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New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
LaceS At
Trimmings Dressmakers
EuhroiderieS Sale Prices

Last Day But One for These Values
yeuise RandinSs-White and Cream
Ia to 21z inches wids-worth SO IL
Black Brussels Nets-12 inch
All SiIk-wCrTh -Ss- -.-----.--.--.. .t 4
Torchon Lace and I-sertings-
IL to inches w:de-wOTth 3 ---- Ia
Point de Paris and Fancy Lacss-
to fnch-resuIaTIy 9----------- az
silk Emb-d Chiffon Appliquss-
also Persian Ban6ingS-
were .69 and % ----------------- 3 4
Plain and Fancy Pull Braids and
Persian BandIngs-we-e Ii and "a
SILK SoutacFle B-aidS-III cclOrs-
II I'd pcs--reg- .Is------------- 10
Cambria NainsO0k ard swiss
Embroidery Edge, and insers-
regularly .I2Is to -L5...--.-----... D
II inch F'Iouucings IA Eycl.t Sn-
Close desiSus-worJh - 10 3D. .23
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
RYAN BELMONT, sCH1FF sUBPGNAED.
Their Testimony Wanted in Attorney Gen.
erals Suit Against New York City Railway.

Thomas F. Ryan, August Belmont and Jacob H
cobt~ t-va heen subpcenaed as witnesses the
trial of the suit begun by Attorney General Jack
son to declare forfeited the franchise Of the New
York CITY Railway and 10 dissolve the company
which is set down for Monday in Part III in Spe-
cial Term of the Supreme Court
For several days process servers from the At
to-nev Generals Office have been trying in vain to
serve subponas Frank S. Cannon and H H.
Vreeland directors OF the company.
ATTORNEY General Jackson declares IN his am
.o,.,.s hot the franchise of the company should
ha forfeited on the ground that the corporation
was insoIvent for more than year prior TO ire
,i-oe II went into the hands of federal receivers
Herbert r. Limburg is special counsel Tor the AL
tornev General in this case
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
TELL I1BOUT COLD CARS.
Public Service Commission Hearing
on InterbOrough Order.

Nearly two-thirds of the elevated operated
by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company on
February II cold, according to statistics pre-
sented by inspector Of the Public Service Com
mission yesterday; that is to say. nearly two
thirds of the cars had a temperature of less than
so degrees This information made matter
of record at the hearing requiring the transit
pany to show why IT should not maintain a
temperature of not less than SO degrees in all ele
waited cars in operation.
Commissioner Eustis, whose home is in The
Bronx said that account of the many COM
plants regarding cold the elevated he had
gone to his Office on the Ninth Avenue T. on
Monday Tuesday and yesterday. On Monday, he
said he could his breath in the car, and
Judged from that it cold. He had no ther-
mometer. but ii easy TO see that the people In
the car were uncomfortable,
Inquiry at the I55th street terminal. he said.
brought the fact that there was difference OF
opinion among the employees regarding the meaning
of the signs supposed indicate the amount of
heat to be turned in the cars. One employe
told him that Heater g.. for instance. meant that
all three fuses should be turned Another's in
terpretation was that only Fuse No. should be
turned
The report of the inspector showed that III cars
were tested for temperature on the various lines
between $50 a. m. and 9:15 a. on Tuesday. Of
that number seventy-two showed temperatures
below so degrees and forty-fve showed tempera-
lures above so degrees About 6S per cent OF the
cars had temperatures varying between Al and 90
degrees and 26 per varied between 81 and
.5 Less than l per cent of the cars showed
temperature above 81
Alfred A Gardiner. representing the INTERIOR
ough asked time to prepare his case our
officials have been kept pretty busy with near
ings" he said but you must remember that they
must give some time TO the operation of the roads
under their charge The hearing will be resumed
p to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
Voren's Goats At
W0msn's Suits fialrsncs l,ars
Womel's Waists prices

Wo--en's Black Ksrsey Goats
O-inch-circular OF fitted baca-full
or hals satin Iined-were Sl4 @s- e. 20
BIack Chiffon Broadcioth Goats
5o-fnch-fui1 cfrcula--braid and
velvet trf-n-fuI lined with Skinrers
satin-interiined-were 81 ss- - OBS
CsracuT Coat--.nedium length
velvet ard braid trim-were SO IS 3 %
Black VeIou- Coats-richIv
bTafded-mediura length-htted
and erni-htted-were s23- 9e----- B. -SS
Satin Rubber Ccsts-onIy grsy and
brown. therefore s15-9s coats % AZ
Tailored Suits Of BrOadcloth.
Cheviot and Mixturss-Dlack and
coIors-n1edfr1m length coats-htted
ana semi -ftted-were So -Oo---- f2-9 80
Cheviot and Broadcioch suits
black. colors and mixtures
also Velvet in best shades
were s3j-9S- S---.---------------.-- < 20
Dress Skfrts-Black B-oadcIotns.
Serges. Panamas ami Mixture
pl ated-aH lengths and baEcs-
also extra sizes-wers ss9e------ O.SS
Brook Mink Sets-long throws
large pillow muffs-were Sl49s--. 1-SS
lap. Mirk Edna May Ties
-. 90
Sable Squirrel Sets-Iong throw
and pillow mufT-vere s1s-9s- IL / .SS
Near Seal Coats-nnedium length-
Skinner satin lining-some with
reversible cuns-were SO 9s- "a .SS
Nuns Yelling Waists-white and
coIor-aIso tailored black sateen-
were sI-43 and S1-9S. .lS
Waists of White Net over SILK
OF silk rnuIl-haEdsome combination
lace desigBs-were s. 9S- --------- / .SS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
SOUTHERN PROPOSITION OPPOSED.
Harahran and Others Do Not FAVOR Flat
Rate of 21-2 Cents in Mississippi.

Jackson Miss. Feb. 13.-CoIonel E L. Russell,
OF the Mobile e. Ohio Railroad, representing the
Southern Railway, acting under instructions from
President Finley, submitted TO the House Com
rittee on Railroads to-day voluntary offer TO
establish a fat passenger rate of 2i4 cents mile
on interstate business. the experiment TO be tried
for twelve months from April !.
The heads Of the ether railway systems. includ-
ins President J. T Harahan OF the Illinois Cen
trail rho appeared before the committee At the
ssme time opposed Colonel Eussells plan.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
OCEAN STEAMERS.

EME9TcEN, ,yNE From Pier Is. ~ r.
PLYMOCTH-CHERB B'GSOUTHAMPTOS
-. Paul. Feb Il St Louis Feb 29
New York. eb % Philadelphia Mar.
RED STAR LINE From Pier IA. N r.
NEW YORK-DOvER-ANT EXP.
Faderlcnd Feb.I9 10 AM kroonland Mar
ICELAND Feb 20 IL AN Finland MAJ ~
WHITE STAR LINE lso''s as \ r.
NEW YORK-Q NSTOWN-LIvERPoO
Baltic. Feb. 90 noon 'Baltic. Mar. ~
sCeltic Mar. 5. noon Cedric. Mar. -
L1MOCTH-CHERB'G- RB'G--SOUTHAMPTON
'tAdriatlc. Feb. a6 IL :30PM Oceanic. Mar II
Majestic Mar 4. 10 AM IT tonic Mar IS
New. 5000 tons; has Elevator
GYMNASIUM. Turkish Baths and 'Orrhes'-,
HEW HfsroM soEh rh ITALY L. EGYPT
VIA Azores Madeira, Gibraltar. Aigiers
$CEDRAC 3, 5oV od5 T. toms tons FEB 1910 AM
.CANoPIc...... Feb. %. ?. ~: april =
'EEPCBLTC. ..... March q. noon: Aprl -
ROMANO. March IA. A. Nj; Apfh %
sCRETIC- March %. noon: May
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY,
Freight OfFtce. WhitehalI Bldg. Battery FL
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
Flsr1e;S At
Write Cords yDressmakers'
Ii-ing5 Sale Prices

Last Day But One for These Values
All Wool French TwiIled F,auncls-
bla,k x and best coiOFs-
regularly 80. SAFE prics---...--- %
White SILK Emb-d F.anneIs-AH Wool
and Cotton and Wool mixed
H : and scailCp designs
elsewhere 81. .45.--..---..-.---.... 45. .07
Best Cotton Eide-dowrs-JaCqua-d.
Fig'd and Scroll desisrs-res- 81 20
45Ifnch White Lingerie Batisfes-
elsewhere DO ---------
4o-fnch India Linors-H-ade q fIe
eOmbsd Egyptian Taru-tes. "a L I
4O-inch White Lining Lawns
excellent quality-wOrrh 10 -
Fine White Dotted SNisses-
Pin. Medium and Cushion Dslt5---
regularly 40 and 80 -..--.---. 81
Yard wide Mercerized Perc4iiT-s-
Back. White and COIOrs-reg- r. s i
Satin Lining $ersss-fEe twill
black white. coiors-TsE- s. 81
Taneta RustIs-thirty-tETe shades.
White and Rlack-rt.sflss like six,
wears beJrer-resG-arly . go "a
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO MRS. NJ. ALCOTT. Samuel j. Acker-
man. Mr.. G. bingham. Mr.. John Burns.
Mrs Brennan. NJ. Timothy Burns. Mrs l..
E Balm. Mr. John Broderick Mrs. F. Col
DoyIe, MI w Dulin. Mrs Mary DAILY. Mrs.
Doran, Mrs. Dean, Miss L. Everett, Mrs.
K FRYE. Mrs. Forson. Mrs. Franjen. MIR.
p. Faughnan. Mr. Frank Fennell. Mrs. NJ
Feir or Player. Miss Helen Gilchrist. Mrs.
Guggenheim, Mrs. Goodman. E Hodgeman.
Ny ] Hope, Mr. Hutchings. Agnes H:il.
Mr Robert Hunter Mrs. II. Hoffman. Miss
Jennings Mr.. Rudolph Kellner, Mrs A
Kelly. Mrs. Kenney. M. or Mrs. c. krause.
Mrs. ". F. Kerriga- Mrs. John Legg.
dlebrook Mr.. James Montgomery Mr. p
Mahn Miss l.. Malaney. Mrs. Harriet No
IAN Mrs. y. O'Neill. Mr.. Henry Obringer.
Mary Ryan, Miss Mamie Renelds. Mrs ~
George. Mr. Otto Strohlein, Mrs Dorothy
Stevenson. Mrs. MARY Smart, Mrs. Teeney.
Mrs ViIlang. H Eillaume. Alexander A
Wtley. Mrs E Williams. Miss A Waters.
NJ Lang Mr.. Buecher, Mrs. Baxter. Mrs.
Eland Miss Annie Pidgeon. II Reibstein
and Mr. SeigeI: You ard each Of you are
hereby notified that. the time for the pay
rnent Of our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due
rotfce thereof had been given you. will
cause such property. to wit. household
coods personal effects carpets. etc. stored
bv YOU or in your name in the Globe StoT-
age and Carpec Cleaning Co.'S Warehouses.
10 be sold AZ public auction. according 70
the statute in such case made and provided.
at Nos 3C5 and 3oT East 61st st. New York
CITY. on THURSDAY March - 1905. a 1880
q m and II the sale thereof Ia not COM
pleted on said date. the same will be con
ttnusd AT the same place THURSDAY.
March &c 1908. beCi1nirg a 1890 A. m.
I,n-iI the sale ie completed. GLOBE STOR-
AGE AND CARPET CLEANING co
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
SLIPS ON ICE AND FALLS TO DEATH

Hartford. Feb. l3,-Steppng the ice-covered
stone work OF a fifth story window OF an office
building here to-day. j. K Chrstiansen the janitoT
of the building. lost his footing, and, tall;n. one
hundred feet almost instant death. Christian
sen about 10 clean one Of the winuows when
- faiL
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
MrrPoPoI1rAN rIRFPRooF sToRAGE
WAREHOUSE To-.
~ and al Tves- fsth 81

New \ Ork- rep. 4IN- i'J~
To Mrs E : Peach Mrs. A y. Could
ing Miss ]. r Sinouson. Mrs I. NJ Ham
iton. Mrs. Caroline c. Ioachimson. John
W King L. r Prvant. Albert Thiers. Miss
y " Clark Jahn Fr''H. Mise Victory
Paternar T W. Could. Mrs. {. ?. Sickles:
You aud zach Of arc hArefv ro-tNnd
that TIE time for the navment Of this com
ranv-s Ven Hnor tho nronertv hereinafter
described HAVING FXPIPFD after dive
notice thereof had heen given you, this
ror,,ra-v Will caUeA e'rch rrorArtv- 70 WY
r5oT-CFHOTD GOODS. PEP PSONtI. FF-
TFCTS AND MERCHANDISE stored nv
Won IN vour name In the Metropolitan
Firerroot Storage Warehouse Co. ware
houses ~ ba sold et public auction. accord
ing 70 the statute IN -urh case madH arf
yro,-i1ad ~ rs warehouses. 20 ANn IL
u-EcT rr7-rI STPrF- NEW WORK. CITY.
m MONDAY. FFPPr-ARy o4TH. 1908. at
1910 n m ard II The sale thereof te r0t
roy,,-rate1 or said date tho sarTe will he
continued ~ the sNr'e place on nach an6
every N-rNev thereafter. herinnine AT lh:3e
- r~r@~--1e- Cd
MrTPOPNITrA~ TTRFprC C'0T STORAGE
wAPEHOT-SF co
a-I rrre~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
Wash Al
fDressmakers'
Dress Fabrics 80, -.
Sale Prices

silk Chiffon Novelties-White and
tinted with floral and
other deSigns-vorth -45-------.- -
Cluster Striped Dimitiss-vhfte
and tinted with floral dot
ami aIIOver efects-reg- 10 ---- SA
Parfsienne Organfy-white. with
dainty floral JiEtingS-
worth 10 0N
Fancy Printed Dotted Swiss-s-
floral. alover. ring. dot and
other designs-reZ- - .-------- In
Yard wide Percales-linsn finish
hes. styIss-worth -121z y
Plain Co!ored Dress Chambrays-
Also cIearances IS follows
1871 ct. Fancy Printed FIanneIsttsA- ,
I2I2 CT. Fancy Printed Voiles--.---- 81
is Ct Mercerizsd Sateens-
fast black .---------- -IOD
Also Dress Lengths and Remnants OF
70 Ct Fancy Panarlas-yard- 81
- CT Fancy Printed Duck Suitinss- 0+
II Ct oxford CheviOt-yard- ------ "a
10 Ct silk Dotted Muslins-yard- - ga
IL Ct Fine Fancy Piumetis-yard- 81
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
PUTNAM TEXTILE BUILDING BURNS.

4. -Ihafn, FEB i3-Fire destroyed one OF the build
q TIE Pine Tree Worsted Company early TO
NE and caused loss o. ysBogo The IRE, the origin
@alSa Is unknown started Ia tie caroing room
~AS G.scvyered ~ the night xatcAm.n.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
Dress Goods At
and rDressmakers'
Dress Silks Sale Prices

Last Day But One for These Values
Yard vide SuitiEgs-CEscks and
PIaids n Shadcw and other
efects-worth 80 10
XII Wool Suitfngs-EierringbGr and
other stripes in light medium
and dark Tans. GTays and Browns
regularly sf-29 ----------- %
30 inch All Wool Black Broadcloth-
close and frrl-reE- 81 D. Z
Tailor Suitinz-IiShr ard medium
StriI es-aIso ~ inch Checks and
PIsids-reG- ~ and -J9.--------- "a
% inch silk Dot Voiles-s self-colored
dots-Black and colcrs-reg 10 ~
All Silk satin Peau de Cyznes-
soft ulessaline nnish-Blacs- White
and leading c0iOrs-worth -S5 1900 %
Yard wide Black Guaranteed Tafsras-
heavy rustic hnish-reg- sl-ls-- a y
Fancy TafTe,as and LOulsinss-
HairIines and Fancy stripes and
Checks-resuIarly 80 9------------- .ol
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
HAMMOND STAYS WITH GUGGENHEIMs
Will Not Renew Contract as Chief Engi-
neer. Il Is SAID

San Francisco. Feb. 13--John Hays Hammond
through his private secretary. denied to-day that he
had severed his connections with the Guggenheims
His contract does not expire until March l. and
there will be decision s its renewal
collation. until that time. The secretary said Mr
Hammond planned greater activity in the mining
field than ever before. after his convalescence.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14

The report that John Hays Hammond, engineer
in chief OF the Guggenheim Exploration Company
had resigned because Of poor health denied
yesterday BY an officer OF the company This 'man
said that Mr.. Hammond's contract expired shortly
and that he had told the company that owing to
his advancing years he wished Il retire
active work and would therefore renew the
contract.
He added however. that he would be glad to act
consulting engineer for the Guggenhem com
pary and that under condition would he be-
come associated with any other mining concern.
Mr.. Hammond is one of the best known mining
engineers in the country II is understood that his
position chief engineer of the Guggenheim Ex-
pioration Company will be filed by A. Chester
Beatty who has been his first assistant
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
Undarve2r At
fo Fridays r
Clearance
WDm-u " CA4-A- 81 Prices

White Cambria Skirts-high ffoUrces-
lace or emb' y-were s. 9S. -------1 SS
NainsoOk. Cambria and Muslin Night
Dresses-Val. or fancy laces, 1i55on
and emb'y trim-were S1.39. SS
Children-s Night Dresses
good Outing FIanneI-were -9s--- a.
Extra Size Night Gowns-pink or blue
striped outirg iannel-were IS IS
Knit Corset C0vers-p-iEcipaily large
size-therefOre 30 ct kinds---.-- SO
Women's Canton Flannel Drawers
were 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SS
With emb'd rufie-Were Co.. 40
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
tUNMnD lGME59

FROM Piers 5l-oZ-S4. NoIkn ~ ~
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QGkENSIOHN y
PASSE ENGERS BOOKED THROUGH ~
LONDON AND PARIS
Luca MIA Feb. Is. n iCsmpania- Feb. %
Etruria Feb. 90, am iAauretania- Mar.
Carmania Feb 26 II am Lucania- Mar. -
MAURITANIA MARCH 6. LCSIIANIA
MARCH II.
Largest. Fastest. Finest in the World
HCNGARIAN-AMFTiIC SERVICE
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE
SHAN NONIA .....M Mar 1o. APR. go. June u
PANNONfA Mar. 26. May IA. July >. Aug. 20
CARPATHIA APR. y. May -. July Is
SFECIAL MEDITEIsRANEAN CRIiSf-
CALLING AT MADEIRA.
%. 0On tons.
VERNON H BROWN. General Agent
2l-2i state St, opposite the Battery
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
Misses Wear At
erd Fridays
Clearance
d. 1U-SS w S1l Prices

Misses Coats-navy Cheviots and
Scotch plaid mixtures-braid ard
velvet trirn-doubIe breast-extra
wide seIf-facing-were 50 9S---- g .SSi
ChfIdren's COats+Chifon BroadcIoth,
Serges and Nelvet-many elegant
noveIties-broken assortment
therefore coats worth
s59S to s25. .9s. ...--f .SS to IL. IS
Babies Short NainsoOk Dresses
fancy yokes-sizes nlcs- 10 yrs
were 40 ....--.--.-.----.-.--- ~
Little Boys Felt Roll BriHs and
Polos-trim'd with AsrraChsn-
white and colors-were 81 a.. .9SI
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
OCEAN STEAMERS.
N0RTH cEBMAM LLOYD.

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BRENEN -
10 A. II.
Ceciie tnew) Feb. IS K. VIM. H. Apr =
Kais VIM IMar 2 Kaiser q. Gr.. May
Cecilie tnew). Mar. IT Cecilie tnew). May X
K.prinz VIM Mar. "a K'prinz Wul. May Is
Kais. VIM. II Mar 81 Kais. VIM. II. May 20
Kaiser d. Or. Apr. Kaiser d CIR. lune
tecilie new Apr. 4lCecfiie new. June =
k'prinz VIM. Apr. 81 X 'prinz Wm- June 10
Twin Screw Passenger Service:
PLYMOUTH-CHERB RBOURG-BREAEN -
10 A. NJ.
'Rhein Feb q Barba Msy -
'SeydEtz. Mar. 10 Derfflnger May % -
sRresiau " Mar 2sI "Neckar. May ~
'Barharossa Apr. 8 I.uetzow. June
Seydlitz. Apr. 23l rurfuerst. June II
Luetzo~. Apr. so Bremen. June IL IL
kurfuerst 49,. May 7fFriedrich. - June 70
main. ....-- May "a p. Fr'ch WmJure -
'Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service.
-NAPLES-GENOA, at-11 NJ.
CONNECTING AT GIBRALTAR FOR
ALGIERS.
sNeckar Feb ISL Albert. Mar -
p Irene Feb. caIP Irene Apr !
Friedrich. " Mar Z rriedri"h. arr
K. Luise. Mar. IA K Luise. APR. N
"Omits Genoa
From Bremen Piers. I'd &. 4th SITS: HoSoksn;
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TR NNF.l,I.r'f:H
CHECKS COOP ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRTCTIS & CO. No. Broadway. y y
Louis H. Meyer. f0l6 Walnut ST. fhiia-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
DBFsSNAK.NG AND MLIINERY.

A A A Ave make a speciality OF
mourning orders, gowns. waists. Jackets.
etc: al kinds mourning sppHrrl hiaae 10
order al two DAYS notice: material ac-
ceUted OF furnished. Tel, l4ss-Iadison
Reuresentatlve will call. Kelly 33 w. 9th
St near Broadway.
ATTENTION. Street, reception. evening
gowns PRIME handmade welsts;
from latest French models. Te.ephone.
l4Ss-Iadison. Kelly. 3S w -'th 81
CORSETS FOR GENTi.EWoMEN:
The most hygieric laced front hip redie-
ing corset mace: one thar physicians are -ec-
oulmenCirg az Il gives heart and lungs ao-
solute freedom Bosom INeienlc corset
Co ! West 3ith ST. New YORK
Dr2TSSN - Ladies ta'ioTs ani
tiressn,akers latest trnr~nrted sfyies.
lowest prices Stokes. % " 10th st
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14

WOmcn'S NimGlo5 J At
So. 80 Fridays
4A0oS' Clearance
House Dresses Prices
Dressing Sacques-Ripple Eiderdovn-
best coIcrs-were 81 49. --------- 90
Women's bordered blanket and
ripple eiderdown-were s1-ss---- S.4S
FIanuelette and PercaIe Wrappers
braid trimmed o. tGiloTed-
extra fuIl-weTe 81. 80 .4S
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14

St;;isRp AND ROOT TABLES
xS.Sf.EA Arrtr,.ER of billiard and pool t1-
n,ss- nirA gta,e htsslins Au~y ouilders'
,ersst prlees. Marx Byos.. - IIsoa square
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
lat
WcIelS Fridays
vy,er.rIa vg,,,e&, Clearance
" Prices

WaShanle WAISTS Prizes pf'.a"
Waists Of Persian Lawn and Batistc-
elaborate design. with flet
and Val. laces-were S3.9s. 9S
Silky Batiste waists-rich styles.
with f.et and Val aces
worth 500 and $50
broken lots, therefore SS
Mercerized Madras Waists
tailored-also white lawn with
Val lace and enb' were SL49-. SS
C0rsets At
CHS Clearance
PeftlcoatSJ Prices
Coutfl Corsets-black white ard gray
princess ard straight around
sizes Is TO 30-ve-e s1-0o and 81 25 80
Brassieres-(boned corset covers)-
twiIled caubric-lace and emb'y
trim-ribbon run-regularIy s1-5o- .S5
CcutiI Corsets-deep hip-bIack.
white. gray-odd sizes. therefore
30 CT. quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Heavy TaTe,a SILK Petticoars-
black street and evening ssales-
tailored and faacy-were s5-s>- Z. .SS
Women-s Black Sarinette PettIcoa:s-
deep shirred fiOunces-Ees. 3D.. 40
Millinery At
ard Fridays
Clearance
FUMES Prices
worner's Ready-to-wear Hats
felt or felt cloth. with silk capcy
feathers and virgs-
wee 81 ~ --------- %
were S3-Ss- ----.----- AZ
Untrinned Velvet Hats-best shapes
and coors-were s. s. .----..-.-. .SS
ChiIdren's Picture Hats
mirror velvet-black and colors-
were $500 and sS.Uo@c.--...-..-S. .SS
Rich Black Plumes. I7-inch extra
full and glossy-wete s5-4s....S. 90
AT
Boys Wear FRIDAYS
Clearance
Prices
Double Breast Suits-wIth an1 without
beIt-Fancy Chev.ots and Tweeds-
10 Is yrs.-wOrth S4- co .......1 SS
Russian and Sailor SUITS 10 10 yrs
Checks and Mixtures
were y -. ...........-..-..-...1 .SS
Boys Russian Coats and Refers
Cheviots. Mixtures and Overplaits-
3 TO yrs-were 81 3S- LS
Boys Knee Pants and Bloomers-
made from Tailors' fine remnants
Chevlots. Twseds. Corfluroys-
Pants 3 60 IL yrs.-BlooTners , TO 10
yrs.-value - 10 .Ss----.--.--.- 90
KEee Pants and BIocmcrs- 'heviots.
rweeds and CoTiuroys-taped seams
strong waistbands-4 80 l6 Yrs
value 40 and 30. -.--.-..-...- -2S
Rcys' Flannel Blouses-Navy. Red.
Gray-nec kband or shirt collar
d to Is yrs--~ere -+e and Ga %
Madras and Percale &egligee ,s.rts-
newest patterns. also plain white
II To IA neckband IL. kS
All wool FLANNEL Houses Navy. Red,
GTay-r3l.irary nsCk5ard or shirt
collars TO l6 yrs.-~ere Sl.2S.. 90
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14
BALTIMORE & CHIC R. z.


ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even hou-.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections IN New Union Station
WASHINGTON. with a.! Lines South.
Leave New York Daily. 23d st. L.b'y 81
WASHINGTON. srpers. l1-s0 pm 90 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. ESQ am 10 90 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. so am 1900 n n
WASHINGTON. Buffet. l.s0 pm geo pm
"ROYALLTD.. - Diner. $50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 pm 90 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet, ego pm . 20 pm
ThTo9gf Raty TEan' 20 20 5hs s, "sss s
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1.50 am u 90 mn
PITTsBURG. CLEvELD, $50 pm 90 nm
Gin. .sT.LOUIs. .LOUIsv.. 11.sO pm 1.s0 am
cIN. cI;S. .sT. L0HIs. LoU!sy $50 pm 500 pm
House. los Greenwich St q Union Square
Brooklyn: Bro XIV West 25d St and Liberty St.
md full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
Number. Chesea-s144-
y. Y. Y. II. & RAPrFORD r. r
Train. depart from Grand Central Station.
Eos,en fsa ea sis and Ssn sss fondon 9G%
:1ioS2 Ms .,aSo i;9S eA ;os Vi. .zs W,i.
sptd ts:1o A NJ. 'IIlc:oo 'l4;oo 'ii:os
J. NJ
LakevfIIe & Norr-tss:oo A NJ. 1925 p N
CT harrington. Stockhrfdge. Lenox- Pitts
feid-t4: 81. 1900 A NJ. t3:26 p. NJ
Ticket offices at cGd- Cent. st'u and
cIosth st also at c245 1900. cl35+ Bway.
c2a Union So. c1s2 18th Ave-. c243 Col
Ave. c5s3 5th Ave. c6io Mad Ave. cinS
Sou,t G i2h s., s s 2ass sd Ave $40
sDaiIy Except sundays 'Stops at i2atn
g.. xStops at I25th St. Sundays only
sparIoy car Limited. Has dining car.
c Parlor and Sleeping Car tickets Also
t-FHIGH Wall L EW.
Foot OF W. a3d A; Cortlandt and Desbrosses
Sts 3. Daily Sunday: % b9- %. e A..
ds IS. no -. x5.4
lLv.N.Y.A Lv. y. Y..B
Rurralo Exuress .aT 40 AN .e7 so NJ
Buffalo Chicago EXP 'b1 40 AN 'fe- 30 4 "
Chicago Toronto Exp. -uL5 40 PM 40 40 PM
7-ha t2ttrs,Jo Train - ~ PM - M PM
TI.kef Offices. AK and 1850 Procdway.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-14

lFHlGH VALLEY.
Foot of W. 23d \; Cortlandt and Desbrosses
Sts- q. 'Daily. sunday: %. bS %. g. A..
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