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Nav JERSEY CENTRAL

STATIONS Foot az Liberty ST.; ~ r.
sept G; 5. as 6I noted by designating marks,
AND MAUca c tti1-, ~ o. 14-i5 Eas-
ton, s1O A. ", 100. $40. 500 (oS 40
ES as % on I, P IN NJ Sun. z4.sO A NJ
WILK ESBARRE AND sCRANTON-e1 10
4 N, / %. 500 P. NJ. Sundays z43o
r 1902 M. 30 P Mv,,,,-,sr ,,o,,s RIVER
AND BARNEGAT-z4oO $40 A NJ.
100 500. Lakewood and Iakehurst only.
k34o sundays. 100 A ID. Gao Lake
Atlantic cTrY-'s-4 40 A NJ. Hl-oo. S3fo
LONG BRANCH. AssUny PARK.
si2S 80. as. $50. aha an IS IS. E45s. as IS.
Grove. 81 3 is 10 80 =. Me- 400. $50 ?, II
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sEABRIGHT.
hRNNe4H4 90 PEA 81 80 FAiT 30 4 ko NJ
$50; 40; $40 $40 P. NJ. Sundays. 600
SANDY HOOK RoUTE FOR ATLANTIC
$ESSE Az Nv :, s9f 81
fIS. 5, 40 "a i' P. r. sundays. Is A, N.
y *, $50. as P NJ. Pier 10, N. r.
200. 5 a.. AS. 500. $40 P. NJ. sundays.
1000 A NJ 90. AGO $40 p. NJ.
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville
AND WILLIAMSPORT- "A, 90. "A, 80.
$500. !a10. 1000. 100 A NJ. Reading
only. p''1oO. 10. 600 p. ". Read
Ing. Pottsyille. Harrisburg only. H4-Oo.
800. $50 p. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA.
'z4 30, MT %. msOO, 1890. m.fO.0o oil 90
A. NJ. rn.120 90. mi 90. 900. 1900. '4.o0.
ms5.OO m.6.O0. ct 90. 1900. 5000. p10.S0
p NJ. t-12 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500. m"10.0O. m'12. Oh. m.2 90. mt'4.0o.
m'6 90. 100. t-12.15.
sDsily. tDailv except Sunday. pSundays
tParlor cars only. Via Timaqua- ak
cept Saturdays. mDining car. xSatuTdays
only. ZFrom Liberty 81. only.
From Twenty--third st.-b5.2o p. NJ.
ESQ p, NJ. el2 % P. NJ. g43o p M.
i'll 80 p. NJ. k3.2O p. N. v5.5o p. NJ.
haze.
Ofices: Liberty St, West 2sd ST. A.tor
House. PAS. 434, 1900. 1884 Broadway Isl
9Th Av.. Isl 9th Av.. IS Union Square West,
279S Sd Ay., 100 West 125th ST., PAS Co
lumbus Av.. New York: Court ST. s4s-
344 Fulton St, 4T9 NOstrand Az Brook
lyE; $50 Broadway. Williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks bag
gage 10 destination.
w @. BESI.ER W @ HOPE.
ViCe-Pres. & Gen Mgr. Gen. Passr Agent.
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STORAGE NOTICEs.

LIBERTY STORAGE g. WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, SO. 4b and al West 81th ST
To A IA BOgue. =. L. Loring, Frederick
Roberts, J. A. Bosweli; a stately. MRS l.
q voa are haTsoy notified that the time for
the Dsymant Of our lien upon the property
ber- natter described having expired, after
a.. notice thereof had been given you, We
viii cause such property. 10 wit: houssho.d
goods. personal effects and merchs ndise,
stored By you or In your name IN tho ware
$50 a; the company. TO To sold at public
auction according 10 tine stztute. IN such
CAGES made ard provided. at the auction
rooms G. W. II. Fisttau, southeast corner
Istb at ana I.nigers!ty Place. cJmIneno-
ing TSl--dsy. September 1jth. al 1890 a m
and continuing OIL every Tuesday afo
"Wednesday thereafter. az the same placs
LIBERTY STORAGE e WAREHOUSE
CoNPANY az. 40 and a. West Gath 81.
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STEAMBOATS,.


BO 8 U @ % AER F fHGESN +
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FaiI
River. I've. Pier I9, y R., II. Warren St.
week days and Sundays. $50 +. NJ. Strs-
Priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on e2ch-
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos-
ton and East. Leave Pier Is. y R, rooe
Murray St. week days only, 600 r. NJ
Steamers Providence new and Pilgrim
Orchestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New BEDFORD
Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket. I've
Pier 40 y. r.. II. ClaTksOn St, week day 5
only. at 500: IT, East I'D st, $50 T. u
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE for New London BLOCK
Island Watch HiI. Nara Pier. Worcester
etc. I've Pier 40. y r., II. Clarkson 81.
week days only. 600 p. NJ. Also daylight
trip Mondays from Pier 20, y. r., 10 y. NJ !;
IT. East I'D St, 10:45 A. NJ. steamers
city OF Lowell and Chester W. chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven
Hartford. Springfield etc. Steamer Richard
Peck Tvs Pier 20 +. r.. week days. 2:43
p NJ: Suns. $50 \. NJ; Tvs. foot F. I'd
ST. week days. +. NJ: suns, 10 \: NJ
Sundays due y. Y. on return, S:4J r NJ.
SPECIAL. NOTICE: IN Labor Day, Sep
tember 81. Str. RICHARD PECK will leave
Pier 20 r r.. al $50 a. NJ. foot z I'D
St. 10 A, NJ. instead Of 2:43 and T. NJ.
respectively.
Tickets and stateroous at 24J GA, 1909
and 1854 BROADWAY - Union So. 1s2 Fifth
Ave, Gas Mad. Ave. 245 Col. Ave. 105 W
125th St. @79S Third Ave & at Piers. y. Y.
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nLn nnMlMlnM LIME

DAILY sEPTICE.
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Porto
mouth. Primers Point and Newport News.
vs. connecting for Petersburg. Richmond.
Virginia Beach. Wa shington. ID. -, and
entire South and West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
pier 20 n r.. foo- Beach St. every week
day at p. m.
H r. WALKER
Vice-President and Traffic Manager
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TDEALLABOR DAYTRIPS

WITH DOUBLE SERVICE DOWN.
New Str. TTendrick Hudson Up.
STR Nerr York md ALBANY Down
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
dersigned viii by order OF Charles BE.
htd5er on tho tenth day OF September
Ia0a AT zen O'Clock IL The forenoon, at the
factory Of Charles sseburg, Nos 21i-<Io
Wooster street in the Borough or Man
haitian civ Of New York. the following
d.srribed personal property. 20 VII; St
Dairs N cafe summer doors nov Owned %
: Murray. ana upon Nhlcn me -,
s-i..,.ies Slsblrg claims q lien for the sum
- ess with intsr@s. thereon from the 4ti'
.-s. ~ Ne i'A;4 ISsf@i Ntw -, .
August "a. 1906. SAM [ al SEN W ~ L.
1ucfsOlesI.
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N Y N. H. 4 HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station
4cd ST. and 4th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON, via New London & Prov-fts:Oo
ttyIo3;oeO. .xIl1o;02 4 N. t::l,I 90.
.sia:Go P 81; Via Wiiiimsnticr +s so; 'oi
A. NJ. t2;oo NJ: via sgfd,--ts:lA
PORTLAND Il BAR HARBOR-tss:15 p NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS and
QUEBEC. IS $40 A. NJ. t9O0 p NJ
WORG EST Err and FITCHBURG. via PUT
LAKEyyILLE and NORFOLK - t,s;os
CT. harrington Stockbridge. Lenox, Pitts
feld-t4; "a 1902 a NJ. sI:24. 1881 PM
II :ket offiees At cGrand Central station
and cl25th ST. also at c245 1900, elisa
Bwny, c26 Union Square. c1s2 Fifth Ave
Gas Columbus Ave. e649 Madison Ave,
cos W 125th St. 2TsS Third Ave. In
Brooklyn. CT Court ST.. 479 NosJrsnd Ave,
500 b way
'Daily tE1cert Sundays. SATURDAY.,
only. sStops at 125th 81. sStops at f25th
81. Sundays ONLY tPsrIor Car Limited
HAS dining car. cParlor and slespinE Car
tickets slso.
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EXPORT COTTON RATES.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Viii Probably Make Ercep tion.
CFror1 Tbs T--,bun. Buresu.

CFrorn This Trlbun. Bureaul
washington. Aug. 81.-An order was issued
by the Interstate Commerce Commission TODAY
granting a special hearing on September IL To
representatives of the cotton CARRYING roads in
connection with the petitions for authority 10
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New Fall Easiery

MEMS Medium wsiRht-black cotto
double soles- heels ard toes
HermsdorS dy--plaln or snb'd
instep-spsCial --.------.----.----
Wom-n's SILK Hosisry--blsCk and
vhtts-douhle sclss heels and
toes-special .......... ..............
Wonen's fast black I.f-le Hose
double scles. heels and toes
garter tops-valu- IS -..-......--.
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GILLETTE CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Alleged Slayer of Girl at Big Moose Lake
Indicted by Special Jury.

Herkimer. \. Y. Aug, S1-A special grand
jury appointed by Governor Higgins to-day re-
ported Indictment charging murder in the
first degree against Chester Gillette, who is all
legged to nave killed Miss Grace Brown at Big
Moose Lake, Gillette was arraigned and G u
Thomas and A. NJ. Mills were assigned to de-
fend him.
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NaA p q h-ln private family; "li.iIle
. 80 anyRhere reasonable saiar.-. +.
LANCE las L.o't 81. F!atbush. Lone Isl
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DRRssMAKIS0 AND MILLINERY.

---->->----->------->-- -------------~----~
DRESSMAKER. - Experienced. willing 20
work IN family by the dLy, good reference
LOUISE SAHDBHRG. 1855 Esst 5lst ST..
care karibarS.
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RAILROADS.
-->----~-~"------
"America'7 Grea&est Rsilro,,
& HUDSON River n. n

* GUW@WN EiWGE III. III
e,a dh,Iousn trains depart from Grand Central
station. 42d street. New York, as below;
Loo. ESQ. $40. $3.50. $40. SO. 1880 p. NJ.
stop at l25th street 70 receive passengers
len! zen minute n siie HD lsay,nE +2d strsss
co ISLANDS AND MONTREAL sP.I.
$50 A. M.-tEMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
Most famous train In the world
s:t5 A. Mast MAIL q hours TO
s:4s a. M~fsARAToGA AND MONT
REAL EXPRESS.
i9: 30 4. M-.DAY EXPREs,
SOC Y. M.-'CHICAGO SPECIAL.
2;oa P. M;-.soUTHwEsTERN LIMIT D.
, Al Pullman Cars
BIO 2. NJ. Il 80 p. NJ Saturdays)-fSARA-
ToGA LIMITED. Parlor Cars & Coaches
$50 P. " THE GOTH CENTURY LINZ
s..o IIEp.IS henTs to & SsisSS9 A.ryEs
$40 P. M.-.THE WOLVERINE
500 P M.-.FAsT MAILCFor Albany;
$50 P. M;-.LAKE SHORE LIMITED -,
$50 P. M.@.CLEVELANp CINCINNATI
AND ST LOUIS LIMITED. All
500 ?. M.-swEsTERN EXPRESS.
zoo P. M.-.MoNTREAL EXPRESS.
7;so P. M.-.ADIRoNDACK AND MONT
REAL EMPRESS
FALLS. CLEVELAND AND To-
$40 P. M.wESTERN NEW YORK AND
THOUSAND ISLANDS EXPRESS
$50 p. M.-sPACIFTC EXPRESS
II go p. M--sCHICAGO & ST. LOUIS EN
DAILY. Except Sunday Except Monday
HARLEM DIVISION.
a:05 A. NJ and s:35 P. NJ, daily excsps
Sunday. u FIttsfeld and North Adams
Sunday, S:57 A. NJ; Saturday only 2:SO Pm
Pullman cars on all through trains.
Tcke oces a 1 Ss'h 245 ns si5 ana
broadway: 25 Union Square w, 27b Column
nus ave. lit West f25th ST. Grand Central
726 Fulton 81. and zoe Broadway, Brooklyn
Telephone 800 3sth Street for Cab Ser
vice. Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
dencs by Westcott Express
A. II. SMITH G. r. DAILY.
Vice-Pres & Gent MEr pass'r Traffic Mgr
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HELP WANTED.
sfsI..

-s7>= cANvAssER WANTED.
"a Az ~ nevspspsr 9x co nor iss p5
sp8 q results ss. sasaE W. y, n Baa IS.
..rhuns ofioe-
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Extra Good Values i'm
Articles you may need for
rlonday's Holiday
ON SALE TO-DAY.
Suit Cases and Hags

walrus Grain SUIT Cases
- and 20 inch-six inches deep
brass lock and catches-leather q
capped corners-nnuslin lined
Handsome Leather Travelling Bar@
IA. 10. 16. II and IS inch
leather Nned-riveted trama-
strong leather handles n
Special. any size. ~
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0oTI.kND-AKERICA LINE
CUNARD LINE.

FROM Piers 81 81 North River.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
IUCANIA-.....-...-. sept. l. p. NJ
'.arayta... Sept. II Etruria sent 90
S.Tnania sept 10 CaTu4ania Sent ~,
fTBRAI.T AR-ITALY-
Ssw Modern Twin Screw Steamers
pANNONIA......--.- Sept II. noon; Oct 30
ihpPATIIIA.... Sept. - 10 A NJ Nov N
eT hVONJ oct 10, noon. Dee a
Sin VERNON H BROWN. g. A
9l-a4 state St. opposite the Battery
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Wamen'S Fall Petficcafs

Black Taffeta Silk-deep accordion
founcs. with small rufffe and TO
ruChe fnish-s special -..-.....-.. .>'s
Extra size Slack Sste-n Skirts q.
FuI far. Or s1irrsd fiouncss --.... -"
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FOR THE WEST

1856 PM. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
.7.. WsA s ,bI .S &c AND mAE sQU1 -,
ed, .s:25 '.:B. .4:55. 500. e:25 ?: m.
l2o gisht SUNDAY s;2S 90 iSsr riSSS q
Limited;9. .s:25. .a:&. :.5s. $3.50. s:2'
2, m. 12:10 night -.
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-'S:2s. '4;2o D.
Atlantic COAST la fL}kNE.-.s.aa a. m. ana
sEAB B n S sfisS L1NE.-,2:2s T. m. .nd
NORFOLK AND 5'1 WESTERN RAILWAY
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
900 D m. daily
FOR OLD PoTNT COMFORT and NOR.
EoLk-.'l;2a a. m week days ana 500
ATIANTIc GITY.-e:os a. m. rI:25 sat
Srdsys only and 2;5o D. m week days
CAPE MAY.-i:65 D. m week days e:Oo
LONG BRAScH. AsBURY PARK Ocean
snd Point PleasXn 400 from Desb.
Cort; Ste. only IT,. s:55. 1888 a., m.
Branch q .25 Saturdays only. 2:2n;; 2:25i
80 t;2S except Long Branch: 4:S'. s seS
90 90 p 1o m week DAYS. saturdsYA 90
FOR PHILADELPHIA
:tlo;s5. .1o:55, III :s5 8, m. FPS; 'l2:s %
'4:25. 4;55. C.t4:55 for North Phiisdel-
phia only, $3.50 '6:25. 8:55. 1850. s;25.
e:65. s:25 8:55 for North Philadelphia
only p. m. L. 10 night week days sun
days. sos. '7:55. s:25. .g:25. e:55. lilo; 30
1855 a. M. 12:25. 1925. Hiss; -l:S LOO
'3:25 9:55 '4:25. GA IS for North PM
sdelphis only. s4:55, 1875. % $50, 1;o9'
s:25. s:55 O:25. C9:55 for North Philadei-
phia only ~. 1910 night
Ticket orices, Nos. 4s1. 1854 and no Rro.d-
way: 49, Fifth Avenue below I'D ST.,
263 Fifth Avenue corner 18th ST. ana
stations named above; Brooklyn, Cour'
Street. 479 Nostrand Avenue, 800 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex station
The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hoteh
and residences through TO Destination
Telephone 'S43 Chelsea for Pennsylvani1
Railroad Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD.
General Mana ger. Pass'r Tramc Mgr
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger gent
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New Pail Gloves

wonnsn's Long Lisls Cloves
Silk hnish-I6-button length 70
Gray. Hello. PIun-InsJesd OF $3.50 .SS
Woruen's Long SILK Glovss-purs silk
16-button length-dOubis tip fingers
Black and White. 1 so. 4 rs. z. 90
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Special Notice.

Great variety OF .reciaI cruise, and
LTips by superb passenger steamers 20 the
ORIENT. MEDITERRASEAS and ADRI-
A - SEAS. WEST INDIES. JAMAICA.
ITALY and EGYPT
TRAVEL BUREAU r. II. Tickets. hotel
accommodations. and general information
about foreign travel
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. y Y
rh0ne. 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoboken.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER az billiard and pool
tables. high grade bowling alley build
ere: lowest prices. MARX BROS. ~
Union Square
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New Lace Wells

AL silk Chantil!y I.ace-fi7 yds. iorp
Black. White. Brown and Navy
used for Hat Trimmings as
veil az face wells. .-.-.... QS to z 8
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NNGMOR LlRlGo

iI.tcUVFN I.
Astoria sept. !. pm Furnessla- Sept 10 SPIN
,,oIvD,bia Sapi S noon Caledonia. sept % ~.
lsIoon ShD % Cahin s35. ID Glass 50 50
md tITr ards according IA accruTuodaIicu Il
.s.,,t.l!p l-uI ours ana information apply
uEEDE.,sOS SEoTHIlRS. lI-l9 brCadW Az
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.


Through Daily Trains 20 the West
Leave New York CITY 23d 81 Iib'v ~
CHICAGO, PITTSBCRG. Il. 80 pm IL f5 nj
CHICAGO COLUM RT-S, n so am IL Don n
PITTSBCRG. CLEVE'D. $50 pm 400 pm
''PITTSBCRCf LIMITED $50 pm 700 pm
GIN ST. LOUIS LOUSY II 80 nm Il Is ne
GIN. ST Louis LOCISV, $50 am 10 OO am
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 3 80 pm g 90 pm
OTces Gas 42+ 1900 Broadway. s Aston
House. 1O3 Greenwich St 25 Union Square
w. 391 Grand St. y. Y; 343 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn; West 23d St and Liberty st
After 6 .. m sleeping car reserv tons
and full information regarding trains. etc
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information
r. & o. r R.. I'D ST. Terminal Phone No.
Chelsea 3144
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Women'S Fall Waists

New Tailored STYLES in Wits
figured Madras-Open front
or back-new sleeves. .....-.
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MACHINERY.
RESTAURANTS.
TYPEWRITISG.

TYPFwRITERs.- Caiigraph. 81 90: Ham
mond or DeYsnoIe @,9e; hf I'm sT Ses
18th ST.
ryPEWRITERs Ali makes sold. rented
rspatred. exchanged; reliable service
rnPMAN 7s Nassau -. Telephone .tfO-
ADVERTIs EAdENTs and subsoripii Ghs Iol
TT, Tribune received M their lptoNh
oeics No 1864 broadway. between "oth
and 3Tth sta. until . O'Clock p. m. Adv@r-
tisemsnts received at The following biah' u
Offices al regular Office rates uhill @ 60.
ih9 Gth ave cor 18th 81 ~ East IAN 81 :
257 West .2d ST.. between Ith ana Hih ave-. /,
2e3 West 12Dth st.. 1898 "a ave netN''"
80 49, 7,rt - -. 2d ate.. rrs. hir.
II 1908 1T ave. A,af NBth ST. io' I'a-'
l2Sth st. s5G fremont ave. Co 81 ave-
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rSrrRSIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

2eD ST. % EAST Opposite Madison Square
ParkD.-Tvo rooms. with bathroom con-
re~ttnz- references
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DED ID" LINE.
- For La Guayra. Puerto Cabeiio, Cura-
Gao and Naracsibo. Via Curacao calling
also at San Juan, p. r.:
s :. CARACAS. Saturday. Sept Is. noon
s. 8. PHILADELPHIA. Sat. Sept. 20, noon
For IA GuayTa. Curacao and Maracaibo:
6 s MARACAIBO. Saturday. Sept. & noon
6 s ZJILA. ...... Saturday. Sept. % noon
These steamers have superior accommo-
cations for passengers
ROIITON BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers So Wall St
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Open All Day To-Day
Closed neutrality-suspicious. Day
To-Day
Annual Sale of
States, Books and Pencils
and All the Other Needfuls

OF children who
another Vveek-....A bright fresh stOck-no-old
carried over-fron1-1ast-ye goods everything
PRICES TO BRING LITTLE FOLKS HERE IN A HURRY
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STEAMBOATS,.
Block Islald, Orient, Greenport,
Shelter Island and SAP EarNor

Via Aontauk Steamboat Co. Line. Leave
y Y. New Pier 5. T. T., weekdays. sN-
cept SATURDAYS and Sept. Sd 500 Satur--
DAYS, 100 p. N. Extra trip Mondays SEQ
a. m for sax Harbor. For Block island
via Long Island X. r.. leave y. Y. saith
ST. r. r. 1870 "a. m. texcept sunday.
.t.sck ~ aud service. Via Moutauk r..tna
49, :. d.aeOatinied Afts. SeIt. i-h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01

= Irt'MN CRUISE 20 NgVa scotia ana
Newfoundland kos rates. EONl'INS
On IL
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Toilet Articles
1t SJeciSIIy Low Prices
Mems Fall Underwear

Soda ard Candy n Basement
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criIdrer,s Ready-tc-wear Hats

Red. Brown and Navy-Nattily
set off with silk or velvet ribbon y,
with and without pompons- ---...-
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Mediterranean Service.
HAMBURG-AMERICANT TNp

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
trSfM OCTH-CHERBOU RG-HAMRURG
s,T6atavia Sept 1. 4 PM Patricia. sept s
oi.Echer Sept. g, Am. Xais A Y. Sept 10
ITO Hamburg direct.
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
.aoItke. --.-. Sept. IL tMoltke Oct %
Ipceana- Sept. 20 tia III burg Nov is
a; Adalbert. Sept 20 tMoltke. DEC 4
tHemburg. Oct. 4tHamburg. Jan. 10
@CaIl5 Gibraltar. has Grill Room and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01

CENTRAL HUDSON Live.
Roat. leave Franklin ST. P NJ safuF-
eav. IF. M. for Kingston Through th'
Hiehlands by Daylight; fun dayish' I-'
every Saturday Connecting "i'h CAS-
Ett.l. MOUNTAIN points va L. * u. "
r Eariy morning train from s'sah''o"'
BocS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01

Third Floor-more than double space.
Plenty OF make selections by bright Daylight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ElDHGMr CLARE-s NINTH ANNUAL
EhIGN CRUISE. Feb. :. 'oI. 20 days
BY chartered s. S. ARABIC" 1900 tona
Q Tours Round the World
FRANK c. CLARK, 90 BEoad--y. ~. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01
BOARD WANTED.

L YOUNG COLLEGE WOMAN desires
board and room in small. select boarding
house or private family, within easy reach
OF 5th ave and 3lst St. references e1-
changed Address Miss :. r. JOHNSTON.
Murray Hill Hotel. New York city.
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RAILROADS.
LV AMlA
II A L. h GA %

STATIONS foot of West Twenty-third street
and Desbrosses and CortlanGt streets.
81 The leaving time from Desbrcsses and
toTtiandt streets is i've minutes later than
that given below Tor Pwenty-third street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01
Brooklyn.

IS NDoNoUGH sT.-second floor. alcove
suite. near Fulton ave. L station: first
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-12
ENTOMBED MINERS ALIVE.

Lens. - It is rumored that a
minor called Simon the Stammer,,
err has found more men alive in pit
No. 4, but that they are too weak
to be brought to the surface yet. There
is much excitement over the report,
and the people are overjoyed, but fear
the result.
A double line of gendarmes and dra-
CONS surround the pit mouth, holding
back the crowds Of women who con-
tinue to foment disorder, pelting the
troops and denouncing the engineers
as murders and bandits.
Many doctors have arrived here IN
the expectation Of being Of assist
ance in the case Of further rescues
Of miners.
Augusta Burton, the miner who was
rescued yesterday, is slightly fever.
ish today. His hand was injured
either by the explosion or by being
gnawed by a rat during his entomb-
ment.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-12
DELAY CAUSED DEATH.
Son Shoots Father in Defense o.
Mother.


Hazlchurst, Ga. IT Save the
life of his mother, Cleveland
Crawford shot and mortally wounded
his father and also by accident inlet
ed fatal wounds on his nine-year-old
brother.
The elder Crawford who is wealthy,
came home and found that dinner was
not ready. This enraged Crawford,
and he began to abuse his wife. He
seized a chair to srtkie his wife when
he was warned by his son to desist.
AS the father continued to advance
on the woman he was shot four times
by the son, and fell at the feet OF his
wife.
One of the bullets fired by Cleve-
land Crawford passed through his IA
theirs leg and struck the nine-year-
old son in the abdomen.
A strange fatality seems to hover
over the family. Frank Cook is now
in the penitentiarv serving life term
for the murder of his wife, who was
the daughter of J. M. Crawford. A
year ago another daughter was burn
ed to death, and few months later
another son accidentally killed himself
while out hunting.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-12

LIST, or April Fools day. He appeared
anxious to confront his opponents and
felt confident of the loyalty Of the
mass Of his adherents.
During the afternoon at the ho-
tel many people arrived desiring to
converse with him but he was busy
arranging for his northward journey.
He seemed in far better. health than
when he arrived in the country, He
IS fond Of Mexico and feels grateful
to the authorities for their kindness
to him and fully expects to return
here.
Physical collapse of Mrs. John AL
exander Dowie followed rumors thar
the party in favor Of the "first apos-
tle' had grown so strong that So
rious conflict between the two factions
in Zion City might follow the return
Of her husband. Friends Of Mrs. Dow
lie say she expressed the belief that
bloodshel might result. She fell in a
swoon while in her home and it was
feared for time that she had suffered
a stroke of paralysis. It was reported
that she is suffering only from a Sc.
we're attack of nervous prostration.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-12
TO RECEIVE SToRER.

Vienna. Count Go1uchowski call
ed on Mr.. Storer and spent an
hour with the retiring am
bassador. It is understood that
the latter will be received by Emper-
or Francis Joseph in private audience
after Easter. Thereafter Mr.. Storer
will go to Versailles, secure house
and take up his residence in May after
re-visiting Vienna.
It is reported that the Marquis de
Reverseaux, the French ambassador
here, in reply to an inquiry Of the
French government asking him if the
report that he lent assistance t. Mrs.
Storer in her endeavors to further
Catholic projects was correct, tele-
graphed to Paris that the statement
was unfounded.