New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-19
APLACA 70 BUr ALMOST hyERrTHIyG.

The well known firm of Lord & Taylor has
two large stores ia this city, GTand-si..a CIysc-
S' and the other Bro ,dway, NJ Tweniicih-st The
latter store j, one % the leading dry goods establish
nents in this city, and in its varied assortment at THE
time presents to The public al tho novelties as well rs
the stable goods to be found IN store oi this kind
The leading dress goods this season are the
LaUrettc cloths which hold their own aston
ishu,ly; these come ~ many new styles
as tue season approaches the holidays, those
oyersiot with gold being the latest and consequently
the fayorite styles. They vary price from 81 80 20
- 30 yard jabo this Department contains dress
patterns especially gned holiday presents, and
surely need 20 without dress when good calico
can be bought tr i've cents yard. The hosiery depart
ucut IS died with novelties IN SILK, Isle thread and
babriggau hosiery. The newest ii k stockings
Eirusc4n cheeks Venetian ami Yandyke sJrip,s lace
and embroidery sandals Eru5ein bands Win lace Opera
stockings are IN all by lesand are rywo inches long
Only step from this IS Tie department or goaurmens
furnishing goods, where are an hc noyeu III ilc ui,-
dcrWear department Gfe suits made nom -LLti winch
has been stepped IN preparation from ihe uDcfs OF
variety OF pine tree, ana they are sau 10 DC sure cure
rheumatism. There are also SOCKS ana SocknE- made
from The same material, which IL ais sold Boy Tie yard
TIC department Is GU tine second floor ana Is re-
tle with shoes -lppcr ties and boots m a the newest
styles. Tne latest boot Is of matcIasse with patent
leather io4ings ana CORK Soies lhIt Is Iea' n1C'S
slippers Tor holiday presents which have b--h lcId'ci
for inns special purpose, AND may be hhd from - % mp
wards IIe iuis are on tiS moor ana enc Slo'h 80
lent -edsln SIN takes the lead ~ outside EarneLts
lined MIN criuue Is in great favor for SILK garments Tor
the reason that u SHINY AM therefore s
cloak garment combined rs Of sA ana cTlne,
and constructed that IL may DO worn on either SIDE
Armurc shs much used ia tine construction 81 these
garments There also large line OF CLldicns luIs in
which Chinchild cruIuc play lie prominent paris;
silver cOny IL also used. number OF imported suits
shown u the suit department. One. ptuccfst 81
chenille and WOrsted material, iHternnused with
six, ia in Nile green, TRAINED Wllh WIDE FIX
aud chenille fringe made ID points; Tie HO"t
is made with vest and Geyers. Another
IL a dress OF olive brown Imperial serge and SIX 10 -
made with a long pOOnasc, which Is bound az the bot
tom ana up the front with scarlet and orA striped vel
vet; tue front j. buttJned daBOuay with porcelain
buttons; The back is Topped low and finished with bow
ol scarlet anu black velvet olive and scarlet ribbon
the undrTskirt is OF olive Six, with ruincs Of SILK
aud bands OF velvet dress made III tho house
10 OF nayy-bluc Algerian cloth ana n1fy-bue
silk the pOlonase is long, and buttons dagonaly haf
WAY down the 'front.' where the trimming 10 ms basque
on side, the other beng plain pOonase; he bot
tom Is finished with fringe the back nnlsned the same
as front, Onebalf basque AUD oueLalf pOlOnse; bows
finish SHE ana buttons tue basque A reception
dfrss OF olive and pale blue SILK the entire front lie OF
cream cOured grcnadnc striped with olive and blue en-
b0ssed velvet aud finished with t6O rows OF olive aud
blue six fringe; the back 10 IN the prucesse sly Of
olive wIIh reYcrs Of pale blue side pieces trimmed win
Olive aud bluo velvet gaoOn the train Is square aud
Deriectly plain