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, 1877-09-03

Tho Coussantiuoplo correspondent Of the
New York tribune, who does not seem To be
influenced by Turkish bribery, writes that
immediately after the occupation Of E.ti-
h.sra by suLEyMAs pssha's troops tbs work
Of destruction commenced Tho troops
entered about shutdown, and before tue
next morning every male Bulgarian over 10
years. of W: had been slaughtered. Many
WOMEN aud children were also 1aassac1el.
6eycn thousand Christian women, without q
H.4lo relative left, wcro driven oa to meet
death by starvation, II they cannot hnd
cha1ity. Every houss in the city was robbed,
and tbun the torch was sppled and wiped II
out Of existence, From the hill on which It
, 1877-09-03
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1871.


Cdl -dIJ 4dNh11 CV1na0N1t =.
Tho ChitAvD produce markets were stronger sat-
u!ley, md bsesdstuls wero nnrc active. Mres
potE closed 11c ucr btl higher. At S12.3jf1
1"}1ni for Stptcmpcr md ST.. All ifb1a. 10 for
Oetnhcr Lard coscd Tic per 1o0 ID higher, ut
31I.!, 28. NJ for September AMI 81. 42ii Tor Ucto-
bct. Atca*werc frnrt, Ut b.&c for loose shoulders
mud t}ac for o sost r!u*. Lake freiglts wcrc less
active. ut TAG fur corn 10 liH1alo. ftlshwincs
very steady. at S1.M per gaiion Flour was In
better dcnanL. Wheat closed &c higher. at 81. 0aaA
for septcmnrs nnh 81. 10 for Ocsoscr. Torn closcd
Il .sc higher Mt 4:.c cash md iJ!sc for uctuber.
Oats cused &c hlghof. 1t .lc cash mad n4.ic for
October Rye VIA lrtncs. At 54fs531tc. harley
cosca &c 1owct. nj UU.4c for September. ltoaH
wctc active nn.l 6r,ner, at S4.70GDj.:Ej. Cattle
wcru n:ca,iY, at 3..50it5.5o for paor to choice.
Thcfc light demand fur sheen At 81 00tl4.
Ono hundred dollars In gold would buy 3l03. a7H
i'll green bucks at tic ciuEc.
, 1877-09-03

Tho obse1uics Of brigham YouSa took
place yesterday ut suit Lakc City, and will
probably strike the reader Al having boom
lunngkatly commonplace, when tho o'ni-
nencu Ut Tho lunn III l,is community while
living il relatively considered Tho body
WIS luclosed in PLAN redwood coffin anil
borne TO thu grsso by the hirsl mon Of tho
a,ch- -ro1ygHmist. Thu infcrcnco is utmost ill.,
tyituble that this prophet. who WIZ suppos-
ed to l'nye reversed tho Scriptural dictuln ro-
gursling prophets md honor, was really wita-
out much OF honor either abroad or at home.
, 1877-09-03

1'rown sugars and white, rol sugars aud
gray, s,nsIe, minglc, ningle. you TINT
1uing1o may, for aftcr Oct. there will 10
10 noru ,ninsling on tho duty-list Of tho
vvsy elsoicest SUGAR {altlougA hrown) with
tie common brown pasto which tue average
boy loye.ll To claw from tho inside Of tho
ampJe lIot;hAuul, Tho cunning device Of tho
wicked lAs bcen formally espied by tho
Ircasury Department at Washington, and
thu two mouths of furthor tmpuritY given
tn The revenue goagcrA are probably neccs.
hi'stet by tho paramount daugsr Of snasliug
1nlle!l geI tape
, 1877-09-03
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MoNDAN SEPTEMBER g. 1877

does n llnntlsnw. Il snau with $f0,Mm Of
ii!o money wnu!d mnAo dollar day by
haying it in the sl,nro OF aG5s. Who
wo,tlsl refnso to tnka l,ank-note rctlccmab1o
in grccnbacls on tlemand because IL nlso
drew interest? No wise mnn, certainly; nor
can wo conceive of auy fool 80 grent NJ to re-
fuso sucil n mite.
An interconvor.ibtc bond drawing 3.G' per
cent interest wurl,l bc almost i,icntical with
n National l5ank noto bearing tho ammo rate
Of interest both wo',ll l,c convertible into
1cgnl-tcntlcr on demand, which wonttl mako
ench equivalent to grecnhacks for their face,
plus interest. No creditor would refuse to
accept cithcr in payment Of debt,
Or decline to receive them for my
property for Fnle; they would pass
current jnst tho sa,no M money.
II n mnn held this sort of intorest-bearing
currency In his possession merely ono night,
1t would grow 1tllo ty morning. II l,o re-
ccivcd $4,000 convertible bond for acbt
or eale Of property. and kept 1t week, It
would improve in va1uo st'ren tiol|ars. If 1t
wcro but n 81 200 currency bond, It wou1l
earn him 70 cents; md II only Sla0 bond,
ut the end of tho wcck anybody would givo
scren cents more tllan it's face for It. All
banks of every description would keep their
balances In these intorcst-bcaring currency
bonds: all demsitors who now tlrnw M in
tcrcst on tho balances they keep in banks
world then insist on being credited nt tho
rate Of :,.65 pcr cent on tiotr nvcrago de-
posits: tho hunks could not rcfnsc, M tho
Iss ,rouM fail on tic 1orernn,ent instead Of
on the bank. All tho railro@l companies
woul,l nut ,l,oir receipts into these currency
bonds, md wonlA pny their employees ox-
penses, nnd dividends in tho same kind OF
currency, 80 fer a. possible, All tho inRur-
, 1877-09-03

Tho associatton Of tho n4uls OF Col.
TMoMAB 4. 6corr with an article on tho re-
cent rai,road strike could not fatl 10 provo
attractive, md Tho editor Of Tho North
american Rtrit,o, In securing such a CON-
tribution, ovinced tho san,o notable enter
prise and good judgment that have marked
tho conduct Of that periodical for aomc
months past. Whilo Col. Soorrs article ia
an agreeable surprise in tho oaso and direct
ness of tho stylo In which 1t Is written, md
while 1t ts nm intelligent prcsontment of the
results and economic conclusions that follow
tho strikc. there Is llstlo In II which has not
been moro elnboratoly stated tn tho wide
newspaper discussion of tho snbloct. l1o
docs not consider AZ fully as hc waa In q
position to do tho CAUSES that led up to tho
strike, but loavcs tho Impression that 1t WIS
duo to "puro cnsscdnoss." II It Ia sr1le. NJ
r711nored, that Col. ScoTT's Company I'm
ordered n restoration OF tho 10 per Ger t
reduction which wna tlo imnetai" o
rrovocation Of tho strike, then 9th or
ho ia unjust in putting out tho i1,-
I ference that thoro WIS no excuse for Tho
strike, or else Eo virtually at1niits that tho
managers Of his Companies made co:,ccs-
sion to tho strikers under the ncnaco 'of vi-
olenoo md tho terrorism Of tho mob, which
Is certainly a dangerous precedent. While
dcnouncing tl,o couduct Of tho mob ovory-
where, Col. ScorT takes OCCASION to vi1,licato
tho railroad employees by asserting TINT they
wero not tho mon who b1rnod tcpota an.1
destroyed property, but TINT tie inoenslin-
riKm and plunder wero comm tttod by ths
vicious classes who surrounded them. At
tito sa,no time, tho railroad stril mrs wero the
nucleus, and furnished tho pr,yocation for
| every mob that grow ont Of tho strike. Tim
responsibility rosts primarily ul,on them. 1t
was not that thoy struck, which thcy had
right 10 do, but that tloy aet tlso example of
law!essness by detain;ng trains mi. asaano
Ing control Of other mons property, which
mado them tho inciters nnd atettors of the
scenes Of carnage md devastation which, fol-
lowed. Col Scorr estimates that 90 pdf cent
OF the railway employees wero falthf III to
tho interest Of tho Companies, and tlr It tho
original malconsenta did not number more
thnn 10 per cont. There Ia certainly cootl
! 1caaon why this ought to.bo tr,1a in The fact
cited by Col. SooT7, and gonnral1y admitted
indeed, that tho railroads for somo Il mo past
havo bean losing instead Of making money,
that they lavo reduced their rntas to a,,ch
Agures AZ alone could hayo enabled tho yar1.
ous manufacturing intoreata to continue bus-
inoss, and that they thams Aves l.an adhered
to tho policy Of retaining very snu ch 1argor
force of employees than haa boon necessary
out OF consideration for their omployos. III
tho face Of this, 1t ia pretty certain that tho
, 1877-09-03

THE RUSSIAN DEFEAT.
Tho dcfeat OF the Aa*sian right wing
whicl, was stationed nlong tho River LON,
between Kar"hasson md Senikoi, by tho
forces nnt1er AlEtiEMET ALL coupled with tho
significant fact that su1zrMAx pasha is ro~
ported to hase crosse4l tho l}nlknns md Of
fcctctl Junction will osstAS Pn*l'a, thnR
cutting otf tho 1sussinn forco In tho Schirkn
raas from its communications, Is equivalent
to tlisaRtor iron, wh'ths they cau hardly
recover during Tho present campaign. Il
Tho Turks promptly follow up thelr at~
vnntagcs. 1t will 1'e lfttIo 'esH t''an miraculous
II they 10 not substantially end the wAr.
Tho continuous disaster which hfs followed
the E"ssiana since they l'nTo crossed tho
Dnnnhe (tloy havo not yet won pitclied
bHttlo) :nust be m"tter of surprise even to
tho most aatuto military critics. when HIS
sa declaf aA WAR Inst April II was the general
verdict tstne' unless tho Powers nterScned'
her victorious troops would 10 IN constanst~
nopie on thu ono h"na' anu Ill EFzeson'n On
tho olheF' 10 tofo tho winter. flef immonso'
superiority In population and resotrces' hcf'
rnss n,slitnry experiences, her brilliant light
ing record ut eebastoro'' tho remarkable
Development OF her railway 6yatenf, ahd tho
dash md clan with which s''e commented
tho campaign, " sro nl' looked upon M suro
Indications OF "i'eedy victory Tho ehrly
s1ageS Of the camp aagn also pointed tho way
to victory. Ihe hsa'uhna h'anueF IN WHICH
tho crossing wAs n'auc Mt 1s'nn'f antl brailn'
mud the equally br' ''llant manner IN Which
Geta. ZrMstERMAFs teFces eatabi'sitea 1aem~
, 1877-09-03

1frTtrltrr's THcatrt.
AfadIfon street. between State md ufhfharn " III.
b." Mcslsm !. nan. strncatl. Marc, ctc.a Messrs.
Mcfickcr Whc:luck. IcasA,u. ctt-
, 1877-09-03

Coliseum Novelty Theatre.
Clark street. between Nast,lngton anu Randolph.
Variety entertainments The larkcr Slsscrk, fcnul
pnI Auont., tnt Cri1nIiins brothers. etc.
, 1877-09-03

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

rr MAti.--iy AnyANCE-FOsTAHK rRErAfb.
rtl, E1ttcr cnr .,,..,.............YtxFD
i.rt4 ii yrar prt li,tn.. 1Iht
Mn IN tn. 1llrr>a f.,nr weeks for. 1.QO
tam,- ncr, .........e..... 2.5N
friu,,1r, ttIti,n iwri. n.ra ,,........... x.tNb
iii HthI; tt,r H.uU
iit,, NJ trai rrr ntr,th.. .,............... .1U
WEEEt.f EDITION, rOsTfAID.
In, ,f fr,ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, i1AW
.u IL ,,.,,... .,,.,..., 4U.uU
!.eefmcn repEcs sent trrc.
Inrrc,. r1ay Ehd nltthkea tc tnre md eiFe Foets
or &c nh.rr.. IN fntl !nc1uiEnr StAsn Hnd County.
Ittitt,Ancrs may 10 taAe either hf isasf. express,
ratt!irc nrcr. ns In REGISTERED letters At cur Flsk'
TERMS 10 CTR SUBSCRIBERS.
Tally. delivered, Snna} csceptcL. ~ CENTS per WICK.
ny. dr> err,. sun,sy nc1uicd n rrnts rcr week.
Audts.. 1llE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
a.rucr Madison and t>rat EDrn. .sts.. Chicago, Ill.
)r!rrf for tstr irtsrtynf Tue TRIBUNE at Eshnt0f.
Tng1cweul. hnL Hyde Ark irtt In tho tountluSfoom
HI!ltceclYc ptuIt,pt attention.
, 1877-09-03

Fandofph fircct brtwccn Cntk md LAsolfe. 'FoF
bI,I,trn Fruit" Mc<.aura Scwton, MJtst etc.
Me4srs. lsDbspn. Cranr. USett. etc.
, 1877-09-03

Ncw FfttcAEtp Thcatrc.
C,Ark street. nrr"to Sherman IIansc. 1lavcrly's
aIn1trct slcssrs Aud 1syna lllY Carter, M0rar etc.
, 1877-09-03

IAcatctay nT Music.
flnstel street. Just tonth nf a.f*t,n. VARIETY en-
tcrtaInnrnt, The Freeman slacr1. AcssEsl llugh Fay
E.Arity Gardner GDta n:lh F1s, etc.
, 1877-09-03

Coffon'E Opcfn- tf0HA0.
Monroe street, 1rctwccn State and Dearborn. Flrtt'
ctaa sat,rty. .n Kelly. Thatcher and di1umes hflss
Jutla Wa!tott. etc.
, 1877-09-03

Monroe rErrrs. rosier nf l'rnrb'Fn. = Tho Flog o.
11unnr." Grand NAcL, led by Miles. fsos& aud Ii
TuurnuIrc.
, 1877-09-03

pc.rlsne. street. bc. Madison and Waahfneton.
raicly ,anfl,ent Lillian uAytun Mlle ltaictia,
, 1877-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

,frytct,rr'. rHcatre.
Madlton street. betwccn State md ufarhern. "na.
by." .fcslsm ~ i},n. senratl. Marc, etc. Aeasrs.
MesIckcr. Whc:l"ck. Pearson. cte"
ltoelcy'~ Theatre. ....
Randolph tsrcct. between Cnrk md Lasaltc. "For'
bIl1rn Fruit" Mcsstatura Newton. Myers. etc.
MeAsrs lsobspn Crsnr. USett, etc.
ttelpht Thrntrr. ..
atpnree FItrfi. rnsltr nf lsrnrt'IFn. Tho F1n8 OF
1rnnsr." Grand nAlIcL led by Niles. Nos& aud 10
TuuruuIrc.
{oftrn'x tlrrfn. House.
Monroe street. hcswecn State and Dearborn. FtrEt'
cta.a sar,rty .n l.ely. ThatcIscr and ta1uIei ass
Jntla W1!t0tt. etc.
Ncw CitIcar., Theatre.
C.Ark street. nrr"slta ShermAn Hastsc. 1avcrly's
ainatrcls. scssrs Aud fsJnan lilly Carter, ora etc.
Acatcsuy nr Music.
fn1sted street, Just tnuth Of .ta.fa'n. VARIETY en.
tcrtanmrnt The Frccmsn Slatcrs. Asss7s. .luHh Far.
Charley Gardner. EDta nad FNs, etc.
Coliseum Novelty Theatre.
Clark street. between Warrington anu Randolph.
Variety entertainment. The larkcr Sissett, Venus
nud AdonlA, tns Crnulns Brothers, etc.
Ulpbe Theatre.
rc.rlsInes stsert brtx xten Madison and Was1fnRton.
raicly cncu annent. Lillian uAytun. Mlle ltalctia,
cti
Exposition Building.
Michigan nvrnn'. "pros!to Adams street. Inter-
s:atc 11luNtIal Expuatssoa 1nJ mud cscnlnR.
-
, 1877-09-03

E~poa.tion lsuiiIInR.
Michigan nsrnn !. "proste AdaMs street. 1hler'
e.atc 1iilu..sIal Expedition. 1snJ mud cscnluR.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
245 Grand ST., near Bowery.


tion sales ever held in New YORK ~ ''' ''"'''' '''-
v,sa friends 70 and the public ar. e:pectqy in
Dress Goods ladies and gent, Fgrlishing Goods also
Easinss Embrodsnos and ladies Under~era specially.
We positively give Dsiaw sHE 'sSJi, sIss Grand " 'fse'
of tns s"ss s gro; =. s!a. a s 90 % s"S 81 quality
ss'S Ss S'ise,i 1s Is. q.,Sss ssss
silks 81 IS IS aud IS 50 These goods srs exisa Saas
''' : - d%LofEE6 %isfi: STRIPED AND PLAID SILKS
We shall l. Oaer PLAN SIX 7se and 81. tha, worth
i' s'p per- f'ss Yard nuls sf s S
s 'Ss o. saos
way arc 50 = srsIskS spS e rs .sp PLAID SILKS
g. Beautiful aaali'y striped and PLAID silks. from eoc
np,. Pine s:S snIs, from s. sa9 well worth s. each
sss s ,s cashmere
cashmere ciOak' from |sEss g % 10 3ns ss,
Camel, Hal, rwIll' and serge. a. 2se sic and 37c.
F;eash IS Il Tsshgs': q $ :, u xSo md
0A''"'' 0'''a''''ss SoWaSiS% 1pR SGSG"'sss GOODS.
qualify sast % Soc s ss as s7s 1ss '9Gfste: ss
IS 'asf so Ins a xsG Ss Ss1 s si i
L.lDlEs' AND GENrLEMES's FURNISHING GOODS.
Ladies' Night Dresses Chcmises Drawers from 500
to So gentiemea, Nsht Dresses, undershirts Draw
ee 81 pairs Embrcidcries sud gdsinss from &c. 20
fiNEXs, WHITE GOODS AND BLANKETS
Table Linens from 25c TO 50; shirtns Linens from 2oc
Vide e SOC per y"fd a" ~oo anny. sn'u al. o, ysSs
2pc TO 81 per yard large sise Blankets irom 81 $40
CLOTHS AND oAssIMEREs.
yard heavy Cassimeres Tor mons and boys from 2oo
WALLER 4 McsoRLEY,
10 Grand ~, near Bowerys Nsv York.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS,
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l,2eS BRoADWAYG1S
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR kECErptuUpNv pupv "r
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAFEHs.

AsTRoLoGY-isrn PAcr-eth col.
soXk6ERs W2NfsD-ieTs "a PAc. ,.., I'd. Sd. 9Th and
soAsS fss
ssoSk sElE EsII4s oa s9
sSS s{AS Hell ss$aFs SSR s1Ess s' .e
rLERRs a Axo 0ssALEsHEN-Iorn PAc.-sh and 9Th
:, .ssis; and 30 f4cs.sd o9'.
%sb r4er-e.A eo
coAsT%sR sG rAex4.h and s.h co.
R E.ssis s.sa-e.A ss
Dry dooDs-i.4 r1s.-i.s 81 80 4.h s.h and eth eel..
S99r oTss 70 "a
= FtaNisHE b-S1n fAcr-lth. 5sh and 9Th oOs. and
Egs6PPEAs Asst. gs!si.ke%sisHIps-sD PAcr-4sA COL
ESss&ssSeS3 ssis e. T.. 81, col.
FINE Akfs-i7rn PAaE-eth col.
opSs AND and TO
orm PAcK-ssh col, and 2p PAex-ist. I'd, Sd and 4th
EEEf Rs.t .P % and 9Th
usLf NJ s9 oo and SD
HORSES oShsiAeEs 4o.-lsrn PAe.-sa. eth and s.A
hSGEEsss 's r.e.-sA
SsSs %
LOST q HSp g. rousD-lsru rAon-l.. COL
a1ShEE s.sHs:s co. COL
AATRlMONIAL-2D PAGE 9th COL
MEDICAL-lSrm PAGE I'd col
MILLINERY AND DkESsMAKING-l7TH PAcx-2d and
MIscELLxNEoJs MISREPRESENTATION PAGE
MIscEIL1NEous-i71H p4cn-sd col.
NEW PUBLIC ATiONs-lirH PAcx-eth COL
PiANoFoRrEs. ORGANS. 1c.-4rn PAcn-4.h and ssh
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
NM, 10TH PAeEmsd r. col and 81 PxcI13d 80 col on No
RENT-orH PAaE-2d and Sd coils, and 2D PAcs-lst
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-orH PAcn-sd COL, and
REAL ESTATE wANTED-srH PAcx-sd COL. and ID
RELIGIOUS NoTic ss-2orH PAc.-sth col.
REMOyALS-4rH PAGE-5th col.
RESTAU AURANTS-lsrH PAGE-6th COL
REWARDS-1SrH PAGE-lst col
SALES AT AUCTION--l l7ru PAeE-lst and I'd co.'s.
SIT UATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-19TH PACE-lst
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-IorH PAas-4th and
5th coils. and 3D PAGE-3d col.
sPGe1A N9T5nEsIsTT P4Sslss ana Cd ec
ITORAGE-4rH PAGE--5th col.
THE TRADEs-l9TH PAGE 9th COL, and 3D PAcR-3d col
TnE ~ ET EoR RstNFSs PAsTs
ERsAyELLEks duI6Gsp P4Gs-S.H col
WANTED TS sH H9e sss 'i: p.es-s.A COL
wEsTOHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
w1sEs EDU5Es EETSEs rts.as asi4s s' t.o.-s.h eo
WINTER RESoRTS-3p PAGE-3d col:
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C.-l4rH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT.

$50 pieces black Cashmere Serge. 1870 yard; worth
IT'S pieces black English Cashmere 2oc. yard worth
$50 peces black Basket Cloth 25c a yard; worth 4oc
1856 pieces black Empress Cloth, all WOOL 3Oc yard
lis pieces black Crepe Grenade 3oc yard; worth 4oc
100 pieces Ldpin's extra heavy black French Merno.
SOC. yard worth I5c 49,, CO.,,
IS pieces all wool black Tamse Cloth. IA yards wide.
SO pieces black Cloth, all silk and WOOL s7c
IS pieces black Henrietta Cloth. all and WOOL 81
~ HLI pis''W WooL BIAoK FRENCH CAST c%snMEEEs.
rs pieces Iupin's all wool black French Cashmere N
yards wide See yard; worth Toe.
As pieces Lupin's all wool black French Cashmere n
yards wide, Toe. yard; worth 81.
so pieces tapins Al! wool black French Cashmere, IL
pieces black Drsp Etc, ~ yards wde 81 rs yard
worth IL rs.
sHAwLs
500 oil wool shawls. Just opened 81 25 and upward
IS real India Camers Hair shawls $685. really worth
si3o.
20 real India Csmers Hair shawis, sIoo positively
worth SITS
Elegant 104 all wool Rose Blankets $3.50 and upward
Elegant Balmoral Skirts, 4Oc and upward.
IMMENSE BARGAINS
THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
CLOTHS ANR DoNhsTios.
LADIES, UNDERWEAR AND ooRsETs,
FANCY GoODs, &C. &C.
~ n coxurIyc- CoNKLING a CO.,
" GfiiVvis 800 and oll Broadway.
" between llth and Eth SITS.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
DRY GOODS.

=" .s As - w AA' ~ = LII
DRY GOODS.
A.
STERN BROTHERS, I
SIXTH AVENUE
AND
rwENTy.rmRD
s-ss7 no .a
=: :: :. 4: =. !; =: ::
sixth AVENUE
AND
rwENrY.rHIRD
STREET.
pIRnor rHB ATTENTION OF rRKIn
FRIENDS AND PATRONS
TO THEIR
OPENING
OF
LARGE AND COMPLETES LINES or GOODS
IN ALL THEIR
DEPARTMENTS.
WHICH WILL BR FOUND
ASSIGNMENTS SSD SoSSD LOW PRICES
TO BIZ
FAR AHEAD OF ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION is DIRECTED
to their
SILK DEPARTMENTS.
WHEREIN WILL BE FOUND SPLENDID STOCK or
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
coLonED DRESS SILKS,
BLACK AND OoLoRED SILK vELvErs.
DRESS AND TRIMMING sArINs
pLUsHEs IN ALL coLoRs
TwILLED SILKS AND CREPE DU CHrHNES
ALL OF WHICH
WE GUARANTEE TO BE CHEAPER THAN ANY
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY,
WHICH AN INSPECTION WILL PROVE.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENTS.
ALL THE LEADING AND LATEST STYLES OF
LADIES. SRgNoH sELr HATS AND BoNNgrs
oH1LDKES's pELr HATS,
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF
FANCY FEATHERS.
OSTRICH PoMPoNs AND PLuxEs,
BLACK AND coLoRED OSTRICH BANDS,
JgrrED FEATHERs.
BONNET oRNAMENrs.
PARTISAN NOVELTIES IN
RIBBONS AND soARFs.
DOUBLE PACE SATIN RIBBONS.
SATIN AND GRVs GRAIN MBBoNs
PLUSH RIBBONS, ~~
GRos GRAIN RIBBONS,
IN ALL WIDTHS. coLoRs AND QUALITIES.
CHENILLE soARFs.
PLUSH scARrs.
LACE AND SILK scARrs,
IN ALL rHB LATEST DESIGNS AND coLoRs.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Largo lines Of
ALL WOOL, SHAKER AND OPERA FLANNRLs,
IN ALL QUALITIES; BLANKETS. FROM 81
UPWARD; DAMAsKs, TOWELS. rowELL-
tNas, NAPKINS, QUILTS, SHEET.
INas. DIAPERS. TABLE.
CLOTHS. IN ALL
QUALITIES.
all At
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
THE LEADING AND STANDARD MAKES or
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN HOSIERY
FOR
LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN
IN ALL STYLES. QUALITIES AND SIZES.
MERINo AND LAMBS WOOL UNDERWEAR
FROM THE LOWEST TO FINEST IMPORTED.
with a choice assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
comprising all the leading styles Of
GENrs AND BOYS NEcKwEAR.
sUsPENDERS, COLLARS AND CUFFS
LAUNDRrED AND UHLAUyDErED SHIRTS.
SCARF PINS, SLEEVE BUTTONS. 60
/ ~-~ TRIMMING DEPARTMENTS
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES IN
SILK AND CHENILLE PRINCES.
CLAIR DE LUNE pAssEMENTERlES
TRIMMING BALLOONS,
SILK AND BEADED oRNAMRNrs
The New York herald., 1877-09-23

DRY GOODS.
An NELEdxNf DISPLAY Or
N FALL GOODS
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two blocks above A. T. Stewart. 4 Co.'S
xEssRs. ooNXLINu CO.
respectfully invite the public
tsinspec, their extensive and varied dIsplaye Of
NOVELTIES FOR FALL WEAR.
THROUGHOUT THEIR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT.
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pscss Siset cram satin nS yards
80 piece: black Gros GRAIN satin nnish 81 so yard;
'esy o.Sss MSssa r. r. ro. Grain Of Al. the celebrated mann
fSetu,s5 Pon.on Guns. Tappi.isr BoSn an and Ts.5d =
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60 pieces coorod trimming SIX, eoc yard worth sscM
80 pieces coored dress Silks In new fall shades. $50
1a SoSrss l. Dro' silks in =. the latest
piece: eeg.ns solorod Dress Silks satin nnish 81 500
IS pieces Lyons coored Gros GRAIN IS inches wide. sas
sh4Sk SILK SILK EHEs yEEyEEs ssSS
90 pieces black silk Trimming vsve.s 81 yard; worth
Is pieces black silk Coating yevss 81 6s; worth s.
70 pieces black ;Iv vsves r1r.Ansed all silk % inches
pieces Lyon. esss e cessins ys.: d.
coLoRED vELvErs FROM AUCTION.
$50 eoored veyss in all the shades 81 so
yard; sold last year at S3.
BsEss DsEss SSoBs sSSBs DEFAHEHESE: DEFAHEHHS7:
go iee piece: crsps Boussss Cloth &C. and ioc yards
pieces English Chenille suitings, lee yard; worth
25e .x M. o.
ses: pises: BSaiora Mixs"Ie: asc ~ossh
400 pieces Bourette suitings in new fall SHADES, $50.
325 pieces pure India CsmelS Hair 35c yard; worth
Soc
pieces ell wool Antwerp serges 35c syard, worth
52hc !.
2l5 pieces wool Basket Cloth 4Oc yard worth 55c
l75 pieces Moscow Sutting N yards vide, 6Oc yards
worth 75c
$50 pieces Camels Hair Merno X yards wide, soc.
yard worth SOC .
40 pieces Lupin's all wool French Merino, ~ yards
vide, from anction Soc yard; worth 75c.
125 pieces cancels hair Cashmere, Ia yards wde CSC
yard worth 81 IS
100 pieces Lupn's all wool French Merno from auction,
Csc. yard worth 0Oc.
rs pieces Lupn's all wool French Mcrno, 75c ward;
worth 81.
pieces Boureto Mattelessa k yards wide. all wool.
81 yard worth 81 So
IS pieces Bourette Mattelssss. ~ yards wde 81 ooa
yard: worth 81 IS
SIS CASES PARIS NOVELTIES. IN ALL THE NEW
FALL DESIGNS AND COLORINGS FROM 81 TO So so
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The Morning herald., 1877-09-01
TAKING THE VEIL.

On Friday week last, at the Convent Of
St. Francis, or House Of the Good Angels,
near Glen Riddle, Delaware county, took
place one Of the most impressive ceremo-
nie> connected with the Catholic Church.
Thirty young ladies, whose ages ranged
from eighteen to twenty. five years, took the
white and black wells. Seven Of the novi-
tiates belonged to Philadelphia. seven to
Baltimore, four to Trenton, and the re-
mainder to various localities IN this and
other States. OF this number fourteen took
the black veil, and sixteen the white veil.
During the cere monies the Sisters of Charity
intoned the solemn chants appropriate to
the occasion.