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The Washington times., 1908-12-01
DANIEL J. KEEFE
SUCCEEDS SARGENT
President of Long Shoremen's
Union Supported Taft Dur
ing Campaign

Daniel J. Keefe. Of Detroit. president
or the LGngshOremens Union. and an
active worker for the Republican cause
during the recent campaign. Was today
appointed Commissioner General OF I'M
migration TO succeed the late Frank L.
Sargent
Mr. Keefe has been prominently iden-
ufied with labor for several years and
had but recently relinIuished the office
OF sixth vice president Of the American
Federation Of Labor, declining TO stand
for reelection at the Denver convention
Keefe was one OF the prominent labor
men who actively opposed the program
Of President Samuel Gompers in the re-
cent campaign. and was close adviser
OF President Roosevelt in the days when
the labor vote was wavering between
Taft and Bryan.
The Washington times., 1908-12-01
BONI'S NAUGHTINESS
REHASHED TOMORROW
Hele De Sagan Declares 1t Will Be His Day to Lay
Bare Immoral Life-Its All Over Custody of
Countess Annals Children

PARIS, Dec I've shall retaliate
tomorrow. II will be our day for the
laying bare Of immoral lives and hidden
domestic secrets"
With this declaration, uttered with all
the emphasis Of gesture at his com
mand. Prince Helie de Sagan today dis
missed the subject when questioned as
TO the possible trend Of events IN the
Palais de Justice. Tomorrow the third
installment or Count Boni de Castel-
lanes suit for the custody OF his chill
dren viii be heard. Incidentally the
count IS asking for 10000 a year for
their proper maintenance.
While the children are in the care or
The Washington times., 1908-12-01

their mother, Princess de Sagan, e1-
IRENE precautions are being taken
against their being stolen. The mother,
who was formerly Miss Anna Could.
the American hehess, viii allow no
one 10 see the children save their tutor.
the priest, and the most intimate friends
OF the family. The vast material money
value Of the children has excited the
French mind 10 such an extent that a
romantic kidnapping for princely ransom
would be a fitting climax 20 the melo-
dramatic domestic life Of Nine. Gould.
according TO the French Interpretation
Of the case.
NJ. Clemenceau, counsel for the Prince
and Princess de Sagan will present his
arguments in part tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1908-12-01
PROPERTY OWNERS WIN.

MADISON, \. J, Dec lone hum
dred and eighty-ffve property owners
of west New YORK have won a decision
I'm the supreme court OF New Jersey
by which assessment levied on them
for a sewer a mile and a half long, and
costing more than s., 10000, were set
aside by Justice Swayze in a decision
given IN Newark. Justice Swayze said
that a great injustice had been done
20 the compIainants. but said that he
would hear argument h Jersey City
Saturday concerning the appointment
of a commission TO make a new assess
ment.
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the main trail and plowed right ahead,
because, as he remarked:
81 want TO see Congress.
And so tomorrow or possibly tonight
Winter gets here, according to mis-
friend The weather person. IN fact, If
it doesn't rain. which 1t should have
done Saturday or Sunday, or yesterday,
reach, it will get colder and be real
chilly.
Concerning this the weather person
said in part: After finding the great
est common diVisOr we become at once
aware that there is a fierce storm OF
rain. snow, sleet and wind IN frigid
combination prevailing in the West. In
the wake OF the COmbi alton Is real
cold wave with marrOW-c chilling temper,
atures. The cold viii reach the District
Of Columbia tonight or Wednesday
morning"
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WINTER TAKES HEADER
FOR THE CAPITAL CITY

Winter, which had been alternating
high up on the top Of old Rainier, woke
up, shook the soft fingers OF sleep from
his eyes, looked once down over the
five thousand feet Of shimmering. blind
ing white to the pines just turning
brown, and bawled for his aeroplane.
which, as everyone knows, Is stored in
the right-hand canyon beside the rocky
stone.
I'm going to Washington, John, Is
the aeToplane ready, John?"
And that's really all there was to IT,
OF course. Winter passed through many
interesting scenes between Rainier,
which is near Seattle. and Washington.
which is near Alexandra. but he kept TO
The Washington times., 1908-12-01
ASHFORD INSPECTS
PORTABLE SCHOOLS

Inspection of tie portable schools by
Die IRE commission OF the District be-
gan this morning. Eight schools are
ready for use as soon as they are for
maIIv approved. Building Inspector
Ashford has already declared the schools
safe, but the Board of Education has
for the past week daily insisted that
the District Government must give
some assurance 10 the people for the
safety Of the pupils. and the inspection
today is in compliance with the de-
nlaIl.
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as headquarters for the committee and
II is expected that until plans are well
under way meetings viii he beld ct the
rooms there almost daily.
Several days after the appointment OF
committee ChaiTmen will bt devoted TO
organizing the body. The number that
constitutes a quorum, which proved a
SUBJECT or much discussion four years
ago. viii have to be determined. the
time OF meeting agreed upon. and the
work Of the various committees out
lined.
one Of the finest matters that will be
taken up will be stepu looking to the
enactment of the necessary legislation
by Congress. Permission can only be
granted by means OF a special bill FOX
the use OF public parks, the detail Of
extra police, the erection Of gIandstands
Tor the parade, and the stringiug OF
electric wires for the Illumination. " lille
IL would seem unnecessary 10 press this
measure so long before the date OF in
auguratiou, IL is considered eXpedient
10 get the bin through before other
business engTOsses the entire attention
Of the legislators,
To Arrange Parade.
An early start also will be made IN
der the supervision Of Grand Marshal
General Bell to arrange for the parade.
t is expected that requests will be
coming in within d few days for places
in the line and much coaching is gem
orally needed to make the various or
CARNATIONS comply with the regulations
governing the parade
Under the direction of the chairman
of the committee for that purpose, a
scheme, of decoration must be worked
out. Whether these viii be elaborate
depends largely upon the contributions
and the cooperation Of property holders
along the line of march.
AS an amplitude of money is antici-
pated this season, the decorations Will
probably eclipse any previous efforts.
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SAD BUT TRUE.

"Cne swallow does not make sum-
mer." quoted Tie moralizer.
NO." replied the demoralizer. "but
one grasshopper makes a good many
springs. Chicago News.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, April IA. 1908.
ARRIVED

.asss 70 S9df Il %ia$ss:sr @ Lind 81 ssF b A2 an4
steamer ssIatogs Dewns Havana April IL TO The New
G1ved at the Bar at iss sps7iSFs'S m mails
steamer Garth, Deyereau1 Georgetown. = c. April .
in Quarantine at eis 'i' M IS Co. with na'e
steamer city OF Atlanta. Smith Savannah April H. 70
Quarantine $50 p N. i'dssed IN
steamer hiioe cor Pedersen Bsracoa ApriI 2 TO the
n TUX 90 win fadfs' Arrived at The Bar at
steamer New York Dutch, JuEs Rotterdam March 81
4-S4 ? N. " " iS'@h1 al
s,samsT Alies Ausp stuparch Trieste March 2s
ETos d Co with passengers and mdse Southeast Fire
Steamer Burbo Bank G8r,. wawn Cardenas March 81
sugar Arraed a. the Rs2 2 an sfe @uhson rs at IS Line with
Steamer Eapallo (Brg. Lawlan Shields March % -,
J whitney Co. in ballast Arrived at the Bar at
Aureole dsg,. Waters Shields March "a 70
Philip EgsPrech'' in ballast arrived at the Bar a.
steamer e ,s % Slcola1 Ounce o Jensen Baracoa April
'iysd s.a.:.t. At The Bar al 10 m, IAN.
Fara April and Barbados g TO Booth = Co lAh , -
p4ssengers, mails and mdse Arrived si n. E1n Et -
- =tssm.r San az ga.n Fos March 2s Ponce
4Epsai. . and san Juan Sew YORK as1
Asriyea lhe Bar .t s.07 a N. ''--''' -Aa '"ose
x5rto q, g.. S ais5 G9t4sns NtwGart News
ana mdss. on Highlands At 2:sa p m,
ma = .s 20 b9gIson te Eitsr D:ils' Win pass
steamer Antonio t,Sory ThoulI- rort -.
March j. and Norfolk April T.. o Master IA psi,sst
Arrls~1 81 the Bar I5 7 ~ " "'''''-
Santiago fCubsnt O'Keere CieDfueros .,,.t
the New York and cuba Mai S Co vitt -
Passed in ssHdy Hob 81 1905 ?
steamer tubSna cuban Baker. idenas etc 20 ,fe
&anson IS Line. With mdss Passed SANDY iIoob a.
IG-e5 2
oSeeehee. Fchett Br4HsRi. Aiarch H. tg tie
Ia.as0Iea = co am nas-. Passed Ssn5. IIo5l -
1nnS Do.
-I~-m- tsd-rlsnd tBe.gi. E>tfp4n. ArtDerr Apn. q,
Dover =. tfs RsC Linz with passene.f. an.
i-dfe Essl ~ Fiir i-.snd 81 1919 g. m-
Ee-a ,. april 49, $50 WiEa ..-i
fresh bIeeze cesrs EhI
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
BY JAPANESE
Tiafors Due TO-mOrro1o Bent on
Peaceful Mission.

There will he = Japanese invasion OF New York
tomorrow. But the invaders bent not on war
or conquest. but in search of knowledge The
partv will consist OF ifty-five natives OF Nippon
rho are making tour OF the world in ninety days
under the auspices of the "Asahi shimbun," a
newspaper Of Toxic and Osaka. There are two
ese will leave Boston for New York this evening
morrow morning.
There is great diversity of interests and indus
tries represented in the group. which includes sew
eral bankers and brokers from Toxic and Osaka, a
sake" brewer from Sakai. the proprietor of two
Shanghai newspapers a school principal and the
president Of express company. There are also
several officials in the party. including members OF
the Toxic Prefecturai Assembly. and a member OF
The Osaka Municipal Assembly. These officials
corresponding aldermen here. in official standing
might get some valuable points from Little Tim
Sullivan.
The visitors will leave New York at once for
Washington, where they will pay their respects
10 President Roosevelt. They will stay at the
capital until Sunday. returning to New York, to
remain until Thursday. when they Will sail on
the Cedric
The japanese left Yokohama March is
the steamer Yokohama for Honolulu, where, after
stay of ten hours. they proceeded TO San Fran
cost OF the trip which ends at Tsuruga, is 400
Yen for each traveller The excursion Is not only
The first of its kind from Japan, but. considering
The number in the party and the distance covered
Il is one of the largest ever undertaken
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. J..

O-tOOh TRAIN ~ fhlLADEsL LSf III
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
$50. $50. $40. $50. $50 1913 II -
10. $50. $50. s 20. 80. $50, II so 0. m
Sundays. 75O. $50. $50 1880, 1i50 a. m.
80. I.5o. 250. $50. $50. $50. $50 7.oo'
Lv. LIBERTY 81. GIso. $50. 700. 800;
$50; $50 s;oo, 1890. LOO iIao a M u I 20 %
500 500 100, 500 200 ?: n; ~ i215 midnisht- mi
1900 noon LOO 200. AGO. 400. 300. 400.
200: 500. 200. 10 30 p m, II. - midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Ly W 23D ST :-7.oO. $50. 11-5o a. m.
/ 90; 800. $50. $50 p. m. daily. Bv. LIB
ERTf ST: 80, 500. 1000 a. m. 100
noon, sn 2.oo; 40 500. 100 p. M. daily.
P. n, sundays. $50 a. IN, 2. % p m. Nv.
LIBERTY ST-;-100 a N. 600 SstS
9nnlXl. $40 D. IN. Sundays, 1000 a. m.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
Lv. W. 23D ST. $50 a. m. az so Sats.
only. 20 g. 20. $50, 40 (e. 20 sats only
?, m; Sundays. 8. 20. $50 a m. 2.2o .. m.
Sats. S onlyl. l.SO. 80; $40. 300 $50
salts only p. m. Sundays. $50. 1000
a. m, 2. 30 D. m.
Time tables may be obtained at following
omces; Liberty 81. West 23d st. Tel 31$4
Snelsea). Astor House. 245. 434. 1900.
iSo4 broadway, 1872 Fifth Av.. PSI Fifth
Ay.. - Union Square West. 27es Third
Az. 100 West l25th St. PAS Columbus Av..
New YORK: Court st. 843. 344 Fulton St.
40 Nostrand Av., Brooklyn. seo Broadway.
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co.
calls Tor and checks baggage TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
THURSDAY, APRIL
TRAEsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close York
japan coresn ana China fvis Seattle
stawu7ut ......Apr is 500 m
Als;rzlis eoc-pt WesU New Zealand.
Islands FIJI Islands
'slednnia fvis Vancouver and Victoria.
C1-Minouera Apr 10. 500 m
IIs VsI. Japan. Cores, China and Philip
pine Islands wa San Francsco)-HOng-
long Maru- -: Apr %. 500 m
5spsn, CoTes- China Philippine Isl
lsnds Sssti~)Iyo Aaru. 23 N
ps~sii fv1s San Frarcisco)-Alameda. .
Hawaii Guam Philippine via
ssn Fr@ncisoo,-U transport Apr 30. 500 ? m
New Zeslsnd. Australia except West).
islands Caledonia via
FrsrciscoI-AustrslLa Mail Line Nav 8 son n m
BsWsii Japan. J"-na, China snd Philip
Islands Frsncsco)-
oorea May ( 500 p n
japan, Cores. China Philippine Isl
lands Cta Vancouver Victoria, =
'}E7ipTesF or India MAY s
1shiu and Marquesss Islands Cvs san
F-snciSCcl-MsTtpOsa .-.-..--.--..-.. r
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The hronpr1nz Wilhelm reported
SANDY Hook II O'Clock yesterday morning, is expected
10 reach her dock about s O'Clock this morning
The Naderland passed Nantucket Ilghtship 1890
} yesterday. She will probably q m
The Fu-nessis. reported 353 miles Sandy
= Yesterday, is expected 10 dock about O'Clock
The Statendam. reported east sandy Hook
a. II O'Clock yesterday morning Will probably dock
sncUt II O'Clock to-day.
The Republic which vas IGa miles east of Sandy
Hook yesterday. is expected dock about 80
o'tl0cs this afternoon
Sandy HOOK $50 m yesterday, viii probably
sboU, - clock Thurrdsy morning
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
rises 5-22 63g Moon 5:I2
HIGH WATER.
a. M.-Ssndy Hook s:32 Island 100 He'll $50
T. M-Ssndy Hook e:53 Gov Island 7:20 Hell Gate 9:l3
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Bridal Sets

SA A&Ak SNsS
and matched Underwear Sets
are a specially here. Quota
tions represent qualities and
designs that you will not find
elsewhere at the prices
Pc. sets-Ffns NainSook-Skirt.
Drawers, Gown, Corset Cover
deliberately trimmed with inserts and
row upon row OF Val. Lace and
wide fancy Washable Ribbons = M
and Bows-vorth Sd ....... - W
Pc. Sets OF Fine Soft NainSook
Corset Cover-deep yoke OF
extra fne Val Lace Inserts.
ribbon run beading
Wide Circular Drawers-With wids
insert and edge OF lace and
topped with eTnb'y beadlnS-
Empire Night Dresses-deep yoke .9S
and sleeves OF alternating rOws
OF drawn work and Val lace
Skirt has deep circular hounces
with lace and inserts IN
circular effect. finished with
rows lRce-all ribbon run
worth 5000 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Pc. Sets-Sheer Nsinsook-
very lacy and elabOrately triu'd-
the front OF the Corset Cover befnx
entirely % lace inserts
and Drawers. Skirt and Gown
also elaborateiy trim'd- 10 0R
worth $500 .............. <-SC
EIquisitely Dainty Sets os French
Nsinsook-trtm in newest WAYS
with lace inserts Emb'y Medalions
and washable Ribbons-elaborats
efrects-the deep nounce -
petttcoat is almost entirely dn 90
or lace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....... ~
At Same Price Elaborate
Eyelet Emb'y sets 81 pcs
Finer Bridal Sets 10 SO as
Handmade Underwear Sets pcs
Chemise. Drawers and Ciown-hand
embd IN attractive hOraI
patterns. with finish OF ribbon = no
run Eyelets-special ............<s 
S
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market values; made
INTO rcw articles or exchanged for new lew
ELY or JAPANESE goods Nj + psppsr'.
factory 81 West 35fh ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Great Values In
Spring and Summer Silks


FANCY TAFFETA-C Cluster. shsAss
and combination stripes and
checks In about hundred IovsIy o.
stylss--7e quality ...-.........-. .J1
FANCY TAFF'ETAs AND MESA
LISES-TaHetss in the charming
new bIendings OF tan. with Cousn-
hagen. Alice. rose or brown
stripes; Aessalines in black srf
cOlored stripes. black and vhus <r
or hair line checks-spscial.. sDt
MESSALINE FOULARD-NovsI and
exclusive designs-aI usw snade,.
including Copenhsgsn. IN ne
Raspberry, Old Rose. etc-s sA>''' sSc
SHOWER PROOF FOCI4ARDS-
wonderful assortment q tls
smartest 1893 blendings. Copenhagen
with Navy. also Raspberry. Tan
Brown. Light and DARK B.ue ara
Others-Etripes figures and iorsl 20
Unequalied value at. .Sy
SATIN FOCLARD+F'UI I'r- % -
latest and best styles .A9-- 50. 40
PIN HEAD CHECK TAFFE.TAs-
Suitable also fOr children dresses 70
white with black OF cOlOrs. 'fS
BORDERED SHANTUNGS-Bo-dsr
OF six satin stripes. wide % us-rov-
champagne and rich CCpsnhaEen 4 sf
double vidth-quality 81 A'J,
ROUGH SHANTUNCSS. 27 INCH a
All Leading shades and black. sS'
COLORED SSALINES- Specially
soft and iustrous light and dsTS
shades-also white. So. So Il
YARD WIDE BLACK TAFF-ETAS-
heavy rustlinE Gualitles-wear
guarantesd-tvo special offers
Regularly Si25 ..-... QS
Regularly 81 80 ....... I 81
CREPE DE. INFcS-DOubIs zi5-r
-bfacS- navy. white, cream
worth $3.50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Cottage Curtains
AT Absurdly Low Prizes

A. .s3S-Worth 50
White Organdie--w wide heustitchee -
lie and th.ee wide tUcks foruiiAs
corners-daInty and not a. a. en'~
erect-2's yds- long.
At . I-Worth 10. "a
Cross barred Organdie-C'oloniai -
also plain with wide hefnsI )
rurfie and wide and marrow Sls
various grouped eIects.
At I9-WOrth .gS -
White Organdie. with wide insel.
edge OF Renaissance and c.uste.
also pretty lace stripss-full NisI-
AT .SS-Worth SL26 q
Colonial cross bar cr coin r9vN
various sizes charming e6ects--S -
hcmst!tChsd ruflc.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
n. Y. n. H. & HARTFORD r. r.

y. Y. n. H & HARTFORD r r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station
42d st. and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov.-4t 1000
= y 4 1892 S - 4 NJ NJ tt.l:0S .cG .1I;oe Is;o9
Inantic-tTs:O3 A NJ. f2:01 ?. NJ: via
Spf. t9;lo A. NJ. 'll12:oo. 'ii4:oO. '11:oo
p. NJ
Lakeville & Norr-@ye:oo A. NJ: 1925 P. NJ
Ct Darlington. Stockbridge Lenox Pitts
held-t4:54 1890 A M.. t3:28 p. NJ
Ticket offices at cGd. Cent St'n ard
C25 Union So. c1s2 9Th Ave. c245 Col.
Ave. c5e3 oth Ave. c6+s Mad. Ave, clos
". i25th St. 279s Sd Ave. In B'kIyn ca
Court St, 40 NOstrand Ave, 800 B'way.
'Daiiy- Except Sundays. rStops at 125th
81. xStops at 125th St. Sundays only.
+Parlor Car Limited Has dining car.
cParIor and Sleepirg Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool ta-
bles; high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices. Marx RrHs ~ linton SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
ITALIAN S. S. LINES

'NAVIGAZIONE GEHERALE ITALIANA.
TIA NELOCE EAST Italian Line)
ITALIA Societa de Navigazlone Vsporo
TO NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT.
%Ancona, from Phtla. Apr. 22
tNord America Apr. % -Csmpanis- . May 2
FAIRFIELD, SOLARI & CO. 80 Wall St
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
IhffM ikiJEiss

VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau ST.. cats
log 10 free. al makes taken part nav
m~nt, bargains In Underwouds. Eem.us
tuEs. O..NcIp. smiths
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Sateen COmfCrtableS

p inch border tuu size
kSIs!l stttcAlps worth s. as .. - DS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

Full -tzg heavy re i-cd dtsIgu,
h@mw-r ,t fgiugsG 8ud .ut our
corners worth $50 ...... e.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown April A. $50 m-Lucania CBr). New York
for Liverpool
Cherbourg, April 13, 8 nl-kaser Wilhelm der Crosse
GER. York Plymouth for Bremen.
Copenhagen. April IA noOnHelig Olav DAM New York
Christansand.
Cochin Apri I1-Crestafels Ger York
chez Bombay. etc
Marsees, April l2-Roma C8rl, New York via Naples.
Antwerp. April H. l m-kroonland New York via
Dover.
Manchester April 13-Calderon CBelg) New York
Barbados April l3Atrato (Br), Southampton for Colon
etc, ana New York.
SAILED.
Naples April 11-Madonna HtD New YORK
st Thomas, April 13. -korona (Brl. New York
Santos. April 14-Cannng tBr). New York
Vincent, Y. March 31-Vauxhall (Brl. Grom New
IOrFl. Whampoa.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. April l3-Nord America qtaD. Genoa and
Palermo New York: Principe di Piemonte UtaD.
Genoa for New York: Dacre Castle (Br), New York
for Aden Singapore etc.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
pED ID" LINE.

pED ID" LINE.
For La Guayra. Puerto Csbello.
Curacao and Maracaibo. via Curacao. call
ing also at san Juan. p r.:
SIS. CARACAS. =. Saturday. April 20. noon
SIS. PHILADELPHIA. Sat. May q noon
For La Guayrs. Curacao. Maracaibo:
SIS. ZCLIA. ...... Saturday. May ., noon
These steamers have superior accOmmo-
datiOns for passengers
BOTI.TON. BLISS & DALLETr,
General Managers. So Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
EASTER OUTINGS.

During the spring vacation OF the schools
OF Greater New York. April II to 1e.
Short Tours at low rates to Washington.
Atlantic City. Old Point Comfort Battle
field NJ Gettysburg. Niagara Falls. etc
Send for Itineraries.
MARSTERs TOURS, 81 W 5Oth St NY.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
Special Purchase
Fine Curtains

Marie Autoinette Renaissance
Cluny Appliqus
Exquisite patterns. many of vne-
have never before been shown
white and Arabian--over a hunaiN
,1..lf.-p-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every 0theI hour on the even hour
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
direct Connections In New Union Station.
washington with all Lines South
-. Leave New York Daily. 23d St Lib'y 81
w, w M1,4aSHiNGION. 81 pers. 11.50 pm f.30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 10 90 am
y. ,MH.ASHINGTON, Diner II.5o am 400 nm
WASHINGTON. Buffet I50 pm 200 pm
''POYAL LTD" Diner 35O pua 400 ON
WASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm TOO pm
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG. 750 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II5O am I2 90 mn
PlTTSBURG. CLEVEL'D g. so pm A 90 pm
I,PI,irTTSBURG PITTS LIMITED $50 pm 100 pm
GIN. ST LOUIS.LOUISV.. 11.50 pm l.30 am
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOUISV.. $50 am 1000 ar,
GIN ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV.. $50 pm 500 pm
Offices: 24j. 43s. 1900 Broadway Astor
House. los Greenwich ST., Is Union Square
W. S91 Grand St. y. T.: 943 Fulton St.
Brooklyn: West 23d ST asd Liberty 81.
Alter 8 p. M. Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun information regarding trains, etc,
can be obtained az Bureau Of information
y. & o. r. r.. 23d St. Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-5144
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
GWMNRD lONES

From Piers 51-52-54, North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS
Lusitanis. Apr. Is. D m E.truria. Apr. %
Caronia.. A pr. IS 3 = m LuCania. Apr. -
Mauretania. Apr p, a m Carmanis May
The MAURITANIA & LUSITANIA. the
largest and fastest steamships in the
world. will hereafter sail on Wednesdays,
lnauguratlng NEW SEMI-WEEKLY
SERVICE.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
White Dress Fairies
For Confirmation
and Graduation Gowns

French BatisJes-4S inches wide
- Ct quality ----.--..--- ..---.--.. "a
Lingerie Batistes-eNQuisitely fra
and silky-i5 incn-regularIy 81. .-. 90
Persian Lawns-S2 inch-wor-h -. 10
India IinOns-4G tnch-EorJd %. .-... IA
Very fine India LinoEs- SO inch
worth IS Observation-Disclosures. o.
SIX Chinonettss- many choice F-1-ad
desi signs-beaurifuI sooGs-s1eer and
very iUstrous-Othsrs ask 80 ..-..... %
Plain silk Chifonettes- eIs-Vne-s
under another name a. so. .-.. %
French Dotted Mulls-40 inch
imported 20 sell at IS and u. 20
Imported Checked Swisses-irta-zrs-ss5
ngureS or dots-regularly -5p--.--.. SO
Checked White Dimlties-Is-gs variety
Of large and small pattern
fine sheer and lovsIy-worth "a IA
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
FOR SALE

DESkS.-Roll -tops, ~--titions rntliDgs
tables. chairs. telephone booths warJ-
robvs, mirror wall tiXtures: business FUR
Hiture all kinds. Finn Bros. 85s Broad
way. 90 81 Franklin st.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

MISUNDERSTANDING SERVICE.
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
SLA NONIA. Apr. 80, noon; June Is, Aug
PANNONIA.. May IA. noon; July 2. Aug. 20
CARPATHIA. May 2s. noon; July 16. Sept
VERNON II. BROWN, General Agent,
2l-24 state St. opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15
AN@M0R lQNEa

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
F,Irnrssia Apr. Is Caledonia. May .
California =, Apr % Columbia May
SALOON, S62. so. $3.50 AND s72.60
SECOND CABIN. S4250 AND S45
THIRD CLASS, s27. so AND s2S. rs.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 1919 B'Hsy.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-15

Long and Short Cloaks-BOx.
Russian and Pleated
Louisine, Peau de Cygne, Poplin
and China Silks: SILK and Wool
Novelty Goods, also Henriettas.
Poplins, Crepe de Paris, Bedford
Cord, Siciliennes. Cheviots,
Serges. Basket Cloth. etc.-Tna-
tority lined. many silk lined:
also fine Lingerie Coats OF
Lawn. Pique. Dotted Swisses.
Allover Emb'y, etc.-trimmings
OF fine laces. inserts. medalliOns,
emb'y chiffon OF silk pleatings,
silk braids. etc.