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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
ON RUSSIAN ADMIRAL.
DUBASOFF ESCAPES BOMB, BUT
rs SHOT IN THE Leg
TIVE Young Men Arrested After Attempt 20
KLl Former Governor OF Moscow In
Tauride Gardens May he vengeance
for Death Sentence ON a Terrorist.

1--WE Young Men Arrested After Attempt 20
Xiii Former Governor OF Moscow in
Tauride gardens May Be vengeance
for Death Sentence nm n Terrorist.
Special Ca0ls Despatch to TIE Sun.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. l5.-Vice-Admirsl
Dubasof, who was Governor OF Moscow
from December, 1905. to July 10 last. was
wounded in an attack made upon him by
two young men to-day. He was walking
in the Tauride gardens near the Palace OF
the Duma about I O'Clock in the afternoon
when the youths approached him.
One threw a bomb n the other fired q
revolver. Dubasoff was wounded by a
bullet in the leg. but was not injured by the
bomb. The secret police, who were follow
ing Dubasoff, fred at the young men with
their pistols and arrested them. The Ad-
miral is not seriously hurt.
As a coincidence it may be noted that
this morning a man named Nedvyed, who
was one Of the leaders in the Moscow rising
last December, was sentenced to death in
the fortress of st. Peter and st. Paul. He
was charged with organizing on behalf OF
the Moscow Maximalist and Socialist revo-
lutionists a previous attempt to assassi-
nate Dubasoff and the attack upon Stoly-
pins villa on Aptercasky Island on August
rs. He is also credited with planning the
robbery of the Moscow Commercial Bank
and the successful raid on a treasury wagon
which was robbed Of $50 900 rubles Of Gov
rnmen money while 1t was being escorted
q month ago from the Catherine Quay to
the Imperial Treasury, st. Petersburg.
Among Nedvyed's belongings was a
fashionable court dress outfit, comprising
levee uniforms suitable FOR ~personages
attending imperial receptions. Nedvyed
will be hanged on Monday.
This is not the first attempt that has been
TO as~sassinate the Admiral. While
he was Governor OF Moscow Nile. Benevsky
threw a bomb at him on March s last, which
she had hidden in her hair. He was
wounded and soon afterward he resigned
the ~Governorship. Mile. Benevsky was
sentenced last month to ten years in prison.
Admiral Dubasoff was chairman OF the
Technical Board OF the Admiralty during
the Japanese war. His wife is a sister OF
NJ. ~Sipiaguine, ex-Minister OF h Interior.
who was assassinated in 1902. He is an
aide-de-camp OF the Emperor and a MEM
Der Of the Council Of the Empire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
DIDN'T INJURE MUTUAL.
HsIdemsn's Expert Testines on Wholesale
Policy Surrender.
Speesal cable Despatch to THE s

Special Gable Despatch to THE SUN.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-When the case Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York against d. c. Haldeman and the
North British Mercantile Insurance Com
pam was resumed to-day, Mr.. Young,
former president Of the Institute Of Actua-
aries, took the stand.
He said he had been consulted regarding
the alleged damage done 70 the Mutual
by surrenders OF policies or their transfer
TO the North British. He said that in his
opinion no damage whatever was done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
English Girls Favoritc Novelists.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE SUN.
LONDON, Dec. l5.-An investigation OF
the f~avorite novelists Of British girls re-
suits in the following order of popularity:
Edna Lyall, H. S. Mertman, R. L. Steven
son, Stanley Weyman, Anthony Hope
Marion Crawford, Mrs. Gaskell, Bulwer
Lytton, Marie Corelli and Allen Raine mrs.
Puddicombe).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
SPALDING WINS LONDON.
Young American Chased Among Leading
soIOtsts-Has Many engagements.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE sun.
LONDON, Dec. l5.-The young American
violinist Albert Spalding may now be said
to have firmly established himself as n Of
the Leading violinists Of the English musical
world. His series OF orchestral concerts
in Queens Hall, just finished. brought
warm praise from the critics.
Mr.. spaIding has been engaged for lead
ing concerts in the provinces and also in
London for the London Symphony Orches-
trs's concert, with Herr Richter conducting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
Giant French steamship.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
PARIS, Dec. l5-The French Trans
atlantic Steamship Company intends to
construct at st. Nazaire the biggest ship
ever built in France. She will be called
the Picardie. She will be Ebout TO feet in
len 9Th, as compared with La Provence,
which il about 825 feet long.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
MAY SCOOP IN A LORD OR TWO.
stage Beauties Reach LOndo After ocean
Kissing bee.
Special Gable Despatch TO THE SUN

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-Daniel Frohman's
consignment OF American beauties for the
forthcoming production Of the musical
play, nelly Neil" arrived in London this
afternoon. One Of the most charming OF
them said:
-We come here 10 make a bit and we may
SCOOP in one OF two OF your English lords
The beauties assisted at the concerts IN
board the Campania and sold kisses at S.
piece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
CALVE-HIGGINS MYTH.
London Finds Food for Gossip in Yarn OF
Experimental Love Cruise.
Special Gable Despatch to THE SUN.

Special Gable Despatch TO The SUN.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The gossipy report
of Nine. Calves intention to accompany
Eugene B. Higgins on a long sea voyage
as a test whether love could stand the
strain of continual companionship has
afforded food for much conversation.
Emil Reich, who aspires to be the Plato
Of modern society, declares the plan is just
as trying a test as attempting to swim on
land instead of water.
On December II Mr.. Higgins cabled TO his
lawyers In this city instructing them to deny
the story OF his engagement to Nine. Calve.
He said: Il do not know Calve and have
never seen her. Make this positive and
final"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
Druid Remains Found.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
PARIS, Dec. i5.-Druid remains nave been
discovered at Haussoy. Druidical dolmen
and two menhirs have been found on a
farm. The dolmen consists Of a table with
two supports. The menhirs are 900 feet
away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
Sterling yfIUer Requisites
Toilet Requisites

Hat Brushes Manicure Sets
Military Brushes Powder Boxes
Nail Brushes Puff Boxes
Bonnet Brushes Shaving Sets
Comb and Brush Sets
French Atomizers
Triplicate Mirrors Infants Sets
Cloth Brushes Hand Mirrors
Hair Brushes Shaving Mirrors
Perfumes and Extracts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
Slippers

House Slippers Bath Slippers
Dress Slippers Dancing Slippers
Felt Slippers LeGgins
Evening Slippers
Boys and Girls Slippers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16

Sir Oliver Joseph Lodge is prominent as
N scientist Born in 1851 and educated at
University College, London, he was pro-
fessor OF physics at the University College.
Liverpool, until 1900, n in 1903 he became
Romanes lecturer at Oxford. Among the
Mechanics" Modern Views of ELECTRICITY
pioneers Of Science, " Signalling Without
Wires. Lightning Conductors and Light
ming Guards" school Teaching and School
Reform" ana Easy Mathematics for School
Use" Ok
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
CURB TO TEST TAX.
VIII Bring Suit to Try out Stock
Transfer Lac.

An action is soon to be brought in the courts. in
the interest Of the curb brokers. test the con-
situtionality of tho that the tax Of two cents
share imposed By the Stock Transfer Tax law
on sales of stocks applies 20 all stocks whatever
the par value. This view announced in a re-
cent Stock Exchange ruling. and compliance with
1t would mean that as large a tax must be paid
on the sale OF mining stock Of the par value Of 81
as on that OF a railroad industrial stock, the
par value Of which is 500.
special committee Of curb brokers was ap-
pointed week ago to look into the question.
and this committee reported to the meeting yes
terday that it had been advised by several attor-
news that there good grounds for contesting
the imposition of a tax which applied to all sales
Of stocks. irrespective Of par value.
The meeting was held at the office Of Alfred J.
Kohn & Co. and was attended by about thirty
brokers. After hours discussion a committee,
composed of D. B. Helm, Alfred ]. Kohn and Ed
ward WINS a brother of William NJ Ivins, was
appointed 10 retain counsel to bring the proposed
test case.
The special committee had issued an appeal for
fund of at least 5000 for legal expenses, asking
brokers' and dealers in unlisted securities TO con-
tribute $25 EACH 1t was said by men prominent
quired for carrying the litigation would readily
be secured. Assurances had been given it was
added. by a representative of the Stock Exchange
house of Hayden. Stone & Co.. of Boston who are
interested in several stocks dealt In on the curD
and his associates of the Henzes and of other
interests. that they would contribute toward meet
ing the cost OF the test suit.
to conduct the litigation, and had men at tne
meeting. The litigation, 1t was declared, would pe
Exchange nor any other organization being as
sociated with the curb in bringing IT.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
ELLIS ISLAND MEAT INSPECTED.
Immigrants Were Afraid to Touch Packers
Products, Owing to Recent Scandal.

A system Of meat inspection at Ellis Island
went into operation yesterday. Mr. Balfe, who
has the contract to maintain the commissary
department at the immigration station has hired
an expert to pass on every piece Of meat served
on the immigrant tables. AS over two million
dinners year are furnished to the immigrants.
the necessity for such a system Of inspection
was almost imperative.
All the contracts existing between Mr.. Balfe
and the packing companies furnishing the beef
have been revised and a clause inserted provid-
ing that all meat sent to Ellis Island shall be
of the same quality and standard as that FUR
nished to the leading hotels.
Commissioner Watchorn said yesterday that
the inspection had become a necessity, as the
immigrants coming to this port were. afraid to
scandals.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
BANK OF NEW YORK INCREASES SURPLUS

The directors of the Bank of New York, Ma
tionaI Banking Association, have transferred
81. 100000 from undivided profit account to sur
plus fund account, making the surplus S20OO'-
COO This action is similar to that recently taken
bv the Liberty National Bank. and is due to a
desire to increase the loaning capacity Of the in
stitution. Under the new law regulating the
loans Of national banks individual loans up to
10 per cent of capital and surplus combined are
permitted, provided such loans do not exceed 80
per cent Of capital alone. With its surplus at
100000, as formerly the Bank Of New York 6
could make single loans not exceeding SSV0E0o
in amount but with the surplus raised TO Sz,oOO'-
600 loans of $45OO00 may be made.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Blanchard of the Supreme Court. yester-
day appointed Lucen L. Bonheur receiver for the
partnership property of Tanning & Reilly. building
and general contractors pending suit brought IN
the Supreme Court by John J. Reilly against James
The receiver is required to give a bond OF SlOD
oscar Loewi has been appointed receiver for the
partnership property Of Dooley & Jonson. cement
and concrete contractors. pending SUIT brought
wind up the affairs of the partnership. The assets
are 81 200 and the liabilities &75.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
AWARDS CONTRACTORS ss51 900.
TBv telegraph TO The Tribune

IBY Telegraph % Ihe ITlouneJ
Middetown, N Y, July 17.-Alton B. Parker. as
referee. to-day handed down his decision in the
case Of sundstrom & Stratton. contractors, of No.
l43 Liberty street New York. against the Delaware
& Hudson Railroad Company, giving Judgment in
favor of the contractors for about S95l,0O0 and
costs. Sundstrom & Stratton did large amount
of work for the Delaware & Hudson company in
the reconstruction of the Chateaugay Railroad,
finishing their contract in the spring of 1904 The
principal contest the item of hauling
mi riol
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
ALLEGED ST. LOUIS ICE TRUST SUED.

st. Louis. July 17.-After three weeks investiga-
ton Circuit Attorney Sager filed suits in the Cir
cult Court to-day against the Polar Wave Ice and
Fuel Company and the Merchants Ice and Coal
Company on the allegation that they were in
combination to restrain trade and to fix and main
for 81 400 against each company as fines for the
ia DAYS that the alleged agreement has been in
effect and that the charters under which the COM
panies have been doing business be declared null
and void
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

Nercerized Tafeta Plaids-
rieh color combinatiOns-were so. 20
Plain silk Zephyrs-moge than
two-thirds siIE-value 80. .-.-..... .27
Mercerized Pongees-fsshionable shades
plain. ig'd, shadow checks and
cluster corded stripeS-WeTe p. 10
Fancy Zephyrs-plsin and two tone
corded checks & stripes-were %. I =
Pure Dress Linens-natuTal and fancy
shades-were "a 20 40. 10 TO 80
Linen Finish Suitings-cool Summer
shades also natural color
Crashes-were .ls -.----..------- .12A
Fancy Madras Percales-stripes. .checks
and plai6s-advance styles
were .19 ..-..---.-....---....-- .124
Emb'd ard Check Gauze-dainty
coIored foraI designs-were 80 --.- 20
Sheer Chiffon OEsandies-rich Persian.
doral and allover effectS-were d. "a
Best Irish D9mities-vhite with
colored combinations-were p 4 .
Chiffon Messalines-white or tinted
with self or harmoniZing figures
were % -.ss.s.-.s--------.-- .SS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
TRADE IN CANNED GOODS SUFFERS.
English Grocers Tell of Serious Effect Of
Recent Scare.

Birmingham. England. July 17.-At meeting
Of the Grocers Association to-day it was said
that the canned meat scare was having most
serious effect on trade in all canned goods. Re
gret was expressed that the American firms who
are now flooding the country with literature had
not earlier placed their statement OF the facts
before the public.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

1elepnohe Company, whose franchise was last
week upheld by Justice Bischor. OF the Supreme
Court, said:
,,a 90 NOT think the city has right 70 create a
HssoolsoPoly anu IL IL had such right IL would he
sfsasnst sfs public policy. / DO not think however
1saI 1le sranung OF third franchise would be 10
~ te % %haVanfa9e ot the citizens. shall be able
the legal difficulties have been removed We bsiS
pegln the construction of our system within tba
next sixty ninety davsas - - ''ANallII llle
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
Midsummer Reductions i'm
Wash Dress Fabrics
All at Clearance Prices.

Best American Dress Pe-caIes-6ousie
fold-best styles and eOlcTs-wer- -1Zsa n
Fancy Duck and Chsviots: also ta
plain shades-gezs .12]a- So
Wool finish Challies-good styles
were 10 -------.....-.---.ss- -
Fancy Nercerizsd Sateens-
VsTe 1924 and 10 IFS ana .f2Y
Black French Orsandies-ans-t quality
sheer and eooi-uere B.. { 4
Fast Black Stripe Launs-Iacs.
Satin and tucked Effects
were rs 70 -1e-uow--..--.9s 20 .12s
Enb'd EoIiennes-highly uaercerizs.-
for street and evening wear
were 40 -..--'-----.------.... 20
Mercerized Voiles-desiTahls eolo-s
including Cream-were S.. "a
Extra fine Floral Orxansis+ohf.~
with tinted flower es-is1s-ws-s 70. ~
Fancy Jaconet LaWns-vere .ll1 81
Fancy Dress Batistss-wess 1914. Sx
Corded Lawns ana Batistes-vxe 10. =
Fancy Printed American Lawns
"o1e cents ----.-.-.---..s...s.. ST
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

women's Good Cambria Drawers
wide cambric rufie. six Cucks,
2 rows hemstitching-usually .SS.. 4 9
No Mail or Telephone Orders.
Cambria and Nainsook Drawers
2 inseTtings and edge-fancy lace
or deep ruffie. good emb'y-reg. 90. .A9
NainsoolS and Cambria Drawers
wide ruffles OF emb'y or new effects
In fancy laces-reg. 81. "a. .........-. 10
Good Muslin Might Dressss-yOlzs OF
tucks and emb'y inseTtS-reg. So S9
No Mail or Telephone Orders
NainsoolS Night presses-Chemiss and
other styles. with yoke OF emby-
washable ribbon finish-short or long
sleeveS-regUlarly 81. &c ..---......1 %
Extra Size Muslin Night Dresses
neck-yoze Of tucks and
hemstitching-value 60 .-......- SO
NO Mail or Telephone Orders
Extra Size. soft finish, Muslin
DrawerS-Wide II. s Tufle-val 40 2T
No Mail or Telephone Orders.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
STORAGE NOTICES.

o,RR1ENI.S s STORAGE. EXPRESS & VAN
co.'s ONCE. 6Sth St and AMSTERDAM lssoi,.n
90 1re.f S9d 81 telephonS S64-Columbus.
ERE rate rooms for storage. household ef
Socss pianos trunks. merchandise &c:
entire charge taken; removals city OF
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
AGENTS WANTED.

r.ANvAssERs to sell our attractive ,p,., spe-
SIs,iS-,-. SI.is- liberal Inducements to men start
teIIlsp @ ~ min us this month WESTERN
WsE,U YORK NURSERIES, Dept T.
rochester. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

YEARs ~ As OF AGE, TO work IN Of
FJCE: MUST BE BRIGHT AND WILL
ING AND HAVE FIRST CLASS REFER
ENCES. ADDRESS W. G. H.. BOX IS.
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
RESTAURANTS,
pnnrnGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

KoDA,x SUPPLIES; also developing ana
nrintinR NJ ELROY'S. Sth ave ana 3+th
St best work in town; developing in "a
hours open sundays and holidays
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
Midsummer Reductions i
All Kinds OF LaceS
Final Shipment
Manfr's Stock Muslin Underwear

Last opportunity to benefit by this
Large Cleanup Purchase.-Prices about Half.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
TYPEWRETIhG.

TTpEWRTTE ERS-AN makes sold. rented.
1.ensfred exchanged: reliable service.
c0EWAN. 79 Nassau 81. Telephone 274O--
f-orffandt
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
HELP WANTED.
Female.

- ,,--ru.f.I.IGEST PERSON may earn
= - ~ =. ss,1 monthly At bcfne IN spare time
.,yressoadink GoT newspapers. no ean. ,a... ass-
ine: eApelisnee ~ oc ~, to,t
iienlaIS. FA.EsS SANLAS-@AA--' 4~N1@ S'''
y. 4.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
Midsummer Reductions
IN Dress Goods

sc Inch All Wool Crepe Egypsie-nes-
all coloTs and bIacz-valus o. SIS
42 Inch All-Vool Nuns veilings-
new gray miXtuTes-value 90 -..--- 20
% Inch Imported SIR Finished
Siciliennes-royal. navy myrtle
garnet. light and dark brown.
cream and black-value .5G........ 50
50 Inch Imported PGnamas
full assortment of fashiOuabls
shades-value % .-----.---....-.-- 50
SO Inch Au-WoOl IIomespun SuitiuS-
newest gray coloTtngs-Ealue Sis. S0
50 Inch Imported Cream Sieilisuuss-
extra silk lustre-value S.. 80
42 Inch Black French VOiIes-
chiffon finisk-value -9s---.......--- -
as Inch Imported PTuuellas-
rich silk fnish-value 81. 40 -.--.--f 10
80 Inch Black English Panama Suttinzs-
close wiry weave-value SID. .QS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
This IS the week for
Turkish Towels

Extra Heavy Bath Towsls-s7x51 ircs--
hemmed-valUe 90 ...--.--.-...--. A9
Heavy. double-thread Turkish Towels
hemmed-24N40 inch-spscisl -----.- ~
Bleached and Unbleached Turkish Towels
24X44 inch-25-cent quality .....-s 1p
19X4S inch-value .l6i3 ......... .T2Se
1885 inch-11-eeut kinds. ..- 8
Sanitary Knit wash CIoths-sp>cial- 2
Fancy Turkish Bath Rugs-rorsI.
Oriental and Persian desisnS-lizh9 q
dark colorings-FegulaFly 81 3D. .AS
Others in cool. reversible Summer
coloFings. plain or with Bath
woven in cencre-speciel .--..--.... 20
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

Cambria Corset CoveT-fuH front
with rows OF fancy lace, neck and
arms tFim'd-value .S5............e "a
No Mail or TelsphOr- Orders
Cambria Corset Covers-tsn pretty
styles. lace. ribbon and ern'y
tTiul-valus % ---------.--.-...s.-- 80
NainsOOk Corset Covers-dalrtv
Mechlin Lace YOkes-bscH ard
front with double rows or baby
Unequalle6 ASSIGNMENTS oe F.ner
Corset Covers at -eS 1-2t. les-
Good Muslin Chsmisss-Cambric
RUNE hnish-valus .Ss -..........-. 20
Cambria ana Muslin Skirts-Ui6s
lawn ruffies. two and three fancy lace
inserts or wide Tuf-s. open emb'y
and tucEs-usually 81 So ---.-------r Z %
Extra fine Cambria Slzirts-circula- or
Van Dyke fiOuuces % exquisite
French emb'y IN Rose and fancy
patterns-usually es .-..-.......2. .GS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
BOARD AND RooMs-

Single insertions cents per line. Six
- words seven times consecgtivesS. 81.
N1ich entities advertiser 10 have rooms
@@aiersc IN The Tribune's Directory OF
Sesfable Rooms for & period OF tourteen
Nass Write FOR circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
Wonderful Selling
Neces Wonderful Buyingl
sr Reductions are In force.

Mdsummer Reductions are in force,
also
Daily Buying advance OF season reductions,
thus keeping Summer Assortents Unusually complerel
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
Midsummer Reductions in
White Wash Dress Fairies

Midsummer Reductions in
White Wash Dress Fabrics
AS this popular fancy is still
In full force such values as ours
are destined to win interest
Emb'd Robes Of Fine White Lawn
skirts fully finished with knee hounces.
emb'd, hemstitched and tucked
ample material for waists 70 match
That were S74e TO Ss-SS-
For Clearance ....-..-..-.----S .9S
1fercerized White Rep-in such demand
for waists and childrens suits
were 10 Observation-Disclosures. i = =
Extra Fine Swiss Gulls-beautiful
quality for dressy costumes
regularly .29 -.-.-.........--.-....- .19
5O-inch French Batistes-were "a. SO
Extra Fine Persian Lawns-choice
enough for bridal dress-were 80. 30
White Oreandy-dainty quality
worth ~ Observation-Disclosures. i =
Fine Lingerie Lawns-45 inch
were as ..--.-...--....-.-.. ~
MercerIzed Madras Waistinss-
variety Of pretty patterrs-were %. 4 .
Midsummer Reductions in
All Kinds OF Laces
All SIX Black Brussels Nets
yards wide-value .9S. ........-.. 69
All silk Black Ffg'd Nets
as inch-value .9s. s.-...-.-.--.---..- 80
Point de Paris and Platte Val.
Edginss and Insertings-2 10 g inch
value 10 --.-..-.--..- -..-.-.--.- .
Oriental Lace Nets-White and Cream
advance patterns-value Sl.49-...-. .SS
German and French Val. Laces-
12 vd. pcS.-EdGings and Insertings-
y 70 ia inch-value .95...... 90
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

ErR Information concerning these
s,sems may be had, free OF charge. at
tribune. 1854 Broadway. between 36th
and 57th ets.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

80 .-el , ETURERS Of billiard and pool
."Sss, high grade bowling alley build
'eNssL prices MARK BROS. %
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

. ST. 10 EAsT.-Central location; all
Us convenient. casol. desirable large,
.lsA rooms superior board; moderate
HB welcome
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

A-sARATOGA SPRINGS. ". New Co
.1hlolsn Hotel. opposite Congress Springs
-, - Convention Han. Terms. European,
SOD caily including bath; American, $4-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

~ attractive rooms. with board; Sl6
-,sst 1926 st. Washington Heights; run
- water. refined Christian family.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
Manufacturers Surplus Lot
White Irish Point Curtains,

than sixty splendid Styles including Scroll En-
pire and other novelty designs mounted Net
slightly imperfect drop tiny spot
only blen1sh) nothing hurt appearance
o Curtains-Unheard-Of
Curtains worth 50. 80. O................-...1 40
Curtains worth s29s and sS.5O.-....n or
Curtains worth s9es and S4eS-2.0S
Curtains worth s5.96-----5.9S
BASEMENT-CENTRE BUILDING.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
FOR SALE.

CARPENTERS. builders. any one altering
or rebuilding. Have large stock OF coors'
oartisfons etc second hand: sell cheap
FINN BROS. % Centre st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

- gFOIrCFis PRICES. s.-SG0 secnnd hani
s,c,e and rDr. working HlsehiHrs. i'ti5
,,,sr.uteed: Snaci5aeTy bcEeht ana sA
Hanged. GE0. 3. EDDY S1e A.a4soa 81
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED apartment.
private bath. 81 50 daily: including meals.
~: - - weekly; one. SIS. THE ALABAMA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

CARPET CLEANING.
!. & j. w. Wlll6A@s.
VI. 9th ST. c5tsiase.- 3s,i 90
-I-FET CLEANING. EstablIshed 1875.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
EsrpLoYnrENr AGENCIES.

ST. BAR1TmOL 0MEI'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2lI East A2d st.-First class domesttcs are
supplied; also managing housekeepers. ma
irons Zovernesses. tutors, etc.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
EuRNIsrEn Roons 10 LEI.

90 ST, % EAST.-Attractive double and
q, 1-tste rooms. hi gh class house, gentlemen
-selef, pges kfse- optional. telephone;
7ienoes. sumner rates
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

80. 49,. We! furnished rooms for rent IA
sf,yTr--,5ner. near GTamercy Park Address
P,5asN.Ss IOS. Tribune Uptown once. 1864