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FEDERAL RAIDS IH SIX
Guarantee Stock SellingSchcme
Said Io Have Mulcted Smail
Business of $1,500,000.
5 INDICTED IN CIMCINMATI
Newa.k avnd New York Mea
Involved?Arrest in Dubuque
May Bc ' ? on Uase?Other
Arrests Are Expected.
aal rdaj I
-??Vhtl
...\. rnment
have mulcted smflll cor
aad ; M motera ol tt
. . . Tt-fl
'- only
i..ii,ltil lnto Can
flda flnd Bnglai
Ti, ultlng ni six an
mat ?
j m CliK'tanatl, which rt I
Indii '"' '"
_pVi ? ? . nk ol th? ehaln ' ? '
-i.ui.i iu.-i.-sii. Buffalo and Ro
. began an Im
llnki
wortn.
at No 4>
rork; l' D U
8 Haanafo
Chlcaa-; h B. W ???? '[?
Thomaa Flflbwick,
Bru ' ?''
Duran! wa* an '
,?? . turini tha amXtit to
Aad. II waa aald hla an-Bl waa la
., ,., -o-ennnantaralda
Th,.ftbea- Mlnya ' "! " ;
Mar,
ind will ba ' ?e
'others wei ' '
la of the I
, ,. , j. ,-, Malcolm. two men
e?l in CinclnnaU. ara ???
to be In Cai
b_a 0f operatlon, bi
? and
? ' '?'' in a!
irltlea
, i, could nol flnd
ittx ki and I
How Business Was Obtained.
country
Bei and
i,,... qulckly and
? they con:
witi. thi aid of i new flff
rtlflu menta
n Hable
enture Comp
rit-iifi
ler, ni
trhlcti r-el-ord B. Wa en waa vlci -i
?
that would al to 1
?uni . ? -? r foi
. harge for the
"mily 1 i- r ci nt t"
rltlea, payab
. nce.
itti t tkli pa ? Btfli t flraa
omoti r would be
... : tbal ? pur ? hai i i foi Ihi ? nttr
?vifii!l_ tlic
i.i,.: ? ind worthjf upon iti
Theae tre halcyon days for
Youth!
Cutaways have ihe call for
aftempoti; cutaways demand
a waist line.
We've quantities of eut?
awaya, braided and plain,
showing one or two buttons;
and our entters have done
\v o n d e r a for onr stouter
friends.
But perhaps waist lines are
responsible for the rumor that
frock eoats are coming haek.
Onr newest evening suit,
to4>, is | young man's suit. and
"aJEfain demanda a uaist.
The coat seta anugly in and
shiny black buttons and braid?
ed trouscrs are diatincthre
touehes vvithin the limits of
good form.
We lay such atreaa on out
fittiny- Big Men that we must
thus remind our slim friends
that we're t >r them too.
Prices nioderate always.
wlth walstcoats. $_4 to | -
| ? .
rati iy. $19 to $???
Silk hats. white waisteoats.
white gloves pumpa?efery
requisite for evening dreaa.
Dress overcoats, including
tboae fur lined and those silk
lined with 1'uv collars.
R0GEIS I'llT ( OMPANY,
*" Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St
m. Here two flB-iboda wflre en**
: ployed, it WBfl sal'l.
t Ona was iu ti.initiiii a 'mgti fldrancfl
' paymcnt to COVfll tbfl COBt tif tiie lBT(
ia, a proofl-dlni that ttaeMauOy ra
: ln .1 refuaal on tba pa't of tht
- oati i. and tbe corus-Ojuenl k_M b) blm
ol tbe flmount pald for tbe guarnntee.
Tbe other waa the promla* ot an ln*
? gatlon al a i barge of from -:; '" '"
i .1,1 pf th* par raloe ol tha Becort
flnd ? Bubacquant little note to the
tbal .fi lavaatlfatlOB bad been
? ? and the propoaltton toand lo ba bo
i good
i The procaadfl from tbfl operatlon Of
m !:. BM w-if tiivKitd amona 'he
I membera of the chaln, the government
rgfld, and no flSoii was ?T?r mada to
?1! iny sf.'unti.s, while tbfl "investlga
tlonaf' nadfl af the flntarprtaafl arara at
the baat of a moat (MMiun'lory nature.
"Laing .Maila to Defraud."
i Tb? Indactmenta, as w?ll aa the eotnr
Btfl on whi.h thfl arraata war* made.
rgad afllag the maile ln a Bchflma to
j defraud.
MflflOfl 8. north. head and onljl matw
Of tb< Worth-Pulncu l.ivar. I Cotflr
pany, of No. H Cfldar Btreet, w?a ehaagad
)'.ith harlng aided ln the eel
Ing as broker foi the American Redeaap
tlon Conmanv ,f Roobeflti r.
The flonnectlon of Worth and the It.
demptlon eompany wltb lh? lnt_ri_-t-_nal
Bankers' Alllartofl of London. whlcb waa
frequently held oui aa tba nroapa-tl"'
purchaaer of aeeurlt-flB, l? _____ In-aatt
. by goveraraenl ofl-dalB
Poatofflci tnapectorfl lleQulllfln and
Crowell arrofltfld Worth In his ofllce, aota
ing all of his papera and booka Ha waa
then taken before John A Bhlelda, ITnlted
Btatea Commlflflloner, who beld him ln
I for examlnal i :
in removal proceedlnga to RoehfBtor.
Wllliam ChurchlU, former captain of po
ihed io JVortl 'a aid, but, ownlng
no re?] efltateF-fr Cburchlll could not
fiirnish a bond, aml Worth was taken to
mba
i 'otnnnssion-r SMelds Wflntfld tO flfll the
I i saminatlon for Wfldnflfldajr, bul Worth
tflflt-d thal he had he^n Inviteil to at
I t nd B weddlng on thal day. and that he
would much rath.r wa:t Aaotherday. The
Commlaaloner complleti with hla wtoh.
Thfl rbargfl a-ilnsi Worth fllleged tbal
thod was to demand an fld.ancfl
?'.? foi Invaal ftar the i par cenl
guarantee fee h?d heen paid. ThJi w_a
fitmr. Pofltofflct Inapector Crowell said,
? formlng the ru-tomer tbal the In?
ternational Banker*' Alllanee nf London
lt, the wboli laaua aftoi
in inqnirv hy i'-; OWB Bgl Bl
tlgatlon fee, aemanded In ad?
vance, v\ns so hlgh, Mr. Crowel
ifrald to risk
ii BBd dropped flll further negotlatlona,
sing wh.ntver they pald for the
g larai I
nrinnatl Nov. is.?Sherman T. ate
i ? i nlted Stfltea Attorney, said
the arrests were to have be< n rnadi
lon Frlday I*-., bul u became neceaflary
I to give thfl govarnment agenta more tlme
id the tnen wanted. He declared that
.Unenta and arre-ta would ba
\i .. ; of the evldence which reeulted in
j the iniliftments. it ls saitl. waF glvan the
-. a woman, Mlaa dara
nage, formerly employed as atenog
bi by the flrm of atlayard, Kes-lei A
Malcohm.
Mr. McPhemon to-day held a long,con<
ferencfl wlth Miss Kronage, end it waa
tald ehfl would go to Itocheater t'.-nn.'
row, in teflttfy bafora the grand Jury
tht-r*'.
Tba flrm of Iflnyard, Kflaaler A Mai
coi..i. whoae actlvltlofl art aald to have
reaulted |_ ihe govei__nenl brreatlgatton,
I went ont of buslness la.-t AprU, flnd Ita
membera have all lefl tbfl dty
During its- fletlrltlefl tbfl llrm's name
Bgfld st-vt-raI tinn s. tbe atlgna on
th< ofltooa cbanglng from J. <;. IClnyard
_ Co, 10 Minynrd. Kessler flBflCo., tlien
t., the Mfllcolm _? Kaaalar Compfl
then tn Iflnyard) Keflfller a;- afaloolm.
dlvlduala ar,d eorporatlona named
In the Indlctnsenta here as having been
rlctlma of the brok' rs Inclndfl th.- H!tt-r
Root Vaiiey Kruit anti Productfl Company,
tbfl Foldtng i-'ihre Boa Compaay tha Qotd
Bflld River Bond Mlnlng and Mllllng i'om
pany, thi Tocaon Conaolldatad Mlnlng
Company, thfl Derbyflbii- Ifanufacturlng
Company, the rnit-ti Mtoe and Smelting
Company, tne Burrell Ifanufacturlng
Company, of Bradley, fll.; W. H. More.-.
ol Ftockford, 111., and J. 11. Wissow, of
Ifllwauki ?.
Rochester, NOT. 18? Federal offlVcrs
?... thfl ofllcea of ihe American Ra?
tlou f'ornpany, No. 711 Ellwanger
,\ Barry Bulldlng, aaon after noon to
day, snd tooh lnto cufltody aii perflona
at tttera, and alad "oniiscated all B?v
. i er>- in the offlca
Mfllford B, Wardln, vlce-president of
tht- compaay, who Uvea at No. 15 OHver
-.:,.', thlfl civ, araa the only per r
Hfl waa held in Jl/nal bail by Com
et Simth for a beaiing on No~-in_
ber ..".
WardlB aaya his company ua? lnvea
Ugatad three years ago and that a clean
bill wai recelved from federal agents.
II* sa\s tha company does not maintain
: : flni li i'f": ? I
It ls andOTfltOOd ti.at the loeal company
is a brapch of tha Chlcago Deb_nt?re
I Company.
Newark. N. J.. Nov. is.?a. Broofl
Of tbfl Hunter A f'rane brokerage.
flrm, was arrebted here this mornlng In
tha ffldoral g_v_ra_na__*fl attack ea tba
A?tericaa RfldempUon Company. Hunter
.< Crane, II i? alleged, were tbe loeal
<"rane was tak.-n before Unlted Btatea
< oniniissiont-r BtOCktOB and held ln IMN.
lti the complalnt against Crane the Pttta*
burgb Superior Mlnts Companv flgurts a
thfl dupfl Bf the alleg-tl flwlndlei
DabUOjUO, lowa. NOV. 18.?S. O. Durant
B - ainsted ht re to-day charged wit'i
Ufltng the malls to defraud. 11 is arn st i>,
he part of a campaign of postai
?rs in eoanoctloa wlth a Iloohestci
BCheme. ile proclaims Innocence.
RITZ PAINTINGALL DONE
Ballroom Ready for Warren,
Lespite Workmen's Arrest.
The grotipn of tllmy clothed women and
BMB among the puffy little clouds that
ornamcM the ballroom ceillng in the
Rlta-Carlton got palntad in new Bflab
tmts vesterday ln aplte of the big pollco
n.aii vvliii Btoppfld tbfl operation on Sun?
day night. So tbe place was all ready for
Whltney Warren the architect. and his
tfl al tht ball laat nlRht.
\\ ben Pati__fl_aa _a_iar of the Kast
Mst stiett statlon uriaimud the Bfljoad of
paintett* Bad their bQBB, larnes .\. Hiid.
ll thfl niKnt cou.t on Sunday niaiht, tbfl
maglatratfl tayMd them ont _at_ :,est.i
day momlpg. They iall went bark to tiie
foUU la the clouds and C0B?_NMd p.unt
iti? them until court tlme. The charge
Of worklng on Sunday was _!?__OBfld.
TbOB th'-y continofld worklng among the
until the juli was DnisheU in th.
flfternoon.
MAYOR IN NO HURRY
City Must Have Controllsng
Rights of Marginal Rail?
road Also, He Says.
PLAN TO BUY UNSETTLED
Merchants' Association Hears
Prominent Brooklyn Men Who
Favor Project?"Lemon,"
Says One Man.
"You lie-oel not be- ;i;,pre-li. n*-r.'?' hafltfl
on th- part nf tlu- e ity h Dnaoclal offlcers
in connectlon with Ibe offer of the Bush
Te-rmlnal Company. ' gaJd Mayoi '
yeaterday, st a meetini ln th* rooini ol
th<- Me-re banta Aaooclatlon, No fA Lafay
ett,- fltreet
"There is no posalblllty," he continued,
"thnt the offer of thla company t n ! ??
accepted is advance of ? d< daloi
courti upon ti:. questlon of h I
tht- elelit llmlt e,f thfl cttjr-fl srste r
Kve-n at that, it must be aatlafsetorll]'
ahown that wlth the dochi
muat come to Um dty the- controlllng
llfhtfl Of cpe-rnti.li eil tlu- Marginal RSll
nunl, whlrh taps theae docke. H v... t
bfl nonsenso, ls lha I u ? of tl Inga, te e~*
peel tn,- eity to take over ;< araterfronl
property from wbJch then could ba no
ni'-,mi.- of communlcatlon for th< purposa
I of trmnaporUUlon "
I Tbere wai sppl itise al t,bts a!
the Mayor, arhlch came ns a cllmai ol ?
I bearlng amuiffed ln connectlon wlth
Beberoe of Dock Commlealoner Tomklna
for a general impro*/< mei
fronta of Manhattan and Brooklyn
Ti,. Mayor aald ? h il '-n-- of I ?
conaideratloi i ? i fora the- ? ity
provlslon for plera for the largeat ol
ocesn Bteamahlpa. "We want to I
pi.-rs long enough to receive the loi
ships.' ha aald, "and I can aay now thal
if wa du aa a dty taka up tl - do h
it must be* only and with the dlatlncl un
derstandlng thal we acejutre at i
time- all tbfl Marginal Railroad rights."
Mayor Non-Corrmittal.
Tha Mayor ah i i ild:
i .nn nol aee kli l tht ? U ?? - -
-..,i pru ..;? . on, ln tl | tlon.
I wanl i" learn ai .,n the
I aasume I ha\> ha I l n all
ti,v IU'.-, hut I kn,>-* thal then nre men
here to talk sboul thla mattei aho I
more sboul tt lhai I ever ? icpecl t , |
Tl,.- ,-it\- nwiis .Ks to the ? . 'I, and
t.. the noi th of the prop 11 fered,
and ti,.- proposltlon lt tha i ill
and leaai lt oul bi on, ?I ole . fr,,m the
, lt) i point of vi- w. :i- one iyat< m i ? i
pr. aa i.plnloi I ill, 1 ul I wa
w hat ls th ? r by
the men prindpally In Intereel Flrat. i-'
who favor t' ? tiiia
pi oposltlon be be flrd
Irvir-t: T. Bll
. any, then aald:
i will ask thoae a ed '?
thla propoaitlon lo dlamlt*? fi. I
mlnda the Idea tl I tl ? ? ' ? l
I'.ush Tei minal Com
ple i s t.. tlu . ?? . i nn amhll
rroate ln Bouth Brooklyn ? ,??-.' puhltc
tei inlnal a hl th wlll be uaeful t,, , om*
mei ? ? ind produe ?? .. revenue to the - lt y
\\.- auggeal u il -... h .-, terminal ?iil he
?i ga t.->i I,- von
igemenl ,,f thi Buah Tern ?..,! t'om
init aubject to publ ontrul
property owned by 'ln- cit> on >-.?.-n Kide
of the Buah Terminal Con i the
lf aome
aldered bette i foi the Inl
City, theri
ho .1*1 buy the ple i .- of the Bui li
i e 'ompa n ??. ;?, -i ?he
company believe lhai the impi>.\ ? ?
of the clty'a ? ' ??.,-<*?.
rather than ,1<, i ?
own propertv
If tha Buah 1 i ompan* '
u- cted aa opera 1
ry for the eitj to
whlch form i amall
,,i der th-.t the , ompa n ? ,,,., . n
?
plera run ln competltlon ?:tli thoae of
the , Ity We la Iie ? e tl ' "? tli
and A ln extatence an do
mon ',, - ? ? fo i
anvbody ?
Ing agen th |
i ,,iy elac la ln .. bettei po
? 11 lei them i
thi Ir propo* ?
To Protect City's Intereits.
.- preaent plan haa been worked e,ut
with gi < ? , the ? ? ?
ol tlu- Bush Terminal Coi I the
aub-commltte - of I he Board ol I
lt is '?;,-<?.! on ?. dealre to protecl the ln*
tereeti of the <it-. an.l to guarante,
even dollar a hie i, Is li
,-it> ln tha enterprlee from noa on t
I..- upon .. b. 11 aupporting ba ? .-.-i
ibe aame time ni ?? Ihe ope . ? .
panv an opportunity, nndi ntrol,
to *.* ork out the propoaitlon ui
has).-.
followlng Mr, Buah, former Mayor
Davfd a. Boody of Brooklyn apoke, em*
phaslilnir th.- Importance of tht
ratlon of tbfl docklng Inte Mew
Voik
Former Controller Herman A
sai-i ho preferred tha Buah plai
it waa. necasaary In order to tt llll
e-ommen-e ln N'ew Vork. Mr. Metfl I ild
also thal this pian would help to pro*
vide warebouaa taeUitles n,,w lacklng la
this borough
Another apeaker, wboss name wa
antioittn?"<}. said:
"i think tbal if ii?.- dty t?ke? bn thla
Buah propoaitlon it wlll ecqulre the greal
ejet lemon ,,n reecord "
Th*. spe ii e lncluded Jeren lah J.
0*Leary, prealden! ,,f the Weat Bnd
Board of Trade; William i: Clearj
ih-- Morcbante' .gaoclatlon, nnd a imif
iieeze-n e>the-rs rspresentlni clrlc organi
Bationa.
HERR BALLIN DENIES
Liner Imperator Will Not Be
Harbored in* Manhattan.
: le Tba Trii.i.i,' l
London, No*/. 18.?In respt bsa to a n
Inquirj ooncsrning tho report thal an
arrin ?e-nn-nt has bSMI madfl for thfl
Whlte Btar Llne tie lead ths Hamburg
Atn.-rie-iin i.in?- mn >if its Manhattan
piers for the Imperator, Herr Baiiin
dtrector general >,f tho Hatnburg
AnMrtcan Lino, to-day aenl ths follow?
lng letter to Th.- Tiibune:
? Tiu-re- is no truth m thal statement, I
snd, iu fact, ths Hamburg-Amerlcan
Llne, havlng its great Bgtabllshinoni
at Hoboken, i ould not bs sxpected to
? ? ? -pt ih.-- hoapltallty ol it> compotl*
t,,is. Thfl Ifanilmrg-Anii-ri' un LhM has
net*-*-.! wlth nr.-at sal Isfai ti OB thal '
\. w Yotk Hariior Board has rooom*
mendodJ ths tnunadiate bulldlng eif
. mht plan of 1*000Yoot in loagth, and
no doubl Ihe Hamburg-Ai stiean Llne
will tahfl a le.iix le-ast- for OM eif gttCh
pi. rs. '
"A? le.ni,' ag ihe plera srs nol nnlMhed,
Mr. Ballln is confldent that ths Be r.
t,ir> of War wlll tall ln arith the ito
poaial ot tlu* n.w Y.?rk Harbor Con*
inlsslonsri snd --rant s temporarj' ps**?
init for ihe lengthenlng of ona of the
Hoboken plen by UOO I
b "BuniNG r m
Harvard Man's Protest Against
New Appointment. for School
Inquiry Called "Ridiculous."
LETTER FROM PROFESSOR
. all lh
,i Ita
Expert Originally Engaged As
serts That Moore's Report Is
an Essential and Integral
Part of Investigation.
lent Mltchel of tbe Board of Aldei -
rm rt, a ho li i hall maa ol Uie achool ln
quiry commlttM of the Boai of Eett
mate arblch handM thfl Hanua Inveatl
gatkm, aa I yeati rd iy that th* acl
the Harvard profi aaor ln pn
tho flppotntment o Pi ? fi b_oi
Ooodnow nnd Dr, How? by tbfl _ornmlt
? only flatlrt ly un-rarrantedi
rlbed aa "butttng
in"
" BB I
or Ooodaoa to do tha arorli on
whlcb i ? loore fell doa i
? tchel, "and on whfc i Pi
Hai . bl bachli I Moore,
Yunked out' on the eommlttoe. II la
lua tor Profeoflor Hanua to pn -
.,.,.,- i committi
theafl flppotntrm ? i
Tha Colun b ? ?'? tor and tl t dlrector
of the Pe ip ? li
be.-ii named by thfl Board of Efltlmflte
, .mmlttee to go over thal parl i l tht
Bchool Inquiry arorli arblch was under
. v n the Han i - Invi l i
tion, n-l i roporl to I mlttaa dlrei ?.
Mr. afltchtI aaid, ai d will lu?ve i ?
datlon arhatevi r arlth I ? H
Mitchel Gives Out Letter.
Proft s .,.1 Hanua a ln -?? d i letti to
Mr. Hltchi I, arhlt h ? ai ??' >*?*?
. ? infli ihi
r Prol >r Groodnon ?nd Dr.
Howfl -ii 'he ground tl il Pn "?
,..,.-, ,,i thfl Hanua reporl cov
I, ground - h the committee
apnan itly meanl to have thi n?w ep
?', ? I
. . to proti
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mate lr,
? ,nd Ita unwarrant
Ooodnow
? i repoi lr i"
lhe Comm
n whlt h m> ' "", *a"
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ie ? their I
.... author
pon me and ol ita
own i
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(inportH
ilut> t
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i . n ol m> comi
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Mi MU
lanufl Ii
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said Ui- woi
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1 i led ly the
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commlttei the revtaed proof of I
't haa ?
Hanufl tha f Eatl
mai nlttee i k I ta ra
\ i t .-n i edll Hv t
,, ,i tl ;. Ifr. Mlti bi 1 d( ni- ?! "
Saya Facta Were L-ickmq.
? v,. the flddlttoa ol aome
ind other matter to make thetr i o
>. ai, bul it araa up to tht tn
, ? . ? . ? Apart
from that, ? ? mon y asked
v. hlch tht lr oplnia potnta
, ,i, flnd Profe boi Ma ?? <??? II
ne to live Bfl tho ? i ii ' Profi -
p nu , noflfl to uii orl Profeflaor
Moore n. iiiat i oalUon, and thal i
. ,,,i of tho i Itoi aid Mt. Mltchel.
Hti hfll fldded thal th prep u ttton
... : ? tha budgi i hfl .1 Ing "u
ii,, i>.i| Ed tion foi Itl?
arhlcfa had been put up to Pn
MTBfl notl ln? mor* than a
t . .?. i k tbfll th.ui'iut'i- ? i
?
,?? ofi -tn Hanua knea ahen
retalned tbal thi entlre li tpi 11 ? ai
"and altbough the apedllc n iui t foi
quefltioi - foi tbfl hearlnga dld nol
hlra untll taro or thre.I ? fore .ne
o '.
up to lhal tlraa arould ha
Ith tha Infoi rnath n nt - ai to
in-li queotloi A ?: ", i .
fnct, ba fi ii doarn on that taal ; .? tasli
? : ? p_| lUfl 'l1'' ' '
11,. |_fl Bnd ai ba bad eonfen od aith
i >r. Allen. of tbe Bon i inl<
k, tlona ihofle ll ? tui
Allen Ihaa ad tbal ? th ? glnnlng
.ii trouble over tbfl Han u ropoi t. '
.. tbfl aei uaatlona from thi
0f profflflflor Hanua thal MU
Allen to "dtract ' thi li quli y, Mi x Itc u '
tl .?!?! aa rldlc ilou
frankly tbal aa accepted ill
flrhenevei be thou ? iii
fltti titf ii ? i? ealh d t,, tbe n
Bureau af Mumcipai i;e aan . la wh'-h
h i rfldtt for "draftini ti a roao
intlon" i' Ich ai lb r_a >i tht -< bo I la
b i ati Mltchel aald thal tha
hurt-.iu alao drafted the re-olutiona for
,,'i.. ? Boarfl ni Bflthni ??
Th* Pn~-_4nt "f thi Ba ird of \i.i. r
... ? tbe lanufl bad i" en i loudi d in
the bi i.i ii.-; lity alffl ? af tba
mlfltaka |a pvbUabU-g tba erttkdsBM af
? ?. Moon roporl bof m ? tba ropoi i Itaoli
vi u pnbltobod, i.ut h. flddod thal Um pnb
Iteat.f Um n-pt'ii. i-'st WaAaaaAay,
waa aaa igb ta ibaar any one Inl
Through the fog
of London come our
Winter Overcoatsfor Men
Paris leads in Women's Styles but London makes
the Men's.
Pndelully, of course. we modify these London
Styles into our Amefrcan Iuea.
But the inspiratlon is Engiish-an inspiration sub
jected to ihe pruning knife of Father Knickerbocker.
The better features retained--the "undesirables "
restrained.
We can get the very last style whisper through the fogs _
of Piccadilly because WE can wait to buy woolens months
after those whc sell elothes bought from vholesalers have
to buy their;-. And this because we MAKE all o_r Men's
Overcoats.
We are like the small, exclusive tailor than whose
produUs there is nothing newer.
Except that our overcoats are not expenrive.
Prices range from $15.50 io $40 and upwards
for coats which embrace everything that you may
*j_e elsewhere.
Bear in mind this truth: Nothing in New York
at our prices can approach our Overcoats for Men.
UMDER S/ME -yTjNTTfOlVaf OWNERSHPjSINCE 1845
6R0A0WAY AT WARREi, K - NcW YOIK -5rt AV.BEY 27- * 28J* STS
FUlT0NcT,ATFlATriUSHAV..-BROOKLYN-BROADWAY AT BEDFORD AU
l!l!,,;l!llil!ll|!!illl|!!:!IIM
Heavy Winter
Overcoats
$15.50
-H0.00
and Upwards
'NlliHllil
.:
BENT WOOD
_ for 18c
?puce
EARL & WILSON
SHIRTSSIso AND MORE
AMUSEMENTS.
WALLACKS %
uur wives &.W
MiiN.. \<i\ . '?.. BE tTH Illl H-i.
SIMONE
I. fl __ a i a x_r i . b-?
l'\l'r |{ i H -HE
rruTi;_rf
_.ni_rw
make tha
? ;? baa
rHE DAI QHTER OF HEAVEN
LITTLE
THBATRE '.40 W t
- ?
M
ANATOL
| \ l t|RY_-T..I K PI_%Y I OR < Illl Mil V
?
Bai epl - ll
i . i iu, i -1 ii, ii.ti
SNOW WHITE
?
ELTINGE v
WITHIN THE LAW
VMHIW HALL, I,, iniirrinv .:?.?., H:l.V
I ?
\l \4 IN
SCHROEDER
. 7 ?
I
HALL. T.vv
MPSON
in ntiiii
? Vntmiii
-,,.>, r IAM I
W ol I \s II \l I . I. v \ft.. N"?. -Olli. al :l
Hlll'".
to $".'. now
Bl llnll.
ad heen fully l?
. i j, ,n ia, ? blfl home In Cam
| i ?; ? was nut
,- . t tO
1 ln his li tt r.
.. i . , : ..int. howei
.,.,1. "where i will i ?? ft to tell the arhola
mcfl to thfl Bu_
oi ? mli Ip il R ? irch."
Charlefl P Howland, preflldenl of tho
Public Educatlon Aaaoelatlon, aupportad
. thfl pOflttlon tak.-n hv
ir Hanua ln hla objeetlon to tho
meni of Profeaaor Ooodnow and
I thfl Board or Battmatfl _oa_?
?
li |. ure nn infrlngemonl on
. . antlala of tl ? Hanua lnojulry,M ha
? ,,.i. "although. of courflo, the eommlttofl
. rli ht tn dlflcontlnue Ita ralattona
with profi oi Hanui il any __no.''
i,, Howfl I Prol aor ''?<? dnow dld
in make :".v- rfl-pon a tt) tha Im
|| fltlOBfl In tbfl lottar Of PrafflflBOT
Hflnufl, hut it * und rfltood that nothlng
-. 11 detl r tht m fir.ni taklnp up tho |n
i,. ,t t a appotatment of tho BOard of
i i matfl commltti a
CIRCL.ES GLOBE 20 TIMES
Newsboy Who Accomplished
Fcat Calls on Mayor.
.\ ) ounfl man who id walked
round tha world, oovorlng
tam ? oi HS.CM mflaa, antared tho
i' , und ask, d t ?
Itavor Oaynor. Tha vU_tor _av? his
jullua n.-ith .-md Bflid ha araa
twontv-nlne years old. l\o flfljd h,> had
,. t,. waik ii, I-'" ,'n ? contract with
thfl Lotiifl Club, of Bt Loula to walk
? mlli - ni i Ighti aa yeara, iu- had
to fltarl wlthotM any money, and i
h i,!- taak wtth W.-DO ln real mont >
. fa to aavi only M_a,
but 1 I lo ao umulata tba r_maln
. I,. gei - through. 11?- platu to
..?t. hla ,i"'i al tha Baa -frandaoo
n Itll H_ cannot hrn, borrow
, money. Bo far tba aale of his
pbotographfl has boon hi? prtedpal flourct
of inoomo.
ir ha '-ninpii-tt s blfl w.,.k according t>>
Bfl says, tht LOtUa ClOl
will _I\V him !?.-__ Ha was plokfld to do
I thfl trteh froaa ona buadrod nowabo)
' piranta fbr Um work, Mrs. Bath, to
whom thfl wralkfl- was married oa Octo
bor ii, is foUoaing ht-r buaband bf tmin.
RPflg MIh Lulu Alborta Ball, v,
BOBM was in fl B-b_l_ of I'lttsburgii. After
Mayor Oaynor had algnad l iilflcation
book Mr ltath announoad that ba araa on
nla way to liuatun.
/MUSEMENTS.
5TiT3in?ra
TWICE DAILY
TmOERWKK^FtftBS
BEST SEATS at MATINEES Si.00
| WINTER GAROEN 6ERTRU0E HOFFMANN
ra BROADWAY TO rARIS
WEBER & iIlLD. __n st_r -toe-k io.
J i, -,- THURS. EVE
I i?|,renii_ IVrfiiri.uine-f aaiw?aw. ? ?*
, ii ii \ rm \ i Burlaaqua ?> 1TMOI ?
THR LAW. ___*_ "???' ?__ _
I t>A] Y'M B"y<! ' E*a "1:15 Mta.TonVwABai
;the red petticoat, ^nr
I ISTH BT llie-u..:?". nr B*j Mati m ??."-'?'
i* lUUir-iilCCCII"* ",,! KiiKll-ili ,'"'""i'- ''"
> e'flNlLiiUootLL o -:... Btnopa t" Cejnquar
QLYRIC -
FAVERSHAM'S JULIUS CAESAR
Iflk K l?mi".
m. i -;,. mim .1.
ix i ,!*?-. Th".. .*>' !?' -,' B'3 Ifl ;' *8at,
WILLIAM COLUER w?t??Va. ...
M.- i-?- HII-.n- III.. :?? be i i: " I _| _/,;-.,
READY MONEY
I \slMI. - ? -> . ? Ml ',' " .*."??"
THE MERRY COUNTESS
PLATHUUot ,, . rhun
LITTLE WOM ? N
\\ iiitam ? I OMKDY, ll? B ?? B"way
FANNY'S FIRST PLAY
WIVIIMI. U..I' W ofNth ?.ve 1"\- < 18
LITTLE MISS BROWH
BfaWm
WWYMK
rmnes
iiu.nil Cft '*"' ?r' ?"< Hatnaa, Qartmda
UniU- dl*9i vandarbllt _ OM Moor**.
:? i ? j Harlon l_ui ra>
COLONIAL lVI8E*CO.I DIXBT
I ,;_? , g| Bldnej I?r-?. ; "thera.
II U1URR1 LaakVa Llttla Pariataa-Ba, I
7 '?-.. .-. 12681 I.-??'.-' >'?>. I.a lii-* CHlT.
FARLEM.,7 A TIIEGAMBLERS
nri icfefl " Eveningaat 8:20
_}tLAa>l_U , , B-1 .
"MISS STARR TRIUMPHS" Jft'; -r7.
FRANCES STARR
I HJt < V*?K eu MClt.
DrDII_>l 10 We-ai Evenln*TB at 9 10 Mata
turUDLIl- ?M8l WaA aad Sat-, 1 IS
l Dalaaan praaaal |
i aOVERNOR'S LADY
:?[?: i. v.
METROPOLITAN SSSK
Tn-nlgbt ?t ? l'lilla.-Chle ago Opera 0*.
Iliiinl.-I. /??i-i'l. e.'1-.neroa. Tltta Huffo
. Beott, w_rnary, Kmo*
,;.-ti 1 Mua Dlr., e'ampsnlnl.
Wt-d. ei H. Doiilil-. Blll. ('??/. Hu?tlrana
BBd I'ngllae.1. Deat'ntl Borl, Duotiene; Ca*
ruao Martla, Amata, OlUy Cond., Poiaco.
Iliura Hl 9. Kiuixt. Kariar Mmibourg,
jni-n. Bataler, Olll** Coad., Btaraal
Tn. al I. Manoii l.-Ncmit. Bori. nurhe-ne-,
Caruao, *-v,,im. lafurola. Coad . Polacce.
**i?t nl 2. Mugl<- Klut**. l)e>Htlnn I'.itka
,,'.. bul >. H'>iii-i. Mi-'i, Sl-v.ik. 1 ankow <ele>
but), Qarlta, Grlawold, Ralaa, Coad., H.*rtz.
\--\l *e\r^k: >loei. al I 19, lilrl e,f the
e;,.l.lrn Waat. Deatlnn; Caruao, Imato. I'.lliy. |
Dlttui it,'-- s. ,:?!-,>: , fonductor, 1'olue-cei
HARDM \:- I'l VNO UBBO
I A K N K(i I ? H A le L.
PHILHARMONIC
BOCIBTT OT NKW TORK.
JOSEF STRANSKY comwcni
llwii* . N?v. M.al H:IS. J ri.. Nov. tt, at 2:30.
Sol-Ms; GODOWSKI .',; p, ur.in.o.
..,,-, wtntan BubacrlptlOBa anl aliiK,.- llrket*
. ",' 7 l'-> ' ?>i!i-.- ra\j y ?>?_?__. Manager.
'Vi. UOMAII 5 MaU Tom'w * Bat.. 2:1.",.
GEO. Mi COHAN ?broadway" joxkb.
acmt) i- ?? 'v- *88t' 1':-"' -,:*8 M''' 'v'' '
AdIUn | nt| n IS Tom'a Ml B0et?$1.60
DoukIis FAIRBANKS Io
HAWTHORNEoflhcl.S.A.
. ,,,,.11. JIS- I Av Mt Tu'w'JV.?..>,
UrANU nianrh King The Wall M Olrl
ABIGHiT
LAND SHOW SS
R?l't Armary
Sl. A Ptrk A??.
lf, a ? '<> 11 p- m. Daily and Sundaya to De*_. lst
PRIZE SOIL PROOUCTS, CaltU, Sh*->, H?o. Paaltri
"a.ntH.r,, . 0rrdr.tr*. Twir*. __?? - Adml-ieo leio.
e Hrnmli- 11.II. Mo" B**! >'*?*'. 25th. at ?:30.
TITTA RUFFO
th.. World i
";,.,,,,.. AMlatad bj hki.kn BTANLBT,
,,,,,,,,,,,. Bopraaa, aad Full Orcluatra.
I Ttcketi |1, I1.W, *-? *-?"><?. on aala at Hall.
n? irklT WO iv nnei ~*nth St. Even. S:H0.
WleJvraJ kj_x BVERT day AT t:tO,
'V'RAINEY'S AFRICAN HUNT
HiMMEBsniN's ^TWSn7
51 AW,> l: v-n>- "11^1"" Marejuurd & nios
I . N1Ci-_si!i >, aon s ,-ipy. p*iix & Calra,
l>",\- Me, 2 *,?**" e* Ka> mond ..
I"CKNTI HV THKATRE. l?e,-."(!. Y:S0 V. M.
ivmnvs titimi !
MKMOKIAl, BKNKF1T !
T1e*keta Na*? Ready ?i Hox OAe*a.
Prleaa SOc . $1 00, ?i M |2 ?o |:i oo g |B oo
.IOK WKHKIIS. H> . 'JOSt BvJ:M Mt To'w.
A SCRAPE 0' THE PEN !??&
AMUSEMENTS.
M \V VORK'S I.KAIUM. TlfKtTBM.
CUplDC B'wfljr A 40th 81 Eve_?tfl:l|
_mrin_ -i,lts tom'w a hat
NAZIMOVA '^..Y.M
LYCEUM ??**? 4Mh Bl E??? -
-IU-UITI ||_tfl Thuri snd -?? .-o
B!LLIEBURKET?1'V,^;':,;,
GARRICK
JOHNMASON ??: ifttg*
CRITERION g
WHATAILSK _!____
vniio
IUU i
UflDBIC "
?????V ftBat..:... ThuraM i ll.M
Lafli v. - ? a Hera H?xl R
A RICH MAN'S SON
m .fltnefl portaflfl anthor or
Lad) ' i rr! rhe Trai ? Una
VKXT MOMIAV. BE
MERE MAN
SPEi'i.i i. -.- | , rj ? ?
rani'oriit-d) MRSi AiVAS AnGEL
AFTERNOOXfl OXLT - *
FULTON '
THE CELESTIAl LAUGHING NOVILTY
|YtLL0WJ4CKt1
HUDSON :
*MTO-"r ___?_-_?*__* THE
^ht FsskE ___
PARK
rflaaflfli ma Wefl *g_t
.THEGYP5Y
???NBXT MOXDAl
A RICH MAN'S SON
MOVEB Tn THK p m-k . H
NEW AMSTERDAM *???*,
THE COUNT OF LUXEMBOURG
UBERTY : '
MILt3.Ur.t5
Knii ki rim.-i.rr. B'way, S"th St i n IS
-13.
1 lf I flflt Ui,r,1 iu M,,_i< il ( ,,,!,.,I,.
OHJOH! DELPHINE
HOULIft RO_JGfi&s$
Tn mtirrovv Mat. INip. I'rirr
Ul_d_il_U__i__.
fillFTY tfvrty and 4?th >? E-.-s i IJ.
UHICII M.,,? Toru ? | .,, Kt ||
C/~| || \ fleraflflfl from
? "V-T- *-*e C urtwiii tt, I urtaia.
Mat'- re*
MOM4.4IMKKV A HMs.
nn ,i\m?
The I.ailj of thr -lippsr.
GLOBE
Great Exhibittoi
of Horses
Intt-rnstloBsl
Efflflii
I - ortWri
va ii.al.?i).
Iiiiith. Bei
K,,in snd
( unstlise
M
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1, -???.
TflBflwat
H_~
Hfl*
i's.la.
.llltr. .1
11
.\diiii?i'"t *1_
SYMPHONY
WALTER0 OAMROSCH, Conductor,
I rltluv All , Nov. -.'_, at 4:10.
-iiiitla.v Aft., No?. Ifli ?t *?
Uew Arollan IUU. M W. ?:!'' *
lluutlel. Concerto Gro?_.i n- ' M nart.
Alr "Non pln Anritai
__M-_ar_, Cchflno; __sebJaaa_-flfll "i*0'
phony E Rilnor, Ronga
?ffift SAMMARCO y
\ I kta H Btfl ' ? *' ?">"?" BflflO- /
4>004>4>4>4> t^4>4*4>4>^4^4404>4>4>J
ISYNIPHONV CONCERTS*
* kor vi>i ara pbopi b. _ .,?
First Concert Sat, Nov 23, at 2:30 ?
Bertht'Vm Protfnimnie }
N V SYMiMIIINY OR< II->'"?, X
Walter Damrosrh Con,dU?lnJ
Tlcki ts et l w Mth st * COrnefle lian i
4^4>4>^*#4t^4>*4>>4>4>4>4>4>4>4)4)4>4>4)e
CA?SSSn To-Day at 3
rU-R violin g-BC-TAL BT
YSAYE
Seste on sale at Box Orlk-e. _,_
rhlckertnfl Piano Maaaflre-aenl R B- ._?=_
GARDEN S_C_
A BCCC?_BI!I n
JOHN E. kELLE 55
Theodore it.,boris. Vmella Uardner - i ?*
St.-v.ns..n. Theodore Hamilton. I---*-;1'., ,M
kav. H.trv.y iirabau. Mar.aret r^nipbe- -"
Co." nf Fifty. In ^
II A M Ij B T ?

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