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New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

port News. Richm nd Newport News and Richmond
salamanca C3rl. Curacao. etc; George clyde Whining
ton. y .. and GeorCctown. &, Nacoochee savannah
TEE MOVEMENTS OK STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Llve-ool. oct 22-Arrl',3. steamer Campanla (Bh
Walker. Neu-Iork: Taur.s CBD. smith New-fork
Isle - Wight. oct 22-Passed steames Massapesui
oBrl Cook New York flr Hun; Cuden Br) sandersoa
New York for Amsterdam.
Lizard oct 22-Passed steamers Ia Champagne (Frl
Poirot. New York for Havrc: Southwark OBI. Benc%
New York for Antwerp.
Dover. Oct - lassei steamer Friesand tBelg NICK
els. Antwerp sor New-l ork.
therbourg oct el-Sa,lcd. steamer Augusta Viciori
GER. Kaempff 0roT Hamburg and Southampton, New
York.
Aarhuus Oct 20-Arriyed. steamer Borreo DAM
Schack. New-lork.
Eew-York. Cape .omlrin tBD, Seabrock. New-York
Bremen. Oct 2-Salled steamer Oldenburs tGefl
Gothemann. New York.
Antwerp oct 2?-sailed. steamer Friesland BesA
Nickels. NewYork. -,
AMSTERDAM oct 22-sanei. steamer Edam ,Dutchh
Havre oct 22-saied. steamer La Toursne CFr). san
tell New York. - ca.
Melbourne OCT 2i-Arryei. previously steamer FC
salisbury tT}r) Salmon. New York via Adelaide. -.
Pernafnbuco. oct 2o-Arrived steamer Havelus 'be'o
s,sniedon New York for Rio Janeio. -
81 Lucia oct 2O-Saiei steamers 81 Mnian lbrhh
Usynes from New-YorD. Valparaiso. etc Calico tbeSb
Fisher from Rio Janeiro. etc). New York - ...
pahia no date Arrived. steamer Hevelus tbeish s~
n,edon New York for Rio Janeiro
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
pPTyCETON'S ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED.

Princeton. y. j.. Oct. 22.-The anniversary OF the
founding of Princeton was celebrated to-day with
commemorative exercises In Alexander Han. Inc
trustees faculty and alumni proceeded IN full aca-
denic costume from the Chancellor Green Library
70 Alexander Hall where the address OF the day
was delivered by Daniel c. Gilman, president OF
the Johns Hopkins University.
President Gilman. who was member oi 'i'e
Venezuelan Commission and was appointed mem
Der OF the War investigating Comml1ission snbs Mfs
introduced by President Patton. Ut 'iliha" '"
iect was Books and Politics. - ,r,ro
The candidates for honorary degrees wefe dean
duced nv the Rev Dr. James q. Murray, the "oalt
of ,he University faculty The honorary degree o.
Doctor Of was conferred on the HTy
nam Kuyper professor OF the free hlNrtIsIl,i, ,
Amsterjaln and Or. Dicey, professor OF hhslSl
law in oxford University.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
CoyPT CtLEND4RS FOR MONDAY.

Appellate DyonSgf5g' Tc(r nefcr~ recan
j. Giiersleeye and Gieesrch JceIMT ~ o9&fns & at 20
a N Mo,ns ,,een, ApTTa 81 Ci,y court, Nos and Ap
peals Municipal Court 80 To- - egra 1nSul f-
-M1;em calendar osl,d at 1890 a. m =, c.,o,
J11oSr, opens 1880 FS part Tt ms'ies' dts n,
Supreme Cour-spccial rermraar-- ~! 80 sos
f,eS csuses Nos sis 1884. 2oi2 1871 i'-i 2o5' N''
sanro,,e court-spocia Term Part lv3efoIe sH H.
3%% SGaSs ana faet Is i27s 1913 1882 i-'' 1872 Case
u"l'1;ul saprer Court Special Tern-Part N-Be'ore '
JA9 ;Tg.1e nay 5art special E.frhoT
ir Motions % 10 sent from Sge,a' vii i;eir F-eed
Jcs- on 80 22s seaman Bank for Sa'lns'
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Case qn, Cnour-Trin Tern-rar NBefre Dugro. j.
hpi,sgd cour,-Tra Par, 1-Adjourned for
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Adan Causes t. b. sent fron preferred calendar Tor
Su-roesfc's Court-Chn nhers Before Arnold S-Court
oncns a, 1o:3o a. m Wills for probate: Margaret T.
Short,u Anna c Holbrook. James Campbell 'naries r
Alien Al 1870 a. m Caroline Merz Daniel Doyle Marie
Krnttinger II a. IN. Solomon Bachmahh "'iiam
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Cohen. j.
Zpper agt. F1ansgan-Comelius HUH.
C5sgrove agt. Observation-Disclosures MatthswA
Small sgt James-Lswn n SeheueF.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.

The Epworth League will hold Harvest Home
meeting in the Highland Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church this evening. At the presbyterian
Church the Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor will hold missionary service Inc
meeting OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union VIII
be led by Mrs f. Guertin Al the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms the O'Clock meeting
for men will he led by Seymour Searles.
Returns from the several election districts OF
this town indicate that the registration TINS year
will be equal that Of last year, and In some as
trics slightly increased
The Rev H. G. Fithian. for the last eleven years
in charge of the Broadway Mission AZ this place
has resigned and will preach his farewell sermon
next Sunday evening. ,-
Henry c. Miller, drawn 10 serve as grano juror
al the November term Of the County Court. is the
only iuryman drawn from this town for that court
Professor William Rice. OF Wesleyan CniverstN
will lecture or "PaeontOlOgy In the University TX
tension course November 10. in the Presbyterian
Church. ;,
Wheelmen will be glad 10 know that the grading
and macadamazing Of the Albany Post Road IN
This town from the village line to the ShepaI1
Memorial Church Scarborough IS almost nm
ished and that reports concerning the roads In the
neighborhood OF this village will be less OBSERVER
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

BUST OF THE wELL-KNOwN ARCHITECT TO BE
UNVEILED on OCTOBER 81.

BUST OF THE wELL-KNOwN ARCHITECT TO BE
UNVEILED on OCTOBER 81.
The memorial which has beer erected to the
memory Of the late Richard Morris Hunt, the
well-known architect. by the following societies
Interested in architecture ana the fine arts the
Municipal Art Society OF New-YOrk the Newly ork
Chapter OF the American Institute of Architects
The trustees Of the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
the Architectural League the Society of Beaux
Arts Architects. the Century Association the Ma
tonal Academy Of Design. the Society of Ameri-
can Artists the National Sculpture Society. the
American Water Color Society. the New-York
Water Color Club and the Art Artisans of New
York and which stands against the Park wall in
Ffth-ave.. opposite the LcnoX Library, between
Sevcntieth and Seventy first sts will be unveiled
on Monday afternoon, october 81. at 4 o'clock.
This date has been selected as being the ami
versary Of the birth Of Mr. Hunt
The idea Of erecting the monument originated
with the Municipal Art Society," whose special
function 1t is TO adorn with the funds at its dis
posal the public buildings and parks of the city
Its incentive to this work other than the desire
commemorate the influence which Mr.. Hunt
exercised upon the progress Of the fine In this
city and country. lay in the fact that Mr.. Hunt
the first president Of the Municipal Art So
cety. and. in way. the father OF the idea which
1t was founded to popularize. Feeling however
that other bodies interested IN fine arts might
share It's desire to honor one who had worked
presided with such dignity and power over their
deliberations. the Municipal Art Society invited
the cooperation OF all the leading art societies
in New-York: Delegates from these bodies formed
the Hunt Memorial Committee which about
wear and a half gave to Daniel Chester
French tho wel-known sculptor. con mission
TO design the memorial He associated with him
self most happily. Bruce Price. president OF the
Architectural League. The result Of their Joint
EFFORTS Will be shown TO the public for the first
time on October 81. as above stated.
IL consists Of "A granite and marble bench, semi
circular H. FORM recessed in the wall OF Central
PARK between Seventeen and Seventy-rrst SITS
opposite the Lenox Library one Of Mr Hunts
most distinguished works In this city II Is adorned
with a bronze bust OF Mr. Hunt by French. and
will when the OF the necessary fund Is raised.
which the committee hopes will be soon. De COM
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
HELP FOR MARVIN r.. CLARK.

Although stricken totally blind ten years ago.
through injuries sustained while protecting me
lives Of 2 woman and child Marvin X CLARK ud
not waste time in repinng. but set about learning
10 use the typewriter. in order that he might 80
on with his work He succeeded in thl@' p"' 'iie'
Years ago ne sustained further afiiictlon OF Il
.,,.,,, character and FOR a year lie has been con
0ned 10 hi. bed suffering almost constantly. re
is incapacitateG for work ana I'm want re va" tne
oriru. tor Of the Thirteen tIuH ana tlllS cruz Ha
81 Mi he'd n fund fpr his future support In ald
~ IN, fiind Il concert VIII be- given az IN" i'r"ad-
ga, .rhoafre on Sunday evening. November II;
ThS committee asks for coutrouf ions " hich should
ta cont tn tbe treasurer James Kempster. No. ll9
ibcrtv.sf Reserved seats will be on sale TINS
week at the boxolnce OF the theatre and Gards & o,
d,nissior NAV he had o. any member OF the com
mittec end Of Colonc, +. &. Hamilton. No. locJ
RroadWaV
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
FIFTH BATTERY TO BE MUSTERED OUT
WILL APPLY TO RE TAKEN INTO THE STATE Ma

WILL APPLY TO RE TAKEN INTO THE STATE Ma
TIONAL GUARD.
The members OF the 9Th Battery Captain Theo-
dore F. Schmidt. whose armory Is In Forty fourth
St near Nnth-ave., will receive their nnai as
charge from the United States service tomorrow
The battery underwent its final physical examina-
,ion Yesterday morning. OF the lc men that went
10 Camp Black only two men were missing. one
Of these Robert Mcneil. died in the New-fork
Hospital OF typhoid fever The other man was on
leave.
Yesterday morning the battery organized itseir
into the Robert Mcneil Post. 5th Battery. Light
Artillery. of the Spansh-Amercan War. The as
sociation IS 10 be a benevolent one. and charter
will hc applied for tomorrow. The officers Of the
post will he those of tho Nh Battery. The bat
tcry proposes ask the state when the reorgan-
cation Of the National Guard takes place. that u
ne mustered into ,he State Militia as a mounted
b4ffrTN.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
NEW YORK CITY.

Frank Moss ex-president Of the New-York Police
Board will lecture Three Historic Points In
New-York' before the Brooklyn Philosophical AS
ISOLATION at the Long Island Business College.
South Eighth-st. near Bedford ave. Brooklyn to-
day at p. m.
John Campbell Nei Of Princeton Theological
Seminary class Of 49, will be ordained on Thurs
day at s D. m. in the Romeyn Chapel Of the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. No 420 East Four
teenth-st The Rev Drs j. Balcom Shaw. William
NJ Paxton George Alexander and George w. F.
Birch will take part IN the services.
Frank Holland eight years old of No. $50 East
One-hund red "A nd -fourth-st by
farmers wagon driven by Henry krull, OF one
hundred and -fourth-st and Second-ave.. near his
home yesterday morning. and received injuries from
the effects Of which he died an hour later in the
Harlem Hospital.
The lecture to be delivered by the Rev. Dr. J. o.
Wilson chaplain OF the 14th Regiment. New-fork
Volunteers on "Chckamauga-Its Lights and
Shadows" will take place on November at 81.
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church. West Sew
entv-sxth-st. between Columbus and Amsterdam
aves This subject will be of great interest TO the
public at the present time The colonel and stan
Of the regiment will be present at the lecture.
A cab containing Edward Goodwin Of No i6 Sew
enth-ave.. Brooklyn. driven by Patrick O'Connor.
Of No 203 State-st. Brooklyn. fell into the trench
alongside the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
DanyS tracks AT broadway ana BieeCkeT-Sl early
yesterday morning. The cab was wrecked, but
the horse and were not hurt.
The explosion Of plumbers gasoline soldering
stove yesterday morning in the cellar Of No. 50
Ninth-ave. injured two persons and started a fire
The fire did not do much damage. but the injured
persons were overcome for time by smoke. One
Of them was burned abou; the face by the ex-
plosion and the other had his wrist scorched.
Neither seriously injured.
Mails from Japan which arrived at Tacoma on
the steamer Victoria due to arrive IN New
York on Wednesday morning. Mails for Japan will
close at the Posoffice in this city advertised.
The Committee of Fifteen. appointed 10
ganize the Tariff Association will meet on Tuesday
at the rooms Of the New-York Board Of Fire Tn
derwri;ers II is expected that organization will
he perfected without delay.
j. ". Todds. twenty-five years Old a clerk en-
ployed in the Graphophona COmpany's establish
ment at Seventeenth-st and Broadway was found
dead In bed in his room at No. East Seven
teenth-st. yesterday morning. The gas was turned
on The police think the case an accident.
The kindergarten Union OF New-York and vicin-
ity held quarterly meeting yesterday afternoon
at No 109 West Fifty -fourth-st., which was at
tended by about one hundred and fifty teachers,
Of children. The feature Of the meeting was a
paper read by Professor Royce, of Harvard Uni
versity. on Evolution Of Conscience"
A. the Union Theological Seminary on Tuesday
night November !, the Rev. William Adams
Brown. NJ A. will be installed Roosevelt pro-
fessor Of systematic theology
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW w-YoRK-sATURDAY OCT. %. 1895
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW w-YoRK-sATuRDAY. OCT. %. 1898
ARRIVED.
Steamer Strathisla (}r) Osborne Liverpool September
30 In ballast B Richard * Co. Arrived TIE Bar
at 7lO a m 10Th, and rema med to discharge ballast.
Steamer Kurrachee (Br). Lddle, Shields October
steamer Burgermcister Petersen Ger keterer Settin
October and Shields ballast Gust Heye Arrived
AT the Bar al a m. and anchored.
steamer Algoa (Brl. Hansford Hamburg October and
Shields g. with mdse Barber Co. Anchored outside
the at ;
steamer Mayfed (Ir). Calcutta August 2. Colombo %
Cochin % Adm september H. Port Said 10 and Gibraltar
October with mdse . Norton X SON Arrived at the
Hor a, q. 80 a m and anchored.
steamer Leon (Nor) Iampe. Kingston October H. Milk
River Is Bay 10. with fruit and passen-
gers American Co. Arrived Bar
o m: was detained outside the Bar since 10 m. 2ist
steamer Guyandotte. Davis. Norfolk, with mdse and
passengers To old Dominion IS Co.
steamer Goldsboro. Swain. Philadelphia. with mdse
sandy Hook j. oct %. $50 p m-wind west. strong;
clear.
SAILED.
Steamer, Chaimette for Sabine Pass Lauenburg Ger.
Antwerp Gaonne tBr. Baltimore Lyderhorn Nor). Bal
,imore state OF Texas Brunswick. silvia l ST Johns.
\ r Wells city OBrl Bristol tmbria tBr). Liverpool.
la Navarro tFr, Hnvre Spaarndsm dutch) Rotterdam.
Phnnicia Ger. Hamburg. Vera tGerl Naples, etc.
ohio (Br Hull. Rotterdam Dutch Rotterdam Banes
,Nor, Port Antonio; Lord Warwick trD HUI, Sesuranca.
Havana etc: Caracas Ponce. etc Anehoria tIp GLASGOW
Alleshany (Br Kingston. etc. Manteo. Havana. Tartar
Prince l,r. Naples etc: Jamestown Norfolk and Ns~-
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
E;ohteenth Street. Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue

nleted by placing on pedestas provided for them
IN front two bronze figures. representing Aren't
lecture and the Allied Arts. go ,,
The ceremony dedication Will be very & SIN simple h,
George B POST president Of the American Instl-
tute Of Architects and the Fine Arts tederai,iion
and chairman of the Hunt Memorial committee
II viii be accepted by the city and the Dust VIII
he unveiled. 1t Is expected. however that inc
artists of Ncv-York. moro especially the ineinpers
Of Mir. Hunts own profession together win the
art artisans whose special mission II IS to carry
into execution the designs OF our archltects' VIII
be represented In large numbers.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVA
THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Judge r. S Woodruff. of Tren-
ton FIFTH AVENUE-Thomas f. Bnnie OF Scot
land GISEY-Lieutenant l.. g. Miller, L. 5 n.
GRAND CNION-John Palmer. Secretary OF New
York State. HOFFMAN-Colonel II. l.. Keller. or
London. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colonel f. }. Nc
Clernand L. S a. Major Josiah
Quincy Of Boston MURRAY HILL-F. {. Selous,
OF Worplesdon England. PARK AVENUE-Mrs.
Adam Badeau Of Catskill y. y. WALDORF
Philip Hichborn. naval constructor. Of Washing
ton. WESTMINSTER-D +. H. Van Deusen. or
Kalamazoo. Mich WINDSOR-The Rev. George
kirkwood of Aldershot. England.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
TARRYTOWN.

The inquest into the murder OF Jose Gianco has
been postponed by Coroner Miles until next Friday
in order TO obtain additional evidence
A Halloween socable will be held in the chapel
of the Baptist church on Thursday evening under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid Society. The pro-
gramme Will include novel entertainment ana a
New England supper will be served.
Owing TO the absence of the Rev. J. Selden
Spencer rector Of Christ Episcopal Church who Is
IN attendance at the general convention Of the
Episcopal Church the Rev. G. Borden Smith Will
conduct the services to-day.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
RRIAR CLIFF MANOR.

The services In the Congregational Church to-day
Will be conducted ny the pastor the Rev Alexander
NacCou who Will preach in the morning on
Righteousness" in the series on Great WORDS
Often Misunderstood"
Mr. and Mrs William Jones have returned 70
their home on the Pierce place from their vaca-
ton visit in Ulster County " ,
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Todd. sr., nave Deen
visiting their son his home in this place for the
last few days -,
A Christian Endeavor society will be organized ny
the Young people Of this place in the ConSresa-
tional Church tomorrow evening at CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
SUPPER FOR VOLUNTEER OFFlCERS.

,vhor n.ar uas declared and the list Regiment
uas ordered 10 the front, Hawk & Wetherbee eX-
rressed a desire to entertain the officers OF the
regiment upon it's return from the war, at inc
Manhattan Hotel IL accordance with TINS ih'eh-
ton they have invited Colonel Wallace A. DowrS u;
opG tho officers OF the list to a compllmehtdl!
simmer AT the Hotel Manhattan on WEDNESDAY AZ
sS0 n m While the entertainment VIII VIII oe M n ~,
forn,ai II will he an intero sting occasion 10 tue
oNicers as IL will be their last before thc rcsi-
,annt 10 mustered out on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
LILLIAN RUSSELL DIIORCED.
MASTER IN CHANCERY DECIDES IN FAVOR OF
JOHN CHATTERToN IN HIS SUIT AGAINST
TrrE SINGER

THE SINGER.
Trenton y. J. oct. 22-The suit for divorce
brought by John Chattcrton known 70 the stage
as Signor Perugni. against his wife, Lillian Rus
sell on the ground Of deserton. was decided In his
favor to-day The decision Of Master in chancery
Williams who took the testimony In Jersey CITY.
was forwarded Chancellor McGill late yesterday
afternoon and n at once approved the findings of
the referee. The decree. with the official approval
OF The Chancellor was mailed TO the Clerk Of the
Chancery Court here and flied to-day. Sign1r
Perugini knew the divorce had been granted before
II was fied He received a telephone message
from his lawyer while he was in New-York last
evening and Al once informed his friends that he
had been successful in his suit.
The coupl. were married I'm Hoboken on January
81 isai by Justice Of the Peace John Moller. They
separated in May OF the same year. Then Lillian
Russell made charges that her husband had been
,ruo to her. and that she could no longer live
with him These allegations were denied by Sig
nor Perucnl and he brought the suit just decided.
Mrs Chattcrton FLED cross bill. but she did not
testify at the trial
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The service in the Old Dutch Church OF Sleepy
Hollow this afternoon will be conducted ny the
Rev J. A. McWilliams. pastor Of the Sing sing
Presbyterian Church. -
Several taxpayers OF School District Nc 2 town
Skinner State Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton TO set aside the sale Of the old Sleepy Hollow
oh
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
7O RRTNG BACK BODY or YEOMAN ELLIS.

Peoria H., oct. PA letter has been received
here from Granville Kimball L. S. N. Of the ship
Ieonidas written at Guantanamo Bay. Cuba, sug-
resting that the citizens Of Peoria take measures
Tor the removal to this city OF the remains OF
coorpe II EMS a former resident OF Peoria, who
was chief yeoman the flagship Brooklyn. and
was the only man in the American Navy killed In
the engagement between men-of-war in the war
with Spain HIS body was buried at Camp Nc
caiia The MAYOR OF Peoria will call public
meeting 10 consider the matter.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
PORT CHESTER

Owing TO the decision Of the courts declaring
the use Of the ballot machines unconstitutional
Port Chester. Rye. Mount Vernon and the other
towns and cities in the county where machines
have been used will return this year 10 the Dlan-
ke- ba Hot systeIn Of voting In some OF the places
the machines have been advertised for sale. The
return 10 the old system has made IL necessary
FOR both parties TO establish voting schools
throughout the county
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

The bell weighs three thousand pounds and is said
to be the largest In New Rochelle
The seventh anniversary service OF the Second
Presbyterian Church will close to-day with appro-
pirate exercises. The sermon viii be by the Rev
Henry NJ Brown of New-York CITY
Joseph S Wood, of Mount Vernon; James Ross,
Of New Rochelle. and Charles u. Horton. OF White
Plains have been appointed Commissioners TO
determine the damages sustained from the altera-
ton Of the grade of Weyman-ave.. this village.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
MOUNT VERNON.

private census just taken Of the city shows
that the population has increased TO more than
twenty-three thousand
memorial service TO the victims OF the Mo
hegan will be held IN Trinity Episcopal Church
tonight Mrs Lelacheur. OF those who lost
their lives in the accident. was formerly mem
ber Of the parish.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
IRVI\GTON.

Mrs Violet Templeton. the wife OF Norman T.
ron,nIeton died at her home early on Friday
morning. after a lingering illness. Mrs Templeton
was an active member of St PauIs Methodlst
Episcopal Church The funeral will he held az her
late home on Sunday afternoon. the Kew. r. t.
Count officiating.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
NEW-ROCHEILE.

The new bell recently given to the Church OF
ths Blessed Sacrament will be blessed this even
ing at 7:50 o'clock. The service will be conducted
by Bishop Farley and DR.. McGlynn will preach.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
3. altman l. 60.

ART ENBROlDERIES, TABLE COVERS PORTIERES
AND TAPESTRY PANELS.
Antique Modern Oriental Embroidene' nclud
ine Bagdad gold and effects; Embroidered
Searf large variety OF Caesaian able
Covers Cushion Tops color effects all OF which are
suitable for furnishing Smoking Rooms Cory Corners ETC.
Modern japanese Emboderies; Lounging Cushions
Hanging Lamps Scrap Baskets Ju Velour Table Covern ls'
Poies Damask Derby Satn Jte Velour Tapestry and
Oriental effects Tapestry Wall Decorations and Hangings
reproductons Of Flemish and Aubuson Tapestries
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Satin Derby Potieres IN OF fifteen
uu.... ,ot,,, >, $8.75
T,,.,tv Panels. $3.50, $500 and $3.50 Each.
(7HLRD FZOORD