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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
ParlOr Furniture
at Half Price.

We have received from one OF the best makers
Of parlor furniture a lot Of odd parlor, arm and
reception Chairs and Parlor Suits in new artistic
designs, at figure which enables US to sell the
goods at about half regular prices.
IL Parlor Suits, in mahogany. mahogany finish
inlaid and carved frame. upholstered In the
best manner AMI covered in satin damask and
tapestry, that sell regularly for $4,000
$4,000. $1,000 $4,000. $4,000, $4,000 $500
$500: our price,
~ V"'' "'' "' '' ~ s2s
40 odd Arm, Parlor and Reception Chairs tina,
sell regularly for 5000. S2400, S21.00, $500
$1,000. $1,000: our price.
SIG. S12, so, 80, 80, IS
10 Divans that would sell regularly for $500
$4,000, $500 $500 $4,000, 5000 our price
S37, $40, S23, S17, SIS, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
GENERAL MIXERS BIRTHDAY DiNNhS'

HIS STAFF CELEBRATED HIS si"i'N
vERsAnY AT THE BROOKLYN CLUB
cora,a, CONGRATULATIONS were extended 70 I Pa
,, corea, James McLeer of the Second BTss'
last evening at the Brooklyn Clue BY Ss .xtieth
his stan. at dinner given IN hohor VI sisn Amer
h,r,bdav The foral decorations, in wnle n. ,ab.
''a mo ss'a attractive Major Peter r
McNulty. quartermas,er presided ana as,Sen d
also present Major Edward NJ. circuit P'ss'OE c
aIso pssse. ~ brooklyn: Major william r. s.r
s Mayer Inspector Of the second Brisads ., w. :s
John w. Tvmbridse Dr. George I X, s0w "sp.etos
Senn ~ the stan: Theodore H. Baocoek n sl1s
seoh OF VI, VI, Tracv Ernestus c. GuiIck, Frank
Beard John sens;: and n bs Sc STAN n p EaS
s,os S o. afteen years with Generai NJ ci,y
ssf the ranking Brsaaier General we rs sent
neSt with messages OF goodwin time TO Inort
r. rLos' nere made by President CIRCUIT MA ssysnd
Suiy and others, and the 81 sI tse honor confer"
expressenuv hi, SIAN in a few we'll chosen "0'O~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
TEACHERS IN QUEENS DECIDE TO SUE.
THEY WILL EMPLOY COUNSEL TO GET THREE
MONTHS PAY FROM THE CITY.

THEY WILL EMPLOY COUNSEL TO GET THREE
MONTHS PAY FROM THE CITY.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the Teachers
Association OF the Borough OF Queens was held
yesterday Afternoon In st. Mary's Lyceum. In Fifth
st.. Long Island City. Dr. Peter Z. Demorest. prin-
cpal OF School No. o. and president OF the associa-
tion presided. After the regular business had been
disposed OF the school trouble in the borough was
brought up. and long and excited discussion fol-
lowed, the outcome OF which was determination
upon the part OF the members to engage counsel and
bring suit against the city OF NewYork for their
back salary.
The Board OF Directors passed a resolution rela-
tive TO the teachers salaries. This resolution was
introduced later at the regular meeting, and was
Endorsed by several speakers IL called for the
payment OF salaries In arrear and In case OF the
non-paymen OF them for taking the matter to court
for speedy settlement.
Francis p. Clari. Deputy Auditor OF the Borough
OF Queens protested against the passage OF the
Boards report. He said he was not there as
representative OF the Board OF Finance, but as d
private citizen and taxpayer. lie was not IN
favor OF suing separately, as the Board suggested
hire counsel TO a body for the whole amount
OF the salaries for October November ana De-
cember. -
Martin Joyce OF the Woodhaven school, replied:
For Heavens sake! What do you expect us to
dor We have waited three months ana nave NOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
Important News
From Toy Land.

Our toy store on the fourth floor OF the ne"
building is concededly the largest and most H.
tractive home Of toys ever seen IN BrooKiy"
and we doubt II its equal can be tounu any
where-Every paything child could WISH iof
e here and thousands never dreamed Of besides
In such an unusual place you're apt to look
for unusual values, and no one who comes here
will be disappointed in this respect THESE items
speak for the entire collection
MECHANICAL STEAM TRAINS. perfect min
iatures OF the EXPRESS FLYERS; trains con-
sist Of locomotive. tender ana Two cars, Cum
plete with hhe cif'u'Af S3.10
pp1NT1NC, PRESSES. a regular printing office:
strong accurate Press and outfit OF type ana
Ink in cabinet case ..'.'''''' 'T'
Fine assortment Of the best made Presses. up
to ........,............ .''''''''
SEWING MACHINES-the LITTLE FAN,
ORITE-a perfect sewing machine; does all
the plain sewing same as the large machn,s;
lust the thing for little girl. '''''''oo0
Also see the LITTLE BEAUTY IDEAL SEWING
Machine. a truly perfect sewing machine ana
will do the work equally as we'll as any or the
large machines: it's about one-half the size Oh
a Wheeler Wilson.
COMBINATION DESK-BLACkBOARD- the
genuine Chautauuua blackboard and desk; has
30 different subjects. very instructive and cum
ming: regularly $40. at............'''''%I'<o
BUCKBOARDS-These spring board Coasters
include a brake operated with the root rms
Is one of the best, strongest buckooards maze,
not the cheap make. ............'.''' ''''P~'"0
SI,EIGHS-An extra fine. well mace Sieish, oe1 n
knees oval steel runners, nicely decoid %,
while they last special. ."........'''''''''"c'
DOLLS CARRIAGES-A specially strong MAJ Id
reed Carriage upholstered, with parasol ~ aSa
rod completes: special .............'''''
A splendid assortment Of extra hne Cat p = az
and Go Carts, up to......''.. -
r,IANOS-A regular little upright. hlghiy 30.
ished case with 10 keys.......''''.''''.'
DESKS-A Practical Desk, for BOYS anu anu ttI
polished oak or ash, OF excellent nahes Sn
nerfect desk interior. Secretary mouei' q 'o
A large collection Of Childrens Home Of - oS
best makes, UP to........ '''''' -,
REVOLVING DESK CHAIRS-A practlcaLI,. ~ VIZ
made Revolving Desk or Cniids Oh,oe , o.
with strong steel fittings, nicely poiisheu
TOY TEA sETs-A pretty decorated nina mn hnv
Set good size, nicely arranged III "if' 0So
,nnorted to sell at S1.25..........-.-.......
PAINT OR COLOR BOXES-An extra n NV
paint Pox and full assortment OF goou eoIui ,
compIete with brushes. mixing ulsheS' o.
compass and palette. ..........''.'''''''
We are showing very superior nne rr.ncb
RoYes for both children and youths, os
and German, in handsome pohsheo o.. o.
ranging in price from zoe. up TO-.
sol DER sUITs-Special line OF Military, FIRE
mems and Police Suits-extra large ass 90
ment OF fine suits. Of popular resimeh'e''
STEAM UPRIGHT ENGINES, WIN n, s so
Gauge and whistle-a perfect mouei' iiDpV n y, -
10 sell at S1.4S.. ........''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
CLIENTS SETTLE AND LAWYER WANTS PAY

After Edward b. Burpee had withdrawn charges
against Gerard B. Townsend in an action for the
alienation Of his wife's affections and given him
release without consideration, Edward W. Bremen
moved before Justice Gaynor for leave TO prose-
cute Burpee's action against Townsend. alleging
that he had lien for costs
Yesterday Justice Gaynor handed down memo
randum 10 the effect that the parties had the right
to settle the action. and the attorneys lien
subject TO such right The law encouraged such
settlements and did not permit attorneys liens
10 stand in the way Of them. Ii said in some
decisions that where parties collusvely settled tho
action so as 10 defraud the attorney he would, on
showing that fact and that his client was worth
less be permitted to prosecute the action to judg
ment In order 10 establish his right against the
opposite party under his lien That was rather
fanciful at best. but such was here pre-
sented. II citing the decisions on the
subject" wrote Justice Gaynor. They are a
bundle of confusion. The motion Is denied"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
In the Oriental Art Rooms.

Assorted line Of useful and ornamental articles
suitable for dens, cosey corners. oacneoN
apartments, decorations.
Japanese Dinner Gongs. set bells Hl.~y
fihe ' S1.49
Fine Turkish embroidered Cushion SIPS, ne se
with satin, ready to put cushion III
Assorted line of Turkish embroidered Cu Sa os
filed with down. .....'.''''''''''
Assorted SETS Vi s4.24 TO $3.50
Assorted line OF Tabourettes, from s,e ~
n, 1918 TO $3.50
lurhish ""'~ Third floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
TO IMPORT IRON AND COPPER ORE.

Philadelphia. Dec SIT Is estimated that over
two hundred ships will be required to bring the
cargoes Of iron and copper consigned to this
port in the coming year. Purchases of 100000 tons
of iron have been made IN Spain and other
Mediterranean countries Tor shipment to Philadel-
phia besides what has been contracted for from
the Daiqulr Juragua and ChirIce mines in Cuba.
The mines on the Orinoco River, the ownership Of
which was settled by the Paris Tribunal In the
Anglo Venezuelan Arbitration Commission. will
also send considerable ore north, as they have re-
cently been opened Contracts have been closed for
the delivery OF 10000 tons OF copper IN this city
from the Spanish mines at Huelva. The British
steamer TrescO. the first vessel under charter has
sailed from Port Spain 10 load with iron ore for this
port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
Some More Lace Specials.

az black spangied Robes, with waists 10
match have been greatly reduced in price Tor
quick selling.
r.,oa ,,ot have been selling for $500 to $500
each, go at..............$I l'oo 10
Rotation cream silk Applique and ChantiIly
Iaces. 4 to 6 inches wide. just the lace ior
trIron,inp fancy work, per yard ........:.:
'iiiN''9 1Oc., 12c.. 15c. and 1Sc
Another consignment Of those very desirable ~
inch and 20 inch Point Venise Ailovers IN
both white and butter color, IN sfnaii uss,bns,
for waist trimming, per yard 7oo. to Sl.9S
~ Main aisle centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
Watches of the Best American
and Foreign Makes.
A Special Sale of Mems So5.Oo
Gold Watches at $4,000.

The best maker Of watches In America IS how
ard of Boston, and there's only one better IN
the world. Howard watches nave ealieu
,u,ds celebrity as accurate timekeepers, and
they can be relied upon absolutely IN TINS re-
spect number of these splendid Watcnes,
for men. with full jewelled movements, Sc. IN
larly and are good value at $6oOO-have pe zen
secured by us for selling at. %fV'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
GRACE CHAPEL CALLS Mr.. WYCKOFF.

A call to the passionate of Grace Chapel Lincoln
Road Flatbush, has been extended to the Rev
Charles s. WyckoH. 1t is thought that he VIII ac-
cept lie succeeds the Rev. William H. Boocock.
who has become the pastor OF the First Reformed
Church OF Rayonne. n. J. Mr. Wyckon will
preach this morning In Grace Chapel and this
evening in tho Flatbush Reformed Church, Flat,
hush and Church ayes, OF which Grace chapel
IL a branch He In thirty-two years old, gradu-
ate Of the Reformed Seminary, OF New-Bruns-
yyick and his last charge was church in Phila-
delphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
4 CAN FOR THE REV. MIR. COLLINS.
THE vEsTRY OF THE CHURCH OF THE RECON
COLLATION. VOTES FOR HIM.

At meeting OF the vestry OF the Reformed hpis-
copal Church Of the Reconciliation. Nostrand ana
Jefferson ayes on Friday evening. 1t was unani-
mousy voted to call the Rev. w. RusseN Coh'hs
N the rectorate The vestry's action is subject to
~ r.,tsca,Ion OF the congregation at a meeting
% he held on Friday night. December 70.
Since September the Rev Mr.. Collins has peen
the minister in charge Of the parish. and unusual
interest has been excited In the work OF the
church. At the monthly missionary meeting on
Friday night an address will be made by Professor
Buckley. vice-presdent Of the Claim University
of South Carolina. Recently society OF boys
was organized In the parish. called the Knights OF
Ionor under the direction OF Miss Evelyn l.. Col
Inns sister OF the Rev. Mr.. Collins, who organized
and had charge OF the Church OF the Holy Irlnity
Gillespie, who will have charge OF the music OF OF
the club. Every Sunday evening the hhi8h's oi
Honor will hold a prayer service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
FREE DELIVERY IN JAMAICA To"''I,

All the villages in Jamaica towns s,,rtn the free
OF Queens outside OF those already IN the tres
delivery system, want to be Includes With ~
,,m,,s The villages seeking consolidation psrk
Jamaica postofnce include wOodhaven ,,' o and cl'
Aoueduct. Union Course. Brooklyn h'. ,,n, and the
enceviie all lying between Richmond Al Hin one:
Brooklyn Borough line Inc Nissmaica office. M.
me residents OF that place have thaS nd two JAY
cries daily In the business secto nf the rssidvp =
OF Inc villages named have to call TOT INV
the postoffies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
HAMILTON CLUES ARMY AND NAVY DINNER

A large attendance is confidently expected at the
Hamilton Clubs first dinner Of the season to-inor-
row evening to the Army and Navy. and the Ma
tonal Guard OF the State. The guests OF honor
r,,u ha Rear Admiral Norman II. Farquhar COM
roand,nU the North Atlantic Squadron: Colonel
Albert s. Mills, superintendent OF the Military
Academy at West Point; Captain charles Train
~ ~ RattIeship Massachusetts: General Charles
r Roe. OF the National Guard. and Commander
Jacob w Miller, OF the Naval Reserve, me ar
Holland OF the House Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
WOmen'S $3.50
Patent Leather Shoes
at $3.50 pr.

These Shoes are made of the finest French
patent leather calf. with kangaroo tops They
are laced and buttoned; the soes are weted
and they've military heels. The toe shapes are
medium round the newest and most approved
style. In material. workmanship, finish and
general appearance these Shoes equal those that
are sold generally at $3.50 pair in many stores
$500 is considered fair price for them. We
have them in all sizes from 212 to Z, and widths
from AA 10 d, at, per pair. ........... $500
Second floor New Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
FOUR NATURALIZATION FRAUD CASES.

THE MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO INDICTMENTS
FOR FALSE SWEARING.
-Four men indicted by tho November Federal
Grand Jury for fraud in issuing naturalization pa
pers who we're arrested In Manhattan by United
States Marshal Henkel and placed in the custody or
Marshal Haubert yesterday. were arragned before
Judge Thomas, in the United States Circuit Court,
later. They pleaded not guilty. The men we're
Abraham schneer Baron. charged with making a
false afdavit before Percy c. b. Gilkes on July 10;
Isak Kepak. charged with false swearing before
Richard p Morle April %; Mark Sokolnsky ac-
cused Of false swearing before Mr.. Gikes on Janu-
airy 2S and Aaron Morrison charged with the same
offence June y.
Bail for Baron fixed at 1880 and at $1,000
for each OF the other prisoners An effort made
TO have the bail reduced Judge Thomas. however
decided that In view OF the offence charged the
amount was low enough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
FUyERAL OF JAMES S. WHEATON.

The funeral OF James 9. wheaton. pioneer resi-
aent OF Brooklyn was held yesterday morning lie
aIed At his home. No 7ss Lexington-sve.. on Thurs
day from apoplexy. He was born In Boston In 1909.
and his parents removed TO New-York when he was
four wears old He engaged In the carriage making
business and In a short time accumulated fortune.
He was a member OF the old Volunteer Fire De-
partment for the eighteen years OF its existence,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
NAVY YARD EMpLOYE WAyLAJD

John G. Burke. twenty-eight years old. OF No Ssl
South Fiuh-st In the Eastern District is an en-
ploye IN the Navy Yard and a member OF the l7th
Regiment. Yesterday morning about o'clock, as
he was about 10 enter his home, he was assaulted
by several young men from behind and robbed OF S.
He sustained several severe cuts on his face and
head. Burke said he complained 70 a policeman
when he was able TO escape his assailants. but was
threatened with a clubbing No report OF the case
was made to the Bedford-aye. station hous~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
Some Fur Inducements Silks for Holiday UlftS

200 Waist Lengths. containing from three 70
Ave yards Of fancy colored Taffeta silks al
this seasons latest styles in stripes, plaldss
rngularlv from 1926 to $500, have been
marked at $3.50 to $500
800 Skirt Lengths containing from seven 10 ten
yards OF Black Silk and Satins-plain ngured
and striped, each In an attractive pox-sol9
regularly at 81 90 to S1300-have been marked
$500 to $1,000
Main floor New Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
MINISTER no RETIRE AS EDITOR

Huntington. Long Island. Dec: s,.nV the Rss
Iynlon." which is owned ana eo"en ~ ,,acennsa
samuel T. Carter Of this village. IN us sonuss-
saniue a,,.s that the editor will sever his eOuu,
ton with the publication. Unless sold ,ns rer re.
ina with be discontinued The Rev MI ,e Sa tOd ~
tires on the advice OF his ghys SyH M his paaa
mii , CT tbo magazine work. The connss.sSed 10
wonSd not accept his resignation and ne '''
mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

received cent yet We cannot de Ell Ns a." Slar He
President Demorest also TX a long while without
T Tse shs their pay while in NsTYo5 6r most
were approprating money eIs,y s an favor OF taking
thing but the schools. nc W."
immediate action. all, rassed II calls tor
The resolution was nnalIy 20 ~ Ave the chair
rne 20 be- President pemorest ana SSo CON-
from each ward in the borough, 20 employ counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
SALE FOR ST. MARKS HOSPITAL.

The LADIES' of the Auxiliary Society OF st. Marks
Hospital have arranged an old curiosity sale OF
beautiful and useful articles in great variety which
have given by the patrons and fends OF tne
Friday and Saturday next from TO 6 and from
to 10 p m St Marks Hospital was t0umae1 d IN
bought and the value OF the real estate owned by
the hospital was doubled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
wABN1NG OF CHARITY ORGANIZATION.

The Charity Organization Society having recent
IL, received an unusually large number OF begging
letters signed varousy Mary McCann' Dunn ana
Fox. cautions the public against responding 10 me
appeals before consulting its records. The woman
who has been known 10 the society Tor nuinpeI ot
wears asserts that she has been In the employ 0ii
The person she addresses that her husband Is ~
and out of work and that they are threatened Win
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

Electric Seal Jackets (frst quality with all the
new features, collar and long revers OF MINK lS
Electric Seal Jackets, % in. long, perfect htting
model, lined with guaranteed satin.
Electric Seal Capes first quality. plain, lined
with guaranteed satin. "a IN long, SoO.'oI
q in. long, S33.75; 80 in. long.....S37''o
Also a. complete line OF Electric Seal Capes.
with Persian lamb yoke. or Alaska sable collar
and edges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Barney Pagan. actor living at NO. III East
Nineteenth-st, has filed n petition In bankruptcy
with liabilities OF SG.S47 and no assets.
Judge Brown of the United States District Court,
has appointed Charles NJ. Hough receiver OF the
property Of Purdy & Wyatt proprietors OF the
Hotel Metropole. at Broadway and Forty second
St. on the APPLICATION Of the three creditors VINO
fled a petition against them ON December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
A Great Carpet Chance

Smiths best Administers and the best fran.
body Brussels. regularly sold at lilo to sl3J
yo' at'''''.s'.'.''''''''''''
Smiths Savonneries and the Lowell Middlessr
Administers. regularly sold at sl.JO yd
at isvo
Bigelow and the Imperial Bigelow Administer
regularly sold at 81 So and 81. - yd. at.S1.2S
annr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
Lace Attractions.

Notwithstanding the scarcity OF real lace
,arhs we are able to offer some unusually at
tractive values.
Applique Barbs. IA yds. long 'esc: 10 &C
r>i,p'4sno porhs ~ vds. long .a3.45 10 S6.0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
Rockers, &c.

Oak and mahogany finished Rockers high back
cobbler leather seat, made to sell for $3.50; our
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So. 40
We have a large assortment Of Womens Writing
Desks, from. recommendation 10 S1OO.0O
Music Cabinets. from. .......S4 $500 TO $4,000
Morris Chairs from. .........s4.75 to $4,000
Combination Bookcases and Desks. from
S1I.OO 10 $4,000
Bookcases, from $500 20 S1Zo.W
Parlor Cabinets, from $1,000 10 s3Oo.O0
Rockers fron1............,....S2 .bo 20 S3o.W
Smokers Tables. from. ........75c. 10 $1,000
Desk Chairs. from. .S2.0G 10 $1,000
Any goods purchased now will be held for de-
livery at any time you designate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10

He was a Republican In politics. but did not take an
active part in the many campaigns through which
he lived He preserved his health well. and never
had any need Of a cane in walking. He did not use
eyeglasses until he seventy five years old: lie
IL survived by five children sixteen grandchildren
and four decentralization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
Rolled Gold Jewelry.

The next best thing TO real goid Je"e"'
Don't confound with the cheap and useiese CIV
goods -
VIC" "a' S1.07 to $3.50
Mems fob Chains. with silk or all chain, :. % 90
"u''u S1.3f to S6.Io
Brooches. hard soldered. any quantity CD 90 40
signs ......''''.'' '''' ''''''" =, -,
Link Buttons regulation SIC. to SLIP
1yoman.s Bracelets. chased or plain, in many
" 4llei ID ...... Csc. to T4.44
Cuff Pins with joint or catch, or the one PEI
Charms and Lockets, hearts, seas anu a.
centre styles .....'..'''' - " -
Studs in SETS pipe stem, separaDle u So
back attachments ..........'.'' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
week George Felix and Miss Lydia Barry WI"
present their sketch, 1.-THE Vaudeville craze

Four new one act plays will be presented Oh VIZ
afternoon of December IA in the Empire lhe" w..
by the students of the American Acauein!
Dramatic Arts-"Jerry and a Sunbeam. by G ,}sIn
Hamilton. "a Love Potion" by Osmond Sums N,rs
ford put to the Test psnt tb@ RarrIcade an
episode Of The Commune of 1871, by Evelyn ureeh-
oof Cutb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
Brooklyn Advertisements.
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
BROOKLYN advertisements.
Brooklpn ADVERTISEMENTS.

This
s
unacceptable
Mvg nptbo m
hIsM vnoh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
Fur Cluster Scarfs.

o"oie ''N 1913
Sable Fox Scarf animal shape, with head. paws
SUI" anS huHsS 20 - .,.',...........$18.9S
Mink Neckpieces, cut broad, can be worn up OF
down, trimmed with cluster Of eight fox 6ns,
S7.40 and S1O.0O
Genuine Stone Marten scarfs. very fine, trimmed
with cluster OF eight natural stone Mart zen
tails .............. .....'''''''' %A"'""
Alaska Sable Cluster Scarf, very fui! pattern
natural fur) including eight natural tal.s,
Alaska Sable Scarfs. first quality naturai iu vi
finished with eight fine sable tails .SS'oo
Electric Seal Cluster Scarfs finest quality, WIN
eight sable dyed fox tails...'...''''''''.T %'oo
Second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
Gold Jewelry and Novelties.

Key Rings, heavy wire in odd designs,
$7.35 to $1,000
Cigar Cutters, with imported steel fittings,
S4.6S to 81 40
Pocket Match Safes plain and diamond set,
&12.95 to S27.75
MICH '''' q" '"A' $3.50 to 1926
$50 to S1S.45
Hat Pins, hligree, enameed and jewelled.
S1.O7 to $500
Thimbles. engraved. rococo and plain hnishes.
S1.07 to SAID
Guard Chains, In ropes. curbs and woven effects,
SS.OS to $3.50