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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
FRAMING A RATE BILL.
NR. TOWNSEND'S WORK,
Measure Embodying President s
Tsers To Be Ready Soon.

washington Oct 6-Railroad rate legislation
xss the subject OF a long conference to-day be-
tween the President and Representative Town
send OF Michigan. Of the authors OF the
Esch-Tovnsend bill The discussion was supple
rnentary to that OF yesterday, when the Presi-
dsnt aid not have time to consider the subject
fully with NJ. Townsend
Al the close Of the conference, which lasted an
hour and a quarter, Mr.. Townsend said it was
his purpose have his bill ready for intro
duction in the House as soon Congress meets.
7 have been working OF It practically through
on. he summer he said. and now have IT
-,rat+v we'll formulated. My effort now Is to
make certain that it shall cover what is ex-
rected Of II. It VIII enbody my ideas. and at the
same time I am quite sure it will represent &C
curateIy those of the President That he will
approve It in the form shall present II TO Con-
Eress I have doubt.
After making it perfectly clear that the pro
visions Of the measure apply TO private cars
refrigerator cars and terminal charges, It will
be my purpose, through the measure 70 SoIl III
on the Interstate Commerce Commission me
rover 10 make its findings In any particular
case effective within reasonable time AFTER
they are announced. Efforts have been mace 20
create the impression that it IS the purpose or
the advocates OF this legislation TO give the IN
rerstate Commerce Commission the authority TO
fix al the rates OF q railroad. That IS not true.
Il is intended only that the commission, II COM
plant shall be made 10 L that any particular
rate Is uIlIUSI. Slail nave power ASei oOS IN
LEGATION 10 substitute a reasonable rate IN case
the complaint shall have been shown TO be Wen
founded. ! expect 20 talk again with the Presl-
dent about the matter before return 10 my
home and TO go over With Attorney Generei
Moody some provisions Of the measure, espe-
ially those relating TO the consideration OF the
ca ses by the United States Courts
DO you expect that rate legislation VIII be
enacted at the approaching session OF con-
E-esso" Mr.. Townsend was asked.
y have TO doubt Of it," he replied The
House has indicated where it stands on that
proposition and believe there Is strong
[ro-EIng majority in the Senate in favor OF such
& measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
INSPECTION OF MEAT PRODUCTS.
Plan to Have the Work Done at the Expense
of the Packers.

Washington oct. 5.-Secretary Wilson expects
70 take I'D with the President 1T the Cabinet
meeting tomorrow a plan for the inspection OF
7,aat products at packing houses. 1t involves
the payment for such inspection by the packers
and if carried into effect will enable the de-
,,arrn,ant 70 give an inspection service 10 every
packing plant In the United States. The inspec-
tin1 ~ Tnea+ now costs the government from
go 900 +o S1EoOGO a year. and to meet the de-
Tnands Of ali the packers the appropriation
would have TO be doubled The service mas oeelt
ei,-.r 10 The packers who export large parts OF
Tbei- rroa1c+ and has raised a storm OF pro-
test from the small packers. whose applications
FOR inspection service have been refused on ac-
nosal If the department to carry on the work:
The small packers offered to pay the cost ct
the inspection, provided fXed zee OF so ImuGn
carcass was made by the department Their
T,-otest Is responsible for the idea now under
Consideration and If approved by the PRESIDENT
II viii be put in operation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
BIG FRAUDS IN PEORIA
City Superintendent Of Schools
CHARGED 5ath Forgery.

Peoria. H. oct. J--The arrest Of Newton c
Dougherty, IN this city, on the charge Of for
gerry, follows surprising revelations by tne
grand Jury, which has been examining the books
q the Peoria School Board Withiu 4 compare
lively brief space OF tine shortage Of S10,oo
was discovered but the populations have been
extending over many years. The shortage VIII
reach hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
Nr Dougherty was arrested at II O'Clock to-
day on the street by q deputy sheriff, and was
taken to the Office Of the Sheriff. where he gave
bail with Eliot Calendar and H. r, Dougherty,
ms son, as suretIes- The bail demanded was
5000
Shortly before his arrest Professor Dougherty
said that IL tie investigation showed short
axe he would make It good. lie said that hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
FEARED SAFE DEPOSIT.
Miser Teacher Labelled Vault Door
"Dynamit6.'

The sr,t Of Mrs IVY Blanche Mckee for a
larger portion OF the estate OF her father, Al
pheus Du Bots viii be continued without juror
No. 4 and probably Juror No g Before Justice
Kellogg took his seat yesterday, counsel for both
sides consulted with him for several minutes
After the conference the justice announced that
1nror No. would be excused. but did not make
lis reasons public.
After recess Mr.. Manniere. senior counsel fo-
Mrs Mckee, said that he saw Juror No. in
Communication with Mrs. Jones and MIS- Sea
nan the sisters Of Du Bots benefited by the will
nd that the juryman held what appeared 70 be
list Of questions In his hand. When the case
as laid before Justice Kellogg he decided 10
continue the case without the juror.
AFTER court had adjourned John De Salvo.
Juror No 9. asked Justice Kellogg to excuse him
He said that his limited knowledge Of English
had prevented him from understanding one word
the lawyers had said Counsel said they were
willing 20 go on without him, and Justice KEEL
ropg took the case under consideration. De
sslvo has been in this country about twelve
years.
The first witness Mrs. Louise Herman the
former landlady of Du Bots, testified again con
corning the diIapidated red dressing gown ana
the famboyant pink one which Du Bots used 10
wear over his clothes 10 save wear
William J GoIdev a teacher under Du Bols'
said that the latter fairly worshpped money
Du Bois. he said. vas afraid some employe OF
his safe deposit company would rob his vault
TO prevent this he had arranged inside the box
two blocks Of wood about three lnches thich'
over which he had made an iron shleld, ana men
hinged H. over this shield he had placed
label. Dynamite"
Annie Partland. a young woman who said she
had visited Du Bots several times in MS room
70 get material for a magazine story. descrlpeu
his conversation as rather dreamy he N
vited her to partake Of an ancient FOWL WhlCh
he carved with a pen knife. Another time she
met him in q restaurant where he was partah-
5ng Of some Hamburg steak. which he had saNeu
4 z tin from the night before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
ans ON SENATE OFFICE BUILDING.

Washington. oct. 5.-Preparatory TO the meet
ing of the United States Senate once buiiding
Commission next Saturday oios on the stone
work of the building have oeeh received ana
-, -, p,1iott Woods Superintendent OF the
C,a,,ttol 7rbere were forty-six bids, seven being
o-.a-,,a front. nine for marble front, five for
= u9,a,,onA front and the others for combina-
,,on, The lowest bid granite was by Booth
- - the Hurricane Isle Company. OF
81 100000 on marble the 6o Vermont oad
-daIois IERJsIiioy, bradley g. Son, New York
.soe Ha commission consists Of Senator's
cgom Ganger and Teller and 1t is expected
to decide on Saturday on the '"l &c De
used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06

would stay right In Peoria. that = WA hare that
he had been honored. and here he would stand
trial
inns afternoon ne sent in his resignation as
president and director OF the Peoria National
Bank. es superintendent of schools, and as di-
rector IN the various commercial institutions
with which he was connected.
The specific charge upon which Mr.. Dougherty
was arrested vas the alleged forging of a
voucher Tor SI64 % for coal, presumed to have
been delivered for school purposes but which
was not delivered The date OF the voucher was
March z 1903.
Late this afternoon the grand jury returned
another Indictment against Mr. Doughertv.
charging embeZzlenent. The bail was fixed at
$S,3O0. Which was furnished promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
At Twenty Dollars
The greater the object. the more do

- The greater the gecI, ule HIOIo uooo
its perfection demand a continuity of purpose IN the
little things 1t is the guiding principle which gov
ems the tailoring of ready-for-service garments
for men.
The CLOTH the canvas the integral parts and the very
tape with which the garments are stayed are sub
iected to that exactng standard of so that we
may be sure that they will serve their purpose as long
as the garment IS in service
Perhaps it is to that which our suits and coats at
twenty dollars much that divorces them from 'le
rest Of their kind and brings them up to the level OF
the garments for which the to-order tailor demands
again as much Nor are ours without the new nnova-
tons and knacks upon which he bases his right to the
term exclusive.
At Twenty Dollars present single and douoe
breasted Suits in eleven distinctive models Var!lnS
in some vital feature and fashioned Of WoTsteds'
chevots tweeds and tllbets OF the better grade
Ton Coats and Rain Goats in seven new and DIS
tinctive models Of covert cloth, vcuna, ana
worsted together with the new form defining 1aH
overcoats with large lapeIs, velvet collar and long
hooked vent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
VOTING BRIDE KILLS HERSELF.
Married Only Two Weeks to Man with Chill
dren Old as Herself

yanl,ton. s. D, Oct 5.-Mrs, W. F. Lawrence
.,,,,t.a, years old the wife OF a wealthy cattle
r,,1,er here. committed suicide to-day The
- ,vare married two weeks ago after three
,,eei,s. acquaintance, during which time the girl
,,ae domestic In the family OF Mr.. Lawrence
Tho has children Of her age. The children re-
v u, -" - marriage bitterly. Mrs Lawrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
Friday T In Curtains
Fall Sale II Nra7e~'es


Friday Sale French PorNt-e- Curtains
Lace Tuse-tfuRz Of Renaissance and
Point ID Paris Patta0HerE
edge-5 Inch ruf1e-raIu e 50 20 ... I 9S
Point Arabp fns--C0rdA5
deSigns-vsIue s2-as 70 81. -----.. I SS
French Novelty C1r-aius-Scroll end
Colonial deziEu-wh.te and Arabian
W lue Sc. 9s. .-.....--.----- ! 20
Fine Mercerize4 Damask Por;ierss-
deem valance fri79A-best colo-s-
value * as. ----------.. 9 SS
Figured Per. Portiere=-Tids
tarestry or veioUr h0Tdsrz-hest
coIorirzz-were sG.9s and ST-9s- = g
Tmnorted yelours-arti=tic designs
and ccIor'ugs for frr~iture curtains
or wall cove-i-~=-50 inch
Actual value - 9S- --------- .SS
~ inch Titan VeIcurs-
Terra Gotta and Porrez-anats only
Therefore 81 as quality. .-....---.- ~
All Wool brussels RuFs-9y12 fe~t-
rich ratterrs-vslue Sf79s----... Z. / ,
F-fra Avr7fnSte- Puxs-2cven-
hand knot friuze-value $40 ) 90
Rome PortiAres-fesroou valance
and side drauss-vaIue So. 9S .--..- I .9S
Parrboo Porriares-sheIl designs
Of Birds and F'lowers-value 81 9S. = %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS sell our new Wonder stove Ia.
saves one-hslf fuel: gives same amount
heat never wears out guaranteed send
eor proof RtNGHAMToS STOVE LII
CO. u=ot. -. blIEhamton. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
REMEDIES.

VACUUM CAP FOR INDUCING HAIR
CpOWTH- booklet and dzmonstt1a ion
re. EatT'L-M-CAP CO. los F'ulton-st
YORK Cfry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
zn,nk GIVES $4,000 TO WOOSTER.

rBy Telegraph to The Tribune
4,,s.st,,ra oct. 81 c. Frick has given
so 600 10 wooster University as memorial 10
his motn=r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
Friday II Ei2rLelS
Fail Sale II Notions
Specials II STAMPED Goods

All Wool Walstings- black. fancy ana
staple shades-yalue 80. -.--....-.-. q =
Imported Novelty Flan1els-
plaid. plain OF emb d checks ane
st-ipes-Egnr end Gara.-valCe ..45-. 81
All Wool Chevlot Flluncls-
ught. medium aHG dark-sa,ae 80 q
pain and Crepou Eiderdowus-
An wool faced. wide-leadins 90,
calo-s-worth - -..---------.--- 90
Extra heavy White Dome1s--
strictly pertecJ--worth cents --''-- = >
Best American PIns--salue S--..----
Bone aa.rpins-ya.ue -l2-dozen =
Heavy Brad shoe I-aees g +
usually 10 c~nts-GVAeh
san, ~, rr-ss shlelds-Iisht weight
do1phie Gov d-sizes and 4--vaiue i =
stampsd Damask squares inch -
II s. ana opeuworE Sd .--- -s0
IFahaFG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
OLD GOLD AND snvER

OLD GOLD silver and precious stones
bouxrt at highest market value. made
into new articles or exchange 10Y new Jew
-, - Taraue-- goods ar ". =. Topper )
FSCTORY 10 Ves- 2Tsr-st-- basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
LOST.

BANKBOOK No. c2s 6I9. ~ the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing ANY
person having a claim 20 it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days.
or submit to having said passbOok can
Celled, and new one issued
BANKBOOK No 437.1s4 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution IS missing. Any per
sen having a claim TO il is hereby called
upon u present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbo0h cancelled
and q new one issued
LOST or STOLEN Handbook No 2OI. $50.
OF the German savings Bank. n -he Cits-
cf New u-k corner 4th-ave. and T4th-st--
issued 60 William khniar. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. r
not returned 70 the bank on the 9th day
CT October 1905. duplicate will be issued
LOST or STOLEN. Handbook No. 523, 81
Of the German savings Bank. in the City
0f New York. corner 4t1-ave- and 14tn-Sr.-
issued 10 F,rster StaEisI0wA-. Frauen X T.
Nerein Al persons are cautioned against
negotiating Jhe same. II not returned 90 the
bank on the 26t,t Gay O. Oc-ohe-, 1903, q
duplicate will 10 issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
TYPEW RITINe.

rypeyvritInE-5 cents rer line.
TTPEWRITicES. Ali makes Aaid. rented
reuaired exchanged reliable sery,-s
TOPNAE - %assau-st ~sl-ahon~ z14O-
fTf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
AIACHINEEI.

At REDUCED Prices. 500 sec1nd hand
mood and iron working machines. fully
,,,sTs1taed. machinery bought and ex-
Changed. GEO r EDDY 58S Aadison-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
Friday + II pe~co'eS
Foil Sale II 0rfirg E'q11eis
Specials II pqra-~es Etc

Specials Il PaI2meS, Etc.
Fancy Perca les-white ard tinted
Frounds-strfpes figures and dots
value 10 cents. -.--.-.-- : :,
Outing FIanu4ls-uiu leuFths-
pink blue and fancy continuation
value Il ..----.,-.-------- = =
Outing FIen0els-IiEht and dark-best
styIes-elsewhe-e 10 20 70 81 20 81
FIeecad BACK NONejries-
hest FaII styles-vslue -lo...---...- = =
Sheure~T Check Pa1amss-
n1ercerized in yaru-wers 80. $1,000 I /
Quilting Chailies-fast colors-
best stvIes-value cts-.........-. = 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
NOES AND BIRDS.

roy PoME;RANIAN Pt-tPPIEls IN. f. every
ceIof mousse broken A-A'''. 40 East
eth -. TOP tSot'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
Friday In Women's Undrwr
Fall Sale ! II ChIidren'S Wear
SDeCIaIs II 1nrSefS- Etc.

Specials II CorSetS, Etc.
Carbri- DraEers-wide lawn rufle.
-urkz and hemstttrblng-val Al 29
N4i--ock Night Drssses-round o.
squsre neck. ribbon run lace $50
Cambria Sltfrts-deep lawn douncs
with or lace tGsertings, or good
emily rufTie-vaiue 81 25.----....-. ,RS
Nai-scok Skirt Chenlses-httsd ar
loose-triu-d skirr-valus 81 b.. 70
ChHd-eu-s White lawn Aprons
Hubbard Or Watst styles 10
KIT Night prawers-good quality
with feet 70 10 yrs--...--........ .A9
FIannelette Night Dravers-
according 90 size. .---.--.--. 20 20 SO
TIanu>iette Might Dresses
pretty stripes 20 IA years--.-..-. .4S
CoutiIle Corsets-7nedium length
and GirdI-s-rhits and drab--
with and without gar,ers-special. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06

/ CO '-I'AN- - --- 50 -UL-S
Specials IL LirizCS, Etc.
Crepe ABB tross-atrjctly eli wool
yard wide-biac5 ard all Fail
shades-vaIuc Observation-Disclosures. %
a6 inch New FAN Covert Sufuuss-
best cclors-value 20 ...-------.- SO
~ inch 81 Wool Nuns ,eiiirys-
black and cclo-=-va,ue d.. 50
56 inch All Wool Granite
SUitirEs-vaIue -S9-.-.----..-.-.-.. 50
All Wool Serges-doutIA warp
exceptional value at 59..-..-.-.-- .49
Fancy Check and HairIine Tane;as-
regularly 30. ----.-.- .-.---------.. 80
Fancy Satin Figured Poplius-
white. black and coIors-valUe 60 70
- inch BLACK Peau de Sojes-
Wear Guaranteed '-yalUe .f5.--- -
Lining Ssteeus-black white arI
c7Iors-hIeH silk Iustre-yalus %. 9
Neroeri-ed Moresns-hIack white
and Fall Enthusiastically b.. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
Friday In MCSiinS
Fall Sale IN PI'oE Cases
Specials IN PilIoEs. &c.

T-rTIe7cbed ns-GG-fnch-heavy
round thread-good value at El---- %
TnbIeached Sheetings-63- inch
one Of the best uakes-value II / -
Boston pillow Cases 49,.
HEAVY grade +5-535-vaIue II 4 = Z
Boston Sheets 1x9O-vaIue So 50
OdorIess Feather Pillows
fancy stripe ticking value $50. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06

Friday IN Millinery
Fall Sale In FeckVear
Specials Il Ribbons
yvor7an's Velvet Dress Hats
BLACK ana Col0rs-vaIue 81 5o.-.... SS
Women. Rea5y-to-W ears-Fslt 81
Velvet black and col0rs-s--k- wing
and ornament trtnl-valus s. IL -9S
ChiIGren-= Rolled BTiC-s-Band and
Strea uerS-vaIEe % --..-....-..---- 81
yVonan's Handmade Chiffon STOCKS
white. black ard ceIors-value r. 80
Fibhonz-7lain ard Liberty Satin
Tafferas-cClo-s and black
and g. iaeh-vsiue H. =
CT. and AZ irrh-valus n 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
Friday Il -e2EEer G0c0S
Fall sale IL Fancy Goo6S. Etc
Specials Z T0ilet Articles

SpCC-dtS - -SiA~- - --~f-
Hand and Avenue Bags
- aui Genuine Morocco
ri.sg and cclors-rivcted francs
r-,-ss and card esse-v value 81 "a. -5S
ALLIGATOR Grain Sait cases
s-r--.. I-atagr hanulf--lea. tLcr
caroes corners l@-ctai --.-----.-. ~
r,nrv Swiss dresser sels-fal
ruaie-dainJy rarferns-y-lue "a ! :
r,Stra size Tapestry SIP Covers
.l--uah-T .-1aa --ri-s -Valus % ~
All Er.s-le Tco;h Brushes
value q 20 - cents .-,--.--,. a
solid Back Hand scrusS-large
sHd smail-yalues ~ % rs cents 4
Poupeian Massage Cream
50 c~ns slze---.-.-.---.----..-.--.- 81
r4t.uc. cream Paste and soap
3 ia box-vaFue a. -.-.---.-.- .19
Extension Roller sss,es-valus 50. Sc
AupilqueI Scarfs and Shams--
Write Lawn Swiss and Net
plain or fancy centres
scarfs-2ox54 value os
shams-82x32. and SIZE .b5
give every desired Information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
Friday T IL BovS' Suits
Fall Sale ! IN B.OuSeS
Specials IN Hats. Cars. 2

Norf1lk and Double Breast Suits
All Wool q" eviots and TWesda-
TO iG yr=--yalue S3.9S. -------.--1 20
Youths Double Breast Suits
All VooI-FaiI Mixture
10 to 90 yrs--value s. 30 ...sss@-H -
BOYS All Wool Knee Pants
made OF TafIors' Remnants %
All Wool Cheviots Tweeds ana
Tan and GRAY Corduroys-
to Is yrs.-value 10 ------.--..- 81
Boys Flannel BIousss-Navy ard
; to - Srs-raiae 55...-....-. 40
Bows All Wool Sweater
regular or JuvePIe style-speeiai.. %
Roys' Colts Yachts Etons ana
Taus-value 70 .-.-.-----.-.s..s. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
Friday T In Ennis. Isces
Fall Sale II E2nd'kS
Specials IN VetlirgS, Etc.

EWb'y EdSIngs and 1nsertings-
- . iuCh--value -f5...---.-...- 10
Corset cover Enjoy and F'lounclngs-
some bead t0p-I2 70 "a inch
value - Observation-Disclosures. A9
Point VenisA and Oriental EdEings
a0J ITs-l F5ngs value - 10 IS. ~
Men fil Linen Hands q n. s.
leyndsred value Is cents. -..----.- .
Womea's hue AT Linen r s
Initial Han-s- fs--vol,Ie IL .--.-.-.. < .
CHIT1- VeiIs-vlit- ard cclo-s-
pain OF ribbon Stripe borders -
3 IDS touE-va,ue .-----..------. %
All SIX Mesh NeH.uEs- -7insie ena
double -r-eli--talIe - .------ Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
APARTMENTS TO LET.

INSIST. $50 wEsT--New apaF I'M =,
4. and 8 rooms, improvement So -
JANIToR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06

Fall Sele and
Specials Girls Wear
Babies fire Slips-valus 90 40
Babies SILK Caps-fuii o.
French ruchA--ucks hsnstitching
lace and ribbon trtm-.value Sc. SO
Babies White Worsted Sacquss-
fancy pink or blue border-rfbbou
run-vaIue .ea........-............ 40
Girls All Wool Cashmere Dresses
best Colors- Russian and fun FROM
wststs-upatIy rriD'd-6 70 "A y-rE--
valua s. rs -----------..--f. 80
ChiIdren-s Coats-CIoth. Velvet
Chsvfot and SerEe-Russiau.
Military and Cape stylss-velvet-
lace Or braid collars 20 s years
value $500 and s. 30. ..--.---...-.e3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06

a, m ayertsed fishers VIII give desired lnfOFmsdon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06
UxFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

23D-ST.. 20 EAST Opposite Madison Squa
Park) Suite. two rooms and bathroom
references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-06

Friday Z Woren'S
FAN Sale Tailored Suits
Specials Goats, Etc.
Tailored Long Coat Suits-AII We~s
Cheviot Serge-blacs and colors-
pIeated skirts-value S15-9S. .--.. 1923
Handsome Panne C'hevtot Suits
serri-Etted or Empire Goats
sstin ilned-usua1iy S20.9s. .-..-.1B. %
Women-z Empire Costs-Blaek
I3roa dciCth and Tan COvert-sattn
lined 10 waists inches long
al sixes-vslue ST. 9s------------5 .5S
Raiuproof Coats-Oxford. Olive ana
Tan-5oE pleat back-spscfal. .. 6S
Friday II Worea's
Fall Sale waists, Skirts
Specials wrappers, Etc.
Chiffon TaIeta and Peau de Sole
panel front-smaIl tucks on
either SIDE OF stole eEect-wfth
shiTrirgs-special .---------.-.-s.-S5. s8
Dress Skirt=-Cloth. Cheviot.
H0usspUn and Fancy Mixtures
plsated and other styles .----.-..-S BS
Dress -BroadcIoth. Imperial
Serge Panama and Cheviot-box on
side pIeated and panel effects
value Ss.9s. .--...-....-..S. 90
F1sanelstte Wrappers
newest Stvl@s-worth sf24--...-.. rs
Kfmcno SscquAs-pIaIn cord C-eps
and Figd FIanneistte-value s1-zs 50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
closed it6he:: net higher; May closed at SOC,

closed i.6he: net higher. May closed at SOC. !;
seGG ssnsbo s s,saay Dsee9eeF sss options
closed a. higher 70 hsc. lower sept q
+ Beef-steady: Cut Meats,s,eady; clicked
hams. l9Hailhc. per pound ~ L ar
barey steady Continent, so; compound.
Rosin-Quiet and steady; strained. common
to good. {s.650l57o. Turpentne-S'eady at Nsp
G4tic NV,
Goneeaspot Mo; auiet No: J. SIS n: 8; mild ~
changed to S points higher. sugar-Haw; nom on,
inal; fair refining, sf,c. centrifugal; g test,
l6-lsd4c.: molasxes sugar. 3Mc.: refined. un-
settled. Rlce-Quiet. Molasses-F Firm. r.,
Butter-State dairy. common to extra. llG
anNc chee4e--Firrn. and unchanged. Egga--
Quiet and UNCHANGED. :, -,
Steady and unchanged. Cnbbages-Weak and
unchanged. FreishtB to Liverpool Incha nged.
III CHICAGO. Sept. 1.--wet weather In the
northwest caused firm wheat market to-day.
AZ the close wheat for December delivery was
up lsf1hc. Corn shows a gain OF &c. Oats are
practically unchanged Provisions are down 100