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New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
WOM4N,S BODY IN TRUNK.
No Marhs of Violence EUident Had
Been Long Dead.

Albany, Nov. 23.-The badly decomposed body Of
Mrs John Hammond found to-day wedged in
a trunk in the second story front room of her
home at No AZ South Ferry-st., where she lived
with her husband. She had been dead for at least
two weeks.
The trunk stood in the fireplace. The body with
in it was heavily sprinkled with chloride Of lime
and the disinfectant strewn thickly all ABOUT
the three rooms comprising the fiat. The cover or
the trunk was propped open to allow the odors
of decomposition to escape up the chimney. Every
keyhole and crack in the room was stuffed, with
rags.
The woman's husband has not been seen for nearly
two weeks He is twenty-five years DID, Whlle
the dead woman was fifty-seven years old
whether the woman strangled or was poi
soned is not known There evident marks
of violence on the body, which, when found, was
fully clothed excepting the shoes 1t was doubled
I'D in a sitting posture with the face down on the
knees The body was bound in this position WIN
q clotheSline.
ton of the first family to the Hammond rooms,
vyhe sound has been heard for at leaSt ten
days and late this afternoon the police 6roke IN
and discovered the body. In the room IN Whlch tne
body found was a framed Inotto' Hcu oie'"
The woman was well known in Albany for many
wears as Mrs. Wilber Cramp, the proprietor or q
nrosDerous hairdressing establishment in North
PearI-st in the principal business section of the
(.ity She was reputed to be wealthy She was
married to Hammond about, two years ago
at midnight demonstrated conclusively that the
woman was first badly beaten and then strangied
to death The police learned tonight that Ham
mond appeared in his old haunts in Cohoes as late
going that night to Rouses Point, where he 1or-
merly lived.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
CHURCHES UNITE.
Brooklyn Free Baptists Join 7ath
ReguIar Denomination.

AS one of the first concrete examples OF the work
ing out of the ideas expressed at the Interchuroh
Conference on Federation steps have been taken
for the union of the Free Baptist Church with the
regular Baptist denomination. AT a meeting OF
twelve representatives Of each denomination held held
in the First Free Baptist Church. Lee-ave. and
Keap-st Brooklyn, on Wednesday, resolutions
were passed which said, in substance, that the
doctrinal differences which once divided the two
denominations having passed away preference be-
ing made to the close communion). there was now
acting together one body The Rev RE Nathan
seminary presided, and representatives OF the
American Baptist Home Missionary Society, the
American Baptist Missionary Union and the Bap-
list Publication Society were present;
The First Free Baptist Church, in which the
meeting was held, organized after the old Lee
Avenue Baptist Church excluded from the
Long Island Baptist Association because Of the
liberal views on the communion held by the Rev
Dr. John Hyatt Smith He believed that no Chris,
tai in his church This in 1871
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
FLYING TRIP TO MARRY.
NeSg- York Couple Break Time Rec.
ord an Greenuach, Conn.

Charles A. Lee. a manufacturer forty-hve years
old. of Oneida, N. Y. and Miss Mabel E. Brown
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Brown, of Syra-
cuse. were married in quick time In Greenwich
Conn, yesterday. They left New-York City with
the Rev DIR. Henry Marsh Warren the hotel
chaplain on the train which arrived in Greenwich
at 1910 o'clock and fourteen minutes later took a
train back to New-Yorll man and wife DR..
Warren performed the ceremony, at the home Of
Sheriff W. E. Ritch
Lee is a divorced man, and came here because he
could not be married in New-York. 1t was learned
that he lust recently secured decree of divorce
from his first wife. He is the head of the Morris
Chair Company His present wife is well known
in Syracuse especially in Sunday school work.
The wedding had been prepared for two days be-
for. Mr. Lee had gone TO Greenwich from New
York and obtained the license TO we'd. stating that
this was his second offence and the brides first
State Treasurer Judge James F. Walsh and his
nephew Attorney Henry B. White, were let into
the secret and arranged for the wedding to take
place in q hurry
az the depot when Mr.. Lee. his younger brother
stepped OF the train They lost time in getting
10 the residence of Sheriff William Z. Ritch. The
Sect that Mr. Ritch a Sheriff kept from
them the sign the office door being turned
toward the rear. Mrs. Rttch had placed palms in
the paror :, -. -, ..
h,ies rhe Stale Treasurer and Sheriff bid them
goodhv and they hurried to the depot, minute
sray In the rush TO get there the automobile
struck the curb, but only shaking resulted.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
MR.. WILCOX MUCH ENCOURAGED
Sees Mr Cortelyou Again About Increased
Postal Facilities Here.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau.

Washington. Nov. 23.-Postmaster Wilcox of New
York after luncheon at the White House to-day
and another conference of several hours with Post
master General Corteyou and First Assistant Post
master General Hitchcock returned home tonight
apparently much encouraged over the prospect of
securing increased facilities for the New-York post
ofice
Mr.. Wilcox discussed in detail with the Post
master General number OF proposed improve
ments in the greater New-York postal service, for
which additional appropriations are needed. He
recommended that the number of deliveries in the
city districts be increased; that automobiles be used
70 expedite the collection of mails; that a number
0. new stations be established. and that pneumatic
iuee sertice be extended that all the stations
ne! be connected. Another important subject
s ssalen Nr Wilcox took up with the Postmaster
IeIeral informally that relating to improve
Heit OF the foreign mail service. It is Mr.. Will
CO.'S idea that international conference with
tsspleSentatires of foreign countries be called
eeAcuss means for quckening the transmission of
ro.esign mails Mr. Wilcox would have the foreign
,sa received in New-York on steamers arrive at
sasseitals of not more than two three days, in
30 81 OF four five days, is the case
ASsuasser General Cortelyou promised to consider
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
"PANAM4 LIKE CUBA.
Colonel Gorgas Says Health of the
Isthmus Is ErceUent.

Colonel William c. Gorgas, who successfully d-
rected the against yellow fever in Cuba, and
who has been in charge of the sanitary work
the Isthmus OF Panama. was at the Park Avenue
Hotel yesterday.
THE problems presented the isthmus tho
beginning of work were very much like those
in Cuba, said Colonel Gorgas The one point
Of difference that had to deal with more
tropical conditions.
The elimination of yellow fever important
not only in point of reducing the mortality. but it
was virtually necessary for. the moral effect, for
removing a menace that would keep away from
the isthmus the needed to dig the canal. Much
however. yellow fever is feared. 1t was even
more important to deal with the rnaIarfaI condi-
tions which would attack large number and to
greater extent minimize the efficiency of the
men employed on the canal construction.
our present force numbers about twenty-four
hundred men, and has oily reached the maxi
num- OF these about five hundred employed in
the hospitals and four hundred in the fumigatn
brigade. Our work includes the street cleaning in
of the health of about fifty thousand persons-ten
thousand in Colon. fifteen thousand on the canal
strip and twenty-five thousand in Panama.
The health conditions the isthmus now are
most reassuring. The sick report for October was
only twenty-one to the thousand, and the canal
employees against sickness-the
care that is given them considered-as II they
digging the canal between New-York and Philadel-
phia instead of across the Isthmus of Panama"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
INAUGURATION COST s145,4s1.

Washington. Nov. 23.-To inaugurate Theodore
Roosevelt President of the United States last
March cost s145.4s1. greater sum than was spent
any previous Inaugural ton. The details or ths
cost were made public to-day in report by Gen
eral John NJ Wilson. chairman of the inaugural
committee Notwithstanding the large expense
the committee has turned over s. 730 TO the Auoi-
torium Association an organization formed 10
erect A building in which to hold future inaugural
balls General Wilson strongly urges the neaate ereH
ton of such structure. II cost 81 a9 TO decofate
the Pension Building for the inaugural ball. wnich
was the largest item of expense The coillinlttse
raised SI5a22i more D. S14.G0. than any previous
naugnraI fund. General Wilson gives the hs, rhs,
Of laSf i've Inaugural fioAs.
are as follows 1859 sl25 30: 1s93 ssl 655 81 lSst
fll6 81 15, and 1901. sls6, ,so5 So.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
LOs1.

Los1.
lost or STOLEN.-BankboOk No. 526, oli
of the German Savings Bank IN the Clty
of New-York corner Atm ave and i1th-sI'
issued TO Edwin Lauritsen. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned to the bank on the 10Th Gay
OF December, 1875. a duplicate VIII be IS
sued.
IosT-Bankbook No. SS2. .6s2 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
rpon said book il called upon TO present
the same 10 the bank within thirty days,
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and etinguished and a new one issued IN
lieu thereof.
IosT.-Bankbook No. 2e3. 400 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and extiugulshed and new one issued in
lieu thereof.
LOST Bankbook No. 4O5. .0e0 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book Is called uron TO present
the same to the bank within thirty days.
or the said hook viii be declared cancelled
and extinguished and a new one issued IN
lieu thereof.
BANKBooK No. 391.I1s Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing Any
person having claim to II is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said psssbook cancelled
end a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
HE4DING CUBAN PLOT /?
Charge That CONGRESSMAN Pint
Guerra Is InUoIUed.

Havana, Nov. 23.-Congressrnan Pino Guerra
is charged by the prosecuting judge of San
Juan, Martinez, with the leadership of the in
surrectionary plotting In that vicinity The
Congressman is alleged to have been present
with other leaders when their place of meeting
was rafded recently, but 1t is said that he es-
capped The leading members of this alleged
band, it is pointed out, served in the revolution
officers Of the regiment of which Congress
man Guerra was colonel. The exemption of
Congressman from arrest. it is said viii not
prevent Guerras capture
Some minor arrests made to-day the
result of the investigation into the seizure of
arms in the suburb of Cerro, but none of them
are of importance.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
MOROCCAN CONFERREES.
ambassador White and Minister
Gummere to Represent Z. S.

Washington Nov. 2s.-Henry White. American
Ambassador Italy, selected to-day TO repre-
sent this country In connection with Mr.. Gummere.
American Minister TO Morocco, at the approaching
Moroccan conference.
Secretary Root has been giving good deal OF at
tention lately to this subject, and especially
anxious that the United States should be repre-
sented properly in conference which is certain 10
bring together the brightest minds in the diplo-
matte circles OF Europe. Mr.. Gummere was origi-
naIy selected because of his familiarity with Mo-
roccan affairs and Mr.. White is chosen because OF
his knowledge of European politics and his quail
hcation and experience diplomat. II is ex-
pected that the participation of the United States
In the conference Will be in the character OF a
peacemaker, and much tact viii be required 10
reconcile divergent interests.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials II
Women'S Underwear
end Babies Wear

Cambria and Muslin DrsweTs-emb'y
ruhre OF lace inserts-vaiue 90 .A9
Cambric Skirts-deep fcUrceS VITA
wide emby or lace insertings and edge-
cluster tuekz-value Si.24- 4--.---..-- 50
F'iannelette Gowns-plain or stripe
fey beading or hcrrfnBbone-
Women's TX. Size Flannelette Gowns
hemstitchIns fnish-wOTth Si-So.-. .SS
Chiidren's FTanneIette Night Drawers
good quality-preity stripes
10 yrsy... SOS 70 12 yrs. .49
Babies Cashmere Shirts
sizes to 3 yrs.-sood value at 30. 10
Babies Outing Flannel Kinoao
1yrappers-yaiue 30 -.-----,-..--- -
C.hildren's Outing Fiarne; Night Dresses
sizes u 3 yrs.--valce s9-s.-.-.-- ~
Children's Hand Knit Leg<in DEsWe.s-
omen or closed feet-sizss 20 yrs .S3
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials in
Millinery and BOyS' Clothing

womens Dressy Trimmed Hats
Turban and medium and larSe-silk.
velvet or chenille braid-were s3.0o. z. 90
Womens Ready to Wears-new
plateau effect-miroir velvet facing
handsome wings-speciol .........-.. / .9S
Womens Fur Mapped Beavers
Black and colors-best styles
value S1.9s-Special ..-.-...--....-..1 80
WoTnen's Newest Satin Hats
tip tilted side or back-were S2.9 .. .SS
Boys Overcoats-brown and gray
mixed Cheviots and Oxford and blue
Meltons-belted backs 10 yrs
value So 9S and 81 so. ---.... Z. .GS
Bows Overcoats-Oxford. Melton and
Mixed Gray Cheviot-stngle double
breasts to 10 years-value 500 . .SS
Norfolk and Double Breast Suits
Mixtures and Navy Cheyfots-
I to IS yrs-value IS 90 ...-....--s3 -SS
Some have two pairs trousers
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials in
Mems Furnishings
&c ofher Main FloOr Depts.

Mems DOmst Night Shirts or
Mems Natural Merino Shirts and
D-awers-special -.-........--.-- .69
Mems Cambria Dress Shirts
new stripes and fgures-soft or
stlrr bosoms-separate cuffs. s....---.... 90
women,s Cashmere Gloves-2 clasp
all colors black-valUe % --..-.---. ~
Union Taffeta Umbrellas
2e and 2S inch-large assortment
fancy handIes-yalue $1.oS. .-..---. Az
All SILK IJmbreIlas-26 to 2s inch
new shades also Black-pisin
or fey handies-value $3.50. 3 .49
All SILK Crepe Chiffon veils-3 yds.
Iong-suitabIe for scaTfs-value -9S- 90
Emb'y Edgings and Insertings
2 10 10 inch-newest patterns
value II to .2f. ...------- I y
Solid Gold Scarf Pins-rose and
Roman-Horseshoe Knots. Heads
in artistic desiEns-plain. pearl
or jewel settlnss-value Sl-9 ..-----1 ~
Solid Gold Neck Chains-heart
perdant-jewel set-value S2.9S III .S9
Extra large, Laundry Bags
cord emb' 'y-yalue .49. 49.....-..-....-.. %
Tapestry Sofa Pil.ows-silk floss filed
24 inch-vaIue 81. S1.25.....--..-----. 10
Fine Lace Yokes-Iong pointed
front-fcral desIgns-value .0s.....- 90
womens Leather Belts-shapcd-
colors and biaek-vaiue 80. ......-.... 80
Mems n. s. All Linen Handk'fs-
value IL ....,..-,--------.<, ..--'...
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials IN
Table Linens, Towels, Etc.

All Linen Satin Damasks-6s inch
full bIeached-regularIy .0S. S......... "a
Satin Double Damasks-pure white
6s to 20 inch-resuIarly 81 25...- SO
Napkins to match
90 inch-doz.-worth $3.50. 2. I 3
24 inch-doz. s3.ss. .......-S. 10
All Linen Napkins-21 inch
regularly s1.69-dozen ........-.-.1 .2S
Extra quality Pure Linen Pattern
Cloths-s-4 size-no napkins TO match
therefore a 81. 10 pattern cloth. 49,. 80
All Linen Huck Towels
17x31-regularly Is. .
Union and All Linen Damask
Towels-19x44-value .25. ...-... .1S
Extra heavy All Linen Towellinss-
1s inch-regulariy -12h. h.---..-----. S&
Finer quality-aII linen-f'cy borders
regularly Is ...........-.---.... L 2hs
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials il
Thanksgiving SilyerWare
and Cutlery

ouadrupIe plate Tea sets-tSusar Bowl
T'ea Pot. spoon Holder. Cream Pitcher)-
f,;II size-satin fnish-handsomely
engraved-sp.endid value at SJ'9s-. 3-SS
ouadrrrle plated Fruit Dishes.
Isrssd Traxs. Fern Dishes. Condensed
MIX Holders Pickle Casters
ls,,alIy So % 20 81 26e-eacn- -.-..--..1 10
Sterling Silver Manicure Pieces
extra heavy handles-nofal designs
graz hnish-value .69-.-- .0S
-r,,nls Plated Toilet Sets pes
Cray and polished finish
rosa pattern-vaiue S6.oS- -.--.------- r .SS
carving SETS prs-ine steel
sterling silver ferrvie-worth 81 so. go
r,.,,a- Knives-celluio.d handles
hnsf steel-vaiue 81 6s-half dozen. - .3S
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

NICELY furnished rooms one flight; steam
heat hot and cold running water. Mrs
BAKER 72 West SSth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials In
Blankets, Co1nfortableS and
Bed Spreads

Full size White California Wool
Blankets-value S6.9S .....-.:.......3 90
Gray and Sanitary-strictly all wool
and shrunken-114 size. for double
beds-true value sT.9S ..............4. 90
Full size Cotton Baby Blankets- a
pink and blue borders-were "A %
Full size SiIkoline Comfortables-
fg'd tops-plain red back
white cotton iIling-value S1s9 I "a
Full size White Crochet Spreads
Marseilles designs-valus so. $500. SO
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials In
E'anneis and LiningS

All Wool French waistIngs and F:ac1els-
pIaids, Stripes. Dsshes and allovec
erYects-rfch colorings-worth 3D.. .SS
Beautiful for House Gowns and Childrens
Dresses.
Cotton Eiderdowns-double face
f3eures. stripes. checks-value 81 10
imported Scotch Flsnnels-
light and dark-value -6O------..--. .SS
Mercerized Lining Moreens-
BIack. White, colors-elsewhere 81 ~
sati, serues-Blsck. White and
leading shades-special .-.-----...--- ~
silk Taretines-for fine lining
f,III line Of colors-elsewhe-e Sd. 4 .
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials in
WOmen'S Waists, Dress Skirts,
WRAPPERS. Etc.

Waists Of SILK Crepe de Chines-white.
black and coiors- elaborate lace Insertions
and tucks-rcgularly 81 special. 8 e5S
Flannel Waists-neatly tai'cred-
black and coio.s-worth 81. 80. .....-.f -
Waists OF White Washable Poplin-
emb'd front. collar and cuffs. .-----.f -
Dress Skirts Panamas. Bruldcloths
and other desirable fabrics
black and co,ors-special. 2 50 4 10
Regular value 81 % and s69s
German Flannel Robes-light medium
and dark-sizes TO 46-were S2-c9 --- 7S
vrappers-FlanneIette and Csmbrfc--
tailored or fancy trim 'd-sIzes TO So
brisk sellers at 81 %. Observation-Disclosures .SS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

Chesapeake Bay oyster boats. United States Mar
shal Langhsmmer to-day President
Roosevelt asking that revenue cutter be as
signed him to go down the bay 10 make an IN
vestigation
The marshal will take Secret Service men with
him. is expected numerous arrests will be made
the marshal is holding half dozen
witnesses against officers OF oyster boat crews
for whom warrants have been sworn out charging
them with assault and cruelty.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
PROTEST AGAINST NETWORKS PLAN
Residents Of Catskill Do Not Want Mountain
Streams Tapped by City.

oatskiI y. Y. Nov 2s.-Resolutions protesting
against the proposed plan 10 obtain water for New
iorK Sity from the Catskill Mountains were adopt
60 here to-day by the Board of Supervisors.
Al special meeting tonight of the board OF
trustees Of the village it resolved that in their
:eosment the interests of the village would be
materially and injuriously affected. both directly
ara Indirectly, by the carrying out or execution of
such plans"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
GET AFTER OYSTER BOAT CRIMps.
Federal Officials TO Use Revenue Cutter to
Arrest Chesapeake Bay Men.
fBv TeIegraph 10 The Trlbune.l

lbs Telegraph The Tribunel
Baltimore Nov 2s-The United States authori-
aes IN Baltimore will cooperate with the federal
oaaeisis in Philadelphia in investigating charges
2, cruel treatment OF men 'shanghaied" in Phia-
aslphia ana sbinned ~ baltimore and placed upon
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials in
Curtains, DraperisS, etc.

Irish Point Curtains-exduisite designs
rich floss work on finest Brussels net
worth SII.9S .,..-..-..-.....S g. 90
Point ARABIC Curtains-rich designs
value s2.9S and s39s. s......-...-..t .4S
Arabian Bed Sets--large Renaissance
eentre-motif corners--decp festcou
valance-value S10.9s ...............7. 90
Renaissance Bed Sets-mcdaIliou centre
instead Of s59s. 9s.............-s3. 90
French Net Curtainirg-4 inch rufle-
lace inserting and edge-vaiue SO. 80. %
Fancy Curtain Swsses-dots. stripes
and figures-3G inch .yalue .f2l=-.... SSt
Fig'd SiIkolines-3G inch-best co!ors
and designs value .I5.............. liz
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials in
hosiery and Woven Underwear

women's Black Cashmere Hose
o.ble soles. heels and toes-valus so. 40 ]
f-nfIdren,s Black wooi-merino heels
and toes-eize S TO eis-Vslue BE- "a
Mems Wool Hose-Biack or Natural 50
pairs fcr dollar.
woneu's extra heavy Vests-iong or
short siesves-heece lined-pants u
10 ruatch-vaiue so 9...-....-..---... ~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials in
CorSets and SkirfS

Women's CoutiI Sateen and Batiste
Corsets-medium and long-with and
without habit hips-vaiue 81 .. .-...- .19
Womens Black Mercerized Satee7
PettIcoats-deep f1Ounce. three ruffies
and fey stitching-value 81 40 ---..-1 10
Taffeta SILK Petticoats-b1ack and co,ors--
Newest hounce erects-value $3.50. 9 .24
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials in
Wash Dress Fabrics

Mobair finish Suitings-Choicest styles
in checks and melanses-copies OF
all wool goods at s1.0o. o....-.-.-----. 2 !
Double fold Fancy FIannelettes-
for Wrappers, Children's Dresses. &c
regularly .15 .----..------.------.-- . =
Fine American Percales-fast eolors-
best styles-l2h ct quality. $500. IN
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials in
Girls & Misses Dept.

Girls Mohair Gymnasium Suits
Black and Nary-12 tn 16 yrs
value 4 9S to $6-9S-reduced to-. 2 50
Girls DresSes-C'ashmere. Serge
and Nub stripes-Russian and fancy
Waists. also Surpliee Styles 10 "a yrs
made 10 sell at $40 and $500. I So
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials IN
WHITE Goods, Bureau Scsri5
c-1 ninrors
and Ripbons
-
In or near the Arcad

In or ncnr the Arcade.
white Novelty Wasting
new designs-vaiue .s5. -...-.-..... "a
write Six Chiffonettes-
instead Of 80 ............---.-.. es9
Renaissance Searfs-hsnd made--
Iaren or ailOeer lace centre
eox54-valse s2-as ..............-..1 ar
81 inch Applique sesTfS and 81 i1ch
shaE--Iawn and Ssf--vs-uH - 49, 50
5ts and inch Cushion R,bfs.as
al silk and canvas WITH d-ae4ss
cord-Were d 10 @T-Spes4aI - ia
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
osTEoPaTHY.

SWEDISH INSTITUTE OF MASSAGE
AND MASICT- RING graduate operators
30 COLUMBUS e. corner 61st-st-
MASSAGE and M.NIcURINc Warm.
comfortable rooms, expert attendants.
CLEMENS * CHEEVER TGI 6th-aye.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single Insertions cent, per line. siItees
~ords. seven times consecutiveiy. 81 which
entities advertiser to have rooms enIered In
The Tribunes Directory o. Desirable r ,ons
for period Ct fourteen days Write for
circular.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials In
Silks and Dress Goods

2T inch Silk Peau de Cygnes-nght
and dark colors-value 10. .5S
80 inch Black Tafretas-guaranteed-
soft and heavy fnish-value .eS. .6S
White Washable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EXQUISITE lustre-satin figures or dots
value go ........-.--........ .SS
SILK veIvets. new and desirable shades.
also biack-value 10 I5...---......-.. .5S
All Wool Granite Suitings-44 inch
best colors-for year round wear
value rs .....-.-.-..-.. .5S
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
Friday Specials in
Table and Couch Covers

Couch Covers-Rug desRns-fringed all
round-3 yds. long-vaiue s6.2S. II 90
Rich Bokhara Couch Covers
so inches wide-value S. 30. .-.......f 90
Petit Point Tapestry Piano Covers
3x2 yds.-value S49S. .....-. -.'-....-....2. 40
Reversible Tapestry Table Covers
2 yds. square-value 81. 40. .-....--.- 90
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

WHY go to a boarding house when you- car
enjoy the comfort OF a well ordered hotel
al exceedingly low rates?
Rooms. ms.-.......S 81 per day and upward
Rooms ard board. : 4 per week and upward
Restaurant a la Carte and Table d Hote-
HOTEL BRISTOL. Id West 49th-st.
Telephone 4910-2Sth.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

Full Information concerning fhes. r,or,p
usy be had. free OF charge. at the Uptown
Office of The Sew-York TriSutIe. 1854
EIoadNay. beiween 36th efd 9I;h ats.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24

NEW-Y0RK FAMILY. recently moved TO
Brooklyn, have TWO beautiful rooms = let
with board. Address 233 Berkeley Place,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-24
BROOKLYN.

B MONTAGUE TERRACE. BROOKLYN over
looking Wa1I-st; 10 minutes walk Broad
way, N y; neighborhood, table high class
high class.