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f I THE WORLDfMONDAY KTElka APRIL HIM3
r Wf YANDt 8Il1
dl To 1110 IN PARIS
r I Reported Engaged to Mrs
lit > Ingrafam but Rumor of Mar
I c Jlrlaga n French Capital Is
l tli Discredited by Friends
I
U NO APPLICATION TO CONSUL
J LlkewIsB No Apparent Preparation
At His Home There and Chauncay
j
M Depew Says He Never Heard
D
Of the
H I Lady
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l PAM8 April MThe report that
> William1 K Vamlert lIt Is tobe mar
> C rled quietly on Wednesday to a toeau
tlful young American widow la not
f credited here A relative of Mr Van
lf derbllt recentlysnldyho did not believe
ft there WM ny truth In the rumor
ij It it nece sary before the marriage
U of an American can occur hero that the
Vnited States consulate certify to tho
r of ono of the parties for six
months and ConsulGeneral GortH
eave no application to that effect has
been made Jn the present Instance
I Mr Vandenbllt Is spending the day at
L St Cloud where there is a race meet
i Inc today and no one hero Is milling
i r io speak for him At hs residence
H there Is no apparent preparation for II
marriage and surprise was expressed at
the report In circulation
3Vo Intlrunllnn of Such nn Event
V I HI Friend Su >
i Friends of Mr Vanderbilt In this city
declared today that they had not the
allghest Intimation of his reported ap
jwoachlng marriage and were Inclined to
I doubt the accuracy ot the rumor They
cay that rumors of his marriage are
M < periodical Instancing the reports of his
J engagement to the Duchess of Manches i
ter and to Mrs Richard Hunt
From tho mea < re cable report mem
bers ot Mr Vanderbllta set could think
if of DO one who would answer the descrip I
tion ot the bride unless it were a Mrs
Inirahtm a beautiful young American
widow now residing In Paris who visited
relatives In this city a year ago Very
2 little U known ot Mrs Ingraham here
a hell spent most of her time
r Abroad
On the othir hand Senator Cbauncey
al n iHDe p w who Is supposed to know more
1 about the affairs of the VanderHllts than
anyone not ot the family said today
that he had never even heard of Mrs
Ingraham He also said that ho had not
heardthaf Vanderbilt was thinking
ot marrying anyone He seemed very
i tnuoh surprised that such a report should
be printed
VTcePretldent E V W nosslter of
i the New York Central and Dr W
Seward Webb a brotherinlaw of Mr
i Vanderbllt sold today that they
f had never heard ol Mrs Ingraham and
that the report that Mr Vanderbilt
I was to marry anyone was news to
tb < m
< mSJont of Hl TlmeAJjroniK
J frl11 Since MrawWllllam K Vanderbllt Thrf
h l IB now Mrs O II P Belmont secured
T K lier divorce In 1S95 Mr Vanderbilt has
> Went moat of his tlmo abroad After
J hli brothers death he returned to the
city and to the great surprise of his
5 T > friend displayed magnificent capacity
i 0 In the conduct of the great financial In
H tereats ot the Vanderbilt family
Is Despite his business Intercnu here he
> < has not remained at any time longer
than three months In this city Paris
i Deems to havo an Irresistible attraction
for him He sailed from here on Feb 8
without notifying any but his intimate
1 business associates and was not en
II tered on the passenger list of La Lor
raine While abroad he devotes himself
1 to yachting and the management of hla
racing table which Is probably the
tnaat extensive on the French turf
WILLIAM tel VANDERBILT
WHO JrtAY tyiARRY AQ IN
MORE WAR UVER
THORNE RICHES I
Legal Contest Over the Vast
Estate Renewed in Supreme
Court with David B Hill in
the Lead
ExDoV David B Hltl and Peter A
Hendrlck wore pitted airalnst each other
to day before Supreme Court JustUe
Fltgerald In legal battle over the vast
Thornc estate and the stpry ot the nix
year struggle over the accumulation
of this aged man reads like a romance
Old Joseph Thorno and his aged wlte
died on Staten Island In August JOT
and then the fight began By his will
ha left all his realestate to his nieces
Beasle Louisa and Martha Jackson
JI500 to Dr Wlllurd Parker Peach ana
the residue of his property to Eunice K
Huff
May Thorre Brantlngham contested
the will claiming hat she had been
adopted by the Thornes in UJ63 when
nhe was eighteen months old and she
claimed the whole estate as their daugn
ter by adoption and by agreements en
tered Jnto nhen she had arrived at
eighteen years of age
She alleged that Uunlco Hurt was an
adventuress mho had dropped Into the
Thome nest In 1894 and gaining control
over Mr Thornos mind hod crowded
her out and had estranged the old man
and his aged wife so that Mrs Thorne
was driven from her home
Mrs Brantlngham In this battle
and one after another the Supreme
Court Appellate Division and Court of
Appeals decided against her leaving
Eunice Huff In possession of the Thorne
estate which Includes choice real estate
and hundreds of shares ot stock In eel
tain news associations
Mr Hill asked Justice Fitzgerald to
grant three motions to open and vacate
the Judgment grout a new trial and to
compel Mrs fcrantlnghaai to return
certain properties to Ms Hufl the
Court orAppeals having reversed tho
declHon ot the lower courts In her
favor on the ground that Improper evi
dence had been admitted Decslon was
reserved
PEARL IN THE BERRIES
Sir CburliB Bnimell Cot 3Iore tbniT
Her Monr > > Wordi
Mrs diaries Bunnell ot No 274 Sev
enth street Jeraey City purchased a
box ot strawberries a few days ago
While cleaning tho berries she found
a perfect pearl In the bottom of the
box She showed It to a Jeweller who
said It wae very valuable
SAYS COIN DlONT
ADVIRTlSE10R BIDS
Severe Arraignment of the Su
pervisor 01 the City Record in
Report to Comptroller Grout
Comptroller Grout rcceUcd today
from Charles S llervoy an auditor ot
accounts a report of in Investigation
Itito the manner of awarding contract
for ouppllFR In the office of Philip
Con en Supervisor ot thy City Record
The report Is a severe Arraignment of
the Supervisor
According to ellrvey the BUI IVIPOr
conducted private bidding In his private
office for thousands of dollars worth oC
open and special orders when ouch
blddlna was apparently unknown to all
but a favored fen
The Supervisor In his preparation ot
the 1J01 stationery contract H IB Her
vev appears to hive carried the
spJipme ot letting by scheduln to Its
limit thereby eliminating all possibility
of genuine competition In Wddlnfc there
on <
Thousands of dollars worth of sup I
plies which should properly bo let bv I
public routine were awarded on small
orders to favored contractors without
open competition on the plea that the
goods wore required at nn rnrllnr into
than would be possible by contract let
ting i
Tills feature appear to have been
adopted by Supervisor Cowcn md earj
nestly exploited to tiio extent that
the total ot tho blank book printing
nnrt lillioitrnpWnK conflict let fitter
public nilwrttsunenl for 1W3 amount
to only JT131181 while th Supervisor
gae oilt at private bidding without
atlvertlMnB or public letting orders
taken out of tile mi mint departmental
requisitions to thn amount ot 191079
BU
n II MACY CO
11 M X
Wedding
Presents
We are showing a great
assortment of articles
especially selected for
Wedding Presents
I People who wish rare
and exclusive things in
Pottery Marble Stain
ary Rock Crystal and
Gold Glass China
Silverware Limoges
Enamels and hundreds
I of European Novelties
0 many of which have
no duplicates should
I
be sure to come here
I
t THEBT6 STORE Aaw nmf
l O e
SIXTH AVE
jtfpril Sale
Women9 s P ttt o ts
300 jCiko illustration Tjuosctay
Jtt 9So Bach
This is an exceptionally good
offer for the regular price of these
Petticoats is 195 So you see
there is a clear saving of a dollar
These Petticoats are made of
lightweight Moire Spun Glass
Cloth with graduated accordion
plaited
very pretty light
and dark gray col 9
ors special price C
Tuesday at I
Uhe Demonstration of
I Petticoat tyafcina1
continues to be a feature of much
interest Petticoats are made by
expert operatives on the newest
machines while customers stand
by watching the work So complete and so rapid are these
machines that an entire Petticoat is finished in
five minutes This laborsaving device makes
it possible to sell Black Sateen Petticoats such 9
as are being demonstrated in this special April C
Sale at
Second Floor Eul at Centr
to
t t 4 da s PROMPTLY y flood
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mm SIXTH AVENUE 2JST AKD22D STREETS N Y
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IT > Our S Sale of Housefurru h Opened ToDay V f
> r J f i Great Spring ° Housefumishings Basement Salesroom J
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rr t I Every article offered Is first class UN seconds are offered by us at any price Not only does the manufacturers name
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1 stand behind every article offered utwe pledge our reputation based uppn Intimate knowledge that all goods we sell are
positively trustworthy Thousands articles will be offered during this sale Extensive preparations have been made and
t enbrmous purchases < at the right figures have been consummated Attend this sale and secure your Spring and Summer
supplies of Housefurnlshlngs at prices phenomenal In their lowness From the many surpassing soeclals we submit
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PLATED TOPS Valuti up
for 150
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TOILKT PA TBIl rolli or pack
apl 1m ljuIII 825
Willow Ware I e
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extra each large Dd atrooc 5c
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Dusters c
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cholei 25c
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1 r00 I 4 25c
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cxntri bract nlckll ptatrd
plai 2 yard wio 4 ranli
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pint or rt > Jar
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PICKS per buM 6C
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Gas and Oil Stoves
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klad lor J 75
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no 11I00 q lvdll Iou
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R H Macy Cos Attractions Are their Low Prices
Investigate Our Onrlepiki1
Depositors Acct Acct Depart iti
I Department Allows llt i
I Broadway I 34th to 35th St
This is a freehand sketch
of a Robe just reduced
from 18899 to 14149
Description below
I
Tucked cream tilTcU skirt handsomely trimmed with a rich combination of
Irish point and Cluny lice
The waist pattern in the box matches the skIrt
Paris Robe Patterns 0 n
An Opening and Many Reductions
Have you ever been confronted with the urgent necessity of providing
yourself with a magnificent reception costume at a days notice
These Paris robes meet just such an emergency
The woman or man who gave the idea birth should be placed on f
pedestal Make a drop skirt and tightfitting waist lining of silk Drape
the skirt and waist that constitute the Robe over them Thats all
However they are not bought merely to fill an unexpected need Scores
of quick witted women1 choose them in preference to any other We
imported a great number of these Robes this season and have been
very successful with them
The business demanded more space than they occupied on the main i
floor For that reason we have just established them in a roomy brass
railed department their own on the second floor In order to sig
nalize the change of location and at the same time wind up a brilliant
season weve made liberal reductions on many of the most elaborate
Robes that remain
Robe of black net embellished with raised chiffon flowers I
and tiny French spangles reduced from 7999 to 5996
Black Renaissance Robes combined with fine taffeta festoon
effects reduced from 8096 to 6074
Black Spangled Robes relieved by ornate designs in cream
applique reduced from 9896 to 7419
Cream Renaissance and Mousseline Robe raised chiffon
flowers in natural tints reduced from S 10496 to 7874
Black Taffeta Robe double flounce of Escurial and Cluny
lace upper part of skirt inserted with the same reduced
from 10496 to 7874
Black and Cream Crepe de Chine Robes overwrought with
handsome lace designs in braid beautified with drawn
work reduced from 10796 to 8096
Black Chantilly Robe with lace braid skirt inserted to form
flounce effect finished with medallions of lace braid re
duced from 11096 to 8324
Black Crepe de Chine Robe artistically braided with rich i
raised satin effects reduced from 11996 to 8996
Black Taffeta Robe flounces of Cluny lace seams have
Cluny lace inserted in them reduced from 13434 to
9998
N
Allwool Voiles
36IK
IK n sith it
Black Colors
Voile is the favorite lightweight weave for summer
gowns It is in the lead for both street and evening
wear The kind we advertise today is all wool it is
correctly finished is 8 inches wide t is shown in black
cream and all the deliirhtful warm weather tints the nrice
is 36c a yard
The last time we advertised these goods at this price they were of
fered with restrlctlons Consequently manufacturers womenj
suits came and bought liberally by the piece especially In such colors
as black cream and navy
This time we will not sell them by the bolt to manufacturers or
dealers Broadly speaking we are opposed to trammelling our alues
with limitations of any kind But the Interest of consumers our
real regular customers must be protected against the demands of
wholesale buyers
Allwool Albatross made especially for USj thirtyeight
spring colors including cream and black 39c
Value sac
Allwool Crepe Albatross another fabric made expressly
for us j fortyfive colors including cream and black j 40 in
wide AQC
t i t t
Value 65c
French Voile perfect finish biscuit tan reseda royal one
marineand navy blue 43 in wide 99c
Value 125
the daintiest of all the thin
Franch Dollenne weaves all <
the summer colorings 44 in wide I 74
Value 150
Crepe de Chinea beautifully finished silkandwool
fabric biscuit tan reseda royal navy silver and cream I 49
46 in wide
> < > <
Value 200
Womens 50c Hose
Hens 50c Half Hoseat t24C
These goods just received from one of the greatest im
porting houses in America offer a bright profitable
chance for both men and women to supply their Summer
wardrobe with Hosiery Not a pair m the lot is worth
one penny less than half a dollar choice 24c Among
the styles are
Womens imported Hose
Plain Black Lisle Thread embroidered insteps
Richelieu Ribbed Lisle handembroidered insteps N
Fancy Ribbed Lisle black boots colored uppers
Rembrandt Ribbed Lisle white stripes on black ground
Black Cotton embroidered insteps and silk clocks
Lace Lisle many attractive patterns N
Mens Imported Half Hose
Lisle Thread with colored Jacquardwovenvertical stripes on
black grounds
Black Lace Lisle combined with neat stripes
White Lisle Thread divided by black stripes v
Black Allover Lace Lisle various patterns
Childrens 25c Hose at 12c
Childrens Domestic Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose ribs fine and
extra elastic prettied with openwork stripes all izes6 to 9
value 2Sc j our price 12c
Womens Empress Shoes
Thirty styles to select from made of patent
vici and dongola kidskin and patent leather iwelted
and handturned soles As good or better than any
of the advertised 30 Shoes l
Our price 2 89
Womens Fine BenchMac Shoes
M FI Sith St
French Kidskin Light and medium soles Cu
Viet Kirukirr ban mlhtaryand common
natt Kidskin sense heels < These Shoesare
Heyk shown In the newest ShaPeS
H ey I 5 Patent Leather made oUhe finesfleathers1hat
are procurable better stock cant be obtained no
matter how much you may be willing topay And
the workmanship is unsurpassed Every pair is
benchmade the trade way of saying handmade
624 and S 997
I
The same qualifies are soldby others ai 800 and 1200 a Pair
Womens
Oxfords
The stock of Ox
fords we show Jsx
conclusiveanswerto
the questiopWJII >
Oxfords Be Largely
Worn Foreseeing 1
their universal popi >
ularity for Spring
and Summer kiv
deed manyjiyomea r
have been in Ox t
fords all Winter f f
we provided Javlsh
ly prodigally We
dont think you will find a more perfect or a more attractive coitectkm
anywhere And we have been scrupulously discriminating very
very careful in all our selections Every pair is the productof thfi moist
successful and the most reliable manufacturers in this country No
odds how low the price you may safely trust the quality We navent I
tainted the brilliant company of Oxfords by admitting even the faintest
element of trash among them Our S1A9 Oxfords give you all and
more value than the expert judge of leather and workmanship wouW
expect The same is true of our JJ699 Oxfords and every inbetween
grade
Women who dote on chic Footwear will admire the Russia Matt KM
and Patent Leather Blucher efiedstliey have extra big eyelets and
are laced with wide satin ribbon price 499 The Three buttp i
Patent Leather Oxfdrds are also particularly good form299 i
Louis XV and Cuban Heels were never before so extreme higher g
the smarter We show all the most radical as well as the most con >
servative styles This list should lead all thrifty women to Macys
Id n XIlIa
200 Oxfords at 149 I
Dull kid tops vici kid amp and
hick foxing patent Iwther tips ex
tension soles Cuban heels
Dongoli self and patent leather tips
opera toes Cuban heels extension
soles
250 Oxfords at 197
Soft vici kid patent leather and lid
tips turned and welted soles Cuban
and low heelsall the newest lasts
All patent leather straight tips latest
narrow toes welted soles Cuban
heels
300 Oxfords at 249 I
Soft vIet kid patent leather and kid I
diamondshaped tips opera toes
turned soles concaved heels
350 Oxfords at 299
DongoU kid patent leather tips
medium toes Cuban heels hand
welted soles
Velour calf straight stock tips me
dium toes Cuban heels hindwelted
soles
VIcl kid patent leather tips the new
est narrow toes handturned sols
Cuban and concaved heels
All patent leather straight tips me
dium toes handwelted soles
500 Oxfords at 399
All patent leather straight tips high
Louis XV heels handturned soles
600 Oxfords at 439
Patent leather > amps and pointed
tips opera toes high wid lowLouls
XV heels and handturned spl
Soft vlcl kid pointed patent Ietb < <
tips opera toes high and low Lo k
XV heels <
650 Oxfords at 499 l
Soft vici kid straight patent leatktt
tips extreme high Louis XV hwk
handturned soles
750 Oxfords at 599
All patent leather open toes wHh
out tips extreme high Louis XV
heels handturned soles
850 Oxfords at 699
All Ideal kid opera toes witbout
tips threeInch Louis XV fault1
handturned soles
Tan and White
Womens Tan Oxfords willow
calf straight tips medium toes
welt soles value 300 at 249 f
Womens Tan Oxfords goaltkta i
straight tips medium toes i
welted and turned toles i
350 at 299
Womens Crash wd WWUr At
vas Oxfords medium lots
heels welted soles value J3J
at 249
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