The evening world., 1893-09-25
WONDERS AT ENRICH BROS.
A Marvellous Assortment OF Bargains
offered for the Coming Week.

The tide in the affairs Of men that
leads on to fortune may be found just
now at Enrich Bros corner Sixth ave
nue. and T~wenty-third street. Never in
the history of the dry-goods business
h ave there been such crowds of eager,
anxious purchasers as found their way
into Enrich Bros large ~dry-goods store
during the past week. 1t is not because
OF the Chicago sale alone, 1t is simply
because the prices of everything have
never been so low. Notwithstanding the
broadcast regarding, the wonderful bar
gains to be procured, their lady custom
ers have been surprised and delighted
o %meh IN t New Y Ses fG IS a ,Remst that the ey sale
this week is one of the greatest that has
been known in the dry-goods business
for many years. That is why the ladies'
come in such vast numbers to their es-
Establishment, where every department
speaks for itself. The result is marvel
ious. At this season of the year. which
depression that has for u time settled
upon all business, certainly the amount
of traffic that Is conducted daily in
the Enrich establishment almost ex-
first floor they are selling a good quality
OF plaid silk at rs cents a yard-good
enough for any lady to wear. Alongside
every kind. such as cancels
hair. cheviots and elegant fall novelties,
WHICH "Oulu really ne tlltdp at 10 tlt
a yard. and eight men are kept busy
selling them at the astonishingly low
price of 10 cents. on the second hoor
there was a crowd buying the daintiest
imported baby caps one can imagine. in
an endless variety of styles, that would
be cheap at 81 apiece. and no wonder
they are selling SO rapidly, as all they
are asking for them is 9 cents apiece.
II. the upholstery department, which, by
the way, was so crowded during the
past week that you would imagine
house at one time-they are selling Japa-
long, at sl.ls. They are selling hand
some chenille porticres at N.9S; Along
partment. they are selling books Of all
kinds at 3 cents, and handsomely cloth
bound books, fit for any library. and
ask for, at S cents. These books in book
stores would be worth not less than 81.
Wherever one looks, from the roof to
the basement, the building seems to be
When Miss Marie Tempest arrived at
Ehrich's yesterday to try on the cos
tunes which this house Is making for
gerians.' she, threw up her hands and
said she could never in the world make
her way through that surging throng to
the elevator. BY skilfnl plotting.
back part of the store, and in a few
minutes to the suit pnrlors on the
fourth floor, where hVe marvellous crea-
tons were, one after another. spread
out before her eyes. During ali this
exciting rush of business II was sur
prising to see how quietly the Messrs.
Enrich Bros. sat at their desks In their
private offices and were ready with a
smiling countenance to answer the
numerous questions put to them by the
many callers.
Mr.. Enrich said to The World re
porter: Our representative in Chicago
was fully authorized by the receiver OF
James II. Walker & Co. OF Chicago; to
goods" Mr.. Enrich then showed the
reporter a bill of lading, made out by
the t a Union Line, for two fresh car
loads amounting to over thirteen tons of
goods of all kinds which Will arrive from
Walker & Co.'S stock and which will
be placed on sale tomorrow (Monday)
morning.
1--WE have had to double u packing
force and largely increase our number
of statesmen. We only ask the people to
come and see for themselves-that's
ALL"
one of the Messrs. Enrich said: I'VE
will keep this building crowded from
root to basement until Christmas, no
matter what the cost to use"