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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
auf ben Mann breT{irt.

!5err: nSOrsn Sic mai, Der 5unb.
ben Sic mir neuIi4 pertauIt fdben, 1T
ia elm i6redlifes 5bier. Gr fat gez
tern einen GeriGtspoa3ieber in ods
8ein eebifsn!"
SAMPLER: pNd, t0nnen sic nod
me9r psrlungen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
d M pftr.

9e1ner (otu rtIr tbeiIlpeiis gelesrtsn
Seller pe~gnebmeno): s0urf i'd Sbnsn
nod ettpas brir9en2"
Gait: gGelOiB. ods 9eIAperoebuh."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
9 on Der g d. miere.

2tm 6uBe pes 3benterSettels gum
.Mphr bon 9eneoia" iinoet iid Die
gemertung: Die ette i6ipar3e 6orbc
bes Stbello Itammt aus Der bieIigen
beitrenommirten Bih8Iabrit bon
YuBte & So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
Ger N0rgttr.

r6at SIRE 6rau audi ifon einmal
ba9 Gfien an6rennen laiien?"
.Gie2 Dor Der lit nid)t ,inmat Der
talte QtufIhnitt iidsr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
s. d

@ait: ~Gtne feline 3isarre. Die 81.
mir od oertauit baben; iiiufsiQmaI
babe i) lie minoeitenS Ihon angeit IT,"
Dirt9: .Sebsn Sic iih bod mai {
6iiiel bier in ben 3ugtpino!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31

S4ul3e (alS Der Yolijift gum ma
e%elneusn Nrreit1uus einen 0ugdbuns
ben geI6leppt bringt) : on nirIt
bob nidt ben feinen 4rreit nit 10
einem frempen, bergeldufenen 8erl
einpeiben polen - pos miibt a
Srtstinb iein !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
Il 6.

@raf: nGs mar cine 6redbeit bon
Dir. Sobann, oaB 9u iiberdq er3G6It
boit, i6 mare pruittrant, mo i6 bod
gebirnleioenb mari"
Sobann: ySu, Serr 8raf. =. penn
i6 Den 2euten mas bon 8e6irn Iagte.
ba babsn lie mid INNER ausgeldht."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
8olle9en.
Sic a0nnen Dir niGt
Die Grfiiaung Der Bflift;
Sc grDBer 0ein Gifer,
9eito 0rder ibr @eifer.
6 / cb Qefa9t.

gsiIimiit: SD tonn ni9t unDers.
6err qroieNor. id mlB msinen Sin.
tritt in bic Welt als Elm llngliid be-
Hagen"
profcNor: .0as 6atten Sic a6er
porber bebenten iolIsn mein Gieber."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
Yrotti #.

5dusberr (Q8ittlper): n8oS GfIcn
babcn Sic beute total oerial3en."
!0auSbGlterin: o8iloen Sic iit) nur
besne0en teine SApaA1eiten ein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
q b.

GfatD.
Mpotbefer: y!6immet, mag mir paTs
iirt 1T! 6a6e i4 bod einem aunoen
itott Gbinin - Strphnin g%egeben!"
Satin; nSieb mai an! llno oa8
1T 9eipiB piel t6eurer9!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31

Simmer oerietbe.
@rst: yS6r Puts ite6t ouf 1O3!"
4%uttionotor (im 5iebsr); JOB!
Gum ~eriten, gum 5lpeiten, gum Dritten.
3u9eI6tngen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31

seine 4uffuiiunb,
Nusgeraubter: ngeomfm Sic:
.llnred)t Gut qeosi6t nift"!"
Rdtber: $50? !0d6en Sie's aud
9eItp6len?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31

EGiie sur HeiIe in's Auslanb be.
iurgt 6. Gaine, Ir. 413, Cf-Salti.
u.oreitraFe, nabe Gnitum Sunie Ipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
GiQene u usteuuro a.

2%o9iStpirtbin +; ySeIIas, tpo lit nur
meme Stububr bin ?"
STUDENT n9ie bab' ih natiirlif
periebt !! Sic Iagten bod. 1e mare gu
meiner genuBung ba p"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31

Sm 9orfnirhtsGaus.
Wirtb gum 6remoen, Ser Ieinen
Stubl III sic N1he oes Stamnltiides
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31

ieln. Srou Hahbarin id, babe
Sbnen alld 3ipei Slieaen fir Sbren
Soubirold m~itgebraftl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
9 E Grille d.

Botient: "3ieRen Sie3d1ne f6mer3.
los dus2"
3dbnar5t: nNi6t INNER! 60 babe
i'd mir Dor 5tpei 3agen bic !6ano ba,
bel berrentt unb ie tbut beut nod
peb!"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
ORIENTAL DEAL SURE,
STOCKHOLDERS PLEASED.
Metropolitan Trust HW Tohe
CHARGE of ASSETS at Once.

ts,-t tya,i,, r,-ssi6en4 Of the suspended Oriental
Bank announced last night that the contract papers
would probably lie signed to-day in the deal by
which the metropolitan Trust Company wouio take
over the assets Of the closed state institution, pay
of all the 6epositors who desired and hquidate
the bank for the benefit OF The stochholoefs-
Though some few details still remain to be ar-
ranged an officer of The trust company said last
night that denosftors in the Oriental would prob
ably he able TO get their money al the Metropolitan
Trust Company Offices Monday morning.
At > meeting Of the stockholders Of the Oriental
yesterday liquidation plan was approved and
O vote Of thanks rendered TO President Kelly
end the directors for the hard work which they
had done in the interest of the depositors and
stockholders: The directors were authorized 10 GO
ahead ard complete the deal.
Wnen the Oriental suspended on January % its
deposits amounted 10 s4,4s5es7 S. and'the surplus
vas s7Sss1aSs II owed the Clearing House s.751.-
81 2S for outstanding loan certificates. The banks
carital stock is S750.ono
Beverly Chew. vice e-president of the Metropolitan
Trust Company. said last night counsel for the
Oriental had assured the officers of the trust COM
pany that a. least S15e9oo OF the deposits of the
Oriental would be transferred the trust COM
pany. Nevertheless. the company stands ready to
pay off every dollar Of the Orientars deposits il
they arc called for. Many Of the closed banks ac-
counts are. Of course, commercial, and such are
not the kind which a trust company would care 10
handle.
The plan Of liquidation provides for the trans
ferral of the entire assets of the Oriental Bank
and its Bowery branch 10 the officers of the Met
ropolitan Trust Company at No. 49 Wall street
Depositors in the Oriental will first be required 70
file proof of claim with the Iquidating commit
tee When this is verified The depositor will have
two courses open. He may either draw down his
balance in cash from the trust company or open
his account there
r " Jones, jr- ex-president Of the Oriental
will act as liquidatins agent ana the trust COM
pany will receive a Of about Sl50,F0 in return
for its services. 1t believed that there viii he
enough money remaining after the depositors are
paid and the iiqudating agent satisfied TO give the
stockholders al least teao share The stock of the
Oriental had a book value Of 500 share Jan
uary !. The day before its book value was $40
share. but President Kelly and the state banking
department went over the banks assets carefully
on the night Of December 81 and wrote off every
doubtful claim
The directors of the Oriental, if is understood.
will file a bond individually TO protect the Metro
politan Trust Company during the time II is act
ing Hquidaiing agent. Clark Williams. State
Superintendent Of Banking. in whose charge the
Oriental is al present. is understood 10 have ap
proved Of the liquidation plan.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
FIRST N4TION4L 4LONE.
No Other Bank Erpects to Follozc
It's Plan for Holding Com PAM.

TIE announcement that the First National Bank
was to organize holding company acquire and
administer the real estate, securities and other
property cf the bank aroused much interest in
financial circles yesterday, but far could be
learned none Of the other large national banks in
the city intends follow the example of the First
National IN segregating its securities.
n its statement The Controller Of the Currency
under the call Of February Il the bank reports its
holdings Of bonds and other securities s aEgre-
eating So So SOL increase of than S5Ceo0i0
since the December report The National City
Bank and the Chase National Bank come next TO
the First National among the New York City
banks in the amount OF bonds and stocks held The
former holds sSll55.256 and the latter s17093.236
Officers Of both these institutions said positively
yesterday. however, that they had no intention Of
adopting the plan Of the First National Bank One
Of these rnen said the reason they con-
teInTlaJins The organization Of holding companies
take oyer their securities was because their hold
ings were virtually all bonds accepted by the Sec
retary Of the Treasury as security for govern
rnent deposits and circulation.
There was { sharp advance in the bid price
First National Bank stock yesterday from $3.50 to
ss25 None Of the stock was offered for sale.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
DON'T DISCUSS ERIE DIVIDENDS.
Directors Silence at Meeting Supposed to
Mean They Will Be Passed.

No action was taken by the directors Of the Erie
Railroad Company a their meeting yesterday in
regard the dividends the frs; and second pre-
ferred stocks. Their failure to take up the sub
5ect was regarded in Wall Street equivalent 10
an announcement that the dividends would be
passed when she question came up for final de
oision
The last seIni-annual dividend the first and
second preferred stocks declared payable in
scrip. but inasmuch the Public Service Commits
son of the % District. TO which the legality OF
these sc-1p dividends vas referred. has yet
rendered decision the question. and
dividends for the current half year have not been
earned. il not expected in financial circles
the directors would take any action regarding
then Cille%s u MAS u pass them altogether
2 IL. Hartman. who was one OF the directors
present a. tt'e meeting, said afterward that the
question Of Dividends had not been discussed
al the session Of the board
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

-rb. eoI1ouine netitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United states Dis
trict Court:
Voluntary. Rufus H King. salesman sa1 Of oto No
chiefly in Iiquidated claims. $3.50 Prlnclpal creo
itor Tracy & Co. of No. 70 Wall street Tor UNPAID
TounaTy Ernest Num- g, eieT Gle i 6seSreS of S1 s.
no assets Principal creditors the &C SSadale ga M MINIS ing
Company, of No S3 Broadway SGT % "a ano a 'hT
Clearfeld Btuminous Coal Corporation Oh NO /
Voluntary John 1} 90ntey Gss,e uSka va formerly PI I in
Nos $50 and 4s2 Ess 1"stn bn,di9e street ras s
estate valued at $1,000 and cash on hand. sl,173 s.
voluntary Bessie Adelman and Carolyn Hersten, hc
doing business at No. 1859 Fifth avenue. under the
firm name of The Gem liabilities $6-S 9s no as
involuntary against the Empire Binding Com
pany. of No 81 Greene street composed & OF Max MAJ,
soIvency and preferences alleged Claims aggre-
gate 1888.
The schedules of Albert Spear & Co. show la
bilties ss451 7e and assets of sS29 A. including
debts due on open account, 1888 A. The Four
teenth Street Bank is the highest creditor. for
N476.
The schedules of August Rosenberg give his liza
bilities 2111 %. with no assets He was mem
her Of the firm of Albert Spear Co, and the liza
bilities given in the individual schedules are the
same as the claims against the firm.
The schedules of Jacob Schndler, formerly in
business at No. 1o4 Eldridge street, show liabilities
s2s 39s 81. s17,653 including stock
trade, $500 and debts due on open account, $3.50
The highest creditor is the American WoOllen Com
panv. of No. 12S Fifth avenue. for $1,000
The schedules of the Thompson Pie Baking Com
pany show liabilities 500 10 76. and of s13
627 S. including machinery and tools, 5000; horses
wagons and harness $3.50; stock in trade, $3.50
The Sheriff has received two attachments for
s3,923 against property Of the Roxbury Distilling
Company. of Baltimore West Virginia corpora
tion. in favor of Louis Isenburger on assigned
claims of Lemuel E. Demelman. for money ad-
vanced and shares of stock sold to William J
Mackay. who said the confidential agent
for the company. The claim is said to be dis
puted.
deficiency judgment for e37s6 has been entered
against the Netherlands Construction Company in
favor Of Joseph Hemershlag, growing out of the
foreclosure sale of property on the southwest
corner of Broadway and 10Sd street
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY I, gS;I GENIRAsaa;;. { l!R Al.

TWO-HODR 1hAlN ~ n1GrTD
"a aSa sd Fsd, 80, SO. $50 $50. 10 So II. 20
1850 a. M. 1855 1.20, 1.5O. zoo. 3.so' s. ~
Ib0 $50. $50. 7.5O. $50. II 90 p m. sun
Savs. $50 $50. 800. 10 bo. li.oV a In;' sn'
1870. 1J0. ESQ, $50. 400. o.oo. o.oo. ''o''
$50; 60 iG 1isERTY fe, 1lsS & $50. TOO 500
noon. 100. lao. 200. 400. 100; 40 800.
500. Z co. 500. 900 p. m. y 10 midnign-
SUNDAYS. 80. 500. 9.o0. 10. 90: II oo a. M; n
IL 90 noon, LOO 200 s s.0o 4S; :. m,Sn,sSt ma E
'-Yo ToR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
" " 23D ST:-7.5O. $50. I1.50 a ra-.
$50. a5O. $50. s5O p. m. daily.
Lv. Liberty ST. ii. 80. 500. 1000 . m.
Il 60 noon; 2oo 400 i9y 500 100 ?. NJ e. da1sE ssb
. eHiI'isU m Sundays. "a ~ $50 a. m. 80 p. N. =.
Lv. LIBERTY STD 90 a. M; % %"
sats only). $40 p IN. Sundays iooo q "-'
iU FOR r LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHUssr.
onIv,. i.2O. $50, $50. 4.50 (8.20 Sats. oniy)
m Sundays, $50. $50 a. m. =. 20 D. IN.
Iv LIBERTY ST.:-4-oo 1000 a. M
n 90 sats only,. 1-3o. Lao. 4 10. 800 % 30
ssts. only) D. H. sundays o'So. io-o" d "i''
nm, tables may be obtained at following
orices: Liberty ST West 23d st. Tel sl44
chelsea. Astor House. 24o 434. I5yV,
1854 Broadway. ls2 Fifth Az 81 Fi,tn
Av 25 Union Square West, 2isS Ih.fo e..
York; Court St. S43: 34f Luton 81, az
WiIIiamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination;
w @. BESLER. W. I. HofE.
vice-Pres & Gen Mgr Gen pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ST. Mchaels Feb 26-Repubiic (Br Alexandria Ma
pies New York.
Naples FEB 22-San Giovanni HtaD. New York via
East London. 25-Clan Macfarlane IBr). New York
via CETe Town etc
Port said Feb 26-Arahistan Rr) New York via Oran
Malta for KuTrachce. etc.
Rurrachee 24-Stolzenfes GER. New York via Al
Santos Feb 24~Kevingrove ,3r New York via Pernam-
buco. Macelo etc
Southampton Feb "a. 40 m-Oceanic tBrt New York
Via Chei hourg and Queenstown.
Antwerp Feb Mohawk tIir New York
Shields Feb Netheree tBr,. New York; cath,
Prince Jew York
Manehester Feb 25-corsicsn Prince tBrl. New York
PASSED
Lizard FEB 26-Hansa Ger. New York for Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
EMPIRE STEEL AND IRON co MEETING
Directors Decide 10 Retain Accumulated
Dividends OIL Preferred Stock.
meeting Of the stockholders OF

Al the ann = meeting Of the stockholders of the
Ersp4re sieeItad Iron Company held in Jersey
City Yesterday. Leonard Peckitt, president OF the
COMPANY reported total net earnings for l4I7 of
s6izaS an sacrease Of s231 462 the preceding
year The ret profits s5I725s as against
Seo6s5 10 1895 ard the surplus remaining after ,i
payment of dividends &2s7.7ls an increase of
Sce
president Pecktt, IN his statement to the stock
hoioers sa4c that the directors had considered The
"o'lseo-4N % making payment on, The aocu-
iaolateo dividends on the preferred stock no,r
amounting 10 l3 pe- cent. but lad decided :, :
lam iie I4lolsy IN the business until the return ~
more nearly normal conditions The report ia
oo-ses action 10 maintain the prices Of iron .~d
steel .Tcduct&-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
New Millinery

Original fancies that show how
successfully designers meet the de-
mand for tasteful midWinter novel;
ties for day and evening. and which
are also adaptable for Spring and
Summer-shapes drapings and
trimmings are more chic and
striking than ever in the har-
monies of beautiful braids. laCes.
nets. wings. flowers, etc. that I'LL
our SaIesroOrnS and are offered at
values which will readily be
recognized as unmatched
prices run in great variety
from. 1...............S.4 As to 1900
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
wATERs-pIERcE CUSTER SUSTAINED.
Decision of Texas Supreme Court Will Be
Taken to Washington.

Austin Tex. Feb. 26-The supreme court ol
Texas to-day sustained the judgment of the lower
,riaI cofr-s wherein they rendered judgment for
81 500 600 damages and from the state against
the Waters Pierce Oil Company for violating the
Texas antitrust laws
The case will be appealed at once TO the Ohi'eu
States Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
Great Reductions in

Ripple Fiderdown SaCqueS-
fast CoIcrs-laTge COIlar-full satin
triu-not all sizes-were $50 .9S
Alhatross Dressing Sacques and
Kimonos-lace and ribbon trim
loose o. fitted
We're S5.9s. 2. 40 Were s6-es. 3 40
Kimonos-were Sizes II .9S
Liberty Satin and Taffeta Waists
the satin are superbly designed.
with Point Nenise and Val laces-
some with elegant mOusquetaire
sIeeves-only white and blue
the taifeta only IN black. but very
rich qualities. trimmed with Point
Venise or lattice work over net
all sizes-weTc S6.SS. .------t 20
Fitted Petticoats-Marcsliiue. the
attractive new fabric, drcssy. silky.
durahle-ftted 10 the figure with me
skil!-ar lengths and bands
high fancy tOGnCsS-
were Sl-NS --- --- - q
Jersey Top PetticcaJs-silk sateen or
Morcsn flotInces-odd lots
were Sl.G9 to s9.9S..-. .SS to S.SS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
TRANSPACIFIC MAIL

Destination ana steamer. Close in New York
Hawaii. Japan, CCrea and China (via San
Francisco)-Amerca Maru Feb 81 p m
Hawaii, Guam and the Philippine Islands
Cia San Francisco)-U transport. o. 500 m
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China and the
Philippine Islands Francisco
Siberia s. 500 m
Tahiti and MarQuesas Islands Cia
Francisco)-Mariposa Mar s. 600
New Zealand, Australia Except West and
New Caledonia via San Francisco
Aeon Mar s. 800 m
Japan. Corea China and Philippine
Islands tvia Vancouver Victoria,
B C)-Empress of Japan IL 600 m
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
Ciearauces IN
Notions and Stamped Goods

cushion Tops-Harverd and Yale
tinted and stamped--woTth n. .
Hose Supportsrs-alI styles
mostly pink and red
some siIk-were II 20 %. pr-.---- 9
Best American Ptns-assorted sizes
were 60 dozen .-.- s---.-.----.'.-. 90
Stocking Fest-spliJ sole
reg value 10 pair-as seconds .
Fancy Buttons-aSout 50 fine styles
trimming and coat size
were "a 20 Sl.19-dozen.- L 21 70 .SS
Buttonhoie Tape-black only
worth IL and rs yard -.-...-...-. .
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27

For two months yet, at least, mod
erately warm suit makes all the diff
ference between shiver and not.
Small wonder our Winter suits 90
at S15, $40 and $25, when those three
prices mean reductions of S. Or $40 on
practically all the stock.
Some Summer mixtures are S15
too. and quantity of outing" suits
at $3.50 instead of from $40 to S25.
Separate trousers at $3.50 add sew
eral hundred to the bargain total.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
e58 842 1850
at at at
Warren st. 18TH st. 32nd st.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 'O8
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Brentwood (r) Booth Santos January q and
Rio de Janero ~ John c Seager Co. with coffee
arrived at the Bar at 10 m e5th
Daniel Baqs, with at the Bar at $50
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger, ,<uppers Bremen
e with h. 40 cb a69 3 s oehs ss
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at $40 p 25th.
s and 9r'9as
Island 81. the Hsmburg-American Line. 12S
passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 4
cebu % singapore Penang January Port said -
Win ndse Arrived at the Bar at ioso m 18th
H scs4 Is Sane sa3sndz 1s S m
Porto Plata 49, Monte Crsti 20 and Turks Island 81 TO
steamer concho Young. Galveston, February
mdse Passed in QuaTantine at 6;57 M 90
southern Pacific Co with mdse Passed in Quarantine
steamer Princess Anne, Tapley, Newport News and
MGro 10 the n oa sabS DGoR Hdo at s 3 sn and
Steamer Huron ingram Jacksonville February q and
mdse, on Long Branch at 4:5s ..u
Steamer Ogeechee Pickett. brunswick. Ga. February
d, to Brunswick SIS Co. with mdse- on Highlands
Steamer Robert Heyne Ger; stebenow. Dunkirk De
cember IA and Queenstown February g. with cha chalk to
Steamer Jersey city (r) Davidson. Bristol February 8
and swansea TO- to James ATkeil & Co. with mdse' Ar
a. o b New Y62 and DUG CUBAN Mari S Co With
steamer Nord America GtaD. Di Barbier, Genoa Feb.
ruary 10, Naples y and Palermo 13 to fairfield Solar
Co. 13 cabin and go seerage passengers and
mdse Arrived at 43o q m.
Tampco February II.
American Smelling and Refining Co. with lead
and copper Sandy Hook at IL 25
Grenada tBrD, Mcirath. Perth Anboy, the
Trinidad shipping and Trading Co, in ballast Passed
in Quarantine at a:48
Steame~ Vincenzo Giorgic CNorp Jacobson. Sama
February the Atlantic Fruit Co, with fruit Ar
the Bar at p m.
Huron jacksonville February nd
Charleston - Clyde Co with passengers
rndsa OF Long Branch 4:5S
Steamer Ogeechee. Pickett Brunswick February IS
TO the Brunswick S. Co with mdse. on Highlands
SANDY n :, Feb &c $40 m-wind mod
breeze; hazy: rough
SAILED.
Steamers Admiral Sampson. Port Antonio. Port Maria
etc: Armenian d3r). Liverpool Jefferson. Norfolk and
Newport News Kherson (Russ Rotterdam Ltbau
Olinia Cuban. Nueyitas Npe. etc; San Marcos Gal
weston Spartan Prince IBID. Rio de Janeiro. Santos.
Strathclyde tBr. Philadelphia. kanawha Norfolk
Menus New Rico, Baltimore. Pydna
Wilmington y {: Adriatc (Br). Southampton Ply
mouth and Cherbourg; Carmania tBr). Liverpool Via
Queenstown: Duca Degli Abruzzi utan. Naples and
Genoa Ryndam IDutch). Rotterdam via Roulosne. Sam
land, Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Majestic. reported Of San6v too
a. yesterday. is expected dock about ID a m
~ ~ O. H.
Ia Savoie. reported 163 of SANDY Hook
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
Wnmen's Dress Skirts
Clearance Of Fur COatS

Pony Skin. Caracul and Nearseal-nie
dunn and ree-quarter-Skinner' satin
uning-colIarless shawl or notch collar
of self or contrasting fur
Were s3;. 81 .9SI Were $500 SO. SO
Were $50. .es. "a. .0SI Were $4,000 80. .9S
Were s429s. 81 .9Slwere s11Ooo.79.9S
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
AnvERrIsEMENrs nna snbscrlntlons for

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once No. 1864 Broaiway between 36th
and 37th SITS. until g o'clock p. m Ad-
Neftisemcnts received at the following
branch offices at regular office rates until
o'clock y, m. viz. 2t4 Sth ave, S. e.
cor I'D g, 1888 Btn ave. cor. l2th st %
East i4th st: 251 West 42i st between
7th and sth aNes.; 2H3 West i25th st. l23S
I'd ave. between 10Th and nth sts 1929
81 ave. near els. St; l1us lst ave near
s9th st. taI East l25th St. ThU fremont
ave. ESQ 50 ave. and any American District
Teegraph oIfica-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-27
All New This Season.
Great CiearanceS N
FlanneIS and Blankets

Eiderdoyns-rippls and plain-strictiy
all wool face-yd. vids-odf lots
were 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70
All wool FIannels-for dresses and
underwear-odd lots Of all desirable
shades stripes and plaids-
we're Up TO so 59-.--..-.....--..------ p
White embroidered FIannels-beautitul
designs. worked in pure silk on -
hanneI-were SO S3--.-.--.---------- so
Fine White Saxony Wool F1snneIs-
for infants wear-were -3o-----..- 20
Remnants OF
EMBD AND PLAIN FLANSELS,
White and cold
Reductions that represent Great
est values ever offered IN Flan-
ne1s-in many cases a skirt
length for usual price OF a yard.
Efderdowus and Bearskins-best colors-
Eiderdowns are single and double
face6-rfppIe and plain
yd- wide-au grades
Bearskins. Astrachans-doubls widths
were 50 TO $500 yd-------- So %
California Wool Blankets-vhits
and gray-12-4 size for extra large
beds-pink or blue borders
were sT-s9 -----------------4-9 %
Fine California Blankets-varranted
all vooI-60xsO inch-whits-
scarlet. gray and fancy plaics-
were W 20 S6 9S- --------- --.----..-3 :. %
Heavy Wool Blankets-11-4 size for
large beds-whfte and cOlored-
value 81 .9S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =. SS
Full size Cotton Fleece Blankets
extra heavy-Eray only
therefore 81 SO quality -------.... ~
Large BABY Blankets-guaTanteed
rure wool. warp and filIing-dai1ty
pink and blue borders
worth S6.Ss --------- Z-So
Odd Lots OF
Slightly SciIed Blankets.
large and small.
white and colOred.
st Less Than Lowest Wholesale Rates
Cotton Baby BIankets-whits
and farcy-WoTth so. ............. .39