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New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

MACY'S Broadway and 34th street, will celebrate e
the hftieth anniversary of their establishment by
Offering exceptional values all week. Tomorrow
Will begin the 1908 exhibition of summer furniture.
There will be a special display of Adirondack silver
birch furniture and handmade willow furniture.
There will usual special sale of dress goods
and women's on Tuesday.
BLOOMINGDALES 59th street and Third ave
nue. announce the opening display Of millinery and
apparel on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week There will be exhibit of Paris
gowns wraps and coats Tailored suits and Euro
pean and American millinery viii also be shown.
At HEARN'S 18th street. there will be special
sales of sprng dress fabrics during the week. For
this week only there will be an offering of house
linen. An assortment of damask and lace curtains
will be sale.
RONWIT TELLER & co. East 23d street offer
many varieties of women's and misses tailored
suits and gowns this week. Women'S demi-taiored
s,,i,s and French batiste princess dresses viii be
the feature for tomorrow. There will be great re-
duCtions in the winter stock of dresses, coats and
fur garments.
ENRICH BROTHERS, 9Th avenue and sd street.
announce a week long sale of laces Tomorrow
bridal robes Of duchess lace handmade princess
lace robes and real lace in all the new
models will be on sale. other specialties for the
week include real Venetian iaces, duchess and
round point scarfs and Cluny lace trimmed doiles
A. D. MATTHEW'S SONS. in Brooklyn, call at
tention inlaid liEeoleum. including tile and hard-
wood floor effects. They also mention sale OF un-
made robes embroidered and lace trimmed Shirt
waist patterns also offered. An additional Feat
ure is sale of brass beds.
ARRAHAMS STRAUS. In Fulton street. Brook
lyn have display Of silks which are on sale In
the offer there included several thousand yards
of dress taffetas assorted colors The black SILKS
on sale include IA varied assortment in peau de Sole
peau de cyene and taffeta wear
THE FOURTEENTH STREET STORE, Sixth
avenue and 14th street Will make specially or
groceries to morrow.
FREpEJICk w, EvERs. Nc. S. East 2Ist
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER INFORlIATION CONSULT THE ADVER-
TISEMENTS IN TO-DAY,S TRIBUNE.

street will sell the broken lots of furniture recov-
cred from the Parker Building fire, Some of the
goods were unharmed by either fire water and
viii be sold at half their original price.
SIMPSON CRAWFORD & Co. Sixth Avenue and
18th street will sell large lot of portieres couch
and tapestries frodl the Oldham mills at half
cost this week. Tuncany damask porteres, Bag
dad tapestry covers and duplex porteres among
the special announcements There will be clear
ing sale Of French lingerie beginning morrow.
D. B. BEDELL & co, No. % West 34th street
announce the end OF their sale of china and glass
English China plates, clocks and dishes
and Italian glassware gold encrusted glass, fruit
plates and eIectroers Will be sold at exceptional
values.
SAKS & co, broadway and 3lth street will
hold a sale of walking skirts. silk dresses and
tailored spring suits tomorrow Taffeta silk
dresses. broadcoth capes and one hundred fine
sample suits will be sale. Taffeta silk dresses
the latest spring shades and models Will also
be shown.
GREENHUT & CO. 18th street and Sixth ave-
nue., make a special offer of a-woo Panama suit
ing and satin pan cloth for morrow. Prices
have been reduced on all rugs and linoIeums and
there will be lot of reversible rugs on sale
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and goth street
announce continuation of the special sale of mus
lin underwear, silk pettcoats and kimonos Mon
day. Lace curtains of several designs and assorted
sizes also mentioned at reduced prices.
ARNHEIM, Broadway and 9th street remind
shoppers of sale Of spring suits which will be in
readiness for the
STERN BROTHERS. West 23d street offer rIace
and suede gloves for Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. In their announcement they also men
IiOn French handmade lingerie. womens cloaks and
wraps. women's waists spring and summer silks
dress goods. curtains and young and boys
clothing
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co. broadway and
10Th street have unusual offerings for tomorrow
and Tuesday. In this they include spring and sum-
silks. printed rough pongees. mousquetaire gace
gloves, travelling bags. floor coverings. Oriental bags
and upholstery. Spring and summer importations
also announced
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
SUBPOENA FOR H. P. AUERBACH.

Preparations were going forward quietly yes'er-
av for further Investigations in the case of Nathan
y,daver former special Deputy Attorney General.
charged with trying TO extort $500 from William
r. Montgomery. ex-president of the Hamilton
Bank.
II was learned on good authority that n grand
fury subpoena had been issued yesterday afternoon
for Herbert p Auerbach the special investigator
of Attorney General Jackson's office. who was
named by Mr.. Montgomery as the man Nidaver
said should be reached In the matter of keeping
the Attorney Generals Office from giving ont
further newspaper stories regarding the Hamilton
Bank. Auerbach was last heard of in Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
LOCAL EXPORT RECORDS BROKEN.
More Steel and Iron Products Sent Abroad
than Before in Ports History.

All monthly records in the history of the export
trade in iron and steel products were completely
shattered in February, when. according TO data
gathered yesterday from official sources, no less
than 92 06 tons of steel rails bets beams. blooms
bars. plates, hoops wire. wire nails. pipe, etc.
were forwarded through New York and other
Eastern seaboard points TO practically every coun-
try the globe.
Compared with the January shipments abroad
last months exports, notwithstanding the number
of working days being under the average, showed
a increase of less than 175 per cent the
January tonnage was barely 5000 The February
figures also fully 80 per cent above the
age monthly consignme1ts for nearly year past
New York exported more of this material last
month than before in the history of the
port trade This port handled more than twenty
times the combined shipments made through Phia-
delphia and Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
ASSETS

The question Of who to compose the new
board OF directors has been interesting financial
circles for some time. Rumor has named many
well known bankers candidates. Among those
mentioned for the presidency lave been George T.
corteiyou. G. g. Dawes, ex-Controer of the Cur
rency and United States Senator w. Murray
Crane.
The announcement that the KnickeTbocker would
resume caused q boom in the stock market. the
leading issues advancing from ! TO points.
The knickerbocker Trust Company closed its
doors October q, 1907 the result of heavy
its main house and ali the branches. The
following morning Charles I Barney handed in
his resignation president Of the institution.
On November "A Mr.. Barney committed suicide.
The company had been regarded Of the
strongest financial institutions in the city, and the
notice OF suspension caused = great sensation.
Ernst Tha Imam. George l. Rives and Henry g Ide
appointed temporary receivers d few days
after the suspension and the order show cause
Why they should not be made permanent made
returnable Noyembe. :. before Justice Clark.
Since that time the court has granted several
tournaments give the reorganization committees
an opportunity TO complete their work. These com
mittees, which headed by HinsdiIl Parsons
snd Frederick G. Bourne, finally succeeded in gain
ing the assent OF about 81 of The poSitors
10 the pan CT resumption.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

rany but before 60 UP town want to write ano
thank YOU personally for all that YOU have done
I'm behalf of resumption The task was maat ,'
pecuarly hard by of the general ffnahclal
condition and the many complications in the STU
fujness have been a tower of strength TO those
working to avert permanent receivership. tnnk
that the outcome will amply Justify the wisdom OF
your and beg you to accept my sincere
acknOMledgmenfS. Z
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

Satin Pan Ooth-a silk-and-wool
fabric that combines the
beauty of satin duchesse
with the wearing qualities
of a cloth; light spring
weight suitable for street
gowns and opera coats; IN
cream, lavender, gray,
champagne, russell and gold
en- brown, bordeaux,
green, royal and navy blue;
40 inches wide.
At $l.25 a yard
Regular 200 quality
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

and
Dry Goods
Spring Dress Goods
An Exposition and
Two Special Offers
Dry Goods

Our Spring collection of Dress Goods is uperby complete
will especialy the who seeking the highest
a;t in the staple and plain coors and the
woman who is on the hunt for exclusive novelties We can
promise satisfaction to both
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
MR.. sATTERLEE THANKS JACKSON

Attorney General Jackson made public last night
the following letter from Herbert L. Satteree:
pretty tired after the seventeen weeks
nIps ign reopen the knickerbocker Trust Com
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

The total liabilities shown hy the report OF
Examination. are s4g.Os0. 977 %. This amount Is
exclusive OF capital and surplus and inclusive OF
conttnserf liability 100000 account OF the
real estate at the Of Broadway and tX-
change Place -
The examination shows that the trust company
has collected and is entitled TO credit ITS proht
and loss account with Sl4e.o05 %. fees and com
missions In its trust department me dllIeTehce
In fits interest accounts shows a haIance IN laNof
of the trust company of about 1920. 600.
The gross DEPOSITS on February 29 1908 amount
ed 10 s16.37os2o 60.
The assents the plan Of resumption are re-
ported by the committee representing stockholders
depositors a follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 62i Sun sets 601 Moon - Moons age
HIGH WATER.
a M-Sandy Hook - Gov. Island 1911 Cat %
PM-Sandy Hook 200 Gov. Island Hell Cate 3a
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

To meet these requirements the receivers had up
February % collected sl1165-0e and II Is esti-
mated that during the present month they VIII re
ceiVe 81. 500, 600 additional
The contribution Of s2.i0000o by the STOCKHOLDERS
has been made available THESE amounts aSSie-
gate SIS. being sufficient to meet the above
requirements and furnish cash of 81 1920 ~
From this amount Of Sa91.24o % free cash proper
allowance should De made for fees and expenses OF
the rece!yership and the committee on resumption
An estimate of the probable earnings OF the
coY,ranc. made by the examiners. indlcateS that
during The period covered by the plan OF Tesunp-
rion (twenty-nine months) the gross earnings
should approximate s.. 500. .o00 while during the
same period the expenses. including interest to be
raid the depositors under the plan. Shouid not
exceed 81 0e0. 900. The apparent profit thus indi-
Gated would be $500. 600
The foregoing statements OF the present condition
of the company and its probable future earnings
are made without reference to such new business
II may obtain
Under the terms of the plan and the statements
above made. the condition of the company on the
DAY Of resumption would be approximately as fol-
lows
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

OUTGOING STEAMERS
MONDAY. MARCH 8.
Vessel
Vessel For Line Mail closes sails
Jamestown Norfolk OLD Dominion -. 800
TUESDAY, MARCH 10
Crown Prince Santos Prince. .........l2:oo 800
Trinidad rerm Quebec. loo 300
Comepche Clyde 300
CITY of Atlanta, Savannah, Savannah. 800
Hamilton Norfolk 300
WEDNESDAY. MARCH H.
Oceanic Southampton, $50 100 m
Adm Sampson. Antonio Co $50 $50 IN
Madeiranse .12:O0 300 m
Noordam Rotterdam, Holland Am. 200 m
Iampasas Galveston Mallory. ........ 1900 m
jefferson Norfolk Old Dom. 300
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
These Two Special Offers for Mondays Selling:

AaWool Panama Suitins-one Of
the best-liked fabrics of the
season, because of Its splen.
did wearing quality; mostly
in sombre colorings, stripes
and broken checks; a variety
of attractive color conbina-
tions, in pre- d dominating
shades of blues, green's and
browns; As inches wide.
AT 75c a yard
Regular LOO quality
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
TRANsPACIFic MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In New York
New Australia West)
Caledonia (via San FraDcsco)-
14on To-day 800 m
Japan. Corea. China and the Philippine
Vancouver and Victoria,
C)-Empress Of Japan. Mar m
Japan, China and the Philippine
Islands. Seattle-Shinano Maru H. m
Hawaii, Japan Corea. China and the Phil
ippine Islands (yia San FraDcsco)-
China Mar IL. 800 m
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only Cvia seattIe-Kumeric H. m
japan, China and Philippine ISL
(via Tacoma)-Ning Chow. Mar. r. eco
Franciscol-Alameda. Mar. l6 500 m
Japan, Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via San Francsco)-Man-
churia ................... 49, 500 m
Australia Except West). New Zealand.
Samoan Islands, Fill Islands and New
B C0-Moana .......--........... ~ p m
and the Philippine Islands
via San Franciscol~U transport April l. 800 m
Tahiti Marquesas Islands (va San
Francisco)-Marposa April H. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Observation-Disclosures
NAY REOPEN MARCH 20.
Justice Clark 4ssenfs to ReOrgaM-
cation Plan.

Justice Clark of the Supreme Court. at St George
Staten Island. on the recommendation OF clark
Williams State Superintendent of Banks. entered
an order yesterday allowing the knickerhocker
Trust Company TO resume business al noon Oh
THURSDAY. March Is. after five months of suspen-
sion The report of the superintendent showed usat
the company had an excess OF assets over ilaoli-
ties OF 81 all.44s
Justice Clarks order turns the control or
the company to the voting trustees. Henry C FLICK
Lewis Cass Ledyard and Myron T. Herrick- III
also gives the company permission to resume ouSi
ness under the plan of rehabilitation which was
formulated Jointly by the Bourne-Parsons commit
tees representing the depositors. stockholders anu
directors of the institution Under the terms OF
this plan the asserting depositors are to receive !"
per cent Of 70 per cent of their deposits on 'he
nav of RESUMPTION and the remainder of this
amount az intervals covering period OF Two anu
ore-half years The remaining 30 per cent CT 'iie
deposts is TO be represented by surplus certhcates
bearing per cent interest. payable semi-annuaiiy
out OF the net earnings OF the company
The surplus certificates to be retired out OF
the net earnings and surplus, provided that IN no
event shall the latter be reduced below Ss"o"'
The non-assenting depositors. who are not oouno
hy the plan. demand the payment OF their oe
erosits in full as soon the company opens JUS
doors Nj wiiliams's report shows that lIeSe
ron-assen,ng deposits amount TO si232'l'. her
bert L. Sstterlee counsel for the depositors com
rrfttee said however, that he had received asSur-
srce= from q number Of these non-assenuns 0e-
postors stating that they would not Withdra"
their money Immediately.
The superintendent in his report said:
The examination has been completed and shows
an of assets over liabilties. . S7iHoH u
81 200 600 and surplus Of more tnan Sll.4to -
shown by the repoft, 3I eErll1ldi @ 5a '
Of February %. 1905. after making Ai"fe4 u
auctions follows
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

DyFRTISEAF,rS-rS and subscriptions for Thsajssy. Ths
n received at their Uptown OTlSr, Ne i'e' ,k-r-
Natwreu G6th S1th stS. unti y q eI,N ,fscsS
ts.r,snts received al thu following brantn oass. ~
ree1lar Office rates until o'clock .. m ~ Esss
a.. - ,or old st cth ave cor l-tn -, xgss.
-sh . M West "a st. between Tth AM - ID m,
as3 West l2Sth St. iSSS Sd ave estwesh near 80
,oss "a ave near 6Ist ST. fo> lst sse al
~, isT East 125th ct. 100 fremont sNe- Wv
- ANY American pistrics Telegraph Ons<
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Business Opportunities

c1n CASH AND $40 PER MONTH WILL = tsn
.NlO beautiful California vineyard he income -, t..
which will sufficient make YOU !ntepeEI Sntrsct
handsome pamphlet valuable Information 81 CO.
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of authority vested Ia the uBSersig Hed
executors OF the will OF !. Baker Kearfst decd we
will sell oa
Saturday, Feb. 1908
10 irsst Of the court house, ID Martiasburg, W. Va
Sale commencing at 90 o'clock all Of that deslr
able residence ed BY the late }. Baker KeAs-
lott known a 4i5 w. John stiseta
Two Story Slate Roof Six Room
Dwelling
in ktcheA. gas in hoass; lot 30 II. Also
AZ same time aud place
Lot Block 5
gainesville addition lot soxf46.8 feet
Terms
10 cash on day OF ale balance in one and TIVE
years with interest from day Of sale secured ~
deed Of .rust on ne property sold.
JOHN r. KEARFOrr
M. s. MILLER
Executors 4 J Baker Kearfett decd
j. w. Dodd, Aucf
DO not forget Henson sale ca Feb. 0
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

Although Congressman Sulzer has
been one Of the Congressional Record .
most valued contributors, that publl-
cation appears TO pay no attention to
his recent matrimonial venturs.
"Puta laugh IN you're pocket when
You start TO work 10 The morning.
advises the Baltimore Suns Bentz-
town Bard. That may work in Tsalti-
more, bat in this town people are ac-
customed to laughing in their sleeves.
Dont forget the blockey colts that
will be sold at henson = sale.
Niles Edith Davis, of North Martins
berg, was operated upon for Appendix
CHS at the city hospital on Thursday
last by Drs, Oates and Andrews
Mr.. L. d. Magruder, a prominent
farmer near Kearneysville last week
delivered 10 Mr.. Chas r. AVal!, of
Charlestewn So hogs which weighed
1895 lbs an.ouuting to Sees.a0.
Ffe sfe glHd 70 report than editor W.
8 Heiihelns, q The Evening World
who has been very III at his home on
West Martin street for several weeks
with typhoid fever, IS much improved
ana seems e Be on The road to reeov-
cry
TIE announcement has been made
81 the approaching marriage of Miss
Aofa Aiatthaei, daughter OF the late
august Matthaei and Mr.. ", Rufus
easkey proprietor Of the Standard
Steaia Bakery Of this city. The wea-
ding VIII take place at the home OF the
bride on South Queen street on Feb.
y. The young people have known
each other all their lives and the
match Is a most splendid one. We
wish TO extead our congratulations
in advance.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE
Of Valuable

BY virtue of authority vested in the
undersigned attorney hewill offer for
sale at public auction at the front door
OF the Courthouse, in Martinsburg,
West Virginia, on
Saturday, February 18th, 1908.
at 1870 p. m, the following real estate:
Lot No. | in Block ~, on plat Mol,
of the Martinsburg Mining, Manufact
uring and improvement Company's
addition TO said town Of Martinsburg,
w. Va, being the real estate conveyed
to w. f. Grove by John T. MAIDEN
boush and wife, said lot improved by a
good new
Five Room House,
new barn, hogpen, and other necessary
out buildings and lot fully fenced in by
good fence. This property will make
anyone
Good Home
or COED investment.
Terms of Sale.
One half of the purchase money cash
ON day of sale and the balance In one
year from date of sale, the purchaser to
give his note, bearing interest from
date, for the deferred payment and
deed OF trust to be given on the proper
ty to secure the payment of same.
ID. w. Snyder, Jr., Attorney
Geo. w. heesecker, Auctioneer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of authority vested In the
undersigned Special Commissioner, by
decree of the Circuit Court Of Berke
ley, West Virginia, in the Chancery
cause Of Marg. A. Durham W. Mary
3. Durham ct al, on the 18th day of
January, 1908, he will offer for sale at
public auction Mt the front door 81 the
Court house, In Msrtinsburg, West
Virginia, on
Saturday, February Goth, 1908,
at 1870 p. M, the real estate involved
in the above entitled cause and being
the same real estate of which Benjamin
Durham, died seized and pos sessed,
situate near Glengary, w. Va, con
tanning about
90 Acres.
and being improved by .
Dwelling
and other out buildings and will make
good home for any person desiring one
Terms of Sale.
One third cash on day OF sale and
the balance in two equal payments OF
one and TWO years, the purchaser TO
give his notes, bearing interest from
date, for the deferred payments and the
title to be retained until all Of the puf
chase money and interest has been
paid.
DIV. Snyder, Jr., Special Commits
sIoner.
Geo. w. Keesecker, Anctioneer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
HousehoIdl aadKitchen Furniture
For sale PrIvassIy
i1S-Inch plxning machine.
| 24-ineh Band Saw machine.

F0r oah9 ErDv1MGAy
11S-inch plxning machine.
24-ineh Band Saw machine.
lnew 3-4-inch Band Saw.
new 1-inch Band Saws.
! saw Mandrell and Frame and 8
Rip saws ranging from 8 inches to 36
inches in diameter
Line shaft "a inches BY % n.
long patent hangers, s puileys. rang
ing from 4iuches to "A.
Emery machine and 8 wheels IL
necessary betting for machinery.
set OF tight working cooper tools.
All the above machinery il in first
class eopdition,
Every one interested in any Of the
above articles will be we'll paid Tor
their time in writit 4 or calling on
J0hn u. Stout,
Darkesvilie w. Va
Post Office address
Inwood w. Va.
Il. ~. p. No. IL.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Public Sale
"Of Valuable
Personal Property.

The undersigned will sell at his home
one mile southeast OF Ganotown, on the
hill near New Hope bchoolhouse, the
Following property on
MONDAY, FEB. 9 1908.
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
AHEAD HORSES.
One horse wiliwork anywhere hitched
one good brood mare, three year old
colt partly broken, one two year old
colt.
10 HEAD CATTLE.
2Milch COWS and 8 years old, fine
three old heifer with calf, one bull 2
year cid, 2 fine heifers two year old and
three yearlings.
ONE BROOD SOW.
will farrow soon
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
2 horse Milbourn wagon, 3 inch tread
good as new, 2 horse wagon u In tread,
Dayton wagon, good cutting box grain
drill, Mccormack mower, spring tooth
harrow, spike harrow, barshear glow,
2 double and 2 single shovel jplows,
log chains, hay ladders, lot
rame lumber all lengths.
HARNESS,
2 sets good breechbands, sets front
harness, 2 sets driving harness, check
lines, lot halters, collars, lot pillow gears
good wagon saddle, etc.
ABOUT TON GOOD TIMOTHY
hay.
An many other articles not mention
ed.
TERMS.
A credit OF 10 months will be given
on all sums Of IS and upward, the pur-
chaser to give his note with approved
security payable at the PeoI les Trust
Company with interest from date but
interest RENTED If paid at maturity.
Jas. g. Mason,
Dodd and Hoffman, Auct's.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

Friends Of Senator WilIiamt Cams
hell, Of jefferson county, are anxious
to send him to the national democrats
convention as one Of 1.-The delegates-at-
large from West Virginia. The. honor
could not be more wort hily bestowed.
Mr.. Campbell isa Representatives, tn
militant young democracy Of thestste
he has taken an active part la political
contests, and his onis1 political prefer
menf WAS his election to the ssate cen
ate, here be served his district with
credit aud distinction. Wheeling
Registea.