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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
EVERY REPUBLICA
is ASKED FOR ST
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatcli.)

Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch.)
S NEW YORK. July %, - Realizing that
little or no financial assistance IL to b.
expected hrom trusts and generations,
which have filled Its calnpa ignr chest ~
the past with funds with which to carry,
on It's campaign In lnhnlf Of Republi-
can Representatives to- Congress, Repre-
sentative James 8, Sherman and his assoc
ciates on the Republican National. Con-
giessonnl Committee have decided 70
appeal to Republicans to contribute ono
dollar. ench TO Its campaign una.
In pursuance OF this policy tho COM
mittee has begun the mailing OF MANY
thousands OF l,tters to Repttbll leans ~
all sections OF the country asking them
to contribute ono dollar each, Tho ar peals
points out that tho committee lnlenis
to make t,y chief Issue nj Its campaign
for tho election Of a Republican majority
In the next House Of Reprssen n lives,
tho personality and achievements Of Presl-
don't Roosevelt,
Establishes Precedent. S
In adopting this policy Of collecting ~
campaign fund by popular SUBSTITUTION
E the committee Ia establishing precet
dent. heretofore Its campaign funds have
been made up almost entirely by c0ntribH-
lions from large 'corporations,a Represet'-
tatlue Sherman last night indicated thns
z tho committee was tor0ld pActacaily W
adopt this method OF obtaining funds 70
carry on its work 8 N 83s s &
"A Asked II an appeal TO individual Repu'-
llcans for subscriptions had ever been
cent out befoNe, he repl!ed that ne lan
never known Of liz being done peIorc,
y don't think II has ever been netra ssuNy
10 do 30 before,'' lie snd, lnughlnsly. Il
Some few notices went out yestelSia y.
ha said, "hut the serious work OF forward
10 mailing them, h Republican lea doris m
al sections of the country to pc posted
where individuals may see them, the a'-
tce viii he sent to all Republican papers
with q request that It be published for
several days, so that all voters fnyorins
the return Of d Republican matority may
forward their contribution 70 headquarters
In this city. N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

Boyerldgo has the credit for starting
the President on the trail Of the packs
ers; also the pen with which the Presl-
dent signed the agricultural! bill: Where
does Upton Sinclair come IN? gTAe9do :
might have given him the biofter. ~ y
least, But perhaps he wipes hts pen ~
his hair,-Puels \; B. hs 5iss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

Boston papers declare that all indicn-
tons point to record year In the boot
and shoe trade. The total shipments
from Boston for the year were 2.492 ,O63
cases, against 2,3O9, o70 In 1905, Shipments
to Europe on back orders continue good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
THE E.WEATHER.

+ FORECAST: Virginia Partly cloudy Tues
ldny. showers In southeast portion:
wednesday partly cloudy, lsghtll 70 fresn,
variable winds.
North Carolina - Occasional showers
Tuesday and Wednesday llsAt % tresh
south to south west winds. H IN Vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

Highest temperature yestorda y...,..... u
Lowest temperature yesterday,,,,...,., q
Mean temperature yesterdn y,','.'',''', u
II formal temperature for Jufy ~, .,.....7X
Departure from normal tynnperature,u Q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Miniature Almanac,
For Indigestion

HoRsFoRD,s AZ p PHI osPHATE
An effective REMEDY for obstinate lnr
digestion, nervous dyspepsia, headache
and depression.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

Standardization and not Parliament ~ re-.
sst0hsible the delay III, the settlements
OF tho nsrhtiaii question, ind by pro.
Claiming d cessation OF rnytiicnt of tnxes
and Of military scryi Ice md Reputation Of
tfNturU loans. 81 ssA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
.C[ONFZ E With T'H|AW}s|j.
ABOUT H0L| |. | ! { ca J
4 (By Associated Presa.)

Va NEW YORK. July 23.---Roger O Mara,
formerly chief OF police Of Pittsburg, who
is now employed as a detective II the
interests OF Harry X. Thaw. came 70 tn ms
city to-day and had a conference win
;Thaw and his wife, In which the 5letters
tfrnm. Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Thaw's mother,
IL stanford White were discussed. n. y
oMnra was summoned by telegraph
ana was met at the ferry landing Z. ~
Mrs, Thaw. The two then went together
to tho Tombs prison and consulted With
5Thaw for short time s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
WILL STAND P|kT
ON TARIFF ISSUE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
September to lend his aid to the early
campaign In TINT state, ana especially
in tho Second District, where sRepresen-
tatlve Littletleld ia having trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
TRAIN DEAA|lED
At RIVER BRIDGE Ct
Passengers Badly Frightened and
Other Trains Delayed for
Several Hours.

Il Train No, 50. Of tho Richmond. Fred
erlckaburg and Potomac Railroad. bound
tor washington, on leaving the Byrd
street station At $50 last night, deraled
one Of its Pullman cara Just after strlk-
Ing the bridge over the James River me
/ car, fortunately, did not jump the guard
rail, or q serious accident might have
resulted 3i 55i
,rha mIsl,np badly frightened the pas
sengera on the train and delayed II two
hours. The Pullman, which carried sew
ernl PERSONS, was badly smashed up,
a wrecklng car finally cleared the tracx.
ana No 50 left for tho North about
l0:40 O'Clock,
No. %, arriving here from washington.
was delayed nearly mn hour, me loere
from here to Petersburg, NO, 63, Atlantic
Coast Line, due to leave here 81 $50
o'clock, did not got out until 1910 o'1locE,
No other trains were delayed.
The Cannon hall arrived from Norlolk
Just before the accident,
The cause OF the car Jumping the traces
4 has not yet been determined, &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

SJI ri ia not no unnecessarily apprehenslre.
When nirships actual y come into common use'
inventive genius VIII supply An upstaTs WIN
dow blind that will serve the purpose'--Fu :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Had No Quorum.

Had tho committee gone into the intri-
cate question. It 10 said that q PROPOSE
ton to double tho overhead wires would
have been advanced This is the iden
OF many. Iys 5 5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-27
FusileS de cliSpa del Si6lO Xxx

La notiCia parece extraordi.
maria, y sin embargo, es cierta.
En- Lieja hay una fabrica de
armas donde sc hacen todavia
fusiles de chispa, con la parti-
cularidad de que cada a1o Sc
despachan unos 10000.
va sc comprendera que estas
armas no Sc deStinan a ningun
ejerCito europeo, nj tampoco q
los +sportsmen" de ninguna ma
cion civilizada. Unas, son fu-
siles dOradoS, de dos metros de
longitud, que Sc envian a Ma
rruecos, y Otras, estan destina-
das a los negros del Africa Cen
trail y Meridional. Ademas. la
fabrica hace grandes cantida-
des de fusiles de piston, unos,
con la culata tallada, para el
Brasil Y la Argentina, Y otros,
inCrustados en- orc y nacar, con
deStinO a ConStantinOpla, donde
esta prohibido introducirlos, pc
TO donde Sc puede exhibirlos en-
los esCaparates y venderlos a
buen precio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-27

Fncontraronse tambien tres
documentos fechados en- 1881.
I4S3 y t49i. El mas antique de
los dos panos pertenece q la Sc
gunda mitad del siglo x Y en- 81
estan labradas las figuras de
cuatro elefantes. El otro pano
es del siglo XII.
Las telas fueron llevadas a
Berlin previa la venia del car
denal Fischer por ell professor
Lessipg director del Real Mu-
SEQ de Arte Industrial. Sc sa-
caran fotografias de elias y vol
veran q meterse en- Ell sarc6fago.
El Emperador Guillermo mos.
tro vehementes deseos de lie
varse los documentos para exa-
men.
Ell sarcofago fue alberto por
la primera vez el ano 1000 por
ell EmpeIador Otto III.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-27
Ri SarcjlagO de Carlo HaSn(

Aquisgram, II de Julio.-A
instancias del Emperador Gui-
ilerm0, tue alberto hoy el sarco-
fago de Carlo Magno. d presen-
cia dc altos djgnatarios de la
Iglesia catolica Y dc las autori-
dades provlnciaIes. con objeto
de examl ar dos panos precio-
SOS, que juntamente con 0tras
TellqulaS, Sc enContraron en-
perfecto estado dc 1onserva-
cion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-27
0fiSen dc ul prOYerDiO
{ EUENTO ARABE J

Tn hombre justo, bueno, cum
plidor de la Ley, caminaba por
I'm bosque; al cruzar por I'm 81
ito apartado, escuch6 gritos de
dolor. Detuvo sus pasos, miro
alrededor Y no vi6 NADIA; spero
los gernidos continue ban.
1Ouien sois? iDonde estais2
tPor que os quejais?-pregunto
el buen hombre.
Soy I'm genio encantado por
I'm perverso-dijo una voz que
jumbrosa;- ;-si tienes valor y
quieres libertarme, pronuncia
tres veces seguidas Ell nombre
de Dios-i Bendito sea Ely
rompe esa rama SEGA que tienes
enfrente de ii.
Asi 10 hiZo sin vaCilar Ell buen
hombre, y en- el acto salio de ia
TERRA un genio que lie dijo:
: Gracias: has hecho un bien,
Y como todos los que hacen ell
bien. seras recompensado. Vuel-
We a tn casa y sabras que el hIjo
que con tantaS ansias anhelas,
vendra al mundo dentro de po
cos meses: sera despejado, gen
til, inteligente Y valeroso; con
estas cualidades podrja coTrer
ell peligro de haCerSe SOberbio
y. 10 que es peor, vanidoso; pa
ia evitarlo, tie regalo esta caji-
ia. que tn lie entregaras cuando
sea mozo, Y que debe llevar
siempre consigo. No tiene la
We, porque ella sola sc abrira
Cuando sea necesario que Sc
abra.
Ydicho esto, ell genio desapa-
recio.
FL buen hombre crey@ que
habia sonado; pero la preciosa
cajita que el genio dej6 en- su
poder, alej0 sus dudas.
Al llegar a su casa le confir-
mo su mujer la noticia que tan
to lie alegraba, Y no pasaron mu-
ChOs meSeS sin que naClera I'm
nino que, andando el tempo.
Causaba la admiration de las
gentes por su gallardia, por su
valor V pOr su talento.
El mozo llevaba constante-
mente con 81 la Cajita que el ge-
Mo regalo a su padre, y por mu-
chos esfuerzos que hizo no CON
siguio abrirla; pero cierto dia,
despu6S de haber compuesto
una poesia que lie parecio admi-
rable, observe que la tapa del
precioso estuche sc alzaba por
ST misma, descutriendo el fon-
do, en- el que sc encontraba tn
pergamino, y en- este escritas
con letras de orc las palabras
siguientes'
mo digas: soy. soy; espera
que digan: es, es.
Feline OviIo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-27

Don Juan ell Hip de Dofia Ines
Quevedo Obras Festivas
La Educaci6n Sentimental Historic
de IN joVen, por Gustavo Flau-
bert. tomos.
Renata Manpetin, por E. y ]. DE-
Goncourt
Margot, El Secreto de Gavotte, Las
dos aRaptes, Hisroria de un Mir
10 Blanco, por Alfredo De Musset.
Las Lagrimas de Juana, por a Hon
saye.
El LibrO de los Snobs, por N. NJ
Thackeray.
La Comedia Nueva, 81 81 de las
Nihas, Moratin
Ell Matrimonio Cristipno, por Maxuno
La Jornada he ocho Horas, Ricardo
Ravenga.
Cuentos de Bocaccio
San Francisco De Asle, FOR f. P.
Bagan
Palabras, de Alfredo Ca'der6n
historic de la Revolution Franccsa
por Micnelet.
ii Captain Estruendo. por Te6filo
Gautier.
Estudios de Arte de la Guerra, por
F. Lopez Garcia.
Notas Coionialcs, por Arturo Am.
bl6rd
ii Ingenioso Hidaie0 N. de Ger
vantes, por Navarro Ledesms.
Estudios Sobre Virgilio, por {. A.
Sainte Beuye.
Pequefieces, pr P Coloma
Lectures Re reativas, por P. Coloma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-27
PARA CICARRILLOS

En- el B0LETIN MERCANTrr. hav eons.
sante existencia de papel para ciga-
rrillos, marca LA Cubanita esme-
rada meute cortado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-27
U|timas Ob[as fecibidas

EN- La LIBRERIA DEL BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-27

Toncnos exiSreucia constarte en- toda
esHa'a de precio; bay sombrIlas y para
hay !Cs lnisnos ali.u,os en- clase extra
,for'os para fesalos con punos de plata,
'acAF y denas que conStituye1 una obra de-
'erdadero ate.
GoHL..E-Z pkDIa HfRNaN9S
SAN FRA%ciec0 3S.-SAN JUAN P. r.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

advance of asc. The May gain was i4c to asc. Oats
advanced 1sc each for December and May, and
provisions were firm at slight advance notw;h-
standing weak holding market.
Wheat prices At the start substantially at
the same figures when the session ended Satur-
day. The sting to the bulls all in the tail of
the visible supply statement. the quantity ahoat
on the lakes being reported 1S27Cp0 bushels more
than it was a week ago and that increase on the
lakes was the last item of the report Tho market
staggered n little and lost Ic or so OF the advance
December closed 73l4c bid. against 73c to 7Slac
on Saturday, and May 7S1sc bid. against 7S}sc
to 7Sssd.
Damp weather throughout the West was the re-
verse OF what was needed for increasing the ship
ping end of the corn. and consequently there
was some little uneHsiness among the December
shorts IN that commodity, and that communicated
itself to the May. which improved with the pros
pect Of higher prices for the future Decem-
ber ranged from 42i.c to 43c. and closed AT 42Tsc
against 4214c on Saturday. May went from 4SLhc to
4S5sc. and closed 42s4c 1870. against 43l5c on
Saturday.
The market for cats showed better feeling after
the rather persistent small daily declines of last
week. Wet weather also helped TO encourage the
longs and correspondingy depress the shorts. max
ing buyers Of the latter for the time being. De-
cember went from 33Hc S2ssc. and closed at s3Ac
May 1uctuated from S47sc 10 s5l4c, closing S5c
compared with S47sc on Saturday
Provisions opened easy owing TO the Increased
movement OF hogs, but the market developed decd-
ed strength later the appearance OF sudden
demand for November lard from shorts. January
pork sold s4 40 to sI4 55, off to ti4 So January
lard sold s. IS OFF IS 32, and reacted IS 90
January ribs sold IS 62Is s. 6S to IS TO- of 10
ss67ls 10 IS TO-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
4. II. JOLINE ELECTED.
Becomes Head Of Katy" Road
T7cO NezU Directors.

Adrian 4. Joline the Wen known LAWYER ~ -h,e
- - WHO has been chairman of the board OF the
--ss'-Ii' .aa Kansas & Texas Railway Company. was
.7s'eioay elected president. succeeding F. n Fin
--ey' - resigned. James Y Wallace president of the
Ia Ia trust Company and J. C. Metcalfe were
- - directors and members Of the executive
1OniA'ltee. 70 fill vacancies
,z ,l d trust Company interests have long been
- -lea with the road Mr Metcalfe goes into the
20 j. u X understood as the representative OF the
80 interests Tho retirement of Mr.. Finnev IS
-, De a-e solely 70 his desire 70 withdraw from
c,ssaTs;lE zee, ana not to be the outcome OF any
shares OYER the operation OF the property The
vtb VI me company active YESTERDAY
net 55-satF trading, and the common rnada a
Tba;~ .a-ce OF l4s points and the preferred IL
tv 1I.-g,.A as was said last week is ascrtbed
Ffri 1-.--liS informed persons to blIvfnp nv ne
as an oy WIN the object OF obtaining the road
system. " '1il lot Ile railways OF the Hill
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

STATIONS Ws., TGoT LsafTsy 9sd s. , p H.
Time shown below is from Liberty 81
West 2Sd 81. leaves 10 minutes earlier. ex-
cept as noted by designating marks.
PHILA DELPHIA.
j'l2 IS. $50; na7.O0. rn's,OO. $50. 400
$1,000, '11.00. $50 m-12-O0 T'1.00
13O. 900. .3.OO 400, $500 SO
m'6.0o 100. 800. 900. p1os0 P. NJ.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
z'1. 80. 500. $1,000. I'12. 90. '2. co. ft'4 90.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4. 90
$40 a. NJ. xl 90, 1 80. Ks 40. IA Is. 800
P NJ x615. Sundays. $50. 40 A NJ.
ATLANTIC CITY-.940 A. NJ. MOO. ks,4o
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE SUNDAYS No. Asbury Parkl--
e4<. $50 $50. So t12.o1- ' sundays except;
Ocean Grove. z4Oo. 900 A. NJ. 400
Tine tables giving trains 70 EAsToN.
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN, MAUCH
READTNG, HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE.
WILLIAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained al following Offices: Liberty St,
West 22d St; Tel. s14a Chelsea: Astor A9
Ee West zss "a 23 23h 1 65 VEST e G99h h & sSuss
eIu@9as rto, Nsw 425k sg Sas4sng G9gTt ST.
Brooklyn; 800 Broadway. williamsburg
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage TO destination
.baIly 7Daily. except Sunday. pSun-
days tParlor cars only. aExcept Satur-
davs mDinns car. except Sundays. xsat-
urdays only. zFrom Liberty s.. only sDin-
ing car sundays. 'Dining car daily.
From Twenty third street -el2 20 P NJ.
"a 70 F. NJ. il1.6O P. NJ. 1870 P. NJ.
" q. RESr.ER. ". G. HOPE.
vice-Pres. & Gen, Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
NJ Telegraph b a. TrLbune.

[By Telegraph to Tho Tribune.l
Chicago, Nov. 26-Wheat was strong and the
up grade until ii struck with the surprise OF
2275 600 bushels increase in the visible. against
expected increase of less than 10000 bushels,
The feeling OF confidence kept the market from
showing any decided weakness. but the advance
that had occurred was cut down to 4 in December
and &c in the May. Corn strong. more cspe-
cially for December. whicn at the close showed an
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad"
NEW WHH5R-N CENTRAL
q ltllDScN RIVER RAlt soAj

'AOoCN NlN6N NHllElAu
Trains leave Grand Central Station 42d St.
ana except the S. 30 a. m. o. $50 IL. 50
z, n; STOP az 125th St. Il minutes later
buualo-IS.3O, -S.45. 80 20 a. m, l.o2.
LOS r2ot. '43O. 900, $500. %.
Chicago-'s 45 a m, slO6 $3.50. '4.30.
'o;SO, 600 800. $3.50. iii so p. m.
Cincinnati-'2.O4. $50, 100 $50. .1l.30
p. m.
Clsysland- a m. .1.oo. $50. eco.
SColumbus-"2. o4. $50. 500. -. 80 p. m.
Yrsias., s.o, '9;$o III 80 p; m.
Monsp IMnalanapoisn,2 =, o. $50; '1I2o p. m.
Montpesl-fl2 10. ts.oO. fs.45 a. m. TOO.
Niagara FalIsr+s; Is 80; 's.45 a m, 80 g 20
80 30. "if.30 p. m
St. Lcuis---2. 0f. $50. .113o p. m.
Ioronto-fS.30 m. .s 90. b9. so. bll. 30 o. m.
HARLEM DIVISION
eo a. m. and 3.35 p m, ex Sunday 70
a. m.
Pullman cars on all through trains
Ticket offices at 1t0 245, 4i5 and 1915
Broadway. o5 Union So. w 2T5 Columbus
Az, III West 125th St. Grand Central and
l2oth st Stations. New York: S3S and T26
Fulton st. and 9Jf broadway. Brooklyn.
Daily TEX. Sunday. TEX. Monday.
Telephone 300 asth St" for New York
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
motel or residence by Westcott Express.
Vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Pass'r Trafrc Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
c. w. MORSE MAY BUY WARD LINE

Galveston. Nov. 26.-"The Galveston Tribune"
learns from reliable authority to-day that Charles
w Morse, OF New York. recent purchaser OF the
Mallory Line steamships, is about 10 close a deal
for the purchase os the Ward Line steamers, known
as the New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Com
nany. II is known that Mr.. Morse was looking
into the New York-Cuban business when gathering
into his holdings the Mallory steamers and those
OF the Clyde Line. The Ward Line company COM
prises eighteen steamships. There are two new
vessels of 5000 each bout ready for launching
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
James McCreery g. Co.
Twenty-third Street,
Thirty-fourth Street.

the bridging and crossing OF many miles of
marshy tundra-like ground skirting the edge Of
the Everglades in Dade County.
About year ago Mr.. Maclennan was one OF a
committee OF three engineers William Barclay
Parsons Of this city and Major Cassius L. Gill
lette of the Engineer Corps. Y. S. A, being the
others who uncovered the scandal in the contracts
for the municipal plants of Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

LOST OR STOLEN. -Baukbook No 54I. .O36
Of the German Savings Bank in the city
Of New York corner lth ave and l4th 81.
issued To Lajos Eichler. All persons are
cautioned against ueRCt 'atirg the same. II
not returned 20 the bank on the 18TH day ~
December. 1906 n duplicate vii hc issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. -Bankbook No. 5I5 sa7
Of the German Savings Bank in tho Citv
0f Now York corner +th ave ana I4th ST.
issued 70 Della ! Ahht All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same IL
not returned 10 the bank on the 21st dav %
Decer0 Der 1900. duplicate Will be issued
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27

John D. Macleuaaa is A civil eng,ns.- .us 49,
Se'or Of No q Broadway He Is best o0,i-
a. F~'sT' Who had charge OF the filtration ,Ian+
W. 'is'oh' as contracting engineer for tho
-, department.. L was under his persona, A.
-, - and supervision that the Florida ras.
r.. rs FaAroad vas laid south from Rock1ede,e
- us southern terminal. This work involyaS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
j;mes McCreery & Co.
23fd Street. 54fh ST.


Ladies' Suits.
On Sale in Both
Corduroy and Veiveteen street Suits. With
BlOuse-E Eton, PONY" and three quarter
length coat models COlOrs blue, brown,
green and black.
$3.50 and 400
BroadclOth CheviOt and fancy mixed cloth Suits.
Various models.
$500 and $3.50
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FORMED.
'0An !. Maclennan Heads New Firm Incor.
porated with S75O.0oo Capitsl

a-'an5' Nov. 25-Among the articles OF ,ncor-
80" granted last week were those OF The
Vitl a. Csf.l olHstE1@GIlon @ COMPANY OF New York
q ~. v.5 nan / a Wilson and r n Marsh ali
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
'Dai1v.
'DailN.
Through Daily Trains 10 the West.

Leave New York City. 23d 81. Dib'y -.
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG. $50 am 90 am
CHICEGO. C'OITMBJ-S II so an 2O0n'u
PIT~TSRT- RG CI.FVEISD s. 90 I'm 90 pm
"PIT-TSRURG LIMITED $50 pm 100 pm
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOUISN-. - ! 30 am
C,iT ST !. .OI-IS IOTISV. Q So am IO. 90 am
GIN ST TLOTTSI.OJ-ISV $50 pm 500 pm
Ofices: 245. 49, 1900 Broadway Astor
House los Greenwich St. - Union Square
w. s91 Grand St. y. Y; 34S Fulton St.
Brooklyn: West 2ai 81. and Liberty 81.
After g n m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
r & O r. R. ODD St. Terminal. Phone
No Chelsea 3144
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
Z STEAMBOATS,.

TO m, tC. II IN MI and Points In New Eng
ID W = w id land. teduced Rates,
FALL. EIN Ett LINE via Newport AMI Fau
River Fares reduced 70 all points. Boston.
81 C5 Newport, Tali River, - %: rTov!-
dence 81 SO Live. Pier 10. y. R. 4. War
reu 81. week days acd suTfavs. 100 T. NJ
NORWICH LINE Via New London. I-ave
Pier 40. y r. foot Clarkson st week days
onIv. q p NJ steamer City Of Lowell and
Chester w chaplin
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
hartford and North. Leave Pier ~ = z:
week dhvs only. 2:+5 p. NJ: foot East I'd
St 3P NJ Steamer Richard Pack.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-27
Decorative Goods
Last Two Days of
These THANKSGIVING Sale Specials
Fine Carving Sets

Fine Carving Sets
8 &c set. genuins stag handles
sterling silver ferruieS and 8 inch
cimeter blad--EIsswhers s2-oo- IL .49
Carver and Fork-Jos- RodgerS
rnak@Ivoride handle@fneiy
tempered steel bladss-special-.--..f .SS
8 DC Set-fnsst steel blades
stag handIes-siIver mounted
styles-in silk lined case- SS
Carver and Fork-stax handles
inch cirnetsr blades-worth 81 a. .SS