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LABOR MV HONORED.
SCXSHISF FOLLnnS H.4IS.
lloUday Maker* Happy. Though
Shawm Mar Parade.
. « -,r-tw «•*««• tn th» -weather mada Labor
KrniWM. an* homWlty
£M^JS T/rr atmr^ph^ra. Finer weather far
JJpS? than that or th. a-tercooa could marcel/
•"JUr^na a«« fa<torl-J cloaM. th« atr^t. of
,JS/«Sl ropu!««. ta ,rif cf th* fact that
***!. If^ooa. Th«re w«r* rrt^-d. at both the
SKSSS ****** t>a«ui> IHi*. -her*
bt " ... wer« at »b«»nahaad Bay for th. rai^a:
ttwaanto J^J a ho « t . an d m-nr thousands
rn "' T : "_jl,i, br tai an 4 «.t*r. yat th. city
•nL < t!lu^!y •«* BM. wom«m an* chlldr--.
I ' parsda wu rot ao great aa aom.
T^SSmV^ n had vr^iMM. ln,t.ad 1
c* trorkerß In th. parad*. a. prom-
'JjTabout Maw- thouaard m»mb#n of th«
!»»«. or..T *_.>;. > ;, n|l n . Arf «j«a from »th *rtr««t down
la'orCTTar.--*- • .- Eouare. The thr^at
rt e :h .yerue . TTZ^if ay#a th* atart.
"51TS5 m"* untn *- *• m - Th
,r<i »-*••• " -v, u^, • -.-. wer» re r re»#ated
»e:-;T»p^r». i«r rte>rat i on of fifty tnem
!a T J?£-S I ** £ ,„ a London 'bua.
America- «'*«• «-«-''' v * raT . ai »e which at-
Th^*wer»a.ew r w^ rtnj; . Th . cs! f.
j^d att«r.J««^ , 'skinn.n.and
..X SB- '^- h "^"
*2 rf tr. din*tor> - tfc« w*r« <ra tha avaaua
|. • S^ r.rth .T,. T ,
~ ft* A'-wr-a
« ♦•• j
SS@a%£J^%sssnau3
. . • » •• -••(•'a In tha
- \ai hlr*<l
SSritSrfte'PnJiirtPTy Bnr.d to lead them, s.-.d *•-
» •-.*- warnaa
■,»' • ••• -.n:»^» of
L^vmW*^ tot «wt of tie company «v
r^r^i^'ntrhth sranoa tha»
dlacuM
STSStoSSthS barj, After irdlnf thay
*:i arithavt a
".IITKS* UKION LEADING THE PARADE DOWN FIFTH AVENUE.
■ -
-
wera. i nf the
v tun ■
GEIAT TRADES I'NION MEETING.
Ccr^css Opens at Liverpool — Sympathy
xrith Russian Workmen.
IfrerpooL Bept. L— Tb« thirty-r.lnth annual
nUn T'ninn «;.^r.gros» cpened at Si. G«oree*a
J'^ 1 . here tn.,lay. v.ith the largest attendance on
rr * cf *l Four hundrfd a_'ifl nlnt-ty delegates yew
I"* 1*..:.1 *..:. rerreser.tinff ovpr a niil'.ion and a half
***** Bdoa Vortmea. Thirty Labor niemb^rs
"• House <f d'Hsior.!! attended the meetinir.
tilth Mrea at 2ast year's cor.jjrrss. Th<»
F*fjf>rarion of Labor Ti-an -•>nt*»d.
A*te r e n a^^j-^5;,; ,- (f welcome had tx-en de'.lv
'red by the L ,,,. d >laV( , r ,n, n b ,. half of the Cor .
'fati no?n o? Ltvcrjjool. the congress took up the
-s ie s .« , : .f T ». e 6e!>E j on- Arr.on* the first acts
" *a$ ur.ar.sn.'>us adoption of a resolution of
f
w;t n the Russian people in their de
••» for a co::stituTlonal povernment.
Th» Arifri(a:i rat«« F. i: Foster and
!**^ v;!ssf >n. ■TOT addrosn the ronsress Sep.
' nib^ « on the condition! of labor in th«
* nlted Bute*
M t«-0 PICKPOCKETS OVER HOLIDAY.
|2S*^ Ct » n *« '" tll - Tomb, rourt d^chnM
' tu * " 3> "* <^:^!iarge thre^? rrofeMlor.aJ plck;iock
... m l ' rcri arr*>M»-d on funplclorj. although
ayt I *';^* to*4 be*a ur.ai.le to flad any com^lain
h«ir"~ j*" J°ck th. ni up over I-al>or Day. any
*ttaeßc« n!™ 2 ' 1J * ur S'--i <*•• poi:r»» to Rft lon»
•"orkto"^ * ! ''~h tl-e men «-oui4 L* Bfi.t to th«
v w *,![ g^ j
18 a i^autiful polisher, absolutely
"eefromgiit and acid. Are you
*Bg it > You ought to be. Ask
your dentist.
AfRW .^saw* —^— . •
S^jffCß^^^fejfiß^Bl^^S^Mßft^Bi^^S'^B^Bfi^B^^^^BK^jtM^fc^^^^^te^c^HP^^M
XEW-YOUK DAILY TRIHrXK. TI'KSDAV. SKPTKMBER 4. I!MM-. -PAGES XIOT TO nM^LVi:.
GRAXD CENTRAL JAMMED.
iAibnr Day Record for Incoming
Passengers Broken.
Th« lar»aat number of incoming paaa«nc*ra that
tver paaami through th« Grand Central Station on
a Labor Day. tb« offlclala of tho Xaw York Central
•aid last nigt.t. paaaed through ymterday. No
effort was mada to count the crowd by the oCldals.
but It was roughly estimated that nearly half a
million people either boarded tralr.e or alighted
from them at the station during tha day and even
to*
Wraaraaa on Saturday there waa an un
parallalad ruah either to leave town or set to New
York from other cltiea and towns, all aeemed to be
coming to Xitm city yesterday. On Saturday nijtJJt
the part of th* Coooouraa where the paaaenc«ra
debarked was uncomfortably crowded with real
dents of the city waiting to greet frtenda and rela.
ttrea about to spend the holiday here. Laat night
there was but a handful of people waiting for
travellers. Those who did return to the city ware
evidently Xew Yorkers who had fteen at the coun
try or some seashore over Sunday and Labor Day.
The thflueuda who returned to New York made
It necessary to run many of the fastest ana aasst
important trains In sections. Kearly every fast ex-
THE LABOR DAY PARADE.
Grand Marshal Mich*)! /*:•«••- and aids renewing th» peraa* at tsth •tret" and Fifth avenue.
From left to right th* man or. *_7eeaa-c* *ze :«..-. E.. umrifiv:, v. Bi*s7?r. :is«< 3. McCabo 4-id
L:.i«s tf. Hat*i./ #
press was befc!r»d time in reacUJng th« city. Some
ncr« an hour late and others nearly two hour*. Th«
l.eavy tra^c all alor.c the lines of th« V York
Central, as far as Albany, and the New York. New
Haven & Hartford, as far as New London and
Hartford, caused thes* delays, wLlrh trew longer
at»d lor.gcr as Mr York v.a» approached.
On the New York C— t..e Cist express fror.i
tho West knewo m "-the New Torker." wbtcb is
due at 8 o'clock, was B<-i.res of miies away at that
time. She «as rua tn two section*, and eaoh was
rorslderably »:iore than an hour lat* when Ne-c
York was mi Ilfci .
The Saratoga Spcrlr.l. wh;« h runs directly from
Saratoga, on the Twlaware & Hudson tracks,
Bw!t>-hirc at Troy to the New York « entral, did not
tet In until ai'ttr tB o'clock, although she was dv«
*On tl-^New York. N -w Hay. • & Hanf..nl nail
road there were riany train' laic. The i»pr.ngn«?Ui
Kxpress. which las a comparatively siu.rt run.
nadMd K*w York after 10 o'clo.jt. In it it* «<f tlw
fan that *!.<■ is due at S:M o'clock. T!i«
Mountain Kxpress was run In two seotlr.ns. I r.ey
are K-Dt't'sed to gt-t In within a f»-w minutes of »-aen
other Th« second section, however, was nearly an
hour lat*. Tl:» Boston Express was also run in
two *«ct!or.s. Sh<» Is .Juo at 8:30 o'clock. Thr first
•action was ov^r a half hour late and the MOond
B«-tlon un hour late.
In the crowd." of p*orle returning to the. cit>. tne
ruddy complexions and sunburn on nearly ■ e^ry
one T.-as noilceahle-. Many of them had evidently
been away for the sumni<r, rematnlni? at lak.» or
shore, until Labor Day. Others, who only had td«
rod tint» of rec<nt sunburn. Lad evidently spen.
tho two days of vacation away.
Hv this morning; H is bflteved the return cf th«
royriarts of New York residents who nave been
away for rr.onths. wilt have at.iut ended, and it will
b* another summer before neb a .-:. as that oi
tl:e last few day-* is repeated. .
POLICE FIGHT WITH BUKGLABS.
Two Men Caught After Exciting Chase and
' Desperate Battle.
The drug 6tore of William Riecker. at No. 101
Wythe avenue. Wi:ila.msburg. was forcibly en
tered by two burglars e^arly yesterday mini.
BT.d th« thieves gave two policemen a desperate
figlit )*i<)l<J they were overpowered. The burS-
Urs are William Walters, ulias Joseph Niwals,
alias "Polak Joe." eighteen years old. if No 142
North Oth street, and Joseph Cremer. alias M'.ka
Hunter, nine'tct-n years old. of No. 8»I North oth
ctrett.
Tlm pair broke Into th« drug atora through a
a.rd window, and when they got ini.id<* Ratiieretl
toifeth< r their plunder with the aid of candle
lights. It was th« flicker of thesu lights which
drew the attention of Wright man and F«?rgu«*on,
policemen of tha Bedford avenue station, and
they entered th* drug store with drawn ie\ol
vcrn.
The robber* reached the yard, followed iv the
pollcemt-n, who be^an to fire at the fugitives.
The, thieves ran throußh the i. ■)!»>•►• at No. I»>J
Wythe avenue and reached th»» ruof. They ran
t-'onK roofs and sot to No. 1.".:. Wytho avenue,
where they forced open the scuttle and Rot into
tlie dweiltnjr. In the lower part of thla hou<»«
the policemen raught the tr.iev«'3. and a d«apor>
fats fight ensued, tho policemen u!«ing the butt
•■Hi of ha revolvers to uverpowf-r the biva'ars.
The noise of The fVht awakf-ned the occupants
of the house, who ran to the front window* and
eb'iuied for hejp. One man discharged «. re
volver to attract attention. Another po'lceraaa
• IT**' on the F«-ene, and when he got Jato th<»
liailway ihe policemen were mil f iK htlnr th«
bu»-glaia " •
The third policeman helped take th* tiurglars
to tlie station house. The j.'.ur. ler wfci-h uai
valued a: over .<-J«V>. w«« taken a'ontr * M*aTi*>
tnta Htotabotharn held the orison-*! la <• ! '• •}
teli tact ■ * a Uea.-in* * *
PROBABLY FATALLY SHOT \
I
L j
Police Think Victim Discovered
Attempt to Sicindle Him.
Following an altercation, which was caused, the
police believe, by an attempt to work the came of
endeavoring to get money from a victim by dis
playing first a pocketbook containing money and
then substituting another. Louis Prasso. of No. 'si
Macdougal street, was eho^ thre» times In Iks back
late yesterday afternoon at Macdougal and Sth
streets. Robert Brv> p. twenty-five years old. who
■ays he is a contractor, of No. 51 Bedford street,
was arrested and locked up In the Mercer street
station on the charge of doing lbs shooting. Pra»«o.
It la said at St Vincent's Hospital, where as m
taken, cannot live.
So far as the police ran learn, the two men and
several others had been arguing on the corner for
several minutes. It la alleged that Bryee suddenly
drew a revolver and Cred three shots at Prasso,
who was within a few feet of him. Pias^o fell to
the) sidewalk unconscious, and Bryco started on a
run toward Sixth avenue. The street was crowded
and nearly two* hundred peraout Joined In the chase.
Including Policemen Coaway. Mayre an<i Retch, of
the Mercer street station. Conway sprinted ahead
of the crowd, and as Bryce was turning Into £lx:h
avenue Ccnway Jumped on him and plnnM him to
the ground. A. large crowd followed to the police
station and mad* threats of lynching The police
•ay that a revolver w;tii three empty shells i". It
was found In Bryce'i pocket. He eala that h« had
Fliot in self-defence, King that Prasso bad dis*
played a knife.
Aceord.uit to Captain Stephenson. of the Mercar
street -'ittjor!. Br> ■ <• i* also known under the. name
of White. Tho captain says that some time «xo
Bryee and several other men were arrested In
Washington Square Park for trying: to work the
"rocketboolt gaiiie" oi a m.,n. Captain Stephenson
thinks that Bryee was trying to work a similar
tain** on Pro--- and that Prasso discovered the
trick In thno Hnd .i worJy war .'.'!. which led
to the elioouns.
TO DEFEND SLAYER OF GROOM.
Albert >' Bostwlck. the yachtsman and auto
mobilist. is using every means in his power to
obtain the release of Savano Stena. the watch
man employed on his country pkice at Orlenta
Point, who Is now la the Wcstchester jail.
chargM (th shooting a croom. also in the
employ of Mr. Bostwlck. The victim of the
ehoctlngr. Patrick O'Brien, died yesterday in the
New Roohello Hospital, without regaining con
sciousness. The groom and several companions,
while boisterous from drinking, pretended that
they x\-f>re burglars and threw the watchman
down and tried to : m him. He broke away
frum his tormentors and fired In self-defence.
*^^ Tea Get the Gent:*. 1 I
Underberg I
BOON'EKAM? 3
Bitters. 1
Tie P-jr Bitter Liira»nr. I
£»,,•-— 'I Dealers. H
Books and Publication*.
By F. HOPKINSON SMITH.
Illustrated in ealsr. $i.,v>.
"The STRONGEST wot* he has
done." — Springfitiil Republican.
"The BE^T ;!•••- of work Mr. Smith
has done."— Philadelphia Record.
•UN latent and STRi.N.jf.ST pro
duction." —fhiragu Rcccrd-lWrald.
• i;.. book is one in »ht«u the author
has put his BK.ST."— .Vcirorfc Xetcs.
■HE NEVER LABORED TO BET
TER PURPOSE. OR WITH BETTER
EFFECT." — Brooklyn ran
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
RAILROADS.
RA ILROAD.
STATIONS (oat of West Twenty-third »tr*at
ana L»eaUo»a«a and Cortlandt street*.
taT Tii- leavlct; tuna frum Uaabrvaara and
Ccrtlatidt street* Is five minutes later than
mat given L«iow for Twrnly-lhUvl etieel
FOR THE WEST.
•7:53 AM. CHICAGO fcHKCIAL.
•9:ii.VM. PITT>U»"RiJH UAV i;\p.
•lv.X. A il. THE PENNSYLVANIA Ll«-
ITLD.— Chloajo. claclunau *■
St. Loala.
•1:85 P.M. BT. U >l"I3 LIMITEP.
•: si i m. CiIICVJO. CINCINNATI &
ST. ...ri- EXPRESS.
•3:55 P.M. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL.
is hours :i>«"hicas;!>.
•4..V. rM. ,lil.-A.;" UMITED.
•:. V. i' m. WBSTKKN EXPRESS.
•«PM. ST LUI'IS & CINCINNATI
EXPRESS.
T:M r.M. PA<IFIO EXPRESS __
•K.S I- M. »*L.KV>:L\ND Si CINCINNATI
K\PRESS.
•9:53 P.M. PITTSBI:KOH
WASHINGTON AND THE SOCTtt.
•7:C5. 3:13. •»:», •!»:», »I".M a. ... 1- •».
•r.:53. 2:!0 i*.125 • > Or»niT»s«tonal Uiolt
•■;• «. '3:25. «4 SB «4;55. •4:86, i»:25 P,,«n-.
13: IM nigh:. Suniay. * -". *1»3» •!(!:.«> a
m. lr:^3, «12M. iTt:2i. •Con^r^sl.inal
I^intUai. «3 :^.%. «4:2 i. *4:^l. ♦-—». *-3
p. in.. 12:lrt oltht.
.SOUTHERN RAILWAY.— '3:23. »4 p. m..
12:K> a m. dally. ,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-*325 a. m. and
!':—"> ; . m. dally.
EEAP.OARD, AIR USE- 1225 V- m - aad
12:lo a n/ dally. _ _
NORiX>LK AM» WESTERN RAILWAY.—
•3:55 p. m. daily. .._
ciinsArcvKn AND OHIO railway.—
•T:SS a. m. week <U>s; 'Wii a. B. anl
•4:55 p. m dally. . ._
FOR OLD TV INT COMFORT a- N<>TJ
FOLK.—*7:26 a. Si. week day» al »:»*>
r m. lia'ly. .
ATLANTIC 'ITT OV. a. m_»nd --w p.
ri. week day*. Sun lay:*, lais. BB>
< "A «**J MAT.— I:SS p. m. week .lav*.
LONtl BRANt'H. ASRIRV PARK (O-»an
Grove» (No::h Asbury Park- Sundays).
and Point Pl»a«ant. t>::>Z. ' ' •*•■'• a. 10 •
12:25 (12:"k% Satunlays only ex.-?;j. m>BC
Urant!i» •! .-. S;»tuMia>* onlyt. 3 -'■ - ■-■•
S IS (4:25 except Lona D.aui<». 4:.k» W1
«:.'.l p. m. week day». Kundays. »-'~>
»:23. > ..V> ■». r : and 4:rCl p. m.
rX>R THII-\"r.l.i-l!T
6K«. "7:25. »T .V. «:'J.\ S.M. "•jj-V.^SS'
•MO:W. 'M 53 •11..V.
•:i V.. «1 3S. I:!*. 5:55. »a^S. :'••'•>■ j ■■?
•4:25. 4 .»'. .•t4:is for North riiil.v>!
pMa onh). ••'. R . *6:U.'>. »"»:55. 7:.V>, 5:25.
fc's. 925 .■ ::. fcr North PWhwUlphtil
onlv> p. n.. 12:10 ni?ht we.k *»«i."l*Js
■ . ft.*. »7 :.-.' - -
•lft:» a m.. 12:25. M 2 5\ Tl.-.V MSSk
•5:25. 3:53. *4:15 i«t4:s.'« for North PB""
aaWlpbla cr.lv.. •4:.V,. 'i:^ •(JiV !:.'»..
«21 S:.*is. ■..:^. r . (»:55 i>r North PUiladel
r- * mlvi'r- m . 12:10 night.
Twit 1,.1 ','.- «'ar. N>« J>; l- ISli «• !': •'• ' ■
TWet off'es. Xrs. 4*",1. 1354 «r1 1.0 r.r"^a
way: I*2 Fifth Aver.ne .(.e-.j-v '.^rt S?. • :
a«a Fifth Avenue irorr.fr -■' " St>. anl
atattana named above; T«ro.*!yn, 4 • rturt
Btr*et. 5.16 n>ltnn Street. 47!» KosttWk.
Aventie. 3J» Broadway anJ I'er.n'ylvanl.*
Annex Station. Tin New VnrV Transfer
i*on-panv will oa!l for anl che-lt i«sar»
from hotels ar.d rtsiuence* thrcug'.i to
destination
Telephone "MJ <^el«ea" for renr.sylvar.la
Ra.!. ■ • <^ab Servi.-S.
W. W. ATTERniRY. J. B-
General Manac-r. Pn»sT Traffic "i 1"
GEO TV. BOTD.
Oenerai Pa**enser *«*nt.
ADVCR-TT'irMEVT'a »' ! mbs<~r!?tl"-iTi^ f<?r
Tfca Tribune ie^eive-1 at th^ir fptnwn
©««!•. No. IW4 8r.a.1" between ..«r'i
•nd 87' : st* . utittl » 0.-look p. nv AdTer
tisementu wrt»«a «• the totkrwinu J-ran.-h
of3c«s at rey»ilar oSlre rates m.tli S n rlorh
p. m.. \!• • 254 «'•; aye.. a • wr. L..1 «'.;
IS3 «th a*« err V.-h M ;S2 East Hth f ». ;
257 West 424 »• . between 7th and 9th av»s. ;
fcTfc.VM4JO.Vrr*.
ffi(ID©Y(DKI N^V^LAN^
FALL RIVER USE tU Xenp." aiili-iU
River, l.v P!er It), \ I:., ft Wamtß^St..
week days an i Sundays. .">::a> P. M. ■««.
PrtK-ilia an.! I'uritan. urchestra on ea - n
PROVIDENCE LI! for rroviier.e. V••
ton and Kast. L<s>.v<t Pi"" I>. S. " i •*»«
Murray St.. we-k .iars only. « .«>• _T'. M.
Itteamer* PrerlAtDca laawi and rilsrir.i.
Or *s«i en each.
new Hgrr>:-"i -r.i» LINK f>r &rm Boown.
Martha* Vlt:eyar.i an.l .\ini':c»'!. l.v».
Pl«r 4" V R. ft <"»r, - St.; w»t« B»Ti
only, at »:•»:< E*st M■ . « -"'> ' • il-stesm-rsil
stesm-rs Maine and NY» Hani'-'hire
NORWICH LINK for New Loci^n. i.hi"lt
lßlan.l Watch HKI. Xan Pur. Worcester.
•tc. Lv Pier 4" N. P... ft. «!arkson^v.
week dar* only. «:0O P. m Aiso *O«rt|
trip Mondars fxrra Pltf +0. X. P.. 1" A. M :
ft East !2d St.. 1<- **■ A. M BtWBWCI
City of Lowell aul Chester v. < hapin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for S»w Hav«w.
Hartford. ?rrnfS».' •' - Steamer Richar.l
Pack Its. P.«r •> E. R-. w*e* d^y« 4 -jj'
P. M.: Suns., »:3O A. M. ; Ira fooj E. --i
Ft., week da««. r. P M ; Suns . '" > ■
•un-Uss dv« N. T. on return. »:+.> Pj-St.r
Tl^'k^'s '■" ' Staterooms at ZO. ♦»• ••• •-"**
and 1354 Broadway. 25 Tr.'.on Bq.. I>2 Fi-^i
Ay«.. «49 Ma Ay«. 245 Col A— t« W.
123 th Et :T9<» Thirl Aye. ■at Piers. VT.
Bj^ GDa^fOOglbft:,
Pa!»rlal Steimers NET«- TCRK." ' AT.-
BANY" and "HESDRKTC HrbSON" «f
tt» Uu:»n -river Day line, fastest ar.d
C-.est rtv*r boat* In th« wrrli.
Lv Bklyn.. Fulton St. iiy Anr.exi.* no A M.
•■ T>sbro<>*ea St. Pier S:4>> ;
■• West «M St i» •'•►
•■ West 129 th B( 6 20 ' "
L«r<!ir.|C at V : ■"■ .». TTert Point. New
buT-fh. Pouchkeap* Klr-sston Polr.t. «"at»
k'.U. Hu«i»on a:: Albany. Dally, except
6unday. Spe^.a! trains to Catsklll M-s. re
sorts and .- irat (i. a "<l easy ..-or.neeti ms to
•I! points East. North ar.d Wtst. Throush
tlekMa and baesa;* che<"!*e,i at cSi.-e-< of
N. T Transfer «'». Through rail t:ok»t»
between N. Y. and Albany Marptod. il"«
delightful one .lay .->atln«.» to West I'.'lnt.
Xewbureh or IVkeep«;». i^tiirnlp? en rt .wn
boat. Restaurant open at 7 A. M. MCSIC
ITEMIEI aa*SV FOTiLL
Leavlnr Desfcr^sse* St at S:10 P. M.
(Saturday* 1:43 P. M). West 41' dßt :J a«>
P M. (Saturday* 2 P. M.) We«t l^yth St.
3SOp. M. (Saturday* 2: - -'<> P. M » f>r High
land Fall" 1 . Went l'oint. OHH»U Xewbureh,
N*<v Han-.burgh. Mlltoo. P..:iKhkeepsle. Run
flout and Kingston. Orchestra «.a '-".1.
AI'VERTISEMENTS and pub«crlpt:on* for
111 Tl .••--■ a: thfir I'ptown
Ofsc*. No. 1364 Br./Blway. tei*(*n 3«th
and ST- it*., until 9 o'clock p. m. Adver
t:s*m-r.t* rec»[\e^ a; th« fol;oain« branch
oftlce* at regular oBlc« ratca ur.tl! S o - ck«rk
t) 11. . vim.: SM Sth aye.. » c. cor. 234 »'•:
58 «th a - . COT. U:>. •'.. : 95 ETast Uttx <• ■
iU'.T V. • ■ • 42>1 *1.. between Tt!i and «th ivn.;
2»tt Wtit VXCi at.; I".S 3i >•"•.. betwxa
7(it.l and 771h ata ; '■' - • 3d aye.. n»ar *Ws:
•t: 170 Slat aye.. r»a.- B'Jth 137 Eaat
I29rti «: : ''<"■ Tremor.t aye. ; C^o ."-1 aye.
DltliKE - :7
x< ' iJ£2 —3ZZ ' >/
*Mji\ ISHE^SCufi A^
r. oo D oT sr vj ; \s* :^ii/ n. s
S.OO. 9 : 5. >\ /7 i:0. 19«9.
10.30 a. nv: \\ *— >-/(|j.t(i.ra.,l«,
IS 1«. 1.10. t.OO.N\ // 2 «0. 3.45. * ■•».
4.15. » ♦•. 7 4J \\ //* 90. 8.10 p. m.:
■m m.: Sunday*. \\ /V Sunday*. 10. 00
)!t am.. IMi. \V/ a m . » 00 - *•**•
1.15. 7 4i »• m. >• » 10 p. m.
G3ATTSD2.OILIL
[EWLEK3DK3© OLD (ft E
For Catiklll. Hudson. CoT*ackl». Calr*.
l'a>r.vi le lU:r.r» «."Drn«ri. T»nn»r»»iUa:
U'.<»Cjv« 6 p. m. (iron t:hristcph«r •- ■
7 p. m. from W»»l l-"Jlh it.
Extra boat Saturday*. 1:30 p .*.i . la» Cat*
kill and HuJ»or. lar..ling at ValJcn.
Fc»eial train* for L"atsUlll M'->unti«ln pointi.
Hao^aoii.a lllu»trateJ BockWl n:^-.*<l fraat
VB'V YORK -A!.r
HUD3ON RIVER BY SKARCHUOHT.
bitamer* C W. afOMB •••a iitcs Sr>
t«n.D»r and ADIBONDACK. *llerr.atln*.
lv fia.- No 8-J. N Tl . fool «>.* canal .-*l . 0
PM. ant W*»t 123 th Sf . «:2i> r Ji dally
MunJ»>» included!. Utr»c» ronneftion «•■■ '
•it i— 'l trains at Albany r r .-.ira- *.i lj.«
O«<:r(* Adirondackt. Thousaail l»lanla jnj
Sliarun eprlr.«.». Orchestra. >utcm-.bl>»
<-arrl»d Tim* tabl»an-i lV>o». I re«.
••B«autlful h Ida i by S»ar- ur'-t ' We.
CENTRAL IUWSm USE.
Boats leave rnnni.n St. «P. M. : Satur
i»}» 1 P. M.. f>r Kir.sst. a. Through th«
Hif.Tl*n :» tv Daylight; fail daylight trip
e»*ry Saturday Connecting wlis CATS
KIU* MOLNIAIN »■■ mi« *la U. A D. IL
ft Eavly morsins ir».a ircm S!*»;aoo*t ,
l>ock. ,
ADVERTISEMENT!* »nt rjb«-rirtl^r.^ f.-P
Tl» Tnhun» tr--.u-i at tn»ir Ipfomn
Ome*. No. 13« ll:ca.lway. t» ( n-«n »'■'.;»
a .i a: > •»» . until » ftitr* r n-. A'l>»r
ti»»m»ntt |tal»H «t «h» f->Uo»lnT l>ran-^
«.flr»» a» rejulir «(?!••«• rar»i until S « <-Jo--lt
- m . \i- : 2^« S'h » v »>-. • * c-nr SSI »*• :
!%3 Ctb »*• . for lith »t.: PS K«« l«t!i - :
■•:' V.'**« 42.1 «t . l>-»f*"»n T»M »rr »«•"* ■
r« n>»t jj:.:h •• ; >'l* -M «v».. :.«>s»*n |
IMS «r-il IJtft %•» . •«• SI a.^ . tmt ••'«
»• X"5 !•» pt'.'ti^af *'r*i i" : IST 5-t»t
l_ . . > < *i *-a.
RAILROAD*.
"America's Grratut Railroad."
& HIM ewes R. 8.
Iblou^a .uiiii .lepar-. from il.ind .'•niiM
ttai:.:.. O-. street. .\i« tack. *•• mio«;
A;, t.ir.a*.'. trains, except tna H:Jir A. M .
l«8 1 j-'. -.lv. JO. w.Ui Si-'J. 11 JO P. M..
Mep at itjln nr.:?. u> retain* paaaaacaM
it m:aut«s after iitvint »-iJ street
li. 10 A U.— •MIDNIGHT KXPKfajS.
T.iOA M.— tAUIRONL>ACK THi't?AXD
islands and Montreal, spu
•:20 A. M.— tkMPlß>: STATE EXI RES*
Moat famous :ra:'i«in th« world.
«:4J A. M.— 'FAST MAIL.— I 4 hours ta
Chicago
•45 A. M — -SARATOGA AND MONT
REAL EXPRESS.
lO.tn A. M.— -DAY EXPRESS.
1:02 P. M.— 'THE SI.CONU TMPIRE.
1:1* P. M. -•. •hli'.v,.! -»»•►< lAU
2:0»P. M.— -SOUTHWESTERN LIMITD.
Ail Pullmaa Cars.
«:20P. M — »THii 20TH CENTURT LIM
ITED — IS hi>ur» to • l-.i. a»o '
1:40 P. M.— tALBANY St. TK> KLTKIt
4.3i>P. M.— •THE WOLVERINE
R:2» P. M.— "FAST MAIL, -Fur Alb*ny.
IUI-. M.-'L\KC SHUUE LIMITED—
-U'i hour trail* to Cblc^^a. AU
Pullmaa car*
6-30 P. M.— 'CLEVELAND. CISnNNATX
AND ST LOLLS LIMITED- All
Pullman car*
««>P. M — •wr.-TERX EXPH*»a\
7<X»P. •MONTREAL KXI'HES*
720 P. M— •ADIRONDACK AND MONT
REAL EXPRESS
8.00 P. .— •nUK'-ALf NIAGARA
FALLS. CLEVELAND AND TO
RONTO SPECIAL.
• y> P. M —'WESTERN NEW TORK AND
* THOUSAND ISLANDS EXPBEii
» "*> P. 41. — •PACIFIC EXPRESS.
11:30 P. .— •CHICAGO i ST. LOUTS EX.
•Daily. tExrept Sunday. • Except Sloaua>.
HARLEM DIVISION
P:0.1 A. M. and 3:35 P. M . >iall» e*eept
Sunday, ti IMrtsfie'u and North Adams.
Sunday, 9:37 A. M.; Patunlay only 2:3t> P.M.
Fuilroan car* on all through trains.
T!. far ofttcea a; 14!*. 215. 41." and -213
Broadway: ..'. I'nion S<juar* W . -7j •"olum
bus a»e. 117 West 125;h »«... Grand Central
and -': i st. stations. New YcrW; 33» .ia*
I'M Kult>>n st. ar.d ii»^ Broadway. Brooklyn.
Telephone *Ti4)O 3Sth Street" for Cab Ser
vice. Eazgagw checked 'r'.m hotel or rca.
deiice by VtVstrott Exytets.
A. It. SMITH. C. F. HALT.
Vlee-Pres. Si Uaa'l Ms* raa»"r Traf3c Mgr.
BEtrraAL
station-, WftJWM:"
in4«e «u*a teiow v from Liber^ St.
W#«i ~Z'i m. leu.»**!% it> mtnu**4 *arlle#. «*
cept as noted hy d>-*ixnatlr.s irk*.
EASTON ISKTm.KHKM. ALXJINTOWO*
AND MALL'H CHUNK— 0O (7.15 r*»
ton>. J» 10 A M.. 1.20. 440 BiiO lbS4»
*•«! cnl>> V. M. Sun.. 14.30 A. M..
1."". 5.0 i» ana tltiO P. M.
VMI,KI.-t.\!'.HK AND R ANTON— I. IO
A. M . 1 it). 3.< X» X M. Sunday*. »4-3*
A .^! . I '«• P. M.
L.\KK\VOOD. l.vKnirRST. TOilS RIVET.
AND HARNEOAT— sc4«»>. » ■»•> A. M..
I Ift Sot Uikewv.rj and LaVefcurst only.
k3.4<>. Suniayn. TOO A. M. »o.4t> Lak*
»'oe» and Lah*l •
ATU.%NTIC CITY— "J.W A. 11.. xl-00. k!4O
P. m.
LONt; BRA NTH. A9B UR T PARK.
O'":\n rißnvß roiNT pleasant—
i4<n>. a.-» •li).3i>, II 30 a. m.. <»xii4t).
»1 21. 1 M 2 4.V 30, ah«rr.. (4 53, a 5 IS.
f SO. t; :i«. «12 «H. tiun.lay*. except Ocean
Gr*T«, ft l."> l^.ll> A M . 4.f'<>. *■&* P- M.
ATI>ANTI<* HlGlir^XXrs. SEABRI^HT.
•M"-TH BE\<m. kast LONi>
BRANTH-i'.CO, AVK «30. 11 M A. M .
1 30. 4 .?O. 630 3U P. M. Sundays. 0.00
A. M . 4 •»> «■ -
SANKT >»'«>K ROr-TK FOP. ATL-^STIC
HIc;HT.AND3. <SR.V»RIGHT. LOST.
BRAN H. *SBT"RT park. "TON
«;rovk. spring uake. poist
P!.T!A<S.»N-T-rt*r 91. N. R . W. 4il St..
».«*• t».".5 IAS) A. M 12 no. 1.30. 3 •"X
4 1.'.. 3 *i\ ~ *•'• P. M. Sundays. 35 A. M.
1? .. V.. n.33. 7 4.i P. M. Pier 10. X. R..
Ce^ar St !» 2t>. 1000. 11 «0 A. 11.. 1 **.
2.0". 345 4 4.". <l.io. vin P. M. Sunday *.
!<••■■> M . 1 f*\ 4 ■«■ «* tO P. If
REAniXO. HABRISBITICa, POTTSTII.t.':
AND WIT.LI VMSPORT — 1i14.00. 14 *>.
♦« •••. ft i" (lOini. ii >»> A. r.*»clin*
er!v». p'itOO. 11150. »2 00 P. M. Rend
ing. PottSTlllo. Harrisburg only. t4.OU.
•i.uO. 7.3y P. M.
PHtr^VDEI-PHIA.
•z4.»>. m 7 on. mS.rtr *!>.OO. m •■oo»» *tt.Ma
A M.. m«li<»>. mlfltl •2 oi>. '100. *4.9»
m*.Vf«). m«««». «7.C0. tS.OO. •j'lo. nlo3o
P M . 1*121.1 nvir.
BALTIMORE ANT> VTASHINGTOT.
t.o(\. m«l<J.<»>. m»l2.iiX ■:>». mt»i(»
m •««••». «7 CO. J»l2. I.V
•D»!ly. tPallr ezcert Pun-Jay. pSundajr*
tParlor cvi only. jlVta T-.-naq'.a. tEi
c»rt Saturdays. mDinins car. xsaturday»
•n!v. zi'rom Übertr St. or I
FYom Twenty-third ft — fcfl.jn P. M..
r.l !W> P. ST.. »12 s*> P M . «4.V P. M..
jll .'*. P. 11.. *J.2U P. It. *3 3O P. M.
» 4 -•>
Offices: 7.l'— -v »»-. Tfe«t JWJ'. « Astor
H im 24\ 434. tw i '4 Broadway l^
Ith Ay.. i»l sth Ar. 23 I"n!on Bquara W»«t.
tTft"* 34 Ay.. 1C» Tl>st I3SUi St.. 243 Co
tumb'i* Ay., N>w Tork: 4 '"our* St . 84*
344 Fulton St.. 479 Noarrsad Ay . Br^o*-
Ivn. 20«> Broadway, Wllliamsburs -«
\erij Transfer Co calls for and eaaeka bac
(3*l to d"stirattoa
«• •-. EESI.KR. VT. C, hope
W*-Pr*s. £ 'ien. Vrr. C«n Pasi rAiret.
BALHMCH2 L OHIO X. P..
Royal aOJ E LINE TRAINS
"Every other hour on tii* even hour ••
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON'
Leave N»w York City. XS4 St. Lib St.
•WASHINGTON. Buffet. r.V»am !«'»am
♦WASHINGTON. Diner. t.diim 10 oi> a.-n
tnASHiX'iTON. Diner. IlV.am 12 tOnn
tWASHINOTOX. Jfarfet. I.si> P m n.. r m
fIIOYAL LTD. ' Ttrer S.SO t>n\ 4Uodq
tWASHINQTON; Tirer. 3.5 ft ptn *(.» P n>
tWASHIXQTON, BuKet. (I .'«► p TT> 7 IK) cm
tWAriHLNgxOXSl*ev«r». ll.So pm 1113 n't
•X* Pun<la». tDaUr.
ThrotiKh Pa llt Tralna »-» th# West.
T.»ave New Yfrk City. ZM at. Lib > »t
CHICAGO. PITTSBrr.G. 11.S0 pm 12 IS n't
rHU'ABrt COU'MBI'S. 11 r*> am li(«»n a
PITTSRtT.r;. CLFTVED. 3.V) r m «.o»aaB
-PITT«Ii' LIMITTD" •>..'J> nrn 7 ••Opm
riN ,ST LOIIS LOr'ISV , li Minx 1. 13 n't
tin- st Lf>ns.T.ofi?«v.. a.v>«jn moo am
CIX..9r.LOirt».IiOUISV., .Vfrtjm «.Ci»tm
O?r:ce»: -'4V 4.°. 1. l^Xt Br .viwa» 6 aSta>
H^use. 103 rv:.»lri St.. 13 Union squar*
W "J'l Gran.l »t , ST. T. : 31.1 Fulton St.
Eiwiklyn: XV ft 23<1 st an '. Liberty St.
After i> f. m. t'eering <-ar r-»erratl?oi
and fu'.l Information reirardln* train*, etc..
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
R & O. R. R. aj St. Terminal. 'Phone No.
Chei^a tMa,
R. T. N H. A HARTFORD R. R.
Trains depart from Gmnd Central Stalloa>
4l<l St. am! 4th Art . a* follow* for
fcOSTOX. .la New L.in4on Si Pro».— tt^:OO.
tj ;10:<O. 'I.WOT A M.. ft: l:0».
•x'il:«>l. *x. 3:w». Tt"s^o. •• 4. a*
••12 P M. . via Wt:iliian?!e— i«4:oi
A. M.. t;:<X> P. M : »la -p«<— fj:l«
A -M . - 12 *»' * * '»'. Ml 00 P M.
POKTHM' * BAIt If ARPOR — ♦•»1S P. it.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST ALJJAXS aa4
gi'Ki:E'" »• * 4*> A. M . ♦ > «4i P. M
WORCKS-Tiai anj i-'IA'HBL'Ru. -via PCT
NAM— *3 :.Vl I" M.
HK'.VU.LI-: ar,l NORFOLK — t»9 OS
A M , »S 11 r M
Ct. raxrir»tun :«brtlf». i^nor. Ptt!»
feU--t434 •' • id A.M.. il 34 r.1:3l P.M.
Tl •«- oltices at cGrantl Centra! Station
an! rl23th SI . alao at c3«^l 1300. c 133«
B'w.-iy. _S Union 4 .ir«. i >:: Fiftli Ai*.,
cWi ("tlurrfcus A*. C«4a Millson An..
c:>« TV. l^Sth St.. rr»M Th'r<J Avi. -a
Brooklyn, c* Court St.. 479 Xostrmnd: Ay«,
sw> B*waj
•Daily tExrer? Sundayr *saturCay»
cnly. *?trp« at lUlth St. xS'cp* at 1JS»»
ft Sur.J.ivs onl:. JParlor (."ar Um:t»l
I Ha* d nine car. cParlor and Sle«;lsg Car
tKk«*.« «!so.
TflK Kt'ROI'EAV ADVERTISEMENT*
THAT AH-HAR RFSWUP.I.Y IN Tilt!
TRir.T NF OX SI SPAYS. WEDNESDAX3
ASl> SATURDAYS.
LEIICf VALLEY.
•aatpf vi ■>«: ii' ■> i • "r- *n<u tad Dcimrci>e< 4«v
B. ♦XM;l» t F.icept Sand«j. Wunday : C*
t'_r». j'-'t-v e;«y n."iv x'..«v _^^^
>" A L. sT.T
Vv-SiS'inil-i.-l tiUti' •« » 4 It
Hu:T»li> K»?r»»». ••: «> •*■ # e7 Si' . ■
B>:ff»:<> E»l>r»M | •*.«»» •mo * m
81..V S MOMt KXP. ! •!! 5< « »l *:S U0 • ■»
Maurh ■■■.ur.i »:•'! Hi; vine M.'.J p « «d . V> r •
WtUe»Barr» Kipr<s*» > • ; ••> - » •« It) r a
.'•«■ i. !..•••» I •• :•'!•» +"..a» p a
Olraai> .in.l T.>-i.m» K»t» . 'as 40 - » *i • •■ r ■
TUX BCKK .*!.»» TK\IN ..I ■; M paf ** '« » M
" Tickets ant Kuilrniin arconrulixiartoaiTl ■-*:-«
A N*) H.-'>«>:»*v. 4rß »!h A«e ,i", l'»!ull Sj. Wan,
N.Y ;:"2J Kn.t.'nsr . 4 t'nutt. »r ,4T - >No.(r» ul A.r%»
l« 3fiJ«v v root >'<tUoa >L.. 1'.r....»:v:>
li. V . Xraamf'ir l^^o. wtil t ill for ua ebcci f*23»3k
Lac wanna Railroad.
N V.. >' Uireia?. mr..k;o«.-. V.'«.»: iM
at*.
t9.f<o A. M. — ►' >r Bicuoamton ant fclirure.
• 1O.O"» A. !I. — For h :ft»ij. I'uu.a^.) ±u& si
Uiuli.
ill 40 r M.— Pec i.) Mountain Special. "
•!.«» ► . M- — *'^ r Bu9al« •!'•! inn i,j.
t».W»l*. M- — ** of Kcranton .»r.ii t'ljruso.itx
1*6.13 »•. 11 —For Bu£a:o aad « aica«o.
•»:«S f . M.— Kv-r uudalo. bjrr«-ua*. LUea.
•..uu A. a*.— »"..r Maaje-^aisagaM *>p*e
9 30 1«. U.
Ti-k«'« at 1». *». 1193. 1134 ■aaagnam
N. ¥ . £»» Fulton M . Brooklyn. •Daily.
•Ri epr Sunday. ir'rlilaye and Saturday*
iaa«ra '.'1 M. 12.30 p 11 il^- iv«« Cktie*
t<4.r«i at. 6. 1" i* at •♦aa 4a>»
AI»VF.RTISE«K.Nr.S and ■«üb»rrtpti-.>n» CM
Xhm Trit.un* r*e*l»ej at th*ir rptowa
Office No. l'.'.i !'.r i !»i\. i*iwe«n 34ta
at..i 3"; i »ts . until 1» o>l<v'< p in. AJvur
t.i».n'ni« recMved at the tbuMrtaa branch
cf2;«i at r-ji'lT nffl-i» rate* ui.nl 4 orlacJi
p m . mi.: ;v« Sih ay« . ». c err. 23! St.;
IV. Pth aye.. -or lCth M -. VU Xt,. l«r:i »» :
;.".T \\ ■•>> «?1 .! . r-.t -•.•<• T"> anl *t* are* :
2*S TTf« ir-.t ••.; tTH - . *,-. f«.»»n
T^:i -»r»1 TT!:t .-•. . ICH '1 ».».. r.e»r "1«
■ IT"H M ri». retr *>t .t s IST F»»t
nit; i,.ior>«
fnl P M © WS
UTU l£ iA Jxl
8. IS. 30. 72. 24. -•»;. SO Wen Fourtt-cnth »t. •
7. 9. 11. 13. 15. 17. 10. 20, ja. •_"•_•. 23. .-4. 23k 27 ami 20 Went Thirtsscth Sb
TO STRANGERS 3N TOWN.
Welcome to New York's
Largest Dry Goods Store.
NINETEEN STORES IN ONF.
pjj^'ypw_ | Q[ .||«j=,|BrciWTHßß '
MM ' Wi 311108
Hestacraat. . • • starts
aei4i3* and Writhe Sccas. it l**£ St.
with telephone. tlm»» tables, current ' <Hth St in a Sub-«pre«s ata:. a 4
marazine^ and newspaper*— nsaidi
in attendaac*. A!) S-f2ICC CIZS Tri2S!;r
KCxe Msseifer Elcrators. to 14Ci St.
♦ - ->
Today Will Be Scholars' Day
Every school boy and cjlrl will want to start for
school n«xt week looking spic and span and supplied
with all the little needfuls for their tasks.
As Helps to Do So:—
...
New Fall Reefer* jßoys* Scicci Suits
far Girls and Hisses r. t«> :r. year* $3.00 kinds. . t .9S
Br«t fabric*— f«tcMr* »t\l«atn O>:f o^jorfi '"•'•> iii N"ar-r nt«Tl-r«~.
n»l. Gray. !!!«••. also fancy plaid» Tk>uM« Rr-»* - . «i, w<l without *«1* —
Stripe» arj rheei'^— eollarlcsa or rotch »«:i ma<>-;»»;*:t fttttni— MJH
collar*— umartlr t*.!!or»d ■»"■! •ri-n ■!
with fe.jttor... »-!t«. »trmppln«f. i 3rechii Lie? Of Ssits
£$£%£&??:- . . 2.93«-«a.yS •to rv J9*!* 2.©»
TVc-i'^r <*- V *!'•'< arrytrkar Tr>iw»r» —
?TCtt7 Sciccl AT-rots w»^r r-«ii*tins fjibrtp*. tn m::» «•-•»%
• - * , Brown* *n<! Tan IttTMiT**— UvUbl* br«asv
Inritin;lT PriCWl. «t!h an<l Wlt>-..i:t t*lt-» to 15 y»ar»—
ITMt» Lawn -Hubbarrl an.? •*• -»n "
StTi»» -Emb 1 bib* a* H. 9. - ■*" '** y ; " #3r l^ m in *?^» **' tb * prr *
ChiMren 1 * Whir* Lawn Apron* - T**^e» «tc>nf»* TmilVM
Hubbard and Gr»teVn— T«V* «f tuclt* ! -^7» d\.i.UC. 1-w-iwii
and herr«it-h!n»r «r bib of .mh ? i^t Min]<» of Tailor** (ln»
.rwM.H.3.n =,-4..i»Tr,...'-" r , ;lrtrh remnants - ->
Dainty A^rw-ia erf Pla!n aa T^<-»
Strip* Lawn»— Hnbb«r.i St.' it*- - Ni* !>*if'v sm Tahiti"* »mt •i-'i »• a (
lac* or »rr'r« ■, jr'm rtbhon «r AQ r»j-is»r w*r *»JI *• • lolVr
hrtkr •;•«»- 4 t<» t* *r* * i Home-pun*. Tt-«J». C»"irn*r»«.
sscond ixook-scar cwnwiM | s^t.^ac-.x- TrccstlS :
Seasoaatle Uadenrcar ai«» ir«nhir ■!»*•
For School Girls worth 1.2.» m -. r.«i. «< '*■• -tS
rcr SCCCOI Girls An -k-^ n^^t: tw-«j. *■*:»>• £»)•>
GMtf VMM <-»mbr!<« lktft»~W] C«*I»W»— » •-» W vaai^.
flounc*. with lare. tack* nr rab'r - 6g Great Values •In i
«:hlWr»n-» Outtnj SUt-t*- __ Bc.^s*Wa!sts.BU)ases. Cir*
rr«ttr »trtße» — 4 tn 14 yr« — VO
■: •■■■-• ■ '2"ir r!!:: ".23
. „#.,,.' X««kbaB(» <»r Collar as»eS*i— 4©
!,Mt> Dozea 3ojs ia<l G'rls* *t»»yr».-«in*.i3..; i... •73r7 3r
■ . -ys, F^-ala ar« *•*»>•«!••« •"•r'a
■ ■■- - -^JLm^saL -23
<i<->ut>!<» aol»a L Tien' Etoa^-faacr n«Ty wt»r»l*!i -*^_
i»->ubl» B«<»!* ■ -1! V/ a>.va* O»!fa. «ton». Taehta
<1ouM» knees ** %a-1 Tarn*— S«ri«. ClotX
JH— it 1 - Fast Bla«-k — i>.«»l<»t awl TCnrirr«-is— »atl^ 1»»aa §.;Q
AH ««»•♦— T's'ially .54 ••» — ««rraort!narr a«*»rtTn»n«; •»*!«• .71
Three Attractive Models in
Women's Tailored Suits
At 15.98 At 18.55 At 22.98
Trornta"» • toM O.ip" ! rrUali F«W aMta af alaa | Ta^or^f drat Salt* at
Suits c* th* ?ash;-rabla , a p^j^ matartala— «amt- , H «v»T Wrrata4 and C-»-
SSSS^^^SS "» i t-tar-i «••- •»«« «• "r? ,<--^-=«^^
•aunty «utum*-Ai: ali«. I *• !•» 00. I '•!"-« •»»•»'•
French Net Bed Sets j Rich Tapestry Sample*
fer ful! .i« b«d*- O.yO| rhair ..at or b.eb de.i S n.-*rad-. **•*
»alu* ?3.»-» '■■," , ! bT h's!» c!as« dtroratrr*.
Oth»r». with pieces «f Real R«n»l»- j rmcn { to ,1, yan a ten r .
sane*. Arabian. Olunv— border r.-> match -- 1 amp! , >£; to fi,> | n che» wide.
*rde^aian?r- Itr dtSl * a — '' ' -TO: wort. 91 » ami u»
' * -P —'- „«. 98: w*rtn $Z«O and
A.9S a, p., M w^th «r.»2 t e8 w3rU> »jo Mi aa>
5.9S for M Set, worth ItM 2 " 98: worth »*»a«*aa>
6.98 for Be.t Set. aiava) »M • g . worta |JLBa . „ ,t0«,, t0 «,
7.98 «» Bed Me. worth B2M j C||Ut * a||4 j^drabN tor w.rl,, v 0 4«
9.93 tar Eed S«u worth «iB9 ; rhllr 0P two> ,i;vaß». iof* pillow*, iaa>
All below tnsportatlca ceat. 1 for ta.bi» covers an-1 *bort (iraparlaa
♦ — — ♦
Daily Deliveries Toilet Articles
by our own wagons j At Specially Low Prices
within twentj-live iniJcs— FttEC. Jurt. Eorinar»a Tt>oth rowdnr tft
- J JI.OO Borin* Tooth ar.d M^uth TVasb. . ry a
Paid Purchases »* : .: :||
To amount of Three I>«vMar« ami !.'.«> ct. i>r. charter vie.h Food .2 I
Over FREE by FXPRISS within S^ S»i^i^™ - l i
on«» buntlrt^l miles; I l.tK '.v 1 1» t -t. au uriatu iiaa<t scrub* 3
FREIGHT anywlwrw In .N>w York. j +. . »
New J«»rs»«3-, IViirtHylTania ami New
England. ' Soda aa. Caady la BBiiai»t
$26.00 Velvet Riigi for 17.98
A fine valu<? to start season— strictly all wool velvet— no
mixture— Autumn's choicest colorings anci patterns
good big «i.'«, too— yards.
Annual Sale of School Supplies Contin- zd
HORNING SALES ■
To-day, Tuesday, Until I P.M.
To prevent d^nle-rs buying
■». we reserve privilege of restricting quantities.
UoMF.N XX. Sl/E T^RAWERSjBUTS' NEGLIGEE SUHTIS
I fort flntsh Camhrio- 1 Mj.ira* and perc*!..-«l» -"hit,
i Smooth fitttnr French ban.l- or wait, ami cojor«1. wlta »trtpe»
"2a\ * ni ns " 27
made-worth 4i> •• •■*-^|12 Ml* neck— Worth .«» •*• '
! sr-'->M> rtOOR— CEXTRK V.tILDINO. ; TIIIUL* fUHiR-tENTRE ai-iuDtsata.
|»h:lknta!. stripe ii i ortiere^ s .. IN( ;| I English siciuesxes
iRI-h eolorto**— I«P v>to-i> f:-lr«e— lh * oi r« jood* with Wjh «i:k lu«T»—
jfull wlt:h-harJ»om« driptng*-- J.oV biaefc. srar. navy, royal. myrtJe.
baJgfe^sT^»»:Vi:wga -33
MCKi:i. sii.\ - : nam m smm £
j P^k»t^ Warran:#d -all «Uh th^ w.U > i.mv L.V< 'ES \Nr»iNsorre«»
; tern trad* marU s- rlan gW ' E?r^ tlr . p.,,^,* | n demand for
«* t,t: ~ "I*' 3 .17* al»t. and c-urrain— 3 to !l tact~
[ MC JSIR RSiß^x-niK «i ;^rN,v_ s^vsjyj ££ '«'r. 4
WOMEN'S GAIZK IJSI.E HOSE main ru^R-^-ENTRB BfOJCCC.
Fa»t hia>.-k and plain wM?»— ._..,« vnvirr TIP? IN VEIIS
'■Biirtna » •!*»•— u»u«Uy .2»— li t'hantHly l*r« «n.i Cht.fon r?oth
I Moraine Prl<?« • *^ in lh<t mo« <te»«T«bl« colnf •—
Jusl «««•«•!" »J'"J» • rrto* f» IS >ar<»» lont-Vetl* 'hat Mil g; q
Ll»!» Thr«a<l Stook:nc't rapt«l> at 3* an<* t|.3S . .\. *
MAIN FT.O«>n-WE?T BnUUXO. 4 MA IX FT.OOR— «aCNTRS •!:1 11 * 1
SOLT> rant IF. M. ONLY- No Mai! or «•*>« *>"• Onier*.
Stores Open Every Day Until 6 P. * % i-
nitr cnon*.

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