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14
JEROME MAKES REPLY
tEXPLAIXS DICE ROLLIXG.
IS aus He Committed No Crime Play
l ing frith Ryan Boy
j Thro^rinp dice in Pontin's restaurant -with the
'"Ryan boys"— sons of Thomas F. Ryan— for drinks
ifcnd a dollar to boot -was no crime, considering the
♦ circumstances, said District Attorney Jerome >•*>»-
Kerday in Ills reply to the three additional charges
! made* against Mm by the King committee. In fact.
JMr. Jerome raid when he rolled the cubes the con
ditions were such that "apparently Pontin's was as
•ITrivat* as one's own club." and there was nothing
•to offend or impair the peace and order of the com
munity." Mr. Jerome sets forth that on the day
Vhen he shook the dice he was exceedingly wearied,
••nd hence went to Pcntin's to "eat and drink";
'that there he saw the Ryan boys and Joined them,
:nnd "some one suggested appealing to the God of
1 Chance to decide who should pay for the refresh
ments of which we partook."
All of this Is set forth in the forty typewritten
paces which constitute the District Attorney's reply
to the last charges. The reply was sent by special
i messenger to Governor Hughes yesterday. The
ftwo other additional charges are based on Mr.
i Jerome's dining with B. R- Thomas at the City
fdub when the latter was under Indictment, and
Arising him as to the «election of his counsel, and
ihis conduct in relation to Nathan Vidavcr and the
! marked money episode.
At the end of hl« reply Mr. Jerome asks the
j Governor either to dismiss the additional charges
-upon the charges themselves or my answer
(thereto" or to grant him a hearing on them. It
Ueemed to be the general opinion yesterday that the
'Governor would adopt the latter course. In which
l,ase. in all probability. Commissioner Hand will
not report his findings before the middle of July.
t3f the Governor should decide to dismiss the addi
tonal charges. it is considered probable that Com-
I mißsioner Hand will report his findings to the Gov
ernor ithin ten days.
! The dice throwing vas discussed at length by
;->lr. Jerome, and there were many yesterday
j «■:•" F-i:J they discerned a trace of satire in the
! District Attorney's wording of his reply. Speaking
'of the Thaw trial. Mr. Jerome said he "was ex
!'tremely weary with the work and strain of a long
' and difficult trial, and from his onices wont to a
I restaurant commonly known as I'ontins for some
: thing to eat and drink. While there respondent's
' assistant and the Messrs. Ryan came in and pat
! down with him. The said Tontln'6 Is a place long
, «>stabUshed and of the highest respectability. At
i th» hour that respondent was there there are very
I seldom more than one or two persons there, and
i the place was not a public saloon or barroom as
i these terms are generally understood."
The '-.strict Attorney Insisted that he did not
■\ iolate the law in throwing dice under the clrcum
' Fiance?. On this point lie referred to various Btat
'vno?. Hi argued that If the law was reasonably
'construed no such charge could be entertained.
'"because.** he said, "it Is well known that such per-
Fons (Judges, lawyers and citizens of high «-har
■ arfr. great Intelligence! and distinguished position I
: engage in Raws of card* such as bridge whist and
i others for stakes, and such people are of such high
character that they cannot b« presumed to be
'know-inely committing a felony."
hi rpply to the charge In regard t* the Thomas
dinner Incident. Mr. Jer<.m« said that the statement
of farts in the churce itself was not fair, and th«
conclusions drawn a* to his motives were not justi
fied i v the facts. He said he believed that Charles
W. sfctwe had been guilty of grave crimes and that
■K. R- Thomas was merely liis tool, and consequently
Ibe was anxious to get Thomas to testify against
Morse. He said that he had explained this to the
jrrand jury. In advising him to change his counsel
Mr. Jerome said he had no intention of giving Mr.
Thomas "any advantage or favor except such as
might accrue to him through being wisely and un
nHfif>hly advised."
Regarding th»» third additional charge. Mr
Jerome denied that he h«.d placed himself under
any obligation to William R. Montgomery, the in
<3ict«l banker, and said that the latter distinctly
understood that no Immunity or favor was promised
to him. H^ said he believed that Mr. Montgomery's
efforts to get Mr. Vidaver Into trouble were prompt
r<J by "the spirit of rtvenge." which he endeavored
t ., take advantage of to prosecute "public officers
guilty, as respondent believes, of crimes." In doing
11, is Mr. Jerome said he was simply doing his
"whole duty .in a proper manner."
lEj- Telearra-">h to Th« Tril.une . ;
Albany. June 16. — Mr. Jerome's reply to the three
additional chuxces. which -was received at the execu
tive chamber here to-day. ivM be forwarded at once
to Commissioner Hand at his home in Elizabeth
tntm. No comment was made on the District At
torney's reply.
CENTRAL INCREASES SUMMER SERVICE.
Th« primmer timetable of the New York Central
Kailroad will be placed in effect next Sunday. June
21. A number of additional trains •will be placed In
f«=nice to the Adirondack Mountains. Thousand
Inlands, Saratoga. l.al:e George. Green Mountains
*nd Montreal. The time of the Northern and AVcst
♦rn express will be shortened over an hour. It will
lusjiwx n*.»- York at 11:20 p. m. daily, as at present,
nnd arrtve nt Buffalo at 11 a. m. There will also
%* additional wr\ice to the Berkshire Hills via the
Harlem division. Several additional express trains
•will **■ run via the Harlem division to an.] from
J^ake Mah'»i>ac.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MCVIATCRE AXMAN'AC
Fur, rit^r 4 ■ Bwa tets - n Ifeaa rtoaaW^SlMaaa I »*• 17
HIGH WATER.
J, M htsar I*** P:4s;Gov. ialaod lO:0T|Hell Gat- 12:00
pjj_ Sandy Hook ;.. M Got Island !•• H> !! Uate 12:1S
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Dura <ser!l Abruzzi. reported .143 mil»« east of
Eaw37 Hook «t 3:30 P in yestcrdaj-. Is expected to do.
about 23 r » o'clwlc this afternoon.
The Patricia was 650 miles »ast of Far.dv K""k at !>:'«
oclock >eti»>rday naorninß. She will j.robably dock ab-jut
- o'clock 10-oorrow ir>rming.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
\>!=m>;. From. ].ir,e.
"Ttlnifia<l Bersnud*, Jan* 14 yuebeo
•I' A Wilhelm Colon. Jus*; '•' Harnl, Am
■Havana Havana, Jun« IS - "Ward ]
•i'h«rckee Turk's Island. June 7 ';>•;« j
"Grecliii Prince nartjaaoa, June 10 Prime
JJicraclllo . Clenfuejfos. June 6 Ward
!><n-.e" <*alv«*iton. June 10 Mallory
O*^.rßic . lAxtrpooi. Ju^« « While Star
T» degli ;inizil PaJ«-rmo. June 7 Italian
F tier Gro*«e <iit»ralt*r. June h N G Uojra
PttHUo Hull. June 3 Wllsr.n
E3 Alba Gibraltar. June 10 So !'j Me
THtRaDAV. JUNE IS.
•I .eutschlanfl Han. lure. June 11 Hamb-Am
•Vniertlc BontJuMnptao, June lo ... While etar
•< armania Liverpool. June 10 C-jnard
I'itrkla H.,1; > 'k June fi Hamb-Am
Antilles ...Kw OrtCM»». June 13 So la. IK)
rniDAY. junk IP.
•U Prownc Havr<\ June 13 French
•Arabic Liverpool. Jun* 11 Wlntc
•Frinz . ■ ..i ...Ha>tl, June U! Haiub-Ain
•Morro Caetle Havana. June 1«J Ward
C'aJlforWe . ]•■■ .■-'.'•aui. Jur,« ti - French
>rc*.min«.... PuJermo. .In'- I . .......Austrian
3^rrra*a» 'Jalvwtoru Juti» 15...... Mall^rv
T "V.. M . ..<Jalvejrtnn. June 13 ......Bo Pa .■ ■
O»y of Atlanta Savannah. June M Savannah
•p-inir* mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO -TAT.
%■•*•-!
Ve««el For Line. Wall closej. safla.
><!rtati<\ P«tith«nirtr>!i, White Star... 6:Sonn tO^Mam
l>\je"sria r^verpool. Cunard 12:30 r■" •*•»■
>!tsl. flias. II HniTih-Am 11 a m Mlp m
Branrwoood. Pemambuco. BraaiHan... a m 11 -ooa m
Jr.iedam. Rotteroam. Holland-Am •. ,:<»a.m
>Tartha Wa»hin»rton. Naples. Austrlar. — —
Fan Marcos, Galveston. Mailory — l-.:00m
THnrreM Acne. Norfolk, Old Jjomlnloo ■ 3:0".' I m
THUKSDAY. JUNE 18.
« «~-'..- Liverpool. White Mar 6:30 a m 3< :«0 a m
X A Victoria, Hamburg. Hamb-Ajn.. ti:'i''«in 10:00 a m
J-s. gavol'. Havre. French 7: am M**"
Merifia. Havana. Ward ft:Wam 2:-fara
V <Je Larr;na«it, Argentina, Barber.. ft* l ) am l^-.iflzn
riruuioe. <■..■.:.. Panama 11:30 a m J«pn
Fire-men Jjrenien. N ii IJoyd ]<.'«>:t-.i
RsßMSwi. Naples. Cuaard 1- 5 m
Apache. Jackwmvlll*. Clyde 3 "" I ' i;
<-.tv .' >-!■ ... •. ■! Savannah, Havaana* S^iOpm i
Jamestown. Norfolk. Old Dom 3:00 pro
FRIIiAY. JUNE 19.
I'.-ina Maunts. Haytl li W I 11:00 am l:Wpm
I »>■ | minima. Rl'. ''laia 12 00 m B:<*> p m
Jiio Grande Tampa, Mailory -. 12:00 m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
r*»stli>*tion an<l st«sjr*r Closs In N«w Tork.
Jepan. Core* »xA Ohta* ' n^"J»Jly ■«
<Jiei.sed only. via 8«*ttl«,- Tan»to ,_-'-.
a . iru Jure 18, €£0 p m
Hawaii also apitiajly adarasaad is*-1l for
Jsp«n. Core* aid Chlr.* («wl San Km. „.-,
| d,; a Jan* li, «BO m
Taren <"or«a Oilna ar./l nilll:it'» I«l
ew5» «»i« Venrouver and Victoria. H C> -_-,„»
Emrr»M «f Chins June 1?, fi:3o P m
-.Isjiivcftok <via f:»aii!»t--A<l-tn Jun^ J2. *:3O l> in
t«----. iro Manwwu "'"^ <H " ?y«ii*»i
• un 31 I
». . . -• iu*ttlii •
• Hj---- uiacdi *n;3 N<* cc * 1^ 4cbU
We sit lip and take notice when
ever we see anything in a cloth design
that's new and good among the
earliest mill offerings. .
If it's very good we buy it - buy
the design itself so that no one else
can offer that particular pattern in a
suit.
All of our fancy Summer mixture
suits are that sort of designs — con
fined to our suits alone.
$18 to $45.
Rogers, Feet & COMPANY.
» Three Broadway Stores.
258 842 1302
at at at
Warren st 13th st. 34th st
rira««> ante rhnnjte of nritown ("tore from 32nd M. to
K. E. corner 3*th St.
Stem Brothers
COLD STORAGE OF FURS
Fur-lined Garments, Rugs and Draperies
IX THE MOST MODERN AND APPROVED METHODS, WITH INSUR
ANCE AGAINST DAMAGE BY MOTHS AND FIRE.
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS
DURING THE SUMMER MUCH BELOW REGULAR RATES." 'P
i SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE ;
REMODELING AND LENGTHENING OF REAL GARMENTS.
ESTIMATES SUBMITTED AND ARTICLES CALLED FOR.
Lace Curtains Cleaned and Stored.
West Twenty-third Street
(via Ban Francisco) — Lord Pefton June 28, 6:30 p m
Hawaii. Guam »nd Philippine Islands
(via San Francisco)— ll 8 transport- . . July I, 6:30 pm
SHIPPING NEWS.
< —^— — — — —
Port of New York. Tuesday. June 16. 1908.
ARRIVF.D.
Steamrr Hup-in (Nor». lobaßMMefl (hence for Clenfuego»),
etc.). with nidse.
Steamer City of Savannah. Fisher, Savannah .Tun* 13.
to the Ocean Ss Co. with passengers and mdse. I^eft
Quarantine at 6:17 a m.
Steamer Nav&hce, Ha>. Georgetown June 10 and Wil
mington 13. to the Clyd* t-s Co. with passenger 3 and
m6;e. Ijhft Quarantine at 6:20 a. m.
Steamer Eva (Hn, swift, Boston June 14. to A H Bull
i- Co. hi ballast. I>>ft Quarantine at 6:f>o a m.
Steamer Avalon iHr). RasmuEsen, Port Antonio .Tun«
10. to the Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit. Arrived at
UW Bar at • am.
Steamer New York (Dutch tank). Julfy. Rotterdam
June 4, 10 Philip Ituprecht, in ballast. Arrived at the
Kar at 6 a in.
Steamer Nc«>rdani (Dutch), Stenger, Rotterdam and
Boulogne. June 6. to the Holland-America Line, with 2"1
cabin and 12« steerage passengers and indse. Arrived at
the Bar at 7:f>S p m, 15th.
.-'•'•ani^r Hellig Olav (Dan), Hoist, Copenhagen .Tune 4,
Ohrißtianla r. and Ohristlansand 6, to Funch. Edye A
Co, with 100 cabin and 362 steerage passengers and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar at 3:40 v. m.
Steamer Denver. Staples, Galveston June 10 and Key
West 16. to the Mailory as Co, with passengers and mdi«.
Left Quarantine at 11:44 a m.
St«uner Cherokee. Archibald, Arua May 29, Panto Do
mir.jto Jure 2. Jlacoris 6, Sanchez and Samaria 9. Puerto
Plata end Mont« Crlsti 10 and Turk* Island 11. to the
Clyde >& Co. with 17 passengers, mails and mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at 6:30 p m.
Steamer Altamana. Hood. Brunswick Jure 18, to the
Brunswick hs Co. with mdst. Left Quarantine at 7:35
P m.
Steamer Prirz August Wilhelm <G»r), Gerdes. Colon
June 9 and Kir.gst..n 10, to the Hamburg- American I-ln<>.
with passengers, mails and n;tite. On! the Highlands at
7:35 ;i in.
Rteamor MataSßßa. Millar. Havana June 12. to the
New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at 7:50 p id. lhth.
Hteamer Mesaba (Br). Tribe. London June fi, to the
Atlantic Transport TJne, with 32 cabin passengers and
mdße. Arrived at the Bar at 6:58 a m.
Steamer Madonna (Fr), Pavey. Marseille* May 30 and
Naples June 8. to .T W Blwcll & Co, with 8 cabin and
152 steerage passengers and m-ls«». Arrived at the. Bar
m 7 a in.
Bte&mer Rio Grande. Y"unisr. Mobile June io. to the
llallory K« '■... with passengers and mdse. Loft Quar
antine at 8 r.rt a m.
Steamer Yale. Grove. Boston, to th« Metropolitan Ba
Co, with passengers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine
tt BXJB a II:.
Steamer Prln* Aonat Wilhelm (G«r), G«rdes. Carta
gena June B. Port l>imon 8. Colon 0 and Kingston 11 to
the Hamburg-American Line, with 79 passengers, mails
and mdw. Arrived at the Bar st 8p m.
SteaniT lndral«>T!ia (Br> (Ya<3on. Barry June 6. to
Funeh, lCdye i: Co. In ballast. Arrived at the Bar at
B p m.
i Bteamer Altamaha. Rr-ii. Brunswick June 13, to the
•■ Brunswick :~s Co, with nrlse. I>?ft Quarantine at 7:35
p in.
ht*amer Kaiser \VUhe!m IT (G»r). Cuppers. Rrftnen
Juiie 0. Southampton and Cherbourg- 10. to OaMi.-hs &
Co. with 332 cabin nnd lfi^ steerace passangers mails
Bad rudse. Arrived at the Bar at 1:07 p m.
Steamer PiliKje— Anne. Tapley. Newport News and
i Norfolk, to t>e Old Dominion Steamship Co. with pas
eencr" and mdt». Left Quarantine at 4:3.1 p m
Sandy Hook. N. J.. June Id. 0:30 p Wind north
west, light breeze; clear; smooth sea.
SAILED.
ft'jm'D Chesapeake fßr>. Savona: Sairon Prince <Br).
Montevideo. Buenos Ayres. eto; Salvatore di Giorgio
<Nor). Port Antonio; Bayamo (Cuban). Havana and
Tamplco; To*»brid*T (Br>. Port Tampa; Massachusetts
Boston: Herman Winter, Boston: Kronprinz Wilhelm
<<;er'. Pre-.iKn. via Plymouth »n.i Cherbourg; Algonquin
Chariest m and Jarksnnville; L'sk <nr). Nipe; Trinidad
(Brl. Berniuila; Clothilda din (Nor). Port Antonio-
Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News; City of Columbus,
Savannah.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
6ucz. June — Sikh (80. Yokohama, etc, for Boston and
New York.
Antwerp, June — Finland, Neir York via Dover.
lire-inTi. June — Kronininzr^slii <><ille (Ger>, New Tork
via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Rotterdam. Jun« 14 — Peternburg (Rues). New York for
Unas.
Rio de Janeiro, Jure 14— Spartan Princs (Br). New York
for Panto?
Fayal, Jim* 15 — Peninsular fPorti. New York for Lisbon.
Montevideo. June IJ»— Velasquez (Br). Now Tork via Rio
de Janeiro ±:A Santos.
rhjrban. June 16 Franklyn (Hr|, N«-w York for Toko-
Lama.
Btnaapova. June 11 All^n^a (Oer>. New York via Aden.
Naples. June 16 — Llirurla (Mall. N»w York.
Sa:.tof. Jure IS— Slegllnde <G«r). New Fork via Barbados
and Rio de Janeiro
Venice, June Kug»ni» (Anat), New York via Palermo.
Fremantie. June 16 — Harbunr (Oer>, New York.
Port Natal. June 14 — Aboofctr U3r), New York rla tit
Vincent. C V, for Shanghai.
Cherbourg. June IS— President IJnroln «»*r). New York
via Plymouth for Hamburg.
Table Bay. June 14— Ilyanthea (Br). New York via fit
Vincent. c V.
Manila, June 1«> - Kablnjra (fir). New York via Colombo
and Singapore.
BAILED.
Barbados, June 14 Byron (Br), from Rio de Janeiro).
New York.
Plymouth. June 16— Pretoria, lOer). (from. Hamburg and
Boulogne). New York.
Havre, June IS — Hudson (Fr). New Yot*.
Balila, Jur.e — Sle+rmund (Or), Santos and JVo de
Janeiro for New York.
St Vincent. C V, May Barra (Br). New York for
Hong Kong.
Palermo, June 11 — Slcania (Hal), New Tork.
Trieste. June 13 — Laura (Aunt). New York.
Genoa, June — Indiana (Ital). Now York.
PASSES.
IhSrea, Jun» — Antonio Lopez (Span). New York for
B&rielona. etc.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Kan Francisco. June 16. — The official closing quotations
for mining storks to-day were a* follows:
Alpha Con •BMulia or,
Andes <■"•] I. n!u<-ky Con 02
Re/eher 21 ,M.-x:<-aii (9
Kent a Belcbar 4l> O<v»dental Con hi
Jtullion 0«)OphIr 2 ■£,
t'ilefloiiia 06|Ov«rman UH
< 'tiMl|e|>f;« O-n <H PotOßl p.
<"hol!ar <«ijSa\i»ge 2»
(*^nfi<lfnr#> 4O[s»g R*lrh*r <i 2
*'.ii <V 1&■ V"a T'i'^Tra • «d« in
4-r.yf :<-m! . "I)l'nl.'n < "••'ii Ifl
■■-■-• •'•"• ■•".'<. ... ........ ,«a
<>mjM * i'iitv l.dV'lk.w Jacket «... .;,4
Ha!e < N:rcrot« -.23i
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE If. IWB.
When you screen yourself with
Schlichten Ramie mesh underwear
you keep cool by letting out the heat
and taking up the moisture.
As long as your skin is kept dry
so there's no evaporation, neither
heat or cold outside matters much.
Sehlichten Ramie does it.
Rogers, Feet & Company.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 842 1302
opposite near opposite
City Hall. Union Square. Herald Square.
rieaw note> rhang« of npfimn store from 32nd St. to
>'. E. corner 34 th Bt.
Amusements.
MCVJ AIiQTCDnHII Theatre. W.42d St. Evg.
i lit If AffldlEnllMin 8:15. Mats.To-day & Sat. |
I THEATRE COOLED BY ICED AIR.
(j HENRY W. SAVAGE'S Original Production.
To T Ni£ir i THE MERRY WIDOW
I (Die Lustiire Wltwe), Queen of Viennese Operettas
I UClIf VflDlf THEATRE. B'way and 45th St.
■ illkff I Ullll Eves 8:30. Mats. To-day and Sat. !
CARLE -'•- marys
*>sr*MM.mjM-i GAMBOU LAMB
JARDIN de PARIS £ t ? ppcp h ece e at RI3 I
Always Comfortable. Fmnking Permitted. Eves. 8:15.
1 A RKVEJ.ATTON.
F. ZIEGFELD, JR.'S, REVUE
FOLLIES OF H9OB
j [ Sunday Xlghta. Best Seat*. $1.00. j
Three Twins ty£;r£LMasu- Herald Sq.
THE WOLF e^ 42^^^^!^ 20 LYRIC
GIRLS m- ET&s To 6 a | y ,lriU lnca DALY'S
SUM BERNARD ?S£F m I&FSS: Casino
JOHN Witching Hour L&9t '■' Times, kvrs U 9r L 0»i0 »i
mason niicning nuur 8:15 MaC To-mor-w.noCiißH
CAVf»V 84th Ht. and IV way. Eves. 20.
3/4. V \J I Mats. Thurs. & Pat., 2:15.
i^^'p^a THE SERVANT t^ HOUSE
KMCKKKBOCKEB. Broa.lway and 38th Street.
Evening* 8:1.'.. Matinee Sat. only at 2:15.
GEO. M. COHAN tanke 'e ti^ince.«
6nri I Q (11 P. M.> '" the vital hour when Mrs -
CELLO Brooks calls on Capt. Williams in
%VSZF PAID m full
ASTOR THEATRE %%%£*
SSSSSF ROOF GARDEN OPENS "SSS*
An original Musical Comedy. "SKI-HI."
CIRCLEH^'THEHir 1
THE "MERRY-GO-ROUND"
NEXT MOM.- RAYMOND HITCHCOCK In caat.
•U'ATJJVfK. 1 Evenings 8:1%. Matinee Saturday. 2:18.
100 th Perf. Mot!., June 22. TL pIU II lift I 1 11
Handaom* Souvenir V:n- Ihe bill Iflllo lblAN
breilaa to all patrons. 'HU UNI 111 UU lUIHII
HAMMERSTEIN'S S^AS^
DOnC * is " ai i)iiiir »>•(. in
WWJXJ r Theatre. Koof Bill 25 «Mr
CORA LIVINGSTON (Champion Female Wrestler)
ALEXIA, HORACE GOLDIN. "MOTORINO," others
Rl ANPY LlncolnP<J - :R ' way - flflth St. Eve 8 15
DLHIICI OKdnaMay CDnnUrO THE TAMINO
Mat. To-tnor'w. & Cecil OrUUIILn OF HELEN.
H A EM | Restaurant. 6:30 to 1 A. M RI«-o.
,o. v. J : AS , v* °* i " mm Garden. Mrrrr Widow <ln
124 th St. & 7th Aye.l German). Permission H.W.Savage.
HrpninlniKl MMI^w EE
lJIIifll(lllll Sa . tu^^o vu 44 a '
Wm. H. Reynolds. President. Take Iw'n Jtelmboata.
DU 0 I UU X O IX^l^lzk
111 U A Harlem to Luna In 55 minutes by
LU|IU »h« Subway-Sen. Beach Eipr^n
ZZZZ : Th * "uriway takes you to Atlantic
D>(l]f ; Aye.. B'klyn. and thf-n you trann
r HltlV I £ r £ the Sea Beach Express.
f33BKB HCBa^HHicni r l
L-**^ TO-MORROW NTfiHT * ***Vj
PAIN'S FIREWORKS "
STEEPLE ! Coney Island's
CHASE Funny Place
41 <"• • ';'■>:<■.'. il.: Sue! Amusement
Strur-ture In th« World
%TK mF.ATE UN "" OTHUH. rnrv
POP |U|wonT.r> in wax. ovpst mchio
El L/C. IH I CINKMATOORAPH EVery Hour
MUSE E I Prominent .People. Pas' and "resent
The Turf.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB
HAt !">.<, KVEItV DAY AT ?:30 P >|
F«« '-1 by L. • m . Culver Routes end 'f-o)l«>v.
Fuh»a> r«*s*nf«i» transfer to "L" at Atlantic a••
STFAMBOATS.
([F'lE(ID[Pn=2 p^ DLDRfItE)
SATTQIIOBODAV, oDODEDE tCNh
'To A^ny.Saratoga.^- Geo ?| «^«^.l^%^^
& sVn&. W. 32 or M-W«r. June »*
Grill Service Club Breakfasts Orchestra . Searchlight
M,[MOT mm DBETTQDDBEfIjp S2-B©
GfIUDIStOI lOTEIK DAY- LIME
PALACE IRON DAT LINE STEAMERS.
Leava Brooklyn. Fulton St " 8:00 A. M.
» DeTroUVst.-piir: .' .' '. '. '. 8:40 A- M.
•• West 42d th ßt gY 9 -20 A' Ml
checked by N. T. Transfer Co. Eeasy con
nection*. North. East and l West All thru
rail tickets between N. Y. & Albany ac
cepted Most K htfw! one-day outings to
SSpgS « or rouphkee r «ie.
returning on dr.^n boat. Restaurant open
Sf EA«DE M RI«IARV t POWELL
P M dally/ except Sunday, lor Highland
Falls West Point (returning: by boat or
rail). 'Cornwall. Newburgh. New Hamburgh.
Milton. Poughkeepsle. Rondout and King
ston. Orchestra on board. (
For rOUGHKKErSIE and KINGSTON,
from Pier 24. N. R.. week days. ♦•£•}«:
Saturdays. 1 P- M.: West 13** St.. l}»
P M For NEWBURGH. from Pier -4.
X R • week days. 6 P. M. Saturdays. 3
P.' M.:' Weil 129 th St.. 3:30 P. M.
CTTTI^A^C From Pier 24. N. R.9A. M.
SUIwAIIS )\V*st 129 th St.. 0:80 A. M.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
KIO^TH MiM LLIiVID.
Fast Express Service.
(HKRBOUBG— PREMKN.^
Kaiser \Vin.ll.June2^,Kror.pnnzfssln.Juiy <
Kaiser d. Gr. June 30i KronprinzWm-July 1*
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH -CHERBOURG—
Bremen June 18|FrledrIch Wm.June ~>
*Frledrlchd.O.June2o| Barbarossa....June -f
•Omits Plymouth.
Mediterranean Service.
GLB'LTAR— NAPLES— GENOA, at 11 A.M.
P. Irene June »i| K. Albert July 1 ?
K. L.ulse July 4 1 P. Irene • -• *UK- 1
From Bremen Piers, on 3d and *lh bis..
Hoboken. _,_ T ra
N. G. LLOTD TRAVELLERS 1 CHECKS
OELRICHS & CO.. No. 5 Broadway. N. Y.
InIAMiUIIIIIS^AiEIIHCAM
Piers, Hoboken. N. J.
London — Paris — Hamburg.
KAISERIN AUG. VICTOR A ton? 0
LEAVING NEW YORK, JUNE ™-V™
PLYMOUTH. JUNE 25: CHERBOURG,
JUNE 2«: HAMBURG, JUNE 27.
Rltz-Carlton restaurant, gymnasium, elec
tric baths, palm garden, elevator".
Kals'n<n)Junelß.loamfr^utschland..Jun«2s
P<" In-nia..Tunp2o.loam1 n-nia..Tunp2o.loam I Patricia. ....June 27
ALSO REGULAR SAILINGS TO ITALY.
TRAVELLERS' CHECKS ISSUER
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 45 Broad
way, N. Y.
AMERICAN LINE from Pier a ' N. IU,
AMERICAN LINt at io a. m.
PLYMOUTH— CHERB'G— S-THAMPTON.
St. Louts June 20l?t. Paul ;J; J V lir «7
Philadelphia-June 27 1 New York.... July 11
RED STAR LINE rroa at P l' 1 r A f- m. : R '
NEW YORK— DOVER— ANTWERP.
Zealand June 201 Finland... -..»- July ♦
Kroon!an<i...June 27|Vaderland July H
WHITE STAR LINE 4 ? s rf ™ er
JEW YORK— Q'NSTOWN— LIVERPOOL.
CedriaJune 18. 10 am ;r«"ltlr- July 2, noon
Arabic.June2s,3:3opml Baltic July 9. 2pm
PLYMOUTH— CHERB'G— S'THAMPTON.
Adriatic. I Ooeanlc.Jvily 1. 10 am
Majestic June24, loam I Teutonic. July 8.10 am
REGULAR SAILINGS T*O Hi A I V
NEW YORK A BOSTON a *"" HrtUl
PASSENGER OFFICE, 9 BROADWAY.
QBQDDMQOBODILDEIE©
From Piers 61-52-54, North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
Ltivltanla.Jun«l7,4pm|Carrnania.June 27.2rm
Utnbria.June 20.10 ami Campania. July I,loam
MauretanlaJun.24,n'niEtrurla. .July 4. 10 am
The MAURETANIA & LUSITANIA. the
largest and fastest steamships In the world,
will hereafter sail on WEDNESDAYS. In
nu(ruratlr.g a. new SEMI-WEEKLY SER
VICE.
HUNGARIAN-AMERICAN SERVICE.
TO FII 'ME VIA
GIRRALTAK, NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
SLA VONIA.. 18. noon; Aug. C, Sept. 24
PANNONIA July 2. noon; Augr. 20
CARPATHLI July 16. noon; Sept. 3
CA RONIA Nov. 28
VERNON H. BROWN General AK»nt,
21-24 State St.. opposite the Battery.
r>eliphtful Bum
mer Trips to the
famous Ocean Re
sort, from Now
To:k.
JUNE 30,
JI.-L.T 14. 2S, KTC.
•49. EO
AN' 1 1 UP
All Included.
TO CANADA BY SEA
P. S. 'TRINIDAD" sails July ♦, IS,
Aug. 1, 15. $45 one way; $S1 round trip.
Many Tours to Europe, 7 Round the)
World; frequent short American Tours.
Individual Travel Tickets everywhere.
Travellers' checks. Baggage, and Auto«
forwarded.
TKiB. (BM & SGH,
245, 1200 BROADWAY. 649 MADIPON
AYE.. 563 FIFTH AVB.. NEW YORK.
! \sh&i/s American
may obtain from the Travel Bureau of
this Newspaper, or at th*> addresses
noted, below, literature descriptive of the
luxurious transportation s-.*r\ lc*>s of the
P^ (H) Steam Navigation
ilr (s^l vy/ Company to india.
CEYLON, EGYPT. CHINA. JAPAN &
AUSTRALASIA. VIA EUROPE.
Through Bookings from New York
Address: L. J. Oarcey. 2*l Fifth Ay.. N.
York, or P. & O. 8. N. Co., 122 I^ailen
hall St., Tendon. H. C.
ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS.
FCLDIP [P(DD°QO DSBobcid
Steamships of the RED "D" LINE! will
•all from l'ler 11, near Wall at. Ferry,
Brooklyn, for Ban Juan direct as follows:
B.S. CARACAS Katuraay. June 20. noon
B.S. PHILADELPHIA. ..Pat.. July 4. noon
For freight or passage apply to
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT. .
General Managers. 82 Wall St.
T>El> "D" line. *
FOR FORTO RICO AND VENKZTTTLA.
From Plt 11. near Wall ft. Ferry, Bklyn.
For San Joan. Porto Rico.
P.S. CARACAS Saturday. June 20. n"«ri
SS. FTIII,AI>KLrHIA...Sat., July 4 noon
For pto. Cabello. Curacao A- Maracalbo.
'fi.S. DAOFRED.-.Paturday. June 2r>, noon
8.8. ZULTA . . . . . .FatuMay. June 27. noon
RS MARACAIBO.. Saturday. July 11. noon
•Freight only.
Tliese steamers have superior accommoda
tion* for passengers.
TIOtTi/rr.N. BLISS & DALLKTT.
General Managers. 82 Wall St.
GLAKGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Caltfnrnla.June 2f).n'n,<.c)lumbla.July 4, noon
Caledonia. June27.3pra California. July IS, noon
SALOON. $G2.f>O, $«7 ftO and $72 ."MX
becond cabin. $42.60 and *«.
third class. j27.b0 and *25.7b.
HENDERSON BHOTHEKB. 17-10 U'way.
\lk\\m S. S. LfiMES
•NAVIOAZIONE GKNKUALE IfALIANA.
tl^V V BLOCK (Fa*\ Italian Line).
ITALIA Hocleta (1« Navlfaxlone a upora
TO NAPLES AND OENOA DIRECT. "
•;••«-.- June 271 ••«..•..• July IB
tl>. dAbruixl.July lltNord America. Jul«»
New B. B. VERONA from PIIILA. July 4
HARTFIELI>. HOLARI A CO.. 50 Wall 8L
RTJROPE PAnTIRS.Jun* 27. July 3. Clark's
Cruises of the "Arable." lfl.ooo ton», to
Orient 1 ;^ Round the World^ l^ '';
F. C CLABK. Tliim Bu'.ldlnc. N«w York.
RIT.I.I4RP AWn rooi. TABLKB.
MANUFACTURERS of Mlllard and r^ol '•-
t lei high gri.Je bowline alley builder*;
lowtit frtct*. Marx Brer. 24 Union Siuars.
STEAMBOATS.
"Fall Slra Im
best way to
Leave New York, Pier
19, N.R., foot of War
ren St., at 5.30 p. m.
every day In the year.
Due Boston 8 o'clock
next morning.
FARE $3.65.
Tel-Phone 6100 Cortlandt for information
or send two cents in .tamps to Pa=^
Department. Pier IS, N. X.. New York,
for copy Fall River Line Journal.
All tho Way by [TTI (7T\ (O^ "Tf 1 (TTI fM!
Water Between b!< I X\ Ml
New York & LQ)lUi^) U Vi^JllvJ
Via Lone Island Bound and th« Atlantlo
Ocean. Metropolitan Line Express Triple-
Screw Turbine Steel Steamships
YALE AND BOABBVAKD
FINEST WATER TRIP IN THE WORLD.
Fast and Luxurious Steamships. All at
tributes for safety, comfort and conven
ience. Leave- N. Y. weekdays and Sunday..
Pier 45, N. R-. near foot Christopher St., »
P M Leave Boston same hour. Du*
either city 8 clock following mornlnc-
Tickets and reservations at Pier 45. N. K-.
and at principal Ticket. Tourist and >.. X.
Transfer Co. offices In Greater N. T.
Express Service for Passengers,
Horses, Freight & Automobiles.
f f°Ai IT ©lMUlialia LINE
[ PriAi U^LKiuli»Q=. link
\XL) fo- Catsklll Mountains »11 points.
Hudson. Coxsackla. Weekday« foot
Christopher St. 6 P. M.: foot West l»th
8t 7 P. M. Faro $1.25. Bummer Resort.
Hotel and Boarding House Directory xr«a.
Address Pier 43. N. It.
VACATION TOURS
To all Summer resorts; attractive trips ar
ranß'd; all expenses Included; uptown office
for tickets and staterooms via People's Ijne
to Albany; Metropolitan Line all- water rout*
to Boston. &c. Send for booklet to
MA RSTERS TOURS. 31 West 30th St., N. "■
Tl AIT. ROAD*.
NEW JEBSEV CEMTSAL
TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. W. 23d ST.:
«.80. 7.60. 8.20. 8.50. 9.60, 10.50. 11.20.
11.60 a. m.. 12.60. 1.20. 1.60. 2.50. 3.60,
4. 20. 4.50, 6.50, 6.60. 7.60, 8-50. 11.50 p. m.
Sundays. 7.50. 8.50. 8.50. 10.50, 11.50 a. m.,
12.50, 1.60, 250. 8.60. 4,60. 6.50. 6.50, 7.50,
8.60 10.20. 11.60 p. m.
Lv. LIBERTY 5T.:— 1.30. 6.30, 7.00, 8.00,
8.80, 800. 10.00, 11.00, IL3O a. m.. 12.00
noon. 1.00. 1.30. 2.00. 3.00. 4.00, 4.30. 8.00,
6 00. 7.00, 8.00. 9.00 p. m.. 12.15 mldolfht.
Sundays. 1.30. 8.00, 8.00, 10.00, 11,00 a. m..
12.00 noon. 1.00. 2.00. 3.00, 4.00. 6.00. 6.00,
7.00, 8.00, 9.00. 10.30 p. m., 12.15 midnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINUTOX.
Lv. "W. 23d ST. :— 9.50. 11.60 a. m..
1.60. 3.50, 5.60, 6.50 p. m. dally. Lv.
LIBERTY 5T. 1.30, 8-00, 10.00 a. m.. Vi.W
noon . 2.00. 4.00, 6.00, 7.00 p. m. dally.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 23d ST. :
— 8.50 a. m.. (12.50 Eata. only). 3.20 p. m.
Sundays. 8.50 a. m.. 2. 20 p. m. Lv. LIB
ERTY ST.:— IO.OO a. m.. (1.00 Bats. only).
3.40 p. m. Sundays. 10.00 a. in.. 2.30 p. m.
VIA ALL RAIL. — Long Branch, A»bur7
Park. Ocean Grove, Ac. Lv. W. 23d ST.: —
8.20, 11.20 a. m., (1.00 Sats. only), 1.20,
3.20. 4.30, (5.06, except Sat? ). 5.20. 6.20.
8.60, 11.60 p. m. Sundays. 9.05 a. m., 3.50,
820 p. m. Lv. LIBERTY ST.: — 4.00, 8-30.
11.30 a. m.. (l.'» Sat». only). 1.30. 830,
4.45, (5.15 except Sat*.), 6.30, 6.30, 900
p. m., 1201 midnight. Sundays. 3.30. 9.12
a. m.. 4.00. 8.30 p. in.
BANDY HOOK ROUTS.— For Atlantlo
Highlands, Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach,
Long Branch, Asbury Park. Ocean Grove,
&c. Lv. Pier 81. N. It.. Foot W. 42d" ST.:
—9.55 a. m., 12.30. 3.10. 4.15 (7.40
p. m., Atlantic Highlands Pier only). Sun
days. 9.30 a. in., 1.00. 7.45 p. m. Leave
Pier 10. N. R.. Foot CEDAR 5T.:— 10.20
a. m., 1.00. 3.45. 4.45 (S.lO p. m.. At
lantic Highlands Pier only). Sundays,
10.00 a. m., 1.30. 8.10 p. a*.
Time tables may be o^talne<J at following
offices: Liberty St.. (W. 23d St. Tel. Chel
eea 8144). Piers 10 and 81. N. R.. 6 Astor
Hous«, 745. 434, 1300. 1354 Broadway. IS2.
225. 281 Fifth Ay., 2798 Third AtV 11l
West 125 th St.. 245 Columbus Ay.. New
York: 4 Court St., 343. 344 Fulton St.. 47»
Nostrand Ay., Brooklyn; 390 Broadway.
Wllliamsbnrg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination.
BALTIMORE & CHIO R. R.
KOYAL BLUB LINE TRAILS.
•"Every other hour on th© even hour.'*
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Unloa Station
Washlnrton. with all Lines South.
Leave New Tork Dally. 23d St. Llb'y It.
WASHINGTON. Slpers. 11.50 pm 1.30 ant
Washington. Diner. 7.80 am 800 ara
Washington. Diner 9.60 am 10.00 ami
(I'arlor car N. Y. to Richmond. Va.)
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11.50 am 12.00 n'a
WASHINGTON, Burret. 1.60 cm 200 DM
•T.OYAL LTD.." Diner. 160 Dm 4.00 do
Washington. Buffet. c.co pm tooj>-»
Through Dally Trains to the West.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURGH 7.50 am 00 am
CHiCAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.80 am 12 00 n'a
PITTSBUnO. CLEVEL'D. 3.50 pm 4.00 pro
••PITTSBURG LIMITED." 6.10 pm 7.00 pm
CIN..ST.LOUIS.LOUISV.. 11.60 pm 1.80 am
CIN..ST.LOtTIS.LOrTSV.. »5O am 10.00 am
CIN..ST.LOUIS. LOUIS V.. 6.50 pm 6.00 pra
Offices: 245. 434. 1300 Broadway. 6 Aator
House, 108 Greenwich St.. 225 sth Ay 391
Grand St., N. V. : 343 Fulton St.. Brooklyn:
West 23.1 St. and Liberty St.
After 6 p. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains, etc..
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
B. * O. R. R.. 23d St. T«rtnlnaL "Phons
Number. Chelsea— <!•«.
LEKSQIHI VALLEY.
Toot of "W. 23d A: Cortlandt & De»:;roii«esPt» B.
*I>a!l7. Sunday: a;. 2:.. b3.25. e7.45. d».45.. n5.25. 15.45.
_ _ , _ \tLr.N.Y..A LT.N.Y..B
Buffalo Express. j«a 7.40 a M , «e7.10 am
Baffalo-ciiicago Eipress. |*b9 40 a M *d9.SOAJi
fblrafo-TorontoKxpros.' l*3s.4o r n:*is.4o p M
THE BUFFALO | '7 55^11 •< no ? »
Ticket Offices : 353 and 1400 Broadway! "
CARrET CXEAJfTTTO.
THE C. hi. BROWN CO.
Carpet & Rug Cleansing
221-223 EAST 38th STREET.
Telephones. IMI 3-Stb — 1841 38tb
DDSt and Dirt Blown out. not fro™
Surface only.
S3 years" experience In Fine Carpets * Run.
N.Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Moat Modern.
437 AND 431* WEST «£TH ST
r»». — «808 Bryant. Eatabllnhed 1837.
W. H. JORDAN. EDWIN LENTZ
ill. & J. W. WILLIAMS
SSSKIf.fi4THST. L mlu a ..
CARPET CLKANINO. Established 187 S.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANINO CO.—
Cleans by compressed air, steam, band or
« n floor. 1654 Broadway. 421 East 4Mb •<.
COB & BRANDT. Tsl. 132-3Hth.
TRT A. H. KALJIAN*S repatrlnc. w.»h
clranlns. storlnic of Oriental rugs. 413
«th ay«. Tel^■^^.on» 10« l — Madi»r>n Siimrs.
DESKS AND II HI n KM'i
ROLL T O r»
OFFICK
FURNITURE
In great variety
of style and
pries.
T. d.
BELLKW,
11l Fulton St.
A< < Ol M ANTS.
CERTIFIED Pur.li-! Arrour,- • Aasjasa ea
caKements In accoiutln*. •■'...., «r»
tematlzlnc and tpectal In veatlcat lons'- bast
credential* moderate rharces A^'"«j« C
P. A- r»«l.r. > Bo« H».5 N> w ToraT "
mo*.
" ~~"* HaTt. ~? U&lYAM. ""Oiliiilrt
jtf^ißki "if i-->nnol»»eur and *\\—'t r»-
Oi [JB r*'rer and r»n«v at : hlsh*«t
*" s v r r*f*ren «< M R ast ?!••>. .. ,
• N»* York. Tel. 1061 Gramerc*.
DRY GOODS.
FOURTEENTH STREET. ' West of Tilth A-.-.,
TO-DAY— WEDNESDAY
June Sale "Vacation" Offering of
Girls' Wash Dresses
Be here bright and early, for this announcement wilt brinj g -^
throng — even before our floors are open for business, eag^r <r^«.^^
will be waiting.
Offerlnj? comprises Russian, Jumper. Fancy Waist and hnws
styles In Charabray. Gingham. Lawn. Percales, etc.— coi^
and fancies— 6 to 14 years— all new A e at opportrmitY
fit out the girls for vacation: v - a
FOUR GREAT LOTS
Plainly displayed and ticketed, on special table*.
79 cts. 98 cts. | 1.39 1.93
For Dresses For Dresses For Dresses Fcr Dream
worth worth worth Worth
$1.23 and $1.3?. $1.75 and $2.00. 1 $2.25 and $2.73. | SWJaaijj^
Still finer Dresses at $2.9S and $3.9B— reduced from $4.33 and {5^
2,000 WHITE LAWN GUIMPES
Extra lonff waist— full tucked, with hemstitching . _
or Inserting of emb'y— * to 14 years— worth .IS.. »45
TTnequ*l!*<i "took of White r>r<?w«»
t-yr Graduatlona and Commencenmnw...~-.«.._ 2.9S to 25 31
Cl»*rtns; Prlc*« frr "Wool tv«w« € , an<t R»»fen — i r-~r '
Great Values) right thro' th» Etock: " *"*~
SEE ALSO HUUHNU SPECIAL, AT FOOT.
Mow Is tie Time to Snpjly Vacation Needs I
« — ♦
JUNE SALE -Third Week!
Brilliant Values
Following One Another
Fulfil Out Promise 01 Hatchless Offerings
Throughout This flonth.
SALE DEPARTMENTS ARE:
Woman's Underwear. Suits and Dresses. rt A Children's Shoe*"
■Rabins' Woar 8H and Cotton Waist?. V. rappers and Corsets.
Boys' Clothes and Silk and Cotton Petticoats. Misses' Wear.
Furnishings. Men's Furnishings, .M::::;.erj-.Fi-wers.lliß»
RATCHLESS VALUES m EACH
Interestini: Offers In
Pillows— Spreads
Comfortables
Pur» Feather Pillows — covered with her
ringbone feather-proof ticking.
£ox 2$ — value -S3 op
22,23 value SI l .75
24x30— value $129 -§CJ
26i30— valu« $1.39 .98
Choice i,iv Goo*» Father Pillows— W
sateen ticking cov-cf — herringbone a:: .
fancy. valu© $1 r>S 1 .39
20x23— value $I.PS — . 1 .-39
22x3' v - $22.% 1.49
£4x3o— value $2.69 1 . Sy
26x30— value $29S 1.98
Down Pillows — German BwM covered —
Plain Red c f Blue and Whit» Stripe—
2 O X 2 — valu^ *3.!» 1 .98
22x30— ?3 49 2 .35>
24 value $n.r<» 2.69
26x30 — value $4.25 2.9S
Full Size S;!k<M;r!a ComfortaMes—
fisr'd tops — plain bark? — with and
•without ruffle all round .£>B
Pull Size Pilkoline — light fluffy cotton —
scroll stitched— value $I.OS 1.49
Full Size Fig Wlsnilllll H 1 !
border to match -value $2. 7& 1 .9S
Finest Comfortables, riv.gle r^.l. t0..5.9S
Full Size White Crochet Spread's .79
Hemmed or Fringed— full «ize .OS ■
Extra fine "Whit" Crochet Spreads— ■
frinire-.i and cut corners —
valus $2.10 1 .49
Autograph Albums <,
LEATHER AND CELLULOID I
Special Values at '
.39.. ..49.. .98
Popular jrlft* in Mtehanire of sT*e^:re« "ri
■a remembrances of friends, school chums j
and acquaintances. :
«c :, ;
Two Strong Specialties
in Wliite Gdcsls
IT ct. India Lilians II
Yard wifi** — the dainty fine Treave gtsre V>\
please the particular.
24 ct. Novelty WMte Gtfis . .15
Plaids, flecks .and figures In striking
new effects — extra fine quality.
In Addition to
JUNE SALE SPECIALS IN UNDERWEAR
Previously Advertised :
WOMEN'S EZTSA SIZES CHILDREN'S U*-2H^TSAS
ssn'srr^. B *.* l^ to cww^toM-,™ =» ■*
Kqual values at .."!>. »».. .79.. .05. Skirts— Cambric — — o«
Night Dresses— to 52 bust— " *.. .- n\
worth .«B 49 SWrts— « to yrs *»•*' •*"
Corresponding values are «• . .•win Gowns— Cambric^ P n
Skirts— to «0 band re*. % S 94 If> 12 '"* !> .«>»
Other Specials at 1.25.. I a . 1.5 V. •« r - r-*r -*- Cor»r»— -- to 52... -S» . Iy
Largest Undprwpar Department in N>\v V. .:■!<.. If you have boust "'Vgr^
once you know its assortments and values— nothing like thorn eisewo"
MORNING SALES
To-day, Wednesday, Until 1 P.*
To prevent dealers baying;, quantities restricted.
No Mail or Telephone Orders. 2
WOMEN'S JUMPER DRESSES .AIX WOOL PAN) .AS. AS 2$
Pretty strip* lawn*- Fine quality— r. bSS^M^wtow— r^-'-*» V '~2£t j
Erab'y or lacs trim -all sizes— jj.{)9j M\IN FLOOR— t>KES--« COOr^TEr^j
rfK ' sacowp suit nm _J' M) j UiVtW JUMPER V^f^l
yokes and CMEMISETTBB feKK; SSSVS?^ , J
Some with cnff»— BatlMe. l-i-e < -■•■ *3Q bea.lins run wirh velvet r»l»ty»n— \.*,v
embroider^ Swin— Tatnea ..'•:> t> .o*. •*« :: '|t« to 1* vr*. — rear. $.~.v». -■• ■ • --.V^t.diN 3 -
MAIN FI.OOR-SF.W Hfll.niNa. SECOND KI.O«>R- fV.N rRK_J^ lJ___—
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LACK MOTIFS ffi^,^ BOYS' XEf.MOEE SHIRTS Wr »
Pha t «d for jokes, waists. *t.-.-- 11 Madras an.l F ( T.-*t'— attached or -S
white, cream an.l SCTH MB 3S •■■ iyeparare ,-urTs -1. to I* n" »• .m*
! .MAIN "XOOR l-B-NTRF Xi It.l'lN.i
J TH ! Rt> 1 —
NAINSOOK NIGHT DRESSES — — ?ti^eJ
"Merry Widow" bottom »l^e\t»— I CENTRE PIECES TlntM ,
emb'y. V.i! le-mn! ».- rlbJon 1 1 2 '.;•:■■■ .rish an.r tl.-klr.*— ■**■••»»■
trim — worth I- ■«•• »»JA an.l frort drsigna ■— f
SECOND FLOOIMXNTRE HfIM'IXH. krv-n - ufually .tf> ■ ••• ,i
' 24 Inch— u»uall» -» ' ' «a
PRINTED WASH VOILES svtncn— ostairj -"» • ■v;^' * l i
Loo* like all wool rhallle, -nm.l- BA3BatEXT-XOTIOX r>t ll
of hard twl*te<J yurn^- h^lns *> : f ,N>U.KA.-HK»MrSUN-3
mill !rn^th»-34 ct. quality °.f i KNBLEACHED MUSLBBH ..
BASEMENT IfTNTRK Bl II.I>IN< IKTtr* heavy— yd- wid«— "♦ -
■ worth 7 cent* ZZZH'nrtfi
WOMEN'S LISLE VESTS | B^EMENT-SEW ,
s£^3rS^-! 2 4l^ ST banttart diapering
res. .80 .. •■^ Soft flnlsh- IS Inch— _ ••"
MAIN FLOOR- WEST BUIU>tNO. ! "" of lO y J« . — wort h JJ-' • -.p^.
j MAIN FI.OOU — LlXEN__DffJ^—
SSSft SJS? 45 !sTlEl^ircV:n^^ INCH 6
rn«n<l whtti nn.l «-olo r!t r.jr. .«»... ' **^ |B ,, t <-ol"ri« -perf«t value •>-■■•
MAIN Kl.lHHi-I'KSTKK RMUPINCI ' THIRP rLOOR— 3HAPHJ!
Also FIFTEEN CTHE- KORNING SPECIALS— cqcal raloe to atoT:
Hot Advertises- — Sfj \ £oes M " > Permit
looi pen THE cL: s; _::• FOR THE clous* 1 ;
dry <~,not>^
Extras • Opjc-rtcultles la
Curtains Drajsries
Bed Sets Panels, etc
Possible because of special par*
chases, in connection with. which
we offer many clearance lot 3
from our own stocks: —
Ruff»^ SfraUa Curtains— Batt-sirs
ir.serUr? and edge— it- s. rifle—
rets. .73 — .59
En^vrfiike '"trtains. with «hrel
arripes— t"g. -OS .89
Others a' .«». .->. 14?. i 9». 15?.
Vah'S $1.19 to $4.9?-
BtmsaX-rw T' rtip re *— Persian *.I|SJ
30 inches wile— were $2.9? -1.23
Fln»=t irerroriz^ Damask Portl!r»—
1 and 2 pr- IMS — ct:oic» colcrirn
ani desisns— w t rs Ss.oSasdfi.is~S.93
Tapestry iiDrd»rerl Portierw- r -
1 pr. lets— were $^>.!>S a=i r* ■ -t -
Silk and Satin Damask. Froa Frtn.
French Tapestry and Verona v«UK
Pcrtleres— one pair lots—
worth $11.00 to $21O> 11.93
Ct.l"Ti!al Strl-e • --irtain ila*l!3»—
earlier 1» cents a *
Import Cefcrcd Madras-^t lnrt to
y- . .• '.J a :'■■"--■ .-M»
r»h. Ji?^ • '- -9"
Furniture r>arr.Ji3i3 and Tap»»tries— OS
.-,,. inch— values -' ,V> Bl $-■-' .WO
Ec^trh I-a'-e Red ?et»-2 »hair.9— « ia
full sill rrsr. 12.4? '■■**
Fr-rch X;t Bed P-ts-ReraisMn^
Motif— hotter sham— were r<'Ss--O.aJ
Irish Point Bed S*t*-cusMOT» .. Q a
work .I-sigES-wfrth $».•>» ■ t"*.Bc!
Irish Point an,! Xov»:ty Sash I - *- „«
2'> styles— »... rtli .3? • " •«»
Vestibule »>r Fan»! Ls'-es— 22 ln cS^ - 3
showy or teat d?s:«:i*-usuaUy M .€»
MiH» A7itr>:n?tte sa-*h l*c*~
fl kKk.. .3*
■r; crrnm with Kripin*. floral an ' 1 ti
*>ther desicr.s — special 10
Calcutta and Ff.=h Sets— lo to 34 iaci
slr!slf or oriiM? lorder. -j
panel and aUover effecta- . 1 2 1 » •»'
Filet Oirtaln NVt^-biM. animal.
heraldic or faure desisrs- ,
27 to CO inch .49W.83
Colonial ard Bungalow X^s-bei?* «
white— 3*> to 5O inch .I£> ro •■"
Ker-tisMn- rr Pan=l!'-lars» OS
motifs— S2x4S inch— were $!•*» ... VJ

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