The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1910, Page 2

HSE EVE could be able to haul the public men | p@reat distances at a profit for a five- cent + Mr. Shonts said: “We are producers of tho cheapest Slectric power in the world. We re- NING WURLD UESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1910. [Scenes of the Big Snow Storm, OST’S Wednesday [eently have expended $00,000 in an ex- Perimental power plant in Fifty-ninth street, through which we expect to make even greater economies. Besides, ‘ werget the short haul traffic as well as the long.” | “We would not have made such a | proposition uniess we had first worked out every detail of its financing with }our bankers,” sald Mr. Shonts In conclu« jrion. “We are going ahead upon the theory that the outlying districts we €o into will develop in population. ‘This is our hope and our risk. “Our proposition for the Fourth ave- ‘nue subway is to operate It as a branch ‘ine, charging it with the direct cost of operation and {ts pro rata of the tota Alderman Perey L. Davis introduced & resolution at the meeting of the Board to-day calling attention to existing in- adequate subway conditions and urging expedition in the adoption of new plans, ‘The resolution was adopted with a rush, CLD WTESSES TLLHOW FATHER KILLED MOTHER (Continued from First Page.) NO CHANGE IN TARIFE AT ThIS SESSION, SAYS TAFT IN FilS MESSAGE _—s I Fur Sale POST'S December Fur Sale takes precedence as the MOST [IMPORTANT PRICE SAVING EVENT in New York. Nothing like it has been seen this season. Its manifold advantages in both style and economy give every buyer an exceptional by oe tunity to select the choicest Furs and Fur Garments for Christmas Gifts, or for individual use, at prices much BELOW those Fo vailing in the extravagant Fifth Avenue shops. ‘ When you buy Furs in the POST Stores you are sure of QUALITY, sure of this season's |skins and certain that the name: under which they are sold aré correct. There are no misrepresenta- tions or exorbitant profits—just the BEST VALUE for the least money. Showing How the Horses Suff2red President Recommends Starting Parcels Post in Rural Districts and Extending the System in the Entire Country. | little headway until they began swing- ing their clu Then the crowd fell bacl The police surrounded the cars | and ordered the conductors to go ahead. The ble ed from 7.10 until 8 o'clock, but it was alm ) before the crowds Aiminishe > any extent. "ARASH BECONES TASS OF HUNOR TIIIS 18S WHAT TAFT TELLS CONGRESS: Nothing must be done in the way of tariff revision during the coming ses- sion because the Tarif’ Board has not had time to study the schedules and report. The Postal Savings Bank system will be put in operation in a small way on Jan. 1 and will be extended as rapidly a2 possible. The Parcels Post’ system should be started on rural free delivery routes and extended to cover the entire country. On Baby's Face, Head and Shoul- are ders—Parents Decided He Could Not be Cured—Cuticura Made Jast question—ne began crying hand ae Boon as he was left off the #tand. 4, “ee soy Roth, nine feat | The Panama Canal will be Antshed on time and within the limit of cost His Skin Perfectly Clear, , in charge of an officer of the J Hebrew Orphan Asylum. She was| "d must be fortifed. — even smaller and sicklier looking than | Traci, but she had a pair of alert, bright eyes iooking out from a pointed Uttle olive colored face, The Judge liso questioned her at length reganting A mail audstdy or some other adequate audvention ts imperative in order | to build up our merchant marine so that full advantage may be taken of the increased commercial facilities that will be made available by the Panama Canal. “Our boy was born in Toronto on Oct. 13, 1908, and when three montis old a slight j Fash appeared on his cheek, What appeared | to be @ water blister would form. When It broke, matter would run pee and Ww Out, starting new blisters ate ce 0 Bi ia cba a 0-4 Reform in the method of preparing public building Bills and river and ON est. ST. until his entire face, head fiat Mollie didn't realize suficientiy harbor bills is urgently demanded. ors were a mass seals and you could not the nature of an oath, but under Sec-| Economies and retrenchments have materially reduced the cost of con- | ! particle skin, Mion 392 of tha Code he permitted he + me nee and a great deal of care; but I hope to dation, made at the time he sent in his ry pavements were parts of ; TUS to be taken without swears ducting the Government machinery, and the prospect is that the reve-|ne able at the opening of the new Con- last messages, in favor of the passaze in ev The pra atected, met ing her. nues will exceed the expenditures during the neat fiscal year. |@ress, or at least during the jon of | Of @ law which Hl regulate the issu ot extent, We ¢ ot knot So the little thing, in her blue ore a that Congress, to bring to its attention | {)# Of Injunctions pry 4 Waa are What to do for him and Phanage frock and a red tassel cap, ' |the facts in regard to those schedul . MA VeNUE IN: Tharenaita GP i tlaasl coursed Gitteot need, red 5 Ey tice now tr e in the courts of the tised remedy without avail, ty ot ter position, ate said: WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—President Taft sent his message to secrete cae dteie ny | Feely mag oy tbereg nd TEER ills street car traffic grein part ‘ieee 5% femember the ‘Right when m nee ‘ Mea whine 4 . - . “Whether or not the protective pol- | frst, because has been promise of trucking, and the] Remedy, t the mamena got hurt. My mother sent wiry | (he last session of the Sixty-first Congress at noon to-day—a little matter | toy is to be continued and the ease FO, eee | backne Hew a S Was regulated by the fotant into : the baby that night In the front room. | of something over 35,000 words. As it first left the President's 5 the | Of Protection to be accorded to our | Done MIO ont ote lewutne * slowest truck: si d Me put me to bed In the baok were” | of something over 35, ords. As us rst left the President's hands the | home industries are questions which |) 08." (ie. juproner ieee or Disorder at Williamsburg Plaza. Heard Mother's Cry. message was more {han 40,000 words in length, but he shaved it off about | *8® people must decide through thelr | ground for further amendment and w The storm incidentally a “Late In he night, after 1 was asleep : coat latirwcah . se chosen representatives. But whatever | take away all semblance of suppor ri n e Willa ® long time, I heard a loud voice. it} 10 Per cent, before submitting it to the Congress. policy is adopted, it is clear that the! the m dical legislation they ) a tle-up of the Was my mother crying out | There was nothing new or startling in save joo | Necessary legislation should be based | pr: which will be most pernici: 4 nen and mn into the front room. My mother | There was nothing ne A g in the message. On the subject | So°%s impartial, thorough and continu. |!f adopted, will sap the foundations of ‘ very next day was iving on the lounge. She was at! of the tariff the President was brief and to the point. He expressed him-| ous study of the facts. | judicial power and legalize that cruct | ‘se | | over |. She got up and to the 7 +, A fa : ‘ 4 ; social instrument, the secondary bo; sh a pay could not. be cuted Window and fell out on the fire ex. | Self as against attempting any revision of the Payne-Aldrich bill at this | ae : Raa ae aie ctier & Pas | cot.” : | Was about to start. ‘The conductor was | Ea ‘tent . 1 saw father there, too. i sic a Pavne- ich bill as “ % sage of an ac roviding for 4 bowled over nd women were | his ide to prevent his ee b,tr BY. father there, too. ze session. He pronounced the ‘ayne Aldrich bill as one “that has never been | method of recruiting Volunteer regi Railroad Values. ihenwh Gown hth tearing Tc mother fell out of the window my sis-| exceeded as an income-producing measure by any customs bill in the his- in «time of war, He also! On the subject of tion the! ‘The conducto shortly after our arr ter and I ran and gr edlles President wrote at cor length. | bbed her by the ted legislation for a conside B able | skirts, @he was screaming and groan. | !Fy of the country: » in the number of company and) His remarks tisha caetta Passengers in the car! the ¢ cotnpile Bi ing. The President favors awaiting re-| appropriations this year for fortifica-| field officers of the army and for the| Same .0f (he TN agai | im, Another car came | think he was the same child for Cuticura mad south AGRE ile const Poyie. When the chill came to tell of her! ports trom the Tarift Toard before | tlons, then there would be, even includ. | final passage of a bill which passed the | prose at st. Paul, Seats a) ap. Tt wae prpmnnes iS | dren the, tata ‘een no | Sold elsewhere for $50.00. Full set sy Rented A from the balcony | tinkering with the schedules about | !n& the Panama Canal appropriation, a| House at the last session and is now! "phe President committed himselt Yo! ® fe nituht cate waa Wie camel Chticura [reduced for to-morrow 9,75 tle forehead knotted and she which complaints have been made, He | *UrPlus of about $12,000,000, according to| Pending in the Senate providing for an| nig predecessor's policy of ascertaining | with the th . he fourth. The ETON Lass so ce e's ; "$1 f steadily clasped and unclasped her | Which complaints hw ihe Trenauly. aulintces.” Increase of sixty In the Army Engineers. | the physical value of fmeaaa ct | cua suits the teres wah Pe 4 | hands. The shadow of the tragedy was| does not anticipate that the board will) “7, oo), '¥ estimate ; fe 4 a the bs sical value of the ra Poa a | outside the loops was g§roWlns | Cuticura Remedies sold throughout the world. sqbashing American Pony Coats, heavx on her, : be in position to make any recom- he Treasury Department has evi- Philippines Tranquil. the Unite tes through the Inter-| y) all the . The conductors Potter Drug & Chem Corp, Sole Props., Boston, inches long, exquisite brocade lin- ' “what happened after your. mother : ton, | 1ently been @ matter of considerable} ‘The Philippines, the President said,| tate Commerce Commission as soon 4s) a golutely re to move until Aa Mailed tree, at kon Treatment of th ing. Usual price $50.00, 5.00 i fell?” prompted Mr. Mose. "I ran to| MeMdations during the current seston. | concern to the President with regard | are ina state of tranquillity and growing | Possible. | tares were paid. —_—_—_—_—n fotow. .. $25. my father and he was lying on the| Yt hopes to be able, through the] ty economical administration and abol-| Prosperity. The same conditions apply an Cote ae. the conductors were roughly handled. Beautiful Russian Pony Coats, bed in the back room—and I put my | doard, to bring to the attention of the] tshment of obsolete methods, Netorm 10 Rico. ere Was a cali f police reserves {7 bigh-lustre Chapre| dye; a charm in f hand on him and told him that we had | Sixty-second Congress facts concerning | policies along these Hnes already 1) ef- viewed his observa- m the Bridge Squad and from Bed- "J litset, Regularly $ 5.00; 635.00 Ro more mamma. But he didn't say | such schedules as need amendment. His! tect have effected a saving of some| tos, dur! nt trip to the Pana. ia rd_avenue station, The _p. BOWINT Eder Tiee Wa, atric t ey te tan thn laid there and made | {dea is to take up one schedule at @| $190,000 @ year. me} ma Canal He said that ff no un- ccrenres Handsome Russian Marmot Coats, 101 in his throat.” " nf time in order to avold precipitating the arises the canal will Wi murs z 52 inches long, in the rich a Mollie left the stand after paying that |" i Collection of Revenues. re the time fixed by ee rREE FURNITURE FOR ALL h ra find ; f Merny td the day before the killing h other | Country into a period of industrial and} 44. 9 hale, Sand a. witht | N.S. BRANN, allow.d on all | | OPOWR, 89 hard to find; fancy lining. Onl: nd a near’ ne, Kil arate mane Seated cneeat (Muni, ba anteads 8 ae eater mae iene ee | Ooh ae i b san, ani writhin t e | 221 EIGHTH AVE. 10%, bel Ker, § Uinited aauiter, Regular 65, to have them sharpened, Mr. Sachs got | Wide-spread tariff revision, vollecton Of veya ere ve” | the reports that the slides of eart he Bet, Bist and 22d fia New York City, ; hm. Ue £98. «owes see his statement from the child, He wied | President Taft devoted considerable va oe collection of revenues tn] ing Culebra Cut have materially retar y ee We pay freight and Elegant Persian Lamb Coats, mada f fara also to make her say that her |space to the Panama Canal, which he‘! Past twenty months, The new /ed or delayed tie construction work, But | R R, fare. of full, solid skins, genuine Leipzig dye, j father had been in bed In the rear room |recently visited. Me pronounced him. | "¢thods of collectizg duties in the port | he says that obstruction and delay would 0 LL.GOODS MARKED || all sizes. Considered an exceptional When she and her sister ran to their | of New York, he said, will alone save been Inevitable had it been neces- tN PLAIN FIGURES. value at $300.00. To-mor- self as unalterably in favor of fortify N PLAIN FIGURES. 1 . @ying mother in the ¢ront room, but lige tue Canal and gave hie reas the Government between $10,000 and to make a cut eighty-five feet deop- U B with Write for Oar | Wee er itned Overcoate that Mollie stuck to it that when she first ann bial 11,000,000 a year, Me recommended canal 8 conten | co Men's Fur-Lined Overcoa can- saw the mother on the lounge the Postal Banks Soon. that the Surveyor of the Port be made e, Concerning the fortiti- | 4 very $25 1:10 Catalogue [| not be duplicated at this price. father, half-dresseq was standing near| ‘The postal savings banks system, ac-|@ gubordinate officer of the Collector| Cation of the canal the President said in beri saad | vucchase. —Mailed Fre:. Waterproof Broadcloth, genuine Per- ron the floor, cording to the President, will be started| of the Port, that the position of Waval| !!9 message: “onti im sian Lamb collar, luxuriously lined with This completed the case of the State|in a few cities and towns on Jan. 1 and!omcer of ¢ bg (Continued from, Firat Page.) GRAND RAPID Panama Fortification. and Mr. Moss rested. Mr. Sachs asked Port be abolished marmot mink. Regular value FURNITURE will be extended gradually, steadily| that many customs collectors “Among questions arising for present | ; P| —» SOS,00; WE chess casivesied $29.50 raises bic ccideren cna Gee land systematically. Me recommended the| tricts costing more than the solution is the decision whether the laden wie Oty nae paeaneered 4 MOONNiGuRD AT $123 fas J L. POST Py J . they formed a e couraging | pod granted. Adoption of the parcels post idea on| they collect be wiped out. canal shall be fortified. ZX have al. iittala | e le “Deact ‘si es?” mel . ready stated to the Congress that Xr to navigators as a fog. | Our Mth 14th | Describe some of these times rural free delivery routes at once, with} The Rivers and Harborsebill and Pub- Pee retag TMMMONTTR Cee Co cae |” ‘Che Gale Whipped Up arent bens cout.on | Our Liberal CreditTerms ,o"", sixa. 5» W. Cor. 14th Stseet street, ce when I come home he had beat |the design of extending it to the whole] tic Hutldings bill of : | | $1.0 Appl Union Sq j her and she was hurt all over the side, | postal system. Meee ace in eg att Congress | reiterate this opinion and your | the ocean and sent small craft scurrying | 350 worth, $!.00 weekly Avoly and Union Square, : and her eye was blue. The child mopped | "the President declares that tt Ie time| President said ne mloned thee tee, The |eonsideration of the subject in the light for the harbors. Ocean liners, nosins | $75 '$1.5C ++ Alot " : ; le de’ ; ed them not be-|of the report already before you made q ) | “ York 3, here, hia voice thickening when Wel 4 gtop legislating with reference to reg- [cause he believed them. meritorious|ey eeaspetent Nenca. ne {Glee WeyectrouRR. che mene tat, ere $100 «$2.00 ick, || Special Prices for Holidays. foorvery hard-—at the supper table.” | Wiation Of corporations and to witness |but because they contained many good| “Ef, in our discretion, we believe mode| ne Mindcon tabes and the Subwa $10 $2.25 eetmerkanle opper; am “Was he ever punisled for striking | the effect of a vigorous execution of the| fegtures. ile recommended that Con-|@rm fortifications to FY tO! tunnel to Brooklyn have takea away $200 $2.50 ear parior sult tor Your mother?” laws wiready on the siatute books, The! gréss do away with the present metiod |th® Adequate protection and policing of (UNI! 10 have on MANO Wake Awe) | $300 * $3.50 * nate $14.75 ‘Once Roth Was in Jall. exact limitation upon business methods o¢ preparing appropriations for public| B® canal, then it ts our duty to con-| lc) Of tie Miscoulurt bt forty travel Torger Amounts in Proportion | and a “Yee, the time he hurt her so much| posed by law he argues will doubt-| putidings and rivers and harbors, and| Stet them. We have built the canal. | *itehding & eae pene OpenEvenings Until 9PM, “iy f] with bewuticul tapes- and made her a blue eye, he was ar-| 88 be made clearer by pending deci-/ adopt a plan that will put honestly [2% 48 OUF Property, By convention we SOAR eas PSEA, Sek TAR pits Gad” Chairs eee eee ere natd thee took him | eons of the Supreme Court, bulit, and. adequate pablic. bulldines |MA¥e iudicated our desire for, and in-| Central and from Staten Island had 1417 423 THIRD AVE Ietemns hairs Ta Boring Wik Goeeeaia (he Bromdant ken, ite universal and equal| their ferryboat troubles. The storm Fe-cove away. They took him to a big Jail and] 10 opening his message the President only where they are needed, aud will me te alee Wad SACLE Coiok eeolbelUnper tae D TH I prices, Place sour stayed there a good while.” Referred 20. the. eattie ee ea. | Place the matter of river and harbor|the chief objects in the construction) and on the lower stretches of the Wider, now and’ we “What was the quarrel over on the | eries dispute, the peasant relations ex-| appropriations subject entirely to the| of the camal has been to increase tho| North River. Staten Island. ferryboats | «AT B | Immedintery neavack night of her ki Bilal aia. 6 the |e nc ee een ee United States and all) judgment of expert engineers In tie | military effective of our navy, {and boats of the South Brookiyn line A : = iver it “before the ee ee cee, eens, ° clviltged nations and the improvement] United States Army. “Failure to fortify the canal would did not Stick to sched ayer lier, Slip covers made. Ship father wes “ered because ry |0f conditions in China with respect to Views on the Tariff. leave the attainment of both these aims | Hudson Tunnel Jammed. ; ost reforences, Tari mother bought some goods for a akirt, |Amedean commerce und capital. He} on the subject of the tariff the Preai- [1 the position of rights and obligations| p,scengera coming in from Jersey MAL He said she would buy clothes for her- | teviewed recent appeal Rs the | dent said ' Pliatng pl Lanne pode gate un S| points on the Pennsylvania, the D. L. | Manhattan Upholstery Co. jot eno or ) buy | States of Central and South America, | w W, and the Erie, who take ferry: mother went downwtairs and told a} in Mexic |%0 snake tt impossible Jor the Crariglt against & desperate and irresponsible) jrudson tubes this morning. As a rex oncredl an ew frald fathet ould " pproach oper oF the Gongs any sult the v congested on u nuine Diamo: oe , oe as ere vif t ie i wie ms: ne es oe nDe Barohg 3 ui ud ite experts to acquire the info iy mineral pult the 4 vice was ested on voth ine Diamond Tart Los, FOUND AND REWARDS. and when he came back he bezn ttt eee eee eee promdent, the es. | MAHOR Necessary strictly to conform! In view of the fact that the question re pitiful struggles of smooth-shod i mtg ly oF Wai fon reling again and I couldn't sleep. About | ° A ; hip routes | *® *B® declared measure, In order to| of tolls tn the Panama Canal must soon 1o Tl Washington Pi ewes reres one o'clock he went downstairs and 1 | tvlishment of direct steamship routes | gyoiq eritioiom of this kind ia tue| be taken up the President went into an —_—_—— Went {0 sleep. ‘The neat thing 1 knew | vetoes the United Siates and Lut | fyeury and for the purpose of more| °S!s\lst of that important ibain’ everything, wan done. My |1 aeaeeatte to the eatattisiment | Meaty conforming to the party prom. | Pe of | wroblem. | He does iamon regerztitng, wan’ tone, ty » outing to the entabiianment | pari, cansormung 8 6 DALY prom | in aint that Diamonds, Watch Bia cae ted with crsch ised on ie: | ofa ogee marines either. Py her | BEtvisiom 6 my request eon | Bumicient to may: interest on an tavest| : S, Walehes ait ure. There was much blood on ine, too, but , nuance of @ board created under the| ment of $10,008,008 whic tho United | GOLD JEWELRY = I didn't know how it got there.” : authority of the mazimum and mini-| States will lave expended in the cone | Largest asortme seenimeeened 4 ot dasoribe: Country's Finances. ' on -of t “anama wate wtineat, louie et ’ Answering Mr. Mo Israel desoribed Y anes emaltibn foe mum clause of the tariff bill, and au-| struct! mn of i! } Pana 1a Waterwa (Trades, No Employer's ieferences N Don t worry the arrangement of the beds in the two nen lal ¢ adit | thorized this board to expend the Tolls of to exceed $1 per net ton A ' thi on GOULS GUARANTEED, ~ f rooms of the flat, telling it all with a ve President Taft se is hia dea, SPEC AL f h TUESD Y S EC AL WEON Ay AY Pay at Your Convenience, . " wealth of detail, He might have stepped] forth tho follow be money appropriated under my direotion | ti it rate, acconting to estimates, | lor this PECIAL for this ESD, PN rll Oo Me crtiart leek Of con er paces 086 of Mike Bally's booke— final estimates for the year ed*) proquction at home and abroad of the| {i the luicinsine would rat groan | f ASSORTED FRENCH CREAM VAN, AND CHOC, COCOANUT m fidence,” an affliction from alee, face, man 3 tng June 9, 192, as they have been seat | Fariong artloles included in the ached-| 4° sear Ths cont of maintenaiee: eon ND BOX C| Kisses, . . POUND BOX c aD which so many persons suffer, Withstands Lawyer's Fire. " y f this yea WAFERS . . wos Q Y * to the Treasury, on Nov, 29 of this ‘| gles of the tarif. The tarif® board} operation will, it is estimated, exceed | | .——————e enna saci” 6 MAIDEN LANES Rae Make up your mind once He held his own well on the cross-ox- | for the ordinary expenses ot the GOV" | thug appointed and authorized has been | $0000) a year. SPECIAL FOR THIS TUESDAY AND WEDNISDAY TAKE ELE! : amination. He gave fuller details of the| ernment, including those for public |ghiwest im preparing iteelf for the uece| "Om the whole,” said the President, DY FOR FAMILY USE, be a and for all that there are quarre! that preceded tee xiltiag, paying | yuiidih and harbors, and the ary investivations. “E should recommend that, within ce: CHOICE CAN R SE, betier than C lenty ot positions, worke! now that it dated back to the day, BUC) Favs jutlding programme, amount t| "rng hope of those who have advo-|taia mite, the President be authors ‘old by others at $1.00; our price, 5 Ib. box. ° rs, sticking fast to his original declaration | ee i fi te 952,004.08 heen f he ta tie the telin Gf Sha eames aaa aaincs at Ss 1omes, investment oppor. that it originated over the purchase of WhO, Tals i 8 cated the use of this voard for cariit ~ - ~ Nes, n - Hlothing by the mother. Mr. Sachs suc-| tian the appropriations for the 9° a eosex iy that the uuestion of the ra‘e them to what seems to be commercial | SFO gFFER TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS ~GHUNGHES, INSTITUTIONS, FAINS, ETO. Li | tunities, bargains, etc.—a } ceeded tm pussling him ax to daies, tut] yeas ending dune 9 2011. Tt ie HES log g duty Imposed shall become more of |" Mteor A eee ee POUNDS OF “METROPOLITAN” MIXTURE, ABS0- | sufficient number to answer not cecarrences. 344 less than the total estimates. 1D 4 business cueation and less of a polit-| and c¢ 1, In the Post-Offlce De+ Y PURE, WHOLESOME CANUY, AND 60 HALF- } ‘ i he tewyer also succeaded In Dringing | cludin: supplemental estimates aubinlt- (AY a seytion, to be wacertained by ex-| partment. promise. soon to. put that aE OIEe, FOR e ‘ vour every requirement. ddish, ¢h ase | ted to ( ss by the Treasury fo : ee Ppterr aC aboureta Government on a selt- 5 RA ANIA ah vatch 10r our FEE OF dich der hargenew,""—"I will | \ ale Jone than the [pore OF: 1One Arelalng end’ ‘accurate conling. to ti -| POUNDS OF THAT OLD-FASHIONED “BOILED SUGAR Fea Every week, h ly sometimes used to convey | Yr Mit, and is Hoaltted bee the |Mhowlodge. ss RODORnine 16 the mate | 0 )F \ nthe Sunday and Even- y » mont! not the threat of taking life, but a threat isival estimates au Med by the |" vopne halt tn basizese and the shock Rie Searos tor GERaLy | MIXTURE,” AND 60 HALF-POUND BOXES, e ing Newspapers i" and year The World b to snflict a blow or a beating. It was THs J “1 anditures |8¢ Dw (ow to the exnouncement exe, He re od | | eke res . ee int 66 A this phrase which Roth used toward his gal estimated expendity that a now tariff bil is to be pr rt cartes rs High-Grade Furnit Ire prints more ‘wante wife, the son admitted. of $ we have estimated 1 Pha? ‘ ted to Tark ow and Cortlandt Street stores ¢ EVERY witil tf ovelock, ie as filli ” Ad ~ |< L year $680,000,00, making | Amd Put im operation, wil be av Age Nigh Al our stores open SATURDAY EVENING 00 Liberal C¥edit Terms ing vertise- American Hor a pro is of wy peveipta |treating the cchednles one by one ay! , ? ctr ar Hn : be , France, p eden vanendituren of about $4. (Ceeasivn wall nriee fe nve in the : hls recom HIGHEST QUALITY-—LOWEST COST 54, BARCLAY ST $3 Dowa on $3) | ments than any other owned horses won two ev (00.000, or, taking Into aecount the eae |Pates of each, and only after & report) Gis EDWARDS'S SONG Is not clatiied than Lutte are the © 29 CORTLANDT’ st $s 31D newspaper on earth, racks d run off here to-day. j'rank| timates for the Panama Ca which |Wpom the schedule by the tari geard bic er of sit hander ta ue obtained PARK ROW & NASSAY § 4 * S19) 4, Gould's Caveri won the Prix Pert | aye s5u,0u,$i7.0, and which will ult’ competent to make euch report. Te ds) si Mit Pera Uh uni Now York, but it ts clal ‘and 25 sod gialbene{ oven eventnes unvit o, | The Sunday World’s ae eee te Bris See ND Tur | mately be paid In bonds, it will lee not likely that the board will be able ty | Heck He tus, Malaivls wind as Aone Pconatantiy proved, tat no oitier ean gt?! 206 BROADWAY, WANT DIRECTORY bad deficit for the next year of about $7,00,-|make & report during the present ses. | Tee: Tn ins wok. tne of ihe moe!’ T oleg of the lMaliest Krade of purity #e 5 sold res gnethe Profit, aywhére except in the five Li Ws of a Peany a Poui IASSAU $r. (00, 1f Congress shall conclude to fortify [sion of Congress om any of the sched- (jig. haifa dozen of his biggest soni: ASPAY ST. the canal, The cost of the fortifications | ales, because a proper examination in-) hits, The Sunday World will publish is about $19,00,00, Should there be no oe On enormous amount of ovat | one of these songs at an early date, %*) Is the Big Exhibition, . | Suna AX.g £0.24 0x8, ey Brees | “im > ~ vibes,