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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
MAY AMEND RATE LAW
L commissioners asked to Draft Bill
fOr Any Changes They Wish.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington. Sept I4.-Representative Hep
ourn' OF Iowa. chairman Of the Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee OF the House of
Representatives. held long conference with
members OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion to-day regarding the railroad rate law. in
the framing of which he took prominent part.
Representative Hepburn intimates that there
VIII be an effort TO change some OF the minor
features OF the law at the next session Of Con-
sress- Members OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission are in favor OF making changes I'm
some OF the provisions. and these will be EN-
bodied I'm a bill to be introduced at the short
sess-an at the instance OF the commission.
There will doubtless be some effort 20 inn
prove the rate law at points where improve
ments seem needed. Mr. Hepburn said. The
commissioners, they have experience with
H. VIII more and more realize what is needed.
l talked with them about this matter. and ad-
Nised them TO embOdy their views OF necessary
changes III a draft Of a bill bills. which the
committees may consider when the next session
opens.
The changes that the commission is likely TO
suggest al this time Will be, ] imagine, in the
direction Of simplifying and making the law
more practical and easily enforced. I suppose
That the commission will prepare measure"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
COUNSEL IN TRIANGLE.
IErlp Tits at Trial Of Inspector
SchmitfbCrgCr.


Spirited TINS oe'N+'' ''-l-s'' -' i''si'1N an
rrert a. the trial ~ Inspector SchmittHeTeer al
- usssouarfers Yesterday afternoon When
- 49, .-,--..,.-.,.t,,,,,- .rs,r,. ,,-bo
Third Deputy foi.e e'--''-' 'S'iii9i ~ '''' -
Is prosecuting ne case ciJecteo 10 -4ai'' ~ -
T,--le,or's line 81 c-oss-eXauinarion for The de-
-, -, dim o., ,-,o, ,-ts e,,fv, N,
'ent w 80. -. :, -.
I'm keep II m and yon 09nt take IT on,
answered Mr Mathot.
q might y Ne were outside there" said Mr.
-,
NO'7'o"
Again when Nr Nsth0r explained his ohjec-
tion 10 a Question. NJ Lfttleton declared:
7 on, .r-s,.s a- she s-uridfrv 81 my friend
-.--.,--,..
'l "' ',ea ~
James l. Aook, executive clerk o. ne foll'e
Department produced reports OF captains 10
,s-ous nsractors en- ~asro,sa "a q ,ecl,ast mazda
ThuTs4sy. Reports made 70 Schmitberger be-
tween March and June 80 were orered nF MI
Nathot L was alleged that The Endorsements
ss-s irrsvuls-
-. -. ~. .,.,. ss
-sV''' No'7'' -i.-Na 'bN'' VIII ''-'VN d"
CANNING house iu West 4sth street on June
~ ever Schnlitr herge~'s head devied that he
knew the rlsca bs5 s,.., s,,i-,..s % Dr. nara
-. =
,-e- 49,, &c . - g.
FrsrG ,,-r -. = l's 90 - ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
STEAMSHIP MEN HEARD
Wish TO Protect Themselves Regard
ing DAMAGES for Losses.

Washington. sept. li-Members % the Interstate
Commerce Commission and representatives. Of sew
eral coastvise steamship lines held conference
to-day concerning tho maintenance % established
rates on shipments of freight by combined watHr
and rail route. The steamship officials do not as
sent 10 the authority Of the commission 50 far
rs the recently enacted Railroad Rate law seems
20 apply 20 them but they desired 10 discuss the
situation with view 20 reaching common ground
OF understanding
After the conference the following statement was
issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission:
The rspresentatlyss q number Of Coas st ,5
4' .S ~ ,.o,r,-,,fssior 1880 fo- me
purpose 81 explaining 10 tire commission their rea-
in through rates IN connection with the railroads
with disclaimer n asSenilng 70 me }uTlsdllct.oh
of the commission or 90 the application Of ne inter-
inc eIyins assurances Of their desire 10 cooper
ate with lie commission and Ito railroads in
bona fde application and or--eTvance OF estao-
'ished rates and 10 promote the general purposes
Ire commits IN FAR as they can do so consist
NAY have ave under various statues sTatiqa
so-rslled Carte act snd other statutes independ-
eut OF the Get 10 regulate commerce IN Iespe.I 20
wise A provision in TIE twentieth section OF the
2sr 10 i,Hr tie rs(eirt or BIN of iading shall
be Responsible 20 ne shipper or owner Of such bin
~ ladng for losses by any carrier laI.clpa1hs ~
The through transportation. The matter OF ul,i-
tween the carriers themselves making up the
T6sss ooasfvss lines deem it essential that they
10 nov admit ther control by the provisions Of the
sct - regulate commerce by unqualified and un-
conditional concurrence in joint rates. lest IN dom
50 they might estopped from asserting their
legal iudopendeuce ~ the provisions Of the act when
a. rerr-,as necessary IN Of any losses. TO
serve 10 themselves their rights and immunitleS
from liability account Of loss under these various
o-fcr statutes They assert that they want % put
themselves I'm 4 position in this way 10 save tor
tbar7Eeiyes such rights as they have under the
law and not 20 DO any act which might be con-
strued a. . voluntary waiver Of the same, but that
Is aTs0 fhar desire 10 cooperate for Observance
az established rates IN all possible WAYS ana 70
avoid raising such questions. as they mink u wise
a. rbss rraruer 10 preserve "a protection against
great losses wEica might occur At sea and for
which ,lrder al TIE existing statutes theN claim
they would nos Le liable unless they had Folun-
tarly waived their rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
FEARS AGENTS REVOLT
49,, Harms Them to Keep of
Opposition Ticket

-. flinC 81 the Ntl'eo ~
or de e'e -. ,,,,cet the Mutual Life. IL Is
rs.tsss" oppos''' % q revolt among its gen
sad. Is a1p' 5,nese men. scattered over 'i'e
IS; see'''' $50 Yesterday mandatory 'e'e-
ooln.rs' ,..s,nsrters warning them 'nA'
g-sTs To- .s.ut permitting the use OF l'Is
ths iAc' - ..,,,,s,tion ticket would be consul
He'.'' -,,ysJeut 70 his resignation iio'n =,
o'e' ..-,ioe. While & IL possible u'"' =.
p''9 -.D,es appear on the opposiu'h
tseD IA, the united committees HS,'
..tes no general agent 10 le'i'i'
a. name on The ucKe'- .-,.,i,,,,
[" - ,r,tusl Life Poncyhoiders' Asso- ''''''
- pusseu "a Fish. its secretary i''Al
- ,,.s,e-dsv two letters received oN u'' a"
p-o one from r. l. Dunbar. the Seei,'''ls
=, oregon. and the other from sam T.
o me STATE Controller Of Nevada bo'n ~
D. ,be associations campaign asalhS' INC
,srr's administration ticket
~. Mutual Life il is said o4iIies
80 ooo Of insurance IN oregon IAis % '''eS
,o-,pary annually m premiums "''U'
rOOeoO ...,c,a,ion that
y, senend on the cooperation 81 ms ue-
IL
,sr,ment IN It's work
-qs tWo letters were 10 be- m4ue '"''.'
:. ,vo others previously. I'm Vie" 81 'n''
- LIES recent publication ~ a ie''e
an insurance commissioner Of Iowa IN
,.-siue the administration
= understood that the New York Lie mas
.,rs5 from one Of its agents ia Texas an
So, DENYING that this Compsny's agents
=. -,sba,inr" in the Lone star state. as al
= A. a recent Texas letter given out by the
.s,erioDal poIicyhoders committee, ana i"f-
800 10 ex-President Grover cleveland as
-,bsie referee. -, 60. 81. ,.s,,.
80 Vermont country home. and no fUriner
..rcerleut by his committee Is expected be-
- he middle OF next week.
",-,or5ire 20 tentative arrangements mace
e--sev the tickets ~ The united commit
- and The International committee VIII moi
!. sls6 on made public untl Tuesday. when
rs.bsrS 0Ircv. chairman ~ the internauonals :.
"a pevnsrd \ Baker. chairman Of tho aSso-
--,s.r,s executive committee. VIII issue a hriof
ss-.ss ~ p0Iilyh0Iders Meanwhile there are
- Ssfned rsn0rs - n second So-caled M
s.,.-ssrt~ ticket. 70 be- launched al the "IeF-
fr-h hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Thy Telegraph ~ Tie Tribune
eso' sept li-Nheat to-day WAS ariu at tie
II sc higher each Tor September and Decem-
sAa 'sc for May- Corn and oats were rot as
s Is q; late. there being too much selling out
"les !n me latfcr and TIE other being duh
~ 'o-'d &C higher for september and lsc lower
~ 4a'er falures Gate lost Irou isc 70 20 OF
4 |'''o-s DAVIS ral-e. Provisions were firm
- mos. part without much change for the
A., N""a' "srk't opened ar q slight improve
~ - '''.t closing prices. bur lhere was
Co.,, ~..t-'E ln ne demand aud The initial
H.. w. gradually wiped cut Al tn. advance
n. s-aai.;les Voc thrown On ,te r8srl-ct a..
western interests. dalnuer.uy tBe h.lusb
Later tie na .l.et 'raurove5 ana .l,ssg
s-,,, -o'si receipts were q GAYS with "A ,.-s
81 ''a'ea fo- tomorrow.
Va. market opened firm. and arrt -rad,s
a s,,.,, '''he lf'le Improvement business ,yss -,
ban -. ''' winch indlred some se.ilpiuu l,y
t'-s A. We" io frsctioIsl profit The de-
nafk.f 49, ''n-'h''0 sentiment IN the corn
ss-.. "-' Nicre Was q n-rning ilf I.t.. -,
49, We're O. cars. with ~ 49, .-.,-...-
t-iss,r ANY corn opened - AZ o.. 20 .ga.c -,.,.t
Cars go 's'"s ranging between s3s.c end ga
sysr.,. l, '' hoic tho frm tone rrerafli,,,, 81. 81.
rassf - f"od long lines were sofa a., 49,.
Tier On, h''aHs' - better idiuc.4,.-,. a.
tlpp.s market Smaller holders 800, -
fse so.- ~'' followed flr exaIpule -.
i'os,r,s n, Ne'ss ~ t1@ market carscn,. Tor8l
a,rFas So. with ~ cars estimated ,or 50
lss-tes 10 ~ .'' sold from ga on - s.iz ana
" ~ 10 @sc May sold from -ts . .,
!~o,i. 20 a. and reacted Ia 2.s-.'.. "P
ossnand were strong with Janusr,, ,,r,.s..-.-,
fsEe oo,... investors OUTSIDE ana 49, = -
.s1uagy r,,.9. t'elT sales IN tho Novsn,b.- -,
. q 81 January pork sod iron, =, s sl,
on =, :, n 81 or January Lara So, 80 -
sz1asr,. 20 s. %. reacted 20 s. "a. "a, -
.s,sf 10 5, ., ribs sold from s. oef -, e,
''s hssd sns -s ~ m s. Hsg --r-,-s -.
'''.'s az tie sares ao.e 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
CENTRAL ORDERS NEW EQUIPMENT,
To Have Freight and Passenger Cars and
Engines Valued at S25,OO0,O0O.

The management OF the New York Central lines.
II Is said Eooa authority. Will place orders
for new equipment 20 cover the requirements 81 the
year 1901 which Will cost ga Tie aggregate nearly
g. 60. $50 These ORDER expected C. include
20u1v freight cars costing 500 each: 50 passenger
cars at $50 each. and so locomotives. 81 4.0O
each. making a total Of S14.1O0O0 The system last
year placed a large order for equipment the NUM-
her or freight purchased being $3.50 II was
thought That on account OF that heavy order the
requirements Of 1871 would probably not he az
heavy as apparently they now round 10 he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Bowling. of the Supreme Court. yesterday
appointed Alois J. Keogh receiver for the Consoli-
dated Coal Company. n corporation organized under
the laws Of the State Of Washington in suit
brought BY William Brandkamp. n Judgment cred
ltor, for S66l. The receiver is required give a
nond or N.5o- The company has deposit with
The National Bank Of Commerce in this City $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

~. Y. ~. Fl. a HARTFORD p. n.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station
aga ST and 4th Ave as follows for
BOSTON. Via New London q Prov.-f4s.Oo
!.I1Io ., . .I,SSa ,,s.6 NJ .:5s:SsSs
.fi2:Oo P 81: via wilimsntIc-tfs:O on
4. N. 800. t2;99 p %; Vic. via sp'd.ts;is
PORTLAND a. BAR HARBOR-t-s:i6 p n.
WHIT MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANs and
QUEBEC tqlls:s0 A. NJ. te:0O =. 81
woRcEsTER and FircHBURd. via PUT
LtKEyILLEs, !, a%a NORFOLK = t's;os
Ct. harrington stockoridEe. Tenor. pitts-
neId-ts:4. 1902 A N. ST "a. 1881 Pm.
II :ket Offices at eGrand Central statioa
and ei25th 81. also at e2*o 1900. elSSA
b why. c25 Union Square. cls2 Fifth Ave.
Gs.5 Columbus Ave. ees9 Madison Ave.
Brooklyn. "a Court ST.. s7s Nostrand Ave.
800 B'way
.DaiIy tExcert Sundays. SATURDAYS
on-v. fstops at 1c3th ST xstops az i25th
&. Sundays onl.. sPariGr Car Limited.
liza dining car. ePaEior and sleeping Car
tickets also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
RAMSEY ENTERS PITTSBURG.
Gets Charter for Proposed Road on Route
Surveyed for the Wabash
fBr releg-art ~ T6e Trlbuu-.

Pittsburg Sept. l4-Joseph Ramsey. jr. has
obtained an entrance into Pittsburg with his
proposed line from New York 10 Pittsburg. A.
n. Neeper. attorney for Ramsey. obtained q
charter - Tia Tisburg to-day for the Pr spura
E Fair Haven Ra ilroad Tho line 'as -,-zi.al--
e'"r-ef ei fH~ fh- Wabash nut .-ss abandoned
"rcu q $50. H. q ar I.fE l-,0c uetRe-a
the WABASH and Vanderbilt sgsteU.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
BIG RICE CROP IN JAPAN.

Japan officially estimates the rice crop OF this
year At 5o3s0OOo koku One koku equals five bushels
Rice holds first place among the agricultural prod
uCts OF Japan This estimate is l2200OO0 kOIy more
lnam last wars crop ana l5l0nn above the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
FOR : NEU' SCHOOL SITES
Board of Estimate Approrcs Re
ports of appraiser.

The Board Of Estimate vesterda,- .r,.o., -
ports OF the appraiser OF real estate of ~ r,,
Department recommending the acquisition OF seven
school sites They are AZ Marcy avenue Rodney,
and Keap streets. adjoining the Eastern D,strtc,
High school. Brooklyn at South 80 and Kean
streets. Brooklyn; Covert street b4tvaep crao,,a
avenue and Bleecker street. Queens: Van Alst ave-
nue. ana Vel Flace. Astoria: Broadway and Eliza
beth street, Richmond: Canarsie Road ana Fa.,
sst street. Brooklyn. and Tarsee and Gordon
streets. between Elm and Pine streets Rfch-nond
The board also passed resolution appropriatine
S9""" 1or site Tor the new central supply de-
postory or The Department Of Education A re-
quest was received for $4,000 for a new building
for the training department Of the Normal College
Commissioner Mann explained that the building
they had was UNIT and almost useless The reguest
was referred 10 committee composed OF the
Mayor. the Controller and the President OF the
Board OF Aldermen
Reports received by the city superintendent OF
schools show that the number OF pupils registered
al all the schools the opening day was 6oa as an
increase OF eo-269 over last year. The number OF
paI1-time pupils is 625. an increase Of sSSs over
last year This number will be decreased before
the end OF the year by the opening OF several build
ings now nearing completion.
The reports have been ,abuIated as follows:
Resistsr September TO- Manhattan .7s 32p: The
BrenN % ols: Brooklyn 2l9 C90 queens A. slS Rica-
The Bronx $3.50 Brooklyn. i@,si. queens zis0 Rich
atiendanoe. serteubo- 10 1905 Manhattan. ga I5a
he BronS 4s"79 Bro'kyn ls6.Tl6: Queens. sc. $40:
Increase over serteuhsr H. Iao5-Msnhat,an - 2as.
re Bronx e@-i. brooklyn. lo456. queens 5l9s Rich
Pan r, line pupils Ssrer 70 1900 Manhattan l2oo4
INC BTorA l-" Brooklyn. $3.50. Queens. sos. Rich
Increase over serte,nte- H. -Manbatan 80 1872
n. Bronx 1o2S. Brooklyn. i4S9i. queens. aSia
'Deorease.
Rssis'er ss2'ie 10 1906 ea77s: increase over Sep
Atendaute SeTtcnrer 10 1905 ss go: increase over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
STEAMER MARY PM1Ell
RmSTM m ANp FoINTs !,

B Cd 8 U @ N SER SER f ENGISx 3
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN
River. I've. Pier 10. y. r. f. Warren ST..
week days and Sundays. $50 p NJ Strs-
Priscilla and Puritan Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos-
ton and East. Leave Pier IS. y. r., foot
Murray st. week days only, SEQ p NJ.
Steamers Providence new and Pilgrim
Orchestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket I've
Pier 40. y. r, t. Clarkson ST. week days
only. at 300. IT. East I'D 81. $50 r. NJ
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave
Pier 40. y. r. Il. GARRISON ST. week days
Chester ". Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE Tor New Haven,
Hartford and North. I've Pier 20. p r.
week Gays onlv PAS 2 NJ. Il. Z. ed St.
sP NJ Str Richard Peck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

INFRINGEMENT and subscriptions for
Ths Tribune received az their Uptown
Once. No 1854 Broadway. between 8sth
and S1th cts. until o clock z m Adv---
tis,nisnfs received az Tire following branch
oeices AZ regular once rates until 6 O. clocls
z IT. VIZ 80 sfh ave, cor 23d -
fs3 9Th ave. cor 18th - ~ East lar - .
.55 Ven. AID 81. between - and SIR AYES .
afs vest i25th - 1855 81 ave between
.G.a I'D T1tn SIS fu2G 81 ave near fis-
o. i.Ns Let ave. near s3th - l5T EaAA
l1sgh ST. TO yrsmon, ave go .. ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
) Foot Liberty ST. v p

STATIONS Foot Foot 5 5ss St. y r
Time shown below is from Liberty So
West 2Sd St leaves 10 minutes earlier. ex-
cept as noted by designating marks
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
AND MAUCH CHUNKS 90 as Ess-
Esston onIyJ P. NJ sun. "a 30 A. NJ !.
LOO. 800 and 500 T NJ
WILk ESBARRE AND SCRANToN-e.I 10
A. NJ. 20. 500 P. NJ. SUNDAYS. ~ 30
A. NJ, 800 P. II.
I-t HSEES .xn LASERg TONS 3 e
hurst only. "a 90 sunday 100 20 A NJ
q 40. Lakewood and Lakehurst).
ATLANTIC CITY--s.4 40 A. Nj. x1.oo. k3. 40
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT-zs-OO. 30.
dlS9 4 NJ NJ s sxi 20 3, xi 20 80 SIS
ocean Grove, . Is A. NJ. 400. $50 P. II.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sEABRIGHT,
BRNM2fTa RE q 81 90 EA ii 50 koMo
30. 43O. 3 30, $50 p. NJ. Sundays. %
A, 81. 400 P. ".
HIGHLkNDs. sEkBRiGHT. long
BRANCH. AsRCRY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE SPRING LAKE. POINT PLEAS
ANT H. II a. g. 900 R. as IS 20 81 i Ions
800 800 ,oss " Pc, 10 s !, c 4 \
P. NJ to E Long Branch only p. NJ
Sundays 10 A. NJ. /. 30. $40 P NJ
READING HARRISBURG. POT~TSVIILE
AND WILLIAMSPORT = IA 90 "a 80
$500. o 10. 1000 100 A NJ. R-adins
only). D 100 100. t2.Oo P. NJ. Reading
Pottsyille. Harrisburs only. 400. 500
TO r N. "a 80. MOO. ms 90. 80 %
ms1O.Oo. 't1.00 A. NJ. m'120o. mi 90
900. .3-co. 400. m.5oo m-s.Oo. ZOO
IS 100, 300 p10 80 p. NJ. t'f2 rs mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500 m"1O 90 ms12OO. m.2OO. mt"4.oo
ms 90. 200. js12 10.
'Dailv. tDaily. except SUNDAY. psun-
DAYS tParlor cars only Via Tsmaqua-
| aEScept Saturdays. mDininE Car. xSatur-
DAYS only zFrom Liberty -. only
From Twenty-third Str-.t-b5 20 p. NJ,
cs5O P. NJ. e122O ?. NJ. g43O p. II
tii5O F Nj. h3 % P. NJ. vs. P NJ, IA 20
Oficss; Liberty St. West 23d 81. Astor
House 245. asa. 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1s2
9Th Az. 2S1 5th Az. % Union sQusr.
Columbus Az. New York; Court St. SsS.
a44 Fulton St. 40 Nostrand Av., Brook
lyn 800 Broadway. Williamsburg New
York Transfer co. calls for ard check.
baggage 70 destination.
" O. BESLER. W. 9. HOPE,
Vice Pres & Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

First Slowing Of OR
Famous Trimmed Hats az 500
Felt, velvet. fancy braidS and
silk-newest fanCieS-high or
low crowns. large and small.
Large COque feathers are much
in evidence; also beautiful
birds breasts. wings and auilIs.
Other trimmings include masses
Of maline. velvet. six, ribbon
and buckles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
IaCkawanna Railroad.

- n. roOt s&relas. CnristOpEsr. Nest Ia
,soo A M.-For BipsAamton ana ElnIrA
go 90 A. n,-For Buffalo. Cnlesso and a.
Louis.
40 An % M-Pocono Mountain Special
81 40 y S-ror Buffalo and Chicago
tsOo p M.-For scranton and PtyTOuth
,.s rs p N.-F0r Buffalo and Chicago.
20 az r. M.-For B1nAlo. Syracuse. Utica
.2uJ a. A--Fos ChiCaSo-slespsrs opss
ESQ r. 81
Tickets 81 is9 s2a ils3. 1874 Brosrpsy
X Y; $40 Fulton 81. Brooklyn. sDAi,y
49,. ri 81 IL so p. N sleeve. csns.
so.ner ST. q IN n week days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
LOST.

LOST -nankbook No T4s SO Bank Tor
Savings ESQ 4th ave NeN YORK. Pay
unent stopped Please return book 20 oAE--
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RAILROADS.
PIEMMSVIL VAMIA!
X ALL X DAD

CITATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third street
ana Desbrosses and Cortlsndt streets.
- The leaving time from DszbrOsses and
Cortlandt streets il fiys minutes later than
That given below for Twenty-third Street
Citation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

LOST. - Passhoch 40. 80 49, Issued b. -he
T-ian square =nv!ars Baun. former 3 -te
'TF-Ittl.a f0T The Savings -f Merchants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

11Tu Il, n rAr-. vas RE>SsEIAE 81 Elegantly
: flrl.s1~I lpaTiultA p 80 - ~ ~a4.s
ems meas tUo. s.: ssslS. enc sAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

INTERPRETED Specials n
Mems and WOmen'S Hose
WOmeu'S BIsCk Iisle-coId silk Al
ernb insteps-value SO. ...--.... ~
Mems Black cotton Ernbd IN colorz
als' stripes and pin dots "a
double heels and tOes-valu- IS. .SS
Fine White R6tiSte Waists
Full fronts Of hand emily On
choice designs or Val lace
fnsertinEs with hemstitch finish , M
throughout 81 % value. ........- SIC
Washable Waist Dept.
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WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH
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sd:5S 30. .-S:26 .cOngressiCR al Limit
l2:lO night. sunday. SIS. '9:25. JOBS a;
IAmited.D 'S:25. "4:25. ass. '5:o5. s;2o
SOS IHEFtN RAIL.WAY.-'3:2o. 40 p M
AI,IANTIc : COAST o1iSf IINE.--S:25 a. m and
sE;AsBoARD AIR LNR-l2:25 7. m. and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY..
80: 20 a. m week days: 'lOc9 a M ana
FOR OLD PoINr COMFORT and NOR
fCI-h;L 20 a. NJ week days ana 90"
ATLANTIC CTrY.-s:m a. N. and a:55 p
CAPE: MAY.-1:55 D. m. week days.
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK ocean
saG Point 0T FIsas aa9uTs s5 ar io55 uaaAf
Branch 1:25 Saturdays only. 2,25 200
6:55 p. m. week l'6 DAYS h'' sundays s:25.
80, 'O Foa F y Ana t59o Fl =,
.t1O:65. .1O:55. I'll IS a m. 1929. .l2:5a
l55. 'i;51, 2;lo 2:55. .3:25. 80; 80
psa on 45' So 4'S .s fS5 S S,ss Rs3 ss
SIS. 9:26 M.55 for North Philadelphia
only ? m. l2:1O night week days sun
DAYS. 600. -I:5J. S'25, - .25. 9:55. = 10 ~.
.l0:55 a m. 1925 'l2:55. -il;55 '1:55,
.3:25. 3:55 '4;25 ('i4.55 for North Phil
adelphia onlyl. ass. SIS. IS q 80.
s:25. S.56 OBS Ca:55 for North Philadel-
phia only p. m, 1910 night.
"DiuinE Car.
Ticket Offices Nos 4ei 1884 and 40 Broad
way. lS2 Fifth Avenue below 2Sd ST.:
263 Fifth Avenle corner 18th ST.. and
stations named above. Brock lyn, Court
Street. 336 Fulton Street. 479 NostTand
NHmENsN N
Annex Station. The New York Transfer
Company viii call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 10
destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea sor Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
" ". ATTERBCRY. T. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Mgr
GEO ". BOYD.
General PassenEer Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
To-day Another Great Lot of
Those Splendid Boys Knee Pants
S0 -, TX - worth

Made of Taiors' fine cloth remnants-thas the reason
fonespuns tweeds cassmeres chevotS cor,uroys-navy
Dlue gray and brown mixtureS-strOng seams-strOng
pockets-strong patent waist hands, years
regular dollar kind ..........
knekerbockers. Boomers and regular style
worth S1OO and ST. Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

Boys' Schocl Caps
BOYS Colts. Etous. Yachts and TamS-
Serge. cloth. CheviOt and WOrsreds-
satin lined great assert OE =. An
ment. worth 80 70 rs. 10 & ~
scyS Negligee Shirts
I Fancy and plain white-nercsle ara
madras or = detached collars
attached OF detached cufs-i2 70 10 neck.
75-esnt qualities. ................ 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
'Decreasc


Register seatorier 1906 SHAFTS: increase over Sci
remter n. 1903. -
Attendance Serfe-nfar 1905. gfG increase ov
SeDtenlbcr H. 1905 a 400
Part pupils. 10 1a1G. - 6.5.
over September n. 1905. 92s6
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-30

The neck needs as much care and
attention TO keep IL In good condition
ss the face. You cannot expect to
make 10 white. remove the lines. and
I'LL out the hollows in a few days.
when you have neglected II all win
ter. II should be massaged regularly
at least once a day before retiring
with a good massage cream, and
rubbed up with a rotary motion. The
muscles st the side OF the neck may
be developed by turning the head on
the axis of the spine slowly from
right to left and back again. Spong-
Ing in cold water Will aid in keeping
the neck firm.