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New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Bryan l. Kennedy has sold to o. 5 Cockey. gen
eraI agent Of the Grand Trunk Railway. for c. Z
Byrnes. No 81 West End avenue four story and
basement dwelling house, near I'D street
Pease & Gilman have sold for James u. McCul-
Ioch No. IS East fist street. three story stabIs
lot 2px9s9 feet; and for a client No IS East Est
street. adjoining and similar On the combined sits
the buyer viii erect stores and apartments which
will mark the first improvement Of this character
for this block
Mrs. Pinner has sold No. 1ss West 18th street,
three story building, lot 2Jx5l feet. The parcel
adjoins the northeast corner OF Seventh avenue.
owned by the GOelet estate, which also owns the
five story 40-foot loft building adjoining the
east of the Pinner property
A Gutenberg & Son have sold for Anna Smith
the six story apartment house No 54s West 18th
street on plot 3L5xS9u feet, also sold for Martha
Lind No. 2g74 Second avenue. four story tene-
ment house, with stores. or lot &xloG feet
James X. Holly has sold for Fanny LOthrOp No.
$50 West 155th street. four story single fathouse.
on lot r5xgg11 feet
The Harlem Realty Exchange has sold for Mrs.
Julia SDitz No 129 East 121st street three story
dwelling house on lot l6Sx100u feet
J. Romaine Brown has sold the northeast corner
of Pinehurst avenue and 1sJth street, plot o.
about four lots. and has bought from Martin n
Fink the plot Iox1pa feet, at the northeast corner
Of Haven avenue and 18th street These two prop
critics were sold at the Fort Washington Syndicate
auction on April 2-the former for $3.50 and TIE
William e. Flanagan & CO. have sold for c. Al
bert Wi1gert Nc 23so Second avenue northeast cor
rer oT 12zI street. four story tenement house. On
lot 2IzS1 feet
J. 7 Hacse-tv has sold " n. Bickelhaupt
the lot on the east side of LOngfeIow avenue, IS
feet south Of Jennings street, 2xl25 feet Mr. Bick-
elhauyt recently bought the adjoining house Also
sold for Peter J. Stumpf No sS Home street. a two
story frame dwelling house, on lot 2oxS2 feet
The Empire Development Company has sold a
Mot =Gy1Gu feet at the corner OF Randall avenue
and Barretto street, Hunts Point. 70 William K
lJuIrularr for immediate Improvement
Hugo Wabst has sold for NJ Becker plot. 1osx
ro feet on the west side Of Carpenter avenue near
21srh street to q builder, also for builder. one OF
row Of three new tvo-faUliIy houses on the north
side Of za2d street, between Barnes and Bronxwood
avenues.
Ernst < Calm and ] J. Pittnan have sold No
1888 AIinsord Place. two story dwelling house. or
lot 16 SylH0 feet 10 William F. White.
T J. Kelly has sold the TWO story store building
ON the west side OF CniOnpOrt Road, > feet north
of Baker avenue. for II Cavanaugh 10 Frank Ne
ero. also A tvvo-far1ily dwelling house on the
north side of Kiuseua avenue. east OF Matthews
avenue for Edward Cahiu 10 A Peterson; also,
three lots az the southwest corner Of Mama street
and White Plains Road. and two lots on the north
side OF RhineIander avenue, DO feet east Of East
Chester Road
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
DANE ROBBED ON WARD LINER.
Passenger en- the Mexico Reports Loss OF
Gold Coin from His Stateroom.

The Ward liner Mexico. in from Havana ana
Vera cruz. had hardly docked yesterday wheh
r11or spread about the pier that a hrst cdplh pas
a,,,-sr had been robbed % a large sum OF money
on the passage from Havana
The ships officers said that no robbery hao pee"
reported to them, but It was learned later that Jo
baan Claussen. wealthy Dane who had been
travelling through the West Indies, had missed -
in gold.
consultation with Captain Miller Of the Mexico
who promised l. what he could to find the thieI
Nj Clausseu was positive that the money was
taken from his stateroom on Friday. lie mace d
careful search of the room and OF MS ''o'''l"s
- ~, 5is,,,-s-,-r that two new derby hats had
d;sappeared concluded that the money and the
hats were taken by the same person He hesl-
tare about reporting the loss until convinced that
he had been the victim Of a theft
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
rOR FI7RTHER INFORMATION SEE THE ADIEh
r1sEuENTS IN TODAYS TRIBUNE.

LORD e. TAYLOR. Broadway ana zUtn street.
Fifth avenue and 18th street. advertise an excep-
tonaI sale of strictly tailored suits OF serges ana
worsteds Natural pongee and rajah suits IN two
and three piece models invite inspection SIX
waists including messalfne, foulards' tafeta anu
BRUSSELS varieties. displayed.
sAKS G Co Broadway and S4th street. call at
tention to their annual May sale of lingerie and
undernluslins imported and domestic models at
exceptional values. An extraordinary sale OF wom-
ems tailor made suits and petticoats is announced
THE SIMPSON-CRAWFORD COMPANY. Sixth
avenue 18th to 10th street, has select allotment
of high grade linens.
STERN BROTHERS. West 23d street, advertise
a sale tomorrow of printed silks; also special
sale of rough pongees. household linens and sum
r,er bedroom furniture. Tailored walking suits
and imDorted and domestic outer wraps will be
offered tomorrow at special values The firm has
also prepared a sale of womens and misses suits
misses tailored suits, boys washable suits carpets
rugs and upholstery
GREENHUT & Co. Sixth avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets call attention to a sale of hats
gloves rugs furniture. womens tailored suits, ana
a large assortment of art glass electric dones'
china and French prints.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & co, Broadway and
10Th street. will have sale this week or suits,
dresses and caps. They also call attention 10 thelr
annual sale OF lingerie and womens hosiery
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
NEWARK BOYS WIN.
Take First HonOrs an Track Meet at
SteCenS Institute.

Despite the rain yesterday afternoon. Stevens In
stitute held It's first interschoIasc meet on its new
castle Point Field in Hoboken. Seventeen schools
trom New York and New Jersey were entered.
Newark Academy taking the point trophy from
Newark High School by margin OF less than two
points Montclair High School was third. consid-
erabIy outdistauced
The track withstood the rain well. but the field
was sloppy Van Doren. Newark Academy was
the Individual star. scoring first place in the 100
yard and the 220-yard dashes. Poly. Prep. Eras-
mus and Adephi. of Brooklyn. had men entered.
but did not show to advantage
The summaries follow.
hlnd5ed-yard lizard dashwon by Van Doren svarA
T 1 Fls n 8 third; Brierton. Erasmus. fourth
Doa Hg5ss Hsadya Tsd asa- asToq By ysa
orange II : foTTrr Tf l,-.C- AeHo"an- EaSs
r our undred and rty-ya-d dash-Won by Bicl-
Te,nney Montciair H S. third yoTat G . l. fourth
cs g. GroR q ssc55g oa 1Ssa5 X Siyaf & 4 r
5aIra; n , Eberstadt Newark Academy. fourth Tina
z,,- oae-Enie rgnwon by Bursdorr East orange II s..
third: James Flushing r. 5. fourth Tine 80 2-5
% SlG, with scarrltt Wainery. McGowan and Claeys.
and Condit Rutgers Pre. fourth vich Conger Toor-
Pole vault-Won BY curtis Newark High school: HrI
4ea |Ita Claeys East Orange High school for third
Shot putGwoa by Parkinson. Jersey cft ?, : No,f.
Irving School second. BisseIL Newark academy mira
Hazel Monclair Academy fourth Distance 91a
High Jump-WCn by z HenriChs. Newark Il. :.
Schenck. AdelDhi Academy second Cavannaugh Newark
II , Dexter Irving School. HicSsou. Erasmus and
C3ndit Neptune H : tied for third place Height
Hammer throw-Won by SedIer. Newark II. s: vades
Neptune f. : second; Noble. Irving school, third But
Ter. M0utrlair H fourth Distance. I2j n. ~
Broad JIrnp--Ncn by Ward. N0utclair Fl. $, Dunn
Stevens School. second. Peck. Hackensack II. s. and
campbell! Newark H 5 tied for third place Distances
Point zammary-Nevark Academy. -. Newark High
School PA Mouteair High school. II; East orange
les1ate Institute C. Irving school %, Jersey city
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
DON'T WANT ARmoRY IN cRoroNA PARK.

The legislation committee Of the city Club sent
letter 70 Mayor Mcclellan yesterday protesting
against the bill, passed Albany last week, which
authorizes the Board OF Estimate and Apporrion-
ne1t 10 SET apart plot Of land in Crotona Park.
ne Bronx, site for an armorE building. to be
occupied. according TO general understanding, by
Tie sth Regiment.
trotona Park is the park upon which the resi-
oenis Of The Bronx can least afford 10 permit en-
c9oschments said the letter II is situated in the
Hlooe Of a thlckly populated district. and in a
ieS years viii be the nearest and most readily ac-
eesshle breathing space for many thousands of
RESIDENTS The letter closes with request that the
]@sor refuse 10 approve the measure.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
SMITH AND WILLIAMS ARRAIGNED.
Indianapolis News" Proprietors Will Resist
Removal to District of Columbia.

indianapolis, MAY 1.-Delavan smith ana Sh'I'es
2, y,-r1isr,s rrorrietors Of The Indianapolis
News indicted by the grand jury Of the District
Of Columbia with the proprietors Of The New
York World on charges OF criminal libel in pub
fishing articles commenting on the purchasing OF
the Panama Canal hy the United states, "ere
+-,r,,rI,- arrafgned before Judge Anderson in the
United States District Court late to-day They
were released on $1,000 surety, each giving 1t for
the other
The defendants will appear IN court. probably
the first week in June. fer hearing on the ques-
tion Of their removal to the District of Columbia
for trial They viii resist removal
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
BUSINESS FIRST" SAYS CAPTAIN.
After Getting Two Liners Ready tc Sail He
Begins His Vacation

One ot the Eavorite expressions Of Captain Allen
Iuckhu7st in charge Of the Red Star and Arerl-
fine piers. has always been 10 the efIect ina
pleasure should never interfere with business II
Is said that he has lived Up 70 this principle al
most 70 the letter ever since he became associated
with the Internatiousl Mercantile Marine Company
which controls both lines
He sailed fer antwerp yesterday on the Red star
liner Taderland with his family and, while the
family was exuberant over their departure. the trip
was Of apparently small concern To Captain Luck
hurst
he vas at the American Line pier. No. =, early
yesterday and sr-aGged for the departure oil '-e '
steamship 81 Louis NLer she cleared port at ~
e he walked down 10 Pier i and arranged for
the departure q The Taderiand, which sailed an
hour later. Just as the Eade1laud's gaugD.ank
vas about 10 Be hauled ashore Captain Luckhurst
wal-ed over 10 locker, doffed his uniform and
walked aboard, where his family greeted him
Business FIRST he remarked to ms assistant
That's over, and now for q month Of pleasure
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
POLICE IN NEW STATION HOUSE
Yo7e from Church TO Fulton Street with
Hundred Loads of Lares and Penates-

7ba polica Of the Church street station moved
.,,o ,beir new quarters a. NJ 17e Fulton street
YESTERDAY. over hundred loads of furniture ana
belongings Of the 1-3 men of the command were
- - he nz7v house Incidentally il was pay
a. and The nav roll. amounting 10 s11.$SS p. was
5eFursed 70 .he men by Captain Gallagher and Pa
trolnan jim Cunningham
Ii was discovered last night that the "Mcoiinnis
Brothers~ the station house cats. and Niger, the
mascot dog had not been brought 10 the new house
The cats were found and carried around, but Nlg-
~ absolutely refused 10 accompany the bluecoats
en- bi5 IN tle sl5cellar. growing when approached
rs viii be left there until he gets hungry, when It
,s bcued ne viii find his new home himself The
old station house at Church and Liberty streets
as built in 1870
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
p,ANs FOR GAME BIRD PROPAGATION.

Albany May 1.-Commissioner James . " nipple
= +bo state Forest Fish and Game Commission
,,,ounced to-day that the state farm for game
bird propagation. which is to be situated in Che
,,,,qo county would be established ana stocked
mis- season. and that he hoped to be able 10 dis
+il-,te birds next year, an appropriation having
- -,,,idod nv the last Legislature. Hungarian
,rtridre. English pheasants and quail principally
r,iI be propagated. 1ni ,he eggs VIII be hatched
,,,d.r common hens. Eggs will be furnished those
who will hatch them on their premises ana olS'lio
,.1a the birds locally.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
NEW GERMAN LINER IN SERVICE.

The new North German Lloyd liner Berlin, built
for the New York and Mediterranean service
eailad from Bremen yesterday her maiden pas
60 70 This port She carried 2s5 cabin and 1d50
staerage passengers. The new liner IS 6l2 feet
long has 7e-foot beam, draught 32. registered
tonnage 200 and displacement 5000 tons.
On her trial trip she made 1875 knots She IS
.v,,scted 10 arrive here Oh May 10 and viii sail
on Nav 15 The first trip eastward Will be a
record one as the entire passenger capacity has
been engaged IN advance.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
A BROOKLYN sKYscRAPER.

The deal for the old Brooklyn Dime Savings Bank
at Court and Reusen streets, Brooklyn, has been
closed The buyers a syndicate, represented
bv Francis B. Robert The price is said 10 have
been about S5OOO0O. The property measures 5Sx1o0
feet and will be improved with sixteen story
Office structure. which will be the latest in that
borough.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
ar7uRN RATE TO CHICAGO, s25 so.

Chicago, May 1-As result of the conference Of
r,+, raiIroad passenger officials held here to-day
20 decide upon the summer rate TO New York the
r., porroad has definitely announced rate Of
- e the round trip between Chicago and New
vorL, effective in June. The other Eastern lines
~, make. = correspondingly reduced rate.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

Award has been made OF the two brilIiancy prizes
given by Prince Dadian. of MingreIia. finest
games played in the recent international masters
tournament at St. Petersburg. Leo F1eischmann,
of Budapest, received the first honor for his vic
tory over S. Tartalzower, of Vienna, and Tarta-
kower was made the recipient of the second prize
for his win against his townsman, Carl Schlech-
ter Fieischnaun scored against a French Defence,
and Tartakower. in his prize winning game had the
white pieces in a Kings Gambit Declined
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
-uomAe DIxoN's FATHER DEAD.

Raleigh y c. May THE Rev Thomas DiXoh
one of the best known Baptist preachers OF North
carolina. father OF Thomas Dixon. 1r' the author
died here tonight, aged ninety years lie
came here recently from Shelby. y. G. where ne
I'D hold pastorate for sixty-ve years 10 visit his
5,,,,I,,e- Dr Della Dixon Carroll, a wei known
pbysiclan Others Of his children are the Rev A G.
Tixon. pastor Of the Moody Church. in Chicago
formerly Of Boston and Brooklyn. and Dr. Frank
Dixon Of Washington, platform lecturer
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
CITIZEN SOLDIERS AT ANNIVERSARY.

Company A. 7th Regiment. Y. 6. y ]. held its
&c anniversary dinner at the Hotel Manhattan
sr1raental. and when Colonel Daniel Appleton
arose 10 speak there -vas q demonstration in his
A1hor WITH Colonel Appleton at the guest be
Se4e Lieutenant Colonel ". =. Fisk. Major Charles
Z Lydecker Major Robert Mclean, Major r O.
SS-snoon. Major " II. Palmer, Captain James +.
SSeAlylef. Captain Louis - JoscelEn. Captain
D1chanan Houston and John J. Desauey-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

Walter Penn Shpley. OF Philadelphia has won
the first game in the pay-off in the triple tie
the PENNSYLVANIA State championship. defeating w
A Ruth in twenty-nine moves. Later he will meet
S r. Sharp, present title holder. after the latter
has played Ruth. Mr.. Shpley also leads in the an
nuaI championship tournament of the Franklin
Chess Club, with a score Of 10 wins and l loss
Herman G. Voigt being close second Shpley and
Voigt have yet to meet
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
BRONX MARATHON POSTPONED.

The Bronx Marathon run that was TO have taken
place yesterday under the auspices of the North
western Athletic Club postponed until next
SATURDAY. Muddy roads and strong northeasterly
gale led the officials to call the off at noon
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
YOUNG HEBREWS FINISH THEIR STUDIES

Four hundred young men ceased 10 attend the
a5,7cat tioral classes Of the Young Mems Hebrew
association last night. the close of the season being
Ioarked by exercises in the auditorium a. No li'
E,ast e2d street The sixteen classes started last
senternber had larger attendance than ever before
- tbe efteen years Of existence Of the educational
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
COURT SIGNS MRS. TAYLoR's DIVORCE.

justice Giegerich. OF the Supreme Court. signed
yesterday the final decree Of absolute divorce In
.e'or Of Mrs Jessjca Keene Taylor, daughter of
'efnes P Keene. from Talbot J. Taylor. The
Iaoiner viii have ;he custody Of their four children
eu1 the court gives the father permission to see
.nsrn at Zines which may be agreed upon
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

Washington. May The senate on Monday may
order an investigation into charges that the rail-
roads OF Missouri doing an Interstate business are
charging unreasonable rates
The eighteen railroads of Missouri referred 10
were recently engaged in litigation with that state
on the ground that It's laws did not permit Tea-
sonabIe return upon the value OF the'F properly
The preamble Of a resolution introduced IN the
c,,,. r,- Mr. Warner recites that the figures sub
rntted bv these roads show that they have In fact
beeu charging unreasonable rates It Is no" pro
osed 10 instruct the Interstate Commerce commits
sion TO investigate all OF these charees III QUE
-, .h commission may II necessary, issue orders
- r,-+ The abuse There will be effort 10
t,la nm the resolution on Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
WILL ERECT LARGE CHURCH.

4 new church is planned Tor MOrningsids Heights.
The Chapel OF Our Lady of Lourdes Is having plans
,,rsnared for a structure be erected at Morn
iDgsi5e avenue and I4th street 1t Is 10 be 4x100
feet with steeple 80 feet high
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
MR.. wHITNEYs BoBeIN II IN DEFEAT

Hurst Park, England. May 1.-The Victoria Cup
Handicap, OF 125O sovereigns for three-y year-Olds
and upward at seven furlongs was run here to-day
and won by Sir Archibald. Presten Jack was sec
ond and Portland Bay third Among the fourteen
starters was Harry Payne Whitney's Bobbn H.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

Mexico, NJ. May AFTER what he declared 10 DC
tho hardest dav's walk Of his career. Edward Pay
con Weston reached here this evening, having COW
cred only twenty miles since morning His prog
ress was inpeded by a high wind. which at point
raar here blew him from the railroad right of way
In his fall his hand was badly cut lie lntehas
resting here over Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
GAVE CHILD PISTOL FOR TOY.
Weapon Is Accidentally Discharged and
Mother Will Die.

ArdersonviIle. Tenn, May Mrs. Lee HiIes. wife
of a farmer gave her six-year-old boy a loaded
pistol to play with, thinking the weapon empty
The child accidentally fired the weapon.
The bullet entered the mothers back and came
ont near the heart. She cannot survive.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

A tournament arranged by the Washington Chess
and Checker Club to test the Rice Garnbit. the in
novation of Professor Isaac L. Rice, of New York.
has resulted in A Z. Landry winning first prize. W
R. Pratt finished second The championship OF
that club was won by J. 3. Moorman after tie
vsith Z. L. Smell
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
MISSOURI ROADS BLOCK SUITS.
Get Restraining Order in Rate Cases-senate
Nav Ask Investigation

Jefferson CITY. Mo May The Supreme Court
OF Missouri issued restraining order to-day
against Judge Williams, OF the 81. Louis Circuit
Court prohibiting him from proceeding with tho
railroad rate cases fled in his tribunal by Circuit
Attorney Jones Of =. Louis. The writ was made
returnable on MAY 10 l. was issued at the in
stance OF the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain. Mis-
souri, Kansas & Texas and St Louis & South
western railroads.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
WALL STREET TITLE TRANSFERRED,

The National City Bank transferred title yester-
day to its interests in the premises No 81 Wall
street TO the New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company for 100000
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

John Winter is one of the newcomers in the front
ranks of Western chess who has TO stay, hav-
ing won the championship or the Chicago Chess
and Checker Club for the second time in success
sion. outranking such players as H. F. Lee. O.
Cbaies. L. Uedemann and T. Wilcox Last year in
a field of eighteen Winter won every game
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
DIR. L4SKER As EDITOR.
Champion to ReJise Book of St.
Petersburg Tourney.

DR.. Lasker. the chess champion. has been asked
by the committee Of the st Petersburg Chess Club
to edit the book of the recent international chess
masters congress- held in the Russian capital and
in the chief tournament OF which the champion tied
for first place with A. RUbinstein. of LODI. The
forthcoming volume will be printed in Russian and
German Dr. Lasker has decided return 20 this
country early i'm June. The St Petersburg com
mittee has also authorized the erection Of suita-
BILE monument upon the grave of the late NJ I
Tschgorin. for so many years Russia's chief ex
poneut of the game.
Mrs {. f. NixdorT and Mrs. c. West Van Helden
are the winners Of the first and second prizes in the
annual championship tournament of the New York
Women's Chess Club.
The final games in the annual championship tour
nauent OF the Rice Chess Club have been contested
with the result that Leon Rosen, II. +. Kreymborg,
ir. a. Marder W. C. Morris and Otto Roething
have captured the honors in the order named.
The complete scores OF the competitors fol-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

CONGRESSMAN CROW LOSES EYE.
g Iouis. May Sacrificing his right eye that
he might escape total blindness CONGRESSMAN
ltlarIas 4 CROW submitted to its removal to-day.
lie r.iIl rnroha Elv recover
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

Princeton and the University Of Pennsylvania will
shortly engage in a chess match by telephone The
ean,s of these two institutions captured the cham
ponships of their respective leagues in the last
latino held in New York. II is possible that
I3ipceton may join the Philadelphians in their tour
~ Europe next summer. when the teams of some of
The leading universities in Great Britain and on
+ba continent will be encountered
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

In the annual championship meeting OF the New
tIannnshtre Chess and Checker Association held n
Concord last week, Dr. l. H COgswelI of War
ner and Charles Williams. of Nashua. tied for first
and second places in the chief chess event The
bonors in the checker tournament rested between
7 " MacAIurphy. of Gimanton and Herman
Fayes of Manchester
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

neremptory dissolution sale OF Orieh'al 1 "l1
ii. rugs and carpets Office furniture anu
s+,cs will take place at the store ot PARKER
It+h E CO. Nos D. "a and 26 west 5+th N stiee''
- narrow at . p. and Will commune u"' -
,aIa stock is sold The sale is to close the puS'
ess cf Parker. Smith & Co
,r,p1 1ath street west of Fifth avenue calls
-, ~ a sale of imported and domestic slns
,ar,e at extraordinary prices. An oierlns Vi "oi''
III dresses including empire, princess ana
go et>les is announced A special aIo'nen' u
,,,e and carpets is displayed.
pIOoNTNGDALE'S Third avenue and oStn
. has a sale of spring muslin underwear ana
furnishings for cottages
,,.Cy-S Broadway and Sixth avenue anVer'iSeS
r.hle values In solid mahogany and ma
-, 7nished frames for pictures select cor
-, f vomens wearing apparel. including I'M
- and domestic styles. invites Inspection =
,oe- Of furniture for all parts of the house Is
announced
ABRAHAM & STRAUS, BROOKLYN. have prepared
snecial bargain sale tomorrow in women APP
-orsI and will have extraordinary sale on ueS
day.
n MATTHEW'S SONS, Brooklyn. direct al
+.o, N sale of carpets TO be offered at spec'aI
,aI,e~ tomorrow The carpets will be made lalo
and lined free