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New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

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New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
LIGHTER TRADING IN STOCKS.
DULNESS IN
RESTRICTED CREDIT ENCOURAGES
SECT RITES.
Morning Strength FoLoced By Re octon-Cuency at Premium
Sterling Erchange ldlauces Gold Engaged abroad

falling off in net Of S45S.840 against an increase
IN gross of S65I.309, and the Pennsylvania d ue-
crease IN net of $467.00O against an increase III
gross of SII91000. The latter applies 10 the
Conpany's lines east OF Pittsburg the net return
on the lines west Of that point presenting d
gain OF s62 coo For the month OF September
twenty-three roads reporting show an increase
in gross of II.67 per cent and a decrease IN net
of s76 Der cent as compared with the same
period last year. In July net earnings increased
f "a uer cent and in August $50 per cent, against
an increase in July last year of 1913 per cent
and 1449 per cent in August The loss in net
in September this year Of 3.76 compares with a
rain I'm 900 of al
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RAILROAD AND 0THF
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

S36. 322 Total sales for the @
Tex div IA per cent
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Little significance was attached 70 the speculation
in outside securities. Fluctuations in prices were
narrow, and il was practically a traders market
The dealings a rule II mining issues were fairy
well distributed A fair amount OF activity was
shown in Cireene-Cananea Nipissng, Nevada-C tan
and CTOIdheId Consolidated. all of which receded
fractionaIIy Butte Coalition ruled steady; United
Copper was quiet Tramp Consolidated and Gold
field Daisy were strong. American Tobacco was
more active. within narrow limits Standard Oh
fi1c+7,ared within a range Of Q pOnrs Practically
no trading 10 speak of occurred in the Consolidated
Steamship issues. Bonds were dull and about IN
changed
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Closing prices of stocks dealt in, with net

changes follow
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sted rates were as follows

DOMESTIC EXCHANCE--Bost OC premium
Chicago, soc discount ST Louis. sc premium bid +:
San Francisco. sight &C discount, telegraph par
New Orleans. commercial 500 75c discount bank
81 premium Cincinnati, 121tc premium Savannah.
buying soc discount. selling 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York exchanges
s264.108,202 balances s13.0s0.351: Chicago ex-
exchanges S2S.472.155, balances Sls79,s26: PhiIa-
delphia, exchanges $24,3S72O4 balances s. COS $50
Baltimore. exchanges $4762.5s6. balances s5234s7.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau money IN
London: u n per cent open market discount
rate Tor snort bills, X asa per cent long bills
5Es 05a per cent Berlin discount rate 5 u per
cent Paris discount rate. 2 per cent. Paris ex-
change on London. Is francs 1871 eentimes Bar
gold 7ss. Berlin exchange London 2s marks
81 pfennigs
FOREIGN SECURTTIES.-Brf consois for
money. 50 3-16; for the account, s2L. French
rentes. 81 francs IS centines.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 5s1+c Mexican
silver dollars. 461ac. Bar silver in London closed
at 27Iad decline. sd
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 1880 Lisbon.
5.75.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 200A.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. S931,274 internal rev
enue receipts s7s4,054; miscellaneous receipts,
SIg953S. Receipts Tor the day, 81. 9O4.S67 ex-
penditures 1880. geo. Receipts for the month to
date s., 1,s64S67 expenditures. 1890 O0o; of
receipts s514.s67. Receipts for the wear 10 date
s226 504542; expenditures S2S0.3O4 49s excess of
expenditures, s3,S00,151
SUB-TREASURY.- Suh-.rreasury was cred
itor 20 the Clearing House $l.470.24o.
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MONEY ANN EXCHANGE

MONEY NARKET-Money on call cpe1ed al %
per cent highest. - per cent lowest. per cent.
rate - per cent Time money was again loaned IN
limited quantities by foreign bankers for ninety
days at about J. per cent. No other money was OBJ
taluaDle. Nominal quotations for other dates were
6ied7 per cent. Mercantile paper was still unstable
because OF conditions governing the money mar
kets Nominal rates were ~ 10 70 per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Ther was q deadlock
II the foreign exchange market yesterday morning
and II was almost impossible 10 do any business in
the 1rst hour Most bankers were unwilling even
good demand fO- remittance. Dur few were willing
10 draw bills. Nominal rates showed an advance
ot about cent IN sterling cables to around 4g7J-
Demand sterling quoted at anywhere from S5
20 +S5-g After unsettled opening the market
abruptly. o'clock rates showing an ad-
vance Of about cents Thursday closing
figures. This brought prime demand sterling up 10
4s6ialt4 stsS. while cables quoted from SsI.
20 ass. As has been the case for the last week
there waE good deal OF discrimination shown IN
the market. and difference of nearly I cent ia
quotations prevailed ar the same time between the
rate to- prime bills and those OF an inferior grade
seemed % De big demand Part OF this pre-
sumably was for the purpose OF covering gold ex-
port engagements one theory advanced for the
rise IN the market was that rates being ma
uipulated by bankers In anticipation OF the sales
OF New York City revenue bonds to Europe but
TINS explanation did not md acceptance among
some Of the best informed bankers Relaxation in
the money striuEency undoubtedly had a good deal
70 DO with the violent rise In exchange Sterling
cables reached the highest point IN years when
sales were made at 40 cash. Transactions IN the
regular way were made In cables 4s9. and in the
afternoon they were quoted at 4SS11fI4 So de
mand sterling S6lad4.s7. representing an sd-
vance IN demand sterling for the day OF ? 20 2I5
cents The extreme high price paid FOR cables re-
hected the premium which Is being charged on
currency.
Bankers posted rates were as follows.
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IMPORTS OF DRYGoODS.
Imports and Inarketings OF drygoods this week
viii oorspGrisons, were follows:
This week. Last wear
xys1i lnperts - l4Z-382 81 1850 81 lgg T47
@o~N4 Astsss-&s.-..s. @sele.440 3lsI.zlI s269 aIl
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CHICAGO STOCKS
PHILAoELPHIA STOCKS,

uished by Charles r. Barney & Co. No . Broad St..
w YcrS. aud No IL south 4ta 81. PhIladelphiA-)
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.
crurn,snea by Van schaiek-s Go. No. wan ,
COBALT STOCKS.

Co No. a. Exchange PiaeeJ
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BONDS

'odd lots tSeIis cents per share
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Thomas Reirhartt N IS r-,,4 s+-...
New NorA. and No 10 Exchange PIace Bostoa}
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BOND MARKET SALES.

1000 L - s. Reg 1918 lJc
auey 90 1s Coupon
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RAILROAD MEN TO PROTEST.
Committee Appointed to Attend Hearings of
Interstate Commerce Commission.

4 meeting Of executive officers Of the trunk
lines Of the New England and central traffic
territory was held yesterday at the offices of
the Trunk Line Association to consider the re-
cent action of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in issuing a circular regarding the form
and manner OF issuing freight and passenger
tariffs.
There were present at the meeting officials of
the leading trunk lines from Maine 10 81. Louis.
AS a result of the meeting n committee was
appointed to attend the public hearing which
will be held AT washington on February IS, to
enter their formal protest. This circular letter
was issued on February l and was 10 take eff
feet on March /. owing To the protests which
have been raised against this circular by the
trunk lines q hearing was granted by the COM
mission Among those who wsre chosen 10 rep
resent the protesting railroads at the hearing
are George r. BroWneH. vice president of the
Erie; Nh Patterson, assistant general counsel
OF the Pennsylvania. and Mr. Rich general
counsel OF the Boston & Maine company.
The officials Of these roads declare that by the
issuance Of this circular by the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission It undertakes to say in just
what form and style the various tariffs issued
by the railroads should be published. and also
deals with the method of constructing rates
which cover more than one road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
ALLCUTT FINE STANDS.
Conviction of Practising Without
License 46frmed

The judgment Of the Court Of Special Sessions
convicting E. Barton Allcutt Of practising Tnedi-
cine without being lawfully authorized and reg
3stered and fning him $50 was affirmed in
decision handed down by the Appellate Division
oc The Supreme Court yesterday. The action
has been regarded as q test case as, although
the defendant practised what he called "mechanO
neural therapy." he did not administer drugs.
Allcutt- who had an office at No. y East 22d
street, was convicted on the testimony of Mrs
Josephine Cook. an agent % the County Medical
Society. who visited him a patient, was told
that she was suffering from malaria ana stomach
trouble. and was treated by a species OF mas
sage AIlcutt testified that he was graduate
Of the College Of Mechanic Neural Therapy, for
merIy Of Trenton, later Of Atlantic City He
formerly practised, lie said, as nurse and a
,nasseur, giving lessons in massage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
"BUCKET SHOP MEN HELD


Neither big Tim" nor Little Tim" Sullivan
was present in Judge Higgins's court, In Jersey
city yesterday when the officials and clerks OF
the Manhattan stock and Grain Dealers Com
uanv were arraigned on a charge Of running a
..fucI,et sbop" NJ Nos II and 70 Montgomery
street At the time of the raid January 30,
the police captured the original papers Of incor-
poration, which contained the names Of the two
sulIivans. Counsel for the officers Of the COM
pany yesterday said the Sullivans had never put
any money into the concern
The men arraigned yesterday were John J..
Breeu, president: Samuel Mayer, secretary and
treasurer: Richard j.. Preusser. manager, and
several clerks and employees. The complainant
was Thomas J. Hayes, Of kQchester. VINO salG
III concern owed him Sl311. He represented
the concern In Rochester. Counsel for the de-
fence asked that his clients be discharged on the
ground that no evidence had been produced to
show the business was Illegal but Judge ing
gins denied the motion and held the three ON
ciaIs in So 900 each for the grand jury, and the
employees in the sum Of 5000 each az witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
RAILWAY co. BoRRoWs 100000.

The Quebec, Montreal & Southern Railway
Company, which is the successor 10 the Quebec
Southern and South Shore railways, acquired at
foreclosure sale last summer by the Delaware 81
Hudson company. has borrowed 100000 from
the United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany The loan IS for one year and is at per
cent interest It is an ordinary bank loan, and
the only security given was the guarantee Of
the Delaware & Hudson company
The proceeds of the loan are 10 be used in
paying for new construction and equipment al
ready under contract by the Quebec, Montreal
& Southern.
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A RECORD DIVIDEND.
Oyster Directors Declare 400 Per
Cent to BaH "Frceec ont.

Edward Thompson. Of Northport Long Island.
who was formerly a state commissioner Of shell
fish and his wife have declared 400 per cent
dividend on the stock Of the Northport Oyster
Company. a corporation capitalized at $4,000.
Of which they are the majority OF directors. To
pay this dividend they have passed resolution
it is alleged providing for the sale OF about nine
hundred acres Of the company's oyster lands.
which lie near Eaton's Neck, northwest of
Northport village
MI and Mrs. Thompson, though a majority Of
the directors are a minority Of the stockholders,
Dexter X. Cole, the other director and manager,
representing the majority Of the stock. Mr. Cole
has engaged counsel and obtained an injunction
against the sale Of the property. This and Il
counter action brought by the Thompsons
charging Cole with q fraudulent transfer OF
stock viii come up tomorrow in the Supreme
Court IN Brooklyn. before Justice Jaycox.
Edward THOMPSON and Dexter x. Cole, both
Of Northport formed a partnership some years
ago and engaged extensively in the wholesale
oyster business While he was member OF
the state Forest, Fish and Game Commission
and subsequently. Mr. Thompson IS said TO nave
bought q good many acres Of oyster land AT 10"
prices This land is said TO have enhanced enor-
,I,ol1slv I'm value In the mean time. the partner
ship was incorporated in the Northport oyster
Cor,panv. and 500 shares OF S100 each were is
Mr.. cole half subsequently Mr.. Cole sold his
shares to the National Oyster Carrier Company
a New Mexico company. which carries oysters
opened and packed in fee to distant points
later Cole according to the allegations OF
Thomson in the legal action no has brought
nersuaded Thompson TO sell five shares OF his
stock TO John Olmstead, the superintendent OF
an oyster opening company Of NorTa!k' Conn.,
,.ro,,,e,ug according TO Thompson, 10 sell an
equal amount Of hts own stock Thompson says
that after this "a agreement he found out that Cole
had sold his stock 10 the New Mexico company
and had bought for himself the Ave shares held
nv Olmstead, thus giving 10 himself and the
oyster carrying company a majority OF the
stock. Thompson and his wife are said 10 have
relt that their positions as directors We're lIse-
cure and 10 have voted for the dividend ana
sale OF prouerty accordingly. Through his at
tornev iThomuson has obtained an injunction
rastr-sirIng cole from exercising any or the
RIGHTS Of the Ave shares Of stock until the 0ues-
ZION OF its transfer IS cleared mp.
Mr. Thompson said yesterday that he hopea
the question would be amicaby settled. perhaps
out Of court
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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CEN TRIAL.

NEW JERSEY CEN RAJ.
Time shown below is from Liberty ST. sta
ton. Leave West 2Sd ST. 10 minutes earlier
except as noted BY designating marks
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
3H1z.ly b.3U. maUJ mFS.VV. SO, 900,
islUUU. ~lI.JO, I1.5O, m-I2.UU. I+LOO.
i.JU F2.UU 800, 100. 5000, O.3U,
uIeo.OO 200, $50. 1910. plU.3O 2. NJ,
j-12.l5 mdt.
BALTIAlCKE AND WASHINGTOS-zs1 80.
$500. $1,000, I'12.OO, 100, .4"4-OO,
5000. 800
LAkEWOGD AND LAKEHURST-z4O 90.
30 A NJ xl.0O, 1-sO. kS,4u, a. 90
4 IL. XG.l5. Sundays, $50, $40 A. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-'9.40 n NJ. xl.O0. k5 40
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
z4-GO. 80. l1.3O - NJ, exl2.4O. 10.
~ -, 80 ESQ. J12O1- sundays. except
ocean grove. z4.O0. 900 a. NJ. 400 $50
Time tables giving trains to EAsTON.
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN, MAUCH
CHUNK, WILkESB ARRE, SCRANTON,
READING. HARRISBURG. POTrSNILI.E.
VILLA MSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at the following Offices; LIB
erty 1T. (West 23d St Tel, 3144 Chelsea,
Aston House, 245, 434, 1850. 1884 Broad
square West, 259s Sd Az. 100 West 18TH
St, = 70 Columbus Av.. New York; Court
St. 343. 344 Fulton St, 4I9 Nostrand Az.
Brooklyn: 800 Broadway Williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co. calls FOX and checks
baggage to destination
"Daily. fDaily, except sunday psundays.
+Parlor cars. only mDining car. except
Sundays. xSaturdays only. zLibeTty 81.
only. dining car Sundays. Shining car
daily. From West Twenty-thiTd street
ell 20 z. NJ. g4.3O P. M, j11.5O p. NJ.
KY W q q Ne Rt;s qofg9 T. NJ ". c. HOPE.
vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
GATES MISSES SUBPGNA.
LeaUes Teras Before Papers Can Be
Serued on Him an Bailey Case.
IPy Teleeraph to Tie Tribune. ]

Austen. Tex. Feb. S.-The subcommittee OF
the legislative committee appointed TO investi-
gate the charges against Senator Bailey win
try TO obtain the testimony Of John ". Gates
in regard TO his financial dealings with Mr..
Bailey about the time the bill relating to max
3ng. Port Arthur port Of entry was before Con-
gress
Nr. Gates was in Port Arthur until two days
ago and a subpoena was issued for him TO ap-
pear in austin as a witness before the commit
tee. Before the subpoena could be served he
suddenly left The state. and he sent a tele-
gram from New Orleans saying that he was
called 10 New York on urgent business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
LOVE SYNDICATE MAN SUES MUTUAL
Keisler, Discharged, Accuses Concern Of
Violating Contract Labor Law

Leo KeIsler. one OF the plaintiffs against Mrs
Bina Verrault in the love syndicate case. fled
complaint papers yesterday IN suit brought in
the United States District Court as against tie
Mutual Life Insurance Company. charging the
company with violation Of the Contract Labor act
The act provides that the person bringing suit
complainant collects the fine imposed
KeLsler charges that Maurice Davis landed IN
this country In April. 1909. ana was Ellis
4s.and by Gustave Perrot. employc OF the MI
tiai gdfe lDsltaUce company. who cook him into
MS custody. Shortly thereafter Davis en-
pl0yed i't ne Mutua iu clerical capacity, Eeislor
sl.eReF. hiiau Earrstige.F. ~ so. 23I Erpadwas,
brings SUE for Ec sIef for 5000 Keisler was eu-
pHted - tic MUtu1 Life INSURANCE Company
Rai| tn9 notoriety II the '3o.e syndicate case
hzoa9tt as discharge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TOUR TO The GRAND CANYON And CALIFORNIA.

Among the great prece
dence the Grand Canyon Of Arizona grandeur
peculiar and gigantic and colong rich varied that
enthralIs the tourist a
Tour which includes days this Masterpiece OF Nature
and sixteen days California during its most beautiful and
leaves February % by Special Pullman Train per
sona1 From four days Will be spent Coronado
Beach Riverside and Redand Pasadena Los Angeles Santa
Barbara Del Monte Francisco where many delightful
viii be taken Stops will be de also Salt Lake City Colorado
Springs and Denver view the points of interest.
This attractive transconnental ever
projected
Descriptive Itineraries giving full information
by Agents Studs, E P,
New
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STEAMBOATS,.

in m ~ II I'M nm ana Points In New Eng
ID lU s l VI IN land. REQ Reduced RATES it,a
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and Fan
River. Fares reduced TO all poiuts-H0stou,
s.. G5. Newport Fail River. 500. PTovi-
deuce 81 80. Leave Pier 10, \. r.. n. Var
zen 81. week days and Sundays, 5;UA Il NJ.
strs. Providence and Pilgrim. Orchestras.
Pier 80 y r., foot DjaTkson St week Jays
Only. g p. N. Steamers Chester N.-Chepip
and Maine
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven ard
North Leave Pier 30 r r. week days
only. A:0o Z. n. Steamer Richard Peck.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE CARRINGTON
STORAGE WAREHOUs 81,
Q-H T'TITr u ALrrrNT T-r-

Isl AltlfNAf a IN [ To-
New York. February 9th. 1901.
To Maggie smith Mr.. Weber. Mr.. Sauu-
Gers Annie Powell John Williams. Eliza
Dunn, sarah Martin. Billy O'Dwyer. 10
hanna Crimmius. Robert Luesmann. Jennie
Russell Theresa Flick. Mrs. Wellstedt Mr..
J. Carney Annie Cahiu. Mrs. Aldrich. Ellen
Schiel. Robert Howard Kate Smith, Nellie
Storan. Mrs. John !. Hackett, Beau Brum
mel. Mary Logan. O. \, Peterson. Daniel
Kelley. Mr.. DUFFY. Lillian Jones. Mrs. James
Tiuats. John FIubner, Frank 7. Roosevelt.
Mt A. Johnson: You and each OF you ara
hereby notified that tie time for payment
of my lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. I VIII cause
such property. TO wit. household goods per
sonal effects and merchandise. stored by You
or en- your name in the burlington Storage
Warehouse. 10 be sold at public auction.
according 70 the statute IN such case made
and provided, at my warehouse, Ssh Third
avenue, New York city. on Wednesday.
February 2Ith, 1907. 1880 a. m. ana IL
the sale thereof IS not completed on tho said
date the same viii be continued at the sarre
place on each and every Wednesday there
after. beginning at 1880 m, until the
sale Is completed.
CARRINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
r. y. BL4ACKHALL. Proprietor.
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BoNDAoLDERs WANT BACK INTEREST

Interest or the $45OO0O first mortgage per
cent bonds Of the New York and Wilkes Barre
Coal Company, which is controlled by the New
York. Susquehanna 6 Western Railroad Com
pany. a subsidiary Of the Erie Railroad Com
panv, has been ~ default for about four years
The coal compan' has of late been making some
money. and protective committee has now
beou faraei consisting Of otto =. Barnard, sid
ney c. Borg and Gustavus Mas, to look after
the interests Of the bondholders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
PoRTcHEsTER GETS EXTENSION.

The Board OF Estimate yesterday granted an
extension of eight weeks - tho New York &
Portchester Railway Company on its contract
with the city in regard to laying out grades in
the Borough Of The B~oEx with notice from
the Mayor that no further extension would be
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
PREVAILING RATE" AFFIRMED.
Appellate Division Says City Must Pay
Painter So. so a Day

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
handed down a decision yesterday affirming
without opinion the judgment Of the court below
fr the case Of James J. Carey agt. the city.
Carey obtained a judgment for Sl62O6 under
The provisions Of the law requiring the city TO
pay the prevailing rate of wages He was
employed as q painter in the Fire Department
ct So a day. and Justice BischoT found the
prevailing rate" TO he So 20 a day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribun reserved az their Uptown
and S1th SITS. until O'Clock o. m Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
ON res at regular cttlce rates until 8 O'Clock
= M viz. 254 sth ave. s. e. cor Odd st
1853 9th ave. cor, 12th St: 90 East I4th ST.
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EAMRunG-LTERLCAN LINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service,
PLYMOUTH-CHFR OCRG-HAMBC i'C -
'PenusyIv'a FEB Q . pm TWRldersee eD. -
sOmits Cherbourg. Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPIES-GENoA'
HamburE. Feb 10 Hamburg May ~
Romantic. .... Mar. 81 'Moltke. SlaE =
Tf7nhu-r Mar &c Hamburg June Il
sIInItlr. NTr o.. sNoItke. July -
elias Grill Room and Gymnasium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
New Spring Ribbons

Millinery Messalines IN latest novelty
shadings-also Fancy Bordersd
Taffetas-plain shades rs
instead Of .Sl...-..-.-...--.--.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
Tafgeta Sash Ribbons

White. pink. blue-plain or moire-With
and WITHOUT stripes or dotted BORDERS
Also
New, Dresdens. Roman Stripes and SN
PIaids-worth .6S and .T6..-......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
Specials IN Dress Innings

Alercerized Percales-
White and full lins or desirable
colOrs-13 cent quality ...-.....-- e..
MerceriEed MoreeEs-
splendid Quality--ich watersd silk
effect-black and full line OF colors
- Ct. value. .........----.-.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
P Phr6ash Daily Trains to the West.

Through Daily Trains 20 the West.
Leave New York City 23d st. Lio.y ST
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 7.5O am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.bO am 1900 n n
PITTSBCRCi. CLEVEL' .. $50 pm AGO pm
"PITTSBURG LIMITED" ESQ pm 100 pm
GIN. LOUIS. LOUSY. II 90 pm 80 am
GIN, ST. LOUIS. LlOUl5T.. 8 90 am 1000 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS, LOUISV.. $50 pm eco pm
OFFICES 245 434. 1900 Broadway. 8 Astor
House, los Greenwich St. p Union Square
W. a9I Grand St. y. Y. Si3 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn: West 23d St and Liberty St
After .. IN. Sleeping Car Reservations
anc full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
B & O. r. r. 23d ST. Terminal. Phone
No. Chelsea S144.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09
Black BrusseI. Nets

II inch-au silk-eleSant quality
for Gowns and waists-rsg. SO. -