The New York Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1879, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 15,539. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, ‘MARCH 9. 1879. —QUINTUPLE SHEET. PRICE FIVE CENTS DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. OFFICE, 1 BROAD WAT— T Pole RECEP MON xo HERAL! biti 5 AND NIGH or ADVE! IMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS. i yin se ghiary WF ein cl ‘34, 4th and Sth cola, STROLOGY—3p Pace—6th MLLtanD S— 20TH Paca—si e—tith a et Wa ‘be item 24 and 34 cols. Boak D ALD VopainG WANTED—I7tH Pagr—3d col, SROGRLYS Lar owl APARTMENTS. "to LET, £0.— 17tn Pacu—3a BROOKLYN. REAL ‘Eerare FOR SALE—Sra Pace—24 and 3d cola.—and 2n Page—2d col, SINS OPPORTUNITIES Ion Pace. ae NOTICES—11t Paan—Sth and Oth cols EAL ESTATE ¥' oped Pach—1st and 24 cole and 25 Pace-inandid c CLERKS” AND BALESMEN isn Pace—deh, Sth and QLOTHISG isu Pa Y HO, JA NOLNI ENTISTRY- OGS. BIRDS, &C.—lotH Paar ath col. RY GOOD: sist Serre ep 5 aa Sth and 6th cols., and 20mm Paci ‘and 2d DWELLING fousks To LER, FURNISHED AND UX- RNISUED—iory Pacn—2d and 34 cole., and 3p EUnopeaN eR AMSHIDS= 30 PaGe—oth col. EURO! Inu Pack—8th col. 4 17en Page—Ath cot. pant Pace Let— R SAL FURNIS HED. ROOMS AND rigs re and 4th cols,,and 3p Page—3d and b cols. NITCRE—20mn Pacr—4th col, NCH ADVERTISEMENTS—I$rn Page—tst col. PARED EMALES—18tx Pacr—3d and 4th Kral art JALES—l8tn Pacr—6th col., and Lora ons CARITAGES, &C.—19tH Pace—4th, Sth and thc HOTELS— ane 7TH PaGR—3d and 4th cols. HOUSES, ROOMe “PLACES OF BUSINESS, &C., aon NTED—16rit Pack—Sth col.,and 2p Pade—sth 8" CON arn Pagr—Bth mega tcrde HOBOKEN, TeDSoN CITY AND BER. GEN REAL ESTATE FOR 5ALE—2p Pace—2d and Proms cal. ts S25: ig ‘oF i MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—l4rn Pace— MUSICAL 172m Pagx—sth and 6th cols. NEW PUBLICATIONS —1itu Pacx Oth col, PERSONAL ist Pior-lst col. Ast Pagr—Int co TANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.—trm Pags—5th and PROFRESIONAL SIE AONE WANTED--PENALES— AGE—2d and 3d c “CITY FOR SALE OR TO more ie ‘otr pas 4th and Sth cols., and 2p REAL, ERraTE MT AUGTION—Stx PaGr—8th col., and 2p Pace—4th and Sth cols. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE Sri Pacu—Sth and 6th REAL ESTAR WANTED Sen Pacr—6th col., and 2p BELigiors ROTICES—20nm Pace—3d col, REMOVALS—13m1 Pacx—6th col. URANTS—20Tn Pacx—6th col. REWARDS—20tH Pagr—3d col. RA TES AT AUCTION—201H Pack—5th and 6th gols, ae Oee ee Pace— ONS WANTED—MALES—18rn Pacr—tth col. RPRCLAL NOTICES—1trn PaGk—Ist, 2d, 3d and 4th cols, BOOKMAKING, &C.—19ta Pace—4th cel. STORAG Geet Pacr—6th col. SUMMER RESORTS—17tH Pacu—ith fae THE BALL SEASON—131H Pack—6th THE LECTURE SEASON—20T Face th col. THE TRAD! ye tye ee FURPOsEs—torn Pacr—ist WANTED TO 2 rena ete ae WATCHES, JEWEL! &C.— 20TH Pack—6i var ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY POR Shue OR 5TH PAGK—3d OLET and 2p PaGr—2d joo. vacnra, STEAMBO. PaGe—8th col. YY DB ieee cieteas Ineanstoonadle her to accept the situation. and solicits the aid of a. of means. Address CLAIRE, Up- town Herald office. LADY WISHES A DARK COMPLEXIONED MALE child for adoption; not over a week old. Address G., Box 140 Herald Uptown ofice. : AN EXGuisit, GOVERNESS (ATTRACTIVE) WOULD take cha: somebody's education; would leave town, ‘Address. confidentially, til April 1, GOLDEN HOURS, Herald oftice. “(DOPTION-A” LADY DESIRES TO SECURE A home for her babe from birth in some wealthy family. MMEDIATE, Herald office. TIENTION ILL PAY SOME ONE BOARDING Sate Meveeerten op Jooe to follow h* and brunette, sirall; bl eyes, long nose, CONWA ‘OULD LIKE TO COR- G@ MAN OF MEANS jease address R. 8., Her- Yor Avrespond with young lady. aid Uptown offic GENTLEMAN OF MEANS AND LEISURE DE- sires the acquaintance of a Proposes ing young lady. ‘Address LONELY, Upto GENTL MAN WISHES | A YOUNG LADY d musical acquirements. "AXY PERSON, HAVING KNOWLEDGE OF A WILL made by Mary L. Frost, of Somerstown, Westehestor county. S. about five years since, will be rewarded by Communicating such knowiedye to THEORON 0. W RIGH 195 Livingston st., Brooklyn, N.Y. LBERT—COME TO THE RESTAURANT WEDNES. day, same time 4x YOUNG GE! EMAN (STRANGER IN THE nes of education and social position, worth $100,000, own Jd like to make acquaintance lady ot rom ment, education and x seating, worth (or Lio bg ip like amount of money; un- exceptional referen: pperty and character given and required, Address BLPOR jenld Uptown office. LEECKER STREET CAR, AT FULTON FERRY, FRI- day noon.—Lady with seal sk secque alls bred at Port oftice. Gentleman seated in op ar desires Acquaintance if agreeable. dress oi ta it, . “station A New York. BARROW note AVED; OUT OF town Post office address, PALERM % os Mi ae Branch office. (ALEOPATRA—READ SISTER'S LETTER, 9TH st. — Address ©, A. B., Herald Uptown Branch C. PEC HAVE NO ANSWER TO LETTER. “BLACK. Ost Ir POSSIB: LE MONDAY. DARL something very important to communic: JOR ADOPTION—A BLONDE GIRL. THRER YEARS old. 173 Delancey st., near Clinton, top tor. Mrs, WALTERS, Tow Fort SATEL NOTHING SINCE 2D Bsr, though. Tuesday? ¥ MRS. H. PRRROLD WILL SEND HER ice to Dr. L. Di box 160 Herald Uptown office. sho ‘will hear: hewr something to her advanta; jonseer ME AT 10 A. M. AT DENCK'S 5 EDGAR. A 1 FOUND you, iJ you AAS wan tou Inte Wednesday; will moot you at ferry. 3 I. ednesday next. BROOKLYN JAC + WILL ADDRESS A LETVER, WITH Wide Awake, Herald office. SS B. OB. the W. HIO-HASTINGS, M. L. WANTS TO Si ‘Address M La, bor 109 Herald oftice. a a Puts WOULD LIKE TO SEE TTER BALL. adress box tz Herald Uptown otice, HILADELPUL YOUR FRIEND Wilo Bi BREAK- fasted with yor i Tuesday morning at Seay re Hotel would oe to see yon, M AD. ~ RECEIVED part, ave you, TERNER, AGE v we South, Meany aa pl + “a to torm the complished and retin oung lady UINIAN. Heratd offieg. MAY oF NKS FOR KEEPING APPOINTMENT J _weiting to explain; 1 understand well, GOPHAT WAS TEN CENTS."—1 SHOULD HAVE BEEN . it been ten trate dotta my mistakes of ‘on suicient for Ist Herald Up. . a ” IDOW OF GUS STURGER—A LETTER FOR THE widow of Gus Sturger is at Mrs, Larue’s, 14 University ST FIFTY DESIRES CONE hi sabe pees tory. We BROAD. ‘slag at Wooster y. M., 9th April, Db! . 4, room Wey ANY PERSON WHO SAW way line, run over and break « wntown trip, at “Hd Wow doth at. or = ILL MARY ANN Jvoyert, nond add reevive reply importan HY DU YOU NOT ANSWER MY ager You keep my mind in continual torture, ain 4 ng tf JOSE! ihe antl w ¥ w. npn LATE OF WEST ress to Sir Willian hing in reference to ~ the San Franciveo IONE DES. cata ce ANDALINE. BANDALINE, Lotte AS RECOM AS ndkerk: NEY A a ban Mex" MENTS OR MEADSTONES IN MARBL fow will be oxchanged for Groceries, Dry Uroening. AD. Bey ee Ter, fing cunrer's prices, MUNSUN “care Frank oitive, Newark, ¥. de DRY GOODs. OUR GREAT BALE OF co 00 S88 ERES TrITr sss ¢coecoo kR z s 8 Q oo8 5s § o OR 6 o 0 & 888. Q 3 oR Sos ok RS ‘ rn R BR 885 ‘ssa WILL CONTINUB DURING THE COMING WEEK, WHEN WE SHALL OFFER THOMSON'S GENUINE CORSETS, FANCY COLORED, AT sec. 100 BONE COUTILLE CORSETS AT 810. GENUINE FRENCH COUTILLE CORSETS AT 660. 800 BONE HAND-MADE ENGLISH MAKB AT 81 75. 50 DOZEN FANCY VOLORED AND PIQUE APRON: AT 12%, 25 DOZEN LAWN APRONS, COLORED BORDERS,’ AT 1G, 25 DOZEN LAWN EMBROIDERED AT 150. j 25 DOZEN PIQUE APRONS AT 17C. 20 DOZEN EMBROIDERED APRONS AT 150. 10 DOZEN LACE —s T 45¢. 20 DOZEN LARGE SCALLOPED NURSB APRONS a AT 450, 50 DOZEN SCALLOPED AND PLAIN AT 450. | 50 DOZEN SCALLOPED AND PLAIN NURSE APRONS AT 240. 25 DOZEN EMBROIDERED AT 350. 25 DOZEN WINGHAM KITCHEN APRONS AT 290, 20 DOZEN NURSE CAPS AT 17C. 50 DOZEN CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES aT 430, mmnrcus. __f __swarouw.—— EIGHTH AVENUE AND 24TH ST. | , etc 3 FEstAbLibuED 1¢ 1840, Ja 00 XN N BEES 638 BO Oxy RE s 8 38 ORxS 8 30 ONNN EBB 888 i 8,8 ft hue ot 3uS «(00 «ON XN EEER 6388 @ JONES SPRING OPENING, JONES JONES JONES JONES Bargains, Bargains, JONES JONES in every department. JONES JONES Dress Goods, Silka, Satine, Velvete, Joxu JONES ‘Cloths, Linens, ONES JONES Flannels and Domestics, JON ON. JONES Ce N Soh ONES Bargains. JONES Ladies’ Underwear. 2 Fancy Goods, 2 Ribbons, Z_ Notions, % Gloves, BEE ste, 2 — EIGHTH AVENUE EIGHTH AVENUE AND Umbrellas, % Infante’ Outfits, Z Children's Shoes. ZZ Z Boys’ Suite. % Ladies’ Shoes. ‘Misses’ Shoes. JONES Bargain, = —sBargaing © JONES JONES ONES: JONE: Carpets, Upholstery, Farnitare, JONES Housefurnishing Goods, JONE: . JONES China, Crock. Glassware, ON K: Trank: sen, dc. JONES 7 Jones Samples and Catalogues sent free. JONES Bargains. Bargains. JONES — JONES 8th av., corner 19th st. JONES DRY Goons. GRAND EXHIBITION [ DRESS G00Ds |] @00Ds 1 COMPRISING THE LaT aT OUR WELL PARIS NOVELTIES, KNOWN LOW PRICES. go EERE TEL Eg NNN K it NN a unc INNNG gc i OKR © Hk kx ge @ ceo co HORNE town ih § XN GG ; AXD COMPANY, 809 and 811 Rroadway, between 11th and 12th sta, Imvite attention to their immense assortment of NEW AND DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS, BOTH IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE, AND FOR THE COMING WERK WILL OFFER the following SPECIAL BARGAINS. 175 CAMEL'S HAIR | DEBEG! slightly dam. aged, Roe synods weet Blatt ne BODY CASHMERES, i w colorings, 123¢c. « yard. CHEVIOT SKIRTINGS, AND SUITINGS, design: 12%¢e., 15e. and 18e. a wer * MAKADO igen! anew material, 20c. « yard. FANCY STRIPED AND DAMASSE SUITINGS, 25c. “ALL WOOL CAMEL'S HAIR SERGE, Jn 10 different shades, 154 yards wide, Sve. a yard; worsh tise, SILK AND WOOL GULPORE, DE ORIENT, the latest novelty, 14 yards wide, 81 a yard; worth $1 35, SILK AXD WOOL CAMARGO, & now material, 50 wide, $1 20 a yard; worth $2. Novelties do Parle’ for Polonaises, 50c., 65e., me and $1 a yard. SILK DEPARTMENTS. BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, 500. 0 yard, BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, 65e. a yard. EXTRA HEAVY GROS GRAIN DRESS SILKE, $1. BLACK OACHEMIRE ‘on satin finish, $1 25, $1, $1 25, 81 50, $1 wands, COLORED LYONS SILKS, 75C. A YARD. 200 PIECES f LYONS Gn KORO’ GRAIN DRESS BN BY ava SONCEIVARLEG STADE, AC! AND MO NG GOODS. BLACK DOUBLE WIDTH ALPACA, 15e. a yard. LACK BASKET CLOTH, Ide. a yard; 25e. 5 oa EOS ital BLACK tay oe ed CouRTAU 's WELL KNOWN d and upward BLACK _BOURETTE” 1 i yard: worth BSc. WE WAVE PURCHASED FOR CASH 1,500 PIECES BLACK FRENCH CASHMERES OF LUPIN’S CELEBRATED MANUFACTURE, Aro WILL OFFER FOR THE COMING WERK "Ti FOLLOWING UNPRECEDENTED BARGAIN! A GOOD Wario, 8 yard, worth 50c. at. ae P ek TOR oe sake mates sara, worth €0c. AiAariy Qu TAtY at Soe, a yard, worth ae Pa ALITY at Ue. a yard, worth de. MAGNIFICENT QUALITIES at 75c., 85c. and $1 a yard. WE WILL AL30 HAVE ON EXHIBITION, OF OUR Own’ IM IMPORTATION, 1300 FIEQOUREATE Ene 4 AT PRICES MUCH BELOW THEIR REAL VALUE. ge IRON FRAME GRENADINES, 15c., 18¢. an 20s. a DAMABEA oy MATELASSA GRENADINES, 50c., 65. and 75e. a yard. LINENS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS. t SIMPSON'S MORNING CALICOES, 4: neg WIDE ENGLISH CAMBR! * UXkD WIDE DRESS LINENS. Ac. and 10¢ goop Qual. ITY Eee ayara eon Sst aga TG wo! rd, ‘and Bix. LAID NAINSOOK, FINE Pay ACHED CAMHRICS, “NO NAME,” 90. PER YARD; WoRra en WHITE CORDED PIQUE, Sige. a eapepees FRENCH FURN: TURE COVERINGS, be. GuoCier '. BRIDAL AND MARSEILLES QUILTS, 90e., #1 and $1 35. | A. RICHARD AM MM geal ae bac eed F aay MWe eA Re * MNNM AA inn Eex “sss M NN AAR RE so MMM Heer f 4:5 & Eeew “soo « WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, a 3 NEW GOODS —_—_———$——$ RCN 4 ALL THROUGH OUR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS. ; WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED f g——— 20 CASES OF CALICOES, CAMBRICS AND LAWNS, all best makes and select patterns, which it will pay you to call and examine, pieces fast colored ( Se., be. ana Te. 2.500 design, Hy ae... Those are the beat value to be found anywhere, wg in. every colors and 2 eases of yard wide Union La ‘Lawns, white ground, chotce patterns, Se. yard; worth Very boot © 200 pieces of fine Gi sirable plaid combinatio We haven sortment of the best quality aud finest pattorna in FRENCH LAWNS, PERCALES AND GINGUAMS, which we have marked at bottom prices. We are now openin, reat variety new DRESS GOUDS, tn ali tp and will tn on Monday ot jeces at Me., ros, all atyl q X large variety Sine good We have the be bert val In BLACK CASHMERES to be Binck Cashmere, al woot, Ane quality Very fine black Cashmeres, te. id in ine et city. ie... . BUs, «+ te., Be: Evory day we are making additions to our stock, and wo can now offer to our customers CHEMISES, NIGHT GOWNS. peerens, oan ae., *. Corsets, Iutants’ Wear, children’s 3 *, 1 WE SHALL HAVE ON MONDAY at lower pric erer betere cl i Lamina’ anit Cb" the batanee of our st as we desire to pen the coming season w only, We have marked them all at very low pr ht es ostumes vy Ute k Drensoe, $00, #00, 80D; were 8100 Ns oa" ed gut sale of TRIMMED DRESSES, As we are offering are secured by th Oth av, aud 1th wt PATTERN “BAZAAR, Mo abate ik, nie * ty XG: imvontED *MAPTERSS LO UF ENING. MODELS KEADY for VIEW ibe et p"""" mene A. T. STEWART & 0, WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, MARCH 10, A RARE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF THE LATEST SPRING FROM THE PRINCIPAL SOURCES OF SUPPLY oF ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY AND AMERICA, BROADWAY, 4TH AV. OTH AND 10TH 8T3, ADIES—NEW KID GLOVES, 25 CENTS A Pat . LAL Broadway, near 40th st. Also fin lors. Out this out 0, Uosiery, al LACES | AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. 5,000 PIECES i ay [ae eaten 2e., 3e., fe, e.. Be 7 DOZEN Sorianaa TACK TIDIES, magnis- cont dete ee, We. 12ige., USc., We and 2c. ete ND’ COLORED | ‘EibRot- DERED TIES 20e. and 2c. gach; worth double. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMEN’ A VISIT OF INSPECTION SOLICITED” W. H. CONKLING. ed LING & CO., J. W. CHIVVIS. a BIL Broadway. A, NN ON 1 BEES poo, Rx 3 it ee DD NNN IL L L DD NNN IU EEB OL DD AAA NNN UB i DD AR MUE , Dob NN U ERER tun & BROADWAY, TO NG LINES or GOODS = CALL OrectaL, ATTENTION THE FOLLOW. BLACK DRESS SILKS. er #2, Prgces 24INCH CACHEMIRE BLACK SILKs, wourk eras CACHEMIRE RICH BLACK SILKS, $1 25; ou —- ES STRIPED SUMMER SILKS, 69C.; WORTH ah RUE E ASSUNTMENT COLORED GROS GRAINS, IES IN MOIRE AND SATIN STRIP} LOW PRICES. fore wor Bg LUPIN'S BLACK CASHMERES, 49¢.; pene SOVELTIES Wh BLACK DRESS GREXA. DINES—THE NEW KASHGAR MESH, SATIN MOIRE AND DAMASSE STRIPES, AT. EXCEEDINGLY POFU- LAR PRICES, MILLINERY, ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE Seazon. HATS IN ALL THE NEWESE Sia C2 Ata As NATURAL AS NArCkies PRopvc. 0} FEATHERS, FUmae. ORNA ane 0. ING THE CHOICKST Moats Fgpor. KSsORTM we BE FOUND ANYWH EK. AN IMMENSE STOCK “OF_ RERRELLAS IN ALL KNOWN COVERINGS, ELEGANTLY MOUNTED IN fie NEWEST AND MOST DESI RAGLE MANNER, XN. eae ATLENTION GIVEN TO pd BY MAIL FROM ANY PART OF at Ils me OF PIECE GOODS SENT ON APPLICA- pow BROADWAY, CORNER STH ST., NEW YORK. SMITHS | PATTERN BAZAAR, BAST MTH st. MoNbay MARCH 10, IMPORTED PATTERNS and CLOTH MODELS READY tor VIEW MONDAY, 10. ——— porters, ———_— 49 BROADWAY AND 179 STH AY, received ftom Paris the Intest noreltion TS AND WATS, 8 666000q c co pat tatetetatet ated EIGHTH AVENUE AND 24TH STREET. DIRECT ATTENTION TO THE FACT THAT EXTEN- SIVE PREPARATIONS ARE NOW BEING MADE TO PLACE UPON THEIR COUNTERS THE CHOICEST NOVELTIES OF HOME AND FOREIGN PRODUCTION, AND AT PRICES THAT WILL SURELY PROVE VERY ATTRACTIVE TO THEIR LEGION OF CUSTOMERS. TO-MORROW (MONDAY) WE WILL OFFER IN OUR MOURNING DEPARTMENT 50 PIECES LUPIN’S ALL WOOL FRENCH CASHMERE, 43 INCHES WIDE, AT 77C., NEVER BEFORb OF- FERED AT LESS THAN 1 10. s BODY CASHMERES IN BEAUTIFUL BLACK SHADES, 36 TO 48 INCHES {WIDE, 30C., 35C., 37%C., 400., 45C. TO 58C, Big ALL WOOL FRENCH CASHMERES, OUR OWN IM- PORTATION, 49C., 50C., 590., 60C., 65C., 700. TO $1. EURICHS' 48 INCHES BLACK CASHMERE? SATIN FINISH, HAND LOOM, AT 90C., wORTs 12. SILK WARP -HENRIETTAS,” 40 INCHES WIDE, AT $1, $1 25, $1 35, $1 45, $1 65, $1 75 AND od THESE GOODS ARE FULL WEIGHT AND WIDTH AND ARE UNEQUALLED BY ANY KNOWN BRAND FOR BBAUTY OF FINISH AND DURABILITY, BUNTINGS, ALL WOOL FILLINGS IN ALL 12%C. COLORS AT FULL LINES OF “GRAPE CLOTH, TAMISE CLOTHS, BARATHA CLOTHS, DRAP DETE, &c. OUR GRENADINE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED DURING THE WEEK. IX OUR COLORED DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT WILL BE FOUND A FULL LINE OF PARIS. NOVELTIES FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR. Rae {iso PIECES ALL WOOL DE BEIGE AT ED IN FANCY SPRING SUITINGS WE OFFER GOOD SERVICEABLE FABRICS AND PERFECT IMITA- TIONS OF THE REAL IMPORTED GOODS AT 8C., 10C., 12%. AND UPWARD. CALICOES AT 30. AND UPWARD. ALSO re 100 PIECES OF SILK MIXED 8UITINGS AT 300. YARD; WELL WORTH 500. WE SHALL TO-MORROW aia MAKE OUR FIRST DISPLAY OF ALI HE NEW SHAPES AND COLORS IN STRAW, CHIP AND BRAID HATS, COM- PRISING OVER FIFTY NEW SHAPES; SCHOOL HATS, TRIMMED AND IMMED, IN IMMENSE VARIETY. BOYS’ FELT HATS, NEW SHAPES, NEW COLORS, FOR SPRING, F! 50C. UPWARD. NEW FIOWEKS, NEW FEATHERS. NEW RIBBO! NEW NE a a li i z 2 =z [3] = e NCY MILLINERY SILK, LLINERY ORNAMENTS. don wikuieeW DeraRTunet wrt on xox. DAY BE REPLETE ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES FROM PARIS. HE SPECIAL OFFERING OF 50 PIECBS REAL TORCHON LACE, 3 INCHES IN WIDTH, AT 11C. PER YARD. —_———» ALSO FINE AND DESIRABLE PATTERNS AT 3C., 4C., 70. AND 9C. BEAL AND IMITATION BRETONS, MALTESE LACES AND REAL CLUNY LACES, FROM 90. PER YARD UPWARD, 2,006 REAL ANTIQUE SQUARES AT 30. EACH, ANTIQUE LACES, FULL 2% INCHES WIDE, AT 19¢.; 3 INCHES WIDE AT 190.; 6 INCHES WIDE AT 250. REAL ANTIQUE TIDIES, 18 INCHES SQUARE, 6240. 200 LADIES’ FRENCH LAWN BREAKFAST CAPS AT 00C, EACH. aie | SIMULTANEO! WITH THE OPENING OF MME. DEMOREST'S BAZAAR PATTERNS WE WILL OFFER ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS FOR THE SPRING AND SUM- MER SEASON. oh THE FACT THAT OUR YT osss s 8 8 sss a 3 wo ee cooco ant te Boc0008 = § oven | << g co 0 il at | £ L <0 f OL ocr coocS Seaced mmms==s Bexness eats: toe” DEPARTMENT OFFER! CIAL ADVANTAGE TO TE CHASER IS NOW VE AND THIS IN PART E = Ee] a = L 4 a = ES 3 z = 2 3 a iE ECONOMICAL PUR. ENERALLY ADMITTED, ‘OUNTS FOR THE IM- MENSE AND EVER EASING PATRONAGE THAT WE ARE FAVORED WITH. IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR VERY EX- TENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING GOODS NOW DAILY BEING PLACE! N STOCK WE HAVE DE- CIDED TO MAKE A 8 “IAL OFFERING OF ONE LOT OF z Pik ba = aelciele 3 Els sou CASS ERE 80 SUITS. CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE LOT AT $3 87. SIMILAR SUITS ARE BEING SOLD AT PRESENT | AT $850 AND §0 50. | o VERY LARGE STOCK OF BOYS’ SIIIRT WAISTS AT 124C. AND UPWARD. ail te WE DESIRE TO DIRECT THE AT- § “8 | TENTION OF LADIES WHO HAVE BREN PAYING ENO! RMOUS PRICES FOR SHOES To TH THE FACT THAT WE CARRY A LINE OF SHOES |: Mise THAT ARE POSITIVELY EQUAL TO SHUES SHOES |THE FINEST OFFERED BY ANY SHOES | HOUSE IN THE TRADE, AND AT SHS PRICES THAT WILL PROVE GRAT ES IFVING IF NOT SURPRISING. TO ALL ELT, LADIES WHO PERSUADE THEM. SELVES THAT OUR SHOES ARE INFERIOR BECAUSE THE PRICES |5 «| SEEM VERY Low DO THEMSELVES PBapens INJUSTIOR 18 Not, at | S| LEAST, COMPARING THE QUALITY, | PRICE AND STYLE oF OUR SHOES, | § SHOES BIGHTU AVENUE AND 24TIL OR IN GIVING 1 * “LADIES’ DRY ‘Goons. Pree times asp DULL peti PEOPLE MAY STILL BE ING ABOUT DULL TIM URYING AND COMPLAIN. AND TRYING TO RACK THEIR BRAINS WHY 80CN TIMES EXIST. FOR MY PART, [ THINK THE DULNESS OF THE TIMES WITH REGARD TO INDIVIDUAL BUSINESS MEN 18 BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE INDIVIDUAL BUSINESS MAN OR FIRM THEMSELVES. DULL TIMES ALWAYS EXIST WITH SOME PEOPLE, AND THEY BECOME CHRONIC APTER THE FIRST ATTACK. CERTAIN BUSINESS MEN, HOWEVER, POSSESS A PECULIAR FACULTY OR WHIM WiTH WHICH THEY ATTACK THIS MONSTER. AND WITH PERSISTENCY AND ENERGY MAKE IT LIVELY FOR MIM AND KEEP IT LIVELY ALL THE TIME, WHILE OTHERS ARE ONLY COMPLAINING, AND THUS WE FIND SIDE BY SIDE “THE DULL TIMES AND LIVELY.” THE CONTRAST STRUCK ME VERY FORCIBLY A FEW DAYS AGO WHEN, AFTER VISITING A NUM- BER OF DRY GOODS HOUSES, I CALLED UPON Fl: ES. lz ce MESSRS. JOHN E. KAUGHRAN & CO. BROADWAY, CORNER OF 9TH ST. I FOUND TIMES, OR IN OTHER WORDS BUSINESS, ANYTHING BUT DULL THERE. THE STORE WAS LITERALLY PACKED WITH LADIES BUSY SELECT- ING AND PURCHASING GOODS OF VARIOUS KINDS. I COULD NOT RESTRAIN THE FEELING OF CURI- OSITY (PECULIAR TO OUR SEX), AND FORTHWITH DETERMINED TO DISCOVER THE CAUSE OF THIS UNUSUAL FURORE. BUT IT NEEDED NO “RACK- ING OP THE BRAIN” TO FIND A REASON WHY BUSINESS WAS SO LIVELY THERE. I PLAINLY SAW IT WAS ENTIRELY OWING TO THE ABILITY or MESSRS. JOHN E. KAUGHRAN & CO., TO CARRY ON THEIR SINESS IN A MANNER THAT SUITS THE DrMANDS OF THE PUBLIC, w ¢ = USING oa POPULAB PRICES, ~ POLITE “ATTENTION AND “HONORABLE DEALING TO CAPTURE PUBLIC FAVOR. POPULAR PRICES, INDEED, REIGNED svU- PREME THROUGHOUT THIS ESTABLISHMENT. 1 SAW (OR, I SHOULD SAY, I WAS SHOWN BY A VERY POLITE AND ATTENTIVE SALES. MAN, MR BROWN) ELEGANT BLACK SILKS, DAMASSE AND BROCADED SILKS, SATIN STRIPED WATER SILKS, BLACK AND COLORED WATERED SILKS, RICH BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, VERY HANDSOME NEW DESIGNS IN STRIPED AND CHECKED SUMMER SILKS, BLE- GANT VELVET STRIPED GRENADINES, RICH LYONS COLORED GROS GRAINS FOR STREET WEAR AND ELEGANT GASLIGUT TINTS FOR EVENING, AND WONDERED HOW THEY COULD AFFORD TO SELL THEM AT SUCH LOW PRICES. I NEXT VISITED THEIR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, AND WAS AMAZED aT THE MAGNITUDE AND VARIETY OF PABRICS THERE OFFERED. I SAW REAL NICE SER- VICEABLE GOODS. AS LOW AS 5C. A YARD. FIXER GOODS WERE EXHIBITED IN PROFUSION AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES MR. BURNS, WHO HAS CHARGE OF THIS DEPARTMENT, CALLED MY ATTENTION TO SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS THEY WERE EXUIBITING—ViZ., 64 DRAP GRENOBLE AT 250. A YARD, 64 DRAP VENICE AT 37\c. A YARD, BEAUTIFUL ALL WOOL DEBEIGE aT 25¢., AND VERY RICH PARIS NOVELTIES IN PURE SILK AND WOOL. 1% YARDS WIDE, AT 950. $135, $175 AND $225 A YARD. IN THE MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT MR. TOMLINSON SHOWED SOME RARE BARGAINS IN LUPIN’S ALL WOOL BLACK FRENCH CASH- MERES, AS LOW AS 373C.; VERY HANDSOME QUALITIES AT 500. AND 624C., AND EXTRA FINE QUALITY AT 7C. 1 WAS PARTICULARLY ATTRACTED BY A BLACK DAMASSE GRENA. DINES WHICH HE SHOWED ME, AT 6c. A YARD. BLACK SEASIDE BUNTING AS LOW AS 12%C., AND ALL WOOL AT 25¢, THE SILK WARP HENRIETTA AT 400. A YARD DESERVES SPECIAL MENTION, AS IT IS REALLY A BEAU. FUL QUALITY, BLACK CAMEL'S HAIR CLOTH, BASKET CLOTH, ANGORA CLOTH, TAMISE CLOTH, TAFFETTA CLOTH, IMPERIAL CRAPE [slPUalel#|2 F | all r CLOTH, BOMBAZINE CLOTH, ARMUIR CLOTH, COLOGNA CLOTH AND A NUMBER OF OTHER FABRICS, AT PRICES RANGING FROM 250. TO $1 A YARD, WITH SUCH AN EXTENSIVE Va- RIETY AND PRICES SO REMARKABLY MODE. RATE IT IS NOT TO BE WONDERED AT THAT THEIR TRADE IS 80 IMMENSE. IN THE LACE DEPARTMENT MR. KIDNEY SHOWED A MOST ELEGANT. ASSORTMENT OF REAL AND IMITATION LACES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS TRIM- MINGS, CORSETS AND LADIES’ MUSLIN. UN. DERWEAR AT PRICES THAT REALLY ASTON. ISHED ME. Fis MR. DEANE, A VERY COURTEOUS YOUNG MAN, EX- HIBITED SOMK REAL BARGAINS IN HOSIERY. AE PARTICULARLY CALLED MY ATTENTION TO A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LADIES’ SILK CLOCKED BAL- BRIGGAN HOSE, FRENCH FRET, AT 25C., a PAIR WHICH HE CLAIMED WERE WORTH S00. AND 1 COULD NOT CONTRADICTHIM, FOR I REALLY THINK THEY WERE. HE ALSO SHOWED ME SOME EXQUIS. ITB STYLES IN EMBROIDERED AND OPENWORK LISLE THREAD AND SILK HOSE AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. IN THE LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT MR. CALLAHAN SHOWED A LARGE LINE OF SUBETINGS, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, BED SPREADS, TOWELS, TABLE COVERS, PIANO COVERS, TURKEY RED DAMASKS, NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, CARFETS, FLOOR MATS, OTTO- MANS, &C., A&C, BBACTIFUL DRUGGET CRUMB CLOTHS, THREE YARDS LONG. AT $4 50, WHICH HE SAID WERE SOLD IN OTHER STORES AT &. MY ONLY REGRET BEING 1 WAS NOT A HOUSE. KEEPER TO AVAIL MYSEL® OF SOME OF THE GREAT BARGAINS HE EXHIBITED. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE GREAT CROWD THAT NOW THRONGED THK STORES, WHICH MADE IT REALLY UNCOMFORTABLE, 1 COULD NOT CARRY MY INVESTIGATIONS ANY FURTHER; 801 BEAT A HASTY RETREAT, CONVINCED THAT MERCHANTS WHO CONDUCT THEIR KUSINESS ON THK SAME LIBERAL PRINCIPLES AS i MESSRS, JOUN KE KAUGHRAN & CO. WILL NEVER BE TROUBLED WITH DULL TIMES. FASHION REPORTER.” | ¥ P| z ‘P| SPRING ¢,2 lzlé tlz ao ‘est OXIME > 5 | “ ” > 3l¢I 3 zc E k ‘-] CHEAPNESS. KAUGHRAN BROADWAY, “CORNER OF NINTH 57, Wil open on Monday, March 10, the following SPECIAL y_ BARGAINS, to which they renpectfully invit invite the attention of thetr customers and the public. Rich black gros grain Sill Satin Gnish black gros grain Silks at S5c. and 95e. a yard. Girand’s extra rich black gros grain Silks (cashmere su- blime) $1 and $1 Extra rich sod handsome black gros grain, of Giraad’s manufacture, at $1 25, Extra rich and bag A black er gros grain am, ie Guinet's manufacture, at $1 35, $1 45 and $1 SU a ys groin Silke of extreme Fiehm 1d, Ponson, Gui Lyons black ufacture of Girau warranted to wen! $2 15, $2 25, $2 35 and $2 New designs in fancy summer Silks at 50c. a yard. > rich brocaded and damask thnoss, 1 jard and Bonu Teil = a4 50, "st ‘60, ‘st 75, $1 35, $2, Novelties in black ans Silks, 45c. a yard w Rich and heavy colored os ‘ain Silks for street wearand elegant gaslight tints for evening, 92)¢c. a yard. Black Satins at 50c., 60c., 75c., Se, and 81. Rich colored Satins, $1 a yard. Satin striped Watered Silk, 5c. Black velvet striped Grenadine, $2 25. Rich black satin striped Watered Silk, $1 45. Amertean black gros, sain iulke st Gis.,70e., 7e., Woe. and $1 25. Extra rich black and colo red Brocaded and Damassio Silke at T5c., S5e., $1, $1 10, $1 15 and $1 25. BLACK GRENADINES. Black iron frame Grenadines. 15e., 18¢.,20¢. and 25e. Black iron frame Grenadines, superior quality, 30c., 350. and 37)e. Biack fron frame Grenadines, silk and wool, superb qual- Thy, B0e., 58e., Ge, Be. atnd 75e. i. Black Mexican Gronadines, 22c. upward. RICH BLACK DAMASSE SEW sie aa ee: bs gic dias EXTRA RICH BLACK MEXICAN GRENADINES, PURE SILK AND _WOOL, 900. Black Seaside Bunting. 123c. » yard. Black all woo! Seaside Banting, superior quality, 25e. Biack all wool French Bunting. extra rich, 30c., 350, Uc, aD Biack Lace Bunting, double width, 50c. upwards, POPULAR SPRING DRESS GOOD8s. Knickerbocker Suitings, Se. Bourette D'Ete, 10c. Shipke Cloth, 6ie. Armenian Suiting, 13%0 Colorado Cloth, Be. Cashmere Cloth, 123¢6. Silk mixed Bourette, 1236, Zenodia Suitings, 9e. Pongee Suttings, Se. Novelty Cloth, 15. A YARD. Janus Suitings, 1c. Venetian Bourette, 180, Arabinn Melange, 9c. All-wool Competion, 20a, Seaside Bunting, 12%e. Pure Mohair Beige, 200. Drap Grenoble, double width, 25¢. « yard. Drap Venice, double width, 373g¢. « yard. Paris camel's hair Cloth, double width, 40s. » yard. All wool twilled Dobeige, 25¢ = yard. All woo! camel's bair Beige, 90e. a yard. All wool pinhead cheek Beige, 30e. a yard. Mohair Damasso, Ie. a yard. All woot Seaside Bunting, superior quality, 2c. yard. ‘All wool twilled Debeige, 137 yards wide, 62ige. « yard. All wool Fronch Cashmere, new spring colorings, 50e. 6 ‘yard, RICH PARIS NOVELTY SPRING DRESS GOODS aoe Lucerne, 14y yards wide, pure silk and wool, 95c. @ Diop i Marengo, 1% yards wide, pure silk and wool, $1 35 yard. Drap Darnasse, 16 yarde wide, pore silk and wool, $1 508 ro silk and wool, $1 75 Dinp Cameo, 1% yards wide, pare silk and wool, $2 25 8 yard. Drap. ‘Rexptian, 1d yards wide, ie all wool black French Cashmere, 38 inches wide, STige. Lmpin's all wool black F reneh ‘Cashmere. 38 inches wide, superior quality, 50. Lapin's all. woot binek, French Cashmere, very handsome quality, 624 Laptn’s all wool black French Casbmere, 40 inches wide, sublime quality, 7c. a yeré. MOURNING GOODS POPULAR. PRICES. Black Alpaca, 12%e. Pinek Velour de Nice, 208, Binck English Cashmere, Block Bombasine, 250. — Binck Cologne Cloth, 25a, Binek basket Cloth, 250, Black Armair Cloth, 208, Black all wool Taffeta, 3734¢. Block silk warp Tamise Cloth, 50e. Black imperial Crape Cloth, 38 inches wide, 30a, Binek all woo! Tamise Cloth Biack basket Cloth, 15 ya Black all woo! Camels’ Hair Black all wool Angora Clot BLACK SILK WARP Bxplertn Gre. Bs INCHES WIDE, 800. A Conrtnuld’s best Diack Trimming Crapes, 730 0 yard, ap ward, Courtantd's best black Vell Crapes, 13 yards wide, $1 75 ¢ yard, upward. Yard wide Union Linen Lawns, Se. « yard. Yard wide Cheviot Cambrics, as & yard. Farnitare Chints, 64. 9 yned Best standard American Brinte, slightly sotled, Se. a yard ALL WOOL DRUGGET CRUMB CLOTHS, EXTRA LARGE SIAK, $4 50; WORTH $8, LINENS AND HOUSEHOLD Goops, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, CARPETS, FLOOK MATS, HASSOCKS, CLOTHS, CLOAKINGS, &e., te, be, AT PRICES UNPARALLELED Jobn EB, Kaughran, u Rice, F. Kaughran. $ For Other Dry nots Lonhinly ements seo Twen hP vacate KAUGHRAN & €0., WE vA