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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Edward II. Cofey. a stock broker. who lives in
I.enox Place, New Brighton, is locked up In the
county fail at Richmond on body attachment
issued by the Supreme Court on application OF Mrs.
Emma Roche who In May Of last year got judy
Ynent of S3lls against Mr. Coffey. The amount OF
money involved followed business transaction. the
nature OF which Mr.. Coffey will not state He says
he does not regard IL Just debt. He was ar
rested on Saturday, and has since been In jail. He
Is well known in New Brighton in social circles.
The election directors Of the Staten Island Rail
way was held yesterday at St George. and proved
the hottest IN the history Of the company. The
fight was between the Baltimore and Ohio interests.
which lease the line. and the outside holders. The
former won, and the ticket elected was; Charles
II. Bass. james J. Winants. J; De Jonge jr.. William
King, August Hermann. Kintzng p. EmmOns J.
NJ Fitzgerald f. J.. Goodwin. q. i. Kreischer. 6.
y. Zentgraf J. Frank Emmons. G. ii. White. and
Z. II. Curry.
The third and closing lecture Of the afternoon
at the Staten Island Academy Will be de-
liyered Oh Friday afternoon by Professor A. d. T;
Hamlin, Of Columbia University His subject will
be, Architecture" and the lecture will be Illus
trated with lantern photographs. The usual recep-
tion and tea will follow. and Mrs. J. Harper Bon
neil. Mrs. Eugene Dubois Mrs. Lewis f. Within
and Mrs. Orrin g. Wood will preside at the tea
tables.
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SOME VISITORS ~ TOWN.

There Is unusually large number of persons
at the hotels just nov, and business from a hotel
point of view. is reported as excellent. Many Of
to New-York for short time previous 10 sailing.
The hotel registers bear the names of many per-
sons well known in the business and social, as well
the political. world Acknowledgement c. Whit
ney Tillinghast. 3D. OF Governor Blacks staff was
here looking after the details of the parade on
April q. He announced Yesterday that he expected
to have 1000 men in line.
Archbishop Ireland. of ST. Paul, is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. and yesterday received large dele
cation OF visitors. The Archbishop only recently
returned from Washington
Joe" Bailey as everybody in Texas calls him, s
In the city for a few days attending to business.
Others call him Babe" Bailey but every one
knows that he is the minority leader in the House,
and recently achieved notoriety because he would
Mr.. Bailey is massive OF figure and bland Of coun-
tenance He said yesterday that he had expressed
his ideas about the Tariff bill pretty vigorously al
ready. but he did have q few words TO say about
said he, think that all the culture and civilization
in the country are crowded into Manhattan Island.
That Isn't true. We have all kinds OF people and
conditions in Texas. | believe that the majority
of the members of the Texas delegation In Con-
gress have dress suits. and there ere many others
fifteen minutes-bUt let that pass. l don't mind
other people wearing dress suit, but don't want
to-" Mr. Bailey is young yet: perhaps when he Is
older he may realize that refusals to comply with
cety do not constitute infallible indication OF
exalted character attainments Meanwhile. OF
course. there Is nothing to compel him to wear a
dress suit II he doesn't want 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
PORT CHESTER.

At tho trustees meeting on Monday night it was
decided TO build a sewer in Willard-ave 20
the Sound az estimated expense of ScD
Edward Parker. for many years well-known
business man in Port Chester died at his home, in
Main-st on Monday morning. Mr.. Parker left
twelve children, among whom IS Justice Thomas
NJ Parker. He seventy-six years old. and
had retired from business. The funeral, which
was held Yesterday in the Church of our Lady Of
Mercy was largely attended. The service was
conducted by the Rev John A. Waters, assisted
s., IN. Rav Jobn Walsh the Rev John T.. Burke
and the Rev. Thomas O'Keefe.
Platt Bennett. seventy-eght years ola, retired
ca Wash!neton-st.. yesterday. He leaves widow.
The funeral will be held at his home this evening.
with burial IN Green Farms, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

storage house for hay and straw owned by
atod near the moouette mills Of the Alexander
Smith Carpet Company. was totally destroyed by
fire on Monday night. The building was wooden
structure. and was we'll stocked. Although tho fire.
men responded quickly. the fire was a stubborn one
10 subdue.
The ten men team OF the Pallsade Boat Club was
vtctor,ou, in both Il. games on Monday night with
tho Knickerbockcr Bowling Club Of New-York CITY
The games took place on the lattcr's alleys. at
Madison-ave and Forty.Afth-st. The visitors capt
ured the first game by q score Of 1572 to 1i2i, and
tho second by score OF 15Go to l4ao. The game
between the Yonkers Bowling Club and team
from TarrytOwn LyceuIn. schedui ed TOT tno
Same evening az the association alleys IN inns CIV!
did not take place. owing 10 the failure or the A"r
The funeral of John Wdmann, for many years
musical director OF the Yonkers Teutonia SOeiT n
was heid yesterday afternoon n at his nome "
There was a large attendance at the April meet
ing OF the Young Mems Republican Club which
treasurer was gratifying, showing the organzaIioh
10 be IN good financial condition, Gus'an De -,
grey, the financial secretary. received a vote ol
thanks. James Scott was chosen recording seo'e
tary. 49, ,,,.,,,a ,rm
The literary class of the Woman's institute VIII
meet this afternoon. and discuss the "rislhSs VI
Eugene Field. This topic Is mace tn ne, Miss Mary
es.ing the members from the fact that MIS- .S S
French Field, daughter of the poet, res1 mere Oh
Saturday night. Selections from Mr. f1eios poems
The Yonkcrs Athletic Association held It's month
" rleeting Monday night and appointed Joseph r
O'Bren, John Y. Hackett, Edward j. 1000 WI, III
lam Roach and Otto Kaeser nm rev 70 n s
Of tho month e Miner was chosen treasurer a .
Charles Geiers lieutenant to M the vac, Nacai'o,eS
caused by the designations OF John r. iid'' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
NETWORK CITY.

Brigadicr Susie f. Swift has left the Salvation
Army TO join the Roman Catholic Church. I'm Or
der to engage in charitable work under the dlrec-
ton of tho Paulst Fathers She Joined tho Army
in Scotland in 1885 She Is thrty-nve years old and
a graduate of Vassar.
I .,ssie Carpenter. nineteen years old, otherwise
known Flosse Garnett, OF tho Garnet sis
tiers. variety performers was found dead yesterday
IN a at McCann's Hotel No. 14s Third-avc
1t is believed to bo case Of suiodc although the
proprietor OF tho hotel insists that It was acct
dental. Tho woman's sister says that she had had
trouble in a love affair and was Respondent.
Alfred Carr has been appointed feet captain Of
the Columbia Yacht Club.
John A. Beaver. against whom there are two IN
dctments for forgery and ono for petit larceny.
and who when arraigned on March 20 pleaded not
guilty and has been in tho Tonbs since, yes
terday morning pleaded guilty TO forgery in the
third degree, and sentenced by Judge New
burger year and nine months imprisonment.
He was a bookkeeper for Bernard y. Smith. manu-
facturer of piano fixtures at No. PA East Four
feminist. and secured money by signing checks
Of the firm lie is said to be a relative OF ex-Gov-
ernor Beaver OF Pennsylvania.
All the admiralty cases which on the caen-
dar of the United States District Court for trial
yesterday had to be adjourned. on account OF the
Illness of Judge Addison Brown at his home No.
81 West Eighty ninth-st.
Magistrate Wentworth announced his decision In
Centre Street Court yesterday afternoon In the
OF Romano against Charles Barsotti In favor
Of the defendant and Barso;ti was discharged.
Barsotti who Is a banker, was charged by Gio-
vann Romano. Of Troy y. Y, with the subverson
Of 500 which he intrusted TO Barsotti TO be sent
TO Romano's relatives In Italy.
The Ward Line steamer Niagara, which put into
Charleston last week with a damaged rudder on
her way from Cienfuegos TO New York. was lowed
to this port yesterday by the tugs Lewis Lucken-
back and Ocean King. The body OF Mrs Alexan-
days before the Niagara sailed on board
George b. De Forest is confined to his home No
"A East FYftieth-st., with badly rritated eyes Mr.
De Forests trouble Is said TO have been caused by
too much reading at night AT the house IL was
said Yesterday that Mr.. DE Forest was improving
and that there no fear OF any permanent in
jury TO his eyes.
The American liner Paris left her pier at
o'clock yesterday morning for Newport News
where she will be locked for repairs She was
scheduled sail to-day for Southampton. but 4,
was found that her starboard propeller shaft was
not in satisfactory working TRIM and It de-
cided to overhaul thoroughly this part Of the ma
chinery
Mayor Strong has hXed IL O'Clock Tomorrow at
the City Hall for general hearing OF the Knights
Of Labor and other citizens upon the subject q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
SHOW INDIANS ARRIVE HERE.

Fifty-nve show Indians. men, squaws ana
napooses got into this city at G:i5 m. yesterday
They ere on the march, having come all the way
from the reservation in the Indian Territory 10
help along things at the Wild West snow Whlch IS
N omen next week Major Burke at the train
when II arrived in Communipaw. He ushered the
Indians the ferryboat, and came across TO TINS
city with them. ,.,.. ,.,.,
The head Indian is said to be Loantaka, which
IS declared 20 mean very NICE Man ne hau
Major Burke Informed that he had great preju-
dice against treading the soil OF New-Nork II
was his one reason for consenting TO como TO
Brooklyn 10 take part in the Wild West SHOW at
Ambrose Park that the union OF that city WIN
New-York had not yet become an accomplished
fact. Loantakas prejudice against this city Is
said 10 have arisen from an experience he mao
when as "A young buck he visited here. At That
time Il Is said. Loantaka Jared badly. The Ind
ians were marched to the ferry and then taken
South BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
SING SING.

Tho forernen and assistant foremen Of the sev-
eral companies Of the Fire Department hole a
meeting Monday night in the store OF Chies
Engineer James NJ. Jarvis for the purpose OF TAX
ing action concerning what the firemen consider
neglect OF their interests by the taxpayers. The
fact that the hose with which the Department is
supplied is old and worthless generally con-
coded also the facts that one fire COM
pany IS lodged In barn. the truck Of another
company is out of date. and the apparatus OF the
Department generally old and unfit for service a
seven companies represented. that the Board OF
Village Trustees be Informed that unless measures
taken TO equip the Fire Department proopeiaE
at a OF $3.50 within twenty days, tho offceTs
Including the chief and assistant engineers uhe
would resign Tomorrow evening the companies
OF me s o wbeh w ,hey Viii disband IN case
the taxpayors persist in refusing the askedfor ap-
The New-York Conference o. the Methodist Epis;;
copai Church holds its first session in the Highland
presiding, There will be about four hundred min
listers in attendance, and the session will close on
1;:oI caIpfre Of the New-York Conference War
Veterans Association was held at the church las;
for the occasion. and Included the Rev, DR.. ia.
burgh's ''Experiences in salisbury Rebel Fl ~
and an address by General O'Beirne
The annual election Of the Mount Pleasant Field
Club held Monday evening at the For
the regular nominees. The reform movement
iiouor in the clubhouse and extend the right Of
Membership 70 women, was defeated: The follow
A-president John J. Kane; treasurer. Richard
Denng; secretary William H. Hapgooo: ,r Csures
ITvott 'Sppporters Of the regular ticket say liquor
is not served In the clubhouse and that the women
relatives and friends Of the members are already
in possession of the privileges Of the clubhouse at
al all times times ,s..
nj, e''V v,Ilage for nifty Years died on Monday.
widow and family Of seven children survive him
home, in North Malcolm-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
THE DEAN PEOPLE KEEPING OUT OF SIGHT

and brokers at No 50 Broadway, were still in
charge of the Sheriff yesterday. Scores Of drafts
on the concern were presented but, Of course they
were not paid. There was no one there to pay
them Sam Keller, the reputed owner of the con-
cern was still missing. }. B. Kellogg. the ostensi-
Bile head OF the firm OF J. y. Kellogg & Co.. No. G6
Broadway could not be found. Keller was credited
with being the hacker OF kellogg q Co. 1t was
said that Theodore Il. Thompson who obtained the
attachment upon which the Sheriff took possession
OF the Offices Of the T. S. Dean Company, was in
Albuquerque. y. NJ The story In Wall street was
that Thompson was associated with sam Keller.
There was a report that Thompson had been oper-
ating in stocks through Hopkins Brothers, No. Gs
Broadway. who are members OF the New-York
Stock Exchange. Franklin w. Hopkins, Of the
firm said: "Thompsons name IS not our
books. and never heard OF him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
WHITE PLAINS.

The trustees have decided 10 continue the present
system OF taking care OF the streets by contract.
Justice j. O. Dykman held special term OF the
Supreme Court at the courthouse yesterday.
re certificate Of Incorporation of the Mount Yer
non Heights CONGREGATIONAL Church has been filed
In tho County Clerks Office. The trustees are
Albert a. ITltcht Wallace Van Doorv. Charles +.
Fox John dc Vyver. Walter c. REID and W. Coes-
well Rogers -,
The annual election Of the Fire Department held
ut tine rooms OF Hope Engine Company last night,
resulted in the election of the following officers;
+ Theodore Doll, chief engineer; Henry Fulle, first
assistant engineer; Charles 7. Pau!dng. second as
sistant engineer.
The White Plains and Elmsford Trolley Com
pany continues TO its cars across the tracks
Of the Ncw-York and Putnam Railroad at Elms-
ford. Tho railroad authorities apparently have
taken no further action in the matter since the
trolley company succeeded in stealing a march on
Sunday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07

public meeting Of taxpayers of the village Of
White Plains last evening made emphatic and
unanimous protest against the passage OF the
Bronx Valley Sewer bill. The meeting called
by the president of the village. Samuel c. Miller,
at the request Of leading property-owners and the
majority Of tho property of the village repre-
scented. The matter detailed at length and all
It's bearings considered Not single argument was
features OF the bill outlined by President
Miller and Messrs. w b. Tibbits. Robert 4. Farley,
y. A Slosson, Charles j. Qdinby. James Fl. Moran.
Harvey Hustled. John Read and others. The chief
points of objection raised the impractcability
of the proposed sewer outlet with the Sound from
an engineering point Of view the unlimited and in
calcuable expense and the unlimited powers of the
Commissioners.
A committee was appointed to fight the bill at
Albany This action Is in line with that taken by
the property-owners of Mount Vernon in public
meeting
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co1-pr CALENDARS roR TO-DAY.

Appellate pv.onsuprem. court.Bs'GPT srk Van bFynt
E ou RI o Ra@'s az p % s. 81 o. 80 90 o. 3d.
* 81 ~ fs;cur,sn.c,ai rerm-Part Before Pryor.
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Supreme oa2s opens masFs
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upnnTnga courspecial vIEpetore Beach,
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sinroms Courtwspeci,l Term-Part Vlfl-Ad'0urnea
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suprens =, n. sent from VII for trial lear r
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supreme =, no sent from preferred calendar ior tr'a
Case unfinished -,-. r.,rop part XII-Before Slower
supreme ~ sent from preferred calendar Tor triai
Case unfinished. <-,.A.-. Rotor. Fitzgerald, s..
rs iIss and I2o6 Wills Of Jamss H pod Brassei
81 ,r rrohate Bridget Reilly, hol13 -
WIS I xbmann Iaurens Hamilton Winain o "; u
Kemp Bernhard II E Cabta,n at 1880 a M william
Ross at 2 P; M mour,-rral Term-Betore Arnold s-No
Surrogate pnssi,e S,einhardt at 1890 a. M; NO.
i9Io will Of william lvtson at W. d. cnhuchnen j.
III, 1ourt-Specal Term-Before hu0nI'""' -
c odty onens at 10 a m Motions at 1880 a; , m
'ou, 1.omTt Term-Part l-Hefore ~ .te az
,c9i iis6 1872 1s6 i4,3 l15l s'' ,3i lax
;Ss, Gli 1915. 1916 lG2i i'9i. 3sii SGt5 3osoi.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board Of Education, p. m.
AQueduct Commissioners p. m.
New-York East Conference st. Johns Methodist
Episcopal Church. Brooklyn
Company !, 18th Regiment. dramatic entertain
ment Berkeley Lyceum, D.
John J. OBrien Association, No. IS Forsyth.st.,
p. m.
Inspection OF 9th Regiment ormory. p. IT..
Public Education Association, No. 9O2 West Sew
enty-sixth-st., p. m.
New-York Electrical Society. Columbia Univer-
sity, j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Ry Pryor, j.
,,., -, Merrill Wehrle Charcoal COmpany-Hugh II.
Garden. w., cou,anv ,g, caunbei-
'Wcnoneld AIT, Hoctor-Norman NJ Meliss
- at Hector Norman 7. NJ. Melliss. -,
r,"n,, In. Insurance Company agt Sawyer-Ihornas
G. Kinney. - ,..orro = pa,tia
fs.mn act pecker-Edwarf J.. Patterson
lamp ~ BY Beekman. J.
vauer Of Ward-Charles H. Huhhen
Simnson aRt Wcscndouck-Ernest Hail.
plock aRt Bradford-f0uis !. Deaheld -,,
l,n,tahTs Idre Insurance Company agt. Lyon-Edward
I. Patterson -, 9Th
Matter Of Dyckman-st Gwo casesl-John e CoIeHiah'
Mcr,rck agt. Brggs-John IL logan
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Supreme Court
Pryor, j.
Matter OF Southern Company Of New-York-Thomas A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CAMBRIDGE-Baroness Won Thelmann, Countess
Ross and Baron and Baroness Reichenau, Of
the German Embassy at Washington. FIFTH
AVENUE-Chief Judge Charles Andrews Of the
New-York Court of Appeals GILSEY-Congress-
Walter Evans, of Louisville. HOFFMAN,
Elk Governor A. o. Bourp Of Rhode ISLAND, General
Albert Ordway, Of Washington, ID. c.. John g.
Stanchfeld OF Elmra, and Jean Lassalle, OF Paris
HOLLAND-Ex- Senator j. Donald Cameron, Of
Pennsylvania, and f. Prentiss Bailey, OF Utica
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Penn Nixon. OF Chicago.
and Henry b. Ledyard and Henry Russell, OF De-
uot. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charles NJ Shell
ley, OF Alabama MURRAY H1LT~-President Mer-
ril i. Gates of Amherst College and Lady Van
Horne of Montreal METH ERLAND-E p. Rip
ley president Of the Atchson. Topeka and Santa
re Railroad Company, and Melv Dewey, of AL
bany. NEW AMSTERDAM-Colonel Charles Hey
wood. United States Marine Corps. WALDORF
General Henry T. Noyes. OF Rochester; Colonel w.
A Roeblng, of Trenton; John H. Holmes, of Bos-
ton: Patrick Calhoun. Of Atlanta. Ca and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester ScOvel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07

The Southern Associated Press dissolved yester-
day as a news-gatherng and MISUNDERSTANDING or
gan,zation and It's members decided to join the
National organization Of the Associated Press.
The following newspapers entered into contracts
with the Associated Press: THE Richmond tNa)
Dispatch The Richmond XaD Times" The
Landmark THE Charlotte (N. c. Observer"
THE Charleston u. ca News and Courier" Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
RUNAWAY SCATTERS BICYCLISTS.

A horse attached to a light delivery wagon driven
By Anthony Fisher. Of No. IsS Duane-st. away
at the Boulevard and One hundred and ten st
Yesterday afternoon. and after a lively chase was
captured by Mounted Policeman England nj One
hundred nd eiRhth-st. and Riverside Drive There
was some scurrying by bicycle riders 10 escape be-
ing knocked down by the runaway. The horse had
been left standing In the street while the driver
went 10 deliver goods at the door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
MOUNT VERNON.

The Board Of Education on Monday night adopted
a resolution favoring yearly promotions TO the
High School, instead Of sem-annuaIly. as hereto
fore The fixing Of the teachers salaries was
deferred until April 10. delegation Of women
from the Westchester Women's Club petitioned
the BOARD 10 introduce the kindergarten method.
The petition was referred.
Miss Kathrine NJ. Gates and Dr. Frank w. Ship
man OF Mount Vernon, married yesterday
az the home OF the brides parents, in Rutland
VT The ceremony performed by the brides
fa,her the Rev David Weston Gates, OF the Troy
Conference The couple will live in this city,
where DR.. Shipman is Health Officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Az tho Board Of Trustees meeting on Monday
evening the Board granted a franchise to the West
chester Avenue Telephone and Telegraph Company
10 construct and operate an electric system in the
village Gerald Grace and w. II. Iyland We're APP
pointed Sewer Commissioners in the places of John
Wohber and David Silver, both resigned. Hyman
Levy and Arson Hustled were appointed members
81 he Board Of Health In the places Of George T.
Hutchinson and Patrick Quinn. both resigned. John
a Liant made an application for franchise TO con-
struct trolley road in the village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
DAMAGES AGAINST TIFFANY & co.

Tho jury which tried tho suit brought by Mrs
Annette D. Markoe to recover $500 from Tiffany
g. Co for the contents Of Il trunk which the de-
PENDANTS delivered, Inder n niSa apprehension, to
her former husband. w. Boerum Wetmore, re
turned n verdict In favor OF Mrs Markoe for $500
yesterday. The trunk contained SILVER Weudne
presents and was handed over to MT. Wetmore
aY,er The rla,ntir had obtained "A divorce from him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
THE MAYOR AND THE CHARTER.

Mayor Strong was ready at p. m yesterday 10
hear arguments for against two bills supple
mental TO the Greater New-York charter, but no.
body appeared 10 speak on either side. The Mayor
said he expected to send the Greater New-York bill
back 10 the Legislature to-day and the public
might know his position on IL tomorrow.
1.-THE newspapers have construed some Of my
marks at the hearing into approval OF the bill"
he said but 7 guess will let the LEGISLATURE be
the first 10 know whether sign II or veto It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07

You, a very particular man are
led here through an advertisement
you try on suit.
1t proves disappointing collar is
too low; coat Says in or bulges out
you throw it off in disgust.
My. dear sir, did that suit you're
now wearing, made by your tailor,
fit you when you first put it on
We don't make to order, but we
make to fit.
Suits-$Io to SIS.
ROGERS, PEET G. CO.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway
Thirty-second and Broadway.