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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-01-25

pletion Of his night work. His
wife has the sympathy of all.
Miss Alverta Duff has return.
ed after a two months visit in
Oklahoma.
The Forum will be turned over
into the hands of Miss Alberta
Wyche as future agent, because
the present agent does not have
the time now to give the paper
the proper attention.
Vote. Vote! Vote. Who will
be queen Of the day at the con-
cert to be given the 28th of Feb
ruary under the auspices of the
Third Christian church to cancel
some minor debts, Watch for
further notice.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-01-25

this news comes very authentic
source.
There is not much heard of
Brown, Sterling & Co., for Sec,
retary of State at present, but
they will appear on the horizon
ere long, how brilliant we can
not fOretell.
j. McCan Davis will be can
didate for Clerk Of the Supreme
Court. Mr.. Davis is one of the
best known men in this part of
the state. A newspaper man of
rare ability, and an author of
some note. Having written a
book on the famous dead lock
convention of 1904 Mr.. Davis
has in press now pc litical his
tory of Illinois fifty years ago
So far as his ability to handle
the important position there is
no question.
In this county the Office of
States Attorney will be the most
important one The only ack.
nowledged candidates are G. F.
Mortimer and st. John Wines.
Harry l.. Converse is a probable
candidate for that office.
For the legislature we are in
formed that John Juneman will
be candidate.
La the Seventh Ward. VIM. l..
Ensell will be a candidate for
alderman. Mr.. Ensell has held
that Office before and is we'll lik-
ed by all the Republicans and
democrats alike in that ward.
He has lived in that ward for 15
years. He desires to run for the
office on his merits and desires
every thing in the primaries to
be harmonious.
In the First Ward, VIM Can,
sler is an avowed candidate. He
is well known as a colored man
of integrity.
We understand that Rev. y
II. Jones will be candidate for
supervisor.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-01-25
Lincoln, ILL.,. Items.

The True Reformer's Lodge is
making grand preparations for re-
ception on Lincolns birthday Feb.
IL, 1908
lien chapel closed their revival
Sunday havi ng had a grand success.
Rev. J. Bass has been numbered
with the sick.
Mrs. Minnie Smith is improving
and will soon be at home again.
The True Reformers will hold their
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
Every member is requested to be
present.
Rev. @. G. Calhoun, pastor of the
Second Baptist church has returned
home from Kansas City.
The Good Samaritan Lodge held
their regular monthly meeting last
Tuesday evening.
The B. IT w. Club will meet at
the residence or Alfred Dyers and
wife Tuesday evening
The w. w. club met at the home
of Mrs. Alfred Dyer Iast Thursday
Albert Gooch is very sick man
at his home with lumbago.
William McCurley is slowly recoV-
ering.
Burrell Starks who has been con-
fined TO his home is able to be out
again.
Miss Florence Thompson is our col
Ored dressmaker. of whom we should
be proud. Ladies encourage her by
letting her make your dresses.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-01-25
Quincy News Items.

The Culture Club held a very
interesting session on Sunday
afternoon, the following program
was rendered.: Reading. Mrs.
Rosa Emerson; address, Rev j !.
H. Robinson, Clarksville, Mo :;
reading, Mrs. Mary Tate; ad-
dress. |. E. Foster, subject
What the Negro Lacks From an
Economic Standpoint Mr.
Foster spoke with d great deal of
force and showed plainly the
needs of his race. How the Ne.
gro boasts Of his great intellect
as great piano player, living in
fine houses, how fast he can
write on his machine, etc but
who made these things-the
white man. He tried to make 1t
plain to the people the need of
learning trade.
Paper for discussion bv Miss
Laura Fields, subject. "Domes.
tic Science. The young lady
brought out many leading ideas
that are being discussed among
the leading people of both races.
but the good deacons insisted on
going back to the garden of Eden
and began to talk about women.
Miss Alice Rolling, after
spending several months in this
city, the guest of Mrs: Lafoe,
left Wednesday for her home in
Jacksonville, Ill.
Mrs. Mamie Ball entertained
in honor of Rev. j. H Robinson
of CIarksville. Mo, who is AS.
sisting Rev Smith in revival
services at the e m ST., church.
Mrs. K. Briscoe, Mr.. c. Giles,
Mrs. S. Vaughn. Mr. j. Johnson
and Charles Williams we're mum
bered with the dead the past
week.
''In sorrow by the bier we stand,
Amid the awe that bushes all,
And speak the anguish of land
That shook with horror at thy fall"
Mrs. F. q. Muuday returned
home Sa urday evening".
Mrs. b. Dabner received very
painful fall last week and is
onl y able to get around in the
house by the aid of crutches.
Will some brother or sister tell
US why IL is whenever We have
church hubbub we are warned
not to say anything about it no
no matter if the church is full of
sinners,
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
WOODWARD hDYERTISES
BEAUTIES OF PURITY

Taking advantage Of the privileges re-
Gently conferred to use for messages a
part Of the face of post cards, the
health department has begun cam
paign OF education. Every letter re-
ceived by the department Is aeknowl-
edged by a post card, on the face OF
which appears one of the following
legends.
Registration OF Births. Every birth
must be promptly reported to the health
department. The law requires IL and It
is to the Interest of parents and child
that il be done. The public generally
is requested to see in 50 far as lies in
its power that the law is strictly com
piled with"
''CIean food can he obtained Onl1 from
clean markets. stores. diaries. and eat
Ing places having clean equipments and
operated by clean people in a clearly
manner"
The cost OF printing the foregoing
messages is insignificant. says DIT.
woodward. The cost OF sending them
out is nothing and yet they VIII bring
10 the attention of the community two
important facts.
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
BRITAIN FIGHTS PLEA
OF GAALONELL'S INSANITY

NEW YORK, Feb. 1A-Attorney
Charles Fox. representing the British
government In the proceedings for the
exradition Of Robert Caldwell, wanted
10 London On a charge of perjury as a
Witness in the celebrated bruce case.
says lie has no intention Of abandoning
the effort TO secure CaldwelFs return 10
Eng land on account of his counsels
replese ntations that the AFFIDAVIT max
or" IS a psranoiac.
ParaS7.a IS growing altogether too
common, he thinks. as a defense in
criminal cases and warmly commends
United States Commissioner Alexan-
dcr's announcement that Caldwell must
appear before him next Wednesday or
forfeit his bond.
CaldwelTs lawyer ". c. Campbell
expects at that time 70 supplement the
afidavits Of the two physicians heard
from yesterday with the testimony of a
number of other alierists who will. he
SAYS. express the opinion that his client
is mentally unsound. It Is on this
ground that he hopes 70 secure the re-
fusal OF the British governments de-
Rand for CaldweIls extradiuon.
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
SNOW INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY

NEW YORK, Feb, H-Henry Sanger
Snow. was indicted today on charge
OF larceny By the Brooklyn grand jury
in connection with the New Jersey
telephone scandal.
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
CuShman Candidate
For Vice President;
Makes Witty Debut

Representative Cushman or Washing
ton is no longer a candidate for the
Republican nomination for the Presi-
dency. According to a special dispatch
which was sent from this city to the
Portland Oregonian today, ne is now
an aspirant for the place Of Vice Presi-
dent
Mentally. / had climbed to the very
top OF the elective ladder he is quoted
in the dispatch, when. in a careless
moment. my foot slipped, and BET )re
1 could recover myself / had dropped
a rung. The view is nearly as good
from this aItitudinous position. and /
have sanded my shoes 10 prevent
further mishaRs"
May I make official announcement
OF shis important fact2" asked the ore
gonian representative.
If you don't, 1 shall never speak TO
you again" replied Cushman. and en-
tered his committee room, as solemn
as an owl.
Mr.. Cashman is one Of the wits OF
the House.
But perhaps. he is in earnest this
time.
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
CAPITOL GRAFT CASE
At A STANDSTILL

HARRISBURG, Feb. 14-With two
days before them for conferences, the
various attorneys for Sanderson, Sny-
DER, Shumaker. and Mathues in the al
legged capitol grating cases. are try
ing hard today 10 get together" on the
defense. They hope TO be able 20 rec
oncile their differences and plan some
common ground of defense where all
available testimony can be introduced
without injuring the cause Of any OF gre
defendants.
Mathues interest. however. still offers
the hardest problem ". ]. Schaffer, his
attorney, still insists the Common
wealth has not made out a case against
his client.
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
RIDGELY DENIES
REPORTED CHANGE
But Rumor Insists He Will
Accept Bank Presi-
denCy.

Although William Barrett Ridgely,
Comptroller of the Currency. today en-
phatioally reiterated his declaration
that he has not received an offer to
take the presidency of the National
Sank OF Commerce Of Kansas City. it
s believed that if his wishes are fully
net ia the plan now under considera-
Gion for the banks reorganization. he
Will assume its management
Senator Cullom of Illinois had an
early conference with the Comptroller
today. He scofed at the idea Of his
son-ln-law's retirement On the other
hand close friends of Lawrence .. MUIR
ray assistant Secretary of the Depart
ment Of Commerce and Labor. are firm
IN the conviction that Murray viii be in
charge of the COmptroller's Office with
IN sixty DAYS
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
PUBLIC SUFFRAGE MEETING
NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING

Arrangements were made last even
ing for a public mass meeting OF the
Independent Suffrage League OF the DIS
trict OF Columbia in Odd Fellows Han
next "wednesday evening. Among the
speakers will be President Gompers, OF
the American Federation of Labor: KEEP
resentatives James T. MeDernott ana
William j. Cary, and William r Guide.
Of the washington Chamber or Com
n rec. The speaking will begin at
s:15 o'clock, and all persons interested
are invited to attend.
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
KEMP CASE DELAYED,
ACCUSED NAN Ill

Attorneys Hayden and Birney. repre-
seniag ]. Arthur Kemp. late chief and
property clerk of the police department
now under Indictment for embezzlement,
asked Justice Barnard this morning 10
postpone the trial set for next MONDAY
They produced a physicians ceruncate
that Kemp IS unable 10 leave MS bed
and requested that the trial be indet-
initely postponed. Justice Barnard set
the date of trial for March ?,
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
FIRE CAPT. HARPER CLEARED;
CHIEF APPROVES VERDICT

The trial board ln the case Of Capt.
c. Z. Harper. of the Fire Department
accused of dereliction of duty IN falling
TO sound an alarm OF FIRE January -.
when he saw Engine Company is eoaid
not conquer the flames in Vernon
Galleries. found him noL guilty.
Chief William Belt today approFeu
the findings Of the board
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
CHINA TO REFUSE DEMAND
BY JAPANESE FOR STEAMER

PEKING. Feb. 1.-THE government is
framing as polite a refusal as possible
of the Nikado's demand for the sur
render Of the japanese steamship Tatsu
Maru end its cargo. seized OF Macao by
the Chinese on the ground that il WAS
smuggling arms and ammunition
The Japanese are paying no attention
to the contention that the craft es-s a
runner OF contTaband and the formal
demand Tor its release was made yes
terday.
The Washington times., 1908-02-14
OLD DUFFY CORNER SOLD
TO JERRY DUGAN FOR $1,000

The old Duffy corner, Fourth ana -
streets northwest, has been solo 10 jerry
Dugan The price was SL0o. lie 60 49,
VAS made through the Harrison Realty
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Three Sales out of -Four Offerings
-BrO0klyn Transactions.

Tho .o1,ovving transactions were recorded at the
New York Real Estate Exchange yesterday;
Fv Joseph Day: St ISo3 f # Of Of
b KTakower FOR $4,000; also 56S Southern BeuIs
yard 4oo r " OF Il AYE August IN also SO Elton
ave- E 5 50 # Of 15sth st. 5oNloo' sly n
samuel tr al 55 nd 5 s ten l bs IS sold
20 the plaintiff for $S22oO
The following properties will be offered for sale
to-day at No II Eesey st:
Rx Joseph P Day: 11so linton ave. 5. 1870 IT
q lesth St 1g m SEIs ct s e 9T Bros
Egan. ref: due 5oe5 So ts1es ;o esG; go IS
,oa r. Of ist ave I1x1so exl8 4 and
e. al: Edw Hermann atty: 7 McGo'erh' 'el' hill
due SIC 90 CO. taxes etc S9 9eft % 81 100 # OF
Union ave I5xI5o vacant; city Real EsIste 90 an
ref: amt due. sa7S6: taxes. etc, $40 "a
The auction sales in Brooklyn yesterday we're;
By ws as Boss St 2 Mo4rf # s Of MaIGg
ave Is sxloo; joseph solomon se1 1sasc = russell ref:
e. al oensaEg & s s9 7ts foT s. COO and int
n s $50 It Of Albany ave. 166xso: Isabelle lie. G
s+tys Geo G Bueohner ref plaintiff for 50 600
By James I BTnlsy 1 S7a So Ef AeIs e5oid Realty
60 al chas SlsytoR a5 f. 400 "l 5fe u s2e
0 . Of Liberty ave 75x20o 70 Georgia ave- Bank ot
North Hernpstead Lotus Realty Co ct al herman
for So 10 over m4tge for 5000 and interest
The following properties are announced for sale
.o-5av ON the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange:
r., Joseph 2 Day: Dumont cor Williams ave
snz3o Adoiph Hennine Annie Kesser ct al; Nicholas
Aleinikoff atty plaintiff: stephen Stephens eI
William South 9th ST. II e OF
Faurs GaxIoG: Schsrmann agt Joseph NolIo1nIf
. Al. George Fksein. for PLAINTIFF James Judge
re-. Flushing ave Sanford ST. 29XlOo Patrlck
II NcEsrov agt Abraham Orlonsky 81 all VIM l. carey.
at for 7lantir: Daniel. ref Reeve Place
x7s " Of Coney Island Plank Road l5XlOlI
Tsroclzvxay. adj Schumacher 81
al Fred FulwnBeI atty plaintiff; Chas H Machn,
ref. Hart st n " Marcy 1Glx1S; George Har-
1.ar ct al agt Annie Epstein ct al; Fernando
Soinger. atty plaintiff Joseph McCogan, ref Rock
s7av ave 100 = Of Dumont 1o0x1oO; Abraham
lev art Louis Rosenberg al attys
for plaintiff: Onward J Connolly, ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06
GOODSALE In THE BRONX
plot FOR APARTMENTS.
Phi Delta Glib Plans Improve
ments-Realfg Notes.

a. ,--,,o-sant sale that might presage a renewal
80 b,,ystnr activities in The Bronx was consuhl-
,oated Yesterday The plot of land sold is "SSAlVV
O.. ana on IL will be erected nine apartment
,,rses The Henry Morgenthau Company SOLO Ihe
o,,.-tv which is at the southeast corner or 1854
80 Erellv SITS The largest frontage is on Kelly ST
-r,o A5aahan Construction Company bought the
,,,ertv and will build it one five story apart
,r,,t bouse of fifty feet frontage, at the corner
and eight four story apartment houses Inc lat
81 viii he built for only two families on moor
The houses will stand back ten feet from the ouiiu
ing line ,.,,s,.- T,orort
plans have been filed with the Buildings Depart
,7ent for making over the two three s'orS RS s
dences at Nos. 32l4 to So West 18th ST. owned oy
80 Rsr Association and adjoining its clubhouse
,rto a clubhouse for the Phi Delta Club 1t is TO
have a handsome new facade of limestone anu
s,,,cco with central entrance surmounted by
,olonuade of Doric pilasters supporting q coIiitoe
Ga finished with a balustrade decorated with 'ne
,v,t-crovy1ed crest OF the club. Beneath Ihs pa'-
,,s,-ade will be 2 row of marble medalhons. Inc
~s-,odelled edifices will have frontage OF thrtS
.4x fee- The basement will contain me plein
-,oro and grill and the main story viii have iouhe-
d. -oorns in front opening into the large mann
,,ore+ room The upper stories viii be ntted INTO
-a-.roeu+s for the members with bedrooms 10 eacii
&C. The improvements to cost $500. accord
,ne IN the estimate Of the architect, Washington
Hall.
II was learned yesterday that John E olson a
s,,aer was the buyer OF TIE lots at Nos 30, 3d. 81
snd IS Csramercy Park, which sale was announcer
On Tuesday Olson will build twelve story apart
rrent house on the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Aug. 5, 'OS.
SAILED.

SAILED
Steamer Baelow sE EGrmss Bremen July pS a. to
gers and Tndse Arrived at the Bar at 1873 m atm
Fl Sud Higgins Galveston Iuiy o., 10 in
Southern Pacific Company. with mdse Lett quarantine
Steamer ogeechee. Pickett Brunswick. Ga, August
to the Brunswick IS Co with lumber Left Quarantine
Steamer Avalon CIor) Rasmussen Port Antonio July
30 to the Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit Arrived al
Steamer Texas Dam Iissner Copenhagen July Is and
h hiya5 ~ srE tb Bar AZ II y m. 4th
Steamer America (Nor). osterwald. Port Antonio July
so TO the Atlantic with fruit Arrived at the
Rich PhlladelRhia to the the Clyde SIS
steamer Trent tF8rl. Roby. Barbados July q. sava.
l. to Sanderson & Son. with 73 passengers, mails and
mdse Arrived at the Bar at II a m. $500.
passengers and mase, Left Quarantine at lilo m
Matsnzas 81, to H Winchester & Co. with sugar Ar
steamer Korona CBri Carmichael Demerara. July %,
RarhaaSs = d 81 9 4b1as ao 10 outer
bridge & with "a passengers. mails and mdse Ar
steamer veiasquez (Br1 Kelly. Ayres July u:
Montevideo H. Santos 10 Rio de Janero Is bans ~
gers mails mdse- Arrived at the Bar at
Naples % to Harmed soiaT & Co. with q cabin and
59 seerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
steamer Nicholas Cuneo C5or). Jensen. Port Antonio
Pa aa t With N fruit Gfrved at the Bar
Steamer Hamilton B9az Newport eyvs ana SoT14 q
steamer Koenigin Luise from Naples, passed Fire
Island $50 N.
SAILED
Steamers Lusitania CID IAyerpooi via Queenstown:
Iuisiana da1, Naples and Genoa: Moraifs CCireek2,
Boston: Comus New orleans: Lampasas. Galveston;
Montevideo SPAN Cadz Genoa etc; Russia 0ussl Rot
Bahia Rio Satilla. Brunswick: Strath
s san N S6 SeWs Baron caWdor iT Shanghai Mama
Hata Baltimore Larlmer Port Arthur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06
TWO BIDS FOR DREDGING.
Commissioner Spooner Delays Action on
; Dock Improvement Proposals.

There.Here only two bids TO be opened yesterday
IN the office Of Dock Commissioner Allen n.
spooner Pier A. North River, for the dredging
of approximately $4,000 cubic feet Of earth be-
Twenty-eighth street and Thirty-sixth street
South Brooklyn. IN the contemplated dock improve
there. It is estimated that the cost
between & 900 90 and 100000 The first bid opened
vas that Of John A Seeley. at 50 cents per cubic
yard and the second that OF the Morris & Cum
Iaings Dredging Company, at 4ss cents per yard.
Commissioner Spooner's action will be announced
later Each bidder had TO bid for all the labor and
materials OF the dredging contract and bid for the
completion Of the work within five hundred caIen-
dar days. It IS understood that the amount of
the lowest bid fracuonally below the estimate
OF the Dock Department engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


southampton. Aug 5Oceanic CBr. New York via Plym-
Cherbourg 49,,
Liverpool Aug 5-Caderon CBelgl New York for Man
Dover. Aug 8. S a m-Gothland CBelg). New York for
Suez Aug 5-WiIdenels Ger, Calcutta and Colombo Tor
Boston and New York. =. -,
ST Thomas Avg Guiana (BT) New York for Demerara-
La Plata Aug 3-Arion CBr). New York for Bahia Blanca
Yokohama. Aug s-Inaramayo CBD. New York via Hong
Alden. Aug 4wBloemfOntein CBr). New York for
Yokohama, ~.
Sandy Hook. N ]. Aug ., $50 m-"lnd southwest
moderate breeze partly cloudy; light sea-
SAILED
SOUTHAMPTON Aug. 5.-Majestic CBr}. New York via
Cherbourg and Queenstown; Kaiser Wilhelm II
Ger, Bremen for New York via Cheroonrg' Mag
daIena (Br) New York via Colon. Kingston. etc.
Liverpool. Aug 5-Caronia (Br New York via queens
Cherfourg Aug 5-Kaser wilhelm II iGer). Brennan
and Southampton for New York.
Swansea Aug Canada (Dan), for New YORK
Potterdam Aug 4.-Washington (Brl Tor New 1ork
Tsor5eaux July 3l.-Californe (Fr), for New YORK -
Dartmouth, Aug. 4.-Ciudad de Reus (Span) for New
F3errn9ds Aug 6-Bermudian tBrl, for New York
Rosario Aug, 1.-Hellenes CBr). for New YORK
Gambia. July 29-Soperga Qta). Genoa Tor New
York
PASSED.
lizard Aug 4-CharIois CDutch). New York for -
PrawIe Point, Aug 4.-Martello (Br)s New york TOT
sagres Aug. s-Eugenia tAust), New York and Bos-
ton for Naples and Palermo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06
TRsNsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. CIO"S " " -
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands tvia San Francsco)-Si- e.,o , M
Australia except West), New zealand
Fiji and New Caledonia tV1a n con , -,
Vancouver Victoria C)Aorang aug ~ 20 = -
Hawaii ivia Francisco)-Aanleda Aug H. 0-"O = IA
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China and Phlllp - c On , -,
pine Islands (via Francsco-Chlna Aug 4' gov "
China and Philippine Isl
Seattle)-Tosa Maru Aug A0' '."0 y ~
Japan Sorea, China and Philippine Isl. ~ can - -,
(va Seattle)-Treu2ont AuS' A'' '-'o y -
Japan China and Philippine Isl
ands tva Vancouver and Victoria, b - =, con- -.
- Empress of China aug - O' , "
New Zealand. Australia Except West, "a
Islands New Caledonia CVla -.
FraEciscol-InYeric aug 20 o'.'o p IL
Guam Philippine Islands CVia
Fralcisco)-U : Transport Aug. Oh 900 p Ii
Tahiti ana MarqHeSss lslahoS Sept g. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06

4 n Harlem to Luna In ninu,sa
6Sss' The subway takes you to Atlanta
n ny Ave. Bklyn. then trsnsfsr 20 thu
fAnA Beach ExpresA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company, through
the City Real Estate Company, to-day assigned to
the Mutual Life Insurance Company a prior in
terest Of $4,000 in the mortgage Of 10000
ing the premises No 1859 9Th ave. southeast corner
OF ssth St Mrs. Emily A Y. Reynolds purchased
this property short while ago from Joseph Hamer-
shag.
Goodwin & Goodwin have sold for Herman
Junker. OF Eberfeld. Germany. TO a client for oc-
c1pancy, the four story dwelling house No Il West
elst st, on lot lSx6lx100 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06

A pvERTISEMENTS AND
~ The Tribune received al
1854 Broadway, between 36t
o'clock D. m. Advertisements
branch offices at regular Office
viz: 264 Sth ave. :. g. cor.
18th st. : 104 East 14th St:
Tth and 9Th ayes: 263 West 1
Sd ave-; near 61st St: 170S ]
East 125th St; 756 fremont {
American District Telegraph o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Cedric reported eight hundred n
SANDY Hook at noon yesterday. is expected I
2 2. N. Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06
ALTERATIONS PLANNED.

s2d 81. No. 104 to 10 East: two six story
brick factory buildings; s. Rhinelander
owner: clinton & Russell architects - $40 OOO
Essex No. G3. and Broone 229: 70
five story brick tenement houses; Kali
ian, owner: NJ Zipkes. architect. .......... 1000
Madison *, n 129th ST: a one story
brick church building: All Saints Roman
architects .-..-..- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
{ their Uptown Office, No.
tn and 3Tth SITS. until 8
) received at the following
rates until s O'Clock D. m,
23d St: 1913 9Th ave. cor.
PSI West 42d St. between
I25th st: 1925 Sd ave; 1925
LIST ave, near seth st: 15T
ave; $50 Sd ave. and any
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun rises ofl sun sets 7:1O Moon - Moons age
HIGH WATER
A M.-Sandy Hook 04 Gov Island Hell s:1s
P M--Ssndy Hook 202 Gov. Island 225 Hell Gsta Ais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-06

No, not stung with a large stock
of outing suits; sold more this year
than ever before.
But simply the selling season is
shortening, though the wearing sea-
son is at its height.
SO down goes every outing suit In
our stock except staples.
2sf $50
400 SEE
LA S25
Now $3.50.
Also, 800 young mems outing suits
that were $14 to $40.
Now $40.
Twill be odd if you don't find just
what you need among these 220O odd
trousers.
$3.50.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 s42 1902
at at At
Warren st 18th st. Saith s..