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New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
THE IRON AND METAL TRADES.

Cleveland. Oct s.-''The Iron Trade Review" to-
morrow VIII say:
az market throughout shows greater strength,
Genes mere Is more positive evidence OF the conf
finHa ~ manufacturers that prosperity viii con-
polIS, lor many months. The newly announced
ciscos. of the United States Steel Corporation 10
snd - -tee making long term contracts for biets
he A. - aurogate present contracts, as soon as can
gvs indicates belief that II VIII need IN its
eDos Hliis az OF the crude steel that IL can pro-
,Te ugh IN New York, Cleveland and other cen
du-i,SSa Saits OF pig iron were more numerous than
hste ne preceding week. not many large sales
oeei made The scarcity OF all grades for this
si,--ssS delivery has been emphasized. and II Is
iesr .Saht That some OF the largest meters have
hlVb OSiinpelieo 20 come into the market ana pay
.nr - 1Llleo States Steel Corporation plans build
~, 80 or four new blast furnaces in the Pitts
,-.sli4et The place is not decided upon. but
ri,ss and Donora nre favorably considered
four ~ pofancn also expects 10 build from twenty
the d. lAlity additional open hearth furnaces in
iIsrss ltlsolrg and Cleveland districts for when
foar sIs complete. A. Gary IL is pushing work on
,essl furnaces and tWcnty-eight open hearth
C;ree, a.so on building the town.
srecifc .14.t4flty continues IN the mills. Actual
rated rs.t7 ~ the Illinois steel Company sgs.e-
fpr beeSisSv tons. wfie unified contracts provide
ms 81 tonnage than ever BEFORE found the
&c deirsntt 1t year IN Tie goohs ot the company.
sone .o .of plates cOntifH.es strofC. or3ars IN
4SE cars extending - Dctoher. LIS.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
IN CONTROL OF NEW YORK INTERESTS.

DoFer' X. H. Oct 8.-It developed to-day tnst
10 purchase OF the Dover Electric Light and
o"er company by the Twin State Gas enI
-eo'i1o Company, which was recorded here yester-
s, was step IN the extension into New England
S~r'toEy OF the interests OF the National Light.
-eN and Power Company, Of New York. which
e@oy controls many plants IN other parts Of
w e country. The Dover company. IL is learned. 4.
s oi several which either have been acquired or
sOon VIII be taken over by a Hartford corporation,
FesSIIazed TO hold tho National company's New
s,rss.s companies include the Electric Light and
NSt.e railway power plants at Dover, the electric
Per,s- plants az Hinsdale, y. H, Berwick North
,ls.~.eE, South Berwick and Lebanon. Me. and the
bore, VI " ~ o4e0N 4i"~u Si1-itS at Diatie-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

the Sheriff yesterday received an attachment
Hom Rensselaer, County for $3.50 against property
q william ". Ford OF Jacksonville, Fla, IN favor
o. Tie Martin Payne sulby Company, OF Troy. "
J. Deputy Sheriff Cruise served a copy OF the at
uch'nent on a representative OF Max c. Anderson
AZ III. Hippodrorne
ne Sheriff also received an attachment for
sso0 against property OF the Aershon Company a
SeW w Jersey corporation, publishers. at No. l5e
i1n avenue. in favor of Stephen A Powell.
judgment by default for s1356s was fled yester.
sSg sSg against the Central Felt and Paper Company
- lsFor of W. Edward Leigh. on four notes made
" Tie corporation during 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
QUESTION OF CURRENCY REFORM.

circular letter has been sent 70 bankers bv
A'Feo Il Curtis, president OF the National Bank
{! North America, on the question Of currency re-
'ofm ana the necessity OF devising plan that will
meet the approval OF the banking community and
nasIy q Congress. Mr. Curtis suggests a plan for
consideration among others He favors in tin
!lisl place. commission further the revision OF
We W National Bank act and suggests further that
..--oAA 1ark notes be made @ part OF the legal
IesrIFe OF national banks and that the governuent
~ s'sips rom revenues and customs be redeposited
- ne national banks on the same day received
ne government being paid interest at the rate OF
Der cent per annuIn.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
STORAGE NOTICES.
EAEIER STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
Office. 800 West Bath Street

EAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
ONCE. 800 West Bath Street.
To Flora Abel. Camilla Anderson. de-
reased: Lizzie Blake. Charles Z. Bryan. de-
ceased; Peter Bryant. Richard Burns. Iizzie
CGrr, John Carter. Gertrude I. Danks. An
nette Davis. Beatrice De We're. Annie Ed
wards. Lulu ESpey. Edgar F'oOrman. e.
Raymond Gould, Sarah Hager Edward n.
Hartigan. Mary Holden. Charles s Hosicr
or Mrs. NJ. q. Schwarz or NJ. LachHan.
Louis A lmhaus. II. lie Roy Jones, Marion
Johnson. James Reeves. a. W Ketchs m,
Della Naher, John Mathers. Herman No
vember. Maggie O'Neil. Annie Ostendorff.
Eta Riley. Roversi Hotel or Felix Muse
roochi. Camille Samson. Lena schiermeyeI
Sommsr Anna Stoddard Rinie sullivan.
M0ron Tnderhill Nine NJ Valeska ] b
Walsh. Leo u. Wharton. Augustus Widding-
ton. Stella coTrtwriFht. Mrs, \. A. Ball.
y. s Hoskius. Kollsr Bros. George r.
Phillips. ]. Saul. George HUntinger r.
Bortz. Miss Ke,lney. Anna Smith. ". J.
Neary. VIII J. Bangs. deceased: Toe Pc. -.
Theofle. Antonio Ballantine. John F Mail
lie. Joe Path. r b. Stout. y Y Portra Il
Co, Nivison WersKopp Co, Edward BOyn-
ton. g.. S; Bassett, Kenny Bros. Theo.
Sedswick. Louis II. BuIsch. Pianoist Piano
Co. Pulisfer & Larson Co. !. Moral West
End Factory. E II. Watsons. Robert F.
White. Charles stopon. Grenner s sabbntt.
A Hemk. Monroe Bros. A r Gero,r.
Croc*cr Chair Co. J. p. Hartman. Nichol-
son & Galloway. Fl. r Schlcy. D. Cohen.
Abe Smith /. = Highbee. Gussie Hart de
ceased: Sam Rothstein, ". a Choate Co
Mrs. Cushln: You and each OF you are
hereby notified that. the time for the paw
ment Of this Company's lien uPnn the PROV
erty hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had been given you.
we will cause such property 70 Wit house
hold goods personal effects and merchan-
disc, stored by you Cr IN your name in the
Haeger Storage Warehouse 60. warehouses.
10 be sold at public auction, according 10
the statute IN such case made and provided
az our warehouses. No. 2fO West 18Th St
New York city. ol Monday. Oct % 1906 az
1919 4. m. and II the sale thereof is not
completed on said date the same viii be
continued st the same p ace on each and
every Monday thereafter. beginning at O:3O
a m until the sale Is c7mpleted
HAFSGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
ANNIE c. HAEGER. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
susouEHANNA STEEL COMPANY.

The reorganization committee of the Susquehanna
Iron and Steel Company, which was placed in the
hands Of receivers in December 1903 has announced
It's plan il is purposed 10 form q new corporation
10 be called the susquehanna Iron Products Com
pary and 70 have 100000 common stock and
$4,000 per cent cumulative preferred stock. The
preferred stock Will be offered for subscription at
pa, with one share OF the common given as a
bonus With each two shares of preferred. There
VII be retained IN the treasury S125000 common
share for share for the capital stock of the old
company
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
PETITIONS I'M BANKRUPTCY.

Schedules OF Williams & Schulman. involuntary
bankrurts. show debts Of s2.7is and OF
Has The principal creditor is Martin s. Cohen &.
Co. No A. Mercer street. ssiS. The assets consist
q, s;ocs 500; fixtures $3.50: accounts. 1855. Tho
CLAIM, &c made that the alleged bankruDts made a
general assignment for the benefit OF the!r credit
IS ,vitb nc consent OF the latter. June IS and
-. rhe trustee or The latter has possession the
assefS
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
Y n. H & HARTFORD D

y. Y. n. II. &; HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central station,
42d ~ and +th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. Via New London & Prov.-+ts:OO
tt1O:oo. .xiI1o:o2 A. NJ. ft.1;o6.
.Hla:Oo p. II: Via wilimsntlc- iSei :oi
A. NJ. 1900 p. NJ: via Spfd-+9:I4
A. NJ fiIl2:OO. .4:OO '1I:OO p NJ.
PORTLAND & BAR HARBOR-1gs:15 +. NJ.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS anl
OJ'EREC. +'i 40 A NJ.
WORCESTER and FITCHBURG. VIA PUT
LAK2ESvu.LE ard NORFOLK - t!s:o-
A NJ. 1881 T. 81
CT Darlington Stockhridge. Lenox Pitts
fleld-+4 54 5000 i. M. - 1871 F. 81.
ticket Offices at cGrand Central Station
and c125th ST. also at Gas. 1900. c1S54
B'way. cos Union square, cls2 Fifth Ave.
c.43 Columbus Ave. ct49 Madison Ave.
Brooklyn. ca Court St. 479 Nostrand Ave.
800 R'Vay.
sDaily. Except Sundays. saturdays
only SStops at 125th 81. xStops at 125th
81 sundays only tParlor Car Limited.
HAS dining car cParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
LOOKING FOR JUSTICE FITZGERALD
Jail Awaits Him for Alleged Neglect of
Tailor's Bill

Despite Justice Jaycox's order for his irnprisoa-
rnent Justice Thomas W. Fitzgerald was nor n
prisoner in the Kings County Jail yesterday
Neither the Justice appear at the Court OF Spe
cial Sessions where he is supposed to be sitting
The Sheriff is looking for Justice Fitzgerald and
he will he tailed until he satisfies the Judgment for
SOS Y which tailoring Arm in Manhattan sGcured
In
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

OWING 10 partnership dissolution. a clean
cut Office business that Is paying sl5 O0O
to so. 900 a year profit can he purchased :
entire soliciting force. contract for terri
exceptional chance FOR a young Inar 20 en-
to- business with easy hours and assured
income: interviews by appointment only.
Address s r.. Tribune Uptown Office 1864
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,

STATIONS Foot Liberty St. N. r.
lwex 23d 81. n. r.
wasi lime 81 shown below IL from Liberty St.
sept as noted by designating marks.
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
fen5. 80 nOGH G GHqSSs.SO IsS 20 500 Is s Eas
EastOn onIy5 p NJ. sun .4's0 30 A. n II
wiIG wiio9. =! so SO and and 800 P. ..
A a.. l2o. 500 P. II. sundays. z430
LAKEW WOOD. LAKEHURsT, TOMS
HiEEH a mp q oBsAHNEGAT,z.oo 90; $50
40. Lakewood and LakehurstC.
ATPIASTic CiTY-'s+o A. NJ. x1-oo. ks.4o
LONG BRANCH. AsBuRY PARK. OCEAN
GR.OVE. PoINT PLEAsANT--z4:Oo $50
eS.lo. $50. $50 jI2.J1 sundays. except
ATLANTIC HIGHIAND5. sEABRIGHT.
RsMGTa saaa asSa 80 5AfI Il 30 I. koNa M
1.3o, 40. $50 $50 P. NJ Sundays. o. 90
g. M 4; NJ 4,@o 100 P No., NJ 80,
HIGHLANDs. sEABRIGHr. = Lo eSt \ 8 8
Grove; sPRISs LAKE. + f6INr s. ii PGE1se Stsa
4 ~. T. 80 & 900. "a AS s. as rs e. Z. LoHg Long,
Branch only) P. n. Sundays. 9.25 A. NJ.
Loo 5ts ? n; Pier TO- y. r. Cedar
P. NJ. to e Long Branch only p. NJ.
Sundays. 10 A. NJ. 80. $40 P. NJ
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSvILLE
AND A I'D y ,WIa.LIAMsPoRT --Iz4-Oo, q go.
enly). p. 100: IN 20. t2.oo p II. Reading.
Pottsvtlle. Harrisburg only. f4.0O. 800.
40 p. NJ, szASo, m7.0O ms.O0. 300.
m'10.o0. '1i.o0 A. NJ, m'12. 90. m1.0o
.2.Oo. 900. 400, m'5.0O, m.6.Oo, 81. 90.
ts.00 900. p1O 80 P. NJ. i'l2 Is mdt.
PHILADELPHIA
'ztso; m7.oo. ms. 90, 20 90, MILO 90 '1l 90.
m.S.oe. 20. $500 800. p1o.so P. N.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500. m1ooo, m.12,O 90. m'2.oo. mt'4. 90.
me- 90 200. 3s12i5
'DailV. tDaily. except Sunday. pSun-
days. tParlor cars only. via TsmaQua.
aExcept Saturdays. mDining Car. ISaiur-
days only. zFrom Liberty St. only.
From Twenty-tfrrd Street-b5. 20 p. NJ,
eI22 20 P. NJ. 80 p. NJ. t11.oo p. M.
Ofic.s: Liberty ST.. West 2sd ST.. g Aston
House. 245, 4S4. 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1s2
9th Av-. PSI 9Th Av.. 25 Union Square
West, 27ss 80 Av. 1oo West 125th St, PAS
Columbus Av.. New York; Court ST.. 343.
344 Fulton 81, 479 Nostrand Av Brook
lyn; 800 Broadway. Williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage TO destination.
w G. BESLER. W. c. HOPE,
Vice-Pres & Gen. Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
MOTHER OF NINETEEN CHILDREN DEAD

Mrs NJ. Shaplof. who was the mother OF nineteen
children. died at her home in Tuczahoe yesterday.
She was forty-four years old Ten of her children
living. she was married in Austria twenty-five
ago and came 10 this country Ave
later with her husband. The oldest the children
is julius Shapof. twenty-four years OF age, who
lives YOnkers. The eighteenth child who is four
years old, was baptized Theodore Roosevelt Shar-
lof. The third birthday OF the youngest, Arthur
occurred yesterday. Her husband, who is about
forty-foUr years old. survives her There are three
living
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

In the West Side court yesterday open charges
of graft made against Detective John H.
Butler OF the West 37th street police station by
Edward Greenthal, lawyer. The magistrate or
dered that the stenographic notes in the case be
sent TO the Police Commissioner, and ne ordered
forfeited the bail bonds of three women VINO had
been arrested by Butler Tuesday night and
around whom the case centred.
Herbert Partridge. a bookkeeper for n Wall
Street auditing house. shot yesterday morn
ing by Charles Johns in the home OF the forr,er
81 No 81 Bradhurst avenue 1t was said that the
,,Iarrel in which Partridge objected TO the ottan
ZION paid 10 a Mrs. Smith by Johns According m
the woman Partridge was under the influence n,
liquor when he got home late Tuesday night ne
Immediately quarrelled with Johns and ettacleG
him with carving knife Partridge was reToVed
10 the Washington Heights Hospital where n wns
said late last night that he may recover.
Samuel Aitzer, a student OF Columbia Univer-
sity living at No. 26 Rivngton street arrested
for disorderly conduct in trying to beat his f,ra
on .he subway. honorably discharged In The
Tombs court yesterday.
The ..treet cleaning squad" which made the rata
on an alleged poolroom at 1i0th street and Third
avenue on Tuesday, was severely censured bv
Magistrate Crane In the West Chester cour. ves
terdav IN was not because fits members m ads re-.
raid that he rebuked them. but because 10 use
his own words there Is agreement betwsan
You fellows / have seen bills passed between
court w!-b no evidence, and the magistrate has got
10 discharge them" Peter Smith. OF No l3s Iii,
coin avenue and George r. Riley. OF No sB IVES,
ist street were both held S4.-O-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
BANK OF FRANCE MAY RAISE RATE

fars Oct sit was rumored the Bourse to-
cay that the Bank OF France lost Sc 200 900 in gold
curing the week and that IL might raise its dis
count rate tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
SILVER PURCHASE FOR MINT.

washington, Oct. 3-The Director OF the Mint
purchased to-day 100000 ounces Of silver az SO 2l
e,s eseh,s fine ounce. delivered at the Denver CColO
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
kAukOAp3.
"America's Greatest Railroad"
NEW YORK (ISMTRA-a
a huoSoN RIVER Fan anAn

q HUOSoN RIVER RAILRoAo
Through trans depart from Grand Cen
,ral Station. 42d street. New York. as be-
so s.o sni sss s.'fYa iiso 4: p M s0 .,os
at l2Jth street to receive passengers tea
minutes after leaving 42d street.
'9:5S 95S 4, MM-iMIPSISHT rs EXPRESS ,o,r
$50 A. M.-fEMPIRE STATE EN-
PRESS. Most famous train in
s;45 A. Mast MAII-2. hours to
,o Chicago.
1920 A. M.-sDAY EXPRESS.
l;O2 p. M.-.THE SECOND EMPIRE
d@ M.-sCHICAGO SPECIAL.
z'o4 p. A.-.SOUTHwESTER LIN
s.aop NJ ITED; TED, AL al pullman Cars.
,.,o, ITED-ls hours TO Chicago.
s:4o 2. M.-tALBANY & TROY FLYER
10 M-.THE WOLVERINE.
$50 p. M--.LAKE SHORE LIMITED
2sH hour train to Chicago.
All Pullman ears
o:So 2. M.-'CLEVEI.AND. CINCINNATI
AND ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
All Pullman cars.
goo p M-sWESTERN EXPRESS.
7:3o P. Ma Di RON r a 9 AND
500 P. M.-'BUFFALO, MA C A r A
FALLS. CLEVELAND AND
TORONTO SPECIAL.
$40 p. M.-.WESTERN NEW YORK
EXP.
e;30 p. M-sPACIFIC EXPRESS.
II go T. M.-'CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS EXP.
day
HARLEM DIVISION
s:c5 A. 81. and 3:35 r. NJ daily excep.
Sunday. e:37 A NJ
Pullman cars on all through trains
Ticket offices at 149. 245. 41J and 1916
broadway: 25 Union Square w 2T5 Co
lunhus ave. III West 125th St. Grand
Central and 125th St stations New York
8Ss and 726 Fulton 81. and 100 Broadway,
Brooklyn.
Telephone 800 ssth Street" for Cab
service Baggage checked from hctel or
residence by westcott Express.
A II. SMITH C. f. DAILY
Nice-Pres & Gen'l Mgr. Pass'r Trafsc Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
New Fall Stocks

New Fall Stocks
Of
XimOnos-RobeS-Wrappera
A most complete stock, devised
to meet requirements of COM
fort. warmth and beauty......
Assortment of fabrics comprises
Silk. Crepe, German Flannel.
Eiderdown. Eider-Flannel and
Flannelette. .... AS usual we
open season with special values
prices being much lower than
prevalent elsewhere for equal
qualities and styles.
SPECIALS IN KrMONOs.-
Twilled Flannelette Kimonos-brald
or scaIlop edge-Persian and
japanese designs-wortn 81. ..-.1 PA
japanese Crepe Kimonos-Orfentai
and floral patterns-wide satin
bands-also plain colors. with self
OF Persian bands-worth 81 40. ~ 90
Jap. Silk Kimonos-plain colors:
also japanese and floral coloringl
self or contrasting bands
worth So.so --.-.--...------4-S SS
SPECIALS IN ROBES;-
Efg'd Blanket Rooes-light
and dark-stitchet satin bands
worth so.eS '.......'''.'.''......-S %
Eiderdown Robes-gray, blue. red
satin bands and frog
Ornamsnts-worth S3eS-0 %
FTannelette Robes-lisnt and DARK
Persian-pleated fronts
satin bands-worth 81. 80. 9..2 05
SPECIAL IN wRAPPERS=
F7anneIette Wrappers. fancy taflorsd-
with and without shoulder rufnes-
worth sl-ze .----.--'..s----.-.--.-- -
Twilled Fianneletts and German
Fiannel-tailor Pleated or trim'd-
20 styie>-worth 81. 2.s9...-.-----.-f- 90
Complete Assortment af
Mems Blanket and Turkish RobsA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. l. 19OS-P4
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS
lPlEMMSVl AMlA
X A i r AD

| lPlEMMSVIlW AM0A
X RAIL l. ROAD.
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-third st.
sna Desorosses and Cortlandt SITS
rAI Ine leaving time from Destrosses ana
ISortiand ,Sa streets il Ave minutes later tnan
mat given below for Twenty-third Street
Station.
FOR THE WEST.
~ % \. 81. PITTSBURGH DAY EXP
'loc5 A. n. THE PENNSYLVANIA I'm
TIED. - Chicago. Cincinnau'
:,-ss P. NJ 81. 81 fouls LIMITED:
'i-oo p. II. CHICAGO. CINCINNAT1 and
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS:
'3oo p. NJ PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
.55P.M. CHICAGO AGO LIMITED.
'S55 p. NJ. WESTERN EXPHESS:
U.25 p. II. ST LOUIS AND ClNCiN-
NATI EXPRESS.
1.55 p. NJ. PACIFIC EXPRESS
's2o p. NJ. CLEVELAND AND ClNClEN-
NATI EXPRESS.
'0oS p. NJ PITTSBURGH SPECIAL,
,WAsMINaToN AND THE souTHd, 4, %
ited'9. .s.sS .42s a. S. 1855. 9 IS p; m.
i2lo night & Sunday y, s2' 'cnS2e.sionai sSa
L,mit.d'D, .s.25 .425. .451. '5,5o. s.25
2. m. u 10 night
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-'3.2a. '4.Zo D. m''
ATLANTIC COAST IINE--'s-25 a. m and
sE5s6ARD AIR Air LINE-122s p m and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RArLwAY.-.7@
a. m. Weekdays 'lo.eo a. m ana 40
FOB OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR, ;,
FoLk;E.I.25 a. m weekdays and 500
ATLANTIC cITY.-o65 a. m, ard 2-55 p. m.
cses sweesek,days q, avs sundays. 'I:e5 a an, m;
LoS oSe MRss' sRxNH SsRtRs E m SseTsfy PARK ocean
Point Pleasant. s.55 a. m. 1923. 22o'
s.25. 4 25. 455 and 655 D. m. week-days
Sundays. s. 25. Is. io.o5 a m- and 40
FOR PHILADELPHIA
o@ FPS: .I@, s25. s.55. S3. $50
:tiss. us o' % 2 ass: s. N, .s2!. : ass, 4;ss
s9Iy' 30 .e2S so5 5ss his o1ix; sSS
s,S; lbs SIS -s2S a:53 .ss.
sss $ ass m i i 2: =. LEE 4 ss- S1rsS phiis a
deiphis only. .4.55' .5.S5. .s25. 7.65.
as. s.55. g. Is Cs55 for North Philadel-
pnis only p m. i2io night.
Ticket otice.. Nos. 4s1. 1854. and 10
Broadway: 1872 Fifth Avenue Cnelov 23d
STD: 26s Fifth Avenue corner 2s:h ST..
Court Street 356 Fulton Street. 47s
Nostrand Avenue. 800 Broadway. and
Pennsylvania Annex Station The New
check baggage from hotels ana residences
through TO destination.
Telephone ''543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
General Manager. Pass'r Tranic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
.Ex. Sunday. tpailv.

Through Daily Trains 20 the West.
Leave New York City. 23d ST. Lib s.
CHICAGO. PTTTSBURG. IL so pm II. IS Mt
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. so am l. 90 nm
PITTSBURG. CLEVE'D. 350 pm 4.00 pm
''PITTSBUR(i LIMITED $50 pm 200 pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV.. 11.5O pm u Is ne
GIN. ST. LOUIS, LOUSY. O. so am 100 am
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOUISN.. $50 pm 800 pm
Ofices: PAS 434 1900 Broadway 8 Astor
House 1O9 Greenwich St 25 Union Square
w S91 Grand ST. " Y: 343 Fulton St.
BROOKLYN: West 2Sd ~. and Liberty ST
After C Y. m. sleeping car reservations
ard full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained ar Bureau Of Information
b & q. r. r.. 23d 81. Terminal. Phone
No Chelsea-3144
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave =; y. barclay. christopher. W. 23d
Sts.
$500 A M-FOr Bingfamton and ElmIra-
90. GO y M-For BuffalO. Chicago and ST.
Louis.
si4O p M-For Buffalo and Chicago
taco 2. M-For Scranton and Plymouth
zs6IS = M-Eor Buffalo and Chicago
.s45 p M-Fo- Buffalo. Syracuse Ithaca
900 A. -Chicaso-Sleepers open g. so
r.
Tickets at Ia9. i2e 11s3. 1434 Broadway.
y Y. $50 Fulton St B'kiyn. 'Dally
+Fxcept SUNDAY ZLeaves Christopher 81
10 y NJ. weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
GREAT FALL SALE
EACH DAY NEW WONDERS!
Remarkable Offering
VIM. A. Rogers Silver Plated Ware
At About Factory Cost

ONLY ONE PATTERN-TFIAT's THE REASON.
Factory surplus closed out extra discount.
That is why such highgrade si1verVvare
at such reductions opening Of Design Is
rlchly engraved and all pieces alike, N
entire set be matched UP.
4 . oa
dozen IS
o orks-I dozen- z
Rerenesr these A
onds-It is
ID for rwedaing
Special display special on Main n
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
Dress Skirts
Evening Gowns
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ATTRACTIVE IN STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICEI
Exquisite Trimmed Hats at 1OOo.ts So 15oo.~ZO.OO
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

oiAIIONS foot OF West Twenty-third St.
and Desbrosses and Cortlandt Sts-
, z The leaving time from Destrosses and
cortland Streets il Ave minutes later than
snat given below for Twenty-third street
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
So CO. WOnen's Extra Size
Corset Covers. IS

Sizes ~ 70 52-fine Nainsooh-deep trim
OF wide irsertings and edge OF German
Val. lace-satin ribbon drawings
Limit-Three.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
WITH THE PLAYS
AND THE PLAYERS

New York, March I7.--Instead OF
the many new novelties that the mana
gers promised a month ago, the pres
ent week saw instead. the reviVa1sofst two
old plays. The market Of new plays
seems to have sluInped and this oe-
curing during the Lenten period
brought about noticeable falling off
in attendance at many OF the theaters.
At the New York Humpty Dufnptys
the Drury lane extravaganza whichwas
originally presented at, the New Am
sterdam was revived There were the
same enchanted glades, fairy forests,
coral strands, and rainbow clad Choir
uses that made up the magnificent
spectacle that was the big hit feFtlast
year The Grigelatic aerial ballet in
troduced new feature which consisted
OF a.dozen white pigeons that futter