New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

Dress Goods has there been such !
variety OF handsome novelty fab

ITO 81 titOaNSt PtiSSSs
Slx-and-wool Rrocade Epingne 75c
BoucIe Strip. Figured Novelty, 75e
Sk-and-wool Figured Novelties 75c.
Brocade Novelty, $50;
in Persian coored combinations.
Mohsr Figured GRANTEES. s5c;
in combinations OF coors with black.
Mohair Frse Granite Novelties, S5c
Sk-and-wool Novelty GRANTEES, 81
Sik-snd-wool Matelasse, ST.;
in combination Of black and Napoleon blue.
Novelty Polka Dot Basket Weave Novelty, 81.
Sik-and-wool Novelty 81;
in MORE effect. the MORE outline in colors wcv~
on black ground
Sik-and- wool Novelty Epingne. 81;
the weave showing >erpentine design Of bngha
colored silk.
Two-toned Mohair Figured GRANTEES. ST.
in combinations OF black with coiors.
Silk Mixed Basket Epngine. 81;
contrasting threads Of coIored silk between IN
cords.
Novelty dress stufs are not con.
fined to colored fabrcs-a host of
them here in BLACK GOODS.
Mohair Fancy Striped Novelties. si25 and Sl5o
Mohair Figured GRANTEES. 81 so and SIS
ilk-and-wool Crepe Jaron, 81
Sik-and-W Wool Veours. 50 and $3.50
Silk Stripe Epingline, So %
Eseudal Figured Novelty. $3.50
Brocade Camels Hair, $3.50
Matelasse Epmelne. $3.50
Tendencies indicate the third as
the most popular floor in the house.
DeservedIy so. The assembly Of
beautiful things on the third floor
appeals powerfully to the cultivated
taste.
Wall Papers and other wall deco.
rations are in a bright but retired
place back of the Oriental Room.
The collection Of wall things is at.
tractive, and lots Of tasteful people
have found it out.
All about the Wall Paper section
there are evidences that civilization
claims all the art that semi-barbar.
ism produces, and it is really fine
art.
Extremes meet just here. Facing
the Oriental Room is LumnnaiS'
splendid painted Tapestry OF a Cav
alier of the XVI. Century. Within
the Oriental Room are embroidered
Japanese Screens that are elegant
and rare, but all about are Hindu
prints and Bagdad Curtains and the
endless varieties Of fabrics. printed
and woven, that make COSey cor
hers picturesque, groWlerieS and
dens half savage, Railways gor-
geouS and sitting rooms quaint.
But away off on another side OF
the third floor are pictorial Tapes.
tries, that in quiet restful tone and
beauty of subject, will satisfy the
eve equally with those Of the old
masters in textiles. They cost so
little that they are within the reach
OF everybody, and why despse
them because machine made /?
Oriental Room, Lace Curtain
Aisles, Tapestry Corner, all unite
in demonstrating the Upholstery
Store a veritable museum.
This morning, rich golden en-
| broideries, Arabian Lace Curtains,
Muslin Curtains, Denim Curtains,
are on show. Our Upholstery peo'
pie are in a festive form to-day.
The third floor boasts OF
CARPETS. Rugs and Ar S9na,ys.
New York has great Carpet Stores
established by years Of wise, able
and energetic work. But our Car.
pet Store bows to its neighborS and
Serenely claims a.plaCe as peer OF
tie best. The Public supports the
lain. Carpets are being laid down
with rapidity. and the procession
of rugs from the rolls OF the Store
10 tie eXpanSeS OF private floors IS
constant and imposing.
Carpets are here that cannot be
found elseWhere-many such. The
same is true Of American Rugs.
oriental Rugs. modern and antique,
Ugh cost and moderate. in variety
% please critic and ConnOlSseuG
also abound.
About prizes? As low as the
other least on equal goods in all
the market or less