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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
THE YUKON PILED HIGH WITH ICE.
LITTLE CHANCE OF TAKING IN SUPPLIES
ONE MILLION DOLLARS BROCGhI
DOWN ON THE CORONA

Seattle. Wash. Jan N-Twenty-two persons az
rived here last night from Dawson CITY on inc
steamer Corona, bringing with them sihat
amount Of gold dust and drafts on the North
American Trading and Transportation company
and the Alaska Commercial Company amounting
10 between 10000 and $.oOO0OO. In the party WAS
one woman She is the second woman 10 come ou'
this winter The amount of drafts brought Gown
represents the proceeds Of sales OF claims 10 the
Cudahy- Healy Yukon and Klondike Mining Com
pany and private parties The large individual!
amounts were brought by the fe!0wingi e ~; "a
SAnPoeii' sxv1SVe6 IA drew Cisen $1,000; T. L.
Brenier, $3.50; Joe Brands. $1,000 - 49,.
In reference 10 the food situation at Dawson last
ri.nts arrivals cOrrobOrate previous reports tndt
while food is scarce there VIII be no star , lon
lief expedition in at this season OF me yeaI' ieHei
expeditions can easily reach me 1901 81 he 9nkon
River is reached. The Yukon is hlled from shore
high. the ice being thrown up in great blocks and
standing IN all sorts Of angles Men Win 09ss can
~o.d,r9v On he chi through these ridges but 1t
would require a large amount Of money and IL is
doubtful IL the work could be completed before the
Zee moved out Of me river IN 1ne sp mScrs IS i'm
portant chiefly In that 1t is Gonnrmatory OF me
and Burt are authority for the statement mat the
original strike made at the upper end OF lam
No 20 Tldorado. while sirinSers, one At no. n
and another yet lower down, were subsequently To-
Gated Ssped AZ Of the permanency OF The
;rict az a rich god-nl!n.ng field AS TO the placer
foy5er creek an affiuent OF Quartz Creek, has
been having a boom. pans OF s. % and 81 Delng
common thing The stream was located as sOol! az
the FIRST important discovery was made. All Gold
Greek shows pans % so 10 800. while the minei.
on bunker Creek Henderson. Dominion the BE
Salmon and tae Stewart all declare themseIVes
satisfied with the prospect ,.,,,
and the very last man out of the klonalke eonn
Try IS Andrew Olsen, known as the Big Swede
He is the owner Of the claim on which the biggest
Klond Ike nugget has yet been found. The lump Of
gold was valued al ~. 49,
Replying 10 request for mn estimate of the
winters gold duet output Of the camp. joe Cam
bell one of the returning miners. said. we have
done 4 great deal OF figuring on inat. ard Z now
appears that the output notwi'hStandlnS me
scsrclfv Of food and light viii be from $i2O0uCJ0 10
sl5Ontg"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
REPORT on INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE.

At q meeting OF the Social Reform Club, at No.
q East Fourth-st last night the report OF com
mttee appointed 10 investigate and report on In
dustrial insurance was received and adopted The
committee. after explaining that industrial insur-
ance denotes a system OF life insurance for small
amounts upon which the premiums are collected
weekly by agents OF the company at the residence
Of the insured, commended the system as wise
and necessary. 1t recommended that IN the case
OF minors who earn nothing for their families the
amount should be strictly limited 10 the expense
caused by death. The custom OF having expensive
funerals for children who may he insured IN sucn
companies was deprecated.
This system OF insurance. the committee reported.
had been In operation in England for over forty
years and In this country for more than twenty
years. At present the business was conducted BY
three companies in this country. They have over
seven million policies outstanding. IT had been
charged that parents neglected their children after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19

first and lasting impression may be cor
rect one.
In TIE eight massive volumes that 90 to
make RlDpATHS History OF THE World
there's room for facts only, yet they're told
simply enough for child 10 understand
impressivey enough for him to remember,
and in style as fascinating as a fairy
tale!
Upon payment Of On, Dollar the complete set is
delivered al once. Members agree 20 make fifteen
monthly payments TO complete III. transacton-iirst
payment in thirty days alter joinIng-icr the cloth
bound s. 90 month; for the ha-Russil-by far the
more durable and attraotVe-$2 a month"; for sump-
tuous full morocco so = month.
Members may resign within ten days, and their pay
mentS will be returned
Specimen pages, illustrations, maps, charts testi-
monisls and full information. sent free.
The Book Store. Ninth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Broadway. 4th 9th and 10Th

insuring their lives and that even direct child
murder was sometimes committed in order 10 OBJ
tain the amount OF the policy, but this the com
mittce could not find any facts TO substantinte In
this country
r. NJ Brooks Of Brooklyn delivered address
advocating the abolition Of the primaries. They
were controlled. he said 10y the bosses and ma
chimes. and II impossible under the present
system for the people at large to have any choice
In the nominations. General Tracy, he said. had
been nominated for Mayor because he represented
the Republican machine. while Seth Low and
Henry George were nominated because they were
honest and Independent. Judge Van Wyck had not
been nominated because he represented any par
ucular interests OF the people. Mr.. Brooks was in
favor OF ballot that would permit citizen TO
vote for any one he might ut vote for
Charles Frederick Adams spoke on the same
subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
RICHARD x. FOX ARRESTED.

At the instance OF Anthony Comstcck. in his ca
pacity as Special Posoiiice Inspector Richard *
Fox editor and proprietor Of The Police Gazette"
and his manager. Robert Walter Urban. were ar
rested yesterday afternoon by United States Dep
uty Marshals McAvney and Stafford. The com
plant is based the mailing Of copy OF The
Police Gazette supplement. containing certain al
legged Objectionable pictures. &c. Brill Box No.
bio Summit. y J. The latter Is said 10 be a
rame assumed by COmstock 20 secure the evidence
against Fox and hts associate. MT. FOX says that
the pictures complained Of are simply Photographic
reproductions OF certain living pictures presented
on the stage.
The defendants arraigned before United
States Commissioner Shields. and held In 50 800
each FOR examination Mr.. Fox was accepted as
bondsman for Urban, and eK-Police Justice An
drew J. White qualified for Mr. Fox.
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Amusements.
NrDN)~~NNN>~N<>
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA.

In French Germsn. and Italian. under Direction OK
Walter Damrosch and c. a. Ellis.
Evening performances at o'clock Matlnse,s a, = -,
Mines Gadski. Barna. Maufed; Nm Kraus. Fischer,
Bspham Van Hoose staudgl. Rains Conductor Dam
FRI EvG IAN ?;, Die mriS trr', ger
mann Rains. D.euer. Staudigl and others CONDUCTOR
Damrosch -,
Mines. Mella Toronto, Van Cauteren; NM Dos Bou-
douresque, Campaiari Niyiani Conductor, Damo sem.
REPERTOIRE NEXT WEEK. SALE OPENS THURS
MON EVE. JAN. DAY. aida"
Mines Moiba. Staudgl. Maufeld: NM. Ibos. camla-
mari B5LtoGTesque. stehniann. Nanni Conductor Biz
WE'D EVE. JAN 20 Lohensrhin"
Nine GllskI sauiiI; Nh. Kr1us, FISCHER BIS
pham. Stauslci Condrcf0-. Dainrosch 49,,
Mines Melh1' Van C4uteren NM. sallgnac Camp1uerl.
Carbone B1uiolresque Niyani Conductor B.mbon!.
sCAI.E or PRICES: 81. Sl.5c g. 50 80. 50 s. seats
on sale Office aid also ~ T. sons principal hotels
and Rull.uan's II BroadwHy. -
sTEINWAY PIANOS USED
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rs MRS. WYATT BUSHNELTS HERR

DOUBT CAST IN BROOKLYN on \ STORY FROM SAN
DIEGO, CAL.
San Diego. Cal. Jan. 1S.-Mrs. Kate Wyatt OF
this city IA one of the twcnty-cight persons IN
various parts OF the country who VIII become
wealthy under the will OF Giles Bushnell. Bush
nell. who was n prosperous merchant In New
York. died thlrty-sx years ago, leaving an estate
Of several million dollars. BY his VIII a
large portion of the estate left to twentyeight
rcsduary egatees after the death OF the testator
three brothers They are now dead end the estate
IS being closed up Mrs. Wyatts share Is estimat-
cd to be between $4,000 and 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
CENSUS EyUMERAToRS WAyT THEIR PAY

Some OF the enumerators employed in taking the
school census in this city last fall have been COM
planning that there has been unaccountahle delay
In getting their pay for their work. At the Con-
troers Office yesterday 1t was said that the delay
caused by Investigations Of the claims OF the
enumerators. The work performed by order
OF the State Department OF Public Instruction. and
the claims were audited In Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
DrI IACiIAWANSA AND WESTERN u h
Stuttouu IN NcV-iOri>. 1907 OF Barclay
and ChrisIOpher streets, x.-,.r
yEsTIn,I.ED TRAINS. PULLMAN BtfFEk
Nf-S iDS pI>,rsC II LIGHT

1rect route arm. bl()OMF lEsll MIN
THE ORANGES. summit befnaFcsyi.le h1s 5,Sn
Ton Dover. stanhope. NEWTON. BuDD.S LAAE::
INKE NOPATCONG. Hae&etfstown sCH0oLEYs
u1t;XTAIN. Washington, PHlLIPSBURG. EAsTos'
WATER GAP. STROUDSBURG. p0con0 MGa;ains
SCRANTON. PITTsrON WII.KEsb5 ERE NANL!-
cox. DANVILLE. N0RTHUMBERLAND. Nont-
ros. 'blNGHAMTJN. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
vile. UTICA; R!cHV!Edp SPRINGS G 1,,ps
CoRN!NG BATH IAMsyIII In BI,EEA ~ Ed all
500 A. AUTHORIZATION NAIi- stops AZ principal
1905 a. M'-Cnfe Carr BUFFALO SCRANTON. B!NG-
HAMTON. OWEGo, ITHACA. EI.MIRA LTIS-5S
RiCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and oswEGo
EMPRESS Pullman PaFlor Cars. Connecting ct
Too p M-sCR ANTON. WILKEsBAReE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parl1r car
400 p M-SCRANTO%. WILKESRARRE AND PLYM-
OI'TH EMPRESS. Pullman Bins, Paror car
90 p NJ tD8ily)-ChLsag0 Ncsthued Limited Express
tor SCRANTON. BfNGHAMTON. ELMlRA, RCF.
FAIO Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Ne~-Yosk |"
SCRANTON. BISGHAMToN. ELMIRs. BATH, Mt
MORRIS AMI BUFFALO arrivn- ir Buffalo l. "
80 y. VI. DAILY BUFFALO. SCRANTON. = lNGhAM-.
Ton, OWEGo. ITHACA. TI.NIRAa SYRIA -. 80;
UTICA and OsWEGO EXPRESS Pullman BuHe
TlCkETs AND PULLMAN AccoMNonATio a,
Henry Gaze & Sons. Limited li3 broadway. - Park
Place 40 Brosdway and 942 Broadway Tceets a, ferry
stations. III ~ 2fh ST. 81 Vest 2oh-st Is,
Columbus-ave New York 33s anf 73s Fulton 81 aad
i0G Broadway. ProoSyn Timetables gN'ns tll iAo'-
wrsrcOT~r FxPRFss cOMpANy wiz cau - ara
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19

Giles T. Bushnell. OF No. % Hancock-st., Brook
Ign. who is a grandson OF Giles Bushnell. New
York importer who died in 1852, said last evening
that his grandfathers estate had been settled with
out litigation many years ago He added that he
knew nothing Of Mrs. Kate Wyatt, and did not
know that any woman Of that name had even Deen
acquainted with his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
ERIE RAILROAD.

Thr.gh trains Ncw-lorN foot OF CHAMPIONSHIPS
as soows and 1--WE minutes earlier from West 23i -:
800 a. M.-vestbued Express daily Tor BnSaamoana
WAverly Einilra Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo cW
Parlor 9 Buffalo
2rDO r. N.-Vesilbuled Limited fast mail Daily. SOLD
train FOR Chicago. arrives cleveland I.fO A. " thlcSso
p NJ seepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cinc.nna'-
no r. M.-RrNalo ard Cleveland vesubuei Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 705 4. NJ. Hrad'-rf I'll A. ",
jamestown 200 \. ~. Cleveland $50 p u sl.eper' 70
Buffalo and Cleveland. making direct connections fof
pe'roit chicago and mo West. Caft Library car.
SAG y. N.-S,i tain - Ch'cago sieener3 10 Hor-
rs.vi'la- Chfr>ro and Cincinnati Dining car
rN.cKETs. Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS AZ III. li3 -0l. 4O and o,I Broad
way III Bower, l56 East 25th-st all 81 wes' 25,h.
It,. Chambers and West 23i st ferries New for~ SO
ana I96 Fi,ion-s 100 Broadway frookyn. 20 huison-
a.. Hoboken AMI Jersey city station. Wcs'c0tt cypress
calls Tor ana baggage from hotels and residences
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
LEHEGH VALLEY system.

.tatlons foot .: Yves, 93l st. Penn. r RJ corand u
Desbross-s
Indicates West a3d -. Other eguFss saov
from Cortland DcesTosses =.
'G;IO. G::;O 4. NJ daily Sunday 'o.il A ~ 'o'
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations. .
80. s;i5 4. ". daily FOR WILKEsbAkRE SgEA IN
TON week days. ELMIPA (week t4gsi. lTHACA
GENEVA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO. EiAGARA ALLY
and Yves, nd principal ioc4. poi5ts: c!fnS car ana
char car 20 Buffalo.
,o.cn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTOS.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From foot VI Liberty 81.
Week days, $50. 500. lO:uO Nl 80 Dining Carp A.
M 400 49, $500 Dining carr. GEO l.. Al, FL mGt
sundays, $50 1000 I'll 90 Din.ng Cdr) \. NJ, 2vO
(J:Oo Dining carr. 600 T. NJ. u 10 md Additional trains
week days, 300 y. NJ, 30 400. i3O,
1850 300 l. NJ. Suncals, 300 a. NJ, 4 100 +. NJ.
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMINAL.
Week days 40. 100 ) -. $40 500. Dos 800. o. o
1900 1913 1875 llOs, 1850. Il 80 A. NJ. FPS le45
loo i.25 i.i0 100 2:25 2:5j 3.23 3.35. 3 o. 425.
t:35 40 30 5;53 G:lC G;2S 90 7'95, 80 50
Ss5 1900 II 80 II. 1900 NJ, u IS. 200. 30 800.
8.55 490 45l. 5:25 800 60 T:25. So. v2c. Y5a.
10 81 i. 81. 1918 udt.
Tickets and par9r car seats a, foot q Liberty ST..
way ~ Az. 81 East 18th St, 1913 East i25th
278 west l25th ST. 25i Columbus Az. New York;
Court St $50 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn % Broadway Will
hamburg The New York Transfer co. Will call Tor and
check barCage hotels residences destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
COURT or CLAIMS BEGINS WORK

Albany, Jan. B-The State Court Of Claims sat
for the first time this morning with former Lieu
tenent-Govcrnor saxton president John f.
Parkhurst and George " Beebe as Associates ana
FhIlip keck u Hometown. az clerk. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
HOPING, TO REACH DAWSON BY APRIL l.
WAR DEPARTMENT PLANS RESPECTING TIE
RE1IrF EXPEDITION

WASHINGTON Jan. iS.-Acting Secretary Meikle-
John OF the War Department has written TO CEtord
Slfton Canadian Minister Of the Interior In re-
gard 10 the KlondIke relief movement follows:
The War Department has ordered It's pack ami
mails TO Vancouver. and expects to have the pro-
visions at Skaguay some time during the present
month. Then we shall probably begin TO pack the
provisions the mountains and make start
Ing place the other side II the steam ssds are
q success they viii be used. If rot. before We
start out with any considerable amount OF pro
visions shall wait for tho reindeer. which are 10
be shipped about the 10Th inst
Secretary Ager thinks II we get provisions
along down to meet people coming out a. you sug-
ses. or get 10 Dawson with them by April J. II may
De IN time TO prevent suffering. There is no doubt:
from Information obtained through your people and
ours. that there provisions enough IN that
vicinity last until April !. The pinch is going 10
be from that sine until navigation opens, prob
ably the last OF June We are doine e.. can
% nosten he rellcf forward"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
@' Nm&~nk dha
One Golden Dream which Became Reality

WE exhibit this morning the second floor marvellous little heap
w of pure gold dust and nugget form portion OF that
brought back Kondke region by Cemens OF Los Angeles
C one Of its earliest explorers In the tempting pile there some
$50 OOO With this many curious articles from the same region the
whole showing much interest It all 'r0l-t is not repoduc
tOnn Slmie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Runalo s:55 p " Pu..man yrs'nls Day
coaches and Paror Cars Dinng-Car service. Meals
carte Connects at Buaao WIKI through se'pef' 70
Detroit and Chicago. ,..,,
si..:oD. I:.:lO p ~ dsnS. except SUNDAY. FOR MAucH
'Il.5O. IsiJ P. n. sundays only. .'r EAsToN
MArCH CHUNK and the coai branches. wy, IRA
BARRE PITTsT6N SCRANT6N. ana principal .nisr-
mediate stations Connects :or az points In c'al seson'
s:.;50. $40 = 81 a1..5. EXCEPT Sunday % Wilkes
BARaE' PlTT5T6N. SCRANTON. ana Prncla. inter-
mediate stations connects for g. points - ae coal re-
1850, ago T. =. daiy. except sunday. for NArCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair car T. Beta
'i3o. 5:I5 P N. Sundays oa.,) s5r EAsroN sHi
'5.5o. G.io p IT, daily except sunday. far EAsroN
'G:5o -:00 ?. y ia f'r RCFFA!o HiAGARA
tain X y. 70 chicago seep-ns 20 Buffalo and To.'nts
'7:fO. - 90 j.. ". -al.. eN 9pt 81 -al ~ -..y
at SOUTH PLsINFIEID. EAsToN. BETILEhEM
MAUCH cIr,,K L < - II,N,ri'N sAft III S E
TO pullman sleeper Brra!3. None but seep.ns-c1
passengers carried. ~ basga Re carried 49, -.,
~ go. 900 T. - daily 90 w 49,. - ! =.
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER EIFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper 20 !nac4
Additional local trains daily except sunday for BOs ~
5 30 'i0.2p 1890 80. 20 1890 SUNDAYS on!y A ~
.a.2D 2.su 400 $50 ana 500. G3l T. u 49, 49,
7fclss and Pullman acc1muod8 tors ar lib 2si. zI'
ass ~. ana 1922 Br7a3way II F. l4h S. 100 E. l25ds
6, l9T R1Nery y Y. SEQ Fulton s.. CouF' ST. 70
Bras iwnv ana Brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN. - 49,.
\ Y. Tran'fsr Co. VII coll fr and c0-cN baggage 10"
hotel or residence through % destination.
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Chinese and japanese Straw Mattings

large assortment mattngS reduced amount to less than
roll Der pattern onehd and quarter original prices You must
take the whole quantity remaining. ~
On full rolls prices reduced one-hf MaingS formerly S.
$40 S2 S14 and SIG roll ST. S. S. 81 and So roll
You may choose from 1000 yards of nOeums and OCotS
remnants at the tteS prices think have seem there
many kinds to attempt to mention details but the prices are
One-third One-Quate and One-haf the original figures.
Three thousand yards of Ingram carpets 60 in the bargain rush
also
al kind kind at 4Oc
Ingram formerly SOC, 35c
interviewer Doc which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Stations IN New York foot Of Liberty ST.
and Whitehall Terminal.
mains leave loot q LIb2rty s..
on anf affer Y " LIZ 1907


on and after NV. Ian 1897
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Maucn Chunk
&c. $50. 7:l5. 9:lO ". u2:00 NJ to Easton), l:iO
30 AIS $50 LastonJ 5:45 C7:3O . Alentowa)
=. NJ sundays 80 q 100 TO Easton) A. NJ 100. $50.
GOO p. ". .
For Wikesharre Pttston and Scranton. $40 A. NJ.
1910 80. i.lJ Z. VI. sundays. 1870 \ II.
For Reading and Har sbulg n 100 90. $40 5000.
II 30 Reading \ NJ, 40 20 - 90 400 20 Read
inc1 i.3D 90 IS 300 Reading T. NJ. 2l5 night.
SUNDAYS i.3O Nl3J TO Read.ns) A. NJ. 100 200, $50.
800 +. NJ, l2.l5 night
For Suu5ury psburg and Villamsport at 30 500.
G.i0 A. NJ. 49, 1870. 300 T. NJ Sundays s3O a. ~.
GOO =. NJ .
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean
Grove. ana points south t. Po'at Pleasant 49, SO
Bank onl,) 4l5. 4l0. 5.3s. G:i5 T. VI sundays stops
at Ia,eraien Tor AsbGrY Park and Ocean GrOye) 800
UO:l5 Red IauA 0nly) \. II g.up l.. NJ.
FOR LAiiEW WOOD.
$50 $50 1915 NJ, 49, 1910. i:IO 6 IS Saturdays
onls) 7. ". sundays. iol5 y VI
Fer Toins River Barnesat Park. ana Barneglt, 430.
$50 4 81 i.iJ. i:4O y. " SUNDAYS i0.la \. NJ
For Atlantic city Vlreand. and Bridseton. 4:3O 4. NJ.
l:i5 +. NJ
For Monmouth Beach scatrisht anh Hlshland. Of
Navesnk 4.3O. 30. 1870 4 81. 30 Ia AS. 43O.
40 r NJ sundays. 900 a. VI. 800 p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
Mattings, LinOleums and Ingrains

THE special carpet sale announced day or TWO ago IS already
over There are several good chances left Administers but in guam
ties insufficient to warrant Advertising
TODAY the second chapter OF the story:
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The last carload Of the hand
made furniture 10 arrive con-
Bureaus.


D"i N""'' made - furniture 10 arrive con-
tanned bureaus almost exclusively. These
will be received with the same eager well
come which has already been given the
chffoni erS and the bedroom suits, whose
arrival has already been announced. and for
the same reason. II is the best furniture at
the prices New York has ever seen.
At S1S-Of brd's-eye maple fancy shaped top 22x
a. 9 f. high; pattern plate French bevcled Mirror
24x3O; large and 9 small drawers in base small!
drawers: swell front.
At S22-Of brd's-eye maple; fancy shaped top 22S
40 SIT 10 in high; pattern plate French beveed
mirror 24x30; 2 large and small drawers III base +,
small drawers; swell front.
Al $2j-Of mahogany fancy SHAPED top 23S4o
6 H. 2 in. high pattern plate French bsveled mir
ror 2S134 nicely carved frame; large and small
drawers in base, top drawers, scTPentine front.
At $26--Of imitation mahogany; fancy shaped top
23x46. It. in high; pattern plate French
beveled mirror 2sx40, nicely carved frame; large
and 2 small drawers in base, top drawers sepen-
tine front.
At 5000 brd's-eye maple; fancy shaped top 23x
&C. 6 # in. high pattern plate French beveed
mirror 2Sx40 nicely carved frame, ! large and
small drawers in base
At $50--Of mahogany, fancy shaped top 24x4o, b
f. in. high; pattern plate French beveled mirror
32x34 nicely carved frame; 2 large and small
drawers in base all ,erPentne front
At S6O--Of mahogany; fancy shaped top 2414S;
9 f. in high; oval French beveed mirror 2Sx36,
nicely carved frame. swell front; large and 2
small drawers in base.
Fourth floor.
He Eject is a lasting one. The fairy
i'o '"o' tales of our childhood linger
Impression in our memory when later
events are forgotten
The wise mother reads to her child the
story Of the nations and the races, that his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
BALTIMORE a. OHIO

foot Of Liberty street. ,,
CHICAGO $50 a. NJ, 200 p. m. and 'i2i5 night
pii'T'TsRTRG .iSo a. n. t$ IS p N; 800 p m
40 IL night (i30 a. m. Liberty ST. onlyD
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