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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-19

The dentist WAS sOrturing his Victilu
in the usual double fashion.
The story he W;Ls telling AT the mo.
mcnt was ON himself.
when | was young in the profcs
sion" said he, Il was working in a
country place for D. few weeks to help
n friend. one day IL farmer came III
big. muscular chap, fullbloOded-on
of the sort whose teeth come like the
roots of oak trees.
"As he sat in the chair he asked.
viii it hurti
Feeling in rather . j|ocular mood. !
answered, We'll, if it doesn't it Shan't
cost you anything Then | fell 10
work.
"The tooth came even harder than |
expected. so ~ the mar got from the
chair and pulled himself together he
had o uttered u sound / said. We'll,
did it hurt
"'Not n Bit answered the country.
man, and strobe out of the office. lcav-
ing me minus Il fee, completely non
pluscd, and the laughing stock of my
friend and the two or three patrons
who sat about the office.
Il have We tried to br funny pro
fcsSiOnally since" said he mcditatively.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-19
Divorced IN Take sunch Together.

Isabella, cX-Quecn OF Spain. and h"r
husband. cX-KinG Francisco. demon
stratcd the other day that such Il little
thing as II divorce should not keep
asunder couples from being polite. and
even fricndlr To each other. This royal
pair have been diy0rrcd for many Il
gear, and the testimony they gave about
each other at the time Of the divorce
was the kind referred To by the press
rs unfit for puhlication.' Neverthe-
less. Isabella celebrated the a%nnivers-
AIRY of her marriage the other da.. and.
loSpite pasi unpleasaatncSs, made quito
Il family party OF t.. Francisco JAS
sisi. cX-Kin@, ana likewise eX-huSband.
appeared in person, offered cOngratu.
lationS, and plrtopk vi lunch. lisa
bella and Francisco are double first
cousins. Therefore his ~cX-majcSty. the
Sinncd against party in their late trou.
Dies. could not say, with Il certain
worthy familiar under similar circum
stances, that he thanked God his wife
WAS no blood relation. New Yorl,
World.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
TAX WITH ANDREW CARHE0IE.

Ardrev Carnegie has lust returned from Pitts.
burg where he went to look after business anairS
Mr. Carnegie came back from Europe htue o'e'
a week ago and at once went to Pistsourg' liner.
has been report that he would give to the CITY =.
Homestead where the great Carnegie iron ana
steel works are situated library valued at $oo0
and supplement this with additional gifts. bringing
the total up to 100000 When Mr.. Carnegie was
asked about this he replied:
"I would rather say nothing about that. as am
doing nothing in the matter am going 10 F"~
burg on November to make an address al tne
opening OF the library which have given 10 'n'
city That is taking up my time now ana ."
not care 10 discuss other matters.
or late Il has been said that Mr.. Carnegie was "
favor OF having ship canal that wouid conns0'
Plttsburg with the great lakes ana thus ano'o =
method OF water transportation for ore ire" 'ns
great Northwest. Mr.. Carnegie said: The opeh'ns
Of a waterway between Pittsburg and the great
lakes would insure to the city that supremacy 10
the manufacture OF steel that she once enjoyed 10
the manufacture OF iron. ship canal Is esseh'isA
from the mouth OF tho Beaver River TO Lake rI'~
The Beaver River empties into the ONO '"en's
eight miles below Pittsburs think 'ha' sue"
Mr.. Carnegie said in speaking OF the business
outlook IN the iron and steel wane: r,. .,,v n
II had delightful visit In Ptttsourg Inc cry a..
beginning TO regain its accustomed prosperity a..ei
three years OF business depressi9n s,ee' ,n heen
benefited materially By the boom. for the reason s
that ali we're OF necessity compelled to contssc s
ahead al reduced prices. In many instances 49, ens
contracts at reduced rates cover the Work 20 DC a
until the end OF the present year out al m"s "a
facturers are hopeful. and look Forward 10 Al ~
OF better times There Is no better sign OF p,T sc
perlty in the whole land than the great p.oaJSSSs
OF coke. We Esve other signnaht sifns y. S
return Of prosperity. hut that Is pertinent en-
The political gossip about Presidential posson"''
led Mr.. Carnegie 10 say; - III. = an, FOR
I'VE have splendd timber on our SIDE; l am IN.
the nominee OF the Republican Nauonai Sonvs"v oS
whoavar Ia NAV be The contest between the Iar
ties AZ the present time is marked In our party
we have Ave splendid candidates On the e.. MID 70
haxe agreed upon any person a. sandidS,Ss
Ths co,,ntry will be safe in the hands OF any ous
ire cous,m' named nv the Republicans whether
p pa u xnsnn n" Harrison Mckinley. Morton or Reea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
| PUBLIC LIBRARY TRUSTEES IN SESSION.
THEIR FIRST MEETING HELD IN THE AsToR
ILBRARY-No ACTION ON THE SITE.

THEIR FIRST MEETING HELD IN THE AsToR
IIBRARY-NO ACTION ON THE SITE.
The first meeting of the trustees or the New
York Public Library took place yesterday In the
Astor Library. John Bigelow presided, and the
following trustees. representing the Astor and
Ienox libraries and the Tilden trust, were present:
Dr. Thomas NJ. Markoe. Henry Drisler. John l..
Cadwalader Stephen H. DIN, Edwin King. Daniel
Huntington Frederick Sturgss. Alexander Malt
land John 8. Kennedy. II. V. r. Kennedy, Will
lam Allen Butler. George l.. Rives, Andrew IL.
Green George ". Smith. Alexander f. Orr. i. Cass
I,edvard Samuel =. Avery and Philip Schuyler.
The absentees were Bishop Potter and S. Van Rens-
selaer Cruger
The meeting was conducted behind closed doors
and la sted nearly hours. 1t was expected that
some action would be taken on the subject OF a
Site for the new library. but nothing was done In
Board who were seen after the meeting would dis
cuss the matter. George J.. Rives, the secretary
of the Board said that only routine business was
transacted. Frederick Sturgiss, chairman or the
Finance Committee, reported on the FUNDS ana
securities of the three corporations, which have
been turned 10 the new library. The report
adopted as read. The Executive Committee,
made a report matters of detail and then MIR.
Cadwaader. representing the Committee on By
laws presented and read the bylaws which the
committee appointed for that purpose had for
mulated -,
After some discussion the report was laid on the
table until the next regular meeting, when VIII
take place the first Monday in November In the
Aston Library.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
NEWS MOTIFS FROM STATEN ISLAND.

The control OF the Hotel Castleton has been re-
linqushed by George Murray, who for some time
has been its manager.
A. ]. Outerbridge, OF New-BrghtoI. broke his
coarbone on Saturday while following the hounds
at the Meadowbrook Hunt. Long Island
The Good Government Club proposeJ holding
mass-meeting in the Hotel Casteton shorty. 1t is
expected that George NJ Pinney, jr, Republican.
whose election DisrictAttorney Is conceded, VIII
address the meeting as well Howard r. Bayne,
the Independent candidate for Assembly.
Michael Hannigan aged Twenty-Five years
resident OF Jersey-st.. New-Brghton, was found
lying on the sidewalk in an unconscious condition in
Fourth-st. at early hour yesterday morning by
a policeman. He was taken home and examined BY
a physician who found that his skull had been
fractured. The circumstances attending lianr!gan
injury are a mystery and II ia thought that he may
have been sandbagged with motive OF robbery
The trustees of New-Brghton will hold q meeting
this evening. The application OF Erastus Wnan for
an Independent entrance TO the ferry at St George
will be considered.
The Independent Democrats or anti Mu.hnites'
will nod a mass-meeting in Llnoieunville this even
Ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Washington, oct 2l.-Supreme Court OF the United
States Monday October a.
No II. Charles f. Simmons. trustee. ct al. APP
nellonts agt the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern Railroad Company ct al. and.
No. 70 The Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
Railway Company. appellant agt. Charles e. Sim
mons trustee Appeals from the Circuit Court Tor
the Southern District of Iowa.-Decfee reversed al
the cost OF the appellants in No. H. and cause re-
manded with directions to enter decree IN ac-
coriance with the opinion OF this Court opinion
by Mr.. Justice shlras CIR. Justice Brewer took no
pS No y 50. The DR.. l. A. Richmond Nervine, Com
pa apPeam ag A. s EShmGmd Ds APPgat of @
nois-Decree reversed with costs and case re-
manded further proceedings to be had therein
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Brewer
No 26 James Gfllan ct al. appellants, ag''
'' No 45 = No. g. Henry f. Mckee, appellant agt.
Robert Lamon. administrator, and. - . .,
appellants. agt Henry Z. Mckee Appeals from the
Supreme Court Of the District OF ss
to be had therein, in conformity with the opinion
OF this Court. Opinion by Mr. justice bro~n ro,,s
" Latrobe. executrix etc. Appeal from the Su-
preme Court of the District o. CoHm4ia i Wr
affirmed with costs. and interest. opinion by MI
no 20. The Sioux city and St. Paul Railroad Com
pany ct al appellants agt the tnte1 Sates Up n
peal from the Circuit Court for the northern Us, ,
trct of Iowa. Decree affirmed. Opinion by MI
No Il. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Rail
way Company. appellants. a8t the chitsu S'att
OF al ApDeal from the Circuit Court for the North
ern District Of Iowa.-Decree affirmed opinion D.!
No 30. The Sioux City and ST. Paul Railroad Com
pany plaintiff, in error, agt. Lewis Countrynan et
al In to the supreme court OF me otase b o
Iowa. judgment affirmed with costs OPINION oS
No 81 Robert Mccormic plaintiff in error agt. J.
D. Hayes In to the Supreme Court or the
State Of Iowa. Judgment reversed with costs anu
cause remanded for further proceedings consistent
with the opinion of this Court. Opinion by Mr..
Justice Harlan. ,,.,x l.,
error agt. Christian Rechel In error to the CIR
cult Court for the District OF Massachusetts Judg-
ment affirmed with costs. Opinion by Mt justice
Harlan
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock
The call for Tuesday October -, Will be as fol,
lows: Nos co. ca. S7s (orignaD. 49, 1876. 52s (and
$3.50. 42i. J47 and 479.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

srnreme Court-Genera Term-Recess.
nc Notion tataG.r s s1fs
o, s5 ad Nos 6s ass ass
s2s @ @ 1919 Az sc is go 2 s ? 3d. Ills 5o2s
Supreme court-specal Term-Part II-Bsfors Beck
m Supreme court%specaI Tem-Pari IiBefcre j.
SP opef al aGH Andrews to be
sen, from Part ~ TOR tra nn Thursday octo-
Der ~ -, n.,o-. ,.nro,os Nos c5s5
ooP aaeiS c4s a,42s s44ss S444ls 3i45k BACH
s4i7i. 34iss 33l 1898 1916, l4o8ls 35is 3''o Case
Hrit 'cour-Part Iv-Adjournsd until Monday oc,o
superior G ~ ,r s.:n I
Superior Ccurt-Equity Term-Before Dugro. J'-Nos
ISL sup ss &c eoSrirai IBeors sedswIck
c. JNcs 9s5, III lo2o 1895 100 cls a,r-, r,s.,u.r
Superior sO so1 lea 1 81 Iis !s csST
Nos. 73, 1896 $50. $50. os s92 $685. s9' ss' $685.
sS rasnGar ead at iSao WINS
EaOe,n O. Morris LOUIS ~ nET Marsase' I1Sy
o:so a. m; Louis Darms,adt, Sebastian Lind Rachel
pS%n PnD GSnE IA Arnold
opens at 1870 m No Day Salsnsar eger,cb mo
o. Gunther " Gui,her. Clear ,.,,-. pr,.or 1So.
o. G r. g 49, no cass unfinished sl,v
con9s sa los Io @ a $50 Gi2 Di iG4
-. 3! ISss T d 2 ESQ IsS i ai 1852 1872
Common Plcas-Tral Term-Part II-Before Bookstaver,
J.-Causes 10 be sent from Part Tor TRIAL. Ease "''
finished. ~. ~ ,,,....o, ,or cha
tern 49,. , ,,.,.,a
city Courts Special Tenn Before Botty. EMOTIONS
CIV Court-T'rlal Term-Tnrt I-BefOre Fltzsinons, j.
Xos 300 900 24 IA 707 42S pa, 225 226. 2Sl 2ss.
a3I 459 AGO 462 49, iGi 465. 46z 4O1. 4ds 40 4I4
Az I7G tsl 4S2 4s3 4s6 49, Clear
CITY Court-Tral Term-Part I1-Before Mccarthy. u
Ns 800 i,p Az Az. 40 $50. 945 1876. AZ, 4% AL
Cases unfinished. -, .,,., g.. A..
CITY court-Trial Term-Part Iv-Before Con.an. j.
short 1857 226l. 244O. ISL,
2ta9 9s2s 1896 1912 2423 2io5 2o7l 22s3 2oSh 2V'o
900 2j07 20s6 POST. 1896. Case unfinished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
THE COURTS.
A Rig SUIT BY THE GONERNMENi'
NEARLY QUARTER OF A MILLION pEMNNDi'O
FROM THE NORTH AMERICAN CoMMhn-
CIAL COMPANY FOR SEALS

NEARLY QUARTER OF A MlLLloN pT'|
FROM THE NORTH AMERICAN CONNER
CIAL COMPANY FOR SEALS
TAKEN OFF ALASKA
The case OF the United States against the North
American Commercial Company OF Cahlof"a W
recover s2l 2ss 81 due since April ]. 1922 on CON-
tract for the exclusive right of taking TUT seas On
the islands Of st. George and ST. Paul. IN the iei-
tory of Alaska was called for trial yesterday before
Judge Iacombe in the United States Circuit court
Carter & Ledyard appeared as counsel Ior .he
company and Assistant District-Attorney Ely Iol
the Government Counsel for both sides cohtehded
tina, the case was one OF such magnitude ana III
nortance that the trial could not possibly be COM
p,eted at the present term or court: ...,.o,
The Government leased to The North Hihei an
Commercial Company for twenty years iron. HaaS
/ 1890 the exclusive right to take seals III A.asna
Territory In consideration or TINS the on nP'ny
was to nay 10000 annually and q TAX OF y upon
each fur seal taken. Ii Is contended py tne Tos
eminent that during the year ending hprii l "a "a.
l6 O3I skins were taken making S32V@ due, IN anu,-
ton TO the years rent OF $4,000 and W. go 81 per
centage on the value OF the skins according 10 me
Agreement making total OF 2i,Z9s 81 me ne,
PENDANT company contends that under the assuineu
authority of the Secretary OF the treasury me me
ma lives of the Islands during that year Nied 10"
seals Of which the company was deprived
Owing TO the intricacies In the case IL was ad-
tourned TO the next term OF court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
FJREMEN OVERCOME BY GAS.

A pr,AzE IN A NoRFoLK-sT. CELLAR-DEsTRtC-
TIVE FIRE IN LUMBER YARD.
,,,o ersmen were temporarily overcome by gas
l., o,,o- ,ast evening at a fire at No. 81 Norfolk
:. ,rha cellar WAS nearly filed with iron bedsteads
o..rasses and excelsior for packing In trying to
-. =, tho DANES the firernen had to fling some OF
,ha material In the cellar from one part or II To
,o,hor One of the bales of excelsior smashed
casrtna and the gas escaped. Two men OF Engine
connanv No H. and the three of Hook and Ladder
No * were so affected by inhaling the gas that
,bav had 10 be carried of the cellar. An amDu-
lo,ca surgeon from Gouverneur Hospital revived
tber, all In a short time, and the men returned TO
,boir quarters They are Assistant Foreman
Thomas Doherty and Daniel Burke. OF Engine Com
many No H. and Henry Swicker. Charles UDer-
camp and James Young, of Hook and Ladder COM
pany No. IS -, e,.o, 1,o,a,s
'Tsc fire wa accidentally caused by Samuel Iegeis
the propre;or Of the place. VINO went INTO the Ger
lar 70 show a mattress TO a customer, ara nroppsu
the end Of burning match on so"le eN0ei'o'' i"'
\ Ere occurred at 1:30 o'clock yesterday after
as fhe yellow Pine Lumber Company, which occu-
MES both sides OF Frst-ave from One-nundred-and-
tWcntv-ff:h-st to -hundred--and-twenty sew
epth-st The first sign or the nre was sheet OF
dame which burst from a shed. 5gxlOJ rect III ex-
tent. and % Feet high which stood on tne corner
Of one ty-sXth-st ard First ave-
and was filed with yellow pine lumber. dense
cloud OF smoke accompanied the flames. and spread
10 the southwark before a strong northwest whd
her thirty feet high and extending to One-hundred-
and twenty-nfth-st. There was great excitement
i'm the hborhood the fire seized on pie AFTER
pile and the heat became so Intense as 10 endaiger
All the lumber In the yard and the nearby property
To the west Of the lumber pile. and opening on
on both sides by stables, I'm which were hfteen
horses These stables were in immediate danger OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
CUCKOO CLOCKS, S3.95
&C.,: Sm &{&{4as$>@ :;:
truction. and the horses were rescued with diff
SUCCESSORS ToAJ.SIEWAa1 d

destruction and the horses were rescued with dif-
fcuty -, 49, oo, 40
Actin, Chief Of Battalion j. Favey arrived ne sent
out a third alarm, which summoned eight additiohai
eght nowerSlIl streams were brought to bear on the
flames 1t was feared that all the lumber IN ,ne
various wards valued at $500 CO., would be destroyed
hut the 'fremen worked with such vigor that they
succeeded in coniinlng the fire to space ABOUT hu
Observation-Disclosures and Flrst-ave. In half
an hour the flames under control
The owners of the lumber yard believe that .he
nth fire that has occurred on the premises in the
last two months and all the previous fires are also
believed TO have been of ncendiary origin Tne
firm says that the lumber yards have been me re-
sort or tramps and vicious persons, and that the
watchrnen have been instructed TO drive them out
IL Is believed that some OF the men thus driven out
set the fire for revenge. - .oo ooo <,,
The loss by yesterdays fire Is about S2ooo fuily
covered By insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
THE p 7. BIRyUM FURNITURE AT AUCTION

There was a large crowd facing William b. Nor
man. the auctioneer when in the Fifth Avenue
Auction Rooms No. 23s Fifth-ave, yesterday az
ternoon the sale OF lot Of fine drawing room. din
ing-room. library and bedroom furniture consigned
by d. Fish, the executor OF the estate OF p. T.
Barnum, and Mrs. j. J. Wysong was begun The
furniture included designs Of the times OF Louis
XIV XIV and XVI. and modern designs some
deliberately carved dining-room chairs in ma
hogany q Steinway plano in rosewood case. and
many other valuable articles from the Barnum
homestead in Bridgeport. Other contributions to the
long list offered included fine Vernis-Martin
cabinet a number Of carved paror suits. some
antique Oriental rugs, u unique antique table
with Sevres plaque representing Louis XVI ana
ladies of his court. and the usual array or line
furniture of all sorts to be found in these rooms
Bidding at the sale not particularly lively.
this state Of affairs being due mainly 10 the fact
that the cheaper articles Included in the frst
DAYS lists. There few numbers which reached
the 800 mark and the majority did not reach more
than one-auarter that figure. The offerings of the
following days Of the sale, which ends Friday.
will be of a much higher class than those OF yes
terlay and higher prices Will probably be obtained
Thursday evening VIII be devoted to the sale OF q
list Of paintings by wel-known American and
foreign artists. consigned by Mrs; Wysong ana
others. This sale will begin at o'clock, the alter
sales beginning at O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
RrTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Barrett in the Supreme Court yesterday
fined W. T. d. Stokes $100 for non-attendance Tor
Jury duty on October 7. Mr. Stokes sent letter
by another person saying that ne had met with an
injury Judge Barrett said that letters are not ac-
ceptab.e In such cases as the law contemplates a
personal appearance
Judge Lawrence has handed down decision IN
the Supreme Court I'm favor OF the Aetna Insurance
ComDany I'm its suit against the Mayor to recover
taxes on bank stock held by the company for the
years 1886 1857 and 1888.
iohn Delahunty has been appointed receiver by
Judge Beach In the proceedings against George w.
Proctor Knott whose wife Eleanor Is suing MIN TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Beach. j.
Ralph W. Industrial Manufacturing Company I'm re
KrilyJ-Eugene II. Pomeroy -
Goodman Mer-George II. Hart
Field VS. Curtis-Charles l.. Rogers:
Forbes vs. Beokwith-Augustus C. Brown
Fountain y. Quinn-Eugene Durnih -, VI, a., 4,
people etc Metropolitan Cooperative Building anu
Loan Assoclation--Francis u. Iowrey.
Noers VS.. Ward-John a. Foley.
Clark vs. Cammann-C;eorge l.. Rvea
Common Pleas.
By Glegerch J.
wader ". Bradey-Richard NJ. Henry.
by Pryor. j.
u,ait,c. Muller Co VS. Valentine-Stuart F. Randolph
Superior Court.
BY Gildersleeve J.
Gutw,llig VS. Weedeman-George T. Mott
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Beach. J.
rteanor Knot. vs. George W. i. Knott-John Deahunty
Maer Of Mercantile Cash Register Company-C Arthur
CCGn
Common Pleas
BY Pryor. ].
Wallace. Muller & Co. Napoleon Valentlne-Henry
i. McGOwn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
pELyGHTYUL aANscOyrIYEyrAL TOURS

California Is generally recognized as about the
mos, attractive and popular winter resort In Amer
lea For reaching that land OF perpetual spring.
Raymond & whitcombs system OF trains provides
comforts and luxurles otherwise unattainable. In
California the passenger secures reduced hote,
rates, and car exercise his own choice as to time
and place OF sojourn. and the route and time OF
dining cars are employed In every Instance An
illustrated descriptive circular giving fuil particu-
Whitanmh No Al East Fourteenth-st.. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
MEMS FURNISHINGS


From all the famous English makers. These As they
come.
Newest English Puff Scans, neat designs 81 and
$l25. Teeks and Four-in-hands, 7Sc and 81. In
proved Ascots, SELF adjusting, 81 and SI.1G
For.n-hands, extra large and flowing ends, q and
$lS0
Imported De JonvIIe Scars, plain and shot slIu.
basket weave, 7Sc; were $l.26
Mems Tecks, Four-in-hands, Band Bows and String
Ties, Csc; regularly soc.
Mems cable sewn Walking Gloves, 81 pair
Dents Gloves, lined and unlined
Mems English cotton Half Hose, medium and heavy
weight, black, tan and slate, double soles, heels
and toes, sizes to IL, Soc pair.
Mems heavy weight fast black cotton Half Hose, TX,
B for 81.
English Golf and Bicycle Hose, checks, plads and
plain colors, $l.1s to $3.50 pair.
Broadway and Ninth Street
FIVE CARPET PRICES
ANY one Of them enough to make the reputation q
Carpet store
ST. 2j Administers, so.
ST. 25 Velvets SOC.
ST. 25 5-fame Body Brussels, Soc.
81 Moquettes SOC.
75c 1O-wire Tapestry 4Sc.
s5c Ingrains, best, 4Se.
Third Floor.
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS
No better time to round out the assortment. Any
thing you care for.
Dan,ask Table Cloths, 2Hx2l yds. to 2Ilx4 yds,
s. to $3.50; were s. O. to $3.50.
Damask Table Cloths French designs 211x2X and
2Hx3 yds. IS and 50.
Fine bordered Lunch Cloths, fine grades. newest tint,
knotted fringe Doyes to match, 2x2H and 2x3
yds., 81 and $&75; good value at s. and g..
Lunch Cloths, coored border, plain fringe, TX yds
long, $l.2s; regularly sl.65
Large heavy nap, white Turkish Bath Towels, u,
ea ,,dR
Fourth Avenue.
BED BLANKETS
have right to be much higher in price, but you'd never
think it from these Good, white Blankets, sS.7S to u
pair Pure wool Blankets fine, soft, delightfully."- warm,
62xSO in, 5000 s0xs2 in, $3.50
1880 in. $3.50 S4xSS in, SLIGO
Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS

TIC five minutes. take one minute even-lust enough
for Glance over the Rotunda display. Youll see more
Of Dress Goods novelty and beauty than the same space
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