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The southern sentinel., 1908-10-02

hunting rent Mashaw camping
outfit. o2-2t
A large force of men have
commenced to dig the trenches to
lay the mains for the waterworks.
Excellence" -four gives uni
versal satisfaction. Wood Grocer
Company.
Mr.. Peddy returned last Satur-
day from trip to his old home
in Bienville.
French Opera Coffee, the popu
lar drink. Why? Try it and
see. Wood Grocer Co. If
We understand that Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb Burrage will soon
move to WINFIELD. They will
receive a hearty welcome.
If you are hunting for Q present
to give friend call at Msshaw's
jewelry store. o2-2t
Editor Shows of the Chatham
Recorder was among the business
callers at the Sentinel Office
Wednesday.
Try some of the fresh cheese
at " ood Grocer Co.
A letter from Major Tunnard
informs US that he does not gam
strength as be would like.
Remember October 9th. the
great dissolution sale of O'Quin
& Gibson. s25
Mrs. H. p. Gamble and chill
dren are spending while with
The southern sentinel., 1908-10-02

Every day a sale day with u.
Special bargains this week. No
trouble to show goods. Winn-
field Mercantile Company.
O'Quin & Gibson are going TO
convert their stock of goods into
cash. The sale begins October 3.
The foundations are being put
in for the machinery and the
storage reservoir at the water
station ON Bevill street.
Rouss Racket Store will save
you money on everything. Try
them.
Mr.. Ii. L. Thornton, after a
month rusticating in the country
enjoying hunting and fishing. re-
turned last Sunday feeling invig-
GRATED. and will be found at his
post in future.
I. j. Drewett. the cash grocer.
will give you five per cent on all
cash purchases when presented IN
lots of $500. 9-lStf
The southern sentinel., 1908-10-02

ber of the fremont & Cuffs
Office force, spent several DAYS IN
New Orleans returned last We'd
nesday.
Just received a swell line of
boys knee pants in knicker-
booker style. Price Is cents To
two dollars. Winfield Mercan-
tile Company. o2 1t
Messrs. j. M. Webb, ward six;
A. M. Postell, ward four; and A.
j. White of ward nine were visi-
tors Wednesday.
Woods Grocer Company keeps
on hand fresh cabbrge. onions.
sweet and Irish potatoes, toma-
toes aud Kalamazoo celery.
Mrs. A. S. Norrid has been
confined to her bed this week.
Her friends will be gratified in
learning that she is somewhat im-
proved.
Do you want to save money?
Then trade with Rouss Racket
Store, where you can save it ON
every article.
We have given to the Winfield
High School a column and Miss
Callle Long has kindly agreed to
furnish the notes for that column.
If you are not convinced that
we are cheaper than any other
house in town let US prove it to
you. No idle talk. Winfield
Mercantile Company. oS
Messrs. j. III. Pendsrvis, G. W.
Fletcher, ID. q. Boyett, j. N,
Clark and Amos Peters OF ward
two visited Winnfeln on Wednes.
day.
Have you heard of the big Ills
solution sale of O'Quin &
Gibson? 9 2;
Mr.. John T. O'Quin is having
lumber hauled preparatory I,
building new residence ON Main
street; and il is understood that
his brothers are to build the house
| Woods Grocer Company is re.
ceiving fresh evaporated frcits
Phone your orders.
Messrs. Car, Swanson aud X II
Fletcher have paid their coni'ibu
Itions to the Bryan and Kern funs
since publication of hist.
We will sell you goods cheaper
than you can buy them at any ol
these sales. Try us and. he con
WINGED. Winfield Mercantile Co
Col. Harry P. Gamble wa,
called 70 Shreveport on bussines'
last "Wednesday. will return b,
the way of st. Maurice and brin,
Mrs. Gamble aud the children
home.
The southern sentinel., 1908-10-02

Look at the new ads and
specials advertised in this weeks
paper. Read all of the ads and
you will certainly find something
you want.
A complete lii e of canned CAL
lfornia fruits, rIsins, curranfs,
and canned tomatoes. corn, ,krsut.
hominy, fresh stock. Special
prices on case lots, ut Woods
Grocer Co.
Mrs. Marcus Kaliski and her
bright little ,!rIyhter Rosalis. OF
Monroe, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Bernstein and family, Mrs.
Kaliski's parents.
Mr. Early. the efficient Land
and Timber man of the fremont
& Gulf X. r., left yesterday for
Chicago, ILL.,, on a vacation OF
about ten days, the first be has
had in two years.
The southern sentinel., 1908-10-02
Undertakers Goods a Specially
Mr.. CANDLES father and mother
ut st. Maurice.

Mr.. CANDLES father and mother
ut st. Maurice.
"Bulte's Excellence" -four is
best on earth. Try one sack, and
you'll use no other kind. You
can get it ut Wood Grocer Co. tt
Miss Scott returned last week
from a pleasant visit to New Or.
leans and BOgaloOsa. Mrs. Lam
don, her sister, came with her.
Fresh majestic aud star break,
fast bacon and pigs feet at
Woods Grocer Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Harrel. ac-
companied by Miss Una Lee, left
for their future home at Selma,
La.
Join our shoe club No. 4. You
cant lose. Winfield Mercantile
Company. O2.3t
We are pleased to meet Our
young friend j. r. Hanna OF
Gibsland, who is here on busi-
ness. He has many frieads here.
IL you need spectacIes, w. A.
M;rshaw, the jeweler, eau fit you
at right prices. o2-2t
Mrs. T. G. Myers has returned
to Fisher, La, after long and
pleasant visit with her mother,
Mrs. G. w. Gray.
Profit cast to the four winds ID
the dissolution sale of O'Quir
& Gibson. - %:
Mr.. II. +. Adams of warl
was in Winfield Tuesday ant
reports much damsge TO cotton
but corn POTATOES and sugar cane
good.
Americas shoes are the best b,
test. Try a pair at Rouss Racke
Store.
Mr.. AIf md Mead. fremont &
Gulf Traffic Manager, spent th;
first Of the week IN New Orleans
In tho interest of his road.
For cane mills and evaporatol
pans sse Peoples Hardware &
Furniture Company.
Mr.. II. McGinty aud Vile,
GatIin of Wyatt passed shrougI
Winfield Tuesday going to Cal
vim.
Every day is a sale day with us
!-Rouss Racket Store.
Prof. c. W. Speigel, of Psekton
was in town on Wednesday AN,
Thursday.
T. j. Drewett is headquarser
for Ajax hams and lard. 9-l5,l
Mr.. 3. H. Williamson. ]. mem
The southern sentinel., 1908-10-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

j. NJ. Leeper of ward 10 was
visitor Tuesday.
If it's watch repairing you want
see Mashaw, the ieweler. OF vt
Justice j.. w. Vance of ward
six was here Tuesday.
Pure Bulk Lard at Wood Gocer
Co.
Mrs. G. McGinty who has been
visiting at Wyatt returned this
week.
Big sale every lay at Winfield
Mercantile Company. OF st
Miss Sallie Sutton returned on
last Saturday from her mission to
Trout.
Dissolution sale of 'O'Quin 4
Gibson will begin October 9Th.
Mrs. j. A. CoIvin spent a part
of last week in Ruston with rela-
tives.
The celebrated Oliver Filming
Candies at Wood Grocery Go.
Try it.
The fair at GibsIand opens on
the 9th of October and continues
three days.
See Mr.. Peddy about onr shoe
club No. 4. WINFIELD Mercan-
tile Company. o23t
Mrs. Wess Davis visited her
parents in Ruston tie latter part
of last week.
II you want to go fishing or
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
LINER BRINGS 1898 PASSENGERS.
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Makes Good Time
Against Adverse Weather.

. The Hamburg American liner Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria arrived last night from Hamburg. with
1.293 passengers. unusually large list for this
season. Although she had much bad weather the
% hours and 5 minutes, maintaining average
speed of 1852 knots.
In the second cabin Mrs. Elias Jappe. her
sister Mrs. Herman Schapiro. and fourteen chill
dren. Eight of the children. ranging in from
thirteen years three months. and
daughters of Mrs Jappe: the other six, the oldest
of whom was ten years old and the youngest one
year. belonged Mrs. Schapro Their husbands,
who had come 10 this country three months ago
and bought a farm in New Jersey, were the
pier meet the party.
Professor ". H Schofe1d. of Harvard University.
who went abroad three months go of the
exchange professors, TO give a series of lectures
on English literature at the German universities.
was q passenger on the Eaiserin. He said the plan
of exchanging professors between the American
and German universities was working well. and
that the skepticism displayed by many Germans
on the efficiency OF American education was fast
disappearing
Tha body of Mrs. Frank r. Mckenna, Of ST.
Louis who died abroad several weeks ago, arrived
the kaiserin. Several relatives accompanied
the body and will take il to St Louis to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission 70 Metropolitan Museum of Art.
American Museum Of Natural History and the Zoolog-
ical Gardens
Meeting Marlborough Association Of Women
Teachers. Normal College. II 10 IT.
Reception under auspices Of the Womans National
Progressive league the Rand School. No. lf= East
18th street. evening
Luncheon Of Lydia Wadeigh Association. Hotel
Manhattan. / 7. m.
Annual dinner Of Society Genesee. waldorfAs
toTia, evening
Entertainment reception Of the Sergeant Hamilton
Fish Camp, No. AZ. United Spanish War Veterans.
Yorkville Casino. No 10 East seth street. evening
Dinner Delaware Valley Society, Hotel Manhattan
p
Hotel Manhattan. : 2.
School /. Henry and Catharine Frederick l..
Wschenheim. Little Known Points in the Care IF
School Children: Public school 165 1osth and
Amsterdam avenue, Arthur Stanley Riggs. Rome
New View illustrated; Public School 1S4 1l6th
street, between Lenox and Fifth avenues, Iohn y.
The Beach Low Tide Gliustrat
edl- American Museum. 18th street and Central Park
current: Magnetic Effects. cooper Institute,
sth street Fourth avenue Professor George Will
Knox Japan: It's Geography. Races and HIS
St Barthoonew's I1SCeUm Hall. No. 205 East
z2d street. Professor Irving W. Fay Natural and
Artificial Indigo Young Mems Hebrew Association.
p1d and Lexington avenue. Alexander I. Van
Iaaer. Painting England illustrated; Tie Bronx
Church House 171st street and Fulton avenue : 7.
Willis the Lakes Of Central New York and the
Canal fillustTatcd): New York Public Library.
and Washington avenue, Louis !. Berry.
France NllustTatedD:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
Notice an S1ammOns.
NEW JERsEH.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
N York.-Abner b. Stupel and Albert T. io~e1sitln.
and Ill other stockholders OF the
Sanitary Compressed Vacuum Company, who may
to come in become parties hereto and con
tribute 10 the expenses this action plaintiffs against
Sanitary Devices Manufacturing Company Benjamin r.
Moore John u. Ewel and SANITARY compressed AIT
Vacuum Company, defendants
To named Defendants
You hereby summoned answer Ahe complaint IN
this action, a copy Of answer on the
pa within twenty after the ser
Of exclusive of the dsy OF service
taken against by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. May 9TH. 1898
HOUSE. GROSSMAk NORHAtS, Attorneys for
plaintiffs Office and postofiice No l5 Broad
way, borough 81 Manhattan, New York City.
TO he defe Benjamin p Moore:
The foregoing ia served upon YOU BY Iubca-
an order Hon Joseph +. NevSburger
the supreme Court Of the State or
New York dated the 18th day Of January, ir0S ana
filed with the complaint In the ohice Of the CleSk OF
he York. in borough tuhsy.an.
OF New York. of January.
Tsted New ork
HrtrSE. tIEOSSMAN e. NpEHtFS. Attorneys
Plaintiff OH and postnfnee address NJ ia ErosS
Ea.ash ii Manhattan. City Of New York. 4
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE oF NEW YORK. BY

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK RY
grace of God free and independent: To
Frances n. Egleston Thomas Buchanan MarIean
Egeston. Harold Paterson Maciean EsIeston Vivian
Hector Macean Egleston. James F. D. I4aner France,
Lanier Appleton. Elizabeth G. Turnure. Ianter
Lawrence Katharine Lawrence the widow heirs and
next o. kin Of David : Egeston deceased send
greeting: Whereas, Charles Lanier the Ctty ~
Kew York, and Henry II. Ciosson. q New
Jersey. lately applied the Surrogates C-ourr
o, our County New York have two certain In
struments IN writing dated April 18th 1908 and
April Goth 1901 respectively. relating real and
personal property. duly proved last will ana
OF David :. Egleston, late OF
New deceased therefore ach of vo,,
tied o before the Surrogate OF
Of New at his office In the County Of Navs
yorl, sixteenth day os March. thcusar1
nine hundred and eight. half past ten ccIoct ~
tbe forenoon that day. at,e,I
of the said last will
sr,.h of as hereby cited unde the ,g.
OF -on years required b voi,r
II have one IL have 10
snnear and apply for to be appointed or In m.
evant Of your neglect failure 10 So xuaraIan
,tii he appointed by the Surrogate o anJ
art Won N proceeding
In whereof the .,
the Surrogates Court of the said County OF York
to be hereunto af1Ned
w witness Hon. APNER Z. THOMAS Surrc-
ate OF said COUNT of New Yorh a.
the Goth day ot .renu
year Of lord thousand ntne
hundred aud eIFht.
DANIEL y PDNpNEv
sisIk ef the Surrcyste's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, February Z, 1908
ARRIT ED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Kyerons GBr). Gillespie. Csrdenas January 27
and Matanzas February / 70 Barber Co. with sugar
Arrived at the Bar at 80 , p m, cs ra,,.~r II
to Bennett co. in ballast. Arrived at tho Bar
steamer car4bbpe CBrl Ellis. Matanzas FEBRUARY L to
Daniel Bacon, with molssses Arrived at the bar al .
Nelasquez r, Kelly Isqenos 50 .yFe- January
February /. Busk & Jevons. with Il cabin and "a
mails and mdse Arrived at the bar
steamer Washington Ger, JanssNn, Hamburg Ianusry
rived at the Bar at sis p m
steamer Rovr tT3r Kerr Liverpool January 25 to the
Line with mdse Arrived at the Bar at e:o'
Steamer prius willem 7 cr,clo. Nzboer raramsrtho
January 16 Demerara Is Trinidad 20 Carupano n
t,uTaca" "s Jacmei IS Aux Cayes Jerenie 30 Port
America Line with o passengers, mails and indse Ar
steamer Delaware. French, Philadephs 70 tho Clyde
IS 60 With mdse Passed in guaranPe at s u, m the
Southern Pacific with mdse Passed in Quarantine al
Steamer Kanawl,a Johnson, Norfolk Passed
III steamer Mama fiata charles Baltimore. to II c
Fs,er Win de Ids ,e @ g aat sn a burs January 1a
Hamburg American Line with Indse Arrived Al 'n7
steamer Andrcan pelane Mexico January 2s
and PhllsdeBhs & Fe5rgary a. a. To the F ar an 20 M
steamer Mniro ODD, kemp. BaTry January I e. g. to to
@ L. S Shields =, . Iasqasy a,q =, q tS @ Nor
La Lorraine ' IoS5nT mails spa se
Fire Island at s:s3 m --,,,a. tsb-arz, to
A e Outerbridge & with % passengers. mails and
nldsc the Bar at : m. m
steamer aIexico Cruz January 30 frogreso
@ "a @ s4d 10 o 1as MANS and 6d
the Bar at >
Steamer Kaiserfn Auguste Victoria (Cer). Ruser Ham
burg January % Southampton and Cherbours 3 TO the
cabin. I46 third class
passengers. mails and nl1se Arrived at
Bar
steamer Princess Anne Tapley Newport News and Nor
folk 10 the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and
Indse. Highlands % m. -
Neckar Ger. Lansreutar Bremen Janoay ~
witt cabin and 80 srerage pass1n-
gers mails and Arrived at the Bar at a;4' m
SAILED
Steamers BeIlanoch tBr). MonteTdeo. Bu.nos Ares "
bile; Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News. Pandosia
CBri. Bordeaux: vtgilancia. Nassau and Tarnplco;
Santiago. etc: Bay
CITY towing barge Brittania, Newport News Captain
A r Lucas towing barge . Co. No 30, Fiushlns;
Joseph Cuneo tNorl. Port Antonio
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

Japan. Corea. China and the Philippine
Islands via Bellerophon.
Hawaii Japan. Cores, China and the
Philippine Islands tvia san Francisco}
korea
Australia except 'West. New Zealand,
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria.
B C)-Aorangi ........-.-.---.---. -.--.'
Hawaii. Guam and the Philippine Islands
Cv!a san F-ranciscoD-U S Transport
Tallita and NarqueSas Islands (vta San
Fra ncisCol-Ma arirosd ....-.--..-.-.-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

The star snd Crescent Realty Company have sold No
p Argyle Road Brooklyn. sgo ana one-haf story de-
frame dwelling houEa plot SoxI00
Rockwell: also. No 40 East 9Th Brooklyn,
n1e-half story detached frame dwelling house
plot zoKl0o feet Louise X. Hoffman; also. the north
Rsst corner Of Kings Highway 14th
7sr plot I0s. 6z3J feet. l. VI Guild
7. Wilson sold the Lotus Realty Com
Jsny Seeley Vanderbilt. 18th and 18th sts
Windsor Terrace section OF Brooklyn.
Z. HaVerc has sold 10 l. Bernstein No 1873 Her
brooklyn three story detached dwell
hnr rlat 5nx1e0
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
TO SELL LA FARCE ART COLLECTION

\ collection Of Oriental objects including
japanese paintings. sketches screens collected
i-y John la Fargo, y A, viii be sold at public
auction al the American Art Galleries in Madison
square South. THURSDAY February is The ex-
hiltion VIII begin to-day The sale will con-
iintse for dsvs and will be- conducted m the
.fter noo7 and evening of both dass
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
NEW BIG LOFT BUILDING PROJECT.

The Domestic Realty Company viii erect eight
story brick loft Tfxs51 feet. the premises. No
I21 TO is West 18th St. from plans by Ditnlars &
Rrite al a cost OF $4,000.
Charles s. Clark has flied plans for two and
half story frame dwelling house. 24x40 feet. he
built on the easterly side Of AQueduct ave, 1875
south Of 1S3d st. cost Of $4,000 1t will be
erected for William G Gergen.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
WILL SPEAK AT BROKERS' DINNER

AZ the twelfth annual dinner of the Real Estate
Board Of Brokers, 10 be held at the Waldorf-As-
forSa- on Thursday evening, February o. Senator
Alfred r. Page and Gage z. Tarbel and many
ether well known persons will speak.
Joseph P. Day viii sell at auction At oclock,
Friday. February II, ar No. 156 Broadway. the
boxes IN the banquet hall
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
IN TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

III" Eden~ald Land Comnanies have sold lot in
Monaghan 600 feet north OF Jefferson ave.
tots Randall and Broken Albert
Nofhacken; also. lot Randall ave. feet east OF
BroeAen ave. A. Warshawsky. who has resold the
property Alfred II.
fiiiies & Striker have sold for client OF George r.
PsaGe & 90. 10 Louis Bardusch. No IIth 81 4
i.fee story and basement dwelling house on plo, oox
ar 8 feet.
a. G. Alarss has sold Tor Mrs. Gahren No. I24 West
:'lFf ST 1--WE story double apartment hous.
-@;xle0 feet. a client $ investment.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
TENEMENT HOUSES IN A TRADE.

Shr5tzer & Lewis have sold for Ray Levy Nos.
17as and 17Ie Park ave. two five story tenement
houses with stores. on a plot E6xeO feet and the
frame buildings, plot 50XifoX irregular. on the
west side Of Washington ave. between 1eith and
lesfh stS The buyer is a builder who gives in
part payment d tract of of land with
riparian rights Al Great Neck. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
MANY HacKENsAcK LOTS SOLD.

/ y Nicholson has made the following sales at
Jr5ard Terrace Fjackensack. y. j: TO {. E Sim
mons q plot soxIe0 feet, 10 z Baftersby. a plot
soxl0s feet; 70 c. jackson. plot 60xloo feet; 10
r, f;ou5ners q plot 4exlgo feet, end to p T. Sim
MOI Mot. knx1oo feet
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVE


Penang, Feb l-Den Of crombie (Bp. New York via st
Adelaide Feb n-Cian Mackinnon Cr) New York via st
Vincent. Z V. Fremante.
ne1agca Bay Feb 5-Norse Prince (Br). New York via
Cape Town Port Elizabeth. etc.
Mortevideo 6-Coronda (Br1. New York for Buenos
Ayres Rosario: Drumcife IBrp, New York for
Southampton. Feb e-Adriatic tBr). New York Via
Plymouth and Cherbourg
IIavre FEB LA Touraine (Fr New York.
Plymouth Feb 7-Amerika (tier) New York for Cher
bourg and southampton
CibuItar Feb 7-Fredrch Crosse tCIer). New York
Lisbon. Feb e-Peninsular PorD, New York via ST
London FEB 7-Narragansett C3r New York
Queenstown Feb 7-Canpania (f3rl. Dow New York for
Aigisrs Feb 4-Hetene Rckmers cGer. York for
Yokohama.
SAILED
oueenso"n Feb baltic ,tsr- from Liverpool for New
AlsieFs, w.b Queen Mary CB.3. for
.'tiadepha n
Palermo. Feb italia tBr, New York.
Hamburg. Feb i-Heios tGer. Philadelphia: sandard
ttier New York.
Antwerp Feb 5-American Dutch. New Yorsv
Saansss. Feb 5-f'hcago city uir). New YorD
Rio DE- Isnciro. FEB Byron fT5rs.
naples. Feb san Gorso tItsD. New York
PASSED
sciiiy. February : iceland d2r, Boomhea1 New York
for
ronta Ferr4,ra. February 5-Tagus Glr1, Mason New
Cspe spsrin February Alicia sf3r, New
tBt5uis
ranta Ferarp February we usn Johnson New
-oFs tor losob.as.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The aslcfion budget yesterday in the Real Estate
Exchange salesroorns comprised offering II
was No 6s2 West 13qth st. six story hathouse,
on 2 plot q exIeo feet. 1t sold in foreclosure
proceedings 10 Daniel g. Griffin for sa,l2i The
amount due MAS about so .eso
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
HOTEL NEAR cUNARo LINE PIER.

Frank J Dawson IS going 10 erect four story
hotel on a plot fronting in 18th and 14th and
Tenth and the marginal street facing the
Cunard Line pier. He has got control Of the site
twenty years by lease negotiated by Peter p.
Sherry. Conron brothers the site
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
WIRELESS REPORTS.

I.ucania. which reported As ISL miles cast %
Sandy 10 d n yesterday, is expected to dock
a IN to-day
Columbia which reported as $50 miles cast os
Island $50 a yesterday, is expected dock
7;i9 p Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
GETS A s25opoo BUILDING LOAN.

The Improved Property Holding Company has
borrowed $4,000 per cent for twenIy-one years
the premises. No 5G5 Fifth ave, from Mrs.
Elizabeth L. and William Barclay Parsons. The
money is to be spent in erecting office building
the site.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises 7o3 sun 5:25 Moon sets - Moons age s
HIGH WATER
M-Sandy 1914 Island 12:5o Hell Gate o:43
T M-Sandy u 30 Island I'LL Hell Gate 3-os
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
TRAN NsPAciFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close York
New Zealand Australia iexcepf Westb
New Caledonia. Via Francisco
Yeoao Feb ?. 600 ~
Japan. 'orea. China and the Philippine
Islands tNia Vancouver Victoria
= ca Empress q Indie FEB T., 500 3 m
JaHsn. Cores. dhins Philippine
Islands Ma sea,tles~kss- Fen Is. 600 > IA
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
Furnished II partments to Let.

4 1TH ST ~ AND II EAST. NEAR eth AVE. tALA-
IL bama and Van Rensselaer, Hotels).-SprinE reduc
furnished apartment; prl-
vate bath your 81 daily; including meals. &l26
wee SO: exclusive. honlelike.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel
Vessel. IoT. Line Mail closes sails.
Iusitania Liverpool. CunaTd a n! 10 90 a m
Philadelphia, southampton American.
Iernudfan, Bermuda, Quebec 500 a
Zulia, Curacao Red d $50 a II. 90
CoaIno, san Juan. ~ Il i F------ 300 a m 1900 m
Saratoga. Havana, ward 1000
Savan. Grenada. ....--.-...--- 1000 a 1900
Y Sg.smund Kingston. Eamb-Am.. II 90 m 900 m
Sihiria Colon Hsmb- i a +
Cherokee Turks Island. Ci.de L n m
Kingston. r NJ L n m n m
Pennsylvania. Hamburg Hemb-Am... 1870 Il IN
Caledonia Glasgow. Anchor. ........... 12;OO m
Minneapolis. LONDON, Atlantlc-Iranar t0:5G 4
Roma Naples Fahre-
Troqrois Jacksonville. CLYDE e---.--,-- 300
Concfc. Galveston, Mallory m
Princess Anne. NoTfoIk oid Dom 300 p
chat tahoochce SaNahnah savannah 300
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10
Finance. Colon. Panama II 90 m 500 IN
Kdnis Albert naples n . Lloyd 1l:0e a IN
jefferson. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 800 n m
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IL
NJ de IaTrenaga Argentine Harber... 500 a 7.30 4 m
Prince Pernambuco. Prince. m 100 n m
oodense Para. Booth .--.--.-..-.. .l:'t1 1900 IN
Trinidad, Bermuda. Quebec IN =
\ q Lloyd 600 a m
Apache jacksonville Clyde .......... on m
city Of Columbia. Savannah Savannah. u m
jamestown. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 500 D m