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New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
1. g. 4. RAILWAY PLANS.

THE general manager Of the Louisiana
Division OF the Southern Pacific and the
trae7c manager az New Orleans have com
plste5sa thorough inspection OF the T.Ouis;-
ana A. Arkansas Railway, including its
ueU terminals st Shreveport, with a view
fa using the Louisiana a. Arkansas exten-
son into Shreveport for handling their bus
mess t0 that city. Track laying on the
Shreveport extension Of the louisiana a.
Arkansas Railway viii be completed by
December ]. and Il is expected that trains
" 1e moving into Shreveport by Christ
mae
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
ADAMS EXPRESS DIVIDEND.
Disbursement from Outside Sources
Double That from Express Business.

Tie directors OF the Adams Express
Company declared yesterday the usual
seu.-auuuaI dividend OF s. a share out OF
earnings from che express business and of
81 q share out OF income from other
sources. Both dividends are payable De
cember q. IL was 6nnOuncc1 that in the
f-tlre dividends would be paid quarterly
on The arst day % March. June, September
and December.
Prom 1890 10 1905 the company paid IS
yearly in dividends, half the amount being
ol- az earnings from the expresses busi-
ness aad half out of income from other
rrces. Last June the extra payment
was Increased from s. 10 s. semi-snnuaily,
making the yearly dividend disbursement
ur che company az the rate OF 81. instead
Uf g. as formerly.
In June. 1sl.. the company declared
60 Ter cent dividend. In the shape Of an
ISSUE % s-s.09o0 90 forty year per cent
call steraI trust Distribution bonds.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
MErRoPoLrrAN TRUST DIRECTORS

Thomas DE Witt Cuyier, of Philadelphia.
ana Horace White. Lieutenant Governor of
r.e state were elected members Of the
board n the Metropolitan Trust Company
yesterday
Lr Clyler, Il Is understood, takes the
place u his uncle, Norris X Jesup. OF
whose estate he is one OF TIE executors
Tie family q Lieutenant Governor White
has been long identiaed with the uust
compgny as srOckholders-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
10 SELL LIENS EoR TAXES.

Corporation Counsel Pendleton and Con-
troIler Metz were IN conference yesterday
with regard 10 special franchise taxes and
real estate corporation taxes remaining Un-
paid after several years OF effort on the
part Of the city to collect. After the con-
ference was over II was announced that
the sale OF liens against various corpora
tions for unpaid taxes would be made after
December /. and that all corporations ow-
ing money 10 the city had better pay up
before that date.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov 10.-News IN the wheae
market was favorable 20 the bears. De-
rrand for cash wheat was slow IN al d.
rectious. The December delivery sold be-
tween l039s and i45s and closed at lIs7s
corn weakened in sympathy with the
break in wheat. Trading was only mod-
erately active The market closed az al
most the lowest point OF the day with
prices or = 70 Ld&. December at 50
Oats were weak Prices az the clos,
were ia0L % = below the previous close.
Provisions were firm early. but az tho
close prices were Sc higher % fT11s0 lower
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

fEurnisle1 Dy CTialOiiN = -u4EItlnt ~
Wal street
BID ASKED.
Beth So fst -xt SIS dur ian I. lo2a 1T
90 pur money ds due Aug. f1s.. Sa<
Bur & Iron ist s.. June, 1857 % eas
do deb %. Jln ly-o. - - s4s
Dunaln Iron e 81 o.. due July. 1873 %
a Heue I W ist Gs. due Dec i9-3. .rUk IO4is
AZ 81 Isl s.. due Aar. le-l- 9s.
A. steel isr s.. due Fe1. i9-2 -.--, zoe 10+
Ian 5-an S ~ stsei ss due sept ise5 iloa
Zen. ION 4 So tst 5s i-e Oct. ASA i0l u-
-.,rs 4 4 ID lst g.. due Fe1. 1870. tu6
~ rrnsol AS due apr. i1iS, Ms
rore--r .l,lsl Sd tsf IS. due Nav. ta-l iul1 u2ir
United STATES STEEL CORPORATION.
csl Tr Is. ser A q +, due Apr. 1871 -llt< llsia
a. 81 ID r. due APT. lSl .---.- -tt1H 10
sf-- Fund s. due Apr q i9t3. ....-lld lu1
T-r..r steel ist IS Cue Dee 10 -
ei,i-ron steel s.. due lia~ 1913 ---- No
- -iafr Flr ist -. due leiQ-lsie 10
- Ciair steel I5t 5s. due lous- 1875 ly0
TiirgIs ssssi aeb S. d'se Jan. ieiu. LOO
40 g. due Apr J. i9l3 -----.-loc
Al oonds quoted and Interest,""
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

"A Son Of the lrnmortsIs," by Louis
Tracy. begins in serial form in the Sun
day Magazine Of The Tribune next Sun
day. Il is the kind Of story that creates
uenuine interest. Leave your order with
your newsdealer for next Sundays Trib-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
]. S. eRAlLEY BUYS PHONE CO.

Indianapolis. Nov. lo.-James s. Bradley,
r.. .f Toledo. Acknowledged to-day that he
had bought a controlling interest IN the
new Long Distance Telephone Company
of Indiana lie would not say with whom
lie vas associated ia the deal but denied
trat he reureseuted the Bell interests.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

New YOrk, N0vembe- 10 1919
hhAN = WHEAT - Unsettled Continental
~. nisfkets nrin. with a good milling demand AZ
oppression early In the day the market
sslneu about 1-c bush from the previous ciosa
Win aetlve commission house buying but sn!t
81 ~ Sharply and closed below th. previotfs close
o,Ate reports said that seeding OF rev winter
Nhtat was somewhat later than usual AMI the
PIeseht crop was estimated az 40 COO 600 bush
1npared with the previous estimate o, q gssl :
- - receipts az interior points for three DAYS
Ne5e 100 700 bush against 3 44s 600 last year
sha exports from seabOard points were l. on 90
oesh Tor three days. against LIS. 90 the pre-
Nlous week and ]. 25s. 900 wear ago. Cash
Wreat nrnl 10 red. 81 - asked elevator do
mestc, and 81 24is asked. 0 Sroat 10 arrive !.
30 Nerthern Duluth. 81 15r= ana No hard
WINTER. 81 lSst nominal. { o b afoat CORN
Elrner prices working Up 4dhc Later prices
saeHed on, IN sympathy with the decline n
wheat Receipts for three DAYS 2s2 600 BUSH
asalnst 800 900 last year. Cash corn steady: No
: l-1c asked elevator domestic T2c nom nal
covered. and ~ iac. asked, b aaoat No ?
ktteW. ii &c asked OATS-Moderately active
Cash steady mixed. 26 10 90 n quoted nominal .
neutral white. % 20 80 n. a. \ d4Gc ana clipped
white. - % AZ 10 45 itd4si3c. RYE-Dull No
z western, Il Ac. nominal. b New York
BAtLEH-Quieti feeding. 61G63c c New
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
sEABOAD CLEARANCFs.
two days
HNTTn~

tOIfON-Bullish excitement was renewed
FLUCTUATIONS were very irregular at times. but at
one time during the afternoon prices were within
10 or Il points OF the high records for the sea
son, made last week. January contracts soIt az
l49sc and May at Is zoe. This meant an ad-
vance FOR the day OF from IS 10 36 points and
from the low level OF Monday Of from IOf 70 ia
points Heavy realizing caused moaerate r.
action later. but last prices showed a net advance
OF I4Zz points on the active months and from
10 to 45 on the general list Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yester-
aav al auction at the exchange salesroOm
bv Adrian II. Muller & Son:
Nv oraer OF William NJ. Hoes. public adminis-
traitor
80 shs New York Galloway and En-
RfneerinE Co ..-.----- AlspOo
8 30 rhs Mears Ear Phone CO... s.. 60
BY order Of executors
go 900 National Starch Manufacturing Co.
first mortgage 5o-year per cent
cold bonds. due MAY. 1920. NOvem-
fer 1909 coupons attached ........ g. -
10 shs National Lead Co pref. I'LL
II Ehs AmalgaTnated Copper CO.. sTi.
r shs Title Guarantee and Trust Co 57O4.
IA shs Home Insurance CO... 1.11 4.
10 shs New York Electric Vehicle
Transpnrtafion Co. per share. So so
s0 shs walter n. LOwney Co. OF
Canada. LID. .--------- --..-.--... 100
70 shs walter NJ Lovney Co........I2s
a. shs L,ownry Chocolate co..-..-....l2 l20
81 sbs American Confection and Choc-
olate Co, - shs. Central Realty
a. $50 New Commercial club 3
t.er cent income bond. due March
fs lqlS with sept 1s9s coupons
attached. $50 receipt of samuel ID
Gilmore. Claims against ". Ad-
5icFes Tor So a.. A Albrecht, FOR
So. Henry Albers, for S2l - J. B.
frawer for Si6 So - r. Banta
FOR 81. NJ d. Banta. tor 81 Is. l.
IN Baldwin. for $40 2s; d. Beck
man for 81 20. BeldneF, for
sl3 s5: G. Blum. for y i3 A A
Cassebeer. for 50 81. 8. Cissia. for
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco, Nov. lO-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
lCFFALo. ROCHESTER, q PrrrsBURG

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER 4 PITTSBURG.
-. - 1899 1905 1907.
ist week Nov STA 100 $50 43s s1a3 T7S
July 20 Nov. 84s0 so 2s6s 3eI g 4Gs I5s
TOLEDO. ST LOUIS & WESTERN.
4th geek IN Oct. s92 SGT $50 73S S1Ol 900
July1 70 Oct 81 l. 353 Tsa I2l29os 1891 s36
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY.
Month q Sept
Gross earnings. s7I4.S52 s5Ts 1OT sT37 a95
Expenses ...... SIS. 80 465.1SS 504 ora
Net earnings. SITS aos s112319 kl4s. SO
Jaly I 10 sept S0-
Gross earnings. So 2T1. T2i f1.T5l2l2 81 231 423
Expenses .-..-. ! .664. 09s I -86 139 l.s23 SD
Net esrnlngs.. seo7.62s s2s5O7s s4O7 600
ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC.
Is0e. 1905 Increase.
sth week Oct s6s ls2 Ssl ass SR6S.
July 20 Oct 81 sl5OSl 6@5. IBI 1s9.234
AMERICAN RAILWAYS
Month October. S247.S26 s23i 128 SIC. 100
July / 20 Oct 81 1.O75.4d2 l.Ol622O IS. 242
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
NEW YORK PRICES.

Ne-ter-
Wheat.
Dec. 81 1919 81 f2 1915 81 II is-1ssi11Hs 12x
NAV. l01s los 90 1919 1G8z lO1.
Corn:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASKED to arrive. tAsked.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
IRON AND STEEL BONDS

Furnished BY Chisholm Chapman. NO -
Wal streetl
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11
BY order Of trustees.

10 shs- Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co.
un liuuidation) ........per share IS
% shs- Laekavanna Iron and Coal CO.
(ln hquidation) ........per share SIS
III shs: Third National Bank On liqui-
dationl . Iot S5oO
5es Te,as Land Syndicate per share. SD
$40 shs. Texas Land Syndlcate No.
per share. 81
600 shs. Texas Land Syndicate No. g.
per share. .S3S
80 shs. Toledo a Wabash Elevator CO. %
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

eeriin. Nov. l0.-Ira6ing 0n the B0erse
nss ---et G1c Prices ruled 1rL--
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

Fafis, Aor. i0.-Three per cent reufes
.eseo ceutimes lower al - francs Sc
-lieea on tie bourse were irregular
New-York tribune., 1909-11-11

-COPPEh-Standarr copper easy
snot and November Ia504f275c. December
4. 90 = l.: s3c: January. l.. - : u. Doc. Fsoru-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
AND TxPEwKIrERs-

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau ST: CATS
IoSue free. all makes taken part pay
rnent: bargains in Underw0ods. EensnsfoaA
Oitysrs Smiths. =
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
HELP WAIVED.

Tor picnic use the bone wooden salad fork and
'eoa are the most serviceable. and cost from so
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
ReceiUer's Sale.


ctIJPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.--IN THE
- Matter OF the Application Of Majority Of the
Directors of Marseille Hotel Company for Voluntary
Dissolution In Pursuance Of an order OF the supreme
Court entered in the New York County Clerk
ofice. the 9th day Of June 1909 the Hndersigned
will public auction at the Horel MarselNe.
BROADWAY and I03rd Street. in the Borough OF Man
haitian in the City of New York. on the Both day OF
June 1909, a O'Clock the forenoon. by JOSEPH
p DAY. Auctioneer. all of the following described
property: Furniture. fixtures furnishings and other
personal property comprising the complete furnishings
and fittings Of said Hotel Marseille stock Of provisions
wines. Iuors. cigars. etc. on hand necessary
for conducting said Hotel Marseile: owing to
Marsee Hotel Company lease of said Hotel Marseile
mar 20. 1905, between Netherlands Con-
Company and Louis Lukes and Harry c Girls
void and thereafter assigned by the said Lukes and
CIrisvold 10 Marseille Hotel Company. and all
other property Of Marseie Hotel Company as going
concern, subject, however the following chattel
mortgages: One held by Joseph Hsmnnersiag as Sc
clrity the payment of certain covenants in the
Of Hotel Marseie up to the sum Of $50 900 one
bv Frank Thompson security for note In the
sum of s5 600 with interest thereon from the first day
of August 1905; held by Ned Strauss az security
for note OF a. with interest thereon from the
sOth day Of September, 1908
Dated June 14th. 1909.
HENRY 3 CLEMENT. Jr., Receiver.
C-rTAS wAIDRON GLOVE. Attorney Receiver 2o7
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

10 the embroidered muslins and soutached l.
can be made as illustrated with cutaway efec-
at the front or with straight edges shown n
the small view
The quantity of material required for the medium
size is a. yards lS 85s a. "a. yards Il inches
wide with yards Of banding.
The pattern. No. $3.50 is cut in three sizes, small
p or a. medium IS OF 35 large 40 42 inches bust
measure and will be mailed to any address
receipt of 10 cents.
Please give number Of pattern and bust measure
distinctly. Address Pattern Department New-York
Tribune II in hurry for pattern send an extra
2-oent stamp and we Will mail by letter postage In
sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Fashion is a stern goddess and the world knows
and admits her sway, but when it to hav-
ing maraschino cherries hand colored to suit the
prevailing style. like lace artificial flowers it
seems if the goddess going too far. Pretty
little maraschino cherry, lying seductively on
top OF the cool fruit sundae, cleaning from the
depths of the cocktail, To think 1t should have
been bleached and then dyed with coal tar coors
to just that shade of red which the whim of the
moment demands, Yet this is done The fact is
testified to by Professor E. H. S. Bailey, OF the
University of Kansas.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
FLAG DAY IN SCHOOLS.
Six Hundred Thousand Children Honor the
and StriDes

Six Hundred Thousand Children Honor the
Stars and Stripes.
Six hundred thousand children of all nationalities
under the pledged their allegiance in the schools
Of New York yesterday 10 the Stars and Stripes
Six hundred thousand hands were raised TO six
hundred thousand foreheads and six hundred thou
sand young voices recited the formula Of devotion
TO flag and country Then in all the schools ap-
propriate exercises were held with songs and recf
tations by the pupils.
One school in which Flag Day observed with
particular enthusiasm Public School A. OF
which John L, Fruauf Is principal. The children
allowed the honor OF singing new song for
the purpose of testing its merits as national
song. and they did this by direction Of the Presi-
dent of the United States The song, our Flag
was written by the Rev. J. NJ Leavitt, ex-Iresident
OF Lehigh University a Northern man, and the
music is by Southern woman. The song has three
verses and the first verse runs follows;
Wave, flag Of beauty high;
our fathers gave thee 10 the sky
'Ai and night,
Baptized with blood.
battle torn.
II oft thv folds stained worn,
Yet o triumph they borne
And freedoms light.
Chaplain 7. Banks Smith, from Governors Isl
and was present and made brief speech. adjuring
the children show in every way devotion 10 the
flag of their country.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

HOPFFMAN &c -HoU USEwORK Ma n
horsendu. garden, COW. good butter
maker. Wife general homework. refi1el. L.
Box IS Hdworth y J
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
EIKgNSAg4D h lA
EV3 V3s2TE2aSC18 sT
Eg~&I NNSTEG GAISSJES

For a refreshing dessert known as coupe
jacques prepare macedoine of various sorts Of
frus-cubes of pineapple, stra awberries cut in two,
slices of banana and any agreeable kinds that hap
pen TO be in season. Later. slices Of peaches,
grapes. pluns and so forth may be used in such a
dessert. Sprinkle the fruit with powdered sugar
and pour IT little maraschino kirsch
liqueur. Divide the maCedoine among sherbet
glasses and top Of each service place a spoonful
of sherbet. favored with lemon or liqueur If de-
sired. ice cream may be used instead
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Dates, stoned. are sometimes hidden in breakfast
doughnuts. in each Raisns or a preserved
strawberry or cherry other kind of preserved
fruit may take their place. The best doughnuts TO
have for breakfast the kind without sugar.
sometimes called Baptist cakes. They sim
plicity itself. Take piece of ordinary bread dough
from that which has been rising over night. Cut
it out into balls and fry them Immediately in hot
fat. When inserting a piece OF Jelly or fruit be
careful that it is entirely covered up that 1t
will not come out when the ball pufs up with
cooking The doughnuts may be rolled In pow
dered sugar not. desired. Instead of frying
these Baptist cakes in balls they may be fried in
narrow finger strips.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
GLE4NTNGS.

Coiaurz ornaments are worn more and more. ard
are indeed indispensable with the Greek style ot
hairdressng that is becoming so popular The
women who possess tiaras ooronets may thank
Their stars A 5ewelled back comb may be used
ccronet: II is Of course shorter, but some ~
the elaborate ones are most effective worn at the
front Of the coiffure.
That pretty new harette meant 10 encircle The
Psyche knot worn By young girls also lends itself
10 other adjustments. Il Re worn fat over the
tcP Of the head like bandeau, or tilted 10 simu-
late coronet
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Makers Of JeVe!ry ara taking to symbolism very
much NOWADAYS, and up-to-date ornaments are al
most interesting as antiques. Oriental motifs
and tslismanic symbols are used a great Zeal
Phrases from the Koran are seen on the necks OF
women curiously engraved on metal The scaly
snake considered 10 carry occult blessing is espe-
e-aly popular. Women who would shrek az a
glimpse 0. garter snake in the garden wear these
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Many women who wear watches stick to the old
method Of SLIPPING the watch in the belt, having
II depend from the long chain, or from colored
ribbon which matches the gown and is studded
a. intervals with precious stones Some ike the
long chain Of narrow black ribbon which their
gTsndnothers used The very thin watches, how
ever. naar be worn around the neck like locket.
o. short chain: but the loczet must be lovely
one. adorned with jewels fashioned into mono
gram or some symbolic device
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
Proposals.

DRoPOsALS FOR INDIAN SCHOOL LANDS. BUILD
L ings. fixtures Chamberlain. South Dakota.
Department the Interior Once OF Indian Affairs
inc outside Of the envelope Proposals indian
School Chamberlain. South Dakota. and addressed 20
tho Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. Washington.
o'clock P Of Jay s. 1909 for the purchase from
the United States the following described lands Of
gether with buildings and fixtures thereon
nameiy. - M sL 81 L9tT ana ana ne e5 exoepf
following described strip Of land the north end
of y 2 the NEt4. viz: beEinnins a. the NE
Of the NE 1. thence south With the east line
said quarter sect l3 rods thence WHs ana par
alle with the north line Of said quarte- section 10
Missouri River. thence Up the east bank OF said
river 10 the NV ! of said quarter section. thence
the place Of beginning for price not less Than
Twenty-six Thousand Dollars. IN strict accordance
!o7s- The Secretary Of the Interior is hoTeo5 aH-
thorzed dispose Of and convey the rea- estate in
cludEE buildings and fixtures. ~ the indian
School Chamberlain. South Dakota. for price not
Twentys!N Thousand Dollars tuniess should
he disposed Of q the state OF South Dakota In which
case the Limitation TO price shall not apply. upon
tanned and operated educational institution and
that children % Indian parents shall haze The sans
tuition free Provided. that the Conu,ssiouer Of In
dian Affairs is authorized and directed 20 dispose by
covered BY the transfer q the buildings
and fixtures The right IL reserved all
deemed FOR the best interest of the t1ovsrn-
Eent Each bid must De accompanied ~ q certified
check dTaff United States depository
solvent national bank. made payable ~ the order
Of Commissloner of Indian Affairs for a. least
succession Bidder shan fan to rake mai paymsnt
returned 10 the bidder Terms Cash within thirty
DAYS from date of notice Of acceptance of proposal
For further Information apply to r. O vALENTIN-.
Acting Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
STEAMBOATS,.
IDM@TMM AND POINTS IN
WUO U WuU NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport an1
FAN River. Lv. Pier 1e -. R.. IT. Warren
St, Daily. $40 P. ". Strs. COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA Orchestra On
each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence.
Leave Pier IS. y R, # MURRAY St. week
days only 800 P NJ strs. PROVIDENCE
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra On each
NORWICH LINE Via stonington- ":
pier 20 \ R. f. Clarkson St, week
dsys. 500 P. NJ; Pier 20. z. R. e e
22d St, $50 p. u StTs CHESTER W.
CHAPLIN and CITY OF LOWELL
NEW BEDFORD LINE. Fo- New
Bedford. Woods Hole. Martha's Nineyard.
Nantucket. Mattapoisett. Marion and Iape
God pofnts-Leave Pier 40. North Flver:
foot OF CIarkson st. week DAYS Only, a.
600 . m. Steamers MAINE and Ne"
HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven.
Hartford. Springfield and North Leave
Pier 2S E r. week days - ? NJ sun
dsvs q 30 A NJ. foot East 22d 81. week
dsvs 400 r. N: Sundays 1000 A. NJ SIT
RICHARD PECK
Tickets. staterOoms and information az
City Ticket Of1ce. III Broadway, rear
Cortlandt St Telephone 5l21 COrttanct
Also at n I. Transfer and Tourist Olhces
and at Piers
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
Low Rates TO Pacific Coast.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUNSET ROUTE

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once No. 1854 Broadway. between 3Sth
and 37th sts., until Q o'clock D m Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until 3
O'Clock ?. m. viz: 264 sth ave. 5 e.
cor 23d St. I53 9Th ave. cor. 12th st;
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The sleeveless coat is accepted favorite Of the
season This one shows all-over lace with straight
banding finishing the edges and could Re worn for
a great many different occasions and over great
many different gowns. The same model is adapted
TO silk pongee, the ribbed silk satin and also
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

LOST. T.-Bankbook No. sos. .TS6 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon TO
present the same 20 the bank WITHIN thirty
cancelled and extinguished and a new one
tsslIad IN lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

jewelled snakes with Joy. Things Egyptian per-
wade the jewellers art The scarab pivot ring is
the best loved of rings just The archaic key.
the suns rays, the vrlture and the royal oval are
almost popular.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

When preparing sandwiches for picnic IL is bet
ter to cut the crusts from the bread while the loaf
is still intact, and after il is cut IN slices. a
slice Of bread thin enough for sandwiches is likely
TO Crumble when the crusts cut away. Butter
each slice before cutting 1t from the loaf. The
bread should Re neither too fresh nor too stale
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington n c.
May i. 1909 Sealed proposals Will te received
nce Of the Purchasing Agent ~ this Department
until o'clock June 2 1909. for shng Mscel-
aneous Supplies for the Postal Service during the hsoa
year July !. 1909 70 June 30 1910 follows.
Tars FOR BUndy Time Recorders. Coin Wrappers ana
Currency STRAPS, Coin Sacks. Brown Black Process
Paper. oilers for TypewTiterE, Tin strips Issuing
money Steel Mopey-orier Cutters Rubber
marking and Post once Dating stamps. ani repairs
Rubber stamping Pads CancelinS Ink for Rubber
stamps, Printers Roller Composition Packing Boxes,
Flags: Cod-Rolled Steel Brass.
nEs. Wire, Leather Leather Betting Tar soap. Sup
CancAling Machines. Waste Railway
Mail Service. MuclsEe etc Blanks for proposals. with
Specifications ana instructions bidders will be
nished upon application Purchasing the
Post once Department Washington T. Q ?. II.
HITCHCOCK. Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
RAILROADS.
RAITTMnRE & 0EIO r. z.

Ofices. 245. asa. 1900 Broadway, Astor
House Dos Fifth Ave. y. Y: IS Ave. 3.
"a Ridge St. 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn;
West 23d St and Liberty st.
After P NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and suN information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
3 O r r. 23d St Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea $3.50.