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New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
GOLD IMPORT DELAYED.
National City Banks Shipment Has
Not Reached Treasury.

The 81 10000 gold which the National City Bank
has nopored from Australia. under the gold import
sa-ili,a,ion.' circular of the Secretary of the
r-.as,lrv arrived at Vancouver on Friday and was
Yesterday received at the United States Mint. in
san Francisco. according TO advices from that city
% the bank but payment has not yet been made
70 the local Sub-Treasury. On June 50 the oank
was asked to make payment il is said. as the gold
had besn so long IN transit but extension was
granted until last Saturday. Payment was not
made on that day.
Assistant Treasurer Fish called up the bank yes
terday morning to learn the reason for the delay
Il was explained that the bank authorities under
stood that the gold would reach the mint in the
Of the day. whereupon the transaction would
be completed iTp to a late hour in the afternoon
the Assistant Treasurer at New York had received
no Official advices from San Francisco of the
arrival there of the sl.5o0.OO0 gold. He reported
she circumstances in the case yesterday to the
Treasury Department in Washington and is await
lng further instructions.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
NEEV PITTSBURG RAILIVAY
PurpOsed Line to Connect NeSo
ENGLAND and the West.

arrangements are being made according to a
s,.oatch from Pittsburg. to build new railway
,,,s from Pittsburg to the New England States.
TTbe western link viii be the Pittsburg &
Northeastern Railway. which is to be con-
.,y,cted from Pitisburg to the present southern
,.rrninrs Of the Buffalo & Susquehanna road
An Indiana over the latter road it will reach
cges-aeld. Penn. and from Clearfield TO Bing-
bam,on. Y Y the route will be over 2oe-mtle
,,ne 10 be known as the Pittsburg Binghamton
E Eastern Railroad. At Binghalnton the Della
,rsre & Hudson is met, and il is said that
.rsa5c arrangenents have been effected with
.bsf road and the Boston G. Albany for through
ebIny1ents TO the New England States on pro-
rafng basis.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
From The Tribune rsureau-l J


THE CELTIC TO SANTo DoMINGo.-The sup
ply ship Celtic will shortly leave the navy yard
at Brooklyn with large supply of material for
the SHIPS I'm Dominican waters The vessels on
tnat tedious duty in southern water are hav-
ing hard time % il. The vigilance may not be
relaxed for a moment. and none of the vessels can
be long Withdrawn from the stations. They are
without fresh provisions and is impossible to get
meats. other than those which kept I'm storage
It has been decided that the refrigerator vessel
shall be loaded Up with the best Of supplies in
generous quantities and shall deliver the provisions
to the various ships. This information will be well
come to the officers and the ships Later
the Celtic will return to Brooklyn and will take
on board a quantity of supplies for the ships Of
the Atlantic fleet in New England waters. This
delivery OF provisons will be something OF a loss
have hitherto made large sales to the vessels
see The cc PG @ ennb ta the 1 ne oSss
5neir d supplies without going ashore, except now
The The other naval supply ship. the Glacier: will
nIeted I ;t @ asra'e C waters as soon as II has com
Celtic IN maintaining steady supply of naval
plies.
ORDERS ISSUED-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
eraI to Phippines ! "'oD' inspector gen
Resignation Of First Lieutenant WILLIAM l. KARNEs.
second nd. Lieutenant ass JAMES WARE l4th infantry
examination
promotion.
Second Lieutenant ROBERT L. COLLINS I'd Cavalry 10
infantry and Cavalry School. Fort LeavenwoTth
Captain HOWARD r. PERRY 10Th Infantry detailed
professor Military Science Agricultural College of
Infantry. who will join his regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel ROBERT x. EVANS from 5th to Sd
Infantry; Lieutenant Colonel LEA F2BIGER. from
Captain LYMAN NJ WEIGH. 9th Infantry having been
round by retiring board incapacitated
vice on account Of disability incident thereto his re
trement - -
NAVY
Assistant Paymaster p J. WILLETT TO navy yard
Boston. ~
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.-The following
movements of vessels are reported:
ARRIVED.
July The uncaS at Boston; the Tacoma Montauk
Point the Paul Jones Monterey: IAawton at san
Francisco: the Rhode Island Annapolis; the Boston
at Seattle; the Osceoa at Key West.
July s-The Concord Tongku; the Charleston at San
Juan.
July 9The Minneapolis the Denver the Des Moines and
the Cleveland at Fayal
SAILED
July THE Brooklyn from League Island Boston, the
Tacoma from League Island for sound:
the MayhoWer from Boston Cristi the
kearsarge from Tompknsvile for Norfolk.
July s-Ths Dolphin from Boston for Baltimore
The Tennessee ordered placed navy yard
League Island.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
BIG RAILWAY LOAN IN PARIS.
RumOr That st. Paul Was Concerned Said
To Be Incorrect.

Reports were current in Wall Street yester-
day afternoon that large American railway
company had completed negotiations for plac-
ing a loan of from $25.00O.OO0 to S5O,O00O0O in
Paris The St Paul was commonly assumed to
be the road indicated. as there have been rumors
for several weeks that that corporation was en-
deavoring to arrange a S25,OOO,OOO loan in the
French capital 1t could not be definitely
learned, however, whether or not this report
was true. Rumors that the New York Central
referred to were said in good quarters to
be incorrect.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

No NAIL or TELEPHONE ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
INSPECT LOCAL ASSAY OFFICE.

Assistant Secretary Edwards. of the Treasury
Department and James Knox Taylor, Supervising
Architect OF the department, made inspection
yesterday Of the local Assay Office. for the repair
Ing Of which Congress has authorized an appro-
priston Of S35oOO0. They will look over the old
building again tO-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
s. Ct. Children's Skirts

Limit-Threee.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

PoRTER--By respectable colored man.
experience; best reference. T. THOMP-
SON 2O5 Wess 63d 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Clearance q
Little Children's Goats

Broadcloth. silk. Chev!ot ard Fancy
Caiec<s-thiS seasons best styles
broken lots. but all sfzes-2 70 yrs
Coats that were $f-OO and 500 .9S|
Coats that were $500 and $500. g. .OSI
Goats that were $500 and $1,000. &. rs
Coats tnat we're Si2-OO and sl4OO. 4. .SS
Coats that were $500 and 5000. 0.SS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

A-sARATOGA SPRINGS. y. New
Columbian Hotel. opposite Congress
errncs and Convention Hall. terms. Euro
pear 81 20 daily. including bath, Ameri-
eah. Sc
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

PAINTER. paperhanEer. grainer: paints
rooms. 81: papers. 81: plastering cheap
J. BENNETT. $40 East 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

POSITION wanted during July and August
70 do clerical work as substitute for men
on vacation: rapid writer and good at fig
ures. Address Box 42S. Boonton, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Specials in
ChiIdren'S Underwear

CHilGren's Cambria DraweTs-tucks
and Fl. ). above rufie with lace
inserting and edge 20 Is yrs %
value 40 .-.----.-.---..-.- go
Chiidren's Cambria Slzi-ts-fuIl fiounce
with lace and three inseTtings-lacs
edge dust rufle-4 20 Il yrs 20
Misses Nainsook Corset Covers
round neclS-ribbon run lace Do
trim-va!ue 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ss~
Children's Good Muslin Night Dresses
tucked yoke-ruffie trim-2 to II SC
yrs.-vsIr;c 80 -.................. sr9$
BOYS Cambtic Night shirts
CollarIoss-&fade like Fathers do
to 16 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Boys Madras Pajamas-fancy stripes
to 10 years so
i2 to l6 years. s..........-..... 70
Girls Jean OveraI's-Turkey Red
Straps and Belt-2 to yrS--also
Rompers-turn down collars An
braid trim-1 70 rs yrs............
Children's FlanneIette Skirts
pretty stripes-tWO lows OF fancy Dn
stitching-4 to IA years-value 50 '79
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

49, -------------------
AOESE. ~ith store for sale. good business
coraer = main street. T. =. Box "a.
5F.buns Gree.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

xor-xC; MAN. 70: moderate saiary: best
references Address ". :. 4, %4S lIoepor
st Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
ELECTED the information that the suppositiOn
that the loan of from S25,OOO.OOO TO S50,000,OO0
made in Paris is for that road is incorrect.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Clssrance al ems 1ressss

Cnev;ots SerRes. AIbatross and Novelties
-EEsslan and Fancy Waists-Odd sizes
DRESSES that were $500 to IS. -. .9S
Dresses that were S9OO. O...-..-..s3. .9S
Dresses that were sI2OO. ..........&.9 %
Dro sSes that were $500. .......5. .OS
Dresses that were $500. .........6. .9S
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Boys Negilgse Shirts

Fancy Madras and Persale-ssTipes
and fSurss- hight. medium and dark
some have two collars
IL 70 ~ neckblnd value u. 81
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Jersey Bathing Suits

For Men and Boys Navy CT Gray
with or without combination stripes
26 10 - chest
value 90 To S5-f9. -..... 40 TO . Or
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
s.::E..MAErNs. 80 anLrI>rn,.

hS,i:gcL 81 s,GACTIrAL. DkEssMAE-
.,-;'S. - East lS5ih St Spa=.ai -afss "a
80, E--no-g IS cOrcscteS Ia connection
18th SlEss GTessinstiag buslcess:
S:..-ssG EE;i s7j iaf.eS ssl,vr. Osyrnps
VI - 1sy "a f2Ei.!ss. sutis &c. ~,
-S.1's1s NJ WALL. ;s3 T'es. 80 -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Eign Class EsE'1'r's Samples
anr.s rrnehnNle C-i4-

Russian aGd sailor styles-l-iueu.
crash. PoFlia Chambray. PiQue arf
Duci--white AMI fancy--NiIitaTy.
sailor q. Eton COllaTs-;i 10 70 yTs.-
worth Si-SS 70 Sass Z 20 70 2.9S
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

OFFICE WORK.-By young man, Is: ex-
perIenced: good education. DEGEN-
EARDT. 3c6 East s0th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
SO Ct. Cream Storm Serges... .sg
81 ct. Engllsh SiciIisrrss
IS c.. Ex. Fine Batisfes
IS CT, Huck Towels

Union Inen-soft fnish improves win
washinE-white and coId borders-sS ,rs
IS inches long.
Limit-Siy
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Male

ENGINEER. 81. sober and punctuaI at
present employed. would Ike TO change;
has stationary and mar.-s license. Address
SORENSEN, 1887 40;h 81, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Boys' washable Suits

Russian and Sailor styles -ChambrGy..
ChCvioJS. Madras 6'Tashes-ulaiu
coll-s. Striprs aud figUres-NlilitaTy or
SaIic- Collars-21a 20 yrs.- n Do
value SID % SI.60. 10y
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Youths' Suits

T,wcefs. Cheviots. Eouespuus. Wool
Crashes aul Fiauneis-sinGle and
Garbls h~eaSt-f,ilI nr half lined
81 20 SC CheSs-14 20 n yrs.-
fasvead - S9.aS ..-.--..G 2c
Instead of Sii.0S. 0S....-....7 Ge
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
S2.oo Babies' Short CO.'S. .e8

Fine White PiQue-deep fancy collars
with crossover insert'gS Of emily cr inset
ernb'y medallions-Emby Fuffe finish
sizes to two WIS
Iimit-T>Wo.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
DRY GOODS
-
Tuesday is Children's Day
During July and August.

Boys Double Sresst Suits
Cucsi0t=. Twceds. Mixtures -Ta1.
Gray and BrrWu--some with NfChsfr
lniaG-S 20 i6 yTs value $5.GS. % 9S
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

AAACEACTCRERs og billiard AID pool
tasgess high grade bowling alley build
s.t- loEes- prices MARX BROS. 20
Cn.on Eqaare
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

HOTEL OR CGsGB.-An experienced man
(msy-te:' as manager OF hotel. apartU .ent
hotei ~ club. N or out Of town: best refer
ence. II. M.. l2S Wost s7th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

MESSENGER OF vAI4ET.-By young coll
Ored man. can oafer peat of reference or
bond. Gail o. address FRED STANLEY,
70! Bergen g.. 81 IOoklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
MaCHlNERT.

AZ EEDlfCED PRICES -glsl -s-oas rs,S
r,,c sra ron Horkins machines: fu.ly
sSc.lnEieec: machia-ry bought aaa eE
s'e. GEO. 2. EDDY, ees Alsol.oa 81,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
GaE'liS' Samples
Boys Z1es Pants

Twc@,is. Chevio;s. Cassimeres. Worsteds
and wool Crashes. aiso Navy
ChaviCts and CcriUroys-patent
waisrhaE'ss- seams IN
q 10 lG yrs.-vsluc 80 ana 800. %
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
RUl[0R OF RATE WAR.
North German Lloyd Anssccrs Cut
Of Hamburg american Line.

r9-,,nen. Iuly 9--Ihe NORTH German Lloyd
e,ear.sh.p Company to-day reduced the steeias@
-.;e to New ycr.. 5. 80
Hamburg. Juy a-The reduction in enigI-lnt
..esaee rates announced by the North German
80 Steamship Company is that company's
.-s,yer - TIE Hamburg American Lines cut Oc
.tc ss-ne amount last week. which is its sec0nl
ION, Reduction The situation begins to look
.-,-.,,el,- like rate war between the Ham
- American and North German Lloyd lines
a, the emigrant business. II is explained in the
r1.,,la;rg newspapers that the Hamburg-Am
=, con,pa.,y's reduction was designed to give
.y.,nburg its proper share OF the engrant traffic
-.,,.h recently has heen declining. the emigrants
.o-tine from this port IN June numbering
oes CO. 0OI1 as compared with 1899 in May.
9H; d. Austria and Russia sent in June less than
tslG The number of emigrants lea"ing those
Countries in May.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
6q e. BoYs' Nadras Blouses. g

Iaundered ard unlaundcred-plain white
or light. medium and dark stripeS and
-neckbald or collar attached
g 70 1S yrs
TaTnit-Tw0
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
WORK WANTED.

Situation. Wanted-Male and Female
Four lines mot exceeding "a words). three
insertions. Is cents; seven insertions, 30
cents Exceeding "a words and less than 80
words. three insertions. 80 cents; seven in
sertions, 60 cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

wANTED.-YoUNG MAN. ABOUT 10
YEARS OF AGE. TO WORK IN or
FICE: MUST BE BRIGHT AND WILL
ING AND HAVE FIRST CLASS REFER
ENCES. ADDRESS w. C. H.. BOX IS.
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Muslin Pillow Cases

Pure fnish-hne auality-Eo starch a.
dressiuG-2 sizes only
- Y rs iaci-valUe II If.... q
- x 36 inch-valUe 12........ (,
Llrnit-Dozen Each Size
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
sl.2s Ch.Idrer's Dresses

> LoA9 GIsL4A SE , AA SSS%S..---- Cd =
Fine White Lawn variety % dainty
subsequently, trjm'd with enh Y Inserts
rlain and II s tucks. ruffies. etc
French waists and pIeated styles FOR boys
or girls to ; yrs.
I4mit-TrNo-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

fine Washabls fabrics-waiSt ard Su!mre
Enthusiastically made and trim'd wi:h
cmh'y. braids. TipiuFs fancy stitching
buttons and Eu1b'd F,rihicm-G 20 IL yrs
Limit-TUo.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
9 ct. Unbleached Muslins. q

Full Sc inches wide-extT1 heavy rcuri
thread-mill lengths Of . Tn Is yds.
Limit-20 yards
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
3s Ct. White Lawn Aprons. .1s

Deep hem with cluster o. wide H s.
tucks-36 inches IonG-4O inches wide.
Limlt-Thrce.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
FOOTWEAR for
Little Folks.
Second Floor.

Second Floor.
Our speciality line OF
Children's Footwear en-
braces-in addition to
Shoes - GIBSON TIES,
RIBBON TIES and OK
FORDS made over
Our Fright Shape" Lasts.
An experienced designer
of juvenile footwear de-
signed Fright Shape"
lasts expressly for us, and
one manufactures has
been making the foot
wear ever since the de-
signs were brought out.
These lasts shape the feet
without cranlping or de-
forming. We know or
no better footwear for
the growing feet of chill
dPen.
Lines most in demand
for summer service in
cIuQe GlDSOQS, FlDOOn
Ties and OXfOrdS-in pat
ent leather, tan Russia
calfskin, gun metal kid
skin, white kidskin and
white canvas. Typical
values
CHLDREN'S WHITE CAN
VAS OXFORDS, with heavy
welted SOles:-
Sizes ; to S. S1.24: II TO ..
S1.79; sizes, S12 to 1O15. 81. 40;
. to ). ST 80.
CHILDREN'S BAREFOOT
SANDALS. made of tan calfskin.
with, heavy welted bottoms; first
qualities only
Sizes ) to S. S1.O9; So to 1O1s.
ST 90; IL to .. ST. 40.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
9s Ct. Sumner Rugs.

Made Of grass mattiuss in colors u bar
monize with summer furnishins,s-s s.ses
-25XJ4 and SOX6O inch.
Limit-TWo
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
RESTAURANTS.
rypEwRErEN0.

TYPEwRETgNG.
TYPEW ERs-Ail makes sold. rented.
repaireG exchanged: reliable service
GORM:.s, g Nassau 1T Telephone 27sO-
CA='laEdL
EETEHTISEMESTS and subscriptions FOR
&ie Tnbcn@ receired g. the!. Uptown
I,s..,e r. .so Gs;s4 1sroAdwa-. bstSsen S6tn
au4 s1l.i sta, us.fii o 5'cloc& 3. IL. A4vec-
dssTaeTts received 81 tha following bianca
s-.c-s al .eSnia: once rates until a'eioeh
8 m Afz: 20 Sfh ave. =. COZ saG 81
ssa Gfh ave cor l2fh 81 90 Esst 18th St:
.sg Wez: se9 So. DetwasA 9TH end h-A aVss.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

Soft finish muslin-Geep II. :. rufie with
tuCks above o. lace eGSe-Well made and
fnished-2 70 70 years
Linit-Tnree.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
60 % % g. BoyS' Straw Hats. Is
So els Wash nresses... ;.

Rolled Trim SaiIors-whitc and fancy
co.crs-StTeaners CT side bows.
I.im.t-TWc.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
$40 BOYS, Wash Suits. II

Plain and stripe Chamhrays. Madras.
CaIatca and Crash-Russian and sailor
stvIes-nNitary Cr sailor cOllars-with
emb'y or pique tTimminGs-rcgular o.
bloomer trousers-2l5 20 s yrs.
Iimit-TWO.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

$1,000 Linen Coat Suits. .A.49
Eton. BOX. Bolen and Pony Goats
euby. venise. medallion and eyeleV ef
fects-pleated and plain skirts-all white
or with combination trim.
Limit-One.
$500 China Silk Waists. ......2.9S
Yoke front and back Of fine French VAL
bodice elaboTately silk emb'd-with fine
lace inserts and tucks-short sleeves.
Limit-One.
s22Women'S Tailored Suits, 100
Plain and fancy Panamas. checks. worst
eds and lightweight cioths-biack and
leading cOlors-Eton. Pony and Tuxedo
pleated circular skiTts-aII styles.
Limit-One-
s2.19 WOmen'S Waists. ......l.59
Fine White Persian Lawn-front of hand
some open or French emb'y, tucSs and
front and back-long and short sleeves
all sizes.
Mmit-Two.
81 WOmen'S U1trim'd Hats, 1.19
Six OF the newest dress shapes-alI white
with black crowns-SeapOlitan and chip
combination.
A4illAt-OiA1
Sl.5O Untrin'd Hats. ........... SO
Tuscan stravs-ive leading shapes-high
or roSnd cFoWnS-side tilted or high back
Iimit-Two.
II Ct. Women's Cotton Vests, 10
Extra ize-ribbed-crochet neck and
arms-tape run-pure white bleach
IAmit-Three-
99 Ct. washable Petticoats.. 50.
Striped seersucker-clear washable color
ings-regular and extra sizss-deep
fiounces-rufie-with and without tucks.
Limit-TwO.
$500 House Dresses. ......... 1.09I
For Women-Good quality Cambric-neat
designs-yoISe and side pleated styles-cut
and finish perfect-sizes. IS 10 a..
Limit-Two-
ss.9S Women's Corsets. 1.75I
Fine White silk Brocade-newest models
side and front Garters attached-deep
lace and ribbon Finishes rs 20 90.
Limit-Ore.
IS ct. Corset Covers. .19I
wonen's Good Cambric-fulI front-wide
or narrow lace insertings-reck and arm
holes tTim'd.
Limit-TEreee.
IS CT. Children'S Skirts. .l9i
Soft finish muslin-de~p H. :. rufie with
tuCks above o. lace eGSe-well made and
hniShed-2 20 70 years
Limit-Three-
S. ct. White Lawn Aprons. .1s
rccr, hem with cirsfcr ~ vide II
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
Also the Following for To-day:

10 Ct. White Curtain Muslin. s
Plain AMI stripe eRects-4 inch ruf-s-
for sash or long curtains
Limit-12 yards
g Ct. Sumner Rugs. 50
Made Of grass mattiuss in colors u bar
monize with summer furnishinsss-s si1es
-27x54 and SOx6O inch.
Limit-TwO.
9 Ct. Uubleached Muslins. ga
Full Sc inches vide-ertra heavy rcurf
thread-mill lengths Of IN Is yds
Limit-20 yards
Muslin Pillow Cases
Pure fnish-nne auality-nO starch o-
dressiuE . sizes only
- rs tncA-vaIue II....O
% S6 tnch-valUe II 3--..---.....-....sy
Llmit-Dozsn Each Size.
49 Ct. Scarfs and Squares. .z@
Pure Linen DamasE scaris. oren u-o-x
and H. ;. edEes-11x50 and lsu7O-also
S2-inch Shams-with ust and rensfssaur,,
braid borders-plain linen ce1t=o-aI
eIean and fiesh-variety or designs.
Lsmit-FOUr
90 & 50 Ct. D2uask Squares III
Two sizes-sOxsO and sG1s8 inch-H s.
open weave efiects-stamped in pretty
Limit -Four.
IS Ct. Fig'd Pongees. ........... %
Natural color. with aIlover satin Azu--.
In self tunes-vashable-2G inch-f.-
women's and children's dresses ana coats.
Limits yards.
59 Ct. Black Ta15eta Silks. S.
Yard vide-brisht Iustre-soft snish-
wear guaranteed
limits yards.
SO Ct. Cream Storm Serges... 50
IS inches wide-for suits and coas=-sor
travelling AMI outing wear. and smart
bathing suits.
Limit-I5 yards
50 Ct. English SiciIieunes... ga
coiors. garnet. myrtle. royal. navy. golden
and seal brown black and cream
Limit-l5 yards.
IS c.. EX. Fine Batistes. . 81
Sheer qualits--wkite wiki pink. light bIu..
hello and black combination figure e1.css
for womeas and childrsn's Sumner
Limits yards
l2'l c.. Eine Dress LAWS. S4
Medium AMI dark srounds-vith allover
dashes. dots and dgures q white.
Limits yards
IS Ct. Huck Towels. .
Union Inen-soss finish. improves win
Washins-whise and coId bordeEs-S5 and
Limis-siz-
50 Ct. Table Cloths. 50
Turkey red-2 yards fouE-In eombinasi.r,
cf red and white. s-cen-a -and-White a-f
solid Eed with white and black borders
L4mit-Two.
19 Ct. Wife Dotted SWisses.. 81
sheer. close quail,y-a sizes dots-very
desirable FOR dresses and waists also.
I-imit-lJ yards.
17 Ct. Lingerie Batistes........ ~
Fine soft hnish-ss inch-sor Womsn,.
and ChilGren's Dresses. Waists and
1imit-I2 yards
u 70 Is G.. Pearl Buttons. 8
So;a,..s : sizes-SasycS r. ard plaiu-,wO and four
Limit-six cards.
Is G.. Val. Lacss, dOz. yds..... IS
French and German vaI-bes. patterns
with and withou- beading. eensr. s-s
dbie- edge-is 20 inch wide
lim!t-Ihree Q,ecea
IA Ct. Embro.deries.......... egs
Edainss AMI IrsertinEs-e 20 2 iacs-.
W'de-canb-ic. uainsooN anI SUizs--uev-
est oren and Wrench ratte-ns.
Lint; - yards.
II s.. Six Ribbons. .f7sS
Plain SILK ard satin TaFetsS-aH sase--.
white AMI Glact also dclnty DFesGans.
plain ho-i'rs-il widths sor Ha,s. Sashc,.
Circles. etc
Limit 70 Yards
zPHONE ORDERS.
earance Of
.cun1ulations
Ous or that have become
ndlins. as well as small lots
co.
permit Of itemlzatiOn-
ON BARGAINS.
ables OF
LOTS OF
and NIlsSes'Dresses I Green Tickets
!, Cold skirts on garments arv
20 fTn0ffS<
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
HELP WANTED.
Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT rERsON may earn
$40 20 $50 monthly at home in spare
time corresponding for newspapers: no
canvassing: experience unnecessary. Send
for particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE,
LockpOFt, y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
ss.9a Women's Corsets. :. Is

Fine White Silk Brocade-newest MODELS
side and front Garters attached-deep
lace and ribbon trim-sizes rs 20 %
Limit-Ore.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions 5 cents per line Six
teen words seven times consecutively. 81.
which entities advertiser 10 have rooms
entered IN The TribuEe's Directory OF
Desirable Rooms for a period OF fourteen
days Write for circular
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
A9 Ct. Scars and Squares. :

Pure Linen DamassE Scarfs. oren work
and H. :. edEes-17x5O AMI lSETN-also
S2-in,h Shams-with Est and reaaissancs
braid bord@rs-plaIn linen ceat=c-aU
clean and fIesh-variety OF designs.
L,mit-FOur.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
IS Ct. Corset Covers.

Womens Good Cambric-full front-wide
or narrow lace insertings-neck and arm
holes tFim'd
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

10 C. White Curtain Muslin.
Plain AMI stripe efects-4 inch rut-s-
for sash or long curtains
Limit-l2 yards
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
HELP WANTED.

Female.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 20 $50 monthly at home IN spare time
corresponding for newspapers; no canvass
Iiculars PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport.
y. Y.
COOK. chambermaid and general hourc-
worker wanted: positively no charge for
obtaining situation during summer months
SWART EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, Co
lunb bus ave. corner 10Th st. Tel. G92O-
River.
LADIES.-sl an hour al home; send stamp.
LADIES' AID. 6e. Durham. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
$500 China Silk Waists. ....2.9S

Yoke front and hack Of fine French Val
bodice elabOTately silk emb'd-with fine
lace inserts and tucks-shoFt sleeves.
Limit-One.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
s2.Oo House Dresses ~ !

For Women-Good quality Cambric-neat
designs-yoke and side pleated styles-cut
and finish perfect-sizes. IS 10 a.
Limit-TWO
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
49 Z 81 q. Darask Soua-es -
IS Ct. Flg'd Ponrees-

Natural color. with allover satin figures
IN self tunes-vashable-2G inch-f,-
women's and children's dresses and coats
Limits Yards
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10

Full Information concerning these
aoums naay be had, free OF charge. az
the Uptown once OF The New York
Tribune 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and S-;h SITS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
59 Ct. Black TsA5sta Silks

lard wide-brisht Iustre-soft anl.h-
wear guaranteed.
limits yards