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New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
COLER BLISTERS M1IOR.
Uses HIS "BuHetin" to Pour Ont
ViQIs of Wrath.

The latest number OF "COler's Bulletin might as
well be called Mayor McClelan-An Apprecia-
ton by Bird s. Coler.' There is rumOr that Mr.
Coler has put real newspaper man at Work on
,the Bulletin" If this be so IL is surely some
Hearstian disciple for there are some Brisbanesque
touches 10 the list of things which the Bulletin
says Of the Mayor.
mo man who insults others in public Just for
the sake OF appearing smart, says the gentle
Coler TO the gentle reader, will ever amount to II
tinker's dam
We had a short dose of seeming friendship,
says the Bird apoogetically. when, as president
of the Civil Service Commission, We were trying
TO do away with the pernicous system of rerattns-
that time. We regret that confidence with him is
only farce and friendship poison to all who
grasp his hand
"pelany tried 10 make him President and Ellison
tried to make him sensible, but they would not
Herd themselves the anubilatiDn Of the Mayor g
political godfather at the expense of the efficiency
of their offices. they took hemlock-not handed
TO them, hut pumped into them
Tie versatile transporting Borough President re-
Erets his inability sympathize with the Mayor s
| viciousness toward Murphy however. because lie
has 1ust found him be such a bold bad man;
for simultaneously the Mayor has discovered on
our side of the river elongated saint. with d
halo pasted on with st gar and oil"
After a few hundred words OF such literature
tho editor says: For the sake OF the Borough Of
Brooklyn hate the office Of Borough
President bclittled at every opportunity. but for
ourselves nothing. We sit In our seats
with our title clear. and will be brOwbeateu or
bulldoZed by who should apologize TO the people
of New York every time he goes into the City
Hall"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
COURT REJECTS HER BIGAMY PLEA
Refuses to Annul Woman's Marriage on Hel
Assertion Alone.

The application Of Mrs. Anna V. Price TO havo
her marriage TO John T. Price HnnulIed. on the
ground that il bigamous. was denied by JUS
tce Bschon. Of the Supreme Court. yesterday.
The court held that to accept her plea would
amount to holding that the second marriage OF her
first husband Edwin ID. Bigelow OF Grand Hap-
ids Mich. was also in doubt.
Mrs Price said that her first husband had not
obtained a divorce from her at the time that she
married Price.
.Bigelow was living and remarked nj the time
OF Mrs. Prices marriage to the defendant sdlu
Justice Bischofr. Crime IS never presumed. ana
the presumption OF innocence conQu"rs all other
preslrnptions In accordance with this rule. BlEe-
lows second marriage must be presumed TO have
been valid and he qualified TO contract IT, For
such purpose II viii further be presumed thdt ne
obtained a divorce from his former wife
She may not have been actually served with a
process IN such an action, and that she dd not
appear therein defend may have been due To tho
fact that she had defence 10 offer, or that she
was indifferent 10 the result Why Bigelows depo-
sition was not obtained is not explained. Yet from
him above all others the fact might readily have
been nscertained If It be SO, that hc never did
apply for divorce"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN POINTS

Hayre July 12-Ia rournns tFrl New Nork vo,x 10
Melbourne. July l2-Indian Monarch tbri NeN -
Vincent e Y. for sydney. 5 W etS- >,ax Yors
Naples. July II. "a ul-Konis Albert ttet'' ~
Gibraltar. =, >-,,leS
Trieste july S-PannOnla tI{rl. New York VIA N5eau>
Santander July G-Resina t(ierl. New NorA yorx
shanghai july 9-Nanl0lla tGert, Franck. Ne" -
Singapore. Manila. etc.
Antwerp. July II-MineOla (Iirl. New York -, Nes
Rio de Jane!ro, July lO-Castilan Prince wv
York - t..srl Nv
York via PivFuorth and Cherbourg ~ S-sr Yfk
Queenstown. Irlv IL. a;SS y m Arabic th''' = -
for Liverpool Ian, fDu.ea'
York for Rotterdam - f1r YcS-
Port Said July 12-Indrawali err. New foFS iO
SAILED 49, Fr'-
Hamburg July IO-piamant (tier taulD. New -
rnrthtus (tier tankl New York -, yoS
Queenstown. July u II AS m-Celttc ttrl Nss New
Chcrbcrrg. july u. $50 m-Deutschiah1 '
York - ,f,srl. New
York CherbOurE.
Liverpool. july 12-Arnenian (rrl. New 1o1Nu
Naplcs July l2NOrd America (Iah New 70 'potteriarA
Iibau July G-Moskva Q{uSsl New YORK Wa -
Palermo July 6-Teresa (Austl. New YORK
Naples July 9-Germana (Frl. New YORK
PASSED. NsS
Gibraltar July 12-Provinca Pr). MarseiHe' ~
York Ne'
Ushant July 12-Prins Frederk Hendrik tpu'essr An
York via POrt-aG- Prince. Fsrarnarioo. e'S'
Ponta do ArneI July l2-C.,ta a. Terino Gtao. Ne"
FOR Naples and Genoa
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
ITALIAN TRIED TO KIDNAP BABY.
Two Efforts Frustrated in Front of 10th
Street Home

The police " the East lO4th streea station under
the direction of Captain Corcoran searching the
neghborhood for the man who made two attempts
to kiduap Esther. the three year cid daughter of
Adolph Meyers. of No. - East 1lSh street yester-
day.
According to the family, the child was playing in
front of her home when the man. who Is described
well dressed and looking like Italian tried
To coax her away. She screaming back to her
horne. and when search made for the man he
had disappeared.
He appeared again yesterday afternoon and found
the child about block away from the house Prom
isng her some candy, no picked her up and started
down Madison avenue. Mrs. Jacob Needel who
his action. ran out and started In pursuit The
unknown man saw her coming and. dropping
Esther. disappeared in Central Park. The police
informed and search OF the park was mad Q
without result Esther is being closely watched
by her parents and the neghbors
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
GERMAN CONSUL MAY NOT RETURN
Believed That Karl G. Buenz Will GO to a
Higher Post.

II was rumored yesterday that Karl O. Buenz,
Imperial German consul general here might not
return at the expiration OF the three months leave
Il absence he is spending in Europe. The general
Impression here that he TO be appointed
10 some higher post in the German service. Mr.
Buenz has been consul general since January 8.
1900 when he transferred TO this district from
chicago where he vas stationed from 1891.
Mr.. Buenz delegate TO The Hague in 1903,
when the Venezuela controversy was settled On
mis- return TO New York he took part In the adjust
nlent OF reciprocal commercial relations between
this country and Germany. He is a member OF the
German Society Of New York. the Legal Aid So
riety. the Deutscher Vereir and the New York
Athletic Club.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
FIGHTS REMOVAL FROM CITY SERVICE
Captain Crowley, Dismissed from Tenement
House Department. Appeals to Court

Captain Charles J. Crowley, OF the Irish Volun-
teers veteran of the Spanish-American War,
through his counsel Henry 6. Henderson. obtained
a writ from Justice Platzek IN the Supreme Court
yesterday for review of the decision Of Harry G.
Darwin Deputy Tenement House Commissioner.
dismssing Crowley from his place secretary to
the Tenement House Department The writ also
directs Edmond J. Butler. Tenement House Gem
missioner. and Mr. Darwin to certify to and show
the court the theory and power by means OF which
they arrived at their decision.
Crowley says that February =, 1876, he was
told that charges had been brought against him.
He was tried before Mr.. Darwin. and the chief
witness against him MIR. Butler. Mr.. Darwin
would not allow his witnesses To testify. he says.
He also says that veteran Of the Spanish
American War he cannot be discharged except on
proof OF neglect Of his duties disObedeuce OF
orders. and that such proof was offered
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
INDIAN TRIBE SUES FOR LAND.
Brings Action for Montauk Point Property,
Claiming Ownership Since 1860.

Riverhead Long Island July 12.-The Montauk
Indians as a tribe. have brought suit In the Suffolk
County Court against the present holders of land
Mt Indian Field and North Neck, Montauk Point
which the Indians say they have been deprived of
since 1860 by the whites. Suit brought several
wears ago but was thrown of court because
the Indians had no standing tribe The Legs-
lature in April. 1906 gave the necessary authority.
According to Charles o. Mas. of New York City.
who IS counsel for the Indians, they decided the
land to the whites in 1885, retaining the right to
live there uninterruptedly In 1879, however, the
part OF the point In dispute was sold to Arthur w
henson and he is alleged to have paid each Indian
individually to move off. The tribe says that
this bargain was Illegal, that the Indians should
have been dealt with a tribe. Benson has since
died and suit is brought against James A. Benson
Mary. Benson and Frank Sherman Benson ex-
ecutors of the estate OF Arthur w Benson. The
Long Island Railroad Company and the estate of
Austin CoTbn are a.ro named among the dofeSd-
antA.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday. July 12, 1901
ARRIVED


Steamer Atrato t}rl Watson. Southana-t5- and che
bourg June T. Vigo 10. Barbados -. Trinidad - a
jamaica 10 SandersGn \ son wi.h IL. passersss
mails and uljse. Arrived Ct the Bar AT N. =
Gouaives IS. Jereuie % Jacmel July l. santa Mara
Jere'ne and lsua ; 70 The iar2iTs AI4ese12 ~ I5 n m
steamer MaryeIlo C7rl Clark Hull juno =. San4E
son son. with mdse Arrived At tie Bar al Y'i' I
steamer Ask ,Darl. Hansen Raracoa July : to e,
Atlantic Fruit co. with passenger and fFult A1''N
steamer Mercedes de Iarrtuaga CBr. Muir. Bes'
AyTes June IL and - I-lcia July = 10 baror' & ~
ter with u,iss Left Quarantine at 6.0S a m
\ r Outerbrdge * Co. With 10 passengers. nals
mGse Arrived at the Bar 80 a ...,. An
Steamer Katahdn. queen. Georgetown, ; c tAree
20 the Atlantic coast Lumber Corporation win slA'
SteSnlrr Cedric ar Bartlett, Liverpool July q ..
Queenstown 20 the White Line with $40 ca' ~.
go steerage passengers and mise Arrived a. 'As D.
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz Newport News and No.s,,
70 the Old Dominion Steamship company with p@SS''s
ai;G mdss- itLt luar9ntLne at 9.so n 1v 4 Prcs-s
with ia passengers ana mdse- Arrived al the Bar .
Steamer Coacho Young Galveston. July s % =, =
Mallory ~ Go. with passengers and mdse- Le'' ~-
Steamer Colon skngs. Crs,oba July no Paf ~
ma Railroad S. Line. with ia passengers. n'a''s
nldse Arrived at the Bar az a m - ,, II .
the White star Line in ballast, LET, cuaTan'ins >
steaner Pavnee Rich. Phradsphia. to the the Slgs' u
steamer FL Paso knowles Galveston July % 2
Southern Pacific 90 with mdse. Left ouaraH'"
sandy Hook n. j. July l., e;25 p m-wind H'''s
west, light breeze; clear.
SAILED
steamers FrinCpe ii Pieonte qtan Naples sS a Pa,Ss
2s;oS SaP2aa P2InS & nTs rns nam ESs% ETC. N1R
Antwerp: Ely (Brl Samar Atlas tT'rl. Bnltinore' "a
tua Uuban) Havana AMI TampicG: Rou,siSiSn Sss D.
nettar ,rl Pernarbuco Bahia etc; virsinian TS pS,s
MexiGo Dover Wilmington. y c Carolina 'Nu'''
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
SMITH HEADS RICHMOND DETECTIVES

Inspector McCanerty announced yesterday that
Sergeant James T. Smith, of Staten Island, and
ten patrolmen had been assigned to the newly es-
tabshed Richmond Borough branch detective bu-
reau The men are all Staten Islanders In
spector McCafferty said Smith knew every criminal
on Staten Island. He was born the island and
had grown UP there. Almost all Of the patrolmen
have lived for a lifetime the island.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
ADMITS SHE HAD SEEN RUNYAN.
Florence Wood on Her Way Here from
Chicago.
IBy relegraph to The Tribune. J

Chicago. July PA New York detective reached
Chicago to-day with n warrant IN his possession
charging Florence Wood. alias Florence Moore.
with the larceny of $500. alleged 10 have been
abstracted from the s9s. 900 stolen from the Wind
sor Trust Company OF New York by Chester b.
Runyan.
The detective left here for New York with his
prisoner in the evening. In interview to-day
the woman made admission. You are not tell
ing the truth when you say you never saw Run
van are YOU Miss Wood?' she asked
she looked confused for a momeut and replied:
We'll, one day l on the way 70 n doctor
with my cat, which sick, and stopped in my
sisters place Runyan passed through, but did
not epeak 70 him.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
TO RETURN KIDNAPPED MEXICAN
Manuel Sarabia, Alleged Revolutionist, Will
Be Turned Over to Texas Rangers.

Phanix Ariz. July 12-Governor Kibbey
advised yesterday by confidential representatives
In Sonora Mexico, that Manuel Sarabia kidnapped
bv Mexican and American officers from the Doug
las jaiI and delivered into the custody of Mexican
officers Will be formally returned to United States
territory tomorrow They said that Saraba would
be escorted TO Nogales and there given into the
keeping OF Captain Wheeler, Of the Arizona
Rangers
The alleged motive for the removal Of Sarabia
20 Mexican soil was due the fact. II is said
that he was a member OF the formerly revolu-
tonarv junta at ST. Louis
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
MISS SUTTON KEEPS ON WINNING

Newport Wales. July 12-In the sem-fnal round
of the ladies' lawn tennis singles to-day Miss May
Sutton, of California who Is defending heY title to
the Welsh championship beat Miss Wilson at
60. -
In the open mixed doubles Mr.. Casdagli and
Miss Sutton beat Mr. Blake and Miss Wilson at
@
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
TARGET PRACTICE KILLS WOMAN
Shock from Firing of Big Mortars Said to
Have Been Fatal

Boston. July 12.-Mrs. Eunice L. Hartshorn,
OF Beechmont. died at her home in that place
to-day as a result, 1t is asserted by her physi-
cian of the shock sustained by the firing of the
big mortars at Fort Banks during target prac-
tice yesterday.
Captain II. D. Todd, tr.. commandant at Fort
Banks said to-day that had he known of Mrs
Hartshorn's Illness. he would have wired to
washington for permission to postpone the
practice until the woman could be transferred
to "a hospital.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13

DESTINATION and steamer. Cl0se N II
Hawaii. Japan. C,rca China and Phil
ilIue Isou1s VIA san Francisco
Australia except Westt. New Zealand.
samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia tvia Vancouver and Vic
j. OfMDila July l--5V1l
Islands Via se9ttls1-Trg1norJ = s:Oepz
-1ifI Islands 'vl sea51Ie7-fango Is sopl
Hawaii japan. CcTea. Chine AMI Phil
SIBERIA -S'-.'- July u 6aeP-
Hawaii Guam and PHILIPPINE Islands
t,Ia san FrauCsCo}-t- = transport July 81 6Nop-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
AMERICAN WHIST LEAGUE OFFICERS.

Chicago. July l2-At a business meeting of the
American Whist League to-day. the following OH
GERS we've elected for the ensuing year: President.
David Muelfeder, New York; vice president. Err
nest Cooper, Boston, recording secretary. F. \.
Montgomery. Minneapolis; corresponding secre-
tary. G. w. Vail, Brooklyn and treasurer f. u.
Comstock. Milwaukee.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
WITNESS AGAINST HARers KILLED.

Jackson. XIV. July 12-Curt Smith. brother of
John Smith, the notorious feudst. shot and
killed last night by Sgel Turner in a fight over n
card game. Smith IS alleged TO have first fired
twice at Turner. Smith important witness
for the commonwealth against Judge James Hareis
and associates In the mountain feud cases. Turner
surrendered to-day to officers here.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
WIRELESS REPoRTs.

The Philadelphia, which rsported Siasconset at 10 u
m. YESTERDAY. when 100 miles Cf the Nantucket
South shoals Lishtship. is expected about D. M
to-day.
rhe Amerika, which reported TO Sable Island at
p yesterday when 2lO mites OF that sta
tion. is expected 10 dock about ? y. m. 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
MARINE INTEILIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrises 440 1881 Moon 0:35 Moons az.
HIGG WATER
- M-SRndy go 81 40 Hell Gate IL 35
PM.-sandy Hook 03O Gov Island 9aU IIen C;ete N :i9
New-York tribune., 1907-07-13
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS

Takes mail sor South Brazil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-22
Fights.


A fight took place between two white
men Monday night near the intersection
of Prince and Royal streets. During
the trouble man who was endeavoring
TO disarm one of the combatants struck
his arm against broken pane OF glass
and an artery 10 his wrist was severed.
Blood spouted from the wound and the
injured man sought physician as soon
as possible. He left a trail of blood
from the scene OF the cutting TO the doc
tors Office.
Trouble between a negro man and
negro woman in the southwestern section
of the city this morning caused some ex'
element. The woman said the man cut
her and took from her 90 cents. She
pursued him in to the Wilkes street tun-
mel where she lost sight of him.
A colored man at the corner OF
King and Alfred streets early last night
imagined dog belonging to white man
was about to bite him, and vas acting
on the defensive when the owner OF the
animal struck the darkey. Both men
we're arrested and this morning the
white man was fined $3.50 and the
dsrkey dismissed.
About three O'Clock this morning 9
fight occurred between some white men
at Queen and Royal streets, during
which stones we're thrown by the bellig-
erents. One man was knocked down
and his antagonist beat him on the head
with paving stone. AL the participants
were using the foulest language during
the fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-22
Sunday School Institute.

The Sunday School Institute OF WASH
| ington district, NJ. E. Church eon,n'
was opened this morning in the Nj: H. r.
Church South, 10 this city. al S:oV
O'Clock with devotional exercises, con-
Quoted by Rev. E. V. REGISTER. a
large number of persons interested IN
SUNDAY school work were present, In
Guiding many from other Ok lominationF'
| A number of interesting and instructive
addresses we're delivered.
The programme was as follows; :,
$50 devotional exercises, Rev. T.. V.
REGISTER; temporary organization; ap-
pointment of committee Oh permanent
organization; 1000, addresses, SUN
day School Aims'-To have live su-
perintendent, A. L. Dietrich; to have a
well-equipped teacher Rev. W. u.
Keene; to have all the church In the
Sunday school, Rev. w. L. Dolly; ll:OO
music; report of committee on perma-
nent organization; lilo, address, "Ihe
Sunday School as Soul-saving lostitu-
tion." Rev. J. H. Light; 1870, address.
''The sunday School as an Institution
for Training Christian Workers." Rev.
J. w. Smith; ll:50, a talk on work
with iuuiors, Miss Albertine Robertson,
Washington, D. c.
After the morning session sumptuops
lunch was served in the Sunday school
room of the church, and Was heartily
enjoyed. aoo
The Institute resssembled at 2:3O
o'clock this evening, when the following
programme was carried out
2:9O, devotional exercises, Rev. ). H..
Kibler; 2:45, address, "Sunday School
Enthusiasm" J. w. R.isner, field
worker District of Columbia Sunday
School Association 3:00-9:9O, What a't
the Advantages of Teachers Meeting
Should every school have one1 DIR.
Henry Knowles; 9:3O-4:3O, reports from
schools, "Oar Successes and Our DIM
culties" conference conducted by w.
Millan; 4:3O, teaching the lesson 10
juniors, Miss Robertson.
Ponighrs programme will be as fol
lows: -,
500, devotional exercises, Rev. w.
Fl. Ballengep; S:l5, address, "Ths Oh
ganized Adult Class" A. B. Pugh, ESQ.,
8:35, address, SUNDAY School Manage
meni," Rev. Charles Alvin Smith, pas
tor of Peck Memorial Presbyterian
| Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-22
Appeal Abandoned.

Counsel for MotOrman Barker and
Conductor Acton, who were yesterday
fined $40 each 10 the Police Court and
sentenced to serve FIVE days in Jail for
running an electric car over snd causing
the death of William Creegan on south
Royal street on May IL, today abandon
ed their appeal to the Corporation Court
and asked that the csse be reopened.
When the case was called this morning
Messrs L. II. Machen and w. U. Var
ney, counsel for the two men, suggested
that they be released upon the payment
of $25 each and that the penalty of i'm
prisonment be omitted. 1t was urged
that the men would not be allowed to
resume work for the rail way company
at any occupation while the appeal was
pending, and that the lesson OF the law
would be taught by the payment of the
fine, without humilisting the two men
by sending them to Jail. Justice Thomp-
sen concluded to grant the request Of the
counsel, and Acton and Barker upon
the payment of $50 were dismissed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-22
Land Sale Tomorrow.

Attention is again called to the sale
of valuable land near this city which
will take place tomorrow afternoon at b
O'Clock on the premises. The land is
situated in the vicinity of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, near this city,
and is in two tracts, the first Of which
contains between IA aud Is acres and
is improved by house and other build
ings. The second tract contains AZ
acres and 81 poles adjoining the first
tract and Smiths and Snowden's lands
and binding for a short distance on the
Leesburg pike. This sale will afford an
opportunity for persons desiring to build
residences between Alexandria and the
Theological Seminary. MIR. Samuel Il.
Lunt will be the auctioneer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-22
Alexandria Free Kindergarten

At Lee Camp Hall on Friday even
ing, May 81, at O'Clock, will be held
the annual meeting of the Alexandra
Free kindergarten Association, to whit q
the public is most cordially invited.
The following speakers are expected;
Mrs. May Minnigerode Andrews, former.
ly of Alexandra, also Miss Holeman
and Mr.. Height, both representatives Of
the Neighborhood Settlement in Wash
inpton. Music will be contributed by
Mrs. Woolls and Mrs. Hulish. A large
attendance is earnestly requested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-22
Fatal Accident.

John Barker Hale was struck on the
head By a piece OF bark yesterday WINE
at work in q saw mill near Anandale,
Fairfax county, and aim st instantly
killed. rhe tark fell into the mschiney
and was hurled with great force against
the head of the unfortunate man, fsctur-
ing his skull. The deceased leaves 8
widow aud four children. His remains
were brought to this city and the funeral
will take place tomorrow from Domaine
and Sons undertaking establishment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-22
w. C.. T. u.

The regular business meeting oil The
Allison w. G. T. u. will be held t0moi-
row afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Child
ren's Home on Duke street.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will also b, held al The Children'a Nome,
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-22
Rehearsal.

The committee in charge Of the cere-
monies at the Confederate monument,
Friday afternoon, May "a, request the
singers of the city to meet at the Con-
federate Veterans Hall, tomorrow,
Thursday, night, at s O'Clock, tor re-
hearsal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-22
Appendicitis

Is due in a large measure to abuse OF the
bowels. By employing drastic purgatlyes. 10
avoid all danger. use DR.. Kings New Lille
Pills, the safe, gentle cleansers and inyigora'
tors. Guaranteed TO cure headache, bilious.
ness, malaria and jsundlce, at s. S. Lead
beateT & Sons drug ssore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-22
Slip Covers to Order.

Slip Covers, made to order for the avemgs
5-piece parlor suite, OF best printed Belgian
Cotton Stripe, allowing rs yards for the max
ing, at the special price.
$3.50 the suite.