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m moa, Alvin W. i eet. Gage B. Tarbell, George 1, Wil- ! David H. Moffat and M, #,| sent Ingalls to Cincinuatl as re- ceiver nd Mt ase a suce pat ie f upon reorganization o propel ne ‘A representative of ftate Senator) was elected President. ‘That small road QUITABLE. EPT SEGRET toBoard at Meeting To- Alexander Factions About Their Leaders | Respective Offices. AN TO PUT INGALLS IN. that Gov. Higgine Has Been eed a Preliminary Report Legisiature Convenes. Feport of the Frick Committee, nas ben Investigating the aairs of Baultalbe Lite Assurance Socteyt, read to the members of the Boant Deotors to-day, I took nearly two fa to rend tlie 1° "!. ‘The contents Glosely guarde? (rom outsiders, al- h parts of \t may ultimately be ont for publication, It 1s pretty However, tha ta great many im the report will never be known of the board room where the gathered to-day, before the time set for the mect- ‘@t the directors the factions began » ‘The friends and supporters H. Hyde gathered in his office, the Alexander and Tarbell ad- @lustered around their respeo- chiefs, ‘were many conferences and erMiently hed @ plan of battle fay, Many of the members of ‘Weick Committee were in the fac- but when it came time lease for fifty years, which oost the foclety 1 great amotint of money to have ‘cancelled. What the Prick report 4s to wid to Mr. the Equitable the $22.600 ealary paid to him as ear: {u the Mercantile and the Haultnt le ‘Trust compantoes, both controlled — ly 19 Equitable Lit @ matter of way ot the pao salary ted te head the ompagy, WAS jarrigon, Me., Bept, 6, 1842, and is now in his sixty- third year. His Inheritance was the poverty and hant work of a poor man’a gon on & siony New Engiand farm, His first earnings were $i1 per month as a coun- teacher, which he saved in . Among these , Biles, ©, H. Harrl- ragton Ives and Melville 1. In- whe ts said to be slated for the Chairman of the Board of . Later he munaged to get Where he entered Harvard see} at night In the ota friendly fawyer and eating in cheap restaurants, Ar, Ingalls began his law practice in the little town of Gray, Me, but later moved to Boston, where he achi euccess, and was considered a 1 young lawyer, He dabbled in pol And went to the State Senate for one term. Hver since polltics hag been a . | fascination, but nothing more for him, Went Into Rallroads, Idee Chauncey M. Depew, Mr, Ingalls stepped irom his law office into tne | Pen GRoY, of @ ralroad > ey of 5] joston clients were stocknolders in the and Lafayette | ‘Wea an unusually large attendance Gireotore, among those present being: 3, W. Alexander, Jamon H. Hye, Fitugeraid, Alfred G, Vanderbilt, M, Depew, HB. H. Harriman, jonift, H. C. Doming, H. Cornelius N. Bliss, D. George H. Sauire, George J Kreoh, William Alex- f William H. Molntyre, Henry C, @ Letyant Diol, J. B. de Brayton Ives, Bradish John- | anesaagty Cincinnat! Beckett, of Saratoge, was waiting out- the room in which the directors meeting to serve subpoenas upon of the dtroctors in the suit brought Mary A. Young, of Saratoga. fe understood to be part of the to make Mr, Ingalls chair became later part of the Big Four tem, of which Mr. Ingalls was Pi dent for many years. | Last January ‘he retired from active | management ind took the position of | an of the Board of Directors, Like Mr, Depew, he ‘a a representative ot the Vanderbilt family, which con- trofs the Big Four, | In politics Mr. money Democrat. was. eandidate tor Mayor of Cincinnatl In but was defeated. That was his first direct partioimition in politics since his Roston days, Had he been success: | ful there was talk of making him Go: ernor of Ohlo and then Demoeratle o: (idate for Presitent. Tn epeeche, has favored franchise and Income t In business life he has always bi ous to all, On his office door for many years was the sign, “Don't Iknock; come tn," ‘His greatest coup as ratiway pres!- Joint dent was th TraMo Assoc the ratiway: formation of | the tion, In whlch om of | east of the Mississinpl understood there ts | Were pooled. The Supreme Court of the wantity of whitewash pipiens mentee broke up 8 pool by a of it is to adorn Mr.| Mr. Ingalls hag four grown sons and acqiifed much He {s to be made the little |one daughter, Fre has vealth, Cincinnat! ts his home, but he of the struggle that has| rena much time at the Waldorf- on for ogntrol of the wo- | Astoria, ell, who is the Second Vice- the society, it is sald will for belng made a scapegoat, if an attempt ip made to oarry out Programme, he, according to his , Will furnish some fireworks a Hyde, the owner of the ity the stock, he feels that @hould be dohe to place the n the position tt was previous raised by the attempt organisation, thls willing the pollcy- twenty-elght direo~ took lial be placed FAST TENNIS IN JERSEY. | ‘The first championship lawn tennie| tournaments ‘if the Bast Jorsoy Lengue was won by Mr, B. OC. Agar and 8, Dunham, of the Il-| Geran Outing Glub, of Rahway, N. J.| They took the final and champtonship | matoh in the mixed doubles on the courts ef the Plainfield Country Club, | defeating Miss Hobson and 1, 8, H. Pendergast, of the Bergen Point Lawn (| Tennis Club, 6-8, 64 ‘The summaries: to acoeptit @ failure on phase of the De uitadl 1° fement: einting to the handling wince the death of Henry it is said, will precipitate & % Ingalls a Worker. Coriain, of there estate transnotions { ie Equitable ny milliong, In one instance, it Horth that the fips orave han ol, Constable, Thursday, Friday and Saturday SG Women’s Fine French and American Lingerie ! At Decidedly Reduced Prices FRENCH cowns, Also a variety of CHEMISES, DRAWERS and BRIDAL SETS At Correspondingly Reduced Prices formerly $12,00 to $45.00 9,50 AMERICAN cowns, uw $438 “$1000 75" 70 FRENCH PETTICOATS, | $12.00 « $60.00 8,50 “ 45,00 AMERICAN PETTICOATS, = = $1.00 « $6.50 75" 4.75 | CORSET COVERS, + $5.00 “§20,00 3,75 ” 12.00 NW CORSET COVERS, «+ 75“ $7.00 .560 * 6.00 PICKED AS EQUITABLE’S CHAIRMAN. CRESCENTS WiN FROM ‘TORONTOS. | tog, on the Cres cont Club grounds at Owl's Hoad, lL. 1 e maten was played in a harp and Liane and when the first of the final game was over the ore stood 8 to Zin favor of the Crea- conte. During the | played inves und defen the,Car to th gond half the Creseents Nyy thelr own goal £0 well Hans adied only one more tally re, h the Crescents won by 6 to *)a, the game was highly exciting, and higtle blew at the end of tho doubt, ed WILSON TO PITCH. ‘The Philadelplia Giants, the colored all tossers, will play the Murray Hills at Equitable Park, Sixty-seventh street and West Hnd avenue, on Sunday, Rube | Fo i piteh oi Philadelph furray. H r New erected s, | should be one of the best of th Jas both teams put up a fast artic the diamond, tw ICHURCH ATHLETES COMPETE In an athletic meet hold yesterday at 1 Island, the tam of tho Church — defeated oars The winners made {3 Dhompking Avenue team 28 and th hyterian team 18, 8. CG, Brush, | Central Congregmtional team, wot {wo firsts o fifty-yards dash and the sack rico, C_ Brian, who o Pres of, ine Be atk ada te toe. she rho woh TREVILER the ety yarde "for Jualore and’ the sack E Tage for juniors INGALLS) PLAYS GOOD GOLF. pocTOR Fox Hill's golfers competed yesterday for the President's cup, @ handicap in whieh the first sixteen quaktied, Dr. J. 2, |L'Hommedieu, of the Medical Statt at Quar- led the field with a net score of a nino won the Chanultenes, Cup: WARD SCORES AT GOLF. ‘The 86-hole championship at the Montclalr links yesterday by Hugo Reld. I. M. Ward beat cox In the finals for the May. of 2 up and 1 to play, Rela Stern Brothers Including TRAVELLING BAGS and Leather Goods sircases, platn and fitted. LUNCHEON & TEA BASKETS for TRAVELLING & AUTOMOBILING, Special To-morrow patent leather or morocco, aa Value $4.00 $2.75 SUIT CASES, Linen lined, 22 and 24 inch, Value $5.00 $3.95 Important Reductions in Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel MISSES’ SUITS, various styles and materials, Formerly $29.50 to $35.00 $19.75 MISSES’ RAIN & TRAVELLING COATS, Plain Cloth and Mannish Mixtures, 14 and 16 yrs, $7.95 Formerly $11.50 to $16.00 GIRLS’ WOOL DRESSES & JUNIOR SUITS, sizes 4 to 14 years. Formerly $4.00 to $8:00 $1.98 GIRS! BOX REEFERS, Plain and Fancy Mixtures, 4 to 14 years, Formerly $5.00 to $8,00 $2.95 Boys’ & Young Men’s Clothing Exceptionally Low Priced WASHABLE SAILOR & RUSSIAN SUTTS, Imported Linens, Galateas, eta. Formerly $3.00 to 5.00 $1.75, 2.25 NORFOLK, RUSSIAN & BAILOR SUITS, Cheviots, Homespuns and Serges, Formerly $6.95 to 11.90 $5.00 TOP CUATS & REEFERS, Formerly $5.00 to 9.75 $2,95, 4.75 YOUNG MEN’S OUTING SUITS with Extra Trousers Usually $13.50 $10.90 CHEVIOT, WORSTED & HOMESPUN SUITS, 33 to 38 chest measure, Formerly $13.90 to 19.75 $9.75 STRAW & WASHABLE HATS, BOYS’ FURNISHINGS, TROPICAL WEIGHT OUTER GARMENTS in variouselyles, ‘West Twenty-third Street. Deeper irtemeeartenteeomee acste 9 oCl ox. ure on exhibition ‘LIBERA $/9° A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT f a= : U actualValue $200 f u ‘i Mould wppens’ in ger , BEDROOM— REDIT Se Case and Whshetand ; wiement bras trim- they m0, Parlor Sut, 6 pieces Fier Mirror, French| One OOM SPUN ea ce ate! enamelled Lourd, Fowl | 1 stchen | Bed; woven wire Bed | Mirror, oF seman Sew: | Covet, 288 | iow aohine, with 6 | doons: reifinen | Spring; soft top Mat- | | Youre rudrantos; loa- | Taney or | ite | ¢renoee; pair Feather het Couch} oak’ cane | irigemtor; threa| Pilowny Comforia- | } aak Din | Kitchen Chal 3 oon tito ble; 1 Oak Chale; 19 tit Toller bet ES e008, ‘This edroom outfit, coneleting of 1 Golden Oak Dremsar, 1 Brass Enamel Bed, 1 Reed Hocker, 1 Uphol- $33.50 Je FOR OUR NEW CATALOGUE OF OUTt vanrove oun 5 Applicati et id tt, Thre Afiowed om Ail Owt-of-1 ow 81ST doubling thelr score | | | ¥ EVENING, MAY #1, 3006 BELTS . Altman & Ca. LEATHER INCLUDING OF CALFSKIN AND B. Altman & Wn. announce that, beginning Saturday, June Third, and continuing during the Summer months, their establishment will be closed at $2 o'clock, noon, on Saturdays, and at 5 P. M. on other week days, OFFER FOR WEAR WITH SPRING AND SUMMER GOWNS, BELTS OF GLACE AND SUEDE KIDSKIN, WITH BUCKLES OF SILVER AND SILVER GILT, COLORINGS, IN PATENT IN ADDITION, SHOWN IN THE NEWEST STYLES BELTS. MANY FASHIONABLE PASTEL SHADES, LEATHER, ARE $7.50 Walking Skirts Cor- rectly Made 4. 95 Mode 35, gore side plaits, cluster plaits, flounce 438 Fulton Street, or French kilt, of mohair, broadcloth, Panamas, cheviots and fancy mixtures, TT AAAAAAAAAAAAADAAAA\OALLS YOUR CREDID IS GOODAT < > 5 S = "OMAVEAN® 16% ST" Saw ie Let SPEAR ‘‘Feather Your Nest’? & A Dollar or Two a Week Will Do. @& An This Handsome Parlor Suit is delivered to your home for the very low price of..,, MAAMAAAAAADAAAAAAAAAAAAAADAAAAAAAAAAAL $27.95 gerator, 9.95} This Sideboard An oxquln- e design for such a low- priced side~ board, Carv- ing Js very neatly — dono and ‘hot too much of it elther, Comes thia time of the year. ny. ery person is thinking of purohasing one. Made of fonsoned hard wood and metal ined. A guaranioed toe saver, Handy compartments for the eata- bles, whtle the exterior ts neat enough to plrase al. A Great Carpet and Rug BRUSSELS CARPETS, in Nght. mediim iicht ark nN eytra. god qualst oll fOr S76, a yard: 8 tn golden oak, @4 highly pol- By iahed. Bi eldest large — com- partment for dishes, thera Aro also a largo drawer two smaller @ drawors (one ' 4 Uush-lined for knives and forks): Showing either || AXMINSTER CARPETS, tn - uy ot y “deneription. Fhe And either plain 5 Of MEA) Bauires TER RUGS, tn all the and also the latest patterns lon nize $22.50 price in all the it please yET color or in well-m: An excellent quality for $1.26 are price 5 s BRUSSELS RUGS, 9x12 size, in all | On 8 alors so pleasing for , Ri atiy Spe fee BIS haw " ; RS |0re > EYVYYYVYVYVVYYvy\ VELY wanted) 9x12, hy Oring ‘th Till 10 o’Clock, The greatest store and the greatest business in Brooklyn have risen here on the foundation of Public Satisfaction with the best service, the best assortments BROO and lowest prices, ne KLYN. e As Annou The letter tells the story in a nutshell. A. A, Vantine & Company, Broadway, N. Y., recently extended their business by the opening of a Furniture Annex on Fifth avenue, Manhat- nced Sunday: Remarkable Sale of High Class Mission Furniture A. A, Vantine’s Entire Fifth Avenue Stock At About 6oc. tan. They stocked this store with a well selected assortment of Mission Furniture. Before they had placed all this magnificent stock on display the firm decided that the department was not in | line with their policy of exclusive devotion to Oriental furnishings, concluded to abandon the venture and selected Abraham and Straus as the medium for the quick disposal ot their entire holdings in this new Mission Furniture. We promptly purchased the entire stock at a conces- ° | sion that permits us to sell it At About 60c. on the Dollar, It 1s not altogether unusual to purchase a surplus stock of accumulated odds and ends of an old business, but to purchase a stock of the highest grade of Furniture in the very a few weel termed extraordina’ The maker ts newest shapes and finishes that has been on sale but ks and offer it at stich a sacrifice may well be ry. Gustay Stickley, the originator of the ~ n type, and we will sell it at much lower prices than al eld it. It consists of Library, Bauru Dining. Room, Hall and Den effects—mostly In new color tones of fumed oak, and some bedroom effects in silver gray maple, Sale begins at 8.30 A. M. sharp. he catal For the Den or Living| Room. rm Rockers. a $5.75, Vantine’s price $9.50. $6.75, $7.50, Vantine’s price $10.25. Vantine's price $11.50. $15.50, Vantine’s price $24.50. Arm Chairs, $5.75, $8.25, $15.50, $19.00, Vantine’s price $9.50. Vantine’s price $10.25. Vantine’s price $11.50. Vantine’s price $13.50. Vantine’s price $24.50. Vantine's price $28.00, Morris Chairs. $17.50, $21.00, $22.00, Settees. $28.00, $32.00, $50.00, $58.00, Vantine’s price $26.00. Vantine’s price $31.50, Vantine’s price $33.00. Vantine’s price $40.50, Vantine’s price $46.00. Vantine’s price $85.50. Vantine’s price $94.00. $59.50, Vantine's price $99.50. $67.50, Vantine’s price $112.50. Library Tables, Wood Top, $9.60, Vantine’s price $16.00, $10.75, Vantine’s price $18.00, 14,00, Vantine’s price $22.00, 17.50, Vantine’s price $26,00, $21,00, Vantine’s price $35.00, $27.00, Vantine’s price $45.00, Library Tables, Leather Top. $21.50, Vantine's price $36.00, 29.50, Vantine’s price $49.00, 37.00, Vantine’s price $52.00, $38.50, Vantine’s price $58.50, $62.00, Vantine’s price $93.00, Bookcases, $19.00, Vantine’s price $28.00, $21,00, Vantine’s price $33.00, seth Vantine's price $37.50. 26. Vantine’s price $41.50, 50, $29.00, Vantine's price $45.50, Desks. $15.80, Vantine's price $23.50, INNE LARGEST JAPANESESHINESE TORRTSR., i} i on the Dollar. PERSIAN, snOINDIA HOUSE INTHE WORLD (rronesiut HOUSE wo 20422 © lop08) ul Artan poCoE RPANESEACHINESE C00 SEIS ons SABA RADBDDLER ETE ain dew err Mam2Z0tn, 1008, Gesvra, Avranem's Straus, rulton streets “p, Brooklyn, .W. fo ‘be 7D, He To ran Worhave decided: to aooept' your-orrer to’ purchase ourrentire exhibit of Crafteman Mission furniture.now @isplayed,atj2es Parth Avenue, Mow York city. The:peason for closing ‘ont thie tine of meronane Gise As-oaused Dy @ change of polsoy im handling domestio, Goods, wo having dealt. for. the paet.40 veare-in. Oriente, Goode _ondy. ‘y.- Very respectfully yours eae Peeroruensar | \ Ae Ac VANTINE & CO. Be: Rog . $16.50, Vantine’s price $26.00. ) $88.00, Vantine’s price $95.00, $17.00, Vantine’s price $28.00, | Bed, chifonter and Dressing Table. $18.00, Vantine’s price $30.00. | _ $78.00, Vantine's price $130.00, $70.00, Vantine’s price $115.00, Mahogany Bed and Bureau, Footrests, For the Dining Room. $3.95, Vanttne’s price. $6.00. $3.60, Vantine’: .00, } saleOts Vantinesitrice #750 TCHS etree bee wecigs 025, Costumer. For the Bedroom, ° chase Vantine’s price $13.50, $3.00, Vantine's price $5.00.) ourire Miura ciated pon Vantine's price $6.00, sei Vantine’s price $26.00, Rockers. Vantine's price $7.00, ane price $38.00, Vantine’s price $12.00. haan A, igen Vantine’s price $7.00, $32.00, Vantine's price $48.00. Buffet. “she Vantine's price $10.50, AN sae aid Price $48.00, ‘able. 220 Vantine’s price $15.00, erie Apne Saris. Bao: ‘able > $42.00, Vantine's price $70.00, Pri52,00, ‘Vantine’s price $85.00. $22.50, Vantine’s price $35.00. Cheval Glass, < <— 4 AAA AAA AAAS DAAAAAAAAAAAAM AAA AMAA n Saturday Evenings < 00, Vantine’s-price $60.00. Chiffonier. : Ballet oe Preor, Central Building,