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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
calendar For Today.
Coal For ItaIv

The British steamer Silver Wings
Captain Morgan. cleared yesterday
for Naples, Italy. with cargo of a.
500 tons of coal. valued ut $4,000
The vessel will sail today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
LABOR GOSSIP.

N. J. Fitzhenry OF Jersey City has
been reelected international president
Of the United Boilcrmakers and Iron
Ship Builders union.
A report from the Pittsburg cham.
Der OF commerce shows that an annual
amount OF $350,000.00O Is paid wnge
earners In the Pittsburg district.
Few people are aware OF the fact
that over S35,000,oO0 worth of Amcri
can made goods is made by convict
labor.
The average salary paid n national
presiding officer Of q labor union is
about $500. In some cases the tray.
cling expenses are added to this.
The Sons of Vulcan are increasing
their membership daily, and whole dis
tricts nre being added to the national
roll,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
WANT SHORTER DAY.
Hookbinders Plan to Join tho Eight
Hour Movement.

Hour Movement.
The bookbinders Will be the next OF
the trades connected with tho printing
Industry 10 establish the eight hour
workdny. AT least such Is the de.
cision rendered by the membership
OF the international brotherhood Of
Boolblndcrs.
The executive, council of the inter.
national selected the LIST of October,
LOOT, III the time for innuguratlng the
eight hour day. In accordance with
the laws of the organization the de.
cision of the council was submitted to
n referendum vote of the entire mem
bershlp. with the result that it was
approved by Il majority OF more than
three to one.
The bookbinders are among the most
poorly paid Of the publishing trades
organizations, and under the circmm.
stances the advanced stage to which
The brotherhood has brought organiza-
ton In the trade IL remarkable, and.
as Is the case with labor organizations
generally, improvements in working
conditions have kept step with the
progress Of organization.
The brotherhood is carried along up.
on conservative lines. though 1t sacri-
fees none of the principles OF the wise
militantism which Is the spirit of true
union progress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21

Tho new and powerful Iron Paiaca
steamers. Newport News. Wash ngton
and Norfolk VIII leave daily ma fol.
Iowa:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
MR.. ARNAL PASSES AWAY
AFTER LINGERING ILLNESS
Well Known Citizen Dies at His Sum-
mer Home at Willoughby
Beach.

Carl Hugo Arnal. of this city. died
yesterday morning n; G:l5 o'clock AZ
ter lingering Illness at his summer
cottage at Willoughhy Beach. For sew
eral months he had bcen in bad health
and last Friday his condition took n
turn for the worse, and he did not
rally again.
Mr.. Arnal who was - years old
was agent here for the Chesapeake
& Ohio Coal and Coke Company. and
was consul for Cuba, Venezuela and
Nicaragua. He was vice consul for
Denmark and Norway and consular
agent for Belgium and Italy. He is
survived by widow and one child
Il daughter nine years old
Coming To this country in 1858. Mr.
Arnal became associated with Will
liam Lamb e CO.. OF Norfolk. with
whom he was connected until no re-
moved TO this city nine years ago.
For some time he served the Nor
folk firm as agent in South American
republics. He married Miss Minnie
Keeper, of Norfolk
Mr.. Annals French ancestors were
driven from home during tho IIngue-
not troubles, and Germany became the
lanllly aDlulng pace. during me
Franco Prussiam war Carl Hugo
served with distinction ms officer, and
was decorated by the Emperor for gal
lantry.
The body will remain Mt the Will
longhby Beach cottage until arrange
ments for the funeral can be made.
1t is the desire OF The family to take
no steps until it can he learned
whether or not the deceased left a
will. In case there is will II is ex-
pected that there will be directions as
TO the disposition to be made of the
body
Mr.. Annals business is in the hands
of Mr.. Frank C. Straehla. chief clerk
OF the office. Mr.. Straehla practi.
cally has been in charge of Mr. Ar
lnal's business affairs for months
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
SHIPPING REPORT
Tuesday, August 20, 1907.

Steamer Genesec Br). Albrethsen,
Sabine pass-to Chesapeake & Ohio
Coal & Coke Company for bunker
coal.
Schooner Frank P. Stinson, lIodg-
kins, Bangor-to White Oak Coal
Company in ballast.
Schooner Addison +. Bullard. Warn
don. Cape Henry-in distress and will
repair at shipyard.
Schooner Katherine ID. Perry, Gar
field. Norfolk-to Smokeless Fuel
Company in ballast.
Barge Ohio from Boston---to Smoke.
less Fuel Company in ballast.
Barge John A. Briggs from Port
land-to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
Agency in ballast.
Barge City of Montreal from Port
land-to Chesapeake e Ohio Coal
Agency Company in ballast.
Bage City of Montreal from Port
lnnd-to Chesapeake e Ohio Coal
Agency Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21

the ferry steamer Callahan. The ca
diets will 20 into camp nj the ENposi-
,.on + several weeks and viii return
To Indiana over the Chesapeake n
Ohio.
Tho camp equipment and baggage
of the cadets arrived here over the
Chesapeake a Ohio yesterday morn
ing and was sent To the Exposition
early in the afternoon OF the Gala
han.
This will he ono OF tho largest
school Nncampmcnts ut the Exposi-
ton this summer TIN cadets givc
frequent dress paradcs on Lee Parade
while ~ the Tcrcontcnnial
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.
Chesapeake & Ohio RI.

Fast TraIns to Richmond.
Leave Newport News 7:45 n. M;
1000 u. m; $3.50 d. m; $3.50 u. III.
Local Trains to Richmond
G;45 ~ M, 5:i0 p. m.
Through Trains to the West.
1000 a. M. $3.50 y. M.
Charleston, Columbus and Toledo
7:i5 Il. IN.
Trains arrive Newport News. 7:45
u IN. DIE n. M. 1880 n, m, $3.50 y.
m.,G:oO u. NJ, 1920 p. m.
Steamer Service for Norfolk.
Leave Newport Nows 1850 n. m.
lO:35 II. H., $3.50 u. m, Cos p. m.
Ferry Service to Pine Beach Pier.
Leave Newport News 1850 n. m,
1885 Il. H., G:05 u. III. Leave Pine
Beach pier, $3.50 II. M, 900 a. M.
f:45 p. m, 7:i5 u. IN,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
Cleared.

Steamer Wyandotte (Br). Richards,
Norfolk and London-Furness, Witty
& Company, Ltd.
Steamer Silver Wings (Br). Nor
gan, Observation-Disclosures Oak
Coal Company.
Steamer Genesee (Br.). Albcthsen.
acknowledgements G Ohio Coal IL
Coke Company.
Barge Badger for Boston-Whito
Oak Coal Company.
Barge Independent for Providence
White Oak Coal Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
Part CARGO For London.

The British steamer Wyandotte. of
the Furness- Witty fleet, cleared yes
terday for London and Norfolk with
part cargo of miscellaneous en-
ports. Among other articles the yes
sci has aboard a large quantity of
flour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-21
INDIANA CADETS ARRIVE
ON SPECIAL c. & O. TRAIN
Corps of Four Hundred and Fifty Gull
yer Academy Boys Going Into
Camp at Exposition.

Four Hundred and fifty cadets of
the Culver Military Academy. Indiana,
arrived in this city at 1880 o'clock
last night on special train over tie
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad and this
morning will 90 to the Exposition on
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24
INVESTMENTS

7-room brick house. 63-foot lot, east front,
81, 800
broom cottage, modern, except furnace,
corner, 33Xl20 feet, paved street, perma-
nent sidewalk, 18th and Parker, $2,1OO.
1-room modern home in Kountze Place,
large rooms, SO, $50.
S-room modern house, on car line
Kountze Place, 5000.
$3.50.
Groom cottage, new, 10th street boule-
ward, walking distance, 500
lO-room strictly modern home West
Farnam St, south front, 5000.
7-room house, $th and Chicago, fine To-
Broom house. half lot. 25th between N
and SITS, South Omaha, $500
$500.
Groom cottage, small lot, near 10Th street
O1'U' 60 - ""'' WACAN CANT 'l'OO0'
$3.50
8 lots, 44th and Davenport SITS, lay fine
81 200.
lots near Hanscom Park. one block
from car line, both, $3.50.
Full lot, blocks east of Hanscom Park
Full lot, SD and Dodge, lays fine, 81 800
Two fine lots in Kountze Place, each $500
Trackage. corner 18th and Charles, $3.50
Trackage. 18th and Dodge. Submit offer
See me for homes In HanscQm Park
Bemis Park, Kountze Place and Wes
Farnam districts.
w. G. SHRIVER,
1923 New York Life Building.
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24
INVESTMENTS
$500


For a double brick fiat within 8 blocks OF
Hanscom park and within 21h blocks OF the
new gath st. car line TO So Omaha. Rental
$50 per mo, South front lot paved street,
cement walks in front and all around the
house. There are i've rooms, modern, on
each floor II will only take 1000 cash to
pay down, long time at 6 per cent on bal
ance.
$2,250
We have several new cottages, two at
10Th and Ames Ave. and one at 34th and
Blonde, only one block from Harvey car.
We can sell for $3.50 each. Another one
near by for $2,lGl This would only take
about from $500 to $1,000 cash to buy these.
$4,000
Fine new home in West Farnam district
east front on 4lst St, just north OF Dodge
St, birch finish on first floor, bed rooms
large lot; would rent for si5 per month
House is No. 1872 N. DIST st.
Hastings & Heyden,
17O4 Fanam St.
Qe)-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24

ed and Larimore, 6 rooms,
all modern except furnace, 3
rooms and hall on first floor,
s large bed rooms and bath on
second, cemented basement, .
yellow pine finish throughout,
built two years ago and is in
best Of condition; lot 4OXlS2
A model little home and cheap
at 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24

BARGAINS.
Southwest l4th ana Dodge, 4ix65 feet, g.
story and basement, brick, $500
S brick stores, 81, SIS rental, $l2,
brick fiats 81, 40 rental, $1,000.
2 brick fiats $40 rental, $500.
Near high school, $50 rental, 5000.
stores and fats, 500 rental $500
Near pOstofice, 7-roOm house, $500.
ia South 18th Ave, Groom modern house
east front. close In, $500
Southwest corner 9Th aud CASTELAR,, l&Xl5O
feet, 5-roOm house. s., 800
Southeast corner 23d and California, 39xSS
feet, S262; rental $3.50.
E31 Davenport, Z rooms 5000.
Skis south front close In, $1,000
4 acres 7th and Dorcas, s. 800.
10 acres southwest, improved, $500
$40 acres, IL miles out, SIS so.
I'D acres, u miles northwest, s., COO.
JOHN n. PREMIER. OPP. OLD p. o.
Qs)-l76 q
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24

house. Has large reception room with
pillars, mantel in living room, large
dining room and kitchen, bed room
and bath downstairs; three good bed
rooms and bath upstairs. East front
lot on paved street. Only / block to
car and Hanscom Park.
$4,000
1924 s. 27th St. Large Groom house.
Two east front lots. House is too
large for present owners. VIII trade
for smaller house as part payment.
$500
On 3Oth Ave. near Woolworth Ave.
Large Groom all modern house. Rent
ed 5000 per year.
$1,000
On 30th Ave. near Pacific, 12-room
house Reception hall, parlor, back
parlor, and library, large dining room
1926, bed rooms, large store room
Lot 100 It. front owner anxious to
sell this month II possible. Can make
easy terms.
VACANT
5Ox12s, s. w. Cor. 36th and Cali
fornia, $3.50.
50x135 in Dundee at end Of car, $3.50.
50x127 IT,, West front on 26th St.,
near Poppleton. $1,000.
50x136 IT,, South front on Capitol
Ave and 28th, $3.50.
50X118, South front on Cass and 31st
SITS, $1,000.
And big bunch of other lots.
FOR FLATS
s. E. Cor. 25th Ave and Dewey, 66z
112, $3.50.
N. E. Cor. 25th Ave. and Dewey, 7Oz
100, $4,000.
Cor. 21st and st. Mary's Ave, 7Oz
120, $500.
sc IT. East front on 26th Ave. and
St. Mary's Ave, $4,000.
sc #. on Chicago and 18th SITS.
$500.
INVESTMENTS
A new St. Louis flat on 18th st. neal
Chicago, rents for $3.50 per year. Price
$500
A new double brick on paved street
close in, rents $1,000 per year. Owner
might consider $11,5O0.
A good corner 60x146, with doubl,
house now renting for S1,18O per year
Room on end of lot for double brick
Price $11, 500.
7 DTTH
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24
Look This List Over
If nothing here interests you call on us and we will
what you want

what you want.
$2,75O
250S Poppleton Ave, Groom, q
story house and bath room. Very
pleasant bed rooms, lot faces south on
paved street. When gath st. is paved
and street cars begin running property
will be worth $4,000. $1,000 cash,
balance easy.
$3.50
On gath St. near Mason on east
front lot, 8-room house. Hot water
heat, etc. A good rental proposition.
$4,000
On gath St, 33x132, facing gath and
23d SITS, with broom cottage on oath
St. side. House now rents for $50
per year. Room on other end for an
other house. A good speculation or In
vestment.
$4,000
On Webster St., near 9th, Groom,
2-story house on South front lot.
$3,250
On Burt St.. near 9th, a new Z
room, story and half house on South
front lot. Newly papered. Easy
terms.
$4,000
s. w. Cor. AID and Lafayette Ave,
7-room, 2-story house with best OF
plumbing. Fine corner lot 50x15O.
Room for another house. Only blk.
TO car. Lafayette Ave. is one of best
residence streets in the city.
$4,250
On Poppleton Ave and 26th st. A
very good Groom all modern house on
choice corner lot. Very fine shade
trees. Paved streets and permanent
walks.
$3.50
On So. 27th St. near Poppleton Ave.
a good 2story all modern house, fine
repair. Lot 50x127
$2,65O
On 9th st. north OF woolworth.
East front lot, S-room all modern
house. Rents for S25 per month.
$3,250
I'll So. 18th St. S-room, 2-story
house, bath. etc, hot water heat. This
is just north Of Leavenworth St
Ground worth the money,
$4,000
On 33d st. between Center and
Frances SITS. We have a good Groom
TIE PVDOH
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24
REAL ESTATE
~TTy PROPERTY FOR SALE.
w. FARNAM SMITH & co.

1914 North 9th St, must be
sold at once; has Z rooms, 4 on
first floor, 3 on second, city
water, sewer and cistern; all in
good repair: lot 4OxS. Rents
for SIS per month Price re-
duced for immediate sale to
81. 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24

THE SHERIFF

will sell my Ave improved Iowa farms tin-
less traded in a month. Clear city prop
erty, western lands or stocks OF goods
taken. Quick action necessary. wiz
trade cheap. Address csc, care Bee.
(9O)-G99 -
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24

s rooms, two-story house
with basement, in north part
of the city, one block from
Dodge car, southeast front,
corner lot SSxl55, needs some
repairs, but could be made a
fine home at small expense,
fine shade and fruit trees
Price to close estate, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24
IOWA FARM BARGAIN

800 acres, miles from Atlantic; gently
slopes from northwest corner and creek
running along east side Of farm; soil
heavy black loan; new Groom houHes
leased for this year for 81 200. Price res
duced TO $65 an acre for quick sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY SALE.
MAKE YOUR HOME
IN KOUNTZE PLACE

Where you will find homes of Omahas best business
than any other addition in the CITY, This alone is of the
best why you should live in this beautiful addition
PAVED STREETS, PERMANENT WALKS, WATER, SEWER
and GAS. NO HILLS, NO HOLLOWS GOOD SCHOOLS,
CHURCHES, SHADED STREETS, GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD.
Within 10 10 MINUTES DRIVE street ride of the RE-
TAIL WHOLESALE DISTRICT reached by lines, the
Dodge North oath and Sherman Ave- The Florence Boulevard
through the center of the Addition AND THE PRICES only
about onehaf what they asking for better lots In the
Western Southwestern part of the City.
Lots 5Ox124
$50
1850
ON
on 1000
new o
ADVANCE PRICE
Hastings & Heyden,
1904 Fa1nam St. Bee Building
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24
TELEPHONE US

New Groom cottage, modern except fur
mace, good location, blks. from Path St.
car, $500.
lO-roOm house, modern except furnace,
close to oath ST. car, $500
5-rOom cottage, has gas and city water,
half blk. from car, $1,000.
Groom cottage, modern except bath, two
lots, each 45Nl30. fruit OF all kinds, close TO
car $4,000.
Groom cottage, 18th and Grace, lawn and
shade, beautiful place, $1,000.
S-roOm house, on Nicholas, modern, two
lots, each 5OXl5O barn, chicken house,
park and fruit. $4,000
Three fve-roOm cottages, close in, renting
for $500; price s. 1000.
TURRELL & CO.,
18th and Farnam. Tel. d l129.
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24

S2s5O-I4ARGE broom cottage, Goth near
PinIney, new, strictly modern.
81, 75O-Near Ath on Bristol ST., broom, part
modern, paving paid.
S,60-Flne new modern home, Writ st.
near 24th. Z rooms. full lot.
S2,OO0-Larimore near 24th, broom, all mod
ern, new; bargain
81 6O-25th on Templeton St., 5-room, new,
modern, full lot.
SS5O-Maple ST. near S2d, rooms, gas,
SG5n-E,tna "a n Iot soO m nom 9ttb IN
Emmett; has barn
S750-Flne corner at 22d and Pratt Sts.,
50Xl24, close 70 park.
o. NJ. UNDERHILL q Co,
Phone Douglas 5639
once $50 N. 24th
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-24
Colorado

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
CORPORATE CONTROL.
Congressman Hepburn Thinks Leg
isLature VII 4ct This Winter.

Clarinda Iowa, Nov. 1G-Chairman Hepburn
Of the House Committee Interstate and For
eign Commerce starts for Washington to-mor-
row Speaking to-day Of possible legislation
this winter. he said:
Il regard it as extremely probable that there
viii be enacted this winter legislation to pro-
cure the regulation of the issues of stocks am
bonds of corporations doing interstate business.
Certainly there ought TO be such legislation and
control. The President and the Attorney Cen
eraI are satisfied that Congress has the neces-
sary power.
Il also regard il most desirable that the
taxing power Of the government should be used
10 prevent gambling in railroad stocks by tax
ing all sales where delivery is not made within
such reasonable time to indicate that the
transaction was bona hde and not for specula-
ton. So long as there is buying and selling on
margins and without the intention of actual de-
livery Of the stock, speculation will absorb the
resources Of the banks and take money from
legitimate enterprises which need il. Stock
spectators pay high rates for money, and their
offers are so attractive to the city banks that
the banks induced to make loans outside
the channels Of legitimate business. This not
only tends to involve the banks in speculation
but it withdraws the money from legitimate
business enterprises"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17

ARNOLD, CONSTABLE g. Co. at RroadI,a,,
ana 18Th street call attention to their stock of
hld gloves lace and silk waists fur. feather and
lace neckwear, gowns and costumes fur coats
muffs and leather novelties
AITKEN, SON & CO. at Broadway and 18th
street Will hold their annual sale of ribbons he
ginning tomorrow.
The VAN ORDEN Corset COMPANY. AT No AZ
West 34th street. advertises corsets for stout
women
BEST & CO, at No. 90 West 23d street. are SELL
ing Christmas toys Many novelties are included
ia the stock.
JOHN DANIEL SONS & SONS. at Broadway
and Sth street. call attention TO their millinery
women's and childrens suit. glove and fur depart
ments.
The WHITCOMB Metallic Bedstead COMPANY. at
No 400 Fifth avenue. is selling brass and enamel
beds and bedding.
LORD & TAYLOR, at Broadway and 9th street
and Fifth avenue and 18th street, will hold this
week special sales in the rug. carpet and furniture
departments. They have large stock OF Oriental
rugs and Wilton velvet carpets
STERN BROTHERS, in West I'D street adver-
tse imported and domestic wraps. trimmed mil
lInery furs and fur garments high class costumes
misses and girls apparel. novelty silks and vel
vets colored and black broadcloth, dress fabrics.
rich English plates. upholstery lace curtains and
bed sets. and carpets and rugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
BRIDE CANNOT UNDERSTAND HUSBAND
well Talk in Language of Love-" Said
italian Wife After Wedding American.

IN spite of the fact that Miss Luisa Minudri
eighteen years old, of No. 100 Park street
cannot speak English and Arthur f. Keene
t"enty-three years old, OF No. "S3 East 18th
street, cannot speak Italian, they were laarried
in the City Hall yesterday afternoon by Alder
man Richter after a courtsnIp of several
months Luisa came to this country six months
ago and went TO live with her aunt, Annon-
ciato Depra, and it was there thar she met
Arthur, who Is a clerk. II was case 81 love
at first sight with the young couple and they
went 10 dances and the theatres together CON
tent with looking into each others eyes When
Arthur decided that he could not live any
longer without Luisa he told Aunt Annonciato
OF his passion, and told her to ask the girl II
she would marry him If he took her
around to the City Hall. Luisa told Aunt An
nonciato Yes" and they hied away to see AL
derlnan Grifenhagen, who lost his nerve when
he found that the couple could not talk to each
other. Alderman Richter, however, could not
resist their look of entreaty and he tied the
knot, When they going out of the door
BILLY" Long. in charge Of the marriage bureau
asked the girl:
How will you talk to him?" and the answer
came back soft and low.
moi vogliamo comUnicarci in Iingua d'amore"
owe will talk In the language Of Iove')
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-11-17
OFFERINGS OF THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE THE 1DVERTISE
MENTS IN TO-DAY,S TRIBUNE

A. Jacket & Co, at No. Ss4 Fifth avenue,
manufacturers and importers of furs. that
they have special collection of fur garments for
the opera and horse show.
The SIEGEL-COOPER COMPANY at Sixth ave-
nue. and 18th street. call attention their stock of
underwear. which includes French garments and
clothing Of domestic make In the stock may be
found all the lingerie needed for the wardrobe.
BLOoMINGDALES at Third avenue and seth
street. call attention to their collection of Oriental
rugs, including Persian Hamadans, Moussous,
silks, cashmeres and Khiva Bokharas They also
have large stock OF cut glass and opera glasses.
HEARN, in 18th street, just west of Fifth ave-
nue., will open the first floor OF three new buildings
tomorrow, in celebration of the eightieth year of
the store. A feature of the day will be several
special sales in the various departments.
II. JAECKEL & SONS. at No 81 Union Square
West, advertise several novelties in furs for the
silver fox. chinchilla, Eastern mink. ermine and
black lynx.
MACY'S, at Broadway and 34th street, have made
a reduction in the prices of some OF their dress
goods. Among the other goods offered at a reduc-
ton net waists, undergarments, linens Innings
and walking skirts Among the Tuesday specials
may be found handkerchiefs lace curtains chill
drens hats, dining room chairs, tables sterling
silver napkin rings and silver plated candlesticks.
A. d. MATTHEW'S SONS, of Brooklyn, will place
on sale tomorrow one HUNDRED extension tables.