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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
ATTACHMENTS AND JUDGMENTS.

The Sherif's officers had lively time Yesterday
searching for property OF Llpman & Co.. the failed I'm
porter OF burlaps and jute ut No 80 Leonard st.. and
Of Dundee, Scotland. Many OF goods OF the finn
were found on various piers, where they he'ng
unloaded from European steamers. The anidnvt' on
the attachment for al 23o obtained by Barring
Brothers & Co. and Barring, Nagoun & 60 wcrc fled
Yesterday. The plaintiffs allege that Lipman d CO.
drew bills Of exchange drafts on them for that
amount depoAtng against the drafts various bills OF
ladIng covering shipments OF geatne jute AMI other
merchandise consigned 10 tls city that the proceeds
Of the drafts used TO buy the goods that on the
arrival Of the goods In this city the bills OF lading
were delivered by the plaintiffs to Ludwig \. Gut
man. as the general agent OF Lipman d Co.. under
written trust receipts. whereby Llpman & c.. agreed
to hold the goods and the proceeds thereof in trust
for the plaintiffs. and that Lpman Co., through
their agent obtained possession of the goods, sold
them and wronriully converted the proceed, TO thir
own use. Herbert L.. Giisgs. OF Barring. MlgOun 81
Coz had an Interview with Mr.. Gutman on WetncS-
day and says that Mr. Gutmin confessed the truth
OF these charges
Deputy sheriff Mulvaney has taken possession Of
the store OF Denholme d IIobau dealers in mems
furnishing goods at No. 1l2 wnm-st.. OF con
fessed jud gment for S744. In favor OF G. ID. Berger
for money loaned. They were 70 merlY cmpeves OF
Ira Per,go. and started In business May last
with n capital OF ~ 400 they said.
Henri Cheval!er. importer of women's wearing ap-
pare and drcssmaher at No. l East sevcntee Nth,sl
made an assignment ycstc day 10 william ;. Kelley,
living three PR feIences TO- 81 05).
Matthew 4 Journet, caterers, of 40. 02e Madison
ave. yesterday confessed judgment for ~ 90 10 ia
Vlvier 4 Co., for money loaned and good sold Du
Viver Co. also have chattel mortgage f)r p, 55a
on the stock The caterers began business a. Nay,
1901. They leased the Hotel Bellevue AT LenoN
Mass. and early last season had e. clos" It. as
typhoid fever broke out there. Last spng they
leased the Casino at Narialanset Pier for Ave years
but the tennis tournament did not take place there ant
Il Is said they lost money In that venture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
COMMISSIONER HAIRLESS REPORT.
STATISTICS OF EDUCATION GATHERED AND IN
yEsTIGAIONs SET on FOOT.

NESTJGTlONS SCI ON fOOi'
Washington Dec. 15.-The annual statement OF W.
T. Harris United states Commissioner Of Education
for the year 1s9o91 10 the Secretary OF the Interior
shows that the number Of pupils enrolled In the com
mon schools Of the country was 13,2o3l1o ana the
average daily attendance 6,40i,22s. There were
1868 024 teachers 122,551 being males and 24l 37l
being TEMPLES and the total expenditure for the sup
por o; the public schools wa $l4o,l734o1. The
progress Of education among the colored people chiefly
those living in the former slave states Of the Chon
* presented i'm the following statistics Number OF
pupils. 1903 23l teachers, mnle, 1866; female
lO,407.
The Bureau has taken the Initiative in lnstitutng
investigations on the subject OF education means
Of preventing crime and paupersIn. sending q well
trimmed specials, to study the various phases Of the
question among the c0ngested centres OF population
I'm the cd World and in this country. Al the World s
Columbian Exposition education VIII be fuly repre-
senied no; only In The way Of Government ana state
nxhihits hut bv International congresses for the dis
c,,ssion Of pedag eca questions Education In Aaska
which is under the direction Of the Bureau OF E1uca
lion Is said 10 be advancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
MR.. COCHRAN OBJECTS TO THE BRIDGE BILL

Washington, Dec 10 (SpeciaD.-Under Its present
code Of rules the House IF Representatives Is com
peled TO transact Legislative business mainly by
virtue Of special orders framed In the Committee on
Rues That committee today reported number
of special orders 10 cover the time until the holiday
recess which Is to begin December - ana ehd
January 4. The only order to which objection was
offered was 10 set apart day Tor the cohsd-
Grafton of business from the Committee on Inter
state and Foreign Commerce., which was opposei
by Mr. Cochran OF New-York. HIS object WAS to
insure against the consideration OF the Hudson River
Bridge BILL which is pending III that committee.
Mr. Cochran held the House on the point OF no
quorum until Chairman Wise of the Commerce Com
mittee promised that the Hudson River bill should
not be considered under the special order, ana the
report OF the Committee on Rnles was then adopted
subsequently Mr.. Cochran said to u Tribune CORE
spondent:
The measure is Of too much Importance TO
30 disposed Of without careful investigation and de-
nberate consideration. ! do not yet know whether
II is a good bill or Tad It's promoters assert
that the sole object CT the opposition Is To force
them 10 sell their charter 10 rival corporation,
it's opponents claim that the bill contains scheme
10 gIidlron NewIOrk City with railroads, which no
BODY ought to favor ! want time % look into the
matter and find out which side is right"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
THE VOTE OF NEW-YORK.
Mr.. CLEyELAND'S OFFICIAL PLURALITY
45,51S.
VARIATIONS IN THE VOTES FOR ELEOroRs-r,xo
OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS DE
PEATED BY SMALL MAJONTIES
Il


Albany. Dec. IS (speciall.-The State Board Of
Canvassers today canvassed the vote ~ the State
cast at the November election and discovered that
Grover Cleveland Its electoral vote There
wero present at the meeting Secretary OF State
Rice, Controller Campbell State Engineer schenok
and State Treasurer Danforth The only absent mem
Der OF the board Attorney General Rosendae.
Chief Clerk Waterbury read the tabulated statement
Of the vote OF the State, and his figures do not
differ much from those given In The Tribune ten
days ago. The men who headed the five electoral
tickets delegates atIargc, received the following
vote: Henry W. sage Rep), 6O9,350: william Stein
Why DEM, ga o65; Horace Waters (Ir0.). $3.50:
Isaac Edwin Dean Peoplcs), 1895, Henry De Leon
(Soc. -Labl l6.4o9; blank and scattering 29,652
II the vote Of these be taken the standard
Of comparison Mr.. Cleveland had a plurality over
Mr. Harrison In the state Of New-Y Jrk amounting TO
45,5l8 votes. Bat there can be another standard
OF comparison. Frederick p Morris received the
highest vote upon the Republican ticket, namely.
GOg 458. and Peter Lang received The highest vote
upon the Democratic electoral ticket, 654,sO5.
IL these votes be compared. Mr.. Cleveland had q
plurality In the State amounting To 45.4io votes or
somewhat less than the other method Of comparison
dlscloses Comparing the highest With the lowest
votes given the thirty candidates for electors Of
each party the following figures are discovered Re-
publcans-IIghest, F. y. Norris G09,459: lowest, r.
ruckerman GOO252. DemOcratic-Hlghest Peter
Lang GA 9O5 lowest, Richard Croker. 054, s35 Pro-
hlbitlon-Hghest, s. W. Mason, 35f03; lowest. D. B.
sill, 35,173. Socialist Labor-IIlghest 5. jacobson.
1888; lowest r. Pellins. 1883 Peoples-Hlghest,
1890; lowest, 1928.
The votes the proposed Constitutional amend
ments To allow the sale OF the Onondags salt
springsfor, 49, 765 against, 171.44o. To seai con-
tested legislative elections to the cOurts-for I7467s
against 10000. To increase the numbers OF supreme
Court INDIGESTION l6l, 7j9; against, l95.l1o II will
be observed that all the proposed Constitutional
amendments were defeated, but that authorizing the
sale of the Onondaga salt Springs by only small
vote The Board also declared that the election re-
turns showed the election OF Charles Andrews Chief
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals. ID further canyassed
the vote for congressman, and declared the successful
candidates elected.
Below the vote cast for each OF the Republican aud
nernncratic electoral cnndldates Is given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

Republicans Ct senate 10 see thnt every hepaohe"n
senator chosen between now and March VIII nave u
fair cb,nce 10 prove his title and take his seat Inc
co1r,e of the Democratic steering committee III
Issuing It's misleading statement wa ireeN '"'''
and interference such AZ contemplated by the Demo
cratic side OF IN, senate. with the action or the
western legislatures was den1inted rs unprecedented
Odd ind.fensIile on motion OF senator Hawley,
senate shrrman the chairman Of the caucus, was IN
s,1,ct,, TO appoint committee OF I'VE senators 10
advise on any measures necessary 10 DC .ahen " ne
fond RcnuIlcan interests and IN prevent any sharp
ururtce likely TO bc attempted by the opposition In
is schemes TO obtain control OF the senate ai'er
nrci,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

MN. I'm the uouse OF Representatives, ana wh) VIII
retire to private life at the expiration Of this Con-
srcs II M. Antony's bill Should become law II
vivid materially reduce expenditures on account oil
pensions Among the persons who are recelVine
pensions under the dependent ACT arc TENS VI ''''
a, ,rbo abandoned claims which they hal pending
,aer n,svi ma arts which entitled them 20 receive
pensions son account Of disabilities due to mrS
service, and who had become war ana M iasr
.al aafS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
uI-srSEss DONE IN THE HOUSE.

Warrington. Dee l5.-In the consideration morning
bour the House resumed the consideration OF Inc Dill
relating TO contracts Of common carriers and 10 certain
ALLEGATIONS duties and rights in connection win the
carriage Of property. Mr.. CoombN and Mr. HaH'r
advocated IT. passage. The bill was then passed
Tie bill makes IT un.awful for any common carrier 10
insert In any hill of lading shipping document any
clans, whereby il shall be- relieved from liability for
los, or damage arising from negligence fault or facrc
IN proper loading, slOwage custody care In transport
or proper delivery any merchandise committed to
lis care. 80 - -
The floor was then (under tie special order) &C
corded Go the Committee on lndlah Analrs. Inc
House adjourned ill saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
SOUVENIR COINS WILL BE SHIPPED TO-DAY.

Washington Dec. 15.-Thc secretary Of the treasury
to-day authorized the delivery OF T33ooo III souvenir
5Ocent pieces 10 the Worlds Fair Directory that being
the amount OF expense vouchers so lar approved Ds
tho Denartment These coins will be shipped from the
mint nj philadelphia tomorrow, $1,000 worth going 10
New York and sos 600 worth going direct 10 Chicago
The former will reach NewYork the same day, ana tho
latter will reach their destination saturday after
noon but will only partially to meet the present
heavy demand from I'LL points for these coins Tor
use as Christmas gifts. Orders have been ISSUED iof
the coinage OF these pieces rapidly "a possible ana
viii bear the date OF 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

NEW REPUBLICAN CLUB ON LONG ISLAND
The Republicans Of the With District Of Huntington
Township met on wednesday evening at Comac, and
organized the CARL S. Republican cao aad elected
the following officers: CARL ;. Burr presdent John
orel vice-prcsdent Manley Hubs treasurer HerbeIt
Harmed secretary William Shaw, assistant secretary
and Andrew Shower, sergeantat-arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
TREASURY OFFICIALS ARE NOT ANXIOUS.

Washington, Dee. 15.-rrcasury officials disaVOw
any feeling Of anxiety over the recent heavy shipments
Of rod. amounting to over 950OoOOo, during the
present month. They show strong diSinclinauon %
discuss the natter and 1t Is evident that they are not
rlrnsed with the situation. According to one OF them
the explanation of the heavy shipments Mt present
lies simply in the fact that exchange ~ nj inc
shining polnt or In other words there Is profit In
the expectation Of gold at the present rate OF eX-
cha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
HANDSOME LAMPS FOR CHRISTMAS.

There Is no handsomer Christmas present than one
Of the elegant "Rochestcr' banquet, plano vase
lamps. which are manufactured by Edward Miller II
Co.. Nos 10 and II College Place. this city. The
laup Is urcqualcd for stcadiness, clearness and bril-
llancy Of light Miller Co. have made over 100000
Of the Rochester" which Is proof that II must be-
lamp Of superior merit. They show over 1000 di-
frrent lamps ~ samples To select from Those who
desire an excellent lamp should Visit their store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.
A STORM IN THE WEST GUILE.

Washington, Dec. l5.-teneray fair weather has pres
vailed during the day, except light snow hugres IN ue
Rocky Mountain regions and in th9 extreme Northwest
and considerable rain the Southwest including Ara'Ss
Louisiana and TIE, as has developed during the
dav in tho West Gulf tn extreme southern coast
Texas accompanied by northeastery winds over Texas
and tho Southwest; IL will probably move northeast"u
during the night producing alniails curing f'uS
throughout the lower Mississippi Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
A xlcARAerA cAxL pRoMorIXG COMMITTEE

Washington. Dec. ia committee composed OF
Walter Gresham. Of Teas Charles NJ. shelly q Ala
bama: Mr. Naybury. o. Michigan. Edward F. Cmcin.
Of Illinois I. J. Odendah OF Louisiana, and Richard
l.. Edwards, OF New York, made its appearance In TIE
city This morning 10 promote the Nicaragua Canal
project IN Congress This committee was appointed
by the National Nicaragua Convention to present 10
Congress the mem Jral adopted by the body and TO
request Congress TO take such steps Will insure
the carly completion Of The Nicaragua Canal and pace
It under the control Of the Government. The COM
mittee hayc drawn up address TO the people OF
the United states which has been mailed TO all the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
Ex GOVERNOR CHENEY ACCEPTS.

Washington, Dee. lex Governor Cheney, OF New
Hampshire called the President today and formally
accepted the Office OF Minister to switzerland lie was
commissioned took the oath OF Office and made ready
to start for his post Of duty In few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
TO PROTECT AMERICAN CoASrWISE TRADE.

Washington, Dec. 15.-The bin introduced by SEMI
tor Frye last week amending the existing laws rcln-
tive 10 the transportation Of merchandise from one
American por TO another by foreign vessels was
favoraby reported to-day from the commerce 'oii-
rhttee by Senator Frye 1t prevents the transpor'a-
ton OF merchandise IN any foreign vessel from one
United States port 10 another by way OF any foreign
port. Under the present laws II frequently happe"s
that tramp and other foreign steamers lon" III "'''
.,r,c., nor, corrv the load TO Europe, and. after
taking aboard foreign merchandise, return 10 announcer
mort here where both cargocs are discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
nrr,,rrn FORECAST FOR TO-DAY

For New England fair westerly winds slightly eoofr'
For Eastern Ncw.YoFk. Eastern Pennsylvania ana ""
Jersey fair: westerly winds; slightly cooler IA Eastern
Pennsylvania.
For Delaware Moryland and Virginia fair
For Western Ncw-York, WcsHrG Penn'yNahn. "'''
virginia and Ohio. fair. IL, 4,
For Michigan and Wisconsin, generally f'F' GUN "
"" For Indiana and Illinois local rain In tn Solm "H''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
DJyyER TO russo Tur scrIproR

Professor Gaeano Russo the sculptor and designer
Of the Columbus Monument at Ffty-nintil-st and
MglGhave.. win De- entertained at u dinner given by
the executive committee which had charge Of tho
arrangements for erecting the monument, at No. l21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
MANY THINGS BELTzHOovER WANTS TO KNOW

Washington Dec. Is specaD.-some great project
Of economy and reform must be Matching i'll the
brain OF Congressman Bcltzhoover, Of Pennsylvania
and he feels the need Of "A vast amount Of inflammation
TO assist the incubation. He therefore Introduce "A
resolution to-day directing the Public Printer TO fur
nsh the House with full, clear and complete state
ment Of the exact condition and the amount and cost
Of public printing binding lithographiGg and enEav-
ing: the amount and cost Of all paper purchased for
the same with a detailed statement OF proposals made
and contracts entered into for the purchase Of paper
and other materials. and for tOSraph.ng and engfav-
ing; OF al payments made during the preceding year
under his direction OF the amount OF work ordered and
done with II general classification thereof for each
Depart mcn and a detailed statement Of 'ach account
with the Department OF public differs; as) Geail
statement OF the numl e.: lanes aud Il al Id ds'
cmploye ed in the cslabl s!ment. AID the time each La
been employed, the salay each has drawn, from wi al
state Territory or Congress dist ict each has bean
appointed and That the actual residence OF each
OF such employees al the time OF his her appout
ment and on what petition, recommendation or re
quest each of such employees was appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
RILL TO coxFIscATE PENSIONS.

Washington. Dec u tspecal.-Among the bills
offered IN the House to-day u discontinue
the payment Of pensions under the Dependent Pen
sion act OF 1880 The author II the bin Is Mr.. An
tony, Of rexas, who is the successor Of Roger O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

East Eleventh-st., on December -. Inc ioAo"'"e
are the committee Of arrangements: u LNei'"a'
A Deli Iooli d. vilamcna. V. Napollelo. l.. 4.
Eaccni g. NJ Castroni, +. T1paldi, L. Fumonte anu
o. Valenti The secretary said yesterday that aDoue
300 would be at the dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
coNrERRISG ON TIE WESTERN sENAToRsHIps

CCNFERRING ON TIE WESTERN eENATORsIIIPs.
Washington. Dec. - (specal).-The Republican
serntors held an adjourned caucus tiis morning 10
continue the discussion OF the situation In the Legs
atuies Of the doubtful Western states, which 10
decide the political complexion OF the next Senate.
speeches were made by Messrs. Warren. sanders,
Paddock. Henderson. Perkins, Hoar. Hale. IIawley
and Others, all OF them In vigorous accord thc
question OF maintaining the lawful title Of any scna-
tor Republican otherwise, who might be sent 10
Washington by the vote Of any Legislature legally
elected and qualified. The policy suggested al the
Inst conference and fully outlined in these dispatches
Oh Tuesday night found unqualified support and II
lis safe 70 say that proper will b~ taken BY the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

For HOLIDAY gifts,
Go 10 FTinrs Furnitur. Stores,
10< 70 los West l4th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Marvellous ice scenery at Niagiun f I,T -.
New. York Central, Twelve Trans 49,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-03
PULAR WANTS.
AUCTION SALES.
haVanagh 81 johnson. Auction.
GERS.

CATERER AND RESTAURANT OUT
- fit at Public Auction-We shall sell at
public auction. No. 391 Selby av.. on Tues
day, April 5, at II IL m. the contents of the
well-knoWn restaurant Of Horetel, consisting
of 2 eightfoot showcases, counters, with mar
BILE top: back counter, with mirror back. and
plate glass doors; fine tables and chairs.
gas chandeliers, perfect nine-hole cooking
range, with water front; bay horses, weigh
about ,250 pounds, sound, eight years cid;
top delivery wagon. in good order Parties
1 looking for bargains in this line cannot at
ford to miss this sale. Kavanagh & Johnson
Auctioneers. 1S6, lSS. 100 East Sixth ST.
ZINE FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC.
l. at Public Auetion-We shall sell at
public auction at the store, No. 2i6 East
Seventh ST., on Wednesday, April 6, at 10 a.
m, a fine lot of b ousehold goods, consisting
of 3 fine bedroom suites, 2 parlor sets,
sideboards writing desks, walnut bookcase,
wardrobes, toilet ware, fancy tables. elegant
bed sofa, lot of fine chairs. lamps of all
kinds, hair mattresses. pillows. bedding. etc.,
etc.; about 1900 yards OF body brussels mo-
Quet, tapestry and ingram carpets; this is the
nnest lot of carpets offered this season and
the furniture is out of sight; if you are in
terested in buying household goods you can
not afford to miss this sale. Kavanagh Il
johnson, Auctioneers. 1S6, 1SS, 100 East
Sixth ST.
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Jebb 81 Schauer. Auetioneers.

EURNIFURE AT AUCTION-Six bed
l. room suits. and lot of Brussels and in
grain carpets, center tables and rockers,
cook stoves, etc.. at our mart north of city
market house, Saturday, April 9, at 10 a. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-03
Total. 0 transfers.
"Wednesday.

Mary Merritt to James Reed, 1t 49, blk
-, Dawson's add 800. 49,. -. 81, $50
Elias Fehr TO d NJ Finlayson, und - 1t
s blk 4, stinson's Boulevard add -. 3c4
Cakes Ames to Angler AmeS, NV a sec
"a, town % range 22........,..........10 ,0C0
Matthias Williams TO Gertrude kceller,
Its II. Is and - blk 3, Denslow's add. 1900
Total, t1ansfe~s...... Sl3,g54
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-03
ThI7a 'sauy

j j Minea to y B Pond ct al, Its 4, and
s, Oakiey's add Observation-Disclosures POO
] j Minea to D Is Pond ct al, 1t 20, biz 4,
Besserli 4 Eschbach's add ........... 80
d B Pond 10 Is jacques, Its 4. and q.
Oakleys, and Its % and 81, Messerli L.
Eschbachs add ................ -. 2,45O
st P r E d Inv Co to E A Simonds, Its
II, y, IL and II, blk 4, Clifton Dale
add 80. ................. .....:;,; 1909
/. The Strand adi..................... $50
W Romans to Geo Squires, 1t 1, Ro-
mans Rearr No ". blk >, Nelson's add 700
Margaret Cumming 10 John GrOetseh,
1t 3 and south l2 1t =, BLK s 1racy's
Out LotS...... Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Tito, u eide's rearr blk S, NeIson'sa 1000
Cakes Ames 10 Angler Ames, 80 acres III
NV "A sec y, town - range 22. go. 1l0,C0)
One unpublished. -...................... 1.5O0
EEto1 IN transfers St05 Sl5
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-03
e. Holloway. Auciioneer.
THE AUCTION SALE of the bankr

THE AUCTION SALE of the bankrupt
L stock of fine clothing and furnishing
goods, boots and shoes of E. Holloway, $50
East Seventh. is attended daily by crowds of
people, and as the goods are going remark
ably cheap all are satisfied. The sale will
continue every day until all is Sold but in
order to give the ladies d chance to buy first
class shoes. we will sell every day at private
sale from a. m. to 2 p. III. These are the
prices we will sell the following makes of
fine shoes at private sale: Reynolds Bros
hand-sewed shoes, worth Sl15, for S2.35;
Reynolds Bros hand-welt shoes worth S475,
for S2.35; Reynolds Bros machine sewed
shoes, worth 81, for 81. Most of these are A.
B, c and last. Curtiss Il Wheeler, Hough
& Ford, d. Armstrong x Co., Minnesota
Shoe Company and all other first-elass makes
at the same prices as the Reynolds. At2p.
m. we sell at auction. Remember, this is no
fake fire sale, as we have DO shoddy goods to
sell, but will give you good. honest goods for
less money than you pay for fire sale shoddy
goods. The stock must be closed out by May
LIST, as the lease of store expires. Store fixt-
ures for sale; three elegant showcases. one
large safe, counters. shelving, tables. etc.
All must be sold. E. Holloway, The Auc-
tioneer, conducts the sale.