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CENSUS BULLETIN TO CHINESE.
Their Consul Calls on Them to Stand stu and
Be Counted yeraciously.

Supervisor Wilbur, who Is going to count the
people In New York on June l for the census.
began yesterday the work Of enumeratinR the
residents OF sons Of tho foreign quarters.
There is always great difficulty in enumerat-
ing the foreign- born residents OF the city. and
In many cases 1t Is necessary to employ In
terpreters. One Of the first steps MIR. Wilbur
took was to confer with the foreign consuls.
all OF whom offered to assist. Consul General
Chow prepared an elaborate proclamation In
Chinese. explaining why the census
tors would visit the residents OF Chinatown
and what they would want to know. and CALI
ing on all Cinnamon to aid them In, gathering
tho desired Information. This proclamation II
signed By the Consul General. AMI bears the
great seal OF the Consulate. Mr.. Wilbur sent
the copy TO Washington. and Director-General
Nerriam Ia having II printed by q Photo-litho-
graphic process. Copies OF 1t will be posted IN
all the places where Cinnamon congreRats. IL
ia expected that this proclamation will aid
greatly In getting a full count in the chinese
MIR Wilbur's plan OF sending postal cards to
pe rsons who are likely to be OUT OF town on
census day, June ] has worked very Salts
fnctorlly. So far %, 47o replies have been re.
ceived, each telling where q representative OF
thu family will be on census day to give the In
formation which the Government desires.
These replies have been arranged ~ DISTRICTS.
and the persons will be counted as though they
wara In town.
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ONE WHYTEWRIGHT MILLION
Out Of Nine Undistributed Because OF Q Grand
nephew's Suit.

uSpnew WI.
Ruthven whitewright Stuart. 10 years old.
suing BY Jehisl T. Hurd a. guardian. explained
In papers filed In the Supreme Court yesterday
the circumstance s on which he bases his
action to recover his maintenance for life from
the estate Of his relative. william Whitewrlght.
who died May 10. 1898. leaving al estate OF
100000. The papers were filed with an or
der OF Justice Fitzgerald permitting him to
serve the summons by publication on several
deisndants Ia the suit. resident abroad. who
come In under the will.
William Whitewrlght was 80 years old at his
death. lie was a stakeholder In the Union
Trust Company and man other corporations.
and was member OF the Chamber OF Com
nerce. the Union League Club and the Union
Club. He was a bachelor and left most OF his
ssI'' n 10 Z nun ,S her S 81 d y r T:Is', vss but Su, az
years old when the will was made. The gen
era pomise Of White wright to provide for the
balntif was alleged when the boy procured.
sIbout month ago. the order appointing Mr..
The pIaintIf's father. William whitewright
stuart, was a nephew Of Whitewright. His
VIE Is Jeanette X. Stuart. whom he married
on June .. 1875. and they have two sons. The
p.alhtlt says that his brother aud all the Other
gtAninerhews and grandnleces were provided
,Pr IN The will except himself. The accounts OF
NE executors we're passed upon March 5. 1900.
showing that all the estate had been distrib-
Hted except 81 0OO,O0O which Is held by the
,hlon Trust Company TO await the result Of
The present action.
he plaintiff AYERS that In December. 1888,
ne mother. believing she had a good cause OK
acton against his father. was about %. sue
mn tor absolute divorce. but that william
N~htewrght interviewed and asked her not to
I've IN that way. He said. according to the
EslhtIh, that II she would sue for a separation
ohIy ne would be responsible for her mainten-
nnce ana that OF their two sons az long as they
hsel. Acting on this assurance, his mother
Drought a suit for separation against his father
.. mat lime and secured deere. In her favor.
anl 90 no. thereafter sue Tor divorce. The
bhlhun asks that the estate OF the testator be
hed subject TO this promise.
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Law NOT DIRECTED AT DEFENDANTS.
Lawyer Can Got . summary Order for HIS
Fee Against Only Ills Client.

Robert Rockford. a cab driver. brought suit
against the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany TO recover S25. 900 damages suffered in
a collision, The company settled the case over
the head OF his lawyer. Alfred G. Cowan. for
$3.50. although Cowan had q contract with his
client for half the recovery.
BY virtue Of the amendment OF 1899 to Sec
tion y OF the Code OF Civil Procedure relating
70 the lien OF attorneys on a cause Of action
for their services. Lawyer Cowan obtained an
order from the Supreme Court directing the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company to pay
him. $3.50. as hall OF the money paid TO Roch-
ford In settlement. The amendment OF 1899
states: The Court. upon the petition OF the
client or attorney. may determine and enforce
the lien."
The Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court says that Cowan can get q summary
order agains his client for the $3.50, but that
10 collect from the company he will have to
prosecute the action for dam ages 20 a judg.
ment.
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M'GIFvERT. CONGREGATIONALIsT.
Tho Professor Proposed for Membership II
Manhattan Conference.

Prof. Arthur c. McGiYert Of Union Seminary
was proposed for membership at the Manhattan
Congregational Conference held last Wednes-
day at the North Congregational Church In
East l43d street. The minister proposing the
name was unable 70 say whether the professor
would Immediately accept membership in the
Con gregationalist Church or await the final
disposition OF his case by the Presbyterian
General Assembly. but he was In a position TO
say that Prof. McGiYert would ultimately Join
the Church. There was a unanimous vote TO
receive the name.
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chapter. Thereupon Patron Bohm. II 10 alleged.
appointed one Bohm. another relative. as teller.
and the voting proceeded.
The official count showed that Minnie Bong
had received 38 votes and Harriet Herr 10.
The relator states that the actions Of Patron
Bohm had prevented some persons from vot.
have done so; and he then goes behind the
count. lie says he received certificates from
twenty-five persons present to the effect that
thev had voted for Harriet Herr. =.
Dayiiow AYERS that he applied to Grand
Matron NJ. Eva Williams under the rules for
appeals, but that she has neglected, 70 inquire
Grand Matron on the subject In which he says
that he makes the application with no per-
sonal feeling against Sister Bohm, for whom
he has the highest regard. he asks the Court
Harriet Herr was "mallciously aud wlckedly"
counted out.
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Bedroom Suite Of 10 pieces; golden oak
(ash) finish; full size bed; bureau with
bevel mirror, ~washstand; woven wire
spring; soft top mattress; 2 feather pill
lows; 2 chairs and a table. .$ie.So
Bedroom Suites Of Birdseye maple, ma.
hogany veneer and oak; value $500,
$500, $500, 5000 and $500, At
$500, 5000, $4,000. $500 and $500.
Bedroom Suites Of Dutch mrauetry
value $4,000, at. $1,000
Bedroom Suite Of mahogany, hand.
somely carved; value $4,000, at. $1,000
Dining Room Furniture. sideboards
Of oak and mahogany; value $4,000,
$1,000, $1,000, $1,000, St25OO and
$500, at $l4.50. $lly0l, $7l.00. $500.
S9S.0O, and $i15.0o respectively.
China Closets of Flemish oak, mahos-
any and oak value 5000, $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000, at SAL 50,
$l7.00, 5000, $500 AMI 5000 respec-
lively.
Dining Tables Of oak and mahogany,
value 5000, 5000. $3.50, $500 and
$4,000, at 500, Sn.00, $500, $500
and $500 respectively.
CoucheS covered with leather and vel
vet; value si4.oo, $500, 5000, $4,000,
$500 and 5000, 1t $1,000, $500, $Is 50.
$4,000, $1,000 and 5000 respectively.
$50 high back, reed seat and back,
ROCKETS .$lS>
Mattresses OF pure black or gray South
American hair; 10 lbs full size F; covered
with A. c. A. ticking value $22-oo, at
$3.50
Mattress, all hair; covered with A. C.
A. ticking; 40 lbs, full size value $1,000
al. SOW
800 Pillows, filed with geese feathen,
} lbs; value $500, at. .$l.1D
Fourth nooS.
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stranded Ensii,hman Apple, for Aid.

william Wakefield Houghton. IS years old.
OF London. England. appeared Attn Outdoor
Poor Department yesterday and asked supt,
Blair to help him until an allowance comes
from England from his people. He said that
Ave years ago he got the wandering foot and
left home. He went to Central America and In
Mexico caught the fever. Then he went TO
Panama aud finally landed In New York. He
speaks several languages. Supt. Blair said he
would keep Houghton 10 the City Lodging
House as an Interpreter until his people could
be heard from.
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Walking Skirts. Muslin Walking Skirts,
full umbrella ruf1e, with three In
sertions and edge Of cotton Torchon
lace; also dust ruttle; Others with full um-
hrella rufle OF choice embroidery; also
dust ruffle. VIC
Walking Skirts with full umbrella ufle,
trimmed with fine embroidery; also dust
rufle; Others with lawn umbrella rutle,
with five insertions and edge Of lace; also
Cambria Walking Skirts, with tucked
lawn umbrella rutfle, with insertion Of fine
embroidery between clusters Of tucks,
trimmed with full ruffle Of embroidery;
others with tucked lawn umbrella rufle
with two wide insertions and deep ufle
of 'rorchon lace; also dust rufie.. 49,. .$I.%
Cambria Skirts, lawn umbrella rufle,
with three insertions and rufle OF fine
Torchon lace, and dust ruffle. 49,. .$2.S
Cambria Skirts, lawn umbrella uf1e,
with three wide insertions and deep ruffle
Of fine Val. lace; also dust ruffle. =. .$l.W
Cambria Skirts, lawn umbrella rufle,
with wide insertion OF fine embroidery,
full ruffle, with three insertions and edge
Of fine Val. lace; also dust ruffle edge with
ace ........... ............ .$J.<0
Undersklrts. Good quality Muslin In
derskirts, with cambria ufle and tucks
0 .Lyc
Muslin Skirts, with rufle Of fine en-
broidery and mcks above ....... .8c
Cambria Und.rskirts, with lawn UNI
brella ruffle, with hemstitched tucks. &c
Drawers. Good quality Muslin Drawers,
with hem and cluster Of tucks above. .lsc
Msonville Muslin Drawers, with ruhle
Of fine embroidery and tucks above. .19c
Muslin Drawers, with full rufle Of en-
broidery and clusters Of tucks, open and
closed ...... .+9c
Cambria Drawers, tucked lawn UNI
brella ruffle, with ruffle Of Point de
Paris lace; Others with Torchon lace
utle, open and closed. SOC
Cambria Drawers, tucked lawn UNI
brell1 ruffle, with insertion and edge of
lace, open and closed. ...... .69c
Cambria Drawers, with umbrella ruffle
Of fine embroidery ana tucks above, open
and closed. NC
Cambria Drawers, lawn umbrella rufle,
with insertion and ruffle Of Point de
Paris lace; others with Maltese lace; also
some with full umbrella ruffle Of fine EN-
broidery. Nainsook Drawers, with wide
insertion Of fine embroidery, with full
lawn umbrella rufie, with insertion and
edge Of fine Val. lace. ............. .97c
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New Twelfth Regiment Omcers.

Company D. Twelfth Regiment, has elected
Robert Emmett. formerly OF Troop A. First
Lieutenant. and Sergt, #. II. Williamson.
Second Lieutenant. Lieut.. Emmett served as
a sergeant In Troop A during It's campaign In
Puerto Rico. and Lieut.. Williamson served as
a Lieutenant In, the Twelfth Volunteers. FIRST
Sergt, John P. Fennell OF Company g has been
appointed Reginental Con mlssary Sergeant.
r has been appointed color Bergeane
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ENGLISH ACTRESS FINED So.
Maud Ncwhall Made a Disturbance in tho
Ashland House.

Maud Nswhall. an actress who arrived here
from England a month ago. made a disturbance
In her room at the Ashland House on Friday
night and was removed to Bellevue Hospital on
the theory that she was insane, The physicians
at the hospital said she was suffering from al
coholism and she was taken TO- the iorkvills
police court yesterday. There she said she had
lost a diamond bracelet In the hotel. She had
become excited over the loss, she said, and
scolded the hallboys.. Magistrate Mayo fined
her 81, which she paid.
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UnyeiIing Of washin ston and lafayette Statue.

After extensive preparation the pedestal to
the Washington and Lafayette statue at La
iayette Park. junction OF Morningside avenue
and Manhattan avenue and West IL ith street.
10 ready. and the long-deierred unveiling will
occur next Thursday afte moon. The cere.
monies will comprise addresses by Lieut. Coy.
Woodruff, Gen. Horatlo c: Ring, and Col. ".
OH. Washington. The statue is the gin to the
city OF Charles Broadway Rouss. To COM
memorate more fully the anniversary OF the
Battle OF Lexington. and OF the departure. os
Gen. Lafa yette for America, the com inittee has
arranged a special programme for the evening
OF the same day at Carnegie Hall.
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Alleged Shoplifters Held.

Two alleged shoplifters we're srraignsd In
the Jefferson Market court yesterday CHARGED
with stealing articles valued at $3.50 from four
depa rtment stores. They were arrested 10
sixth avenue by Detectives Kash and Larkin.
They said they we're Mira. Annie Scott. 30 years
old OF 1S2 sumner avenue, Brooklyn, and Mrs.
Addie Wilson. - years old Of lo2 Driggs avs3
pue, Brooklyn. Magistrate Brana AsH No.
for further e~xAmlpsttoo, j
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Special COrsetS Values.

80 CorsetS, made specially for
US by one of the best American
corset makers; colors are white and
gray; material is sateen; style, long
waist; prettily trimmed with lace;
sizes from IS to 20 SOC
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GOV. ALIENS OFFICIAL YACHT.
inc Maynower Soon to BE In Condition to
Sail for Pnerto Rico.

Vtders have been received at the Navy Yard
~ brooklyn to put the converted yacht May
mower N condition. so that she may be COM
"1's'oned within thirty days. She Is to DO
ps,sd a the DISPOSAL OF Assistant Secretary
A. an .nr navy Charles 3. Allen. who has been
IN Is SAID Will not cost more than $500.
io NV Mayhower was formerly owned By Ogden
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Furniture Values Extraordinary.
Price Savings of a Third to Hall.

The finest Furniture will 20 on sale here tomorrow at recod-makfnK
prices. Every piece is ~worthy-has the stamina that Furniture must have
before it can come here. Every piece is of wanted style: Yet a great COL
lection is to be sold at prices which mean a full third and in many cases Z
full half price saving to the purchaser. Palor Suites, Bedroom Suites
Furniture for Dining Room and Living Room are Joined in the sale. It's
an opportunity not to b. neglected, for such opportunities are rare
For instance, here are Paror Suites, Z, 3 and 5 pieces, of mahogany,
and mahogany finish, carved am inad and covered with satin damask
and tapestry in assorted colorngs:
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Smyrna Rugs at Lowest Prices.

BreSin & Co, of Camden, N. J, make. Empress" Rugs they are called
in the trade. iii an exceptional chance that brings them to u, 80 tht. tho
price to you tomorrow may be unusually low. Most are patterns which
the manufacturers do not intend making again; few have slight mill i'm.
perfetions-are an inch or so longer or shorter than the regulation meas
urement. But the quality is the very best and the designs and eoorings
are mostly of this season. The list below ives comparison of to.monows
prices with our regular prices and our regular markings are much below
prices elsewhere. First choice Of course to the early corners and a wide as
.o+,,art "a booes fnp,.
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aroohIyu SdrerhSemsnts.
Bruuklyu adrrrtisemsutS.
ABRAHAM N '&TRAUS
R00E[IIT
Matchless Sale of Muslin Underwear

Extraordinary values in Underwear, of muslin, will join in most notable
price Offering here tomorrow. The Underwear sales in this store have
come to be events unparalleled elsewhere. Ever has the last one been the
best until now this sell. improvement is all that is left to store progress.
To-morrows sale will be most notable of all In infnity of varety-in
unexamped low pricing. Every garment concerned in It is worthy. Most
are made of Masonvale muslin. All are put together in the most perfect
manner and in the most approved style.
There is nothing ungenerous or mean about these garments they were
not made for special sale purposes. These are fresh and perfect stocks,
dainty, attractive and wonderfully low priced to bring special attention TO
the completeness of this Underwear Store at the commencement Of a
new season.
For the Spring need, for the Summer supply this sale offers unexampled
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ALLEGED WASHER FINED SO.
George Gebhart Was Charged with Insulting
Mrs. Edward Holdsw0rth.

George Gebhart. who was arrested In front
OF the Waldorf Astoria on Friday night for In
sultlng Mrs. Edward Holdsworth OF 222 East
Twenty-fth street. was fined $40 BY Magis-
trats Brann In the Jefferson Market court yes
terday. He tod the Magistrate. that he had
only tried to protect Mrs. Holdsworth from
was in court. made a rush for Gebhart when he
first caught sight OF him. but was held back
BY several policemen,
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Many Applicant, for Co,umb,. relIow,hips.

- secretary Of Columbia University has
.hs 'ed 100 applications for university fellow
yea v-a lsrGer number than in any previous
cd In MLnese iellowships. which will be award.
W." nay nave q value Of $3.50 each.
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ColOred PetticOats.

600 black sateen Petticoats,
made with ten inch graduated &C.
Gordon plated ruttle, set on
skirt; trimmed top and bottom
with a ruche ,...............$l.D
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rlse,ion, In the s.,.nty.First Regiment.

Elections In the seventy-First Regiment
Two former volunteers have been unani-
mously elected to commissions In Company A.
sevsntv- first recim ent. They are Sergt. }. II.
list chosen First Lieutenant, and SerRt. W. y.
una chosen second Lieutenant Both
officers served IN tho campaign against the
spanish In Cuba,
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opportunity. These details:
Gowns. Masonville Muslin Gowns, high
neck, with Mother Hubbard yoke Of
solid cluster tucking, ambrlc ruf1e on
neck and sleeves. ........... .4Sc
Good quality Muslin Gowns, V-neck,
with four insertions of embroidery, and
clusters Of tucks In yoke, 7mbric ruffle
on neck and sleeves. .......... Sc
Cambria Gowns, Empire, with two lace
and an embroidered insertion across
front, and tw o insertions and ruffle Of
lace at side, lace ufle On neck and
sleeves Tc
five pretty styles Cambria Gowns, "
neck and Empire, some prettily trimmed
with insertion and ruftles Of embroidery,
Others with fine henStitching and Lce.E
Cambria Gowns, Empire, with inser-
tons and ruttleS Of fine lace embroidery
insertion and ribbon trimmed. :. .Sl.D
NainSook Gowns, high square neck, with
wide insertion Of fine embroidery around
neck and full lawn rutfle, with insertion
and edge OF tine lace, lace ruttle on neck
ana sleeves. ply
Cambria Gowns, Empire, with insertion
OF Maltese lace and embroidery beading
across front, and two insertions and
rutile of Maltese lace at sides, lace ruffle
on neck and sleeves, Others square neck,
trimmed with tucks, hemstitching and
Point de Paris lace. .$l.@
Nlinsook Chemise Gowns, low round
neck. with wide insertion and ruffle Of fine
Val. lace and ribbon run beading, back
and front, full lace rutfle over shoulder,
short sleeves trimmed with full ruffle OF
lace. .$2.N
Nainsook Chemise Gowns, Empire,
prettily trimmed with fine embroidery
beading, tucking and Point de Paris lace;
also, Gowns, low neck, trimmed with
insertions and rutiles Of fine Val.
lace. ......,. .SL.oS
Corset Covers. Excellent quality muslin
Corset Covers, high neck, felIed seams,
pearl buttons, perfect fitting. ........ &c
V neck Corset Covers, with hem
stitched tucks and ruffle front and back
others trimmed with embroidery :. . .l5c
Corset Covers, round neck, trimmed
with embroidery and ribbon. ...... SIC
-Four pretty styles Corset Covers, one
round neck with six insertions of lace in
front, finished of with lace, ruftle and
ribbon run beading, Others square and
V neck, trimmed with embroidery, and
another style square neck, trimmed back
an. front with lace. .4Sc
Nainsook Corset Covers, round neck,
with insertion and edge of fine Torchon
lace across front; Others square neck,
filled in with Maltese lace. ......... .59c
Lawn Corset Covers, low round neck,
with three insertions and edge Of Point
de Paris lace and ribbon run beading,
back and front, finished at waist with EN-
broidery, beading and ribbon; Others in
Nainsook with duchess lace insertion
across front, finished of al waist with
embroidery, beading and ribbon. . .97c
Chemises. MaSonville Muslin Chemise,
with corded band and pearl buttons. .l9c
Nainsook Chemise, round neck, with
full lawn rutfle, with insertion and edg. Of
Val. lace and ribbon run beading, rLttle
at bottom, with insertion and edge Of
lace; Others Of lawn with two insertions
and edge Of Maltese lace embroidery bead
Ing and ribbon at waist, tucked lawn ruttle
at bottom trimmed with lace. ..... $l.S
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To Attend the Cancellation Of do Ia Sale.

The Rev. Brother joseph. Visitor OF the
Christian Brothers for the Province OF New
York. and the Rev. Brother Girardus.. visitor
viii sail Tor Europe on the Campania on April
Fl, They are going to Rome to assist a. the
canonization OF do la Sale, founder OF the
Christian Brothers. on May "a.
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4 Suites, value $500, at. ......... $1,000
2 Suites, value 5000, at. ........ .SA.U
7 Suites, value S6Sy0O, at. ........ $iS.W
E Suites, value $1,000, at. ........ $500
s Suites, value $500, at. ......... $500
; Suites, value 5000, at. ......... $1,000
2 Suites, value $4,000, at. ....... $1,000
Suite, value $4,000, at. .$lO0.W
Divans and Sofas In mahogany and ma
hogany finish; covered with satin d1mask,
tapestry and plush In assorted oolorings.
IS Divans, value $500. at........ 5000
6Divans, value $4,000, at $500
4Divans, value S27.Oo, at. ....... $1,000
2Divans, value $500, at. ...... .Sl4JW
4Divans, value 5000, at. ana. $500
SDivans, value $500, at ....... .Sl4JW
I Divan, value $1,000, al. $500
2Divans, value 5000, at. ...... $1,000
40 odd Arm and Parlor Chairs Of ma
hogany and in mahogany finish; value
$iiOo, $t2.oo, si4!oo, $500, $500,
S24OO and 5000, at $500, 5000, $7.0o,
$S.:3, $1,000, $l2.0o and $500 respec-
lively.
These are Parlor Suites from our regu-
lar stock Of sorts which are to be diScon-
tinued. They are 2, ;, 4 and 5 pieces in
mahogany, mahogany finish and in gold,
Suites that were 5000, $500, Si2S.OO,
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000, will be
marked tomorrow $500, $1,000, $4,000,
$4,000, $l3SO0 and $4,000 respectively.
Bedroom Furniture-Brass Beds; ~
and ? inch posts; some with canopy and
bow foot; value $500, 5000. $500,
5000, $500, $1,000 and Si25.oo, at
$1,000, 5000, $500, 5000, $1,000,
$500 and $1,000 respectively.
Bureaus and Chiffoniers Of maple, ma
hogany, oak and mahogany finish value
5000, $500, 5000, $500, $500,
Sos.OO, $4,000 and $4,000, at $4.7S,
$3.50, $2l0o, $1,000, 5000, $1,000, $500
and $1,000 respectively.
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COLD FOR F

GOLD STORAGE OR FURS- have added the system ddy adc odar storage to om customary hGMs 70
III" Our mMe covers loss by fire or tMS WMn dmy by ms