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New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
APPRAISERS IN CONFERENCE.
Officials from Thirteen Principal Ports Begin
Annual Sessions

The annual conference of United States ap-
praisers Of merchandise a thirteen Of the more
important ports Of the country begun yester-
dav A. the Office OF Colonel Edward 5 Fower. the
apuraiser at this port. in the Public Stores Those
present Edward :. Fowler. New York. Jonu
r Dare san Francisco; Miner c.. Norton. C1eye-
land Henry :. Hill, Buffalo, Theodore ID. Kalbfell
81 Louis, T. OShaughnessy Chicago; Luther ;
''r0p.bridge. Detroit, William =. Luck New or
leans. Winthrop T. Hodges. Boston. Frederick .
Xi.,cent and Mitlael J. Brown. Philadelphia; James
fl Butler. Baltimore. j. = Andrews, NewD0rr
%.ws and Frederick ". Edwards. Pittshurk.
The conference organized by elecung Colonel
F,dvvler chairman ana Mr. Dare recorder. IL is not
-tricrlv speaking. Oricial body, and any action
,iat may be taken by II has no legal authority.
H. j. however held by direction or The Secretary Of
- treasury whose circular letter calling Il was
,atad August l6 last. and the necessary expenses
i,,17-ral are paid under an Appropriation made Tor
Ne nuruose and approved June 80 last.
H-ai-r.rl.v+s session was devoted largely % the
.o,slierati0n OF goods IT, thf lta DIVISION ~ the
g-iy Appra users office. generally known as
.,r+or Goods Division 7Ha conference Will SIN
- y to dsiis.. and DN i+raiahly "ind ~ nrxt
S. .tt.GG.t4-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
Reliable Watches

Reliable Watches
All new. fresh stock. bought
expressly for the Holidays:
none carried over from last
year-eaCh fully guaranteed,
woulen's and Misses SOLID silver
Chateiatua Watch hes-variety ot
deSigls-sat-E or polished 30
Finer to S. es
Woneu' Solid Gold ChsteIsfus
Watchss-pOltSasd cases. suitabis
for mC1ozra-us-plai1 Or fancy
diaI-valus IS as -...-..--......S %
Finer 70 $40. ~.
Enamel Chatelaine Watches-y-stE
ptu-varicus CoIors-hand painted
d@signs-sach IN velvet box
value S.. 40 -.-.-.--..-- --..---..----Q QS
Finer 70 g. ss
Solid silver Hunting Case watches-
engine -rurned-chascd OF fancy
desiEns-valus 81 9S .--.-.----..9 "A
Fiuer-extra heavy cases 20 s. eE
Mems Gold Filled Hunting Case
Warch~s-suzins- turned or
chased designs-valu. s15 ~. ---1 2 "a
Mems Open Face gold nIled-rsnr-
designs-valus $40 es. oS
Mer : and Youths Gunu7stsl-
thin model-dirsrsnt sizes-...f QS
Finer 70 81. Is.
Wous-n's solid Gold Hunting
case Watchss-plain or fancy
enEraved-vslue SIS es -......-TA "a
Finer. with Swiss American
movements. 20 S24 2s.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
NEW Jersey CENTRAL.

IN crAr1ONs Foot Liberty St, y. R
IONS West 23d ST. \. r.
Time shown below Ia from Liberty 81
West 23d ST leaves 10 minutes earlier, ex-
cept as noted by Designating marks
PIILA DELPHIA.
j'l2. u. $50: moo. m's.O0. $50, 's 90
80. 900 s3OO. "4OO $500. 80
nI'60o 'I00. 500. 200, pI0.SO P NJ.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Ts60O = 90
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4.OO.
. 10 \. n. XII %. i20, Ks 30. "a Is, 500
ATLANTIC CT-TY-'s4O 20 a. NJ. x1cO. k3,4
L0Xf BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE CSUudavs No. Asbury Paris
g445 53C $50. f:201 sundays. except
Ocean Grove. z400. 300 A NJ. 400
BETHI.EH EN- 4LLENTOwN. MATCH
CHUNK. VILKESBAERL SCRANTON.
READING. HARRIS BURG. P0TTSFILl-E.
NILLTANSPORr and all other points can
West 23d St. Tel S14+ chelsea. 8 Astor
House. 245. 434 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1s3
3th ~, os d 81 ar ,o5 vss, ,5b a52R = s9us4s 4
Columbus Av.. New YORK: court St.
243 944 Fulton s. 47s NostraRd Av..
Brock lyu. 800 BrCadway. williamsburg
New York Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage to destination
s6aIIv. 7OaiIv. except sunday psun-
DAYS. tParlar cars only aExrept Satur-
lsvs uDininE ar. except sundays SSat-
urdavs only. zF'ronl I4nerty s only sDin-
ing car SUNDAYS 'pi1in= "a~ daily
From Twenty third Street -ef2- ~ P NJ,
"a 20 P NJ. i'll. so NJ, 1890 P. NJ,
d2.50
vice-Pres & Gen Ms~. Gen, Pass'F Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
ALLEGES PLOT TO RUiN HIM.

Rochester. Dec 3-C CharI-s y Howard president
OF the Prohibition Union OF Christian Men de-
iIyered "A sensational address al the Second Baplst
Church yesterday in which he detailed plot TO
ruin his reputation According 10 the information
which Mr.. Howard asserl5 il Ia his possession the
nlof vas hatched in saloon and COMPRISED As It's
Characters a salooHkeepcr. "a detective an alde--
man poticians and paid LAWYERS According 10
ftIrflei details given p, Mr Howard tho clique thut
in isle,t nls ruin @-ta int JI4Cr al
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
The Doll Show

lrd holds undsputed sway wsrs
urize difficult place the blue
ribbon for
Bebe
tinerea-n wonderful smaller
bautie-drssed Claus
is roudof
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
: H Z HARTFORD R 3

n. Y N II. & HARTFORD r r.
Trans depart from Grand Central Station.
aga g and 4,h Ave, as follows for
BOSTON via New London & PrOy--tts 90.
+tHfO:0O. 'xII1O:O2 4 NJ. =. 90,
sxtt:O1. y 500 = -.5 90, '' SOP, 'FI2;00
? NJ Via Winimanttc-fSS;O A NJ,
1900 p. NJ via Spfd.-+9.I4 4 II,
+TI9-O0. '4-C0. al 90 P NJ.
wo-' ster & Fitch. via Putnam. q SO P n.
TaksviTe & Norf-+S :4S A. NJ. q 81 2 n.
Ct Harrington. Stockbridge. Le1CX, Pitts
feId-+4 :s4 fs;49 \. VI. and 1881 p N
Ticket Offices az cGrand Central station
and CIG5th S. also 81 C2t5- 1900. cl304
R'wav 90 Union Square. cIS2 Ftfta Ave.
c245 columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave-.
T,rooElvn- q Court St. 4T9 NOstrand Ave.
39G q way.
-Da5lv Except Sundays tStOps at
fcTtr 81 xStops az 125th 81. Sundays only
-Pa-lnr Car limited Has dining car.
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
DOCTOR ADVISES THAT

the Sunday meetings Of the union who was 10
profess great interest only ultimately deCov HE
speaker 10 her home alleged errand or
mercy. and then the conspirators suddenly jo
appear on the scene and make public the speakers
presence in the womans home which would have
been damnlug to his character. District Attorney
Warren viii carry the matter before e grand iirv
and Of the most seusa tonal cases ever evolved
n Rochester eXDertcl
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
STORAGE NOTICES.

NuRElVILI-E STORAGE WAREHOt So,
9t,,; ana It5 F-ssr S4rh ST. To -i'aS Brown
Mis- Rase turr. E,hza DeverU~X. r F'iiz-
gerald Mrs Robert Hela!s. Mrs ~cdvan-
Mrs Lennon Airs. Linden. o. N-yernortrr.
Nl,r-ar4. T,1rrfr Mrs Mck-au a Walsh
Mrs Brown Ar HauC- Ncu are hereby
notified that tt. time for the T1Nmeur ot
suv lien upon The property hereinafter d-'
.,rfl..t batinv expired and after due notice
tra~-.sF had been given yoG. / Will cause
.ql.r properUv. tO-ait. household goods.
t,..I-.,,laI effects AMI merchandise stored hv
,t,.ti,r7 according to the statute iu surh
.-.t.a made and provided. IN 6 Mertes :
-,l..rior1 ruot1s Isss East l25th 81. December
l. 1906 commencing lV.aF, a ti-. and ct'li-
rtrr,Ins every Tu~sday uniii the sal. IL com
ni.fsd yorkvtIi- storage WaTehousr ld3
AND i55 East s4Ih a.. y. W. Wood. pro
.rletoE.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
RAILROADS..
Americas Greatest Railroad
NEW YORK CENTRAL
q t.AoscN RIVER RAlLRQAp

q HADsoN RIVER RAILROAD
Trains leave Grand Central station. I'D 81,
and except the .3O a m. / ~. $50. lL5'
?, m stop at l25th ST. l. minutes later,
buuai0-FS30. sS.i5. 'IO-2o a.. m, IT,
d-06. l204. -43O. a6-0o. 'S.ue, ~"
c,hI.s.O S.SO iI-59 p. m N
$50 "G.0O. 800. 20 80. III 30 p n.
O1ncinnati-'2.O4. $50. 500 40 50 IL ~
p m.
Cievelan and-'s.45 a m. 'l.06. '5.3o, '6.oO.
500. $50. I'll 20 p m.
Colrrbus-'2 o. $50. 800 '9.3o .. N,
De1roit-'s 70 a. m. '1.05 @4.3D. 't-eO
$50 $50. >tt.30 p. II.
indIahapoiis-'2 o. *. SO "It.30 p. m
Nontreai-'l2. 10, SOU - - a NJ, 100
$50 p. n.
Niagara Falls-fs. 80 $50 a. m 1920
IA, '1.O2 LOG, -6.O0. 500 80 2e
$50 80 D. m
= Lcuis--2.04. -. 80. 'fl.20 p. m.
1oronto-Ts.3o am. :. 90 1880. bI1 so =. m
HARLEM DIVISION.
So9 a. m. and S.S6 .. m eX. sunday. 70
Eittsheid and North Adams. SuEdas, 9-5t
a. II.
Pullman cars on all through trains
. Ticket offices al Ii0 "a. 4l5 and l@lh
hHoadway. - tni0n 81. W, 30 Columbus
~. liz West l25th 81. Grand Central and
125th ST. Stations New York: s3S and 726
splton st. AM 's34 Broadway. BROOKLYN.
Dally. iEN. sunday. tEN. Monday
FFl-- SEtu-day-
Ieleplons 200 2Sth ST for New York
=r raj cab Service. Baggage checked from
h'iot or residence by WestcOtl Express
A. H. SMITH g. r DAILY,
Vice Pres. & Gen. Sigr. Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
25rd Sfreer.

answer to Z further question Mr. Browne has
taken M important part IN tho formation OF the
American Farm Products Company, the EoyaI
Typewriter Company. the United Lead Company
and tube works in Canada. lfttle affair o7
3 40 on capital-Iittie for man like Mr Browne.
but hiG for many people-Thich is earning ls or IA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

Novelties n Belts
SIX Elastic. plain or steel studded TAI
f=ta SiIk. Black. White. Coiors. Piai1s.
D-esdanz and Roman Stripes, with and
without handsome buckles and hack orua-
ruen-y also the latest novelty IN silk
elastic hrad-with large
gtIt buckle sets--.-----.-. .A9 70 g %
Our Stocks Of
WcmeE'S
Robes, Kirrn0s, Saccues
are scarcely equalIed IN the
country and certainly surpassed
nowhere for variety and excel
Ience. while in the matter OF
values we are far in the lead
1890. Some Extra good ones
follow
Women : IoUugtug Robes
Heavy Velvery German Flanuei-
beautiful floral designs in gray and
CON 1bIuation colOrjngs-
eleawh-r Sc 9S -----.--Z - 9S
Crepe Kimouos- Charming japanese
Designs -shtrred yokes-wide satin
ba-ds-heavy quality 81 aS kinds I %
Women Ripple Eiderdowu and
Blanket Rohes-plaiu cOlors or richly
figured s. o. quality ----------- 8. 90
Pfuple FidarJiovr Sacauas-Extra Heavy
large collars with satin band or
applique trin-wOrth 81 9S. -.-----. I 49
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
sTEAATBOAD.

b U ST % IN faa and 0tRss RedaGed IN GfH S9taa eng
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN
River Fares reduced TO all points. Boston
81 65: Newport. Fall River. S2.00: Provi-
denCe $3.50. I've. Pier 10, ". r.. IT, War
Ten St. week days ard Sundays. 500 p. NJ
Strs Priscilla and Pilgrim Orchestras.
NORWICH LINE via New London Leavs
Pier 40. N r., foot CIar<son St. week days
only, p. NJ. Steamers City Of Lowell and
Chester ". Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven,
Hartford and North. Leave Pier 90 E. r.
week days Only 2:45 2 NJ: foot Eas: 22d
ST. p. n steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
wous-'s E&1dke-c1iezs

wone-s E&1dke-c1iezs
All r5nsr-H s....5- q IL 90 %
H. with IaitisIz-at size letters
ut.l ami without wreat8- or
Carey rmb y--acu- -.--.-- - p. -
S..a~ ,ub-d-ScaIIors or a. :
vItr eu5y or drawn worS-ea 30
12@- % 80 .+s " t-So
Wouneu,s Az Linen Emo o'd-eaca-- 80
% SO 10 -
Woafeu-s Si.k E,mb'd Handkfs
aI white or cold emb' y-- % % I 81
AMONG SPElTAI. VALUES ARE
Wousn's Al Liner Initial and
Vyreata-6 iu box -------..- -----..- %
Waueu : All Linen. inch hem
aaintv irttl1i-6 "a box .--------- 90
Finer I-inel-smau initial with
ef,ib &c tn box ------...-. .s..-- ! az
Women Fine SWISS Handkts-
scauoped ana "a :. rrnn d--aeh = 2
Warnrr's an Linen small
script initiaI-yaIue ~ -,----- 2s
Nevsltv Handkfs of White rrosshar
Lin-u-wtta and without Initials. = e
same with initials -..-. -------.- 20
Nouel,.s Novelty Iandkerrhiefs
sheer all linen -cOioreu checks
stripes ard ptn fo-s- ---.--- %
wor.n-s Dainty va Princess and
Vei larr tr.m--aeh- --..- % % 500
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
BOARD WANTED.

--------- 49, -, :
GENTLEMAN desires suite Of tWO room :
and oath. between BroadWay sUd Mddl-
son ave and +0tu and 6ntr SITS, required
first class appointments electric HSht aEg
breakfast. no restrictions. Terms, tIriliSnsi
or ru '1l-r!Shei. to- a. r., T. o. Box s.
~-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
Handkerchiefs for the Holidays

Nothing more acceptable Holiday preparations
scale that
tv more many produces entire
variety everything hemmed dauest
novelty i'm lace will
t7lrfSrnas IIan,lker-hiefs q Hearns."
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

Fine Sets Of
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Handsomely boxed - Hem
stitched. with three or four rows
open stitching or insertings OF
embroidery white-beau-
tifuIIy IaundaTed - something
every housewife win appre-
ciate.
Sets consist % one sheet and
two pillow cases
Sheets stx9N go Soxt0s-
Pillow -45x36 70 45x4Ol7
Prices .--- -2.t5 to = 50
A FINE, GIFT,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
THE CHRISTMAS THOUGHT RADIATES
From Every Section OF Our Stores
For EVERYWHERE are GOODS for GIFTS
Pretty Clothes for eahy

Pretty Clothes for Baby
Such lovely things are hare.
and IN such assOrtments, but IL
does not take a pocket fun Of
money" 70 buy a beautiful gar
ment-they are here at all
prices-Iow, high and medium
a few examples:
Babies Long Croaks-Au Wool Bedford
and Ceshmers-stnzls and dounls
rur-re cape-rfch rows C< satin
ribbon. silk gimp or heavy
lace inserts --.---..----..--..ss---s %
Babissf Long Ciosks-Tafrsts Six.
all wool Bsdford and Henrietts-
deep cap-s deliberately trtm'd win
wide satin ribbon silk braid. lace
tns'tss or lace rufies .----:--.. c. 9S
Finer Long CIosks % s2AsI
lower priced 70 slea
Little Childr-u's Short Goats OF Moe-fe6
or plain BearplIsh. Henrfseta C-sp.iA
BEDFORD Cord or Basket Goth
plestsd back or boz-Russisn e-ects
with or without large circular collars
handsomely trim'd-sizss 70 yrs-.4 %
Little Chlldrsn's Short Costs-Hsnr1steA.
Bedford Cord Chevfot. AnxorA Or
Notified Bearplush-wtrh Hne Lacss
and iuiaid medallions. with
under ruefies OF chiffon-also hand
enb-d scallop. and Russian styles
Finer shor. C-oats to s24 "a
Lower priced 70 s1-49.
Babies Fine PopIln SIX Caps-fuu .ofs
chiffon ruches-b-sver fIr heads ard
ss TN ribbon loOps-hns silk lining
sizes - Yrs. s..--.-...-....--.s.s1 %
ILt-I- CEildrens Fine SILK Bonnsts-
wide satin ribbon bOws-full
fare OF silk and chiffon with isrgs Row
and cluster oe rosebuds on site-
Tar-H ~ r4s4frT 4F~ - = Z
little ChiIdrsn's Colorsd 3onn-ts %
Panr- Velvet-newss- shap-s-
with c1Il pIeating OF shirrinx of
chiffon large satin ribbon bow
or rossrte-sizes 70 yrs-.--.-s---2 %
verythinz n Caps and 7onn-ts-
from the rlosc elsbo-ats 70 the Ilttls
French Gap for Youngest babes. a.
prices ra1si1= rom - to k12e2
Imported
Black Sy9t-Pr00f Brcaocloths
Sponged aud shrunk
permanent finish-ready for the
needle 5O and "a inches wide:
2.29. to. .2.S9
- per cent less than the
l1wsst prices eIsewhere asSsd-
INSPECT ALSO
Imported ss IL Tiu.sh Rroadcioths-
81 iuc5-alI the beautiful new shades
All blsck-ideutiCal qualities else
whe-s ST. -25 % s. 29-hers SO 70 I 50
HizH E-aos English Ofixtur---50 and
- iach-sTscrivs broken PIsid-. 30
CT ecSs and stripes -...-...-.-..... - =
value that reeds
no recommendation - customers.
q shows At glsncs
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave y. 7. Barclay. Christopher W 2sd
SITS
IS 90 a M-For BinEhamton and Elmlra
.iO 90 4. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST
Louis
81 20 P M-For BuraIo and Chicago
t40O p M-For Scranton and Plymouth
,s6 Is P M-Fcr Buffalo and Chicago.
"a AZ P M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse, Ithaca
81 90 A A.-Chica ago-Slsepers open 9. %
P NJ
Ticket, st 14s 400. 1888. I434 Broadway.
n ssa Fulton St. Bklyu 'Dally.
Except sunday zLesves Christopher St
eIO P. II. weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
RAILROADS.
PLENNSYILV WANNA

.LYLENIMgWII WANIAl
X A l L'R o AID.
S-AIIONS toot Of West Twsnty-third 81
ana Desnrosses AID CoTtlandt Sts
- Ine leaving time from Dssbrosses and
Cortlandt SITS is i've minutes later than thai
given below for Twenty-thirl st station
FOR THE " EST
'T55 \. IL CHICAGO SPECIAL.
800 \ n FIIISBC CRGH DAY EX-
'1o-55 A NJ THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED. - Chicaso, Cincinnati
and St Louis.
'I55 p. NJ. ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
81 J5 +. NJ CHICAGO. CINCINcNAT AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
s3 IS p VI. PENNSYLNANIA SPECIAL.
IS hours 70 Chicago
SO 2. NJ. CHICAGO LIMITED
"555 p. NJ. WESTERN EMPRESS
F6 % p NJ ST LOUIS AND CINCIS-
NATI EXPRESS
- p n PACIFIC EXPRESS
-S.25 p. NJ LE,VELAND AND CISCTS-
NATT EXPRESS.
90 - ? NJ PITTSBURGH SPETALA
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
$50 - "9-.j 95J. %1O.55 a m L. -,
s12.5J 21O ts325. Congressional Lin
ited'), .25 - '4.J5. s5-55. 9 . , M,
L. 10 night Sunday. $. IS. 20 IS 30 -
e M I225. s125 SO 80. %. Congressional
IImited'J q. %. - % '455. '555. 25
., m. Il. 10 night
oOk' ExEAN ENAiL4Nf y ts--sls - p t4f-
ATLANTIC COAST LINE " a. m and
rs 2. m daily.
sEABOARD AIR LINE.-12-25 D N. and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
S.25 .. m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAII.WAF--'i -
a. m weekdays: '1O-55 a n and - %
Q. n. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ard NOR
FOI-K:-'7.25 a m. weekdays and 500
ATLANTIC CITY.-s55 a n and 2-5'
p. m. weekdays Sundays, -. 80 a n
CAPE MAY-f2-55 D m. weekdays
LONG BRANCH. ASBJ-RY PARK Ocean
Grove) CSorth Asburv Park Sundays). and
Point Pleasant s.55 a n. ie o. 3%
ass D. m. and 1910 night weekdays
FoF PHILADELPHIA.
600 "T-25 $50. S.25 $50. 80 -. 50 %.
sT1O So 10 IS. s11.55 a. m 1875. '12.55.
I50 'I55 &c "a 255 "a q 2J sS5 5.,a-5,
onIy). "5.55. &c. Is. 6.55. T55, SIS s Sc
9.25 C955 for North Philadelphia oniyi
Y 10 night " weeFrdays e. g S,o = Sundays ,a -
a m. L. %. 10 55. "tl55. lbs. s3 y
S.55. %425. 90. So for North Philadeiphia
onIy). '4.55: '5.55. IS Is I55 s25, $50.
925 $50 for North Philadelphia only
D. m. 12.10 night
'Dinirg car
Ticket offices Nos 46f, 1854 ard 10 Broad
way. 1S2 Fifth Avenue below 2Sd ST.
a63 Fifth Avenue corner 18th ST.. and
Stations named above Brooklyn = Court
Street $50 Fulton Street. 4Ie Nostrand
Avenue 400 Broadway and Pennsylvania
Annex Station The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 70
destination
Telephone "545 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
W W ATTERBCRy, J. r WOOD,
General Manager. Pess'r Traffic Manager.
GEO " BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
BALTTNOPE ( CFIn ?. Z.

ROYAL BIZ = LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even hour
To BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New York CITY e:}d =. Lib 81.
syy-s sSF4rNGTIN- SI-pers n 81 nm !. "a am
WASHINGTON. Direr- $50 am 100 am
WASHINGTON, Diner, 3 % am lVuV an
WASHINGTON Diner. II % am 1--VUn
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
"''R0T Al LTD Diner, 80 pm 100 pm
ASHTNCiTpN. Dlue-, 300 pm h-0o pm
~ NASHINGTO$- Buffet. q. 90 pm l-eo pm
sDaiIy
through Daily Trains 10 the West
Leave New York city I'D - Iibv St
CHICAGO PITTSECRG $50 am SEQ am
CHIC-GO. CCT.CAiBi s IL 81 am l. ot n =
PITTSBI-RG, CLEVELC 500 ru 400 pm
'-PiTT%B re LIMIT D. 600 pm 4-Uo pm
t'IN.. ST LOUIS. .LOTISN-. Ii-50 pm $50 am
,TN- ST. LOFTS. .LCTISF.. 9.50 am 1000 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .IOTTSN-. 80 pm GOO pm
O.ucss, 245. 434 1870 Broadway. g Aston
House los Grecu~ich So = Union square
w 39I Grand ST. y Y. 343 Fulton 81.
Erookiyu: West 23d 81 ard Liberty 81.
After Is o. IN. Sleeping ar Reservations
and full reformation regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained AT Bureau Of ICfo-uattc7.
B & . r. r.. 33d Il. rer-lual Phone
No. Chelsea 3f+4-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS

MUSIC EVERY UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Orchestra. Purisch.
each a artiS director
$ IN a o
10 snthas o he
Concerts daily on Main Floor Centre Building
Morning. o'cockAf Afternoon, 80 to . 80
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
LEH1GR VALLEY,

Zoo, ~ West 80 A Cortland, and DeshTnsses IS
paily. Except sunday sunday Ai-@J.
ha - a-. ~ e. 4 - q n5- = Nl-l--
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
Two Splendid
Blanket Values

Two Splen5i6
Blanket Values
That will more than please
hOusekeepers and prove spe-
ciaI opportunity for gift max
Prs-
All Wool BIanksts-W atte. Scarlet
and fancy colOrs-full size
and weight-in size and
quality cannot be duplicated a Oh
elsewhere under 81 % -----------
Fine Australian Wool Blankets-
Cameo and fancy colOrtngs-
IA size for large beds n OK
were &S-9S --... ----
Notwithstanding the great rise IN
Wool and manufactured goods. Ne
shall continue 70 sell On basis o.
what we paid before the ADVANCE
our advantages 60 TO customers
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
Dainty Models IN Women's
Combination Lingerie Garment

Corset Covers and Drawers os hne
uaiusOok-yoks with lace and
inserting. ribbon fuish-ernoy '
beading belt, ribbon run QS
lace triu'd drawers ..---....--.-.
Two and three piece combinations
Corset Cover. Skirt and Drawers
or skirt and Corset Cover
elaborate yoke or sNOver trunr
trim OF lace and ernb' ribbon
run beading and lace trim O2
ruffes-value S5.sS -------------- -
Fine Lawn Combination Corset cover
and Skirt-DFaweT-entire front OF
fine French emb'y and tnsers of
Val Iace-back and front trim cs A RO
lace and ribbOn--wOTtl 81 81 - -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
E4t6 Sfrecf.

All the music and songs Of the
world are right in your grasp if
YOU possess a Victor Talking
Machine or an Edison PhOnO-
graph. As soon as a new good
thing comes ont there IS
record for it.
Victor Talking Machines - to $500
Edison monographs ..-- 10 to s 60
Regina Music Boxes. IS to S4?5
Regina PLAYER Pianos. $3.50 to $3.50
Regina Chime Clocks. ... sI55 to $3.50
Grand and Upright Pianos sI5G to 5000
Eeginaphones -...-.....--.S 81 to Se25
Our Broadway store j the
home OF everything in musical
instruments Of the present
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

Single insertions cents per line SIX
tee1 words seven times cunsecuttvely. II.
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for per iOd OF fourteen days IN
The Trioune's Directory OF Des1rahIs
Rooms. Write FOR circular
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
CaiI6rsn's Eanekerchiefs

Win purchases Of % cents or more pretty box Is gwen
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

pRESSM AEER first class wishes .
gagene IT'S ~ the day, perfect dyrs
Mrs. GiCav. 50 East 4pJh ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

C2rbric Covered Cushions
The superior kind for best sofa
cushiOnS-filled with pure down.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
DREssuAkING AND MILLINERY

DRESSNt R.-Nme. e.. NJ. Iurrand.
ladies' misses bali. evening dresses IN
short notice, moderate prices 80 West
46th ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04

ERFSSE 4 n t.R.-pgt daily So shirt farc1
waists =-tau suits a',arar.Du9- wishes -ev
yli,touevs Address Eie0-iey. 81 ". Yt'th 81
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-07
ORPHANS COURT MATTERS.
Condition of The Affairs of The
Orphans And Widows.

The following business was trans
acted in the Orphans Court at its reg
ular weekly meeting yesterday, all the
Judge being present.
Application of James g. Taylor for
letters of administration in the estate
of John I Harrison, deceased, were
filed and passed.
Petition an order of the court IN the
estate of Caroline Watts, deceased,
were filed and passed.
Administrator bond of James s.
Taylor, administrator Of John 7. Har-
rison, deceased, was fled and ap-
proved.
Account of sales of personal estate
Of Irving +. Wood, deceased, was fled
AMI ratified
Account of sales of personal estate
OF William Lyons. deceased, was filed
and ratified
Executors bond of Florence f.
Duvall, exeoutrix of Il. Duval. de-
ceased, fled aud approved, letters
granted, notice to creditors given,
warrants to apprsise issued to James
4. Brady and May nard Carr.
Petition and order Of court of Owen
shepherd, administrator in the mattel
of the estate OF William Shepherd, de
ceased, was fled and passed.
Account OF sales OF the personal es.
tate OF William Sheperd, deceased,
filed and passed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Contracts For Stationery And Print
ing Are Awarded.

The Beard Of Comfy Commissioners
fer Anne Arundel county met in reg
ular session yesterday, all members of
the board being present. The board
transacted routine business and among
other things the beard discussed
sfslls and Smelling roads
The contract for stationery was
awarded TO the VIM. J. G Dulaney
CO., of Bsltimor This firm is also
stationer TO the School Board for Anne
Arundel comfy.
The contract for doing the county
printing and publishing was awarded
10 the Maryland Republican and the
Anne Arundel Advertiser. The con-
tract includes all the printing and
publishing during the year 1906, in
GLIDING printing aud folding ballots,
etc.
The county publishing was awarded
to the Advertiser, W Meade Holla-
day, editor, for S400. This is $500 less
than the amount of contract last year,
the Maryland Republican having been
awarded 5000 for the county publishing
for 1905 The contract for county
printing for 1906 was awarded to the
Gazette, p. L. Porter, editor, for
$500. md the Mary leud Republican
AIRS. Wathan, each for $500 This is
$500 more tran last eer. but it evens
M matters and the entire contract for
81 200 is practically the same.