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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
MEDITERRANEAN

FROM NEW YORK
CRETTC. Mar. 80. noon. Man p June %
FEPj BIC. ............-.Apr ~ 10 a N
FROM BOSTON
CANOPJC- --..-Aur 10 $50 n n. Nav Is
ROMANO Au~. -. $50 A n juno S
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
weight OTce. Whitehall Bldg. Battery III
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GDD7ARm lDME

~ ~ = - - - y IL -
From Pliers - -. North River
LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN
rANPANIA -.... MAR % u 4 n
ETRj RiA...............M MAR. 80 8 A n.
5lHania. Aurii q Imbria ..... April II
ta-1n'a. .-.. April . Campanla. April -
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RAILROADS.
! & 81 H- < EARrFORD r. r.

y 4, y. II. < HARTFORD X. K.
Trains depart from Grand Central station
A2d St. ana 4th Ave. as follows FOR
Boston via New London & Prov.-tts ;00.
+; 1000. * 1903 a NJ. = 20 20
Il OF. 81 500. - 300. 90
ssl2.U0 p. NJ: via Willu.antic-f's. Oi a.
NJ. T2-50 z, n: via Sp'd---i8-l% A. NJ
7 1900, 400. 'l1:O0 p NJ.
Wor ster g. Fitch Via FGtpsm. taos = p
Lakeville e. NoEf -4S:40 A. NJ. +3 81 p ID.
CT. Darlington. StockbrdGe Lenox. PITTS
neld-f4:5s ts.49 4 NJ. and 1881 T NJ.
Ticket ofaces al cCTaud Central StaLlgn
ana c125u. St also al c235. 1900 cl59A
3 way. GO Union Square. cis2 Fitth Avs..
Gas Columbus Ave. c649 Madisoa Ave,
CLOS W. 125th 81. @59s Third Ave- IN
Brooklyn. q court St. 40 Nostrand Ave,
$50 b way. .,
'Dany. Except Sundays Sstops at i25th
St xstops at 125th St. Sundays only
tParlo- Car Limited. Has dining car
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
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HATS.
ANTIQUES.

TINTYTEpSc OLD CURIOSITY SHOP,
LA4' +LA%@~@N - Incorporated.
B54 Fourth Avenue. between 10Th and Goth
SITS. New York.
Impcrter and dealer IN Fine OIL Paintings
Rare Old Portraits and Gems by the Old
Masters Old Jewels. Silver. Ancient Arms
and ArrIor. Works OF Art.
Announcements for assurances. SuTrogates
Court.
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% Ct. Corset Covers.

Womens low neck Corset Covers-Nain~
soOk-front % one or two deep lace In
Eertings-rthbon Tun-baCS and armholes
also IaCs trim d-au sizes.
IimiI-Thres-
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= Ct. Frercn F,oRsrs.

Large and Small Roses-Single OF In
punches OF three or sIX-with and withous
buds and foliage-SiIS. Velvet ard fua
M1sItn-every desirable coIorfng. includ-
tug the latest fancy shades.
Iinit-Three
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
[RODE1AE1 & co.
Investments, Business Chances

~ you have business fo- sale. or wan,
partner desire purchasing interest IN manu-
ldctuTlhg business, or have a business ~
any hlhd for sale. no matter where located
seld Us full particulars
List anv kind OF business with Us All
business handled on commission basis
We desire forming alliance with persons
~ means who have money 10 lend on good
security. or to advance on high grade man
ufactGTing and commercial business enter
pTlses RODMAN & CO. Cambridge Build
ItR $50 st. and 9Th ave. opposite Waldorf
Astoria
$4,000 BUYS 200 acres ~ exceptional
ignite coal land near y l. r. r. in
North Dakota. and IN close proximity 10
louristing town u 1900 Inhabitants. in
heart centre Of grain belt. Land Will bring
SO per aero for farming sold Ester ham
lner For particulars and repttd, call on
l'obMAN q CO.. Cambridge Bldg 33d
81 and 9th ave-. opposite Waldorf-Astoria
$4,000 cash and reticent. prudent 10Th
century business man 10 take interes. with
brokerage firm. Must be capable and Of
absolute integrity. salary $50 per week
These people have grand clientele. ROD
MAN & CO. Cambridge Bldg. SD st. and
OH ave. opposite Waldorf-Astorla.
We have client who owns a fine ranch IN
best grass country in United States. Wants
partner with $1,000: sheep and wool grow
ing industry; immense prpht range un-
limited. sheep men all over the world have
MADE fortunes from the sale Of their wool.
RopMAN * CO. Cambridge Building 33d
81. and 9th ave.
$500 buys best up-to-date restaurant
and oyster house in Pennsylvania town ot
60UUO inhabitants. Established II years.
IBID S2S. coo cash business last year. Pres
ent owner forced 20 sell on account Of other
interests RODMAN & CO. Cambridge
Bldg. Sd -. and 9th ave. opposite Wal
dOrf-AstUria.
A good opportunity for party with IS OOO
who desires going into Jewelry business.
Grand chance for active young man. For
particulars address RODMAN & co, Cam
bridge Bldg. 800 st. and 9TH ave. opposite
WaldoTf-Astoria.
$1,000 buys half interest in high grade
mercantile business. Most desirable loca-
ton on Broadway. Purchaser must take
charge Of accounts and collections. Splen-
did opportunity for up-tO-date business
man. RODMAN & co. Cambridge Hdg.s
33d ST. and 9th ave. opposite Waldorf-As-
tOria.
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave y. x. Barclay. Christopher, W. 23s
Sta
W. A. h--for Binghamton and Elrnira
S20.co A. A'-Eor Buffalo. Chicago and 81
Icufs
sl.so 2. M-fcr Buffalo and chicago.
100 z. M.-tof Scranton and Plymouth
rsc-lS u ~. For Buffalo and ChicsGO.
80 Z. M.-tor Bunelo. Syracuse. tthAcas
'<.vs a. A.-Chicag0-Sles .sFs open ss7
y n
Tickets a. lss. 90. l1ss. 1855 Bros1aay.
.N-s 1cs Fulton ST. Brooklyn. sDtliy.
ff1cept Sunday. 1Lesges CbIistophsr 81
l.l0 r. u. NssxoAyA
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e Childrer's Silk ~. "a

Newest Spring Models in Eulb'd Or plain
SiIk-Full Null flares with ribbon or lac8
ffniSh-Lace or Net ruchss-satin ton
bows or Null PompOns-SizeS 10 ; yrs.
Lin.it-TW0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
$3.50 Girls White Dresses, 1875

Fine sheer lawns-heautif1I styles for
Confrmation--High and Dutch neck
Waists deliberately trim'd with laoes.
tucks and smby-Skirts with tucked
hounCes. or deep hens with tucks orr
emb insertiuE-6 to IA years-Lucky
the mother who gets this barEain-luciJe
the daughter who gets such a dress!
Ifmff-TwC.
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-. S. Table SIS. a6q

Good heavy German Linsn-hne satin
Iustre-CToth $40 size. dozen napkins
make fire Easter or Wedding Present.
Iimit-Ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

Oriental designs. principally red and
green effects-dining room size-3i 5x2i3
yds-wlthtn our recollection 50 low a
price for such rugs has never been known.
IImit-Ous.
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5 Be Tea cIoths az Scarfs. ga

Yard square Tea Cloths. 50 inch Squares
and 81 inch SCarfs-wide II. : hens and
elaborate borders and corners IN open
stitch Effects worth 81 - and 81 as.
Iluit--T'wo each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
$3.50 White Blankets.

Heavy White Cal Woof-ulnk and blue
borders-siik bound-11-4 size for double
beds-excellent for summer cottages. bs-
ing light and warm
Limit-Two pair
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LAWYERS.

A RELIABLE LAWYER gives immediate
assistance. all embarrassing ehtansle-
rnS1fs Family personal. business Difficult
ties. without publicity; Investigations quiet
". faithfil successful: absolute privacy;
advice free. Attorney. 81 Nassau, hooIn %O3
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RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
Time shown below lie from Liberty ST. sta
don Leave West 2Sj 81. 10 minutes earlier
except az noted by designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA TWO HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
5'12.l5. 100. mi.v0 m"e.vJ 90. $780,
S'leOV. 'II.OO. II.3G. moo. f"IU0
l-So. 40. 400. "4.OU. 1910, 5.3V.
m'6oo. 100. $50. 900. DlOSO P. a.
g'l2.l5 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-zoi.3 30
se0O isl0.O0. Ss12.o0 900. iS'4.OO.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4OO
S,4o A a., &l.0O. l-s0. ks.sO. d is. 800
y. A.. x6.l5. Sundays. $50 v.4U a. d.
ATLANTIC CITY-'s.S0 A. NJ. Gi.9o. kS. 20
L6AG BRANcH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
E4.O0. s.3O, 1l.50 A NJ, exl2 80 20,
81. -. $50. 8.30. Jl2.0l. Sundays. except
Ocean Grove. z4.OO 800 a. NJ. 400. $50
lime tables giving trains TO EAsroN.
BETHLEHEM, .ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK. WlLkEsBARRE, SCRANTON,
1sr-A4,l.N's, aAhhiSBUkG, POFIsFiLLE.
ALtLlAMsFoItI and All other points can
be obtained AT the following ofiices: Lab
cry -. LHest I'D ST. Tel, 3l4S Chelsea,
81 Asto Isl House 2+o. sS4 1900 1d54 B.oad.
Square wess, 279s 81 Av.. 100 West l25th
-. 20 Columbus AT.. New York: Court
St, S4s, SsS Fulton St. 40 Nostrand Az.
brooklyn: $50 Broadway. Williamsburg.
New York transfer co. calls for ana checks
baggage TO destination.
sbsily- fDaiIy, except Sunday. pSundays.
SFaflor cars only. mDining car. except
Sundays. zSaturdays only zLiberty 81.
o-ly. 1Dining car Sundays. 1DiHing car
daily. Prom West TWenty-thiTd street
s 81 * r. a.; g 80 7: H.. Jll.60 p. NJ
" g. BIZ BEs fIiSS N W G HOPE.
vics-Prss. & Gen. Mgr Gen PasI'r Agent.
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s. Yokes ana Csemisettas. -

Bariste with Point Venise Lace; also 7ns
Point Gaze. BRUCE. BABY Irish and FileE
regular prices 9s. 81 q and S1-A9
Liunit-TNVo.
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$3.50 Boys Refers. -.

Tan. Olive and GRAY Coverts-thres=
quarter 4ensth-sPIendidIv tailored fanOy4
or self cov'd buttons-seevs emblems-
"a TO 20 years
LimIt-Twu.
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DENTISTRY

M n q. PEREZ. 900 5th ave. cor. SD:
yuite eis: tel. Madison
Tactic Bridges a specially: also general den
fistry.
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High-Grade Table Linens Far Below Values

Offer suggestions
linens of beautiful texture look like
tOna handsome At prices quoted possibility
duplicating them when lot is soat
duties they will prices at which thew are
Highest Class Table DaaSkS Double Damask Pattern Cloths
Double exception dsnia unusual
ally firm high mrese to - % y q
strkingly handsome atlantic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Ia vELOCE Fast Italian Lire.
FOR NAPLES DIRECT
Nora America. March 20; Citta d lonho'
Mar. 2s Brasile (new Twin screw. apr =
,-at+, SD M Dining Room on promenade
DECK. BOIloGNEsI. HATFIELD 4 CO..
20 Wall -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

50 CT. Bath Fixtures. ....,...... SO
Best Nickel Plate-ss5nge Raoks-Paper
Holders, with attachment-SOap Dish con
feeO, Glass Holder (for waIN and Large
Towel Raclls-regular prices - and ga
Iiuit-Oue Of a kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

ADgERTIsEAEH- and subscriptions Cor
TIE Tribune received al their Uptown
oh.oe 30 1864 Broadway. between Seth
tno asth SITS. until o'clock o. IN. AdVer-
leenents received a. the following branch
eAQeH az regular ofice rates until o'clock
]. M VIZ 20 sth ave-, O. =. cor I'D 81
~ llh ave, cor. 18th st.: ~ East 18th st.;
-. West fsd 81, between IN and sth ayes:
~ West 18th 81; 1898 30 ave. between
t'iA and 3Ith Ets.; 1925 "a ave. near 0fsf
-; l70s lGt ave. near EDih ~: 1877 East
-%i2 az 20 IEe1Olt ave. GO 80 ave
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CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and children's discarded clothing
ane evening and street costumes, ieweiry,
bric-a-brac. furs, etc Mr.. or Mrs NJ
Natal T4S 9th ave. Tel. 6T0-Bryant
ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid for
slightly used ladies' apparel, evening ana
street gowns bought and sold Mae. ROSE,
sol ets ave. Phone. s2e7-lsQ3 Bryant.
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b q. = Dress MusI!ns. 90

Msrcarizad cords. with dainty overprfnt-
ings Of flower clusters and vines or ex-
Quisite moss rose sprays
Limits yds.
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Sd &. White Sc C.if'onettes. q

Beautiful silklike fabrics that wash like
linen. therefore IN great demand for Con-
frmatiou. Wedding and Evening Dresses
sold by others under another name at
90 and 30 cents
Limit-15 Yards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
,,ATIopv sTEANsuTp 90

Tickets 20 Texas, Colorado. Mexico New
Mexico, Arizona. California Georgia, Flor
ida Alabama, etc ALL OCEAN ROUTE
TO MIAMI PALM BEACH Fla etc tyia
Kev West) our booklet Pocket Guide
sree. IL u. RAYMOND. Gen. Mgr. 40
Front 81. X. Y.
e Cd LR @ p e % 5000 T9gF g..
North cape. Round World Japan. etc.
FRANK q CLARK. Is Broadway =. Y city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

Light weight COUtil-A warranted whals-i
bone Corset. with correct lines for obtain-l
Ing the small round waist ehsct-riohIY
trirn'd with lace and ribbon-sids and.
front Earters-alI sizes.
IEmit-Tvvo
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BALTIMORE 9. OHIO r. R
Through Dsi'y mains . ths wesL

sDaily.
Through Daily Trains % ths West
Leave New York CITY. a3d St Ifh'y So.
CHICAGO. PITTsBURG, $50 am 500 sn
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II 80 ann 1900 n n
SlI1sBGR9. CI4EyEED. $50 pm 400 pm
'ISBURG LIMITD.'' $50 pm : 90 pm
-. ~; LOUIS. LoUlsN.. 1l.b0 pm 80 am
- ~. LoDls. IoUIsYs $50 am 1e.00 am
Offices 2s5 fss. 1900 Broadway. Aston
nouss. lOS Greenwich ST., IS Union Square
49, ~; ~ GTSnd st. y. Y; gss Fulton ST.
DiSssAIynS West SSd 81. ana Liberty 81
Aher 2. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
tnc gun Information regarding trains. etc.
cen DC Obtained at Bureau OF Information
80. Chelsea ElSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
Easter Millinery
for
Women and Children

Our exhibit OF Trimmed Dress
Hats was never so beautiful. 49,.
While we are showing exquisite
styles from leading Partisan MILL
ners, those that New York experts
turn out are equally effective and
are likely to find quick buyers at the
moderate prices affixed.
Womens Dress Hats. -. 90 to 5000
Ready to Wears. -....----1 .9S 70 7.9S
Semi-Ready Hats ..-.-... .9S 70 4.9S
Misses Dress Hats. ~ 90 to 9. 9S
ChHdren's Dress Hats..--2. 9S TO Cos
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with following
Matchless Offerings For Tomorrow!
IS Ct. Black Taffeta Silks. I

Chiffon or rustic hnish-vear guaranteed
full % inches wide. &C.. Where else will
YOU ind such quality and width at such
a price,
limits yardA
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RED ~ LINE

ped ID" LINE
For Ia Guayra. Puerto Cabello, CuFa-
Gao and Maracaibo. Via Curacao, calling
also a. san Juan, p. r.:
= s. CARACAS. sat. March 30. noon
:. PHILADELPHIA. sat. April j.. noon
For Ia Guayra. Curacao. MaraoRibo:
e 8. MARACAIBO. sat. March %. noon
These steamers have superior accommOda-
tons ior passengers
BOULTON BLISS E. DALLETT,
General Managers. - Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

REKRUPc-kEERIckN LINE.

SpeCIaI TaSSengeT SeTNICe.
PLYMOUTH -CHERBOTR G-HANBTR
-s7Aueriks. Mar. u Aunerika. ..... Apr. -
- rs uecher Apr. n Ieutsch and. Apr 20
= -FKaisern Apr IS, Bluecher.. May .
NJ
~Grr Room tGymuaEiuIn. sPaim Gar
Den. sRlrz-Carltou Restaurant Electric
T3gf1Ha
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So Ct. Worsted Mixtures. 81

Also known as ''Yankee Hornespuns -
Light Spring shades. with a sprinklinE Of
color. extremely effsctive-56 inches wide
WHO buys these viii never regret il.
Liuit-I2 wards.
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f1.o5

Special Purchase High Grade Tapestries
An unexpected pOssessOrs
Of OF
10
EALF VALUE AND LESSl
Our prices
0unlif se =, TG 81 d to 500 40 3.0S
remarkably
a ns.
possible probable coverings
fail goods High quality and designs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
81 Ct. En6'1 P!ouacings.. -. q

Sheer. firm Swiss FIounciugs-1S inches
vfde-in this seasons newest floral, Eve
let. Convent and other sffects-no ofIar--
ing 20 equal this Is likely 20 occur later.
Iimit-10 viA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

2 r. Tickets. hotel accommodations and
general Information about foreign navel.
Travel iers' checks COOS all over the world
OFFICE - BROADWAY. \. =.
Phone 1900 Rector Piers. Foboken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
q G. V7tlte Dress Tirers.. !

Excellent quality for Woruen's Suits and
Skirts and Chiidren's Russian Dresses.
yard vide
Limits yds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

A good opportunity for party with IS. 600
who desires going into Jewelry business.
Grand chance for active young man. For
particulars address RODMAN & co. Cam
bridge Bldg 33d st. and 9th ave. opposite
WaldoTf-Astoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
oDERs. DERErCKs 6 FLAG POLES.

$50 Orange St. New
Portland Ladder Co,
stoge ladders IN world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

For the Above No Mail Telephone Orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
80 Wo'n's Srk Pettfcoafs. e

Extra fue Taffeta Silk-blacIs and colCrF
plain and shaded-graduated accordluEr
founcss, with pinked double ruchss-silIx
dust rlffie-lengths 40 10 42.
Limir-Oue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

.i~f fE-t 2 71il-tl 81 : il r.
TO GTBRALTAR-NA PLF7S GENOA.
FHauhBrg ...-. Mar 20 MAJ T. june Il
-M1'fFe ..-...--A pr % MAY IS. July ?
'Has Gs.l Room. fHas Gymnasium.
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$4.9s Women's Net Waists. q.

A dainty model with round yoke OF Val. /
lace inserts and Point Venise-bodice with
double holero in lace inserts and shiTTin-
Silk hued-AlI sizes-Whits only
Liuit-Two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

r-.r,r..--.,- 5CalItng also Al GENOA
= MAJ Mar. - eSOcn. May is
s4Al0NIA April IL Noon: May 80
EANNDNIA .-.---.- MAY . Noon: June 30
tEhNON 81. BROWE, Genl Agent
y - state ST., opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

For Porto Rico
Steamships or the RED p LINE viii
ta4 from Per IL near Wall 81. Ferry.
EIooAlyn for san Juan direct. as follows:
$ s. CARACAS. -.-.-. sat March 30 noon
= PHILADELPHIA sat. April Is. noon
For freight or passage apply 20
BOCLTON BLISS e. DALbET-,
General Managers. 80 Wall ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
Twin Screw Passenger Service.

FLYMOUTH--1 FIERBOCRG HAMBURG.
F-eioria.-...N Mar. L Naldersee. 5000 Apr. C
Patricia. sos. Mar. - Batavia. Apr. 12
pennsylvania Mar. 80 Pretoria. .......- apr. p
Ella utIrg direct
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15

Socialism is justtaable where abso- lutely necessary to protect rights by virtue of the controlling power of the last principle above. Where necessity exists not socialism is unjusHfable as violation of the former two princi.. ples, and here is where Karl Marx was weak and economically immoral
 Or, put it another way: Socialism is government plus business, and is jush- liable or not according to circum- stances.
 When the police affiliate with law. breakers, the results depend upon wherethe emphasis is placed. If the criminal part is the end and the other a means, graft and violation of rights are the outcome. If the law is the end and the other just a means of finding evidence, then order and protection of rights results.
 So, fl profit is the chief end of the union of government and business, we have special privilege, the violation of rights, aibsolutism for outcome. If law is the end and business is indulged only as necessary, then the outcome is protection of rights, democracy. The latter is justifable socialism, the oth- CT unjustifable, and the fight of the time is between two forms of socialism, or between right and wrong.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15

c. H. Redfield rode very fast over the snow with his well-bred black pacer Weona. Messrs. Redf1eld and Cook had several good races that were called the best of the afternoon by some of the spectators.
 Harry Brusie had fast young horse recently purchased, according to sev- eral statements.
 Dr. w. H. Grove, with his trotter Sam F., showed considerable speed in several fast brushes with other trot- ting horses.
 Charley Waterhouse had his stylish pacer hitched to fine sleigh.
 Walter A. Clark was noticed with his fast horse Domino,
 Henry S. Lancraft drove over the road several times with his good pair of well-bred roadsters.
 James Lacey, of Crown street, was among the fast steppers with his reli- able race winner, Miss Frances, with a record of 2:19 IA.
 Frank Fowler drove horse that is credited with considerable speed.
 H. l.. Dickerman showed a fast gait with his valuable stallion Red Sover- eign, 2;161-2,
 Frank Palmer and many others were noticed during the afternoon
 One of the valuable trotters that was noticed on the drive was Orissa Aller- ton sired hy the Wilkes trotter Aller- ton, 2:09 IA, darn Maria Orissa by Bar on Wilkes, 2:1S, sire of 131 standard performers. The style and gait of Orissa Allerton, owned by I. G. Richey. was much admired by the horse fanci- CTS and other spectators,
 Similar speeding may be expected on Goffe street this afternoon, provided the sleighing is good enough for the snort
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WITH THE LEGISLATURE.
Reports Received on Many Matters of
 New Legislation Proposed.

Reports Received on Many Matters of
 New Legislation Proposed.
 Hartford, Feb 14.-The members of the house engaged in lively discus sion to-day over the New Britain bank situation, and the names of several pos sible candidates for bank commission CTS, in the event of any change in that office, were brought forward. At the opening of the session resolutions to pay the expenses of the contest of Ste phen Boucher, of Bridgeport, in place of Thomas Boudren, were sent to the committee on house expenses. Many committee reports came in. The com mtttee on claims reported favorably on the resolution to pay the funeral ex- penses of David H. Robbins; to reim- purse Ansonia for military tax of 1902, 1903 and 1904.
 Unfavorable report was received on the resolution to pay the funeral ex- penses of l., Henry Lord, his family having paid the expenses and not wish ing aid from the state.
 Favorable reports came from the committee on banks to amend the charter of the Citizens Savings bank Iof Stamford, and on accepting the re- port of the building and loan commits sioner; from the committee on finance authorizing the city of Ansonia to is- sue bonds; authorizing the town of Chatham to issue bonds.
 The following resolutions were sent to the judiciary committee:
 Appointing Walter H. Clark assistant judge at Hartford. Martin J. Gray judge of the Stamford city court, Ed win l. Clark judge at the Berlin court. Henry W. Barber judge at Farming ton, Benjamin H. Hewitt judge at sto- nington, Edward J. Garvan judge of the city court at Hartford, William H. Comley judge at Bridgeport, and Elbert
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0. Hull deputy judge of the city court at Bridgeport
 With that the house adjourned until Tuesday
IN THE SENATE.

Hartford, Feb A. In the senate to- day number of favorable reports were received, including the following:
 Authorizing the city of Waterbury to issue paving bonds; the town of Portland to issue bonds; accepting the report of the controller on unclaimed deposits in savings banks; on the, sub stitute bill permitting the National Fire Insurance company to amend it's charter; appointing trustees of the Ba- con academy extending the time of the Union Trust company, of Greenwich: providing for the payment of the fu- neral expenses of John T. Fitts; ap- pointing trustees of the Connecticut Agricultural college; paying the fu- neral expenses of Thomas P. Tobin.
 Unfavorabe reports were received on the resolution to reimburse the Kil- borne & Bishop company for certain damages, and on the resolution irnpos- ing a penalty of $25 on anybody flarbor- ing an unlicensed dog.
 The senate voted $175 in payment for the pocket manual arranged by Will liam H. Taylor.