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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14

Para 10 axporsAci6n cotixamos de
e3 III a 1922 segda paralisAci6n
Accl0nes
Banco dc Pto. Rico . IS $50.
BAnso Territorial. . s16l k1s.
haneo Populsr.... s10 all.
Buques anunclados
vApor noruego <Thsalhedene. sSs
halla q 10 sarga On Aontevldeo y Bue.
nos Aires para salir con destino ( %.
10 puerto y Cuba en- 10 primsra ounce.
ma del eorrisnte mes.
vapor espafol <Miguel M. PM
lloa,. Sali6 el 3 del corriente do Bar
oelons CON los escalas dc costumbre
para sssa.
vapor americano <Coamos. Sali6
Of 10 del corrients. de New York para
eata.
vapor americana <Carasas,. Sal
dra pars N York 81 81 del:que curia.
vapor americana <Philadelphias.
Proce ients de New York recslara el
22 del actual.
Vapor cabauo <Iulias. E,sarA
squi precedent, de ls Habana y puer
tos intern sdios el II del actual.
vapor frances ferdinand de Les
sep's, q redetor del II del actua TO-
mara pu rto proc dente d. Pto Plat )
Tomaron puerto
VApor americana sMaasapequla
De New York pIertos d. esia isls
Icon carga.
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New Orleans.
Sc hahlst0ron de SGlid0.
vApor aleman oak ,mannias Pc
ra 10 isla Goa transitO
Buques on puerto
TRAvsEIA
xHsratlo L. Bekars descarg and
<Massspequia, desca gando
<San JuanS desca gsndo
OOGTANEROS
sEncarnaci6ns Faisrdo y Vieque
soetras. pend:ente
xGuiller nitos Arroyo y Ponce.
xCoras6n de Marlas pendiente
<AurelisS Vleqnes
<Naria Artaus Vleques
xAna Maris> Humscso y Ngoab
x1orto r so> cargAndo
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
THREAT TO CLOSE PLANT.
Strike at General Electric WOrks
.May Stop TrOlIeys and Lights.

Schenectady. Dee. lO.-Two thousand members OF
the Industrial Workers OF the World stopped work
at the local plant OF the General Electric Company
this afternoon because the company refused TO re-
instate three members Of the union, two Of whom
had been discharged for inef1ciency and trouble
with foreman and one Of whom had resigned but
wanted 10 be re-employed
The unions demand for their reinstatement was
couched in terms which the company styled rank
insubordination" and refused. The manage
ment decided that discipline must be maintained
among It's l50oo employees here but volunteered 10
give the three employment in other depart
nents or 10 give them thirty DAYS pay The men 1fs
were willing accept the terms offered by the
company but the union voted unanimously TO
make the case an issue and TO demand relnstat ate-
ruenr OF the men, The ultimatum was handed IN
this morning and tho management warned tina !
II II vas not accepted in three hours the men would
Quit At the appointed hour the men stopped
work but did not leave the shops.
The company remains firm, and otflcials say theE
will close the plant If necessary 10 maintain dsc-
plipe II is understood that the places OF the strk
ers can he filled and the trouble Will not mean
any serious interruption at the works The men
threaten close the company power pant WHiCi!
would deprive the city pumping station the Local
trolley lines and lighting circuits or power ms
threat has not Yet been carried out and II Is De
leved that the company can I'LL the strikers places
in time prevent II.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
MONEY STILL TIGHT.
Tine Loan Rate High-Stock Rally
on Reports Of Treasury Deposits.

e,r4nceucv continued TO pre-af yesterday in the
market f7r money. the opening quotation for call
money henc - per cent and the rate soon advanc-
ing 70 * per cent. The ruling rate p per cent
and IN The late afternoon. after most OF The days
demands had been satisfied. the rate dropped 10 S
rer cent A. the close per cent was bid and 10
asked Time funds commanded higher rates OF in
re-est t.7r for long time quotations being sGe
psr cent fr- sixty and ninety days, Tags per cent
for four months and 6izd7 per cent for six months
4 good deai Of money was loaned on call for ac-
count 90 lenders IN the interior. Foreign exchange
rates declined 70 a level close TO the gold import
point and reported from London that $3.50 90
gold had been obtained IN the open market there
for shipment this city. although the identity OF
the purchaser could not be ascertained
The stock was depressed during the greater part
n the dag but I'm the middle OF the afternoon
TluC~ spread that the Secretary Of the Treasury
hsd decided 10 deposit s20Oc0.e}o with the banks
here and would make formal announcement OF his
intention ar The close ot the market. This report
which was everywhere heard. but which received
confirmation Up late hour. was followed by
= sharp raiv. in which the majority OF the issues
resaiHed most Of their early losses. The market
closed strong.
Ez-roueressman Jefferson NJ Levy. in a letter
10 seers-4ry Shaw. under date Of December s. said.
desire e add ny voice TO the general demand
United states Treasury. 10y making deposits In the
hanks r-dernlirE- Tinted states hon5s In
opinion nor less than s50Goel0 of the absurdly
.aiEt S.rHIs ~ The Treasury should he deposited
u lIr 9a'-As and these deposits should be drawn
on Z. e.aGlal.F IN receemlng bonds II besides you
Noe.- couple with this an offer to exchange the
- fo- ia- per cent bonds YOU would. OF course
Increase ilr maximum OF currency possible and in
that wc5 -tiIl- further help 10 ease the rnoney
.l-Fkrf
wis ~ tmNesS tpon YOU my conviction that
foe srri-.rgs = felt far from Wall Street For six
ila.'l~ Ha-f.eEe- since the hquake-mOrtgage
none has been yer} tight. even in this city. II
Af'-ssar-- could give YOU instances that have
PASSED under nay own observation. TO confirm this
View. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
II . 4
d per H--r
IRE -HS-NILrT ~ oIr government boarding such
AT enormous surplus. absorbed from business chan
nes ~ q r're ~ phenomenal activity. Is well
appreciated nE sou THsr ! do more than call
FoLr attention ~ re serious ana perncious effects
ot Dr. trust ~0I xiii without further delay. step
in ana remove -tls obstacle 10 the coUntrys pros
VerI--.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
A FRIENDS ADVICE
something Worth Listening To-

= young Aesr. man Was advised by a fIleid
cal Grape Nuts because he was all run down
oIn @ spell Of fever He tells the story;
4-asi spring had an attack OF fever tnat
- ne in very weak condition. had to quit
III bad 30 appetite. was nervous and dis
3 friend advised me 10 eat Grape-Nuts. but
Delo 10 attention 10 him and kept getting
IRE as tTae went by.
~ TOOK many kinds OF medicine but none or
,ie, seemed 20 help me. Ny system was COM
49, run down. my blood got out OF order
~ want of proper food. and several very large
en- broke out on my neck was so weak
Nold .l hardly walk.
a,s S.e day mother ordered some Grape-Nu Nuts
fi. 4Ao M lced me 20 eat some felt better ana
- Asni rested fine As / continued 10 use
so, 4e'q every day. I grew stronger steadliy ana
49, sisNe iega med nay former good heaHn:
n ~ = nor ~ without GraDe-Nuis as oeilete =
-, 'i'e most health giving food IA the World
Re- sifen ,y Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich
~ ihe book THE Roae 20 Weltvili@." in
-il'te -18sl.'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
SOCIALISM IN CITY GOVERNMENT.
Arthur H. Grant Tells Montclair Audience
II Has Proved a Failure

tic methods in city government was the subject Of
an address delivered by Arthur H. Grant editor OF
concerning Municipal Ownership. before the
Unity Club. Of Montclair. here this evening. In
part NJ. Grant said:
In spite OF the disclaimer of thorough going
ciaIists the ownership and operation by cities of
traction telephone gas. electric light and water
works q re sociaIistc, that they substitute col
lectivism for private enterprise The success or
failure Of such socalistic methods must he deter
mined b., a comparison as to cost and results with
similar service performed by private enterprise
Such COMPARISON shows almost If not quite. with
out exception that. for equally good service the
cost is increased by municipal ownership As
matter Of fact the service is usually inferior IN
spite of this increased cost
Inferiority OF service is due chiefly TO the follow
ing causes. The selecting of municipal employees
for political reasons. instead Of for their fitness
for the work required the short tenure Of oflce OF
the higher officials and their ignorance of the de-
tails work which thes are expected to super
wise and direct and the lack % the incentive II
personal gain from the commercial success OF tie
Undertaking
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice O'Gorman. OF the Supreme Court yester-
day appointed John +. Sheehy receiver in supple
mentary proceedings for William r Streater a
manufacturers agent, in a suit brought by Rufus
s King a judgment creditor. Justice O'Gorman
signed order restraining the Produce Exchange
Bank from paying out any funds deposited under
ne name of ''W. F. Streater. agent"
Tire following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
with the Clerk OF the United States District Court.
George -. I4eyett. No. 50 Broad street voluntary
petition, showing debts OF S,s29. with assets OF
xI00 The principal creditors are T Henderson
sI GO secured and A j. New, s. 900 The indeb ca
ness was incurred chiefly in connection win tha
Roman Preserving Company.
Francis Aach trading as the Peerless Market No
~ Broadway; liabilities ss3s0. and assets 81 2sO
The principal creditor is Paul Muikowitz. 81 500
The assets consist chiefly Of accounts s. 020 and
g. % deposited IN bank.
Iobn B Gaalnan, No. I West 18th street shovy-
-, ia bities Of s2sl6 and assets OF sI6I3 The
1575pcipai creditor is F. X. Hank. s745 The assets
paansisf Of stock in trsdc Of taors goods sg0O
6TtnTes $3.50 clothing, 81. accounts. $3.50 and
ba lance 81 ~
Albert Talck appointed receiver OF the bust
,,ss Of Harry Villsume. bpilder, of Croton PARK
ali, a BOND II si,0''
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
REBATE FINES, $4,000.
~T,ro Sugar Jobbers, Defendants
: ,rjth Central, Plead Guilty.

-,oslae Edgar and Edwin Earle. comprising
a., ~ " H Edgar & Son. sugar 5ohbers, OF
-.,- rleaded guilty yesterday in the United
.s r.rcuit court before Judge Holt TO soliciting
= ...snrsrce Of rebates sugar shipments from
- American Sugar Refining Company by way OF
= NsU York Central Railway. They we're fined
100 ason The court imposed fine OF 81 oaa or
-, nj The six counts in the indictment. The fines
-. rron1plly paid in S.0o bills. and the defend
MS were disc barge
~ attendants jointly indicted with the
- work Central. charged with granting the 70
t..ss ana the American Sugar Refining Companv
wiz soliciting the rebates westhoun9
49, shipments Through secret agreement the
soTsrnment charged, the published and recognized
80 foF9s cents hundred was reduced to s cents
L.--.7-sH The indictment charged that the firm of
r. = Fdgar Sons received rebates of cents
IN ~ the original Indictments including those
s-sirSf EdEsr end Earle demurrers were inter
80 Tro court sustained demurTerS n he in
ki-f~enrs charging conspiracy against the late
r,a6ericjS : Pouerov. traffic manager. and Nathan
f:s,iff7rd vice president. Of the New York Cen
rel mt dismissed at others.
A 4ns 81 SJSeo0 imposed against the railroad
~ e. on each OF six counts Owing 10 the i'll
.ses ID Vice President GuIford. the case against
-f-r v-as p0ned. MT- Pomeroy since deceased.
,es Fne6 s1 each OF the counts. 5000 in all
The frisl Of the indictments against the American
-e~sfv9rg the rebates was fixed for Wednesday
rexr YESTERDAY. however. the TWO Detroit sugar
iohhers surprised the federal authorities by COM
fnr into court and entering their pleas Of guilty.
Tbs lesTes the American Sugar Refining Com
rsny face court and jury on Wednesday next
for The acceptance og the rebates with the enbar-
-ssnE precedent of two OF its Codefendants plead
lng guilty. ard Uaying fines
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

STATIONS W.., 90 IaSsTs ass 81 N n R
Time shown belop Is from Liberty St
West 23d St leaves 10 minutes earlier. e1-
cept as noted by designating marks
PHILADELPHIA
$4,000. sI1.O0. I1.sO. ms12OO. F'1-e0.
100 900. 900. - 90, $500, 5, 80,
n,s6.OO. 200. $500. 1900 plO.sO P. NJ.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHrSGTON.
zs1,2O. 500. $4,000 f'12 90. 80 o.. ft'AOo.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4Oo.
p NJ. x615 Sundays. s. go g. 40 A n.
ATLANTIC CITY-'s.4O 4. NJ. x1OO. ksAs
LONG BRANCH. AsRURE PARK. OCEAN
GROVE SUNDAYS. No: Asburry Park!e@ 81
E+45. sac. $50. j:2O1 sundays excegt
ocean Grove, z4-OO. 900 A n, 4Oo
Tine I'm tables giving trains to EAsToN.
BETHLEHEM. AI.IENTOwN. MAUCH
CHUNK. WILK SCRANTON.
READHNG. HARRIS Burg. Po.TTSVI LILLE
WuLLAMSPORT and all other points can
West 23d St. Tel. 3144 Chelsea, Astor
House. 245. 49, 1900. 1854 Broadway. IS.
Bth Av, 2sI 5th Av., IS Union square
West. .7ss al Av., los West l25th St. 24s
s4s Sla%aqS saq Futon ar, S.. 4Ts Nos.rand AS
Brooslyn; $50 Broadway. Williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage TO destination.
sDaily. daily. except sunday pSUn-
DAYS rParlor ears only. aExcept Satur-
days mDining car. except Sundays. xSat-
l:rdays only zFrom Liberty St only. sDin-
ing car Sundays fDining car daily
"a ~ P. NJ. i1l.5O p. NJ. 1920 P. NJ.
''7SV. w G. BEsLER. w.c. HOPE.
vice-Pres- Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
BRASS RIvETs OR MAHOGANY DESKS
Register Gass Decides the Former Have To
Go Because He Has an Eye for the Beautiful

Register Frank GssS. who moved into quarters in
the New Hall of Records week ago Saturday. is
in dispair over the scratching and deuttns Of his
new mahogany desks and counters ny the brass
rivets and plates OF the gigantic record books He
found that the clerks in sliding the huge volumes
the polished Uehoganv broke of the edges
and made deep burrows in the valuable wood Mr.
Gass takes great pride in the appearance of his
offices. and could nof appreciate the furrowinG of
those mahogany desks. matter how good such
a process would be for arrible land. After cons.d-
ering the matter he concluded that the ONLY solu-
ton would Dc the removal OF all the metal from
the record books, each and every OF tine five
thousand volumes
So yesterday morning the Offices We're invaded by
a large force, VINO induStrlOusly began the task az
removing the metal II is said that while this. is
going hr. Gass viii, with his clerks devote his
time sand papertng. polishing and yeneering the
scratched mahogany However. this statement has
.-ar nnI.lrIull
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
DYNAMITE WRECKS TENEMENT HOUSE
Early Morning Explosion Drives Many to
the Street-Water Floods Cellar.

The explosion of stick OF dynamite under the
first floor staircase of six-story tenement house
No 800 East saith street, early yesterday morning
tore up large section of the mscadamzed ground
floor wrecked two doors and broke four-inch
waterpipe The tenants. mostly Italians who are
employed in blasting and excavatng about the city,
thrown into panic. though no one was in
jured Seceral rushed 70 the ice coated fire escapes
in the front OF the building and made their perious
way the street. Other climbed up through the
scuttle the roof and escaped TO the houses on
either side The water from the broken pipe flooded
turned of.
The motive for the supposed crime is traced to
quarrel election night in the rooms occupied by
Alfonso Bivona. before whose door the explosive
placed Bvona lives with his mother and
brother. but the family out OF the house when
the explosion occurred.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
TO VOTE ON kTCHIsoN INCREASE.
Stockholders VIII Decide on Plans for
S98000,C0O of New Stock.

The stockholders OF the Atchson Topeka &
ssnta = Railway Company. AT their special meet
inE cr IsruerE 81. formal notice OF which has just
ueen Issued. are ro vote q proposal 10 increase
me capital stock - the company by SIS 0O0 Ooo
pao-she- lasi Meek. bringing the total authorized
common stock up to S5105a4eo and also on a pro
lesaI q. create an Issue Of bonds. not exceeding
tss.f'.sa and Convertible into common stock. Ac-
comparrtng rie cali for the meeting is = circular
10 tn@ Stockholders reciting the figures heretofore
published showing The groat increase Of the COM
..arE r toe zen years from july !. 1897 June 90
80 and q-lrIr- the sfstements in the last annual
report a- ta me necessity for raising additional
capital The circular continues in part:
T-e roufarr noa- hol1s I'm ITS treasury unpledged
stocks era bonds reur.sentiug the complete owner
sA-P ~ a.o#- twelve Ernfre'l miles of railway and
n .atE. aT"Irf of other property and tie control
~ tout r-.r hundred additional miles Of railway
Nh-E .r- proposed increase shall be authorized
your directors rnrtemplate offering 20 tine stock
-ncers f.r -.r-rrlutl0u approximately S1ag9N0j or
Ahi aeH stock r0nN@TtibI= bonds. m order 10
ifo-'-r funds FOR rle following purposes:
sho other fa. 1ries urgently needed to enable the
ee1npar. q. transact its largely increased traihc
traffic during rne last wears. your dire"1o are
sslsfee ta- rn- traffic snd earnings 81 the com
tais Te1 have been much larger n the coInpa -
nsc nor heer nanfIra pped hE an inadequate supply
q -ol'. .rE sfocs and other facilities "a. -
- ono '-" obstruction of me pIHposeo . e u 4
IelUa- from Terfco. on fle recently constructed
Fas-err r. T~zs of New Mexico. 10 a connection
VII rae San angelo branch ~ ne Gun. o9La ;I 10
Transport ~ large urdeHeioped TERRITORY and,
IN couhe.r.ar with the other l.nes Of the system.
Nll create He shortest iiue between san frahclsco
Thlr6- ri- -arsrr7,-tion or acquisition Of certain
Felopmar NJ rf.e system and the economical tran
Fa.l.n Dt business
rrra-.s -.--.-.szsF increase Of stock bonds for
the futu-. capital requirenlents ~ m" coInpany-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
RAILROADS.
PIENNSYILV VAMlA
r LII ROA ID.

Stations foot Of West Twenty third Street
azd D-shrosses and CortIsndt Streets.
EYThe leaving time from DesbrOsses and
Cortlsndt Streets is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty third street
station.
-155 m. CHICAGO sPECIAL
90 50 a m. PITTSBURGH DAY EXPRESS.
$40 80 a. m THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED. Chicago. Cincinnati. and ST. Louis.
q 50 ?. N. ST. LOUIS LIMITED
s1.55 2 m. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND
ST LOUIS EMPRESS
s3.55 p m. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
rs HOURS To CHICAGO
- So . m. CHICAGO LIMITED.
=. - .. m. WESTERN EXPRESS
'6. . D m. ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
EMPRESS.
: o. .. m. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Is. % p. m CLEVELAND AND ClNC1S-
NATI EXPRESS
S9-5S p. n. PITTSBU EGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'T55. :. -. s923. 's.55. siOB5sa- m. T.. ..
-t25J. 40 t'3.25 Congressional LIN
Isd In "a "a n 5isr, NJ s~bSsv - 90 IS: sss "a
'"1n55 m, l2-25. "13,55 80 p, Con
Eressionsl Limited ,, %3. .. p. IS.
so2.T,,FPS - ? z p RIIfE.4 All 12i9 Nigh. @ ?
m, Il. 10 a. m, daily
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-"9aS y a m
and 9.25 . m daily
SEABOARD AIR LTNE.-12. % Q. m ana
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
%. IS p m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY--
~1.55 a. m week days; '1o55 a m and
ASS o n daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR.
FOLk--'T.25 a. m. week days and s-9S
ATLANTIC C1TY.-a5S a m. and e55 ?.
m. week days; Sundays, 'T-55 a m
CAPE MAY-12.55 = m week days
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK ocean
Grove North Asbury Park Sundaysl.
and Point Pleasant. s.55 a m, Il ..
325 456 .. m and 10 night week
days. Sundays 8 25 a m and 4-55 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos. .1:25. 'zbS, $50. s55. 80 q % 's-s3
'+tO.55. '1O.55. '11-55 q ~, II = 'l2-33'
.t1.55. s1.55. 40. 2.55 az % S.55. y.
- %. s455 ts14 55 FOR North Philadelphia
ouIyl s555. s6. %. as. T-5j. 8 g $50. 2 25
.55 for North Philadelphia only p m.
121O night week days. SUNDAYS. sos.
'T55. 8 25. 'e. e.25. IS. 40 IS. 10 % a
+425 CsT4.55 FOR North Philadelphia onIyl.
-455. s555. s625 T55. s-25. SIS. 92'
Ga5b for North Philadelphia only ?. m
12-1O night.
sDining car Extra fare train
Ticket offices. Nos. 461. 1884 and 10 Broad
way, 1872 Fifth Ave below 23d ST.; 26S
named above: Brooklyn, 4 Court Street.
336 Fulton Street. ara NOStrand Ave. $50
Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex STA
ton The New York Transfer Company
viii call for and check baggage from
hotels aud residences through 70 destina-
Telephone .'54s Chelsea FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad cab servics-
W W ATTERBURY. ] r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GRO W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
PUBLIC LECTURE CENTRES CLOSE

Eight Of the pubic schools and lecture halls In
which the Board OF Education has been conductip,,
free public lectures since October will close FOR
the Christmas recess this evening. and lectures will
not be resumed until the first week in. January
Tomorrow evening four more centres will close
Three changes have been made in the lectures
originally scheduled for tomorrow evening The
(iosine lecture at Public School l43 Havemeyer aDd
North 9Th streets Brooklyn Will he given BY Miss
r Steiner. Alaska. In Queens. Public School
81 fsvnress avenue, Evergreen Frederick A North
will be- unable 10 lecture and IN his place DR. Charles
A Kfllie has been chosen TO speak or The Siege
~ TSeking and It's Palaces. Instead of the lecture
b,. JOsenh Adelman at Public School SO. Vernon
,.Iertia Rayansn ood. Long Island Edward NJ Fair-
.buJ vii speak What Is Considered So Its
.raaIlke IN athletic Contests
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
CITY BUYS LAKE IN QUEENS.
Has Pumping Station and Will Now Be Less
at Mercy of Water Companies

Kssena Lake. I'm the Sd Ward Of Queens Bor-
ough the old township Of Flushing. has been
purchased nv .he city for the of 1923 200 The
lake. a large one. is deep I'm parts. and sends
goodly flow Of water through Flushing Creek into
Flushing BAY An ice plant is included in the pu--
chase The price for the ice plant and machinery
was s4S GO
The city owns pumping station not far from
Kissena Lake, and the acquisition of the large
amount Of water in the lake will help the city to
show its independents OF some Of the private com
panies that have been furnishing Flushng's water
supply fo~ years past An option has been oh
taned for the purchase Of another Frge tract near
Kissena Lake by the city
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad.
NEW York. QEMTRAIl
q tlIcSON PIVEp RAIL1lA

4 tN0S0N RIVER RAILROAD
Trains leave Grand Central station. 42d 81
snd. except the $50 a m. 1.O2. $50 ll-'V
2. m. stop AZ 125th St u minutes later
sunalo-4s 80. SIS. slO2 20 q. m. u
81 Os. -2O4. s4.3G. s6.o0 eco. 'sS
$50 as 90. - 90. . 80 I'll go 2. m.
Cincinaati-s2.O4 IS. 80 IS 90 %. 80. '1i 80 N
Cleveland-'s As a n, s1.OS. $50. % oO
500 g. 2o. '1130 D. m
Columbus-s2 .6 90. 800. % 80 p. m:
Detroit--s 45 a m. '1.s, -4.So. 'oV
$500. 90 30 '11.3O p. m
indianapolis "a e 90. -1isO . m.
Montreal-g12- 10. $50. ts.4s a. m. 100
Niagsra Faiis-ts.s 80. .s45ann.. 80 20 am.
'lA2 -IOs. 500 500. 80 ~. 's 3D.
=. Gouis--ao4. $50. -f1.so ?. m
Foronto-TS. 30 m, Is. 90. ue. 30. bill 80 p m
HARLEM DIVISION.
aO5 a. m and 3.3S p. m. sx sunday. 10
'tttsfsld and No. Adams Sunday, 81 a
Pullman cars on all through trains.
Ticket Offices ar I4e. PAS. AIS and l2io
Broadway, 25 Union So. ". 2TS Columbus
Av-. III West 125th 81 Grand central aud
l25th 81. Stations. New Yor<: 33s ard 80
Fulton ct. and 954 Broadway. BROOKLYN.
Daily TEX. Sun. SEX. Mon. hEx. sat.
Telephone 800 asth ST" fo- New York
hotel cr residence BY Vestcott Express
Q. T. DAILY J. p FAIRLAMB
Vice President Genl Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
sTEA NEuaD.

Bl S | ID M lam land rOE,s Esaacsd i1 Ira Rates. A
FALL. RIVER LINE Via Newport and FAN
River Feres reduced 10 all points. Boston.
81 IS: Newport Pail River. 81 10; Provi-
dence 81 80 I've Pier 10. N r.. u. War
rem ST. week DAYS ard Sundays. 500 p. 81
Strs. Priscilla and Pilgrim OFchestras.
NORWICH LINE Via New London Leave
Pier 40. y. p. foot Cisrkson St, week lays
only 8 p NJ Steamers City Of Lowell and
Chester W ChapIn
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North. Leave Pier 20 E. y,
week DAYS only. pas p. NJ: foo. Eass 22d
St 3P NJ steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1906-12-11
NIptssINc AT NEW LOW LEVEL.

Nipissing Mines stock broke two points the
curb yesterday selling down 70 y, low
record on this movement. Later il rallied on coy
ering the last sale being 1872 The low price of
Yesterday represents shrinkage of s21 s. a share
from the level touched soon after the announce
meut that the Ci4ggsnheims had taken an option
the purchase Of 40 fo shares AZ S25 share. Ac
cordng 10 YESTERDAY rumoTs. some Of the large
stockholders who have been identified with the
property since the companys formation have in
fhe last few davs been heavE seers Of the stock