fivo years ago, and hig character as a merchant makes his house one of tho most popular in tho city. Tho stock of goods oxhlbitcd in tho extensive BaleBrooma includes velvets, Brussels, moqucttes, tapestry and ingrains in the leading colors and patterns. The Btoro is an exceUent ono for diaplay. ing goodB, and customers can alwayB know what they aro buying at Hardenbergh's.

Particular attention is called to the Turkish ruga off ored for rooms, costing from $35 up. Pretty Turkish mats, hassocks, Otto mans and a largo stock of LACE COTtTAINS are suitable articlea for Christmas gifts. Housekeepers will find the stock of lace curtains elegant and artistic Cornices, poles and window trimmings of all kinds aro in largo supply. Tho firm deals in oilcloths, stair rods, shados and all kinds of upholatery work, espe cially in hair mattresses and church cushions. Shoppers will find a variety of floor mats in cocoa, with woolen borders, linoleum in all widths and carpet sweepers finished in bronze and nickel.

The best goods are to ba had at Hardenbergh's. Anderson Sc Co. During the holiday season Messrs. Anderson of No. 298 Fulton Btreot, are offering special inducements to those who contemplate purchasing piano either for their own use or for presentation to a friend.

The celebrated Harrtman pianos can bs pur Nutting Sc Co. The elegant establishment of Nutting at tho corner of Fulton and Smith streets, is well supplied with gentlemen's and youth's clothing, suitable for holiday purposes. Tho firm have the stylish Newmarkets made up in brown and Oxford mixod, and offer ready mado goods as olegant as can bo bought. Gentlemen's overcoats aro in kersey, beaver, chinchilla and fur beaver cloths. Tho gray whipcord four button cutaway, with and without biuding, is tho feature of the season.

Tho business suits offered rsngo in price from $12 to $18, and are oxcellently well made. Among othor items to ba remembered by mon is tho large assortment of pants, mado to go with any stylo of coat, and in all Bhades and patterns, for busiuosa and dress purposes. They should also not forget that they can buy at Nutting's complete sack andjfrook suits from $10 up. Tho custom department is stocked with fine imported goods, mado up to order at moBt reasonable rotes. For youths, boys and children thero are garments of overy stylo and variety.

In tho 'children's department aro littlo overcoats, plain and pluBh trimmed, which aro marked at low prices. Tho firm sell thousands of doz ous of polo caps, in all shades. Thoy aro mode of cas slmero nnd are Bold for twenty cents. Mothors will find a nico stock of children's furnishing goods at fair pricest this house. The firm makes a specialty of ready made livery goodB, and is the only ono in tho city that does.

Tho stock Is a very large one. The general stock is finor and the prices named aro cheaper than over before. No old goods aro kept, and only the latest BtylC3 aro to be found here. Custom era who cannot select goods in the daytime can do so at night and be Bure of running no risk in doing so, because tho large establishment is lighted by tho electric light which makes tho store as bright aB day. Hart, Jeweler.

The olegant jewelry store of James H. Hart is a temptation to those who have money to spend, and an admiration to othors who may seo and admire without being able to buy the rare and beautiful goods he displays. In jewelry thero is displayed just now fine Geneva chatelaine watches, in gold and silver, mado expressly for tho Holidays, and somo charming designs in crystal ball watches, with unique and beautiful holders. Thoso who can afford oxpensive watches will like the diamond set watches and chatelaine holders. The stock of watches, particularly thoso designed for ladies, is most desirable Mr.

Hart calls attention to bis Crimean aud open face and hunting watches for gentlemen. Thera ara small watches for ladios to bo had at $20, certainly a very low prico for such excellent articles. In fancy goods thera may bo found at Hart's card receivers, bird paper weights, rococo ink stands, photograph frames, beaten niello gilt and brass novelties, In Vienna goods. In Boyal Worcester ware ibe most olegant pieces are offered at lower prices than aro named elsewhere for tho same goods. Tho plaquos by celebrated French artists, displayed by Mr.

Hart, are oIbo marked down. Ho has but few left and theso will be sold before Christmas. Ladles will find theso and other fancy goods at Hart's cheaper than they are usually sold for, and bear in mind that theso are not in great assortment now, and would bo purchasers Bhould go to Hart's without delay. Tho jewelry of all varieties at Hart's Is very fine and beautiful, and a diamond ring or a laco pin sot in pearls and turquoise will ba a moat acceptable present for nine tenths of the ladies of Brooklyn. Sort has soma At Rothschild's, On Fulton street, are displayed a number of very elegant dress and evening bonnets, suitabla for street and for receptions.

For tha latter purpose are sovoral exquisite pink, bluo and white velvet bonnets richly trimmed. For street wear are a number of new bonnets just opened for the holiday trade. The millinery offered by this house has no superior in Brooklyn or New York, and the firm, having a house in Paris and one in New York, are enabled to Bupply to Brooklyn cUBtomorsall tho latest Btylea Imported. Tho estab Uniimont lias been enlarged of late yeara. and the Bhow rooms are handsome and always an attractive place for ladies.

Tho demand lor irencn nowera jor dress garniture ia amply met by Mr. Rothschild, who has a large stock of elegant sprays for tho skirts and bodices of evening dresses. The display includes every variety of blossom and bud known and for nv and all purposes flowers may be had at thiB house. ProspectiveB brides should wear the exquisite white Blossoms imporwa wtuw.