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New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Linings, Notions, etc.

Mercerized Lining Aoreens-
white. black, coloTs-usGa.ly 25. z
Mercertzed Percaiines-high itstre-
colc-s and black-eisewhere .I25x QA
Black Sewing siiks-doz spools-... 4 =
Alpaca Skirt Braids-5 yds.
extra wide-value IL. q
'Dainte'' Hooks and Invisible Eyes
Gross-yaiue "a .... =
TaHeta Seam Binding
black and coicrs-vaiue b.. 10
Chiffon Collar Forns-ruehe top
white and black-value .i2..... =
Stamped Tray Cove-s-valne "a. rs
Union Linen Scarfs-isx54 and
80 inch squnres-value 80. -....... pa
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
TO RESTRICT OUTSIDE ACTIVITY.
Instructions Issued to Employees of Depart
ment of Agriculture.

Washington Nov. 2.-Secretsry Wilson Of the
DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture has issued the follow
ing instructions relative to the outside interests OF
employees of that department:
No officer or ernpIoye Of the government who IS
In 4 position either TO iniueIlce the award OF d
contract with the department or to cause pur-
chases of supplies to be made for the department
shall be interested in any firm, company or cor
poration doing business with the department.
Officers or employees who are engaged upon IN
vestigatious OF special Industries for the depart
ment shall -ot be connected with or interested in
any firm company corporation whose scope OF
business Includes the industry which the officer or
employe is investigating for the department; anu
an officer or employe engaged upon the above oe-
scribed work shall in no case allow ms name ms
work or his connection with the department TO pe
used in promoting exploiting or selling STOCK III
whose business includes the special industry which
such officer or empoye is investigating for the de-
partment. -
No officer or employe shall perform or be en-
gagged upon work for private individuals, nfI,s
coInpanes corporations Institutions without me
written consent of the Secretary. first had ana op-
tained through the chief of the bureau. once or
division in which said officer or eInpIoye serves.
saws II is not TO prevent officers and employees q
the departnent from performing proper work GU
sde OF office hours which does not interfere Wltn
work for the department. out u Is cesIsLle1u u ~.
the kind and quantity OF outside work whicn may
be flerraitted in order that such work shaN & noe
impair the usefulness Of such officers OF efhpioSe'
TO the government.
Secretary Wilson to-day appointed a committee
on the personnel of the department. consisting of
Assistant Secretary w NJ Hays, Chief Clerk s; z
Burch and Solicitor George A McCabe II VIII VIII @ oe
ports of ,sronpdoines of employees and the char-
acter OF the work performed
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
MR. TAFT At ISTHMUS.
Goes to Panama City to See Presi-
dent 4n,ador-Plans for Return.

Colon. Nov 2-The United States cruiser
Columbia. from Norfolk, Va, October 2S with
Secretary Taft and his party on board, arrived
here this morning. The public buildings. the
offices of the Panama Railroad and other estab
lishments flying flags in honor of the
double event. the second anniversary Of the
establishment of the republic Of Panama, and
the arrival of Secretary Taft.
Secretary Taft landed at $50 a. m and re-
ceived salute of seventeen guns from two
automatic pieces mounted on a railroad car
facing the Panama Railroad buildings brought
here from Panama for the purpose.
The Secretary said he was in good health and
that all on board the Columbia were we'll. They
had q pleasant voyage. Shortly after landing
the Secretary and his party started for Panama
by special train to pay their respects to Presi-
dent Amador. Secretary Taft expects to sail
from Colon on November Z, the Columbia stop
at Hampton Roads in the afternoon of Novem-
her
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
ROUGH RIDER IN CELL.
Philip K. S5ceet Charged sgith Con-
smracg by Friends Wife.

Charged with conspiring to blacken a woman's
good name, Edward 3. Schmalholtz. butcher.
and Philip K Sweet, q former patrolman and
Rough Rider and once chief of detectives in
Manila were locked up in the Tenderloin sta
ton last night Their arrests followed suit for
divorce brought against his wife by Schmal-
Eoltz and an affidavit sworn to by Mrs. Schmai
holtz. The arrest made warrants issued
by Magistrate wahle in the Tombs court by
detective from the District Attorneys office and
the Tenderioin station
Schmalholtz has been separated from his wife
for some time She lived with her and
daughter at No. zoe West S3d-st. Last spring,
it is alleged, Schmalholtz desired to get
divorce, that he might marry another woman.
About this time Schmalholtz's friend Sweet be-
came acquainted with Mrs. Schmalheltz, 1t is
alleged under the alias OF Philip X Stone,
captain in the United States army
After following Mrs. SchmalholtZ to the
Adirondacks and later TO Albany sweet IL Is
alleged induced Mrs Schmalholtz to go to a
hotel after accident. Mrs. Schmalholtz said
that Sweet sent her two children out of the
room on some pretext, and few minutes later
Schmalholtz and some friends forced thelr way
in accusing her of fnfideiity- Her husband, she
saws affected not to know Sweet and threat
ened his life vigorously.
Schmalhotz at instituted suit for d.
vorce, but Mrs. Schmalholtz's counsel, suspect
ing collusion laid the case before the District
Attorneys office and the arrest OF Sweet and
her husband followed
Sweet was formerly policeman in this city.
In 1899 he was chief Of the detective bureau
in Manila He was accused of completely in
smuggling Cinnamon and opium into the islands
and went to Hong Kong, afterward returning
to the United States He served with the Rough
Riders in the Cuban campaign, and now has
private detective agency in the st. James Build
ing No 1,1S3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
STEAMER SINKS CANALBOAT.
Two Thought to Have Been Lost in Collision
with Tow in He'll Gate.

The steamer Horatio Hail. of the Maine Steam
ship Company. while on her way to Portland. Me-,
last night, struck tow of canaboats in the chan
mel at He'll Gate. One barge, the Marie Augusta,
is believed to have sunk with man and woman on
board.
The tow made up Of ten empty barges be-
longing to the James McWiam Towing Company
of Jersey City with ten men and fourteen women
on "oard George MCGEE and his wife were on the
barge Mira, which later towed to Williams
burg. MCGEE said his wife thrown into the
hold of the barge when the Horatio Hall struck
them. A search was made for the s missing barge
DR.. Lppold, of the Williamsburg Hospital, was
summoned to attend Mrs. MCGEE. He found she
OF the head
The Horatio Hall, which uninjured, sent a
wireless message of the accident to the company s
office in this city while proceeding on her voyage
to Portland.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
CANAL BOARDS WORK.
VIII Take Up Report of Subcommittee on
Lock Canal Next Week.

Washington, Nov. 2-The full board of con-
sulting engineers of the Isthman Canal Com
mission at the conclusion of to-morrow's meet
ing when former Chief Engineer Wallace is to
arpear, will adjourn until next Tuesday, when
it is expected the subcommittee on the lock
canal will have finished its report. After that
date it is thought that the full board will again
hold daily meetings to discuss and draw up a
report on the best plan for the canal This
report, which is expected TO be ready in the lat
ter part of this month will be sent to the 18TH
mian Canal Commission, which will forward It
to Secretary Taft. with such recommendations
as 1t may wish TO make. Secretary TAFT VIII
forward it to President Roosevelt, and it will
be transmitted to Congress
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
ALASKAN BOUNDARY MARKING.
Work So Far Done-Suspended for the
Season

washington. Nov 2.-The joint parties of Arneri-
can and British engineers which have been en-
gagged in marking the boundary line between AlasRi
and British America the last summer have ceased
their labors for the and some of the AHerl-
cans have returned to Washington. Three Ameri-
cen and three British parties have been in the field
this season. and each nation has had representa-
tives with the parties of the other. SO far the
boundary crossings at White Horse Pass at Chll-
cat, the head OF Portland Canal. ana on the
Stikne and Unuka rivers have been fixed. super
fntendent Tittman, of the Coast and Geodetic sur
vey says that owing to the shortness Of the sea-
SON several years will be necessary 20 coiipTt %
the work Mr.. Tittman also says that as tne
Alaskan Boundary Commission, which met N IN oes neS
don named the boundary peaks. there Is no posi-
bility either country encroachlng upon the 'eri-
1nru of the other.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau

Washington November
GREATER REWARD FOR WESTON.-Major
General John NJ. Weston former commssary gen
eral OF the army stands good chance of retiring
from the army in a year or two as lieutenant gen
eIal and chief of staff. His friends are anxious
that this final honor and reward shall be conferred
upon this fearless Irishman,' who has fine rec
ord from Civil War days and since then as an lno.
ian fighter and who has made the food system OF
the world, inciuding even the japanese There is
more popular officer in the service and his pro- pro,
on every side with approval The suggestion @ that
of of retiring iT With high rank lieutenant general
and chief staff viii be met with similar indorSe.
the remainder Of life the pay that you'd equal
that of major general of the active list
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
from Military secretary's Department to Department
Captain ELISHA s. BENTON from 124th to e5th Com
pany. coast artillery.
Captain ROBERT S. ABERNETHY. from Goth to 12sth
Company. coast artillery
NAVY.
Captain S6H5S Gs7Rofz %Ea
ELL Ieutenen W SMITH cENY Ens5n r. Ma5S
Captain z. C. PENDLETON. to command the Missouri
Captain w. S. COwLEs detached the Missouri to Navy
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssELs.-The fol-
lowing movements Of naval vessels have been re-
ported:
ARRIVED.
November THE Sylvia al Norfolk; the Hopkins the
Worden. the Truxun. the Lawrence the MacDon-
Ssgh aa the the avand ana the ATefhusa at Annapolis
the Paducah Yorktown the Brutus at Norfolk, the
Leonidas and the Lebanon at Hampton Roads the
Eagle Provincetown. the Princeton at Acapulco
the Cincinnati at Nagasaki.
SAILED.
November THE Hannibal from Newport News for @ B3s
from Bremerton Francisco the Minneapolis
from Naples for Gibraltar the Calao from Hong
Kong for Canton the Abarenda from san Juan for
Norfolk. Supply from Guam for Honolulu bound
for Mare Island the Wisconsin from Nagasah for
Annoy.
Second torpedo consisting of desroyers Hopkins
Worden, Stewart. TruXtun Lawrence and MacDon-
ough TO First Squadron. North Atlantic fleet.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
STORAGE NOTICES.
New-York, Oct. 9th. 1905.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to each and
every individual hereinafter mentioned

New-York. Oct. 9th. 1905.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to each and
every individual hereinafter mentioned
TUESDAY. THE FIST DAY OF NO
VEMBER,
1905, the following goods will be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION, az the Warehouse OF
the GUARDIAN STORAGE AND TRANS
FER COMPANY, Nos 30i and 303 West
City and County of New-York. at 1880
a. m. to recover the amount due upon said
goods for storage charges upon the same
pursuant to law, and such sale VIII De CON CON
tinued from day TO day until all said goods
shall be sold: Mrs. +. Shaffer, sewing ma
chine. trunk, etc. 81 %; J. Fade; bed
bedding, table. etc. s23. %; Mrs; R. N.
slo1. 80; Mrs j Avery. bedding; eninGhlee' nch;re
beds, etc. S16s.s0; ]. D. Beers, safe
trunks. etc. S1SI5: c. ]. Bilison. case.
s44 40; Mrs. A Burnham. beds, mirrors
rors. bedding. etc. S3S. 30: Mrs, 4 Br2wn'
carpets. sewing machine. etc, so4- 20 B9I- r
ing & Co, chairs. writing table. etc az. az.
James Brown, dresser, chairs. etc, sls'
c L Conaway, box, trunk, sl2oo; T.
Clark ex. table barrels, etc, $40; NJ -.
Cohn, dresser. marbles. tables, etc. S59 oo'
a, L. Clark scales. tables, etc. SlS; Aus
tin Davis, wardrohes. sewing II1ac@i.ine; III et,'
$50 10: 4 Dobbie. carpets. etc. So. 5o NJ
8f Finch. rug, bedding, etc. $S6.'o: MTS' -
NJ Harrington, refrigerator. S. %; MIS- H.
Hand upright piano. S26- 40; NJ L. hehuei
son. bureaus. bedding. mirrors. .stS.' etc
sIU1 10; Mrs 7. Jones, extension tapIT'
chairs, etc, $50: r. Katz trunk, SAP n. y.
l. Knight. couch. rug. table etc. SlHsy' SJIc,o'
Mrs NJ kenny mirror s23-o0 I. AleI t
couch. carpets, bedding. etc: sos 40 4 y
Merriam. rugs, tables. etc. $50: y N 20
Donald icebOx dressers. etc. S4oi J.
Donald boxes. etc. S6.Jo; Mrs. N NC
I,aren sofa refrigerator. taoles. etc-.
S9T IA. + y Noxon. barrels. desk, etc;
si535 Mrs 5. owen. chiffoniter side0oare sd%ars
Tnirrrr etc Sas: NJ NJ O'Connor, marbles
bowls. etc. SOS. 10: Mrs. s OPP &oppenhslnI' h,sliIl
sofa. clock. etc. $50; c. II Fond tTunE' nS
81 20; Mrs H Parsley, trunk; 80. 'o' i,tt Z; ~
Peek sewing machine. De9aili{, il5,,- Ir5.
ding, chairs, etc s2G; +; BsebeT Bee faSiss' Ricfs
faising hed sa- $ Rossnthal. pictures,
si25 G. Reid dIssse5s bsadibs5 bs. enetds. etc
s14 so: II speck. dresser, trunk; mirror,
etc. $57 30: Mrs, j. Tabosky sc. sotai 49,
Mrs A. II Walsh. case. Se-oG, 11rs II,h
WEBSTER, barrel. 81 Is: Miss y Nasts' ,ts'
dresser. screen. etc si3i9; J. Nlii' ~. -
fonisf, beds. etc. $3.50. I. he.ileo'' ''i'4
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
CHANGE STATEN ISLAND SCHEDULE
Three Boats to Run After Sunday to Main
tain HaIf-Hour Schedule.

The managers of the Staten Island municipal
ferry decided to make changes in the schedule
Of the boats, the present one has been found to
be impracticable. The time table is to take
effect next Sunday. According to the revised
schedule three boats, instead of two, will be run
during the day in order to maintain half-hour
service which the management has been vainly
irving TO do since the ferry opened.
Instead OF two boats, starting the time,
one from Whitehal-st and the other from St
Georee a boat will leave Whtehall-st. at The hour
and lf-hour and a boat will leave st. George at
fTteen minutes after the hour and another half
bour later This will allow each boat twenty min
ufes for coaling.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
MEXICAN CENTRAL GETS CONCESSION

[By Telegraph to The TribuneI
Galveston, Tex, Nov. 2-The Mexican Centfal mas
secured a concession from the government to
build to the Rio Grande opposite Brownsville The
Paredon extension, north to the border, above
Laredo which had to be abandoned three years
Coo oyy;pv IN the exclusive concession granted the
e5eyican National will be extended eastward to
BrownsviIIe and there connect with the ST Louis
onS San Francisco Brownsville road now building.
Plans for another line direct to the City OF Mexico
Tro,,9 brownsville are under consideration by the
Mexican Central Another report says the road
viii build its own line in Texas from Brownsville
tn Ga Antonio.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Hosiery Underwear, etc.

Childrens Black Wool RIB Hose
rnerino heels and toes-Spscial-..--. IN
ChiIdren's Heavy Black Cotton Hoss-
d BILE heels and toes ..-.......-sss .1GR
WomeYs Black Cotton Hoee-plain
lace enects also white scst-
some d BILE heels and toes---....s .12H
Wouden's Fleece Lined Vests, long
sleeves--ankle length Pants. s.--.--.. ~
Heavy Fleece Lined Vests and Psots--
all sizes. also extras .-----.-.s-.ss .4Se
Children's Rib Vests and PANT
fleece lined-reg- .S5-...--.s.s-...> ~
Women's Two-clasp KID Giovss-
latest fall shades-Special yalas-... .Oa
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
JUDGE FINES PARROT COMPANY.

[By Telegraph The TribuneI
Helena Mont Nov. 2-Holding that they had vio-
lated an Injunction issued by him early last spring.
y,dga w FL Hunt in the United States Court at
pu,ta today fined the Parrot company and H V,
wineheI. it's geologist, $3.50 each for contempt.
Judge Hunt absolved the managing director, J. D
comnary from operating IN what is known as the
..bl1e Vein in property in dispute between the
ba1 fbe proceeds of the extracted be deposited
With the court until title TO the property Is Vesleo
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
PUT BLAME ON FRUIT STEAMER.
The Magnolia's Officers Disclaim Any Re-
sponsibility for Collision.

Washington Nov. 2.-The lighthouse board
has received a report from the officers or
the Magnolia at the time she was IN COLLISION
with the fruit steamer Esparta, coming from
New-Orleans with President Roosevelt on board.
All blame for the accident is placed the
Esparta. 1t was stated to have been unaVold-
able on the part of the Magnolia. The collision
is to be the subject of investigation, by the Su-
pervising inspector of steam vessels.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Women's Underwear, etc.

Cambria Drawers-deep rufe. tucks
and hemstitching-valus 50 -.----- l u
Cambria Sklrts-deep lawn fouuce-
lace insertings and edge or good
emb'y-usuaIiy S1.S9. .S0
FIannelette Gowns-deep yoke
scallop trln-vaiue SO. .-.-...-..--- .o9
FIannelette Skirts-silk scaltop
rufIie or H ) tucSs-usually .6S--- AZ
Canton Flannel Corset Covers
high neck-36 10 90 bust. ........--. Az
Children's Flannelette Night DGawerS-
pretty stripes-I TO 6yrs- .SS
s to IL yrs. 40
Knit Night Drawers-heece
Ened-with feet to 10 yrs "a
Women's Coutil and Sateen CorsetS-
long, medium or girdles-value Sl-oo. SO
Fine White Batiste-button back
tucks and emb'd panel-worth 81 25. .2S
Soft and Rustic Taffsta SILK Skirts
black and cOlors-extra full
flounces-usually $3.50 ....-.....-4 .6S
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Blankets, Comfortables, etc.

White and Gray Wool Blankets
full size-value $500 O--.--.--.-.-.2 SS
Heavy White California Wool
double bed size-vaiue IS. so. ....4 SS
White Baby Blankets-heavy
cotton fecce-value .45- -........... .2S
Full size Sllkoline Conforta bles-
reversIble-pure white cotton $3.50. 90
Full size SiIkoline-value 81 -98. 80 1 SO
French Sateen-turkey red back 1 .SS
White Crochet Spreads-full size. SO
Full size Honeycomb-hem'd
or fringed-value 81 80 ..--...-.-- .SS
r,,11 size MarseiIIes@extra heavy
newest patterns-value 81 IS. .-.--.- 1 .3S
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
TRIAL TRIP OF THE VIRGINIA.
New Battleship VIII Be Tested About No
vember 81.

Washington Nov. 2-The Navy Department is
arranging 70 have the preliminary trial OF the pat
tleship Virginia, now building at Newport News
take place about November 21- This brings an
other big battleship close TO the point where sne
will be ready be placed IN commission ana carry
fbA ase o,,+ ,,non the high seas Like the battle
shin RE,oda Island which has reached the trial
stage the Virginia has displacement OF l4gao y 40
tors a,j is desfened for a speed Of IS knots Her
Complement calls for 40 officers and ~ enlisted
men The Virginia is fitted as hasshlp
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
HELD BY FINGERS TO TRAIN.
Telegraph Operator Hauled Three Miles
with Hand Caught in Door.
fRy Telegraph to Tho Tribune,


Pittsburg, Nov. Wv. f. Craig, a telegraph
operator is in the Allegheny General Hospital
with three broken ribs and badly lacerated
fingers. His escape from death was remarkable.
This evening he tried to board fast Penn
sylvania train at his home in Sheridan, but be-
fore he got inside the vestibule doors We're shut
cn his fingers, and, hanging this way he was
whirled through the air three miles to BirInng
ham, where his heels struck picket fence and
he pulled from the train.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
,osEpH A. HoWELLs TO BE CONSUL

washington, Nov 2-The following appointments
6, the consular service were made to-day; 60
Jossph A. Howells. OF Ohio to be consul al N >
lsta Rogar Greene. of Massachusetts to be consular
aseI sIfred - Fleming of Missouri to be consular
agent at cambridge. Quebec.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Women's Skirts and Waists

Dress Skirts Of Broadcloth. Chevioe-
Panama. Serge and fancy mixtures
full or semt-circular; also
new pleat modeis-ususlly &7.eS. Il. GS
Extra fine Broadcloth-the new
circular skirt. bias stitched fold
trim-worth S1& eS ..--..--. S.Sa
Chiffon Tareta Silk Waists
staple and evening colOrs-tailored +
or fancy, also allover Lace Waists
usually 5000 ................----. S-Sa
Theatre Waists Of Crepe dc Chine and
Taffeta--black and beautiful ShAdAs,
elaborateIy trim 'd-worth $1,000 .Sa
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
TRUST MAY GIVE MEAT AWAY.
rRv telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

[By Telegraph 10 The TrlbuneI
Kenosha Wis Nov Before the end of an
other month it is possible that free meat will be
the portion of the people Of Kenosha- Within
the last few days one of the local market men
has broken away from the control OF the Meat
Trust and has slashed the prices on all kinds Of
meat The trust says it will give meat away II
nacassary TO meet the competition
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
CARR SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS.

Washington. Nov. William w. Carr forInerly
disbursing clerk OF the Smithsonian Institution IN
dicted for enlbezzlenent. pleaded guilty. wien ar
raignad TODAY before Justice Gould in Criminal
CoiIrt No . Sentence of ifnor1sonnl6it IA & Si!e
West Virginia penitentiary at MoundsVIe LOT h NE
years imposed. carr VIII DC 'S''NN " 49,
nenitentiarY tonight.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Bows Suits, Goats, Waists, etc,

Norfolk and Double Breast Suits
mixtures and overplaids-S to ID yrs
usually $3.50 --.---.------..-..- 20
Each suit has two pairs OF pants
All Wool Knee Pants-nlade OF
tailors' fine remnantS-4 10 15 yrA-
value .75 TO S1.oo. ...-...- 90
Oxford Gray Melton Overcoats-
extra long and fuIl-strons lining
7 to I5 yrs.-value $500 ----..-. 2. SO.
Outing Flannel Waists and BlouSeS--
A to II yrs.-vaIue 81 .2a
Flannel Blouses-military. shirt
collar or neckband-3 TO - yrs...-. .41
All Wool Sweaters-platn or CON-
bination colorS-3 to IL yrs--.--..- .S6
Angora Tsms-white and coioyed-
round or sauare-yalue SO. s..--.---. 40,
Golf and Eton Hats-yalus .2o...... .10t
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Day
FACTS
For To-day
MANY OFFERINGS BRIEFLY TOLD OF
NO MAIL ORDERS.
For To-day
'FFERINGs BRIEFLY TOLD OF
Womeu's Suits and Goats
NO MAIL ORDERS.

Tailored Suits OF Cheviots and
Mixturss-iong and medium Goats
Black and colors-worth s1Ap-. S.6a
Fine BroadcIoth Suits-Black and
Colors--long coat styles or new Eton.
with deep girdle-pleated or
semi-circular skirts-also Velvet
Etcn Suit.-uSuaily SOS. %. ...-.--1 5 90
womens Rainproof CoatsLOxford and
Tan-collarless-braid and veivse trim
worth Sl3.sS ....-.--.---- ---s.---.' 6.So
Three-quarter Goats Tan Covert and
Black Kersey-semi-ftted or The new
Empire-usually S1S.es .....-...-1 q ~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Friday Specials IN Furs

Two Stripe Mink Throwovsrs or Collars
with broad pleated ends
ornament trim-brocade lining
value 5000 Y. S6
Pillow Muns-Sable Raocoon, Sable
Opossum, Silver Fox and Natural
SQuirrel-vaIue S1i.eS .....-...... S.6S
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Flannels & White Goods

Heavy White Domets-value g.. .
Double face ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
best color combinations-value 30 1S
White Saxony Flannels-
all wool-usually 80. 60................ .SS
All Wool Fancy Mixtures
best colorings-value .35. ...-......-. 20
Fancy White Waistings-
variety OF pretty patterns-value 10. I =
White Mercerized Madras
Yard Wide Cambrics-10 CT. quality 6&
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
SENATOR GREEN GIVES BAIL FOR TRIAL

Washington Nov 2-state Senator Deol e.
VIZ Iaoayara IN connection with postal frauds 10
dav appeared in the Criminal Court here aa "a 81 t
G sin oe1 hail for his appearance for trlal ~ ~
has been for the trial
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Wash Dress Fabrics

Yard wide Madras Percales-
corded and satin stripes-value 10 ga
Fancy Fleece back Flannelettes-
best Fall styles-value 10. 0.........- 4%
Washable Cotton Serges-
suiting styles-value .11-.--..--....- ga
Fleece back Honeycomb Novelties
plain pink, 1t. blue and cream
regular price .1T.......----. S7s
Yard wide Fancy Striped
Ginghams-15 ct. quality ...--...-- .
Mercerized Prunellas-copies OF
all wool goods-regulariy % 12ta
Fancy Ratiste and Corded Muslins-
navy blue and white-regularly 10. .
Outing Flannels-light and dark
value TO .12h 4 u to S1a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Furs at Wholesale

means half retail prices Repairing re-
modelling. redyeing at lowest prices SAMA-
RAS, Furrier. los w. 23d-st-. parior floor.
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