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ASlA CIGAN

ASIA CIGARS
WIN Not make you nervous. Ask your dealer
Or Tke n Hyman Cigar Co. $40 iTth Street
Oo0vsr. Colo
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Oxford Hotel
DHNVHIt uIislNLSs uNIyrI

Denver One block from Union Depot
Fircproof c. H. MORSE Mgr.
The Ordway new era., 1906-09-28

DGNtkIs uUsiSESs UNIVERSITY.
Nr~f isth sfAi Bryant Experienced t~arher-:
Individual Instruction. hne equipment. com
pi-tc- practical courses Of stsAy In bnokk.~p.
Ing shorthand. yP-wriilns. English. etc.
Quiet iocsiions rooms and board In Fniv-r-
s'y su'Idinr Po~iiipn- secured. Cstai0e free
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26

L1NDEMAN. Ernest. she.psheaa Bay to Astoria Ia.
HARKINs Patrick j. Gomez Island 70 West & 2oh street street
MURPHT Patrick, Fort Hamilton to Bushw'ok avenue
PARRET John W. ParkviIe Broadway Williams
EVANS David PToIpect Park Humboldt street. VIII
DARcY Thomas F. Astoria TO Richmond Hill.
TRACY. Patrick j. Long Isietld City 10 JaInaics: i
KELLEY James H. College Point to Newtown
HICKMAN Richard T. NewtoHn 70 Whitestons.
NATGt1ToN Michael. Far Rockaway 10 College Point
TIGHE. Robert A. Rockawny Besch TO Fourth avenue
CROWLEY Francis g. stapleton Fulton street Brock
FARRE1r, John West New Brighton to Kingsbridge
KRETsCHER, Louis. Borough Hall Brooklyn. 70 west
Albert Riehn2Ra E Hi ! to FigsHtns us dsa8aa
TAPPIN JOAN H. BroadWay. Williamsburg 10 "IeHua4e
BECKER. John. Glendale TO Bay Ridge.
Only a few policemen attended the meeting
which was called by James T. Farrelly at
Msnnerchor Hail. in East 56th street yester-
dav for the purpose Of discussing the move
rnent which Mr.. Ferreliy expects to inaugurate
TO have the three platoon system installed IN the
Police Department
The meeting was short. and none but police
men were allowed to attend Nothing was given
out as 10 what had taken place. Several men
who had been present at the session refused to
discuss the matter.
patrolman Thomas Mclaughlin, Of the Sd Pre-
cinct who IS president Of the Patrolmen's Be-
nevolent Association was asked what he thought
~ Mr. FarrelIv's activity in the matter. He
said:
Letters have been sent TO all the patrolnlen
oP the cftv asking them to attend big mass
meeting for important cause: want 70
state that the meeting was not called undeF lHo
q body we have no interest In Farrellys move
ment'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
COTTON DOWN ON REPORT.
Census Bureau Figures Shoe Larger
Crop than ErDected.

Washington. Oct. 25.-According TO bulletin
issued to-day by the Census Bureau. there had
been ginned up to October Is, 1910 200 bales Of
cotton OF the growth of 1906. counting round
bales as half bales. For the same period last
year 4;990,566 bales were ginned.
The ginning report, which announced on the
local Cotton Exchange at o'clock, gave indica-
ton Of a considerably larger crop than had been
expected Heavy selling Immediately followed its
publication. prices breaking 20 to points Decen-
ber declining 10 1910 cents. January to 1850 cents
and March TO 1915 cents. These declines followed
losses Of 10 to 20 points in the earlier trading due
10 rumors that the census report would be rather
bearish. On the late break there was extensive
buying by powerful interests, causing rally of 10
points from the lowest. The close was steadv "a
TO Al points lower than Wednesdays final prices.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
VICE REPORT READY.
Porkhurst WM GiUe Police His
DIRECTORY To-day.

Evidence of the wide open" character OF some
narts Of the city is 10 be submitted by the Society
FOR the Prevention Of Crime 10 the Police Depart-
u1ent to-day In fulflment Of the promise niaoe
hv the Rev DR.. Charles H. Parkhurst at the JET
ferson Market court on Wednesday. 1t Is the eVl-
denca on which DR.. Parkhurst based his recent
letter 10 the Mayor. 1t consists largely or reports
~ agents OF the society who Investigated COM
pIaints against poolrooms and dens OF vice. Many
Of the reports will be IN the form OF aftdav1ts
when they are turned over to-day TO Third Deputy
Police Commissioner Mathot
Mr. Mathot said yesterday at Police Headquar-
.ers that he would not be satisfied with lists o.
rlaces ct which agents Of the society had found
su.ged violations Of the law. He wanted evidence
or the violation of the law at such places. he said
and II it was not furnished he might summon DR.
parkhurst 10 court again. Mr. Mathot had no list
~ houses occupied as dens Of vice which he could
sav vera owned by members OF the society or by
persons interested in the Young Mems Christian
Association He was not inclined TO pursue the in
timation he gave out at the police court that he
could get such a list.
Frank Moss said yesterday that the society
would give TO the Police Department plenty Of
evidence OF the violation OF the law many
riaces but he was inclined TO believe that the
no,ice already had much Of the evidence but had
failed 10 make use OF II. lie added:
We believe the very letters sent to Us COM
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
TRADE IN CHICAGO,

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.I
Chlcago. OCT. 2o-Wheat turned weak late in the
session and most early buyers sold out their lines
The advance attracted the usual selling by the aA
vator interests. which seem quite wiring tba+ CO,
uiators should share the burden of CARRYING present
large stocks. December wheat forfaita6 oil b.. - -
CT its early improvement and Nav closed nm
changed. Corn was l4c higher at the close and oats
were steady. Provisions were UNCHANGED
The wheat market had firm tone at the onanirr
but the volume OF trade was hardly enough to
create market. There was small buvine but ~
was enough TO absorb all the offerings inonnsdiata1
available. The export inquiry was slow, The srri
wheat movement IN the Northwest continued Iivh.
December wheat opened at 72s4c to 727.c and era5-
ually 1rmsd up to 7314c to 739sc Nav sold Fror,
77lac up 717sc to 7sc.
Unusually small offerings made the corn ,,.r,,+
finn early. The country sold but little cash corn
on the bids sent out from here last night Rad
weather accounts for this Scarcity of cars con
tinues TO restrict the movement 10 market Local
receipts 173 cars with 235 cars estimated ,or
tomorrow. From 4312c the opening Nav corn
sold up to Sac.
The market for oats dull but fractionar,,
higher. in sympathy with the leading grains. The
buying general in character. Selling nressuro
was light, but on the advance there was sonoa
profit taking Local receipts POI cars with 22a
cars estimated for tomorrow. Samples were firm
May sold at 343ac TO 24sc.
Trade in provisions was fairly active with rr3ca
higher. The strength in the hog market the ligbt
movement In the West with packing for the week
900 or 5000 less than year ago. all helped to
uplift prices. There some investment buvinr
1900 head and prices at the yards were o to loc
higher. January pork sold from S3 72ig 10 sl2 -
January hard S 32i to IS S74 and January ribs al
s. - TO s. iIla to 81 80
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26

planning Of the vile and dernoralizing places were
copies OF letters that had been sent TO the police.
Our agents investigated the complaints. The po-
lice did not.
Mr. Moss said that the evidence TO be sent 70 the
police showed that the district east Of the Bowery.
which was cleaned by Inspector Schmittberger. had
been permitted resume it's "red light character
since SChmittberger was transferred from It. The
eastern section OF Harlem. he said, had become
infested with many vicious places since Big Tim
Sullivan had started a shoWhouse in the district
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad"
NIEWY0RGM QIsM1EE2Aal
hilOSoN RIVER RAlLRQt

HiOSoN RIVER RAILROAD
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42d
St, and except the S. 80 a. m, 1.O2 80.
Il:30 p. m. stop at 125th St. II minutes
Buffalo-4S. 60. .a45. 1890 am. .1o2,
'lO6. -2.O4. - 30. 800, 800. 20 70.
'9.3U. '1l.3O pm.
$50. 900 500 -e.80, .11So p. m.
Cincinnati-'204. $50, 500. $3.50. I'll 30
Cleveland-.s45 am. .1.os. $3.50. IS 90.
500. $50 '1l;3o pm.
6e5!9it@ 6elq%susR5ot. q 98o $50 6s $S P Zoo
Indiana poIis|.2 o. * 20. 80 pm.
MontTeal-'l2. 10. 1880 tS.45 am. 200.
Niagara Falls-ts.so. ts45 am. 10 20.
ny, -Io2 .L06. 20 o.. 900. 800.
Toronto-ts.3O so a. m. 800. 1880. t11-ao
pm.
HARLEM DIVISION.
so5 A. NJ and $50 P. n. except Sun
day, To Pittsfield and North Adams. Sun
day 9:3T A NJ.
Pullman cars on all through trains,
Broadway. p Union So. w. 2T5 Columbus
Av:. III West 125th St. Grand Central
and 125th St Stations. New York: 33s
and 726 Fulton St and 100 Broadway.
'Daiiy. tENcept Sunday. FExcept Mon
Telephone 900 ssth Street. for New
York Central Cab Service. Baggage
checked from hotel or residence by West
colt Express.
4. H SMITH c. F. DAILY.
Vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Pass'r Traffic Msr.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
n. Y. N. H. & HARTFORD p. P.

n. Y. N. H. & HARTFORD p. P
Trains dspsCU from Grand Central StatiCn
42d ct and 4th Ave, as follows for
BOSTON, via New London & Prov-ttS.Oa
it1O:00. 'xIi1O:02 A. NJ. it'I :0S'
.xi1:OI sxI5:O0, ItlI5:00 .:5:6S
sf12:OO P. NJ; via Willimantic-tSs:0
A. M. 1900 p. NJ: via Spfd .-Ta:Ix
A. NJ. fi12:O0 %l4:OO. "11:OO p. NJ.
PORTLAND * BAR HARROR-isS:i5 PM
WORCESTER and FITCHBURG. via PUT
NAM-i3 53 P NJ
LAkEVIILE and NORFOLK - tys:4s
A NJ. 1881 p. NJ.
G. harrington, Stockoridge. Lenox. Pitts
feld-14; "a, 1854 A. NJ. 1881 P. NJ.
Ticket Offices at cGrad Central Station
and c125th ST., also at c245 1900 cl354
b way. c25 Union square; c1s2 Fifth Ave.
c@45 Columbus ave, c649 Madison Ave
clC5 w. 125th St, 279S Third Ave In
Brooklyn. CO Court ST.. 479 Nostrand Ave,
800 3 way.
DAILY. Except Sundays. rStops At
I25th St. IStops at 125th 81. Sundays only
+Parlor Car Limited. llHas dining car.
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26

White SILK Emb'd Flannels-
new designs-worth .66 .-...........- .SS
Strictly all wool Scarlet and Navy
Twill Flannsls-elsewhere 80 10
Fine Cnshrinkabls Wash Flsnnels-
light. medium and dark-value 80 -.- SO
Mercerized Moreens-black. full lins
OF colors-elsewhere % 5.--....-----.-. q
Mercarlzed satesns-black. white and
all new oolors-elsewheTs 30. ..--...- "a
Fine French Flanaelsttss-
wrapper and dress styles-value .l5.. 81
Heavy Nap Outing Flannels-
fast colors-elsewhere .12ts. 81
New Fall suitings-Bsise and Drss,
Goods effects-good value az .12ls ..-.- Z
Fancy Printed Challies-wool finish
best styles-usually 10 50
Shirting Cambrics-for waists.
chiliren's dresses. &c.--alue s.....- So
New French Velour Flanneletes-
large variety-for Kimono9.
SacCueS. &c--valus .19. 4
Mil lengths Wool finish Batistes-
regularly 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
ChiIdren's Work Boxes-ftted. 10
Pin-on Hose Supporters-3 sizes
value II .
Cotton Roll Tape-24 I'd. po..--...--- g,
Fancy Needle Books-value Is. 9
Black Spool silks-doz.-valus Is. 4 ,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
SOME OF FRIDAYS SPECIALS IN
Wonlen's and Cf1ildren's Wear.

Women's Tourist Coats-A length
stylish mixtures. stripes. plaids-
worth so-eo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SS
Wonen's Loose Black Kersey Goats
: length-double breast-bodies
satin lined-braid, buttons and
velvet inlays-worth s159 9s.1O 0S
Women's Tailored suits-BroadcIoth
Cheviot and Panama-black
colors and mixturss-worth s1ass Is. OS
Women's Tailored suits-r.west fabrics
and colors; also black-htted and
Pony Coats-satin Hned-slegantly
tailored-worth $25.9s .-.-.......17 SS
Isabella Fox scarfs. Sable Fox
Shawl Collars and Pillow Mufrs to
match-vorth S15-9S .---.........9 9S
japanese Mink Sets-scarr with
stripes and end cross strtpes-f0
stripe muh-worth 5000. G0..........1S. .9S
women's Nuns Yelling waists-black.
white and colors-Val lace vOkeS and
emb'd panels: also emb'd Chiffon
Panels-wers SS,9S ................0 QR
Liberty silk and ChIron Taffeta
Waists-black. white. colors-eIab-
orately trim'd or tailored styles
worm S'-9S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .9S
Womens Gymnasium Suits. navy
Serse-extra full-an sizes
worth SS.9S Observation-Disclosures. QQ
womens Ripple & Plain Elder Robes
heavy girdles-worth 81, ,9S.O SS
Womens Flanneletts Wrappers
braid and ruffes-worth .9S.- SS
WOmens sacques and Kimonos OF
German and Fleece Flannel fan
nelette, ripple eiderdowu and creme
variety OF styles-worth 81 20. -. Q9
Womens Fleece lined vests-lons
sleeves-pantS 10 match-value % 20
Boys Heavy Fleece lined Shirts
also Drawers-slzes 24 10 S4... 90
Children's All Wool Hose-coubys
knee heel and yoes-srectal on
Infants Wool Hose-Silk heels ana
toes-biack. white. colors-
sizes 70 3 y-s.-value so. OK
Wonen's Glace Kid Cloves clasp
new shades. black. white. 70
Girls Long Cheviot Coats-navy.
green and brown-ages 10 Il
yrs.-value s4ss ............,0 o Q0
Misses Gymnasium suits-nay-- Serge
prettily trim'd with red or white
braids and tie-value IS. 9s -.0 q OO
Women's Coutil and Batlste Corse,s-
Habit hip and French shape-Grav.
White and fancy colors-value .ss 20
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
WHAT FRIDAY r1EANS IN
Curtains, Rugs and other FURNISHINGS.

French Net Bed Sets-larEs "reminiscences
centre piece-corner ulotifs-festooned
Valance-oolster shams TO match
value $500 and $500. o..--.-.........5 as
Arabian Bonne Femmes-corded
desisns-S yds- Iong-value Ss as. 9 "a
Scotch Lace Curtains-reai lace effects
3i2 yds. long-SO styles
Portieres or Flg'd Arnurs Tapestry-
solid or two toned colorings-frings
or rope edge-vaIue s.. 5.9S........-.S 9S|
Fig Damask Portisres-Gobelin Tap
sStFy ooFders-ah eoiors-wers IS ss. Z 0SI
Oriental Tapestry Couch Covers
frinsed all around-value 81 o.. ...... 50.
Reversible Tapestry Couch Covers
Oriental rug designs-6O inches
"'ue siue sous -'---..'....-..--.S :. .SS.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Day
With
Goods to Fill Immediate Needs
At Prices
to make busiest, brskest kind of buying
Big BASEMENT BARGAINS for Friday

Cnbleaoned sheetings-ons Of the
standard makes-aote width. pa q ~
yds wtde--rcrth .25 and IT.. 1SS
Linen finish Pillow Cases
two sizes only
42zss-val. .12h 81 45r3s-vai- 1874 "a
Yard wide Cns,eached Muslius-
mill lengrhs-extrs heavy-sams
goods OF piece would be s& cts. ~
Full Size SIIkoline ConforrabIes-
fig d both sides-whtts cotton flling-
worth 81 l-5o-spectal .--..-.---.-.--..1 - =
White Cambria Cov'd Cushions
silk floss filed
20K2O inch-vaIus % -.-.- .1S
22x22 inch-valus 80. .. "a
24x24 inch-value .4e. ..,-. 20
26x26 inch-valus 50. .-... .S5
Crochet Bed Srreads-fuII size
free from dressing-worth SO. 50
ia size Scarlet and Plaid BIa1kets-
strictly all wool-test colors-
N1us So-Vo ---------- a ~
12-4 size Heavy White superhns Cal
Blankets-cord a bOrde-s-valus $40. 90 3 81
1O-4 size Heavy Blankets for twin bsds-
selected white wCol-were Sc 40 III 92
Splendid Lot OF
Mfrs Sample Blankets
at less than mill prices.
Stamped Damask Tray Cloths-wtde
border-row hemstitching-valus "a. ia
Excelsior Florida Waters or
regularly "a. 10
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
LaCka wanna Railroad.

Leave =. y. barclay, Christopher. W. 23d
SITS.
rs. 90 A M-For Binghamton and ElmI-a
sIO. 90 A M-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST
Louis.
81 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
t4.OO p. M.-FOr Scranton and Plymouth
Es6. Is p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS 45 p. M-For Buffalo, Syracuse. ithaca
20 90 =. Neutrality-suspicious. open $50
T. NJ.
Tickets at l49. 429. 1883. I4s4 Broadway,
N Y; S39 Fulton St B'klyn. @DsIIy.
1Fxcept Sunday. zLeaveS Christopher ST.
6lO P. Ii. weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
$50 to 600.
Co1ored Dress Goods.

e3rd Street Store.
Short Lengths of Imported and American Dress
Fabrics. Mixed or plain cloths, suitable for
waist, skirt and dress patterns.
Sale includes the following weaves . London
Tweed, two toned Cheviot, Serge, Broad
cloth, Panama Cloth, EOlienne, Crepe de
Paris, Mohair VOile Henrietta, etc.
25c to 90 per yard.
formerI to
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,
sIATIONS IWest 22d 81 n 2

est I'D st.. N r.
Time shown below is from Liberty ST.
West I'D st. leaves 10 minutes ear!ier ex-
cept as noted by designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA.
$50. moo, mS.0O. 80 90, ms1O. .O0 ell. co,
m-l2 90. MI 90. 80. 90. 'S co. q. co. Tn%5. 90,
m'S.00. 200. ts.OO. 900. pl0.30 p. IL.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
evO' "a %, m'l2C 90. 900. +|4.00, m-6.Oo.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-za.oo.
9,4n A. NJ, S1.O0. 40. ks. 40. 415d. 500
r NJ, x6 10 Sundays. S.SO. $40 A. NJ.
AILAN TIC ClTY-'a.-O A NJ. x1.02, k?.40
LoNG BRANCH AsBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE tSundays no. Asbury
PARKS 90. $50. II. so A NJ. exI2 40
l.2O. GAS. SIS. $50. $50. j12.O1. Sun
Gays: except Ocean Grove. z4.OO. 900
A. NJ, 400. $40 p NJ
Time tables giving trains TO EASTON,
BET,H I.EIiEM, ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE, SCRANTON,
READlNG, HARPIS BURG. POTTSVILLE.
WILL AMSPORT and all other points can
6T obta.ned At following Offices; Liberty St.
INest go St Tel 314+ Chelssa). Astor
House. 2f5. 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway, 1872
bth Av.. 2S1 9th Av.. % Union Square West
2I9S I'd Av.. los West 125th St, 245 Co
lumbus Av.. New York: Court ST.. S43,
54t Fulton St, 419 Nostrand Av.. Brook
YORK Transfer Co calls for and checks bag
gage TO Destination.
"Daily. tDaily. except Sunday psun-
GAYS. 4Par!or cars only. sExcept Satur-
SI GAYS mining car zsaturdays only.
From Twenty-third Street-eI2 20 .. "
g. 80 P. NJ. jl150 P. NJ, k32O p. M
W. C. BEsLER. W. g HOPE
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26

Women's Ready 20 Wear Hats-Bfacx
ana colors-French Felt. Miroir Velvet
trinl-vaIus So 9S .......... o o.
Women's and Misses large nar Shape.
Mirror Velvet and Felt
elsewhere So 20 -...-.-........f 10
womer's New Dress Shapes
combination OF silk braid and velvet
Fa4ue 80 --'--.-....-..-.. .-..----....... R0
Babies Long Slips-Naiusook and
CsmhTic-er1b'y y and tucked yoxes o.
gathered reck-valus 90. ...... "a
Babies Knit Leggin Drawers
with and without fset-vaIus go 10
Littls Childr-n's Cashmere Dresses
light and dark colo-s-voIe and Frs,.,
waist 'tyles-sizes 20 yrs.-speciaI. On
Vonen's Taffeta Silk Pe,tlcoats-
black and new fall shades
shirred founce or accordion with
-speeiai ----.---.-.----....-.4. -
Women's Black sateen Petticoa,s
nanneIette lined --......... QS ~ GO
Russian and Sailor suits-Nfxas
Chsviots-eInby or braid trim
- 20 10 yrs.-value So es-......9 GA
BOYS Double Breast Sults-NIxr,rs,
ahd overplaids-eouble seat and knees.
10 10 yrs--vulus 81 SO 0-.....O 90
Bows Bloomers and Knickerhockers-
Chevfots. Tweeds and Cordr1rovx
patent BANDS 70 10 yrs
worth sl2o --............ -
Cnllaren's Flsnneietts Rornpsr-
pretty stripes with white pipinE
70 8 yrs--vaIus so. 69.....,.,.. 5n
Chilirens = Angora Tans-Black ana
co4ors. with double bands-vaius * 60
Women's Nainsoox Corset Covers.
rleoon run lacss back and
front-valus go ......... 70
Skirt length Chemises-Nainsoox .,s
Camoric-emby. ribbon and lace
N--S' ''------.-.' -.-.'----.....-.-..- "a
Womens Night Dresse-C.nb-,, ,,s
Nainsook-washabls lace OF strong
emb value 81 % - -
Children's Knit Night Drawers,
with feet-reece lined-I TO 10 yrs-
'I-~S 'OS .-..---.---..-....... 20
Wonen's Flanneletts Night Dresses
good colors-wsn mads-valus TO go
Wonea's Cambria 5<irts-dozsu
elaborate styles. lace and ernb'r
Na-ue S<-os ..-.....--..........f QO
Women's Pongtnetre wsists-Ents-.
fronts emb'd and pin tucked
open back or front-usualIy 81 es1 20
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
RAILROADS.
PLEMMgV WANIA
r ALL r O 4 D.

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third ST
and Desorosses and Cortlandt SITS.
1H The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt SITS. is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third 81. STA
ton.
FOR THE WEST.
'165 A VI. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
'955 - N. PITTSBURGH DAY Ex-
.1o.S5 A. NJ. The PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED. - Chicago, CINCINNATI
and ST. Louis.
si-55 p. NJ. ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
'i.55 P. NJ. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
ST. LOUIS EMPRESS.
.55 P. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
is hours to Chicago.
'{.55 P. VI. CHICAGO LIMITED.
1885 P. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS.
1925 P. NJ. ST. LOUIS AND CINCIN-
NATI EMPRESS.
7.55 P. NJ. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
s.26 P. NJ. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS.
se.55 ?. ". PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
T:55, SIS; .s.25. $50. .1o.55 a m; y p.
ited'3. :S.25. rs y. 55 s555 a.25 p. m.
No. no n!gss 2s ia5s suaS-E s 2' IEsl
Limlted'), 'S. %. - 25. -4.55. '5.S5. 9.2o
s 2; m, Y 10 night. .o- ..oz
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-'s25 a m. and
S25 p m. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
20 70 .. m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-+T5 %
a. m. weekdays; '1055 a m. and '4'oo
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR:
FoLK;-.7. 25 a. m. weekdays and 500
p. m. daily.
ATLANTIC. C1TY.-e.55 a. n. and 2.50
p. m. weekdays. Sundays, '7 50 A. m.
CAPE TA MAYI12o IS p; m weekdays, day lo,o.n
Grove North Asbury Park sundays ane I4
Point Pleasant, S.55 a. m. u p. af22
25. and 4.55 p. m. weekdays Sundays
P-25, IS a. m. and .55 p. m.
eo5. 'To5. .7,s5, S.e5. s.55. .p25. 90 -
.fios5. .1o55. "1t.53 a IN 10 %. 'le 90
.t1.55. 1855. . 10. 2,55. 80 25. 355 42o.
'425 4n5 CLASS for North PhilAdelphia
only, 81, "a. % 6.55 7.65. S25. $50. %
teh5 for North Philadelphia ony) p. m,
@ .7.55 nsE@t s2s s:5oeS .s25 a55 .fIo'55 80 IS
a. m. 1925. 1255. "f1.55. Fi.55. -329,
8.55 "4.25 ('i4.55 for North Philadelphia
only, - 55. '5.aa '6 -. T.55. -, 500
9.25 (9.55 FOR North Philadelphia onID
p. m, II. 10 night
Dining car.
Ticket Offices. Nos. 46I, 1884 and 10 Broad
way; 1S2 Fifth Avenue tbelow 23d ST.:
253 Fifth Avenue Corner 18th St), ana
stations named above, Brooklyn, Court
Street, 336 Fulton Street 40 Nostrand
Avenue, 390 Broadway and Pennsylvanl@
Annex Station. The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and reridsnCes through TO
stination.
Telephone '54s Chelsea" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". w. ATTERBURY. J r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26

All linen Satin Double Dams.ks-
- tnch-fun blsached-
napkins 20 match,
therefors 81 25 quality. go
All Linen Hemsti,ched Tabs Cloths
German silver bleach-2i5 yds.
long-reg. $3.50 ................f "a
All Linen Tovslling-I7 inch
value 10 6A
All Linen TowelIins-2o inch
also check glass towelling-vslus Is. 4 =
Heavy Blesch-d Turkish Towels
close weave-21x45-worth .165s A.
Pure White Heavy Huck Towels
lIx32 inch-hemmed-worth .15. ..... 10
Linen Bureau scarfs-Mexican drawn
work and hemstitching-fancy corners
-2oIS6. 2Ox45. eox5O-worth -9s.--.-. 55
Applique Scarfs and Shams-plain and
fancy centres-scarfs 20x50-
squares 32xS2-valus 20. .-..... 80
Fine Nainsooks-1O I'd. PC In box
value S1-2e --.....-....-.-.... 80
40-inch India Liuons-value 10. 10n
New Mercerizsd White waistins-
about 30 fine patterns-worth %. . q
Plain and Liberty Satin Taneta
Ribbons-aN colOrs. black and white
NaLue II --.-----..-.....--.. 3
Roman Stripe Ribbons
newest combinations-valus IS OK
Plaid Ribbons-variety Of nswes.
erects-elsewhers .75 ..... "a
Rogers "A or Al Table Spoons or
Medium Forks-fsncy handle-1s dox-
value S125 -.-...-...- go
Silver Plated Dinner Knives
value ''e-7s dozen ---..-.--..-...-.- SO
Dinner Knives-bess steel. triple plated
celluloid handlsH1s doz-
Ho cow 10000 ----------.-.-..1 I o
SIX Dtmity Ststtonery-biue or white-
100 sheets. so envelopes-value .T5- 80
Bond Stationery-12O sheets blue
or white-value 10. 9.-...--....- ~
Envelopes to match. per 100 f2iS
Fis'd China Silk Lsnbrequins-
ru1 length-value So 70 a...1 90
sofa Cushions-silk floss flied-
oriental and foTal-valus 81 % GA
IL inch tointsd Dolls-Iight and dark
curly hair-value 81. go. - Ga
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26

Plain Decorativs velvets-for traperi..
and cover.ags=value Do. "a
Irish Point Lace Panels
net measurement s6x4S-2O-inch motif
large assortment-vslue 10 e-.-....-... 50
French Net Pane!s-Renaisssncs
motifs-unique designs
worth 81 Is 20 81 5.............. QS
Smyrna Russ-5x9 ft-medalllon ana
Oriental deSisns-usuaily sses. ......S 90
Velvet Administer Rug>-erl2 t.
large and small designs
Nol~o N-s-Vo -------"-s. ---.s I II ~.
White Table oncloths-is yds wide
new. but slightly imperfect
20 cent quality ...'...-......-.....--.
Oak Bath Seats-nickel hangers
NJ any tub--worth SO. ......-......
Holland Window Shade-Sxs tt
white and eolors-slight imperfec-
tioas-value so Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
ANTIQUES.

LITTLE CURIOSITY SHOP, 248 Grand St,
snear Bowery; CuriOS, antiques, objects OF
art in furniture bronzes bTic-a- -brac,
French clocks paintings prints. books. etc;
tempting prices. open evenings; coma and
browse around.