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New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
NEW HAVEN ELECTRIC TRAINS RUN.
Better Time May Be Made Under Ne"
Motive Power-Cleaner Trains Too.

TIE nov. electric service between this city ana
Port Chester on th. New York, New Haven d
Hartford Railroad was opened yesterday morning
much 10 the satisfaction OF commuters VINO ar
vel pleased al the passing Of the steam iocolho
tive service The first electric train left PORT
chester . 5-Z2 clock
Fifty residents who wanted 10 be able TO say
hat they rode the first electro tram lIoii ma
city to New York boarded the cars
Conductor Joseph Keeton and Engheer Jdi'ie
SeQua mad charge of tie TRAM ana ftea"d i4he
assistant rnotorrnan James Linnen fH"etor anu
Requa are two ~ the oldest men IN point ol -
gioe on the road A G Atwood, super ln'eio'.i u
electrical engineer was a passenger on the tai;4.
ma tie Westinghouse concern was represented %
D. :. Christensen and T.. Heinz. of this ci'-' -
attempt cut down IN" "'u u'i-i- ~ . .
tine but il was noticed that although 'he H8i"
s1ade longer stops al the stations SiNiil~ pa
gers plenty of time TO alght O. get on o"'ru' m ~
irsin kept tp easily TO the old schedule the, ihe
I'D running fir,a between Port Chester and TINS
city forty minutes. and IL Is i'eI4eNeu ms
ss FedUced - less han thirty minute Ni4H -.
-er s,s{e,, ALsen,. of coal cinders anl sooty
ca1f Is a-.ci.atad by commuters
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN OHIO.
Nav York Woman Sister to MarkoWltz
Family, Involved in Dayton Killing.

ravton Ohic Aug 5-Anna MarkoWitz a jew
isb girl lies strangled TO death at the county
,,org,e and att the hospital mortally wounded,
hos ahraham Gordon. young travelling man
from, Indianapolis. Held on suspicion by the au-
,borities at Dayton James, Jacob ana Bertha
Jarkov,ltz brothers and sister of the dead girl
Abraham Gordon. sometimes known as Coh'h'
,..nt walking on Sunday with Anna Marko"ltz
au1 her Younger sister, Bertha. near the National
soldiers Home. They had walked 20 ii lonely spot
when according to Bertha. who rushed GREATNESS
and terror stricken TO the Soldiers tiohle' d
highvaymnn slipped unheard behind Gordon ana
etT,ck him with a blackjack. Gordon, she sald.
turned about and he did so the highwaymah
shot him in the stomach. AS Gordon feI she say =
tho man made a dash for herself and sister. She
ran In terror leaving her Older sister Anna 10
her fate. ,, ss
= The Sheriff and a posse, which formed fouht
f.ordon almost dead and of the path the oody %,
~. eir1 living in the weeds. There were evidences
or a fearful struggle and al assault Inc EHl
y,ae dead from strangulation.
U~,o 1IsrkoWtZ brothers and Bertha called at fo-
1oo ITeadouarters later TO hear what had been
Iaa,nad about the crime They are said 10 nave
d,nitt-d HAT their mother objected 10 Eofooh s
a,+a,+Ions to Anna. The brothers would NOT delY
,b,t ,bex had followed Anna ana Bertla INTO 'le
,.oo4e when they went with Gordon
Circi,nati Aug 5-The Markcwitz family re-
.a,+Iy moved to Dayton from Covlngton. NY A
s;ster Is Mrs Max Adams of No 1893 College ave
,,re York city.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
OUES DUTY TO TE4CHERS.
DR.. MacCracLen Says Tnireraties
Should Cater Less to the Rich.

Chancellor Henry NJ. MacCracken declared yester-
day in an address before the summer school Of
the New York University that il d university's
frs; duty 10 supply the needs of public school
teachers rather than 10 cater 10 tho undergraduate
sons OF the rich, with view to building up large
endounents
New York university. said the chancellor. no
les. than three Of them have been organized upon
call Of teachers OF public schools to serve
teachers Not OF these faculties is the creature
have accrued great honor farsghted
large minded phi!anthropst But not a dollar has
been received for any Of them which has been
laboriously solicited by either the university Of
ficers or he womens advisory committee
About four hundred teachers and students OF the
summer school attended the special meeting on
University Heights yesterday which was held in
honor of the United States Commissioner Of Edu-
cation. Elmer Ellsworth Brown who came 10 the
university 10 deliver four lectures education
subjects In the exercises welcoming him TO tae
university both Chancellor Mactracken and James
L Lougls. director OF the summer school. SPOKE.
Continuing his address Dr. MacCracken said that
the universities OF this country must stop calling
the half million more teachers common school
teachers with slur the word common. The
university which cares for the body Of teach
ers. he said, 'confers Incompatible benefits upon
our nation ] admit that the other policy OF oh
tanning multitude Of Undergraduates and among
them the sons % the rich. ana OF catering to
their tastes. builds up endo~menis more surely
But patriotism commands to give aid 20 the
men and women whom rests the Weighty re
sponsibility % ass;milatiug the children of the
millions of immigrants who come TO us each year
When ! heard from the principal Of thousand
children. made Il notable success Of
downtown school. the declaration. All that I have
accomplished more than what is ordinary Is du"
TO my study OF pedagogy in New York University.
I had the highest satisfaction that comes TO
university worker.
More than university is today IN great dan
ge- being misunderstood A few
mates giving to certain universities millions of
dollars. These universities In danger Of being
reckUned The purchased servants = a narrow caste
The and efficient way escape this suspicion
f1eE hon GF Et. .
Jndergra duates. who make end of trouble. and
0 devote their money and energy 70 giving instr
iion and Inspiration to the public teachers through
out the land In a word let the university cease
largely the Improbable few md rather
serve the productive and Industrious many
Commissioner Brown spoke briefly the Work
Expert" He said that the expert in every
line was coming be recognized more and more
every day. Director LouEh described the work of
the summer school in the past and promised that
rext year the students would have moro and larger
ciormitorles and better dining room facilities
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
TAKANAsSEE HOTEL IN COURT.
Order in New Jersey on Application Saying
Owning Company Is Insolvent.

4, order was signed by Nc"-C Chanceilor Howell
I'm Newark yesterday compelling IN" bf'eI
1,.1,,, ,'or7parv. owner Of tn" Tallahassee H"tei.
-. ~, End Long Branch. 20 show cause on Al
r,,s, u why it should not he adjuds"d insov"nt
ND receiver appointed Tho order operates as
an injunction preventing the c'h'Pa"f S''"- "
---.. ,-1.or,,
The application vas mad" by Att"rhe> 'r'n', ,., a.
Robert H. McCarter. representing J"ih l. '''','.
- Newark who puf in steam heating p''t.t
~oe.i,r g 20 Road only $500 has hten Ia'l
IN him Read. his petition. SAYS that a hfS'
,no-,gace of $4,000 the hotel property "tS 81
rsrrad for with the Fidelity Trust 'orlanE- ana
:, ras subsequently, transferred :" tn" ff"1'hut'
1rs,rance Company. Tn" latter. u is aI't'".
ta,ts q second mortgage Of $500 II is further
Ia H.. ar = creditors meeting IN July & when
:, y.ae learned that SIS 464 Cue for work ana
materials q third mortgage Of $4,000 in favor OF
Tobn W SloCum. trustee for certain 'f'u'''iS' was
negotiated. Read saws that thus mortgage wa an
;IIegal rrefarrneut. Much OF Reads Work was zone
in a pgwerhouse adjoining the hotel ! ne sic "i
the pow rhouse is owned by Judg" Nl'ouf a liiS
le, Of the Circuit Court. who is treasurer OF tle
realty company.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
BAIL For PETERS S1O, ,OOt
L. 1. x. r. President ArTcstS HIM
self and Goes Before Coroner.

Ralph Peters. president of the Long Island Rail
road, arrested himself yesterday charge OF
CRIMINAL negligence When he learned that there
was a warrant ont holding him responsible for
the death Of DT. Edward Gallagher and Miss Helen
Madigan last month he waited in his office all
morning TO he arrested. f:ie liberty was not i'm
paired during the morning. he sent word to Cor
oner Ambier that he was waiting TO he served
with the warrant. The coroner sent back word
that II Ny. Peters wanted be arrested he would
have 20 come to the COroners Office himself About
noon Mr.. Peters placed himself under arrest and
went 10 the cOroner's Office. He took along his
counsel. James henneY and Edgar NJ. Smith. Cap
tain Casey Of the Jamaica precinct met him at the
train and all strolled up the Corouer's office,
police. bail in $1,000 for Mr. Peters.
DR.. Gallagher and Miss Madgan were killed at
st A1hans on July q. when the Amagansett eN-
press smashed their automobile. The crossing
il unprotected by either fagman or gates. There
is sign which Is visible from the direction
in which the autom pbile coming. After the
inquest Coroner's jury held President Peters and
James a McCrea. general manager of the road
responsible fo- the accident. The coroner went 70
Nj Mc('reas office In Long Island City. last week
and served the warrant. held court and accepted
SIo.aD bail right there. the general manager
would have leave his desk President feterS
away his vacation at the lime
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
BIRTH OF AMERICAN SHIPBUILDING
It's Three -Hundredth Anniversary Cele-
brated at Bath, Me.

Bath. Me. Aug. The city OF Bath assumed To-
day an honor belonging to the small town OF Pop
l,aD and celebrated the 3poth anniversary of the
birth OF American shpbuilding IN a manner more
extensive than would be possible for the town. The
first launching in the United States took place at
Popham beach. when the plnhace Virginia l'e
-.,aI,,., ~ the disheartened members OF the Pop
nam colony Sid down the crude ways TO the ocean
Tie programme for the day included recep-
-for Of distinguished guests by committees, re
ceution Of American and foreign warships bal
loon ascension. reception TO the officers or the
American and foreign warships "hlch VIII take
,ar in the ceepra tions. and automobile tour OF
the city ..--, l,,--. -, =,
Ar The Winter Street Congregational Church this
,.ar,re r. which Mayor Hughes presided in the
>,.sance az Governor Cobb addresses were made
-, Ex-Governor Joshua l.. Chamberlain. of Port
land: state Senator Harold M Se"aIl OF Bath. ana
-.,---,as y Allen Of Dresden The city was brill
sTI,- illuminated during the evening, and the dark
,-,aters az the Kennebec were hghted by tho glare
q aozens of poaf-es along its banks.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
HIGHWAYMEN ATTACK WOMAN.
Beat and Rob Her as She Returns Home
from Church

Detectives from the Adams street police station.
Brooklyn. searching for the highwaynan who
brutally attacked Miss Alma Pr1nSle of No ~
Tillary street on Sunday night at Clinton Full
ton streets Miss Priugle is in serious condition,
the blows OF A blackjack having caused conCussiOE
O he brain. She returning from the services
ST. AIMS Church. on Columbia Heights. shortly
after 2 O'Clock when she attacked by man
apparently about thirty years old and feet
inches in height.
He stunned Miss Pringle with blow the
head As she fell a second Wrenched her
purse from her hand and srrangled her into
consciousness She was found by two neighbors
and taken home Or. Wike. who attended her,
reported the attack the Adams street police sta
.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
TWO womeu BRING MARRIAGE PROOFS.

-xo women. each carrying marriage certnc:ite
aIc q EL-s,n., baby appeared Ia ihe Essex Marker
c9uft yesterday afternoon 10 press q c,.ii
fisanv against Louis Nalpi9. ot No -i- fsast 81
Mare. str.at s.ve she lag three more Children at
Ao,fe and ;he d~feuls.nt is'ft.s ielIFf- ~
L-arr.aze certificate showed tn@t toy were M
rttd rrc Gears Ego in t'ty H:Il ~ an aineI-
haan. Ire seco;,a wife says H. name Nts itcNp
smith uain October. li.2. VIXEN she Was hia.'
!" the deferaant by Rev. q j.. t!iiTii. = j.
in the CI-cf of 81 I.-tiatils Ioyola. Bot .go7sie
We also anxiou1 put an c.i1iee ci IN
s-l15ni; N4s.s.i., - 4 Russian jew, Wa '''
FAa-i.aaei"n a.. Il!-. sl.oVo U-I. I0i ihS
xIe-a s-xA.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
OBJECT TO KANSAS QUESTIONS.
Standard Oil and Harvester Companies lake
Action in Antitrust Suits.

Topeka. Kan. AUG. 5.-Atorneys for the STAND
ard on company and the International HaTN'S'e'
o-or7ranv filed objections with the Sta'" 7"p' en-
..,,,rt ,o-dev to questions recently asked hy the
,.,,.,- General % Kansas in the state suIf%
,no-p-n. these companies with violating tn" Kan
sss antitrust law .,,
Tho STANDARD CU Company AYERS thaf u IS WI
f-,v 10 answer the questions but asserts tlat t'E
are unconstit utioual- 49,.
Tho harvester company = making Us hEh' OF '-
,,,s,irutionaitv az the law and objects I" an
.u-a-,rr glcRtIsns
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
MAYOR OF JUAREZ INDICTED
Supreme Court Prefers Charges of Snug
gling-CaIl for Federal Troops

FL Paso. Tex, aug 5.-The Supreme Federal
Court sitting in Juarez to Investigate smuggling
operations preferred charges yesterday against
Mayor SiVanO MontenlayoT. who disa ppeared last
Monday. for smuggling twenty cars wheat If
convicted h is liza bic duties and penalties
amounting to 5000 and he sentenced to
twelve years Imprisonment. Other charges much
more serious pending against Nontemay yor.
There is al ateTnent of puplic excitement. and
has been found necessary TO call for reinforce
Inent federal troops guard the prisons.
and seized property
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
coal aoAps FILE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Philadelphia. Aug. ALI the anthracite carry
ing railroads and coal companies against whlch
..,i+s were brought by the government IN the
ITn;t.d states Circuit Court in this city. on the
cround that they form combination IN violation
e &c 60 sherman antitrust law, have filed formal
,..,o,ladpmeut of the suits. as required by the
an ~ time for filing appearance expired to-
day The defendants have unt the nrst Mohday i
ufA' ,tar,,.er tn make formal answer to the bill
o@ COMPLAINT.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
EAEByHC- HC-ANERlCAN ->LH5

TWIN SCREW EMPRESS AND PASStsN-
GER SERVICE
Plym0-t1-CAerb0u~G ~G-a1-- . E-rg
f-Kafserla. Aux :. = AN -4An.' Latnl Aug =
WaIdersee Aug. 10. e AM ~p'ts-hr AUG =: -
'Rluecher. II. 8 AM Pretoria. Aug. ..
P'Sylvania Aug III An +fi\ str-E'o)>e'-- .
Among special features uI these 'rsNe.A
are: Grill Room. Gymnasium. Palm caro- n
Ritz carlton Restaurant. Elevators, Electric
Baths New.
TO OGIBRAITAR-NA -NAPLES-GENDA-
fHamburg Aug. 13. noon: sept. -. Nov ~. -
f'MoItke. Sept 3 PM. oct 70. Nov -
Has Gril Room. FHas GynnasIun
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

tic Central Railroad OF New Jerseys steamer
..urv Park. which recently net with mishap IN
:. -, pfver has been fully repaired and Will
- ;-.r ,,Iaca to-day In tie regular summer
t-i,,,a of the cornpany's Sandy HOOK boats max
g. her first trip from West <2G street North River
H.7-.lo ~ ", ara ? p tro-a the company's
- Cedar street.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
eompaNY TO BUILD WESTERN RAILWAY

praoon Trunk Line, II IS reporteu, VIII soon
..o-,o,.ted by Seattle men, TO build a railway
a. fror, the Dalles to the Bend In Oregon. at a
IN. I'M. 81 about So 5Do0o0 The company it is said. is
independent of both the Hhl ana f1arrIi'ih III
tor
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

cfrvIa insertions cents per line SIX
,aer words seven times consecutively. 81.
,yhi-b entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for period Of fourteen days n
To TriJune's Directory OF Desirable
Rooms Write for circular
Full information concerning these rooms
ma, he had free ~ charge, at the Uptown
Df3re % The New York Tribune. 1854
Er,alwav between 36th and 3Tth sts-
cfS', ST 2O4 E.-Nicely vanished large
rooms, all couyeniences: excellent table.
reasonable.
,,-TH ST 272 EAST Room convenlences,
good location. adjoining library board
onrtonal. private family. telephone Esch.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Mo, auY MIDLAND STEEL PLANT

IT, r.nort that the United States Steel Corpora
-. e. about TO purchase the plant of the Midland
s,esI Company, near Pittsburg, was denied yeste-
Jay l,,- an officci of the latter company and was
discyedited by Steel Cooperation interests IN TINS
c.ty.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
kEERTCEN LINE Egg% ,,Is ;'5gr =, 3; 20 ! ! n #

EFERTCENLTNE Er%m I'm ,ier Il, a!3o i3 \ =. n. n
PLYMOUTH -CHE;RE G-SCUTHAMl'l loS -,
NeW Iork....RUE fo.Ptilad'tu;fa W. ~
ST Louis. Aug. Il 81. Paul. r,l'. Hls. 81
RED STAR -LTE "a f',I \. i.
NEW YORK DDVEH-A>,T\VF F;I;F- -
X inland Aug 10 Gao AN Finland. Aug- -
Zeei Aug. 11.1U-2"AN Naderland Nus, "i
VILE S-Atl -4I1 a['.2 ~ Z e
NEW YORK -Q'NSTOWN IVERPOOL
Baltic. Aug =. : l. u "Ceitic- Aug. =
'CedT!C. Aug. IJ.y.;O M Arabic Aug. ~
PLY Mo I'll -Cli tsftf} SOUTHAMPTON
Majestic. Aug. :. Ia An -Tcutorlr- Aug 81
stAdT tic. Aug u = go ) NJ "bceaI re-. AUG. =
New. -. ne1 IONS has Elevator
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and "Hand
NEW YORK AZORES MEDIT RANEAN
''RETi'- sept p. noon. Nov : Dec. u
'REPl ELI'. oct -. Nov. 20. Jan -
BOSTON AZORES NEDITEItRANEA\-
sCA\oFi'. AUG. 1". II An. oct . Nov lf
PAssFNGl;EF GTFlro.r,' a. o . rRo&HwAY.
Freight ofher Whitehall Bldg. Rajt"ry I-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
B0 s L ONl AEH. ANn r.2GIr r95NTs sx6 y

D O s U O % AER AER f95NTs E2G1sS6' -
/ ALL RIVER LINE va Sewpor- and Faii
RIVER I've. Plev 10. Y r.. fl. Warren 81
week Gays and sundays. 5.3O ?. NJ Strs-
frfSciila and PuriJ3T. Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE. Tor Providence; Bos
ton. East ana North. Lv. pier u. y. R, y.
Murray st, week DAYS only. 8 r NJ Sit7'
Providence and Pilgrim. Orchestra on sacn.
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Rsdfr.H'
No7f's Hole. Na-tha's Vineyard. Nan-
tuCket, NdttapoiseJt Marion and other
points on cape Cod. ~ Pier 40. y X. u
Clarkso1 81. week days only. 6 p. VI Str'-
Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE. for New London. bIock
Island. Norwich. Watch Hill NarrdgHnsttI
Pier. NorCeste7. Lv. Pier 40. y. r. Y
tiarksnn -. week dGvS only. : ? "
Pier 40 Z r.. ft = 22T st. ESQ Z NJ
ALSO DAYLIGHT TRIP Mondays. Pier 80
\ r. 10 \ NJ; r. F.. 22d St. lO:45 a NJ.
Strs- Chester W. Chaplin and City OF LoWeI..
NEW HAEEN LINE. for New Haven ana
North Lvs Pier %. Z. r. week days 80
+. " e sundays. $50 4. NJ I've foot tas'
22t ST eek days. 300 =. " Sundays'
1000 : NJ Sundays due New York OF re-
turn. 300 r. " Str. Richard Peck co
Tickets and staterpoms al 2i5, 6'S. llSV
l2oo and 1854 broadway. ~ Union So: IS-
Fisfn Ave $40 Madison Ave. 245 Coilin-
hrs Ave. 1O5 ". fc5th st. 2I9S Third Ave
and a. Piers New Work
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
ouE STRIKE PRACTICALLY ENDED.

4,,,l,,.r Mimi Aug. 5.-The strike Mesaba
,,a.,oa = practically Il thing Of the past Nearly
;, f ~. mines are in active operation this morn
inc and there has been no slsh OF an! uoupis.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
GEmTRan Elm1s0H Linn.
no.RD AND ROOMS WANTED

BUSINESS iatv seeks room aud part ot
ro,,4 ra- 81 weekly. with quiet fineTi-
ran rsr.u,. downtown Io"7tion preferred; /;
-era-.---e- .-veranEed. Address A r. RoE
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
min nnMsN.rN LIME

DAILY SERNI' F.
For jamestown Exposition Dld Point
Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth, Pirn"r's
Point and Newport News. Va. connecting
for Petersburg. Rtchmond. Virginia Beach.
Washington. u. e. auG entire South aad
West.
Frcicht and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 2G. \. r. foot of Beach 81. every
week day az p, NJ
" /. WOODROW. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Mediterranean Service.

GLE -NArLEs-GENOA. AT II AN:
X Luise.....Auc. 81 X Iuise ....- Oc;. :,
\ Albert Sept * AIbe-t.----p oct II: \.
'Neckar. Sent. - 'NecI..s~-.-.- oct :"
'LmItS Genoa
From Bremen rfsrs. I'd & t.h Ste. Hoboken
NORTH GERMAN IIDNE TRN' El-i.f-t
EHEENS GOOD ALI. OVER THE NotSrI5-
Ot-l-HIttIS d co No = IsroaGVa>. y
Louis IL. Meye- 1915 Walnut st. l'hi'a-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

FINER CudtlttSS or HFSEN
Ell the above articles
spCndingly reduced
r-etty Articles 90
-c-e Decoration
Technically known rs Art Enbro;d-
cries. are included n August Sale
offerings. AT prices now quoted.
they are no longer luNUrieS-
RJ-Y NOW.
Cushion slips tapestry corners with
rssseIs-IS inch worth "a. ---...--. ! -
Six Iamhrequins-2i Nds long
host styies-draw string for
draping-vOrth So -. .-.--.- J ~
Embossed Nnire Sf.N LaubreQUins-
white cream and Nile-2lz yds- long
heavy knotted silk frinse-
worth S39S -.-..--.--.------- ---.-- - ~
Sateen IaubreQuins-2i7 yd.-forai
border-tasssl frfnge-Special- -----.- 9S
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
4 EcCSi1g Sale @
Coed Sears

The kind that have a household
rPputatiOn-a list that tells IT'S own
StOry-BTY NOW.
Munyon's Witch HaZeI-usUaIl- 10
White Csstiie-G o. cake-uSualIy .. ,
Babeski1-3 cakes-gsual-y p. .... 10.
"a fTte:f0 >7ap=- wa red
Witch -tiIycerina- Honey
PaiuI--Oatr1 1ea1-F-IdAr FfoUe--
Turkish Rarh--sEUlarIy ; cents. seq. 2
Cor,I Iorsis 6Ssyo1 du Japan 4cszss : rs-
Almond Meal ...-..-..........S 3 cake. Rcr
E-Eca- yptUS -..--.....- .-.--..---.3 2 CaSes g
Regularly = and = Csr-S
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BW DaV0igLhI7


FniaJlal Steamers 'TENDRIcH gu sO%:
''%I;W YORK - ALBANY and MARI
IOWEII--' of The Hudson River Iay Line
fastest and finest river boats in the woEtc.
~. Rea1 Down Ar Read p
: ". a VI. N. D'y ex.S'n.A-M. NJ M
500 .---- :. B' hIyn AuneS.f ! 80 -.
SO 40 - Desb' es St.ll 40 500 3'UJ
300 iu:oJ 2.t0-. -42i St--1l-.u 3:3Vt 80
@:2u, lU:2O -,:-U. " 1-9th st. IL 10 $40 S:io
2:45 II :0c -..-. onNe-s ...... 4:3o 80
..... ..-.- 4 81 Hisld Fl.s.s:4ol - t-.-,,
1850 Il" SEQ vest Poirt.S:35l 2:5Ot 3.io
..... . 3 -, Cornwall. .S:10i -. 'I;-o
l2:25 1..0 : IL. New turEh.. 500 2:l5 o;oo
--..- ..... til. =. Ham h so -- 1900
-.--. .U::!c. NJ I:On. = 10 -.
1-l5+ 2:sH Ca Eo h erSie- 90: l-2Ol 4:lo
::lJ ....- Kingston Point. l.; 70 80.
.--.. ..... -. II IN stun. 500 49,. -.-..
= % .. t'atskfU .....I II 90 ....-
80 ..- .... Hudson $3.50. i0:4Ol...-
G.1Oi albany ..i S-3Oi .--..
= " 7 n = \ AN An. P. n
f'"rn'ctiHE with q. & W Ry-
Special trains o t'sts.siEi Mt resorts ana
Saratoga. and Easy connections 10 all points
East. North and West. Through tickets anu
baggage checked a. Offices OF n Il Trans
ter co Through rail tICrets between y y
@rG Albany accepted. Most delightful ere
hair and one-u1v outings to West Point,
N"vhurgh i'uuEhheePsi~. returning on
any down Day Uoac. Meals served az all
hours MUSIC.
STR WA3Y POWELL sfG sEovs columns
Perfect Afternoon outing Leave Desb'ses
s. 40 p II. connecting at W.s, Point with
STE. ALBANY De q ~ YES otSbsstra 4Sb ST. sts on
each steamer
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

Knives ard Shears
Don't judge qualities BY following
prices .-- These are August Sale
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS values
Buy NOW.
Knives and FOrES-hand tempered steel
bone ebony stag ha1dles-
set oc six each-WOrTh 81 81. --.-.-- QR
Dinner and Tea KDives-fineIy tempered
stseI-CeIIuioid handles
worth 81 I5-haIf dozen. 20
carver and FORKS inch sCimltar blade
stag hs=diss-yvor1h 81 so ------- %
DTessmakerS' Shears-'-ke-n Edge
hard forged-S 70 inch
value - Observation-Disclosures %
Razor Strops-Genuins Horsshide. .... %
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Houses and Room Houses.
FREE information as to
prices and localities.
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BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

NfANIrFA C"rI rRERs OF billiard and pool TIA
hies high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices Marx Bros. - Union Slllare-
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OCEAN STEaNzTE'S.
NORTH GEBMAN LLOYD.
Fast EXPRESS Service.

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DrrssMakISG AND MILLINERY

IT.. ati-. ssy,,in,- SHIRT waists: wishes en-
,,axmcnts ont by day; in private families:
- or country. Dressmaker care has
lam 3fI Wes: f2Jth st
DrFss.lAKING or plain sewing at hoIns, nsa
Nv .o'ored woman, Mrs Luckadoe' -''
West 124th st.
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Eve-v Blanket Exactly as Described
Nc K.sreyreserta.ian-An Prices Are fer Fairs
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