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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
LAST WEDNESDAY OF APRIL
FOR INAUGURATION DAY.

WASHINGTON, March 6-The last
Wednesday OF April was to-day sug.
gested as the proper date on which to
in,ugurate President, In n Join, reso.
luton introduced 10y Senator Depew.
The resolution was In the form OF an
amendment to the Constitution, and
provided that the Sixty-second Congress
and the term n the office " President
and Vice President shall continue until
the last Wednesday OF April. 1913, at
noon
The resolution was referred 20 the
Committee on Privileges and Elections.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
Tenants of Champion, Reused
From Sleep, Flee Half
Clad to Street.
ELEVATOR BOY HERO.
Gives Alarm and Keeps Car
Running Till Shaft
Is Ablaze.

When n. cry of Fire" sounded
through the Champion, an apartment
hotel at One Hundred and Eighty
second street and St Nicholas avenue,
at o'clock this morning fifty families
rushed to the halls and fed to the
streets, A few men and women stopped
for fur coats and other coverings, but
the majority scampered down the
stairs In their night clothes, not wait
ing for the elevator and waded bare
foot In the snow.
Mrs. Lydia Walker, whose apartments
are on the second floor. discovered the
blaze. She was aroused by the smell OF
smoke. and communicated By phone
with Charles Lutz, manager Of the
house.
Elevator Boy Hero.
Louis Henderson, an elevator boy,
then got busy. He went from floor to
floor, ben, on doors and gave the alarm.
The fire cry was soon taken up from
the first floor TO the roof. Henderson
tried to calm the excited tenants by
saying:
1T amt much OF fire. but II you
want to come down YOU better come on.
The elevator is here"
The elevator was soon TANNED with
tenants. Henderson made dozen trips
In, nd 9p,n
with men and women In dshablle and
children wrapped in blankets. Some OF
the tenants had collection OF hastily
snatched baggage.
Down the Fire Escapes.
The elevator shat. vas soon so filed
with smoke that the tenants decided it
was easier and safer 10 escape by the
stairs Some OF them took to the fire.
escapes and scrambled down the Ice
coated ladders,
The last OF the tenants on the escapes
Dad not reached the ground before an
alarm had brought the firmen, and
fireman yelled 10 them:
Come down the stairs They are
safe"
A few OF the men and women on the
ladders obeyed orders and climbed back
through open windows. coming down
the stairs, but others didn't have zine
to listen TO reason. and down they came
BY the ladder route to step of into wa
ter ankle deep and freezing which came
from the firemens hose.
The firemen fought the blaze for If
teen minutes before 1t was under con-
troll. While the battle lasted the shlv-
ering tenants stood about In the snow.
A study OF the garments worn by the
women brought forth the remark that
baby blue was the popular style on
Washington Heights Ii was observed
further that paJamas are fas: taking
the place of the E!gHt garments OF on.
oid-fashiOael mothers.
The fire caused about 1900 damage.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
ACCUSES A BUTLER.
Real Estate Mans Servant CHARGED

John Iverson. n butler employed by
the family OF William NJ. V. Hoffman,
q wealthy real estate dealer. living at
No. IS West Ftfty-nrst street was ar.
ralgned before Magistrate Crane In the
Essex Market Court to-day charged
with stealing a silver sugar tons from
the Hoffmans. He was held In 500 bail
for hearing tomorrow,
Detective SpIro. Of the Central Office
says he saw Iverson enter pawn shop
ut No. 81 First avenue. and offer ths
silver sugar tong for sale. II had tho
initials OF Mr.. Hoffman engraved on n
lverson, spiro says, confessed that he
took II.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
SIXTEEN MEN DIE IN
FLOODED COFFERDAM
Three Others Rescued From
Wreckage at Liverpool
Badly Injured.

LIVERPOOL. March S.-Sixteen men
were drowned early this morning in the
flooding OF cofferdam used In the con-
struction OF a new dock at Birkenhead.
Three men rescued from the wreckage
we're badly injured.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
POISONED WIFE'S MIND, HE
SAYS, AND ASKS $4,000.
Lived Happily Until They Met Defendant, He
Declares in Suit-Woman Deposits
$4,000 Cash Bail and Is Freed
After Ship Departs.

Named defendant in OF the remarkable suits ever brought
in this country, Mrs Ethel Mrha Carey wealthy woman of this city,
arrested on the pier Of the Atlantic Transport line to-day by Deputy
Sheriff RAIDER
The arrest not made until after struggle Mrs. Caev scratc-
ing and ung the deputy and screaming assistance She was about
to go aboad the steamship Meha when RAIDER stepped up and
showed her order of arrest signed by Supreme Court Justice
Fitzgerald.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
SUED FOR $4,000,
GET $750 VERDICT
City Loses Suit to Long Island
Company Over Grading
Contract.

A suit for $4,000 against the city,
which was begun on Monday last, ter.
minated this morning, when Justice
Garretson opened sealed verdict,
which was In favor OF the plaintiff for
$3.50.
The suit was brought by tho Long
Island Construction Company. which
claimed It had been given contract to
regulate the grade and curling OF Dit.
mars street. In Astoria.
Later on the contract was taken away
from the company. and suit was brought
aAasata.aaat'ras k -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
WHITE P0SSUM FOR TAFT
IS SENT BY TEXANS.

DALLAS, Tex, March ga large
white posum. captured In Commanche
County this week, was last night for
warded 10 President Taft. A letter TO
the President says:
Understanding that you are fond OF
possum, We have secured a white one, A
very rare specimen. and are sending the
same to you to-day by express with
compliments OF your Texas friends.
signed W. o. Conner. A. c. Kirk
patrick, p. c. Vines u. @. Oppenheim. :"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
AvALANchES KILL TEN.

VIENNA. March a-Telesrams re,
csived here from Carinthia, Austria, re-
port that series OF avalanches hav,
occurred there and that numbers OF
houses in the different villages OF III,
section have been swept away. II Il
kssEp tA.s tan dsssAe have tssutsa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
Tn. world, Tray., prr.,r

Second Arcade peoth, New Pulitzer Build.
Ing Fullest Information. Tickets. Drttts.
EIpaesa, Plrse! and B.f CnsekilL A. nsI
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
Fine New Turkish Baths

now open at the New Pulitzer Building. Only
sirst.class d1NuiJNn estao!ighmeni. Modern
In every detail. Electric and Turkish bath,
AZ seuFs. aLo barber shoo open dAy Aad
A6ns. " ,J-s,rtyy-rs--v----. ..-see.-ess
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
Great Many Callers.

President TAFT later gave himself
up to the reception of several hundred
persons who gained admIttanco to his
offices by reason of being accompanied
BY Senator's and Representatives. The
outer Office was crowded. and as the
line passed through the Cabinet room
where the President stood and was in
troduced and shook hands with each
person. Senator Aldrich. Of Rhode
Island, interrupted the reception pro.
ceeGings by a somewhat lengthy con-
ference with the President
while the friends OF Senator's and
Members We're being received in the
Office building big throng gathered
In the East Room. being delegations
with proper credentials. and when
MIR. Taft had disposed of the first
crowd he went to the East Room,
whore the uaudshakng process con-
tinued for some time.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06

ATLANTA, BIRMlNGHAM- siEMPHiS.
6eaboari Florida Ltd.-Year.Round la.
T)a. Fast Mall--afford s4esptonally fins -.
- $500 n ~ kMpNe
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-06
Taft in Summons for Special
Term, to Open March IS,
Does not Mention Tariff.
FULLER GIVES THE OATH
MacVeagh and Dickinson Have
Not Yet Quolitied-Callers
Storm the White House.

WASHINGTON, March Six mem
bers Of President Tafts Cabinet took
the oath Of office in the Cabinet room at
the White House shortly after 10 O'Clock
this morning. The obligation to uphold
the Constitution and enforce the laws
was administered by Chief Justice Full.
er OF the Supreme Court OF the United
states. The oath was admins erred
first to Phllander c. Knox as Secretary
OF State. Frank II. Hitchcock was next
sworn as Postmaster.General George
Won L. Meyer as Secretary of the Navy,
Richard a, Ballnger, Secretary of the
Interior; James Wilson, Secretary OF
Agriculture, and Charles Nagel, Score.
tary OF Commerce and Labor.
Taft's Proclamation.
George Wickersham took the oath nj
; office yesterday as Attorney. General
Aessrs. Dickinson and MacVeagh will
not reach the city for some days.
President Taft, Secretary Carpenter,
Senator Burton, OF Ohio; Richard D..
Harlan. son Of Justice Harlan, of the
Supreme Court, and John Barrett, DI.
rector OF the Bureau OF American Re.
pubIics, were present during the cere-
mony.
shortly after the ceremony President
TAFT Issued his call for special ses-
sion OF the SIXty-frst Congress TO con-
Vene on March 10 In the call no object
was stated.
The following is the text OF the call:
by the President OF the United States
OF America.
"A PROCLAMATION
whereas, Public interests require
that the Congress of the United States
should be convened In extra session at
70 O'Clock noon on the 18th day Of March,
1900, to receive such communication as
may be made by the Executive;
Now. therefore. /, William Howard
TAFT, President OF the United States OF
America, do hereby proclaim and de-
clare that an extraordinary occasion re-
puires the Congress OF the United states
TO convene IN extra session Mt the Capt.
tol in the City OF Washington on March
To- 1909, at !? O'Clock noon, at which all
persons who shall at that time be en-
titled to act IS members thereof are
hereby required to take notice.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF
the United States Of America, the sixth
day OF March, in the year OF our Lord,
one thousand nine hundred and nine.
and OF the independence OF the United
States the one hundred and thlrty-third.
tSIgnedD "WILLIAM H. TAFT.
by the President.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
~GUTLTT' NOT GUILTY.
Extraordinary Verdict Of n Jury in
a Murder Case.

Amsterdam. X. Z. Juns 1a-Frsnk Denatto =
ueii-to-do Italian ssloonkseper Of this CITY WIN
has been trial al Fonda for the last four esks
for being the accessory before the fact in tn.
murder Of William F McLacklsn Of Cranes TFol-
low, in July, 1901. to-day acquitted by a fury
diets ever rendered in homicide case. The written
verdict OF the jury reads:
While in our own minds and opinion ne az
men, regard the defendant guilty vet sf,a-
considering our oafhs jurors and careflJliv con-
sioerlns the evidence as placed before US ne can
not md SUFFICIENT evidence 20 convict and fbera
fors render a verdict of not guilty.
The jury was roun6ly scored by Justice enenos-
who declared that they were unfit for fury ssr,5ca
and that they had apparently failed to z1va f,,I
attention 10 the He ordered the clerl< ., -,
move their names from the list Of available t,,r
for future service When the Jury appeared ,r,,
the street they were hissed and hooted AZ b. =
large thrcng OF people.
McLAcklan. the murdered man was an .o,er,r,.
End wealthy farmer. who lived clone ana b.6 e.,
ouently befriended Denatto by IoaninE him mono,.
u was contended that II was for the purno.a =,
stealing uorecorSded evidence Of indeFhsdnsxr r..
Denseto sent five Itsli4ns TO McIackian's bor,.
with Instructions 10 asso siu him Two ~ .bo
actual participants IN :he crirne have aIres5v, -
convicted and anothe- iflled by a fellow c,,,,
tynan few Jays after the crime uIus tha
other two nave nsver been apprehepdz5
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
BRIDES DEATH KILLED HUSBAND.
Coroner's Explanation of Mysterious Tragedy
at Williamsport, Penn.

VILLA iamsPort, Tenn, June 1e.-The mysterious
deaths of Mr. and Mrs Albert s. Munroe. bride
and bridegroom Of a week were explained by Cor
oner Hardt- following autopsy to-day. No trace
Of poison found. and the conclusion vas
reached that the young woman dropped dead at
her husbands feet from sudden attack OF diph-
theratc heart paralysis. induced by hot bath
which she had just taken. The husband
come. the Coroner declares. and also suffered a
heart attack, falling forward with his face in
the bedclothing and smothering to death.
The bodies Of the couple we're found in their
apartments yesterday They married June
10 and had just returned from their wedding trip.
The presence Of a half empty box of chocolates on
bureau led the police to believe first that the
couple had been poisoned
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

Via Philadelphia is TO the Annerican al, a. = %
Stesmsr Apache. staples. Jacksonviue yune 10 @ am
the Clyde SIS co. Win passengers anu
mdse. Left Quarantine at 80 p m
Steamer Coulsdon (Br) Turnbull BaItimors ynge ys
10 Howard Houider and partners. III haHHst- LII
Quarantine a $40 . m. VIII load Tor emma
steamer 81 Louis Jamison Southampton ana CheT-
boure To the American Line. "ith los can'I
and 2eI steerage passengers mails and mdse Arrived
a the Bar at 40 m
steamer LAmpasas. Smith Mobile June ~ Tampa 10
and Key West 10. the Mallory IS 20 Win PdSSen-
andu md Quarantine at $50 p m
Steamer Monroe. Huiphers. Newport News AIlo 10
,oIk tha Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers ana
mdse Left Quarantine at $50 p m
SAILED.
HAMBURG Barnaroesa tTerl'
premen: Carmania tBr). Liverpool Baltic (eIl I've
pooI; New York Southampton: Furnessia Ib Giass, I
Snand fFeIgl Antwerp: Mnnehaha tBri Lon1oh hoIls
Alert (Cier) Naples. Luislane (Frl. HaVrs A9o l.
Nswport News: Rotterdam tDutoh tsnkl to'terddh'
Ponce Mayaguez; Caracas San Juan; AdnIiai DeNe9'
Havana; 1risorook tt'Il'
wick; Hawaiian. Puerto Mexico: Algonquin Is N1
wilhelm (CseT). Kingston; RI AIod' SSN
orIsans eftv OF Atlanta Savannah: Princess Anne Ne
foik: s Isickenbach. Juan Concho tIslVesIeh q
0ts f;alveson African Prince CBrl. MonteNldeo
A,rea ate; Alice (Br). Ssma; Chicago city tb niA-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
CITY FINANCES FOR THREE MONTHS

FRANK ". Smith, chief accountant and book
keeper OF the Department of Finance. yesterday
turned into Controller Metz a summary Of the
operations Of the city treasury and of the sinking
funds for the first three months Of the current
year. Starting the year with total cash balance
Of 3z7.7so.375 20, there received account
OF taxes, assessments and water rates t11, ,7Os,-
207 So Bonds sold to the extent Of $50, ,313, 500
added TO miscellaneous receipts brings the total
quarterly receipts OF the sinking fund Sl0g,-
503I77 So In the same period there has been paid
$40 730,Os5 20 redemption of city debt about
81 600 900 interest on city bonds. and other dis
bursements that make a total Of s6s. .734, ,0fO ST.
leaving a total cash balance the end the
quarter Of S39, 1853 l67 OIL.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
SCORE ONE FOR THE AUToMoRuE
Arrested for Speeding, Test Showed Cars
Limit Was Ten Miles an Hour

Chicago. June 18th give you that rpacb,r. 9,
II VIII run eighteen miles an hour or more :. =
elsreo LOUIS H. Debs. president of the Metsnto
Manufacturing Company. TO Patrolrnsn sr,I,b,,,
who had just told Judge sooveI that y. 80 80 .
Deoes chauffeur with stop watch and so,,ns = :
was running eighteen and three-fourths rpiJ.s a.
hour.
The policeman smiled. and took the car 20 Wash
tngton Boulevard with a chsu-eur .nd 80,
for test He returned within an hour and re-
ported ruefSy tnst the machine couldn't run more
than tan miles hour.
Discharged" ssid the Court. and Debs's cbsuf
fsur Drove eff with the low gear one cylinder an,
tor7ehl&
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination steamer. Close In New York.
New Zealand. Australia Except WesO
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia (via
San Francisco)-Clsn Machines To day, $50 III
Hawaii via Frsnciscol-Alaneda June p. $50 m
Ia wal Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via san FrancisCo)-Chiyo
D.
Japan, and China Especially ad-
dressed only) Seate)-Inverc- June -. $50
Hawaii yia san Franciscol-FIlonian - $3.50
Tahiti. MarquesHs Islands. New Zealand
aud Australia except WesD (viA San
Francisco ~Marposa .........-.....J June %. $50
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands Cvia
San FrancIscor-U S transport $50
Kara Mari July I. 40
Hawaii, Corea China and Philip
tva Francscol--Asis. July 6, $50
Corea China and Philippine ISL
auds via Vancouver and Victoria. y.
cI@Empress OF Japan July o. $50 m
Australia texcept WesD. New Zealand.
FIJI Islands New Caledonia (vla
Vancouver Victoria p C)-Aorengi July H. 80
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
kUHNE READY. BUT JA.LER WASN'T.

Captain August Kuhne. OF the Brooklyn de-
tective bureau, who spend thirty days in jail
for contempt Of court. about the County Court
Building, in Brooklyn, all day yesterday, expecting
arrest But the remittitIr, which was sent by ex-
press from Albany Wednesday. failed to arrive
and he will remain at liberty until Monday. Cam
tain Kuhne still insists that he will be civil
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, June 10. 1909.

ARRIVED.
steamer Standard with barge Q Co No o. Savannah
Ine IL 10 Philip Ruprecht. In ballast Left Quarantine
at 6.02
ar,I Oueensown i3 to Cunard SIS Co, Ltd,
~abn and 373 steerage passengers malls and mdse.
rived at the at 10S a
steamer Mamma Hsta- Charles. Baltimore. to the New
York transportation Line, with mdss Left
Quarantine at 6:45
steamer Byron (Brl. Davies. santos May 81. Rio de
Janeiro .Iuna 2. Bahia 6 Barbados Ia. Buck &
Danies with % passengers. mails and Arrived
the Rar az $50 m
steamer MORO Castle, Johnson Vera Cruz June 10
progreso II and Havana ID. 10 the New York & Cuba
Mall SIS Co. with 121 passengers malls and mdss Ar
lived Al the $50 IN.
steamer Ia Lorraine CFr). Tournisr. Havre June H.
70 The C-orrpagnie Trsnsatlantiqus
rsbln and SID passengers. mails and mdse Ar
riyed AT the Bar 1857 a m.
steamer Harvard. Thompson. Boston June 49, TO the
Metropolitan with passengers and mdse Passed
in Quarantine at S:S5 a
steamer Massachusetts, Barrett Boston lS TO the
New, England Navigation Co, With mdse. Passed IN
steamer Californian Blake Puerto MeHIeo June
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
WIRELESS REpoRrs.

The Hamburg reported 1os east OF Sandy Hook
yesterday, is expected shout D m to-
day.
The Arabic. reported $40 miles of
at $40 yesterday. iE expected to dock 73ac
N to-day
The Cleveland reported miles east Of Sandy Hook
~ yesterday. IS expected TO dock 80 a m
today.
Ths vsdeflana. reported $50 miles east os sandy
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

ARRIVED a..
Plymouth June 10. sos m-St Paul New
t,herbcurg and Southampton . -, "a, Naai8s
Susz June BOveric tBrl. Portland. ot7'
etc. Boston and New York .,. vr;resfrs Ger.
Bremen June o a m-PrtnB Frtedricn
New York Ply mouth and CheroooTTs, ", s,r Adsn-
Malta June fe-Aragouia Ger. View 404N
singapore. Ioilo. etc
SAILED
Liverpool June 1s-LusItAnis tsr'. Nss
glasgow. June ls-CaIifornis C5r). New York ~
sIn r,r. fa-,firuetcnka C5r, New fork vx vls
S1s,rsn tnna 10 ? o m-Bremsn (Ser1. Nss -
ouesnstoUn. June TO- I15O n-Ceitic tsrs y1~s vls
Sontbannpton June Ie-Philadepaia New
AntWerp' June 10. p un-Zeeland tsr'. New
rotterdam. June 1s. a m-Ryudam puten'' ~
PASSED -
Butt Of Lewis June ~. Z r-Oei.sCE< r-Oes,Es<.u
New York for Christlansand a1d Co6'N-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

Hook m yeet.rdsy. expected to dock about 80
Monday.
Tho CaIedonis. reported 2a3 miles OF Sandy
Hook yesterday, is expected to dock about
a to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 428lsunxet T:5sl 1903 Moons are
HIGH WATER
AH-sanoy Hook e:s5 Gov Island 1904 Hell Gate II 81
PM-Sendy e:56 Gov Island 1905 Cat. II IS
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
An Important Offering of
Household Linens
At Decided Reductions of Prices

Satin DamaSk Table Cloths,
yds, s.s5, $40, SIS 2}2x2l2, $500 485. 6.25
2x21z 2.25, $40, 4.65 2l2x3. sos, SIS, $50
2x3 yds, sos AIS, $50
Napkins to match. Doz s1,85 22s, 26s, 4,sO
SATIN DANASK TABLE CLOTHS. os Z sn 6as
ROUND SCAELOPED ~"'>0' "'""' o'O"
DINNER LUNCHEON SETS.
CONSISTING OF HEMSTITCHED TABLE On
CLOTH AND ONE DOZEN NAPKINS, OO'1O' WV
HEMSTITCHED LINEN SHEETS. Pair S3.48, AS, $50
14EMsTD LINEN PILLOW CASES Pr o5o 12O, las, 1.65
EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES Pair l.35 LIS, 3.Jo
FJCK TOWELS Hemstd ScaIoPcd Doz 2o5 r.. is, 5.38
BATH TOWELS. TIemmcd boz. s1.5O LIS, 2.45
fCrochc 85c 1.1O, 1.25
REDsPREADs IDinty 1.25 LIS, 2.15
Afarselles @lO, us, 3.lO
West TIVE enty-thlrd Street
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

Special June Sale of
Bows Washable Suits & Blouses
WASHABLE RUSSIAN SUITS, -o
O colored madras and galateas, Value SoOU 0l'SO
IN White and Soiors Values $3.50 to 40 s1.o5. EOS
PIECE SUITS. IN KHAKI. crash and
white duck to 10 yrs. \alucS S4oO to ouO 9ZSS' S'90
BLOUSES
colors and white, Nalue SlOO 4t -
West Twentysthird Street
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

Stern Brothers
An Important Sale of Wonlen's
Tailored Walking Suits,
Foulard and Lingerie Summer Dresses
The following Specially Prepared New Styles
At Exceptionally Low Prices
Tailored Walking Suits
of and Plain White Serge Three
quarter Length Coat with satin pated skirt 4O
Value $500
Summer Dresses,
of Lingerie entire made of eyelet embroidery,
trimmed embroidery and Vaencenne lace insertion T4['0O
Actual Value $500
of Foulard, trimmed with
and yoke, Actual value e+oUO' NoE'0O
Of Dotted Foulard, trimmed with -
outache braid and yoke Actual value o9oO <O'UV
ALSO WILL CLOSE OUT NUMBER OF
Satin Dresses at $3.50, 24.S0
Formerly from $1,000 to 1000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Havso CNor, Pfrtou. y :. seneca. Sorf'iS- Ds-'''
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
Stern Brothers
will place on sale tomorrow
A large purchase of Womens
Desirable Summer Gloves

Consisting OF
Embroidered Silk Mesh pearl clasps in
black white, tan gray mode brown and navy blue
Regular Price S1OO Pair
10 Button Length Silk Mesh in black and white and
6 Button Length Milanese Silk double-tpped
fingers, in black white and tan.
Regular Price $1.25 Pair
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
Imported ParasOls

Imported ParasOIs
Recent Shipment of Distinctive Models
Also Tomorrow
Extra Quality Plain Taffeta, Pongee ~ S1 OS
and nd Effects value 9oOO, 49,
Heavy Tafea Silks in all desirable co1orings, , OS
md Models handles, Value SooO
Tafeta Silks. in Plain OF Tucked Models, oOS
Dectoire Handles also Novelty Silks Value 94.oO ~'>"
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

Summer C1oaFs and Wraps
For Carriage, Motoring and Steamer Wear
Automobile Coats 1900 -. "a 80.
O Pongee several models, at ~<O'OO' %%'0O' %0'OO
1AtopUe n aHsoed "u wool materials at 1900 225O $500
Cloth Capes, $50 .Oo
a variety OF colorings at l4'0O' iO'0O' <0OO
Satin Capes, unlined. <i0O
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
Lord g Taylor

During which the goods in these departments
are sold at an average reduction OF