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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-28
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Bischoh Of the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted an application for the appointment OF a
receiver for the assets and property OF the firm
OF Muller & Ruiz, manufacturers OF Swiss lace and
embroideres formerly at No. 96s East 10th street
pending suit brought by Oskar Rutz against John
Muller, his partner 10 dissolve the partnership on
account or disagreements between them.
Justice Newburger, OF the Supreme Court ap-
pointed Milton Hart receiver in supplementary
proceeding for Allan c. Macdone1, reel estate
dealer in suits brought by Mary z Gugel and
others, judgment creditors. for $3.50
The following petition in bankruptcy was fled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court
voluntary petition, filed by Carl Kraft No. 1918
First avenue; liabilities g, 127; assets 500 Prin-
cipal creditor, Horner Ditternan Company, OF Ba-
varla, Germany, 500
Schedules IN Bankruptcy CT the c. c. Flygare
Company, involuntary bankrupt show debts Of
S4s,s23, and assets of $2s 30. The principal
itors the Colonial Bank $500 secured; Niagara
Woodworking Company, M. 159 East 4ith street
River. S5Jl; Campbell Brothers & Co. Ithaca
S2.73l Assets consist OF machinery, $500; fixtures
$50; accounts, S256Sl, and uquidated claims S,SIS
-S -
SUBWAY HEARING AGAIN POSTPONED.
The hearing the proposed subway loop. in
Brooklyn, which scheduled 10 be held yester-
day at the offices OF Boardman Plat & Solely. in
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lfURDERESS KILLS NURSE
attendant at Matteascan Mrs. Hail.
days Fourth Victim.

Newburg " Y, Sept. 27.-Mrs Lizzie uau,-
day a murderess confined in the Mat,aa,ro
Hospital for insane criminals, made a uurder-
Gus assault this morning on Miss Nellie W,c,,s
an attendant Mrs. Halliday followed NJ.s
taking a pair of scissors from the attenaa,+
stabbed her in the throat. Miss wicks died two
hours later. Mrs. Hiliday in 1908 killed her bus-
band, Paul. and two women conceaiinp The
bodies under house at Birmingham. q u,,,.
place in Sullivan County.
An insane fondness for Miss wicks ana ,,o
lent opposition to her impending departure from
the hospital was the motive which pronon+ad
Mrs. Halliday TO kill the nurse Mrs. Hal1ido,,
had displayed much affection for Miss Wtcks
and the nurse had made her one of her most
trusted patients A few weeks ago Miss w,nks
told Mrs Halliday that she was going to leave
the hospital to engage in private nursing.
Mrs Halliday seemed TO be greatly depressed
and begged the young woman not to go. declar-
ing that she would kill her before she would
allow her TO leave the asylum Although Mrs
Halliday had made several attacks on other 81
tendants. she had also made so many idle tbraat
that no attention was paid TO her remark Miss
Nlcks pretended to humor her but continued
her preparations to go. This morning when Miss
Wicks entered the lavatory, Mrs Halliday fol-
leaving the key in the door SO that none of the
other attendants could open it. Then Mrs HalII-
day knocked the young woman down, and at
tackled her with her scissors Miss Wicks's
shrieks brought the other attendants to the
scene and they forced the door and overcame
the insane woman after a desperate strurpTa
Miss Wicks's home was on Long Island where
her parents now live
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-28
CAPTAIN G. E. BoYNToN INDICTED.
he and Five Others Are Charged with HaV-
ing Dies of Venezuelan Coin.

Inc federal grand jury appeared YESTERDAY De-
fore United States District Judge Hough and hand
ed IN hve indictments against Captain george H.
Boynton, the sonth American soldier OF fortune;
Louis NJ Thompson Theodore wilcox, Sidney r.
Keller and Joseph f. Keller All are charged with
having dies in their possession for the making OF
venezuelan silver dollars.
Captain Boynton and Louis NJ thompson were
discharged three DAYS aso by United States Com
missioner Ridgway. on the same charge. He held
the crime, If any, was not committed. or intended
to be committed in the United States
The Kelers. who are alleged to have made the
dies are brothers in the die making business in
West Broadway. They with Thompson and VII
the day, and all pleaded not guilty. All except
Wilcox were held In s2,00o bail. Wilcox was held
in $1,000 bonds Captain Boynton could not be
found.
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Citations.
TINE People OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by grace Of God, free and independent, to
Annette Estep Won Munchhausen, Katharine Constance
Won Arnnchhausen, Use Helene Anne Christine
Mtnchhausen Annette Julia Myra Munchhausen.
Eildegard Emma Anne Ida Won M1nchhausen. Heens
Mary Louise Mdnchhausen, William s. Hawk,
annette Catherine Nealy Edith Olivia Hawk William
TO all Interested in the trusts created by the VIII
Of Samuel Hawk, late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased. cestus trusten remaindermen, next Of
kin otherwise. send greeting You and OF
hereby required personally be and appear
before Surrogate of the County Of New York at the
Surrogates Court OF said County, held at the County
Court House in the County Of New York the 10th day
OF October 1906 halfpast o'clock In the forenoon
Of that day then and there to attend judicial settlement
q Hawk as Trustees under the VIII Testament
OF said deceased ana OF hereby cited
under the Of twenty-one required to
appear by guardian have one. If you have
none appear and apply for be appointed, in
the Of your neglect or failure so. guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate represent and
for 10 the proceeding In testimony whereof have
caused the Seal OF the suTrogates Court OF the said
County Of New York 70 be hereunto affixed Witness.
q. sJ said County the County OF New York. the
18th day OF August. in the year OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and six
DANIEL. J. DOWDNEE,
Of he
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r,u AGAIN EXAMINED BY ALIENISTs
,-..,.,. Mother Is III and Intends to Go to
the Mountains.

* -haw permitted himself 10 be examined
~ svd physically yesterday by two OF the
=. ,bo examined him few days ago. The
.--.,,,n lasted about two and one-half hours
:. r. musicians. DIT. Br1tton .. Evans, med
: u-.r,nr Of the State Hospital for the Insane
.,-5s Plains " J., and DR.. Charles Q. Wag-
= ,-,srlntsndent OF the State Hospital for the
..,. At Binghamton, X. =. would not make any
-..--.rf !, & understood that they believe Thaw
-. sssrists called al the Tombs AT 70 O'clock,
----rsriei b. a r. Peabody, one of the prison
=, -sTgrsei They were Immediately taken into
Z. sTsrinstion room Of the hospital ward OF the
- v-Fsre thew were soon joined by Thaw.
rs, he rhvsicans left the Tombs Clifford W
s.-r6Fs Thaw's counsel said that they had
-ssiT called in a friendly spirit. He said that
49, vss no special sgniicauce in their visit Mrs
TTfsT Tbsw Harrys mother, Will not visit the
r-6s again for al least three weeks. Hr. Hart
,ire ssg The prisoners mother he said, was in
Nv seslth. and was gong 20 the mountains for a
En- weeks 10 get back her strength.
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rnTyr HURT IN RUSH
,hio Sophomore Injured in
r..,closs Fight, May Die.

- s,,;,-y received IN an ineeA class
AS rssrh o. -. a sophomore in Columbia UNI
a 3 :, Iyuke's Hospital IN what the
81 .,,nk a serious condition
.ssans uh--' .ra Of q hundred sophomores VINO
sa,ile - ~ freshmen twice their size on
,s:Esi q ~, .,-.s,asasy morning Both freshman
- FSso .,ssses had been holding class
sspao'',. ..ua,prs on opposite sides OF the
.ssags ..o-,,ores adjourned first and stood
<.,ss lho s.- .he freshmen to come out. After
A.; FAI ,ss-o,,s appeals had been made 10 the
- Voc them 10 Come out and get
-.sce. Merged. cheering for 10 and shout
o. ~ .-ses 81 'Oa They marched around
it's'e - anallv to South Field. where the
.-s-ss had collected -,,
- freshmen were making ready 10 rush
81 -. suddenly charged, and tussle
. i3D -, midst OF which Bauchle went down.
~ : "a not get up at once several upper
80 y 10 were watching the struggle went TO
- :. ass escorted 10 a neighboring dormi-
~ he apparently recovered. and walked
8 w. w. soun 10 the house Of the Delta Kappa
= u. ...,srpi,y. OF which he is a member, and
50 "a luncheon. complaining. however that
-, not hungry. ,,-..-,-,- 49,. =, oo-,rIain
~ hssd hurt him and soon became ur. .f,n,
d DIS .rSTsieian was summoned end. seeing that
e sss,,stsined some injury 10 the brain, al
So !. re family be informed ana that ne pc
- - - hospital. He was taken 70 81 Luxe
s-Fes ..bare physicisns agreed that nc was sur
sr'.l clot OF blood on the brain, caused by
~ lSSII.es vessel and that an operation was
s-tto n vas performed on "Wednesday night
Iszsss. = suchle's condition has been serious,
~ Flt.t thst while ne was PROSTATE IN me
uolshs received a kick on tie head.
rr2Egs. s.isent Butler of Columbia heard or the
vss ~ ',,Sxpressed the greatest regret that II
-siEl As F5e has not however taken any
s. q. ne wound was not received in any at
- {; hsElng. ,, ,,.ss M. l,l,alI- n live cast
20 hsNs Ne students Even this accident did
lsas1 = - rTevent al hazing yesterday. Coming
s7s . n train several freshmen caught
&c en- tied him mp. After having some
sonsss 90 tbev obtained his parole not 10 fight
I'LL - - The sophomores caught and locked
sa-..ssmen yesterday morning 10 exhibit SIS
q - he smoker last night Later L. the day
Gre. = ~ srofhe- man 10 their string.
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new CHILD LABOR LAW.
h0la Under Sixteen Nay Work Later than
Up. n. After October /.

Dc amendment TO the state labor law prohibiting
Z e-p'Tmeut Of children under sixteen IN any
'A-ss' attf p n, VIII go into effect on Mon
:. me AN WILL be strictly enforced. Children
- sixteen emlloyei IN mercantile establish
- l-s-1eSs Offices factories telegraph Offices
,--.iei.s hotels, apartment houses. and by com
2 -s-il - employ children for the transmission
! ls'clanoise or messages" cannot work, under
= circumstances. after y. m
I, 49, children Of minor age were permitted to
> . .s;lIl.s unit! o'clock, and ia stores and
.fn '-'"-' @e'oiles uli1l'
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rTEss IN SIMPSON CASE FOUND.
hank WisneTski, the Pole, Will Be Unable
TO Testify, Physician Says.

bank wisrewski the Young Pole. who is a wit
rs IN the Dr. james II. Simpson case, was found
vnerday and returned 10 Kings Park State Hos
x foF the Insane. from which he escaped on Sep
s-hE Il DR.. IT, Austin Macy, head OF the hos
e SAYS that he viii never be a competent wit
lE tie murder trial
s,s stgiember i Wisnewsd had obtained food
= t1ig o1 jobs for farmers. He was suspected
/ 2 s'-s 8-T Shore people u being mentally I'M
eEl%. % Dr.. George A. Smith. head Of the
CGt1 lsI HOSPITAL for tie Insane, was commu-
AS,A IN d.. Smith sent word 20 Dr.. Macy,
e, sla nat The man had ped from Kings
!th e returned him 20 that institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-28

n. ", n. II. & HARTFORD r. R
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
BOSTON, via New London & Prov.-79s.OO.
Y 1899 . .so5S 4 Az NJ ttl1:gS
sg12.OO P. Nj via wnlimantie-ffs;Q
A NJ, 300 P. Nj via Spfd.--fe:fA
A NJ fiI2:OO sil4.OO s11soO p. Il
PoRTT.kND 4 BAR ARBoR-tSs;15 P. II.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. AL.BANS ana
QUEBEC, ~ $40 A. n. 1000 2. a.
WoRCEsTER and FIrCHBURo. via PUT
LGKEvn.LE and NORFOLK - tTo.Oa
A NJ, 1881 p. NJ.
Ct. Darlington, sJeckeridse. Lemon. Pits
asid-fs:54. 5000 A. NJ, 81 "a, fs:31 pm.
Ticket Offices at cGTand Central Station
ana cI25th ST.. also at o245, 1900. cl95A
B'way, COS Union squars c1s2 Fifth Ave.
e3t5 Columbus Ave ,S sss9 MAD Madison Ave.
BROOKLYN ca Court ST.. 470 Nostrand Avs,
sDaiiy- Except Sundays SATURDAYS
only. tStops az 125th &c. xseops az I25th
81. sundays only. $Parlor Car limited.
ilTfas dining car. eParlor and Sleeping c@s
tickets aizo-
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nay afternoon at O'clock It is expected that
HGejghtSS ,. owners IN Montague street ana Ins
,,,, sectIoh IN Brooklyn, who oppose the ROUTE
WIN men present their side of the case
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions ecs
The Tribune received as their Uptown
once. No. 1854 Broadway, between 9Sth,
and 3Tth ats. until O clock D. m. AdVer.-
tisemsnts received az the following brauoh
Offices at regular office rates until oclecss
D. m, Wiz. 2o4 sth ave. Q. q. cor 23d A.
lisa 6th ave, cor. 18th o.. % East I4th 81
PSF West Ara ST. between 7th and Sch AYES
e8S West l25th st. 1888 % ave, bstwssa
81 170S 1st ave. near segh 81 157 Eass
10Th 81 T55 fremont ave ESQ "a ava
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions f0F
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once, No 1854 Broadway. between Both
ana S7th SITS. until O'Clock D. m Aver
Ciseuents received at the following branch
Offices at regular once rates until o'clock
. m. viz 204 Sth ave-. =. cor. 25d 81.
153 9Th ave, cor. nth ST.; 90 East Hath St
25T West 42d St. between 9Th and Str ayes
26S West 125th ST. 1898 Sd ave-. between
18TH and nth SITS; 1925 81 ave. near 6lst
st HOS LIST ave. near 39Lh 81 I5T East
125th St. 1856 fremont ave: ESQ 80 avs.
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BIOS TO ~ A AER F R9sISs e
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport ard Fall
River, 1--we. Pier 10, y. r, II. Warren ST.,
week days and sundays, $50 Z. NJ Strs-
Priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for PrOvitenCe. Bos-
ton and East. Leave Pier is. n p. foot
Murray ST, week days only, 800 P. ~
Steamers Providence new and Pilgrim
Orchestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford,
Martha's vineyard and Nantucket I've.
pier 40 N p f. GARRISON St, week DAYS
only. at 500; IT, East 22d st. $3.50 2. NJ
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leave
pier 40 y. r., IT. Garrison St.. week days
only. P n strs. City of lowell and
Chester w. Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE FOR Nav Haven,
Hartford and North I've. Pier 20. p. r..
wee6 days only. 2:45 P. Mi r. z. 22d ST..
& p n SIR. Richard Peck.
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave \. Y. Barclay. Christopher. W. asa
SITS.
- 90 A M-For BinshamtOn and Einira-
40 90 A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago and S.
Louis
81 40 P M-For Buffalo and chicago.
t4oo P. M-Eor Scranton and plymouth
Is * p. M-For Buffalo. Syracuse. ItnacA,
90 90 A M-Chicago-Slseper open asa
P III
Tickets az 14S. 400. 11ss. 14s4 Broadway,
N Y; $50 Fulton 81, B'klyn. sDaItyS
tExcept Sunday. LEAVES Christopher Sd
e1O p NJ. weekdays
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AMERICAN LINE Sailing at $50 4, y.
H-CHERB' SOUTHAMPTON
ST. Louis. Sept. 2oi 81. Paul. 49,. Oct -
Philadelphia. Dot. eiNew York. Oct %
RED STAR LINE F Fl n Per
DOVER-ANTWERP- PARIS.
Finland. SPIT 2e, 2:0Oprn Kroonlsnd. Oct-19 mn
iceland. Oct. a, s am Vad'Td. oot.2o : 40 am
WHITE STAR LINE e N Pier
NEW Observation-Disclosures.
Majestic. oot.5. 10 am Teutonio Oct II. 10 am
Celtic. Dot. 5. am Cedric Oct 10, s am
,r 10 MEDITERRANEAN .1 X5A 20
FROM NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC. Oct Is, noon: Dec (rrom Boston,
CRETIC. Nov. 3. noon; Dec. 8: Mar, 80
CEDRIC. Nov. 20. Jan 8. Feb. 16 q 600
GEL jan 10, Mar, Z TONS.
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC. ..... Dot. 8, 1890 p, m Nov. II
ROMANO. Oct. q. $3.50 a. m. April q
PASSENGER OFFICE, 9 BROADWAY.
Freight Office. whitehall Bldg. Battery PL
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RAILRoADA
"An.rios's Greatest Railroad

H'7'Ne NI0atoSs Haliro al
NEW YORK (TsNTGSru
a EEOsoN RIVER RAuRoAo
Through trains depart from Grand Gen.
sral station. 42d street. New YorE& az Pc
An through trains. sxeeDs tn $40
NJ. Lea. $50. $50. 5 %. if:sO P. Il. stop
a. 10th street 10 receive passengers ten
I Ia,1S SeteE lsaytnz 42a ssIsss
''0O A. M--fADiRONDACK THOU
SAND ISLANDS AND SfOSrS
PRESS. Most famous = Z sraaa an n
the world
s;4S A Mast MALTA hour. 20
S'4S A. M-fSARATOGA AND MONT
,o.oo REAL. EXPRESS.
l0;2O a. M-~DAY EXPRESS
i;0S " THE SECOND ENPIRA
l'eo = M.-~C'HTCAGO SPECTAI
-'o4 r M.---SC UTHWESTERN LINZ
s.so NJ TTEP. 5 an Pullman cars.
ITED-fs hours ~ Cv5g-7 -
$50 p M.-tAI.BANY & TROY FLYER.
80 M--~IHE WOLVERINE
S.Zs = Mast MAII-For Albany
o'SO ?. Make SHORE LIMITED
$50 hour train 70 Chicago.
s,sOp NJ AZ ~ P TI55.y s9Fs- -.
AND ST, LOUIS LIMITED.
All Pullman cars.
o;VO 2. NV E,S'rETN EXPRESS
200 2. M--.MONTREAL EXPRESS.
$50 p MA d r ID A Q K AND
MONTREAL EXPRESS
o'uO r. --"BUFFAlO. y A O Ar A
FALLS. CLEV EL4AND AND
TORONTO SPECIAL
30 p. M.-sWESTERN NEW YORK;
AND THOUSAND ISLANDS
EXPRESS.
$50 p. M-~PACIFTC EMPRESS
I1'SO ?. M.-sCHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
EXPRESS.
'paily. Except Sunday. Except Mon
day.
HARLEM DTvIaION.
S;o5 A ". and 3:35 T. a.. dafiy exoeps
sunday. 20 PfttsfeId ana North AAaEns.
p. NJ
Pullman cars on all through trains
Ticket Offices az 149. 245. 4l5 and i2sa
broadway; 20 Union Square ". 2I5 Co
!umbus ave, III West 125th ST. Grand
CENTRAL and 125th 81. stations. New York;
- and I26 Fulton 81. and 1O5 Broadway
Brooklyn.
Telephone 800 ssth Street, Tor Cab
service. Baggage checked from hotel Or
residence BY WestcOtt Express.
A. II. SMITH. O. p DAILY.
Vice-Pres & GenT Mzr. Pass'r Traffic Mar.
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Surrogates' Notices.
4 NDERsON, CORN

A NDERSON, CORNELIA.-IN PURSUANCE
~ OF an order of Hon Abner c. Thomas a surrpgs,.
az the County OF New York. notice given Ia All
persons having claims against CCrnela Anderson lats
ms County New York deceased. present the
with thereof the subscriber place ut
tTansactng business. at the office OF her attorneys
Averin & Brnekerhon No. 90 Wall Street in the Bor.
ough Manhattan. City Of New York. before the
Is day Of October. 1896
DATED New York, the Sosh day OF March 1906
CORNELIA K, AVERILI, Executr,x
AvERU.L g. HaINCKERHOFF, Attorneys for the FSx
ecutrlG, No. 60 Wall Street Borough or Manhattan
City OF New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County %
Notice Is hereby given all persons havinS
claims against Harriet P Warden OF the Cttv ~
Paris Republic France, deceased present the SANS
vouchers thereof the subscriber,
transacting business, No 40 Wall Street IN The C4E1
New York, before the 10th day October
Dated New York. the Bird day OF April 1905.
- CLARENCE WARDEN. Administrator.
STRONG g. CADWALADER,
Attorneys for administrator,
30 Wall Street ". 7. city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County OF
New York notice is hereby given all persons having
New York deceased the with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber his place transacting
business No. 66S Mt. Hope avenue, the city Of
Rochester Neg York before the 26th Octo-
Der next WILLIAM c BARRY Administrator.
Dated New York. the 10th day OF April. 1906
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MEM LfR8EY GEMTRAl.
TIONs Foot Liberty St, n. p
West I'D 81. y. r.

HuS W " Eul ~ ~ W@lI U11NAd
STATIONS Foot Liberty St, n. r.
West I'D 81. u. r.
w lime e, shown below ia. from Liberty Sc
HesI I'D - leaves 10 minutes earlier, sxs
Sspe as noted BY designating marks.
SION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
AND AACCH CHUNk-z4.0O C7.15 Ea9@
{Snl. = 10 a, NJ, 40. 4.4O. 500 Oo5.AS
leo. 500 and 500 P. NJ
WILkESBAFRE AND SCRANTON sta
y n. 10. 900 2. NJ sundays. "a so
Z " o d. LAKEHURST. TOMS
RIVER AND BARNEGAT-z4. 90. 8. 90
A, NJ. 1So. 800, Lakewood and Lake.
%. 40, Lakewood and LakehursD-
ATLANTIC CITY-'9. 40 A NJ. XII 90. k3.4se
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN,
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT-z4-0 90, 30.
11.30 A. NJ. ex12, 40, II 20. 100 ga As.
oeasn 10ve $50 Is a N sp GS gao fs0i r.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT,
MONMOUTH BEACH. EAST LONG
$50 4.so. $50 ESQ P. II sundays naiS 600
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
B BNtAND AspT sF7SF 3 X : oeEA I
GROVE, SPRING LAKE. POINT PLEAS.
ANTTPi f9 az si 81 40 "a y, w ga e 1 1o9e
Branch only) p N. Sundays. 925 A. 81
Loo 745 P. NJ. Pier 10. y. r.. Cedar
St, 10. 20 a NJ, 100 $40. AS SO
sundays. 10 A. NJ. 80, $40 P. II
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTSNhLI
AND WTLLIANSPORT - II "A 90. Z4.SN.
$500 $40 90 90 II 90 A NJ. Reading
OnIsD, o. I. 90. /. 20. I2.0O p. n Reading,
Pottsviue, Harrisburg only. TACO. = 90
TO p. NJ, ~z43O. mTOO, nS.0O. %. 0os
ns10.OO. 'lLOO A. N. ms12 90. nj CO..
900 IS 90 - %. ND. 90, mss. 90. Il. CO.
TS.O0 $500 p1O.3 30 p NJ, tS12- Is Hdt.
PHILADELPHIA.
"a so naTOO. ms 90. 81 m%1O,00, 81. 90
m.l2OO. m1OO 200. ace. 400. ms Os
m'6.Oo 100 ts-Oc. 800. p1O.3O P. M.s
js12 - udt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
500. .ms1OGO, ms120 90 m~2OO, mtsA0os
Tns600, s7,Qo. ie1S.15
'DailY. fDaily. except sunday. pSun-s
DAYS. 9Parlor cars only IVA TanaaCua~
aExcapt SATURDAYS. mining Car. XSatur@
days only. zHTOm Liberty st. only
Prem Twenty-third Strest-b5.2o p. NJ
in so p. NJ. h3. 20 p. NJ. vs. 80 P; NJ. IA 2os
Of1css: Liberty St, West 2Sd St, Aston
House 245. asa 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1s2
5th Az. Isl 5th Av., 3 Union Square
West. 2T9S 50 Az. 1O5 West 125th ST.. PAS
Columbus Az, New York; Cotrt St, 543,
s44 fulton St. 4T0 Nostrand ,Av.. Brook
lyu: SEQ Broadway, Williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage @ testlnotion. 49,,
W G. BESLER, ". C. HOPE
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.

hAMb UNJ-AMEKILA LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PJYMOUTH-CHERBO CRG-HA MBU RG.
PEN la Oot. 6. 80 A. NJ batavia. Oct. Ia
Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR-NAPLE
Hamhurg.'--- Oct 4 Hamburg Jan 10
Hamburg -. Nov. 10 t*Deutschland. Feb.
'Moltke ..,...Deo al Hamburg Feb, 10
tOmits Gibraltar. HAS Grill Room and
Gymnasium. Mediterranean and Orient
Cruise, 1919 days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-28
RAILROADS.
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PlEUUNu@W ANuuA
RAILRO AID.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-thlrd 81
and DeSorosses and Cortlandt SITS
~ The leaving time from DesbTosses ana
Cortland Streets Is FIVE minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
FOR THE WEST.
%7.55 A. n. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
+e.55 \. NJ PITTSBURGH DAY E&P
sI0.55 A. NJ. THE PENNSYLNA ANA LIN
TIED. - Chicago. Cincinnati
and st. Louis,
.155P. NJ. 81 LOUIS LIMITED:
'1.55 P. NJ CHICAGO. CINCINSAT1 anu
ST louis EXPRESS.
1855 P. NJ NSYLvANIA SPECIAL
is hours 70 Chicago.
s455 P. NJ. CHICAGO LIMITED.
'565 P. NJ. WESTERN EXP rESS,,-
1925 p. NJ. ST louis AND CINClN-
MATT EXPRESS.
IS ?. N. PACIFIC EXPRESS -rD-crS-
IS p p. NJ. CLEVELAND AND CANC4-N-
MATT EXPRESS
s955 p. NJ PITTSRU PGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH ~
'T.65. 20. 20 IS. %. SIS. -l0.55 a. m; 80,
ited'5, .s55. .4a5' ASS. s555. Q Is ?. m.
l2Io nigs .SssRRss11y.s s. ~ @ S Il
Liruited'J, .a25. '4.2S. Ass. '5.SS. s2S
D. m, II, 10 night
SOUTHERN RAItwAY.-'s.25.' a. 70 p n
Atlantic + e, co GAS LIME IS g. m and
sEAg6ARD Air L1NR-1220 ., m. and
12.1 a. m. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA4LNAH--
3. % Q. m. daily.
cHEs APEAKE & OHIO RAIEwAY.--.Ts5
a. m. weekdays; '1o60 a. m. and a %
F6R OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FoLK.-'T-25 a. m Weekdays and 500
Atlantic CITY.-e55 a. m and ass ?. m.
weekdays. Sundays. -755 a m.
fdR M RRsNc4 % RSsB 81 Ess PaRR ocean
Po oGrs' Pi Easta s55 :. M I2Sa. as
S.25, 425 ass and 8 SIS .. m. weekdays
Sundays. SIS. 9. 25. 1875 a. m and ASS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos sT25. ~I.55. 6 IS. S.55. 20 %. g ~
'f1O 50, 30 IS. '11.55 a. m. Il. 25. 'l2 IS.
.4SS as r (.f4s3 for Is North Phiisdelp9is
CPS 's55 for North Philadelphia only
SOs 1 Il 70 9 sss Ess * Sss .io IS
AS, SIS =. Is 9 Ga S for North Peiis-
s25. SIS S" 3 Is CsS SIS for North Philadsi-
phia oniyl p m. 1910 night
Ticket Offices. Nos 4s1- 1854. and 1 .9
ST.; 26s Fifth Avenue corner Goth So:
and stations named above; Brooklyn,
Court Street. 336 Fulton street. 44S
Nostrand Avenue, 800 Broadway. ana
Pennsylvania Annex Station The New
York Transfer Company VIII cali Tor ana
check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination.
Telephone '543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBCRT, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General PASSENGER Agent