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?. M. C. A.
FUND NOW $2,1 ?30,787
Collections Yesterday Bring the
Total $91.246 Nearer
$4,000.000 Goal.
MISS GREENE'S GRATITUDE
Head of Morgan Library
Pledges $1,000 to Show Ap?
preciation of What Miss
Dodge Did for Her.
of lin- ;' ? dol?an which have
pome.i into th?- Y w. C. a -v II. c A.
bttUdlng fund non- has -riven the ?????
lot tnoro k'-.ti delight or mort resolutely
strf?nKtiH?n?"i its determination lo
the whose .*1.?*?A'<?? than the 11.(100 which
?rim?"- ?.-i.ti!... from Min ?Belle D*
tit??no. who preside* ov?tr J. P. Morgan's
jr.? ? s l'l.ruy in East .->' ', Ii Mle?! M?>s
< ;r? ai. - . rmt] I i Included In the
1*4.246 col??-"-te-1 in t;.<- daj ending at
yesterday an?! helped t?? raise the total td
| m.TSl.
It was ri'it so much Die amount ol !1i?'
p ft thai pleaeed it.<- tommltt?*? aa th?
rpfliit behind it Mis?, t ;r?-" ii?? waa a ' v
*\\' <'. A. L-irl." and kn?-w bettei than an-,
giver before her, probably, how worth: ol
1 ? - mii port t; ?
an iifs??iiatl?>n house In this ell R i oor
elrl, ami there ?tu?ile?l the noik
Fhe later took up foi Mr. Morgan Non
ehe is one oi t)-.?- n*?oa*4 expert and highly
pal?! librarians in tlie world
"Tiie Y. *>v i' a cared for her
eh?? was? ""tarvtng,*" hot "dater said .i^
niRht. "ami the wanted i?? ?i?. something
to help other girta who are ho ni??r.>
fortunate than siie was This was the
?Me. way ahe could think of."
MsH (?r-cne'M letter t.. Mr Perkins 9
?antten from th.- Morgan library, 'n "
ehe said:
"I am anxiour to contribute *.!???" to
the Y. W. C. A. fund, in \?. I . h roil are
Interested, as a ; tight appreciation of
*?.hat Mips (ira..- i; i? done f"i
mvFelf anil countless other ^;i?. is. to uh ?ni
she has given Dol only n start In
l. .t ??. m..s; . ? .
"1 am botrciini" you thui personal! I
esk if it is poaalMa foi me ? i pledgi
money now ai,<i pay it after J
UM."
Equitable Gives $25.000.
Two pifdees of *.???? ? i helped to
?rwell yseterda] ? total One Was con
tributed ?.ri behalf of th?? new ?Equitable
Building by Coleman du Pont, ?with a let?
ter statin?; that Ins reason foi ..>ntni..t
insT was the Ineatimable food which the
two institutions could ?lo for the young
?n?-n and women who %v..uid muke up moat
of the l'J.OO"? people to he housed in the
balMlng. This mn was cr?Hit?-d lo the
? ? ? ?tive eonnlll? ?
Tiie other was an anonymo'i? ? ontrlbu
t.on repon??! by l-'iaii?is Inou?s Blade,
v hose team took second honora in th?*
Drat day's ct*41eetlng< I ? ? - beaten onl} by
Mis. siade's aggregation it booated Mr.
Piad?--?! team to tlrst place, with the total
of ?""?."??-?, t-clipsin?* the record of I
Mt by his wlf?a on T***eday. Mrs Blade
vas only nM?* to report h modest |S,500
I aaterdaj,
"An n't you Jealous of your husband
BOW?" she was aske'l.
"laaloiiaT M?*s*ncy, n?>'' she replied,
laughing ' I'm frightfully proud of
Mn. ?'
T'a.- hlgheel s<ore for a woman's team
was m;:de by MlM BHiabeth W. I
and her assistants, with a total of $6.101.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam. s M'-I-eari sent her
*s*).000 of this aha said, afi.-r their daugh?
ter Ethel found herself unable to :
MbM Dodgo'a invitation to arara on bet
1' am. Another Jl.CiOO rame from a Woman
whom she had asked to contribute In a
preliminary Campaign laat fall. The friend
tbd not do BO thi ?., but surprised her >??
terdav by s. tiding her a check wi;h?.?r
aoliotation.
other contributions of $i,'??i or more
yesterday included tSMo, M.M0 and M>gJ0
from anonynioup sources B.MI from Will?
lam Colgate, and $1,00"? sack from Mra
.. Hugh O'Nell, Kdward W. Ph.ldoii. J. B
I L. Davis, "William H. Wolverton and E. C.
Rodman.
Standing of tb? Fund.
The ?tat?a of the f'ind ?ls annoumed at
r.oon yesterday at headquarters. No. M
Brood street, was:
Total yesterday.?:'.?>?>!< Ml
Klngsley Committee. 9S.011
I'laJ-lt Commltti*.. . Mtl
Kvinz Committee. i .'..",.'.
Wojnoa's Committee. IS.tM?]
Urntii Committee. . J :.'?>:;
Harlem Csasunltta?. T-?
4"olored Committee. - -
hi? utlve committee. l'?H.
Grand total to-day. *>!?1."'+..
Crnr d total to date. S.?B0.787I
K1NC.KI.KY ?-OMMIT'IKK, BY TBAM8.
1?Francia Louis Slade. captain.. I20.SM
2?James S. i'u??lim*ri, cupt?lii... ) (10
a?Joseph P. l>a>. captain. a?};,
4?<-?. Dsakmsn Hoppm. captain.. 2M
5?William J. "tehleffellB, captain M0
f??R. H. Montaomery. captain.... .",'.:.
T?John Ni? olson. captain. UT
a?J. t". Auchlnclos?, CRptaln .. MO
9, y. S. KasslnK, captain. ?5140
10??vleorfe C. Hub))*, c-spiain. l ?,.'.
Total. |U 077
('LAi'.K COMM1TTBB, BY teams
11?John Sloan??, captain.
13?u?r?nic PrMdy, captain... .
la?John IJama, captain.
14 -I'tillp W. H.-rii... captain.
?rank I?e K. Iluyler, captslii .
1??John Ross I>elatleld. captain .
17 Tfcomaa a Bockner, captain
IS?H. | Alrnt.?T^. ia|ithln.
In?? "levi-lanl A. Mtinn. captain .
?JO?Dr. rleth M Mlllik.-n, captmn
T'tal.
Ki"N/. roMMirrr.K Bl
T?am A?U H. King, captain.
Team B? P. C J'inkhain, captain 11.?.'..-,
Total. |1 Nf
U'oMEVR <"'?MMITTKE. BY TKAMS
"il Mrs. Iv It L ?loul.l. captain.. M.l'O
IT*??Mn I'-aii'is ly<uls Slade. cap?
tain .I. C..100
B*" Misa 1. :???': "'.". Dodge, cap?
tain . 0,111
14?MftM Basil?; B Wilson, captain. I Win
Mi?, Dorothy P?rtalas, captain. 1.021
M Mrs Christin? Tsrhoa? Hsr
ri'-k . c?ptala. i ir,
17 Mrs Plorance Oto wall, c?ptala. OT]
99 Mrs BUJala W. Blls?. ?-aptam. I.Iti
fS Mra KathaaM B. rotter, ? .n>
t.iln ., . H*g
nt? Mim? Aaaa Maxwell, captain. inn
Tf'tal. 110,001
The annoiinctment of Ihe total yest?r
rpiy aniusi ?I John Watiamak'T, who ?amo
fr?ini rhliad' iphla to ad'lr.-.?-> I lie work
aajm Me ??aid
?Well. I m<* *hal b**aT4fMa*a1 down In
Broail atroet is ?ood to-day and mm ay
c.-sy. Voj have one Kreat thlnK in yo it
fav.tr at this tirn??j.?-oi.l?- .-an acarcely
I'll Jt:ht now how much money tli.y'r?
?OaTag lo tie able to keep BniOOg they ?iv.
!t away. If you're not sure how much
>our Incoui?- tax 1? K'oini? to deprive you
of FOU can at bast lOaTaaW UM tax by
liisIriK to the fund.
"I have had the | rivilepo of OontlibUt?
ijiK toward Y. M. C. A. i.ulWlInur?. all ov. r
ttia worliL 1 want to teil you that ?
WORKERS IN Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN.
I.t-?t t" right Mrs, Francis
LouisSlade, Mrs.John \itkt-n. Mrs.J. R. L. DavisandW. Kellowen Morpati
bat - n't - ? n- mon? ?Me of
th? world "i Un- other wh'ch l think ao
wIbi \- Invested, ao worthily Invested, as
? ?
a ol ttia ssaodai ons ^
Wanamakei mentioned .i t.-v. natn?*i
?. i. t m tiii-.t hlatoi
i1 the commttt.rdei
? ? i-' t. r i: M? Burn? y da) and s ? I
ii I todge 'i.i ? during tn?- rampa .
that an OppOl 1 .1 iiv t?? ?in li?
li, those two (real workers would
man ?? t.. s. nd In contri I 'it i m
One ? rtmenl heads in Mi
Wan ? Sea "i 01 k ?1
..f wh.it is known 'is the "Amu** squad.
i?.:.. a !? an; of prof? who
:n ?? not r'<i!l..\\ :: ? ?
m. i>v th.- Joint campaign committee, but
: na among a omen in vari
I.|.;|.--M,ill B - - M'- Ii"-' '
Btowell, who came her? from (Vorcei -r
Masa., .? ? ? ? ? ? r bur band, oro ?? a lead? i
lu ths Ne ? and I? t'
her ;?!??'-? ? ? mil? ai boom ?
Mra Btowell, when asked >
leave i ? , g? t . t ? ..
ng squadron,'
? - ?? had a birthdaj about the time
the ca? ? san Bh< anewered
thai slip aould c?l?br?t? rlhds b
giving a month of her time t.. the
of New Fork, sh>- la s dlreetor >?f the
Y. W C a and ws? responsible for the
Introduction of welfare a ork among thg
H i ?;.. . ? . ?? ;.... eg m I ? n v.. Ifsre woi h
was ,i new and nntnci thing in ti,i ? c I
The pn sldenlg .?: all the si ?-??? i ipreai
companies in the dtj offered theli wag
- ? ?? da i i. ca? i "? appeal I ?
fund '.n the shap? o? ilgai aloni the ?
A new clock started yesterday morntn? to
? t off the dollars on ihe n tel Theresa
Bavent** avenue and l"?tfa street, bh.i un
other will t?'i! Broadway "f the irroi r?
of the campaign from the Hetdl?
Tower, el Broadwa: and UM street, eft?
lo-mon "?
Til?- women <<f the commltteea will have
fasting this afternoon ai Mi-s Qraee
Dodge'a, No, 3K Mam-.m avenue. Big
, healed, bul the womi n
managed u> keep secret yesterdaj what
might I?? ? ape ?? ?i >.r th? rn
NEW HOSPITAL DEDICATED1,
Sea View, for Consumptives, I
Has Official Exercises.
s?-a view Hospital, the n<*w Institution
for tuberculoets aufferers on Qiyiaea Hill,
Richmond, iras dedtcatad yesterday ni t?-i -
noon. Michael .1. Drummond, Commis?
sioner of ?'haritt'?, presided at the ese**
rises aii'l oondocted an Inspection of the
jiiant previous to th?- ceremony,
The eight hospital buildings command ?
view of the oountrj for miles on all sidea
Then* an? sccommodstlona for 1,00? per?
sons, and the Institution, when completed,
will liavi- cost aboul !.'..".?> 1,90% The food
and supplies an- ail handled .'rom central
points an?! distributed by electric trams
Gardens an- I.? inir laid out between the
buildings
AnionK the ipeakera yesterday were
Homer Folks, aecretary of the Btst*
Charities AM Association, and Prank H,
Mann, assistant set retary of the t?bercu?
io8is committee oi the Charity Organisa
tlon Society. Mr. folks said that he be?
lleved the hosj'ital would aSVC Die lives
or |#,sej persons snnually through the
U'.ument of patients and the prevention
of infection to others.
CLARENCE MACKAY BACK
Won't Talk of Suit Against
Wife?To Live in City.
CU***?nce ii. Macksy, president of the
I'ostri! TelegTaph Company, who, with 'us
three children, iuirri"d abroad several
months ago, returned yesterday on hoard
tin- 'Whit" star liner Olympic. With him
yesterday ?rere his tteugkter Ellin and
his son .lohn w. iiis eldest daughter, I
Katherine, arrived her?- ;i month BgO and j
Joined hef rnotlKT In roitlatid. Me.
Mr. Mackay and his children remain? d?
In tleir rooms on board the Olympic for
more than an hour sfter tii<- vessel
docked. I.ntiT. when Mr. Ma? kay Marte.l I
to lepve tin- pier, h?- was sakod in regard j
to the "MMM suit reOSBtly brought
sgah at Mrs, Mackay by Mrs ,i<i-..-i>h a.
Blake? Wife of the well known BurKeon.
Mr. Mackay als?, was toM that the nit
had in-' n dropped t.y Mis. Blake,
?Tnder the i irriuiistari?-es," he ttki,
"you will liH\e to Sacase me from dls
< grdng these affairs, i do n?u tappet to
po to my pla<e In Kosvln this winter, but
will remain in this city."
MORE STEEL TRUST DENIALS.
The BBBM kind of testimony ihat hat
been gtrrtn onwaverlngly from the begin?
nlng of th?- government Inquiry int?i the
United States Bteel I'nrpnratum was gtvea
yasterday. Wrom sack witness it is
I. sraed that no monopoly in nu lul.s
REAL PUNCH FOR REEL CROOK
Iron F ist Didn't Know
I'igln Was for Films.
Transferred Sleuth of the! ' . " f
? ?
? 11. - ttlng In
? . - -
the WS! ? I thank m.- ll
.-.-? -\.-l..mi..l IS?
live.'
? ?
I the 1
: : . , ? ? . eked
-
I
?who ?
?
l we
?
- rok?
i think
1 ?i-i?-. ' . ? Joseph s -? t mer
fei red on Tut s i>\ 11om M
to the Broas ''
H.. .;... ? ? ? . . - . half of s il
. . . . . n osi . ? '
-?-.s ,i',.! he MW,
Bedford I si k atstlon of the 1
i ? ? ? ? ? ?
lrnil\ Idual tearli oni WT< ? ? ?
-
"Stop, thief!" uni u man in a 1
form.
The 'n ifoi - taught
In a rvn of eev< I this film."
had ? s< emlngi) vicio tie aet-to, t . antl)
if the inlform i My on 1 r day like
end.
"To thi - tu r.lm
?i.v.iiK down n.
;.. i he a hm of the mla ?- '
?
? but the ? ? ? ?
. t to take 1 ? pictures out
1 .1 r. t 11k?
until the ' ?? ? re. poiaii ,
CLEARING HOUSE FOR
BETS RAIDED BY POLICE
Inspector Gillen Smashes Wav
In?Finds Fifty Telephones
and Many Racing Charts.
W! at Is believed b] the pol to 1
rlesrlng houaa for hookm ikei n> m
"fork. New Jarse; ind ?
well as the dlst**ibuttni p I I
resulti. ?-???'- ?ded ) eaterda by Ii
Qlllen has raided s dosen o? n
i.irooma In bli .? lasi
two we? ks i"i ? n i-*htl) he bss |
Irani ? In time to .mswt-r the ti ? p
and hear some one aay: "This la Bill."
Tin- wires were traced snd all i?-?i to nth
Mr? .-t and s-.xth avenue, a hi re thei >i -
appeared down tin chimney <*>f ? four'
storv bulMIni
Anne.) with ax?-s. the Inspe tor snd hi?
nifn forre.i an entrance yesterdaj ??' ?
i.n Htid found on the third snd fourth
floora two switchboards, fifty 01 more
telephone... ami seversl bssketfulg of
racing slips. By the lime the police not
In, however, the rooms were empty.
To prevent suspicion, th? head of the
racing bureau, it wag learned, bad rented I
??tut. i and offli eg in differ? ni ran . oi the
?ir\, end when telephone? were Installed]
they were raki-n m;i un.i placed In the
i.ns i \ in.- bureau I oan wIiemen. j
While no arrests ?rere made, Inspector
Gilles ?as confident timt he had broken
up, ni leas) temporarily, gambling on thai
race? Is this city?
Several ol the wires In the third floor
rouin were <ut. bat there aere sereral
running direct to places In Connecticut,
New jersey, Btaten Island, i/.hk island
.iriii one to Coney Island Then were
fifteen iirivati-wires connecting with placee
in Manhattan Ob 11??- third tioor was a
long laole, on which were tetephoneg
labelled Plmllco, L?gtonls and Kansraod
Turk. On the door i" the room trot
painted "A. \v?ik?-r, Ca**peater.''
Tii?> police hellere the place has been I
ruantng for- t?-n years. I'rum the data
furnished t>\ the t?l?phone compaay it
was shown that bobm of the uurtruTteents
snd wires had lasen mated thsl long a;r... I
NOTABLES AT BOOK ?SHOW
Exhibition Opens in Roomn of?
Authors' League of America.
Th?- rnOHt Important feature of this;
story is tii?- names. Here the) at-.!
Oeorga i'.air McCatdison, Hot Beach, i-;i-j
Ms Parker Batter, W-dtaee Irwin, Thomas]
nixori. Cteleti Burgess, Cleveland Moffett,
Kate DougUa Wlsjsjla, Julian Street;
OWSS .lohiison, Carolina Wells, Kathleen
Norris, Louis Joseph trance, Jamea Mont?
gomen Fian CTharlaa Dana Oibaon,
Eleanor ?lates, i'riii?-ens Plerrg Troubets? '
gay ami Percy Markaya
They attend?-.! the opening reception of
the exhibition of hooks of the year in
the rooms, of th" Authors' liQagllg of
ft marks Is the National Aits Chtb, N<?. it
<'raiiier?y I'ark, last sight Job K.
Hedges ami one of two other.-, made
speechee, snd then one author, who arss
thirsty, took a few others, ?ho said they
didn't mind, into th?- Players' ?'lui., next I
door.
FIELDER AT LAKEWOOD.
Lakewood, N i? Hot :: ??_-ov-_rnor?
elect Kleider of New Jersey and Mr
Holder arrived to-dny at the Laurel
HcesM for a stay of a weak
WEALTHY FARMHAND
TWICE ATTACKS EMPLOYER
Bails Himself Out When Ar?
rested for First Assault
and Repeats Beating:.
' i ? .
?Spring Laki. S. J.. No* 12 A mut**
etta< k upon Qoorsjo H
proapei oua I irmer Hi Ing at v g Be I -
ford, great of hen ? oa '?? ig**d R
v.. mi. na, a du* barged farmhand, In
the i?.- al jail, fo imana, anger? ?i ?* o?
?ans?- be ?.?..i- dis? hai | I Havens, II
ged, at in? ked the farmer with
al irp-i dged dlahi a ? uti Ing hla favo
and badly Injuring him about the'body.
Mra Haveno Interfered and waa thrown
! arrosa the room bj Youmans, injuring
hi r oevereljr.
foumana waa arrested by Conatable
?3dward it- meen and held for the grand
jiirj wi.en Justice William Tllton
(-ailed for ball Youmans disclosed tbs
fad thai he a is the owner ?.f property
valued ??t 11 ;.. al Long Branch,
Kollos Ing ins ... ? i ? .;?? Youmani
m.un teenl lo the Havena home, whers
he gsve the old man a terrible1 beating
before frienda Intervened. He waa er?
r? ated again, and la lo? ??.? d up In tbo
Spring Lake Jail He will be aenl to
the ? "'cu \ Jail al i 'reehold in the
morning t?> swall develupmenta In lbs
. ? ndltion ??f his victims
m
?SILK SOCKS'WERE COCAINE
Little Boxes of White Powder
Cause Dublin's' Arrest.
John Kelly, whom Has polies aaj th?-*%
know as "Dublin,'' '???'a?? arrested earl
featerdsy morning on a charge of bsvlng
cocaine In hit poaseasion IVhen the ?i?'
i.'iivs explored hit- poeketa and found
thirty-throe little boxea <?r white powder,
Kellj i...ii;,,i anissod and then ann?*Minc<**-|
that be iia.i hern "framed sp " Ha gaV?
a man .'??> emits for the packaga he mid,
on the ri-presentaiioii tiiat it contained 9
bslf doses pairo of ??ilk aocka
Kelly had ? tight <m Titeeday, the ?is?
tectlvea osy, and gava bio opponent ?i
had beating, Tbo loser, Il la sold, ihsn
went lo the police sad "tipped them off"
that Kslly wsa pedalling i*ocalne, Tero
plalnclothea men wen! to No. U Bowery
yesterday inornlng end snrested Kelly.
Hs WSa held IS UM contents of his pack
UK'" e mid be assdysed.
BROOKLYN TO HAVE SAY
Public Service Hearings on Car
Lines Are Fixed.
Brooklyn folk?. an?l those who travel on
tin- Long Island i'aiip?a<i ar<? to i>?iv??
th?ir day. Tii.? Public ?Sendee C-oma-dasloa
lias caned tor bearlnga to bo h?M on
Novenaber 21 shd C7 before <'omniin.sion.-r
wiiiiaiiiH to Investigate th.? servies on
tiie Urightoti ?euch ami Fulton atreet
elevated iiiws -**ad on x?ii tii?. anrfb**a iin??s
of the Bro.ikl.vn Rapid Transit Company.
? m November M thoa?? whs travel by eie
rsted win bave their aay ami on ICovesa?
ber -7 tiie surface car rtdSffS ?'an talk.
The ?otnplatnt of the Jamaica BtatJOS
Assik lation against the ?Legal Tslnn?! I'all
rosd i'ompaiiy will be taken up on No
vember -?"?? Tke ?omplaint relatos to the
temporar] station at Unies Hall.
I
?
E
Hold Baggage of Hat Million?
aire and Wife, Who Came
Here on Olympic.
wiv-n the White siar Un.-r Olympic
nrriv.'d here yesterdai Crass Southampton
three ?perlai Treasury nv-entp "seat
aboard .?n<i asked to see Mr and Mrs
\V Allen Dnnlnp. who win- imsseMiicra.
For fully an hour the agenta were en
gaged In conversation with the Dunlap?
The deputy gurveyorg In rbsrgs of me
p!?T esamlnatlora several of whom have
made the i>?k?;?"-i eelsurea la 'he history
of this port, were sol cionsulted yesterdai
by til., si.i.-.i agenta The Dunlap deela
ration was .ut for by the Traasur:
sleuths, a*ho tn* d It si the hssis for their
questions.
Th. examination was lusld In ths smok
Ing loungi sdjacenl lo the main dlntn?
n Mr si d Mrs Dunlap sal to?
gether by n table, and before Muni Ml
the s-.. r|g sgents. On the table was s
large moral Jewel ?-as., from which the
agents picked up gema from time to timo
during the Interrogation.
"Why, then, did you pul thia Jewelry
Into this rose? ' sak? d o ??? ol the ag< nt?
of Mr. Dunlsp.
??I tell you upon im I onoi I know noth?
Ing abo it it." he replied "I have ira-- -
oiled on the Atlantic aiany tunes ano am
faml lar s Ith sil th? proceedings, but I
assure j o i i know nothing shout it."
11 ?? j. wel rsse *aa tsk? n ?? ,v ?? ape
rial agent? at the close of the examina?
tion snd severs! of the Dunlap trunks
wel.- ?nut to the Appraiser's etoreg for
t. mi? .i n \ detention.
One "f the agents In charge of the
detention said any explanation ha mlnht
r. about the holding of the Dualap
j. w?is and baggagi would be unfair to
iii? travellers roncerned and also might
Interfere with ? 11 - - secret work of the gov
ei niii.-n'
ir was learned, Ivowever, that Um Doa?
lap baggage and Jewels were held merely
on th.- technical question of foreign resl
... :. ?
: ? inlans protested that the) had
a permanent home In Bngl?nd and bad
ne i to thai ..n." | on the firm east?
ward trip ?>f the Imperator, after a brief
in try.
On? ?if the i - - eng? ? on the Olvmplc
knew Mi Dunlap ii Kngland ?aid he
would i>- allltng r.. go h. fore the special
Is .?n.: awear h> had b-"-*n ? rtelghbor
? ? ? ?are, arid OS n> ?! an estile
1 ni '?? his.
Mr and Mrs Dunlap were accompanied
by th? Ii daughti r, Mil er 1 anlap,
an.I a ?
u iiii.iin a Dunlap, aon of th" ! it? Rob
Dunlap, founder of the Dunlap hat
a .- ma led to ins se? on I s Ife,
By? rs, in Milwaukee In
1907 His tiist wife, who area Miaa
i; ? ? of Montlcello, K. f. ob
? ?? ?! a divorce from him In It96. In
September, l?S7, e suit wan t.rought
Bat i.lrn in thii cltj foi bi i ? h o?
Miaa Ploren? e > ritt, wh
SPURNS FEDERAL PENSIONS.
Sew Oiieani n- 'nited Da
of the Ci nfederacy in convention
here were requ ??? to discourage
' ? ibtalntng T'nit.-.i
? ? pen.long for Confederate veteran?
' ? ? |? \\ ..? The requ? it was i on?
I in tin annual report of Mr?. Alas?
ai .'.? r White pr< ? ? nt general
The wise birds are lookin_r
CO their dress clothes these
days?Open and Horse Show
next1 week, you know.
Our newest1 dress suits in?
clude those made of "King
George" cloth exclusively
ours in the I 'nited States.
Overcoats for evening wear
of black and dark oxford
cloths, silk lined.
I nverness coats.
Everything for ev en i n <r
dress from patent leathers
to silk hats.
Wise birds are also looking
to their warm overcoats
looks like a hard Winter
ahead.
Soft finished Shetlands and
chinchillas.
Warm plush-lined and
double texture motor coats.
Fur lined and fur outside
eo.-its.
Ulsters,
Ko-.t.hs Prr.T Company,
Three Broadway Stores
at a* at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St.
_ AMUSEMENTS.
?ROUAN n ut lo-M-.H,, Ar ?..{0
MORGAN KINGSTON
-^??fflg-BB?l
'K"'."d I''';'" V'"- ?'?>"" ?. .l'ai!
....Hi.. ... ii?. i.i.n?K?i,h,.,| |.,,,lU| -|
?....??a, BACH AU S
M?-' ..r Louden rturlton Baldwin Plano, ;
RI -Oil l"l,v-'M:"1 ?EO. KLEINES
??S?? THELA?$TmOAYS?
?V&xxfS. POMPEN "L 'AVrJ
IRVING PLACE THEATRE
Tkara a Bai Bvi KASBRNINt-UfT; i'i
.lUUKNDKItKI M.l. Bat. Mut Dig gHR
COLUMBIA *%? Burlesque ftg
w MINES*! HU. lin ?1.1?
RED
MAN
BRAND
Front Effect of the WHITE?
WOOD, but Without the
Deep Points. 2 for 25c
E4RL & WILSON
MAKLRS OF TROY'S HrST PRODUCT
See the "G" Line Mushroom
Tucked and French Pique
Dress Shirts.
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
M.M lOHK'S I.EAIMNI' THE.?.THEN AM? SUCCESSES.
EMPiRE,!^;;,:::.t;;.^:-t !i!i|W Amsterdam^:^?J^
ETHEL BARRYMORE 5?J ? *?*Kf ?7 i"^ ??
nn. ?.?j." ????? ,, ,om ' ? ?L LI I IL L t Ar t
TAMTI"* bj ' Haddun iTiamber?.
1 All IL ,,r,,.r th(. noVP, Hy Ivan ?"?.ryll A ?' M - M.-I.?Man
liberty ; ;,;, ;y year's best
In Victor Herl>rt'a
Orsatast Light Op?ra
m "DAVID BELASCO'S u
LATEST AND MOST
HUMAN DRAMATIC
DOCUMENT,
THE MAN
INSIDE
' It? Kolon?! It. M?,linen* >
STRIKES A BIG HU?
MAN NOTE AND WILL
WIN THE PUBLIC
SAYS THE N.Y.WORLD.
CRITERION ELC NOW
^|i ! CHRISTIE
MACDONALDiSWLETHEARTS
Mats Wed. * Sit Thanksgiving S<-?ts Ne?,
? YPFIIM **~*'~- nr H'tt-1" Ev?-?*
LIU> " Mats t? ? A Bat, t-fa)
LAST .1 MfiHTS? I.AST I MAT?.
OIUCEQTOROE^V^iiSST
precede.) by th.? brilliant .-nrnedy
THE VOI MOER GENERATION
l: u \ v
UND
41 ST
IS Mata Vfstl * s.-ii
I~^ SEATS TO-DAY
first NK;HT NEXT MONDAT,
KI.AW g RRLANOER -rill pr?tant
ELSIE
FERGUSON
in a ("omeiv bv "ft"II 11am Hurlbut,
THE STRANGE WOMAN
m ion ;?."!; flHUDSON
JOHN MASON i*-V,',?,vH.
Gl OR! " * **' Brtt I M
WLUUL latinee Saturda) - -??
? >l C( i:si,"_ALI, * Hint S.
rietst Herbert'.. Sen <'?ml<- Opera.
THE MADCAP DUCHESS
inn ?uimii km:.
ASTOR ES'-?*
44 St.. C. st R'way.
Rvs at I 10 Mats
Wad A Asl ! ".0 '
?'WHAT -BUNTY* DID
FOR THE SCOTCH
'GEN. JOHN REGAN'
DOES FOR THE IKISH
-BUT MORE CLEVIiR.
LY." N. Y. WORLD.
HARRIS
HENRIETTA CROSMAN
;:':;*:: The Tongues of Mn
KNICKERBOCKER
H aray, M st Kv?s.atl
Mats We?! .?. Rat ?t?.
?y COHAN'S s
POTASH & PERLMUTTER
GRAND
I .. Ii.inl < rl.-II.?in. "A llllamv
?i ill- DOLL 4.11*1.-" m ? Sal
DONALD BRIAN
THE MARRIAGE MARKET
SMh Kr . nr. M 'n ,,v. gri
Mta.Wsd. ? i'- i
FANNIEWARD >? rSSBT*1
MADAM PRESIDENT " Kh Pr, ?
Ufa* I AMflft B ?m a ?:?" - - h IS.
HALLHUa ?9 M k|| Vi , , .kti it j.,|
MR. CYRIL MAUDE
To-nig t. .. IUnut? sail
Hi?? Karg?? an I The (.ho.t .if Jerrj n,miller.
??gBfiBBBggl
A-M-E.-R-i-C-A
lurTrsgetta Pareils, I*i> nging ?.uto, OasH of
Plrat Steamer through I'anama ?'anal.
Riu'nr.R r ; he ?tre tvtti w st B"war.
? NIOHT
Forbes
Robertson's
Farewell
WINTER GARDEN?,:; fiSJ"
. THE PLEASURE SEEKERS;?:
mrsThriito! ?H55t> Meht Conceri Best BUI la Ne-rTe-j
44th St. Music Hall fM-AA?ffl!
M lassmmi t.
WALTER (. KKI 1.1? TOKT\I\l>V
1??.lapane.e .lin-.lit?ii <,Initiator??II
s Bes) Beata S? ? Rvsa - i I1.M
DI-.
. .*., ru. 'a ..Il M Tt, m miMiii?*?Jm
\lso lTth
Mat., 1Mb.
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Ml* I Jt Ml v.
Mao i burs . 20th.
OERTBI l?r
u i.iiiri.
?TH.. -!
Kai Mat.,
Snt Ki? 13th 1 ?S.,
INth Eve . 2?nd
"I'AHSINU Ol* ?BD
F1A30H n M h." fol i
-Il RAMENT
4)1 .11 DAM."
'MER! Il W I' OF VENICE"
? I 11.111" III il RAILED"
THE MARRIAGE GAME
PLAYHOUSE Wl\f( -?TS
?.i FAMILY CUPBOARD
. Eva. ?? Li?. laTII ??T. IHK \
-' -"? SK \s. >.\ s BIO
30th Bt., H'v. Ei v go Mta w. : I
"TI a Bi .?!? ' f u B t-k Mai
jEn Peahal j le "A Pair r '?'. I avsi
LYRIC ?S? TO-NIGHT AT 8.-?0
OURSELVES
A DR USA ? ?1* *?''.! tii
I II \?*HEI. ?*H? .TH _p
C A ??. I Mia B*wsr A SOU Bvenlnael-si
root r v nata w ?? - II
OH.at>SAY!
Mualca I!
TODAY
M'ENTEND. Eva i*:13 Mts.Weil.A8at.,*. 19.
IHR BLVK BIRLN
N?t Wl. *?iioh W'htts am] The : llnarf?.
Miiiiliiitnin Op.II.
I. i-' \V. ? l<.
MatlntM s.-itiir.i? ??
OrERA c TIMES
114)1 SE ?--, OM.V.
Mon.. In?*?.. Wed Mahl?.. No?. |"". IH, 1?.
Mil III? -.-N I ll.--.ll,> III.I \\ ??illir.il ,,
Funnlesl M
?i JO
_ Mal To-ilay
K8T BI'CCE
MAX1MC KI.?-Ion> THEATRE SiHO
THE Ll/RE
BLINDNESS OF VIRTUE
Matin, i ?
Wed, A Sal . " :!'*
.."?:, U.s: of Rwi
Mat?as?
MANHATTAN S? 5
Mon.. Tur?.. W cd I
MMlas-M Ttsts-Ii
PAVLOWA
BOOTH
AKURM
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"PEO O' Ml III IRI"
PHILHARMONIC
Si i. I HT Y OR NKW V "UK
JOSEF STRANSKT, <?>>?>?<?oh.
To-nlirlil. ItlA, A l?,-iiiorr?it,v <Krl.) Aft., ?:SO,
AT < \I"M 4,1! il ILL.
nSgk URLUS T^"?
?A'AONER, Overturs -Rauat": WAGNER,
? from "Rlensl"; HTRAl'lw.Tons Posm,
??Rln Heldenleben" 1VA4.NKK. "Schmiede
n.-.irr" from "Siegfried"; HTRAt'SM, Rsstl
\ ..i Prelude, Op 01, for Orcheatra and Orsaa,
Bupplemsntan subecrletlea sad ?inaji.,
lleketa nos al boa affice Relia P. Lelfsla, Mgr,
Ni-\l Min?la> \ft?*rno??n ?t :t.
nlrtlat,
MME.
GERMLLE-RLACHt
METROPOLITAN
' Kay
thera.
OPERA
HOUSE.
Mon.. Nov. IT, m v Manon. I'.irrar. Ilu
rhene, Mauboura, Bparkas; Caruso, Olli**,
Rothler, Beau rola, it?iss Com?., ToeeaBlaL
We,l., n N Muai?- lliiir. Deatlnni Hempel;
rrlus.ltrmin.llorit/.. I!?ls.? <ltImol.l. Cond.,Herta
ITmr.. n? B 15. Pabsaaa? Borl. \n.n. Mu?
tin? 111 (debut), fkrottl, i>i?iur, ?saarela, Plat?
Cors) Cond., roim.-?-?.
l'rl.. .it 7 4.'.. Lohengrin. Fr.-niaia.l. ()(,??r
i.i.i,m i i rlus, Braun, Wall. ???nui.. Hertz.
Sal.. Si -'. Bailo In Mn??herii. Pestinn.
Hempel, Mstasnsusr; Canteo, Amato, li?.tii
Isr, ?esurola, Cond., Toasaalal.
Thunkaglv. liai. P A D C T T j\ I
?.p.?lnl Mal. al I. ? i%\ m% 9 B ?T ri Su
Bals "f Baata fea ail r*erfenaeaeea begim
Thla Mornina :*t '?' ?t H?>x ottir-e.
il ?.RDMAN PIAN. ? USED.
B. F. KEITH'S NEW YORK THEATRES
l?l*il nillAI Douslas rulrliank?, .I?-s?rt
UULUniAL i ??ay?, ?|{ed Head
Dali) Miil.'.'.V. t ?>\. Ilalnt.v Marie,
LILLIAN LORRAINE
CL VUK A HAMILTON
CHARLES KELLOOO
B >?.!?? SBd 47tli St. A: CHAS. J. ROSS &
Rv.2S.M.T">e,$L$1 ?50 MABEL PENTON
Dally Mat.2f?.*?oaTf?c, ?i ??Dut Ble Acta -
O Cl a con W?asl 44tii st. Evenings lillV
DC??,T*'*I*,W Mata. To-day A Kaf. at I:l&
WARFIKLD a,;*?X;k?.
DPPMRIir SV,'<1 4L',I s'- EvetiiilRS ;it S .HI.
!U.rUDl.iL. MaMaaea wed. & Sal.. t:%%
THE TEMPERAMENTAL JOURNEY
with I.EO r*Tltl( HHTKIN.
HORSE SHOW
Tin Boa Pales al th?- MADDJOM BQDARE
QARDEN M?\V OPEN fr.un II \. M. until
I' M for the sale of sen ta and liox??s for
the entire w.-.'l?: of Ihs Slio?, ntul POR RE
1RRVED SKATS l"ii|{ ANY BIN?LE PER.
!?"< )ll*,j_v NTB_
TU IU H'way. Kmmeit ( orrlgau"* to.,'
in Bl.jsi i, Bt Walter Lawrsacs A Kran?:ea
I'i; Mats '.'.')-.*>0|< '.iinoriin, JuilusTunnen. etc.
LITTLE'^ hr&mtt&L,
sfm?&x?s*rruneJte
K\e?. I 4.",. ??? witk MsrrJ?"?*? *????*.
ELTiNOE u ;;;; s ;:;^
WITHIN THE LAW
with 1AXE t ow i. ...i m ?rtv ti nyy.
)M, 4| R tn'\m
Math eeSai ?' *x<iJ.
ADELE
PALACE
L0N6ACRE
The b,.,: ,,f gl
Musical Show,
SYMPHONY
' Itilal* tf Ni? T'*t
VFALTER DAMEOSCH, raaa*lerloS
Nett Siindnv Aft. at I
?SSSSkFt PARLOW
Tsbleau Bjrmphonlqu? ? ? ? ? - J \
NKI.I.I (first time In \\ lei ? ? 'm..\
Con srto, I? minor, Hin ? H Berenadaaw|
striiiK??. VOLKMANN; 'Till i:u;-?*spr?
K.-r? Marry Pranks." btratss^ .
Beata on file at Bo? (?Itl * \rollan ns??
( urnealr Halt. Tue?. Aft., >?'? ?"? ???**'
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Tu P.
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