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44 1 jf viitc JAN11ny1 Ift 4 1k NC ii EDWARD WI 1 lf CAUSED THE BROKER SNUB i Leader of Tammany if1 Bought Horses His tllr Majesty Wanted GN RED WARNING I tli I i ifll JA 1 in Bidding After il ilr FI IIt ieg Told of the British ff1IlJ iiers ft Intention i I 1 Np Jan 11No ws a person fed King EdWard said to be 4 the rule prohibiting Richard 1 pr Vrvm training ibis horjes nt niufcet This version of the affair from friends otUr Croker who that he will ell his estate at tare and live in Ireland hereafter dlNte feeling gain tMr Croker ac I efdlnff to the latest report grows out ot the Mle of yearlings at Newmarket 4 Iaoptenber An ngent Of the former boMof Tammany Hall appeared at tho VAI a bidder for some likely 1n got rtI tt Mr Croker was at the sale dl 1 z4ti5g tho agent as to tho yearllnts ho fNk to buy sBrjf WrrCnokor It le said was quietly In rf1 ffif tfod thAt Lord Marcus Beresford Wr1ijeJ ijhhacoUro charge of the Kings 0i IE tttabloj was derirbus ot purohn 1 WniBjfy yearlings he had picked tlw hla uiual brusque directness ugestei that lf Lord Marcus Beres ranted the tiorica ho should bid In Lu 116 Kept on Dlrtdliiir i kM Mr Crokers friends say ha i ilCY itil1 directly fiat If helnsUted i io ri hdd1M on contain ot tho year i IIuN i iwoflk1 Qt bij allowwl to train boaeat Nowmarlcot Still ho re to witbdrnw and throughout tho 1 hedriilructcd his ORonU to bid on I rteWr horses suited hla fancy VwumlcAtlcm between Mr Croker I I LoMMarcui had been conducted iMIlJa iot over three or four nor otew c0ffnlzant of trio foots Ltlcr 3ta rlQformea orne of his snot 1 trio fact that ho had been wvwjwfitto compete with Lord Morals I of the threat that abcompanlod wrntiig He remarked at the time th lItltI1L think there was anything 4 11t ti i oontontlon was that there was iiwrdUiSjHirleous in his actions InS pilM was bidding through an gaerIt118AfjLQr Marcus JJcrcsforJ tit hewi supposed to know iom ther aijepreseitiiig ti Ag lnWrCrolcr contended this was fin tppeni Sal i No rtstrlctltnst had ap I ptarellri tHjonnounccmcnts concerning ftta horseman he felt that It wns kItigl tptattempt to uy any horse 61 though rnlght strengthen his atablo ardiNsof tho desires of Anybody coacernin It siiuVer Much Surprised i i herhis friends maintain did ve that tin threat to bar hiss I from the Newmarket training i would bOjcarrlec out When Iti flounced Chat he would not ba lralrilntr privileges hn was Im surDflied His surprise con 1toth1s day opt IntrtvIW ffi Dublin last night lie I lOVwns still In the dark regarding pota matter and commented on Vie iti4tiic stewards had frilled thus O4Tvo any reacon for their action nyilllj him the rght to train InsKlo tory of the transaction I Mo Imlit hi tile city TlKBoito i iMr ijrJroK spoke of tin WircMs I lit the sale am now wpcatng his creation I hotlo has spread fitlltrdrckl and a serious scan vr qiIP ln orrpw nut of the matter i lli liivu lrJVJI0NU sue htumo Quinine the wurldwlile MiuiOrlH remedy riinnve the oaute ler the fui name nnl look for ilitna rli iw Orove SSo I OW THE BLOCK SYSTEM AND DANGRDSIGNAL I WORTH STI SD REOLlGHTS I TRAIN Ilrt TANDIN 11 ION BLOCN t0V JUST MIXUP IN THE SUBWAY It Happened Over Six Inches of Room on a Seat Which a Thin Man Gave Up to His Neighbor LUND GOT IT BUT THEN HE COMES FROM BOSTON The Result Was a Distressing AffairStenographers Were ScreamingPolice Court End with a Fine of 10 That little aix Inches of room which A thin man In a Subway car seat can make by pushing up against his neighbor was responsible for a scrap on a Subway express train today Ralph Gillette la ft lawyer ot No 335 Vct One Hundred and Fortyfifth street and has an office tNo Nassau street He boarded the express train In Harlem and got a seat At the Grand Central station Arthur Lund a broker of Boston got on the train and stood directly In front of Gillette on dUier side of wfoom sat a woman All went wen until Mr Lunds eye lighted on that six Inches of room between Gillette and his neighbor Being from Boston Mr Lund didnt know that the unwrttotn law of the Subway Is that a pajsenner Is entitled to a whole eeat and the extension thereof unless he chooses voluntarily surrender thli prerogatlve Mr Gillette Is not an unkindly person butho abandoned all thoughts generosity when ho got a Bllmi of the man from Boston I Olllelto Moved Mr Lund remarked that he might squeeze In If Mr Gillette would move Mr Gllletko moved and Mr Lund sat down The woman next to Mr Glllotto rose In disgust and took a strap Mr Lund jumped upiwIMi profuse apologies and Induced the woman to sit down again She sat Then Mr Lund cast a baleful ere on ailettft lie xcd him wIth It for full thirty seconds until Oil eito Uould stand It no longer and remarked I think sir that you area hog Take that1 exclaimed Jlr Lund That nns a slap In the taco Mr aillcttci responded with 11 punch on the note Mr Lund came back with swing which didnt land and aa the train whirled bv the Eighteenth street station I the to Inched The other passengers mo cd to give them room while all the stenographerS salesladies and manlouro operators on tho trnln began to scream hulls Rot Pinched The two men were on the floor going It hammer and tongs when the express milled Into Fourteenth street There Policeman Kal cr of the City Hall eta tlon got aboard and pinched both men When the train ot to the Brooklyn Bride ho took them up to the Cen tro Street Court where ha arraigned them before Magistrate Flammer Mr Lunds hat nnd clothes also mi nose were In bad shape when ho reach ol court while Mr Gillette was cpnsld crably mussed himself The stories of the men did not vary In the least Lund admitted having hit Qllletto but said he did It In the heat ot passion and was very sorry Ho offered to apologize but Gillette would have none of his apolo Rlei or xnlnnntlons 80 the Magistrate lined Iunil 110 and dlszhnrped lllletto Lund piild his fine and as ho went out of tho courtroom he oild If I over set that fellow In Boston well Just let me get him In Dooton thats all I wouldnt bo seen In such a town cold Gillette Woikly and then he and Mi Into nntnqonlst loft the building by different doora ourrcd last night at worth street Cur at any tlmo on the local I liable to occur tracks tho olllclals said today so Ions as the liability of man to err exists or Is automatic signal until a svstora devised that will allow of trains being run on headway as short ai that required by the subway local service In railway language the Worth ttroet collision was due to tho factor known as human falUblllty The motorman of the second train Is Warned AccordIng to tho rules he should have had hls train under control became tho last signal He had sMsed warned caution In addition he hod a straight track ahead and the two red lights on the rear platform of the last coach lio was approaching wero staling him in tha face He supposed tho train ahead tree to proceed pnst Worth street but It was In turn delayed Where jteclmnlmn Cnnt Avail The block system used on the local tracks Isnot automatic In other words the motormen ae warned by the lights of conditions ahead and complianCe with theso warnings Is all tho passengers have to depend upon for safety On tho express tracks there Is an automatic device that reaches up and engages a projection on Lbs motor car abutting off the power and applying the air brakes In case a motormanVuns past a danger signal This system on tho local tracks Is Impracticable be causo tho trains run so close together Supt Frank Hedl of tho Inter I borough system gave oat a detailed explanation of the collision today Following are the main points of his explanation There Is a curve Juai below the Worth street station and guarding this curve In a signal A Broadway local train bound for the City Hall loo had lust discharged passengers at Worth street Signal Set at Danger The signal below the station jvu to I at danger and the motorman was hold 1ni his train until ho should see the 1IIn lights announcing a clear track to Brooklyn Bridie Tho next slunal north Is at Spring street Between Worth and Spring streets the track Is absolutely straight There sno slrnal at Canal street The SorlnK street slsrnrtl Is arranged to show the daneor lights when tho a IB CENTS EACH a FOR as CENTS Lb OLUETT PEADODY CO MASISS OF CLUITT OMIC CMMI I I Store Open Saturday Nights Until 10 oClock mm jJirll Bock FuUon From Bridge to Dulffeld St Broofclvo I nsatiqnal Sacrifice in Shoes Thursday I Perfect Satisfaction When You Buy Shoes Here health depends largely upon having good shoes Here you get good footwear and whit is best tW iOl get them at the lowest prices I hc Womens 250 Shoes 119 I if Among this lot are the celebrated Boston 250 Health slioi in narrow widths only This shoe is waterproof Also we have 500 pairs of vicl kid shoes in button and lace with patent leather tips and I Cuban heels all sizes from 2 to7 and on i yn 1 and widths 79 11 Jfj widthsWomens 200 Shoes 149 4J I SM Made both in box calf lace and Dongola lid button and lace new style last with good JC solid leather soles Cuban heels AQ I j49 1 sizes 2J4 to 7 I Boys 150 Shoes 119 Made of satin calf with heavy leather soles We warrant every pair of these shos to give satisfaction 1 19 i Misses 200 Shoes 125 These are in button only with heavy soles spring heels patent leather tips sues HJ to 2 1 25 I Mens 200 and 250 hoes 159 Made of vici kid box calf and casco calf English welted 1 i i sIzes7tolO a 59 Men s1 00Rubberst69c I Union make storm cut heavy rolled i edges and double heels sizes 6 to 10 0C I II i I Jif I 11 I FIJ IA tl I ilL jj td tioht iIL4JiitI4i 1 SIGNALS WOttKJN THE SVBWAY I CAUTION SIGNAL AT SPRING ISV TRAIN RUNNING BY CAUTIOtyj SIGNAL ft iif iLL 1 BLAMES MOTORM4N FOR CRASH IN THE SUB WA 4 Superintendent Hedley Declares He Ran Past SignalsClever Device to Guard Express Trains Just ns the patron at the subway were beginning to believe that they were Iminnno from danger of injury by accident oomoo the rearend collision between two trains at tho Worth street station last night True It ww not a serious collision but It was disquieting Jo thousands whoso sense or saM underground Is not firmly established Such a collision as that which oo preceding train Is between Boring and Ksets ard the eiuUon HKhto when the preceding train IB between Canal and Worth streets Following the Droadnav local last night was a Ienox avenue local run bv Motorman Pounds a man of experience with goirt record for cnrefulneta When Pounds started his train from Sprln street the sl ov shaved cau lon warning him that tho train nhwd hnd PIssed Canal street According to the rules lit should have hail his train le Bout Brothers JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Important Redactions Womens Suit and Coat Depts Womens Velvet Satis all colors long xnd short efsltk HncdCoai Walking Skirt 1875 Were 3250 Wotntna Cloth Suits ChtWois plain cloths and mlxturts Black and colors long and short Coat models Walking Skirt I 1000Were Were 2200 to 2750 WofaeniUWMtr Coats short and long models loose and tight fiiting I 3500 Fancy and Plain Long Black Coats 19 5 3000 Fancy and Plain Long Black Cokts 1500 2500 Tan Covert Cloth Coats long and IU00 short models 51 1500 Tan Cotert Cloth Coats snort models 500 Womens ChiofiWatking Skirts ack blue and brown new pleated model SOO Were 850 THIS SALE WILL UNDOUBTEDLY BE A RECORD ONF FOR LOW PRICES HERETOFORE UNEQUALLED WHEN THE HIGHGRADE AND PTODATE WINTER MODELS OF ViE GARMENTS ARE CONSIDERED leBovtillietBrothers West Twentythird StreeL 1AIMAI4IVt1 froo St Brooklyn I Double Blue Stamps Till Noon L5r Single Stamps from Noon Till Closing MILLINERY CLEARANCE I SENSATIONAL THURSDAY SPECIALS Felt Shapes 25c Values 75c1 A tableful to chaose from Worn ens felt shapes and Childrens round shapes under control after passing Canal etreol until ho trot the clear ftlgnaj from ho lights at Worth street lied MuM UUreKiirdoil It Is assumed that he thought that tho train ahead was clear ot Worth Dtrcet and paid no attention to the red llghts ahead If Indeed h1 saw them But for the danger signal holding up the Broadway train tile belief that the tracks at Worth street wore clear would have been correct and there would have been no collision The whole qucsUnn Is one of the lIability of motormen to make mistakes said Mr Hedley Men with years ul experience and bearing reputations at being extremely careful will sudden run past a danger signal They are unable to explain It The experience on all railroads has been that no matter how complete the signal system Is collisions cannot be avoided unless the mot rmen or engineers obey every order Implicitly I Them Is no sIgnal at the north end of the Worth Street Station If Pounil could not see the rod lights the train In front of him It Is not llltoly hat lu would have seen signal lights at the side of the truck Handsome Trimmed Hats Rapid Riddance Reductions This unusual Thursday offering Includes every hat In stock that was from 500 to 9QO Stylish dress hats In draped silk velvet and heavy chonlllo effects In dcslrahle shape3 and colors rednced to 2 98 and 1 79 Ostrich Plumes 39c Value 1 9 to 12 Inches long with full French heads In white nnd brilliant Jet black A COMBINATION SALE OF swi REMNANT SILKS AND DRESS FABRICS rOc SILK STRJKCD riEDFORL CORD In cream i 411 at 35c SILK RITNGVUNB fin cream 1 12 29c CHEVIOT SUITINGS In fancy mixtures rg 2 IU I 39c WOOL UTAMINB In cream navy awl black a yard TWO UNUSUAL UPHOLSTERY SPECIALS That will keep our workicorns nllvo with midseason activity ProlltB shaded the disappearing pplnt Good workmen are worth keeping all the year round and wero making extraordinary price con cowlons to keep them busy Drop us a postal and our upholsterer will call on yon Furniture Reupholsterocf A Special Offer Vo will reupholster 5 pieces of Ftiiiilturo regulation size with the lest quality Satin Husso Tapestry fit with now springs add I filling wherever neccs ary ropol I6h tho frames and finish with I the Lest silk cords and gimp I sending It homo to you looking like an 3500 8lt0VC QO I or 015 98 i ft I Namm fft t1 Jj Roady Made Slip Covers Just 267 Sets Wo make Slip Covers to order and quality for quality wc ruar antee 0111 prices to bo thin lowest In Greater Now York Wo have 267 seta on hand to fit the usual 5plcco suit mado up of the host quality Belgian linen material In a variety of deilra bio stripes ready to deliver at once good 10 105 98 valto at Ljk 1 Namm 11MthtlJW 1 LEGISLATION OR EXTRA SESSION Itooaovelt Again Dlicuiiem Tariff and Freight Rates and Make IllraicK Ihidrritood 1 WASHINGTON Jan llPreildent Roosevelt continued his conference with members of Congress on the subject of tariff revision and of legislation providing far an Increase of Die powers of tho Interstate Commerce Commission One statement which stands out almost with the proeminence of an official announcement Is timt unless Congress at the present session should enact legislation looking regulation of railroad freight rates an extraordinary session of tho Fiftyninth Congress will be called by the President to deal with that problem It can be said that the President regard the Interstate Commerce question as the paramount Issue now before the Vmerlcan people Silks and Dress Goods Spocla for Thursday and Friday Wt place on salt tomorrow 1 Many Hundred Remnants Plain Fancy Silks including Chiffon Mousseline de Soie and Plain Colored Taffeta all to be closed out at 5 ocyd We lire now cleaning stock before our annual stocktaking Jim ais You will also find Black and Colored Silks in large pieces that we desire to close out at the same price Sac yd Evening Gauzes The sale of Broche and I Printed Gauzes in Chiffon and Mousseline de Soie is to be continued until the lot is closed out at 85Ci 98c yd They represent exceptional values Dress Goods Dept Specal Jot of English Sicilians in brown navy blue grey melange and black at 580 yd Also Remnants of many kinds in Black and Colored Dress Goods inlengths from 2 to 8 yards to be closed out at 78c yd unusual offering Lord Taylor Broadway and Twentieth Street Fifth Avenue Nineteenth Street di Flannel Dept Sale of 32 and 36inch Scotch Washable Flannel large yaricty of very desirable designs and colorings infancy colored stripes suitable for shirt waists house robes tea gowns kimonos pajamas and shirtings I 23C 280 yd value 4oc Soc Best Quality Flannelette in fancy colored stripes in three colorings only to close out 5cyd value i5c Flannel Remnants Large variety in white and colored at Reduced Prices Wash Goods Dept Special Sale of Best American I Printed Batiste and Dimities in plain colors polka clots small and large figures in I white and colored grounds also large variety of floral designs I 2C yd Lord Taylor 1 Broadway and Twentieth Street Fifth Avenue Nineteenth Stroot I I i I I 44 1 Lord Fayiori Announce the Final Days of Their Annual Clearance Saleof Womens Misses and Children Wmter Garments cft The success attending this sale has been most marked The special economies in highclass garments have attracted unusual buying Reductions from to former prices jjj Assortments fairly complete although iV some instances sizes are 01 broken 1 Practically Our Entire Stock Divided Into Three Lots As Follows 1 Women Cheviot Walking Coats Rainproof Coats and JIS 00 Tourist Coats priced reoedtly 2000 1 2500 3000 I Women Broadcloth Coats Lengths oq Velour Coats Blouso Styles and Novelty Coats r3hort all1 i LeoStlt MedIum priced recently 4000 0000 i6000 I Womens Evening Theatre IIi 0 White mid LIGht Colors Fur Lined Coals IJlcles aud 0010111 Whitos 00 1teBlack Coats 35 tJ ls recently and Fancy Capes priced 76 I 1 851100 Entire Balahce of Imported Garments including Lace Coats Silk Coats and Cloth Coats recently priced 310000 to fuoooo each reduced to 5000 StOp 8 10000 Girls Winter Coats 4 to Hyear sizes An assortment or about 300 Garments correct In style and rr nently priced 12co 1050 20 f25 f30 10 Reduced For Final Clearance 750 1000 1250 1450 1950 Broadway and Twentieth St Fifth AVe Nineteenth StAll oar 0o direct or JI by trauifer to our tloon I L5e0rt0b0 Broadway Graham and Flushing Avcs Brooklyn I Closing 4 Out Furs Below e1t1y vis vist Cost I it 1Af Its clearance time with the furs as well I as with other stocks and so we make prices iet that will mean a hast departure of all furs In stock I Each dollar spent in furs during ilii tile will go it least twice the usual distance Natural Double Mink Stoles with silk cord and tassels were I21M 10 reduced J25Q Loan Single Fox lions with large bushy tails find chain fostfrner wero J1500 98 reduced to 0 250 Dyed Squirrel Cravats satin llnwl wero duced J1200 to re 7 3U Natural Squirrel flat shaped Holes satin lined with fringed I enJBj nero to IS 50 reduced J49 Flat Pillow Muffs of Natural Gray Squirrel satin lined wero QO I J16J reduced ro 07 Mink Muffs flat pillow I shape lined with satin worth 1800 ro ao I duced to re8 98 111 Childrens Fur Sets Rcdiced to Less than Cost II I 200 Corset 95c Theres Two Dollars worth I i of best corset making in everyone of these corsets They are high I class Nemo Corsets of fine couljl I medium length with the new higher bust long over hip and abdomen and finisher with satin ribbcn and lace They come in sizes 18 to 30 white and drab Regularly they sell at 2 5c Here Thursday IJC Iirgo Shaped SiOlts of Isabella Pox fancy satin lined with large bushy tails nt caoh end nnd sill cord anti tassel were J2500 to reduced 1593 150 Skunk Sable Opossum llotu made good and full three cluster tnlLs at each end chain fastener were 500 duo ed 2 98 to I 3c for a Ilb Can of Asparagus Puree If youve ever tried it youll concede that asparagus puree I makes a palatable flavoring Ice soups takes the place of asparagus tips We secured about 10000 cans at a remarkable reduction on regular prices The 1lb cans usually sell at I5c 3 each Here until the last goes can 3 Limit 12 None 0 Heres Your Best Chance forT and Untrimmed Millinery Stock taking has revealed odd lots of trimmed and untrimmed hats accumulations from big sales We need the space they occupy andwould bid them a final adieu Heres the way we speed their parting 1300 600 null 700 TrlmmoU jfiiUMCIilffon nml IlraU Hjts In largo lints urn ipauccil to each JU and siiwll smpcs mo rll J59 I nml wall iluctxl to noli 2 ro Velvet unl I a Unto I J7D to Uf Velvet lute blflck and black each only i arc rclurcd to J25 colors each are reduced to 18 zoo dozen ready to wear and untrimmed felt hats I nretogontcitCli 0 1 I are go II It It It I It II II SUNDAY WORIDJVANTS WORK MONDAY MORNINGWONDgS i ff jij MP iif Jb1 4It a1it ii.