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New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
URGE NEW BUILDING.
Governor asked to Sign Library Bill
Draper Prepares Brief.

Albany, May lone of the most important bills
awaiting action by Governor Higgins is the in
troduced by Senator Raines, which provides for a
new building for the State Library and the State
Department OF Education. to be erected at an ex-
penotture not TO exceed s4OOOOO0-of which $4,000
IS made available this year for the purchase Of a
site and for the work OF preparing plans and specl-
cations.
Under the provisions of the bill the architects Of
the country will be invited to compete in the work
OF preparing plans. the successful competitor to
receive $OOO the second best plan to receive 81
and the third best plan to receive $1,000. Great
pressure VIII be brought TO have Governor Higgins
sign the bill
Commissioners Draper OF the State Department Of
Education is preparing extended brief in support
OF the bill which will be submitted to the Governor
All the Capitol departments now crowded for room
are urging the approval of the bill
Il was surprised. well as extremely gratiAed "
said Commissioner Draper to-day ''to see the
unanmity with which the project was received bv
the members OF the Legislature The CanitoI ri
present is eongested and many parts of the build
OCCUPANCY. The most serious dificulty IS with the
state library, the growth of which has oirao5
been arrested for want Of book space ga ''NS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
Resignation of Major WILLIAM F. 1LpPrrr. surgeon

Resignation. of Major WILLIAM F. ILPPITr. surgeon,
NAVY.
Commander W. F. FULI4ANI to command the Marietta
Lieutenant J. V. HLEMANN detached the Hancock. to
the Marietta.
Nlidshipman r. E. NGBRsoIL4 detached Missouri.
to the Marietta.
AIidshipnlan r. B. STRASSBURGER. detached the West
Virginia to the Virginia.
Midshpman d. 1. sELFRIDGE and o. BARTLETT de-
tached the Colorado TO the Virginia
Midshpman H. c. KNOX detached the Kearsarge. TO the
Virginia
Medical inspector J. NJ STEELE detached
Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ BROWN. to naval hos
pital New York.
Assistant Surgeon b. H. DORSEY. to the Lancaster.
Assistant Surgeon J: L BELKNAP detached the Brook
Assistant Surgeon J. A. RANDALL. detached the
tucly, home and wait orders.
Assistant Paymaster T. p BALLENGER detached Navy
Pay Officers School, navy yard. Washington: TO the
Chaplain W t HELMS to naval station. cavite
Chaplain w G. CAssARD detached naval station. Cavite
home and wait orders.
Assistant Civil Engineer P. ]. BEAN appointed.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
yard; New York the Minneapolis, at Hampton
the Iowa, at North River.
May 6-The Don Juan de Austria at Sanchez; the Mar
6leheaa at M Mare Island the Celtic at navy yard
SAILED
May 5-The Pennsylvania and the Colorado from North
ye @ ioP may yard I New 4qPR the m
from Key West, for Hampton Roads, the Monadnock
tria from San Juan ror sanchez :''- O'' ue
May 6The Dubuque. from Sanchez for Juan; the
Galveston, from Cavtte for Yokohama the Marble
head, from San Francisco. for Mare Island Han
nbal. from Tortugas, for Portsmouth, y. H.: the
Celtic. from TOmpkinsvle for yard. New
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
DEFENDS BRADYsS LIGHT.
4aldy Hamilton Files Demurrer to
albany Citisens' Complaint.

Albany. May Judge" Andrew Hamilton.
with his law partner. nellie F. Towner. appeared
this afternoon before the State Commission Of
Gas and Electricity representing the Munich
pal Gas Company and the Albany Electric nlu-
minating Company, against which complaints
We're fled under the terms of the law creating
the commission. An association of citizens COM
plains OF the quality, pressure and price OF gas
furnished by the gas company, especially in the
western section Of the city. known as Pine Hills.
ana the complaint of the price of electric light
and power is made by Mayor Gaus. Both COM
panies are under substantially the same man.
agement Anthony n. Brady being president of
each.
sututionality Of the Act OF 1905. under which
the commission was appointed The hearing was
ADJOURNED until June and the companies have
until May y to file their answers. No testimony
was taken to-day, the hearing being entirely of
q preliminary character.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
LFrOm The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington. May Z.
WHOLE ARMY IN THE FIELD.-The army on
GERS are making arrangements for some important
tests to take place in the period of mobilization OF
the entire force of cavalry infantry and light ar
tilery at seven camps of concentration in different
parts OF the country this summer The militia So
far as possible, will take part in the encampment
and operations. The subsistence officers intend 70
apply practically the of cooking in the field
including the of the hreless cooker and the
kitchen cart. together with the employment Of the
emergency ration, which has now come to be called
the Iron ration in official literature by the adop-
ton Of German phrase by the General STAFF. The
army signal officers are also engaged in planning
extensive and important experiments which include
the use Of the latest means of field telegraph and
telephone and the new system of visual SIGNALING
There VIII also be tests with the system of sI9-
nai1ng by fireworks by day, well as by nighf
II is hoped that there Will be opportunity at Paffs
loon, recently purchased in France. The army
quartermasters have special novelty to be test
ed, unless It Is the marching shoe and the new
shorter Iegging The new features of the uniform
IN the field The medical Officers will probable ba
able 10 try the new first aid packet and apply the
methods of field hospital work which have heen
adopted since the war with Spain. The princfpai
work IN the way Of trying material, however
Will devolve on signal officers and commissaries
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:
ARMY
Colonel CHARLES R. SUTLER. Corps Of Engineers
placed on retired list with rank OF brgader general
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
James McCreery & Co.

Corsets.
Fine 5atiste Corsets, with
high bust and long close
fitting hip. Suitable for
average figures. Support
ers attached.
f.15
value ESQ
Augustine Corset of fine
batiste. High bust, long
hip and tapering waist
line, with strong front and
side supporters.
f.S5
value $50
La Vida Corsets. New mod
els designed for Princess
gowns, with high bust;
brassiere top, long close
fitting hip and slender
waist line. Filled with
real wlaIebone. Made of
fine COutil, Batiste, Silk
embroidered Batiste and
silk BrOche.
800 to 1850
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
HAMMOND ELEVATOR co. ENJoINED

Chicago, May IA decree perpetuaIly enjoining
the Hammond Elevator Company from getting in
any manner grain quotations from the Chicago
Board of Trade entered to-day by Judge
Bethea, in the federal court. The restraining or
mandamuS proceeding now pending against the
Western Union Telegraph Company to compel II
10 furnish quotations In the application for the
restraining order it was charged by the Board of
Trade that the Hammond Elevator Company on-
Grated bucket shop.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
STORAGE NOTICES
= -.
DAUBS FIRST AVENUE STORAGE
WARETI,0TH5I1c,

75 1st ave 100 F1ast 19tb 81
To Mr. Goldstein. Hall, Fowler or SImp-
sen sen Howarth. machinery from West Sd ST..
MISS 1aa Meyers, Dry Dock Rep. Club,
5hoo' SIl' Mrs; mrs; Rau, George Mazza, Paff's Exp,
Fink. Clifford. Duda, Gembert, Cohn Helen
Powels' Kate Purdy Perlstein, Werner.
rogers, Knecht, Mundle. c. E Morse.
McCauly. Rogers. Chase. Zimmerman,
Geaghen: You and each of you are hereby
notihed that time for the payment of our
Hen upon the property has expired, after
uue notlce had been given you. We will
cause such property. 20 wit: household
goods; personal effects and merchandise
stored oy you or in your name in the Daub' 8
Storage Warehouses 10 be sold AZ rublic
auction, according 10 the statute in such
cases cases made and provided for. at l22 East
!Sth 81. New York, on Friday May the
not completed on said date the same will
Dc continued at same place on following
until tFe sale is completed
DAUB'S STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
ZOE SALE

DESKS-Rolltop: partitions, raiIings ta-
bles. safes, letter presses. counters, shelly
ing: stores. offices fitted; $50 dozen chairs.
FINN BROS. 2s-32 Centre Sc.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
MACHINERY,

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oO second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eI-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 39S Madison 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
Various Offerings
To Please HOusekceper


And those preparing city or country
homes for the warm season
MOSQUITO NETTING-white and colors-
yard pieces
Gs ineh-...-.-- .&0lT2 inch. ..-..... 30
AWNING STRIPES-rainproof-
faEt eoloTs-value "a. ..--...--.-... rs
Extra Heavy Checks for tradesmen's
SpFons and tick eovers-ao inch
value Ia ------------------ ---------- &&
In Ticking Department
CROCHET sPREADs-Fun sizs-
Ismask pattoEus-hRnd knot frins8-
straight o. cutout coFners-
value Sl-0S ..-.-------------- I %
CROCHET sPREADS-extra hne-
full size-hand knot frinse-
- 80 grade .-.---- rs
PIIIOWS-Select geese feathers ana
down miNed-best heTTingboue ticking
free from dust or odoF-
22xSO-usually S20o --..--.-------.--T .9S
2sxaO-usuaIIy S3.lo ...-..........-..2 90
2sxso-uaually S25a ----S- ---.--..-..2 .GS
PII.IOWS-Choicc down dlling-covursI
with best German linen ticEing-riain
red or blue and white stripes
22x2S-value sa73 .-......-.....--.-2 %
2sxS0-valuo Ss21 ...-..-.........-.S. 80
GOzSO-value Ss.es ..-.--.-.--..-.---S} 80
Remarkably low prices foT
piA.ovs ot such h;Sa 1rad~A
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

AANUFACTURERs Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
e-s: Iowes' prices. MARK BROS. 20 Union
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
WORK WANTED.
Male


ADVERTISING wideaWake Powell
gT9dnate. 10; sound. catchy and original.
l. HELMERS, Jr.. 43I New York ave.
Jersey City. n. J.
ADVENTUROUS YOUNG MAN would like
70 nave outdoor position: travelling or
permanent; experienced stenographer. OUT
DOOR, Box 20. Tribune ONCE.
ACCOUNTANT statements. trial
balances. bookkeeping, etc references:
terms moderate. ACCOUNTANT, 10 Wa
verley Place
BARTENDER. IS years experience; city
,o OF country; best reference. GEO. KREBS,
0OKKEEPER.- young man, %; Just
nnlshed course in double entry: with large
concern as assistant, with chance Of adj
vancementi best reference as 10 honesty and
soDrlSIy' Write stating wages to w. ]. p,
care 2. DoeTr. 500 Grand ST.
BOOKKEEPER's ASSISTANT. - Refer
enees D. GERST, ~ East sTth ST
BAKE KER.-Cake foreman; IS years with FAST
employer; on all American cakes. coffee
e7HC cake PSSuy 11S oTnanenting; steady position.
SlEBART, 1913 East 10th ST.
CoLLECToR.-Young man OF 80 years: or
at any kind OF work JOSEPH ZTSSK
229 Stanton st. -'-'
CHAUFFEUR, registered. wishes position
on gasolene car. with private family: has
sood references Address r. KUNATH
Secaucus. N. J.
cHAuJFFEUR. experienced, would IKE
position where he can improve himself;
references; salary no object; willing to be
otherwise useful at moderate salary. C.
B., Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864 Broadway
l
CHAUFFEUR. single. %, capable Of run
ming and repairing foreign and American
gasolene cars. desires position with private
WILAMoVSKI. Elmhurst. L. I.
COLLECTOR or LIGHT PoRTER.-Intel-
Ngent German-American. 10; experienced
outside work generally; good tracer: highest
city references; give bond. COLLECTOR.
| l64 East 18th 81.
| CHAUFFEUR.-Capa OF running and re-
pairing all gasolene cars; best Of refer
ence. z. J. COLLGAN. l52 East seth st.
CHACFFEUR.-Co complexion llsht:
operate any make; do own repairs an6
| take best care Of car; salary reasonable
Address c. T., Tribune Uptown Oflce. 1904
| Broadway.
| CHAUFFEUR. BY swede. 35: thoroughly
understands running and ordinary repair
! Of any gasolene car: strictly temperRte:
| careful driver. STREYFFERT 24i East
| SD 81.
! CHAUFFEUR. .-LIcensed. 81: zasolene ar
electric car: can give sixteen years per
sonal reference; woges $40 week. Address
HERMANN KLIHKHoMER. ss7 Sd ave.
| ----- '-----
/ CHAUFFEUR, %; striceIy temperate; three
years experience: can run ana repair an
cars; highest references: willing TO 10 any
1 where; De DIETRICH or Rochet-EchnOiSer
/ preferred CUNNANE. 12G West 15th 81
! CHAUFFEUR and CoACHMAN-By young
man. can do own repairs; careful 6FiveF:
references from last and former employ
ers. T. JOHNSON. l65 Thorne St, Jersey
| City.
CHAUFFEUR. by young man (licenssd)
on any gasDlene car: understands all re-
/ pairing; good references; speaks several
! languages. Address p. JOSSE. 2G6 West
/ Both 81
! CHAUFFEUR Married: experienced on
| foreign and domestic cars: prefers private
/ driving: references furnished H. BOEHEfE
/ HleksvilIe, Long Island.
, CHAUFFEUR.-Ita licensed; speaks
good English; handy az making Fepnlrs;
knows how % tsls0 care % horses. eJ 9Th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
BOARD AND ROOMS.

slnE,s insertions 8 cents per line. SiXseeA
sui6t seven fim=s consecutively 81. whic1
sllitles adgertieer 10 have rooms entered N
he 7'rteune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
. e pe-iod of l0urteen days Write Tor
GrculaE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
Fine White Persian Lawns

AZ inch-sheer and fue. for Graduation
and Communion Wais9s and Gowns
and general Summer seer-
10 cent quality ------ 1900 Il
No Mall or Telephone orders
Sea Island Batiste--SO inches vide
obear even weave-a favorite fabric
for Waists. Party and Graduation
DresseS-Value 10 ------------------ -
washable SIX ChiHonettes-extra Ane.
rich lustre-elseWhere .30.---.-.-.-- %
Novelty shirt Waist MadFas-
neat PIN dots or small figure
effects for dresses. waists. mems aniFte.
etc.-sone subject 20 mfrs slight
perfections-scarcely perceptiblo-
nevertheless the entire lot
Instead of 10 .--.-..----- 10
No Mail or Telephone Orders
Elmit-l5 wards.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.
BILLEARp AN POOL rcRLEs-

Esd ST. 90 EAST Opposite Madison Square
Park).-Suite two rooms and bathroom;
references
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
Table Linens and Sets


Our assOrtments are as famous as
our values. Importers and manu-
facturers know our great distribu-
five powers, and that lots, however
large, If good in quality and low In
price, find ready purchase by US
Quantities we buy and close profit
at which we sell enable us 70 give
those exceptional values that make
this the store Of stores for House
hold Linens
TABLE DANiAsKs-
sco,cb. Irish. German-bleached- ur-
,,o.obed and silver bleached-laTge choice
n each-speeial values inelude;-
20 ,,.h 50 cent quality. - 80
60 and Ga inch. SO cent quality --'-' .49
es inch........s0 cent quality -09
p .sl-OO quality ------ 80
SALE OF NAPKINS
40 and . per cent under regular values
-,,t,rttv in patterns % match Table
DamasIzs abOve:-
FTVE-EIGHTH -AiAEsS'@ DA''s'H-ie
err SIZE.
81 . Napkins. .9S sac Napkins %
81 al NAPKINS. 1 90 s8z8 Napkins. 2. %
20 % NAPKINS. 1 SO s8G9 Napkins. 9 SO
saeo napkins g. 10sses Napkins. 3 10
MERCERIzED DASfAsEs-
TIER rich satin lustTa makes them very
handsome table coverings. and their cost
is moderate.
5S inch. ....-....... 80 cents
20 inch............ .A9 cents
- inch. h...-........ ~ cents
SATIN DASiAsK TEA CLOTHS
45x4S inch-H 8 ana opehwOFk. I 20
II s. Tea Clotha-Sntin Damask-FoW
orenwoTE-SGx30-val sl.Te----... .SS
All IAnen II. s. sets-fun bieaehsd-
cloth G-lO-loEen Napkins
usually S39s ..-------.------.--..2 %
An Linen FrInged Isuneh SETS
silver eseach--ToW drawn work
$40 ClotA-coESn napkins
value ~ - ssssssssssssssss'seses soe
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

tN0NTAGIE TERRACE. 3 klyn Heights;
osfEio3Ell- - all 81 and river, accessible
Erasfer y 81 seaside nelghborko0d; houses
sIzrmsr-s rooms. table high class. Tel.
ts-aar
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
FURNISHED nours 20 LEr.

ssaes Insertions cents per line. Sl1teen
ecicf seven tlr3es cousecutively. 81. which
a. E1..ss Advertiser 10 have rooms enletro
.ae TEibane's Directory OF Desire 9sS
80 for period q sDgrteeD days "t'iS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

Fall information concerning theae rooms
ely he had free of charge At the UptoWn
Use of TIE Ncw-Tork Tribune s.SOS
l'usC ar. between 3GtE AM 3Ith SIS.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

i-ELEli ANTLY furnished apartment, pri-
rste bath. sI50 daily: including meals.
90 - WcGs!y, ole. SIS. The VAN
EtASS Ella f1-t j. East 1Ith 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

BOOKK EEPER.-By young man, %; Just
nnlshed course in double entry; with large
concern as assistant with chance Of ad-
vancement best reference as 10 honesty and
soDrleIy Write stating wages to W. J. p,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

BARTENDER. IS years experience: city
l2l East 100th st
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

Male
ADVERTIsING.-By wideawake Powell
sT994ate N4;, ~; sound. catchy and original
l. HELMERS, Jr.. 431 New York ave.
Jersey City. n. ].
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

ADVENTUROUS YOUNG MAN wouIa uko
to have outdoor position; travelling or
permanent; experienced stenographer. OUT
DOOR, Box 20. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

CoI-LECTCR.-Youn man OF 80 years: or
AT az any kind OF work. JOSEPH link,
229 Stanton st.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

BAKER.-Cake foreman: Is vears yvith Ias4
employer; on all American cakes coffee
cake, pastry, ornaInentlng; steady position.
S1EBART 1913 East 10th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
WORK WANTED.
Female.

LADY. with best social connections.
wishes 20 ChaperOns young lady. &C home
or abroad. H. W.. Tribune Uptown Oflce.
1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

Soda and Candy in Basemer
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

ACCOUNTANT. ADULTS statements trial
balances. bookkeeping, etc; references: +:
terms moderate. ACCOUNTANT, 10 Wa
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT. - Refer
enees. D. GERST, 227 East sTth St
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

hAOFFEUR, registered. wishes position
on gasolene car, with private fanflv. has
good references Address r. KUNATH
Secaucus. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

CHAUFFEUR. experienced. would like
position where he can improve himself
references; salary no object; willing to be
otherwise useful at moderate salary. G.
B., Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

CHAUFFEUR.-B young man (Iioenssd)
on any gasOlene car: understands all re-
pairing; good references; speaks several
Languages. Address p. JOSSE. 2G6 West
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
REsrAURANrs.

CAFE MORETTI 81 W. seth. Under rev
efAA Il NAOANS@ management. Lch. SOC
Din Soc. wine sat. Sun. Hol. GOc. OH
Mogetti Dinner. $l.ON Music. Priv. TOoms
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
5 AND ofFIcE FUENITURE.

pREssMaKING AND MILLINERY.
nREssMAKER Of B. Altman & Co: es-
eellent litter, artistic designer; latest
~tvies. competent, experienced; 50 q day.
ASdTess DRESSEfAKER, 325 West I4th 6t.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
LOST

LOST OR STOLEN. No 876. sO3
OF the German Savings Bank IN the CITY
of New York corner 4th ave. and l4th st.
issued TO Borisof1 Lodge, No. "a. /. o. B.
y All persons are cautioned against neso-
tiating the same. II not returned 20 the
bank on the ga day Of May. 1905. duph-
cate viii be issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

CHAUFFEUR Married; experienced on
foreign and domestic cars; prefeFs private
driving; references flsEniEhed. H. BOEHAfE.
HieksvilIe Long Islhnd.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
GARRETT CLEANING.

D. & j. w. WILLIAMS.
35S w sATH ST. caigmsa.. 9sI1 sss;
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1879
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
WORK WANTED.

CHAUFFEUR, single. 80: competent IN
driving, repairing. any sasolene automO-
olle; good appearance; sober. honest. will
ing; enc year lest employer; best references.
CHAUFFEUR. Box %. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

CHAUFFEUR. single. %, capable Of run
ming and repairing foreign and American
gasolene cars, desires position with private
family; city or country. Address WALTER
WILAMOVsKI. Elmhurst. L I.
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election. His future will depend en-
tirely on the attitude he takes on great
questions IN congress and before the
people in the coming presidential cam
paign.
Let no one be surprised If there Is a
new alignment and a new adjustment
of political interests here as elsewhere
In the near future. The door Is wide
open.
All this time the fact is not lost
sight of by those who would like to
eliminate both Hull and Cummins that
the clash between the interests of these
two men has never been sought by the
governor When the Hul-I'crryhill
the side of Hull When Cummins be-
came a candidate for governor he de-
liberately sought the active support
of HULL In no campaign since has
Cummins taken any hand In trying to
defeat Hull If there has been war
II has been on the initiative of Hulls
friends, not without reason or excuse.
perhaps. and yet always coming in that
way. But this year 1t WAS certainly
not Cummins friends who made the
first move toward truce. The over
lures came from Hull's friends. Per-
haps IL would be faircr to say that
the work was done by those who are
real friends OF both men.
ff the recent campaign did nothing
else 1t at least served to demonstrate
who are not friends of either man.
That is a point not to be overlooked.
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What's the good of keeping from him
Any good things you may see,
That will lift his load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
Mcbride G. Will Drug Co.