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New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

s ss@ PFREns fH RIsss9 S per r
per h. 1oc DUCKS No per n i5S6o G GEESE No
month supplies moderate. but trading slow. Fresh
sd o. We quote s b fG B are ss 5u @ amsnd nam
Sg SgS2 90 Dc rehe4d sI$l CO. DO msaFd 5ca$1 do
a5q6oc DO common. 25q40o; RABBITs. cotton tail per
PoTAToEs AND VEGErA ABLSs,-Irish potatoes in
hishsr fancy Domestic onons Sss Steady No
% qas Ps ta rs%an 6 5.n
well when prime Bermuda ana Havana vegetables
Mewo0reanS boz 1hsr yegetabes range apout as quoted,
per % Is S 6as fs:. i 2adsi 4S 0lS % per- per-
5o3 r. S n P@s bag tsrRs si 1s2 = do S" 9srss esF
i s Do SF Ms @ per % is n 81 6a 90 & g Ss SS Or 10 BAG g. Is
1qda No / per Dbl s5aS5 So do No IS 5Oa$4:
ssss Basket sSsl 5o % South ii pis erssg sS
D '2eft g kysoE RsF xRf sPi
PR 4 CefoP' pdr a eP5c. FL doin RErN sl$ rs sss
RSrs SS supSP SaS$4 6 Old 35 SS s.
gashed per bbl. s. So DO unwashed. s1GSi a. C&B-
$i6aSiS white dqmestc ssSsio sds1 I0 T9fss
basket s2ga DO per- per- s 81 g t ts?da % do per Ssarns psl
81 2 DO per dozen stalks ios f9PIs Rer ga esss $40
Ho6 S Gsr S sr 9o per bbi $29S4
per 81 5oss s. 5 Der H6Rss 3 sRH sa5f 81 no S9qSs o Dc DO
fG So cFdn KoB ST RO Ss K M9rSS S S6
T Florida per bssRet s59nia scd Rs So 6oT s. 29S2 So
crss saBs2 @ OK oo PUNCHES $2q$4; oNIoMs Bermuda
ss Sst an and 5stern hite bb S5q$7 do yellow 81 Is
geo DO RED 81 60qS2 49, do Western white per
so 5 s1s 81 25aS 10 do yellow in bulk per $50 b,
is 50 S5S5 30 per oeg SzaN2 DO do red in bulk $50
y yellow bag So 259S2 50; do red Sc 25aS2 50:
INA Florida carrier $3GS5: do
PEAS Florida basket crate $2a$T; do California
81 94g$2 90 DO per basket 81 6oq$2 % Cuban per
Pune9es Pn $4a$6 do Bermuda Per box 81 75GS2 25;
49, 49, ncSSs SS SS s 2' RdHI2E
leans per basket 81 5oa$2 DO Florde S1QS2 90 do Ber
nluca per box. 00cGSl STRING BEANS. Florida fancy
Sh5razen s & per crate or basket SeqS! poor to good
ri FIoTlda white per boy $gS 70 DO 'Sban. sfQ$ 56
81 90; S6AIL0TS New Orleans. lunches $3as4
.- I.p-MALOEs Florida, carrier. 81 5Od94 10 Cuban
- "Vd dS3 so TTFsNIPS. Canadian
95c do domestic. rutabaga 5OaS5c do irish ruahsga
per bag. Toe do New Orleans. wi s26S3.
WATERCRBSS, per 100 punches. 81 56a$2 so Tf,ST.
t ana hrm .nclmbers quite plentiful and weak Lettuce
weak; Tomatoes poor. We quote: CUCUMBERS, No l.
per dozen 81 ooQS2 % do No per So 5Oa$3 90
LETTUCE dozen heads, 25cdSl: MUSHROOMS nor
H. 25d60c: RADISES per 100 bunches ST 0GlS3: RFTT
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
IDEA NOT TO BAR WOMEN.
DR.. Bronn on Pope's Letter about
Choirs-His Tie7o attacked.

The Rev. DR. Henry A. Brann, pastor of St
agnes,s Roman Catholic Church. in East ADD
ST, was reported yesterday saying that 1t was
never intended by the Pope 10 Danish women
singers from the choir loft
DR.. Brann was member OF the commission
or church music appointed by Archbishop Far
ley some months ago. He was reported as say
ing that it was never intended by the Pope to
exclude women from the organ loft. as, If this
We're So all girls who were twelve years old and
upward would be barred from singing at the
church services. This Interpretation of the
Pope's letter would be the destruction of all the
church choirs in the poorer parts of the coun-
try where the choir was composed almost n
tirely of little girls and young women.
Father Brann is now in Florida, and will re-
main there until February %. priest last
evening said that Father Brann had made state
rneuts of this character.
Regarding these statements the Rev. James
II. Mclean. pastor OF ST Peters Roman Cath
olic Church, in BarcIay-st.. the president of the
commission on church music appointed by
Archbishop Farley. said last evening TO
Tribune reporter:
DR.. Brann has no right to speak officially for
the commission The Archbishop issued let
ter to the clergy after the sessions of the com
mission and the terms of his communication TO
The clergy were not in accord with these alleged
statements of DR.. Brann-
There are difficulties in the road and certain
things cannot be done at once. But women
10 be replaced by male singers much pos
sble. This has been done at st. Patrick's Ca
thedral. and ii is desired 10 have Ii done in other
churches The question has been put whether
rhe wish Of the Pope refers only to the sanctuary
choir, and the answer is that il refers TO the
ordinary choir Of the church, which is the organ
loft.
Whether there will be a change in the direc-
tions from Rome is not for any individual 10 say,
but It is a matter under the direction and
administration Of the Archbishop. Besides ST.
Patricks Cathedral female singers have been
replaced by male singers at st. Joseph's Church,
St Francis Xayiers and the Holy Name of
Jesus
The communication of the Archbishop TO the
clergy did not exact changes at once, but ex-
acted that steps be taken that the desires
expressed in the encycical letter of the Holy
Father might be observed. The Archbishop's
letter to the clergy in accordance with the
tenor of the letter of the Pope, that female
singers be replaced by male singers. We wait
till the Archbishop himself gives permission for
the retention Of mixed choirs for a more or less
indefinite period The Gregorian chant cannot
ice taken up by boy choirs right away, and the
difficulties in the way not to be solved by
any member of the commission. We are sorry
Dr f3rann's views have been circulated, because
they not the views of the commission.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-Yorlx, February 10. 1905.
tsneh On choioe domesiic marrow beans With suaieent
tales at <s 10 to warrant the quotation Medium IN light
odsrs are row asking 81 So some business has been done
scotch peas remain very quieJ We quote Beans mar mar
81 10: do pea 1905 81 77tG$ So: do red kidney
@ 90 90 we e kidney 1888 1853 g 49, 90 90 oa6s H@s 'qs9s Cfdp s2IP
ssgs$ o5; GREEN PEAS. Scotch. 1904, bags per bush
BUTTER-Reoepts today sl72 PkCs Only little It OF Of
ne stoeS fsPorte6 tns onns mas aFriHga up pnIeS 10 &
with fresh table grades In view Of the approaching ho
sellers thought it unWis 70 disturb qiotations and the
fral At the same time there very few goods
igh quality. Storage creamery further sales
2a 9oc and the market IS frm on that basis The re
ings selling generally At 25c No change in imitation
70 sa8lizo: DO lercantile Exchange ociaI quotation.
extra sic) hsts 2s80c seconds 26asc: thirds -
S525c DO held extras 2a98oc: rsts 25g2sc: do
pds 52S2so do thirds i9a2ic Western initiation cream
extras &c DO hrsts 24a26o; do seconds 2lq2Sc;
22c thirds 76lac; Western factory extras 24c do
rsts 2I522c % seconds 1920: packing stock No IA
active movement and very light receipts and
stocks naing rnster1a1 reduction me mar market sho~s
s a he iist oi1 If mi 'I nTeras SKINS Rg IN iig6I
rs for hnes white and SIS for finest c9lored We quote
hns 12i4c do late made, coored and White choice
sree ool6fed and Thi,e fancy 2}So do fine I1ss912s
late mare colored and white choice Ike DO fair TO
e5oice ioQl6s4c, do prime sjsae5Rc: do part skins,
prime s-zqsssc. do Eood 8Gs4c: co common TO far.
n7lsc, full skins. 4Q5c.
Et5CS-Fereipts 5io0 Arrivals moderate
light receipts expected. but there is deal
a fresh stock On hand and the whossse market & con
bz promptly moved and prices further reduced
cept refrigerators which scarce and firm We
quote state Pennsylvsnia and nearby selected white
1sncv, 35d36c; 33g34c; do mixed extra, S3c
rss drsts 3Ic; do seconds. 2aqS0c: co
thirds 2ed2sc Kentucy 25a31c; Ternessee and South
en- 25Q0c dirtics c: checks 2f22c: tors
2.F1Sc.
FRT-ITS-DRIED- Eyaporated apples held 5i1c but
buyers bidding Jasc Not much interest in
apples. Chops and firm. Small fruits in
light supply. California fruits unchanged We quote
StS Grated PeLoISSs per ISs 40 ~ 's g
good per 10. 4Q5c. Do Canadian, dried. quarters
SeQ4c. Western dried.
5a34c. do Southern dried. cut 2'zg3c 90
chopped per 100 H. 81 500Sl so: do and skins 81 10
Isl -: CHERRIES. per N l3lzd14i4c: HUCKLEBER-
EIFS, 1ldl2c; BLAChBEEZRIcS. 5lza1c; RASF8ER-
ElFS 29c; APRFCOTS. California Moorpark 11Q14c:
Royal 9al1c: PEACHES. California peeled, 15dlec; DO
CnDeeled. 99I2c. PRTNES. California 2Q5zlc
FRUITS FFlEs5-Apples in light receipt and hrmer.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
PROTEST AGAINST ELEVATOR CLUTCHES

Alfred R Conkling. president of the Realty
League, appeared before the Board of Estimate
yesterday to protest against the appropriation of
$4,000 for the Buildings Department voted by the
aldermen. He squelched by the Mayor who
told him "A public hearing the appropriation
would be held. Mr. Conkling explained later that
the Buildings Department had instructed the owners
of buildings that certain alterations. including
safety clutch, should be made to all elevators The
specifications were such, Mr. Conkling said that
they would enforce the sale of certain patented
device The $4,000 is to pay inspectors to see that
the new orders carried out.
D Is in response 10 The Tribune's efforts that
lessen the number of elevator accidents
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
BEST GETS 100000 FOR BRIDGE.
Elevated Tracks at Manhattan End of
Brooklyn Bridge

The Board of Estimate yesterday granted the re-
quest of Bridge Commissioner Best for an appro-
priation of 100000 for the Improvement the ele-
waited tracks at the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn
Bridge.
The repairs intended will give immediate relief
according TO a favorable report made on the plan
by Nelson Lewis engineer of the board The
plan calls for additional tracks, and additional
space on platforms. and Will allow of better train
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

Board OF Superintendents of the Department or
Education in accordance with the ideas which car
ence Z. Meleney, the superintendent In charge OF
truancy matters. has gained in the last TWO OF
three years from investigating all the best kno"h
institutions of the kind in this part OF the country,
The institution will be the cottage plan; WORK
will start in few days on large central school
building four double cottages with accommodat lions
for 120 boys. a principals house. power piaii''
culinary department. laundry and stable.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
Religious Notices.

20 cents per line.
ave. SHYE4H Rec caARTs 9E TEE FuF1T4$ F6FNg
vices II a m and p m Cordial welcome
CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION. ; East 2etb
aT9n Mas g. % hoa E2enlons M 6fStoF ss8hos 1890
CHURCH OF ssl zI0E %s. ANR 5S95 $; ST TIMOTHY.
rr0,- Rector-Rev. HENRY LUBECK. d. c. l..
so1s as5p seF1es pressss R.1 r s
coIaaEGIATE a4ai11 CHURCH,
Rsyi will J0F5M 62esS, G. :, F4GG Z D ID D. Minister.
COLLEGIATE QIARBLFo CHURCH.
n.,. AVN 9tnaye \, tsi-a and 29fh ST.
" NIP Win P2eadh aaS at FiRRE Il nj and p p Minister MI
Morning-'A Iandsman in Command Of the Shp"
Evening-"The Soul FOR Sale.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev. DONALD SAGE MAcKAY. Ia6 tlsY D. D.. Minister
Evening subject The Rdsion N Of IA Abraham m lincoln
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev rsg anYhT MEcToR FF HF FfqN s B T D,..ss Mn-
ornr-he Ribes Self If 9iden6s sS p of of Its Inspiration
H'snns"s Ten stately LIFE M0ralitieS of the Christian
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. Harlem, Rev.
FIRST cHURcH 12Ists S'''op near sd avePasor Rev
sacb5 r. m ha Pa. Services ices at II m and p m
tor will preach mis- third sermon OF the The topic
LTSox AvENuE cHuRcT, corner 12sd-st. Pastor
Prsadhins BY FRANK HAIL a WRIGHT + +
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
FIFTH AVENUE AND 55TH STREET
MINISTER
REV. J. ROSS STEVENSON. d. D..
Rev. GEORGE II. TRULL, Assistant
Worship February IL. IL m. %
DIR. STENENSON'S Morning Topic he
SELF conssseraton sse!stt for The sake Of otheTs.
Supper will be observed
Topic: The supper. a Revelation of Christ"
The Bible School meets m
The Wednesday Evening Service commences at s;1s
FIFTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. aas-2so
West 45th h-st.-Servces IL a. m, . m Wednesda,,
evening. S. Reading room open daily.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Central Park West and 96th-s
Christian Science service a IL m ana q
o. m "Wednesday evening at o'clock. Reading rooms
opsll daily 10 u 5. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BONDS. preferred dividend paying stocks
valuable mining stocks, real estate hc-
tells. rooninK houses. selaried positions Sc
cured; money loaned on easy terms: infor-
nation on any subject. THE NATIONAL.
FINANCING COMPANY. 2OS Marquam
Building Portland Oregon.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
ApypRr1sEMrNrs ,na .us,erlp,lona for

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Cfhce. No. 1854 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th sts.. until o'clock D m. Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
p. m. viz: 254 Sth-ave-. 5. e COZ 2Sd-st
l53 6th-ave., cor. 12th-st-; e2 East 14th-st;
257 West 42d-st-. between 9TH snd Sth aves-;
263 West 125th-st.; .33S 3d-ave.. between
7sth end 77th sta: !. .O26 9d-ave-. near 61st-
st. 1.70S 1st-ave-. near s9th-st.: 15I East
L25th-st-; 755 Tremont-sve-: $50 Sd-aye-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
rRUANT SCHOOL ON COTTAGE BASIS.

Plans for the truant school that is to he
built on the Garretson farm. which the city has
recently purchased. and which has nearly one hun
cred acres in Queens, have been adopted by the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

WILL RENT. furnished. until June ar o.
tOber 1. furnished room, with Two lz-gs
windows on large airsha1t. no dayiish.. "a
charge for electric light. steam heat ss-Ti,.
or telephone. second floor in select hoisl 4
5Sth-st; rent. S2J per month"; references -
quired Address ROOM / 2fia BroadEay.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
20 cents line.
FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor
ner 22d- st Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN.
at the mornng pssSRss serSics a" M ana p m 00""O"0"
GOSPEL TABERNACLE. sth-ave and 44th-st.-Rev
A. b. SIMPSON breaches 1880 Song service commenc-
ing at 7ao Preaching by the Rev a B SIMPSON.
GRACE METHODIST Er1scoPAL CHURCH.
Rev EZRA sQUiER rfPPi.E. D. d, Pastor
s p mn, rn The feS cTest S'rgp' LISeTatSr. sTatS
tribute to Abraham Lscoln
and EgRSH R4
viii preach a m ana p m M
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. Lenox-ave and 1924 st
3:46. m The will preach morning and even
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. Cor. s1st-st
p. m.-'Power Forgive Sins
Rev. Geo. +. Pentecost, ID. D., Preacher
YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY WELCOME.
MADISON AVENUE, METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev WALLACE MAcMuLLEN. 8 D. Pastor.
o p,,qa ,qpaFreschns BY the Pastor sa6isct: POWER
sunday school $50 a m Mldweek Prayer servio.
rbaIo. MADISON ON. AyENgE pREgaYTERIAX CHURCH
ST9S S1yS,Io D. p D. Pa Psst9r Services II and p M
Northampton Mass. - N"S,S' II - OF
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH corner
0ltn-st. Rev. ABBOTT p. KTTTREpGF Postcr. ESa,
WILLIAM BYRON FoRRIsII Junior Pastor Services
morning The Valley Decision Tr m 'ne
the evening on Abraham Lincoln" PRAYER r,ss,t,n
Wednesday evening. NSe' meeting
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CIItTRCE
Madison and th-st
Rev. CHARLES II, PARKHURST u II p..,o~
Rev. WILLIAM ", coz Assistant MnistsT
Rev ARTarR SSf.E1ses SrpsoS r Brown e n and n 3 ,
The Board OF Foreign Missions win preach IN the morn
Bible school for adults children In chapel ana ~.
lecture room. 10 7s I"
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

1ITH-ST.. between 9TH and 6Ih aves.-At-
tractive single or double rooms V-ly.is
family. all improvements AdtresS Ff.i-
VATE, Tribune Uptown Office. I.a54 Br14.-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

Religious Notices.
------~-------
20 cents per line.
BRICK CHURCH.
5th-ave and 37th-st
Ministers Rev Rev sHEPHERb 81 # EFRIb5kAEPf' KNHPP' D D.
DR. R1c.ga on aRTs RqRday s,, Febgus5y t1ggsy r.;
Mr. KiNffP KNhPF at Il coFai GEENf4 se4vds Sf L46rad9 s
Mins B9le css5 School oorgnd,sg and Glasses IS 945
weekday services wednesday M Friday. 8 p m
Rev LEWIS FGRks ''s,aTs g .: p1'i5,s5 Rsefor.
organ Maths resips, and 1,d dLitany ! II a: a
,'' ----lS5 Sz.5-3@s2, 5.5S s9,y 1''''.
CALVARY METHODIST FIJI EPISCOPAL CHURCH
iS:1s BsS DR. N c1tARIEs 4sLd3s ! GoGDELL Pastor
7'4g ?. m.-Address or Abraham Lincoln"
Prayer service Wednesday. 7:45 P. m
CATHEDRAL CRYPT. Arnsteriaro-aye. and 118th-.t
Sunday Feb l2; ! q p % % SsRa2 RnnSn P0TGkAs PoTFkA
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West 57,h-st..
sM B0pfe"ay p Pso a@a JOSEPH FSyR WT9T TOT MERLE
sstant Dr. SMITH breaches morning evening Even
Young men sabbath school m Christian ssTgoa to
Monday evssnng s devotional meetinr Wednesday
srRoNG sasr Rsoaseqee @ H RFSssVfy IGd 7'st RE Rev
KINDER; ?, NJ Rector ? M Mr. NJ WATERII6UsE FER & E
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
Rev PERCY sTTcKNPF sSP IO5fas' GR@Nr. Rector.
~. morning service and sermon a m. (rector)
Nos4csl service from Elijah.
iteV WALTER E. CLIFTON SMITH.
evening service and sermon. p. m. (rector)
E VRsH Rss5 .65 oF 7sB. T. PEyTNF RT FHTF6fTE
nroihsrhoad Tsiso Of Man @ Help Ny UnO'li'f P M
CHURCH =, OF 1E;, TIE HIEAyENLY REST.
heV. D PARKER MORGAN D D. Rector
II a Il4z m-Id9sng Gma'qR5Pn and Hoig commu,,or.
Rector. "''u' Hefthoh pF the
SP H;,-zEvening Prayer: Preacher. Rev. IoHu
WILLIAMS. A'eN' SOfiN
.r CHURCH OF THE INCARNATIoN. Msdison-ave and
sSth ST. Rev ". NJ GROSVENoR. D. Rsctar
Holy Communion. M rnornnr $500 e.
sermon 4 ?. m. eFensong and address go
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH INITARIAN, a4,b,s.
corner Fark-ave--SsrRtee, IL a. m. DR.. SAVAGE -
Ireach ninth sermon in series Dark Problems
Subject: Mental Disease srhaoi n
o clock IA chapel. entrance PaTk-ave- ~ "
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
20 cents per line
sFIMsoS / fBVRS 3D. Fss5arsaS R8sa
day services II a m and m.
MEMORIAL BAPTIST. Washington Square South
will preach at lo:i5 and 7:so
5th H1s METROPOLITAN TEMPLE. : IAN
Ps.taT RsT; nrISo5as RoREET SG.I gAeNEiL: Pastor;
,,Isn,'. Lincoln Legion mass meeting az D m;
Peoples popular concert might.
OLD FASHIONED MEETINGS
sIh-ave and is,hNstl h ti-N'>D'
IEEEf sTkfHE HSSNn4T sikRRTHF RTHRET !; BIG MEETINGS
special iai0ii1Si music = come ne :"
sSSS-ays iii ia !55!9S I isth i: CHURCH
Dr. HOWARD Va bo DUEE5EID 1T5,I I;o1sanH wn preach
1870 p m. The Hidden Life"
sGRssy Rsg HELEM moTIiS. vAN 1. ANDERsN gsas:
as You Can Make II All Welcome
RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. ROBERT MASKESzIE en- isa- D D Pastor
W wss essfsA ssrydas At m .v.sT ssTye
IssI Rs f9Sh 1s, wss'wEsy nAvip & WYL
and D.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE. Carnegie Hail.
bTth-st.. 7th~ave.-Sunday If:iS os,lo~is
LESLIE WILLIS SPRAGuE The F,nnts mental tSrav.-
ings of Human Nature -
SOUTH CHURCH.
Madisor-ave and asth-st
e;4S-Children'S
11-MorninS service
s-Arternoon
REV. EDW. HUNTING RUDD.
of Dedham. Mass, will preach
ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH..
16th-st. west Of CoIlmhu
u q m--''The Approaching Kinedor
y m-'lf God Foreknows. Is Man Esssr'
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per Hne- Sfxfs.-
words seven times cOl5ecurIVely 81 Wt.s
entities advertiser TO nave rooms entered y
The Tribune 5 Directory of Desi-a5Ie Rou-a
for a period q fourteen days. WTiis u
circular
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

GOTH ST, 90 wEST.-second foor. with
private bath: three sunny rooms. hand
somely furnished superior board: refer
ences.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

49TE- ST, Il EAST.-EIegant rooms. with
bath: rooms for gentlemen: excellent table
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

T have thS LARGEST
u ASSORTMENT Of t.-'''- -
ACCOUNT AND FINE /
MIElMIRANDUM
6MMM@ G IN THE CITY -
at reasonable prices. III
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS II
for all machines. DOC. each. -
PURE CARBON PAPERS.
500 kinds or DIARIES in plain and fin
Rfudnra
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

ELEGANTLY furnished apartments: prt-
yate baths; including meals, SIS weekly:
two. $25 weekly. VAN RENSSELAER,. 10
East 11th-st., near 5th-ave-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

5STH-S1 SAL WEST.-NeWly furnished |
second story warm room. adjoining baths !
all eonveniences: excellent board: telephone. /
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

JAMES LEACH,
Sc Nassau ST.. New York. Tel. s11e John
DESKS. rolltops. partitions, railings. safes
400 chairs, stock boards. horseshoe
counter glass cases; counters, shelving.
telephone booths; stores office fixtures;
tTe-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
words seven times cor secutively. 81. which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered in
The Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
for a period OF fourteen days. Wrte for
circular
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

GOTH ST, 1f2 WEST-Attractive house;
rooms suitable for one or two; excellent
table, references; small family.
The Washington times., 1905-09-13
cAbouf Hats.

The plate and saucer shapes, small.
fat of crown. round, and tipped forward
at an absurd angle, being built up be-
hind with flowers or ostrich trips, are
tremendously successful in Paris, and
one sees charming models in the ultra
smart restaurants where that portion Of
society which fits back and forth to
town delights TO dine.
The French woman's exactnesS in
matters of dress is proverDial, but it
is in the art Of fitting "A hat TO the in
dividual head and coiffure that she ex-
cells. II is well. for never was this art
more needed than this season. The aver
age woman. especially she of the bar
gain craze, is too likely to pick up a
reaGy-made hat. try ii on. and if il
looks fairly we'll from the front buy
IL and wear ii Just for the sake OF econ
omy; not so in Paris. French millirers
teach their customers TO have adjust
ed barrettes. or caplike bandeaus in the
small hats. and these are fitted so care
fully to the wearer's head that they off,
set the absurd angle and hold the hat
safely IN it's place.
As a matter OF course. wells match
the hats. and when in the case Of fine
straws two colors are seen in the hat
two wells are worn. It is a capricious
fashion, but an extremely smart one.
The Washington times., 1905-09-13

There probably isn't a woman, from
the one who does her own work to that
other who has ten servants to antici-
pate her needs. who doesn't experience
sort OF thrill OF satisfaction over the
sight Of orderly rows OF well Kept pots
and pans. Nor IS Il safe for the average
woman-if her purse is OF the kind that
will not bear sudden. unexpected De
mands upon ito be irHsted alone .s,,.lrl In
housekeeping shops. She Is sure TO Duy
beyond her strength.
New things are being invented every
day, either to do the work of the old IN
more satisfactory way, or TO simplify
work ard save time.
Layer cake pans Were good. but have
been bettersd by an ,nVenton 1 sin m tat sn taf
the layer when baked is easily separated
from the bottom without danger OF
sticking or breaking; while another IN
which lies fat on the pan. but which
runs UP to the top. where, by moving
little handle, the layer is loosened- Ihey
are time savers. both- says inc fhlia-
delphia North American.
A dozen new coffee pots are made
from new ones for the stove (Which
keep the grounds by themselves, instead
Cf generously distributing them in the
cUps) to the prettiest and most involved
affairs which are used on the table
Tea rlakers-neither teapots nor tea
kettIes-are wonderful things. which
make it possible for the stupidist cook
to brew that clear amber-colOred drink
that your tea comnoisseur declares is the
only tea fit TO drink These. too, come
I'm modest inexpensive forms, or IN
elaborate. as you please.
Perhaps one OF the most wonderful OF
modern kitchen inventions is a bread
making machine, which does away with
any necessity for the hands touching
the dough in any of the processes
through which il must pass TO be trans
formed into bread. And the bread IL
makes Is good. too.
New whipped cream appliances come
that fun up cream In a hurry: and dOz-
ems of egg beaters are to be had.
Measuring cups do duty not osly for
cup measurements, but measure accu-
rately a teaspOonful or tablespoonful
the markings on the side Gike those ON
druggists graduating glass; showing
how far to fill.
Wee skimmers. to take off the cream
the wide-moutbed milk bottles.
fairs. but are so cleveriy constructed
the same time without the various
flavors escaping from each compart-
ment and making everything taste like
everything else
Ironing appliances are innovations
that are most welcome. Irons that are
built with a long tongue that smoothes
out wide. full rufiies are an institution.
while the little irons which come just
for lace work and delicate bits bring
wonderful results.