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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

THESE DEPARTMENTS WILL BE RE7LES1sHED
DAILY FOR THE NEXT WEEK, WITH THE MOST
pECrpEp BARGAINS EVER OFFERED TO THE
NEW YORK PUBLIC.
OUR GREAT SALE OF IMPORTED cLoAKs, WHICH
mas CREATED so MUCH EXCITEMENT FOR THE
PAST WEEK. WILL BE CONTINUED
NOTE THE PRIcEs:-
IMPORTED CLOTH GARMgNTs. IN DIFFERENT
SHAPES AND SHADES AT Sc; FORMER PRICE. si4.
sIc1LIAs SILK MASrELs FROM $40. FORMER
PRICE SCI THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK
MARKED DOWN IN THE SAME PROPORTION.
THE BALANCE OF OUR IMPORTED SILK AND
SILK AND woRsTED COSTUMES AT LESS THAN
COST OF MAKING.
ALSO
THE BALANCE OF woRsTED SUITS. OF OUR
OWN MANUFACTURES. AT GREAT REDUCTION.
HAVING JUST CLOSED OUT A MANuFAcTU-
RER,s STOCK WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOW
ING JOB LOTS AT PRICES AsToNlsHlNGLY
Low.
ON MoyDAY-A JOB LOT or LINEN AND
BArrsrE SUITS. MADE IN DIFFERENT STYLES.
ALL NEW AND PERFECTLY FRESH. RANGING
IN PRICE FROM 81 so TO - rs; soRxER
oy TgEspAyA JoE LOT q pyw s yH6S
i % soi 70 S 50; roEaER PRICE 81 TO sl4
II q 5o SoEnE LOT nss e
Al sisi FORMER Psfcs. sis. D ~
'os h0T r s ypiTE SAHDR N
ffnREE rfEnEs. FROM 81 rs TO 81 rs foKxEK
PRICE, 81 TO si4
LOT 9r az afTs r e
l seas5 FROM sn2s + IS LINEN SUITS
G CID A I ssEAT IL GREAT
v4kIETy; at sTI ror sIfri r rKnM a
pGs sAd G VIII rksl WITH
oS 4 e s. s0S
FiGyEsD r,9gA wRArPEns. MADE PRINCESS
ALSO
BARGAINS IN SILK COSTUMES
THg ABOVE JOB Lots ARE ALL NEW AND
FRESH GOODS. MADE in THE LATEST STYLES.
AND ARE OFFERED Ar THESE PRICES TO CLOSE
OUT OUR ENrIRE STOCK BEFORE OUR SEMI.
ANNUAL INVENTORY
WE BUY IN SUCH LARGE QUANTITIES THAT WE
ARE ENABLED TO SELL AT THESE USrREcE.
DBNrED PRICES.
THE DIFFERENT LOTS WILL BE SHOWN ON
TABLES AT ENTRANCE TO ELEVATOR ON SECOND
FLOOR.
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HOSIERY, GLOVES AND coRsErs.

5 eases. liner quality. &c. per pair; s esscs fne
striped Hose. no. 10 BAlbriggxn Hose, extra
at s0c); button Kid Gloves. AS. per pair. all
shades. extra fine quality; 3-button Kid Gloves.
06c., cach pair warranted; Lisic thread Gloves at
lOc DC and lSc. per pair: Hne 6O-bone Corsets
23c French woven Corsets. 39c 100 ono Corscts,
4oc 3OObone Corsets. 75o.
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uOuSFKEEpING GOODS

90 bales OF brown Muslin, Mt Inc. per yard;
cases OF white Muslin &c. per yard; 30 pieces OF
Ta0ic Linen NJ Isc per yard; 20 pieces Of extrn
quality ~ zoe, worth 60c; 100 dosem Towels 41sc.
srgs size, Sc each; rs pieces OF striped Piqu- nj
ac Der yard 800 white Bed spreads, 4Sc. each; 100
pieces Of Calico, fast coors, 3ixe. per yard; 100
pieces Of Printed Lawns. 9,c. per yard; worth 2oc
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LADIES' SUITS.

LADIES' SUITS.
so bourette Suits 80 he sold AZ 81 u.s. S. ~ 80 and
81 70 have been sold last week from ~ TO SO
loo black cashmere Suits 1T 81 s5, 81 80, 10 80,
- 3d. ~ 80 $40; Same goods sold last week At from
~ to $50.
500 linen Suits at nom 81 IS. s.. 81 So So; worth
from So TO SO
$50 misses' lawn and cambria Suits. very stylish
goods, NJ 81. 81 so, 81 rs 81 So 50 and So worth
Of Aye.
We will also offer an immense stock OF Llama
lseo shaws ut - IS. 81 S. 90 s. so and 81; these
goods c"st 10 mDort. In gold. from $40 TO $5 also
very large stock OF black cashmere shawls,
hroche ana Paisley Shnwls plain, striped and plaid
Shswls; all new styles at very low prices.
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DRY GOUDS.

TxrRxoKDisx IL p ~ .o"s:
and
UNPRECEDENTED
BARGAINS.
| | E E | ||IIII|| 5:
BROADWAY.
corner OF sshs.
BEG TO ANNOUNCE
that having purchased q Wednesday. June a.
GREAT STOCK TAXING SALE
a HE:ss: f. s sE s:E|s 81
$50 CASES OF eoons.
porsations Of
DRESS GOODS.
inoUsEkEErrkc GOODS.
vt
A RUrSoUs SACRIFICE
They will oner the entire invoice
ON MONDAY. JULY l,
and following days At
SMALL ADVANCE ON COST.
so
B Bss| E Es|E
). avail, y.....,... .,.s,. .,,.;,..'.,
TO secure
rnE GREATEST BARGAINS fEr OFFERED
WE WILL GALL ATTENTION TO FEW.
20 PIECES
Lyons Black Gros Grain SILK,
sst Org; Grain sn 'ssg g s cen. more.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
in plain coiored and fancy silks
Black D.m.sse Sewing SIX Grenadines.
All wool Black Lace Bunting,
$500 PIECES
$3.50 PIECES
Printed orssndie Lawns. exc. yard. worth isc.
1900 pieces
Black aud white Checks. exc yard. worth iakc
rs pieces
Union Linen Lawn. dA4c yard. worth i5e
500 pieces
Fancy striped GrenAdins. ssc. yard worth Ice.
cosored Mexican Grenadines, i21e yard worth asc.
Pure sslx and wool Cheeks. ass yard. worth soc.
All wool fame, Bunting. X yards ~ds, sos .y.d. -orh
$50 pieces
Pure Mohsr B.lsrn0 Cloth, i5o. yard. worth asa
Line. s..l.. cls IT, Pee ESss' yard, worth Csc
n... s..'... 9 e's' ss.s !: ..sA.. vide. :.
eur. silk warp black f.ns. Cloth.
IS pieces
Lupin .. WOOL black rrsseh Cashmere, 20 inches vta.
S75kc. yard; worth 75c
L.s.a an ~e.. black r.:,s. s:c. y.rs; worth sos
cOuarAULD's BEST N , sssLrsH GRAPES
$50 pieces
real rorehou Lace from inches wids 49,. Sc,
&c. 7c &c. &c. io. i2xc. I5e. and coc.. than hall
price.
100 pieces
ss ios ise ise zoe. ESQ. 800. and Sic. les:
than half price.
HEAVY WOOL ROSE BLANKETS. 81 SO A PAIR,
WORTH 81 So
- unoeachsd shsesing. extra heavy So av.rd
White summer I21sc yard
White Nictorin Lawn &C. award
White SwtAs Null. tic yard
Es ns heavy ali linen Table D.ma.x scc syard
CALL EARLY IN THE DAT AND AVOID THE
GREAT RUSH II TnE AFTERNOON.
JOHN r; KAucnRAS. JOHN Z. EAuGHRAS CO.,
JACOB RICE. Broadway.
A.
/ $. III 4 INV
LILO SIS sss il Il 4 AVN:
AND FOR rue + sExsoS' with an ELEGANT Lane OF
No. = CONGRESS BLOCK.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. Y.
HOW TO BIZ BEAUTIFUL
OUR NEW CATALOGUE, with 10 ILLUSTRATIONS
full instruction practical hairuresnw and bcauty
II YOU WISH A BEAUTIFUL coxrLExroS uss r.
coudrays EU1ESIE's SECRET or BEAUTY aud y.
Coudray's Vegetable yELOUrlNE Face Powder, 81 per
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OVER TWELVE THOUSAND SPRING AND SUMNER
GARMENTS
AT LESS THAN COST OF THE MATERIAL.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OFFERED AT THE FOL.
LOWING PRIcEs:-
ONE GREAT LOT or ovERsKIRrs AND BAsouEs,
made up in nrst class style. a,si 90 former price
ONE LOT OF ovERsKIRTs AND BAsQuEs.
warranted real linen lawn.
stsi %; former price. "a 60.
ONE LOT OF ovERsKIHrs AND BAsoUEs.
warranted real linen lawn, trimmed with
nne embroidery. at 81 Is; form r nec. s. so.
ONE LOT OF LADIES FINE SUITS.
comprising goods sold formerly 81 IS, 81 q So
CHOICE or ALL At 81 90 EACH. as
ONE LOT OF ESPECIALLY HANDSOME SUMNER
SUITS At 81 20. ~
CON prsng goods sold formerly .: s7s g. 50 and s.
ONE LOT or FINE SUMNER SUITS. including all
Suits sold formerly from 50 .oss:
choice of the 10. at - 90
WHITE LAWN wRArPERs AND LAWN surs
marked at corresponding reductions
ENORMOUS SACRIFICE IN
LADIES woRsrED SUITS,
BUNTING SUITS,
cRENADISE SUITS. &C.
FANCY oRrSAorSE SUITS. made up on Ono ,III.
trimmed in hes. style,
:, $50 and $40;
cos. over SEQ TO nufacurc.
oxR LOT or GRESADINk SUITS.
closing at $40 each,
former prize. iron, $40 tos25
LADIES uLsrsRs AND TRAVELLING COSTUMES
marked down 20 lie. than cost
We ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE rms rHe
GREATEST SALE or SUITS RIVER OFFERED TO rnE
PUBLIC. OUR CUSTOMERS WILL FIND THAT VIZ
ARE MAKING AN EXTRAORDINARY sAcRrFicE
LAWN sAcouEs.
%-------@
Lawn sAcoUKs
ANOTHER SWEEPING REDUCTION. ONE GREAT
LOT or BEAUTIFUL Laws sAcouEs. over twenty
din.rsn, styles. trimmed With nns embroidery vsicn.
cisnnes lace Torehon lace. &e.. &c. CHOICE OF THE
ESrfRE LOT AT ~ H.
our FINEST sAcQuEs, LADIES' AND MISSES,
USDERcLorniSG. all enormously reduced In price.
VIZ INVITE EXAMINATION
kHNIoiis FTaIons. I
0----9
EIGHTH AVENUE. EIGHTH AVENUE.
BETWEEN 21rH AND 2srH SITS.
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~ - ANs - e - - = -
-a7 GOODS.
A. ~,
s ssH:E s sEEs:|ss : : ::Es
T. S S'BSsSsHyE /. &C.: &C..
UNION SQUARE.
TRIMMED BoxNETs AND ROUND HATS
MARKED DOWN
FROM SIS 50 TO %
FROM $40 TO IS 90.
FROM sas TO $40.
STRAW GOODS
MARKED DOWN
$50 DOZEN OF MISSES AND cnILDREx's
HATS. MARKED DOWN
FROM u IS TO $50
FROM 81 TO CSC.
IT'S DOZEN or VERY FINE
CHIP BoSkRrs ANo ROUND HATS.
NICE FRESH GOODS AND ALL
DESIRABLE SHAPES. Nf
7sc. EACH AND UPWARD.
LARGE ASSORTMENT or
FINE LEGIIoRN HATS.
ALL MARKED Down
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS,
ALL MARKED DOWN
HANDSOME ROSES.
ALL SHADES. ioc. EACH.
$50 CARTONS OF
FINE FRENCH mosrusEs.
MARKED DOWN FROM
- 50 TO 81 so.
So SO TO 81.
HANDSOME CLUSTERS.
FROM iSc. no 7Sc. EACH.
RrBBoss
$50 CARTONS OF SASH
AND rRIMAING RIBBONS.
ioc PER YARD AND UPWARD.
LAcEs AND ExBRoIDERrEs.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IN THIS DEPARrxESr.
40 PIECES OF HANDSOME
FRENCH LAoEs.
INCHES WIDE. AT
ESQ. AND 400. PER YARD
WORTH eoc AND esc. PER YARD.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE KEEP
VERY FINE GOODS. THERE HAS BEEN
SO MUCH COMMON TRASHY UNDERWEAR
SOLD ALL OVER THE CITY. WHICH DID nor
GIVE SATISFACTION TO PURCHASERS. THAT We |
CONCLUDED TO KEEP ONLY THE VERY INCEST
AND BEST MADE GOODS IN THIS LINZ
ALL OUR OWN NASurAcruR..
FINE CORDED BAND cHEArsE,
4oc EACH; WORTH 7sc
EMBROIDERED cHExIsE.
7sc.. soc.. 81. 81 rs AND q so
SKIRTS.
PLAIN TUCK, Soc EACH.
PRINCESS BACK, RUFFLED AND TUCKED.
7sc. EACH.
VERY HANDSOME SKIRTS. TRAINED WITH
EMBROIDERY, INCHES DEEP.
g AND s. IS EACH
coRsETs
sse., 7se. eae.. y. Gaa.
SIS, 81 IS. g, = Is, 8,
IrcLUDIsa Q. r. AND rASsr SHAPE
FANCY GOODS
LEATHER EXTENSION FANS. ALL SHADES
CSC. EACH.
REAL EBONY FANS. ssc..
WORTH SIT
REAL TORTOISE SHELL JKwgLRY.
veaY FINEST GOODS.
COMBS, CSC, WORTH 81 so
COMBS. 81 rs. WORTH 1926.
A VERY HANDSOME ASSORTED LOT OF
NEW PATTERNS, PROM 81 rs To o.
LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
VERY SELECT STOCK OF FINE GOLD PLATED |
JEwELRY AND SILVER r1LA0REE WORK uS |
BRACELETS. EARDnoPs, PINS. 4c. Ac.s
All MARKED DOWN.
r. o'DoNoGHuE CO.,
50 EAST i4rn ST.
UNION SQUARE.
4 -sEAsONABLE BARGAINS rs DRY GOODS |
J. c. JOHNSTON,
Broadway. sth Az. and 2ds
coLoKED DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
2aa pieces varna Cloth suinrs ioe: reduced from is
ais pieces Mecca Settings. ioHe- redue.d from esc.
io5 pieces Novelties IL yards Wide. Isc reduced from
77piecs. Mohsir Coatisgs. zoe; reduced from $50
Iso piece. Ass.aa Moh.ir 2axc redne.d from s7o.
2os pieces Alfonso Novelties. a5c reduced from 4oc.
1856 pieces Luplu ali wool De Beige 25c reduced from
S5c.
pieces Cashmere. 30 inches wde 37sc redsesd from
III pieces striped csshnere y7se reduced IRON CSC
lit pieces silk and WOOL vrorne soc reduced from STE
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GREAT CLEARING SALE OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

"A. GREAT REDUCTION IN
q gentlemen and lsdes' Boots aud Shoes q
1cstiemcns fine French calf and kid Dress shoes and
Oxford Ties, %, ~ 80. - and 81.
Ladies' nns Button Hosts ~ 30 81 81 So "a and Is
NJ BROOKS. l.iea Broadway. corner 2pth st. |
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DRY GOODS.
yLosISG DAYS or THE GREAT
I yL0sISG DAYS OF TnE GREAT
sBB ~ sK KssRHsg gPrr rrTr1
j , A IN SK kE KS or
Nm NIX RU UP r
BBR n NIX RRR UrPP
Y AAAA SNkK RH Hs
r BA AN MIX XXX RU UP
BIB 4 An xHK XIX RSuu + =
=. :. A 4 : T.
3 +
SIS LII EEEE

Of Dry Goods 1t go and Gal 9th av.. between
10th and 4ist Sta New York city.
The ieass aud fixtures sold and the premises 80 DO
surrendered Immediately,
MONDAY. Jnly the list. and following days,
the balance hand OF this bankrupt stock will be
sold ~ desperate re duct In prices.
DRESS GOODS.
200 pieces 81 Dress Goods bourettc effects, At
35sc. worth i2tsc; i2o pieces OF liner quality IT
i 51sc. worth 2nc.
rs pieces Of cnmel's hair Cloth At 7,ac., worth
rs pieces OF hunting at IKE, worth SOC.
30 pieces OF black Aiprca At lie.
80 pieces OF black Css,pers l6tze., ~orth 3oc
30 pieces az much Hner 25c. worth 4Oc % pieces
Of extra quality at doc. worth ttc ~ pieces su.
psrno quality NJ Soc, zoe. and Toe havc been VI,
81 - and 81 JOl.
Is pieces OF iron frame Grenadine at ohc. and
IKE worth Doe. and Sue.
80 pieces of fine Gren Adine 2Oc and 25c.,
worth 4Oc. and tic.
Black and eolorcd Dress Silks al extraordinarily
low prices.
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A 7 vINCHrT vfG0uHoux. f22 sTH Av.-BARgAfks
AIN our Old stock Of Under~ear Embrctdersd Dresses
A pyevcus to oar REMOVAL lst Of August next to East
I'm ST. stamping; Nono4rsms Tor Handkerchief, Table
end Rea Cloths embrvidsre1 20 order.
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DRESS sAcoUss AND MANrELs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30

Muslin Chemises. good quality. 36c. handsome
Drawers, cluster tneked and sdEinE. Soc; good
mises, Skirts, Drswers and Nightdresses At
very low prices; Merino Vests, 23c (havc
Chdreu's Mertno Vests lac, l5c.. lsc.. 2Uc. each;
sontiemsn's nnlaundricd shirts. 45c. each; calico
shirts. 25c. Boys shirts 22c Mems Merino Shirts
and Drawers. .2c. each: 800 dozen summer Under
shirts nne quality st 25c. 3Oc.. 35c. worth double
p ss p. c
d,sen; Neekwsar, all styles, equally choap.
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H aEhALD sOUNDA 1, ~
DRx GOODS.
A.
{ {: We {: I /:
/. ! AIL||'..,)'I'
RESIDING N THE CRY WILL CERTAINLY DO
HERSELF GREAT INJUSTICE If SHE DOES NOT
MAKE IT AN ESPECIAL DUTY TO GALL AT OUR
ESTABLISHMENT DURING THE CoNISG WEEK.
WE SHALL OFFER UNPARALLELED REDUCTIONS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THE REDUCTIONS IN
OUR GREAT DEPARTMENTS or DRESS GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS. HOSIERY. SUMNER
UNDERWEAR. JEwELRY. FANS, SILKS AND COR
SETS WILL BE FOUND VERY REMARKABLE WE
CANNOT ENTER INTO THE PARTICULARS THIS
-
TENTIoN TO OUR EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION
IN THE PRICES OF LADIES' AND cHILnHENs
| II. Il 4 T :: :. :;
reduced 10 is csats. sold formerly 81 20 cents
LARGE LOT OF MISSES HATS.
various Styles at "a cents; sold formerly ~ IS cents
LARGE LOT Of ELEGANTLY g rEIsMED gRIe. Z, q
LARGE LOT or LADIES FLOWER AND NOR
MANDY BoNNETS 1t l9c. sold formerly At Toe.
sk1p dGn Hags Il S
LARGE LOT or VERY FINEST ENGLISH MILAN
HATS ~ shapes and color' At e4e' sold formerly " 81 50
FINE BLOCK CHIP HATS. SOLD AT 81 rs. reduced
Very nnss. REAL FRENCH BLOCK CHIP HATS. sold
AZ 81 so. reduced to 94c.
whit. REAL FRENCH CHE. HATS. finest quality.
sold at 81 80 and 81. reduced to 81 81
EVERY HAT AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
ENORMOUS REDUCTION IN BOYS TRIMMED HATS.
ONE LOT or ASSORTED STYLES REDUCED TO
ONE LOT OF ASSORTED STYLES AT 7sc sold for.
merry At 81 25.
MILLrNERs sroREKEgPERs and all Who want to
make cheap In .s should NOS neglect paying
+:
EIGHTH AVENUE. EIGHTH AvEsuE.
BETWEEN a4rH AND asTH STREETS.
ATTENTION is INVITED TO DOR GREAT orrER OF
I LADIES' ALI. SILK LAch nr4s.
WITH OR WITHOUT HALF FINGERS.
ALL AT 80 CENTS.
cHILDRENw EuAUTIFUL LACE xrrrS
ALL SILK. AT IS CENTS.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN Isle THREAD GLOVES.
GREAT SALE OF LADIES'
{, {: : NJ T I ::
OVER TWELVE THOUSAND SPRING AND SUMNER
GARMENTS
AT LESS THAN COST OF THE MATERIAL
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OFFERED AT THE FOL.
LOWING PRIcEs:-
ONE GREAT LOT or ovERsKrRrs AND BAsouEs.
made mp first class STYLE stSl 20: former price e.
ONE LOT OF ovERsKIRTs AND BAsQUEs,
warranted real linen lawn.
stsi o5; former price. - 90.
ONE LOT OF ovERsKIRrs AND BAsoUEs.
warranted real linen lawn, trimmed with
aue embroidery AT 81 Is; form pricc IS 30
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Tho entire Wholesale stock Of mApsnctursr and i'm.
porter amounting To 5000 viii he offered al rrcs. m
under tho cost Of materisL
New lot OF Chtidreu's suits, Zoe.
job lot OF chi,dren's csmeric Suits. T,c.;
cost 10 Manufacture. 81 40.
View lot OF chdrens dotted swiss suits a.c mmed ~
Job 10, gras. cloth ovsrdressss and Basaass SIC
Now 10, OF grass co,h Suits chr.s pi.cc.J VI;
Job 10, Of nns linen Suits uhrss picrs., 81 10
cost TO msnufacfurc. ~ CO.
New 10, Of nae csmbrie Suits uwo piccesJ. ~;
Job lot Of sccs' csmbrc Morning wrsppsrs neat pat.
terms Jpc. cost 10 utscture tsc
New lot OF nnc percnlc Morning Wrappers with flowers
and trimmed. 81, cost OF material. 81 ~.
Job lot OF pure n~n Suits aud fsshIcusbls styles
" go, f3t cost 10 manufacture - 10, ~ NJ. 81 ~
New lot % colorsd lawn Dresses, late novelties ~ 80,
~. ~; cost Of materials, ~ 90. ~ ~ ~ 10
Job lot oflndiss linen listers. ~. ~. 80 40;
y cost 10 m snufaeture, 81 81. ~ -. 81
New lot nj ladies' Walking costnmss, nde Of seasons
b,e fabrics and copies ~ expensive
q, 50 IS. 90. IS $40 So sis, siS. SIS. $40. SIS.
Samples dry goods ieut gratuousy TO spsts Of the
country application thus bling parties
maze their pnrrhscsffn New lorK
rs residents u tho city
3. a o. JOHNSTON.
BrosdwaY. 9th sv snd 22d ~.
.
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GIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS

AND TNIMMINUH
Fine gros grain Ribbons. all silk Sc. &C.. &c.. 10c
l2c per yard. all widths, from No NO. IL; silk
| Fringes In great variety. from Zoe. per yard up
ward; Wcrsted PRINCES. Sc. &c. &c. per yard. WORTH
NJ least, double the price Also immense stock
OF goods for infants wesrt be disposed OF ~ half
price, includtnx Lace Caps, Wsvsted Shoes and
| and short Robes and Dresses. Msrscilics Closks.
Merino Cloaks. Lace Bbs and Collars aud all goods
pertaining 60 infnnts' wear At very low prices.
Pnrasol stock reduced. Misses Parasols. 24c.
Ladies' 2Oneh. ~ -; 22.inch, 81 ID; 244nch,
81 90: al nne tuilled silka
CAUTION.
An several stores In our vicinity ma 70 adopted our
exact method Of advertising. would respect
fuliy urge purch 50 40 particular In finding our
exact location. The Eighth avenue cars, leaving
vesey ~. and broadway. pass doors, and either
Of the elevated rslv~adsto Fos,y second street sta
atom will iesvs ss4 ws.ta block Of cur stores
FLANAGAN / CO..
$40 and 63l 9Th sv..
between 40sh aud 41ss Sta,
Now York city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-29

The following Is the official vote Of Penn
sylyania for Governors Hoyt. Republican,
3ia,h05; Dill, Democrat, $4,000; Mason, Ma
tional, si,sas; Lane, Prohibitionisi, a.Is3.
Four persons were killed and several
Others injured ~ the explosion Of loco
motive boiler At Mahanoy city, Pa, on the
10th.
stewards body had not been recovered up
70 the 18th, and although some arrests Of
suspected parties had been made, III. police
Were apparently without any real clew to
the perpetrators OF the theft.
Reed Whpple, clerk 10 the Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Philadelphia Union League
Club, has disappeared, leaving letter IN
which he confesses 70 having used $4,000
belonging to the club.
Senator Gordon OF Georgia has been re.
elected by an almost unanimous vote OF the
Legislature.
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AT Mount Airy, wythe County, Va, Col.
Ballard Lambert and some other men went
10 the residence OF his wife's father. Mr..
snavely, 10 secure possession Of his clam
bcrt's) child, the father and mother having
separated on account Of the formers alleged
III treatment Of the latter. Mrs. Lambert
personally resisted the taking away OF her
child, when The brutal husband struck her
on the head, crushing her skull and causing
almost instant death.
A large number or arrests OF parties
charged with ofienses against the Federal
Election laws have been made In South Car
DINA and Florida. The prisoners were in
All cases released on hail. In Madison
County, Florida. Judge witherspoon, OF the
Canyassing Board, has been arrested on n
charge Of Acknowledgements returns, on &C..
count Of alleged informality, the result OF
which i TO defeat the election Of Bisbee,
Republican, In the Second Congress- onsi
District. Chief Justice Randall ordered 4
special session of the Supreme Court to con-
yene at Tallahassee on the 10th, when the
question Of ordering mandamus 10 compel
the recounting OF votes would be considered.
On the night Of the 14th, Mr.. and Mrs.
Haywood Smith, who lived three miles from
EIizabethtown, n. G., went to wedding.
During their absence their house caught iire
and burned to the ground and their four
children were burned to death. The eldest
was only six years old.
A passenger train on the New Bruins
wick Railroad was thrown from the track
near fect' n b., on the night Of the 18th. A
passenger car rolled down an embankmcnt,
caught fre and was burned up. Four per-
sons were killed or burned to death, only
their bones being found among the ruins.
a train on the Portland and OgdensburQ
Railroad was ditched on the 18th near
Downs Crossing, VT, and Israel J. Currier.
Of wclcctt, vas killed. Mrs. Geo. L. Water.
man, q Hyde Park, seriously injured, and
two others slightly hurt.
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Capt Il. r. Rue ker, an old Missouri River
man, and At one time owner ~ dozen
boats, blew out his brains on the 18th,
Il the house Of DR.. Comstock in Kansas
City. Capt Rucker had been suffering
greatly from consumption, and becoming
convinced that his disease was incurable.
he took this speedy method Of ending his
sufferings.
A men calling himself the Rev. Mr.. Walk
er, and claiming TO be foreign mission
AIRY Of the NJ. +. Church, has been arrest
ed at Charleston, Coles County, III, for
swindIing parties In Terre Haute, Ind,
where he passed himself on a. the Rev. Mr..
Williams. lie was laying his plans FOR en-
trapping a widow lady near Charleston, but
was fortunately exposed before consummaf-
Ing his attempted villainy. He Il said TO be
IN old offender.
a difficulty at WavcrIy, La, on the 18th,
resulted In the death OF Mr.. Ben. Flowers
and the fatal wounding Of ID. n. Brave.
q. Delahcussaye, Republican state sena-
Tor elect from Louisiana, has been MORALLY
wounded In . controversy with one De-
tiege, member Of the House. Detiege was
shot In the thigh.
A board Of inquiry, 70 examine into the
causes Of the late outbreak OF the Southern
Cheyennes, has been convened 1t Fort Ieav-
enworth. A large number Of witnesses.
among them several scouts, have been sum.
moned % give their testimony. Every fact
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The Emperor sent an Adjutant from
Coblenz 10 congratulate Prince Bis.
marck on bis daughters marriage, and
to present him with the Grand Gross q
the Order Of the Red Eagle, decorated
with scepter and crown, the only Prus-
sian decoration which Prince Bismarck
had not before received, and which j.
said to have been only once before con-
ferred, namely, by Frederick William
Nv. on Minister Manteufel.
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FOREIGN.


Moncasi, who attempted the murder OF
King Alfonso, has been sentenced to death.
The Times Of india says hopes are enter
tained 1T Simla OF peaceful solution OF the
Afghan difficulty. II Is supposed Russia Is
exercising pressure upon the Ameer with
this object.
Snow-storms Of exceptional severity
have prevailed in the North Of England and
throughout Scotland.
The Marquis and Warehouses Of Lorne,
accompanied by their suite, sailed from
Liverpool on the i4th in the steamer Sar-
matian, which was fitted up for the voyage
with royal magnificence. There will be q
grand jubilee in Halifax to celebrate their
arrival.
An unsuccessful attemptwas made on the
18th, at Naples, 10 assassinate King Hum.
bert OF Italy. The Queen, her son, and
Signor Carroll, Chief of Ministry, were in
the carriage with the King, when man
armed with poniard suddenly rushed
from the throng that lined the street and
struck At the King, wounding lin slight
ly in the left arm. The King drew his
sword and Signor CARROLL seized the assas-
sin by the hair and held him until be was
secured By the police. He gave his name
rs Giovanni Passanante, age -, and occu-
patton cook. He denied having any accom-
plices.
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According 10 the latest returns re-
ceived up TO the morning OF Nov. rs,
the Congress OF the United States. after
the It'll Of March next, will DO COM
posed as follows:
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[I.epublicans in Roman. 81; Democratic (in
SMALL Card, ~; independent I'm Halies). 1;
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Table showing Political Complexion Of
the Next House.