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FIND COUNCILMAN GUILTY
PiTtsburg Jury Rrcommnnds
Extreme Mercy." Howp^
J.F.KLEIN GAVE TESTIMONY
"Immunity Bain" Still in Opera
tion- — Bla&elev Finds Max
G. Leslie 111.
PtttlbmS. April W.-Ouilty a* In<U<*to<l.
*!th a r/x-nnaT.en<latS.->n for "Vrtrem*
tvrrry." ■£■» the verdict returned io-«lay in
the <^a^e **f fX^'ounrllmaTi M. T. f wift. jr..
tfae DlWl of ttot vt-9im* «f the »rr«rt srairial
• 'ir (IMP
Tb« iury anna nut an li^ur an«l forty-fiv^
TiMiuitrft. aftrr Ju^c* Fra^or V.a.l Fprnt lialf
#m hour in charpiriK the .V.:r> nn<l rxp'taln
lnt th^ law
lmmrfiiauly aft*-r tli** verdict v.a* r^a-1
tody MarFhaM. attornry for \he *«*«*••
Kimmmaßd ih«t • nr«- trial would be asko.l.
AFsi^tant District Attornry Warren I Sry
r»m:r Kai<l tn-n«:M that Judpr Krazrr liad
f-'pnlfiM lii" intpttiion r\f conMoiV 'h* 4
rcr..rrwn<latlon f«r mrr.-y. and also that
the DUtrtd juumwj^ fffl'* 1 would not
OppOf It.
Mi. BnmoVt furthrr Ftate»l that th«»
••immunity »>ath" 1^ Ftlll cjv-n to thos~
•>mall <ounrilmrn" mttt vi ill apt«^ar at tho
IMstrict Attorney "B <>^cr ami toll a.l they
know <if thf> craft gypdlntf
Swift has born on trial for two <1ay!«.
Tli»» cl.if-T uritnev* for the cotnTnonm-ea,lth
*.mf JohTi F. Jvirin. whose confession l»Ml
!• th«- » Imlcsalr 1 - The .Jrfrnr*- r*>!i«i
mainly on flip attpmrt to break <l<->«n
KMn> tfFtimony, and ih* verflirt become*
:. mo?t Important one for the j>rosocutiori.
tocus* it indlf-atf* ■rbetber tho .plstrtct
Attorney ran rrly upon the oonfcfslon «if
Xlrin «s the mainstay In the prosecution
«if the other ra«>».
ImnWiatr-ly iiftor the Swift rsiso had
i«rrn dispnwd of cx-4.'ouncilman A. V ■
Kimon wa* called, but l.is r.njnsrl ploaJod
that lite «'.!rnt wap 111. an.l askM for a <on
tinsiancr. Seymour int«>xt«rctrfily railed a
phyFl-Man. vlio raid be liad r\amin«»d
Simon nt nn»n. thst.ihrre tvas no nrod for
Mm to remain in tvxi and tliai IT" •was not
Rrtmady il'- Oo«ni*l »»!• ordorod to pro
flurr bis client for trial tn-morrow morntne.
Pix othrr «ounrSlm«3i undrr indirtmont Kill
also i*> called For trial IA-Owrrov.
K>in. who lia? l»i«"n takon from th^ i>«-ni
i^n'.iary. tomporarfl>. if «i»artprrd at th^
eOttnty .lail j^ndinp \hc .nuncilmatii. trials.
r»iMr : <-t Attorney Winiam A. Flakrlry *>f
Tittsl^irK liad a COBtfietcnoe ycrtrroay with
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MAYOR CENSURES OFFICER
Tells Lieut. McAuliffe He Had No
Riffht to Arrest Coroner.
li.p station. » flrn^.^sinp d"»n yrs-Tnn> T-iai
be I;- rot !lkeh to torp^t for KNBe tin 1 ". It
,n»-v Mirk it h him lonp*r lhan Ibe fin*
that ti« will prnlnbly h«\r to pay for liiv-
Ins tii*- i.m^rity to anost Ooi'uner Albert
V Bcfawannectoe in Uw *t-iti.>n boiis^ sfv
rral tiicJ t>- at"
rte < 'orr'Tior -w-a.": Mttinjr in th<» c»jtt«ln % «
rf>r>m as h TnndFtrat^ rxaminiTic ■ ■
Ttw hr-nrriitni i"oK *-xrr|.n,,ti io liis *>x
uminatfon B(f « woman, ami not «.nly r«*
htjn 00l «f thr- rxntn. 1 iiit a<-tnal!y arrf-su-.i
and «i«'tuln« > <1 i.bn for two hours until ''ap
tim •Wgufiiton ramf and *I"[Wt»-f1 his r*
\Yh»n l^fut^natit McAtitfffc arr^nr^d W>
*nt. the »*tlh «'.inimi.«-«:i'-> r <* : T P.akT
;)..,) ti,r «v>»«itirr h^ nM '" 'i?<'i j-toppf.ri the
■wmk <if i»n «'oioti*-r U'causc l\«» had pp ( '»k»-n
p. t.id lnu<l a voifp t.-> a woman
I «in not kn<»w hf<v hi^h nr *io« 1o» yt
Piwli in yf»ir «ourt." said th*> Mayor t«
< ■nroT>*r. ' - l»i it ! tiboatd thirk that *v*>tv
..no on t'i« fnrrr- RtKtM know thai
tin pnliiviiian h'!s a riKl".t tfl RO bltO roUT
«•..!,• i to i^cnTat'* your Dtannera or th«» vay
rr oondscdnc ... be
riorf <>! Irss F:jriirisiT:p it this fiffi«-*>r ha<l
c.uir in here yesterday and j>at mf oal "f
tHh r'MTn. Tinr u-ould thf «<fT«-ii<-f J : ;i\»- i.fn
grtver.**
ASLEEP ALL NIGHT ON POST
Mayor Hrar? Patrolmen Slumber in
Theatre. Supposedly on Duty.
Many men hay«» \ffi\ r-a.ucht off rwipt for I
h«OTB at a tim*- sine Mayor Oaynor start
ed his crutsitp apninFt shirking pitr«lTn«»n.
but rot until Igwutly was h*> triform^ o* i
Ir*tanr«><= \» h^r* iioliromrn M;pp«>*«>d tn b*« ;
on p«""nl f^l*>pt th^ »>r>tirp nlc!it. S^m* 4 <lav*
npo the 'Mayor told « ■ommisslon^r Hakrr
)^» w-»»« informed that r^-rtain polif-« < m«»n
wer* in th»» h»»hit «»f Fl«>< > i»trc <lurinc th» j
rlcl.t Iti TVrwior'p Kifty-^iphth Btreel Th<»- ;
str* »nd oftiriMip out in th»» tnorninc Ye»-
I^rday th»» Mayor »a* told that Max Wt<l
tn^r. of th^ KaFt r.lst str»<-t ytsiion. vas •
raujrht ootnlnc out of the th«>atr*> on th" |
tnorninp of April 15 aft or a long watch j
Inr him. «"h»«r*r<-s ba\^ br-en f.lfl aeain^t
him.
iTi.inr*** have a]s«» t-^n mao> apainst
I'jiir<>]Tn*ri Thorn* and Hlak«\ of th^ Hara-
Ul«.n av.-nu** Nation, in Hrooklvn. Thorns
Is allfßrd to h»\-«« t>»^n found in the roar
room of asi uudwffcq*< in T'nion
ptraH, :«nd Ulakf is chanpea with vts»n<lin?
In thp front d'K.r f«>r half an horn at a
'irn«»
iwputy Caosnlsftonn' Huph^r M-^nt an
>ir,-n with thf Mayor a' thf CKy Hal! lato
ji :-tf-i fin;. aft»TT»'»nti.
SETS ASIDE $15,000 VERDICT
Corrt Declares Award to Mies Free
man Againrt Harmon Is Excessive.
In U» BUH "f W«i BUnchi •» P™-o, n an
ftp^irn <*iifi«»r'i H Hanaon, real wrtat*
<J<*i!^r and umai^ur fctIiWHIII. Hi** JOtT ' ri
\h< Snj>r*-m*- «'«>uit \h*l «-v«-n:riK iitoupM
in ■ nerdict for KUXM «m, ntaUon <>i cotm-
Md fur u-.ui)iin JmOic« Krtancrr «l ;ui'!<
p MiM» l*n»<>»!.ari mi«<l r<M S'.'W**'. niWM'i;
r : ia: likiriiiiti ba^ BStf^i i<< j'-v *»«••■ IMw
B moiiih for Mf«- J»nd to I'iium. an a{.;iri
irifni for h»-r at a oort «>f fl.<r«» Tliif- agree
iikm!. :-!if vsid. »as Jn roni44MsUon fefj
itroiniM wilt vhirh *h>- tia<i bqrun Mnlnsl
If*im<in. Th«* latter cuter* <! * rl»-
««n«i lit i <mlh^»^i t»-vtlmiiiis- in
'h*'t !)•• lid r-»><l '<» Misti Ki-< ■< TiiHi'"n •»»•
V>"<' ir. s^tlr'i^pn* o( J)*r '!»lin»
* tlir- i-lii jfliTT f-aid thst j^h- «)id not r"'-)-*
tr." r^ri »if iii!? money. ->* it yem :»• (■•r
< oiinsol »k !*•♦•<« Jir.J fur Jii^l.'irK^iTirntK.
vl.i^h arrnnfirnu-nt. sh*> *a.<
»tor-rt st th»- ilti*.
MRS. HACKETT GETS DECREE, j
JartJr*' Ki'zcrra!'! sleii»><l yrvt»>r<lay tb* !
flnaJ rflr-rr*^ «>f .iivorce of Mrp. Janun X j
tlAclcrti filarv MucnniriSt Cram ».«•! bu*- j
laid" ,!iwf K. H.i4-k«*tl. :!:• tutor. Tlirt* |
M )■(■» meotloa of lUnraor '"• l! •■•• •**«•*. |<l »
•st> Hadreii ojitalris the aMady «>f b«r
Jii'lrl aM r'f-iv* »•» i T)if tiun •«. retain !t:t-
Tm'm« .»• M*r- Man:-"» i:'?. Mr. IfackCtl la
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■I !N RATTERI PHim HIM, BC REMOVED BT COMMIS
SIONER BTOVER.
CLEANS UP BATTERY PARK
Coal House To Be Removed— All
Stands Must Be Painted.
Park ("ommij-sinn^r Stnvpr will soon hay«»
the larjrp coal hnu«"» In Rattrry l\irtt ro
mnvod. This is only ono of tli" many coal
j «n<l tool houses In tlio parks of Manhattan
vl.irh he Intends having removed. Hut the
«>ne in Battery Park Is sneb a ■■•nous
example tliat in civinc out the information
yr-ritTilay of the Intended crusade apaliiP*
i!i*-s»* strtirtur* * Oontinis^iotier StOTCT ral)o<1
it tlio "famous coal boose in Rattrry lark."
W'tiiiO th«* city is responsible for ill* 1"'1 "'
I>u'.l<Ht.cs. anothf-r class :il«o has come in
f. t th^ Oommtedoner'n attention.- nffresOi
t:i« nt an<l other stands in the parks ■ <=•
It<« rTJ>ainte.l anil rr 1 "' * n fi rf!t class ord'*r.
The hous<s i:se<l rfurinE the Fummer by tii««
strju:s milk dlrtHbottog committee, the
Commissioner has N^n informed, will alsT
be pftfnted.
Holder* of loasT? in tho parks that air
rxjiiriiiß this y«*ar »rp roopivinj; only re
ntnh of indrfinitf i>orio<]s. Commission, r
BteVfT says ho will not prant any Iktir ones
to UxMe <-on<lurlfne rofreslimf nt anil amnse
mrnt Man<ls until be looks Into th<* matter
■ith :i vi*>v t<> lißvinp tlip city Itself <y>n
dort fucJi places.
"Hut th<i«=«. whu Viav«» tl>r ?tan<ip in th<
tiaik* now." sail the Commissioner, "'hum
k«rj« them in first dan DBndßlon as •woll as
sichily. Th^rpfxro the city must also krep
Jts park trandfngji In hf>ttpr i nndltion and
havf ll» evesom removed."
FOR STRICTER ALIEN LAW
Lunacy Commission Told of
Many Undesirables.
It Sidne; L». Wi «r In a paprr on im
mirraiioti r«»ad at th<* Fprinc mating of tho
Stat«> I ..unary «"o:nmissir>n yestrrday at th-">
\hte\ Manhattan said th* station at Kills
j 1? land ought to bo t| r"p tim^s as larco. tho
force of inppo<t<irs trflik-d and th»» medir.il
ptalT <juadn:r>! f *d.
•'<»n»> of ever>* f«>ir immigrants is fmin-1
no !-f» undcfteabta," s=aM I»r. SCIKuf "W«
; <atin'it lmp»» for ii d^plrahlp rac<» fio;n these
"itii)>rrant.« n'«w coming to our s!i<'r«*!=. There
is n<« o;io r\nr f<>r till? fv\\. Tho Illlterscy
tfst and thr- Inrreaje in t'i«» head tax would
ai 1 mw. But <v>ncr*»s? ought to Incrcui
the period in vhlcfa an Immicrant who h<
lortnes a public charpp may l>*» deporteJ
fjoni t] ... y*> a r<=. for it has bp^n
found ihat fart as m^nv immigrant!: li*»
•^rni' 1 publtc •'harcofi in the fourth and fifth
yars aft^r landing as in \hf fir^t thr<M?
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CROKER EXPECTS UPHEAVAL
Sco? Democrats Winning State
■ Then Prrr.idrricy.
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"Hut if you want to know my private
Dptnfcm." Im! bsM. "I will say that this
little upsei in Massachusetts and this elec
tion «f a T»*>morrat in a strong R«M>uMir;»n
flistri<"t in Rochester in'lioate that tlie st;it<>
is likely to po ppmnrraiir this fall. If r
am any jiifipp r>f polltfoal signs, soin^thim:
Js coming alnng In IW2.'"
Askor) if he infant thnt a Democratic
Pivsirtf-nt «ni:M Ji^ f\<*r\oi], li» rrpli*»<l:
"li looks Xfry much ihat way to m»». Th«»
;x»oj 1 l»> ar«> tir^d of tho Republican party
Th»«y arp Buffering from th*> hiph <r>st nt
living, wfatch is caused by in* tatirr. Th«
ramnaign in tho fall And that in 1?12 will
bf finght out alonß tariff linrs. 1 bolW."
Mr. «."r<>k*>r will leavf the dub this morn
ing at * oYl<vk to gr> to the I.u=ltania. li««
exjie^ts tf> return in the fall nn<l gfi to Palm
lira<-h for the winter again
NEW BOYCOTT ON MEAT
Italian Butchers Organize to Close a
Thousand Shops.
Four hundred ItalHn lxiss rtutrhprs. mo^t
1 Itik in \\>t>st«-r Hall. last tilKht v«.t»»d al
most unanimously t<> form an organization
und f,r*k to Hose ovi>r »>n«» thousand Italian
botcher *rrops In New Y<>/k City as ■ pr«»
t'M apninst the hi»;h prices «>f ni^at r»»
tfcllors .ir** fi<i<-«-<1 to pay. A Fwnn'i m»»<>tmi;
wili !>»• h'lrt shortly to t^rfr-rx iho nrciinlz^i
tion.
A committee »»f appointod to arrancc
for tli^ union ant! tlio hoy<-<itt. T!iis Com
n'Jtt'*- If h«iJ«lf-il l.y 8. <"om<)!l». It was in
' ittu'tr-.l to ft Into ronmi'iiii«ation with all
!»!»• Italian »i;it«-|<rr* an«l *n!I.-t th^m In tli»
n^iit. th* object "f which »».<« declared to
be m foron the packer! to no r^liM* th«~
..ri<-*»s <if all IJl*»ta as to «■::>.!«• Hif boss
..-it' h'-rr to Bell to OTOXUtnem at m lower
I nxur* The d*?d*Joii of the four huadrrd
' nrearnt *»« '" rt**** :ir " l »*»» dOM«l until
I nidi lower quotations wm»- nWainH.
LUNCHEON FOR MR. MACVEAGH.
I*ranklln M»cV»«Bh. Becrrtary of the
Treasury. «»' Binrrjued tin* Invitation «■! the
*x<-. utiv commute* "t ti '■ tri^t company
] f«.il..nf «.i1..n *>f t' ■•• Am«rl<an r^ank*!."' \hFo.ta
tion lo !•«• Ihdr K"<rt nt n luncheon at tba
i + 9.\'T*' Huh on TTiunutay, April '-"«. at
*ihi-li *<'• •rtU m*"H "i r ofrklals nf tii*' juirs
• ii..ii truM rompanlm ni<i ».ani> of tlii*
ritj lAwrrnc* I*. Ufll**J«l*. chairman «>f
| ti,« irommtttee, will fir«-^ t.|«-
LO3T ON OPPOSITION TICKET,
militant l« J.i in« •-. John Bllwstro and
C. i!ioir»« tfoun*. «ii'< were <i«irut«.i for
■«i#-.ti'»!i i»« «iii»-<to!»i «»r iiir Marconi wirr
\tmmm T«k«ra|-!> • •mu..inv on \l-iri.l«>. wrr«
i not candtdati "-' f^iecUoa Tbejr tuade
Up an ujihh ni"ii ih ltd*
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SAYS SON TOOK PROPERTY
R. L Cutting Charged with Con
version of $200,000.
SAILED TO ESCAPE SERVICE
Told Brother He Would Secrete
Holdings and Attachments
Are Issued.
Robert ljvinßMon Cutting, lawyer, one
time Hotor and nrphew of Robert Pulton
Oittms ami William Bayard Cutting, who,
in IS?2. despite the objections of Ms fam
ily, married Minnie Sciigman. the actress.
« if charßed in the Supreme Court yester
day liv his mother. Mrs. Judith «'art»*r Out
ting, with fraudulently convertinc to his
(inn use a large part of $3*>.»y»ii worth of
property which she intrusted to him as her
attorney and manactr of her financial af
fairs.
''ling to the papers 111 Hie rase. Out
inir. without any previous intimation to hi*
family, sailed last Saturday for Europe, to
remain there, his mother declared, M that
lie would be out of the jurisdiction of the
Nr» York courts, and thus prevent her
from rocovrrinp the property which she. al-
-< •! Ie appropriated.
Actlnsr ui'"Ti th* complaint, of Mrs. Cat
tins. Justice Bianchnrd issued Ml attach
ment aataal the property of Cutting upon
the ground that he tins departed from the
Sta'e of N»w York with Intent to defraud
his editor* Deputy Sheriff 'Jo?* levied
upon certain real estate held by t'!ttin>t.
In her affidavit Mrs. Cvtttas say* that
l-^r 5011 was also her :*ounsrl at '•'« ■' ■'
■he had confidence In him. She therefor*
turned over to him the property In ques
tion and cave him the power to collect' the
income frcm it. The complaint Fays:
"By reason of and through the fraud nnd
deceit and representation of the defendant.
her son. that he would tak» .-arp of and
ma.na.Re the same for her and In her inter
est and behalf, she was Induced to and did
th^ro and then turn over to him storks,
bo-ids, negotiable Instruments and other
personal property.*'
Mr? <*uttins said that up to last Satur
day her son lived at No. 2U West l<Wh
strict, nnd that he Billed for Ban to ini
r*>le her ..... : the s^rviro of the
summons in the action.
It was In September, ISM. that she turned
this property over to tier son. Mrs. Cut
ting pet forth that Robert represented that
he would preserve, keep intact and increase
t>,. value of thl? property and amve her
ti,o tronbl* of th«» manacem^nt of it. He
v.as also to invest the income. From ' Irr " >
tn time Mrs. Outtlnc amid she sicn^d pipers
which her s=o n represented as*po*ers of
attorney.
Th* plaintiff agrees ihat within the last
year she hat" learned that the defendant
has taken possession of her property "and
has wrongfully converted the fam» to hi?
nun iipp. an»l wrongfully «~laims title to all
of it an<l ha? wrongfully dlsposed^-as she
Is inform«><l anrt h*>l|pv*»»--of a 'arc part
of theeald property an<l converted the pro
rP^s thor^of to his own ■■» Mrs. Put
tlnc a«l<lM that pfac town • from h*r soti
an arroimtine of th«> inronif from the prop
erty. Mit that I♦> refused to submit no*
>tr^. rmtine further <If>olar*»<l that Cutting
i? king krrangementi to •<•>••."■' Other
property belonging to her into rash, for the
purpose of removing It from this state;
also that «'uttlnc has wcrete.l his property
for the same purpose.
Another affidavit was submitted by Jam"."
ix. Wolf Cvtttnc brother «>f Robert '••
■who said that he discussed with the latter
the Ftihject mi which the milt Ml based,
and ... defendant threatened to *>*
cr*>u« hia property and dispose of it so that
It could not be reached in let*al proceed
inpp.
Af ■ result of this affl<lavif a special
deputy sheriff yesterday mii' 4 th«» »tt*rl
m^nt in the snit on the Hnn<«\^r B*f< De
posit Company. vhcre th*» 4ef««4*iil is be
lieved to hav«> a bo>; tli«* «\>l«.nial Trust
«*otnpany branch, at Hroa<l\vay and MM
y-trpct, to attach hi* bank ace Mill an.l saf»
«I«>j>osit box; H«-nrv Ctowt & «-■>. John A.
Munro»» A • "° . th<» Chicaßo & Northwestern
Railroad «"ompany and the Illinois Central
Railroad Company. A it- peadaaa was also
fiW against «'uttinc's property at No. 241
West 100 th street, a four story dwelling. It
is said that this property was conveyed to
htm by Harriet I* Hosley. whom lie mar
ried in IMS, after Mrs Minnie Bellciuaa
Catting divorced him. <>n March 13 last
Cutting conveyed the property to Peter a.
Mf-uKher. who occupied offices with him at
No: i Nassau street.
• Because of his niarriaco 10 Minnie Sflic
man, »'uttinE'!« father left him out of his
will. Tin' son contested th»» will. which r*>
niti^<) in a fttlpttirnt, wherebjr Cutting
rprriv^d $300,000 and an Income of $4,0.0
a year.
OPPOSE SECOND NIGHT COURT
City Magistrates to Fight Bill Fath
ered by Assemblyman Smith.
At a special m^tJiiß in th«» \\ .— • Sil*>
<"ovirt yf-storday th»« Board of City M;iKts
tr;it«-s placed th*mwhrwi on rfronl as f*»iriK
opposed to ii;.- ptapnaid fstnljlishm< nt of -i
t vcoml nlßht murt f«»r lt>. trying of «-a»r«
nf women who have l«*-i.-n arrested in til*
Ftr^^t!«.
Tho Mil la behalf of thf* . pr«»posc-«l night
mint is fathfrM by Ass*Tnblym:«ii A. K.
Smith. Magistrate llarlow, president ..!
tho Hoard of I'tiy Magistrates, baa directed
th:*t ili^ members of x\\f l^eisiatu o
rummtdw Xi to Albany nava* day next
■reck to niak<- » \i^<">r<>n« fl«fit for sraen'd
m*r:»«i 1n the bill •
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
■m Ftanrtaco. April 19.— The Metal rlos-
Ingl quotation* lor miniiiß Mr»k*. m-.lay
**•!•*• nt- follows:
tit a 13 I. Ml Cob n»
A!|>ha •'on O!»MfXl«»!i 1 :«,%
Mtrlr« 14 <•"-< 1.1. nial Cnn
ltr|(h-r * ■ tphli I ,-,.•
<'«l»-.1.iti!i» M"vihuii 1.-jr,
<-».nll»ii6'- Con 2V|P««o«J .V»
<-|.-.lliir U».h«v«k«' 'Jft
«-«»tifi«i» nrr 1 ir. .S;«k Dclcher VI
• •.in. < at. an.l V« 1 lust'ira Nevada «1
• '.in. Imperial. ... <«Hni«in «*<in 7-,
<-r.,v»u I'.tlnt I »■ I »*h '"nn 11
<;mil<l *. «urr>. XltVdlu* fk> «• t i M
SAYS PERSCH WAS A TOOL
Wife Sits Weeping by Prisoner's
Side During Plea.
CHARGE TO THE JURY TO-DAY
Prosecution Urges Conviction
ior Protection of Commer
cial Interests.
Justice Marcus, in the Criminal Branch ]
of the Supreme Court. to-day will charß*
the jury which has been hearing evidence
in the trial of l>onald Persch. one of the
quartet charge,! with larceny In connection
with the f.V».<*m Windsor Trust-Helnze cop
per scandal. Assistant District Attorney
Nott and John F. Mclntyre. of counsel for
Person, consumed all of yesterday's session
summing up.
Mr. Mclntyre denounced th«« trust com
, pany for Its part in the transaction and
criticised its president. John Alvin Young, \
for leaving the city when subpeena servers
were looking for him. He said Pvrsch had
! been a dupe and a tool in the hands of
others and that the Windsor Trust Com-
| pany. I* J. Field an.l Walter L. Clark. '
| who turned state's evidence, were the arch |
conspirators.
Mr Nott retorted that it was not the
first time Mr Mclntyre had appeared in
i court and pleaded that his client was a
dupe. He added that he would not have j
accepted the testimony of Clark If he had
known that John. K. Sherwood, a third
member of the quartet, was going to give
j testimony which would help the prose,
! tion. Mr Nott reviewed the testimony and (
: urged the Jury to convict" in order that the
i commercial interests of the city might be
protected from similar conspiracies.
While Mr. Mclntyre was pleading with
the jury to spire i'ersch from prison the
j latter's if.> sat near him weeping, but
When the lawyer denounced the tru»t com
pany and Clark she dried her eyes and
looked defiantly at Assistant District At
torney Nott.
"One of the most reprehensible things in
this whole transaction." said Mr. Mclntyre.
"Is th« part played by the Windsor Trust
Company, which permitted itself to be used
| as a turning joint.
"It entered into this game of financial
I jugglery an.l aided and abetted in the vio
lation of not only the state law, but also
the moral law., so enabling crooks like
Clark to hoodwink and deceive others. It
seems to me that enough has been said
here to justify the Superintendent of Hanks
to request the Attorney general to take
steps for the revocation of the charter of
the Windsor Trust Company.
"The president of this company. John
! Alvin Young, as you learned yesterday,
: left the jurisdiction of this court as soon
as he knew that this trial was to begin.
I wanted him as a witness and the state
wanted him as a witness, but he was away
In Atlantic City or somewhere else."
LABEL MARKS IT "STRAD"
Police of 104 th Street Station in
Need of Violin Authority.
An ol«l vlnlln is held at the Ka-t l«Mth
street police station awaiting rlther an
owner or an expert who can toll whether
it la a in'" 1 or Just an ordinary instrument.
Nearly every dealer In musical parapher
nalia In the vicinity of the station house
has taken I look at the violin, hut non*
ha? !>een able to clve a definite opinion as
to its value.
Michael Mound found the violin In the
hallway of a tenement >n>n«<» at No. WV2
S*«-onil avenue, and turned It over to the
police. No one in th* hou^e knew anjr
tbine shout the instrument. Captain I'orco
ran. to whom It was submitted for inppT
ttOfl, was about to dismiss th*> tvholo mat
ter wh^n two of his friends on the force
chanced to call. The friends were Ueu
tenants Sullivan and Davis. Sullivan pro
noun'-od the violin as one that rould he
purchase! in Ireland for ," n cents. Mavis
on the other hand sai>l that he r.it compe
tent of <!*cldine after an examination as
to the violin's merits.
Davis thereupon proceeds to impstiKat*
n,| f...;n<l. If "- MM, ■ "Up nf paper in
ddfl • * violin containing th« words "An
foniiiF BUfafiivarius, OMMMW, faclfbal
anno IT.^>" Davla said that if »'i«» Inscrip
tion, were genuine the Instrument wan ■
very valuable one. as itie Stradivarlm wa>
on»» of th»» two hipliest types of violins atirl
the « 'reinone? e referreil to the varnish
procesp. which, he paid, has heen lost since
mi I .
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIMVTI RF. M MAKA<
.-. !•■. .1 ■ .«■• , |V. ,
■noon ■ hit" 11
HIGH water.
A M r.M.
San<ly Hook J"4S " >:u
<im»rn< r> Inland ■• •••• '• 1 1
H< il ■;■<••• ~ '-"'• I "'
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Th» M«JMttC, r#port».l a* |M wMei 'as' •.f
San.lv Hook «r 6:30 a m jrwt«d«y, l!«
to riix-k Thursday forenoon
Th» Cincinnati. r»>i-'rtrd as 2.'*) Blln MM of
Saniiv Hook at s:.W a m \>>st<>rrlay. Is »>xr'vf»-<l
to dock thti" fot»nonfl
• Tb»- rTrci'Vnt <!rant. r»p< rtH as r?i> mil'?
raßt of ~Hii'i-. H«* at norn Jreiterdsy, is «s
i.^tp-1 tn dock tills f>r^nn«in.
Th. I^ura. l»t»f ltd a« 2»'O tnll*« »as- <.f
Sandy Hook at ♦ p in yesterday, is n|Mta4 to
rtrt-katout n<>on to rlftj
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel. From. la • •
••former bade*. April II .Lamp * H
«i;r«*-inn I'rlnr*. . .Hart.-iiios. April 12 PltlM*
<*amofn* Manch»M*r. April 1.. .
Kyleakln I'ara. April 3
j ; rpM Naples. April' 2
Cincinnati Naples, April 7 llamb Am
1-atra* Malta. April 7 Ore*k
riionU ..N.u-!..v April ■ «'unarU
Vrt+liVnt Orant... Southampton. April Hum*. A
victor n Liverpool. April • . . Whit*. Star
ivr'icia .'.'.'. .'..Olbr»lUir. April I" Anchor
M p l| a , Mnnibiirc. April «
pi Yalta <;alvmt«in. April 14... So I'a c
Hamilton! Norfolk. Arm 1»
THURSDAY, APRIL 21
•UaUatle . ..Cfuffnsfn, April 14 .Whitp Star
„-*,,,. c Gibraltar. April V2..S -; 1J..>1
r,,,; ! ' Illbraltar. April lit . Au»tn«n
",■,.)„ .. llH^r»•. April 1» nrenrh
r>t il»ua' N'« <»rl»-an». April M...» 1..
Xl Valle .'.'..'.'■.'. «Jalv*stnn. April 14... .So I'ac
KIUPAY. Mltll- 22
•F»r*riinza Havana. April 19 ."Ward
.7'^! .-..1-n. April II ..United Krull
„.'"„„ Ivt» riWMI April 17 QntbM
oISS&iA l« r .n-n April f V ..N ,; „,,v , i
l_,,l an I.^'-iT-01, April
nSfiiirit „U«IVH*OB, April Ifl Mallory
M««to " ..«:alvri«tiin. April V, So Pae
,'i,", of jiianm Savannah. April 19. . .Savannah
•lirlntc* ni;:l! -
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Mail \r««r!
\>a«rl * fnr tJn« rlo*e%. Mils,
Oc«*nlC Soutbanip'""- W - . «:<»»am !'•••'
I-u«ltania i,lvrrp«v>l. '■>'"*;•» . 5 *>• m fMOam
iirrmunian Bermuda. V"*'- * '•' ' ■'. IW»»m
v'rdl S*..'to 8 . I. * II *"• » r,» 12X0 „ ,:.
1-annia. Uuiana. <iurl-<- >•» ■<" • m
nu««U. l.ll«'i. F.ud»Un ■
All.-* Nar l "'- *" ltrlln '
ir«viiiV>l» Jarkunnvlllf. <"ly<lr. . I:«>pm
< Marr<>» Qajrxtan. Mallory - - I2n*» m
rrvmal. Tiimpa. Mal"-r>- 12 •«' m
*nillla. Santtapo. Ward — 12 r.i m
\\ n till*-«. N>« Origan*. s» ra<- - ll'onm
THVnsriAT. APRIL 2)
I . V WlUietm. Kr^nifn. NOI*. «:*>am !<• M » -ii
,_ T r <irnlrif. H«*rr. Kr»-n«h.. 7«i»» ■ m |ni>>ant
M»>rlrt». Havana. WhH in a in 12:<V>m
Aivstmny. 1 1. <S' < II Am.... Hi»>ani liiuiam
M*>tar*n. < v'l""v 'l"" U f •*<• !»:.Ti»»m
Hit.' h. -i llamhuix. II Am »•:<»>■ m
i- of Sa- »nnith. S'va'nah. Ha\ — — :\ •»• [■ m
rniDAT, \t •mi. *2.
IkalU. M<mt»Ai<l'- 0 . .—. — « •■> 4 111 7 >M> 4 ..|
I* Mil in ii- Ha- 'I ltn>Ml I ■•!!. r» 1 1 .<«• « m I '»' i' m
-(turnin ii. N*»»»ii Want. . . 12 mi in Mulpm
Ara|«aho«\ Ja«-Kf<tn\lllr, ' 'I' '• -- - I ik» l« "i
TtIAXfIPACIFIC M.mi.s
i lojr In N. v.
I 1« allntt ton ar-fl »t«am»-r. I'M
lUu*u. Japan ■'•<•>:....
Registered
Trad' Mark
Special Sale
Washable Dress Fabrics
Beginning to-day, we shall place on sale the following
very desirable lines of Washable Dress Goo*.
'800 yards Fine French Tuscan Crepes, -j 3 | f|f)
with self colored embroidered cushion dots, also t ■ •vrV/
r Fancy Silk Striped French Voiles, hi colors. Keg- yard
price 1.75 to 2.10 per yard. Mow" j
1,000 yards Imported white Embroidered j 75C
Batistes and -French Crepes in colors. Regular r
; price 1.25 to 2.00 per yard. Now J yard
2,500 yards Embroidered French Mar- 1 f\^C
anisettes, English and French Silk Striped Voiles, I UJt
and French Piques;' in the new French tones. J yard
Regular price .95 to 1.50 per yard. Now
3,900 yards Embroidered French Tuscan 1
Crepes and Marquisettes in the latest French col j SUC
orings: Colored French Piques. St. Call Dress -
Swisses and Embroidered Batistes in white and yard
colors. Regular price 85c to 1.25 per yard. Now J
James McCutcheon & Co.,
sth Aye. & 34th St., ww o .Astoria
Pin*- islands <vU Sin Francisco)— o| fi w
HiT a n i ;T.k%WnKranV i ,; ; o^i;ur,in^X l .r & eiso
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Tuesday. April 19. j
1910. :
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hyron -Kr.. Santo- Mar. 1. 31. Rip •• \
Janeiro April 2. Bahta 5 and Barbados 1... to
Busk « l*nlels. with 7* iwnn* mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at ■ '■">< am
Steamer By lBr», Nit* »<*>' April 13. to •>«'■*""
tie Fruit CO. with fruit. Arrived at the ■" ■
'''steanTe'r Norman Prince I** Santos March 2*
an« Trinidad April «. to Paul F «'rhard & < o.
with RKtM. Arrived at th» Bar at «:*> P m IWlfc
Steamer Surinam* i Dutch*. Paramaribo April
»and Trinidad 11. to the Royal t*rtrlj West
India Mall, with !£." passengers, mails and m.^e.
Arrived II th.» Bar at am. „ .
Strainer «*Uy of Savannah. Savannah April .*>.
to tlie o.ean M -■• with passengers and mis-.-
Passed in quarantine at T:.W a m.
SUamer ri .iinond. <;ecr=etown. S < . April
I,; to the Ai Inn tic <v>a«t T.timt>er Co. with mese.
Passed In quarantine at 7:47 a m.
Stranvr Sal In.. t^oricetnwn. S C. April M an*
Wilmington. N V April 1«. M> the Clyde >!■ ' ■■•
with pa^neoni «nd mdse. Passed In Quaran- ,
tine at 7:4*» Tm. .„ . .i -
St«am<r Denver. .;:ii<-!iton April 1... to th*
Mallory da .-,., with tiaaw ■ and mas . i
Passed" In yuarantine nt 10:21 .1 in.
.r Storfond (Nor». Caibarlen April M.
Ifi the Munm Ss Line, with sugar. Arrived at
ih» Mar at |'<irfr m <-Mtlfl , „
Stfamer <'orfe Castle .Br>. Baltimore April
17. to Barber & Co, In ballast. I*" tjuaran
ttne hi it L" ■ m.* , _
Steamer ottrinKham »Mr». Santiago April t
■Dd Ouantanamo 12. to the Mmm Ss '•'"♦■•
u-rth Utar Arrived at the Har at ,a m.
Steamer I'rinz .Inaihlm i<;er). Port Umon
April 11. .... 12. Klncston It and 1 ""*
I^lanl IS to the HanthurK American 1-ine. with
•M r'asyeiißers. mails and iTi.l- Arrived M the
Bar m A:4? a m. . . ..
Stranifr Saratoga. I!a\ana April 18, t.» th*
New York and ••«»* Mall Ss Co. with IM PJ*
■r: rm. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Har
at !»:»1 a M
Steamer Krnnrrlnzessin rerlll- nlw». bremm
April 12 Southampton and CherK>ursr I* to
oeiri.-h« & c.». with 441 ..-ihin and W» steerape
passengers, mails and i ■■■!-■ Arrived at tlie
Har at '.tio a m.
Steamer Prlnres* Anne. Newport News an.l
Norfolk to th» < »ld f>-->mir.l<'n S.« '■■< with pas
Fengers'and mdse. P»««ed in Quarantine at 1 -■•
Steam'r Altamaha. ■<r, l np»i. k. April 1«. to
the Brunswick Bi '-. with MM Pa»aM In
quarantine at ."i:"'> p M ■'
Steamer Arapaho*. Jacksonville April Ik ar<l
<-harl*«»on April 17. to the riyrl* SI '•". with
I»ssen«e r s sml m.'.se Passed In Quarantine at ,
.•5:30 |. m.
.Steamer San Mater.. Pon<-» Arrll l-«. w» the
Insular. Line, w Ith mdse. Arrived at dM F~ir at
f>:<\% p ni.
Steamer Facertun iKori Port Antonio Arrll
13, i.. the .mm*"- Importtnc Co, with fruit. Ar
rived at the Bar at 11 I tn
Steamer |r<v,iK.(« <Br». towinir t*irz» Xav»hi»
«Pr». T ond "■ April R t» Philip Rnprerht, in
ballast Arlved ■• the Bar at M "" a tn.
Sfanier <"»hi ir«r>. Rosartr. March 2r». Monte
video 2.T nntl St I.u.ia April 11, with linyeerl to
erder; vewel to .? h ITtnebester * »>. Arrived
■I the Kir at I p m.
Steanrr Re •! Italia 1 1 tall <lenoa April -1.
Naples 4 and Palermo S. t« Cejiare ••«>nti. with 'H
rahin and 1.7»>2 steerage pa.««enKe r s and MM
\rrivrl at th«» Bar at 1 .".I B m.
Sandy Hook. N .1. April 1«. ■ '>" p m -Wind
(louthwent, m'"lerate bre.>ze; parti] cloudy; mo.|
era'-" sea.
SAILETA
Pte.imer? William Chl«holm. for Newport
News- Mlner\a iNor> Norfolk; Apache. «'hnr!«>*
t..n ani Jacksonville; Madonna »Fr>. Mar*etiie<«.
Hero iN.>r>. Preston. Molrke •• >• '. Xailfj; City
of Columbus. Savannah; Monroe. Norfolk and
Newport News californtan. Piierto \I«-m ■•. Bay
View. Newport' News; Rotterdam (Uut.hl. Rot
terdam; F!av State, Newport News; Kaiser Wtl
l.eim <ler «;n»sse •';•!-«. Bremen; Sao IViu!..
<r.raz>. Pan etc <not previously); Oenfues:.*
<Cuban>. Havana.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
Port -Natal. April » --Wynerlr (Br>. New York
anrl Sfnpnit News.
Kayal April 11> -Mun.ast^r ■•;!*»;• »Rr>. Phan*
fiat. Ifnnit K^nit an.l fHngapnr*. for Ifc^ton !
arU «... York.
Durban, April i!» -VaMura IHD. New York tot
Hankow.
Trifstf. April IS Ar««-Titin* (Au»t>. N«--« Ynrk
via TftiTifr.' and Maple*
Naples. April 16— Italia .p.r>. N'w York via
1^ r
Antwerp, April l!>. 12:40 P m -Finland iH»!bi.
N«w York via pov*r.
rprnanibii" ■<■>. Aprtl 17 rnrslran Prtort ißn.
NVn Y-.rk
MiimcvMfii, April 17 S»X"n Prim* ißrl N>w
York.
T.lv»rp<>nl. April Iff Mauritania ißri. X*W York
via Ftfibipiard
Naples. April I!>.*4 <« m- Iv-mbar-ila lltaD N»w
Maranham. April 18 Oraajarj «Hr). N>w York
via Barb .
Port Natal. April 10 WjrflWir <Mr>. New York
and Newport Sewi for Yokohama.
80, 7 April 1!' Marl'-nfpls «' J#>r». <"lal<-ut»a" 1 al<-ut»a an<l
• 'olonibo for lfcwton an.! N»w York
Rotterdam, April IS -I.ltuania . Raaa>, v • York
for l.lhau
M.lt-.iirn^ April t» !.tnrl«T-. .r,^r>. NVw York
via Port Natal. Fr'«nant>. etc.
Aarhuiia. April 14 l^nlafana «I>an>. Savannah
via Norfolk.
I'rliii.a Hay, April 1* Koyal prince IHrt, N»"«r
York la •":'!• Town. el*.
Mar.-lip«t. r. Arrll 1*» Tintoretto iPr>. New-
York.
SAILED.
CMombo, April lii'lra\.;i tHrt (from Shan*
lial. Mr), »» York.
Ar.lr.>ss.in. April Irt ■ Strathrlyrl* (Rr>. V»w 1 <>rk.
I.tbnu April 12 BMonta iltus«». New York.
Naple* April IS-- San Otoritl" Utal>. N. a York;
14th. Tnormlna <Ital». N»w Turk.
'.Tina April Ift IjUlslana tltal). N>» Tnrk.
|tart«<lna April l« i'««*M «llr) tfroni N>*
Y>>rk» l'«n; il.ui.nt (Hr) (frotn I.ii • N«»w
York.
St Ml h.<.'- April 1* Thru* <Pr> if mm Srviith
■ mptnni BmrNi-imi. •'••Inn an.! N>w York.
HI" <1* ran^lro April l« \'««Br1 (Hr). N>» York
Mana"* April r, mail iHr». N>w York.
Durban. April is -lrnlrnmayo . Hr» ifroin N>w
Y<«:k nn.i rial »»l xl ''" «
!»rmu<l». April 1". 11:13 ■ '" '■■' ' »<;-r».
NVw fort 11 :••*> » '". Trlnli!r»<l ißri Kn
York
PASSER.
•■"ape Point. Aj'ril l'>-*"Vnch <Hr>. Haw Tart f«-r
Durtea
Xii IM lr April 1!> — Armenian « l?r». »w York tot
Liverpool.
S»itrf.< Apr'l |S— J'rin ■. <H I'lrmoni^ (Hal).
New York f"r i'.f-\'<*>.
Malta April '- -i I'iir- k . »:• > Yokohama. **<■.
for Bnctoa a-"' • N '"* York.
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ȣȣ 25c
HERL VVi: ARE AGAIN!
ASOIHIK XIIMMXMN. SUMHUIIM.
Rill 01 !"> «ll SUR MIS IV
IRVINU »>-■• Klrr^h^r
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iII t \I Xl "•• »«»«■••«• Hnr.trl
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AMUSEMENTS.
NEW YORK'S LEADING THEATRES 4SUCCESSPS
EMPIRE ~ g way and 40th St. Eves. S : 13.
t-IVlrlriC Matinf.* To-«lay & Sat.. 2:15.
ETHEL BIRRYMORE te^i.
NEXT Jinx. «.s>at» Tnm'vtir ACT!,'
I.tmlted Encashment. W>*.»J 1 *-*
.Ml STAR I'AST: Marie TempMt. r. P.
H'intirx Elsj.- Ftcbjoh. Edwin Ar-l*n.
♦ iraftam Browne, Maud Milton. Julian Hoyce.
GARRIPK
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Audirnr^ lauffb<^l until *i<l"s a«h«-«l— Hrratd
WU PDA}! : FATIIKK AM)
■ fit .UnflWC THK BO\>.
I YPFIIM ' Mats Thtirs . & sat.. 2:t.i.
MRS. FISKE
HANNELE bbSbs
TIIUHPOAT MAT. AND REST «>F WEEK.
PILLARS OF SOCIETY
next ties. GHAS. GHcRRY «nn iki
t»e*tm iwdy i unflu. unCnni >riTFißr.
HUDSON
The Spendthrift
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V#ni I Cr.IUN fat. Sat. Only. S:»
•%• f^n.l^r n« I.lttle Lord rannt!^r»j
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the n\ciiEi.oifs n.xr.v.
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"BEST «»F AT.T. MfPI«'.M. rr.AT?"
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A SKYLARK
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.NKXT MONDAY. s»ili. Tn-n>nrrnrr.
VALESKA SURATT
THE GI.U TO? WHOOPING COUGH
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"Oon't ml« It »t an* VMS." — T.vr. r>u».
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THE ARCADIANS
ttjtm ITS woßvmn i r.APT OF tOO.
jut wtotn « . .
thk i \im ram i<>j t *i»i; -<m \nr
THE NEW THEATRE
BEE THOVE
A Dramatic P|o«rnph v.wi? h n^«tliiv»n'j Musi"".
Ev.-rv K\k . **.!."» Mafs.To-iJ.Tv.Triur A Sat at"
HIPPODROME
Entire Plr>ck. r.,- Ay.. 43r<! to 44»h S.
Daily •■■ ■■ 2. Best Seats $1. Evf.. «. i:«\ $1 .V»
Entire rircns bvl ATitj. Falt^t of Inside
:■<> i.i- IV"pl" lto.lnj>an Jewels the i;»rth
N A 7. IMOV .VS» I En.S: .lO. M.it.Tn-«1ny .2 ..1'».
7Qth St. Then. ! >| m ,. y » 7|l3f|Ul little
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SSL, LULU'S HUSBANDS &
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GRACE LA RUE h '^Uy
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IJon. TVy * noth. Ey <*TJi>: VY f ,t To-VuV *t.^
CYRIL SCOTT in THE LOTTERY MAN
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TlcU-t*. $J anU $». Rl T)ioni a:.a uj lUII.
Sing". bo! for a * Solo" sal*
12456 pairs of our import
"Solo" socks.
..in/'- lisle.
Double sole, double toe a&
hi^li spliced heel.
I 1 ermsdorf dye. N
Black, and seven solid c^i
Regularly they would l
( most excellent value at 23r
: pair.
• 3 pairs for .50c.
Light as are some of ,J
fabrics —
They won't become au ;
lighter.
. The colors of all our over
coats and suits are sun proof-,
that we prove to ourselves h
our "sun-test." Real sun ant
wet for ten days or more.
Most important m Sprim
and Summer clothes.
Spring suits. $!<» to »«.
Sprln« overcoats. $1H to f*>.
We know men. prosperous
and well dressed men. wk
never buy a scarf save it'j
Keiser- Barathea.
They like the richness and
firmness of the weave.
So monotony involved, not
with four-in-hands of Hixfv
four shades of solid colored
Keiser- Barathea at .50 cents.
not to speak of the widevarietv
of figured Keiser- Baratheas.
Ml purp bright silk: tr>r«» quaiitiM. 30 c*s*
Jl. wi antf Jl .V>.
Made right under Stetson'j
eye !
Xot only the !>odies of Stet
son's hats, but ail the trimming
Their own looms, for in
stance, turn out the pure silk
bindings that wear so well be
cause of the quality of the silk.
Stetson Derbies. $3..50 mi
$5.
TTl* $."• ••^'«»t!ir>n ."P'HV.'" i» »Trbj«tr» with 1
trr N»*r York
Comfort for even' body i'
even'body's price!
Qualities from ."><)<•. up to $i
In "Delpark" undenvear
the athletic shirts and kne»
drawers that "lock-in-one" or
button together.
Xaincheck at ">•>«*.. for •
ample, is a strong, light self
checked garment that gives
splendid wear.
" Tivmli." on the other hand, is
silk and cotton combined, and
although light and very sheer.
has strength and wears well
$1.50.
At: !',:•*.
One out of many!
'*( tun metal" low shoes.
Suggest a "pump" in look*
Has two eyelets.
$6.
R<i.««*t «ho^. sarr* !a»r. wif> t'?. I*
For wel weather or wif*
weayier wear—
Washable chamois .cloves.
Our own inifx^rtatioii. $1 ad
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Rogers I'eet a Compact.
Three Broadway Stores
at at *
Warren st. 13th st. i- " '*
AMUSEMENTS. ____—-—
MADISON SQ. GARDEN Tg?k«&
LAST 1 DAYS
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APR. 25 K?*Yffr .BßOgJ
ViE>m:i>M)ii> To-Xight A
violin recital j.
as HENRIETTE BACH
f-SSA IV'^S S'SS-iSU
COLONIAL
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