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New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
SATISFIED, SAYS FISH.
Won't Sag Whether He VIII Get
Injunction against Union Pacific.

Stuyvesant Fish refused yesterday either to deny
or affirm a report that would seek injunction
TO prevent the Union Pacific from voting the 2SOoo
shares of Illinois Central sock held in its name
All Mr.. Fish would say was that he entirely
satisfied with the way things were shaping them
selves and that he was receiving a large number OF
proxies for the annual meeting.
Friends Of Mr.. Fish are said, however, TO have
advised such course. taking a precedent the
action of the minority stockholders of the Knicker
booker Ice Company, who got an injunction pre-
venting the majority stockholders from voting for
the merger of the company with the Western Ice
Company, the ground that the laws Of Illinois,
where the former was Incorporated prohibited a
corporation organized within the state the Western
Ice Company having been Incorporated in New
Jersey to take over the KnickerboCker company.
The injunction proceeding was never tried, as the
opposing interests reached a satisfactory agreement
IN regard 10 the merger of the companies but It
IS understood that Mr.. Fish has been looking into
the matter. and that believes the granting the
injunction IN this case established n sufficient
precedent for similar action regarding the voting OF
the stock Of the Illinois Central held by the Union
Pacific.
E. H Hartman not his Office yesterday
and information in regard the report that
he had transferred 1000 shares Of Illinois Central
stock formerly credited 10 the Union Pacific 20
his own name could be obtained. InasmuCh as the
Union Pacific paid $40 a share for the stock Wall
AIr Hartman should take back the stock at that
price the report said he had done. when the
stock selling around 1876 one explanation
that he had learned OF Mr Fishs rumOred IN
junction proceedings and that he wished 10 keep
the stock from being tied up
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
MISS RUsSELL's ART COLLECTION
Actress Will Sell Her Pictures, Etc, Before
She Leaves on World Tour.

There were many art connSisseurs in the Fifth
Avenue Art Galleries yesterday afternoon and
evening to see the collection of pictures tapes-
tries and furniture of Miss Lillian Russell. which
will be put on sale on Thursday afternoon. and
Will continue Friday afternoon and evening and
Saturday afternoon. Miss Russell In a few
months will start a three years tour of the
world, and she intends TO sell the furnishings
of her home at No 161 West 57th street
Among the articles that attracted the most
attention yesterday were a Louis XVI set for
which Miss Russell is said to have paid sos 600
few years ago. and a dining room set of
Flemish. with Miss Russell's crest and coat of
arms each piece.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
POLICEMAN STOPS BIG RUG THEFT.
Hears Noise and Finds $4,000 Worth Piled
in a Yard.

PatroIman McCloud early yesterday prevented
thieves from stealing more than $4,000 worth
of rugs from the Cohen Godstein Company.
No rs Bowery AS he was passing the build
ing the patrolman heard strange noises Get
ting into the yard by a entrance, he found
a stack of rugs piled in the middle of the yard
six feet high. No in sight The
escaped.
The patrol wagon sent for, and il was
loaded twice with rugs They were all taken
to the station house. The thieves got into the
building through the roof. They located the
rugs and lowered them in bundles on a rope
from the third floor. The combination lock on
the office safe had been torn off
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
SHIPPERS COMPLAIN.
Prefer Charges Before Interstate
Commerce Commission.

Washington Oct. Two cases. each involving
charges Of unjust and discriminatory regulations
respecting the distribution Of coal carrying cars
among shippers, were filed to-day with the Inter
state Commerce Commission
The complainant m both cases was the Illinois
Golfers Company, of Chicago. and the defendants
were the Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Railway IN
one case and the Chicago & Alton Railroad Com
pany in the other.
The complainant alleges that the railroads dis
criminate unfairly against it in fbe distribution
particularly of private and foreign cars The
commission is requested to compel the defendants
to conform to the law issue regulations that
shall be equitable and just TO all shippers
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
\. Y, \. II. & HARTFORD +. r.

y. Y, y. II. & HARTFORD +. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
42d ST and ith Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London < Prov.-+tS;OO.
y l:oO. 'x1;U3. ~ 300. 1tl5:OO.
SU5:0U. '' 5:o2. "'l2:oO +. NJ. Via vii
lman'ic-t's;O3 a. N. 1900 r NJ, via
Spfd -t9I6 a. NJ, 'Il2,00. 400.
100 i. NJ
Wor ster * Fitch. via Putnam. 1880 7. ".
lakevl!le 4 Norf.-1'0:u9 \. NJ, 1892 z. NJ.
Portland & Bar Iiarbor VIA Worc-4SS L. NJ.
CT harrington, StockbridSe, LenOX. Pitts
ne.d-f4.51. @'0:u9 A. Nj. 81 20 .26 L. NJ.
Ticket offices az cGrand Central St'n and
cI25th St. also al gao. 1900. c1S5I B way,
C25 Union ST, else Fifth Ave, c245 Colum-
Eus Ave. ct49 Madison Ave. Ci0j ". l25th
81. 219N Third I'VE. In Brooklyn, "a
Court ST.. $40 %ostraud Ave. 800 B'way.
EDaily. fDNcept Sundays. 'Stops at 125th
st XStopS al l25th ST Sundays only.
1Parlor Car Limited SSunday parlor car
train. Has dining ear. cParlor and
Sleeping car tickets also. saturdays only
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
PLANS OF FULTON MONUMENT.
Imposing Water Gate Near 1l4tn Street Will
Have Many Features

The committee in charge Of the erection OF a
monument 70 Robert Fulton has so far ad-
vanced In its work that yesterday it announced
in a tentative way the form OF the monument
The result was announced after special meet
ing at the Office Of Isaac Guggenhein, at No II
Broadway.
After the meeting Admiral Melville explained
the situation to date as follows
The monument. as already announced will
take the form Of a big water gate between
114th and l16th streets between the waterfront
at that location and Riverside Drive. 1t is in
tended TO carry the pier heads to the riparian
lines The water gate is TO have proper
curve inward of suitable length and depth
where fleets may be received. From tho water
front are to arise suitable steps. with gradual
ascension.
1T is intended that the stone work Of the con-
structon shall be of granite. While marble
might be more snowy we do not believe In IT, as
it Is more liable 10 crumble and we want a
monument that will last for all time,
There are to be many immense mOnoths
and the entire stone work is TO be constructed
Of very large blocks, so as to be secure and
stable 1t is intended that the pier heads shall
other works Of art as the artists shall deter
mine. Beyond the water gate and toward the
land side and up to Riverside Drive there are TO
be an immense esplanade and stone steps of inn
posing grandeur. on one side of this approach
Will be reception rooms where forign potn-
tates may be received and entertained, and on
the other side II is intended and planned to have
a museum. At the head Of the water gate is TO
be erected the tomb of Fulton. This will be
placed about in the centre of the water gate
and surmountng the crest Of it,"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ALL THE WAY BY WATER
Between NEW YORK and
GERMAN LLOYD.

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BREMEN'
kronprinz ... oct. s 3 PM KronprinZ Nov
Cecilie (new)Oct. 10, 10AM lCecilie (new) MOVIE
Kaiser. oct %. 10 AM kaiser Nov. ~
X Wm II oct. 20 10 AM X. Wm.II. Nov 20
Twin-Screw Passenger Service
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BREMEN.
%Gneisenau, Oct.1O. 10 AM Kurfuerst- Oct. 81
'Main. ... Oct Il. 10 AM FP. Irene Nov.
'Hannover. oct. 2S, 10 AM %GneisenauNov -
Barharossa. oct. p. 10 AM "Main- Nov. -
'Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
-NAPLES-GENOA. at II AM.
Connecting at Gibraltar for Algiers.
X Albert Oct. 10 X. Albert. Nov. 80
'Neckar. Oct 26' 'Neckar.-. Dec =
Friedrich. ....N Nov q Friedrich. Dec
K. Lulse.. Nov. 16 X. Luise. ..... Jan.
~Omits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers, 81 & 4th SITS, Hoboken
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD
OELRICTiS & co. No. . Broadway. y. \.
Louis II. Meyer. 1Ol6 Walnut St. Phtla-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Dress Silks

BLACK, COLORED, FANCY.
Our reputation for good silks at
moderate prices is fully sustained
by such values as these
Black satin MessaIines-
60. 70 50, -9S
Black Peau de Sole
y.I5 y Inch 1,d. ,i.'-''.. q 5,59 3ns and -gSS
Double Faced Peau de Soies-24 inch
.0S. 25- L sol. IS. 2 90
80 rs. .9S. 1.25-1.5O
strong Values are represented by
Y Tara tpGR atds at. i.......... 55g 5g
Black Taffeta SiIks-rustle or soft
So. 80. .79-.i 20. I so
Mourning Silk-soft glove finish
rich black ......-..-. 80. 10. .9S
Black Meteor Crepes-24-inch-
good value AT $l.19. ....-........- .9S
Black Crepe de Chines-double width
$500 and $3.50 qualities.
Satin F1g'd or Striped SILK Poplins-
24-lnch-gray. silver. navy.
olive and other choice colors: also
black and white te.........-..-.--... 90
seIs-Colored Brocaded silks-nsht and
dark-aiso fancy figured Taffetas-
value So ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Washable SIX Pongees-high lustre-
light and dark Colors-also black.
white and cream Observation-Disclosures. 50
Plaid Silks-Iatest novelties in rich
color combinations. displayedk
to excellent effect under the Scar
daylight-which ILLS department.
SO. SO. 70. 90 to 1 so
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Two Pair Lots
Lovely European Lace Curtains

S.9e and 9S pair Instead of $500 and s17Oo
NO DUPLICATES WILL BE SHOWN BEFORE AUTUMN 1908
Importers taken for next wear
that Is why make this surprising offer of exquisite
de Paris aid Novelty Swiss Lace Curtains
to dss OF
n
else 10 another
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
NEW Jersey GENTHaL.

Ne w UG106G WGN U DHA-s
4N0-AOIk IhAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
VERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. ". 23D ST.
$50, 100. SO, $50. $50, 1850 IL 20.
ilSO 10 a. m. l260. 10. l.J0. , 80, $50 100.
30 80 go; 0-S1 7.50. 5 90 iL.5o ? m. sun
u 30. l5O. $50 3 so. > 90 $50. ESQ. $50.
800. 10. 70. l.50 p. IN.
$50. 800. 1000. 100. 1880 1900 a m.
l.u0. /. 30. = 90. 3 90. 100 800 !. 80. o 90.
80. 500 600 p. m. 1915 midnight, sun
days. 80. 500. eco. 1000. 100, 400 n
30. BOO. 10 30 ?. IN. Il 10 midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
L.; " &3D ST. -7.5o. $50. 1l-5O a. II.
Ly. LIBERTY sT.-I-8o 500 10 90. 1900
a F6R i 2oG ~ 4S9 %, 90 40 p M da.Iy aIy CT
ESQ :. m. az so sats. o1iyj. so ?. M
sundays. $50 a. ~. 2 20 ?. m.
Lv. LIBERTY ST.-lOOO a. m. 600
sats only. $40 ,. m. Sundays. 1000 a
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHCRsr.
~. W 2aD ST.--9,5O a. m. u2,5O sats-
SSnY.y): q Y -. J. 20. 80 p m sundays. $50.
Lv. LIBERTY ST. 90. 10 90 a. IN. q. 90
s1ts d on;y). $50. 2 20. 500 ?. m. sundsyA
ALL RAIL. route. LONG BRANCH.
ASBCRY PARK and OCEAN GROVE. Lv
W; W; 2SD SIS 7, 20. ,l20 a N. az 20 sats
g 90 ex Sats). . 20 6 90 II so D m sun
Gays. 300 a. m. 90. $40 = n.
Lv. LIBERTY SIT 60 ; 30 II 80 n m
az 40 Sats. Only). q 20 Sats. only 100,
$50. 1 - % l6 eX. Sats). 80. o 30 D. m.
lZOl midnight Sundays. ). 50 915. a. m.
90 $50 2. N.
SANDY HOOK HOUTE. Atlantic II igh-
lands. sea Bright. Monmouth Beach. Long
Hranch, Asbu-y Tark and Ocean Grove
Lv. PIER. 81. y. Z. 42D STD-1OO 90 a
m, u 80. 8. 10. AS. T.45 p. m. Sundays.
30 a. M. / o. :. - . m
~. PIER 10 y. r. CEDAR sTl-iO 20
q. m. leo. ). .45. 4 -. $40 ?. m sundays.
1000 a. m. ! 80, $40 ?. m
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices Liberty 81. West 23d 81. Tel SI44
Chelsea. Astor House. Pas. 4S4. 1900. 1884
Broadway, ls2 Fifth Av-, PSI Fifth Av.. IS
West i2ath s., 2+5 Columbus Av. New
York: Court St. 5+3 344 Fulton St. 4TS
Nnstranj Av.. Brooklyn. 800 Broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage TO destination.
". O. HESLER W - HOPE,
Nice-Pres- & Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Sc Children's COats.. -

White Bearskin-extra quality-cUt very
fuIl-plain box or with straight or
crossed belt-sizes 70 3 WIS.
Limit-One
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Boys $500 & $500 Suits, ass

one q the greatest Boys Clothing values
we have ever given. and that is saying u
good deal.
Fine ali-wool Mixtures. Stripes.
Checks and OvsrplaidS-bottom
faceG-serge OF italian Innings
double breast-with and without
belts-regular or KniCksrbOCker
trOUsers-S 20 10 years
Limit-TWo.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
% CT. BoTS' Elouses.

Madras and Chambray-aU white or with
neat stripes and figures in medium and
dark effects-aIsO waists OF fancy red ami
blue perCale-laundered and unlaun-
dereG-3 10 1S WIS
Iinit-Thrse
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
E0tton Specials

Sewing Silks-Blacb White and
best coIors-6O yd- spOols-
standard make-reg- .33 dozen. .... 24
Limit Dozen
UniveTsal Hooks and Eyes-whlts OF
black-Nos. l, =. and -
value II; gross. s.--..-----......-. g
Linit-6 Boxes
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
PLLTTwoRE & 80 R. y.
TIro5agh pany Trnlns % the west.

IHI0ukH UaIy IT0Ins % the " West-
leave New York city. 23d -. Lib'y ST
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG $50 am : 10 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1I-5O am l.. % mn
PITTSBUBG. CLENEL'D. 3.5O pm 500 pm
"PITrSBCRG LIMIT D. $50 pm I.oO pm
GIN, ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. Il 30 pm l.30 am
CIN.,ST. LOUIS. .LOUISN.. $50 am 1000 am
TLOUIS. .LOUlSN.. 55O pm 900 Pm
Oihces. 245, 434 1900 broadway. . Astor
House. los Greenwich ST - Union square
W. 39l Grand St y. Y. S43 Fulton St.
brooklyn; West 23d -. and Liberty ST
After p, n. sleeping car Reservations
and fun information regarding trains. etc,
can be Obtained at Bureau Of Information,
- q =. h. r.. 23d st Terminal Phone
No, Chelsea 3l44
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
s%.ss Girls Goats.

All wool Chevioss-Black, Navy, Wina.
Brown and Giresn-extra broad self-fac-
Ings-with and without velvet collars
6 10 II yrs
LImit-Two-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
l9 Ct. CtiIdren's Stockings .

Heavy Corduroy Rib-fast bIacL-fu.I
seamless. extra spliced heels and toes
sizes 8 to 1O-the good strong kind
LimiI-Three pairs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
- c.. .Womer's Rib Vests.

Pure Enthusiastically finished: alss
at same Price. ankle length Pants.
Linit-Three each.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

$E.9s II. S. Linen Sets. ass
Full Pleached-pure Nuen-s-1O Cloth
and dozen Napkins-neatly bo1ed-a fine
wedding gift.
Iimit-Two.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

s2.l9 Long Cloths -I;.gd. H. yd. -. l.29
Extra qUalitv-hne, firm grade 1oF
Women's and Children's Underwear.
Lfuit-One Piece.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

81 CT. Cushion SlipS........... SO
Oriental Tapestry in attractive tones
tassel co-ners-24x2+ inch
IImit-Three-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

ways:
Finest Australian All Wool
14x9O incheS-eNtra heavy
finch tacfeta ribbon binding .... I I .SS
$500 70 $4,000 is the price
elsewhere for the identical quality.
Fine All Wool Californias-I24 sizs
for large beds-grsy and scarlet
silk ribbon biRding-value $500 c. .SS
Full size CaIifornias-strictly all wool
white OF scarlet-silk bindings or
wool whipping-worth S6.9S. S.......z Ga
Fine Plaid Blankets-lO-4 size-Iight
ard dark cOlOrins s-reg. S.. 9S- ....3 9S
You could not get them wholesale az thIs
price.
Reversible Jacquard Robe Blankets
beautiful cOlorings. light and dark
best EiderdOwn finish-not all sizes
therefore $500 value. ---. -..-...1 9S
Heavy GRAY Wool Blankets-about
65 per cent wool-i1-4 size.......O "a
Heavy Cotton Eiderdown BIankets-
IA and i2-4 sizes-whire and
eoiored ------,-- -------.-----------,1 50
Taffsta Rustic %
The new taffeta-hke lining. Firmer
than silk and wears better. Equal
to any sold at any price anywhere.
THE NANIE-TAFFETA RUSTL =
Tells @xactlv what II is
THIRTY THREE COLORS.
Light, Dark. White, Black.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
e Noreen Petticoats... -

Fine silky black Noreen-desp rufae5
founcs. with pin tucks-lengths IS TO -
Liuit-Oue
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

ephOne Orders.
sls.9s Women'S 56ssS 5lsss -. 1850
Fine Kersey-Ts Iength-loose model
collarless. velvet and braid inlay. ana
braided bolero effect. in scroll design
~ Limit-ons.
1888 Women'S Robes. i.98
Ripple Eidsrdown-Rsd. Cray. 1t. Blu>
Pink-Sail0r CoIlar-satin bount-tros
ornaments-patch pockets and girdies-
Llmit-Ons-
s2.9e women.s Hats. La
Ten OF this seasons leading models
Full Puffed Velvet Crowns and SATIN;
Braid Brims-Black. Brown, Navy. slyrt4s
with QullIs Wings and Fancy FeathsrA
Limit-One.
$3.50 Ostrich PlumeS.
Fun IS inches Iong-fun broad snds--l
Limit-Thrss-
SIPS Women'S Sa%sri' sair.s ...... 100
Attractive models. with deep lawn
stitched tucks or French eno'y and
cluster tucks-weu made-cut extra full
Lirnit-Ona.
$3.50 Women'S CorSetS...... "a
Fine CoutiI-whIts and drab-short hip
French model-lace and ribbon finish tov
and bottom.
Limit-One.
si.39 WOmen's W-sit@. Wsiss ......... 20
Mercsrized Popiir. neatly tailored also.
white lawn. with allover en1broldered'
fronts. In several designs-an sizes
Limit-Two-
S%.cs Girls Goats. 2.95
All wool Chevioss-Black, Navy, wIne
Brown and Gresn-eXtra broad self-fac-
Ings-with and without velvet collars
6 70 Il yrs
LImit-Two.
$3.50 ChiIdren's Coats. 1.94
White Bearskin-extra quaIisy-cut very
full-plain box or with straight or
crossed belt-sizes 70 3 WIS.
Limit-One.
Boys $500 & $500 Suits, ass
one u the greatest Boys Clothing values
we have ever given. and that is saying u
good deal
Fine aIl-woOl Mixtures. Stripes.
Checks and Ovsrplaids-bottom
face5-serge OF italian Innings
double breast-with and without
belts-regular or kniCksrbOCksr
trousers-S 20 Is years
Limit-Two.
~ CT. Boys Bl0uSeS. II
Madras and Chambray-au white or with
neat stripes and figures in medium and
dark effects-alsO waists OF fancy red ami
blue perCale-Iaundered and unlauu-s
dsreG-3 10 1s WIS.
Limit-Three-
19 Ct. C1ildren's Stockings. 2
Heavy Corduroy Rib-fast bIack-flsI
seamless. extra spliced heels and toes
sizes to 1O-the good strong kind
Limit-Three pairs
~ Ct, Women's Rib Vests. ~
Pure Enthusiastically finished: alss
at same price. ankle length Pants.
Limit-Three each.
s2.25 K0ree1 PetticoatS.. 1.z7
Fine silky black Moreen-deep rufae5
founce. with pin tuCks-lengths IS to -
Limit-One.
SO Ct. Bristle Hair Brushes. 10
20 II rows genuine bristles-solid back
wonderfully good brushes az an alb
surdly low price
Limit-TWO.
81. - Administer Rugs. 1.33
Heavy. close pile-mOst desirable styles
and coi0rs brought out this seasOn-hgns
and Gark-5 n long
Ltulit-Two.
s CT. Shelf CilclothS. ....... )
Best quality'-best patterns-best coIors--
Twelve inches wide.
Limit-12 Yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

s. c., NerceriZed Li, Lining ...... 10
Extra lustre-yard wide-Black and col
ors-better than silk-for Jacket Innings.
Drop Skirts, 5tc.
Iimit-IO Yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
90 Ct. Bristle Eair Brushes. rs

70 II rows genuine bristles-solid back
wonderfully good brushes az an abb
surdly low price.
Iiufr-T~vO
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

q CT. Stationery. ery.................. IS
Large boxes OF Victoria and Textile
Iduen-white Only-6O sheets and so en-
VclOres.
Liuit-TVvo
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Blanket Weather

Is bound TO come. and where can
You buy So well as here 2. We
are hOusekeepers' headquarters
for everything in the way of bed
eoverings-the largest buyers and
sellers-therefore best values al
WaVS.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

S1.2S Black TaffetaS IrlFd TaEd ...... .e8
Rich Stlks-wear guaranteed-very Ius-
trous-the expressed value is a true
statement OF what they regularly sell for
IN our own stock
Limi--12 Yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
$50 Women's Corsets...... "a

Fine Coutil-whIts and drab-short hip
French rnodeI-Iace and ribbon finish TOP
and bottom.
Linit-One.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

si.39 Women's White. Wsis9 ......-.. 70
Mercsrized PopIin. neatly tailored, also,
white lawn. with allover embroidered
fronts, In several designs-an sizes
Limit-Two.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

"a Ct, Fine White EuSlins.. 81
Yard wide-specially made for dress
shirts and underwear; beautlfui' me
close quality. equal 10 any turned OF the
loom.
Iinit-1O Yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

S2.25 Cane Suit Cases. 1.59
Full - inch size-Leather capped corners
the most practical case for short trips.
LImit-OEe.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
s.. g AEmirSter RuFs. Z.

Heavy. close pile-mOst desirable styles
and coiors brought out this season-ligns
and 6ark-5 n long
Liulir-TwO
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

S2E3 Leather Carriage - l,29
Leather lined-rtyeted frames-strunG
leather handles-with purse-a practical
investment.
Itmit-One
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
STEAMBOATS,.

Citizens Line to Troy.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

REMINGTON. S5: Hammond. Buckensdar-
fer. $3.50; Williams. $40; Manhattan, SIS;
repairinsi open evenings. Gay. 1885 Madi-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
Be q. Impor.e6 sroadclofas.. 5

Twill back-satin finish-blacIz and this
seasons newest shades OF gray. tan,
brown royal. navy. cardinal and plum
80 inches wide-a rare bargain at open
ing Of season
Limit-IO Yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
RAILROADS.

245. 1900 Broadway. G49 Madison Ave,
aH3 EIfLh Ave. LWIndsur Arcadel New YorE
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
So ct. 10 sl.se Lace Yokes... 50

French Val. Irish Crochet, Baby Irish,
also Handmade Princess Lace. with
Point Gaze Motifs. YoESes and Chemi-
settles,
Iimit-Twn.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

q c.. Euck Towels. S.............. ~
Hemstitchsd or hemd-4O inches long
Iimit-Four
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
GOpR1ERD l1NES,

-Oiptp tons ) zoos
VERNON y. BROWN, GenT Agent.
2l-24 State St. opposite the Battery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-01
HONORABLE MENTION.

support their family after they are mar
ried. Il is not because the Government
cannot afford IL. as Mr.. COrteIyOu would
be delighted to do It. as he knows the
clerk position, for he was a clerk once
himself; it is selfshness on the part OF
some of the members Of Congress, who
do not realize the average Government
clerks position. The bill could have
been passed at the last session OF Con-
gross. but some inconsiderate Represent
atives had TO be mean enough to knock
the bill out.
I think that the bill Will be passed
at the Sixtieth session OF Congress by
the hard and strenuous efforts of the
Keep Commission, who are trying TO
get the clerks their increase; they viii
get it at the next session Of Congress,
am quite sure"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-01
Cortelvou Knows Clerks.

George Dutrow, jr-, 5o4 D street north
east-One reason why the Government
clerks do not get married is because they
cannot support a wife and children on
the present salary they are receiving,
and second because the Senators and
congressman. mostly the younger ones,
DO not realize that the clerks have to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-01

II r. Kenner. III Seventeenth street
northwest-The reason a man working
for the Government does not get married
is because he does not get enough
money to support himself and his wife;
and the reason a woman working for
the Government does not get married IS
because she can work no more.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-01
Cannot AHors: It.

Albert Landvoigt. aged fifteen years.
eco FiTss street northwest-This is a
very difficult question 10 answer, but II
] were one I could give an immediate
reply. So as I am rot, can only an
swer a by saying That they can't af-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-01
Their Trouble Begins.

Alpine J. Hurney. 1913 W street north
west--The Government clerks know
are married, but those VINO are not
married are much better Of, b,-auss
when you get married your trouble be-
gins.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-01

evidently interested in The Sunday
Times question 0 why they not married.
The Times prints today it find for
this interesting question.
very They
a in order to get o. on in.
winning Is printed page II. section
Many 0 answers
follow;
HONORABLE MENTION
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-01

md Washington house rents are too
nigh for them.
tPeter, Peter Pumpkin-eater, had
wife and couldn't keep her;
Put her in a pumpkin she'll.
And there he kept nor very wclI)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-01
Salaries Not Enough.

F. p. Lang. aged twelve. 1850 Wilson's
sin avenue nOrthwest-tiOvernH
clerks do not get married because they
DO not get salary enough to keep them
selves much less A wife.