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Rerries-Cranberries Cape Cod, $500
m7.00 per brl, boxes l Blu. Jerseys, $500
62.50; strawberries. Florida. zoe per
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
THIRD AVE. STOCK FALLS.
Drons to Within One Point Of 1900
"Raid Price.

r,,r5 Avenue Railroad stock fell to He'- yes
.s-a.v decline Of s.. points from the close OF ''
,r.oed,ne day and only one point higher 'hHh 'i7
s,,-s q, which il sold in 1900. when the Fa'o 90
r,ade on the stock by interests connected WIFI VIC
y.,ro,o,itan Street Railway Company whicn was
,,I,oued bv the lease OF the Third Avenue foao
n .hs Metropolitan company on April Is. lN'
Under the terms OF this lease the Ihird Avenue
.., mag IN receive for the first four years only
~. no, income after payment OF expenses ana
ev.d charges for the following two years guar
ar,ead dividend OF s per cent a year; b per cen,
IN, the succeeding four years ard per cent there-
after
The further sharp break IN the stock yes'e'oaS'
which uas attributed to apprehension that tIle
,,uaran.eed dividend would be or passed caused
-nucb discussion IN Wall Street 10 the position
~, tho company and tho stability of the lease 10
the Metropolitan company Lawyers Interested IN
the matter said that the payment OF the Euaran-
,eed dividend must either be continued by the
Netropolitan Street Railway Company or the latter
declare Itself insolvent, in which case the Third
Avenue road would revert to the present stock
holders who would receive all the benefit OF all
the expenditures for improvements that have been
made since the lease went into effect
There a report in Wall Street yesterday that
a protective committee being organized among
the stockholders o look after their interests in
confirmation Of the rumor could be obtained
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
H4RRINAN IN SUIT.
Asks That 4ctiOn Be Dismissed Be-
cause He Does Not Lire IN Oregon.

Z H. Hartman, through his counsel Maxwell
tfarts. oenurs 10 the suit brought against him
and rVrerryseverl other defendants In the matter
o. the Portland Nehaiem & TiIlamook Railway
company. OF Oregon. IN q plea entered with the
cerk az the United States Circuit Court Yesterday
"ohn AcCracken. president OF the railway com
tany- is one of the defendants as is the Alta.
contract and Supply Company. Of California The
complaint flied June 90 1887 by Brad
bury c. Chetwood as counsel for Henry NJ Walker
e citizen Of New Jersey
Mr. Hartman asks that the suit against him be
dismissed the ground that all of the defendants
other than himself. citizens OF the State
OF Oregon or Of the State of California that these
fad defendants Indispensable parties to the
suit and tl.at they have not and be brought
within the Jurisdiction OF the Circuit Court for
the Southern District Of New York. where the suit
is bropghf
Walker says that in June, 1906. he commits
stoned to organize the railroad. and that lie
Isny 10 float g of bonds IS. for which
ne was 10 receive 2.4o shares Is per cent. of the
proceeds in addition besides $3.50 in cash He says
thst he brought matters Il head. and then found
that be could get the bonds and returned to
this country in November of that year when. he
alleges, he found that the interest in the company
fad been disposed of by sort Of conspiracy
10 Edward Z. Lyttle agent for r. H Har
Sinan
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
MORE MONEY FOR ALL.
Er-Congressman Lery Reriezcs the
COuntrys Promising Outlook.

Jefferson NJ Levy, e1-Congressman. who has
Just returned from trip abroad is not among
those expecting prolonged period of
business depression in this country Mr. Levy said
yesterday
The country wheat corn,
cotton more money per capita, more mnerals-in a
word. wealth of every description-than 1t
had a year ago three months ago Our
position is sound. and. although there may be
recession. from time to time. II only be tenn
porary The Pre- sidental campaign has begun
little early. but the country business ls such
basis that nothing can now disturb 1t. pernia-
nently. Last years crop Was of such magnitude
that il required eighteen months 10 handle II;
comes another large crop, insuring plenty OF bus
Europe owed balance of trade last year
500 which they paid $4,000 900 in gold the
balance in securities. The depression
abroad the fall in kaffirs and consols.
AS soon basic strength OF our position is
again recognized will be the case with the re-
turn of confidence. Europe viii again be pur-
chaser OF stocks. Call money in France is
virtually unoanab BILE. plenty being offered at per
cent this beng Of many indicatt ttons of that
countrys prosperity From all reports IT is likely
that the Argentine wheat crop will turn out To be
greatly damaged by the locusts. that in all like
iihood our cereals will command unusually high
prices
A noticeable thing in England and France is the
great rise in real estate values This applies TO
don recently sold $500 0OD which. IL sold few
wears ago wouc not have brought over 100000.
Many country estates have been subdivided and
cut I'D into lots In Paris. the Rue de Cast
eIione Il piece sold two years ago FOR <SVo0eo, ior
which $4,000 has since been refused
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
MORGAN AT STEEL MEETING.
Frick Also There-Routine Work Only, Said
Directors.

Both J. Pierpont Morgan and H. c. Frick at
tended the regular monthly meeting OF the
board OF directors of the United States Steel
Corporation yesterday. No statement OF what
took place at the meeting given out, but
one of the directors said only routine business
was transacted and that the board was not in
session over five minutes. The finance COM
nittee of the corporation also met. but nothing
Of interest to the public discussed, 1t was
said MI Frick came all the way from his
summer home at Prides Crossing, Mass to at
tend the meetings.
f. H. Gary, chairman of the United States
Steel Corporation. is expected to return from
Europe about September 10, and If is understood
that another meeting of the steel rail manu-
facturers and officials Of the principal railroads
for further discussion OF the steel rail Ques-
ton will be held shortly after his arrival.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
NEW HUNGARIAN BANK.
VIZ Establish Stronger Financial
Relations zcith Magyar Kingdom.

A new banking institution called the American
Hungarian Bank. which plans to provide for ana
develop financial and commercial relations between
this country and the Magyar Kingdom In South-
eastern Europe has been established in TINS CITY
The new bank has been organized under the laws
of the state OF New York. and will open olnces III
lower Broadway October l. 1t intends TO 90 d
general banking business .
The new institution is capitalized AT s4"'""' Out
this amount. It is understood will be Increased TO
81 nn01o Half of present capital was SUD
scrtbed by the Central Credit Bank. OF Hunsay-a
concern which controls the business or some 4''
nrovInc,al savings banks IN Hungary. with capi-
tai of 800 600 CO., which acts as the Hungarian
agents of the new institution Complete controi OF
local Hungarian points is insured by thls coi',eC
ton The remaining $4,000 of the captai e'o'h
has been taken up by New York interests.
This Is said to be the first time in the history VI
.,. .or,,,.rce between the United States and Hun
gary that Hungarian capital has been directly IN
vested in American concern ihe hu"e
hoard OF directors is composed OF prominent mo
,. of rudanest There are In the United states
about 10000 Hunsarians. and they send oaok ~
tb.,r friends and relatives in Hungary some sSo.-
os 900 every year, about $50 year each' i'e
system of transmitting this vast SUM Is u'e
tied. much Of II goes through the pos'oihces "
tbt. method involves much difficulty and fornaiity
on the other side when the payee presents his
notification and is therefore unpopular; some OF II
goes through private Hungarian bankers anu so,"o
is handled by the express companies "A i'pu'
method in the past has been FOR the fuhs "
worker in America mail money TO his Flliase
priest with instructions TO pay II 10 whoever HV
desired 10 benefit -,
The new bank will aim 20 put this eh'i'e Jus JUS
moss unon q secure fsir. prompt and conservative
hass II Will reach the 26oGo Hunsariaiis i''
This country through reliable local agents. anu ~
u, ,,ve furthermore on the other side banking
connections with firms in Germany Austria lay
,a France II does not purpose TO attemp. 10
sr,ve III. responsible private Hungarian psiihe.s
IN this country OF business. but 10 Co-ops'a a'
with them in many ways and 10 hep '''A'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
OREGON CASHIER BACK IN PORTLAND.
Says Securities of Defunct Trust Company
Fave Eeen Shipped from New York.

Portland. Ore. Aug. 27.-W. Cooper Morris,
Cashier Of the defunct Oregon Trust and Savings
Bank Of this city arrived here from the East
To-day He declared he too fatigued ard
worried TO make extended statement. He
ssd. however. that knowing the condition Of
the bank he docs. he is satisfied it will pay
dolisr for dollar. Mr. Morris added that the
securities which he took East with him were all
cent from New York by express to Portland
Ssst "Wednesday Part of these were shipped by
himself and the rest by the Fourth National
6ank OF New York
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
STATISTICS ON CoUNTRY's RAILWAYS.
"poor's Manual Gives Some Interesting
Figures on Rates.

The fortieth annual number Of "Poors Man
uaI" which has just been Issued, Is In all re-
spect. the most complete volume OF the entire
series embracing 1000 pages of condensed
Information concerning the railroad street
railway and industrial corporations OF the
United States The introduction to the manual
for 1907 contains statistics of the American rail
.,av system as a whole for the year 1906
The average receipts a passenger mile in
1905 as shown in the introduction. were 2Oll
cents against 202S cents in 1905. The average
revenue per ton per mile in 1906 was 0.166
cent as AGAINST O7S4 cent in 1905. The aver
age interest rate on railroad bonds during 1906
was 39s per cent, against 3.79 per cent In 1905;
and the average dividend rate on all railroad
stock was 1863 per cent comparing WIN
81 ner cent in 1905 These low average rates
on capital invested in railroads are instructive
as bearing the question Of the reasonable
ness of railroad rates in this country. The to-
tai length steam railroads completed on De-
cember 81, 1906 222.635.1S miles, against
OF 341 02 miles at the close Of 1905: increase
of 5es416 miles. The actual construction dur
ing the year was 5.51e.70 miles. but the net in
crease was smaller, owing to mileage aban-
doned. transferred to side track. or equipped
with electricity.
rThe increase in bonded debt during 1906
s425s45S77, the total funded debt of the steam
railroads Of the United States being $7.S5l.107-
77S at the close of 1905. against S.425261,901
at the close of 1905. The increase in capital
stosk was s364.452.151. total stocks at the close
of 1906 being s7.10s, ,4Os,976, against s6.741-
s5Ss25 at the close of 1905. The total increase
in liabilities of all kinds including stock. mort
gage bonds real estate and equipment bonds
and floating debt was s1199 9.6i5. .367. The total
assets Of the steam railroads of the United
z
an increase of sI.241, ,500S10. The surplus of
assets over liabilities was s766O14237 an in
crease of s41Ss5443 during 1906.
Gross earnings of railroads reporting traffic
statistics earnings. etc. embracing 220.633.33
miles amounted to $2,34s.64O2S6 increase of
s234442.alS during 1906. than IL per
cent Net earnings from operation $780,
1S71l2 an increase during 1906 of s104, 723. .224,
or more than 10 per cent
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
Stock Taking Re9uciio1S

Women's Muslin Underwear
Your money has immense pur-
chasing power now w-.----tlne gar
ments of the best workmanship are
included in maTkdOwnS. because We
want TO increase sales and make tllt'
task of inventory lighter 1t
will pay to come from a distance
for these values -
CORSET COVERS -Nainsook and Cambria
-emb'y or lace trirn-neat or elaborate
effects
Were 10. ..... 40 Were S1-1e---- -9S
Were .eS. ...-. 90 Were 81 4-eS-.--2- 9S
WHITE SKIRTS-Cambric. Nainsook and
NuSlin-founces p-ettily trimd with iace
or emb'y also tailored styies-the nishsr
priced iuclude very rich erectS-
Were "a. 80 We're s. 27'-.-- 90
were 81. .3a.. .OS Were - = 90
Were ST-3s- ------.O -
Finer TO 2t. 50. were s2S9 9s-
NIsE,s-Cambric and Nainsook-
newest models rrtrn'd with enb'y, lace
tucks. etc-some trim'd skirts also
combination garments 'corset cover ana
sklrt.
Were si.s9... .9S Were s4as- {. .9S
Were sa.7p...t QS We're SI.6o- II 9S
Were 81 9s. .-.----6. 90
Attractive STYLES and qualities at
lower prices-eqIally good values
NIGHT DRESSES Muslin. Cambria and
T1insook- effectively finished with iaces,
emb's hrmsfitchng. etc.-ribbon ORA"
inss and knobs
Were p. 50 Were 81. 70. 2 SO
We're .as.... 10 Were Ss-es- 3. 90
ysr. 81. 6a..t 25 Were s1o.6g. 7 .9S
Finer to i6. 9S; were $2.iSS
DRAWERS Muslin. Nain=ook and cam
hrir-fuU rufIleS If emby or with two
or more rows OF lace, ribbons, tucks. etc
also rich novelty effects
Were 69.... 40 Were S@-9s.---1 90
Were 81 49.... .9S Were $i-9o.--2 .9S,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
OHIO ELECTRIC CAPITAL INCREASED

Columbus. Ohio. Aug. G-The Ohio Electric Rail-
way Company. which Incorporated
months ago take over the Schoepf traction
properties including the Columbus, London &
Springfield line to-day increased its capital stock
from 100000 20 $3. 10000 half OF which is pre-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
B O9 IT ORg ANR M. FONTS Fy}13rls \ IN 7,

L8 Cd S U Cd NI ANR AH:I2 F95MTs E2G1SxH' IN
FALL RIVER LINZ. via Newport and tall
River. Lv. Pier ~. " r., TT Warren ST..
week days and Sundays, $50 P. VI. Strs
ITlsclIla and Puritan. Orchestra on each-
PROVIDENCE LINE. for Providence. Bos-
ton. East and North Lv. Pier Is. y X, II.
Murray St. week days only. z. NJ Strs-
providence and Plymouth (newl- Orchestra
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Bedford.
Woods Hole. Marthas Vineyard. Nan
tucket. Mattapolsett. Marion and othsf
points on Cape Cod. Lv. Pier 40. y X, IT.
Clarkson St. week days only. T. NJ Srs.
Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE. for New London. Block
Island. Norwich, Watch Hill. NarraG arse.t I
Pier. Worcester. Lv. Pier 4o n X. II
ClarksOn St. week days only. p NJ
Pier 30. E R, II. f. 22d St. $50 p NJ
ALSO DAYLIGHT TRIP Mondays Pier 40
N R. 10 a. NJ: II. F. 22d St. 1913 4 VI; :
Strs. Chester ". Chaplin and city OF howeli
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven ana ana
North Lv. Pier 20. E. r. week DAYS. 20
7. NJ: Sundays. $40 a. NJ. Lv. foot tast
22d St. week days. 300 p NJ sundays
1000 A NJ. sundays due New YORK on re-
turn. 900 p. NJ Str. Richard PECK .,oo
Tickets and staterOoms at 2ia. ot5. L. ~.
1900 and 1884 broadway. % Union 50; ls1
Fifth Ave $40 Madison Ave 249 CoiuIi. III
bus Ave. 1G5 ". l25th St. zIeS Thlrd AVE-
and a Piers. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NoRTN GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service.


H-CHERBoURG-BR
K. VIM. IL Sept 3. 1 PM X. VIM: II. OCT !
kronprInz. Sept. 10. AM tKronprinz.. oct Q
Cecilie(nw)Sept II liam Cectlie new lOct- do 81,
Kaiser. Sept. "a. 10 AM Kaiser -. oct q
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ERBOURG-BREMEN nc
Fr' drich Aug % 10 AN Kurfuerst sept. %
'Gneisenau. Sept $40 AN Friedrich. -Oct- % .
Bremen. Sept II. 10 AN 'Gneisenau Cs' ~
Farbarossa- Sept. 10. 10AM Main ----OeN- -
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
C1RITARN.pT TES~GFNO,. AT AM.
\ I,,tsa - Al Z T,,ise Oct 5
x a1hart Sen+ Tx AIbert Oct. 10
.Neckar Sent sfsSeckar oct 20
p irene sent u ifriedrich Nov 2
'Omits Genoa
From Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS. Hoboken;; IN;
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IRA Eltl1EIH1oo ElI %
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE NOEthD'
OELRICHS & CO., No. ) Broadway. y L
Louis II. Never. 1O16 WALNUT St. Phlla.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
HUDSON RIVER
NIGHT SERVICE

PEOPLES ALBANY Ii n E. Supe,O
Steamers c. W. Morse and Adlron,tc,s -, n
I've Pier 30 y r.. week days and 9un
days. ?. m: W. 10th St. $50 ? "A
Albany. Troy. Saratoga. Lakes George an. az
Champlain. Adi-ondacks, Thousand tsIancs'
Niagara Falls Montreal. North ard Nest.
Fine Service. Music. Gorgeous searcnIls,u'
exhibit The Hudson sublime and Ina1est.C-
CITIZENS TROY LINE SteameSs oeSn
Richmond and Greenport I've. Pier AZ. y.
r. week dsys & Sundays. ?. m Low ratts r,1c
Tickets and ztaterooTns at Wharfs. also
CITY Ticket Office 200 r way. cor Reade ST
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
T2Teta RrStle............ -

The new taffeta-like Innings.
Firmer than silk and wear bet
ter. Equal 10 any sold at any
price. anywhere
THE NAME-TAFF'ETA RCSTLE-
TsIiS juSt exactly what Il IS.
THIRTY THREE COLORS.
Light. Dark. White. Black
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
Babies Wear

Babies wear
We never carry stock
from year to year-therefore:- -
BABIES SHORT COATS
Pique Dotted Swiss and allover
errb'y-lace y emb' y trim
with and without undermining OF PINK
or blue silk. also fine Henrietta and
silk Coats-richiy trimmed with
five lace o. enb'y;-
Coats that we're S24 SIS NOW r ~
Goats that were S3- now | 81
All between -CorresPondingIy redrceds
RABIES SHORT DRESSES
Fine white Iaysn-yoke and waist styles
round square Or high necl-dalnty or
elaborate Finishes to 3 years
wers 81 as to SI9as-... .SS TO I 90
CHUDRENS LINGERIE HATS
lace or emb'y trimmed
we're 81 eS and s. 2i3-.------.--... 20
sun HATS AND BONNETS-
sizes 10 3 years-weTe -49--------- .13
BABIES PIQUE REEFERS-Ia-se collars,
with enb-y and medallOns-
sizes 10 3 yrs--were Sl-6S-------. .O5
RABIES CASHMERE SHIRTS
U-r- .lS------------- -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
LIST DaYs for

Last Days for
August Sale CT So2rsl
Leading makes and favorite
Odors are included in this Of
fering at prices that will be at
once recognized as Special
Babeskfr-Vi Violet-- -Deisy-Lily-
Forget Ia-n1t- ; cakes In box
Usually 10 and - >
Lfmit-'rhree boxes
Forest club. Oatmeal 2 3caLss
old Fashion RUtt-rmilk- IN b,s-
Sstvon Rose t-h$ilsh Il * Is cs.
tIlycertne-E.au de Cologne Lir,Ts
Savon Violet-Jocksy club
and many othS equally %
good kinds. ------.. --.-.-.-.J
White CaStile-S o. cake
usually 7-----------.------. 100000 q
Fragrant Transparent GilyCerire- ~
lib bar-rSE- cts ---.--.-.l
Pure Olive OfI-Greeu- Castle
also White C2stIle-3-lb. bars 1U
regularly -29-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

Madison Ind. Aug. 2G-Henry trouchess tobacco
harms at Prestonvilic Ky. burned last night caus
ing a loss of tlS0o00
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
MALLORY STEAMSHIP co.

Fleet Of splendid modern steamships.
Finest service. Delightful Ocean and
Gulf voyages. Low summer rates
ALL SAILISiiS from Pier IS or a.
In River. nr. Fulton ST.. n. IL Noon
GAI,J FSS TON, Tues. and sat. NO
PIsE. Fri; BRUNSWICK, Ca. Fri:
KEY WEST. sat
Freight and Passengers 70 tho SOUTH
West and Southwest including Texas.
Louisiana. Arkansas. Oklahoma. Kan
sas New and Old Mexico. Colorado.
Utah. Nevada. Arizona and California
Tickets reservations. Bills Latins
and all information. DO B'way. cor Reads
st. and SO South. nr. fulton st. N. T.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
Fine Corsets
That Must Be Sold

DSIOTS SlONA GN44iSS
The loss is great. but as some sizes
are missing. we want 10 positively
clear up accumulatiOns before IN
ventory. therefore -
ELEGANT FANCY CORSETS-
Emb'd Batiste AIlover ETnby
and Fancy SiIk-elaborate lace finish
with and without long hips and
attached garters-
were s69S 70 $50. o.-.-.---.-----4. %
were So es 70 $500. -
were 81 25............-....--.-- 90
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
Stock Clearance of

Fire Lace NeCkWear, Jew eIry, Fancy Goods
Stock taking price hcasS goods within reach of
seekersnO large
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

J JEsvvELRT REDUCTIONS
Women-s Solid Gold Watches
were S149o and Sl6SS- S-----------fO. 81
Solid Silver Watches
were Sass and sos. ..-.......... 9 81
MEMS Solid Gold LOckets and Charms
satin or poIiShed-suitable for
monogTanIs-w 6.9s and s.. 9S. Z "a
solid cold cigar Cutte--polished
or satin anish-were S6-SS------- < 81
Mems Sond Gold stone Rirgs-
gypsy and other settings-regularly
81 - and SOS. --.-..--s g .9S and Z SO
solid Gold Pins-FlOra1. signet or
jewel set. also brooches-variety OF
pretty designs-weTe So 9S and Sc 9s 1 SO
solid Gold Br0oches-Set with
genuine diamonds. pearls and other
jswels-sunburst. crescent. bow knot.
four-leaf clover and other DESIGNS
values So 9S and S1-9 Z SS
brooches. with more and larger Jewels.
6. 9S to 90 9S- Were s9oS TO 5000.
Neck Chains-Rope or curved link
designs-were s. 9s and S5Ss- -.-. Us
ScHd Gold Festocn Neck Chains
Beautifully enameIIed ard jeweilsd-
were SfiJs and SII-9S- S-----------1 .SS
Wor1-n's So!ii Gold FtinEs-PeaTis.
trrquoises ard other jewels
wer- S2gS and S3.9s. .9S and 2 90
Geld Filled watch Chains
Sa.tJ gold slides-aIso --.--... 80,
RIsA Gel. .ETS-Platn or rose 30
finish with jewels-vere sS-9s-J
PINE TRlMNINGS-REDUC
CHIFFON appiiques-vhtte
or black-Psrsa bandlnss
-loveliest cOlOriugss sas "a
-blt tck DasseufeTte-ie- %
gilt and silver bcltings-
not large lots ..--..--------J
silk Embroidered Chiffon Allovers--
black. white anu exquisite Pompadour
csgssiaSs-wszs Si.9S and &S1S.sAS s9a
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

pUCUESSE LACE STOCKS AND CUFFS
EXQUISITE works Of art. With Rose Point
Medalliors-
SJ5cks-were s.. 2.49--...------. 1.I9
cuffs worth S6-9S 80 $1,000. 0.9S
DUCHEsSE LACE COLLARS
Rose Point Motifs
were so.aS to sl5.0O....- p SO 7.9S
REAI. BRUGES LACE; COLLARS-
AZ inch-were 81. -. ..---.-.. 80
fnch-were ST. 9S. ......-.-.. =. SS
. iuch-F'iIet motifs
we're S1I.as. Observation-Disclosures I 7.9S
BLACK LACE CHEMISETTES-
Venise. Point Gaze and Baby Irish
comhination-wfre 81. 80 .------.- 30
All silk Baby Irish-were S2as--- SO
WHITE, IRISH CROCHET
Yokes ard Coat S-ts-raIs1d designs
we're 81 as 3 .0SIwere $G.9s--- 4 SS
Yoke and Cuff Sets-were SI.9S... Z .9S
collar and cuff Sets-weTe 81 9S.- q "
Stocks-perfect shapes-weie s2-29 AZ
voMEx.s GUIMPEs- Bstiste or sheer
I.awn-yokcs full trim'd with Val
lace and e:uD'y-were <l-i8------- -SS
LARGE CARRIAGE BAGS
Geuui.e HornIa,k Allgatcr-ls2tk tier
Iil.ed-large rIrsc-Nieuua o. soft
double strap handIe-were S5.os-- q %
Extra size with ,ock top
We're $40. 9S- S-.-.--.-------- 4 -SS
REAL. BLACK SEAL. ENVELOPE BAGS
Latest style-eVtrnsion handles
inside Silt frames and purse vita
button snap-were 81 as .--...-.. .9S
FINE coI.oRED EMBRoIDERIEs-
f'in.s cl b.t-t 6El VET C-~ -iis
in white-Odd lengths ard widths
Of edgings ard insertinsS
were "a 10 e. 2c5.. 90 - .lS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
3D. OUTINGS,

TO WEST POINT. NEWBURGH.
POUGHKEEPSIE and r. turn ny SUPERB
NEW STR 'HENDRICK HUDSON
leaving Desbrosses ST $40 \ NJ. VI +2d
st 10 \ NJ. West 10th St. 1910 y NJ
returning due 42d St $40 p. NJ
STR. MARY POWELL sse seevs columns
Perfect Afternoon Outing Leave Desb' ses
81 l as p. NJ. connecting at West Foint with
STR. ETREEY duo West 42d St $40
p Vi. on Sept and ,
WIN steamer 'Hendrick Hudson" Or
'hestra on each steamer