New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-13
Important Incidents in
China and
Glass Wares

VARIOUS causes unite in creating the
Y following bargains.
Some manufacturers were willing to work
at loss during the dull period.
We are willing to make losses to create
space for goods soon to arrive.
Ten thousand dollars cash down brought
us a great line of Limoges Fancy China.
D;cnar Three varieties English Porcelain Dinner
Oo.''E' Sets, lis pieces On Saturday they were
sets SO. To-day, So A straight reduction ~
Three varieties English Porcelain Dinner Sets, tUo
pieces On Saturday they were Sl2.s0 Today ~
straight reduction
One style Austrian China Dinner Sets; pink flower
decoration; l0l pieces. On Saturday they were 9Ao'
To-day, So A straight reduction.
Two styles Limoges China Dinner Sets; flower deco
ration; gold handles; 100 pieces. An original bargain
at SIT So Worth $24 First shown to-day.
Two styles Havand G. D. A. China Dinner Sets;
pink and violet border decoration; l0l pieces An
original bargain at SIS. Worth $35 First shown to-
day. .
Hayiland & Co. China Dinner Sets; pink rose all
over decoration, with gold trimmed rims and handles;
ia pieces On Saturday they were 500. Today S4o'
straight reduction -
We are now running fory-eght open stock patterns in
Dinner Ware, including English, French and Austrian
china English and American Porcelain. Any number
future matching.
TWENTY-FIVE varieties of rich dinner breakfast and
salad plates, principally Haviland and other Limoges
makes While this is being written they are So to pa
the dozen When you read the price will be 81 each tor
the choice.
Seven hundred and eighty plates that were So $675
dozen on Saturday, be sold to-day at Csc each
Principally Havlands Various shapes and decorations
At i5c each, quantity of Tea and Boulon Cups and
Saucers Egg Cups Cream Pitchers, Plates Fruit
Saucers Many are valued at $3.50 dozen. All dec
Grated Austrian china.
French China Every item f in the following ., Eg,.s list
Fancy Pieces and would be y were re it not for the
special conditions of this purchase by US. Never shown
beforenot of original importation cases while this
being written.
Tea-po.s 81 each Cream pitchers 90, = each zach
Tea sf pot stands s,s S@Se Dishes s IS each.
ssG g 54y &C. &C., S s and 81 's each
Comb and BrSsh Trays 5Oo each.
1 1'sps and sauccrs 81 IS and s47s dozen
Morstlche cups and ssucers CSC and 75c. each.
Boulllon cups and saucers. s0c. each
Toilet Some defects that would require microscopic
'O'~' examination 10 discover force hundred
SetS and seventy-fve porcelain Toilet Sets, with
flower decorations into the second class The dstnc-
ton from the first class is merely nomina-hard to dis
cover.
AtS5-Fun sets, large pieces, including sop jar; of
usual 81. so grade.
At $4-Fu sets, large pieces, including sop jar of
usual 81 grade
Cut Glass large variety of the very best grade
ware day for the first time. I, is repeti-
ton Of the operation that has in past distributed
so many cut glass bargains from this store. The price is
So so each for every piece and is much below dealers
wholesale cost. Many pieces easily worth double.
Bowls Carafes Plates
Celery Trays Oil Cruets Naples
Bon-bon Dishes Olive Trays
r., The season for selling
w. ~" c s"r lamps is almost over. Our
'c'y "'o"P policy demands the sale of
all goods within their first season. There
fore here goes fifty per cent off Is fine
lamps. The product of the highest grade
lamp works in America.
SIPS lamps reduced to S62 so.
500 lamps reduced to $50.
SIS lamps reduced TO $37. So
$50 lamps reduced to SIS.
$55 lamps reduced to $3.50
Also great cheapness in lower-priced
grades, that have been makers samples.
Rich rewards await your careful choosing,
$3.75 to $l2-nany at less than half
prices.
Basement
JOHN Wa
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.. B