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The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03

Hover q men killed e injured by ey- plos!On or Japanese L4ttleship Rash ina. near Kure.
 2l-Gsn. Dr-1ds burned Moorish camps near Casss5lanca-
 z-Delezates of three important tribes Of Moors accepted terms ot peace by French and hostilitIes ceased, 4-Strike Of Antwerp dock laoorsrs, on since June. ended with sweeping victory Tor employers.
 27-Overfow Of Otonasstgaxa river. in Japan. cost lives e ss=
 at Osaka Japan, killed . girls and in- Jured over T
 is-Hague peace conference ended 1-Gen Maximo-sky. director of prisons of ministry Of interior ot Russia, assas- sinated by woman ia S. Peterso1rs I-Iown Of karatagh. Russian IUrke- stan, destroyed by z Landslide following earthqaake. l4 GO persons perish Nov @Hurricane caused great damage at Marseiiles, France. several people killed.
 Sire at Iquiqge, Chit. caused q % DO loss and rendered ID persons homeless. Dec. -Oscar II. king os sweden. died at Stockholm and Crown Prince G4staye Y. succeeded to throne
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-03
mi. Fsssra.ion n,rasnr

roi. Federation of Labor E-kansas City Southern Railway ca granted voluntary increase in salaries Of I.9s mont.I to it's telegraph op.r- afrrs
 24-StrikiaZ cotte1 handlers st New Or leans agreed to resAn4e work Bending arbitration. 9'-S. J. small. deposed president of t.leg- raphers' union Issued statement ssraf7 Ing Of telegraph strike Nov. -Because they were paid In checka 400 miners near DanviIie III struck s-Commercial TsleEraphers' union f, Chicago, New York and other cfti.s calle1 oT strike. Threatened general railway strike in Great Britain svert.s by agreement between railways and Z-Striking street car men n Louisvtll. Ky. iniIiEed in serious riot Dee. EFlve companies of reguIars o,- dered 70 Goi3he.d. Sev.. where treubI. between miners and mine owners sx- fSted
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
MAY BE A ROGERS LOAN
Report That So, 900, 900 Notes Are
to Come from Trginian Rail5ray.

Runlprs current yesterday il Wall Street that
arrangements had been nearly completed for the
issuance Of about $1,000 900 short term notes by
smother railroad said in some quarters TO re-
Ger 10 the Virginian Railway Company, H H Rog-
ers's large enterprise in the South.
In February 1857 il will be remembered. the Tide
water Construction Company formed to finance the
TYdewater Railway Company. sold TO the Central
Trust Company Of this city. 100000 two-year 9
per cent notes at price which is understood 10
have cost the borrower about per cent The Sc
crrity for the notes s2o.oa,e9o first mortgage
bonds Of the railway company and NoeDe"o STOCK
Exchange collateral as well Mr. Rogers's in
corsement.
The Tidewater Railway and the Deepwater Rail
way. consolidated under the name Of the Viz
sinian Railway. have been under construction for
several years and when completed will form a line
<z3 miles in length. extending from DeepNater,
w Va on the KanaWha River, TO Sewall's Point,
Va near Norfolk. The line traverses a rich btu
.1ino1is coal territory West Virginia, from which
its chief traffic is expected be derived, and il is
said 10 be Mr. Rogerss intention to establish line
OF steamers between Sewalls Point and Boston for
Transporting that coal the latter port for ostr-
button among the manufacturing plants of New
England.
The loan arranged with the Central Trust Com
pany was the first public financing done by the sys-
TEN all of the previous heavy expenditures being
met 1t was understood. by Mr. Rogers personally
When the S1oOoo0eO notes issued ii was SAID
fn well informed quarters that an additional
100000 would be needed complete the road,
but that financing would be done in the
rear future. That was about fifteen months ago
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
J. G. JENKINS, JR., INDICTED AGAIN.
Former Trust Company President Charged
with Embezzling 100000.

An entirely new phase in the court proceedings
against John G. Jenkins, jr., in connection with the
Jenkins Trust Company developed yesterday, when
the grand jury handed in TO Judge Dixie, IN the
County Court Brooklyn, two new indictments
against him. They charge the former president OF
the trust company with embezzling 100000 from
the company just prior the closing of its doors.
on October %
Stephen c. Baldwin, attorney for Jenkins. waived
the reading of the indictments and entered plea
OF not guilty his client reservins the right TO
withdraw the plea make any other proper mo-
tions later. Then Mr. Baldwin and his client
crossed the corridor to the Office OF District At
torney Clarke, where Jenkins furnished bail OF
$500 on each indictment and released. Mrs.
Mary A. Small. sister OF the indicted man. went
on his bond.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
GOLD EXPORTED DIRECT TO BERLIN
Krcnprinz Wilhelm to Take $3,500,OOO on
Tuesday-S1, 100000 More for Paris.

ENGAGEMENTS Of gold for shipment direct 10 Ber-
lin were made yesterday for the first time since
last summer. although most Of the gold exported
70 Paris within the last few weeks is understood
to nave been taken for German account Inc
National City Bank announced the engagement OF
g oooeeo arranged Thursday for shipment 10
Paris to-day by the New York. and later an
nounced that s1,olo.eO0 had been taken for Berlin
TO go on the Kronprinz Wilhelm next Tuesday.
Goldman Sachs & Co also sending Sloo1eo
to Berlin Tuesdays steamer. and Heidelbach
lczelherner Co. Will dispatch by the vessel
s. 5ooooo the destination Of which the firm yestef-
CAV afternoon was disincined TO give. The si.-
10000 now taken brings S2l75oeoo the total en-
sagernents Of gold for export to Europe since the
beginning of April
The direct engagements for Germany are under
stood to have been the result OF the offering by
the Imperial Bank Of Germany of concessions in
the form of unusually attractive allowances OF in
terest in transport, and with the demand from
Berlin still active and money at this centre eX-
tremely easy further engagements of the metal for
Germany looked for within the next week In
the last five years only about s.coo.o0 gold has
been directly consigned to Berlin from this city
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
May Il. $50 , IA
May q. $50 , "a
May &. $50 p m
May 81. $50 y n
/
May 81 $50 , m
Juno 8. $50 . "A
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, May Is, 1908

ARRIVED
Steamer Comanche. Watson, Jacksonville May 12 and
Charleston 13 Clyde SIS Co. with passengers and
mdse Left Quarantine at Sill
ter with mdse. Left Quarantine 601 m.
Steamer FL Rio Parker, Galveston May S. to the
southern Pacific Company. with mdse Left quarantine
Steamer LAust Ear Trieste April 25. Patras %
and Palermo so to Phelps Bros Co. with 30 cabin and
"a steerage passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar
S a m
Steamer Cearense CBr) Davies Manaos April o. Para
May Barbados Z, to Booth Co. with A passen-
Steamer Kchattan tBr) Higgins April IS to
BenhaIn Boyesen. IN ballast Arrived at the Bar at
a Will load for Australia
Steamer Sergpe tsraziD. Witte. Rio de Janero March
Parahba Z. TO- Maranham 13. Para %. Barbados
Charleston II. to the John Seager Company.
with passenger, mails and mdse- Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Monroe Hulphers. Newport News and Norfolk.
to the Old Dominion SIS CO. with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine at 3:1s p M
Steamer Domingo de Ilarrinaga oBr), Farrell Hull
April IS. to Barber Co. in ballast Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Flora tNo7) Due Santo Domingo May T. TO
Hugh Kelley Co. with sugar Arrived at the Bar at
$50
May Trinidad Shipping and Trading Co. with
Is mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Invertay (Br). Houghton, Cardiff May 2. TO
Philip Fuprecht in ballast Arrived at the Bar at 345
Steamer Edda (Nor) MeidelI May T. via Della
ware Breakwater a. Hugh Kelley G. Co. with sugar.
Arrived Bar at
Steamer Rostonian CBr). Parry. Manchester.
Steamer City Of Macon, Dreyer Savannah May IL, to
the Ocean Co with passengers and mdse Left uar-
antne 4:l5
Steamers Rapallo CBrl for Fremantle Nichoa. cuneo
Nor). Port Antonio: Siegnde Ger. Rio de Janeiro.
Santos etc: SegUanca, Nassau Guantanamo. etc: Sa-
bne Brunswick and Mobile Princess Anne Norfolk and
NeNrpcrt News
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petitions in bankruptcy were fled yesterday IN
the United States District Court as follows:
voluntary Frederick r. shaffer. of Belle Mead.
N J. with offices in the Flatiron Bulolng liaDlll-
ties ss 629 49, assets. s824; creditors, o H Shafer
Of Altoona Penn. S2,c09 Edgar J. Halliday, OF No
$50 Broadway, 5000; s. - Jackins, OF Sparro"s
Point. Nd. $500. =, w.. ,ee.,.
street in business No. go Broadway; liabllties'
g 7s9 1s assets. 81 7SS Do Frederick LUDWIG d Co.
of No lO3 Fifth avenue. creditor for S2t 81 o,
Voluntary. Tiff NJ. Simpson, Of No III west llVh
street; liabilities s. $40 60: assets
Voluntary Henry 7 Tanner. Of Pelham Manor,
Nesrchesrtr COUNTY. y Y. member Of the frm
Of Tanner & Oglivie. which dissolved in 1896 with
out assets; liabilities. Ss.s25 So; no assets
Max Leserman was appointed receiver Of the
business Of Harry B. Dirk. picture frame maker
eft No $50 Mercer street, whose stock is estimated
ct 50. 500
The schedules of the Marquise Chocolate Com
pany OF Ninth avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets show liabilities Of &9.sS5 s. and unknown
assets The New York County National Bank, Of
No 7e Eighth avenue. has a claim of $500 and
the claim OF the Confectioners Machinery and
Manufacturing Company. Of No. l06 East 18th
street. amounts s. 53S -.
The schedules of the Blanchite Company. Limited,
manufacturers of paints and enamels at No. lSs
Charles street, show liabilities OF S96l2a2 % and
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Lverpool May 15-camoens cBels', New York for Man
Christiana. May 12-oscar II DAM New York for
Rouen May 13-Lucerna CIsry, New York
IOilo. May I4-InveFesk (Br New York via Singapore
Havre May 14-Prns Wilem Dutch New York via
West Indies and Venezuela for Amsterdam
Algiers and Alden.
Melbourne. May 15-Lichtenfels Ger. Now York Via
London Nav l5-MacIanaw (Br) New York
Naples. May 15-K0ng Albert Ger, New York via
Punta Arenas May 15-Charlton Hall CBr). York
Plymouth, May 15-Amerka Ger. New York for Cher
oueenstown May i5Nceitic CBr5 New York for Liver
suez May I51st Patrick (Br Yokohama etc, for New
Trieste May u-Atlanta (Aust) New York via Naples
Queenstown May 15Campania tBr). New York for Liv-
,Cherbourg May 15-Amerika CGer> New York via Plyu-
Southampton 70? New York ''
Alsters May 11-schuylkl (Br). New York for Hankow
Gibraltar; May 15-Madonna Fr, New York for Naples
sclli~1 Nav i5MAvoca (Br, New York for Hamburg
St Michaeis, May 15-Repubc CBr). Genoa and Nap'-s
Barbados May l4-Dunstan ,Br,. from New York for
Seville May LUX (Br,. New York
Palermo May 9Marsherita AusD. from Trieste etc for
Asiers May 1l-sr schuylkin tBr, from New York for
swansea; MAY ia- Bristol City CBr,. New York
Southampton May 15Deutschand Ger. from Hamburg
Port Natal May 1s"Baron Dslfneny Csr New York
Alsers. MAY 13-Albenga Ger. New York for Ad.n.
PASSED.
May -Bosmfoasin @ GT' CalGgtta yn and Co
punnet Head. May 1o-Elise Marie Ger, from New
KInsaJe Nav 15-Cevic (Br,. New York for Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
TRANSFERS IN BRONX.
ReceiUer Says Public Can AUoid
Inconvenience.

A sop Of consolation was thrown to residents OF
The Bronx and Westchester yesterday afternoon
when in his petition to Judge Lacombe. OF the
United States Circuit Court. for leave TO abohsn
the transfer exchange arrangements now existing
between the Union Railway Company, the Yonkers
Railroad Company the Westchester Electric Rail
road Company and the Interborough Rapid Transit
Company Mr.. Whitridge. the receiver of the Union
company, remarked:
The abolition of transfers may cause consider
able public inconvenience, but the public has the
power avoid it
Besides cutting out transfers between the Union S
lines and the subway and elevated roads. as well
the Yonkers and Westchester lines. the receiver
asked leave also discontinue the common use
of certain surface lines in The Bronx. The incon-
venience to the public is regarded as secondary to
the increased receipts accrung to the Union COM
pany. Herbert J. Bickford, who represented the re-
ceiver. said that at least one-third Of the Union
company's passengers were transfer or non-paSlis
passengers. He also urged that the Union COM
pany was bound by no agreement to keep up the
transfer exchange system.
After Mr.. Bickford had explained the receiver S
position Judge Lacombe remarked that he had
taken a trip 70 Yonkers about five or SIX years
ago and by the of transfers succeeded In gong
a distance Of eighteen miles for a nickel DOCS
that condition of affairs still exist?' he asked.
Being assured that ii did, fr> ~enlarked: Il ooh
wonder you all in the hands # receivers
The Westchester Electric Railroad Company MADE
opposition to the petition. as 1t expects 10 reap
increased profits il the petition is granted. For
the Yonkers Railroad Company, however, counsel
feared that the abolition of transfers would ser-
ously affect the franchises of that company
Counsel for the city of Mount Vernon said there
was only one company, in fact in the whole pro-
ceeding. and that the Westchester company was
still only mere dummy for the Third Avenue and
Union railway interests. The protestants have
week TO submit their arguments.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16

The merchandise creditors committee Of the
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing COM
panv has sent circular TO the stockholders urging
them 10 do their part toward rehabilitating the
company by subscribing TO their pro rata snare
of the new 100000 asserting stock under the
ferns OF the plan recently announced The cir
cuiar says that large majority OF the nfteen
hundred merchandise creditors have shown thelr
confidence in the future of the company by abah-
donng their position creditors and becoming
mariners those having claims amounting TO S3oo'"o
o1yt Of = total Of s. $4,000 having agreed TO take
stock in the company for the amount due fhefn-
The circular says It is believed the stock VIII soon
reach mar or better.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Louis reported 696 miles of Sandy Hook
m yesterday. expected TO dock about 1880 IN
Sunday.
The Kaiserin AugUste Victoria reported 3I3 miles
Sandy Hook n yesterday. is expected to
dock . Il to-day.
The California, reported miles of Sandy
Hook M yesterday. is expected 20 dock about
a Monday
The Cedric. reported passing Nantucket South
Ligltship 1850 yesterday, expected TO
dock 7:3O to-dny.
The Regina Italia reported passing Nantucket
Lightship at $50 m yesterday is expected to dock
La Touraine reported as $50 Sandy Hook
at $50 g m yesterday, expected dock about 730
<s,nlaz
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
WESTERN MARYLAND BONDS ADVANCE

Speculation as to the future ownership of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company was excited
again yesterday by the rapid advance in the bonds
of the road. which, opening at 69s4 rose TO ~ on
small transactions. recedng TO a at the close. a
net gain Of az points Since the receivership these
bonds have sold as low ~ The stock also was
strong yesterday. advancing "a points
Reports that the Reading was negotiating Tor
the purchase Of the property were officially denied
on THURSDAY and denial has also been made re-
Gently Of r,mors that the Pennsylvania or the
Baltimore & Ohio would be the purchaser. 1t Is
said that the Deutsche Bank. which is a rather
large holder of Western Maryland securities, is
preparing a plan Of reorganization.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
BOSTON MEN WANTED C. & o. STOCK.

II is understood that the recent negotiators for
,,a ,loclr of peake e. Ohio stock purchased
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company by
Kuhn Loeb g. Co., were Boston interests, and NOT
ss had been reported. representatives Of the New
York New Haven & Hartford or the cincinnati
Hamilton & DAYTON It not the purpose Of the
,eeotiators il was said, TO obtain alliance be
tween the Chesapeake & Ohio and any other rail-
road The negotiations are reported TO have been
practically dropped. owing to the fact that the
bankers showed inclination to sell the STOCK eA-
cent at a price much higher than the market
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
STEEL CORPORATION CEMENT PLANT.

tBy Telegraph 10 The IribuneJ
Pittsburs, May l5.-The United States Steel Cor
poration. because of what ii considers eXorbitant
rates for cement, OF which It several million
barrels yearly has decided TO embark in the making
of cement itself A plant costing sooo,co has just
been completed at Homestead. with capacity Of
three million barrels yearly. The general cement
market Will also be invaded by the corporation.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
COKE DEAL INVOLVES s1,25o,ooo CASH.

Pittsburg, May B.-The extensive property Of
the Federal Coal and Coke Company. near Fair
mont, ". Va, has been bought by the New Eng
land Gas and Coke Company. of Boston, for
cash consideration Of 81 10000. The purchaser Will
Immediately expend $4,000 in the further develop
ment OF the property.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16

assets of s7o7oi g. including stock. $500: nachin-
cry. sA1T 13. debts due, S. 20; unliquidated
claims $4,000; cash, SIS 90.
The schedules submitted by Hynan Gaser Son,
of No. % East Broadway, show liabilities Of about
SIS 400 and assets of s475 and stock.
Margaret L. Wildes, trading Thomas Wildes.
dealer in metals at No. 34s Water street. assigned
Yesterday to Oliver ]. Matthews.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16

oe1la
Japan. Corea. China and Philippin
Islands (via Seattle)-Tosa Maru.
Vladivostok (vta Seattlel--Yeddo.
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands (vi
San Francisco)--U s transport.
New Zealand, Australia except West]
Samoan Islands and New Caledoni
(via San Francfsco)-Foreric.-
Japan. Corea, China and Philippin
Islands Cvia Vancouver and Victoria
C)-Empress of Japan.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
GENERAL CHEMICAL CO. DIVIDEND.

A dividend of per cent the common stock
OF the General Chemical Company has been de-
cared payable June to stockholders Of record
The company's offices are al No. % Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
Toilet Articles

Such Popular Preparations as
Sheffield Tooth Paste.
Danderine.
L.terine. Mernens Talcum,
are always TO be found here
as low in price or lower
than elsewhere.
TO-DAY ALSO
so ct. veroform Toilet Soap. %
so CT. Sacaet Powder: l OF. bottle ~ %
Loo size Extracts: asst. odors. .. 80
Is ct. Corylopsis Talcum. 10
80 ct. fancy Glass Atomizers. %
10 CT. Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap e
81 % Hair Brush: IS rows OF extra
long bristle; solid back 1 o
IN MANICURE GOODS
10 Ct Payne-s Electric Nail Paste \ q
10 CT. Payne's Electric Nail Bleach .
10 CT. Paynes Nall Enamel
CT. Emery Boards; Dozen. =
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
Dainty
Summer NeCkweaf

Almost irnitless in variety are ~
fascinating fancies in Stocks. 6ose
Sets. ChemiSetteS. YokeS. etc" ~.
popularity Of prices has nlade 'N''
the busiest department in to"n.
SOME OFFERINGS;
Stocks with jabots and bows-hisn
Ipoint-oraced eoIlars-you would sup "a
pose they cost about thre. times ny
our special price.
Stocks OF Lawn. Net and Val Lacs-
high. point-braced collars.
with jabots and bows-dairty and "A
fine enough for the most parucula-- .4y
special .---..--. =
Great assortments. . cts up
Yokes and Chen!settes-very fne
Point Nenise-ccru and vhits- "a
variety Of best styles-rlads 10 .CS
sell at 1.69-Special. --.------
This is no xaggsratioE-See 'l''A-'
Yokes and Chsn,isettes-Point
Venise FiIet and Point Gaze
rich designs. including the new "a
lSoutache effects-hish collars .SC
good value at 81. So 0--------..----'-'-
Extensive variety. including real 40 az
Duchess and other laces-- ~ 10
Enb'd white Linen Collars-hns hana- ~
worked enects-all heights ana .SV
Isizes-othcrs ask 80 -.-- --.-'-'''
Finer 10 -9s-
Special Soda Fountain
Fresh Strawberry .lu
Bisque Sundae..
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16

There's more than one way for a
boy to get caught.
These queer shades of browns and
greens-they're popular now, but apt
to get SO tiresome that boy is caught
unless he has several suits.
Queer for us to say SO, perhaps,
for we've lots of these new shades.
But we also have lots of unob-
trusive and smart looking grays,
much more satisfying in the long run.
Double breasted and Norfolk suits,
$3.50 to $3.50.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 S42 Iz6o
at at at
Warren st. 18TH St 37nd st.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
TYPEWKITERs
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

CERTIFIED Pubic Accoun.~-. desires en-
gdgements IL accounting. auditing sys-
temetizing and special Investigations: best
credentials moderate charges Address c.
p. A. Postof1ce Box lass. New York.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th SITS. until o'clock p. m Ad-
Ncrtisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
s o'clock o. m. VIZ: 264 sth ave. 5 g.
ccr. 23d ST.: 15s Sth ave. cor. 18TH ST %
East I4th Sc; 257 West 42d ct between
1th and sth aves-: c6S West 12Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
TRANSPACiFic MAILS.

Destination and Close in New York
Australia (eacept Wesu, New Zealand,
Samoan Islands. Fij Islands and New
Caledonia tvia Vancouver and Victoria.
C1-Aofa ng1 MAY II, $50
Hawaii, Japan Corea China md Philip
Zine 1lauds (y1a San rrancisco)-St-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
Nnuslties Tn Silk ParaS0lS

rsreta- China SILK and Pongee
1Iain colors. checks and Dresden
se1,red~with ana without henls,i',.f, M
snd fancy borders-natural "ooa l.se
or enamel handles --.......' - -, sfae
others IN great assortments to
Comprising
,,...t ,arcfes IN plain or fancy 81, 80,
.'t,L ,ox.Itv borders and triniHiss a
~ tsce and chffron-slso
naf,t,d and Dresden effects
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 442 III Moon = Moons 16
HIGH WATER.
A M.-Sandy 1925 Island 74I He'll Gate $40
PM-Sandy Hook $50 Gov. Island Sl1 He'll Gate lo:04
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
Women's Parasols

Linen. Pongee. Ta1eta and Cnlht -, or /.
plain and stripe. with self DresIsn
Contrasting str.pes or hand ooroo
also ecru linen with emoy Al
inserts-natural. white or eoio Is7'
enamel handles
New-York tribune., 1908-05-16
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CEN TRIAL


TWO-HoUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. w sd ST.
m. $50. 1.2o- 1.5o. ESQ. $50. 4 20. $50.
$50. $50. T.5O. $50 II 80 p m. Sundays.
80. $50 $50. 1880. II so a. m, Il 5o
$50. $50 $50 4-5O. $50. $50. 7-50. $50,
20, 11.5o .. m.
Lv, LIBERTY sT.:-I.SO. $50. 100. 500.
6 80. 900 1000 11.00. 80 a m, 100
noon. 100. 1.30. 90. 500. 400. 40. 500.
Sundays. 80. 500. 900 1000 II 90 a m.
90 noon. l %. 200. 500. 90. 500. 500.
100. SEQ. 900. 10 80 p I'll. u IS midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Lv W. 23d St-:-1.5O $50. 11-50 a. m.
80, $50. $50. $50 ?. m. daily. Lv
LIBERTY ST.:-1.3O. SEQ 1000 a. m.
u. 90 noon. 200 100. 500. 100 p m. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv ". I'D St:
$50 a. m. U2-j0 sats. only). 800 ?. m
ERTY ST-:-1o.OO a m. U.O0 Sats- aonlyl.
$40 p m. Sundays 1000 a. m. . 80 p.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAkEHURST.
Lv W. 23d St-:-950 a. m. 25O Sats.
only). 1.2o B 20. $50. $50 &c. 20 Sats. onIy)
p. m. sundays. $50. $50 a m. 2 20 p. m
Lv. LIBERTY ST.:-i.O0. 1000 a. IN. U.Oe
Sats. only). 1.30. 3. 40. 10. 500 $50 Sats.
only) p. m. Sundays. $50. 1000 a m 2 80
p m.
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty St CW. I'D St Tel. Chel-
sea 314i). Astor House. 245. 434 1900.
1854 Broadway, 1s2. 225. PSI Fifth Av..
2Tss Third Av-. Ill West 125th ST. 2i5 Co
344 Fulton ST. 4T9 Nostrand Az. Brooklyn;
500 broadway. Williamsburg New York
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage
TO destination.