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New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
FRENCH LOAN FAILS.
Final Demand WaS a Guarantee
from United States Government.

Paris. Nov. 1.-THE negotiations which J. =
Morgan & Co have been conducting with the Bank
of France to obtain between $40 OOOOO0 and 5000 0O
IN gold for direct shipment TO New York were
definitely broken off to-day. They had been I'm
progress since last week and a time seemed q
tho point Of being successful but the final demand
that the United States Government furnish guar
antce could not be complied with.
The history of the negotiations is substantially
as follows:
The Bank OF England. which had obtained gold
from the Bank of France ten days ago to meet tho
New York drain offered to try repeat tho opera
ton, but it having been learned indirectly that
several regents of the Bank OF France were. a
friendly act the United States. disposed 20 look
favorabIy upon proposition to furnish direct aid,
negotiations to this end begun
The first condition that the United States
Government should formally request such aid.
This condition was complied with. The United
States Government allowed the French government
to understand through diplomatic channels that it
would be 'gratified' il the operation could be ar
ranged.
The French government was favorably disposed
and communicated with the Bank of France. The
regents of the latter institution were also gener-
ally favorable, but Governor Pallan took the posi-
tion that the policy and rules Of the Bank would
he contravened either by the discount of finance
bills as distinguished from commercial bills, or in
making foreign operation without tho guarantee
Of a foreign government. AS this guarantee was
nlanifesty out of the question, the negotiations
we're brought to an end at noon to-day.
]. Picrpont Morgan, jr-, who managed the nego-
tiations, left Paris for London Immediately after
they were definitely broken off. lie was not in
clined TO talk on the subject, but before leaving
this CITY said to the correspondent of the Associ-
ated Press: THE highest financial circles in Paris
were very favorable and there is general disap-
pointment here that the Bank of France did not
see It's way clear to make the transaction
The effort to secure gold direct from Paris for
New York having failed. it is believed in compe-
tent circles that recourse will be had to another
triangular operation through the Bank of England
~ the American demand for gold continues
The proposed transaction involved the ultimate
raturn of the gold TO the Bank of France in the
same manner that the Bank of England will repay
in gold the three millions in time sterling bills
nurcbased a fortnight ago by the Bank of France
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
DISPUTE OVER INSULAR FUNDS.
United States Supreme Court Will Be Called
Upon to Settle the Tangle

san Juan, Porto Rico, Nov 14.-The dispute
over the method Of disbursing the insular funds
between United States Marshal Hubbard and G.
c. Ward, Auditor of Porto Rico, which has been
going on for several months, entered upon
phase to-day when the marshal obtained per-
ernptory writ of mandamus compelling the Audi
tor to pay the certificates issued to meet
penses incurred by jurors and witnesses before
the federal court and the salaries Of court Of
iicials.
United States Judge Rodey says the new law
IS in conflict with the federal statutes and that
he will hold the Auditor guilty OF contempt If he
refuses to pay the warrants. Assistant Attorney
General Brown argued that Judge Rodey had no
Jurisdiction, and he prayed the court 10 grant n
stay order until the question at issue shall be
decided by the United States Supreme Court.
Judge Rodey said he would grant this appeal.
but that the Auditor must first declare his in
tention of obeying the order of the court He
gave the Auditor twenty-four hours in which to
comply and said that If he did not he would
employ drastic measures. Mr.. Ward then de-
clared he would obey the order to pay the
counts and the appeal granted.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
PRAISE FOR SOUTH AMERICANS.
Credit Given for Their Work at the Hague
Peace Conference.

Paris. Nov. T.-There was an impressive demon
stration at the Luxembourg Palace this afternoon.
under the auspices of the French Inter-Parlia-
mcntary Arbitration Group. in honor of the French
delegates 10 the recent peace conference at The
Hague and the delegates from the South American
republics who are In Paris
NJ Dubost President OF the Senate. made an
address of welcome in which he warmly praised
tho work of the representatives of the American
republics. saying they had helped with France to
form "a coalition which would forge slowly but
surely the weapon which ultimately must vanquish
the brutality of war
NJ. Bourgeois who was chief OF the French dele
CATION. said: Let the skeptics laugh. but who
Iabored at The Hague as faithful servitors OF
iustice can bear testimony that We heard in the
Hail of knights the whispering of the universal
conscience the first slow but regular and distinct
beatings of the heart of humanity"
Among the speakers was Henry Vignaud secre-
tary OF the American Embassy.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
PREMIER RECOVERING.
NT Henry CanpbeH- -Bannerman Ont
Of Danger.

nils'oi' England Nov. At was stated this
el'erhoon that the Premier, Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman, who after addressing political
meeting became suddenly Ill last night at the
l'oi'e mere or William Howell Davis, Liberal
Member of Parliament for South Bristol. was
out Of danger
Al one time during the night the Premier 5
CONDITION caused the gravest alarm. Mr.. BirreII.
tne thiet Secretary for Ireland, who also is at
ioils'oi' was hastily summoned to see his chief.
oxygen was administered and relief was OBJ
tanned.
II was announced that the Premier's sudden
Illness was due to a severe spasm of the heart.
when gradually was relieved by restoratives
Sir Henry had planned TO make several no.
i'lcal speeches. but he has given up all his en-
Sagements and has requested Mr.. Brreu 10 take
them up.
Premier Campbell Banncrman was abIa 10 sit
up at late hour tonight. 1t is hoped that
AFTER two or three days rest he will return TO
LONDON No further bulletins will be issued
The trouble is said to be due entirely to recent
oVerexertion
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
ENSIGN ULLMo CoNFESSEs.
Admits Communicating with Foreign Power
Admiral Siegel Implicated.

Peris, Nov. 1.-THE "Libre Parole" declares
to-day that the connection of Admiral Siegel.
the German naval attache here, who has just
been recalled. with Ensign Ulno. who was
arrested last month at Toulon charged with
being SPY. has been established by documents
which are now in the hands of NJ. Leydet, the
examining magistrate who is inquiring into
the charges against Ullmo.
The paper adds that their correspondence was
carried through Hebrew Intermediates but
that a personal meeting between Unmo and
Siegei occurred IN Paris last August, and that
Siegels recall was due to the fact that he was
compromised.
Ullmo when subjected to q severe exainlna-
ton this afternoon, confessed to the magis-
trate that he had been in communication s9ith
2 foreign power. which. he added, refused his
offers on the ground that the price ne asked
wa foo high.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
Friday Sale cf
Curtains DraperieS, Rugs, etc.

curtains DraperieS, Rugs, etc.
French Net Curtains Scroll and
Renaissance effects-Wsre 81. r.. = -
Fine Irish Point lace Curtains
showy or novelty borders-scuns
with floss Work-vaIue St00O Pr. e. 2S
Reversible Frou F'rOu Dauzsk
PortieTes-rope edge-valus 50 as . QS
Fine Merc'z'd Dauask Portieres-
two tone or solid coioTinEs-
fringe OF rope sdgs-vaIue S7-a . QS
Colonial Madras NIuslins-cOFd or
vhite-36 inches vide-vaius Is IN
Mornis Finish Cretonnes-foraI. French
stripes and Oriental patterns 99S
Art Tafs,as. Art Tfckinss and furniturs
Dimities-values from ID 70 35-. 1Q
All Wool Brussels FSuzs-sesmIeSs-
medallion and small figures
6x9 ft.-worth $500. -.-.....7 2R
Wilton Velvet Rugs-foraI and Oriental
desigus-sx12 ft--reg- s.. 90 II Z .9SS
sanford's Administer -36x72 inch
full assortment OF patterns and
colorings-elsewhere $3.50 -........S III
Hinoki Portieres-Rope Portiere
stylss-all cOlors-worth 81 -sO.....f GCf
Opaque Window Shadss-sxs It
all colors-nO whits-Special. 19
Wood Curtain Poles
brass rings. ends and brackets
cOmplets-Usualiy SO 9-...-----..... .SH
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
Friday Sale Of
Millinery and Washable Waists

Children's Velvet Picture Hats
PoHes and Baby shapes
black. white, coloTs-large tsffets
or satin boTs-elSswhsre $3.50. 8 .AS
worens Felt Resdy-to-Wear Hats
black. colOrs and contrast effects
large mushrooms. also side turned
stylss-worth $3.50. .-------.------ .9S
wcmen's Trimmed Hsts-felt or velvet
new shapes. handsomely trimd-
regularly $3.50 O---------.---.- 9 49
women's Velvet Dress Hats-Freuch
sailors. mushrooms and new shapes
black. brown and navy-reg. .eS. o. SO
Rich PIumes-sxtra heavy-t6 inch
black or white-also IS inch all
colors-worth $500 -.--..-...... Is
Tailored Madras waists-aiso lace
trimmed Lawns-chsrming STYLES
worth si.4s SO
Fine Batiste or Iawn-allover emb'd
fronts or other dainty designs. with
laces. emby, etc--worth 81 "a. 4 9S
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
Friday Sale of
Boys Suits, 0VercOatS, etc.

BOYS Double Breast Suts-Plain and
Mixed Chev1ots In stripes and
plaids-7 TO IS yrs-rsg- 81 as 1 80
Russian Coats and Refers -Meltous,
also Herringbone Cheviots-
to IL yTs--value 81 -...--,.-2 2 .SS
Bows OVsrcoats-CSray and black
FTieEe, also Fancy MiXturss-
10 10 yrs.-vaIue $500. ......... 3 90
Double Breast Suits-chscks stripes,
plaids aud ulixtures-sOme with two
pair knicker trousers
value $3.50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = 9S
Bows Rubber Coats and Mackiutoshss-
black. gray, tan-plain and plaid
hnings-6 TO 10 yrs.-yBlue S2QS. I .9S
Knee Pants and Bloomers-
Cheviots. Tveeds and CassimsTeS-
3 10 IL yTs-value .4o. ..-......... %
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
Friday Sale Of
Table Linens. T0Yels. etc

All Linen Table CIoths-5sxs4 inch
fringed-faucy borders. %
Extra me II. :. linen $40 cloth
doz- napkins-regularly $3.50. ~ 9S
All Linen Damssks-crean and white
IS and 20 inch-Teg- ,9s yd----.--- 90
Hem'd Huck Towels-F7uII bleach
20X40-whita o. red borders
regularly .16i3 -...--..-.........- I
- Inch Sanitary DispsrinE-
piece Of 10 yds--reS. 50 .--....,.. 50
All Linen r. : Scsrhng-ts inch
knot fringe-row open work
regularly 80. -.----,---.--- %
All Linen Damask Towels -26x50-
cord borders-knOr fringe
value ,95 -----.--.-----.-.---,-.-. %
lard Wide Long Cloths 70 10 yd-
lenSths-not remnants. each piece
nicely put up-instead OF ILL.,. ~
Fine French Lawns-45 inches wide
regularly - ...----...----...... 10
Nercerized Madras Waistinss-
40 choice designs-SpeCia1. ..-..... ID
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CEN aTRAl.

ktGW WsMSGu O0lGN u lT1 ~ j..
EvERY HOUR on THE HOUR. = =
FOR PHILADELPHIA--Lv W. 25D
sT.:-6-5O. $50. s 20 so. ESQ. 1880. II 20.
$50. $50. $50. $50, $50. li.5O p. m. sun
days, 7G0. $50. $50. 1880. 11.5O a. m,
1850 $50. ESQ. 800. 4.5O $50. $50. 7.6O.
''IG Iv. Lis, GfBERTY ti ssrE1so. $50. 100. 500.
$50 300. 1900 lIOO 1L30. 12OO a. m.
LOO. $50, 200. 500. 400, $50. 500 500.
days: @ SpS 20 so so5 Zoo = iooo 6nqso Ii.oo nm.
1900 noon. 100. ZOO AGO. 400. 500 400.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
-Lv. W. 23D ST.:-7.6O. ESQ, 11.sO a. m.
$50 $50. so, 6,5O 2, m daily.
a n m. i2oo noon. zoo. 4oO. 900. 100
p FOR 'c5i 0@i.i ATLANTIC CITY.-Lv. w. 2sD
?. m. SG sundays $50 a, m, 20 Pm ?. N. 0'
Lv. Liberty ST. 1000 a. m 600
sats. only. $40 p. m Sundays. 1Oo0
FOR la LRkEwooD AND LAKEHURsr.
-Lv. W. ODD ST. $50 a. m 02.5O Sats
only. 1.2O. 3,2o $50. 80 g. 20 Ssts, only)
L.. LIBERTY ST. - 90. 1000 a m
100 Sats. only, l.5O. 3 40 4.1O, 500 $40
sats- onlO p III Sundays, $780, 1000 a. m.
FOR LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK
AND OCEAN GRONE.-Lv. W. 23D ST.
$50, 112O a. m. 10 so. 80 5. 20. $40. S. 20.
IL so p. m Sundays. $50 a M. $50. $50
..
Lv LIBERTY ST.:4.Oo. $40. i1so
a milo, 4.45. go $50. s 45 D. M, Il. OF
midnight. Sundays. 400. 200 a. m, 400,
$50 p. IN
Time tables may be obtained at following
offices: Liberty ST. West 23d ST. Tel 3l4l
Chelsea, q Astor House PAS. 434. 1900. 1854
Broadway. 1S2 Fifth Av., 2S1 Fifth Av, Is
Uaion Square West, 279S Third Av, los
West 125th St, PAS Columbus Av.. New
York: Court St. 343. S44 Fulton ST.. 479
Nostrand Av-. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination
W. q. BESLER, W. G.. HOPE
Vice-Pres. g. Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Azsat
10 TR-07
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
CODY IN GOULD SUIT.
Explanation of Shoscmdn's Relation
shin to Wife Wanted.

In an effort 10 get Miss Helen Mer. OF London. To
testify IN the suit which his wife. katherine Glenn
mons Could has brought against him for separa-
ton. Howard Gould filed affidavit I'm tho Su-
pIome Court yesterday regarding his wtfc's rea-
tons with William + Cody, commonly known as
Buffalo Bill Mr.. Gould alleges that his wife
told Miss Mer what her association with Cody had
been and afirus that his wife told him before
their marriage that she had had only business re-
lations with the Snowman
The matter up In this shape when Clarence
!. Shearn. counsel for Mrs. Gould. made application
before Justice O'Gorman to have an OK parte or
der which Howard Gould recently obtained from
Justice Fitzgerald for the examination of Miss Mer
as a witness for the defence vacated. Mr.. Shearn
argued that as Miss Mer. who is at present in this
could not appear at the trial. her examination
when she could not be confronted by a jury and
the plaintiff and cross-examined. would not be just
Courtland Y. Anable, counsel for Howard Gould
said In his argument: Certainly nothing could be
more provoking to a husband than the discovery
that his marriage contract had been brought about
bv fraud This. coupled with the discovery of mis-
conduct on the part OF the wife, seems TO me to
fully Justify the taking OF Miss Mers testimony
now In view of her contemplated departure for
England"
In supporting his application to have the order
vacated Mr.. Shearn said that of his conteE-
tlons was the fact that the affidavit made by Mr.
Gould did not have affidavit of the witness
to what she expected 10 say He continued:
''If woman has been guilty of misconduct be
fore her marriage. that is justification for aban
donment 1t might be plea for the annulment of
the marriage but the papers do not state that the
defendant intends to bring any action for annul-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
GOVERNOR POST COMING HOME.
Objection May Be Made to the Confirmation
of His Appointment in Porto Rico.

San Juan. p. r. Nov. H-Governor Post sailed
for New York yesterday on the steamer Philadel-
phia. The Governors enemies. it is said.
making capital OF his recent speech to the Porto
Rico school inspectors, in which he is reported
have said that the inspectors are worse than the
missionaries in Porto Rico
Church influence. it is asserted is being sought
to prevent the Senate from confirming the Gov
ernor's appointment to succeed Beekman Winthrop
as Governor Of Porto Rico. President Gompers of
the American Federation OF Labor. it is further
stated obtained full details of the incident, but for
what purpose is not known
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
FIDELITY OF MARYLAND SOLVENT.

Lewis L. Deafield. as referee appointed by the
Surrogates Court and the Supreme Court to inquire
into the solvency of the Fidelity and Deposit Com
pany of Maryland yesterday filed his report in the
County Clerks Office in which he finds the COM
pany TO be solvent. The company had assets of
s. e47. so g. March 81 last, and a surplus of
& s751S3 81, according to tle referees statement
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
Friday Sale Of
Notions and Toilet Articles

Darnins Cotton-doz. balls
value rs a doz..----.-.-.-. 12a
Light Weight Hair Frame
four styles-valus % .24-...-....fT
Real Hair PufIs-sst OF eight
value s1-SS ..........-...... 80
Allover Hair Nets-valus IL ....... 81
De Angelo CASTLE soap-purs olive
oz--reg S....-.. -....-..-...........s q
BORNE Antissptic Mouth Wash
DohaAr Size ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Oxzyn Balnl-with sample cake OF
sOap-reg- 30 ..-..........-..... 30
Count BIsgda Toilet Cream
90 Ct jar so
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
JOHN w REID ARRESTED IN PARIS.
st. Louis Man Charged by London Authori'
ties with Swindling.

Paris Nov 1.-THE local police. at the request OF
the authorities at Scotland Yard. London. arrested
to-day John William Reid of St Louis. the
charge OF swindling
Reds place of business recently has been at
Belle Vue Lancashire England. Attorneys said
that his arrest due to differences over accounts
with mis- English creditors.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
Friday Sale Of
Women'S & Childre1's UIderv'r

Nainsook Corset Covers-triu1ned
all around with Point de Paris
lace-vaIus 50. s.......-.....-..-.. "a
Womens Night Dresses-CsmhriC,
Muslin and NainsoOk-lovely lace
and emb'y trinr-dOIIar gowns "a
White Cambria SBirts-elabOrate lace
and emily trinl-worth 800. .SS
Extra Size Muslin Night Dresses
yokes Of emb'y hemstitched
tucks and embd ruf1e-valuo .eS.. 80
Children's Knit Night Drawers-extrz
quality to 10 yrs.-valus .es.... So
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
e.,,n,ss,N MAY BE APPOINTED.

Berlin. Nov Admiral Count Won ban-
dissin, who commanded the imperial yaehl Ho'1'A'
zoliern in 1901 during the visit OF f'ii'ee . "
J,r,,ss,a "a the limited States WILL ii Is understood
be appointed chief of the general staff o. IN" navy
10 succeed Admiral Won BuechseL Ad'"ir'i f>ic-
dIssin became a rear admiral three months 'iiter
his return from America and was h'ue
lniral in 1905, when he was lsce" AZ '
tils nrsf baftlcehip squadlon
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
Friday Sale Of
AsalJ Nl--N o
FlannelS, Innings, Trimmings

Fla1nelS, LiningS, Trimmings
27-iuch Best All Wool Eidsrdowns-
white, blue, red. &c--reE. 3d.. %
Heavy White Domet F1anuels-
for infants. childrsn's wear and
night dresses-wers S15 cts.-----.- s11A
Fine White Wool Saxony
FlauneIs-value .S4..---.----..---- %
Flannel Remnants-white and coiored.
plain and embd at less than whole
sale prices. lengths for all purposes.
Lining SiIks-guaranteed 10 wear
white, brown. myrtle. pearl and
black-regularIy .SS...-.....-.--... 4S
Mercerized Lining Sateens-Black.
white and new shades-valua n -
SIX Embroidered Apphques and Persian
BandinEs-new cOloriuES- broken lots
OF most Vidths-69 Ct kinds. 50
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
GERMAN DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.

Berlin Nov H.-Dr. Won Muhloerg. Under Sec
retary OF the Foreign Office. has been appointed
Prussian Minister TO the Vatican, succeeding Baron
Won Rotenhan, who has asked for retirement on
account OF age. Herr Stemrich. Minister to Persia.
becomes Under Secretary of the Foreign Office.
Dr. Rosen Minister at Tangier. going TO Teheran.
Count Won Presser- -Rayski, secretary OF legation
at Mexico City, will be transferred to Constan-
tinople where he will the duties of second
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

Fast Express Service.
PLY LHMOUTH-C'HERBOU BREMEN.
u VIM. II Nov. 20. l o AM CeciIieneW)F Feb. 4
kronprinz. Dec ?. 10 AN X Wu. II Feb. Is
1eClhetnwl Dec.lo. 1OAM CeCilietnV) Mar. ;
kronprinz Jan. 17,1O AM X. VIM. II. Mar II
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLY LNMOUTH-CHERBOU BOURG-BRSNEN
.slain. Nov. 2l. 10 AN tKurfuerst Dec. :
.Seidhtz Nov. ~. 10 AN tRhC:n .-. Dec. II
-OldenberE. Nov. -. 1OAM 'Cneisenau. Dec 10
TBarh r sa. Nov IS JOAN main. co.. Dec. 26
Bremen direct. fCherbourE and Bremen.
Mediterranean Service.
GLIB -NAPLES-GENOA. at Il AM.
:, connecting at Gibraltar for Algiers-
~. Luise. Nov 16 X. Luse. .... Ian.
N: Albert Nov. 50 z. Irene. .... Jan. ~
,Neckar .... Dec. ! Friedrich. ... Jan. -
fIiedrich Dec. a X. Albert. .... Feb.
-Omits Genoa
FROM Brenen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS. Hoboken-
AROUND THE WORLD TOURS.
East and West.
n. c. LLOYD EXPRESS TlNE
~ ICE ~ + Lib l-t-S-NAPLES-ALE
Herman-Mediterr Line.
SHiSIseilIeS--G Genoa via Naples TO the Levsnt.
NJ Al fOUMANIAN MAIL STEAMERS
stantinople-Smyrna--
-, Alexandria.
N'rth German Lloyd Travellers Checks
~, Good All over the World.
S rs q CO, No. Broadway y. Y.
LOUIS II. Meyer. 1Ol6 Walnut St. Phila
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
KILLED BY EXPLOSION OF GAS.

Union City. Nov. ia explosion in the fac
tory Of the Metal Finishing Company in Bridge
street to-day killed Frank Paterycke and John
Petrusl,i. both workmen in the japanning depart
men. Tho force of the explosion blew out por-
ton OF thc brick wall side OF the building
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
Friday Sale Of Various Needfuls

20 and 2s inch Umbrellas English
Gloria-plain. trimd and natural
handles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Women's Glaze Kid Cloves clasp
black. white and colors-speciaJ... 80
Mems Natural Merino Shirts and
DraWers-heavy weight BILE stitched
seams-value -SS-.-- 90
Mems LisIe Thread Socks Plain and
Observation-Disclosures Soles Heels and
Toes-also split Feet-values "a 40 %
Mems Negligee shirts-stiT er,N soft
b0somS-light. medium sri dark
custom made-reg- 81 . -----.----- 10
SIX crepe Chiffons-double width
white. plum and all new shades
worth ID ----------- ---.-.... 80
Mems All Linen Initial H'ds'fs--
worth rs 5-------.----..--.' '--...-.. 10
Il inch Embroidery Corset Covering
and Flouncing-Swiss. Cambria,
Nainsook-worth 80 TO 40. ..--.-- %
Rhinestone Set. Carved and Plain shell,
amber and pearl gray Combs
also polished giIt mounting
20 CT. kinds. .------- .siE4
Pearl NeckIaces-graduated solid bead
Invisible snap-value .49 .....-..,. %
Point de Paris and fancy Iacss-
10 inch-best patterns-vaiue g.. D
SIX windsor Ties-plaids and
plain-hem or hemstitched-reg- % 10
Yokes and Chemisettes-Baby Irish
ana Point Gaze, with Venise-
many new designs-values 10 as 81
Plain and Plaid Taffeta Ribbons
also Roman stripes for hat trim IS.
&c-value 20 and 30. 9.--.-...-..- 25
Hand Emb'd SILK Lambrequins-
2Ia yds. lOng-tinsei designs
handknoe fringe-reg- 81 ...---- 80
Pure Linen Scarfs and Shams-
n 5 and row drawn work
aOx5t 3OX3o-vslue 50. -----.-.-., 80
Handmade Renaissance Scarfs-aHovc-
or linen centres-with and without
drawn work -2Ox54-spscial. ..-----3. IS
Carriage Envelope and SwagEec H;aEs~
black and -eoiors-leathsr or six lined
and ftted-vsiue 81. ..---.-.---- TO
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
Friday Sale Of
Misses and Babies Wear

Girls Long Coats-Mixtures and
plain ClOth-browu. bIue and green
To IA yrs--value k5-es- -------- 3 9S
Girls Dresses-Plaids and
mixtures-also Cashusrss IN best
cOlors-6 TO IL yrs
worth gas ana s3.es. ------...- I .9S
Babies Long Nainsook Slips-with
lace. emby and tUCks-reg. 40 8 1
Babies Long Cbats-sll wooI Batists
and Bedford Cord-deep cspes with
lace. ribbon and braid-reK- S4aS 3 .SS
Babies Faille silk Caps-pretty
lsces. braid. ribbons and fur heads
silk Hned-sizss to 5 yTs--
worth $50 ...,...,................ 90
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
n. 81. n. II. & HARTFORD r. r..

n. Y, n. H. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
s2d st. and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov.-ttl 1900
sll0:00. x!IlO:O2 a M, TIL 90. XII :oS.
Il 1900. ttIl5:OO. sFII5:O2. -'12;O0 T. NJ,
via Spfd.-i9-15 y. NJ. 'H12:00, 'l4;00
I'll :O0 +. NJ
wor'ster " Fitch. via ,tnam, $3.50 P NJ.
LakevtlIe & Norf-fse.O1 a. NJ, f3:26 Pm.
CT harrington Stockoridge. Leuox, Pitts
field t4:5+. i'9:OO a. NJ. tS:26 p NJ:
Ticket offices at cCid. Cent Stn and cl25th
St. also at c245. 1900 c1s54 B'way. COS
Union Sd, else 18th Ave, c649 Col Ave,
ch62 5th Ave. c64a Mad. Ave. clos ".
i25th St. 2Ias 80 Ave. In Rklyn. ca Court
st 4T9 NoStrand Ave. 500 B way
sDaUy. Except Sundays. SStops at I25th
St xStops at t@5th st sundays only
tParior Car Limited. sSunday parlOr car
SleepinE Car tickets also