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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
ANTI-sCALrING CAMPAIGN.
Mercantile and RAILWAY Conference
10 BE Held In st. Louis shortly.


ST LOUIS, Nov. (Spcclal.l-The board
OF directors OF the Interstate Merchants As
ISOLATION q ST. Louis have decided TO hold
mercantile and railway conference IN this
city Nov. -. TO arrange fer a campaign in
favor OF the anu-scalPing Law nov before
congress. Representa- ives from the CONNER
cial organizations Of all the principal cities
in the United States viii De invited By the
association 10 meet and banquet al the Mer~
camille club in St. Louis 20 accomplish what
Is desired.
II IS the intention OF the Interstate Mer-
chants association 10 make this occasion the
largest and most representa- i've gathering Of
the kind ever held IN this country. The
sni-sCslping movement was Endorsed at the
last meeting OF the Interstate Merchants ss-
ISOLATION in $. Louis and this meeting
Is 10 be held for the purpose Of arousing q
more general interest IN the pending legis-
lation. President Strauss. referring 10 the
proposed meeting yesterday. said.
Ticket scalpilg is great and e grow
Ing evil. and II not only promotes tricksry
and forgery. but s usually tbs cause OF the
frequent rate wars which are so disastrous
20 both the railroad and commercial inter
ests OF the country. Merchants and raiiroz3 Z
men in al parts o. The country are begin
ming 10 learn that their Interests are mutual
and are Joining hands 10 work for their
common interest
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
G. A. r.. Fund. Released.

e. y. Leayens. assistant Quartsrmastsr
general, @. A. R.. deoartment OF Minnesota
Will get back the $3.50 Of department funds
he had in the Auemannia bank az The time
OF Its failure. or there win be a hitch IN the
reorganization.
Judge Lewis issued an order yesterday an
nulling the reorganization order so far az
Mr. LeaTens was concerned. II was shown
that Mr.. Leayens had 10 notice OF The pro-
csedings leading up TO the reorganization.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

Comptroller McCardy has refused to audit
the claim passed by the council allowing
Nels J. Ness $500 for work done on the Ray
moDd avenue bridge before the contract was
signed by the city.
The letter from the comptroller will be
sent 10 the assembly at its meeting tomor-
row night. The comptroller takes the ground
that az the contract was never entered into
between Ness and the city. there is no legal
claim.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
SANTA re IN FRISCO.
Has Finally Secured Terminal Fa-
ciIities There.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. I5.-It Is stated
on good authority thar the Santa Fe has
secured terminal facilities in this city. The
property chosen by the company is situated
adjacent to the Spear street wharf. Part Of
the land is a. present occupied by the HE.h-
away warehouse. The Santa Fe Wiz havs
the entire block bounded by Spear Naia
Harrison and Bryant streets. IN addition 20
a number OF water lots adjoining. NegOtIa-
lions looking % the purchase OF the prop
erty have been in progress since President
Ripley, OF the Santa Fe. left here few
weeks age. and the fact Is now made pub
lie that bond has been secured upon the
property within the past few days ana tie
nrst instAllment OF the purchase price paid
over 10 the owners While the purchase OF
tbs properly has not been hna'ly consum-
mated, Dsg0usrtons have reached the point
where thu deal IL almost al accomplished
fact.
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Mr.. web.ter TaII<. n pit.

met tonight and approved the report OF the
council cauysssing board. passed the election
expense budget amounting 20 is.0OG and
heard Fred NJ. Powers take the oath OF Of
fee a. alderman from the L ghth ward. elect
I'd 10 l.l the vacancy caused by the resgna-
ton of Edward T. Webster. In addition 20
this. AID. Powers Was given an opportunity TO
make his maiden speech, and Mr. Webster
who was present al the meeting, was induced
20 make few remarks.
Il have lost the election Mr.. Webster
said but have not lost. either IA the cam
paign or the council. my self respect. and
that 1 would rather have than be mayor Of
MinneanolLa durnE all my remaining yeaIs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

the municipal court Is under fire I'm the pro-
ceedings Instituted by e. J. Darragh, gar
nisheeing So deposited as bail by Nellie
Glover. the negress known as Lady Jane"
When Lady Jane" was fined there remained
with Clerk Conroy s25 above the penalty
Mr.. Darragh garnished the money for at
torney's fees, and Justice Johnson decided
the case in Dir. Dsrragh's favor. Now Lady
Jane, through her attorney, has appealed
the case to the municipal court
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

counsel for The protective committee Of the
English Central Pacific stockholders. an
nounced today that he has received a cable
gram from London % the effect that the Eng
lish committee. through one o. its members
Dir. Marshcad. has commenced representa-
tive action TO restrain the board OF directors
OF the Central Pacific Railway company
from putting a new mortgage on the prop
erty 10 take up the government loan and
the present first mortgage.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Carpenters Union Mect,ng.

At the meeting Of the carpenters' union
last night fifteen members were admitted
1t was reported that the contractors are IN
favor OF a nine-hour day II the union Is
strcng enough TO maintain II. II was also re-
ported that no member OF the union is out
OF work. but on the other hand there Is
demand for men.
The business agent has opened an Office in
Assembly halls and will spend some time
each day attending 10 such matters may
need It,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

HASTINGS Minn.. Nov. ls.-tSpecial -
Hon. Charles Espenschied. OF 81; Louis. vas
honorsd at the Gardner by being rendered
q splendid bauques by his Hastings friends
10 commemorate the completion OF the re-
building % she Gardner roller mill. %
which he Is owner. and equiQping il with
the latest and Improved machinery aud in
creasing its capacity from Go barrels 10
1000 Per day K is operated under the able
management q Seymour Carter. late Of
Quincy IL
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
q. & o. branching ont.

TOLEDO. Nov. 15.-The action OF Calvia S.
Brice. in securing the Pittsburg & Western.
ostensibly 10 build a trunk line, has. Il =
reported. set on foot negotiations between
the Baltimore < Ohio and the Wheeling &
Lake Erie. whereby the latter road viii be-
come q part OF the Baltimore & Ohio system
The deal Vii amount. Il IL SAID. 10 an out
right purchase 81 the Wheeling 4 necessary,
20 complete the Baltimore d OHIO system
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Accuses Christ Johnson.

Christ Johnson, employed at the Griffin
Wheel works, in East 81. Paul wag charged
In the police court yesterday with being the
man whom Officer Jorgens0n attempted 10
arrest last Sunday night on Arcade street,
for striking a woman
The charge against Johnson is assault and
battery. He denied the accusation and tha
case went over for hearing tomorrow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
ELKs' SPECIAL TRAIN
Viz st. PauI & puluth railroad.

Via ct. Paul & Duluth Railroad.
Saint Paul Lodge Of Elks viii visit Still
water Lodge tonight and special train VIII
leave ST. Paul al 60 ?. M for Saltwater, on
the Saint Paul & Duluth Railroad Return
ing the sDecisl train win leave the Prison
City" az 1855 B. m. and Supt. Smith. Of
the Street Railway Co. has kindly CONSERVED
70 hold the electric cars until The a-rEal OF
the Special E-ks' Tran in St paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. ia fatal accident
occurred at Rogers, d small station on the
Great Northern railroad. in the farther end
OF Henuepln county. this afternoon. By the
falling OF a shed Arthur McMauus was crush
cd 70 death Coroner Dennis received u tele-
gram 20 this effect tonight Further par
uculars were not given. Deputy Coroner
Frank Dennis went 10 the Of the
cdgnt
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Nov. 15.-At:orneys
for the Wisconsin Central receivers today re-
celved notice from Judge jenkins sanction
Ing the issue OF SloO0. 60 In Bonds, applied
for yesterday. The receivers will now be
able 70 purchase the equipment they desire,
and viii 10 large degree replace much Ct
the rolling stock now in use
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Grain Stnrkn nnrned

ST. CLOUD. Nov. l5.-CSpeciall-T loss
q four stacks % grain 50 the town OF
Haven IS reported this morning TIE
shocks burned during the night and as
they were on the center Of a large field. far
away from any IRE. IL Is thought thar the
pipe. The loss is estimated At SIS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

WINONA. MINI. Nov. 15-tSpecial. The
creamery az Stockton last evening vas en-
tered by thieves and butter 70 the value OF
Sl09 carted away. In addition 20 this the
parties did an immense amount Of damage
oyer'urning milk tubs and running the ma
chinery. Ii is believed that a horse and
wagon was used 20 carry away the butter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Bishop Cotter,s Ftftr-Fourth.

MIN0\A. MINI. Nov. 15.-{Speclal The
Catholic residents OF this city and the students
CT the Winona Catholic seminary are pFepar-
ing 10 tender the RL Rev. Bishop Cotter s
reception on the occasion o. his nfty-fcurth
birthday. which occurs next SATURDAY.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
New Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars
For New York

Leave Chicago 10:3O a. m. dtily via Pennsyl-
Yania Short Lines, arrive Twenty-rhird Street
Station New York City 2:35 next afternoon.
This train. No. 20 also carries elegant new
yestibule coaches Chicago TO New York. aad
Pennsylvania Dining Car serving all meals
en- route Other through trains for New York
via Pennsylvania Short Lines leave Chicago
p. m, $50 p. m, SIS p. m. and IL p. N.
every day. For details address ]. N. Greayes.
Travelling Passenger Agt.. Gil Guaranty Bldg.
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
TWO TRIED TO ESCAPE
PAIR OF MEN WHO HELD UP
GREAT NORTHERN ATTEMPT
TO GET AWAY
0vERHAULED BY SHERIFF
Falls Because OF the Number Of
Strange Men In the City-The
SIX Men Arrested to Be Tried in
jail - General News of the
Northwest.

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Nov. 15.-
(Speciai.)-The six men arrested at
Moorehead, suspected OF being the
gang which held up a Great Northern
train last Thursday night, were
brought TO this city today. Great
crowds were at the station and follow
ed to the Jail. An attempt was made
by two Of them, who were handcuffed
together, to get away in the crowd by
rapid walking and pushing, but they
We're soon overhauled by Sheriff Bill
lings Almost at the same time an ef-
fort was made by one or two men on
the streets to communicate with the
prisoners. A good deal OF alarm is felt
at the presence OF a number of strang-
ers in the city, who seem 20 be wait
ing for something. The preliminary
hearing Of the suspects will not occur
until next Wednesday. as both the
state and the defendants want more
time 10 prepare evidence. The hearing
VIII occur in jail. as 1t is not deemed
safe to try them in open justice court.
The grand jury meets next week. so
their trial VIII speedily follow. Every
indication shows the desperate charac-
ter Of the men.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Divorced an UastInEs.

HASTINGS Nina. Nov. 15.-fSpeesal -
Judge F. NJ Crosby has granted an absolute
divorce 70 Mrs. Brown. OF this city. from
her husband. Capt. Elmer E. Brown upon
he grounds q dessrrion. Her maiden name
was Miss He,sn Mas Lbbsy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Lost and Found.
20 Words or Less, 20

70 " Ords or Less, ZOc.
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CAPE LOST-Mink shoulder cape; has Gun
ther. New York, label sewed on inside I'm
ing; lost about l:20 to 2:15 p. m. yesterday
Summit ard Payne av. and Paramount av
and Crocus hill district Sixth st. to Ryan
hotel. Liberal reward upon return TO Ryan
hotel.
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nnnnge hr Bic.

RED WING. MINI, Nov. 1h-(Special -
Fire in he engine room q the Red Wing
Furniture works did considerable damage.
and E. c. Eaten, engineer. was severely
burned about the face and body.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

MINNEAPOLIS Nov. IA large BAH was
given this evening IN Masonic Temple as the
annual of the $ h. Olson Employees Mutual
Ala society. 70 was attended by 600 en-
pl0yes and their friends.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
GLOBE IN MINNEAPOLIS.

subscribers and Dealers should leave
their orders at the MINNEAPOLIS Book
Exchange, 20 Washington Avenue
South
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
DEATHS OF A DAY.

HAVANA. Nov. l5.-The remains Of the
late Col. Williams, chief quartCrmaater, were
conveyed today 10 the steamer Saratoga for
shipment North. Rear Admiral Sampson,
Gen. Kane Gen. Butler. Col. Clous, the
British consul, a number % friends OF tho
deceased and the American newspaper cor
respondents accompanied the body from the
cemetery 10 the wharf. The route followed
by the funeral procession was lined by
crowds OF people. Tho casket containing
the remains was covered with the Stars and
Stripes.
RED WING. MINI. Nov. Is -lspeclalD-
Jonas Peterson. Tor forty years "a business
man here. died this morning aged 50 years
-GcUrre Post. OF Wacouta died this morn
ing, aged 81 Burglars catered the
residence OF william kiub and stole Si7:
clue.
HOPKINS. Mimi. Nov 15.-Mrs Belinda
NJ. Dow. au old and highly esteemed resi-
dent Hopkins MINI and vile o. Daniel
r. Dow. t'.t this afternoon al 2.30 o'clock.
Qgod siNtF-soYeu years. Deceased leaves a
family of three children. Lltwellyn Dow.
Name Dow and Charles Hamilton.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. l6.-Jsmes Rich
Aris1u, the largest cotton planter in the
world. diod suddenly tonight a. heart dis
ease uer his residence at Rencit. Miss.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
START FOR GEORGIA.

Fifteenth Regiment of MInnexofn
Starts From Camp Meade.
Gov. Clough yesterday received a
telegram from Capt. F. ]. Burrows,
dated Camp Meade. saying that the
Fifteenth regiment left Camp Meade
for their new camp in Georgia at noon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Medical.
GhirOpodisas.

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~O~~~~~~~O~-N-~~~~~~~O~IO-
LOCKWOODS Good Luck Salye; best thing
for sore feet :all druggists she'd 10 IRA.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Can BAN BE Garnished.

The legality OF the garnishment Of ban
money placed in the hands OF the clerk Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
hotels.


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WORKINGMEN'S HOME-An new, remod-
eled, furnished; large reading and sitting
room. a good, cheap home for the winter
Office l27 East Eighth ST, corner Eighth
and Robert.
HOTEL IMPERIAL - New remo1eled fur
nished steam heated rooms with all con-
veniences; cheap for the winter. IL East
Eighth, near Wabasha
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16

Want No More Mortgages.
NEW YORK. Nov. IL ]. Morrison.
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agents and Agencies,
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WANTED-Dealers TO handle our line OF
Plttsburg Stogies. Four sample boxes OF
our brands. with prices. etc., sent texpres-
sage prepaid upon receipt OF 81. Address
Lion Stosie Co, Pittsburg. Pa,
WANTED-Lady 70 travel; salary and ex-
penses paid; also lady for home work on
salary. Address D "a. Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-16
Help Wanted Females.
Rooms for Rent.
90 words or Less,

HSJIES Fyi TSIssl
90 words Less, Toe.
AT HOTEL FEY, corner Cedar and Seventh
SITS, steam-heated, furnished rooms by day
or week single or en- suite. at reasonable
prices
COLLEGE Az. IS WEST-Fine furnished
rooms, gas, bath. steam heat; moderate
rent.
FIFTH ST. 124 WEST-For rent furnished
front room with alcove heated; suitable
for two gentlemen: $40 or month
IN THE ALBlON-FurnIshed room with
bath. Call Il o'clock Sunday at Flat D.
or IS Wet Fourth st.
R0OM-A nicely furnished room ON
DRyton's BLUFF; hot water heat,
gas, bath and all modern con-
veniencest breakfast fl desired;
no other rOomcrs; rent reason
able. Address 100. Globe.
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Horses and Carriages.

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FIVE CARLOADS of good second hand log
glng horses are on Barrett & Zimmerman s
horse market, Minnesota Transfer. st. Paul
and Will be sold at any price; investigate.
FOR SAL-E-A good horse, phaet5n and har-
ness al a bargain. Cal or address G. E. H.
$50 Jackson st.
HORSES-Ali kinds OF horses constantly on
hand at @. ". Wentworth & Cos. South ST.
Paul.
LOGGING RSES-Three car loads heavy
horses just arrived. weighing from I 600 TO
/ 500 pounds. for sale. Come and see IN N
at Midway Stables Minnesota Transfer ST.
Paul. Brown Dickey.
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Financial.

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HOME MONEY TO loan on good security at
moderate rates without charge Tor com
mission. at tbs State Savings Bank. Ger
mania Lie Bldg. 18th and MINI. SITS
MONEY TO LOAN-s10 to 500 OF household
furniture, pianos. &c, without removal
loans can be paid in installmoats. private
Offices. confidential. MiuresctI No tgage
Lean Co.. ST Pioneer Press Bui ding.
MONEY loaned ~ Ike policies. or bought l.
r Vsn Norman. Guar. Ble=.. Minneapolis
ST. PAUL MERCHANT wants to borrow
$50 70 81 Co fer sixty days from private
psrty. good security. D IS. Globe
WANTED TO BORROW, from rr.r a.e parry
$500 20 s.. 600. g.lt-edge security o5ner geIs
position; good salary. g. G 3D.
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Personal,
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O~O0~~-~-~~~~~@-~~~~~N0--N
BLOOD poisoning, primary, secondary and
tertiary, colored spots, mucous patches m.
mouth. ulcers and sores. Guaranteed per-
manent cure. Universal Vitaline Co, Box
H. Hammond Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
THE ANSTERDAM-AVE. DECISION.
PROPERTY OWNERS MAY TAKE THE CASE TO THH
COURT OF APPEALS.

John Mcdonald one OF the cousel for property
owners In Amsterdam yesterday received M
formation from the clerk OF tho Appellate Division
OF the Supreme Court In Albany that a decision
had been handed own in the Amsterdam-ave, four
track railroad case sustaining the position taken by
the State Board OF Railroad Commissioners. In his
Office. at No 80 Broadway. Mr.. Mcdonald explained
the case as Il had been presented TO the Court.
He said 10 a Tribune reporter:
The Board OF Railroad Commissioners granted
TO the Metropolitan Traction Company which has
the lease OF the two inside tracks in Amsterdam
ave. approval OF a proposed change OF motive
power from horses TO electricity which change
has been put into operation by the company. Sub
sequenty In 1897. the Commissioners granted SINH
lar approval to tho Third Avenue Railroad Com
pany which leases the two outside tracks In Am.
sterdam-ave No notice was served upon the
owners OF property abItting Amsteriam-ave.
OF the requests made by either OF the companies 10
make such change OF motive power When the
known vigorous protests were ma lie by people living
on the avenue. and they caused motion 10 90
hearing OF the applications In order that evidence
might he introduced to show how inim!cal the
changes OF motive power would be 10 property and
pcrs"ns several hearings were held before tho
Commission. and many protests were filed. includ-
Ing those by Mayor Strong. the Board OF Aldermen.
the Board OF Fire Commissioners the Board ot Ed.
ucation and the managers OF many OF the .arss
Commission decided that. after having granted me
approvals it had no power 10 change or modify its
The people in Amsterdam-ave then caused an
application TO be made 10 the Supreme Cour; Tor q
writ OF certiorari review this action. The ap-
commanded 10 produce before the Appellate Di-
vision OF the Supreme Court IN Albany. It's papers
and reasons for its action. The case was argued
in March the Board OF Railroad Commissioners
being represented by the Attorney-GeneraL Inc
Court took the under advsement. ana ysster'
dav handed down a decision sustaining the deter
mlnation OF the Railroad Commssoners II Is pro
posed that appeal be taken TO the Court o, Ap,
meals when the opinion OF the Appellate Division
is received and the grounds for sustaining the &C.
ton OF the Commission are made known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
SALE OF MAHOGANY FURNITURE.

Tho sale OF antique and modern furniture. which
WAS begun Wednesday at tho Fifth Avenue Auction
Rooms. No 25s Fifth-ave.. was continued yes'er-
a,v afternoon The attendance was fair. although
M, as large as on the previous day. Many pieces
Of mahogany furniture were offered. and they at
tracted more interest than anything else. set OF
eight English dining chairs In solid mahogany with
carved backs sold for Nl5 a fair estimate OF the
80, of nrtces may be made from tho following
sales: A solid San Domingo mahogany extension
table with twisted legs. 81: an antique mahogany
dressing bureau with serpent!ne front and huted
columns ST.; an antique mahogany loung'. NS. an
old solid mahogany secretary and bookcase com
bined. sl2 80 and carved English plate rack, SIS 90
A number OF small solid mahogany pieces such as
toilet stands and candle stands. brought. on inc
average. S. , - u,u .
dishes and trays Lowestoft. stanordshre stoke
Delft and many old porcelains old brass pieces or
every description Including several old Dutch
pieces: old pewter end Persian hammered cups ana
bowls and two chasubles, In heavy Old brocade
aud gold trimming 49,, . -. a
The sale will be continued this afternoon at .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
PROGRESS OF THE CARPET SALE.

Tho auction sale OF carpets in the warerooms OF
w G. J. Sloane No. 81 10 East EIshtechth-s'''
wa. continued yesterday by tho sale OF between
"a co and % 900 rolls or about $1,000 yards OF car
net including mostly grades OF Administer. tapes
tries and rugs. The total amount OF carpet placed
on sale for tho week was 10000 yards. Tho at
tendance at yesterdays sale was large. a mem
her Of the firm said that some grades OF tapestries
had brought q lower price than AT any previous
soio evc- held by the firm. even when WOO! was on
49,, .o. ust He added TINT tho bottom prices had
nrohablv been reached. however. and mat me
ip,os,ries "a a whole would be the most successful
taps 30 wook's sale The largest buyers were
pa pa, present Yesterday evidently not desiring tho
eTadss on sale Among the buyers are reptesehta-
s.nu'1 - yearly every large carpet and furnishing
ives % n The country agents being present from
Boston philadelphia WasnngIGn F s. nogis
rn Erancisco, louisville. Albany. E9chcser
portland Ore. and Denver John T. "ihe'o'nB
.he euctioneer.