The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1904, Page 5

ah | porary, improvement, and that these T PLANS 10 Favors Suggestion of The Even- ing World to Place Dividing “Rails at Entrance and Sta- * tion Police There. H iS CHIEF ENGINEER * “Both Tell Why They Think ‘fs Adoption Would Put a Stop to the Present Crowding Dur- ‘Ing Rush Hours. Bridge Commissioner Best favora the tiggestion of The Evening World plan to-establish dividing railings in the frances from the elevated stations at the Brooklyn end of the bridge and the Stationing of policemen as a means of reducing the congestion at these points, { Ho sald to-day to a reporter for The i ing” World that he had read the ‘al articles agitating at least a tem- P: Realed to him as offering a remedy, even if temporary. When the subject was called to the atiention of the Commissioner he at i=; gummoned Chief Enginoer Nichole, the Brkigo Department, and Deputy lasioner Gottfried Westernacher ‘and submitted to them the plan of relief ited. Ike the idea very much," said the Commissioner, ‘both the railings plan and the suggestion that policemen in uniform be ntationed on those elevated roaches to the bridge platforms."” afY¥es,” said Engineer Nichols, of establishing railings appears to ve considerable merit as a temporary ition for affording relief. ‘Tt suggests the idea of feeding corn @ hopper. When corn ia tossed into opper without regard to the capacity » the thachine the machine clogs and the works stop. Then there Is trouble. ‘The same applies to conditions on the bridge, If the progress of tho groat crowds oan be regulated by the dividing pie » Just as the quantity of corn introduced into a hopper, I can Feadily see how congestion may in a jure be avoided.” ‘And,” interrupted Bridge Commis- sioner Best, “the congestion can at Jeast be confined to the broad area of the elevated stations at the bridge, and (this at least will prevent persons from being crowded against the sides of the Marrow passageway and the railings at the head of the staircases leading to the bridge platforms, “The idea strikes, me as being an ex- rota one, and I am in favor of giving ite trial" added the Commissioner, onal Euginver Nichols, Saenes nines hols, who was Baninees Nic! ery ry the plat and hi ineer Meleeat, of your deparimen make the ni jed arrangement: ested the Bridge Commissioner Werternacher Deputy Commtacioner ailao axsented. Commissioner Best added that he ‘would communicate first with Commis- ‘stoner McAdoo with reference to pina- ing extra policemen on the bridge ated station and then give hie att to the su plan, of The Evening World. HEWITT’S COACHMAN SUICIDE Former Employee Takes Carbolte Acid. ‘Hugh O'Connor, thirty years old, for- merly « coachman for ex-Mayor Abra- ham 8. Hewitt, killed himself to-day tn Power's Hotel, No. 203 East Twenty- ‘second street, by drinking carbolic acid, O'Connor was told by the hotel mana- ger a fow days ago that if he did not ie his rent he would have to move. He, had ut of a job for a mont, I pig efotts (e decure work had Saat with rebuffs. An he did not ap this. mornin, Foom was entered by employees o hot Connor was found’ on the bed, an empty, bottle, ¢rom which the acid’ had Deen drunk, being placed near his aide. All Look at Once! WORLD WANTS ALWAYS SUPREME! 78 » BUT morning’s World. JANITORS 4..... 6 KITCHDNWORK. 6 LADIBS' TAILORS 5 Paunprr WANTS 5 MEN ..... 2 i MILLINERS |! ., 15 NECKWEAR ..., 2 NURSES + 6 OPERATORS ..., 63 PACKERS ... ... PIANO HANDS.. PLUMBERS PORTERS ... ... PRESSERE ., PROSSMEN GALESLADIES .. BALESMEN -b SHOE HANDS .. 4 SKIRT HANDS .. 3 Bekawos STONOGRAPHRS 5 x D BRIDGE CRUSH COVERED WITH ICt ALSO INDORSES IDEA.) guented divided railings| 5 Ex-Mayor| }¢) Paid Help Wants in this] 3s MAJESTIC HERE White Star Liner Encounters} Extremely Cold and Rough! : Weather—Passengers’ Bag- gage Badly Damagediin Holds SEVERAL DECLARE VALUABLE PROPERTY ALMOST RUINED. Investigation to Be Made by Of- ficials Into Cause of Apparent | Leakage---Severat Prominent Persons on Steamer. ‘The Majeatic, twenty-four! hours over- due, arrived to-day after one of the most tempenttious voyages agross the Atlantic ever experienced by a White] Star liner. Rough weather, towering fens and the coldest temperatures. marked the passage. When the ship med into the harbor to-day hor frent was conted with a sheet of giie- tening foe. Something happened in the forward hatches of the shipshefore her arrival | ¢ whith caused no end vf confusion on the plier when the passengers were sort- ing their baggage, It was discovered that much of the baggage in hatchos Nos, 2 and 3 was damaged by water. What caused it fs not known. The company officials seemed to think that it waa due to a bursting pipe. Some of the passengers, howewer, are of the opin- Jon that a little of the wide Atlantic wan let in on thelr goods in the trip acrosy, Naturally enough the passengers showed # disposition toward damuge claims and the ship's officers had much to do to get them to take awny their traps and things which showed tho stains that come from a water soaking. Mr. and Mra. R. J. Campbell, of this clty, declare that some of their clothes were Badly diimaged and Mra, B. Colby another passenger, @aid she suffered #0 worth, JW. Cruttahank, of Pittsburg, as- sertedethat several valuable mapx which he needed in his business Wore ruined by the water. Mr. Crulkshank fs a con- sulting engineer, Mra, FE. A, Greenhalgh, of London; Mra, Andrew Moss, of Manchester; R. 8. Schmidt, of No. 19 West Seven- teenth atroet, and @, Van yen, of Antwerp, are others who were almost ready to shed tears over thelr spolled clothes ‘The second steward sald that he was Hure that there were no loosened plates on the whip, and that the damage was tHE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, 1904. . STAGE. ORER ELA YING AT THE GREENROOM CLUB; EACH PLAYER MUST HAVE HIS idee! PRESS AGENT. CIGAR Cas" YOUR CHIPS FOR OLD TRANSFERS OP 04-346 LABELS. (22 HS GO OROR4 BRUITHISIS SHINE GAME" L'0 LIKE TO Gar 7HeE OVER TO MY “oust econ Aa Jenny Tenet W#9 SINGLE POSTAL SCANDAL WITHTHE JURY SETBACK I COURT} SULLY AKD BROW Justice Pritchard. in His’ Charge, Ruled That at Least Two of Accused Are Guilty or All Innocent. WASHINGTON, apiracy Grofts and others, was g! At 11 o'’olock to-day, jPritchard had concluded his the Jury. Justice in review! not die to an overflow through the|was particular to hatohes, A murvey will be made to-day |polnts, he paying xpect to met at the carne. the conspirncy featu Among the passengers were Tteut.- Col. Ayllmer Halbaue, of the Gordon punnnadare) And Lieut.-Gen, Nichol- of the Intelligence Department of Wor Department of the Britta fd they would go direct- neiaco and there embark mpan, Whore they would wate fone of the Japaneso army army. the ly to San for Jal the ac the War with Ruaata, Two officers of the Norwegian navy, Commander P. Hogardt and Lieutenant: Commander I. Lindberg, will go nt on to the Orient fi ari of Cadghness will Ww York on Na way to ‘anol in California ‘om Baturday to Wednerfay the pas- sengers were not allowed on deck. When. the sea subsided, Wednesday last, a cold ocean gale struck the ship and drove) the voyagers to thelr rooms again. It ras with great natisfaction that the F cabin pansengern set foot on the” pavementa of New JAPAN'S FAIR AGENT HERE. Heromich Shusto Comes to Ar range $800,000 Exhibit. BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2¢,—Heromtoh Shugio, of Tokio, Japanese Commisston- er to the St. Louls Fair; ki IMioki, First Secretary of the Japanese Legation at Washington, and T. Sakurat, Collector of the Port, of Kobe, have arrived here on the Coptio, from Yorohama, Speaking of Japan's exhibit at st, Louls, Shuglo sald: “It will be very much better and be fer than-the exhibit Japay had at hicago Fair, Japan apptopriated $100,000 fore the mrenontexhivit ara: tine increased Interest and ‘expenditure is an evidence of the cordial friendship of our country for t ‘nited States,” ir. Hioki, the Le; Jon Secretary, has served his country G inte Petersburg, at Peking and at Seoul, Coren. Ho te now going On to tn AE, of Ce Mutat, in Washington. oun CURB STOCKS STEADY. Northern Seourttt Shows a Gain in Slow Trading. , Dealings in the outside market were to-day, with trading dull. North. os pold, at 80% a fecurities a gain of half a point, The bid and asked prices of the principal outside aecurities were: Hig. Asked 3% 4 Amerfcan Can American Can irene Copper ron, Lake Tre White knob ————— LONDON STOCKS BETTER. Market Tone More Confident with Americans Steady but Dull, LONDON, Feb. 26.—Money was in good demand in the market to-day and the supply more plentiful. Discounts were weak. On the Stook Exchange a more confident tone prevafied with the con: clusion of the settlement, Muoh rellet Justice Prit of consp! fraud alleged to have In the indictmant, ‘The crime is the offeriae, make It indictable. As 4 general rule, viduals to violate a ta! fraud 1s secret, hence jeparate individual acts which you are now call ala the charge, and it Wn prove that the parties mother and actually ay have that d common n “There once that the parties ans, Ange of the common des! standing, and so far as were satisfied beyond fendants or any conspired to sell. the Government at a pric at which they otherwt fmong themselves, they ndicte ‘en indictment or and find them gu uit thi to one or more o' “But, dded, “bef turn a verdict of ‘guilt that at least two of etment; that cannot find one defend return @ verdict of not the others," Retired Merchant Hoart 1: Ascher Simon, seventy Hundred and ‘Twent suddenly to-day while avenue oar at Ninety-nin on the way to his phyw him about his heart. ‘Phe old daughter, Mri di consult &. phystol seat waping for bi ‘The car street, the ofa man was dead. scandil case involving char, against Ex-Supt, elucidate hard sald that thi laws of the United stat Plete until an Act is done by some of the parties to carry mto execution t! but the alleged fact ito effectuate it ts neveasary to concerted motion on the part of Indi bermits the tntroduction of evidence @ common design in cases likp the one “The common design Imsthe exsenve of sign and to pursue it by re, if you find from the e {rdictuent know of the object to be no- compyshed, and all intentionally pag: tlelpated {1 the transaction In further: to defraud the United States, then you my find that there waa a tacit under- {8 concerned, that 18 sufficient to const! tute the offense. ‘Dhere need be no spe- cifle agreement.” He instructed the jury that if they ullty of the conspira DROPS DEAD ON CAR. pebsientbetiod ‘rouble, has been com) ining abo Yes a we hess 14 sided, dis heart Dut "when Gy ammbulan Machen, the ven to the jury after Justice rKe to Ing the evidence several jal attention to at racy under the 4g not com- been oimmitte combination or he continued, w or commit a the rule which of tending to show jel upon to con- jot. Necessary to tually came to- dM terms to charged in the ign and purpose the conspiracy @ reasonable doubt that Machen and the other de- two or more of them fasteners to the in exces of that ne would have sold the samo, and divided the proceeds were Kullty as Ty, he said, could find the de fendants gullty as to each count in th 0 jem Aas to some ty ax to others, and a verdict of not guilty could them. found ore you can re- you must find the defendants harwed you ant vquilty and wullty as to all Succumbs to ‘our years old, a retired merchant, of No, 29 Dast One -fourth street, died on @ Madison nth street, while lolan to consult ved with his en, and who to the pie effort bio eof heart disease, for, atten rig. Ing '& few Digs, he ten bad ih Ms Sinner His ‘Soay wae by Justloe Bischoff, $337,600, Justice Leventritt hol new sale should be held, have more publicity amon# possible bid- Junction rostraining manding damages in the » Pomeroy and holders, who charge wrongful acts by corporation, t action begun } x the appointment of a iver, pr ‘aperty t the New phine poisoning at her bourding-house, erick ‘bid, and 9 $8204O440446 CAN TUAN YOUR WRAD IN THIS GAME WITHOUT LOSING A CENT T 4098 A WHOLE BRAND NEW (90% NICKEL AND A TRADING STAMPL “Twins BACK oy S9caNTS ZX L9ST 9OE0OO$600000000H STOCKS WEAK AT MMKET CLOSE Pessimism Ruled and Brokers Conclude that Only the North- ern Seourities ‘Decision Can _ Help Matters. ; ‘BEARS ATTACK’ ATCHISON. Report of the Railroad 1s Made the Excuse fora Drive, Which Brings: tHe Ptice Down—Steel Down on! Earnings Talk. Brokers had little to. do on the Steck Exchange to-day, the volume of deal- ings being light, while prices were at a low level. There was a steady decline fro mthe opening, and the close was weak, with trading dull, The market was free from rumors, News was even scarce and every one was waiting for the Northern Securities decision, ‘Luis, whether favorable or adverse, will be a good thing for the market. Prices will advance in the gen- eral opinion ‘of the best judges: . Ad adverse ruling has ben discounted. The bears will buy if it is adverse, follow- ing the rule to buy on bad news, The decision will mean’ nothing more than a change in name for the Nerth- ern Securities Company, Those in con- . trol of the big merger have made com- SALT TRUST GETS Justice Leventritt Refuses to| Bull Leaders Check the Market Its Purchase at Auction of the Six Plants of Confirm the National Company. Juatice Leventritt, Court@refused to-day-to confirm the sale at auction last September of six plants of the National Salt Company to the International Salt Company on the ground that the term of sale, the meth ad of tho biding and other proceedings were such as to shook the conscience of the Court. e auction sale wns held at Ithaca lat September under an order signed ‘The plants brought that a which shall but he refused to continue th the sale and de- it of H. K. minority stock- other Incorporated 1899 with a capital stock of $6,000,000 preferred and $7,000,000 common, stook was used in April, 189, to pur- ohase these plants. $2,600,000 worth of the What Justice Leventritt charaot s “rulnous contracts’ were entered Into #0, that despite payment of div he company had to go into the hands of @ recelver in 1901, und a new Internation Ain August, 1901, to tiike over t Uonal and restore It A majority, of the stoc eed, exchanging — thelr rity opposed and an Now Jersey resulted in ct the sto: ra were appointed to sell the in thle State on’ the ground ne National wag Involvent One item alleged In establi solvency Was a’ judgment for covered less than three yy sult Was Institut ers, Nathan MoDermott, plants. he sale under this or Pu Sides. Leventeit re fuses to confirm. MORPHINE DD OT CLL MRS, MYERS Coroner Decides that Pleuro- Pneumonia and Not the Drug Given by Her Husband Caused the Woman's Death. @oroner Scholer to-day conducted the inquest into the death of Mrs. Mlorence Myers, who died on Sunday Yrom mor- No. 159 West Forty-sixth street, Mrs, Myers was the fifth wife of Col, Fred- who is seventyone years aa claimed to be a member of Gen, Sheridan's staff during the civil Frederick Myers said his wifo went to the theatro last Friday atte ‘noon and caught a severe cold, She was ill on Saturday and Sunday. On Satur- day he gave her a mustard bath and poultioes, and on Sunday she was worse, and sald she had better have a doctor Dr. Spragu street, was called, Before going for the doctor Col, Myers determined to sec: of the Supremo wok berore a of No, 168 Wea Forty-sizth COTTON LIFTED BY DAZED Record-Breaking Reaction and Send Prices Kiting, with May and July Leading in the Pit. Market Matters Those who sold cotton yesterday and| New York promiges ti the day before in the bellef that Dantel J. Bully and Col. Brown had become bears instead of bulls found to their regret to-day that these men possess to a high degree the art of concealing their true position in the market. That they have cotton under perfect control in proved daily, yet new men who be- Meve that they can work successfully in opposition to the Bully-Brown com- bination enter the market regularly to learn to thelr cost that they are mis-| taken, To-day the Liverpool end of tlie com- bination bid up prices in that market 12 to 15 points, so that at the opening leap upward, gaining} .16 to $2.15 @ bale, ‘The reports trom Manchester indicated better conditions and this caused shorts to rush to cover, realizing that the ope selling for the Just two days by the bull | leaders was to conceal heavy buying through outside brokers, Commission houses #old quite a Uttle Jong cotton held by weekly margin holders, and this caused a slight ro-} tion of about 10 points, which, ho ever, was more than réyained whi March, which hac opened 26 points hnigh- r er at 1883, advanoed further to18.9, May! "nich, while below you was 29 points higher at the opening and { "Yh advanced an additional 10 points to, 14.25, July was up 42 points to 1438, { July and May are the months that| the Sully-Brown pool ara paying par tlowlar attention to. They can do with these as they please, ‘They sell on tho advance, apparently, and the bears fol- low their lead, to find that for every bale that was sold openly two wero) bought through brokers, Then the shorts cover and send up the price, Just how high prices wflt go depends: absolutely upon the will of the clique of it 1s now In cotton. trading to-day on the P was record-breaking. run of business 1,000,000 was sold, to turn, Foreign night. The forelgn selling of ized the whole market, and provision prices mix-up that traders soon ever jet In and p advance 6,000 bushel Prices advanced for M Extreme nervousness the market a figures for quotation to-day from the potion. 90 7-8; Ma tember, Of CHICAGO, cents @ bushel in Feb. houses were heavy and there was a rush of Jong wheat sold out which had been carried over ‘The heavy selling caused a sharp j decline, but within a short time there arp rally of from 1-2 to 1 cent ‘ing throughout the day, touched as f 8 1-8 compared with was 1-26, WHIRL IN WHEAT TAADERS Trading Had Them Badly Mixed for a Time, but Good Buying Soon Set Right. 0 become a& Im- portant a grain and provision centre as The volume vf roduce Exchange During the first bushels of wheat while the excitement was th- tense, traders not knowing which way ellers, wheat demoral- , and corn, oats wore in such @ did not know where they stood. Good buying, how- ricos rallied, and the whole market became quieter on the ‘There way considerable good buying at the low pricag. ‘The trading was unusually extensive in all the markets, and it was easter to place orders of 100,000 lots than here- tofore tt has boen to handle orders of ny wheat to 107, terday, 1s higher noe the Leiter corner in 1898. was a typical war-time mi ‘eet haracterized tr low a8 May, The final recovery prices were: May 96 6 September, ane loss of over 2 prices caused 55 8-8; Bep-| Br plete arrangements to continue the com- bination according to the letter of the law and are waiting for the result, |which every lawyer consulted by the |Herriman, Hill and Morgan Interests has said would be against the company, During the day the Atchison report was given out for the first quarter of the year and the bears saw in it an ex- couse for attacking the stock, which lost almost alf of the gain made yesterday. The report was not such a bad one, but the decrease in the net income was used as a bear argument. | The Steel stocks were weak on the r port that the earnings for the first quar- | ter of this year would be the smallest in the history of the corporation, The banks gained about $2,696,000 in cash during the week, but the indlca- tons for a good bank statement did not fecurage buying nor cause any advance The Rochester fire caused some anx- fety and had a depressing effect which eye the announcement that the losses at first had been exaggerated failed to remove. The Rochester blaze was fol- jowed by the annauncement of a lar fire in lowa dnd another in Pennsyl- vanla, and thi following the Balt!- ihore ‘conflagn caused many to be- ore Inauranc would be forced to the wa ali oonrverien ‘The foreign news, if anyt r moro reassuring, but nothing nthe, bry be able to stimulate outside Interest in the market, which is even more profes- tonal now than it has been for the last weeks, ‘The sentiment was e y bearish and traders could not, # any lHght ahead. Just before 2 o'clock & selling movement in and prices Ylelded rather ¢ that the whole lat sogn showe o8 AS great as yes- terday"s gains, and the closing was weak and Aispiriting. total sales of stocks were 202,800 v shares, and of bonds $760,000. The Closing Quotations. ‘To-day'n highest, lowest and closing prict fand [net chanmes from deaterday'a “cloal or {roi Before the | At I M.@ St. P. pt. 1 Fuel & Iron, & Rio G 0's 19 1 SO ees ar bulls, who have perfect control of the) CoN" eotement on the Board of Trade a r situation. io-dny. Wheat for May delivery, wie Bt Re As the jon advanced prices had closed inst night at A0U 3s usted, fold |S pone Meet Ne Ge Be fmade a further advance, Maroh selling) Sods Ati, And the suis, QBHOR wae | Gat a Wawra. | 20K | oh BD down 2 io Pennsylvania. NB. Mee eh — 1 at 1401, May at 1406, July at 14.33 and] prices at Liverp ook Were, the principal | pennastraniy Wh Oty hi — “ip the other months unchanged. Cause ok the Siar ou BX BL & Spot cot 65 th 2 20% Om olin sotto umped, © mim ™ ] yENACED BY MINE.CAVEING, dy BS Be x Mr, Bully tried his usual methods of iapoosals to ee tenia ae ue. 10m INK imay — depressing the market late in tho after-] WILKESBARRE, Pa. Feb, 26—E: Re Be Tet ive cave-ins over old mines have |ft se ¢ i moon, but he failed to oause a per-| tensive o 1 "9 Te: 22 2 aa + manent reaction although prices dropped | ferlously affected a large, extent of uh OR TE about 20 points in a few minutes only | [SrUtors, aie here. ARE nie earhice ie ory et recover almost. as quickly’ joranton near ner ple gaan ot | F 10% Toe log ‘On the recovery they went to about] the caves sprene. Adee anaieave Be me oe — the high points of the day. May: "raped Pouses are wrecked. rth 8 Ey en back to 1460, July to 1487 and Octdber to | HOU hae locks . if, Heusctends “over, three boc! me ome ig t te Kote ot madly damaged houses have 1) Ph ———_—— been deserted. MF Avance COPPER INJUNCTION DEAD. Justice Gildersleev Re tinue It. Justice Gildersleeve refused to con tinue the temporary injunotion granted to John MacGinniss to restrain tlie Box ton & Montana, the Parrot aid ite Montana Copper Companies fiviy puy- ing dividends to the Amalgamated Cop- per Company on stock held by the lat- ter, phat the trial of a mult it brought ed his retusal on the ound that there: was no aulegation acGinnis that the companies solvent and sald that it was, not that these subsidiary eeemenante ere} not able to. respond Mement qroioh MacGinniss aight obtain azainat GRADE goods Usi the same price as 100 | calculations whatever. the values below: ee OOO ATE bCovgneD BANKER TROWBRIDGE DEAD, : Edwin W. adalat ad ® partner tn the banking house of Vermilye & Co,, dled, at, his home, ‘No, 28 Bast ‘Thirty. was evidenced that pay day had paased without any jatil af. concluded hopeful b advices to-day Ww oharacter. Consol Ainericans open: his home. ———— CONSUL DAVIDSON IN ‘FRISCO. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %.—James"W. easter. | pavidson, the newly-appointed Consul at| became | Antung, Manchuria, has arrived hero ‘dull taken firat to the Hast One Hundred failures being recorded, |#"4, Fourth street station and then to en route to his post of duty, wid peewee: ie of eae alected, ees mata to the request of his wife to give her some morphine tablets. ‘The case did not go to the jury, as Coroner Scholer decided that the woman ned SPECI taken in I wektke y watking Hf, ed sone, SITE home a: BURIED: ae after he reach was 2 ia and. retired “com ORNUINE: pmLigHT. died from pleuro-pneumoriia and not from morphine poisoning, ‘Ternina Reterns Nest Season. Milka Terhina, the dramatio lanai who has added to her Jaureis here pa fot ead : MARINES LEAVING PANAMA. COLON, Feb. %.—Tho Dixte embarked 0 Lr shgoney here on to Mi ‘3 CANDY TY more than half a century the name of “LOFT” as identified | PURI with the candy trade has been famous as makers of HIGH the latest approved machinery, we make a ton of sweets for cost formerly. Me er to muncher” is the maxim adhered to, hence | “From SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. up, £06 AL for FRIDAY and "SATURDAY. EB, 106 ..wB.-12C vote, 15¢ Jobbers or retailers do not enter-into our; SPECIAL for SATURDAY HORRORS PECAN BRAZIL NUT BARS. ...LB.19¢ pebaea rh reali sha age ey ICREAMERY CARAMELS..... 19¢ GH GRADE CHOCOLATHS & HON- —— ALL CHOCOLATES .LB. 24c 54 Bay COR Wes: 9 m last recorded wale are ae fole| Suit Sale Begins to-morrow morn- ing at 8 o'clock. We count on one big day's business to reduce to rem- nants the remainder of our Winter stock of men’s and youths’ suits. A great many of these, however, are Medium Weight | Suits which you can put on now and wear until June. The price at which we close these lines means aff substantial saving to you. 8 Regular $20, $18, $15, $12.50 suits, : $7 50 Think of it! Fancy, business suits from good to best grades—cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds, $7.50. : Last Call, Sale of Overcoats ’ This is the time to, pick’ a bargain overcoat. ou can wear it a month now and then lay it away. for next winter. All our overcoats that were $10, $12.50 and $15, are now reduced to $750 Think of it—what a saving that means! The coats are ex+ cellent: garments of cheviot and frieze, including some. belt coats of fanc ures, This is our farewell to: our Winter. stock pf men’s suits and) overcoats. We'say good-by to] anything here a \rcrtised for! seven dollars and fifty cents, Get the Habit. Go BuklB 279 Broadway. 47 Cortlandt St, 211 & 219 Sixth Ave. 125th Sts, Cor. Third Ave,- + Fe! \ s ‘ —— SS ee ——>