New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-01

DhysipianS in all pairs u N"S ~''''
restIy recommend Paines celery compound to
parents.
u,., and here one has the best opportunity 70
Judge how will look w9 mem R Pure in this great
for real use IL marked in plain figures and one
mav hnv without the aid of a salesman
.RArMANN BROTHERS.
F. A. McNamee. OF Baumann Brotneis' -,
"a and 26 East Four,eenth-st, SAID: liner. "aS -.
a wonderful improvement in trade IN our n"es
rho closing OF the tariff discussion. fre''oasy
suorv,n,ry WAS extremely dull Now the OUTLOOK
Is for good business and expect to nave Gradual
good year The Increase In business WI, sh people
al s Soeh only as necessity compelled them fof
but that a. the have s ad i in 0a' Big
supply whereas this time last year We bought spar
ss % Sa if and S y;
Shipping all over the ss more and the fur
niSure and carpet factories now running on ,n.
me ns Of the tariff question and the sooner the tariff
IL 1 forgotten the better for all concerned" ~.
sign whch this house displayed the day Of It's fs
opening Eyeryhng from an rine .1oo sui. to
door mat would not be 80 steraye b nut stock T'" on
more fully express the condition Oh inc s''0" "
hand In this furniture house
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO.
s,onn,ra Knapp. OF the firm OF Sheppard Knapp
e. % S,xth-aye Thirteenth and Fourteenth sts.'
was seen at his place Of business ana SAID: hes,o.
ration OF confidence is the chief cause OF the fe'A
in business Prices lower than they nave oeen
Tor n long time people need goods and dealers ais
Slowing larger Varieties greater assortments OF
goods than have ever been seen IN ms Ia ire now
being produced in this country, MT h"a nd wiien
YYa1vs,s which. he says ARE unsurpassed by any
Upholstery goods. draperies, ETC. IN tVrelst 60
Win the rev designs in carpets tina, one
can easily buy room decorations WHO" All o. W
ge Ths now Moorish designs IN carpets with broad
hlgh-coored borders, must become popa a alvaXs
n specially at this house, IS unusually large this
season.
DE GRAAF TAYLOR FURNITURE CO.
people spend their money more freely since the
tariff legislation is over" said one OF the n'm y.
the De Graaf & Taylor Furniture Co., NOS - 1
Vest Fourteenth-s, and business has taken q
,ump In consequence. We are kept busy now. ana
uniess signs are entirely wrong We shan nave s =
ars;ea a. tnl trade and coiOnsl designs shown
by this house. together with large ,s n.ror
s sis vi IN IN syle Of Louis &v moro
modern styles are fine specimes OF the joiner al"
Is. NJ. CowPERTHwAIT co.
mo one has better opportunities FOR noting
changes in business than We" said by mem
Der OF the firm OF b. VI. Cowperthwat & Co, nos
les 10 20 Park Row. Our goods are sold on the IN
stalmen, PLAN and when people are thrown out OF
employment they can't keep up tleir pay nents. We
n4 d aey and that W p9 sSns tS are R G Pom
tainty the tariff is responsible Tor the improved
'' The seven houses in which b. NJ cowPerthwa.
can hold wi,h furniture carpets ard everything nee
essary for furnishing house. and ms IS al, psins
hhon nss when furniture may be had at low figures
and on payment OF 81 a week. The house Is no
where furniture reverts to them ior hoh-pas" eh'
OF regular instruments are few.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs.
WHY. certainly we notice the revival OF business"
said Abraham Abraham. OF Abraham s,raus.
Futon-st. Brooklyn Business is good. though
there is no boom. and attribute the Improvement
to the going home OF Congress. Tn, n the existing
Circumstances IL would be unreasonable to expect
a boom just as u would to expect patient Jus; re,
at once the ways and habits q perfect health. II
walks ABOUT his people S5 re s AND
so IL Is in business now. 1t is much better than II
| was shows undoubtei signs OF further improve
This store has four and one-fourth mites OF shop
AMI shoppers in the store daily averaged last year
| tpv0o It would be difficult TO cali FOR anything in
s s Ts 3. glass China household goods
taG S5r tTy s s sSnG4 or or M
sonal adornment which could no, be found here
| The store is ornament 10 Brooklyn and a source
OF comfort 10 It's many patrons
| FREDERICK LOEsER CO.
This is the second drygoods store in point OF size
| in the world" said II. GLIB. OF Frederick Loeser q
| Co.. Fu.ton-st Brooklyn, and that the business
revival has shown itself there was amply manifest
b. the great throSss Of Shoppers With Which tn:
0; this enterprisIng arm a building ls5x6S iset has
Just been added which is six stories high land and
! except the top floor where Il number OF work.
Every door has Its particular attraction; and
s8Gn s"s spashs Under srOSs
light. whether here. where magnificent display OF
its general and Complete line Of drySoods or on the
boys S TSsS and hoss b%
always impressed with the magnitude OF the estao,
furniture and upholstery. and this department Mr..
Glib declares to be "the largest in any drysoods
as.cTSns the sapsSsss Of the ss,asIsamsn.
hotel. complete from top TO bottom, with everything
| from a broom grand piano. china silver linen,
ons a
go 6 the a with ali they need
JoURNEAY & BURNHAM
| Mr. Boyd. of Journeay Burnham BROOKLYN said:
business is very good for this season OF the year.
| in fact quite good We expected. and. weather
| being favorable. we think the season will be more
| This fine cheerful store Is not behind any Of its
neghbots In providing for good season. and i,s
~ with the house displayed is we'll worth visit
The great display Of linens and white goods looks
hs sos n %s n ss sSla
Is the upholstery department. with a fine display
| of blankets. etc
| OVINGTON BROTHERS.
| "It Is not quite season YET" said one Of the
Ovington Brothers. but thus far our business has
| been good and far ahead OF last year. and with the
tariff matters disposed OF, we think business viii
be good" This house made large importations an
tcipatng revival In trade. and the four-story es-
tabllshment is ne with the choicest goods In the
| way OF china and glassware.
| Dinner sets and all sorts OF cut-glass are
hn n md hes all
worth seeing the goods In their room. On