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New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
VALUE DOUBLES IN FOUR YEARS.
Tract in Queens Borough Sells for $1,000
an Acre, for Improvement.

Joseph Bermel. the Commissioner of Public
Works of the Borough of Queens. has just sold
to Mabel Thorne thirty-two acres of land in
Jamaica-ave, at Eiseman-ave., extending to the
line Of the New-York and Queens County Rail-
road. The property was formerly the Garrett
Van Dine farm, and is within the limits of the
town of Flushing Mr.. Van Dine sold it just
before his death, which occurred four years ago.
The farm was then sold for about $500 an acre.
which even then considered a record price.
The price paid for the property is Ss32500.
The value of the land has just about doubled
in the four years. The name Mabel Thorne is
said to be that of employe in the office of a
large land syndicate in Manhattan and the
property has undoubtedly been purchased for
immediate development.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
REFUSES TO APPOINT RECEIVER.
Judge Holt Decides Demorest Pattern Com
pany is Solvent and May Pay Debts.

Judge Holt in the United States District Court
yesterday refused to appoint a receiver for the
Demorest Pattern Company, OF No. 81 Grand-st.
against which an involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy filed Wednesday Lawyers repre-
senting the company presented affidavits to show
it was solvent that IT owned the property ct No 64
Grand-st yalued at $4,000 and mortgaged for
SIS 0oo had machinery worth SIS sSs and collectible
accounts estimated easily worth 27,z91. while Its
liabilities did exceed S50o0. including its mort
age and it therefore had surplus of s09.4o.
The pstitioning creditors said that judgments to
the amount of s4343 had been filed against the com,
imdgment creditor at Sheriff's Nsale The claim
was made that the companys liabilities exceeded its
assets by al least $4,000
Judge Holt thought the company was solvent, IN
view OF its showing He enoined all proceedings on
sba iud2m
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Friday BO1S W Eah
Facts in GARMENTS

Misses Brlliiantine Skrts-BiacS
Blue, Brown. Cream
narrow gore-Knee pleats-vaiue d-oo- 20
Misses Tafreta silk Shirt Waist Suits
hest shades-14 to Is yrs
were 50 aS 10 $i3.9s .-------. . -SS
Rows, Russian Suits-Shepherd Caecks
:. fancv Mixtures-linen Eton or sailor
Collar OF Red or Blue Cheviot-
5 to 10 yrs.-value SOS '--'.-'''' 40
washable sailor Suits-Eton or
sailor CoiIar--white Madras and
nlain and striped Chamhrays- -
4 10 10 yrs-value 81. .49.-'.-.-.ss. .So
Norfolk and Double Breast Suits
An Wool Mixed Cheviots-
Kntekerbocker or plain trousers
! to Is yrs--yalue $3.50. .-''.- .SS
Nesligee Shirts-Pereale or MsdIas
neat figures and striPes-detaeaed
cuffs-f2 to Il neckband-valus 80. .29
l give every desired information
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
phv,nc ARREARS IN TAXES.

The New-York Edison Company YESTERDAY SEM SEM
TO Edward A sIattery, in charge Of the bureau eau
of Arrears OF Real Estate Taxes. a check Iol go
,ar received about 500 oco from three delinquents-
as the time approaches for the sale Of real estate
in arrears FOR taxes owners and agents responsive
for estates are calling at the finance departfllen. II
s,5 tnoriri,g about il Controller Grout says that
the sale ziIi take place June II. as adEertlseu:
The receipts a. Mr. slatterys bureau 3 on On az IL
hal. OF Nav the receipts were apout s5oVo q goS
Counsel for the William Waldorf estate calteu t - q.
the Office yesterday and made arfaAeenIoii'@ ~ F"'
IN taxes.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
pArRol OF LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

The Long Island Railroad Company has begun
the installation of an elaborate private telephone
system to enable the electrical superintendent OF
the road at Long Island City. to keep constantly
in communication with all portions OF the road
which have been changed from steam to electricity
as The motive power There will be telephone at
least every two thousand feet along the line, or
abou+ one hundred and fifty in all. About one nun
dTed of these will in boxes similar TO the police
teIenhcne boxes, and the rest iE the switch towers
enS tstions The road telephones will have direct
Connection with the superintendents office In con-
junction with the telephone service. the rallroad
ys,;II ncaintain new method of road inspection by
emergency crews of four each who will patrol
the line in gasoiene motor cars running along tne
r.nkc
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
MORE FAST PENNSYLVANIA TRAINS.

Philadelphia June SIN order to give the peopie
NJ the Southwest the benefit Of its facilities the
pennsvlvania Railroad will on Sunday. June H. re-
duce the time between New-York and FhilaoeIpila |
and Cincinnati and St Louis. The st. Louis Linn
,.s o- leaving Ney-York at 9:55 a m. vii leave
at 1o55 a. m. and arrive at st. Louis at 1:So p M
the next day the same hour as at, at presen{m m ra
.f-na IN Cincinnati by this train VIII aiso De re-
dIre5 orc hour The time OF the EaStoouno Linn
ired from St Louis to New YORK VIII stso be,Ia ne
viii he inaugurated between Cnci11nau ana New T5
arriving AT Neyv-York SIS the next morning, max
ing re run in seventeen hours
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
GOT Slo0,00a FOR BANK MERGER.
Presidents Fee for Engineering Consolida.
ton of Baltimore Institutions.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Baltimore, June Sat the hearing of excep-
tions filed by the Maryland Trust Company and
OF its creditors to the claim of S2S1 900 and in
terest by the National Mechanics Bank In the
Superior Court to-day, the testimony of John B.
Ramsay, president Of the Mechanics Bank
showed that he received 100000 for effecting
the merger Of the Maryland and Guardian Trust
companies in 1901. According to an alleged
agreement between Mr.. Ramsay and the Mary
land Trust Company. Mr. Ramsay to de-
liver at least 60 per cent of the stock of the
Guardian Trust Company TO the MARYLAND
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
ROYAL ARCANUM's HIGHER RATE,
Franklin Council Adopts Resolutions Pro.
testing Against Increase.

The dissatisfaction among the Brooklyn members
of the Royal Arcanum over the increased assess
ment rates. recently promulgated by the Supreme
Council, has found expression in resolution
adopted by Franklin Council. Other councils are
expected to follow the lead and adopt similar ex-
pressons Of opinion.
The resolution gives it the consensus of opn-
ion OF the members of the council that the new
rates of assessment uIIwise and unjust, and
that the Supreme Council should meet again at
once TO reconsider the whole matter in an en-
deavor to arrive at some more reasonable adjust
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
7o HEAD AMERICAN wooLLEN COMPANY

Boston, June s.--Willian NJ Wood. who has been
.as,,rar of the American Woollen Company since
sts ;,cention was unanimously elected president OF
t,a board of directors to-day. ". H. Dweley, tr-,
t,e assistant treasurer, elected to the office Of
t~easurer and B. F. Smith jr.. of Andover. chosen
- slI DweIlev's place. The changes. 1t is an
nounced were made 10 relieve Mr.. Wood of much
detail work and TO permit MN to exercise greater
3c.tt IIants in the six Now England States and
ygTas
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
FIRE IN LINERS HOLD.
Cotton and Timber Blaze in After Hatch
of the Manhattan.

New Orleans. June S.-Fire was discovered to-day
IN the hold of the big steamship Manhattan, lying
AZ ChaImette Because the fire fighting facilities
al Chaimette were Inadequate the ship was toWed
uD TO the city. and the Fire Department ca4eo. Inc
fire was in the after hatch. ,s ~,
The Manhattan belongs to the Leyiand Line.
r-eI,t hundred bales cotton and some timber were
n the hatch where the fire was. The blaze was
t,rnine hriskv when the vessel reached St Marys
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
DECISION AGAINST r. A. HEINzE.

Helena 8ont. June Sin an oral announcement me- :
fro-, .ho bs,cb the supreme Court has denied
the anpIiea tion for a writ of supervisory conttoi
hs sought by f. Augustus Heinze; HIS attorneys
stated In the argument that If the WITT were t n9t
sranfed I,idge Boroun Of Butte. would stilke o1e
Heinze's answers in suit involving sS,. sS,oso,s,', .
render Judgment against him for the lnh afhoui'l
and preyeit the seizure of his property
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
MAY HEAD REPUBLIC STEEL.

yon.nr,-owr, Ohio June s.-"The Telegram to-
Cay says that Frank Baackes. of the American
Steel and Wire Company. will be the new pres'oen'
Of the Republic Iron and Steel Company alter iS -!
reorps snfzsrion next fall. Mr. BaacEes, VINO Is IN
Europe at present formerly at the hean OF 'iie
Baackes Wire Company
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
DELAYS ICE STOCK EXCHANGE.

The Knickerbocker Trust Company says that the
deIav in the delivery of the debentures and
stock of the American Ice Securities Company in
aTcbanee for the preferred stock of the American
Ice Company deposited under the plan is tS on a ae
Sontl,res Every possible effort has been made by
he trust company TO hasten the work.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
JERSEY TRUST TAXES.
Preliminary Schedules of the Re0e-
nues Yielded by Corporations.
rsr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuNB.l

Trenton, N J.. June s-Prelminary schedules
Of taxes for the current year on miscellaneous
corporations doing business in New-Jersey were
Sled to-day by the State Board of Assessors.
There are 5514 corporations in the list, and the
total amount which they are required to pay
;nto the treasury Of the State for the current
year is s2.se7.s19 04. sum said to be much
larger than is paid TO any other State in the
Union from such source.
The amount of taxes paid New-Jersey by cor
,orations last year was S2,2s6459 81. The
amount assessed was considerably in excess of
this. There is always a falling off, due to nom
paynent OF taxes by corporations which fail. or
o,1it business for some other reason The pre-
lir,inary schedule shows the companies that
have up TO the present time filed with the State
Board of Assessors their returns. The adjust
ment which will follow by the board will show
ghether the taxes for the year to be smaller
or larger than last year. OF the whole number
5so4 are taxed on their capital stock issued and
outstanding. while the remaining ten companies
are taxed upon the basis provided by law for the
particular class they are in.
The Prudential Insurance Company pays the
largest corporation tax to the State. 1t is SZo4-
OH OF. based on the surplus reported December
81 last of S13325.S66. and upon the gross pre-
MUM receipts, which amounted to S41,1o56S'.
The State gets a tax from other companies down
10 FIVE cents. This latter company has capltal
Of $500. The next largest taxpayer is the NUT
nal Benefit Life Insurance Company, Wnlch
will nav this year SIS, 600 %, based on surplus
OF 81 pa, ,066 and gross premiums OF Slo 2'ooV.
The Colonial Life Insurance Company is the
onlv other insurance company paying corpora
ton tax It pays this year So. l59 IL based on q
surplus of S210,3o4, and gross premiums or
s454 SOC
The seven remaining companies taxed other
than upon the basis of their capital stock IN
clude i've express companies, which pay an ag-
eregate tax of 81 or, ,oS4: the Pullman Car Com
pany which pays a tax of $500 O6, and the
Spring Lake Electric Light, Heat ana POWER
Company which pays tax of S34 OF.
The schedule shows 226 companies taxed on
the basis of capital stock having more than
The companies with more than S1000o00oO
Capitalization and the taxes they pay follow:
Tar
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
new limited COPPER DIRECTORS.

Ar the annual meeting OF the United Copper Com
many on Wednesday F. W. Whitridge, j. Lange-
10th and A. A Brownlee retired from the board OF
directors and F. A. Martens. of Liverpool Eng
land: r. A HeinZe and Isaac r. Taylor were chosen
10 succeed them. The other directors were re-
al
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
NOT TO FILL DEAD REFEREES oFrior

The Judges of the United States District Cour'
met yesterday afternoon TO take action on 0e
death OF Morris g. Wise, referee in BANKRUPTCY
and EXPRESSED regret They decided notwithstah9-
ing the constantly increasing NUMBER OF =. Danh Ne
rlIptcy petitions not to appoint successor 70 si
Wiee The court has eleven referees N pat.n
ruptcy who will be able 20 attend 10 the pah
them
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
TO BUILD RAILROADS IN CHILL.

Santiago, Chilli, June S.-The government has
presented to Congress motion to raise loan
NJ 500 600 600 for the construction of railroads
throughout the entire country. These railroads
,,,,, form mart of the Pan-American Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
FROM LAKES TO LOS ANGELES.
Unusual Trip Planned for Steamer-Will
Start at Ashland, Wis.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Ashland, Wis, June S.-The lake steamer
Chequamegon will leave this port on June %
for Los Angeles by way of the st. Lawrence
River and Cape Horn. Besides the owner
Louis Cartier, few guests VIII make the
voyage. After reaching Los Angeles the Che
quamegon will run to and from the Santa
Catalina Islands.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Friday BED SPREADS
lime Sale ! CONIFORTABLES
Facts in / BLANKETS

Extra fne-close weave
MsrseiIles Sesigns-hen'd or f's'd-
for single beds-value 81. 5e.......--. .SS
Summer Weight Confortables-
Se;d siIkoline both sfdes-value SIS .SS
Emil size all wool Gray Blankets
pretty borders-value $3.50 -.-.-..X- 30
UNITE Cotton BIankets-for single
or three-quarter beds-vaiue D. .SS
C,,r speciaI Eiderdown Blankets
f1rII size-velvet nap--German finish. I AZ
Look so much like fine wool Blankets
that customers invariably ask II they
are ''all wool
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
{ RUGS. SHADES
| POLES
| OIL CLOTHS ETC
Friday
June Sale
Facts in

French Body Brussels Rugs-6x9 fl
Oriental patterns-value Ss.ss..-.. S.SS
Fine Administer Rugs-2Tx63 inch
twenty horal. medallion or
Oriental patteTns-value S2b9 20
Best Linen Holland Shades-3xS tt
linen fringe-au colors-regularly SIS. 80
Curtain Poes-aIi cOlors-
Rrass fixtures in seven patterns
complete-reg 60 to S1.19-SPecial- .x9
Mahogany Hat and Coat Racks
3 prong-brass trim-were 81 ~
2 prons Racks: ring with post; also
AZ inch Towel Rinss-reg to d. .
Table OiIcIoths-1l4 yds wide
value %. -..-.'.s's' 10
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Friday WASHABLE
June Sale WAISTS AND
EactS in | CORSETS

White Lawn waists-three pretty
models with lace or er11b'y fus'tgs,
tucks medalIions. &c--open
front or back-value 50. 9S. ..-.......1. 70
Sheer White Iawn-lace inserting
emb'd motifs-value 81 -9S- commenced 3 SO
White Lawn waists-Surplice Yoke
and Panel styles-value 81 40 .-.--..- .SS
Light weight Coutille-black. white
odd odd sizes-vaiue S1.25 to $500. -. .65
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

WHY go to boarding house when you can can
enjoy the comforts OF we!l orueIeSS
Rooms, 81 per day and upward; room ano
board s14 a week and upward; Test4uIdG1i' ,IsdG
a la carte and table d'hote. HOTEL BFtd0 Bd1d
ToL. 122 West 49th-st. Telephone 4'io
2Sth
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
ERlE,s NEW TRAVELLING AGENT.

C. B. Leach has appointed travelling pas
sen1er agent of the Erie Railroad, with head
ouaTters at Youngstown Ohio. 10 succeed f. >
Howard promoted
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

79TH-sT.. 1a1 wEsT.-Large and small
handsomely furnished rooms; parlor DIN
ing room: table guests; summer rates.
transients: references
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
oOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
words, seven times consecutiveiy. 81. whieh
entities advertiser 10 have rooms entered IN
The Tribune's Directory of Desirable Aoonr
for a period OF fourteen days. Wrlte Tor
circular.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
n1n coin AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought az highest market saiue. hlauo s,'
into new articles or exchanged Ior nD nSs
g.xeIrv or Japanese goods at h. u. IEf-
PEFs'= EaCTGFT. IN ". 3iEt.. basement.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Friday ( wOMENS
June Sale ! TAILORED AND
Facts in SUMNER DRESSES

washable Shirt Waist Suits-checks
or plain colors-box pleats with
combination pipings-vaiue 81. 100 .-2 z 90
Ts freta silk Shirt Waist Suits
BLACK and all colors-shirred
women's Tourist Suits-Panama.
cheviot cloth mixtures and briiilantlhe-
nT,in coIors and fancy checks
newest Redingote, Eton or Tuxedo
stvles-value S23- S...--.-----..--.1 =. 30
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Fridav RABIES COATS
June Sale I CAPS
Facts in DRESSES, ETC.

Short Nainsook Dresses
bishop or yoke styfes-value %. 10
Babies Short Dresses-Lawn or
Nainsook-styles for boys or girls
to 3 yrs.-value SO. 69......-......-.-.' AZ
Babies Short Dresses-fine sheer
Nainsook and Lawn-newest trim
mings-sizes TO yrs.-value 9s-.-.- 90
Children's check and stripe Gingham
Dresses-yoke styles
sizes to 8 yrs.-value .29. ...........- L 3
Babies CoIored Dresses-Chambray
and Gingham-Russian Waist
and Yoke styles-sizes to yrs
value 80 -------.'''''- ~
ruff1ed neck and sleeves-value 10. i
Infants Nainsook Slips
four neat styles-usually 30. ....-.... ~
Infants Long Skirts-Nainsook and
Cambric-with and without hemstitch -
and tucks-usually 20. 2e...........-.... .1S
Infants Long Nainsook Dresses
yoke and bishop styles-lace
or emb'y trim-usually -59. .O4
Infants Long Nainsook Dresses
fancy or round yoke or bertha effscts-
trim'd or plain Enthusiastically Sl-S-- .lS
Fine Nainsook Dresses
suitable for Christenings-special-- -- .S4
shor: Bedford Cord coats-lace and
ribbon-sfzes TO 8 yrs.-value 81 40. .S4
Rabies Short Coats-Cream. Bedford
Cocd-fancy trim'd capes-
sizes TO 3 vrs.-value S1-9S. ..-----.-. q. . II
Rabies Lawn Caps-French or full
ruches-tucked or emb'd-value 3D. i y
Rabies, fine Lawn Caps-French or
F,II ruches; also Dutch Caps and
Carriage Bonnets-value .69---.-..' % 1
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Friday WOMEN'S AND
June Sale CHILDREN'S
Facts in UNDERWEAR

June Sale CHILDRENS
Facts in UNDERWEAR
Cambria Corset Covers-fancy inserr-ng.-
lace edge neck & sleeves-value 20. 1 3
Cambric-frout & back with lace ins't'gs
& rtobon-also other pretty styles
value 90 --......-'''------- Z
with fine lace or emby-value 50. .4S
Cambria Night Dresses-Empire Yoke,
h. g. tucks. enb'y ins'tgs & ribbon
usually so3. .e0S
Cambria and Muslin Night Dresses
V. high or round neck-value .eS-... so
Cambria & Nainsook-twenty styles
lace or emb'y trim'd-value s1-39.... .SS
Fine Nainsook Night Dresses-styIes
trim'd elaborately with lace or emby.
also bertha effects-value 81 25-......1 .4S
Carnbric Drawers-lawn umbrella
ruffie-plain and h. s. tucks-value 30 .20
Muslin Drawers-cambric ruffie-
h. s. tueks. lace or emb'y-value So. SO
Nainsook e Cambria Drawers-deep lawn
founce. fine lace inst'gs, tucks
& ribbon-regularly .eS. ..........--- SO
Cambria Skirts-deep h. s. rufis.
dust ruffe-value 80. 9..-..-.........- .3S
Cambric-deep lawn founces.
hemstitchings. lace tucks or enb'y-
value 81 129........--..-.. .SS
White Cambria Skirt-rows OF lace and
tucks or ruffies. English emb'y b'y-......1 %
Cambric-hare founces with lace.
emb'y and ribbon-regularly 81 as. -.. 1 .SS
Cambria and Muslin Chemises-
lace or enb' y--value go. ....-...... .49
Skirt length Chemises-full trirnd yoke
and skirt-pretty styles-value S139.. SO
Extra size Cambria Drawers-rufHe
good embX and tucks-value 60. 80. .4S
Extra size Muslin Gowns
tucked yoke or emb' y-value SO. ..... SO
Extra size skirts-tuckcd founce emb'y
ruff1e and inserting-regularly 81. 1 SO
Extra size Corset Covers-low neck
front and back lace & ins'tg-
value 10 ...................... SO
Children's Cambria and Muslin Drawers
ruf1ie. emby and tucks-value % .1S
ChiIdren's Cambria Skirts-emb'y ruffie
or lace ins't'g and edge-value .65... .4S
Misses Cambria Corset covers-val. or
heavy lace ins'tig and edge-ribbon run
v9laleas4e --... ..-.......'.. .2S
Boys and Girls Blue Jean OveraIls-
turkey red straps and yoke. ...-.-----. .4S
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
SUBURBAN.

JUST ACROSS The RIVER ON E; r. R.
At Passaic, n. j.. 10 miles our, 90 m nl'go %
trains u,eh each way daily. First class accom-
n,odation and board at the Chateau: in IN
gronnds. NOT over a dozen persons viii be
taken and those refined; price not, half wnat
it costs for the same accommodat tlon at sea
sbora or mountain resorts, while the enjoy
nanf is superior for those who do not want
constant excitement. For descriptive Illus
trated booklet. address
THE CHATEAU, Passaic. y j:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

100 EAST 26TH-ST. = ScrupuIously clean;
light housekeeping allowed; s2-S6 90; all
improvements: parlor suite; Madison ID
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free of charge. at the Uptown
Once of The New-York Tribune. i'Sos
Broadway, between Both and S1th sts-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

1877, near 34th-st.-Ideal
location; nice rooms; perfect cooking;
dainty service: cool dining room: summer
rates.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.


MANUFACTURERS of billiard ana pooI
ioursst prices. MARE BROS, "a Union
Square.
Il wAGNFR-ADLER COMPANY. manu-
.acturers superior billiard tables; schae-
,sr cushions i2d-st and Broadway; 10
Great Jones-st. "
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
PHOTO ENGRAVING.

ONLY genuine bargain house for Photo
rraphic Materials; developing for anna
.e'Irst repafring cameras; our work is best
snarantee. GAYLOR, 8 East sth-st., near
5th-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

142D-sT.. 516 wEST.-Private. American
Christian family; attractive rooms with
board: steam heat.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
LOST.

BANKBOOK No. 40f, ,444 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim to 1t is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued
LOST or STOLEN.-B Bani1book No. 461, ,094
of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank, No 81 Chambers-st.
LOST OR STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No. 445,345
of the German Savings Bank in the City
of Naw-York. corner 4th-aVe. and l4th-st'
issued to Johann Miller. All persons are
cautioned against egotiating the same II
not returned 70 the bank on the 2Oth day CT
June. 1905. duplicate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 4sS.9IS
of the German Savings Bank in the City
of New-Yorlz, corner 4th-ave- and 14th-st.
issued to Martin Rieger. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned to the bank on the Both day OF
June 1905 duplicate will be issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 411,07e. Seamen's
Bank for Savings, "a and 56 Wall-st..
New-Yorll. Payment stopped and cancella-
ton applied for. Please return to bank.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 651, SOC. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave., New-York. Pay
ment stopped Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
AGENTS WANTED.

COMMISSION BROKERS and agents want
ed to handle new peculiar 10c. novelties
best mail order or agents proposition now
on the market Write at once. 666 East
1S2d-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
MACHINERY,

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50o second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
Changed GEO. B. EDDY. 1893 Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Friday WOMEN >
J,Ine Sale COATS. WAISTS
Eacts in SKIRTS. ETC.

Covert venetian and Broadcloth Goats
strapped and stitehed-satin hnea- no
value SS.9S. .-..-....--...---- 40
1-., Covert Coats-box or fitted styles
strapped or stitched-satin or taneta 80
Iined-vslue s1S-9S. 9S.-..--.---.'-'.' 30
Crsvenetted Rain or Travelling Goats
hIue oxford, olive, tan. black and
brov,n-oox or side plsats-
usually Si3.9S .,............ 7.SS
RriIIiantine Dust Coats-black and
BLACK Chiffon Tafreta Etons-
blouse efrect-pleats back and front
inset vests-value S12.es- -.-......... 4 40
Riack Taffeta SILK Loose Goats
pIeated front and beck-deep
applique collar-value sS.9s- 0.SS
Golf Capes-navy. black and oxfcrd-
Dress skirts of Wolfe. Panama. Briiltan-
tine and Mixtures-kilt or side pleats-
value S6.9S ........----.-.-- $40
China silk waistsr-black or white
fancy lace trin'd models 900
sizes SO 10 46-value si.oV- --'-'''- z.Sc
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

Az WEST 11sTH-sT Light, cool rooms
overlooking Park and North River; re
fined surroundings; excellent restaurant
summer rates. Inquire hallboy-