The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1905, Page 12

Ps RELY SIRE. 7 8 NAR Pea RIN Reser rer eenariare een ee | recorded Thia day witnessed the big: sees e “BELMONT AND RYAN TRACTION CONTROL WALL STREET Sicha neces me OOO NG quorarions BRS EB. By. ¢ yy|DIVIDEND SENDS the Steel Shares that has been known | 100 4% 105TH + 1. ’ 2 — in two years. ‘The advance movement! | Rock Len g* & iy 4 ANACONDA KITING. : ——- that talkod of for the eyed {WO} ‘Tomtay's highest, lo sing prices |e Sheffield ts ut + — _ " lor three mont ears to have begun, | and ingen ot ator " "| Bo sae MAY LEAD CITY T0 BUILD ITS TUBBDAY, Deo. oe eee aot entre ie vspaabewe neifinal custations. are de fol weeny * | eae pe eR 1% 4 ‘A quarterly dividend of 871-4 ents @ An ordinary stock broker, Who !8 the Stock Exchange bought big and Mt- ish daw cachet, | k Rathway * 35 Wie + a share on the stock of the Anaconda Cop- | wort only a million or two, asked John te stool to-day In the belief that much ills Sie ae Mie aie — Wat eh iw a +4 iat per Company was deviered to-day tn | UBWAY ROUTES W. Gates, in a jocular way, for a tip higher prices will rule for these shares Amal ot Oh Se ly ia v.. 5 Wall y rie 8 Ge ae iy All “Interests” ests” Except Those THREE S on the market. ‘This was about ten fommon and prolensd fakte Ginit IMEE LA 0 ron Oh Ew + — {dividend made by the company, ite divi BY THE PEOPLE, |/sinstes_betore business began on the !recurds tor the past three yeara today, ‘Am Cotton Ou 3% Be WS, $9.) dems hitherto being nalt yearly. It of the People Urged to DEMANDED Tl stock Exchange to-day, Mr, Gates was During the forenoon Bisel sua ree L 9 $ 9 a sent the stock flying up 4 points, an fn @ genial mood and he sald very | une’ Poo, taontnink (ane i H ite = + additional eee upon o oe Rule Transit. promptly: ‘Well, there is Anaconda. ‘hajmann Stow and Cay-|Am * 4 rary | Tf] being @ report thec a new, very These are the three Subway routes adopted by the Rapid Transit l Te will go to 2B to-day and to 900 be- | anaugh ae ii while this thai 3 ‘ ro ut t strike has been made in the come rer Ri endous ng was Kong on tha - Commission, and on which roads MUST BE CONSTRUCTED fore the close of the week sn daat pence ee can un id Nae * iy ee ie = $ "| peers aR Saveur: Wel eames thir EN , irty: Anaconda Copper shares sold last her extraordinary feature of this | Siar ‘ 4 = nel CITY ROUSED TO PERIL THIRD AVANUR—-Fosttinee 11Gb from Oe ere Ne begeele Baturday as high ae 216, Aw soon as market was the rise of Union Paclfle Am. Sugar, pe... ie” He BA + 1h i + Bl cnord by the dividend and the rumor of eighth street, in the Bronx, under Alexander avenue, south, under tl the stock market opened this morning oo very ve. he be Nd Be Re pis oy 1 1034, + wivi + H ja rich new vein hy Its substilany omo- Harlem River, and down Third avenue, the Bowery and Park RoW. I) 50 gharey of Anaconda were sold al formed About this property are, author. | Anaconds ptinios. B oy & ig? woh fz ig ne fon 5 points oi aimed dae y | y following were three ‘ty for the ment thas the grecke @ Sh + + he last dividend preceding , If Monopoly Ignores Pubic De-|] At Pearl street two tracks to branch and run under Pearl street to J) a. Immediately fo owing wero thee lit meet dan, 8 and will then | AT ASF ot we aD aoa % © Bi hen eee declond tures ereeien ABS. ec Mu- |] Broad and Beaver, the other two continuing down (Park Ray, Naat and e) Scetiwy ‘Thus the first part piameholders.* dust What fora the due | 8 ce 90K (4 4 £k | was at the rate of $1.25 seml-annually mand It May Pr pitate |} and Broad streets to Beaver, where the four tracks come together again at ike beryl prediction wae fulfilled trout aon wi 1 take, not, stated, But . yf igh INK + q| +14 | or $2.60 per year, and nine months ago , belief is spread Y , : 5 ; nicipal ion, |] and continue on to Battery Park. within twenty minutes after It was|be an increased dividend, St. Paul, New IND 1 UBL ‘The total wales of stocks to-da; | the somi-anniial aividend was 15 cents | York. Central and Pennsylvania’ were Ss 19% > 164,600 shares and of bonds $3.01K0m. | per share ur $1.00 annually LEXINGTON AVENUE—Fourtrack line from One Hundred and J) made. et | DOUBHE freely on thé rise, Mexican Cen- | ( Ten TBR BR As Ataconda is controited largely by " Thirty-eighth treet, south chrough Lincoln avenue and under the f|, After wouime ae Anscont Core ia ieee ee aotksend ncreatimg, co Roane; BR BS BE tS CATT MONEY LOANS © ARCA sti ty fecal tats e et j a b * | Cot. Bo, * that the dividends wll go large’ eS Maret, Balerent fo on | Harlem River, then south under Lexington avenue to Thirty-fourth | worked upward to 262 throughout a Aleta foes gi lols by lemportant | (3h Bo Mt Bh. yo eT |the treasury of Amalnamnied bs may result in relist for the people. | wtreet, west to Fifth avenue, south to Madison Square, and thence || furivuety bitilsh market which was PAt- | The Unusuel buying of ‘Third Avenue| (rn fol Ge pe, pie Oh dhe T i* TO 35 PER CENT, |= — = This reliet can come from two direc-|f} gouth under Broadway to City Hal! Park, where the local tracks will oe egg cane Past bul ag gh Bok ie Paine gpnlece Corp. .: Be e T's . t rough the organization of an- Dway mocks, snl local treetton merger are apprehensive | 2 ‘pt ®. 4 | : tee i oF ve f turn north on a loop, like the present Subway plan, and the express |) cneiters, Union Pactfic and the Steel |r sation (5 thelr plane from eee | bY rae Just before the close of the stock mar- othe: pany suvwaye| ue south to Battery Park through Vesey and Church [| sxeras. At the outset, however, the gq indent stockholders Py 14 + ket to-day call mone’ 4 by the Rapid Transit Commis. |} tacks pode lay Mig M yr inscba tad bed bP Benue roti 4 of Bi br bi int é ay yy advanced to * wy tru n Me e en Gen, Electrio » Liew 17 er cent. wee thoongh the paseage of « law| | streets, conda'a sensational reo was of cour |9POM Ue Recta pany Kot control of ‘the | GE Northern wt be Bry i re | in eritately after the § per cent lithorising the Rapid Transit Commis. SEVENTH AVENUE—-Four tracks, with spurs, from Harlem River 9] aus to the recent strike of a nich vein Avenue B ion xeate Oxo some of | fl Mt a SB | mte was touched, the rate advanced to bie to bulls thove aubwaye and operate 1 go séscomb's Dam Bridge, and trom Bight avenge, at One Hundred }ot copper tn the Anaconda mina Ss eles Fetywed to sel. “Tie stock | Ba Bg tg) der cont Will be well and happy Fifty rel sald to average not less th hes not since been active om the Ex- Fe mpreierGrout a ot tm ention J and Pitysaventh vce se Archer ander Eighth avenue to we Str oe, ace coe, mining |S, a fod tere a vite By BY BEL $95,000 NOW PAID FOR optnt : TAL i before the first of the yer a new | West to Columbus Circle, f enue to the F oxperts are quoted as saying that if the |:"1'2 points, to 140. In the Bid vp line i i 3" 4 4! ‘if you feed it Lactated powarful syndicate wil be in the | Pennsylvania terminal, then down Seventh and Greenwich avenues, J] development continues as it promises ihe bar ieee securities | showed a ng oy) hy ¢ 5 STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT. 4 My me , thie strike ts “the mos impor tendency towart weakness, which, how- Fi 26%, — Mfty-! 5 through Seventh av . 1 Neither Thomas F Ryan nor Auguat 3 § | whys, which are considered ateo- | Fifty-ninth street, and eou bd enue The advance in Amalgamated was jielmont would make any further eeate. oe ne 3 = || Another new high recon price for « ly necessary. The overpowering marked by a broader scope of transac- metns Res v4 the del nd the Btreet 63% OMAR + yw seat on the Stock Exchange was q @uccess of the present subway | nuced to have been all to the good for that there is not too good for the | 104 than prevalied dn Anaconda. Open- | en ‘Ghanetal intencan yi Une Be me ad wked up to-day, when $9,000 was ir h F000 CONTAINS excited the business sense of men the investors, But now every body prcple who confer upon the tourer’ ing at 1011-2, Amalgamated advanced in jt. The fact that © conferences 1044 ed, 104 4 9% 11, This with the $2,000 initiation fee - fits millions to invest who are en- kiwwe tat there is rofin cee tag Pe Soe Mites red me Cla make | nearly four points on trading which between Ryon and Bebnont have teen fi sant {brings It up to $97,000, MILK SUG A(R allays irritation, improves @mside of the Belmont clique [four dove. su taawerom the Battery |in retura every posatble benent. AN ous | Wa # Widely distributed and oo fast !2.!n the ome of dD. Morgag, ‘éor.| § bay en, Fear of Belmont. the northern Mmits of the sity erercro wos {,,fieliities “are” horribly | that the quotations printed on the ticker gan has an important hand in the ne- $100 FINE BANKER’S PENALTY. J wirrat tonns muscle end tive wor should be shown,” declared | More Must Be Built sd Should “always beh. eonty | bee were frequently five minutos be. | ovlations. If he ls aot acting tor bien CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Deo. 28, | HARLEY MALT pastially digests the foot ‘ Mer today, “to er | ‘The new subwaya must be Dullt ‘That Willingness on she part of tho noving hited the actual aales, During the first if sie Brantart OM, oF the Penney F. Snyder, former banker at Olin, whose [| IME PHOSPHATE makes strong bones, Comptrolier jay, “to any ni le une conmensus of opinion an evely ; {86 benefits to supply whet is| our the sales of Amalgamated aggre- vani: Railroad : Roth Mr. failure caused & lose to depositors of MILK makes fat and warmth, that enters the field and oblf-) branch of trade and among all classes Sire. I sincerely hope the merger of |gated nearly 102,00 shares, and the Rowers and Pres 1 Cageaet: ihe $100,000, Wag sentenced a Anamosa to itself to bufld a subway and turn] Seventh, Lexington and Tuird avenues sil tin fompeduive traction interests total sal t 4 ‘ SS frequent visitors to Mr. Morgan's ofce day to pay a fine of $10 and costa. DAN 4 SIZES_AND RECOMM ye over to the city at the end of a| must have their underground roads. bet PAIR gett rfere with or postpone the 9 les of Anaconda were 41,100 5) the curb market Interborough Ranid Snyder pleaded guilty to fraudulent | BY ALL REIL TABLE DKE ly | Gebber of years. But it@oeld| side inust Dave, ee wee) facilities, shares. | In this same hour sales of Transit shares rose 2 points on fairly 1) banking, but creditors signed @ plea for) prey, by Wells & Richardvon “i | “2 y If by the merger ' venin 78,000 United States Steel shares were | active tmading | Rewaina’ ai clemeney '" specified in the lease that the Com-| competition an delay constiuction new } age « fer Ares’ were Burlington, Vermont. y is not to lease any other road or by eran si? ag ee them. 5 Under Sheriff aire Harburger, who | = lives in St Mark upon the mer of all the competitor ark’s place, sal for buliding the new subways as pre- aak Hyg among people of the great senting the psychological moment for Mo), S0o. We terns 4& million of leased by any other road, or permit rity of its stock to become the of any holding company with- far away from which bears his he passage of the bill aithe: the olty’s consent” io which permits the city t r of the roads giving ‘rapid tran- Fx) case that oapital proves to be so bald and operate, He said to-day: ' fa palgntiortates whan a They HWve | P adway, Broadway, ” Aion . «0 ie ave vi 1° bellewe, frmly in the agitation | Reread Ne pave bevar Gee at Thirteenth St, at Thirteenth St. timid of the powerful Belmont and Ryan influences that the gigantic mo- Jy organig.sd last week should suo- 4 in its odject of blocking the way to tranait improve nents except for the by The Evening World Puolio betty Cavoieed ig impotent, but witn a great news] through which t speak public opinion can generally ge ands, Witbe Gast, subways snould Stage simply because of the lack o! | rapid transit facil ) and never wil unless The Evening World's demand for true rapid transit by underground! railroads in the east side avenues is r=. Hackl Carhait 5@ A Startling Price-Break in Wemen’se Misses’ High-Grade Tailored Suits Coats Anticipating the January ‘Reduction Sales. EXPANSION! . “The east aie heard. Asi fi h benefit of Bel nont and Ryan, the only | yi) at on It ts clear the consolida- | 2 rom this pressing nee » guch | Of the east side, no New Yorke way open is for the city to build and | tion of these rivals, like city rani. th ink of the rushing, eureing, econ ‘merger,’ 18 I bad thing for cl ‘ ressin| It makes a fur more AE € yey rai) ¢ passage the * itt and Ay 1 {Mahalt reintro- duce {t at ning of the Legis) ture next week. Everybody knows present factlities for tran are sh ng; men ate crowded a women joe ued and subjected to g rowds ef waiting people on the ‘L stations from the ‘city Han to Hiciem River, all eager and anxus to ge Standing room on a train that will take them to their places of employ ment in time for thelr days work without a feoling of revolt againat system which makos such conditions ssible, The new subways are a cry- ng need. By all means let us have them. There is plenty of business for them already and walting. What Guggenhelmer Says? “The new subways planned for Lex- ingion, ‘Pidrd Seventh avenues esent such @ perfectly apparent first as8 business proposition that I can- hot bring myself to bedeve that Au-| operate its own subways. Under ordinary olrcumstances legis- fative action (> ascomplish this would take Whiree yoars, but extraordinary panei confront the ality to-day. any attempt to thwart the will of ‘the people in Albany would be fraught with extreme danger to the corrupt nwho might atcempt It. “Mr. Belmont’s alleged ebd public spirit ts not going to give ‘this city the bost transit facilities that] T. Gan be tarnished,” eaid a meaner of | fon avenue aide of Mount Morris Park, | p the Boani of Rapld Transit Commis pas indignities i8 the result of the crush on the bs © surface and elevated lines, need and we way, need more facilities, vem right away, It fe a condition, not 1 theory, wh.loh confronts us. Former School Commissioner John Meehan, whose home !s on the Mad- civic pride TO-MORROW commences this sale. Unquestionably it comes in the form of a surprise to the thousands of women who are waiting in anticipa- Bal Need the new eubways on the east elpners tovtay. ‘In tue ‘oad busl- rg ae: wld think q did It takes | gust Belmont, who bas deronstrat a ‘4 Or 4p thirty-five minutes of my time to ¢ t nges Mé, Belmont js a r ad men. | UP chiny-fve minutes ehal? OF 0 | Hs capacity for the work, will hes tion of January reductions, We take the initiative this time in sub, Jecting our |{ae 8 Instant to provide these for the The twelvemonth is almost a! an end, As we look back through the t widends,"’ thon " " Ae is after dividends. teenth street station on the ‘Third ave: | city entire collection of high-grade tailored suits and coats to extreme radical | Hoof Cattle Dividends. | nue "L" to Park Row, if 1am able to| “Ho will make the old Metm months i i miery ralitoud corporation lukes to| faueeze, into an express Wain, And | pay; too, thou i has beet lang | price-concessions, Again this sale offers you the advantage of wearing from | 4. Hes nave bsg Fh pte wh pated ui cnn acnbbere y spor 7 fuil as vl | haven't had n my way do r , 7 eared Ran. | ; } 4 es a bal y; ae aa a beh a a Bet sy way down in | Boh Ge iflmes, wiigee real state to-morrow on the suit or coat that you would ordinarily wait for well isfact on to you. It has been a healthy, natural growth that comes to a Pasible, There ta more in carrying | Siu uti long crowded nee ee ee TeOR ways ousht to be bull toward the end of January—and at prices that make this a really sensa- } pbusiniss meriting success. The public interest in Hackett, Carhart’s intensi- “ebro on the hoof’ than in giving the | "This town can peciipasty near elect-| They can't bulld too many Tongitudina: tional selling of high-grade garments. fies and the store rises splendidly to every expectation. Bist passenger service pormible, When !ng 8 city government fon @ municipal | ines In Manhattan and the Bronx. Ax le Here is news crowded out for a time by the rush of holiday business tae - a Wo saves it i? simply to ad Fe Adlcal “side igs len Iaat ‘month ‘hac to meet the promt inte rit nena Be pleased to remember that the suits and coats involved in this sale that we are now glad to give you. s. Nertise the road and thus secure ® ought to be warn! n of the tem-|on ot t a, Pia ciara “3 of the peopl ; : bhese, eh jon Mara arenes oF the, frst one are of an infinitely higher character than the average shop affords, They Very extensive revolutions have been taking place here during the past Ines onder, on end abov | toresie enonpt those ot she peopie's andl fret Gort (eae ae, inatitutiog’ trom thy are the main specialty with us, and not one of a hundred interests. The full weeks, culminating now, SA Quecns, will be vita tty LOT ee ee ae Rot ail are | comme ree, plans for whiee hase power and energy cf our entire organization is devote. to the making of _ We have exactly doubled the facilities of our alteration rooms, acquired pie ot the wiole city fet" nave those Bhwaye, They can't commis Oueht 0 be Kaftan these garments, and they show it in every phase—the styles, the qualities Grade a een on space alloted to them. We have ceed 8 so to ir a] 2 v4 le, fo 8 er Justice Alfred. Sackler, of the eee, forely neede a fe rth Head and the exquis'te finish of each garment are the direct benefits of skilled man the work. And this is Woes ail ts cea endl ae ve 700 ote beni bares heir righ aaicea essing condi . —to by. ae } Mad to sutend ete ws believer in the theory ‘especially on the east sie” ene tailoring. Come to-morrow—early, than ever before. ‘ Ys not what the people WHEAT LACKING nd. Maa exee — rae to ant he belt: except for a littl s ao LA Rg SUPPORT EASES OFF, |ahne the ations omar” Cuanes Here are the colors in| High-Grage Tatlored Coats : nd Second ¥e 4 — 128 oFenIng prices were: December | High sais 4 saipiel Suits, which ‘rost of the suits | l Formerly , i ‘eee ey will no cept| Wheat aft unchanged n January, 1.65 1.6 ‘ormer . . Ce seit a" senate 2m meant rar Sista’ ie 125 rt 40, ‘and coats come: $25 & $39.50, > weil iN § ¥ room traders and lack of support Tan i mission last spri | ee eee Sica ao HB a Bordeaux, Fere is the very widest latitude for choice among the | Sw »mmodate Slay, 11 ; Nal to Narre Among the suits reduced from $25 ard $39.50 are fitted | Pink, eats ferent oe $39.50 and $25 to Bis. Net a few are t wer Y Ray? " arch, ii to 11.81 and blouse Eton models, long tizht-fitting ard hilf-fitted coa’ Aubergne, some models for evening wear, ere are tourist coats y vente whip com ‘ ay. 1199 to 18 ong & 427 | Pipe ’ of mannish mixtures and {cotch tweeds, Empire coats of 3 ye ‘ , Mtg, 11.88 to 9 12 suits in fly-front models, some with visible buttons, and 27+ Flack i. broadcloth, long tight-fitting coats of covert, Persian ery | he Flack, J id 4 o con the J i te eal inch long coat suits, Purple astrakhan cloth coats, kersey coats, velours and moleskin City May Have to Build. oie ze 4, gloning SHIPPING NEWS. Pain tt Jacket ¢ 4 broadcloth, A broad and dive rai ied collection Bireundy cloth in short blouse effects. Wien these ¥ wore first Docamber 3 r . PIES Se AI AU COLTS, OEE’ = GI JO gespay Suited Ty Ate ROR . Tourist Coats, new Empire etfect, Box-plaited and tong circular ' , “i i wed PORT OF NEW york, Ni girdle, an i Me an kit Henley ul models, : aun is bow BI in mannish mixtures, large plaids Evening Coats, lined with silk or pisty Pha \ sea A Beau rir Td a atten silk ining A a | aby Blue, and checks; some trimmed with satin, trimmed with an effusion of P ety ; Allegany Kine skirt finished w ith bro id { ee ql ania mixture iy? mall laids, in- seo ed Ey yen ui fama braid. i 1 is a (ages i One hundred and {1 visible checks; also loose Tourist ronze, a i Rg se se fe Persian Astrakhan Cloth Coats, 27 bts 0 ; | oa M broadel: coat sults in plaids and light color Plum, Hea Coe a Haig MT ‘is inches long, in black, lined with ‘ t ® bebe. ter | PROFESSIONALS RULE i fl ed hd a ura GW IBodel ce | White, some fly front, others. double satin, Ge refusing to bud desired | IN COTTON MAR ‘ ie Die al a Molngs, Prats 27-inch loose box coat of broad- | | Champagne, breasted; lined throughout with Crushed Velour Coats, 27 Inches Orel needed ‘ Wo re i i totterd, circular sk ; cloth, double - breasted model; full Alice Blue, okinner’s satin, long, shaw! collar of fur, lined with Mig to corpete w » Intervorough| yeieh the mer! INCOMING STPAMBHIPS and’ cirrige rele Wages Billa plaited skirts, Helio, Loose-back coats, Ilned through- black satin, ; : in and y | Laverp d to-day t nada, Liverte Fiona. St. Luela. ed and embellished wit braids a So-inch long coat of panne chey- J | Brown, Be ia eee ee, MURS Velour Coats, 25 to 27 In, tong, po ned to 7 : ' orrae STEAMSHIPS | embroideries. Satin or taffeta li jot, lined throughout with satin; | Jacqueminot, . Empire Coats of black kersey, lined with white satin; fancy braid- thee | rage : t y ings. Kilted and circular skirts (ul plalted skirts. | Red, lined with satin, trimmed with braid £4 .gollars In pastel velvet. ota her words, there Jv # profit. Navy Blue and stitched bands of material; also Blouse Eton Velour Coats, with Se Re Alas deonoeiion Arrentine and Mannish Mixtures. heavy panne cheviots in bluc, black small vest of shirred lace; also ¢ favestor In subwaye, wud High G Tailored Suit and green, variety of moleskin cloth coats, ' can ever dieu J meenieneen omen ienrenanrarianven(- enna ianves ane ences epcenemnnen § 2 5 igh Grade Tailored Suits, dema | | teen Formerly f raat i ‘ High-Grade Tailored Coats, Le) = Sterm Brother $59.50 and $45, imported Models tn $ vali PARE y een induree:| | LN Ss Si RTP ties fer wietnon iL) : Exquisite Tailored $59.50 and $45. mathe ite ig ! The suits reduced from $59.50 and $45 involve handsom: Si f ? ; ei j 3 — models of velvet and broadcloth, mannish mixtures and moire Suits, treet and The most exquisite Evening Coats are included in this i eons f | jf . ‘ ' I as exclusive models in S t i na478 = silk, in all the favored shades, They take form in suits with E C t, group, a8 wel e Is in Street Coats, What- e etation Our ¢ ot mad y ; venin oals baeh whe lout Bde j { lj 4 h C Ost L ace ij obes=! nmace Eton jackets, hip-length coats, pony coats and long tight-fit- 9 ever your choice may be, of this you may make certain: ee nese hou at \ ae AT RADICAL FRICE | | You are getting greater values at Twenty-five Dollars than oF ‘ i To»Morrow, at Unusual Reductions, ting aid half-fitted coats, CONCESSIONS Fifty Dollars would ordinarily buy, e To ¢ t xington ’ : Just an idea here: peenieg hoes Pa mpi, Ledrid ‘Three hundred velour and broad- Irish, Point Awe i cular 0) ai 4 agit soulhe; ‘6 . Velvet suits, Eton blouse, fined Frances pony coat of broadeloth $125 to $60 Values, richly ornamented Fvith lace, ry Piast he, eae a ee A tonina bela Wee atte f to 263.00 with soft satin over fitted girdle; 494 cheviot, satin lined fancy vel- now plique and embroidery, and other — broid y 4 ty 1 nf j at - “ » braid trimmed, others embel, Yet, Collar and vest, Skirt trimmed forms of embellishment; lined [poe hae Fe Mg blouse r He es $45,00 to 325,00 some braid trimmed, others embel- with braid to match Jacket, throughout with soft satin and peau and inlaid jolla a os, roles { hetw the naled Bot lished with Persian embroidery or Three hundred suits, Eton blouse $35 49 50 de cygne, ith small vest of ( i teen’, i pangied Keb black, $12.50, lace, Plaited circular skirts and long-coat models; the Etons are ® Frances Pony Coat of velour,with bis apc red ety Ayes. pe while & silver, brown t a 12,50, 18,50 Solid tucked coat of broadcloth, Of velvet, elaborately embellished The suits are for the most vest of lace, embellished with deli- Long black broadcloth Coats in , i A ‘ Former Prices $18.00 to 28.00 6 inches lone talfea tain, tactt with Persian embroidery or out from abroad and take form in Eton| f cately tinted braids; some with all- ¢ffectively trimmed Empire models, | f ‘ i noes dlaborately cobroideted intel cate ped with narrow folds of broad- | | models of Panne velvet and plain} J over embroidery; lined with peau de lined throughout with white sitin; ' } t ‘ ' or sou: haa : ti gold ae A cloth; lined throughout with soft | velvet—supplemented by the finest cy; 1p Ot or soft satin. also long 1nd half-fitted coats, with | pte A al ; ] 7 ' Liat rel nfo Nadie ee satin ok peau de cygne. Eleven- | | French broadcloth suits in Eton and ‘ ht siding fiyctront and button- in br) nee 4 Nyebiye | i ' ‘enise, Iris int d'Arra‘ane ' Uh ore +, gore skirts. t modi row ats lack broadcloth sllars and cnffs of black peau iB Fo * Sruges & Net Laces & Novelties in Colored Fests, 75C to ( $o-inch long coat, of broadcloth, "°Motre silk coats, th Eton or loag | | “Oe ettes eeete are al Set, cereal Iittte ca bole nd braid, r j yd, The Evening Coats are also of the and tal ; ting and i) be rompleted anot Poraer? : finished with strap or lapped seams, tight-fitting models; lined through- } | yery bighest grades of broadcloth. In| J other models, with lap seams; ined Lang black broadclath Coats, with piaer milton Fos! denia of ihe mo ner Prices $1.25 to 27,50 lined throughout with Skinner's out with satin, Plaited and circular | | most gorgeous effects, ornamented throughout with Skinner's black or quilted lining of black satin; shawl phere te nn ria, ny satin, New model skirt, skirts, with lace, embroidery, ete, gray satin, collars of natural squirrel, ‘ pro fert SS «ices SD ss Quoted env SS West Twenty-third Street Broadway, at Hackett Tuirteenth St, LL Ce Oe FOOL SL oe ee ee OO a CST OEE: +