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10
Detectives Know Identity of One
Man "Wanted" in National
City Bank Case.
SMALL CHECK GIVES CLEW
Band Is Said to Have Headquar?
ters in Connecticut and to
Have Operated in Many j
Cities in Last Six Months.
l.-velo|?menis in the forgery rase in
which the National City Bank recently
paid out $10.08? on a worthless chock
readied a point yesterday where repre?
sentative? of the Burns Detective
Agency, representing the American
Rankers' Association, said the forgery
had been th?* work of skilful swindlers
who have perpetrated a series of good
i-i_rij forgeries on other bankR here and
in other Eastern cities during the last
six months. Tho work of this particular
band may have netted several hundred
thousand dollars In that time. It was
said.
A well equipped plant, with printing
presses, rubber stamps, engravers' tools
and other things essontia? to the forger's
art, Is known to be located near Bridge?
port. Conn., from which point the well
dressed stranger and his associates who
defrauded the National City Rank aro
nald To '.ave worked. It Is only a ques?
tion of hours, perhaps a day or two, It is
?nid. before th?* pang will he rounded Dp
and the person who presented the cheek
for $10,<>M? at the bank on January 27
and got his numcv tor it .aught In tin*
mi Th.* .beck ~-as CflTfad in the name
of Charles S Portan*, the representative
In this country of <). (?Midi? & Blum,
fur dealers, of l.fi|?s!?\ Germany, With
offli-cs nt NO. 1-1 "?Vest 27th .street.
William J. Rurns. 1-e.id of th?- detective
aarency. ramc to this city yesterday and
to?'k personal charge of tho Nation?]
'It y Rank matter. The man who cashed
th" $1(1,000 "-(OCk is said to have posed
lu Bridgeport as a mechani?*, and re?
corred mail and telegrama at fl certain
addreOB in thai City. The police her?
and in Other cltlefl bave mail?* his ac
qualntano? beiotax ami i-<* is suppos'-d t?>
*->r ~ nienit'ft of a troublesome gatiK of
forgers erbot- the Burns detOOtlvea have
been trailing for several months Half
a doren of the Burns men have been
running down the <?!<---?>? whi?-h lead to
thh gang
*. r. r,r\c ?t tbe bank or employed In the
offices of th?- tirm ot Gaudtg A Blum is
suspected ot atty c-ampllcKy in the for
g*r\. Mr. Porter said yesterday Miat he
?'as positive n?> One in Ills offir? could
know anvthlng about it. Th?- man "ho
cashed the check evMently knew that
Mr Porter had communicated with the
hank and asked that a new checkbook
be sent to him. for lie appeared the fol?
lowing day with a forged order for the
book slgn?*<1 by Porter and ems given the
. hf-.-khook Mr. Porter was at a loss to
explain this . irciinistatne. for it was
bard to see how any r?ne outside of his
office would have known that he made
BO. Il a request of the bank. Resides, the
forged order was written oti what pur?
ported t" h* a letter head of th? Oaudif
A- Blum firm, hut thai Ifl BOB known to
be a BBSBOWhel crudely printed imita?
tion of the flrm'a paper The man
walked into th* bank snd rsshed the
?berk a few days lat.t
Th? National ( ity Rank, lik* some
?Mber b-.nks in this ?it-, )?, insured
sgainsl f?org?ai** n* well as burglsry In a
suret*' compon- ?rhlcb has be..n writing
BUCh i usuran?.- f?.i- abOUl a v.-ar. it'i'l 80
ihr- loss falls on the stiren company.
Th- fact thai a cheek of thai *rlse n u
? i wlthoul question for .. sti u
i \pd ?jome of those who ^rp Investi
gating the case to ?jugges! that paying
tellers ni>?? i-o? rarelasa when tho; |
th- ha ni- tch irisunin?e
?Phi "plot*' agalnsl ihr National <*iiy
Ra'nk was mosl careful!] planned and
skHfullj carried out, sooordlng t?> othei
fact?- which the Investigation bas dis
d s?, tau Wot one thing, the m<
of ehtalning the Port? signature il
this, n appeal U I e irlj In January
the Oaudla et Blum Brm boughl s??rn?
fuis of h man in ? Connecticut city, and
n Check for |24 was lat-r ,?-~nt t
Which bore Mr. Porter's ~dgnature. The
flt&OOO cheel was exactly i?k?- this
amaller eheck. The fur firm was nnable
after the forgery was discovered, to fin?!
?he nian win? recel red tin >>"_'i check
This small check, however, is s.n?l to
have b?-*en cashed later by the BUM man
The detectives succeeded, by tracing the
?heck, in establishing the Identity of on*
of flu- men they want for ti??- NV
i Ity Hank forgery.
ST. GEORGE'S SEEKS RECTOR
Dr. Birckhead Does Not Mention
Withdrawal in Sermon.
Tbe fter. Dr. Hugh Bttrckhoad, rector of
St Qeoige'B <"hur? li. in IhllJIIBMIII 1
did not tak? hi - OOOgr -ration Into hi
?Men ?? >, ?tardar morning when be reached
rmon. although h.- gafe out a state
??n Shi unlay sight confirming the r.
ti.at he was about to leave the pariah
His stiinoa w.,s ,.,, Um BUbjex !
mlarlona.
He would not dlwusa hla plans. ,,,?i -.?
unted him?, i? with giving oui cool
h stat.u:.-,,.. Neither would the (,,.?,,..
Ulk .. ?...i u- Mtiiutio?. although Betll Low
Hi.ld the 1,..?ni w.is alr.ndy looking for h
? : to I?- Birckhead. He would not
Into wha quarter it- search would
the member?.
.-'??ni'- IlKhl wa.?. thrown on the with?
drawal of th.' curate? from the parish of
m (Jeorges. It was found that only tw,
?-.?. tu j." In the near future, the R<
'! A I'linniiij-liam and the !<? i ?; H
lioit?.?i. Th?- Re?V. Iloh.-rt McKa* will gii
a? m? tu.?, in tl.? run-mar, while the Rex
-, W S...M is io si? y ?ndfflnitelv. The
? ?.imi.?.. ?a* the system of rotation t?\
'v <?f the palian
.ati?-<-?l every two y.-ars la reaponslble
f'.r the withdrawals.
In his Berrnon, wai? h marked mlssionsry
" at the church. Dr. i'lr? kh. .
? ?ii??i that arrsagellsts returning from
Asia and China would huve m<
!, i>..(!' t?. Christians, at horn", and i n ? I -
mated that Americans of to-day hud mie-h
... barn from th? ?lo-cslled "baa than."
.[..?? 'ally In the absolute faith of the Me
h?.lu-tan aid the f'uddhl.-t in thr I<
?.(?irli ?if lliclr le ly books.
I-*? BUY '* MILLER "
FIXTURES and LAMPS
blectric, Os?, Combination, Oil,
For Qii-IU?. HI-le and ?"rjee.
??re them If you are ball-la*. ?aklna
?rl?na They mak? elegant wedding ?Ifu.
XX r, make all ?Ijl?-??Dome?. Nliowrr?. C'han
ijriirr?. Bra? li-l?. rorlable*. etc.
it dealer? ?rill noi ?upph *? >8lH--r*- mad?
rdward Miller & C^^JST?SJ^I
lau-lu?-..! lfci?. (-?"Make not? of thi? ad.
Stem Brothers
are now showing Advance Spring: Models of
Imported downs, Lingerie Dresses and
Tailor-made Suits
from which orders will he accepted for a limite?! period,
at the following
Specially Reduced Prices
Gowns, ironi $85*00 rPwarfU
Tailor-made Suits, of the newest fahrics, 69.50 rP wards
Riding Habits, of the most desirahle materials,
including Linens for Southern Wear, from ?33.50 tpwards
West 23d and 22d Streets
FIGHTING ALLIGATOR DEAD
Peace and Quiet at Last Reign in
Reptile House.
There were pence and quiet In the alligator
tank In the New York Zoological Park yta
terday for the first Unie in many montha.
and all becuusf. of the disappearance of the
moat disagreeable and militant apeclmnn
ever a member o? the alligator colony.
I Jake was the ten-foot trouble maker that
I had gone to the happy hunting ground? of
the alligator tribe, but he will still be vis?
ible to human being?, though not t ? his
saurian relative?. The big 'gator hua been
removed to the American M um*um of Natu?
ral Hlatory.
Charles Snyder. keeper of the reptile
houao, la breathintc easily Blue? the deatb
of Jake, who. In Um opinion of the keeper,
worried himself to ?ii-ath be?*ause he had
conquered all tho alligator worlds In the
park and hud beronio disconsolate because
it wax so easy to thrash hla f.llow saurl
ans. A few weeks ba?*k the big 'gator re?
moved a large portion of the Jaw of an?
other "gator, and he had b?sen a ?.?on?tant
soiirco of trouble.
**How did ba OUT' suld Snyder yesterday*.
repeaUng a question lie had bMB asked.
Why, ho Juat ?rawled out of the water.
Kicked a fmw timo* and then went t.? thSpp.
If I hadn't poked him with a ?tick and
found him dead ha might have been In the
reptile hf.UK- yet Von can never tell when
a 'sotor Is going to die."
m ?
BANDSTAND FOR THE MALL
Stover Will Spend $50.000 on Central
Park Improvements.
Th?-- Mall In Central Park should be Um
oi a mttatoal eantra of the parks of the city.
In the npli.i.iM of Park Commissioner Sto?
ver. And with that end In view the Com?
missioner will speud $TA"W to erect a band
?tend ihere. -*hlrh win outclass in atyle
and utility nt.v such In th* bl? r|tl<S* of
the country. The %?/i,(*V) eras orUlnaily
meant for * eulAQ and bandstand neai
IfeQown'l Pass Tavern, but In his flrsl
year of administration the Park ?"ommls
sloner foun 1 that, a music centre m that
part **_ the n-ArV .ansed tno great destru?
tion to the park itselt
"1 hope to have the new stand raady
fnr the eooeerta during the coming r-um
mer," .?-aid Commissioner Stover jenterda^
e
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATt'RE ?tUIAMAC
Siinncr. ?:ftt>. ?unset, n ao, moon n?.i, 3 2d.
moon's ?;?', 24
H10H WATER
AM r M
?Band) n*??k .ins XM
Governor's Island . A *>? *i%y%
M-ii .;,.?.. s 4H a..v*i
WIRELESS REPORTS.
knt, reported ?? ~4*> mllaa ?aat e*.
dandy Hook at I.? ? m yesterdaj. t? -?xp"-t??d
; ?? Ml t":<.nc?<..n
INCOMING STEAMER?!
TO-DAY.
From IAO?
?Voltinno Rottardam, Inn 2*. t'r.inlurn
?Berinudlan . .Bermuda, F?b 10.Quet>?o
?Carolina . Ban Juan, Pato T....M T * P R
?Altai. Ina-fiia. Feh * . . Hamb Am
?ti \' 1/irkenhH- li.San Juan. Feb 7.rn-nlar
Manual ?Calvo.. . 'a'ilz. Jan 30... .?omp Ttasatl
?'alahrla.Palermo. Jan 20 .Anchor
Chester ... ?tntwerp, fan 2H . - ?
i ?7'?i ,. Palermo, ,ian _" . -
Pannarltranla riirntlansand. Jan 2.V ..S<*and
Arimai'a ..,.. Aiglets. Jan 2t?. ....
El Muri'lo ?;.ilv? ?ton. Fer> A... . K?> 1'ar
< 'oman? -he Ja'-k&on ? ?II?. Feb ? ... .Clyda
. Ifaw Orleans. Feh 7 ..Bo |*ac
It ESDAY FEBR! \r;v ||
?Zaeland .? Antwarp Vek 9 n??i staj
"Havana Havana, v>i? 10 .Ward
?Carril!? .Ho-a? del Toro, Jan M it? ..
Kran''lampa. Se? ill". Jan 2?>. .
?alvaaton, Vtk '.Mallos
? SI Louis, savannah. Feh 10.. ..Savannah
.Hrunswlek. "Tub 10 Mallory
?'?ir?inla ?Napias, F*h I..... Canard
WEDNK8DAT, rCBRUARY 14
tic. ftouthajnpton, Feb 1...W mar
?Adriatic . ,.Napias, Fei. 3.W Star
?Titian. ? H.iil'-'lo?. Feb 7..I_impt A H
?Tripoli Fab t Lamport A H
?Oruba.Intltla. Fab If.R M H p
?Mayara Trinidad, Feb ?
Uglsmund Colon Fob I . . .Harab-Am
.Bremen, F?h 3 . ...ft <? Llovd
[roguols. l/*>ndun. Feb 1.L O Co
El Norte ... ..Oa vf?ton, Feb I.Ho Pa?
Mohawk .?a? kB?!.'Ill?, Fei? 11_ Civ*.
?lirlnp;?. mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
r*o D
Man I aaaal
\rs?'l F?.' Una rioaea. ?all*.
? oppename.Paramaribo,RDWL11:40am 3?)i)pm
Katab'iiti, Bnmawtck, Clyde.. ? ? - 1:00 put
TUB8DAT, FKBP.rARY W.
Kronp wiiii?. Brasnnra, xav . ?.in a m I0:00am
IParnonla, Liverpool, Cuaard, 3:00pm
Potsdam, Rot'i-un, Hull Am. - iicooam
r? <?f lavanaali, ?a*/*K ?*?.. .i.oopm
Arapahoa, JackaonvllW, ("d*. - l :00 pm
**/***DNXSDAT. FKlilUAiiY 14.
K \ Victoria, Baasbar-a B A 7:00?m I0:0o*m
??la, I.iverr??.?!, <?unard 1:3.1 a m 10:00am
? :??hln, I?a??.iayrB. it I? 8 .Vi u m 12:0t) m
Rermudlan, B*jrtnuda? yn-i.e.-9:'?Ott m li:'?o_in
1 :l?i, St Kltti?, N Y A T??ni ?OU a m 12:0?? m
Almirante. < loten, U Inn'?', ft.lliam l'_:*>. m
Qrenada, ara?ada, T? ini?iH?l. nciv? a m IL"-.O) m
v..,Klin.?'. Barbados, H A ? 1l:00am l:00pm
Vaderland Antwaip, R-<\ star in.ooam,
?'?..ni.i. TiiHHte, AustrUr... 1:00pm
Madonna, Naplea, p*akra voiipm
Y.'iiiiiil. (luantanatn.i. V. ar.l. 1^:00 ra
Mataasas, Havana, Ward.. . 12:00m
(?.?mum h?. I-k'kaontrllla .'ly.le 1:00pm
?allai i i.??. i> m
TRANSPACIFIC MAIL8.
In -limitl'.n at.'I steamer. ?*]<?>..? In N.Y. P.M.
j..|.?n ivi.'u. China (via Brattle)?
i: - a .Ti>day. S:?0
?\?r?a. China (via Ta.-oma)
.?a Maru .To day. *:30
lllm.'i. .laiian. ?'<?..a. ?'hln.i, f'.l l|
plnttt (via San Franclsfo) Corea. .Feb. U, 6:30
Haw.il, FIJI Irlind?. Bamcan l?t?
anos. New ZeaUnd. AustraJla (via
Victoila)- Ma?ama .Feb. 16, 6:.10
Ja; un. ?Corea, < l.lna. I'lilllpplnri (via
S.attl? l Titian .Feb. 18, S.'AO
Hawaii c?a San Kran?l?eo)-Hotio
lulan .Feb. 16. ?.*>
Hawaii, Japan. (V>r^. China, Philip
[lin.ii (via San Fran?-?m. o? Shlnyo
M Bf i .Veb. 23, S:U
Ouam. Philippin?'? (via San Fran
U S lian?<i?oit.Feb. 29, 6:30 I
Tahiti, Map-umax. ?'?ok lalaiul?..
N.'tv /,. alaii'l, A.iKtralla (via San
l laco) A'iranal .Mar. 1,6:30 1
China, i'liillpi'lnea (via
Victoria) Bmpiaai of India.Mar. 1,6:30
Tul.ltl. Maiquena? (via San Fran
cl?CJ>- Ma; Ipos .Mar. 4. S;30
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Sunday, February
11, 1912.
ARRIVKI?.
St.am.. Madonna ?Fr), Marsclllen January 29
an.'. Kapt-M Ti. via Providence February 10, to
Jamrr. W F.iwcl! ft ?Co, with S cabin anil 441
?teerage passengers an?! mUae Arrived at tb?
Dar at 5:30 a m.
n.r Pawnee, FhllS'lelplila, to the Hyde
. with milce. Pufhed in Quarantine at
1:0 a m.
Steamer city of Savannah, P/mnnal?. to the
Ba '.'?i, with riHSneiigers and nidn?. I_a?e<]
i?. Quarantine at 1:11 a m.
I'llne... Amir, Norfolk tsi'l Newport
i.? n.i <i!?i Dominion s-. Co, with pas?in
p ?1 indue. Passed In Quarantine .il ??*:.'..'?
1? If)
Mlnnrlonka (Urj Utatdon l'?l .iary I,
to the Atlantic Tram-tort Une. with 22 cahln
We tn- never lo keep men
waiting.
Like most men, you've put
oft" ordering a new evening suit
until you want it right ?way.
That's our cue!
So generous a stock of even?
ing clothes, such variety of
sizes that most any nuin can get
his to-day for to-night.
Fahrics, style, making, iden?
tical with those of the best cus?
tom tailors.
Prices ?dur?rent
Evening dress suits, ?.33 to
.?70.
Dinner jackets separa teh-,
e}]M to ??WH.
Everything elsr to weftT day1
or night.
For men and hoys.
Open to-day as usual -all
day.
Ro<;i r,s Pl.KT ?V COMPAKT,
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St 13th St. 34th St
rt_>?eng-re and m?ii* Arrl'-ed 84 OM n?r ??
,8 18 a m
8t*?r*er K?niu?-kl?*J), litarte Maalee Janaarr
.29. \t? Phl|???lphl? F?br-i?r*' ***? *? ,h" Am*rl
oas-Hawailaa 8? Ce, *nh w??? Arrive?! a' the
Rar at 10 IB a m
Bteamer E?t?*nla iRumv Bal'lm-te V*?*r'i?r-. ?.
to rVinhat?. A B?*ye?en. with mdM In tran?t? f<?r
th? B?1tl<*
f?e?_m?r *f ?/>ul~ 8*?ithampt*u ?_i?l Chtr
hour?,, Pebr-iarv *, n? ihe Am"ri*?o Mr.?. with
* Or?t. 40 *<v'<-n* r?hi'i an?1 114 ?t*?r?g* -_M~?r
j?m. mall? and ra4sa A'rived at th? B*~ ??
?0 p m. l.'tti
Stumer Bawtlege " uhanl, Tamplne .Tan*j?rjr
"0 an?1 F***?r--o February 4. to th? New Yorlt
A .?iban MhII Ba 6?. mtth * pae-*?*.?--? anil
mi!??? Arrived at tho Bar ?> It M ?o m. 10~h
Steamer ?OdlaaB 'Non. E?per?n?a (Cuba-?!.
February 3. to Harter 1-eitrh P fy> with ? oj>
T>?*r ore aillMMl at the Bar at 7 p m. 10th
fii-?in-r 1/n ("n, Seville, January 11. Far?!
22 ?n?1 Berm<]?1a February A. to <1e? W Ptto-i.
In hall???.. Arrtveii at the nai ?' 3:*> a m
?-?ndy Hook. N J. F?b 11 f? "* p uv Win!
north. Hfht hr-*r.*. par?'- ?lo-idy. par.-, o-?
ahore, ?moeth ?ea
??AII.FP
Steamer* T?ormln? iltal? Naplea Mlnne
?pol?n ?Br?. London. Fr?n.-l?<-n ?Bn. Hull.
Inhela. Pan Ju?n. Mam?.??, prln?-e . Br?. Bio
?1? Janeiro Diana ?Sir?. Pan ~-<*!ro dl Mi
->rl?. ~".'1nif??dlan ?Br?. Urerpool; San M?.?..
m folk.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
\ B B r. i?' I ?
Marille, v?*, ii CalaBanta, n**> r?at*t fa
. il??*row (?nd pro? ~*4e<_ '
Alexandria. F?t. 11 ?'edrlc 'Br. New Vork
? la Ponta r??l??da. Madeira an<1 Suple?
i;ibraltar, Feb 11 ? li..-Iniiatl tii.ri. ?a?
Tork via l.l?h?ti.
Southampton F't. II New Tork New Yo'k
rla P1ynio.il li ?nd <-h'rboiirj.
i i-arpsol. F?i. ii '?i?i. 'ii-i Ham real
<~fs*an?t?*wn.
Dover, ''er. 11. t, 0* p m kroonl?nd *.?\.
York foi Antwerp ?and pr-.eed?di
KAM.r.i?
Quecnutown. Fen II. I.l'? t? Si -.'?rmanla (Bt
( from Liverpool!, N<? Tork.
Soiitb?mp.??Ti. Feb 11 0?or_?> tVa?**ln?tnn
f?i?r? ?fro'ii Braman), H** Tork via
? ti?rl.oiira
AMUSEMENTS.
$!E_M8SM!?
Btha BM Mth. I'l-M'-.' li*?ibeat?81. F.\ 9,
AROUND THE WORLD
AEXT SUNDAY EVE.
TETRAZZINI
A?.?'<11.) Nilian Fr?nk?'AOr.'h Hard man Piano
DUnK-n-a4 ' B ol B'wa! Ev?.8:10 Mat?.
rlljD?U-3, ;,,?,. -_?2~ Hr-ant., To-day Wed
BOUGHT AN?PAIi) FORr?BMl-"
fv_ C??II?-*?COMEDY, ?i-i.r."f n>. Ev.B:13
ii.rT^ursa.Bunty Pullt thi Str'ngi
Muinr r.lllotfaTii . 3-, bat. By AB Av r,v 8:18
M BIRD OF PARAObE
W?.i _ii.| Mat.
CAHINO. By A- M
Wlnthrop Amea
Pr?a?a*B Th?
Wordl-HN Play.
s. xv. .1 * Bal
Km? Mat
I_ day,
I BO.
MANHATTAN Op Ho . .un. B I Av k\<- I IB
M, ????-. ?IH P.UyiHil I" Hr ( ame fr.nn
yd Sat. ____ J? _ nU Kllwaak^.
WtATT BWD. 125tb St., W of 8th a Rral 18
gg^Mg THt CHOCjL.T- UIOI-H
METROPOLITAN ???A
Thi? Aft. ?t 1 .10 aatejttot?. M-r?m. Mat
?nauer. Alten: Burrian, H?*i??, Orl?wol?J.
(Jorlti. H.iyad.i^l .-?mii. Halt?
To-night at B: 11* -- Arlane. 1'arrar Hal
.r.enHii.r, Mauboura, Holbl-r. i'on.1. Tuaranlnl
Tura. K\?. -i f. I'lilla -( hi? __o Opera (o.
(armen. (3 arden /?ppiiii. Dal mora?, lti-na.nl, .
llul.Md.au rjan'l Mua. nir.i'l-'ofont...'Binp-nlnl
\lrd.;ii 8:18 Doubla Bill Veralrgelt. ?;?.Ukl.
Altrn: .Uillowk-r. Oorlt? W?*l COaB.. Il-n/
PaKlInc.'i. DaBtlBa; CarUM, Atnalo. ? ?111 j
Thura., Hpi-r'l Mu'., at 2 KoVnlgnklnilrr.
Karrar, WU-khun. Fornl.i. M.ittf?l?l. .1,i<il??ivk?i.
?lorltt. Relaa, Dl.liir. Plnl-Coral. <'"n?l Harta
Thura. at 1:49- Tristan und laolde. Ki?*m?tad. j
Humer; BurrUii Well.Wll hrrapoon. TiMvanlnl.
1YI. at ? ??I.Monda. I.ratlnn. M?ti??iiau<,r.
Wlfkbaiii. <*_ru?o. Amato, t->?uro|a To?r_nlnl. I
Nat. Mai. at 9 T_nnhae.i?^r. Mor? iij, Frem
etH.I: Klexak. Well. ? 1 r I ?. ? .. t. 1 COOS?. Herta.
Hal. at 8 IB, BaWl i*--1 r . ? Toaea. Karrar;
Martin, Bcattt, PfnUToral. ?-ond.. Toaoanlnl.
N>\l Mon. al 8:18 l.a Hohem?. Farrar. j
Alten, t'aruao. Siottl, I.Ulur, .s..-?urola.
HAItDMAN PIANO l'*-Kl>.
-.':.>0 A 9'M pop. Price?.
w W|u'--'4?li 4 BV
V.^V-.-- FBh.19,
.Seal
iiurn
?"KlDCfOACOLOR
James McCreery & Co.
23rd Street S4th Strec*
On Monday anil Tuesday,
February the 12th and 13th
BLANKET DEPTS. In Both Stores
Sale of Blankets ?mil Comfortables, at
reduced price?.
California Blankets with pink or bine
bordera. Full size. 4..50 per pair
Comfortables, with floured silkoline
coverings in floral or Persian designs. Cot?
ton tilled. 1.6 ?each
Large assortment of Domestic and Im?
ported Steamer Rugs in new patterns, in?
cluding (Ian Tartan and Combination
I'hi ids. At moderate prices.
HOUSEHOLD LI S ENS. fa Beak Stores
Moravian Damask Table Cloths and
Napkins in exquisite new round or square
designs.
'? x i? yards.4.75, 6.00 and 7.0t)
?? x *??a yards.0.01), 7.5t) " 8..50
2% x %H yards.7.5l>, 0.50 ?? 10.50
Dinner Size Napkins to match.
7.00, 8.UO and 10.0 J per dozen
Bleached Satin Damask. 70 inches
wide. 1.0O per yard
usual prl?*?? l.M
250 dozen Hemstitched Huckaback
Towels. Large size. 4.75 per dozen
u?ni??l prl?*n ft.M
Hemmed Cotton Sheets.
.'??5c, 45c, ?50e & 55c
*? ?? m ?tfjCt 70e, 75c *4 Hic.
Hemmed Pillow Cases.1 lc and 17c
Madeira Hand-embroidered Tea Nap?
kins with new corner designs. 4.50 per dozen
RUG DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores
New Stock of Rugs and Carpets in all
grades.
Small Oriental Rugs in all makes, in?
cluding Kcrmanshah, Kurdistan, Mosul,
Beloochistan, Bokhara and Anatolian Mats.
5.01) to 73.00
Carpet size Rugs In new colors and all
sizes, ?Kermanshah, Serapi, Anatolian, Af?
ghan and Mahal. 45.00 to 50O.O0
Domestic Rugs and Carpets.
New designs in French, Anglo Persian,
Bnndhar and Axminster Rugs. All sizes.
1.50 to 94.50
Wilton, Axminster and Velvet Carpet in
the latest design*. 1.0.) to 3.???> per yard
Inlaid Linoleum.LOO ?? 1.50 sq. yard
James McCreery & Co,
23rd Street 34th Street
AMUSE VENTS.
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AMUSEMENTS.
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-IrirltlC MHta To-dav. Wed A Sat . | IB
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i vecuai c,'i< si ?nd b ?ta 20
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HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-OAY
THE TALKER
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ilUUOUn -fat? t..-day. W?d A Bat., 9:18
"REMARKABI.B \?T|S??- "'?'lenram.
MME. SIMONE ^"
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DIDV ??1"'' Sl ? B'way, Columbu? rirel?.
rArlr\ xx.,i Mai? ne,' Beata II..'A
t.- ? - l" Hat? To da . U'.'l * Sat. 2 10.
The Quaker Girl
rOlTCOinil B'uav ,?*? 4'tti si Eva?, 8:18,
bnllCnlUn M..ta.To.lay.We,l .. S..t ,1.1.-,.
?NOTHEfl SMASHING HIT ON BROADWAY
Beginning With Holiday Matinee I ?-day,
LOUIS MANN'i'mU^'
KMl KKKHOI Kr.ll, Broadway A- 88th St.
i... 81 barp M U "fo-tlay.?* ' ''? ?** __j " '-'
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M0UDA1 MATINKK TODAY.
The Trail of the Loneiome Pine
? Charlotte Walker
Wed. Mi.llnee Bi-utitir.ll Val? lit In? to ?II
Ihe Iji.llea and ?lill.1r.-n Popular Price?
I IRCBTV '??'ll ?**'?? '" ?" ,,,v"y , Kv*'-- ?il***
Utt-Hll Matine?? Wed. aad s??t.. 2:15.
HKOINNINO TO-NH.HT VI *:IB
MARIE CAHILL
m the Europerai ifualcal ' "me<i> Surreal,
THE OPERA BALL
_vvitli HAKKt I'ONO?.
?ft AIC TV H?.i>. '""' ?-'"?'?'' r-.'.r. .*:.--.
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LU DC. m,i? T..-.|av. *A.d. a Sat , -J -jo
SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-DAY
|-?il-l I Ml l'Itl' K- WKHNKSriAY MATS
EDDIE FOY '"^gKW"
r'nninNAL fts IVAL*'* ^mimm.y'
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Lord & Taylor
Foum. ed /8*?$
Important Sale of
Metis Negligee Shirts
Commencing To-day, Monday
Imported and Domestic Madras, printed and
Mercerized Clotli. coat model, cuff's m tt ached,
cither laundered or French turn hack.
Si.oo each, or 6 for $5*50
Values ?$1..)0 and $2.00
Fine Imported Madras, Flannels, Silk Mixtures
and Mercerized Cloth, coat model, French or
laundered cuffs.
$f*35 each, or 6 for $7.50
Values |2.25 to #3.00
Final Reductions on AH
Men's
Fall and Winter Shoes
Mens Black Russia and Wax Calf. Tan Russia
and Tan Cresco Calf, lace and button. Stout
single and double soles.
Values $6.00 to $8.00.j $J. Q?
Values $5.00 and $6.00. \$2.Q$
Broadway & 20th St.; ?5th Ave. ; 19th St.
James McCreery & Co,
25rd Street 34th Street
SILK DEPARTMENTS, in Both Storm.
"McCreery 8ilks"
Famous over half a Century.
Complete assortments, newest weaves
and colors In Plain and Novelty Silks and
Satins. Standard qualities always in stock
at consistent prices.
Exclusive designs in Printed Foulards.
Single width.75c to 1.2*5 per yard _
Double ?? . 1.25.** 3.00 ** ?*
On Monday and Tuesday,
February the 12th and 13tb
18,000 yards of Evening Silk, consisting
of Meteor Satin in a choice assortment of
newest colors, also White or Black. 36
Inches wide. 1.15 per yard
reine J.!*?*
?Japauese White Washable Habutai,
tine, heavy quality. 1.15 per yard
???In?- ?.0?
WASH DRESS GOODS. /? Both Store**,
Second Floor.
Unusual Sale of Colored and White
Dress Linens, Commencing Monday, Feb?
ruary the 12th.
25,000 yards of Irish Ramie Linen
Suiting in twenty-Are of the latest Spring
shades, including Sky, Alice, Copenhagen,
Delft and Navy Blue, Pink, Lavender, Helio?
trope, Wistaria, Old lioso, Groen, Cham?
pagne, Leather, Gold, Nul Brown, Natural
and White or Black. Pure flax, yarn dyed.
36 inches wide. 28c per yard
mine ??*
10,000 yards of White French Costume
Linen, soft finish, pure flax. 45 inches
wide. 42c per yard
?ilMlh
DRESS GOODS DEP'TS. In Both Store?.
On Monday and Tuesday,
February the 12th and 13th
3,500 yards of AH Wool Serge Suiting in
new Spring shades, also White or Black. 50
inches wide. ?M per yard
taiu? t.ee
Black Broadcloth, sponged and shrunk.
50 inches wide. *??'?"> per yard
valu? : o?
, iames McCreery & Co,
23rd Street 34th Street

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