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New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
COPPER H0LD-UP DENIED
lanes NOrOtOn and Steamer Hin
dEstGn MyStify Local Dealers.

Denial was made in several responsible GUAR
trs yesterday OF the tale Of a copper trust
rhich alleged 20 be secretly storing at
hrious points quantities OF she metal aggrs-
sting thirty thousand tons, for the purpose OF
reating an artificial scarcity.
There developed, however a twofOld counter
nystery, which concerned James Noroton, presi-
ent Of the Northeastern Metal Dealers Asso-
Iaton. whose communication to the Attorney
General OF the United States gave the public
be first intimation OF the alleged trade plot. and
be steamer Hindustan. which, according to Mr..
Foroton. has been since last October cruising
tOut carrying as ballast one thousand tons
q copper, and only recently put IN 20 this port
er brief stay, departing about December 20
. wander indeterminately again over the win
Ty sess, with the object OF keeping the one
housand tons OF copper out OF the hands Of
fould-be consumers
To 6eal with the last mystery first: II the
lates given are accurate, some official in the
peal customs service must have been mapping,
or the Custom House files, It was said yester-
lay. contain no record OF the clearance OF g
heamer Hindustan later than last July. The
question OF the identity OF Noroton gave q good
ZEAL or trouble 10 copper men here. who could
iot remember ever having heard OF the man.
Late in the day light was thrown on this
luZZls BY dispatch TO a Wall Street news
lureau from Boston, which said:
James Noroton. the president OF the so-called
Eortheastern Metal Dealers Association formed
n New York last week, is a Charlestown Junk
lealer, trading under the name of the NJ Nor
Hon Company. He admits his connection with
he Northeastern Metal Dealers Association
out IS apparently not very familiar with the
ubject OF copper storage. nor will he throw any
light upon the interests back OF him or his
association. There IS not a scintilla OF truth
n the allegations OF the storage OF copper IT
INV point except the storage at the refining
FORKS, while the copper is undergoing cleo
Folytic treatment. Thomas ". Lawson. the
upper frenzifler, was born in Charlestown
Representatives OF the principal copper pro-
trcing companies all declared yesterday that
be allegation OF Noroton OF a combination TO
geep back copper from the market was IN
lounded and absurd. The output OF practically
III the companies has been sold months ahead.
md the only copper mined not yet in the hands
" consumers !s that which Is awaiting the re-
sning process, & is said. outside OF the small
urplus stock which every copper concern keeps
~ hand as provision against emergencies. to
insure customers against serious delay in de-
fvpFy
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC.
Bonds Amounting to $0,OOO,OOO offered by
Clark. Dodge & Co

Clark Dodge Co. and the Trust Company Of
America are Offering 10 investors IS 10000 OF At
lantic & Birmingham Construction COMPANY and
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad Com
panys first collateral trust per cent four-year gold
coupon notes, dated May l. 1896 ana dua Nav
1910. interest payable May and November / with
Dotn principal ana interest payable at the Trust
Company OF America New York trustee
These bonds ara a direct obligation Jointly and
seveTay OF the two companies making them. They
are redeeInabe at 10 and interest on any Interest
date They are secured by S2s. sO60Oo par value OF
stocks and bonds, including absolute aiori.V
OF the common and preferred stock OF the Atlanta
birmingham q Atlantic Railroad Company, all OF
lhe stocks and bonds OF the Brunswick Steaush.n
Company and all OF the stocks of the Birmng iiSTn
Iron and Birmingham Coal companies
Having sold 100000 OF these notes the balauca
are otered al sS1s and interest at which price they
yield SIS per cent the investment
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
IMPROVED MEMORY
And Increased Weight From Eating Proper Food.

Tie memory and other important functions
~ the brain are greatly influenced by the condi-
ton of the digestive organs.
This may seem strange to persons who do not
stop 10 realize that every new cell in the brain
II made up from the food thar is taken into the
stomach because every thought wastes cells
which have to be replaced by others.
When the proper food is used and fully d.
eested so there's no fermentation and poisonous
waste manufactured in the body, and the new
cells are built I'm as fast used up. the brain
becomes clear and memory is sure TO be inn
proved.
A Mich. woman writes:
Three years ago was in q very bad condi-
rause collapse, and was thin almost 10 emacl-
alton
Il tried nsny changes Of diet but nothing
seemed 10 agree with me; what ! ate just
gaained in my stomach and fermented. Seeing
Grape Nuts food advertised thought would
isy 4.
Il began with two teaspOonfuls OF Grape Nuts
9Th milk and realized that at last / had found
sotnesafng 4 could eat without discomfort.
1t was my main food for sonle time, and after
Z while could eat other food without the for
nlsr 81 effects: Tie Grape-Nuts seemed to help
digestion every way.
Strength began return and from l02 lbs.
which was NY weight when ] began Grape
Mute 4 now weigh 1885, and consider myself
gsl. With returning strength. my memory I'M
proved greatly. do not suffer the severe IA
5sue used TO or any OF the evils that used 10 be
eHsry day occurrences. eat wen, sleep Wen.
tcd weli-tLanhs TO Grape-Nuts Tor !: slil. '
aafae given BY Postum Co. Battle Creek. Aich.
Rad fhe book rho Road - MELVILLE. Ia 2kss-
'lheTsis srFeE.s
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

~ ~
STATIONS west 23d St. \. R
Time shown below is from Liberty St
West Esd st. leaves 10 minutes earlier
except as noted BY designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA
t'i2.15, $50. moo. m's.00. $50. s9 90,
$4,000. s11.O0. 11.So. m'12.0O. f'L0o.
1.SO. S2.00. sSO0. s4-0O. $500. $50.
m%6.OO. 900. $500, 1900. ptO-20 p n.
BALTIMOTE AND WASHINGTON
9tsi.oO. $500. 100 100 --'''' ''
LAKEWOOD AND L.AKEHURST-Za. 90.
$40 A. NJ. x1.0O, $50. k3.4O. d4-15. 800
hTLANT1C S { CITYWss 1I i 10 "a a NJ NJ. xl.oO.
k3.40 P. NJ.
long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK,
OCEAN GROVE tSundays. No. AsbUry
Park)-z4.OO. $50. 1880 A NJ. ex12 40.
except Ocean Grove. "a 90, 400 A. NJ,
400. $50 =. n
Tine tables giving trains to EASTON
EI3Ttl I.EH EAI, ALLENTOWN, MACCH
READING, HARRISBURG POTTsVILLE
WIl.LlAMSPCRI and all other points
can be obtained at following Offices: Lib
cry 81, West 22d St. Tel 314i Chelse,t)
way, IS3 9TH Az, 231 5th Av-, 25 Union
Square West. 2I9S "a Av.. los West f25-h
-, "a columbus Az, New York;
Court St. 343. S44 Fulton St, 479 Nos
trahd Az. Brooklyn: $40 Broadwa~ VIII
!aInsburs New York Transfer 90 calls
Tor ana checks baggage TO destination.
DAILY. fDaily. except Sunday. pSun-
Gays tParlor cars only. aExeept satur-
urdays only. zFrom Liberty st. Only.
bDinlns car Sundays fDining car daily.
From Twenty-thi-d Street-e12.2Q p.
NJ g4S0 p. n. j11.S0 P. NJ. k3 20 p. II.
w C. BEsI.ER. w. c. HOPE
Vics-Pres & Gen Mgr Gen PaGS'r Agt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
HOPES FOR CURRENCY LEGISLATION
James R. Branch Says Charles N. Fowler, of
House Committee, Feels Optimistic

James r. Branch, secretary Of the American
Bankers Association said yesterday afternoon con-
cerning the report from Washington that the pros
pect for currency legislation at the present session
OF Congress hopeless:
J have just communicated over the long distance
telephone with Charles y. Fowler. chairman of thp
Committee on Banking ana Currency of the House
or Representatives, in reference to tho report print
cd that he had given up hopes of financial legisIa-
tion al the present session Of Congress Mr. FoW-
Ter emphatlcdly denies the accuracy Of this state
ment and informs me that he thinks the chance
Brighter for House Bill No. 3.Ol7 becoming a law
than ever before. The clearing houses of Chicago
St. Louis. Savannah and Norfolk and the WaShinp
ton Board Of Trade have just passed resoIutioHs
unanimously Endorsing the bill
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
JAMES R. ROOSEVELT, JR.. GETS GOODS
Replevins Household Utensils Valued at
S7.O00-His Move Follows Threatened Suit.

As an outcome OF the threatened suit for $4,000
damages against James r. Roosevelt jr., the after
accompanied by NJ. Il. Mulvihill city Marshal and
n representative OF his counsel. Baker q Hyman.
went to the Harlem Terminal Warehouse Nos
4o7 and 459 East 136th street. yesterday ard
pIeyned household goods valued 5000 which M
Roosevelt alleged were his when he lived at No 70
West 109th
some time ago John Bailer threatened a suit for
$4,000 damages against Roosevelt for the alienation
Of his wfe's affections. The suit far as is
known. according TO Mr.. RooSeVelt's lawyers has
never been brought. The order calls for the
plrvn Of 120 articles. ranging from a grand piano
10 a garbage caiL" The goods not removed
from the storage warehouse. but fdaced under
s. al The order IS turuable at the 18th Municipal
District Court. 96th street and Broadway. before
Justice Seaman. February !.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
DRIVER STABBED TO DEATH.
Negro Charged with Killing Man After
Short Quarrel.

John Kennedy. OF No. 1$3 West SD street. driver
OF moving van. was stabbed twice and killed yes
terday in front OF apartment house at No IA
Central Park West Melvin Shemo q Negro who
operated the elevator at the apartment house was
arrested charged with murder.
Kennedy had gone 10 the house to move some
furniture. As he going down I'm tho eIeVat or
he got into an argument with Shemo. According
the police, The Negro followed Kennedy into ths
street, and Kennedy turned away from Ybe
wagon plunged long knife into his brea 81
ShemO ran away, but Patrolman Coleman stoono1
a passing automobile and caught him after chase
OF q few blocks
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
Clearance Of
Point Arabs, Nottingham and

Scotch Lace Curtains
> to 10 pairs Of style-abOut ,ooo
pairs in the lOt-An Importers Sur
entirely perfect, except that
one sample of each style Is slightly
sOiIed from handling overlook edge
finish
Lot Curtains worth S1.25.. 20
Lot 2-Curtalns worth $3.50. -9S
Lot 3-Curtalns worth S2.49- Il 40
Lot 4-Curtains worth $40. l. -9S
Lot 5-Curtains worth $4.9S-2-9S
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
REDUCTION IN woMEws TAILORED SUITS

O. Haas Brothers. taiors and importers fo~
women. with store at No 70 West 27th street
offer as a special .nducement this week 10 crs-
toners a sale OF tailored gowns 10 order which
formerly sold for SO, the price being $40 These
talIors say thsy onfer this reduction that they ma
fseo their good men al work during The scasnn
between winter and spring. Although this reductiof
In price * made. y. Haas Brothers say tae AZ an.
srp4F-raS'ip are fully W % thc ssa4dari OF li.s
Iclu.sg s.J -cMD.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
HANGS HIMSELF TO sEDPosT.

without any apparent cause. William Zimmer-
man. a potter. of No IS Union avenue Williams
burg. where ne lived ard also had his pottery
Initted suicide yesterday by strangling himself with
a stout piece of twine. Zimmerman was possessed
OF considerable property and seemingly had moth
ing worry him.
An employe. Peter Williams fdG.d Zimmerman
with 4 moose wound tightly round rs neck and the
other end fastened TO the bcdpost
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
LAST THREE DAYS CT
These Values Il
WCmen'S Underwear

WOmen'S Underwear
Cs,mnric and Muslin DRAWERS
h. : hem and cluster rucks or wide 10
ruffla with spaced tucks-reg- 80. ~
Cambri, ana Muslin DRAWERS eight
excellent STYLES. with Iaye and
inserts. euby and p. : tEcSs- SO
69aers at so 20 .9S-worth 70 10 sl-2s.
Cambria CORSET COVFRS-dafntily
trim'd front and back with fancy IA
lac ana ius-rtiugs regularly -.
,'amb-ic and Naiusook CORSET COVERS
-rfubrv or lace yokes front aud
hack ribbon hniSh-eiSht good IN
styles--rrsularly 81 ,..-.-..-.-.-
Others at 50 to 90.
worth 80 10 Sl-49.
Muslin NIGHT DRESS E,S- four effective
pGels win cmb'y and tuck trim'd 10
yokes- E : cr emb'y rufr--reg 81 =
Nain-ook NIGHT DEEsSF.-- square or
ruuI4I vacS Maltese or ta4cy lace
and rua'y heading ribbon sun no
Others AT 90 to 400.
worth St-3o 20 SB-SS
Muslin SKIRTS-decp rufic % n :
tu-Is and lace inserts or enlby- al
worth 50 -..---- ---..----......
cilnhric and Muslin SKIRTS
deep lawn Couuces atrraCtiveiy
trim'd with wide rutfies Of tuck-
and rmb'y or lace a2d inserts Or
regularly St29 .-----.-.... -
Others at I .9S to 500:
worth S2-75 to S5.9S.
Nrs1a CliEMISES- yoke n emb'y
Inserts and Efty pin tucks divided D2
into clUsteIs-vesGi3rly 10
Muslin and Caulbr.c CTfEMISES
ra,lnd or square yoSes. with rorchou
lace or strong s,b'y--three styles 30
regularly ~ .-.--- ------.--- - -
SKIRT Length CfiEAfISES- Nainsook 3
Cambric-tsn tnacy lace 5rim'd
styIea-rihbon finish 4 nm
Others at / .9S ana 9. 80;
worth s.. 60 and S9.25-
EXTRA SIZE CORSET COVERS
iiuca finish muslin-tlght htting- IN
leE. 81 ----.-.s ...-.--.-.--.- ~
Others at 40 70 "a;
worth SO 10 $l.59.
EXTRA SIZE Cambria SKIRTS
deep rufiIe Of good emb'y and OA
tucka- worth i,69 ,....--.-..-.
Others at 1 .9S TO 8. 90;
worth Sos TO $500
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT DRESSES
V or high neck-h- :. tucks- A0
usually go .-........-..---------. -
Others at .95 to 1 "a;
worth 81. 20 to S1-j9.
EXTRA SIZE NIuslin DRAWERS 0z
wide hemstitched ruffls-ususiiy 50. s~
Others 50 TO .9S: worth rs to s129-
EXTRA SIZE Muslin CHEAusEs-
emb'y rufi'e-sizes to 62- An
regularly GO .....-.-.--.--.---..- 80
Others at .95; worth si.ss
We reserve privilegs ss IimitIng qu
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
CLYDE LINER LAUNCHED.

Wilmington, Del. Jan. zs.-The steel freehter
Pawnee built for the Clyde Line for service be-
tween Philadelphia and New York was launched
Il the yards OF the Harlan & HoIingsvorth Cor
poration to-day Miss Fernandna Wanamaker OF
Philadelphia, named the vessel The Pawnee is 37
fee
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
3. g. o. OFFICIAL CHANGES.

Baltimore. Jan. 2s.-RUsh Brockenbrouell. general
freight agent OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
lines west Of the Ohio River with headquarters
Pittsburg has resigned ana Will be succeeded by
oscar A. Constans, division freight agent OF the
paltimore 4. Ohio Cleveland A. J. Anderson
division freight agent al Columbus. succeeds Mr.
CoEstans. The changes are effective February l
next
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
PILLOW CASES.
IDEAS
nn.lnEN Annl-
NIOhawkS
Uticss
NfOhawkE
January Sale Values in
DrorerieS ard Coverings

New Furniture Sateens-
rs inches wide-hOral. DTisn,ai III
ana Vine dssigns-vaius -2S---...-
FYz'd Art D-nimS-light and
dark grounds principally IN
Oriental sftects-valua ~ ------.
Linen Art TaHetas-raproductlo IA
OF finest French dssig1s-vsius OBJ
FqR-d SiIkoliues-nswest designs Q4
and coIorinEs-wOrth .12.s---'-.-
Nottingham Sash Laces-Cluny us
and Renaissance sffscts-Value n
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
CONTRACT FoR BIG STEAM TURBINE.

Birmingham. Ala. Jan. es.-It is announced that
TIE Wilkinson Turbine Company. Of ahs city. las
just secured contract from TIE Lengacre Eiec-
,r,, Lisht and Dover Company OF New York city.
fcr l9 ifi-i ioIS"Dower Wilkinson steam ttrhin'
f-f fls. l.O1sU,re cumpaly'S ;rW po~er ri..'-
=. 8 rn1 lc.ci great s!ctary for the WilSil.s 90
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
Last THREE DAYS Of
These Values in
White Goods

India LiuO1s-dainty for Chlidren's
Dresses lingerie Waists. etc n
regularly 10 Observation-Disclosures. o 4
Fancy White Goods =S
lace regula-Iv .12L -....... -
30 inch Dotted Swiss subject 20 a
slight imperfsctions 10 e. quality 4
Yard Wide Nainsooks-1O CT. quality 6N
Yard Wide Cambrics agents price .. 81
Me-cerized Madras WaistinES- IN
value - ............s Il
4O-i inch Persian Lawns 1E
sheer and fno- regularly .24...... 10
Yard fosu1ssIs %54s Nalasooss-ls slsa yd'- 1.l0
Eqs.lsh 9ssaIsiIs I.sqs s. s,o'a'-ls 81 ya'- %
Underwear Cambrics-subiect to a
tiny hole about every yds.- N
regularly 10 .....................s 81 A
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
STEAMBOATs-

B o S 20 IN land iaad F'lR5e RSauesS 1a Dew FaI!3 h1s
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fail
River. Fares reduced TO all points-Boston
S2.G5. Newport. Fall River. $500. PrOyt-
denCe. s.. 30 Leave Pier 10. n. r.. II. War
zen ST. week days and sundays 500 p. ~
Strs. Providence and Pilgrim. Orchestras
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leave
Pier 40. y. r.. foot Clarkson St. week dayG
only 6 r. NJ. Steamers City Of Lowell and
Chester W Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven and
North. Leave Pier 20. r. r.. week days
only. 400 Z. n. steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

On account OF Interborough Railway. arraars >,
The Bronx. the company Yesterday nsii sist ae, ~
pany. ss7, ,S47 IL. '''' N"i''
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
HAKBURG-kNERICAN LINE

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHE RBOURG-iAMBt re.
'Pen' mia Feb. 9. PPM 'WaIdersee .FeO. 23
AmHrika. Feb. 10 S AN Batavia. ....-. Mar. =
"Omits Cherbourg. fHamburg direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR-SAP SAPLES-GENOA.
"'fMoltke. Jan 20 Hamburg ... Mar. 20
deutschland. Feb. 4I+'Moltke. Apr. 23
Hamburg O.. Feb. 10 Hamburg ..... May
Romantic. Mar. O. "fMoltke. zee. May y
elias Grill Room. 1Has Gymnasium.
Mediterranean and Orient Cruise. ~ days.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
January Sale Values in
Wash Dress Fahrics


The comparison OF prices with
those elsewhere" asked for
same qualities is a FACT. as
any one may prove:
NousseIine de Fleur-exqufsite new
aossamer fabric-three-Quarter silk
fo-aI printed effects on white and
tinted grounds-elsewhers 80 and 10 20
Emb'd Mousselines-half silk-black.
white or colored stripes with OverlSy
OF Iustrous dOtS-elsewher0 80. .-...- so
Sheer OrEandies-b beautiful floral
tintings In large variety
elsewhere - ...-..- --.----,...-.-s e. i =
Fancy Batistes-white and cOlOred
grounds with figures. dots and floral
patterns-elsewhere 10 ..---------- 4 -
Organdy Carreaux- and sheer
white with corded white checks
and everything fCral printlngs-
elsewhere IL ---.--------- -------. ca
Silk Tissue Checks-Jwo-thlrdss silk
white and eoIored checks In delicate
tints-sheer and lUstruUs-
elsewhere SO .--..-.'-- 40
silk Zephyrs-silk designs IN high
class efects-silI figures and
dots with artistic iOral blendings-
elsewhere 80 -...........- .-.-..- Az
French Tissue voues-valus .25-..... 40
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

Last TEREE DAYS OF
These Values II
Children's Underwear
Masonville Muslin DRAWERS-hena-
stitch hem and tucks--1 20 10 yrs.
regularly IL and ID. .--....--
Others 10 and 90
worth % and .49.
Cambria SKIRTS-emb' s. Tuitts with
two rows hemstirching-usu -Se.
Others al 1 .OOs we're sl.4s
Muslin NIGHT DRESSES-H 5.
tucks and rufffs-2 to "A yrA-
value SO .-..-.-.-.-..-.-.-s. -. -.
Others at 40. worth -
ntlties-No mail or telephons ord
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
Last THREE DAYS OF
These Values n
Babes Wear

0GVAG0 WSGA
Long NainsOok Slips-vaIus - . q
Trim'd Nainsook slips-value 50 -... "a
Nainsook and Lawn slips-rsg. 50 so
Short Donet Skirts-reg. ~. IA
Short sSirts-Fuffied-reg 30 ....... .1S
NainsoOk and Cambria Short Skirts
with wais's-sizes 10 yrs-reg- SO. .SS
Short NainsooIS and Lawn Dresses
trim'd yokes. French waists
regularly SO ...............- Ii
Sheer White Lawn French Waist
DresEes-b beautifully trim'd-
sizes TO yrs.-reg. s. as. ..........1 56
Fine NainsOOk Long Dresses
dainty yoke and bishop styles
regularly 80 Observation-Disclosures Il
Dotted Swiss and fine Lawn Caps
fcy trim-sizes % yrs.-reg SO 81
Babies short anf Long Chats
all wool Bedford cord and Cashmere
sizes to } yrs.-reg. s.. IS. ...-.....2 90
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
Last THREE DAYS Of
These Values IN
TnwaIS and TOWelli1gS


Darlssk Ftuck Towels-1Sx39-- a
regularly .12's -..--..---.----.--.
Heavy TIuck ToweIs-fancy II. s. Dc
c2x+{-vaiue So ....,-.----- ------
Ful RleacAed FIuCk Toweis-2OxSS- TS
hem'd-Camas0 bCrderS-reg- u.
All Linen IT. 2 Damask Towels
s2x4t-two rows openwork-- SN
regularly .5A -.--.-- -----.--.---
Fire Huck Towels-larEs size 20
hemStItched regularly as -.....--
Turkish ToveIs-dOuble thread II
2Sx4e-value -25 --.......-.----.--
Turkish Towels-2TX6O-- 40
double thread-valus SO --.-.-...-
Barrslev crash Towellings- 2S
II inCh-wiu not int-usually III
All Linen Twill. DamRsk and Of
Check Glass Toweliings-reg- a.
Plain Twill and check Glass 1D4
ToWeuiugs-1S incn-res. 10. -
German Damask. Check Glass
AMI Heavy All Linen Crash LIS
Is ana 20 inch-usually 10 and Is 'AO
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
RkLTTNNRR q CHI0 x. T.
anafIr

Through Daily Trains TO the West.
Leave New York City, 23d St. Lib'y 81.
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG. 76O am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. l1.5O am IL 90 n n
PITTSBURG, CLEVELD. 35O pm 4 90 pm
'PITTSBURG LIMIT - 65O pm 7.O0 pm
GINS LOUIS, ,LOUISV.. 1I.6O pm 80 am
GIN. ST.LOUTS. .LOCISV., o so am 10. 90 am
CIN-,ST- -LOUIS.LOUISV $50 pm 800 pm
Ofices. PAS. 434 1900 Broadway. AstOr
House, los Greenwich St. IS Union Square
W, 39l Grand St, y Y; 345 Fulton St.
Brooklyn: West 23i st. and Liberty ST.
After .. m Sleeping Car Reservations
snc fun Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
b o. r. r, sd st. Terminal. Phone
No Chelsea 3l44
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
Last THREE DAYS o.
These Values In
lamaSkS ard NaDkins

Dam2SkS and Napkins
5s-INCH MERCERIZED DAMASES-
high satin lustrs-variety OF new 9-
patterns-regulaTly 80 .....-----.
ALI. LINEN DAMAsKs-e1tra heavy
65 and 20 inch-cream and Az
pure white-regularly SO .------- s'O
HEAVY ALL LINEN DAMASKS-
20 iuch-fUll bleach Scotch and
German Silver Observation-Disclosures
patterns and new border designs 80
usually ,9s and 81. 1.f9.........-.-. sS>
HEAVY DOUBLE DAMAsKs-
u inch-rich IUstre-handsome NM
uatterns-woTth 81. 20 .,...--.--.. AsCO
MERCERIZED TABLE NAPKINS
fun bIeached-1S tnch-variety hO
OF designs-dozen-reg -9S- -.--... 'ST
ALI. LINEN NAPKINS bleached-
IS inch. worth Sf3 dozen. .95
Isis iueh worth 81 20. dozen. 10
81 inch worth 81 9S. dozen. / %
January Sale Values in
Blankets
All wool White CALIFORNIA;
Il 4 size. for extra large beds O Or
worth 81 IS ---.-.-------..-.-.-- -
IA size. FOR double beds q O9
were S9HS -........ - - ~
Extra tine Californias-72xaS inch
extra lengthl-aU white or colored
bordsrs-ta -taffeJa silk binding O llS
were SI3.9S ....-.-..-.-..- ..----.--... - -
r. size White CalisOrnIas-
slight cotton mixture to prevent E0
shrinkinE-were 50 9S -.....-.-...3 'SO
Fancy Plaid Blankets also Scarlet
and Grays-all- wool CALIFORNIA;
fun size-sik bound or wool = nm
whipped eiges-were IS S-9s .-..---Ss 80 "
Cotton Eiderdown Blankets
double bed size-coId i borders 4 20
were 50 25 .....................-. A'S0
All Wool Baby Blankets-36 36x4O
extra heavy-9ink or blue. with S0
white borders-SS. 90 quality ...-. A'~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
Last THREE DAYS Of
These Values IN
MuSlirS, Sheets, etc.

YARD WIDE MUSLINS-
/ Observation-Disclosures price II cts 81
observation-disclosures price ots-.- on
Mill lengths OF above. Tublesched. z a
sHEETTNGS AND
/ PILLOW CASINOS. by yard
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
LackaWanna Rallroad.

LdCkdWdIlT1d Ra1lfCaQ.
Leave N. Y. Barclay. Christopher W. 23d
$500 A. M-For Rlnghamton ana Emit, a.
'1O.OO A. M.-FOr Buffalo. Chicago and ST
Louis
40 T. For BufraI1 and Chicago.
1900 p. M--For Scranton and Plymouth.
zs6 ~ p. NJ. For Buffalo and chicago
ss as z. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. ithaca.
"2OO A M.-ChicagO-SleeperS open $50
p NJ
Tickets at 149. 42s 11s5. 14a4 Broadway.
n Y! 339 Fulton St Brooklyn sDailS.
Except Sunday. ELeaV0s Christopher 81.
g. 10 p. NJ. weekdays.
N. Y, N. H. & HARTFORD r. p.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station,
H2d ~. and 4th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON, via New London & Prov.-tts:O0.
II 1000, sX 1902 A. NJ. e 100
1:Ol. * $500, - 500. ssl 5:O2.
sft2:o0 p NJ; ia Willimantic-fSS:O. A
h 1900 ?, NJ via spfd--te:1S A. NJ,
IAkeville & Norf is 40 A NJ; ts 81 P NJ
Ct. harrington, Stockbridge. LAn0x. Pitts
. feld-t4:54 tS.49 A. NJ and 1881 P. M
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central Station
and c125th St. also at c245 1900 c1354
Bway. co Union Square. c1S2 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave.
clos W 125th St. 279s Third Ave. In
Brooklyn. ca Court St. 4Io Nostrand Ave.
'Daily Except Sundays. Sstops at 125th
So NStops at I25th St. Sundays only
fParlor Car Limited. Has dining car.
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
r"Etn,sE AND ExcnAxGE.

3 i>r = .en or iarse j, Y'rlss. gor cash.
Nd - ftcias, - IVES, 3ith.