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Whlph lieWIRELESS Nays Iropoirs to Take Over tneAnierlnsn
Anierlnsn Un forest Without PayingEnough
f Enough Alio Wants an Accountingof
of ttiicrlal Treasury Slock HaleDr
Dr OunUivo I > aching of 40 Manhattanatonun
C avenues guys ho In tho inventor of severalwirelcuu
wirelcuu telegraphy patents and organizedand
kt a and practically controlled tho InternationalWireless
fit fr Wireless Telegraph Company to which besold
t sold his patents and tbe privilege of usingthem
N y them Now ho owns ho nays taveralthousand
thousand shares of tho American De ForestWlrelpM
WlrelpM Telegraph Company which absorbed
Y sorbed till International and ho allegesthat
1 that his rights and thoso of tile other stockholders
holders along with tho properties of thecompany
company aro being Imperilled by thetactica
tactics of Its president Abraham Whiteand
and Its treasurer Francis X Duller MrButler
Butler Is a member of the law Inn of Knaboit
C I it Butler who art counsel for the Americancompany
I oem panSupremo
Supreme Court Justice Truax hall atpresent
S present under consideration a motion madeby
by Mr Butler to vacate on technicalgrounds
1 grounds an order recently obtained byDr
l Dr Oohrlngo counsel John J Vause forthe
the examlnntlon before trial of both Whiteand
v and Butler If they do not succeed Inhaving
having the order for their examinationset
set aside they must produce the books oftho
tho American Do Parent company for Inspection
spectionAbraham
Abraham White In the man who aboutright
right year ago got Into the new pllJJeriby
t by bidding for Hovrral hundred thousanddollars
dollars worth of United States bondsthen
then Imulrig Whites available capitalwhen
when ho math the bid wasiipproxlmately theofof
44 cents that ho spent In poutogo to forwardand
k and register lib bids His price was highenough
T enough to enable him to get the bonds andho
he wont to IluiuUI Sago who lent him moneyenough
enough to pny for them White was saidto
to have cleared about 100000 in Uiat trantuictlon
tuictlonWhon
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° When wireless telegraph companies firstcame
r t came Into tho promoting field White gotInto
Into the game At present he lives at theSt
i St Regis At other llHIM he may bo foundamong
among tho Qates crowd at tho Waldorf orin
in Wall Street Ilia speculations are eaidto
to havo been considerable during the recentboom
boomTbe
The original De Fore t Wireless Telegraph
graph Company and the InternationalCompany ICompany
d r Company controlled by Dr Gehring werecontemporary I
contemporary but the International sooaabsorbed
absorbed the De Forait with all its properties
ties Then White camo along with hisAmerican
t American Do KureU Company and afterborne
borne dickering it absorbed tho International
national Tim American company wascapitalized
capitalized SISuxiCOOof which 11JOOOOOpar
WI1t1 preCerrotl and tho rot common khepar Ipar
par is SIO The company now owns pine I
tically all the Do Forest iehring and otherpatent
patent nnd has stutiotiH at Quoguo
Poughkeopio Xowburgh Buffalo undother I
t other plactw It also ha a contract with theJut
v United 8tatol Government I
I r Jut about a month before the Americancompany
r company win Incorporated a liouoo corporation
poration known as the Greater New YorkBoourity
1 Security Company appeared While wasand
r and U ltd pitMldrnt and Francis X Butler
its trwiituror It ta thU company thatM
i M worrying Dr Gehring Lat Sunday
4 the company advertised that it was prepared
pared to soil tock In the Amalgamatedi
i Yirelertj Seenritie + Company a new oorooruUon
nu tallt1 lit 10000000 s
n Amalgamated mild the Security ootnpanyk
k + bail acquired a controlling Interest in allthe
the wireleM oompnnltMBefore
Before this advertisement appeared Dr
Gehring had taken legal steps to protect hisinterests
° interests which lie SlUtS at over SlOOOOThrough
Through Mr Vnuse he got an order forthe
the examination of White and Butler andon
on the application ho made an affidavitsetting
6 i setting forth his grievancesDr
Dr riehring allegro that according to his
information part of which he says was
derived from Whit himself there U a dealnow
k p now pending by which the patents privi
leges and properties of the American company
q pany are to be turned over to the GreaterKfiw
New York Security Company by its tiflleerswithout
without adequate consid rationThe
The oflioers of both companies he soysare
are the same and to all intents and purposoa
posoa the Greater Now York company ispart
z a part of the American and Is being operated
t fi ated for the interests of Abraham WhiteHe
He baslearned he says that White throughthe
the Security company Is selling what
u called a special treasury stock of the
American at Sla share on which monthly
I dividend of 2yi percent is promised Thisstock
stock Is supposed says Dr Gearing to besold
sold to raise more working capital for thelike
e i American but hll would like to find outwhere
t where the proceeds actually go Drt
t Qehring says that there is no such thinsas
as special treasury stock of the American
tiL t can so far as he knows and he believesthat
L 2 that what is really being sold is the ordinary
nary everyday preferred that still lire
> t in the company treasury Large solesays
ohtock haw enmadolctcly Dr OhrinJt
r says and he wants to know where themoney
money gocdIn
c I In oroor to prevent the consummationof
of this alleged plan Dr Gearing has served
itn and Butler as officers or the American
can with a summons in his suit Tboobject
object or the suit ho state a U to have areceiver
4 receiver appointed to have the Americans
cans officers enjoined from making a dealwith
with the Security company for the tranftfer
° i fer of the assets and to demand an account
ing from the officers concerning the proceed
Deed of the sales of stock that have lately
taken placeWhite
I White and Butler have not replied tonot
SI Fr Dr Oehrlnlts changes and probably will
i not until they get a complaint They
are understood however to deny that anyI
I thing hai been done or is contemplatedwhich
k which will affect injuriously the Interestsof
S of the American IIton hold fll Mr Whitewas
5 sof seen yesterday and Mr Butler I
wdeclinedsof toseen
declined to talk If Justin Truax sustainsthe
I the order it U altnrwt certain that annppeal
appeal will lw taken so flint matters will
bt lit a standstill for some time
9 l The Greater New York Security Company
r pany was iwmtlv on It own motionolnNi
I olnNi all oorlrllntltf In the suit of hoaryt
Udnr a yet lInldelhfitd NfIIon against
t the Marconi Wlrelow Telegraph Company
panyJUDGE
i JUDGE rAflKEn WITH THE IIARAppear
t Appear In Appellate Wvlilcn a One ofCounsel
Counsel fur Lorenz KclrhAlton
Alton B Parker approrod In the Appellae
Division of tho Supremo Court yesterday
In the case of Reich attain tCochran Lorcni
Reich formerly ran the Hotel Cambridgeunder
I under a lea B from Cochran but lot controlof
I of the hotel by non fulfilment of tbe termsof
of the lea A seriM of legal proceedingswhich
1 which Samuel tntormycr counsel for Coch
t ran described yesterday as fearfully andWonderfully
ti r Wonderfully oompltcaUxt followed AltonB
E Parker with Wheeler H Peckhamand and M
ourn
c chPeckham
E Horby Ls ooun el for Kclch and hasI feewading n
I Up at Uowmount for h put w ek wading
tnrough the involved m a < t of the case
He apptared at the Ajpellat Division
r 4 ystftcrday afternoon and was cordially
greeted by a numbor of lawyers ai he took
hU seat within the bar Owing to the abteao >
I teao of Mr Ptckham an effort was made
by Mr Harby of ouiniel for Krloh to get
l thee case continued Tils the Court
refused There acre a number of otherCSJMS
CSJMS on tho calendar before that In which
1 Mr Parker was lntr tod And a + thee
dragged their w h along it bcarcorldent
orldent that the Belch porhran matterren
even if it were t o uu ixuld n4 be flnlsKfd
before the adjournment of court Thepersonnel
personnel of the court e w anirM today soabout
a about 3 oclock the HelchCochran oavwaa >
5 1r was ant put over until thU afu > rnocn inMder
older that It might all be beard by thesams
same benchJostloe
Justice Van Brunt resided resterday
t J id wh him eat JmtloM Patterson
5 f 4 OBrien Inmbam and Mclaughlin
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5 To CaliforniaGolden
Golden State LimitedDaily
Daily CHIOAGd ST LOUIS and KANSAS CITYTo
To LOS ANGELES SANTA BARBARA and SAN FRANOISOOBegins
iThird
Begins December 25Third
Third season of the most luxuriously equipped train in the world Everythingto Qto
to make you comfortable Buffet Dining Observation and Pullman cars freshfrom
from the builderRuns
Runs via El Paso and Southern Pacific through New Mexico Most southerlycourse +
course of any transcontinental routeline of easiest grades and lowest altitudesEvery IEvery
Every mile is a mile away from winter
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I Quick schedule Leaves Chicago 800 p m St Louis 930 p m arrivesLos I
Los Angeles 245 P m1 third day afterROCK ISWlny
Sunny California it not fir away On Golden State Limited the distance u mewnrcd by boon DOC tnfla Toncan 3can
can play golf climb mountain ride or enjoy sa bathing there all winter long HOle are excellent firing open sare eue
ere not high the nilroad rate b low and die trip it etty and restful Gofor health for rat for change of acme andnew
ROCK new experiences and the grand good time you are sure to hare aReJCnC
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1 Reserve berth now Information and beautifully illtutrtted booklet onHAL requestHAL
System HAL S RAY General Eastern Passenger Agentslot 2
I 401 BroadwayUptown I
Uptown office 373 5th Ave corssth StNEW 0
NEW YORK CITY
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1 A f NAil M iO i lhiNl E iAME1A
FVHI11MI OFF FOn CHICAGOMayor
Mayor and Pollci CmrolioctT Ice HimOff
Off Jap Drl caUoBTbfreTooWith
With Mayor McCIallan and Police ComrmlHstoner
mlHstoner Madoo bidding him farewell onI
behalf of the city and amid a chorus ofBanajn
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I Banajn from a delegation of lusty lung dj
Japs Prince Sadanura FuiliIrnI fosterbrother
j brother of the Mikado left this town yeaterday
terday en route for Carter Harrison restsanitarium
I eatUtarlumj
j Whether It was that the Prince purseetrings
strings were extraordinarily loose ori
i whether the employees of the St RegisUknd
I Uknd his disposition in nJt known but mostof
of them turned out In the hotel corridorat
i at S oclock In the morning to giro him acend
end off The Prince bowed gravely as hoI
I pawned out but did not look flatteredAccompanied
Aocxjmponled by his staT Major MiharaAlraan
Alraan Sato Count Tenuhlma N Wataua boand
> and Richard H Taylor representative ofth
the State Department the Prince was
I escorted from the hotel to the Grand Central
I tral Station by a dozen mounted policemen
men Tbe clatter attracted attention alongFilth
Filth venue among flaTly pedestrians and
brought a few sleepy heads to the windowsAt
At the station the Prince and his partywere
were met by another detachment of policeunder
under Inspector Cortrlght The oops weredmwn
drawn up In two line from the street tothe
the elation entrance Behind either linea
I a crowd had gathered In which were many
Jape though for the most part the crowdwas
was composed of early commuters whodidnt
didnt qtdte know what all the fuss waaabout
I aboutAs
As he left his carriage the Prince waachirred
chirred lustily by his countirtnen whofell
fell in behind the oops and his staff as they
followed the Prince to hia private carShortly
Shortly after be entered the Mayor andCommissioner
Commissioner McAdoo appeared The Princewas
was not expecting visitors and waspleased greatlypleased
I pleased with this Anal courtesy He sawi
i the Mayor and the Commissioner as theywere II
I were approaching his car and hurried toI
I the door to meet them shaking hands witheach
cowamly he
each warmly oothh be expressedthrough
through bis interpreter his sincere thanks
1 for the courtesies that had been extendedto
to him while in the city and assured them
that his etayhad been most pleasant and
profitable Be also thanked tIle Mayor for
the wornpersonah Interest which he hads
taken In We entertainment and said bei
honed to see both again some timeftar
After the Mayor and the Commissionered
had taken their departure the PrInce appeaied
elJtd ID the vestibule of the train and
booed his farewell to the Jape who werecbr
cheering themselves hoarsmorning
The Prtnce will urhe 10 ehlago thismorning
morning and will be received by a delegation
gation of the dty s leading dtli na Hawill
will remain thee till FridayGLOVES
GLOVES DARREDlti TUia COURTCUy
City Judge of f tlea Ran Ifs Is ff o IUlbToaed
Totted Court
mn Deq ISClty Judge OConnorto
today decreed that glove shall Dot beworn
worn In his court This forenoon the lobbyof
of the qourt room wall tilled while the Judggave
gave a friendly talk to a wanderer whohad I
had been brought In half famishedSuddenly
Suddenly the Judge looked up Bisgate
gate theme orer theby beacl of the prisonerand
amed to the lobby In tbe rear of the room
Leuxlnr ow the rail was a young man ofttaranc
P9l1abe4 ppear told lagerman his
loYed ba 4 1 war folded as be tested on
his elbows The cjontrast betFea Useprivoner
pri wntr and the spectator was more than
jud e OConnor could standIn
See here be paid addressing the youth
In the lobby if you are going to stay in
this court room youll have to take off
those glares This no high toned court
Tho young man oby d and the CMwent i
went onSt
St Ltols FtrMy a CeartoUsB AflbwedST
ST Loon leo 1J The 8iprem < iccnjtat
at Jefferson CUy baa affirmed tbe tonriotlonof
of Harry A Faulkner xit mber of theHome
Howe of Delegates conrict d of perjury
In rcnnectloa with the suburban line fian1
0 ere and fnten d to firs Tears imprbonuteiit
man Immediate removal to the peal
tentlary willollow Louis Deckers casewas Iwas
was reroandeO for a new trial I
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Overcoat OfferingsTourists
Tourists for stormy weather business
ness rear and iniveliilRnndfftsvrough
rough flnlshfabrlo15 to25Paletots
Paletots for all dress oooaeioueBrnnd
Brond shoulders snug waist andwide
wide skirts oxfords and 1IaksS25
S25 to 55Re
Recular for general UM Full box
back tong b one and roomy oxfords
fords and blaeksl to 50HackettCarhart
HackettCarhart CoThree
Three Cx I3th SLBROADWAY
BROADWAY I Cot Canal SIStores
Stores Neu QumbmACCOUNTS
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ACCOUNTS OPEN D WITH EVERYBODYLargest
EYSI
SiDESLargest
Largest Credit Clothiers TailorsEmpty
Empty promises are no part of thisHOUJCI
Houses program If you are using yourready
ready cash for Christmas purchases wewill
will extend you credit for your clothingwants
wants
MENS AND BOYSSCREDIT
CLOTHINGICREDIT
SCREDITnttOyUAu
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nttOyUAu bulla end Ovriroju In tit and
Co UAUiTOOIlUKHS02J aaSJO Lnvrati
ante rainproof Ovrrcoau SIS la SW UOTK svlu
U to 117 111XNo sad ttUl Urrst butts ttlk Uanito
to oratr SW tea and Ito Mlk and finer VuuU I
U to SL Meos Hats KM vvrlt for unrstssttloa
tssttloa book ud price tl > tDMO
open S turdtn unto 10K Uondtrt auEERLY
WKKKLV Ai h UONTKLV PAYMKNTS
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ta OiBee or Drokrr Who Dltfat flettleaeartai
aeartai Uoose DalaaoeStephen
Stephen J Callahan a ConsolidatedExchange
Exchange broker failed to settle yesterday
day a balance due the olarlns bousand
and will receive the usual tw tyfour hours
b which to arrange a settlement beforehis
his suspension la announced Tb liabilities
ties are said to be smallMr
Mr Oallahan bad his brokerage businessat
at M Broadway and in his ofBoe yesterday
the only customers In sight were four middleaged
aged women one of whom was sitting on ahub
hub stool at the ticker calling off quotalions
lions in stentorian tones for the benefit oftb
the other three A representative of MrCallaban
Callaban in his absence ezplain d thatthey
they didnt make a specialty of womencustomers
customers and addedTt
The y just come in but we dont cater tothun
tbfmThI
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themThis
This re rNerlta ieo said that theembarrass
embarrass I f would Iw only Uiribecause
porary andthe he ftred because some ofthe
the flrmVr r t der not spocified
had faila + J good tbermargtns
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I W La DOUGLASSS
UNION MADE 3 O 50 n0 SHOES SBrooMon
BrooMon Loads the Mens Shoe Fashions of the WorldW
W L DOUGLAS HAKES MD SELLS MORE iktlBav vMEMS r
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MEMS 360 SHOES THAN ANY OTHERHMUrACTURER
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HMUrACTURER IN THE WORLDThe II WIThe
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The reason 1V L Douglas 350cellsat u Ii1 n
shoes are the greatest sellers la t Illy
the world Is because 01 their exeellent lrlrr
salient style easy fitting an J suporlp
rlp < wearlne qualities They areJuit
Just at Rood as those that costSoa
509 to 5703 the only dlfferencsis +
is the pries It I could take youinto f
into my factory at BrocktonAtus r
Mass the largest In the worldtmdsr
uDder one roof nuking mens fine
shoes and show you the Infinitecare k
care with which every pair ofW tv
W L Douglas shoes II made youI 1would
I would realize why W L Douglas35D
350 shoes are the belt shoes + dfproduced
produced anywhere and why thosales
sales for the year ending July lit
1904 wire t
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> 626304000 l fay high
I If I could show you the difference 1 price for93BO
between the shoes made In my sh0ofactory
factory and those of other makesand ° f I
and the high grade feathers usedyou W LOeapfayou
you would understand why W L + 93BO clomJ
Douglas 350 shun cost more toi 4 s 0rr
i make why they hold their shapefit Lj a Uafaasaoffit
fit bitter war anger and are ofgreater
greater Intrinsic value than anyother
other 350 shoe on the market today W L Douglas guarantees their value
by stamping his naue and price on the bottom Look for IttAk no aubstl
tute Sold by ahoa dealers everywhereW
W L Douotmt 200 and 176 Shorn for Rays
Stilt In tho wand Boys all wear themWM
WL Doubts uses Corona Colt I east Oo r fvtltti aflr net fir tnurfalcln
akin la hi 9150 shops Corona I Write for new Illortrated Catalog
Colt Is conceded everywhere to b I Bhn < liy mill M relit extrathe
the anN Patent Leather produced I W L DOUGLAS BrocktonalasC
G C 4 E Ell Calf always glues satisfactionO
W L Douglas 360 Shoo Stores In Croater Now York
433 Uroadwuy cower Howard itreet7i5
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7i5 Broadway corner sib StIHt134i
1349 Broadway ooruer SCth StreetU47H19
U47H19 Broadway corner stet 8U
05 Kaisau Street
113 But Ulh Street
340 Went ISith Street
974 T1ir Avenue2O2
212 Thrd Avrnie oor IJOth StM
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Dont Neglect These OfferingsLucky
Lucky indeed were we to get hold of that importerssurplus
surplus stock of uitings and overcoatings to sell at 25woolens
woolens that have never before been put in garments under 60 The stockconsists
consists of 75 styles of suitings and 25 styles of overcoatingsMQre
MQre evidence that we always have our eyes open to your interestsbig
big lot of swell imported vestings the SI2 kindto measure at 700Silk
Silk back Uetrcrt on file for put 27 ram Sale on second floor mpletent open rtqneAARNHEIM
ARNHEIMBroadway
Broadway C EX Ninth St
ACTORS see JBROMEAnd
And a Tnt or tilt Ktxat at Their Acradrsto
to Co CnllerosKl WUl Ue MadeDaniel
Daniel Harris a representative of thsCtgarmakers
Ctgarmakers Union James Holland of tbeEccentric
Eccentric Flrrrnens Association ErnestBohm
Bohm secretary of the Central FederatedUnion
Union Harry l > Vtux president of ActorLocal
Local 1 and Jtmea L llsrry of the ActorsProtective
Protective AwciiUlon called on DistrictAttoroty
Attorney Jerome yesterday and ud theyw
were In favor of making the tMoatrkala
agencies take out license under the newem
en loynvnt agency Uw F L G healingwd
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5ii tiguth Avenue
3779 Twrd Ave bet U8th A HTth SGDROOliLIv
BBOOKL1A70S7IO
70S7IO Droadwny cor Thornton St
1987 Broadway corner Oats ArenuaOl
Ol Fulton Street corner Pearl Street
4M Fift i AvenueJERSEY
JERSEY C ITtS Newark ArrnueNEWAK
NEWAF7x5 Broad Str ot
Commissioner of License was present at
the Interview The unions rspreeented declared
clared that there was no reason why tho
theatrical agencies should be exempt A
test case wiQ be madeSent
Sent Die Dogs to Watrti HrtThere
There was a trifling fire yesterday in thebasement
basement of 107 West iMtb street next
door to PutKc School 89 in which thtrear
are 3000 children John V Waters thaprincipal
principal sent two tic boy down to watchthe
the Are and report back to him If thnrsos
33 any dinner All the upls were madertdy
rtdy for the Cro drill i n 1 dfmiwal b t
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Holiday Giftsfor
for WomenSewing
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Sewing TablesWritingTables DeshsRocKing
W ldng Tables RocKing ChairsSlipper
Lounging ChairsDressing Slipper ChairsTea
Dressing TablesBridge Tea Tablesidg IBride
Bridge TablesMusic Cheval GlassesPiano
Musio CabinetsTrousseau Piano BenchesBooK
Trousseau ChestsDivans BooK CasesCricKets
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DivansElectroliers CricKetsOriental
Electroliers Oriental RugaImported
Imported objects of Art and an extensive variety Ieb
eta of individual pieces of marKed originalityGifts
Gifts purchased now while the variety from which toselect
select is greatest will be held until proper time fordelivery
delivery
1 GEo Ca FLINT Cow
j WEST 23t1t STREETStore
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Store Closes at 7 oclockMens
Mens 1 SCARFS at 55cThis
This is a fine new collection of 1200 Mens Handsome Scoriaj
j in the folded square style made of rich heavy silks in full sicesmoat
moat desirable in patterns and colors all of which are in effectsbrought
1 brought out this present seasonIt
It seems strange to offer such handsome ecarfs at about
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half price just when holiday buying is at its height but themanufacturers
i manufacturers have ended their present seasons selling and webare
bare been prompt to seize the opportunity to enable you togive
give twice as much as you had expected for the priceThese
These scarfs regularly sell for 1 and some for 150 fhstores
stores where they are necessarily bought in smaller quantitiesToday
Today you choose at 55c each and we will put them intoholiday
holiday boxes if you so request Broadway and Ninth StreetMens
101 1Mens
Mens Half Hose at 35c Worth 50cThis
I This is a special offering of 450 pairs of mens fine mercerizedribbed
ribbed cotton Socks in changeable effects on dark groundsThey
I They are in medium weight in the most desirable qualityPatterns
j Patterns are neat and effective They sell regularly at 50cents
cents a pair and all are new and perfect in every war Toda1they jthey
they are offered at 85 cents a pair 3 pairs for SL Ninth street jI
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I Fine Winter MillineryAt
At HALF PiLICEThere
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There are a good many hundreds of women who read this
1 announcement who still desire another handsome Winter htTodays J
Todays offering is made from our finest higherpricedmillinery
millinery Just the hats that welldressed women have mostadmired
admired in our stocks during the recent days They are in tnelatest
latest styles in fact some are in advance styles suggestingeffects
effects that promise to be popular next season All of the hataare iare
are in excellent condition materials are of the finest qualityimported
imported from Paris this present seasonNo
I No two hats in the entire collection are exactly alike Th reare I Ime
are about two hundred Hats in the lot of which former pricewere
were 20 to 40 each Today they are j
10 S20 Second floorTenth
to Each
Tenth atroctJOHN IJOliN
JOHN WANAMAKEILFormerly
Formerly A T Stewart 4 Co Broadway 4tb acre 9th and totb ti
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TISUttSTBEWEDJUCK
BEWEDJUCK TOOTIMTB J30 TO 30ALL
ALL TOE OTHEB KINDS 15 TO mStIT80
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Mrs Margaret Colt is to jet S2M a monthalimony
alimony and 1300 counsel fee pending thetrial
trial other suit for a prUkn from Henry
Remtea Colts according to a decision
rendered yesterday by Supreme CourtAt
Justice Troax
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December the 14thFlannel
Flannel or Albatross UnderPetticoats
PetticoatsTrimmed
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raffle White Pink BlocorUlaek
i or black
8150TBtB
nfaODtlu eMGating
Gating Flannel Skirt general
eral or extra large sixes45c
45cXCTT
New and exclusive modelPetticoats
Petticoats made on theI
I premlies and a completesteck
stock et French Flanneland
and hand embroideredskirti
skirtiTwentythird
Twentythird StreetTed
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Alderman Frederick W Lnndy at a fore aclosure
closure sale In the Brooklyn Itea1Echance EatatExcbaiur
Excbaiur yesterday purchased the boosof
of J Tod Sloan the Jockey at East Twelfthstreet
street aDd Arena U for 149600
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