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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-02

Pair good mules and new wagon
for sale, or e n at 75c to $3.50 per
day. 31t4*
Lake Arthur had a fine rain last
night and this afternoon Roswell got
ners.
Sheriff X. S. Woodruff went to
Kansas City this morning to buy
some mules.
J.. w. Kindel, night man at the
wool securing mill, is laying off with
a mashed finger.
If you fail to go to the recital to-
night you will regret it, The pro
gram starts at 8:15. 1t
A fine 800 acre farm, plenty of wa
ter, to exchange for Roswell proper
ty.-Carlton & Bell.
Some special bargains in Main
street property, improved and unim-
proved.-Carlton & Bell.
Col. Baker, wife and daughter re-
turned this morning from a pleasure
trip as far south as Carlsbad.
The Great Cost Sale of Snoes is 60
ing on at the House of Peeler-the
place where the Guarantee Guaran-
tees.
It is important to you and to us
that you remember our telephone
number when ordering meats. Call up
No. 81. 29tf
for his home in Kansas City after
spending three days here looking af-
ter business.
If 1 were hungry and had 25 cents
and was in reach of the Roswell Ho-
tel, I'd have something good to eat.
Wouldn't you? 12tf
We will give you lower prices on
abstracts than any one. Our abstract
books are complete and up to date
Carlton & Bell.
Ernest Best left this morning for
Denver, out of which place he will
run as messenger for the Wells-Fargo
Express Company.
Glass No. 6 of the Christian Bible
school will sell ice cream and cake
Friday afternoon and night OF the
court house lawn.
Mrs. Huffman and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, will go to Amarillo tomor
row after spending several days here
with Mrs. H. T. Stanfield.
Oliver Smith, assistant cashier at
the Citizens National Bank, left this
morning for a months visit at his
old home at Lockwood, Mo.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-02

injured man was brought to Roswell
in a wagon.
The Record is still without any
figures on the Democratic primaries
of Texas, except those contained in
Texas papers coming by mail, and
they are incomplete and indefinite. It
still appear as if there would be a
big fight in the state convention.
Chalmers Crozier. the little son of
J. S. Crozier, a Carlsbad real estate
man, met with a peculiar accident
last week. An older brother of the
little fellow had killed and skinned
"a large -rattlesnake and threw the
skeleton in a vacant lot some weeks
ago. While playing about the boy
stepped on the skeleton n in a
short time his foot began swelling
and showed evidence of the venom
having entered his system, and it is
feared that a~mputation of the foot
will be necessary.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-02
All kinds of money to loan
on good real estate security.
Carlton s Bell, No. 303 n. Main.

E.. B. Kemp came up from Artesia
this morning to remain a day here
looking after business in connection
with the Kemp Lumber Co., for
whom ne is manager at Artesia.
John r. Hodges came up from Ar
tesla this morning to meet Mrs.
Hodges, who is expected home his
afternoon from Brentwood, Texas.
wnere she has been visiting for two
months.
DR.. c. M. Yater returned this NOR
ming from Lake Arthur, near where
he had a fine well brought in recent
ly. The doctor has entered into con-
tract to have another well put down
Immediately.
Albert Russell was declared insane
yesterday after examination before
Judge Pope, and was ordered taken
to the asylum at Las Vegas. Pend
ing his removal to the asylum he
will be kept in the county Jail.
Mrs. Dexter Cleveland, who was
~postmistress at Artesia until the ap-
pointment of Harry Hamilton as post
master passed through this norm
ing Oh her way to Amarillo and Tex
as points where she will make an ex-
tended visit.
Capt. E. P. Bujac, president of the
Carlsbad Printing Company, is pre-
pairing to build a home for the Carls-
bad Current. The building will be of
brick and stone, 81 by IS feet, two
stories, anu will be specially con-
structed with reference to the needs
of a modern printing Office.
Otis Hyde, son of J.. L. Hyde, was
able to walk up town today. He fell
from a 25-foot well derrick last Fri
day, cutting a cash in his left leg,
breaking a rib n FEATURING a bone
in his left arm. The accident
red west Of Lake Arthur. and the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-02

Bryan Barton captured a vicious
vinagron at the round-house yester-
day and had it put in pickle at the
drug store of Daniel & Daniel.
An elegant home and 5 acres of
land on South Hill to trade for resi-
dence property down town or lands
down the Multiplication & Bell.
Mrs. Eli Gaddis and son will re-
turn to their home in Dayton this af-
ernoo after spending a week here
as the guests of Mrs. Ella Davidson.
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man this morning.

man this morning.
D. A. Majors will appreciate your
trade. Shop 203 E. End. 2et15.
r. DeGraftenreid, the sheepman,
went to Greenfield last night.
The program starts at S:15 to-
night-at the MacClane recital. 1t
Nice six-Eoom cottage. two miles
N. e. Roswell. SO per month; furn-
ished. SIS. Ten acres go with it at
SIS. Address R. E. Byrne. Roswell.
r. r. d, No. i. 31t4s
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-02
Piano Tuning.

Piano Tuning.
Expert piano tuning. re-polishing
and repairing, both pianos and or
gans. Great reduction on pianos.
Easy payments.-P. v. Music Co.
t-th-s-04tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-02
lin The Shade of The
COttOn--W God Tree"

In front of the Park Hotel, Main ST.
The Key Ring man is in town. 29t3.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-02

Statement of Business Transacted in
the Chaves County District Court
for the Fiscal Year Ending June 80,
1906.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-08-02

Causes pending Jul. 1, 1905, 106
Causes Docketed from July 1,
1905, to June so, 1906, i. 1876
Causes tried by court and
jury, ..... -. ..... +. 10
Causes Dismissed, .......... "a
Causes pending June 80, 1906 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
,-rT INSURANCE DODGE
,,u.... worEang for Support OF
administration Ticket

os,susbly TO Try to induce LIE agents here.
!, ,her policies, MuiueI "a. csnvassins
srao. ..-...,,a ~ the management .,,, nrg,ns
b. d'Teouon rolioyholders in th,s o,.s -,
ihc company =, ,be administration ueAel, az
ira. they suiP-,.,srnent made yesterday OS "
ooio"e trsuranoe lawyer. -,,.-.-,,,-.
wei knoNH .., said that list OF pohos 80
THIS here the agent resides mas -.
living nesl - agent. Rlth Instructions 70 - -
furnished = sse 81 the case attractiVe'y Oe'0'e
every client -. - Tydce Parker's reply 10
49,. viii be mace public 'o-oas, -.
l'si'P .s~,stonal policyholders commune -,
ne -. co,ies n letter sent 10 o"i'',.
OF eb,ot OF the international coFl', .-...s
- rorl,s brother. Reau n FOX. Us FoiL
GOV lts-o-er OF Tennessee -, 'l,evoud
'onniss.,~ saws that Il seems 10 LII 49, h.
al he Ft,el, - interests 81 the poicNho1''s JIG
cles oh - nj the administration lche.Si only
o. me v,iseoner emphasizes me lASt &c. 49,
ne oo'-i~y elections Will The polcy =. MS
- t't C..i,-'fv 10 elect an entire boar" 81
time -o,,,,hollers cannot Win now ne 'o"-
.,.s they never can 49,, ,,-ua, SAYS Mr.
iil.e'' ,,ersSs % the opposition llChc Is
-rerls teach the lesson tlat ,,, 49,. a.
Io-k Ns.,,~o-loe companies, II oice u.lt- a.
al lit - twists cannot escape felfloul. "a, 80
JUICE 49, hands ~ the policy huldtLs, t-l.s sirs
tee e. =. lad@ued with tnelr c3sCoN .,
s-aite - rhe wilderness Of retlfeilie--t- -,
e 90 ,,u- v-qs one ~ fue con lilsH.s -.
ny = Exhaustive independent i-Nes''N''i'
me1S,U York life last winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
sPooK AND SPIRITS SPOIL WAKE.
Former Arrives As Guest of Honor-Thel
Latter Get Too Busy.

Harry Shelman is well known character in the
''HelIs Kitchen district around Eleventh avenue
and 32d street. Several days ago he was taken 70
Bellevue for the rest cure" and on Friday the
rumor spread In the district that he had departed
this life.
John FundoIl. 81 No. 46S Tenth avenue Shell
mans best friend. prepared wake for him IN his
fiat for Friday night. 70 which he invited the
neighborhOod. SpiTituOUs, vinous and malt LIQUORS
we're provided IN plenty. By O'Clock the place
was packed. and the first few kegs tapped. al
though the body had not arrived.
BY 10 the sad sorrow Of stimulation vas wit OF
every face and the virtues Of the departed were
yehenently set forth as two self-apponted tan
s,ers kept setting 'em up" without losing a min
uta AT this hour noticed the absence OF
The body although hours before al undertaken had
sent for H.
- scaftered when n rallied Shelman exnIsinad
TbSf another Shelman had been inmate OF ths
hosn!tal when he there. but that he got ''outi
on Thursday
,ecffve Mccarthy, Of the West 34th street police
b,Srst IN and arrested Fundoll, Shelman and ofheTs
or being drunk and disoTderly. Magistrate Moss
lei them all 20. after lecture. In the West Side
police court yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
NO RELIEF AT GRAND CENTRAL.
Trains Are Late and Heaps Of Baggage
Grow Higher.

The failure Of the New York Central Railroad. as
we'll az the New York New Haven & Hartford.
20 handle either passengers or baggage at the
Grand Central Station was more emphasized yes
terday than II has been at any time since the re-
cent unparalleled rush began Friday was thought
% have shown the climax. but yesterday went far
ahead OF the day before. Passengers. both In
coming and outgoing. were not only annoyed By
various inconvenience. but were placed yesterday
IN danger OF injury by the enormous heaps OF
trunks every side. Where the relief is to come
from one IN authority appeared 20 know
The express companies have become absolutely
powerless 70 handle the baggage that has arrived
IN carload after carload az the Grand Central sta
ton Not only has the concourse become heaped
with a conglomerats mass OF trunks and suit cases
but along the walks leading 70 trains the baggage
has been piled. These heaps along the paths have
become wide and high that passengers aizhung
from trains IN danger OF stumbling over Trunks
and falling and iniuring themselves
The trains. both arriving and departlns, con
tfnue Gar behind schedules The through eN-
presses from the West and New England arrive an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
TO PLAY IN GLASS HOUSES.
Exhibitors at National Music Show Will Not
Disturb One Another.

Una arrangements for the National Music Show
n n held IN Madison Square Garden September
y 70 q have been completed. The mornings Will
e gwen over 70 the trade. At noon the gates viii
10 opened 20 the public
me decorations viii he most elaborate. Little
gass houses are being built For TIE exhibitors An
g" 'le thfeetcore piano mauufs cture-s may show
~ 'heF Instruments 81 the same time ;;hout dis
'lrblng one smother or tic rest OF the Garden 4
s'e" stradivarius violin VII be on view. from
ne collection % Professor +. II. Shuler. OF St
LOUIS smaller glass case. bu.lt on the same
Instrument Ire - AZ ~
~ nc Morris Steiner collection of tWenty-siK
$3.50 hsif lnleufs, exhibited in America for the
:, .."e IS The Oldest and most costly harpsichord
ia ~ Nor-o. n Is probably i've hundred yeas
49, enc was found in a garnet IN Venice The
t-slilan government paid s. 90 FOR the loan OF ne
.-Aeit az The Vienna eKuibi.iCn
,.1illg ne speakers on riusic IN the concert hall
- So. Rlell, OF Denver announces that she
ks discovered and patented a system OF improved
- syInoo.s and improved musical staff Size chal-
.Vltes local musicians 70 meet her and refufa her
'-ooiy o. musical simplicity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
TAKES MEASURE OF DEPoSIToRs.
Method Like Bertillon System to Prevent
Fraud at Night and Day Bank.

The Night and Day Bank. at Fifth avenue and
f5th street. has begun scheme which, il is in
tended, Will do away. 20 a large extent with the
possibility OF bogus customers getting money This
e system OF Identification scmew hat similar 20
Ne Bertlon method. Tie particular reason for
ths innovation IS that there are three shifts of
q .Tks IN tie bank, and tile difficulty under old
barking methods OF q night clerk identifying DAY
patron is considered unusual.
The ordinary method in hank makes mere
introduction all that Is necessary. The prospec-
tive depositor gives his signature the bank. is
introduced TO the telers and cashier. and there
after identity is easy
The new system. one OF Identification cards. Is
said TO be thorough. Cards kept I'm dupli-
cates--one ard the business files and the other
the teller's files IN the Office. On them writ
ten the name. age. weight. height. business. tee-
phone number and address Of each patron. as well
the color ~ the eyes. color Of the hair and a
short description Of the face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
RECEIVER FOR CONTRACTING co.
Brown E Jennings Business to Be Con-
tinued in A. 7. Cushman's Hands.

1udre polgh. m the United States District court.
sp-oiu,ed Yesterday Avery r. eastman receiver OF
,rs business Of the Brown & Fleming Contracting
company n NJ us Broad street. against which
concern an uyo,uu,arz petition was hed yesterday.
The receivers bond was fixed ar S3o.eo. and he VAS
,rdered 10 continue tre bushes urtu further orders
from me court
The pet-oHiHg creditors say The assets of the
s'eged bankrupt concern are worth about Sl00ODo.
consisting Of four steam tugs, thirty scows and
hsrreS sud hg steam derrick. and leasehold Of
Piers al West Gtl street East 40th street and Canal
street In addition, u is alleged, the corporation
owns valuable ieaselold rights IN rock quarries at
lllAs,tr fo-hlahd county, TINS state, and that
Lewis a. Book. one u the company's officials has
lud about completed negotiations 10 transfer the
quarry rights 20 the Clinton Point Stone Company,
y eols oeTal1n oi sum upward Of S0o0uO and
ilai ne pro. ev1s were - Ia diverted tho pay
mnt or certain creditors iU preference 10 the Pc
al0neTs
y s also charged hy Quincv Ward Boese. counsel
~ ne Telliortug cred TORS that tie alleged hank
~ mas leased us scoWS and hcrces 10 the city
n AeW York Tor the hauling or tie city's refuse
h.ier OUT 20 sea. and thar The assets n sold a =
= gone concern. would realize much more than
7 SOC lndltlaualy and separately. For this rea-
~ me appointment ~ receiver was sked for
sno granted by Judge Houch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
RR. TUNNEL MEASUREMENTS.
Tubes Less Than an Inch "out Of Line In
gineers Say.

~. Feprsylyanis Railroad tubes uncer we iiu-
- D. are less than one inch 'out OF line 10
-. t,ev are one-eiehth OF an inch on line
- 80 -ol1ths of an inch of grade. Ihat Is
-, tbe engineers discovered as result OF me
..,s,,l,nr for which operations were stopped
-. go That means that when the eastbound
- vr.srbolud shields ~ either tube meet the
- NJ The cast iron lining viii NJ together SO
-ias,l,, that the difference between them VIII be
hardly percepuhle-
=, s-,tng The twin tUhes beneath the river uie
,-rDeers cid no, keep the headings even nut sent
y. ssfsl5 ahead Of another Prom this side OF the
- ,ba north tube went ahead, and from the
- side tba south tube. SO that now the gap
- rhe shields y the south tube IS on tlls
- M ne middle Of The river and the eap IA me
49, --,he i on The other side 81 the middle
=. ,s-ffy fro'- calculations the engineers de-
,isss 10 connect The two parallel tubes ms ie4ht
,tof noes had 90 be- bored iu the cast iron hhlhg
80 zoos an pipes forced from one tube into an
-. siv-ir~h hollow pipes were used for the
.e--ecilors because men had 10 sight through the
,rs.s 40 de ricate mathematical instruments
'-@s-ss n Jacobs. CHIEF engineer n the Penn
.,ir1ria's Hudson River tunnels. stopped the tun-
~. uork and made these measurements, 20 ne
.bs,irtelv sure that what had been done was as
I, eboud 10 - hc tubes proved 10 he out OF me
-bs rsus lef between The opposite shields would
- lorr enough To- allow % g change iu direction.
e. fben there would te no serious result As ~
= rhoush Wiih variation of Only ono 'nch from
re theoretical course. practically TO change IS
nsOesssrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
NEW STORE READY FOR OPENING
Lord & TaylOr's Eight Story Building Ad
joins Their Old Structure.

Lord & TAYLOR will open 60 the public to-n,orro,,
their new eight story building which occun,a. :
half block on Fifth avenue and the sanas ana. A.
18th street. adjoining It's old store A r.afur. =,
the new establishment viii be the silk d.par-m.,+
which VIII occupy the entire ground noo-s With
this great space devoted exclusively 20 tho sale o,
silks. this department. OF Lord a Taylor vtu n.
come one OF the largest IN this city.
Heretofore the silks were displayed On tbe NTH
street side OF the old building. which wiz nov b.
occupied by the dress goods department.
For thu opening OF It's building to- morrow m
firm has imported from Paris. Lyona ana ssA.-
European centres OF fashion q large ana var,~,
assortment OF exclusive styles and shadss AZ .,,x.
FROM THIS assortment. II ts announced the ah<snrs-
viii have the opportunity OF selecting uaesrSsi e.
any style OF silk garment. from Erncuo "a a.
evening gown. =" IN
The new building is % sranit. The neors Ar. An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
BOLD ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP GIRL.
Man Runs Away with Newark Child, but
Drops Her.

The Newark police learned Yesterday that at
tempt had been made Friday afternoon TO kid
nap Eleanor Kerr tine hve-year-oId daughter Of
Henry V Kerr, Of No SsS Badger avenue that
city. The story, : told TO Mr.. Kerr by the child
and her mother. and corroborated by neighbors.
makes the attempt 10 kidnaP the girl the boIdest
ever heard Of in Newark
Eleanor with several other girls of her own age.
was playing in he yard In front OF her home when
a strange man stopped. watched the children for
a few minutes. and then stepping up to the low
picket fence called 10 Eleanor TO come 20 him AZ
the same time he held out small gold ring an
inducement. The child made advance, and
then he offered her little watch.
Seeing that she could not be tempted by the
trinkets the man darted through the gate and
seizing the child. placed bag over her head
picked her up in his arms and ran down the
street. Her screams attracted several women.
who saw the man running, but thought he simply
intended 20 frighten the children until they sa"
him drop his burden. nearly a block away -,
They taen started IN pursuit. but the man Gle
appeared In clump OF woods. The tatheeII, ooes
not know any reason for Kidnapping MS Chill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
1RnY And NAVY NEUS


From TIE Tribune Bureau
Washington. September 4
ORDERS IssU-ED.-The following orders have
been issued.
Lieutenant colonel GEORGE II ToRNEf' deputy Su's'"
general. 10 proper station ,,.,
Captain STANLEY D. EMBIcK, artillfy eoTps dea''r'
observer at camp instruction. F II Riley
Resignation % First Lieutenant RICHARD II P9ilDS
Jr Porto Rico Provisional Regiment ~ Ih'an'r' .
Major GEORGE L. ANDERSON artiIisry corps to once
Inspector general Pacific Division
Captain NOBLE II. CREAGER. quart'rna''er nome
70 await retirement
Lieutenant Commander 7. W. RI.AMER. 70 81 Louis.
Lisq Equipment. Navy department
Lieutenant C. r. TRAIN. - navy yard washington
1ieutenant J p. HELLwEG. TO command the Mac
Lieutenant k, NJ Bennett. detached from tbs Ma'-
Lsp t,d tie Aaba ha' hd se avail, o1deT:
lieutenant z a BROOKS. to the Alabama.
En'sns h. f fSTiish to sn the i scd 5
v,s,gn p. K JOHNSON detached from the Florida; 10
,.,sD o. H OAKLEY detached from the Scorpion. to
En'i S;,i p. c, PA''S '''''''' from '" w
the navy yard Nortoik' 70 'he navy S1ru' NJ" io'N
,o,--,,vNTs OF VEssELS.-Ths following
.r,. ~ vessels have been reported the
Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
p. THfsy s 4 S9rG sh F fss YsStop ana
he AS =. Ti5r a. at az GHnsPol. 81 ma
- s-Ths Brutus at Annoy.
SAILED
tn. Dolphin. from Watch HIN for navy
ssptsmser s1, YORK the Charleston from rocopa FOR
Gaiiao ,,o.a in reserve. Naval Acaasny s.ptsbsr
The Puritan - Distriet OF Columbia Naval Militia
-. ,,'D.sro. ordered out Of commission navy yard.
League Island -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
LARGEST DEFICIT IN YEARS.
Heavy Gold Imports Are Expected To Be
Announced Tomorrow.

While almost all last week a poor bank statement
had been expected, the showing Of = reserve de-
felt yesterday Of $3.50 % beggared the most pes
simistic predictions which had been made The
deficit reported was the largest in many years II
was the first below the legal q per cent require
ment since the week ending December q 1915
when deficit Of more than 100000 was shown
The tightness Of the money market was reflected
IN the decreases all along the line. loss in sur
plus ~ Ss.447.325 for the week was shown. Tnd-
vidual hanks we're heavy losers in cash. Some
Of the larger amounts were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
SOFT DRINKS FOR JERSEY SALOONS

Several Jersey City saloonkeepers have arranged
to omen their places OF business to-day ana as
pense temperance drinks. taking care not 70 eN
pose any intoxicants. IN violation OF the excise a"
A lively tim. Is expected however. as Chol OK
Police Murphy told the precinct COMMANDERS se
-, 80 rohtbit the saloon men from doing bust
ness 90 arrest them II they open the saloons. $40
PERSIST in arrestins them IL they 90 H.
Some ~ the liquor sellers SdvOcate Ieta,-asotS
rosasurss AZ their soft drinks plan fans ~ plosfe-
cutting ali vioiators OF the old blue laws
stonninc traric and trade Sunday. anu c.USins
the druggists tobscconists and conteeu'''' -
tahllshmentE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

The general expectation IS that Monday VIII bring
the announcement Of heavy gold imports from
100000 10 S3oreo0ep. large national bank and
one Of the International banking houses ex-
pected 10 be the heaviest importers. a London
dispatch Yesterday reported the engagement Of
s. 10000 gold from the Bank Of England for Amer
sea. which. with the previous Withdrawals Of gold
for American account. amounts ~ S14.450on That
figure includes the 100000 engaged by the Shaw
Bank. Of Boston. An engagement of 10000
in gold by the Bank 81 France. supposed to be for
export 20 the United States also was reported early
in the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Sheriff yesterday received an execution for
|. pa against property OF saiwsn. Bramson &
raphsel manufacturers OF oloaks and suits at
No lbs East Broadway Ia faNo' OF me H. b. Clsf-
lin company.
I,eD FOR $50 wa. filed yesterday In IN. County
cqers once against isg g6S 9 % BY Arthur
siirs IN tic launch between june . ana August
~ 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
French and Belgian Laces NOveltie
Unmade Robes
soseoa~og Sl9S StseeA

increase of interest in narrow and medium width
odds the basis 81 "a for regulars and 81.
cents for standard wide goods The sales have
covered deliveries % extend 70 December. The
market is very steady at the basis of prices given
above. The total of sales is estimated at from
10000 10 100000 pieces. Quotations as follows:
2sinch, G4xS4s. 3as 2s-inch. 64xs0s a..
27-nch 6x6Os -l6 cents. 2,-Inch, s6x5ss pa cents
3Ssinch 6tvcts. 81. cents, Ss-irch ssx7es 81