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The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
Markets and Finance

2oo. Atl. I5o. Ros. Con. 500; Bu. Clm.
$50. G.. q a. l3Q. g. q IL. 4, Cent
Fr 50. O.. c. 5365. Roy. $40; Liks.
$50. Las. $50. Mass. go. Mayn. i00;
Me- so. Miami 1855, Mitch. $40; Mph.
90. Nry. con. $3.50. Newh.. 81, y. a..
.f.1ts. osc, 20, Par.. GO. r. l.. 100. Shan
$40, sup. Cop, 1876. Tam. / q. Trim. H..
oi5. OF. loo: l.. :. y. 49, DO pfd. 30:
Gtd cop. $50. Utah Con- /f90 IfaD
Cop slo. Win, 100. Wolv., 10, WNan.
I az
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MICHIGANDER'S BODY
- IS FOUND IN A POND

WORCESTER Mass. Aug 25-
Especially The body OF Buffum. a
sewing machine agent whose home Is
in Birmingham, Mich. and who dis
appeared recently. was found in
pond. here. Foul play Is suspected and
an investigation has been orde,ed by
the medical examiner.
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GIRLS ARM PULLED
=QEE=IN=AEAGT0RY

JACKSON. Mich. Aug. 25.-tSpe-
cial --Flossie Davis. aged IL EN-
ployed at the Jackson Rug factory,
caught her right arm in pulley.
While removing the belt. this morning
aud pulled her arm entirely of at the
elbow. She was getting so cents I
daV
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
MOORE HELD FOR TRIAL
IN ELEVEN SALOON CASES

r. f. Moore, the Farmer-st. saloon
keeper against whom w. ID. Southwick
recently started a campaign. waived
examination In the police. court, Tues
day, in each of the II cases pending
against him and was bound over To
the recorders court for trial. furnish
ing personal bond in each instance.
Moore has retained Attorney Alex.
J. Groosbeck to defend him
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NEW YORK. Aug. a5,--At the Mctal
exchange today. business continued
virtually az standstill. though an
easier tendency was shown IN TIN a..
sympathy with weakness IN the foreign
market spot and nearby deliveries
ere down "a. other commodities un-
changed Quotations Lake l21s ~
l3s.c. clectroiytiC t3as 6l3iac. east
irgs. l3ls ffl3iIc. spclter. 46J a. T. 10c.
lead tJ1 Ii462isc. tin. 2Sa, N 29tc'
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INJUNCTION AGAINST SEWER.

MUSHROOM. Mich, Aug. %
(Special) Judge Sessions today
granted the residents who live
along Spring.st. sewer injunction,
preventing the city from continuing
the work of building tic sewer. The
city and residents are in fight over
the sewer, which was laid at a cost OF
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.--An attempt 10
hammer the cotton market was checked
by continuous rains N the eastern belt.
AXhrre Mondays low area WAS held STA
tionagN over niCut by reason OF "A
strong high area passing eastward Owe.
Tho great lakes ENeutunllN this IN
duced moderate covering on which aC-
tiv" months sold few points up FROM
Monday closing.
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PRODUCE.

The market was fairly we'll Supplied
with fruits this morning There are
s.ssif.==s d " Pa ta.as tlaIGs
and WITT UTE dtrrTTTrt StZTr r1-TCS Tr-rS
OF yellow, white and clingstones. buy
ers have quite variety To choose from.
Apples and pears are In large supply;
the market is full of grapes and plumS
are moderately plentiful Receipts Of
poultry are running light this week
ana the market is "A little firmer. The
butter market WIS unchanged this
week Eggs are n half-ccnt higher but
current receiDts are still practically
equal to the demand Potatoes and to-
matocs were steady with supplies
ample
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Several German firms Gin Eiben.
stock and Zwichau) have purchased
large forest sections In the vicinity o.
Chiojdni. Roumania, where they pro.
pose to erect saw-mills and ship from
there annually about 10000 cubic
meters of lumber to Italy, France and
Germany.
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3l5;0OO bu
CLIO 400 GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Aug. e5-Wheat opened
- higher. offerings were scare.
while buying orders were fairly heavy.
Tn market has good undertone.
n S3@-c. Corn-Sept 7Gts a 20 Sc Oa's
Sept. IS iac Pork Sept. sl4.25 Lard
sept. S9f7ia Ribs--Sept not Quo,-
ed oct. SS-75
-I+n-hll44S ingram Ia -ai,-i+4R+E,s ia
day, resting spots showing advances OF
2, n ~ In wheat. q q ;, e ina corn: y, IT
a. in oats and l0M 80 in provisions
Closing prices. Wheat---Scpt. 80 J.. e
- = c. Enrp-=-S ~ !. c. Oats SCI pit,
+N9,c Poril--Scut sll.35 Lard
- pt.. S9.27ta Rtbs-Sept.. $50.
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u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Rond quotations. furnished by IIrl %
dem stone q Co: New - reg, 1919 3. a.
lclis do. coup, l0lM l061 neM-2s- re&-
rU1-7T Tugy 10. COUP l0lWlo2. new j.
reg. pa ?. a lel =. do. coup. l2lii Al t2s.
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and strong one. which, as tenn
pest Of hail, and destroying
storm. as a flood Of mighty Wa
ters Overlooking, shaft cast down
TO the earth with the hand. The
crown OF pride, the drunkards OF
Ephraim, shall be trodden under
faRi -
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lust ABOUT NOW

You are thinking OF your plans
for spending Labor Day. Be-
fore you decide, see the d. & C..
and d. & B. ticket agents about
the special low fares to Cleve-
land, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and Toronto. See the agent
today.
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ROOSEVELT'S TRIBUTE
TO Won STERNBERG

OYSTER BAY. n. Y. Aug. 30
When President Roosevelt learned OF
the death of Ambassador Sternberg at
Heidelberg. Germany. he sent the fol-
lowing message 10 The German charge
daffaires at Beverly Farms, Mass:
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uosroN ,orprcU SALES

HOSFDN Mass, AUE. Z5.--~UIcs. Idr-
llished hN Haydenl Stone 4 Co. Adv.
Las: ANAL. 6If2, Am. Zinc. 90, Afe"
J 9tt.- Il - ae-tio- 4ttesIl Gal Arii--
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis G.. Gorton. 14l3 Majestic building
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Nm Was aeoed- Fellow

Hill Is well known In Paterson,
where he took prominent part in
the life OF the young sporting men
who have money and who are not
anxious to work. According to HIS
friends, he was just good fellow"
little too fond OF drink, perhaps,
and given to late hours and fast com
pany- until -nfet-the WOMAN al Al.
lantic City. Then he began 10 change
and soon he was mixed up in rob-
berries.
Hills father. Smith Hill. was In
trouble some time ago. when he was
accused by the boys grandfather OF
1rregalarities amounting 70 $5,ee0.
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CxDsplit
LIVE STOCK.
FAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening by Sadier,
Rorick & Co.. Commission Merchants.


BUFFALO. Aug % Special. l--CaS-
tle-Receipts light and steady. Hog IS
Receipts 5000. steady. heavy s7M 20;
workers.. s6.75M1. grassers. Sc. % a 60;
pigs So $50. Sheep-Receipts ligc:,
steady. top lambs, $500. Calves--So
down
MARKET CLOSE. '.'
EAST BUFFALO. y Y. Aug. 20
Cattle-Receipts 100 head. market ac-
tiy.- ~af<=fR ee-iPts= F.i=itf.ssriI
market active. 25c lower. Gull To choice.
S6VS75. sheep and Lambs--Receipts
SG0-h head lambs slow, 10m i5c. lower;
sheep active. steady. lambs. So 1850 :;
warnings. s4.T5U 5.25; sheep, }Ju I. 10.
Hogs Receipts 3400 head. market
slow, TO i0c lower, workers., 1926 a : /;
pigs. s525a5G0; heavies, $500 q 7.lu;
foGghs $500 80.
CHICAGO IINEsT0Ck.
CHICAGO. Aug. 25.--Hogs--Reccip ts
1900. market steady to shade lc wer;
light. s6n665: bulk Sc. % acts: mixed,
srGsSN: pigs s3.750D5.70; heavy, $500
I6S5. good 10 choice heavies. $500
lS5-+..+,t4+s-s-v pa r. y y-JriVUr-7 SrJv
ue.6O. Cattle-Receipts 100. market
for best steady. for others. weak;
beeves. sS.65m7.70. Texas steers. $500
3: western steers. SO 80 $3.50; stock etS
and feeders $500 40, cows and hcif-
ers SIT5m5.90; calves. 1925 q. sheep
Receipts $4,000. market Toe lowet,
natives S215mf20. western, $500
go: yearlings. sA15M4.90. lambs, ma
tives s350m5s0, western $4,000
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oyster Bay, N Y, aug. II.
Count Herman Won HatZfeldt- Will
denburg. Charge dAffaires, Ger
man Embassy, Beverly Farms.
Mass.
Am shocked a;td grieved at the
news OF the death OF the ambas-
sador He was not only my init
mate personal friend and one OF
the most fearless. sincere and loyal
men | ever met. but also diplo-
mat OF signal ability. who served
Germany with .fervent patriotism
and yet who showed such intelii-
gent good Will for America that it
would be difficult to overestimate
the value OF what he did In
strengthening and bringing close
the ties OF friendship and good Will
between the two countries.
| mourn his loss for my own
sake. and / deeply regret II for the
sake OF the people OF the United
states.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

ION Printing donB right Trmry rrfut-
ting Co.. Is John R.-st, Phone 1tSs-
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ARREST WOMAN AS
FENCE FOR
HILL
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER MEET
AT POLICE sTATioN-LooT is
FOUND IN HousE-Goo0 Eel
LOWS DOWNFALL.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Quickly fol-
lowing the arrest in Paterson. n. j..
of Harry HILL brother OF former Con
gresham Geo ]. Hill. OF Paterson.
and grandson of Henry King, the
wealthy silk manufacturer OF that
city. who confessed that he was A
burglar the police here early today
arrested Minnie Curtis. handsome
and extensively gowned woman. OF
1885 West Thirty-seventh-st. charging
her with receiving stolen goods.
Hardly had Mrs. Curtis been taken
TO The West Thirtieth-st. police sta
ton before her daughter. pretty
girl OF IL, was awakened by detec-
tive.
Mother and daughter met at police
headquarters an hour later, after the
matron at the station house had found
y chamois bag about Mrs. Curtis necS
which contained a small watch stud
ded with diamonds. a gold chain and
medallion set with diamonds. and
some other jewelry or value.
Jewels Identified.
The jewelry was positively identi-
fed by VIM Scott as his property
Mrs. Scott apaf tHaeBtS=were=rubne
April 6 last OF jewelry valued at sew
eral thousand dollars.
Mrs. Curtis rooms were searched
and In them was found quantity OF
alleged stolen property. A sable muff
and boa found In trunk were valued
at 1880. There also was "a large
quantity OF valuable dress goods and
some jewelry. The jewelry was iden-
tilted by the manager or Schwartz
Jewelry store. Thirty-Seventh-st and
Broadway, as stolen from his place
on the night OF April d.
When Mrs Curtis was told that she
was under arrest she consented to go
with the police and called for her
crutches. She explained that she had
q sprained ankle. How she was In
Jured she did not tell. She said that
che was widow. but did not deny
that she had taken the name of Cur
tbs, because of her association with
Bert Curtis, who, according 10 Hills
confession. was implicated with him
in the robberies in New York in the
early spring.
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Eul Tor our sorroNs We should he
unable to appreciate our joys
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

Jo6 Prinfisg done right Tfnes Print
49, Co. rs John R--st- Phone 1t9e. -
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..A.L...n.l., = y -.

Reported for The Times by HdNdcN,
Stone & Co.. HONS Griswold-st
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Arrested in philadelphia.

After leaving New York curtis was
arrested in Philadelphia. He Is now
I'm prison In Philadelphia, convicted
OF a burglary charge.
After Mrs. Curtis and her daughter
had been questioned the mother was
locked up in the Mercer-st. police sta
ton and the child was sent away TO
the Ghffdrens society rooms.
Hill was known as Arthur Phillips.
Under this name he and Bert Curtis
engaged a room from Mrs. Hutchinson
at IL West Forty-fifth-st. on April b.
That night MIR. Scott. who had apart
ments in the house. was robbed. The
next night the Schwartz Jewelry co.
reported the robbery Of their store.
Mrs. Hutchinson told the police OF
the men who had engaged room
from her. She said that the morning
OF the sixth they had suddenly left,
carrying three suitcases between
them. Three other suitcases were
left behind, the men being unable to
carry them. In these the police
found large quantity OF loot.
Recognized in Paterson.
Following the clew given by Mrs.
y Hutchinson. the police learned that
Hin. under the name OF Phillips, had
met a woman who called herself Mrs.
Curtis at Atlantic city, He and the
woman came to New York and then
the robbing began. Phillips was
traced to Paterson and there recog-
nixed as Harry Hill. grandson OF the
silk manufactures and heir to large
fortune.
Hills confession is declared to have
4 followed quickly upon his arrest. Hill
told the police where lot OF stolen
stun could be found and also cave the
address OF Mrs. Curtis. He was re-
B leased In $4,000 bail. his grandfather
becoming his surety.
II is said that Hill and the Curtis
\ woman. after short stay in New
York. had violent quarrel. and that
when he left her she declared that he
had robbed her. Mrs. Curtis will be
arraigned in Jefferson Market court
todav
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FtHUtTtn. II 2 per I'd.
sweet Potatoes-Nirginias Si25 per
bu, Jerseys. 81 80 per bu.

rySIaI uYI,IiH :, s.'IV' eaSIH
,t9o xxxx Gut ,oai, ses'99So: cubes.
lated. extra coarse. 1915 grapulated
in bulk. $3.50 granulated. in 25-lb cot
.on bags. $50, Michigan granulatei
;5.55: confectione:s' A, $3.50; No. l.
$3.50: No. 2. $3.50; No. 8. $500. No. 4
1855; No. 9, $3.50; No s, 1915: No.
t5,40; Nc. 3, S5.35. No. 9. 1880; No. 10.
1925. No. IL, SIS 20; No. IL. s5.15; Nc.
IL. $50: No. -. $50: No. is. s5io
nor 100 lbs
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Carrie q Prophecies.

II IL as prophecies sent OF God
that Carrie Nation regards herself
now. Thfs Is the text on which she
bases her claim
.sehoId, the Lord hath a mighty
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plant and promised to assist her
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

.EN-diyidend. p. per cent.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
RAILROADS.
MEI JERSEY GGNTHlL. i.

TWo-HOCR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv. ". I'D Sl'
--6.5O. $50. $50 $50. $50. 1870. II ~
IlSo a NJ. a. l25o 129; ISo = 60 % S'2o,
SUNDAYS, = so $50. 600 1910. II. so a. m.
go. 1-5O. ESQ. $50. $50. $50. ESQ. $50.
$50 1870 1I.50 p m =.
Lsv. LIBERTY ST.:-I3o $50. 100. S. 90,
s 30 300 1Oe0 100. 1l.30 a. m. II 90
Noon. 100. 80. eco. 3.00 400. 4.S0, 90.
8 90 100. 500, 900 p. m. II 10 midnight
Sundays. $50. 500. 900. 1000; 100 q . m ~
IL 90 noon. LOO, 90. 800. 400. 900, 20
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Lv. W. 23D ST. $50. $50 1i.50 a. m.
]. 50 $50. $50. $50 P. m. daily. Lv. LIB.
ERTY ST. 1.3O 500. 1000 a. m. 100
noon. 200. 4o0. 500. 100 ,. NJ. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY; Lv. W 23D
P n. Sundays, ESQ a m. 2 20 = n Lv.
LIBERTY ST. 1000 a. m. 900 Sats-
only. $40 .. m Sundays. 1000 a. m.
FOX LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT
Lv W 23D ST.:-9.5O a m. ~ so Sats.
only), 30. SO $50, $50 C6. 20 Sats only)
y m sundays. 20, $50 q. m. 20 ,. n.
Sats only. 130 3 90 40. 300 (6.S so
Scts. only ?. m. sundays. 80. 10 90
a M. :. 30 p
Time tables may be obtained at following
offices Liberty st West 23d ST. Te.- II
Chelsea. Asto- House. 245. ~. 1880
1874 Broadway lse Fifth Az, Isl fifth
Av. - Union Square West G7sS Third
A.. 1N5 West I25rh ST. 245 Columbus Av..
New York. Court ST. S43. 344 Fulton -
40 Nostrand Az, BROOKLYN, $50 Broadway
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage 10 destination.
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Continuation OF the
Spring Sale Babies Wear

Short WE'te Dressss-handsoueIy
trim d-lnsteac OK 81 I6g- ---.-...-. -
Snort Dresses OF Lawn and Nainsook-
Newest StyicS-daintily TRIM d.
sizes 70 y-s.-rt-. s. 9---.......f "a
BIoies' Ions Nalnsook Dressss-vokeS
oi lace or enlh Usually 8 "a ...1 G5
Children's Colo-rL Dresses
thStno-oy PercaIe Cia.atea and
G1nghan'-lur Bows ur Girls
sizes to yrs. reg I-4s-....... 80
Babies Long COats-Whits Woo
ana -!.A--taintlly trim d.
res St5o ......... 10
All wool BoN COaJs-p.alu and
He-ricso bone Cream Ser-es-
Sizes tc s Yrs--rcs. -. - ---...-. - -
Cniid-rn's White China SIX Bsnnets
FFenchN styicS-slzes Co. = yrs
regularly SD ...-.. %
CaNtreu's White China SIX BoD1s-s
sizes to % yrs.-r-S So 1o
CGlisrsn's Lingerie Hacs-,avn and
NlL4i-sIEes 90 20 yrs.-usuaILy 81 AZ 80
China aul MessaIine STA Cans
eHb @. tucked. v!aiu-slzes 20 9 WIS
regularly SI.G9 ........ 90
Babies Cream Bedford Cord
"eeiefs-sIzes 20 ) yrs reg 81 So -
BABY BOYS straw Hats-roi b~tn.
tri-cornei ed. mIdites and other
~ ies-s4@es 70 yTs--Tvg Sis On
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=-a11elS !
Blankets FOX
Spreads, etc.

Fine White Szx11v Wool 5a5y
Fls-1s-s-yz-d w-de-reg. -49 ---- So
Summer Do--=- F-zECsis-eZ--a Sze
FOR children. Vea--wo--1 CTS "a
SIX E-t skirt Flame s-7--i-s Ard
Cl.J-s-oes- l-sl sls-va--e S.--g... 3
Ner-s-;ze,- Lining Sarssrs-bIack
white anu Spring =-aczs--eS "a
Fine Waite Australian Woo E-auzsts-
IL SIZE tc- double bsd-=-is
h--Gi1E-a-su white and col
Cal--1-c!as IT. large aSsc---s---
our former price Sl-1s--.- - %
Best Cotton B-anksrS-Eile--ov-
urlsh--l-+ slze-WI--- anu -l.lrs-
special. pair -..---.-.---. .---- .
Fuu and = SIZE Crochet Spreads
free from d-ess-1 -1s-vo-r- s. -+s.--- %
FuI, size FIG q Sl-E1lirs -0Ut1--ao.ss-
9 I-cl -o-1sr-ValGe s.. ...-..-- g
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FTVE-M4STER AGROUND.
The George 4. Hudson Pounded by
Hea7y Swf Near Southampton.
u releEraph % % rrioune. J

Esstport. \. 7. Apr; s.-The five masted
schooner George A. Hudson. which stranded the
Long Island coast two miles west Of Southampton
o'clock this morning. lies IN bad position to-
night with seven feet Of water II her hold. and
the chances OF saving he- small The tugs OF the
Chspman-Ner-Itt Wrecking Company arrived on
the scene al noon, but we're unable 70 move the
vessel which has been driven 10 within few feet
of the beach.
Captain Gardner anI his crew OF eighteen men
are suu aboard While = heavy surf IS pounding
against the Hudson. no apprehension is felt for
their safety a line from the shore has been made
fast 1he vessel
Toweo from the V-ecking tug 70 The Hudson, II
was sVsnped and the crew OF ten men were swept
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

y. Y. y r & HARTFORD 2 T
Trains depa- z from Grand Central Station
42d ST and 4t1 ave- as follows f1r
Boston via New Loudcn & Prov. v.--- 1000
* 1902 A II. # 100 - 1908. * 500
y 800 - 500. "T12:OO p. NJ via WIFI
rlaCtic-TTS .03 A N. -2.QI = " -ia
spf 1913 =. NJ. 1900 $500 81 90
,. n
Lakeviue & Nort 1890 = II - 90 p VI
Ct Bar-tngtOT. Stocko-i5ge Le1ox Pitts
held-@4:5=. 1900 a II 1926 y
Ticket ohces A. cGd- Cent. St1 and
cl2JtE s.. alsl a. c245. 1900 -I3J4 Cwav
% Union 81 c1S2 str Ave c245 col
Ave CJs5 5ra Ave. c64e Mad Ave clOS
u. l25th s. 2Tes 80 Ave In E'kIvn Il
Court s., @T9 Nost-ant Ave. 800 S'wav.
%Da!.y. ~Ex .spt SUNDAYS. TSrsus AT I25t-
s. xStops q -25-h s. Suudavs oriv.
-ParLor ca limited Has dining car.
cParlor and ssPt-E Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Boys Refers
Boys Suits FOR
Boys Furnishings TO-DAY

Bows Ftesfers-COverrs. Mixtures.
ChevioIs and Serges-2-4 10 l0
yeaTs-va-ae S4-5o ---.-.---..-.--2 = 9S
Russian and sailor Suirs-Clevl1ts.
SerE->, WOO Crashes etc
- tu 10 yrs --ylIue S5.uS ..- o.
Double Breast Suits-splell5-d variety
o. spring tac-tcs-Stya!Eht - E-1~te-
trousers. SOME with TWO pairs 70
ID yrs--'a--e $+-ps and S5.9s. s.-..-s 3 IS
Knee Pants and Bloom--s-Chavr0-s
-Weeds. to-cu-oys-S TO Is yrs-
value .4s ........- 90
Knee Pants. Bloomers and Kn.ckers-
70 10 yrs--value 81 20 81 2s "a
Bows Neeligee SAirrs-Aad-as and
Pelca.e-White and fancy
i to ~ Ceckoau1-vaIue To-. 70
Madras and PercaIe BIouses-
military. ne-kuau1 or shirt collar
20 a s. rs value --.... 20
Calidrer s Gi7saaa Rompers-
20 ,rs--yalua 90 - 20
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

galleries being filed with brisk bidders The total
realized ny the sale $3.50. and the highest
price OF the evening $3.50 the last picture
sold II was by ZeiIn and entitled Sunset, Venice
Harry A Cass was The purchaser. 7. H Norris
Mothers Birthday. by Regglanlni brought Soo.
Red Popp.es," by Conrad EesseI. brought $3.50 and
The Canal in Venice" bv Rico, brought Ss25- The
sale VIII continue This evening and tomorrow
evening
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

into the sea Ore OF the number vas seriously in
turs5 hy being pounded against the side OF The
Tsv- and was taken 10 the St-1uecock station
whe-e his injuries are being attended 70 The other
men succeeded IN reaching the beach
The vessel was formerly named rhe Fannie
Palmer. she was huiIr N Wsldobo~o Ne She Is
zz0s gross TONS and 2SS feat long Her home port
IS Boston. Sh- vas bound in ballast from Boston
- baltimore
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Wome1'S and
CEildrer'S FOR
Underwear O-DA I

Women 5 Sairsook Corset Covers
win al lace and ribbo.s-also
co-ored lawn sIips-vaIue .69- -....- %
Women's Cambria and Na.usook
Night JysSseS-beaUt-tu. STYLES
with lacs and euby and
medal-lOIs-wO-Jh SI5g ........ QC
WomeU.s s Cambria and Muslin
DraWeTs-wile rUfteS vitl em5'y
CT lace-valUe -65--.-...-..--.- "a
Women. Cambria Sl1i-rs-elegancIy
trimmed with laces and eu1b' y
worth s.. 81 ---.---.--- %
Women Skirt Chemises-o-. com
blnauoAs o. Corset Cover with
Drawers OF Ski----s~e. enb-v sr4
ribbon trIm-reE SlzS .- QS
Womens Extra Size Drawer
l. 8 tuc"s, lace or enlb value -65 -
children Drave-s-EOCd muslin
heInstitcHed hem and fve tucks-
70 10 yrs.-yaIus - --.-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Curtains
C-2ger-eS l'f.
CCEc- Covers

RurHe6 Ner cr---a--s-V
Recalssau~s 55se an insert
value s. 20 ... ---.--.....- %
Novelty Ne- our-a--s-E Renaissance
l-S--u---a--y sl-e-e E-s .--s-
c-I wiL---Vo--- S7-tc .... I'd
Snowflake ---ralus--u- l--s-z ard
v.1r1-aL -1.1-s--a--a -o> ---S
Muslin sash Cu-cl.aS-gl. -1-s-
wide ru-il--vI-l --av. =-r---- rea-y
o. hang. .sss -e-e -5,--. .-....---- 10
I-.s1 Point Panels t,r too-s
windows or s---cCS-t-eS- net
S2l>As-lS la-1 Uo-i---7s7--- -3S---- 4 .
ArCu-r -auesr-v- Table covers
rrIoS-i-wCrtE SI.eS ....-..- -.-..---1 80
Neeus STRIPE Couch Covers
g vlS. l1uE-6" inches vide
t--C-e---eE So ..--.... ........1 70
to~ ~uUU-r r---.a-es- couch -or=-s- -
-reI--arElc-y low priced a-.---- -
Pure Linen S,i7 C1vsrirE-Jo inch
all -u-1-S-Wu--- SO ..... 81
Belgium stripe and jacquard Sip
CoverIug gs--ls sew leIe .-- .....- -
Arr Bu--apS-O-isu-a. Floral and
Persian stripe yu.C---E>
elsewhere p
Mission NIaLraS-s;as--- slsss and
Oriental 20 ryi=s--valle %.
SATIN Finish r-er1o--s- lovely aorA
ces- -sus and co.o-luss value .i-'- -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Millinery
White Waists
PerticO2IS, Etc.
FOR
. TO-DAY

Women Ready 20 Wear Hats
Nacre Strav-s and fancy b-z.5s-
TurbanS, Sailors and other Shapes
special DO ..--.--L %
No-en's TU-bans and Small Hats
require only e wing feather or
PonPo- 20 complete q dressy
haJ--es. S@-Ss -.-.-....--...---.-..1 4S
Wome1's Trtn'd SaiIo-s-lz-Es tuIl
HoooA BOWS. wings OF PompOns- = %
Children's Tr!m'd Lezho-r Hats
tuI silk rucle ard c5i19n facing
flower and ribbon trim d
white and colo-s--es- S2-9s- -
Roses-la-ge cluster. with foliage
newest coIo-s-reS- SO ---------.- so
Womeu's CoUtiI -0rsets-long bacR
and French sasp=s-Is TO go
reg S1.SS ------.-.....-...... o.
Women's Co-set-Suuua- Coutil-
six sJyiss-wita and
WltLoUr Ea-rerS-sIZes IS % 50 II
the !oJ-regUla--y 800 and SI25 "a
Women's silk Petrtcoa1s-Blacl and
co-orS-cseQ silk dTop-TsE S7-SS-5 GS
Black Eeathe-bloOm Ps-tIcoats-
tul- nources-vaIue Sl,ss. ...........f 6Q
Lawn Waists-White with checks
ana e-nb dots OF black blue OF rose
also white AaG-aS-res- s. 1-9>---.f %
White Barisrs Wais-s-Iouz panels
or Flier lace wIrC cuczs 0- tau-y-
designs with eub'd 1-Ca-Itons. Va
lace and tucZs-vortl 81 %. ..---.2 qS
Very Fine BacisJs Waists-rich STYLES
with Irish crochet and Val lace
others eruo and lace trim d.
worth 5000 ana S7.UU. ..-..---.K o.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
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Fast Express Service.
PLYMOCTH-CHER RBOURG-BREAEN -
Cecilie (new)..APr Il Kaiser VIM. ll.-Apr -
+ prinz VIM Apr. 81 Kaiser d. Cir.- May D
Twin Screw Passenger Service
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOCRG-BREMbN -
LuetZo 900. Apr 30 Barbarossa. .hay 20 3a
KurfEerst -. 80 May : DerfiiinGer- May 70
Mediterranean Service
-NAPLES-GENOA. at II An, +.
Friedrich b.. Apr. II K. Albert. MAY :,
l.. Luiss. e.. Apr. Is p. Irane, MAY .
n. G. LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHEChS-
OELRICHS & CO.. No. 3 Broadway. y l.
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