The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1902, Page 8

SLUCCER MAYBE PLPL OF PERRY Boston Detective Is Coming to New York to See If Negro Who Has Been Attacking Wo- .men Is “Terror’s” Accomplice | | | NO IDENTIFICATION § YET.} ——- Latest Victim Fails to Appear Against Him, and Another Wo- man Assaulted Cannot Be Posl- tive It Was He Who Struck Her. ‘The police of the Hast Fifty-first street station think they have a New York “Jack the Glugger” in a negro who gives his name as Thomas Jenkins. A de- tective from Boston is coming here to Yok at the man, hoping to identify him as the accomplice of the alleged Bos- ton “Slugger,” George Perry. He waa arrested after striking Mra, Addie G. Stewart, of No. 7% Lexington avenue, fm the back and @natching her chate- laine peg. He answers the description ef the negro who has recently com- mitted a number of daring and vicious attacks on women in New York, and the police think his arrest will stop the depredations. Between the outrages of the ‘Boston Slugger” and the operations of a thug in Now York recently there 1s a great similarity, although the injuries to vic- tims here not been serious. The police think t! the negro under arrest {s the man who held up Mra. Orvetta Boese and her daughter, Miss Florence De Vere Boese, and committed other @aring attacks and robberies. Victim Fafls to Appear. Jenkins wes arraigned in the York- ville Court to-day, but Mrs. Stewart was not present to identify him. Magis- trate Maro remanded him to the East Fifty-first street station in the custody of Capt, Lantry, who will endeavor to et furher evidence csainst the man. At present the police have no substantial evidence against him. A detective is expected to arrive in the city to-day from Boston who may be able to identify him as an accomplice of Porry, the alleged Boston “slugger.” ‘Mrs. Stewart was walking in Fifty- elghth street last night, and when she neared Madison avenue the ‘negro rushed at her in the shadow of the buildings, struck her a blow in the back and seized the chatelaine bag that hung et hor belt. Policeman Sullivan, who had been shadowing the negro for several blocks, to Mra. Stewart to remain turned, dashed after the robber. caught the negro near Sixth and Mrs, Stewart went to the s house, identified the negro and made a charge against him. The chatelaine bag was found in his pocket. It con- tained a small amount of money and Mya, Stewart's gold watch and chain. Knocked Down Two Women. “\The assault upon Mrs. Boese and her daughter occurred in Forty-sixth | otreet when they were returning home trom the theatre. When in the shad- ow of the bulldings a negro rushed at the women. knocked both of them down and snatched « chatelaine bag from Mrs, Boese containing a fine pair) of opera glasses and a number of articles of lesser. value. ' ‘The robber turned the corner and disappeared on Madison avenue before the women could recover from their fright and give an alarm, Neither got) @ good view of their assailant, but both | were notified early to-day to be in| court to look over the prisoners. No Positive Identification, | Mrs. A. B, Greenshields, of No. 231 / West One Hundred and Twentieth street, appeared in court to-day, but was unable to make any positive Identi- sfleation of the man. She said she was standing at the corner of Ninety-third street and Central Park Weat last night waiting for a car when a colored man brushed past her, snatched her bag, con- taining about #5 in bills and jumped | over a nearby fence, | Mra, Isaac Summer, of No. 17 East! Seventy-third street, was also held up | In a simflarmanner. | ‘The negro 1s of a distirctive enough type to be easily recognized if once seen. He says he comes from Bermuda, and | he looks like a West Indian, He ts tall) and finely bullt and his small, almost | delicate hands are in striking contrast | to his burly body, His head is round and small and his skin very black. ‘The chief mark of identification ts a jong scar that starts at a point Just gelow the right corner of the mouth | and extends straight downward. It ends under the chin and 1s apparently | ‘trom the wound of a thick-oladed knife, ) He wore a dark sult of clothes and soft hat pulled well down over his eyes, $$ SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. fun rives., 6.43/Sun eeta,. 4.46)Moon seta... 4.07 THE TIDES, High Water, Low Water, | AM, PM. AM. POM + Sandy Wook .. 14 640 11.39 148 Governor's Isiand 60 iy = } Mell uate Ferry, BL 7.83 14S PORT OF NEW YORK. ARRIVED. + Port au Prince Pring Wilhelm IV. atlas Port Arvhur, Tex. Deus cesses Hamburg ‘Atlas rt Arthur, Tex, Ei ci ny A Turkistan F Montauk Poll Ravensdale OUTGOING STPAMSHIPS, SAILED TO-DAY. Siongolian, Gla) El Alo, Galvert Princess Anne, Monterey, Ma ‘Cuba, ‘Bantlago. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, Sihissiait MARA RSE od &.. yer ¥ THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER. 13, 1902. woo WAKE FITS | se NE rouceen} STEEN EG Bowls Them Over in Furious! Bout in Station-House Until) Rolled in a Blanket and Tied Up. FOUND PRAYING ON STREET. Taken to Bellevue Hospital Bound In Straltjacket, and Doctors Be- lieVe He WII! Die in Delirium from Drink. A drink-crazed man of giant build was taken to the insane ward at Bellevue Hospital early to-day after besting nine policemen in a struggle before he was overpowered. It is believed that the patient {s Augustus Leonard, who has recently lived at the Globe Lodging- House in Chatham Square. The man was found kneeling tn front of the Italian Cathlolc Church of St. John early to-day. He was praying loudly, and Policeman Toomey, of the Oak atreet station, saw that he was in- sane from drink. When the policeman tried to take him to the station-house the fellow attacked him and Toomey rapped for help. Policemen Willams, Murphy and Cul- lity responded, but their combined strength was not enough to subdue Leonard, who: 1s more than six feet tall and broad of shoulder. The madman sent the policemen down one after the other. When they finally tired the man out and got him to the station-house they were covered with mud from head to foot. No sooner was the prisoner In the back room than he attacked the nolice- men. He yelled like a maniac and threw one policeman after another away from him as though they were chips. His cries, mingled with the shouts of the ACITY IN ITSELF ovr EES ME AT THE FOUNTAIN, : ef PAVE We've Been Oatking MANbout Christmas Jor Several Weeks. we are already doing a thriving Christmas business. ceeding day makes The Big Store a cheerier holiday centre of activity. Every suc- New things are pouring in from all parts of WSs the world. Everywhere throughout the Siegel I aA Cooper Store there is a notable expansion of al- ready plethoric stocks. There are no thin spaces, no glaring gaps; everything is here in amplest and broadest variety. — You observe agreeably in every section of The Big Store the quickene vitality of holiday anima- tion. Remarkable preparations are rife. In the great and wonderful Toy Store on the Third Floor interest hourly intensifies. It is a radiant attraction. The Temple of Dolls, the Mimic Horse Show and the Inclined Railway are features of fascinating diversity. Toys! Toys! You see them on every side, They rise before your gaze in pyramids, battal- ions, phalanxes, squadrons—-ia every possible form. Children go wild with delight when their eyes feast upon all these Toyland riches. Ever so many people are taking opportunity by the forelock and buying beforehand. Wise idea. Thousands are opening charge accounts. Another sagacious plan, tor at no time of the year is a charge account more appreciated than during the rush of the Christmas holidays. It saves lots of time. Hold until we say deliver.’ Others are buying Some folks are purchasing pianos and saying: ‘* Furniture, Decorative Upholstery and myriad other things under similar conditions. Feople are buying, buying, buying with increasing enthusiasm, for where is a more attractive or entertaining store ? Th e Siegel Cooper Store continues to he the largest and greatest in the world. ————_—_————— Dining-PRRoom Surniture. HW Variety of Unusually Attractive Inducements. JHIS news will be welcomed by many because of its timeliness and value- giving power. It comes just at a time ‘when thousands are planning to make the Dining-Room more attractive and comfortable for the great Thanksgiving and oth>r holiday fe: Sideboards, China Closets and Dining-Room Tables and Chairs at savings varying from 25 to 50 per cent. nine policemen who by thia time were ; : SIDEBOARDS, SIDEBOARD; quartered oak; golden ARM CHAIR to match; regular tree oe more prisoners in the station ||| SIDEBOARD: quartered oak, finish; shaped front; carved posts price $6.00; special, Oe OO Hole Siieck dieu s ie ||| Gem AARRLY shane eR TOP tarred tony lange romen gists DINING TABLES. . rAawors, Cary! jars, % i An ambulance from the Hudson street French plate scear roRalae 25. 00 mister; regular price $55.00; 40. 00 This list includes samples only, in round pomael ree felled Galle a the pie oe i specials yore wpecsals CHINA CLOSETS. u ‘and square dining tables; they are marked surgeon, attemp! q e man, ||) SID ; quartered oak, fine HINA CLOSETS. but the harder he tried the more violent ||] golden, finish, fat swelled front, CHINA CLOSET; quartered oak; about one-balf price the madman became. A horse blanket Coleatal ere Mee car ae fel oiaea Saleh eee pate French ._ | From $80.00 to 46.00 + at y i Was finally stretched out on the Moor, | 11 oaly;. regular, price $45.00; "DS, OO | esis ea $2508 pee 78. OO) F:0m 975.00 te 42.75 Ten managed to throw him down and|{} Speci» , CHINA CLOSET; quartered oak; rein Pio ce 22.00 Rachine nie. SIDEBOARDS; quartered onl, golden iniah; shaped ends; atralght Bran eevee re 25.00 securely, A fi ‘and three In this position he was loaded into [leer let essa 96.09 shelvs egular price 00 From $44.00 to 25.25 the ambulance and carried to Bellevue, From $48.00 to ON | $28.00; special, 22, From $60.00 to 30.00 where he was ced in atraitiacket. From $42.00 to 32,00 DINING CHAIRS. . . He fs in an advanced state of delirium |1} smeBOARD; quartered oak; gol- DINING CHAIRS, quartered oak, From $36.00 to 18.00 tremens and the doctora do not think ||] Sen finish; ewelled front; toparaw- fides finish, box ‘seat, covered 3 From $34.00 te 17.00 he can recover. ers; oval shaped French plate mir- > Teguiar price $4.00; spe- 2, vA 5 $51.00 Ss 16.00 = ies Tor; regular price, $28.00; spe 7 5 7)| Pie cHarr to match, regular “qe aaa % 1350 STATESMEN COME TO BLOWS}|]} sipzpoarn; quartered oak; gol- price $7.50; special, 5.50 oy den finish; straight front; carved DINING CHAIRS: tn quartered; From $27.00 to 13.50 Austrian Retcharath Adjourns om ||] Pillars; oval onipe’ quae seed eae back; regular 175 cab tincl 2 5.75 Account of a Free Fight. special, P44; 00 Price ; opecial, e (Fitth Floor.) VIENNA, Nov. 18.—The sitting to-day of the lower house of the Austrian Reichsrath was suspended on account of the German and Czech members coming to blows. The cause of the trouble was a debate on the advisability of the use of the two languages in the names of stations on the Bohemian railroads, ———___— TRIED TO CATCH FERRY-BOAT But His Foot Siipped and He Fell Into the River, J. C. Sutherland, a clerk, Mving’ in Sumner avenue, Newark, tried to jump on board an Erle ferry-boat at the foot of West Twenty-third street after it had etarted out from the slip. His foot slipped, however, and he fell into the river. On the ferry-boat was John Schretber, o . 191 Bay street, Jersey City, He al do! coat dd vest, plunged Into the river and succeeded In holding 8 ‘and up until ferry employees th a nul a rope and drew the two men REMARKABLE SUCCESS Of a New Catarrh Cure, A large and constantly increasing mejor- Ity of American people are catarrh suf- ferers. This {9 not entirely the result of | our changerble climate, but because modern investigation has clearly proven that many diseases known by other names are really catarrh. Formerly the name catarrh was applied almost exclusively to the common nasal catarrh, but the throat, stomach, | liver, bladder, kidneys and intestines a: subject to catarrha) disoases as well as tho | nasal passages. | In fuct, wherever there is mucous me brane there 1s feeding ground for ea-| tarrh, The usual remedies, inbalers, sprays, douches or powders have been practically failures as far as anything more than tem- | porary rellef was concerned, because they simply dry up the mucous secretions with out having the remotest effect upon the) blood and liver, which are the real source of catarrhal diseases, It has been known for some years that the radical cure of catarrh could never come from local applications, but from an internal remedy acting on the blood and expelling the catarrhal poison from the system. ‘A new internal proparation which has been on the market only a short tlme bas met with remarkable success as a genuine, radical cure for catarrh, It may be found in any drug store, sold under the name of Stuart’s Catarrh Tab- lots, large pleasant-tasting lozenges, com- posed principally of antlreptic ingredients, Blood-root, Red Guor and similar catarrh specifics. Dr. Ainsles, In speaking of the now ca- tarrh cure, saya: ‘I have tried tho new catarrh remedy, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, upon thirty or forty patients with remark- ably satinfactory results, ‘They clear tue head and throat more effectually and last- fugly than any douche or inhaler that 1 have ever sean, ahd although they are Nhat Is called @ patect medicine und vold dy druggists I do not hewitate to recom mend thent, as I know them to be (ree from a Het I The: and ROY Selec Cha GOGOAD ational i TR. DUE TO-DAY. tarrh Tablets remarkably eect! loan. | u Ane and. convenient anu. yput Uraseie will (PE Pack 1 ys fe srOM uy are absolutely fre INFANTS’ LONG AND SHORT WHITE NAINSOOK DRESSES, round yoke, finished with hem- stitched lawn ruffle, same on neck manufactured to sell at 59c., CHILDREN’S COLORED CORDU- round collar finished with beaver World's Sreate Extremely low prices, highest quality fish, EL CHOICE DOCK, per uTTON WL—Ch NEEDA BISCUIT, Sale of Armour’s Cotter Soaps. FINE ART SOAP, delicate in perfume, which is laeting and pleasant to smell, none better for the toilet—3 cakes in a box tor 25e3 IO if single cake, ARMOUR'S ‘SUPERTAR"’ TRANSPARENTSHAMPOO SOAP, keeps the scalp clean and healthy, mexee hair soft and silky—single cake, © 75 SOCIETY HYGIENIC SOAP, avery high grade and per- fumed toilet soap, made by Society Hygienic Perfume Co., Paris, many odors, cake, 3 4 Che Babies’ Store s Mothers’ Store, and Extremely Popular, Too. Friday, particularly, seems to draw unusually large gatherings. refore we feature these very tempting specials: CHILDREN’S FLANNELETTE | SKIRTS, in dainty pink and blue stripca, veallop edge, sizes 4 to QE 14 years, IS DREN'S COLORED AND WHITE CORDED SILK BONNETS, East, 1920 Street.) (Main Floor, 18th Bt.) ’ very low prices BULWER LYTTON— Complete works; 12 mo; 13 volumes in box; pub- lished at, per set, $13.00; per set, SCOTT (WAVERLEY )— Complete works; 12mo; 12 volumes in box; pub- lished at, per set, $10.00; per set, THACKERAY — Complete works; 12mo; 10 volumes sleeves, sizes up 2.2 years, 9 | flare front, liberal tie strings, | CHILDREN’S COLORED CORDED 31 PS, some with fur trim- arate immed with braid, BOX COATS, couble breasted, fur trimming, spec in box; publiske! at, per set, $9.00; per set, i: ne REO STUART 00 ial, 4 Floor, st Grocery: at our ‘Fresh Fish Market.’’ FRESH FROM THE WATER. New Arrival. SANTA CLARA PRUNES, Meaty, bright, flue flavor, 6 Ibs. for 25e Among following % These val! friends be To-morrow will be a day of interest Choice Quality RUMP CORNED BEEF, ib, So eyei Book Store Values. Extraordinary Prices for Books in Sets. Popular edition of books by popular authors. 2.50 2.50 Goyland. Gxtraordinary Spectat Sate of Wen’s Bath and Lounging Robes A? Sensationally Low Prices. HIS is a Sale of commanding importance, and will unquestionably attract the immediate attention of men who appreciate the comforts and beau- ties of these very serviceable garments. Gngravings. TWO VERY SPECIAL OFFERS. The Engraving Department again makes two most advantygeous of- fers. The opportunity is quite too good in every way to be wilfully disregarded. lates! 1.50 shaded Old English; $2.50 quality, PLATE and 50 CARDS, in Ro- te, LOO A> special this sale Piano, Violin and Song Re Ht 3 o'Clock Friday Afternoon, You. /4, 1802, ; In the Auditorium of the Yow Art Fiano Store, MISS ELISE STEVENS . MISS HENR.EiTA SCaEIBE MR. PAUL DUFAULT : MR, EDWIN LOCKHART Patterns Are Yowest, Qualities Are Best The sale represents the entire made-up stock of one of the largest manufacturers of Bath and Lounging Robes in the United States. Seeing a splendid opportunity to dispose of them quickly, and being inclined to co this rather than hazard any sales, the maker sold them to us at prices which permit us to OFFER THEM AT LESS THAN SUCH GARMENTS WERE EVER BEFORE SOLD AT ANYWHERE. EIDERDOWN BATH ROBES, BLANKETAND EIDERDOWN with cord and tassel, large RUBES, beautiful patterns, variety to select from, made heavy cord and tassel, all sizes, to sell at $4.00; pe) made to sell at fo) rol fo) especial this $10.00; special BLANKET ROBES, cut full F]NECALIFORNIABLANKET sale, this sale, length and width, all sizes, RO:E3, HEAVY CAMEL’S made to sell HAR ROB.S and DOUBLE- at $4.75; spe- Sp 25 FACED EIDERDO WN ROBES, ul cial this sale, with heavy silk cord trim- $2 TERRY CLOTH BATHROBES. ming and silk girdle with uy extremely serviceable, made tassels to match, to sell a: $3.50; made to sell up to $1°.00; spe- cial this sale, M I735 of Pourtalay L935 2 3t at ceutal ‘Lita Floor) So;rano ant block letter; $2.00 5 man of block letters $2.00 erate, 1 o/ae MISS EMMA ANDERSON. +. Violinist , MISS DORIS A. WARD x At tle Piano Walt Papers. 1, The Shinning Wheel (Martha): Flotow | 7. Karnmenol-Quirog (Bp. AZ. Rubinstein U a B. t ol He Las » The Wall Paper Store offers some | 2 Formotten oo Cowles any ‘Tree... Hollander 38 SCHE! f. M extremely good values for to-mor-] 3, Andante and Scherao 9, Passage-Dird idach row. Thousands of rolls in ‘‘room Cay Antara tintin lots’’ of the newest and prettiest} 4. caim as b Cavattne Ma: effects have been marked ina way| , SRR AEROS }11, Blow, Blow, 7d that will appeal to many. tb) La Vivanidie jodard | ind. i. LOCKHART, paitecre LIGHT OR MEDIUM COLORS, any Mit. . 12. My Old Kentucky Home..,...Classea pretty desigas, room lots conslst- 6. When Little Birdie | : TARTETTE. tig fo “rolls. paper and 1h yards 48 QUARTE’ QUARTETTE, Goo’ “Gust PAPERS, x a heavy * a a SOOD Sat panierusy ail states, Lite-Size Portraits. barat aoe w rolls: paper and 18 98 a ari r, all for EMBOSSED PARLOR PAPERS: ‘A Beautiful LIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT, 16x20 inches, mounted on we log MIT gadis atcha, witha ate a ot Dest aba fr he wen | effects; room lot of 10 rolls paper J '7Q} Special prices in Crayons, Water Colors and Sep'as made from old pictures, for 48 yards border, all for ies Sc). | Holiday Presents. (Photo Gallery, Seventh Floor.) (Third Floor, Bound in cloth, at 425 GEORGE ELIOT—Complete works; 12mo; 6 volumesin box; published at, per set, $5.00; per set, BRONTE—Complete works; 6 volumes in box wb: J 25 lished at, per set, $5.00; perl @ set, SHAKESPEARE—Completo 4 volumes in box; at, per set, $3.50; per 73 (Second Floor, Centre, Take Eacalator.) the leading specials for Friday the occupy a pre-eminent position. ues will quickly win many juvenile cause of the extreme attractiveness of the Toys and lowness of the prices. JOINTED DOLL, 111% inches long,bisque head, moving ‘s:wed wig, jointed arms, legs and 25 ea HADDOCK 12) | CURRANTS — "Fountaln’ wasiate, provides ted, HADDOCK, ISH Ge Brand | fancy canta, Alb KID BoDY DOLL, 13 taches tong, bisque head, FBLOUND \ ates % ‘moving eyes, ong core, jolnted bip and knee, 7 Y hoice, pel a snow 8, 0 PALABOT or SALMON STEAKS, concn ‘Cron DRESSED DOLL, 16 inches long, VELOCIPE DES—Steel wire Y HAL pes jointed body, handsome bisque head, wheels, adjustable seat, front Home-Made PRET PUCKW HEAT. ais- | with moving glass eyes, long flow- wheel 20 inches, Fy feo) N. BD. Co. Brand, finest qual- He FLA Pesuessiiy Same as above, with rubber AUTTER, gubipackage, | "1d | with neweat styles of dre tires, py fo) E | Ibs. for Ye. SAP_'Fountain" | fet of underwear QS MECHANICAL TRAIN, with EAKS Pure Vermont Mi- track, reversible locomotive, ten- PS, per 1b. 10 rt ea 33 AO sacra to 1239 i. 1.25 BOSTON MACK: bisque arms, 15 inches tong, OV EXTRA TRACKS, straight “or A, ten. rib. 19 Our assortment of Dolls’ Heads, Arms, Logs, etc., 18 the finest in America, Doll Hospital Is Now Open. IRON WAGONS, 12x24 inch body of shoe steel, 9x12 inch steel ‘lou mild cure, extra | EXPRESS WAGON, locked comer | fancy t- | bodies, steel axles and boxes, 110 per lb, 23 7 tongue draw mall.able rocker plates, 32x16 inci: body, varnished on woud, 12x18 inch wheels, with welded tires, shaved spokes and meat, 275 per Ib, SMOKED HAD- 8 APPLI wins, por New MALAGA TA » per Ib. 20. D a8 FEET, pit and spies Choice Bald full bumbel bos, PICKL ) WHITE OATS. i Bie /aryiibie ; Brand. finest | Ib., 12%) ony rayie| y e's! NUTS,” the old-fashlonat style, per dozen, 10 FRESH MADE ROLLS, $3) kinds, per dozen, 10) app! be 8 pe very RAISINS — “Brand, fancy crown coast packed Ral, sina, IIb, package, 12 (Fourch Floor.) or ERS, assoried flavor pall, 90e.; per Ib, 1 & deiphia Farm ages for fAuest quality, per I curved, | MECHANICAL BANKS, William Tell, Kicking Mule, etc., BED, made of wite, bronze, with | wire’ spring, 23x12 inches, big value, BOOKCASE, made of ash, vai- nished, 23 inches long, 11 inches wide, 47 inches high, | ROCKING HORSE, 6-inch block, | full leather saddie, SWINGING HORSE, 6-in. block, turned legs, full saddle, lifelike, (Third Floor, Take 95 350 IS 1.90 4.35 iy Oatking Machine Store sends the instrument to your home. This Talking Machine is arranged to use either the 7-inch or the 10-inch Records. payment of $1.50 and then $1.50 monthly. Records are included the price is $20.00, with first payment of $2.00 and then $2.00 monthly. First payment of $2.50, and $2.50 a month, inch Records are included the price ie $30.00; with firet payment of $3.00, and $3.00 monthly. is $35.00, with first payment of $3.50 and $3.50 monthly. First payment of $3.50, and $3 50 a month. inch Records are included the price is $45.00; with first payment of | $4.50, and $4.50 monthly, First payment of $4.50, and $4.50 @ month. When one dozen 10 inch Records are included the price is $55.00; with first payment of $5.50, and $5.50 a month. Ohe Boys’ Store 2d Floor Features Friday. “Liberty’’ REEFERS of Pure AT Wool Navy Chinchilla, Oxford and Olive Frieze; also Navy S. Cheviots, LINED WITH RED, Ge ARMY FLANNEL and with, EAGLE AND BARS on sal SLEEVE, And at the Same Price, OVERCOATS of at | ISD scription, including Russians, 21, T0 17 YRS. SIZES 3 TO 8 YRS. every de-) ) Ghe Opening Day of the Yow Long, Medium and Box Coats, all colors and styles, Was attended by gratifying results. Many came to learn of the merits of the wonderful ‘Victor Talking Machines” and of the easy payment plan. An amazingly large number of ma- chines were sold. Che Prices of the View tor Gatking Machine Range from 5/5.00 to $45.00 THE EASY PAYMENT PLAN a very convenient way of purchasing the Victor—fist payment FOR THE ROYAL VICTOR—$15.00 It is admirably adapted for home requirements, Firat When one dozen 7-inch MONARCH, JR.—$25.00 When one dozen 7- With one dozen 10-inch Records the price MONARCH—$35.00 When one dozen 10- MONARCH SPECIAL—$45.00