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Trustees Sale.

ADAM A WESCHLER. Agctioneer
tSuCcesSOr 10 James W. Ratciinei
BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE or LARGE
STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE GRO
CERIES. WINES. AND LIQUORS. A
WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSE. FIN-
TIRES. SCALES. SHELVING. HORSE
WAGON. ETC. ETC AT 18Th AND
PENNSl LNANIA AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue OF order passed IL Rankrliptcv
cause No 81. wherein William T. Reed i
bankrupt, the unaeF-iEned. beginning on
MONDAY. MARCH q. Ig06 AT 10 O'CLOCK
A NJ. VIII Onr- to- sale at public auction
az the oankrupts late place OF business
18th STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE NORTHW EST. ;he stock of gro
ceIies. horse wagon. wholesale liquor L.
cense, wines. liquors, fixtures. etc ETC..
iately Owned by said bankrupt
The entire assets Except the book ac-
counts VIII lee offered nrSt as an entirety.
and II no satisfactory bid IS obtained the
stock in trade. etc. viii immediately be Of
Tered ia small parcels Sale viii continue
daiy. beginning AT 10 O'Clock until the
entire stock is disposed OF Terms cash
JULIUS A. AAEDEL. fls 5th ST nv
Trustee In Bankruptcy
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G2EAT FALLS AND OH DOMlN-
ION RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIME SCHEDULE

Going wESr. iesve station. 18th and NJ
sts.-A M; S-Jo. 5-55. 60. 7.O5. 80 SIS
go. 1905. $3.50. n:S5 p. NJ: IZ.2e. I :O5
S:35. go. le-05. l9:iS i1:35- Night: I2:lo
l2:40- Going EAST, leave Difficult Run
a NJ: 5:59. C:17, zoe. 7:47 S:32 s:I7, 1902
1915. II % p. N: 1871, I:O2 I;zT. 2:S2, 2:I7
4:0a 4:47. 0-32. 6H 7-62 7-G7 So s-f7
1876. lo.47. l1:s2. Leave Ingieside-NiEht:
1905 l2.a5, l:05.
Shuttle Car over Aqueduct Bridge every
few minutes. connecting with Washington
Arlington and Falls Church Railway mill II
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GEORGE w. KING LAID
TO REST BY MASONS

The remains of George w King. OF
Georgetown. were inferred this after
noon in Oak Hill Cemetery. Impressive
services were conducted at the grave
by Potomac Lodge, No. ). f. A A. n.
of which he was for many years a mem
Der.
The services at the home were con-
'ducted by the Rev Frank II. Haven
ner, of Baltimore. formerly pastor of
the Dumbarton Avenue NJ E Church.
The pallbearers were six of Mr. n,ng :
nephews
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For Rent-GMces.

HANDSOME OFFICES for rent IN ths
MUnsey building. st. facing Penn
sylyania ave. between 18Th aud 18th SITS.
moderate rents: heat. light. and jsnItor serv-
ices free fegI-tf
FOR RENT-Nery desirable ocices. racinr
Capitol Heat. light. and ianIIor servsca
From &c per month up.
BLISS BUILDING. 25 r St NV 4aIs-sf
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For Rent-Apartments.

FOR EENT-In The Ellsworth 625 Sd St ne
siN large outSiue rooms and bath. heat ana
hot water; a beautiful home. rent $50 -
LACEY :. 6e5 New York ave. NV mhzs-tf
FOR KENT-May l. furnished or unfurnished
groom and batn housekeeping ausArtfaenr:
30. 81. the Iowa. 18Th and o. 1nhIs-st
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-Six-roo house: eight acres of
ground for trucking Mt Rainier Nd Ad-
dress BOX $50. Times Office. mh2i-st
FOR RENT-New fve-room house and out
buildings with IS acres OF finest truck land
In District ~ miles from 18th and II sts
ne, on Bladensbarg road: two squares from
Langdon D. G. on newly macadamized road
railf lad station and electric cars; $50
per month.
MARION DUCRETT & son. s35 St NV.
mh21-3t
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Loan Companies.

~ IL YOC ARE PUTTING MONEY
~ ~ In q bank. You look FOR the safest
- Institution why not use the same
care when you deposit your val
usI'ses for loan2 We have building ana
sales made for the purpose. All business
confidential Money loaned O. watches dia-
monds. jevelry. etc Interest three per ,.enr
instead Of ten.
II. X FULTONs LOAN OFFICE.
Established lS70- SIG Ninth Street y u
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For Rent-Flats.

RENTS ONLY SIS TO SO
THOSE BRAND-NEM APARTMENTS
corner sherman ave an Columbia road NV
! square Of Ilth ST cars; rooms and bath
each. ENery convenience OPEN FOR IN
SPECTION.
JORDAN X BLOOMER unc-). 1914 L ST nv.
mh2l-1t
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Money TO Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN By private Iarty. from
$ 10 80: confidential Address BOX So
Times Office rnns 1or
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA-ELLA NJ REH vs.
JOHN l. REH EFT AL.-No. 2sI4 Equity
Docket No. 55--The object of this suit Is to
obtain absolute divorce on the ground Of
adultery On motion Of the complainant IL
Is this 6th day OF February. A ID. 1906. or
dered that the defendants. Florence Mardliner
and John L Reh- their appear
ances TO be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive OF Sundays and legal
HOLIDAYS occurring after the day of the
first publication of this order: otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in case
OF default: Provided. a copy Of this order be
published once week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Times BY the Court fSeaD HARRY
NJ. CLABAUGH, Chief Justice True. copy
F LEMON. Assistant Clerk ALFRED ID.
SMITH Attorney, mhs.ls'2S
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Suburban Property.

FOR SALE-Fine large one-quarter lois with
large original oak trees. near OId lJ1TnfnIOn
and Great Falls electric road scent f>re 20
any part OF Washington: one. TWO l1iIe-
nom city; lots contain over LEGO square feet
each. Two lots have rne stream OF clear
running water Terms, 3 doWs4. Daia:ce 81
per week. -'riCes. $50 each only q feW
more lots for sale JAMES r. CLEMENTS.
lAs g 81 NV uhZ3-cJ
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EN EN1 hot X On IhE HOUR
WEEK DAYS. : A. n TO S ? N
TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE
Week days: %. 500. so. go 30 500
6 90 800 $50 1000. 100 a m. 200 noon
l. O. 100. 200. 309 800. As. 500. SOS. 80
$50. 6-s0. zoo. 500 I0-G0. u-39, Il-3J p. m
Sundays. 9.57. eco. 70. $50. %. I6.O0. Il %
a IA. 100. lis. 3.o0. @-Sj. 500. 5-21. $50 sOs
I0.oe. u-so. Il-S5 o
WESTWARD
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST. 100 4 m
CINcINNATI, ST LOUIS & LOUISVILLE
1905 a m. .4.o5 p. m. -l2.45 night
PITTSPUPC, 81 % q m - i D m 80 a NJ
CLEVELAND. -3-B p N COLCMBCs.
WHEELING. sIo.GS a m. 80 .. IN
WINCHESTER, s-S5 a m. fA.O5. 1900 D N
ANNAPOLIs week days. 10 a m i 05
NOON. s-69 p m Sundays. SD a m- sad
$50 =. M
LCRAY and ELKTON- -iO5 pm. .parlor car
FREDERICK. fsz5. @-s.I5. --la05. II 90
a. m. ''l-15. f4cS. so , m
HAGERSIOW 10 o. a m and - % p m
BOYD ana y-ay points. IS g. --s-I5 a. m.
81 10. - ". Is =. F-lO-I0. fIl-30 ,. m
GAITHERSBCRG and way points 5s.75
s-a-I0 2. m. il150 "-l-I5. $50 > 05 -5s5
fs-5e/ els. s.lO.I5. fII-53 D. n
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and u ~ points
iS-55. - - a. H.. ."l-l5. f5.00 $50 y IA.
Reservation u Sleeping o. Parior Car s7.ace
rates % fare etc, viii be quickly flsruss1 1-,!
BY TELEPHONE Al All or The following
Ticket Offices 5c1 18th 81. y. W. Cor New
sylvan.a Ave. Telephone Main rs: station.
New Jersey Ave and q 81. Ticket once
el'phone. East sS5, Information Bureau.
East "a rahS-tf
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Legal Notices.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate Court.-No.
j, ,S5s. Administration. Is 10 give notice
that the subscriber. OF the District OF Co
luInbia. has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District OF Columbia letters tesJa-
mentary on the estate OF John r Wright
late or the District or Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the sane
with the vouchers thereof. legally aufhenri-
Cated TO the subscriber or before the I5TH
DAY OF MARCH. 4. ID. lS91. otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit or
said estate. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of March 1906 EDWARD II THOMAS
siS r st NV Attest. tSeaD JAMES TAN
NEE, Register OF Wills FOR the District OF
Columbia: Clerk OF the Probate Court. e n
THOMAS. Attorney- UnhIG q 20
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LOCATION OF SPRING.

Spring coming. did YOU say?'' said
Uncle Josh why. it's herein the
show windows"'-Detroit News
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For Sale
Business Property.

fcR SALE-A choice business property on
Louisiana ave. between 9th and 10Th nw
Now used as a commission house. good
substantial building
LOUIS y. SHOEMAKER, sI7 I4th nv.
Dlh@2-st
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CHFTKnOnE-
Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO ). r.

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and - -
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE OLD HOCR
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST NEW YORK
- 90 a m u -neT Pullman Parlor
3 90 a. m Buffet. ParlOr. Hr Train
80 % a. m. Diner and Pullman PariOr C7-
i1l.Go a. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
100 D. m Diner and Pullman I5arlor Ca
3 o. D. m --ROyal Limited Al. Pullman
f4e0.p. Coaches 20 Ph.ladeiph,a.
500 D. n. Diner and Pullman Parlor
500 2 ra. Coaches u Philadelphia
I'll 30 ?. N Sleepers.
se57 a IN. Sleepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. f7-Oo f9-oo. fILoo a m.
q CO. 800 D. m
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
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Wanted-Suburban.

WANTED-Tc rent house OK five or six
rooms; reasonable. or will repair property
ssnIe 10 go on rent. il suited. viii be per
manent. Address BOX 2s. Times Office
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BRENTWOOD, MARYLAND.
One car fare 20 District line Brent
wood Is Just over the line. tSee man in
Saturdays edI1iOn.)
Lots In Holiday or Brentwood sub
s1vO Ia So. on monthly payments OF 3
W. A. BARTLETT,
Loan and Trust Building
Iuhg2-get
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Colonial Beach.

OUSE. 10 rooms: large porches: four cot
ges- DICKHART. 709 II st. sw mh22- lot
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Ror Rent-StOreS.

STORE FOR RENT at 24S 18th ST. NV. suit
able Tor any business except groceries or
tailor shop. Apply 503 sth St NV mh2s-St
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Wanted-HorSeS.
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES Store.
homes Nothing too small or too largo
HARRISON REALTY CO..
BOZ Street =. ". no5-tf
For Rent-hOuSeS.


FOR RENT-FOurth iooT SoS-IO Penns -!yauia
ave NV. 80 SIP Jefferson St. BrightwOOd
PARK. 10 rooms ana batn, s32- -Four rooms.
suitable Tor Office. go l1th 81, So. loo car
roll 81 Sc, rooms and bath. 81 LOUIS
p SHOEMAKER. 6l2 18th 81 NV. fnh.s-tf
FOR RENT-2S1 Express alley. rear Of ~
I'd 81. NV. fOur-rooin brick, 5000. ALLAN
+ WALKER. l4l0 G 81. NV. mh23-7t
FOR HENT-sis and siS 18th Sc. s-room. bath
and range. OIL. So
CHAS. "A. TRIBBY,
Room Al. Hcme Life Bldg
Corner 18th and g NV. mh2Z-tf
FOR RENT-l527 Q NV. handsome ll-room
dwelling. with or without stable. rent rea.
sOnabie. W. Il. HODGES. owner. 1872 81
NV; phone N lS2l- nhl7-.t
FOR RENT-HOuses. apartments and Olf.ces
in all parts OF the city. for detailed lis;
send or call at our Office.
TAOS- j. FISHER & CO. INC
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INS RANCE
BROKERS.
l4l4 r St y. fas-tf
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Personal.

HINDoo PALMIsT.H holds only honorary
permit issued to teach Palmistry In
Havana, by Aleoldia Of Cuba. Reads your
weird. bewildering. Gives Hindoo mystic
sand and hre sitting; gives picture free
OF man or woman you will marry. Consult
her on love. divorce. business legal affairs:
evil influences removed. Luck given Strjctl,,
confidential. Hours, am. 70 nm S4e
Gold Hand Sign. IZs sth ct. NV nh2S-I4t
MIDDLE-AGED business man. wei known
here, wishes 10 meet a lady OF small csDitsi
10 engage in business; ob ject matriulony
Address J. H.. Times Office. II
PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERVICE al anv
hour. day or night Telephr1es-Ofnce Main
2525; after pm, phone les .denSe. Main 1858
We guarantee an absolutely I-'ia BILE and con-
idential service, any cause. a. sections: most
modern and best equipped agency IN the
class references. BRADFORD'S NATIONAL.
DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE 2s3-22. Col
orado building. 18th and G.. II
VERONA,
The worlds greatest Palmist and CiLirvoys.n.
without asking a question sw-ill tell exactly
what you called for who and when ou
win marry; call you by name. names OF
friends enemies. or rivals. l promise "a
tell you whether husband. wife. or sweetheart
is true or false win tell you how 70
gain the love OF the one you most desire
even though miles away. In fact / will
tell YOU every hope, fear. or ambition: also
business affairs. lawsuits. and speculatIons:
what you are best adapted for to make a
success in life; he tells you, your whole life
let Il be good or bad: satisfaction guarai teed
Lady attendant Readings, 81 Once hours
TO Daily and sunday. Gil 18th ST NV
mh2o-1st
MR.. e MILLION. Palmist ana Mental
Reader. 9li New York ave. NV. Everything
told mh22-3Ot
WORKINGMEN. we are after you not with
q CLUB. but TO give you a good spring suit
or overcoat. worn a little, from our leading
tailors at prices 10 suit men who have fam
lies 20 lo0k after. JCSTH'S OLD STAND.
519 ID. mhl9-7t
ATTENTION, LADIESi YOU CAN Buy
YOUR SUITS. COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS
ETC. IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO Sc
LECT FROM. ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS
as CHEAP AS YOU BUY THEM ELSE
WHERE FOR CASH GIVE Me A TRIAL.
AND BE CONVINCED JACOB KOHNER
$50 ITH ST. NV fe25-3ot
MME RITA. the Worlds Greatest PaImIst
and Card Reader. only astrologer IN Wash
ington. Is holding receptions at 523 9th St
nv. Fee. 25c and 50c- mhi3-30t
WINTER CLOTHES-We have for sale a few
uncalleS-for garments at one-half price
These are bargains In made-to-order clothes
GLASGOW WOOLEN MILLS Co. SO Penn
sylvnia ave. nv. oci2-tf
FOR HIRE-New tuxedo full dress. and
Prince Albert suits. THE FAMOUS. szs Tth
St nv. fe-s-3ot
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Money Loaned Salarted People.
Retail merchants. teamSters. boarding houses
without security Lars business IN - prfn-
cipai cities TOLAAN. Room COS. 5S3 18th -
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks bonds bldg
ana loan essen. shares. syndicate certtfz..
warehouse receipts. ETC. low rates. courteous
treatment TEIS Is NOT A LOAN CON-
PANY- c. - BAKER IIl0 2 81 Phone 81.
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SUPR-ME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COI.U ABlA, Holding a Probate Court-No
Il. 535 Administra .ion--This Is to give notice
that the subscriber. Of the District OF Co
lumbia has obtained from the Probate Court
of the District OF Columbia. letters OF ad-
On tie estate OF Bridget Wardeli
late OF the District of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thentfcated, to the subscriber on or be-
fore the STH DAY OF MARCH. A ID.
1907: otherwise they may by law be eX-
cluded from all benefit OF said estate Given
under my hand this Sth day OF March 1906
PETER ]. MCINTYRE. 1884 h ST NV. At
test: (SeaD JAMES TANNER, Register OF
Wills Cor the District OF Columbia: Clerk
Of the Probate Court. H. T. TAGGART
Attorney. mhe. Is. p
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For Sale-Apartments.

FOR SALE-At a bargain a medium zed
apartment house well located in the North
west section: well occupied First-ciass
construction
Louis L. SHOEMAKER. sI2 18th NV
mh22-2t
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate Court.-No.
L. $40. Administration--This is TO give notice
that the subscriber who was by the Su-
preme Court Of the District of Columbia
granted letters testamenJary on the estate OF
Reuben B. Detrfck, deceased. has. WIKI the
approval of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia holding a Probate Court
appointed MONDAY. THE 18th DAY Or
MARCH. 1896 AT 70 O'CLOCK A NJ as
the time. and said Court room as the place
for making payment and distribution from
said estate under the courts direction and
control when and where all creditors and
persons entitled 10 distTibutive shares or lzga-
cies or a residue are notified 10 attend. in
person or BIZ agent or attorney duly author
lied with their claims against the estate
properly vouched- Given under my hand this
9Th day OF March. 1906. GEO w r
PrZELL. BY <. II. THOMAS. Al
tornev. Attest: tSeaD JAMES TANNER
Register Of Wills for the District OF Co
lumbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court. mh9 1s. %
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FOR HIRE-New tuxedo full dress and
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS. szs Tth
81 nv. fe-s-sot
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For Sale-LotS.

FOR SALE-SS cash and SO per month.
large lots, with city improvements in Rad
nor Heights. one car fare TO center Of csty.
Send postal or phone for plat. sse FRANK
G BUTTS. 109-70s 18Th 81. mhzf-4t
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ADAM A WESCHLER. Auctluneer
tSuCCessOr 10 James W Ratciinel
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Money Wanted
And To Loan.

WOULD like 10 borrow from $500 20 81 0l0
from private party, on hrst-class real estate
security. Will give lender first lien on prop
erty and pay liberal FOR Of money Ad-
dress BON %, Times Office mhZ1-st
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Boys School Clothing

JUST NOW. WHEN THE oUTFITTING OF SCHOOL BOYS is
AMArTER OF GREATEST CONCERN TO PARENTS OR GUARD
ANS. AS WELL AS TO THE BOYS THEMsELvES We INVITE
INSPECTION OF OUR FALL PRODUCTIONS.
WE ARE sPEcIALIsrs-LEADINc IN TONE AND STYLE
ACCOMPANYING FIFTH AVENUES IMPRINT-wE MAKE OUR
OWN GOODS IN SANITARY woRKRooMs-PRIcEs NEVER
EXCEED THOSE OF DEPARTMENT sroREs-AssORrMENr
LARGER-oUALITIEs sUPERIoR-PINsH UNEoUALLED.
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ment in this country. It leads the Spec
tGtCr to remark:
we all desire intensely a better under
standing with Germany, but II that under
standing can only be purchased by a modi-
fcatiOn Of our present relations with France
we must tell Germany as politely as possible
that we do not propose to bulge an inch.
We must, however. repudiate in the strong
est possible way the notion that our under
standing with France was in any sense
originally based or hostility to Germany or
was In any way intended either by France
or by US to injure her. Germany's claim
as set forth in the article, a claim we fear
that finds no little support in German official
circles, amounts to this:
sAnt aKonism between Great Britain and
France was a most valuable asset in Ger
manyAs European policy. By putting an
end to that ~antagonism France and Great
Britain have deprived Germany OF that asset
and have thus done her a ~grievOus injury.
Accordingly, they must find some means Of
-compensating Germany and restoring her
to the privileged position which she for
merIy occupied. It Is the special business
Of Great Britain, il Is implied, to provide
this compensation, M IL she does not the
consequences to her may be disastrous.
What Is TO be the exact form Of compensa
ton is not specified, but il is apparently that
our relations with Francs must in some way
or other be made less cordial
Il will be seen from the foregoing that
Germany's present purpose IL clear, and
perhaps from her own point Of view the
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MISSES. BOYS AND CHlLDRENs WEAR
Misses. and girls EOcks and Ouessarmenta hats gloves and
hosiery, undersarments, house gowns and other requisites for
school outfits; also boys autumn clothing. hats and capt. Ins
waists and bloues, undessannen,. and accessories Of dress
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u DEPARTMENT

DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK. sEPTEMBER loA TO 18Th INCLUSIVE
NUMBER OF
ORIENTAL RUGS
OF FINE AND MEDIUM GRADE, IN A VARIETY OF SIZES
WILL BE PLACED ON SALE AT CONSIDERABLE RE :,
DUcTIoNs FROM THE ORIGINAL PRICES
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best available under the circumstances. IL
may be said without hesitation that anv az
tempt on her part to ALLEVIATE England and
France will fail. What she will do when
she fully realizes this it is impossible TO saw.
but the Kaiser will have less excuse than
ever for disturbing the peace Of the world
in such a situation.
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SAILORS PLOT AT CRONSTADT.
Wholesale disarmament Follows Project
TO Free Prisoners.
Special Cable DsspateA 10 The Sun.

Special Cable Despatch 70 The SON.
ST. PKrRRsBURo, Sept. S.-A renewal of
the revolutionary crisis at CrOnstadt has
neoessitated the disarming of all sailors in
the fortress. A plot has been discovered
by which time expired sailors whose SER
vice will end on September % were to attack
the prisons and liberate 5000 prisoners at
CrOnstadt, including the SveaborR and
Pamiat Azowa m~utineers.
Only SOLDIERS are now allowed to bear
arms at Cronstadt, and their attitude Is
uncertain. .
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Pulley Line Pole FAN. .no kuu. o,.,

Grace Z. Johnson. the elsven-year-oA
daughter Of william G. johnson Of Aaa
Warren street, Newark, was instantIv
killed yesterday while playing in the var
in the rear Of her home. A tall pole 10 which
several pulley lines were attached fell on
in the pole used fOr climbing purposes
pierced her brain.
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Proposal 70 Buy tho GIoa.

Special Cdhe Dsspateh 10 THE SUN.
CHRIsTIANIA, Norway, Sept. 8.-Tho news-
paper klsteG says that United States San
ator knute Nelson Of Minnesota has pro-
posed that the United States buy the Ckoa
IN which Capt. Amundsen recently made the
Northwest Passage and use her az Inc Ar
ship to pass through the Panama Canal
Thus the Gjoa would be the first shin that
had ever sailed around the United STATE.
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Gold Bought FOR the u. q.

Special Cdbs Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON, Sept. s.-Gold to the amount
OF 100000 in American eagles was taken
from the Bank Of England to-day. the
shippers paying Is shillings 8 pence 3 fartb-
ings an ounce this being a iarthing more
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NO JOKE FOR MOTHER-IN-LAW
Her sons wife Points q Revolver at Her
In street..

IN street.
Mrs. Catherine Murphy Brown, living
at ISS West Sfxty-seOond street, is a pris-
oner in the West Sixty-eighth street police
station, charged with attempted felonious
assault. She pulled . revolver from the
folds Of her dress and pointed IL at her
mOther-in-lAw, Mrs. Mary Brown, at Broad
way and Sixty-third street yesterday after
noon.
Policeman Duggan knocked the revolver
from the woman's hand and arrested her.
AZ the station house Mrs. Catherine Brown
said that her mother-in-law had been max
ing trouble for her ever since she was mar
rcd 70 Thomas Brown, a printer, last June.
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT

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The autumn ~impostadoOs Of lace curtains. porteres and deeo,.tv.
fabrics shown by B Altman & Co embr.c.
the most recent ideas IN
DRAPERlEs FOR TOWN HOUSES
Included are sash. vesdbde and fun length curtains, UaD.L ~.
Flamand and store bOOne femme Of fine French aess; .ko Lc.
bed eovSreh. tabe. bureau and eh&ouier scarf.
For window and door hanging. pOr6eres Of eGeeGy. fabric,
including select examples in ie velour. embroidered v.4v., and
velour. silk nGesA. silk verona. tapestry. arnure, etc. coucb
and table covers Tapestry pamela
raOncs 'E Hns'ns' and furniture covering. comprising a large
variety Of materials and eOOn. embracing al The J@.,.u,
decorative periods
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STORE WILL nc CLOSED DURING TIE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON ON SATURDAYS AND AT
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EARLY AUTUMN APPAREL
TAILOR SUITS. doAxs AND ACCESSORIES
AL Stiles ARE SHOWN m woNENs TABOR SUITS.
ooAKs. HcGTs. HATS AND OTHER ARTICLES or
APPAREL FIRST REQUIRED FOR THE AUTUMN
SEASON GARMENTS FOR TRAVELLING.
WALKING DRIVING AND GENERAL
SERVICE ARE INCLUDED.
ALSO APPROPRIATE STYLES NMoUsouETAH AND SHORT
LENGTH CT LOVES. BOOTS OSTRICH MARABoU AND cooE
sroGEs HAM EMBROIDERED AND LACE TRIMMED No-
PIECES IMPORTED NOVELTIES IN FINE LEATHER BELTS
AND VARIOUS OTHER REQUISITES FOR TAILOR COSTUMES
Imported fabric. ks the making Of autumn snments incbudss
extensive Aipussh #
DRESS SILKS AND V1NEIS
Tia materials, and designs embrace many employed BY tho
Paiaian Aesmakes IN her modeb for the coming season
Special attention has been given to hs selection Of silks which
ere pu. dye and Of COED wearing quaE6ea
DRESS FABRlcs
Impo,taGons Of dress materials in black and eolcn eompHss snA
snsh plaids and stripes. suinss N brOehs and velvet sfseh.
Scotch and English rweeds for touring and soAns costumes plain
and fancy ladies' cloth. pannes. vaIsneisnnes and vola Er evening
wear. robes. etc.