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PEIRCE WOULDN'T QUIT.
HONEY IX IT, HE S.I VS.
Stood to Make $2,000,000 on Asho
kan Dam Work.
. Pefree, r>n rident of th^ John Petrea
fiimnajllT- who«B Wtl for the Ashr.kan Da:n COB
■tracUon was lower than that of the
f'rm which obtained the contract, said yester
day <*n the ptar.d that if ho had obtained the
■ •ntract he would have performed all it:.- obli
gations to the letter; that he stood to make
from £1,000.000 to $2,500,000 on the Job, and
that In all bis dealings with the city of New
VY»rk he had never defaulted on a contract.
The testimony of Mr. PeJrce and the vice
president of hi; company, Kmil Diebitsch, an-1
K.niest C. Moore, engineers of long experience,
deepens the impression in the City Hall that
ltayar McClellan will ask for the resignation of
".e entire- Board of Water Supply, and that if
I s do^s not get It ho will remove the commis
sioners', J. Edward Simmons, president of the
Chamber of Commerce; Charles A. Shaw and
• "knrUs N". Chadwick.
T: c Mayor !i;ip been cold toward the commis
don fcr some time. It is said that the commis
foners have not coiifcultcd him an frequently as
: • expected and have acted on thetr own judg
ment In almost ever>"thing.
Mr. Peirce in the course of his testimony eald
that after consulting with friends he had te
<-ome convinced that hit- bid for the embank
■ lent and excavation xvurk was too low. con
sidering that it would take seven or eight years
to complete the work, and he said he was will
ing to drop out if the commission would let
He said that John B. McDonald, the subway
'■ontractor, was not formally associated with
1 '.m In the bidding. He met Mr. McDonald in
Europe before the contract was lot and had
consulted with him about the work. Mr. Mc-
Donald had expressed a wiMn?n-:ss to go in
• ith him.
"How much did you figure your profit would
be?" asked Commissioner lOtcheL
'"Two million to two millions five hundred
thousand dollars," replied Mr. P. irce.
"A profit of 10 per cent on the Ashokan work
as a whole?"
"Yes."
"You did n«t think that a blsr rnovijr!, mar
a*»r
"Not lor that kind of •work."
"Do you remember telling: a representative of
(be water board that you could make a profit,
hit not enough profit?"
•7 do not."
"Wave you ever failed to live up Co a con
tract?"
"Ko."
"Were you prepartd to put np a fl,*OO,O(M)
bond if Dot relieved of your bid?"
Tea."
"Would you have performed the contract if
the ccmmi££ion had held you to It?"
Te«, fclr."
"Was it your intention to perform th<* letter
of the contract if it had bf^n awarded to you?"
"Tee."
Tt came out in the investigation that W. .T.
Oliver, the Panama Canal bidder, telegraphed to
Peiree that he would like to get in on the Job
and was told to Eend on some of his engineers 1
to make an investigation. Mr. Russell, of the
''.'liver firm, came on and w^nt with the engi
neers of the Pcirce company to the Ashokan dam
*itfc- They, too, said that the bid on the em
bankment work was low, but that on the other
features it was all ripht.
Commissioner Chad wick took the stand and
identitied the original bids. Vice-President.
DieWtaeb. of the Ptirce company, said that he
had been in charge of matters connected with
»he making of the Ashokan bid. He taid that
be had written to Mr. Pelrco about the tub-
Ject, stating that as the bid was a lartre one and
the money market tight, ne believed that it
would be a good plan to submit a bid at ;i high
fig-jre.
"Who actually fixed the figures of that bid?"
«<-kfcd Commissioner afftfhrt.
"I did," replied th* witness.
' Will you produce the book containing the
figures upon which your bid was based?"
"I believe so."
"I am simply asking you becaut»» If you ill
do bo voluntarily it will do away with the neces
sity of my having to serve you with a subpoena.
Will you produce it?"
-Yes."
"What waa the effect of your convprsation
Mr. Pefree afttr jcu had learned what
bids were?"
•\\v decided we would tako the contract If
ye got It, and if «re didn't get It we wouldn't
kick about it."
The h-.;_rii!g will be continued I
EXTENSION FOR WESTINGHOUSE.
Holders of Notes Aggregating Millions Ap
prove Plan for Belief.
[By Tfcl«-Kra;,r3 to The Tritii.T 1
Rttaburg, Nov. 25.— A piaa bas been completed
•/hereby Georre Wi atlngtinnsfT. the head of the
sjfastiagbotiM interests, g«-ts an t-xttii!-if>n of timo
i h:*-: !>> rftonal iiii!*-.-. Host of these nous, amount
r. z to several million dollars, will toon come due
-.ml ar« hr-M in New York. Boston. Philadelphia
h»!-3 Pltt>oure. Tiic :>Utj has been approved by
r< jx-r ct-nt of tiie holders, the number required.
Thf: hold-Tfc) agree to extend one-third of the face
value of the notes for one year; ooe-tbJrd for two
•■ -::.r:-, aad one-third for three years. The plan
I rovides that the holders shall ha\e a pro rata.
interest in secnrttSeS held by the- trustees acting
!>r Sir. \Vcs:ir.tfr.ouse and liii creditors. It aUo
VIiM&U t!iat boMers or notes secured by Weeting
1 <j'JB* Air Brake stock shall receive all dividends
ucmlng on tho Stack, and after applying a suffl
lent rum tv meet toe payment of Interest du«*
•r.i accrued, the balance shall be applied toward
tr*e reduction or' the principal.
!l. *5. A. Stewart and W. 1- Abbott, receivers for
1 «.- Iron < ity Trust Company. 10-day announced
• ' they ar«- ready to pay depositors from Sj to
M per cent -: th« daims. The embarrassment of
the trust plHIU«nr followed the Westlngtionsi '•-
rfivt-ri-hip. It Is promised that all claims will be
laid in full in ii short time.
WESTINGHOUSE PLANT NOT TO CLOSE,
Ths report that the Wostlnghoiisf Blectrio and
MiJ. actnrins Companj's i-'.iints would close down
•> December l was denied yesterday by ii. prest
ent, Oorgo Westlnsjhoose. "In line with other
Ladosixfal corporal ion^." ba said, •'tbe Westiag
rusi company haa beep retrenching, bat so far
■ : ■ :ri.i!limnt has not mi> U exceeded '£> percent.
WesUnsbOßM EISCtHc :m<J Manufacturing
• mpasy caottooes to da -i liir^c business, sUp
,-;, ii. Kast Ptttsbttrs works in October
; ;,%•.' ea.unK B3tM(s> October was an unusually
.:"■?.<: month, but !'. i- rot expected that Oh n -
. r sbtpments will show up anrarbeVe nearly
:.t well. However. It iv believed tney wil! reach
. possfbly exeead $XflOOJBBO."
ROOSEVELT COMMISSION NOT UPHELD.
J nutlet; .ton, of tho Suprem.. Court, nfus.tl
■ ■ >!e'day t<» oh;ing« his form of opinion holdinz
titai John EL Bwoserrlt and Constant A. Andrews
i^iuuJd'J'-. ropeisedsd as a committee of th« *i-»M-«)
• iat- of Mr. Andrew wife. Blaii<-;..- Andrews.
a tffstateresfted committee. The jn.--t... •■ rcfuM^l
• >-i •!> :<ri .r-j'-r pfy»cnted !•:• • ■" | » |>l ••• for J«bn t:.
: ■ ■ '•<ir— r.irl'i l!:- -I all difiWr :i> ■ .-, li.-'i
•U.
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER :.><>. 1907.— PAGES NINE TO FOURTEEN.
BUTTERICK
W BOTH STORES
Jcmes McCreery & Co,
23rd Street 34th Street
Art Exhibitions and Sales. Art Exhibitions and Sale*.
The Stanford White Collection
"Few museums have more of interest to offer." — Globe.
11l American Art Galleries
Xt^nffir Madison Square South, New York.
This (Tuesday 1 ) and Wednesday Afternoon*
at 2:30 o'clock,
and on Friday evening (of this week) at 8 o'clock.
To be sold absolutely without restriction
The Stanford White
Collection
TO-DAY'S SALE TO-MORROW'S SALE
laclarles Includes
Grand old Italian and Spanish carved j Elaborate antique carved Marble and
and Gilt doorways, Columns, over Mantels j stone Mantels, Columns. Sarcophagi, Foun
and Mirrors. i tains, well curbs, Figures, Garden Vases,
Antique French, Italian. English and Pedestals and Heraldic Panels.
Dutch Furniture. Antique iron balcony rails. Gates, Finials,
Extraordinary Antique carved wood and GriUes Wd! Standards and other important
Decorated ceilings and wall Paneling. j objects.
Exceedingly rare Fifteenth and Sixteenth! Very fine sixteenth and seventeenth
Century Rugs and Tapestries, Italian and i century Flemish and French Stained Glass
Spanish Laces and Embroideries. | Windows and Panels, and
The Important Antique Marbles
AT THE TIFFANY STUDIOS
MadJ«on Avenue * 45th Street
The Sale Will Be Conducted by Mr. Thorn*- E. Klrby of
The American Art Association, Managers
6 East 23d Street, Madison Square South.
SATTERLEE COMMITTEE AGREEMENT.
Knickerbocker Trust Company Depositors
Willing to Assign Claims for Settlement.
The Satterlee committee of depositors of th«
Knickerbocker Trust Company made public >•<?•
terday the agreement between the committee
prid Its depositaries, the Union Trust Company,
the United States Trust Company and the
Fanners' Loan and Trust Company, actlnx
Jointly, under ti»e terms of which the depositor*
.-.re to assign their claims on the Knickerbocker
Trust Company to the committee and to deposit
their passbooks or certificates of deposit. The
agreement provides further that Sri turning over
their accounts to the committee the depositors
shall aicrret to commit the disposal of them to
the committee, lor such use as may seem best
to the committee In formulating or carrying out
any plans for the reorganization of the com
pany or the payment of depositors' accounts, as
the case may be.
The committee in turn agrees to use Its best
efforts on behalf of the depositors to procure
the early payment of their accounts, or to
formulate or participate In the formulation and
carrying out of any plan which will enable the
company to resume business. The depositary
on Its part agrees to receive the assignments of
accounts and certificates of deposit In accord
ance with the terms of the agreement and to
hold them subject to the order of the com
mittee.
Th* committee after its meeting last night an
nounced that "it was entirely and unanimously
adverse tc any plans which look for the crea
tion of another trust company and the conse
quent liquidation of tho Knickerbocker Trust
Company." It added that it was formulating a
plan to enable the company to resume, and that
with the loyal support of the depositors the rr
ptkm of business was entirely feasible.
TURKEYS FOR HUYLER EMPLOYES.
In keeping with the house's liberal policy in
,•, lUi with its hundreds of employes. Huyler's
■rill distribute two thousand turkeys as Thanks
.,., :UK: UK presents. Notification that this candy con
"'.-, D had taken on itself full responnlhnity for sup
plyiOfi Thanksgiving cheer to all who worked for
ii was Sent out several days :i(t.>. The distribution
<,f the two ihouj'uml turkeys is in charge of a
Hpeefsl staff, th« members of «h . h have been i»
ru .-t..- »o be careful and .»«c that no on« ».-
PATTERNS
EQUIPMENT TBUST NOW
VanderbUt Lines Arrange for Sup
phi of Engines and Cars.
The New York Central & Hudson River Kailroad
Company, tlio Luke Shoi.s & Michigan southern
Raflway Oampauy, the Miohisan Central Railroad
Company, the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
-its Railway Company sad the Chicago, Indiana.
& Southern Kailroad Company have jointly «x«:
euted a !ca?o agreement with the Guaranty Trust
Company of N>w York, an trustee. It was an
nounced yesterday, covering an equipment trust
entitled "The New York Central Lines 1-xjuipment
Trust of an." The lease is dated November 1,
DOT, and covers equipment which has alrrady been
delivered or is about to be delivered to th«) railroad
companies, amounting to II.SKi *rifr!nea, passenger
cars and freight cars of various descriptions. Th«
lurger part at the equipment Is for the New York
Centra] and , tho Lake Shore.
The total amount of equipment trust certificates
to be issued Is $3D,OjQ.OX>. representing M per cent
Of the cost of equipment transferred to the trustee
under the agreement. The certificates bear Interest
at the rate of I per cent a year, payable seml-an-.
nually on Hay 1 and November 1. One-fifteenth of
th.> certificates are to be retired on November 1 of
each year, tiic life of the trust being tlfteen years.
Only $20,237,000 of the certificates will be Issued at
the outset. It Is said.
Reports that these certificates have been sold to
a banking house of this city are understood to bo
Incorrect, and the probability Is that no transac
tions o* the sort will be carried out until the con
dition of the money market becomes more favora
ble than It Is at present.
COAL COMPANIES SELL CARS.
Hriltliiioro. Nov. 25.— 1t was announced to-day thnt
the Fairmont Coal Company has sold 2,223 and tho
BorofT+»t «'<>al Company one thousand of th<*!r in
divkiuul cars. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
: at venteen hundred of the Fairmont cars,
the Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
•ak-.- the rest and all the cars sold by the Somer
set company. Some |M»MM Is Involved ta the
transaction.
The sale of these cars places the seliing cor
poratfcwa on the sam« footing ad other operator
in »!i" Fairmont and Somerset regions Indepeu
dent operate** have complained that the Fairmont
Company received mor* cars at its mines than it.
%v:u* entitled to. This was one of the points brought
up m th« Pitcairn Coal *uit here, and which will
come up in the Federal Court of Appeal? at Rio.
mond. . .... n*\t month.
OCEAN »
w, PTpHERE are no ocean liners In
~q Q2 *5- 1 6crvlce tnat surpass the New.
£*> /-^* "^ Speedy and Luxurious Cunard
4Q^ Jy> I,lne Steamships of 20,000 tons.
"^s/ * 4< CARON3A," Jan. 4, Feb. IS
£? i-*a^Tj^ +"CARMAN.A," Jan. 16
\pV -Aq CaUine at Madeira. Gibraltar. Genoa. Naples aa4
V *V Alexandria
A\sv ~sq Calling at Madeira, c.lbraliar, Genoa. Kaplea anj
\ *V Alexandria
* S* »N>w T*-i*-r^rew. Largest Triple- Screw Tu.-Mne afloat
H W & For occommodctiona o#'i all particulars apply to
is. tie mmm steamship CO., ltd. i
_/^V or Lccal Arents NEW YORK. BOSTON. CHICAGO. MINNEAPOLIS. 1;
STEAMER MAURETANIA
SPECEAL NOTICE
The Cunard Steamship Company find It impossible to acknowledge r«c«!7t of jj
the thousand* of requests an 3 to iam< IIM requisite p»:ir.its to visit the Steam- ;J
•hip Manreucta.
In order to meet the public demand, this steamer will be open for inspectlom !
of tho publla on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBBK 27th. from 9 A. M. to Noon and 2 ;'
P. M. to 5 P. M. A limited number of tickets for admission on that date will be
for Bale at the *a*«. Fler 54. North II ex. foct of 13th Street, November 2«th ■
and nth.
ADMISSIOV «V 5. Tickets of ft<3mi*?f)n can only t~ purchased at Fler 84.
PROCEEDS WILi. BE LOCATED TO gHUOBeS CHAKITIES.
KORTH CERMA9B linn.
Fast express Service.
CHERBOURG— BREMEN.
K. Win. II. Nov. 26. 10 AM :reciUe(r.w>.7aii.2l
ICronprlna..l>€c.3. 10 AM !K.\Vm.ll..r,b. 4
Cecllieinow)l>?c.lo.lo AM ;.>ciile.nw)Kob.lS
Kronprlnii. Jan. 7. 10 AM |K.\Vm.II.. Mar. 3
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH— CHKRBOCRii-BP.EMEX.
•SeydUta.Nov. 27. 10 am •Goeben..Dec 19
tßarbaroMa.Nov.2B.loAM ! •Main ...D -Jfi
+ K-,irfuerst.lJec. 5. 10 ANl'vll'tensta. lan. 2
•Bhein ji.. al*Boon ran. 10
•Bremen direct. tCherlxiurg and liremen.
Mediterranean Service.
GIB'LTAR -NAPLES— GENOA, at 11 All.
Connecting at Gibraltar for Algiers.
K.Albert Nov. 30 P. Ire:.-- Jan. It
•Nec-kar Dec. 4'Frledrlch Jan. 28
Frledrlth Dec7,K. Albert Feb. 9
K. L'jlse Jan. If "In til Feb. IS
•Omits r,onM.
From Breirun P'.er*. M A 4th Bta., H-.->hilc«n.
NOHTH GERMAN TXOYD TRAVELLER*
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER tiic WORLD.
OEl>Rirns ft CO.. No. 3 Broadway N. T.
Ixiuis H. M»yer. 1016 Walnut Bt_ Phils.
BJIAMHHC-AllEllCAl
i^^j^ A UP IST ; ACCOKDINO TO \
STQ^JIER AND DBSTINATION'. i
by rr.o*t modata end luxurious leviathans.
London 1 ir«lwilii(ii«> TH 11wn
J^onuoil i. -K.tri.ia.NovoO.lStiJOpia
Paris J-Bluf-cfcer. . .t>ec. 7. 6 a.m.
. , trn«-rlka(new)Dac l'-,'lari
Hamburg i twiid'rs*e..i^c. 14. l pm j
tsaiis to HsjnTwrn diroct.
Gibraltar 1 HoM»...lfc». 8* to: ?
Naples lla:-urg..Jan. 4. Feb. U
GCIIOa J itavU.Jan. 14. Mjk-!i 7
Alexandria tg&jpl^wS^Si ;
Via Gib. A Italy.
BVBCSAZi ATTENTION IS riRECTEU
to th? latHnrt to th«
nEDITERRANEAN.
Not. m, 11 a. m B. S. MOI.TKE
l>tf. .'.. Up .T!i..S F.rKI>IPKNTIJN«:OLN'
Th'sr -:»arr.^r.< offer axe«Il«B< accommo
dation at *70. $75 AND UPWARD.
West Indies & Orient
Fpecial erolaea by aop«rb alaaniwa. lasting
frvm Itv-T» djy!>. OBSI from »7.V*S"«i and up.
BCFBBB MLi: fcLKVKki By N«w
Btcamera,
Tourist T'lt. for G*n«ral informs tmn.
Travellers' CbsdH X' "•■ "1 all * r the WorM.
(.•onijiariy's Oflco. 35-87 Broadway. N. Y.
TTOD EQUOBODtPCS
and nr. FIRST CLASS BY THE
:^; : r: B ' FOLLOWING LINES
ABIERICAN LINES . a" 2:
PLYMOUTH— < HEKB*O SOUTHAMPTON
New y. rlt NOT. 30 PMl»<li»Wila. .T 1*"1 *" t*
Bi Leuli Dae. 71 St. Paul Dm. B
RED STAR LINE From I'ter
NEW YORK— ANTWERP- PARIS.
Merlon Dec. 4'Krcoiiland EX . 3*
Vaderlar.d ...I>~-. IllZeeland Jan. 1
WiLTE STAR LIKE T' or^ P n sr
NEW V> IRK— LJVERPOOti.
•Faille. Nov. 28, 1 1 AM. •<->;(!,.. |<..- 12
»C«dlle..P>C. r. to A.M. i •Arabic... I>.* IB
PL.TMOUTH— gOl rH\MPTON
•MatH(,tl-.Nov. 27, 10 AM) "Teutonic Dec It
•tAdrtatte.Dec 4. 0 AM : •Ooeani.-. .!.»<• 17
tNev. 2.V000 tor.«: h^s r!evator.
Oytnnaslora Turk.--' Baths a-. J *Band
NEW TORK i p,!-7 ,->. "Zr .'CT
BOSTON Tt) I**«»I • *-U .. - I
Via lam Ms-; ra. i;:t!rn'.Tar. AlKi'-rr.
•REPUBI.I" N'>>". 30. Jan. -' March 7
•ROMANIC Pec. I K'i.. 1. Mar.h 14
•CRETIf !'• 11. Mar.:h 2*>. '■*•■ »
•TAVOPtC Jan. 11. Feb. 22, April 4
•CEDRICI?°«S &£ < JAN 4.FHR 13 ,
SEN'GKR OFFICE, 9 BROADWAY,
rretrhi OflW '■' Itehal] HMk . Battery PI. ;
LOW faIES TO EOiORE
by tke Faeiia Flyers
OF THB
North German LSoyd
Kaiser Wilhelm der Gross*
Kronprinz Wilheln»
Kronprinzessin Cecilia
and Kaiser Wilhelm 11.
"RED "d* LINE
A* For La Guayra. Puerto Cabello,
Curacao and Maracalbo. via Curacao, call-
In* »l?o at San Juan. I. R-:
F r= CABACAB . Saturday, D-?c. ■, noon
B.a PHILADIXPHIA. .Sat.. l'f-. 21 -ik.ti
For Ijl »iuayra, ("uracao, MaracalDo:
PS. MAHACAIBO Saturday. Nov. :;". noon
?.S V.\ 1.1 A .... BatordayjDsc. l» ggew
T:,«-«-! steamer* have tu^erlcr accornmo
•"^^TTSrSES A= L.u...v:-rr.
G«n<Tai Maaactrs. sc wail St.
SUan.ahlps of the RKD "V' "ME *m
■all from l"i«-r 11. near V.*U it t«--ry.
Hrocklyn. for San Juaji direct a. follow*:
S.S. <• \ kai.'as Saturday, Vec 7, r.oon
as PHH*ADEaj»HIA..Bat.. IV.-. 21. noon
K-r frtleht or r»ss«K«; a H p ! y^iiL
BOULTON. BLISS & PAt.LETT.
General Managers. 85 Wall at.
"LA VKl.ocf:. ' "Ast Italian Lies.
F<>H NAPLES DIRECT.
Nord America Nov. 30
Kur.jpa (n»w. Twin Screw) .Dee. ,
Cabin $55 up. Dlnlnr Room on Prims
nade ".. k HARTFIELD. SOLADI &
CO- 50 Wall St
AI'CTION SA^.ES.
Sy VIBTUI of th- : pfeeJoauTß of .1 bat -
tel mortnage. Matthew McQualde to
Howard & Ohllds. I. H«rnsteir.. Auctioneer,
will «• 11 to-<Uy at I<>:3»> a. m.. -it :>»7 Bood
-t Borough of Brix'kl>n. bar n\tur<?.
■afe National cash rTlster an.l chaada -
1 r .' By order of Baaaley & Hcmrnens,
Atturceya tor Mortgagee.
BY VIKTT"K of the foreclosure, of a chat
tel iiniiHagf Timothy Sullivan to Howard
ft Chllds. I. B«rfr.U-in. Au tloneer. will sell
to-day at 10 a. m.. at 15« Boad «., Uor
ouc!i of Brooklyn, bar fixtures. .Jock, eaafe
regintt-r and chandelier. By order of B<-m*
;■■)■ & II- irii.itn-.. Atwrr.cya for Moittag--.
>ir>iM-." niANCt-v
WE ARE «)KFEKINO jio.ooo STOCK at
*."iO per share. tuaranteeinK 7 per ctnt
cumulative, uf large pressed brtck manu
facturing concern. Full particulars of M
lX>nald-U'l(tglns '>.. :»ft Broadway.
LOAN" OF $2.0C0 wanted for r-r..^ year. se
cured by I: ■••• ana first mortgag*; liberal
interest and bonus; Investigate this; «m;ile
■Wllllljl Bivan. ItcDonald-wlgsfaM Co., '£&
Broadway.
$50,000 CAPITAL WANTED.- -Baya half
interest in glove leather manufacturing
businf>>». located n^ur New York «'ity. ilo
tu^ BOstDasa <-f 4 ... yearly; nion*-y to
,-■ exp«n»c-d In the busings; «-v-^ll< > nt <>;•
l*>rtuniiy. articularii. McDonald Wigsir.
"•_>.. 'Si' Broadway. »
FACTORY BIIL.DINO and large plot land
on deep water at Perth Amboj . g<v.u
do-k an<t railway siding*. Thla valuab
••'ac» n-11l be gnM reasonably lo Quirk
»_;r. Fittorj. B"» &*, Stamfo.-U, Cono.
OCEAN
——————— . ,- ■,
dBQBKiIS\KnD (LDKSESa
FYom Piers 51-E2, North River.
to uynßcoou via quee.vstown.
PASSSNGERB :«<-|KKD THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
Special low Saloon Rate* to Europe.
Si© AND UPWARD
MAt.'RETANIA NOV. 80. NOON
CARMAN LA DEC. 7. 7 A. M.
LCBrTANIA-Dec. 14 MAt'P.ETANIA.I>e.2S
LLV.\NJA...I>er. 21 ' CAMPANIA Jan. •
M.turetania, Nov. 30, at $72.50.
Lusitania, Dec. 14, at $7150.
Largest, i-tuvest. Finest In tba World.
HL'NGARIAK-AMKKICAN SERVICB.
TO PIUaiE VIA
-TBHAI/TAK. NAPL£B and TrirESTtJ.
''AKPATIIIA Nov. IS, no.n: Apr. ». May 2»
BXiAVOXIA. .Dc -. 10. noon: Mar. 12. Apr. »>
PANNONI* Mar. 20. May U. July 2
BPECIAL MHrHTBRHASrIAN CRUI3E9.
CALUNO AT MADEIRA.
CBrOli!a "1 -Jan. 4. 160« 1 \
20.0.W tau / •»* « 1 .canine at v
Carnaala \*jan ie. r xandria
2d SO : r.s / 1«» J
VERNON H. BROWN, General Agent.
H-M stale St.. ospoalte the Battery.
soars BB9IJE steams
Cairo to Ivox'-r and the First Cataract.
I:ci:.'t_s.j;s Ltx i:4,Rame&es Ja:.. '♦
Egypt L*.-. 31 Egypt Jalu -I
Ki:r> Ma th»! • i'_ Ja.ii.Ti Ra:r.>««» th« iit.Jani**
und ixMy th-Ttufter, ,->nneci:np will • r
\!<f: r-jr •.... Second Cataract, Khariooni.
I "Kan'.., Ac. In additlc^i Couk's Exptwa
Steam rui! every .M nJ«y and FrMay.
Lrfixurl ■J.^.dt'«ki)i9 an! special steamers
io:' Chart r to fa;Tiil!«B ati<l pri\-«ito partlff.
ANNUAL SERIES OF TOCBS TO TI!U
ORIENT l«a,i a Jaa. 4. IC. IS, S3. Feb. 1.
IS. -- I
" THOS. C2OZ & SOW
-4.1. J.i>«j Broadway. (MS ltadi*>n ».v«^
S&: V\(:li a.ye. I. Windsor ArcaJei. New York.
OLD MM)! L3i\lE.
DAILY SERVICE.
"or Jamestown Ex;o»itlor.. Old Point
Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth. Pinner's
Point and Newport New». V^. connecting
for Petersburg, Richmond. Virginia Beach,
Washington, D. C. aßd enure ioutli and
W<st.
Ftaaxllt aod passenger stcan.ers sail from
Pier 18. N. V. , toot of Efc«ich St.. every
»e*k day at S P. M.
W. I* WOODROW. Traffic Manager.
CURK'3 CRUISE OF THE "ARABIC."
T 10,000 ton-", flue. larc«, (-, pi
unusual ma'jv.
0 TKii MENU
FUEHL'ART « TO APRIL 17. 18081
Pevei.ty days, costing only $100.00 AND
VI- In>-luilirj ehor* excursions. SPECIAL
FEATURES. Madeira. Cadiz. Seville. Al-
Kl»rs. Malta. lt» DATS IX EGYPT AND
THE HuLV LAND. Constantinople. Athens.
R/rre. th« K!\.era. etc TOL'KS ROUND
TUU WOHLIV
4.. TOfRS TO Kt-ROPE.
r.-.ost eon:[>rehenslve a::>l attra< • vw »■- »
atfcreAi I. <.. i.'LAKK. T!:r.«sa B;;c.. New
Y<rk.
STEAMBOAT*
FAIUL [SiD\yEGB ILDEE
ftf.^™ BSSTOd 82.65
Newport >nl van Rl»-r. $-. Proridsnc^
J_- M Uw i'ares to A.. Points East.
Leave Pier 19. North River, foot Warm
El. v. «■• day» arid Sundays. .'.OO p. U.
Steamers PLYMOUTH <new> *c<i PRO VI
PEVFI. Orchestra on each.
KCKWKB LINE, for N.w London ana
Kast. L.v. Pier 40. North River, ft. • '.ark
h». ?t.. week days on!i. 3 p. m. ; Her 70
r R.. ft K. ICM St., t»:30 p m. Strm.
, heater W. Cbaela tad Ctt* of U'-»ell.
NEW HAVEN LJXE tor New Haven sa4
North. UtN ri-:>r 20. >:. n . week day
only. 3:00 p. m. Steamer Richard Peck.
REMOVAL SOTICB rWteter nrlntah
RaEPTfOHljatllLQliaiH
rail River $1 .'»• Pn.vlder $1. 20
Newport *1 '.£ New Bedford . $I.^o
Corre»pondtng R«iu i to All ■■■ Ml
Mr». RiIODB ISLAND and TKXNESSEtt
Safety — Convenience — <"*omfort.
l.v. N. T. Dally ies'-"pt Susi.layi. »w Pier
vs. i:a«r River, foot CMkaite* St.. 0.30 P.M.
Malr. Ticket OOIM Branch twice.
■_-.«i Broadway. Hi We«t .ioth St.
T. 1. 3419 Worth. Tel 5432 Mad. s«a.
AND ON BTBAMdtfl AVTBH 3:30 P. St.
catsk:ll7¥ulscn AMD
cczsachib boats
Lear* Pier 43. N. R.. week days. • P. «*.
CENTRAL HITIiSON LIKE
POI«UKti:FoIE and KINGSTON from
Pier 24. N. H.. T.-e«k day* 4Y. M. NEW
BL'RUU. week days 3 P. M. ; Sund&y*. t»
A. M ; West VJitth St.. t>:9o A- M.
''edfed I>O*P<; People's U!n« to Albany.
■ T - -' ''l:1;>- .%■ Line to Troy
_^ IOK j*Al-g-
$15.98- One Week Only
Mir 1 -. l.ra^e Phrr."graph»
wit 1 ! 12 DUe UtcorJs.
Rurih Ml SO.
BeHiitir'jl'y df^oratcxJ
FT^>KAt. HORNS, $1.10.
dsrat.ere $T. 9G.
600. weekly (no m<m»y
do»n) will buy VICTOR
or EDISON mx bti •;».
I^»rge-: stock In the City
Telephcn« Mi*-- Sprlnf.
tnierprise Light Co.,
2£o Bowery, near Houston St.
MIRRORS REBU.VEH
Bpetted tnl-r'is made aquaJ to n»w: new
mlrron to ori>r; fn»m-s r"»sil !"• I . artls?"
mirror and plcturv frame*: *<-n<l po»t<i.i.
Kmplro Mirror Work*. «H Oh »T<
MTORAtiK >OTirK^
vanaerr storage AND waiubhocsb
(PA.NY, 43, 45 and 47 Wart tMth ft.
-To A. Roaen .v C*.. M. U Nlch
ola Mrs. M. K. BtaCSf M!«B J. I- W»l-«h,
Mr- Black t-n! K. J. Welch. Bxecut r.
Ur; St. John and K. .'. Wlch. Kxe.ut'r:
\V. .-'. 1-ithr.jp and K. J. Wei Bascator;
E. A. Spaidln« and E. J. Welch. Hxoculor:
>;. W Li-'-rtr ar.d Fl J. \S-\ h, Eaaeutor;
I, CMS and E. J. Welch. Kx»>futor. JUaa
Pavis an. K. J. Welch. Baacntor: Inter
national S**ciirities Corepany. Miss Virginia
BasaHl aiie <lei>r«o W. Bedford. Pr. 11. C.
KeVktrk. Mi« M. J Ixar. H. B. Ktn«
horn Mrs. A. I. Itiudilehank. Mrs. Ura-o
Barmaa and Fidelity Loan Association. J.
M Wall a. Mrs. W. C. Tait, Mrs. lnaa
C ••* Miaa Edith ISennstt: You tni each 'A
you are hereby notitie<l that the time for
lit- payment cf our lien upon th.- property
hereinafter d«»ciib«<i havlnc expired. aii*r
due notice thereof had been given y.-u, wo
•will cause such property, ti. wit. household
K-<o>la and merchandise, stored by you or in
your name In th<- warehouse of the com -
i-iiiy to be »old at publU: auction, accord
ing to the statutes in *u:h rwf> niad- and
prjvided. at th« auction room cf W. H.
iiattau & So:i, southeast eanMf !3th *t.
• r.d i - r.iv«T»ity P!h rommmrht Ti-«<lay.
I>*t.-i.ib*r 10 at l"»:ai» a. m.. and <untinuln^
on ev«rj- Tuesday ki..i Wednesday thero
a.fter at the sam-" jila^e and hour until all
th<» 'sivis lin'-" f **r! aaU. LTISKKTY
STORAOE VM> WAKtHOCSE COM
}'ANY. <!. ■*'» ar.l <T Wfp: 'ttrh .«t.
HII.MMU) AMI TOOL rABI.*>.
MANTrACTUB s^^rbTlllsrTTn?i^orta^
ties: h»irh «?»<li: bowUas alia] .••..,
h>»Mt pilcra. Marx Bros . •.*< Valaa 141 4 as*
I»R1 «.OOl*>.
frl lf= A M
JU iL uA. U\l
FOt'RTKKN I
-
K!LBSi:'-BS
* -
eigety" years
if i>^y C-?CI>S
!82r
ARNOLD & HEVRN.
S3 C^nal Street.
1834
ARNOLD. lIEAK.V * •<•
Canal Street.
!842
HEARX BROTHLr..
425 Broadway.
1856
JAJIES A. HCAKN.
773 Broa<^ray.
1850
JAMES A. HEARS * SON.
773 Broatfwar-
OUR NEW Bl'lLPINOS!
Values Throuehout the Store
are as
Extraordinary a 5 Last Week!
Yon Will PaH TteTs In Basemen*
You WHI ?!n«l Tt23 02 Mala Boor
To- Wil! Had T4em 03 Second Hear
Tor Wffl Find Them on Ts!rd Flatr
In EVEP.T PAST Cf EVERY FLOOR
18?9 190?
JAM£S A. HEARN & SON.
W>et Fourteenth Street.
Sncli as You Jl^t Br?ect to Find
OWCS IN EIGHTY YEARS!
A SHOST HISTORY
OF
EIGHTY YEARS
TWENTY CQLDHHS wcu-4 &il tc five ttc list
To-day Following Specials
NO MAIL OR TKLEPHONK ORDERS.
$:2 Women's %££* Coats, 5.91
import^ Caracul Cloth— rich ac-I ataJW
■ ItWH and liip lrn|!U:-wit!i velvet
anl --a' l or Persian t.lmmin«—
buttons- l!n«i-«l«s 32 to 4*-bur .t
yo»» Vttho-.it Mitnr tivu tt is Bart m
come e»:l7 f r large sizes.
L'.niit— Vr.v.
$14.50 Squirrel Pur Sets 6.?8 '
Beautiful gr*y s*w*s>--*sr#s Pillow Muf? |
•.Til low? Throw Scarf, with broad Bf- :
both aattn lined— *.s an Owning <*:■»
Vaiat &em rmnlt amorj t*-« atSll
$2?.©3 Women's Stits 14.98 |
rroadclotn aail €*•»•••— SBMk sad V- «•
colors; al?o fft*hioniibl€> stripes— j
quarter and medium coats— fitted, semi- (
J1«<?<1 and military styles— with and wKa- '
out brail and v»lv<«t— all e1z«».
Or-.t.
$ ; A ; 7'cme2's Xi3ic^GS 65 (
risecy riaane!ett#^-ft:ll has/fc' P»alss
as i Floral desijms — SSSMI y>k« ftsi ,
and pleated front Ba4 ba<~k froni
yoke, whlch'mak^a them fu'l ;
all ataea.
t4nM T-v
$4.93 Women's 7/alsts 2.57 j
Soft, luatrona atsHSlbM -white, b^-'-. :
Ujht blue and pink— elaborate yoke i
of Val. and Filet lace— l«xlio« of tu.ks
and Val. laca laaarta — k*M collar ar«i t
cuff?- sla-s Si tO 4«.
IJrr.it — Or.«.
$2.98 Ostr!c!: PIOMI :.T9
tOnai ajaaWf. with exrr» wide ?!oaey ;
flues — naaih carled— Wacfe an! whit?— a (
rare opportunity to beg asaSBHM laeaai ;
t-i-.w v. Uclesa'-- east
: ■ -Ti^r
$7.98 S!k Petticcats *.£>
i:xtra n.-m TaSJata Silk— Mack and faaaW
in? street and cv. atac sha.!es. »!•<•• tha>l I
colorings — full Carirs BaatM wtt* T-tiffle :
■Ml rl-ift«r tu~k?.
I.lm't—
$1.50 7"?aien's
Ccnibiiiat!ocGamtr-5... .65 j
4.!!©4 .!!© Nainsook Cor»?t Covers ar.d f-cirt or j
OlHaat Cbn? and Draw«r9--de«p IBM *Ith ■
ttM<>.T d»»winj?s -«nd bows.
Uaatl -Cr.e.
$2.00 Viiri Ccrsets 95 ;
ftM WUM OSattl— new \.igh bust, me- '
dlum or long ba-k — four aBMHa — la'« and j
:■!!>''■•:'. flnlsh— *iz*% Is to ;:; :< >.
L!i:i!t— Tw.\
15 ct. Women's Btt 9J; j
threat variety, lr.cludir.s emb'd floral, dot. I
roll and oih^r o"b!?r:!". h';:n -stitched or !
scalloped — As handken-hlffs alwa; 9 make ;
amsCsMi «.*hrlstiims git:«— tuy wkOl you
caa at thts pHea,
Limit -One IX-ren.
29 ct. Women's H:se 161
I^ust black (v.tton — fall regular ma.l« —
double 8">«. SMa aad high ipdead etc— ;
Limit — Thre*.
58 c:. Envelope Bip 55.
Maak lioatskin— Oaosak KmH change
p>ket — :-ath€r *trai> — *:it m *'ir, a taj
tr!-.t .1.
r.':r?tr On*
-; ct. Wtmufr KM Glo^e:... .<.?
Soft, fir,.- hii nill Illlll'll I
iJray, liruwr.. Bteek. \\>it- 2 ■ Usps — !
ail Mie* — A g!o\ .• rakM that has aa ••iu<»l ■
tht) *-;iSoll.
Umit-Tw^. Pair*.
MMV TUhil: NKU" BCIUMXa
$-.;s Boys' Orercotts 2.5:
i:;ik Mtd Oxflppd V-..-- aa4 V'ltcr..""
Hciilugaeaa Mixtun- «-.! Gray tt
< lie\l')ts~ -centr- T«nt \»:-»t -'lar?
» n:i ntting— » to 1>: ■
I,!n>r 1 > - t
$3.98 Giris* School _rcsses. . . - 8
Pretf . .-•• r\i. eabl" fiai .is »n.i K^u«h
y.--.i'iT' Wlifna maili awd mat nn
!«h-M with eaatrasttaa c».i»h. krsld, Htab*4
nabasH aad tut'o;* ti t.> 14 -
Limit T
1
12 ct. B;eacae: Hua > 8
."•» in.-i:^^ >*i.;»- !•:,« qpallt: ■ -- •
«ttt Mv iit.s c->!ne i:p. up. im. all lhf •
linn. .<u!i .>iT»-rt:i|t m r-ail- . .„ .
I M.I. _■' \
$2.69 Silialine Comfortables 1.59
Pun j:**— ss"'i top»- i-- » . ■
wbtta ii i I**in1 ** in fiiunr — Mftaa4watai asthc
flr.csi i-iani:-t».
l'Jm : : Dni
$6,93 Caliioniiu B cite. 3.79
11-4 k(z« !...- I.:! 1 - •-.!.— fWl «-^sh£~ :
atrlctly all wml ar'. i^-r- ■ ; .t::^!-?:-."*
plalda !n J':nk and i;;ae. Rc4 aj.l-Mte.-k |
;iti'. Graj ■ Tan SMBMaatl •»>»■ , , ,
19 ct. Cclcnial Madras ft
A ntrtv Ma<!r» Slesh <*-Jrtain Muslin— '.a ;
in.- :i tlm« aajaa* d»»i(rn. which sixes .
n'jch a quaint effect ana I* •«> ■i'>in»tle ,
Ju«t — m '.return wid->.
!J:..:t li Tai i
$2.29 Couch Cavers i^4 !
Reversible TEp— Wj «a» tnrhn m.'.^
!>■ i !\ uaiwd OiMiatal «t»tp»« In attrac- 1
til *rf Wr*"""' lt»T< t&rstl rr:::r- ■!
:.i...1t- T. ■ .
$4,98 Smyrna Rufi .^2
■. : y«h«. — ftevrmibla--ai ;»u
Bi ■ iti :. la •_•■•'"«' pattern?.
Matt— Tw*
DBT GOODS.
OPENING
or BASEMENTS of
ON E7EST FLOOR
"$5.58 Ail-Lire- H. S. Sets... 3.2*
i Full bleached— Flrur «l» l» Rose «wt
; Spot deslsns— H-lrt cWI with goten vmm •
ous siz»-l N"apkin» to match cp|T»
ti:-ilty «o rr.a"..? the tntuvtvins '■»-!•
Btttecttv« at a very .<ma)l oatlaj.
' Limii — Oue set.
$ .3? Fringe! Table Clcti... .7»
All XJnen — Fearl SJBWCh— iBBSBSBI q'-».»
iv- wittj i«Sj white or bio« bonisn —
ln'•^' > « lonn— fa!l •!« dinner cloths.
t\'e d»s!r» to emphasize that aN»»«
3tr" > 1 linen — not what tons* tell ••
liners, wliich Js n»»rlv «U cotton.
Llmitr—
M ct Tfljifj Bears 49
Best quality— whtto and efrjjmm»a— l9
Inches hiatk— 49M k'n<s t;:« aqu«ak.
-On«.
39 c*. Eressei I>ol!s l»
CkMhaj eye»— dressed la <H!Ter«at eolor»-^
cap •-> mat'?h- -slippers ■.n»l stocWir-s*-
each -. box— clean aa«l j«rf«ct.
LJKUt — One.
$ 1 .98 Large Beauty Dolls ... 98
About S3 iii.h'S t!»h— <!ouM» jr;nt<Hl —
hand«*"w-vT, parte-1 ts!^ of lien »( «-nrt»—
la.c ;ocka and p*t*-nt lf%ther i!:?rer»
Limit- Cue.
93 ct. Jointed rills 4»
IS in<-h — fine bta-iuo beads — elosinj «r«»—
long curia — »I!pp-'rs and sto<-kln«s. (
I^:n:: —On*.
14 ct. Writfns ?ater . •
ITrnp;r« Vc!!un -Ei^r*. Oamtn<>it» *fl
Lafay»-tti! — Bius *r.i Wl i'.o— ykffe o*
84 to 133 Sheets.
Eavtlspta aaMßv -13 -p*t ifO — .t"
Unilt-- TW* >"OuiiJs I*as«r aaii T«
Hunirti Env?Ioj««.
5> Ct window Scs.4es 19
Mn« li9uad»:« Holland — Whit». Cream.
T.<"»-r »rl «dM« good •■ — » .>» = ft. —
?!!gnt!<- buytifbi:!. sat nctMr.s to •- .«
th* weaa
tbsii-ets,
89 ct He: Water Bottles «•
Pure- — threa quart win— strt--t: ;».•
f»rt—n.j aaenatj — As. Ol*r.!n* S-'al» Taiu»
-.a: will ke*p ■Van>" in jojr ma r
fT nan'- a d>»y.
Ltafl -Oh».
59 st. All Wca3 Ciievicts 34
Black. Illt"r:t Bad dark Navy ar;4 a Sand
suiii-.- ».uid» of Red TV> offer AH "Wo»l
C"he^ r lot^ a: pr;ce ye came wh«n or>i!r.i-»
-■ott n fuhrics aril fr»r tnor* ta aa «zan>p>«
of how littl'j w-i ccnsM«r COM ■^r^«B *•
have ■ j-il- !
l •- :• - 13 TaTds.
98 zt. HlCfc Taffeta S!l4s .5*
Full luatr^-lrirht (!::!•!: 39 in-rh-m «id«
wear !ruarant«^J — «r.» bC thf>a» pBMMSS'
enal clijc offcrint» jou nivrr h»ar vt oufc>
f T * our f?ore~.
i.'TT'.t -13 Ta-*«.
24 CJ. DUM sn^ Mi .15
fclack. »rr-et •'.-.ajea and th» inort «B
quit!tf» tlnur.o far •v»n!n». taclud si
Pear!. Tjivfr.der. IJ«hl Msa> Ptefe. ate —
y i Just caa't k»«p from fcayir* wSe«
you iei th«m. esrteciaUr at rod* a pttae.
tints— O Taril*.
15 ct. - - «s 7r;mr-!'af»... r
plain sad Fano- Tj;i Braiia, -. Mast •»*
cl'Mrabl- <•'>!<::-»: al»v> Persian baa-iinxa. ii»
n»«-'it crniL! nations — mak* an excellent
!...-••. tf> :~~ liiiionaWe ■:.-'■-. »i."« ».-lf
limn' is TSUI"
32 ct. Mercerized Sateens... .19
T*r! wid*- -biaclc. wait* and a".! Dm fa.«!~. •
: :iaM- stable ar.d fa»«ry «ha<3?4 ?o »»; ■ a
SHMi f>aiSH «• for l'r.inr had »«ta.
I t::;:t— Tar 3».
21 ct. WUli embroideries, .12*
CvtaaHr, !MaaMSJ and *>■ aa fliia «•
*>r:r7v nt of latest Ey»l»f. open and r!o»a
<I«sliri» — inserts and atffl"B»--l*i IB to 11
- wktov «
Lhott— wrarsa.
98 Ct Sca-fs and Stains 55
an.i .t2xi2 — Tambour aad J?^rjf»
Api-liqiie- !.latn and all.irpr r*rtr»»
I un-! -h »I!^pe.: e-ijtw — «nr»a* tin"?
■ rir...
«■- •:■ Cession t^Hssf .24
4. ><: i:,.- ."• i...ii*^ ittraci t»
(.-.•mi..-. ' . :-.r.|:«- J.^-xstrtm f\r
! i:!T!; - 'k
l-imi: Tvr? lic.-e*. ■ -
?8 ct. -ii v Plated Knives
- ■ • * '■: l^e.«u»ft tiz, <^- ?aacT
U -... ••- -.h. '.". kaadlM :'r:nk . ■? « »^:
pi .^1 k:,:v-s -.r :• ecata e«cST
I.imtt -lit; Iv.i-r
|t.25 K^lyes and .rcrfcs .74
ir-.nl fi.tve.l »tt-»:! — eiony. boaw an,! ecco
kesi haadlta— an ■<* "U eac.i.
LMni; — cte -loa*a.
$2-50 Little Chiklren's
BearsMn Coats 1.4*
I'.ae White Bear»kic— rail bos wjlaa, Witt
r--llin« -.liar aM — docbla breati —
■aarl button — aizaa to 3 ;■ ra.
l.:rr.!t— Two.
59 c*. Bat&room Fixtures... .34
• • Tlif nirkel on bras* -
yj" 1 .! n»»-er»ar3' piece* as:—
Tei rt Bar. So*9 XMSk far tub.
•:i->-«l!oHi. Taofh Brttib R?U«r,
-; -j-> tUr>K-' rater RoDw.
Utrtit -• •»• Tleci Eoc*.