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Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm OF II. ]. Cheney 4
Co, doing business In the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid. and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case Of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. ID.
1885
(SEAI1 A w GLEASON
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New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
CARNEGIE IN A SHOWER.
Laird of Skibo Takes Trip Down the
Coast with "Newlyweds

Andrew Carnegie. who has crossed the
Atlantic many times on big liners. made a
trip down TIE coast yesterday on the little
steamer jefferson Of the Old Dominion
Line. Contrary 10 custom, he went alone,
and was greatly interested TO learn that
a young bridal couple would go South on
the same steamer. No one told the laird
Of Skibo. however. that pair Of newly
weds" were sailing on the jefferson. He
reasoned it all out himself when some rice
and confetti shOwered upon the couple fell
upon his shoulders
Mr. Carnegie is on his wsv 10 Norfolk
10 attend the second annual convention OF
the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Associ-
alton. He will be the guest Of President
Taft while there. and will accompany him
"a the Hampton Institute, where both will
deliver addresses
Mr.. Carnegie talked of the Panama Canal.
which. he said. would he great monument
To American engineering. but he said he
thought the government might have start
Cd Improvement in its waterways a little
nearer home.
we Americans are doing great things, "
he said, and there is little that We set
out TO accomplish that Is not accomplished.
We are making a great fight against tuber-
culosis and I am confident that in time
that dread disease will be stamped ont or
controlled well is smallpox to-day"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
HURT BY POLITICS.
SO Debaf6rs Declare at the n.
+. of l.. Contention.

Toronto. Nov. 1s.-A resolution declaring
that the International Association OF Ma
chinists permitted its members 20 take
tho places Of union elevator constructors
v no were strike for higher wages in
Chicago and asking that the mschinsts
Immediately withdraw these men from
such employment, plunged the convention
OF the American Federation of Labor to-
DAY into long and bitter debate. during
which il was declared that. as a result of
too much labor politics the labor move
ment in Chicago demands publication.
The convention voted TO investigate the
controversy. and requested that the ma
chinists at present employed on elevator
construction he withdrawn until the
trouble is settled. AmalGamation Of the
International Union of Elevator Con-
structors with the international Association
Of Machinists was recommended.
President James Mcconnell OF the ma
chinists' association declared that ''the
machinery of the country is reeking with
ron-unionism," and appealed 10 the build
ing trades department of tho federation ito
assist the machinsts i'm their efforts to
unionize their product"
A years truce was declared by the con-
vention in the dispute among the brewery
workers, hremen. teamsters and engineers.
The entire day was given over TO the dis
cussion of various jurisdict;onsl disputes
reported by the committee on adjustment.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
INTERRUPT WEDDING.
Youths Protest m Tain at CifB
Hall CeremOnU.

Protests from two Young men. who 70
fused ~ reveal their Identity. proved in
effectual in stopping the marriage of Geor-
Eia Mildred Walters. of Fairhaven. Conn
- James Brewer Crane. of westfieId. Mass,
in the City Hail yesterday afternoon. The
young men said they were not related IN
any way 10 either bride or bridegroom. but
told Alderman Smith who was tying the
knot, that James Arthur Crane. father Of
the bridegroom. would object most strenu-
ously 10 the union.
Young Mr.. Crane. who gave his age as
Twenty-Five. and Miss Walters. who said
she was eighteen. appeared al the marriage
license bureau Just before IL closed for the
day. Miss Walters said her fathers name
was James Walters. and that her home was
In Fairhavcn. After the license had been
procured the couple said they wished no
delay i'm taking advantage Of IL. They were
directed 10 the room in the basement used
by the aldermen in performing marriages.
and Alderman Smith was soon AT work on
the knot. Just as ne was about 10 pro-
nounce the two man and wife. two young
men in the hack Of the room said thcy
wanted 20 register a protest.
Alderman Smith inquired what right they
had 10 offer a protest. and one OF them
said; Crane and arc fellow students, and
] know that il his father knew what was
taking place he would do all in his power
10 prevent H."
After the ceremony the couple embraced
anectionately and left I'm taXicab.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
FOR SUBWAY PAYMENTS.
Public Service Commission Asks Board
Of Estimate for $4,000. 600.

The Public Service Commission sent TO
tho Roard of Estimate yesterday requisi-
tIous for corporate stock amounting Ia sl3
0ss.SSl % to complete payments for the con-
struction OF the Fourth avenue subway in
Brooklyn under THE terms of the contracts
let some time ago Whei,. tie contracts
were awarded I'm May. ls0S. the ~ommis-
sion MADE 4 requisition for only 8. 5000
to start tho work owing To- the debt limit
situation. When the injunction preventing
tine oertiicaticn Of tho contracts was dis
solved last month the Board II Estimate
appropriated only the slaount originally
asked for.
Controller Metz became greatly excited
when he learned that Chairman Wilcox Of
the Tuhlc Service Commission had writ
ten 20 the Board of Estimate saying that
his commission believed IL would lie bet
ter not 20 apply for commissioners 10 con
Gernr tho easements on tho street 20 bc
used for the Fourth avenue subway until
tho Court Of Appeals had decided the
Joralemon stree case. Their the CITY is
oontending that the construction Of sub
way under street does not damage the
street easements aud therefore the cty
should not he compelled 20 condemn them.
Unless tho Public Service Commission
takes immediate sters to condemn thoso
easements" declared Controller M.tz. Il
will stop all work on the subway. ! do not
propose 10 have the CITY .nulcted Tor big
damages after VIC have got the SlbS sy
built"
Controller Metz said that. II necessary.
he woIli apply as 4 taNpayer for an In
junction restraining the work until con
demnation commissioners Rsre appointed
40 acc II lance with his IDEAS
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
POLICE W4NT BOARD.
Ask Charter Committee to
.fbOlish Onc-Mdn PO7cer.

The police are far from satisfied with
the provisions I'm the proposed new city
charter for the administration Of their de-
partment. a fact brought out yesterday
at the hearing in the city Hall before
tho legislative committee named To con-
slider tho changes suggested by the Char
ter Revision Commission. EN-Attorney
General Mayer. who is counsel 10 the leg
islative committee. announced that radical
changes had been suggested I'm briefs filed
10y members Of the police force
They ask that tho present one-msn pow
OF I'm tho department be abolished. and in
its stead governing board composed Of
one commissioner from each borough. be
appointed. tho predominant political party
20 control. They ask also for the appoint
mont Of chief Of police and for the strik-
ing out of the administrative code Of the
section relative 10 the right Of appeal 20
tho courts. Prominent among the other
requests hled by ps;rolmen is one for
general increase I'm salaries. The inspect
ors and sergeants want their rank 10 be
made permanent.
The flremen also had their day yesterday
and several suggestions for tho amend
ment Of the proposed charter we're sub
mitted by Fire Commissioner Hayes Chief
among them were the following. Salaries
wages and compensation for like positions
or grades shall he uniform throughout
each borough. but need not he uniform
throughout the city: the hours of duty
for tho fro force should be regulated by
statute law"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
LAWYERS BESIEGE WHITMAN.
District Attorney-elect May Disregard
Jerome Promotions.

Charles s Whitman. District Attorney
elect refused 20 comment yesterday on the
action OF District Attorney Jerome In pro-
noting three Of the lstter's assistants with
out consulting his Successor in Office
friend II Mr. Whitman said, however.
that he was sure the latter would not
feeel that he was in any way hound 10 re-
spect any eleVenth-hour promotions or ap-
poiutments by Mr.. Jerome. The fact oer-
isinly would not commend the men thus
singled out ~ the serious attention OF Mr.
whitman when ne considers whom he viii
retain % the old stan.
That Mr.. Whitman win hayk no trouble
in making out fun stan 30 replace that
Of tho present incumbent Of tie District
Attorney Office h. apparent To any vis-
ifor a. his law Office The outer room is
50 pscked with legal talent from morning
until night thst d Is hard L. get in. NJ
whitman has received by actual count i.sSe
applications for the places a. his COM
mand. Many - the nine thousand letters
received 10y him since election urge the
appointment Of some one o. Othes.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
HELD FOR TAKING CLOTHES
Posing as Tailor, Police Say, Prisoner
Stripped Wardrobe.

With good share Of the wardrobe Of
Ralph Miller. Of tho Chatsworth apart
ments. I'd street and Riverside Drive. in
his possession, the police say. 4 man who
said he was George Kerper. a telegraph
operator II No. III East 109th street. was
arrested I'm a Columbus avenue paWnshop
yesterday by Detective Kahn and locked
up AT Police Headquarters charged with
grand larceny
Yesterdav afternoon, according 10 Kahn.
Kerper went IN Mr.. Mllers apartment
and told the maid he had come from the
tsilor's. She permitted him 90 select two
dress coats and dinner Jacket and seV-
eral pairs Of trousers and then provided
him with a leather travelling bag I'm which
20 carry them
Kahn saw him coming down columbus
avenue staggering under the weight of the
heavy bag and followed him. Kerper
turned into a pawnshop with the detective
on his heels Kerper then started to leave
saving that ne Mr.. Ralph Miller o"
Kahn SAYS, hut the detective had police
man detain him while he investigated the
story.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
STAY FOR GOMPERS
NO IMMEDI4TE STEPS
VII BE Granted Further Time
Until Supreme Court 1ctS. :

Washington. Nov. lS-The Court of Ap-
psals Of the District Of Columbia to-day
granted stay until November % OF the
issuance Of the mandate sending President
Gompers. Wee President Mitchell and Sec
Ietary Morrison. OF the American Fedora
tion of Labor. TO Jail tor contempt Of the
Supreme Court OF tho District Of Columbia
IN the Bucks Stove and Range case
chief Justice Shepard said that II the
labor leaders had by November -. the
day the Supreme Court Of tho United
States reconvsnes. nled I'm that court A
petition for 4 writ Of certiorari. on ap-
Tli"stion a further stay Of the msn1ate
would he granted pending the determins-
ton by the higher tribunal of the spplca-
tion.
As result Of this action Gompers. Mitch
ell and Morrison need not hasten 10 Wash
ington. as IL VIII not be necessary for them
20 surrender under their bonds. nor will
they need 60 have recourse to habeas
corpus proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Thursday. Novem-
Der Is, 1909.
ARRIVED


Steamer Clothilds CrIneo (Sorp. Port Antonio
November 10. 10 the Cuneo Importing CO. WIN
8 passengers and fruit. Arrived at the Ear at
3t5 m.
steamer Bermudian (Br) Bermuda November
15 TO A r OuterhridEe & Co. with Isl psssen
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived al the Ear ~
Steamer Northman- Havana November II. TO
the Texas Co. with n1ola>ses Arrived AZ the
Bar at il:15 D m. 1Tth.
Steamer La Gsscogne tFri. Havre Noyemner
Q. 20 the CompaEnia Generate 1rsnsatlantique'
with 22e cabin and eos steerage passenger
mails Snd mdse. Arrived az the Bar at 10 p m
17th.
Steamer Caroline (Frl. Hsvrs November 3. 70
the Compagnie Generate demonstrations. Win
115 cabin and 436 stesrage passengers and mise
Arrived AZ the Bar ar m.
Steamer Sigma tNorl. sydney. G X. NoNemnsr
IA 20 Bovring & Co. In ballast. Arrived at the
Rsr s:30 a m.
Steamer Buffalo (Rrl. Hull November 4. 20
Sanderson e. Son. with l passenger ana indse
Arrived az the Bar at 10 m
Steamer Annetta (Brt. Port Antonio NoNefnoer
IL to the Atlantic Fruit Co, with fruit Ar
rived ar the Bar at 1913
Steamer Guysne Frl. Hsvre October - ana
Bordeaux November 2. 10 the Compagnie ten
erale Trsnsatlantique. with mdse- ArriNed az
the Bar at 3:SO . m.
Steamer Massachusetts,. Puerto Mexico No
vember n. 10 the Amertcan-H wsiian IS o.
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at l2:tS p m
Sandy Hook. y j. Nov IS $50 m--Wind
northwest; moderate breeze; clear: light sea
SAILED.
steamers vsletts lBrl. Baltimore: Ultonia
Baltimore: MORO Castle. Havana: Hamburg
GER. Naples; Coys CBrl. Punts Arenas via
Norfolk: Rotterdam Dutch. Amsterdam: PaV-
nee. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
BIG TAXICAB PROFITS.
Company Says They Amount to $4,000
a Year from One Restaurant.

II developed in the Supreme Court yester-
day that the tsxicab profits from single
restaurant are worth S0.co0 a year. This
came out through the application OF the
New York Taxi Service Company for an
Injunction tn restrain the George Rector
Company. operating the cafe Madrid. ~
broadway ard 4sth street. from maintain
ing a cab stand there
The petitioner alleged that II had the eX-
elusive privilege under a contract with eX-
Police Captain Churchill. who formerly
owned the restaurant. They said tho agree
ment had still three and a half wears TO
run, and placed the profits at 10000 4 year.
asserting that they were being damaged to
the extent Of $4,000.
The Rector company refused To- recognize
the agreement between Churchill and the
taKicsb company and asserted It's right
10 elect which company should get tho
traffic from its establishment. Justice Sea-
bury reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
SUES HOST FOR SONS DEATH
Asks $50, 900 for Killing Of Boy al Fire
works Display.

T,r. John n. Wrt. n Frankfort. Ind.
!, tic plaintiff i'm suit against Daniel -.
Reid. president of rhe Liberty National
tank. now on trial m tho Supreme Court,
IN which ne asks S00l0 damages for the
death o. his son, Ralph y. Writ. secre-
tar, - the Diamond Match Company. on
July (. 1906 ~ Mr. Reds home AT Irving
tou-on -the- Hudson.
The plain; iff-s son was watching fire
Dorls display for which Mr. Reid had ar
ranged with the Pain Fireworks Company.
when a spark caused an explosion that sent
o sl,-rocket through the Young mans neck
aud into his brain. killing him Instantly.
pr Mirt SAWS this was due 20 negligence
end the lack ~ measures 20 protect tho
guests % Mr.. Reid
William v. Tgornblower, who appears as
counsel for tho defendant, asked Justice
F-itzgerald 10 dismiss ne complaint, he
cause his clients responsibility Was not
shown. We cited the suit brought by
I.aidlaw against Russell Sage when he was
injured by The explosion 81 a bomb thrown
q. Norcross. The Court denied the motion.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
CARPENTERS FINALLY AGREE.
Present Wages and Working Condi-
tions to Last Year.

10 was announced yesterday on behalf
OF the New York District Council of the
brotherhood of Carpenters and the Master
Carpenters Association that the Brother
hood or Carpenters. after negotiations
lasting about three years. at intervals
have at last signed an agreement for
year with the association which continues
their present wages and working condi-
tions.
The agreement dates from January l.
1910. and the implied threat of cutting
wages had the effect of hurrying up the
carpenters i'm their negotiations. Commit
tees of tho employers and the brother
hood about two months ago reached i
compromise agreement
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Caronia. reported a6e miles east of
Sandy Hook at s a yesterday, is expected 20
dock Saturday afternoon.
The Minnetonks. reported as $50 miles east ot
Sandy Hook a. s:45 yesterday, Is expected
10 dock Saturday forenoon
The Columbia. reported i24O miles east OF
sandy Hook at 1:45 T Wednesday, Is ex-
pected 10 dock Sunday forenoon.
The Pennsylvania. reported as 500 miles east
OF Sandy Hook 6:25 y yesterday, Is eX-
pected 20 dock saturday afternoon
The san Giorgio. reported as 243 miles east
Of sandy Hook at d m yesterday il expected
dock this afternoon.
la Provence. reported 262 miles east Of
Sandy Hook s:20 p m yesterday is expected
10 dock this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
COURTHOUSE CHEF DIES.

Max BuTgwedel. for eighteen years chef
OF the judges restaurant in the basement
Of the County Courthouse, died suddenly At
lis home. No 1855 Washington avenue. The
Bronx Yesterday morning During IN. fire
which partly destroyed the courthouse
kitchen last Monday morning BurgW edei
was particularly active IN his efforts to get
his effects out Of the burning room. and as
q result his heart Vas affected. YESTERDAY
his condition was uninproved and he grew
rapidly " ,rse. Burgwedel was hfty-seven
years old
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
Ear|yDutchAr
at the
ENRICH GALLERIES,
Fifth Avenue and 10Th Street,
opposite THE LIBRARY.

Adelaide. Nov i6-Onenbach CGerD. New York
via Fremantle
SAILED
Shields Nov 16-Friederike tBrl. Hamburg Tor
New York.
Singapore. Nov 1S-WTay Castle lBrl. New h"rh
for Manila
Leghoru. Nov f3-Sicilia GtaD. Genoa for New
York
Genoa. Nov f4-Luisisna GtaD. New York
Nsrseiiles Nov IS Ciermania (Frl. New YORK
Rio Dc Janslro. Nov 1S-TNldor Prince tBri, New
York.
Queenstown. Nov ts-Teutouic CBrl Southamp-
ton and Chsrbourg for New York
Cherbourg. Nov 1T-Prinz Friedrich Wtiheiin
Ger. Bremen and Southampton for New
York
Rotterdam. Nov t7-Hesperus Ger. New York
ISondo1- Nov IS Minnewaska (Brl. New YORK
PASSED.
Perrin. Nov fs-Suruga (BrD. Yokohama. Hiogo.
Hong Kong and Penang for New York
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

Westfield. Mass, Nov. 1s-James Brewer
Crane Is tho son of James 4. Crane, the
most prominent citizen OF Westheld He
attended Yale two years ago. but for the
last year has been experimenting his
fathers farm. Cranes mother said to-
night that she knew nothing Of her sons
marriage. Cranes father left his paper
mil hurriedly this afternoon and took a
tram, presumably 10 New York Crane 5
bride is not known in Westfeld. The Cranes
are relatives Of United States Senator Win
throp Murray Crane.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
WIRE MERGER UNDER WAY.
Workmcn Connect Telegraph and Tele.
phone Lines in Ohio
/ " TrlaErarh = nno TrIhunr

Springfield, Ohio, Nov. lG-The actual
phvsioal merger Of tho BELL telephone and
Western Union telegraph lines in contem-
ulation Of connection of al Ohio cities and
towns in a combination telephone and tele-
graph system was begun here to-day.
Twenty nnemen sent from Chicago began
connecting tho Boil. wires with the West
ern Union system. Thirty more men are
10 begip work SATURDAY.
Il is declared that the Western Union Of
Hoes here viii be abandoned. New lines
are 10 hc strung to Cincinnati, cleveland
Toledo and Columbus ~ once n Is said
thst service over the entire system will
10 handled by Telephone operators, a. a
result % tho telegrs piers strike in 1907,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
PRISONER, BUT NO POLICEMAN.

When Victor Mayfeld. chauffeur. plead
cd guilty in the Court Of Special Sessions
yesterday To two charges of speeding AS
sstant District Attorney Tinker objected to
the acceptance Of the plea, on the ground
that the policeman who made the arrest
was absent and that it was a scheme TO
get Msyfield of with light fine. Justice
Zeller fined the chauffeur s9o ana ordered
an investigation made into the policemsn's
failure TO appear.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Palermo Nov 12-Calabria tBr), New York for
Naples
Naples, Nov Is. a m-BerIin GER. New York
for Genoa
suez. Nov 1s-Kslbis (Brl Manila via Singa-
pore for New York.
Malta Nov 1s-Kattenturrn Cierl. Calcutta and
Colombo for Boston and New York.
Alden Nov rs-Kazembe tBr). New York for
Singapore. etc
Plymouth Nov 1s-Adriatic (Br). New York for
Cherbourg and Southampton.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
rRv Telegranh 70 rha rrihnr.

i'- iFf'biapA 10 Ah' lnhlhe-I
New Haven. Nov. K.-Jam~s Brewer
Crane. who married Georgia Walters in
New York City to-day. was formerly A
special student i'm Sheffield Scientific
School He left Yale year ago. HIS
bride. Miss Georgia Walters. is a daughter
of james Walters. Of Fairhaven. Crane met
her and was occasionally seen in her COM
psny when he was Yale student.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
AMUSEM ENTS.
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA SEASON isos-Io '0
frlces' tiropera,sj 20 81 Op Conniaue g. 70 -.
-, might az rRANIATA Mime Tetrazzint
NJ Me- ormack. NJ Sammarcol Sat M.t
ntkoDiNDk 'Mlies. CsvaIieri GerViils
hes'ns' puchene: NM Dalmores Rsnaud
rabbi" Waller. Nicolsy. VenturinI Mus AZ
~ ac "a tuente. sat. Night 6Cumioue, IA
FILE DE MADAME tNaOT ~
- y NNItiHT-GRANp OPERATE t'ONCrB-
special Engagement. the Famous Youns- Rrs
stan Niolinist. JA>CUA BRON
NENl " EEk MON Double RiU Ptct.
"'i INN. Zerols, Sammarcc Crabhe 49,
,ur.h.. followed by DAUGHTER or I'm.
nEe'NfNI ttn Italian. MINES Totra1,I,'
tluchene; NJ. John Mccormack NM t;tIthsn.
Nirolas Mus dir, NJ Anseimi =
TUES. 'Op Comiquel Ia usS.orrx
MlIts belormes. Nolbs. NM BiondeI No.
ESUs,ouN Dambrtnne. Moyroud Mus dtr NJ
MEp p-HERoDIADE. Regular cast
nhANkSGINiNG NIGHT tSpectRI,- -.Au-
MIS. Miles CaValieri Miranda TrsDf't
!, uuohsne' MAJ Zenatello Dufrsnne Mus a.
ERl-To>tA. Nine Carmen Meus ea.h,,,
~ MM I-nSteio Renaud Gilbert Mus a.
SAT AFTERNOON SAPHO Mis- ,:,rA
Miles. ~ bAivare1. Waiter villa. NM Dair,,,,n'
Ia Fuente. ''"s uf' W de
NIGHT Opera Comiaue1 LIS
seats All Above Now selling
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
rEANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

rEANsPACIFiC MAILS
Close in -. Y.
Destination and steamer. y N
Hawaii Japan. Cores. China and
Philippine Islands (via San Fran
cisco)-Chiyo Msru. NOV % 90"
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Aus
tralis texcept WesD (vis Van -
couver and Victoria. r C1-Makurs NOV =, %"
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Isl
transport ...............-.... Dec 1. $50
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine
Islands (via Vancouver and Vic
toria. C)-Empress OF China. ...- Dec TO- SD
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

Winter overcoats start with
a snap
Never did have so many that
have snap to the fabrics, as well
as the cut.
Rough fancy cheviots, many
of them with the plaid backs
showing the plaided reverse
side of the cloth, and only lined
through the shoulders
Other fancy fabrics lined
throughout. some with the mil
itary collars.
Yet as great a variety as ever
of the more conservative Ok
ford and black fabrics.
In this weather our $50
Special walking glove is a.
comfort as well as a pride.
Made in England-regular
81 quality.
Winter underwear that's
warm and soft. but not heavy.
Merino. shall we say.
We don't think our own
DerbieS are the only pebbles
on the beach.
They're mighty good, but 50
are the Stetson Derbies, and We
have them both.
So to Sc.
Designed as comfortable
home for the Bunion family.
Our "Bunion" shoe; 50.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren ST. 18th St Saith 50
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

Treasure trove. these scarfs.
IO789 four-in-hands went on
sale just yesterday, so there are
plenty to-day.
All colors of the rainbow, and
then some.
All regular S1.OO and s1.50
values.
6jc.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

- -, ,-.,a S.v.r,.h saw 500 N
s..-.nrhe ra~r.orytil. CLYDE 90 m
co,rho f..i,ss,on wailorv 200 m
MONDAY, NOVEMBER y
e-o,,.,.u. r.usrsr,. ryyr HOO m 4 90 .
aneon C.ri.tchaI Psnsms II 90 a m 200 m
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. $50: sunset. 4:i0; moon sets. lo:2s
moons age. days.