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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18

The programme of municipal improvements of the
London County Council includes the construction Of
buildings which will afford homes for $4,000 persons
at cost Of $1o,oooooo- When completed the Coun-
ell will own $50 blocks of workmen's dwellings.
yielding yearly rental in excess of $4,000 1t ap
pears the old slums being steadily cleared away
and London viii ere long be virtually new city
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18

from their Offices and recreate themselves by some
kind of exercise Should the time come when
we feel it necessary to the health of our high
officials will be worth while to the capital
from the Atlantic Coast to that of the Pacific and
| it Tip in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18

The English railway officials who have come to
this country study American railway methods are
said have been astonished by what they have seen
and the report is not surprising for there are some
things in American railway methods that astonish the
]
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18

President Roosevelt has declared himself opposed
to the use Of political social influence in getting
promotions in the army the navy, and it is to be
hoped he make his opposition strong enough to
put an end to the practice
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18

SUMMER RATES in effect at Hotel del coro-
nado until December 1. Ticket to Coronado
and return. including Is days board and room
s6o- Inquire at 4 New Montgomery Ct
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen' 81, $40 Mont
gomery street Telephone Main 10E
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18

Rubin feels sore, OF course but not so sore as those
who be. on him
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Alcazar-"self Lady
Counlbs-'aOn he
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cafornia-Haverly's Minstrels.
Tivoli-'A Gaiety Girl"
Centra-"Kng the Opium Ring
Grand Opera house-"Romeo Juliet
Chutes Theater-Vaudevle every afternoon and
s-VaudevIe.
Rac@track-Races to-day
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18

walnut and Pecan Panoche- Townsend.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18

Cal Glace Fruit soc per ID at Townsend'Es
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-18

Choice candies. Townsend's. Palace Hotel
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
SIGNOR MARCONH'S PLANS.
NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN HIS AGENTS AND
THE ANGLo-AMERICAN COMPANY.


ST. Johns y. f. Dec. 1s.-Stgnor Maroon
this morning is awaiting a cable message from
London announcing the result Of the negoua-
tions between mis- agents and the Anglo-AIneri-
can Gable Company. The inventor fears the
latter will insist that he cannot engage IN COM
rnerciai business here until after the expiration
OF their monopoly. Marconi is not prepared 70
agree 70 such condition. believing he can per
feet means for signalling between Cornwall and
Nova Scotia within few months. He has now
practically decided visit Nova Scotia on
Sunday but this does not necessarily mean that
he viii abandon Newfoundland if the Anglo
American company proves reasonable
Superintendent Maclzay, manager OF the
glo-American company in this colony, denies
that he protested to Governor Boyle against the
latter visiting the Marconi station. Mr. Mackay
admits calling upon the Governor, but says the
call was in regard to another aspect, purely
social one Of Marconi's affairs, and that nothlns
In the nature OF protest was made
II is certain, however. that the Cabinet met
yesterday forenoon, prior TO visiting Signal HILL
and discussed whether TO go there or not Inc
Premier, Sir Robert Bond. says the government
decided to support Marconi while his work Is
experirnentaI on the ground that its scientlhc
value should be ascertained in the interest OF
the whole world, without taking sioes IN the
controversy.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Bryan I, Kennedy & Co: 1st-ave and i06th-st.
. 1lx34 story ten with stores; foreclosure
Auerbach atty; Walsh. ref; due tudgt SO 415;
costs ss21 etc s14i 10; prior mort SIS 900;
10 pl;ff for $1,000 prior and
By Peter F Meyer Co: 1e9 West s7th-st, ls2 #
Of Ansterdam-ave. 14xl00.1l story dwg h; fore
closure sale: Drayton Barr agt Philip king et al;
Marshall Moran WtlIiams attys; William BOYD
s2os IS; 10 plaintiff for Siob75.
By William NJ Ryan: ESQ East 145th-st, $50 ft e
2sxloo; dwg h: foreclosure sale;
Henry II jackson al exrs. etc, Mary Lancaster
et all Johnston Johnston, attys Grosvenor Hubbard,
judgt 81 rs S.; costs S227 s2 taxes, etc.
sT2 2s; 70 rlaiatin for $4,000.
By D fngrsham & Co: JOG waverley Place, s. IS #
Macdougai-st, 22x97.2: story h; foreclosure
sale Hugh Rose t5l trus agt Edgar Logan ct al; x
s4as II: taxes 1854 66 adjourned December %
l454 Anasterdana-ave, 4s1l Il Of i32d-st, 25x
100 with foreclosure
Egbert ct a. trus etc ast Thomas Mcclure ct a!
Case, ir, atty; Max Moses due On jndgt
so 5i2 costs S45s 3d. ETC. s7Es ST. Thomas
Mcguire for $4,000,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
parIOr Cabinets

At $50, from s45-Gold curle fsnnier Ga9Ir
rich brass trimmings; goid laS4''
glass top and sides. -,c
A. $50 from S4S-Vernis-MaFtlH go
cabinet. plate glass top; painted ue0
rations. b;
A. s44 from s66-Louis XIV; gold Sao.. f+as.
net: glass shelf; mirror oach' ''a3-
trimmed; carved nouIdlngs.
A. $50 from S75-Vernis-Martin caolnee gdeo
glass shelf: mirror PACK; nai
rated panels; brass trimmlnss' abinet.
At $50. from S.o---naLlos inted
orrnolu brass trimmings ian"
panels: mirror back: ,,..,, ,,,,s;c
A. S35 from S115--Vernts- Martin Hius-o ue-'
ana curio cabinet; plate glass sop;
InT,is XIV. design. richly oecora'eo
A. ts9S from s125-Mahosany corner ats eao-
met; Colonial design, ten conpar
fne naouldings. shaped legs. r,,,e,c
49, 500 from Sl30-Vernis-Martin music
<A cabinet: onyx top. richly decoTaIea,
hand-painted panels. fine brass o'N"-
A. 500 from s15o--Louis XIV. gold muse ni9ss
cabinet; onyx top, sven dooT anu srir,
richly hand-painted; fine brass u ''-
A. siio' from s160-vernls-Martin caol- an.
net. glass shelves and mirror pdch'
carved mouldings; hand-painted oeoo-
A. siS5 from s1s5-Louis XVI cabinet ;
ONYX top. mirror back. glass sheiEse'
richly carved 1,.. sv-eI,
shaned panels with fine hand-pa1hteu
5actratI6ns: rich brass trimmings
A. sISo from s2i5-MahoGany caplnes :
xlass shelves and mirror back hahu-
6ainted panels: rnereu-ized brass TRIM
rnings Of rich design and finish.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CLUB OFFICERS,

The Columbia University Club elected officers TOT
the ensuing year last evening It had been expect
ed that Seth Low would be nominated for presl-
dent but il vas felt that his duties as Mayor would
prevent him from giving the necessary attention 10
the club. A nominating committee presented d Hst
of names which were unanimously elected
The club was organized August II last and In
corporated October - Its temporary quarters were
at the Koyalton but ii recently moved INTO It's ne"
and permanent clubhouse at No. a West 1hlr1g-
stxth-st- Its present membership is 49,
The list OF officers follows:
President ] HOWARD VAN EdR@INGE; @ yieeIPTesi- PRES
dent ROBERT CORNELL. treasurer. klC1OH W p O-N.
sERFoRD; secretary GTSTAXTs T Tx klRBf; P2SE 59STe
WILLARD V king wIL44z5 < SAMMANS; BAVIP Z
HANDLER T. LUDLOW CRiSTIE BEEBElSL 4
WADE JOSEPH P GRACE, HARRIS K. MASTERS
KENNETH II. MURCHISON, JR-; JAMES n EAts-
5f5oIoNEW ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS. ELLER1 @
1NDERsON A ". PUTNAM and W; A; BRApLEY;
~ounr1ittee on admissions. THOMAS EWING WILLIAM
A MBIKLEHAM. G G. .. oDELI- JAMES & &MTNk0E
1.ASGTHoRN EDMUND H MILLER. AUGUST ZiNS-
erp m: d STEWART IGIEHART. RICHARD G
HANSON ROGERS HAMMOND BACON, ": b.
sYNSfFcS JR-; ARTHUR A. FOWLER II. b. oDDlE
and HENRY s. G1DDINGS
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

ouertpel ct al: Jacob wyck atty Daniel W Pat
terson ref mort. S15,o COO .,,, =. %, = ~
Of Broadway ls8xloo IL story dwg n fofectGsoe ore os
yenor 8 Hubbard, atty; A PaTkes Nevn. ref: due on
iudgt $22 957 costs s4o o5: etc SPAS 81 o. ano
10 IVest e 6th-ave. 42xlO0-o lease
hold; story bus bdgs: also 100 East iZth-s -
dwg h admx's sale; estate Of William aanlison: Ges
BY ing6aham a,o& fG Gat mn stores foreclosure
sale snelie schloss ag Ludwig Fromia ct al: AneTs
costs S2l taxes S37s 25 prior mort $50 600 Lex
inyton-ave md lOOoN22o; D story o
tenement h. foreclosure sale Charles stem
Henry Stein ct al; Albert SIRE at'S taes
etc. 81 $50; prior mort, s525OO ,,
rv the referee on the premises Bronx Terrace e s.
lot liza lo9Gxo5 vacant; foreclosure sale Wescheste
Fire Insurance Company agt Eliza Farrell Ostrander "
Crawford nttys; George c Appel. ref: due on judgt
81 74I Sc; costs 1927 II; etc. S75 45.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
AMERICAN CAPITAL IN GERNAGT.
CIGARETTE COMPANIES ACQUIRED BY PREssI-
DENT DUKE

Berlin, Dec. 1s-The -'Kleines Journal says
president Duke OF the American Tobacco Com
nanv has acquired the Jasmatzi Cigarette Com
pany Of Dresden, and also kyriazl Brotners' d
Fssriir TWO other Dresden concerns. La Ferme
end suIinaa will be amalgamated, and will then
be absorbed by the American Tobacco Company:
Mr. Duke who has been spending several days
IN seriin mas gone 70 s.. Petersburg for the pur-
nose OF buying cigarette factories
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
One Christmas
DO Ii A
And What 1t Will Do

purse might be-our Library Club VIII heP ING TWO TO
and balance easily. - TN ..,d 1o,
+birtv or ffv-yes hundred dolaE-se OF oeau'u' q"
boohe sort ha, only very wealthy people are IN the ha
buying-priced onehaf the usual Ihen you n7
~ r.r latter all this holiday huster and scatter-oney
s in little monthly sums figure from to 10 cents Gay
Easily bought Easily paid foE Prices only 0aSIarh hob
what such books usually cost! And lifelong pleasure ~
gi. and receiver: for magnificent sets OF DOCKS WI" "
sa+. ten twenty winters from they'll sill! De pleas
ant reminder of Christmas 1901 that came SO long ago
If that person loves good books (and VINO o0esu ,
don't leave the store without stopping moment al aS
~ ;b- Counter Even casual look at the magniicent
illustrations and bindings viii do the rest.
Catalogue by mall you cannot come to see the oooH
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

All right title. real and personal part now hed
by grantor under deed Of trust dated January
IS 1889: " Emlen Roosevelt, trustee, TO w
EnIen Roosevelt and another. trustees. ...,"..:
Lenox-ave. corner 132d-st. S33X74; Daniel
Z Seybel 20 James Aver; Z s. Sl2 %
Essex-st. s. ITO # Of Hester-st 2oSsi.S'
ache Reinhemer TO Isaac Cells mortgage Or
s2l 600: r s. 50 25 o0
Maiden Lane. No A. :, 2ix6si Francis
Lcwndes, ndiv and trustee. TO Charles ID -,
Ingersoli r S. SfS 75.......-. luo
1oSth-st = s, 95 II OF 1st-ave, runs look n
1Ool0x 25x II 100 10 i09th-st look
100 i0x W 25x 100. 10; John Liddle 70 Rudolph
Sens: one-half part; mortgage. S29 900
l2th-st, Nos 81 and 81 West, 43.4x1OS.3x irreg;
Joel Samuel. exr. to William Find: mort
Lexington-ave, W corner 45th-st. l9xeS; Charles
Bruce to Thomas Clifford; mortgage, SlI,-
ad-st No 22i East 26.5x9e 2x irreg: Louis Roth
bord Harris Sturtz: mortgage. S29.Ooo r 5, =.
west End-avs. No e76 e s. 2ix4s7x irreg; Isaac :,
L Miller, referee, to Mary Reed; r s. 81 70.
Manhattan-ave, S corner 10Sth-st. ice likes;
Henry Thompson, referee, to Samuel Stone %
Lexirgton-ave No 1850 W corner 76th-st.
l.. .2x72 10; Mary L Evans Lotta Hall.
mortgage, $4,000; R s. So,
iam-st W :, do.S Il n of Exchange Place, X;
the Bank Of the State of New-York TO the Wall
Street Exchange Building Association: S.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
FoRTY,sIx RESCUED IN LIFEBoATs

Paris, Dec Traditional dispatches received
here from Marseilles announce that forty-siX OF
,ae members of the crew Of hity-two men, pelong-
,nr to the French steamer Kleber. ashore east OF
,ba rcou+h of the River Rhone. have been rescued
thronrh fhe use of nfeboats The captain and the
cFber fFcers of the Kleber have refused 70 leave
he
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

From the leading London maker OF me
parlor and library furniture. we have
recently imported a number ot Fe.y
choice pieces Soma of these are 70
be discontinued: SO to-day are onsrec
At $50, from s40-Satin-wood parlor
chair; inlaid lines. Chip2endale pat
tern. silk cover.
Az $40. from s50--Satin-wood ChipPen-
dale arm chair; silk striped cover.
At s35 from S55-Satin-wood bench. in
laid lines, upholstered seat, silk cover
At $40. from S6O-Louis XIV. mahogany
arm chair; richly carved frame, me
silk cover.
Al s45, from S55-Library arm chair.
mahogany frame; red morocco cover.
At $50 from SI0-Easy arm cnair. az
plain leather: mahogany legs. RED
morocco cover. This chair is covered
with real morocco.
At s7o from $e0-Satln-wood arm cnair'
inlaid lines fine design. silk cover
At $50. from sS0-Sofa; all upholstered,
mahogany legs, loose seat cushions.
silk striped cover.
At $50. from s20o--Sofa and arm chair,
OF fine design. in best quality SIX
damask
Al s1sO, from sa75-Mahogany sofa and
arm chair: richly moulded frame; SILK
cover, in an original design.
All Of these pieces are upholstered IN
superior manner; In fact. in way
peculiar 70 English work-roorns. ABOUT
a dozen other pieces are included 10
this offer.
Fourth hoor.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
FIRE DESTROYS TWO HOUSES.
LIVELY BLAZE AT BooNToN RESULTS IN
LOSS OF $4,000.

Boonton Dec. IS (speciaD.-Two three story frame
buildings destroyed by fire this morning one
OF the buildings occupied by Jacob Nreeland'
q butcher; the other by John l. I. hott, pluInoeF
and W. W. Riddle, grocer. James K van Cleal
and his family lived in the latter building The hre
spread with such rapidity that IN spite OF me e.
forts Of the hreTnen both buildings were lotaLS
destroyed. The loss about $4,000. was mostly COW
cred by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
PRISONER PARDoyBD FOR BRAVERY.

HE SAVED DEPUTY KEEPER ASSAULTED BIZ
ANOTHER CONVICT.
Trenton, Dec. 1s-For bravery IN saving state
Prison keeper from a ferocous assault by con-
vict murderer William Murphy, of Jersey Clty.
who was serving ten year term was TO-DAY
pardoned by the Board of Pardons The ncloeht
occurred about three months ago, when two coloreo
convicts got in a fight in one of the prison work
shops Leon Menshands. murderer from Unloa
County, took advantage of the occurrence 49, St1u
with blow with a chair. The deputy was stunileo i
and bleeding and unable to draw his pistol IN tlLie
to save himself Just as Menshands was in the
act of striking another blow Murphy came up afl1
at considera bic risk succeeded III saving c"li o4i
from further injury.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
BANK PROPERTY TRANSFERRED.

The Bank of the State of New-York yesterday
transferred title TO No 43 Exchange Place and No.
s5 wIliam-st., to the Wall Street Exchange Build
ing Association for ssoo0e0 Charles W. Morse is a
director OF the bank and a member Of the associa-
ton, which will build a new home for the bank at
William-st. and Exchange Place.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
BLIZZARD RAGING IN BRITAIN.

Iondon, Dec. ia snow blizzard is raging over
practically the whole Of Scotland and parts OF
england and Wales. The roads and railroads are
tlocl,ed MANY country districts are isolated, and
a. ofhers work has been suspended on account OF
the weather There have been several deaths from
exposure, and numbers Of shipwrecks have been
reported.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
NEW REALTY COMPANY INCORPORATED

At Albany yesterday articles fled with the
Secretary of State Incorporating the International
Realty Company of this city The capital stock of
the company is 81 10000 of which S50000 is TO be
per cent cumulative preferred stock Its purpose
is TO deal IN real estate and to erect buildings
Francis D. Pollak. Henry W. Clrrk and James c.
Converse are the directors.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
ATTITUDE OF ANGLo-AMERICAN CO,

The solicitors OF the Anglo-American IelesraPn
Con1oany have made public the following state
ment:
Tbera seems 10 be some uaisapprehension as to
the action Of our clients the Anglo-Anerican Tel
eprapb Company. Limited. with respect 10 the eA..
rerfr7ents in wireless telegraphy recently caTrleo
out 81 Johns \ F. by MF, r. Marc0513 @ im 9
legal advisers in Newfoundand after staItng ene
70 secure recognition Of their rights in the col
ony the letter proceeds: However; they (ene (
cornnsny0 instruct Us TO inform you that they are
not averse to giving the most careful co2slaeTa55
ZION any proposals which may be put FORWARD
bv you with a view 70 the further continuance OF
your work" AS the statement saiQ 70 @ haEe
on the nth inst to the effect that in consequence
Of the threatened legal proceedings OF the com
9srg he was rornnelled TO discontinue wireless
4elesranh tests between England and the colony
we give the following extract from a ieIteE OF
Marconi dated the previous day (the loth1 20 tae %
companv's advisers: Il may mention that prior 70
Sbs rreceint Of YOUR letter had decided TO dscon-
finue the tests and TO remove the instruments To-
Yro
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Parlor Cabinets
Gilt Parlor Chairs
Fancy ParlOr Chairs

AT Ss25. from $l2 25o--Mahosany FeCeP 80 .
t,on chair: carved back; claw feet
tapestry seat and back panel, panel; -.can,,on
80. fancy panel back; damask seat.
At SIC, from s1s-CarVed uahog any a,
chair: shaped legs, claw feet damasK
A.. si3 5o from s20-Mahogany chair;
spring seat. upholstered back. damasK
A, s14 from soo-Mahogany chair; finely
carved; upholstered seat and DacS'
A. 500 from S3O-Mahogany arm chair;
unhoistered seat and back. striped SIX
cover
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
F1FTH.AvE. PARCEL REPORTED SOLD

so Fifth-ave.. between Fortysixth and Forty-sev-
enth sts- The houses Nos. and West Forty
seventh-st., recently sold by Mrs. Betz TO the Ten
Associates, Of Boston, abut No. SO Fifth ave,
which is on a lot 20.sx1o0 feet. The buyer of No.
$40 Fiftave is said TO be tenant in the building
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
PLAN FOR A BIG WAREHOUSE.

The Hamilton Realty Company yesterday filed
plans at the Department of Buildings for an
eleven-story brick warehouse to be built a plot
iooxs5s feet on the north side of Forty rstst 100
feet west Of Seventh-ave. The estimated cost is
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
.IOHN w AN 4 NJ A K EK
rns Stewart Fourth Ave. Ninth and Tenth oIresIs

o- ...........-.,.. 100000
S39S IS
43d-st No 2lQ West I7xl9C'' sIA A!3ert 100
r,ot,ery place n W corner WashiugtoR-st. $50 II
10 West-st x22 7x1sOx--; Westinghouse, W $,
adjoining above, 22x-- to West-st; Augustus
HemenIay ct al % 70 Battery race i'.a.'s s75 900
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD PURCHASE.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company las bought
through the Stuyvesant Realty Company, No. 42s
Egghth-ave., a four story brick and stone dwelling
house on a lot 217xe0 feet The building is on the
site the proposed union terminal station or the
PENNSYLVANIA and Long Island railroads
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Richard Harnett s. Co: Te and rs Thompson-st.
6E-s II Of Spring-st, story each
25xSs partition sale; William Oueripel agt Henrs
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

Shoe Sense aooa9 ssos. sAa sa sas na1ss s1ss
chaactersc-nat anybody be found who viii buy shoes
that don't f cost too much Tor their value
And vet-ots people doat know about WananaH 90
know aud haven't thought .
You are going buy shoes, no douot-oner fo youse'
for the gaees or activities the holiday aud winter season. or
as practical sensible gts-and what is there better healthier
more .1tan appreciated than aPy chosen shoesf
As witnesses to our statements, consider these
Woman's Ideal Kid Boots at S24o
Wolfs Ideal leather goes into them k'dskin with
surface like patent leather They spenddy MADE tu Oh
style ease; with weed and stcned Soles: IN ' "
and impossible to equal anything like the price.
Then these:
Calfskin Boots at So 49, -.,.s s,.. .,d
on or high CUT heavy weea s's ana
nexc.lent school business "omah
Mems Tan Shoes at $3.50 -. ..a n,,.s =,
nces; soes Hno
toreistw wa well as leather can
Mans patent Calf Button Shoes at S3so-
Hie stock Just the
style touch wel-dressd men SEEK
Sjnpers too-he assortments broad and Chrsnas-ke
as possibly can be- Cosy slippers. ideal gifts tor the bed
-oo in which the prime consideration comfort; Others more
dgnfed but comfortable whan brief every kind for every
taste need Main floor
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Easy Chairs
Imported Pieces

At $50, from seo-English freside chair.
mahogany frame. dark red leather
cover loose leather seat-eushion.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
NORTH CAROLINA.

MEN0lWORTI lElNq
BILTSlORE ASHEVILLE y c
OPENS JANUARY 20TH 1902
One Of the appointed and luxurious hotss u
the South Magnjhcent mountain scenery. A dry 49,
invigorating climate Gor instructor. Links on 49,
grounds Orchestra all send toF
let W. 4 BRYAN, ManAs74-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Linen-and-Cotton
Robe Pdtte
For 1902

they have arrived opporune unle-o deight many
loving woman with foretaste of Fashlon pans ol Ne
These Robe Patterns shaped skirts IN newest CUT 'a
are almost ready to put and sufficient matching material o
the waist Tiny pas are noticeable relieved with heavy iSa
lace or delicate lace interviewer with threads OF unS0
the patterns have designs of allover embroidery
Here's hint of the prices: .,
Robes of Pongenete at $50, ST. $50, S38 and $40
Robes kandHnen S38, S4Z and p+o
Robes shee rGrasLi at $23, $3S and S4o.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Easy Chairs

With the gold furniture. some Oh our
choicest easy chairs.
At 500. 80, from S30-Mahogany arm
chair: carved arms and frame. en-
bossed velour cover.
A, S95 from S34-Mahogany frame arm
chair. dark green linen velour cover
iarge-headed nails for decoration.
At $3.50. from $S5-Golden oak arm
chair; broad arms, high back, cover OF
dark red glace linen velour.
Al S35. from S45-Turkish easy rocker:
tufted arms. full spring seat back ana
arms; imported velour cover and fringe.
A. sax from S45-Golden oak arm chair;
higniy polished arms, cover or giace
linen velour.
Az $40 from s55-Large Turkish easy
chair: plain upholstery, figured tapes
try cover.
At $40 from S55-Large easy arm chair.
for bedroom or parlor; spring seat
tufted back. figured tapestry cover
cream ground.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Gountrp propertn for Sale.

T%ARN FOR SALE-.ocation. Historic Salisbury. Con
necIicut: GOO acres level hsh state OF cu
tiyaton 200 mountajn), plenty fruit and water
Beautiful residence. Sold TO close estate Ap2S
10 col, CARD, MileFton. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

If your Christmas impulses
outreach your Christmas pocket
book-and we'd pity rather
than congratulate you if the7
didn't. no matter how ful! your
Il Iii haln the two to balance,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
NEw-YORK.

WINTER IN THE ADIRONDACKs.
THE DEER'S HEAD INN. ELIZABETHTOWN, " /
DeligntfllIy bracing air. Modern
ments Comfortable well heated FIRST eas ta0ss
S-ETSON & FRENCH Propr1etorA
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
HOTEL more.

Open throughout tn yer Under new rnanagehnsss--
hot baths IN house and every o1Is
modern comfort and appointment IlustTaLee O0'
TRAYMORE HOTEL Co. ,,
HOWARD WHITE JE. Asr-
D. 9. WHITE President
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
Gold PdrIOr Suites

s1,ita sofa and arm chair; richly carved
mouldings: fnest upholstery: covered
with best quality silk damask of rich
design; loose seat cushions, in damasK'
down filing.
Al $3.50 from s3S5-Louis XIV. gold suite,
sofa. arm and reception chair; ricniy
carved frames; finest upholstery, satin
A. $3.50 from s4O0-Louis XVI. gold
suite, sofa, arm and wall chair; richiy
carved: fine upholstering, silk danask
cover. -. liz.
At 1915. from S750--Louis XIV. golo e. sue.
scfa arm and reception chair, hnest
hand-carved frames; upholstering OF the
very best: silk and tinsel damask Gov
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New-York tribune., 1901-12-19
HOTEL LURAY,

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J..
OPEN PAVILION AND HEATED Sun PARLoR- d.
RECTLY OVER BOARDWALK -
Porches q level with and Joined % BOardNaLA 90
JOSIAH WHITE s SON
New-York tribune., 1901-12-19

These offerings are our newest Choicest
tuous Easy Chairs. In fact the hnes. anu :.io -
neutrality-suspicious. ncnsensicai-n :.
before Chrstmas-without single !eit-o'oi P'O
No finer gift furniture could DC louhu
the land. Some of the pieces just arrived TINS :"
prices. That means