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to Oust Him. “all the . Harris — a Harris are as near on ae ingenuity, | to Discredit His Work terest can possibly in Prison. have been made to “frame him w } 4° ) FIFTH why SALE Unusual because the Furniture pre- sented is uniformly of the finer grades of authoritative ‘period’ styles and for the most part has -been made especially to our order. Tables at Price Savings $36.00 Mahogany ate bt Mahogany we $37.50 Mahogany os 50 $55.00 Mahogany 8800 $65.00 Mahogany wie $70.00 Mahogany $85.00 Mahogany fop.c0 Mahogany dabiay $190.00 Ma nny Tables $175.00 Mabosany ably Library Bookcases All Reduced Distinguished by their su- work and fine Unusual too be- cause, despite the quality and the beautyof the Furni- ture, prices are 8o extremely moder- ate. eared “Colonial” jonia! re in every wanted wood and fin 2 Fumed Oak Byki The offerings go. Fumed Oak Bakers lis ted—indicative $4.00 Fumed Oak Booker. of the scope of the assortments and the savings—are typical of the economies throughout the Sale. $ot.75 Fumed Oak as) 00 Jacobean Oak, Book: B4s.0 hile ‘obean 330.00 Oak, Boo! Bess heraton Maho any 1.00 Early English, 4 $40.00 D> POP) A OY OS SD SD) SED have “a peculiar renese” | cossdr as you have uader me. I 60 for wanting him “replaced by eeme-| not want to hear of any trouble or any demonstration whatever. If re- recent escapes from the prison, j turned, ag] expect to be, I shall work h may play a part In subsequent harder than ever for your welfare.” more pliable and less honest.” effect and there was an outburat ot | See three successful runaways and ove rene their intention to . 1 could tell you some Interesting stories about some of these, There is not a bit of doubt that some of these men received en- bade teeklch from the outside. , there is @ powerful op- position exerting itseif against the j Feform movement.” In the feud between Superintendent s Riley and Warden Os- borne, the Warden is reported to have the backing of Gov. Whitman first indication that the Warden ex- to be removed came in a speeeh be made yesterday to 600 convicts of the Mutual Welfare League in the prison meas room, when he sald: TELLS CONVICTS HE BUT COME BACK. “Boys, I'll be getting out of here . I'm not going to reaign—don't . L expect to be removed very | 40 BUT COME BACK Asks Thom Be G to Be Good While He's Away—Expects Riley Vien room some of them waved hands and stateme! by salen tment, CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN there were tears in their otal incom i MARKETS. y “The Governor's behind you!” “W: Lehigh Lt Albany came a atory that at, stock I equiv the Department of Prisons there were rumors that Osborne would be asked | 26 per cent. two y to resign because of his orders grant- ing privileges to prison wainat 116 p For eorkelay—or “BACK IN 8 OR 9 DAYS.” jin the Ossining ratlroad station last) Friday aera er following an alter- | Warden himself sent on the package he took away from Mc- jeate Blames Politicians for Efforts hte enle the comnenie of the ped WILL GO age show that prisoners sete: CLOSING pyle 0 pet changer from previous closing Union Pacifi ninge in opened " Bome light may come trom Albany to-day on the cryptic statements ef ‘Thomas Mott Osborne that attempts Prisons. They haven't got anything | 4ii\) cept that I took by force | \™ the papers that belonged in my conte d that had been placed by that fel- McDonald) in his satchel jut I'm atill Interested in your re . Lexpect to come back with- eht or nine days, While I am gone I want you to show your friend- ship tor me by being orderly. Behave Just as well under my temporary suc- as sae FE SEE ee Estee and that while he expects aoon to be a ousted as Warden of Sing Sing Prison, “would be back in eight or nine Sere siee=i t++ eeess Fs h, BEZR:| Werden Osborne biames politicians and de- PETES ee eS FES Fe ERTS TRE FETTER tscazs Sa) Sats SEES epze Brrr oe OPED FE ESE BEETEE Greeley 1900 i ae FEEEESECEEP ESE ens ssetseks “Tord & > Taylor ee2=se3% an og Ai 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Closed Saturdays vtas 28sneees: D>) > 0 ED Library Furniture Specially Featured in This Most Unusual MID-SUMMER FURNITURE E522 .50%) fF Heese. aa a) Bo ¢ wv 2 “ Pr is i) FERS ES FES =388=; Se. pad we. HSE. Library + aoe $55.00 rere Mebogs FEF Berresere $64.00 Colonial vib 80,00 Adam saite any $90.00 Mahogany $85.00 Adam Mal SOLES 86 oy FERS SEF RS $76.00 Sheraton eb $170.00 Mahogany ae Library Desks at Midsummer At Half Price san rs Walnut Desk, $30.00 Mahogany $55.00 Walnur Desk. $47.00 Mahogany $50.00 Mahogany $60.00 Mahogany $60.00 Mahogany $97.00 Mahogany Rak $100.00 Mahogany $210.00 Mahogany Bikes Mahogany Clocks for Library or Hall Massive Mahogany cases All our women's colored and colored quarter low shoes are to be closed out at once at half The shoes in this sale are this An exceptional opportunity to get a fine colored low shoe in smart and exclusive models at a very low price. $7.50 models now $3.75 For sale at these five stores || MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE Usually $45.00 ........ Special, Massive Colonial Tables with the fluted columns and substantial supports typical of this famous period of furniture designing, notable for the beauty, dignity and utility of its productions. Constructive details are faultless and the mahogany te dark, rich in color and dull finish. Itis not a Veneered Table. Top 45x28 inches. > SD RD 0 REET 0 0 a AEP PLY OP ND EE) PC ED SE E$27.50 {'|HanangSon| TORS. WHEAT, nia oF eo an. a is tgs. r4 = Dee. tong foo “I'm going to bring Green up to sup- a ‘High. ow. € aw se BRK GEG Wheat prices were a g ae lower @ how @ me ty at the opening, but became strong in bard ‘al iG and was going to ray i] the second hour on reports of black] a little picked- ‘to-night! around a hot stove. $12,500 for previous poet penance meal to- ey New Y VORr | corre EXCHANGE. =iea ‘and it ane Increased 9 to Aerie points. et werpoal mi jel that's fine, Just the thing. Founded 1827 ) Arnold. Coustable & Co. at 3rd Series of woke (REMOVAL SALES Sth Ave. & 40th St. $300. aye ara Stocks to rice 750 Pairs 4,000 Pairs . @ > e Women’s Silk Men’s Hosiery Hosiery IZ Below Regular Price Off to Less Than Price Thrved, Site of extra fas "ie Wedieatile "ger Maden Dainty Sheor Cotton Fabrice coe end medium ts strongly reinforced. 25 ic printed in quaint floral effects, eel <> Mahal ats 95c Regularly 39¢ pair. Formerly up to 36e yard. Reguiarly $1.50 pair. Spra.70e; Spre. 1.35. Imported Crepes and Fashion- Hac Me uude ed os at Pure Thread Sill with liste sole able Printed Volles, in great tions "aunty, ge, Hey reinforced; white and best shades aay: Rend embeeiared, ie | BO | Mp scutenly B00 pete, 39c Formerly up to 45¢ yard. Formerly $1.78 te 44,00 pair 3 pre. 1.10; 6 pra. 2.00. Finget Im es atlnioes Black Silk of unusually fine quality: bop leg 2.00 ee Go ee 1.00 | womens se shildren's under ‘ Special val : wear. apres 6 meee ner 3 pee. 2.65) 6 pre. 8.00. Regularly, piece 12 yards,$2.25 Men’s Sale Ex ; cae, traordinary Furnishings fe, Two Silk Shirt Specials ° Pint Crope_ de Bigelow Carpets & Rugs ime, iso avy mticuctieeet 4.95 8,000 Yards 10,000 Yards fon. 5 7 . Regularly $7.80. Bigelow Carpets |Bigelow & English Satin seri 1g Lees Regular 14 or Greater quality; firm end> 3,00 Comprising best Bigelow Reductions Hepryrag ern Brussels and Axminster in an| High grade Bigelow Wilton Summer Rain Coats attractive assortment of our|and best English Wilton, also of of Heit ireight aa wb private patterns. English Axminster Carpets. Reduced from $1.65 & $2 Yd.| Reduced from $3 & $4 Yd. To 1.10, 1.25, 1.50} To 1.75 to 2.75 stylish, conservative Is for town, country or travel. ling. Regularly $19. FineP. as of mer- 200 50 cerised woven mad- ruta yaseualy a 1.65 Carpet Rugs Art Squares Regularly $2.50. Made up in our own work-| All wool in plain and fig- ME Sheps Nie room, of best quality Wilton,| ured effects; an inexpensive Per ua lew ot fae : Brussels, Velvet and Axmin-jclass of Rug of very depend- figured crepe in 50c ster Carpets, in a large va-|able wearing qualities. unique and clever riety of colors and patterns. combinations . of color, L New and Special = wl, Reduced 14 less than regular prices Bathing Suite—Fine below lar Price: Supt puss, were Size 4.6 x 6.6, 6.00 to 9.00 . . gueniae meres kf 2.45 | cise 5.8x 8.8, 10.000 13,50) Size 27x84, 1.65 Oe a Size 7.6x 7.6,12.00 to17.50| Size 80x60, 2.50 Hendhavebiate= Size 6.0x10.0,12,50t017.50|Size $x 6, 4.50 ri teihaedtt | 4 gg | Site 9.9x18.¢,25.00t035.00| ine on18, 16.001022.75 BERL wR ertsT- ** Size11,3x14.6,37.50 to 47.50| Size 18x15, inch hem. Regularly $3 dos. Ar Washable Corduroy Vacation Luggage White Washable Corduroy, 8¢ Travelling Bags and Suit Cases inches wide, of finest quality im russet and ta and in the style most fashionable} 1,00 | bids, cr sole I 5.50 for Separate Skirts, Coats and fab, Regularly $7.80. Suits, Regularly $1.45 yard Women’s Knit Vests Fine Silk Lisle of superior qual- Of extre fine quality Swiss Ribbed ty i be; Summer Gloves Game cool lasts ¢] recon nid a wid . service. \ Women's Smart Washable Shor and extre viet ter 35¢ Gloves, in white chamoisette ‘egularly 0c, and lisle; two clasp and elbow} 45¢ 3 for Gey 6 for 1.85 3 pre, 80c; 6 pre. 1.80. ad Rain Coats Specially Priced, Pair at For Women and Misses Pia Women’s Fine Silk Gloves, 16 The le popular “R ‘Roseberry, * made trous, fine in appearance; unusual button length, double r tips fhowd win cry cg Rubberlese polut stitching, Black 85c week, wavy ‘and ten. Suitable 8. 75 and tan. for motor and treveling. (Prom the Kensss City Jounal.) 0 a of what people mor. per to-night. We're on the way now.” CORN For goodness sake, bow many times BISU ara ine ry me at th irr t Gt Rane nat cero | Rate Porat Mu as Cotton Exchange seat sold for $11,-} Corn firm, with good demand. now you're not ig, to 500 compared wit any. ew yesterday pot t ms that he can Our Own Stocks. Merchandise. 10,000 Yards Wash Fabrics Less Than A Price Nainsook, 36 inch; soft finish, for Women’s Furnishings Nainsook or dainty oe ae night models trimmed (p the uewrest belted brilliant colors, two tone effects and fects and Tepences Silk Petticoats of fine chiffon tef- feta and messaline| in an assortment of Boudoir Gowns of Handkerchiefe— Pui welebes with 34, oF ¥ ineh he: Regularly $1.75 dos. 8,050 Pairs Women’s Hosiery iB Below Regular Regularly 38 pair. Silk and Fibre Mixed, cool, lus- wearing quality; Regularly 38¢ pair, Regularly Pair $1.25 Regularly $12.50. 3 pre. 1,10; 6 pre. 2.00,