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New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
James McCreery & Co.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
23rd Sfreef.
GBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Chicago. Dec. 12-Wheat had a hard struggle
against the bears to-day, and the latter had meas
urabe success December wheat at the close
&C down and May lost 42c to Lsc Corn was weak
est for the current months delivery, which at the
close showed decline OF sc TO 24c. the May losing
only &c Closing prices for oats were 1sc lower
Provisions had further declines Of from 22c TO &C.
with the exception January lard, which left off
at the same price it did the day previous
With strong incentives TO buy wheat at the open
ing there more sellers than buyers at yester-
dav's closing prices. AT the opening Valentine
was an open seller OF wheat a considerable
scale and that decided many waverers who Joined
the selling movement and soon had half cent of
the urice The market absorbed the Valentine
wheat and what sold in addition by the crowd
which probably exceeded many times the valentine
lot The price of May dropped 53c during the oper-
alton and the December price lost CSC. The clos
ing rriee for December 74so, or 4c better than
tts lowest compared with 74l4c yesterday. May
closed at 7slhc or it's bottom price compared with
79isc yesterday.
Corn opened easier. without any material change
in prices but with the weakness that developed
In the wheat market the disposition TO sell became
more pronounced and the decline soon assumed
Greater nroportfons December closed at 41sc, COM
rared with 42I.c TO 42ssc yesterday. May closed
AT 1880 TO $40 compared with 427sc to 4ic yester-
day.
While there was a firm undertone to the dealing
IN the pit in the forenoon the market couIo
not escape the influence OF a bearsh kind enanat-
ing from the wheat and corn, and there was coIse-
quently slight yielding OF prices At the close De-
cember was 337.c, compared with 34c yesterday.
May close 357sc. against 36c the day before
Provisions after sharp break early recovered all
Of the loss and midday prices slightly
higher than the previous close. January pork sold
AZ SIS r5 off sl5 o.. and reacted So January
Ia rs sold at g 57Iz s. CO. off IS 521 reacted
70 SO 62ls. January ribs sold al IS 30 to s. 45.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
CLOSED By CONTROLLER.
Bank At u agnesburg. Penn, in an
Unsatisfactory Condition.

Vashiuctor. Dec. Io-The Farmers and Drovers
NstionaI Bank. of WsyuesburE PsaS-. was closed
to-day r. direction Of the Controller OF the Cur
re-cv, and John =. Cunningham national hank
examine. has been appointed receiver The as
,ets and liabilities S23s74-4 4 statement issued
bv the Controller Of the Currency says that the
bank has been in an unsatisfactory condition for
gone tiue and that its lawful money reserve has
been continuously deficient. notwithstanding re-
rAsted a5n0nirions ana official notice 10 make
Il good Tre statement says:
It's Tsb.-itie5 for rAdfscouuts have largely ex-
ceeded The amount 0f its capital stock, in violation
q law and I'm disregard Of the Controllers re-
peateG Instructions 70 reduce such liabilities to
lawful limits The examiner has discovered that
these redlsCounts several hundred thousand dol
lars greater than the amount shown by its books
and reports the Controller. The books and
sEorn reports of condition have heen found by the
examiner o. falsihed 70 be wholly unre-
liable. lis checks and drafts have been recently
dshonoreC. and the general condition OF the bank
is such 20 warrant assumption Of insolvency
6nd u Justify the Controller in closing its doors,
pending thorough examination into its affairs
The only means OF determining its liabilities and
tue condition.
WaruesbGrE Penn. Dec 1.-THE Farmers and
Droyers National Bank. which was closed to-day,
Is said 70 b= tie Oldest national bank west OF
EIlegnsuv Mountains. i was backed by the
wesitfiesr men oF Greene County. and chiefly for
this reason The Controllers order occasoned no
eycileu4e--
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
IN THE IRON TRADE.

cleveland Dec. l2-"The Iron Trade Review"
Tomorrow will say:
The market continues exceedingly strong but
.ta tendency of high prices check consumption
as noted last week is still felt ia some lines. If
,ere H. any soft spot present II IS in structural
sbanes Mills generally admit that orders on hand
So not very large, and that specifications are
,i,1er IN slowly, but the sales OF the principal
,,-'duGer for November were nearly up 10 the
P.Dseitv of it's plant and its confidence IN future
,,,sands is shown by the decision 10 erect TWO new
structural iiiils -, o.,
- i,.s been anticipated a considerable extent
- there are some surprises. The principal sddi-
- re two blast furnaces. twelve open hearth
,cas blooming mill and bar mills ~ the Ohio
.,L's Youngstown; two structural mills Clair
N"fn Ilorn one merchant bar mill Duquesne
pm new river pumping plant al Bellaire, Ohio:
four blast furnaces twenty gin open hearth fur
nc MIXERS and forty million gallon pumping engine
~ III chicago, Mast furnace. six open
~ ~ f,,rnaees and new galvanziag plant a.
ltn OHIO new wire and ca3te facioTy al Y au-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
ARMOUR co. NAMED.
focused Of Being in alleged EIe-
rator TrHst IN Chicago.

chicago. Dee. 12.-John HiI. jr., a member Of
,,s Chicago Board Of Trade. filed a petition In
-. Circuit Court to-day asking the revocation
:, the license Of The South Chicago Elevator
,-o-rpsrv. which. = is said, is owned by John @
shs~er The petition charges violations OF the
Illinois grain laws equivalent 20 a lessened
storage charge. II sets up an alleged trust
agreement The names Of the following COM
NAMES which handle grain appear in the agree
r,ent charged in the petition: Armour Grain
corpary. Calumet Elevator Company. Central
elevator Company. Peavey Grain Company ].
Rosen baum Grain Company and the South Chi
csgo Elevator Company
= do not Own a share of stock in the South
Chicago Elevator Company" said Mr.. Shaffer
today and tho company is in no way or
manner IN any trust in Chicago or anywhere
else
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
BUYING CUMBERLAND VALLEY R. R.
Pennsylvania Making Efforts TO Centralize
It's System Further.

F1-aasp.ia- Dec. l2.-RepOrts that the Pennsyl-
Fania Railroad Company r. buying stock OF the
Cumberland Valley Railroad were confirmed to-day
hy Officials - the former corporation. II is under
STOOD rhs- in the purchase OF the Cumberland Val
ey STOCK tile Pennsylvania is endeavOTing TO cen
Nsize Us system further by merging with It's own
INES Tal roads that tcontrOls. The acquisition OF
toaroHal Cumberland valley stock is being brought
about bT rI- exchange Of three shares OF Pennsyl-
'tnla stock for one of Cumberland Valley
The Cumberland Valley has S.77.,s50 In outstand-
g STOCK o. he par value Of 80. OF this Gil,9o0 is
fft preferred ss3 go second preferred and slZs2-
% common stock. OF that amount the Pennsyl-
'snia Railroad owns Sl12l00 first preferred. s25lo)
second preferred and Sg15.s59 common. The divi-
1eaos o. the preferred stocks are per cent guar
taieed, while tie common has also been receiving
9 Der cent for some years, While operated inde-
ptnoenI-y, Tie Cumberland Valley is an important
Ielt of the Pennsylvania Railroad system
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
STATE MAY SAVE INTEREST.
Controller Bids for S1,0O0,000 Worth of
Highway Improvement Bonds.

Albany. Dec. 1.-THE State OF New York may
the 81 per cent interest on a large majority
Of the first s-coef worth of highway improvement
boncs. bids for which We're opened by Controller
Wilson a. noon to-day. Only Sc. 900 worth OF the
bonds biI for by others than the Controller,
Tho n his Official capacity bid par and interest
for tEe whole or any part thereof. result Of
which the state viii probably purchase its own
bonds par and save the interest. The bonds are
run 1or fifty sears, with interest payable semi
annually. The bids all Of which Will probably be
accepted were as follows:
William Y. Barrett Albany. 5000 al 1929 and
Farmers NstioraI Bank. Granville 5000. at 1u2
ana accrued interest
Mercasuts National Sank, Dunkirz. $4,000. az
II. and accrued interest
Tobey & XIX. New York s25.coo at JOBS and ao-
e-ued interest.
The Controller - the State of New York g ee0 600
e. pa and interest. for the whole or any part
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Stevenson Smith publisher. AT No $50 Nassau
street Yesterday assigned for the benefit OF credit
ors "a Clarence A. searls
An involuntary petition I'm bankruptcy was filed
sesiust tre Hudson Valley Mills Rondout n Y
r. EDITORS with claims aggregatng $3.50 Re
,n,,,af ~ assets n alleged.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13


ard DesSrosses and CortIandt Streets.
~ ] he leaving time from DesbrCsses and
Cortiandt streets is Eve minutes later than
trat given below for Twenty-third street
FOR THE WEST.
- .55 a IT. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
- 81 a. m. PITTSBURGH DAY EXPRESS
30 - a m THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
ITED.-Chicago. Cincinnati. and 81. Louis.
"l.55 p. m ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
3 90 g m CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
100 p n. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
Is HOURS To CHICAGO.
= - .. n. CHICAGO LIMITED.
F5-5l p. m W E.STEEN EXFRESS.
81 p p. m ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI
T.55 p. n. PACIFIC EXPRESS
IS - ?. IL. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS.
~ % pm. PIT'rSBURGH SPECiAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOt{T
$50. 80. %o.25, 9.55. .tO.55 n, m. Il *.
sl2 5a. 10 o'S.25 Congressional I.ira-
ited'D - = 25. 81 50 .5.55 . % P
n 10 night SUNDAY. So & %,
gressioual I.mitad'D. g -. 80 -455.
= -. Q . ?. m. - 10 night.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY--'3.2 -, - % p.
m. l. 10 a M, daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--'9 - a m.
SEA BOARD AIR LINE.-I225 ?. m and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
HS - . m. daily.
AEE>AEE.A r & OHIO ItRli<N y T.
'7-55 a n. week days; -l0-15 a m ana
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLK.-'7.25 a n. week days and 80
ATLANTIC CTTY-95 a 10. and . So p.
H. week days; Sundays, "I.a5 a m.
CAPE NAT.=l3 80 J.. m week DAYS
LONG BRANCH. ASBJ' FcY PARK ocean
Grovel ,Nsu-th AsbUry Park Sundaysl.
and Point Pleasant. $50 a m, %.
3.25. 40 T. m and l2-1e night week
nrH u ~ n
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos. e. o. sT55 So. $50. F9e5. r953.
40 IS. %1O.55. ~l155 a m. l. =, ~ -.
81 30 a 81 21O. 2J5. 3 - } 5a- 4 -.
-425. II - ''f4.55 for North Philadelphia
only. "5.55 81. %. 6.55. 1.55. 5. - $50. Q %
- 40 for North Philadelphia CClyi ? m,
- 10 night week DAYS sunday, 500
m Io p. SO 30 -i1.5-I. q 81. p .. :. -.
81 y tsf4 50 for Ncrth Philadelphia onll,
-455 .5.55. -625. : 80. S-25. $50. :,
Cp 81 for North Philadelphia only = m.
Il 10 night
.Dining Car. tExtra fare train.
Ticket Offices. Nos 461. 1854 and 10 Rroad--
way: 1S2 Fifth Ave. Cbelox 23d ST.. 2s3
named abO.e. BROOKLYN Court street.
32G Fulton Street 40 Nostrand Ave Seo
RrCadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
tiOn. The New York Transfer Company
will call for sud chec[ baggage from
hotels and residences through 70 destua-
ton
Railroad Cab Service
" " ATTERBURY. 7. r WOOD.
General Manager Pass.r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
In Both Stores.

La Vida COrsets. New models espe-
cialiy designed for Princess and Empire
Gowns. with high narrow close fitting
Dust and slender graceful hips. as well as
models. for well developed figures with
long deep back.
Filled with real whale bone and made
of fine Coutil, Batiste and fancy Silk
broche. 800 to $500
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
RAILROADS..
Americas Greatest Railroad"
NNWYoIEIN (IzMLIER2A.!-l
a tiInsaM RlvER RsnRnAn

q HiJcSoM RIVER R4lLR0Ao
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42d y
and. except the $40 a m. l-Oc 3-3u lI-a'
? n, stop at 125th 81. - minutes IA -f'-
Buffalo-iS. 80 - 45 'lO - a. M. ~.
'l.oa. .2.04. 's.3o.' 800. -J.0G, '9O'
'9.3O %1I.3O .. III.
Chicago--S.45 n. m. .1.O6. $50. N4.oo.
$50 800. 500 .9.SO. *1fS0 p. n.
Cincinlati-s2 CA, '5 80 IS 90. 20 SO ell 80 p m
Clsveland-'s. 45 a. M, *lO6, $50. - 90.
as.oo $50. -ti-3o y. m.
Columbus-.2O4 $50. +s.0o 30 p M
Detroit-+s:f5 - a m 81 06. 40. 'O.Vo'
$500 $3.50. I'll 80 /. II.
Indianapolis - Cl $50. sl1.30 D. n
Montreal-'12 To- $50. fs45 a. M. -I-oo'
Niagara Falls-fs 20. -s.45 m. .1o. 10 p. m.
.l.02 -1.os. 800, 500 9-2o. 'e.ao'
St Louis-.a O4. $50. III 90 2. m.
Toronto-iS.3 30 m -s GO. bq 20. bt1.30 pm.
HARLEM DIVISION.
pos a. n and 3.36 2 m. ex. SUrtay. 10
Pittsfleld ard No. Adams sunday. 9.5i u m
Pullman cars On N through trains
Ticket Offices at 13g 245 4I5 and -l2lh
Broadway. 25 Union So W. 2T5 Columbus
Av-. III West 125th ST Grand Central arc
125th ST Stations. New York. 33s and 10
Fulton st. and 954 broadway. Brooklyn
'Daily TEX. sun. zen. Mon. bEx. sat.
Telephone 900 3Sth St" for New York
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by Westcott Express
Z. r DAILY. ! = FAIRIAMR.
Nice-President Geu'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
SAMPLE VALUES.

Above include both plain and
fancy shaped Scarfs-with ana
without paws. heads and tails
Muns are Of Pillow Shape
plain or trimmed
Finer Scarfs and Muffs to s149 20.
Cfiidrer'S Fur Sets
lI Kinds .9S to 6. 9S
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
LEnlGH VALLEY
STEAMBOATS,

BU 5 l u NJ land. !i Esa91sd Rates; RAJ, ~
FAIL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fan
pivsr wares reduced 10 all points. Boston.
s265. Newport Fail River, s. 20 PTovi-
dence 81 so I've. Pier 10. y. h: Y Nsr-
ltrs PRISCILLA ana Pilgrim Orchsstras.
NORWICH LINE via New London Leavs
anI n p N steamers City OF Lowell and
Chester ". chaplin, - r.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North; Leave FER ~; -, T. 5ssi
week DAYS only. 2:+5 p. NJ toot EasS 20
\ - .s steamer Richard Pack
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
DENTISTRY

ePTDGE WORK revoIutionized by Dr.
sluchanan's latest invention teeth with
~ ,iates. specialist tns porcelain crowns
- tTniava- tnexpensiVe. DR.. Buchanan. 90
Madison ave corner 5sth rt
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.

p2D ST, 90 WF.ST.-Select family
house. Handsomely furnished suits.
single rooms. baths every floor, hot
water supply. steam heat every room
table uneNcelled for quality. special rates
70 desirable families and permanent
guests, Tel. 72I9-Riverside
1.--ELE4iANTI.Y furnished apartment; pri-
vate bath. $50 daily. including mea 5.
TWO. S25 weekly; one, Sl5- The Alabama,
10 East 18th 81.
SID ST, las WEST Pleasant room, e1
cellent Southern table: taFle guests.
22D ST, lS EAST Cnear Broadwsy).--
Central. quiet location. all cars convsn-
isrt; very large, light handsome desirable
rooms. superior board, reasonable price.
best references given in every respect.
Sheldon.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
Fine ! Holiday
Values in Umbrellas

Fine Twill SIX mbreIlas-c5un-Netai
Handles. inlaid coiled with
Sterling Silver or French Gilt--.--4 -
Taffeta SIX T-mb-eIIas-
% and 2S inch-valUs 81 90. - ga
Back Union Taffeta CmbreiIss-
% and 2S iuch-Pearl Horn, Ivory
and Natural handles -..........-..f IA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
James McCreery & Co.

ezra Sfree1. J4fb >Sfreef,
HOUSE GOWNS. Tn Both stor.
Ladies' Japanese quilted Silk Robes
Fialn and embroidered. 1880 and1575
Cashmere and Albatross Wrappers.
trimmed with ribbon. 1850 and + 2 IN
SILK kimOnas Oriental PATTERNS or
plain colors with Persian border Xxx
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
Reliable Pu-s
Moderately Priced

Proof of the values we offer is in
the number of customers who re
turn here to buy after looking else
where
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

Mt# LeR9EV gIN U l94A.
STATIONS West E99t LasfTsy asS sE 81 X P P
Time shown below IS from Liberty Sc
West I'D St leaves 10 minutes earlier. ex-
cept as noted by Designating marks.
PHILA DELPHIA-
$50, 900 3 CO. .4oo $500 $40.
.m'6-Oo 100. $500. 1900. pl6.sO P. n.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
z'l 90 SEQ $1,000. q'120o. -. o.. fE'4.oo.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4.o 90.
P NJ. x6.15. SUNDAYS s. so 40 A NJ.
ATLANTIC CITY-'e40 A NJ, x1.Oo. k5-4e
LONG BRANCH. AsBI-RY PARK. OCEAN
z4o0, $50 II 30 A N. ex12 40 10.
gas $50. go t:2 Of Sundays. except
Ocean Grove, z4Oo. 600 A NJ. 400.
Tine tables giving train. 70 EAsTTo1NS;;
CHUNK. WILkESBARRL- SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBJRG. POTTTVILLE.
be obtained az following Offices: Liberty St.
CWcst 23d St. Tel 3144 Chelsea, Asror
House. 245. 434 1900, 1854 Broadway. 1s3
We West. 27as Sd Az. Az los West 125th St. 24s
Columbus Az, New York; 4 Court St,
343, S44 Fulton St, 40 Nostrand Av.,
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage TO destination.
'Daily. 1Daily. except Sunday. .psun-
days. tParlor cars only aExcept satur-
DAYS mDining car except sundays. xSat-
Urdays only. ZFrom Liberty st. only. sDln-
ing car Sundays 'Dining car daily
From Tweuty-third Street-e12. 20 p. NJ,
81 30 p. Ii. jIl-5O P. NJ, k3.2O P NJ.
", C. BEsLER. " c. HOPE.
VIce-Pres- & Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
NECkNEAR. In Both Stores.

NECKWEAR. In Both Stores
Real laces and novelties. Suitable
for holiday gifts:-such as Fichus Bo-
ierOs Scarfs, Barbes, Collars, Berthas
JabOts, Stocks, Chemisettes, Yokes Sets
of collar and cuffs, Coat Sets and Sleeves
in variety of designs and numerous
laces
On Thursday, December the 18th
Fancy lace Stocks of various designs
and Imported Lawn Stocks with fancy
embroidered ''turn-over" and ends to
hatch. soc each
nd
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
lackaWanna Railroad.

Leave N. Y. Ba~clay. Christopher. W I'D
Sta
IS 90 A N-For RinghaU.ton and Elmira-
40. 90 a M-Fo~ Buffalo, Chicago and 81
Louis
81 40 p N-For Buffalo and chicago.
"a 90 . M-For scranton and Plymouth
z~G Is p M-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
- 45 D M-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Ithaca
- 90 A M-Chlcago-SI -SIeepers open Q. 80
P ri
Tickets at f4e. 429. 11S3 1924 Broadvay
y Y. 500 Fulton St Brooklyn "Daily-
Except sunday. zLeaves Christopher ST.
10 p n weekdays
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO :. R.

Lave New York CITY 23d St LiDy ~.
-yV, CfIN;iTDN 81 pers. II. 80 pm Ia am
.wNSHTNGTON. Direr $50 am 500 am
.VASTTNGTON Diner 95n am 10 90 an
UASEINGTOE Diner. 1880 am II 0Ou'
NSFIINCTJN BUFFET $50 pm = 90 pm
s.'PONAI4 LTD Diner. $50 pm +.p pm
WASHINGTON. Diner. 553 pm SEQ ON
WASHINGTON, Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
sDsilv.
Through Daily Trains to the West
Leave New York CITY .-it 81 LIuy -
CHICAGO PTTTSBCRG $50 am 500 am
C,TTC- GO. COLUMBUS II 30 am Il conn
PIIsTSRT-RC. CI.EVEI!D. $50 IN 4 On pm
..PITTSBURG LINITD. so pm 200 pm
GIN ST 0T-IS IOI-ISN. II 81 pm $50 am
frIN ST LOUIS LOUSY. q 30 am 10 90 IN
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOTTSN. :. so pm 6.O0 pm
O.Hces. 245 434 1890 Broadway. AsC0r
House los Greenwich St, - Union Square
W 3Y1 Grand St. y. Y: So Fulton -.
Brooklyn; West 80 s. and Liberty ST
After . D m. Sleeping car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at-Bureau OF Information,
z 6 o r. r, 23d s.. Terminal Prone
No Chelsea 3l44
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

y. Y. y. Fl. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central station
BOSTON via New London & Prov.--Tts 90,
~ 1000. * 1902 A NJ. = loo,
.Sto.o6 ? NJ. via. Wulimantic-f's:O \.
VI 200 T. NJ: VITA Spfd-f9.14 \. NJ,
100 4.G0 al 90 ?. NJ
Uor'ster & Fitch. via Putnam 1888 = NJ
TakevfIle & Norf-fS.4q A NJ, 1881 p VI
CT harrington. Stockbridge, Lenox, Pitts
HeId-F4 - +s-49 A ". and 1881 p NJ
Ticket ofices al c(irand Central station
and c125th 81. also at c245. 1900. cl35f
z way. c25 Inion square cfS2 Fifth Ave.
c245 columbus Ave c6+9 Madison Ave.
CLOS W 125th St. 279S Third Ave In
Brooklyn. u Court St. 479 Nostrand Ave.
500 P'way.
-DafIv. Except sundays. 'Stops a 18TH
st xStcps al 195th ST. SUNDAYS only.
+ParIor car Limited. Has dining Car.
CParIor and Sleeping car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
DESKS, roIltops; partitions. ratings. tables,
safes letter presses, counters. shslvtngs
clothing store fixtures; stores, Offices fitted
Finn Bros IS 81 Centre st.
T-NCALLED for storage goods for sale for
charges: Mrs Bird Mrs. Richardson,
Mrs owen. W simon - West 32d ST
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
LOST.

lost or STOLEN Baukhcok No. 500. 2225
OF the German savings Bank In the City
OF New York corner 18th ave. and l+Cc St.
issued TO Elsa Ge!eng All persons ara
cautioned against negotiating the same y
not returned to the bank on the ID oaN or
January. 1907. a duplicate will DE Issued.
LOST OR STOLEN Rankbook No. @2c-
42S. OF the German savings Bank. iU
the City of New York. corner it1 ave
and 18th ST. issued 10 Louise harcAer-
All persons are cautioned against HeEc-
tlat!.S tho same If not returned to the
hank on the 18th dav Of December, 1905.
a duplicate viii be issued.
LOST or STOLEN Bsukhook No. 425,613
Of tie Germsn Sayinss Bank in th4 Cjty
~ New York, corner 3tu ave ana i4th 81,
issued t. TheTesia kau.maEn, III trust Tor
August Kaufman. All persons are eau
toned agulnst negotiating the same II
not returned 10 the bank on the "a day OF
January 1907. duplicate VIII be issued.
LOST or STOLEN Bankb7ok No. 3i3-9t2
% the German savings BANK ll tHe Nity
OF New York corner +th ave and 14tb ST.
issued to August Kaufman. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned 10 the bank IN the 30 Gay
OF January. 1897. duplicate VIII br issued
LOST or STOI.EN.-Bankbook No. 3"2. Isl
OF the German savings Bank In the tlty
of New York corner Ain ave. and 1+uh st,
issued To Theresia Kaufman. All Persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
II not returned 70 the bank on the 30 day
OF January 1907. duplicate VIII be issued
LOST Handbook No. 57,4sl 81 the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing ANY
person having a claim 10 II IS hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST, RanlSbool1 No s0T. .3ss of the Union
Dime Savings Institution IL missing. ANY
pArsor, having a claim 10 IL - hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passhook cancelled
and i new ore issued
LOST RaulshoCk No 45l. Az 81 tho T-uion
DirrA Savings Institution Is missing ANY
nerson having a claim 70 u Is herein, -aNaI
upon 70 present the same within ten davz
NJ submit ~ having ~ rssshonk cancelled
nu.i 3 ue1e one issued
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
Gifts vo~tn Suit Cases
Music Rolls
Giving Ee,s re

Genuine Seal Writing Tablst-wfrh
ink bottle. pen holders. two pocksts
and 1907 tablst-yalue IS. 80. = 9S
Collar and CufS Boxes-Genuins
seal and 1Iorocco-button pocket
tOp-moire silk lined -----..-----4. %
Leather Collar and Cuff Bo0es-co3ors
and Black-satin lined-oxidtzed
button case ----..----.s.----2.4 ~
Genuine Leather Vanity Bags
gilt trim gs-valuo So Is. ...------"1 40
Genuine Seal Music Rolls. leather
lined-lsathsr strap handle -----.2 40
Genuine Seal and Seal Lined CON-
biuation Pocket Books-nickel
double frames-valus 81. S2.Oo..-.-f 80
Chfldrsn's School Gases
capped COrners-valus sI-6p. 9S
Sole Leather Suit Cases-stron<iy
made, linen liHed-strOng lock --.-6 90
Leather Hand Bags-is iuches-rubosr
Iined-Ieathev handle
worth 81. 40 ---.-----.--.--.- 81
Finer qualities in all the above
a. correspoHdingly moisrats pricsA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
At O,0S

a fine lot of Cheviots AMI
Fancy Worsteds. in MiTt-
urcS. Checks and Plaids.
Pony and Box Coats.
suits that were
SIC - and S15.as
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
CARPET CLEANING.
ANTIQUES.

GOLD CHAIRS. reception and ballroom,
s. so: also Tegilding picture frames. fur
aiture. rsa sonable charges; leaf guaranteed
Fried berg's Gliding shop. 90 Sixth ave.
opposite Sth 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
RAILROADS.
PIEMNg NgYIl VAMIA
r A | L r o A d.

Stations foot of West Twenty-third Street
ard pes5rcsses and Cortlaudt Streets
EyThe leaving time from Desbrcssas and
Cortlandt Streets is Eve minutes later than
trat given below for Twenty-third Street
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
At 14.0S

II n 4 some Broadcloth
Suits also fra Cheviots
and Sarses-all perfectly
tsilo-~d-BlaCix and Colors.
Were SIS aS and S2O.gs-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

LOST Handbook No 40T. ass ~ the Union
Dime Savings Institution IL missing. ANY
person having a claim 10 IL - hereby called
upon To present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passhook cancelled
and i new ore issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

IRVING PLACE 67-Comfortable front
rear parlors. private hath. etc, other
rooms: running water, telephone. references
New-York tribune., 1906-12-13

OFFICE. steam heat, ex-
cellent service; other rooms. board 90
West a2d st