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‘when they might have Bought the same goods from the trust for $1.67% a box. “Did you talk with anybody about this! Ree before coming to court?" suddenly counsel for the corporation. “That doem't make any difference,” jeatd the witness. “What I know I know, | don't 17" — APPRAISALS OF ESTATES. Deputy State Comptroiier Wallace 5. Frasor tranamitted the following ap- Prateale of estates under the inherit- ance tax law to-day to the Transfer ‘Tax Office of the Surrogate's Court: George Bruck, who died Nov, 4, #11, TOBACCO TRUST TOOK HS LIVING, DEALER TESTIFIES camvegiinaen Refusal to Join Local Combine Rudolph Epstein, one of several in Gependent tobacco jobbers in Brookiyn who claim to have been forced out of Desiness by the American Toba: Company, was the principal which have been apprained at the total | were value of $25,800, The prorated deduc- tions for commissions and expenses of ber. ted States Judge administration reduce the net value of day on the: trial of the euit for] the decedent's New York emtate to $22,- treble damages of $200,000 brought by | 5%. John A Locker againat the American] Thomas W. Hill, who died Dea 4, Tobacco Company waa resumed. 1908, left an estate consisting of the Mr, Epstotn deciared that A. T. Ben-| house and dot at No. 007 Kast One Hun- im, representing the so called trust,| dred and Thirtioth etreet which has called a meeting of Brooklyn jobbers in| been appratecd at 610,600, ‘The net value 194 ana told them the American To-] of the decedent's estate after the de- grand larceny. offense. lary. months. daceo Company Intended to form «| auctions for commiasions and legal ex- Tried to defraud German Savi: Rank { combine of all wholesale jobbera of| penses ts $9,140. ea 1100 on beveee cleat. "Yarn. elfena . Keach member, Mery EB. Lambert of Elmira Reformatory. Pa. who died May 19, Raymond total personal estate of among her assets mocks taxable in New York State which have been ap- Draiwed at the total value of $11,082, The net value of decedent's New York eotate te 610,540. Bridget Torphy, who died May 18, 0, deft an estate which das been ap. praised wt the total value of $16,688, The net value of the estate Mnally dis- tributed after two contests and much littwation amor A to $9,863, Walter T, Barnett, Nov. 4 9, lete fn estate which has been appraieed at ® total of $2,765. ‘The net value after deductions for debts and legal ex. penees te $1.26. t a was to receive 4 stock in a he Metropoll- f | stan Tobacco Company. t TR REFUSED TO SELL HIM \ GOODS, EPSTEIN TESTIFIES. “4, with several other independent Jobbers, refused to join the new com- pany,” Epetein testified, “and Benhelm Werned us we would be driven out of 5 business.” Later, Epstein snid, the American To- bacco. Company refused to sell any goods to him, although he was doing a business of $1,000 » mo! v “t had to buy my pendent manufacturer “and after awhile, finding the dent manufacturers Veen bought by the American Tobacco Company, I was compelled to give up Gentence suspended. First offense. from Inde explained, old, born In ¢ Liki, who succeeded James BR. resident of the American To- baveo Company, was in court, and it was said he would probably be called to the stand. Mr. Locker, who claiins to have been hard hit vy the alleged monopoly of the American Tobacco Company, bases his rult for damages on the Sherman Anti- ‘Trost faw. Mr. Hpstein declared that he has as the plaintiff. , “orled many a AL over our troubles with the Ameri- Te Tt wae a mat- : Broadway and Houston Street, Under crommexamination the witness testified that the feeling among inde- pendent retailers in Brooklyn was s0 inst the trust that many of , pald him more for goods than the trust was charging @or the game goods, SYMPATHETIC TRADEOMEN PAID BEYOND VALUE FOR GOODS, - “Would you be good enough to name 8 few of these generous retailers?” was been discontinued. days. their patronage and support. was wire “plenty of ‘em" paid him $1 o per box for # certain brand of cla) OME of America’s most substan- tial men have Gillette Safety Razors made in triple gold as Christmas gifts for their friends. Many wealthy men buy pF ype of Gillette sets for purposes every Christmas and have done so for years. These expensive NO STROPPIN STORMS GET ANOTHER CHANCE |. <= Seven Prisoners Were Disposed of Yesterday by Three Gonal estate ef 431,707, had ainong his|the Criminal Branch of the eenete stock taxable in New York State|Court yesterday. The penalties imposed BY JUDGE FOSTER. Sophie Beckendorf, twenty-one vears oid, born in Germany, pleaded guilty to Dishonest servant. Hedford Reformatory George Lein, thirty-eight yearn old, born in Germany, pleaded gullty Firat offense. Penitentiary . six Mitchell, twenty-#ix years old, pleaded guilty bigamy. fense. State prison not less than two years and alx months and not more than | jy, four years and seven months, BY JUBTICE BLANCHARD. Rose Zindel, forty-eight years old, pleaded gullty forgery, Forged a prom- lasory note for $7,695. BY JUDGE MALONE. Reitman, nineteen years old, guilty petty larceny, Mty of lace waists valued $200, City Reformatory. Heinrich Dueringer, forty-three years| of dand ny, pleaded guilty un- f medicine, Special Notice The well-known clothing business of Wm. Vogel & Son, founded in 1857, and located for many years at the corner of moving to Broadway and 44th Street, has The entire stock of clothing has been sold to Brill Brothers and will be removed by them to their store on Broadway at 49th Street, to be placed on sale there in a few Wm. Vogel & Son take this opportunity to thank their friends and customers for Make this a Gillette Christmas GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY, BOSTON ee sonar. heaps erptl PAE RSEeO THUR SDAY, OH, WHAT A HAPPY HOME! Outatde of Things erated De. | A Rien, | | low Mra. Anderson W Can a woman beer daily drink elgot pin That is the qui . Trip t to Country Mansion. fe Whitelaw brought suit fur separation to-day, and png oth: thing unal sumed lial amount ‘The complaint states the couple were married in Jersey City In 1908. He wanta the cui felans in a ‘ q left an estate of $153,200, The net valve . Aig Roaght! 53 MUS ve: Cut Off His Supplies, {9 GU4131, The widow and the dpe Judges. : , . of the decedent inherit the entire es- - - 0 stab own re Says Epstein. tate, with @ par ol sc the ras:| during the present taw weather, William (Graham of Phiindetphia,| Six Prisoners were dinponed of in the] Mil” ® PALM > aurant where Pa., who di04 Oct. 16, 1909, leaving per-|Court of General Sessions and one IN) iin violent names and slap kept him from sleeping at night, threw | a coffee pot with contents into his face, | clawed his face, iicked him. Don Jose pulled his hair and {of an old First Frat offense, Becond af- To be possessed of a head of heavy, tiful hair; soft, lustrous, y and free from dandruff is tter of using a little Danderin It is easy and inexpensive to have j ice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get Firat offense. ' a5 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan! now-all drug stores recomm: apply a little as directed and within ten minutes there will be an appearance of abundance; freshni luffiness and| d it through tee hair— an incomparable gloss small strand at a time, You try as you will you can be soft, glossy and beaut hair grower; to wor falling hair at once. t to Stole a id lustre, and t find a trace surprise will be CUES about two weeks’! awaits everyone who tries thi Firat of-| = Me Roshes FURNITURE, co, $140“ $3 “* $1.50 $199 « $5 “ or} $240 “$10 “ Brass Bed nu ee later FURNISH YOUR HOME Coats and Overcoats trom $12.00 00, ANY purchase up to 82) sets are no different in shaving quality from our Standard set at $5, but_they show how the Gillette is regarded. Dealers are showing Holiday stocks of Gillettes, selected from over forty difterent styles—eve: thing from silver-plated to solid gold, at $5 to $50. Make your selection early. For.a smal “gift, a Packet of Gillette Blades at 50c. or $1.00 is very welcome. Dwi mewn | WHITELAW REID STILL SICK; CANNOT JOIN ROYAL PARTY, ,| Ambassador's Ailment Not Seriou and atiit remain n toving and but He Does Not Care to Risk SOLDIER DIES BY GAS. ‘Tomas Ramirez, a member mily of the Republic of Ban! ‘Domingo, captain in the regular army of | $100 Hort $4 Down $1.00 Weony rte Great Britain, to Rol GROWS BEAUTIFUL, HEAVY HAR, =) WE PROVE 1-25 GENT DANDERINE Fritz Gerling, twenty-one years old, born In Germany, pleaded qullty forgery, Destroys Dandruff—Stops falling hair—Cleans and invigorates your scalp—Delightful dressing. use, when you will see how hair—fineand lowny at first—yes—but really new hair —sprouting out all over your scalp— Danderine is, we believe, the only sure ; destroyer of dandruff and cure for itchy. scalp, and it never fails rove how pretty and aly oisten a cloth ff or falling hair; but your real] a few moments—a delightful surprise Goods Delivered in ‘nama Wagons, Leyak gh rey miler untry and a memt "9 staff, with th New York yesterday gunshot wound In the le | montis ago in a akirmisy with In hin ‘wom there the stove and he knew nothing about » San Domingan consul has taken charge of the body ELOPING GIRL HELD. Found tm Fiat With Youth and) yin his w: red and Thirty-! a Drolect Younsdft ore Magne "| Gat tho Original and Qleniae -< HORLICK’S vn MALTED MILK not want to | ‘The Foededrink for All Ages. or entaonupbaldigtie wislebedy, Pena the whole! ea the the other to a gas t the light the har on the fle ad run away and did marry her sweetheart both \ et y but withd ¢ of a lawyer ant was hel for Ma sent to the Children’ say will not pei spite of the offer of Chapius to 1 n the the father says that the a to % young man f all the girl's Jewelry , Aid ein! sei |zha epent ey on the fret day after they ra | WORLD WANTS WORK WoNDERS Ie the car takes you past. \your corner. ‘i Don’ t hand the conductor ‘a wallop. Hand him a Nebo. : The gloriously good Cigarette, - See him grin with gleeful ‘gladness. : Hear him say: “Wait and well back up for you.” A’Satin Weopdler .” in each pac Kage Mr. Retailer :—Please cut me out and “‘stick” me