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Evening journal., 1907-04-16
CLERK FOR new
CASTLE COUNCIL
Organization Of That Body
will Take Place This
Evening
Special to The Eveninr journal.

NEW CASTLE. April l6.-Dr. wertsn-
baker has called meeting Of the new
city Council TO be held this evening at
$50 o'clock The principal business will be
the election Of a clerk and from the ro-
suit tho hand OF each member will be
seen as to the selection OF tax collector in
juno
Hugh Z. Duffy the present clerk a. a
candidate, but 70 be elected he will need
either Dr. Wertenbaler or a Republican
to vote for him. Rumor had II yesterday
that there Is probability Of a compromise
between one OF the new members and the
four Democrats so that the new member
can name the clerk should he vote with
four others for collector
In other quarters It is said that COM
plications may arise so that the present
clerk can hold on until May or June and
the clerk and collector be named on The
same night, But Il will take the meeting
tonight TO decide what course the men,
bers viii take. The latest rumor is tha'
the new members Of Council will oecl
George II. Rennie as clerk. Arthur NJ.
Wise Is candidate for the position but
by electing a Democratic clerk Rcpuh.
lican would be chosen tax collector.
The work Of driving niling for the river
pier IN front OF the Baldt steel Company
works has commenced. The pier will ex
tend a distance OF 400 feet. The company
will use an electric crane to hoist the
sand and carry Il back to the building II
70 the understanding that the Brylgor
steel Casting Company viii also erect
pier In front OF It's plant
The Baldt steel Company has plans PIE
pared for the erection Of an office building
and the contract will be shortly awarded.
Six young men were discussing their fe
cent conduct as they had been imhib'nl
freely Of the flowing bowl. LET us swoa
on" said one and while three went q
Rev. L. V. Campbell the other trio callc'
upon Rev. George r. Anderson aud al
hands took the pledge to abstain from .
toxicating liquors.
The final rolling OF the diamond at bat
terry park will be done to-day and th
grounds will be ready for the season
The fair now going on in the Oper
House has been very successful and
good round sum will be netted as the nc
suit Of hard work and good patronage.
The grand stand will be enlarged and
press box will be built in order to accom-
modate the reporters. Manager Counts
feels confident that the club this year Wi
be the strongest seen here for man
years.
J. S. Gambrill has taken possession q
the Borie property on South Third stree
Parties from Odessa have rented the Rid
ings property.
Wedding bells are ringing and even one
that rang last June are now reported.
The concert that was 20 have been give
tonight in the Armory by Elizabeth
C. Campbell. Of Philadelphia. assisted :
Charles j. Shuttleworth. hasso Of $
Marks. Philadelphia. has been postpone
until Thursday evening Mr.. shutuewort
is unable to appear tonight.
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
ATTEND D. A. R. MEETING

Delaware will be well represented At
the annual meeting OF tho National
body, Daughters OF the American
Revolution, which will open five
days session in Washington to-
day. In the absence Of Mrs. Horace
Greely Knowles. Mrs. Charles I. Kent.
Of this city, viii represent the Della
ware Society. Among tn Delaware
Daughters who viii be present through
out the session will be. Mrs. Howard
de Haven Ross. Mrs. Cornelius Taylor,
Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mrs. Charles Mid
dleton. Mrs. Allen, Mrs. George c. Hall.
Mrs Edward Gilpin, Mrs. George w.
Todd and Mrs Joseph Mendinhan.
The Delaware Society will elect a
State Regent and state Vice Regent 20
succeed Mrs. Sypherd, OF Dover, and
Miss Agnes Cummins, OF Smyrna, who
now hold the offices respectively. They
have refused reelection.
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
on Priuatn Rnnnn

In every household there should be.
if possible, one room, one little nook,
which should be different from all the
others. and into this room only beau
tifuL good thoughts should be allowed
to enter No matter how simple, how
plain 1t be. so long as it is felt TO be
for the Iime being the souls resting
place. Just as we feel this 10 he IN
the great cathe1rals and in most places
OF worship so let us have it in our
own household. In this one little room
perhaps may be given tile guiding light
to help us In the daily diving. or we
may be straighteied to battle with
some difficulty, some obstacle tD be
overcome before we again mix with
the outer world
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
FOR STATE LIFE INSURANCE

TALLAHASSEE Fla, April 16.-Gov
Broward has sent a special message
to the Legislature advocating State
life insurance. He win show that for
eign insurance companies have return
ed in losses paid less than five millions
and have received upward Of thirteen
millions Of dollars IN premiums during
the last thirteen years, and that the
South alone pays Northern companies
fifty million dollars n year.
It will be suggested that the manage
ment be vested in a commission or a
manager. which would eliminate high
salaried officers. and that the entire
expense would be less than the salary
Of vice-president o. board chairman
of one Of the large companies now
existing.
Evening journal., 1907-04-16

the best performers on roller skates.
while there win be minor prizes for the
other participants.
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
Roller Skating
AT THE WILMINGTON RIM

AT THE WILMINGTON RINK
Morning and Children,
skates and Admission, iOc; Adults 15c.
10c; Skates and Ad-
mission 25c. Music at All Sessions.
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
Baltimore & OhiOR.R..
Schedule In eject Noyember q. 1906
Araans Lave Dalawars Avenue ststiol
WlLMINGTON. nEI. .

; Daily. Daily except Sunday. Sunday
NBw YORK and tns East .2as. .5m
80, iu;ls, s1Ls5 a. m. f1.26. $3.50. s517.
Royal Limited, '7ss, s1l.oo D. m.
PHILADELPHIA. s216. iS2s. 1880 10
cal( fs.o. =. 20 QooaD, $500. KN15, 1884 10.
q m. VIA, fsoS docai. 's.So, nSa,
gocaD, ft.52 QocaD, s5.17 Royal Limited
go QocAp; f7.OO. i7.o6 OOcab. '742. is.52
CHEsTER, $50 Ocean. ts4o, 10 Co
eaD. $500, fs1b sssa QocaD, 9 LAO. si0.5s
qocall tie51 qocaD. li1.s5 a. m, ti.26,
le6 Qocap, NS0, QocaD, tl62 Qocail. t6.2
lecaD. t7.0o. s7o6 Qocal). s7.42. $3.50 clocal).
axLTIaoRE WASHINGTON. asa
Rp.os .io.ts a M, 'lOs '25O, sii7. t5,S0,
~ Royal Limited" 's.os. 's54 p; m.
BALTIMORE and Way stations, t7.eA
~ SrSS a M .p-i islS s;9s 2. .sas mn nm
@~1 NJ. Jisso. .ioS Ss ais: I @ isss. @ lses. ia
SiSSsbRL9. Ell ififs Z Fl fi.Oa ps. tsa cypress,
m. tl2to, t5.i5. 1850 CExpress). Ss.o2
L1NDENBURo and Way staHons. '1AIl
m.i t60Qt U.2b p. m.
HTTsBURo, Ass, 'lo.4s a. m, i4.f7. IN
~ Royal Limited" '9.bt p. m.
CHICAGO, 1856, si0iS a. m, $50 y ~
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS 4 LOU1Al
WILLIE, Ass a. m. '1.06. ss.09 p. m.
Del. Ave Sta, Delmarvia Tel. 2l9S. y
q 4 Tel. 1422-A. City Ticket once 80
Market street D. & A. Tel. l75s-A. Del
~. A. Miller, Travelling Passenger Agasl
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
Pythians to Hold Skating Carnival.

On Thursday evening, April %,
masked carnival win be held at
Eleventh Street Rink under the au-
spices and for the bench. of Washing
ton Lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias.
and from present Indications the affair
viii be great success Besides the
skating which win be an importan.
feature OF the carnival there win be
music and either attractions. Special
prizes viii be offered to the women and
gentlemen proving themselves % bo
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
Grace church Societies to Meet.

The Grace Auxiliary of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society wm meet to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. William llukin, $40 Tat
nall street.
The Grace Cleaners VIII hold their
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home Of Miss Foster, 1904 jefferson
street A special program has been
arranged
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
BUSH LINE

Freight received for all points, given
personsl attention, and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by beS
routes.
Boats leave both Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 800 p. m. daily, Sunday
excepted.
Through rates and bills Of landing Is
sued
GEORGE W. BUSH & SONS CO.,
Pier 3. south WEarves, Philadelphia.
French Street Wharf. wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
PouItry and PRODUCE ouotations.

Reported by Thomas n. stayton at
o'clock this afternoon are:
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
WILSON LINE


IRON STEAAli.tsS BttANDHWlNEA AND
CITY OF CHESTER.
Schedule ia eI1vcl MOnuays Apfu SLni lSVls
Leave Wilmington, Fourth Street wharf
week days and Sundays at f3O ana lO.oV
a. m, 13O and 4.l6 p. m.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
Wharf, week days and Sundays, at l.5l
and 1870 a. m, l30 and 4.l5 j. IN.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Shippers of freight have frequent service,
careful handling, prompt delivery, and
fun protection from the weather by COW
cred wharves and wagons.
To secure these facilities, order your
shipment via WILSON LINE" Chest.
nut Street Wharf, Philadelphia, Pa, and
Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington, Del.
Fares, including Saturdays and Sundays,
Philadelphia Excursion, DC; one way DC
Chester excursion, 15c; one way 10c.
HORACE WILSON, General Manager.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION and Nor
folk direct by steamer Lord Baltimore
OF the Ericsson Line from Pier s. Deia.
ware ave. at $50 a. m. and Delaware City
about $50 a. m, connecting with trolley
from Wilmington, etc, Tuesday Thurs.
day and Saturday until further notice
beginning April . arriving at the Expo
Fitiou and Norfolk in the evening Fare
s. one way and IS round trip, tickets good
for 30 days. Beautiful scenery during fhs
entire trip. Meals a Ia carte. Send for
pamphlet. r. s. GROVES. Agent Pier 3
S. Delaware ave-. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
GIVES DRUNKARDS So EACH

CHICAGO, H., April ia Savings
bank annex" to the branch OF the Mum
icipal Court presided over by Judge
Cleland was announced yesterday BY
the Judge as an additional means Of re-
form held out TO unfortunates who
come before him.
Arrangements have been completed
whereby any person paroled by the
Court will have started for him a saw
ings account in a Chicago bank, with a
gift of Sc from the bank 10 stant the
account. The person 70 whom it APP
plies win not violate the parole or be-
come intoxicated and viii deposit to his
own account at least s. each month
The amount deposited may not be
withdrawn until the end Of the year.
All Saltzgivsr g. Bupp Hats Guaranteed
Try one-and youll wear no other. S3.
Market streets
Evening journal., 1907-04-16
Repentance

Sunday School Teacher-WTho can
tell me the meaning of the word re
.pentance2" ?"
A pause.
Sunday School What is Il
that we mel afterwe have done some-
thing wrong?
Little winie-Papa's slippr.-Judge.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
NOT PRESSING THE BANKS.
Secretary on Return Of Funds Deposited by
the Treasury.

Washington Jan g.-secretary Shaw was asked
to-day whether there would be any further extern
sion OF time for the return Of public moneys now
temporarily on deposit Ia national banks. On Sep
tebsr 2 the Secretary distributed s2s 600 90 among
the national banks throughout the country, with
notice that it probably would be recalled about
February I. 1907. Soms time later s12Ooo.o0o was
similarly deposited. condition that IL be re-
turned between january 20 and February ], but
the time was extended 10 February and February
Is. The Secretary said that there would be no
further extension 20 the last deposit OF $1,000 =
co. and the banks holding the same would be in
formed that one-half OF each deposit would be re-
Quired on February and the remainder not later
than February l5 Regarding the s29.eoO.Ooo the
Secretary said There had been definite time fixed
for its return 20 the Treasury. So far there had
been no requests from any os the depOsitarles for
additional tine but. IA view Of the fact that for
every month OF the present fiscal year. except july
there ha. been large excess OF government re-
oeipts oyer expenditures now aggresating about
so u0OD0 he does not feel like pressing for the
return % the Treasury OF money that Is needed
and therefore it is not unlikely that such deposi
;aTies as desire 20 DO viii be permitted 20
;ain their present ellOtnlents for some months.
utts changed conditions make st necessary 20 re-
gs.re their return.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE $40 OPEN MILEAGE TICKET.

'POeF I9Oo the Pennsylvania Railroad Company placed
~ tickets good good passage
~ ou and number of
any Oh e lines OF the Company Pittsburgh
oVeu SO popular that has impossible enough
meet the demand about 100000 having time
fo business
~ 10 Sed men out frequently the ticket especially good
the hands of many may desirable
it.
Merchants manufacturers frequent trips
10 New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh Buffalo
0her cities have also found any
moment but whom
desire to send and for the O his family.
In fact transportation every one
Tor by its use
cases considerable reduction 5 gained in
Mileage Tickets d all Ticket
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,

STATIONS west 2sd 81. ~ X. p p "
4lne shown below is from Liberty 81.
west 2Sd St leaves 10 minutes earlier,
except as noted by Designating marks
J@i215. $50. m7.OO. m.sOO. $50. ss.6o,
$4,000. s1l.OO. 1Ls0. .msl2.OO. f.LO0.
$50, 1900, 300. 400, $500. $50,
mss-oo. 200. $500. 's.OO. p1OsO P. n.
bALTIM0RE AND WASHINGTON
it.4.OO. J.s.Oo. 100.
LAKEWOOD AID LAKEHURST-zSO0,
$40 A. NJ, xl.O0. 1.80, k3. 40, d4.15, SEQ
P. NJ, xs.i5. Sundays. $50. $40 4. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-sS 40 A. n, I1Oo,
k3.40 P. NJ
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE tsundays. No. Aso1ry
1.2O. "a as. $40. ESQ, t12-oI Sundays
sAeSpt ocean Grove. zs.00, 900 A. NJ,
500, $40 p. NJ.
LEIALEAEM. ALLENTOWN, MAUCH
SAUNk. WlLKESBARRE, SCRANTON,
SSEADING, HARRISBURG POTTSVILLE
W1LLIAMSPORT and all other points
can can De obtained az following oHaces: Lib
Astor House. 245. asa. 1909. 1854 Broad
way, ISS 6th Az, 291 5th Av.. 25 Union
square West, 219S Sd Av.. 1O5 West 125th
St, 245 Columbus Av.. New York;
trand Av.. Brooklyn: 500 Broadxa-- Will
1IaIhsburg- New York Transfer Co. calls
1or Snd checks baggage to destination
daily. TDsily. except Sunday. pSun-
days tParlor cars only. sExcept Satur-
days. mDining car. except Sundays. xSat.
urdays only. zFrom Liberty St. only
sDlning car Sundays TDining car daily.
From Twenty-third Strest-e12 20 2.
NJ, g4.So P. NJ. J11.3O P. NJ. k3.2O P. NJ.
w G. REsLER. w. C. HOPE
Nice-Pres- Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
SEEK EXPRESS STATION.
Merchants Ask to Hare One Pro-
Uided at esd st. and Lexington AUe.

The following petition has been presented 20 the
Rapid Transit Commission:
The undersigned, property owners and merchants
IN the district bounded by Fourth and sixth ave-
ton your honorable body TO cause an express sta
ton Inot now provided for) To be built sd street
and Broadway Fifth avenue. the proposed
Lexington avenue subway route. for the following
This district. centrng in 23d street. has become
and is acknowledged 20 be the greatest centre OF
amount OF business of not less than d5oSoo6oO a
several hundred million dollars OF
Furthermore, 25d street has become OF the
fs emerging at % the 5e oo Of West g I'd sns sres
two ferries at the foot Of East Zd street, and the
nous number Of suburban residents and strangers
thousands who cross the city 10 make connections
with the surface and underground railroads for
From the south the elevated. surface and present
subway bring thousands Of business and shop
Street crosstOwn cars carry GO.OOO passengers
mile than any other surface road in the world
The statistics OF the elevated railroad show that
station is larger in amount than that OF any other
disttict IS now the most important Office building
centre 1orth OF the City Han, and other large of
fee buildings are contemplated and in process OF
erection.
stations on the existing subway preference has
been given TO lth street constitutes strong reason
HONS GA ~ s obtai5aJ fatev show That tbs
station Is greatly exceeded by that arriving over
the six 23d street ferries. We believe, therefore,
that the travelling public will be much better
commodated by an express station at I'D street
than at any other point.
In view Of the above statement of facts we ask
vour honorable body to provide for express sta
lion at 2se street the proposed Lexington avenue
subway before the plans submitted for esti-
mates 10 prospective bidders
stern Brothers. G. p. Putnams Sons c. G..
Gunther's Sons. Van Ssaesbeck Arzeil. Charles
scribners Sons. A J, oponoyan Co.; Leon
the Board OF Home Missions OF the Presbyterian
Church in the United States by H c. DIN. treas
rirer: Z. Schumacher g. Co, Mark Cross Company.
Clement l. Clarkson, executor of the estate OF
r. f. Clarkson: Eaton & Mains. estate of Richard
Mortimer. by Richard Mortimer. executor. AMI
William NJ Macbsan, attorney; Delaware Laeka-
warrA Western Railroad Company. by George
A. Cullen, general passenger agent; Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
q. r. T. REFLECTS DIRECTORS.

The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company was held yester-
day at the offices of the company No 16s Monta-
que street Brooklyn. Nearly three-quarters of the
entire stock OF the company was voted on Four
directors were reelected, TO for three years
They are ]. r. Jenkins. D. H. Valentine H. c.
Du Val and Eugene n. Foss. Out Of a total Of
$4,000 shares OF stock, 317,770 shares Were voted
The same number was cast for three inspectors FOR
the election OF other officers TO be held next Friday
The inspectors chosen were +. 3. Stewart +. j.
Spaulding and ID. II. Urquert. ir
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
PARK AVENUE DAMAGES CONFIRMED.

The Appellate Division os the Supreme Court
handed down a decision yesterday confirming the
report of ex-Judge Alton B. Parker. as referee in
the case OF damages for injuries property caused
by the deviation from the original plan for the
subway under Park avenue. The report is amended
20 allow counsel fees TO each OF the claimants,
amounting 20 per cent Of the sum awarded. with
the explicit provision that In
shall exceed 81 rra Justice Ingraham writes tha
opinion of ths court. in which ali the justices
concur
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
James McCreery g. Co,
2Srd Sfreef. S4fb .Sfreer

Ferry Company of New York by Alfred II. Abee
assistant secretary; Tenth and Twentythird Street
Ferry Company, by Alfred II. Abeel assistant Sec
Tetaryi Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, by
haley Eiske ytce-president; James MoCTeery &
Co. sommeTs Mercantile Company. M. PhillpsbOrn
Company, James McCutcheon Co.. Hearn &
Hyman, by Albert A. Dit2, attorney; II. q NJ
Koch. Lebolt &c Co, Bonwit. Teller Co., the
Garfield National Bank OF the City OF New York.
by r. w Poor. president: the Garfield Safe De-
r. j. Horner Co. George c. Flint Company. by
T. L Belknap secretary; T. A, o. 6chwarz, George
F. Vetter's Sons. F. p Dutton & Co. by John Mac
ras; Hitchcock, Darling Co, Second National
Bank. BY J. s. Case cashier; Gutman, Levy q Co.
the Holly Company William H. Plummer 8. Chris
Company, BY F. z. Johnstone. president: Best 4
Co, Enrich Brothers, Richard A. Hudnut Z. NJ
Knox. V. Perrin et Gle. by ]. Matugrtn, attorney;
Mischo & Muller, Siegel-Cooper Company. by s..
Greenhut, president; w H. Tolmsn. director; 4. S.
Brace: seeEettary; William 3 Howland., Arnold.
Theodore B; Starr, Edward A, Morrison & Son,
McGibbon e Co, Andrew Alexander, ONeill-
Adams Company, by II. 8. Waterman. secretary;
W. & ]. Sloane. a A. Yantine & Co, Shoninger
Louis Cohen s. Co. Wakefield Rattan Company
T. +, Davis manager; Brooks Brothers, Francis
9. Lloyd. president: Evan L. Jenkins. /. Ilindau &
CO.. Schumann's Sons Samuel Budd by Charles d.
White manager; J. & j. Slater, ]. ID. BOnne. o. &.
Lbbey, Henry Maillard Caswell-AIassey Com
Company. Gibson n. Vincent Simpson Crawford
Company, by p. c. Smith. superintendent Joseph
F1eischmar Park & Tilford, estate of William q.
SchermerhOrn, by Charles /. Carpenter, executor
and trustee; United States Realty and Improve
ment Company, by H; s. Black, president; the
Wilder, president p. Kahler 6 Sons, Henry Lane
Emo and Henry C.. Emo.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
READY TO BUY seAsoARo AIR BONDS

s. Davies Warheld. president OF the Continental
Trust Company of Baltimore was In New York
yesterday. and announced that he had a syndicate
ready 10 purchase the entire issue of Seaboard Air
Line three year per cent gold bOads, due on
March J. Amounting 10 81 GA 900. Some OF the bonds
illay Ds extended 10 May J, 1911, In Nhicb the
syndicate Vii take the resi-.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
STORAGE NOTICE.


TIAiMINS' NEW STORAGE WARE
house, Ofice 265 West 1iTth ST. New
York. Jan. &c. 19OT.-The following persons
are hereby notified that their household ef-
fects, now on storage. Will be sold at public
auction on Tuesday Feb. 5; Wednesday,
Feb. IL. 1907. 10.a- m, at T1mmins
Storage Warehouses. PSI TO 26T West 1I1th
St, New York City. In default OF payment
OF storage charges that are over one year
due. according to law governing storage
warehouses T. J. TIAtMINS.
Mrs. May Burke. George W Stevens.
Mrs. N Haynes. Mrs. ]. r. King. 8fr. 2.
Syring. MIR. Geo. COnser, p. Issacs. J. s.
Barrett, Mrs. J. O'ConnOr. Mrs. Ryan.
Mde Gray. z b. Andrews. Miss H. Quinn.
Geo. Newell. A. p. Msnder. L c. DUrnRll.
NJ J. GarrestOn. Mira McArdeIl, g. s.
Dyclman, NJ s. Blondheim. Mrs Mohney.
Miss ClOughlan, Mrs. B. Collins. Mr.. Greg
ory. \ =. Woodman. Mrs. A. FenWici-,
Mrs. Steinberg. Frank r. Buerly. Mrs ].
Aiaruser. n. Beecher. hIra. c. smith Mrs.
Phelan. G. A. Kelly. Henry Moore. H B.
Atkins, Mrs Logan Paul. Mrs. Abe Schopf,
Z, Williams. II. L. Parsons. Geo. laser.
Mrs. y. ]. Kent. Helen Baaett Mrs. s.
Lewis, Miss K. Reilly. W. L Wilson
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
January Clearance OF
Boys Sweaters and BlOuSeS
Boys Bath Robes
Little Boys Hats

- " ~ 80 - ~~@-- - -
Boys Bath Robes
Little Boys Hats
FLANNEL BLOUSES-
Navy. Red. Gray and Brown
all Styles 70 Is years
.S9...-..--wers So .69..--.-vere S1.25
.9S-wsFs 81. 40 and s1-69.
SwEATTRS-Wool and worsted-plain OF
with stripes-Juvenile styles included
Adv were .as' .49.....,were 81. =
Were S1.69 and sizes. 90
BOYS BATH ROBES-
Eiderdown-s 70 IS years
.0S were s1.Ssl I .QS- were s.. ss
2.49-were sS.4e.
LITTLE BOYS HATS
Principally small sizes.
rtlssisn-black and gray astralShan-
also bear plush with ear tabs
were -eS and 81 y. -........ 80
CfIILsDRENS HATS
Russians, NapOleons and Husssrs-
bear plush and astrakhan-gray
with ear tabs-weTe q. 40 and 81. ss .SS
CFyuDREN'S ROMPERS-
Light, medium and dark F1anneletts-
also plain Chsmhray-2 to s years
were 40 and so. ...-............... .2S
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
TREASURY BUYS MORE SILVER.

Washington Jan 25--The Director of tie Mint
To-day purchased ieoNN or silver 70 b.
c-A5 eIe1 at Dsnver. al 6s - cents tne ounce.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

HOSIERY. Stores.
100 dozen pairs Ladies' black, pure
SILK Stockings. "CObweb'' weight with
double heels, sOIes and toes. Sizes O
lO1a inches 100 per pair
value l.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EXPERIENCED concrete manufacturer has
fine building proposition: needs capital
s. ". Hendricks son, White Plains
PAINTING and DECORATING business;
splendid location, Brooklyn. wagon ard
al facilities for the business. good trade.
Full particulars A. Mcdonald Virgins Co,
81 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN Lloyd
Mediterranean Service.

TOrnIts Gibraltar. sOInits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers, Sd & 4th SITS. Hoboken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVElR THE WORLD.
OELRICHS & CO., No. 3 broadway, y. \.
Louis H. Meyer IOl8 Walnut St. Phila,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-26

MISSES SUITS. In Both Stores
Suits of various materials and models
1850 and 1900
Three-quarter length Coats of grey
mixed cloth. 1880
Pleated herringbone Cheviot Skirts
Length 81 to 40 inches 5.25
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES.
New Spring models. Blue gingham
guimpe Dresses. Sizes to 12 years. $50
Blue linen regulation Suits. PIeated
skirt. Sizes to 12 years. 3.25
Blue Chambray Dresses. Finished
with embroidery. Sizes years
3.s5
White Lawn guimpe Dresses With
deep collar Tucked and trimmed with
lace. $50
CheviOt "SaiIor" Suits. Sizes to 12
years 4.5O
Dresses of various materials and
models. Sizes to 12 years. $50
Full length Coats Various models of
plain grey mixed cloth. 4.5O