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New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Up TO STOCKHOLDERS.
SatterIee on Kmckerbocker Outlook
Silent on UntermuFr.

Herbert l. Satterlee, counsel for the Parsons
committee Of Knickerbocker Trust Company de-
positors, in interview last night said that the
report that Attorney General Jackson would help
the company to resume business would be en-
couraging news 10 the thousands who waiting
for the doors be reopened he continued
Few persons other than those who have directly
70 do with the company's affairs realize how many
are interested In its future There are thousands
If holders OF unpaid checks drawn on l1e hhiGkel-
booker Just before il suspended There are thou-
sands of creditors of depositors who are waiting
the payment Of rent, household supplies, wages.
etc, and there are the seventeen lhousahG neEesl-
tors themselves with their families and those de-
pendent upon them
which has caused such widespread ernbarrassrfent
end distress and involved SO much money Nothing
the stockholders OF the company met on Decenloer
j. and authorized the issue OF the treasury siock
which xouid put them in position to produce ue
80 900 600 necessary in any plan -
The Ilnickerbocker Trust Company viii never re-
sJIrne unless all depositors help IT 10 resume
There is use in waiting because II Ias ,
rourr NJ the company will be instantly ana en-
iirelv DESTROYED and the depositors VIII lose me
caref,,v Formulated the plan OF resumption Inc
result now rests with the oepositors
Nr satter1ee refused TO comment on Samuel on-
se,,,er,s letter TO Frederick G. Bourne, chairman
f ,l1e organization committee OF directors OF the
.oro,a,v In which he placed the blame lot tho
failure of the committee to reach harmoho"s
agreement entirely upon the Satteriee coniniuee.
A, the office OF Davies, Stone Auerpach' couioei
for tho directors committee. II was saio 'it ~
rep,v would be made to the letter
Ca.rk Williams the State superintendent oI
- $, awai,,ne the action OF the depositors De-
~, a>D1 ess.ax his opinion on the Resumption
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were hied
Yesterday with the clerk of the United states DIS
trict Court:
lanes f. wilson, actor, No. 1919 Avenue A. voinm-
shorinr liabilities of $12S1 and assets of s2lo
The principai creditor is Mary L. Wilson $3.50 The
ramattning creditors hold small claims for money
Ianes Iesna'S hotel Commissions and living expenses
!rhe assets consist of clothing exempt under the
bankruptcy laws.
Involuntary against Josiah Leibei, mems fur
,ishinrs No 3s Fourth avenue and No l16 East
asd street, by creditors, with claims as follows
~ -, g Marcus s27: NJ NJ Lttlefed. 5000; ". II
Horn & Bros Sl5s Transfer OF assets is alleged
A 7 eo smith fled bond Of $1,000. given by the
EsdersI ITnjon surety Company. receiver, and
,ool nossession of the business and was ordered
10 continue 1t for ten days or longer
schedules Of Joseph D. Hart, involuntary bank
rnt show debts OF Sls..s5 and assets OF S3.e15 OF
the total Indebtedness s5s36 is secured The nria-
rinai creditors are William s. Jennings, $i.Gt0. Jo-
seph W Nichols. $c.50c The assets consist of life
insurance $4,000. and unlioudated claims $2o.css
and clothing, sSs.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
ATTACK ON RECEITERS.
Rvau Trmng to Get Third ATenus
Lane, SAYS La1Cycr.

Arrurnents were heard by Judge Lacomhe IN the
Tinted States Circuit Court yesterday on the apph
cation of Adrian II. Joline and Douglas Rooinsoh'
receivers for the Metropolitan Street Railway COM
many for perission TO drop the lease OF the Ihiro
Avenue system on the ground that II was oellg
run at deficit. Henry W Gilman. counsel for SOLO
mon Kohn a Metropolitan stockholder, denounced
the appiioation as an attempt Of Thomas r. Ryan
.nd his associates to scoop In the Third Avenue at
low price.
When he granted the receivership for the New
York City Railway Company and extended 1t TO
cover the Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Judge Iacornbe pointed out that receiveTship was
advisable since it would permit the operation of the
various lines as q unit Yet the proposal OF the
receivers appointed by him offers the alternative of
dividing this unit practically compelling his re-
ceivers to struggle along with the handicap OF ther
admitted deficit from the operation OF the Ihlrd
Avenue system.
Mr. wollman is advocating the appointment OF
new receivers for the Metropolitan. He declared
that one provision of the lease was that default In
the interest paynent on the Third Avenue mortgage
should enable the bondholders OF the Metropolitan
TO forecIose the mortgage on that system
Counsel for group Of protestants wanted TO
ascertain the receipts and expenditures or the
Third Avenue Railroad for stated period. Judge
Iacombe said that while records OF some receipiS
no doubt kept separately, others as IN adver-
tising might have to be ascertained py hndng the
entire amount Of receipts for Metropolitan lines
and the number OF cars OF '"e ii'io ~ ~
and entire system
Several counsel present urged the appointment OF
s,ec,aI master to take evidence Ia this phase OK
the
Other lawyers argued that the period OF the year
selected as test period was not fair one; tha'
,h. rb;,d Avenue controlled many lines In The
pronx which had a brilliant future, and that the
entire property in the hands OF the federal
court In equity.
The Morton Trust Company declared that it was
about to give up the trusteeship OF the Metro
poIitan mortgage In ACCORDANCE VIII iesAI Pr ",'.
.s,.s row under way. Representatives of the
E.-n,ers. Loan and Trust Company argued that
tho lease should not be dropped Juose Lacomoe
ave the lawyers permission TO file briefs which ne
will take under advisement
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin,


Have YOU visited Washington, This of giving
WY not yourself Christmas present of trip to the National
Capital! You cannot visit to better advantage than under the
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Personally Conducted System
An unrivaled opportunity offered in its Christmas Holiday Tour
on December
All Pennsy Railroad Tours hgcass respect
Tourists travel special trains Of the highest grade Of
ment and quareed the best hotels in Washington, nothing
better being obanable for the rates named
Under the of experienced Tourist Agent who assisted
by Chapeon parties all the instructive and interesting features
of Washington fe all the buildings worth visiting the home of the
President and the workshops of the Government Tourists also
visit to Mt Vernon the home and last resting place of ash
ngton at minimum side trip.
One of Washington short time under the direction
of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad would he possible under
cstances travelling independently has arranged
the itineraries the most important points without
sary delays.
The low which tickets sold for this tour, cover
only transportation hotel accommodations for two days.
transfers from the station Washington and other
for three days. render this outing particularly appealing Tickets
will be sold the low of $12 and S145O from New ok and
at proportonate rates from other points
Full information concerning this Christmas outing and of similar
during the Winter and Spring be obtained from
Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Agents. c. Sudd f. p A. 263
Fifth Avenue, New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
RAISE FARE TO HONkERS.
Discriminate No Longer-Noso Ten
Cents Both Ways.

7,,,,o 70 the threats they made when nearing on
-, determination in north and south fares over
49, lines of the Union Railway Company. the New
York City in.erborough and hs senrs ,bo p
nhA A,. commission recently the officials OF
- ,;nes have raised the fare north from eight TO
'nose THE fare southbound always has been
ten cents .,, .,o,,,, have main
The three COMPANIES until recensy hsvu tr,r
.. passengers paid eight cents FOR a TRIP
os ~ s,,nxav or elevated. with transfer 10 inc
Oh - oad in The Bronx. which in turn wouia
- q transfer TO the lines OF the Union t'ah~as
thus making eish'-cent fars 20 ro,nn,,s-
plants -. The far. southbound was kept at zen
80. ",,.s pabora,e hearings we're held before .oI-
s,.s,oner Eusts resulting in the issuance 81 =.
shat tbc soutnbound fare DC made e'si' eei's
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
PULLMAN COMPANY INVESTIGATION

Ct Paul Dec. 1e.-John NJ. Marble, attorney for
the Interstate Commerce Commission, began an in
vestigation the Pullman sleeping rates in this
city to-day complaint that the rates are excessive
having been brought by George S. Lotus, OF st
Paul The defendants in the hearing are the Pull
man company the Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis
& Omaha Railway and the Chicago Northwestern
Railway Mr.. LOTUS seeks to have the rate on
lower berths between the Twin Cities and Chicago
reduced from 81 TO s. 20. and the rate on upper
berths from, 81 to 70 cents
In addition 20 the complaint now being heard, Mr.
LOTUS has filed two other complaints against the
Pullman company and has stated that the intention
Is 70 make the rate for upper berths just onehalf
tine rate for lower berths throughout the country
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

as long as the fare northward was maintained at
eight cents.
In the Of the hearings Edward \. Maher.
president of the Union Railway. and Z. T. Bryan,
president OF the Interborough declared that their
lines losing money with the egiitcent fare and
would be compelled raise II the went
on The complaints were not withdrawn. but as soon
as the order was made these lines began TO charge
the ten cent fare both ways. The Public Service
Commission. because of the nature of the COM
plant, able to go into the question of the
Justice of the fare since the allegation
that of discrimination. 1t is likely that the ques-
tion of the justice OF this increase will be taken up
later.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
1DVTSED By MORGAN.
Philadelphia Financiers, 1t is Sad
F;U FoIIozc His Counsel.
nv Telegraph to Tho Tribune.I

ry Telegraph TO Ihe Afip1D-@S
phiradeinpia Dec la--J. Pierpont Morgan had
he.rt.obeart talk on the financial situation WIN
representative men of affairs in this city al oin
nor ytven bv F. T Stotesbury. Of the Drexel house.
=, his bor,e No Isg5 Walnut street. tonight MI.
Morgan. accompanied onl.' by his valet came 70
ihis city in the afternoon and went direct 70 'ii
stotesburv's home. A little later James Mccrea'
president Of the Pennsylvania Railroad George r.
Es.r president of the Reading: Henry S. Grove.
fressde,, If William Cramp Sons Ship and
Engine Building Company, and others arrived
II rs understood that Mr.. Morgan counseiied the
local nancfers as the caution to observe IL the
ilans Of the administration and OF the hnanciai
leaders were not 10 GO awry As result it is safd
the head. of the various interests present viii ad-
vance their plans for future Improvement only TO
such an extent as Mr.. Morgah said the money
market would stand. The local bankers IL is also
said will largely follow Mr Morsans advice in
the making OF loans
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
THOMAS TO HEAD SUGAR TRUST.

REPORTS that ". B. Thomas, acting president or
the American Sugar Refining Company since the
death of Henry O. Havemeyer, would decline 10 as
sumo permanently the presidency of the company
uere shown to be unfounded yesterday, when in an
o1c;al circular TO the stockholders in connection
with the annual meeting. to be held III Jersey CITY
on January g. it was stated that IT was the inten-
t,on of the board to Mr.. Thomas president of
tho connanv The circular also calls for proxies
,o he voted for the reelection of John E Parsons
and George III Frazier directors, and adds that
Horace Havemeyer will be elected a director to
his father.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
DOPE COMPANY MAY SELL PROPERTY.

yice-ChancelIor Howell signed an order yester-
5ay ., Newark authorizing the receivers of the
Pope Manufacturing Company TO accept an offer
that had been made for some property owned
bv the company, the proceeds of which would en-
able the company to liquidate Some or the claims
against it. One piece of property Is in syracuse
5 .25 oo was the offer made for it. Another prop
.r,y which consists of stock of the Federal COM
rany. of Chicago, will go for the ss7.5co offered
II there is any opposition to the sales the object
ors will be heard by the Vce-Chancelor on De-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Friday 1Wonen's Suits,
Bargains Coats, Skirts,
i'll Waists, Furs

Vomens Loose Ksrsey Coats--s1 inch
collarlesS-velvet and braid
tTim-half Iined-worth $40 90 Z QQ
Rubberized Satin and Taffeta Silk
CoatS-plain and striped-doubIe
treast-reg. S20.Oo .--.......ff %
Women Dress Skirts-CheviotS
Fanamas and Serge-ptack and
coloTs-wCTth S5-eS -----....-2 QQ
Tailored suits OF Panne Cheviots
ard BrOadcloth-plsin colors
snd strfpes-Tes- So oS .......fI QS
Suits Of Chiffon BroadcIoth and English
Mixtures-mediurn- military and
three-qU- ter coats
""4th soO-Oo -.-..----.----.--. I 80
Fur Sets-Isabeiia and Sable Racccou-
large Pillow 1uTS-Ions Throw
ScaTfS-worth spas ..........R Ga
Shawls and Peierinss OF Sable and
Isabella Fox and Sable Raccoon. 10 "a
ChtIdrel's Fur Sets-inlItatfou
E-T:ne-shaped Collar and
M'.n-Value s2sS ---.--------.---.f %
Vorlsns -illove- C1ury Iace
Vaists-vith silk underwaist-
al stzes-vaiue S6 qs ..-..-.-.-2 20
vomsn's Full Length Kfn1onc1-
Flanneletts and German
Fiannel-speciai ---.--.--..-.--. OQ
Worlens Robes-Eidsrdown and
Blanket-vorth S5-eS ...-....--...S3. 9S
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
eaeanN's MNlE STEAMERS

VC.iro 70 Luxor and the First Cataract
pan,eses Jan IA Rameses FEB.
t-gynt Jan. 81 Egypt ----. FEB ~
psweees the CT. in. 2S RaHeses the CT. zen Is
..,ce for the Second Cataract. khartoon''
Icanda. SC In addition Cooks Express
Stssmers saii every Monday and rriday.
s,rions dahaheahs and special steamers
H-..N hsr,sr To families and private parties
io ANNUAL SERIES OF TOURS TO THE
oIIEN5' ieaye Jan t. Is. IS. -. Feb l.
is % 1905.
o45 !. 800 Broadway. 90 Madison ave,
se3 Fifth ave. tWindsor Arcadei. New iorA-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Friday Kisses Wear
Bargains ard
in Babies Wear

Chiidren's Pes-skir Caps-lace or
mink head trim d-siZes 70 yrs
Children's Lawn Dresses-Frerch
waist styfes-dafntify trim d
sizes to yrs.-vaiue s. 50 .t Il
Children's Bearskin Coats-notrled
or plain-with and without silk
lined hoods or silk cord girJile- - pS
Babies Lawn Dresse-French
Waist, Russian. Pleated and
Yoke Styles mos to yTs--
worm SLis --------.-.-------.-- -2S
Girls Cbeviot and Cashmere Dresses.
also Mixtures and Plaids-
effective rriu-6 to IA yrs-
reg 81 9s and Sc 9S-.---..........f %
Girls Chevtot Clcsks-best
cclors-double breasts TO ~ yrs.
reg sS9s and s. as. s...........4 QS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
ATLANTIC COAST LINE FINED.

Richmond Va. Dec. 1s--The State Eorpprstion
Committee has fined the Atlantic Coast Line $40
ir rersistent disregard Of the demurrase fuies IN
sns city and has ordered that tire money pc peid
esthiE sixty days execution VIII ssuf
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Friday Upholstery.
Bargains Rugs,
in Shades, etc.

SIX Crinkled Damask Portieres-
two toned combina tionS-frirged
eige-we-e Sl99S -----.----.--- I - -op
Mercerized Damask Portieres-
wide tapestry bOrders-were SI-Se-- OBS
Reversible Fig'd Armure Tapestry
p9-tierc.-heavy fringe top and bottom
mfrs samples-value 50 3S. --- 2.9S
Silk Dauask and Tapestry
Squares-for pillows. chair
seats. &c--sach- -.-..----- .1S 70 -O9
French Net Bed Sets-large
Renaissance centre ptece-festoou
vaIance-bolster sham-were So cs = Us
Irish Point Lace Curtains
extra wide borders-hgd centres
we're $T3S- O.SS
1000 pairs Scotch Lace Curtains
white. ecru and Arabian tint
real lace parterps-values to $50 | .SS
Reversible Oriental Tapestry Table
Covers-nedaIlion centres rich
bcrders-2 yds. sq--vslue 81 de.- 1 .9S
Arnlure Tapestry Table Covers
lia yds. sq-fringed-vere 90 go. SO
Reversible Ottoman Tapestry Couch
Coverx-6O inches wide-heavy
fringe-vdlUe s. 40 -------...--..- ~
Colonial Administer Rugs-4-6xa #
notified effecJs-worth $3.50 r Us
All Wool Brussels Rugs-designs
for parior dining room or library
S3xlO.5 ft--value $500 1850. 1O.SS
White Enamel Curtain Poles
complete with brass spear ends
rings and brackets-regu gularly TO so
White Holland Shades; also coIored
opaque-good spring roller-rss - ~
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Friday Bargains Shop Early
in We Close at
Holiday Specialties 7P.M

Solid Gold Brooches-rich designs
iewel.ed pIaiu-value s2-49- ---- 90
Solid Gold Mounted Back Combs
bead or scroll design-reg- 81 40 .4S
Solid Gold Sisnet Rings-richly
engraved OF carved-value S2.as- e.. .0S
Solid Gold Neck Chains-rope or
link desisnS-insread OF 81 80. ----- -SS
UoTnen's Cashmere Gloves-pIain
and Iined-one clasp-alI colors and
black-value 80 ......-....-- "a
Women's . clasp Kid Gloves
Paris point bIack-tan and golden
brown-vaIue as --.----.-- .0O
rs and IS UmbreIlss-bIack union
tsSeta-also all silk. IN best colors-
plain and trtm'd -.--.-.---2 %
IS and 2s inch Umbrellas fast
black gloria-fancy and natural
wood handles-value s1-Jo. -..--..-f. .
Fancy Stocks-Princsss 1acel
or spaneled-sheer ennb'd
lawn-CoIIar and Cuff - and - ct.
sets-three top collars qualities
IN box-fancy silk bows 10
each IN holiday box----J
Msrabout stole-2. yd.- long
nre stran6s-brown- natural
and black-reg- S69S- 90
Coat Sets-aliover Lace Or
Batiste and Lace combinations
NOEtN 30 e. .SlSf
Hand Emb'd Linen Collars
pretty designs-value 10 --.-...--- .A9
Wide Satin Tsfreta Ribbons-coIors
for making holiday specialties for
eifts-also presdsns-res. -23---.-. .1S
Satin and plain Tareta Ribbons-aiso
Roman stripes. Checks and Plaid5-
reg x3 ------- -.------. . i 4
Hose Supporters, belts sew on
pin on and round-assorted colors-
each In fancy bo1-reg. AZ and so. 81
Fancy Needle Cases
assorted sizes-reg. .fe. e....-...-.. 4 4
Wavy AL Around Hair Pufs-
reg so -..------------------ .J9
Fancy Hat Pins-various shapes
and styleS-worth II. III
Mems Suspenders-sood- strong
webbing-gilt buckles-hand
painted box-worth ia -.-.----.-.. So
Mems SILK Neckwear-
reyerIble-most popular effects
also few folded squares--
elsewhere rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
wor1en's All Linen H s HUNS
and Il inch hern-vaiue 10 ....- 4
Mems Cnlaundered Initial H-d-k'fs-
SPECIAL -.-----.-----.------ 10
Wonen's Fancy Hdk'fs-emb'd and
lace trim Especial -----.---.------ %
Uorren's All Linen Initial H'd'k'fs-
in q box-specta1. a1.--..----.--..--- 40
Pc Carving Sets-hand forged steel
genuine, stag Misunderstanding silver
ferrula-lined cass-reg- 50. es 2. 9S
Dinner Knives and Forks
set OF six each-in holly box
res u - -------.------f SO
Rogers Quadruple Plated Fruit Dishes
decorated ruty slass-res. s. x. 2. %
PoOa-e "A rhIr6rspvs
PC Sets Oinsd box)-- S-eclci
Tea Spoons-17 doz
Ice and Vegeta ble Spoon ~
ChiIdreu's Sheepskin School Cases-
leather capped corners ----.---.-..l .4S
Leather Envelope and Carriage Bags
one and two fold-bIack and
colors-Uorth s. so -.----.------.. SO
Round Renaissance Table Cloths
pure linen centr-22 inch
border-reg- $40 9S .--..-......---0 =. .9S
II. S. Scarfs and Shams-pure
linens or wide rows Mexican
drawnwork-oOx54 and 81 inch
squares-res. S2-9s --------.----..-sf .oS
20 inch Sofa Cushions-Satin and
velour-Oriental and Floral designs
ruffie or cord trim-reg- S29S. S...-. .SS
Hand Ernb'd Silk LambrsGuins-
floral desiSns-haud knot frfnEe-
special =. 20
Calsndars-variety Of subjects
reg IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
Fountain Pens-goid mounted
bands-worth si0O ....-.......-.- 10
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Wash
Dress
.ESnrics
riday
Bargains

1000 VI frs Sample Piece. 81 fra
Cotton Fahrics-variety Of resves
and styles-rorth -12i- to Is yd. az
Dotted silk Mousselines-
fancy shades-24 ct. quality. IL
Fancy Printed FIannelettes-
excellent styles-12ls CT quality Is
Double fold Fancy Percsles-exeeIlert
quality and ssryfes-usuaiIy -12i5-... ~
Fine silk Zephyr.-best styles and
eolors-while they Isst-49 CT. value 10
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Friday Bargains
In
Toilet Articles
shop Early
: We Close mt
q r. VI.

Comb AMI Brush Sets-sterling
silver trirn-in lined box-reg- ~ 4S
Iundborg's Perfumes bottles In
box-asscrted odors-reg- 30 ----- so
Atk1nson-s Imported PerfuT0ery-
I bottle In box-reg- 80 -----.-.-.-- .39
Decorated Glass Atomfzers-
gold plated top-worth -ss- ---.--- .6S
Military Hair Brushes-soiid back
hand drawn oristles-worth 81. 90 .
RradIey's Woodland Violet Extract
assorted odors--1 or bottle In
fey box-special -.---.--.--------- .49
Fancy Willow Basket OF Perfume
one bottle extract-reg- -3e----..-. "a
Oakley Extracts bottles In fancy
heart shape box-worth SO 4S
Hand painted CeIluloid Infants Sets
powder Box Soap Dish. Comb and
Prush-reg- $i-eS -------.-------- .6S
Gold Plate Mirrors-eeyci plate
gisss-wcrth 10 -----.-------.-- Oh
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Friday N0EelS Un1er-ear
Bargains ana
in Knit EicuSeS, etc.

Women's Night DresseS-Canbric.
Muslin and Nainsook-2o new
styIes-vaIue S1-39 --.---.--...... ga
Wornen's Nainsook Corset Covers
with lace yoke and emo'y beading
ribbon run-worth 10 -............. 80
wOmen's Cambria Skirts-knao
fOunce-ESelet Emb'y Or fancy Haco
and Inserts-were SOC. ---..----. .SS
Cambria and NSinsook Drawers
umbrella rufffes Of ernb'y or lace
and inSs-t-wOrth SIS -----.- 80
Women's All Wool Knit Blouses-
Y neck-douhle brsast-best
colO-S-reg- 2-6p--.--..--t Q2
W1men's Knit Pony Coats and
Bl0uses-aiI woel-pocxet and
fancy scallOp f-0rt-special. % QQ
Childrens Ripple Eiderdovn Bath
Robes-circular ccllar-satin
hound-+ to IS yrs.-SpeciaI E 60
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

ETklH GGHMhH ILW u w.
Fast Express Service
PLYNoUTH-CHERBO RG-B1,E4SSJtaa
Hronprtnz.. Jan. a. 10 AM h w m II sta. ~
TectIie(ncu) Jan 21. ID AM Cecilietnw MAI q.
X. Wrn. II Feb. 4. 10 AN kronprz z Mar Ma 81
Ccciltefnew)Feb is, 10 AN +. VIM. ii Mar 81
Twin Screw Passenger service.
BREMEN DIRECT. 10 A NJ M
Main --..- Dec. 20 Buelow- jan %
Barb'rossa .Jan.2,2 pm Barharossa- I4as go %
Room Ian 10 Room $1,000 - -
Nediterra mean Service
GIBLTAR-NAPLES- 81 II An
Connecting at Gibraltar for Algiers:
Il IlIise.. Jan. 4 i|\eckaT. -.- cd L,
p Irene ne......Jan. II p. Irene FEB -
Friedrich. Jan 25 Friedrich. March :
K Albert. ...... Feb S x Luise- March IA
aOmits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers 81 & 4th SITS, Hoboken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAN NEIsLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALI. OVER THE WORLD
oELRTcHS & co. No = Broadway. y. 7.
Louis II. Meyer. 1016 Walnut St. Phlla
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

aT A AVELOCEn-Fast Italian Line.
Sailing fron Pier a. North Rivsf.
n 81 84th st., for Naples ana tsenoa
Hartaeld. GclaIt 4 Co. ~ Wau 81
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
FOLLOWING ARE BUT HINTSl

Dressed Dolls-dainty dresses. lace
or braid trim-hats, shoes and
stockings-i5 inch-reg- H.. SO
II fnch Dressed Dolis-Satin LAVE
and Batiste in French. Mother
Hubbard and yoke styles. also
Hats and Bonnets. ts..-.......... T5
China Tea Sets-2S pcs
painted designs-speciaI.- -...-.. SO
2s@inch Teddy Bears-vith squeaA-
cinnamon and white-res- S.9s-.f "a
Undressed DclIs-lsrge bisque bead
hand sewed wigs Of flowing curls-
movable eyes-Iashes lace stockings
and patent leather slippers
- inch-value 81 z-o3.-.---..~----. 4 90
p inch-value s5-49.-----...--..- 9 0S
y inch-value s4as- as-----.......-- g .0S
30 inch-"orth s6-ss- 5.93
White Plush Dogs and Cats. with
squeak-worth 81 f5e........ OF
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Friday | Table Linens
Bargains and
in Towels

II. s Table Sets-Pure German
Linen-s-lo eioth-dozer rapkins-
worth sSss -----.-........S 40
Extra fine Scotch Linen SETS
S-10 ClOth-large napkins
handsome box-worth s1oos. s.--6 %
All Linen CiothS-H. :. hem
6sxSo iucil-Fieur de Lis and
other desisns-reg- s.. 40. .f 0S
All Linen Huck TOvels-plaiu
centres--tlamssk borders
H. = henn-2Sx40-worth sI.a5... So
Fine Damssk Toweis-hest
patterns fe@H- : border
value 50 ......... IA Z
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

MAIL TELEPHONE ORDERS.
nusic BY Vienna String orchesa and PA
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

pED ID" LINE
For La Gutyra. Puerto Cabeilo.
Curacao and Maracaioo, via Curacao. call
ing also at san Jutn, p r.:
SIS. PHILADELPHIA. sat. Dec. u, noon
SIS CARACAS. Sat. Jan. 4. 1909. noon
For la Guayra, Curacao. Maracaibo.
SIS. MARACAIBO- Saturday. Dec. %. noon
S =. ZULIA. Saturday. Jan II. 1908. noon
These steamers have superior acComrno-
datiuns for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DAI.LETT.
General Managers. So Wall ST.