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New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
THE DECADES BUDGETS.
Controller Prepares Compmat'Ce
14naIYticdI Tables.

Controller Metz has prepared and will send 10
the Board of Estimate and Apportionment for con-
sideration next Friday comparative analytic
tables Of the budget appropriations of the city
covering the last decade. Thare also is present
ment Of the revenues and expenses of the Docks
and Water Departments, the whole throwing IL
termination on the general schome OF financing the
city.
The pamphlet covers fifty pages, and would
FIJI two pages of the Tribune In synopsis OF It's
contents the Controller says:
In the important goyernmenta! FUNCTION ot pro
yidin- the means for education New York city mas
been very generous. the percentage OF increase ior
this purpose in the decade under review peihS
three and one-haIf times greater than the per
centage of increase ia population during the Sai,
T(rin{ In 1900 the apTrOpriations for educational
PtLl"I. ~ S,,,nd + s72 al 6l6 % which was equal
Ia s. a6 peT capita of the then popuiailoh OF tie
greater Ctv while the educational appropriations
s. a per capita the ted population NeW
apDropridtiOnS for loftl pun poses
ere practically equal TO the combined t"tai I, fH
pended for such purpose pS 'he seven ''1>' '' 70
cities in the United States ,~ ~ e
In the conservation OF health ana IN lie care ol
no moor and distressed the city has also been very
Iff,era in its appropriations- be noted from
~. fsct that iirin, the period under review-that
. - trorT $50 10 ieiS-there was increase
- MS n,J,Dose in the annual budget Of the cur
I,ent year as compared with the budget for 1899,
Of inward Of S.500,gr or percentage increase
To provide for the protection of property by
means Of The Fire Department II may be noted
that there has been an increase ~ ihlS 600 -
from an appropriation Of $443.tS4 10 IN 1899 70
g 4S2 is5 ~ appropriated for iglSan increase Tor
lie last wear Of the decade under review, as com
Tea red with the first year. OF N"fehZI g, Whlch IS
toI,aI to s. Il ror cent part of this percent
80 increase = in all likelihood due to the eXten-
-, &c tbe fun paid Fire Department service to
during thc early part of the period under fevie"
were protected only by volunteer hFe companies
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY Z, g'I;I GENT3!SA9aai;. y dl!S.9ai.

EVERY HOUR ON THE HOnR-
FOR ILADELPHIA- Lv w; 2SD IL %
"a 10. 76O. $50 $50. 90 lo-5o "a 90
II so a. M 1856 10 70 l'1ui ~ 10 o1 M ~ sun.
SaN. S;oV; 10 so. e'5o 1880. 1f.oo a m
Iaso 80 $50. $50. 4oo. $50. CSC. I.oo.
~; " Af LIBERTY sT:-1-so. $50. TOO 8 500 %
40 300 1000. 11OO. i1-30 a. m, ~ ~
ndon. LOO. I30. 200. 800. 800 4.3c; o.U
spo 100. 500 600 o p m; "a ~ 70 ?, n1 M.
10 90 noon. 100 200. 400. 400. 8 90, go
yEof BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
rv " 23D ST. 100 $50. 1l.6o a. M.
20. 8.5c $50. $50 p. m: daily.
Nv LIBERTY ST, Il 30. 500. lo.oo q. m
1900 noon. 200, 400. 600 200 p m n, daily, d,y,
st oH :Ps 80 % an a. m. - uS so sats. only. 20
D. m. Sundays. $50 a. m 2 20 p m M
Iy, LIBERTY ST. 1000 a. m. 90
sats only). $40 p m. Sundays io.o" q M
IS FOX LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsI.
oniy,' 10. 8. 20. $50 4.5O (6.2o sats. onlO
D. m Sundays. $50. $50 a: m; 20 p m
Iy LIBERTY ST. 400. 1OW a. m :
n 90 sats only) 1.3O. $40. 4 TO- 800 % 80
sats. only) p. m. Sundays $50 iO.oo a. fn.'
nm, table. may be obtaIned Inc "a al 1olIosinass i sias
Cbelsea) s Astor House. 245. 434, 1900
1854 Broadway. 1s2 Fifth Az Az 81 Fiftn III
Az % Union Square West. 2I5S Thru Az
IO6 West io5th St. 245 Columbus Av., NeW
York: Court St. 343 344 Fulton ST. fIs
Nostrand Av.. BROOKLYN; 800 BroadWaIy-
Williamsburg. New York transfer 20 cam
for 2nd Z cfsekI BfIPR efssas' 10 w q HOPE.
Vtce-Pres' e Cen. NJ Cen. Pass'- Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1908
ARRIVED.

steamer Massepequa. Lewis, AsuadiIls February L.
M & an Po4 ce 81 q AND NTH San ss aan & - to the s N |
steamer Jefferson Dole Newport News and Norfolk to
the Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mdse OFF
steamer Navahoe. Hale. Georgetown. s C. February %
and Wilmington. c. % 10 the Clyde SIS Co. with mdse
steamer Management C5r) Hsrwood London February
~ Philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived at the Bar
5 81 Benedc @ @ Esans4s sos4s sro Fs65gsry Y
bG 2 ana an Penans Jsnua a da
Philip Ruprecht in ballast. East of Fire Island
steamer Kaiser ais: Wihsn II GER CnRpers Bremen
rich 90; with passengers. mails and mdse East Of
steamer zeelsnd [8r,. Broomhsad Antwerp February
u to the Red Star Line with l4a cabin and 2ss steeIass
Steamer Havana Jones Havana Feb &Tbrusry ;o3 p to the
ndse. Arrived at the Bar at 12:55 p
and &aPs IN fa E%e Go with eabn and
17 passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
Steamer California dsro Rlakie. Glasgow Movnls
steerage passengers and mdse- Arrived the Bar
steamer Trignac Gr1 DoIu, Bordeaux February s. to
Funch. Edge Co. with passengers and mdse. Ar
TaIisman ,Nor. Olsen, cardenas February 1s
rived a a 1890 a m
and Mayaguez 1e and Ponce IS to the New York and
Porto Rico IS Co, with 6 passengers mails and mdse
steamer Moro castle Byrne Havana February 81 and
b passengers mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar at
a
Steamer Simonside CBr,. Pick sagra February 1s
Matanzas 10, to II Winchester & Co. with Ar
a the Bar $50 IN.
% SoT%o2a % nc OBJ rdt2 GDkns c. II sson
Quarantine $50 a IN.
Steamer VaUxhan C8r). Bradherrins AIFiers
via Baltimore February Fl. 10 IT Winchester Co
ballast. Left Quarantine at OLA
Steamer Chesapeake tF3rI. Gray Shields February
Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at the Bar $50
| a
steamer Enrinan ,1 Dutch. new, 2lo2 tons,, Egnond
Mail IS co. in ballast Arrived a $40 m
Steamer Narteo tFrl. Ewing Hull February o San
derson Son, with mdss. Arrived the Bar 800
m.
steamer ComaI Risk. Mobile February II
WICK ID 10 the Mallory SIS Co with
OFF Long Branch 3:fs n m.
Sandy Hook. y 7. Feb 25
moderate breeze; cloudy: moderate
SAILED
Steamers Dochra CBr, Puerto Plata Ayres etc
Hppolyte DuTnois fNOrl. Philadelphia
savannah: Phila
Trieste: Arapahoe Charleston and JaCksonve Norte
Galveston; Eagerun tNorD Baracoa; Hamilton Norfolk
and Newport News J l. LuCkenbaCh, Phadelphia
Marantense (Bri Barbados Para. Panama Crstobal
Rauma 'Nor). Hamburg; ST Andrew 1Rr) Antwerp via
,iravesend San Giorgio Htan. Naples. Messina,
Trinidad tRr). Bermuda Nassau: Cyrus (Br) Havre
and Newport
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
RARE COIN BRINGS RECORD PRICE
-Four Dollar Piece of 1879 Bought for s66 %
in Sale Of Dudley R. Child Collection

rih o"i4HciorS from many states gathered ,,a.
.'uaH = man b. Lows auction room No ..
tast "a street TO bid on the collection of The l.t
D1oies X thila- A new record price was estat-
iisheo IN Inc sale Of q Il piece OF ls79 INC do
sign being 2 woman's head with bau5 ,tro,,,...
tie hair, inscribed Liberty This co, bro,,,lt,
- % TIE last public record price was s6e
ne highest price paid yesterday was $50 for q
saser dollar Of l73<- II in good condition A
dollar Of ls51. ard another Of I.2 .,-ourb, T-e ,s,
+ nsre threepence token issued by Joh-, TicIe.
@ fS.aE.5y, Conn. brought 81.
re fifteenth public auction sale Of coins medals
RI paper money including the properties OF car
voll tsree3oEgb J. y. r. Ieyick NJ p Arnold and
Professor Va o Emery Nili tc held Ihis afternoon
srd :e-rnorrow afternoon at tl= H.!ae- auction
yoolD-. No - East ID street.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
Japan.
Minnesota To-day 500
Hawaii. japan. Corea and China (va San
FrancscoI-America Meru ........ Feb q. 500 p m
Hawaii and Philippine Islands
Cvia Francisco}-U transport. 20 500 p m
Hawaii Japan, China the
Philippine Islands Cva Francisco)--
Siberia ,.............. 5. 500 p m
Tahiti MarQuesas Islands via
FranciscoM Martposa ................ Mar g. 500 m
New Zealand Australia texcept West)
New Caledonia tyia San FrancisCO)-
Mar s. p m
Japan, Corea. China he Philippine
Islands via Vancouver Victoria,
C)-Empress Of Japan Mar II, GOO
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26

N Y. y. II. h HARTFORD r. K
xod Ct and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston Via New London & Prov~tt 90
:.1o;02 a IL M 10 :.ia!S p os via VIII.
mantfc-tfs:O3 A. NJ, t2:01 P NJ: vis
Epfd t8:15 A. NJ. 'Ill2:0o. 'il4;oO 'li"s
fskev,I,s & Norf.-..s:oo A. NJ. 1879 P n
ct harrington. Stockbridge. Lenox, Pits
heata 81 a 5a'Oo O. cd "a ts5s ge5f SIN n and
,,2stb 81. also at c245. 1900. c1354 B'way.
c25 Union So. c1s2 9th Ave. c246 Col. Col.
Ave. c5es 9Th Ave. csc Mad. Ave. cloS
w i25th St. 2TeS Sd Ave In B'klyn- c.
Court at 470 Nostrand Ave. 800 b way.
.Daily. tExcept Sundays tStops at l25tn
St xStops at 12hth st. Sundays only.
c Parlor and Sleeping Car ticket, also.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
StOck-Taking ClearanceS
IN H2in EiccT

Net TOP I.sces and Point Neniss Band
fngs-white. cream. ecru-were 81 ~
Ia to inch observation-disclosures
and Swiss-were -121s to -15------- =
Yokes and Chemisettes-batiste with
net or Iace-were 10 10 -9s-----.--- 81
Wide Tareta Ribbons-black. plain
coIors stripes and p!aids-were 20 .
Dresden sash Ribbons
beautiful tonings-were .55- 80
Metal Jewel Cases-siIvsr. rose Or
French gray fnish-were 10 and .es 90
Watch or Iorznette Chains
gold flled-were s149-..--.------.. 70
ChantilIy veiings-rings and dots
black. white. coIors-were -6s---- "A
Women's All Linen Handkfs-
heavy or sheer-h. g and drawn
work-were -12ls observation-disclosures. -
Mems Fancy LisIe and Cotton
Half Hose-were % ...-.--.--.---. I
Mems White ss-WooI Shirts and
Drawers-broken sizes-were 81 10. so
Mems FIannelette Night Shirts
sizes Is to 2O-50 inch length
were -49 80
Mems Linen Collars ply
II latest styIes-brOken siIs.-
were 10 each. ..---.-..- q for .e59
Wornen's White Ribbed Vests
Wool mixed-were -69.-.----------- SO
Tapestry Cushion SIips-hsure and
landscape ueSlE lEIlS-Sefc 'sS 1 -
Fine Dinner Knives-hand forged
steel-celuloid handles-were .35. .. s
3-Piece Carving Sets-CTenuine stag
Carved Ivory handles
were s7-9s 10 IS as------.-----..--.4 50
Fine Pen Knives-hand forged steel
3 and bades-genuine stag
handles-Were 80 -........-.--..... %
ROGERS "A
Ice Spoons
Tomato Servers
Salad Forks '0 -+S
Pie Knives
Berry Spoons
ROGERS A a or a
After Dinner Coffee Spoons or Tea
Spoons-half doZsn-were .59--.... 40
Table or Dessert Spoons or Forks
half dozzo-wsre 81 1s------------- -SS
Rogers Triple Plated knives
dinner or dessert size
half dOzen-were S1-59 --.--...-..1 / y
Sugar and Preserve Spoons.
Butter Knives and Condensed MIX
Spoons-were % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
2s and rs inch Umbrellas English
CTIoria-faucy haudlss-were s1-25-- 30
Women's GIace Mousqustaire Gloves
16 button-Black. White. Tan
were s2.9S Observation-Disclosures z. I .
SPECIAL SALE LEATHER BELTS
Half Price
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
Stock-Takiug Ciearanccs in
E;anuels and Blankets

White Australian Wool Bisnksts-
14xGO-zuarsntsed pure WOOL warp
and flling-wHre Sfs 81 ----.---. ] 7 %
TdsnticsI qualities sold IN so-called
exclusive stores FOR $500
california Wool Blankets-warrantsd
I ure wooI-white and coiorec-
IO-4 size-silk binding
~ same price. Australian w9sf
mixed blankets OF extra fine c clal-
ity&.ame ssze-but white only
Cal. Wool BIsnkets-rhit-. Eray and
sanitary-12~4 siBe-wers ss9s----4. .93
racouard Couch Throv-rich Oriental
coIorfngs-worth 81 . ------------f -
Fine E.Iderdoxu finish Blankst--
white. gray and tan-ll-4 size
value $40 ..-.--..---------- -..-.-I .z-S
Heavy Cotton Blankets-10-4 size
value SO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
CRIB Blankets-b-st Eid.rdoVn finish
waite with cold bordsrs-res siS SO
Heavy E1derdoru FIauneIs-pisin ard
rappl.-strictIy ali wool face
/ best colors-5Oc- quality ---------- 20
All Wool TrvfIied FTanneIs-eEtra hsavy-
scarlet, navy and grsy-reg. .5o---- %
Fancy Scotch FIanucls-Ioveiy pIsids.
stripes and hgures-vers g.. 80
Fin. White saxony Baby Flannels-
also wool Shaker Ffannels-rss- 81 "a
Do7et FIanneis-bleach~a and
unbIeached-were S3s..-----.-..--. "a
Extra Heavy Canton and Dorst Flannel
instead oy -127s O.
Finest French FIannsls-pIai1 colorS-
also Hornburg Dress Flannsis-
beautiful light and dark platds ard
strIp@-were 10 and Si-oc----.---- .SS
F-u1n-d FIs1neIs-vhite and
Colore6-eIa borate designs in s-l3 -
contrast cOIor-wers 81 ~ %
Rsnnsnts Of Flanne1s. erlb'd ard plain.
white and colorsd, at half value
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
STORAGE NOTICES.


TO MRS. y. J. CROCKER, Mrs. NJ. Beck.
Mrs II. F. Hopkins. George Rosenthal.
Mrs Lewis T Seymour. Mrs r g.
kramer Miss Mary cullen, Miss J 4.
Gabandon. Mrs Marie Eastwood. Mrs.
Esther F. Seip. Thos. \ Stoddart, g. MY
abel or Mrs. A. $ Little, Erie H. Rice.
Mrs r. A Brown. Mrs 9. h. Spaujdiug.
Mrs Josephine Z. Coleman. Edward W
Cpdegraff Mrs \ Shady. Mrs A r Ben
nett Mrs A. Snow. Mrs. G. La Jeunene.
Mrs. Frank Tanning, Mrs. Richard Gov.
Mrs G. r. Easton and Anton kirmeis,
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment Of our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you, We Will cause such
property, 90 wit household goods. personal
effects and merchandise. stored by YOU or
I'm v0ur name IN the Columbia Storage
Warehouses;. to he sold at public auction
according to the statute In such case made
and provided. az Nos 1TS aud $50 West
Goth st. on Saturday. March IL 1905 at
1890 a. m. and If the sale thereof is rot
completed on said date. the same will he
continued at the -amc place on each and
every Saturday thereafter. beginning at
1890 a. M. until the sale IS completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
York February - zoos
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
Erie Ganal- cectInn 10

canals. pursuant to the provisions Of chap
ter LAT of the Laws of 1908, and Of the
amendments thereto. as follows.
CONTRACT NO Q.
Erie Canal-SectIOn 10
For the improvement Of the present Erie
canal from 0-164 mile east Of Eagle Harhor
Length Of contract T. $50 miles
Plans may be seen and detailed spectf-
cations. engineers estimate Of quantities,
proposal blanks. form OF contract and bonds
required and other information for pro
posers may be had at the office of the Su-
perintendeut OF Public Works. at Albany.
y. Y: at the Office of the Assistant Super
intendent of Public Works for the Middle
Division. al Syracuse. \. Y: at the Office
of the Assistant Superintendent Of Public
Works for Western Division, at Rochester
y Y: and at the canal office. Spauding's
Exchange. Buffalo. y Y Copies of de-
tailed plans or drawings may be obtained
from the State Engineer and Surveyor, at
Albany. n. Y. upon payment Of the cost
of producing them.
Monthly estimates will be paid OF ninety
per Centum t9Occ) OF the work done at the
contract price Every proposal for said
work must be accompanied by a money
deposit In the form OF A draft OF certified
check upon some good banking Institution
in the city Of Albany New York issued
by a national or state bank in good credit
within the state and payable at sight to
the Superintendent OF Public Works for five
per Centum $50 Of the amount OF the pro
posal
The person whose proposal shall be
Cepred Will he required 10 execute con
tract and furnish bonds within ten days
from the date Of notice OF award delivered
to him them In person or mailed 10 the
address given in the proposal Upon eN-
ecutlon of the contract and approval OF
bonds the deposit will be returned 10 the
propOser. The deposits of bidders other
than the one to whom the award OF con
tract shall be made will Re returned i'm
mediateIv after the award has been mad~.
The amount of bond required for faithful
performance Will be twenty-five per Centum
f25@c1 of the amount OF the estimated cost
Of the work according 10 the contract
price. and an additional bond known
as the labor bond in the sum OF ten
rer ceutun 900 Of the amount Of the
estimated cost OF the work according n the
contract price, will he required security
once in each month all Iaborers employed
by him upon the work specified 70 be done
in the contract
Each proposal must be addressed: To
the Superintendent OF Public Works. Al
banv. n Y. and must be endorsed on the
envelope with the name of the construction
for which the proposal is made.
Award II made will be made to the per
son or persons whose proposal shall be low
est in cost to the State for doing the work.
and which shall comply with all provisions
required TO render II formal Before any
award shall be made the lowest bidder will
be required to satisfy the erintendent OF
able equipment and msteriais for the proper
performance of the work.
The right Is reserved TO reject all pro-
pOsals and readvertise and award the con
tract In the regular manner II. IN the iudg
rnent Of the undersigned. the interests q
the State Will be enhanced thereby
Of prh IiC
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
+ III e a II IN.
rorRTEESrH STREET. West Of Fifth Avenue
Close to Inventory Now!
That We Literally Clear Shelves ana 1ouniers
In Our semi-Annual Clearance
Is a We1-Known Fact
Close to Inventory NOW!

Those who stores around o'oeN ~ .. :.
- ~ e.. .,o-orgbness with whc prepare for in
,,s,on ..
instructions to buyers to carry over n' s -
~ ~ 90 , nrn,ns consequently never nave oio s''eA " -
~ Sums lii bre nev-onerings prove it,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %.
OUTGOING EAMERS.

TODAY
Vessel
Vessel. Line Mail closes. sails
Adriatic southampton White Star 600 1890
Carmania Liverpool. Cunard a
Admiral Sampson Jamaica. L F Co. $50 900 m
I}ynfaIn. Rotterdam, Holland Am
Samand. Antwerp Red Star..-...-... 1000 m
ID d'Ahruzzi. Naples. italian. ....,....
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Donlinfon-----. 3;OOp m
THU RSDAY. FEBRUARY 81
Tourane. 700 m 1000 a m
Merida, Havana, Ward 300 1900
Rhein, Bremen, y G. Lloyd 1000 a m
ComanChe. Jacksonville CLYDE ........ 300
Kansas CITY annah Savannah 300
Princess Anne. Norfolk Old Dominion
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY -.
Prins MaurtS Hayti, y W I....-... IL 90 100
Venata. Inagua. Hamb-Am. ......... loo 200
Moro Castle, Havana. Ward ...-.... 1900 300
Argentina, m Plata IL m
Comal, Brunswick Mallory. .......... 1900
,Jeffer 800 m
Camag1!ey TampiCo
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
Stock-Taking Ciearanccs
IN Dress Goods

Fine Tailor Suitinss"2-inch-
smart gray plaid mixtures
some with color Hnes-vsrs 81 ---. 30
5O-frch All Wool Broa5closhs-tTlH
back silk finish-black and best
coIors-sf 90 and s1-19 qualities 30
Fancy Observation-Disclosures sn1
chsck-b-st COlorfnEs-also
Mannish Sufti1ss-in navy. olive and
tan mixtuTss-jO and "a
inches wfde-vere s1-5s. .--..---...l ~
All Wool Nuns Veiliuxs42-inch-
beautiful qCalfcy-good lin. OF
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
ADVERTISEMENTS and spnscr,r

ADV ER ItSEMENI IL and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
Dfic- No 1864 IiryHdwav between 16th
and 37th SITS. until O'Clock o m Al
Nerfi--mtntS rtCeiVed at the following
branch offices AT regular office rates until
O'Clock p. W. viz 2ti sth ave, g. G
cor. 33d 81, lJ3 9Th ave. cor. i2th 81 %
East I4th ST. 2J7 West 4.d ST hstN.eu
18th and Sth aves. 263 West l2Jth ST.. lass
ID ave. between 18TH ard IIth SITS 1926
Sd ave. near clst st, tIOs Isl ave near
S0th st. i5T Last 125th st, 1JG fremont
ave. $50 I'd ave. aud any American District
Telegraph office.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool ia
bles; high grade bowling sley builders
lowest prices. Marx Bros. ~ 1-r'or Sauars
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
BALTIMORE & CHIC R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINZ IRA1NS
Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGION.
Oirect connections in New Union Station
Washington. with all Lines South -
Leave New York Daily 23d st Lipy 81
wASHTNGTON ST'pers II 80 pm 30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am s-OD am
WASHJSGTC,N Diner ESQ am 10 90 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. II 80 am l2oo n n
WASHINGTON. BG~et. 80 pm 2-US pm
..ROyATTTD - Direr $50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Diner. h50 pm 6.OO pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm I.oo pln
Through Daily Trains to the " "esd;c
CHICAGO PITTSBURG. 30 am 80 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II. 80 am i2Uy u n
PITTSBt1RG. CLEVEL'D. 300 pm so pm
..pITTSRt-T;G LIMITED. - G. so pm 7.O0 pm
GIN. ST. LOUISE i.OTISN.. 11-a0 pm d-S0 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. 95u am 1nOO ~ am am
CIN ST louis. .IOUISv.. $50 pm 500 pm
ofces: 245. 4a4 1909 Brosdway ca way. sdt Ass9,
w 9l1 Grand St. y. Y: 343 Fulton Ct,
Brooklyn; West 23d st. and Liberty 81:
After 6 D. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc,
can be obtained at Bureru OF lnformatlon. nf1tl
Number, Chelsea-3144.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
OCEAN STEAMERS.
N0R1rH GESMAN LLOYD.

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB RBOURG-BREMEN -
10 A. NJ.
kais VIM. H. Mar. g Kaiser d. Gr. May . ,
Cecilie (new) Mar. III lCecilie new May ~ ~
K'prinz VIM. Mar. "A K'p prinz VIM: May 10 10
Kais VIM. II. Mar.31 Kais. VIM II MAY 20 20
kaiser d. CIR. Apr. Il Kaiser d. Gr- June 2 2
CeciIie new Apr. IA Cecilie tnew) June . .
Kprfnz VIM Apr. 81 X prinz Wm .June 90 30
kais VIM. II Apr. 2s kais. VIM. li'Juhe ~'
Twin Screw Passenger Service;
PLYMOUTH-CHERB URG-BhEMbN -
10 A. Nj.
sRhein FEB. q Barbarossa sidy 90 81
'Seydlitz -. Mar. L. Derff1inger -.- may
sBreslau Mar. Is Luetzow -. June
'Barbarossa. Apr. 81 kurfuerst -June q
Seydlitz Apr. % Bremen -. June 90 90
Luetzow Apr. 30l Friedrich -. .Jure 59 5o
Kurfuerst. May ZIP. Frch Wn-y ,,,re une u
main May II ~DdiOdloSSo
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service =.
ILES-GENOA, at IL =; 9.oI; ~;
CONNECTING AT GIBRALTAR fOt'
ALGIERs. j.
p Irene Feb 2eI P Irene. apr :
Friedrich. -. Mar. 7)Friedrich- APT %
X. Luise =. Mar. X. Luise; 49,. APP: A % >
X Albert. Mar. 2slK Albert LAY
From Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS: Hop9hei; ql,e u
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAY E.LLEFIS -
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLR-
OELRICHS & co. No. ; Broadway, y L.
Louis H. Meyer 1915 Walnut St. Phila-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
INCOMING STEAMERS.

the Kaiser wilhelm II. reported passing NantucIe
I4ghtshp I2l5 2. yesterday, is expected to doc
about q n. to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
PURLEC NOTICES.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF ST.
perintendeut Of Public Works Albany.
February 10. 19OS-Notice to Contractors:
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned al his Office in the Capitol in
Albany. y. Y. until twelve O'Clock noon OF
Tuesday. March TO- 1905 a which place
and hour they will be publicly opened and
read for improving the New York State
canals pursuant to the provisions of chap
ter 147 of the Laws OF 1908, and OF the
amendments thereto. a follows:
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-26

OLD GOLD AND SILVER
OLD GOLD. FiIV~r and precious stone,
bought at highest ma kst value: nlads
TITO new articles or exchange for new lew
,lry or japanese goods a. ~ r. Topper |,
factory 81 WpSr >StR
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
WIRELESS REPORTS
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

HIGH WATER
tv-Sauav Hook 2.l0 Gov. Island . 20 T!en Gate .
u N sandy Hook 296 Cos. Island 253 Hell -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
TSPEWRITE.S.

-SrEWRiTERS'--Al- makes sold rented,
repaired exchanged. rclilbie serXic-
German. 20 Nassau ST. Telephone "ItO--
CortIandt
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
GWRlNBW l0N[E5

GWMNBD G0N[E5
From Piers 51-52-54, North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
Car:na MIA Feb. IS II m ImCauia.. Mar. IA
Campania Feb. -, IL a III .Lustania Mar. Il
Mauretania. Mar. "a a IN Etruria.- Mar. "a
MAURITANIA MARCH {. LUSITAN1A
MARCH 81.
Largest, Fastest. Finest in the World.
HUNGARTAN-AMERIC SERVICE
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
SLAVONIA. Mar Il. apr. 80. June IS
PANNONIA. Mar. 26. May IA, July 2 Aug 20
CARPATHIA. Apr 8, May IS, July 16
2I-2i state St. opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
For Porto LR1GO
Steamships of the RED D. LINE will
sail from Pier IL. near Wall St Ferry.
SIS. CARACAS.....S Saturday, Feb. %. noon
IS. PHILADELPHIA sat. March Il, noon
For freight or passage apply to
BOCLTON, BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. 81 Wall St.

DED ID" LINE.
For La Guayra. Puerto CaheIlo.
Curacao and Maracaibo. via Curacao. call
ing also at San Juan, p r.:
SIS CARACAS.....S Saturday. Feb. 20. noon
SIS. PHILADELPHIA. Sat, March Il. noon
For La Guayra, Curacao, Maracaibo:
SS. ZJJLIA. A....... Saturday, March T. noon
SS MARACAIBO. Saturday. March II, noon
These steamers have superior accommo-
dations for passengers
BOCLTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers 81 Wall St