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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-15

the suits Of the Mutual Life. if they ever
brought. The conference was al No. 30 Pine
street. and when it was over both Godkin and
McCurdy declared that they had heard nothing
OF the complaints which Joseph H. Choate is
said TO be drawing up for the Mutual Life
Frank l. Levy. general agent at New-Orleens.
and R P. Luke. general agent in Memphis
conferred with President Morton yesterday
They reported greatly improved insurance con-
oitions throughout the South. that the
Armstrong committee has quit investigating.
MI Levy is here with his twelve-year-old son,
VINO broke his thigh socket about six months
ego He was in plaster cast for eight weeks
and then placed in a flexible steel brace.
The boy is now on the road to recovery.
PRESIDENT Morton is not going to Albany to-
morrow for the adjourned hearing The COM
pany will probably be represented by Actuary
Nancise. W. B Bremner. assistant treasurer of
the Equitable, has moved his offices from the
third floor next to those OF Treasurer Henry
Rodgers Winthrop TO the securities depart
ment. where he Will be the personal representa-
tive Of Paul Morton.
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LIEUT.. GOV. JONES DEAD.
Nora Scotia Loses Leading Official
His Career.


Halifax, March 1.-Alfred Gilpin Jones Lieuten-
ant Governor OF Nova Scotia, died suddenly this
morning He had been in failing health for sew
eral months but recently showed much improve
ment and attended the opening of the Legislature
two weeks ago. Last night he dined with his fam
lily, as usual and was in good spirits. He retired
early and slept well until 1870 when he complained
OF pain. Three doctors were hastily summoned but
in twenty minutes the Lieutenant Governor was
dead. Apoplexy the
Three days ago the Lieutenant Governor wrote a
touching letter Of sympathy TO relatives OF his
friend. Archbishop OF rien. who died under similar
circumstances Lieutenant Governor Jones was
Of the foremost men of Nova Scotia. He was
head Of a leading West India house. and for years
Of the merchant princes OF Halifax. He
has been a prominent figure in public life since
1857, and fifteen years in the House Of Com
mons. in four OF which he Minister Of Militia
in the Mackenzie Liberal government He was
appointed Governor in 1850 He was a contemporary
OF Joseph Howe. and for years was the chief Oppo-
neut Of Sir Charles Upper in this province. the
political battles between the TWO being memorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-15
BRANDUs COLLECTION BRINGS s225.215
THE sculptor's Studio" Sells
for 500, 900 After Spirited Bidding

Eager bidding marked the third and last nights
sale OF the collection OF modern and ancient paint
ings belonging Edward Brandus. in the grand
ballroom OF the Waldorf HS51O being realized for
seventy-four pictures The total for about
hundred paintings sold the three nights sessions
We're s225,a5- The sale conducted by James P.
Silo.
High water mark in the bidding was reached
with The Sculptor's Studio" by Alma Tadema-
Starting at 5000. the bidding went to $4,000. at
which figure the picture knocked down to
Aaron Silverman- II was rumored that Mr.. Silver
man represented Chicago interests and that the
painting would go to the Chicago Art Institute
The picture is Pa inches high and 1884 inches wide.
London
bought by E. Sandmayer for $3.50 "Wallachan
Horses" by schreyer. was sold to H. ". DRESSER
A Hf S for sos and Fine Duchess of Rutiand 6S
Sir Joshua Reynolds, 10 E o. Reilly for S. 100
other sales OF special interest were as follows:
FARM Ts Life. Julien A55'' 6upr. Rpy fs.eo F ssso
Duohess Of Richmond Sir Peter Lely; Mrs
5S,.5s as:,s,. 5ss5s:;: ioss 1859 1859
Portrait Of vincenzio Juione Jean Beini; L. A
IaesI Iandscape J. b c Corot. D. Y KTaunsr $50
Madame de Celvoy. Francois Iouvenet. L a aeo
Ia Dushesss Noaiss ITyaeintae Risaud Elmer .oo
is1ySs lean Charles cain Morton G schultz 80
The Countess Of DarDIey Sir Thomas Lawrence 10
L l,IoO
Portrait IT Of Mss Hastings Francis Cotes r. A:
1sd seG Pslo5Rber9 Daughter OF oliver cromwell
Peter Mrs Sunderland d%o
T Tsov Ps'lo'ophe' fs''lnal i,'y $500
Portrait OF King william ". Sir Thomas Lawrence; m
Miss K-ppeI sir Joshua Reynolds p. r a; L A con
Iauthier -''00
as EockS 81 5 re- ia Pea W w Fuller 800
.'C,1-ntess of Kildare Sir Peter Leiyi l. A Tx
C4eo-pe Fonn-v e Gunpel.. 1850
The Fortune Teller Narciso Daz de- Ia Pena ,oo
summer Time" William A. Bouguereau' Il = no
pr I4aveand Thomas GansborOugh r A Os- GO
rdT2pat 81 Mrs Hammond Sir Martin a shee, P
X a. - - - ~ -.,rs- p " philips 49,. 2275
re - T1C~s Ns--balI Cgapp $50
cayaler. Jean Louis fTIes' ,..-y. $500
Isay1ns fo5 thr 4F,isn5 -. 400
Louise Henriette Bourbon Cont Duchesse -oo
dOrIeans Jean Natter. L A Lauthier-- ~
The Grand Canal Felix Ziem; r A laVy!or- sun
sheer in Pasture. Eugene 'oseph - $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-15

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Cleveland. March 1.-THE Iron Trade Review"
tomorrow VIII say.
Although in some centres there is a dminution n
orders FOR finished materials this condition Is ex
ceptiOnal and nearly everywhere business IS brisk
and mills are unable 10 keep up with specifications
In mig iron the market Is somewhat irregular, espe
ciaily In the South The Increased proba by OF the
strike of coal miners is causing heavy buying OF
coke.
TIE improved demand for Southern iron has
brought out lower quotations and slS 20 for BIZ
r1iugharn No 2 Is now openly named while &c
low er has been done. There Is, however. much In
favor OF the buyer. stocks are low. consumption
continues "a a heavy rate. the supply is trregu-
lar and the strike Is not TO be ignored In the
North prices Of foundry iron firm. although
there is some akuess I'm Southern Ohio.
The American Bridge Company closed orders Tor
bout no OF material during the week, among
the contracts being for 3290 tons for chicago
Office building. Active preparations are being made
for extensive building operations In all parts OF the
country -. -.
Large consumers came into the market rev
davs ago IN Chicago and placed orders aggresating
f,om 4aJ0 to 500 tons for bar iron at * 10 SS a
ton but the market IN that city has since advanced
The demand far bar ZION Is irregular, ana lttle -
belnE sold more than ST.
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NO TRACE OF LIVERMORE GEMS.
Thieves Believed TO Have Taken Jewelry
Worth $4,000 and Burned House.

s .. Lockwood. d business associate OF John
r Livermore, said yesterday that Mrs. Liver
mores gems which were valued at $4,000. could
not be found in the ashes Of the burned house
near Bedford village. Westchester County Mr.
Livermore believes that thieves stole them and
set fire 70 the house to cover the theft.
TWO of the Livermore children, he declared
narrowly escaped being burned alive. They were
carried out Of the burning house by q nurse
No trace of the dispatch box in which Mrs
Iivernore kept her diamonds has been found.
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Our Great Stocks Of
Light DraDerieS

offer extraordinary attractions 70
those who have Summer homes to
fit I'D. .AssOrtments are marvel
Gus and moderate prices a delight
TO all who have informed themselves
of those usual elsewhere for such
artistic styles and fine qualities.
SASH AND vEsTIBULE I.ACEs-
Marie Antolnette. Renaissance and
Irish Point-single OF double
borders-handsonne medallion
ceRtres-also aIiovsrs-
10 to Sc inches wide --.-- 20 20 IS
SPECIAL
Marie Antoinstte Window and
Door PsneIings-dOu5ie borders
also superb Colonial designs
yard wide-sctuaI value s. o. .9S
WHITE BOBBISETs FOR curtairinEs
bed sets chamber fittings. fancy
work. stc.-nne OF heavy cable mesh
- iach. -,.-.. .59 "a u inos- --''- .38
Finer 10 9s cents.
FISH NET-EndIass vartety-also
Colonial and FiIst m@sh-snd handsome
Nottingham designs. with and without
single or double borters-also effective
medallion centres
81 to 81 inch -.---.--..-. .12J1 TO .9S
CURTAIN ETAMINEs-
Great variety or new FANCY WeaVes-
some with beautiful color combinations
IN stripes ard dsures-
30 inches Wide----.-.-.--..- % 20 ~
No such display anywhere
SNOWFLAKE CTRTAISISGS-
cool looking. but rich IN affect.
with stripes OF artistic cOloCs in cross
o. lattice uueS-Crean or Colcred
Erouuds-4O inches wide = TO .4S
WHITE CURTAIN MCSLINS-
Plain. dotted figures and stripes
with and without borders
So 20 As inch -....- -.-..----- 4 - 20 9
vESTTBI-LE PANELS
Irish Point. Renaissance. ALarfs
Antoinerte and Arabian-Ehits and
ecTu-sffective motif oentres-sons
with borders difficult to md elsevherel
ward wid@-45 70 = inches long
the latter an unusual length
a wonderful stock .----.- AZ 70 500
Y Orrh nearly double.
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sgevIAN CABINET CHANGES.

Belgrade. March l4.-The Foreign portfolio
has beer given TO Colonel Antonios Premier
Gruics taking the War portfolio In andiuon 10
the T,rer7iersh.r The appointment of Minister
. W.. was Al first offered TO Colonel Zivkovcs'
t,,,, he demanded uEtrammelled power 10 pension
or cashier military officers. apparently intending
"a deal win The regicides After long cohsld-
era ton by the King ana 'a"''-e' nm
was rejected
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THREE GROCERY sITTERs KILLED.

Jamestown. Ind. March H-WhiIe nine men were
sitting about the stove in grocery this afternoon
three Of them were killed and five injured by the
collapse Of odd Fellows Hall. which crushed the
grocerv store.
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AUCTION SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE by virtue Of a cnattel
mortgage b. order of the mortgage
samuel Newvittar auctioneer Will sell, on
Wednesday March 81 1905. At 10 o'clock.
in the forenoon. a premises situate at the
southwest corner Of Goth st and New
Utrecht ave, IN the Borough IF Brooklyn,
city 81 New York. furniture end fixtures
contained In the liquor store on said prem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-15
wcmen's House Dresses

Most housewives prefer a neat dress
TO the loose half-hrting wrapper for
morning wear We make a spe-
cialty OF well-fttting. comforta6ls
dresses for this purpose.
49, Materials and cclor1nEs sslscssd With
special care FOR service and wasn't <-xnsy
comprise Ginshams. 4eerssIcksrs. PsrcaIes
and nas Czmbrics light. n1sdiurn ard earsx
stripes. dots. figures and plaia--slxarts
cut full deep hens. waists lined. with
pretty woke sf-sots or pleats. and p.psnxs
sti.ehtnss Or fancy braids-stzss 81 70 a.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions S cents per linz. six
teen words. seven times conSecutively 81
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered In The Tribune's Directory Of De
sirabIe Rooms for period Of fourteen days.
Write for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-15

Dresden. Persian. Roman er-trsA crnb-s
and Plaid R,bbons-TaistaS LouiHnsz and
MsssaIines-Sh 70 g inch
% cent values 4 . oan1
35 cent values. .-s.-. "a esrn
40 cent values % certs
Black and White Rfbbons-5c1csA
Checks Plaids, Warp Prints.
BroCades. POlkadots and CON-
biEatiOns-4i4 20 8 inch. p % "a
DRESDEN sash Ribbons
12-inCh-wOrth 81 20. ---..-.- 90
Dresden and Warp Prints
"a inch -----.- As irre- 50
Gold GauEe Ribbons-Embd Eirx pce--
sor hats Or BELTS inch ........... "a
5lz-inch More ITesdens also 5-tnch
warp prinrs-cofd satin oorders.. Sd
Heavy Tafsta Suk-ROmsr Strips
FOR bslts and crush bands for hasA-. ~
Narrow 20 mRtch--for tiss..-..- Up
+s9-inch Stripe Taffsta$-rsassd doxs
OF hs7-~s-fo- Childrsn's Hats 50
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Ribbon Week

Extraordinary Assortn1ents ,ExtraordinaryValue
millinery and other purpOsessndid
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White Bed Spreads


Not a single special. but Il grand
list Of values right through the
stock-Quilts for all kinds OF beds
Single, Three-quarter. Full size ana
Extra size-also Crib sizes-hemmed
and fringed-with and without cut
corners.
Crochst Spreads
fuH sfze-hemmed-vaIue 9s- ...-.. "a
Extra hssvT-fringsd o. hsn-d-
Vaius u NJ .----,---. --.--...... ..-. "a
Fun shetland knot >Tinse-st-aIght
Or cut ont corners-valus 81 Ss--..- I 50
Crochet Spreads for three-au4rtsr
Beds-vslue 81 SO ---..-.....--....f II
F-tnEed Spreads FOR threS-q1Arts-
Beo@-value q. - --..--.-.-..1 20
HsnI'd CRIB Spreads-valus .9s- ....... 40
Spreads for single beds
value kLls --------.-...s.-.ss-- 30
FUN size English MarSeiliss-
Hsnmsd. f-inged or cut cornez-
Something entirely usv, Imported
English MerceriZsd Spreads
lcok lks stlk-medallion CENTRES
and borders 70 match
valus s12-O0 ..--.....-........, "a
Make nns Wedding Pr-ssnsa
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BILLIARD AND rooL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
ers; lowest prices. MARK BROS. "a Union
Square.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PER CENT DIVIDEND paving stock al
$40 per share. high class hardware spe-
calties business; block OF 1900 shares Of
fered chance for one OF more parties to in
vest safely. Particulars az MCDONALD
WICCINS co 25T Broadway
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WORK wAETkD-

WORK wANTkn.
ACCOUNTANT. organizer. fifteen wears
experience in banks. mills. corporations
estates. expert auditor for trustees ana
directors. moderate charges. EDACND
WILCOX. ] Madison ave
ACCOUNTANT. - WORK evenings. audits.
financial statements. estates. partnerships
corporation accounts. neoSAeepin 3 - en-;
terms mo1ela,e. F t, -AoCOON
ANT, Ii Waverley Place.
ACTIVE. intelligent young man. IS, clerical
duties preferred, no objection TO country
uuouestl3nable reference from last employer.
MI RPHN. 2,-l East 4&d ~
EOOkKEEPER.- Double entry. exception
ally accurate on monthly balances and
statements. years experience best city
WELLS l04 West 9Oth ST
BoOKkEEPER and AI-DITOR.-Ex Expert:
double entry. temporary work az reason
sb-- rates, highest references: Il years
experience. reliable. accurate Address T
- Pa sth ave
BOY Il. at anything with chance Of ad-
raucrUSCt, willing reference j. HERS
KDVlrZ. = Ave. a..
SOY rs. public school r-a1uare. wishes 10
learn electrical or macntnist'S --a1s- l.
ZEPF - Hamburg ave. BROOKLYN
BOY. 16. Wiling. to learn trade. can fur
nish best ut reference TH1GAS J.
GkFFNEl. +37 ". 46th 81
BRIcK1.AYEE. -UnLerstards plans and al
kinds OF work in building business, steady
place T BRAUN. 314 East I'D -
c4RFF%TER--Can do trimming AID
framing neat workman. cO.or~d, recently
from TIE So-tn. about twelve years. expert
euc- TN carurutr-- very attentive 10 wCFk.
HENRY a. FREEMAN. - Fleet Place
Brooklyn
,-ARPENTt.F FIRST class mechanic. cid
or new work. able 10 take charge a,so
20 work after plans JOHN MULLER,
235 East 22d 50.
,ABPI.NCTE .F;---Cailr-d. generally useful
and HANDY man steady worker would
use steady p-a-e, work % day cog Co sou-
pius own iguiz. IN Ft4lEN, 60 West
2lst ST.
CHAUFFEUR BY German. - good ap-
uearauce and @au,atI1n. TWO years ex-
verfenee on foreign and domestic suroTuc-
oit4s. best r-tersuces c. e. at3 Eas-
SD ST
CHAUFFEUR By German. = under
STAMPS French and English. licensed
eralua,- Of the American A1torloo..'
SCHOOLS. experienced IN road ans repair
rur-l on -Four cylinder cars, good character
ci-sn ana careful. with private family y
WT-NSCE SO East JStr 81
CHAUFFEUR. Registered: Al 1ach.nlsJ.
fourteen Years experience. operate Win
ton BelEiurrptrEe Eawti@r- etc. make an
reuairs A. e. HAYMAN. 3US East
HIN 81
CHAUFFEUR City CT country. shop ex-
perieace. repairing, steady, temperate,
private family preferred W CLIENT 80
East 2fth 81
AI-FFFUR- BY Spanish War veteran.
Swede 80. single, sober, reliable. can DO
repairs, also run gasolene launch. Address
OLSON. g42 Dean ~ brooklyn
Oh At-FFEIrR Licensed. experienced on
gasolcns cars. can make own repairs.
with private family CITY or country ma
tr-nls- WRIGHT loi va. 2Lts -
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Handsomely Tailored Suits

Chiffon BroadcIoths and Panama
also French SerRe-black and % "a
eolors-Short Coat and Eton. %S'>C
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Full information concerning these rooms
may be rad free OF charge at the Uptown
Once Of The New-Yovk Tribune i.s5.
broadway. between 26Fh and 27Jh SIS.
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Fancy Tailored Suits

Noilss. PHnauas. Broadcloths. etc
all the high class colors. veil a. gray.
black and staple shades-slsborateiv
braided or with rich emb'y or az Or
combination trim'Es 49,. CO'>C
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Fancy Tailored Suits

Chiffon Pansmas Broadcloths md
Ssrges in leading shades. sisO extra
fine light gray suit!ngs and mixtures
beautifully tailored IN elaborate styles
with and without fancy vests
also Pony and Hip length Goats
All the new style skirts repre- 10 90
seuted-vslues Up % $50 o. .. o. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-15

l--5sTH ST. ~ WEST -ExceptionsIly
line accommodations: rooms single or
suite; private baths and every modern con
Lenlence: cuisine and service absolute per
teclIon; ideal and refined surroundings;
families and gentlemen: references. PAL
LASCO
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NEWEST END STORAGE VAR EHOCSE
zoo 2lU W est S8th 81.


To II u Lawson. Mrs + ks.tH-
August R0-eCk. Ms " ? CHURCH Mrs.
Jennie T. Green Mics 4 FRSau William
r De Mrs William AIDE U.anof s 60.
Harry Clarity IoJher NolIer Miss l. Bed
dard Mrs Fila IevaL Mrs Theresa II
Talv. Mrs T. 2 CEadwiCE, Mrs a r
Gilbert. Joseph King Mrs l. NJ Gibbs:
You and each OF you ars hereby notified
thar the time for payment II our lien upon
rr- property hereinafter described having
expired after Que notice thereof had been
given vou we viii cause such property. 70
Wit. household Eoois. personal effects and
ruprs hantise stored 10y YOU or iU your name
IN The West End storage Warehouse - ue
sold a public auction d., ordiu,s tu toe stat
ate ia such Chse made and provided Fat
George Merle Auction Rooms. 49, East
l25th ST. New York Ctty, on Fuesday. ApttI
Sd 1906 IT i0:5o m, ana ~ th@ sale
thereof Is not completed Oh he seid cate
the same will be continued at the same
place on tire next dGy. "Wednesday April
Avn 1906 beginning at 1880 a m, until
the sale Is completed.
lib IS EST END STD AGT WAREITOU Sc
l+-ANT WAYNE NunaSA-
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

EDUCATED. refined Young woman would
20 about Nay / for small salary over
expenses, a. mpanion-secretary and
heipar to lady travelling abroad preferably
with literary woman. A B. G, Box ~
Tribune ONCE
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STORAGE NOTICES.
GLOBE STORAGE AND CARPET
CLEANING COMPANY,
3Oo. 3O4. 2O5 aud 3nT East 6lst s..

New York March 10Th. 1905
To charles OlenGorf, Mrs Bell Jane
E2ro4-1veIf henrietta Bennon, Alice Q. Con
nov Mrs p O Beach. Mrs. Williams. Roo
e-r Hunter. Max Kramer Sailie Washing
TON, A. C'onnoIley. 7 Burke. a. Rich. Mr.
T,oggenburg 4 NJ Richter. Mrs. McGrath.
Miss RYAN. Mrs i. &. Bonnell, Thos Phil
hin a. II scott Margaret McNallsv, Mrs
Tahev. I. King. ThoS opounen. Mrs p.
Donovan. Z Nathan. sir Regime. N Me
Nouus YIN, Smith. T. trCniU, Mt Bach
Nj r. HessberE. Mrs. FISK. Mr. Neudt.
= Eaplan Mrs Driscol. Mrs. Nsst-rn-
Ms MaUou. NJ Toy"a. NJ 'Cchrane. y
PrfaI Monte Collins a. Weiss. ID A Phil
Tins. You and each Of YOU are hereby not-
aad that -he tins FOR payment of Gun lien
r-or tn property he-cinaftsr described
having expired after due notice thereof had
been given YOU. this company Will cause
such property to Wit, household goods per
s1raI effacts and merchandise. stored by you
or In YOUR name H the Globe Storage and
Garnet cleaning 20 Warehouses 20 be sod
at public auction according To the statute
in sucn case uIad- and provided. a. The
warehouse. 3po East olst 81. New-Nc-S
CIV. on THURSDAY. April 10Th. 1906. a.
10 40 m. and g. -" sale thereof is not
,-7rrlpIetsd on tUe said date tra same Will be
g7utinuea al the same place on each and
every Thursday thereafter. beginning a.
i0:3a a M. uulu the sale Is completed
Globe STORAGE IND tAFf FL CLEAN
ING COMPANY.
aud Yea
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Female

Nj S E EXPERIENCED Protestant nurse. not
over 81. for boy 2le years. good home.
country. near Port Chester. y. y Vases
SEQ. reference Address l. N. b. Box 10,
Tribune Office
GIRL.S-Two. about l6. for light factory
work. 50 81 20 start Apply TO SANFORD
& BENNETT 81 Maiden Lane
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


single Insertions cents per line. S,S
teen words. seven times consecutively g..
which entities advertiser 20 have rooms en-
tered in The Tribune's Directory OF Dss'r-
sGle Rooms for TeEiod % fourteen daFA
Write for circular.
BACHELORS private house: three min
utes 70 Gath 81 subway and u; nigh
grade attractive. newly furnished. large
front room: dressing room. every ccnven-
weekly or $50 monthly, afso a few uu1ur-
niShed rnoITIs INDEPENDENCE, Tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. 1o5.-Large. fine rooms
for gentlemen: running water or adjOin-
ing path telephone. breakfast optional
BOTH ST. 100 VEST tcorner).-Parior TO
let: st,am heat ard bath. also smaller
rooms ESCOTTER.
80 WEST 6lsT sT.-Iarge and small
homeliks. sunny rooms: private house
rear elevated and subway
10TH ST. c1s wEsT.-Two. connecting;
steam heated; separate entrance. GREG
DRY.
FURNISHED ROOM. connecting bath, in
elegant apartment; private entrance
East Fis-ies SIS week. EXCLT'STN E.
Tribune Uptown Ofice. 1884 broadway.
l05TH ST. IA WEST. fourth aoor. vest
Large. Hght parlor TO let; also bedroom
1873 EAST S7th ST. near Lexington. -Niceiy
1urnishea large room private house
ADD ST. Il EAST, opposite Hotel Manhat-
ta0.-VeTy desirable large room with
private bath: telephone
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SIX and Satin TaTeras and Novelty
Stripes-pure silk-vtdths from 20 to 3
inch-ol.ck and all desirable shades.
Il cent widths. ..--- 8 cents
IS cent widths. . cents
u cent widths -.-- I On esrts
u cent widths. ----. 2 car.s
- cent widths --... > cents
Si,-tncH Millinery Msssallnes
soft and Iustrous-Rose. Blue,
Violet. Green. Gray, Danla-
Brown, and others. from palest
rin5- 10 deepest for blending
two to four tinrs being used
for hat bows and rossttes.-- % 3
Handsome Plaid Ta1etas
aisc Novelty shot Plalds-
= ana s inch ..-- .- -.----.- - 40
Chrdren's Ts..eta sash Ribbons
q-.nch-piuk. btue and white
double satin border -.-..-.-.--- so
S-.rch Ioirss-self eInb'd dot -.,..., 80
Narrow widths TO match. ~ and 50.
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