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New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
CLEAR TT STATE CAMP.
Soldiers Begin to Enjoy Their Er-
Dcy5cnces There.

Peekskiu y. y. June 4.-The wet disagreoable
weather which attended the l4th Regiment from
the time II reached the camp until this morn
ing has started considerable talk in the camp rela-
tive to the plan not start the camping season
so early II IS claimed that for years the first
regiment or two 20 occupy tho camp grounds has
experienced bad weather, and lost time by IT, be
SIDES being Inconvenience. II is claimed that r.
the latter part of June was set the first camp
ing week and then two regiments instead or one
orcl,riad the grounds. the result would be better
The 74rb is here this year because Il lost 4ot @"
+lD drill season at its armory for one reason an"
another but a whole day has been lost since II
came here and more may BE-. Yesterday ana sun
dav the men obtained no benefit from o'lhS mere
There is really no way TO make It up. Extra time
for the remaining days Will not serve because the
mon are tired and cross when it comes TO extra
duty and gain nothing.
To-dav was IS clear and braclrg as couId De oe-
sired This morning when the men were fouted
out they spread everything out TO dry. Ihe 'i''e-
riors of the tents were thrown open ana py mo
day everything was in good shape. The drl7 LIE III;
morning were gone through IN Eopa Si"P'' ~
oy,,.rd rnount was on the parade ground ior the
6rst time since the regiment came TO camp. -.
Tocre ,yas an entertainment TINS evening az nc
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION leHl ny - IL
l,ere of the regiment. on Thursday evening AZ me
same place there Will be an entertainment Dy TAI
ent from New YORK - d. ,,.~a ,oloreI
Walter b. Hochkiu Of the 22d ana ms IcElIneiiiI
odintant Captain Robert J. DAILY. Controller
%Jetz of New York went down to the city thls
morning TO attend some meetings ana TO 90 some
oficIaI business. He Will return IN the morning.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
HoBoKEN FAILS TO GET INJUNCTION
Newark Vice-Chancellor Rules in Favor of
McAdoo Tunnel Terminal.

Fice-ChancelloT Howell. in the Chancery Court
Newark. \. J., discharged yesterday the order TO
show cause granted by him in the Injunction pro-
ceedings instituted by the city Of Hcboken against
the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company. The
v1ce-chanceIlor refused TO interfere with the con
strrction Of a terminal for the McAdoo tunnels.
which. Hoboken objected, interfered with TWO pub
lie thoroughfares, Ferry street and Hudson Place.
IN his opinion he said in part:
An Injunction to stop the work At Ferry street
so called, would not stop It; il has been already
accomplished. Besides, at that point the Supreme
Court has taken Jurisdiction Of the real contro-
Nersy. the title TO the land. and Il would be i'm
possible for this court 70 seize jurisdiction
attempt 10 deprive the Supreme Court Of il.
At Hudson Place the situation is much the same.
The proposition on the part of the complainant
IS that this court shall interfere by its writ Of
Injunction 10 stop the progress Of a great public
work which VIII deny viii be the greatest
possible benefit to the complainant in this suit.
70 DO so this court would on preliminary motion
Re obliged 10 hold for the plaintiff under the gen
eral railroad law, a proposition which to me
70 be quite plain authority FOR Of public high
way in the manner I'm which the defendants are
using Ferry street and Hudson Place.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
F1AMMER ARGUES SONS CASE.
Ex-Magistrate Says Special Sessions Has No
Jurisdiction Over Auto Speeders

Ex-Magistrate Flammer YESTERDAY appeared tl-t :"
the Court of Special Sessions OF Queens borousn
t,+,,, IN Jamaica. as counsel for his own son.
1.du,ard F. FIammer of No. A7 west lozd street
Ntanbattau. and argued for half an hour against
the trial of his sons case by the Court u Tl''"
% oiIe l' ~ 1,a,ices O'Keefe Wilkin and Forker
boord him with amazement, as he presented an
entirely new argument-that the jurisdiction IN
automobile speed violation cases was Ve9'eu ltoe
trotes He gave as his authority an ordinance
nassed bv the Board OF Aldermen In November
1901 which. he said. would take Pfeceoeh1e ''''
the general law. Al, ,i :.
Mr.. F1ammer was charged with speeding ms car
along tho Hoffman Boulevard at twenty-niXe ilIg g
an hour on Nav 5. He pleaded not guIIly, N.Y. il9
was fined SO and his father at once announced
his intention to appeal ,uo,;s. ,ybo WA .
Dr. Julian p Thomas. the ballooast, Tao Sis aTto' Mos
arrested several weeks ago for speeding ms au.o IT,
mohiie over Queens County roads, pleaded not
guilty and was tried and convicted. lie was hheu
Samuel Lewisohn, lawyer, Of No. West S5tn
street, Manhattan pleaded guilty 70 sPeeealng
thirty-eight miles an hour over me sfa faOii an
Boulevard. and this was his second oAehcs ns
fined $50
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Jersey CITY COMPANY IN STRAITS
Organizer of Citizens Investment, George 4.
Hough, Up on Contempt Order.

The Citizens Investment Company, in which nu-
,,orors Jersey City are Interested is IN imam
-, tie and an order has been Issued requir-
inc George r. Hough. former city Controller TO
sbouy cause why he should not be adjudged IN
contempt. Hough organized the company about
80 ,,.are ,po and among the investors were eX-
C-ongreseroan Thomas McEwan, jr.. and MarshaI
Van Wrinkle other well known business men
took shares. as they had great faith III h'"9'
business acumen. .-,oooo -.
The authorized capital stock was 10000 but
this amount was not paid in. In fact the COM
many encountered opposition at its start because
80 nersonal antipathy some men who were
made prominent in. the organization Its OBJECT
was 10 buy and sell securities and real estate
such implicit confidence was reposed IN Houeh
hat he was virtually the entire COMPANY. -
The financial entanglement. il Is sala, pe8dil q.
taking over property in the sho1ping olSStfa @ &
- s MenaEh a merchant, the treasurer OF me
JOIN said Yesterday that he did not know the
eEpbtnsf thing about its condition., as ne .ao
nt,nr StlS received any money. few days ago the
concern passed into the hands of a receiver, ana
~ contempt proceedings have been instituted De
cause Hough did not obey the demand or the re re,
CCai+.ar and surrender the books Hough has peeh
cited to appear before the chancellor on MONDAY
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
ORGANIZE AN AIRSHIP COMPANY.
Italian Steamship Man and Associates Be-
lieve 1t Commercial Possibility.

importer. has forsakcn marine Tor aerial uaylFa-
tlou. With Joseph Auliuo. former Italian priest.
Edward + Brown and Joseph \. Cont, ne has
formed the Aulino Dirigihe Airsh'p Company.
which was Incorporated at Newark yesterday. with
a capitalization of $1,000
1t is planned to build a factory for the manu-
facture Of airsAps to he put I'm service by the
company at Newark. According to its papers the
company has been formed 20 further the expert
mcuting, manufacturing and selling of devices for
the navigation OF transports In the air"
Mr. Aulino IS now in this city. He Is the owner
Of several foreign patents for a dirgible airShip
which, he says, is capable of carrying forty pas
scnECrs. He thinks that he has solved the problem
Of making aerial navigation commercial success.
which has been doubted by nearly every expert
mentcr in aerial navigation To carry forty pas
sengers the airship would have to he many times
larger than dirigibe balloon Vet built. nClud-
ing tho one which Weman is to use in his polar
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
RAILROADS.
EW JERSEY CENTRAL

VII uU -OIll 01 WSN uutgs
Inne shown below IS from Liberty 81
Station. Leave West I'D ST. 10 minutes
earlier. except as noted by designating
PIIiLADELpHIA Two-HoUR TRAIN
EVERv HOUR on THE HOUR.
jsIZI Is. CSC mi 90. m*SOO, $50. 300
$1,000. '11.oo, 11,3o, m'i2;cOa 40 ~ 90 90
m.6.OO. 200. 500. 900. pi0.So ,. m.
BkLTIMoRISEs AND wAsHINGToN-4'1,aO 80
500, 1000. 9'12O0. 900. tI4-0''
LAKEWoo6.DE' oo6.DE' AND LAKEHU"sT-za.OO
1000 a. m, xl.OO. $50, Ks. 10. oOO ?. H.
sundays 100. 1000 a. IA, =. 20 p. IN. %
ATLANTIC CITY-'IO.00 a. m. 1l'OV'
ALL RAIL ROUTE-Long Branch. ksbury
Park. Ocean Grove Sundays. North AsSuIy
xi2o. 80, $50. o. s4.45, 5i5. $50, $40.
5i29i. 90 sundays e6 e6cePs so ocean an N'o' =
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Atiantic High
lands, Seabrisht Monmouth Beach - -@,,s L-ots
Leave Pier 81. n R (42d ST.. $50 a m.
1880, 800. 4.l5. 9 Sundays; 9-59 a; m
100 100 80 P M % Leave Pier 6G 3o i, \ 4S s.
Sundays 1000 a m. 1.30 $40 p m:
Time tables giving time TO EASr05TS;; Ton;
IIrHK ~ KEHEM' IN K ALIFG RF =" SCRANToN.
READING HARRISBURG, POTTSNILl.E,
WILLIAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at following Offices: Liberty -.
west 23d St Tel. 3fI4 Chelsea. Astor
House. 245. 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway. ~
Srh Az PSI 5th Az. - Union Square West
279s 81 Av.. 1O5 West I25th St. PAS Colum.
bus Av, New York. Court st, S+'i, -
Fulton St. 40 Nostrand Az brooK1S q n, u:
800 Broadway Williamsburg. New NorK
Transfer co. calls for and checks baggage
to deStina dion.
sDaiIy, tDany. except Sunday. psun-
DAYS tParlor cars only. mDininS car
except Sundays. xSHtUrdays only ZIio-
erty ST. only sDining car sundays iIln-
ing car daily. bExcept saturdaSys- rs =, frSTn SI
West Twenty-third StTeet-ei22 % T. NJ.
E4 ~ = NJ i'll ~ 2. N. k2. 20 Z. NJ
W. G. BESLER. W c HOPE.
vIce pos e. Cen Mgr Ger pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
TO TAKE UP TUBE DELAY
Statement on Battery Tunnel May
Be Made to InterbOr0ugh TO-day

1t is expected that a statement giving the rea-
sons for the delay in the completion of the tunnel
under the East River from the Battery to Jorale
mon street. in Brooklyn, will he presented TO the
board of directors of the Interborough- MetrOpol-
Itan company at its meeting to-day This state
lheht, which has been drawn up by William Bar
LAY Parsons. consulting engineer. and S. L. F.
peyo, chief engineer, Of the company, will, aC
cording To The company's officials eTectuay dis
pose of the criticisms made by persons who main
tain that the work the Battery tunnel has been
allowed to hang fire. while the Belmont tunnel to
Long Island City has been rushed through at top
speed.
officials of the Interhorough said yesterday that
they would be amused at the charges that the
company had neglected the work on the Brooklyn
tubes in its haste to finish up the Belmont tunnel
within the time limit Of a franchise We're il not
for the evil effect such misleading reports might
have on the public in general
one Of the allegations made by the critics was
that there much more money for the Belmont
interests in tho speedy completion OF the tunnel to
Long Island City. both because OF the greater
number of passengers be carried and because its
completion meant that August Belmonts holdings
in Queens County real estate would soar in price.
Nlce-FreSident Bryan of the lnterborough- Metro
politau. who has personal supervision of the work
on both tunnels. laughed at this charge. He SAID
would he a comparative trife TO that in the Bat
tery tunnel when both We're in operation
While il IS undoubtedly that the work on
the Battery tunnel has dragged out far beyond
the period II was expected TO- it is pointed out
that whereas in that tunnel The company could
operate from only Two headings. one either side
OF the river on the Belmont tunnel II has worked
from four headings, one on each side of the river
and each way from the Man-of- Wars Reef.
at the south end OF BlaCkWells Island.
Mr.. Bryan denied that steel for construction
work had been purposcly diverted on the order II
Mr. Belmont and his associates from TN" Battery
to the Long Island tunnel IA" said that. though
the Battery tuuu"! might not be entirely finished
until year. IN" present outlook was THAI
trains would he running Borough Hall in Brook
lyn by next October Tho Belmont tunnel had NOT
suffered delay from defective construction as had
been th" case with the Battery tunnel Their" had
been the case with the Battery tunnel Their" had
misinformcd sources 10 the dangerous stat" ~
the tunnel that further delay had been caused 10y
the determination Of President Shorts 10 pat con-
crete piles and Cra6lcWork under The tubes TO re-
l!eye all apUTs hcu-itu
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
TO UNDERTAKE NUBIAN EXCAVATIONS
Dr.. Reisner, Formerly of University of Cali
fornia Work, Appointed.

San Francisco June 4.-Dr. George a. Reisner.
formerly IN charge OF the University of califor-
MAS exploration work in Egypt, has been appoint
ed archeologist IN charge of excavations for the
Egyptian government in Nubia. The work about
10 DC undertaken is Of great Importance. involving
the continuous excavation of both sides Of the Nile
rom haIabsche TO Derr, distance Of hun
ored and fifty kilometres.
MS IS rendered necessary by the decision TO
ralse the Assuan dam another eight metres Pro-
lessor Manpero, the head OF the department OF
antiquities, is TO have charge Of the restoration
scrptions
To TO Or Reisner has been assigned the task Of ex-
CaHalng monuments at present buried under the
soH and the recording and publishing of these ex-
caFauoHs. The work is expected to last five years.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
geEFsTEAk BRINGS ON A STRIKE.

Chicago June 4-The fact that there are no rules
governing union" boarding houses is depIored by
Louis Kirmse, proprietor of the Commercial Cab
met Company. who has a strike on his hands to-
dav because a union woodworking employe OBJ
jeced TO the quality Of heefsteak served to him for
Sunday dinner.
Two unions-thc carpenters and woodworkers'-
are interested in determining the quality of the
steak. The carpenters struck in sympathy with
the foreman. who discharged the particular wood
worker, and himself discharged. The wood
workers struck because the foreman was rein
stated The plant is practically tied up
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
END OF STRIKE AT HALIFAX.
All Companies Concede Demands Railway
Men Get More Pay.

Halifax, June 4.-Thc strike OF Iongshoremen at
this port which began last week. came end
to-day when tho two steamship companies which
had continued TO resist finally conceded the in
crease demanded Under the new agreement. all
steamship companies doing business at this port
will pay the longshoremen 25 cents hour for
day work % cents for night work and double time
for Sundays and holidays.
The Railway Department to-day granted "A re-
quest for increase of wages TO 20 cents hour
to the freight handlers the railway wharves
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
DEMuR TO mANsLAUoHTER INDICTMENT

John d. Lindsay, acting counsel for the New
1ork Central and as special counsel for Vice
PRESIDENT Alfred H Smith, appeared before Justice
olegerlch, in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme
court. yesterday, and filed demurrers against the
findings Of the grand jury which indicted the rail
Ioad as corporation. and Smith. an officer for
.mlahslaughter - in the second degree. a result OF
the Brewster express wreck Argument will ne
heard next Tuesday. wa ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
TELEPHONE COMPANY PRESIDENCY.

There a rumor yesterday that at the next
meeting the board of directors Of the New York
and New Jersey Telephone Company T. y. Vail.
president Of the Long Distance Telephone Company.
would be elected to Ill the offices made vacant by
the recent death of Charles f Cutler. who was
president and chairman of the board of directors.
Union N Bethel, vice president and general man
ager. has also been mentioned likely to be
chosen president Of the company
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05


50 Ct. Lingerie HAS. .34
For little children W 10 years-Pan,
cake OF Tam O Shanter Crowns-Iacs
trin'G or double fIUts5 brims-
ALSO
Little ChilGren's Lingerie Hats
Poke Sty,e with elaborate French
or pin tucked Crowns-double
pleated rufFes and large satin
ribbon h0vs-Sizes 70 ) yrs
reg SLID ----------- ---------..-. SO
Finer Hats 70 ST.sS.
y CT, Babies Cans. IL
Fine Lawn and Allow. snhroidery-
French styles with tucked turnhacks OF
lace and net Tuches-viGe ties-sizes
20 5 YRS.
FINER CAPS.
Lawn Allovar Embroidery and Fig'd Net
over .SEk-Frsnch stv,eS with fancy turn
backs or fun ruches-very charming
effects with lace Inserts. hardstitching.
French Knots, ribbons. etc.-sizes 10 3 YRS.
50 CT caps "a 90 CT. Cars. Z6
~ 60. CAPS. ....-. 81
Finer 70 SS.9S.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. June 4.-National bank notes re-
ceived to-day for redemption. $5i75n; government
receipts from internal revenue $440,460; customs,
81 O9l 9H; miscellaneous, $2Sl29; expenditures, ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05

AMERICAN LINE sailing S3,I lat at 9.$o x 4. NJ
1MOCTH-CHERB'G+S G+SOTTHAMPTON
NEW YORK k-....- June 6, July 6, Aug. 10
81. LOUIS .---.. June -. July 13. Aug II
PHILADELPHIA. June 80. July 20. Aug -
ST PAJL-....--- June %, Aug. ,, Aug. 81
RED STAR LIEE Ii2 From Pier
NEW YORK-DOVER-AN
NADERI.AND...Ju June s. 2:3OPM: Jly 6 Aug.3
FINLAND.--June II. $40 AN. Jly 2I.AuE -
ICELAND June - PM: July 20. Aug II
kR00NLAND.Jly 1870 AM Aug 10, Sept.7
WHITE STAR LINE srom - n 41eF III,
NEW York;. NSTOWN-IIVERPO
sBAITIC. June II. 7:3OAM. JULY II, Aug 5
'CEDRlC.June 20 l2:3OPM: July rs. Aug II
CELTIC. June p. $50 AM: July 25. Aug %
ARABIC July +. l PM. Aug 1, Aug %
NMpJTH-CHERBG- SOUTHAMPTON
-OtkANlC.- June :. PM: July .
MAJtSI June 70 10 AN. July 10
.TADRlATIC newlJune 10. II :3nAM. JuIyiT
TONIC :, June &C. 10 AN; July "a
New. 2J,UH tons, has Elevator
Gymnnsium Turkish Baths and 'Rand
NEW NORk-AZORFS- -MEDITERRA'A AN
-tRErIC. juno 2". noon ROMANO. July II
BOSTON-AZORES- -MEDITERRANEAN
ROMANO. .-.... June :. . An. Sept. -
'nANoIlC ....... June -. PM, Aug 10
PASSENGER OFFICE. - BROADWAY.
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. Battery PI
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN Lloyd.
Fast Express Service.

Fast Express SerNICe.
PLYNOUTH-CHERBO RBOURG-BRt'MSE1N E1N;
K VIM. II June II. 6 AN kronprlnz-. July Jy 30 30
Kaiser. .JUly = 10 AM X. VIM. II.AuS. - -
X. VIM. II July 0 Kronprinz Aug ID ;SoN' VI
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBO RBOURG- BREMEN;
sMain June g. 10 AN +. Alice. June -
Rarharossa June II. JOAN Bremen. July =
Kurfuerst.Ju 10. 10 AM IBarbarossa.J July II II
Friedrich June 20. 10 AM lhurfuerst July ~
'Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service
TB'LTAR-NA NAPLES-GENOA. AT II AN; NJ
'Neckar June si'NeckaT. ..... July - -
X. I.uise. June 10 X. Luise. j NY .
X. Albert -. June 20 X. Albert. AuE' >
p Irene.....,JUly - 2. Irene .. aug Il
"Omits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS. HoookeE:
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRANELsI,EFS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD'
OELRICHS & Co. No. . Broadway; N \.
Louis II Meyer. 1O16 Walnut st, fhlid-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05

Finer Dresses To $14 including Sheerest
Naiusook and Lawn with dainty laces and
fna embrpiicries
Skirts to match above Dresses, 80 70 Seas
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05

DED %" LINE
IL For La Guayra. Puerto Cabel,o. Cura-
Gao and MarnCaiho. via Curacao. calling
also At san Juan. +. r.:
s S. PHILADELPHIA. sat. June 6, noon
S S. CARACAS......... sat. June %. noon
For la Guayra. Curacao. MaraCalbo:
s. s. MARACAlRO. .---. Sat. June u. noon
&. 5 ZULU. .-....... sat. June % noon
These steamers have superior accommo-
dalton for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. 50 Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Why Not
Fine Table Linens
Fnr Z welding Gilt 2

Here is an opportunity to buy Lin
ems of royal qualities at most lowly
prices
SCOTCH LINEN TABLE CLOTHS
of which we have Il surplus and
want to reduce stock quickly
THEREFORE,
Rich satin Double Damask I To reduce
CIoths- stock
s,.ss'. ye.,.,:. "2.52 : a''9s.:s $ :s 3.OS
.-, ,,t,,hs To reduce
Worth Hitherto -epVN,
a4x24 in. .$5. 30 doz. 81 20 = ok
.6x26 IN .S5.9S doz.. .s4.oS ~
Without question
The Greatest Values in fine Linens
We have ever offered!
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05

as g. Dresses 20
Long and Snort-Nainsook and Lawn
also short skirts and Night Gowns at
same price.
FINER DRESSES.
Lawn. NaiusooE and lIerceTized fabrics
In wonderful asSortments- French Waist
Bishop Yoke. Russian Box Pleat. Round
Dutch. high and low neCk-Viain or
trIm'd skirt-kimouo. short Cr long
sleeycs-dlintily triu'd with Iaces. emb y
and ribbons Bertha effects. some with
pretty color combinations AMI wide Satin
Sashes in Pastel shades. Sizes 20 = and
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
YAWBTJRC-AWEPTCAN LINE.
In - - ~ ~ A1-A'-i-s-->4 --As-e'
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE.

-CherbOurg- g-E2m5Urg
'Buecher June 6. 2 PM tAmerika June 20 20
Pretoria June S 3 PM tsP Line n June %
1"Kals'n June l3,6:3oAM 'Deuts' nd June -
Patricia June 5T:30AM Naldersee = dne ~
Among special features Of these vesSeIS
are: Grin Room, Gymnasium, Palm Garden.
Ritz-CarltOn Restaurant, Elevators Electro
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05

r. X. tickets. hotel acconmodat tions and
general information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the world
OFFICE. ~ BROADWAY, \ Y
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers, Hohoken-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05

y Y, y II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central station
424 St and An Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Pvov--ttS-Go
= 1000 * ilo:o2 a 81. - :9 09
s'I2.OO p NJ Via WilEmautic-f's:Ol a
NJ. 1900 2 NJ via Spfd. -t9l4 4 NJ
tll@. 90. 80 On. I'll 40 + NJ.
Wor' ster & Fitch VIA Putnam. 1888 2. NJ
IakeviUe & Nort-fS 40 4 NJ; 81 p. NJ
CT Harrington. StocEbridga. Le1oN-. Pitts
feld.-f4 81. +S:49 A NJ 81. 20 1881 T. NJ.
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central station
ana ci25th ST. also at c245 1900. cl25l
y way. c25 Union square. clS2 Fifth Ave.
clos W lo5th St. 2TJs 'Chiri Ave. In
Rrooklyn q Court St. 40 Nostrand Ave.
go Eway.
'DaiIv Except sundays 'St1Ns - t25th
st NStops at 125.h St Sundays only.
-ParIor Ca- Limited Has dining car
CParlor and Sleeping car tlckers also sSat-
uriays only.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Mediterranean SerViCe
TOURIST BUREAU.

TO AI.TAR-NAPLFS- GENDA. .
! Hamburg June IL. 10 AM. Aug -, sept -
-iMoltke. July ., II AM: sept. 3. oct 10
"Has Grillroom. HAS Gymnasium.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
White Goods

For Graduation DreSSest
The daintieSt novelties in Emb'd
Dottad and Figd Swisses all size dots.
large ind small fgUrvS-Washabl silk
Chinonettes. high lustre-plain or
dotted Persian and French Lawns
Lingerie and French Ratistes-Indis
Iincns. etc.-Quaiities above the aver
aEe ar remarkably low prices
F,yelet Emb'd Swisses-
Regularly 9S to SIS ....-........ 80
81. Gail Swisses-were 40 TO co. ST
SILK Chironettes-soId elsewhere
under other names at 80 & so. DO
- inch Chiffon Battste.
~ inch Lingerie BatiStes- --,---..J
Jarsi Ratiste-sheer and silky
~ inch-others ask "a --.-.------- "a
Imported Persian -32-Inch-
instead Of "a. ..--...............--- 10
Fine Persian Lawns Good vaius
Dotted SyvisssS- A. 10
Yd wide India LinonS- A.
SS-in. Merccrized Batistes- .lO
Novelty White Goods. ..--..
Special Lots OF Other
Novelty and Standard White Goo0
at 9% and Jpn
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
OLD DDMlNi0a LLNE.


For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Ports
mouth Primers Point and Newport News,
Va. connecting for Petersburg Richmond
Virginia Beach. Washington. ID. g. and
entire South and West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20. y. r.. foot OF Beach ST. every
week day =: +. NJ
W L. WOODROW. Tranc Manarer.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
BlLTlWORp Z OHIO R. X.
Through i'5 Daily Trains to tae West

'Daily.
Through Daily Trains 20 NE West =,
Leave New York CITY 23d st. LID Y -.
CHICAGO. pITTSE re. Z 30 am - ara
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. IL 20 am u ~ n
FiTrSRI-R(i CI.EVEI:D. 80 pm 400 pm
'PITTSRI-RC; LIMIT D. 30 pm 200 I'm
GIN. ST LOCIS. LOUSY IL 90 pm 90 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUISV.. o 80 am 10 W am
GIN. ST Louis IOUTSV.. 5 30 pm 600 pm
Offices. 245. 434 1900 Broadway, 9 Astor
House los Greenwich St. - Union Square
W 39l Grand st y Y: 343 Fulton St-'
Brooklyn. West 23d St and Liberty 81;
After G p. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and ful information regarding trains etc
can be obtained at Bureau of Iuforma ton.
b. & o. r r. 22d Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea 3I44