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Prepared to Stand a Strike.

Kansas City.-Southwestern mine
owners are well prepared to stand a
strike of the $4,000 coal miners Of
Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklaho-
ma and Texas ON April 1, according
to a statement made here by Charles
S. Keith, one of the leading opera
tors in this part of the country.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1908-04-02
Michigan Dam Breaks.

Kalamazoo, Mich.-As result OF
the heavy storm which ragged over this
section part of the dam of the Com
Power Company, one and
half miles below Plainwell, on the
Kalamazoo river went out, infiicting
heavy damage not yet estimated. The
dam cost S250,000.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1908-04-02
Russian Torpedo Boats Collide.

st. Petersburg.-A dispatch receiv-
ed here from Libau says that the Rus
sian torpedo boat destroyers Mos
hvitianin and Dobrovoletz colh1ed
recently while maneuvering in the
Baltic and were seriously damaged.
The admiralty has not been informed
of the accident.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1908-04-02
Parker Going to Manchuria.

st. Paul, Minn.-Edward c. Par
ker, assistant in the Department OF
Horticulture and Forestry in the Min
nesota School of Agriculture, has ac-
cepted a position to found an agricul-
tural experiment station at Mukden,
Manchuria. He will leave for Man.
ehuria in June.
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Bnrke,s Sanity Questioned.

New York.-In the Supreme Court
Justice Hendricks has reserved deeis-
ion on the application of John B
Stanchfeld for the appointment Of q
commission to inquire into the menta.
condition of John NJ. Burke, the giveI
of the $4,OOO,OOO Winifred-Burke
foundation.
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Hood Commended.

Montgomery, Ala.-The refusal Of
Sheriff Hood to allow a negro politi-
cal meeting to be held in the court
house is approved in the light of the
fact that through the Colored Ala
ibamian, a negro paper, much strife
has been stirred up.
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Store Burglari-ed.

Hot Springs, Ark.-Thieves enter
I'd the store of Dufie & Co., packed
Hour of the best trunks In stock full
of valuable articles taken from the
store and made good their escape.
There is no clue to the wholesale rob
Rers.
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Several Overcome by Smoke.

Chicago.-Fire partially destroyed
the Bohemian Bazaar, a cooperative
store at 534 to 538 Blue
Island avenue. Several persons liv-
ing in adjoining buildings were over
come by smoke. The loss will proba-
bly exceed $4,000.
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would oust western Union.

Austin, Tex.-Judge Calhoun Of the
district here rendered a judgment
ousting the Western Union Telegraph
Company from Texas and assessing
against it back franchise tax fees
amounting to 100000.
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FOURTH NIGHT RIDER ARREST.
Kentucky Farmer Charged With Be-
ing in Hopkinsville Mob.

Nashville, Tenn. NJ. County,
KY, farmer has been indicted for
night riding, being the fourth man
charged with that offense, 1t is al
legged that he was in the mob that
raided Hopkinsville
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LANGUAGE piMcuIty.

The German government has en-
dangered its bill by inserting a clause
insisting that the German language
should be spoken at all public meet
ings. The French-speaking people Of
Alsace and Lorraine are metaphorical'
ly up in arms; so are the Danes in
Schleswig and Holstein. One can
imagine the wrath of Wales If the
use of the Welsh language at public
meetings were forbidden, and this
wrath would find abundant sympathy
among NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Daily
Independent.
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King VICTOR Receives Morgan.

Rome.-King Victor Emanuel re-
ceived ]. Pierpont Morgan in private
audience and conversed with him on
American affairs. The King mani
tested keen interest in the approach
ing presidential campaign in Ameri'
The Port Gibson reveille., 1908-04-02
GHOLLSEH OL2ss
EM .aNIo7 Z, LES SA ~
-GSsAzs, lSs4@llS9 -~-z5a-ez<3
TO CLEAN LACE.

To restore lace, either black or
Ehite, when soiled, place it in milk
for II or Is hours. The milk becomes
acid; the lace should then be gently
washed in it and afterwards well
rinsed in clean lukewarm water and
laid out smooth upon pillow in the
sun.-Boston Post
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Leslie COMBS on Leave.

Lima, Peru.-Leslie Combs, the
American minister to Peru, will leave
here for the United States at once,
by way of Panama. He goes on leave
of absence and will be accompanied
by his family.
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Tonchu Ahont Caricatures.

Paris.-Signor Enrico Toselli, the
husband of the ex-crown princess OF
Saxony, is claiming $4,000 damages
from the Nice carnival committee for
caricaturing him on a car in thu ear
nival procession.
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Frnit Growers TO Meet.

Henning, Tenn.-A call has been is
sued by S. B. Johns, president Of
Lauderdale county, for a meeting OF
the fruit and vegetable-growers at
Curve, just north of here, on the first
Saturday in April.
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Tornado in Illinois.

Monmouth, Ill.-A tornado destroy
ed several residences and barns two
miles south of this city, injuring a
half-dozen persons, none seriously. A
church in the eastern part Of the
county is reported blown down.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1908-04-02
Italian Murdered

Cleveland, O.-The body of an rtal.
ian supposed to be Salvatore Gueli,
who came here from West Virginia
three weeks ago, was found in an
alley. The man had evidently been
murdered. He had not been robbed.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1908-04-02
REMoYE MID PROM SKIRTS.

Wet and rub good bar soap well on
the stains. Place it on the wash
board, pour turpentine on it and rub
well before dipping into the water.
If it does not all come out at once,
use more turpentine and wash we'll
soap and boil.-Boston Post.
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MILTON Succeeds Bryan.

Tallahassee, Fla.-Governor Brow
ard appointed William Hall Milton,
of Mariana, to succeed the late Sen
ator William ]. Bryan, of Florida, in
the United States Senate.
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a LenIent creditor.

Parson Jones-You owe the Lord
more than any man.
Impecunious Parishioner-But he
amt pushing me like some of the meg
I nwe.-Brooklyn Life.
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The Senate Committee on Com
merce authorized a favorable report
on the bill making an appropriation
for the New Orleans river front.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1908-04-02

Paper manufactured from the tiber
of trees began to be a commercial
product in 1867, but did not assume
great Importance until 1890.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

man. but thought had some who would do
o.-why? A-well. it didn't look as though he
was doing we'll al the end of his second term as
O.-were your conclusions in the line of dis
honesty or inability to perform the duties of office
that kind when don't know and can't prove posi-
Eoea IN 1a9 f9und o1 1mst 6p e men done
BY them
President Haffen said that afidavits had been
secured from foremen to the laborers who
were implicated and that the Controller and
city paymaster were told not to pay for the
overtime. The laborers We're dismissed. Asked
why he had not made charges against the fore
had later made affidavits concerning them Presi-
dent Haffen said he not sure the foremen
had known at the time that the rolls were not
correct. Then the Commissioner asked:
Q-But if they did what did their act constitute !?
What did it constitute from criminal point Of
SieH? Al do not know.
9-Dld you ever try TO ascertain? A.-1es.
Q.-Whom did YOU try to ascertain from? From
the District Attorney or the Corporation Counsel?
A,-No From Judge.
Q.-Was # judge OF the Supreme Court? Al
wouldn't say until l had looked it up
Own you say II was not Morgan j. o Brlen?
Al won't say. Is the reason you select Morgan
]. o Brien because he is a personal friend of mine
and some way related?
President Haffen said he had kept copy Of
the judges advice, but he thought he might be
able to find out who the Judge by looking
in q diary After some more sparring Commits
soner Mitchell said he would not persist in ask
ing questions in regard 10 a private matter
But" he added this is public matter con-
cerning city employees, city payroll and jus
tice of the Supreme Court or some other court
who is a public servant. / must insist your
answering the question If you can do So"
Don't try to force to name any one un-
less / positive of it, replied President Haf-
fen
He was also asked to name any Of the fore
men who had made affidavits. a list of those
employed IN his department now being read TO
him, but he said he not sure of any of the
names and did not want TO accuse any
less he could prove it. He said he understood
the affidavts Of the foremen contained the
statement that they had been directed TO place
the names of the laborers mentioned on their
rolls. The might have been on detailed
work and the foremen have knowledge that
they certifying to incorrect time. He had
been unable TO get affidavits from the men who
We're said 10 have been overpaid and were dis
missed from the department.
The inquiry will be continued at 10: 80 a. m
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
TO URGE BELMONT TUBE OPENING.
Long Island Real Estate Men Plan Mass
Meeting for City Ownership.

Since the McA6oo tunnels under the North River
are 10 De opened TO the public at midnight tonight
tie Long Island real estate are beginning 10
emit sounds Of disapproval al the delay in open
ing the Belmont, Steinway, tunnel. There will
te mass meeting of Long Island home owners
ana real estate soon, and meanwhile repre-
seTTarives of those Interested 20 MIR. Bel
mont and Controller Metz ma whether
the city afford buy the Belmont and
get il working order.
The latest move to this end meeting in
The Waldorf-AstcTia yesterday afternoon OF the
transportation committee of the Real Estate Ex-
change cf Long Island. After the meeting Chair
D M4uier Mclaughlin said: Chairman Will
cox Of the Public Service Commission told me
the other day that ne thought the city should
purchase the tube If IT could afford TO do 50. We
discussed This question the meeting. Ne te
lieve that Long Island is being neglected just
now with all the attention that is being given 70
Jersey through the opening of the North River
tunnels
The general committee OF the Real Estate Fx-
change Of Long Island will hold 4 meeting this
afternoon TO plan for a demonstration and Ilass
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
SUIT OVER MRS. LEEDs's PEARLS.
Government May Garry Case to Supreme
Court TO Obtain Final Ruling.

An action 10 determine the amount Of duty Mrs
William B Leeds. Of this city. must pay on pearls
purchased by her several years ago was argued
before Judge Lacombe in the United States Cir
cuit Court. yesterday by W. Wichham Smith, of the
firm Of Curie, Smith & Maxwell. Judge Lacomoe
took the papers and reserved decision.
The suit Is determine whether the pearls Will
pay duty ''jeweiry' at 80 per cent ad valoren
a. Collector Stranahan dectsed. be entered as
matched pearls and pay duty of 10 per cent, un-
der the Daragr3 ph IN the Dingley tariff for pearls
in their natural state. not strung set. The dif-
ference. amounting sli0325, paid after the
Collectors decision.
The board OF appraisers has already sustained
the contention Of Mrs. Leeds that the pearls should
be listed jewelry and that they were
strung when imported
II said that the government will carry the
issue Supreme Court. in order that the much
disputed question OF matched pearls intended for
necklaces. but imported unstrung may he decided
finally J. Ossood Nichols. Assistant United States
District Attorney. appeared for the government at
yesterdays hearing.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
CONGESTION OF POPULATION EXHIBIT

Announcement has been made OF opening Of
the exhibit of congestion of population in New
York or March s the American Museum of
Natural History. The object OF the exhibit is to
t,resent and discuss the and evils of the
massinz OF people in New York and recommend
remedies for overcrowded conditions. Among the
sneakers who will address the conference, which
Will be held three days after the exhibit opens,
are Governor Hughes. Mayor Mcclellan Of
the commissioners OF New York City and repre-
s.ntatiyee from other cities of the state. The
bfbit will last two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
HARTJE CONSPIRACY TRIAL OPENS

Pittsburg Feb. 4-Augustus Hartje. John l.
Welshons a hardware dealer, and Clifford Hooe.
a negro. formerly employed by Hartje as a coach
man and named as correspondent the Hartje
divorce suit. were placed trial to-day the
Criminal Court charged with conspiring TO bIacten
the ,aracer of Mrs. Hartje. HOoe who is serving
a seven years sentence for perjury, waived hear
ing and excused
Tbere is one charge OF conspiracy against the
defendants OF subornatiou of perjury ana
one Of conspring and subornaton OF perjury.
Ino1 request of counsel the court consolidated all
tho charges To nave only trial instead Of
three Judge Ford who with Judge Mactarland
* irving the case. refused motions 10 quash the
charges
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
Great Clearances in
Underwear, Aprons, etc.
For Women and Children

Wor1en's White Cambria Skirts
lace and emby triEl-wsre sl.2J-.- 81
Fine White Cambria Skirts
elaborate styIes-were 81 es- ~ SS
Nainscok Corset Covers
II dainty sty1es-were 20. $1,000 %
vomen-s Drawers-Cambric and
Nus:in-tucksd. emb'd and lace
trir'd rrIffles-were so ----------- 30
Nairzook and Cambria Drawers
BEAUTIFULLY trim d-vere sI-39- .SS
French Hand Made and Hand Emb't
Drawers-alsO lace OF eTnby trim'd
American styles-were So % ~ 40
women's Night -Nainsook,
Cambria. Nuslin-eIabo-ately
trfm'd-were S1-25 to St-39- --------- SS
Extra Size Canton Flannel Corset
Covers-were 80 ------------------ 80
Extra Size FIannelette Skirts-hem
and tuck or scalIoped-were 80. -. 40
Extra Size Flannel4tte Night Dresses
were -9S Observation-Disclosures ~
Extra Size Cambria Skirts
lace or emby trim-were s. 25----f 1 40
Extra Size Night Dresses-NainsOok
and Can7brfc-hemstitch ruffle-
ribbon run beadinE-were 81 o.. ~
ChiIdren-s Canton Flannel Drawers
fine Cambria ruffie-were 40 .2S
C-hfIdren-s FIannelette Gowns
silk scaliop ruffie-value -9S-.-.--.- "a
ChiIdren's Flannelette Skirts
Ok scalloped rufffe-weTe SO. 1900 80
ChiIdrsn-s Gingham Aprons
Hubbard or box pleated-were 20 %
Wo-nen's Lawn Aprcns-hen and tucks.
with and without bibs-were -4s- --- .2S
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
p. S. c. EXAMINES SUBWAY LOOP ROUTE

on the invitation Of the Allied Boards of Trade
and the Taxpa yers' Association of Brooklyn. the
members Of the Public Service Commission made a
tour Yesterday Of the BToadway-I -Iafay ette avenue
subvyav loon route. In Brooklyn dnoer the guild
snce OF Eiwln S. Piper. president of he associa-
tion rhey rode in automobile This is the part
of tho Brooklyn Manhattan subway loop in which
citizens OF Brooklyn particularly interested
Par. ~ this loop in Manhattan IS already under
contract but 10 contrast for the Brooklyn end has
ken awarded
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
StcCk-Ta Taking
ClearanceS
In Dress Goods

Striped Cream Nohai-s-yard wide
black OF coiored strfpss-fOr shit
waists and dresses-ve-e 40 -.---- %
5O-fnch All Wool BroaGcloths-twtl
back SILK hnish-back and b%st
coIOrs-S1O 90 and 81 -1s qualities SS
Fancy BroadcIoths-stripes and
cheCk-best colOri0gs-alsO
Mannisa Suitings in nav, olive
and tan mixture-50 and 81
inches vfde-Vere 81. SO. -.---------f I .
All Wool Nuns VeiliCgs-42 inch
beautiful oUality-goOd lire OF
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
eTFAMBOsTS.
STORAGE NOTICE.

HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
1I1 2I3 EAST 100TH ST.
To Nr F. COrCorn. VIM Carroll I. Smith.
Ellen Barrett /. Miller. 9. y. Kiernan.
Mamie DeventhaI. Mrs. Woermer. A. :
Hopter, Mrs. Raddy. Maggie Holden. Mrs
f l. DouEhroty. Ida Walter. Mrs. Ed
wards. Miss l. NiChaslson. Mrs Hirsch-
berg. o sterling. T. Murphy. Mary o. Erion.
~ Scot =. ~chaupDaus. e. Ris~hoff. VI.
Farrell. Mrs. MizeIl. George Phillips. =.
sheridan. &. Reilly Mrs r. Hunt-You
the time for the payment of this Company =
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof had
been given you. We Will caUse such prop
erty. to wit household goods. personal e.
feCtS and merchandise stored by your or In
your name in the Harlem Storage Ware
house Co. Warehouses. 70 he sold at public
auction. according 10 the statute IN such
case made and vidcd. at our warehouses
Nos. 21l 213 East looth 81. New York
tftv. on Thursday. March =. 1905. at 10 so
a m and II the sale thereof Is not com
pieted on said date the same viii he con
tinued al the same place on each and
every Thursday theToaft-r. beginning at
1880 Il. m. until tho sale Is completed
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co
W. g GILBERT. Treasurer
GOODS FORMERLY stored with William
R1--e-s Of 2Jg West 14th st. and now a
l4S West 14tN st. and transferred 70 !.
Schramm's Warehouse TO- To walter
Stanton. W H Stevenson. SeHFy. Mrs :.
THOMPSON Mrs. Elizabeth Thornton Ms.
X Welp. Mrs. Carroll, O'sulIivan Mrs -
Que sada, Mrs. Rock. \ Roberts. F w
Iuudv r. =. I.indo. r NcWade. Murphy.
Nellerick Nettie Gardner. Nettie Gordon.
NJ Hotchkiss. q. Ktnnehan. kelieSan.
Tnhn KeeIey. Lowering. HadJi Ia Cherin.
r w Demuth. jennie Ford. Mary For
sv1H. =. W. Wagner. u Bunker Mrs
Tra iIev. Bartlett. NJ ?. Cadwallader. Mrs.
CcgCcshail Mrs. CCuEer=. roEseqra- You
and each OF you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment of ny lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired after due notice thereof had been
given YOU I viii cause such FrppeTtT. 20
wit household Eoo-Es. persona effects.
pianoE trunks and m0rCha ntts@ stored hy
v1u fo-In -rty with William Bowers and
IRA rlsf.-rrad to T.. SChramTu = Warehouse.
10 he sold az public auction. according 70
statute In such case made and provided. ~
,-,slsea Warehouses 42G-42S West 2Sth St.
Nov York CITY on Thur Scy. March 20.
1905 af 1880 a m. and continuing every
ia thereafter at ere same time and place
t.u.U al z sedS are sold
l SCHP PANN'S Storage W1-rhous~ Co.
nv. Known a., ~ Chelsea F.TeproOf StOr
ave V.tF-r.I.SaE
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
RECEIVER WANTS TO BUY CARS.

Counsel for Frederick W Whitridge. receiver for
the Forty-second Street. Manhattanville & st.
Nicholas Avenue Railway Company. asked permits
sion Of Judge Lacombe Yesterday to issue re-
ceiver's certificates in the OF 10000 and
saelGo1 The money, il said. be used in
the purchase ~ new for the road Judge La
combe will hear the final arguments on the ques-
ton to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
YsYa.aa=
RAILROADS..
NEW JERSEY GEMTRAl. 3 Al.

~ O-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
$50 $50. $50 $50. s.5O. 1880. 20.
I1sO a. m. 200 1-2o. 1.5O. $50. $50. 4 20.
$50 $50 go $50 $50. 1850 2. m sun
davs 10 $50 $50. 1880 I1.50 a. H..
u So $50. so $50. so. $50. ESQ. $50.
5u. 1920, IL 30 2. m
$40. 600. 1000 II co; 11-so a m; u 20
noon. leo. 30. 200. 300. 400. 40. 800
600 TcO 500 eco D. m. p Is midnigh.
SUNDAYS. i 80. 500. e.G0 10 90. II co a. m.
I2. 90 noon. 100. 200 800. 90. 5 90. 600.
100. 500 go; 1030 p m. II Is midniEht
". W. 2sD ST; $50. $50; 1loo a. M.
$50. $50. $50. ESQ p. m. daily
Lv. LIBERTY ST.:-l-3O. : 90, 1000 g. IT..
i2 90 noon. 200. 4 90 500. 200 p. m. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 23D
ST. $50 a. m. ~. 80 Sats. oniy). 20
Lv LIBERTY ST.:-1OOO a m. Zoo
sats ony) $40 p m. Sundays. 1000 a m.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND I1AKEHURsr.
Lv W 23D ST. $50 a. m, 02-5O Sats.
only. I.20 20. $50. 45O (6.2O sats. only)
Lv LIBERTY ST-:-4.O0 1000 a m.
q 90 Sats. only). 1.3O. g. 4O 4. 10. 500 (e 20
Sats. cnly) p. m Sundays ESQ. 1000 a. n.
2.30 .. m.
TIn, tables may be obtained at following
offices: Liberty St West 23d St Tel 3l+4
Cheisea). Astor House 245. 434. 1900.
1854 Broadway. 1s2 Fifth Az. PSI Fifth
Av. 25 Union Square West. 279S Third Av..
lo5 West 125th St. 2i5 Columbus Av-. New
York: Court St. 343. 344 Fulton St. iT9
Nostrand Av.. BROOKLYN: 800 Broadway
Williamsburg New York Transfer 60 calls
for and checks baggage to destination.
w G. BESLER. W. c. HOPE.
vfce-Pres & Ger. Nc Gen. pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
Attractive Values in
Our Silk Department

23-inch Black Guaranteed Taretas-
soft CT h~avy. lustrous fnish------- -
New Check Taretas-black-a -and-whits.
brown-and white and avy-and-whits.
also Eafrline and cross checks
light and dark k---------.------..-..- .49
23-inch New Foularts-fancy stripes.
figures and dots ---.----.-------- so
Tard-wfde Black ,TaHAta--heavy rustic
or soft chiffon fnish-rich lustre-
wear guaranteed ----------.------.- 80
All silk Nessalines-soft and Iustrous-
Black and latest shades ----.--.-...- 90
Also CIearaIces IN
Tareta SiIks-Iight and dark Satin
Stripes Checks and Plaids-al.O
All silk PeaU de CyRue and plain
coIored Ta-sta-wsre -6e and 10. 80
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
NURSERY I'M CHICAGO CHURCH.

Chicago Feb 24-TiIe Rev. John A Earl invites
hsbiss TO the Belden Avenue Baptist Church and
bse made every provision tor their comfort. even
n providing nursing bottles ana toys TO keep them
ori.t while Their mothers listening 10 the
1,roo, The preacher hopes 10 have from yozt n
"a thirty babies present every Sunday One Of the
h,-.b parlors has been fitted up nursery,
IN ne presided over by young "onleH
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
HUGHES HERE FOR TUNNEL OPENING.

Governor Hughes, with Colonel Treadwell his
military secretary arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon and went the Hotel Astor. He comes
Ia attend the ceremonies in connection with the
formal opening of the Hudson tunnel this after
noon lie will return to Albany Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

y Y. X. Il. & HARTFORD r r
Train. de7art from Grand Central Station
<2d St and 4sh Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov.-tt'l 10 :o0.
:xll0;o2 No Z t..,gSo loo N ;oa Via * w,1n s91.
maDtlc-t,s:O3 - NJ. f2:01 P. NJ: via
spfd. 10. Is a. NJ. '12:00. 'il4:0O. 'liOs
P NJ.
IakevfIle & Sorf-fyo:oc A. NJ. 20 % p. II
G. Harrington. StoCkbrfdge Lenox Pitts
held-+4 81, t.o;0o A. n. t3:2e II
c25 Union So. c1S2 5th Ave. c245 Col
Ave c5s3 5th Ave. c649 Mad Ave. clos
W 18th St. 2Tes Sd Ave. In Bklyn. es
Court St 479 Nostrand Ave. 800 way.
sDaily. fExcept Sundays fStops at 12ath
St xStops at 12sth St Sundays only.
tParIo- Car LirliteJ. Has dining car
Parlor and Sleeping Car tickets slzo-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
Continued Clearances in
COnfOrtableS and
Spreads

81 - Sikolins Corfortsbles --....-.- .03
$40 Full Size Srkoline .-----.-----f 40
81 40 PsrcsIine or SiIkolins- - 80
81 - French Sateen Covered -------2 %
81 as French Sateen Covered. --.----3 ~
es CT White Crochet Spreads 80
SO Full size White Crochet SO
81 -9s Crochet Spreads
cut corners or fringsd --------- -
So ~ White Crochet-hsn'5 or rgd- 90
So . White MarseiIIes-f-lI size g. -
s.. 50 Satin Finish Ma-seilies-
fringeG o. cut corners ---------2 ? 90
s5-es Satin finish Imported ..--...-.5 50
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
AIli'riON SALES.

aTt-TION SALE.-Soda water apQarat Us
and fountains and stands, with pipes.
fixtures. etc. drafts Ice boxes. morse. har
ness two wagons mirrors. engines, water
rockers rhatJ.is. machinery. goods and IA
lures Of soda water establishment VIII be
sold at auction AT $50 =. L.. to-tav at 20
Cook St Brooklyn, by virtue OF a foreclcs
ure OF mortgage. T. Wa.Gmau. AI1ttonerr.
office 3U5 East Houston 81.