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Sheriff and Ugly Revolver Drive
Sentiment from Parting of
Forsbrey and Sweetheart.
SLAYER NOW IN SING SING
His Chief Captor Permits Only
Lout Distance Handclasp and
Warns Jail Breaker Attempt
to Escape Means Death.
aftef B -onK distance handclasp across
?.... bodv ct Sheriff Harburger with WJ
, vt.Kl-.-art. Margaret Ryan. Reynold.
J5S5I mi.rdere, and Jail breaker
rUTtad for Sing Sir.g v?-t*-rday ta the
? uatodv of PherllT Harburg.r and his Mg
:evolver. Four deputy Bherlffa -aent
?on.. too. An affectlonate ^
iarsant **?? wa8 den ed t0 ?j P
,?..r bv the Sheriff and hls r*Wj*r.
Forsbrey was .entenced by J?d?B Mul
,;,?. [neyG,neral Scsalons. Ir, the mo
n__ He wlll do nlne years on ..ia piea
H&guity to .aaault li. the f.r.t dcgree tOt
hoottng Ma* Kat_. a rta?r atore cKrk
leweller of No. 8 Delancey street.
Be re Forsbrey was brought Into court
-ap'aln Thomas Fannlng. of the co?irt
?ear of the room. She waa *?*r\
Rvan. who Mpad Forsbrey ln hlb flrst
.ttempt to escape from the lomb.Cont
.ttendanta took her ?_*-* *?* **J?
,ot bear sentence P""0^^^^
lhe had hop*dI to -.arry As ?????
>urger left the coart *'il" Mv._.,_r,n
?ha'kkd to one of hls deputle*?*??
Rvan met them at the door. leara "-erc
.treamlng down her cheeks.
Tried to Eacape at Peril.
??You are the young woman why.?t*>d
:o eee the prisoner." said Sher ffHar
ui. >,onrt ln the ?vercoat pock-i
varger. his hand ln tne ? sheriff
i h*?re he carnes an extra tmrmm
zTrevolvel "Well. you can come up
, alra __Td say goodby ta h!m. but I warn
lou tSaS?iotlontoWard.Bcape-i.d
1 tlow bl* bralns out." cwiff
Aa he spoke the doughty little ?hert?
_?w bla revolver far enough out of h *
ooket ,o that the ugly black butt of lt
,;?, .as unsta'.rs ln the roora
rftl prlaoa f-aia* Forsbre
. . . , i.cklcd to that o: a Mf
aaaa as tho young
|n .ba ru.hed toward him.
tretebad. The Na-oleonlc
Sh-:n Jwliue Uarburger inter
?pted ber. Ooa band waa on the butt
,i the Bberiff-ataa ra/aotaar.
? Stop rlght there." said Sheriff Jultus
.atburger. "Come nearer at yout peril.
-c womnn. You may *hake hands
-.?Uh this prlsorer If T lnspect your hand
Irat Tot. may not klss him. I warn you
tcain that at the flrst move towird es
.,;.? * self-destrictlon on his part I
lhal) blow _Ja braina out."
The revolver waa half drawn from hls
wt Margaret Ryan and Forsbrey
I nt- if frozen. Tears wdled up ln
the cyt-s of both. Then Forsbrey. wlth an
awkward motion. extended his left hand?
tte one which was not coupled to that of
the deputy sheriff. Margaret T'.yan, held
at arm's length by Sheriff Harburger. ex
tf-nded both of hers, and after they had
baaa duly lnspected by the Sheriff Bhe
cU.ped Forcbrey's hand.
Train Wait* Not on Farewell.
"Goodby," they muttered. and the
Sheriff and his wards ?tarted for the
traln. Slx prisoners ln all were taken up.
They were ehackled together ln groups
of three. The party was late for the
traln they meant to take. and when they
left the van a crowd deecended upon
them.
Two pobcemen had a hard tlme k eplng
the crowd back aa they marched through
the atatlon to the lower level of trackB.
Sheriff Harburger marched last Duty
requlred hlrn to keep an eye on hia prls
Some men look upon a
"iilk-lined suit as they would
upon a "goiden bird in a
goiden cage."
Yet these "suits of pros
Derity" aren't as extravagant
is they sound.
Ours start at $32.
The rich, fine feel of the
fllk lining makes many a man
rvink at the few extra dollars.
Don't yield to the tempta
;ion of too cheap fur coats!
Xothing's more faked than
fur.
Ours are the same sub
itantial quality as our cloth
ng ? backed with "your
aioney back."
Fur llned coats $50 to $?00.
Fur outslde coata $18 to $110.
The best of everything men
and boys wear at moderate
prices.
R(xiKRs Pket Company,
Three Broadway Stores
ot at at
Worren St. 13th St. 34th St
oners, but he flaahed truculent glances'
over his Bhoulder at the curtoua crowd
and kept a warning hand on his revolver.
Reynolds Forsbrey was landed aafe and
Hound wlthln the prlson walls later ln the
day. Sheriff Harburger and his deputies
walked from the railroad station at
Onsining with thelr prisoners to the
?rison, a distance of about a half mlle,
and reached there at 2:10 o'clock, The
Sheriff said Forsbrey maintalned a BUllen
?aaOBOa most of the Ume on the way up.
BIGAMY CHARGETEVIVED
Enright Testift 98 Against Ohorus
Girl Bride.
William B. Enright, of No. 34 Grnmerey
Park, New York City, appeared before
the granl jury at Whlte Plains yesterday
to p?sh agaln a complaint of blgamy
agalnst hla chorus girl wife, after he had
withdrawn the case once and had declded
that he would have nothing further to do
wlth the matter.
: lt was several weekjs ago, after a
' perlod epent under the BrBltO lighta of
1 Broadway, that young Enright hired a
taxicab and wlth May Kelly went to
Tarrytown, where they secured a mar
rlage license and were later marrled by
the Kev. George R. Hau.man. Enright.
penniles:-, went to his home and told his
BOthar of the marrlage. The mother waa !
mucri dibpleased. It was learnH that the
now Mrs Enrlsrht was als-o married to a
New York vaudevllle actor, John Kelly,
who ama Banrlag a term on Blackwell's
Island. Eniight, upon leamlng this, went
to White Plalns wlth his mother and told
the factB to District Attorney Wlnslow.
but when Enright appeared the day the
case was to be callid he refused to teatify
agalnat Bk wife.
It waa mid that he lntended to send his
young wlfe to South Dakota to get a dl
vorce. Somethlng caused young P:nright
to r-hange his mlnd. He wa? a f-udent at
Amherst laat winter until a relatlve left
him $1*0,000, and then he left his alma
mater and undertook to study a sort of
soclology in the Tenderloln.
COAL DEALERJX) PRISON
Ernst Sent to Jail and Fined for
Short Weight.
Ehler J. Ernst, a coal dealer. of Second
avenue and 10?th 6treet. who pleaded
guilty to selling shortweight coal. was
sentenced to twenty days in the TBflaba
BBBIflaa a line of $500 yesterday by Justioes |
Zcller, Steinert and Russell ln 8peclal ;
Seseions. John F. Carroll, an lnspector
of the rfureau of We.ights and Measures.
arrested Ernst after Inspectlng and j
wtlghlng a load of coal Thomaa Velonmo,
one of Ernat'a drivers, waa taking to
AUaham Cohen, a customer.
AFF1RMS UNTERMYER FINE
Appellate Division Sustains the
Lower Court in Speeding Case.
The Appellate Dlvlslon afllrmed yeater-1
day the flne of $10 Imposed on Irwin Un
termyer, bod of Samuel Untermytr, ln the |
Court of Special Sesslons for speeding j
his automobile beyond the llmit flxed by
law. Untermyer paid the flne under pro- |
test, and appealed on the ground that the >
law requlred the BOOttflg of notices telllng ,
tl.e speed limlt.
The Appellate Division polnted out the
impractlcabllity of posting aigns ln a city ,
like New York. The evidence ahowed
that I'ntermyer ran hla automobile at
the rate of thlrty mllea an hour alonn
B.-oinway. between 121st and 134th street*
whiie tbe law tixes the sneed at elght
mllea i?n hour. Untermytr denled that h?
drove reckles?lv.
MAYOR HAMPERS PROBE
Second Time Gaynor Holds Up
Warrant for ExpenBes.
Mayor Gaynor has agaln undertaken to
ernl. irrass the aldermanic lnvestiKatlng (
committee. H. H. Curran. chalrman of'
the committee, Bald yesterday tiiat the
Mavor had arbltrartly held up a warrant
ff.r J600 for contingent expenses by r?-fus
ing to slgn lt or permit it to be algned.
"In the case of the Cohalan warrant.
which the Mayor had algned lmmedlately
after he eame into offlee," ?ald Mr. Cur?
ran, "he declared that he was merely ex
ercislng a mjnlsterial functlon.
"I have been advanclng money from
my own bank account to meet some of
the more presBing of the contingent ex
pcnscB, auch a? Btenographers' feea. Aa
all of the $600 expendlturea would be certi
fied to anyway ln tlme, I cannot under
btand the Mayor's action."
INPICTEP FOR REBATING
Central Lines Charged with
Paying $60,000 to Coal Co.
Chicago, Nov. 22?Three BUhridiary
llnes of the New York Central Rallway
system and a Chlcago coal corporatlon
were tndk-ted to-day by the federal grand
Jury, charged wlth glving anri recelvlng
rebates. The companles named ln the
true bills are the Lake Shore & Mlchlgan
Southern Rallway Company, the Cleve
land, Clnclnnatl. Chicago & St. IxjuIb
Railway Company, the Chlcago. Indlana
& Southern Hallroad Company and the
O'Gara Coal Company.
The indlctment8 grew out of tbe pay?
ment of $60,000 by the rallroada ln the
latter part of November, 1909, to the coal
c mpany. for whlch no proper a^countlng
was made to the government.
AOCEPTED BY AUTO OREDITORS
$150,000 Bid Made for Wyckoff,
Church & Partridge Assets.
A meetlng of the creditors of Wyckoff.
Church a Partridge, Incorporated, manu
facturera of automoMles and truc.ks, of
56th street and Broadway, and at King
Bton. N. Y.. was held y<*ti-rday before
Seaman Mlller, referee, at No. 2 Rector
street. It was voted unanlrnouMy to ac
cept the offer of Chester Grlawold, George
A. Ellia and Howard C. Dlckinson to pur
ebflOa all the aaaetB except the clalm
against the DrlggB-Seabury Ordnance
Company for $110,000. The appralsed value
of the property is about $171,000.
The unsecured clalmB are about $575,008,
and the recelver expecta tbat the dividend
to credltors wlll be 28 centa on the dollar.
Thera aro about 800 creditors.
HEARING FOR 7TH AVENUE
Area of Asscssment for Extension
To Be Determined.
A publlc heaiing to determine the area
of aaaeasment for the extenalon of Sev?
enth avenue wlll be held ln the alder?
manic chamber ut 4 o'clock on Monday.
Th?j special committee of the Board of
Kistimate ln charge of the matter con
slsts of the Controller, the president of
tha Board of Aldermen and the president
of the Borough of Manhattan.
Seventh avenue is to be extended from
Gteenwich htreet to Carmlne atreet. Hare
lt runa into Varlck street, whlcb ia to ba
widened to Franklln atreet and extended
?m U/aat BroadWUT.
YOUNG ASTOR'S ffllHE
air ir rehliy suar
Depreclation of Broadway
Property Has Cost Him
Thousands of Dollars.
ASSESSMENTS TELL STORY
Neighboring Owners Hope Mill
ionaire Will Aid Movement
to Improve Area and
Raze Old Buildings.
The aaeessment rolls of the Tax De?
partment for 1913 show that the bssKb of ?
young Vlncent Astor are many hundred \
thousand dollara less than they would
have been lf real estate values In the ;
wholesale drygoods dlstrict of Broadway j
had gone upward lnstead of downward
bl the laat year. Thls realty situatlon 1*
due largely to the agt- of the buildings j
ln that part of the clty. few aubstantliil j
lmproveinenta havlng been made in r< nnt
years.
Now that the Hroadway suhway I? be- |
Ing ext<-ntled through the entlre region.
It ls thought ln realty dnles that a re
awakenlng o? con^tructton activity wlll
take place there and that ln thls attrac
tlve buildln-r perlcd Vlncent Astor wlll
take a prOCBteaal part At leaat, lf hls
holdings ln thls BPKIon aie to bc en
largcd as regards earnlng power, he wlll j
have to raze or Improve some of the an
tlque structurea that adorn hls altes. j
The work of Improvement may be ellght- |
ly retarced ln some cbsch by k-uscg I
whlch have many yeara to run.
Of late years the Astor estate has
ahown a dlsposltlon to dispose quickly of
any of lts propertli-s whlch c_n bc better
managed by tadhflduala than through the
agency of lts experts. lt does not appear
that the Broadway property ls ln that
class, and th.retore lt ls not likely to
be offered for aale.
Eatimatea Ara Raducad.
The assesament rolls for 191. and 1913
plalnly tell the etory of how much out
of pocket young Mr. Astor la on account !
of thls shrlnkage in value.s ln thi.- famlllar
sectlon of Broadway. Here are some
typlcal Instances of dapraCtatkMi Mr. I
Astor owns a row of hulldlnirs extend
ing from No. 54. to 65_. -No. :,.?, la a
flve story structure. When tba tcn
tatlve rolla were made up for 1012 the
value placed on thls structure by the I
expertB of the clty wa* 154,000.
On the appilcatlon of represcntatlves of |
the A?tor estate thls eatlmate was re- i
duced $3,000. Ita present value ar-cordlt sr
ta the tentatlve rolls for 1913 ts IKO.OoO
H.re ls a losa of $4,000 on one llttle parce!
In Broadway.
As regards the adiulnlng property. No.
54$, the drcreas*- ln value ls much great'-r.
The flgures for 1512 were onglnally
$.75,000. An appllcatlon of the Astor ea?
tate for a reductlon to $232,000 was ap
proved. Ani th!e yar the expert* of th
clty have even tak?n off $..(*?.' more. the
total lor alte and bulldlng being $__*?. 000.
Now the next property, No. .VA haa
alBo lost much af lte realty vlgnr; lt fig
ured on the 1912 tnx Hat at ll.'2.'"j It
was reduc_d to $112.0**), and now it ls only
conaldered to be worth $110,000 Thls la a
shrlnkage of rahM of tuarly 1? per cent
In the short space of lui'lvc months, and
there ls likely to t.< a further Bhrlnkajre
as th" "lopularlty of the moih-rn loft
xones li. the central partfl of tho clty In
crea> ea.
The premlaos, No. 5T.2. :? alao rla*?e<l
among the prop.-rtiea wlth wanlng value
it was aaaaaaad for $*.o.ooo. in isi2 raiaaad
to $?,00_, and now it ls placed at a valu
atlon of $?..000.
The building a?ljolnliig ha.i had almost
a slmilar car.t-r. It was valued at $140, *O0
on the 1912 roii. EtapraaaatathraB af tba
Astor aatata aaaaa apptteatftaa fpr a rc
duotlon, polnllng out that th- market
wotth of the bulldlng waa .omewhat )esn
than Its appralsed value. The tax com
mlKBlon.-rs thought tba argwmenta werti
well made and put the value of the bulld?
lng and land at $130,000. In thls BB-M the
land ls at a lower appraJer-d wortii for
1913. In 1912 the land had a market value
of $100,000. to-day it ln $5,000 lesa
One Parcel Holda Value.
The deputy tax commiaslo.rer* have de
clded that the property could be aold at
the present tlme at about $110,000, or about
$_U,000 less than the .stimat. Iu the orlg
laai ttU roii.
For No. 668 Broadway a reductlon from
an aBBessment of $7..000 levled for 1'JlJ
was aaked and refuned, and there ls no
change ln the new assessment rolla rc
garding thls property. Thla I* one of
the few parcel* ln the central wholesale
Broadway torrltory whlch has not under
gone any (hange* ln value by the Tax
Department.
The hlx atory building-, with a frontage
of more than 97 feet and a depth of ov* r
200 1'it. at the aoutheaat corner af
Prlnce atreet and Oroadway, whlch ls un?
of tho blg commerclal propcrtlea ownml
by Vlnctnt Astor, haa been shrlvelllng
In value at a llvely rate ln thu laat year
or two, aa uecn frotn the angle. of the
real e_tatc- experts of the clty.
The |f*____Bai are No. 500 and 50i Bioad
way. and la a fairly repreaentntlv. atruct
ure of lt* claaa. Aa tne value of the
building haa contracted the m-rket worth
of the land haa also grown perc._pt.l_ly
.maller. In 1912 the land waa valued at
$670,000 and the bulldlng and land at *,"'.
000. Kepreaentatlve* of tlie A.Mor aatataI
proved to the tax comrnlsaionars that i
thoso ngur.s were too high, and, actlng
on that ap.iihatlon, the assessment for
that year read: Land, S&OO.OOO. bulldlng
and land, $675,000. Here was a reductlon
of $70,000 ln the market worth of the alM
and Itt.OOO for both bulldlng and alte
(me mlght imagme that that would bl
a pretty blg slump ln valuea to b" earrled
over and excrt Its power ln the followlng
year. But that is just what has liap
pened. for the land for 1913 la placed at a
valuatlon of $450,000 anu the bulldlng and
alte at $S_&,000. Hence, the decllne from
the nxed aesfssnumt flgureh. and those for
thla year ib $50,rj00 for land and bulldlng
Consermently. the dlfTerenBB between the
tentativt rlgurfs for iJ12 and 1513 ia $136.
0O0. or more ilian 17 per c_nt decllae ln lts
salable .ju.illt'.i
Property on the froadway aei tion
owned by the Havem.ver es'ate, Colum-1
bla Univeralty und tii Charlea Rouaa ea- J
tate abow* correBpon 'ing decllne*.
. 9 - ?
HEDGE8 IN MURDER TRIAL.
Job E. Hedges and t llfford Beasongood
wer* aaslgned by Juige Foster ln Uen
eral Seeelona jPaajtBldaj to <lefend Frede
rlck Rpence, who 12 inder Indictment for
murder In the fliat degr?e. Spence la al?
leged to hav. pald $6 to Thoma?'> Oannon
to ahoot (hrlstopher Larson, a boardlrig
house keeper, wlth whom Spence had had
a o^uarrel. t'annon ha* pleaded gullty to
manalaughter. He testlfled before th*
PAY $8,500 FOR HEART
J. E. Trainor Loaes in Breach
of Promise Suit.
Hackonsack. Nov. 22 -"We flnd for the
plalntl I In the sum of $8,500."
That waa the verdlct announced thla
afternoon by the jury ln the Btrgen
County Clrcult Court here in tuo broach
of promise suit of Misa Alice Bernardlne
Connlff agalnst J. Edward Trainor, a
member of a wealthy famlly of Ramaey.
Miss Connlff falnted ln the courtroom
wnile the lawyera were Bummlng up, re?
view! ng some of the ardent correBpon
dence between her and the defendant,
who slgned hlmaelf "Your Spolled Kid."
The most important wltnesa in the ault
waa* Father Ptnder, of Waldwlck, whom
Mlsa Connlff held responalble for pre
i vcn-ing her marriaga to Trainor.
"1 did euggeat that the wedding be post
poned," said Father Plnder. 'and 1 con
Blder my reasona good ones. J. Edward
Trainor ..aa not conaidered by me to be a
flrst claaa Chrletian young man nor a
good Cathollc, because for elght yaara he
haun't attonded tue sacrnnienia."
Iralnor, in hla o*n defence, testlfled
that he has never broken the contract to
marry Mibfl Lonniff. and that hla note to
bl r asked for a poatponement ot the
weddlns, not a canceliation. Thougn hla
| widowed mother ia reputed i ) wealthy.
iTiainor Baid that he made not more
1 tinn ajflj or $600 out of his real estate
business. , ,
Mr. Zisgen. counael for th defendant.
: in sun-mlng up, blamed Mra. Elvln U
! Lorden. the plalntiff a marrled sister, a"
nmch aa any one elae for the unfortunate
| ending of what he said had been a beau
I tlful love aii'air. The lawyt-r lnslsted that
tho ooupta wt-re still In love. and vent
ured that they would make up.
HOW TOJEATJTAMfvlANY
Can Be Done Only by Fusion,
Says Edward K. Baird.
Edward K. Baird gave an llluairated
lecture on Tammany Hall laat night at
the 27th Assembly Dlsltict Republlean
Club, No. 817 ritfcth avenue. lie aaid it
waa probably the most remarKable pollti
cal organlzation ln the world, and re
niarked that an Investlgatlon of Tam?
many Hall was the only practlcal result
of the Burr-Hamllton duel. He contlnuea;
Tammany waa perlodl. ;.lly Investlgateri,
aecordlng to the exasperat.on ot UM put>
nc, anu, although it waa momentaiily ln
convcnlenced. Us pow.-r OlWAjra M?_B
tlirough ummpaired. Thle power TwoeO
eorriM to Its perfection. He euggeatea
ti.at atufhng the baiiot boxea woulQ prove
niore economlcal than buylng thu voters,
aml Ly tne u.*c of thla relattveiy flaOflera
imthod of publlc exiiioltation ne turned
publlc scrvioe ltlo .dUrnatlc robL.ei>.
li. and :>la arslstanta ma.ie more than
jaO.000,000, liis admi-etB st.KgestcJ that
ttaa 08 r.iised t- nitn. and when he
turni-d down tht sci..;mc "The Sun" oi
\iai.n 14, Itn, OOllaa out wlth a ht-adlltifl
referrtfll to the '(?reat M m b Modesty;
Tvv.-d Thlnks Vl^tue Should Be Ua Own
[ It. ssiird." To whlch Tweed, ?.lth hla
| rather orlglnal ldeaa of vlrtun, mlght
t.jw replied that lt waa
But lha thlng could not last; the car
toooa of Thomas Naat and the pili eas
att. ^ka of a few hontast Damacrata liad at
in.n arouse.1 tbe publl. Tne tin- araota
veatlflavtad and on.ken and Twctd -.*<! in
uii Crokar teoB ao ti"- arorO wnyre
I navd left lt and BBflda money. bttt
? d pul UC IflfflflTIBHOfl t.Ii
But though Croker whs br.-ken. Uja
organUation was not. Py the slmple ex
pedlent of nor-'lnattn* good m-n It BOOn
regalned publl ' ronfldenie, aid Its career
if t-xploltation has gone on ever elnce.
"The history of Tammany t?-achea ua,"
said Mr Bard. that *hcre lt is opposed
? inlon Of all th" anti-Tammany 6 rce-i
lt ran !?'? I? at?n. but thal. If not. lt 1* c, r
taln to win. aml this leason It Is our duty
to take to heart that we may smaeh lt ln
the comlnu elertlons "
POLICE PROBEGIRUS DEATH
New York Woman Killed by Gas
in Syracuse Hotel.
Il aoa. Nov 3?A pretty young w>m
an, lllaillinai by the polio as Lucy Ca n.
of New York QtO, wiin found dead In bed
ln a hot.J here to-day. a victlm of a*
pbjllallB8a The autnorltles are not en
tirely sutlhfled that t<he coniuiltted i-iitid'
Aecordlng to the police. the young wmn
flfl had untii raoaaatjr BOai at No no Kast
Bal Hlflflt ?Npw Vork r''v CKfi under the
flflflaa of Mr" Frank Cflflflf flflfl kafl Haaj
^oik on OTaaOM BOflJfi and on the follow?
lng day vlsited B brother at rtcheneeu.ly.
ln h.-r room at th. hot-i here two gaa
j. th arata oo*a?, a:.d taa k.-yhoi. waa
BtaflOd wlth OOttflB. The pattOa are ae.-k
lng a man 0 ho reglsiered at the hotel
aa "JflUaOa Sanilers, N-w Vork "
H. A. SALANT WINS ELEOTIOV
Bull Moose Senate Candidate in 19th
District Profita by Canvaas.
Henry fl. Halant. the Progroaaive ean?
didate for the State Henate In the l?th
District, beuer?* by the ofhclal ranvasa
that la belng made by the members of the
Board of Aldermen. The latter, after
BjciajJ over the vota In that district, an?
nounced yesterday that Halant had been
el." ted by 108 votea.
Ofl Kl'-ctlon Night the returns eent to
Police Head(4uartera gave the election to
Oaafffl W Simpson, tho Democratlc can
dldate. by Ki votea.
The canva-siiera found 148 votea ln the
Sth Klectlon District of the 21at Ahaembly
District that ahould have been credited to
Salant.
LAWYER 18 VlNDICATED.
Woman's Charges Against Brooklyn
Attorney Unfounded.
The Appellate Dlvlslon of the Supreme
(ourt ln Brooklyn yeaterday diani'lssed
the proceealnga of the grlcvance coniinlt
t<e of the Bar Association against John
11. J,ord, a Brooklyn lawyer, on a i harge
of unpiMtesMonal conduct.
In the ariy ,part of this year a woman
appeared before Magistrate K.-inpner and
pnld that the lawyer iiad BBBIOjal her $40")
for his aervlcea In an unlmportant case,
and had allegj-d that part of thla money
had to be uted for ceitaln ollliials of tho
court.
Mr. I.ord said at the tlme that the fee
he charged the wornan was really only
BJBj and that he waa ta hold the balanco
of ihe $400 until Mrs. laTflflfl called for lt.
WOMAN SUES GrIANT~FIELDER
V/ants Snodgrass to Pay $75,000 for
Breach of Promise.
I*ob flflflJOlf Bj Nov. lt,?Although he has
been marrled 'or more than three year*.
Fred ynodgrasa, contre flMflflf of the N??w
York Natlotiala, is defendant .n a breach i
ot promlae sult Nellle K. P'mkea la the
plulntlff, and she aaks the court to award
her $75,000.
The plalntiff alU-vea .hat Snodgrass won
her coiwent to marry hlm on January 15,
1908, and that more than a year later,
whlle she belleved herself to be hla
flanc*>. he marrled Josephlne Vlckera.
Snodgraaa Ib spendlng the wmter ln Bouth?
ern Caltfomla.
a
$10,000 FOR 8ALVATION ARMY.
Mlaa Kva Booth, commander of the 8al
vatlon Army. announced yeaterday that a
lady, who refuaed to allow her naim
uaed, had given $10,000 to the Qenerai
Booth Memorial. Thla memorial wlll take
the form of a training sehool for aettle
mant workers.
An Offering Extraordinary
which we find well to continue for
reasons stated below. A Sale ot
Winter 0vercoats for Men
=5
|
Publicity takes many forms.
There is the Train Announcer and the Sad Sandwich
Man There is the Electric Sign doing its part among the
White Lights. There is the bold, bald and boonsh Sale
Advertisement which says much and means little. There
is the dignified Advertisement whose appeal is as the
Lieht of Truth. There is the dignified Special Sale where
Loss on Selling Price becomes Proht through Indirect
Publicity given to mc:handise on sale in the regular way.
Tis so w th this offering of Winter Coats; Sac
rifice of Profits securing Extra Opportunity for
Publicity.
These are knee length coats of such fabrics as
are unusual even at the former prices. Ltnlngs in
keeping, Satin sleeves. Veivet collars where they
add an apprcpriate touch. Coats light in weight
yet warm as Winter requires. At absolute savings
of $4.00 to $6.00.
Hatters
and
I'urnishers
as tccll as
Clothiers
to
Men of Taste
$14.50
and
$16.50
Cut from
$ 18.50 & ?22.50
^ aii?rt_rw?AV a- WARREN ST -NEW YC-RK-SV? AV. BET. 27T-! & 28T-ST5.
1 mTO^^ BEDFORO A*
DISTINCTrVELT
WEW TTJCXED
SBESS 8_.IJ.TS
EARL V
WILSON'
MAKERS OF
PEO-MAN COLLARS'
FINES RUBBISH THROWERS
Magistrate Appleton Says This
Plan Helps Keep Streets Clean.
Mug!atrat>- Ar>">Ietr?n. In the Kssex Mar?
ket co'.irt. y.st.rday. after flnlng twonty
flve men and women each $1 or $2 for
thtowlng ru.blBh ln the street, comment
Oi upon the work of the Street Cleanlng
r?epartmer.t Inspectors who h.id made the
..- r.-Mx, and said :
"Mayor (laynor and the Street Oleanlni.
Dapavtaaant in conjunction with the ]
Pattca li.partment. have done everythtng
In their power to make the itreets clean
a;.d healthful. It ls absolutely Impossible
fl r them to accompllah much unless the
cltiirens aid them by obeylr.g the laws and
<,? MrvtaC the reasonable rules wlth re
apeK tn the removal of garbn^e and rub
blwh. Kor the citliens to wtlfully ca.t
garbatn into the etrects ta lnextusablo.
"Thay have been warned by the ln
hpectors and maKlstrati s, all to no pur
i ???', but llllea lines bave bnen tmpoaed a
ti. tter condition baa been brought about,
and I feel th.it lt la my duty to llne each
p.rn.in that ls brought t-.'ore me ln thla
court."
'HEIGHTS' FEELS SUGHTED
Upper West Siders Complain of
Subway Service.
The WaBhington Hclghta Taxpayers'
AhsoriaUon doea not agree wlth Public
Servlce Commlssloner t_ustls ln regard to
the subway servlce north of 137th street
on the Hroadway dlvlslou. Reglnald Pel
ham Bolton, chairman of a commlttee
f. *n t_M if-so.'! t'ioii, aald at a meetlng
last night that th? commlsslonor had de?
clared that condltlons were. much better
thart n year aKo, and that more than half
of the tralnr. p isslng 137th atreet ran to
Pyckman etreet. Mr. Holton said only
one-thlrd of the traina made the tilp. In
addltlon, there waa compialnt about tho
Jammin. of paaeengerg ln the rush hours.
Th-j association wlll send Ita committee
to BBB the i'ubllc Servlce Commission
ai*;iln.
A letter from the Third Avenue Rall
w;iv Informed the aasoctatlon that the
company purposed to run cara from
LoBrfTl avenue and H.th street west to
Amstc-nlam avenue and north on the
av.-iu. to Htat stre't, and then nortn
on Broadaray ta Bath street. aa soon aa
the Public B.rvlce Commission approved
lUCh an appllc.itlon. Tho meetlng waa
held in C.irlgan Ball, Broadway and
167th street._
KISSED HANPS; NOT LIPS
Surgeon Favors European Cus
tora; Wife Does Not.
Mr. Horman Haufold, a well known aur
geon and author of booka oa aurgery. has
takaa to tha Appellate DIvlBlon the re
polt of Adam Welner, aa referee ln the
B'llt for dlvorce whlch hls wlfe. Mra. Ann
Kllzabi th Haufold, brought agalnat hun.
and ln whlch the referee recommended a
decree ln favor of the wlfe.
Dr. Haufold doea not deny that he
knows the young woman mtntloned by
Mrs. Haufold; ln fact, he waa Introduced
to her by hls wlfe's brother. He w.._ her
physlcian, but he waa never gullty of any
mlsconduct wlth the coreapondent The
?turgaaa Baya that he waa the vlctira of
a llttle gentlemanly attentlon ahown
women In other countrlea bjt not prac
tlsed much here. He admita klaalng the
lady'B hand, but not her II,-.
L>r. Haufold aald: "I have travellcl
quite extenslvely and ln the laat two
??> ar_ I have klssed one liiui.lred wom
en'.i handa. I have klaaed ladlea' hands
more than ladlea' llps. It Is a greetlng
not IndulKed In much ln thls country."
B
GET8 VERDICT FOR $181,012.
A verdict for $111,012 waa handed down
yeaterday ln the actlon vt the Wcatern
AMUSEMENTS.
< I 21 -J ? 1DE5T 8HATC
lal
AT .
aaats
SPECTAacs
7oTn Moiiunmaba r,
MoGORMACK T
U1IUTCD CIDnCU B'way* 50th Evga. 8
lf IH I tll annUCrl $1 Matlneo To-oay. 2.
iiohmwn I TO rABM_
< \-IM), B y*39. Ev.8:15. Mts.T d y A vied.
RffJS JhE^MERRY JJOUHTESS
WEBER & FiELDS, IftiarSU"
44th. Ju?t W. of By. Eve. 1:11 M?t.Te-(lay
Koly Poly^J^a^^rWtjue^^lthnut the l.aw
0 tl Y'.H. B'y * $0. Bv.8:16. Mts.T'd'vAW ? 6
^^^^RedPetticoat-;;^,'.^
It9th St. fb., 30,nrBy. Mta.T 1 vif hanks'g.
laiUirOIICCCII'C ?1<l Engitah Comedy Co..
ANrlitKUootLLa__The_8t.opii t Con.juer
1 v/Dir 4^d. West of 14'way Kvbtb a' "
*?? "?** nattt f ?Oay.Wad.aTbanka'B.S
FAVERSHAM'S JULIUS CAESAR
Tiot In.ludea Mr. Fa%-?-raham Frank K***)Bn,
Tyron- Powr.ru ll< r MalHah, Mlaa Julia Op >_.
4STH ST, fb..48.B m By Mts TA y * Thur
? ? WILLIAM COLLIER^rn^.
Mailn* "kIIIoU'b Th.. M l-et By * 6lh xv*
ZX???2&i READY MONbY
PLAYHOUi
LITTLE WOM1N
William ColluVa tOMKDY. tUt.Eof B'way
kt.: ,f,;:,J io* fannvs first puy
Man'haltpn o"p"H-. i'.iav. Ev8 Mat.Tdy.2.
rsnwjr j_- OJB/lli'O r.reat Drury lano The
1 BlJL WW Baoar >tr,,. London. a__age*aa
\\ I >r r.M), ItAth.W.of ?th Av* E*.-*. 8:15.
Matlne* To-day. UTTUE MIS* BROWN.
Next IA Butterflv en the Wheel. wlth
W*ek v Lewls Waller fl Madga Titherad*;*.
U/llllPafC B'wav and 30th St. Evgs 8:20
nrtLLBbPt 1 Mdtinee To-day. 2:20 I
t&SS otRWivts ^VSdST
BJOMPAT. NOV. BO, *E^? ON SAKK.
Ev,. IM. Mat,. S I M O N ?
lo the I'aper ( ha?e. br Loaaa W. ParOar.
82d A 63d* StV PCBTIIDV Theatre. I'hone
?rinaVTa *.???. CtlllUKT , i <soo
?"%. MAT. TO-DAY f&muSI
B'way & $ Ave
1000 Sei
Ba, aOa,
Thankm'g . , r, t k,,, w u , , .. ,,
Hol OF HEAVEUJ,^
THEATRE". 240 W 4ith St~
THE DAUGHTER ^ ?*?"??
FEI-! INO 1
I ITTI V THBATBB. 240 W 44th St.
Kvery .venini at ? 45 ANATOL
Mat To-day *t J_l|_^^^^
fl FA1RV-TAI-K PTEft FOR CHIXDBEN.
SjjOW WHITE gj&sr;
Cl TIBfiC Weat 42.1 Street. Eve* at 818.
CLIinUC Mat*. To-day A Wed. ar 2 15.
WITHIN THE_LAW_
METROPOUTAN
OI'KRA
ROC8B
Tu-Uay at $? Maxle Flnte. Destlnn. Park*
(debut?. Horuer, Allen; Slezak, Lankow ide
but), Oorlri. Qrlswold, Reiaa. Cond.. Herta.
Sun. Kve. at 8 30. Concert, 50c to $150.
MU.ha Klman. nuaslan Vlollnlst. FYemitad,
GlllT. Entlre Orch. Condiictor. Polacoo.
Next IVeek: Mob, at 8 15. (iirl uf the
liol.len Weat. Dentlnn; Caruso. Aniato. Ollly. ,
Dl.iiir. Kelna. Sr?urola ClonJuctor. t'ulaoco.
Wed. at 8:15. Trovatore. Rappold. Homer; l
Slrrak. Amato. Roaal. ('onductnr. Sturant. |
Thura. (Thankn^'a Day> Mat. at 1. Paral
fal. Frematari: Burrlan. Well, Wlthr-rapoon,
(Jorlti. Hlnahaw, Kelss. Conduclor, Hertx.
Thur*. Evg. at S:15. Boheme. Bori Alten;
Caruso. Ollly. Dldur, Heaurola t":ond..Pola<:eo.
1>I. at 8. Kornlgsklnder. Farrar Rot-eaon;
Jorn. Oorlts. Relas. Dldur. Cond.. Herts.
Nat. at 2. Double Bill. Haensel nnd Oretel.
Mr.-n. Mattf. id. Helna, Oorlts. Cor.d . Herts.
I'Millacrl. Borl: Crruso, Bcottl. Corid..PoUcco.
HARD MAN PIANO t'SED
tiEO. rtftllill'CThoa . B'yA^dSt Kv*.8:15.
M. bUrlAB O Matlnee Te-day, J:15.
OCfl li POUAII ln His I.atest Play.
ucui iflibunfln -hkoadivay" jonks.
acTflD B'way 15th flt Bva.8:10 Matinee
flOIUIa foday 2 15 Wed.MaC.BO* to 81 50.
Douflas FAIRBANKS Ib
HAWTH0RNEoftBeU.S.A.
fitTialll OpfH>72:i St O 8 Av. l\Ut To-day^
UrtflnU Blaarhe Hln??The Wall St Olrl.
Next W'k ? Davld Uelaac.'a "Tha Woman."
OCI ICPfl Went 44th St. Evenlng* at 8:20. I
DCLBOwU M.ita To-day and Thura., 2:20. I
H.-ioi Anv |
N T.Caitle
ABISHIT
i) win
BEI.ASlO
prcaeuts
In THE CASE i)F BKt'KV.
FRANCES STARR
HE CASE t)F BE< KY.
West j Bveiiinc-N at 815 Mh'
42.t Bl I To-day and Wed., 21
lott and Davld Helan." pi ***M
GO.ERSiOR'S LADY
DCDIinilP ar*al Ev.-iilnc-sat 8-15 Mat*
nCrUDLIb aOB 8| | To-day and Wed., 2 15
Wrii.ini Klllott and Davld Belaaco B)raaa*ai
^^;;"^U^YHIGHTI8:30^,HJ1^<
^ClVlilJilt TRAVELTALIS
ilCnfflHal RURAL FRAhCE
HI IAIT B'way and 30th St. B ea. 8:lto"
OlalVBj MAT EVERY DAY AT 2 S.i
,A;^RAINEY'S jU-RICAN JIINT
omsgsnrwM
1 ..-'?.?lopment Company uK.iinBt John W
McKlnnon, as agent for the Bhurehold
era of the Natlonal Bank of MOrtk
Amerlcu, for the reeovery of $.J2tl,000. This
wua the second trial of the action hrouaMtt
to re<:over aecurltlea whlch had been de
poslted ln the Bank of North Amerlca aa
. olUleral for a loun of $400,000 to Otto
Helnie A Co. In the flrst sult JudK**
Platt dlrected a verdtct for $203,826 for
the Weatern Developmant t'ompany.
AMUSEMENTS.
MW VOKK'S LKADIXfl THE \ T R. j
EMPIRE Lw_y^SS^^_ttS.8
NAZIMOVA ' BelaDonnt
-.llfCUR. Ml_ta To-dav ? Thun
GARRICK 3--th 8t nr B'v'a>- -*
JOHN MA3QN IiI( fiffirt*
CRITERJON _^%-,^;VEJ5S
WHAFAiLSy?i(J?F
HARRIS y 4; L"?
"-MII-.I* d:iy 2:13 Tl VUt -,
Las' Wek Here N_?* Ve. k '
A RICH MA.VS $.1*1
._-??_?. '?o\i>\v. -r. . -
MERE MAN ;.
FULTON Rim V'V
Bartii Yellow Jacke!
HUDSON V
iivvvvn ......
Mrs. FJ8KE a
PARkf
? ????? Laat Matl? ? '.-??.??;
KU THE GYPSY
^jgg41 A RICH MAN'S m
NEW AMSTERDAM
rraaa Lanar-a y.
THE COUNT OF LUXZMB0U2N
UBERTY - ? ~
mBK.ni I l.y. 2:15 u >.. U
knirkerborker. B'?ay. gii.h ?1
Mata TO-DAV. Wed. and Thur? . 1",
Thr i.Hnt Word In Maalcai < ..nirdy.
OH!OH!DELPHINE
? ?t-OMM*.
Mata. To-daj
mouum Hijuaa
ZIECFELDFOLLIESI
CbIETY B'?:.y * *n'h St I.Tist .
QMICI I tjgsg nat, td-.i.iv al
CO F_ A ferram from
? *-*? ?""*? Ciu-tain to turtata
T.XT MONDAY. t?eat? Now.
MOVINfl
L'P
FROM
WALUCrS
OUR WIVES
THE OVTRNHiHT
Fl'Ct B8B
GLOBE
Mata. T.-.1-- * Wed
MONK.OMKRY a >TO>Ej
II Bl JAM8
' The lady of tbe
!>Upner.|
Great Exhibiritu
of Horsfs
lateraatloaal
Hf_>"*AJP_*_ _ .__.X!Va_f*A Eveau
(WMADIS0N$5_\ Vi'a-SK
' ySQUAREVffW Dutra."*
^jARDENYfcffl gaS
nov _.t irjHI in iqaaa
and Ewi.ii.g. f rUf IIu.?:;?.'??-*l'
Opena dally at IPJI _y n.rtefc
- * A'.M. /___// Taiviem*
Cencerta by lammW/ u.,t
.lonrad'a BanV?*-W F"a'' ?!...
.eat, 1? the j?W'S'&MSbi
_ two upper (am*. / ' ? -
\allert?not>iS_/ H"?*J,_ffit
Admraa-aajl...
??*>???* ?????????<>< ????????
liSYMPHONV COHC.RTS:
? 1 OK YOlXli IF.OI'I B. J
{Flrst Concert To-day 2) 2:30?
? AT CAKNKMK HAII-.
I Beethovt'ti Pntcmmme l
|X _f. V. SYMPHONY ORCHKSTR* _
1 ".Vall r Damroeoh. ConimJl I
| 4 Tlcketa at 1 XV 3.lh Ht A Bo_ Offl< <
iSYMPHONY
society of Kew Tert
Vt AI.TKK DAMROaCH. < <<ndoct?'.
To-murrow (Simdavl Aft., at ??
New Aeollan Hall. 34 ?r.t l-Jd '' ft
Handel. t.'oncerto Groaao No. Ii *'*,"'
Alr from "I* Jonaleur .!>? N"t/- D ..
Uoldmark, Hch-r*o; R^cnmaninorr. ?>??
phony E mlnor, Bonara.
v KoV DUFRANNE
^k aaataBBa. taai.iaatBeapa*
LAND SHOW ^nS
10 a m. to 11 p. m. Daily aad Sunday* to VtcJ*
riIZE SOIL PBODUCTS. Cattla. *k^4-*f*_JTK
JOfc WKR _:?.?_'. IVy. 1!9 St !:? ' 3"?^V* L''
A SCRAPE 0' THE PEN r^yj
BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS^^
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MU^lC
PHILHARMONIC
r-oriETY OK NEW TORK
JOSEF STRANSKY ??DVCtt0* \
TO-MORROW (81XDAY) AFT. at II
Boioia, MISCHA ELMAN
TICRETI. ON SALK AT BOX OiT*