New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
LADIES CLOAKs.

LADIES CLoAKs.
Five thousand select from Every fasMohao'e s'S'o
and Here prices-ousliaes fine and finest
zAp1Es' Atwood Newmarkets-Empre sleeves
worth ell 5O-.-- ---'------ gu ~
Lanes, Talor-Msde Beaver Newmarkets-T.ipie
Uaps-au colors; worth sl7 Oo-.--.-.....-.--s1 W
Ladies, pirectoire Newmarkcts-inide vest-saun
faced worth $50 %
Eoua, values in finer Garments to sS5 co.
1aa.er Jersey and Beaver Jackets. Tailor Bound;
worth s. 90 20
ladies' Loose Front DireotOire Jackets-beli
sleeves worth sl1 90 90
Ladies' Double Breasted Jersey Jackets-extra
heavy worth 50 .--.:-..---------'-----.- % 20
s.o,es Getaway Beaver Jackets-haudsOmey
braided; worth $50 oo
EQUAL values in finer Jackets to s25 90
SEAL PLUSH S SAG6 * Els co. eau,. raus worm
SEAL PLUSH n sACS g SO 50 90 equal value e. '
SEAL PLUSH NEwMAEKETs. 80, SIS $500 co. worth $50 %
finer 10 s75 CO. equal VaIue
SEAL. PLUSH WRAPS ell co. worth slo oo
finer 70 sG5 co. eenal 'Suc'
,p.,nrn prrsH WRAPS s25 90. worth cas- 90
finer 70 go %; equai value
IMPORTED LONG GARMENTS aoo ~ ,.or,n s,as %
i-D'- -1' liner 70 $50 90 equal value
,p.1nrn CLOTH WRAPS SO 90. worth $40 90
hf'AiDf-D 0A liner to SIS 90; equal value.
,1.sx. SEAL JACKETS $50 90. worth 1925 90
inner 70 $50 90; equal value
ALASKA SEAL sACQUEs s149 90 worth $50 90
finer 10 $500 90; equal Nalue'
FIR LINED CIRCULARS $40 90, worth s22 90
finer TO 800 co. equal Vaiue'
c.prs So 50, worth IS 90
SEAL PhUsha G Saf 70 $40 50 equal value:
Cloth SAF o equal vaSe 49, worth 50 90
FLANNEL WRAPPERS a. oou. va IS 49, worth 80 %
c.s1NrRE TEA GOWNS Sc 80, worth $40 90
OA9fhN i-i'A nner 70 so 90; equal value.
sURAH SILK TEA GOWNS s1s co. worth s25 90
finer % $50 90; equal value
LADIES GossAMER Peasant Garments best 9, 90
styles worth e g -
MISSES CLOAKs AND DRESSES.
r,u,r.,,s fancy Jacquard Gretchens. with cape,
revers and large pocket 60 %
c,u,re,,s shart Coats-fancy cloth-fun sleeves
large buttons . 90
,,uareu.s nne French Cloth Goats. plush trim;
worth 90 90 -..----.------'---''-'''' - 1900
chlldren's Plush Gre,chens best shades-.--- sS'o
MISSES All Wool Newmarkets and Russian Cloaks
ages 70 TO 90 %
Misses Vest Front Newmarkets-revers and bishop
seeyes-1o to IS 9 Us
sssss' Seal Plush sacQuss 90 81 40
.ussos Seal Plush Newmarkets were.-.sS4 90 81 10
hudren.s fine Cashmere and Cloth Dresses plain and
velvet trimmed were 50 and So 5o-.-.-.'.--.sl ~
Misses Plaid Combination Dresses were s9-...' . %
ALI, FINER GARMENTS EQUALLY REDUCED.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Bargain. in Overcoats.
Eyssa-gs; sy, Ssg:: ss'' breasted 5S a. ~
4iaS sas Gssf essees ln'a rs
Ti s,y7 h ksr:syit saG O'''m's' tS8
BARGAINS IN SUITS.
,,a,,v 1orsev &C. 40 Atwood Chevot SO %
~ r'occ au.wool SIS as; worth 81 so
S,o,rer cans osc Atwood Waists Csc.
DRESS GOODS SPECIALS
s s Sss F n .aa y won 9' b i.Ga: Now 40 cents
stri,es; rs cents.
Rloek six and wool Henrettas and Now 30 cents
French Atwood Coruurettcs; were ST.
Fine black .sn-woo sn3es-FTench Now "a cents.
Yoois-double width; were 81 20
Heavy aI-woOl fancy figured Tric- Now 50 cents.
otnes, best shades; were 81
Au.wool Tailor Cloths and mixed Tri- Now 40 cents
cots - yards wide 64c.
Atwood Beaver cloakngs; 81. e. 40.
in face Of advance ana continually rising price OF raw
silks offer
At Thirty Nine Cents
China snks-24 inches wide, and changeable SIX
Surahs in plain and fancy shades worth 60 cents and TO-
AtForty-Nine Gents.
Colored Satin Mores, evening shades Brocades and
pther fancy effects; worth dollar
A. SO enssFaney Plaid and Stripe surahs--14 styles
Al rs cents....24 inch Coored Surahs--au shades.
At 40 cents Indian Sk-soft and ustrous-all shades
At 40 cents.-..S1tin Striped Chnas ... worth 81
Al 70 cents. Coorcd Fale Francsise---soft finish
At s2 Elegant Satin Brocadcs ..were - 90
Black Dress silks.
eros Grains 59c. SuIahs lec
Six sam BFccadss re sa n' s 9l P2i' c
PRlDAY. As USUAL, BARGAIN DAY
OFFENDED OFFICERS ASKED TO RECONSIDER
Hartford, Nov. % (SpeciaD.-The designations of
twenty five Of the field staff and line officers Of the
LIST Regiment which forwarded through Erlgader-
General Graham 20 the Adjutsnt General and Com
Hahoer-ln-chief some three weeks ago have been
returned to the officers by General Graham with a
request hat they be reconsidercd and that the officers
commune IN the service. The Comma i-in-C hief
10 "Hoih mo designations were addressed has Official
hho"luse as YET II the slightest dissatisfaction with
LIS foo'N o'aer making the military subSeivient TO
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