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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
THREE NEGRO HIGHWAYMEN
BEAT AND ROB JAPANESE

Three negroes beat and robbed Kei-
keche humane at Alameda and Turner
streets late Tuesday evening while he
was returning to his boarding place,
sos Turner street. Some time after the
occurrence friends of the japanese
found him in a semi-conscious condi-
tion and removed him to his room. A
doctor was called and it was found that
he was severely injured. The Jap says
that the negroes stole a large sum of
money from his pockets.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ADDS EoRTY.THREE MEMBERS

Forty-three names were added to the
membership rolls of the chamber of
commerce at yesterdays meeting Of
the board of directors. The new mem
bers are: c. E. Groat, F. M. Guthrie.
Charles Van Valkenburg. A. Niemeyer.
Kaufman, Davidson & Co., Bies-
car Bros, H. w. Barlow. William A.
Edwards, John r. Bragdon, Charles
Tickenbach, Los Angeles Mfg. COM
pany, Maine Machine Works, Rannells
Land company. Columbia Phonograph
company, Horace j. Pullen, Lang &
Deville, C. P. Randolph, w. c. Patch
ner. George w. Hasher Phillip L. Will
son, D. S. DeVan, Los Angeles Jockey
club, Will A. Martin, George Morton,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
Aug. IL in the WORLDS History

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Hale & Wallace, Jacob Meyer, w. D..
Newerf Leon Escallier, Stearns Gas
Engine Works, e. M. Reynolds, w. e.
WaddelI, Charles E. Shattuck, A. w.
Ballard, George M. Charter, Drs.
Moore & Moore, Richard j. Dillon,
Manuel-Wells & Co., Herbert j..
Goudge, X. Kenny Sam Behrendt
Henry j. Pauley company. Florence L..
Arata and r. G. Brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
Jacoby=SiIver Wedding

The much heralded wedding of Miss
Eta Jacoby, daughter of Mrs H.
Jacoby of 1856 West Pico street, to
Morse Silver of New York, was SOL
emnized last evening at the Dobinson
auditorium on South Hill street in the
presence of the family and large cir
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
Social Notes

A charming luncheon was given yes
terday afternoon at the California club
in honor of Mrs. M. B. Wheelock by
Mrs. H. M. Warrington of 22O3 West
Twenty fourth street. Covers were
laid for Mesdames r. c. Gillis, Lindsey
Day. Nourse, Titcomb, Fred Lyons,
Edwin Forrest Hill, II. L. Percy and
Miss Parker.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Chicagos superintendent Of compulsory education
says Women are destined to be the ruling sex in in
dustriasm This dctum he backs by federal statistics
showing that men being ebowed of the way by
women in all gainful occupations. Fancy the coming
time when the average viii be pinned down 10
the base vocation Of sitting the end Of hshng pole
waiting for nibble
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

ordinance is valid which requires automobiles stop
when meeting vehicles drawn by horses 1t is unlawful
for automobiles pursue citizens and compel them to
climb telegraph poles for safety but chaueurs not
deign to recognize the fact
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

city tax rate Is cent less than that of last wear
is assured legal necessity Even at last wears rat
the income would be than a million dollars short
of the department estimate Now the council will have
to work the problem of two into three twice and one
to carry"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

The president tells the negroes of the IJred stotos
in his letter to the National Negro Business league
that their endeavors will do more for the solution
of the race problem than any philanthropic efforts
ETC. That is equivalent to the sentiment that "the gods
help those who help themselves"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
"Look for the DictOr Dog
Victor Recital
This Afternoon at. O'Clock


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Flotow 0OO MISS EDITH
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

A contract just awarded in this city will helm 10
dispe the notion entertained generally by strangers that
Los Angeles is mere cipher in the manufacturing line
Nine Los Angeles built engines have been ordered for
the government reclamation work near Yuma
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Citrus fruit shipments slated for attention next
by the interstate commerce commission The investiga
tion VIII settle the question whether the railways have
been properly accused of accepting rebates and dis
eliminating otherwise in such shipments
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

The liquor question the pivot on which turned
the issue whether Terminal island should or should not
be annexed to Long Beach There need to seek
long for issue while that "old reliableo
saloon question is in stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Cleveland is credited with nventing sub
marine boat which government officials are examining
The craft is described as looking like shark" but
there is explanation whether the marine or the land
kind of shark Is meant
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

The Lick observatory astronomers announce the
discovery of seventh satellite of planet Jupiter
Families that exempify the nonracal suicide theory
trace their fecundity influence and exampe
of Jupiter and Saturn.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

The climax of the yellow fever visitation in New
Orleans seems to have passed 1t had attained consid
cradle headway before drastic measures taken to
check it, but medical science and sanitation now ev
IDENTIFY have control
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Sawtele declines, by large majority the dignity
of being numbered among California cities of sixth
class. The everlasting liquor question is understood
having been the paramount issue in the election
proposition to incorporate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Pasadena criminals are happy because of the sud
den resignation taking effect once of local police
Justice And yet the Pasadena Jail is not alurng
August resort for cuprt while bridging police court
interregnum.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Iowa has lost 1875 in population since 1900 That
decrease is shown by comparison of the state census
with the last decennial return. Is it the Iowa idea"
the Canada thistle that is causing scamper from
the state?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Those Yellowstone bandits should respect the rule
of honor among thieves and hold up the tourists after
the park is visited Otherwise they robbing their
confreres in the catering and hostey line of legitimate
prey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

The luck of George B. Cortelyou still cngs to him.
According to report from Washington he is slated for
the treasury portfolio the retirement of Secretary
Shaw. He began his a reporter twenty years
ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Maybe those Komura tips were intended to be in
proportion to the indemnity. You don't hear of any
Russian tips
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Sir Charles Euan Smith. the English railway
magnate, who has just taken look at Los Angeles,
says; "The development and growth Of this city into
great metropolis is inevitable" And so say they all
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

"Jaclies" must fight, though they kill each other
Bonaparte is living up his ancestral blood it seems
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

The accusation of grating by officials of the geoog
ica survey does not to stick That branch of the
public service recognized of the best conduct
ed and most efficient of ALL
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Tourists in Yosemite valley getting the full worth
Of their money this year. reported Stage bandits are
showing to add zest to the pleasure of the natural
attractions.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

John D. Rockefeller is giving away than he
makes. Tell that to Ida now!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

China's bluff boycott having out, Tsi An will
now be good and stop tiff she can. THE heather
Chinee is peculiar"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

New York has almost 100000 population
not counting the family skeletons.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

That woman driven insane by Luna's eclipse isn't
the first to be Ask the army of lovers
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

Dynamite potters still in the dark" vociferates
the Evening Slow Freight. Where would they natur-
ally be?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

The refrigerator lines seem be getting cold
deal just
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17
Population of Los Angeles 2OI .249

But when wasn't woman the ruling sex2
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

The garbage problem just now smells to high heavel
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-17

The Herald's circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
h larger than that Of the Examiner or the Express
and second only to that Of the Times.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
PULP NUISANCE STOPPED.
Legislative Adirondack Committee
Calls SGanac RiUer Nearly Pure.

Albany, Aug. 1.-THE special committee of
Assemblymen appointed each year TO inspect
the property of the State In the Adirondack re-
Saratoga after a trip through Lake George. In
its report 10 the legislature next winter the COM
mittee expects TO recommend among other
things. that the State clear out the Saranac
River near Upper Saranac Lake and make sure
of its title to island in that lake. the owner
years. This island is a popular picnic and
camping ground.
The committee visited the pulp mills at Au
Sable Forks and found the conditions formerly
resulting from the discharge OF refuse into the
river considerably improved. if not altogether
remedied Several members express a belief
that the work OF reforesting the woodlands of
the Cornell Forestry School. which have been
denuded by cooperage company should be re-
sumed Members of the Lake George Associa-
ton for the Preservation of Fish and Game in
formed the committee that vigorous measures
are needed 10 protect the fish in Lake George.
POachers and eels. it said, are fast destroy
ing the bass. The association asks that a spe-
cial State fish and game protector be appointed
on the lake.
The fish hatcheries in the Adirondacks were
found TO be in excellent condition.
The members Of the committee are: Assembly
men HanfOrd, Of TiOga, chairman; William B.
Charles OF Montgomery; MaIoy. Of New York;
Dowlins, Of Kings; Brooks. of Erie; Coutant, of
Ulster; Gurnett, Of Schuyler, and Quin Of
Erie Deputy Game Commissioner Lawrence
and Sergeant-at-Arms Johnson OF the Assent bly,
accompanied them
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
HAIGHr G. FREEsE RETURN SHARES
Judge Lacombe Orders Receivers to Turn
Over Unpledged Stock.

Judge Iacombe in the United states Crcult
Courr Yesterday ordered the receivers OF the
Raight & Freese Company 10 return TO their se-
spective owners certain stock certincates ana Sc
curities deposited with the defunct concern prior
TO its failure The order. however provinces Iha'
the owners shall first pay the receivers Whatever
sums the owners may owe the firm on stock trans
actions
Stocks and bonds were ordered returned TO Jo-
seph Ascheim. W w. Ingersol oscar Nelson L. 4 =
Sharley L. Madarasz. Nicolo Prisco Hooerl NJ
F2lock Ion, T,,srip Jobn Morrison w Z. Mouhat
and William Zuckman. The claims OF NJ Il Burn
stein. William Bonbaker. 4 A. Bentgeh' c,so,e. ~
Periot, Fred A Pithwan, l. c Dlsum A Schuss- Igi
wise petitioned for the OF their STOCKS are
referred 10 John J. Townsend 10 take eVloeice anu
determine upon the validity Of the claims. -
Where the books of the Haight q FreeSe CoIli. .
pauy show the owner of the stock claimed y noe @
indebted 70 the company, Judge LacomDe Hds OF
dered the stock other securities returheo Win
out expense TO the owner.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy filed
with the Clerk Of the United States District Court
yesterday:
James r Leary, No 81 East 12s-st liabilities.
IS 6S2; assets $3675. The principal creditors are
the Germania Roofing Company No Is Sullivan
st $500: William Eagan No. 2.349 Broadway S437
The assets consist OF accounts 81 100; life insur-
ance. 81. 500.
and Morton G. Greenburg. women's hats No So
Fond-st by H Kram & Co and other creditors,
with claims aggregating 1868. Conceament of as
sets and judgments alleged.
An involuntary petition filed against John
w Salzmann. jr.. of Kingston, Ulster County n.
Y. by Mathews Harrison and other creditors.
assets are alleged act constituting bank
ruptcy.
Robert A Inch was appointed receiver OF the
business OF Shaker s. Klnzler. cloaks. No. 26l
Greene-st. with a bond Of $1,000.
An involuntary petition was hled against A. ].
Ellis manufactured Of reproof doors. etc by Louis
Jacobs with a claim for $5 0OO and William Ash
with a second claim OF So 500 The alleged bank
rIlpt has a factory at Weehawken and New York
ONCE at 5ed-st and Broadway. Preferential pay
ments of 81 900 are complained OF.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
SAFETY ON RAILROADS.
Increased Use of Airbrakes on
Freight Trains Required.

Washington. Aug 1.-the Interstate Com
merce Commission is about to take steps to re-
Quire all railroads engaged in interstate COM
nerce TO increase the minimum percentage of
airbrakes used on freight trains TO as great an
extent conditions OF equipment will permit
The commission has become impressed with the
danger attending the operation of freight trains
il which an insufficient number Of cars are
equipped with airbrakes operated by the en-
gineer.
Recent accidents involving loss Of life and
property caused by the 'buckling" Of freight
trains the rear cars crowding forward on those
in front when emergency applications OF air
have been made on trains partially airbraked,
have demonstrated that such trains are not
actually under the control of the engineer as
REQUIRED by law AS the impact which causes
"buckling' is due TO the presence OF unbrakeo
cars in the rear Of the train, il appears TO the
commission that such accidents may be aVerted
bv recurring a number Of cars in trains greater
than the 80 per cent. now required py law 10
have their brakes operated by the engineer. IN
crease in the minimum is authorized by law. II
IS added that the evident purpose OF the law is
ultimately TO require the of air brakes on all
cars of all freight trains
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

Above are fae goods of the best
known and most reliao.e maEes
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
JAPANESE LINE TO RESUME.
Steamers VIII Begin TO Ply Between San
Francisco and Yokohama Next Month.

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-THE Toyo Kisen Kaisha
hteaiashlp Line is about 10 resume business be-
h~een here and the orient Il has been officially
slhooncec that the steamship America would leave
-S-onsina for this port about September Is. and
IN mat time the service Of this line VIII be reg
The TWO other steamships belonging TO this
spany. the Nippon and the Hong Kong VIII go
80 service as soon they can be put .n condi-
- 4ncy have been out Of commission for over
s---loftiy after the between Russia and Japan
srAl5 out these three vessels Were changed into
4t44arg cruisers. and have since been in charge
5 s-e government NOW, they are once more turned
So % the steamship company. which will put
'- lack lnio the passenger and freight service.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
A MORTGAGE FOR s1o,ooO,ooo.
Il Is To Secure Bond Issue of the McCall's
Ferry Power Company.

York Penn. Aug IA mortgage for sl0Co0eg0
was fled in the Recorders Office here to-day 70
cure bond issue TO be made by the McCalFs
Ferry Power Company. "a corporation composed Of
New-Tork men. which purposes building "a power
plant The lower Susquehanna River. near Nc
Calls Ferry. Penn The KuickerbockeT Trust
Company. of New York. IL named IN the mortgage
IS trustee for the bDudhclders. The mortgage
covers real along the river in York and Ian
caster counties Penn, and Cecil and Hartford
counties No. well securities in companies
Inar have been consolidated in lhe power company.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
C. 2. DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
The Net Earnings for Year Nearly $15,50o,-
00O-A large Surplus.

Montreal aug. 14.--At d meeting Of the directors
% the Canadian Pacific Railroad Company to-day
q dividend OF per cent on the preferred stock and
CT per cent on the common stock for the half year
ended June 60 was declared.
The gross earnings for the fiscal year ended June
- We're Ea.=s1. So The working expenses were
15l05l ~, leaving earnings Of Sl5475,OSs. The
.t0tal NET income from all sources was ST 05s752 The
1et revenue available for dividends after payment
% nAeo charges and ot The amount applied against
seean steamships and pension fund, IS SO 6S5.
zne surplus for the year after payment OF divi-
celcs was s. "a 553
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
CONTROLS PNEUMATIC TUBE CONCERNS.

The American Pneumatic Service Company. it is
announced from Boston has acquired the entire
bond issue OF the New-York Mail and Newspaper
TRANSPORTATION Company. which has a franchise
for the streets OF NewYork in perpetuity. and
holds the contract for carrying the United States
mail IA this city by pneumatic tube an annual
COMPENSATION OF $4,000. Howard Gould and a.
~ f'aIef IL Is said, to enter the directory of
the American Pneumatic Service Company. Presi-
dent Diiiaway OF the latter alton. has been
elected president OF the New-York company.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
OFFERS $4,000 FOR s11,857 ,so2 CLAIM
E. H. Hartman Willing to Settle Southern
Pacifie's Taxes in Kentucky, II Is Said.

San Francisco Aug. 1.-THE Examiner" says
to-day:
Since the arrival OF President Hartman OF the
come known that he has offered the Kentucky au-
thorities $4,000 10 settle the tax dispute OF lhe
company with that State and with Jenerson Coun-
ty in which Louisville is situated. and IN Whlch
the company maintains office. The claim OF the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
TICKET CHOPPER HEyn

Lawrence cummins. ticket chopper at the Gle
FA'eo station Al lz5th-st- and shave who was
efrfsted last Friday night the charge Or a.
feuiting Daniel Morrisey of Union Hn X 7 "a
olsTute over tle lntter's action IN NOT n,,tfr,,
ms ucket IN the box bechuse CumFnine was 49,
a. his peTt held lH $50 bail f0r t-al nv Magts
Hsle Baker II lie Harlem police court yesterday
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
NO ASSETS IN RANKRuPT,s SAFE

The receiver Of J. Il. Mansfield & Co. the brok-
.'ase concern At No. 81 Broadway. which closed
'~s doors fortnight or ago. succeeded an Sat
I'oay n getting the Office safe open Be foun5
70 cash or securities the only contents ~ .t - =
Ds.As some account books. upon which al sccoi,nt
All has been Sci az WORK 80 N~'-'iI-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
MR. SHAW AT sUe-TREAsURY.

ne secretary of the Treasury was IN New York
.es'efa2y morning and called at the Subj Treasury
71ie-lfy shaw said that his visit was of a pure
y routine and social nature II vas his i,tep+sor
- q ~ Washington last night
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
TENDERS FOR ARicA-LA PAz LINE.

San Jose Chill Aug. 14-Tenders have been asked
for the construction OF great railway from africa
in Chill TO La Paz in Bolivia The enterprise will
give great impulse TO export trade in Bolivia,
Tenders will be opened on January 2, 1906
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
BOSTON PosToFFIcE BUDGET.

Boston. Aug. 1.-THE annwd report OF Postmas-
ter George II. Hibbard. made public to-day shows
q revenue from the Boston district OF s450S745 for
the fiscal wear ended July l. The cost Of clerk and
carrier hire was :1.026073, and OF the rural free
delivery service, sSIZ5sl
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
TIE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE condition OF the Treas
urv Mt the beginning OF business to-day
follows: - -
Cold coin and bullion 81 so, ,O00. 600
Trust FUND-To REDEEM OUTSTANDING
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
CLEARANCE OLE
BOYS ALL WOOL TROUSERS
CLEARANCE OF
BOYS HATS AND CAPS

Straw ami ashabIe-Sailor. Tam.
Golf. Etou- Flare and Yacht
were 90 70 :. .9s. .......... o. to as
Rompers and Overans-1 to Is yrs
were SO to es- es-------..-. .25 70 SO
Boys Shirts. Waists and BIouses-
were 4s TO 2-es- ------.-- 70 70 I .9S
Night Shirts, Paiamas AMI Bath Robes
were 80 70 "a --------- SO 10 z. .&9
Boys and Youths Washable Vests
White Pfque. Duck and farcy Madras
10 Is yrs.-were 50 70 . 40
% TO I 40
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.

LADY. alone, would like a large. unfur-
nisheo room; conveuiences; location.
central Park West preferred: terms MOD
crate Address c. NJ. Tribune Uptown Of
flee. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
BOARD AND ROOMS.

single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
WORDS seven times consscutively 81. which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered In
1he Tribuns's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
tor a period OF fourteen days. Write for
circular.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
WORK WANTED.

SITUATIONS Warted-Mais aud Female
Four lines mot exceeding - w0rds) thr-s
Insertions. 10 cents. seven insertions. 80
cents Exceeding - words and less than ~
words. three insertions. 80 cents; seven In
ssrttons. 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
Stock ClearanceS
in Dress Goods

Prices to make quick clearance.
52-inch Imported SiciIiennes. Were
3S-inch All Wool Albatross. ea.
3S-inch Imported Henrtettas. An
so and SO inch Voiles and Pen.mas O-f>
45-inch Imported Black Mohairs;
A5-tnch Black Storm SerEes, were
42-inch Imported Black Voiles; So
5f-tnch All Wool Black Panamas: 70 -o''
45-inch Imported Black Alhatross. 80
45-inch Black Nun 5 Veilings --.-.- 80
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

Buy. 10. wishes 10 learn patternmaking
with some good patterumaking hrm E
IhORSCHMIDT. 5S3 HimrOG-st.. Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE T. Mo MAII. ORDERS
See foot o. columns for other morning specials
CLEARANCE OF
BOYS WASHABLE SI-ITS

Russian, Sailor and No-foIl5-Fton Mill
tarv and Sailor Collars Braid. ernblens
or Pearl Button trfur-
were .9s.----- 40 We're s2.40.....f 1 %
were 1-9s- s---.-. .9S were $40 II .0S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
Male.

BOOkKEEPER. general Office clerk or as
sistant; married GRUMMOND. 203 East
4Jth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
CLEARANCE OF
MISSES WHITE DRESSES

OrCanGy and Sheer Persian T.avvns-eIsh-.
orateiy trtnd with dainty Iaces tucks
and wide satin ribbo1-f0r wear day Or
evening
were s12-oS a. .9Sf were s15-ss- . %
were s1+-9s--- 8. IS were $40 SIS. I 8. 9S
CLEARANCE OF
MISSES SKIRTS
BTilliantine. Wolfe and PanamasHIack
and Colors-best pieated nodeIs-
we're So 0S % 81 as f 70 n X Q0
CLEARANCE OF
DRESSY SHIRT WAIST SUITS
Dotted Lawn. FiE'd OrEandv and Uhfts
Dotted Svfss-deep flOunced Skirts
lace or enb trim
were S4ss TO so.9s..-- 2. .SS to 4 %
CLEARANCE OF
Girls Wool Dresses
were So 9s to SEAS. - .9S to Z QS
ChIlGreus CostsL2 70 s years
were 50 as to s159s. - .9S TO g. 90
Misses JscScts-were S99 g. .SS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

tuil information concerning these rooms
nay De had. free Of charge. at the Uptown
0lnce or The New-York Tribune. l.364
broaoway. between Both ara STth SITS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
FIJI Your Cutlery Ne IS
And stock UP while YOU can buy n
August Sale Prices,

August Sale Prices
CARVING SETS
Genuine Stag handles inch h-ads-
best tempered s;eel-vycre 81 - ..-- 80
9 Inch cimetcr blade-were 81 81. --- .7S
piece Carving Scts-Cienufnc V-airuS
Ivory-hne steeI-vgerc s.. s. .... 4 30
Genuine F,bcny-3 pieces-StcrlinS
Silver Ferrule--were s. qS- ------ 90
FINE STEEL. KNIVES AND FORKS
fancy bone and ebony handles
Set OF six each--usualy sly ....- ] .69
Set OF SIX each-usuaIly 81 9S- -.,.- 1 SO
DINNER KNIVES AND FORKS
excellent stccl-ebony. bone ard
cgcrhol1 handies-seJ u twelve
p!fces-value Sl-&a- .------------- .oS
FINE STEEL. POCKET kSIN tS
stag and Pear. hanlles--S and blac@-
slightly scratchetl-thsFefure
81 20 an s.. % quality ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
CLEARANCE OF
BOYS ALI. WOOL SUITS

Norfolk. Double Breast. : pteca. Russian
or Sailor Stvle-Cfeviots. SerEes. Horne
spuns and Wool Crashes-some with two
pairs trousers
were ? Ss & 30s .QS ve-s Sos. 9. .QS
were 4-9s s 5-sS 2 .9S were : 9s. 4 .OS