davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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I nQ Instead Of
i 80 81 gS

vomen.s stripe FIannelstts Go7Tns--s''<- %
scsiio1 -71fla-vaIue .9s. --------- L =
r-,,,rs1a,-a ~ Knit Skirts-vhite and
,oI,d. also neat stripes-siik scaii'p 10
r7Ifffe or fancy stitching ----------''-
r,bildren's F1anueIet;e Night Drawe 20
q ~ & vrs.... 80 % 10 years "a
,-zU.-.D.s FIannelette Night Gowns n
according 10 size. .-.--------- ~ 10 90
,,77iIdren.s White Lawn AProns-
r-.-gb Waist or Mother Hubbard
F,ub'v. tucks and henstitcninsS ~
- il vrs......--.--.----- --------- 10
,1srs Extra Heavy Scotch Wool Shirts
and raweFs-Natural color rs Ia
Drawers with extra spllced
saats aud fine pearl buttons ~
- - 0n to s. 50 special -----.. I AZ
Sbirrs-sizes - 70 30
Drawers sizes 80 70 As
nc ., Mems Domet Flannel Pajamas. i .
,-.,il,ir.n's All Wool Hose
Narino Heels and Toes .-----......- i .
yy-,rasrs Meriuo Hose
placB and oxford -.---. .---.--..---- "a
Rov. Natural Merino Shirts
ami Drawefs-al sizes ------...-.--.- ~
New TaG-ttne TeJJicoats rustic Ike silk
deem Il. : and tucked founCe-dusi
-g-fie-coiars ana black special ---- &c
Taners SIX Pettjcoats-deep 1ounce-
yyrfUas and uleatiaEs-5lacE and coiorS-
also extra size black silk ------5 . SC
BLACK Mercerized sateeu sl.irts-rufIies,
uleatinss and stitched straps
value 9S ---.-------- --------- ----- OK
Misses. and Ctildren's Felt Hats
5-oi77iaie. Contiueutsls and Roll Frjms-
iIghp and dark-ponpous- quill and
ribton trim -.---...---.--- ------. .OS
-bflirar.s new Fall -Cheviot and
rroadcloth-test colcrs-2 20 e years
worth ST. go and So -------.-- 8 .SS
Bovs' Tan ana olive covert Reefers-
E1bd Emblems-3 to yrs , SS
- ana s. 90 Knee Paatz-rnade OF Tailors
Remnants ~ Atwood Cheviots. Tweeds,
also pure finish Cordurcys-
10 II yrs.--.----- ......,....- .--..--- 81
Bjeached Sheetlngs-wiu wash heavier
one q the best malkes-1or single or
tfre--Cuartsr bets-value -. ...,--. / z
Pure Odorless Feather Piilows-":-2,x@,S ~
best stripe ticking value 81 ~. -.---- az
/ Special purchase Hcmsttch Sets
Extra fine Linen Damesk- oc
- I'd Cloth-regularly 50 -..'' % = s
+ =, yd. Cloth-reguIariy Sc -.--,- 2 20
va. CIoth-fegularly sass ---.. . A
AN with ~ inch Napkins [" match
{ ga. and sge. White Fall Waistinss ,C
I sfrtpes. figures and basket WeaVes.''
/ e 90 p,.5,i california Elankets-striet'y
I .H vooI warp and films II > -''-r Is
/ IA White and GRAY blankets az
/ selected wooi--woTth $-eS- - - &C. 1 70
Finer Blankets 20 SAW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
LIGHT DAwNTNG FOR IRELAND. -
Irish Leader in Parliament Guest of Country
men at Reception.

on the eve OF his departure for Ireland, William
Redmond. NJ P leader of the Irish party. was
the guest at a reception given by the Network
Council of the United Irish League Of America at
the Hoffman House last night.
Mr. Redmond made a long and spirited speech
which he termed his parting words to the irish
people in America.
After an absence Of ten months in which
have circled the globe" said Mr. Redmond L am
glad to be going home for there is no land like
ireland. Nv last word to the Irish in America is
that we believe we see the light Of day IN Ireland
and that very soon We shall receive eslsiat'on IN
I,rU.-,,+ that will enable the people that TIL
the soil to reap the price of their labor ard live
II can saw to the Irish people in America that
.ta rerraGar+atives OF the Irish party in Parlla-
- are i"yeI ard Independent, so independent
that at the time Of the Boer War they could stand
~ The teeth of the British people mat they We're
glad that the Dutch farmers peat thefn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
DECISION AGAINST BEEF TRUST FIRM.
In Case of Stakeholder Against Beef Com
panY Legislative Power Criticised.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
yesterday handed down an opinion in the case OF
Sylvester B. HinckIey against the Schwarzscnild
( Sulzberger Company ct al The opinion was
written by Justice Hatch. and all The justices con
CIR The Appellate Division afaFms the judgment
Il tie Special Term.
The action brought 10 restrain the defendant
corporation from issuing preferred stock and sub
ordinsting the original stock TO the payment OF
capital and dividends thereon. The plaintiff.
Shareholder asserted that unanimous consent Of
sas Stockholders was necessary under the charter
ser The issuance OF preferred stock The company
ststed however that. under the Law OF 1901, the
enasent Of tHo-thirds of the stockholders SUI
Aeent The plaintiff attacked The constitutionality
q This act alleging that II impaired the obligations
as under contracts and Affected vested rights
ssties Blanchard IT the A2peIats Division. dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

I5gr,ent by default for 3l5l75 Il was entered
To-day against Leo SchwortzreicL. OF the firm
~ p R Laird & Co clothing dealers. at No, IS
It-est 1gtb-st. in favor Of Marcus RosenthaI. on
a,ob+ notes made by the firm Of r Il. Laird &
60. between July 20 and August T. 1870. Richard
- - = ,sr+ner in the firm OF r. z. Laird &
=, - nor zerved with a summons in the suit.
70 schwortzreich the junior member Of the firm.
-. ser,ed with a summons n the suit at No ~
", - FOR s5723 wss entered yesteTday
,ainsf the National Lock and Meta 1oInpAn% II
E 6en - go SchesngeT, as receiver on three
"a 49, sos made BIZ the company during MaTeh anu
April. 1904 .4 .u,a executions 1or
ne fHet re- Pochelle Restaurant C9mpany %
g 81 c'oIurbus-aye.. II favor OF J' "SosE ana
A Thompson.
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DIR. GOULD SILENT.
VII Not Discuss Legal MOUc Made
bu Mr. RamSeq.

President Ramsey said yesterday thar the in
junction proceedings, which have been instituted
IN the name of the Attorney General in Missouri
were based or the fact that the laws Of Mssour4
prohibit a railroad running through that State
from seeking ownership or control Of a parallel
line Asked to the truth Of the report that the
Gould holdings of Wabash amount about A
Per cent OF the whole. Mr. Ramsey said:
doubt much that George J. Gould and the
Gould estate own more than 2 per cent. be
heve thai some Of the Wabash directors hold
as such. Russell Sage is probably the most not
snie exception.
George J. Could yesterday declined to comment
upon the Ramsey statement, which published
IN the morning papers. ne also declined 10 dis
cUss the local move made in ST. Louis by Mr..
Ramsey Il is not NJ Gould's present intention
70 attend the Wabash annual meeting
On The Stock Exchange yesterday the report was
revived that M Ramsey * really backed in his
fsht ny the Rockefeller interests. It was de
CARED by certain brokers that Ramsey proxies are
being given by brokers known TO represent the
Rockefeller interests.
n his statement to the Wabash security holders
DR.. Ramsey referred 70 the stories which are
being told OF the Street by Messrs Butler, Terry
and other Gould adherents." Mr.. Butler declined
yesterday to make any reply 70 this charge. John
= TeT1y and Ar Ramsey met by accident yesrer-
cay afternoon in q downtown banking house. and
lad long and frank talk at the end Of which
NJ Terry remarked that he certain
things II light.
L is understood that Ny Terry has recently
made some comment upon payment by Mr..
Ramsey q several hundred thousand dollars the
Grand Trunk Railway Company Of Canada. al
is7o 20 "a nen WITHOUT any warrant OF suthor-
~ The facts are said 70 have been about as
= few. years ago the WABASH made an arrange
11eur With the Grand Trunk, under which It OBJ
-stIec t-Hcksge rights for more than two hundred
miles ever the Grand Trunk tracks obtaining thus
is entrance INTO Buffalo. Extensive betterneEts
were FOUND 10 be necessary. IL order 70 provide
1cT TIE operation OF the heavier rolling stock OF
the Wabash over the tracks o. the other system.
S-gJlaS, Il agreed should be divided equally
estTeca the two compaaies The Grand Trunk.
hoVgeF-T. declared that about 800 600 OF the cost
was properly chargeable TO the Wabash separately.
representing improvements benehtiug that road
alone, and there a prospect OF litigation TO
compel the payment
M Ramsey, il was said by OF his friends
yesterday. submitted the question 10 Mr.. Gould.
and, with his sanction and authority paid the claim
and settled the controversy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
NOTED STEAMER ASHORE.
The Roddam, Which Escaped St,
Pierre Disaster, Wrecked IN Yenesei.

London, oct. "a telegram received at Lloyds
from the captain of the British steamer Roddam
saws that the vessel is ashore and abandoned in
the Yenesei River, East Siberia, and that all at
tennis to rehoat her have been unspccessful.
The Roddam was at anchor off st. Pierre, with
eighteen or twenty other vessels. when the out
break Of Mont Pelee occurred in 1902 She was
almost overwhelmed by burning lava, and seven
teen of her crew killed Captain Freeman
her commander at that time, although badly
burned remained on the bridge. and, with the as
sistance OF the third engineer and fireman, who
were injured succeeded in taking the Roddam to
ST Lucia IN a badly damaged condition, bringing
the first news of the disaster. Almost ali the
sells at St Pierre were destroyed. and about forty
thousand persons lost their lives.
CAPTAIN Freeman received several rewards for
saving the Roddam. including a handsome piece Of
plate from the British Board of Trade, Lloyds's
medal for rneritorious service, gold medal from
the Mercantile Marine Association of Liverpool
and silver vase from the Marine BOARD OF Liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
A BIG BREAK IN COTTON
October Report Sends Prices T"m-
bling about So Points.

Washington, oct. 8.-The following bulletin on tho
condition of the cotton crop was issued by the De-
partment of Agriculture noon to-day: The crop
estimating board Of the Bureau of Statistics OF the
Department of Agriculture finds from the reports
Of the correspondents ana agents Of the bureau
that the average condition OF cotton September
. was 7.2, compared with I'll On August %
1905 1873 September D. 1904; 65.l September %
1903. and a ten-year average Of 661-
The publication OF the October bureau report.
showing the condition of cotton to be T2 per cent
against 721 per cent last month and 1913 per cent
last year, followed by a. sensational break in
the cotton market yesterday Prior TO the publica
ton Of the report, expectations of bearish show
ing had caused a decline of from 10 to 10 points,
and inside of fifteen minutes after the figures were
known the decline was increased to from IS 70 II
points on active months, with December selling at
1015 and January at 1913 This was about A cent
and quarter pound below the high level touched
early IN July.
After rally Of about 2 points, covering of
shorts the market broke again on renewed lqulda-
ton and selling for Southern account, DecernoeT
going down to 1913, January again touching 1913
and March reaching 1890. At the close December
sold at 1O17. January TO- and March l0$7. these
figures being about IS points. or 81 50 bale, lower
than Mondays closing prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
aos7ou HAS A CURB MARKET NOW

r7oaton. oct 8-Representatives Of leading com
- to,,sss members OF the Boston Stock Elk
ctanre baran trading in unlisted securities on
the curb to-day. starting feature heretofore alb
- - +ta BOSTON market. The curb exchange
s.t - on last night q meeting Of members
O. commission firms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
zn,o,ns UTAH COPPER COMPANY.

yea chancellor Pituey. in Newark. Yesterday
"a o., Injunction pending the final hearing in
the suit Of Enos A. Wan against the C'ih copper
= Train r!ie company from increasing
eiiit paIits i stock from si5g99oo 20 $1,000
tetpi'' 0go 600 convertible bonds and from
IRON Issuing So ,,roperty OF the company Or the
s ~ ,b Guggenheim Exploration Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

missed the complaint and his Judgment IS now af-
frHed- The court however. reaches this concu-
sion reluctantly Justice Hatch speakjne Of the
power Of the legislature. says. -
! ne power thus reserved is not only vast in ex-
tent but Is IN many respects alarming As it rests
IN me legislative VIII to repeal the charter Of a
corporation and destroy its life. it may prescribe
such conditions as it chooses to the continued en-
1OyTnenu OF its franchise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
Other Seasonable Offerings
Of Which Only Brief Descriptions Can Be Given.
Road Carefully
Read Carefully

Fig'd silkoliup Comtortsbles-fu1 sine
white cotton flIed-vsIus 81 49,. SO
FiE'd Satire-turkey red back
full size worth s. 70. ,-.------- III .49
Finer Couforrables 70 $1s-es
/ Sc inch Fancy Scotch Suitiugs-
Leading Fall uixtures-value 81 90
/ - inch Atwood Nuns veIiIngs-
exceptional values at especial %
/ q inch Changeable Tarsta silks
( latest con1bination-value IS -
/ satin barred Plaid Tanetas-nsw
I colorings-75 cent quality --------..-- 90
/ 20 inch Black Peap de sotes-soft
I fnish-S1 80 quality -..--.-----...--. ~
t p inch Corduroys-wide vals-whiee.
black and new Fall shades-EalUs rs 80
SIX Dress veIvets-black ana newest
Fail coIcrs-speciaI ...----.-----.-- %
New Fall FIannelettes-best styles
and ColOTs-value .12iz -.------.....- "a
Double width FIannelett~S- Dress
I and Kimono styles eIssv here Is 4. I y
- inch Fine Madra-fa<t color
excellent styles-reEular'y -i3---.-..- =
Nercerized Checked Pananas
black ard regularly 80 ....-.. =
Quilting ChauieS-bcst styles
fast c0iors-vslue :. ---.-.- .--.----- =
All Wool White Flannels-extra Wids e,C,
and heavy-valus IS ------.----- -
White SIX Enh.d Flanne,s-excluslve
dasfgns-U : and Scauop--worth n ~
Heavy White DoInets-worth il----.-
Double face EIderdowns-vsrieiy OF 40
rotc-tr,r ,aiue so ---..-------- ) =
Lining sliks--eveaiug and Fail shaass
for d-op skirts and fancy WoIA "a
elsewhere * -.--------''
-. t,.-.sti-e=- black. white and colors
-, -,,-cs dress goods-value -i''.---- n -
90. corset cover Emb'y md F.louneings-
,S,-,t~,, Tairscok and Swiss--l4 inch Il =
-, rr,b-v Edginxs and Insertnss-
.,.,,r,ri, Naiusook and Sw
= 20 : inch --------'-.-
- An SIX Dress Cht1oHs-+S iars---
So white and coiors- ------.---.-. .3S
- Handmade chiffon stocks
grrfte. black and co!ors. ---.- .----... 90
en 81 suede Leather Belts
black ana co.ovs-E,I oucNle-.---'ss. .@+ef
e on size Liquid BORNE -..---....... 40
az Pom2elian Massage cream. ..--. SO
=, ,t. Petroleum JelIy-Ib. Jars s
I11 81 AN Rrtstle Tooth Brushes. -.-.. .
Fancy Toilet soap-cake .----.------- ga
! T,,neStrv cushion Covers-22x22-
fri-h stripe effects-tassel corners
worth 10 .s--.----e- /. -
French Sateen IaubreQuins-fui length
.friuged-f,est colorings- value 80. --.- AZ
S.a~fs ana shans-Nct and lawn
iaDrlfau@a I'm aUover. panel or
I,-esallor designs heavy raised work
, Scarfs. 2Ox54 inch value 81 y
Slams. 32K32 inch ~ s1-As--.- rs
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ANTIQUEs.

THF ATT1o1-E FTRNTTT FX-
CHANGE IJ2-l54 West 34th-st.. near
7th-ave. the ideal shop for lovers OF an
tfaues and seekers for bargains IN odd
pieces of every description The largest
collection and lowest prices. The most
popular store f52 and 1874
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AGENTS WANTED.


REPRESENT TJVES WANTED in ever
girls school. college factory. churcn faIF
end everywhere 70 lake orders Tor our new
MTrI.TLSEIRT co M.tUrhen. y J.
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Offerings for To-day
No Mail OF Telephone Orders
II Instead %
sO1 AZ raufa

7afets silks 81 5Mst.sa q
All SILK Chiffon Tsnesas-Dlain and
Limic-2O yards.
Al Wool Cheviots 20 e e:st.' %
Strictly all wool double warp CheviOts--
Gray Castor, Brown. Royal. Navy, Car
dinal. Garnet and Black-42 fnch-s
record breaking bargain.
LAmit-1O yards
Cutting Flannels 81 e Is. s.s:, q
tasteful effects n pink. blue and fsrz
coDbinstiOnS-yazd wide
Limits yards
Shaker Flanueis III e 5s' s:st.' =
All wool heavy WHITE shaksrs-spisnaia
grade for Women and Childrsz's coia
weather wear
Lunch Cloths 40 Z 5s' s:s..' ID
E +:75. hsaZg 3 Rs.a'k 1-n'n-0oFa'r ssa
Limlt-TEo.
Linen To#elling j.. y I 1sss s.a Ct
All linen BarnsIsy Crssh-17 inches wias
smooth fnish-wilI rot lint.
Limit-12 yards.
sheetings .125 5 n sss.. e
Yards vide-h.avy unbleaohsd sh.ss-
fngs-mill lengths. 10 to . yards
TJruff-1O wards.
Fine Blankets AIS e ssi ss %
Strictly all wool White Canfornias-eaii
double bed size-daiuty borders-sils
btnding-cannot Be bought by case for
Limit-Two.
c,.~e.;- po5e O Instead Of
III tdIA Et4S % cents
Brass Lace curtain Rods. extend 80
TO ~ t1ches-comPlete with spear point
ball ends and brackets
Limit-Three-
Imported Velours. PC s sssssa' OF
Magnificent French fabrics-very artistic
designs and colorings for furniture. cur
tafns or wall coverings-5O inch-practt-
caIly given away
Limits yards.
Stamped Squares. ~ 80 59s esnt- OF
Fine All Linen Hemstltched Squares
rich damask patterns-stanped IN a va
riety OF designs for embroidering-S2
inches square.
Iimit-Two.
Applique scarfs 20 I 1s ts q OF CENT.
Imported Net. swiss and Applique searfs
and Shsus-hernstitch OF scallop-aH
clean. new fresh goods
L.imit-Two each.
rsro+ nails IA Instead OF
21-Incr French DoIIs-fg1 ball joiutsd-
parted wigs-fowing curls-shoes and
S''''--7 Ianfr-ons.
Silver Knives "a I 81 ssa5. 81
Half dozen-TripIs Plated on fine steel
rvvo sizes-1uaHty stamp on blade
Limits each size
eosoor Eases 50 Iu,tsadof
csfdrsns strong school Cases-olivs
and Brown leather capped co-nsrs--
T. IA and Is inch
ILmit-Oue.
Ef0n-Eurl0E-tt's
Stationery LA 20 cents,
White. Gray and B1ue-thres popular
kfncs-e4 sheets and "a envelopes
LiTnit-TTo boxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

$500 AND $1,000. Sc GOLD BONIS go
years.; with stock bonus; interest semi
annually SUGAR MANUFACTURING,
Trftflre Office
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W0mer's
Dress Skirts 2.80 I Es.ss Of
Covert. Broadcloth and Mannish Mixtures
new pleat and Butterfly styles
Black Tan and coiors-Au sizes.
Limit-One
Kisses Suits 4.0S .lo *. Of
Stylish Mixtures and Plain Cloths
Box Coats-satin Iined-with and without
velvet Collars-stylIsh. handsome suits
for school girls OF Il 70 10 years.
Limlt-One.
Women's Waists 70 5 sq::saa Of
New Tartan Plaid cheviot waists-bes:
colors-neatly tailored-sizes "A 70 A.
Limit-Two.
Women's
velvet Fats 1.2o 5 81 IS Of
Fine qusItty-BIaok ana coIors-fuu
trim d and lined. ready to wear
Llmit-One.
Babies Coats 1.5o , Il sa OF
White ATWOOD Bedford Cord-Lone and
short-newest trim'gs Of fancy braid, rib
bor or efr,r-ga+be-ed or hoy pIeat back
lined ana J,ts-IfraS- s5zas 70 2 Yrs
Tfr,ff- one T.on1 ana one short
Women's Vests IL ~ as' asafs, Of
FIeeced Maco Ya-n-shaped long sleeves
also Al same prIce' pan - IN - -
- I s "
extra sizes
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LOST.

kOSE.
PANKBOOk No. DDS. 6I9. Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution IS missing az
person having a claim to il Is HEREBY c aileu
upon TO present the same WITHIN zen uaSs'
or submit to having said passDooh can
celIed and a new one issued
lost or STOLEN handbook No. ols' $40,
of the German Savings Bank. IN tll9
civ OF New-York. corner shave anu
14th-s+ issued to Elmina Ahlstrom. Al
persons are cautioned against negotlatlhk
the same II not returned 70 the Dank on
the 18th day of October. 1905. a duplicate
will be issued
LOST. - Bankbook No. AL, 645. on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. Any person having
claims upon said book is called, upon to
present the same to the bank within tnlrty
davs or the said book viii be declared
cancelled and extinguished, and new one
issued in lieu thereof.
LOsT-Bank5ook No. 1913. 664 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th- ave. New ork. Pay
ment stopped Please return book TO bank
LOST Bankbook Nc sic $40. Bank for
savings $50 4th-ave-. New-EorN- Pay
rrau- sr0uraG please return book 70 DaIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
WATT-FAC~TTRERS Of billiard and pool
+ahIee. high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices MARX BROS, "A Union
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REMEDIES,

VACUUM CAP FOR INDUCING HAIR
GROWTH: booklet and demonstra ton
free NACT-L-M-CAP Co. los FUltOu-st-,
yC-L-
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TYPEWRTTIN1.

TypewritIng-5 cents per line
TYPEwRITERS.- makes sold. rented
repaired exchanged: reliable service
GORNAN. 70 Eassau-sL Telephone @I4O-
Cortlandt
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A 7E Instead %
sO 81 0e
Fine Blankets

Strictly all wool White CaIfforniss-tail
double bed sfze-daiuty borders-sils
binding cannot be bought by case fo9
this price
Limit-TWo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-04
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PFICES.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
p71ara nteed. naachiueE bought and ex-
Changed GEO. 2. EDDY, 39S Madison-st-
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BoARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line Sixteen
words seven times cousecutivel-', 81. which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered IN
The Tribunes Directory OF Desirabl Rooms
for a period Of fourteen days Write foF
circular
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Em Instead %
~ as
SchnoI Cases.

C,Er5ren-s Strong School C'ases-Oiivs
and Brow leather capped co-nsrs-
T. IA and Is inch
IIrit-Oue.
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FURNISHED RoOAlA


Single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
words, seven times consecutively, 81. which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered In
The Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
for period OF fourteen Gays. Write for
circular.
may be had. free Of charge, at the Uptown
Office OF The New-York Tribune 1854
Broadway. between 18th and 9th SITS
P4RL0R and BEDROOM connecting,
second floor. front: entirely independent
private hall: telephone and bath; twin
beds. convenient 10 subway, elevated and
surface cars. suitable for two business
men. sCOVELL. g. West 1o9th-st.
TWO connecting rooms; would rent singiy;
running water, bath. moderate, refer
ences exchanged. 426 Central Park West.
71sT-sT.. 1o8 wBsT.-Furnished and IN
furnished rooms: running water gentle
men only
400 ". 18TH. - Elegant furnished front
room. steam heat, bath; private FAMILY
gentleman CARRIERS bell
!. 949 7TH-AvE., near 116th-st- subway
Large room adjoining dressing room;
running water: steam heat; large ward
robe : private family KENYON
43D-sT.. go wEsT-DoubIe or single
rooms. in steam heated apartment; beau
tifuIIy furnished: bath CURTIS
s6TH-sT. 10 wEsT-To rent. newly fur
nished rooms with bath. running water
and large closets
27TH-sT.. lar EAST. Gramercy PARK
Large. fine single rooms Tor gentlemen
private home: reasonable
UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.
23D-sT., 90 EAST Opposite Madison Square
Park)--Sutte two rooms and bathroom
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CAsT-oFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. Gentle
mems and children discarded tlothing
fine Evening and Street Costumes. Jew eltk
Erfc-s Bra Furs etc M or Mrs NJ
NATAL. "a 6th-ave. Tel lolS-3sth
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Curtain Rods

Brass Lace Curtain Rods. extend 80
TO ~ inches-comPIete with spear point
ball ends and brackets
IImit-Tnree.
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Silver Knives

Half 5azeu-TripIA Plated on fine stee
two sizes-quaIity stamp on blade
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inherited Telours. .QS s ss'ss Of

MAGNIFICENT French fabrics-very artist Ia
desEns and cOloriugs for furniture. cur
tafus or wall coverings-5O inch-practt-
caIly given away
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