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New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
BRIGHT FOR TRUST co.
Progress an Kmckerbocker Ifairs
Indicates Early Reopenine.

member of the depostors' committee of the
knickerbocker Trust Company said yesterday that
when the question of making permanent the re-
ceivership of the company up before Justice
Clark. of the Supreme Court, in Staten Island to-
day the committee would be able TO report further
substantial progress made in compliance with the
requirements set down by Clark Williams State
Superintendent OF Banks. d condition its re-
opening
Bankers and others interested in the affairs OF
the company said that the chances of its being al
lowed TO resume business bright. large
number of the hitherto non-assenting depostors
have come into the plan of resumption in the
few days, and although Justice Clark stated last
Saturday that at the next hearing he would sign
an order definitely determining the future of the
company it is hoped by the depositoFs committee
that when he sees the progress that has been
made in gaining assents TO the plan he viii grant
q further extension of week.
II was said in we'll informed quarters that, as a
result of a thorough investigation of the COM
panys affairs during the week by Clark Williams
he would declare the plan practical provided suf-
ficient time given collect additional cash
The amount needed is said TO be only $500 600
above what has already been received. The re-
manning 80 per cent of the $2400gO0 subscribed by
the stockholders of the Knickerbocker was paid
over to the depositary, the New york Trust Com
pany, yesterday, and the matter OF obtaining aG-
ditonal assents is the only which the re-
opening of the company hinges.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
RAILROADS A
JERSEY CENT rial.

.rvoe euoIjR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR On TIE HopK- 81
FOR PHILADELPHdA' n ~ =: " ,o 6'n II 90
$50. $50, $50. so, s;": 80 80. 20
10 so. $50, $50. $50. ll.50 =. ~. gun
davs 30 $50. $50. :0o0. IL o. IN n
~ 80 $50 80. $50. $50. $50. 5-'o' Nv
s go 10. 20. I1.50 D: m. ,o @ % oo 500
$50 900 1000 II = 90 % !iao 90 g. no 20 81 sos
8 90 100. SEQ, 900 p. m: - 10 mum nn $,
Sundavs / 30 500. 900. 1000 liD a. IA 70
t2Oo noon, 100, 200 800. 400 Do, oU,,.,1y, Dyy'
100 500 200, 1870 p. m. ~ r,lrTS,sS 10 H,lGdS,sS
~ F"F: " FAD 2sD sT. T.:N7.5o. $50. 11.5o a. rn.'
~ ~ IyHERTY m ST. :1i.30 500 1000 a. m
- a, noon, 90. 400. 500 100 p m, DAILY, III,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Ly W 90 20
st:-9.5o a. m. G2So sa's 20 ol,'I .. m.
D. IN M 1IBERTY 2ngIfTTY ST 100 a. m. q"
e,ats onIvI. 3 40 o. m. sundays. 1opo g. i"''
FoR LAKEWOOD AND LAkEHL AXE tn e. e.
Lv ". 23i ST $50 a. m: u[.'o oni,,, o"
onIv) i ~. ? 20 $50. $50 $50 Sats' onIO
n n, sundays 8 20 $50 a. m. 2 20 D. M
Tv. LIBERTY ST. 100. 1Oo0 90 a. &c M 10
Il 90 Sats only) 80. $40. 4 10 D." -
Sats onIy) D. m. Sundays $50. lo-o" d. -''
go p. n. -. ,oltorfng
Time tables NAV be obtained az Iol,o"ai I,'i Ia
offices: Liberty st West I'D 81. 4 ei ,,an 10
Chelsea Astor House. 245. ~ ,l5sst licy
1894 broadway. 1s2 Fifth Az; N IN az
Az y Union square West. 2i3S Ihirn g., -,
1nI West 125th St 24J Columbus Az. 20
York: court St. 343 344 Fulton "a,
WtlIiamsbIrg New York Transfer co caiis
for and checks baggage to destinaI,0OIn a,0nr
y,ceN Pres res Si';iei,- g Gen. Mgr cen Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
DETROIT BANKER A SUICIDE.
Former Postmaster Had Been Greatly De-
pressed Over Financial Affairs

Detroit, March 6.-Ellwood r. Hance. first vice
president of the Unfon Trust Company, of this
city. and former postmaster of Detroit, shot and
killed himself early to-day in his home here
Friends say that he had been greatly depressed
his financial affairs for some time Mr.
Hances health also had not been good, and 1t is
supposed that this aggravated the worry and i'm
PEELED him shoot himself Mr. Hance born
Wilmington. Del. fifty-sIx years ago and came
Detroit in 1878 He admitted the bar and
IN 1859 was appointed postmaster. When the Union
Trust Company was organized he was made secre-
tary. and later e-presdent.
The officers Of the Union Trust Company. in a
statement issued to-day, declared that Mr.. Hance's
accounts with the company are in excellent shape
and that his suicide could have been occasioned
only by causes beyond their knowledge
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

fore they get their money. I will put a large
force of accountants at work on the books
1t is understood that the depos:tors Will be paid
in checks on the Metropolitan Trust Company
and also that depositors representing S2oo0W0
on deposit will transfer their accounts to that
company.
g c. Dickinson president of the Carnegie
Trust Company, said that long as the Car
negie Trust Company had been receiver for
the Oriental he had done his best to unrave
its tangled affairs and to work in the best in
terests Of the depositors and other creditors
but that the agreement was approved the
affSir WAS closed far he concerned
Mr.. Dickinson. during the days of his receiver
ship. had large force of his accountants work
ing on the Orientals books late into the night
As Mr. Jackson walked out of the courtroom
Mr. Beekman stepped up to shm. Il want to
tell YOU said he that the depositors Will ap-
preciate the position you took to-day"
4 should hope So" said Mr. Jackson
1t was said Yesterday that the liquidation of
the bank would hardly take over six months
and that the expenses. exclusive of the $500 900
bonus and interest. would not exceed $4,000
Counsel fees are estimated as being under
5000
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting The Gotham Club, waldorf Astoria . a m
81 monthly meeting Of the marlborough Association
ot Women Teachers Normal College. 2.30 p.
Meeting thu Chicago Womans club York
CITY 30 ~ East 18th 230 y.
Free admission To the Metropolitan Museum ART.
American Museum Of Natural History and the
/pDipgical Gardens
Meeting Of the Vassar Students Aid Society, Hotel
Astnr, 3 D. n.
Dinner 7th Regiment. 9Th Company Veterans.
Hotel AstoT, J.
Free the Board Of Education. -
Public School /. Henry and CathsriHc
Professor Georges C6stegHier, West Point" tillus-
frsted,. Public School lG5 l0sth street and Am
stardaIn avenue. Lewis CASTOR LeaTy. Syria and
Palestine GllIsrTatedp. Public School 1IGth
street between LenoN and Fifth avenues. William
-. f. Bliss. Ancient Thcbes' illustrated; Amer
Museum 77th and Central Park West.
Professor James IuTman Kemp Geology;
Cooper Institute, sth street and Fourth avenue.
Professor Edwin X. a. seligman. The Lessons of
Panic: New York Public Library. No. 503
I4,th Mrs Mary Gregory Murray.
Music Education; New York
Public Library. No l2l East 5sth street. Leslie
WINS EpTague 'riedrick Schiller, and the Gospel
Of Freedom. st Barthoiomew's Lyceum Hall, No
a.5 East 42d street s Stewart Gibson, Photo
Chemistry" GiiustratedD; Young Mems Hebrew
Association. and Lexington avenue Mrs
A Colsten schubert. King of Song Writ
ers"; Bronx Church House l71st street and Fulton
avenue. Edward Justus Parker, The city of
Washington illustrated; New York Public IL
hrary fremont Branch, 10th street and Wash
fngton avenue Miss Hannah ii Hefter, Greek
ArcAltectura' li!lastrated).
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
CHORUS GIRLS MASQUERADE BALL.

Broadway viii probably be deserted after the
various shows the night of March 81 for all the
chorus girls in town Will be found at the Amster-
dam Opera House. 44th street, participating in
annual masquerade ball of the Chorus Girls
Association. A big sight seeing automobile has
been chartered to start from the stage door of
some Of the theatres Among those that will send
delegations viii be 1.-The Merry Widow" and THE
Soul kiss companies. Masks and domnos will
be- provided at the Amsterdam Opera House for
those who do not care to appear in fancy costume.
The main feature Of the evening will be a kissing
contest. The prize viii be $50 in gold Ted Marks
has been asked to be on hand as the official scorer
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
BEAUTY SMILING At GRIEF.

section the chorus had arrayed itself against
the protest of Maude Allen, The Little Girl in
Blue a Wallacb's. has aroused the wrath of
that member Of "A Knight for a Day" She INs
made public letter in which she declares that the
forty members of the chorus WaIlack's
aware OF the existence OF a press agent that
theatre, and that the document of protest
the result of a long and annoying experience with
the stage door Ioiterer."
This beauty closes her defence with a cunning
fling at the opposition.
If she writes the ladies OF the choruses of
the theatres you name-Herad Square. Hippo
drome. Casino and Academy Of Music-arent both
cred, perhaps there is good reason for it, Could il
be that they attractive?'
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
Excursions.
WILLIAM 3. EDWARDS FATALLY HURT.

TRv Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Hartford Conn March 6.-William Bruce Ed
wards father Of Bruce Edwards the well known
New York theatrical manager and former editor
Of The Hartford Post" fatally injured in a
trolley accident here to-day So severely crushed
was his right leg that amputation was necessary,
and in his weakened condition il is not believed at
the Hartford Hospital that he can Withstand the
shock at his advanced age. Mr.. Edwards was
caught hc1ween two cars a Park and Main streets
the fnotorman Of the car which was running back
miscaIculating the distance and pinning Mr.. Ed
wards between the two
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
a RaCY GATHERING,

While the young woman at WallaCk's was dctat-
ing the above in behalf Of her comrades. the cho-
girls attached TO the shows at the Casino
Herald Square, Academy of Music and Hippodrome
were in solemn convention the stage of the Ca
sino. Among the numerous "whereases' adopted
calling the public listen o the plea
the lass who believes the chorus is a typicaly
American institution arranged for the entertain
rnent of the amusement loving public
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
Public Notices.

Taxes axes and @ Assessments. Sc Main otfoe. Borough
OF Manhattan, Hall Of Records, January ls'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. as required
b. the Greater New York Charter that the
esssed Valuation Of Roal and Personal Is
tate ef the Boroughr of Manhattan: The Bronx,
Brooklyn. Queens and Richnond. connprians
The City Of New York will be open for puo-
lie inspection, examination and correction on
ths second Monday ot January. and viii re-
raain open up TO and including the sfst day
Of Marcia. 1909.
During the time that the books are open
for public Inspection application msY be made
by any person or corporation claiming 20 ee
acgsievsd by the sssessed valuation of real or
personal estate 10 hayo IAs same corrected
IN the Borough Of Manhattan: az the main
sessnsnts Han Of Records No 81 Chambers
street
In the Borough of The Bronx. at the office
OF the Department. Municipal Building on-
Hundred and Seventy seventh street and Third
In the Borough Of Brooklyn. a, she office OF
the Department. Municipal Building.
In the Borough OF Queens at the office OF
sv.nus and Fifth street Long island City.
In the Borough of Richmond at the office
Brighton. Staten Island.
Corporations In all The borouShs must mako
Borough q Manhattan
Appleatiens in relation to the assessed
b. the person assessed at the office Of tho
Department in the borough where such per-
esrryns ear 'a on business I @ IN ri The city Of New Yott
at the office OF the Department OF the hor-
eugh whore ouch place Of business IL located.
bstweeu the hours of 10 A. Il. and p M.
except Saturday. whsR all applications
must se -oade between 10 A. II. and IL noon
LAWSON PURDY.
President
FRANK RAYMOND.
NICHOLAS MULLER.
JAMES H. FULLY
CHAS. PUTZEI.,
THOMAS L. HAMILTON
HUGH HASTINGS.
Commissioners st Taxes and Assessments
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

INV Telegraph 70 TIC Iribune.I
Moosup Conn, March THE coroner's inquest
on Dina Pietro the New York Italian whose body
was found in Moosup River at Amyville yester-
day was held this morning, The body was found
i'm two packages The verdict that he was
murdered by Salvatore Capagall0 the night Of
December q. Capngao, who was already under
arrest was brought before Judge Danielson and
pleaded not guilty but held for the Superior
Court the evidence OF his wife Mrs Jennie
Capaeallo who said that her husband killed the
man without cause.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

You never know when your shoes
will get wet, but if they're our
Double" shoes, you don't care.
Every day black walking shoes.
but as waterproof as leather can be.
$3.50.
Something doing still with bargain
suits at Sl5, $40 and $25.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
256 842 1900
Warren ST 18th st. 32nd st.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
Extraordinary Sale OF
WoSfsnLcIrl RaZoTs

The famous u. WCstenholu q
iNL-usuaIly SI.49 and S19S-.'
A large lot that came 70 Us -
great cut in price. because
cancellation Of order ny
Western house for whom 'ns.
had been specially nlanuIa.s
urvd one Of those trade Isss s,-s
actions that the maker SU
by. but through which our '
toners profit.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
Three Fine Wakes Il
VCme1'S White Waists

White I.avn-AIIovr- E2ub Z frC1ts -
eySiet and biirF effects, CT s1s2t1
woke styles neatly t-iEl'd VIII w. 4
and erub' } n1sGaliIcrS- ----------' q
FINE BatisJe Waists round. rci1tsi
or squared yok-s -~Uu5y or EtN'
Nentse lace combined with va
bNdtces Handsomely trim ,s--Sialn U
trim = sleeVeS-Tucked r,1NES- Q
variety CT Handsome styles -------' l .
Fine Lawn AMI Batists-frpnJs 1a'I,.'
trin'd with lace and nlS-ia.itons ci
smh'v-nGvejtv woke effects SIEVE {
and back tucked and Trim d -..-''o o
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
Hers Vests CT WaiStco2ts

l-fsnn.i and Ni~r.-4'j Nadrae--~tlS
stripes rr 5tSurss-!tS1t and "-i'uh.
sn!aTiuCs button made b' one -,
the best tailor= fuli custom = -
frist-~iz-s 20 To 4t-spee. .ai- .... SsFF
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
New York. March : 1905
NEW YORK CENTRAL. STORAGE co.
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

ORDERS TAKEN reduced rates this week.
material accepted. street cr evening
soHns Louise, lag West a1st ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
\ V n n & HARTFORD r. r.

Trains denart from Grand Central Station
42d 81 and Attn Ave. as follows for ,,o.on
Boston via New London PRO-. 10 10
y 500 - 5 o. .'12:OO p NJ: VIA Will
mantic-4's:u3 a NJ. +2:Ol p NJ VIA va
Spfd. 1915 A. NJ. 300 'i.4Vo' 'lIOo
iakeviIle & Norf.-+-9:c0 A. NJ: - :26 P NJ.
Ct Harrington Stockbridge. Lenox FITS
heId-+4:54; t'e:oo A. N. 3:26 P; NJ
cI25th 81 also at c24J 1900. c13J4 r way.
c25 Union 50. c1s2 5th Ave. c245 Coi;
Ave. c563 9Th 4Ee. c649 Mad Ave. clo3
W. 125th St. 219s 3d Ave. In Bklyn. q
Court 81. 40 Nostrand Ave. 800 3 way.
sDaiIy Except sundays 'Stops at 12oth
St xStops at 125th s.: sundays only
1Parlor Car Limited Has dining car
cParlor and sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
Ke-'s SVri-g NecEWsar

SIX and Fihlc St.k four iu hands and
strings latest shades. including
smart designs in ihe new 10
Blues and tsrztys- -.---. .. -.--...- -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
WOnlen's EXtra-SiZe COrsets

usually sell at l'o
An opportunity for the buy excellent
Half Price,
known make drab-CoUtiI black
Satecn-Iace and ribbon fnish-sizes 50 to IS
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
For Lenten Season:
Mems NegNgee Shirts

Plain or side or box piaItet t'sou'S
new SnriuE stripes and figure. AIS"
m, new corn col ,~- attached "r ca
detached Jufts-hand iTcn~d- -.----
Special attention ." cut tnsureS
good at and perfect se'ttns bosom
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
AMERICAN LINE From Pier II n r.

AMERICAN LINE az 10 4 NJ
ILYMOUTH-CHD -S'THAMPTON.
PHILADELPHIA Mar. o. Apr T. May
ST PAL AUL...-..... Mar IA, Apr II, May y
NEW YORK ...... Mar Il. Apr. Is. May 10
ST LOUIS. ........ Mar. 2S. Apr. -, May -
RED STAR LINE From ar Pier II A Il; NJ n H.
NBW YORK-DOvER-
KROONLAND .... Mar. :. Apr 4, MAY
FINLAND .--..... Mar. IA. Apr. II. May
NADERLAND bee. Mar p, Apr. IL. May ~
ICELAND ........ Mar. IS. Apr. -. May -
WHITE STAR LINE From ,r n Per =
NEW York; NSTOw wN-LIVERPOOL
-RALTIC. Mar 10 10 A NJ. Apr. rs. May IA
CEDRIC Mar 26. go M: Apr-23. May Il
CELTIC. Apr .. 10 AN. May !. June t
PLYMOUTH TH-CHERB'G G-SOCTHAMPTON
OCEANIC. Mar. II. ! y NJ. APR. :. May
"TETTONIC. Mar. Is, 10 A. M; Apr. -. May II
-+ADRGATIC. Mar.25, IL \. NJ. Ar -. May 10
MAJESTIC. Apr. l. 10 a. NJ. APP. %. May -
New, 1000 Tons: has Elevator. Gym
naSium. Turkish Baths and 'Orchestra.
NHH NHH h6s46x. T2HK TO ITALY
Via Azores. Madeira Gibraltar. Algiers.
'REPtBLIC .... Mar. !. noon; Apr. 1s. noon
'ROMANIC. Mar. H. < A. NJ. Apr. %. May 30
'CRETIC Mar. 2S. noon; May 9. June 20
'CANOPlC. Apr. Z. / PM: May 10. June y
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY.
Freight Office, Whitehall Bldg. Battery III.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
BALTTNoRE & OHIO R. r.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAiN0-
''F,very other hour on IN" even n.r>- nUrl,
To BALTIMORE AND WASH HINd -
Direct Connections III New mon o'a''
INNS l1 - -, XI. U,iIt- 2:;lT 81 Lily St
S.fIN,,rC% S;Tp.re II 80 pm I 80 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 80 am 20 Co a.,
WASHINGTON Diner. 100 am ~ io-U0 90 a..
WASHINGTON. Di7"T. II ~ am IL. = ~ w Il - -
WASHINGTON Buffet 90 pm 90 90 ~ -,
W, = SitI1fEG6T ~ \ - Ftuffet 8 30 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the 90 ~,
CHICAGO. PITTS 81 re. ." am -, 90 - -
rITrSpI-pC CIF,VFr'D $50 pm 4o0 pm
i.i,t.fYTt5itpi, TflITTfSD G. 30 pm 100 pm
CiE. STICITS. .LOUISV.. 80 pm 81 81 am am
GIN. ST. LOUIS, ,LoIlSN-. 9-.,V am am q 90 nm
GIN, ST Louis. .LOUIST.. $50 pm 90" pm
Ofices: 30. 434. 1900 Broadway. . 1,ssr. AS.ps
House los Greenwich st. % Union % e,
". 39l Grand St. y. Y; 3i3 tultGn 81
Rrooklyn: West 23d 81. and Liberty ST..
After Is o. m. Sleeping car Resert dllpt7 .
and full Information regarding trains -. 80
can be Obtained at Bureau OF I'M ofi.1 .f,tc
p & o r. r. 23d St Terminal thoii'
Number Chelsea-3i44
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
SuyrOgdteS Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ARNER
/ c. THOMAS. q Surrogate of the County OF
York, notice is hereby given TO all persons having
cIan1s against Gustave Schirmer, late County
~ New York deceased. present the same. with
vouchers thereof subscribers at their place of
transactng business the office of Messrs Rowland
,snrrav Prentice No 80 Wall Street, in the City Of
n De- ed Tew York. 5th day of October. 1907.
DOIPI E. SCHIRMER
GRACE NJ. SCHIRMER
WINTHROP l. ROGERS
Administrators @
ROWLAND MURRAY & PRENTICE.
Attorneys for ADMINISTRATORS
wall st,
York
0TTINGER CLARA.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
- CnIntv of New York notice is hereby given to ali
Tons having against Clara Ottinger of the
New York, deceased with
vouchsrs thereof. the subscriber his
sctins business. 80 Wall street. Borough OF
Manhattan. City. before April Sth.
MARX OTTINGER, Executor.
NATHAN OTTINGER. Attorney for Executor. 60 Wall
street borough Manhattan. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF ORDER OF HON ABNER
1 c Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
against Archibald Turner, late of the County
OF New York. deceased. TO present the witt
vouchers thereof the subscriber, at her place OK
business. the Office of Wilson NJ Powell.
No wall Street. the Borough OF Manhattan. the
CITY Of York. before the 25th day of April
Dated New York. 10th day Of October. 1907.
EMILE =. TURNER. EXeCutriX etc.
WILSON NJ POWELL Attorney for Executrix No 20
wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
SveciaI Lr1c1eolS
To-day (SaturaaU
II.9o 10 2:30

No. Soup or clam ChcV"rI-,,
Roast Beef Crcqusttes. N-.s.s
cream sauce. or Boiled se
Baked Apple Tea or NoU
No Soup Veal outlet STe..e
Tomato sauce SpasnS
Tapioca Pudding 81
Tea or COZ - go
-, S-Ctafn CAowter or Soup>
calves Liver and Bason. s-.rs
Baked weakfish. Liris ~
Cbolce ~ Pic. Tea or Ccfi's
No soup Roast ,V.gstaele.
Cranberry sauce. a
cream I;ire Fuddins W
Tea ttr COrTe~ .----- -. ~
- .,,-tcuers rrrfer. JheS can
,rrara instead q other ieM M
breakfast paiiv. % !. -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
Interesting Prices fc-
Women's Long G,oveS

soft Gla-e Rid Black. White Tan
I. tuttou L-uss-b
e., 81 quality .----...---.--.'..r ..r-.--- / ~
10 button i.enIth--
s. ~ quality ...,.......-.s...-....S -. / = .
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

4
Mediterranean Service.
-NAPLES-GENOA.a at IL ~, a, ",
CONNECTING AT GIBRALTAR FOR
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN Lloyd.

Fast Express service
PLYMOUTI-CHERB BOURG-BREMtsN -
10 A. NJ. a.,
Cecilie new Mar. II Cecilie new May 10 "a
K'prlnz WIN. Mar 24l K'prlnz VIM. May -
Ksis Vim. II Mar. 81 Kais. VIM ii May 70
kaiser a r..Anr. I Kaiser d. Or. June Z
teciIio CneN, Apr IA Ceciiie new. juno y
B'prinz VIM Apr 2I X prinz VIM. June IL
Kais Wrn II ADr 2sl Kais VIM. ii June -
Kaiser d. Cir May S Kais. d. CIR. June ."
Twin Screw Passenger Service
PLYMOUTH-CHERB RBOURG-BREMb bN -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
Are You
Looking for
Board
or
Rooms?

The New-York Tribune's
Information Bureau, at its
Uptown Office. 1864 Broad
way, has on file all the bet
ter class Boarding Houses
and Room Houses. FREE
information as to prices
and localities.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

From Bremen Piers. 81 < 4th Sts-, ~, :.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRA Eli EdII -s-tI, =,
i-HEC,KS GOOD ALI. OVER THE WORLD
OELRICHS & co, No. broadway, n. l.
Louis II Meyer, 1915 Walnut St, PhiIa-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
LOST--BiNKBOOKS.

LOS
RANKROOK no. 423. .625 OF the Union
Dime savings Institution is missing Any
person having a claim to II is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celIod and a new one issued
RANKBOOK No. 800 TAT Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. Any
rerson having a claim 10 IL is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passboOk cancelled
ana a new one issued.
BANKBOOk No $50 43I of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit To having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST OR STOr rL.N. .- handbook No. AL .722
of the German Savings Bank in the city
Of New York, corner 4th ave and 14th ct.
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the 18th day
of March 1908. a duplicate Will he ISSUED.
lost OR STOLEN N-Baukbook No. 40 s23,
of the Flmierant Industrial Savings Bank.
PAYMENT stopped. Please return book to
bank No 81 Chambers st
ICST OR STOLEN. Bankbook No. 4S3SI
Of the Emlgrant Industrial Savings Bank.
PAYMENT stopped. Please return book 10
bank. No ~ Chambers st.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
U1deryrice Specials n
TciIet and E2nicure Goods

All Standard preparations IN
Toilet Articles ara here sold at
lowest prices. Not being in
te-e-ted in private laboratories
We offer no substitutes. but sell
the GENUINE at lower prices
than others ask for limitations.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought Mt highest market value; made
into new articles exchange for new jew
slry or Japanese goods at N. F. Teppers
factory, ~ West 35th at
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

Few OF US can AFFORD to be idle, and
10 those who work, sound, strong
back Is a necessity. A bad back pre-
vents rest OF sleep. and aches all day
With q Guu. tired throb.
Don't think because sharp twinges
strike you when you lift. or twist
about, or reach, that your work Is too
hard for you. Bad backs are com.
mon In every occupation. Those
aches and twinges are only Natures
warning that the kidneys need help
IL Is easy TO tell II the kidneys are
sick. and are not thoroughly loing
their work of altering the blood
!, Backache is an early warning. Heud-
ache. dizzy spells. puffy swellings un.
der the eyes or In the ankles and legs
nervousness. irritability. rheumatic
pain and tired feelings also tell OF hid
ney ills.
Examine the urine. II II Is ex.
tremely pale and light. the Kidneys
are not getting out all OF that uric
poison. In IL is dark colored and
thick. passages too frequent, or too
scanty,>if there is any sediment de.
posted when II stands, II passages
burn or pain. that Is proof enough
thnt The kidneys need attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills have given
strong. sound backs to thousands.