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Remarkable Feat Performed in
Ansonia Hospital by Ja
maica Surgeon.
HELD BY FLESH THREADS
Insertion Will Not Retard the
Natural Growth of Mem?
ber, Physician Be?
lieves.
.. a innii . Dec -The recon
tioa "f a boj i aa*tt*r*4l *na arith
. ... ,-?,;,. rraaa tBe hbvl leg of a
.t \va? the novel aargtoal l'eat aecom
? nerday m th.- Grlffln Memorial
t? t.. ra bj Di Ralpb !<? Macfar
D( \,, ..: CllDtOB avenue, Jumah a,
[alaiirl, assisted by Dr. Polatto. of
,,,n r*ar local Ktirgcona were
. ipacutora. Su fur as the sur
i ,?) t* 11 the eperatloa wan a
- - and they e-xpect the
iranaplaated rabbtt bcaie to grow the
sam. m U- ren.aiii.l. r <>t^h* arm aa
the youngster hecotii.H oldcr.
Tha bojr upon whora the aaaratlnti araa
j.ci:.,i..ie.i. aa Ihe ra*ult of an aceWeatal
? ,i wi.iind. B Kalph TOBBliBSOa, ">"
twel-*-y**r-oM aoa *1 Mr. and Br*.
.lames Tomlliison. of Oxford. I'onn.. ae*T
Oa Novrniber _ lie waa W"
thU with his father." double barrelled
BhOtgan, whlch IM did not know was
loaded. As he walked along with the gun
he tri|,),.d and fell. the trigger was atruck
M8BM ??y, and both banels were dis
eh*rf*d ___.???
,rRr. of ihal entered the DO) 8
aaraa. it lac*r*t*4l the b**b ib
v. i*it did not damage the bone. The
Other eharge. how*v,r. atruck the BPper
j.hii of the aanie arm and n->t only IOT*
owaj more than half tbe fleali and mu?
b.it carrie.l ,iwny one and one-hair
Inehea of the htba*ro*. or th- large bone
|0 th* upper arm. Tho arn. was practlcal
Ij ampi'tated. exc.pt for some BhreOB
of flesh and BBUada on the under BttM tbat
\ laraaarar* *petati*a ?a* performed
liPon Ihe boy al ooc*. the b*M belng
**,red to hoVd It I* PBB* **> ?uch f8
Me. Thla ***a oaly ? makesh.it
.. v.r Dr Macfarlah.l was summonrd
CTOn, | and he derided upon a
-graftli.K o|,erat.on. T* l.e. form lt
0? ,he boy removed to tl.e hospita.
Dra Maefartead aatl Palatto aelected a
. rahbtt. and. while the young BBtleal
ocrag aJMBBABBChMd la th* *?*raUr*i
room they kuled the anlmal ta aa a.ijo.n
. room and .(iiickiy cut olf a hlml lef.
Hurrledlj acrtptiBJ ofl tbe fur. Beab and
,?.-.*? ctrt ?>? ? l?8w*-lncii
,? Thla booe, oatwally. ? aa
tbaa tbe boy'a boaaeraa, an.i
.... morroa bad been n-mov.-d
. , out of which tl.e Incb an.i
. ,f plec* had heen shol. the surgeon.
, , rohblt b?B*. piojeciing three
of an inchof II lat* the ma.row
n ,i,. . ...is ..f tbe ae-ere* booe,
Thla held tbe plee* of rabblt leg firmiy
ood kfl eaactlj m mucb of II
oi the atae of the piece of the
i urnaro* After that holes were
| ,,, |he Btump* Ol the hnnieria,
_h the ral-l>it bon*. and all wa?
nrmly with silver wlre. Tlie
I ef the Bbatter**1 arm over tha
, OOapB te.l tlie- operaliol).
I ,-an *ee. no reason why the operation
- roly auetiaaafnl." said
Maefartaaal laat night at hia home ,n
At casc or ill at ea.se!
Thcrc's no in-betwecn in
evening elothes.
Yon're eitlier eonseious that
your elothes look sniart?
Or you sniart with indigna
tion 'eause they don't.
Why ehanee it'.
Even the eleverest tailor
makes mistakes.
With us. you see tlie style
and fit all hefore you pay one
jicnny.
No hother no outlandish
priee.
Yet t'ahries, silk liniiigs.
and trinunings are identieal
with those the most expensive
tailors Gae.
. ing ?ui.a, 842 1" IJV
Dress overeoats, iiic-liiclin__;
those fur lined and those silk
lined with fur eollars.
Silk hats. white waistcoatv
>\liitf.- jjrloves and puinps.
FOF a niusieal C'ltri>t11wi*-.
Musieal elothes hrushes.
niusieal ei^arette buxes, mu?
sieal ink wells, niusieal ehairs
ior children
Hundreds of interestilig
imvelties for niens and boys1
('hristmases.
All niodcrately priced.
n-,riftma? or.le. foi m? (...?* r*a*| fur rtriu.
wanting to a'v* ordera tor later a.imiun
Rooers Pf.ft Compaxv,
Three Broadway Storea
at at at
Warren St. 13th St 34th St
ROYAL
BAKINO POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PUR6
The only Baklng Powder made
from Roy al Grape Cream of Tarf ar
NO ALUM, NO UME PHOSPHATE
Jamaica. "Of courec. It iB too soon to tell
whether the rabbit and human bonea will
knlt together as we hope, but I feel con
ilrient that t__ will be the result. and
that the boys arni will be aO strong as
evt-r."
I>r Ma farland was asked If the inser
tion of the rabbit bOBM would not tend to
prevent the arm from growing as the boy
gditiH his ftjll size.
"1 do not think BO," he replied. "I be
lie\.. that the arm will grow Just as lta
m.ite. for tlie giowth comes from the end
'ot the arm. and 1 do not 888 why thls
ahouid be affectcd by the Insntiun of the
bone from the rabbit.
"Before the oprratlon was perfornied I
coiil.i bave twisted tlie boys in.iure.l a""1
off Just as though lt W?ra a piece Of 08*84*7
Btal? But nftetward it was found that.
by graspitig ihe boys wrist, Ma whole
arm could be swung from the Bboulder,
showing that the faataaOM ?* ">> BOOB
was secure "
Dr. Macfatland la chlef of the surgical
staff of the .l.tmah a Hos-pttal.
NO NEWJjIILKJNQUIRY
District Attomey Has Not Acted
on Price Advance.
A BUtaaaaOl that Ihe so-called Milk
truat, seven members of whl.li were In
.iki.-.l in tOlt, traa about to advan.-e the
prlce of mllk in thls city was called to
the attention of DtBtrtCI Attorney Whlt
UMBI yeaterday. Tl... District Attorney
aald there were pendlng B8V8B indletments
agolnal direetors of tha Consolidated
Milk Bxcbaage and tbol the aevea Baaai
were Btlll Itabla to be called to trlal. Mr.
Whitman said tl.ere had b-en no Inveatl
Bjattoa of any new chaiajoa.
Then are two reasons why the dlrao
tera of tba CoaaaoMdatad Milk Kxci.ange
have noi heen brought to trial. One Is
that tbe DaBtliCi Attorney has heen wait
lAg for the decision in the appcal taken
by tbe tblrteOTJ members of the live poul
try truat, as tbe same questions ralsed In
tba poultry truat <<<se would undoubtedly
arise ln the trial of the milk cases. The
aacond reuson is that while the cases
atalosi tbe MUb Exchange dlractora
.-onsldered strong. the exchanre ttaelf baa
long been dlaaolirrd and tba Baaae <-ondi
tiuiis- <Io not now obtain.
a
BACK FROM PERILOUS TRIP
Eleven Survivors of Wreck of
80-Ton Boat Off Cuba Arrive.
t'aptain John Chambera of the elghty
ton steamboat "'ommo'lore. whieh is now
a mass of wrerkage off the Ciiban coast.
arrived hiJ" vesterday from Matanzas m
Ihe Ifunaon linet Olinda. accompanled bv
t*n of the eleven men be had with him
j when he took the Commodore out of this
port on November 6. The mlaslng meni
I her of Ihe < rew. Gottlleb flherwood, O?I
olthar drowned 0T eaten by BharkB wlUl?
-Mpwrecked sailormen were trylng to
! make abora fro_ the water-iogged Corn
' modore.
; The little craft araa sold for trananorta
jiion work ln the harbor of MaUUUenlUo.
: She p..t down to the Cuban coast without
| mlahap, untll November 1?. when a etiff
! northoaal f.-ai. hit her about seven mllea
northeaat Of Nuevitas. Within a half
hour the Commodore was fllled with
water. Captain Chambera and his eleven
I noon got Hway safely ln their two llfe
boata, but within an hour both were cap
afzed. Every man elung on. and by .!he<
tlon of the skipper righted the bOata
nsain. The eook rlung to tbe DOW Of bta
boat aftei- it was righted, but Just as
Captain ''hambera waa nbout to haul him
ln ba let go his hold and fcank.
A row of three hours brought the life
hoats to the Island of Guajava, whieh la
Inhablted only hy a fisheiman and his
v.ir.- Pet four daya the couple had the
sailormen from the Commodore fOf
nelghbore and treated them well.
(ln the fourth day Malaehl Connelly, the
Contaaodoro'fl QuarteTroaatar, aignaiied a
schooner. whlch put about and eame iti
shore. Bidding farewell to the l'>ne couple
on the island of Guajava the Ballora
iowed f>ut to He schooner nnd w.re
landed at Matanzas. Captain CbambBfl
is willlng to lake the same aort of a craft
again over tbe same courne In tlie same
! aCBBOn. as that is his btiBlnesa. The ciew
expressed B willingness to go o t wlth
him if he neeJs them.
D0M1WICAN FOUND DEAD
Captain in Santo Domingo Army
Killed by Gas.
Stftui l>on Joefl Tomas lUunlreo, a
captain Ifl the Dominican army, wl>o ar
ilved in tMa cit\ Wednesday morninj to
' i.e t^eated fm wounda ba rooalvad m a
[battle in Suii DomlnOO s.vera! months
agjo, was fuuml dead in hia room ln the
i:<>(??! aTnpafla, Ko, III tfaot 2ir.t atreaU
, jraatarday. (Jas was eacaaanaj from a haif
i eponad Jet, irbtcb, it la said. the captain
I a.'cldentally tun.ed on when abtittlni ofl
aiiothc.. jet as be rotlrod.
.'aj.tain Kamlrez, who was aho.a thirt>
' Bva yeara old, caaaa here on the Bfaaoer
S. mluole with lettera to the Domlnhan
CotkBuL lle was eeootftai to his hotel by
the consul. and, after i_.\iiig BerereJ
ft.i.al vlsits, raturned there. lle retired
to his room about 11 o'elock AVedneBday
night.
Loatlno Ra>". who had a room adjoinlng
I Captain Ramlrez's, smelled eBiapIng gas
? yeaterday mornlng. He told the proprie
tora and Hatrolman Seymour, of the West
1 Ti ti street atsdlon, bioke open tlie door.
The captain wfais lylng on the bed. An
ambulan.e surgeon from the New York
: llospltal said the man had been dead for
; >,\eral houra.
HEALTH CRUSADE DAY PLAN3.
| The .'hildrena Health (ruaade Day will
i be observed ln every Bthool In thla state
| on Wednesday, Deeember 11. A letter
desctiblng the purpoae of the day and
plana for its ohservance will be sent to
j one thouaand Red t'rosa aea agenta and
J more than nlne hundred echool superln
j tendentB aad princlpals in thla atate.
i There will te a atory ln every achoolroom
about the aeal and lta purpose, and after
ward each chlld will wrlte a ahort Cajaoy
EWTrlST CLA1RS SIT
m 10 jir wm
Jerome, Nettled by Justice Pen
clleton's Ruling, Decides
Not to Sum Up.
ERLANGER AGAIN ON STAND
Admits He Gave the Actress
Presents, but Says They
Did Not Come from
Firm's Money.
TIih testimony in the suit of Miss Kdith
St. Clalr against Klaw _.- Krlanger 0*8*8
to an end ln the Hupreme Court yester?
day, and to-day the jury will drclde
whether or not the actress i? entltled to
recover anylhlng In her suit to enforee
I COBtract for I2d."0 whlch the defence
haa maiiitalned was entered into under
threat of unfa* 08* Ma pnhlnity. William
Travera Jetasae^'eoaaa*! for the theatrt?I
flrm, Intlmated at the <io.?e of the day
that he would not address the jury at all
rather than abide by the ruling of Jus
tic- I'endleton that Kdinund L Mooney.
counsel for Mlss Ht. <"ialr, should ha' e
the last word to the Jury.
Abraham K. Krlanger was iigaln on the
ataad r**t*id*y, as bla oarn witaeaa I*
.ebuttal of the testimony latrodocad ln
i.ehalf of the pialntlff. The witness de
nied most of the important part* of tha
testimony given hy Miss S( ilalr and
also that glven by Max D. Bteuer, Bh*
was acting for the actress when he called
on Mr Krlanger and ohtalned th.' 0*fl>
tract for hls .liet-r. Mr. .lerome r*0*arhed
sh* said that the real r***** Bhjr ;.*oii
would not employ her was that Klplr. >
Bnowdan woaM noi let jrou retalr her. iJI.i
vi.ii sa* such a thing t<> her'.'1
Ifr, Krlanger replied: "No, sir
"Did you OTOT give her ati> BSOB4J '?'
"Ves, 1 gave present* Of money.''
? ii..** aftaa did yoti give her bbjob*) "
"1 think that from t*B to IM I iian I ,1
her money ut I'hristmas."
'How much did theae anaounti eoasa
''??"?
$1,000 for CHriitma*.
ll Would not have b*M nm:
' ???''" Ifr. Krlanger add-d 1 inlial s.i ?
I m justlce to Mis? St ("lalr that she n>- <r
I il'.l ask me for anv BJMMMy." Ha BaM th.it
the largest anioiini he gave the ielre*fl
at on" time was |2"0. and thal it *,.
from his own account. and not f.otn Ihe
account Of Klaw K Krlanger
This latter pomt was brought out. Ifr.
Jerome explalned. on a.iount of the ..,,
tCBtfoa of the pialntlff that Klaw K ij
langer were under no ou.'lgation lo ea*P IJ
her for life. I'nder the < r,>ss-t xaminatioii
of Mr. Mooney the witness said tlie last
tlm* he gave Mlss St 4 lair nionov was
In 194?>. Ha did not know how much eh
r.-ceived from hl* Hrm aftor that time
In the t.-stltiiony .,f Mr. Stener it was
broOfhl out on W'ednesday that B* had
received a b-tter signed wlih th* naine to
Mr. Krlanget after th* date of th. |oa
*er'K alle^ed effort to hlackmall th* mat,
ag<i Int* slgnlng the conlract with Mlaa
St. Clah*. The letter waa of a frlendly
tone. Mr. Krlanger y-iteida* d'Til. .1 that
he had wrltten the lett> ?
Klaw on Stener Letter.
Mnrc Klaw. partaei of Mr, Brlanger,
lestlfled \esterday thnt he oft?>r. slgn. .1
the name of hia partner to letter*. and
that he helleved he had aig.ie.l th.- on, to
Mr. Steuer referred to when the la**er
was on 11??=* Bland. But Mr. Klaw said
that Mr. Krlanger had dlrtated the latter.
Mr. Mooney asked the witness If he did
..ot think it p< < illar that the man who
had toelaiad that Mr. Hteuer was a bla. k
matler ahould wilte BOCh I I'tter to lilm.
but Mr. Klaw did not think so, aayli.g
that he helleved lils partner muat have
had some reason to want to appear on
Iriendly te.ms wlt/i Mr Ht n
At tbe . los<- of ihe teatlmony Mr.
Mooney asked foi Judgment OB the pt**d?
lngs, whlch JnstJee Peadletan d*al*d.
Then followed the arguuient as to who
should have the last talk to the jury. and
Mr. Jerome niitioun.-.d that he wuiild not
aci-ede to tbe declslon ol the court on the
queation.
MRS. RUHLIN GETS WRIT
Says Suffragette's Father Has
$8,000 of Her Money.
Mrs. "<ius" Ruhlm, widow of the p.l/.e
fighter, lent $8,u00 to the father of a *uf
fiagett.-, who lives in Bayonne, .V .1 . l,.>t
Aprll, on the promlse that ?he woul.J get
? mortgage hearing inten? ?? at .'. pe: eent
Thla week she swute out u wat.ant foi
the nian'a arreat. and went bofora ih<
llmlson County C.rand Jury to testlfy.
Mra Knhliii 1* tpuoted as saying tbat]
she la not worr.ving over the money, |,.
caaaa that is safe, and tliat she do.s not!
? aie wli.t the authoilties of New JoT*
do ahiuit the pioaacatle* of the in;iii '
whose name for the pr***Bl h*J been
wiJhheld. as there ha* been BO >rr? I
Mis. Kuhlln. who lives al No 1488
Myrtia a*enu.>. Brobhlyal i.;>v been pron
nent in liie work for suffrag.. and thro ifti
this became acquainti-d wilh a ?
woman who lives in Buvonne. Bba ?n<
asked to vi*1t the young woman'* lm.
and while there the snffragette't, father
broLched tl.e aahjeot of the mortgag
her. She consented to let him have |v.
on the mere promise that ln June sh.
would get fiorn him a mortgage -m thf
propert*. When she failed to g.'t the '
document *he took the matter to a law>.i. .
and after aome delay went to th. ..nni
Judge Blalr, of the Court of ObBBBOB .
Plea*. In Jeraey ni>, signed the waiiam
thl* week.
*
LOOKED LIKE A MOOSE: KILLED.
Vlrginla. Mlnn . Dec. ."..-Oa th* ground
that ' Jack" Bannon. a hunter, aad
??looked like a 0100*0" when ha "** shot !
and kille.1 bv John Maki. len daya ago l
\laki was released l>j a grand Jur) to-I
.i_v. i
Two Sales of Broken--Sizes
in Small?Sized Garments
for Men of Lesser Stature
Winter Suits
Are you 34, 35, 36, or 37 inches Chest
measure, Sir?
Then this offering is for you.
Straight Savings of $6.00 to $10.00.
We are willing to stand this loss in selling be
cause, as tailors of our own garments, we find it
CHEAPER to close them out at low prices
than to make up the missing sizes so late in the season
to fill in.
Cutting prices saves us money in the end.
And we make our gain your gain.
So here is a Genume Opportunily whieh is
obvious to men who know us, and should be obvi
ous to any man or taste who sees these beautiful and
luxurious clothes?garments whieh are the models of
Style itself.
^___. rUNDtft SAME tfC?MW)\iy}WrWrmPjsmCL\6W
tJrTWTJrVAY AT WAOWM ST. - NEW YOflK -S*? AV..BET. 27*" _ 28'"ST5
FiJLTONST^TFLATflUSHAV..-BROOKLYN-BROADWAY AT BEDFORD A_
Hattrn and Furnishern ai well a* Clothien to M*m of Taste
Coats
Sizes 34 to 37
and a few larger
OVERCOATS
$16.50
Cut from
$22.50 and $25.00
Sizes 34 to 37
WINTER SUITS
$14.50
Cut from
$18.50 and $22.50
Sffill.ih'll...Hh.ihJ.MliliMli'ltrlll:.,111; III:..Mii.-JIIMIi,.-11 ,'j l./IM..''11 ii.'H,'i| I,: 11,.'iji:' I j:;! Inill I;'I! n.-lj, M11,.'illlj ;i i i,.') Mr.,.111;.1-.; 'IF TJHir-Hlft-tf-.Mn:.;:,,:'.-,. i;,1";:.-'!,. Mnnflfr/HilMlfllliniltlillliitimtli!^.
CALLS ON 1
TO Gffi THEIR TIME
Mayor of Boston Deciares Their
Money Is Not All They Owe
to the Community.
PREDICTS AN INCOME TAX
National Housing* Association
Stirred by Discussion of How
Best to Care for the
Wage Earners.
i TalagiaaO "> Tii? Trfbaa* |
Philadelphia. I?er. 6. ThTf ua? DO
tb of intorealinir feature* at the . 011
ventlon of lha National Houains Aaaoeta*
tion li'i" to-day. but the addrras that
aroused the delrjrat^s most waa that of
i ,?? i <.f Boatoa, oho deih
. i Baaaaa_ga ^t r;?i_ * 11 froaa tha
anoulder.
ii.- toM af arhai Boatoo aad daoa la
Ht8 w.i\ sl Increasma; and aidlng Its sani
t_r .' f....-. and was dls.-usslns; tlie usii.il
lnad< ojuaci <>f fnnda whlch confr.>ru?"i
moaTl munlilpalHies In their efTorts ?n
letter tba condltlons nf their cttnena,
wbea ba aaid;
I thlnk tliat the time ia rnpidl> ap
. hiric wien AniMii'i Is B""1* to ea
tabllBh :in Ineoana tax Man] people arlil
.,i |i . t of COUrSC, but lt ls my Judfment
that i..ii eatab is atandlng aboul all it
can ln tha btg citloa of tha country.
ijtc Bumbera of poopta irorth ln paT"
aonal property rnan> mllliona of dollara
ara contnhuano practicaiiy nothlng to
lha country'a revenue, and whi-n theae
penpl* are taxed proi>ortlonately we atll
B_VI a much larger revenue. and then we
r.in do those thinaa whlch we all rrallze
ar^ no-rasary to l>e done.
But it la not alone money whlrh the
eommunlt) liaa a riaht to demand from
lta promlnent rltlzena. We have rlcnty
Of ricli men. men who could w|.?ljj thf
srldaot and most Importaut liifluerue, ln
BOBtOn, but I helleve that if 1 ahouid
;ixk ..n?- hundred of these men for flff\
Becondfl Of thHr time to he devoted to hiiv
mattefS whlrh ahouid make for the np
llft of thHr fellow clti/.pna P.'. ptt cont
Of them would refuac It. Wlth their
moncj thi-y ari? far more llheral. hnt th-y
BOCtn tO conalder that their time and pcr
Bonal thOUghl and lahor nre sninetliltij? nf
whlrh they owe nothlriK to their fellowa
Ii. Ci-rmany and elsewh?>re on the other
slde lt ta rllffereiit. Fublle aervlce la
public honor. and public oplnioti makes
It alinost compulaory, hut not here.
.laiiies Jenkir.s, Jr.. of Hrooklyn. who
followed Mayor Kltzgerald, trled to aay a
word fot public splrlt among the ejJaaa
dcnoiimed by the Mayor. but Aa latt-r
baaartad that what he had bbM araa not
lntended U> apply to Mo.ston alone, but to
all lOfBJB iitlea. and that rlflht In Hrook
Ijm thora vrors pienty of ricii moa "awear
Iiik off their taxeB."
To thls Mr. Jenkina mad > no rcply, but
conflnod tha mat of his ratnnrka to the
BUoJeei ln hand.
' What are the best t-pes of wa?e earn
tnf honaoaT" waa tha tttJa of tha aacand
papar of tha aaa_ton, i>> John ihidi-r, ?t
HtW Vork City, f.eld accrctaiy of tlu
natlonal aaaodatlon. lle was dooldodly
of tu?- optnaon that thi* araa not tha tano*
BMlit, whlch he deelared to be "in Its.-lf
unwhoteaotaa." *>n this auhjact aa aald:
Tbe t< iii-meiit ls not and cannot bc a
i,i,.,i - im?-ii to the nf,- of h family. its
multlpltcatlona btins phyatcal :..n<i Boelal
aroblema that are a tromandoua burden
to 11 <? rommunlty. A few toncmonl <>r
apoitmeiil nouaaa liii Bpedal aaaOa, Btich
:i* provldlng refuoaa for broken famOlea,
iinii v, bib- tnej are fow In number, their
? -. ,i effecta are minfmlBod. Tna aray to
i..-i-:. tbeli niiiiii>???? adeouata only i>i,- auch
apecial neoda >s to insist thai each one
ba aa ?? ii<.i.-j<.m.- and aaft as || is poa>
BiMe lo make K
Mi ibkJai aaaarted ti. t ihe at*a^taaaail
Ol lta lOWOr r<-nt to the fainllle.s i( hhel
tera h.id not boon prarad, and aflbniad
bls lirli-f that. on a falr basls of eom
p.iil.son. "tba BBBBJI city houae furnlahi-s
laroer and bettOC a< < ommodationa for
i. ,s monej
Daltsatea to tha < oofartocej aaada a t.cir
Of tha ' Ity to-day, Insp.-t tlnj; tht- hOBMB
of norklni aooaie, and later atteiid.-d al
roiiml table lunebeoii. ;it w hli h hou-n.|
eondltiona were diseuaaed. The talka were
llmlted to tbrec mlnuti-a each, and those j
called i'ii t> Bpaak reported proRreas In !
liouatDf eondltiona in their several com- ,
munltk .
A plaa for tha ayaolntnianl of wonren
sanitary inspectors was made ln a papi-r
prcparad hj Mrs. Jobanna Vaai Waaner, I
oi tti_ Lo-> Anselea Houaing CommU?8lon.
AMUSEMENTS.
<.K4?. PflUlU'C rl,e* . H :? 4"..i Bl 1: ra I 1.-..
\t. WVflBB ? Matineo To-morr.,*, _ : 15.
fiCfl M PfiUlM bi His Lat**i Plar,
ucu. m, uunaB ? hkoaiiw w jones.
aCTftB Fl \va>\ 4.1th 8t. K.* S 13 |J_tlnee
naitin ya merrow IVad Bai 50. si '?"
imm B?*i MAWTtlORNK
F AIKRANKS ,n OF THE U. S. A.
GRAND g&nra. IHE QUAKER GIRL
Smi w.'k ' * IVBAPE '.' THE PBX.'
? raegle 11*11. Tlll?4 ArTKBNOON ?( 3.
PIANO BBCI1 IX KK.NKSI'
SCHELLING
nehata .*?<-. $i.4*?. *i r..?. |s.M now _i H_ll>
Mgt. Wo f*_l n Bur*au B. | ? ??
ijrm- thbatbe, m ndai \it. at is**,
' "1P H U A R D
5
?nrli Honge Bar.
Th Ket. |3.50 Vct Loudon ' :iillon
Ik IVC n'"!' ' Madame? P*t I:"??
tn Hff t> 'jgih Pt I Marloii H.nt. 14-ri I.?-s'le_
'ryij Ni... ?.?.-.-:..? Ic* ''"?"? ?' ?>? '?'? !l1"" * '""?
DIAMONDSAREPLENTIRJL
Phenomenal Shipments of Pre
cious Stones Reported.
$41,000,000 1912 TOTAL
High Cost of Living Seemingly
of No Effect in Stemming
Sparkling Tide.
N.-lthei the high ? o?t of Hvtag, abOUl
arhl. h v" nuir-h has heon said during the
*e*r. nor ihe contlnued Increaaea In the
prl.e of gfins has hnd any effect UPOB
the demaad of the jtawricaa publlc for
dlaanonda, pearla and other i
stnnes. The November BhfpBBOnta of g*BM.
to this |,..rt anaouatad to nelltlS),.i
Ing to the flgurea fa*l e**BBfled bjr Will
latn H. Treadweil. levvelry exam.niT at the
Appralser'a gtOI**. Of this amount tl.e
cut Kei.lH. moMly dialilolids and pearla.
totallpd C.04.1,144. whll* the iinciit gems
are valued at ISVS.Htt. These ligures s\* -11
the total ralae of gems raealved here thaa
far thla year to more than .?:y. r??i.r?K). and
MHid?M. Lana laBparla** prndfiifaa yeeler
day that the D*0*nih*r shipments woild
mnke a grand total of about J41/^,.'"V
Ntn*ty*eU per eenl ?,r th* gems nrougin
|0 this country are entered nt New York.
Th**) figures are regaided as phenom?
enal by th" gem trade. In vlew of thd
fact that the ne. essltles of Pfe hn\.- bOO*
unusually hlgh. In Iffd 0*M> BI.W.1
worth of gems were entered at this port,
while in no prevloua year. with the , x
ceptlon of ll**\ has Ihr- total ? v.r r**l b*d
141,000,000. In 19"?>. whlch was tlie gi.at
e.t gem year o* r.-.or.i, tbe Irnport*
reached li;',..',T?,,1Mi. I.ast year the Impoits
to thia Clty B*T* valu.d al Nu.HTh.L'.S.
Imrlng the \.ar the hest month for the
importation of gem. wa.-i July, wh.-n the
total reeelpts reached $.,,."47,116. In cv.-ry
otln-r month, with th* 0X4* plions ot Feb?
ruary and March, nior.- than b%C4b\**1
worth of dlamonds, p.-aiN *nd other
pre.iou.s Bfona* v*'-re r*oord*d al th* \\>
prataar*! Bt**** Darlag October tbe
gema were valuo.l at W,99?..'i4.'.. and ln B*P
tanber at fci.f&us*;. ,Jnne **as tha nexl
lilgge.st month. with a total of *:;.KI.'.4'.'I.
Th. month of Boptombar, Oetohoi ind
Xii.-miiei- havt b**a among tbe beal ol
tha r?ar for th* r*c*lpta of gems. d< -
aptta the fact that prtcea ha*.- be*a ooa
atantl*/ ad*anclag. Darlag thal pertod bn*
dtamonda hav.- incr?aad la prtce *bout
U per eaat, ?nd pearla haTa gone attll
hlgboi Tht l*rga baporta for tha year
;,le a, , o'llited foi Mi part h* the big .!??
mand for pearl aotrhlarea and hae penii
*in. n ara nto*1 taahtaaabi* | urt ao*
DIAMOND DRILL UNEARTHED
Reservoir Engineers Recover $1,000
Implement.
A'ftei a Bva daya1 aaaroh f? i aamaaoad
drUl v.iii.h araa B*l Bh*a the borhaga
were ntat audai for the bH daiB now
,n,l,r eonstru.tlon hy IB* Clt* B N
York for the proposed K-nsl.-o reaenrotr,
th! engineers met with their rewar.l v.-s
terday Wb*a tbe drlll, worth 11.00.1. waa
lon.i.l following a blaat that reat Ihe
roe* arb*re N was lost
The drill waa aVBBd by Bdvifl I.
Ipaagaa. notfsa oa?h*a*r of the Keanaco
dlvlaton. lt l? ??! Bfth black dlamonds.
Tha drlll bioke off in th* rock when tbe
bartaga arer* made, and all efTorta tn
aalae lt met with no succeaa.
AMUSEMENTS.
;|I.--?1>,;M!H
^-TWjCLDAILY^-82
SrLAT5
WkT'S
LJLJ43"-?*?>"' I WILL UMILI e,
SF.RIES ? *-' rr1 Sll *
SUPERB| ^ J.^ J f* fl*sT_.%
5ERIES
OF NEV/
SPECTACtE- I _l T* \~ B-^J
_Ba_Baaa#_ aa ?-HirrouKOME
SOUSA SUN0AY
WINTER GARDEN g-_ ,r;
Oirtrode lleOaaann iiroadwa. to r?ri?.
i \*IM>. K a ? ? Ei v 13 atal Ta-m'a .
!,:;;; THIi WERRY COliNTESS
Itrnaduat Th.. B'j a II Et I I." Mat Tmi
',, , THE SUM DODGERS . ???
l VBII i-'-i W ??' B'j Kv. 8:13 " - Tom'w.
;*;,./, trentini ^.g?,
WEBER & FIELDS' "EttJ&wVF'
Mt-OtarOtoehCe. Bve. nDfil Y Dftl YM
N |G Mat To n.t .' I nULI TULI
4BTII M. Th.. i: ? t H'< Ev_8 1"- Mat.Tmw
WILLfAM COLLIER oaVJIToi Si?
88th Mt. Th., 81. nr.B*y. M ta.TodayaVToni'?
ANrIE RUSotLL S'Viu.-li Ado About Nolhlna.
? ? | Mir Btaapa to l'nni|iier.
playhouse _^hrEm?:r^a";!5:
LITTLE WOMEN
r llllarn Colller'B C0MKD1 ,4lBt.E of B a/ay.
To_oVwS?ta.t FANNY'S FIRST PLAY
BAI.VH. B'wajr ? 30 K' B 15. l_at.To-m'?
THE RED PETTICOAT ^vlY.T
tlaxlne Klliott* Th.. .tn i>. ? I'-. O Oth Xri
Etf%Fft$?I& READY MONEY
MANHATTAN Op. Ho bith * 8 Av, Eva. 8
THE WHIP
W'BMT ONO. 128th. W oflih \> r:\aa ii 8
atat.Tom'w.2 I aver?han?'? j|'UI'8( ICMAH
VKXT WEEK MITT AND SKVV
w ? it n>i- -?? | ? ? njn ?
Matlneea -,?
LAST 3 WEEKS
: .'. FRANCES STARR
in Tlit: CAOO oj> pnncKV.
RFDIIRI II*4 u *sf I Evanlnaaat 8:13 klata.
ncrUDLIU 4Sd m W?_. anrf Pat., 2:10
?ii Elliott and Pavld Hflaaro pr*?ent
THE COVERNOR'S LADY
?U I !____ B *?> * 30th Pt Ev*. | JO.
naLLHVK a m.,,, w>(1 H(1,i S(l, |:3a
SIMONE " T,heP?f rSase
PCalTIIPY ' " Prirea 25c to 81.30 Rv.fllO
OLniuni Mat., u.-i s.ir . Xii..i.-\ New Year. I
Th? baoatlfal Lotl Oautler Bpeetaele
tho DAUGHTER OFHEAVEN
KNTI HI lllr\IKI. s md a.l
:r;- TO-DAY "J'
WOMM'S" LkH. BENEFIT
LITTLE
raaai h
taa w.Ht
84th .St.
K\ v Bva .it 1:40 lat Mm . | lo
t_iorANATOL
APIayforChlldran Hea.1 aaa OTi I
SHOW WHITE
Pl TlliRP Weat 42d Btreal Evaa. at 8:1*3
ELItnU- Mat,. \v?.il and 1-1 . 3 IS
WITHIN THE LAW
URIUit _V?i lordon. Linden Beeh rii
iiv.l.jii m Dlaroond O Drennan. othera
pni nuiAi ' ?'' " v',n ,to' ^ *
UUUUrllML p. Hde Pulton. Uaaon.Keeler
is'v. i) .'. i.".i Bi a ?'" Bn nn i \- i:
ALMAM_.ru
rt? &<?<. it.u rj Pux ? Ifil.
l i:.l \'.'\nn
??MAOWII
-NS (,I.M . ?
IHARLEM '::; l:'!.,'':;
BIEV-LE RAOES
MADISON 10 NIGHT l TO-MOR'W NI6HT
SCJARc wokldii riiAxnoNHmr
GARDEN SPRINTancirV!OTOR
?"m "... PACED RACES
. IIM.'N.MM. BI'NOAV NKJIIT al 11:18.
F 6DAYRACE
KELLERD . HAMLET Vj":'"'
8:13 SVed an i Bai Phona :.: Had.
D| T<|IT '?'?"> and 80th St. Kvea. 8:80.
?**8*VFaj MAT KVKHV DAT AT t:3J0
rg RAINEY'S AFRICA.NHUNT
poultry show ;; :; m;^;
l'ouiir\. Ptceena, Pel -totk, Honabtrda. Ali
thla w. ? i.. and ? ij Rpeclal cat *a- I
i hinit W...I. rhura aad in >..' tb? "Hapiyl
Farall) ? and bahj chia hatehtaa AdnlWaga,
JHAMMERSTEirS ,:-j:-;r\wi!'m!
I Ually Mata. 39O BO ptarta I aad _ siiarpl
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW VOBB1 U'.ADINfl THKATRF4.
PalDIRC !l '???? * 80th it Kve.. *t i 14
tiwrint :,ifliM yo-oaefe ft B*_, 1:18
|,., !1 i.uat Night Thi. Theatre,
Ii. ? J". Wallaok ?
M:it* To-mor'w 4 Thur..,2:2'>.
in Plnaro'aTBE MIN
THK I'AINT filRI.
uAnHlvK >t*ts. Te-mor*w ft tvei ?.? r.
I \M K NIGHT*?-I.AST 3 MATISEKS.
JOHN MASON Jfisr Tbe Attack
CRITERION
WHAT AILS YOU?
HARRIS W IMSi Bves 1:25. Ma r?
"THE INDISCRETION OF TRUTH"
fulton RM "?',..-m,:-:. r'.
The Yellow Jacket
nuiiauri M _ .. u
RS.FISKE
un iik.ii i:o\ii.
MILESTONES ;
KEWAMSTEROAM ; Jtf
THE CO'JNT OF LUXEMBOURG
LIBERTY r: ?-,? lyg ,
Arnoid U'lin. tt
and
dward Kaeblaee*
KMi IvKKIKM KKK. Broadwaj :>? gi
E ? I 1 ? Mai* To-inoru g. W*a J ||
riw l.a*l IVi.rd In Mind.al ( omedv.
OH.'OHlDEI^pHINE
MOUUlf ROVGf ?_??
ZIECFELD FOLLIES
PilFTY EvafTlB Laat MatTmw..f :1*
UBItll , ... ni|B HflUCC '-' " Hrnr*
* 401*1 f- ' k UUr* BIIW K.IU.r.
r?a /\m~ M"'-< u>'' l Sr'' ,: "' '
? ll ? sK.-' UI.M....*tl IC*. A -InM
ULUDC K,j*IK ',AN'"
METROPOLITANri/-.
Ii.-nighl ?t 7 M Melaterslnger. Ke.'inn.
rlomor; Jora. Well. Oorlta. rt'T.a, srBweM,
II inaha\< t'onduetor. Herte.
!?at. Mat. st 2, F*u*t. ~ar.*-. Fernlai
^Ic/aU OtUy, R-ithler. <'ondu<-."-. <?tararl
Stin. Kre. < onc*rt BO<- to 11.80. Vsay*.
Vlollnlat V*ra t'urtis; Amato, B*ttr* Of
, h-.tra. ronduetor. Polar.te.
\e?t Mon. at 8 Ald*. Destlnn H*m*r ? ?
niHo, GIP*. Rothler. Ro.al. *'ond . PalaCC*
\\ ed Bl s 18 Heheme. Aida. Alt?r.. '''?
ru*fl Anifim Pl.li.r. S^gnrola. Conil . Polarer
Tn..". ' " Bagte llui*. Deatlna, Alwm,
park* Itomei Bl*aa*. l.ankow, Goritz. Orta
,. old Belaa L'onducte*. Hertg.
i n . > se. ret <>f MuaaBB*. raitnr, Beettl
, ?.,..,! Polaeco I'agllaeel. Bori. r*rur>,
(illly. Cend., Kturani.
HABDBAM PIAHO L8ED.
METROTOLITAN orKRA HOl ?E? ?pe. 1*1.
ii -,l.i\ Aft.inoon. D?v 1". *t 3.
G\I?KI.INE ?''d <v>mp?nv S\niph/,r,v
_--. aj WT a7" Oirrie.tr* S**ts on **M
Lii LL p*e1an_g Bon.. Pea B
i tBNBOJB 11AM.. TJ E C - 10
il B*. HT. at ?. a_P **? *?_? a ? "a*
OK( II KST K Al. R K( IT At.
YSAYE
.i, ,'n? oceaBee th* program ?ill cen.iat
*t four iiuii.i *i s anl).
thi; NBH \onh
Philharmonic Orchedtra
i . iiinie;. arltl ,
.i..w<:r KTBANNKi ' lll,j'!,'
e.tra b gln* with anOv*rwr*.*ft*r
Va*y. m 4|?r4s? concert^
\lv?r.l. He?ilm?en *nd Hrueh . ee.M- tii i *
, | . - . ? now .ii li.ii <?i*"'. < rl ? r *
il it K JQHN?TOIj
SYMPHONY
v,? ,?... of N.w >
IVAI.TKB DAMBOaCB. I'*a**'l8?,
T e - I a i a t lj_l *__ _.
Ne? Aetilian llnl". :I4 ?. <^d *ll.
,?;;;-, GALSTOM
Vnl -undii* Afl . I?e<-. 8, *t *
Irheaert.l ; H ilahed ?-: aphoaj. l*!*.-":''1'
Kspagnole: straii... Doa yjnota.
x ? ZIMBALIST
^^ s iu .".'? '?. to |1 80at Bo? Offlc- /
l IBKBOIB IIAI.l.. Siiodaj Aft.. I>**- M*J
R. Q. KNOWLES
; "AUSTRIA"
.al*. ,M ?..s 4)rt.ce Mti R K JohnaWa-,
? \?. ??::'K SUNDAY NIGHT. 8:311 ?__,?&*
TRAYELTIUI
IIAI.l
NEWMAN
MUNICHOBCataT;
tBOLIAK iiai.i. *?t.. 9m i. 8:18 '?
LEO ORIVTSTEIW
Maaage-uBt, w. r. ANDBBBftB.
Tleke.s. JO.'.-l'i.UO. ?t HalL