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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
THE COURTS.
The Defence Side Of The Wards Island
Homicide Case
Important Supreme Court
Decisions.
Duffy Sentenced to State Prison for the
Earle assault.

The case or the Italian DornIco Polillclo in
dicled for murder In the first degree In having
Killed, by stabDing, In April last, In Crosby street.
another Italian named Marclo Philippe, was yes
terday on application Of Messrs. Kintzing a.
Mot, counsel Tor the accused, set down by Judge
Brady In the Court OF oyer and Terminer for trial
on next Thursday.
Judge Donohue having stricken ont greater
part of the answer IA the Kelly Waterbury libel
suit, on the ground or being frivolous and lrrele.
vantan appeal was taken TO the Supreme Court
General Term, where the case was to have been
argued yesterday. Mr.. Key's counsel Colonel
George ". Wlngate and Henry 4. Clinton were
ready 10 proceed, but Mr.. Waterbury appeared in
person and objected TO any hearing In the case
until mis- counsel, Judge Porter, could attend ais
request was complied with, and the case goes
over until next fan.
The case OF George Weyman who sWinded
the wholesale confding jewellers in Maiden lane
and then ran away 10 California, where he was
captured and brought back to this city and then
tried IN the Court Of oyer ana Termlner, before
Judge Barrett found guilty ana sentenced to
State Prison for five years has been carried by
his counsel, Mr.. william +. Knitting TO the Court
OF Appeals on an application for new trial, Tho
case has just been argued before the latter Court
MI. Knitting claiming new trial on the ground
OF alleged errors In the admission OF testimony
and In the charge TO the jury. The case excited
special interest az the trial. and the result viii be
watched with Increasing interest
Some time ago sDringman & Gerhard, wine I'M
porters. OF No. 81 Broad street. were charged with
attempting to defraud the government. IL was
alleged that they had imported several baskets OF
champagne. which they stored in bonded ware
house, After leaving the wine there Tor some
time the firm removed some or the baskets, and
returned in their place wine OF an inferior quality
Gerhard arrested ana held In default OF SIS 900
bail at the time oy United States Commissioner
Shields. Sprlngman voluntarily surrendered him
self, and on being taken before Commissioner
Shields gave bail IN $1,000 TO appear for examina-
ton.
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A FELoNIoUs ASSAULT.
PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
STEALING LEAD PIPE
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.

BURGLARY ON AVENUE A.
on the afternoon or the 27th inst the premises
NO. 10 avenue were broken Into by forcing the
door OF a rear room on the first floor. An attempt
was made to steal quantity OF clothing but the
burglars were observed, and pursued by the pro-
prlelor, Melchor Holman, who effected their cap
ture aud handed them over 20 Ofcer Hickey, or
the Seventeenth precinct. Tney were brought be-
fore Judge Smith yesterday at the Essex Market
Police Court and each held in $1,000 bail TO
answer,
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preliminary iniuEoIlon. Meantime II expresses It's
approval or the dismissal OF the complaint by
Judge Van Brunt which, In fact, disposes OF the
whole case. Judge Davis writing the opinion OF
the Court, holds That the laying OF tracks TO the
North River Is authorized by the defendants' char
ter, and that plaintiffsi charter had no rela-
ton TO the streets or as protectors or public in
terests which empowered them 10 bring the suit.
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mAKBbE NANTELSs
d GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
II An extensive stock OF SLATE and Marble MantelS.
Wash Trays and Slate Work OF every description.
fENRhYN SLATE COMPANY,
Union square, Fourth avenue and seventeenth st. Y
n GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs--AN EXTENSIVE
~ stock OF Marble and Marbieized Mantels and Al
other Marble Works Marble Turning for the trade A.
kGABhR, l4 East eighteenth street near Third Az.
uuF METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsrABLIsHMENr
Il 23 Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities for doing
all kinds OF PrlnuuR with unusual Dromptnesa and ~
uanderate nriceA
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HILIIARD-.

GRAND CENTRAL STORAGE wAREHOUsE-FOR
" Furniture. Baggage. Mirror. Pier Glasses Carriages
Wagons SleIghs, sc: Broadway and Forty-s
enth street MORGAN BROTHER, Propriet0rs.
GToRAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGE,
- &C. lowest rates IN the city every convenence
elevator; watchman; separate rooms MiCHALES
SON. 50 10 ADD a. GommsrGe street near Bleackers
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ter before the Court on the petition prepared In
Dutry has been tried and sentenced bya court not
q competent jurisdiction, and asking mis- ais
charge on the ground that ne Is Improperly re-
strained OF his liberty. There had not been Time.
however 10 traverse the return, and after some
informal talk between the counsel and Judge
morning and Dufry was remanded 10 the Tombs
nnder the charge OF Deputy Sheriff Mark Lanlgan.
Ihe polnt proposed TO be raised In Dunt's behalf
Is tnat he Is insane aud that, there ore under the
statute he can neither he convicted nor sentenced
LOT an act committed in state OF lunacJ
LARCENY IN THE STREET
Francis Boyle. o fruit pedler, was tried upon
charge OF grand larceny. the complainant, Mrs.
Elizabeth w. WIlmoL resident OF New Jersey,
tesuned that after she crossed the Fulton ferry
ana arrived at the corner or Fulton and Front
streets on the afternoon or the on or April she
purchased Dag OF oranges from the prisoner;
that while adjusting the bag, when became loose,
and when about stepping into a stage she missed
her satchel and upon turning round saw Boyle
ana boy who was IN the wagon drive away at a
rapid speed. The accused escaped, but was an.
rested few days after. Mrs. WIlmot Immediately
identified the prisoner as the man VINO snatched
her satchel, which contained 1920. The accused
the day In question, and swore that the complain
ant was mistaken. The jury rendered verdict Of
not guilty.
A FELoNIoUs ASSAULT
Dents Harrington, 1ongshoreman, was con.
victed or an assault with intent 10 90 bodily harm.
The evidence showed that he nred loaded pistol
at Magnus Kirk, on the 7tn or this month, ia a
liquor saloon IN West street. He was sent 70 the
state Prison for Ave years
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby
STEALING LEAD PIPE.
The premises No. 30 West Twenty-drth street
were burglarously entered on Thursday, and
lead pipe OF the value or SIS stolen, the property
OF Messrs Il. W. Garrett william Shaw was
brought up at the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday charged with the offence, and held In
1000 bail to answer by Judge Bix0y.
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r oGUsT HILL SEMINARY, yONKERs n ~ Will
il BE- open for summer Boarders June =. slabliug
desired.
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
. Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. AUGUsTIS DAILY
EVERY EVENING ArS
THR
:a''s ITS '''
spppS oqoS =
E E / ! II !. !.
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER EoTiCEl
NINETEENTH BONANZA MATINEE.
THE WHOLE PLAY VILE -BE GIVEN
ErErH AVENUE raEArRE. SPECIAL NOTICE.
elegantly Executed By 2 2obGs1 81 FIN SSenu.
ana fory -nh street. will DO during the whole
VI LATE HIPPODROME.
nr. =. , uiLMoHh
The Management take great pleasure In announcing
'na' al OriPfFs's%p sG GSSfF GARDEN
WILL POSITIVELY BE THROWN OPEN TO THE
rHli IS SiASgiSsEdDAn
THE CONCERT,
ONE 6 ~ SI5ReFe' fE BRPa
will commence at 3 O'Clock precisely
The inaugural programme will DO As followss-
l. Dedlcstory National air
The Star spanglsd Banner"
D Oyerture-,Oberon' Weber
Concert waz-Tno cornet Lanner
Grand selechon-Gems Of operas. ....... Meyerboer
Introducing solos by ArDuckle KeSol and Lctsch
Overture "Tannhauser' agner
solo for cornet-"rhe Carnival 49,. pagaulni
introducing the most dnicult variations new ever
written on this favorte theme Tor the corneL
Performed BY Mr. N. AEBUCKLE.
Z Concert walz-"wiener VAIN. ............s Strauss
s. Grand Fanasis"Il Frofetan Meysrbeer
O. Pot Pourri-"La File de Nine. Angot'. .Lecocq
10 song-"Ye Merry Birds ............... cumbert
H. March. -..... Gilmore
SUNDAY EVENING, AT O'CLOCK.
SECOND GRAND CONCERT
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, AT O'CLOCK.
FIRST GRAND MATINEE
OK SATURDAY AFTERNoox or EACH WEEK A
SPECIAL MATINEE PERFORMANCE WILL Bis GIVEN
AT O'CLOCK.
AT THE EVENING PERFORMANCE NO LADY Ap
MIfTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY A GENTLEMAN.
Ample arrangements have peen made for preserving
that shall Be- ali tunes and in ali respects
perfect IN the matter OF decorum and proprsy as it
Is IN its floral adornnents
the charge Of Messrs MiT6HELL KiSsLEI, Of the
Iotel Brunswick
THE CRAP ESIEAs9F5 r. So TILE G4FRFE ARE
AT NIGHT OFFICES FoR THK SALE or TICKETS
WILL BE OPEN AZ BOTH or THESE ENTRANCES.
During tho day The box oace, at Madison avenue en-,
trance WI be open or ne sac q reserved boxes ana
hhdmi,sion IS 50 cents
Boxes may be secured one month in advance.
w - SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE SUMNER SEASON
at this theatre YIN commence l1s,S on VIVA
when win ps pToaao.a new and SA
onai drama e powerful interest and exciting effects
THE DoSovASs.
Written expressly Tor the celebrated specially artists
nv pOpu'Ai 'I mARRiGAN AND HART,
who VIII appfaT 49, jnS rs S6R@ e = DONOVAN
Conspicuous the scenic illustration Of this play win
DEsfRUcnoE. BY yERF, OF TENEMENT HOUSE,
WONDERFUL RaapnIIgoAD SENSATION.
two Of the realistic aud exciting mechanical ef
feels ever presented on the stage
4 carefully selected company has been engaged and,
''''asH'"' " - nARRitiAS and HART
will appear IN two ~ their most popular sketches Also
- PEAKE FAMILY OF BELL RINGERS
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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POST OFFICE NoTIoE-rEsrm PAen-rour.n column.
FIrrEEsTH PAoE-second column, and sixrEENrH
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SITUATIONS wXNrEp-MALEs-Frrrxrsru pAcr-
Second and third columns, and SixIEENrB PAGK-
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SPECIAL EOTCEs-THI IRrEkSrn PAGE-First aud sec
Ond columns.
SPORTING-DOG-, BIRDS, &C-THIRIEENrn PAGK-
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STORAGE-FOURrB PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TKADES-FIFTeESrn PAGE-FOurth and fifth col
umns, and SIXTEENTH PAGE six tn column.
TUE TUkF-THRrfENTH PAGE-SecOnd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TnIRp PAGE
First and second columns. and SIxrEENrB PAGE
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE-FIrTEENrH PAGE-Sixth col
ukFURNISBED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-THIRp PAGE-Flfth and Sixth column and
SIxrEENrH PAGE-Fourth column
WANTED TO PURCH ASE-TENrH PAGE-Sixth column.
MAICuES. JEW. yEWELkY &C..IENTn PAcE-Fntl column
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HOUaEk EEPING GOODS.

500 dozen Towels 81 rs; worth 81 IS
$50 dozen Towels. 81 So 81 IS 81. 81 Is per doleny
less than the cost OF manufacture
1909 dozen h.en huck and damask Towels - Ac
81 49, 81 rs; real bargain.
800 dozen superhne towels elegant quality S. - a
81 So - 10 dozen the greatest bargain offered.
a. SHEEfIN9 LINEN, 25c.. Sic. BIC. UP.
So PILLOW CASE LINEN CHEAP.
Ga PILLOW CASE LINEN REDUCED.
5uU PIECES DAMASK TABLE LINEN tSc.; COST
62hc. TO IMPORT.
SO PIECES TABLE LINEN ONLY Soc, SIC.
800 PIECES EXTRA SuPLRFIAE DAMASk, Soc. WcN
zoe, soc.
We call special attention to our Linen Departments
The best value offered in this city.
5W dozen Napkins, 7sc., $50, ~.
3UU dozen extra fine, 81 IS 81 81 upward
~ cases American Csiicoes 6c., &c, &c
5cases ~ Cxnbrics R,ac. worth 2Uc. -
- 81 - IO4 lLt IA Sheetns ia al Quantoss below
the manufacturers prices
FLAYYELs AND BLANKETS CHEAP.
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HOSIERY AND GtNrs' FURNISHING GOODS 1
HOSIERY AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

We have added to our extensive stock Of Siks Dress
Goods Suits and a full and complete stock Of hosiery
aud Gents Furnishing Goods, Underwear, &c. which
we offer q ex traordinary Inducements
so dozen
Rontlomen's silk Ties. Bows and ScarfS sc M.
5l9 dozen gentlemcu's Collars and Guns all linen,
fourply, rom l2c up
2yD0 sentlemeas English Half Hose. special lots
from auction, 81 upward.
500 dozen super stout, 81 80. worth 81
boS dozen Ladies striped llose
fully IS per cent under market value.
Ladies', GentleDen's and Cniideens Underwear in
dless variety and low prices
Call and ex anine stock of Hosiery, Underwear
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Having bought Tor
cash large lots VIII oler extraordinary Inducements
DODGERS h ORR
lS3 kiGhtb avenue
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SPECIAL BARGAIN IN HONEYCOMB
QUILTS. CSC. 81, 81 25, 81 so.

Is'o Narrcilles Qu. from auction. m unprecedented
bargain. from 81 Is to S1
We can special attention to the pBnsrous bArgAhs
offered this week. fF.T -
strangers visiting New York viii ind n 10 theft Az.
vantage to examine our great bargains and vary latest
novelties In all the new fAbrics Of the season.
Goods sent % Gil parts Of the country. Samples freA
BODGERs ORR
MaEjgAth AIsQue.
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/ SUITS AND CLOAkS.
SUITS AND CLOAkS.

give quotations only when fully prepared TO Offer
extraordinary Inducements
Iiauisome Suits, made and fully trimmed, IS 90,
$6 So 81 as So - 50, $iI 50 materials alone worth
Elegant Suits in color choice combinations ST.
s. go $40 '$I2 10; worth almost double.
100 nc Cancels Hair Cloths, In spring textures from
SlO 10 SO; unequailed at s. TO 30 each more.
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( BLACK SILKS
| BLACK SILKS

so PIECES BLACK SILK, s5C., &c. CSC.
GREAT REDUCTION.
81 A. .,
25o PIECES EXTRA LYONS SILKS, 81 TO- 81 81, e.
EW PIECES SATIN FACE SILK BEST "LYONS'
BRANDS 81 25 s. 50, 81 10 So PER YARD
THESE ARE FAR BELOW MARKET VALUE AND
ONETHIRD LESS THAN THE COST OF IMPORTA-
TION THIS Is RAKE OPPORTUNITY TO PU
CHASE RICH BLACK SILKS All VERY Low PRICES.
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DRY GOODS.

yRiG@ HASKELL co,
so9 Broadway
will offer on MO DAY March Is
and during the week
the following lines OF goods
& $s$ $s# $ssE sEF$$ $s$sF EsSEs
black gros grain Silks
AZ auction.
rs Tsi's 81 3 S y sI.S Il S'sffa s. 8 a: SIZES.
ss~, .a7,. s., 'spssr's!'Sn' g ss' S. SS upward.
which are guaranteed not TO crack or wear shiny.
striped and Checked Silks.
at ac., 6oc, Toe Soc, s5c.. 9oc,, ST. 81 Is.
srEoIAE 70 AnTENyl9N n,FE yTaSv IS IJSvITHD
wan, BLACK GOODS.
NOW SkLLISS moSss cTSArEE n rEk TrHE c,fI AT ANY
Iron Grenadines, asc;. 4oc soc. 6Sc, 7,c and 81
si@SeS lqIs SSgas%aS.Hss arsSadnes :.
Extraordinary ehss1p sil,RR RuSysaHese S.aHS,sys. Sf
d'e.. Te; Sc, ac., si@
se ase SOC, ase., se.. sSe.' Soc, upward;
ooURTACLDs GRAPES
sErrsIsSEbH Ss6tE HqSaL SsLlS 70 NEW.
Alarge display OF
imported direct from the
European Markets.
special az =. to TINS TN
III the most Fashionable Colors for
at prices lower than known before.
Csmeis Hair rlaids,
Plain Gamsl's Hair Cloths,
F;sS E;ss Ss:s S:'sisS fw''ss 5. ass.s, Sc 'eas'
Plain and Plaid SILK Warp ronsees
Also Popular Dress Good. Department,
'as:. n2 & &.s'sS D'S:: .aS ss9a s
EMBROIpERlEs
USUAL PRICES.
la"o oyards Of most desirable patterns Of choice
Lace & dsp.r,msn, "a rsplss WIN va every novelty
Ladies Will pe amy repaid Dy examining our stock
White Goods, douseS eSeepins Goods and Domesrcs at
wholesale prices
CLOAK AND SURF
DEPARTMENT
On 's" Ss11
rm,,od.r rsh in sT the mswest pon0s:.s cGi0si r.,.,
SacQues and Sleeveless Jackets
Cashmere, drap d,ee and and %aei.sse cloth cloaks,
suitable Tor spring wear.
Great attrac tions In custom made
,s slass ss Ss u.s. Gssssss ss So sad siGo saIn .s
elegant designs made after Psrsian models.
The silks making goods are to
Black alpaca Suits,
s. 50, 50 50. $40, Sl2 So $li, upward.
N, R-Ladics after shopping through the city return
ing and purchasing from us have assured are
showing the largest selected stock OF the above
goods in the city and nt the lowest prices.
Ladies living out OF town have garmenr, made to
order by sending their measures ut guaranteed
ECONOMY IN DIRE SHAKING.
GR1GG, HASKELL Il Co, having secured the services
Of Of the leading fashionable CITY
fully prepared to execute all orders with great
and Sil'tds
DRESSES MADE AT -FOUR HOURS NOTICE.
N. B.--Samples seat free to all parts of THE COUN
j. N. GRIGG os Broadway. 6. A. FULLER
G. HASKELL between ilth and 18th sts JOHN DUNN.
Al
THE POPULAR CARPET STORE
293 Eighth avenue, between Twent fourth and
Twenty nth streets,
have opened one Of "e "rgS' and best selected Stocks
CARPtTS
in New York. Also fine Stock of
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
These goods have hceu selected with great and
all the newest designs and direct from the manufac
and imDorers and will be sold Vt popular prices
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in New York. Also f1ne Stock Of
PAPER EANGINGS, UPHOLSTERY GOOpS
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
These goods have heeu selected with great care and
all the newest designs and direct from the manufac
imDOrers and will be sold Ut popular prices
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AT ]. d. LEVEREE'>, al SIXTH AVENUE, BE-
"A tween Twcuty-siXth anu Twenty seventh streets
stamping and Embroidcnng establishment large stock
imported yoke Chcmisc Bands Drawers and Lingerie
Ladies' Breakfast Caps, LADIES' rrousscaux speciality
Monograms and Initials for handkcrcheis: table and
bed cloths Embroidered to order and laccs
cleaned and mcndcd equa to new
At SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR. 9N BROADWAY,
"A Twentieth and Twcnty.drst streew-GRASD DIS
PLAY Of IMPDk1FD FASHIONS. PATTERNS NOW
READY CLOTH MnDLLS win every pattern. Cut
ting and htting. A. Bt kDErTE SMITH, gl4 Broadway
between Twentieth and Twenty Arst streets.
OPENING OF IMPORTED PATTERNS, DURING THE
" week commencing March Is, at \ 7. TAyLOR's.
SIG Broadway. oice OF the imported Journals lie Bon
Ton" La Mode Eleranten snn ''Revns d. / Mode.v
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M3 Eighth avenue.

A large assortment Of Invisible Front or Top Piece.
very stylish Young ladies' originated by H. Gumard.
These invsblcs made with patent Real Hair Lace
and the pure, real Water Curl and Wave, instantly
makes the lady look beautitu Ny long experience as
an originator fashions me the power and art to
understand that which is becoming to every lady's
couture Experienced persons always in attendance,
who will willingly exhibit goods in our Show Rooms
or IIairdressng Parlors. As,, always keep on hand
a large pssorne mt the latest designed Chignons
spring style and full stock of extra hne and extra
long Hair wholesale aud re tail.
N. Bon o about April | will open 4 large Store
adjoining present one with large stock Of TORTOISE
Shell Goods and Oilct Articles OF
be found at Il. GUILMARD's. s39 and Ysl Broadway
between eenth aud Fourteenth streets.
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CAErrTs
CROssLEY's
cNUssLEYs
CRossLEY's
grand opening OF new spring styles
grand opening OF new spring styles
English velvcts, 81 rs per yard.
English velve,s 81 rs yard.
English body Brussels, 81 80 per yard.
English body Brussels, 81 81 per yard.
English tapestry Brussels, 81 per yard.
English tapestry Brussels, 81 per yard.
English ingrains from 4Oc. per yard
English ingrains, rom 4Oc. per yard.
Agents FOR English Ltnoleum.
Agents English Linoleum.
Al W. CRossLEY,
soO and s22 Bro.dwav
DIChARD MEAREs
BEGs TO ANNOUNCE
THAT HE Is now OPENING THE LATEST NOVEL.
ovERsKIRrs AND BAsoUEs, cUIRAss AND TABLlER
AND
SPRING COSTUMES IN ALL THE NEW STYLES.
New shapes IN Cbr and Straw Hats
Fine French Flowers
aud choicest novelties IN Hat Ornaments
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
ane ready made Under rwear and Corsets
including some remarkably cheap lots Just received
in Chcmises. Drawers Night Gowns and Skirts
NOW OPENING, CnOiCE STYLES OF
Dress Goods in Camcrs Hair, Serge, Diagonais and
MOhars, fcrcalcs. Cambrics Lawns and CAhcocs
in newest designs
JUST RECEIvED A LARGE INVOICE OF
COLORBD, BLACK AND STRIPED SILKS
- Sirincd silks 75c.. Soc, SSc., 95c. and 81
One lot plain coorea silks All the best shades splendid
AN ExAMINArIoX REsfEcffULLY SOLICITED.
RICHARD MEARES.
Vorner Srth avenue and Nineteenth street.
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, 9i4 BROADWAY.
n Twentieth and 1wcpty- first streets-GRAND DIS
PLAY IMPORTED FASHIONS. PATTERNS NOW
READY. CLOTH MODELS with every pattern Cut.
ting and htung A. RURDErrE SMITH, GA Broadway,
W vIGoURoUx, Ie2 FOURTH AvENUE.-IlN
" geric Embroidery ladies' and babies TrouSseaux
specially OF Initials Monograms. for handkcrcnets,
table and bed cloths largest stock Of Embroidered
Goods Wholesale department 76t broadway feito'
rated Patterns Machines anu AcceAsoIes im o'A"p'ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-14
| BLACK CASHMERE SUITS
| BLACK CASHM MERE SUITS.

Lupu's Cashmere Suits. $l2 so, SIS, $l7 30 and Sa0s
worth s. 70 $l2 more.
Ali ready made garments fitted perfectly by expert
enced filters; no extra charge; every convenience for
RODGERS ORR,
lS3 Eighth avenue.