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The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-07

care not tinkers dam about Chamberlain of Oregon,
on the other hand it looks as though the Republicans
of Oregon would have had self respect than to
have endorsed man of the Chamberlain breed Of
but they have done so, and the will of the people
should not be turned down by scheming politicians
whether they be Republicans, Democrats or Any
thing Else.
The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-07

Oregon Republicans will find in the
Honesty the long run that their actions in de-
Best Policy feating Governor chamberlain Tor
the senatorial election will meet
the dsapprova of the rank and file of the voters of
that state. For an overwhelming legislative Repub-
can majority to be compelled to elect Democrat to
the senate does on it's face rather inconsistent
but each and every of the members elect OF the
Oregon legislature accepted Agreement No, with
their eyes open and knowing exactly what the final
results would be in case Chamberlain instead OF Cake
the Republican nominee, should get majority vote
at the general election of the state. Any move look
ing forward to the Matching up Of any kind Of
scheme whereby Chamberlain would be defeated for
eyery decent Republican in the state This election
of United States senators, by the popular vote is
rather long step in the right direction from our our
majority in certain states be given the right to elect
ac Democrat for governor over Republican, they
should likewise have the right to elect Democratic
United States senator over Republican one. We
The Seattle Republican., 1908-08-07

Occupying a cell in the cou-n
ty jail of King county of
the state of Washington is
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
BUSY WEEK FOR UPSTATE P. S. BOARD
Hearings To Be Held in Various Parts OF
the State Announced.

Albany Feb 1.-The Public Service commission
of the I'd District will be occupied Win Ten pupo
hearings during the coming week. On Monday the
commission will give hearings at the Office OF the
Public Service Commission OF the ISL 'istf'ct' III
the Tribune Building. New York CITY III the corn
rIafnt of Goodwin Brown against the Ne" hoiA
Central & Hudson River Railroad Company. ask
ing that more passenger trains in poth o'recuch'
stop at Kingsbridge station for the accommodation
of passengers: the complaint of the commuters
of Ossinng against the New Yo1k Central 6 ioo-
son River Railroad Company as to passenger - "'ii
service rendered the public; the compiap' u '
T Edwards against the New York & Long island
Traction Company as to necessity for double track
and rate of fare charged: also the complaint Oh 'e
Freeport Board of Trade against the New YORK ~
Long Island Traction Company as to the necessity
of constructing double track on its lines
On Tuesday at the Office of the Pubic service
Commission of the Ist District. in conjunction win
,ba commission of the I'd District the commission
will hear the complaint of the city OF fonkers
.sh;,g that street surface railroads in Westminster
County he compelIed 70 vestlbule all cars
on Wednesday, at Albany, the commission VIII
baar the application of the Pittsburg, Blnshamtoh
G. Eastern Railroad Company for permission 10
cbanre It's route; and application of the Eirra
1yo4er I5pht and Railroad Company for authorits
,o issue ss72 bonds first consolidated mort
gage. ~-o
On Thursday the commission will go TO Syracuse
and hold = hearing on the subject or car service
and den1urrage at the Onondaga County court
House
on Friday the question of eliminating Sr'"7
crossings in the city of Utica will be taken up d.
the Common Council chamber in that city.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
VICTORY FOR PRESSMEN'S UNION.
Federal Judge Decides Against United Typo
thetae in Eight Hour Case.

Cincinnati Feb Efforts of the oti'en
Typotheta of America 10 force the lii'ei no ''. .
Printing Pressmen's and Assistants Union VI
North America to live UP to alleged agreement
whereby the eght-hour workday woulo not De IN
stituted until after January l. 1909, met Win oe-
feat to-day when United States Judge 1hohPSoh
handed down decision IN "hlch ne say" W.
,,,ion committee did not have the power TO bnd
Tho ,,p;o, nv the agreement il entered into with
the committee from the Typothetae. The iypolhet''
obtained temporary injunction some tune ago IL
,reyent the officers of the pressmens union from
calling strike. They asked for permanent III
junction asserting that the officers of the union
1,.d -;,,ed an agreement with the Typothetae for
a njue-ho,r day and that eight-hour Workoas
would not be instituted until after January l.
1000 The officers of the union admitted that 'he
agreement had been signed by some OF thef'' p"'
that il was binding, as the neHpeFs OF ''s
uniou had not ratified the agreement
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Feb. 1, 1908

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lustania (Br). Watt Liverpool January 2t
and Queenstown 30 10 the Cunard IS Co Ltd. with 6O5
cabin and 527 steerage passengers mails and m J..
Steamer Tjomo (Nor). Danelson. Prorr..o January
% and CampeChe "a, 10 the New and Cuba Ma n
SIS Co. with mdse Arrived at the Bar a. a;1s
Steamer Ashford tBr1. Anderson CienfueKos January
o3 to the Munson Ss Co with sugar. Arrived u ths
Bar at
Steamer Esperanza Rogers. Vera Cruz January ~
Mail co, with passengers mails and rrI.e
ARRIVED at the Bar at 4:40 a m
Steamer Pennsylvania tGerl Schmidt. Hamburg
January 1s Boulogne 10 and Plymouth 90 10
155 steerase passengers and mdse. Arrived Bar
II so m, 31st.
steamer Ragnarok tNont. PauIs.n. Manzsn,lIo Isnu-
airy "a. to the Donald Ss Co. with mds-- Arrived
the Bar 2:3o
Steamer CressweIi (RJ) Appleton Hu.lva January
II. Bowring & co. with rdss. Arrived at the Bar
s m. S1st.
Steamer Iyra Armstrong Portland Ore Ncv.nh.y
II. Coronel December II. Montevideo an,
Lucia -. o ToWboat CO. with barley Ar
rived the Bar at 2
Steamers Brooklyn City (Br). Bristol City Of ssvsn
Savannah: President Lincoln tIert '
Plymouth nd Cherhourg: Arapahoe. Charleston and
Jacksonville: Bermudian tRr). Bermuda: Caracas
Juan, CURACAO. etc; FL Alba, Galveston: Dorado.
New Orleans Ga1Iia tFr). Marseles Naples Gun
ther (Gerl. Pernsmbuco. Maceio, ETC. He'll (Gert
Flushing Havana. Havana: Jamestown. Norfolk and
Newport News; Laura (AusD. Naples, Trieste.
Mesaba (Rr). London Mohs wx (Rr>. Antwerp; Nueces
Key and Galveston: Ponce. Ponce. Mayaguer
etc: PrInz August wilhelm (Gerl. Fortune Island Port
Antonio, etc: Louis. Southampton via Plymouth and
Cherbourg Campania CBrt Liverpool via t9ueenstown
roya tBrp, Valparaiso, Mollendc, etc; Hsrsa ft;erp
onega, Matoppo tRri,
Shanghai. etc: (Brl. Singapore Aden
etc Bermudisn tRrp. Bermuda.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
REPORT OF 8 KISSENA INDICTMENTS
Names Kept Secret by Court-lnvest1gatlon
to Continue.

rh-.e irdictn,ants are believed to have been
handed IN Yesterday by the special grand jury
which has been investigating the Kissena PARK
sale Justice Garretson, who received the papers
refused TO make public the names OF any OF ule
indicted men but it Is expected that they VIII ne
air,.d in the court at Flushing on Monday
morning. -
Justice Garretson said to the jury; L am IN
formed that you desire to pursue your inVesu-
cations further. I going to let you continue
tbis work This term will be continued until
1,oh-,orv * two weeks from to-day, and will be
further continued If necessary
There we're no appearances yesterday either IN
the Flushing court the at Long Island
City Of persons who wished to give bail IN oonnec-
ton with the
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Freight Publishing Company, New Jersey
corporation with Office at No. lis Nassau street
publishers Of a magazine called Freight" assigned
for the benedt OF creditors yesterday TO Charles
Jarisch Theodore T LIE Berthon is secretary and
treasurer of the company, which was incorporated
in 1904.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
Yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Involuntary. against francesca saebia' No No ~ Z5
rsda ScoIa $3.50; preferences alleged.
Involuntary, against Rossite1 MacGoyeTn & g %,
itors, Edward s. Brewer s1,eoo: Intercity AdveT. %
tising Company S4o Warren w. Weseman. SIS;
admission Of Insolvency alleged; Frederick P. Bel
lany appointed receiver -,
Voluntary Rachel Goldman. trading as Gold
man & Co. No. 15S Worth street. debts. $5ssl as,
sets 50 $50 consisting of stock, $10SO fixtures and
nachinerv s767 accounts. s262; deposited in bank,
sol: principal creditors the Borough Bank of
Brooklyn, $500.
A list of the creditors Of A Spear e. Co. invol-
untary bankrupts shows indebtedness Of s4,40
with assets
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

i. JAErKE! e. CO al No ss4 Fifth avenue viii
hold a preinventory sale this week to dispose of
their stock of high class furs, which include late
designs in all standard skins
BLooMINGDALFS'. at 5eth street and Third ave
nue. will offer among their specials this week fur
niture. stationery and engraving canned goods and
groceries. lingerie waists and Oriental rugs and
mats.
D r BEDELL e. co. at No q West s4th street,
will hold sale Of decanters nagons jugs, bowls.
English china plates. electroers and clocks this
week
FREDERICK ". EvERs. at No. 20 East Ast
street will continue his sale of furniture damaged
in the Parker Building fire.
SHEPPARD KNAPP & co. 18th street and
Sixth avenue will also make a reduction in the
prices of their furniture.
HEARN. in l4th street Of Fifth avenue.
advertises dressmakers' sale which will last from
February February 10, and in which he will
include silks. dress goods. Innings, notions, laces
and nets trimmings. ribbons. shears buttons. fa9-
nels chiffons and enbroideries.
H. JAECKEL & SONS. at No. 81 Union Square
West. are going TO move to new building at No.
Is West sd street, and gre consequently offering
their stock of furs at prices intended 10 be pro-
ductiye of II reduction in stock.
REVU.LON. in West 34th street, near Fifth ave
nre will make a specially this week of Russian
pony coats seaskin coats and imported cloth gar
mcnts.
SIMPSON. CRAWFORD COMPANT at Sixth
avenue and 18th street, advertise their annual fur
niture sale. They also have large stock of white
embroidered robes. which they offer at reduced
price.
r. H. MACY e. CO. at Broadway and s4th street
offer among their specials this week all sorts Of
furs Administer and Brussels rugs, girls and
missae' raincoats ostrich plumes, corsets waists
siiVerware and clock sets. watches, black
ared silks. voiles. nnor coverings curtains and
dTaperies. so-carts. fame. linens and variety Of
groceries
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
ROY HERO KILLED BY RABIES.
Bitten Trying to Save Baby Brother from
Mad Dogs Attack.

seven-year-old Arthur Pocilo. Of NO. Se' AZ
Iautic avenue East New YORK. o'eo Ees'eiueS "
,ha Kings County Hospital from hydrophop'a' az
-. of tho little fellows heroic endeavor few
weeks ago TO save his brother Ernest aged hve
wears from mad dog which dashed among chl-
dren at play in Atlantic avenue near SherioeA
place. l..
-r-or,5s which were cauterized. had entirely
healed when on Thursday Arthur was taken WIN
a headache BY nghtfall his eyes were diateo-
Soon after the child was seized with convhisiohs
physician advised his Immediate removal 10
the Paste,r Institute. Manhattan. The child was
taken there in a coach by his father and brother
after the physicians had administered stinuants'
The PHYSICIANS al the institute declared that 'he
case hopeless.
The brother Ernest is still conhnen III 81 "iS
J4osni,al Heroic measures will be taken to pre-
,opt hin, from falling q victim TO the disease
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ApRENEYn

ARRIVED
Rotterdam. Jan al-Mannheim Ger New York
suez 1-Schuylkill tBr). Yokohama, etc. New
York.
Parahvhs Jan 3ot;recian Prime (Brl New York for
Eahi de Janeiro.
PcrdeHux Jan 3o-Trsnac tFr,. New York
fIsvre 3t-IIudson tfrf
Liverpool Feb Baltic tBrf, New York Queenstown n
SAILED.
Christianssnd. Feb f-Hellix Olav DAM. York
Hsyre. Feb LA Lorraine tfr). New York.
southampton, Feb 1-St Paul, New York via
Swansea. Jan 8o-wells City fBr>. New York.
Kingston, 31-Ms ydsena Colon.
southampton: February I. Atrato tBrl Colon etc
New York.
Vincent - ', Jan 80 -tood"n ttirl, Fremsntc
ney. etc
tIauhlre lar 90 Ihn'hus Ger. New York
Jan thrlyde York
Trieste ss-Alice tAus1 New York
Gibraltar. Ian ai-Cedrie tRr> MeSsndr,a. for
Eork.
Fonts Ferrsrs, Feh IReauhlo oBrl New York fer As-
pies Genoa,
Lizard. Feb l. samland. New York for Ant~ers
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONSULT THE ADFER-
EASEMENTS IN TO-DAY,S TRIBUNE.

, THE STERLING PIANO COMPANY. at No. SIS
Fulton street. Brooklyn calls attention 70 IFS stock
| of pianos which includes instruments Of many
| styles and prices. They also sell plsyerpianos and
organs.
A. D. MATTHEW'S SONS of Brooklyn, will
| make special offering of dining room furniture
this week They also call attention TO sale of
| princess laces and wash goods.
ABRAHAM & STRAJS. of Brooklyn. have many
utilities for the house. including their brooms CT
which they making special display Another
display is the stock of obermanns patent cover
cook pots.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO. at Broadway and
10Th street will offer this week advance styles for
the coming summer in imported novelty silks and
woollens and wash dress fabrics They also
nounce their annual sale of Irish laces.
ARNHEIM at Broadway and 9th street invites
attention 10 his large stock of clothing.
JOSEPH P MHUGH & co. at No West t2d
street advertise wallpaper and furniture
BLUTMSTEIN in West 125th street between Sew
enth and Eighth avenues. calls attention to a sale
of imported enamelware that he will hold this week.
THE VAN oRDEN CORSET COMPANY, at Nc.
q West oath street. invites inspection of La
Grecque corset
GREENHITT G. co. at Sixth and 18th
street advertise in a variety of cloths. and
collection of imported dress linens that includes
various colors of water shrupk linen, crash and
duck. They will hold sale of silks this week.
THE wHITcOMB METALLIC BEDSTEAD
COMPANY. No. 450 Fifth avenue invites inspec-
ton OF its bedsteads and bedding.
THE GEORGE c. FLINT COMPANY, at No 43
West 23d street viii hold midwinter sale fur
nitur- this week, and will also offer rugs carpets
and upholstery at special prices.
STERN BROTHERS in West sd street will
offer tomorrow wonien's lingerie dresses coored
and black goods. silks at reduced prices
damask cothes and napkins, decorative linens
misses girls apparel. including suits and prin-
Aess dresses, and lace curtains and draperies.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
SAYS pArRoLMAN ASSAULTED HIM.
CARPENTER with Damaged Jaw Tells OF Fight
in a Saloon.

Patrolman James Traynor. o. the west i1''
street station is prisoner in his own s'a'''''-
house He was arrested by nrofher oi"cer 30
terday on charge OF assault niaoe os
Y,- . carneuter of No. ~ East 1929 street
~, a,an,er however is also locked up on 4
cbarr. Of ntoxication. 1t is thought that lawson
law Is fractured as result of mis- alleged dne'-
euce with the officer.
Lawson says that he was in saloon 81 r'eht"
avenue and 125th street, when Trayhor' "no
out of uniform, it being his DAY on. f'' -.
,u .-o STRUGGLED out of the place and were
,e,;r~ an the sidewalk when Lieutenant Mar''h
Corbett of the traffic squad separated them 1 MS
na+roIman on post ordered to arrest potn "e'i'
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
RICHTER APPOINTED.
.dfoirs of Tsco Branches Of Inter-
Net. System IN Whitr1dges Hands.

Another step in the disintegration Of the Inter
borough Metropolitan street railroad system was
taken yesterday afternoon. when Judge Lacombe.
United States Circuit Court. appointed Fred
er;ck " whitridge. of No. SO Wall street re-
.eirer for the Forty-second Street Manhattanvtlle
& 81 Nicholas Avenue Railroad Company and the
Irvaock. East Broadway & Battery Railroad
t-oupanv The stock of both companies is under
the control of the Third Avenue Railroad Com
l,snv. for which road Mr. whitridge was appoint
ed receiver January s At the same time the
receivers for the New York City Railway Com
. pany. Adrian H Joline and Douglas Robinson.
Third Avenue company 10 Mr.. Nhitridge.
Following the separation 4 the Third Avenue
from the New York City Ra way Company, new
boards of directors for the two companies. for
which Mr.. whitridge appointed receiver yes
terday. elected January IL At that time
the representatives of the old Metropolitan inter
ests were eliminated from the boards. and in their
places were elected. was predicted in The
Tribune. directors representing the holders of
sS1-ooe.oo0 of the Third Avenues per cent first
consolidated mortgage bonds.
The receivership for the Forty-second Street.
NsnhattanviIle & St Nicholas Avenue Railroad
Company granted the application Of the
fsarber Asphalt Paving Company. which filed a
claim Of s2o.54s 81 for repaving.
The action is generally supposed 10 be a friend
u one. and TO have been determined upon after
the oustng of the old boards of directors last
month The same is true Of the claim filed
against the Drydock company by the American
Hay Company. Of No % Stone street, for ss54s
for supplies furnished TO the railroad company.
In appointing Mr. Whitrdse receiver for the two
rcsds. with bond of $4,000 IN each case Judge
Lscornbe said that he did that the affairs of
the two corporations might be handled as expedi-
tiouslv and with little expense as possible
Neither of the two roads owns other equip
renf OF its osn, hiring its rolling stock from the
Third Avenue, which holds the stock control and
which has operated the two roads for years though
II has held direct lease OF either
The Forty-second Street Manhattanville E. ST
Nicholas Avenue Railroad Company has a capital
stock Of s2,yncp which there is a first mort
gage of $4,000 and second mortgage of 81 500 Dpn
IN addition $4,000 the cou1pany's realty ali
given secure outstanding bonds. II is charged
that the company has not sufficient cash to meet
~. interest on the bonds, which falls que on
March /.
The Dry Dock. East Broadway & Battery Rail-
ros5 Company has capital stock of 81 go son
against which there is first lien mortgage u
fesa no an issue Of bonds Of that amount
Besides the notes for 81 So e3 held by tie trustees
~ III. Third Avenue mortgage bonds and other
0etes ~ is additional indebtedness Of
= 10000. which. II IS asserted the railroad
perry is unable meet
Both the railroad companies in their answers ad-
rsitted the facts set forth regard their in
sclvencv- While both roads will be operated indie
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
MASTER HURT. HORSE STANDS STILL

IBy telegraph The Tribune-l
Merjden Conn Feb Martin V. b. Brainard :
horse stood perfectly still for hours in his stall to-
day while Mr. Branard lay helplessly injured under
him Mr. Brainard. who is town clerk OF Mont'lte
and Judge of the Probate Court untii this year
when he reached the age limit OF seventy years
fell from, the haymow of his barn through an old
manger hole into stall and rolled under his best
horse The noise of his fall was heard by his wife,
but she thought nothing OF 1t at the tdme He was
found suffering from conoussion of the brain ana
spine internal injuries and broken leg
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
oRrenrAL's CONDITION ON LAST DAY.

,-1orp Williams State Superintendent of Banking.
made public yesterday the condition of the oriental
Rank on January 80. it's last day of business as
shown by the books of the hank. The figures fol-
low:
. o sEsauoss sas ss 12s sad. sns
800 stocks and bonds s4 @ 4Ss s 4sa sSs
So ossh ts ss 49, sdsnsn 1
slo e s. s tnea dTf F0 saak'
. 9sssy sIasaas ssssso tsi, a,,a.
STICK s7soepS: ef Que % arns
7i$ si;9ss 2s s''Si''''
On December ~ the Oriental Bank reported total
deposits of s56s So Clearing House certhca tes
10 the amount of s., 22s o. ana loans and dis
counts Of ss24Sl0$ &. At the last preceding call
on August g. the loans and discounts were Sl3o-
s.7 and the total deposits sl1o5tos In the state
rnent Of November 1905 the total deposits were
81. .S47. 500
Hugh Kelly president of the bank. explained last
night the item of $4,000 in the list of the bank
assets under the head of due from surety COM
pany' as having to do with deposits of state money
which the bank held He said that the bank had
500 coo OF state funds secured by canal bonds and
$4,000 secured by surety company bonds. AS the
surety company wished to be amply secured the
bank deposited with it $4,000 in cash. and this is
the item which appears in the list Of the bank 5
assets.
Mr.. Kelly said that there had been defaIcation
in the banks foreign exchange department about
six weeks ago. The defalcation amounted to s3o.-
90 and the empIoye responsible for it disappeared.
No prosecution instituted at the time ac-
count Of the generally unsettled banking conditions
The sum in question written off to the account
profit and loss.
The item Of $4,000 in the assets given as due
from surety company was taken to explain a re-
port that an employe had been found guilty Of
irregularities and that the company which bonded
him had been called to make good
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
FEDERAL SIGNAL co. INCORPORATED.

Albany Feb 1.-The Federal Signal Company or
Albany with a capital stock of S,Go,oco, of which
$500 Is to per cent cumulative preferred and
81 400 900 common stock, filed certificate of IN
CORPORATION with the Secretary of State to-day
The company Is 20 begin business with *I'"o' Inc
company is to manufacture signals. switches. in
terlockinS and safety appliances for railways OF
all description. The directors are Alfred H. Rem
shaw, of Noroton. Conn; Eugene Seitz, of Gold
Hill Oregon: Frederic Pruyn. of Loudonvile, AL
bsny County; Augustus Veshte, of Albany and
James H, Caldwell, of Troy
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
VAUDEVILLE FOR MAlLERs' UNION.

Tho Nov, York MaiIers Union No. entertain
mont Tomorrow evening at the Palm Garoen' "s'h
street near Third avenue. will include acts "nich
have heen booked at several vaudeville fheatre7
this season The newspaper msers employed IN
tho New York newspaper offices have invited the
members of the Board of Aldermen and scores OF
politicians to the reception which will folio" the
enter nj
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
LINERS STEWARD HAD RICH LAcEs,
Discovered While Leaving Pier, Customs
Insnector Loses Man, but Gets Bundles.

William ShalIenberg. a customs inspector. as
signed to duty on the Red Star liner krooniaho
docked at Barclay street, North River sa" d
steward leave the steamer early yesterday morn
ING with two large bundles. The inspector called
,non him to halt, but he ran down west street
SbaIenbers followed. At the Pennsylvania ferry
station the steward dropped the bundles ana o's-
appeared. 49,,
Tba nackares contained a handmade lace skirt
and Afty pieces of lace. collars and cuffs. they
we're appraised at $500
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
HE OUT OF WORK. SHE KILLS HERSELF
Wife Gashes Wrist and Refuses to Let DOC
for Save Her Life

t-oncealinr her gashed wrist beneath the peo-
.lo,b;,u Mrs Christina Ressinger. of No i,s4"
Park avenue refused to let physician examine
her and bled to death yesterday afternoon She
WAS desnondent because her husband was unapie
TO find employment.
When he returned after another frul'ess 'as
search she was in bed and complained OF feelne
i'll He summoned the family physician. but MIS-
Ressinger refused to let the covers be removed
Her husband called an ambulance, but when it
arrived she was dead razor was found pe-
meath the covers.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
ue,NzE BUTTE BANK TO REOPEN.

Butte Mont, Feb. IN >. Ldrse'' ~ pI
Of the IIenze Savings Bank, which closed IT'S doors
ou4no +o tho slump in copper. returned from Ne"
York to-day and announced that suf11cient iul''-
had been obtained to permit resumption IN ie"
days All of Mr.. Heinzes stock In the odh"'
which amounted to a two-thirds interest," nos 49,
taken according Mr.. Largey.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

,.ndentIv Of the Third Avenue system. IT is I'M
rrohable that any attempt will be made 10 GO
away with the exchange of transfers between the
lines at present.