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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21

Nevada, the control of which recently
passed TO Samtfal Newhouse.
Broker r. y. Cole departed today
FOR the Manhattan. Nevada, mining
district to make an inspection OF the
Manhattan Gold King property where
recent developments have been OF a
very encouraging character
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21
REGULAR CALL SALES,

REGULAR CALL SALES,
Carlsa 500 at 24A: 500 at 2ih.
Alice, 100 at AIS,
Little Bell. 100 at $50; 800 at $50 100
at sos,
May Day. $500 at 25ta.
Uncle Sam Con, 800 at Al. 200 at io4
100 at iOis.
Butler Liberal. 500 at 49,
Beck Tunnel. LOO at 92l. 200 at s2i
900 at 93ia, buyer so.
New York. 1000 at 10.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beos Tunnel, 1000 at 1914. buyer 50;
500 at ella: 500 at 91h; 500 at 9Ola; 500
at 90.
Columbus Con, ll5 at 60 100 at COZ;
100 at 6.02; Ia at 600, seller 10
May Day, 500 at 26, buyer &c.
South Columbus, 2,i72 at %.
Uncle Sam. 100 at i0A.
REHABILITATION,
Shares. Value.
Regular call ..,....u.. 1900 7,S72SS
open board ,..,,.,..... IlO2 b,iOO5O
Forenoon totals ..u.,l6,sO2 Ni,2I2S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21

The foregoing represents the produce
tion Of the Horn silver Mining com
pany. operating at Frisco Beaver couh-
~, Utah during the year 1900 accord
Ing to the exhibit made IN the annual
report which reached local sharehold'
ers In pamphlet form today. The total
receipts from ore sales aggregated
si73,26L5l, the same coming from A'SS
tons Of first class crude ore OF the value
of slg.ii per ton; sii5 tons of first class
zinc ore of the value OF SOs7 per ton;
l.9ia tons OF lease ore OF the value oil
sIS.97 per ton live tons OF first class
copper ore OF the value OF sSl.l2 per
ton, and 25S tons of concentrate OF the
value OF Sass per ton. The total costs
OF ore extraction ia figured at tB2'i9.Sl,
or an average Of SS,S per ton. Tho
cost of concentration was found TO be
s3ll1.50. or s2.l3 for each ton OF orr
treated. The basis of concentration
was So tons Of crude ore into one TOT
of concentrate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21

street. y" rlstpont
Judge y. V. Higgins, secretarv ., -
Nevada Gold Butte comnonnS oi me
has undertaken the developmsn, "n,'h
gold property In the Gold Rn,.s y, a
vada, district, states that nrsc, Ne
all OF the frat offering Of 20 oceN s,hcSaiiy
of stock, set apart FOR dsvo J siates
purposes has been disposed Of ''p'nsh'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21
COMSTOCK.

Con. Virginia 1851 40; Ophir, 5l2is
d525; Caledonia 35mS7: Mexican, Lisa
100, EXchequer, 55U5c Norcross, l,20q
125
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21

practically all the way TO the surface.
A car Of ore sold on today's market
noted the company almost $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.

The financial statement shows that
the year 1905 began with cash ball
ance OF $40, 1855 on hand, while the re-
ceipts of the year were summed up as
solloWss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21

A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. PIG d. +. Walker Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21
J, oBERNDoRFER
Stock Broker,
Tel. peu 7sa i6l s. Main 81
CANNON BROS, BROKERS

"A p. So. Temple. Tel 910 Ind, slO.k
Rel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-21

AT Albany, New York, yesterday, the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
MONSTER TURBINES CONTRACTED FOR
Edison Company Places Large Orders with
Westinghouse Concern.

More big turbines and other power equipments
nave been ordered by the New York Edison and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit interests The United EIec-
inc Light and Power Company. which is controlled
hv the New York Edison people has contracted
win the Westinghouse Machine Company for two
iurbo-generatinP sets. each having a nominal ca
paclty OF u.&0 horsepower. 4 continuous overload
OF - per cent additional be carried SO that no
less than 1850 horsepower may bc developed. Each
machine viii weikh about 100000 pounds and is 10
operate at 80 revolutions a minute The delivery
will be made next winter.
Two similar equipments being built in
the Westinghouse shops for use in the Waterside
station Of the New York Edison COMPANY and the
"lhef two are TO be installed in the BROOKLYN Edi-
son Companys plant that the Edison people
nave SIX turbines order, aggregatng 81 goo nom
in9l horsepower.
another contract has Just been placed by Pres-
dent WINTER of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany for an l1250 horsepower Westinghouse Parsons
turbine, which Is To be erected in and
Division avenue power station. This plant will
before completion be Of the largest If not the
very largest. in the country To be devoted the
generating Of electric energy for operating street
railways. The ultimate development will be more
than 100000 horsepower
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TusKEcEE ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.

Tuskegee. Ala, April 3-The programme OF the
anniversary exercises commemorating the founding
II the Tuskegee Normal Institute. twenty years
ago will be continued Tomorrow The list Of
speakers includes number of prominent men from
the North Interspersed with music addresses will
President Booker T. Washington. Robert c. Ogden
Of New York. president Of the board Of trustees;
Judge William n. Hurt. of TuskeEee. President
Charles i. Thach. of the Alabama Polytechnic In
stitute at Auburn. Seth Low. of New York; Bishop
A Grant OF the African Methodist Episcopal
Church KansPs CITY. Mo. William J. Edwards.
graduate OF the Tuskegee school aud principal az
IN. snow Hill Normal and Industrial lnsttut" AZ
snow HIN Ala. and William II. Taft, Secretary "i
WA The principal addresses at the evening Sos
sion tomorrow will be delivered by DR. Lyman
Abhort of New York and President Charles Eliot
of Harvard University.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TWO L4BOR Law CASES
oecf'on Defining Women's WOrhfng
Time To Be Tested.

Attorney General Mayer is to submit briefs on
fIioay In TWO cases before the Court of Special
sessions, involving Section - Of the La Dor law,
winch iorolds the employment Of women in fac
tories after O'Clock at night or before e o'clock
III me morning, and which limits their hours Of
"ork 10 sixty hours a week These cases will
De appealed to test the constitutionality Of the
law If the Court Of Special Sessions holds the
oeiendants guilty, and it is expected that the
cases VIII be carried 10 the Court of Appeals.
and possibly 10 the United States Supreme
Court.
IN one case the defendant is David r. Will
iams Of the Williams Printing Company, at No
4o' Eleventh avenue. He is accused Of COM
peliing Katie Mead TO work in the printing office
uhtll I"'"o p m In the other case the de-
fendant is Bernard J. O'Rourke manager Of the
Gardner Binding and Mailing Company. at No.
Ia william street, who is charged with COM
pellihg women employees TO work in the place
until II p. IN. The complaining witness against
O Rourke is Annie O'NeiH
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
DECENT BURIAL FOR BINGHAM'S FAD.
Commissioners Request for Eight Millions
May Be Planted Deep, Says Mayor

Police Commissioner Bingham visits Mayor
Mcclellan every Tuesday and usually has some
thing new and interesting To communicate.
Yesterdays call was no exception. The warm
sunshine prompted the Commissioner 10 relieve
his mind Of suggestion that has been incubat-
ing for several weeks. He asked the Mayor
yesterday 10 suppor- in the Board Of Estimate
and Apporuonment proposition 10 condemn as
unfit for use 2 majority of the police stations
now in use and TO spend sso00,o00 for new
stations
No harm in his wanting ssoOo.oO," said the
Mayor. somewhat grinlly, in commenting on the
Plan. Probably the request if it is presented at
all viii be referred 10 the special financial com
mittee Of the board. This committee which in
cludes the Controller and the President Of the
Board Of Aldermen. has q private graveyard for
proposed appropriations"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy we're med
YESTERDAY with the clerk Of the United states ~
trict Court.
An involuntary petition hled agamSJ tIe
Usona Light Company a New York corporation az az
Nos 2i7 and 20 Third avenue. by the Union eIls
and Electric Fixtures Company and otheT IL
with claims aggreEating $l,4,t II Is alleged tiiat
the corporatou on April called meeting or us
creditors for the purpose OF ehecting settlell,i
I3ec;1se Of this insolvency Is claimed Preferehtlhl
payEnents are also alleged further act OF DARK
ruptcy. - -. cort,,.
an involuntary petition was filed against SOP S9phs
Il Houston, of No. 5l0 Fifth avenue, by Falk a
TaDnenberg with a claim of S4lh. Barbara Ciold-
smith with a claim OF S204 and Hckson & kehoe
with = third claim OF S207. The assertion Is Inaue
that the alleged bankrupt made a general assign
Infnt on March - FOR the benefit OF her credltots
10 Katherine l.. Richards
George F. Murray was appointed receiver ioI ~"
business of the Universal Kerosene Engine 1 or
pany of Nos. &. 5 and 10 Isl street. with n hond
of 81 The liabilities estimated the peItloh
saws at $40 600. with actual assets OF about S4'S"
Henry b. Barnes appointed receiver ~ tnc
business OF Albert Green with bond OF Slvo II
Is said that the alleged bankrupt March indde
"A proposition his creditors TO nqudatc all III
dehtedness - per cent the dollar, but later
Ftutrd lis inability effect such setiiHIhttlt,
be.a- .s.ail, i- ..akc tie 20! IIcuts suggested
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TELL OF MANY SEWER FRAUD CLAIMS
Witnesses in Trial Of Miles Maintain That
Their Atidavits of Loss Were Padded

The trial n William . Miles and the five men
indicted with him t0r alleged conspiracy 10 de-
fraud rhe city in obtaining fraudulent sewer
damage claims was continued IN Part Of the
county Court. Brooklyn, yesterday The eX-
animation of witnesses by District Attorney
Clarke continued through the greater part Of the
day and it was shown that nearly Sl50,000 had
been obtained from the city through padded
claims
EX-JUdse Brundage. who Is counsel for most
~ Lhe defendants. maintained a running fire Of
objections and interruptions which caused the
District Attorney 10 object with considerable
warmth. sharp argument ensued. and Judge
crane. wearied by The sguabbling, told both
TarIies they must cease.
Mrs. Emily Linn NJ 40 1s5 Wyckoff street
testified that she had lost through the overflow
.ug q sewer goods 20 the value OF $50. she
said thar MILES without being authorized by
her had filed claims for sI.57S. Mrs Linn said
.asses 10 her she thought the eXaggeratiOn 50
great that she et the claim drop.
Thomas II. Harvey. OF No. 72S Halsey street.
said oU The stand that he had signed five blank
eeUer damage claims. bur had not sworn 10 their
cnrrectness. Daniel Casey one Of the men in
oIcted and q former deputy sheriff, acted as
'ruuner' il tre case, and Harvey testified that
amounted to about $3.50. Claims were later filed
far SI2-l
NaIv Witnesses were examined. and each told
~ padded claims and Of the startling methods Of
fHe accused men.
The Tial viii go on tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

Short White Lawn and Nainsook
Dresses-high and low neclS-yoke and
Princess styleS-Emb Y and lace trim
vokes and extra rehned effects In
henstitchinK handstitchinz and
wrench knots-including novelty
dresses OF white. wirh Tnercertzed
chambray tuclks Fl ColorS-trirn
or deem hem'd Skirts OA
sizes 70 yrs--regularly Si.6a.
Little ChiIdren's Nainsook and Lawn
Trssses-Yoke. Princess and BOX Fisar
StyIeS-fanCv yokes with inset lace
and Emb y--some with entire fronts
II epen or medallion Emby-high or
low neckE-Jrin d and plain Skirts
ribbon tinish-Individual styles that
show the care exercised IN their
selection---sizes to yrs- 4 AZ
Regularly So so ...----... -VC
skirts % match above dresses. - - 81 rs
At 24 cts. 10 8 .9S-Extraordlnary as
scTtment of other short Dresses-Silk.
French and Persian Lawns. Nainsook and
Csmbric-Manv trimd IN daintiest de-
signs with wide OF narrow laces AMI In
seTts or exquisite emh'y or entire lace
herthas-vith and without tucks. hem
stitching. handstttclings ribbon rosettss.
etc--artistic designs
Your little cue will look like a picture
IN a0y one Of them
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Special in Box Coats

Little children New French 5cx Crafts
Cream Serge and Fancy Cheviotx-
stylish effects with front closinE ef
braid ornaments ana frogs or fancy
collar styles-sizes TO yrs- = IA
Regularly S4as-spscial %s ~
~ I 90 20 %. .9S-Other STYLES N
short Coats-China TaNesa I.,,li.i1.
Popln. French Lawn. Piaue posrsf
Swisse~. Allovsr, Evslet Emb~ etc.
also Bedford Card. Henristta Vol
FoPhn. Plain and Fancy -hevi,..
serse, NIohair Crepeia ana WITS
WaleS-EXauisitely made and triu-'d q,
datnttest fashion with laceS hsr4
smb'y handstitcninEs. French Knots
Tucks. ShirrinEs. Medallion. Fiuiurx.
SIX Braids, Appliqucs. etc
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
BIG INCREASE IN CAPITALIZATION.

Albany April S.-During March the State received
s0s0 from corporations for the privilege Of organ
iziug increasing their capital stock This is the
largest amount received from this source IN any
month since the State inaugurated the corpora
tion organization tax. l. represents tax on over
billions Of Capitalization. In March 1885.
only So 7ss was received from this source. From
Octoberl 1876 March 81 last. the receipts agsre
gated S2so246 q compared with Sl47,5i5 for the
corresponding period OF the preceding year
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
LEoNARn FAILS TO APPEAR.

Henry =. Leonard. who. according 70 Edward -
Coppinger and Mrs. Alice NJ CHRISTMAS, Is con
nected with giving them fake divorce DEGREES, did
not appear Yesterday before Justice Davis 10 eX-
plain A hearing OF the case was adjourned week
ago 10 have Leonard appear. He is supposed 10
h. in the West. Justice Davis said NO would send
the papers in the case TO tho District Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
ROPE AND TwINE PROPERTY SOLD.

Boston. April .S.-The Massachusetts property Of
the STANDARD Rope and Twine Company, "A corpora
ton with headquarters at No. Y State street. New
York City. sold to-day at public auction 10
Alvin ". Krech. Of New York, who purchased on
behalf Of the hondhoders committee of the COM
pany The price $4,000 The sale was
mortgage foreclosure by the Manhattan Trust Com
pany Of New York. acting trustee under the
mortgage. j charged that the Standard com
pany had defaulted its interest
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Special in rong Ccsts

All Wool Henrietta. Bedford Cord
CrePella and nsd Cheviots-lsrEe
circular and scslioped capes-trina'd
with hne or hesvy laces sirk n A
hr1id and Hedailtons-worth 50 so f-S y
Other Long Goats IN great variety. 4 a.
% 29. 9S-Peau de- Cvgne. Taftsfa
Louisine Poplin. china. Crepells. Ken.
rietta, Cheviot Mohair and Bedford
Cord and other Novelty Wsaves-uev
circular and scallnped capes With me
dalltons. silk braidS heavy and mr.
lace. chiffon pleatings. silk emb'y sta-
fine sateen and silk linings
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Special in Sacoues

Babies Bedford Cord. Cashmere s-s
Flannel SacqueS-Cufe little turn
over collar and -cuffs handstitched
TaEa 'T R5ns so5ms,sss 4c SlussssSD1s s a 81 %
Al 3 cents 20 = .9S-A great assort-
meut of BABIES SACSoT ES-Wursted.
Cashmere. Bedford Cord and hand
Amb' Flannel
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE co.

AT the annual meeting yesterday Of stockholders
Of the washington Life Insurance Company =. D.
Clarke H w Ford. George VI. Hard and O. 81.
Haven were reelected directors. and Richard Bill
ings Paul Fuller and Henry : Herman Wrr"
elected a fiji vacancies IN the board
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Little Bows Bloomer Suits

Russian and Blnomer-Plain Chamhrsv<.
White. Pique and Novelty White
Cioods-with and without embd
enblems-sizes 10 s yrs- n
value 81 50 ..-....---.-..-.. srN
At 25 cts. to 4 9S-A great assort
msnt OF BABY Bovs and Girls Russian
and Bloomer Suits-best STYLES ard
1ahrics
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

lions will be reported by the committee on for
eish commerce and the revenue laws urging the
baSsaee by Congress Of the PHILIPPINE Tariff bill.
ct. tePort on freight Determinations against this
80 s.x VIII be submitted by the committee on in
'ei"A trade and improvements
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Annual Spring Sale OF
Babies & Little Children's Wear

An event OF extraordinary every
Greater New York and tor miles around brings
such assOrtnlents Spring
for Babies Children are nowhere else
shown in this cOuntPY....A department
with such that it's fame assortment styles
and good values spread for beyond
Of Greater New York-East, West, South North.
Attractive Is display will SPECIAL. VALUES
offered herewith an
should be promptly avaied OF
No Telephone Specials:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Specials IN Long Dresses

Fine Nainsook-cute little baby YoksS -
lace or emb'y, with and without
tucks and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eIaborately trim with wide insertion
Of Point De Paris. French or German
Val laces skeleton fashion or
relieved win il !. tucksL D., 1.94
At II cts 70 O 9S-An exhaustive a.
sortment OF Long Dresses-Silk. Main
soak and I.awn-Yokes and skirts.
eIaborately trin'd with lace IN insert
fashion or up-and-down and fancy de-
signs. many in which the trimming al
most covers entire garment so ela rate
Is the design
skirts 70 match Long Dresses. - 70 81 9s.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Special in Carriage acbes
.G4,

White Pique-smby TRIM R1
instead OF 81 50. .......-..---.,.... ~
At % cents 70 Z 9S-A s-eat sssort
ment OF Piqus ana Eidsrdawn Carrts<s
Robes and Lawn Pillow Covers.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

T.s regular meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
~.src, viii h. held tomorrow AT 1870 p. in the
ha o. the Chamber. No s. Liberty street. Resolu-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Srccial IN Hats

Little Children'S LinEerie HAS
small and Iarge-White Lawn and
Null and Silk Combination-Tam
O. Shanter or Pu1sd Crowns--corusd
and shirred brins. lace edged
ribbon and null rosette finish
sizes 70 4 yTs.-regulsrly 81 4a- Oh
Sale price --.-------- -..--.-
Al 10 cts. TO 8. 5S-Hundreds q
others-in silk. Null. Point 4 Esprit,
Net Fine Lawn. Lace and Emh y
some very elaborate with large Pan
cake crowns and faring brtms. trim
IN handkerchief and other effects,
with and without handsome satin
bows etc sizes to vrs.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

Babies Cream Bedford Cord Refer
scauoped collar. hra.a or medallion
trim double roW pearl buttons "a
20 8 yrs.-instead 81 81 60. ....... ~
Al 49 % . .9S-Finer Rsefers-ssd-
ford Cord. Henrietta Serge. Crspeila a-ii
other Novelty Wsaves--slso Piaues ard
Silk-Narty sfyIes
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Speclal n BABIES, Shirts

Cashmere Shirts-sizeS q vrs.--lour -
and short slsevss--resularly - -. $50
AT 80 cents 10 / .39-Babies shirts -
Halt Wool. All Wool. silk and Wcoi
Ciauze ard Siik--au sizes - years.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
other Needs for Littl. Tets

BIBS-Silk. Lawn. Nainsook.
Cambric and Efoneycoub.. 9 60 "A
BOOTEES-Woysted. silk
and Worsted. All SIX 9 20 2S
VEILS-Plain net ans
lace fnserttngs. plear-
inGs and ribbon trim o.. % e. 92
TOK ES - Nainsook and
Cambric-dainty styles % % "a
STOCKINET DIAPERS
Plain and gathered ---... 2o e. ID
KNIT BANDS-Cashmers.
Flannel and Wool. with
and without straps. ..-..- 2i4 e. "a
QUILTED PADS-Disper.
Chair, Carriage and Bed
sizes -.....--.....-..... 10 70 SO
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.

single insertions 8 cents per line. Sixteen
soios seven times cons-cutiveiy. 81. which
entities advertiser 70 have rooms entered in
me Iribune's Directory Of Desirable Reoms
lor period OF fourteen days Write for
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
DRY GOODS DRY GOODS.
60 E A II IN

$ IS. ~. 81 "a
H. Is 10 % "a % % and - Thirteenth
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

Special IN Caps

Plain and emb'd Louisine and
china Slk-dainty French styles.
with turn back OF lace OF ernb'd
silk double folds or sllover ruched
Iace-silk lined-wide silk ties OA
sizes to s yrs.-regulariy 81 50.
At 10 cts to Z QS-Grsat stock Of other
Cans-Cbfna SIX, CreDe de Chine Net.
Tace Nousseline Liberty and I0uisine
six lawn and sIiover emb' latest
fanciss Of fashion
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
Special in B0nnetS

Little children Emb'd d and Plain
silk Bonnets-fuIl fare pokes. trim
with lace. ribbon and Mousseine--
vide sllk .iss-sizes to yFs-- IL
A. oS cts. TO Z. .9S-Bonnets. BonnstS
TsSn1ets Of every sort and shape-for
children up TO years old-Silk. Lawn.
Fine Emb'y. Organdy. Point d Esprit,
Net and straw and Mousseline, etc
Impossible not 20 md what you want
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
SnecisI in RatY Roys' Hats

straw Continentals Russian and Nove''y
shapes-Ri ibbou. PomPon and BRUSH =.
T~im' 'd-accordinz 70 style Q4
Sizes 70 3 yrs--value 81.
Finer. in large variety. 70 s.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

Easter Cloves ...-....
Easter ParaSolS O-s-,-~s
Easter Hosiery
WOMEN'S LONG GLOVES
12-button Suede--W hfts. -
I2-button susde-Blacz- go
16-button Suede-BlaclI and Whita.2. I -
l2-button White Glaze -...---.---2. 80
1s-burton GIace-Black, White.
Gray. Green. Reseda. Navy -. 81
PARASOLsS-
Ta1eta Sllk-blsck and colors. -------2. 9S
Hand Enbroidsred Linsn-soma with
adjustable handles 70 NJ IN
trunk or suit case. e. .9S 90 9. AS
WOMESS s HOSIERY
Gauze Lisle-blsck and white
double heels. toes and soles--------- %
Fine Black LislS--shecr game and
AIlover lace-some with garter top
double heels. toes. soles and top. 80
pairs for a dollar.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
BatiSte LaceS
Allovers and BardilgS.

BatiSte LaceS
Allovers and Bandi1gS.
From an importer who wished
to reduce his stock or these
handsome trimmings we have
bought at such concessions that
We can offer the following e1-
ceptional values
lace Ba4iste Ban1IngS
Straight and fancy edges-l[s % incii-
tSGSorth. -. Is .49-worth-- rs
t0-worth.. 50 .69-Vorth----. 80
6S-wor,h .... 40 .9S-wortb Lea
50-worrh. &c.,. SO. 1 .49-worth 22a
I .0S-vorth 2as
Batiste Edg ngS
70 Q inch "a
worth as ... 80
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

ter period Of fourteen days Write for
Fnll information concerning these rooms
may De had. free Of charge. at the Uptown
Snce OF The New-York Tribune. l,36s
hroadway. between 25th and 3Ith sts-
l--Elesantly furnished apartment. private
path. 81 so daily; including meals. two.
10 weekly; one. SIS THE VAN EENS-
sELAER. IS East 1Ith ST
18TH ST. 1O6-1OS wEST-Two large. con-
Meeting rooms: southern exposure
HEATED furnished rooms - rent; board
optional: private family: home comforts:
gentleman NELSON. 205 West l06th ST
lst MADISON AVE. 34th st-Ideai central
Iocatloh, attractive and clean rcoms; per-
Iect cooking: dainty service.
So1 WEST 18TH sT-Three rooms. pri-
N5te bath: good table; good location: two
oIoeks subway express HALL
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
=, also table board. in exclusive house
-. ~ G. LENT, so Riverside Drive.