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POUCE HUNT PARTNER
OF L B. WILSON ? I
Consolidated Brokers Suspe
and D. M. Ferguson Is Charge
with Defalcation.
SHORTAGE MAY BE $35,0
Wilson Hopes Customers Will
Paid in Full and That He Ca
Resume Business?Bride
Gives All to Creditors.
TIM suspension <-f U B. Wilson ft <
i*i.ns<.'.i'int.'(l St.? k KxchatiKO brokl
99J annoiin? ????! \ .?st?*i ?In v ni<<rninc at
?peninK ?*f Hi?' SXChailfS. Mr. Wils
senior memlxr of tin* tit tu. nm??dlat
made 9 statem? tit In which ho chat.
the failur- <.f Ins firm to the ?Wal?
lion!? and manipulations of ? ust?>nn
accounts by liis partner. I>. M PVH*gU8<
?harks W Hish<?p. ??f No. H7 Wall sir?
was appointe**! BSSlgnee
Mr. FerKiifkin t??l??|ih<>ti?--fl Mr. Wi!s
last Thursday thai he would not como
from Ms home In Mapl? w?"><i. N. .1.. tl
day. nor. In fa't. until aft? r th?' Lai
I?av holidays. Mr. Wilson sai?! he h
r>?ith?>r s??-n nor heard of him sin?*?-' tli?
?.ml that ?ff?'ris to r?-a?*h liim at 1
home had proved unavailing. Thai
mem?'-T of a Wail Str?'?d tlnn "f broke
ha'l ?lisapp? areij following an oxaniin
tlon of th>' firms I.ks was told
yesterday's Trihune.
"Mv partner has ?lisappear?"!," 99
Mr. Wilson, "and from the examina;i?
of ??"??ks an?! accounts that ?are b ii
made so far it appears thai the anorta!
will amount to betw?*4 n $9ft000 and |3S
?Km. Hiukvit, it la Impossible fo sa
Just how many a counts Mr. Vergogt
fslsifled. and so it is Impossjlhle to git
definite figures. It may turn out thl
the joss Is much heavier than i no**? bu]
pos:*."
Customers' Accounts Wrong.
i?is?"\?Ty of (he BlKsrtase cam
throuph customers, who complained tha
the ai-tounts BSn1 In to them at the BO
of bualness last w?-? k won m? orrect Ai
investigation of these complaints ws
made at ?'in???, and they were JustitU'l.
The police were inform?') of the fact
sud are now looking for Mr. F? i
tome tune aco Mr. Ferguson told Mr
Wilson he owried the house he lived h
?t Mapl?*uo..d. and Mr. Wilson WSS bUSj
yestertla) trying to verify that atati
ment The chief of police at Maplewoot
i?m The Trlhune 'ast night over th?? tele
i'i,' i .i- i ? h ""! !??' ' iv? ?i n?> orders t<
it Mr. Ferguson. "The last time 1
saw him was . ' SlS We<8kfl SgO," h?
? "ii'Inued, "bul i?'* lives ? ?me d
from m?', anil he may have been around
i |ter !'?.r ai: I know."
From othei Bourc4ss the Dews came thai
Mr. Fergust>n had been Bpeculatlni n
? bis os n .o count and it was
? II? \ "i that if he iised ins firm's mon? >
i hla '?wn purp?OSes H went that way.
Mr. Wilson advanced him
???j.umii ,,., Bom? Btt> k he said ? ?
Had Been a Railroad Man.
Mi Fergus?.*. ' ? fore be? omlng a part?
Mi. W ? h had been private
? ??.!?>? t" J. M Qulgley, president ??f
T?.|??lo. St. L? ? ?I Wi st? tn Rail?
? '"I ai?'? had ; ? ?? t ? ..inn?- post
' Rohsrt Han .? nl of ihr
North? mi Pacific. Mr. W Ison said that
1 Ib ? Bb i?..... rar as he kn< w, had always
ft
bsen ix.inplaiv. Mr. Ferguson's wife
<li<<1 three years ,i?,n. ]\o han '?no non.
Mr. WitSOB whs hop? ful that !>?? would
be able in r<sum?' buartneag s<>??n. He
?aid ha l'"li.v.'?l with ?ar.ful handling
"f lila assets every customer cxroM M
paid in full, if he oouM hav known
Thuraday tl.tnci ainounl et the tirm'.?
!?-?. Mr. Wilson BatdJ bs l??'li?'v??l he
WOUld hav.? hail BO ?HHi?-ulty In raising
til?- money (0 ti?l?* him <?v>r. "Hut my
friends and associates." h?- <ontinn?d,
"naturally ?li.l n,?t want to l?-nd BBS any
?it?;., amounts of nioiKy unies.?? they
ii'iihl 1... assured that their I'an? would
stifii??. to k?-.'i? my business goins. 1
???uiii sot furnish su? h an aasmranca.
No StOChs paid for by my . ustoiiiirs
hav?. been h> potheca^ed."
Mr Wilson was married only a short
tini? ato. and it was understood that his
bride, in an rffott to BBVS the firm,
turned o\.r to it all hat [M?noajal prop
srty.
The firm of I. B. Wilson <*i- ('??. has
been doing bustness on the Consolidated
for nine years, it has always had a I
K<????l reputalioii. Mr. Wilson himself
had a reputation for Integrity bsyond j
reproach, according t<> members of the
axchange. One friend said he w?? worth
ft ?in tf&OOfl to fl(M,00(X He handed in
his resignation as a member of the hoard
of governors as sunn as his suspension i
was antioui). ed.
-?- !
LAWYERS ABOUT TO FIGHTl
Spectators Interfere in Time at I
County Courthouse.
The County Courthouse almoal becanaa
tha scene yssterday afternoon of one sf
those exhibltlona of tha manly art recently
brought bach to populaiity by tha Prawley
law, whaa two raprssantatlvea of the i?Kai
profesafoB Indulged In a Ml "f axtravaganl
language over a matter of B\ttt or so.
P. x. Cst*mody, who-e office is at No. M
Wall sti'tet. had Just sppllsd t? Justice
Gavegaa for an order to .on? pel Asa L
Carter, "f Ko. IB Wall afreet, to pay ovar
to the Misses Amelia and Louise Patera the
*.???> which h?? obtained for then about a]
year and a half ago as aettlemenl of a I
suit brought in compaction with an estate
I alter ?aid that lie had held the money
becauas the alatera refuaed t" accgpl ths
M.080 winch ha off' red Hit tn af-,er deduct?
ine- what he matatalned was bla fcs.
.. ?."i that ?*arter was an?
iit:?'?i to onlj 20 per cent of tha ansounl
collected, and thai hla dienta were living
i-i want becauae of hla refusal to give them
their rightful share. Juatlcs Qavegan ?h
rected i'.?rt?r to pg- over H0O0 at once,
and ?aid he would appoint a referee to de?I
terinir.?* how the rest should be divided
It was after tha lawyers had adjourned toi
?rrtdor thai they almost engaged in a
? light Byatandera separated them be?
fore an) tMowa were exchanged
TO SAVE ON SNOW REMOVAL
City Receives Bids That Are Much ;
Lower than They Were Last Year.
Oa the baala o? the Lids for anos removal
opened yesterday by Cotnmlaaioner Bd
of the Street < leaning D< i ai tmenf
the city ought to aave conalderaWe muney
next a Int r. Tha pricea ashed are mud?.
lower thai, they acre tl-.-n. 'Jijas lowaal
bidden for the Borot gh of Ifonhasruin a-ere
Celeal no v !'? Msrco, at an a*rsraga of
centa a cubic yard, aa compared *??? i 11\
i m s last \. ar.
William il Maateraon, tha loweel tdddsr
foi The Bronx, asks .",:? centa, as i ompared
with 11 centa laat year. Newman & Carey
offei i" remove tha snow in Brooklyn it a
irlfl? ?-- than ft cents, m comparad .:<.i',\
nearl* i? centi paid ?j yaai ago. Tht av?
?rai;' tavlnf on a nubia yard of anos sill
be about 8 i <-nts
On a baala of B7 Inchea o( anowfall, tha
tam? aa laat yei r. the saving to ihe city on
the new pricea would be t78,taK, The fall
then was much amaller than uausl, s?> the
actual saving t" the city will pro?>-i'*ly ba
a .- ' moro than |78,( i '
1
'There was more lo thai imile than S020 Sam would have his ad
miren know. Behind it lurk. <l the secret of his grcal success*."
Winning the Pennant by a Smile
Can such a thing 1><* possible without hypnotism? Certainty, the way
that S"/" Sam, Hie wonderful pitcher ?-! the Poison Oaks team,
\s.?rke<i it. Jlt.t there cune a day of reckoning.
The Unhappy Fate of SoZO Sam By Bozeman Bulger
will tell yon al! about it in iiui next Sunday Magazine, The well
known baseba.ll expert mur wrote a better story.
Careless Riley Buys the Supper By Wallace Irwin
i- i.ne of the strongest candidates for a pri/r yet offered. A tale ?if
tlic clashing of the upper and lower classes. Humorous, satiric,
and -?M ui, t'?".
Indemnity By Katherine G. Busbey
A dramati? tale "i love an.I lieroi-m in a tropic land, by the well
known Washington author A prize entry.
Who Was Belle Carillon?
At la~t the question i- answered in the final story of Gelett Burgeas'i
.M?at >'???? kork Arabian Nights' I ntertainment.
Our Next Illustrated Song
"My Old Kentucky Home," by Stephen Collins Foster, will be illus
tratc'l by a r< ?irnductKiii <?i -, painting by 1 he Reeses,
All in To-morrow's
Sunday Magazine
OF THE
New-York Tribune
Any important item of news you overlooked in your daily news?
paper will reappear in the review of the week, which is a regular feature
of the Sunday Tribune. Mailed anywhere in the United States for $250
a year.
IS
Latest Bomb Outrage Retaliation
or Defiance, Police Say.
GET PRISONER ON THE SPOT
Court Holds Young Italian Crimi?
nal Found Fleeing from
Wrecked Bank.
?'oHfahiie-? m-iiijrn Influants assrrsi to ex?
tend beyond the Tombs, for th??r<" ?'?a? an?
other bomb explosion \eM.rday .m lita K.i?U
bsos it i??! tooam ii?>p.'?i by th<* iioii?-.- and
by decent Italian.? tt>n.>,Hlly that with tlM
arrest and confinement of the klnu <?f tic
Black Hand'' the activities ?if bomb throw
91*9 would ce-is?'. allowing hi? ??munit
' nient without linn on lllUWday. '?'Stabil.
was tndl.te?! \ estenlay <?n four count? by
the Kt,in?l htry. Thfso counts \ar> in lan
KUHk'e liithei than In siibslan? ??. their ob?
ject beiiiK to weave the n?'t s?> closely about
the prisoner as to prevent any technicality
throtiKh which he mlKht aacspe lb?- law
Whether the homb esplosloii of raster?
day, followed by the arrest of I .nuit? Vtr/i,
a young Italian with a police r??'>r?l. srsa
an Indication of a plan <>f r?'tallati?m by
Bisel Handers lor the arrest of their sup
posed leader or In sheer defiance of tb??
activity of the police in ninnluK down the
haunts of the Black Manden dato? tiv.-s
?m the case were unable to BSJT. The nr
r-st of viral almost before ths nolsa of
th?? explosion hail ?lie?| .may proved that
?h?- poib-e ?rere detertnlned to try to ibvJ
bomb outragea, of which there have been
seventeen sin e August .". In this city.
Shortly sfter ! o'ckck y>'St?-id iy morn - i
?UK Patrolrnsn Prank VVaraer, of the Mh
Btrsel station, was .?t E**lrs1 svenue and 12th
street. talking with Harry ?'ollins, g
private wst? tunan. They were dtacuealng
the many bomb outrages in the neighbor !
IkxmI when .1 territle ? ?xplosinn Bhook the
bouscB araund for blocks.
Warner and Cotilos ran In the dir? 'rtion
of the noise, joined by DetecUvea Dtglllo,
Bottt, Trsbucd and Br?tano, who bad been
detailed by Irispector Hugh?**. f<>i
su. h work. Th.- polie.? found that the front
<?f th?* private bank and ates-mshlp agency
of Barracsto .*?- Rlsso, a( No. i-i Baal ISth
street, had torn n wrecked by t!,. .x ;-l? >.-i"!..
Th" teeming population, quaking with
fear, kept indoors. The bank is on th.
ground floor of B six story t?'n?-ment hOttSS.
out of which, fast as the detectlvea cams
lip, ran VinL
"Hers, Viral, what ara >ou up toT
shouted Bottt, who knew the man.
Vir/.i ??aid in- bad i.n nlling on a girl
rsmed Mana Mur.ui". who lived on the!
third floor, and that, heightened by I ?
plosion, be bad ran to the itreet llsria's
rather raid Viral had ?mm bass In the ?su?
re?o rlSt, bUI IfSliS "'pira'iiriel him
'l'he exploalon brake the plate glsss win?
dowi of the bank, wreck?ed doora and sasb
tf ami itopfied Hi?- clock in "i?' ??ank at
i 14. Nicholas <'and?'ior;i. insnsgsr of the
nank. said he was ????rt.u.i the Black Hand
lad miatakea ?heir point of attack and tl il
hla firm rtsver had reeved any Black
Hand letters. The thlrty-ihre? tamlUea Uv
n.', i!i ib.- place were skeptlesl. however,
saying the Blsch Hand BCV4W forgot, neret
forgSVS and never ma?l? a "mistake."
Viral was taken to Police Hes-o^usrters
and later was bold in IS,. ball by Mag?
istrate Herbert in the Ess? I Market Ctrurt.
Mon? Medalla, Assistant LHatrid ?ttorney,
asid it would bave been Impoaalble to hold
Virzi in saythlng bul bulgnlflcanl ball had
it not been for Ihe Bulllvsn law, which
makes it a felony to have In one'a posses?
sion any kind of a ?l-a.llv weapon.
Inap?rctor Hughea last evening gsva out
a record of Viral, stowing thai <m May IS,
1901, ha w.?s ,ent to the Kimira Referma?
t.iry f?>r burglary; thai on January it. i lOT,
aa tools Vlneent, ba wsi aenl to Harts
Islsnd for thirty daya for carrying con?
cealed weapons, and that on August 19, 1910,
he was arrest? d as Lulgl Veisi i b) L?ete?
t,\?s Carrao and Ctmatano ?in a chai of
l "ini'ide. bul "best" the i ase and wa
leased on "September I. Th* arrest was
made in connection with the killing of Pas?
qusle Melsmla on January :i. 1909, st So.
188 East l&th atreet.
Oluaepp? CostsUle wsa Indicted yeater
? der s-? ti'.n 1997 of the Penal C? do,
i rohlblt?ni the ? srrying of i one? aled weap
Thla wsa the firsl Indlirtmenl under
llvan law. ?'oslabile will pi? :nl t" th?.
I Indlcrtmenl on Monday, and District Attor?
nej Whitman la trying to srrange for hla
I trial a few daya afterward, probably i
i 'l hur-?lay.
HELD FOR HAVING GUNS
But Man Carrying Razor Is Freed
by Magistrate.
For violation "i ? i< provielona of the Sul?
livan law, two men who carried "shooting
Irons" and on? man who carried a i ism
I v. ere gathsrad li the police net yesterdsj
.Mai'istrat?. Krotel heard the flral csm ol
auch violation In the Weal Bid? court, when
I James Crawford, ? msmbei ..- the New
Y?.ik Athletic Club, w,?s hi Id In 11.000 for
bavins a i onceatod wi -11 ??. r i
Henry Becker, of Seattle, VVas wsa ai
rested as he i? ft the i>?-shr?isses ?tree! ferry
foi cArrylns ? shotgun In a caae He ha?i
j'.ist arrived In tins city, and knew nothing
of the neu law. He Intended to aail for
bis home In Uerraany thla morning, but h?>
was h.-id f?.r the grand im .. Msgiatrate
<>'?'onnor, In II t Tomba ?.it
Among the many pushrarl pedlei
were strslgned In the Jeffer?r?ri Mark, t
? '?ni i yeati rdsy was one m ho,
? " lied, liad a raior In his poaaeiMdon
Maslntrate KVeachl tin?-?I the prisoner I- for
paddling ?irithoul a license. He said ? twaot
mlghl lawfully be cani.'d by pcraorts who
used it ??T n> proper purpt-Mr? and who
ahowed i" Intention .?i mrlng II unlswfully
against another. The prisonei asid be ussd
li for shading himself.
The ?.-land j'.ry i?iu-.d yestei i\ to in?
dict Jumes PsJmero, <?f Huntli gton, tona
lalartd, who was an, ate?i on th? Bow??rj .i
\w-.-k ago on ih" charge ?.f riotatins the
Sullivan law- Palmero wss csn Ins a shot?
gun in a bunting case Msglstrate 0*Coh?
nor hel?l i-.im on the clmrgi ..; rtolsUng the
section of the law prohibiting i
of weapons by f???relgnera? th? penalti !"-'
wiii? h i~ ?even reara In state pria n a\t the
BUggsstlon of I'lsiiM Attorney fVhltman
Pslmero was i-el**a?sed <n ins o?rn recog?
nlaance. Ha Justified Mr ?Vhltinan'i confl?
dance by sppssring si hla office yestertla?
to learn ???? gtand Jury'a dUpoaition of th?
?.a.-?
ANTI-^GUN TOTING" SOCIETY
Organization Proposed, and Sen?
ator Sullivan Will Help It.
ah...i.v. gejH | Jacob i:. Baiu h. ., for?
iM.-r Coran? i. of St w v. rk city, js ,.n.
desvortns t.. have the Uglalaturs enact a
law ln?M>rporattag "The ??oclsty f,?- ,??.
Knfor.em.nt of the Corte? lied Weapon
l.aw" li.- says s.-iiatoi Tlmuth) D Bulli?
r?n, author ol tue laugeroua u. ,t].,,.
ban promtaed t?, Introduce a hin . ..'
and whan the Legtalatura reconvene?
?in the opini?n uf mgny,*' .,,,j 4,Ir
Bausch i??-.lav, "the polios with their man?
duties ?aiin.ii rape with ths situation and
the soihty, If authorized b) the Laaii
latine, would devote h? stterglei ihrough '
a force of agenta to auppreai the carrylna i
of cosiosslad w sapons There an ,.i
in N.w Vo,k ? -it > whsTs gangs hire guns
for a quarter s muht when thej ptsa t?
shoot up1 aiMMtor gang. There la too
much 'gua ioiihk' la Nss fork, .??,,, iUct,
[a aactsiy ?s is pa-aaj-iesad would r<> ? hmg
arg] toward stoppln? It."
I .la? oh B Mansch, promote of 1*8 plan of
foitning a toctaty to prevent eSiryU-g ot
eon...ii.d weapons, bsfors h?s staa ? *'*'m'
many Coroner, to which offlca he WSB
elected in laeT ?a? a IsJaOf BLfjltstor. At
aate um?- be aras a waikin?. .1. legate of tha
\\.i.arv.rs' union and escnrstsry et the
Central Labor t'nl"fi. In conne? ti"n Brtth
th.? leKlstration for IBS election <>f BaM
the ex i'oron?r was arr<st??I. hut MnKls
trate Moss declarad tha 'in'*." an outraKe.
Bauach was alsetsd chief i lerk to th.>r
DS>srs In l!*"fi, and after holdlni. oftVe on?*
month was tried BarfSTS th<* board OS
?haines ma?I.? try the [?bttht Altorney. but
was not ?liMiiissed from olt?..'?'. LeM year.
fiKainst his wishes, he was retired fr ?in
tha .lerkfiiip and Antonio d'Alaaaandro, a
Hepubll' an, took h-8 pill?'?'.
WOMAN DEMOLISHES FENCE
Objects to Structure Near West
Orange Home.
west ?ininRe, n ,i, Sept s <spt>fiai).?
tVleldlng a atsdanj hammer l?etBelf ami
?orbing fast in th" aarly trtoi-ghag. allst
I'annie Todd, Of Bt 'loud SVCnUS, this
town, helped demolish part of a stone fenre
which Charlea fcharemler, proeirlstof of
the t'harle? S'hw ?Inler 1're?.?,, New >'..rk.
erected In front of his handsome house In
l.id?-cway nvenue Miss Todd holda 'hat
the part of the fanes which 'she tore down
was arrows a publie highway, the only
tut an.? ?t acceea ??> a plot in the rear of
tha Bchwelnler ?state which aha purchased
i.i.t l"n?r a?"
Ai.ori.'itu t?i mapa of lbs C*ranga Manor
1 and Company, from which Miss Todd
ItaBda 'I'?- purchase, the street Is laid out
th'Te. but there exists sotr.e doubt Whether
il has ever hot n BCCit*pted by the town. The
r*ecorda ara hard to fiad, and it will prob?
?? My be aotns tima before tha matter is ad?
Justed The courta will probably have the
!. ?t asy in th?' c*mtroveray that Iflaa odd
i aa eel afoot.
Th?- fenca is 858 toot i.>n? and la not re?
garded by aome of ,he reetttaita <?f the
i ?.?Khiiorhood .is any addition to the beauty
? i th.? landscape,
The sturdy youncr woman, who belonga
to one of the old?.st f m.iies <>n the moun?
tain top and one nuteai for its Independent
aplrtta t?t out early yesterday mornir.i* with
Ihres laborera and they had their work all
done before workmen ?.tl the short dletance
still to i.e completed were on the scene.
t'he Bchwelnlera are ?tin at their rammer
cottage at "S. a bricht. X. J. and ha.e rot
h?-ard ?if the incident.
CHINESE WARSHIP COMING
The Hai Chi, with 500 Aboard,
Now Nearing This Port.
Bome five hundred Chliteae aadloimen win
.uni.? into t;;is port sume time to morrow
They have been expected here ever since
the King of ?England was croarned, but I
aomehoa tha Chinese wsr ahlp liai Chi, ou j
which they ai-, couUng, hsa i.n a long
time f? ttlng here. More than a month as, i
she was reported headina for this port
at eighteen knots, but she did not arrive
Th- Hal Chi win h- th,? first Chtitswe
w.ir ressel to visit this port, and a spli'n
dld pt*oa***ainjne has !.-. g prepared f"r the
Oriental visitors The city, st.it? and fed?
eral governments will r?crive ibar Admiral
?'hin I'lh Kw m?- and hla ? ?ttli?ers. and his
aallormen win have the freedom of th.*
?ity, a eourtesy not offered Ihe ordinary
? ' of ? ihlna.
H lt. Blason, the Chinese Inspector "f
th?- local InWnlgratton bureau, will not mo
I? -? the riaitlng Chinamen, ii" said rester
?I,iv that his authority over alien ?'hin.unen
?ltd let apply t" Chlneae aubjects on <*
tnati-of war.
LARGE COPPER PRODUCTION
Consumption Even Greater?
Statement Considered Favorable.
The statement of the Copper Producers'
Aasoriatton for August, laeued yesterday,
u.is Mmmonly regarded .?? favorable, aa
although production was much larger than
hid been expected, consumption wsa even
larger. Production in August totsllsd ]'!'?.
193,887 pounds, against llt,lt?Mt in July.
Exports during th- month were ?'>:?,?'?.".,?.'.i.
pounds. *.."" 1 '??'? les? than in .Inly, and dO
? deliveries were S8.S t pottnda, an
Increase of ..'?"..?.7?: pounda The total de?
liveries, f?>i dom?-atlc consumption and for
export, amounted to 118,791,021 pounda, ?u
l.297,357 pounda in exceaa "i ihe production
for th?? month, atocha on hand therefore
ahowlng a reduction "f that amount, from
-,?> pounda al ihe end "f July to ]:::,,.
in,:.?i pounda at ihe cloae "f August
Th" Mirur? s. In pounds, "f pi? du ?ion and
conaumptlon ..f ?*opper In the United Btatea
in August and ?.f -?neks on ii.-?n<i compare
BUI follow.? Hit!, July, 1911, and A :e,;st. '.HI":
lug 1911 lui) ISI i \ ._ . 1810 i
in. it, :::?. ?:,?? t:,; in in? I7o.?*40,878
-1 - - r a I.'.-,. I!?.:.?.?;? lt2.l87.M4 l*rt,*4U.*t,8l8
Tota It ;'r'.'..;.'."..'.. ?Hl*.l?_.?i?l*? _'.?*?. Ill _;><; !
I".m neMverle? :,'.? :? ;.", ::i;t .-,?'.',?-_ .-.?_ ?7.781.271
Export? i;:..?.-,-. t>;i? 74 ??ai,c.-,s iii.?.11.7mo I
Tl. ??ot-tutop I29.7V1.024 Lit.??'.."- -to I_".?..".?'>'..?'.M I
.?: t-1S3,441.nnl l87,73f?,8M 188,881,248
FRANK HEDLEY BACK HOME
Inturborough Manager Tells How Paris
Subways Are Run. , |
Prank Hedley, general manager of the
[nterborough Rapid Transit Company, who!
wenl abroad a. month ano, returned .??'s
lerday on th.- White sin liner 1 edrtc. ii"!
?1 idled th.. aubwaya ol London and Parta|
nui was ireatl] amuaed artth the op?rai on
..!" th?. hi'?? I
? ?? (on guards on the aubway
tra?na of Parla." ha said, and then are no
ttartlng bella The train is run by a con?
ductor. The) hav?- Brat and aeeond clasa
rompartmenta and trust to th.- tvonesty "f
the pa? ? .,_? ? to fo where their th-keis
??ail for. hut w.... to the passenger thai is
? lughi n. tin- wrong car The rheapneaa
of the taxlraba helpa make the aunwa)
trat?e light "
Mr liedle) ?aid ?he labor condttlona in
Kngland could '?..' ?? wot e II?' ? !??. lar??d
ti .it ti . worklna men had a lust art? tance I
and thai t*ondltlon? would not improve mi- |
ill the laboring men were paid a living 1
w , 1 ?-.
ALLEGED AUTO THIEVES HERE.
Th.- two allegad auto th!.?, Bamuel s
m.-hards, "f N?> 7! Baal '.?.M afreet, and
1 hart? i:.??, a chauffeur of" the Hotel
Navarre, who ware arrested Thursday
Bight In a '.arn ti.-nr Vohk?rs, w. r<*
brought from that city venteril,iv t., Police
Headquartera here. H?.?* n clutrgad with
baaing Stolen a ?ar at Travers Island ?lx
mantha ago and lll?*t*Btda is held as sa
ao ompllce
m -
SEEKS COTTON BELT PROXIES.
Prank ?' ? ?? >'?i?i. who recently snnouncad
ii!? intention of s.-ekin?,' 1 ?-pre?, ntation on
ti,.- 1...aid of directora of th.- .??t Loula
Southwestern Railway Company, 1? asking
f,,i proxies f"i us.- ,?t the coming annual
meeting "f atockholdera The proxies run
In the namea of K Lancaster WllllntiiH
George H Tayloi and Henr) \v Anderton
Mr William?, was elected to the Mis?,,,,,!
Pacific .???anl "a few months ago a? a ,,.
pull of ? movement Instituted by Mr
Qould to obtain representation In 'th..
directorate of that fad. and it is common
h ?, i|,pos...| thai It is plann.-.1 to ,i,., t hlin
also t'. the io.,iii of the Cotton Deli road
road
- a ? ?
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The fplloar.ni ban-Puptcy pstltlona arsrs
m,,1 yesterdsj bt the ITnJted Hatea i?is.
Irtct ''""it
I'-'? 1 !? ?' '-. ,/1,.,:,il-,,:l! " PoUce-nan
livini; .it Ko .... East 188th street, .olunl
larj LalaWlItl??-. lass, and no -mats
11 1.n s w BliKOPF, deal? 1 m .1,? llM.
fan? v goods. ??? No *?n Ninth .?venu.? ?',',
v,.hint,n \ It a-aa alleg? .1 thai he w,,? |n.
aulvcni and n-ada preferential **?*.* nn.iit_.
Jersey Court Lenient After
Prisoner Pleads Guilty.
Trl
in?. Tsligrsgh to Th
Sornervllle. N. .1. S-Jpt s a,?** l-rnR\
I Blew, the woman burglar who |oot?-i| the
cmntrv h.ime? of a number <>f Nsw V"rk ;
[bUStnSSfl men In thS S'.nth Sornervllle dls
I tiiet an?l cm? ealed the plunder nnd.r tbjs
! floors ?.f her own totUStO, wUg airaign.-l be?
fore Judge Case to-day and pl.a.led guilty
1 to too ?barges of larceny. Mrs ?-h.irl.s I. i
Kaln a stylishly dressed y?>ung wotntn. Who
fof-roerly .barged Mrs. Blew with stealing:
almosl a waK?n load of bri?*. M.r.u* from
tor born??, 01-gStl that she be relea- ?"1
Mrs. Kaln said she bellevfd Mrs Blew
bad fp.nfed and that he had alrea?ly l.eon ,
rcverely punished by her fall from high ea
teem aiming her neighbors and h-r remorse
over being ssparatad tram hot children Ths
eldest, a gfrl of si-teen, la n?.w in a refor
n.iiorv fOf participating In bSf m-.th-r's
? rimes, and six others, the y'lta-.-t I babe,
tire now under the protection of th.? chll \
?Iron's Home .-??.?lety ..f Trenton.
After hOS ling ?he young woman'.' plea
Judge i'iis?' ?aid that he was also Of Utsl
??pinion that no good ?routd b.? obtained by
sending h ?r 10 prison, an?! after her con? j
f? ss;?,n the cOUli was disposed to spare her ?
for the sake of her y?.ung children, as there
was | prospe.-t of the mother and the chll-|
?i;en being reunited
Tim mother had promis?-??! to profit by her
dtsgrsce and to bring her ?hlldnn up to
lead honest lives. The court, with this UP?
<:erstan?llng from Mrs Blew, suspended sen?
tones and placed tor la charge of the pro?
bation oflcer fot <>ne \?-.ir
Mr?. Blew, a comely middle aged woman,
who has een more prospsraua ?lays,
thank?"! the court for Its leniency aii.l was
!??1 away by h"r aged mother, who has
?food by h.-r through all her troubles. Mrs.
Clew, sin??- tor arrest, flvs months ago, his
toen In and out of th.unty Jail several
t'mes. seconding to the moo'ls ?>f her former
friends snd iteightors who had glvsn ??ail
for her.
GIRL WITNESS MISSING
Court Discharges Waiter, Who
Accuses a Patrolman.
Inspector Catolanc sppesred again before
Msglstrate Breen In the Men's Nlghl Court
Issi night, when Roben Brasssl, a waiter,
of No. IS Hast Itth street, was rrarrsigrted
Brasssl declsrad to Magistrate Breen on
M'.'dn.??iay night that h.- had been at?
ticked and b.-at.-n by Patrolman Harry J
Johnson, of ths "th street atstlon, whom
to had found seated on S stoop, with his
arm around a yung woman snd smoking
B cigarette. The young wtnan, Miss Mll
dred Chap?n, of So. IfJ Has? ISth street,
bad made the complaint on wni<*h B
w.?s am sled
Magistrate Breen lawued a summons for
M, Chap?n to sppear and testify. The
court wss provoked when a typewritten
ataternant from ?'.iptain Ormaby, of the Ith
atreet station, was iianii?-1 t?. htm. which
?tated that the t*trl could not be found.
Magistrate Braen dtschsrged Brssael, snd
i....imended thst sn biveatlgstl4>n be
made of hla charge against join:.-'?.'.
AUTO FLYWHEEL BURSTS
Chauffeur Seriously Hurt and Garage
at West Orange Wrecked.
?*? est Orange, S. J., Sept. I (8peclal). A
bursting sutomoblla flywheel seriously h.?
lured to-day Edward Bandford. thirty-five
(rears oM, chauffeur for Theodore r. Reyn
o'uls. a New York itOCh broker. The suto
moblle wsa wrecked as well .i; the ^.icik*
in whi.-ii Hi? a?'ci?l"r,t occurred Baiulfortl
is in a critical condition si the Orange Me?
morial Hospital. His ..'ft lag was ?o bsdlv
crushed and torn thai it was necsssan to
amputate It. l?.tii arms were broken and
he received a serious scalp wound
it Is thought Bandford was ?Deeding th?'
'nglne to tesl It when the ireak occurred.
MADE A MISTAKE IN FUNERAL
Man Supposed Dead Returns to His
Family.
Ban Francisco, Bept a Mrs. George
Weber, of Port rUchmotvd, CsL, called up
th.iror.er ti.-.lay.
"\\e made s mistake In ! aiding that
funeral." she ssld. "Mj husband ?ame
home to-day."
Funeral servirles were held s month ago
ovei a body found In the bay snd Identi?
fied by Mrs. Weber as thst of her huaband.
When Weber return?*. 1 to-day he said he'
had wandered awsy In s dased condition
snd did i'."i know where he had been.
AUTUMN TRIP3 up THE HUDSON.
The autumn is the most attractive time
ti. the Rhine <?f Arhertca the Hudson
Hiver. The steamer Grand Republic will]
make a ?ru1 on Bundaya, Bept? mber 10 and !
?7. stopping two and one-half hours ,,t
Weal l'oint and one hour si Newburgh
Boat? leave Pier I, N K.. si ?:*?, Weat
129th streel at 10*90 and Yonkera at n ,
o'clock There will be a special observa?
tion tiii> Sunday, September II.
a
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FJunrie?.
?i oon ? a?
MINIATURB klMASAC.
.'? m. ?untet, <> -i. moon rli
111? ; ii W l : ER
r If.
? lo
? m
Sand) Ho k . IM
Itlt . . s \2
Hell -;?'? .10*03
WIRELESS REPORTS.
... .. ?, ??? ? a. :?? h i ? - , i ? ?
Hand) Hook* ?( 7 13 ?? , i? ? \?.<- i? t
to di k Bund o. f??rei ?km
ii . ' *ai p ithla, reported u M0 ml
Sun.i? it . .?? . a in yeitei lay, i? expected n,
do? k M?i ?lay forenoon
n ?? \? ? i .ik. reported . 873 Billea ? . ??
.-.m ,? Hook .?t il 1,1 i m y? iterday, I* ? \? ? ?? ?
i . dot k th;? afori... n
TtWI Mir:l!. haba, I? -> It? 1 .?- I I flu mill - ? .-? '
. Hook ?>' 10:80 ? ni yeaterday, la ? \i ? ted
to do k M ..ii
Th? Ryndam, rttfiorti I .1- 1 ?0,1
Band) Hooh ?<? ll ?? i" yeet '!??.. I? ???p? te.] In
?? ?ida) ? ??.??iii'i?,' 1 : ! .. - la) forenoon
Th? Bill? her, reporte 1 a? li".*.
Band) 11. ?? ? k .11 \2 .'.o ',? :i y-eaterday, Is ?.id? 'I
to do. k Wed noon
Ti..' Ki. raj "'i .?s 1 ii 1 no I
? .f Sdii.|% Hook ? ( ?'; ?'??' pi - ? ?terd 1.. ....
to ?:? ? k M".' ' i) aftetn
Th.- Hum... reported aa 1 280 nail? ? ?
s .ii id ?? H?ok at no n . . : ,
?I??? k Titeada) forenoon
Th- ?;????!??!?? Waahlnaton, reporl ISO miles
. ,-? ? ? .Hm Iv Hooh .?' 5 13 p m ..--t.??!.,? 1?
? xi".1 lo I? ' k Bund?) ? \-niriR
INCOMING STEAMERS.
n ' 1 ? \ r.
\'???. 1 l ? -?i l m?
l .m .Ti'ika, ialaad, Si pi
4'olorado .Oalv. ?1 ? . -.,.. .? ?<
?N? ? lorh Southampton, Sepl 3 \ . r
I... Bavol? IIhm". aVpl J . .,.-,-,.?,.,, 1
' Uial ? Havana, 9ep\ :? Hamb \m
Han ? ;i'-rnt'>.. Kept??, hug 28 .. ,. Sicilian
Hn. Saple?, auk 2<\. Kabra
City of Atlanta. Savannah, s?-?.i i?.. Bavennah
BUMDAT, si.l-1 i:.\iiii*u lo
?Oeo Waahlngton < nerl.^. gepl ;?. \ ,; ?
Columl la Ulan 'w, .-? pi 1 Anchor
Mootaerral .C^dls. Au? 30 ...
Hala 1 . in? m< n, Aua -'.l \ .* 1
aku . lanrpa ... Uabun, Aus '-'?'>
MoM'AV. --i:i-ii:miii:i; h
?Mlnnehaha i...?i,?. nept | ..?,,,.,.
Ki ?? Ian . . Antwerp, .-..,,. j u. , ??.;
?Ryndam ll??lterdam, .-...?. .? ,,, ,' ',
?I- EFrl? 111 lnaa?ia. Kepi . H.V, Am
l?arpathla Ulbraltar, Kept 1 . ,.
I"h Uenova N'ai le? tua 30 1,
I .1 Moniaomer, Bai.nnah,*4? g ,.
2."' ,!-'""'- ?3 . us??hS
?Urlng? in? ! I
OUTGOING STEA
TO DAT,
i I" ??InVlnn. I.lne.
st i^iui?. Bouthampton, Am.. ?
Ulyiaplc, Bouthamptoa, w a n
H ? ph m.1. NTdl'd, ite 1 rjrroaa 7
Baa in ?ii. Baa Juan, NYa-Plt t?
.-arat'ica. Ilai.uu Wai?l.in
i' .i"i him 1 ? . tics, 11 a. 11
?i. aana, IWrmuda, Berra Atl 11
An.r.n, r*rlaiobal, r.u 11 it. 11
b. rmlidian H? rmiJSa, QtMbea \
Caledonia ?Maauiov. Anili.n
Minn- l.niki?. la.11.1.m. At it .
I.apliin?l AiitHeip. Itf.l stair.
Berlin, N^ii?-?. n* rj I.
1 ? ?? land, li imtrtiraj, 11 a
in.- a 1 A..???. N u'i"?. La Val
Julia I. ni..?, li. s.?n Juan. Ina -
i'. ? ? - ?i.,hf?i,,ti. ataltoj
?' Of St I.oui?, Hrt\??liiiali, Sav -
MERS.
Mall
loaea.
Oil a in I?
88 ? m l?
'<?>? in II
TO a .,, u?
?XI a m I
Ik? a in 2
'in am 2
?''?> a m :t
"?' !? m :i
11
in
11
11
11
11
l?
? !
? 1
'.'?tatet
??lia
88 .1 na
89 m
98 .? m
.?11?
:00 p m
10 p ,1,
"" 9 m
00 i? in
no p m
00 U 111
'??a m
:00 a m
'?1? m
<?? a m
<??a m
??? 111
'?I I? 111
.??j p m
Ant!!'?*? Kew or?????-., le Te? ? ,S:?! ^
Kl ?'hl. OaP.e.tor. 80 Par_- l.ooiii
KiNfAY, tKTTtCftPtBW 10
.?armaala. r.>-? 11-* I. 1 i?S8?*d t:ttp '" ???J'i at
IIOMDAT, BEPTEalBER II
Sarmiinr.-a. l'nnirli ... liliWI 11 ..'Vin ni I *S8 [> m
Semin?te Brunswick. Clyde 1'?> p m
WellBunde, Ssntna, 11 A.11 ?"'?? "? 2:.?"P?
Advance, i'rlatohsl, Ksfiama..t1 BBaat 8-SSpSi
TI'BSDAT, SKI TtaMBEH II
Koni-iiM/. w, nr.m-11. m <? t. g-asa m la-jg; ni
,. Hamhure. M A?n... T::ki? m >?'"'? ?*'
O l'iin*?. Rio ?I? Jan Prit," H ?m a m 11 <?0 n m
?Ion. lu. '?r.iiH-lii. Irlnl.ln't. .l?.0?ia i" 1 ?-'I' m
<:,,, paulo Rind* Jan. Btaill.il-80 a an ????pu.
Hall- Mii-ntl??:?. Il'.iim?.n 13 'mm 8 ??" I' ni
Rutti-rdam, Rotterdam. Il A. pi non m
Mohawk, Jaokaoovlllt, Clyde. j ?opm
?'nf ,\tinnm. Bsvannsh, Be* I,HI P m
TRANSPACIFIC .AAILS.
Dtatlaatlon hitI ii?imi.r Claaa in N. v. r M.
Japan, Coras, ? hint nia T*?-oina) -
Tni.ima atara .p-pt 11. r,:*?
Japan, ?'?irra. China ?via Smltl?)
Mlnttaaota .a?ayt la. asas
Japan, Cores, China '?i? ?*>atM?> ?
otarte Iea4 M. ? *to
TNihiM, Margtw-aat, took Wind?.
N>\?. Zealand. A'iatralla ?via fan
Krauls.,, Halts! . K-pt t:,. >* ?a)
SHIPPING NEWS
I
Port of New York, Friday, September i
8, 1911.
.RBtTBD
inter CgtWaU?? tBr), Liverpool Au?"..-' '?'?'i
and Qaeenstown 80, rta H. if.?? Bapl ". ?.? ?i?"
Cutiard P? ?'o, Ltd. with U-tl first ral In rni'l 4?"4
?.?.mil cabin nnd 880 tteeraga passengert and
\n! i si the Bar a' i 88
Kteamer Marengo (Br) Hull Aucun 18 ti I
lioaton s?pt?i it ?r 7. to Banderean & Ben, with
Arrl -i ti iv Mir ai - 88 p m
Steamer l>?lphlne iltali, i.?n<>a Julv 2S. I.?,s
horn .usual 4. Upert !?. Cotte 19 uni AlflTi
22, to Simpson, Bpence * Touns. with mda?.
'. rlved si tli. H-'?r II -
Btsamar El Rio, OaJvrston l!?*pt<Mnt?tr 2. to
the BOuthct-ri Pu <n ? ? o, with indaa Pasead la
Quarsntlnt 8 88 s n
in* Ce4ri . r? r i. Liverpool Annu*? At and
i.,.'li -'. pttmber I t.. f?,n Whit? Star Lin*,
??Un 808 ni ? rsbln ?n tecand <*abtn. ,i7r? etaer
sga paaseogert and mdaa. Arrived a? tat Bai
a- 11 :.'U i m
Btaarner Arnfrjd (Nor), Botwoodvtlh?, N T,
Ai'gust 81, with ?urai pulp. t?. ,r f traitai v
Co. Vessel to Bennett, ilvoslef A CO. Arrived
a* the H,r || it ::i? ? m.
Bteai ? ike. paltlmor?. to th?? Kew
Tork a Baltimore l*trnnsportation Co, with
? ,?. ,? in Quarantine, t 08 p aa.
Bteantei Monterey, Vera Cru? auku?? 81, iTo
jf:,s<i _,;,.. , 2 and Havana ?'. to 'he y?w
Tori, a ' lb? Mall s-1 CO, ?Ith 188 t,a??f-n!?*T?.
ml in la Arrived Si the |>ar ?it 12 noun
Btean. Pawn?. I ? te th? rtvde
Ba ''". with Ridse. l'a??.?.! in Quarsntlna I2.:t7
i> m
Steamer Monroe, N a art Sterna tad ??Tortol??.
j., th.- Old Dominion Be Co, with usss-ngera and
f itsed in Qttsrantint 1:17 p m.
-u-amep fi i i.i ton, N'< -vpi-'r? News and Norfolk
.. I !?-.?? ??:..- - : . ?,, ?rlth ,ias?en?;er?? and
rndse Psssed In Qusrsntlne at 2-18 p m.
Pteamer Joseph -i Cunso (Nor), Port An'onto
Rt-pterabrr 2 to tha ?'unen Importing Co, trltk
finit Arrived si 'he Bar ?' 10:80 p m. 7th
Siea'i;.-r N--.? fork I Dutch, tank?. Antwerp
A us?t t M '. Qeorga W Pitos, in bal ist v
rived at the f-tai at niidnltht. Tl
.-' ? ? uk?:i (Br). Portland, Ens-end,
I _?.-? -'2. to th? West India Be C . In I i Isst
An i? ???: at th* Bai it 1 SO s m.
????H?iier Measba iBrl London \.i?u.t 27. 'o
the Atlantic Transpori m. w.'h i?7 cabin paa
?.na,-eis tnd mdse Arrivai at the par at | a m.
Steat-, ". >.? i. Iza (Ral I, '1?niia ."?'it'i't 2?-.
I ? 2:, an.i N'aptt* 98. tn c M Richard ??'?
'o. with 7?i eabtn tnd 14i> ?te?>a?fe pa?sen???r?
I? tha Bar tl S tn a. m
???amer t.?. Bsrota ?Fri. Hsvrc B>B**mber 2.
?o the Pronch Ltna, with ? laaangera. malls and
Twelve rail.ist of Fir.? island, ll:_S
San.ly Hoik, N .T. ?/-p? 8, B*S8 p m Wind
ea.?t. mod?rate br?ete cloudy; mod?rate fea.
BAILED
tteamera citi ot Brerett, it,.?ton Porto l'.i-\
l-3altlmon?; Joseph dl Oloigto (Nor), r??rt An
t.mio. Atlant!? iXor), Halifax, S B; Madison,
N'urf.'lk and Newport Newa; Arspaboe, '?:?.
??-: Jackaonvllli Volumaia (Br), Hon?;
Kons: M;i',iM<ki (Br), Montevideo: O?anla
S'sssau (Dutch), Port a-. Prince; Minne-ota
i\ n Por? Antonio; .~antl:it;o ?''utani. TBmptco;
?'untvha ii'uhani. Nlpe i-1?.?: iran a, Havana
? i . i-1 ? Phllade phla . Csrib, *Vilm i
N ? '. ar..; ';? orgetoa-, ? I'
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED
Su. z. goal '- St !:.i:-:?!d (Br), Manila..
-?. \ > , ?fork
ilgl -. ?- ?,- , Undent? la (Oer), Mat I rk
f?-..- Botaba)
liegen. -? pi 3 Deutschland "?er.. Kew
rork.
Llbau, Bepl I Kursk (Rues). New York w.?
Rotterd ? n.
? . i .rg.\<n.. p;<tw York
for T'
Melbourne, ?..?.t 7 Tomoant ?Rr?. New fork
via R| '. .' V; ?. .-?te.inier P.|v?r
. - rle ? H -i. Nee Tork ? la 18 Via? ant.
C v. ''.n.. Town, etc,
Tlonrf Kong, s. pt : ill Patrick (Br). New
f*ork via Ala ... etc.
Amsterdam, Sept 0 Rotterdam (Dutch t.mk?.
New v., k
Hsmburg, B pt 4 Hcapcrui? (Oer), New York.
Hur?, .?."(.i ?-. :; ? m Eapagna (fr), Kew
Tork
Liverpool. Sept 7 Calder?n (Betg), Sew Tara
for Ma
Queanstown, .-? ? I - 2:08 i "ell Br). New
Y.irl? to Liverpool . ?r i . ? ? di II
Cherboura i t 7. B p m Print FrlHrlch Wll
helm lOeri S w Tork vis Pljriaoatb far
Kreuien (and i.?ad? ii
Pert Natal Sept I Clan Msclnnla 'Un. N*?
v..rk -1,1 Caps Town, ?Ucea Bay and Ea?t
London
i ? ?? ? ids, Bepl 7 Trsbbock (Br), New Y?.rk for
La Pista an I Buenos .??-?? ?
a Mi.F.n
Oeaoa, >ept c Lulatana dial), New York
Ism. Sept 7 t'rsnluin < l ;r > New York
Port N'stt -? ? 7 Bt Quentin tBr). from New
York fat TakU Mar.
liedlo, Bepl 7 Indradeo (Br), frota Yokohama.
etc, for N>?w T? rk
o, Se;.i 7. 8 i ni Principa dl Pi?mont?
(Itsll from ''.?.Una f-?r New York
Que.-nstr.wn, -.p' 8, 11:4)8 i ", Baltic iPr?.
from Liverpool for New Tork
Bcuthami i 8, Innst (Oar),
. ; . | Kew Tork via < *h>?ri eurg.
PAS8ED
Ltsard, se;.? a Michigan (Br), New Tetk far
?nta erp .
-;??!? ? rllog tic, for
New
~ at a Vandalia (Br). Naa Tork for
Malta H ?g Ko? -? 81 ma il, "' '
AMUSEMENTS.
\. i , .. i !?:. i> ?. m-? j n- ??? itsfl. ?vi s.
AROUND TUL WORLD
SERIES . '? COMPLETE NEW IPECTACLBI
IIITEIIIIKI fvVao* Iffii^V.'sSt
LABT : riMES.
QERTRUDE HOl l.MANN Aiut?*aacaa
LA SAISON DIS BALU.TS RUSS?S
B? toi I Russian H.iii*tt.>
Ne\? uk \n the Original siar? m ' Beats
THE MtSICAL BBVI B Of mil. Now.
'?v illl ? ? ? < OMED. TI i il st nr IPv.
TO-MGHT <**_> Il a? s-? rt Mi a m ,
.n 8:11 O r C C. U Com<?d]
Lew Ft.:..- HERALD bag., ma .?? 88 Eve.8 r,
Bothwell Browm Miss Jack
t \-INO. y.?? .? 30th v.-. H '"? M?' Todsj . 13
PINAFORE
.?? il i:
ri.AYiKit ne, ?ai >: p, ? ?y r. k? t te.
'' _-, Douglas Fairbanks :i A0/T,;l',:,r,r
Mastoe KlUwtt'a rti? i ".'"h. t.? Us g ?; m
n Ho- IC il Ihlni
M-?' To da) -' 10
CH08M?N ?rh".?'-?"-??
LEW F?ELOS THE HEN-PECKS
:i?i aa ? a ? Mat.1 j 18
ivr JohnWason ?,,M..f^
LYRIC '',;u !-;?V" ?i.
EVERYWOMAN
"llirn? Imiir? of ?l?*lii?lit ful entrrliiliiinriit
while learMaa ? l?'?"??n ?t nmr ci?-.-? I?-.t anil
?iiliit.tr> " ..i'*!.'!. lr<in?,-rt,it
M KM IMI, r.'.'li IV ol tth \ Mr. Mant.ll
I'...l,iv .' i :. Ml natlt !'?? -n_.hr Richard III
NEXT vVEEK THE DEEP PURPLE
Maattattaa0| n :?? Tin? llaatt r?iri?if. N-xt
a ? . Mi Msstall In Bhakeapearcan repertolra
nn Y'*-. rwtee Daily. rt:_u9 and aTaa.
is?*- a O Kiiiriniuolor Motion I'lilurr?
;: !? i. I SOtl of iii?. coronation ?.'.'? -.?
MAJESTIC
i wl< t Dally, . To tad I *.<?
Kinrinariil.ir Motion l*lrlnr?t
..."ii ? .?f th? Coronation 2~?- 80c
ft^TilR B'5 ?"?',lSl BV4..8.13 Msts.To-d?)
AOlUn \ \\ . _ -2 r. Wed m.,, .-,,,,??,-?,
?SS??Svt 7 DAYS
W'-d ?-:.' J" ?liui ihr Ihxtor ??r.i.-r..i
wiluck'8 5ir'^YAr?s
POMANOER WALK ;^:
Sa?l>i. IK?tiearss %rlUn ?n "DUrarll."
r" PnUIH'C lh,"lr" < v i:^' Evas
M UUnAll d " I? MtaTodsy*Wed13 IS
GET-RICH-QUICK
WALLINGFORD
BKiGtSr
SHOW ON
EARTH
IF ITS FUN
ITS AT LUNA
OLONIAL *'";;'.''? ??????....... <h.D ?
??luir, t.rrait | mter. ate
A^M^BR* St, i'"'*?--.?*
u i> ... ju.i, iHl.ou A (?., othera
.rnA?. '
Were we stock broker* in?
stead of manufacture?^ of
clothing stock, we'd say Wtf
"cut a melon" to-day.
WeVe l?ccn keeping quiet
about our Fall suits, until we
had ready a wkler variety ?>f
patterns, in inore diff?rent
models and diff?rent weav??--*
than ever liefore at Hiis s?>ason.
For our old friends who
would be ?coming to us anylmw,
it is a "melon" something
much better than even they ??-,..???
know us could have expedited.
For strangers it will likely be
a revelation in the possibilities
of ready-to-wear clothes.
For instance, tin- man who
has always had his tweed suits
over from an Rnglifh tailor
He'll And here the finest sort
of imported Scotch tweeds cut
on distinctly English [?net,
Hut not English cut or English
made there's where American
skill triumphs.
Fall begins for us to-day
open until 6 o'clock.
Kix.F.Rs Per ?v Compact.
Three Broadway Stores
at at ,t
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St
Leading Haberdashers are showing
k0p*
Shirts for Autumn wear. A streng
tendency toward hair line stripe ef?
fects, blue and helio predominating.
F.ARL & WILSON.
For the Open Fire
jEWIS&%NGE!i
Household Furnishings
K?lahli?lic?l |SSJ
Fire Sets Brass and Steel,
Spark Fenders, Wood Holders,
Andirons, etc., in Large Variety
130 and 1.32 West 42d St.
AMUSEMENTS.
FIIDIDC B*? ??? ? 4"' ?
CMrlnt.
JOHN DREW ,_?,,
HUDSON ?? -'
"I.AKiHllR FROM START
TO FINISH." live. Mail.
FRANK
SNOBS
McINTYRE
THEHaRilS'"*""
ROSE ST?HL.
rly Iba H ?
. i t : 11
? - K
it Ku
I-Mil R
cm ?It ?? *-' S1 ?? - ? ' '
Bronco.?** !?s tr'*'>i H '?"' ?"
t n 11 n ti i v?i h\i or nii
l h ?i B ?.III I I A GARY KM I I
?I r, (TO i C. M CARARttT SHOW
KNICKERBOCKER 'v\.:v
- 'Tli?> "?ir.ii ? ?H? lalOtl? II?"??" t
DONALD THL
BRIAN SIREN
, . . ? I. Jl'MA SA .DRU
PRANK ROl'laAN. Will. WBST
CRITERION "?
i \?i mu- ro mi.in
JOHN I1VAMS & I.I.ILA MclNIYRi:
THE GIRL OF MY OREIMS
MM rHt'RSP.%1 ??..?? V<\l M..I1.I.?
PASSERS-B*
in ? ?ui - ?' Tl ?* T ?
a unrilU
LT?tUni ????
? v THY " ''NEIGHBOR'S WIFE *
NEW AMSTERDAM
W ,a .-. E ina ? - M ta ?-. I) d? 11
THE PINK '.ADY
I mm IV W? il a i > tal M .
, ,. ? '. ?I < HRlNTir. M \< U?IN ?I I?
finie ! ' tbt IHK *?I|{I*M. >|\||>
\i-\i RONDA*, "??'.ii? N<??\ ??ii BaU
JULIAN ELTINGE
THE FASCINATING WIDOW"
Henry V? ?Javas? lt*r? ?h? Latughtar ?arnual .
EXCUSE ME
? in tas i urn ? ' Miss? Ms*
,' ???i*ii m.t .i rail Koua
j
IHTERN4TI0K4L TE.NIS MITONES
?api s i ? ?i"1 i -' - m y m m .i?.?* ?? i
'm Heati ?' ">??. "'? ?ala SpaMIaa S
Broa \\i?!.i ,v Dltaoa McBrld?'? aM MUIai ?
H? k. I AS?"? >?'?
oalna '? P*??tpon?in?ni >>f match??] ??
? ?? Brillait n?rk?ft? al >
? |at day's ala) ?
w hits T ekali - ? *?'
? inn, fallo? i. k .
- ;.? 12th
H\\iMl i:?i l "?'*< ' ><? ? l" '? ?'? "- *?
| . ' .? |i ! '1 .
I, \ i .?i TV \V. ?i.iu .v l\ .?tli?'
frirai ????Kl I? IN \\ \\ I M. l'rr?l,lrnl?.
tUttl lIMMtKM.inill la? h Hour.
MI-I-I-' ' ?irtinull?'?? ??roii|i? mil H.ttiri??
?C?OEMY . ' M*M IR:8???

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