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HF flS HIS SECRET
Paying Teller Goes to Police
Headquarters Instead of Bank.
LOST $2,200 IN GAMBLING
Stopped Stealing* Ten Months
Ago and Tried to Pay the
Money Back.
'?"rn< r? l-'r??ni<-'r left th? house at No. S08
?1st su..i yesterday nornlng and
i" ?'. .1 Third svenue < levsted train tc 23d
Thsra h?' a-*?.? ??ff snd walked over
toward Hi?- fluiiKai ian-Aiiieric,in Hank, at
I -fill avenue sod 21al street, where lie bad
i ? ? n employed for three yesra, first as rc*
icivlns tellei ??f ih? sa vines deposita di?
vision Snd later as paying teller.
|7in he <ii?i ii?.t go there directly, for
i.c "rssohed the aubwsy station, stl
tract an?! Madison avenue, he asked al
1 ??In ?inaii what subway station Was ncar
*st to I'ollce- Headquarter??. Then be bought
a ticket and rode to the ?-tprlriK street sta?
tion, arriving at Police Hoa<lquartors at
9M, the time he usually reached the hank.
"I am a thief." he almost shouted When
he stopped before Ueutenant Fnnston's
desk. "I have gambled away nhout $3?001
of the hank's money How goo?l It Is to!
tell some one at last!"
The lieutenant looked at hiin. H>- saw a
tall, distinguished looking antl well dressed
man. He asked his name, hin occupation,
his ad?1r?'ss and his age, whl?-h was thirty,
snd Fromer a??ld?>d he was unmarried.
"Who Is the woman in the ?as.'.'" asked
the lieutenant next.
"Woman? There is none. Ju.t gambling."
'Horses?'*
"No. Just.little social games of cards with
friends "
"Detective WUUsaa was summoned.
Fromer was turned over to him. The de?
tective called up tlve Hungarian-American
Bank on the telephone, and when he In
fornvd them that their psylng teller was
a prisoner, felf-accused of embezzling the
bsnk'a funds, he had to assure them he was
not Joking.
"What a surprise it was!" said one of
Fromer's associates at the hank. "So
punctual and a.x-urate Ami always merry
and smiling. It seems Impossible"
Fromer told the police he did not Intend
to ?teal The Bight of so much money was
a new sensation to him. Of the eiRht yesra
that he had been in this country the first
five were spent as a clerk in a big expresa
company. When he became an employa "7
the hank the money charmed him, and one,
night he took $& of the bank's money home
with him He ?ambled and lost it
That was the beginning. Almost every
day fur two years and two months he took
some amount. His method was simple,
and the amazing part of it is that it was
not detected. Kven now the hank csnnol
say that Fromer stole'one cent, and will
not he able to d . so until after an expert
SCCOUntsnt has gone over the looks.
Fromer would receive, say. $25 from a
savings depositor. This he would pocket,
entering it in the pssabook? but making
no entry In the hank's hooks. Had any
one of these depositors irhose savings Fro?
mer embezzled withdrawn his account dis?
covery would haare followed Immediately
Why th?- annual balam-es did not reveal I
his perulation? is also mystlfvlii
T? n months a?.r> he Stopped stealing. B
h? continued to ?-am*ble. this time with
whs! in .mill spare from his salary, in
that he would win back what lie
h:?1 lost But he seldom won
i? onI) fesr when held In $?.?V??? hall fof
further exa mi nation h\ ilaglBtrate Apple
t< n In the Jefferson Market court was that
Idowed mother In the little town of
vsr. in Southern Hungary, would j
- .] Igrs? ? His friends In this j
rit? bel lev? hi? mother, win? is w?u to do,
n li make restitution.
Tli? Id?ink Will n??t suffer less In any event.
i rom? '? 'iii?l?-r ? homi of ?un,?-, fm
tl?be?l hj the Inited States Fidelity and
U. S. WEIGHERS LOSE APPEAL.
The 1'nlied State? ?"ircnlt ?'onrt of Ap
r? ?'?? afTlinif"! ?cstei-ilay the jud-tnent of
ih? ?*lrciilt Court in the case of ?'har'es I,
T'r?w- and ?'harlcs II. Wardell, customs I
weighers, who were found emit y of con?
spiracy to undarwelgh imported sugar at
the Williams!?ut S dockS.
They wer? ?. ntenced on I'ecemher IT,
17?l??. to serve ten monihs each !n th?? penl
on Blsckwclfa Islsn_.
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $2.50 a year.
OUT OF ROGUES' GALLERY
Mayor Causes Removal of Pict?
ure of Innocent Man.
Mayor Qsy_or has ha i rsnaoved fron the
Rogues' (lallery, at Poll? e Headquarters,
th?- pliture of lsldor Waltz? r. of H? ?
Henry street, a young man who was ar?
rested some time ago on a rharg?- of lar?
ceny and was found to he innocent. Thr
-Mayor yesterday wrote tha follow ing letter
io Mr. Waitzir, explaining what ha had
? don?':
Dotty Mr Waltzer: On receiving your let?
ter informing me that your pictur? '?*? '
?unjustly h< the Rogues?' Gsllerv I at one?
: Inquired Into the case i round it 1? be
i hist as you state--namely, that you had
I never been arrested hut once, and that the
'charge of larceny made agalnsl you then
I by a policeman was found to he unfou ?ied
and you were discharged. Nevertheless,
? your picture was put In the Rogues' Gal?
lery, labelled "general thief." and it has
| been there ever since. I have had it taken
out of ih?- llegues' nailery, and I am here
; with Ben ling it hack t<? v.u.
1 WOUld SISO like to do whatever rise i
! can to make amends for the very great
[wrong which lias been done to you, ?
the lime von were treated In thi?* WS>' ?'
large number of other ?boya lu thla rltJ
wer?- being trCStCd In the same way. But
an end hns been put to that sort- of thin-,
and I trust forever.
W. J. QATNOR, Mayor.
NO EXTRA "COPS" AT DINNER
Did Not Stand Over Gentlemen
at Peace Feast.
Asked by Mayor Oaynnr about recent
atstementa that he had sent a number of
policemen to the peace dinner nt the Wal?
dorf nn.l on -mother o? caslon had failed to
'ui-nlsh suftlrlen? protection to President
Taft. Polli-e ?ommissloiier Waldo yCSter?
?lay denied hotli stories.
"! particularly do not wish to have it
?aid all over the country," wrote the ?SVOT,
'that we sent polici-men to stand over a
dinner of gentlemen "
< 'ommlssioner Waldo ?arrota to the Mavor
saying It had been customary to furnish
from four to eight plalnclothcs men to
the President when In the citv, depending
upon the crowds expected Motorcycle men
are also furnished to expedite his pa
through the streets
No plalnclothe.s men were sent to the
pea?-e ?llnner except the escort lo Hie l'resl
dent. who were under the s'ipei -vision of
the Fnited States Secret Service and de?
parted as soon as the President went away.
No uniformed men entered the Waldorf
and only the regular men on post were
outside, the Commissioner explained.
MAY SOLVl^LAW'S DELAYS"
Justice Finelite Has Plan with
Which Associates Agree.
I Justice Finelite, of the City ?'ourt. re
| plied yesterday to the assertions of Abra?
ham S. Gilbert at the dinner of the County
laawyers* Association at ih? Hotel Aster
recently, charging that many of the "law's
delays" were attributable to the Justices
presiding In the various courts He aiided '
to his answer a proposition which will be
brought this week before the Hoard of <*lty
Court Justices to corre.-t whatever mav
exist of the "law's delays" tha? may he
attributed, solely to tin- exoesa of huslness.
"I-st week District Attorney Whitman
appeared before me." said the justice, "snd
asked me how [ would view a change of
the present law that would ?nable justices
of the City ?*onrt to sit in General Session?
at auch tin?? s as th?- General Sessions ?al?
endar became clogged and as ? consequence
the Tombs became overcrowded.
"My own proposition Is exactly along the
sain? line as that proposed by the District
Attorney, except that It r-f. rs to civil
'??ses. 1 sllgfrest that a law he passed p. r
mittlng the Appellate Division to make a!
t nlo for tha? Supreme Court which will
allow the justice presiding; over the csfl
'?alendar lo assign rases ??n the Supreme
Court docket for trial before justices of thai
City ?ourt, or. In other words, but to the
? same effect, allow a Justice of the City!
Court to he assigned to the trial of . .?-?s
In the Sup-erne Court." .
I other 'uatleea of the city Court ?x
j pressed themselves as being In hesrty SC?
i cord with the proposition of Justice Kin? -
Ute, declaring that the docket of a city
Court was so Strictly up to date that ?xtra
hard work on the part of the JustlcSB Of
that court In the interests of the public
would enable them to spare at l?ast one
Justice f'T . mergen? y work.
SWISS SOCIETY TO OPEN ROOMS.
Announcement was ma<|e yesterdsy that
the new clubrooms of the Switzerland So
<i?ty, with hesdqHsrtora at No. ;, Fast ?.?nth
street, will tie opened Thursdsy aft?! noon
A varied programme has been arrange?!
for the occasion and many Well known
persona have bsen invited to attend. The
society la under the patronage of the Swiss
government.
COURT HELO IN HO?
Singer Will Contest Begins, an
Children Claim Estate.
HOUSEKEEPER'S SHARE Bl
, Physician Completed Will at th
Dying Man's Dictation,
He Testifies.
Th? inrit?<it over the ?rill "f John I
i Blnger. s??n ..f the Miring machias msni
: facturar, began yesterday i???tore Burrocal
,i.?!in P. Coltalan, In th?? Buirr**-*ats'. Cour
and enfin] for ?h? ,i,1v .1 th.? Ilrihn?man
Hotpltal.
Mrs l.ii.ia H, Thru.lie. was one of th
?ubscriblng witnesses t?. the will, .nd is i
th? ILihiiPinanti RosfHtal, having broke
her Ice. Hit- testimony was no?-.1??i1 yestet
day Burrog.t. Cohalan made 111. ? .uggM
?i?"i thai h<- hoM court in th? ho.pltal, I
which tlio opposing attorney. .gr?ed, an
the judge and lawyers adjourned ?<> ih
.Ich wHt.i. where court ws. held ami th
teatlmony ?>f Mr?. Thatchai taken
Mr singer i. rt the bulk of hi. estate ?
Mi- ntsrtotte .1. ?Donnelly, his house
I Beeper. ?She Inherited 114 .hare. <?f th
I .?Wing nifichlno company nn.l th? Inter?
of Hi?- ff-Ktator in hi. Ii??'isf- So. I lo Rat
177th street. The BltMlX. The contest w i
brought hy Mcrrltt A. Bingei snd Je.
Kit;? SltiR.-r. son and daughter of the (el
j t.itor by hi. Second WtfS, Uhu live in ? hi
eago They Mid their father ws. no
mentslly compren! when he executed hi
will, snd vus dying, In fa?-t. when ho mad
the Instrument with the .Id of hi. physl
?inn. Dr. I'Mw.inl 1, Corhett. of \,
Al*?xan?l?r avenue. The Bronx,
l?r. Corbett, who t.-tin..i yesterday, said
"I eat behind Mm nnrl with a pllloi
propped hltn up Mr Beach held . geogrsph]
to support the document." Mr Slni-?r die?
In October last. I>r inrbeit said that or
one of bis rialt. to Mr Sinccr. after h? hsi
| suffered n str.'k? >.f apopl.-*xy, his :
! said he wanted to make a ?will W'altei
j Beach, bl*? persons! counsel, le^.n the writ?
ln?r of the will, ??ii? was taken III, ?n-1 th?
pnysl'-lan finished taking the dlctstlofl oi
the sick man. l?r Corbetl Mid h? ??
?Mrsd that Mr. Blnger had 1.000
stock in the ginger Bewtng klschlne ?'on
pany, which he ?im.ih Into four parts a.<
to lb?* Brons house, Ihs ?wttnea. i
Mr. Blnger snd h? own?d . amsll Ii
In It. Mr Sinccr hsd r?*tunu
Port .larvls. the physlefsn said, and he b't'l
troubl? In articulating. ?Dr. Corl?et1
one of til? \\\ti-.. II ? wtll, .'.n?l ?Dsvld
R. Thatcher and Mrs I.ml? H Ths1
caretaker, of the property were Ih? i
It developed thai Mr Silo;??- and 1
ond ?rife aeparsted eleven y< u SO(0, and
Mrs. Singer took her children to Chicago
Counsel for Mr T?onliell\ said be had ?he
copy of contra, t I. tu.-, n Mr Blnger and
the contesting son and ds'ighter hj which
they ?groed for a "vsluable constd'M-stltm''
to r? llnnnlfh all claim ? upon his
hie d.i'tli. It was said the non and iln'iirh
ter received $|f?Aom en. b undei thl. ?Agree?
ment in IBM. Mr Baldwin, the Chicago at?
torney retained hy the contestants, tnld:
"This property for which th? .ont. slants
?i^kc a claim we. supposed lo he worth
million., I?"? W? have i?vls..| our ?st ?mat-s.
for much of It, we find, ha. !?? ? n
dered in ret-enl ? ? at s "
l'nder cfoss-exsmlnstlon, Dr. < ? I
that it took Mr Sinti, r hslf sn hour lo
make lilt will and .Ign It That
..n th? Btsnd thai Mr. Blnger haul mu. h
dim? ?inv in algning It. "H? didn't know
anything," o-.wi Thatcher He i
say iti answer t?> .jiiestlons tlial Mr !
a?ked Mm to r.? lo Mr Blnger'. room, bul
did not tell him ?hat he was t?. N In?
Will "I .lined Just t?e,-Hiitf Mr :
m? to" said th? ?Witness. H? add?d that h?
\%av BstlsAsd the old man wat un?oni
in tpit? of the fa? t that Mr Singir
the will.
When ho entered th<- room, Tl .1
??aid Mr Blnger was In b?ed and hi
were . l.ise.1 ||e anil |,|S wife put ?
name? to iii<- document after Mr. Singer
liad been ralead In bed for ??it signature
"When we went to *a) good by lo Mr
Blncer li? mnM nii.ke no i .-.-1.?,i,?-?? "
Thatcher said he did no! knot I
wltneselng th? last will of Mr Hingt
m mine reapecta contradicted Mr H
When h? 1111 i ?? 11 ?-? i I. lei.?? counsel
for th? proponent asked thsl hie
iii?nt iiia-t t.? ?iiri nol know it to be ;. I? t
win b. stricken from th. record.
Kate Cohslsn Mid: "Hi I. sn old man
and I am nol going lo believe hi. ssaer?
tint) in oppoFitii.il to a reputabl. lawyer
ilk? Walter Bosch."
Trooz
3 0 U. S. Department of Agriculture.
.J' 9 -i3 WEATHER' BUREAU
?*8/."-??'.""*'?. WILLIS L.MOORE 'Chief.
? -_'?" S?"?/*"
' "?***. 'J,-* 89.''' 88.6
*?-._ '?*>_*.. _*L_*"I ' ,?1 39_6 89.81 89.35
(%^-.._
i tXPLANATORY NOTES.
* Observations laUn al 8 p m\ 7*ath ?nrridUn time,
pressure rtduceo lo tea level.
Isot?r?, ?.o.ii'onous lines, pass through point? ol equal air
pre? u?e
I sot he ?ms, dotted l?nea, pau through points ol equal tem?
perature; drawn only lor km, freezing, ??, and 100 degrees.
O CaSSJ Q Partly Cl-jdy; # Caloudy; R Ram; S Snow;
M Report missing. Arrows Hy with the wind.
n*S figures indicate temp?rature; second, preciptlalion ol
I ?II bat or more, !pr ?4 hours ending 8 p.m. yesterday.
THI. MAP BA3tn ON OB., P.VA7I088 TAXIS AT
"Ml. LAST M-IT.
I ... II I'ra- l| r.l". . Dili
. lor This Monih.
Normal 3.79 ln.hMS
rjr."i-t 6.19 in 1882
least 1.16 la 1871
THE WEATHER REPCRT
11-, I.rt'iird und bptptpat. >*> isl
.1 - tsrsssee n.?t -un ?'?.?t the
i e M '? Sunday night i
mi'l'iK eastward lo lb? regO-B if the!
,4 Bight it ?'?' i'lil.ll . 'Il- I
i deve'ot-itg <<lt il" uiiilill? AtlBBtl? |
' w. nt> f.iiir hour
iimiii , i mtam it the aoitbers and
m- ?n tha .???iiii'iM ?II
ukttt ??_at <?i ti.? Reek} Motintalsa Ssether
?liatui I?II .'_?'. Pa? n < "ant,
? SHOWS rtllil iuIiih.
The tempel risen hfiiinwli.it in the
_a_iern maite?. an. the Mi.i?ii?- West, bsl it Is? j
falltt'K ax-In In th? I--! Nui ?h. when ill" haro
metric pre ?.?ture la again rlaltiK. The unim over
__M ?ii..' Ilial off Hi?* inl'l.i;. Al
laotl. ? ii?i?! will '
'1 Itssdfl i in?iriilii?, mil ??ill I.? BtteS-?I b
ari'l inn i)?v\. st Kahn .,n ?lie ini'l.!le Atlantic an?I \
New England ?ii.i?Ik. ?nd will l?e followed hy
.cnairiemhiv c-oiSer weather ever practically all
?liairut* eeat of the Ml??i??t|?pl Itiver. ,
Twatt win i?e atom tueaday In the north At
itn?i?' ?teles, ?h* up|,er 'ihlo Valley ?nd In the
regl? n ot th* ?it?at laMUea, and snow, f-illnwed
bv clearing weather. In the middle Atlantic
states The storm C? the Paelflc ? *?_f.t will prob
i. aKtwHr?! a*?I eauae
Tueadsv and Tue*?IB) nial?' In th?. pintean and
R?K-kv Mountain reglona. and? Wednesday or
Wtdnesday night It. Ih" p'ains niales and the
Uiper Ml?sla?lpr?i Valley ?older Weather will
overspread trie Woi?tkweelent aiatea during
day and Wednesday
arave warnings were lamed Monday iii.lit
?Ih and Central Florida. Southern Oeorgla,
ta-BSSsa east puitlvn of South Carolina, Kast
turen? v.-m Berth Carolina, >)"?
? iiKii.iii < .ast. Maryland, I ??-lawar?>. New .1er
?itii.-a.?t poitton of Baatem Penniylvante,
Wen Pennsylvania, toutheatl portion ><t Beat
Bern York an?i extreme weal ?sortlon -?t
N ? York, Weil Virginia ?nd ratreme Bast Ohio,
ire dtaplayed on the Atlantic,
from J eckten ?ri He to Kastp'.rt rand on I he
I'nir Coaal from Mn.wns-.liie to i'edar K"v->
The wind* ?).m. the Ne? ?Xngland ??.ant ?i!1
t>? i-art ebb becoming weal mn! north artel ?
mi.i.ii. Atlantf? feeet, weal and northwrti
B?aiee; tooth A) antk ami c?vnt dull ..;>*tH. high
?ml northweat; weal ?'.nlf funtt, mod?r?t?
north, becomtn. variable. Lak? Michigan, t.H-k
. ? ii and m ? I
nur?, d?|.anting Tuctday for European
i?.rts ? n hare memt an?i eerthweei Bale, and
rain or MOW, followed by clearing ?n<1 much
ooidtr weather, to the ??rand Hank?
?JhSSSBSI for Special Lsts'Htls.. B? North?
'in N?w Kn.land, snow t.. gay. W>-It?.-?day fair
Hii.l i older: high BBSt, ?hlftlng to north?- l
galet
1 ni Sicith.iii Bea laigland, ?now and ?older
to i-?.. WaAPeetay, eamck totaor; weit and
li.rtliw.i-t gales
POT Kantern New York, mow, followed hy
.leorliiK and ?older to -day; col'l yav. on the
i-oatt; W'rdnetday, fair and cold'; BOrthwWl
galet
Fat Kastern I'l-nntylvanla. ww, followed by
cletrlng and colder lo day; cold wave In south
eastern portion; Wednetday ftlr and cuntlnued
cold; north wit galet.
I-".,t New Jetea} and Delaware, ?now followed
by .-b-arlng .?nil colder Tuesday, with .,
were; Wednesday fair and continued COM;
northwest galet.
For Man land, gattm n? MaTt] motimvtr P.!
lowed I > .Luting ;: nd roMer, with a , ?.1.1 wa\?
to day ; \\ t-dnetday fair and void, northwcit
gaiti
?
Ir'..I til. [>IM! I, t ..f ? -?illlliioi ,
morning, followed bj clearing and ?..i.i-i tu da .
lay. r.?ir and ? old;
Por. vv. tt< i n l'enntj Ivanla, in ? ???? flun I?
mu. h . old? r, with .? .I a av? to day, \? ?
?lay. fair ai.d . oiiiimi.-I ? old; high BOrtl
W lud?
Far 9 tnt much
, In ettr? m? w< it p ?
high north we, | -,\ Indt; vy. rtneed ly fall
llaui i . .1,1
i ?di. tal obeei ? atlon. ??f ' 'nlti
bureauj tai.' ,i s p m ?? lerday follow:
Tents* rature \\ rath, r
Ml',.': 1- Si,,,?
Atlauti. I'll-.. 13
Booten .. . 2- Hnoa
Rnffal ? .
''Ili.llKO '..4. . .
New Orleans. -"1 'loud)
81 l,ouli . '
Washing'' n . . ? '-'
I real tMHal H?, oni. I
re. nrd from the Weather Bureau ihowr Ih?
?hang.? in the I? ?inperaline f. T the last twcnt\
f..or beare la comporttoe with the ,on oepoinl
laa "??'? ?i i..-' '?? .i
un?. IBIS mi i m
3 a. m . .'to 12 ?; p m.4,*, m
? a. n, ;:T I.", n p m ?4 ?1
I? a ?n M l?l 11 p m . . -:? U
I'-' 111. 4'? ft 13 p, 111 1.1
i l? m . . . 44
High.-Kt taaaperatore reeltr?lay, 12 ,???? ist
111? m ? lowest. 12 lai ? 1 m l; awr.ig- ?_?<?,;
average for eerieapondlng date last \>ar II;
axerng?. for tncretpcmltng dal? la 1 thirty three
\<-?rs BB
I.oca1 f..re. h? Sn?.? followed h cleerli
roldei t?, da? cold *?' aat fair and
?old Wednttdty. ntrthwtit ?Indi.
HYDE'S III IS DIED
Justice Lehman Says Defendant
Can Have Fair Trial Here.
WILL APPEAL, SAYS LAWYER
I Court Declares Newspapers
Have Not Created an At?
mosphere of Prejudice.
Chsrlea H. Hyde's motion for a chang*
?>f venue for hlH approaching trial was rle
iii??l yesterdsy by Justice I^hmar,, ?vl-.oae
Opinion is ?hat th?- defendant ?an hSVI a
I fall and Impartial irlal in thia county, in
aplte <>f the argumenta sdvanced a?ainst
thsl i reposition by Mr Hyde'a moving ps?
pera ami sfTidsvlta
"There Ir every pr?.sper-t that Hie motion
will I..- taken to the Appellste I ?vision,"
I was the remmeni of .i'i?in ?. Btsnchfteld,
who ;irKii>d for the motion f??r Hyde before
i .iiisti.-.- I??htnan, ami who remslna a?; his
| counsel on the motion for the change "f
venue,
I.??ier iMratri?! Attorney Whitman ?.aid
?ha* lie tiHil been informe?! by Max I?
r, Who II.id been of COUI?Sel f"! Hyde,
that the decision on Hie motion for a
chsnge of venue would be carried ;?? itir
, Appellste DivMon. Mr. Whitman -ill tile
.? motion t"-.ii\- for a hearing for ?<
' rial panel, nnd that motion will be argued
?on Thursday, unleas the appeal h'?l?ls It up.
if th" appeal on the motion is filed it will
j be argued before Hi" ippellste Wvl
probsbly on either Jsnusry i!? or Febru
sr) 6. ir i. <ie,?5i.iii is bande.i down with
In two weeks the Issl ?*_structlon sill be
cleared swsy before the end of Psor_sry,
an.] In thsl event, if the Appellste Division
I upholds Justice ?Lehmsn'a de??.?ion ?'?i ti ?
motion for a i hange of venue, Hyde pr?.i -
ably will be bliilllilit Hi the bar before Jug.
II?*?- V'tnon M I ?a vis In the criminal
ihianrh of the Supreme Court, the asme
; Court before which both I'"" htllann .Uni
I ?Cummlna were convicted.
n is understood thsl Hyde, though dis*
sppointsd at tb.' d?iil"ii of Justice l."h
; man. f.^e|s that Hi?- dex-talon as harid.-d
down supports the farts as presented bj
his counsel, even if it do? i ?! support
iiis conclusion, and believea that hia mo?
lion ?ill i?, grsnted "n appeal, The ??
taya
i ron hII the condltloi - disclosed, I have
therefore reached the con? o thst, while
tn?. newspapers have m man: !" lances
I Improperl) rough! to prejudice the esse, an i
there i- .? considerable bodi "f Ihoughtless
i ? ? ' , ?. uieii.s
??: th" ihsrgsi a? prool ol thrtr truth, they
'-.ll'.l I,.? ?,. nei ?! :,?::). -? er- I f
dice which micht subtly snd uncon
. I' Il m p. . i (:?? milK?** . f the Juror-,
and l ??m confident thst there ? aleta in th?
community no deep feeling ?bat the de?
'??.i <- guilt) and !t;"'il?l i'? punished.
' I i' el that he go to trial and
hing an im?
verdict and "f Riving to th- >
?used th? benefit ?i ib.- presumption of In?
es with Which the law ?eel?,?? to shield
him. Motion Is. therefore, denied
In another part <-f the de i ion, jrhich
covered iMrtesn typowrltten psgea lu *
Lehman commenta thu upon the attitude
Of the publlr-:
The general public in this city li more
,i ?,, regard pro ? i ? >?.?i n-^ with
? ? than !?> give undue weight to
" . . ?. i
11?.> i? Innocent
The USSSd Tilden SffldSVll
lice Lehman practically <il n Ih He
romment lhal i?> vain?, i? ??ue i lona hie, be
it <i?.?-s n"t mention hoi\ many per?
? ? Intel wed s bo gave
? ? ; ? ?.ble ? the def? ndasi
? t !?-> .ifii.i ?\ ?t. Ihst the
< ', ir?l. ? i 'i lal militai' ?! I ? t th?
of u lair trial fur him, Iba court wiped out
with tl thai Oardner. In spit? of
ill pubUrity, waa aoqvillted "trscticslly on
th* test!ni"nv 'f Hyd? hlmsell The de
? i i"ii i
- ? 1.1 .1- tl"' .Il? f Ml Of II"" H
a Ih the admlnl itr ?? on of tha i
Mi?\ mi'" ? ma quits j
t thai Ihe absolute!" uti'iuallfle.| be !
ii.f of the entire .ii\ In ihe |>ersonal hon
,..f . \. .-H" ? ? ,? . .1
i., i orably up. n Ihe defendant
Hyde's resignstl-on f.? the ?'it\ i'li.vn
berlaln'a ofllce will not prejudl? ? sn i ; r
..Kainat in tn. tl" it rather 11
? in lie i?-...i.-. been a ne? ep.
?lu. If Hyde wished '.nform lo a pi ?per
.it ? i propri? 11
? .. ? ? ed Hyd? m< tlon, Ihst
Ihe RHchmsnn and Cummin* convictions
.-. ? mad? It im] to get ??? fall trial
together with Ihe point thsl any jury
in tiiN county would bo of tsxpsyers, who
miKht feel thsl aa itoekholdera Is II.?
pora tlon "i Iht city thsy were trying the
rase of b man who bad taken their money,
. ?Lehman _Ianilasea in the? words;
\ |urj can certalnlj i?- obta|n?ed In ih ?
city, without Including an) juror personally
ted m the failure of either the
\ ..i i m- tn Hank "i- the Harn?ale Trust ? *?>ni
? "I ,ip|.? ar Hi..? the
!?.- ? any money by reason ?>f iho ii ,
made by Ihe defendsnl in tb?' N* < ? 111, ? i r i
Rank. I can find ah olutelj no hasia furl
ib? i-lalm Hist there I an) probability thst
efendsnl '.mn"t obtain .. fair trial by
taxpayers of tbla eounty.
s
CUMMINS MAY GET AID
Says Carnegie Trust Company Will
Pay Dollar for Dollar.
sa ii\ m?. T? nn Jan * William .1 Cum?
mins, fonv i't? <i m New fork ?>f grand lar?
ceny in connection with the failure <>f the
('arnegie Tru t fTompsny, bul now In Nash?
v i li? trying ??> ? lesr Dp s'?m? .if Ma financial
matters gsv.U ?? atstemenl to-.lay tn
which he said the Carnegie Trust Comnsny
S'ould pa) oui ?ioii.tr for dolisi
**l never Intend to quit until m) friends
aii'l the public know Huit f vas the victim
oi dreumetsneea controlled entirely i>> two
elements?Wsll Street snd pol?tica,'' he asid.
?
WIDOWS TO WED WIDOWERS,
Mlnnrapolla, Jsn I v matrimonial bu?
trau to aid the . a lated ? 'haritiea ana
the probation ofllce hsa been augg?
ib.it the widows for ?bom th.i thartt) or?
;.liatlon i? carina ma) man-) some of
me widowers who hsve children under the
Ion of the probation offli ?
?l know half ?? uosen widowers ie. ,ii g
?.mus." .?.?Id .-? probation officer "They
' anno! ??-t hous? k? e|?era ind I hi > cam ot
have their homes run properi) without
wives."
_- m
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
UINIATL'BB ALMANAC.
, | , ? i m . moon n?- -, 11 10;
IV
ll!?;il tVATBB.
v.M. I'M.
Hoo .?' 55
ri
11,11 ,;,? .. I I. I .,.,
WIRELESS REPORTS.
I I /...-lallt ' ? ?"?'"? ".' !
ii...:. ?! ? a m r? ? ? tad to
?i"? i- H ... ? ..? ...
,.. ,, i Hamburg foi N?w York.
? '. ,.i...ri..i b? wlrelem telegraph IM mita.
Bandi Hook ?i I i? m.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO l'A?.
Line
?i-mis F Hendrik ?"??"?''? ?'--" - l: I? W I
...Porto ICI..,. .Ian I N V ? |? ,t
. .,.,., , , ? ti-i'ibtl. Ian 2 IMriania
? ? !.. in ' .'. !-'" -"?SS, Ian 1 . N Y A I' R
?HaratrtLt .Havana, Jm, ?'? . U ?r,|
Pailania , ...lUmbu I IN B. Hareb a,?
Mantanlllo.. . " ' , *}.. ,, Bfard
Blichet ...Southampton, Dei .11 Ham Am
/..'\,?,i. ...Antwerp. Dae 10.!:?? ? st ,r
Utuanla..'?'' >u "" -7. Rueelee
i.i.in . Bremen Dec JO . N ?; Lloyd
lorfond .l.lfiK.n. I'e. 15. ..... _ .
Ki Mont? N"vv Onja*?. Jnn 4... Ko Pao
'V,,??1 .Mobile Ian'-' .Malh.ry
Braxoa.Oelvaalon. Jan S.Mallory
, r .Jackaon ville, Jan ?> ? I y St
?'1?v ? f AHanla ..Savannah. Jan ?>.Savannah
?'I , Qrande |!r itmwl. k. Jan n. Ml
u i.l.M-M-v v. JANUABT IS
Ian .'I . . U g| ?i
1 * oil.na ....At ' ' I .n I ...i'e|?.,
? i i m ri- b l'olon, Jan .? n...
.l?olterd.iin. I>?. ft Itanium
I A.tiea . Hue1'.;., lie. |o ....
1'alo.iua.Manns.? J*n 2.Mui.tun
OUTER APPAREL MUA-WEW?'*T ,IIVf,^^ljRS
FOR WOMEN. MISSES *nd JUNIORS
BEGINNING TODAY Will ClOSS Out
Evening and Dinner Gowns
tnr c <n~ FORMERLY
at *95 & >l2s $2io to $300
ALSO
Exquisite Wraps (many Fur-trimmed)
of velvet, faille, biocade. satin, e.c ?
at hO & 195 Jg
FORM" U Y
5 to 525)
Fur Coats and Sets
InciijJn-i Rich rts of Cross ?ox, ""?itk.i ?rex, rm n-. Chinchilla,
r-.'hrr Mole, P-lue rot, - kunk. White Fox, Lynx and other
fashionab'e furs ?
At About Half Former Prices
M'llinery, $7.50 & $10 ?%-?*
Poii ?valy no g-j-idi ?;nt on approval .'eierved -exchanged - or credited.
?i?t'i) avenue a! M'n Sire*!
AMUSEMENT3.
M.W YORK'S LEADIMi
\_AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRES Wli ?-I < < f-.ssE*.
i. .-' Eve. .t s I.".
1 IS
i mr ?lit Mai Inee. Tom
CTUC1 '' Barrymarf. Beautiful Act?
C I nCL l?s Brllllantlj Revea led Time.
BARRYMORE
THE WITNESS R? DEFENCE
I Vf?tIIII ? ' ? I B'wt Bve. S 13.
LIUCUIB -i ?? Tlnirt tnd Pit . '.' 19.
N'./l\fr.\ ? \T UK H BEST." .-'un
-I.i-r | WEEKS
NAZIMOVA
ThE MARIONETIES"
CRITERIO? ^VtCT^'r^V,^
JAMES K. IIACKETT
THE GRAIN OFQUST
t? i.i Or*
haw i
KM? M iiiitii KER, i
OTIS SKINNER
\ I! Mil \N
Nl?;llT
KISMET
M a ?Inee?
Tn-ninr-nw
A Sat nt 2.
cm Tfiu '"?' v- -'' tfy. v.'-*9 :>o.
rULlUn Mat. Tom'w A- Snt. at 2 20.
WILLIAM COLLIER Sa-Sf*
PA IE TV ? ?'?'h SI Bree. 9. 20.
UBICII Matin?*?. T- m'w A foL, 2 20.
ELSIE FERGUSON" jl-ftWS?^
Charlet un- fti nnr B'y.4Sth Bt r. ?? 19
UlUDL Mit Tow A- S??.-?.13
I'opnl.ir I'rl? e<l Mat. To-morrow.
EDDIE FOY
OVER THE RIVER
iiif-r TIME
HE\I. lAltVIIET ON THE fcTW.E.
New Amsterdam ?- '
BEN-HUR
E?e 9 ?Jharp
*>Oe to ll.M,
PEOPLE
20 II? 1RS ES
U1DBIC v" '" ?52* Street. Evenln?e*:20
nsnnia Matinee. Thurt and Sat. 2 20
THE TALKER
HUDSON " :',?
TiiNv Mar'hill.
Ulllaa Albertton
.md other*
BEET, nr Broadway
I NOW SEI-MMi.
ENIXO TO-MORROW NIGHT, 8:19.
E. SIMONE ?sas?aF
PARK
.*.(*?h St . B'n-av.
i: ? - ? 10 Matt
?ItimhiiB rirele.
\V,?rl A- ?Sat , 3:10.
The Quaker Girl
Beit ?ea'g $1
with
'LIFTON
R A W ft ' P. T '
' 4.'.I s? . nr B ?.y Eve. s 19
Mil l.im'w. .Vie ?o $1 .",??.
THE tlFNNESE OPERETTA.
MODEST SUZANNE
LIBERTY
SUME Kl-.il ER and
imi'in
BCMf VnQB '' ?T. ttlh St Orch *? ?h.rn
nCIf lUrlB T.itn'w Mat, 2'?e.
St 90.
mnTU I'KRMHtM ANI'E NEXT KRIOW.
lUUin ?, || TOR III Kit! I
IERT ? -.??du. 'ina.
KITTY GORDON LVc^?
THE ENCHANTRESS
nr. ?th A\e gve. 1:19
morrow, ,*Oe ?o |i 50,
THE SENATOR
KEEPS HOI SE.
?3) Marts? Mm ton
.??KRMVW AFTERNOON AT 2 ,\ FOOI. OE
MR. CRANE A CO. In PORTl'NE.
I.YIKIM THEATRE . -1'K? I \I.
I RIO.WS.
Jin 12,
19 und ?M,
ai .1 30
GARRICK ;?'
WM. H. CRINE
BEATRICE
HERFORD
"Hein?!
Mnnoleati
I
rnru World in Was. Holiday Mir.,,tlona
-Util Hi,.? Ihe M..?l. l.iti. Aft. ,n?l F.ve.
Ml ?II ? IM- M X KX.HAPH KAI II HOIR.
aslveetes, tan 4.Po Pa?-.
THCR8DAT, JANUAR. H
'Itmudlan Bermuds, Jan 8.uu?h?
??arillo ' o!"n. Jaa i .r i" ?'?i
. . .. S'aples, Dec *-K.? .. Auairlin
Uverpoel, He?- "-1 ..White Btsr
vlriT? l?e? -j?. .French
';i?-n.. k. !'?.- 10 .
. ' . '."?. .lau 3
?.muh.? N".. Orleans, Jan a ... .-o Pee i
- ??;? Ule, .inn i.??ljrj? i
? I
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
1. DAI.
Mull Y?* am
\ a..?, i iv,r Une ? lo??S SSIlB.
Panama , 11:80 a m a ??? r m
, ?, |<?tterdam, ll"l Am 1?*? ?? s m
i-of rit L kvannah. _sv. 3 on p m ?
v. , s. Clyde loo p m ]
WEDNESDAY, JAM 'Aft- I*.
tanta. Utetpoet, Canard, r. 88 ? m o no? mi
Adriatic, \/"i?a Whit? Si_r. B'.QOS in 13 ?s? n
Tasus, I'.-iiiiiM.. RMHP..1 B.uOam 10:00 a IS I
M.? i . .ill".. t.ii ?liijvrn. I!?.! !? s .'..?am 1*. ?hi m
X.B.'tiM. Jamax-s. I' K CB ??? I? 7??> s in 1 _ *?"> m
I ?,linn.ko. Clyde in ??i ? tn 1:09pm
In lustry, Menta? Id? ?I 00 ? ??? '- ?>?) P "?
WellB-llde, Kail'i,loa II A. 11 "Oil in 2-0 p m I
?'rlstol?I, Cristobal, Panama. 11:80a? 8:00pm I
Vaderlan4, ?ntwerp, Red Mai 10.i*"?ain!
Humn. Jacks avilie, ?-|>?!e ,. 1:08pm |
Ban Mar?-_>. Oalvest-a, Mall'y - I'Opm
Till HI I? \V. JANUARY II.
la Touri .Mi" I :? B ' 7 'K) a m 1" i' i a im
ii.iiiir?-? Bremen, N 'i l. . ?1 t;<"> a m 10:00 a m
Ha? a-... Ward 8 00 u m 12 <?) m
,. Bermuda, Ifcr Atl .11:30 am 2:00 pm
AIMncla, Haytl. II *? ,. 1.-08pal :i on p m
i ? ..r ? i? ta, 8a? ? ?i nie t.. :: 00 i m
Rie Gran I?, Br' " i -. Mallory, I <??' p m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
DeatlnatlOB snd steamer. du*? In N. r. P M.
H.wuii, tapan, < ?>r?-a. China, Philip.
pln*s i\is .-an Ki?n<mcoi In.m.
Mais -?n H. 0.3U
Hawaii ' i.? Bas ?Yrani laco) wii
lielmln.i .Jen 1-'. ???'?>
i lands, tima Zealand, Ana
?Il.?ii Kiani-ls' ") lli'ii'lrlk
.Jan U. ?'? 1'?
Japan, i'orea, ?hin. (via Tm-oma) -
M. m ,, Mara , .-un II? I 88
Ilawall, Japan, Corea, Ch?as, Phil?
ippin? ? i via Ban Pram la I Mon ?
Bolla .Jan is. ?30
Is sunmar| laluml?. Sew
Zealand, Australia ?via Vancouver)
--?.?ralarxlla . .Jan 10. 0:30
lapas Corea, ?hi?a. PhlllipH"-? (via
? ittl? .Jan 19, 630
Tahiti hi I MarrpiearuI (vis Han
I'ran.l.-.ol Marltmaa .Jan 28, 0:30
Quant. Philippines ?via Sun Fran
ilf-o) I 3 transport .Jan 31. OSO
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Monday, Janua.y 8,
1912.
Htm, i:i'
,-'|. i . i .?'a i. I.I',' i |i . . I ?r , lui,, r ;,(>
and Qut-enstown 81, i>> tin White Siai Line, with
?? Hi ? ibln, l??l ?.i an.i a.iii and l??l ??errege
i is -'i. ai.d n'l ?? Ai i i^"l ai ili?> I tur ut
l?i .7, p m
? amer Miiim?. ket, Btockton, Me, t?> the
tireal N?m-tltern Papei ?'.., wtlh mdse; vessel to
\ ii null ?fc Co. i'asasd In Quarantine at ti.o.%
U in
.-' ni. r Proteus, Na % Orle??i January 2. to
Hi. Bouthers PacltV tin, wltfi passengers i I
mdsi Pasead In Quarantine a' 8:11 ? in.
?t.1.1 1:1 ?in. '.?, Qalveslon Januar] S, to
? uiti?>rti I'm. III. ? 'n, with ni!-?' r '
?.?liai an. In? ii ' il 'n a m
imer Chicagn i n. (Br), Bristol December
II .ill BWBM a p.i. to .lain.s Arlo'H ,?;. i',,, with
i. a ? Irr!ved at the Bar al 18 ? m.
.-i. ,im r Clan Ms Intyre iltti. Hu?*n.>s
l?..'?? r In and St Lucia ii?. to Barber A Co,
An Ivad m the Bar ?? * ??'? ;? m.
inter Alilancs, Cristobal, to the Panama
up Hs ?'>. with paasenget?, Dial1? aii'l miist.
I In Hand) Hook ??: 7 41 p n?
mer Ml hlaan iBri, Antwerp December 21,1
lei ron ,v ion, with rodse. Arrived a? th* i
H.. .i s _i ? m.
Bteamur a m?nala lOer), Puarto Colombia De
rember 1". t?irtaaena .*'.! Kl as?_n, Moren! Kay
iiii.i Perl Moranl Januar] 8, Port au ?Prince ;t an.i
Insane ?. to the Hambura AmtH in Una, with
m nsascnsei . ni.ii. and mi^.' Arrived at th?
liai it **:.'.<? a 111.
It>?mer l_irillne ?';... Rouen December 81, n>
?W-ors? ?' Pit??i, in ballast. Arrived hi the Bur
..i II |. m 7?h
Bis.'- Manna llata, Bait I in re, ?o th?- N*w
and I'uiiinini. Transportation Co, with
' ? i in Quarantine si 8?S ;. m
?i,i...r Tagu? 'P.i i Bermuda January ?; to
B_n?!ers?n ?> Hon, uiih -Jit!? pat sincere, mal la aa.l
., i ? ' ni.?.i al Un i'., .?i ?-? 18 p m.
teamei Ivernla (Br), Trieste t*7?**<-?t*mbeT -ji,
Mestlna 23, Naples J8 and Gibraltar 27. to th
Cunard Bi i ??. Ltd, with IN calrtn ind .????.*. steer
aK.- BaSBengsra an.l indas Arrived at th? nur
,t 8:88 i ? i
' in.,1 Mlnnetonaa iBr), laondon i>>?? <>tiih?>r 2H
and Bouthampton 80, to th* Atlnntl,- Trsnsport
Lin?-, ?ni? ii passengers ?uni nid.?? ArrKr.i at
the P.?? ?i ? .''..'. a m
i i?er vieil m, i,i. Guantanamn December 28,
-,uiM.i4?., :ii. cienfuegoa lamu?'-? .' ?'id Nassau r?.
t,> ihn N..4 \,?k | (ilbilI1 vIa|| M ,.,, a1i;i .
ps ? ' ' ? malin nn,| mdse Arrived si th*
I i' ?i - i.
MMRter Cln ,,r gTerett, Havana, ??. the
" -"._ ***? v"h mdse Passed in uu?r
antlne al 8JMJ i, m
Mesmer Huron. JackaonvHle Jaansry .". and
??hail, atoll H. t? ,(,,, ,'h.,), s? ? n with P?-affii
?/''"* ""' ""' l'-?.??e,| In ?juarantln?. at II is
l? in
-teamer ?suppoicd) Madjrburg ?.U?), Hamburg
The tlh Monder of lhe Morid.
ACIITIlnV <l'orm?r!v ?2d * nth \ve.
vCnlUnl Ne? Theatre i Tel. ?MOA <*ol.
i- m | Mat. Wad. (Pop I * ?Jsl . 2 ?Jhsrp
Mf Al I ftPB'Q B'way and tOtb St. Bvea.:W!
WBLLBuK ?s Mata Wed and Bat, 2:20.
?...im.r AKLISSm DISK A ELI
ACTftO B'way.49th Bvea I:1S. MataWerj
Bd I Un S Sai.. 2:19, Tsm'w Mit.. 80e?fl.9S
The Welkin R?n-;i. with the .Toy It Bringt ?
RetYMOND HITCHCOCK 5.,
; ; : :. THE RED WIDOW
?,eo. rnU?li " B'way A 4S-I St.
*,?. liUriBB i-. ? K is, Mal - ,
Mi. name aaS fan. ? botiaehotd ?omi
COHAN St
**** ^""^ *"? m ?? **? * '? pan-- In
11 mtMleal terca ?aits as eh
THE LITTLE MILLIONAIRE
8CI ICfln "'h s' "r B'wai Eve, n t:,.
CLQwbU Matinee. I'luirs .< tat., 1 18
!?? |p BEI \M'?> pietentl OAVIO
WARFIKLD '?VJJrg^R.i.y
REPUBLIC^^r^V'':,*
THE WOMAN
CARNE?.IK I.VCEI M BONO RECITAL
TO NIOHT, - GARDNER
.1 K.'xe, lit tm A IVI SO??i
p.. Office "' Mgml I-: s Brawn, 42 \V. Will
? AR>K<.IE HALL, PH. Eve.. .Ian. Pi. at ?tu!
l.tReelti PDIIDOC ''""""
PAL'laO UllUrr R ?and THE
Ul ?8IAB SVMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
MODE8T M.Ts.'iiri.Kit. Conductor.
?-? M.t. iNTi'M.i swvvi.i:
? \i?M.?,o: ii ail. We.i. Bve., Jaa. 17. at H::i~o
EX-tSEKATOR kl.BKRT J. |"?'HII.I>
1.ABOR v
NATIONAL
QUESTION
ricktta. 11.50 ta '-.'?? at 23 W.4? rhon?-, is:?: Bt
1 ? \\ it?
BEI K9
BEVERIDGE
1.11 ?.?> to '.'.'?. a) 2:: \v h ri
-< IRNRGIE HAM <?*<
BURTON HOLMES
st Min EVER. AM) MONDAI MATTNBE8.
Spain a Portugal, Jan IJ A 1ft; ?'rum., t-. Bo.
America, Ian. '.'1 a 22: Huei.-.? Aire?. Jaa. -is
* .".? \, ...-.s th.. \ti,i,a. relv, 4 a- .*.. ;:io del
Janeiro, Pet 11 S IS.
Courae |3, si ,c 93 no?. RI isla. Pi
5TU AUC1' ?**?* ?* ,,,"'" rrrt'''"? ?''"'
In Ait-.Mii .-.i Harry P?w. Oeeal Bell
lMii> Mai '-'? '?"? Pamlly.Eddle Leonard.oth.
?IMMERNTklX'M Edmund Br?ete A Co.~,"t>d
4M Bt Bv. for, *i la Barry,Cllft Oordon, After
l*ai:\ Mat 29 90 19 Dark in Chinatown, other*
lleceiiil.er 23, to N'ort-.u ?V Son. with
anchored In Quarantine .?t 10-ft. p m
Band] ?i.ok. N J. Jan 8, '.?.1?> p t?i Wind -a.t
toiitheaat, tnroiiK bteaat; raining, tht.-k; mod
eral.- fea.
BAILED,
Ste,itners lir-aiii.-! ?|!ri. Al.l.'ii?. Hamilton,
Norfolk ?i".i Newport New.; Marowljne il".' h),
Trinidad; Portland, Norfolk; Voltumo i?r>. Bot
terdam,
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PROTS.
ARRIA i:i'
Bi Mi. ime;-, jaa # Otulla lAnat), Philadelphia
and New York for Ventee und Tr?ente
II:.-.n. Ja. 7. 2 9 m PrtaSM. Irene (Oar),
New York
Chriatlantand, Jan T, now H-'IIIr olav (Dsa),
New Vork for PoiMnnagrn
Dover, Jan 7 Kroonlasd, Nm Tort asd Ant
t/erp (sud pro ceded),
Rotterdam, Jan it Heeptrua i?'?er), New York.
Bantoa, Jan n Chinee? Piince (Br), New York.
via Rio dt Lu, ii"
Montevideo, .i?n 8 Dramaldlt (Bt), Bern York
via St l.'i. la
Port Bald, Jaa 7 Indraaamha < itr?. New York
rt. Malta tot Hon. Kon. and Shanghai.
Singapore, Jan 8 Indrawadl lBr>, Yokohama.
et. , foi II,,?loti ami N??vs York; Jeaerlc iRn,
New Tort \u Algier, and OMtwitw tat
Ilona Koiik, Shanghai, >'t
Tal.aliiinno .Jan K Queen Eugenie lllrl, N.-w
Volk ?Ih B?ht. Ulan, a atvl Coiond for Val
I-aralHo, et,
Inuaan, Jas 7 Kioto iitr?. Ken Tort via ai
aie-s. Babang and Hong Kon.
Par?. Jan I Bsall iRri, Neu ?fort.
Plymouth, Jaa. 9, li i> m. Prae?*dSnl Orani
(??en, N.w York (?t I'h.rloiirK and Hain
' I m .; . ?ni Pf?, .-e,!?-,!).
?AIlaRD
Olbraltai Ja. I 10 a m ??wlls Klar?, from
Patina und N.ptol fer NV* York; Jan 7.
\i i in-. iBr), from ? ilcsits Is? liSsi tad
N>\\ ?
Havre, .la,, i? (?hl.-aito ir'ri. N?*w York
Ftnhia. .Ian 4 llamase Pris?-". ?|;''?; tram .santos
?ad Bio ?!.? Janeiro for Bern Voik
?? i. teta, Jaa ."> Queen llarj ';;r'' Beta i
Asf.-s -,,, N, a y,,rk.
Shanghai, Jan H Daert Cattle ?Un. from Y..v?
i'.m,.. f.,i Baa Ifarl
??dl.i:tt.i, Jan ? Kall? ??f HBS (Bf?, Boeton nnd
\ ork
PASSED
- lar, Jan 7 ????in? i ?i.st> -Nl S York for
N.ptrt and Trl?ate; 9IS? >9o?i ?i Oonova
lltSl), New Y-'iH tot NaP1'*? tat <l.-itoa; It.
Intu? .i i. ;? i.. ' .?;. n"-1 mm Ootombo tos
P llailelpM. and N>?? Vork
Jan 7 I?.-ill!? H'.reek?. Ne-,v *i o?k for
-eus
l.ltard. Jan a. T:l* P "> Hr-.M-lenl Uraiit ??!? r>.
No* Yoik ro? Hainl'tir..
l'?tlm. Jan U AdaniMiinn iOer). New aork s la
Algitit fur liow?-?ay.
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1
While the price revision of
suits for men and youths hasn't
the glittering glamour of what
we'd call a "sale"
Still, the reductions j-jJ
made are mighty -ittractive--,,
make values shine ever
brighter.
Further fur re(hietiq*ns!
A do/en fur outside roat.
now $?>), were two or ?.ree
times that.
A couple of st;il lined coats
are $215 instead of |500.
Speaking of motor shows'.
Fleece lined motor hrtots that]
were $1_ t<? *.-">, ?'i"* now fa
and -$10.
Even this Arctic weatfcd
isn't too cold to sleep outdoors
if your sleeping suit is llama
wool.
Fiala Bleeping suits for
grownup, and children.
Rogers Vy.y.t k Company?.-,.
Three Broadway Store?
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St.
BUY
RED-MAN
Collar
Thcy wear longer?look better.
F.ARL & WILSON.
-Vo. 2 Dress Shirt $1.50.
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