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ONE CENT
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TOSAVESUGARDCTV
SAMPLIXG TEST HERE.
Government Begins Inquiry
Looking to Uniform System.
James P. Curtis. Afsistar.t Secrctuiy of
the Tre&sury. who was in this city last
week, hai • primal minion to which his
other Ir.quiries were distinctly minor. He
did lock into .stands confiitifr.s here, sat
nt the- cor.rerenws repardlns the rrob'err.s
ef the pa^ter^cr «er\-ir«. especially that
©f r.iffht dorUtnc. and talked about tho »'.««'
automatic scales. But a problem in tl>e
•ampllnc Cf sugar held his attention atuve
all. It mead the loss or caving ot thou
ta'.tdb o* dollar? in dutica anr.ually.
Phiiudtlphla, IVston and New Orleans
are in t-ov.fl: t w Jth this port :n the method
of Efltlng the families upon which the
crties are ».»*<-t*e<i. It is vaid by the cfli
ciali cf the ifcree other ports that there are
less t-veopir-F* when the sampling is made
after the imported raw eusar is vcished.
Tiie is plunt*-d into a bap. and
leave* a Email hole, from wlUch there is
C-ora or '.ess leakage. Tl;!» faU» en the
blocks. a;:d at the tnS of t'.e day is swept
up. sampled und welshed. The cevensment
does not l^e the duty. V. was t-aid >es
terday that the husar. cxpor-ed as it is a.fttr
the leakac*. cries and testa hi£her ihun the
gfW* >l ats of the bass.
Ccllottor Loeb u:.d ilr. Cltotta v.ent to
the doclvs or the Huvemeycr & E!ier re-
Cnery. in imiiasisburs. t<-' *>*« she worldns
of the eystem as practised lure. The- bags
*\-era helrted from ihe l>c!d or tlie steaiair,
flroprod upon a etool with & tlar.ti-.13 top.
from which the la£s. one al a time, tJ'.d
upon the trucks which cartrd th© *usar to
tlie t.ca!e&. A& the bag b.i; ped 10 the iruck
tlie f ampler vat u*ed. There «js plenty
of licht. The tarnplerH were able to desig
nate the TTrft*T*T* t f cf the i-aiiiii'.< s and the
Vags. nialv'.r.j for accuracy in tho work.
spilling was uot g:xat.
Change W'auld Cost Thoutsnes.
tsn-.p'.lng was done af:rr the writhing a*
an e:.-peri:ne:4t t» ccc vvhidJ or. the surface
vas the better* The trutklo^ds v\iie
«rclghed or t!.e covcnimcct then on
the CttJ asaSfia COT th e t ime the bags wore
ready for th* nmrffT they Tirre in t« i
llpht juris of ihe Cocks, and the cond;tiu:>
cf tl;<s i;igs of suc<«.r was not £v dearly
obs?r.i»ble a* uhen :hr containers w« re
J:elsted Ottt of the holds o; the thi)*. ll'
poits will !<• ser.t to Ays'.stai:l Secrets r>'
Curtis by t-u.ieyor Claxksc!i. there to be
«ibta.tnes from deyutiei vim will get the;r
Erua ii.c acvesa] sccaj <ic>cl;» In this
jicrt.
Jr ... -. •
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1
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Causes Many De!»>s.
v 'lh.:i» has fclwajs» bet:i high!: u-uatiffac
•ory. There ar«-. as a ru!'. !t'r>s o ri 4e C
laratior.s, that rtquire cxpUsatSoa The
maui ct t. u .e piHlCTser canaoi dear mat
ters* up. The FaEEcn^r may pot be Rttfala
je«h. It J.^s h^p^n«d again und agai:i
that th 6 l.tf^iLrfc J-td to be s. r.t to the Ar
rr*ibtr-* Etcres. That meatrt ■ p» k .-t
trpsLSfl tor the COStnoss offiriehs end for
the BM>fSS*ira. M
Thfe :r.sj,ectois ct the custom* d^ptn*
taent have a d^r.ntr once a j<ar. Thcv
fr.kke tpeecye* afttr the coffee Ims betii
•ervefl, tut r.o btrar;jcr ii adm:tt«^. \\ hat
#ver is b^'j v kept pei ret Tfhis
tflnr.er v.^s l.fid 00 batsrOay ni^hi at tha
Houj trivo..-. Ntw.-s.jsiT »r.eu r.ere not
pcnnlttefl to cross the tfcresbote of tlie
£ir.'.re raom. CliZa 10..k;r.j jnyrectors «t re
tear the o:.^r.>- to ketn intruders away.
«o far ;..ai t; ie cpetches woulj ttot
Ice l.f.i.rc:.
"ttfc.it \.nr .a'.l-J the real fOlutica cf t!.e
«sockt!.i, ;:cL;cni vus men in a trie:
rpceca »;•» ;• r. ■ .. c r t:-.<* .'ei-jties of Burt-tyor
Ctorkwu). >> ; .a;d that ih* |mp«ct9rj »you;«
t:a.e :o beb c UvideiJ :::'.• Ctvjeiooa, on<* ♦«»
Ja\w exclusive cl;a:«e ct t:.-. e*MQia»aoa
cf bacc*€*. '• r ..^jr dutt«-5 ralfja hccla *t
j. 1 u'clock. Kfthout a definite Uase !:-.;it.
Vut ewn lino^r Tl.e i-te dockis; practi. •»
5t would KcWoaj be lau-r v.hr. rrrWn^fir.
TWs Uiviilins of rbf twee* v. uu'.o u*vessl
t^te t!..- apjx i:.T ji,- n» oj nury r.> w ins-pect
:-'"••■ ■ ;.«K"* bboul •' ■■■ n«c*ssary ar>-
i !t ■•'-•■':■'' It •••- •:::..-i-<l that ih ' .-V
•xitanr •• •' '. ■ •. .■,_;.: i.a:ij ta a
r. L--.:. ...;.. •. . :« C;n^e«i for th* tuoaej
fieedoa t.i ••■,:; t; :c i:-|,;; ;j( i t:..r.e j: ; j {n»«
i •"■•;•■ t'j.^ .;;,:.. ::-,:N-n hi.ftuM
ll ■• '■'•••• :rt,i:i ;,.. j <i.f. t -ict),y vi
the eepartraenfa report. Uui the rtcoarncn*
tfil'-lO'l .- :.! "... I. •..•.:-, %■ •.;, j, : , #. ; , r j,J., X -
tJ>m n] 1. ■ .. I ,c«-t:ity for u>« a-Jilcd
expanse. \v.,a'.j 1 : r •;. »lr.
There »**■ !" t a o^jiuty preseni *t the
<!!.:. cr KtM 'lul :.< t pay that tiic j : -. •
forcr a '.:■■• : . vtuis. v. c.uM ;; 4 t be aai«» tv
*"-- : - ' ' •':"•■-.- <■• n Miv- :::iC Mitrmer.
Jt tsiis CcEcribeJ us ■■•■ >'■• : • i ■ te tltua^io:).
«> thai : :•: h« r*mt4Ut& in the mtrc-
* c t - : t:. e itril.o a:.'l oi t!j« travtl!:r.tf
1 ufrUa
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2AICK ESTSLEaSEKT FLA!.' FAILS
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WAS IT MRS. CLEWS?
Xame of Wife of Bankers Sun '
Given in Auto Arrest.
Th« thereabout* of Mrs. Henry
C:er.s. Jr.. v. as a mooted question yester
day. According to the records of the
Arsenal police station she w;t3 in New
York, eiwng the house at *»*o. 27 West ,
] Slat street as her home, A request to
! speak with her o\er the telephone at '
i that address leal Slight brought the re
| fly that she was in Europe, &Md had
; been there for s«'»nje time.
The police record came about through I
I the arrest of Morris Metzer. a chauffeur,
who said that he was in the employ of I
Mrs. Henry Clews. Jr.. because his auto- j
• mobile was trucking in the West Drive |
in Central Park, at S3d street. M«'tz. r
was taken to the station by Patrolman '
McOuirc There were two women in the j
J car at the time. Later a woman, who j
' said that she was Mrs. Henry Clews, Jr., J
j went to Ifca station and furnished bail |
; fur tho chauffeur, Riving "her" home at J
1 No. 27 West olft etreet as security for
his api«araucv m court this morning.
The house in W«at r»list street was ]
' culled up on the telephone last night and ;
i a masculine voice answered several !
j o.uestions and asked a few. •'Mrs. Clews
• id in Europe** was the answer to the
i first question. Upon Ik ing told that the
! younger Mrs. Clews was wanted the
j voice asked why. When the reason for
j tlie xv«juest was hinted at the Irat rei>ly
j was repeated.'
VRSIXPAXW.
PASSEXG
1 Motor of Second Avenue "L"
Train Jinn Track.
A shower of spUstera from the Second
a\cnue elevated ..dun atl-d fetrcet and
Seeoud avenue and the cries of eevt-ral ■■■>
|dred |*assei;ser* vu a -^r t;-ain yester
iday aftcnioo:i ttaittd a h>t:ij>athetie panic
! also on the f urf are ears below and tent
1 M-ortb of persons tleeinj; Into nearby stores.
•ab it appeared that one ot th. trucks ol
; a !:cavy motor car overhead would be
thrown into «he btre-.t.
Although the accident proved trivial, it
was necessary to call the pellee reserves
I f ro:a the Ua^t Hal ttreet ttatiou and two
• ambulances before order couli t* restored
'ani'jng the passfnjers on the elevated and
iburfjce tars. Several j<rt.ons who had
beea thrown from thrir seats and cut by
glass deri&S tl;e wild scramble to etcap*.
rn-rii the cars wore treated by ambuUnon
turgfoiif.
The trouble began at Wth street, when tlie
front truck of the firtt tar left the north
bound track. The train was proceeding
raj idly, a;>d belcre the motonsaa realized
what had happened lh« * # wiM* truck was
i making deep ta^ie* in the cross ties on the
[derated ptrocttne. ,
Th« crash as thr ivli»-els tore through
the heavy wooden tics was the pigiial for
general disorder among the «iu«Js in the
cars. As men and women rushed toward
: tha evits they v.ere met by v rhowcr «r
■ .-jdiiitcrt. vJjiili wrre being ciiunud vp 1-y
tli*- fast revolving ■rbeels.
] <>v .• few moments after the lirtt jolt
.the car from tide to hide. The
jm-foeels often caujiit ttio t^nr.l rail and
[ -ddtd tliect* of blue Tlainc to the descend*
I '.r.w' iho»er cf wood. At the approach to the
, 4:J street ttation the EOOtOtman brought
, th« train t<» v Ftop.
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HELD AS HIGHWAYMEN
Ttrce Y^ung Italians Charged with
Robbing Two Men.
"Fan!" Bacco, eighteen years old. a«i.J
-ygny— Blcaro, eislste^n jears old. both
ef No. Kmi l^th :-tre€t. vere held in
8.409 hail ea^h. ar>d •Tor.>' Diluca. sevfn
tv*n ><ai"P «"<ld, of No n"j t^etor.d avenue.
i wab li^M i:i fl.V*) bail, [or examination «>n
Tu^fday on charges <>f rcblrry by Mapii-
' trate Earlow, n thf Hdrierii j^'.ice court.
I ye«Te^da:-.
I Dcnjaniir: /.u< k*-rma!'. of N>. ll'A First
ares&e. end Isidore- Ecr^'i. cf No. S3
Bast !&th ttrect, charged the Italians with
I I.oidirip them up at the point of revolver^
•at ir.idnisht on Batordaj at Ji'-.th street
' ar.d First avenue and taking *!3 from
1 Zuckcman and fl. a few <-*n # .s and a geld
ur.g troni lierger. SaTO and i?iraro were
! jdentitif d ty Her.ry Heilmar. of No. i?l
; lia^t lt< th ureet. a» having held him up
I on Wednesday nipht.
CIRCUS MEN WANT BALDY /
Their Offers Fail to Win Bronx Park
Clever Ape.
"iUl<i\." the naartest rpt la l:ronx I'ar«.
' hat. attracted a r.urr.ber cf shOßtnen to su:!i
an ex'^nt th:*.t li'>- v i has been offered tor
him. He was purchatej thr«e \.:ars ago by
i the goologteal Gardens for I3M. it «ras *-a»«i
:<.-irday tiiat "UalJj" would not be told
: ut any rri'^e.
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KIID FOR FIRING AT GIRL
Lcrk Up Man Wlio. Pthcc Say, Tried
to Shoo Sweetheart.
Louis Zarchy, a p^'nter. of No. tX Bart
V.tt p'tret. who quit I.i.s *o'.-, to Le ne*r
his nrcctbesrt. Ann!? Hensoa, »ho liv e -■
vlth her t:n«-!« end aunt, Mr. and Mr*.
Samuel Divout, at N<» 303 J'.a-. t IMb ni.tt.
r.as lofkcd uji vi tl:- |';.wt zvith n«et
b'^tion lart i:iKht «. t.^»i i:«»J with attfMiitiJij.
In thoct he-.
Ul\or.s t<<ld t!ie j*.'ice tijat ».e rerrv»n-
Mrat^d v.HI: tti rottttf in-n >..-'.erd:iy toy
CtiiKS v.p hi* )"*'. and ;:.* I::iier replied
that if l;l« action didni ♦u:t he -Aouid try
iiti'^cr ta..k- Tlicjctr,...,. aceordlnx I"
Dlvo::r. h« pulled v Moall revolver ai.<l
l.luzcd away at his tvertlieart. Tii« i«
voivcr wak load^l with blacV rtltridsr*,
Lut trie j»o\-.<Jer burned Miss Sersoa'l «ar
eticJ tne 1« 11 to ti,- Door, UeanuhU* Mr*.
Pivons hrd iu>:.t i ti tl.e irmdow with «
try tha« «au>f«l «-<. ii.. (x.ly t<» ». m i!i t;:i
alarm <>t fire. Tt»e ar>paratujj lunic. ur>d »>•>
vi.l patnaltnaa it<*u:« w IVheu Hm LtUr
KM. iSaivhy Aent with hno.
mommy. Kmv*OoTft (Trifttnt*. ™«" -••
§? HAMS? ~
£ EO!\IE BAKED FOOD, (l^f^l
? Ircshjiiood, wholesome, VV'SS
; economical. Readily VA^iS
*^ks**»* made *vi!h j£s
Baking f
I ;:£ Towder
WATERIGLENX'SCR!
J?«f Carnegie Hall Had Xone
for Temperance Orator.
Ex-Oovernor Robert B. G!*nn, of North
Carolina, predicted to a large gathering
In Carnegie Hall yesterday that New York
City would vote "dry" mitiilti ten years.
The New York State Anti-Saloon league.
uinlir \vhoi"fc auspices the Mr ma.--; meeting
tvas held, had advertised ex -Governor
Glenn as the Souths greatest orator. To
live up to his reputation the orator, before
he was through, had redu<>-d Mi liandker
chief to a dishrasr from mopping his brow
u:id id torn his voice into !-hr<"tU and
tattfTi 1 .
In the middle of one peroration, but
without halting the stream of language
which *?enicd to be rakitis tlie .in out
of hi* throat, he cried in a hasty aside
to his companions on tlie platform:
"I'lease get me a glass 4 water!"*
Uut ftven this temperance drink fceemed
forbidden in that afsemb!age. for not a
man i:;aue a move, and the former Gov
ernor nas allowed to travel on at full
speed with a hot box. The continued
clearing of thoats In the audience, as it
listened, teeired to indicate that never
before had its component parts been
tempted *o sorely to ruminate on the *.•>>
ol a cold glass of beer. And many a
man's semi -conscious t-elf prayed fervently
that the great metropolis would never be
come h«j dry as the s-peaker's thorax.
Mr. <;:.ni was plainly not accustomed
to let tuch a long nod elapse between
l!qui«1 application?. 'if the »;o\«Tnor of
South Carolina had only been there, would
the orator have turned to him and with
the bare threads of his tortured voice
made that elastic obtervation? This was
the question th^ audience put to itself,
«uid echo answered as follows:
"Why docs the whiskey ring, through th*
legislature, Veep Its hands on the people's
throat? Because, If the p^opl^ wrre al
lowed to exercise their right to vote, with
in live jrars not a city in the state except
New- York City would license the baloon.
ar.d in ten years the great city of New York
even w ou!d w ipe out th - liquor curse.
•"But," continued Mr. Gler.n, "an aroused
publir opinion will force the adoption of a
city local option bill. Then, !it ■> by little,
the temperance forces will win and Buffalo.
Rochester, Fyiacuse, Utlca and other up
state cities will banish the licensed evil.
I believe before f die I shall be called bark
to this imperial city to help celebrate it?
•g'.»ins «lr>.'
"I appeal t^ the manhood and womanhood
ef the greatest city on earth m M aid the
anti-liquor movement that within rive, tix.
tight or tfii vrars God will be glorified an'l
temptranr^ - wil! sweep the entire land as
it has the South to-day."
The former Governor «-atd h* bsd d"l'
oat^d the re^t of his life to "driving th«
cursr. cut of the land."
PASTOR DEPLORES SELFISHNESS
Hard to Distinguish True Followers of
Christ Nowadays. He Says.
Selfishness and greed arr j-o pre\a>nt
amons church members now. said the Rer.
Dr. Entest M. Stires. rector of St. Thomas s
Church, >*esterdajr. that it is imjiossitlf; to
♦ell the followers of Chrlxt from th^ev.ho
are rot.
"Racing." he continued, "was first besrun
to improve the breed ot animals, but vhen
the Governor of the state tried to eliminate
th* gambling feature- of it. ai.d thus im
prove the breed of men. he v. as oppo>rd by
many men who cjII themselves «"hristians.
and e\en fome women oppr^ed him.
"Visitors going to the homes of rhureh
members on Sunday aftern«x>n will rind
certain preparations going on. When they
«xpre>s surprise, the hot-tess will say:
'What's the harm of ■ little bridge on
Sunday? You ought to get out of that ..|-J
fa»hloac4 notion '
"It ia well known that women drink.
raid Dl Btir«s. and lie also touched on the
divorce, problem, when he »-aM that selt'
ii.dulifent parents might bay« hived liomes
and tlie happiness of th«-ir rMldren by
ti.aki::>i kacrifi. f r-.
HORSE PLUNGES INTO STORE.
Panic Follows Crash of Frightened
Animal Through Window.
Returning i "iii a drive on Ocean Park
way. Prookljn. yesterday \\ iI U a horj-e he
iiad bougiit only .1 few day* ngo. Harry
Kotchtr was just about to outer his livery
stal<!*» in Hast N'*w York avenue, when
the liortc becatno aflJicted witl* Llind rtaj
Kel^.
N'eißiiinc locdljr, the animal re.«r«-d and.
losing his balance. f«M! mi his side Then
he bound, d to !.is feet and crashed through
the front window of .» confectioners* sto'r«
omucd by Andrew WelnsteinV at No S3!
H'»^t New Vojiv avenue a panic fulloWed
■ithln a» the J.orhe clambered 'throukh
th« bliattered j«!ate Kia.--* Into the- «tore.
II" was prevented from rniering vhotljr
into the ttore «!nly by the carriage to
whifl: h«« v. as attnrljed.
Kctehcr ai:«l his tu<> companions turn*
M"tl out cf the carria-v-, l.ut v^ere unhurt.
Policemen summoned fiom tlie Urouns.
vil> nation drag Kid tiie ho:>r. fr.nr, the
Biodotr, where, cut in many places i>y »!ic
«-r..L.n glu^?, h« was belt] a prisouer.
The conftr ti«Hiery store was wrecked t«»
th.. «\?<i.i of t-00. it was sui.i. mirrors
anJ other furnishings l><-ing ruined
EXPECT CIG MAY DAY PARADE.
It wa* reported )*rtcnlay h«-t!:« «.fti.rr.s
of the May r»*«y cotifcreuee, formed to ar
rai:p.- lor tlie annual Uay 1».,\- parada o?
t^ialiet.-. union* and other Lodle*. th.tt
moie unions would parade thhi jt-ar ihaa
usual, luctudms ■ number which wei* not
socialhftie; Th»- Central federated' Union
has sppdlnted a comtnlttea to cvH>perate
vitli ihe ronfrrenc* As m.i> 1 rails mi
t?un«i:iv, the parade »..ll take |ilac« on
AI«HJ »
'ft«. luiade Mill Le led bj tht IV'alatmak
tri* Union, followed by a number of sing-
Ing societies. There will be nine thousand
bakers in lino belonging to local unions,
who may go on strike on that day.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURIi AL3IANAC.
Fun rise, to <>.;; sua»ct, 0.12; MM " v!s. 21;
moun'a> age, 14.
HIGH WATER.
AM. r».
Sandy Ho.k :::!!• ■»:-""
Uo»*rnor's ljland 3-J3A 4:57
Hell Oatti »:M C.47
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Th« Arreati:ia. reported as !.•*• nllca east of
Sandy H'-.k at 11 4 j a n yesterday, is esitcted to
dock on Wednesday. »
The Philadelphia, reported as l,."f^J tnll?<« east
of fandy ]»...' at 7 p m • -tc-rJaj. Is extected
to JO. on Thur*day.
The M:nr--.ii >ilis. itporte.l as V.C. milfs cast of
Sandy Hook aL I'.^ij i> iv jeatcrday. is exacted
to dock to-day.
The t >Jiii-. rt;^- as TSo miles east of .-'andy
Hook at HOO& ;esttrdjy, is expected to .>> k to
m
1 "'i* R»r!"..i dltalia. rrpirt^d as *J»rt ml>s ca«t
of Sandy H..ok at 1 in ycatcrcay, i!> l»; ccted
to do k to-day. .
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-PAY.
V«i »c!. From. Un».
•Oeo Waihinfflnn.rrcrnrn. Mar.h 12. ..N <; I.lojd
•Xa«.apa. . . Ctolt-t. March 13 U V ,:,
•Potsdam notterdam. March 1...Hu 1l Am
•Kurt. uU Glasgow. March 1-' \nehor
•Surlr.a • Trinidad. March 1 » . t> \V I
•Benuudian Bermuda, Mar<-h 10 wuebee
•Won ... Havana. March 17 n M h P
•Caracas CtaracMt March l.t Hed D
•Tenn>»on Barbados,. Marih 15 . 1. «- Holt
Tone* ; Porto Rico March 10..N XSiVSt,
•'■alil'ro Hull. Mar.h i Wil«on
I-Ui«lana . Na;.!es. s!arch ♦> l.knd Ital
•>drlo Naples. March KV.\Vhi:r Star
\a:idalta Gibraltar. March .">
Minueaiolls Southampton. March 12..AU Tr
«>rota%a PenuuiU. March I!i...U.\!SP
i:«Cina d Italia ....Palermo. March • Italian
•'otnuf Xc» Orleans. Mar.h If, So ]ac
El bud Gahrcsten, March 15 .-.. lac
TUESDAY. UARCH 22.
•Pnns Joy him.. . Kirr^ton, March lif.'.llamb-An
•Tintoretto Barbados. March 14.. I. & Holt
•Saratoga Havana March 13 Ward
Armenian Ljvrrpoo! Man h IL' V. h Star
Vtneria Naples. March 1<» Kabie
«'«nch.j GalveMon, March IS Ma ! tor-
Cttr Of Sa\atinali.. Savannah. Mar.-h 10. Savannah
M->...i«k Jacksonville. Mai.h U>. . . Clyde
IVBDXERDAT. MAItCII V 3.
Arj»ntina Palermo. Manli f» .. falian
l»r» BaJtea Gibraltar. Mar.h 11 —
Octnnla Pal^-nnc. Mar^h Vf A'.^trtan
El <iaheiton. March 17.. ..to Taj
•Urlnss mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
V» Vess»l
'--•••' Tm !Jw. .-loses sail*
Ssrama'-.-a, raram'bo. DTV I 1 1 :0o a m lft>p'm
Ul:r. ft KUts. »; V & i>n v .00 a in 12.00 m
TXEtDAT. MARCH'S.
Kronprirz'n i\ £rerr.»n. NGLi;:Wan t •..,,..
Saxon Pr. Mo!it«vij»o, Prtac*.l2:ot>m 3<»>oni
Hyndatn. Rotterdam. HolJ-.\m <H» a m
Rorr.a. Naples. Fabr* . . ' _,_
Manran!:io. Clenfuere*. Ward. — - f'OOm
<"" of Columbus. Savannah. Say .Vi»> pm
Ararahoe. Jac-ltsorivilte OyUe. - - 3 00pm
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 72
Mamwtaitta, Utxtrfooi, Curirl,V.ti>ani O(h>am
Adtril Tairagu'. Jam . 0 X I'oH^iam \ , ',
tterniudUn. lien;m3a. t»u«bec. »:<»>a»r» IH'Man
J'lStln. Para. Tooth !-•:<»• ni ?:3t>Dtn
Birrra. Llten, UAL. - .:_.
Huron. Jackson^He. Cl}<i» . . — i.., r , „,
Mar-os. Garreston. Mai. 17:00 ra
Lsr.ipatas. Tampa. M-»l'"ry . . ' f''°<»> m
Oro'ava. Bermuda. Qotbee... — - 10:00 atn
iiantias". ciua.Mur.air->. Ward — 13:00 m
TRANSPACIFIC sfAIL?.
Ctan to N.Y.
P^sfinaf^n a"d rtcamor j> jj
l!-t«a!i i\:a ran Kran.-Is-n» — \\ t
mrfu To-lay. «.3O
ll'"J-. «i'a tai; Franc:* ot—l^ur
liws Mrh r., 6. .T0
i"jr I»!ar.!s. New i>alan.l an i
.Australia (*v*rt \V«si> flrta s-"an
l"ranc!fcco>— » frttury- Mch Cf«, 6 30
Japan, C.-rea an.i i>.!r>a tsf.u!<\ •
sddr'-sf'-l untyj jvia Tjomai
«.-hi:ag.» Maru Jl< h TB, «.3O
Japan, t'orta »n.» fhir ; a i»r«c!a!!-.
«id'lr*!<»>.-«J t-li!; > (\U Ta'<-ma«
oe'ana M<*h 31. « 3<>
Guam arvl PMUpptm lizards tUa
s-an rra!n!vo)~l' ri traiijport . . .M;h 31. 6SO
Hawaii unil specially adlii's^d f »r»
Japan. «'or«a ar.d China %\l»
Francisco*— >:ipion Maru s!ch 01. 6 3<>
•ji in <"or*a. «hina ar.<i FHHrpin*
Islands <^a> Vancouver sinfl Vic
toria, li O— blir.irrss of India Apr I, 6 "•)
ii .".m!. Jaion. «"orea. China and
rh»:.'pnin« Islands (via tau Kran
<-ie<-«>—^lbt-rU Apr T. 6 30
Tahiti. Marqursas ar.d <;»ok Island's.
>>» Zealand anJ Australia •■ i \c»p»
|yta S^n Frar'-lsco> -Maii-
P-«a Apr 10. 6-.¥t
SHIPPINcTnEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, March 20,
1910.
ACjirvrD.
t-ifjm»r Maracas <l:r» T tint dad SUrcn 12 anl
Tuua<ic» 13. to the Trinida<l gblpplng ana Trad-
Ing Co. with I" p**.*«ni;ei>. mails uii'i iiiUi-..
Arrived at the Ear ut il:.*.t n>.
!-'»<»n:'r TTJlis Wit Urn V «Durri}». r*r*,u*r;to
V>bru4!y Si. Dem*rara a Tn.-l.iad March 1.
<'arupan<> i. CUUM an-1 Uasata -i. Ij* «;ua'ra
4. l'U» «ab*ilf» r.. cura.;a«» 7. Jj. tuel :r AU
" ay*i l'». Jfifmlr 11. Petit tiuu\> I* I'urt au-
Hrtaei l'J *r..i st Kara li to ifc« Rural Dut^ti
V^>^t In iU A!ull. v.ith tour famtnt,tn, ntal's
am] irdo*. Arrived at the Bay at II a n>.
S«*aiii«T S-ifurun-a. Tanpii-o Mari-h T_' and
Kaataa IT. t<> ttr fifw \or\t and •*üb* M.«n t<a
Ci>. with 111 p.it>.-"»:ijr«T>;. n». tils anj uul>< . Ar
nv».l .1' the Har at 1 :a«; p m.
Ftramer Mimiro (Hr». luriy Mi'.-h ■• to
l-'unch. Kdy» & Co, 'in bal'.a»t. Arn\rd at the
liar at •_' ;• in.
Me-tnier VanJalia f<:»rt. Tok^jin.i r»rfmt#r
27. Ulan Januar>- 8, siiareritt i!\ lions Kens
yV tirsupore jvtru:«rv 3. I't.rt Haid .» aad *i
trler» il»nh :«. !■ Funch. Edy« jl Co. with uidi*-.
Arrive.! Ml tha T:ar it I 1 p in.
Summer t_ii.l.T.,i <^el»;>. Antwerp March 12.
to " tli« ItM i^lar U». with 4t»» i-ahiii. l.>.">
rfffrag* |<a«»>'iie«*r» and injse. AirlvtJ at ihe
UarUt ll.i'o * li
r>t earner [:at.«\u t«>r<. «>tf>j M.ir.-»i ; a nd
Nitpltw 4. to tli*- Hanitwifl An-eii. an l.lr*. v\it!i
!■■ --aMri ani] l.«CI s»e«r:iT. [. u>f nf »ri aulM..»
Ari!>'i fit th.- rt»r at- !••.;:'! p m. i:»tli.
t>l<leuburKh n:-r<. Brei> (^u March 7,
to C>«lrtc-hs A; Co. with 1 .*«IJ vt^. r >mt- j>a»^ u^f ra
Arrived at th" Par at 11 r m, lftih.
. stt\mcr l.a Touraim.- iKti. lla\if Uarcb 1-.
t.» th^- Ccmpisnte Cerera!.' Trnn-utl inti'! I.!*-.1 .!*-. t. iri\
i"lMk cabin «"d .'•'"■ *t^r-r:ta- J'.<>«e> Sf-ts. 11..11W alid
mf'se. Arrive! ttt- 'he Bar »t n;: l!:l«:!t. 'jiiih
M^nwr Ta*rmlea (tub. ■:».)■•:» m-»i.k *
N«tl*«'7 Bad I'aiernui k ».. Hartrtettl, s^.U-t ,«
«V> with *4 r»Mn an. I l.i'irt j.-iy rnrei
ai\l i.M*e for N« w T-.r';. 1« .■. ■ ihjji ii"l S*(l*t..rr
•«*•■ r>i>«errer« f.^r PM'u !<":i«M.i. Arriv«>,l at tf.-
I:ar Xt 4;4rt m.
>f>«rr.er «*)\* jllri. .%nto? ir.»»t» Janntrv t ( ".
f^i^er.. Ift. T a j» ; ,| , vt. iVMi-..:r.iN. ?:«. Vair>lrii: M ,
i\ Tor" .fl C 7. T'l^r* « Arfnin K>f>ru^rv T. M.>n
i«' (••/<■» «•. Si I.m. !a V»rch 2 >»><iti l i' l 17. t.>
V r> Tr»rf <- ("n with ?w > I Illfllfn an} .;!.!•«>
\r' 4<< «-.l at »Jr.« ■• r.«- a' 7 < 1.1.
Sin-lv }tn*>tt. S .1. Var«>h ?ft f» ■•> r. »"--
Uril ►rttifh've«t; modi-r.^te brees*. r.»tintiir
:iii.-l f.«rc> ; lt«ht »<"•
SteaniT l'Ttuna tN'nri. M.mnnillo K'li'itrv
'* J'ifar.. Mv-h * . «iw! MBttalN It. !•» the
Vuii»«fl l.in* n tth i::(>r. A:ri\*'l at tti'
l:ir at 11 r ' ' «Oth.
St»tni"r «;».,r"« Wao'-itiat"'!! i«'>r> ri'iiiAti
M 1, '■ fj %i-1 S'<Mitl.»:nnt< > p -ill • 'tier*. >nrn IX
1. n#lrV»»« *• c.i. «»th ii.<«-' j >iKer« am] nwtMi
«!*»en iiitlts i.iuthea.t of I'ire lilitid af i:.J.*i
f. 'fi.
vv t ,v.ii^» rui'.if»!» .«;rri. t MI-.ittn ? uma-v ?1»
Hi lJAit'.M Mar.-h I"* ».. Ftm». r.|v» it ,v.
wit". in 1»". Aacborr<l In t*uarantln«i at V«il>
i> M
;t«jinier A'lmtr.il Firrac«». rv 'l t Ani.>n!,.. ■>( •
».. th» I'm'^.l Krul« •".>. r tth p»»:» itjr.'r* m,,]
frii». AtuhTe.l in ij.'»rtirnn-> if *;4fl p „,
Sienturr tAtn***»*. Tampi l!;>;ri, \,; , ex
«»•!. «<» t^- Mtih-rv pa c wi:i, T».,n g. r . ,
mit ;it.<»». f'^-»-.1 !'• " iiiuriii'lii" at tt Ja , ...
; t»nm*-r CHv of t'nliii.ihtis S-n a ».n,t, M. ir .-».
17 ' t.» »h* ••vmi >» ••«. «|tli ».i'««, ti ._.. ,. a .|
ni.l*^ I'a*! I .! In <[n«rnnMi/> .t :.■»•> ,
Kt#*ni.r l!ur> 11 lj> V«oi>'»lte M ir.-»> 17 8 ,.,<
Ch«rl»-"i» »• M •'•» Clf«l* S» •'.». >,it'i mjmh
tert and ntdaa. 1v«. .. 1 In sur.dy || „ at j, ll(
p pi
1
Time for pruning your ward
robe now, so we'll preach the
Gospel of Discontent.
Is your Spring overcoat a
little seedy in the bright Spring
sun i
Thousands and thousands
here for your choice -Spring
overcoats for sun and rain,
dress or sporting wear.
Motor coats of importer Harris tweed* arc a
feature; medium weight.
Has your Derby a greenish
cast ?
The Derbies of wliich we
have exclusive New York sale
stay black as black can be.
The Stetson Special, *.>.
The Knapp Felt Preferred,
boft felt and cloth hats In Spring shapes.
Are your shoes bulged at the
sides and run down at the heel
Time for low shoes anyhow,
and they're here in black and in
tan, in all sorts of good lasts.
T-nr.ls and stifling shoes read: . too.
Are your gloves soiled and
stained
Our #1..">0 "Special" and our
Dollar Glove are both of the
real Cape leather that lives long
and looks well all its life long.
Does your Winter under
wear feel thick and clumsy?
Schlichten Ramie underwear
(pure Ramie linen) feels light
and cool, though the properties
of Ramie fibre make it perhaps
the safest of all Spring under
wear.
at
Rogers PER & Com v.
Three Broadway Stores,
at at . at
Warren st. 13th st. ?4thst
AMUSEMENTS.
THE IEI®TIEITIE
C«nt. Park W.. •»■•- J**^«3 Sf!t T> , « n,-)f 3 i_
Ma»«*riin. k r >itra<iV ris-.
SISTER BEATRICE
and .\--t IV. vf )M»n> BRAND
Shakespeare's f'harniinir ComxJy
TWELFTH NU>HT
OJlsworthj s Drama of~«"api»at 4 Labor.
STRIFE
— ■ — — —- — ™ t
THE SCHOOL FOR SCflMOiL '
Tonigiit. g : i.> The School (or >rind>!
T-j-»s. nv« . s , Opera • ii r«M.i*
wed. Mat. '.' •era • • -« imbtii »
• B»lleti Act I of < oppefia
W.ri K'tr.. St.". Iwrlfth Nf-h»
Thurs. Mat. •.•">•>. .gtotCff Brut i Brand
Thur*. >;•*-.. S:3O sttitm
rri. K'.« -.. K:3<>. .Si»ter Deatr|r«> ■ -• Itrum]
Sa» Mat.. _• rhe h>o| for >• «Drlsl
cat. Evt , b.ii> >trif«
NEXT WEEK
Mor Evs irr»nu-r>. T» x "»4 H\ X*K *
a X\>d Mat lh# Winter* Tale; Tri-irs
E^ z . •»i-rer U«<itrir» and Brun.l Fn. Ual
<-xrra>. M«ter Ilfatrir* an.i Orand- Sat
Mat.. The Si-lioul for S. m«UI. Sal T\s
Twelfth Sight.
S<^at» T»a \\>»ki i:i Advano*. r.?«*r'."fl or
f-ent by ll^»s»n«.r to Any St:tn!.a»tan \.t
dr^ss. PraaM, *.' t,> ;,0c : t'prrj. |a to $1.
A» »h« Rroeltltn Acattrmr nt 51u»i<
lo-mor w Eve.-->i»trr Ilrutrir* , ( . i rtrand.
jriIPPOi)RO\!E
Entire P!<xl<. «!rh Ay» . 40r.i tt 4^t^ tt
Paily Hat •.'. C*st F»ats $i Etsl. S3e St -.0
Ei'i i "'°. Cl Ef v "? y l A Tnp illa11"i lla11 " •"•'! In«i<i- '
50 Little People |to Jjp.mi Jew.Ms jihe Earth
I>AI V*. P «iv i .°.f<»h .»♦ Wed. T\g 'S:dft
mWIIRL»IID < Marhttaftllf
Maxiae Kllioit V.^.iirHy. v .• sat Blrb.Sa
r|lnj ■■■■iWM Third 11.H.r H;i.k.
liro t<l>\ .t« . 4Tst.H'v. Br.*:]& Mts T ii \< <
TKjOliyßACHSlOaSwubjoajißATES
BIJou. Dv *::rt Ev. «.;JO. Mt.WV.I Sat M<-li -n"
CYBILSCQn In LOTTERY HAH
tlara*tt.42.Tr.«rß'y. n.st.v Mt.Th.st ■••."..>
a^TH£IOBBI«P«Wi^K^»
I »r.. 4J.\V Of Rv. Kv.S.i:,. 5j !s \\>d. a $-.7
*lyd.. rilrt-i ||»r hlTYKxrr., Vaf. »:^,*r
greatest riuy. I lit 111 1 I Monday. Me h X*.
«a»ln». Ity 4 r.Oth. KvVI.V M'«.\V.-d « Sat.
ui'L'r^j :-. THE CBQuOUTE SOUIEB
l*» lif 1.1- is \,v :::.th M.i»« W.-.t. * Si».
HtBILU SO.: Btaicha Bine ™» '■*&***
COHEOYSV Man KM^rla?!^^^;
B*t.R'}*»ith. i it. .t V ta'a World U SI. h -.'•*.
«»»• t «.l._l V\'. ( -•■ Mat*. UV.J. & sJt
mAX.N> ELLIOTT inVVki/m;
SThe n-i.-.i.-. y tVnl 44? h S'» K»< s> sis
rt V\KSAN { s!ui«. Th«ii-» x ' •• |.V
THE LILY
fctLASCO
CHARLOTTE WAIK B- JUST A IIFE
G'LCNI&L (MVIiltY RII.IIER. Mf
fally Mi.t. ?Zy. , Country CtisK" X « cths.
AmAM^RA
"*!».. i;> >• it *.v-.' >>. Kxpomtit>i> T\.iu. cth...
■
■
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
1
James McGreery & Go,
2Jrc.' Street . J-#*A Street
SILK DEPARTMENTS, la Bo»a Stores.
"McCrccry Silts'*
Famous over half a Century.
Complete assortments of tbe newest
weaves and colors in Plain ant! Novelty
Silks always in stock.
Exclusive designs In Printed Foulard*.
Single width ..... 75c to 2.00 per yd.
Double '* 1.25 ♦* 5.00 •* ♦•
Rough Shantung Pongee In all makes. . .
55c to 3.00 per yd.
On Monday and Tuesday,
.March the 21st and 22d.
Sale of Ten Thousand yards of Gun
Metal Grey Rough Shantung Pongee Suit
ing, superior quality. 27 inches wide.
85c per yard
former price LSI
WASH DRESS GOODS. la Both Stores.
Commencing Monday, March th* 2tst.
Sale of Twenty-live Thousand yards of
Cotton and Silk Printed Material* in a
large variety or Foulard designs, includ
ing black, navy blue, brown* green and
heliotrope, with white polka dots in vari
ous sizes. 25c per yd.
value* 10c ass) Ms
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
On Monday, March the Mat
All wool Van Dyke Diagonal Suiting.
The latest Spring shades. 54 inches wide.
1.25 per yd.
value I. ■
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Imported Mohair Sicilian, bright fin
ish. 44 iuches wide. .Gsc per yard.
sain 1 tt
LINEN DEPARTMENTS. la Bo Stores.
On Monday and Tuesday,
March the 21st and 22d.
" Sale of Scotch Damask Table Cloths.
new designs.
2x2 yards .' 2.4©
usual prlt» I "*
2 x Z] z yards .............. :i.OO
2 s S yards 5.75
usual pr». • '"*
2' , x 21.2 l . yards &90
Mnl »r<f> i al
Dinner Napkins to Match, per do/. . 3.75
iuu^J cr!' c 4.53
James McGreery & Go,
23rd Street 34th Street
AMUSEMENTS. _
Academy ol Music
. Itth M. him* Irvine PI
rar«T*e!l Engaß«iT>»nt — Two W"ek9 C>nly.
F-. g". a tharp. T\>d. &. l^a' . \.\
j SQTHERN
Mkßl OWE
rhi- ! First Tins in Their
Week New Production of
As You Like II
?IT? SOTHKnN as Jaq-3*«:
Jllia MARLOWE as Cosatrm]
lhnr»«»a». >l-»rrh *»— Si»et»al V.*t»nr». I
• (\\ rUJTTU NIOHT." for ovv.cit Actcj."
BETROPdUTfiHOPERa HOUSE!
L.%&T ItECk Bit *>\T..
T"-ni)iht at M— I'iqu* l>:»ni". Kt3t»m T>^y»!nrt.
' M'Mts.-hik. Chwk. Wu-kham; MM. Sl*>2ak. Tor
1 Mil. Pidur. Mulilmann. O.ond . Mr.hler.
Wed. Evk- at S— Altla. Mnws. Drattßß. K»
ner. Click; MM. Car\^>o. Auiati>. Indue Roaat
1 Cot. 4 . Tejcanint.
Thurs. Evx. at 7 4."-. Trip!" 8111---4'a«allrrfca
! Ru-alraißt. followed hv Pip* of I»n»irp iirr!
l-:\. i 'li- • ••. Mile. !.»«.« and M. M">rdkin.
I C.ood rn<l:iv Manifn?. Special M«rin.»o at
|1:S0 — Piir-if.il 4l.u«t Tin.*- Mmes Kr-msta-t: !
MM. Jorn. Whttt-hill. Hmcltley. tloitts. Witacr
spoon. Cond , H-rtz.
Kri. Evjr. at S. Uouble Hi!! -I* nob*m# and
A< » I. of ) owfiiii. Mile. rwiMw. .v St'T.lk'n.
Sat. Aft- at l:Ho— Die Mei»»er»iuse>r. Mmes.
I r.aiish.l. Wickham: MM. blezak. Sooimr,
O«rit3.Rla>i».K"i«». Muhlniann Cen4 .Toscanini.
Sit. Xv;. at S— II fr«\»l«r« ami I'nertisse
m«nt. Mile. r»«k»«i» an.i M Mordkln.
NEXT an.i 1 AST WEEK •* ««aa«».
Men. Xv?.. 7 :"t»— lVtlkuere. htnira. tladskl.
! Fr»>m»ta<i. Homer; MM. H\do ld«bu» ». Wtv.t-
i hill. HincUtty. Con.l . If»rt4.
AT THE M:\V THEATRE.
Tue«. f.vg. at S -Toiwa. MU.v K-trrar: MM
I M:«rtin. Scottl. Ananlan. B« su-\ Uianoli-t.ial- 1
I let t i. Co»nl.. Taneo. .
Wod. Aft. at ".'. l>"tjM<» Ttill l^» *onn:im- I
hull :n:.l Act f. t<; « »p«>«li.i. Mltf. Pu«low3
j and M. ttontkte
At th* nrmkha V)Mlrn» of ■■*,
To-night at Itigotetto. Mines, de l{ld»teo.
M iv:.. . MM. Carus»>. AmatA, »!«; Scgurola.
R"»3i. T'.«j;ii-. »!;i.!u. Cnd.. Tanjro.
urn -»IA?tO ISEP. _
• .MANiIATTAN «»rrnA iiotae."
j *»-l^*l«**rft£ i.ii\ - nll v t . & Sth Ake _
i \sit wruK.
To-nisht at S-LUiME. Slm» T-tratsfn!. I
i Mil*. Tr'titini. M.m». Puchene. jjr. McCormack.
I MM. llutvi-ileau. «■rah^«*. et«'.
Wed— TH.\l«*. Stln Oar.l.n. 5!. Rasaad. etc.
TUnra.— .sp.-.-iul: CXCIIACX) STRACU DAT-
At 3 P. v . At « ■:•.!• P M..
nniu. HAI.OME.
• t»n" ticket. $l.f»>> tn $". ndmits ti> botli -»e r -
i formmicis*. H»-gu!:ir C.tnt*.
Frfctay — CItAXD o.\l-.\ rERfiT.MASCE
trvgutar pftc— ».
Sat. Aft - FEI-l-EAH AM) M»fi>«>r»c.
1 Mi>«» QanSaOt M- Dtalmsrta atnl r.'««!ar C:ir*t.
Eve irt>cular prices*— lf CIV Mm*. !
Tetrassmi. Mr. Mo'ortunoU. M- Sammarco. etc. I
Nest Se*fl":i Subscription Etooka N irv Open.
I <|ual Sut'lra^e
At tlir Garden Theatre on Thursday,
March 24. at four o'clock, under the au
sptcp-i ot the Kijtta! I-rancht^e Society,
Colonel GcCTEp Harvey will speak 011
•TUT IXHERENT RIGHT."
Mts. Mackay will preside.
Srccial notice to members: The ad
vance >ale o| Orchestra irat«. ha» been
«>i-» larsre tor this la.it mctftnj; oi the
scries that .ill teatl reserved tor mem
bers not occupied at live igitnatci before
four o'clock will be ptaccU h-j >ale.
<\dxni»<ion t«> orchestra $!■ Ga!leti<^
free. Tickets now on :>j!<» .»t the liar
<!■ n Theatre und at T> soil's.
_ > _.
IfiyiNG iT.Miljsiif. Tv« . WeU A Thur. E*.^.
ln7lnU *>IV I tat tinu». Zell.fa ptr.-lt 1.
I'l \» t |vr»«-;fl!in-n.:i-r Kri Cv. lrU>l
Tlll.Ainr. »"•-• ■ Sit _K»e. '/iseunertk.ir>it».
KKirit a ri:o« tout \>>»ii»
K* Til All" X" i ! i .;••! \>n
;j II! A*-. -■""'' >i M.iuiivi M..rr.«t & ♦•».
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