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12
THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, MA1SCH 17, 1915,
ASK RECEIVER FOR ' MRS DUNPHY PUTS
WIDER BATHING BAD j
r
14 COLUMBIA STUDENTS
LOCKED UP AFTER BATTLE
ill iS.'.l. s .rf tlP i-ereptlntl hofplMl fiom.
t'oinmentltiB
on 'tie letter Mr Hoot T.iisn't snotis'i room
iinforuni'rs In ;i" ,
111!' M II . 1 1 - r tit Clf 'J 111. If "" "ll'l Hi-
v "tons Id in' ns tollo-v- First iIIMIuii
H'lll.ll.
"Thin le'ter sho,v.i
of priii'tiie iiuestlotis
t Mat a;" .i mutter i Tim l.i Mipetiui !
of iiu.irnntltiK are tin rlcht 'o Intorl'ie
IN AREA OF SEWAGE
In lie H, p llit ll.mr of ilii' reception
llllilillllK . S, rolnl ilviu,, (i ,. till- mi
WM. NECKER, INC. ONUS ON KINGSBURY
Mcltlcil, tint by Mm lumpily, luit liv the
f Ni',mit.H"!i!it'r ami th mrdlr.il board.
It kIioivs also Hint Commlsioipr Kltics
Ixirv approved thp reduction of thp riunr
iiti 1 1 ! period, hi th:it Iip is churKltiK Mrs.
Pimpliy for it it net of -ilil-h shn In Inno
C"ti iii.il for il 'i Iip i responsible
Thp llilth of til' mitlpr Is that tliprp
, oo.ntl, hut iteiertl.l..
1 trie.l to remedy tin .i. .
1 formliiu thn Hi. ,ii ii i.t '
portiontiieM .it reeii' .
notion uu tiikr-.
fjrllltles to-d.iv' are .i
i thev nl-.t n .i hn ' ..
phv Is liell r'-cpon-
isteru iv.u.ls. fm normal Imvc. mi H-eotul
tl""i' . I'nlnl iIi,.Imii "ii In- til" tun west-
in w.inK fm feeble mlniliil Iwys. on
sei-otul Hour
I "The fo'iimi"" oner li.is nlo approved
I of tl.i rM.."iiniPml nun of limit, p.c tiu.i''
i untitle to ti'ii il.is itistt.ul nf fourteen. '
Sophomores Raid Dinner Arranged by Freshmen
Newark Restaurant Patrol Wagon Soon Filled
Diplomacy Gains Liberty for All.
Health llnnrd Forbids Open
Swimming in Hudson
South of Yonkcrs.
in
Stockholders Meinnnd mi Ac- Offer
oii ii 1 1 n lt I iy I'.iir l udcr
tiikinii1 Coni'crn.
Letter to l'roe
Chanireil Knudiill's
Minid Mule.
He
0s
J5AV PKOTESTKHS KAIL
At h mpptlnK of property irnnwi
from Itntli Hearsi nmi (Iravcsciitl In ttnv
Heilth. Department KulldltiK yesterday
Deputy rommlssloner Haven Hniprson
.innonnppi! that t) Hoard of llrnlth h.i.l
extended tlie limits within vvnleli open
Im thine establishments would bj for
bidden In thi miters arotinH th Ity.
On the north thp new ImumlarlPi 'or
hatliitiK e.vtmd from Wlllrtts Point n
l.otur Island to I'm t Si liu.ileron the lirorx
Wile, This eliminates all luthlnK pi
villons at c'Ihwmi'm I'oltit and liars win
tnltiR in Hip Kast llivpr south nf tlilf
hup. but allows li.ithlnc In I'elhatti lt.iv
and tvaters north "f tha limit. On the
Hudson no permits will be. lsu?d to
besrties south of the city Imp J it
I. plow Yonksrs.
On tin- smith thp llnp was drawn troT.
S'orton's I'ulnt 1'irhtr.ouse, at the i"!
rnd of (oiipv Island, arro"S to l"o-t
Wadswnrtli on Stiitm Island. Tin most
npstprti point of the proscrttipd p..-Pt. M
of watprs was IIxpiI nt Arthur llll on
ftatt-n Island.
TIip iPKtilatlon nip.ins that Ipp pi
vttion owntvl liy rx-Aldrrinin I'hll Point-
hue on the Hudson will liu ilosid uuleus i
the propriPtoi applies for a permit o
build a closed bath ne pool, nhiih l
nltowable under tin- new mips. I.nst ,
cui". when the llo.nd of Health was'
considering a ban on b.it hlnir Ii tit"
Hudson If tow Yonl,ei, linint'iUP a; I '
l!ie man.iKer of another river resort1
protpstpd stroiiKlv They said tli.it Wipv
had paid in .ulvancp for summer bases'
mil til it the ouM lose tills :miri'V 1
without ha ,m: rerelved Just mttiiv I
On this eontintloti the board derided !
to let tli-n pstablishniPiits rpinaln open,
.ast slimmer They were Informed, how
ever. I hit the bond tlo year uoull
widen th- forbidden teintory to Inelu le
'hem Tht.r only iei'cuup now, atvnnl-
niK to Pi Kiiiprsoti, lll be to Install
mtols
M.inv pi itiirietoi s the Ii puty Com
misfliniir iid. W.-H- alieady pla-nilm;
to kppt th-ir lm-iiii's by applying fur
iprin.t- to hae p(il (in Olasou's
Point he iiil, a khi1 has Ikpii built that
is time tunes larger than th old pa
vilion Thi. iHinnt'a older, he explained,
tfoveri s null hatliitiK pl.ues .here
monev i i tiaiireil and dons not apply to
person- ttlin ue pi.vate pay. lions or
di' e o(T tvt" i... ati'l p. el'
lo e ijiaveseiiil III) from Pifty-M'V-
entli - i.i't. It.i Itli'de. to Nortun !
I'ii i.: I. en eitabl'.shiiii'tits. iiu-ludlui: ,
Stein-, will be put out of buniics- unless i
the 'ife piiuls That is why members I
of tin. 1'ith FIimoIi Tapieis As-ucia- '
mil il .l the Vel Knd I'liip-'lty OtMiers J
ss. i iil hi. beaili-d b .linlue Cornelius
i-1 rKifun. ippi-ared at the department
e-lei.'.i lo plolti-t
Iir i:tiier-.uii met their olijpetioiis with
the Hi-ei (ni'i that mote than TOM.O'iU.npO
K.illtuis ! 'W.me iloueil Into the bay
and adjueiit uateis - let' .1 . ntnl that
a l.i iff ait of this pnllmlun i ti-niled
'l i ii ni end When it w.i- aiKUeil that
Coney island shnlild ! in liiiUd In the
prohibition as wll Las (5t iesPnd. Pr.
r.iiicrsuii -aid thai test" showed tlve
inies -ii. op iitiinii it'.es m liiaxehfiid
Ha iimii in the water about Coney
Inland
RULES ON MOROSINI SUIT.
Jnst lee
mi In
I lilt Is
I ltd
llei'liles I'olnl
ress
lllisltiind.
Thi "lilt nf Arthur M Weinei. ex
Itoli eni in. tcninst hi- wife. Mis Hiulia '
Moi'O"'! i ernei . to lompel bei to com
pli with hii ai.Teeinent to pay til ill $1.- ,
ei a a cir foi life In consideration of
le-imitis fiolll llle Police Pcp.lltment,
whs pii'iiallt thiown out of iiiiii'
te-teidty b Supteme Court Justice I
'lltl 1
tn the defence of the suit Mrs. Werner I
entend' ,1 that the contract on whlilii
b js'iand Mini was Illegal and for
that re ison she ivhsu'- oblieed to com
i.'.v Willi t Wei in r deinuiied to this
defein e, and In overrulltiG the demurrer
Msten!,i .lutlce Puis said: "I think'
ihe i iiuiplaitit is bad bci'.ui"e the con-I
tract relied upon is contrary to public I
point .,nd in violation of sistlon 51 of
tit. iloiiie-tn icl.tCons law."
One of Hip pcot'Mot.s of thp statute'
In question siitH thai a husband anil
wife cannot contiait "to relieve the bus- i
band fiom his liability to support his ,
w if' "
JERSEY LOCAL OPTION BILL.
fensnr- I'lnoeil on Ciilemlnr for
Con slil em Hon .Moiiiln.v.
TrtKNTON. Mirrh I1. !if.i' option,
rnlnus provision fo- .Sunday nllitiK
which was voted down to-mt, will be
Hie "pecitil order of liusiness m the.
IIoufc next Monday n.is'r The sue
KCtt.OIl to submit to the people the
uuest i, of Sundnv sellniK came from
AHScinlilt M .in CoIkiii of Hudson, but
IMis oM-rw he rn.iiirlv ib'f. ii.d
AYhen Co- iocil option b II was ail
verseh reported by Assein'dymnn I'e.i
lOek's committee this aftirnipjii the
Hudson members, who have caused
worry to the liquor interest! liy tnreat
cnlnc to vote for the bill, were
forced '
by circumstances to declare their atti
tude. They accepted the opportunity
and spared no effort to Include in ths
bill an amendmpnt which would mean
Its certain defeat Hereafter there need
be no irupi work as lo where the Hud
son members stand
$7,000 FOR HUSBAND'S LOVE,
Jersey Court (lives First Itnllnu nf
Kind In Wife's Cnvor.
Tnr.NTOS, N. J. March H. Thp first'
recorded rabP Ir New Jersey In whh'h ,
Judgment has lseu susti. ned asnlnst i
4 woniaJi foi a 'eujtir.K a laisn.in.l s
affections was de Ided by ths Supiemt,
Court to-dav. The court ntliuiied .1 ,
verdict for 17.000 damsise recovered by,
Mra. Kthel Hums atrainst Mrs Mnrifaret '
itrowu, proprletiess of a hotel and,
saloon In Atlantic City I
The husband of Mrs Hums, 21 years ,
old, was a bartender In the hotel It (
was charued that Mrs. Ilrnwn by Hip ,
eiprclse of "arts, blnndlshtiipnts, wiles
nnd pntlrpmptith" Induced him to for-
4ke his family. In such circumstances,!
a wife and two hildren belnT deprived
of their solo support, tho court held
that verdict of 17,000 was not ex
rc sslve.
J. P. MORGAN TO GO ABROAD.
Trip
fiotd tn
Unve .No Mprrlnl
Mk-
i I Men lie
ns lo l.onns.
J, I' MorE.iti wilt sad for IliiRland on
board thn I'hilii'li lphlii on Thursday. He
will be ii' enmpamed by his w'fe
At tbo offlrfs of J. I' .Mill Kail A Co, I
ycutcrriay it was said that Mr Moriran's J
Wip at this tlmo has no special slKnlll
cance and was not belntt tnndn in icl.v
Hon lo thn flotation of am loans or
ctedllH here for Hi eat lli'llaln or any nf
tho other a'lted (lovcrimi'iitH
It was pointed out that Mr Moican 1
rPKUlarb went to IMrope for a trip at
bout tins Line of yenr and that this
vciv.iRe was ineruly his annual one
Mr MoiKin recently opened bis town
hi us. n London, wlieiK lie w ill euy
auriiiif I11.1 Mull In Rnclunil.
Nkwark. March lfi. --lNturteen stu
dent of Columbia t'tmerslty were locksd
up In tho First precinct police station
hpre to-nlBht after free for nit nirlit
at Achtel-StPttpr's rtstaurant, In llroad
strpct. Fifty freshmen were about to
hold their class ibnner thpre wlipn
seventy-five sophomurps raldid them.
Thn dlnlnp room iispiI by thp freshmen
was wrpcked Walters and pnlleetnen
Joined In tho fracas. One student and
two policemen were hurt.
Tile freshmen, with lllchard lahey of
Hmnklyn as thplr c.iptaln. had Just
taken their scats Tor thn fpast In a
room on the second floor of the restau
rant when the sophomores, le.l y Her
bert Hcllll.te of MS West 114th Street,
Manhattan, and Newark, appe ited. The
sophomotes divided themselMS in:o two
turtles. The students ti one division
climbed on to the roof of a shed In the
rejr of the restaurant and pot Into the
fieshmcn's dltiim: room thtouitli win
dows. Tup othprs walleil In the street
for the slitnal to enter. It was mvtti.
The tlfty fre'hmen hid six polliemen
ready f.n nuivibie trouble
,n,l when the
sophomores i ushrd up to the eo nd Moor
fiestmicn, w.uteis anil isuictrnen
upon them. In the battle china
ulavs wine, tables and eh'i'.rs
fell
nnd '
were ,
broken and scattered About.
Wnin the lleht was over and the
students looked .wound they fulitld them
selves surrounded bj the pollco ri-sere
f lle pnvilicts of the
c. nnd all
the lieadquarters
de-ectives. St'hul
VEHICLES RILL THREE
CHILDREN, INJURE 8
Hoily of Unidentified Bo
Foil nil TwNted in Heliuicev
Street Cm Fendeer.
Three children wprp k'!d t:, .lit '
In collisions with street cars, nt'o-
mobiles nnd wiicnn" and eleht others i
ive'o injured The iiKft unusual of the
deaths was tli.it of an unidentified bov
wiiose hmly was found twisted Into the
fender nf a IVUncey stmt car after It
had iiaohed the foot of (Irand street at
the Hast Itlver.
J The c.ir was about, to switch from the
i eastbound tr.icls to the vvestltound for a
r turn Journey when Charles It Howard,.
starter, notlcisl what
bundle r.tusht In the
he t'muB'it
rear tender. It
proved to he the liody of a lad about
vp.irs old Tne head was iiltno-' eiv -
eted from the body. It was tiuureil that I
the boy bad been rutmitiK abm; tl:e s.du
of the car, perhaps cllncluir t" It with
his head down to escape the detection of
the '. inductor, and fill utid - far enotii; 1
"n tho projection of tin- fender to
t(lc i
ride t'Htiirht In his clothlns The car
had run through Sprltu and Pelancey
stints and then south lu
Hrand. The body was
Halt sttict
taken to
Morirup.
Morris Hlipker, I yp.ir" o'.d, of !,',
ItiMrdalf avenue, Kat New York, was
instantly killed. He went il.iw n under
the wheels of a laundry waitou as h"
toddled out Into the Mteei In f out of
hs home In pursuit of n kitten Hi
mother saw the accident. No arrest
was made.
Helen .Wilson. ... f 1.1 West 114th
street, was run down by nn automobile
oivned and operated by Klnirland Kit-
Patrick, TiT Wc"t I1fiy-"evi nth street,
while she was plavlnc with other chil
dren at Wi"t 14 1th street nnd Seventh
avenue. She died two linurp liner In the
' ll.lllem llo-plt il
William Hiand, !'. ..f ::.' Jiffusoii
'stieet. WI'! auisbui e. iffei.sl a frac
ture of the rkull i belliK lllll ilow ll b
in .'iiiti'tiiob.le ilriven by Frank S. h.ihler,
'14ii Hr.'eiie avenue. In front of the
'lild's lionn He was iakin to St
! Catherine's Hospital About the same
, time Antonio Contl.i. .1. of fiiii l--jr-t
avenue, wlnle pl.olni; .it Tliii ty-ei!it i
"tleet and Flr-t fiieiiue. was ktiockel
I down by a horse nnd truck owned In
ICeorve Kern, 4!" Ninth avenue. He
j wim carried -o Hellevue llo-jiit.tl siiif. r-
I I in: from severe bruises lu-ssle .liffrey,
4, of 3O0 West I'lfty-fourtli street, also
was struck by a horse and wairnti al
'Fifty-fourth street and HlKhth avenue
land taken to I'nlj clinic Hospital.
Five other clilldieii, all but one mule"
i in years of a-'e, vice llljllicd III tMe
Stie-"ts dur.i.u tile ilav. II. tile mnrnmi;
' Wilbnm Poiuieil). iiH, of "iiiii Kr's .i
.IVe'Ole. Tile Hll X, W.ls ll t b' it'' -HI'
I o ilille ,'i fi.i't o' '.'.ii Il,i8i"i ai'i.ji
and eevere't brui"ed and i u'
I " ' " "
, BEFRIENDED BY MRS. GIBSON.
Voiiimster'is "loiitlierit i-cen4 W'ns
n 4uf!1i'!ent Introduction.
I5evau Arthur O. t.omax, 14 years
old, had his (southern accent with him
in the Children's Court yesterday he will
! be sent back to .Salisbury, N C, and
will pet a Job on a farm theto Wlieu
Mrs, Charles Pana Olhsnn. who is one
of the Imct'orne sisters nf ll.cri i''
county. Va heard the younK"ter epeak
pile ake-d Justice Majo to let her be
friend him "He's one of my own peo
ple." she said
The boy said there were nine children
In his family He had been earn. tie
!l 1" a ilav is a watei boy on tbe
Soii'hei'n Hailroad. but lo-t trs Job wbni
them was a cut down of employees He
went to Charlotti and enlisted us a sol
dier, saving be was If ye it" old. Lust
Saturday nlcht he arrived at Fort S'o
cum. where his deception was found out
nnd b was sent away vvit'i only a
dollar that the army do, tor irave him
W tb the help of a pot . i man be found
h.s way to the Cli'lilren'K Court nn,
would have been sent In the Children's
Society hut for Mis Oibson
'12 T&rfZlattAjPSt
Spring Russets, 52.97, rrf.US, $1.93
Sold at $4.00 to JO. 00 Hlsewhere.
Ifr'nrepMrl" "lne clown.'
I.liw nsncrd heels.
Dark Mnhocjnny
i Newest Flat Last
$5 Russids, with Buckskin Top. now $3.85
C C.nf Shoes nnw M Vi
Kj" snoe now 'J'J:
Clearance of Samplo and Small Lots
$1.95, $2.60 & $2.75 pair
Values $3.00 to $1.00. Sizes broken
"I
Hi
alp
I wound and w i" atleinlfd b a iloetor
I I'attolnieti William I'eters.n was cut on
the Iliad by k..i.- and nliotluT police-
man was llt;htly injured
The i..tiol w.ikoii was nutlde the
' restaurant atid a llttb Intel the fol.
IIowiuk students, mostly sophomore.
' were In the station house Tinnitus .I.
i McCarthy, SO, If.n Kust i:iKlity-eenth
Ft reel , Jii.'i ph llrjan, lit, i34 West
lUtli strict . .Inims l.anir.epla, :o, :;
t Mast It'i'li fteit Malcolm WuNh. Hi.
I New llrlsbton, Stateti Island ; Charles
'ritiilsoii. II, r.r.n West I13tli sttii't.
Tlioini" tb'titley, l!i, o.tu West ll;:ih
stteei . Ibtbert Krlend, fitK Ittverslde
Hilve. I.ytnnn llradiej, jn, l'.;i lllm
street. Mount Vernon. Pavld
I't. 4:11 West li;tll stre.'t;
Cochran. !
KeiiMin
1 111 miteria in. i.n West 117th st 1 t .
Nii-bula Itanfolioff, l'.t, tilf. West
114th street Herbert Sehnlte. fi. r,:i 1
Wet II till street, Frederick Wurhaeh
i, 31 i:.it llflth street, and Thomas ,
W Todd. I'm, Pobbs 1-Vrry. N. V. I
I I'touilses to p,j for the damage done
lilt the irit.nir.tnt and other measure
I suesested bv student dlploinicy resulted,
I In the liberation of the fourteen '.ip-.
"V"" -'iter a lime
11 men uepiopej mat iiip sopnomorps 1
hid In vn seeklni; l.alui, the fie-hmnn
captain, for two das, in orib r to kliinap '
him. but lli'it be bad been hldibtn. Th
freshmen, on the other hand, had been
liuntliiR for y. Imlte, the sophomoie cap- .
tain, but Schulte slept last nlKht In an '
itpariiiic n: 111 .New vorK wtileli li.ul been
hired as a r.kiI for I.nhe. If that youth !
flioi.Iil bo .'.ip' ;n i'J
MISS WAHLERS SUES
MAYO FOR $15,000
Scciiinl l.eirnl
Haven (Mrl
le-cd
Aetion li Vcw
I!aed mi I-A-sinlt.
. t ll'trv Ct.r . M ' Vlr
itiii mi .1 Mayo was iii.nl.- tli- .l-f' n.l.mt
: ), s .ifti" i,n.in in uit for !l.".,o".i The
plaint ff !s M'-s Sm-n na H 'I Wihlers.
"S. who nt one time wa a "tetioirnthi r
In Miij-o's otllcM the -.'tne otlt -e where
Lillian M Cook the ItiiH.b'Mi nut who
committed Miiouh', was employed
Alis Waliler's act o-i !taain"t M iyo
Is based on an aliened a"nult which the
plaintiff asserts ws made unon her
while at won; for Mayo April IS,
lbr counsel Is I'rosccuto: Hubert .1
I Woodruff
xius is the s-c.md couit tuo fedini? '
' stHitf.l Hifainst Mao bv Mls Walilers
Yestt'idav afternoon n.e appe.liv I as
....l ,1. .... 4.. ....linn l.,.rm .. .1.11. ....
) nf '; v'mn. ,!(.,lJamm ,,. j..,, ( ha,R.
lllis j.)0 with bel-ic the father of her
two-year-old d itichtrr and appoalinc
to ti.e Jutlie 1 impel Miitn to pay for
the support of the baby.
Pcpuu Sheriff liustav Chi. wiun he
repeived the itapeii. In the Sl.'i.ioln suit,
betan a sear. h of '.lie Hal et ite
reionls tn tne town or liatiulen. wtiete
.lto result's, lit nun projieny suuu-. ni
i to meet the .imo'int demanded In the
ttacbmetit pipirs lit- found i3.1.iinn
worls'l nf real e.t.lte til'lollUitlK to .vll.to,
on which lie placed iittaehments. lie
nl-o attach d Main's at unt of about
$ 1 .noil ii a New II. lieu bank
TWOMBLY SUIT WITHDRAWN.
Iilcntllv of I'lnliif I IT. Vll.s Hi. .ten,
"oinevv hit I of vftstprt. I
The !;.".0O" d.i'n.iRe "Hit started two
months aao bv M! II. i lion en, all I'.ntr
bsh woman, ait iin-t Mis I'lorence V n .
dm bill Twombly, dailuliter of the In,
William II V itiderliilt and widow- ol II ,
MeK. Twotiblv, for libel In letters .il
leced to have betn written by Mr'
Two'iibly was discontinued yesten'iv
on an m ler sluued by Supieine Court
.lust.. Itljni '
It is uinler-tooil the w ithdravviil of t'ie
aetion was the voluntary act of the I
plaintiff sniep the identiti' of Miss Itiw.n
was "oiiiewh.it of a mysteiy and c.etp
vas also some question oottcennni; the.
autheirsliip of the letters attributed
Mrs. T'vonibly
We qouldn't let St. Patrick
pass without some mention,
of our Irish worsteds. i
We're more or less fa
miliar, here in America, with
Irish friezes and Donegals,
rough finished fabrics.
Wc, however, are the first
to introduce Irish worsteds
here.
They're substantial, hard
wearing fabrics, in dark pat
terns : excellent businesssuits.
S28.
For motoring
Irish wool steamer rugs, ,
woven on hand looms, wash
able. .tn tiihlul rmiit'ilirnri!
Ihir niic ori' nf .rii . I icti in' nuil
lis Slrnt, inlh on uitriincr on .fjic,
Si ml, ix iinic npiii. I
Mokini our nloriK ol your xrrrire, '
Rogers Peet Company 1
llrnailway ' Rrnadway
ui l.ith St, "The hi ,i4ih St. I
Four
nrnadwny
ui U'arren
Corneri"
Fifth Ave.
it 41st St.
the sophomoti' ,.ipti. i, n.ui
I M I tin i llo..m. iin t as ;
' j sit t jnjr Itinm n ' itsir,t,Tn ( net
H Furnished Rooms and B
Apartments by the Month W
i ,17 V - '"'SI' .le - II ft W
m Iioatiie H otns rj,, L
j JJ S' ''nirll' v-n ,n i i,irni'n 'uu o
fXT5rt) 77 uttbe ji .h e e,r l'hil. Ian
,y m !' h
f l&W ' .1 n 11 ,fic prnpr
y II r C Vob.es Mrf B
yi -Ji Pho-is s"ivfl i-, , Mh,lf
x fft W m ' W
S ifJf. !gji ,iL-a- m i:i in. Ueii iis.i,,.inr W
4m?' I
IMVAI.S 1M.0T. Ill' SAYS
Vlce.cinni.plttr Vlvlm M I.pwis of
New .let'py h-is Erat.t' d , at or lpr to
show e.iuse whv 11 rccelvei shoolj not be
appo'tited for William Nerker. Inc. fit
tural dlreitor" with at least twenty-six
under! 1UI11K ptrlnrs In this ein. Iliook-1 there, found h'uscif on the difenslw
lyn. Stateii Island nml New ,lrr-v The m.., ,ny Mis. Pimph. thiomrh he.
concetti Is wblel. known by reason ofjottoitipy, Hlllui rjoot, ,lr, made pubp.
Its attacks on the so-called "puffin tt t" j .1 letter sent by .1 .McKi-e llurden. tn
-.mil Its belief In the ne of primer's Inlt I'otr.mNi.onrr'n secretary, to Pr. Pavl
11s a medium to convince people that it c, Yat of the medical board of the
'' r'capcr to die than to live The I
order Is returnable In .!erev I'ity Chan-
cerv Chambers on Monday next.
William Neclter. who startel In bul
ncs In I'nlnn Hill and utilized the ro. ks
of ths I'allsad". to herald llllilself In
paint Hint wouldn't conm off as "Necker,
'he leadltiK undertaker," Issueii a trtate.
ment from his main office in L'nlon Hill
last nlulit di'tiylni: all the iharires made
against him in the I.. I of pomp! unt.
The petition for a ! i 'teis'dp was
Died by l.awier I'. ti-i Itci.U" of Jetsey
Cilv on behalf of Maiv K Mdier, Vtn
itnxii Pi St. i i t and Mix Herman of
.lersiv City, IMrrv W and tobert II.
Keillo r of I'liioii Hill, M.iihil.li l.int I,
Charles Kin lilmiT anil IMnard t'
I'llotnke of It. ooklyti md lo-pli nd
'li.nies 8'lineldpr of New olK
1'ie put ets forth that the co-cem ,'
, imi ited, was dpsiitried to ".Ml.e o.i"
e bi. cesx 'of t'ndertMker Wi.'.. m
N. er an. I ili.it Necker c itisril to ,e
i: od lt'tn.000 worth of stock to I .
!.' ami offeied prtfem-d si' 'It fir p'l't
siib'i't Iptio i The ..niplaiiia; ts
e that Nei ker's friends u'.d I'f.
ii i" 'r-l 'o the ttoiiO oi 'p '.,r -
"it h.t liiiKht . t-ol tl'e t M
I it Nec'-er took i harue of the busi'
j- I . it., dm ted I' as If It vo-e t,- -..
; al bui' ess a liefore tl.e i !' -i
l.oi. Ti.e hill h Hires tin- M, i ,..
i. ..iin: were k'-pt and it was . np.. e
it tell wl.tt'ier the i oriorat".i. w i o-
ii. ir or making mop.-. It was fn t'i.
ei fotth ,' the papers that so neirl,e,-
i to- o .ilti. t of Hie bus, lie-s . I
.! ks l'eiue. t'y '"sued i .hip '
ni.i'K-d ot stiflclet funds" - ' p' -
tested," .mil that bank In New., k.
Pi'ersO' V' li i w ;.en. i.utte'iiai'ir . i .1
.lersm i'ii' di'-'ni'Vl to ha-ilv ,i. iti'i-s
( to. -lie icei n hcc.iUf-c of the ma
ol isii i h, . ks
It is il.eitisl Hi.it IT p nti.ipe v. r
i put Ulide: deposit oond and that mi.i
of them bad to brlnn I.iwn.ts -o
tlie.r Ueeisits back when they c,i,
tllllr Joli'i o wr-e ilisch'irtte I
b 11 sets up thai Necker had his si ,'
flvseil st lin.enn nd fnt peve-al tn -t'...t
amount, fiat the other "itlceis i
d re ,nrs .ne tigureheuds nml i i
perform dutv us sueh. tint t', e,'i
tt.y "lei ' 'ip. ks l'i ili-.k a th..'
Necker til's f',j in n" he sees i
It wan a'.lPRel there are i.'no, I , .,-
stNiidliiir notes nlibh will ma'u e In t
nest forty davs nd that there ar.v o.
funds to ak- . ne of thee notes '
N'eeker "aid last nltrht that u less
r.vals Jin- I,m.-i the pint in an .ft'- n t
t enib.irr us l.lni
"1 never 'kited i rhe-k In "v "'
he Mid, 'and 1 have never I: iw
ibiry in full Never bavp I d r.v
lllnr- tlllin f..' n wpek A ."'.'fee . T
sulmilttted to our annual st "'Kl. 'If '
niKtini: .icsterdav bv Charles U '
a certl'led pui'llc a' countani. "''..ws t ,t
our piotlts I . t year were v We
i.ive a s"rplus nf 5.'''"." i:s -le
n'l ',. iiiilitb's .Ml Judk-'nt".:- .re i ,i
ji,d the coni-rn is prfeeiv o' v,
ill, I J. ".liu. "nil woltli "f clin-.e-s .,-,
)r 'P "
T' e . omp'.i.'innt" albce t it s
.i l.tle a-e i ' ex.'e-.s ..f ',i
t ' ,t 1 - s a--' ' ' "f l H'l,' ' '
a'
lll.M. AMI ltr.sr.rK.NT8.
One of New York's Select Hotels
OMWEBSTER
40 West 45th Street
NEAR FIFTH AVENUC
PAI'l. I.. I'IMtl.ltUl.t Pr.inrleteir.
Hotel Breslin
Sun i 4 tt ii In i.refn
II Downs, Illrminr
ItmailnsT ami suih
st. I e i sml IHnm r
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lluqni Mr siiil Mia,
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tool
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WALTON
Ill-Ml, III il V IIIMI.il I
HELLO
GIRLS
Mlld'ltlirr Hi-llrw v(h vo Inter nvlrn i
MP, -tl'lii I i KPsrlVP "l.bpi Son
CASTLES
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Mr. I
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S. Vernon Castle ;;1
All! I
s.ilindiiy MmIiipp 't'p.is itr nml Mrs. i.i-i..-ilniii'lnei,
iiilmlssiiiii ti, inrluillny le.i,
lli-si.iiirsiit Inrhaiiri of I'lerrp A l.oui.
14th Slrccl, near Fourtli Avenue
AMI "1:111, NTs,
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A L A C E
11 WAV A J! -a
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Nat 11 III. A lilllers
lll'.llrlie "l.llllall "I
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COLONIAL
lbiiivMt s
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Milltlli'll", Sluti hp A I ii I
lli ni'iimsliiiiip A i ii ,r I
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tiprln Stuart lliiniev, Mill Unrla, m s
ottim A hruurtli Cnfccy iVIla. Hoy,)
HOTEL LAimElTor
V n;.it'. .win ,r m
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2 " f o iW
A n-1 t rf
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I "transiknt rates m
V VII ll.u.i.i ..1.1. II. .1. i V
I J I Ho . I. 1(i
TIT i)rARAXTI.VK I.I.MIT
''"mntissioiK r of Charities Kingshu 1
who tieeiify eharcpd Mr Mar, c
I Piihphj. "iipprlntendent of tn hosp,-1.
nml eiionls on Itandail's Nlnnd, wit.i
I KroS" ncrlert In ths conduct of the ttmi
s-w York 1 'Ity Childrfn's Hospitals and
.-ctiool". whlcn, she contends, shows con
! cluslvel.x that the nutter of uuaiantln"
1 nt the Island was tint within her Juris
', dl .'Hon. but devolved upon Com'tvslnner
Klmcfhurv and the nie.ll a. board
Ifi mtkltit; public the littet Mr Hoot
said :
'I'araKranh S C nf '.hp charcps sent
If the Commissioner to Mrs. Punph
ens us follows A ir'Jor'iy of tt,
lildren .nlmlttptl to th' said Inst'tu-
i t'on fiom .I.mtiirv I. lttij. to June ;i0.
' 1 "1 4, were n t d"taltpil in the reception
hospitil for fourteen dots, as rtqulrd
bv th" lult s of sn.d ib pnrtmetr ' It s
"liei lfleil In Hie rules of the dpartm it
eovernini; 'be .trt.n.nl'i.itlon of llan
rt i'l' li.Hi.l ii.it tie unitary i-K"ln-tl
'n of the Mind stull b- under ti
' ,1 TRe, no' nf
npdt'-il .'oho
Tl.e I' icr
I' Vt'e
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.ef
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ptlrnn r Jl Kill.
Ppro"p.
be -ned
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: tsoisiiist ss5.rr,
vti srvii:sTi
HIPPODROME?
Ill ttl'l MM. VI I ll Ml. Ill
I'll lure" ( I. ue l uler Sim I Is l Mil'
ll.ll inrllli Prill'" III IS-"J." Mil'
Manhattan's',
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BLUE B I R DY"
COMEDT'm,', , s k t
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PLAYHOUSE .
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48TH ST. .
THE LAW
LAND
SHUBERT '"V
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PRINCESS
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LYRIC
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com;,
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UNDER COVER
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ASTOR
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with dm, VI, I nlian, II in, rullier
,ii
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lift I ' St.,ltr tl'vi III , I is.tsl'.'ll.
i I'nii A si 'ii
ON TRIAL
Ml ll I. inn) seals
In IH lliiliiin,
Mil.. ;.1t .. t 1,00.
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LONGICDE
WI T Is I'll i;iu
l'ili, .Vie tn II .VI Mill
LINES
In
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nn, ii.
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Spring
Of a New
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Specially Priced, $12.75
Some Stores Are Asking $17.50
Others $25.00 for These Overcoats
Smart new model-" of etremel clever cut. well tailored of ,1
knitted fabric: line in texture, light in weight, and so fashioned th.i
it neither wrinkle-, nor loses its shape.
Regulation and Raglan shoulder garments on flaring lines, with
patch pocket", turnback cuffs, plain or velvet collar; silk yoke an.-,
sleeve lining.
In Oxford Blue, Cambridge and Green - one of the Season's Smartest Novelties
'fc.
t4
a
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A Complete Showing of Spring Suits
for Men and Young Men
at $14.75 to $34.75
Elevatom on the 35th St. Side run direct to the Men's Clothing Departmerf .
Fifth Floor. Cigar Department at the Special Entrance for Men, one stop fror
Prondway on the 35th St. Side.
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Wit ",1'T",
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SPECIAL ST. PATIICK'S BAY;
MATINEE TihDAT
P.rnl.-1-hne-rVjijvol lsOvUie.S
ntt, wit PrtHICA. dl Preity fcrb
noove. ttjsver. -c t sun-
39th St. 'V
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run i.s .mi, in m r.ii.
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Vln-i It ,,. erf ,il I'l.n lii e lurk.
Maiine Elliott's. ,
HPHVI 1 1? NFIKni.. TrnDV'.et.,t, eniiirp
ill
STANDARD
A ' '- I "I -ip I" r
imnrrow 2r.e r.i.
WM. FAVERSHAM
m
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Summer To day
Al 2 omtocU
at tfio
International
Flower
Show
Mar, 17 to 23
10a.m. to llp.m
Grand Central Palace
IMffi,?pji"s.:
iMMiiltini i iiiiiti'il ).t A utii rirlurt"
Tomorrow Mat. at 3,,1kr;!".l.,,V,
Sunday Night at 8:30, '.AV.i '"' i"
di ui u innv
'1'hi'iitn lutii si
i v. in, li a JUU I nn ii' tl inn-
Clevor Onos
l"E. stttiii, vi,,,, ,, a, A sal
fOLUMBIA r;,', Burlesque V;,,.,,l.
Rosey Posey Girls
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St Noun lu llii-tiiiieiiHir'l.aili' 1
.;iu' vi strnniliiii'ii a xiiini.i.
10-ios-, .Nl-lt U cel. ti' i ull J Mnsuuf '
R. H. Maty & Co.'s Attrctioni Are Their Lo-w Meet.
Herald Squire,
B'dwaj,
Overcoats
Knitted Cloth
Ml ".I.MKST"..
'Ihe.p , lnrU I esillnc Ihpalrps ll,i,e
EMPIRE
11 MS
vint r
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LYCEUM
rpt ttth st i:ip t ?i
Mat" Tn-rnnrrotv A. sat .' .
ELSIE FERGUSON
" OUTCAST
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Milks
BELASCOW"'
4lth r-ri ro
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"MISS STARR WONDERFUL" Sun
FRANCES STARR
IN 11 vltll .IIIIH
HUDSON
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