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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-01

The residence of Frank Tarbe of Mason was
struck by lightning during storm Wednesday of
last week, and Tarbell was killed and the build.
ings were destroyed by fire. Part of the house,
hold furnishings were saved, but the contents of
the barn and considerable live STOCK were de.
stroyed. The loss is placed at $4,000.
The eight-year old daughter of Joseph Godin
wss smothered to death In her fathers tobacco
barn at Hatfield Saturday. The girl was playing
with her cousin, 10 years old, when two "bents
of tobacco fell to the ground, burying the chill
dren. The men at work in the barn did not
know the children were under the tobacco until
they heard the faint cries of the boy. The to-
bacco was removed as quickly as possible The
boy was rescued, but the girl was dead. There
was a wound in her head, but 1t is thought that
she died from suffocation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-01
GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK

called Grain.o. 1t is a delicious, appetizing
nourishing food drink TO take the place Of coffee
Sold by all grocers and liked by all who have used
It because when properly prepared It tastes like
the finest coffee but Is free from all its Injurious
properties. Grain o aids digestion and strength
ems the nerves 1t Is not a stimulant but a health
builder, and children, as well as adults, can drink
Il with great benefit. Costs about one-fourth as
much as coffee Is and - cents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-01

A farmers wife near Wellington, NO.,
while feeding chickens recently, dropped
an earring, which was quickly gobbled up
by one of the fowls. She could not pick
out the particular chicken, so killed them
one by one-27 in all-but failed to find
the earring. Then she began to look
around and found 1t in the grass, where
the old hen had dropped it. They are still
serving chicken at every meal at that
home.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-01

When people buy, try, and buy again, 1t means
States are now buying Cascarets Candy Cathar-
tic At the rate Of tive million boxes year and 1t
will be three million before New Years. II mea MS
merit proved, that Cascarets are the most de-.
hghtful bowel regulator for everybody the year
round; All druggists, 10, 20, 90 cents box, cure
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-01

''Tust not to appearances, " but put your faith
In Hoods sarsaparilla, which never disappoints
1t Is the best medicine money can buy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-01
Mark-DoWn Sale
Of Fancy Goods

Picture frames in blue, brown, red,
yellow and white linen.
Pillow covers in red, yellow, eoru,
brown, blue, green, pink, turquoise and
white also Yale and Harvard pillows.
DOilies, tray cloths, silk books, work
boxes, table covers, laundry bags, pho
tograph holders, shoe bags and pin
cushions, all at half price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Reed and Willow Furniture.

Novelties. oddities and unex.
pected finds for the bargain
hunter. Rockers in every desir,
able woods with leather, tapestry
and velour upholsterings. Occa
sional Chair, in great and gor-
geous variety. All reed goods a
"a great sacrifice.
Reed Sofa, with green ornamental
wicker work, al SS.61.
Reed Rocker, with green and yellow
wicker trimmings. at S694.
Green Rush Reception Chair, quaint
and artistic, very cheap at $3.50.
Reed Table. oak trimmed. tinted
wicker ornamentations at ST9s.
Green Reed Armchair high back
very deliberately trimmed. az So. ~
Rocker Of quartered oak, mahogany
or Flemish finish wood seat. al
500.
Rocker. wood seat oak or mahog-
any finish, AZ 50 Is.
NINTH FLOOR. ANNEX.
Pier Glasses. An infinite variety
and al the most
moderate figures.
One with FURNISHED gilt frame. mar
Bile slab and French plate bevelled
mirror (T2x20) only $500
Mahogany Finish Pier Glass. Ten
nessee marble slab. heavy French
bevelled plate (4sx20. very orna-
mental and very cheap. at Sl3 40.
rnI-RTH FIOOR ANNEX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Library Furniture.

Rich, effective designs for Ii.
brary furniture; solid, substantial
workmanship for office goods
Lasting and durable hneness and
fitness for Chiffoniers and the
Stands. In the totaj
there is not an essential feature
lacking to make this assortment
both perfect and popular.
A 3-door Library bookcase, oak pol
ished. heavy glass doors. $1,000
Mahogany finished Bookcase. piano
polish finish. S1.15.
Roll Top Desk antique oak finish.
II. g in. long. complete desk In
terror. S995.
Roll Top Desk. u. 9 in. quartered
oak. polish finish. $500.
Complete assortment OF Flat TOP
Desks. Typewriter and Bookkeep-
er's Desk. Letter Press Stands
Filing Cases. Chairs. Office and
Library Tables.
EIGHTH FLOOR, ANNEX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
st one of the largest carriage repositories in this
LOST WHILE OFT HUNTING.

PHILIP FAUDL OF ST LOUIS. HAS NOT BEEN
SEEN FOR NEARLY A MONTH.
Little Rock Ark. Jan. "A speciaI dlspd'Cn
from he Witt. Ark. says that In the christina
HOLIDAYS a party OF men arrived a. tina; place and
went hunting on the island near by. on the second
day one OF the n. Philip Faud. a retired million
aire merchant OF Vt. Louis went out huntns
alone and he has not been seen or heard OF since.
After Mr. Fauh had been absent ABOUT t"eny
fot,r hours the other members OF the party became
alarmed and Instituted search, wnch was eo CO..
,n,ca hv them for several days and fas since oecn
Lent nm bv others but trace OF the missing Man
las becn discovered. The supposiiion ~ INA, ",
t,audis body was lost the water or In the tahseu
gras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
yrRDER AND SUICIDE FROM DESPAIR

pEsPoNDEHr FREIGHT BRAKEMAN CUTS His
wIFns THROAT AND THEN HIS OWN.
Philadelphia. Jan. z-James Mullen aged thirty
one to-day cut his wtfes throat and then killed
himself In the same manner. The bodies were found
lying together on the bed in the aitic-room which
was the home OF the couple In the dwelling house
al No 307 North Eleventh-st The couple. though
poor lived happily together Mullen was formerly
employed as a freight brakeman on the Reading
Railway, but had been without employment Tor
nearly a year. He was In poor health. and recently
underwent a surgical operation In the hope that u
would lead improvement In his physical condi-
ton. Dependency is supposed TO have caused hin
10 commit the deed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Heaters.

Coal. Gas and OIL Heaters Of every
description and make. prices 70
suit every pocketbook. upward
from sl39
Coal hods. scuttles. tongs. fire sets.
&c, of all materials and qualities
MAIN BUILDING. BASEMENT.
Woodenware. consisting % backing
cases. trays. invalids' rests. but
ler's trays. brushes. brooms. meat
and pastry boards. spice caDinetA
salt boxes. rolling pins. &c.
MAIN BUILDING. 900
Floor Brushes. 39c Whisk Brooms.
I2c Stove Brushes. he. Knife Trays.
-. Dust Brushes, l1c. Lemon
THIRD FLOOR. ANNEX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
This

some $4,000 in cash from their treasury. This
leaves them with only Sac% cash on hand Com
missioner Ogilvie called meeting 10 decide 90
WAYS and means for relieving the situation. ann
memorial asking for aid will be sent 20 washington;
IL is estimated that s. 900 month viii De required
10 nav for the treatment OF INDECENT patients Inc
death rate this winter has been almost as xrcst
as in the summer. Several stampedes 70 new neios
have recently occurred but In each case the so'o-
seekers were disappointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

Open Saturday evenings till
10 o'clock.
Railroad fare allowed out-of
town buyers.
Purchases OF $500 and up
ward delivered within 500 miles
OF New York, freight prepaid.
Goods packed at our expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

stude5aker Bros Manufacturing Company Is
kept busy Just now In ts repair department. The
firm recently opened a factory and repar-shop In
Maron-st directly in the rear OF i,s salesrooms
where were Installed facilities for doing The hnest
kind OF work The shop occupies entire hVe-
storv building, so that ample room and light are
secured for the execution OF good work WiIiao y,
u Innis the manager OF the New York house or
he studebakers has succeeded In a few years nl
buIldinz up an Immense business In the East, ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
DINING CHAIRS.
Carpet Department

We will place on sale for MOnda,
go pieces Tapestry Brussels. at 4Sc
81 pieces Moquette. az TIC.
TUESDAY.
81 pieces Administer. at 79c.
WEDNESDAY.
so pieces Gobelin. at 91c.
THURSDAY.
% pieces. all wool Ingram 54c.
FRIDAY.
90 pieces Velvet Carpet at re.
SATURDAY.
1875 Art Squares. all sizes. from . 2x3
yards up to 4x4la yards.
100 Smyrna Mats. 34c
46xGG Arabian Administer Rugs,
actual value $50. at $4.95.
The largest sale OF carpets fol
this spring that has ever taker
place in New York City. Every
grade and make represented. Ii
would pay YOU to make your Sc
lections now to get the new style:
and colors.
CARPETS. SECOND FLOOR.
Ladies Hundreds OF designs
Desks. dainty and exclusive. In
oak, mahogany, curly
birch, bird's-eye maple-all the
popular finishes. Novelties, Cd
dities and the ordinaryevery day
sorts. Prices: They're OF such
minor Importance that YOU need
not note them. They're phe-
nomenally low.
Solid oak Desk. fancy carved I'D
and top. Chippendale legs, COM
plete interior. well made and fin
ished. - 80
Solid mahogany Desk. OF superior de-
sign. make and finish perfect. large
and very handsome. richly carved
three small drawers and complete
interior. three large drawers IN
base, claw feet. $50 ~
Also a large line OF Mantel Mirrors
In oak or mahogany frames. prices
range from $3.50 upwards.
FIRST FLOOR. MAIN BUILDING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Catalogues.

Catalogues. ffC g %se, a.nSiEs
comprisinR f25 pages. describing
Stoves. oil Heaters Fire Sets. Gas
Heaters. Aluminium. Wooden. Tin and
Enamelled Ware. Baskets. Specialties,
Refrigerators. Brushes. Cabinets. Pict-
ures and Frames Bird Cages and
Wood Novelties Section II.-Descrio-
ing Cutlery. Carving Sets, Crockery.
Glassware, Lamps and Shades. Clocks.
Bronzes. Silverware. Music Boxes, Al
buns and Graphophones. comprising
100 pages Remit 20. for either OF the
above or for any one Of our separate
catalogues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
cIoOvy OUTLOOK N DAWSON.

Dawson. Dec p. via Seattle Wash Jan N-The
situation here ls gloomy. The number OF sick is In
creasing and the six hospitals are full The
mounted police have given for the help Of the poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

The constantly increasing popularity o. the CAT
frey pneumatic tire speed wagons is attested by
the fact that nearly all the weli-known drivers Of
the city use them. Any one who Is fodn OF driving
fast horses finds the Carrey vehicle almos, IN
dispensabo Among the latest converts which the
Baurock Carriage Company. the sole agents Of the
Canrey have made are ". X. Vanderbilt IT,,
Nathan Straus and Frank Work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
4 NEW BAROy DE HIRSCH TRADE SCHOOL,

The opening Will take place tomorrow OF the new
Baron Dc Hirsch Trade School IN East s'Xiy-fourth-
81 near second-ave. il is four stories high 10
feet long by 80 feet deep and Of cream-colored
brick Here will be taught carpentry house-paiht-
ing sien-painting, plumbing and the machinst
trade Tho building is lighted with electricity. and
has The most approved appliances. The pupils VIII
be Hebrews. and the course Is 10 De h'e Anu
half months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
House Furnishings.

n SoillpiStS InS VI SNSif Soit
OF House Furnishings. No de-
partment is lacking in a single
detail. Everything that the most
particular and economical house
keeper could require and at the
very lowest prices. We can't
give you in so small space any
idea OF the variety and compre-
hensiveness OF those stocks. Each
is OF its sort-perfect. All the
new Spring goods now on sale.
China. Special prices in odds and
ends in French, Carlsbad
and English China-(See our
show window
Ice-Cream and Berry Saucers. Cow
cred Dishes. Cake Plates. Water
and Cream Pitchers. Croton Sets.
Prices begin AT &c
MAIN FLOOR SOUTH HALL
Clocks in Porcelain. ONYX. Iron
Wood and Bronze Cases,
Trimmed in gilt or bronze, with
plain or fancy dials and figure
tops.
Fancy China Case Clock. decorated.
at 1915.
MAIN FLOOR. 5o- ENTRANCE.
RefrigeratorS. Our new 1899
STYLES have Just
come in-several novel and de-
sirable ones in Our sample room,
with coolers, sideboard tops
chests. etc.
Hardwood refrtgerators. all i'm
provements. al startlingly small
prices. beginning az sos.
aby-Carriages-all Styles OF upnol-
stery. wicker work, frames. wheels.
afghans. robes and parasol covers.
prices for good wicker carriages
from 50 20 10 S15.
MAIN FLOOR, SOUTH HALL
Bric-a-Brac.-A choice display
OF Teplitz, Co
penhagen. Hungarian, French,
and Faience Bric-a-brac. Arabian
heads, Candelabra, French and
Bohemian Glassware. Bronzes,
Vases, Royal Copper, Pompeilan
Ware. No assortment in the city
can compare with this. The stock
is at its finest now, and prices low
to begin the season.
Figures. upward from 12c. N s2S
Jardinieres. Pedestsls and Umbrella
Stands. I'm porcelain. potteries or
all the celebrated sorts and makes.
Beer Stems and Sets. choice decora-
tions. all styles. shapes and sizes.
MAIN FLOOR, SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
ParlOr Furniture.

Practically every Suit IN the SD
perb stock now on exhibition Is
worth 25f more than we ask for
il. Our first selection OF bar
gains for your especial benefit
proved popular. They sold like
the proverbial "hot cakes May
this assortment OF specials find as
warm a reception. No need to
say best upholstery. That is a
ioregone conclusion.
Parlor Suit Of pieces. carved ma
hoganized frames. spring seat up
holstery seats and backs covered
In figured brocatelle. choice OF col
ors Sl993.
Turkish Parlor Suit OF , large pieces
mahogany frame work. moss green
plush upholstery, embroidered
backs. superior make ana hnish
S3l .43
Parlor Suit OF large pieces, Turk
ish spring all-over upholstery In
best satin damask. silk fringe and
cord. desirable colors. magnifceni
value for Sl4SOO.
FOURTH FLOOR. ANNEX.
Hiqh including Curio and
Art Goods, Music Cabinets, Yer
mis- Martin novelties,
Parlor Tables, and a variety OF
other exquisite and elegant
pieces. No assortment in the
city can approach this in point
OF style and effectiveness. A few
specimen values:
Vernis Martin Curio Cabinet, mirror
back plate-glass shelf, swell sides
and door finest decorations. only.
$500
Vernis Martin Parlor Table. floral
decorations superior finish. French
gilt trimmings. lower shelf. top "a
inches in diameter. a choice bar
gain at SLIGO.
Parlor Suit Of elaborate pieces,
carved frames with gold leaf bur
nlshed finish. medallion panel
backs. dainty frame work, spring
seat upholstery. tufted backs and
plain seat in finest satin damask'
$1,000
work. best gold leaf finished. bur
nished and durable spring seat
upholstery In Empire Satin dam
ask. S37 IS
Three-piece Parlor Suit. mahogany
frames inlaid with marqueterie
exquisite shapes. spring seat. up
hOlstery covered in satin damask,
$500.
Solid mahogany Rocker. marqueterie
inlaid frames satin damask up
''''' THIRD FLOOR ANNEX
Lounges, Comfort and econ
CouCheS, omy both make
Sofas, &c, strong pleas for our
assortment. As 2
stock it's strongly suggestive OF
ease and elegance, though the
prices are plainly economical. In
every instance we can assure YOU
OF good value and frst-class
quality.
Box Couch. Follower head. two com
partmpnts. lined throughout. pat
emf hinge spring upholstery, coy
cred In figured cretOnne, Sl349.
Spring Edge Couch. In embossed
velour. roll head. cord and fringe
finish SJ.2.
Couch with handsomely carved oak
base. all hair. best springs fine
velour covering. superior quality
S117j.
Davenport Lounge. mahogany frame
work. spindle legs. polish finish. IN
figured Empire velour. brass-nall
finish S219G
Antique oak Morris Chair. Strong.
well made and durable
Wi:h velour cushions at Sl25
With denim cushions at $3.50
Solid Mahogany Arm Chair. hand
sOmely carved. upholstered in silk
velour. odd artistic shape. and
bargain az Sill "a.
FIFTH FLOOR AMEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
HoRSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES.

No material improvement ir the condition Of trade
can be recorded II anything matters nave been
quieter IN the last week. both In the horse and
carriage business, than at any time since me be-
ginning Of the usual midwinter duness. But per
haps II Is only fair mention the auction sale Of
W D. Grand. at the American Horse Exchange, as
exception 10 this general condition OF affairs
This sale was well attended. and the genera aver
age OF prices better thnn had been expected
The highest figure was reached with handsome
pair OF nve and six year old brown geldings which
was knocked down TO n. Batterman. OF Brooklyn,
for 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Table Linen.

Lunch Sets. in red white or blue Dor
ders. with IL napkins 70 match
each set. Size s-4. $50. size 10-i,
$40: size 1874. $3.50.
Chlld's Tea Chair OF imitation wal
nut. strong. well-made frame. Arm
~ braced. high seat Of closely
woven cane. excellent value. ioc.
Bamboo Corner Shelf. heavy posts
and two shelves. very useful ana
a handsome ornament. worth S1.25,
as long as they last. 09c.
Picture Frames made TO order. NO
extra charge for Joining or hitting.
ID FLOOR MAIN BUILDING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

tug % war. wrestling. vaultng. match races. an
exhibition OF rough riding by John Deer. an Indian
OF Buffalo BiIls troop. and various other features
The performance Will begin at Slj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Bedroom Furniture.

II : unnecessary 10 eNlOl Oul
assortment OF Bedroom Furni-
ture. It's our speciality OF spe
cialties and famous for reason OF
variety as well as for the low
prices which make it so Justly
popular. If there's any style,
old or new, for which YOU are
seeking, this is the assortment
for YOU to see.
3-piece Suits Of Antique Oak, large
(24x3O mirror In dresser. hand
some carved top 70 bed and dresser,
splasher back washstand well
made and finished. only $1425.
3-piece Suits. Mahogany Finish.
roomy large and thoroughly de-
sirable carved case work. large
mirror C24x3M in dresser. Suit
complete is worth Sl6.50. AS a
special. $1,000
Antique Oak Folding Bed. chirfonier
design. plain, neat and servicea-
BILE. S1.1j
Folding Bed OF Solid Oak. mantel
design. swinging mirror at top.
French bevelled plate. handsomely
carved. $13.75.
SIXTH FLOOR. ANNEX
Chiffoniers, The First Floor
DreSSerS, &c. gives YOU an ink
ling OF the style
and finish which YOU may expect
to find throughout the entire
building. To most visitors its d
revelation. 4 vast assortment
and a splendid one. Brass beds
add the light and bring into
sharp contrast the rich tones OF
the mahogany and the delicate
beauty OF the bird's-eye maple.
Colonial and Empire reproduce
tons in finest woods, DresserS,
Chiffoniers, Toilet Tables-every
quaint style and shape.
Mahogany and inlaid Dressers, with
chiffonier and toilet table 10 match,
quaint Colonial design. superior
finish, hand rubbed polish.
Dresser at Sal ~
ChffOnier al S3IUO.
Toilet Table at SOB IS.
Dresser Of solid mahogany. richly
carved rocco design perfect IN
10 su-fr n
mirror Of heavy French bevelled
plate. exquisite and only $1,000
Dressing Table Of birds -eye maple.
finest make and finish cosework
carved, trplicate mirror. a nov
city. $3.50
Oak Chifonier, Hat Box, polish An
ish. 500.
Oak Chifonier. carved. highly pol
ished. SS75.
French Bevelled Glass, Slloo.
FIRST FLOOR. ANNEX.
Brass Beds. plain and orna-
Hall Chairs. &c., mental, White
Enam e lie d
Beds. Hall Chairs, and countless
exclusive novelties fill all the
available space. Run your eye
over the prices and wonder how
we can do it.
White EnameIed Bed-all sizes
Brass rails. vases and mounts
rosettes. handsome and durable.
only ST.
Brass Bed-cholce deslgns-frst-
class flnish-l inch posts. Very
special. at S1lS9
Froehlich Flawless Folding Beds.
Flemish Hall Seat very Handsomely
carved quaint. odd and striking
~ artistic. S2425.
Hall Chair In English oak. uphol-
stored with Empire Wool Tapestry.
large brass nail trimmings. ex-
elusive designs. Sl11O.
A 4O-rb Hair Mattress, in a c A
ticking. $69S.
Extra quality Of Woven Wire
Spring S2.39.
! pair OF 3-ib. Pillows, live geese.
extra fine, sos.
FIRST FLOOR ANNEX.
Open Saturday evenings till
10 O'Clock.
Railroad fare allowed out-of- .
town buyers.
Purchases OF $500 and up
ward delivered within 500 miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

J. =. Brewster & Co have added a number OF
new spring turnouts 20 their exhibit OF vehicles AT
their warerooms Broadway and Forty-ninth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Relative
to
Credit.

II is universal and universally
necessary. Governments, depart
ments OF state-banks - Wall
street itself-all depend on credit.
Credit is honorable, reputable and
desirable. 1t is based on prin-
ciples of economy, liberality and
mutual confidence. Better than
all else-credit is available. We
DENY il to none! We offer il TO
all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
Dining Room
F urniture.
Just a world You
can't gauge the worth

''+A - 49, - - 49, " -
Iof these attractions from mere de
lscription. It's manifestly impos-
sible to give an adequate idea OF
fthis superb stock. Rich carvings
lembellish the more costly pieces.
land the stamp OF perfect design
and finish is marked plainly upon
the least expensive.
EXTENSION TABLES.
In antique Oak. feet long when
opened $3.50.
In quartered oak. round top. 5 feet
long when opened. claw feet. mas
sive and elegant Sl3.99
SIDE TABLES.
Desirable. ornamental corner I'LL
ers." adding greatly TO the tone OF
a room al little expense.
In golden oak. hand-rubbed polish
finish. $1,000.
In English oak. buffet style. large
and handsome. with mirror back
and superior finish $3.50.
In Flemish oak. buffet effect.
quaint. exclusive design. large
French plate bevelled mirror,
$3.50
|SIDEBOARDS.
A variety Of STYLES. woods and
grades Ridiculously low prices.
In quartered oak &c in wide, 6 IT,.
high. very pretty. $l3.15.
In English oak. very large and Of
elegant design. large French plate
bevelled mirror (4Sxl4, hand
rubbed polish finish S44.6 so
SEVENTH FLOOR ANNEX.
CHINA CLOSETS.
40 up-to-date dining-ro com
plete without one.
In CHARTERED Oak. carved glass
sides and door, 4 adjustable
shelves. S25.25.
/ In Mahogany Inlaid. large. commodi-
Gus and superior finish. $685.
/ In old English Finish. glass shelves.
mirror back handsome carving
throughout, cupboards and base,
$3.50.
DINING CHAIRS.
Newest designs. superior finish.
Arm Chair. golden oak frames,
leather seat and back, S6.4S.
Side Chair 10 match. N4.33
Arm Chair mahogany framework,
leather seat, choice shapes, Sl1.OO.
Side Chair 10 match. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

The F1ss. Doerr & Carroll Horse Company reports
a fair week but In two 20 three weeks from now.
remarked Mr. Carroll things will 60 with htte
more snap" The regular weekly sales or THIS COM
pany are held Tuesdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

An affair Of considerable interest 10 lovers or
equestrian sports will take place at the American
Horse Exchange on Tuesday evening Inc EN-
ployes Of this establishment have arranged 10 "o'.
a carnival OF games horseback. A number OF
..,,,no snairs are on the programme also sew
ei n6,sl eahibtions There Will Do probably