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New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
JULY AHEAD IN STEEL EXPORTS.

The exports of finished and steel material
through New York and other Eastern seaboard
points reached recordbreaking proportions last
month when s3.178 tons sent to different parts
Of the world. Compared with the shipments of the
previous thirty days. last months foreign
signment showed aggregate increase of nearly
IS per cent The heaviest gain was made in the
shipment of rails, the July tonnage having been
80 per cent greater than in June.
The total exports of rails. billets. beams, blooms
bars. wire, nails and pipe, 63.l73 tons, az
against 2S,e4 tons June In July of last year
the shipments 2S,742 The July figures
further illustrate the big strides which New York
is making the leading pert of exit for iron and
steel shipments. More than four and half times
much material shipped through this port
a s was handled through Philadelphia and Balti-
more combined The exact tonnages, according to
statistics from official sources, were: New York.
81 12O4 tons; Baltimore. 931 tons, and Philadelphia
2,64S tons
The leading shipments of rails which were heav-
fer last month than for any similar period since
1902 are still going principally to the Far East
The steel billet exports were all made TO England
South America the largest buyer of wire,
while the Far East received the leading nail con-
signments. OF pipe England the main pur
chaser while there were also substantial ship
rnents of old iron. such as furnace bottoms. made
TO the other side.
steel rails aggregating 44sss tons were sent
abroad in July against 1921 tons in June. For
use in the construction Of the South Manchurian
railway system S41 tons in fourteen lots were for
warded TO Hong Kong for transshipment to Dalny
and Chemulpo. the port of Seoul, Corea. To South
America 6,1S7 tons were sent, in eight lots. 5es2
tons going 10 Ins Argentine HNepuOiie "i1lie tiie
remainder went to Brazil There was also ship
rnent Of $40 tons of rails to Manila Liverpool re-
ceiyed 2O5 tons Of steel billets.
The foreign consignment of wire nails and pipe
was 1887 tons last month, compared with 9o5 tons
In June The July shipments OF wire represented
as22 TONS 3s3 of which went In six shipments
TO the Argentine Republic. To South Africa 2l3
tons went forward. while shipments also
rnada 10 Manchester. Liverpool, Bristol Copen
hagen Shanghai Kobe. Sydney, Rio Janeiro and
Vera Cruz
wire nails. in weight 25ss TONS also
ported L 376 tons going to Japanese ports To Eu-
rome 1r29 tons were forwarded Antwerp taking AIS
tons and Liverpool 43s tons. while the remainder
was divided in about equal proportions between
Rotterdam and Hamburg.
The pipe exports figured up 1851 tons This is by
far the heaviest tonnage ever sent abroad In one
month Three thousand nine hundred and ninety
seven tons went to Liverpool. and 1.f35 tons were
forwarded TO Japan.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
RIG SALE OF CITY BONDS
If SI5, 1000, 900 Issue Is Not Sold
To-morrosc Metz UiU Try Europe.

Fifteen million dollars worth of stock and oonos
of the city will be sold to the highest oidders To-
morrow afternoon-maybe. The bids viii be opened
at O'Clock by John H. McCooey. deputy con-
trolier OF the Finance Department, in his once IN
the Stewart Building If any bonds should not DC
sold the last issue having been failure, Con-
troller Metz who is in Europe, Will try 10 olS
pose of them on the Continent
Mr. ATcCooey who is Acting Controller in the
absence of Mr. Metz, is to ask Governor HuSnes
to institute legislation to exempt the bonds anu
stock of the city of New York. heId py uus' ooii
franchise and banking taxes This is to be asked
for If such corporations have those bonds or stoch
in their capital surplus undivided profits
The Acting Controller said that such leg1siatlon
yvould not only help the sale of bonds. but would
be worth while for the trust companies banks ana
savings institutions IT would result in saving
of nar cent 70 those investors on per cent DondS
and would make them actually worth something
like llO instead of par . per cent bona wouiu
be worth 120.
Controller Metz. now in Frankfort. Germany
sent the following cable dispatch to Deputy Con-
troller McCooey:
Wire Frankfort result OF bond sale. WISH you
luck :.
The Controller IS anxious to know the result OF
to-morroH's sale so he start in trying TO nnu
foreign capital for the bonds if remain unsold
He has been inquiring about the demand Tor Ne"
York City bonds while in Europe -
The sale of stock and bonds includes S.SSco
corporate stock for various municipal purposes
g 0ecO for the supply of water. N61,eS Tor the
raud transit railroad and S2.o90oo0 OF assessment
bonds These payable in 1907 all the others
tba Controller refusing to raise the rate. though
the late Legislature gave the sinking fund permls-
sion to raise of interest If it wished, and
any time -
sold but Mr. McCooey thinks the entire issue Will
he sold tomorrow, and at fair premium
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
MAY LOSE JOHN ". GATES
Daring Financier WW Make HIS
Home an ENGLAND, 1t Is Sad.

Wall Street was interested yesterday in a story
from Saratoga, published in The Tribune en-
Saturday, concerning John W. Gates, which
however his friends inclined TO discredit,
although none of them could be found who could
speak with authority the subject The story
was that Mr.. Gates. who recently sailed for Eu-
rope after having lost good deal Of money in
the stock market, had decided 10 take up his per-
manent abode in England and settle down TO the
life of a country squire, with large racing stable
to keep him interested and occupied. Mr.. Gates
il was added, would retain his American citizen
ship.
When Mr.. Gates went abroad he said that he
would return in September October. He leased
several months fine suits in the Plaza
Hotel and il IS understood that change has
been made in that arrangement, and he has also
taken an office in the Trinity Building. Mr..
Gates's interests in this country extensive
He of the largest stockholders in the Ten
nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company. the Re
public Iron and Steel Company and various other
industries. and is a director of the two companies
named. and, among others. of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, the United States Realty
and Improvement Company and the National
Bank of North America.
Originally from Chicago, New York first knew
him in the late COS. when he chairman of the
board Of the American Steel and Wire Company.
now important constituent Of the United states
city for several years He has been known one
of the daring spectators the stock
ket, and also lover of racing and placer OF
big bets.
His most noted achievement in Wall Street
the wrestling of the Louisville & Nashville road
from the Belmont interests in 1902. The property
was subsequently turned over TO J. p. Morgan &
Co and by them transferred to the Atlantic Coast
Line. Mr.. Morgan testfyng before the Inter
state Commerce Commission, said that he had
taken the Louisville & Nashville stock from
didn't think him proper man to be in control
Of the railway
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
WEEK END PRICES LOW
Telegraph Strike Apparently Did
Not CnrfGI Transactions.

Another severe break in prices. which carried
many issues down L new low levels for the year,
marked the closing day OF th- week. The tendency
WAS downward during the session. with practically
no recovery. and hral prices. although in some in
stances little above the poorest On late covering
by shorts made such showing as points net loss
in Union Pacific. ga in Great Northern and In
Northern Pacific. rs in United States Steel common
and preferred. IA in New York Central, "a IN
Southern Pacific. So IN American Smelling and
Refining. y. in Amalgamated Copper PA in st
Paul and 23z Reading The Western Union strike
had no apparent effect in cGrtang the transac-
tions which aggregated about 525000 shares, which
would be a the rate of more than 100000 shares
a full day. On the preceding Saturday the
total sales than 75.00o shares Inter
borOugh-AIetropolitan common again touched IL ITS
low record price made Friday; but the preferred
did not decline below 341s comparing with 3312 on
the previous day New York Central went 20 lO5.
sts loues1 1ric- since March 1895 Louisville &
Nashville. at 1e61%. its lowest since 1904
Reading went 81, the figure which Ii reached IN
the panic DAYS Of last March American Smelling
and Refining. at g73s. made & new low record Tor
last years St Paul sold down TO l2les, its
lowest point since 1900.
The initial weakness was in part response 70
the advices from London. where consols made a
new low record for sixty years ard where
fears trouble at the approaching fortnghtiy set
vitality Influenced by any news developments, bGt
rather by the growing uneasiness of investors as
well spectators for many Investment holdings
We're disposed Of, their owners having become as
ecg,raEed over the continuous slipping away or
prices in a month which normally is one OF ad-
vancns quotations. The bank statement might be
called favorable st showed a slight increase In
she SURPLUS reserve; but Iilc. increase was due 10
q heavy decrease in and Of deposits. and the
statement showed loss of nearly s9''t'VV IN casH'
although the preliminary estimates. baSed upon Ihe
known movements money during the week Nwere
of only about sI.e09eoO loss in cash.
On she curb Standard Oil. after early steadiness,
Welded with TIE rest of the list and sold down to
$50 on limited transactions closing at $50 bid and
60 asked
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
BANKS LOSE $4,000.
Manu- Institutions, 1t Is Said, 4re
Hit by Jersey TosUn's Official.

More aIleEed forgeries said to have been discov-
cred by various New jersey and New York bank
ing institutions by George NJ. Lanning. president
of the Board OF Education of the Borough of Flor
ham Park Morris County. have 10 light Ian
ming was arrested the charge Of having nego-
siated with the Federal Trust Company Of Newark
Two notes for a total of S11p0 which bore the
forged Endorsements of Carrnot P. Meeker, Mayor
Of Frlorharn Park and Howard Young, clerk Of the
: borough.
TIE forged notes so far discovered amount TO
more than s50't9
the 81 6so notes the belief that they
borough notes given for Board OF Education pur-
poses the First National Bank OF Morristown. has
i've Of Iannings notes. totaiiing sl25e the Orange
notes amounting s9.1S6; the Bernardsville Ma
4ionai Bank has LarsliRg's note signed by him as
borough treasurer ss5oe; the Commercial Trust
! Cornranv of Jersey City. which also refuses 10
give statement Of its transactions with the pris-
orer is said to have bought notes amounting TO
$1,000 The Aetna National Bank of New York, is
also reported have discounted $1,000 Of the same
peper.
In addition to these alleged financial difficulties
United states District Attorney Nreeland. who is
acting as Iarlnings counsel. has informed the post
office authorities Washington Of the charges
against Larning and recommended his suspension
3 postmaster
Henry L. Holmes. cashier of the orange National
Bank. said yesterday:
Mr. aiming had done business with for A
number Of years and have some OF the spurious
raper Fortunately for it is not nearly as large
an amount ne seems 10 have placed with other
institutions We have already taken steps 10 pro-
te-t ourselves. and even al this early day We are
able 10 way clear 10 the collection OF con-
siderable part Of the debt.
Mr. Holmes declined 20 say whether the bank
had instituted criminal proceedings what steps
were being taken 10 secure il from the loss OF
the loan
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
West twenty third Str eet

ton August o to saudersou s son. with Udse Arrived
steamer Jersey city ur, Raiey. bristol july - ana
swansea - to James ArkeIl & Go. with mise N'rNcn
at the lar 40 a m -,,..,r ,,,s-,
July 30 to philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived AZ 'he
s,eau,er Crovdon (In Mann Rotterdam July T. Ham
burg Middlesborough 20 to tee New 3SrN ~, a ~
Continental Line with mdse Arrived At 'He rN'' "'
steamer Florida dtaD Noe-a Genoa July - and Napes
Z Richard < Co. with 20 Gabln ana l,a ,is'
Steamer Atlas tNori. larson NsiS IiSo =, ~ ~
r s Co Arrived she Bar at 80 III -, =,
ana Rarbndos August l Henry 10 Wlh
In ballast Arrived at the tar al s 90 , M
Borghi july and st Thomas August = 20 FInch tdye
Co with quebrache wood Arrived at The Ear at o-f'
Steamer Comanche. Jacksonville Ausust : AMI
Charleston 8. TO the clyde IS 90. with paSS"ss'S an
steamer Monroe HuIphers. Newport News ami Norfolk
10 the Old Dominion IS Co with passengers ana mde
Steamer city Of Macon. Lewis Savannah August . To
Ocean 50 and mdse LEFT onaritihs
United states battleship trial trip
Anchored on TompSn.vle a' 93 a:1 M Wind soutbeas,
light breeze; cloudy AM hazy
SAILED
Steamers Minnehaba (Rrl. London: Graf wa1iersee
(Ger, Hamburg Via Plymouth and Cherbourg kroonlana
town; Arcona (fsuss). Rotter-
dam and Libau; Calabria tBrl: Naples i,eshorn etc
Caledonia (T3r) Glasgow: al Palermo 0taD. Balti
more; (Br) Melbourne sydney, etc: Maracai5o
etc: Chauoer tBr Janeiro santos. etc: saratoga.
Havana; sbiria 0ierl Fortune Island: Prinz Eiiei
Rarcelcna etc: Plata tTirl Kingston. Colon. etc
Gryfevale (Brl Yokohama. i'skodate etc: Captain ?
Key West and Galveston; Kansas SIty Letter
Mlneoa (ir) Newcastle; Mamma fIsta. baltimore; Paw
nee. Philadelphia: jamestown. Norfolk and Newport
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
sw1rcHMENs STRIKE MAY SPREAD
Denver e. Rio Grande Employees to Confer
with Railroad Officials on Monday.

Denver. Aug. 1O.-The grievance committee
representing the members Of the Brotherhood
OF Railway Trainn1en employed on the Denver
& Rio Grande Railroad will hold q conference
Monday with the officials OF that company to
demand formally, 1t is understood, an advance
Of 20 cents a day for all switchmen on the sys-
tenn This ts the demand which has caused the
strike OF fke switchmen and trainmen on the
Colorado & Southern and has resulted in an
enormous amount Of Inconvenience and financial
loss all over the state.
If the demand be refused by the officials of
Ste Denver & Rio Gran6e, Grand Master Nor
risey OF the Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
viii in al probability call strike on that road
which may spread TO other Western railroads
Before the RIO Grande management makes
answer TO the trainrnen conference OF officials
of the Union Pacific, the Burlington, the Santa
Fe the Denver & Rio Grande and the Colorado
e. Southern viii be held. IT is almost certain
that at this conference the managers will make
q final decision TO their attitude toward tho
advance asked. and the answer of the Rio
Grande will be practically the answer of all
All idea OF government intervention OF nedi-
alton has been definitely abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
ROBBED BY ACCOMMODATING MAN.
Woman Accepts His Offer to Carry Bag Con
tanning sA.sOO and He Disappears.

Magistrate Breen had before him in the York
vile court yesterday James W. Bergin. of No zoe
East 18th street whom Mrs Anna Drinkel wife of
6 coal miner. OF Spring Valley, Ill, identified
one Of two men who had stolen sA,so0 in Ameri-
can money and 5000 In Polish money on Wednesday
night
her TO her old home in Poland
!. where she expected to buy house and then have
hsr husband join her. She had the name Of
Polish friend who was supposed TO live at No 412
Fas1 74th street Two men, she said, had offered
dfrect her to the house One OF them took
carpet bag in which the money to carry When
siey reached the house the went inside, she
following The men went upstairs and, making
their way the roof. disappeared with her bag
The hearing adjourned until tomorrow.
Bergfn being held under $1,000 bail He admitted
that he had been arrested two weeks ago, charged
with burglary. but was discharged for lack of evil
Hence
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Monrevf-eo, aug s-St Dunstau tBrl. Jones' Ne" iO
Dublin Aug 9-Tuscarora (Br). New York
Naples Aug (Austl New York Tor 4IisSr fps
Plymouth Aug 1O--Prtnzess Alice tGeTi We" -
CherbOurg and Bremen tand prOeeeieus-
Cherbourg. Aug 10. a m-Philadelphia ttronl S'D
York
FsarceIona Aug T-CiaIa GFr1 New York . - y,rs
Rotterdam Aug a-NeW York Dutch talhls fDan)
n1-Unitec Sta10'
tfrOru Copenhagen. New Work ,-L a. rrer-
Southaupton Aug PhadelphiH. New 1orS MIME
bOurg tand passed Hurst Castle al l.-s nv
tonia (Frf. IayianL New York -, ~.w YORK
Hayre August 10 10 MA provence - Sew Yors
Antwerp ~,
Rotterdam Aug 10 2 ur-Noordam tDuien''
land from BouleSns az . mi -, .-,-, Han-
herb o. s.55 nF-Amerlka lartf' 49,
burg and Southampton for New NorN- r,xn. eco.
Port Natal. suE S-Rahenfeis (fsrl. from Cape -
York -
Liverpool Aug Io-Lucanis (Br. New forK W"
Ssw N''s
Glasgow Aug to-coiunbia (Brl. Wadswortn- w.
via Moville.
Gibraltar Aug s-sicsnia dtab from Ca'sn'
York. ~ mani from Ne~
Butt OF Lewis Aug 10. . a m--cscsr II tpa'''
YORK for ,hristansa and cnps snhaseh rsverpoob
Kinsale Aug io-Armsnian ttrt. New f,rs io' -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

suez Aug to-Beatroe tBrl. Calcutta for Boston and
New York.
Aug 1o-Frankhy (Fr). New York for Hankow
(sr). New York for Aden. Singapore.
Havre Aug o. IL p m-Californie GFrl. New York.
Naples. Aug .. 4 y m-uitona tt8r1. New YORK for
Trieste etc.
Antwerp. a-Mohawh (BrD New York
10. 300 m--Umhria (Rri. Charles.
New York for Liverpool tand proceeded.
Bristol. Aug Bristol City tIr). New York.
Plymouth Aug TO- 4.G m-St Paul. New York for
Cherbourg Southampton tand proceeded,
Liverpool, Aug 1O-Arsbic tBrp New Queens
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
TRANSPAClFiC MAILS.

steamer. Close in New York.
WesD. New Zealand.
Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia tvia Vancouver and Vie
CO--Manuka. To-day. $40 m
Harm Core and especially ad
ony)-Eumerc. Aug II. 600 p ~
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine
Islands fyia Seattel-Rotun Maru Aug. 10, 600 p IN
Hawaii via san Francisco)-Aiaueda Aug -. 500 m
Hawaii Japan. Ccrea China and Phil
ippine Islands (via San Francisco
New Australia texcept West,.
and New Caledonia tvia San Fran
ciscol-Foreric ............. Aug. 25. 600 m
Jauan China tvia Van
couver. n C1-Empr.ss Of India. Aug. y. 900 m
awaii and China tyfa
Franciscop-Ccptic. Aug 30 g p IN
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
Wa San FTarcisco,-U S transport. Aug 81. 500
Tahiti I'd Mnrquesas Islands tvia San
Sept 8. 500
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CONSULT THE 4DVER-
EASEMENTS.

ABRAHAM & STRAUS Brooklyn, announce a
regular prices.
the second week OF their midsummer sale of fur
niture. and also announce a sale of blankets, bed
linen. footwear. white goods. dreperies and cuy-
ta1DA.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

BLOOM1NSDALE'E. Lexington avenue and 5sth
and @th streets, announce general clearance sale
C iaces az one-thirc tho regular price; also
sats3 and SILK rain coats AID a sale of wonen's
0Dow isng0 six gloves at q low value
HEARN. West 18th street is having an August
Ok1o AZ blankets ane housekeeping goods
Dounoas tbs sale OF all summer goods clearance
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
WIRELESS REPORTs.

he F:truria. VIII reported Of
Sandy Hook a. m. yesterday is expected to dock
about 7:3O III 10 day.
The Holland America Line steamer statendam from
Rotterdam an Rouogus In communi
cation 10y wireless telegraph with the Marconi station
BILE Island. miles Of that point
s:55 p M win probably reach her dock in Hobokeu at
IN a
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
STRIKE ON HARTMAN LINES.
General Walkout Threatened If Demands OF
Boilermakers Are Not Granted

Los Angeles, Aug 1o--Uniess the demands OF
the striking boiiermakers en- the Pacific division Of
ahe southern Pacific company granted within
rwenfyfour hours drastic measures are rrnrnssad
by the international organization OF bo,lerrnakers
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun 7;O5 Moon s:ss Moons
HIGH WATER
Sandy S:5i Gov. Island Ola He'll Gate II 07
= MSandy Hook 9:05 Gov Island 9:24 Hell Gate II IL
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

President George T. Dunn, OK Kansas City. tele-
fyraphed the strike committee last night that all
boilermakers on Hartman lines would be called
IL the demands were not granted.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Aug. 10, 1907
ARRIVED

Steamer st Louis Jamison Southampton and CherbourE
August g. American Line, with 36S cabin and 306
steerage passengers. and Arrived tho
0:27 a
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Male

XKrANTED.-Ma helpers for wsrd and genera ers snd
wv the FOrdharl Hospital salary S-otN
traintennnce. Apply Acting supervising ;veue
ban, Hospital. Southern Boulevard and CrOtoh~ 49,
New York city
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Lns +xay .-
N received at their Uptown Once No iSos xtvsr-
bsTyeen SSth nd until . O'ciocs
tisenients received the following branch o Sa ave
iar office rates until O'Clock VIZ, - -, fafr
cor I'D 153 6th cor l-th 81 = er3
n PSI West AID ST. between Jth and eth e-,s as;
Nsst 12Jth 81 I3ss ave. between T6th snd ''h -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Brings mall
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
FOR. Line. Mail closes. sails
Obdense. Para. Booth ...........-.. +iC T:to a
MONDAY. AUGUST t2.
Colon, Panama III 30 300
Brazilian. .ls:OD D
Katahdin. jacksonville. Clyde 300
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dom SCOOP
TUESDAY. AUGUST 13
Kronprinz Wilhelm. Bremen. n G. l.. 400 a 1880 a m
C.armania, Liverpool. cunaTd $50
Bremen n G. Lloyd 1000
Hamburg. Naples. Hanlb- Am 200
City o Macon. savannah, Savannah. 800
Comanche Jacksonville. Clyde. 800
Monroe Norfolk Old Dom ........... 3:OOp
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IL.
-Adriatc. southampton. White Star. 300 a $40
Bermuda, Quebec. a IL q
virginia lnagua Hamb- Am. IL to 200
Nieuw Amsterdam Rotterdam. Hol Am 500
Europa Naples. Neiocc.
Petersburg. Iibau. Russian Nol.......
Jacksonville clyde 800
Antilles New Pacific.
Jefferson Norfolk. Old Dom. 800
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Misses & Girls Dresses

Misses Fancy Panama Suits for Mounta Wear, s12os
Model full plated skirt with old IA q 10 yrs
Misses and Girls Jumper Dresses
Various in Chanltrays. Linen to COS
Cingham nd Fancy ~
Misses and Girls Regulation Suits, -
in ardL Lmon, all shades emblem on shield and sos
sleevefu Faue 9/5O'
Misses & Skirts, 81 ; 81 os Rem o5
Model, two tailor folds, IS to 80 ms ' 49, "
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Public Notices
Female

IATANTED--WOmen general helpers in the NaI -
w Bellevue Hospital salary Si50p month an siT1-
Assistant Superintendent OF
schools a Bellevue Hospital 10th Street anu Fi-S
Avenue. New York city
WANTED. laundry OF Harlem h' -
w pitai BODY salary. S2SeS Per - n,
with No Sunday night DUTY 1pP'
Supervising Nurse Harlem Hospital. IenOx Avenue 49,
f3hth street. Ssw York city
NArNNTED--womsn general helpers in she ss ~s snt
w Frrihan Hospital Salary. S13o0 per month !.
,qintsDanc~ Npplv t. Acting Supervising Nurse -
nam Hospital southern Boulevard and Crotona A'e~
York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Won1en's & Mems Imported f1ose
Very Attractively Priced

Women's White CT Black Gauze Isle Thread
Hose with garter tops and double sOles,
Womens Tan Lace Ankles and Hand En-
broidered Lisle Thread Hose. black and coiors,
Women's Gauze Isle Thread Hose with black
lace insteps hand embroidered or plain colors
with self embroidery,
Wornen's Black Silk Hose with double
silk or cotton soles and garter tops,
Mems Silk Socks. black with embroidery.
or plain black and colors. double soleS,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Special Interior Work

ORDERS TAKEN FOR THE COMPLETE PARTIAL FURNISH
1yC; OF RESIDENCES. APARTMENTS. HOTELS. ETC WITH
Window Curtains. Door Panels. Bed Spreads and
Lace Decorations for the BOudor and Dining Room
FOR WHICH SELECTIONS MAY MADE FROM OUR
LATEST TNPORTATIONS
DPAPEPY FABRICS & DECORATIVE LACES
COMPRISING CHOICEST PRODUCTIONS OF The
BEST EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS
FULL SIZE MODELS, WITH kSII
MATES SUBMITTED WORK TO BE EXECUTED IN THE
AUTUMN OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL UPON REQUEST
(TIIIRD FLOOR)
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCK QUOTA
TATiONS.

San Francisco. Aug. lo-The official closing prices
for mining stocks follows: