The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1879, Page 1

~ THE NEW WHOLE NO. 15,560. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1879.—QUINTUPLE SHEET, — DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, a Lig p. BRO, ‘AY— HERALD BRAKOR 4 oR ry ease ss OEM EEN TS ANI ND BALES OF PAPERS. 2d, 3d, 4th and Sth cots. se tu Pagr— ta, 28th col, Hage co i. —istt Pace—1et. 2d and 3d cole, a DERE Wa WANTED—l8tu Pack—3d and he, APARTMENTS TO LET, £0.— bist ied FOR SALE—Orn Page—2d pease OF POUTUNTEEES tamu Pace—6th col., and wat aN SOriCHe Pter—sth CKS—litn Pag Hit te ATE FOR SALE Sra ‘Ad aun and Oth cols, ~~ anne ead 24 H PLOTHING—2p Pace—tth SUACTIMEN AND GA ARDAS ens —18eu Page—dth col., ASTWISE Sta MSIttES ARTNERSILIPS—l2tn Pace—@th col. ¥ D— Irn Il 0 fas oe i. "ath, Sth et Pa 120TH P: Thoda FO. i * 1! FURNISHED AND’ ‘in. ea Paak—2d, 3d and 4th cols. and Ad cole. CROPEAN STHAMSIIES— 13TH Pace—Sth eol. UROPE—ti7n Pace—aith col. EXCNANGE—loT1 Pack—0th col EXCURSIONS 1311 Pacx—Uth col. NANCIAL—iaen PAGk—sth and 6th cole, Pow sAuReoan I Le enh ae —2p Pace. an cols. < FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Torn Paar ith col, and dp Pacr—ta and Ash cole. firs Istn Pack—Sth col. gh iri PaGr—4th and Sth cols., dt TAT PAGE: HRS, CARR TAGES, &C.—191a Pace—Sd, 4tb and Stt fg S180 PaGr—tth col, Ht at ROOMS, PLACES OF BUSINESS, Send 1eia Paceabth cot, nd vith cols. WCTONci7ei Page—oth ¢ yams HOR PAE Oth el wow cry AND helt gAL ESTATE FOR BALE=20 Pagn— im rah "(95 9 col. bal leer a nm Packeath col EDICAL—3p SLL IsERy "AND. DRESSMAKING—tru Pace—2d and beanip~ angus US ADVERTISEMENTS—l4tn Pace—6th ees Pacr—5th col. Us AGK—Sth and 6th cols, ACATIONS=1 int FASO col. AL Pace—1st eo PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, ATH P. fat} col. PHOVESSION AL sirtations WANTED FE (a5 pa ROH OUT! ‘thE city “VOR Banas OR TO : ay a sr Ria 4th and Sth cols, and 2p —3d and 4th cols. — ‘ESTATE AT ‘AUOTION—oen Pace—Otb col, and iD PagK—Sth eo Real, VERTATE 10 2: BXCHANGE—sm Pace—6th col., and REAL ESTATE WANTED—Se Page—6th col., and 2p x—ith and Sth cols. Rees NOFICES iste B Riga th and Sth cols, tras shge ed Paae- ad Sp Poe oi OUND —4e Hicuieny ane oe RBLE ARDS—4tu Pacx—6th © ia ah AbGTION eeu | pace—6th col., ara ace Gee WANTED" FENALES—t5ra Pacu—lét and 18tn Page—5th col, srTvarion® wae Pacr—Sd col. ‘an SPECIAL, ROTC lore Pace—tet, ‘ad and 34 cols, SPORTING, ‘NG, &0.—19ra Page-std col- eh alg Pau col, GE— 138i aor col. STORAI TH HE LECTURE, NEARUN Mt Tee Pacecoth col. THE RAD ES—157n Paoe—th col., and 18ta Pace—6th To Lt, Host te | $8 Taawtet cok Pace—1 FELLER 3 aUIDE_ iden 1 ont Sn kk iS AND ATANTEN'TS TO = Paar: and WAXTED 10 PURC! Pace ath sol La toe Fath cok. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.--Weu Pagr oath col 2 0. ESTEE © COUNTY, WEST LEE and 3d pF and 2p Pace— . cnsnivonce: &C.-141n Pacr—sth col. oY. pean aK Combs. who died tm I a it hear somo- 10 va gt ae uee to 3 advantage by add: GLA! INE, je, Al LERED Fi 1. WHO W, ir line i Yared Li ge gu BUEN. Sor ow York. Any person hereabouts te, carnestly ve courant a GOING TO PHILADELPHIA. TRORTPONE. UN- til Thursday week, WX. ¥. Z. Ba —THERE IS A LETTER FOR vou eI POST office. LLIAM, Barmera jall about it. WILL TELL YOU LEASE ‘SEND ADDRESS TO L. C., WRITE ME WHEN; FOR HY DON'T YOU CALL? “RUSSIAN NAVY, _ pe in Thomax Snowden Hamblin or Hamlyn, Aimerica in 1868, 1869 or 1870, are earnestly requested to write to box 204, Malden, Mass. T 33D ST., STORAGE OFFICE, ‘ wit let yo have the amount sishous ‘our name, LEXO. OR! DE: WEDNESDAY EVENING.— Will beautiful biondo, with ligit dress and brase but in box with stout lady, please send her address to Herald Uptown office? G.* ETTER AT POST OF! J. A. K.—YES; WRITE, GIVING ADDRESS WHERE I sean seo you ee or Thursday evening. M “HAVE IMPOR’ rald, 20th, BILLY. ANNA | WEBSTER, WIDOW OF FERDIN. J, will find it to her advantage to call, with es ee ee 23 Be Le on or ert erga f fe souaND, Jor the ri ams: fective Agency, 12 Broadway, New York, ] OBERT ei aTON America abou Brifeiter. ora AI WHEN AND To petal JOBN, box 119 nd ieft before the ea to make the iy ‘and describe to avoid mistake, MubNa. ite siterald Uptown Br ATURDAY AFTERNOON Lapy LEFT STAGE WAL Rati tleman got ont first: wishes ne: be des Address HONORABLE, Hi Teen TALL GENTLEMAN, WHO MADE THE A unintance of Mivs Manning at the sen side last sum; address, Address 8. B. PI ie to Know hor present Hig Now York Post office. Waxten- OMMUNICATION WITH A.M. OLDS, atentes of a spring bingo June 25, jon bt his present address. Address W. if, URORRWOOD, Jerald offi lee. Wilts LEANDER B BRAISTED, 52d st. Sela Ba @& REWARD TO WHOEVER CAN GIVE. INFOR- ation as to the whereabouts of my wife, known as irs. M. Murray, widow of the late Col. Murray, Up wo january 1 she acted ss forewoman in h lanndey, Pesement, 1,108 Broadway. Wetec I no trace of Appl; 1 r \y Frene! iy, ~ D5 O REWARD, FOR THE WHRREABOUTS or Alfred Palmer, bootmaker, batlt, dark complexion, ‘oro pela oy <i “itDELBe! a8 PLEASE CALL ON MR. small am will be m8 bed WAITING ye Tuk jand for the di ihe one io Amoricn in 1700. joft a depos! fos te this amount for the descon: of whem the photographer 234 Bron i % aNaND MTN OPENING minninery Goods, trimmed Bonnets and Hate, Parasols, 1 woar ‘ ‘ane near Pigdss DRY GOOD». i STERN BROTHERS, a ni 2 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, TH AVENUE, BROADWAY AND rae vate BEG INFORM BEG INFORM PATRONS AND PATBOXS AKD PATRONS AND PUBLIC EZ PUBLIC 1B PUBLIC 2 ge 3 {HAI t 5 2 ag aes gid a5 i {UII SPRING OPENING i {IIIs 3 wilt ory PLACE wiILL TAKE PLace 11H! TUESDAY, APRIL 1, TURSDAY, APRIL 1, TUESDAY, arma. 1, i WHEN THEY WILL BE PREPARED“TO SHOW | MAGNIFICENT LINES OF MAGNIFICENT LINES OF PARISTAN COSTUMES, PARISIAN COSTUMES, III WALKING DRESSES, WALKING DRESSES, tH EVENING COSTUMES, EVENING COSTUMES, [III SPRING DOLMANS, SPRING DOLMANS, SPRING DOLMANS, WRAPS AND SACQUES, WRAPS AND SACQU: WRAPS AND SACQUES, II| PARISIAN MILLINERY. PARISIAN MILLINBRY, III PARISIAN MILLINERY, PARISIAN MILLINERY, SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, i ; i 3 3 III PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS 3 5 & > 4 J Hi Isl > % = 4 a z J > z% J CHOICE NO’ CHOICE CHOICE VELTIES }OVELTIES NOVELTIES: sllllslele BZ >> ele ee =[5| THEIR NUMERO! THEIR NUMER THEIR NUME! ale * DEPARTMENTS : DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENTS TungucuouT THROUGHOUT THROUGHOUT THEIR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT. THEIR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT. THEIR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT, | BROADWAY AND SIXTH AVENUB, YORK HERALD. — ¥ GOODS. A= TO 000 AA DDDDD 0000 DDD oD 00 00 AAAA iD 00 00 AAAA DD DD 00 OO AA AA DDB DD 00 OO AA AA DD oo so AAAAAA DD DD 00 AAAAAA DD DD OH GO AA AA DD PD 00 00 AA 4A DD DD 0000 AA AA DDD DD AA AA DDDDD (IININNIE MOYNAN & CO. WHOSE IRPRISING ESTAB- LISHMENT HAY BEEN 50 4 POPULAR DRY AND FAZAAR, LONG FREQUENTED BY THE LADIES 4S FaNCcY GOODS 8B: HAVE FINALLY DE- CIDED TO REMOVE TH: BUSINESS TO BROAD- WaY AS SOOS AS‘ THEIR NBW STORES WILL Ml BS EEFIITED AND READY: III THE EXPERIENCE OF MOVING IS ALWAYS i : nt a ; MERCHANDISE. WE U. Fs VE A LARGE STOCK, “IN " MOST OF ALL OUR ¥ Fact, an IMMENSE EL D4 @ PURCHASES HAVE BEE: SUT RECENTLY MADE, BEFORE & CHANGE LOCATION WAS DE- tT NsHiI ¢ ¢ = CIDED UPON. ALL SPRING IMPORTA. TIONS, ENTIRE NEW SIGNS AND FABRICS, HII WAYts AND ARE DAIL’ IVING. THE COST OF * > = 2 ‘TRUCKS, DAMAGE AND DESTRUCTION IN CONVEY- III] < ING ANY OR PART OF THIS VAST STOCK WOULD IN- CUR AN ENORMOUS E. NSE OF MONEY AND IN- {alll CONVENIENCE. WE 8 = ALL, THEREFORE, MAKE EVERY SACRIFICE TO OBVIATE THIS, AND WITH ITHsHI Mle THIS OBJECT IN VIEW OFFER TO THE PUB- LIC WHO HAVE SO GE OUSLY PATRONIZED US ETE peor.” IN THE PAST OUR ENTIRE STOCK, LIBERALLY AND LITERALLY, MARKED DOWN. J WE SHALL, ON MONDAY, MARCH 31, COMMENCE III ST ABSOLUTELY THE FT AY OF OUR CLOSING OUT SALE. LIL UNM fT Is NOT OUR PURF % B TO MARK SEVERAL OR a Py} a ANY NUMBER OF ARTI: SPECIALLY, WITH NO BETTER PURPOSE THA’ % TO 2 'REATE A SENSATION. {IH > WE HAVE TOO HIGH REGARD FOR THE PUB. LIC TO CREATE COMMOTION AND RUSH FROM {II fl ALL CENTRES, NEAR AND FAR, UNLESS WE ‘WERE FULLY AND E. TLY PREPARED TO > |é 2 SBLL ON THE ABOVE CONDITIONS AND IN CON. iH] SEQUENCE OF REMOVAL lI EACH ARTICLE, SMALL OR LARGB, WHETHER al z OF RECENT DATE 0} WILL BE MARKED WAY DOWN, IN PLAIN URES, AND WE SHALL aig CONTINUE THE SALE UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE ON THE PREMISES [8 DISPOSED OF, IKI] HILL, MOYNAN & CO., | —2» II] 2, 278, 275 AND 277 GRAND 8T., BETWEEN FORSYTH AND ELDRIDGE STS, DRY (_ GOODs. DRY _Goops, i. "c. P, KocH, AV. AND 20TH &T., CORNER 6TH ww a iter Prre0 2 oS 4 LL WILL MAKE GREAT ALTERATIONS AND ADD THE S Rae fe E Ce tale tate 00 «80 Yew Atasae # TO acCcoMMODATE i RAPIDLY (INCREASING 83 Wey as**3h if BUSINESS. e we A oR lesen | rv aa 44 LULL — = WwW aA 4a LLLLLLLL €LOSING THE STORE = FOR THESE EXTANSIVE ALTERATIONS = ‘ WILL MARE To A GREAT AND GENERAL om CLEARING SALE We waw ww AMAA ow THE ENTIRE pili ag wee oF Waeweww ww at MS Ww. | pass goons Bis : mw wow | ke WY arcs AND. SATINS, wry w wyyw AA A yy ee eG _ ew wyw ka At xy STRIPED MOIREES, ww Www AA 4A ¥¥ @ | GRENADINES, MEIC, = PARIS NOVELTIES, jem FRENCH AND ENGLISH HOSIERY, ‘ = LACES, ENBROIDERIES, bared “KID GLOVES, JEWELRY, ps a DRESS BUTTONS, NOTIONS, PRINGES, PASSEMENTERIES, SUITS AND SPRING CLOAAS, HAVING DECIDED TO_ MC “MOVE OUR EXTENSIVE | apr at MARVELLOUSL BUSINESS TO BROADWAY, WE HAVE DETERMINED LOE. FERS TO GIVE OUR FRIENDS D PATRONS THE BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED TO PROCURE DE- OIDED BARGAINE. WILL OFFER ON MONDAY THE ‘sist INST, THE FOLLOWING STA! TO ACCOMPLISH TH! HAVE THOROUGHLY RTLING BARGAINS GONE THROUGH AND ‘ALLY MARKED DOWN Goops, OUR ENTIRE STOCK. *|I| Mg alll II WE WILL COMMENCE A CHEAP CLEARING OUT AIN SU! BUNTING. ALL COLORS. Rarit BROCADE. . SALB ON MONDAY, MARCH 31, AND WILL CON- TINUB IT UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE IS DISPOSED | all : 2 OF. If WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE POR US TO ENU- MERATE ALL THE B. INS WE OFFER, BUT {31 WILL alah, A FEW DRESS GOODS. SS GOODS 88 5e., 6c., Bc. ge NCH ALE WOOL tk Pies SPRING WEAR.. me 1LK-WOOL peas Tt 23 AND 48-INCH wink woarh doubi si so [II 38-INCH BLACK CASHMER} 38-INCH BLACK FRENC! LUPIN'S: as MAKE. 2,000 PIECES MIXED DI and 10e.; reduced from 8c.. 10c., 123¢¢., 150, 1,200 PIECES PLAIN A! MATELASSE DRESS Ill le o GOODS a8 12}f¢., 15e., 18¢. and 20¢.; merked down from | BLACK 6-4 TAMISE, BLACK 64 ALPACA, 1: BLACK SERGES, NUNS CLOTH, ALL AT EXTREMELY Te., 18¢., 200. and 25. fall] [lz 1,500 PTRCES SILK MIXED DRESS GOODS st 25¢. sd 30e.; redueel from 35c. and He. . DI 4-4 GRENADINE, 120., 180., 250. LACE GRENADINES, 250. SILK AND WOOL, MEXICAN, 600. SILK AND WOOL BROCADR AND SATIN STRIPE GRENADINE, 75¢. IN FACT, OUR WHOL! ESS GOODS STOCK Is MARKED AWAY DOWN. ra SILK AND: SATIN NOVELTIES, ; GROS GRAIN, MOIREE shea 35, SATIN AND FIGURED STRIPE SILKR, ND SATIN STRIPE SATINS OUR SILK STOCK HAS BEEN MARKED Down ro | “O!RBE 4 el IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE SHADES, CORRESPOND WITH OT DEPARTMENTS, AND CORDUROY THIF IN NEWEST SHADES. WILL BE FOUND CHEAPER THAN ANY IN THE II PRESENT MARKET. | || 6Til_AV., CORNER 20TH 6T., WILL OFFER THIS WEEK EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FROM THE RECENT AUCTION GALES, oF SUITS AND CLOAKS. 5. BLACK AND 48 WORSTED SUITS, from §1 85 to $4.50: recently Shuokass Peay SILKS OF THE CELEBRATED: MAKE OF TEILLARD, PONSON, GUINET, &C., AT PRICES THAT ARE ABS! TELY STARTLING. sold from $8 to $16; these Suits are the best bargains ever shown. 125 BLACK CASHMERE SUITS, very destrable, §7 to $15; have been recently sold from ‘$12 to $25, ill H. c PF. Koch, ‘URTED DOLMANS, $1 50; A SPECIAL LOT OF CORNER 20TH ST., 6TH AV., have been sold as high as $15 to $20; a tremendous bar- L CLOSE OUT se Als SATIRE, SPRING IMPORTATION gain, oases FINEST PARIS HOSTERY, INCLUDING SOME OF THR FINEST GOODS BROUGHT TO THIS “WARKET, AT PRICES THAT BARELY COVER THE COST OF IMPORTATION. OUR OLD STOCK OF AKS MARKED AWAY RESENT VALUE, SHAWIS. Re ——____4 or DOWN, INDEPENDENT ©: Lo AN IMMENSE LINE II$Ilg ll | i LADIES’, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR, AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. CLOSE LADIES! AND CHILDREN'S “WARDROBES, II] ZEPHYR WOOL AND + OUT MUSLIN UNDER. SHETLAND SHAWLS AT A GREAT REDUCTION || FROM FORMER PRICES. INFANTS’ ALL OP Nay OWN MgeyrscrvEs, PRICES WIL} AT PRINTS, Lega oo NGe srk Gost USLINS. 1,000 dozen of fine undressed Kid Gloves, ‘warranted to be i to any similar lowe in t Ts BARGAINS IN PRIN EST PRINTS, Se. end is market, 4o. por yard. Il? in 2. 3, 4,6 and 10 battons, ta ali the leading colors, Sa. Closing ont 500 dozen 4 button Kid Gloves SPRING SKIRTS, NEW DESIGNS, 250. and 30c. BARGAINS [N FRINGES, BUTTONS, LACES; [M- te mredioms Gnd Goth Soler, Dee, MENSE BARGAINS IN LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDER- — con H. GF. Kooi, WEAR; BARGAINS IN HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, . 6TH AV., CORNER 20TH ST., Ly MUST. CLOSE OUT GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &., &0, His ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES’ SUITS, IT WILL POSITIVELY TO THE INTEREST OF . DRY AND PANCY GOODS WALKING COSTUMES, D COLORED SILK DRESSES, FICHUS, SACQUES, ac. ALL IMPORTRD OR MANUFACTURED i PRINCESS DRESSES. AL WRAPS, DULMANS, EVERY PURCHASER OF TO GIVE US A CALL, AS WE WILL OFFER GEN. ot o UINB BARGAINS, REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE, BEFORE CLOSING STORK FOR ALTERATIONS. NO LADY TO WHOM BUONOMY IS AN OBJECT WILL FAIL TO TARE ADVANTAGE OF THI8 EXTRAORDINARY SAL. II] an earenneepsnnne HILL, MOYNAN & CO. 271, 278, 275 and 277 Grai BETWEEN FORSYTH AND ELDRIDGE STS. 7) H.C. F. KOCH, AV. AND 2TH 8T. CORNER HIE EEEE HR Sf RRR It cC A FR SSS * E H HR RH ¢c @H HS @ E uo Rk Rie uous . I aH BR BRB Ot Hon 8 FEB HAH RRR Il ¢ HHT sss. E H HR R tC H OB 8 E H WR RH CG nH oO H E H HR RIC OH FAS EEFEE H HR Bil co Hu HB sss bigest) dD D D NN Doe?R N dD oD x dD D a x dD AA x dD D aA § bob RRR AA ON gk Rk SA 8 R R AAAS WN GG RR A & G@ G RRR aA 4 9 RR 4 a $ RR k @GcoOB B a @ aa Go Ga go ¢ # S xN Os RR OR m Rung @ uNNN G @ no oN NN eo RRR, # NNN BER i oN NN RB R UW N EN REF U RRR i RR I RR RR a 8 Ge e@e @ aN ¥ @ BSE G@ EN NS G ae AEE S 8 aa NNN Gd es NX RN NN TON SN NN ON TON KS B NNN It ENN ur NNN Pe w Ms eo ter E A ©0086605 TO WHICH THE LADIES OF NEW YORE ARB CORDIALLY a ! | 3 2 | A BRILLIANT Al OF NOVELTIES e'§ II WILL BE SHOWN IN EVERY ONE OF OUR TO OUR LADIES’ FINE surts, MISSES’ SUITS, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS, FINE MIL ¥ Goops, DRESS — DS, AND BOY'S CLOTHING, OUR ESTABLISHMENT MAY BE REACRED BY THE EIGHTH AVENUE CARS, PASSING IMME. DIATELY BEFORE THE DOOR; BY THE BROADWAY AND TWENTY-THIRD ST. STAGES, TO THE CORNER OF EIGHTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD 8T., AND BY THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS TO THE TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY-THIRD 8. STATIONS. Bia LADIES FROM BROOKLYN, HARLEM AND OTHER DISTANT POINTS, WHOSE VISITS WILL NECES- SARILY OCCUPY CONSIDERABLE TIME, WILL FIND THE LUNCH ROOM ATTACHED TO THE ESTALISH- MENT ELEGANTLY FITT UP, AMPLY PROVIDED AND REASONABLE IN ITS CHARGES. -|| ie LADIES RESIDING AT A CITY, WHO CANNOT AFFORD TIME TO MAKE A PERSONAL INSPECTION OF THE NOVELTIES EX. HIBITED AT THIS GRAND SPRING OPENING, ARB INVITED TO SUBSCRIBE TO EURICHS FASHION QUARTERLY, OF WHICH THE SPRING NUMBER, JUST PUR. LISHED, CONTAINS FULL DESCRIPTIONS OF ALL THE INCOMING STYLES AND FASHIONS. AS A QUIDE TO LADIES IN PLANNING THEIR SEASONS EXPENDITURE AND MAKING THEIR PURCHASES, It STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL, sUBseRtrtion ONLY 50 CENTS A YEAR, STAGE FREE. SINGLE NUMBERS, BY MAIL, 20 CENTS, Tose = EIGHTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, For Other Advertisements See Pages. DISTANCE FROM THE Fl F 3 ;' aad Twentieth