New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
CHAPTER XU.

could carry him. hoping by some good fortune 10 ia III
with the rest Of his party and he had passed H. SOLO
mon Sons UPHOLSTERY Rooms, CURTAINS AND WINDOW
SHADES No GO BROADWAY, but it is well lie was book
ish boy and not young married woman just setting up
housekeeping. else he could have passed IL and
WALRAvENss was left behind, WALRAvENs Curtain
Materials 40. csc BROADWAY. where are to be
found real eiderdown quilts that would have
made sancAO Panza bless tho inventor OF sleep more
than ever lie could have crept under Them and
towels and napkins tabeclOls md blankets, window
that makes Cpcure Of everybody who looks In at IT.
and though n spite OF his love OF music he had escaped
the attractions Of DECKER BROS, NO. 9l BLEECKERsr,
and sTEiNwAY & sons No. 100 EAST FOURTEENTH
ST. and CHICKERING e SONS, No II EAST FOURTEENTH
ST., and TIE WEBER PMNoFoRTE WARERooMs,
No 400 BROoME-sTr and BARMoRE's. ditto, NO.
SIs BLEECKERsT., and the ARIoY PIANo-FoRTE OMAN.
NER CO... No 1877 BowERY. and /. =. CUMMINGS, No.
UNIoN-sQUARE and JENSYs & Sons No. 233 EAST TWEEN
TYFEsTsT, and HAINEs BROS. No. &c EAST FOURTEENTH
ST., and GEORGE STICK Co.. PIANOS, No. III EIGHTH
ST. and A. H. GALE & Co., No. 2O7 EAST TwELFrHsT and
the GREAT ARoN PIANO FORTE Of TENTH AVE and
THIRTYsIxTsT, yet 1t Is certain that he never coud
have escaped them lie had passed them but the reader
Will observe, he didn't for they none of them IN
Broadway! No, all these men, not, perhaps, musical
themselves but the OF infinite music IN others, pre-
pare their
"Harps lutes theorbos sprung
Win touch Of dainty thumb"
in streets of the main artery, where in many manu.
factories like curious worlds, the pianos made with
which we easily whip the wondering world. But the
musical shops that the hurryng Adophus did pass
these these, he escaped. There was HORACE WATERS,
No. 4Sl BROADWAY; the MATHUsHEK PIANO, No 694
BROADWAY. Mathushek foreign word, IN some lingo
or other and means "a great soul in
small body" which Is very good name
for this particular piano; the CRAVEN & BACON"
factory" What queer things TO make in factory"
says curypate shoulder again, for read this
story will she has to creep down stairs In her white
dimity nightgown Qrom GAYNoE's 1t came. No. ga
BROADWAY, whence also, came Polys watchsprng cor
sets If Mr. GranWhite will permit TO call them So
though We dare say would sick for" stays and then
Adophus passed the MASON & HAMLiN ORGANS, No. 6s6
BROADWAY, aud PELoUBET, PELToS & cos ORGANS AND
MELODEONs, No. SI BROADWAY, and WILLIAM POND
No SOS BROADWAY, and c. II. OLSON and last not
least S. T. GORDON No. 7C5 BROADWAY, and SroDARr
MORRIS NEW SCALE PIANO FoKTE, No. C4 BROADWAY
1t was as hard task for Doph TO pass all these places
particularly there not one OF The pQn0places
where there wernt bafadozen Of the finest girls In
NewYork trying how their voices would accord with the
panOfortes which they were going to order homo as
Christmas presents their fathers, and the melody
that issued from the shop doors raylsling
you may belcyc-as hard task as
has been for me to write ont this catalogue of Names
and terrible bore II has been, do most condcntay
the reader. Wel Dolphus kept on, and utterly
negecfu OF all the beautiful and useful things they con
tanned he passed by JACKsON's MOURNING STORE where
the clerks we're wearing the most boamns faces in
Quence the crowds Of afflicted people who were buying
the backest things out aud Ills my belief that hundreds
Of people court aiicon get afflicted purpose IN order
TO have n chance TO wear JacksOu's BEAUTIFUL
black things In no other way can l account
for the number Of lovely and cheerfullOokng widows
and orphans that meet Broadway, al dressed SO
elegantly they must have direct from Jack
sons Then no went skitiug by FOSTER Bros and by T.
RIDLEY, and by sUGDEN BRADBURY, as well rs by NJ.
L. DOYLE without much seeing 'em, rs indeed how
could he for the first is NO 272 BLRECEERsr and the
second No 81 GRAND ST. and the third No GA BowERY,
while DoYLEs is No. 2G7 GRANDsr, and such
big place near to LORD TAi'
zoR's that II You happen TO be blind you
may easily get into instead Of the bigger place and no
harm you do for you sure 10 be well served Then
away and away past MILLIKES, who sells nothing bat
Linens but then they are linens No 7i8 BBOADWAfpnst
TAYLOR & MCGBBOS's, where they have Cretonne
Chiutzcs like beds Of flowers. and blankets that
put you 70 sleep with Just looking at 'em, and cur
tain stufTs and curtain aoos, past SMITH d LOUIS
BERY's CARPETS. No. 400 BROADWAY aud otoHoh
T. /. HYATI's, No. 2i3 CANALsT., and WILLIAM
GARDNER, BLANKETS and BED CoMoHTERs, NO. 24i
CANAL but these places I'm CANALsT he only saw with
the minds eve henand 80 he sped on and on TO the
wondermeut Of the lazypacing crowds Of people, who
admired the agility with lie threaded the may and
tvirled round the lampposts and now took tho gut
ter now the stops and was thus enabled to slide by III
GERS d gloves corsets and should like to know what
thew harerr at Flyers D, No $50 broadway;
IN Glide by @. l. & J. b. KYLTYs WlSDOw SHADES ana
CoRsICEs Nos l47 AND G6 BROADWAY to race past inc
head of Crapd.st In which Go 303) was 7. NJ. JAMES
whom everybody In Grands. knows TO chase past VAN
pRRIIP & TAYLoR's, No 90 BowERY; TO pace past
KoCHs No IS CARMISEsT; TO leap by FfEENAS * BURR
CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU, and at tho samo time
to sweep by RAYMOND who Is on the other corner 10
skip by j. NJ YARIAN, No 10 BowHRY. and trip by GEO
M
TR RAPuAGEN, HUNTER & Co, DITTO, NO 400. lh
tent on coming up with his abandoned brother
and sisters II ever be could and VIC don't think u looks
very likely he careered by j. c. j. W. BELL, NO ~
ToURTHAvE., and veered little to take look NJ WADE
& CUNNING No. 263 EIGHTHAvE.; then sped by WOOD
WARING, No. 9s BOwERY. and ever onward, faring by
BRoKAw BROS, few. These last gentlemen are on the
corner Of AsToRPLACE AND FoURTH-AYE, and II they
keep on as they doing they will soon take up deal
more Of the Bowery than other clothing dealers viii ike
and he Preached BALDwE's, CLoTHEn CORNER
OF BROADWAY AND CASAL-sT, Just IN time TO see
CHATTER Kill
He saw crowd-he Tush-it was cOee by l.
SMITH Umbrellas from 81 TO o., No. 4o5 BRoADwAYh
and consequently not far from BURKEs urs, Mink Sets
Astrachans No. lG9 Broadwayl-he heard cry! There
was Polly like the Venus OF Milo, dressed and with arms
standing looking frightened such brave girl could
look on the steps OF BALL, BLACK Co.. JEWELLERS AND
sIlvERsMTIIs as all the world knows. No t65 BROAD
WAY The whole party, as IL afterward appeared had
been through that bewilderlng palace, having
inst before nearly put their eyes out by going
through TIFFASYs where Cary, after being missed Tor
time had been found, with her plump little face passed
quite fiat against the crystal box that holds the diamonds
aud had to be- it were, peed oe in order TO be got
aWay They were walking along quite comfortably, ana
were reading over TIE TRIBUNE list OF advertisements
70 ee whether they should go first TO LUCIUs HART MFG
JEwELER, No. BURLISG SLIP, or to STARR MARCUS
oh what place is STAIR & MARQUES for the