New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01

NJ which rare FUR the scarf is MADE deeo''''S ''0
side lust GLOW the neck
! AT r H. MACY e cos. SINTH-AN p. AM
FOURTEENTH-ST
| One of the most interesting exhibits IN inc Fas'
department store Il that Of glass ana IN" stocN
this season has some decided novelties IN Bohemian
oass for table use The "roemerS' Oor Rhine
vines arc in jewel like glass. with rich gold deco
ration MANY OF them have appropriate toasts and
sen+irnants Of 4 convvlal nature In German. J ne
champagne Gun set and sherbet set are tastefHl
and new and there are some original IDEAS III
punch sots 4 punchbowl OF Flemish stoneWar'
ia immensely decorative arc the Flemish hagons
wine and beer Jugs. An excellent lino Of genuine
Dinoni maioca attracts attention. and the ne"
art" glass from Professor Rade's "kunizgeverh'
Schulz" il likely 10 win early popularity through
its grace Of form and quaint charm Of decoration.
Tho department on which the house most prides
itself however. 10 that Of cut glass. oiaret am
water Jugs glasses for wines and waters poWl@
for salad and frut-overyr conceivable. wh'th-
or ~ mere ornament or with use combined are
displayed I'm sparkling beauty. and every piec"
comes from the company factory. working quietly
but busily at tho top Of This great building \
visit TO the factory Is sometimes permitted an
then one secs the reason why Macy can sell cu,
glass 40 cheaply. No intermediary can demard
profit as from start to finish everything IS done
BY their own workmen and transferred TO the
shelves downstairs.
The factory Is situated at the head Of fight OF
narrow staiis quite beyond tho ken OF the sales
rooms and there forty men sit on stand at sand
blast wheels Of steel and wheels Of wood with
water tricking slowly and steadily over them.
and all the processes are seen from the dme when
the rough misshapen almost formoss hollow blank
IS taken until the facets all ground and cut,
the roughnesses smoothed away and the com
peted article IS pronounced perfect.
From one workman 70 another tho bowl II bowl
II chance 70 be- Is handed. one rubs and grinds
the rough blank into shape. another traces tho
design upon IT, third holds the surface TO a swift
ly revolving wheel. whose sharp edge cuts Z
deeply as he slowly and carefully guides the out
lined figures with mathematical precision.
But the cutting OF glass IS not the only Industry
pursued IN the workfooms under the roof" Young
women and men are seated at tables engaged in
painting china. decorating glass with gold and
enamel, engraving initials and all the rest Of n.
About 300 worth Of gold IS used every week In
decoration. on the roof the china and glass
kllns whose shelves stand the orderly rows ex-
posed TO he intense heat that fixes paint and
gliding n a rare set OF glass or porcelain re
broken the owner has only to bring piece to
Mays and the clever artists can match the deco
ration and shape with absolute CORRECTNESS crest
or special design can be applied. and patterns r.
served for exclusive use when desired
AT LE POUTILLIER BROTHERS,. WEST
TWENTY-THlRD-ST.
Tho Interesting displays at Le Bouter Broth
ers' Include millinery. silks and aces and the
showing In ell is extensive AMI fascinating. The
examples Of the turhar borrowed IN neigh
borlv fashion from the Spanish are particularly
chic 4 handsome castor velvet turban. draped IN
full soft folds Is trimmed with chiffon scarf
and large Jet and lace butterfly poised on tho
crown Another s faced with Persian lamb and
decorated with scarf OF stitched taheta, with
wide bows and fringed ends smart toque -
stitched castor velvet has tho hrm covered with
fpL A <r,of n NolVr 6 ool
place two mink tails that sweep gracefully over
the hair. Fetching little honneis for evening wear
are shown also nor il the Gainshorough. with
its picturesque beauty forgotten.
The presentation Of new ideas IN SILK 10 almost
beNndorin= II Ia difficult 10 realize thar I'm no
simple generic name Or black silk many df-
ferant weavings are included The CUR with IT,
ioathery surface the satin Korea with invisible
cord tho harathea IN granular effect. the cache
mda with smooth lustreless finish, and all the old
CHEESE. Bcnraline, crystalline and Victoria cords
there. special tafeta AZ guarantee OF wear.
has The name Of the house woven In the edge Of
every yard.
Many Of these silks are shown in street and
evening colors and the variety Of handsome fancy
RE house IS noted for its iaces and the robes
and edges shown by them are Of the most fashion
aces. differing from the Old Cluny 80 long rele-
gated to boxes and storage rooms. I'm being made
he color. which is distinctly yeliowish rhcre are
lovely robes OF Cluny point desprit renaissance
An exquisite skirt Is OF white mousselino 10 sole
with circular iounce OF renaissance applique Oh
net. There are hOunces ana edges for combination
with plain net or mOusseliue. This week there
will be- special sale OF applique robes at IS
with circular flounCe effect bodice and iahOt.
stationery department has been added. and
has the latest ana best IN weu..ng AMI other
stationery. Engraving In all rs branches viii
be executed, whether Of crests. monograms adj
dresses
AT NJ WEINGARTEN's NO 7l2 LEXINGTON
AVE
At his we'll known shop. VI. Welngarten will cee-
brate Dewey week by Offering hts best tailor made
suits Of imported cloth. lined with a fine quality
Of taffeta. At the special price Of so
Mr. Welngarten has some choice models In his
showrooms from which one can see the effect
81 fabric and color I'm design His Eton
Jacket suits with a Russian blouse and lifted gin
lie and a skirt with the new graduated poN peat
back are especially fetching In blue hroadcloih
In some he uses the tiny gilt buttons. so FASH
lonable now with charming effect gown of
oxford gray mixture. with natty box rront Jacket
I'm an rho fine ana fashlOunDl" cloths there arc
new. effects His stock of fabrics embraces AN
fha, is host n imported and domestic goods
ar A vNNrINE & co.'s nos So AND Ss
BROADWAY.
Now that the extensive alterations IN th~ store
81 A. 4 Nanune n % are completed. tho famous