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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-01
Both Sides Banked.

The third was blank FOR both sides,
stanley made hit and was out trying a
steal. and with two out Freeman singled
and Selbdch walked but Goodwin famed.
Altizer was the only one to reach first
IN the fourth, and he was thrown out try
ing 70 steal.
The Nationals moved up a peg In the fifth
on Schiafy S hit By pitched bail, steal
added by passed ball, Cross sacrifice and
AndersOns long fly 10 Setback
In the sixth they chalked up three more
STANLEY walked, Wakefield singled. Falken-
berg walked, filing the corners Altizer's
MT scored Stanley and Wakefield, and
cross hit scored Falkenberg. leaving the
score : to 2. Setback and Ferris were
MI IN the sixth with one out and Peterson
Tanned. while Armbruster batted for Young
aud went out to Hickman. With Hughes
pitching In the seventh. Hickman scored
on his triple TO left center and Staniey's
out 10 Stahl. Stahl doubled to left but was
left on third Schlahy singled with two out
IN the eighth. but was left. In the last
Peterson walked and was doubled TO
Hughes. and Parent singled. while Stahl
went out on Altizer's brilliant catch in left
FIELD. ending the game. The score:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
GIVE REASON FOR MONEY sTRIEGENCY
Us. Bache & Co. Say 1t Is Due to Currency
and sub.Treasury Arrangements.

Tie Stock Exchange firm of J. s. Bache & Co.
has sent letter TO the Secretary of the Treasury,
r which II takes the ground that the present
money strineorcv is not properly ascTihahle 10
speculation i'm stocks. and says that, In its opinion,
;he business Of the country has a clear right TO
expect further relief from the Treasury Depart
uert. The letter is. in part. follows:
Within the last six months approximately $50 0no.-
lAncash has been withdrawn from the New York
lsnks by the trust companies TO meet the recent
legislation in respect Of their reserve. On June /
The loans of The Associated Banks were s5l 5S 200
On Saturday last the total loans We're N,el9, ,4Ss 9
showing reduction in loans of S6Os5,oJ0 by the
Associated Banks alone There has been a corre-
spending reduction in loans by the trust companies
and hanks not in the Clearing House, making a
total withdrawal Of cash Gnd reduction Of loans
approXima ting Si2"Uoo0o.
There has been n gradual reduction in loans, not
withsiandng the withdrawal OF currency by in
terror banks which have. in addition. called upon
their New York correspondents for advances. There
has been a reduction since June ! in specie and
legal tender holdings Of S27 SZ7 900 by the AssO-
cisted Banks alone. II the gold imports are added
the total Withdrawals VIII approximate upward OF
ENGO6fl
These facts show conClusively that thA reduction
IN reserve has been occasloned by Withdrawals OF
money the part Of interior banks TO move the
crops ana 10 meet the legitimate demands OF trade
snG not hy Of any increase in loans for the
purpose Of stimulating speculation. The high rate
In Vail Street Is simply a barometer Of conditions
throughout the country. and indicates that every
is under more o. Jess pressure our currency and
Sub-Trcasu-y arrangements and not Wall Street.
are the Of the unnatural and unneCe Ssary
stress IN the money market.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
NO CHANGE IN CLASSIFICATION.
Interstate Commerce Commission Declines to
Issue Order for Benefit of Certain Shippers.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE Interstate Commerce
Commission has declined TO issue order COM
pfnG railroads report all cases OF false billing.
Classification, weighing, representations of the
tfts of packages or reports of weight by shippers
oe'e erng freight for transports tion IN order that
he slipper may be prosecuted. The decision is
SCI forth in a letter 10 the Larkin Company. soap
manufacturers, Of Buffalo, y. Y, and Peoria, Ill,
winch concern sought the order under tie belief
mat II granted, the railroads could safely modify
me rule in regard TO the classification Of boxes Of
Heght containing several articles OF different
cesses The railroads have agreed that after De-
cemoer Il next such shipments viii be charged at
NE rate Tor the highest class contained in the
Ai'pfheAt. The request OF the Larkin Company.
Ni1'h also affects every concern Offering premiums
Gnu shipping them with merchandise sold. was for
"m'l-hcation Of the rule. 10 provide as follows:
10y package containing articles OF more than one
s Gess vii be charged at the rate for the highest
,i@As articles contained therein. provided that if
sIeJLa actual weight of the articles of each class Is
c5oMh on The bil Of ladinE each article will bs
e.-aIsed AZ its weight and class rate adding the
~ fbeLI 81 ihe box, case or crate the weight Of
~e heaviest article.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MORE PULLMAN STOCK
ronjtal of Car Company Noe $780,
ooo000-Lincoln Not to Resign.

o Nox 14-At the annual meeting or
orT,,an Palace Car Company to-day the
tel stock OF the company was increased ps
roc nao000. bringing the total capitalization UP
s1oo0 100000 The addition to the capital
- was divided among the stockholders IN
-. -ronortion Of thirty-six shares Tor each one
i-os ,he held 81 the time of the meeting. enough
.s5itional shares being taken from the treasury
-.oot, 20 make the division at this rate
''o1' .to meeting Of directors Charles s. Sweet
.1ec,ed director in place of Frank o. Low
- r.sienea. The other officers of the COM
,e,v were reelected.
The erection Of steel plant to cost Sl,OOo.0oo
v-ss recommended.
After the meeting President Robert L Lin
-, declared that the stories circulated regard
Dc his intention TO resign had been entirely
,1,bovt foundation He declared that he had
-. contemplated at any time giving up his
present place.
=, Gov The fiscal year on July 81. 1906, fol-
lows:
7o.s1 revenue. S29. SIS. go: total expenses Of
,nsrafion. $40: depreciation on cars and
So far,,e for depreciation on all the property Of
~ con7pary. s. 609 422, dividends declared.
- o1o oS4 proportion Of net earnings Of cars
i5 associated interests. S744421: net surplus,
Gq70O74: surplus brought forward, S2zlol.-
So. total surplus so. 100 600. The number of
nssssneers carried during the year was l6,2o3.-
a. as against l4.969,2l9 the year before.
The minority stockholders committee. headed
nv Edward W Henck presented petition ask
,,r the management to make arrangements for
e4v,ng the committee information. not obtain
sba from the issued reports concerning the
business operations Of the company. and also
% furnish the committee access TO and full
,,,,rf1lnirv for the inspection Of all books. doc
,,r'ents and records from which such informa-
tton might he obtained.
Notice was served upon the Pullman COM
many bv Corporation Counsel Lewis to-day that
fbe money which il is reported is about to be
divided among the stockholders is subject TO
,La lien 0f the city of Chicago and county OF
Cook for taxes claimed by the county and city
amounting u S2.5n6o
The stockholders OF the company and all other
rersons interested were also Informed by the
Corporation Counsel that if they accept the
money they viii take il subject 10 the lien Of
the CITY and county. and they are liable TO be
made the subjects Of suits for the recovery Of
the proport rtionate amount of the total taxes
which they accept from the Pullman company.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
THE IRON AND METAL TRADES.

Cleveland. Nov. 1.-THE Iron Trade Review to-
MorTow Will say:
Within week after the general buying
ovement started, practically all offered
for sale purchased. Including the manu-
facturers who do their own mining, there now
about 100000 tons of under contract. and with
the single exception of old range Bessemer prices
higher than at any time In the history OF the
trade In 1900. when prices were higher than at
any time up TO the present, the shipments were
less than half of the tonnage estimated for 1907.
and in the great year OF prosperity. 1902 ship
ments were only ,l21 tons IL Is expected that
the production next year Will be about equally di-
vided between the Steel Corporation and other in
teTestS.
The pig iron market is perhaps less feyerish than
II has been for few weeks. although the demand
for spot iron insistent and from s25 to ST is
freely paid by foundries in urgent need OF iron.
The car shortage is an increasingly heavy handi-
cap 10 many Industries. Delivery or Southern
iron is much delayed, and II is estimated that in
the Pittsburg district and in the Mahonng and
Chenango valleys there is shortage or 10000 cars.
Finishing mills continue TO work 10 their full
oapacity, although the demand Tor structural
shapes is not SO strong.
THE tendency toward higher prices is being felt in
finished lines recent advances being % on hoops,
81 on WIG and 81 light rails The bar iron mar
1T = strong, ana tho principal producer has dd
vance,. lis quotation 81 ton
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
ST. PAUL LEADS THE MARKET.
Big Advance Causes Renewal of Old Rumors
of Sale

The leader Of the strong and active stock market
Of Yesterday was St. Paul. which on sales Of more
than l25Oo0 shares advanced to 1s4 and closed at
1928, gain for the day Of 6l2 points and for
two days of 1ll4 points. Its rapid rise yesterday
was accompanied by revival of the old rumor that
the Southern Pacific to acquire H. story
which was discredted by leading interests in South
Pacific and Union Pacific; and Il was also re
ported on Monday, that a large new stock issue
be announced. Although ii is known that much
Of the $75 0Oo000 common stock authorized last
month will be sold to provide funds for carrying on
the construction of the St Pauls Pacific extension
il is not believed well informed quarters that IN
issue will be made until money market conditions
Paul like those of the last days have before
now been found 20 be the result Of a squeezing OF
the shorts
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
pEPosIToRs OF TRUST COMPANY WIN

The Appellate Division in the Third Department
sitting al Albany. Yesterday handed down a de-
cision IN the Merchants Trust Company hquida-
tion affirming the order of the lower court. which
confirmed the opinion Of j. Rider Cady. the ref
cree. This opinion granted interest 10 the depos-
tors Of the Merchants Trust Company at the con-
rate from January !. 1915, down 10 the date
of failure Of the company and at the legal rate
upon the balances after the failure until the full
payment. The various stockholders Of the Mer-
chants Trust Company appealed from the order
granting this interest and the decision Of the APP
pellate Division upon this appeal. Louis Mar
Shall, OF Guggenhemer. Untermyer & Marshall.
argued the appeal for the stockholders, and Joab
H Banton, OF No. 35 Nassau street. argued the ap-
peal behalf of the depositOrs.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
RAILROADS..
Americas Greatest Railroad.
NEW york. (SMTLRAAli
Q tNosoN RlVfR RAILRoAo


Trains leave Grand Central station: 42j 81; a.
?. M, stop at 125th St f2 minutes later .,
LOG .2.o4. '4sQ. .6OO. $50. 'e2o'
$50. '1l50 p. m.
$3.50, 600. 800. 40 80, III 80 p. m. 80
cincinnati-'204. $3.50. $500. 1880. III 81
clsgelsnd1.s45 a NJ. .1o6. $50, 'soo'
800. 20. III 30 D. m.
Columbus-'2 o4, $50. 800, % 30 ?. m
Detroit-as.45 a m. s1.OG. "43O. %"
Indianapolis-.2 O4. $50 Ill 90 D. m
Montreal-'12. 10. 1880. ts.45 a. m, .I-oo'
Niagara Falls 90. .s45 a. m. 40 20
m. '1.O2. loo .2.o4. 5000 -s-oo,
20 20. 40 30 a1131 D. m
s.. Louis-"204 $50, I'll so p. m.
Toronto-fS.30 nn.. $500 h9. 30. bll.3e p m.
HARLEM DIVISION.
at5 a. IN. and 3.25 p. m. ex sunday. 70
a. m
Pullman cars on all through trains
Ticket offices at 149. 345. AIS and 1910
Broadway. - Union 81 w, 215 columbus
Az. III West l2Jth St Grand Central
and 125th 81 stations New York: 33S and
'26 Fulton St. and 954 Broadway. B:ooklyn
Daily. Ten. Sunday. TEX. Monday
bEx. Saturday.
Telephone 900 ssth st" for New York
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
Motel or residence by Westcott Express
A. ". SMITH. G. DAILY.
Iice Pres. & Cen. Mgr Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MrI Jersey CENTRAL,

NEW JERSEY G6M Y lRNl.
cTAT1O%-c Foot Liberty 81, n. r.
STATIONS West 23d St. n r
~. Time o.l shown below is from Liberty St
except as noted by designating marks
PHILADELPHIA.
'4.3O, m7.oO. ms. 90. 800 m'1O o.. '1f. o..
m-12 90, m1.0O. % 90. 900. .4OO. ms 90.
Tnr6-oo 100 tsoo. 900. p1o.So P. NJ.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
sc2, milo 90 m-12-Oo 200. 400. m'6;oo.
LAKEwOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4Oo 90.
$40 A. NJ. x1 90 1.30 k3 40. d415. 800
p. NJ, x615 Sundays. $50. 9.4O A NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-"9.40 40 a. NJ, x1.O0. ks. 40
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
Park)-z4.0O 8 80. 11.30 A. NJ, eX12. 40.
30. gas SIS. $50. $50. j12-O1 sun.
DAYS, except Ocean Grove. 200. 600
Time tables giving trains 70 EAST0N;
BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE, SCRANTON,
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSNII.14E
WILILIAMSPoRT and all other points can car
be obtained at following Offices: Liberty St,
West 23d St Tel 3144 Chelsea. AstoI
House. PAS. 434. 1900. 1884 Broadway. 1s-
9Th Av.. PSI 5th Av.. 25 Union Square West
279s Sd Az. los West 125th st, PAS Co
lumbus Av New York: Court St. 343
S44 Fulton St, 40 Nostrand Av.. Brook
lyn; 800 Broadway. Williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks bag
gage to destination.
'Daily. fDaily. except sunday. pSun-
days. tParlor cars only. aExcept Satur-
days mDining car. XSaturdays only
zFrom Liberty St. only.
From Twenty-third Street-e12 20 ?. NJ
gao P. NJ. j115O P. NJ. k3.20 P. NJ
W. G. BEsLER. W. c. HOPE.
VicePres. & Gen. Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Z Y \ H & HARTFORD r. r.

y. y. y. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand central station.
sod st and 4th Ave. as follows for
ROSTON. vil New london < Pros" 800.
4tl'IO:00. y 1o,02 y II ~ 90
-vl'I:n1. sx3,"o II 500 80 800. ''i2:0O
= NJ. via NiliUau utic I'N:0t y NJ.
1000 T. NJ - S0f1 T9:lf \. N,
+f12.OO -i.o1. 'tf,O0 = "
Wor' =rer & Fitch. via Pu-uam. fi-IS = NJ
TaEeviue Il Norf $50 : NJ .:;.:1 = NJ
c. F;arrin-tor. St1,GIU''Ge eUoN. gitts
deId-*4.54 5S:sa \, u and t$.21 7 NJ
Ticket Offices M cti~sTI central station
aoI ct25th St also at ."t5. 1900. c1354
Tt'v-av - jniCu SQUARE cIS3 Fifth Ave,
~ T1lurrtus Ave, $50 Madison Ave.
oth5 w I"Itr 81. 2-aS T0rd Ave In
HrookIyn. q CoJrt s., ~ NoStia-'. Ave.
a.,6 Sway.
-D1ltv. fTxceT- Surdave '~tris ~
r25th ST Y~trus - fn.th 80. %-017vs cnIv
+pa-Ior Car limited Has dining var.
,ParIov and Sleeping car tickets sls7.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
RAILROAD MERGER COMPLETED.

albany, Nov. IA certificate Sled with the Sec
py ,siy OF State to-day completes the merge. OF tho
ri1sourg, Binghamton & Eastern Railroad. the
c.' -.os@ q Clinton Railroad and the susquehanna
lIial Railroad. under the title Of the Pittsburg
1-sAanton Eastern Railroad Company. The
Sspltal is 20 be 81 90 90 and the rrnci,,a, f =,
named Hs,.i' .r Br3dtord County Penn. Tho oficers
Penr ere ere fresloent. r A. SAWYER, Of Canton
C6eii cee.-presldents, Elliot F. Horton and I #
of f-1, s1i oi New York city: treasurer. c F wright
q Pi6ea.s Pi6sve.sil5a ma Penn; secretary John whtmore
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
STEAMBOAT.

B IT, S O N In6 jnad f0Fts Rsadoe5 in SfH Rs,sa Eng
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
River. Fares reduced 10 all points. Boston.
S2.65; Newport. Fall River, 50 90: Provi-
dence. 50 80. 1--we. Pier 10. Y. p. f. War
len ST.. week days ard SUNDAYS. 500 T. VI
Strs. Priscilla and Purltsn Orchest-as
NORWICH LINE. Via New London Leave
Pier 40. n. r.. foot C1arkson St. week days
only. p. NJ. steamers. City Of Lowell and
Chester W. ChaPin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North Leave Pier 90. 2. r..
week days only, 2:45 7. NJ: foot East 22d
St. 3 P. 81. Steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Brooks spool Cotton
100 yds. soft. finish
BLACK and White

Black and White
%Cs 20 70 S0-doz .-.
Sewing silk 60 yards
black ard ColOrs -doz. ,
Rut-onhole Twist black
and colors % spOols.
Heminway * Bartlett 5
black Slks-100 yds.
Large spools each. .....
Fxt-i large spoolS-each
RastinS cotton
SEQ yd. spoo.s doz
EN wide TITetl Binding
black and colors -.-.
Prussla1 Binding black
and white . vi. piece
silk Collavpone-doz- yds
Silk Fcatherboue box
SvrirE and Safety
Hooks and Eyes gross
Hum y n n r - EI'SS -
Placquet Fasteners -doz
NIpara Braid . Yards q.
Brush Binding ward --- .
NicSeI safety Pins
: sizes . dor for ..-.
clinton Z sizes doz TOO.
nrrssIaakerS' Pins
7 u. box -.-----. ..--,
Rest American uaper.. .
Rest English Pins --...
English Hair Pins Is pap
Rome Ifair pins G0Z- ..
Pearl head Pins
card os = or 3 dozen
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Extra Coed Values
In
Women's Lingerie Waists

White FrS'd Madras waists-neas 90
tailored styies-usually 81 40. .......s>C
Tailor made Linen. Embd Ponxinetts
and nne Lawn; with enb'y and A GS
lace insertings-value 50 90 ...... as>C
With Front, OF Baby Irish Ratists
emb' 'y-Shoulders. collar and cuHD
iS.fTsns"TsI. Sf nf s'rndS vsl q lace and sos
Women's Fine Lingerie WASTE
handsomely trimmed with dainy
laces and hne Batiste emo'y IN
effective modelS-yokc. pana Ana z GS
other styles-value 100. ........ Se'S
Finer Lingerie Waists to. SIS -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
THE GRAND HOTEL I'M ROME

is - ''aha Hotel in Rome, of which NJ Dreyfuss
- -e manager, has during the summer been nm
The s yIs extensive alterations and improvements
q fo,,e-' ~ olild noor has been transformed into
49, III the Louis Seize style Special care II is
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Flannels.
In Both Stores.

In Both Stores.
a very extensive stock of Imported and Ameri-
can FlanneIs, plain or fancy weaves. Suitable
for house Gowns, Waists, Pajamas, etc.
A variety of embroidered Flannel Skirting.
Plain Skirting Flannel, grey, scarlet or white.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

ture with regard TO comfort well as beauty.
NJ Rene Sergent, a Partisan architect. and NJ.
Dreyfuss have also introduced many lesser i'm
provements. The Grand reopened October l.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15

Corset Front Supporters
Belt. Sew-or. Pin-on
and Hook on
2 and I strap. ........
Hose Supporters=5 sizes.
Frilled Garter Elastic,
SILK Frtlled Elastic. c......
Plain SILK Elastio-ysrd
Cotton Elastic. ..........
Blk. SILK Elastic Betting
Corset Laces-fiat and
Tound-dozen. n.........
Mer ICED Cors't Lac's-ea
Muslin Yokes-all sizes.
Blanket Binding -dos ydi
Collar Buttons-doz. -.
Dress Shlelds-dbie COW I
rubner .-..-..-........
EN. quality-Nos. 3. &.
silk Cov'd Shields. -.
Roll Tape-24 yds ...
Bath Robe Girdle Sets.
ChIldren's Waist Bands.
Ever Ready Buttcn-hols
Bards-Camhric and
MTslin-black and
Wnite-yard
Ever Ready Button-hoie
strips for skirts. Draw.
eTs. Waists and Nigh
DreSses-ali sizes. -.
Large Pin Cushions. go.
Fancy Needle Cases. ...
Stocking Feet. -.........
Skirt Markers ........
GiTdle Foundations. ..
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
T.ackawanna Railroad.

Leave y Y. Barclay Christopher. w. 23d
Sts.
$500 4. M-For Binghauton and Elmlra.
1000 A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago and St
Louis
81 An p N-For Buffalo and Chicago
a no p M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
z.e ~ p M-Tor PutfalO and Chicago
&c AZ 7 M-For BCfTaiO. Syracuse. Ithaca.
80 90 A N-Chicago- -SleepeTs open o 80
2 NJ
Tickets q, 140 400. 1883. 1434 Broadvsy.
Y a20 Fulton St. I"i;ivn- 'p2ilv.
4rrcert Sunday. zIesyes Christopkvr st.
6 10 y NJ weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
RAILROADS..
PIEMMSY LVAMlA

~ - - " = - ~ 80
r A | l. r o AID.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third st.
and Deshrosses and Cortlandt SITS.
sSg9 The leaving time from Desbrosses and
cortiandt SITS. is FIVE minutes later than that
given below for Twenty-thiTd ST. Station.
FOR THE WEST.
s155 A. NJ. CHICAGO SPECIAL
80 % A. NJ. PITTSBURGH DAY EN-
'io55 A. NJ. The PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED. - Chicago. Cincinnati
and St. Louis.
'l53 ?. NJ. ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
81 55 Z. M.-CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
81. LOUIS EMPRESS.
80 r. VI. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL.
is hours to Chicago.
100 T. NJ CHICAGO LIMITED.
=. % p NJ WESTERN EXPRESS
&c 20 r. NJ. ST. LOUIS AND CINCIS-
MATT EMPRESS.
1.55 T. ". PACIFIC EXPRESS
IS. % Z. NJ. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
NATI EMPRESS.
80. 30 r. NJ PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
'I.aJ. S. -. s925 955. 40 81 a. m. ~: es.
ie3S s. 2i9 235 S0ngrfss9na; 3 g Is s. p LIN I'M
a. m. II -. "1@5S - -. Congressional
Limited,O S3.5. 425. |4.55. '5.55. Us
SOUTHERN RAILWAY-'3 25. - 25 p. m g.
u 10 a. m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. % a. m. and
= -. "
SEABOARD AIR LINE.-l2.25 7. m. and
II 10 a. m. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
32o p. m. daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY--el9 %
a m Weekdays; '1o.S5 a. M and LOO
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLN-.7.25 a. m. weekdays and $50
Atlantic CITY.-e55 a. m. and 255
P; m weekdays. Sundays. ..7.55 a. m
CAPE MAY-12 81 p m weekdays.
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK Ocean
Grove North AsSury Park sundays, and
Foin; Pleasant. 5 SO a. m, IL p. %.
29 and 455 p. m. weekdays. sundays.
p. SO a m, and 4 SO p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eo3 rs: 'I55 s23. SIS. 90 g % sS.
81 55. .1.55 21O 255. 1925. 3.55. %,
- %. ass 90 55 for North Philadelphia
onlyl. $3.50. .6.25. 6.55 755 s.25. s.55. 9.25
C955 for North Philadelphia orly) ?. m.
.7.5S. SIS. .e2s. e'ss .fio,55. .io,s5
a m. 1925. "12.55. -f155, .1.55. s3 q.
355. 1925. (*f455 for North Philadelphia
onlyl. 1855. 1856. *6.25, 755, SIS. SIS
925 (955 fer North Philadelphia oniy)
p. m. u 10 night.
sDining car
Ticket Offices Nos. 46i 1854 and 10 Broad
way; 1872 Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.:
263 Fifth Avenue corner goth ST. and
stations named above; Brooklyn, Court
Street. $50 Fulton Street. 4T9 Nostrand
Avenue. 29O Broadway and Pennsylvania
Annex station The New York transfer
Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 10
destination
Telephone "54a Chelsea" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY. J. R WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GRO w BOYD
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Millinery.
In Both Stores.

In Both Stores.
Hats for theatre or evening dress. Made of
Maline, Velvet and gold silver Cloth.
Fine Falenciennes Lace Hats. Light Felt Hats
trimmed with valenciennes. Velvet faced
Felt Hats.
Hair Ornaments of Ostrich tips, MarabOut,
spangled Maline spangled rOsebuds, Para
disc sprays. Pearls and tulle. Black chiffon
studded with rhnestOnes.
Bows, Agrettes, COrOnets {" Prince of w ales"
designs &c.
Flower Hats. Chaplet wreaths.
Plain shaded Ostrich Feathers. .'Sweep"
Paradise Plumes.
James McCreery & Co.
Tventy-third Street.
Thrty-fourth Street
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies', gentle
mems ard childrea's discarded Clothing.
ora Fvening end Street Costumes IewelrY
E,tc a -Hiac Furs Mr. o. Mrs II
NATAL 14s 9Th ave. Tel 6sO-B-yant.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second HAND
wfod and iron working machines: fully
rs4srantsed. machinery bought and *
ehaISsd. GEO. b EDDY. sos Madison at
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
KFSTAIRANTs.

~ .F-v,---.rT 81 V. 25th. Under new
IEEE ElLIAAs Il management Len. tUc
Din. soc wine. sat. sun. Hoi.. 6oc. old
Mcxetti pinntr Sl.Oo. Music. Priv. rooms
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
Special Millinery Values
Always the Latest at Lowest Prices.

Assortmsnts that excite enthusiastic -
miration-superb IN form. coIorfns
and quality-very large and full
exquisitely shaded-comparison OF
following prices with those otders
ask for equal qualities will prove
them especially good values-burchso
OF larss and smaller fowers with
foiisse-silk and velvet .49 70 4 P5
Linen and velvet. 90 70 40
New-York tribune., 1906-11-15
TYPEWRITING.

IYPEwRITERs.-A makes sold. rented.
repaired exchanged reliable .eryic.
Gormsn. 70 Nassau ST. Telephone eT4O-
Cortiandt