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WHITMAN ENDS
JUNKET INQUIRIES
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REJECT WHITMAN
FAIR JUHKEI BILL
Officials in Controller's
Office Demand $20,760
Account Be Itemized.
RICH TRIMMINGS
AT GOLDEN OATE
Sai 1 : a iclsco Florist Was I'aiii
$430 for Decorating the
l>iili::vi ROOIIIS.
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n once
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to the ofl
nti ller's depart mi ; I
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ted.
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cf Governor Whitman ami
? n mbers oi :
pitol 1 after?
&00 of this e u ir.
\\wulj be a tan all? re? ?a for trans
portal ad Pu
f o r r e s t s
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s day
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- among the n i
iy la 1 ' enat?
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stanc
Peter P. M I ol New York. In?
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John A. Dix, former
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which b< .? ? I ?
U.t.r.t.r '. > Normal
for which ."?
?M John A.
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tions for $1 H tted ..
?.vas paid, for I
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:is of
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state, th
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from the M
of San Anselmo, und?
. amorata to $1,947.60, for '
i? ..n am? ' '
unt:
March i, * . . ?
.Murch '-'?(. I
April
June '?, banquet dec ?ration
Jun?) 9, dinner decoration.
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Auguat 19, banquel di eorat i
Sept. l, ? anquet decoral ion
Sept. -
Membera of tin.' N? 1
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in N? a 1
THAWS CAPTURE
BURGLAR IN VILLA
Negro Servant finds Thief at
Palm Beach Home.
. H.itch, Fla., Jan. 24. Mr. ami
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h burglar m '.lu? . ? . \ . .
1 !.. 1 ,..? their I
on tlu- veranda. ? ...
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ar ofl
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a revolvei
from I bip | .
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I ThiriiV'st Whfm Orrv?TSAroTIiicL-sr "SLIP-SCARF"
i Stick The Scarf with the
?^1 ?rrec-S!idtn? Neckband
4
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? i kiu?i and draw it taut ?v.7/i
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a-r
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ii I nd li t slide
.
' SLIT SCARF" is ... .
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? a !" li ? it .
. ? ? ? style and finish.
$1 AND MORF. AT AI.I. GOOD SHOPS
IN OL'H OWN FACLL'SIVE SILKS
Look for the'
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i * etch i .
Key? & Lockwood
NEW YORK
GOVERNOR MAY LOSE
POWER OF REMOVAL
l?iii to Transfer Right Prompted
bj l.'iley Ousting.
I ... .'i 11 powei non
vested in tl ? Governor lo r? n ove from
l ? ! ii\ him on
the ei cutlve,
? oultl the 1
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? ,i.i ne, -? 81 iten I iland
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nt .i. : n it K.l? \ from thi office at
ntendenl of Pi
.... orge V.
. ireme Com
tice for th? t ral Judie al Diatriet, ?o
fill the va? anej can e?J b. th ? da
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troduc? enator
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POLICE MAY CURB
RUSSIAN BALLET
( . i.i 1MI..1 from i-iiK? 1
tent ??' | aterday, dealing exeluelvely
with ' manee at the C< ntury
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the atai At that time
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"an excerpt from an enthu
Tha ; lanuary
18. II 16":
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mpen
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lefl rts are
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tan?
erci There
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aera tl era and many
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two colui
Ml ?. res Midi
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ittorney for th<>
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iny M r. Broa
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night.
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and F.iir.a O'l '
a tat
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THOMPSON BILL
UP TO GRAND JURY
Swann Subp?nas Auditor
of Biltmore to Appear
To day In Court.
NO IMMUNITY BATH,
BOTH SIDES AGREE
Public Service InvcstiiMtnr (alls
mi Prosecator ami ?fters
to ('i.oprrnle.
I >ia11 o? tttornej Bw inn to day will
. .1 great! Jury in? ? itigation of (
??rime that la alleged ?.? hav? been <?"i
? i in the proral I the expe lae
bill of the Thomp '.:i Public .-.?rvire in
vaatigatioB ? mm ttee which >?a.-< in
eurred si ths Hotel Biltmore.
\ ?ubposna tvaa served last night
apon Eugt ne D Mill? :. auditor of the
rdi rintr |, ,, ap . . befoi??
. rand Jurj tin-.. ?Ither
a ere pre1 sred for ?-?
t h e i
. ? ; cted will be eoi
h ? .1! he S ?
ai n ? ho gave the 01
: rhompsoi imittt e'i b
, ? ? it the oc mdal
when Aaeemblyman K Hunter McQu
tion, of Brooklyn, ????!;" declarea ha i ? '
and nie ut . . the Inquiry,oh
: ?o being credited with baviag in
':- atnountipir to c
iiiiii.lr.'.l di ?
imiiitiiuniri Ksaeetei.
,? ti..- ? !.--. m grand jury I ?
ring the I hompeon com?
in!l the l grand
which was continued over ti"ii? laot
will go ob with thf inquiry >>f
? . . ... .". i ?mm?..-.
>\ ..... ; SOUfht ?i bl .!'.? kkh..k? i'.
. - . ? ?
night that on? ai mor? ?
migl - be < ipei led to ?
lieacon Murphy, former As?
I at I ?istriet
tttorne) Se od rental
counsi e Hotel I re He ?1?
.
I 1(1 the !l U?
that t
ess bi
and thai ? and
el won
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...tb the undents thst hi
?in hi?
,'nr? Tl omp.o'i iml -Cromwell
? 184 . '
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Mctjuistion >e? i Skaann.
Mr. Whit f Mr.
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.
?'? any waj
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to i un for efflci ... ?
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nd thai h? wee? there!
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? fore the puhhc ut once."
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t At Boon, being
?terni'".. ' Front. Smith, s
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il.?!. . Sea be m i
"Well, I to A ai this .
i fternoon, '".'I ml ng bach on
.-Ht."l.
? ? mmiasio
? el Attorney wants me I s n
I .i.? i.ot be
the l?i?trict Attorney can
? ? ? ? t he ha evei
b
As f ?! n ai roving
t part lir wai
any."
' . .:m iliac It, fon ?
??saisi
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. .?.<?! H ? a.?- ? man
'?'
.
? ? Thmnp-on left
' rday moi n
ing to . Broadwaj.when
. ? :. of the Puni
form ....
Diirti let
Later 1
"i do not re that A nblj
ne to hurt n ? i hurt
Swam
tigatioi
and ;? lured him 1 would be at h -
close l
?
??. Ai?man $c Cn.
have arranged to commence
torn i ?rrow ( A eone day)
An Important Reduction ?^ale of
FURS & FUR GARMENTS
offering Coats, Muffs and Neck?
pieces, in exception ally good styles
and qualitle ?,
ai innrx concessions from
r ?; lar prier?,
9\?\) Attrttttr-AaaiBiitl Aurtmr
M.[] and '?ritli ?treeta i^'rui IJurk
ACTRESS QUITS;
ACTOR SAID DAWP
i
Adele Rowland, of "Kn
' tinka," Just Won't Act
??Hi Naughty lines.
?
TRIED TO RUIN SHOW,
SAYS HAMMERSTEN
R? l'uval tu Give 1 icorc Bringt
Discharge Note, Which Star
Heals by Resigning.
W ha1 ever) bod) up and doe n Bi oad
?dm ta i? the bigg? it - '"ii towai i
iplifl ni' tin- "drammer" mee Va
? Suratl joined the
fin red yeati da iftei noon, erhi i Adel?
Rowland, leading songster of "Ka
tinea," resigned from the eaal becausi
? .-.-i tain actor pei : ited In
' ! ' "m ana .?:' I .> in..
i. Adelt !. and
SI) .1... . . t< I M .>'"!. I ?'! I
Bui no' Arthur Ham i
of the ahow, ' ; .v. land
I !.. .. : ', i ;,i-''
.1 ni.i t
ill-. ?? , | to I
of thi? beat muaical numbera m my
hin..-, forcea me to notif) you that youi
? i cea ?ill he i fi n. .1 !??> i"... ?
"Whatever diaTeremtea you ma) have
had ?. 1th Mr '!' Roy Barnes [enter the
villain], you ?houl.l have aettled be?
tween ira? '? not ex?
i >. | : . public i" pay to see .'in a.' I rae
and then re? I tak<
mi a aong i tat? aaenl to M
-on, ene of t?", nt? i bore , lartet,
? ? . ? .
?, iber of
.. - . .
" .' ,.f t? - t. r.. ? . an ii
? . . :? ,1' ? , i. . ? ' , . ..:; ? : ? .'..' ?on, lll
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propert)
"ARTHUR H \" IN."
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new to n..' and, I'm afraid, n
.
(Ih?irt??<l In PU) ful h n k.
thai
I object to I
? ? i ? ? ? .
? - ? T I:?.y Barnes,
'
'
intenai
? . . of al . ?
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but lasl . ?...
h
?
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.'?l i- shoekedl " inoi I
:?? .' then
-
A 5% Investment
?irsl Ivtortgag'SS in ?Hii'iunls
of $1000. and ?upwardi <?n
j Improved rt-.il -estate averag
in,/ less th.m 40', of ap
l ?i anal.
llr.rV f.,r {11*4 '"''? t
/..,/,',' Il M
United States
Mortgage & Trust
Company
Nrw V rk
Capital and ?Surplus $j,000,000
ri'l ( rijan ' irr I
l! ...iv ?i 7bl St. L? i h Av.
I ?... '
ild.i'l end
n't see! I troubli
,! - '.;.? Bei ?
r got I hon t weeh,
ftr the wl
"I ?i -?i : -1 ay i rn i
aid M
. 'i.
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? 'i.! ma ? lie i . ?ht i thint
'' Barm
rhat gentil ras too
ri 'lib. II
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fi
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g toi thei ..?? ? i.. .
??ut I nt-vi r ? ay
?..?r "
DETECTIVE, ACCUSED
IN PLOTS, DISMISSED
Woods Drops Mattola, Named as
Manibur^-Amcrica i Agent.
g at t f P
? ; '.' rj '
? ? ? rger at B o
; . ?. ?
i that ne had
dro| p. d fron the rolli
. ? '
Mattola was placed on triel o? ' i
i?rv 7 by order i I lioner
after hii imi
? ?? ' ?
tigi the 1
irged that
. . A? ? i es
?
? 'he pi!?-? of
ANYE0DY BUT T. R?,
SAY G. 0. P. CHIEFS
? mu 'un?-.I from |>n??i? I
rial?, h ,?! th?
sttei
?
I
?
regarding t
? .
employ? d thi i met? i of h .''ri
-Treasury i
KJ ic-v-voa ?s?W) IfiilliAai tiurV ?**??.-. se7 p|
alind re^^
EMBRACING GARMENTS 01 HOS! EXQUISITE
QUALITY REDUCED I" ABSURD? LOH PRKEI
FOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL
r^ ? i f-ur-trimmed ?t Q ?
sJLlltS Formerly |65 Ii $125 J )
$45 to $^5 Suits at $25. $05 lo $18S Suits at $CS
DF01 Doy lim? in I Damce m . m
reSSeS Formerly $?>?? to $12S >>, :"1)
G Afternoon, i?'? pd Dii ? iai
OWnS Forrr.e.iy $125 to $200 ? >, Vj
W Honde?me I ui ti mm 1 ?'.. ?? ;( \ - ; 1 1 -
rapS Formerly $1/5 t?i $295 . ? ?>, ' I 4 )
Ci 01 itiperfa material?, richly tw-trimmed ?/ -
XXltS Formerly $95 -o $145. 01
/fast?*? $175 $-m; $i?e
l Ibr Coats at l/A .-"T,', J?J
j-, * 1 ludaoo Seal, Mole end ( 1
r urs $85 to $325 $ a - 17 ; ? i - n
I Matclied Fur Sets at. . 'IA 7J, ' I DU
/ Blue, White, Crow ami I- Mink.
' Mole and Skunlt.
Natural Silver and Blue Foxea?at About Half Price.
-FINAL CLLAKA.VI". Of WINTER-?
%///.
at ?' 1
((imcrjj at j
I or traveling, motor wear and general utility betv\ren lea-orj
CHARGE PATRONS MAY TAKF. ADVANTAGE OF THESE SALES HAVRE
PURCHASES MADE BETWEEN SOU AND 1 LB. IS! BILIii? MARCH 1ST.
il .." ? to thk" adven
? i:,.- unfamiliarity of the general
a ? ? - ?? ac inta l
h! the deplorable deficit.
greater lit 'r- red
? ? \ ?
thai ?''?'?"??I in Mr. Mc
?im them r? ?rar !
?tuai condition of the Tr.-a?
?
:t for u?e of the Co
mpleted Ar
rOO more
. . i ? ? ? ? r ?? : . ? : rig .,'
.
? . ?rere t's'ah'.ia1-. at
eea I
STATE GETS MOTOR FINES
? tie? Ma? Itetaln l'?-naltles for Viola?
tion? of Municipal Ordinance??.
i Pinea eolleeted by
? foi of the mot n re?
hide Isa- muat be turned over to th?
tata, ace rding te a decision hi
? ? ' ? LB? I ?Urt Jui'.lC'
h?We??
onuiVior^?ABLh'VArtg)
They r ly v eever, retain
tin?? an' -? i
? Il .i Bcirii
? -
f motor veMtl
....,,.
of Bof
ll I * . .
? ,-? .:. tiV
. . ? ?- ? ?
leet from eitles ' . ta cf their
I'-bor? to enforce l< eel ?&??? sr.d orii
? i ? >? -
A Noteworthy Sale
of
Hampton Furniture
I rillN the next few weeks the Hampton
Shops will move into their picturesque new
gothic home which they are building for
themselves m Fiftieth Street a few doors
East <>t Fifth A venue just opposite St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Strikingly original methods of arrangement and dis
pla\ have been devised to present Hampton Furniture
in an environment o? extraordinary distinction.
In anticipation o? the removal it has been deemed
advisable to place on sale at attractive prices a number
o? single pieces and complete suites.
rhese are noteworthy examples o? Hampton Furni?
ture in all that the name implies o? artistry in design
and integrity o? construction.
a
With each ol our spacious galleries contributing much
that is ol interest and importance on this occasion any
tabulation o? the special offerings would be inadequate.
'fjnic
SHOPS
MEW YOKK

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