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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06
WANTED-In a first class,

WANTED-In a first-class, exclusive millinery establish ment in Macon, Ga, two makers and preparers; must be thoroughly experienced. State salary and former employers. None but thoroughly experi- enced need apply. Address P. o. Box 695. Macon. Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06
Corn Whistles

GRASSY yALLEY"-Unadu ated Very old. No better Corn Whislfey made. full quarts, $4.00; 12 full quarts, S7.50.
 "GRASSY yALLEY'-White, 100 proof, straight Corn Whiskey. We are the only distillers selling 100- proof corn at $2.50 per gallon. two gallons, S4.75, delivered. Shipments in jugs. Smallest shipment one gallon.
 Blended Whistles
 ssR. H. c. CLUB"-A perfect blend of old Kentucky Whistles. It has that rich oily appearance. We consci-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06

entiously say there i6 no better whis- key. 6 full quarts, s5.75; ia full quarts, S11.00.
 "CATE'S S8''-A true blend of Kentucky Whistles. A good honest whiskey. Will give entire satisfac- tion. 6 full quarts, $5.0e; l2 full quarts, $9.50.
 Tennessee WhiSkey
 "FREESTONE" = Unadulterated, straight Tennessee Whiskey. Our teaching process makes this whiskey distinctive. None better. Very old. 6 full quarts. $500; 12 full quarts, $10.0o.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
ASK TO CROSS BRIDGE.
Tzco More Transit 0mpanjeS Uant
Greensboro Franchise.

Following the filing Of .he articles OF incorpora-
ton in Albany yesterday the greensboro Bridge &
Jamaica Railway Company and the Manhattan &
greensboro Railway Company presented applica-
tions to the Board Of Estimate for franchises. the
latter operate electric road across 5th street
and the Greensboro Bridge, and the former to op-
crate trolley line from the Manhattan plaza of
the bridge out TO Jamaica. in Queens, with a num-
Der Of spurs BY unanimous consent of the board
the applications were received and at once re-
ferred TO Mr.. Nichols. the engineer OF the fran
cfise bureau of the board.
-Four other applications TO cross the greensboro
Bridge are now before the board-that of the New
York & Queens County Railway Company, that
of Frederick ". Whitridge receiver of the Third
Avenue Railroad. and those Of the South Shore
Traction Company and the Hudson & Long Island
Traction Company. The latter two are allied cor
poratons with identical directorates, and at pres
ent operate lines They have applied for fran
chises in Manhattan and Queens.
The directorates Of the greensboro Bridge &
Jamaica Railway Company and the Manhattan q
Queensboro Railway Company are Identical An
examination Of the business connections Of the di-
Tectors of the two companies would show that they
are generally interested in real estate on Long
Island. The roads are probably projected with an
idea Of benefting real estate holdings in Queens.
The directors and their business connections, as
given in the Directory of Directors, are:
Stuard Hirschman, president; Bellaire Realty
Company treasurer and director: Cortland Realty
Company president and director; FlUs'ling Terrace
{
rector: Whitehall Realty Company, director
Michael J. Degnon president Of the Degnon Con
tracing Company and president and director of the
Degnon Realty and Terminal Improvement Com
pany.
Charles q. Meyer, director of the Bank OF Great
Neck director of Cord Meier * 90
Arthur b. Turner, Celtic Avenue Realty Com
/ pany secretary and treasurer; Conestoga Realty
J Company, secretary and director; Dauphiu Realty
/ Company. secretary and director; Maurice Realty
/ Company, director; Thomson Avenue Realty Com
/ pany, secretary and director.
Stewart W. Ealnes. H. Z, Clafiin & Co, director
and assistant treasurer, Royalton Realty Company,
/ director.
William +. Hencken, Kissena Park Corporation,
president and director: Queens Borough Corpora
/ ton, treasurer and director; Woodside Heights
Land Corporation, president and director.
William II. Williams, jr-, secretary and treasurer
/ Of the railway companies; Astoria Veneer Mills,
/ secretary; Royalton Realty Company. president,
/ manager and director.
Francis Gilbert. another director, is counsel for
/ the companies. The other director is Clancy D.
/ Boynton. of Perth Amboy, y. J.
The greensboro Bridge & Jamaica Railway Com
pany also asks for franchise to operate through
/ the Stelnway tunnel and approaches thereto.
7 when and far a the city may acquire owner
ship of the tunnel the right to lease It's privi-
/ leges."
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
BOND CLERK IN T1NGLE.
Can't Tell n. Y. County'S Indebted
ness at inquiry.

General +. Tracy, referee in the inquiry 10
determine the citys debt incurring margin, was
s,Irprised Yesterday when J. J. Sullivan. the stock
and bond clerk Of the Finance Department, ad-
mitted that he could not give the bonded indebted
ness of New York County. The hearing took place
in the library OF the Corporation Counsel Mr..
Sullivan was the only witness yesterday He ex-
nlained the complexities of the sinking fund.
NO specific ever set aside TO pay the
New York County bonds" said Mr. sullivan 81
was decided that the sinking fund should redeem
them and as the assets of the fund in 1903 we're
almost sufficient to hqudate that debt 1t was
arranged that about S219O00 annually should be
added to arrange for the ultimate payment Of
the old New York County Indebtedness. But moth
ing had ever been put aside to pay those specific
bonds Mr. Sullivan said. nor had any sum for
that purpose ever been included in the city bud
get since the consolidation This $4,000 came
from dock rentals and other municipal privileges,
Mr. Sullivan further explained.
General Tracy said he would like to see the
legislative enactment that authorized the payment
of the old county bonds in that manner. and the
witness promised to look it up for the referee
An adjournment was taken until next Friday.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
RAWHIDE DOWN TO 65 CENTS.
Actors Selling Mining Stock-Nat c. Goodwin
to Open Brokerage Office.

The price of Rawhide Coalition stock which
broke from 81 40 to 10 cents Thursday. continued
downward yesterday until it touched 90 cents. 1t
then rallied 20 cents, at which it closed. on
tho preceding day the stock had closed at 30
cents, at the opening yesterday II bid
up 81. Then a food Of selling orders in
and the price quickly broke - cents There
were occasional rallies, but inside support ap-
peared lacking and the stock continued TO
decline until the low point Of Co cents was reached
Curb brokers said that among the hes West
sellers. just before the break started on Thurs
day. several Well known members OF the
theatrical profession. About n1ty thousand shares
changed hands yesterday. but the excitement was
not so great the preceding day. when tie
first violent break occurred Bets OF TO ! were
offered the curb yesterday but found no t. kers
that lh, price Of the stock wOuld drop to 81 cents
to-day
Nat {. Goodwin, who has been sponsor for Raw
hide Coalition in the recent extensive advertising
of that stock, announced Yesterday thar he would
open a brokerage office at NJ. a Broad street
early in January next
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
HUGHES TO NAME p. S. c. MAN TODAY

Governor Hughes had talk last night at the
Hotel Astor with William r. Wilcox. president Of
the Public Service Commission The Governor
reached here at o'clock. accompanied by Colonel
Treadwell, his military secretary Il is understood
that the Governor after consulting with friends to-
day. win announce two or three appointments. He
viii be here until tomorrow night
The term OF John L. Eustis OF the Public Service
Commission, expires in February 1t was said last
night at the Hotel Astor that the Governor would
announce the name OF C mmissIcner Eustiss sue
cessor after consulting with OF his callers to
day The organized railway employees have re-
quested the Governor TO appoint practical rail-
road man 10 the commission.
IT was learned last night that the Governor will
reappoint practically all the members of his mill
taTy staff
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12

CITY when the contract bid was on the unit system
AS shown in The Tribunes article the pay
rents made to the contractors for the superstruct-
ure of the greensboro Bridge it the opinion OF
the Assistant Corporation Counsel which permitted
the Finance Department to pay the Pennsylvania
Steel Company about sSsOOoO when the payment ex-
ceeded the contract price by about q per cent
When Mr.. Sterling asked about this he said;
"AI the details OF the contract for the Queens
boro Bridge not fresh in my mind at this time,
as the opinion referred 70 written about year
ago. 1t is not at all unusual for the city to pay
more than the contract price for an article when
the contract is based on the unit system. This is
the with the Greensboro Bridge with reference
to the steel furnished by the Pennsylvania Steel
Company. on the unit basis the contract is as fair
for one for the other. the presumption being that
the price is equitable The greensboro
Bridge contract was framed the unit system be
the amount of steel to be used was not det-
initely known by the city
The greatest objection to contract of this sort
it tends destroy the competitive principle
in bidding. But when there is uncertainty about
the quantity desired there is not much risk of
loss, the furnished product is paid for at so
much pound, like flour. The law at the founda-
tion of ali such matters is, Did the contractor
do his duty? Did he comply with the provisions
of the Conract?" It not his fault If the plans
wrong and had 20 be changed That is the
ctys concern It is not the fault of the contractor
it, after the house is built according to the plans
the house falls down. The fault was with the
plans. The contractor should not be kept from his
money If he does his work according TO contract
We have advised the Finance Department from time
to time to make payments on the greensboro Bridge
contract because. after investigation, the Law De
partment learned that the money was due the con-
tractor. As 1 understand It. the Finance Depart
ment has retained about 100000 OF the contract
price pending final certifcation of the completion
Of the contract"
I'VE holding back about $4,000 on the
bridge contract said the Controller. I'VE are ad-
vised by the Law Department that so long as we
withhold this payment the bond of S2,00o00O under
which the contractor is bound is not released.
Whenever have been in doubt about payments
alleged be due the contract we have con-
suited the Law Department. and are covered IN
every important feature OF the Greensboro con-
tract"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
DECISION FOR HEGEMAN
End of Insurance Indictments, ~
Sustained, Says Jerome.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Coue
ordered John r. Hegcman, president OF 'he Nie'
ropolitan Life Insurance Company, olschd se"
from custody yesterday. Mr.. Hegeman had oeen
under bail following bis arrest last FepruarS ."
a charge of perjury growing out of "hst "ele
known the year end transactions Oh ms - -
pany. He had brought habeas corpus proceeuii,s
but these had been dismissed by lower court 4H
Hegeman had also been arrested on chtfse %
forgery in connection with the same transac'ion''
but tie lower court had dismissed this charge
District Attorney appealed, and polh the P''
and forgery charges went TO the Appel'dte live
lon. Neither held tenable by tnat c"u
District Attorney Jerome said last nlsht 'iis'1
the case would undoubtedly be taken to ule
Court of Appeals If the decision stands. ne ssiu'
# will quash all the indictments still s'anuinS
against insurance officials. There are seven
dictments for forgery and three for perjury az
MIR. Hegeman; six indictments for forgery Ae
George w Perkins vice-presdent OF the New
York Life: several indictments against Oh
s Farchild. of the same company anu 9,. O
forgery against Robert A. Granniss' Weep 80
of the Mutual Life. All these lhoic'ihe
based on the year end" transactions OF the COM
panies represented.
The year-end transactions OF the Metropolitan.
according to District Attorney Jerome consis'eu
in the sale of certain loans carried on the DOORS
of the Metropolitan to Vermilye & Co., bankers
on December so. and their repurchase by the met
ropolitan January 2 so that the loans anu 'neu
collateral would not figure in the annual IePo'
filed with the State Insurance department. iio'i
dent Hegeman was charged with forgery IN nav
ing ordered these loans entered on the MeuoPo'l-
tan's books as sold to Vermilye & Co. ana WIN
pe-iury in having sworn TO a report TO ue HI
surance Department that these loans were not
outstanding
To sustain the charge OF perjury. says Iie Ap
peate Division it must be shown that MI reg
man deposed falsely. 'If, as a matter Oh ldC''
the opinion continues "the statement contained III
the report was true, ne did not depose faseiy, 6u
il would appear that on the undlspnted eNIo0
the statement contained in the report was True
This opinion written by Justice Ingrahain' Is oo"-
Cured in by Justices Mclaughlin and HouSIl'o"'
Justice Patterson who presided, wrote a separate
opinion in which Justice Clarke concurs' say 'ii9
that although he concurs with Justice Hsrahdi'
that President Hegeman should be discharged l'Oli
custody he does not agree that the eVloehce pre-
scented indicated a sale of the loans
Justice Ingraham who also writes the "Pliil''
disrnissIng the forgery charge. says the case -
on+ire1v hare of the slightest intimatloh that '7
entries were made with any fraudulent intent
The Court saws that where there Is an entry. 81
in this case simply representing a true cond'uo"
~ sairs or an actual transaction, there certainty
can be no foundation for the crime OF forgery All
of the justices concur.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
WIFE IDENTIFIES ALLEGED BURGLAR.
'oh, John, John, Why Did You!' She Cries,
Holding Baby Against His Cell.

Mrs John Condor. Of Whtestone. Long Island
aDpeared At Police Headquarters yesterday. arry-
ing 4 six-months-old baby in her arms, and identi
fed as her husband 10 I'm Brady" arrested a
charge of burglary, who. the police say confessed
to a long series OF burglares committed in the
,,lise Of gasman The woman almost
overcome when she saw her husband in a cell, and.
leaning heavily against +he bars. cried 'Oh. John,
robn why did you do it," Mrs. Condor left with
out saving anything to the detectives about herself
OF husband.
More than fifty persons appeared at Police Head
quarters Yesterday, and many of them identified
articles surrendered b. Gordon having been
stolen from their homes Condor remanded to
the Tombs without bail to await trial by Magistrate
Steipert.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
FEWER TRAINS IN ELEVENTH AVENUE.
Public Service Commission Orders Restricted
Schedule on New York Central Tracks.

BY an order adopted yesterday by the Public
Service Commission the hours in which the New
York Central Railroad may operate trains in Elev-
enth avenue were considerably restricted. The or
der issued the report Of Commissioner
Eustis, after conferences with and experiments by
the company, and II is not likely that any OBJ
lection viii be made IT,
The order provides that trains shall be op-
Grated except within the following hours on week
Gays: $40 10 40 a. m: S5 a. m: 80 to y 55
230 to $40 p. m. 445 5:15 p. m; 545 10
6.15 T. m. On Sunday the operation is restricted
TO between 10 a. III. and noon
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
AItItINE ED

Rotterdam. Dee u-Nieuw Amsterdam ,Dutco. New
York vi RouoGnr.
Naples De ii-Hspuoe ,Gp. New York VIA St Nj
chaes for Genoa
Genoa. Dee iI-rresidenr Lincoln CGeo. New York Via
Hayra. Ii-TcNss tFrl. New Norh
santos Dec italian Prince tf3r). York Fer
naintueo Bahia and Rio Dc Janero.
Iesgos Ray, Dec Ia" kasama ,}It. New A"rk Via Cape
Town London and Port
NeIhourne 10 tsnan tG"r. New York va Ere
Rrsbsne Zee II pslblalr ,n,.- Sew YorA Va IRE
mantle Adelaide. str.
urisot ne, It-,htosgo -. ,Rr, NtN YORK
- Thomas pe. 10 Tartma ,Bn, New York COR usmr-
,delaide per II-svszi ,Rr. Sew Yofk Frsmantle
IlttAIton. Of England tEn. NeN York
Melboune IS dney, etc.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
DECISION AGAINST DR.. GRANNIss.

The Appellate Division of the supreme Ooul'
1st Department, yesterday afnrrneu tue JUG
.toI -, 1,stice Erlanger In the Supreme Court
- tho NIutual Life Insurance Companys sui
AGAINST DR. Robert A Granniss for many years
vIce-presdent Of the Mutual Life to recover WI
600 with interest on the ground that Dr. Graih'sS
was i11provident in handling the company money
His counsel demurred on the ground thdt Ho VI
fence was charged in the wording. Justice 1H-
1,,,or Granted an interIocutory Judgment, over
riding the demurrer.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12

What's the use of blowing about
theml
We have the long overcOats with
high box collars which this Winter IS
bringing into favor in the proper sort
of gray and brownish cheviOtS.
Every cold blast gives them a puff.
Every other good sort of Winter
overcoat too, including fur lined.
The colder the blast, the better for
Schlichten Ramie underwear
It's a great equalizer of temper
atureS.
''Two-shoe" shoes for low insteps.
An upper a size smaller than IS
normal for the lower part of the shoe
keeps the foot from crowding for
ward.
S..
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
BROADWAY BANK ADDS BRANCH.

II WAS announced yesterday that the Broadway
Bank, OF No. J. Graham avenue. Brooklyn, would
use the building of the closed Lafayette Trust
ComDauy. al Myrtle and BIcecker streets
RldecNoOd. branch. II accordance with the
banking laws which require additional capital for
caclr branch ii state bank. Issue OF stock par
value os 5000. Viii soon be made to Increase the
total capital 10 S2c0GJ Henry Ratterman is prcs!-
-Iert u The EroadWaN Rank
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
GLEN GERRY ESTATE SOLD.

Moore & Wyckon nave sold the estate known
~ Glen Gerry. the property of late United States
Senator Laplam- 1t comprise q large mouse
stables tenant houses, etc.. and sc,cuty-tp q
acres of land on the shores of ranandaigla Lake
The buyer is th- Rc, Samuel +. Long of Mime
spols
Also sold for Herman IuIiuz Go 'iauf-o Tones
--a feu. -foI= and basement DIV ellis house No.
80 E5st jlth street
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
THOSE BRIDGE P4YUENTS.
Nothing Unusual, Says assistant
COrpOration Counsel Sterling.

George r. Sterling. Assistant Corporation Coun-
Sc said yesterday that it was not unusual FOR the
law Department 10 advise the Finance Department
- my in nstalnleuts sums IN excess Of the estl-
r7ared cost Of a piece Of work being done for the
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New YORK
New Australia Except WesO.
samoan Islands and New Caledonia
via san Francisco)-L.ord Seton H.
Hawaii via san Francsco-Aameda.. Dec. a. $50
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China and Philip
Gorea Dec. II. $50
Fra Francisco %Mariposa Dec. q $50
Reucer 26 $50
Japan, Corea, China and Philippine
B Empress Of China Dec. 25 $50
Australia except Nest), New Zealand.
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia CviR
Marsma '.........,. Dec. ~ $50
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, December II, 1908
ARRIVED

steamer Iuisitania tBr Turner; IyerpoGl Decembe,
and Queenstown 10 Cunard SIS 20. ltd with +I}
steerage passengers. mails and IGdse Ar
rived the Bar At l245
Steamer Princess Anne. Tapley, Newport News and
Norfolk old Dominion Co with passengers and
OFF Long Branch at 12-45 p
Mars tCier). Hack, Seville November 10 and
Lisbon "a the Cans SIS Line. with mdse Arrived at
4 m.
steamer Allegheny tGerp. Krause, de PaiK Novem
Fayt 70. Port Prince -.
-. Jeremie rs savanilla 80 Cartagena De
cenber . Martha 4, to the Hamburg American
passengers. malls and mdse Arrived Al the
STEAMER MonteVideo tspan,. Oyarbide Genoa November
pania Trasatan-ica 3o cabin and Il steerage
sengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar At a
steamer City Savannah. Fisher, Ssvannsh. Decem
her 10 the Ocean CO. with passengers and mdss.
steamer El sud. Higgins. Galveston Decembsr T. 10
the Southern Co. with mdse Passed IN Quaran-
sos a
to the New England Navigation co. with ndse Passed
In Quarantine sos a m
steamer Pawnee Rich. Philadelphia. the clyde SIS
Co, with OF the Highlands at 1910 IN.
steamer Proteus Hopner. New Orleans December o.
to the Pacific CO. with passengers nEi mdse.
Passed in Quarantine at 6:25
Steamer Cluthilde tNort. BOrge, Port Antonio
December s. L Cuneo importing Co vits fruit.
the Bar at IL IN, i0jh.
steamer MAracas (Br) kirkby Trinidad and Grenada
December g. to Trinidad shipping Trading co.
passenger. mails and mdse Arrived At The Bar
at ] m.
maribo - DemeraTa -. Trinidad %
Is JacmeI and Cayes December =. Jerene B.
au-PTnce and ST Mare 3. 10 the Royal Dutch West
Mail. with passenger. mails ami mds ArIiy ed
at the Bar at 3
SAILED.
steamers Fraukdale lBO, for Adelaide; Ti,mo ,Nor).
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY,
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Celtic reported as s25 miles Of Sandy Hook
4:1O yesterday. is expected TO dock about $50
m Sunday.
Martha washington reported 293 miles east ot
Sandy yesterday is expected TO dock about
a IN
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12

c.,,. ne. ,o-caronia ,ttp New York Madeira
SAILED
>,,. Dec 5 l.uisiara dap. New York. 10Th >Iavonia
tl{, York.
,p,va,n pee IO-Ls CsmPine tputch New Work.
iSss,r,,,5a ne. II Rerfnudian tBrp. New York
i.tterp1oj pe, Baltic u'rl. New York Via queens
s.,t,s ne ,;recIau Prince tRu. Nsw
Esrrsdcs nee o swedish Prince tRD. santos and EIo
de Iauero for Sew YORK
PASSED
HOLY head ue, i-CaiIcron ,RelsI, New York f,r
- tJelrna. torfr castle tErl. YCIk for
Town. AlEoA Bay, etc.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12

Over the wire" long distance Christmas time
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
siiSiATuRE AI.MANA,

MlHiAIL RE ALMANAC
euurse 10 sunset 33 Moon rises aos Moous 80 10
HIGH WAFER
Il ands Island 30 80 Cate l. IS
yN-sandI II ~ j9, island II 40 Hell ss
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
Il eHtS.
Ssgs. ssgs.

GRAND OPERA SEASON I0os-Is0s.
Mines. Gay. Farrar; NM CarusO. NOts C0uductor.
TOsCanini
TONIGHT al pop Prlcssp -TOSCA
Nine. Emma Eames. MM- Martin Scott Cozdue-
SUNDAY EyG.. DEC. Is. at s.so-GRAND FoP-
ULAR CONCERT. SoIoists- - Mines Rsppoid.
Homer. KaschoVska NM Sotk Biass AM
PETSCHNIkOFF. violuist BY arrangement Win
r z JohnstonJ. Entire MetropoIttan Opera Or
MON. EVG DEC. II. s-IS. -.--- IA TRAVIATA
Nine Senbrich; NM Caruso. Amato- CoHduc-or
WED. EVG. DEC. IS. st S.5o------..- TIEFIASp
Nine Destinu. NM. Schmedes. Fsjahsls. HiaczIsg-
Conductor Hertz
THI RS EVG DEC u. a. &c.,. DOTBIE Bill
First performance In America % LIE EILII Mss
Ala NM Bouci Anato Followed BY CAVAI-
LERIA RUSTICASA-Hmes- Destinu- Gay. MX
Carus0. Auato- Conductor TOscaninL
y. B.-Prices fer this perform 7rce 80 m. g. a.
81 90 and $500
FRI EVG.. DEC. IL a. : -45 TRISTAN und ISOLDE
Mines Frcustad. Homer. Nm Schmedes. FsInhaIs
Blass Nueh1maun. Reiss Baysr- Cond-. Mailer.
LECIA DI IANMERMOOR
Nine Sembricb; NM Bonci. CsmDanarL Con
1uCt0T. SDetrinO
SAT-. EVG.. DEC. 10. at 2 CPop PricesJ CARMEN
Mines. Gay. Farrar. Nm Martin. Note Couductor.
loscanfni-
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MON. EbCs DEC ~. at S-fJ-...--.-. TTEFTAND
Nine Destinu- Nm SChmedes. FsiChals. Hi1ckl4y-
Conductor. Hertz
TUES ENCi.. DIG. - .-..--- BE TTERELT
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
On our \nas tree

Safety razors air pillows. imported laundry
bags shaving sets. bags. hangers in sets
knitted vests Thermos bottles. nted lunch baskets
travelling clocks
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12

Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
SAILED

steamers Fraukdae CBr), Adelaide, Tiymp tNor).
Cudad Bolivar Vandalia Ger. Hamburg PGuz Sigis-
mund tGer) Fortune Island; HayeTstoe tBr. Thadel-
pha: jefferson Norfolk. PalomA Cubau1. CArdenas:
ManzauilIo Cuban) Tampco Barenfels tGer Snvannah:
Arapahue Charleston; Charois Dutchb, II
Carib Wilmington. y c. ana Georgetown, : e.