The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1906, Page 4

KLE FOS. AFTER WARNING GEN BY WIFE Dead Man and Three Others Unconscious in Basement. i sent in a call ambulances. Warned by-His Wife. TWO INJURED ON T ON TOP OF BELMONT PNT ELEY ALOR.) Men Were Worki Hotel Employe n It n Car Cellar to the Roof. | MOTOR CYCLISTS FINED FOR BEING TOO SWIFT. Went Twer Accorilir ~TEQUITABLE. BOARD REVISES. OFFICERS William A, Day Made Vice-!;' President—-Entire New Fi- nance Committee Selected. ed and aspec'al meet be beard before | St. © Division in Brooklyn on | WHEAT DROPS ON RUSH OF SELLING ORDERS. | FLURRY IN COTTON AS JULY SLUMPS,. of the house- epeading a motor c |e Boventy-eocond street Be Broadway: TH WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 31, WALL ST STREET. Sars ee =i a oe Shoe there Is In this elty a James A. acken Telephone Rates. GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY, 15 DEY STRE NEW YORK, May 3ist, 1906. The New k Telephone Company announces revised sched- ules for telephor Message Rate Districts. @ Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx will be divided nttan s on Manhattan 1 of 410th Street, together with Melrose and Tremont, L t No. 3 comprises all of the exchanges in the Borc of The Bronx except Melrose and Tremont. A local message rate call will be defined Foon Distric: ‘ 1 m Dist: Fre m Di: follow y call within the area of Business or Residence —Districts 1, 2 and 3. No. of No. of Local Annual Excess Local Annual Messages. Rate. g q Rate. .$156 ae, 165 4c. . 174 do, . 183 4e. . 192 c. « R01 ic. : 210 4c. . 219 sc . 228 40, in Districts 1, e in Districts 2 ea 5, No. of Local Annual Excess Nessages, Rate. Rate 600. c. Se, Sc, 5c 5c, 4-Party Line Message Rate Schedule. service, District 2. Annual Rate. For Re: For Busin Private Branch Exchange Schedule. in Districts 1, Flat Rates. In addition to the message rates in the Borough of The Bronx f focal flat will be quoted in a district comprising the K mee and W shri central offices, and in a disirict and City Island central offices as follows: Direct Line, 2-Party Line. 4-Party Line, . $48 6 es 3e 30 $24 Discounts on Suburban Messages, A discount of 20 per cent. from the regular rate will be allowed when, 100 mess sages or more per month are contracted for to be in Manhattan and The Bronx to any one ntra ‘outs side of Greater New York in the territory of the New York Telephone Company or the New York & New Jersey Telephone Company. Removals. | For remoy ‘al of a station within the same block no charge will be mad For eee of a station to another block a charge of $5.00 will be made, : oval of private branch exchange systems will be made cost. a Contracts taken after June 1st will be at the new rates, i New rates Will apply on all contracts in force on July 1st, Full information regarding new rates may be obtained at any 8 Contract Office, New York Telephone Company Contract Offices: Telephone No. 15 Dey Street +9010 Cortlandt, 115 West 38th Street 9040 38th, 220 West 124th Street +9000 Morningside. 616 East 150th Street. 49020 Melrose, a | e service in Manhattan and The Bronx as follows: § Direct Line Local Message Rate Schedule. , 3 2188 to 2192 3d Ay. Bet. 119 & 120 Sts ; 2-Party Line Local bee TE Hat Schedule. F 1906. ~ Coward Children’s Feet, the difficulty in securin, for children, are careful t shape. Coward Good Sense Shoes Arch Prop Shoes. Eretection Sole Shoes, Orthopedic Shoes. Ba: it Sandals. 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