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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

made out Of q box about inches
deep, 7 inches wide. and II inches
long. Remove one end OF the box, be-
ing careful not to split 1t In doing 20,
and pivot 1t between the sides az
shown at A Gigs. 8 and y, driving q
brad through each side into the cen.
ter Of each end edge. This piece must
be carefully placed 20 It will swing up
into its former position IN the end OF
the box. without showing any indioa,
ton OF being plvoted, A nail-head
should bo driven In each side Of pivot
nall A. as at b (F1gs. s and y, to give
the appearance OF a soiidly fastened
end. 1t may be necessary to plane off
tribe OF the back edge Of the end
pieee to make 1t turn easily, TO pro-
vide for locking the end SO It will not
turn. make a small hole through the
back OF tho box tc, Fig. y and In the
back edge of the end piece fD), and
push 3 small brad into these holes
for looking pin icy. Hinge Ga the
cover of the box with strips of ieath.
er, and the constructive part Of the
work will be finished,
The doll used in the trick must have
3 small enough head and body to slip
through the rear opening in the end
OF the cabinet, Line the !nsidA of the
cabinet with cloth Of 4 bright ee,ap
gathering 1t around the edge and slut.
fins in little cotton or cloth under
meath to give 1t soft padded appear
ancs,
The boy magician needs an assist
ant fer this trick, who must be con.
eealed either underneath q table by
means Of drapesy fastened around
the lsp, or In the box OF table made
out OF a paokins-esss similar to that
shown In Fig, /, Tho cabinet must
first be turned around SO the audience
Way inspect all sides, then the dell
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Useful Memorial Given State.

A mountain a. 4 memorial to Gen.
eral Hartman. governor of New
hampshirs from 1887 to 1883, has been
given to tho state by his son.in.law.
Joseph Lesson, to be known a. the
waiter Hartman reservation. includes
stewart Mink hill. 1900 feet high and
On extensive tract Of land around It,
Inc summit Of tie hill has a fifty mile
view OF the White mountain scenery.
ana the slopes are covered with pic.
turssQue timber growths and mead
OWE Inc state viii utilize the rsser-
va'ion for the study and teaching Of
forestry 1t will be open to the pub
nc ~ 4 park---Magasins Of American
History,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
insane AsyIums,

The great Greek physicians had de-
voted much attention to insanity and
some OF their precepts anticipated med,
ern discoveries, but no lunatio asylum
appears to have existed in antiquity.
In the first period OF the monastie Iife
refuge Is said to have been opened
Tor the insane at Jerusalem, but this
appears to have been solitary in
stance arising from exigencies of a
single class, and 1t may be said that
40 iunatie asylum existed in Christian
europe until about the time of the A.
tssata esntary,1tNew YORK American,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Psacooks' Feathers.

Peacock feathers are said to bring III
luck. The origin Of this tradition Is
interesting. 1t is found in Palgrave's
work on central and east Arabia, where
the traveller says that, according to
Mohammedan tradition. the peacock
opened the wicket OF paradise to admit
the devil and received a very ample
share Of the DEVILS own punishment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Women's Garment Clearance
(THIRD FLOOR-MARKET sTREET)

1t should not be to stress the
portance or Bambergers reduction sale
woman who needs another coat suit should realize that the best
values In stylish
time of the presented in
served-take woman's suit in big
1900 and 1898 Suits, 1O9s-Welmade garments
hng have been selling regular SIS 9S
0S
1798 and 2OOO Suits, 129S-Beautiful
newest fa and Winter materials
!arly at $179S and $20 reduction sale
1000 to 229S Suits 15.OO-Plain and
MODELS made OF the seasons popular abrics
prices WV to $229S special selling price
All Our $500 Suits 1S9S-The famous line has
been reduced In price $89S lovely
all $25 suits only. 9a
All 279S Suits, 220s-Beauu garments, OF diagonal
serges, plain serges wide vale
$279S all reduced to. special
S20S to 379S Suits 25OOEvery beautiful
Formerly sold at $329S s36 and $3798
satisfy your desire for lovely suit
1000 to 45OO Suits, of
acceptable styles suits that excellent
no" reduced for h1s sale to- 5000
oOoo to 1000 Suits Ia Of-Take choice Of $50
10 III suit in this
tunly for you to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Last Day Hosiery Sale

Womens Boot SILK Hose-Tan black, regular made Of
seamless double soe high heels regular
Womens Lisle Hose-Imported full regular made,
soles deep garter tops, regular
Womens Lse HosePain black soles high spliced
hees anu garter lolos regular 36c 25c.
"omens Silk Hose-Black white, tan hello
silk or Isle soles, s125, special. .... SIC
cashmere Hose-Black, natural
and odd Sizes seconds of soc and soc. s5c
Nomens Lisle HOse-White with also
less black of medium weight pair
Womens Silk HoseBlack soles and
silk or Isle 800 ............ 75c
Mems Half Hose-Black with the un
Mems Cotton Half HoseMedium weight, assorted
colors for special sale shall offer them 9O
Infants Cashmere HosePure Australian WOOL only
from to 6A sold regularly 26c per pair ....17c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Dressing Sacques
and Ki1nOnOS
SECOND FLOOR-HALSEY ST

SHVV4ND It 11OO1t HH-H17N'H1H E5H'
Long Silk Kimonos-Fine quality
silk kimonos in dainty floral and JAP
anese designs-Empire and Nightingale
effects-ribbon bound-regular $500;
special . 800
Long FIannelette Kimonos-Flannel-
cite and German flannel kimonos in
stripes, Dresden and floral designs,
Sailor collars, square or round necks-
regular $2.00, at ...... 1.73
Dressing Sacques-Made OF flannel
ette-dainty floral designs-short and
three-quarter sleeves-high and round
neoks-regular soc ea. special at 39c
Long Kimonos-Of fine fannelette or
challie-Empire style trimmed with
satin or with borders to match-regu-
lar $1.25 kimonos; specially priced
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
shortening Of tho pav.

por long time it has been known
.na' Tue 'ides act as brake On the 70,
tauna earth and that they tend 70
lahs n 'heh the day. The effect is how.
erer' SO slight that it cannot be meas
s;eu s; ~ any length of time at mans
aisposai; 1t may be estimated with The
aiu OF certain assumptions and unos
th w. u"'a M available Macmillan has mada
tne necessary computation nv the for
,h ha'ae used ny engineers, Hs nnds fo,
ano one .nefease OF ths length of the dav
Weekly. iPefs :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

MISSES 5000 SUITS, $500
Several smart styles of various excellent fab
rics. Sizes for misses and small women Specal
LOT saturday only ...................... .25 90
MISSES $500 AND 27.9s SUITS, 1908
All of our suits at these prices including vel
vets in sizes for misses and small women Specia,
JUNIORS AND MISSES 1903 SUITS 1000
Smart tailored styles of cheviot in various
colors, Sizes 13 to IT years. Excellently lined
MISSES 22.9S COATS, 1908
Best styles of the season; chinchilla cloth
boucle and pong CLOTH Black and colors Special
IL
MISSES 1898 AND 5000 COATS. 1850
Excellent values at the regular prices Chin
chilla cloth. boucle, broadcloth and fancy ma
terials. Special for Saturday only. ....175O
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Mant lncenslstenev

You have attained fortune and are
enabled to live at ease, surrounded by
every luxury" ~
yes replied tho successful c,t,,
sem and yet have TO miss A II, y,
pleasure. I'm terribly disappointed
because l won't have time to sneak on
az aaybreak with Q sandwich in NV
pooass and wade waist decp In a
mountain stream suspected n, ~
ta!ninI trout" " o0n>
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

A minister once told a good way to
keep awake In church when inclined
to be drowsy. The way was this: Lift
one foot a little way from the fioor
and hold It there. 1t is impossible to
go to sleep when your foot Is poised
In the air. This remedy, though sim
Pile, is very effe%ual and never fails to
keep person awake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

JUNIORS AND MISSES 1898 COATS. 1890
Any one OF our many styles at $17.98 in
cluding coats Of boucle. diagonal. chnchilla and
broadcloth. Special for Saturday only. 1900
JUNIORS AND MISSES 1bOOCOATS 1898
Many styles Of cheviot, diagonal, chinchilla
cloth and mixed atbrics Various coIors Special
for Saturday only .......... ... IL oa
GIRLS 1923 COATS, sos
Smart styles of double face fabrics both plain
color back and plaid backs Sizes to II years
Special for Saturday only. y...............8 sos
MISSES 5000 TO $500 DRESSES 179s
Charming dresses of charmeuse, crepe char
and corduroy In black and colors pecial
MISSES t0.93 AND 1898 DRESSES 7.DS
Smart styles in serge dresses for misses and
small women. Sizes IA to Is years. pecial for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Mems ScarfS

The new folded four-in-han are
here, and at soc. instead of 81; made
of fine quality silks, in the same man
ner as the higher priced ties; big,
generous scarf, folded into a narrow
shape; good patterns some here you'll
like; great scarfs Gin mems store, first
floor, Market street entrance) for. SOC.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Cojors Of Heated otesI.

Heated steel at a temperature Of 420
degrees r. takes the color Of pale
straw: at 45O, a darker straw color:
ut 4sO, a still darker straw tint; at 600,
a nut brown; at $50. purple shade;
at $50, a bright blue tint; at 800, a
deep blue; at $40, . blackish blue.
When the required tint is produced.
indicating the temperature. the soesl
1. at orco -,'--~ro1 ioto r-ntnr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

S@ Houses that make specially
of catering to the sartorial cravings Of
the younger masculine members Of the
family will have all sorts of nice things
to tempt the maternal pocket-book
about the time that school re-opens
next month. 1 use the term mater
nal" purposely, because it Is usually
Mamma who looks after the wardrobe
of the little chap; even though, at the
last analysis, it Is Papa who takes
out his Waterman and signs the checks.
Even as little girls Of today are per-
mltted In many cases to dress after
the same fashions assumed by their
mothers, so are many articles of Sons
wardrobe fashioned after those Of his
father to a certain extent.
A comfortable, well-httIng and nice
looking overcoat provided for boys
from six years to twelve, for the COM
Ing season, is made of soft fabrics,
with a shawl collar and belt all the
way around the waist. These come In
plalds, browns and grays, the latter
and here-and-there q
dark blue.
I learn from one manufacturer OF
popular priced boys wear that he has
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08

II appears that former mayor Of Chica-
80 George F. Dunno. Democrat, carried
Illinois for governor by 5000. Of which
$1,000 plurality over Charles 3. Deneen.
Republican, comes from Cook county and
5000 from down state. All tho other
Democratic state candidates are elected
by generous marsina Mr.. Dunno says
that he owes q great deal Of his succsS
In life to his wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
w-sp-.. ..-RSE2s-t
Copyright 49,, by I. J. Robinson.

DUNG America is as well
provided for In the fall and
winter styles as Is his
daddy or his older brother.
Houses that make a specially
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Any Misses or Girls Suit or Coat
Saturday at "a Reduced Price
THIRD FLOOR

of
o d dmaked
haven't
NJ IS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Shoe Bargains for All
(sECOND FLOOR-MARKET sTREET)


On the bargain in the shoe store YOU will And at
tracVe offerings in mems, women's,
shoes Every pair arranged for quick satisfactory shop
ping f
IN THE WOMENS SECTION
Women's SO patent colt gunmetal and tan calf button
ehoee .
Women's $3.50 black slippers, with Cuban heels
pair 70
Women's $500 vici kid jues plain tipped toes
IN TIL MEMS SECTION
Mems $3.50 gunmetal calf, patent colt Russia
Mems SO gunmeal (and tam and lace
shoes,
Broken lot of Mems IS button shoes
IN THE BOYS SECTION
Boys 80 gunmetal button shoes, sizes up to 51h the
P@ii 159
Boys SO calf lace shoes, sizes, / to S "a the pair
only
Boys s150 Robson calf lace button shoes sizes up
10 Ao72 .129
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-08
Rascal.
800 Silk Umbrellas 1888

Five hundred pure silk serge umbrellas for wo-
men, In great Saturday sale. The silk is closely
woven, insurng good wear. Rainproof. Steel rods
choice line of natural wood handes-s3, values 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCT.

CHICAGO. Nov. iS.-There was
ranpht in the grain situation abroad.
save the possible unsettled poitleni
situation, 10 help wheat values TO-DAY
AHA when Liverpool was seen 10 ao-
vance sharply, and the claim vas
made that tho unfavorable conditions
in the Argentine was the lhhufheN.
the entire world became poEei "l
wheat. with Chicago shorts and IN
vestors I'm the lead. The upturn al
liverpool was "a TO rs pence. ana
tho other advances abroad were -
To ! Ia cents at PARIS, "a cent NJ
Berlin, and is cents at buhapeS''
Antwerp was the only exception To the
general rule, and there WAS u decline
in that market of SIS cent fer wheat
wheat.
Great pressure was seen IN the corn
market today, when tine Old time ht'tt
crowd fllled up, every one wanting
this grain. and in many instances they
allowed the buyers TO name the price
~ = rot,na LOT was wanted. There Were
some i'm the corn trade who believed
tbat a natural reaction from the long
drawn out decline was due. but the
ma ioritv of the spectators inquired
that. with an increased movement OF
The new crop-and an increased move
ment IL assured--lower prices are GER
tain 10 be seen.
oats held their own in better shape
than any OF the other grains. De-
ceuber shorts were heavy BUYERS, ana
this helped the more deferred fnoh.hs.
The grain markets We're All higher
today. resting spots for the dtN shoW-
ing advances of half to SIS cents tof
wheat, l-2 to SIS cent for oats whlie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
THEATRES
CONTINUED from Fifth page,

works of both Beethoven and Liszt on
the program TO be rendered by the
New York Philharmonic Orchestra at
the City auditorium on November
27th. of Beethoven's works he has
selected the No. Symphony in A
major, which is perhaps the most pop
ular of Beethoven's masterpieces. The
beauty of the melodies, the fascina-
ton and variety in its rhythmic form,
as well as the sparkling brilliancy of
the final movement combine TO make
it an artistic creation with few equals.
OF List Stransky with produce his
Symphonic Poem, Les Preludes. :"
This is the third of LISTS symphonic
poems and is one of his most beauti-
full works. Stransky's Interpretation
of this composition in the chief CEN
tiers of Germany as we'll as in this
country has invariably won him new
laurels.
The modern romantic school Of COM
position will be represented by the
new Merry Overture" of Felix Vein
gartner. which. at it's first American
Philharmonic in New York, was we'll
received.
Mischa EIman, the soloist at this
concert, will offer the Brahams Con
certo for Violin and Orchestra" This
work, which is almost symphonic in
character. ranks with the Concertos
of Beethoven and Mendelssohn as one
of the three greatest violin concertos
ever written. The slow middle move
ment Is of special beauty. while the
brilliant finale. in Hungarian style,
and the effective opening. both brist-
ling with technical difficulties, are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE
IN ALBEMARLE

The Albermarle branch OF the
Equal Suffrage League of Virginia
was organized in Madison hall, Uni
versity of Virginia, by Mrs. B. II.
Valentine and Miss Johnston, OF this
city, on Saturday, November 18th,
with membership of more than one
hundred.
Miss Eugene Hubbard was appoint
ed president and Mrs Katherine
Fontaine Moran. secretary. Perma-
nent organization. in SO far as other
active officers were concerned, was
held over to the first league meeting.
but three honorary vice. presidents
named were: Doctors Thomas b.
Fttzhugh. Alphonso Smith and Albert
9. futile. Mrs. Valentine and Miss
Johnston spoke first in the court
house. an after meeting being held Ia
the rooms Of the Blue Ridge club.
They We're introduced hy nr. Fitx-
hugh and heard by large audiences af
both men and women. including z
number OF university students.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
NEW YORK COTTON.


NEW YORK, Nov. ia very de-
cided advance took place in the cot
ton contract values today That the
movement was in defiance Of public
expectations ~ attested by the fact
that receipts continue enormous,
weather Eserfect faf- gathering AND
marketing the crop, and that Eu-
ropean markets are still resting un-
der the incubus of the war and imam
ciai situation. outside Of France and
England.
The close showed advances Of from
fourteen to fifteen points for the day,
which was also recovery of over
thirty points. as compared with the
lowest Levels ruling last week,
Liverpool futures closed steady
with a net gain of from nine and Il
half to twelve points, Manchester
quoted yarns hrmer, cloths qhiet and
unchanged. Sales Of SIX thousand
bales of spot cotton were made in
Liverpool at three points advance to
6.72 pence for middlin%.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
'B0OT.[EGGERS N
COUNTY CAPTURED
OFFICERS BRING IN SEVERAL.
PRISONERS FROM THE GAY
TON MINES.


Will Stone and Nose Lockett. both
oolorei. were arrested yesterday af-
ttrnoon by Deputy Sheriff Webb w.
Sydnor on charges of "bootiegging"
at Clayton coal mines. Henrico coun-
ty. Several recent complaints have
been made to the Henrico police au-
thorities about liquors being sold at
Clayton without license, and Deputy
Sheriff Sydnor thinks that he has the
right men.
While at the mines Fred Cowisky,
white, alleged to have stolen a guam
tity of clothes from Glen Archia- and
Fred Banks. a negro, charged with
carrying concealed weapons, were also
taken into custody and brought to
Henrico county jail. Anthony Nskiki
interfered with the officers while in
the discharge of their duty and was
brought along with the other pris-
oners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19

The After Show" league has been
formed with teams as follows:
Team No. Noise Makers" Cap
tain, Geo. (Shorty) Sears. Len Gar
yey.
Team No. 2-"Curtain Lifters." cap
tain, AL Kahn, Lewis tWapl Trafieri
The Curtain Lifters" were leading
In the standing until last night, when
the Noise Makers" clipped the rope
and the curtain fell.
The Noise Makers" under captain
ship OF shorty" won two out OF
three games from the Curtain Lift
ers" last night on the Palace alleys
The scores We're better last night
than before. shorty" captured high
score and total, and also being a star
of the series.
Trafieri also rolled in fins condl-
ton.
Scores last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
Curb Trading.

M NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-The trad
E1nE on the outside securities market
s3Dday was duii and absolutely fea-
|4nreiess Price changes were small
md OF Insignificant proportions The
&bntk Of the dealings was again cen
Sfered in the metal shares. but with
snriees holding steady. Tobacco Pro-
ducts preferred, after early firmness,
sold down to within a fraction of the
How price of the previous session.
Clear STORES was quiet and steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
BRYAN SPEAKS IN
RALEIGH FOR CHARITY

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
RALEIGH y, c.. Nov. is. 4--wii-.
liams jennings Bryan In the City
tonight delighted a select
audience with his lecture. The Max
ing of a Man" The proceeds go to
Rex hospital Of this city. While here
he has been the guest of National
Josephus Daniels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
Bowling

The Palace team won three games
from the Journal team last night in
the Palace Duckpin league.
Cosby rolled high total. while Rich
ardson captured high score.
f. Lehman rolled high game for
the journal boys.
The Palace team now has good
lead over the other teams In the
league.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
New York MONEY Market.

MI NEW YORK. Nov. ls.--Cali money
epened IL per cent, high 7-8 per
sent, low S LIZ per cent, renewals
Il ga per cent. closed IL per cent,
xuling rate 8 "a per cent
There lis no change In the time
money market A fair demand is
reported for the short terms. but lit
ne money Is offered
Rates are = rssr ct.yff-for Sixty days.
! 3-4ms per cent for ninety days.
Il i-2a5 3-4 per cent for four months
md liz per cent for five and six
months.
Commercial paper is unchanged at
3-3M6 per cent for the best names.
M london discounts 4 1915 per cent,
IN l-is.
Paris discounts 3 IL per cent. un-
ahange.s.
Berlin discounts 8 as per cent, I'M
G6Anged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19

Totals ... 42s 1852 4s3 1874
Scorer-Brown. Foul line-Askew.
Pin judge-'Irish'' /.
Game Tonight--Times-D Dispatch VS..
News Leader. This game was sched-
uled for tomorrow night, but VIII be
rolled tonight as several players will
be absent Wednesday night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
GEORGETOWN PAYS
TRIBUTE TO VIRGINIA
Continued from Fifth Page.)

CONTINUED from Fifth Page.)
possible that the goal never would
have been kicked by Costello. lie
had essayed several previous at
tempts. bat the ball had been blocked
or hurried so by Wood that 1t was
impossible fnr-him- to make good
Virginia had system whereby hole
was opened in the center of the line
for Wood to 60 through and block
the kicks whenever Costello would
attempt field goal. During the last
moments OF the game Wood was taken
out ami the green man who was sub
stituted was unable to perform the
trick as had the lighter and more ex-
perienced regular.
Had Fury been given the bali more
times, 1t is likely that Georgetown
would have gained more ground. Fury
probably covered more ground than
either OF the other backs from rush
formation. and had he been tried
oftener he might have gotten away
for more gains. 1t was a run by him
which put the ball in a position from
which the first touchdown was made,
although short gains by Dunn and
Murray also contributed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
Gets Four Months.

John Henry, colored. charged with
Sealing pair of shoes from George
A. Bowden, was sentenced to four
months in Jail by Justice Crutchfieid
yesterday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19
FINED For coneeaied Weanon.

Ernest Lewis, cnlored, charged with
carrying Il concealed weapon, was
filmed 500 In Police court yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-19

well calculated to display the gifts OF
the solo artist TO advantage. Einan
is but twenty-one years of age. but
has already won fame throughout the
musical world. At recent concert
in New York, where he played The
game BTahams Concerto That he witt
render here, New York critic had
this TO say OF him: The extraordinary
technical features of his playing were
much in evidence. his intensely Wig
orous bowling, his ability and certain
ity with the left hand, the beauty and
richness OF his tone, all OF which aud
more have repeatedly found admirers.
The performance was received with
an outburst OF enthusiasm that
brought Mr. Elman back many times
to the platform
The program as planned for Rich
mond includes the most noted and
admired works in orchestral literature
and as presented by the New York
Philharmonic and is gifted leader 1t
is certain to be memorable.