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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

AT THE banquet last night the noble
Lords improved the occasion with
speech-making; something unusual
with them, you know.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04
WASHINGTON.
More Paper Wanted.

Washington, Aug. Sowing to the
great demand for per cent. bonds, the
Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the mill which makes the paper 10 re-
sumo. Aaa
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

THE ''tar heels" rolled up heavily in
North Carolina and Democratic vic
tory is the result.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

SEvENTY-FIvE clerks of the Govern
ment land department will have to be
discharged next month for lack of
money in the appropriation.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04
LOUISIANA.


New Orleans, Aug. 3.-Yellow fever
during the past twenty-four hours
caused thirty-eight new cases. Total
deaths to date 90.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

A MOST disastrous boiler explosion
occurred on the Ohio river last night.
Full particulars in our telegraphic COL
umns.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

Two garroters made a good haul in
New York city yesterday. They
knocked down a clerk and took 81, 900
which were intended to pay workmen.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04
sERvIA.


Declaration of Independence.
Belgrade, Aug. 3.-The cabinet
council under the presidency Of Prince
Milan, has resolved to proclaim the
Independence Of Servia on the 22d Of
August, with cessation of state Of
siege and martial law.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

TRUE to Papal traditions the Pope
has appointed, it is said, Cardinal
Luca to the position of Secretary of
State. enrl
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

Utica, Aug. 3.-George Guion, of
Chicago, walked 1864 miles in 26 hours
match, and won the purse Of $3.50.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04
RUSSIA.


Bucharest, Aug. 3.--Russian troops
are returning to Russia to the number
of 5000 daily. The Russian army is
expected to make triumphal entry in
to Bucharest accompanied by Bulgarian
trophies.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

The Potter Investigating committee
will resume its sessions here the twelfth
inst. The members of the McVeagh
commission have been summoned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

Silver Coin s@14 discount.
Money-Easy at 81.
Governments firm; Stocks firm.
Western Union, 89s; Quicksilver, II;
Pacific, 184; Mariposa, 1; Wells-Fargo,
90; New York Central, l0S; Erie, 17s;
Panama, l24; Union Pacific, 66a; o. p.
bonds, 110t; Central Pacific bonds, 1861
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

UP till noon yesterday there were
sixty fatal cases of yellow fever in New
Orleans. -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04
iMAssAcHUsErrs.
A Cheerful oiv.r.

Springfield, Aug. 3.-The win Of
Whiting Street, Of Northampton, who
was worth half million, leaves about
1926, 900 for charitable purposes.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04
Another Wife Murder.

John Christopher, probably fatally
shot his wife tonight, and then him
self.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

b Eseaping from His Creditors. =; q
Walter H. Shupe, editor of the Adpo-
ate has gone into bankruptcy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

received threats by letters that il he
did not discharge his Cinnamon whom
he employed in large numbers, he would
be killed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04

NeD York Money and Stock Market.
New York, August 3.-Gold closed
at 1904.
Sflver-bars, 115s greenbacks 114a
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. ,2e5 BRoADWAYrH, x,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RrCErIiON VI
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

AMusEMENTs-4rn PAcx-lst. I'd. Sd and 4sh cols
AsTkOLOGY-l9rn PAcE-6th col.
BoAR6ERs WaNrED"sra PscE-ist and I'd coils. and
BOARD ftsD.ss kSp IopoSa rAcrad col
s2Ak ssHArE so sSLEaD r4s.iss
BUs1sEss 1s0 orroRrus1rIEs-l7ra PAcn-e.h COL. and
sqH SSaI SsTSS J5H y ii ss
cLzkss 2kD k1s1li r4e.A and ssA
eSsSSsa ssb @
c9A MP and Ssh COLI.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rAcE.otn COL y, ~. ana
COUNTRY BoARD-5JI pAcE--sd. 18th and osn cols' ana
BANGING rAGsS saf e rAer-esa
DKY Goops-isr PAcn-ad. Sd. 4th 5th and 9th coils.
2S1 HdsEs T ii I r. AND ux
FURNisHED -isrn PAcE-4th and 9th coils. and 2D
EuRdfsAN fsz2a Tna n rAer-sd and 4h
ExG9IEoE1asfa Exe2IE0iEl1a r1fsssn PAsn.iss ss' COL
EYES AND kAss7io1n g. fASsnSts .nS as,S col coli,
FNANcnaG71n FAsxath and and % coils
E9E s55as as
l6rH PAcx-5th and 9Th coils, and I'd fAcE-sd ana
md sss sas.e.a fs's eo
aEhf hHhfoa owaAKTEDHFEHALEs-lar rAoE-ad and 4sh
raorssA ssf 81 s,s es s,s
hSSa a COL
IERsEY CITY HOBOKEN HUDSON CITY AND
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR SAILED fAGE-
LOST AND FOUND-IarH PAGE-lst col
NACHINERY-3D PAGE-6th col.
MARBLE MANTELS-2D PAcE-6th col
NATRIMONlAL-16TH PAGE-1st col.
MiLLINERY AND DREssMAKING-2orH PAcz-4th
xlscEILxssous sS ss5i MISREPRESENTATION PAGE
M1scEIi%kEoUs-lsr cad PAcr-e.h col.
MUSICAL-4ru PAGE 9Th col.
NEW PUBLlCATlONS-llrM PAGE 9th COL
rTaSGEtsnTEs nWisANs MC1aru PAcr-eth col,
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PRoP.KTY OUT OF The CITY FOR sALE OR TO
RENT-l6rH PAcE-2d and Sd coils, and 2D PAGE
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-l6rH PAcE-3d col.
and ID PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
REAL ESTATE MAMTEDa2D fAax-2d col
RELIGIOUS REL In MOTiCES-lsrI PAcE-eth COL
RkWARDS-1SrH PAGE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCrION-l3TH PAGE-4th, 9th and 9th COILS
SITUATIONS neutrality-suspicious. PAcE-lss.
slrUATiUSs s. Sw%STED-MALEs-le PAGE 4th COL
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsrH PAGE-2d and sd coils
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS GC.-l6rH PACE-3d col.
STORAGE 18Th PAcE-6th col.
SUMMER REsORTs-orn PAGE-5th and 9th coils, and
3D PAcE-3d COL
THE TRADEs-I9rH PAGE 9th col.
THE TUKF-1SrH PACE--3d COL
to LkT For BUSINESS PURPOSES-l6rH PAcE-4th
ERAvELLERs' GUIDE SD PAGn--5th COL
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGx-4th. 9Th and 9th coils.
WANTED TO PURCHASE -3p PAGg--8th col.
wEsTcnasTER H couNrY '. PKoPEkTY @Sis fSR SALE OR
10 LET-l6TH PAGR-1st col. and IN PAcE-lst col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. AC.-l4rH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-26

oTR * snES AND nc
patronage OF ladies' such extent to crowd do.
rsrtment to its utmost capacity We therefore rsans,
% s rgs h "s
ask the favor OF call and an opportunity to show our
shoes and quote the prices
OUR 81 90 AND sa 4. AMERICAN KID BUTTON
regular price.
OUR LADIES' KID BOX TOE BUTTON BOOT At 50 4a
are very stylish and a great bargain
IN LADIES FRENCH KIP Button ON BOOTS 200 We s:.
are usually retaed at "a so and So
factursd expressly for us BY MEssRs J. BACH SONS;
specs elernn, boot and quite TO those usually
rctaicd at So TO ~ pair
THE ASSORTMENT or CLOTH TOR BUTTON BOOTS
on exhibition now truly marvellous RON the very lowest
figures shown stylish and intended 10 match
~ 81 certainly 81 so TO- 50 50 pair
under the regular prices Ask to sec our Cloth Top Boot
mense and prces s very low. The "coUSTEss ROSE
BhKY' sANDAL TIE at IS 81; our high cut SANDAL
ut S3 sc and So 90
Button shoes in s,raight goat and American KID At 81 a
and 81 5o per pair usually reiaied at 81 IS and s..
INFANTS PINK AND BLUR KID BUTTON Shoes at
ssc.; usually hold at 81 20 to 81 80.
INFANTS STRAIGHT GOAT Button Shoes (Burt's) nt
SIC. usually sold ut 81 Is.
OUR "PRTNCESS'' Boot mado OF matt kid fixed with
PATENT LEArH Err has simply delighted the throngs OF
ladies have crowded this dspartment throughout the
Wc apology to many customers desiriug
this style Of shoes, whose unable to NIL on
OF the great number previously sold Tomorrow
Monday we shall open fresh stock OF the same STYLE
shall continue the sale OF them 81 % pair and
patrons that they comparatively cheap
tine lowest priced shoe in this departments.
Next week will open the "EHRICH WALKING
BOOT" made on the "NcCoMBER PATENT LAST" ex-
We the exclusive right sell made this
last for New York city aud caution that
genuine except -nch ~ are stamped ccoMBEH's
Halls Journal Of Health referring to the shoes
THIS REFORM Is CEkTAIN TO WORK AN en-
TIRE REVOLUTION IN THE TRADE IN BOOTS AND
assured that torment bo avoided That the system Is
that aI suffering is avoided by its and that
nature laws as Illustrated In the McCOMB Last are
beautiful and In admirable IL testimony
ana. IL seems to must be the testimony OF all by It's
general employment thousand evils heretofore supposed
Inevitable, will bo ban,shcd Corn and
will longer exist for the need OF them will
The horrible Gripping or the eet will terminate
without pede II will years accomplish
this. but IL surely will be accom- plished."
Referring 10 the above we take pleasure In calling spc-
cia attention to the fact that prepared to make
Lasts to t the most difcut feet. guarnntceing per
feet nt In every case all made the ''McCOMBEK''
ptinciplc from persmmon maple wood. at r. ~
mndo 10 order The low price ~ when we rcr
them should bo special why ladies and gentlemen
should now have their own lasts
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
is and ready for business We make Shoes 70
order for ladies' gentlemen children At slight ad
regular surprisingly low prices and In
advance in price T. required except
where tho pecuary Of the shape Of tho foot demands IL
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PPr.. EEEE & snE rrrFg rMM NM EEEE ssss.
I PpE Z EE Y gMMNME
y PE RE U UMMM
PPp ZEE RRR FFF U uM NM ZEE sSS
v II RF u UM NM ME
: i / III 9 fgSSSNF s
Il EEEER RF UU NJ N EEEE SIS .

IN OUR rERFuMERy DEPARTMENT are To be found
only the h1cs and articles for toilet use made
this country or abroad.
oi tic Grown Perfumes now offering their newest
and best preparations much lower prices than th'
hay. heretofore been sold A. quality
wen pnrity the following articles stand nnrivallcd by
any others
IiiE GROWN EXTRACTS. ia all the well known, IS
well od0s made exclusively for arc ira
grant emoent, deicatcy periumsd and tree from aka
TiiE CROWN SOAPS. made exclusively ior "a,
Tue tkOWN TOOTH TASTE. Que Of the best dcnti.
frices In thu market
TiE cROwN TOILET yISEGAE. indispensa.
Bile article for the toilet
T1iK GROWN oPAflNE FACE POWDER.
TllE CROWN TOIiBT POWDER.
TffE GROWN SACllfT pDMDERS
THE GROWN TOOTH BKUsif~: each brush sold with
a guarantee IN all tho best cnts of bfiste.
IuiRrffER WITH the best s.let proeuctiop from tho
house. Of LuBlN, CouDRAy GUERLA1N, VIOLET.
DOKfN. &c. &c.
We also offering a tho best known makes OF Toilet
SOAPS. Patent Msdcines as wcll Sponges, Brushs.
Combs oi all kinds lower price. than other houses
PLEASE MtNflON. Also, THE WENCK co.
LOGNES. At i3t.
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DRY GOODS.

EIGHTH AVENUE. BETWEEN TWENTY.
EVERY LADY IN NEW YORK CITY OUGHT. At
MENT IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT. AT ALL EVENTS
is DESTROYS OF OBTAINING A RELIABLE ARTr
SHOULD FEEL IT A DUTY TO EXAMINE WHAT
WHERE. OUR ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE "sUN-
TICE TO OUR STOCK. WE DO NOT EVEN FIND
WE ENDEAvoR SIMPLY TO BRING EACH IN
MENTIONING FEW OF THE MORE DECIDED
FERs FOR THE WEEK. NOTHING IS OVER
ARTICLE WILL BE FOUND EXACTLY AS AID
UNDERSTAND THIS AND APPRECIATE IT. THE
ESPECIALLY DIRECTED TO OUR UNRIvALIED
GOODS. MARKED REDUCTIONS WILL BE FOUND
EKY DESIRABLE SHAPE. STYLE AND QUALITY
EVERY WEEK. NO MATTER WHAT YOU WANT
PLEASE YOURSELF AT OUR COUNTERS. AND
PRICES TO BE. WITHOUT EXCEPTION. THE
THIS WEEK, OF MISSES FANCY COMBINATION
AT STARTLING PRICES.
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IN OUR Fan DEPARTMENT we made considerable
reduction In the prices Of French and Japanese Fan
FINE BLACh SATIN Fans, formerly sold ~ doc, re-
dured 10 nc.
FINE WHITE SILK Fans formerly sold at ooc
duerd 70 &c.
FINE BLACK SATIN Fans formerly solo at 81 ~.
T5c other French Fans In like proportion
FINE JAPA>k.E FANS. painted In water coiors. for
mer price JOc.. reduced 10 isc.
FINE JAPANESE EXTENSION FANS. each piece In
box, former pricc cSc., roHuced TO loc.
REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES Of 1ns PARIS AND
LYONS rlEs. SILK HANDkEEcuIEFS 6C., &C.
ONE IMMENSE IOr FINE pure siR Ties at lJc.
ONE IMMENSE LOT PINE pure silk Handkcrchiefs
at I5c.
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4 WHITE GOODS.
IN ThIs DEPARTMENT wo shall offer 900 dozen
GENUINE DAMAsK TOWELS. 25c. oach former price,
sSc.
Also, SPECIAL BARGAIN in GERMAN muck
TOWELS ~ inches vide. ~ LONG, At 2OC ZACH OR ~ -
SPECIAL BARGAIN in rowELLtNGs. i5c.. 2Oc, 25-.,
uSBLkAcnED TABLE DAMAsK. all linen. from use.
20 81 per yard.
BLEACaED TABLE Damask from 45c TO AZ yer yard.
~ DINNER NAPKINS. from TJc. to 81 10
A DINNER NAPKINS, from 81 30 to 81 per dozen.
FRENCH NAlNsOok, Ia wihc. sc. 45c.. 5Uc., G1c-,
ENGLISH NATSsOOK f5c.. lee. 2oc 2Jc.. 37c.. 45c
INDIAN NULL. 2sc.. 3Ic. and upward.
STRIPED and plaid Nainsook. from lJc. lSc, 2oc 2Sc
VICTORIA LAWNS. i2c, i5c, iso., 2oc, 25c. s7c and
JOc
LACE STRIPE PIoUE. i2xc.
CROCHET QUILTS 35e, 7Sc !sc.
GENuTNE nONEScoMB spread, fo4 81 rs
GREATEST BARGAINS offered In Nottin CHAM T.nces.
I2c. l5c. i6c. iSc. 20c 2Jc. 3Ic, SIC. and upward
Ehkichs', EHRlciis',
2s7 2S9 2si, 2o3 and 2e5
d
| EIGHTH AvENuE. EIGHTH AVENUE.
between oath aud 2Jth SITS.
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- = A'---A.'aa - -'4-aa- - So
TRIMMINGS

just received another lot of SILK AND GRASS
PRINCES. ut hc and 6uc sold fornrcry for sc
BEA1TlfuL DRor TRIMMING REDUCED 10 05c.
per yard.
Moss TRIMMINGS reduced 70 soc and soc. per yard
formes price uuc aud Toe
WORsiE ED FRlsaE selling at i5c. per yard: sell.
EEiKGgsr VARIETY Of BUTTONS IN tho city al price.
lower than ever.
O.
/ HIIIIGHs'. LHRfGfiS.
2sT 2s9 2ii. 2a3 aud 80
"a ds------------------ q
Z. I'D
between 2fth and 25th SITS.
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1s5 DOZEN MEMS GArzE SHIRTS. Isc.: worth 25c.
rs DOZEN VERY FINE GAUzE SHIRTS. long
short sleeves 3fc
Shirts.
MEN's FULL REGULAR MADE Summer Shirts, long or
short sleeves fine qusiity from soc worth ~ ~
10 DOZEN LADIES GAUzE Vests, nc worth ale
DOZEN LADIES' GACZE Vests, hne quality, Jic-
iiG DOZEN LADIES' EXTRA FINE GAJzE Vests,
LADIES SUMNER MERryo VESTS. anc quality, soc
LADIES SUMNER VESTS, full regular made, soc. !;
worth 81 H.
10 DOZEN cnrLDRES's GAUzE Vests, Iac. Ioc
iis DozEN MES's ruLL REGULAR made Half Hose.
81 DozES MEMS BALBEIGGAN nalfTIosc. silk clicked,
2se DOZEN LADIES UNBLEAcHED Hose full reg
70 DOZEN LADIES BALBaIGGAN Hose full regular,
2tc
LADIES' BALBRrGGAS Hose. silk clocked. very nnc,
liz pozgS LADIES STRIPED HOSE. full regular
m sde, 3sc.; worth tsc.
2io DOZEN CnrLDRES's solid colorcd nose. silk
10 DOZEN cnrLDRENs STRIPED Hose, extra long.
2Oc.
-------------ep
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DRY GOODS.

FOURTH AND TWENTY FIFTH STREETS
LEAST ONCE WEEK TO VISIT EVERY DEPART
LADY WHO WISHES TO PRACTICE ECONOMY AND
Gle AT THE VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
WE OFFER BEFORE RAsHLY PURCHASING ELSE
DAY HERALD" CANNOT POSSIBLY DO JUS
SPACE TO MENTION ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS.
TURN BEFORE THE ATTENTION OF LADIES.
ATTRACTIONS WHICH THE DEPARTMENT OF
STATED NOTHING Is MIsREPREsENTED. EVERY
vERTIsED. WE BELIEVE THAT THE PUBLIC
ATTENTION OF LADIES IS THIS WEEK MORE
DEPARTMENT OF HATS AND MILLINERY
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE DEPARTMENT. Ev.
Is PRESENTED. NOVELTIES ARE INTRODUCED.
IN HAT OR HAT TRIMMING. you WILL
REMEMBER THAT WE GUARANTEE OUR
LOWEST IN THE CITY. SPECIAL SALE,
HATS. IN ALL THE MOST UNIQUE DESIGNS
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IMMENSE BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK.
HAVING BOUGHT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF SPRING
SUITS OF TWO OF THE LARGEST WHOLESALE
FICE. we viii offer Monday the most UNHEARD OF
LADIES SUITS
and many Of tho styles are particularly suitable
ling costumes.
ELEGANT ooMB1SArioY SUITS q plain and aeured
Wholesale price. $23.
coMBINATroN SUITS Of plain and figured deboige.
still more slabora.ely trimmed, with extra Cape at
ONE LOT OF ELEGANT MArELAssE and light col
price, s24
ELEGANT SUMMER BouRErrE PRINCESS SUITS.
cost iully $22 to manufacture.
:s and al Of s Ss sc. y ~ o = 90
THE ABOVE SUITS ARE CERTAINLY GREAT BAR
GAINS AND LADIES WILL FIND 1T ADvANrA-
GEoUs TO EXAMINE THE SAME
TO yiis g
Go%ss sss. tas s Solicit es
spection.
ELEeAsr ASSORTMENT OF LAWN. ors.nd. and
Percaie Suits, &C., &C.
IARcE AssosTMESy srs w Of py wHITE AND Go.oRED
-
other house.
OUR DREssMAKINo DEPARTMENT is giving univcr-
sal satisfac.Ion Ladies' materials made promptly and
satisfactorily.
CnlLDREN's AND MISSES SUITS
greatly reduced. FINE 81 NTING SUITS In Nil CoLoRs.
trimmed with embroidery. sa SO; reduced from 50 So
woKsrED PRINCESS SUITS,
sIImmea with .k and made stylish. 81 SO. SO and
50 80; former prices $40. $40 so aud A12.
woRSIkD SUITS, POLONAISE AND SKIRT for
FINE CAMBRIC SUITS
for children from TO years We viii sell at 7sc worth
81 25 another line trimmed with band. Of embroidery
CAMBRIC SUITS, BLUE AND BROWN, ut 81 ~,
worth - 20; ages from to lOyears
CnILDREN's LINEN 81 ITS. from to years. at
In great variety and prices extremely low
DRESS GOODS I
AT &C., ROSALIE CLOTH; former price. l2hc
AT loC.. D'AKLINGTON suIrING former price, I5c.
Ar zoe. SILK MIXED ENGLISH sUITiNG % special
bargainl: former price, 4oc. -
AT &c. An inmcnse nssoument OF DRESS GOODS.
Ar foC. JAkDINTERE MIxTUREs: former PRICE ooc
AT soc, 49, CASHMERE BEIGE, all shades.
At 15C.. q CAsHMERE BEIGE, all shades
AT ~. ALI our Ga sILk AND WOOL. BOURETTE.
AZ IoC.. A FULL LINE or sGINCli LAWNS.
AT l2i5C. SEEl.SU CKER, best m@ke.
AT i5C.. DRESS LINENS. tull yard wide.
dark blne. black, brown and all the desirable SHADES.
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GRENADINES.

IRON FRAME, IL &c, 15c.. coc.. 2jc.
MEXICAN MESH. 3Oc.. 2.5c-. :pDc., 40c.
PURE SILK AND WOOL IRON FRAME Grcnadinc q
4oc
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF nne GRENADINES. com
prising all tho designs
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PRINCES. FANCY GOODS.
TRIMMiSGS.
TOILET ARTICLES. &C.
- HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
GREATEST INDUCEMENTS EVER OFFERED To
HOUsEkEEPEkS.
FULL BLEAcHED LINEN DAMAsK. 37c.: RECU.
LAR PRICE. f5C. Z
H.NAPKTNs, 4oC. PER DOZEN AND UPWARD.
EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE. 81 50 PER DOZEN.
TWOYARDS WIDE BAkNSLEY DOUBLE DAMASK.
S5C.; SOLD USUALLY F0R FL -.
JOB LOT or MARsEiLLES QUILrS AT ONE-HALP
THEIR ORIGINAL COST. 81 30. 81 9s, s. IS,
81 50.
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UNDERWEAR.

| A CHOICE SELECTION or NEW AND FASH
lONABLE STOCK IN FINE AND MEDIUM
GRADES. BALBRIGGAN. LiSLk THREAD
AND COTTON HOSIERY.
FULL LINE OF THk WELL KNOWN
"sTAkn BRAND OF LADIES' AND CnIL-
DREN'S uNDEkwEAR AT ExCEED-
1NGLY Low T. ICES.
LADIES' BROWN UNBLEACIfkD HttSE, full
regular made. 15c. pair and upwnrd
FANCY STRIPE. full regular Soc and upward
! OUR ONE DOLLAE SHIRT, MADE TO ORDER,
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
FULLY FINISHED SHIRT. three ply Linen
bosom aud bands. 82c.
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NEW YORK SUNDAY MAY 26. ls7s-QUINTUPLE SHEET


WHITE LAWN wEnrlrE;Hs s.ltI;ss WITH PUFFs AND
WHITE LAWN WITH WITH ao
osED EMBRoiDERY.
ce.esESS SS1Sh HswS Sf4ySSi DsHSsgs
AT LOWER Af fhr5Es TiAs Fl Ne EVER OFFERED.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
%6oL SUITS
ofaleading manufacturer.
.,l. nSPr.ssas.ssaly NJ esns 4, n. low s, p,ieS of
have S Be been % sold Ito tor 81 sis oss to ss5
WE SHALL OFFER ON MONDAY
y1ouvs ps%Ss xANTas xa1isy e AND WRAPS
:. the following low prees:- a
Df:s Hss
ss s & s. sEsa Ea sSs SIS 80
NOVELTIES IN fMroRTED WRAPS,
all closing ont At greatly reduced prices: -
fine Goods in s!s s sssi'issas % so s A'''
CLOSING OUT. DIAGONAL CLOTH cLoAKs.
Nice sesa g. S. ~
Large assortment Of cbdren's and misses cioaks.
innewess styles. all sizes. very cheap
arog ogH GEE SkHAr si4s sHLE SIX 1r TRIMMED
still continues.
WE ARE OFFERING
h'nd,Sms a%s. 's II @ s ssG ssG! aSa's''' Cos
all genuine bargains
Stylish silk trimmed Costumes slO. Si2. $l3 S14 SIS.
BLACK SILK COSTUMES
Very handsome and stylish black silk Costumes at $5o
Elegant black silk brocade Costumes. S7e ss5.
Immense assortment OF
coored calico cAmbric and lawn Wrappers and Suits
soiect patterns. at very low prices
Well rappers, good styles $780, Gsc., 7ac. $780,
II DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. II
During great attractive novelties have
been added to already immense stock which will now
repeto with everything desirable that the
We s' Assfnsss sf elegant limo
s s. All ali SSash sfsss
prices .
lsorrnons g00LoEED onEsILLs eEEsADIs.s,g
in solid coors Hsresan Jardaiere combinations
$780,, 45c., 7oc., u, $i - ana "a % per yard =
200 PIECES MEXICAN GRENADINEs.
in silk and wool and Lse thread aud WOOL at 25c Soc
75c. 81, 81 25 per yard
500 PIECES IRON FRAME GRENADINEs.I
in every quality, from 2oc to 81 per yard
We showing very attractive line of light
weight Novelties which specially adapted for seaside
superb quality silk mixed Bourestos 4e inches
These goods arc pure silk aud wool. and so per
cent more O manufacture.
M XII. hrsnsn o ali All & an
wool and cost over 81 so 20 import.
100 pieces all wool Bunting, 40 inches wide ut eoc per
choice ine of cheap Dress Goods for "Roughing tn
Linen Lawns, Jasonsas ana ogandiss endless variety
best fast color Prints. &C. yard.
10 piece. q usiSn Linen Lawns ioc regular price isc
SILKS n
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DRESS GOODS
GRENADINES.

Black coloed aud fancy sss ia great variety. 5os
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PRICES REDUCED
IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS.

/ STRAW GOODS
1900 dorm, including special shape FRA Diavo-
10 A" from 4sc 81 95.
500 dozen black and white chip WALKING HATS.
81 25 worth 81 30.
chiidren's sailor and Shade HATS 25c. and upward.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS ~ GRENADINES.

SPECIAL BtKGAINS II URENADINEH
Sensible Grcnadne 10 all tho fashionable shades. 2Oc
would be choap ~ 3Ttsc. -.
SILK Mnteirsse srenadne ~ former price. ~ 10
large assortment ot Icon rano srenadne ~ 2oc 2Sc
3Dc and mp.
A splendid line oi American seurcd Lawns at io,sc
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Fine assortment OF FANCY WINGS. 25c-
100 cartons FRENCH PLUMES. 81; reduced from
81 80
Real OSTRICH TIPS. soc a bunch.
Fine MUNTuRES and SPRAYS, 75c., 81 81 IS and
! upward.
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Between Forsyth aud EIdridge sts
Is CONSEQUENCES or THE GREAT DEPRESSION
IN BUSINESS WE WE'RE ENABLED To PCRCHASs
bUKfNG THk PAST WEEK EVEN MORE decided
BARGAINS THAN THOSE WE PREVIOUSLY OFFER
Ep OUR sc. TO l2isc PER YARD DRESS GOODS
COUNTER Is LADES WIN BARGAINS, suCu q
WE'RE MEYER BEFORE PRESENTED To TIE LA
DIES OF NEW YORK AND VICINITY.
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OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Is open and ready for business We make Shoes
order for ladies' gentlemen children at SLIGHT
upon regular surprisingly low prices and
advance in price T. required except
where the pecuarty OF the shape Of tho Il
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MILLINERY.
SWEEPING REpUClloNs rnRouGHoUr OUR
200 DOZEN ASSORTED BLACK AND brown
REAL FRENCH CHIP HATS AND BONNETS.
In ali the latest aud desirable shapes 81
sold formerly for 81 fs We will positively sell
ban one %
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between Gath and 25th SITS.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

s2i TO s2e 9Th Av.