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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-23
TWO HELD FOR
SPRINGER KILLING
Slayers of Hotel
Proprietor Have
Hearing
BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY
Gabriel Gonzales Held as
Principal and Luciano
Moya as Accessory.
Special to the New Mexican.


Springer, n. NJ, Aug. 23.-Gabriel
Gonzales, Luciano Moya and Vicente
Gonzales We're given a preliminary
hearing here before Justice Of the
Peace j. f. Hutchinson on the charge
of killing A. l.. Harmon, proprietor OF
the Springer Hotel, who was shot Ito
death two weeks ago in the bar room
of his hotel Gabriel Gonzales who
did the shooting was held as the prin-
cipal in the case and was bound over
to the grand jury in the sum OF 5000.
Luciano Moya a half-brother, was
held as anaccessCry in the sum of
81 900, while Vicente Gonzales. another
brother was discharged. II is believed
both Gonzales and Moya will furnish
the required bonds for their appear
ance at the next term OF court for
Colfax County which conycnes at
Ration the fourth Monday in Septem-
Der.
Fight Caused Killing.
The killing of Harmon resulted from
a fight in the bar room of the hotel
on Sunday night, August 1lth, last
Albert Harmon, a brother Of the vic.
tim became involved in quarrel with
the Gonzales in the gambling room
which adjoins the saloon. A. L. Har.
mon heard the commotion and went to
the assistance of his brother. In pass
ing the bar he picked up a revolver
which he knew TO be empty. Gabriel
Gonzales saw him approaching, gun
in hand, and drawing a 45-Colts he
shot Harmon twice. Had Harmon's
gun been loaded the story would have
undoubtedly been different.
Died Day After Shooting
Harmon was shot through the left
lung and abdomen. Medical assist
ance was summoned from Ration and
the morning following an operation
was performed by DR.. J. G. Hopkins,
of Springer, assisted by Drs. Kohl
housen and Fleming of Ration, with
faint hope of saving his life, but it
availed nothing and the patient died
twenty-seven hours after he was shot
The defendants were represented at
the preliminary hearing by Attorney
W. b. Bunker of Las Vegas. District
Attorney Leahy, assisted by Attorney
NJ. W. Mills, of Springer, represented
the Territory.
Lid on Sunday in Springer.
AS a result of the tragedy the au-
thorities have taken steps to enforce
the Sunday closing law with the result
that the lid on that day is now on
good and tight here with Deputy Sher.
iff Wright sitting on top.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-23

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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-23
TRAIN REPORT.

At o'clock this afternoon all trains
were reported on time. Santa Fe
trains Nos 8, 8 and were each sew
eral hours late last night but it Is
not known what caused the delays.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-23

AS a result of the tragedy the au-
thorities have taken steps to enforce
the Sunday closing law with the result
that the lid on that day is now on
good and tight here with Deputy Sher.
iff Wright sitting on top.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
CITIZEN SENDS CROTON EXHIBIT.
Water Board Has Hydrant in East 55th
Street Blown Out as Result.

ON y desk ia the Department Of Water supply.
Gas and Electricity there was a bottle yesterday
containing Croton water and q coil Of dark slmy
looking refuse. When the bottle was shaken the
coil separated, and aquatic centipede robust
aggressive. active, Jared forth. The following let
ter accompanied the exhibit signed by Joseph w
Harper, Of No. 20 East 18Th street:
l beg to request that YOU give attention TO the
condition Of the water supply in 55th street, be
tween Madison and Park avenues. For he last
two weeks the water has been dirty almost
continually. I sending you herewith a sample.
Some Of this sample, including the animal life was
taken from my bathtub this morning, and the rest
If il from the faucet in our kitchen Sea serpents
are amusing sometimes in newspaper accounts Of
seashore resorts. but We do not like 10 have them
in our tea and coffee and SOUP even In our
baths. VIII you not please give this matter imme-
diate attention and rectify the trouble?
Orders were given at once 20 have the hydrant
in the East 55th street section blown cut. II was
said that there might be a dead end where sedi-
ment had accumulated The blowing out, It was
raid. would decidedly clarity the water.
One Of the physicians at the Health Department
saw the exhibit. but insisted that the water was
undoubtedly wholesome.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
NEW TOLEDO RAILWAY COMPANY.
Plan Submitted to Bondholders for Reorgani.
cation with Capital Stock of S6.00O.O00.

The bondholders' committee OF the Toledo Rail
way and Terminal Company. Andrew T Sullivan
chairman. which May IS purchased the property
the upset price OF 100000 has submitted to the
bondholders plan for the disposition Of the COM
pany. Under this plan company is 10 be
organized in Ohio. with not more than 100000
capital stock, which will be conveyed the rail-
road and property bought by the committee The
company IS to execute q first mortgage to
secure an issue Of 100000 ~ Ter cent ffty-year
gold bonds of which 100000 Will be delivered TO
the committee and the remaining 100000 held in
the treasury The Pere Marquette agrees to bsy
$4,000 par value OF the 100000 bonds delivered 10
the committee, par. furnish the coInraitteo
with cash for its expenses.
The Pere Marquette. the Cincinnati Hamilton &C
Dayton, the Pennsylvania company, the Lake
Shore the Michigan Central. The Grand Trunk
Western and the Toledo, St. Louis & Western
to enter into an agreement with the trustee OF the
new mortgage 10 provide, severaly, in proportions
forth IN the agreement, for payment of interest
on the new bonds. In consideration OF the agree
rnent the entire capital stock of the company
is 10 be transferred TO these companies, in proper
ton 70 their several liabilities under the agree
ment The Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton's share
of the stock is be delivered TO il unless and
until il is restored to sovency or successor COM
pany has assured it's obligations.
The $4,000 cash 10 be received by the committee
vii, be used in payment of $500 In cash for the
overdue interest tho expenses of foreclosure aud
reorganization and the compensation OF the com
xnittse, tbs latter item being approximately s4co
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
HOPES FOR RECIPROCITY
France Grants 1nothcr Month on
Porto Rican coffee.

Washington Nov "a cable dispatch from the
American Embassy in Paris received at the S+ata
department to-day announces that the French
government has delayed for another month the an
plication OF the decree imposing maximum rata ~,
duty on Porto Rican coffee
This is tho third extension granted in this case
the reason being that the French government stilI
hopes that the negotiations which have been in
progress for several months with Washington will
result III an agreement under Section 8 Of the Din
ley act granting TO French champagnes an abate-
ment OF duty on Importation into America The
original decree, which was TO have taken effect last
sprung. "as suspended in operation until November
then 10 December l. and is now suspended 10 the
END az the calendar year. Its application would il
IS believed. deal heavy blow 10 the Porto Rican
coffee growers. France being the best customer for
the islands coffee. and might lead 10 reprsaIs by
America that would involve the two nations in =
tariff wn:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
NEW POSTS FOR RAILROAD MEN.

J. NJ. johnson has been made Vice-president in
charge OF freight and passenger traffic of the Mis-
souri, Pacific system, taking the place formerly
filled by A. Z. Bird, who retired few weeks ago
because of continued i'll health. Mr. johnson has
been assistant to the vice-president with head
quarters in Chicago. His new headquarters will
be in st. Louis.
Duncan l. Roberts. formerly general passenger
agent Of the Erie Railroad. has been appointed
general Canadian freight and passenger agent OF
the Delaware & Hudson, with entire charge of the
company's traffic in the Dominion, He will also
act general freight and passenger agent of the
Quebec. Montreal & Southern road, which is con-
troIled by the Delaware & Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
JERSEY CENTRAL OFFICIALS HEARD.
New Haven Roads Tariff Withdrawals Dis
cussed with Commerce Commissioners.

Washington. Nov ce-Three officials of tho Cen
tral Railroad OF New Jersey and the general solc-
itor Of the Philadelphia & Reading Railway came
to Washington from New York to-day and held 4
conference with the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sioners in the Office OF Chairman Knapp The sub
ject under discussion the withdrawal by the
New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad Of its
through traffic rates In connection with the Cen
trail Railroad Of New Jersey, the Philadelphia S
Reading and the Baltimore & Ohio at Jersey City.
The railroad men at the conference were r. W.
De Forest. vice president and general counsel: w
G. Besler, vice-president and general manager: T.
b. Koons, freight traffic manager of the Central
Railroad OF New Jersey, and J. u. Campbell gen
eral solicitor OF the Philadelphia & Reading.
Every effort is being made 10 maintain the con-
nection OF the three roads with the New York,
New Haven & Hartford at Jersey City but the last
named road has filed notice that its tariffs with
these roads Will be cancelled on December l.. the
proper announcement having been made to the
Interstate Commerce Commission thirty days be-
fore that date. Such phases Of the interstate
merce law might relate TO the New Haven roads
withdrawal OF its through tariffs were discussed III
informal manner with the commissioners
The New York, New Haven q Hartford has an
nounced that it's tariff Withdrawals from the roads
in question apply only New York harbor trafnc
and not TO It's transfer north OF New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
AMENDMENT TO FISH COMPLAINT.

Chicago. Nov. 29-An amendment 10 the bill Of
complaint filed by Stuyvesant Fish seeking to re-
strain the voting 2s 900 shares OF stock of the
Illinois Central Railroad at the postponed election
of officers allowed by Judge Ball here to-day.
Governor c. S. Deneen eX-oficlo member of the
board of directors of the Illinois Central, is added
as one of the defendants. his name having been
Inadvertently omitted, 1t was declared when the
bill was prepared.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
TIE FOLLOWING PERSONS an

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby
notified that their househould effects now
on storage will be sold at public auction on
Tuesday. December H. 1907. 1880 a. rs.
al Timmins' Storage Warehouses. 257 to
26T West Nth St. New York city, in DE-
fault % payment OF storsge charges tina,
arc over one year due. according TO law
governing storage warehouses: y. c. Chase,
Mrs f Enrfght Mrs Mcconnell. George
johnson, Marian Shelby. Mrs. X. Kirby.
J.. Baum. {. Gondandle. Mrs. Hirsch Air.
a. Lander. NJ J Ciarretson. Mrs. s Lewis.
Miss * Reilly. r. J. OCcnnel. Mrs.
EroFnTn.
TIsDuNs' sToEAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30

New Haven, Nov. 29.-Ir regard to tie with
drawal by the New York, New Haven 81 Hartford
Railroad Company of its through traffic rates the
official statement is made here that IL is part of tho
old problem OF the congestion Of business on the
New York division and OF traffic around New York
to Jersey City. The New York. New Haven &.
Hartford Railroad Company purposes 10 relieve
the New York division by transferring a part of
it's business 10 the Poughkeepsie Bridge route and
feeding the business three railroads named
southwark by the Lehigh & Hudson line, instead
by the old route It is officially denied that the
change has any connection with the question Of
dernurrage and the withdrawal Of the New Haven
road from the American Railway Association.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
Fashionable Gloves
At Popular Prices

One % the New Stor. Departments
NOsGuetai-e Gloves
newest tans. black o. white
= button length I .oe
10 button lengtn- ..----...-sS- Is
Vousn's 2-ciasD Eizce gloves
all new shades. including plum
biuss, gray. greens brown. tars
blsek and white its-.-...-.............. %
These gloves ara splendid value
None better a. The price-Esv
elsewhere as EOcd-
&ens tan and brown Dogski1 Cloves
also gray Mocha a-.--.-...-.-..-..-.. 9S
Boys and Misses Caps Gloves. .....1 -OS
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
Lovely NeCkwear
Below Value

one OF The T,sV store Departments.
L. Ed-IgGdc Princess Y0kss-
I'tlet or Point Gaze EeJollions...- Al 3
Extraordinary valus-worth double.
Dress Sets-CuIs and collar 81 iine
French or German Val lace
also with emhd mecaslions--
n hoxss-woFth .se-Specisi- ---.-. 20
TcE C'a.lars-embJ lawn-S in
s'tris.russ bcS--'fo-tH - ----,--.. 4 -
E;,sc1f-- lsuerhs--ti I'm pretty box --.-
extra fuiL and ine-worth 80. %
F1uTv FaatAsr Eoss- darahout-
Ostrich ana Go1ue-s sscf tns@nts ta1t
may b. matched against any On The
,ossntl-. Tor beauty and quality while
non can ,,,4-lpar~ with them n vsi1c:-
sfarsao--s 4, s strand
F;lacs suf an Shssies In rsl-e q
eleven sTi7-s tTf5,t- - .S9S . 6 tfS
q, ,.,-I,le--,7sr,'sai and ra'17t--
hl4-s VIII and AT elrr= aEd
;.lsndl. -........,-i .ssS to 8. 90
os,r.c,. -.............-.J .9S 50 I9. %
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
OCEAN STEAMERS
NnRTH GERMsm LLOYD .

Fast Express Service.
PLTMOUTH-CHERBO OoRG-BREMEN-
kIoaUrinz. Dec.3, 10 AN < Wm u..Ee
ecilie(new) Dec. 10. 10 AN -ecillstDV0F eb-ie
HroEprinz Jan :, 10 An X Nh. II. ~ :.
Cccilie new. Jan II Cecilie Cu}Nar.iI
Twin-ScreW Passenger Service.
PIyMOUTH-CHER RBOCEG-BEtEhEN-
fBarbarossa. Nov. .2S. 10AM main Dec -
1KurfIlArst. Dec . 10 AN lfR' harossa- Jan :
sRhein ........ Dec. u sRoon. Jan. 10
'G5oebeu. ....-... Dec. 10
'Bremen direct TCherbOurg and BrcIneh
Mediterranean Service
-NAPLES-GENoA. at II AN.
Connecting at Gibraltar for Algters-
x. Albert. Nov. 30 2. Irene----.- Jan. y
.Necksr.. Dec. . Friedrich. Jan =
friedrich ..-.-.D Dee. Z Z. Albert Feb. :
X Luise. ..... Jan. "NcCkar- Feb TO
sOmits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. 30 8 4th SITS, Hoboken-
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICHS & co, No. s Broadway. " Y.
Louis II. Meyer. 1o1e Walnut St. Phils-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
rrRsrsHEn ROOMS TO LET.

Single insertions 5 cents per line. Six
teen words seven times consccutively 81.
which entities advertiser 10 have rooms
entered for a period Of fourteen days In
The Tribune's Directory cf Desirable Rooms.
Write for circular,
Full information concerning these -ooms
may be had, free OF charge. at The Uptown
Offcs OF The NeW-Xork Tribune. 1864
Broadway. between SSth and 9th sts.
'i2a WEST 23D ST-LarEe and small
rooms, newly renovated. southern eN-
posrirs transieuts accommodated. Inquire
Mrs caller
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
STORAGE NOTICE.


LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 32
10 a" East 42d at. New York. NoNenl-
her oT i4O7. " Maitland Abel. Mrs
Lucille Alexandra. Mrs. \. Armstrong. 10y
William sullivan. J. Aron. Ms. j B. Ath-
erton. Mr or Mrs. L. Banker, Alfred N9a
T3csrdslev Mrs Stirling Birmingham, Miss
r. Brooks Sidney Brooks. J. r Cameron.
Mrs Fanny Chambers. Mrs. Walter =
Chambers. Mrs c. l.. Chase. Mrs. J. s.
colt Ellen NJ. Crocker, Ida NJ. Cushing,
Richard Curd Daniel and Edmonla p
Daniel. Mr.. or Mrs. A. nutenhofer, T. H
Saltus Mrs. l. 7. Sanford. w. .. Sayles,
Mrs Catherine Scanlin. Reilly Bros,
sheridan. Miss Emma r. Shields. q Reilly
Rros New York Storage Warehouse Co.
for Mrs J. D. Siegel. Geo Stafford. Mrs.
Arthur Smith by Mrs L. F. Stephenson.
b. SpauldiuG, Il. l. Spiller, Henry l.
Snragle Miss NJ. Louise Stout Mrs. Louis
r. Valentine. Mrs j. W. Van COST and W.
H Bonynge. O'Reilly Bros. Ne,s York
SAINT T. Masden Vaughan. O'Reiuy Bros.
New York Storage Warehouse Co. for j.
b. Vermilya. Mrs Alfredo Vidal. Henry
l.. Washburn. James Westervelt. EXtr., pr.
4. Campbell White: You are hereby notified
that the storage being due and the time To-
the payment of this company's lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired and due notice thereof having been
given you. this company Will cause such
property. to wit: Household furniture.
wearing apparel, personal effects and Iner-
Chandise stored by you IN the warehouse
Of the company 70 Oe sold at public auction
according to the statute in such cases made
and provided at the auction rooms OF Geo.
Merle. l55 East l25th ST.. New York City.
on the 10th Gay OF December. 1907. Salc
10 commence at 10 O'Clock a. m.
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
John r. Van WOrmer.
Secretary and General Manager
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
RAHROADS
NEW JERSEY GEN 7 RAJ.
TWO-HOUR TRAIN 10 PHILADELPHN
EgnTru ~ --IJI- ITnTrr1

NEW JERSEY GEN TRIAL,
TWo-H0ER TRAIN 40 PHILADELPHA
FOR PHILADELPHIA.-Lv " 2sD
ST::-5,5o. 80. s %, $50 Q. 20 1880, II 2e.
80 $50 S $50 y 80 51 $50 'i ii5o o. = mo- M sun
i2.5G. $50. $50. $50. 4.5O. so. ESQ. $50.
L Lv. LIB, LIBERTY 81 -I.so. $50. 100. 500.
$50. eco. 1000. lIOO. 113O, 1900 a M.
100. l-s0. 200. 500. 400. 4.SO. 800. s.OO..
ds;s @ $o SO so go Zoo 100 3 5niInSSt I6S sun nm
1900 noon. 100. 200. 3.OO. 800. 800. 600.
100. 500 80 10 80 ? m. i. II IS rnidnlght.
-Lv. W. Esd st: T:'-T.5O $50. 1l.5O a N.
l.5e. 80 $50. $50 . n. daily.
a m. y 90 noon. zoo. 400. 600. 40
p FOR 'c5i "a II'TiiLANrIc c1rY.-Lv. ". 2aD
3 ST n so SSndsys m 80 az % m s-!s 20 Galy4; $40
sats- only. 40 ,. m Sundays. 100
= FOR FOR La LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
--Lv. ". Esd ST $50 a. m Q2-5c SatS
only). l.2o. 20 $50. $50 te. 20 Sats. only)
Lv LIBERTY ST. - 90. 1000 e. m
q % Eate only), 1.So, s. 40 = 10. 500 e. 80
Sets only) .. m Sundays. $50. 1000 a n.
FGR long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
AND OCEAN GRONE.-Lv. ". I'D ST. -
1I5o .. m. Sundays. $50 a m. $50 SO
p ~
Lv. LIBERTY sT.:-4OO. $50. IIso
midnight. Sundays. 400. e.Oo a m. 400.
$50 y.
Time table. may b. obtained at foHowins
Offices: Liberty 81. West 23d St Tel sl44
Chelsea. Astor House. 24S. 434 1900. 1884
Broadway. 1S2 Fifth Av.. Isl Fifth Av. IS
West l25th St. 246 Columbus Av New
York; Court 81, 345. 3i4 Fulton St. 4Ts
NostTand Av., Brooklyn: 800 Broadway
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls
fer and checks baggage 10 destination.
". c. BESLER, ". G HOPE
Vlcs-PTss. & Gen. Mgr. Gen. PaSs'r Aren't
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30

In addition the report estimates the years
Talue OF Jhe country's dairy products at 5000
Heo, Of poultry and eggs s60O0o oo0 end Of ami
mails either sold from slaughtered the farms
81 81 20 C9000e
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
EUuaRp ANp roof TABLES.

MANUFACTURER OF billiard and pool ia
oiss. high grade bowling allsy builders.
lowest pItce. Marx Bros. "a unloa Sausre
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
Misses and Girls Tailored Suits
ALSO REDUCED

FiSSes Fire Tailored Suits
Plain and striped Broadcloth, Her
ringbone, Panne Chcviots and Fancy
Worsteds-short and long coats
braid or velvet trim or severely tai
lored in perfect style-blsck and
cOlOTs.
- TO Is
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30

Elegant Novelty R!btcrvs 90 lu~1-
were - 70 $50, g., 70 10
Holly Ribbons o. - q ,a-s
- -.
T.args assortment e.. fslicw Eirsons.
wiki drtw string. 10 % -
Bows lied 2 ~
when ribbons a-s roUS.; here
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
S S so ToEuRopE
FIRST CLASS BY THE

and Up. FIRST CLASS BY THE
,..-e s,es,-a- 70 FOLLOWING LINES
+ yE-nrNsrTV Ty-,C trom Pier i. n r
hF,-@SIIAN LIRE Sailing at ESQ A. NJ.
PLYMOUTE-CHERR 'G-SOUTHAMPToN
New York. Nov. 80 Philadelphia. Dec. -
81. Louis ..-.... Dec. Z st. Paul. DE y
Red STAR line FtoT I4 e Per Re 10 A. NJ
NEW ANTWERP-PARIS-
Merton. .,-...D Dec. 81 IKroonland. Dec 81
Vaderland. Dec. II iceland ..---.-Jan- 1
WHITE STAR LLEE From = PIE
NEW york; ESTOWN-IIVERPO POOL.
Cedric Dec :. 10 4. NJ ARABIC. Dec. 10
'C"iti" Dec. - II 20 An sBslric.... Be0. -
LYMOUTH-CHERB'G C SOUTHAMPTON
81 = lTiatic. Dec. & q AN oceanic Dec IL
'TeItonic.. Dec. II, lO AN sMajrstic Dec -
New; 25.C9o tons; has Elevator.
Gymnasium Turkish Baths and "Reud
,;.EIy,,Ss LEV YORK 3i5 & ITALY & EGvPT
Via Azores. Madeira. Gibraltar. AlRiers
sREPURLIC. ... Nov. 30 Jan. 25 March
sROMANIC, ,..... Dec. 3. Feb. l. March Il
'CRFTIC. ......... Dec. u. March 2s. May ?
-. .NOPfC. .....- Ian. II. Feb. % AuriI
ECCDDTCI"o #. lo-s. IAN rEB x
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY
Freight Once. Whitehall Bids. Battery Pl.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30

No accumulation Of Spring Early FG
of high grades and newest styles all bought
.ofS sntnn
T BroadE oths f. paste sndf
arnN Nniugso nterfntn
n rxnznshi hipandex
o imported
GrzyS . o z C92 20 9EaS
cane on saw a cent b r-haSl
quen 5 q vercs ut
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30

n. Y. y. H & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station,
t2d 81. and An Ave. as follows for
1000. ~ 1902 A N. = 90 'N.1.0S.
x 500, r 500. % 5:O2. .'i2:oo = NJ.
viz 6pId.-5915 a. NJ. 'u12;O0. 1880.
-ff,OGP NJ
VVor ster & Fitch. Via Putnam. 1850 p. NJ
Iakevine & Norf.-+'9:00 A. NJ. 1926 p n.
CT harrington. Stockbridge Lenox. Pitts
feid-+4;54. T'9:Oo 4. NJ T3:25 p. NJ.
Ticket offices at cCid Cent. St'n and c125th
St. also at c245. 1000 c135+ 3 way. CO
linton 50. c1s2 9Th Ave. c245 Col. Ave.
c5G3 9th Ave c649 Mad Ave. clO5 w
i25th St. 2I9S Sd Ave. In Bklvn, ca Court
ST. 47@ Nostrand Ave 600 B'vay.
"paiiv. Except Sundays 'StCps at 125th
81. NStops ~ l25th 81. Sundays only.
1Parlo- Car Limited. SSunday parlor ca
train. Has dining car. CParlOr and
sL-eninE Gar tlchets also
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
No Saturday Without
Corset Specials

Therefore Tc-Gay:
White and G-sy Coufil Corsets-s d1-
model that viii give latest
figure sfsect--loneS and medium
bacS-front and side sartsTs-
sizes Is 10 20-Usaaliy 81. 30 ...---f e
Extra hne COrsets q Coutu and novelty
San-ics-medium and extra hiSh
and Io1E bsck-fcur eiasIfcs-oest
sizes-s regular S375 C'orsst ......f Q5
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
Brooklyn.

f1a iis LEFTERTS PLACE.
%ewly furnished and decorated detached
mansion. extensive grounds. can accomno-
date q few guests: rooms; best references
required Owner. telephone 2aSI-R Pros
pect.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
u. S. GOVERNMENT
CERTIFICATES

II you don't Get any OF the new GER
tificates because so many other people
want them also, don't be too much dis
appointed. II you should Get them
they would pay You IS. Our $500
Guaranteed First Mortgage Certifi-
cafes pay AIS. The mortgages we
sell guaranteed by the Bond and
Mortgage Qua antee Company pay 81.
Many OF our unSuaranteed MORTGAGES
gay So and 81. There is no invest
ment, non-speculative In character,
that will nav so well,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
6.o8 :. 7.o8 ..S.oS >. o.oS
Tie Filess &nG Largest
Ribbon Department
- c~saSA-- N7sv, wsry

n Gre2Ge- Nsw L0rk
Removal of this popular department
10 Main Floor of new buildings gives
il a great deal more space than hith-
erto. enabling us To show our splen-
did assOrtments 10 best advantage.
TO-day's Specials include -
NEW RESDENS-Ve.y desirah hle Ter
rauc- articles for HOLIDAY Gifts
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
YEARLY VALUES COMPARED

Secretary Wilson thus explains how the expert
Of the Department Of Agriculture arrived at these
estimates:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30

ped IL LINE
For Ia CiuayTa. Puerto Cebello.
Curacao and Maracaibo, via Curacao. call
ting also at san Juan. =. r.:
SIS. CARACAS. Saturday. Dec. Z, noon
= PHILADELPHIA. Ss- Dec 2i noon
For La Guayra. Curacao. Maracsibo:
: ZULIA. ....... Saturday Dec u noon
( : NARACAIBO. .Sarurdar Dec. - noon
These steamers nave superior accOmno-
dauous for passengers.
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. s. Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-30
BAL-IMoRE & CHIC K. R.
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STATION. WASHINGTON. D c.
Offices: 245 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
w. 391 Grand ST. n Y. 343 Fulton St.
Brooklyn; West 28d St and Liberty St
After q p IN. Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun Information regarding trains, etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
T. & o. r r. sd St Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-3i44-