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NEW GRAFT TRAIL FOUND
D k Department Inquiry Dis
closes Big Discrepancies.
FORMER EMPLOYE MISSING
Records Said to Show He Re
tained About SI O.OOO a Year
of Wharfage Fees.
As li:e fjr«t result of the vri*ov»»nnK by
<"«aaaßloot<w-' of Acrounin Fnndlck of wh«t
►M'Tnis in ha\« ... BadjsjfedJi fields of
Kraft in the I»erianmcnt of Dork* and
Kernes. a warrant Is Ml for the arrest of
Julm .'. ■ uld«-4 * former dockma*ter.
on the i harce of cr»'ri lar«-cn>
The r>oll,-e haw i»r«n unable to serve trie
wurrant. which Mayor <;nynor. • xerclatnC
:us prerogative ;,* a, magistrate, issued on
We,m»>.fiav ulc)it It if said that «"aul«i
wcll. wlio roljrned on April IS. when he
Ivard \)f was unde' Investigation, drew «n;t
a large amount of money from the Flat
burh Trust company and left tow- His
bone Is at No 1&4 «'iarkson stre.t. Brook
lyn H( wa> stationed at the WalUbout
l-(«»in
Arcordiru: m t ,■■-., r FosilKk. tb«
■mvr-titljratioii of <'au;i".m»>!',> recordj. loe the
kM iwn \ears hows that hi retained at
least one-third «if ihe moneyp collected by
him as wharfacft ba mnn»y *o retained
U- estimated at about H0.«««» a year, and
"' ■ onimissioTier says that what th«» city
lot-; in thf other fiw year* that Cguldweil
was in the depart mer, : is a matter •■' con
. e<-t ira only.
There if a *ti-oti« suspicion in the minds
of then* familiar with th<- case that nome
<>n»> *ls* in the der>«rt»r>epi knew about
« '«uldw«=irn al'.ered adktoaa and sisaj in
thf- division
Other Graft at the Docks.
»• . her p'-r.llfic aaurcr of graft unfanhrd
V\ ' "nmtniwioiif r at Aconimts Kosdick if
• c evti.'non <f money by --eriain <lo«'k
- » ■•»- » for awod bori at i!ly piers It
i>.- !"iit been a matter of common knowl
riCf among nhtppiti*; interest?-. commU
«i"rier F-'ondl'-k learned, iha' ir. order to be
i. r* of Rood berths at .lust the time they
« ere needed it miiF BtjeoaaafT tn •fee"' ' ll'>l I ' >
<Jo.-kmaf.trrs He has been told iha' cer-
Tair- boat owners found it to their sdvan
tas»- to }>ay regular cratulties to the dork
rmufi «i«'»- ibev b»rthe<l Kcmerly
thrxe . ««-ii!ng dookmaftere It w*j* said,
mere- so brawn in th^r dfrnands that they
uaai 1' .all out from the end of the piers
to incoming captain* and ask how much
ihrr* maj i r. i' to allow •hr boat to dock
at <ir..-e M"rr re<^»ntly the masters
had been * Httlr more careful, an.l con
ductrii !'<;r nrpo'iations 1n an undertone
-. p «.< luii«»<i plar<
T?< -»' ciwneis who »-ould not "frlve ur'"
Kaiii that after finally getting a berth they
«ou!d find tb«msclves subjected 'n all s-rts
of annovancrs Their lines M !>♦■ cut
and ttiieves would break Into their boat*
and tM| OaT property. Th*- result was
that boat owners found it necessary to
. ■ lipping" certain Kmaftara.
Criminal Action Planned.
The lio'-k Comrals-yioner has the nam»s
of a number of men who are /-harped witn
<3eman<l:ne or .-ir-epTintr tips, -d tn«- mat-
M BO hi *aken BBtDCO the DMMCI At
•
Th. <:t\ charter specifically makrf it a;
sdcmrai • for dnckrrutsters to receive;
any tip:- of valuable consideration, and
ihe\ an supposed to turn into ir.e --ashler,
. !•■< 1 >r-k l»«Tartm«nt the retular whnr^
ac* 1 bal a' Ihe md of ea.-b da> . Tr accept
any puch omnlument make* « dorkmaste'
to a fine of $V>i< and pnssib'y a »en
icnce of Mrt) days 01 Jail.
I • ' :<3mr to n KVFirm in use m 'he Do
Department for som*- time the <Ir.ckm>isier
!•■ rerfiv Inr n'nr'ap fees was ■a^paaai to >
punch a triplicate ticket arftk the <sat» and
nmi-UTit re.enerl The third folder was
bOBfM t.. t.r "w-ne. of tlie I •op.' M a re
,n;il. t'( sr...nii MfsW was remtnec 1 h\ 'he
r)r><-kmiu=teT n> a record an* the Hrßl MMOi
form-arde-o to the <ie|iartment as a
voucher, li addition, the flockraaater? hnve
im>n uppoeed to keep a t!m f ' N>>ok, ii
they kepi a record of the v>ir|ni;«
twmt* ei"<-urvlnc their flocks These books
«rr '-ned in at the r<id of rn~h month. '©
♦w < herVcrd Up wi'li the rouehfTV.
Pti.nd Many Discrepancies.
>>mi<arlnK them with the receipts of j
hrm' owners who had pajd money to « "auld- i
• ■ r.mmlßaioner of Account! fays he;
r< .rul dta repofl 4e«of • remarkable nature. ]
'i»'i~[ osTya
■ In HOr| '' ■ -'iises <<1d the f-rst anl th'-d
I'iJders of the 'rlplirate tifkct*. agrer-, and
Is quite evident that t!vy were punched i
: ■j)ff«Trnt times. In other words, the
i.niwun'* gf ni' ■'•<■> which ap;»earod upon j
the MOOb/IO boM bf th«» MMH pj of the
b.i-i wcrr far In rx'-cps < >f tlif- amounts I
« . ■ turned Into the cashier's office
by the dockmaiMer. and ln maty f-ases
••iltloun names «€ a»»»i' > w«re entered upon
•■< \oii<hii> v« nt •ward to the (lepart
rrfc-nt The follow ln«r *scrn>dule Illustrates In
■ •.■■.-<■■ . u**-r- w >.*•• we w err able tr« obtain
«-#!-<'!pls the <ltfTet enoc li^tween
The amount of money collected for wharf
■• rttKl the amount turned over to
th* -ashler of the department :
Amount
tamed
over to
oasibtat
Amount Dock r»e-
T»«. ll'int! »n<l <ss:e». ... r.-i.-.i psr-vi'-r:
1»» K«-tnj«-> * to l.*> f2 1" .V'
N«v»n!ber • to :Ti - 1" ■*
■ *• * T lifi fi "Ci
I*, hriju-y ► ka 14 I ". • 1 <»•>
'*>Vt .!anuarv . BM »»
Mkraory ■ 1 4 > • '"
v. rt '. h !»• •"■ • .v»
-■" Mn ■«■■■:« 101 «v>
s fci M
■ H v
2 i" M
••• . v h ir. to 21 a%■ i <*• |
2 H 1 «V>
j «». M
Kit tw>
aai" Vni'-t- :< I H r. i
Mmrrh ij» 21" rv.
Mar»-h 2»» and 21 | v> | •>>
KM i <vi
t»lar. h72 3 .V« .-«
ArrM 2 • bl
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ft- !f»
■Mr Ma 1?. *»• ft«
[I did not aamri to make much «JlfTe-er . *
■flOOffCßfl to the ftndttiirs whether «'«uld-
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Before Sailing
end much valuable time «i!l
be raved for «ight^c«n4
<*•«•!! eeDoCt<*£ $' ■ or only to cents: his nl
mo!>* tr.variahle rule war to turn In only
V» «*iits of it. occasionally he would cive
thr Blti ■ wtiole dollar.
Al>out >eir ago Caul<?well devised a
new form of receipt to lw» given to the
hiiat owners It wa« an ordinary bill form
Obßßjttloon of a number of these obtained
by fiie Commissioner of Accounts with the
corresponding vouchers sent to the depart
ment showed that oftentimes the dock
manter re<ei\»d pay for as many as twenty
two day*' wharfage, it was >«id. «nd
turned in money only for seven or eight.
In mine capes. It is alleged, he did not turn
in am money for which he had given re
rt 1; ■• v
Henry '•; Fleer, of Fleet Brothers, coal
•aaJar* at No. CM ■ >mpktns avenue. Brook-
Un. restlfied that on five different oc
casions he paid his wharfage fees M
< beck payable 10 bearer The cancelled
checks showed that they had b*-eri Indorsed
by QowMweli and deposited in his private
acoownt :n the Flatbunh Trust I'ompitiv
Two Ci»«i Under Inquiry.
■■"■ said it the offlces of the Dock
l»epartment. :<t Pie- A. North Kivei.
;^i that < 'ommtssif.Tiet Tomkins
ordered an Investigation or the dockmas
teis shortly aftrr he came into office It
nas merely a part of the general investi
gation if the department which started at
that time, but evidence against the dock
masters was diffl' tilt to obtain. !>e.ause of
the attitude of shippers
During th«^ housecleanlng of the depart
ment 1 lOMHßdaotOaier Tonikins found two
men who. h* believes, were cuilty of hold
ing up " shippers for the privileges of dock
ing facilities, and their case-- will l»e in
vestigated at a bearing at the Dock De-
I>arTmrnt to-morrow
The < harees to lv« hro']*:b' aeairst one
of the di«i-Vma«lers ha«^v»- to do with his
refusal to lot e-.H&in ships ail barges land
boaajaai the eOOtOOBOry fee of $:■, was not
forthcoming from the consignee or own*r
of th- vessel The other man is charged
with having discriminated Rtrainst other
oMppora bi Bnw of oocfi shippers as paid
Mm ? fee.
It «•- taid «• th» D f «ck D*i-artmer>t that
the--e is to be » general round-up of th« 4
A.t. 3«terp. and dthat the records of all
are undergoing a close examination
At Last JWrtV Is paid annually to th?
Dock I.«epartment in fees for wharfage
and orte.half of this sum is collected by
the do l<ma'«ere The department recog
nizes ■- oreflit stem with many firms, and
f«-«-s amounting to about $i«n,ti»i are paid
by oboi I
WRIGHTS* FEE INDEFINITE
But No Aero Meet May Be Held
Without Their License.
The Aero <"*lub cf America sont „ circular
letter to its affillJite.l clubs throughout the
country poObsVCoy explaining the contract
MO which it baa entered with the Wright.
Company The ci';b realize^ said the cir.
ruiar. thar under existinc • nnditloris. and so
lOtaJt as the decisions n f the courtp re^Tinlne-1
favorable to the Wnght Cnmpanv. no suc
cecsfAil meet could be assured without Its
permisulon Ma fixed niie of compensation
to the Wrieht Company could be deter
mined.
i-hi i or .'her parties depi-ing to cive 1
meet can communicate with the Wright
Company," nays the statement, "and upon
agreeing on a hasis of reasonable rnmr>*n-
FHtjov B wi'i coaojoM to ii,«. hoofaadj of tha
meet and will grsnt « general licens- per
mitting any and ail aviators, without re
card bi character sr type of machine to
compete without such participation on th«»
part of such aviator or machine heln* con
strued us an admission <in the . ir- of
*|ther the Wright Company or such i viator
or aeroplnrte as to the righto of either
I'artv
"It has been itnpossibl* to agree on any
fixed- amount nr basis of charge t.-. be paid
tn the Wrieht < ..t-panv The amount,
v. ' loh must be roaaaajaMa, will vary &°
. ordlng to rondltionr. and the self-interest
of the IVibjbJ Comj tiiv will .er'ainlv be
t.. Bi -, eornpentation which will tniure
rathe; than rreven' OOCfl meets '
In thf- <-lrcular is included a copy of the
ac"-. nierit hetweer Hat cluh and the Wri^^t
c ( ,ii,^nv The date for the holding of 'he
international aviation meet 1n this country
Is set for OCOBGCf B Directors of the c'uh
will meet t,>-dav la in attempt to decide < ■
a pla.-e tn hold H
ORVILLE WRIGHT DENIES REPORT.
Da-.tnn. OMo, April r.~<'rville Wricht
denied to-nirht a rapOTI that he was bo
parti. ip*te in the aviation meeting in
Budapest 'r. June. I dispatch from lv>n
don .-aid M•" M^rbjjbl whs •<> iouoloo ■ fee
COUNT OF HOMELESS PUT OFF
Monday Night the New Time— Good
Progress in Chinatown.
Kur>cr\ is'>r !';< I- k *>f the ('onsu? I>< parl-
BM nt for t'rils distri.i announ< - ed yeat«rdav
that th# Msl NT taking the «-ensus of th
OMB. Btaa "-1' <T in the parks an-1 who wait
OB tie bread line had bOOB < banged from
Isst night at I%M «•'<!. «k to Monday night
at the same lioi:r.
The OBBBKCOAon are half way throne,;
th« ir work in Chinatown. An Interpreter
accompanies each of theni in tlie hous«»-t<i
huuse <anvaaOj and reads the little red sigti'
tliHt proclaim the dweller Is ovrr In ope of
the gambling r<>.,M;s or up in the Joss hou.ie
one enumerator h.is | 'el! «tr- »-t at;d half of
Had Ftre.-t. nrid another has I».i\.rs Ktre< t
and the odwr half of Mod «tr..'
The Aoooebtttoß tor tttwovfaoj tha condi
tion of the }'.i..r >■< ster.lav- i>i ■ ■ e.i a letter
from on» of Us* 008000 takers, who told Of
H rssr of <iistr<s«. that OBOM und* r 10 '•!..
s«nat|on during liis work, a penniless
widow with f<vjr small childrrn.
"I tfild her I would call her case to your
attention, " he wrote, tie hoped sonie
thijifcr <oi;ld be done for he*
MAYOR AGAINST PROSELYTING
Refuses License to Head of Jewish
Evangelization Society.
In ■ l«-itrr mritteri to the Rev Thomas
M > baaascn ft %'•• ■ Central Place.
ltr»>oklvn. Mayor ';»■ nor learlv indicates
that DO 01 ••it 111 Kvmi>aih\ with the wot k
of pro:*c!vtinr ■OSS the .lews by ' Iris
tlant> Mr Chalmers, who hi . ■■tmected with
i. lotrtob r:v ;inK«-i.zHti<n 5...-tet> of Mow
York •'">• bbsi a.«k«d f«.r BGOBOOa to preach
in bta » \anK« -lizHtmn OOJBpoISB at Hester
804 N rfolk street* and in l*>th street n*«r
Xl? t h *<*■', ;• . \l. '. .'tun. ;m.'l at ■OjttM
avenue ')■'. IVwell atVOOtt In Braokl] • The'
Ma or'l r» jly f< liu«s
It BBOOJH to me that tills aura of prose
'»tlr,». rron "'tier reliKl->ii« *u<\ s.-ft>- is
often «aitie.i too fur Do >«>ii rmt
ri •' k ttM Jewß have a K.xxl PBUctoß? Have
n-.t the < hrit.tiati> appi »|irnt» d the entire
j. ..'-h tmcrd Brrtptum? Was not the
" «->-'ametit also vtitte'i • n 1 1 ; • ( -» bj
J. »« f " Utr •■• toHO Bbsfl t-.rt^ -if ttM
.'.vSh rare l« 1 nia\ k of it with doa
•e- . er' ti' ■•■■• Did n-'t we < 'fiDflt^tlh get
murh <>r the most of what we ha\e f?..n»
•>» I. >• > ■ WU sf-f.'ild any «,n. v»..fV
Us p ,i . \f »f in the one true II \ ing 'lod
f ■.n,«-« d"»rt t.i u> even fr-ini the twiVrht
r.f *«.« ile>. and Is one of the unbroken lin
earr-4 and tradltl^>^^ of ii,e, world 1 do
rot trn: k ' shr.uld fS\* you a license t<
prOOdl for IhO con vefFloi-i . f tlstJ tews 'n
t •».••■ tn Its* UiKirtj t»ettl»-i Jewish
i el;t i ..rhoo-if •>-i<h you «j«ala-na»»- Would
-..i T.r.f ar.noi i! »-m and d<> mor«- harm
than k'o^d" Mow tnanv .ir*» bSWO vu ron
v er-e<l so fti '
BOGUS RACE CASE FAILS.
i | i- • • iHa BN 4'h streft. Rrook
■t. Bjha was charged hy Henry Warner.
.; BMbTOOjetl BObJtbtl X J. «ttb betn*
one or ;i part* tl.at *wir.<i**4 him out of
|I«,<sM 4t St U.hn'c. F!« . tlirouirh a bogva
•■ie v«a^ «'-■ •<,;»< •.-tfi.iay by
.■l;iC>trale i v-rr> 1! in * h - Tn"Jf ..•nil No
!• p:<-»eritatn»- of fl ;»!-■• • >it.irn«y «a*
pn -^ i.i
[today Jtoii-|joric ®ribtnt£. "•""■ -■ '"'"
COTTON INQUIRY IS CLOSED
Pool Agreement Said To Be in
Government's Hands.
EXCHANGE SEAT SELLS OFF
President Brennecke Declares
Decline Was Not Due to
Grand Jury Action.
■With the examination of seven witnesses
befure the federal grand jury yesterday the
l>rt llniinnry government Investigation of the
alleged Lull pool in cotton was brought to
an end.
Tli^ Assistant Attorn* <^enernl. Clark
Mi Kerchcr. who is ci<ntluctlnpT the i-rocecd-
Incs under the complaint, which, as set
forth 'in the, suhjwpna*, was "the govern
ment act. William P. Brown. F. P.
101 l— I. of New Orleans; .1. A. Patten, of
Chicaro. and Kucene P. Scales, of Texas,
charcod with conspiracy to advance, th««
price of cotton futures in violation of the
law." went to the capita! lr«st night to re
port the rinding?
All soits of reports were current in the
cotton district, the one that persisted most
being that the covernment was Himing to
put the New York Cotton Kxchanco out of
business. Persons who saw such an Intent
in the grand iury bearing called attention
to the sale of a seat on the exchange !>•■
longing to Charles T Keplin^er. of HOW
Orleans, for Jl2/«'\ which was *?.■■• kss
than the price of the last seat sold. But
this report was denied as vigorously as it
was put forward
No Comola*ints to Exchange.
James A. Patten came out with another
talk about his absolute devotion to legiti
mate business, and the president of the ex
ch;»nce. HOOTS* R. Hrennecke, again said
that no complaints against a member or
members .-1 - concerned in the prosecution
hid been m^d< and BjOBjOO there was noth
!nc on which to base an 1 vest ion. He
► vp'nined the fall in the prir*» of ■ seat on
the BSCtaaKC by declaring that th»- owner
■aatasJ it s>">ld at onip at the best possible
fi^'ir.'
It was pretty clf-«r|y established that
the Assistant Attorney «;*>n*ral got the
all' sr< 1 d agreement for which he was search
nie r»,vid H. IfHior, a broker, faid the day
brfore that be tad a copy of an agreement
and intimated that it bound certain inter
e«.t« not to sell cotton on the New York.
New Orleans or I.»!ver;>ool exchanges before
November 1 next. As Mr. Miller was be
fore the grand Jury \esterday. it was DO-
Heved that he surrendered all the evidence
he had.
The other witnesses heard were Nathaniel
Carpenter. William D Martin. ■ B.
Sprints. Edward Moves, Richard A Springs
and William R. Craif. Those who were not
heard and were f-aid to be out of the city
were William P. .ienks. John H McFadden
and '"harles P. Re\e r e, of Dick Brothers.
It was reported last evening that they
would not have to testify.
Defenders of Mr. Patten.
Mr Patten had h!s defenders among; the
broker* yes'erday, although he came out
ptronglv 'n Ills own defence. W J W'oll
man Of J P Bache A rr. . said that the
Chicago nan was not a signer of tiM al
leged agreement of February 2«>
' Patten toid me that he mver heard of
I h afracoMßt,** s»aid Wollman. add
ing, as an afterthought. as a matter of
fact, he was on the other side of th.^ mar
ket in February '
It was learned from G. D. Moulson. a
broker, that a petition was sent to the
board] of ma papers of the exchange yes
terday by him, B. W. Wenman and Messrs
Pean=a!l and Waters, in which this expres
sion was contained
"In every Interview in ;h»- press with
any one In authority there is assumed to
be an attitude of resentment against the
government' s action. as though the rx
chance itself was lending its countenance
to the operation in question. 1 >o«n the ex
change desire to appear OB thift light be
fore the public?"
Ml MooJaaa and the other signers of t>*«
p^per had not re«'en»-d an answer up to the
time the exchange closed There is n«'t a
t-roker. however, who will go on record
us favoring the alleged poo! which has
l>eer> ■ '• <1
Not Enough Cotton, He Says.
Mi. I'atten spent the day yesterday in
the office of Ba<-he &< o It was with vio
lent gestures and a pounding of tli<- table
at wtn.-h h" sat that the C"hic;igo.-)!i denied
all complicity in anything mil on the level
iji th.- cotton market. He did not bcHoVO m
corn«'i-s. ar>d down came his fist. He
■rMbMojI squeeze any one who was gajOTt,
and there was more pounding of tbe table.
Tl,«- lugh price of the staple, he de<-lare.i,
w«s «))•■ to the lack of cotton. When he
had s;iid that he aim-ays traded alone, lie
oonttaiaed
"1 fe«-l that Use tight was started b\ »be
ffl|..ws in distress in the Coft-.n Kxcbange,
In the OOpo that we would lose our nerve."
Ho fjuick'y reverted to the first p. rson
singiilnr. declarlne
•\V<'l! I do not think I lo?e my nerve
vpry f asil> "
Mr I'atten said be believed that the mills
h»re and in Kuropc would daao down in
August an<l S*'|''einber. localise there
would l>e no cotton
Mr Hrennecke. commenting <in the
Knight. Yancey A- < 0 failure, reported
from Decatur, Ala., aaid that the men were
ptnOjOm Cotton Kxchange members in
this city, he said, would not lose more
than J3f>/»»1. The company had few con
tracts here.
Victor Roadstrum. one of the Treasury
agents, who has aided in many investiga
tions under the Sherman act. it was learned
yesterday, was engaged in the preliminary
w-»rk in the cotton pool inquiry.
Hayne Answers Miller.
Ktank M Hayne last night cave out a
stnjement in answer to David H. Miller. in
which lie said that these "so-called mfluen
•\:i\ SJX'I intereMs" that were in conference
willi Mr inter "are the firms which are
supposed to be short of Mi' «nnlra<-ts, Mad
uho. by a Mi.insp coincidence, are nn'Stly
the members <»f the exchange arho have
been «übp<pnaed by the 1 piled Stat.<= fe'l
<ral iurv
Ho o44ai Hint Hie value <,{ their opinion
in T<=:ird to the government action mu\ be
jmiged by the fact that 'they ar«MiM must
« rrtainly be much benefited If any decision
of the government could relieve them from
the responfibllity of rarrylnn out the .in
tracts they have made on the New York
< Viton K>< hange "
Mr Miller doaaM be is in p<',-^s*ioti.of
an agreement which binds the sjittiners not
t" cell mv > of t'.n <«n tIM N>» \..>k New
"rleatik or IJveif ..ft. nThomag be
f>,r« November 1. BW the .-...,,. c,. n .
ttMMO. "I «-tate to the public that neither
I nor any or mv frtaajaa kajaai of ut] WUCU
«creement »nd thst we will -. willing to
swe.'.r. wiienerer . -tiled u[M-«n t>> dii r^n thi*
such is not t^e case '
TWO JACKS IN LITIGATION.
tin s.prilt' »tton was BMjdJl to tj.e „rer>>»
Oaari "I'M i" by J^ck'^. of si\tii g\ c
"ii» for «n Ininri'tlon ir» enlrcn lack .-.
a restaurant two blocks west, from u»<nß
that ,m« Accord. ng to the complain
tne <th »veru» purveyor .if foodstuff.
h»- ha* been In liUMness since iKv**.
ard he allege* the drfeiKlant if- trndine .11
th^ ,inttfT> name. Tie |.l:ilntlff f rn- H is
unfair competition, ani niTitinn> fti.it the
publK I* OOBtaOOi by the tut That thf
r.nir of Jnrk'f r<re trgether in Hit- wl.-ihone
rTl"f***fl
PROBE LOSS OF PAPERS
intimation of Theft Creeps Into
Hyde Trial.
NURSE FINISHES HER STORY
Says Deaths of Colonel Swope
and Margaret Swope Were
Similar.
Kansas City. .Ma, April ■.-«!«•* I )■■ in
vestlcation Of the <lisai<i>earatKe Of some
of the Mate's rtorumentary evidrnre. inclu<l
itiK the notes of a ChloaKO toxl<oloa;ijit. in
the trial of Dr. B. C Hyde for the murder
of Colonel Thomas H. Pwope. was onlere.l
to-rlav ».y Proserutor Vircll ConkllnK.
I>«veloprients. the nu»st important of
which was the statement by Ruby B. (Jar
re it. the man who lost the paper.*, that he
did not drop them at the point where they
are s.iid to have been found by a necress
vho turned them over to the defence,
moved the prosecutors to renewed action
•I urn far from satisfied that these pa
pers w*ta lost,"' said Mr. Cnnklinsr to-nlcht
'•Neither do I want to say that they were
stolen. But I have several men investißat-
Ing: the matter, and some developments are
likely to result."
Miss Pearl Keller, the nurse who at
tended Colonel .Swope when he died, was
th« only witness at the trial to-day. MM
completed DOT direct testimony at thetnnrn
int: session. Frank I*. Walsh, counsel for
Dr. Hyde, rross < xamitifd her in th*» after
noon. Mr Walsh showed that phortlv be
fore the tvph"ifl tpMtßale heu«n in th»-
Swn|w> homo the sew era Re was torn out.
presumably because it did not work.
F>oes and frogs are expected to play ati
important part in convlctlnjr or clearini;
Dr. Hyde The ate has announced its In
tention of demonstrating th<» action of
strychnin** 1-y poisoning a live fro* with
th*- dm* before them? of the jury.
Toxicoiogisf: emplovrd by Dr. Hyde are*
maintaining » "poison squad" of six (locs
for the purpose of sfudylnjt the effects of
strychnine upon them. Some of the ani
mals are rerpivlnir one-fifteenth Of a grain
of strychnine four times a day. Some of
the dogs will be permitted to die from the
effects of the drug. Others will be killed
The digestive orjrans of these animals will
be used by th»» defmce in presenting its
«ase to the lury. ,
The insistence of Dr. Hyde that Miss
Keller complete at one time all of her testi
mony for the state caused Judge I^atshaw
to permit the witness to co into the details
of th/p typhoid epidemic in the Swope home
Most startling of all the features of Miss
Kellers story was her assertion that the
convulsion suffered by Margaret Swope on
-ember 1* was very similar to the at
tack that preceded Colonel Swope's death.
The state charges that on this day Dr.
Hyde poisoned Margaret Swop*.
.1 I v:t before the noon adjournment Mrs.
Hyde became deeply interested In the testi
mony of the witness «nd leaned forward
several times to coach her husbands at
torneys.
OB December Q. said Miss Keller, she
went to the Swope home and took charge
of Miss Sarah Swope. The Sunday follow
ing. sh" testified. sh» heard that Dr. Hyde
had trivr Miss Margaret Swope a hypo
d«>rmli' injection. Dr. Hyde assorted, she
said, that he had given a harmless injection
of camphorated oil for Intermittent pulse.
"On the day following the giving of the
Injection." testified the witness. "I saw
Margaret's arm. It was on a pillow and
badly swollen. The plrl appeared to be i~
treat pain "
The eoatnttJesj of the state is that T > r .
Hyde, instead of giving Margaret Swope an
Injection of otl. hsjaetod] pus" ferms into
her arm
on ember IS. shortly aftar Dr. Hyd«
had left the housr. said he nurre. Mar
garet Swope pas?ed into a convulsion. Mis*
Keller was attracted l>v the patient's moan-
Ing Dr. <; T. Twyman was in .linrge of
the girl.
"What wa= the appearance of Miss
Swop*-" " asked Mr Reed
"Her teeth were i-lenched. her eves
dilated She was making a most Deciliter
moaning sound." said Mt«s Keller.
"How did 'this sound compare »-ih that
niai|»> by colwnel Swor>»- wttcn ne was in a
convulsion?"
11 v»a> lrerj similar
Other tmr«os. said Miss Keller, asked her
10 take charge of a portion of the contents
of the stomach of Miss Pwope. She put
the eject;« in a bottle and gave it to
Thomas Swope. jr.. she said.
SOLVENT. WILL REORGANIZE
Changes Planned in Tefft. Wellcr
Company Affairs.
The Tefft, Weller Company, wholesale
dealers in drygoods at No 326 to 3.10 road
way, is to undergo reorganization, accord
ing to a statement issue*] l.y the firm yes
trriiay. Posit be ass. nances are made that
the assets r«- largely In excess of th«
<lfbts and that all hills will be met An ad
visory board has hen formed, i-onsistini? of
A D. Juilllard. ' 'ornclius N. Bliss. C. I*
Bansher ;ind Woodbury I^angdon.
(lec.rge C. Clarke, president of the com
pany, said yesterday that business opened
with bright prospects In January, and con
tinued good for a while, but that for some
time It had fallen off. One reason he
ascribed for this fact was the high price of
cotton goods, which he said h:id affected
the « ntlre drygoods trade.
The business was started in IMB as Ham
lin. Stone A- Tefft. was afterward Tefft.
• Jrtswold A Kellogg, Tefft, Grlswold & Co..
Tefft Brothers A Co. E. T. Tefft & Co.. and
finally the Tefft. XN'eller Company. The
firm was incorporated in 19"M with a capital
stock of $3.oni\o>»i. one-half preferred and
one-half common. The common stock was
afterward retired The officers are CTeorsre
C. Clarke, president; John M. F^each, vice
president: Cl.arlrs M. Allen, treasurer, anil
<ieorK«» IF. 'Clarke, secretary.
According t<. ,i financial statement issued
by the company last January, the assets
wore 1M7U03 an<l the liabilities $1/<*VM.V
Since then, it is said, the liabilities have
1.. • >, decreased materially, and are now es
timated at between $t..VlO.onf> and Ji.7nn.nnrt
How the reorjrj-nlzatlon Is to be effected is
not yet definitely known
KNIGHT YANCEY RECEIVERSHIP
Cotton Finn Reported 100.000 Bale.;
Short on European Deliveries.
DecHinr. Ala. April Ci Judge W. I.
crubl.s. <>f the l'nit-d States Dlstiir-t Court.
to day appointed Frost A- 1,4. veil receivers
for Hie bankrupt firm of Knight. Vnncey
A 10 rotton dealers. Their bond was
fixed at lav*,"" l A eordln* 10 Jere Murph\.
referee in b.inkruptcy. the liabilities of t| .
turn will argregate JS.777,>'i^ The asset* are
aattaaataa Ht about HM.djoj Creditors of the
rompatn. ;t; t is mI4 ROM securities to the
amount of Jill. lf."
It d»\"lope.| t, day that there have bOOB
rumors in cotton circles stride the opening
••f the week that Knight Vanrcv A- Co.
were MMM bales short r, n Kuropean de
li\e>-lr!.. contracted for it a loss of about
V ."•"> i bate
EGG INQUIRY AT CHICAGO
Chlcaco. April 21 - Follow me |fj inquiry
Into the alleged fixing Of the prlie of but
ter at ElKin. 111 . the federal government
li «a- *aid tn-dav. had heg u n In Chicago
on investigation Into the ? PR i r(lf }#- \|.
ready, it \m said. evldei h tt .v l>ee n sent
to Attorney «Jeneral Wtrfcershani concern
Infi UM tffotf Of the •hlcico fir!, c of M||
on the ni.irkfi tnrousnoal the . i.tintrv
YEGGMAN A MURDERER
i ____^_^_— —
Convicted of Killing the Man
Who "Peached" on the Gang.
-Bum Wily" B*rnr« was convict*-.! of
mwrdrr in the first <U>«re- hrfor« JudffC
Kike In the County «'•><" '. Brooklyn, yes
t^nlav afternoon. Ml- victim wi« 'Muck"
Leonard. Hnth mfn were member* of a
Kan* of yemmrn who have th-lr head
quarters in th" Hnwfiy. Manhattan.
I<eonard was i*ti|rht after a robbery at ;
3{«l"iK. i. N. *'.. anil win pent to prison. H- ■
;.romisefl th» Secret Service men that he j
would aid them In hreaklnjr up the Kane, (
and a few months a?o Present Taft par
doned him. Leonard then went to live at i
No. 2*5 South 4th street. Brooklyn in»
nltrht several members of th«; pane railed •
Leonard out of »>ed and shot him. Barnes
was . aught. He will be sentenced on !
Monday.
CLARK AND JOYCE HEARD
Grand Jury Gets More Evidence in
$50,000 Loan Inquiry.
Walter 1., "lark and M M- Joyce were
witn»-5!"»s y««stor.lay before the grand lury
to which Assistant District Attorney »•«
Is pr*»s«eiitinK additional evidence in th«
jyw.o Windsor Trust < 'ompany-Hcinze cop
ptr loan scandal IHWIgTII out at the trial of
Donald JVr.-ch Stirling Birmingham rall«<l
to pc« Mr Nott during the day. and John
'■ Sherwood called the day befor* Bot^
were witnesses at the trial.
\\ Inn the District Attorney* office closed
last nlfht Persch wan still in the Tomo«.
liis tail bond not havinar been renewed and
John K. Mclntyre not .having: been heard
from since he declared he Intended to apply
for ■ writ of habeas corpus for Prr.*«h>
release John B. Stanchflek'. counsel for
John Alvln Voting, president of the Windsor
Trust Company, called upon District At
torney Whitman yesterday, but neither
would state the rr.atter dismissed.
POLICE LOSE EASY JOBS
1 Number of Plain Clothes Details R«- •
duced by 128 Men.
Police, commissioner Baker reported to |
i the Mayor yesterday that he had made a |
: start in carrying out his wishes in r«>duc- !
I lnu the number of policemen detailed to I
I special duty in plain clothes. His report j
I to the Mayor on March M showed 377 men [
, assigned to special plain clothes work.
Since then he has remanded 12> men. in- j
eluding one captain, seven lieutenants and ,
four sergeants, to regular uniformed duty, j
A call made on the Mayor by Charles F. ,
1 Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, and ■
t Philip I>onohue. treasurer of that orjranl- ',
' zatlon. in the course of the afternoon Is :
'supposed to have been on behalf of some ;
policemen who had lost their "soft" details. .
-
"BATTERY DAN'S" ESTATE $1,500. j
The late <ity Magistrate Finn If ft an es- !
tate of only Jl.s<v>, all In personal property, j
This statement wa< made yesterday by his
widow, Mrs. Bnaaret A Finn, who obtained I
letters of administration from Surrogate I
ii halan. as Magistrate Finn left no will.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATT AI>MANAC.
Sunrise. 13. sunset. H:«6; mn.)n s»ts. 3S. I
mw:i'« ar, 13. >
mem water.
A.M. PM.
! Sc.nrly H*>k . . . «:2» « »>
: OorcniM'i Inlani 7 M 7:2"-
H»ll <>ate KM 012
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Tka Amerlka. r*{>orted as 1 IM lal M east t|
P^ndv H'->ok at S So p m on Wednesday. Is »x-
P'rt».i to do^k ?atur-!av evening Or SUnaay fore
rt'" ti
The I'oh.mb.l. rep---t*d as 111.* miles east of
Sand-. Hook, at S « m yesterday. Is expected to
dock Sunday noon
The Krledrlfh d»r Orosse. reported a.« 'JOS miles
ea<>' ■ f ?an.ly Hook at «:4rt d m \»sf»r.lay. Is
expected to dock this afternoon.
Th« campanla. reported as «S5 rrlltt east «f
Sandy Hook at 2 p m >»iteM«y. Is »■»:• ted f»
<!ock Saturday forenoon
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO PAT.
Vessel. From. L-ne.
•'Jr^'-lan Prince. . riarhadns. April 12 .. . . Prlne« ;
•F.*[*rarza Ha\ana, April 1». .... Ward'
•Zacapa Colon. April I.V . . tatted Fruit;
• ■^nioens Manchester. April 1... I
1-areo Naples, April 2 -i
Patras Malta. April 7 ';re»«'
Perugia Gibraltar. April 10 An. hor ;
Ht-llas Hamburg. April «
F. der >~iro»9* . Gibraltar. April 12 N«; Lloyd |
Florid* Havre. April 9 French'
OMenr.ur* . . Bremen. April 10 .... — s
Indian Liverpool. April 7
Rio «;rand* <;alventnn. April Id. . . .Mallory :
F.I Hi«lo «;alveaton. April 1«l So Pac I
< "Ity of Maeon. . .Savannah. April 19. . .Savannah I
FATTRPAT. APRIL 23.
•AniTika <Tierbour«, April 13..Hamb--Am :
•Campania I.herpool. April IS Cunard
•''KTl'tufn < hristnad. April 13>caml Am •
•St Paul Southampton. April 1« Xm«r|
•Semlnole Turks Island. April 18... Clyde
l>iu-a dl Ocaara. ..Naples. April 13 Italian
I'ranlum Rotterdam. April 9. ...It T T
Mohawk Jacksonville. April -.ft .Clyde
SI "SHAYi. APRIL 24.
•■'... r .,- . Liverpool April 1«. .White Star;
•C. Wa*lfln(rton...Hr*-tnen. April 16 ...N G Ll«yil
•Columbia... Okuqrow, April 16 \m-hcr
•l.i llr.HKnc Havre April lfl pencil
•Prinz Slgismun'l Kingston. April IS. . . Haml> Am
•TIMMBI . . Para. April 12.. H'x>th
•Miiracas Trinlda.l. April 1« . . . Trinidad
F.st.nia UKiu. April 13 RuMlan
V;jrmirl . .. . . ci*nfuear». April Ifl ... Ward 1
Alnrro .. Mobile. April is Mallorv
Kl'Mi-nte Oalve B t..n. April is So Pa<
•Brings mall. •
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO- DAI.
Mall Vessel
Vessel For. Line, clcae*. sails. I
Ik»ll-<. Montevideo. - .... %■■> • „- 7:or>iim :
r Maurlts. Ma>tl. Royal Dutch. 11 :»«> am 1 : 0O pm !
S^Ruran<-a. Nassau. Ward. . . 12:<»» m 3oOpm
Arai>ahoe. Jacksonville. Clyde - - 1:00 pm ,
SATI'RUAT, APRIL 23
Celtic. lJ\erjxx>l. W S 6:30 a m |M a m '
»»' York. S'trmmpton, Amer t> .lit a m :•*••<■.■ Ml I
O. .-ana. Horniuda. II A H:ooam 1O:«1 » m |
OUUM 1-a <".uavra. Red l>. . «:.(<> am 12 i*> m I
Saratoga. Havana, Ward 10:00 am l:<*>prai
C of Cr»na<la. <;r»na<la. Trin.l<>;iHi a m lMOni
I'r Jmmt Mm. Jamaica. II A...ll:i<Oa m l:'«>pm!
Taaajos. pernamburo. Brai .1 1 :<*> a m
Norman T'r. R de Jan, l*rlnce.i;:oO m —-
>!frlln. Naples. Iff Oil ll<l>am
Mlnn< npollc. lyfindnn. Atl Tr. 9:SOam
ri—li'l al IJnroln. Haml> Am.
' UTiipanta Rotterdam. NWT ■
T"nrnr!««ila. i;!hrow, Anchor.. | •> a m
Lapland. Antwerp, Red Star. - -, ! I ."<> Km ,
<■ of Mai 11. savannah. Say.. .» mi p m
Mnniim. n>» Orleans. s-> Pae - I2«-Orn '
Huron, Jarknonx Ille, (Tyde... ■ <•> m |
lK'n\»r, em on. Mallorv . . - 1C '■<» m i
MuM>AV. AlTtll. 2".
i >>|on. «'r!«tnhal. Panama. . . .11 :.'M> i m ,":iM pm |
Surinam* Paramaribo I>\V[ 1 1 no a m 1 ••» p m
Re .I'TtaiU Napl.f. Italian... - i: in in
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Close In N. T. I
I>««ttnatin n and •trarr.'r P.M. I
Hawaii i\ia -'an Fran- l*ni -I^urllne To -la> . «:(•»!
Bamoan IHanilll N»w Zealand. Ana
tralla <\la San Fran.i«ro» Celtic
Kln« . Apr 2T.. « *>
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Thursday, April 21.
1910.
arri\ ki>
ftramer Atlantis <Nor». Nlpe April |« ,o ( a
Atlantlr Fruit <<> with frulv Arrived *< the
Bar at 9 a m
Steamer Onondapt. Jobo« April IS, to the N»w
Y'»rk and Porto Rica S» Co. with -•!«»■ \ r
rl\»-d at the |tar at 1" IS a m
Steirner TrlnMad tßr>. Herm.j,:n %pr<l IB t 9
A ■ i mterbrldge .1 Co. with sin passenger* imd
'n!~ Arrived at the ftar at noon
Steamer Astoria il>»n!. Havana April \t\ -„
I*!* West In.lla Ss 10. »lth sugar \rrl\ed a |
the Bur at 1" '" a m
Stmmer l!t..nU inn. Trieste March -J«. Flumi
>prtl r:. Pal»i ny« Z> and Nil 1 '"* •» fr> f » rl|nar I|nar ,|
■■ ■•■. 1.t.1. «|th i«k* «".«Nn and :M>~3 st«*raga
pa«*en«:ers arl rrdse \trl\».i at th» Rar at
» IS a m.
Steamer Kemtnole san r>"n>ins;o , ,, v »prll ft
Ma- ■'■ IS, s«m»n* and BMsdsM 1». Porto flit,
H Muni., '•ti «nd Turks l^laf I M tn th*
• ■** >» < o «ilh 27 pi»ser«ers. malls afl<l
MM Arrived at the par at I1:M a m
Steamer St Andrews iS^n, Cardenas »pr»l
M to the Mii"*>r Ss tJne. with sugar \rti\*.!
• • tne Mar at 11. M a m.
St»iir"»r Majestic ■P" atMthampiiai Pr n |>
<'h»»NMirr and Oueenstrtwn 14, to th» tt htt» s*^r
l Ire. with 352 cabin and .^'»T •Peerage pajaaen
»rer«. malls and mrt«» Arriieri at the Rar at
I:4M a m
-^'earner O'Mnt il>ri •P»rmud« April )f> i,>
» V. • MiterhridgM * '*o with Idl P4t»en*ert
maun and indue Arrived at the Rar at ft 47
•
Ptetmer i;>il«n< ißr>. newerara April li». |i«r
hadoii 12. Martinique, pominlra »nd Ouadeloup*
1i Antlfil* »nd St Vie. 14 St Croix «Pd S»
Th"m«» 1« to \ I • Miterhrtdre * i> n ,. » ;,
pi»»en«»ri malli si'd in*** \rrt\ei at the r.«r
■it t la m m
>».-,mer te"TeT?'<Ti V export News and \<»r
'..1 ... to the «">!d Ihimlnton Pi (V with pais*n
[■Ml and ml*. ra»s*«l In Wi»ranMne ai 2:"'>
P imm Cam** ror. !»• * "L?£i
| Co. with phosphate rorlc. !'■'•«* •• ■■••> Boa* j
"•L2LS "pr..»«..».. no* nlLiij JSSLJ^J
th- Southern Pariflr C«. with ,(j«!»n«pri and
n'rt«e. nil aln yu*nnttn»»i •• -" ■"V „
learner «he,,p~»k.. Halting. ... the N~
Tork and rtaltlmore Tr* rmpnr tat i«n ' ■>. •!"»
m«1«e Paused In Quarantine it 7:22 « S\., mm i
Steamer Eurot* Utah. «>J« **£' f • f"'"^
7 and V.plea ft to Hartfl-M. Solar! * Co. with
7ft rabln and I'-Trt sl#»ra«» p:wet,«;en an<l m«l»-
Arrived at the H«r at I.TO P m.
S.e.m.r iirfri.fi 1* ■>•""" P.W. '?*'}%'*'
Sul March t4. Rio Am Janeiro 2.1. »ahl» ..o »rul
Parba'lo* April 12. t" P»«»l ►' •>rh*>r«ti * ♦"»•
with ■>*■* Arrive «• the B»r at «:*:» pm.
auainn Tor-n-*- »Hr» Santos M
Barba.jo-* Arrll IX to Bu«k * tHinl»!ii with « ;
ranger. «nd m-la*-. ArrtTfrl at the Bar at 9 ,
* St»amrr Saww* <Pr». rjH'nw April 17. in
th» Monion •■<• 'Jn». with n-olata*--. Arrived it
S«rviv H'oh. X .T. April St. !> .T> p «-»* :
northeast. !!«ht breex*: c'oudy. llcht •»».
NAILJ't'.
Steamers Al>«hany ■•'■• Inaeiw. "'" Jam"- i
town. V.rf..lk ami N-«port N««: ?^^S^:
Philadelphia: Pretoria 'Br. ram. .. Ja.k.»"nvl
(mon^aex. Ho.fnn- Merld^. ltrv,n«: Bo he it ;(»n ■
.Rr. lU>»ton M»l»P-r tHrl Ki'KHton: < hirHC^ !
rit* lBr». FtrNtol; Wllrtenfel* «>r. Port Kali: j
Hamilton. N..'fn!l« »n.| Newport New. < If. •
Havinmh. «««-.annah Fran.-* (Nor). ■■— »; |
o. mul*ee .Prim«wt.-I«. »r! M.-»rro.. Norf««» •
Newport Yew»; |-yrnh^lln» Hrt. l/.n*-n: Blu< h<r
<■<;.!•) Han-h«ir«. Prini Frl#«lrl -h Wilhelm .«;er..
Br»m«n. I^» T<«jralne ■!•>. Havr».
.STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS. |
*
AOniVFP
rTaalw. April B * • m-Prlnxe«. trene <i;er>.
N»w Tork for '>n«a ian«l pr- Hwi
J»haru»h«l. Arrll 15* *huvlht'l <T!r). New T«rH
ill Sabunir. T«ln»tj»ii, etr.
BaMa. April H»-«nri»l< an Pr\nrm >F.r>. >'* »°™
ifa r»mambw<-r> m*^ .t* '
I'Mrn. April tr> (Jreinrv fßn New Torn t»b
nar»vid«». etr.
Havr*. April B, I am - T-a Prm-en. ■• <Tr>. PJ»W|
Naple" r April 1* Martha Washington lAo*t>.
■tHHUIHk "April 20 f>rm.inla 'Kr>. New T^rtL
Manila.- April M African Trln.-e -Pr.. New Tor *
rrl«'.'* April 21 Rrlitol «|rv iT.n. N>w Tor*
Anrtxi. April 21 • ondor >Br>. Nn York via St
I.uHa for V»lp«r»t»n
Southamrtor:. Apr' 21 Avon «Pr>, New York .
fftr —
Shield* "(pri! 2*»-Bearhv 'Br*, Hamburg for
New York. .. _
Ftctterdam. April ■ Pr..rnoth*t» ".•- ■•*»
Swansea. April V* Htm Tort C*9 tBDt N**"
Yorle
till ■"»■!■"■ April 21. I M P m «•* '«"»•
"Southampton and i_>»rb«>u'« for New >"'»
Alrxar.rirta. April IS Bx<-«l<i1or ><•—■■ N»-» Yor*.
p.vl)t» April IK Richmond «Br». N»-v * "rle
Paulllac. April 10 Hud-™ »Vr. >•"
Nar.'*.* April IS UillU— > tltaU. New >2r",,2 r ",,, fc ,
r>noa. ' April 1- Sannio »1»«l>. New ■•■•« ltwn.
Oceania «Ita!>. New Tork
■ ■ ■>
I.lzax'i April 21 .^ • m Noordam [MM New |
York for Boulogne and Rott»r^am.
Gibraltar. Apr'l 21 -Arnerlc.% tltali. N»w Tor*.
for Napl»«i '
AMU 3 EMENDS.
NEW YORK'S LE*D!NG THEATRE! 4 SUCCESSES
FMPIRP B"»av ar<l *r»th>t. Evi «:li
ClrlrinC •„, t Matinee Tomorrow, 2 IS
i AST ? MKirre in Sir A *V
ETHEL BIRRYMORE M^Vanne,
NEXT MON - S-nt!. no. . rA ST
Ltmttad Cnvagf A O 1 t#
AM. STAR CAST: Marie Tempest, f} P
Huntley. Elsie F«r»u«on. Edwin Ard*n,
Graham Browne, Maud Milton. Julian Boy*
nAßßlPbf MtliSt.nr. B>«r Eva. ■ t». ;
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L. IOCUIVI Matinee To morrow. M.V
MRS. FISKE «ffi
and trt* Manha'tan I'nmri^v
PILLARS OF SOCIETY
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The Spendthrift ;,:„,--
CRITERION B-w« T Tom.»rro» 2:19
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"At tender M little Lord Faiintlero.T
FRANCIS WILSON .r^Ui 1 -"-
THF R\fliriOß< baby.
KNICKERBOCKER "X 1
•BEST OF ALL MI'SI^AI. PLAT?"
THE DOLLAR PRINCESS
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UL.UDC Even . !.\ in THK OLD
MMg To-mw A Wed.. I II TOWN.
NEW AMSTERDAM Th 'V 4^.r,T,
Matln«»« Tn morrow I HENRT W. S\V\OE
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MADAME X
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IMI 2 Mi.HTS
HKVKV B. lI.\KRI« pre^-nt*
A SKYLARK
A New Whimsical Musical i'im«ly.
NF,\T MONDAY <Vat< ".elUnt
VALESKA SURATT
THE GIRL "!,'," WHOOPING COUGH
NEXT HVXDAV MlillT. »er»t« celling.
VICTOR HERBERT ,^^n,
I IRCRTY ww ' st ♦- <1 - -"-t. Eve • 15.
LIDCnI I Mats. T.i mor «• A W«-d at _.
' f>on't idlm It at any rmtt." — Etf. »Un
THE FANTASTICAL MUSICAL COMEDY.
THE ARCADIANS
with its WONDERFUL CAST OK ma
IGAIETY %r/itl! B /S r |
\i FORTUNE HUNTER
* <*.!»> JOHN C*A*t*lYMOl9e
I IDF WEBER' C B >- 2!>th Sr I-asit Week I
THK I MM FROM IMHHTKR «*Qr.\RE' I
MADISON SQ. GARDEN T", I I f ;,-;."J
LAST 2 DAYS
l.a«t "I Perfornmnre. livmnrmw
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400 Tfs Tl -fr
3O CLOWNS -—*
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whiter. *wp , . j t
• > ▼ Seat*. 18 4 92.90 rhtUren '
<^V/ tinder Il> yearn kajf i rice |
| to afternoon performances
APR. 25^tK X V^, BROOKLYN
ICTDD B > ISth St Eve«:lV Mats W- l
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k; SEVEN DAYS
Arndemy of ■hair. •;.»...! Rfj'v M Seat* -.<».
OMJA tat W>ek« Onl»
NETHERSOLE
Tin. week •'MrilO'
NXT ••nrtrten. Tit* Wrlttnc on fh. Wai!
\VK Th" Second Mr* Tanqueray * <amlll»
Top Price* Hat* Wed A S«- . •_• Bi ■ <'. r
« -illiirk 1 .. F^ « I". Mat* Wed. .♦ .-.it I| V*
H.B.Warner in Alias Jimmy Valentine
I.MIIMI rur \ i ->rr <i \i
TO HAY AT *£?
RFNFFIT r " rt ™ r "Aim .•..>?
oiL>iir^[ i i nrrii «»f the \ t
j INFIRM F<«n WOMEN ANO i in ' l i - \
I MRS. riBKI MAn.iARKr ANr.l.l.V
i [i.iKfiTiiy rX'NNEi.i.T ji'lif. uriist:
H r :vTH|tF IRWIN ti M HvKsm;
V. c. HATCH • r « * : KEF.NW
Holbrook Rltnn. Edward Ma<-ka>. Fti l ' M' 1
I Hah ilfiiri- Probert. Frank Uunrnr, rr«nk
: Kingston Henry S«»phen»r>n. ?,«udon \|<"''o»
mirk. Edmund Elton. Eilnard Ba^ej. t'hariet
X «;rahatn. ■- - Inn Levin. Wtlfr»d Bu*->t»ar.«l
EM) LMlh Aiii-e | .... Xtcrlc M*dd»rn!
Florlie Arnold, rt.-
| Mendel»«hn Hull. Ti).\|i,lir \f « 10
He, Ital of the brill Hit R( >I M \\| \.\ P| WIST.
as FOXANEANU
:-»<«ts ti .^'» to T.Vc. at Han M<t. C Kn»«r»-
Kelth A PnMinr', ..KKIKI l>r
CtU lUC B'wiy ; MiiUMVW
h 111 ■Hi :Hth At. lln Tier BrlH>*nf Rex UB
■ Mat Dal - ■-.'.'> <• .""V <■ - nther fwnture
I Dill Ufa C*«r» K^i *IS * ftai Hat. t: 13
InfflHU I the treat hit of in* mm R-!n-
II *« I hard»'a roml.- i>prr« . Th- Sn, r |
iiiiMßt 1 r.tri't. Dm mmm- m i-.ui ••
HAMMERSTEIM'S KV^'li'V;'^
■ RIMCnSICIII A
■■ n..v» A t;irl» Uangf <rd-Fl>nn FUht IMcts.
When .I eiothiei strikes out^,
make li;_rl> class and reasonaft
prices meet in hoys' clothing
When he knows by ar * v ■
comparison that his product a
lei \»- compared only with H>
out put of the few first pL
tailors who will bother wjjj
boys' suits at double his priceL
Is it a wonder a bi« husi neß
comes rolling that clothi^,'
way I
Smart styles.
Siii»t;inti:il fabrics.
Skillful Making.
All three characterize qq
\ rfolk and double breasW
suits for boys from seven to
seventeen yean
&•>%■<»• suirn. ftr.it f . l'- ...
The makers of Star" nee
li«yes and blouses for f><vsh»t?
the same ideals as we-
That the riest is none ton
good for a boy- -nothing els«
can give service and satisfac
tion.
So quality and making are
high in hoys' "Star" neglip
and blouses — the sort we like to
see in the company of our boys
suits.
R.WJT ■■Star" ona *! •- |t *3
Boys' • > ?rar i ' shirrs, ti tr, $2 v>
Boys who roller skate knot
what comfort and freedom ath
letic underwear affords.
\ ( , sleeves.
Knee drawers.
Boys' "Star" nainsook is the
same quality that makes the
men's "Star" nainsook under
wear.
7.V a Mrmnt.
Ask any boy's Father how
Reiser- Barathea scarfs wear—
I le's more than apt to recom
mend Keiser - Barathea scarfs
for boyi irfco give the hardest
wear to anything they wear. •
The weave and all pun
bright silk make them wear.
For bow and Arrow boys—
Arrow collars in boy's sizes.
With the Ara-Xotch too.
The "Ten by" -a foldover.
round cornered collar, has tfcil
newest form of fastening.
] for •_'.">. •.
FViw ti's '■''■■ •- i r-
Why shouldn't boys as well
as men have the most popular
shoes
We now make in boys' size?
some of the most popular hits
which were once the exclusive
privilege of men.
Boys' sTvws $2.'** • . «".
Boom Pi d I Comtavy.
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren st. 13th st. 34tbJ%
AMUSEMENTS.
THE NEW v THEATRE
Srats $2 to sOc- y <L/ T*'ep("ne «!»'*''•
BEETHOVEN
A Dramatic Rl»crapriv n'rs fjeethnvwn'* ■«• •
HIPPODROME
Entire Block. Hth Aye 4.'-i to •' " ;,-^
I>ailv M.it 2. Best S'ifs II X-». * »' ""
KtiM." i ircus by, A Trip P*l!«««| l 3£.*,
an Lrt'e t>.» r lo f . . .T » p« n Jew«l» ' t **^ —
NA/.IMOV - s R.» h .ifi M^n» Tr>m'«. -* 1
.^> h " 1( - -• ; NIZIMOIfIrS
«;reu«r»r rriumph of H-r far*"- - . .
Mailne Klllott'«. ;;U nr F » M» r To:a 'T, ;^l
> ; :•■.., LULU'S HUSBANOS
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L-mr^n.-e The Three r>nu«V--» *V?',Y
Ht\tN«: | of M Pupont. l.» * >¥ J
GRACE LA RUE "'SS!
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MARIETTA OLLY V:: The Ihrlwwl
THE" JOLLY BACHELORS • '«» ioM BitES
Bijou B v * Fv» < .'C M* : '" •n' 1 ""'
CYRIL SCOTT In THE LOTTERY MAI
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S^f, T , THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER
t.« tioKU
HaraldSq. iV^SlascHi Hln* - ; -
BLANCHE BATES ,«»
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BEUSCO
MABEL TAUAFERRO '.V., -
CITY THEATRE VJSSB^
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