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I
Commissioner O'Neill Grows Mild
Toward Man Who Defied Him.
?
GIVES "REASONABLE TIME"
Jeannette-Langford Contest Will
Be Attended by Large Force
of Special Police.
TVena rat inns for ISS .Teflnni?-tt??-T.nncfnid
ftgbt al Madison P^iiarc O.ir.lon t*V--stght
were tfolnp fnrwsnl merrily vrstrrday In the
tP'i.ce ot Ta; ' Powers, and ths rnsa *vii<>
has temporarily defiod Um asw Mata r.ox
!***? >"ommls?li-.n do..* not expr.-t nny lnter
rerence from thai quartm
Potaftrotssloawr F. R O'Neill. who insiste.i
si the la ? meeting t i -. : i r Powers appear
b'fnr?- the ??" misslan sgsls srltri counsel
ard prepsre<1 to snawar question
ll -ii It ?rat Mea that Poaort should
'? I < onable length of time In which
to resri nd lo th" r?c?rnmlBslon'i
Whal ?? o Id happen to tho Madison
to, sire Athletic Club, arhlch Is the er| i
Batloa nsnie tka! Pn???-? sails ;:ndrr fur
Bghl promoting purposes. In casa Potrera
persists in his defiant* Mr. O'Neill aras
tint r?"ady to Bay but if tras apparent that
ths Binghamton member of t?-e commis-j
?i?jn is ready i?> go t>> liai mat aith the
strarnoter and sac th.. afalr through 18 a
Balsh. j
I sxps I. howev? ' isloner
O'Neill yesterday, thai Mr. Postera srW
appear at t next l M ?
atlas ? insel, and car- j
talnli silling to anssrer aarr <*fa?*shSB8B,M
? ! ? arse to dis?
cussing the points 1"' "ant? to tsks up
t It Is o? derstood
? ?? hi? gaaaSjOaa will hr. ? iijpfly a Uni g th??
lin?? of t!??? report of tl e ror? i ti forwarded
tsj tssj BSSBSSiaBSBSBI by th?* SBSMIsaS H-viar?. j
At) mi. ' altei the Wells-Browa ?ght.
V t ? ? ? hing t?. do ' ; ortl 1 :
raiting of pi es." added Ur. O'Neill, "si
thoush ? reg? excel In so
? thai matter Is eormeeted witii thai
?tal? si 'ax on ths K"
? r,:
Reports tl at th?? Madlsi n Bq
MM Cluh ?lid not hS ? .. ? ?ai a H ? ?? '
Msd .ti Pguau*e Car?ela, ?'.o ao oeuld not
m?? t the Frawlei law,
were denounced as .?m.';" i.x ;:
i c partner 4.f '?Pat** Powers.
? Th?? Madiaoh Square At
? len?-?' nn Mad BSid
iv.i'ok. ?'inning ?ion. Ju to July,
M : "
'?*) ha ' lh< Madison Bq ?till? tic < i ib
1? 111?- ora, Il -'.il "li ? ll IS OUI lili'
?. a 14 ? ! il - ' - o ws sad ot h?
%at- ask???1
? .vi l i sre lo S.--.V is thai the athletic
eiuh bas sv ? I'j'P h';.i that I
i ? the requtrci
piled Pollok
Th?- Madison Bq isi ? I Polios
?\? .. i*raa organ ltd is a
r< | .. ? a Amateur J
)? ti i 'nlon Tl ? i ?
lkg . ed, p "
vir'.i] that no IIquoi i on th?
i . naed under* the
Krawlej set while ? Hrarftg ?-ont,..
on. and they wore retry careful, lu said,
v. ,d v..-. ild . ?-.n*':. ? to be CftlS '??'. to - ?
that . rule of nn fo.niiilBS.uw ?.
sen ed.
s*at t"?? Jeannetts f?ajigford fight to
?t< ra I asa ?a o SV d ;. . addl- i
Henal quad "f Bpeeial oltlcera to keep!
order laside the (Jardea, they asid
day. ami it la iisMsrstood that s far largar
toree ot ] an will ts detailed for duty
outskh thsa waa iheie on last Wednesday
Bight
TOADSTOOLS KILL THREE
Score of Italians Poisoned byj
Supposed Mushrooms.
Th? Inability of Itahans In The Broni to
distingu?an between naushi ? a ? toad-j
CB ' ' ' "!' t ..r? i
yest? rdaj I ?lgl ? men snd a
were polso ? burrisd to Kordhaml
., Ho.-r'it?*'- and 1 lltlon
<?i) or '?.- atl ? ? xpe' ted.
Angeline I> Bal dead, had a
blrthda par!
ra. |q*? ? i".i er ai
of th? n<
by looking
blitlicl.-y ?i |
The
In;, and b? fi of lbs
Trenton. '? oi w< ?
ralla on? an? i i Tha sews pn :
thiough iha Italian ctt-artsr, :r.u\ Mveral of
ths marv gut ta " :aii :o th"
hospital, j an!? ? ?. '."H'??? Other treated
themselves. Later In i daymen I srork
in dJtches dropped their'shov?
to i- aaars I doctor's ofl.% store.
Altcaarther a acore of p??rsons ?? "? ?
frors the effe? l> of tha t? adsl
< ?Tener BehwrauUrOi ke, arltk ?" ' elgel?
Saan, CTarasatr'a ptt^aaclan, started an hv
?" rijat on, wk tka ?ss "f
the ircuWe
In spite of f the do? tor? nt
the ho??., si i / the grand?
father In * night at l
a'eioch it araa t ths ether menv
gf the 1 ? 'i bul nu ?
f' ? rsa over* B< < o Gentil? ? re? years
old, ?Ued a' I ?? lock
Those ? tliUon sra
Josephine De H the dea
girl; Loaardo i'? Barvo,
... m^ . i .,? ..
?. -.-? i? aad Otovaaaia Qentile,
, ? sfe H ? Baal IfSth
T-?.? ng of loadstoolB has beei
r#<- ' ? . y one < th? i o*"
tve sa ?' Italian quartet
ta? hospital, Josephine Oarello. els
ol'J. dt*^ on Bept? mbei ?. ?
and ? rol ? : an till very 111.
THIEVES C??vIE ON LINER
Brought from Austrian Prison,
They Face Trial in Boston.
Abggi ' " ? gts
? ' : ght froi
Trieste, Fsl ' ? Joaepj
and J?.
1 IJ'Ti
' . i' are '
i'i<- igt.;
nid M. M Cronln,
rsuM '? 'o .i.i a s ?
I ra seat for
? ti
\fter a ? unsutcessf attempt to sil
r?;ra'' ll?
tiie?i to esoaps on ths ssai at Triaste, aad
ton <j..i
- aid from tl.? A ntrlsfl po
.
Thg ' gton s d for
?r lusrs t nig
though n< ass >*???- rssstartod sboard.
j. \u!i :. Iss releasod to mm
HEAR MUSIC IN DEATH HOUSE I
...
Priponr*-;; in Siig f>mg Enjov Treat
Proridcd V>y V/?rden.
'. rond?n In the deathhi ?? a ^ ssr
? star, latroduosd by "WBrden Joba i.
y,e! ne*]i ai Blag ?mg rriaon yostsrdsy. It
..ghiy eii?oye<1 by foiri^rn con
?i?;nned men COBflnsd tliei?, at theli BS->
? i roved.
?... ik ?is? ions a' tha prison
grid Ward?1? Kemi'-dy tbougbl that as
s o? the holiday it \
a-ell to prot
I
. ;. roed ai iu?r dir- i
(grast V'A' M " "? ? ; 'jU' ?
GIVE REYES-A JHJN
Madero So Advises, Deprecating
Violence of Mob.
CONFIDENT HE CANNOT WIN
Mexico City Calm Again, After
Riots Centring Around Re?
actionary Candidate.
ttexteo City, Sept 4 ? A pro? laniation
telcstii? ?had b> l'ratKlnjft V Ma'leio fiom
Pueble, .nul pOOllabed here to-day, c:>
prcoata lila disapproval :it the breaking ug
?'f th?s Heves mrotitiR >c?t??r<inv .
"If th? lMiiX ?lKtHt'?r??hiI? ?rovokevt asar."
the Progressive Presidential candidate
aajrs, "'t asas bscaiMM ha did nal re?i?ert
tlip rig:,ls m the people. S?>. if v.< \
i" h?ve peace wo mus? regpecl 11 ? r rinnt?
itbcrs. ' appr^iat^ that General
Reyes, In launching his oandidacy, cam ;
Indignation, Inaamuch by ? i ? ? i n k ao he aecka
lo Itnprove ti?<- opportunity i>> Impose sn?
other dlrtstornhtp, bul ws mus! proceed i
within the law. i am conlMenl that he
cannol w i : !. risM are count upen M per
.??lit ?if l h< people belt-?; with nrs. If v. e
o si a ? w in be in the same pro?
? on." .
T? ?"i i was nothing ????? the appert of the
? ?day to rerall y?denla v'.? rk'ti;ic, rx
? ept the heav) patrol of mounted poHca
i which moved aboul t1" atreets ?it regular
Intervals. Shutters ?rere remove?! from I a
store a1n?lowa m the usual hour tins morn? i
:??cr ami ?--v^rythinc was reported ejulet.
The rioting whicl f.i'.io?.-. ?-?l the attempt of
General Bernsrdj Reyes, candidate for
real<r]en?B}/ In opposition t.? Francisco '. j
Madero, to gddresa his BUpportera gathered
i" tii- netgbborhood or the nes National
Theatre, imtw i.i coursa "f ronstru? lloi .
not ?ptol|f?l untU a latf hour la t night, The j
form? :? 8acrstaJ7 of War ?'as Btoned by a!
? >f afaderlsta snd forced lo al anden I
hi* speech. Ti?o police repr-ntorth charged
the rioters, and in the resultsnl meteea
tort) ?three persona ware Injured.
?;i?tifr,.i Reyes attributes tho ?ff.? i ? to a
prearranged plea of certain persona at?
tarho<i to the Depertment of Communies?
!!?? declared he had received notice
that uoikmci esaployed on auM works.
< ?iiilooie.! with thai ili-pai tin? ut. b;tr1 not
been paid on B t'!,'i y, as was customary,
hm had been ?.aii.-.i irit?> the capltsl for |
tii? puniese of disrupting Ihe tweeting of]
? general said he had ? r?m ? ;
i ted thla Information lo Prcsldcni de :
la Barra, who promised him thsl the plan. ;
If su? ii h our ssiated, would be frustrated! '
Jt la general!) believed, howevei
ob was of more 01 lesa spontan?
origin, since it cesitalned to s larga extent ?
In their t?w ns whose Maderlsi aym?
i ? ould not brook Ihe aighl of a
rival dirotonstratloe
. - sre possibilities of ' i
trouble in the ? all Issued bj the atu
??f too Libe i .?1 pai ?.'.. boh ailed, t??
??-ii!.?! row i o protest sgainst ?;.,,. i
Minister of th Interior,
arge wil unnei esssi t I
roughnesa In lha methods ?.?ci I , dispel
day's mob. They term hlra the I
"Chief of Cosss?3sts'* for having or?irre?l or
i erraltted the poll re to charge the mob.
Chlnsmeca, state of ll?relos, Bept. 4.?
\ battle la reported to have oc?suned nerrr
here between federal troops under Oen
eral Federi??<> Morale?, ami .1 force com?
m;,n<3e'i by Oenersl Emiliano Zapata
; Ifty Zapatista ??re bettered lo here been]
. 1 ?i Zap.?:.?. II is taid. was seen la fall
I : 0111 his b?Brss
-.
FiRE AT STEEPLECHASE
$40,000 Blaze Out Before Most;
of Crowd Knew About It.
v.. , : : ? .:: Bteeplecriase P
?hi - Ihe h?lldi ? ;? '
t.r.His'.' out "ti" r,f the biggest crowds of ?
? ? sot .nuaart?PT of the dense
throng m i." Cone} Isterad place knew
Dg about it . ? ? started in
11. ... 1 'palde ! ?Of t " an ?11'"
rang ihe Interior fire alarm system, whl? !i
? . practli all] all the employ? i and
people a/ho have made Steeple?
igl inp, pla? 1 ousands.
? their fantastic costumi s an 1
? worked hard, seising lira buck?
Si ttlng aratei
..11 the bul -
1 men got there th?
:ii e wa a mot t out
Mrs. \a na Ton '?- ? lite rt Btaur? 1
tiiH ho aa as .. a ? :
war standing Ioo1 Ina at tin Bteeplechsfl
f?.. tor.??? at w?.i!.. bef? ? ? ' regular de
partm, rmbcred that she
had ?''??' bei lews :? wd some inoney In
- upstslra. She ran ??? lo gi '
?? vt;., ;. ?1 (JOS II ? as it < n
bj ti ?? smoke Moi nted Pstrolri - n v*
rdner, oi ihe < 'one* Islsnd -jt; -
t!??n. heard her screaming ai'?i wenl to bei
Ifs ?:rtl h*C tlown nil light, but
. gol to Ihe a I] he slnted. It.
<;?? i.,fr ol the <'oiiey lijjauid Hospital, aoon
broiiKh' mm around.
. ; o\> ?i ?ii ? n pavlMon went
la sliding down Ihlngfl ar.'l
1 pla? eg atui getting Its
Fk;i t- blowri :'t> in the in .'i:??i fallini down
stepa and laugl Ing, si d didn't ? ? 0
? ieorge R Tllyo 1
owner ol Steeplecliase Park, eatlmstcd the
dan agi ai II.
SAFE BLOWERS GET $500;
Move Brooklyn Butcher'.s Strong
3ox Away from Window.
loi? V?"1 lo ?-.;Bh Snd soin??
fewelry early vcst?erds: morsjng a' the
butcher ivlmp el low- : lachear, No. ZU
st " ? '. i ""i" i ie burglary is
? ? . ' ?eersi thsl ha? a oecurr?fd In
the neli I ? d ? ? ? entl . Ti" :
window ami ?
Um tait, a small one, f om us position in
?tree! lo I.<ar of t! ?? shop,
v ? ? it ?->(-" n
I ? .I '.'..'?= iiiiplo.? r?.
! in' -. .it ?.k ?? ? M' nia y
morning and when ha -?-? wi.a: had hap?
p. ti? ?i Informed the poll - ?if th?> Adama
st? ? ? '.'ii. i - ?. - ?? 41 w' r?' put
on the ess* Morris i;?Mcr, the finger]
expert of the d< I I ?-.? ?. nodt
. a pi ' ? ?... >?{.- ?nd t ie
of the building likely lo I
? i
OREMBB SOON TO KNOW PATE
Decision cf Governor Dix Expected in
a Week
?? : . v. r. i ihe qnet ;T'.n of th* ra>
?j of President Gressei ..[ Qoseoa will
. ided ;i?iii the uncertainly which titn
held up ajMuay aJFaln in that ?MkrOugli wlfJ
he removxi. it i- more than a year ?Caco
'h.' rra't limit bsgsn whl? h iCMiltci in ?
Indjctnaanta a?fglnsi twenty ?one men, ruan,\
of them rnembsra of Gresaer'i enbinet 0?j* |
ot thih r.timtier two cagivictlona |?ssHjlted an?i ,
.??>v?-i?(i ownsTB oc "Hi, hors? ,?n?i cert??"j
plcsdsd guilt!
In the mlddll ?f the grsfl hunt a com
of ritlz'-n.' Brent io Albany snd
rsadajad cnmfdslnt st?-iu?t dresser, rimr??
ii's him win? 11.? omp-tc ta ??? anl naajlaBi or
Altai * hfarmr Isstlni sjg Bgoalha
i on mUsione; ordway forwafalod hfg re?
port to '.??.?rnoi I>i\. recommendina ?irer
.., | res o\u\ on lb? i ro md of In? oagps?
tones The Ck?r? rnoi sal 'i ?? day ??r ti??st
werk tt ?1 '"?i i"*-, snd i ? ii ? ?i? --
... i probabli a/Ill l< ai n fat?
a tlon la'tr :i )n ?;,,\,..,, ., I ,
" o. Um i omina i....
j
KILLS MANAGER OF BANK:
i
Brother o? Discharged Employe
Takes Up Quarrel.
_
SEEKS VICTIM IN HIS HOME
i
Bookkeeper Slapped His Supe? !
riors Little Son, and His Res?
ignation Was Accepted.
in. Tstsgmiib i<>tii?- THbaaa I
t'.iiatem?]*) nty, Bept I.- Shot In his own j
homo by SJie drunken ba-Othor of I ':
tsiarsjsd employe. nnf?ni> isa-tsmoa, rasa?
ag'?r of ths QaatSBBSls rranrh of the!
ahutos OccMoate, i? de?.] ke casara be ronid i
ikii overlook flli act at eruolty to hi? the- j
?id ?on The basket aras pound ad
fataiiv y sat arda* and died this raorwsrsg.
Fis va? "oe ..f (in l.eat known CltlSSM Bfl
the repnhlir. sn.l was wld'ly m o'mlni'd In
iiei(;|ih.,rins' Ktate.?. The l.anro <">erldente. '
with niiinrroiis branoho?, f? th? leading
flna'iH.il Institution of the r||\ snd one of
the hrst known flnaixcisl bosses In Latin i
.Vne-|. a
.lijan Moiini? u;.?; the ???a'.ei Ufa brother, '
Rafael, aras ths eattss of it an Rafael I
Molltii? had hern rWlBSCtSd ?a It h the Ban. o .
Ocetdewte f??? maay >ear?-. ser\ing it in j
other plaCSS h?fore rumine here.
Us was head ?>no|?ko?.r<-, ,lP,? WB. ,-onsid- '
?red one ot ths bank's most valuable at-j
tai he?, ?hough hi? l'iiis<-|u?>ne.s(; of mun'i'r
made him msnv enemie?. *l<-> parMei:lnr
disliked rhIMren, and upon several o?**?l
skins this dislike took the form of ph. ????al
v|olrn?-e. A fr>\ <l"4\? h;;.i MtgOSl lhei?|.-?n.
".lauster IbeigUBll's little aot\, approaehed
the crusty bookkeeper ?nd upssl a well of
ink upon pome papers that were be-In:? ,
signed. Mollne fea\o th?? bo>- ?, ?e.und slap, !
abd the ? h?ld r??n Cl*ylag la Ms father. The'
bov was hi? only Child, an?! BHtOf Ih.-r-'ien
w. latssssriy angry, Irai mid DOtbiag ..t
th?- time.
Moiine s?)t riovn find ?irote a polite |r?trr
Of resignation, saying he thought ha rouM
no longer gerv4 ths bank He l.?? *d
mlttSd Stnoa the Shooting that hS had no
Idas* tl would be accepted'. He reckoned
without hk host, however, for the banker]
replied thai It wa?. best lor all mn'oined I
'hat the resignation he accepted. < hn
BTlned at his Mininiary dismissal, Moiine
went to hlS home
For aesreral day? th<- family hi"odr?i
over ths ?natter and s biother vowed 4?n
seance. Tha threats ??' Juan Mottos wer?:
not takes seriously, but jasa procesdsd to
spend Barrerai hour? In preparing. When
? approached Iberguen'a house bs h saJd
to have been violently Intoxicated. The
aervants i*afueed t>? admil him. bul ??fier
a struggle at the ?;.4t< lie ruahsd In and
' ' ?l the room, familiar through fOIIBSf
viisi;.?. a?-- bla brother's lUBBSSIISSr, where
Iberguen was seated This was yeatsrdsy
evening. Bhsrp ?orris followed ami the
??- ordered Mollne tinown out. but (
ths serrsnts, slrssdy terrified, ?lid not re-'
-?i, nd to the : .'Hk' ? s call for aid. Then1
M..hue apSS*aachOd again snd this lisas
made a din cl d< mand lhal h i brother bs
reinstated at ones snd si doubl? bit
former balary. A haughty IS joinder.
coupled witii a snosr, followed.
Without snother word Molina dree
pistol ..n.i commenced Bring. *""' bullel
penetrated the liver and another the arm.
Benoi Iberguea died in great pain this
raornh ?
Molla? la under an est. CbargOd with t e
murder, and public feeling against html
la Intense, although there aoems no need to
fear public lawlessness. His trial probably
will come Dp nexl month.
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL SHOT DEAD
Governor of Penal Settlement, Who,
Ordered Flogcings. Killed.
Kertehlnsk, Asiatic Russia, Bept. 1? The
governoi <<r the Zarantul panai Bettlemani
waa sbol and kiiled to-day by an Dnknown \
man. Tlie asm ?.?in was arrested.
The mim preseated the card of an en
?- i ? ?.? r? r oi ths prison and wai roceivod bj ;
the Kovernor In his private office. Ira
m? liately upoi cro Ing the threshold the '
Bfistsin drew ? r?n*or**er and flrod two
BhotS at the ofTl'ii. I?"'h bullOtS took I
effort, the governor being Instantly killed. |
??uairis attracted by the shooting rushed
Into th? room and the man, after a
Btrug-gle wa? oTerpowered.
it wa? ?t the Zarantul prison thai Faso
?oiT, ths rerolutlonlat, who In IBM a1-.?.!.- !
Blnated W.mtC von Plehve, Minister <?i the
Interior, committed BUidde last fall as aj
protest sgTsJasl corporal punishment In?
flicted ?it ths prison. According lo the
governora the oiflcera had discovered .. plot
to relea an the political prisoners. The su
tboritiea thereupon reinforced the prison
guards, stopped all communiationa between
the convins ai,d the outer world, and
ordered the flogging "f mu "f ths p
eis.
As a pratesl ac.i i,?-! ihe?r. n.i-.i
three of the convicta severed the arteries
in their wiists and ihres others, Including!
Basonoff, Bwallojred fatal doses '?; mor?
phine.
THiEF SPOTTER HO^E AGAIN |
Captain Faurot Kad Bocn Study
ing Methods in Europe.
Amoug ths pasaengon on the steamship
Mlanetoaka, of th? Atlantic Transport!
Line, arrived yesterday, wai Poll i
tain Joseph A Paun t, head of the .
lavsellgatfoa bureau al folie? n...
ten.
Captain i ? irol wai Bssis*aed by Con a its*
atener Waldo on i me i t?. vi*it forHga
fotirtr;??.. for fir puTpOSS Of I ' '.
Burop ? Is In tn?. apprels nslon and
Ideatiflcatlon of criminals. The ofttcei will
maki L to ?. . . ?uiiini. als? m i
4 me of the nv I Important 11
v-, ? ih? Preach wa of photos .; ng and
m? asui '.r?K He rn ms sd fo n v < ski in
Parts rtudying the nes ystem under ths
direction of Alfori??? Bertillon, Invent.f
? ntifli ?<??'
Captain Psurot said he iraa m rl
pressed by lbs mannei in which I ?
IthinitiOfl ' at? h ? riming'.? sn.l . oti?
ve i ihem. Hs ?aid bs stayed a month ,,t
Bootland fard, where Sir Edward Henr*
esplained their system t?? him. captain
Bwurol has bee? I II ? head of the Her?
tllion snd fiiiperpnnt burean In thl ? ty
everal ? ? Mi Paurot s< com.
panled him on the li tp abroad
MAmr QUIT WORK IN PARK
Pick and Shovel Men Needed, but Arc
Hard to Find.
frith '?? '?'? tw?rafy?foui laboi era left ,
fore? *? i.li h nut" ? i ?I fort) -nine ,
lr th? Meek i'..iu romralssloner Stover
:. ni ou) moi ( soil. ia t...iia v in
io get ih? aeventy-flve rdek and I ?? . i
met? he needs foi ji.ii |.. v. ?.in
c?f III on il.'- civil Servies list abo ?\<?r*
originally notifie?! to srjpear only a
atsty applied tot w"ik c>f thee? u-n
i in ? *?eie seesptad OUtars weni t., \n^
I ^rk. looked a? the ripk and ?h?. ?i , , n
.?i work a?-'i arenl ???v. Then fully barf
Of the fort?-nine ?? ho ?v.ef Becepl I null
Mativ ?it those who snsieinl ii,. eau I
were tmitus, buttonhole maker.?, metormen
and even sang PUrseySfS One man \\h<\
hsea s Mnsjsf lu a moriag plctura ahem <?
.?i ii? ajuil n?i "i.?? day's ??"ii?. y-u.
prriaterajenl Baatty asM eeterda .
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Store Closes
at 6 P. M.
Directly on
In terborough
Subway
(Astor Place Station)
The Coast of the Mediterranean Is Full of Rocks
But There Is Only One Gibraltar
\(vv York ItxUy abounds ?n sales of China?
(.iasswaiT and Housewares. HUT THERE
IS ONLY ONE WANAMAKER SALE OF
BACH.
Here these sales are not accidental?, or imita?
tions. They arc events of the store calrndnr.
plnniirr] just as broadly and as carefully as we plnn
to meet the public's Christmas holiday wants.
Through all of this planning runs the key?
note of worthy merchandise to be sold for less than
usually. Year by year wc accomplish 1 his the
better.
And it is no exaggeration to say that the offer
ingl of the present week exceed in attractiveness
those of any other week in any other year of tht
Wanamakcr sales of China, Glassware and
Tlousewares.
fiCafl
H Is Our Pleasure to Present to the People ol New York in
The Wanamaker Fall Sale of
Housewares
what we believe 18 the largest, most valuable and most inter- : So much depends upon the merchandise itself that it is not
esting collection of housewares ever gathered into one store. | wise to trust to prices and words alone. It will profit every woman
It comprises merchandise of the highest qualities that we | ?men, too, for they pay the bills?to sec the merchandise in this
This September China Sale
In Its Scope and Economies, Is the Most
Notable China Sale This Store Ever Held
could find, and, in most instances, the articles have improve
, incuts suggested and insisted upon by us.
The Great Things of the Sale Are:
Refrigerators Wooden Ware
Sewing Machines Kitchen Cutlery
Bathroom Furnishings Trunks
Knameled Ware Tinware
Fireplace Furnishings Brushes, Soaps
Ironware Chafing Dishes
Gaivanized Ware Coffee Machines
As io the Economies
Savings average one-third throughout the Sale. But the
greater economies are in the high qualities of the merchandise itself.
It is better to pay 60c for a 90c soap dish that will last a lifetime
than to pay 20c for a 25c soap dish that will last a month or so.
It is better to pay a fair low price for a piece of enameled ware
of first quality?and that is the only kind that can come into this
store?than it is to pay an unfair price for a utensil that is a con?
stant menace to the health of the family.
There is plenty of low-priced merchandise in this Sale, but no
unsafe merchandise.
NOT a "second" of any kind
NOT a dollar's worth of "job" merchandise
NOT a piece of unhygienic merchandise
NOT a piece of old merchandise
Anil there is plenty for everybody. No limit is placed on the number
of articles a customer may buy, but acul?is %ytli piase bwj thnr supplies from
the manufacturera.
BLANKET TIME!
And Here Are Blankets a-Plenty
When wc ordered them, months ago, we specified that the
exact proportion of wool and cotton should be on the ticket at?
tached to each blanket.
Some of the manufacturers declined to do this. We haven't
?<_>t the blankets those manufacturers make.
On Wanamakcr blankets is specified?the exact size in inches,
actual weight in pounds, proportion of wool and cotton,
sale; the beautiful china dinner sets, fancy decorative plates, hand- j
painted pieces; the exquisite cut glass; the French bronze?; the
Italian sculpture. They will realize, more clearly than words can
make them realize, the good taste that has been shown in the selec?
tion, the perfect quality of the merchandise, the unusual economics
at the September prices.
From Austria
tVr? e v> ool blanket;. $17
to
V,nr
$33 pair.
The Best American Hlnnkct?
( if ??ut ?. long*stapl< Australian
wool, ararp and Riling, arith 4-incli
taffeta -ilk binding.
60x90 inches, 4'-, Iba., $21 pi ?r
70x90 inches, 5! lbs , $24 pair.
78x90 ?nchea, ?v lb , $27 pair.
90x90 inches, VA lb?.. $32 pair.
O? Ohio and Australian
Wool Combined
60x9(1 in . 4: ? lb? . $14 and $18 pair.
m.yOU in. 5*< lb?., |1S and $21 pair.
78x90 in . 6| ? lbs. $17 and $24 pair.
90x90 in. 7' ? 11???, $21 and $27 pair.
Pure Wool Tilling
on Light Spool Cotton Wsrp
ft0x90ifl .4' : lbs $?.50 to $12.50 pair.
lb'- . $9.50 to $14 pair.
lb?-.$11.50 in $16.50 pr
lb?. $13.50 to $18 p.iir.
All Wool
11...$8.50 and $11 pair.
lb= .$10 and $13 pair.
ib- $12 and $16 pair,
lb- . $7 pair.
lb - . ?8 pair
lbs., 89JO pair
70x90 m
78x90 in
90x90 in
f?0x90 in.. 4
72x90 in.,5
Xu*.On in .h
60x84 in., 4>
J in., 5;
7i\\S'*?in..iV
?MK-Xi in . 4 lbs., $5 pair.
70x82 m . 5 lb?., $6 pan-.
76x84] m., f? lbs., $7 pair.
*' Physician's Tavoritc "
Blankets 80 Per Cent. Wool
'??KXJ in.. 4 Ibl . $4.50 pair.
70x82 th.. ? lbs. $5.50 pair.
7h:-..(Sl in., 6 lbs . $6.50 pair.
Dollar-a?Pound Blankets
40 Per Cent. Wool
'?i\j*r m . 4 lb-. $4 pair.
70x82 in., S Iba., $5 pair.
74x84 in., 6 lbs., $6 pair.
Pansy Blanket
25 Per Cent. \N ojI
60x80 m . $8 pair.
70x80 in . $8.50 pair.
I oftCm Blankets, with a finish like
wool, $1.65 tb $2.25 pair.
Colored Inilian blanket*, made of
j territory wool, $5 to $10 each.
Don't Forget the Baby!
( nb Blanket?- of soft woo!, with
cotton warp Tink ami blue border
colorings
30x40 in . $'.75 and $3 pair.
.?6x50 in., $2.50 and $4 pair.
1.1x56 m . $3.50 .?ml $5 pai
4H.\n4 m . $4.50 and $6 pair,
First floor, om Building.
DINNER SETS
Cver l,0C0 Specially Priced
From the besl French, English,
German, Austrian and American pot?
teries, containing all the essential
pieces. N*"t made to meet a price
Factories lia'.c been making the??
for h- since the beginning ol laat
February, through quiet periods
when they were glad to work at little
profit AH ue of regular first grade.
Some of them:?
Prom France
$15. regularly $.55?Redon, spray
<!? coration ?ni plain shape, all han
dies heavily gilt, SOUp tureen and
three large di-hc-.
$17, regularly $27.50?Redon, 115
pieces, spray decoration on plain
shape. This -et ha- lour meat
dishes, with sugar and cream.
$35. regularly $50? Redon. 114
piece- with soup tureen, new border
design, four sizes ol plate-, includ?
ing bread and butter plater-, four
meat platters. Every piece gilt and
gold traced handles. Without soup
tureen, 832.50.
$37.50. regularly $57.50?Redon,
114 piece* with SOUp tureen, new
bonier design, four sizes ol plate-,
four meat dishes, all piece? gilt and
t>ol?d gold handle-. Without soup
tureen. $32.50.
$45. regularly $67.50? Redon. 114
piece* with soup tureen, a very i
handsome border design with solid
gold handle* and all piece* gilt hour
-i/e* plate.-, f? ur large meat ?lishcs.
Without -oup tureen, $-f0
From Austria
Fine china dinner sets ol W
pieces, with -pay (lower design and
all handle* gilt. Soup tureen and
three lar^e meat dishes. $12, regu?
larly 815.
American
Porcelain dinner sets OI 100 pieces
with -??up turCen and three, large
ment ?li-he-. new shapes and new
border decorations, all pieces gilt.
$8. regularly $12.
The same quality of -et-, in richer
border designs $10. regularly $15.
Porcel mi dinner sets of 100 pieces,
border dr*ign. all pieces p?lt. soup
tureen and three large meat dishes.
$12, regularly .517.50.
Porcelain dinner -rt- of 100 piece? I late
with bread an<l butter plates, SOUp I -ct
Opcn Stock Patterns
After a continuoua service of frort
firg to ten years, the following ato
being rlo-ed out at from one tbtrd
to one-half less than regular prices:?
Chas. Field Haviland dinner sets,
117 piece?1, in a rose border design.
every piece heavily gilt, solid |
handle?; h\e meat disnea, also bread
and butter plate*. $57.50, from. Ml?.
("ha5 Field Haviland dinner
128 pieces, in a rich maroon border
design, -olid gold handle*; tivr meat
dishes. $80, from SKA
Theodore Haviland dinner sets,
very rich green and gold border de?
jugn. ?.olid gold handle-; ?? meat
d:*he*; mur m/c plat?*-, including
bread and butter plate-. $72, font
$144.
German china dinner *rt-. Uk?
piece*, in a full under gia/e blue pat?
tern, four sizes of nlate-, tour dishes
and soup tureen. $30. from $45.
Ameritan porcelain dinner sets,
113 piece*, in a flower border d<
and all pieces gilt. Four mc<<i dishes
and soup tureen. $15, rtottl $27 :"
CUT GLASS
$50.000 Worth of Special Fur chases,
and Regular Stock ai Special Prices.
These Offerings Have
Never Been Duplicated
At Half Price or Less-1.non p., .?,
of eut gla^s. newest <>f the near, pur?
chased from ont of the leading cut
gla*s manufacturers. An assortment
comprehending alm?oat everything
made in cut ?la-*, from punch how!
to nappies.
At savings of one-quarter to one
third?A gr:.it quantify ol pnce- in
our regular ?!!-year-roun<l cuttings
and slupes, from a factory coil
trilled by the Wanamakcr More.
Punch bowl* on *taitd. 12-'H . a j
rich cutting from the solid blank, j
$17.50, regularly $25 each.
tureen and three large meat <b*hev
border design. $15, regularly $20.
FANCY CHINA
4,C00 5ampies. Worin $4.000, lo
be Sold for $1.500
The entire sample line ol one "'
ihr largest importers ot tine Irc.ch
China?-plat?ea. chop ?-ii-he?, choco?
pOtS, Cake plate-, fete J ?
cups and -au? er . ?ugar ? '
creams, salad bowls, macaroni dishes
and meat dish?i
Measured by'the Highest Standards
These Fine Carpets
Arc Entitled to Regular Prices
But a change in the management of the department, and a
consequent overhauling of stock, has resulted in a very radical j
revision of prices on an extensive range of patterns.
Roval Wiltons, ol the $J grade, are $2.25.
? Vxminsters. highest ?rade, regularly $2, are $1.50.
\ viuin-tei"-. ol $1.50 tO $1.75 grades, are 65c to $1.30,
Body Brussels, $1.M to $1.75 grades, ar? 70c to $1.35.
VVilton velvet*, of ?he $1.50 grades, are $1.10.
Velvet', of B5c to 51 10 grade?, ar? 65c to 85c.
M! wool Ingrain*, of 75c. grade, are 60c.
300 Wilton Rugs
At Special Prices
r, x $ it, $18.50 and $19. r> x 12 ft, $24.50 and $29.50.
B ft. ] in. ,\ 1" It. 6 in . $23 and $27.50.
Fourth Gallery, New Building.
The New 1912 Howe Rotary
Sewing Machine for $32
This is a brand-new sewing machine, to be had nowhere else.
Tt is a rotary machine of the most approved type, easy run?
ning, fully guaranteed. This machine, like all that we seil, can
be purchased for $2 initial payment and $! a week, and be deliv?
ered free anywhere east of the Mississippi River.
Baaenx nt, New Buildii g
The New Soft Hats for Men
In the New Clothing Store.
The Price?$2?will Surprise Men who have been
Paying $3 or more for Hats of Similar (?rade.
These are new, Fall-of-1911 Soft Hats. Made for us after our
own specifications.
They arc different hats. The kind that will be most worn
this season?a soft-hat season.
Two styles?rough and smooth fur effects.
Three colors in each style?light gray, dark gray. tan.
A distinctive (and an important) feature is the kettle edging.
Adds to appearance and prolongs wear.
On sale this (Tuesday) morning. $2.
Broadway and lighth Straft, Mam 1
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Streets.

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