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M
SEVEN HEINZE COUNTS GO
Judge Hough Partially Sustains
Demurrers to Indictment.
TRIAL WILL BEGIN TO-DAY
Government's Case Unnarmed,
It Is S :i by Aclion of Court
on Preliminary Motions.
J:flpe Houph per.'r rme,l a further or***
ttOß paatartßjr or. the infli<tm.r.t founrt
bi Fritz August Heir.re. upon whirh
I v *.* U. have r*<=n bepur, !n th* «'rtm-
Ina! Branch of the Cnsted Ptaies Orcuh
QCStt. OOBBBBi far He:nz.-> demurred to th*>
prind Jury's "true bil'.." ni nf the four
t«^n court? Pcven were taken out. hut
v.iihout injury to The case of the povern
mrr.t. acrordinp to the latter* coun.«el.
The rani trU.l will bejtin this morr.lnK
H^int* was In court early with John B.
6tanchfte!d. .Ichn C. Tomlinson. jr.. and ss>
Ji;rttre William J Wallace, hi? counsrl
Talesmen enough for several jortea were
there r«a<Jy to lie called and examined, but
j\.FX as thr deputy marshal *ra* a! out to
l». K:n. Mr Stanchflßhi demurr-d to the lat
ent indictment The taleemeri were then
<sihrr.issed until this mominK. Ann the many
viintbfff in court went away also.
Charge* Against Heinze.
Thf- rharpr apainst Mr. Hem* rather
\Y.t iharpos. h«v.iUfp They are a.l for the
rarr.» violation of the national hanking
la » -ere ■tfaaafJfeatlßß »■? the fi;nds of
|fH Mfrr;.:.::.i NaTional Bank vhile its
DBBaiflHl in the a'.l»-ced intrrest of a cop-
X-er pool Mr. Tomlirsnn attacked e\ery
Une and eoum in the indictment. It was
•c rnnciusioris." said. and. of
the a'.lepation in cotme. :iov. with the BBh>
tn n thfit there vas convertsion, said:
•The ailepctions of facts show no <o n -
: The indi'-tment doe* not show that
. i. : : a ■• • \\;,> -.nsnHent. ho there
. no con\erfion, as there BM I
■ ' : y."
A.l of the transact ions DMBtaVBBI :n th<
toB&i as ariaavfjOcaaaaja ■«■« srttta
■ Oefnae & Co.. a'.U-pM manipulataea of
th. paaj Thry vcr* pat bdM 1>:.:-kru;.tcv
<ourt but wore not sdJaMlnsd lailallH*^
Tii»- petition of creditors was throw;.
Fe'.ix Frankfurter. Assistant Iv.it. d
Bi •• Attorney, v 1... BMBJBWad ttal
fraud . ases- ; :.d this c.asr. CaaMSejl 111
1. n.llr.son. but before li< ■ '
Baoajß wanTe.l to know what lie
■wilful mipappMcatlon.
!i n:r;.r.> Bftanai of the fuivis to the <iif-
honcai flßtftßaaaa af th. baaofa tatateata,*'
Mr rYaakserta -~r«i<i tl dda tefl
vas to contain a'A the lac'.s BI Ibß DM
it wuuid h^\* to b* as rompenaiunj as a
• » r.cycl«ip;rdi.T. We didn't want to
2 ut in any more than The i of t!i«
<as»- warr.intt d
Wise Challenges Stanchfield.
Btanchfleld followed Frankfnxtar.
. ■ i.at there was do alieifation in
■ Uenaenl that the Inaoa ax •• 'M«')r
■ .t Urn kiii'w it-rtce <.f the hoard <>f <ii
}i. n ! \ A Wise, t • ' • I BtaXM
At< rnr\ who v • f;iiik
v;rr.i<*d up anJ df ■ ■ wouM
•• • -!..it i'.itv loan araa ■ •.- arttbaat
T. kti'.v i. dpr and Canaexfl Of t:.( "iiiard.
Judci -1...^^. ;!ien diop;.. 4 «•• • •:; .-ounts
• • I f.'.ru. r.. The BBWBB •• :t ;:i bfin«
'; that th»- iett. rod BMBta
881 :<-■■■■ •■• ißßaaacOoßß as the
but showed in addition at prr it
■ ■ in his Judpme:.t. atth BCrteet
• existence and ; r<--< xistencf
t<. th'- ktmwlrdpre of the ri< f.i, iant of i
ji|*rul«r.vf \-rnture of th* inoyt hazardous
j-ji.ture. baeanaa Iha lettered oaonta *?•
»>*-rted OeflaSMbj that dM lo;in.- aaaa Baaoa
pflßSateß who were inTere^t.- 1 J \\\'h the
ri»fenda::t i:i that \t:itur»- Ht .--.ud. :n Bn*
"Any ;ia: ■ :.c Trust fBBkSa arlM
■ pam v;:h rhaai trust Btanaya
f' a hazardous and an immoral BttafßrJßa
for the l*-nof;t on!> of others than the
oaf, fee the ■ • • bank hi alaai hi
T:iy bm%Baati jirima faci. BjaQty at ."ti
• thai also aa done with the
■ ■■•■ and as> denounced in the
f ' ■ ' '•' :-:> n.uy Bad U to he a
« ■
When da do. lslon h.-ij been ha:.oed town,
-' .n. !)fif-ld tried t^ BBS* RBbBaBBBa for
<>f the Cttfaai Oanper ■
b>\-aiitetc4L bet Ji;d»;«- Baagh aanJ
r.i.'tnu:, wi'.hojt piejudice
FIELD COUNSEL CONFIDENT
Say Warficid Has No Cause for
Action in 5705.000 Suit.
L .1 Fl< Id & Co . who havr \,rw-n suo.J iiy
ra-ioj. KkfttM Dm V kagamm Bttaa*
for JT</. r ,.Of«>, hay»- rf..- , .j^enheimtr,
mrtt A,- Marsha:;, jn-i |MI nleht Mr
HaahaS s-a:d Warfield had r,o CMM J--r
* T; i v.:r..mor> Jn the casp had been
■ ■<i. bvl thf romplaim had BOL
It was- lcarv.pd last cvcnir.p ihar there
■ «.. fi»-ra.r<-:v • .•- . | -. •. trar<«
that at the Windsor Tru.--' I ::,
1-;ir.\\ y\:i>~ : .rio;rf>ti<lrn» bC V. gtbm ]'<r
• • Mm « huh Donald I'«tn. h was tn
: W&r:i<\,i a^^:^ »:.""•«. uj.irh mas
'. • ' :r!i*>s-T market value nf the Macfe i n
■l '■•lie »^ nQCMnI lor th<
loan H ih nor- worth .■ • 5 . -«
'•v' ■ " - Cor Mi \\ a- rel .
CBSBM be HHaMVai
Tiir MB fT J."'.'"' mas paid in thi
I'l*' I "'' T ■• ' ' •' ■■-.r.sa'-Tinris. in w hi^r,
A D F. Arianih is san v ha ■ •• r, <-o:,
<terncd. A-..: ii\o<i in Btwtr.n. to « hl^h
j.lare much of the coliatfral Is »«ai<l tr, |, :A «.
■M and ttfJBMl rt I. J Ki< Ids &
Co. in tjif- rnrnr-'.alnt ar«- faul t<< have fur
ruhed thp !.<-i «-.5.»-a: v rr». :i»;, •.. iak>
•tovk bCSan it was Fold
TAX DEPUTIES RETAIN JOBS
Charge* Against Homeyer s Assistants
in Queens Office Dismissed.
Ttie '. ■ verterdav :,V < : ••, ...n din
■Sßß apainM T"-;. ; t. T..»
OcasaaMaoen it:, id i. . •
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PBISCH EVER YAWNS FOR HIM
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F. ACGCBTTJB UEINEE AND HIS COCNBEL LEAVING THE rTfcnV
i;i;.\l. BUILDING rSSTESOAT.
CUSTOMS BRIBE CHARGED
Man from France in Trouble
Over Alleged Hidden Jewelry.
Emile Henri Mi- Us • ■ tame from
Paris on La Rrctagne. of the French
Liu--, yesterday and dc-d.u.-d poods
worth £7.V He was before Acting Sur
veyor Smyth m the afternoon. ctaraj d
by John V. Tr;« y. an inst>ector. with
ha\ing s#er«d him |3 n<>t t<> often the
trunks, ar.d by Timothy Don<.hue. an
other Inspector, ■with having failed to
dc-clare three gold wat> txa and a scarf
pin which wen- found in a ojis« it; Muel
la;re"s . .>.,t. MajctlaJre Bid • ■.. watches
were worth only $]."• each and the scarf
pin not more than |S
hwpwtw Tracy went at the trunks
with unusual vim. oxju-v tint; to lind un
told concealed wealth. Instead, he found
that th«" declaration was regular. This
puzzled him extrem<ly, and he kept
probing for a long ttHM t<> sre whether
there wasn't a secret compartment.
While he was busy Timothy Ponohu
came up. Insjic-ctor DoDOhtM decided • <
make a search and tr;;st to iuck. He-
found the case.
Mv- Ilairt s watches ar.d th.- pin wore
seized and nut la the Ai>i>raisers
Stores, and Mueilain- was f. Nt to the
i/nitrd Stat«s Attorney*! ofßoe to an-
Fiver to Section S> of the administra
tive art. v.hich jarobtfaita th.- giving or
offering of a bribe. The penalty is $2.«»"» >
fine- or one yt-ar in jirison, or both. The
case will V><- heard to-day.
CROP LURES NEW YORKERS
!
Great Yield in Saskatchewan Attracts
Empire State Farmers.
W !r.r.:;iAf:. April 2V — Repoitj- f last reOT*a
b!R wi.e^t vif-ld in the S^sk.tt iinvan Val
l«-\ !.ave Mirrwi New Torfe St.it.- ;.:.,{ (Cow
j Enpland urmi-rs to a lortiarki .•
.In that jiarr ».f W. >t. rr. <".inada
More i!-, u :i frt. <»£<.<»*, i.i- . ;> f -.vhe.it. I<is.
40i.r«i.. >..-j.>.h<"-ls of oat.^ HT.d 7.Ks3.<<ft«t buahebl
iraqr ama <ropi'<-d aa the Baakateha*
wan praSrlaa in th* fan "f tSOS, and thai
rear, aseareSaaj to the aattaattee «.f Preder*
irk T Orhnn, land commissi. n.-r of the
ranadlau Pactte. the arheal cMi :n many
wotjor.s vaill i-hnm- an Increase -.f ISO ],r-r
• «^ent S«it!e^ from iw.int.^ as far distant
, aji New fork >tat<-. MA.jtc and Wawrai bo*
■ bttvej heen taking \i]> lciii in tt-.e
neljrhliorhofid.s of I^shburn. B-ittleford and
Ma. kiln, in th*- eeeottn Waaj aatthweat <>f
Bjaafeateoa i bj t!,.- aaaaka of their
•(team plough outfits is darkehlng the bort*
ton
Teen Asnerk -n '.*.'.r.<: :.>• eontronted h>
i.-: ■ Mr. <;riffin. "ertUi a prohten dM
.~i v."iir r»«->s n| which is l.<-<ommjr more and
more apjiareni H^ is anx:ou* to tei D*are
land f.>i hlmseli and his s.ms, but the hi^li
\;iiue? ahtaSattft tha small area avallahta
In the dlstnd of tua < tx>ivt; aid the ttcadU)
siirinkin?; average of his eropa i • ■ •-- - 1 1 s • i» - ti:.
iM^sihlHiy of enlarging his botdinsa to ;it!\
♦•xtent in hi> ••■wn BCatßraQy, be baa
been forced to look a:ir..ad. aid in ..
to his fjvjf-rv the \vi<l.- «-xpa:.s.-.- of > (
katr-hewjin. t.,. Kr*'.it <«ntial BajriCVJtaral
pravtaoa <if Urn Caajadbla West, preaem a
| welcome and i>ermanent M>lutkm. I think
j thif is the < x, II Itibn of th>- liu^i ;i1 j< n of
I ...ii K;i-t. ri. L.i: BM !> '
WOULD PRY OPEN STOCK BOOK
Shareholder in United Bank Note Cor
poration Gets Court Order.
■■ii. '. Of t' : . ajQpti BM Oo .it.
najaed aa ea paste ardn peatrrday r*nulr
u.ic tha Catted Bank Kate PurairTattßn tO
eaaai •ii May I '.\ti> i ■• rit -if nan
.- ■! raajalrtaai
Hi.- <■ • • ; ■ ■ • .:•■■• k ••;■.
for thi i - ■ • .. ' it- -!. i !■..<■;• l- is. .11
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'!"!!• .• ; '■ ■ ■•i:ri>-<-|
repre»«T::h:* HVhaH ii Mark*, wi
that t>e ;.- :',■• '. :■:■ : of *iv. -!i«t<-- -.1 ato ;<
.- thi ' ■•• ;• •"■ tad that ■ propi r li
• • ■ nea •• Cuaed bba
Ti. | ■;• .. furtir r :. ->• rtl •!. B i •
aae to j'. rffon upon the po.rl oil tl II
I • " f .1
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DR. BOOBHB HODENPYL ILL
Ph'-si';*.: 1 Stucken with Pnei:
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tuspay. jceu»-^otlc WtibvMt Ari " T - ;c "'"
WILD WEST F^ETTY WILD
But Buffalo Bills New Horses
Come Through Rehearsal Safely.
tack) Buffalo Bill's Wild
Wast and I'ar East, csmbnsed, is all in
for to-day'a opening, ami every
only Colonel Only
• and reddest ln.iian
iui rive for the first
I bugle call which will open the
included in the list of performers,
are the asaaj hundred borsea
play an important part in the prs
: — .^o important. 1:1 fact, that lust
' - ulnaisal was
bald f"r t -r Many ti<\\
ba«« I . added t.. • • and it
■ Hufiai ) Kill feared thai th»
irii lights would fri«hten
preliminary perfoi mance
i tiled last night.
MM ■ff Mke i '..'•:%• ork. The
t I'm-i? .nil re.kle>s cowboys,
:.>. stout German soldiers
and lordly British military representatives
all performed \*:t:> added spirit before a
small audience toaaposed if a f«-w friends
■
WIU !>♦' sever .ltureV th:s
year I M i of old anil young.
I Cody win appear on his famous
white Al«biaa steed, sweep t!,»- ground
: ;! sow and start The "ball
rolling The \\ iM West would not be sa
wild without thli Then Mrs Hay
Thompson, wife of ti.<- Texas i;..;i^<r. will
make in r tiis-t appearance with the show.
- • ■ barebtM k, « Ithoul a
bridle, •• . kfteka and rears The
: II Hill is new sad is guar
anteed %•■ raise everj I small
bead '1 ' the military
tournament, -wit;: EM borsea .md ruitrs,
wi.o « .ii pperfi ■! n bal
CHAIR FOR YE6GMAN
"Bangor Billy's" Nerve Deserts
Him at Death Sentence.
Thomas Barnes, alias "Ptibiii B.lly." tlie !
f gg— mm was KUtcaood to Aeata yesterday I
by County Judj;.- Dike in Brooklyn for kill -
bag his oM r»^'. J«hn T. Leonard, on Febru
ary il in the latter*! home. No. .-■• itfa street,
Wi'.li.'imshurj;. The bravado sad the de- j
BaiMC Barnoi exiwiiitei] up to hta coavtetioa j
a »cik aso and <U:r:iiK his t!l:il JeJKftOd
him. He trembled when bt was told to j
!.:. I tlit li:d^c. and after sentence was
paawd he bad to bo Mtliittl back to the ■
I* :i
Kumars th^it fl*-hi>«>rate HttffTtMtf of the
prisoner aalsM try to ralai a .ii>-t mi Nance.
<■! tVCB to attempt to MaciW him made the '
:N.urt BttentfaMfl ami the police unusually
alerts HiDf In litmling hnd m* n stationed
a. nil tbt toon of the courtroom in paaa-
IM OBBtOIICI .1 lc< l»ik»- said:
■ T. .-• <:• v< 'lo'.mient Of this • ..-• baa l.roucht
t.» tho mrfacc rasa lii • ■ nadei wsrM th<
wurklau of » ii.it <anscn us « ia» of i riim
i.;ils Ktiown as ftfgtutn BJOTC tlian in any '
<:i>-«- of Lite \i.irs. '1 hat \ou wen ,i inoni
l.»r .it this u.me th»-r<' t.< no qu«-stion. At
th Ha* \ou mro irransd for thai < rime
■...'I had on your persca Rltrr^ntjncertoe,
frsi-s. .< rlark 1 ■'■•:. ;.■ r. ■ussiuii taps and
a j.v.lri. a v.rit.il.V- .ir.-. nal for 8.1 fe '
hreakin;; Th*t vmi kneu John Leonard
>.. Cora I I-- 1 . • ii" ssubt That you raaolvod
t" vi'it him out .if the Kay, |..-h.\ jv vaa
ait informt r. uttt t his |i irdon i ■>■ PraaMaOt
Talt. I .i!m have ri.. iuM foul ■!« meanor
dortas this titai baa shown yea t<< be t! >■
in-..-! . ..i.;-i ii.'.fi. ii operator that the courts
of thla vi< inity have hud to deal with for
a |0M time "
rodn I >ik. dir. i '.-l ' i .it Bai m > i^- i»it
t.> d« ith it Sir k Bfaig arttala Urn va. efe be- i
Kinnin^ J'Jie H.
CAN FINISH RIVERSIDE DRIVE
Injunction Asairst City Dissolved After
Five Years' Dclr.y.
The AtVdbite. iJtrMon "f iht BuprertH
'.'••ur; siihtaJTi.-.! y.st. rdiy the ..rd< r of Jma
:!.■•■ ft /- ■' ■:. ■•! tl,.- PWprauie Ooort, va
'■.t!^^ U in •Ilirl.on • 'li'-ii hid held up th
■ rticn nt the !tiv<isid«- | .1 M .. . xtt lIWI f 1
U : i'.:..<^- .' ii\ ■ .<;i i s
The in'uf.'ii m ai^ oWalonj i.\ mi- s let- ■
*-i. • ii .'■ .1.1. r t., oestxaJa tha>^ftj rrom doe !
•■ v im-i «:.it it the N'onh River in i*<'.. i
■'■• • '■■- i. i .. : , . .:,,],- (;, earof
of lira aifljßuder, the Orel or t:\.w:. is j, v
i.■ :nmi.-<-i"ti, u^i. , :i.e ,- ; i . oppfto. .1 A
i i • ' • ■ appaUiti .1. and award
ed ■I; ■ ■ '-• Ilihi i-tt. ium dry bad .-.■» '
Thp I hud a Wit nl wtj.
'"' «i ;.<•!.,. , i m. atneadcr refteaed t. ,
i' thi C3ootn4l*r*a v nant boa ii.
i:a-l it ..■.■■.•. : i thli i mtnl
ASKS S:CO,OCQ HEART BALM.
Mi- Kiih-M.i. !-■: nil bj the |,i.ii!,!,n >n j
■ i.i<-.i«!i of prontae ■ > * 1 1 lor HM^oaa ,j«m- '
.. - m■■ a ■■•■■'■ m ata H LgvuaoiM. a dra«i«t.
t.! it Hi. C..!|» k- of Mm « it-. f
H .v y.il'.. 'vl; ...in.- to iii.ii terda)
bafara -i U • Oteajartdi mi a iury in tin
Bdprtma <"nrt Th\ | 1 UNtlfT vis an :«?»
sisiani to a pbjrafctaa. Lavttaon arai a
i .at .nt of the latter, and be became .n-
Qnatated artta lOrn Pahafti in tha .liMt.ll
affloe, J !»■ dii» aiuijt Bakes a general i|>
I
COURT FES SCHWARTZ
Jury Directed to Acquit Him of
the Murder of I. J. Nelson.
EVIDENCE OF GUILT LACKING
"Thank God." Exclaims Widow
of Victim When She Hears of
Release of Former Boarder.
Rlverhead. Ixing Inland. April r, -The
tri^l of AugUStM Schwartz for the murder
of living J. Nelson, ended abruptly here
to-day, when Justice Putnam directed the
Jury to bring In a verrtict of 'not guilty,"
on the ground that no evidence sufficient
to prove his guilt had been presented by
the state. The end came with the closing
of the state's c»*e. The defence had of
fered no evidence, for after Ralph C
Green, attorney for Schwartz, had rnded
the cross-examination of an expert he made
hi » motion, which was granted.
The first witness the propecution put on
the stand this morning was Dr. John
Moore, of the State Hospital at Central
Islip. who Identified pieces of lead and pun
wa Ming found In Nelson's body at the au
topsy. These were admitted only after a
stiff right Dr. Moore said that Nelson had
b"en shot twice In the back with charges
of buckshot. Dr. George A. Ferguson, of
I Stuyvesant avenue. Brooklyn, testi
fied that the stains on the corduroy hunting
coat and the overcoat were of human
blood, and that he was reasonably sure
that the stains on the shoe were of human
blood, also.
• Now. doctor, will you state positively
that the stains on. the shoe were human
blood?" was the first question by Mr.
Green, who was coached by Dr John J.
O"Reilly, of Brooklyn.
No. I will not," answered Dr. Ferguson.
"Now. the overcoat," continued the at
torney. "<ouldn't tome other blood have
got on that?"
"Ten, of count, there could."
The blood tests came In for sharp exam
ination. Dr. Ferguson paying that He waa
not sure that the serum obtaintd was ab
solutely pure. Om of the questions was
If lie had examined the blood of a Iv>ng
Island deer. When he said that he had not.
Mr iire> n snapped out, "Well, a I>ong tat*
and ilitrs blood might be the same as a
man's, then, as fur as you know '.' '
When Dr. rTSTgMSoa left the stand th«*
j«tate dsMd, an<l Mr. Green asked Justice
Putnam to direct a rerdld of "nol guilty
The jury retired and argument
When it returned the bench ordered a ver
dict In^ accordance with Mr. Green's mo
tion, and the jury returned it without
leaving the box Schwartz shook hands
with his lawyer, and said to some Spec*
tatora who crowded around him. "I haww
it all along"
Later he said he would go back to Cen
tral Islip and to Mrs. Nelson's home. "If
she is willing to have me board there,"
said lie, "I will continue to do so, but if
she Is not 1 will set-k other quarters.
"Thank God!" Bald the woman when
told over the telephone that Schwartz was
■•■ it baa been said in some quarters
that she will marry Schwartz now that
be is at liberty District Attorney Fur
man was surprised during the trial when
Mrs. Nelson refused to testify, as she did
at the inquest, that she heard Schwartz
ieave the house on the night of her hus
band's murder.
The killing of Irving .1 Nelson, who was
.i politician, was peculiar in its circum
nar.i (s Schwartz boarded with ;he
couple, who. it was reported, did not live
happily together. On the night of Sep
tember* IS, 1909. Nelson went to a dance
with Gertrude I-upke. an employ*- of the
State Hospital at Central Islip, and. re
turning, was shot from ambush and killed.
Suspicion fell on Schwartz It had been
expected that the girl would be an impor
tant witness, but a few weeks ago. while
in Manhattan, her clothes caught fire and
she was fatally burned.
This left Mrs Nelson as the most impor
tant tritneos, but in the trial she became
practically a witness for the defence and
contradicted much that she had repeated
at the inquest. She explained her testi
mony that she had heard some one tiptoe
downstairs by saying that burglars had
l.een frequent in the neighborhood and
that Schwartz had been investigating any
unusual pounds
KNIGHT ABSOLVES OTHERS
Had No Knowledge of Firm's
Affairs. He Says.
Potatur. Ala. April R— John W. Knight,
senior member of the cotton tirm of Knight,
Yanc»\v A- C©-« which failed for approxi
mately IMMIMI last wreck, Bjava out a bri.»f
.»tatem»-iit ti.-niplit. his first pUbHc nttei
fence mm •• the Institution of the bankruptcy
i r.u. . .ling- in which |M practically ab
solved from responsibility for th« failure
th# other members of the nrm
Knight has been accused openly by part-
Mt| in the business of betas responsible
for the failure. Mr Knight, after dictat
ing 'he following statement, announced
that later be would have something "more
Interesting" to say:
At the l«-.ni*-:-t of \V. D NCSbitt, of
HtrmiriKtiam; \Y. J. Yam ■■•> . of Memphis,
him! H. li. Ncsbttt. "i Spartmaours. £5. i ..
iii.n-i •sifiiiit partner* of Knight. Yanee* a
(...I mak»- Hie following BtaieflKßt: f'rior
t<< the failure of Knight. Yan<vy ,v Co my
non-re*Menl co-ssrtnera <llil not participate
actively in the conduct >>t my nrm af
lan;-, and, so f;ir M I kii"\v had no know I
«<!«•• of the conditions of th- btmtn#sa Mace
t!i«- RtanaCf <>f in*.* ami prior to the failure
I-ivf-rpool. April ■ — lVn !in:» the rvcflpt
01" the \l>-ws of th- ; epn-smtmlvps i-
I>tcatiir. Ala . In <<>uih itii.n with tstc ;if
lans of th* siis; ■• > nd»'il firm «if Knight. Van
<«v .\ <"<>.. the local tirms affected by the
su~i><nstori. have SecMi I t>> pool all of
tli»'ii cotton arriving against bunk accept
ancn in th • intt-r-st.- of .ill concerned. Tlie
local fueling ••"" more hopeful to-day.
MILLIONS MORE USE SUBWAY
Total of 256,768,981 Passengers in 1909.
Gain of 16 Per Cent.
Durtns. the rear SOa the IntrrttnroUKti
Itapld Transit sub«aj .a'ii.,| iV',7»;«.'W: i'«s
aensjers, according t.i ■ atatetoeni uawtd
roateraay bj the l*u<>ii. Bcrvi «'omtnis
•ton. Of these the- L« nox .iv. •.■v. branch
ii|i|i|l»-ii an tarrCMC i f l<i..:<>.\M and tin-
Broad* .1 . branch oik- <-.f :><. 1.".2.«> V . The in
ereaae in 11.. total iriralio:- of |i;is.«i'iisi'!s
tail led arj|a MLB per cent ami i:*\. when
.'..'•'.'l.'!.' I!>k.'- ircre sold all ■'■•, i tl.
ajratecß.
The larsoci In .• i.-<^ iraa la the Brooklyn
.• tannin-, arhcre the aalea ba Mi ;iiii..uiit.-u
to ffllTtl.tla] in Inrr—an .., v , 1,, ,-,, or &M
i.er i-'-rt. over the prertoui y.ai. The
Broadnrai brand ih< ■ .: ksld of .'i -i pat
i •in. while In- Lenox avenue branch Kadi • i
tcaj pet cent, The Brooklm 1. 1 kljre M«tt<>n
show.- t .«• mnalleM cam of any on the aye*
t.Mn. :h.- Increax for the iwelvr m, >nt l
beinir un!) P. 43 i «*r .-em The talitilatl»n for
ti •• real ahowa a falling ort in auhwaj
trafßc rtui nil-; 1 1 <• Banuner m**nth-. beain
nine i'» June and ending in August.
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
fan Francisco. Apt 1 2."i.— Ti: offl.-ial a|aa>
ins '|U< till.- for mlr.t:ic htock.-- to-day
wore a* f.iliov\ ■
Alt:. t:i Inmi.. ,
Alpha • '•!! ... Oa|K^ntark] <>n i;,
Aiim* 13 l-ib Wu'li i■• n <»?•
li. I. hr Xli M. \l.a.i 13;
Mvlll.iii 17 in . !■:. Nt .i 1 „ _*s
< -4U.l«iilm . . •'< ' »|i!ilr i <;.•
• 'ha ld ii. »■ Cob ::i t'otusi . in
cflatlai sa.^avafj .jb
• iiuti.i. 1.. ■ i •■> ,'-^« Kel.txr . i.
•on <~a! a Vii ..l.tt Sl.ll. .V,-. a '.t .. H
< 1. 11 In., • rial . .•> >•". 1 ni. ui ■.n . . p
fl..u!d & <"uny .. : j i • ,-, ion in '
Ilaie 4. Katoeei . .4t|TelMa J»<ktt 07 i
IMIS&(tONGER
House Furnishing VVarcrooms
Established 1*33.
Cooking Utensils of every kind, Tin, Copper, Aluminum, Nickel and
Guaranteed Enameled Steel. Cutlery, Earthenware, China
and Glass, Woodenwarc. Laundry Furnitur.-, etc.
House denting Mite rial , mm Cleaners.
Refrigerators W:l?r Filters and Ctokn
„ Our Stand! d for Ice Cream Freezers
The "Eddy*'. a Quarter Century Haa:moCxS and Himrnock Beds
The -Premier" G!as> lined. for outdoor s , :epin?
The Perfection of Cleanliness, !
Efficiency and Economy I Lawn Umbrellas and Tabhs. 4c
130 and 132 West 42d Street, New York
Stern Brothers
DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT
On ?!'.• Thinl Floor
The Remainder at their Importations of
French Mode] Gowns
are now being" offered
At Decided Reductions from Former Prices
West Twenty-third Street
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATIRE ALMANAC.
-urirl**, 5:OT; «un«et. 6.5«». ir.oon rt*«». 0:10;
moon's age. 17.
HIGH WATER.
fSSSV H.ik «•■« «:»
Gorernor-s Island ,<*'.'] ''I {
Hell Gate l ■•>» lt: ° l
WIRELESS REPORTS. -
The Kronprlm Wilhelm. reported a« .V. 1 * miles
east Si Sandy Hook at 3:15 P m yesterday. >•
•ap*ct«d to dock this f. r«n'V>n
The Adriatic. reporte,l as I.SeS SillM east o.
Sandy H<v>k at 4:11 p m yesterday. Is SnSMtea
to Sock Thursday forenoon.
The Potsdam, reported a.« 2.*^ mile, real or
San.lv Ho«ik at n.ion yesterday, is expected to
d -ok this forenoon. .
The fK-eania. reported as 7.10 miles «-a»t ol
Ready Hook at 7:S> a m yesterday, is expected
to oars Wednesday foren.;on.
The Roma, reported as 7l>« mil's «-nst nt Bandy
Mo..k at ISA p m yesterday, M expected t.^ docH
Wednesday afternoon .
The Tai.rmlna. rep- rted as J^S miles east »»r
S-imlv Hook at 5 a m HSUISST. Is sssertSi to
dock this forenoon.
INCOMING STEAMERS
TO-DAY
VeSBBI From. Line.
•rot«dam Rotterdam. April 1* Holt-Am
•Mara.-alho ...La <;uayra. April is lU<l D
•Ki'.nrrini W Rrenien. April 19 ..X O Ll"y<l
•Havana Havana. April WsN
•Marowljne TrinMa I. April IS D V. I
T'anrmlna Naples. April U Ital an
?>tnnla . Llbau. April 12 - . .R»«5l«n
Kroenland Antwerp. April 1»i....Re.l Mir
ss mr bwsiis— , April 12 *£.''"}
Havamo Pr«Rr«n. April t* jWsH
T'la . . Galveston. April IB ...8a Pac
fit) of Columbus S»\ann.ih. April 22 .Savannah'
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27
•AtrSM Klnnston. April 23 R M I P
•Sibiria Klns*ton. April 21 Hamb-Am,
QllUll Algiers. April »... Vi«fiian
K.nin Albert Gibraltar. April 1-..N C. I.lO'l .
- 11P1 . 8 Galvesti.n. April 20 Mallory
it oir .a Gibraltar. AprU 1*- Fat re
THI'RSDAY. APRIL jl
* \driatir Southamptnn. April 2" .\V Star j
M,n <;i,.rgir>.- NSpI»S, April 1.1. . • Italian
Hat a via .. Gibraltar. April 17 Ha:nh Am ■
r,.,,. tTirlstian.*. April 1«» S. and A
El Alba Galve»ton. April 22 .Bi Pa*
•Brines mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.*
Mall \>»sel
Vessel For. Us* eloees. sail-"
K'prtßSMatS C. Bremen. >.'•"• L. *> "■<> a m lM«um
N'rnmn Trine* Rio «» J. ITlnceW •«' m 3 «•<• r m
<» Print' P'nnibu.-o, Prin «• . 11' •«> m 3<»»pm
Ryn.lam. Rotterdam. Holl-Am — 10:f»» a ra
Euros*. Napl*"". l-i V»l«e; . 12 *«■ (
Minzsnill". Cl»ufu»»ss. Warl 12 •»> m
(•of \tlant.i. Savannah. feST.. :» iiO p m
Mohawk. JstSJSS<UI». Clyi». l:uupm
WKDNE^I'AV. AI'HIL. 27
Campania. Liverpool. Cunanl .■> :{0 a m !> OO a m
Mat«>«ti' 'outhampton. W S. rt:<«> a m l»:.>0 a m
IVrmudlan. l^rmuda. Qurhe.- >* <»» ,• 10i>4>ain
ftmlliol* s« Dom'aß. lO;i>>am 1.-es»«i
I^i'ira. TltMr, Austrian 1 :"•> Sin
OHUrt. llfrmuda. R M S P — ■ IS^SaSB
i- manoh*. Ja.k»OOT»n». fty*> ■*- ■ l:(»»pm
Alamo. Tampa Mallory ...... 1- "" m
i'Morado. OsIISSSSS. Mal'.^rv ■-- 12"» m
THIRST-AY. AkI'.IL. 2.*
rin.innati. Hamburg. M-Ain 7..H>am 110rt» m
la lii.'.»sn«- Itßvre, Kr»n«"h 7.>»Ura I" i» I m
K*l»-rar.z;i Havana. Ward... f>.Oi>am 12.-OSSI
Z.«.ara. Ktn*!«t n. V V <■> B.TOam
fltnnla. Naples. Cunirl I.' '"' m
Zcltrn On ait a. NO L. ■ — 10:00 am ;
iis :tr 11. ihri'twnjin'l. .~ A. —
Perugia Napli •■. An. hnr
(•( • of « 'etastbas. Savannah. r=av — - .1 '»> p in
TUA.NSrAI'IFIC MAILS.
Close 1.1 N. T.
D««1lBatln« an! ni«-ain<"r P.M.
Hawaii .ia;.ii OHM an.l i hina (\l.i
Srin Kranclscoi fnl>o Mam. -■>.•'•:.«>
Jai in. Cores, Cfctaa mi ~*>.i!tl<»i —
Kun.f-rlr April 38. 6:30
Japan, i'otpp. ttilna. PblUprllM Isl
an<lF i\ia Van.oiiv.n -Empress .if
.lai«n VPril 29. «30
Hswsil, tiuain. riiiiifrme Inlr»n<1»
ola BBS Francisco)— U S Trans
port April 30. ♦' .30
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Monday, April 25.
1910.
AIU-iVKt-
Stfcam<»r Minn*«-ota iNun. I'ort Antonio April
So, to lh< ',,.,, imp'! <*•>. with fruit Ar
rived at the fur at 1" M * in.
iNMßirt orotava •!> >. rinutla April 2'A., to
san'i«r(nn .v S<>n. with 121 i.n*»»n<«?r» «n.i aaese.
\iii'.<-.| a' tJi-- Itar SI :'• •'••' I' in.
BMMBjff Marai nINi. Mar;i> ailm April Irt. t'uia- .
. HI. IT MM] l.i 'lllKt' IS 1.. Bll»» l>ill.rt .V
i if. It:: :'. paaOßMav*. n..nls ■■«] mdw \ni a
at II • l-ii at 4 .*•."> j> m.
iuii*i Kstmua «ltu*s». l.il- i . April 12. to
lU>n(.j'n ,v- I ;,->\ «en, with i>a»i>>Ti)t*:;< an; nvlsf.
An<*li>>rt ,1 ii, <virir.inlin> •!."• p M
M'Uii.! Kt> «>n .mil >I>lk> \ntwerp Mki DM«f
April I"'.. t.. Hi.- I;. I mi- l.in , «l»h , .«-s- : k.i»
anil n»l^< An- h"r»-.| .>ut> I) x'.\r liar at ti :*>
|. M
Si.-er.i. r ll^rnan Kr-i-!i. v:1;,v :1 ;, n Tr \\<t\\ '.■<>. K>Um
ni..i. Bulphui Company, Kith m'.s*. Parxrl In
•Juar.'ntlnc .it 5 V. in
r d -!;.'. ftimmt •••.' HtmptMxm i M .
i. ■
St.nni'r Aral iPri. 5-hlrVn A r Mi ■' t.. I h'llp
RMfMI ht. In NH—I. Airn.-.i it Om Var at 1
p 111
lltllßil Nil": !'t->r.!..i il'n. 1..m !i>n > pril id. in
Ihr Attaatle Tii'i-r.vt l.in. « i'h 4<> p:>!».««-n^r»
.ill! m!-' Mil ■ 1 i' th- Riff it Sdd i> in.
Pt^niurr <;>orc V.■.^^^.illif• ii o>ri. l:r»m»-n
April It., S. iiihiiiiinti>r. ,-.•»!« rl . ..i. 4 IT ti>
Ottrlilw <• i •••. it'i SCSI it:n. .VTI ihli,; .i.i.r.s
ari<l 1.?T.7 m+ngt pOM*aotnt »ll» Hn.l m.l».-
Ai •!<»••; the r.;r nt - i- m ".4th
Siflii-fi Dura ill OnM i I T-i I>. i;>n'4 \;rl!
12 .■■• ■ >i>|.'.« 19 : • II .- • -.«-!. I. S";.Trl • /'... «J'h
v ..tin an.l t..*?l •'•-■ ik -.'•■, V)4m
Arrtxr) at mr linr it T -1 ' k I".
Bt(«aMf Ul llr-tacm- .Ki> l!a\r«-. .\ i ril M t.
ti.« ..mp.icnl.- i;.m r;i!r Tt!in>,i'l »ntl.jn. ( , ,!>,
l.'-k • -,il>. ii -in »':7 »•. i •■:•• | ..«». lit. ■■! >. n nl» .vi.)
in. -■■ \irl\ri| »t Ihr Ilnr .it ■; i> m
M.Miner <hl<»r>> iKr». Item April Irt. tr> ihi>
• "oiupaßni' t;*-n«T.-»lt- .'.tni|.|ii. if. :: ;T
t.itiii .in.l 1.-J.:> M"' i- • p.i- -fiui r» ..nil m.i-^
An ix ••! Mt th«- far •.".!•.,. r
HMWI »>iniuilUn •Ur • Itiruiuli A j ril ;.T
It) A X «'«i' tiiii'iic- ,v '>• wtttl -' S f ikh. m
mill- Hn.l nul»» \i»l\ ..1 nt the r. i ,' i n m
M.-iii,.'- I >riiin. mi It i il'.ri. Shi. l!» .X i til 7 in
Hit« ir ( | li"iil >r A I mil ■ In rxillast Arrl\.«l
at »h' BM at «i a in \VI!I '.■!■. |..r th» |en. r
Mf»m«r \or:h:o»». Mil.inua April l!». 1,, the :
T#.»i» <••. Vlth ni«>!a Airi\«-.| it th» fttr
at T .i in
Ml inifi Ravamo <>•}■] m. Tauipt..i \nr\\ 1.1
"i. P... n ■«■ l!' In •. N«>w Vatt iin«t raoa
Mall S^ ... with ■•■ Aiili.J it th.- Il a r ,t '
'. -■ ■ p in
St .un.r f— |»a, I'nnr Anrl! l.\ Mayscus] lit
en.l S.m Juun M to llf \. w York an I rnrtn
»«i..i S» »<.. with f>l |ii-in;n. until* an.l in.!-.
Am . . . 1 the Hi nt I 11 a in i
MromOT '■■ I i Mm Haw Hj> aiiii -.ii ...
In* Attest tr | run i.. with I p!ta»-ngtr i.i I
frt:lt .»rrl\«-<1 it ih l'-nr ,t < a in
t;:r?mfr .\<l\.ir.<. >Tl»tctal ASffJ 1«. to tn« .
In the- yearly report recently
made to the Linen Merchants'
Association of Belfast. Ireland,
it is stated that the United States
have taken more linen goods
than all the otherjexport markets
combined.
We think it a conservative state
ment when we say we put the
knife in more linen than all
other Troy manufacturers com
bined twice over ar.d that when
we claim our Collars and Shirts
are Troy"s Best Product, the
claim is a just one.
EARL & WILSON
AMUSEMENTS.
BUFFALO BILL
SAT -'-Ji|f ArE - FAREWELL TOUR
MADISON SQUARE j Tn.ljlfiUT
HARDEN 1 lt xt > :!" ni
<>rllADli Greatest Amo«»mfnt
Ol IF lAi I I P\ll I'C Km* In th- H,-t-r>
r/|'J !'■* I) "15 of ><>w Vorti ' l{>
|\U /- ~\*'or ■rt ThA v»tfran Pljip.j'-
Jl/ ""-x \ \l/ll V nan Will Bid You
L//^^^^^Bbi cT " * P is'.iut- Fir->
1 * 'T-'^. I W^- indy Presents a ?tu
- ' I '-' ja™V' 'C pendrt-u Arranged
>«Z '■" jjfft/ M
V *'jT<^B^Q Jj [T TU* Vt'- Kniin^nt
h\Llt\tt f\ * l €-«ssßtaatl..n f
J^TfllLH/- 01 „,„, ,
far East. t^.'ni.iti .■
EVKUY ACT I EVERY FEATI'RE
A rCATI'SE A SENSATION
ROK.H RII>KR> ••! Ml n\lH»n-
Th» Glcantir S.-rr.l- Spe, t irlf
Hit BATTI.K OF H'JUUI -IRIN..-
Th*- Khoda Kot^l Hi>r<<e »h<m anil
Thomp<>.'n * MarrvQoaa EqvUM B*-Autt»s
|{O-»«.r-. Ml %I( KI.KPH.\.NT-> — rilK
i.1.l I RIHAI.n HINT— M!MriK>
toi i{.\.\mi:>t— i him:-. \i : on iior>c-
BACK — INDIAN". (O>v\rh«, V. II ■ >
HE**f i.IKI > \l; !111 MM \M> (H
AI.KV M.\\(Kl VCK\ MIKIIIIM. LIFE
ON THE I'I.AIN"..
A SKN.<ATI'«N Ii THE SI i'KCI.ATiVE
EVERY MIM II KXHIBITIO3I
BUFFALO BILL'S FINAL GOliD-BY-
Scale nf Pil(.->. Callery. 1."... Second Bal
i'.r.-. .".')<• .entrance SCQ ,5 SSIB BM ' X';:'
Palr.in 1 . . T.""- . .\ri"na, ?!. Kiijt P*tM flows
ai.BO, an.l Armii B"\ i»> s*-atjii ST.". i.n
tranoc M.ni:.«on \\-r only i ilnldre;: Ifilf
flhl M Matin,- only Box OSra ..p«n
fr.>ni f> A M t.. f> T M.
M R — The Wild \\>»t-F^r Fast iP not
e\hlhtt in Breealya, J*nty nti .v-'.v.irk
or am nth»r . It y \*ith!n •"•'• mil. of N»w
York <ity thin 9' i»"n
ICUllift «''^^lnK fl>*k' To-n!KhT. Wed"
SnffinU Tliur^. Frt « Sat Xx m . sir.
... Ira R. trharrtt « -v win, "I>n« *«*••«•
Mallei" sat it., 313 -Der
TIIKATKK. 7iceiine-hir<>D."
I'anama II I! Ijr:e. with f>l passengers. n:.i. *
an I md.«»- Arrived it the Bar at 4 .1f» a ri.
St..ime r ( >.lrt.- .1;-,.. Ltrrr] i Ait*] H n'
Qu'»nstown 17. ' th.» VMM Sr:n- !..n. . with i"".
■ shin an.! l.<>» 7 »teorane passen^.-rs am! :\il»-
A.m. at thf i.ar at I" :;l .. in
Baa— 1 ••r.mus. N>n «>i-|. ins Af ril 3> ftp the
Soutiiern I'a. ifl<- «"•>. with pa^sm^.-rs an, I m,l«-
I'ass..l !n (juar.inrtr.e r> to a m.
MOBaMW i tl.-.i!>«^lke. BIMBMV*. !■ th^ \- \v
York an.l Paltlmore TrH:).«iHirt.iti.in < •>. with
r.;<lr» l'.i«v..] in (J«;i:.mtm.- i- »:.1O a m
St^-iT-n*-- Trim Sißlsnvin.! ii;--" Montr* ■ r:.iv
April 7. .la.-mrl 11. Aux fave-. 11. sav.inilla !•">
i'irt.«fn« If,. Knigs' n lfi Port M MM t'.l
Jpi^nit^ .- and Fortune !j!m.{ .'l. to t*i • llarn
b»ir« American F.ine. with ♦!> piKM-nc >*. MMtfti
.in.l n.ls.' Arri\e.|j«r th^ V»r at 7.5 » pm. 24' h
SAIt.KD
■Master* Carolyn. N.irf Ik for fort T^tn-a.
He .!'lt»'ia il'i'i ileri".-*: frin. .-mi Ar.n.-. Norfoti
an.l N.wp.--rt New«. Surtnaiv." il'uf.h* p«»ni*r
ara. c.l.n. > "r'stotia! . Lji. han.i il;r>. New., it
N. v -
San.lv Baok, N •'. April 2.'.. ttflj p m Win!
■*• .nth modemte l'reexe. ralnln*. thtrk »iff shore.
ro^i)th »c«
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
aiihh k:>
n>i !rr»nx. \i.ri! H St iMWOI .Kr> V.-* Tork
T'l'itjiij. Aprtl S3 Sri.'.z,«nt-Is n>n. N » Tor*
vii Pncl N.i'il
i "hrlstl insnn.!. April C». tl p m H»l!l<t «»lav
il>am. x. w v -rk f r t -..p^nhrjic -3
.V.M>:.f< April -2* Vrm n ilta!». N«w York
ri>:u>r>i \,.ri; O, !•> .'-> .•. m K..i«.-r WCholm
.1. r OraOM KJ»T>, N'vv Yi-rk f"r < V. ■■ , .
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V.Tltn. Xprll LM Mirl»rf. > o;.>ri CMCVtS] in!
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; now so prevalent — we've con
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Which really is not so hard,
since March was the largest
March in the history of ou:
. house — indeed the whole first
quarter's business showed excel
lent gains in even* department.
Suppose the tide does ebb as
well as How.
We're glad we've creneroiH
stocks, big stocks we need
them.
In short, we're bulls" on
L'ncle Sam, on Prosperity, and
on ourselves, and we don't care
who knows it.
We'll cheerfully supply any
man or boy with everything hV
wears.
Rogers Pfet & Company.
Three Broadway Stores
at at tt
Warren st 13th st. 34th *
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