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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
OBITUARY..

Charles French. Jr.. q long service men,
Der OF Building Superintendent Murphy 3
stan Of iron and steel inspectors III the Man.
haitian Department of Buildings, died late
on Thursday night OF cirrhosis Of the liver
at his home AZ ao2 West issd street Thirty
Palmer MANAGEMENT Of the old Union Square
Ehsatre h hi1 skaters, s sI. as The s9u6rette
s%saasnt tour IN ths HCyt farce a, PsriSr
Ssas6ier q III. 'fss l from ms s1%ssa %s!r, deo1 1ss'
IT, 4; T SSsips sae s. s'i iron Up o sassasr'Ssls to ne %a; sss
f BsssItSsD C. ID sn; issf. NJ Il I sas G sS. B stsyIs.
I: Brady M 100: but We. egain .%eppointed
continuously thereafter under the suocecdinS
a%fstraes Il s' sSis;h, as 10 Hotel 7 p saflss Of r e:
sRS s,Rs sSnssrS sSs st e , ssSs i rune wss eS III SstI
pupabel q othsfs,. ,bnt, he vel .exonersted
Ss.n S'H Seos nSspSs e .h sSfq fl est 3 v Se sas as spsei.
Tying faults In + atSel work; He was 8
&c $ss% sssiv g liss.s ~sSsasn q A, Glss : = x sas e
district. HIP wife survives him.
~ !, hr r. Gs s SasaPSsii Kellogg % xsars
Ses. o fxts y assss sistisa ff hst. r. ddfih h IL, Tns NE,
s sss /, q n The church r. S l.Sst j, scsp.ioS 70 hin
Hend 81 br. oiiysr xsnd. Slf'f Hoims.. S snd
f AsSrs sVS, ss5 assss. q frsSSesst Iy Dr: 1HSl@ss.
.on: MinIstsE frYp Ensi!and (. were %freaSenl
f%s sSsts,o spY ScS: ~. On T psss q .tr, Is 1sSfS y:
loRs's husband, Ensign n, Kellogg. died n
t' g. a%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
YOUNG HENKEL GOES INTO TEA.
Expects 10 nun the Twenty-ene stores of
the Late Robert ID. Reilly.

IN ~ 1@t88
the Late Robert b. Reilly.
A petition In bankruptcy has bean hled
against the Robert b. Reilly Company,
dealer In teas and ~ootfees, with o6ioes a.
IS Whitehall street, which operates o chain
Of twenty-one stores, mint In New York,
three In Brooklyn, two In Newark, two In
Buffalo and one each In Troy, Rochester,
Syracuse. Pittsburg and McKsesport, Pa.
William Henkel, Jr., has been appointed
receiver by Judge Hough Of the United
States District Court and authorised to
continue business thirty days. The petition
ing creditors are Abbie A. Reilly " adj
ministratFtx OF Robert q. Reilly. $40 900. for
money lent to the company by Mr.. Reilly
prior to his death; L. b. Starksy Company.
Sese, merchandise. and James Van Dyk
Company, STA, rent Of . Newark store.
The business was started thirty-nye years
ago by Robert B. Reilly, who was president
at his death In March 1907. He left a will
which was contested by his widow. She
was the treasurer Of the company and
William r. Hsgerty president. A few
days ago IL wa reported that Edward J..
Sullivan, secretary and general manager
Of the company, had been removed and
his place fled by James Van Dyk. Mr..
Sullivan declared that his removal was
illegal and In violation Of his contract and
that he was O stockholder, director and q
creditor for o considerable amount. The
bankruptcy p~roceedfnEs were precip3tatgd
by an attaohlnsnt on the stores In Newark
MIR, Henkel, the receiver, said yesterday
that hs expscted % DO rpoiuted anclllsfT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
Hsids ssr Navy Yard work.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 1.-Bida were opened
at the Navy Department. to-day for
the construction OF the new retaining
wall about the basin Of the navy yard at
Philadelphia. The lowest bidder was Law
Ter Bros. Of New York at sss.177. Eleven
bids were also received for the work Of
Installing , coal henndling plant a. the New
Company Of Cleveland, Ohio, was the
lowest bidder at SAL 5t.
Bids were opened at the Bureau Of Yards
and Docks this morning for the proposed
quay wall and pier and ocal shed ut Key
pristlon act. The lowest Bidder was tie
Penn Bridge Company Of Warrington at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
TO sTRAIGHTEN THE B. q O. r. r,
Reported That Harriman's Road Rzay Get
Parts OF the Gould Right Of way.

VI euO OVoFu "ss'
PrrrsruRo. Aug, Lit Ii announced
tonight that an important feature Of the
deal between z. II. Hartman and the Gould
interests provides that valuable right Of
way property between Pittsburg and the
western terminus Of the Western Maryland
railroad win bs used for STRENGTHENING the
main line of the Baltimore and Ohio road
and eliminating q numbSr Of curves.- which
will materially shorten the traokage be-
tween here and Washington.
Tho statement that the Erie Railroad
will enter Pittsburg over the Wheeling and
Lake Erie and wabash roads IL NOT taken
very seriously in railway circles, although Il
IL believed that the Gould interests
will aid the Erie with freight tonnage ut
other terminal points.
For some years Baltimore n Ohio en-
ginaers have been working for q through
line with better grades and fewer CURVES
between Pittsburg and the East. Increased
traflc to and from the East and the de-
velopnent Of new coal fields were respon-
sible for this move. Several sets Of plans
have been prepared, one Of which GALA
for the elimination Of the Sand Patch tunnel.
High railroad ofacials said that by using
parts Of the route selected by tho Gould
interests the Baltimore and Ohio could
obtain 9 much shorter line from Pittsburg
TO the East with q much easier grade and
with comparatively few bad curves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
LID TIPPED A BIT m SARATOGA.
Several Clubs Opened with DooFkeepers
on Guard 1t tho street Entraneea.

Several Clubs Opened With DooFkeepers
on Guard ct the Street Entrances.
6ARAToaA. Aug. l.-Quietly, In upper
stories. behind darkened shutters. the lid
is being tipped. Although Canield's lam
Gus clubhouse b closed perhaps new to
be opened again. those who are initiated
into the ways OF Saratoga know that at the
several other r~esorts, smaller In size and
seldom frequented by Canfeid's wealthy
clientele. o doorkesper on guard at the
tables above. provided they are known.
Unless conditions greatly change. en-
trance 10 the olnbhouses will not be made
easier a. the season progresses. With the
passing Of Garfield and Ulman. those who
are In charge Of them~ management Of village
affairs have made II clear 10 the proprietors
that this year there must be no publicity.
no wide open doors, no stories Of big win
nings and losings. II the houses are to be
allowed to entertain the public. To-day
the managers were made to understand
very thoroughly that any violation Of these
regulations viii bring down the lid with a
bang.
Tonight the play at none of the houses
wa heavy. and in fact the attendance was
% light that there was plenty Of room at
any Of the tables In any Of the olubhouses.
Difficulties that nave beset he racing reg
ulars in New York have left them with no
bullying bank accounts. Play tonight
indicates that the usual crop Of stories Of
high limit games and big plays viii this
season be principally the work Of a high
class imagination.
After three days Of the anti-betting law
as construed by the Saratoga county author
tiles the ~raoegoers express themselves "a
thoroughly satisfied that the conditions, at
the racetrack are as near ideal Is 10 possible
under the present law. Plenty Of verbal
betting has been going on with no interfer-
noe by the police. Nor win there be. 40
cording 10 Sheriff Bradley. % long az the
racing association continues to use its re-
str lining influence.
Neither myself nor my deputies has
seen any violation OF the law he said to-
night. Fl am satisfied that the association
is doing its utmost to cooperate with me-"
William F. Moore was to-day appointed
Assistant District Attorney for Saratoga
county to take the position made vacant
by the resignation Of Clarence B. Kilmer.
The appointment was made by District
Attorney Mcknight. Mr.. Moore IL q Rspub-
iican and well thought Of by the Sara
togans. and 1t 10 not expected that he will
take any steps that will upset the general
disposition to let the meeting here continue
unmolested as long as Judge Bisohof's YER
sion Of the Agnew-Hart law 10 lived up to.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
TRIES TO SHOOT ELOPERs.
Girls Father with Two Barrel Gun and
Revolver Caases Pair All Over Pittsburg.

Girls Father with Two Barrel Gun and
Revolver Chases Pair All Over Pittsburs.
PrrrsBuRo. Aug. ~1.ZzInstead Of forgiving
his seventeen-year-old daughter Katie for
clipping to Ohio last night with Martin
Swintzen. John Heron this morning came
to Pittsburg with a two barrel shotgun and
met the pair at the Union depot. That he
did not kill them both was due more to the
lodging abilities of the pair than his lack
Of inclination.
Heron waited for an hour In the crowded
depot until the train oame in. Luckily his
daughter, who expected trouble Of some
sort, saw her father before he sighted them.
He tried to get o shot at them In the crowd.
but they lodged behind others and finally
escaped from the station to q street car.
HERON with his shotgun and q revolver
gave chase IN another street car and fol-
lowed them all over the city, taking eeyeral
shots at them with his revolver and threat
ening TO kin any one who tried to interfere
with him. -
Heron was finally overpowersd. dis
armed and put under arrest. His daughter
then forced him to proDise on his honor
that he would be good, that he would accept
Martin as o son -in-law and would come and
make his home with him. This promised,
the bride permitted the police to release
her father, and when last seen the tho wal
heading for Midway with tho young hus-
band and son-in-law carrying the artillery
unloaded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
LESS WHISKEY DRUNK IN 1907
DECREASE OF 1851 3S IN
INTERNAL REVENUE.

More Beer Consumed Than In 1900, as tho
decrease In Revenue was ez0l see
The Loss on Tobacco OF All Sorts,
Including Cigars, was 81 ,e4s, Sis.
WARRINGTON. Aug. i.-From the pre-
liminary report Of the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue to-day 1t IL apparent that the
consumption Of whiskey and other ardent
spirits b on the decrease and that the con.
sumption Of beer h increasing. During tho
fiscal year which ended on June 90. last,
S1s1. 7se .s42 was paid TO the Government a.
revenue on whiskey and other spirituous
liquors For the year previous Sl47. eb0, Isl
was paid. o lose In revenue Of SIS. 7e7. oas.
There was distilled during the year which
ended June %. last, lie. sos, 4o2 gallons Of
distilled spirits. asdeorease over the previous
year Of i4,sss, e72 gallons.
During the past year SO. 747. $50 barrels Of
beer. ale. TO-, were made. . gain Of Dol 500
over the preceding year. On this beer.
ale. re-. the Government received % revenue
the sum Of sSs. 7A7. ESQ. q gain Of s2O1, $50.
The receipts from all sources Of internal
svenu for the year aggravated s25i eos. ESQ.
being . decrease Of 81. sss.e72 from the
receipts for tho fiscal year which ended
June %. 1901.
Tobacco Of all sorts yielded . revenue Of
s sss. s sss "a; . ( lSss . o. y e 1sS sas; 4 the sa aguT Ss;n Of
vi, 6lt.Oee. This year cigars contributed Q
total sum Of Gao. 7ll. 77e: little cigars, ts45. $50,
and cigarettes. e4,87p. $40, and tobacco Of
other kinds. including chewing and smoking.
Oieomarsarine paid revenue to the ex-
tent Of ss54. 500. g gain Of soe.ess over the
pounds consumed.
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HER DOT GIVEN TO ANOTHER

So the Tilted Maiden Complains n Has
Bride n bridegroom Arrested.
John c. siseto. 81 years old. Of s2s East
Sixth street. and his wife. Sonia, who were
married last Thursday, were arrested last
night charged with grand larceny. Mia
Palma Banana Of 22e East lo9th street was
the complainant. Miss Palma, told the
po lios that she and John had been engaged
10 be married and the ceremony was to have
taken place last week. At his request she
drew $500 from q bank the name Of which
she couldn't remember and gave the
money to him a. o portion Of her dowry.
He arranged with her to meet him at an
East Side church Thursday TO be married.
, According to the story the prospective
bridegroom left her waiting at the church.
He meanwhile went to the house Of Sonia
and asked her to marry him. The ceremony
performed an hour later.
Both the prisoners denied any knowledge
Of the affair the complainant described,
but when searched In the East i3eth street
station house $3.50 In currency was found
upon Sonia.
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ASK FOR LOWER GRAIN RATES.
Steamship Lines Say American Export
Trade IL Badly Affected.

BosroN. Aug. The deplorable condi-
ton Of the grain export trade from this and
other Atlantic ports due to the lower rail
rate to Montreal has resulted in another
appeal by the steamship lines to the trunk
line association. The committee does not
ask that the low Canadian rate be equalled.
but that some moderate concessions be
made which will enable American ports.
by means Of the expert use Of banking and
other facilities, to get at least q share Of the
business.
In q statement given put to-day. the
committee Gays: .Bteamships have bean
Withdrawn from all the ports named on ac-
count Of their not being able to get oargoes.
while Montreal 10 not only leading the
regular tonnage but the favorable grain
rates to that port are attracting tramp
steamers In addition TO the regular lines
For nearly . month. until the present
week. not q bushel Of grain was shipped
from this port. This week some Of Mon
treal's overflow enabled some Of the steam
ships to get small allotments, but nsxt
week no grain viii be exported, The Ley
land liner Castrian II the only ifncr sched-
uled to leave here next week for abroad.
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Movemsn ts or MAYA, vessels.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 1.-The tug Ajax has
ish at Annapolis, the cruiser Tacoma at
Newport News, the cruiser Wolverine At
Milwaukee, the yacht Sylph at Oyster Bay
the gunboss Marietta at Ceiba and thu gun
Viper. Cuttle6sh and ootopus at Newport.
The battleships Maine and Alabama have
sailed from Manila for Singapore, the repair
ship Panther and the tug Yankton from
TutuilA for Auckland, the cruiser Yankee
from Newport for Gardeners Bay and the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
DIR. WILSON SUES THAN.
Demands $500 for His Testmeuy-Ihaw
y, Thinks $500 IL 6unlcleut.

-
PoUdHKEEpsrE. N. Y. Aug. 1.-Dr. John
p. Wilson. who testified for Harry Thaw
on the trial OF his habeas corpus prooeed-
ings before Judge Morsohaussr, has brought
suit against Thaw for services. DR.. Wilson
wants sdbo fortis work. Thaw elaine that
5000 is sufnoient pay for the doctors sxami-
nation Of him and testimony In his favor, +.
Thu Court has appointed John r. Sohlos-
ser Of ftshkl TO taxa testimony In the case.
A. White PlaiRs this morning Charles
order signed By Justice Tompkins. whioh
will allow Thaw to appear In person before
Mr.. Schloeser to defend himself In the suit.
The order makes 1t compulsory Tor ThnW
to appear before Mr.. sohlosser In Fishkfil
Wednesday,, At 1850 A. M. Lawyer Nor
This ts a friendly difference of ~ou6nion.
flr. Thsw heheves that 5000 1Aould recon-
tense DR.. Wilson and the doctor thinks he
should have $500. There 10 40. iii fechns
on either side. but II was thought best TO-
The Sheriff officers will take Thav 70
flshkiiI Monday and remain with him
during the hearing before Referee schloss
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receiver IN New tsrssy and Pennsylvania.
He could gfye no aehhits figures ssto lis
bilites and thoAght tAs ssssts would 81:
oeed sas.Qo0. principally IN tho stock and
axtiIee b The virtous stores; Among
street, III BissoEer ssrsss, III II and sss
Eighth avenue, 7pe Tenth atenue, 800 Co,
fumbus evpnus and ~ Third avenue, and
In Brooklyn 81 3os Grand street, i4i7 Broad
way and llo1 Fulton stSest. e
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PROPOSED NEW STEAM ROAD.

Its Promoters stipuists to Construct IL
with the Proceeds Ut zcs Capital Stock.
'tALBANr. Aug. THAT proposed
now stam' road twenty-five miles long
viii be constructed from the protocols OF
the capital stock 10 the stipulation made to
the upstate Public Service Commission
by W. Pierpont White Of Utica, the presi-
dent OF the Rome-0soeola Railroad Com
pany. This would be an Innovation In
railroad construction. The commission To-
construct the road, which has q capital Of
$500, 900. 80. 49,
The promoters say that the line will serve
ar area a 80 square miles. or 100. 900 acres,
'N9hioh is now remote from market on 40
mated that there ID s7b, 900 600 feet Of humber
In this area besides other natural produots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
FOUND HIS BROTHER DEAD.

Had Just Reported to Police He Was Miss
ing-A Suicide.
Henry Hurd Of 2471 Eighth avenue went
TO the West 152d street station yesterday
afternoon to report that his brother. Will
lam. % years old, a clerk In a liquor store.
noon. About the same time two boys
stumbled upon the body Of q man in the
bushes in l6ethstreet.. between Edgecombe
enu and the Speedway. The man had
killed himself with O. bullet. in the head.
ton as Henry Hurd was leaving and he
identified II az that Of his brother. He
said he did not know why his brother should
kill himself.
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EXPLOSION on A LAUNCH.

Occupants Jump Overheard INTO F1ushing
hay and Put the Fire Out.
Leaping overheard when the gasolene
tank on their new, launch blew up out In
Flushing Bay late Friday night, Emile
and Charles Mayer. brothers. Of Twelfth
street. College Point. and william Eber-
hard. a neighbor. not only saved them
selves from serious injury but succeeded
In extinguishing the flames in the boat.
They all chung 10 the sides OF the boat
and after the explosion they rocked the
boat so that 1t dipped into the water. By
this means the fire was put out.
and Mr.. Eberhard were badly soorched
about the arms and face and head. Later
they were sighted by a passing boat and
towed Il the shore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
American Red Cross enc 81 1000 "a
Flood eufYe IN China.

WAsHn oroN. Aug. 1.-The American Red
Cross socaety to-day turned over TO the
State Department a balance Of ta.oo0 which
remained to the credit OF the Chinese famine
fund. requesting that Il be applied ~ the
the vicinity Of Canton. The Acting Score
tary OF State eabled the money 10 the United
States Consul General at Canton at once.
with directions that Il be applied for relief
Of the sufferers from the typhoons and
foods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
Parcel Post rate 70 Chile and Ecuador.

Parcel Post rate 70 chile a Ecuador.
WARRINGTON. Aug. i.-Aoting Postmaster
General 0randfeld issued an order to-day,
Chile and Ecuador having oouourred. max
ing the postage rate applicable to parcels
post mailed In the United States FOR any
pound instead Of twenty cents a pound. as
heretofore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

To Make Bread Exsaanse nuridlns TALES.
Plans have been fled with Building
Bupsrintsndsnt Murray BY Clinton o
Russell a. architects tor ths Bread FL,
change Company for adding Q psw fw
story 70 thA once building q the ccFnpany
atre6 70 p Broad strest, n5aking ~ twenty.
Q stcslss, W. ocst a Ne addiaoa y
e3t2A0&t33 ~ 34QS3&
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sMUGGLEhs or COOLIES BUSY.
Six Catness Fsand IN Ksssaisd Fruit Car
On New Mexico. 3

FL PAso, Ter. Aug. i.--Hx Cinnamon
wers found to-day ct Aiarnogordo. N. NJ.
In . carload Of fruit. bound from Los Anse-
leo TO KApaas CITY. The or zeal had been
broken somewhere on the way. possibly
s q p'! sss .s e a.o sss'; sS sss sssins. 70 must S@t
have bsen "a issgus With Dc smpesiers
whersvsr 2 hAppened. y The. Chlnsrnen
car rsasased with q railroad zeal. The
Chinamep. had been. provided With water
recently opened at Ifsmossrde with smug-
gled ooolss. inaids and tkS nth found Ia
this immediate vicinity Inside Of forty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
Arthur %. bean Gets IN Appointmcut.

Arthur ID. Bean Gets m APPOINTMENT.
ALsANr, Aug. Estate Commissioners
OF Education Andrew 8. Draper has APP
pointed Arthur d. Bean 10 carry out the
law passed BY. the last Il legislature providing
cities and union free school districts. The
eAlary 10 5000. Mr.. Bean inaugurated
this branch Of instruction In this country.
Commissions Draper also appointed
George n. WILEY Of Dunkirk ~ m inspeotor
eta palety OF S2se0o. y
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Newport Naval Conference sun On.
NEWPORT, Aug. i.-The end Of the oon.
ference Mt the Naval War College here over
battleship construction does not seem 10
be In sight. The oopferees ended their
third week to-day and will convene again
on Monday morning. Nothing has been
Of the conference.
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POLICE Commissioner Bingham turned
over the command Of the department ct
noon yesterday 10 First Deputy Baker for
one month and went on his vacation. He
ms gone TO the coast Of Maine. The Com
hissioner's secretary, Daniel @. Slattery,
also vent On vacation yesterday.
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d. Altutatt & On.

WILL HOLD A SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW, daoNnAx. =
CONSISTING OF ~ 80 r.s
SILK PARAsoLs MHUNTERs GREEN. WITH HANDLES
OF NATURAL WOOD,
ORDINARILY SOLD roR $500 EACH +. At $l65
A SALE OF MEMS AND ;woMENs HANDKERcH1HFs
AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES. WILL TAKE PLACE
TOMORROW MoNDAY AND TUESDAY,
MEMS HnMsrITcHED LINEN HANDKERcIi'Hrs.
USUAL PRICE sp PER DOZEN At $2.so
woMHN's INITIATED LINEN HANDKERcHlHFs
USUAL PRICE $50 PER DOZEN AT $l!OO
woMENs SHEER HEMsTIrcHRD LINEN HANDKERcHiHrs.
USUAL PRICE $3.50 PER DOZEN -. AT $50 ,
woMEN's EMBROIDERED WHITE LINBN HANDKERcHIErs.
USUAL PRICE 4se EACH. ). . . AT Z5c
woMEns coLoRED LINEN HANDKERCHIEF. '
USUAL PRICE 2Se. EACH -. . =. AT dc
s4.a strsrt. a5tt strrrs aah s.t Asssas. a.m aarA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
Thsse nAvy orden were Issued:

Ensga p. A. Todd, whsn discharged from Naval
suflson p. q. Carpenter. from oaviss 20 homo
SURGEON l. Norris. from torpedo station. Now
port, 70 naval ssaton. csyits, calling from San
Pssssd Asssisai Surleon'A. Il. Peck. TO torpedo
Assistant Surseon J. Minser, when DISCHARGED
from tfestment q Naval Hospital Mare Island.
Assitfant surgson II. u. Eermsech, from re-
cruitfng ssation. Gnctnnau. 20 the California.
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wu6nsnAnRE. Pa. Aug. i.-ordsrs
were Issued here to-day 20 put the Reading
oo,llsriss In this region On half time for
wilkr~-easnanaboutths snd ID sspasmhsr,
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Richard stevens Host to i 300 children.
About 1900 children under the ago Of Il
and their. mothers, aunt and big sisters
: re The guests. Of Richard Stevens of!
SPoint, Hoboksn, yesterday on a barge.
..,s2n 70 yHu1sonS Grove. Sandwiches
c2lk, were idistfibuted on the bcrre.
AsDere oftwins snioyed the outing.
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OFFER FOR THE REPLENIsHrNG OF SUMMER OUTFITS.
woMEN's AND MISSES GARMENTS ADAPTED FoR I'M.
MEDIATE WEAR 1885,.
woMEN.s AND MISSES DRESSES. HATS AND sUNsHADEs.
BOATING, AND BATHING OUTFITS,
woRsTHD, sUlrs. NEcKvEAR.
GLOVES, ETC.
LEATHER ARTICLES FOR MOTORING AND TRAVELLING -afss.
LouNoING CUSHIONS. RUGS. ROBES - W.
AND CAMPING BLANKETS. e mm,
INFORMATION AND SUGGESTIONS WILL BE SUBMITTED 70
PERSONS RESIDING OUT OF TOWN.
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WIN Of Ds. Carlsssu Piins.

. The viii Of DIT. csrleton Flint, who was
killed. ,in. an AUTOMOBILES acutdsnt at'StA-
hkaGht,,N. y. leaves ell his ssksAB q hin VIE.
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Army END navy 0rdsrs.

WARRINGTON. Aug. Tines army orders were
Issued to-day:
First Lieut.. Charles l.. Mltchsn. from the Twenty.
Oart. Edward N. Johnston, Engineer Corps, from
the Military Academy 10 wellington. ID. @.
from Port Niagara TO Wsshington barracks, d,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02

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