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FINDS 3 SLAIN IN FU
Brooklyn Tailor's Wife, Mothe
in-Law and Child Shot.
SLEEPING BABY IS SPARE
Woman's Brother, a Shoemako
Arrested on the Charge of
Homicide.
A trip'?* miir'lot-, tho youngeei victim
.1 XV as a m? 1 ?
reeled yitatertey noon when Adolfo l?ofa
il lor. II vine ut No IM Park .\?tn?''. iv
lamaburg, arrived homo and found liis wl
bee ;ic???i motlwr and hla danghtet
Kin^ .if.ni t'i .'i bedroom, with bnl
?ids ?n their ?'? ? ' tou
h?c fronl ?I?.??? in? ko?l when li?' arrlv
: had hrokon it ??i??'n
Th?' bndi<8K which w? ?'?? -'?
ha?l been drasi?ed across the floor a
?>vn Inside th?' bedroom, After ?n i
vr-tiir.iti-.M Die "? bellev
? e grandn >th?er was '- - s'??? s
??i-.'k'iH' Ina notar ?
kitchen i 11? t mart led dauffhi
v.a p ii sued md Mil? ?i. atter whl
I gfor si???? the little girl.
The fii-t ii' Parti aven
ne*l*$lioiI toi of the ?laying eai
through i)i?' acreema and crtoa ?>f Lofai
ivi?ii a cMatd, whl? ?i he btwrowed fre
tho tamil* ?o? tho floor below, he h;
brol ? ? k off the ?lf'T loading in
kitchen ?and enterad, Before him,
isl of th? ?HsoriVr ,-if overturn
??. lay hla tm-montha-old baby gi
he* ? t aril ? I ?iri'it
nr.uni.l to the lifztit. her f>?.?t ?Jtlcklni ??
of ti,? doorwa] of tha ?intk b**droom, Ii
his .ik'?-? mothor-in-law, Furthei away
the - ty his uif.'. Tho i"?lv of R
- !" ? gi aii.lmnthor's bre st
lx'fs'-o's ?ii.- lioijcht trniints of t\
houpo on thO run. and th?? poll?-?? a! t!
VeTOon at Jion woro nut it I?
tr??lman O'Reilly nn?l ?iiltnaitln 1. I
? an ?ho i-? fiif> I'.v that time |
of Um hooband an?! Hi*? now? of tho mu
?I. r ha?l Httr.i' tOO a crowd that
'?f twenty men wer?? sont
i.,?wl tiio . urlotia i" < booh
iAififo w,?s taketl In hand hy the poll?
und ? i?,teK- quant Itatod. m1i.uk with Balv
toro Pe'onio. bTOthOT of 1/ofaro'fi wU
\"iihcr COtlM throw iiuu'h lltiht on tl
nniifi? r. Tha oady rtdattve who ?'<?ui<i n
be f?"in?l ni*? M UtOO DolOIDO, ? pti,?inakf
who la alao ? btothw of tha dead ?aroma
1"?. ''ms who \\??nt i?> hla -1 ? ' v
fi.i Mumboldl stiooi. found th? pla?
locked. Th?--.- then began ;? ?
refe for him? ?covering e\erv ??art ?.f tl
. itv
Ijito laut nicht h? returned to ??
mid was arrost. ?I on tho charge of hOM
rj?]o ii.. waa locked op In th? V?ti_on an
-? Mon Ho w?aa qu-aetlqned c?\oaoly y
?
? .- admlaalona from him
father of Balratore an
ly. Re left a house I
?Brooklyn valued at about M.OO0 to ins wlf?
this prope ritrtng hia entire oatat?
...toro t'il'1 the police ?hat MattM an
?* the family were on had term.?
and it i? a matt? of record that
tomber M Matte? was arreated and ar
? :" Maglatrat? Kempnei
of Brooklyn, "n a charge of asaauli pr?
ed. Tin:
as tl
? ? ? ? t?
mlly oecupj
?
?
I i" the hooae ift? ?
Lofaro h id !? ft for woi ??. and thai - ?
? ? Hing there, fl -
?
I.??fir?
?.?,? .?
moi nlng, 1
heard aounda <>f quarrelling, ami ?
\">, on? In 'i a n -
?
I? h Lofar?
!> ft Wll ',"i nlnp was
hut Jew?
? ii-jd.
MERCHANTS CHARGE FRAUD
James A. Hearn ?fe Son Say They
Lost $41,000 in Auto Repairs.
I .. - \ H'arn .S- Sun. th" dl
n ere ? omplali
Ie ? ii-- George
? ni!?l I'rank
Th? dry
h.'i'i been
ematicallj defrauded of 141,000 In tha
aw B in, who r?
? ?! th?-ir ?? ? ii ?i as
ri.-li? ?
? i and Ki m they
employed to auperlnt? nd
.i j. Filerai for noarl; two reara fore
on. No
and ?ii" i
? ? amina
?
> ?
? ? mu? h i" hat h?*
knew hIh- ? i ?Is of
\
t Before h<
did j
? ?itit book
ala
tb? '
enti !? - "?
? !.. I ;. ,?-., ?? r 'i . nd
entries,
> timea und?--r th?
merely
a -
.id, always
called K< ?r?? "
r?n ?"?-"'.?, .-t "f i ouni ? i for the d?
Jn?s", , ? - ? ? t. M?.-> i .
jo'irno.i ? . til NovembCT 23 .lus
t|r. '.'?o pr? i d?Ml
SAYS BROKER 'MADE PRIC
Telegraph Operator Tells Me
ods of B. F. Scheitels & Ce
Th.' niannor in whloh f>nrge Ora
Rl?e ma?!, the "market pri?e" for
? in Which R P, Srhofi.ls & ?o. *,
directly totereated was dos.-rlhcd yot
flay by Walter s. ?Campbell, a telegi
"I ?latin formerly in the emptoy of
firm. ?Campbell was a arlliisea at the ?
of Rice and th?- other membera of
Beheftela firm in iho i mt.d Btatea fir
< 'ourt
?'nmphi'H eald thai whonover ho rere:
order? for atocka ho ontorod them o
ahmt, and if they were "houee stori
those which the firm was promoting,
reould mark tho order as mied by mal
a ring around it. Tho prw at which a <
tom.r ordi ti'.l tins?, storks could not
diff?rent from the market prior, h?? s
becatiae ?Rice made the market price
"Rice .all. ?I ni?- up In Hi?- morning
loft a memorandum for mo th? niuhi
for? Bxlng th? hi.) and asked price for
noua? stocka ai th? opening <?f th? it
k?i.' Campbell sai?i "i would fill buy
aell ordera al tivs?- prlcea before thr p
kei opened. An order .??mine from
branch ttffce ?<>iii?i not be at any ot
price than th? Ota? made by Hi??' in
morning becauae i would telegraph
i" I? ?? to ill the branchea "
in ? roaa examining John .1 Delaney,
<l?r clerk ?>f Beheftela, who, ?Although
has beeome a mtneaa for th? g
ernment, Loada .1. \?>rhaus, counat**
the defence, attempted to show that :
lanoy turned agatnet his former associa
se h?- w.s Hfrald of th?? inllu-n??'
sin-h m? i' aa United s?atos Senator N'i\
George ?Wingfleld and tho Quggenheli
whom. Mr Vorhaua sai?i. Rice had <'xp<>
in maga alna articles pnhllahed recently,
i >? iney ?*?aled this, but eald be t
i:i<-?' he was making .?? mistake in atta.
int: (lenatot Nivm. Hi?- QuggenhtHma ?
others and ??nis endangered hlmaelf a
ins co ,i> fendanta at the ?rial
Mr Dorr, ?Vaslatanl United st.it, s m?
noy, then ?naked Delaney whetlior Ri?*
attack on Senator Nixon an?l others mn
him tl nk thai ho nn?l RlC? h?>ii1<1 he r?
vlcted ?Ihiikv thov weir guilty or Int
?
N<>. " sai?i Delaney, "they had nothi
to do with It. In view of the charges
tic indictment I knew I would ba ?'<
\ i? tod hv my arts "
DUVEEN AGAIN DODGES CAS
Henry A. Wise Announces r
Will Not Move It Any More.
Men lam?n .1 Luven, head of th?, X?
fork branch of Dtnreen Brothers, art de;
?i^. Hiiain failed to appear hi ?onrt wh
? area called hefore .Indue Martin.
th?- United Btatea ?Circuit <'eurt. yeatetdi
Duveen vas Iiidi'-teil almost a year a
for defrauding the go**ernmenl of r'istot
d'ltios, and rnterfd a pica of guilty la
April, which h? withdrew the name di
by permission of Judge Martin, on t
piomlae thai he would renew it the ne
day This was the laal seen of him
court.
Henry A Wfaa moved a forfeiture
Duveen'a had of BbAhU, furnished by Ba
.latnin Alunan, the merchant. .lohn 1
Btanchfleld, counael for Duveen, product
certlflcatea from fmir ?Bngllah phyalcdai
advtalng that Duvtten'a mother was ortt
??ally ill in England, and thai to place hli
?i r.ow wouii mean her <i?-ath.
I "I have had a confidential InveatigattO
?made into the illness of this defendant'
I mother," said Mr. wise, "and I And ths
she Is in no 'lUT'-rent condition now tha
she has been for more than a year."
Judge Martin ?>? ided that th? ease g
ovtr until the first Monday in Decembei
I savins; that he would advise Judge Hoii
I before Whom it will come, that hall h
forfeited unloaa the defondani ai'peared.
?| will ask th?- court tn take charge ?
this caae, as I ?hall not move It any more,
said Mr Wise , "I will not have M:
Btanchfleld running the Distrie? Attorney'
?i,,' and ?HsarransifiK my whol.
? rimlnal calendar "
;B0Y FORGER BEMOANS FATE
Mother Who Was Robbed Won't
Help Him Get Bail.
Behind th?" grim walls of Raymond str??-l
.tail, in Brooklyn, Abraham Heetab, sixt.'cii
old, is repenting his part in th?- for?
thai cauaed his widowed mothei t,i
l?,.-" 12,560, th?' aavinga of a lifetime, Tha
Brooklyn police are aearchlng for his com?
panlcn, who, Abraham aaya, ran away
with the money after th?' two aeparated on
leaving th- Bowery Bavlnga Hank
i?' i ?,ni.- ? ..ni.i gel "in <?f here," aald
Abraham ?/?eaterday, "1 could tin?! thai fel?
low. No detective can find him. I akma
could <i" it How would I get him'.' I
would go ??. lis tir! gel chummy with her
and when she would r.-niv.' .-? letter from
him. gr b ? He is ?lead sturk op h? r and
I'm sut'?' h" will writ?' to her. Bay, do .von
re'a hard lu?'k in 13" That's tn>
Coll Ti'iiiil?. i
After mualng awhile Abraham continued:
Bay, ?rill you tell my mother her ad
flreea Ii No. 1?SJ Pulaakl atreel that I ?>niy
know ho? '" gel back the money? Then
\cl ?will yoo also te?i
her I'm all ti.?- time crying? You df^n't
mind. ' \ i thai I'm atarvlng to
??.am Bai I'm no?] eating "i drinking any
1 thing tii? s glv? m" here I'll ?li?- if i don'1
gel "?it ??? here t?-ii her that, to?. "
Abraham lowered '??s volo? as ?? hip,
looking keeper smothered a lam-h.
'_-'
i wrote t? i \ t:i"tt,, i a .,-iv tearful letter
da) ! s rd i '. iir Mother: T?11 mv
1 am a ?llsizra?-?- to her and teach
? n so thai a hen he grows
up he can revenge me Bui she didn't
?..ni?- to daj Bei m is my little brother."
xi.? he wanted to uo to Florida
?" tl Its in- companion went
ther? aft? ? heai Ing of his arree!
-*_?-.
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
? for $2.50 a year.
%00
Strike while the
iron is hot.
Western Union
"Day Letters"
and "Night Let?
ters" are the
forging blows of
business.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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LONG ID; ? DIVORCE
Suit Against Colonel Dye. of Old
Guard, on Trial.
MARRIAGE WAS ANNULLED
Wife Presses Action, Despite De?
cision That Husband Had
No Right to Marry Her.
The stilt of Mr.? Susan Kls??n I'v?-,
Severn!y-flve yean old, for dlvoree from
Colonel .liisoph Ernest I ?ye, of th?- DM
?luard. Which has heen before th?' courts
for sniti?. time, cam?- up for trial yesterday
hcfore Justice ?',r?-?-nUi'?m. In T11 ? - SupP-m??
' 'oui ;.
Prior to her maniac?* to ColOOOl I've. In
IS87, Mrs. Dye WSJ Mr* William H Dttks
hart. Her first hushand dlvon-ed her in
IMft, and she was f? ,?l .irlil.-n to marry
atr.iin. DoOplte the rouit ilerree, she said
she was marrie?! t?? Coronal Ope, and they
lived together until 1>i7. In 1910 the Ap?
pellate i>ivisi.)ii ?i... lar.-ii th<- marriage void
on the ground that Colonel Dye had a Srlfe
living when he man tod Mrs. I )?ik?-hart.
James W. Putnam, who keeps a boafd
!ng lions.- OB the iipp. r Went Sl'le. testified
that t'<ii?)iiei Oye and a woman whom he
Introduced -is his wife lived with him for
three years after l'??>7 She was not the
plaintiff i" ret*!* to i qu**st!oti, he said
that Colonel Dye never spoke th?- name of
his companion, ri 1 \\ -?, \ - ?MdreSStng her as
"Say."
William A ?Soyd, of rounael f?.t Colonel
i rye, read a deposition made by Mrs
Eudora A Kll;<*. of White Plains, in which
?ne said that In INI Colonel Dys, while
on furlough from the war, marrtod .Mar
tha Bpencer The deposition stated lhal
<'..ion?-i Dye norei retuni?8d to his wifs
afif-r the war. and tli.it she was kill?d in
,-r railroad accident in 1881
Mrs. Klla Briggs 9 half-sister ??f M ir
tha Spent er. (astillad that she remembered
the marriaire of her sister t<> the young
soldier, although she irai only five years
??Id at the time. She saul that lier mother
used to t?-li hot thai Colonel Dye ran
awav with Mis l?ukehait, bul she never
heard that they were married.
?"olonel Dye appeared at the afternoon
rtesslon and testified t?? his nutr?ate with
Martha Spencer The trial will 1- BOH?
tinned to-day
ASCH FIRE DEMONSTRATION
Paraders Ask Why Triangle Men
Are Not Tried.
With flags Avine and a hand playing
the funeral must?- of a pi? ?e callad "The
Klshlneff ?__ssscre," nearly a thousand
men ami women, all clothed In blat k and
some wearing ?aokrloih, heg m their ?march
?through the Inhyrinth of repise-' ??
streets of the lower Eaat s??i? yesterda:
: t.? emphasize their demand for a ?pssdy
?trial of Harris an?l Bl*U*ck, In who
tory last March M of their ralatlTes per?
ished.
Banners descrlhing their feelings w.-r?
carrie?! at the head ->f the parader- Some
of the legends r?-a?i: "We I'fiitest! W:i..
.ire Hat ris and ?Blanch, Owners Of the Tri?
angle Waist Company, Not Tried?" "We
Mourn the Loss of ?Parents an?l Relatives
Triangle Victima " White cold stones
Are Left f..r Uu from ?uir Dear Dm
Harris ? BISSC*. Dot Their ???./??? Ins'ir
r.nee " "Uttlon Shops: ? ?pen Moors''
?Before f'.rming in lin?- the ?marchera
listened to speeches by Pasquale dl Netto,
del.gate of th? Ladles' Waist ami Dress?
makers' ?Union, under whose auspices the
parade was he!?!, and Others Th? storv
of the tire was reviewed by all the ap< as
? is until men and women were crying.
The paradera WON i?>in?-?l by fully five
thousand sympathizers during the flrtt
hour of their march. At Oral the band
played only dirges '"I hi K lahlneff Massa?
era" and Chopin's "Funeral ksarch"?bul
after repeatlni these ssveral tiinea th.
laud varied with Souaa'a "Untier the Hou
blS Kagle " Now iu>.| t|,en it h'are?! forth
"Th.- M.-irsf IllalBI "
Two and a half hours of ?marching finally
brought the parade to .-?ti ?-nd. in front
jOf the Manhattan Lyceum, when mora
speeches were made.
_
BOY BURGLARS SENTENCED
Lads Who Robbed Policeman
Sent to House of Refuge.
Two boys, ?a? ii fourteen years old, wera
aentenci ?d yesterday by Justice Russell, in
the Children's Court lo sn Indefinite term
of not l.-ss than eight? .11 months in the
House of Refuge. The apecinc charge
agalnat the lads who are Eugene McAleer,
ol No .'ii u.st Uth street, snd Charlea
Ho.-h.-r. of No i:? Christopher street, was
that of having r<>bl.?-d the fl.it of Patrol?
man Edward ?Laukman, si Mo O Jane
sir.?-?, of i>-w?-irv and other valuables
worth MM it la aaserted bj the poll.?-.
however, thai the boya confessed t>. the
looting of sixteen other Hats
When l.aukman return'.! t.. his tl.it last
Sat?rdav evening he found his moms had
1.n ransacked He reported hla lo i t..
the Charles atrael ?jtatlon, and ?Detective?
Boyle and Braumhop were put on the ??aas.
Th>'> went t.. L-aukman'a place, and while
still In hla rooma heard the i?.-ii rum.
Thinking it possible that _.,,. burglars had
returned, the detectives hi?l in a ? i..s.-t
Soon two head? appeared at th.- window,
the boya having climbed the Are escape
They crept in ate-fthil* and began rum?
maglng the various drawers and boxes
Flnall* tin-, opened the closet door ,m?i
tii?- detectives pounced upon them
ASKS MONEY FOR CROSSINGS
P. S. 0. Suggests State Appropriation
of $1,000,000 for Use Here.
The pui.i.i.- Servi, e Commission yssterdai
pent H letter to the Stat?- Controller asking
for the appropriation i.v the stats of $1
?bpjpsn t,, .?. gpeol in great?! Mew York r??r
the elimination of cunte missings on steam
ra?i'oit.ls. This would lnnut?- the mtpsndl?
ture ?.f |4JM.?M0. plnea, under th?- statute,
the state and ?-it-,- each pay otie-ijuart?-? >.t
the cost ?.f work which Is oidsisd by ?he
oommlsslon, the railroad compsnlea paying
the n-mulnlng half.
Th?. .?ommlSSlOB has been making Inv.Hti
g?tions regarding the various grads cross?
Inga f..r s long tim??. There are mora than
four hundred in th?- <nv As a 1 ?suit ..t
this Investigation plans have been ?arorksd
out for the elimination of ti-.- grade Ct*oas>
In addition, th?? install?t.m of gStSS or
other safety dsvlosa baa tsan ordered for
many crosatngS
ARTIST'S SUIT IN VAIN.
'i'li.- jury in Chief Justice h'Iuvjit'h pun
of th.- (Tlty COUII that beard the suit!
brought b] Wsltlemar i: KaompBert, as
aulgnee >.t Samuel .1 Woolf, un artist. ?,,-?
t.,.?very ol t2,<-?? for ,i painting ..t Mrs
Kevads Van valkenburgh, returned
sealed statement to Juetl? D'Dwyei yeater
da) reporting that they cotiM not agrgg.
a
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M I M ATI Hi: M.MAN A.
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WIRELESS REPORTS
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OUTER APPAREL, MILLINERY .?"V" FURS
FOR WOMEN, MISSES and JUNIORS
New Models in Tailored Suits
Differing entirely from the early Fall importations, these
handsome garments embody the very newest ideas of the
leading Parisian couturiers? at $55, $65 & $75
Fur-trimmed Suits'*??** exclusive effects?
at $95, $115, $135 to $325
Entirely New Models in Coats
Smart and practical for semi-service wear. Of finer
materials, in black and soft Oxford gray and light gray ;
richly lined and warmly inter-lined, some with velvet?
at $55, $65, $75 & $85
Opera and Horse Show Millinery
Seal and Plush Hats. Brocaded Go'd and Silver liais Fur
Hats and Turbans. Opera and Theatre Metal Caps?many of
them jewel-studded. Paris Scarfs and Throw? of metal brocade.
Brocade and Fur Sets?Hats and Mulfs for afternoon wear.
Opera and Horse Show Furs
KjOCLiS in all the fashionable lengths.
Stoles, Shawls and Maffs?Separately
and in beautifully matched Sets.
Finest qualities in authoritative models.
-CONTINUE- l
Very Special Sales
of
Afternoon & Evening Gowns & Wraps
Paris models and adaptations
-REDUCED FROM $65, $85, $125 up to $300?
at $45, $65, $95, $150 &* 175
fifth Avenue at 46tb Street
BUY
RED-MAN
Collars.
They outwear the ordinary collar.
EARL Sc WILSON.
"Birdwood" new
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v lick SI 12:.T? p BH re*t*riUy. In t'xp.??'ted
,rk Thursday f?.r??n.?, ?n
. OS ?r M, repotted BJ >?2>> nillr? fast "f
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i \\. !r.. ??ia\ forenoon.
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NCOMING STEAMERS.
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of Now York. Monday, Novcmher
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The wind's ?been whittling
"Overcoats" so we join the
chorus with coats made in sev?
eral different ways.
?Long eoats with helted
hacks.
Shorter coats "frith plain
| hacks.
(Oats with ?raglan shoulders.
"Double texture" cloths.
Imported tweeds and chev?
iots.
The ?best of American cloths.
Besides all the regular coats
?which many men prefer year
'after year in a wide variety
iof Oxfords and blacks, starting
'at -Si8.
Fur coats on the horizon.
Fur outside coats -S'2.5 to
$150.
Fur lined eoats $50 to$500
Rog?is Per & Company,
Three Broadway Stor??
at at at
Warren St 13th St. 34th St.
3tearn<A ? spland (Bel?), An'werp and Po
? \. i Novembei 4, to the K.'?1 Star Lin?, with
I 161 flrsl 280 ?second cabla end 1,041 iteeraa?
paMenaera ind mase. Arrived it the Bai
ut 4 .i m.
Btearaei Cosmo, Ponr? Nov.?mhei- x m ,
a?t?ie?i it Aguadllla 7 ami Baa .Ins? R. to th>?
,\-."A fork and Porto Rico ta Ce, with ?'',!?
p , tat t.?. i ?. mills and mdS* ArrHed at ?he
I lii S m
Ht ?amer >?n Ousllel mo 11 tal), Naples Octo?
ber jti, t> Hlrsel, Peltmann * ?'?.. tritt mi
? ,i in snd i."'.j iteeraa? paseenaers sad mds?.
Kteamee Qeorg? Washington (Qer), Bremen
November i. Ronthampton and Cherbourg ?">.
t?. Oehiehs ,<? Co, with hi Bret, ?MB se<*ond,
51H third cabin aad TIB ?.teera???- passengers,
ni?.- Arrived at the Bar al
.', i. m
Bt? imei Alblngta i?;.ri. ror? au Prines o,to
'?? M ' ?: Haytien ft. Petil (loaves '-"?. Mira
loan? SB, Aux Cs - BO, laemel 11. Porto C
lomt.la November 2, Cartaaens ?t. Kingston ?.
M< ram Ha] and Port Moren) 7. Pori au Pringa
B and [nagua '??. to the Hamtmrg-Ai'aertaan Line.
with 7 paaaengers, mail? and mds?. Arrived al
the liar m 11 a :n.
?Steamer Manna Hata, Baltimore, to th-? Sam
ora Transport?t!? n ?'.?. w it ii
nKla? Oil Hlahtai ?!?. -it 11 BO t m
inter El Sol, Oalveetoa November s. tr> the
South, rn Pa. IBc ? '?.. artth Is? Passed la
QuaranttlU .,- | OB a in
Bteamer Proteus, Nea Orleans November A, t.>
c i Ifl, ? ? u :". paaoenaei ? au.\
toda* i-?-?, t in Quarantine al ?i IB a m.
i nar Prlna der Nederlan?en i Dutch), I'ar?
nuirii,,, i.',.', pi i,. m, rara -- '. ? lnl?iad S3,
? . -, ? lusnts SB, i .a ??na? ra
M Puerta Cabello '-'7 Curacao SB, Iscmel Bt.
Aquln No ember S \ ? i sis '
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th? it ?.u Dui h W - ?i India Mali
with x |..--. Irrtved s
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Trade-Mari: ^. M Uni ? a Century
Fine Lace
Table Linens
The ?BMortmenl ?8 very large, including many un
usual pieces. Every ^???xl kin.l of Lace au?l cotn-bi
nation ?)f Lace aiul Kml>rni?ler.y is repre-?ente.l. Priced
as follows?
Doylies, 6 in. diameter, $3-00 to 75 a ?I?-/
8 in. diameter. 4.50 t<? 50 a '!<?/
12 in. diameter. 7.50 to 100 a ?1?./
Centerpieces, 24 in. diameter. $2.50 to 100 ?a
_?X in. diameter, 3.00 to 150 ca
36 in: diameter. 5-00 to ?200 ea.
Tea Cloths, 45 in. diameter, S7.50 to 150 ?sa.
54 in. diameter. 15.00 to 150 ea.
frO in. diameter. 37.50 to ISO ea.
36 by 36 in.sq?, 5.50 to *-2S v*
?5 by 45 in.sq., <>.00 to 1/.- ea.
54 by ?;4 in. ?q?. -'0.00 to 150 ea.
Tea Napkins, 15 by 15 inches square, $13.50, 16.50,
17.50, l.?00, 27.50, 30 00 to 60.00 doten.
Bureau, Chiffonier, Buffet and Sidetable
Scarfs, $3.00 to 150.00 each.
Luncheon Sets, Centerpiece asjd two A?en Poylies,
$13.50 to 450.00 a set.
Wo urge ?>ur patrons to ?in their Christmss ?hopping at
thr carltetl postiMe ?la??"
James McCutcheon & Co.,
5th Ave. & 34th St., Waldorf-Astoria
!UJ -- _, ._ '?"
-AMUSEMENTS. "___._ AMUSEMENTS.
- WINTER GARDEN
_ OPENING MON., NOV. 20 ? ??
.thAv ?JwlwiUiffitRnM. TK&tK? "VERA VIOLETTA"
AROUNDTHE WORLD gjjpa? most Sj!ni
re: ?" ?ii-?-. \lelsm Ko??e Olltiks. AM*** Tlcksta pu re h ?so*! for this w?h tichan?;-?*.
Sun Hpaldi?g ? violinist). paill.Moiytso. |)AIV? r_-,?. -,,..?, _;v. ? l.v ?n T-n't!
St.. SscsySs?gls sad ^?Wj? " LAST 7 TIME*
-*? Orchr.tra 7,?) -to |2 J^tJ? ?" . ^-jf CIUA-IF >n THE U HIKI.W?NII?.
IVKI< HM "wof Bv K.M.S 1.V siao*.?.?,?^.. >II<VK (t>l?ylnsl
SpThB Drama Players ^s*33-*f? - SSNSKfi VIOLA ALLEN
rla??O B'v'i?t'h ?JBv.S'l*. Si?t Tom w.li.v) ln ?-rhi? Laiy at Covta*?," :\ lov?
inn,hTlm?W?-.l. Bv?.. TUC K|SS WALTZ ?T" !>i. Th?-.. . 3?th rI?? l B * l Evn. 8:20
Nov 22 So. *n i? ?"?? *'**----?~ A KIOT TLir Mil I ION *' W?_It.
m' .?, Flliotf?'Th..W. h?"- B-y&OAv. Ev.8:30 OK rl N. 1?1L MILLIUN r,.n, w ... _?
x1"" Tim??. ANGLIN Ckins? ?>*? ??'! -: ??' i-?MN.. B'ygsa m r?* n m
$i .-.o mi ,Tw, mu?. ?*\V Y,,;, Trursd??" ! ???*?*' ?T!-!'1''' m Thn ? if a Hunh,-?* ' :'V Kmma
B?ftnnlng MON.. NO". . 20 iisats ".ur?aa> ^ ?,, al production 1118 HUB tlUniBrS raj??.
THE IRISH PLATEKb MANHATTAN Op?r? How. 84th *
I?1B_ bj**?w ,.?,...? Last 3 Wk?. Evs.8 gh?*rp Wed.* Sat. 3 Sharp,
Wtlltam Collar's CORROS. _41st_.E ofB ?ay. ?ATUCBy VXD U80I n-c
F.vsts
To
K<^>SnWMK HM & 8818188 ? MARLOWE
ll?y, 81-??0 DvINI' ruLi.? "'"?' . In shak?.?p??ar?.i4n repertoire Prie??I?C-81 S*
TO'ulJ ?f - - ** ' , ._? . - ? - ' III CIlll'A'-BJ/'-ai' n?i ? ?pr?t ?-?-?? ? ? '? -?.. ..
- ^._?.?-i?_r 41 si Ht * B'v. Ev?s 8:13. i This \\'*ek To nl?ht & W?1 Mat Mt
PBO_?25___i? ..'-.il-a unuce?!.MM.??. chan? of Vaales"; M A Thura night?
UwFtsMsT|C UtVtR IfllCl Tom'w.. 9 18. -Rom?., and Julis*"; Frl nl*lit. 'Ma
prs-wsts I"?.?- ; , fei Mai a night. ?Hsial?t~"
Dl AYHOUSEr? a_L?lI Bryant. ?E?T KM?. I25tti Bt, A Bth '
PLATnUUOtT 2<?_?*J Bomt Mst.isMlseaMMalMnin rHKBAUUa
r7.8:i? Mat RQUGHT AND PAID FOR Tot' 2 js LOUISE GUN-HG rui\< V:
'tv.. 81.RS,_- ?
The 8th Wonder of the World.
THE. BPIHDE!
CENTURY
irraerly ?2nd & >?th Ave.
Theatre. Tel gSOlX'ol.
,. S Sharp. Mats Wed and Bat, I sharp.
goats on Hale i o Dee ?''?). Rrlrea BOo to $2..y?1
?iaa I AtttTtU Wway A 30th St. Eve?. 820.
WALLRuA ? Mata Wed. and Pat., titU
gfohgeAKLISS m DISRAELI
"Triumph for anthnr and a.'tor" Eve Sun.
?.ro.nnilall Theatre. ?3*way * 4*1 St
M wUnAnMiitH. Tom'w. & BaL,2:19
BIGGEST HIT EVER
??SCORED ON BROADWAY.
COHAN At.
mann* *W^ MX M arm X W ,,any |? tt.,0
i'rea'est Suerea? In Flftv Years.
THE I.ITTI.E MII.I.IONAIKE.
Beata NOS? for ThanfcSglVg Hay Mat
aCVABr"?l'?;ij' "i .".t?i '.Eves ?? 17? Mats Wed.
AdlUn fc Bat. 2:13 Mt.T??m'w..R0??-$i..v).
"Catches nn Ilk? a honae atire" ?Eve. Sun.
RAYMOND In the n. ?v
Musi.'ai Play,
THE RED
WIDOW.
| S.'ii's Selling for Tl'nnk?i?lvln;r I?av Matinee
METROPOLITAN 8S?&
Tn-ninrrow Eva. at I Koenlgsklnder. Mates.
1'an-ar. Wlokhsm, Jornia. MattMii. MM ladlow
ker Qorlts,Roles,Dldur.Plnl-Corsl. ?'on?! .Herta
Unir??. Evg. a*. I 19 Girl of the Golden West.
Mines. Pfilnn, Mattfold: MM CaruSQ, Amato.
Billy, Retss, Dldur, d?i Begarola, H.ida. i.'ond..
Toscanlnl.
Frl. Eva. 3- 7 ?.V Tristan und Isolde. Mme?.
Promoted, M?ta?nauer: MM Bnrrian, Wall
'd.'hut). Wltherspoon, Hlnshaw, R?lss, Murphy.
?'ond., Toscsnlnl.
?at. Mat. it S:18 First Time In America.
lohetani. Mme. Oadskl; MM .la.llowker. Wlth?
erspoon, HInstiaw.Ruvsilae|,Murphy ?"ond Hertz.
Next Week: Mon Evg. .? I 10 Madama
Butterfly. Mines Parrar, F'irnla; MM. Martin.
Scott I. Haiia. Audlato. ?-.,n.i . Teecanlai.
Wed. Evj. nt ? Faust. Mmes Parrar, Mau
boarg, Matt'?Id; mm Jadlowker, ailljr, Ro
thler, ReKue Cond., Sturanl. |
MA l ?i??r?iJ
HITCHCOCK
SPECIAL
TH tNKSOIVING
DAT M A TINE E
Boats on S.ile THIS MORNING at I) A
H AHUMAN TI A NO ISED
PARSIFAL
I MORNINQ at f? A M
PIANO ISED
Is (Tues.) Aft., at 2:30.
ARIANI
Heli?. o Theatre, This (Tues.) Aft., at 2:30.
?ADRIANO
FIRST PIANO RECITAL
Beata $1 M, $1 .?Mi Tie and fi<v , at Box i
?"??flee. Btelnway Piano,
HORSE SHOW
The Hox Offlre ;i? the MADISON BMJABS
GARDEN ?rill be open f-om 1? A. M un? I rt ,'t?. i
iv M on Tl 'EMBAY Mid W?)NEM?AY. the,
Uth ni'l IMh "f NOVEMBER, for 'he sal,? of]
N Its and l'"\?. for '1'? entire ?veek of ?he I
?how and on and after Nov 1,?\ for reserved I
ttopts for am sin?'?* performance
Csraegte Ljmaaaa? Thla Aft. i Tu-i. i at 3
Bl I ?II und FKITZ m W
RUCH
Ylolln and 'Cello ReHtal. ? "
Management Qulnlan MusiesI Aseney
CARNBOIK HAM,, ?at. Aft., Nov. IS. 2-.S0.
DE PACHMANN
I'lano R.-'-lt.il. Baldwin riano u?ed
Mir' guiiiian A<en.-\ Reata at Hall, Wc to |2.
CARNBOIK H AT.!,, Tues. Aft.. Nov. '??I. at 3
ZIMBALIST
VlOliS Rei-it-il. Seats. T"?' to S'.'
Management Qalnlaa Musical Agracjr
London, Soi IB Mlnnetonka I hn, New York
Trieste, Nov IB -Pannonla I Mr i New York
via S
i.h Plata, Soi II ?frican Moaareh ? Hn, N< m
York mi St LUOia f'?r Rotarlu.
Punta Ar?nos. N??\ IB Dorothy iBr), Saw
fork vis st Lucia for Corral, etc
- .'?;. - v?.? 11 Koma I Pi I, n.-w fork
Flahguard No* 13. B:2d p ? Lualtanla IBr).
Sea York for Liverpool ian,i proceinled)
Not r: S ?H i? m Seeland ?? i v.w
?i : . for ?Vatwerp >uti.i pro ??
I torta. No? IS, '.? s m Qermanla ?Fr? \i?.
Milles and Lisboa loi New ?fork.
Southampton, No? 11 Atrato (De), Neo tan
\ la Antllla, Klngatoo, Colon, Port Hpain. i
Uarbodoa and Hi Ml heals
P rl Natal Nov il <ian Maclachan <Br>, New
York via st Vincent, ?' V, Capa Town, ate,
Hull, N,,\ 11 M.ii nan ?!!->. Ne? Y,(rk
Idea, No\ IS ? Tort \t? !
ii?' ?
liermu 11 No*, 13, I a m--lien r? \>w
. . ir. Cranle?/ iBr), New ton rig I
I M? Iboume
? Nov, I-, Trojan iBr) Hem York via!
Punts ?ranas, Corral sn?i Taleahuaao
SAM.?.I'
I?C F TI i ' >? Sea
fork
? v ? \ ork
? ,,i ul |o " Ml I ' Sew *i ork
\,. i?? in ta i ? Ke? k'ork
?lit i?I'ii v.. 13 ?i i B ? lUeri trota
? Sew York
i. , k,. on, i
I '?-. |. I I I Vert ', .
PAMI D
Uibraltai So n W sshlngi \e? i
i i ?.*n
So- ii %nrona iltali Philadelphia and i
New \uik for Naple? and Genoa
JOHN DREW
NEW YORK"*" LEADING THEATRES,
CUOIDC ? ' * )"?h St V?* -.'" I.as? ?
CmrlnC Mats Tom a ,\ Bat . S 13 Weeks,
in Ins sr--- ?
, .?m? I] SU' ? t?
\ BIN?LE MAX.
IVPCIIII B'way. 45th 8t Eve 8:13 Uetl
LlbtUm Mata Thu - -v Ba? I
fa HUE ??&>?&*
"Be?' ro> M's? Rurk? ever had ' Eve Sin
niny .-???*ti 91 . B say. ?TOIomhusCircle
rAnK F.* I" Mr?'? Wed -.-Sat.;- 10
Tomorrow Matinee Best Seat? Bi.50.
THE QUAKER GIRL a,
unncAM 44th St.. neai B ? ? Eve. 12.).
nUUoUR \i ita. Toas'? ,?? Bat..l 2n.
?? 'The Price* Is one .-.f the ?.?r.- I^st plays
written in ih> countr* "- Tim?s
HELEN WARE m price
HARRIS
R0)E STftHL
In ?'harlea Klein'a
,t- ??. m -eaa.
MAtttilE PEPPEB.
KNICKERBOCKER Matinee Saturday, 111?,
".??Iren Walt/ lnto-.ii nte?.'- ?Vlan Bal?
DONALD THE
BRIAN T;?, SIREN
,-,.. ,,f i no i?.- i tli Julia Sanderson, Frank
Moulan W'lllWeat.EllsabethFlrth.AI ?i
CRITERION
"Thi? r*'>' ?is humaa & aaamaas slap.
PASSERS-BY
hew irsitsDia ??t';,?"; J:;? ;?'-,
K m | Et langer'? Mua'., a', ,'oined Pe
tHePIMK
Overflow Souvenir I .a Femme Ma? Ihla flat
Beautify In? ?ase containing Hepner'i Fa?
mous Beautj preparation! ?? E ????
I IDCDTV w *2d Bt ? nr H wa* K?? ? IS
Llutnil Mats Tom'w <v s?i. m j i.?
TO-MOHT AT BtU (Pirat Tlniei
DUSTIN& WILLIAM FARHUM
THE LITTLEST REBEL
|gi ' Bt Ab raj Bv?
Mata Tom'w and s n
in ?he American
GAIETY
Thomas *'. Wise &
John Barrvmore UNCLE SAM
N-Uf Vnmr ,! ? '' '"'h s' Orch * S ?rp
L|| lur.h Matinee Batunla? ,? ?
KITTY CORDON.?'A?pV
THEENCH ANTRESS
JOEWEl.Eh'8 gSV T?^?',',TT,1i:)r'
THE WIFE DECIDES
A eore?sdV drama In 3 sets hy Thos M'Kean
Cb?rleVDI f?i pme h? w.hst . e. a?ta
ll ?ham s ULI Bt M's Tom w A Kir ?> |g
THF ?LATEST AND GMATSBT
THE THkEE ROMEOS
a N?w American M iv. .: Cornet*
SYMPHONY
Society of New York ?V
/HU I'EK f>.\M!<<?**< ||. i on1u"tor/V
S beat ?Sunday Aft.. Nov. 10. at I ^?V
I THE (I.NTIKV THEATRE. .
DVORAK I'KO?. KAMME
"Naw Worlds" Bjrmphoay; son?t?. ,
(Fraeuleln Keiisrhi, gJavonl? Khapoogp I
\Boots bo? ??H -?.lie al ? W, Mth Bt S
an?! ?Vritury T'ieatr- llox OflteS ^r
RFI ISP?! **'?'?? m '""???" B way F.e -?Ti
DCLAdLU Mh:-.. Thu's und Sat .' [|
1>\VI1? HFI AS.'.i |?re?,iit? DAVID
WARFIELD ?? Sf^iS,"
RFPIIRIIfi w< *' '-''' ?root. Bvs ?* ?o
THE WOMAN
COLONIAL sen Haye, g Jack Hot
v-wwnimu ??Uli. Murphy g M. hoi? g
H'li Mat.?Me. t... ?"The Police lasptjtlsr
AIU-MRR1 William Bark g Maud Pal?
mam?n* ,oll ..l1u> ,irr-t gmggae
Dl> Mat.''.-.!' ?Ion. ' Was. Otllon. otheia
HARRIA rilEATRE. thla Afl ? Tuesday ) at 3.
i ? W i . ;
HESS
K
8. as *M)c. t ? $1 nt |i,\ tiffl.'e oi
Mgl \l II ;| \\S"\ 4(7 Fifth ?ive
Pop Prices ?'?tup?ete Coronation in i'oiora
I,..la. 'iiKlo time In N V Houvenlra Aft *B?,
HlMMEMBTEIN'g Mi'llltyre g Heath H ??
l'Jd 8 i. ? : . ti ard ,v Howard, r-h*.rM?
? ^t h i .'.". *,?i ;."?? Pausl and IS o'her ?????.
CtlSCM WorW In *i*?a? On-he?tral Concerts.
ClrCn M????, ?lie m .?. \ft ?ii.i Bee
vit*.)? I IKEMATOIkAPM Fach Hour
iniriLSAV ' M ' ?" ?.I KI. ?? F Mir,
fluaUtllll ?"? l.OlDKN WKH
?rtbfcTINGS.
A??T'AI MEET1??! *0?MEt? ROL??P WltV
. ? <>f Med??al Men Academy
... \i. || ? ? ? la-- No? 19 1 F II
AND F. ?*1.'RRIER. ??ec/. .

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