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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
(By Associated Press, J

= #3AsHDYlI,LE, N. G, May "A. ~.
Boyd, who was found dead In Williams
burg this evening, was formerly lum-
ber Inspector in tho employ OF the W.'N.
Cooper Lumber Company, of this city.
He camc from M Issouri about seven years
ago and was prominently identified with
tho local lodge of Elks, His father. tho
Rev, II. M, Boyd, and a sister, Mrs. Dr..
Gil, live at Weayeryille, eight miles
from this city. Professor Kenneth Boyd,
OF Columbia University, New York city,
is q brother. The deceased was about
ithirtyrflye years old and unmarried. He
left here q year and a half ago to enter
the lumber business in Brooklyn & X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
NORTH CAROLINA man
MURDERED IN new YORK
fRv Associatcd Press !

n NEW YORK, May 4,-Knockout drops
or a sandbag are the supposed cause OF
tho mysterious death of a we'll dressed
young man who was found unconscious
to-day In Williamsburg. and who later
died in the Eastern District Hospital.
No marks of violence were discovered on
him. and from the fact that police
man who found the man dying saw some
men running away, foul play Is sus-
.pected. The coroner has ordered an au-
topsy.
Late Tonight the body WAS identified
as that of A, B Boyd. of .Asheyille. M @.
The dead qnan's brother resides In this
city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
llBY AssocIa ted Press. 5

ISLAND OF PENANG, STRAITS OF
N1AI4ACCA, May 4.-1he Russian war
ships. sighted by the British steamer Sc
langor this morning, have been Identified
as the fourth division OF the Russian
second Pacific squadron. commanded by
Rear-AdMIral NCbogatoff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
(By Associated Press.)

MAI.ACCA. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS,
May 4-:SO p. MA Russian division,
consisting of four battleshps, an armoreq
cruiser and q gunhoat. accompanied by
five collers. Is now passing Malacca,
bound south, 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
'(By Associated Press.

\ ssa$sf (E3y2 Associated freSS.)
4 LONDON. May 4.-The Identification OF
the warships sighted by the steamer
selangor as Rear Admiral Nebogatoff's 8
division Is considered liable to develop an
Interesting situation. @
Y Jugrah. off which the division was seen,
is town OF the State OF Selangor, which
is a British protectorate. and is not far
distant from the point where a Russian
division was sighted as long ago as
April 18th. 1t is not yet known whether
the Russian warships are within terri
torial waters or whether they are OBJ
tanning supplies from the neighborins
land.
"A brief telegram on the subject from
Singapore. however, Is taken to indicate
that for a week the Russians have been
practically enjoying the hospitality Of
the waters Of Japan's ally In the same
manner that Admiral Rojestvensky's S
ships have utilized French waters in
.Cochin-China.
A cable dispatch received In London
this afternoon says that two of Nebo-
gntoffs transports have put into Sabong,
on the north coast of the island of Su-
matra, with their bows stove In. evidently
having been in collision. Their names are
given as the Mariechen and the Hermlne
-Hessenmullcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
PUT BUSINESS ASIDE TO HONOR The DEAD

Of with wealth sunshine
stir marked than ever Men hmaa 70
mmdaS
wait until the morrow by noon noon or or before @ S no
the SQUADS military mong from many pn,n,s
bounding ne line Of ma,S @ we,e tGmssa
guarded BY details Of militia MIL @ me @ ehareh ha w
beautiful floral embe that had cone from many hana
beginning Of the Details police gaarasa ] me
admission and then the iron satewaya sn
within Scarcely impression was made IN the a
the 81 tn
opened the general public. Ass8s #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05

u tBr Associated f'feks.J
5AMoY;Sc HiNA, Maysi4.---A typhoon
which swept over he coast OF South
China this week is said to have dam.s.
aged the Russian second Pacific
Squadron considerably. The lighter
vessels arr reported to have been
scattered. Shipping men expect fur
ther delay In tie execution Of Admir-
al RoJestvensky's plans as a result Of
the damage sustained by the squadron.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
rs SALONE#IN THE BIVOUAC OF THE DEAD


yoleys
uskery the Stiffness moment later
gazd for the last time upon the
sadly Over the grave
through the night The END had
melted and before the last
the dead soldier was alone In the Dyouo
o 4$
the maddening crowd
steady sweep OF
alike the
applause both to his
nopV
Stewart, another OF that mighty race and sl
Conederacys dead Among those
In the heritage OF
Of South and defender OF the republic
entroned hearts OF
To picture that accompanied the burial
made Of them all pilgrims to the
grief that agtated the breast OF
this difficult OF
impossible From the four quarters or
distinguished In
public and the crowd that
mena the military
city itself abandoned its busy life and
honor MN Whon
leading spirit The however sad
imnrass ssiye--a wonder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
'ARE THE RUSSIANS
|N.BR|T|S.H| |P0RTs?!.
Nebogatof's Warships Sighted.
Believed to Have Been in s
British Waters.
TYPH0ON DAMAGES SQUADRON
Will be Ten Days Before Two
Sections of Big Fleet
Can Unite.
u,r 4 nsao,ciated press.

Ilsy Associated l'rHss)
SINGAPORE, STRAITS &sETTLE--
i .SMENT, May 5.-The Russian naval {
division passed Singapore In semi
darkness and ..aze at $50 o'clock this
morning. six warships and four coll
$lIers were sighted. ;ssssS sss3 s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05

Continued on Seventh Page,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
Beautiful Service in St. Paul's Fol
lowed BY Deeply Impressive
Ritualin Hollywood.
A NATION PAYS TRIBUTE TO HIM
WHO WAS FAITHFUL in ALL THINGS.
AllSections of Country Which He Did So
Much to Reunite Honored This Hero Of
Three Wars, Who Now Rests III
the Bivouac Of the Dead in
Beautiful Hollywood. .

soft ceaseless ripple OF the
the lies
country world looked
there tender reverenly laid What
loving
followed the bier in its long
lowered earth
quiet figure heard it,
before 1t
crowded
quick followed
always point vista naked
waved In the gentle
itself the Of minister
until the with uplied
that brought
to an 81 Fl
ande
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

X MAY o, l9U,
HIGH TIDE.
Mtornln :05
I Eyen.nsr.......o:@
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Sun rlses. ,5:l2
Sun Sets.,....1:@
Moon sets.n....SUl
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
LETTER UP IN POWER SUIT.
Repeats Testimony Given in Former Case
About Hoadley Pool.

Joseph S Letter of Chicago was for the second
time within month witness in the Supreme
Court yesterday. in action brought to recover
losses suffered by stock brokers owing to the crash
in the stock of the International Power Company
on April 50. 1902
Letter testified last term in the suit brought by
the members of the firm Of Franklin, Scott & Co.
TO recover S65 eco from him, Joseph H. Hoadey,
the president of the International Power Company,
and Cyrus Field Judson The three defendants are
asserted 10 have been engaged in pool" to ma
nipulate the stock from the fall of 1901 until the
crash came.
The suit which Letter was examined yesterday
was that of Willard II. Jones Co, who seek to
recover s67 800 under allegations similar TO those
set forth in the former
Judson has been witness in both cases for the
plaintiffs and has sworn that pool existed IN
which he Letter and Hoadley partners, and
that operations conducted in his name were for the
three of them. Hoadley and Letter absolutely
deny this, and declare that there was a pool in
IIS6 shares which brought end on
December H. 1901 and that from that time on Jud-
son operated on his own behalf in connection with
John r. Drexel and others.
Letter Yesterday repeated the evidence given by
him on the former trial almost word for word
He said he had nothing TO do with any pool with
Hoadley and Judson in 1902, If any such pool ex-
isted: told of q conversation with Judson when he
and Hoadley returned from Paris, when Hoadley
said Judson should be "fshed out OF the mess
he had got himself into and said he had con-
sented to Join in the fishing OUT process. with
the result that both he and Hoadley had been
lam
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Barnet Blowdsky manager, No 1852 Madison
ave; la bites 3 G2s; assets. S25. The principal
Margaret a. Van Scotia, clerk, Hotel CuTnber-
laEd Broadway and 54th-st.; liabilities. 1901.
sets 800 The principal creditor is Alexander &
Co. Paris France, 5000
An Involuntary petition filed against Alexan-
der Baume No 6S East 14Sd-st., by three petition
Co. SST4 P Reinherz. sos and A s. HOLMAN *
CO. s597 Surreputious removal and concealment
of assets is alleged as an act constituting bank
ruptcy.
An involuntary petition fled against Morris
Baumgarten and Victor Goodman, trading as
Baumgarten & Goodman, No 46 East leth-sJ. by
three petitioning creditors with claims follows:
Edward Kann 1884: Pines & Gerstel. 500. and l.
BrIefuer. 1886 Transfer of assets to alleged pre-
ferred creditors is alleged as act of bankruptcy
An involuntary petition was filed againss The
Williams Company, of No. $50 eth-ave by three
inIer & Krauss $475: Abraham Levinson. $780, and
Aaron EIGHT eFschenner, SIS Insolvency is admit
ted is claimed and the corporation is willing
be adjudicated a. bankrupt Robert 9 Morris was
appointed receiver. with bond OF $500, and au-
tboriZed by the court 70 continue the business for
isaac Pookin No SCI 7th-ave.: liabilities 81 SCI:
assets 500 The principal creditor Is the Fidelity
and Casualty Company. with claim of s1.6oo
An involuntary petition was fled against tbs
yatnsn transmitting Typewriter Company of No.
990 Rros,lsrv = by the Crncible Steel Company with
= claim of $50: the American Steel and Wire Com
nany with a claim OF sl206. and A. H. Kellogg 6s
Co with claim of sI7a Judgments com
plained os as an act constituting bankruptcy.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
4TOLNEY MURDER SCENE.
Mrs. Ingerich Remembers More
4nother Rogers Found.
IRy TeIegraph 70 The Trlbune.

Middetown, n. Y, Nov. 20.-After seven weeks
in the hospital here. Mrs. Georgia Ingerick was
taken TO the scene of the triple murder at the
Olney house yesterday, in hopes that sight Of
the place would freshen her memory. Mrs.
Ingerick was overcome with emotion When
shown where she herself was found lying in the
stable she could not explain how she came there.
Mrs. Ingerick spent two hours in the house.
and the authorities say that she gave informa-
ton which has cleared many points. 1t is under
stood that the authorities row know the ac-
complice of the murderer. The detectives say
the case will shortly be closed with startling de-
velopments
The grand jury to-day took up the murder
case It is reported that two Boston detectives,
who were on the suit case mystery, are now on
the Middletown murder
Charles H. Rogers to-day not Rogers a
man believed to be Rogers was arrested near
Florida Orange County, Tonight
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
PEAsE STABLES AND KENNELS BURN.
Some Valuable Dogs Lost-Coachman Was
Out with the Horses
LBy Telegraph to The TribuneI

[By Telegraph to The Tribune j
Hampstead, Long Island, Nov. 20.-The stables
and kennels of Walter Albert Pease, jr., whose
country seat adjoins those of August Belmont
w Scott Cameron and Mrs. James L. kerno-
chan, were mysteriously burned tonight
Word was sent to the Hampstead Fire Depart
ment and the Meadow Brook Hook and Ladder
COMPANY The latter was first to respond, and
with the aid of a bucket brigade of neighbors
the dwelling was saved
In the kennels were twenty five valuable dogs
some of which had taken blue ribbons at the
various dog shows. All but nine of these were
rescued The coachman had gone to the train
TO meet Mr.. Pease and just how the fire start
ed is a mystery. Many of the Meadow Brook
colony turned out and helped TO save the dwell
ing Mr. Pease is a cousin OF August Belmont
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
Public Notices.
I-NITEn sTATEs CIRCUIT COURT FOX

TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, FOR
y +rs Western District of Kentucky P. c CALHOUN
.pd GEORGE OPDYkE, Trustees, Ccrnplainants vs. ~.
LOUIS & SOUTHEASTERN A KAILMAY CONF ON boI,s d3oI
sty1ed cause more than twenty-five years ago. pay
6+ NJ ten and 15-1o0 ordered and adjudged
- he made ont Of then In Court each one
issued the above named defehd
ant and such payment was msde upon most Of sgDa d
of them il has not been made ana
the sim Of three four hundred snd fourteen ac
100 dollars IN TIC registry OF the Court Iot
undersigned has been appointed Irus
tee in the cause hereby gives notice that the SAID
Court has entered he shall give notice oy
advertisement once each week for six consecutive weeks
York Tribune and In the Louisville Courier
Journal such fund Is IN the regst-y OF the SouL,
,irj IN nresen their claims thereto. that same
sba not he presented within period thirty days from
.ftsr such publication of then the hold
es NJ fhe same barred from further asser-
the Court will make suck oInsr
end further the disposition Of such fund OF
.1Ich norton OF he may be withdrawn as
NAV eppear and in the premises such claims
shall with the Clerk Of the said Court in LOUIS
vile. Kentuckg. - - - .-- -.4..
November the 10th 1906.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
U. S. GOLD PRODUCTION LAST YEAR
Valued at 8O,S35,64S-Larger Than That
IN ANY Previous Year.

Washington. Nov ga report issued by the
Geological Survey says:
ne production of gold in the United States dur
hs 5S0f amounted to 9lO. 72a fine ounces. valued
az Ss9A53,bsN This represents an increase of 81
-4S,sis over the production of 1903 The largest
pItNoaS output. in 1892. amounted TO SSO.0OO,000.
= le production Of silver in 1893 amounted to 90
sss S5f fine ounces valued al S32 035. .37S This rep
reseats an increase OF 1,699S64 ounces over the
production Of 1908, and increase in value OF
SZI5.S5S The record output of silver in 1892.
amounting 10 63. 100000 fine ounces, the report
saws. has not been reached in late years. nor has
The commercial value attained the figures Of that
.ear. which amounted TO So. l0l goo.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
BREAK GROUND FOR NEGRO ASYLUM

Ground was broken yesterday for the Colored
Orphan Asylum Riverdale. About two hundred
of the orphans. who Quartered in the asv-
lum at 143d-st and Amsterdam-ave;, sang jubilee
songs Mrs Phoebe Wright, who has been mem
her OF the board of managers of the institution
forty years handled the trowe which removed the
first piece of sod She was assisted in the cere-
monies by the Rev DR.. FriSsel president of Hamp
ton institute: the Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott. and DR..
NcC1ilI president of Swarthmore College. The new
home viii cost 100000 of which s350OG0 already
hAe51 realized.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
TO DISCONTINUE REFuNDlNe BONDS

Washington Nov. 2a--Secretary Shaw to-day
made public the following statement:
The Secretary OF thc Treasury hereby gives pub
lie notice thar The refunding OF the United States
fer cent bonds of the loan of lyS Is and per cent
bonds Of the funded loan Of 1901. now proceeding
Eader -~5- OF eutclfaber IS 1853. will be discon-
timed after November p 1865
Bonds that were intended for rel unolng must be
fo-Ws-Ss6 = - 10 he received at the Treasury De-
fartnent s,ot laser than November y
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Addoms Of the Supreme Court, yesterday
appointed John S. Sumner receiver for the Baker
Motor Vehicle Company New-York corporation
in a suit brought by the National Battery Company
a judgment creditor
The Sheriff yesterday received three writs OF
replevn for S5S against property In possession OF
Jonas Whtelaw tobacco dealer. at No. 319 BoWerSS,
IN favor of the following parties: Max Cans, S04o'
Levi Spear. S621, and David Heynlan. 1886
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
James McCreery g. Co.
Corsets.

CoutiI Corsets with high bust
and dip hip for average or
large figures with front and
side supporters. High bust
and short hip model for
slender figures.
Sizes Is to SO inches.
95c
Silk Broche Batiste Corset.
High bust, dip hip model
for average figures. At
tractively trimmed.
3.25
value 500
"La Vida" COrsets,-mOdels
for every type of figure. The
latest high bust model with
tapering, slender waist
line is highly recommended
for Princesse or closely fit
ting gowns.
Filled with real whalebOne,
made of the finest imported
materiaIs,- embroidered
Batiste. silk BrOche and
CoutiI.
300 to 1850
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
REElNEn SUGAR GOES UP.

The Americn Sugar Refining Company yesterday
advanced its price of refined sugar 10 points, to
45O cents net. less l per cent for cash, for fine
granuIated. This lead followed at once by
Arbuckle Brothers and B. II. Howell. Son e. Co..
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
MEEIING AND SMOKER.

A meeting and smoker of the New-York section
~ the American Electro-C Chemical Society will be
hold on Thursday evening at the electrical testing
laboratories Soth-st and East End-ave Addresses
viii he made by J. ". Lel. jr.. Wilson s Howell
and DIR Clavton l.. Sharp
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
Dp0pOSAIS FOR SHOP MACHINERY,

i .rurc planners SAW AND TIMBER DRESS
ING MACHTSEs DRILLS. ENGINE. ENGINE INDIGA-
rOps pPESsSTJRE, GAUGES. LGFTS. SHEET STEEL
WEE N4mS SURVEYORS PROTRACTORS AND
CHAINS Blue PRINTING FRAME NE r1 SAFES kA4Ps s
D4sHEs. f51gFs KITCHEN UTENSILS. KNIVES FORKS
-T,Cs- Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington D. G. November 1so5@sealed proposals
t-riicate viii be received at the office Of the General
"a Of4cer Isthnian Canal Commission. Wash
iprton' D. c. until 1870 A NJ. November "a 1902 at
toI time they will opened in public for furnishing
me above mentioned articles. Blanks and fun informa
zion NAV he OBJ aimed from this office or the o1ceS OF
tbe Assistant Purchasing Agents "a state street New
York city Custom House New orleans Ia 80 30
tStamber Of Commerce Building. Tacoma Wash: also
Crhief Department OF the Lakes
chicago and Commercial Club. Mobile. Ala-D W.
POss General Purchasing Offer.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
wER,cAN COMPANY AT HULL, ENGLAND.

fuH. England Nov 2a-The Mayor of Hull to
day announced that American radiator company
had OBTAINED thirty acres OF land ct Hull and was
about "a start big works employing seven hundred
men
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

i p1-LD1NGs: once of Assistant Purchasing
Agent panama Rairoad Company a state Street New
Sealed proposals Will be
received at the Of the Assistant Purchasing Agent
panama RAILROAD Company "a State Street. New York
until P M December 9th 1905 for the construction non
tnronetion 1 may be obtained this Office. ALFRED
hN1ERSON Assistant Purchasing Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
Great Blanket Values

Another purchase. quite uneXpect-
edly. at q large discount from list
prices. consequently another offering
that means full weight, strictly per-
feet Blankets.
At Third and Half on.
WHITE CALIFORNIA LAMBS WOOL
ia size for double beds-extra heaVy[
pink ana tlue borders q OS
value $1,000 -...---.-.-------
sI-PERFINE CALIFORNIA WOOL
70 size extra wide-showy white
with dainty pink or blue S,OS
borders-good value at $500 -
rr1,,7-r C.1JFoRNIA WOOL BLANKETS
T2x95 inch-cIuster stripe border-o 90
inch heavy taffeta silk ribbon = OS
binding-true value Sl4Oo--
SCARLET INDICATED BLANkEIS
I1L sIzc-strictly all wool-extra
vyeight-one OF the finest red Is Ok
blankets made-value SEES
FINE PLAID BLANKETS
ia size-strictly >all wool
light and dark combination q ,DS
value $3.50 .'--------
E-rNF, GRAY CALIFORNIA WOOL s. OS
ia sIze-ordnarily $500
CoLoRED BLANKETS
ia size for q beds-scarlet gray
and eanItary-all wool-delicate z OK
borders-regularly S5.9S. ..--.--.
FINE OHIO BLANKETS
10 4 size-white selected Ohio wool
as good as most five dollar ZgS
blankets elsewhere ..---.--.-.--
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents pe- line Sirteea
words. seven times consscut!vei-, 81 which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered In
The Tribune's Directory of Desirable Rooms
Tor period Of fourteen days. Write Tor
circular.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
WEST POINT. y. Y. OCTOBER 16 1905

WEST PoINI' y. l. ooioIr.H 10 -,
Sealed proposals. in trplicate will be received here
. % o'cork noon. November 29th 1905, for the con-
sructon Of Headquarters Building as per qTa%
file in this office The u =
the right TO reject all proposals
or snv mart thereof. Forms and specihcatloas 1uri
80 a1nIicatiou Address Quartermaster, West POINT
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR IRON PIPE AID FIT

r1NGs PORTABLE EoRGEs AsgEsTqs sES5 @ 6 SEMEYT 4TI
NLf NdftE e. E. n TYPE AND PRINTING OFFICE MATE
RAJ. RIs i1h- -NpMBERING MACHINES IRON BOO R09FISG S
BhnS-1 BIIND 9HARDWARE LOCKS. LADDERS. FILING
6SaTsTSFcTS AND CARDS, ETC.-Of1ce lsthnian Sana
conmission washington D C November 20 20 fSS dggSs
of the General purchasing ohcer Isthman Canal Com
mission Washington. D. e. until 1890 a NJ December
100 at which time they will be opened in public, for
rnIebnr the above mentioned articles Blanks and full
e. nav Re obtained this Office the offices
f the Assistant Purchasing Agents "a State Street New
Wori, fgtv. custom House. New Orleans. La; 80 New
Montgomery street San Francisco Cal and 40 CheE9F
o. Department the Lakes Chicago and
SoTamarcaI club Mobile Ala.-D. ". ROSS, General
C,,rc asiueC
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
Thanksgiving Sugges-
tions in Fine Cutlery

FINE STEEI. DINNER KNIVES
Full size-ceIluloid handles 1,ST
value $3.50 Half dozen --.-S
F,,ll size-Rubber handles 40
value s2.OO-Half dozen.
Full sfze-Genuine Ivory A Oh
handles-value 81 so Half dozenS q
Full size-Pearl handles 20
solid silver ferule- fTfs 0O
value Sc. so Half dozen. .---.-. }
Medium size-CeTuloid handles 20
curved or straight blades phsLS
value 81 SO Half dozen. "
Medium sIze-Ivorfde and Rubber a.
handles-elsewhere % T.l
each ...-------.--..-.---
pearl Handle Tea and Dinner Knives
+rinIe Mated blades-steriing silver
feruies-iozen. .....-S. 90 to 1898
CARVING SETS
5 rc-9-inch blade-finest
steeI-genuine stag handles "a 20
silver ferules and caps-in silk
lined case-Special .--.----.---(
above. 0s6Si 6at agais aua.ts 50 sse aFss %
in case-value $3-9S --.---.---
.:s5.a: sss::G;s -;:r 1a4seiS; 9:4s'sis }1.6o
value $50 -----.---...-''- ,
. Fine steel-9-inch blade ,o
genuine stag handles s4Q
value S1.9S .-.......----..---.-
COOKS KNIVES
4ne1v tempered steeI-keen edge
:. s and 10 inch blades so
worth 20 to 9S cents
snecIaI any size. ....s.-..ss%
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

Full information concerning fhes- r,orrs
may be had. free of charge. at the Uptown
Ofice OF The New-York TrifuIIs. 1.5Si
Broadway. between 36th e1d 3ItH SIS.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

MASSAGE, electricity. vepor. magnetic
treatment: afTable trained nurse; coilese
graduate: patients wanted; desirable treat
ments as required: agreeable presence;
strictly reliable BEAM, 2le East 5-o-s'-
YOUNG LADY. thorough teacher desires
few r1ore pupils, piano. Miss WIESNER.
111 XVesf 1OOth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

ATTRACTIVE suites and single rooms, with
and without board; all locations. Doctor s
office. Information free s. c. LELAND &
CO. - West 33d-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

I.-1s7 MADIsoN-AVE., near 34th-st..
clean rooms; perfect cooking; dainty ser
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

81 WEST S2D-ST-For gentlemen; large.
elegantly furnished. sunny room private
bath; superior cuisine; handsome private
residence; telephone.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21
RrsINEss CHANCES.

HAVE fully equipped machine shop; 90 ex-
perimenting at very reasonable prices )
machines and specialties manufactured.
MECHANIC Box %. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1905-11-21

1-9 EAST D-ST.-Handsone room; pri-
vate bath; paror dining room; reference;
formerly 50 Park-e.ve.