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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

ORC &orfinion bcfono iif) in elmer
Sabine, aus scr CT nid)t beralsfonn=
te. Wtou b6rtc i'm ruien: $50
fam nidt bernlt5, id bin ci>l0c-
iperrtl" Nioidinilt 2one fa1o bel
elmer Dem 3uiommcnitoB folgenoen
grploiion 0c5 &eiiels ieinen Goo.-
Wtcbrcre ser &diiogierc Ser .@a0er.
lon0" crid)icncn 3lpan5ig Mini1ten
nod Dem l(ufou an 0cd, folncn iC.
0od MIR re6t5citig, INV sic yNu-
NORTH 0oitIc~ iirfen SIT icbcn. So.
pitGn Mbitton uno bic @cnlunnund
0c2 o9tnmortb Gaitlc" riibncn Oo9
%crboltcn Dca GopitGnS GGoif uno
Der NffiEcrc Der 5&ooerlono," in.
Dem lie %crtlGrcrL boB $cnc allies in
i6rcn &rdftcn StcbcuSc tbotcn. Wtc6-
rcre onGcre llebcrle6clt0e itn0 Scr
W{eiuung, Bob Die Gidtigteit OcS
9(ebel% Den ltninQ unucrmciOlid
nlodte un0 tcinem Scr bci0cn Iobr-
3cll0c S6ltl0 bci}lmciicn lit. Die
Boiin9icrc OC9 o&o0crlono" 5cidnc-
ten cine Summc @elOcS 5ltr 9ci6ofs
flunN BON &lcioer fir sic Id)iffbriidi-
&c Wnnnidoft. 9}ud elmer @cras
tbrng nit 6cn @ctricb9lcitern scr
o9Ico Stor" mn0 Ser y2lltQuS- "2inia
fllbr Captain Mbitton BON bier nod
Son0on nb. Scinc 0ionnidnit miro
belttc %nad}folgcn. oGoDerIonO" bot
tc 26 SUB @oiicr IN icil1er crItcn
S6otte. Ger 9ampicr miro Sc
bllf3 %9feporatur nab Sout6ompton
fobrcll. ga DOS bieiige Grofen0od SIT
tlci1 lit.
Nnti-Opnoiti DE @cwr0pna
in G6inu.
Sbon06oi, q. Tonlar. - sc
riidtc bon elmer anti. opnoItiidcn Nc-
mc9llna I'M mittIcren OonQtie-@ c6itt
bnbcn cine 9cluilie 9eit1ti1un0 CT
Galtcn. Sin ne1et NltSbruh fat in
Souongdoufu itattgcfun1oen, un0 ,
9c0imcntcr iino Don Nantom oortbil
0cionot morOen. Gic &niurgcntcn
5dblen 1000 Munn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
S5ciratGs Giccn5cn.

@cor0c 8lc6na, y, ul0 Gli3obctb
9uc}i9, %; @pplifunt Noltl 9cl6ot,
9tr. GIG, @eit.@ omboro- StruBc.
Nnorcoa @oifop, 30, unO &erlct
Ncfoloicpib, 80; Npplitont Nn0rco2
Cotton, 9tr. 1900, GonionsS traBe.
Nobert u. Mepcr, y, u1O 2oletd
M. gtolono, 80; 9lpplitont Hobcrt g..
Mepcr, Ar. 1903, NorO- 9rooOluop.
&oicpb Flotcf, 81, unO &oiie 80
lads, 10; Npplifont SoiWb EIntct,
Nr. ia, Goucr-S troBc.
BcorQc i. Y6blmonn, As, mo 2lt.
gritu Srobnhouier, 80; 2lpplifont s.
$. llbin0 9tr. GlS, 0oriud) Nuenltc.
6ronf VI. @icgono, IL, uno Eor.
line &lldett, y; Npplifont See g.
&ccOIitter, annapolis, Wfo.
Charles Sherman, %, uno 9l1nie
6reoerid, 10; NppIifant Soi. Stone,
9tr. 2lS, Noro-Gbopcl- StroBc.
So6n s.. &uIterer, 26, mo Wforga.
ret u. Hpol, %; @pplifant Sobn $.
Sufferer.
@ln. @oli %, uno Sllice Smith
is; gpplifant GOmaro Same, Nr.
1888, Gnnton-Npcnuc.
S6bn .. Garter, 20, ullo Wforp &.
8riifitb, t6; gtpplifont @iliom s..
Garter, Nr. 2S06, Galbom1sS trobe.
@morp 0. &elm, %. uno Bertha
Mc8ia, 21; 4pplitout SoparO &.
SuIlcp, Nr. is, Sit.Montgomcrp-
StroBc.
6rant 3. Stormer, 81, uno Gil
lion q. Sadion, %; applifont SSronf
2. Stormer, Oar. 1925, Ioro.Hegc.
tier. Strobe.
Scnrp =. Meiiter, 50, uno Sot6o.
rine 6. SoffmonL 80; Ipplirant Wal
COIN @ront, Nr. 1873, @eorgeaStr.
GbarIc8 v. @intcr, 80. ulto 9tclie
:. Sti1fcon16c, %; 9lpplifant GhoS.
W. Wintcr, Nr. Gl1, @eit Sopettc.
Strobc.
Mid)elS Goinciuqi, &c, uno HoTa
Ei55o. II; gpplifont 6. u. Toberts,
Nr. 2t7 &rcIiOent.S trobc.
George Y. S9ueiocr, jun, p.
nno Momie George, 81; applifant
Charles 9. Sifmnn, Nr. 4O9, 9tor0.
9ono@S trobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

p%ortionirten @Gbter 0e5 Bureaus,
aber inter alien llnuitGn0en mar c3
Dem 9eiuder gcltdttet, ii6 aitf ci9cne
6ollit 0ie EioOe ST iu6en, ipelde i'm
jl Dem @roun iilOameritnuiIder Vii
ienidaft iiibren ioQten. Sci Dem be.
treiienOcn 9ronn o~naelongt, fam
Damn ireilitD init beoriifenoer Hegll-
loritGt bic 3erit0rung offer Slhiios
men ooriibcr, 0ab man Die gcmiiniAtc
Snformotion crbaIten fGnne.
CaS lit lest Nun5 anOcrS aeuorOcn.
[Sobu Barrett gelobtc iid, ais er 0aS
@iircou iibcrnobm, ncr pcroe OicIc
2eutc ihon 0o5u b%ringclt, OaB tie ibrc
SalGrc peroienten." llno oieie3 groBe
@ort bat lid bepobrbcitct. Ter ENC
Der 0rci 9te1er hit idon lcit me1reren
3o1cn 0amit beidditi8t, Sreppe, mo
9iirgeriteig Don Sis unO S6nec ST
bpfreien; ser 5rgite ie9t I'M SfmciBc
ieine5 }(n9clidt9 Den &cllcr ans; Der
brittle limmt nit mmttbigcr @cbcroc
Die aorte oea &cilld)er9 cntGcgcn ulO
ii6crreOet i'm nit 66ilidcn @ortcll,
&llt, llcbcrrpd ulO Hcgenldirm Nbjlls
lcgcn. - Iic unoercn @Ihacitclltcll
oea @iircala bc5iebcn rbcniull5 nod
Soldre.
S6mnr5c &efruten iir
sic &apalIerie.
Tim Die NegeriolOaten'pom 9. ulo
10. &opaQerie- un0 pom %. SnfNn=
terie = Heginlent mter5lt6ril8en,
ncIhc in 6olge ser iiingit crgange-
men CrOrc niht nit nod ben G6itip-
pincn gc6en f0nncl1, neil lire 0icnit-
5eit in ctlidcu Monntcn ablduit, 6at
Ser Stobs6ei @rnerol 9cil bciGlois
ier, orci nelie SdJmaoroncu &o0olle.
RE SIT Qriin0cuL nGmIiU i'll @eIt-
Roiut, Sort Gilcu SIS, un0 in Sort
~@capenlportb, SIS, lit meldcl Die
2cntc Ben Neit ibrer GienIt3cit o6oic.
men t0nncn. Die }lm %. Negintent
gcb6rigcn 9cute, pcldJe i'm @nn0e blcl'
berL uer0elt sur &0uallcrle DerIeBt
ltnO elmer Ser orci SMmooronen iibcr,
!plcien wcr0en.
GupitGn &0DIer'$ Sro5cB.
Gic 2(tten in Dem tricgs1criht-
lihen %criabrcn gc9en Oen GopitGll
&Npia %. &06lcr pom 1. &ocolIeries
Hegiment ireNcn lnacboriger NetBc-
rltt0cn mClHC er III 3unnboon9n,
Wil10anlo, iiber 0cl @encralmojor
2eonQrO @oc0 gct3an bo6en loft limo
iebt bci'm &ricgaictret0r unO meroen
5un1dit Dem @euerQl = Nlottenr 5llr
Gurdlid)t unO Damn Ocnt &rGliOenten
5ltr Notwithstanding DorBeIc0t mcrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
&cymiidtc tcl~cgrnpbiid)c SepcidJcn.

- &n Sprocuie &.-0., lit @iQorO
g. @rlton 6obrifout BON 3eitregi-
tern, I'M Nlter Don 81 Sobren 8eitors
ben. Gr mar ser critic Grinder oe3
3citrcailtcr@, mcldes bcrrtc bel init
nllcn QroBen @tublilicntcnt@ I'M Sc
brorld) lit.
- &n Sout1. Bottom, @taii., iinO
bel 0cm Giitllr5 ser Malcr cineS
gum 9tbbrlt1 %bcitimmten @ebGltOeS
orci alrnbcn &anle9 Sill Midacl
&nce ulO Sobn Mltrpbp cri6InBen
morOen. Neln auuben famen nit
g~eringen &%erleBungen oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
I'm brcnncnbcn &uotbaus nngefom=
men.

McOfor0, MoiI, 81. San. -
Vel cincnt &ron0e, meldcr 0o$
groBe 9ootbou3 OcS .Mc6foro 9oat
Sins" am Nnnm 5pii6cn Dem o6e-
rem nnO untcrcn N}pitic 2ofc 5erit0rte,
fanO ser 27-iG6ri1c @erber Nid)o(os
S%an0ltone aus Nort6 @obllrn iciten
600 mo ser Gleidlltrige Otto Miet-
ncr crIitt 10 ifrerc @ron0mun0en
am 0bcrf0rpcr. Dab icin Nbleben SIT
betiirdten lte6t. Ser ongerihtcte
ScrlnogenaidnOen 6elGltit lid uti
$4,000, BEL mtr ~tbcihpciicr &crIidcs
RING. Nfietmer mar ser @6tbtcr OeS
@Gbdnoc5 ulO Sanoitonc 6eian0 iid
BEL t5n ST @eiltd, ais ser 9rau0 aus
6rudL ii6Gr 0eiicn G%ntite6un9 nift3
bctomtt lit. Wictncr inn0 man in
bcluuBtIoicn 3ltIton0c i'm SGncc,
cinc &icrtcImci!c pDn ser 9ronOit1ttc
enticrnt, Gr crfIGrte, SonoItonc ici
ipdt am 2(bcn0 jr ibm %Acfommen, lie
Icicn 5uiommcn 6r @cttc g%egolBcrL
ut0 ais cr onina6te, iei Oo5 @ebGu0e
BON Nolh lno 6eltcr criiiQt acncicrL
un0 CT babe nit OtiIbc icin 2eben &c
rcttct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
Win Griffin W0ltfc.

@orcctcr, Waii, 81. San. -
@ier miro bcfomtt gcaebcn, 0aB @r0f
y. Molttc, ciu @robuciic Oe5 bcrii5nl-
cit Sdlantcnlcufcr@. inn <ni OieicS
Go5rca Ntnd E6aper, Oie Sod)ter
9tat0onicl lhoDcr'a, cbGIidcn ncrOe.
Ole @od5eit iiNOct IN Sem nobe &C.
lc9cncn 2anOitd0tGcn 2%nucaitcr it0tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
SIM Gongrek.
8ypmnSpilc- Stnrm fat iidJ I'M Scrat
nod nidDt gelegt.

~ '' 'N'"
chamber un6 ~peri6bnen lid mic
o''' e'' eo"'Plo"''b 0eI"'''p
fiir o0e Idmcben6en WronuspiQe.
@e'HllIlle por9elHlo9en. @e'Ie
mirS meter Sorii6pr nerhonbrlt
&a9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der.
,ror>a+ ,e;rc oait ,,f r~Hbr;ghprc
Metle tno polltrt nle9rere MIDI
.;,o m;os ,,,+ori,,h,,,, >cr
'N
6rluen= ultO &inOer- Arbeit be-
,.,
j"'''I''"'
@uibinNton, :. g., p. San.
- Ger Scuut mor beute Der Sd)olle
pluB elmer pcitcren, 5icnllid |itilrnli.
id)cn Gontroperie ilbcr Die 9ronnas
oiQes}(ffoirc, mclde 10 5ientIiG Sen
Qan}cn 5uq in Nlnpru0 nubm. 8ei'm
NniatQ Ser SibuilQ ulroc Elm Cont
pronliB6ci6mB ol1Qcfiin0i0t, mcld)cr
ben Genlofrutcn, luie Sen Republifo-
ncrn 0cnr6m lei ll1O cine Inter
irdlm0 ii6cr Den Nuiru6r Don
8romnSpiQc onor0nct, pbue Die
9(utoritGt 0CS ErdiioCntCn sur Gnt-
l~niiur1Q ser Nc0crtrltppcn in 6ruQc
3it Itcucl1. 0icicr 9cihluB NOR in
cilicr ocItriQcn Gonicrcn5 Dem TrGii-
benton untcr6rcitct ltn0 Don i6m &c,
nc6miQt mor0cn.
Nfodoem Ser 9cidlllb ciIrocbrodNt
mnr0cr mor. 6icIt Gilman cine bit.
tcrc Ncbr 5lrr Intluort ollf Sen 2tt.
qriit meldcn Spooncr (gSisc.) .uor
cini0cn Ia0cn olf i'm Qcnnabt bette.
CiMnon pcrolidl in ieii1er 9fe0c sic
Observation-Disclosures nit elmer
oMinItrrl" %oritcaung un0 modjtc
Go6ci cilige ieGr 6cftiAc NuSiGuc Qc.
acn Gurn1ud CIenn.). Spooncr mo
Gnrmod cupi0crtcn nidt meniaer
ihori uu10 sic Icbottc nubm eincn 10
6ibi0cn uno pcriGnlidlcn G6oroftcr
an 0af Der Senat iCil1e Sbiircn
i6loB ltr0 feline @erbonOlltnoen in
@c6cimliBuno fortIette. 9(uf sic Sc
6eimiiBunQ folgtc nod cinc furie
ofienc Sibuna, in meldler Gilman
aue icinc Nu5f6Qc Qeoen Gnrn1od Ut.
riid}p0 mo Oenicl6cn p~ouIt6nOi0c
2(6bittc %Iciitetc. Garmod erll1rtc lid
0nntit 5rfric0rn, mo oltd) CT nuGIa
perihieocnc 6ibi1c 9lcuBcrullQcn SIT
riid.
Gorntcr 60 mnd)tc cilclt Ser
1ltdl, cine Nbitinmltrt0 ii6cr ieiten
@rolun5niQC Wcid)lltb I'll cr5minQcL
nllCin c3 mltrbC GirnanO crbobc1
unO sic @Cifyid)tc miro moraell, nud1
Dem SGuiic scr Sclut5QCidGftc, }nr
mcitcrcu Gcrbon0lurQ 0clanaell. IS
nor 6.t5 Nbcn0@, ais lid Scr Senot
Ocrto9tC.
Nn3 observation-disclosures naGnl
bette bic Bill jtr REORGANIZATION scr
NrtiQcric an, olrd mclde Die SETTER.
"'l'uV''e ppi otl 0elootllller'e &c
tiihr 7isfni,ior ni,a Scr 6s,,to oEo,,
io0s crfoloten Nnnoh,re Srr ;noc.
l1ollllten "Foliticnl FltritD Dill" Dor.
aus, iucldc allen Gorporotioncn 0na
Scl'teltcrll bon @clo tiir Mabls ooer
eollpo9Iejrcde pcrblctet. 6erncr
lpllroe cine Sill ollgcnomnlcr, pclfc
oen 9olloelaIcfrctor oltorilirt, cine
lllltcrllld)llll9 Der %lojioIen, moroli,
ld)cll lHlO pbpliidet &erbdltltilie Der
6rollen llllo &tlloer, lpeIde III Den
yer. Staoten lbre1 Sebenaunter6o!t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

Eaic snr 5ieiie ms Mnslanb DC.
iosot 6. Tainc, Wr. 413, Sh-Salti-
morc-S trahe, maize Goitnmbonie-gp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

lin cine 6rialtuug In ttnem Sag ~ t%urircu,
nebtle man SaGnilue Stumo Glilnin, Iatleten.
riteH. e. u. @rppe's Giqndiur auf ieocr
G6a6iel. Zoe. tSiii9tSG&i.a,S8 .LS8.-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

SOM Barrett, gepeicner @eIonO.
fer in uerIhie0enen @cltt6cilen ltll0
lett Cireftor Oes Bureau of glmeri.
con Hepublics," bat in ser fur5en
3eit, oie ieit ieinem 9(ntritt oieieS
EoItenS periloIien, Die @irfiamfeit
oeS 9iirealiS gau5 erbeblid crh0bt.
@enn man biSlotg in oieles giireol
fam I'M iih intime aenntniIie iibcr
Die AeogrApbiId)elr, poIitiiden 0forto.
nlild)en Nfidircn iiio. o0cr central
alnerifariiber NeMlbItfcn 5l erlpers
ben, 10 mnr man uutpi0crrltflih ST
eiiter MISREPRESENTATION GuttGuidptng
perurtbeilt. @ci'm gintritt in oaS
@e6duOe, peId)c3 oieie mid)tige ,Sn.
formdtionSQltcllc beberbcrgt, hattie
man oaS Erioilegium, orei farbige
Imtsinba6er 81 SEQ pro Monat 81
bec5odJtelL lpelde III perid)ieoeneit
nlcbr o0er mcniger grajioien Eoicn
aitf brqitemen Stiiblen nlls1eitredt
lonrcn. Mand]tnnl erfreute lid Der
9elldIer zines pcrlt1noniBpollen gll-
0enHiin5elns ~ieiteus oieier moblpro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
METZ IN WATER FIGHT.
Asks for Legal Remedy for Staten
Island "EUH.

Controller Metz has written a letter 10 cor
poration Counsel Ellison asking If there IS not
some legal remedy for the inadequacy OF u'e
water sunDIv furnished BY the Staten Island
water Supply Company. He calls the water
conditions in the Borough of Richmond scah-
dalous Public schools there. he says are IN
adequately supplied with water not only for
sanitary purposes but even for drinking, ana IoI
water to fiji the boilers the consequence being
that one public school has been closed several
times Private houses and tenements also. the
letter saws have been seriously handicapped. all
dine the Controller thinks. to the inadequate
size Of the distributing pipes and the insum-
ciercv of pumping power. AS result. he says
the citizens of the borough are clamoring u
have the citv buy the water plant no matter
what the cost.
In this connection the Controller goes on 10
saw that a special committee OF the boalu O1
Estimate and Apportionment has hau III "0
for some time negotiations for the purchase u
the water companys property but tha' inc GUN
r,on,, oxnects 10 receive a sum largely in excess
Of a price fixed upon by the report OF commit
too Of engineers appointed to investigate the
subject
This assertion however, is denied by h. l.
Pricbtman. secretary of the company, who says
that the price of 1907 600 fixed by this engineers
committee for the physical property of the COM
nanv has been accepted by them. and that they
have signifed their Willingness TO have the price
for their source of supply. which was not named
bv the committee settled by arbitration or con-
domination.
Mr.. Brightman said that the conditions of the
last week were due 10 the cold weather, and 10
an accident 70 their pumping engine. These
conditions have already been almost entire rem
edied he said, and will be completely so next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

R H. MACY & co. Broadway between Sith
and S5th streets direct attention 10 a sale of furs.
suits for women. neediework. ana clearance sale
of womens shoes They ais, call attention To a
sale silks. rugs sterling silver purses furnish
inss and groceries On Tuesday they VIII have
special sale of lawn, mems handkerchietS. women's
umbrellas and boys suits.
B. ALTMAN & co. Fifth avenue between S4th
and 35th streets. make special offer this week in
draperies. rugs and matJrCs They will also hold
sale OF portieres wOmenS corset. waists and
hosiery, laces and muslin sheets and pillow
STERN BROTHERS. West sd street invite at
tention TO sale of womons outer garments lin
gere. dresses. silks. laces. colored dress goods
dress fabrics, lace curtains and lace novelties.
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and goth street.
Fifth avenue and 18th street advertise a sale of
Irish damask table cloths and napkins, neck
wear. and oner n special sale of womens house
slippers and hose.
BONWIT. TELLER & co. West Esd street di-
rect attention to their final clearance sale OF fur
lined coats. furS and fur garments at special values
BEST & CO. West 2sd street, advertise sale of
chidren's shoes and variety of dress shoes for
misses youths and children.
ABRAHAM g. sTRAUs. Brooklyn advertise a.
sale OF Oriental rugs. including Afghans India and
TURKISH rugs and imperial karmanshah rugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
NEW YORKER IDENTIFIED
Larchm0nt'S Quartcrm0Stcr Corobo-
rates Report of Capt. McVay.

Providence. Feb l6.-Thc body of Edward Far
re, whose home was at No. 40 West tGth street
New York City, recognized this noon by rela-
tives in the morgue In which the bodies of victims
of the LArchmont disaster had been placed Three
of the dead were identified Just before the morgue
closed at midnight last night. They were John A
Hicks. fireman the boat. who was recognized
by picture; A A. Holier. Identified by Il letter
found in his clothing and Daniel Mcintyre whose
printed description was recognized by his mother
Mcintyre lived in Boston but the residences OF
the two other men not known Should any
more bodies remain unidentified after to-day the
city authorities will bury them at the municipal
expense.
Undertaking teams We're busy to-day bearing
identified dead 10 the homes of the victims or 10
the railroad stations
A number of funerals OF victims were held here
to-day.
The local board of United States Steamboat in
spectOrs held hearing late to-day at which Quar-
termaster Staples. who at the I.archmont's
wheel at the time of the collision. was examined
He told in detail of his experiences last Monday
night Staples told of going below at the ca ptain's
orders to learn the extent OF the damages He said
that Captain McVay did not appear to he rnuoh
excited" When the lifeboat was lowered over
the side OF the boat, he said. no passengers an
peared. After the boat In tho water Sta nlaS
said he could see several persons but he dida't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
THE sIEGELCOoPER CHARITY
Ten Thousand Dollars Divided according
Votes Of Customers.

The Siegel- Cooper Company announces thasslss
annual distribution OF $4,000 70 charitable n.
situations, determined by the votes OF It's Gus
toners. is divided this year among 81 institutions
500 going TO the Hebrew Orphan Asylum $50 To
the Salvation Army 500 each 20 fifteen institutions
So each to fifty institutions and S25 each to thu
remaining 2lO. among them being the Tribune ETszh
Air Fund and the Tribune Sunshine Society,"
This is annual custom with this store Each
customer with every purchase IN the year receives
a blank ballot. which hs or she fills out with the
name Of some charitable institution to which con-
tributons IN order. and deposits the ballot n
polling booth In the store. At the end OF the year
these ballots counted, and the institution
ceiving the greatest number OF votes gets tbs
largest gift After the two institutions which stand
pre-eminently in tbs number OF votes received
have been determined. the rest put in classes
and rewarded accordingly, the number OF votes Of
course, determining tho class TO which each shall
belong.
Homes and hospitals naturally stand out es tbs
most frequent benehciaTies the list This year
sixty-nIns asyums and homes and forty-six hospi-
tails are aided The fourteen institutions receiving
800 each follow: st. Vincent de Paurs Orphan
Asylum. No. 215 West S5th street; St Roses Home
for IncurabIe Cancer. No. 42S Cherry street: St
Johns Day Nursery, No. PA West 18th street; St.
Vincenps Founding Asylum. NIontclair; the French
Young Wonen's Christian Association. No. 81 West
18th street: the Lady jefferson Society, cara OF
IittIe Mothers Aid Society No 286 second avenue:
Avenue B Settlement No 5Ss East 18th street; the
Methodist Episcopal Church Home, 93d street and
Amsterdam avenue; the Leo House. the Emil
grant Home, No. State street; ST. Joseph's Home
for Consumptives, 14Sd street, Brook and St AIMS
avenues. and ST. Clares Academy, Mount Hope,
n Y.
some OF those receiving $50 each were the West
Side Boys Home, the Presentation Day Nursery.
St Stephens Mission. ST. DOmtntcs Academy, the
International FREQ Scholarship the Bethany Day
Nursery, the Violet Social Circle the Friends En-
ployment Society. the Home for Crippled Children.
the Bethlehem Orphan Asylum the Foresters Homo
Of America. the New Rochelle Hospital, the DIN
Methodist Episcopal Church. St. Johns Hospital.
the American Female Guardian Society the Green
witch knights OF Columbus, the National Sunshine
Leg4Ons the Dominican Sisters OF the Sick Poor.
the Swiss Home the Association for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor, St Peters Home ana tina
Home for the Blind.
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OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE
NENTS IN TO-D4Y'S ISSUE.
ADVERTISE

THE sIEGEL. COOPER COMPANY, Sixth avs
nue. between 18th and lSth streets. viii have 80
this week Of millinery and womens suns A-'
skirts.
THE SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPA>1' -
avenue. between 18th and 2Oth streets Is oIleiH-s
Inducements this week IN robes dress WasS S,;rls
houses II also adveTtses It's annual saIe - nor
tub dresses millinery. hosiery curtains anu ~
there's and furniture.
RIOOMINGDALE BROTHERS. Thlrd aNel 49,
between seth and 6Oth streets announce an e~llo-
ton of laces embroderies. foreign and doLas so5
novelties. feather boas and novelties IN VIZ ~ n
neckwear. They Will also have a Speclsl go
rugs antique hall runners and books anu iii''
speciality of dyeing and cleaning
HEARN. West 14th street. calls attention 70
clearance sale Of silks at reduced prices. 49,
goods linen lace scarfs silverware, ShlI,iII s+,
dresses sweaters and caps. rugs and taoie tSs
They also offer special values in women S'oAN
A. d. MATTHEWS SONS. Brooklyn. make
special offer in FIVE thousand rugs rangins To
small mats to the largest carpet size L ,neS a
call attention to sale or silks. nchei Si''
and salt and pepper shakers
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO, Broadway s'
18th street call attention To a sale OF siKs go
fabrics mourning materials and women We 49, an
They also announce a sale of drygoOds. cafpeS -
upholsteru
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PARIS LOAN SYNDICATE
-Four Countries Interested INN. r..
Y. III. & III. FIotatioa.

Paris, Feb. 16-A syndicate has been formed
here to float the $29OOOOO0 foreign loan Of ths
New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company. This is not the same group OF inan-
ciers which handled the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's issue. but is OF an international char
acter. being, headed by the Societe Generate, Of
Paris. which is associated with the Compton
National d'EscOmpte. the Barings. Of London:
the Slope Company. Of Amsterdam; the Discontn
CfeselIschaft, of Berlin. and the Warburg Com
pany. of Hamburg. The loan will be issued sinful
taneously in the four countries interested ana
Will yield per cent, free Of all the governments
taxes, which will be covered by private Arrange
ment between the bankers and the railroad.
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

Chicago Feb 16--Bears had another inning IN the
grain to-day and at the close May wheat waA
left or Zoe lower. lard at declines Of from
. 20 THc and ribs 50 decline. The wheat
market opened with a moderate show OF nrmnsss.
the receipts az Northwestern points being smaller
than they were a year ego and the Liverpool MAJ
kets showing only slight decline compared with to
heavy slump the DAY before this side fHs
bears vigorous sellers the first half hour. and
soon had the slight advance OF the opening looking
like thin after sun bath Local receipts were =
cars compared with . q year ago Trade was active
and several million bushels changed hands on the
decline The market had little recuperative power
and at the Gloss May delivery Tss4e. compared
with 7s 10 7Sssc Yesterday July close was a. . 10 80
compared with 7sAc Business in the corn PIT vas
OF the small uninteresting scalpins kind with the
greater pit traders favorins the bear s-7
ON account OF the hsaviness IN wheat They did H'i
sell much however having the fear OF a market '"at
was marked with the Armour star brand i's-
ceipts were SGJ against $50 estimated ana COM
pared with POI the like day last year shipments
hence we're 10 600 bush Estimated receipts for Mon
day sos ears May closed 46Tso. compared w'th
+6s to yesterday July closed at 4s'se the sans
q $ Yesterday
-~rore Was a lack OF activity IN market and
some, disposition as on day previous sell on &C
count os the downward course OF wheat the nTs Ho1
The offerings however were small. and large ROM
iugs came upon the market local receipts NVl7 -
cars and the shipments T50o0 bushels The prices d'-
rat .s much below they the close Fr'a9
hut the tone % trade rather heavy. Estimate o
MONDAYS local receipts 235 MAY cosea ~
40s d, 4cAs. compared with 40'ac July closed a. '''
So. co,np2red with SIC
rne hog products had a rtte squirt al the start On
ac,,un1 az the small hogs and the nfrnieSs -
the market for them reported from the wards
rss were plentiful the advance. and me s'Se y -,
selling indicated the big packers as the source :.
orders OF that Kind The total o. the DAY Fece'Ps =
,,,s 81, The ves was 1900 smaller than that q ta'
cane 1,, ms, wear Nav pork closed at SlI TN MY
lard AT 50 o., and Nay ribs al 50 ~