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L\EUS OUT
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CALLED SISVESSIO
AM) \OT STlllh'E.
Er. r V< r (\-"l Wage Increase
Demanded— Lsargc Soft Coal
Sup) il if on Hmmd.
Time h:ir.i»-*<i tlssaaaacl iwisnlMsi rr.r.ers
■r th« bituminous roal liol<3s of t\ r.>\ I
v«n^a. «>h;n. insaana. Daaaata. 10-.va. Hi»
sor.r Kaasns, «>k^;..r:;.' a Jid \rk:.ns.Ts
quit BNBik Bt lliUirfsjiil last y.'iz'M
Tije rnii:^ra. BMBBsers of *.he Uaatad Mine
VTastaSS* of America, anehsrotf tta smlfe BOt
«S5 n«: a strike, B«l IWfly ■ susniinlnn
.- v. o:'k pondJnF an arr;in?ren>or,t between
tiaesaselvet> n-.iil tata anara*sr« of a araae
-i-a.e foi avjoth*-r ye^r. th«- aM scale navtac
*=.\r»irod wiih ihc mouth of March.
Tiie men deina:;cl an Inrwaw •:' pay i-i
>..-.e iiiiiiaacos of I itBU a ton. -'nii t
oUier i:is:aucos more, ana oertaia dtansjea
In »ork:nc conditioi^.^
< oT!!id« tic<* was easvassoi by the operators
'..a: there would h^ no general <0..l Bamine.
:»«-g« supplies of iuvl .laving beea atorod in
tritfrlpation of the suspension.
While the miners predicted th? snsacnsSoa
v-ojid he cut short by a proir.;^ slsjafaaj of
»ace aeaißSj >-nr»i<? <>f tlio aperatiors ir.:iii.-
in-d the min^ mißl.r be kept d »ed l""r a
:«■>::: h or sixty days <>r asafjer. *
The condition? in tna various states v.ere
: - follow*:
Illinois. Btes aasMtrei assaea elaac 88*1
s'vent-«--nve Itaaaaad miner? >iu»t -york al
• r. m . ■ icint oanfe|«BOl on aracjes called
Km n?i: Monday in CMta— jßpei«sors say
m-n -ie:aan<i asesaase a< s9 resrts a ton.
wtiSca nouid m.-at; an bbbosJ tncnase la
■ QMnaai in DBaols of Wjmjm; p— sfMiftr
■4 a four ÜBMlltll' Bfcßt toam: t\v.. Baoßths*
BBasAir of coal on I'.aii^: na inni-.i.'- coal
"••-.ii:-." io <"jiicago ii;dus?tri« '^.
Tiitiiar.s. jS.M-0 jiiiii-r? sro>red t> qah at
• ...ririzht. conference r'-n!is:'.'<i f->r ?iexi
■ aisj «1 Terre " ' "■"• ■■ llin -" s; 1 /
> BtaVaora arm be ahsrt lived.
-y]\ania. Bjsja«sjadaaaterjr "••"«"• 'i"
«"d«red to quit at bbMb4b ' temporary
Kale allotviKK ■ fly-cent run of ni'r.c- a
'on Increase aea -.. be r- ad os l>> Sat-
Oajr. acttlssßjsjrf af th*- powder lestJon
i<- l^e held in abevar.. ■••
lova. every mine in ■'■•■' '■■ '• daaed
r'ndine «=pttlement of the wagre scale
Massooni. Kansas. CNdanoaaa and Arkan
<-»?. comprising the aauUlffßtfrn lnt«r
»-tste field?. 55.«00 asJsMtsj qint. early sot
tU-ment hoped Bsr. but miners assert they
f-.pvc fund of IHI.WI %•• draw on
«"«:iio. all miners nrder^d to <i\iit. Btat«
T.ader d^..l»ririe it is not ■ strike, but
aserely saaaena*Bß; at Ustatn. O '•-. an«
m»| plant t-hut town, thrvsraas; eat J. 11 1
" ••>rkr.i<-:i. tba marj:iK-"i annooncinc ■
i-.'-rxas* of c«al
T^e first victory far tbe nea une iti
an announcement from Krazi:. lnd. X.*
naiua "f the Indiana block coal district.
where it v/a-s announced tie demand f«'r
s five-cent baoaaac wo-jld se granted.
MAY TAKE STRIKE VOTE
lake Eri<° & Western Refuses Wage
Increase — Nickel Plat-e Demands.
■ -,-vclanO. Ma.J ■5" Zl.— Folowii:^ t:>j ' '-> ■
>aaa«i of the i-ak'; Slnro Baauoail. Oie
I.ak# Brie «■ Wasaam Tiaiiroad to-day re
feassl lasasiseljr t'u*- aasaasjaa of Ihcir traiii
men »nd conductor? for an aseroase hi aal-
BJT- Tli" committee representing the men
■^iH rnf-ei here to-morrow to ooasaner the
aWHcy of lollowins '.he action of the
'-.<k- .~hor»' aaen and sraarsag a strike vote
laken. *
A commi'i-e repr'-s^ntinjr shnihir ein
lloyes ••. tlie Nickel Plat* 1 syst«'iii present
«»d their demands to General Manager A.
\V. Johnston her*> to-day, and srfll receive
aaa ansTipr to-morrow, in the mean time
W. G. L*ee. president of the Bratherliaoi of
Railroad Trainmen, as-^erts that no asre^
ment will be made by th* men an any of
the road? except on the basi? of the BaHi
more & Qaw Railroad scale. Thi? lattor
rsasi payi« the highest average -wage scale
af any of th* Ka^tern ssatssaa.
',0 STRIKE ON SOUTHERN R. R.
\Vas:i:rmton, March B.— Then is no
,lia!<T of a strike in any department '>f
t.i» Southern Railway, which is now di?-
■•;--■-. aerweinents with several branches
of tts employes.
HOOT)' IX VAI'LT.
Stamps and. ( 'mk Stolen in Vir
ginia I ah hed Up Here.
Ix>cke<3 in a }>ig vault In The FederaJ
fJsJMlns; are the flve trunks and val.- t-on
•jjaaaas; 570.0C0 in sra:np= and burglar's
tnols. said to be'ong to Edm-ard F^ay and
nichi.rd Harris, arrested heie en Tuesday
nlsrht In the charxe ol ha^nK lobb'-ii the
roatontes safe at I'Jchmond. Va, of J?.',.000
lr. stamps and £3,000 in oash. A r^itro!
mynn took the bagsas^ tO *•« Ijui'.Jing
last over.!::?.
Tw Centra? Office asea bmkc on th^
atepa and two on the seat of t.'ie arasoai as
1» ■<»*»« tip to a Park P.ow entrani-e, and
tn«> trunks a:id vails.-; v.ere unloaded and
tak«a to the office of the cashier on the
>-»cond Coor, under guard. Th<? asaaaps arid
« 'irstainers. with the burp:ar fesoes. will >^
kept i:. the cashier's w.ult antfl the men
ar*i taken to Hichinond.
Chin? Inspector Mayer, ■ ' i- Postofflcp.
*-aid last nis;ht that the ■sjavMaavj aettssj sf
the two men in Richmond after the l»urs
lary artracted th<» attention af a man v.-ho
was able to {pve information sih tha
burclary «v discovered, and the peUos
;^gan their search for tha ihieve*.
FOVSD DEAD IS SHOP.
Case (if E".sl Suit Tailor I 1I 1 re
sttsts I'lr.-Jni^ Eeatures.
The body of Scheier Horowitz, BftjNßsoT
■. <»a.rF 010. a tailor, of No. tXt Kast OCth
-ir«*t. was found last OSOrfttg under a
bajMßh In the hat aJaaanaal shop sf h:s eon,
Morris Horowitz, at No. z:>: Bast Wth
«treet. The discovery was made by th<
*on. who lan ecreaniiiiK to tl . street and
salt Patrolman ilcOrath. of tbe Kast ilst
street etation. Ti.e body was eaaaplaaaly
esjwssad as/ *. pile "f dothins;. and, the sun
*a'<U he had found it by follow, n* ■ trafJ
af bloo<i that ]■ n to tile sho;< from :t kltth«n
in tiio rear. Horowitz s ih-.wt Had beesj
cut.
Tlje police found n Llood-s>taii:e<i raz.-r
-jacierneath the clothirjß that Laxl OQVCVSd
the rnao's body. A n(»tt founn 5n the Bhop
vac ' if kdsan . in ituru aad losjnd to read:
"Throuarh lor.g yours §t sulf<.-ring— l can
m%: tear it any longer Gad fsrsjr*a m> . i
DtoM not help hV-<sssl W'jss the hiidr'-n."
Both Morris Horowitz and Solomon Horo
-i:z, another son, said that they did not
think This note was in dssar father's liand
xvriurig. Coroner BjasasMbtta aaadi an m
lasraratinn and said Ibe ,i.se loaked asm
a suicide. r». rre»=ute.i rmariiinj Fes ares,
H» had tho »on Momis n"d ■ nian named
i / 4ilrk. th* pyt*cr*a helper, bdd i liie
ii »
HOCKING rooL ECHO.
l.aicf/er ( >iiis on Excliangt (•■
Act on Popper's Evidence.
Qeorgsj W. Harper, jr., <.f the law firm of
T 'avi y Ai Harper, of No. :13 Hroadway. has
written a lettt r to Secretary F.ly of the
New York StoC: Fxrhan;e formally dra.v
inc tbe attention of the Stock Exchanu-e
authorities to What he terms the "astound
ing tpstiuioiiv" of Kdvard Popper, of the
fum of Popper & Bternbach. at the bank
ruptcy hearing in the ease ef J. M. I"i?ke &
Co. l.i-t Tuesday.
After r«-c!ting that part of Mr. Popper's
testimony telling how be sold short for
his Qrm's account 0.9(0 shares of Hocking
st.<c:v IH-loritrinu to TairtT ". Keene with
out the litter** knowSedse* Mr. Harper
says:
D«.f< the Stock Bxcbanse permit this? If
SO. «rhat protectioa has the public? \\ hat
woul.i bar< happened in the event, pay. of
Mr. Popper's s--udden death or the failure
of his Aim? He would have been unable to
"I'-ctify" his accounts and his customers
would have been called on to pay the entire
lose, if los-- had ensued. Mr. Keene testified
he bad granted permission to Mr. Popi»er
to use Mm stocks, but be has not yet tes
tified t.. any a«reessent looking to fa.se
entries in his count.
If this work is not portiiittcd by th" ex
chan«e. is it to >;<.• unpunii-hed? II it goes
unpunished. doe« it not afford to the ris
ing generation an Obtoet lesson -v. the pront
to result from underhand practice. J
submit to you that lifty years will not sut-
Oce to efface the vil resvlts "f such dis
<-losure= Per*oi,s are asking if tbe .ncu
York Stock Exchange is a saf.> Institution
for the public to deal with. If it will allow
meji like this to continue in its membership
-m.n who sell out their clients, and not
only that, but men srho aeU short for their
own account seven thousand shares or a
su»<-k BO eloselv held thai the sale must be
carefully guarded lest its discovery shall.
a< Mr." Popper himself intin.ates, cause
then to be cornered nnd ruined.
While not a member of the StocK rat
chansje. and bavtos no right other than
that of seeking t.. protect innocent persons
from dishonesty, as any man has- a right to
protect his fellows from burglars. I re
spectfully ask that this case of Popper
ft Sternbacb be Invcstiajated by the eat
change and that a report be made public.
I do not mean to presuppose that you are
not . 'ready of that intention, but I re
spectfully register my opinion that the con
dition.- require your attention.
Mr. Harper ia the attorney for Howard
M. Taylor, secretary of the Wingfi^ld &
Taylor Company, a wholesale baking con
c.-ri! of Brooklyn, who brought suit against
st\ 5t...-k Exchange houses that were mem
;erp o the Columbus & Hocking pool for
the • »\e;-y of ITt.iMt. which he alleged he
lost through the repudiation of buying
o-ders in the stock made by Hugh V. Criss
for the account of members of the pool.
Jame«s R. Keene was a!so made one of the
d. rendants in this suit, which ha? not yet
Dome T <> trial.
SAVE MAS)' IN HUE.
Several Cncnnscious in Sup
posed Inccndiartf Bla'.e.
■ ■ hng between the strikers
and ti.i men at work in the Havesaeyer
Bua«r r. ;ir.er> wa- at the bottom of the
serious fire In WDnamsburg last nipb-t. ac
5 to i c police. The smoke and
names from Ore in the baseaaent of a five
story tenement bouse, tilled with foreign
ers, spread to the adjoining bouses and
terrifled U ■ fflts.
PoUccanen Young and Bedell, who were
..•I >:r:k- duty, detected a strong odor of
ac and smoke is.-uin^ from the cellar
of Xo. -;*'• Rent avenue, onpostte tf»e re-
Tliey broke In the front dour, and
billows of Mack smoke rolled out. After
I i:., fin alarm, they made their way
throngta the halls, which were
lighted only with kerosene lamps, to the
third Boor, and found Joseph and Mary
Colosky, three a-id four year.s old, Hapwr
tivdj . lying psnssless. They carried them
roof, at.d later the mother and
father were rescaed n the same way.
lose tii- Hwaea arrhrad •rstnen
•wer.- Btandins on the tire escapes, threaten
i'.ir t,. toss their babies over, and the police
elUnsj "Don't Knnpr* Firemen found
Mrs. John GOweiser. a sixty-year-old in
•,a:id. ■ on the fourth floor, and
taut led her down ?. swayins; ladder. Many
n;ii<-r< were rt-<<-ued.
■moke spreading through the other
eeUara ntade the people m the houses fran-
Uc. Ihe v.:i:ld::!gs, which bouse about thir
ty families each, extend from No. 2!>l to
Ko. "or., and the eeUara are connected, bo
tiie smoke went with a rush.
After thvee-ojuartera of an hour the fire
was m\\ out. The damag" was Jl',ooo. I'ire
Marshall Brophy credited the origin to an
Incendhwy, stating that rubbish in the cel
■at of No. 299 had been saturated with
keiosena and then lighted. Many of the oc
cup^nts are employ, d at the fcugar nflnery.
IK) A I) YIELDS TO CITY.
Lon» Island Makes Concession
4^
on Grade Crossings.
The Long Island Railroad has yielded on
tl;e most important point in its controversy
with the city In the matter of the abolition
Of grade crossings and the enlarging of its
one from two to six tracks from Long Isl
and City to Jamaica. Under the law the
city must pay one-half the cost of the aboli
tion of grade crossings. There aie many
streets on the map in Queens, which go
across the railroad's right of way, but have
not y»jt b*-<»n opened.
President Mitchel of tne Board of Alder
men raised the contention that it would not
be right to make the city pay one-half the
cost of putting a street under a six-track
road, which was built for the accommoda
tion of the railroad's business. After a
series of confereno-s the railroad has prom
ised to pay t',;i> cost of such work that may
come up in the future over a.nd above whit
would be one-half the cost of putting the
atreet through a two-track road. It is asd
n.i'.-.i that this will save the city about
1,500,000 on all the streets to be put
through in the future.
<»i:r- point remaining to be settled is the
amount the. city hitull pay for abolishing
the grade oonsjttgs on streets already •■-,it
thiough in increasing the nuirdvr of tracks,
lroni two to fix from Woodside. to Win
neM and Uchaaond Hill. Of the .-ntir.*
east <>f the work, between $.500,000 anJ
JL',OOO,OOO, ihe railro;i«i ha« asked the city
to pay $€00,000. The Mayor, t>i»: Controller
s;id the Pren!dent of the Board of Aidormea
in Derence yosterday decided what the
« -it v worjld Offer th<! railroad. The ngur.-s
were n«i given ou!, but 1t is awderatood
ti.ey ('•..■ rumoJrtscahlji under the |f##»tM
asKnandad.
BIG BAIL DECLARED FORFKITED.
Magistrate Barlow Nov.' Regrets Mak
ing Reduction from Si o.ooo to $:»,00fi
District Attorney Whitman dropped his
mtendod Inveatlgatiofi of th« disappearance
Of the thre«- aßafjai safe robbers arnOM
ball wai radueed by Ifasastrata Barlow
when tiie amistista exptsJned t<» bhn that
at tfce time be aaai the baffj at RMnl ha
statod. in tha pnseoee of ih<- pottce ssHcnra,
that he «ould rsdnee jt to $,'."" if eassssal
for th<- ni<-Ti provided Faf<* bail. The bail
provided met the Fiipulaiion, and Magis
trate liarlow said h< saw no harm i.i a<--
OEBthsj it
iv Aschwteg the bondi terfafted t»-i.i.-i.
t',. iwa^lttrate said h* regretted bavtttg
mad.-, the redaction. ataaaa a. Sachs, the
••oun.-el, taid be fiit eartata the men would
n appear BOOn for tiial.
They yre Jacob Goldberg, losopli Traeay
and llarry Rothstein. They m< sttspectod
.1 ii;'viic- uonuntttod « numtiei of aUl'^la
. .• la several s' j"".*.
BRAND TELLS ALL
A GULLING OK DEAL.
To Hear Ferguson To-day—
Call for X. V. Hotel rnVgisters.
PtttSfenS. March 31.— William Brand,
former president of the Common Council.
who was brought from the -penitentiary to
teatlfr t*fore the grand Jury to-day, con
tributed his full confession to help the
graft probers in trailing tfce "HMB higher
up."
District Attorney William A. Blakely
says that Brand completely Ray- way nn
«er the* rilling which the inquisitors Ravo
him. "I don't believe that ho could have
suffered more in years of imprisonment thar.
ho ha? by the worry and humiliation of ih<;
last week," said Mr. Blakely.
Brand's confession, and that of Charles
Dtfjrt yesterday, leave only one more im
portant wime«s to bo heard, it is said. bos
fore more sensations become BjMfe Ihl<
witness is Councilman Hugh Ferpruson, who
was at the courthouse to-day peeking an
opportunity to tell his story. The grand
jury was too busy, however, and put hi'.n
off until to-morrow.
P. H. Kearns, a former Select Councilman,
■ma mutinous when brought up as a witness
to-day, but was forced to submission by
threats of commitment to jail for contempt
of court. More directors and employes ©f
banks were before the jury to-day, as we".
a« Vxo young women. Bessie Currin and
Nellie Sherlock, telephone operators at the
Farmers' National Deposit Bank.
Three more councilmen took the immun
ity bath to-day by pleading no defense to
charges of taking bribes. These were Sam
uel Poster, who admitted getting $4f»o from
Stewart for his \ote on the bar.k ordinance :
T. C. Atkinson, who confessed taking $100
from I»r. W. EL Weber for his vote on a
street ordinance, and $500 from Stewart ;o
support the bank ordinance, and John Mc-
Cartney, a former selectman, who said he
got $400 for his votes on both ordinances.
Under threats of commitment to .jail
fourteen of the men recently indicted ap
peared to-day with bon.dsim.-n, who gave
bail of $5,000 each for their appearance in
court later.
To strengthen the evidence already on
iained about the transfer of fGgM to Coun
cilman Stewart at the Hotel Imperial, in
New York, in May. 1008. for allegei use in
■bribing Plttsburg Councilmen to vote for
the bank ordinance, the grand jury Is said
to have ask<-d for the 190S registers of sev
eral New York hotels. Handwriting experJs
are to be employed, it is said, to determine
definitely what Pittsburg men were in that
city at the time the money was paid to
Stewart. Tt has aiready been published
here that the unnamed man who paid Stew
art thr money ip known not to be a banker
but "one of the most prominent business
men in the entire country. '"
It is said that before final adjournment in
dictments will be found again -t persons
who are not identified with either Councils
or tbe depositories but who acted as
"middlemen"" In the bribery transactions.
Some of th«» men indicted yesterday will
make a strenuous light. Dr. K. R. Walters,
now head of the Department of Health and
a member of Mayor Mafjee'a offli iiil family,
commenting on the grand jury's present
ment, which accuses him of having received
$1,000 in connection with the bank deposi
tory ordinances, said to-day:
"The only immunity I shall ask f"r is a
fair and impartial irial. Reing absolutely
innocent of the charge of the grand jury, X
will give bail and fight the. matter to ■
linish."
There are so many "gentlemen convicts"
a bong the seven hundred prisonera of the
Western Penitentiary that Warden Frandea
announced to-day that the stripes are t<> be
practically abandoned. The conspicuous
prison £arb only serves to embitter men,
said the warden, and makes reform more
difficult. Neat suits of blur, with letter*
designating the class of the wearer, arc t'>
b<- substituted gradually for the stripes, and
only the very worst behaved awn are to i>«
punished by uniforms of th'- "zebra" type.
At present a bank president and two former
Couneilmen are wearing the. Mrirc-v
XOT DEAD AFTER ALL.
A l l hi nil Man A rresl t <l as l)t
serter m Xchmsl.-n.
tEy Telegraph to Thr TttbOi c
T'lattsmouth. Neb., March 31.--Avti ur
Doty, of Albany, who was thought to
have been killed in a railroad accident near
Ravenna, N. V.. last fall, and to have boon
buried in the family lot in a ceniettery at
Albany, was arrested here yesterday a^ a
dtseiter from the United States army. He
lias been turmd over to the military au
thorities. A Jif>. insurance policy for $1,000
has been collected by his family, it is said
Duty's tamily is said to he- well to do.
but thr. young man was of a roving nature
and left home early. Two jreara aeo be en
listed in the army at Fort Cheyenne, and
last September, it is charged, he deserted,
going to Btattsaaouth, where he obtained
employment.
Some weeks ago Dot;.- wrote home \\ ■
reeerred a rr-ply which he showed to a *'el
low workman, one of whom betrayed him
to the authorities.
CANNON AND LINCOLN
Senate Finest Legislative Body
in the World, Suffs Carnegie.
< "hieago. March Andrew Carnegie,
who arrived in Chicago to-day, was the
guest of John C. BaaaT«r. The .ntortain
iiient programme included an awtonioliil"
ride aliout the city, a visit t«. the FieM
• 'olumblan Museum and luncheon at lh<-
Chicago Press Club.
In the course of an mlcpvu-K, in which
h<- likrned Speaker Cannon to Abraham
Lincoln, declared that the United Stales
Senate was the finest legislative body in
the world, and admitted that lie couldn't
sit through one. graiid opera out <.f four.
Mr. Carnegie w as asked bis opinion of the
volunlar yadvano-s In salaries announced
by certain K;istern railroads.
"I know that we i Dttae United Btatea
fiteel Corporation raised our dividends," be
said, "so why shouldn't we rai.se salaries
a> well? Capital is always better able to
Kuffe rthan labor, and it should always be
BUkde to suffer tirst. On the ether hand.
what la guild for one should be ajsod for the
other."
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CMcaSM, Mar.'h 31. - I'Tcip OBMaan r. jm.i fr.-;i,
KiinimK 1,-.'d tfca wh«-at nuirlct Brm. uii-1 .it the
<-:<.su pricoj »sra V<i >*•• *tw>',»- jnasterosj-'a fiX
ureti. Oars aiij aata mttm w<-ak n.-arly .i!i .Ik.
f..|!<i»in* I— d«rat< tlr!nn«>3!» at tl,.- start. f'i..
VMHMH liiHwiia' coarse grain ami < ■!<»-# ,1 ■* • . „
Itanse of srhsa:
v< star
V.h.jot: Open Hie. l-<..- ■ .... .lav.
■a* *l '■'• J' I.V *»l I 4« $1 M', Jl Ml.M 1 .
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Pork:
M:. . V. M - ■ ■'- V . 7" . ". -"
« . ..... 10 t o .:• .■: -i '■j- -O s; a ;.■.
ALLEGED SLAYER OF SIX SANE.
Mrs. Kelleher'a Counsel Offers Explan
ation to "Save Expense of Trial"
faml; .1- ■. Maasu, March 3J.— The sanity
i* Mr- Harj- Kelleher vsai established to
day by a commission, and the Somervllle
woman must stand trial for murder In the
first desree in six counts in connection
vith tae death by arsenical poison of six
members of her family. The tria!
for next Monday, but may possibly be de
layed, as the government's side ha« basal
seriously handicapped by the recent death
of Assistant DtsUltt Atttorney Hard; .
General Hußh Bancroft, counsel for Mrs.
Kelleher. said that a satisfactory exiiluna
tion could he made of the poisoning, and
offered to communicate it to the District
Attorney to save the expense or a trial.
The offer, however, was declined.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AUIANAC.
Sunrise. .":4«: sunset. 6:23; moon ri«e.«. a. m.,
j ISllS; nv«)n's ace. ZL
HIGH WATER. pM
fani Hook ii:3ft
Governor's [aland 11:44 — —
HIII Gata 1:34 l :•*>
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Itarbarossa. reported as 27S mlle^ c S €,t af
Sand-. Hook, at noon yesterday, is aaasotai to
d'»clc this forenoon.
The Cale,io-iia, reported as 1.112 miles east cf
i Sandy Hook it 5 a m yesterday, is asSSStai t->
1 dock Sunday fort-noon.
Tiie Campania, reported as 1.030 mile* east of
i Handy Hook at 2 a m yesterday, is expected to
dock Saturday forenoon.
I^a Lorraine, repjrted as ,'.".(• miles east of
I Sandy Hrok »t 7:."i0 a in yesterday, Is expected
; to dock Saturday forenoon.
The Hellic Olav. reported as ion miles east of
! BaaOy Ho->k at 3:20 p m yesterday. Is expected
to d»K-k this forenoon.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel . ' From. ÜBS.
'■ 'Heliiß olav Christiansand. March 21-8 A:n
I Volturnn Hotterdam. March IS. .N \V T
I Harbarossa Gibraltar. March 21. N G I.loyd
i-ittadi Messina. . .Palermo. March IS Italian
j Hf r*r.ir<-nt Bordeaux, March IS) Fr«-nc.h
; Saba Trinidad. March 23 Trinidad
Verona Naples. March 19 —
Idaho Hull, March 17 WUsoo
i ("itv <>f Savannah. Savannah. March 20 Sayan
Bl Dia Galveston, March 2«i. . S., Pac j
SATURDAY, APRII, 2.
! *I-a I/or-aine Havre, Mar'-ii 'Jt> FYench
•Campania Liverpool, March 'JH. . . Cunard ]
•MesJeo Havar.a. March 2» Ward
Eugenia Patras, March 22 — -I
Mohawk Ja.-lvsonville. March 30 . Clyde.!
SIXDAV. APRII. S.
•falecloria rfIISSO", March 2fi Anchor!
I * Montevideo Havana. March 29 >panlsli
Niagara Havre. March 26 }• r»»rii-h ■
X A Vlr'orla Hamburg. Btsreb 2«.Hamh-Ani I
City of Macon Savannanh. March 81 ... .Oavaa
Comanch- Jacksonville, March 31...C!>'i9i
•Bring* mali.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Mdi! \ »ssel
■<> .l lor. Line. closes »al!s.
p Sia nund, Jamaica, H -A. . .11 a m 2.<«> m
Bayaroo. Tampieo. Ward K':'rtni
Arai-iahne. Jacksonville. Clyd« 1 *.*< p m
BATUBDAT, AFBIX 3
Maracait-'' <*ura<ai'. i;c.] I).. S:;:»ani 12:'O m
iViarno. >"..rto Ric>. NY 4- PR (♦:<«> h m 1i::'«o in
Laurenth?. Liverpoot W Star. s::?OHin 12:09 m
Southampton. Am ♦>:."oam lniiHani
Xfckar. Naplrs. S G I. — ll:«»atn
Pretoria. Hamburg, H-Ani... ll:(»»am
Duca d'-gU Abruzzi. Nap.»- I'
Columbia. Glaasjow, Anchor.. ttiOOta
KrO'inland. Antwerp, Ked St.. — liMan
Jfagdaleam, Jatna'ca, RllSP..l2:3©pni .::(n>pm
Havana, Havana. X V Ss C. 10:00 am I:<i«t. ni
-Mhiria. Haiti. H A •.<:<«>» iti VJirt i*i
fn-fana. n»l II ll<la Qaskee... >>:iH'»am X.aJ HI
Antilles. New Orleaas, so P. 12:O»aa
liurr.n. lacksonvillf. fiyo>... ' <«• pn>
• Ity of BsTSonah, Sa\ ":<iOprn
Denver. Gatveston, Mallory. .. — U:iH» in
MONDAY. APRII, 4
Marowijn«\ I'ardmarilx>. DWl.l !:©••. n 1 BS pan
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Gom n S.T.
DtHtination and Bteamer. p.m.
Japan. <'or<-». china at.d Phllip;iin«
Island.* (.la Vancouver and Vic
torla. B I ) RWwrew of Ipdl* To da>.6:"!o
Hawaii. .lanaii. Corea. china and
Philippine Islands iila San Fran
cl«co Siberia Apr 7. *:.->•>
Stern Brdfhens
'firret attention to tlicir excepHonal facilities tor the $~
Dry CoJd Air Storage
of
FURS, FUR-LINED GARMENTS AND
ORIENTAL RUGS
tn the rtK'-t modern and approved methods with insurance against damagt.
by moth-, theft and fire.
FURS ALTERED AND REPAIRED
During tiie Sprmg st Special Concessions from Regular Rat»*-. jf* "
Estnaatea Submitted and Articles Called for Upon Request. ___f
PORTIERES, DRAPERIES, ETC.,
CARED FOR AND INSURED.
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED
ami Stored Free of Charge During the Summer Months.
West T\v«nty-thiru Street
Men's Spring Suits
, 1 . .. . ■ ■ ■- — ■ _* T
W'illi our several difl'erent ni<»(i«-ls ol' Suits wt
r;\]\ til men of practically all proportions, and in
all sizes.
Thefe arc sonic novel fhinjgf'i this season in the
details of en! thai ti wrill interest \ on to see.
Wt are showing ■ splendid bne of Suits in nest
Gray Worsteds, Fancy Cheviots, and the Fancy and
Plain Blue Serges. j?
$15.00 to $35.00
Men's Overcoats, in Oxford, Black and Fancy
Mixtures and Weaves, either Serge or Silk-lined.
$15.00 to $35.00
\<-w Hats and New Furnishings in the most
attractive assortment to be seen in this city.
Browning, ' King & CQ
■B0 X ' rVn«»i'T«T. «i Tnrrr-src^w Str*r
'V- x %y/ Oopcr Sq^iar^ «PP™*»" «Wi s*re«
*\^V Brooklr. Fuhsm Street at Dc^^^
AMUSE MI. NTS
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
FRENCH HOSPITAL BAZ&R
April 5,6. 7. 8. 3. Tickets els,
j M I II -»l l; \M> • !•>.. I. \i>il mm ...i.
11-ni'-i n; li --I'lfui.
Har.all (via Han Fr»nclsco>-Wi'- 8. *20
Marquesas "an 4" an 4 Coot. Ifil.nclx.
»\\ Zealand 'nn'i np^rimny »n
dressed m»U for u«tntlla>. (vl«
San irrmnclsrO-BUrtposa. »r» r ,'? tv>
K.l- »l! <v»a HRn KranrU<-o> — Pier^a . . Apr H. H
Flj! iKlanil". »w 7.»ala^d and Au«
tra-lla ■ (except West), (via Van
couvpr and Victoria, I! O— Ma- Anr 1 T H rf)
Sainoan ' iiiaivVs.' ' N»»- Zralar'l •n'l
.Australia (except 'A'sO (via c an
Iranclsco)— Oltl-r Klni a* -■'■ •«•■
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Thursday. March
01. 1910.
ARP.IVED.
S'.fiinw Graf W«H»wc <G«r). jaSSJSSSji
Mar. h l!> and Boulo*n« 20. >to the HamourK
American I-in->, with 307 c»b*n. 17«> th'rd —Ma
and 1.641 steerage pa«=<>ngTrs. mails ard ir<J»«>.
Arrivad at the Bar at T:«l am.
S:«amf>r Daleby 'Br>. Clenfti*BOs Marrh 2T. te
the Kirn Ss I.lne, with sugnr. Arrived at tat
Bar at 6 p m. ,
Steamer Verona. (Ital). Oen-sa March 1« antl
Naplea lf» to Hart field. Bwlarl * Co. wlrh ♦»
hbin ard 1.750 s*.p*ra»c^ pa»«-r.gcrs and rr.es*.
Arrived at the Ba- at 5::M> p m.
Sfpan»«r Almlrant^ (Br>. Smita Marta MTO
•J4 ami Kinßjton 2fi. to the Tnltrd Fruit O», with
Mi pass^ns'-ry. rr.alls and mdse. Arrived at th»
Bar at 11 a tn. . «.-,„
St«-am.T Manna Tlata. Balrimor*. tt> tbe New
Tark and Baltimore Transportation Co. wl..i
mdse. Passed In Quarantine at 7:20 a m.
Steamer Huron. Jacksonville March ZS «n«
CbarlestoD 2f». to the <:iyO Ss Co. with I^SMa-
BSTS and md«e. Passed in Quarantine at I_.!K-
P .'"eiim-r nurbo Banlc (Br). ll«>nfupno. Mar- h
2.'. to Hasler, IjEOtsch & Co, with sugar. Ar
rived at the Bar at 2:30 am. ».•••-
Stranur Mlnrrva iNcr». .Tu-aro March -.4 ts
th« Munson Ss LJne. with sugar. Arired at
th« Har at 8 a m.
Hteam^r T««rsch«»lllng iDutch). Tla-.-ar.a \.ar-.
26 to th» W«St Cndia Ss Co. vrith sugar. Ar
rlv^d at the Bar ait r,:T,O am.
Htean^r Oceana (C,«ri. Bermuda Man 2!>. to
A E <i terbrldge ■ & Co. with 362 pass#Tß»r«
and mail*. Arrive*! at the Bar at 6:4 T. am.
Steamer Adriatic <Br>. Liverpool March 23 and
Que»nstown 24. t«« the White Star I>ir.». with
K2*-' cabin ant! 1.47.1 storage Tiassengers. malls
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 12:1» p m.
Steamer Princ^sd Am«. Newport News atH
Morfolk to th- old Do.ninion Ss Co. wl pas
i^enirers and mdsc. Passed in Quarantine at
2:;!<» p m. _: _,
Steamer Arion (Br>. F»rth Amboy March 31.
to Simpson, Sp-nce A Young, in ballast. T^ft
Quarantine at r>:26 p ni.
hfam«r Provircta *Fr:. Marseiles March I*>.
to James W Elwell * Co. «ith nrls». Arrive-1
at the Bar at 7 p m.
San'iy Hn-.k. M .7, March SI, !>:SO B m— V md
east, light breez*); foggy; lit;ht. sea.
SAILED.
St«amcr!» Orpathia. ißn. WspTss: Yumurl
(Cuban). Havana: Esperanza. Havana: Hofrt*
iCer> New Orleano, Za.^apa <Br>. KiriKst.->n;
AUred T>umots (Nort. Porta. Plata; Burg»rm Ulster
Hachmann iGori. Frer.iant'.e: Jamestown. NorroiK
and Newport N>wa: City of rolnmbus. Bssaa
nah; Jose (Br). Belize and Port Barrlo<>: Pa«
nee. Philadelphia: Bt Oswald ißr>. Pernambucn.
Victoria, etc: Harz (Ger>. Philadelphia: Colon.
Cristobal: E! Dorado. Galvston; 'Wilhelinina. ,
Oeorgptown. S ('■ Ctty of Kv-rett. Boston: M»r- !
oe^ies rle iJirrir.afra ißr>. Montevideo: U B___M j
(Fri. TTavre; Geortr- Wa^hlneton <Ger>. P!;-m- |
outh.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
Gfnoa March "«— Eumpa. tltal). New York •is
Xapl-s; 31st, Celtic <Br). N-.W York via
N'apies. _ ,
=r Mlehaala March Ta?u" <Br>. New Torlc
iia Kinpston. Colon, etc. for Southampton.
Valparaifso. March -C^arlton Hall 'Bri. N»v
York via St Lucia. Bahia Rlanca. etc
Bremen. Mar-'h 31, 6 a m— Darmstadt fGer).
NVw York.
I-eghorn March 27— Perugia <Br). New Tork via
Naples.
Hamburg. March 3S— Charlo'.s (Du'chi. N«w
r«rk.
BAIIXD.
Naples, March Sfr — «>etic fßr>. New York.
Iloito. March :!<V -Indrapuro iflrl. New York.
Cjuoensiown. March 31. 1 p na — SI I>->uU 'from,
Southampton and <'h« i rtiourci. !•«_ York.
gabanir, Mar.h 2»> Araponia. (G«>r) '■from »w
T«rk>. Haas: Korß. Shanghai, etc.
.-'h-.t.h starch Cheyenee iHn, Ne w Tork.
Genoa March 2f»- -Ancona (ftal>. New York ani
PhlU'lelphia; Imilana <Ital>. New York.
Rarba-^'s. March 2"> Vcrdl <Br> <from Rio <5e
Janeiro), New York.
Colombo, Marcli SO— SI Patrick <P.r) (from Ma- ,
nlla). Boston ar.d IC«w York.
London. Marcli Tl MlMHiai <Br>. New T^rk.
llvana. March "1. 9 a m Avon ( Br) <from N-^v'
York). Santiago.
PASSED.
Kastn^t. Mar4-h 31 — Potomac 'Br). N?w T^rk for
Manchester.
Sellly. March 31 — Pho>hus fOer). fr<>m Xpt Tork.
f.:2ar'l. March "1. ."> h m R\nda:r, »Dut«;h>. Nen-
York for Boulo^np. and Rotterdam.
Gibraltar. March 31 — Roma <Fr>, New York for
snu— hibjs.
1,!,:ar.1 March ."'. - I"Vr iFr), New York for
Tla'-re.
A.VUSF.MENTS.
SVhe M.l.i»."T \ldl« I Mil St. .* \-.\-». B;I8
ll\Sl>\^| Mat- I'liur:. .* Sat. •• 1;,
•B:: THE LILY
BELISCO '"," : fiHrinttiWaliir
„ „ i i,i m '.i \i w»i rifs
Small fx>ys have heen push
ing 1 the Spring —
Our sales of wool Kussian
and sailor suits for ynungalcfl
from -\ >'■> to 10 years old. show
an increase OVCf last year -of
OfCff 100%.
That .shows wliat is thoughi
of the (jualitv and t\> sjt>-n of the
stork.
But thanks to much lar«jcr
provision we have to-day h
larger stock than ever 1m- fore at
this season.
Sarn^ thin^ appii^s ta vasaaMl <<v;:« 'or
small boys.
I-'o;- little fellows 1 heads
Straws, it" you're ready, hut
as a su^r^estion for Sprinij —
stitched brimmed cloth hats are
practical, and unusually at
traeti\e.
GSBX re<3. blue, black ar/! slttM ■]:• rattf. ,
What's better than a romper 1
for small h<v%s.'
Saves other clothes and gives
the youngster freedom.
Man 3 la 6; COc.. 7Jc . «1.
Rogkrs I'r.r.T \ Com wv.
Three Broadway Stores,
at at at
Warren st. >$~ 13th St. , 34th st. ,
AMUSEMENTS.
THE NEW - THEITRE
C«urtr«l Park ~X. • J -XKk <".". ■■•.« T» . --<'•> Col.
t> Ma»t.>rMack'i Mlrarl* Play.
SISTER BEATRICE r
an-i Ac. TV of rbs»n"« nR.VM).
Shak»<p«>ari>'s Charmlnc Comedy,
TWELFTH I C H T
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
To-iiay »t 2:1" . . *l«t»r RMtri.* j llriml
To-niitht at » <«S*ra > . «a^alli»ri<i Ru«ii'-.in.i
S:ia '- i .-'• Cnpp^liu. I'mlnwH. .•.'•■> -tktn.
Pat. Mat.. U Tho ■vhool f^' ■»-- n n J -i ;
Sat E- •-. 9:15 Tor^tfth \.«i,t
next WKBal;
\'. vv c Thf >rb.<r,\ fnr •». an.lai; Tti»«
K\z., Twelfth M*ht : IS—i. Ma: < Thur«
l/.C . Ono ■. «i«.t»r nr»tr\r*, W»r!. Ei-j.,
>tr|fc: Thyrs. Ma».. Frl. Evj. & Sat. .M »• .
r»i*> Winf'* T a i, : -,• V".-. z.. Th» .vi(t;^'.
S<-»ts T>>o afaaas bl A<lvano«. R«»»rv»<l
•r «erst by M»js»nn»r t.i an> Manhattan
Address. Drama. $2 to Me ; Opera. $5 to $J
HIPPODROME
Knt)r» aVjadi sth iTt. *3rd •<* MO Cr
t>»il; Mat. C B»st «s*a'« «1 E\«.. 3c «t.-0
Kn'tr* '"Irrus t-yi .A Tnp Ballet ol In«il«»
.>* r.irt^ p».-!r>;° :t" Jap«: .>■»•■> Ih* Eartli
JOHriiASO>! I In i SOU OF THE people
iifiBiETTAOLLY THE
"TRIBI "Bbm : <i an aetrSSi that al!
ttew Tmdt rtxmld *"> "
Muvinr Fiiloli.. ■l r >. r.-.H"; Mt.Tr>-n > w.2:"f>
5?5 Forfaas-Rcbartson [^7":.^ b^-u
ThT JOLLY BACHELORS -^ NOR. BirES
Bijou, By & ::o Er.9:3S n»t.To-m-jr". H3M
CYRIL SCOTT in THE LOTTERY MAN
Y/rrir, 4'J.W. nf Pr Kv.vl.V M:.To?r-» . ••
Ctjrda ntel -TUB? s*^ I T V
Gv. itcsl Play. inC. V/ I I I
r\-l\f». ;«•■ a;:;) j;-. .»:ir. ." v.t .Tom'-v. ? :.-.
5E5551-|K CHOCOLATE SOLDIER
HERALOSQ. Blanche Ring l "\.)^ h .
COMEOrI!: 7 , unary Mannering i;';r r : . :: "-
B»t.n'yAH;h. fte % Man "■. « orlH Ww, TO9
i%eM Knd. ICr.tli.W. tMh Mat.T^Vn'w.S !."..
i-i»i»ik I <»\ -Mr. iiairs>t .>? BvaaAwagr.
K«xl V.U.- JiiT.es X l[jk"' in D»UL«to».
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
|.\>T MIKi I'KRHIRMAM>\
To-nlsM at -:•.;.. In Hl.it i.l.i M,»:-*.M ,»:-*. x -• .
Maub'iurs; MM. Of int. R- ei* D«»-. a-ji. X- ss.
' Boorsjl '"•"•!. H.r-.r.
Sat. Aft. at V. I.a ■»<»nnnmbula. Mnv df
, Ifnlu'g H«ltaae; MM Bsaci •..- s*-g- ; ->U
lewd.. Po»le»t*. A thl BaHet DlwrtlBSBSM M
' Iliinxiiry. m: Pu\luw:« ar,l M. Mordklr
Sat. Xv». at S. I>nuh!i> nil!. r.t(!i.i. ,;. M!le
I Nor!a: MM. .Tad'.o- krr. AnMte, Gllly. Bad.i.
An<l I?;tl>t ropp^lia, with 1"i\1..w.«. Morcikin
Sun.lav Eva at •«.:;••. «' I'opular Prifp-.
1 \--»T »rM>\\ Mi.in minchki.
: Julian F.dwarUs' IITAQIiC For Soil. ITl.v-.19
Oratorl*. LC UO '■ > >r. hfsrr;.
Under t;..- l>i'.^<-t!.>:i of !h«» t'omposT.
Anil Mi*cfllanfnii< l'ni;r.iniNif
Poloi'ts: Mm.:« .ie liid.iUi>. Klahuut. t'orr.; *
I WKkham; MM. CISBMSjt. Dufly. Fo>rs,-1!. With
#.r*p.>on. M.-:rnp. <>p. Oreh., ••h.irus of m»
\>rnon Musical toi-'y « ' ■•'•'• T»lcoi »■,>:-..'. .
j Max ': n.lix
i Tbo*c of our patron* wiv hara h.-.^t.i
, f.irt vubs.-rib^d through tti»-". a=-:..:-^«
ar .' mvlt'ii to MaWBjCMi «ltti f!i^
KII'TION I)KMUT>U;\T. M-
' ro(«>!:l;in opora Hou»f. \<-rhu''v «■>- hi
! writ'ns. in order Is <«b;atn i:-: UUUtoa
' of Importance.
I | M*»ropo'itar« Opera •"•-> mr va>-'v a>-'
\T rilK m:\v niK\Ti:»:.
To-nißb; i L.»»t r» rformamv ». <»t. i:u»il
<nn.«. BtSMa rrcmila.!, WleklHUn; MM JtoS>
1 lowker. OUly. <'on<l .. Tanp.. \n.i Ballot * ->p- '
i iirlln. vrilii Mllr. I'li'lon:! jr.d M. Mi>rdWin
\( tiie Hroi.klm t.i(li-i.« of >lti»ir.
Sloti. Kk . April 4. .it ■ 4." !»>■> :■• «ju.-<» v .
M.i<lanii ISiittrrtlv. M:n. s. Karrar. V>rnt«« " "
i Hy.i.-. Hcottt RetM, <;l;nn>U-«;an«-ttl Mtlh"
i mann. n<virr <>U ..ml Tun.iva. \:ul dH • i •/•/ •
I with aCll*. r.nlo«a sna M. MordWlti.
\\ CBKM riANO ISKI>
Mniy^^.SO- GARDEN
s_j;t^\^n rv;'R:>'>T.'. : ;3"}i^A.\T./i'jrr!
400 aSVSKs >
50 CLOWNS. =§
§^iocrW.m
BABYBUMBEENO !
< THE NURSINC GIRAFFE i
x.mi. 'Ji--. .W U-» ii >--ai«. T.%.-. S. j
w M »?..»»■- s.»-«t%. 13, t'j .-..» CMWiw v
|ii. r t.u. bail priii- ii> iluntn B*rtarai
i lane.».
K-iti t li. i..r I •nnlf V»-..
TTU AUC " Art «"'<l •« ••• «iili...
sin QIC. :>'•>■ i i.nL.w Ruari m*i
ONE CENT
Men arc answering th* fajl
fit" the chill.
Realize that Sunini^r is still
fai off ami Spring overt' h:
. will be nectletl f«»r weeks.' sja^l
<■ weeks.
With li*,'ht cokirwl fahfie
■■d tlark. roti^h cloths sasjl
smooth, Umtr raincoats and^
regular ilrcss overcoab a
meet every Spring overcdjj
; neeil.
«!» la t*o
Aii iinportcfl «*hanMH>> 'jtov:
at $1 is our latent claim i*» .^
tinction among gfare •Hr*fJ»s
\ (juality usually >,r»ld i;
I. .->«». "
Ma<it- specially fur u> ana
imported direct, vithout any
imp'urter's c<jiiiniission.
< •
(>thtr> may tilt bark Hmt
Derbies, but we alone hare U»
\H,uith-Tilt.*
The Drrby that srrrns to tili
i>aek but really doesn't, con
forms to the latest fad b\ af*
optical delusion.
Msd •«•
HOGKBS 1 i:kt v\ ( o\j r.\ sv.
Three Broad-^ray Stores. aj,
Opposit« Near Opp7?3;t? ; 1
City Hall. Union Squar: Herald JSqTissjff
AMU SEME NTS-
S*- A To2*'S LE 4Ol*6 TH T *TB T S4 SUCCE c
tiVirlnt: .. r^-, f-m •> a ir»* a- c.v..
-A r«rtra»»l •# hlrh \*l %rtrr~*\
ETHEL 84RRYM0RE 7SE--5
GARRICK Z'-h SJt» BSS BT*aT. E'» > 30.
UMnnil/* rtittn;"-^ T"-- -
HITTIE WILLIAMS K \%i
- tmi; SOU SJR r»» 1 1. J»d by >v Wi
i ti| i i>\T LI w i or- a'-t r :^f x
HKH!M> lini M\KKK ••! JOS,
Miss William* n b"'h p!a>»-
LYCEUM \far, !: ,.. T'vninr:o-v 3:IS
MRS.FISKE
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