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New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
COTTON PRICES SOAR.
Quick Reaction from Decline Fol
tO1cing Governments ReDort.

Washington. Oct 2.-The crop reporting
board of the Bureau Of Statistics OF the Depart
ment of Agriculture finds from the reports of
the correspondents and agents OF the bureau
that the average condition Of cotton on Septem-
Der 20 was ZIG. as compared with 77S on August
20 1906; 7l.2 on September 25, 1905: 75S on Sep
teInber 20 1904 and ten-year average Of &c T.
4his report does not reflect the damage caused
since September % by the recent storm on the
Gulf coast
according to bulletin issued by the Census
Bureau, there had been 2,O44426 bales of cotton
shned OF the present crop up to September o.
ast counting round bales as half bales Al the
ginned. '-'-0 Oo'-
opening prices on the New York Cotton Exchange
were from 10 u points above MONDAYS close and
curing the morning the list was irregular On the
appearance Of the governments condition report
al o'clock prices broke y II points to levels 60
10 "a points below the highest OF the morning the
earlier decline having been principally due TO heavy
profit taking. On the break following the report
TIE pulis bought freely as the report had taken no
account OF the great damage done to the crop by
the Gulf storm of few days ago IN the last hour
trading was on an enormous scale. with frequent
Jumps between sales Of from 10 points, and
prices rose violently to levels representing adj
Napces for the day Of fully 60 points active po-
from the recent low levels. The December option
closed At lo55. against 10 cents the close Mon
DAY: January made gain Of 50 points March
OF % points and May. SO points.
New Orleans, Oct. with steady advance
from the opening December reaching 1o4Oc the
cotton market broke 42 10 52 points the reading
or the government report on conditions to-day The
break. however, was only temporary, and prices
began TO move forward again. Half an hour after
the reading net gain of l2 10 lS points the
closing figures OF last night was recorded.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
WILL REMOVE TWO U. S. MARsHALs
President Determined to Act-One Accused
by Civil Service Commission.

Washington. Oct 2-The President has de,ar-
mined to remove from Office Vivian J. FagIn.
United States Marshal for the Southern District
OF OHIO. upon the report OF the Civil Service Com
mission that he had been guilty OF making no.
ucal assessments. and Marshal O'Neal Of the West
ern District OF Louisiana on the allegation NJ ,en-
eraI unftness disclosed by the report OF com
missioner OF the Department OF Justice The Presi
dent made public report Marshal Fagtn's casa
submitted by Attorney Genera! Moody This re-
port was in the form OF communication from
Commissioner Henry F. Greene. OF the Civil s.r-
vice Commission. which says in part:
II appears from the evidence that Mr. Fagi, ho
until recently been active ally OF the Ran,,TIi
can Organization OF the city OF Cincinnati co03r11'r
" known as the Cox machine. Fagn has anna-
entity declared the Cox Organization a. ~,
its leaders, Cox. Hyn.Oka, Hermann and otbare
ThereuDon a very bitter state OF Telling has -
veloDed between the leaders OF the organiZation n
Mr. Fagin and the various parties who testi6sJ
against MIR Fagin were probably largely induced
so 10 DO because Of their being supporters of ~
regular organization. Therefore their evidanre
must be received with extreme caution Never ne
less there are certain facts in this case which do
NOT demand in least the testimony Of ~,
one OF the enemies OF Mr.. Fagln and which in tbs
Judgment of the commission indicate past viola
lions OF Section u Of the Civil Service act by him
which are too remote in time 10 be punished BY fha
courts bll which are not too remote TO call for
thu removal ~ Mr.. Fagin from Office
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
WILL COMPETE WITH SALT TRUST.

FeIn-anent organization Of the Sterling Salt Com
paiy which is expected 10 be important COM
peD'or OF the International Salt Company (he salt
D-st has been effected by the election OF officers.
- IouoWs: President ". II Hazard head OF T.
=. -4oa4ton d Co. general agents Of the British
selt Union; Vice-prcs,dert Edward ". Brown. Of
Brown d shaw formerly agents OF the Retsof Min
l-g Company: treasurer. Edwin /. OBryan, and
SCI ieJarys James ". Bryce.
The new enterprise. which has authorized cap
ISl stock OF Sl.VOlgb). expects 10 have It's plant
SSoml4eted and 10 begin operations by January l.
tAe works VIII be located at Cuylerv!lle, y Y. IN
re SeDesee VALLEY. The large plant at Pi1ard.
y operated for many years by the Genesee
eslt Company, recently bought by Nice-Prcs-
Gent Brown ~ The Sterling salt Company IL IS an
bounced, and VIII be pat IN perfect shape and en-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
TO OPERATE STERLING IRON MINES
New York Syndicate Purchases Historic
Chain of Forges in Ramapo Valley.
fBy Telegraph 70 The IMMUNE. J

Sufern y. Y, OCT. 2.-rhe IRON mines back OF
Fort Montgomery, which have been idle for a num-
ber of years. are 10 be operated again by a New
York syndicate. The mines the Oldest in this
country and are IN the RamapO Valley.
Ths mines are located eight miles from Sterling
Juncfion on the Sterling Mountain Railway. They
vrere first worked by Lord Sterling IN l75l
me ore for the great chain which stretched
across the Hudson at West Point IN the Reyolu-
ton. came from tho Sterling mines.
rTbe FORCES run through the kaWspO Valley. and
sdioin ne J.. II. Hartman estate, at Arden. y. Y
IRE non taken from THESE mines during and after
ne revolution made the towns OF Queensboro
Greenwood Mombasha and southheld well known
TIE daughters OF the Revolution recently erected
q fahlet near the mines
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
TO RECOVER OLD ASSESSMENTS.

Following Tie sale Of the Chattanooga Southern
haFoad 70 the Louisville d Nashville. negotia-
u2as Tor which have recently been completed, the
stockholders and bOndholders Of the former will
receive the amount Of the assessment paid by
'Aem on their holdings in 1886. prior TO the pUr-
cAsse OF The property at foreclosure by the late
H1sseA Sage and Newman Erb, With interest.
1G24eholcers 2 who paid the . per cent assessment
- receive so for each bond with accrued in
ttt,S- az per cent for eleven years, and stock
..Soaefs VINO met the g a share assessment on
Sle-r holdings viii get the total amount so paid
oy them, with interest at the same rate and for
& C.t same period. only securities on which the
assessment was paid viii participate IN the dis
rloQuo2 OF The proceeds Of the sale OF the road
10 TIC Louisville q Nashville.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
CHICAGO & ALTON MEETING.

Al the annual meeting in Chicago yesterday OF
The stockholders Of the Chicago & Alton Railroad
Company the retiring directors were reelected.
The Rock Island interests now have six repre-
seHatives the board, with J. J. Mitchell classed
as 6o1k Island man. and the Hartman interests
hVe This is IN line with the arrangement made
Wo years ago for alternate control of the property
~ INC TWO systems named.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
James McCreery & Co.

Infants Quitting Dept.
end Floor.
New model, Fall and Winter
Garments for Infants and
Little Children to six years
of age.
Imported and American
Hats, BOnnets, Dresses,
Coats and ClOaks.
Children's Coats made of
CheviOt, mixed suitings,
plaid cloths, brOadclOt tbs
and velvets. All the latest
Autumn cOlOrS.
White and cOlOred Corduroy
Coats, Rain Coats, etc.
Complete Layette, made of
finest materials, simply
finished or eIabOra tely
trimmed.
Hampers, B ssinett tes,
Baskets, Wash Sets, ETC.,
and all accessories for the
nursery wardrobe.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston OCT. 2.-The wool market is fairly active
H1a prices aye generally steady. The larger mills
have received big orders and the reason they have
hot purchased more wool IS apparently found In
L-eF uEWllipguCEs 20 larry q heavy amount Of
IaE material. The call for Aeeces IS steady Tho
ofnand Tor Ohio aad Pennsylvania three-eighths
continues uuabatod For this grade 34c 10 94izc is
:, q paid freely. Half bloods are also IN request
e asac 10 5fo. Fine UuwaShed delaine IS sold at
- tld uD 10 51c. IN Michigan feeces sales in
.Iee-eghtls sre made 33c 10 S3iac. Half blood
t'-is az 5Zeo 10 % Fine unwashed moves mod
--tN-.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
.MEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

STATIONS Foot Liberty ST. N. r.
lWest sd 81. n. R.
VI, lime shown below II from Liberty 81.
west I'D ST leaves 10 minutes earlier, ex-
sept as noted BY designating marks
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
AND MAUCH CHUNK-z4.OO (7.15 EaE-
fSnJ. Fs S'lo A NJ. 1.2o. 40. 500 Obs; As
Loo. 800 and 500 ~
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON -s1s
a n 10. ~ 500 P. NJ. sundays. "a. 80
L A K 4 W o oD. LAxEHURsT. TOMS
RIVER AND BARNEGAT-z4OO 90. Gao
a IN NJ. 18o. "A 80. Lakewood and Lake
". 10, Lakewood and Lakehurst).
ATLANTIC CITY-'S 20 A. NJ. x1.o0. k3.4o
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
Grove, POINT PLEASANT-z4.o 90. $50
1I'50 a N. ex12, 90. x1- 20. 1-30. "a. IS,
6oiSh S2 asOv. saS 5l20i z N sp5Say o fs'i2
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sEABRIGHT.
MONMOUTH BEAC6. EAST LONG
1.S0. 43O. $50, 80 ?. II. Sundays, eco
a. NJ. 400 p. NJ.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
BBR5GHLANDs BRANcA sspf5F1 sF1BSIGRT 10 69EiS y 6
GROVE; SPRING LAKE. POINT PLEAS
ANTPfs n igso sl y soo R ~ q 429 q e. 1910 iS09
Branch oniyJ P n, sundays. 9.25 A. n,
St. 1920 4. NJ. 100. 3 IS. AS $50
=
Sundays. 10 A. NJ. 30. $40 P. NJ.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE
AND WILLIAMSPORT - 90. "A. 80.
1sO0 10 1000. II. 90 A. NJ, Reading
only), ?. 100. u 20. zoo P. NJ Reading.
Pottsville. Harrisburg only. f4O0. 800.
7.30 p. NJ, 30. m7.OO mS.0O. 900,
m'10.OO, '1LOO A. NJ. m'12. 90. m1-O0,
900 800. q 90. rns5.OO ms6. co. q 90.
$500 $780, p1O. 80 P. NJ. js12-15 mdt-
PHILADELPHIA.
'z430. m7.0O. mS.9O. 80 co. m"1O.O0. '11.o0.
m"12OO. mi. co. s2. CO. 900, - 90. m'5. 90.
ms6.Oo. TOO. $500. 900. p1OSO P. NJ,
ts12 Il mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500. m'10OO. m'12.0O. m'200. mt'4. 90.
nl'6OO, 200 js12.15.
"DailY. fDaily. except Sunday. pSun-
DAYS. tParlor cars only. Via Tamaqua.
aEXcept Saturdays. mDinlng Car. xSatur-
days only zF'rom Liberty 81. only.
From Twenty-third Street-b5. 20 P. NJ,
e12.20 P. NJ. g4-30 P. NJ. J11.5o P. NJ.
ofices: Liberty ST., West 2sd St. 8 Astor
House. 245, 434. 1900 1854 Broadway 1s2
9Th Av,. 2S1 5th Av., Is Union Square
West 279S Sd Av., 106 West 125th St, 245
Columbus Av., New York; Court ST.. 343.
344 Fulton St, 479 NOstrand Av. Brook
lyn; 800 Broadway. Williamsburg. New
! York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage to destination.
W G.. BESLER, ". G. HOPE,
Vice-Pres & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
KILLED INsTRUcTINe NEW MAN.

Wilmington, Del. oct 2.-Howard Abbott. twen-
,y-nfns wears old expert electrician ana engI-
-.er IN the employ Of the Wilmington City Elcc-
-, Co,,nauv received 2OJ0 volts tonight ard
Sied Instantly. Abbott was mstrueting new en-
P-o' i,gI't ard an incandescent light the entire
c,Trent passing through his body
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
WISCONSIN CENTRAL STOCK STRONG
Rumors of Sale to Some Big System Denied
but Persist.

Reports of the sale Of the Wisconsin Central Rail-
way Company TO some large system were revived
yesterday by the strength Of the stock, the pre-
ferred advancing points and closing with net
gain of . points and the common gaining :
point. These rUmors were denied on authority, the
EXPLANATION given for the advance being that the
principal interests in the property were buying
stock 10 Increase their control It IS the BELIEF or
Wall Street however. that the road will BY and by
be turned over TO one OF the large systems
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
MANY AUTOMOBILES IMPORTED.

The report CT Edward S. Fowler. Appraiser OF
the Port, for September shows that l67 aUtomo-
bles, including twenty-seven domestic cars, OF the
totsl appraised value OF S638ll8 s., were imported
!eSl month, as compared with ll9 cars, valued
80 q 81; IN -he same month OF 1865 Eleven hun
&c ana Two machines have been Imported since
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
Silk Department

AAAN
has made a splendid Autumn
start with everything desirable
in weaves, styles and colorings.
1t Is daily making new sales
records for this time OF year.
Offerings are very attractive.
Satin Barred Plaid Taffstas-
all the new combinations-overlaid
black and broken tartan. Roman.
black and white and shadow efIeces-
with and without satin cross lines
So. 80. 70. .9S-- 1.25
New ChangeabIe Fancy Tafretas-
in Persian effects-neutral tints.
with tust a hint Of colorins ....--.1 20
Satin Peau de Cygnes-
light and dark colors. rs.............'' .oS
Satin Messalines-Whits. Ivory.
Cream and light and new dark
colors, also Black-value SIS 20 IS
80 and 10
2T-Inch AII-suk Peau Dc Cygnes--
all desirable colors and black
value rs ...-.-..-------....--"' .OS'
Black TaRstas and Peau do 5oies-
guaranteed qualitiss-fun finish
q q inch inch =, 7;;. ,,,.;s. 30 .93 TO S8
Rich Black Costume Silks.
with the soft lustre ana touch 50
much In demand ror Princess and
other gowns. 90. I .25 90 1.7O
All xuarauteed-wear oetter than the
Foreign that are sold so par cent
higher.
Creme de Chines-24 inch
Specially good grade-biack. white
and all the leading shades for day
and evening-usually .eS............ 10
Double Width Crepe dc Chimes.
Black white and cream. n............f 25
Still Finer Crepe de Chimes TO $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03

n. Y, y. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
42d 81 and 4th Ave, as follows for
BOSTON. via New London & Prov.-f&s:OO
tt1O:oO. * 1902 A NJ. i LOO
sf12:OO P. NJ; via Willimantic-tys:Oi
A NJ. t2:OO P. NJ; via Sptd.--t9;14
PORTLAND & BAR HARBOR-+Es:15 p. NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS and
OTEBFC. 81 $40 A. NJ.
WORCESTER and FITCHBURG. via PUT
LkKEvMLE ard NORFOLK - tyO:O2
A. NJ. 1881 p. NJ.
CT. Barrngton, Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
deId-+4:54. SF0:O2 A NJ. 81: "a. 1871 P NJ
'.icket Offices at. cGrand Central raj station
and c125th ST.. also at GAS. 1900. c1354
B'way, eos Union square cls2 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave.
ci05 w i25th St. 279s Third Ave. In
Brooklyn. ca Court St. $40 Nostrand Ave.
$50 R'way.
sDafIy Except Sundays saturdays
only. yStops at 125th St xStops at 125th
St Sundays only. tParlor Car Limited.
IlHas dining car. eParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
EARLE RECEIVER FOR sEeAL PROPERTY

p,psdeIphia oct Judge Wilson IN Common
Pleas Court. to-day appointed Receiver Earle OF
-. p.sI Estate Trust Company receiver OF the
I,,s,,l..sr.a Sugar Refining Company. OF this
CIV The plant built BY Ado!gh segal. which later
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03

passed under the control of the American Sugar
Refining Company. The name of Edward c. Bah
cock of New York, a holder of $500 shares of the
stock Of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Com
pany, is signed the bill in equity on which the
receivership created.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
RAILROADS.
"Ameriea's Greatest Railroad"
NEEw york (IzMT@AL

AS4AVN AAI1AAnA NSS-ss-S - 4I4SrA4A
g Huc5oN RIVER RAlLRcAO
Through trains depart from Grand Cen
trail Station. 42d street. New York. as be-
low:
All through trains. except the $40 A.
NJ. 1:O2. $50. 3:40. 5:2s. Ii:sO P. NJ. stop
at 125th street TO receive passengers ten
MINUTES 1a!1S Sfter lsnyiHE tTa street. Ssrss
$50 A M--ztApIRoNDACKS & MONT
$50 a. M-fEMPIRE STATE Ex-
PRESS. Most famous train in
the world
s;45 A. M.-sFAsT MAIL-24 hours to
Chicago.
1920 A. M-sDAY EXPRESS.
I:92 ?. M.-.THE SECOND EMPIRE
06 .. M.-$CHICAGO SPECIAL.
2;O4 P. M.-sSOUTHWESTER LII NJ :
$3.50 P. M-%THE corn CENTURY LIN
o.,o ITEp-ls hours 70 Chicago.
$40 P. M.-tALBANY & TROY FLYER
5;2s P. Mast MAII-For Albany.
O;SO r. M.-sLAKE SHORE LIMITED
23h hour train to Chicago.
All Pullman cars.
$50 P. M.-'CLEvEIAND. CINCINNATI
AND ST. LOUIS LIMITED
All Pullman cars.
500 p. M--FWESTERN EXPRESS.
200 P. M.-'MONTREAI. EMPRESS.
I:SO P MA d l r o n A K AND
o MONTREAL EXPRESS.
'0O + AF5GIFAt4. FtIIs c2.E1EL4N6 4 8 A And : 3
TORONTO SPECIAL.
$40 P. M.L.WEsTERN NEW YORK
EXP.
9:3O p. M.-"PACIFIC EXPRESS.
ll:3O P. M.-'CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS EXP.
DAILY. Except Sunday. Except Mon
HARLEM DIVISION.
9:05 A NJ. and S:35 =. II. daily except
sunday, 70 PittsieId and North Adams
Sunday. 9:37 A NJ
Pullman cars on all through trains.
Ticket Offices at 149, PAS, 415 and 1915
broadway; % Union Square w, 275 Co
lumbus ave. III West 125th St Grand
Central and 125th st. stations. New York
33S and 726 Fulton ST. and 100 Broadway
Brooklyn
Telephone 800 ssth Street for Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel or
residence by Westcott Express.
A. Fl. SMITH C. F. DAILY
Vice-Pres & GenI Mgr. Fass'r Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
Good News Spreads 7

50 CT. women'S Extra Size
Corset Covers. IS
sizes a. 20 52-nns Nainsooc-dsep trim
Of wide insertinss and sd<s Of German
Val Iacs-satin ribbon drawfnn
Limit-Thros.
$3.50 Boys Fine Suits. 2.i9
Double Breast and Norfofb-rwssds ana
Cheviots-gray and brown mixtures ana
plaidS-quality and make that will oear
hard Hervtce-out fult-seron8 nningS-
straight lnicksroocker trouserS-9 b
10 years.
s1.25 Children's Bcanets. Is
waits and eoIors-vsfvss and Esnxzifns
silio-full fare and lace trrra'd rnchs-
large bow.
Ltnfs-rnrs&
90 CT Women's Felt Hats-..-.s,
Six new seyIss-nfxn or low aro~rs-
slaoh. Brown. MyrSl~ orsy. NsVy,
Iaris-rva
s3.ss WOmen's SILK Waists, 2.ie
Black oniy-smbrosdersd yor->-hane.r~us
syslee desirn-aIso pin tucksd yokss-
plsated codices-sizss "a 60 "a
Limis-ona
s6.S8 Womer's Skirts $50
Black srosacloga ana pansnA.-a~-sss
side and box plsats WIN fancy eaIloxsa
str1poinEs-al1 lengths and banda
Iimft-CnA
$500 Girls Mackntcshes, f.es
Navy Wool serss os sxt-s guslfey-Slala
IininS-fuII cnne-s TO "A yearA
s1.Z5 washable waists. 50
Women. ~, wAits , y,E.a Maa..* ss.e wss,
fronts OF tailored pIsats-an siDss.
Limit-rwo.
s4.7S Silk Pctticoats ......... a.24
Firm quslity-Iustrous blach-hfxn nounoss
n various styieS-extrs dust ruffa
Limit-ons.
s1.49 Flannelette Kimcnos =. 80
For wonen-eul lenE-h-Persfsn ana
japanese design7-plain or fancy bands.
LSzait-one
s1.oo Womer's Corsets ......... so
whits Bstists-nsw deep hip. with sids
and front garters-sizes IS 20 -.
Limtt-OnA
l21 Ct. All Linen Towelling, e4(
Full bleached-I7 inches vida
Limit-l2 ydx
50 CT. Table DamaSks. 81
All Linen-Gsrman Silver Bleach ard
Pure White Irish Linen-lar<e and me-
dunn patterns-6O and 70 inches vida.
Limits yards.
s2.SS Sateen ComfortableS, 1.98
Full sizs-Fancy French satsen--pIain
bacAS-scron stitching-sanitary white
Limit-rw0
p CT. Unbleacned Sheetings, IS
/ One OF the best makes-2K yds vida
Sams-2l1 yds. wfde-wer8 %. IT
Limits ydS each width.
ORDERS FOR THE ABOVE.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
RAILROADS.
PENN M&NLW WAMlA
r AILRO o AID

- - - " ~ - ~ ~ = = y ~ - - -
r A L r DAD.
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-third st.
and Desbrosses and Cortlandt SIS.
EH' The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
cortland etreets IL five minutes later tti than
mat given below for Twenty-third street
Station.
FOR THE WEST.
.l-5o A. ~. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
800 \. d. PITTSBURGH DAY ENF,D,
@lo.oo "A. ID. THE PENNSYLVANIA l-1t l-1a1-
TIED. = Chicago. Cincinnati
.1.55 P. II. 81. ST. louis LIMITED.
sl-55 Z. 81. CHICAGO, CINCINNATI anu
's.s5P.M PENNsYLvANIA SPECIAL
lis hours TO Chlcago.
'4.55 p. II. CHICAGO LIMITED.
'o.65 ?. NJ. WESTERN EXP PRESS,
1926 p. NJ ST Louis AND CINClN-
NATI EXPRESS.
7.55 P. NJ. PACIFIC EMPRESS .~,,D-
% p. NJ. CLEVELAND AND ClNC1->-
NATI EXPRESS
'9,55 p. NJ. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL;;
WASHINGTON AND THE Soul II, 70 %
'7.o5, s.25. '925 '9.55. '1O.55 a; m; IL L;-5 ..
ted'S. .5.2S. .425 II. s.. 1856. 9 25 ?; Pm m;
an, J225. si25S i.3 %. ''congressio5n:SIl al
Limited'O, 's25. '4.25. '455. $50 81
soUTHERNO III d7iO PeRlFIhn.wAY-.s25. elFh. 425 ?. m.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-'9.2 25 4 m ana
sEXB6ARD AIR AIR L1NE.-12.2o p. m, and
II. 10 a. m. daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAlI-NA Al
%. 2o p. m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.--.!'e9 90 90
a. m. weekdays; '1O55 a. m and '4O'
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLK.-'7.25 a. m. weekdays and 500
ATLANTIC cITY.-s55 a. m and 2.6o p. m.
week-days Sundays. '7o5 a m
CAPE MAY. 55 p. N. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK Ocean
Grove North Asbury Park sundays and nc
3.2J. 1 -. AS and 6.55 u. m. weekday
Sundays. s.25. 9.25. 1055 a. n. and 400
p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
'f165. '155 2lO 2b5. IS %. B 355. 4.25,
~ 25. a. 80 CLASS for North Philsdeipnia
only). '555. &C. %. 655. 7.55. s25. SO,
p. m. 12. 10 night weekdays. sundays
sos '7.55 S25. 20 25. 9.55, 40 -.
si055 a. m, 2-25, '1255. 90 100
S825 8.55. '4.25 (,t453 for North .s n P5is- a
s.25 SIS 925 % 81 for North Philadel-
phia onlyl p. m. ~ 10 night.
'Dining Ger.
Ticket Offices. Nos 4e1. 1854. and 10
Broadway: IS2 Fifth Avenue Cbelow 23d
St): 263 Fifth Avenue corner 18th St),
and stations named above; Brooklyn,
Court Street. 336 Fulton Street. 40
Nostrand Avenue. 800 Broadway. and
York Transfer Company Will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Telephone '543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
w W. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO w. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
TYPEWRITISG.
AUCTION SALES.

Ry VIRTUE OF a chatteI mortgage. I.
T2ernstein auCtioueer, viii sell to-day. at
O a m al 206 18th ave. Manhattan. store
fixtures. scales. weights, bottles, glassware.
awnings and signs. J. Bernstein, Attorney
IN fact.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
FOR SALE.

IN THIS STORE 80 YEARS.
8 goo Post Cards. Foreign & Domestic.
for sale Send ct. Postage Stamp
for Catalogue. 10
I LEACH SO Nassau St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
50 Ct. Chiffon Taffeta silks. 3

50 CO. Cn1mCn Ta3Yeta silks. 80
Twenty lovely tints. including white.
cream, ivory and stylish street shades
Have you ever heard % nns Taffeta silks
at such a price2
Limits Yards.
79 CT. Tailor Cloths .. ~
Have ths me anish that tailor 50 hand
'0Rsyx'2 Back. and 60 aold.n. iSSh'' "id'm ROYAL
Seal. Gray. Navy,
Tan. Myrtle, Garnet.
Limit IS yds.
IS Ct. Kohair Finish Suitlngs 81
Wool anish-havs all the effect Of high
priced all wool Mohairs-maks ens waists
Llmit-l5 TardA
i9 CT. White India Linors. ~
Sheer. mo quality-4o inches wids-vsry
desirable for dresses and underwear
Liulit-2o Yards
So CT. SILK Belts. ~
Beautiful Roman stripes-also plaIds-l
light and dark. also black and whits-gilt
and Eun metal buckies-newest effects
Limit-Two.
s1.2s Chiffon Cloth vells...... .1s
ydA sons-f4saI wells for motoring
travelling stc.-wids hsnstitched borders
all colorA
Limit-Two.
90 CT. Women's Kid Gloves. =. So
clasp Tan. Mods. Gray, Brown.
Beaver. Black and whits-sofs and ph-
abls Quality-one strand enb'y-An nxss.
Llmit-rwo Pair.
SO Ct. and sl.49 Umbrellas. .14
2e and 4s inch-mads Of fast black Eng
Hsh C1oth-Psrsson trames-Pearl. Horn
and plain and Silver trim'd handlaA
I4mit-rwo>
- CT. Mems Dress Shirts ... .2e
Good Muslin-cioss veevs-Cnion Linen
Bosom-double stitched seams-rein-
forced back and front-well made through
Lmis-six.
~ Ct. Rogers Gravy ladies'. .zo
Rossrs Silver Plate has worid-wids
ladies' have the artistic handles and nns
finish peculiar 70 this make.
I4mit-rwo.
$1.49 Ottoman Table Covers IL
III yards squars-four color combinations
-reverslble-no wrong side-tassel fringe.
Lmtt-One.
1.es White Fleece Blankets 100
ia size. for double beds-heavy weave
mfrs Seconds" but really as good as
most ''Ffrsts. pretty borders.
Lmit-Two.
80 CT. Stamped Scarfs
and Squares. .1S
isx50 and sox3O-nns. white Union Linen
floral. fruit and holly designs-ons row
hemstitchirg.
LImit-Thrse each.
S2.25 Administer Rugs. 1.49
S feet lone--s hne. large size-bsst grade
"a dozen new designs.
Limit-Two.
cS CT. Centre PieceS............ SO
"a fnch-Handmads Renaissance border.
IN effective patterns-linen centrsG
Limit-Two-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-03
LackaWanna Railroad.

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Leave y Y. Barclay christopher. W. sd
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IS 90 \ M-For B.nghamton and Elmira-
80 90 \ M-F'or Buffalo. Chicago ana 81.
Louis.
81 90 2 M-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
T4OOP M-FOr Scranton and Plymouth.
zsG Is p M-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
sS 45 p M-For Buffalo, syracuse, Ithaca.
- 90 A. M-ChicagO-Sleepers open 80
Z. NJ.
Tickets al l49. 429 11S3. 1894 Broadway.
y Y: 500 Fulton St. B'klyn. sDa4Iy.
4Fxcrpt SUNDAY. zLeaves Christopher ST.
10 p NJ. weekdays