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New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
MACLAY & co. SUSPEND.
Stock Exchange Firm affected by
Troubles of Thomases.

Robert Maclay & Co members of the Stock Ez-
change. with Offices at No II Broadway. suspended
yesterday result Of the recent financial troubles
of Orlando F. and Edward r. Thomas. who were
large customers of the firm. The liabilities are
s1,5ooeo consisting chiefly OF loans from the banks
which protected by Indifferent collateral
The members Of the firm are Harold H. Weekes,
the former Columbia football player; Alfred b.
Maclay and Robert Maclay- The firm was formed
in April 1907. a successor to the firm OF Tnomas
MacIay & Co. which was dissolved. Herbert F.
Thomas. a son Of Orlando F Thomas. going out
Mr.. Weekes is the board member of the firm
Stickney. Maclay & McBurney. vino are counsel
for the firm. said that il expected to be able to
resume business in q short time without going into
liquidation. Mr. McBurney said that the assets
were largely made Up of stocks and bonds in which
the Thomases are have been interested These
include Western Ice Company bonds, hnicker-
booker Trust Company stock, Provident Life STOCK
and the stocks of the various Thomas Heinze-orse
banks. II said that Heinze copper STOCKS
were included in the list of assets
The Messrs. Thomas" said Mr. McBurney. were
the largest customers of the firm When called on
TO put up margin the Thomases offered Of course.
the securities in which they Interested and 1t
is these securities which the banks now hold as
collateral against loans made to the firm Many OF
these securities almost unstable at the pres
ent time. and for this reason the members OF the
firm decided that it best to suspend pending
the Strengthening out OF the firms afairs 1 ne
obligations to Stock Exchange houses are small
denied that the firm had large deposit in
the Knickerbocker Trust Company or held any
large amount Of the company's stock. although the
late Robert Maclay the father of the head OF the
firm. was one time president of the knicker-
booker. The Maclay estate holds large amount
% the trust company stock.
Thomas. Maclay & Co. and Robert Maclay & Co.
have always been known Thomas brokers' and
the former firm largely instrumental in float
ing the Western Ice Company. 1t was denied that
the firm had suspended because il had been caught
heavily short of the market as reported. The
failure had no effect the stock market.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
ASK MORE ABOUT SECURITY OIL CO.
Governments Lawyers Resume Hearings IN
Suit Against Standard.

~ ne resumption Of hearings yesterday IN the
EcTe--ul-rts suit TO prove the Standard on Com
parv e monopoly Messrs. Kellogg and Morrison.
the governments lawyers delyed again into the
connection Of the Security Oil Company Of BeaI-
rnor- Tex. with the Standard Howard Balm The
assistant secretary Of the Security and the first
witness could not say positively whether the bal
arce sheet forms used by the Security were similar
% traSe ernpIoycd by the Standard Neither could
he say that the sales sheet shown hin Indicated
trz- al the output Of Aihe Security went, as the
E-csernr1ent asserts TO the Standard
t. "a Bartis Z the Tidewater OIL Company, ad-
rrr--d that in l9o4 and 1906 no crude oil had bean
pumped through his couparys pipe lines to the
FsEonr= terminal for aug other customer than
the Standard. George Chesetrc. controller OF the
Standards pipe lines promised at the afternoon
session 20 produce documents which may cast
I-h- Ou -he Standards separation ot us pipe
75es IL state borders IN l2t. when The passage oi
TIE Hepburn at became certainty This acfion
w. followed by tho -sta blishmenr Of pumping
stations on the Men Yo~k-New Jersey PerIlsyiFa-
r.z-Nez JERSEY and nsylvanis- Mar land Dor
oe- lines. and the Standard Of New Jersey found
i,se-f doing only an iut-astzte pipe line business
II tha- state ard Tot compelled 20 observe the IN
ter-tate laws as 70 common carriers
Christian Dred@er. who is employed IN lA+
Standards statistical department. tolc Mr- hel-
log that his company mad kept a record or al
yss- made bv competitors in various parts OF uhe
rcg--rr 4 fun record Of these sales for inc
zr~s 1eo---2g7 inclusive has been furnished 10 the
sosr-rr7en; lawyers by the Standard officials
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
PLANS PERMANENT TENANTS UNION
Anti High Rent League Would Have one
Organization for the City.

1,1r for forming permanent organization TO
bo known as the Tenants Union, and 10 be SUD
divided into district unions, and for uniting the
Harlem Bronx Brooklyn and Manhattan ten
ants were discussed at the meeting OF the eA-
o,,+i,.e committee of the Anti-Fiigh Rent League
t ,ba Socialist Dartv al the of the society,
No l65 Henry street last night
Never ellis chairman, is TO appoint COM
,,;+tes 10 confer with the other tenants leagues
M CiilIis said: Heretofore the Iahdioros nave
looked upon their tenants incapable OF assert
,nn .beir rights and now that have demon
s,rated that we can hold together and resist any
uni,st demands we should make a permanent or
e,aniza ZION of the tenants
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
NO PRIVATE CAPITAL FOR SUBWAY
Commissioner Eustis Tells Willlamsbrldge
Delegation City Can't Build Extension.

r-o,,,,fssioner Fbstis of the Public Service Com
,,,ssion told delegation from Willamsorldse
interested in the extenson of the West Farms
branch of the subway to Wllamsbr1dge Yesterday
that under the law such extension could not De
built by city money and that II Woulo oe ma" ~
-. ia+a capi+aI for such purpose. He ad-
isaa the delegation to come the hearing on Fri
dav when suggestions for amendments 10 the
nresent law will be received from the pubic ny
the commission.
interests in Westchester had been actlVe III NAV
ing an extension Of the West Farms subway out
circe the sdoptton of the plan for the Broadway
Lexington avenue subway. with oranch 10 the
Westchester district the citizens of the latter sec
tfon are willing 10 let Williamsbridse get lts eA-
tension of the West Farms line without opposi'oh'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
MORE KNICKEKBOCKER AssENTs.
Small Depositors Lend Support-Ex-Senator
Bracket Indorses Plan.

Decided progress made yesterday toward the
completion OF the plan for rehabilltating and re
opening the Knickerbocker Trust Company OF
the assents received than 100000 were from
small depostors-
The committee representing the depoSitors began
mailing the non-assentng depositors last night
brief circular setting forth the features and ad-
vantages OF the plan and the need for immediate
action. Attention called to the fact that the
new directors for five years will be selected by
three voting trustees OF high business standing
Henry {. Frick, Myron T Herrick and Lewis c.
Ledyard-
Ex-senator Bracket in letter to the commit
tee, received yesterday, said:
As counsel for the g. F. Harvey Company. a de-
pcsitor for considerable amount. have exam
ined plan for the resumption of the business OF
the hnickerbocker Trust Company and nave ap-
proved II. and the client has executed the formal
consent required by depositOrS. 1t would be a most
unfortunate thing If institution that has occu-
pied a position as prominent the knickerbock ker
Trust Company should fail to resume through a
refusal or lack Of sufficient interest TO consent
on the part of the depOstors. AS between the plan
Of the committee and receivershlp, the result OF
following the committees plan VIII be so lnnnlle
better for deposiors, that there should not De
a moments hesitation
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
DENT4LBY MR. DE FOREST
Did Not Ask Delay for Coal Carry
ing Roads, He Says.

Robert ". De Forest, vice-president ana seheIdI
counsel of the Central Railroad of New jersey
denied yesterday the report emanatns from WASH
ngton that he. representing the coal carrying
roads had asked the Attorney General to postpone
the date of the enforcement of the railroad rate
act which directs the roads to dispose OF ther cod
lands by May / of this year Mr. De Forest SAID
he thought the constitutonality of the law should
be promptly settled by the courts His statement
follows:
No proposition looking TO any postponement OF
the date the enforcement of the commonly
clause of the Hepburn account of the re
cent financial disturbance has been made so ldr
a s l know by any of the coal carrying railroads
Certainly has been made by me. l nave OF
fojal relations with only one of these rallroads-
the Central Railroad of New Jersey. OF when an
vice president and general counsel Not a sing
general counsel of any OF these railroads. so FAR
my information extends believes this clause
of the act TO constitutional respects interests
vested under charter authority previous 70 us en-
actment | think its cOnstitutionality should ne
promptly settled by judicial decision II the At
torney General should suggest proceedings 10 that
end should glad my part to facilitate them
in every way obtain decision without
techncality and without delay
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
ITALIAN BANKER BANKRUPT.

,t,o- cling a $4,000 bond Charles n. Judson took
cborea as receiver of the business of Emanuel
L7errara OF No. 4e6 East 18th street, an Italian
barker Yesterday. who earlier in the day filed q
voluntary petition in bankruptcy IN the Chlted
go. Die-rfct Court The petition showed debts
go coo and assets of s3T377, the latter consist
ig of bills and notes of s2531o; cash, $40; stock
:, trade 800; household goods, $500; books etc.
s5o. Axtures $3.50: deposited in bank, s4l7
Among the creditors are the North German I-oS q
e-el-Os,i, COMPANY. $50 and Ludwig Baumann
3 % $40 both secured. There are nearly one
thousand Italian depositors. whose claims range
f~ono a few dollars $1,000 each None has any
security.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
B O. MAY LOSE CHICAGO TERMINAL
chicago. Jan. 1s-"The Record Herald to-day

InlCagO. Jan. e
says:
Unless the financial situation soon grows better
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad may lose the oppor-
rF-uitv to secure the Chicago Terminal transfer
Railroad Company. in-which ii already has IN
vested more than sl6,000.G00.
Contrary to general understanding. however, the
deal whereby the Baltimore & Ohio was TO pur-
chase the minority interest in the property ana
thereby eliminate all opposition to the sale OF rue
terminal subject TO lease to the eastern road IS
no, off The committee representing the minority
holders Of the preferred stock has decided to give
the Baltimore & Ohio more time in which TO real
iza the money necessary to purchase the b0cVV
shares At the agreed price OF So share.
Pursuant TO this determination. the committee
has asked for n general deposit of all stock under
a regular stockholders protective agreement
Whereby the committee shall be empowered 10
+ ke All steps which II shall deem necessary 10
protect the interests Of the stockholders
The condition the money market SO Tar as
railroads are concerned least IS illustrated bE
TIC fart hat tn. Baltimore Ohio road is finding
Iif5rItv i'm raising 81 $1,000 with which to close
with the minority stockholders, and thereby be IN
a nosi+iou To secure the terminal property.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
RAILROADS.
lew JERSEY CENTRAL.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
EHKF TR4IN H6HR 6S 5S RHILAR5hRHA RaF H6tR
$50 80 SO. $50 go. 1850. ii. 20
llSo 70 m e % 129 $50 l'Y i % So 5aO sun ~
days. 80. $50 $50. 1850. u.50 a. m.
1880. 1.5o. $50. $50 4.5O. $50 ESQ. 7-5O.
IN Iv. LIBERTY ST -Lso. $50, 100 500.
s 80. 800. 10. 90. 100. 11-3O. 1900 a m.
LOO. 1.30 2 90 800. 400. $50. 800. 500.
days. 80. 500. 9 90. 1000. iI'oo a. m.
eco moor. 100. 200. 800. 400. 500. 500.
90 SEQ 60 10 30 p m M u - - - midniSht-
Lv. ". 23d sT.:--7-5o. $50 11-5o a. M.
$50. a-so, $50. $50 p. m daily.
a m. 200 noon. 200. 400. SEQ 100 p m.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv W 2sd ST:
$50 a. m; d2-50 s1ts Only). $40 D. m
Lv LIBERTY ST: = 1000 a m 200
sats- oniy). $40 ?. Sundays. 1000 a. m.
FoR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT.
Lv. W. 23d ST $50 a m G25O sats.
only. 10. 20. $50 $50 Is 20 Sats onIyj
Lv. LIBERTY ST: 400 1000 a. m.
600 Sats. only, 80 $40. 40 500 $50
sats 30 .olO p m Sundays $780, 1000 a.
FOR LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK
AND OCEAN GROVE Lv. W. 23d ST.
HHt. ll2o a m, LOO, $50, o2O, 6-2O :. 70.
so p. m. Sundays. $50 a m. $50. $50
..
-Lv. LIBERTY 100 $50 11.3o
a. m. 10 ~. :. so s 30 AS .. m. 120I
midnight Sundays. 400 300 a m. 4-OO.
$40 ..
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices Liberty St West 22d St Tel 314+
Chelsea. Astor House 245 4s4 1900. 1884
Rroadwa.. 1872 Fifth Az. PSI Fifth Av-. y
Union Square West. 219s Third Av. t05
West 125th St PAS Columbus Av New
York; : CCTr- St. 343 344 Fulton St 40
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn: 800 Broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination
". C. RFSLER. W c. HOPE.
Vice-Pres. & Gen Mgr. Cen Pass'r gent
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

Washington Jan. 13.-Senator Tillman s resolution
5,-actino the Interstate Commerce Commission to
inform the Senate whether any corporations en-
gagged in interstate are the owners of any
of the capital stock of other corporations which are
transporting passengers and freight was passed oy
the Senate to-day. The commission is also directed
70 state in what cases the corporations whose stock
so owned have been competitors for traffic with the
corporations owning their stock.
While the question before the Senate MI
AIdrich stated that a part of the report OF the
commission contains some of the Glforma t1on
asked for bv the resolution and that the conmis-
sion had the other information TO bring II up 10
date. for which reasons he said, he would WIN
draw his former objection its passage Inc reso-
luton then passed without ob1ecuoh'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
ST PAUL COAST EXTENSION.

: = Miller general passenger agent or The Chr
caeo Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway, has made
puniic the progress on the coast extension OF ais
road ON Sunday train service established TO
Marrlarth y. D. thirty miles west OF Bow man.
rI7s former end of the line. and the same date
,o-,, train service was established between Haw-
l.,wton and MusseishcN. Mont, two towns IN
rhe centre OF the state. ninety miles apart NorS
has advanced 80 rapidly that trains VIII probably
T.. running between 81 Paul and Butte IN MAY
According 70 present p-1ns the coast extension u
a., oad Will pe completed 10 Seattle ea;iy IN lsgs.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
BANKS MANAGEMENT LOST S245.0o0
President of Consolidated Says It Never
Had Fair Trial Before

William. O. Allison. who succeeded Orlando F.
Thomas last November president of the Con-
solidated National Bank, and is the largest holder
Of the bank stock. in d signed statement recently
mailed to the stockholders says that the former
management of the bank responsible for loss
s245 coo, which has been written off 10 the ac-
of profit and loss by the advice of the Con
troIler Of the United States.
Mr.. Allison says that the bank has never had a
fair trial and adds that he has done more in the
last TWO ana a half months than his predecessors
did in five years.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
ASK NoRwALk COMPANY BANKRUPTCY

roledo Jan l3-As d sequel of the receivershlp
proceedings against the Norwalk Steel and Iron
Con1nsnv of Norwalk. Ohio last Friday. creditors
to-day patitioned in the United States Court thai
tho company be adjudged bankrupt That the Nor
walk cornpany's debts aggregate 100000 that il is
insoyent and that its officers have transferred its
r-ouertv TO the American Steel and Iron Compan",
Of New York and Charles r. Brown Of YonkeIs
y V 10 deiav settlement of claims and defra1d
creditors are the principal charges made in the
rfrion
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
,uuecoNsiN-U S. STEEL DEAL DENIED

Official denial of the reported sale Of the WIS
consin Central Railway to the United states steer
-, e,,,,aries w A Bradford, president of the
WISCONSIN Central and T l. Chadbourne' 1r-'
,-tr,,ar of the board said that no negotiations
cre nendfng for the sale of the road. AT the
offices of the United States steer Norpor ration II
tha+ nothing was known of the re-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CUTS PAY AT TOP.

Washington Jan. 13-President Finley of the
Southern Railway Company stated to-day that In
view Of the falling of in business and the decreas"
II revenues the management of the Southern ttal!-
yys- Company has determined a step IN its pro
e-~ap,r,o Of reducing expenses TO put into effect
February a reduction OF % per cent in the pay
Of the president vice-presidents and the other gen
oral officers and their office forces.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
REcEWER FoR TRANSPORTATION co.

Boston Mass Jan. l5--Eobert Ho-nans an df-
to1r~y o. this city. was appointed receiver Tor tha
Main. Coast Transportation Company. Name CO..
rea-so- t,. y,dro Lowell IN The United States Civ
cut Cour- TO-DAY The company is engaged in car
r7-u- freight. mostly canned goods between Main@
points and this c.ty. and owns two steamers, the
a,Hauk and the Massasot The NiasSasoit Il
ashore - Cutler Harbor. Me- The assets OF fAe
COMPANY .-e sasd 70 be about $4,000. and its ia
bl'riee s.o zoe in addition 10 an issue Of bonds
Amounting 10 SIZE. .ooe-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
RAILROAD TO TEST EIeHT-HoUR LAW

Milwaukee Jan. IA criminal action against
tIe Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul Railway Com
nan,- vas begun to-day by District Attorney Fran
els r McCiovern. alleging that the company per-
v7-itted n telegraph operator 10 work more than
.of,t hours A fine Of $500 is provided in the
.jght-hour law passed by the last Legislature
The railway company will test the constitutionaly
nf nn
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
INCORPORATED IN ILLINOIS.

Springfield. III. Jan l3s-Secretary Rose "i ne
sta-r DeTaaTrn7ont issued q license 10 incorporate
II Illinois to-dsr 10 Path, Fre-es. of jersey ''i>-
J. Nth capital stock Of .l05o0-e- Headquarters
are IL Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
CADET STRIKE COMPLETE.

Lavsl. aTsSs.. Jan I3.--AsseTtinG that non-unio'i
V'zFors r--f- WORKING iu tile places of The union
syho are on strike sii OF the sixteen loom
fy'-s .,apoved ia ia. AXminsttr and ingram D.
rarralan9s Of The Biealow Carpet COMPANY mi
here z-~1.ci. fo-dsz Practically all Of the employees
O ti- mills arc nov cut
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
RECEIVER FoR TELEPHONE COMPANY

Cincinnati Jaa l2-TIse Citizens Telephone
coupznv # Rara,iz. f-lerr77ont County. went into
fhe hands II a rsceivcr TODAY. The capital stock
e tIr c5r-,@uy IS 81 5o.a0o In fie application f9r
Teeri r-air mad. bv X Ggy Tones. stooa<noid4-
: w. a'esd JEa- - eoLsran3 ~as S-li.S'" II
Coz sHd 1aat business w2g being conducted "4-n
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

n Y. y H & HARTFORD r. r
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
sad = and 4th Ave, as follows for
Pcston via New London & Prov.-ft 1000.
.xII1O.O2 NJ ttil1 :Oo. * :o3. * 900.
mantIc-+'s,O3 A NJ. +2:01 p NJ: yta
spfd te:15 A. NJ. '.I12:O0. ',ls:oo. oil: 90
P NJ.
-, t1orrtDg gt0u StoCkhridge. Lenox, Pitts
fieid|f4 81. 5000 \. NJ. +3:26 p NJ
Ticket officez at ed Cent st,n and
c95 Union So. cts3 5th Ave. c245 Coi-
A. r563 5th Ave Gao Mad. Ave. clos
". i25th St. 279S Sd Ave. In Rklyn. 90
C.oi4r+ 81 are Nostrand Ave. $40 Bway-
silatIv lExcep5 Sundays 'S,ops at i2ath
81; xStops al I25Jh St sundays only
+ParI0- Car Limited. Has dining car.
= TarInr ana Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
sENA-oR CRANE IN PAPER COMPANY.

rfrtsieId Mass Jan l3-Zenas Crane senate
C-ere and Frederick q. Crane. Of Dalton nave
r---. - -,.fs-s,-fal amount Of the capital stoc'
= Tho Eaton F5u-Ibut Pap-r Company Of Plttsfei-
7eu rcorgal lization l. effected the company VII ~
krov-a as the Eaton. Crane & Pike Paper COMPANY
T1e present capitalization Of $5eoeo" VIII not De
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
Table Linens
Many new items added 10
the list for this week.

Heavy All-Linen Damasks- -
excellent fcr family Use -
81 to 30 iuch--egularly SO .-..- :
Extra fine Satin Double Dsmasks
snow vhite--hetyy. YET fine n
- lach-a ieadinS value at
Sl-33-Spsc.si -.----.--- .-.--.J
Investigation OF sale" values else
wh-re shows that a --9s 90 DamasS
special = Interior TO the quality
We regularly sell az that price.
All Linen NapSins-Cream or O
WHITES Inch-reg- SI-29 tozsnS -
Merrerizsd Napkins
IS inch-reg .ss dozen .--- g
20 inch-rsg- $I.e5 dozen. 9
All Linen Napkins-sxtra heavy
-Ig handsome designs =
rex 81 - dozen. ----.-.------
All Linen Pattern Cioths-5sXsl
-Gern1an Silver bleach-row y
drawn work-worth 81 50 -
All Linen II. : ClothS-Hslf or
full bIeach-size e2xSt.-
regularly s. - ---..-..-. .---.J
All Linen n. : sets-s-l0 CLOTH Z A
dozen Napkins w0rtl SIS. &c -
Al Linn II : CIoths-
Halt o. fdii bieaCEed- +Z4
rov drawn work-Worr1 s.. so j
Merce-fzad Table Cloths
Imported not lose iustre-- q
border all round-s-le size
Instead - 81 - -----.--.s.-..--J
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
BUSTNESs CHANCEs-

200 SHARES. par value sl0 per share
- -, laII{ng al So: patent device for cut
- r,,tf.r- inst patented. United states
and canada: money needed 20 manufacture
- ,54Iuuble patent For particulars apply
III rloraId- Virgins Go 80 b'cHa"HS-
r,or,- WANTED vtth $50 600 70 $4,000
sFti,r ,r silent. 10 peT cent acsoiutelF
suprautesd. nigh class inanuiAltutins ousi-
ras5ize $50 Gu yearly. reason. wishes TO ex-
rand For particulars apply McDona4a-
Nixztus Co. 25T Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
January Sale oil
Mems Wear
.tr1pTS-PAIAMAS

SHIRTS-PAJAMAS-
No time like the present ~ 'u'
Qualities that will most agree
ahlv surprise at the remarkably 10"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
OLD rG)MBNlTN lINE.

DAILN NEtl ' III
For Old Point Comfort, NorfoIk. Ports
,,,o,,tb Pinner's Point and Newport News,
Va connecting for Petersburg. Richmond.
virginia Beach Washington. d c. and
entire South and West
Freiqb, and passenger steamers sail from
to+ar 5G n r. foot of Beach st, every
week day at 3 r NJ
W I. WOODROW. Traffic Manage.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.

ROYAL LLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour. -
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New York Daily 23d ST Iib-y 81.
W ASHINCTON SFpers. II. so pm 81 am
WASHINGTON. Diner 7.sO am 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 10 on am
WASHINGTON Diner II5O am I2. 90 nm
WASHINGTON. Buffet 10 pm eco pm
ROYAL LTD" Diner $50 pm 90 pm
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 pTr. SEQ pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet, $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 tie West
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG. $50 am 800 am
CHICAGO COLUMBUS 1..50 am 2Oo nm
PITTS BJ- RG. CT.EVEL d. so pm 4.oO pm
'FITTSBCRG LIMITED - $50 pm 7.o0 pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOUISF.. II 80 pm i:30 am
GIN. ST LOUIS IOUISV.' o 30 am 1000 am
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOCTSV.. $50 pm 500 pm
ALL TRAINS ENTER NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. D. Q
Ohces: 2I5 -54 1900 Broadway. Asjor
House l0S Greenwich ST. % Union Square
W, 3al Grand St. n. Y: 243 Fulton St.
BrcokIyn West 23d St and Liberty 81
After y. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
B. & O. r R 23d ST. Terminal Phone
Number Chelsea-3144-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

OFFICES UuDA~
Mems Pfeat Bosom Shlrts-all
vhI-e-laundsred-ready %
waar-bcdies Of good musiih-
80 o- cluster pleat bosonls OF
Cambrtc. Crion Linen 81
Msdras-pure linen or nS q
Nadras-alI sizes-usually 90
Mems Colored NeS,igee SHIRTS
Laundered-plain or plated
bosoms-rsg gular or coat style
Elsewhere Sl.0O and Si-2S------ -
Mems -nIaundered White shirts
Made in best uanner-fuli anu Z
sizes II to -
I-oiou Linen boSoms-soc- Minus
All Linen bosoIns-t9 Ct klnds- q
All Linen bosOms-Hs c. hhiNs- d
Mems Muslin %igh- shirts
extra fine muslin-Vith ana
without coilars-ueat finish oi
aub'v-fulI "a inches long
axtra w!,Fe-15 70 30 neck
Elsewhere 80 --.---.-----.-.--
OtrerS-usually -Ss- ------.---
Mems atamas-Heavy pOFnet
Madras and Percale. aiso Eden
SF-tanneis- that lOor IKE the
.,s,t,fre See.ch-sple mildly
uade-2earl buttons and oraid
naner;s-regular and extra
-fzes-vaiues SI-J0 70 S--N-
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New-York tribune., 1908-01-14
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New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

Finer Skirts to s24. ss-among them
imported creations. with knee
fiounces Of handsome open or
French hand embroideries in floral.
dot and other effects, also exquisite
lace trim Z models
New-York tribune., 1908-01-14

10 NAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS.