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New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
PRODS JEROME.
Points at Excelsior, international
Trust and Hamilton Bank.

Attorney General Jackson gave out copies yes
terday of communications which were sent by him
to District Attorney Jerome, recommending action
with regard persons implicated in the affairs of
the International Trust Company, the Excelsior
Fire Insurance Company and the Hamilton Bank.
The Attorney General says in one letter that
perjury and perhaps other criminal offences ap-
pear to have been committed in the organzatio
of the Excelsior Fire Insurance Company of New
York and that least of these offences were
committed within the county OF New York in or
about the month Of August last"
In relation to the International Trust Company,
he saws that is in the possession Of the State
Banking Department and of Mr.. Goodwin Brown,
the Temporary receiver, evidence which should be
submitted to the grand jury, indicating. as II
does, of a criminal nature on the part OF an
officer officers of the said company IN connec-
ton With its organization and management.
He calls attention also to the alleged overdrafts
made by William R. Montgomery on the Hamilton
Bank as indicated by the report of Frank White.
the temporary receiver These TRANSACTIONS ne
saws appear to him to be in violation of the Penal
Code
District Attorney Jerome said yesterday that he
had received the letters from Attorney General
Jackson.
In the possible contingency of District Attorney
Jerome's refusal failure to act the Attorney
Caneral refused to state positively what action ne
would take. IT have told Jerome, he ssid' OF
the existing conditions and the evidence OF wrong
doing in my possession This evidence is based 1t
have heard that Jerome beittles the report be-
cause it is the report of temporary receiver; pus
as a temporary receivershp may be made perna-
nent do not see how that affects the case
William r. Montgomery, the president or the
Hamilton Bank, made light last night OF Attorney
General Jackson's action. Mr.. Montgomery stoutly
denied that there had been any irregularities In
his dealings with the bank and intimated that At
torney General jackson was trying to make cap-
tai at his expense.
Mr.. Montgomery also denied the recently pub
Ished report that he had drawn his balance in the
Hamilton Bank down to few dollars before the
institution closed its doors. He said he had sew
eral hundred dollars in the bank when it suspended
which was the balance he usually kept there for
checking purposes.
Mr. Montgomery left the city last night for
Kingston where he will oppose this morning at
a hearing the motion to make the present tenn
porary receivership of the bank permanent MI
Montgomery has 81 per cent of the assents of
depositors to the plan for reopening, and strong
downtown banking interests have agreed to take
over the bank and put up H.5ooo0o in cash. The
presidents of several Clearing House institutions
have agreed to enter the directorate of the bank
and a banker of wide reputation will take the
presidency which Mr. Montgomery purposes to
relinquish as soon as the bank has been placed
on its feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
PICTURESQUE GENOA.

Winter travel to Italy via the Cunard and Ger
man lines becomes increasingly popular. Genoa.
the cieanest and heaIthest city on the Medter-
ranean is of peculiar interest to Americans on
account of its having been the home of Christopher
Columbus. and is the first stopping place of the
steamers from New York. Many Americans spend
couple of weeks at the charming Eden Palace
Hotel located in It's private park, in the centre
of the city, insurfng perfect quiet Large airy
rooms with private baths steam heat and expert
management conduce To perfect comfort
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
WILLIAMSBURG TRUST INVESTMENT.
Said to Have Violated Law in Interborough-
Metrouolitan Stock Purchase.

That the Williamsburg Trust Company. OF which
Frank jenkins was deposed president. bought
40 shares of marlborough Metropolitan preferred
stock at 105 ard 106 in May and June, lsS. ana
maid In all sl4s5f2 25 for it, discovered by Frank
l. papst receiver for the company, yesterday.
Mr. Rapst pointed out Section 15s of the banking
law which says that banking company shall
hold stock IN any private corporation TO an amount
in of 10 per cent OF It's capital Stock Inc
r,ecejyer holds that the Williamsburg Trust Com
any has violated this section OF the law, as its
capital stock 10000 10 per cent of which would
be s7c,cJo
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
N. Y, n. II. & HARTFORD r. r.

n. Y, n. H. & HARTFORD r. r
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
s2d 81. and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov--tt 1000.
f10:0O. sxl lO:O2 A. NJ. ftll1:Go. xii :O3.
ri 200. ~ 90. .t.I5:o2. .ti2:oo p n.
via wfllimantic-fgS:0 A NJ. t2:o1 p NJ.
s11:O0 2. NJ
wor' ster & Fitch. vis Putnam. 1850 2: y.
Lakeville & Norf.-f'e:0o A NJ. 1926 p. NJ
CT harrington. Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
neId-t4:54. t'9:00 A. NJ. t3:26 p NJ
Ticket offices at cod Cent. St'n and c125th
St. also at c245. 1900. ct25s b way. c2S
Union So. c1S2 5th Ave. GAS Col Ave.
c563 9th Ave. c649 Mad. Ave. clos W.
I25th St. 2i9s 90 Ave. In Bklyn. ca Court
St 4Tg Nostrand Ave. 800 R'way.
"Dafiy. 1Except Sundays. fStops at I25th
st. xStops at 125th St Sundays only
tParlor Car Limited sSunday parlor car
train. Has dining car eParlor and
Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
White Waists
PetticeatS
CorsctS

Batiste and Linen waists-Iac.
trimmed and emb' frcnts-
regularly SlsS -------------------f. .49
Fine Batiste Waists-vith Baby
Irish. dIet and Val Iaces-
worth 81. 90 QS
Silk Finished Batiste Waists
rich yol1es OF fine Baby Irish and
Val laces-othsr elaborate
styles-worth $500 -----.S %
Black Taneta SIX Petticoat.-
rustle fnish-tucked or pleated
hounce-regulariy sfaS ..S %
Black Sateen Petticoats-heavy
iustrous quality-fancy styles
value sl.9s so
Fine Coutile Corsets-wffte, black
drab-new models with or without
zarters-sizeS IS 20 so In the lot
values ST. IS TO So s2.50...... ga
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.
III TRAINS TO PHILADELPHIA.

Between 800 A. NJ. of
trans from New York Philadelphia line of the Penn
syivania Railroad, Of a every
From ZOO A NJ. NJ
of in
OF less
Every of these Al trains except Pullman plor
sleeping to
dining
An equally complete Philadelphia New
York weekdays
doubtful If
fact
whatever safe and safety
appliances, equipment the Pennsylvania
Railroad
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Art Goods Handk'f Cases
Scarfs & Slams Work Boxes, &c

Fancy Pin CuSnions-satin ruffe.
lace and ribbon trim
reg. 40 and SO 9.-.-....-........ 80
Fancy Glove and Hdk'f Boxes
elaborate ribbon trina-Special- %
Applique Scarfs and Shans-
plain and fancy centres-2ox34 and
81 in. square-value 20 and -9s.--- so
Hand Made Renaissance Table Cloths
12x72-Pure linen centre
y inch border-reg. Sio.9S-- .SS
Round Garters-fancy elastic
roscttes-assOrted colorS-
IN holiday box-res- -25-.-.--.--. .
Fancy Silk Garters-sew on.
pin on or belt styles-pair in box
Cushion Tops-stamped and
unted-vdlu9 "a ---------.---------.1 1 -
Large Size Laundry Bags-stampNd
in pretty designs-value - ..----- ,
Fancy Work BCxes-sewing and
darning cotton. scissors and
needleS-Teg- 40 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
EandkerchieGS NeckTTezT
leather cnnds Rib5a1S, &c


Mems Hemstitched HanGk Is
with initiaI-fuIi size-worth h =
women's Emb'd H'dk is
II : and scaIlop edge-worth - = =
yvomen-s H'dk'f-aH linen an.T
SWISH. s. embd or lace trim r. 20
Mems Initial H s. H'dk'fs-
six in fancy box-Specisi. ----.---- -OS
worler's H s initial RI dk'fe-
six In box $1,000 ------- - =
Silk Rrocade Mufffers-Iarge
size-black ard cream-Specisi 30
Hornback Alligator Bags
leather Iined-riveted fraHleS-- 30
value $40 -..-------. ..-'.- 20
Genuine Leather Envelope AMI
value $500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -0S
Chenlisettes and Yokes-rich crochet,
Point Gaze and Batiste. with BABY
Irish and Point Venise on
FiIet-worth IS ..-.-------------- -s39
Fancy Stock<-Jabots-ColI and Cuff
Sets-many sty1es-value 90. $1,000 AZ
Coat Sets-Batiste OF Point venise.
with Baby Irish-actual val-e 81 AZ .SS
silk Hat Pleating-fringed both
side=-black and best ccI0rS-
usually g. SO .SS
odds and Ends OF Plaid. Check.
plain Taffeta and satin Ribbons.
for hat and hair boWs-reg- -23. . l q
SIX ChantiIIy veiIings-soIid or ring
dcts-22 inch-black, white anu best
colo-s-J9 Ct quality ty---------.---- .9S
Chiffon Cloth Veils-pIain or emb
dots-white black and all colors-
each In gift box-value Sl-43--...- .SS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Womel's Suits
Wome1's Coats
Furs
waists, etc.

wonen's Tailored Suits-plain ard
striped Chiffon. BroadcIoth and invisible
stripe and plain Cheviots-strictly
tailOred-veivet and braid trim 1 Z. .SS
BroadcIoth Tailored Suits-Disir
coloTS and stripes and invisible
stripe Cheviots-worth $50 9S. -2S. SO
WOmen's 5o-inch Loose C1oaky-
Kersey and English mixtures
velvet and braid trim-reg. S10.9e. z 90
Womsn's Loose Cioaks-kersey.
Broadcloth. also CaracuI-srricrIy
tailored-satin lined
worth $40 % "a
Caracui Ssts-Iong throw scarfs.
pillow uuff, satin Iined-Special. :. 8. 90
ShawIs and Pelerines 90 Isabella,
Opossun and Sable RSccoon- Q Sa
Women's Net waists-white ard
ecru-yokes OF Val and CIuny
inserts-aIso MessaIines in pink
and blUe-reg. s4SS ....-....S %
Wonlen's Panama Dress Skirts
black. navy and brown. also Black
Cheviot-worrn s59s -.----....S. 9S
Wonen-s Bath Robes-Ripple
Eiderdown and Blanket
satin bcund-worth 81. s4.9S-....0 QS
Ripple Eideriown Robes
collariess, with stitched satin
inlay or sailor collar SS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Stationery
Cutlery
.1pW!sly.v

Rogers Silver Plated Table Spoons
and Forks-fancy or bead handles
regularly .ps half doz- 10
OuadrupIe Plated cups "a
and Napkin Rings 80
Rogers A \ Chiidren's Sets "a
Quadruple Plated Fruit Dishes
decorated ruby glass-value S3-25-- . .6S
Dinner Knives and F'orks-hard
forged steel-set OF each
elsewhere So oS .--.--.---------..-2 SS
Three piece Carving Sets-genuine
stag hsndle-silver ferrule-
in lined CaSe-reg- So -------.-2 = 30
Solid Gold Scarf Pins. in heads.
knots. feur de lis. hearts, Sc.-.-.. 10
Solid Gold Brooches. IN polished or
antique finish. plain or iewelled set:
value S3. 20; special. al.....-......-..1 .9S
Silk Ribbon Fobs with solid gold
attachments: harness or other style
buckles-vaIue S39S .-.........-..-2 SS
Fancy Cabinets Stationery
> to 6 quires Paper and Envelopes
worth sl.50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .SS
Boys Bools-cloth bound-blue and
green Adventure-worth S1-OO SO
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Boys cyerceats
BcyS' Suits
Sweaters
Shirts, ere.

Wool and Worsted Sweaters
best colors. also Sweater Goats
to Is yrs--worth 81 90 .--...1 2sS
Madras and Percale Shirts-lizht
medium and dark Faucies. also
Whits-12 to IA nsck-usually 50. 49
Boys Pajaras-Pfnk and blue strips
Flannelette-4 TO 16 yrs--vorth 50 SO
Boys Rubber Coats and Mackiutoshes-
black. tan. sray-plain OF plaid
HhinS-O 10 40 yrs- -.-.------s- ~
Boys Belted Double Breast suits
gray mixed Chevfots-extra pair
Knickers-S to Is yrs
NJIlH Rt-OO e D.. - = ~
Boys Russian Coats and Refers
some flannel lined-S to . yrs
worth S-5V -.---s-..-.......--...l .S8
Another lot Russian Goats and
Reefers-Meitons. Frieres an Chcvtoes
5 10 IS yTs.-
value $500 and 81. se.oo--.-.-..-S %
Boys Overcoats--Cheviots. Melton,
and FTiszes-singie and Gorbie
breasts to iS yrA-reg. S5.ss. s.-..S 90
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Misses Wear
Babies Wear

Girls Dresses-Plain Ssrges and
Plaid and Check Worsteds-surpIice
yoke and Jumper effects
to IA yrs--wers sc.ss and S. es.- 4 90
Girls Mackntoshes-Navy Serge
double breast with Military Cape
plaid lininss-6 TO "a yrs.--specisI :. 9S
Babies Short Goats Of Witt.
Notified Bearskin-handsoneIy
trinTned-worth $3.50 ....--.--..2- %
Babies Hand Knit -Legsin Drawers
with and without feet
sizes 10 3 yrs.-value 81. 50. ...... oS
Babies Short Dresses-fine Lawn
and NainsOok-yoks. French Waist
and Russian styles-vorth 81 a.. 90
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
RAUTOiDs.
NEW aEa9GG gEM ] "a.

TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. ". 23d ST:
---6.5O $50. $50. s 30. $50. 1880. IL 20.'
11.50 a m. 1850. 1-20. 1-50. so. $50. : 20.
days. $50. $50. $50. Io.5O. II so a. m.
1880. 1.5O. $50. $50. $50. $50. $50. $50.
$50. 1920 11-50 y. III.
Lv. LIBERTY ST:-1.s0. 8 3O 100. 500.
100 1.30. 20o. 800. 400. 4.30 500. 600.
100 500. 600 p. m, Il Is midnight sun
1900 noon. IOo. 200 500. 400. 500 600,
100. 500. 900. 10. 30 p m, IL 10 midnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN.
$50. $50. 81 so, $50 i0Gi p, m. daily. i-' -
Lv. LIBERTY 5T.-1.30 SOC. 1000
a m. Il 90 noon. 200. 400, eco. 200 P m.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W; sd ST:
$50 a. m. so sats. only. 800 p m
Sundays. 950 a. m, 220 ,. m.
Lv. LIBERTY ST. 1000 a. m. 900
Sats. only). 8. 40 p. m. Sundays. 1000 a. IN,
FoR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr
only. i.2o. 80. $50. 40 ,6.2o sats. only
D. m. Sundays. $50. $50 a. m, ?. 20 2. m
Nv. LIBERTY ST 400. 1000 a. m.
1.00 Sats. only). $50. $40. Ito. 800 6.So
FoR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
: 20 II 20 a. m. 100. 40. $50. . 20. 5 20.
11.50 p. m. Sundays. $50 a. n. $50.
$50 p. m.
Lv LIBERTY Zoo. $50. 11.30
a m. 1.lO. 4.45. $50. 80. s-45 D. m. 1901
midnight. Sundays. 400. 200 a. m. 400,
s. 80 p.
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty st. (West 2}d St Tel 514+
Chelsea). 8 Astor House. 2i5. 434. 1900 1854
Broadway. 1S2 Fifth Ay. PSI Fifth Av.. 25
Union Square West 279s Third Av., f05
West 125th St.. 245 Columbus Av.. New
York: Court St. 343, 344 Fulton ST., 4IS
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway.
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co cails
for and checks baggage to destination
W c. RESLER ". G. HOPE.
yice-Pres & Cen Mgr Gen. Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Ferfumery
Toilet Sets
Fancy Articles
Brushes

bottles Colgate's Perfume
in bOx-ya!ue T5----.----------.- 80
Bradley's Miniature Extracts
and bottles in box ,....---- %
Glass Powder Box and Hair
Receiver-in holly bOx-value SO. .4S
Infants CelluIoid Sets pcs
blle. pink and white-speciaI. ....-- 80
Decorated Shaving Sets
worth you -.----....-.-'....-- 30
Comb and Brush Sets
sterling silver shieid-rsg- .9s--.. 70
CeIluloid Wh.sk Holders. with broom
hand painte1-worth SO ---------- 4O
Set Of Military and Cloth Brushes
sterling silver trim-reg- S1-2j----- 9S
Lundborg's PerfumeS-two bottles
In fancy bo1-WOrth 81 %. --.--.-.. 9S
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
ACCOUNTANTS. A

SINPLIFIERS OF SYSTEM
Speciality rnauuf acturinG plants. audits.
systernatizing financial statements. balance
sheets: nominal cost. Address Gregory.
FinEel &. Gregory. Suite coz. No 117O
broadway. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Teddy Bears
FOURTEENTH STREET West of Fifth Avenue

Col,5 Teddy Bears
Icy Dishes, &c.
sets China Dishss-23 pcs.-lsrze size
raised patterr-vorth 81. 10 -
Sets Toy Dishss-handsornely
decorated-@3 pcs.-worth sf-4e. .24
Teddy Bears-full q inch
cinnamon or vhire-sduesk-
DolI-average ge 20 inch-fuII double
jcinted-hand sewed curly wigs
moving eyes with eyslasnes-
worth S1-2o ---------.----.-.-.-.. 10
Dressed Dolls Bisque heads
flowing curls-movtng syes--dres.es
oi various pretty fabrics. fancy
trtu1n1ed-fa-e bonnets with lace.
ribbon and fover-value sf-39-.- 9S
Large Double Jointed Dolls
average - 10 % inch-Bisque hoods
hand sewed curly vigs-Spsctal---.S 3 %
Extra Fine DoIls-2S to q inch
double tointed-hand sevsd wigs
beautiful faces-value Sc. %. .--....S 80
Large American Beauty Dolls
double jcinted-hand sewed wigs
dressed in best lawn or oryandie-
hat To n1atch-yalus $3.50 "a 90
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

1890 to 100 and 2:3o to $40
MAN FLooR-CENTRE BLDG.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Bed Sets
Table Covers
Curtains

SS~S- - 80 -
French Net Bed Sets-Large
Renaissance Centre Motif-frams to
match-bolSter Shanl-were S1-aS- 3 OS
400 Pairs Scotch and Combination
Net Curtains-3ls yds. long
so styles-vaiue $500 and $500. 2 oS
Scotch Lace Curtains-F'riday sale
subject to a peculiar defect
one-half pair Of each having "a
slight stain from paper in which
Curtains were foided--hardiy
noticeable. as in most cases 10 is at
bottom OF curtain-s2. 80 Curtains 1 "a
Fig'd Armure Tapestry Portieres-
wide Gobelin bor,fers-
80 StyleS-value So 9S -.....-.-K QO
Fine SILK Damask Portieres-SoHd
and two tone colorings-fcy silk
edge-vdlue $500 .........O O oS
Reversible Frou Frou and Crinkled
DamaSk Portieres-value $1,000. z RG
Fine Tapestry Couch Covers
CD inches wide-beaUtiful Oriental
Rug designs-value $6.oS. 0S
Oriental Tapestry Couch Covers
Moorish and Turkish designs
60 inches wide-value 81 10. p QS
Oriental Tapestry Table Covers
Medallion desiSES-rich borders
yds. squaTe-specfai .-....-.-.-.l .9S
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LEI

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Single insertions 5 cents per line. Six.
teen words seven times consecutively, 81.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for q period OF fourteen days In
The Tribune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms-
Write for circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
may be had, free OF charge. at the Uptown
OT1ce OF The New-YoTk Tribune. 1884
broadway between Seth and 37th SITS.
WAVERLGY PLACE. I03. adjoining Wash
fngton Square North.-Newly furnished
room: with private bath and shower, in
Guiding meals. SIS week.
i.-BELLOMONT. 20 EAST 3lST ST
Double rooms: bath.
l2eD ST. Ill WEST.-Elegantly furnished
second floor: single or en- suite: southern
exposure. breakfast optional.
AT WEST t20TH ST-Attractive room
overlooking Riverside: modern. choicest
very reasonable. Bacon. Tel. o2s2-Morn-
inCside
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Hosiery Mems Furnishings
Underwear Gloves, etc.

Men LiSte hose-bidcks coioFS-
checks and plaids--six In holiday box
include emb u samples
worth $50 .-.-..--.-. -...--.-..2 90
Women's Fine Lisle Hose-hand
emb d-four pair in holiday box
worth S3-25 90
&c and IS inch Silk Umbrellas
navy. red, brown and green-alSo black
Union taneta-eIsewhere So. 40 % 90
Black Union Tafreta Umbrellas
26 and 2S inch-worth 81 20. --.---l .SS
Mems Negligee Shirts-Madras
and Percale-including coat styles
fancy and white-all sizes and sleeve
lengths-weii known dollar brand. so
Wouien's Mannish Gloves clasp SS
women's 12-Button Mouseuetaire-
tan, black. white ------.--.-----1 90
Mems Dogskin and Cape Gloves
lined and unIiEed. d.-.-..--.-....---.- .SS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Is Of
fercd 10 party with $1j.uc0 10 So
having knowledge OF manufacturing chill
dren's underwear: business established ID
years For full particulars apply McDou
ald-WigEins Co, 2J7 Broadway.
81 500 BUYS furnished room house inciud-
ing home for nurses. located finest part
Of BroUklyu; established; going out OF busi-
ness cause of selling; particulars. Apply
MeDonald-W iggins Co. POI Broadway.
s.. 600 CAPITAL WANTED; money amply
secured in high grade manufacturing
York city: capitalized at So, 600; will give
good bonus In stock TO the investor: big
demand for this line of goods: highest OF
references and the strictest investigation
allowed: full particulars Apply Mcdonald
Virgins Co. 257 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

MILITARY SCHOOL-Old, established and
widely known; must be sold 10 close an
estate: ideal lake location, good history
and on paying basis: part or whole may be
purchased on favora lie terms. Address NJ
Box IS. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Night Dresses
Corset Covers
Skirts
Aprons, ct

Nainsook Corset Covers-elshc.afs
VAL lace triIn-slso other lovely
styIes-r;bhon rQn-valve ID. ~
Cambria and Muslin Drawers-vide
rutties OF emb'y or iace-vaiue SIS. 40
Cambria. Nainsook and Muslin Might
Dresses-21 newest models
emb'y and lace trimmed with
tucks and r.bbon-vslue $1.2a.... -9S
Csmbric SHir.s-elaboraSe founce,
with Poiu. de Paris. Val OF Clun<
laces or eTb'y-reg- g. 50 SS
skirt Length Cheuises and
CombinatiOns-fne Na!nsook-fuU
trimmed. with lace. snb'y, ETC.. SS
WOmen's Lawn Aprons-fuIl size
with and without bibs-desp hem
tucks or emb'd rJffies--valus s. 20
Swiss Aprons-cIusfer tucks-
lace edge ruffie and satin RIBBON. "a
Childrens F1enneletts Night
Dresses to - yrs.-double yoke
front and beck-worth 80 .. 50
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
BrOoflyn.

ZIG. lis LEFTFRTS PLACE
Newly furnished and decorated detached
mansion: extensive grounds can sccommo-
date a few guests; rooms: best references
required Owner. telephone 2sST-R Pros
pect.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Silks and Dress Goods

Striped and checked TanetaS--
light effects-vaIue SO. "a
% inch satin Fis'd volIes-white
cream. light and dark-vaIue 30 .29
70 inch Co!ored Pongess-soft
fEisii-blacis and colors--vaIue &C. 20
Fancy Fig'd Crepe de Chimes
light coiorinss-vafue 80 2Q
Yd- wide black Tsfetas-
heavy rustic finish--SI. 25 quality Q2
Cnifcn Panamas-45 and 80 inch
leading colors and black
worth $1.i9 90
Hsrringbone Cheviots-all wool
40 and "a inch-vaiue 20. ..... 20
English Woryted Suitings-44 inch
strictly all wooi-were -9e---.- 20
Black Melrcse-aIi wooi-z: inch
actual value ID ........... 30
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-11-30

New York.-A French journal-Le
Petit Parisien-declared the other day
that American girls who had married
abroad. mostly for foreign titles. had
carried with them to Europe the as
tonishing sum of 900,000.O00. The
Paris writer did not associate this
rather startling statement with the
reports Of tight money" in America,
yet ON this side OF the Atlantic the
fact that hundreds Of millions have
gone out Of the country with the title
hunters may well occasion a little
financial as well as social speculation.
Upward Of 400 American girls have
married in Europe within compare
lively recent years. The New York
Sunday World prints the present
names Of 359 American women who
have married titles. It adds list Of
% heiresses who have carried OF
sums reputed to be upward of a mil
lion This list alone foots up $16O,O00,-
900. Undoubtedly upward Of 100000
900 has been paid for titles alone, for
the dowries have by no means repre-
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-11-30

sented all that went with the brides.
In some cases the actual dover was
small in comparison with the money
that was subsequently spent by them.
It has been estimated that the DOW
ager Duchess Of Marlborough, for ex-
ample. spent 100000 on restoring
Blenheim castle; 1t Is known that
many Of the Huntington and Mackay
millions have been spent in paying
the debts of Princes Hatzfeldt and
Colonna. How many millions 1t cost
Levi p. Morton to have q duke for
son-in-law. and then to get rid OF him.
probably only tie former vice-presi-
dent sould TIL. What Count Boni de
Caste lane coat Anna Gould. all told.
IL known only D her brother. George.
Running owe the list OF rich Amer
ican girls VIII have married titles. 1t
!. is notabIok that there Is scarcely one
famous American family which has
not codtAbotedsa d shnfe Of It's fortune
TO riding so,as ccrons. Astor.