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New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


,o- ,a os california .3r, New York via Moville.
fj1ij JIne 2S-Idaho (Br). New York . for
Aden June 2S-Indrawadt (Br), Hokonalna' eo' "
,rt1seTn Msn Iupe 2s-ocean Dutch. New York
Dover June 29Zeeland (rl New 1oIk I o Va plymouth
eeas5own june 2e-Mauretania (Er) New York for
GibraItar June 29-Prnzess Irene Ger) New York for
cerboprg June 29Kaiser Wilhelm Ger, New York
Port said June CBr). New York for Madras
Colombo. June 2s-Bisley r) New York for Penang etc
SAILED.
Plymouth June 2e-Kaser Wilhelm II Ger. New York
for Cherbourg and Bremen Presl1ent Llco4N 'oei'
fron Hamburg Boulogne5. New York
Boulogne, June 2S-Ryndam DUTCH 0rom Rotterdam
New York.
june Asf 9sss s Ss2 Y9 asfn foDs ad
ss sRs q gt5D sS Ssx south
bados Colon. etc, and New York
AntweEp. June 27-st andrew CBr). New York
Hull, June 2S-Martelo Q3r). New York.
Hamburg June 24-Captan 4 F Lucas. New York; 9th.
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria (Ger New York via Pynl-
1Iavre. 9a 1une and 27MFlords SheFPorTs m New York
Gibraltar June 2skonig Albert Ger. 6rom Genoa and
News for Genoa; Florida GtaD New York for Naples
and Genoa: Shimosa (Br) New York for Aden Singa-
Fastnet june 2s-wells city CBr) New York Bristol
Sagres June 2sSavona (r), New York for Naples and
scily, June 29-Mesaba dBr). Tribe, New York for
Demerara June 2s-Parima Csr. New York via ports
Gibraltar June 29cftta di Messina taD. Palermo for
scily. 2e-New York (Ger) New York for Rotter-
Ponta Ferraria, June 29-Prins willem V Dutch New
York via Port-au-Prince. etc. for Havre and Am
Perrin June 29-satsuma (Bo. Yokohama. Hiogo, etc,
for Boston and New York
ST Helena 2S-C'orfe (Br), few for
Cape Town, Port Elizabeth etc.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, June %, l9oo'

Steamer Minneapolis @ Gates London SIne and
the Atlantic n ,s ar ts at loss M5Sh NJ M
Philadelphia Crockett San Smaa mails and
I8dse BGes0p Arrieed gilse at the Bar at Fire
Steamer FINLAND. Antwerp and Dover. East Oh rne
Steamer as Nayahoe Hale Georgetown and Ss WHINING In 9
Anchored 1 d outside the Bar at 7sO :, ,ou,oue
20 Sntofagas 80 @ an9 Montevdeo May via chareT
ton June &c to Grace Co with % mdse dboS TaSseS j.
steamer Dordogne Baracoa OFF the Highlands at o'o
Steamer Mama Hata Charles, Batmors' m to
Foster sSr with a dss Roz 5 Ssw orsan june "a
Southern Pacific Co with passengers and mdse' hei'
steamer Bradford Ger oertel Antonio June "a
to s1s the 9Psd ot tied Ear BTs At Go dnsh Miih th
m Roos Sof r.: Toro s and
the United Fruit Co. with mdse Arrived a' 1-7
Steamer Ely (Br Hamerey Npe Bay June ne. a a TO at ths
Cuba Planters Co. with fruit Arrived a INC A1
qtaD zin Gepsa May 10 D. to arSe
Feltman Co. with mdse. Arrived at the hai a. -''
Steamer (Br June II and anS eoee
to Busk & & Jev9ns qs y. with z6 passenger
1s Phoe9qs % Ger xomeF in baIaa
Steamer clothide cuneo goTgs Port With Ant9aio f4
Steamer az fa r Al Siisen p to the
Atlantic Fruit Company. with fruit Arrived at the DaF
steamer Yeuw Amsterdam q 3uteh he Van den Zee
ne w ahd 5 caBn and 14a and
ndse. Arrived a at :: 20 a m. ,,.z.- r,,s
Steamer Olaf Kyrre (Nor), Sorensen Nla'as
II Catbaren a the Munson SIS Line WIN s'sa-
Arrived a the Bar at IL r,,.., ,,,a O
Brooklyn City (Br Crnks BITS BqiStol ~ y With
Newport II and swansea To- 70 ian oar'eS @ ~ -
Steamer Harvard, Crowe, Boston, to the Metroot na
ss "a with passengers and Passed in Quarantine
7:3S NJ - ,,x,,u port An
Steamer Salvatore di Gorgo (Nor). Bierlng forl .
tonic June "a. the Atlantic Fruit Coinpany, Win
and f Tc A5Tigf5 a assndot lhs
FInch Edve & Co. with passengers and nndse Fasseu
in Sandy Hook 7:15
SAILED
Marowne Dutch ParaTaFl3oI Hws: lanes.
Cristobal Monroe. Norfolk and Ne"polt -'e"'' '
town Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
THINK RABIES DIDN'T KILL ROSTER
Physicians Of Health Department Greatly
Puzzled by Case.

The physicians OF the Health Department re
search laboratory are about ready 10 say l@hat @
Henry c. Roster, Of No 20. Creston avenue dlo
moi die from rabies on June lA They do not know
what caused his death Dr. J. r Fabrlelus, VINO
attended NJ Koster. said last evening that while
there was no evidence II the examinations lhal
have been made that rabies caused death, no eVl-
eeroe Of arv other disease had been found.
None Of the guinea pigs inoculated have died
None .,f The n-icroscopical examinations have shown
the rabies germ Dr. Ira \ an Giesen aonntted last
evening that il was the most puZZling case that
the doctors OF the Health Department had had for
years He declared that he would make sectional
examinations OF the whole nervous system OF Mr..
Koster's body 50 that nothing might escape him
a physician familiar with rabies and diseases
that have symptoms similar said yesterday that
the time eIapsing between when Mr. Roster was
bitten and his death was short for the rabies
Eerz4 70 act He believed that Mr.. Roster died OF
ascending paralysis, or some other form Of quick
paralysis. he did not believe that the inocula-
lions or that fear could have caused death.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
SCHOOLS CLOSE TO-DAY
Elementary Institutions WM Gr0du-
ate I2,S05 Pupils.

-, ,,,;. seboois close to-day there viii
ne % sos BOYS and girls through Win inc eiee -,
,arv branch and many Of these VIII 80 10 ~ 9
schools The graduation exercises VIII pe W
or less elaborate. but none VIII oe n. ass Sayard
90 +han was that at School o.. Jus' - oI Trh,e
'' = ,,+a- and Essex streets, last night Aiii'
- ,,raaa of with the presentation Oh ma. .,ar
~. ,,ore than three hundred pupils 10 'Ie ',otio,
..,.ools to-day viii be the closing a'a
DAY. .,.oo,s will open Just
10 T1eeni+e the rigid discipline . "e -
g - e,,.+er Of expectancy. however iO4 -, he
DC '-'s 49,, to,;r OF the afternoon mere M no
sa6or, for most For some tne.e -.
- o,,ools which open on MonuAS ,.s
-. scrooas will reopen on Ser'elin r - senteua-
The scioo e' -. for registration viii 9e @ sep 80,
sons, oul ''s rrbe teachers will report I0 '
Der 9. 10 and Il 1A
ON sepfenaber 1% ,,, in the number OF
,ro,,,attar is behind Brooh1Sn ,a,+arv schools,
,ra6uated from the Tr,. Fsronx gradu-
5.oa5, as conlpa- ,sS eq7. and Richmond' zoo -
ated I'-'o' -, "a the hign schools "li' ;;o, to-
VINO az - nresent their cards %
portuuity 10 I .,
day. md tf,e attention OF theii :.
AN "a the Department 0i - - ;nfants
yesief~as Its on the proper care % ords
auN40e ',ss~ were told that one - they
AHe ,s ohtaiued upon applcauoh - ono At
1,s in5,,oe their parents 10 So So roro,nded of
80 time the pupils were slH asA-- ~ refrain
ss,,pevintendent MaA"e44 : " essential or near any
from mahills = here s is any one sick Especial , on
ho4"e - 1.is on the request TO De
1n6ependence Day 1900. yesterday to
The principals Of schools s,,,er "A of day
the e he deaf. to be known as Public scnoU
school loI arat 1-,e 4 Regan will be the principal
a. ~, =, ILL he in the old StuyVesaII MS
school building at No. % East -'1 sen+ernher
scsocl win be open for registrauoh y" - Iraacb-
1,5. ,,5ction will be oral Speech and speeen-
-. Rollins. VINO was principal OF the S'uy
-esant High School. has resigned TO oecoiie -
-, ,-ornnnissioner OF Education, IN place u
- cooawin, who went to Packer institute
as president - -. ,,-a +oday
far cleveland To attend the meeting OF 1he
rdncation Association which will last unul rl0ay,
- -. ,,,ndrad teachers from this city VIII
amend the meeting Many have gone but oy laI
,be Greater number will start tonight
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
TELLS OF USE OF GALENA OIL.
Government Suit Against Standard Company
Resumed in Custom House.

When the hearing IN the suit brought by lfe gov
.-,,,enr 70 dissolve the Standard Oil Company OF
NJ Jersey was resumed yesterday in the custom
House Moritz Rosenthal, senior counsel IoF me
5<ence called witnesses the stand TO prove IndL
.ta C,alena- Signal OIL Company produced nraiiu
4 oil which gave better results on TalIroaos ld1i
did the New York Lubricating Company s pfoouc'
47-ank 3. Kellogg. the governments attorney
fought this contention ,.e -
Frederick =. Burgess, assistant sTNno cll4e1 "a
The National Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
said he was for twenty-five years an eHsii1ee4 va
-ba Louisville & Nashville road He tod OF lI.e
many fast trains of the Louisville q NdeIi'l-ie 0
had pulled and Of his experiences WIN Iuot4ca''o
~, before and subsequent TO the Introduction oI
C,alena oils on the system There were a steai
many more hot boxes he said, from lSOS 70 LO'
7,rfnr- the period Of the New York Company IU-
- irritation than both before and after
Mr. Kellogg in the cross-exanInatlon' Ifequell'lS
forced the witness 10 say: 7 do know that Was
in constant receipt Of complaints from engineers
sso1,+ the oil of the New York LubrlcatlnS CON-
7anx'' when he couldn't explain the dllIefehce De-
tween his opinion and that Of other experts ABOUT
she C;alena oil It is understood the defence Will
oaer = new line Of evidence today The defence
submitted q table showing what roaoS NseO l4-e
oil and the saving in cost by its use
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
THRIvED ON DIET OF PILLS.
Soldiers Marched Forty Miles on Two Con-
densed Meat Tablets Each.

Denver June 29-Returning yesterday from
forty-rnile march which occupied ."o uass O.
,;~ Cos o, notbinp during that time but two con
aensea meat tablets each. the members OF the
Third Battalion of the 21st Infantry, statonao al
Fort Logan seem to be in almost as sooa coildi-
,ion as if they had had the regular marching I'd
tions according to the post surgeons
Friday morning the battalion was oroeieo W. -
- ., the march Major Burlington was in
coro,,and Ration wagons and cooks We're LETT oe-
hind. and each man received a capsule containing
the condensed food. ~,
Here are YOUR rations for to-day. SAID uhe
major. .and tomorrow you'll get another one
You can drink all the water you WANT pu' "''' %
no other food I'D
u,h mon returned to the fort in good spirits anu
,o,a tbe worse for their unique diet
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
79 CT. Babies Slips.

Extra Fine Nainsook-with dainty trim
mings OF lace. emby and groups OF tiny
tucks.
Liruit-Three-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
WOMAN TRIES SUICIDE AT BELLEVUE

Driven despondent by the certainty Of approach
;ng death, Mrs. Rosa Igiarto fifty years old Of
no. % Clinton street, tuberculosis patient at
Bellevue Hospital, tried TO commit suicide last
night by jumping into the East River off the hos
gtal boat Southfeld which was tied up at the edge
OF the hospital grounds. She was rescued by two
citizens and policeman after a desperate struggle
3n the swift tide
She is the second tuberculosis patient who has
sought death in the East River at Bellevue during
the last two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
ERIE COUPONS Deposited

The July l coupons on the general lien and prior
hen bonds OF the Erie Railroad Company, which
! P Morgan & co. has offered 10 purchase up 10
the close Of business to-day have been presented
q, the Office that firm in satisfactory amount il
was said yesterday. Bondholders not desiring 10
avail themselves Of this arrangement, which i de-
figned 10 permit the Erie 10 use in Improvement
work the funds which otherwise would have had
10 be devoted the interest payment viii have
iheir coupons paid On after July ! by the com
pany, seni-officlally announced several days
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS.

k1111@-'H70'
THE SALE OF CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS
STARTED SATURDAY. JUNE 9TH. AT OUR OLD
STORE. 1860 BROADWAY. CORNER BROADWAY
AND aaND ST. is NOT A SALE OF ROGERS, PEET
g. co.'s MERCHANDISE, NOR SALE WITH
WHICH ROGERS. PEET 6 co. HAS ANY CONNEC-
TIoN. DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY
ANY REPRESENTATIONS To THE CONTRARY
ARE FALSE.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

Cuba called for them first!
Extra light Tuxedo suits are ready
for wear in tropical New York.
These tropical Tuxedo suits, 500.
Year-round Tuxedo suits, S27 to
$50.
Pumps are the best foot wear for
Summer nights-evenlng dress or
home neglige.
Patent leather-very light, $3.50;
with walking sole, Sc; gun metal
calf, S..
Arrow" collars in Summer shapes
suited to wear with Tuxedos.
'Donara,'' 'Altro,' 'Arbeka, -
"Cantara.
Two for a quarter.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
= 25s -s4z 1902
Warren st. 18th st. 34th st,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
RAILROADS.
MEM JERSEY CENTRAL

NEW yEIISS0 UGN U NWa
TWO HOUR TRAIN TO PHlLADELPH1A
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA; l, hv: W "; :, 2$d !;% 5 81; "a
a m, 1880, 40, $50. 80. 80. 40
$50, $50. $50. $50 $50. II. 90 p. M
sundays. 80 $50. $50. 1890. LOO a M n
II 80. 80. So $50. $50. $50. $50. 7.5C,
'iV ". LIE IiREKTY SRI 80. 63o 100. 500.
$50. 800. 1000. 100. 1l.S0 a m, l2,0o e
COO 100. 500. 900 p m. j. 10 midnight.
Sundays. / so. 500 800 1000. 100 d m,
l2U0 noon. LOO. zoo 800. 400, 800, 600.
T2 F6R SY9 gAITYM6RH LII ORE tEND 4 ID WAsHINGT6N
Lv. W. 23d ST.:-7.50. $50. 80 d. m
$50. $50. $50. $50 p m. daily Lv LIE
noon. 200, 400. Goo. 7.00 p, m. daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv- w. 23d
ST.:-9.5O d. m, Q2.5 so Sats. only). so
?. m. SUNDAYS. 80 a m 20 = m ~.
only. } 40 p. m. sundays. 1000 d m.
VIA ALL RAIL-,LOng Branch; Asbury
$50. 1l.20 a m, G220. 100 Sats. cnlyl
10 $40. (4.20 except sats). 40. o. O5.
except sats, 5.20 go ll.50 p. m sun
az 40. l2O Sats. only). I.3O. $50 a. %
except satsl. 40. t9.15 except Sats.). 80.
$50 p. m. IL 01 midnight sundays. $50.
o 10. 1000 !. m, 400 $50 p. m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.-For Atlantic
Highlands. sea Bright. Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. ASbury Park. Ocean Grove.
sc Lv. Pier 81. N r. Foot w 42d ST. :
$50. 9.35, 1870 i. m. 1880. 80. 3; 10;
4l5 5.25. T.45 p. m. sundays. 900. 1000
a. m. LOO. $50 745 p. IN. Leave Pier 10.
\. r.. Foot Cedar St, 9.l5. 1000. 100
a m. LOO, :. 90. 3 45. 40. 45. $40 p m.
Sundays. $50 80 a. m. 1.3O. 400. $40
p. IN.
Tsme tables may be obtained at follow
ing Offices: Liberty 81. CW 23d St Tel.
Chelsea 3i44}. Piers 10 and 81, n. R. 6
Astor House. 245 434 1900 1854 Broadway,
1s2. 225. PSI Fifth Av-, 2I9S Third Av., III
West l25th St, 245 Columbus Av., New
York; Court St. S43. 544 Fulton 81 +79
Nostrand Av-. Brooklyn: 800 Broadway.
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
PRESIDENT McREA NOT TO RESIGN

The report that James McCrea would soon resign
the presidency Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany was declared yesterday, a dispatch from
Philadelphia TO be without q shadow Of founda-
tion Ar. Mccrea Is said be in excellent health.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
MAY BE EXPRESS WAR.

Ti.e United States Express Company. which has
had an agreement to enter the territory served
by Wells Fargo & Co, west Of the Missouri River,
said be planning compete for business there
through the Continental Express Company, and a
rate war between the two big companies may re-
suit.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
sEAgoARD AIR LINE ORDERS RAILS

Baltimore. June z3.-The receivers Of the Sea
board Air Line Railroad Company have placed an
orGer FOR = y5J IF steel rails with the Mary
land Steel Company for delivery within the next
six months. The rails VIII be Used on the north
srn end Of TIE system
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
pIITTMnPE q nETN 2 z.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY otheI hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Union station.
Washington. with all Lines South.
Leav. New York Daily. 23d St. Lib'y st.
WASHINGTON, SrpeIs, IL so pm 80 ana
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 500 am
WASHINGTON, Diner ESQ am 1000 anu
(Parlor ". Y. to Richmond. Val
WASHINGTON. Diner 1l.50 am IL. 90 mn
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 100 pan 200 pm
''POYAL LTD" Diner. $50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 200 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 7.60 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1850 am L. 90 mn
PITTSBURG. CLEN Ell d. s. 80 pm 400 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED" $50 pm 700 pm
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. I-eo pm 80 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUISV.. $50 am 10 90 an
GIN ST. LOUIS LoUIsV. $50 pm 900 pm
Ofices: 2l5. asa. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. los Greenwich St. 225 9Th Av.. 3o1
Grand ST. N. Y: 343 Fulton St. Brookiyn:
West 23d ST and Liberty ST.
After g p. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains etc.
De obtained at Bureau Of Information
b & q. r. r. 23d ST. Terminal 'Phons
Number. Cheisea-5ftA
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
TRANSPACiFIc MAILS.

Close IN New
1anan C-orea China and Philippine Isl
5n5e-(Iia Vancouver and Victoria , o.,o - .,
a. of China July l. Nov = a.
rIsyeii Guam and Philippine Islands, Con-
ia San FTancisco)U s Transport jury - 90" p Ii
hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Phlllp-
pine IsiandsMSrIa Isrn san July g. $50 n
.Tet-a7fa except west). New Zealand
Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands and Ne"
Caled0niacylHa HarsIa s@n''u.st o July r. $50 n
Hawaii Jauan Corea, China and Philip
pine lsianas-V'a oai ...ns.e... July 49, $50 p n
TaLiti and Marquesas Islands-tvia san con -
F'-arcSco)-AiarpOsa Il '''N = -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
DED "D" LINE.

RED -" LINE.
FOR PORTO RICO. CURACAO AND
VENEZUELA.
From Pier H. near Wall St Ferry. BkIyn-
For r~San Juan. Porto Rico
S PHILADELPHIA. Sat, July 4, noon
SIS CARACAS. Saturday. July Is, noon
For Pto. Cabello, Curacao and Maracaloo.
sc G ATrRORA Saturday July 4, noon
SIS. MARACAIBO. Saturday. July II. noon
SIS ZULIA. A........ Saturday. July %. noon
Freight only
These steamers have superior accoInmcoa-
tions for passengers.
BOULTON BLISS & DALLEIT
General Managers. q wall SC-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Kronprnzessin Cece reported as c+ed sou to dock
=. cs,5r Hook at midnight Sunday is eApecUeo ~ ~
chr N
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
Bows - Ct. Knee Pants. Z

Also BloCruers-ChevIOts. TweeGs ard
COrduroys-3 20 Il years
LIrtt-Ttree-
SPECIAL - BI0oma-s. Kuick-
ers and Regular Mixtures.
Cassfmeres W0rs-ads Tweeis
C'hevfots and Corduroys-4 20
IS yrs.-wo-th 10 and IS go. IT
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
sf.69 White Bztiste Corsets, 81

Medium and extra long back. side and
front eIastiCs-2ll sizes
L.iulit-Two.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
s1.69 Parcaline Skirts.

Black only-Iight as siIk-give three times
the wear-shirred and tucked fou1ces.
with deep snnb Y
Lfu-it-O-s.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC 49, .
LOO. ..s,lsIn set. rs Moon rises e:i6lMoon's age
HIGH WATER $50
rs 1zoor s.A5 Gov Island 920l Hell Gaze ~ ~
, W-Sandv Hook s:4s Gov Island s;Z4 Hen oe
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
Woner,s Sc WhiteWa!sts. e

STYLES that 50 many want. bur which are
hard TO find-butron front o. back-f1l
front of pin tUcks. centre panels OF en7o' :
back tucked in lusters-EnateT1ai. trim
rlings and styles 70 suit those who do
not carc Cor tco much ornauertatiOl.
Limir-OCe-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30

Please note change of uptown store from 32nd st.
to n E corner 3sth St
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
Bows . & 81 Ct. Blouses II

Madras PercaIs, Chamorsy-white. col
ored and faEcy-uintary or s1irr collar
3 10 Il years
SPECIAL-FIne corded Madras
-Iauldered-whise and figured
5 70 fG yrs.-valUe 20 -------. 20
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
G9TIDININ NIN[R[n[LlII[Eg

From Piers 51-52 "a. North W4T;1 KIyeT;
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSIOW N -o
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH ~
LONDON AND PARIS
Campania Jrlyl, 10am Caronia. July II noon
Ftr1lria.Julv 4 10 am Lusitania- July1o.3 pm
Lucania July s. 10am Unbria- July lS, lo An
The MAURITANIA & I>USlTANlA. tne
largest and fastest steamships N tne Moi!u'
augurating a new SEMI-WEEkL4 SER
VICE
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
Girls s1.9a wash Dresses. 90

Char1bray. Ginghan1. Percale-ulain
checks. strip es-aII cOlOrs-ntcsly
trim d 20 Il years
Limit-Two-
Others AT 81 ss, worth s.. 9s and 50 es.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
RUGS.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

WE BUY for SPOT cash second hand paions:
send postal and representative Will call;
we have Steinway bargains. NAso Plano
Co, II Essl l25th at
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
BOYS S5.98 ard SA.99
Double Breast Suits. ia

Two pairs knicker trousers-Coats with
and without beIt-Tweeds. Cheviots,
FIomespuns, Cassi-neres and Mixtures
5 10 16 yrs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-30
es ct. Scarfs and Slams. 80

Sheer or heavy Swiss-fancy and plain
centres-scallop appliqued edges-Scarfs
2Ox54-Squares. - inch
IIrlft-Two each.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

Chicago Aug. 30--Chicago made y three
straight by winning from the New York Giants
to-day by score of 10 l. The game was the
hardest fought and the best played Of the series
Each team got Ave hits and played errerless pail
The champions scored their first run IN the
opening inning. Hoffman went to first on 1our
wide ones. took econd on sheckard's sacr'hce
and scored on Chances single over second nase
In the fifth inning Tinker singled and scored
from second on Hefmans single to centre heio
The visitors made their only run In the secona
inning Donn walked, took third on Seymour
single and tailed on Devlin's slow bounder TO
Evers.
Another record breaking crowd witnessed To-
DAYS combat When the gates were opened a.
1890 this morning hundreds of persons were !"
line and the grandstands we're soon hlled Many
took their places at the entrances to the park az
early as 80 in the morning, anxious TO gam ad-
mittance When The game was called every avail
able SPOT in the grandstaud and In the heid
seemed to he occupied The crowd overho"eo
into the field making ground rules necessary A
detail of policemen kept the crowd from encroach-
ing the playing field
By making clean sweep Of the series, Chi-
caso gained second place in the National League
remnant race three points to the good of Pitts
burg and is now only seven points behind the
Giants for the lead. The score follows;
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
NEW RECORD BY KRAMER
Stein Wins amateur Championship
at CYcling Races.

Frank L. Kramer. the national cycle champion,
repeated his performance Of last Sunday yester-
day at the vailsburg cycle track. in Newark, when
he covered a half mile in 81 1-5 seconds. which is
one-ffth of a second better than the worlds rec
ord held by Jackie Clark, Of the Sattne track, in
Salt Lake City. When Kramer broke the record
last Sunday he disqualified. and his record
was not allowed to stand. but his time Of yesterday
will go down as a record 1T made after
one of the most exciting races seen on the local
track in some time. Kramer. starting from scratch.
slow in getting started, which accounts for
him not taking another fraction Of second off the
record time.
Charles Stein, of the Irish-Amerlcan Athletic
Club, won the National Cycling Association ANA
teur championship title for 1908 when he finished
second in the fve-niile championship contest The
race by David Maekay. Stein has 16
points to his credit in the championship contest.
and there is only one more championship race
the quarter me-his nearest rival for the title,
Fred Hill, with 10 points, cannot catch him. In
scoring the championship the winner gets
points; second. s. third 2. and the fourth. /.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
ATHLETES TO SEE PRESIDENT.
Plans for Their Visit to Sycamore Hill
To-day

Oyster Bay, Aug. 30.-To-morrow will be Olympic
day on Sycamore Hill. when President Roosevelt
will receive the men who placed the colors of this
nation over those of all others at the Olympic
games i'm London recently. The party will arrive
from New York on the steamer Sagamore, reach
ing oyster Bay about IL o'clock. The steamer will
In close to the w. r. Roosevelt pier and small
boats will be used by tho party in disembarkng
The athletes will walk the half mile from the pier
TO Sycamore Hill
When the victorious team reaches the house the
President will be waiting TO crafty the desire.
pressed by him in his telegram TO the manager
whcn he sent to Londor shortly after the finish
of the games. that he might be able TO grasp each
of them 10y the hand and personally congrat-
uIate him on his victory.
Each of the will be introduced to the Presi-
dent by James Z. Sullivan American commissioner
TO the Olympic games. II is expected that the
President Will make a short address to the ath-
letes. Some light refreshments will be served
the men and they viii return to New York by
steamer.