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vctS Ic I YW YWTHE ir THE SUN SUNDAYDECEMBEn13190S SUNDAY DECEMBER is iocs 11 1 0 0f 0 0 0h 0 0t 1I 0 0 0In In Inof of ofet ofg et etri ri riIs Is 10 0U 0h 0 11 11at at atof of ofU ofg Ic ot 0ot otno 0 no 7w 7 0 0of of ofrca rca rcaIs Is IsDo Do Dotea tea teatire tire tirebolt bolt bolte ot otshe ota a she sherid rid ridIC IC ICice ice icecc cc ccor or orcc cc ccow ow 53 53evil evil 5itO 5 itO itOwet wet i FALL FALLKILLS KILLS DARING CLIMBER CLIMBERHOY HOY IO FALLS THROUGH A TOIIKI TOIIKIOF TOIIIIIvi OF nASUIGTO llllinOE llllinOEHad IIIIIlJGEpad IiItIJGEid Had id Climbed up the Ladder Ladl In the Dar DarInterior Dark DarkInterior Darkinterior Interior In Search or PlBcons PIJconlliody PIJconlliodyhiUNt IlgeonsiloilyVhizzcd Hod HodUtilized Utilized hiUNt by His Companion Who Wa WaFollowing WasFoUoiflgWSi fa faoUoIOIU Following oUoIOIU Wai a Police lolleemanlI mans Son SonWhile Honmile SonWhile While searching for pigeons In tho atom atomwork stonowork atonework work of Woshlnfeton WMl ngton Bridge seven seventefn seventefnyfnr aeventeinyfIr tern ternyfnr yfnr old Richard Duggan of 185th fitroo fitroomd Itr itrcotxid tand md xid Auduhon avenue lost his foothold foothokml footholdand footholdmd and ml fell 70 0 feet through a shaft to the hot hottorn bot10m hottorn torn of the tower on the Manhattan side BldoJin sldolIo sideJIe Jin was Instantly killed killedDiiRgnn killedDllpgnn killedpiiggafl DiiRgnn Is tho son of Patrick Duggan Dugganwho Dugganho Dugganrhn who ho IA a policeman and driver of the patrol patrowsgon IJatrolagon patrolwagon wagon agon of tho West 162d street station stationDuggan alationDllpg stationDuggan Duggan Dllpg mado his perilous climb with wltlFred withPrtd with1rd Fred McAteo McA teo of 180th street and Amsterdam Amsterdanavenue Amsterdama Amsterdamavenue avenue a nue Washington Bridge is mostly mostljconstructed mostlyrnstrncted slly sllycol1ltructed constructed of stone and at each side othe of ofthe ofthe the Harlem River is a tower toerwith with a largo largopening largoopening largepning opening running through tho centre from fromthp fromthp fromthe thp ground to the top of tho bridge bridgeThere bridgeThere bridgeThere There are stationary ladders in each othwo ot otthfO ofthese these towers tow rs to permit the workmen tc tcget to togpt toget get to the iron work but the inside is at atdark aa aadark asdark dark as night and nd the police wonder that thaiDuggan thatDlligan thatuggafl Duggan uggafl was able to get as II far as II he did didTho didThe didThe The atone work of tho bridge has been beenrendezvous ft fttfnd i indezvoua rendezvous tfnd zvous for pigeons ever since It woo wniput wnsput wooput put up on account of ita many crevices crevicesThe creceA creceAThe crevicesThe The boys of the neighborhood ut used ed to shoo1 shoo1the Ihootthe ohootthe the pigeons until the police put a stop tthat to tothat tothat that thatDuggan Duggan and some of his chums started startedfor startedfor startedfor for the bridge yesterday afternoon de det determined termined rmlned to take ke some of the birds home homeThey homefhey homeThey They got into the tower on the west side othe at atth ofthe the th Speedway through a small door at thi thibare the IhobAIE thebase bare bareThnn Thnn Duggan started to climb the lad ladders ladders ladders ders When he reached the top it would woulcbe wouldbe llouldbe be an easy task to climb to the copings copingf copingsit it the stone work workHe workHe ork i iHe He yelled down to McAtee that he had hatreached hadrachld hadreached reached the top and asked him to follow followMcAtee followMcAtee I IMcAtee McAtee warned him to be very careful anc ancstarted and andItarted andstarted started up after him himMcAtee himMoAtee I McAtee had gono but a little way when wheth whentU whenhe tU he heard Duggan Ran scream The next In lnttant inatant I Ietant ttant Duggans body was llaS lying at tho hot bottorn hottom hottorn torn of the shaft MoAtee was so frightened frJghtenedhen rightenecwhen when hen he heard Duggans body whizz bj bjhim hyhim byhim him that he fell from the ladder and landecnear landed InndedI1Mr landednear near where Duggan lay layHe layHe laylie He climbed out and found Policeman PollcemarKnierln PolicemanHnierln PolicemanKnierln Knierln and HUMOr The two policemen polleemorclimbed policemenclimbed policemanclimbed climbed down to where Duggan lay but hwas he heWIUI howas was already dead deadUAVOn deRdMArOn deadMAIOR UAVOn INSPECTS XJIF KW ItniDGE ItniDGEGreeted lIRIDrFjr JiRIflGIGreeted Greeted jr ted With 1J1 Delight DrllghtbAIdCrtllati by Alderman Holler HollerWho 1I01llrWho hollerWho Who WhoOAl Was OAl Inspecting Holler StreetIayor StreetMayor Street StreetMayor Mayor Low accompanied by Bridge BridgeCommissioner BridgeCommissioner BridgeCommissioner Commissioner LImlenthal tho ho latter lattersecretary latter8lecretary latterssecretary secretary and some friends inspected inspectedthe the new Williamsburg bridge yesterday yesterdajafternoon yesterdayafternoon OiIterdnyafternuon afternoon and also examined tho grand grandeland cnmdtand grandstand eland which has been erected on the Wll Wllliamsburg WIIliamlburg Vil Villiamsburg liamsburg plaza for the ceremonies of the thebridge thehrldge thebridge bridge opening next Saturday Mayor MuyoiIxiw MayorLow Low crossed from the Manhattan side on orthe onthe onthe the south roadway He was II on foot and andcn andcn anden cn the way over Mr Llndonthol explained explainedthe the work to him In the centre of the theriver theriver theriver river span the party was met by Police PoliceCaptain PolleeC4ptnln IoliceCaptain Captain Tooleof the Bedford avenue station stationthe AtatlonWl11tamaburg stationWilliamsburg Wl11tamaburg who had been apprised of oftho ofthe the Mayors coming Capt Toole i idozen had a adozen adozen dozen policemen and they acted as an aiMcort anMcort anascort Mcort to the visitors The Mayor worn wornalong want wnntalong wantalong along leisurely watching Uio men at work worlnd workand workand and nd conversing with some of them themthe thomSomebody themSomebody Somebody circulated the report that thatthe thatthe the Mayor was coming to WUliamsburc WUliamsburcI WU lamsburlt I I tndii large crowd wan on hand at tho Wil Williamsburg Wililamsburg Vllllamsburg llamsburg plaza when wht ho appeared They Theygave TheyRave Theygave gave him a cordial greet greetingwhich reetln ing which theMayor theMayoracknowledged the theMayoracknowledged Mayor Mayoracknowledged acknowledged Alderman Peter Holler Hollerthe Hollerthe Hollerthe the chairman of the bridge opening cere ceremonies ceremonies caremonies monies who was as watching men J1 pavinHoller paving pavingHoller lng lngHoUer Holler street which Is being cut through throughat throngat at the bridge rlde entrance and is named after afterhim afterhim afterhim him greeted rae Mayor and the members membersof of his par yThe yThe 3 3The The Aldennan who ho appeared to be de delighted deIIRhted dolighted lighted at the Mayors MayorAappearnnce appearance showed showedhim Rho showedhim wed wedhhn him all over the grand stand and assured assuredhim aRRuroohim assuredhim him that the structure had been lI erected erectedIn In such a solid manner that there was no nodanger nodallger nodanger danger of an accident on Saturdayburg Saturday SaturdayThn iaturdayTho Thn Mayor remained on the Williams Williamsburg Williamsburg burg side for or HOme time when with Com Commissioner CommlAsioler Cornmissioner missioner Lindenthal he returned to Man Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan hattan by tho north roadway The Mayor Mayorwild Mayorsaid IayorId wild Id he was highly pleased with the work workon workon on the bridge bridgeTHE bridgllTilE bridgeTIlE TilE TUXEDO TU EDO COLONY COLOYkatltiR COlOTIatllll COLONYIkstiti katltiR Ikstiti Coaitlnc and NlelBlilnB House HouseParties Houserartl houseParties rartl Parties 1 and anI Dinners DinnersTUXEDO UlnncrTUXEDO linneraTuxEno TUXEDO PARK Dec 12 12The Tho perfect perfectweather perfectweather perfectweather weather at Tuxedo during tile week weekdrew wlckdrew weekdrew drew a large and fashionable gathering to tothe tothe tothe the clubhouse to enjoy tho skating coasting coastingtid cOlllltlnpand coastingstid and tid sleighing Al lghlng whicharc which 0 are now most at attractive attracthe atiractivo tractive House parties were given by byJ bJ Henry Smith Mrs Pierro Lorillard LorillardMr Mr and Mrs lril Price Collier and Mr Ir and Mrs Mrsnichard MrARichard MrsItichard Richard Mortimer at their cottages Tho Thochampionship Thochamplonal lhechampionship championship games at the tennis club clubalso clubal60 clubalso also were visited by a large crowd who whoremained whorEmalned whoremained remained over Sunday Sundaydinner SundayIm SundayMIII MIII Im Pierre Lorillard entertained at atdlnller atdinner dinner at Keewaydin tonight Among Amongthose Amongthose Amongthose those present were Mr and Mr Mrs Ir Oliver Oliverlaelln OlerIselin OliverIselin Iselin Hugo Baring Mr and Mr Mrs Irt II IIMortimer HMortimer ItMortimer Mortimer MIsH Pomeroy and Hoyt HoytMr 1I0t 1I0tMr HoytMr Mr and Mrs Amos 1 French have ar arrived arried arrived rived from Newport and are now in their theirTuxedo theirTuxedo theirTuxedo Tuxedo cottage for or tho dnter winterAmong dnterAmong dnterAmong Among those who have entertained at atMrs atdinner atdinner dinner during the week ek were Mr Ir and andMfR andMrs Mrs A Carhart Mr Ir and Mrs Irs George JeorgoB Loaghton Mr and Mrs Irs Condon CondonMr CondonMr CondonMr Mr and Mrs Rogers Jr and Mr Mrnd Mrand Ir Irand and nd Mrs Irs Frederick Fontor FontorMr FOfwrIr FosUrMr Mr Ir and Mrn Abbott ItiRalls gavo a arexoption arelCJtlon areception reception at their cottage this th afternoon afternoonnt nt which worn present a number of the theTuxedo theTuxedo theIuxedo Tuxedo colonists Mr and Mrs IIII Richard RichardMortimer RichardIortlmer RichardMortirner Mortimer entertained at luncheon today todayAmong toda todaAmong todayAmong Among the late arrival were Mr and andMrs andMrl andMrs Mrs Theodore FreyllnchuysenMr Mr and Mrs MrsW MrsW Mrsv Stewart Mr Mrunct and Mm IIII John John Foster FosterMr F08wrMr FosterMr Mr and Mre 0 Havenicycr Jr Mr MrJohn MrJohn Ir IrJohn John MacDonough Mr Burton Null NullIng NullIng Nulllng Ing Mr Ir A Havemeyer Mr Cooper CoolerIord Cooperlord CooperLord lord Mr Pierre Lorillard Jr Miss Sloano SloanoMK SloaneMips MK 10111111 Barker and Miss Pomeroy PomeroyFOnUEK Pomero PomeroOnllEll PonieroyFOIWEIf FOnUEK CAUGHT AAI AAIAccused AGAlcrulrd AGAIN AGAINAccused Accused crulrd of Imitating InhitutlnJ Kleei KleeiSignature IOletsHI SleesSignature Signature SignatureAssistant HI SignatureAssistant naturl naturlAtiSlstant Assistant Superintendent Dougherty of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Pinkerton Agoncy and Detective Ma Maloney Maloney llalone loney lone of the Church street station arrested arrestedCharles arrestldCharld arrestedCharles Charles Forbes yesterday afternoon at atHI ut1ft HI Broadway Broadwn Hn acknowledged forging forgingto rorgintto forgiii forgiiito to a number of checks tho ho fmlorewnunt fmlorewnuntof of Jr Treasurer Noah Sleo of tho WCole WCole WCole Cole Company at that address The full fullmount fullamount fuliamount amount COll1rany of 0 ForbesH peculations Is not yet yetknown yetcnown It known 1 nown Ho is 27 years old married and andlived andlIed aridlived lived at 408 Seventh avenue a nllO Brooklyn BrooklynOn BrooklllOn On Nov XO 30 1897 ho WUH wa urntied urfl td in this thiscity thl thlrity thisety city by Detective Sergeants orgeant Kane and nndNugent andugEnt andIIgent Nugent ugEnt while attempting to pan pass a forged forgedcheck forglt1heck forgedeheek check on Black tlio tim Maiden lane lanejeweller lallojeweller mitejeweller jeweller At this time lie Impersonated ImpersonatedB Imper onatd onatdf Humphrey of Ik Boitou ton and forged the theiRnatureand Usignature thesignature signature iRnatureand and indorsement of a brokerage brokeragefirm brokeflllolinn brokeragefinn firm for whom he worked For this crime crimehe CrlllllbEl crimtohe he bEl was sentenced to Elmira Reformatory Reformatorywhere Hlfonnatorlere Itefonitatarywhere where lere he served three years yeamDied yenrHDlw yearsDied Died Suddenly Sudllnl After Seeing the President PresidentWILKESBABRE Prl PresidentltKl5fl4ftflE ldlnt ldlntWIlKKSDRRE WILKESBABRE Pa Dec 12 12Col Col Henry HenryM Ilonr IlonrM Boles one of tho leading I citizens of ofScranton ofScranton ofScranton Scranton died suddenly at tho Hote1 Ster Sterling Sterling Storlng ling In thin city cil at 1215 i21 oclock this morn morning mornIng ing of heart disease Ho was taken 111 on onthe ontho octthe the Lchigh Valley train which reached reachedbeits reach reachedhere dbelO belO lit midnight Col Boies was at Wash Washington WnshIngton Vashington ington yesterday whero ho had a con conference conference coltterrace ference with President Roosevelt and lie lieTLS Itowas was TLS 8 on his hi way to hU home when stricken lL i Coats and Suits Suitsat lat at Marked Reductions ReductionsIncluding ReductionsIncluding ReductionsIncluding Including Cloth Walking Suits Cloth Street Dresses DressesShort DressesShort DressesShort Short Cloth Jackets JacketsRain JacketsRain JacketsRain Rain and Travelling Coats CoatsImported CoatsImported CoatsImported Imported and Town Made MadeSilk MadeSilk MadeSilk Silk Waists WaistsMUCH WaistsMUCH WaistsMUCH MUCH BELOW FORMER PRICES PRICESFurs PRICESFurs JRlCESFurs Furs for Christmas ChristmasA A Most Complete Co plete Assortment AssortmentCoats AssortmentCoats AssortmentCoats Coats Muffs ufFs Neckpieces Collars Stoles Stolesin in Russian Sable Seal Ermine Chinchilla Persian Persianx PersianMink PersianMink Mink and other reliable furs fursOriental fursOriental fursOriental Oriental Rugs RugsShirvans RugsShirvans RugsShirvans Shirvans Bokhara Kazak Daghistan 1000 to 5j25oo 5j25ooMounted 2500 2500Mounted 2500Mounted Mounted AnimalSkin Rugs RugsFox Fox Wolf olf Leopard Bear Tiger Tigero Tiger6oo 600 to 1j75oo 1j75ooThese 7500 7500These 7500These These Rugs are mounted by the best artists artistscca artistsboacv boacv cca i9t I9tj 5tteet IN SOCIETY SOCIETYThere SOCIETIThere SOCIETYThere There was a large attendance at the thefirst thefirst thefirst first meeting this Reason of the Saturday Saturdayclass Saturdayclass turday turdayclass class held last night at Delmonicos Mrs MrsCharles MrsCharlee Irs IrsCharles Charles Huntington Mrs Sackett MBarclay MBarclay Barclay Darcl Mrs John Erving Mrs Morgan MorganOrlnnoll MorganGrlnnoll Morganirinnoll Orlnnoll Mrs William Warner Honpln HonplnMrs HopplnMrs hioppinMrs Mrs John Jay Mrs Mn Htmry Lewis Morris Morrisand MorriaI Morrisand and Mrs Livingston Livln ton Pell who are the thepatronesses thepatrones808 thepatronesses I patronesses received Mrs James Hig Higglnson HlgI HI HIginson I glnson also on the list did not attend attendbeing allendI attenbeing being in mourning Alexander Hadden Hnddenled Haddenled Haddenled I led tho cotillon and a number of pretty prettytriilea prettytrlllos prettytitles triilea were distributed during the favor favorfigures favorfigures or orfigurcs figures figuresAmong figurcsAmong figuresAmong Among the dancers wore the Misses MifiseaConstance 1I1J1ke8nAtance MissesConstance Constance nAtance Pratt Arietta Prentice Mary in Dorthv i tRuggles Prentice Roosevelt Grace OrnceHuggll8 GraceItugglea Ruggles Sarah Smith Marjorie Turnbull TurnbullAmy TurnbullAmy TurnbuiiAmy Amy Thurston ElBa Waddington Sabina Sabinado SabinaWaU8 SabinaWatts Watts Marjorie Walsh Elizabeth Bard BardNina Nina Delalleld Sallie Dominick ocniniok Nathalie Nathaliede Nat halia haliatie I do Castro Elizabeth Auchlncloss Margaret MargaretAppleton MnrgaretAppleton1 MargaretAppleton Annie Best Eleanor CrosbyI Appleton Crosby Carols Cnurol Ciiurchhil l1 Ethel Du Bois Mlldrea MlldreaVu MIldred MIldred1u I Du Bols Josephine JOllepl ne Wharton Drexel Helena HelenaEly HelenaEly HelenaEly Ely Emily Fisher lher Mary lIfa Fowler Char Charlotte CharOrtnnell Charlotte lotte Grinnell Olga KobbS Henrietta LKing LKing LKing King Sophie Langdon Nathalie Mundfi MundfiSerena lIIundSerena MundSerena Serena Marshall Elizabeth Masten and andthe anQ anQthe amlthe the Messrs Tracy Hoppln Drayton PJackson Pllatle Hutle Robert hewlett Huntington WJacluon WJackson Jackson Archibald Oracle King Ray Morris Lyle Mahan Allan Montgomery MontgomerySlado I Hugh IIUlliken William Meredith Dunle7 IIl1lbank Nash Willis lIls Reese Alexander AlexanderI AlexanderSlado Slado Kenneth Bobby Allen 1 Thurston ThurstonWalter ThurstonWalter ThurstonWalter I Walter Thompson Conrad Wurts Mark SWilling SWilling SWilling Willing Arthur Weekes Jr Reginald ReginaldRupert Relrin ReginaldWillis 1d 1dW11I18 Willis Alfred Wagstaff Robert White Whitenu WhiteRupert Rupert nu rt Anderson Bacho Bleecker BleeckerDudley DloeckerDuilley BleeckorDudley I Dudley Butler ButlerIlalOOno Malbono Birckhead Gordon GordonM Buck James Birckhead BlrckheadStephen Stephen Collins CollinsEdwin ComnsEdwin CollinsEdwin Edwin Dernby and Grosbeck Fowler FowlerMrs FowlerI FowlerMrs Mrs Thomas Powell Fowler of 39 East EastSixtyeighth EastSlxt EastSixtyeighth I Sixtyeighth Slxt elghth street gave ga a reception yester yesterday yesterday yesterday day afternoon when there were many manycaliers manycaliersfrom callers callersfrom callersfrom from 4 until 7 oclock Among these were werethe werothe werethe the members of the Cotillon of Eighty the thoMadison theMadlAon theMadison Madison Dancers and the New Amsterdam AmsterdamClub AmsterdamClub AmsterdamClub Club and among tho patronesses of the latter latterpresent latterprC8ent latterpresent present some of whom awlstedwere AAEllated were Mrs MrsMrs MIIISamuel MrsSamuel Samuel Spencer Mrs Harry Adams AdamaIrs AdamsMrs Mrs Irs Warnerltlll Warner Mrs John Calhoun CalhounMrs CalhounMrs Mrs Hammond Mrs Thomas Hicks HicksMrs HicksMrs HicksMrs Mrs William Bliss Mrs Lewis Hyde HydeMrs HydeMrs HydeMrs Mrs Charles Lea Mrs 18 H11 Ludlngton LudlngtonMrs Mrs William Barr Mrs Bischoff Jr JrThose Jrwho JrThose Those who presided at the tea table were woreMrs wereMrs wereMrs Mrs Robert Myles and the Misses Marie MarieL I Conover onover Eidlltz Cragin CraglnHelen CraginHelen CraginHelen Helen Ludington Julia Calhoun Rosalie RosalieGardiner ROIalieGardlnor Rosalielardlner Gardiner Jones JO Jane Cragin Lucille LucilleV LucilleBacon Bacon Betty Dett Collamore BLudl Ludlpgton LudlpgtonEleanor LudigtonEleanor gton gtonEleanor Eleanor A Scott Honor Barr ana Mil Mildred Mildred Mudred dred Barnes BarnesMrs BarnesMrs BarnesMrs Mrs Francis Scott of 42 Park avenue avenuegave avenuegave I Igave gave a tea te yesterday afternoon for the themembers themembers themembers members of the Neighborhood Cotillon CotillonMrs CotillonMrs I Mrs Irs Scott waa as assisted In rtCelvln receiving by byMfA byMrs Mrs Randolph Hurry Mrs Walter Cook CookMrs CookMfA CookMrs Mrs Henry Blschoff Mrs William Schley SchleyMrs SchleyJfA SchievMrs Mrs JfA Carrlngton Royce Mrs William KBarr HBarr ftBarr Barr and Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones JonesMrs JonesMrs JonceMrs Mrs William Curtis Demorest of 68 East EastSixtysixth EaBtI EastSixtysixth Sixtysixth street atr gave a reception yester yesterday yesterday eAter eAterday I day afternoon presenting her daughter daughterMiss daughterMIII daughterMist Miss Alice Louise lo Demorest The drawing drawingrooms drawingrooma drawingrooms rooms were trimmed with th American Beauty Beautyroses Deaut DeautrOlles Beautyroses roses and palms Among tho young women womenwho womenwho womenwho who assisted were the Misses Demorest DemorestMargery DernorestMargery tMargery Margery Dana Elsie Little Sylvia Barclay BarclayAnna Barcia BarciaAnna BarclayAnna Anna Hart and Alice Cock Co A dinner and andInformal andInformal andinformal Informal dance followed followedMrs followedMrs foliowedMrs Mrs George Schermerhorn of 2 West WestFortyfifth VestFortyfifth I Fortyfifth street gavo a dinner of thirty thirtycovers thirtycovers covers last night for her debutante daugh daughter daughtar I Iter I ter Misrt Vera I Schermerhorn who is to tohave tohave I II I have a series of luncheons and dinners dinnersliven dlnnerRgIven dinnersgiven gIven for her Instead of a formal reception receptionAfter receptionAfter receptionAfter After the dinner Mr and Mrs Schermer Sohermerhnrn Schermerhorn Schermerhorn horn tork toe their guests to Bro A Japanese JapaneseNightingale JapanesoNlghtlngalo JaitaflosoNightingale Nightingale NightingaleMrs Mrs Howland Davlss class had Its first firstmeeting IIrstmlellng firstmeeting meeting of the season AE IIOn lost Friday night at ntSherrys atSherrys Sherrys when all of the members worn wornon weroon wereon on hand and in the gayest of spirits It Itwas Itwas was an eventful occasion for It was their theirfirst theirfirst first evening festivity though the hours hoursRol hourswere I were early from 8 tl1110 till 10 onl only onlyRobert I Rol Robert crt Pruyn son of Mr Ir and Mrs MrsRobert MrsItubert I IHobert Robert Pruyn of Albany Alban save his bach bachelor bachclor I Iolor elor dinner last night at the Fort Orange OrangeClub OrangoClub OrangeClub Club Albany Alban when his guests gUt1tlllncludd Included tho thoMessrs tho1t theMessrs Messrs 1t Krir8 Frederick Stanley Pruyn Edward KdwnrdL I 1 Pruyn and Edwin Bowdltch of If Albany AlbanyBarret Alban Barret Wendell of Boston Richard Law Lawrence Lawrenco Lawrence rence of Worcester Mass and Arthur Scott SoottBurden SooltBurdell ScottBurden Burden Louis Crawford Clark Jr Edison EdisonLewis EdlBOnLewl EdisonLewis Lewis Arthur Iselln and Prescott Metcalf Metcalfof of New York who are to be his attendants attendantson on Tuesday TUl day at his marriage to Miss 1I8s Betty BettyMetcnlf BettyMetcalf Metcalf MetcalfJohn I IJohn John Tilden of Brooklyn Broo1 IT1 will give his hisbachelor hisbnchllor hisbachelor bachelor dinner on Friday night probably probablyat probablyallX at allX Delmonicos lmonlcol His wedding to MiraMabel MiraMabelSimmons loIAAMnbelShlimonA MiesMabelSiirnons Simmons will take place on on Wednesday Wednesdayof lnesda lnesdaof of next week Dec 23 In St Thomass Thomassrhurch ThomassChurch ftlomallaChurch Church Tho bride will bo attended by the theMisses the11ItRe theMisses Misses Elsie Tilford May Iny Flower Marion MarionLenle MnrlonI MarionLactIc LactIc I al Kmily mJly Birch nnd Molllo Elliott ElliottTho ElliottTho ElliottThe Tho first big wedding of the New Year Yearnnd Yearnnll Yearand and also of tIm Benson at Grace Church Churchwill Cburehwill Churchwill will bo hI that of Miss Edith Poor to Capt CaptJames CaptJnmeR CaptJames James Cochrnne chrane of the British Army Armyon on Tuesday Tu ay Jan 6 Capt Cochrane bo bcS came well known at Tuxedo during the theautumn theautumn theautumn autumn while ho wan a guest of bin finnc PeR PeRparent8 en enparents esparents parents Mr and and Mrs Henry Poor PoorNow PoorNow PoorNow Now ho hns returned to England hut will willbo wllho willho ho back again l1 nin during the holidays accom accomeon necornpanted I IJIlnied panted by his cousin Sir Stewart ldchard ldchardson Uchartl eon who is to OMIt him as bent man Mr Mrand Mrand Mrand and Mrs Poor have a double house which whichwill whichwl1 whichwill will accommodate a large number of ofguests ofgllestll ofglests guests at the reception Capt Coehrane Coehranewho Co Cochranewho hrane hranewho who has already passed three yearn enrl in inSouth IIISouth InSouth South Africa has been ordered there again againand againand aln alnand and will take his bride with him In February Februaryto to Pretoria PretoriaJ Montgomery Strong Stro will lead the thecotillon theootll1on thacotillon cotillon at the second of the two dinner dinnerdanceo dlnnlrdance dinnerdances dance organized by himself hlm elf and Mrs MrsFrederick MrsFrederick Irs IrsFrederick Frederick de do Peyster to be given on the thenight thenight I night of Jan 21 at Dclmonlcoa DclmonlcoaMiss DolmonicosMiss I IMIS Miss Cornelia Harriman is one of the thawinters thewintera thewinters winters ddbutantcu still to be presented presentedHer presentedHer presentedHer Her elder sister Miss Mary Harriman Harrlmanhaa has been out for two seasons Mr and andMrs andlIlII andMn Mrs Edward Harriman will have a big bighouse bighoUHe bighouse house party at their country plaoo during duringthe duringthe durungthe the holidays holldaynnd and will then take possession possessionof of the residence re ldAnce here of Mr and Mrs Anson AnsonPholps An80nPhelM AnsonPholpe Pholps Stokes which they have rented rentedand rantedand ntedl ntedland and where they will 11 give a coming out ball balland balland bali baliand and other festivities for their second daugh daughAnothor daughter ter Another wedding of Tuesday afternoon afternoonwill afternoonwill afternoonwill will be that of Miss Eleanor Stuart Patter Pattereon Patterson Patterlion eon daughter of Judge Edward Patterson Pattersonof of the Appellate Division to Harris Robbins RobbiaiChtlds RobbinsChildct Chtlds to be celebrated at the Church of ofthe ofthl oftim the Heavenly Rest Miss Sims a cousin cousinwill cousinwiU will attend the bride as II maid of honor and andMiss and1IflSll andMiss Miss Emily Chllda a sister of the bride bridegroom bridegroom bridegroom groom Miss Amy Am Hawxhurst and Miss MlsnGreenough MilleGreelough MissGreesough Greenough will be bridesmaids brlde mald A sister sisterand AllJterand sisterand and sisterinlaw of the bride Mrs Richard RichardWaldon RichardWaldon RichardWalden Waldon Hale and Mrs Edward Patter Patterson Patter80n Patterson son are to be matrons of honor and little littleFrances IIttloFranceR littleFrances Frances Wendell pndell will 11 iiI be flower girl Mr MrChilds MrChilds II Childs and his bride will go as far us Zanzi Zanzibar 7allzlbar 7anzibar bar on their wedding journey journeyAn journoAn An immense Christmas tree lighted lightedand lightedand lightedand and loaded will be a feature of the Christ Christmas Christm88 Christmae mae file te arranged by Mrs Irs De Lancey LanceyKane LanceyKane LanceyKane Kane to be held on Friday and Saturday SaturdayGlaenzers Satllrdar afternoons of this week in Eugone EugoneGlaenzerR Vt VtGlaenzers Glaenzers Italian Gardens 510 6 0 Wo VostTwenty VostTwentyflrst Vast Twent Twentfil Twenty Twentyfirst first fil lt street The proceeds proct oo8 will go to the theClover theClover theClover Clover and fit Anthonys clubs organiza organizations organlzaliona organizations tions for working girls girlsMiss girlsMiss girlsMiss Miss Metcnlf will 11 wear a costume of ofwhite ofwhlto ofwhite white embroidered satin chiffon point pointlace pointlace pointlace lace and nd orange ornn blossoms at the wedding weddingon on Tuesday at 3 oclock in the Church of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Incarnation She will be attended by byher II IIher lyher her cousin Miss 1I5B Minnie Metculf of Erie Pa PaMift Pa11i PaMiss Miss 11i Federica Webb cblt MitcH Florence Van Vanderbllt Vanderbilt Vanderhilt derbllt Twombly Miss Jessie SIenna Miss MissWenonah MissWenonah IR IRWenonah Wenonah Wet Wetmore more Miss Thnreso Iselln Isellnand IellnIlnd Iselinand and Miss Catherine 1 Dix daughter of ofthe orthe ofthe the Rev Dr Morgan Dix DixMLss DbML DixMLs MLss ML A Caroline Do Forest Fore and Miss 11AA May MayCallender MayCalionder Ia IaCallender Callender of 27 East I a Seventysecond street streetwill streotwill streetivill will give the first fin of a series rien of informal informalSunday InformalHunda informalSunday Sunday Hunda afternoons at home with music musicon on Jan 3 No cards cards will be sent out hut butMiss hutMIAA hutMIM Miss Do Forest and Miss Callender will willwelcome willelcomo willwoicomo welcome their friends in the same way waythey waythey waythey they did lost winter winterAny winterAny winterAny Any number of dinners dlnne and festivities festivitieswill rfRtlvlllt8will festivitieswill will be given In honor of Miss IIII Josephine JosephineWhnrton JosephineWharton JosephineWharton Wharton Drexel and her fiancfl Dr John JohnDuncan JohnDuncan JohnDuncan Duncan Emmet from now till their wed wedding wedding wedcling ding on Feb 4 which will bo the biggest in inveara InvearH inyears years celebrated celebrat at St Patricks Pal rick Cathedral CathedralMies CathedralIIPA CathedralMiss Miss IIPA Drexel ban hn decided on a number of ofbridesmaids ofhrldArnaldH ofbrklestnaids bridesmaids These will include the Misses MlscesJosephine MissesJosephine l1 A AJoslphlnu Josephine Atterbury Malzlo Dolaflold DolafloldAugusta DelatleldAugustn DelafloidAugusta Augusta Do Peyster Dorothy Doroth Schicffelln Schicffellnof SchlclfelnHoalna SchieffelinRosina Hoalna Boardman and MarthaF Townsend Townsendof of New York and Miss Arm Fell a cousin cousinand c01l1111land cousInand and Miss Annabel Eider of Philadelphia PhiladelphiaThere PhiladelphiaThere I Ifhlre There have been some changes in the thelist thelIt thelist list of patronesses pat roDCAAea of tho Cinderella Cotil Cotillons CotilIons tll tlllona Ions this winter Mrs Charles Barney Barneyand DarneyalJd Barneyand and Mrs Cadwaladcr Jones the organizers organizershave organizeillhave organizershavo have dropped out The first fin of the series seriesfor 8t seriesfor rlcs rlcsfor for this hlA season will bo given at Sherrys Sherrysnext Sherrysnext Sherrysnext next Thursday ftmmda night nl hl wlv whn Mrs Junius JuniusMorgan JuniusMorpan JuniusMorgan Morgan Mrs James A Scrymser I1mser Mrs MrsAnson MrsAnlon MrsArisen Arisen Phelps Stokes Rloll and Mrs IIII James JamesCross Jan1EaCrOlH Jamesross Cross ross will receive Other patronesses are areMrs areMrs Mrs II Julian Bobbin RobtJlru Mrs Samuel SamuelThorne SamuelThorne SamuelThorns I Thorne Jr Mrs bouts Tiffany Mrs MrsStephen 1IIrHStphen MrsStephen Stephen Van an Rensselasr Mrs Howard HowardWebb HewardWebb SewardWebb Webb Mrs IrH Stanford While hite Mrs John HBarnes 11Darnls SBarnes Barnes Mrs Lcdyard Blair Mrs Prewcott PrewcottHull IretCottHall irescotthull Hull Butler Mrs FrancU Cabot Mrs MrsFugeno MrsEugene I IEUgfne Eugene Delano Mrs Morgan Dlx Mrs MrsRobert MrsRoJert MrsRobert Robert De Forest Mrs Frederic JDo JDo Do PevBter Mrs Frederic Gullatln Mrs MrsJames lollllJames MrsJames James 1 Gardiner Mrs alter Gumbo QurneeMrs Ournee1IIrs GumboMrs Mrs Charles Henderson Mrs Louis LouisHenop LoulalIenop Louishienop Henop Mrs lfA Henry IlImr Hoyt Mrs WMiller W1II11111r VtMiller Miller Mrs John 0 Notwer NellerbM1II Mrs Henry HenrvMint lIenryFalrfiold HenryFairfield Fairfield ORborn and Mrs bailas alll1 Bache BachePratt BachePratt Pratt Mint lIllt iti DC Consecrated While bile Young YoungCHICAGO Yonn YonnCiiicaoo Olln5 Olln5CII1CAOO CHICAGO Dec 12 12There There is 11 little chance chanceor chancefor chancefor for or the conversion of any an man after aft or ho has hnslasted haspassed I IplWed passed lasted the ago of 23 The spiritual period periodif I Iof of if girls is 1C and of boys 17 This is the thejggllng thegiggling I IJlggllng giggling and gum chewing ago of girls and andho andtho andthe the ho awkward ago of lx boys yn These were werehe werethe werethe the he assertions of Dr William Barton Bartonastor DartonpaIItor Bartonpastor pastor astor of tho First Congregational ngrcgntlonall1Iurch ngrcgntlonall1Iurchof Church Churchif of if Oak Park in addressing the Fellowship Club lub of that suburb last night I i onbC1UQ UCHANOB CHANGE IN BUSINESS HOURS HOURSFrom tlOURSFrom hOURSFrom From Tomorrow Until Christmas ChristmasStore ChristmasStore ChristmasStore Store Opens at 830 A Closes at 7 MWe MWe MWe We have decided not to remain open evenings out of considerationfor the thehealth thehealth thehealth health of our empoyees employeesMany empoyeesMany empoyeesMany Many of our customers begin shopping as early is 9 oclock thereby therebyavoiding therebyavoiding therebyavoiding avoiding the terrible crowds in our store in the aftern9on We want to com commend commend cornmend mend their good judgment for they have the pleasure of finding the sales salesclerks salesclerks salesclerks clerks bright and cheerful stocks in good order their purchases delivered same sameday sameday sameday day seats in the eledric cars and besides have the pick of all the bargains many manyof manyof manyof of which on account of the limited quantities are not advertised in the daily dailypapers dallypapers dailypapers papers papersFINE FINE HOLIDAY GOODS GOODSImmense Immense Assortments to Select From FromUmbrellas FromUmbrellas FromUmbrellas Umbrellas UmbrellasThousands UmbrellasThousands UmbrellasThousands Thousands of beautiful Umbrellas for men women and children grandest grandestselection grandestselection grandestselection selection useful of of holiday handles presentsfrom presents to choose from fromMens from the most I lOU 50 cA to ft in to 1 OU 50 CA eacn eacnMens each eachuseful eac eacMens orh orhuseful huseful Mens and Womens Gloves GlovesWomens GlovesWomens GlovesWomens Womens Mannish or Pique Kid Gloves in all the leading fall fallshadesat fallshades 00 1 shadesat shades at UU pair pairWomens pairWomens pairWomens Womens 2dasp Kid Gloves all the leading colors also black blackand iff iffand 65c and white at Pair PairMENS pairMENS pairMENS MENS DOGSKIN GLOVES 1 clasp made by the most mo re reo An Anliable tliable 1 00 liable maker at 1 WJ Pair PairMens pairMens pairMens Mens Silk Suspenders kid ends one in a box at 50c 5uCMens 50cMens 50cMens Mens Silk Suspenders sterling ster1in silver buckles one in a box at 100 100Handkerchiefs 100Handkerchiefs I 00 00handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs HandkerchiefsWomens Womens Hdkfs all linen i and inch hems OU Be Qr ana and ni 121c I 2 9 lLl Cacn CacnWomens each eachvalues eachvalues uvalues 1 1W values 12c and tSc at atWomens Womens Hdkfs dkf handworked a initials ini I all II linen II box of 6 value value90c value90c aI 75c 75cEmbloidered 90c at atEmbioidered atEmbioidered Embioidered Hdkfs all linen 12C 12 I to 350 350Childrens 350Childrens 350Childrens Childrens Fancy Hdkfs box of 6 28C 28CHdkfS 28cMens 28cMensallIinen Mens MensallIinen alllinen HdkfS fa and Inch IOC I Oc 1212C 12 1 to 75C each eachMens eachhems eachMens hems hemsMens Mens Hdkf initial all alllinen linen I 12 I 24c to 45C 45CMens 45cMens 45cMens Mens Hdkfs initial in boxes of 6 145 1 45 200 Real Duchesse Hdkfs 198to 198 I 98 to 2000 2000BROADWAY 2000BROADW 2000BROADWAY BROADWAY BROADW A 8 9 STS STSWomens STSWomens STSWomens Womens Dept DeptEvery DeptEvery DeptEvery Every woman needs 3 Walking Skirt SkirtJ Skirti000 1 i000 000 of them themon on sale tomorrow tomarrowCheviots tomarrowCheviotsMeltons tomorrowCheviotsMeltons Cheviots CheviotsMeltons Meltons and stylish mannish mixtures mixturesMost mixturesMost mixturesMost Most of them are made in 7 or 9 gored goredflare goredflare goredflare flare style some pleated bottoms bottomsNot bottomsNot bottomsNot Not a skirt in the lot worth less than 750 750and 750and 750and and most of them 800 900 and 1000 1000Special JOooSpecial 1000Special Special for ToMor ToMorrow row 395 3 95 and 5 5Suitable 500 500Suitable 500Suitable Suitable Christmas 6ifts GiftsRain 6iftsRain 6iftsRain Rain Coats 10 100 1250 J500 J500Black 1500Black j5OOBlack Black Marten Boas 750 9 900 12 12American 1200 1200American 1200American American Fox Boas JO00 1 O00 J250 I 2 J5 J5Alaska 1500 1500Ataska 500 500Alaska Alaska Sable Long Boas IS00 1 500 20 2000 25 25Muffs 2500 2500Muffs 00 00Muffs Muffs to Match MatchPersian MatchPersian MatchPersian Persian Lamb Coats tSO 50VS200 value valueDainty 75 200 at 9S 9SDainty 9500 9500value 9500Dainty Dainty Neckwear 50C 75c Joo Jso JsoOne 150One j50One One in a box boxBroadway boxBroadway JBroadway Broadway and 1 13th St I DRUCKERBURIEDjHOAOTOPSY DRUCKERBURIEDjHOAOTOPSYIF RUCKER BURIED NOAUTOPSIS NOAUTOPSISIF IF INSURED FOR FOIlIULF HALF A MILLION MILLIOIT MILLIONIT tIlLLIOIT IT WAS NOT OT KNOWN HERE IIFRElilt HEREIlls lilt Lawyer Robinson Comnmnlcmtri ComnmnlcmtriWith 1 1th With th the Relatives latl In England of the theFormer theortner theFormer Former ortner Member of Parliament Parllament1ct11l1 Parllament1ct11l1k1 Mctlui Mctluikyi kyi Men Ien Find Nothing Suspicious NtuplclouiTHE SuspiciousTilE i iTilE TilE SUNS news from London printed printedyesterday printedyesterday i iOIterdny yesterday that Adolphus Druoker the theformer theformer former Member of Parliament who died on onThursday onin onrhuraday Thursday in Bellevuo Hospital Ho pltal was In Insured InAured inocred sured heavily by various persons gave gaverise gaverise rise to surmises that Drucker might have havel haebeen havebeen been een the victim of foul play The financial financialJVctrs FinancialNcws financialNC JVctrs NC 8 of London reported that the London Londonpromoter Londonpromoter Londonpromoter promoter Ernest Torah Hooley holds a apolicy apolicy apolicy policy of 500000 5O on Druokers life and that thatmany thatmany thatmany many other Englishmen took out policies policieson on his life as speculations speculationsDrucker speculatlOI18Drucker speculationsDruoker Drucker was found on Wednesday Wedneeda walk walkIng walkIng walking Ing near the Grand Central station and andmuttering andmuttering muttering to himself He talked so moo Incoherently Inooherently moohorently herently to a policeman that he was sent to toBellevue toBellevue toBeilevue Bellevue where the doctors diagnosed diagnosedhis his case as chronic meningitis and al alcoholism RIcohollAm alcoholism coholism He was put into the alcoholic alcoholicword alooholioward ward where ho died the next day dayThe dayThe dayThe The physicians at the hospital were werepositive werepositive werepositive positive last night that there was nothing nothingsuspicious nothingauspicious nothingsuspicious suspicious about the mans death Dr DrDanforth DrDanforth Danforth in charge of the alcoholic ward wardsaid wardsaid wardsaid said that Drucker had a weak heart and andevery andevcry andevery every symptom of delirium tromens lie Hedied liedlod liedied died Dr Danforth nforth said of heart disease diseasebrought dlsea diseasebrought ebrought brought on by alcoholism Dr Boyd Boydwho Boydwho Boydwho who admitted Drucker to the hospital hospitalwas hospitalwas was equally sure that there was no evi evidence evidence evidence dence that the man had been poisoned poisonedThe poiBOned11le poisonedThe The hospital reported the death dea 1 to the theCoroners theCoroners theCoroners Coroners office and a burial certificate certificatewas was Issued No autopsy was made The Thebody Thebody Thebody body was burled yesterday at Mount Ken Kenico KenIco Kensico sico sicoA ico icoA A published report which quoted Law Lawyer Lawyer LawyeT yer Eugene Robinson of Hi BroadwayY BroadwayYand Droadwatand Broadwa Broadwaand and Peshall of Jersey City an saying sayingthat sayingthat sayingthat that they believed Drucker was oas drugged druggedand druggedand druggedand and robbed stirred Inspector MoClusky MoCluskyto McCluBk McCluBkto to send Il nd two detectives to Bellevu llevu and the morgue Inst night to Investigate The detectives left the hospital Mylng 1 that they found nothing unusual in the case McClusky lcClusk said that if anything was waswrong waswrong waswrong wrong it was up to the Coroner Mr Ir Robinson who was as Druckern DruckerlIlnw lawyer er in this city cit said ald that he had cabled blod to the dead man family familyhe and would not toll what he knew about Drucker II insurance until I he heard from them He said however that it was not true that Drucker was 48 so I heavily wlly insured as had been reported Drucker Druol er came to this city ell throe weeks weeksI weeksaRO weeksago I ago from British Columbia and put up at the Grand Union Hotel He had a ranch ranchand ranchand ranchand and mining interests in British Columbia in which ius It ISIIId Bald Hooley Hooleyslso also Is interested Drucker left the hotel about a week before he was picked up on the street and It ho honot hM hMnot hasnot not boon learned lea where ere he spent the interval intervalLOVE intervalLOVE I LOVE BY POSTAGE STAMP STAMPAIM STAitIPAla STAMPAlas AIM She Dotint Tell Hew She Expressed BxpreMedIt ExprOlledItVpalde ExpresseditUpside It ItVpalde Upside Down Doft II Contempt ContemptA A divorce suit in which the postage stamp language plays a part has been begun in the Supreme Court It is brought by Mrs Mf Emllle Sandel against Henry Sondel a amanufacturer amanufacturer amanufacturer manufacturer of awnings and sail cloths clothswhom clothaWhom clothswhom whom she married at Hamburg in March MarohlRQ3 1893 Mrs Sandel allege that her husband husband husband11M has been unduly undul1lntlmat8 intimate with a Miss MI Au Augusta Auguata Augusta gusta Pickel and she attaches to her com complaint complaint cornplaint plaint a a number of fervid love letters writ written written written ten in rather ungrammatical German Germanwhich Oennanwhich Germanwhich which lose much of their poetry and mean meanPickel log by translation Into English Eng1ehThe EnglishThe The letters passed between Miss Pickel Pickeland Pickeland Plckeland and Mr Sandel from January to September 1901 and include frequent references to a asecret aecret asecret secret postage stamp language Miss MissPickel MlllPickel MissPickol Pickel it is alleged wrote to her muoh muchbeloved muohbelooo muohbeloved beloved blanch on Sept 8 iMl na nafollows asfollows I1I I1Itollows follows followsNow tollowsow followsNow Now ow to lbs postage stamp language hut dear llelnrich should you renlljr reail not know It I believe be line you ou do Well e1l became It Is Isyou Isyou Iiyou you I will enlighten you so when the th postage postagealainp postalrDltamp posthgoulalnp alainp Is put on a aa on your our last Utters it itmeans I Imeans Itmeans means 1 love you ou Two poaUg stamps sumpsagainst stampssptnst stampsagainst against each other obllauelj oblique mean kisses Upside down mn means contempt so now nowIt flOWenoulrh eowenough enough about this you OU will probably know knowIt It yourself oureIr Nownine Now nine weeks ekl more then thenwill I Ij Iwill will be with Iolth you 011 people altogether you will willsee wilsee see how the Ume will 111 ft fly Au revolt until Sunday close with many greetings and kisses TOUR oua Ott8IR tssiB Tho case CIIII Is set down for trial In the be un defended divorce court for th the January term CII G11 Gunthers Sons SonsBtbll8h Btbll8h tbllshod A 1820 1820Imperial 1820Imperial 1820Imperial Imperial ImperialCrown ImperialCrown Crown Russian Sables SablesCollected SablesCollected SablesCollected Collected from the forests forestsof forestof forestsNatural of Vitim and Vlackma VlackmaProvince VleckmaPro i Province Pro In of Yakutsk YakutskRussia VakutskRussia Russia RussiaNatural RussiaNatural Natural color only ranging from fromlight fromlight fromlight light or medium to the deepest deepestskins deepestskins deepestskini skins ever produced producedIncluded producedIncluded I Included In this valuable stock are Ne plus ultra ultraHudson ultraHudson tHudson Ci Ciohilla Hudson Bay Sable Labrador Mink real Chin Chinchilla Chinchill chill natural black blue and Esqulmaux whit whitFox whiteFox VFox 5 5bleute Fox colored black brown sable Isbella and andbleute 1 1bleute bleute Fox black Lynx finest and heaviest havlestfurred furred furredScotch furredScotch jScotch Scotch Mole and pure white richly furred Royal RoyalErmine RoyalErmine i iErmine Ermine from Irchim Siberia SiberiaMoire I IMoire Moire Broadtail and Silken Persian Lamb dyed yed bril brilliant brlllInt tliant liant black in Saxony SaxonyGenuine I IGenuine lGenuine Genuine Alaska Sealskin Seals ln Small pup skins dressed dressedand drenedand dressedand and dyed in England These young skins are arevery arevery arevery very closely furred and are exceedingly exceedln ly lustrous lustrousand lustroulan lustrousandfine and an andfine fine in Quality QualityThe QualityThe 51 51The The latest fashionable garments are made from these thesfurs thesefurs thessfurs furs and quantities of skins are always in stock stockfrom stockfrom stockfrom from which selection can be made for orders ordersAll ordersAll rz rzAll All garments are made and all orders are executed executedon executedonthe on onthe the premises premisesI I 184 84 Fifth Avenue AvenueAt At Twentythird Street StreetMonday StreetM I SI SSI I SI SIMonday Monday 011 day December i 14th 14thSilh 14iSik th thSilk Silk Petticoat PetticoatDepartment PetticoatDepartmentSilk Department DepartmentSilk jSilk Silk Petticoats walking length 37 39inch In InBlack InBlack InBlack Black and Colored Taffeta at 675 6j5Mohair 675Mohair 675iWoiatr Mohair Petticoats in Black or Gunmetal with silk silkflouncings silkflouncings silkS flouncings at 475 475A 47 47A A Sample line of ofJersey ofJersey I To Mohair Petticoats Petticoatswith kwith Jersey 7 ersey Top and with silk flouncings Black only at about their value valueLord 1 I4I I4ILord Lord Taylor TaylorBroadway Broadway and Twentieth Street and Fifth Avenue AvenueNew AvenueNew AvenueS New Entrance on igth Street StreetA StreetA StreetA A Jaeckel Co CoFURRIERS COFURRIERS CoFURRIERS FURRIERS and IMPORTERS IMPORTERSNew IMPORTERSNew IMFORTERSNew New and Effective Furs FursCravats FursCravats FursCravats Cravats and Stoles Stolesin in Ermine Chinchilla Eastern Mink and Sable Sablewith Sablewith Sablewith with Muffs to match matchAppropriate matchA I IAppropriate Appropriate A Gifts for the theHoliday theHoliday 1 1HolidaySeason Holiday HolidaySeason HolidaySeasonFRENCH Season SeasonFRENCH SeasonFRENCH FRENCH NOVELTY JACKETS JACKETSin in Broadtail and Mole and andIMPORTED andIMPORTED jIMPORTED IMPORTED MODEL COATS COATSfor 4 4for for Theatre or Carriage CarriageCreations CarriageCreations 4 4Creations Creations of the best foreign makers makersCoachmens makersCoachmens makersCoachmens Coachmens Furs and Carriage Robes 3 I 37 3 7 Union Sq West 430 Fifth Av 3th39S Torprdo Flotilla Kails for Manila ManlliNOBFOLK ManilaNosrour NORFOLK Va Dec 12 12Llollt Lieut Chandlers Chandlerstorpedo Chandluratorpedo Chandlerstorpedo I torpedo flotilla consisting of the destroyers destroyersDecntur destroyersDecatur I IDecatur Decatur Barry Bainbridge Chnuncey and nndDole andDale andDale Dale sailed from Hampton Roads this thismorning thismorning thismorning morning on iu trip of 18000 miles to Manila ManilaPort ManiiaPort lanIlBPort Port Royal will be their lust fir tt stop stopAt stopAt top topAt At Key West the Inspection Board will willdisembark willdlaembark willdisembark disembark and amid the flotilla will there await nwaitthe awaitle awaittite the le arrival of Us convoy convoy the cruiser Buffalonow Buffalo lllllTalon Buffalonow now fitting out at tho Now 1 1J1I York Navy Yard YardA YardA YardA A CREAT SALE SALEThe The Kxccutora or llio lie Mrs Lyncn lisimc lisimcmain 1sta1naln listatoseem main call the attention al DlIon or 0 all IntrndlnK IntrndlnKpurchawm Int IatrndlnpurchMerlt ndlnK ndlnKpUrcbMeI1l purchawm of Diamonds and Jcwcliy Jelnh of orany ofany ofany any description to tile sale of this ImmenseiVoclr Immense Immensetoclr tntmcnsoitoci iVoclr conslsllnir cOllsl tlnR of Antique and ant Modern ModernJewelry MoternJewol ModernJewelry Jewelry Jewol and assure ttiem that they Ihe bet can canave Cflsave 10 ave moneyind moneo 1 will have one or the largest larcesiand IllfRCSand largestand and best stocks lo select 8 lccl from Come ComeIMPERIAL ComeInlerl ComaeInspect Inspect and lid be convinced ronvlncedMR1 convincedMR MR1 MR LYNCH ESTATE 1 UMOi UMOSUVAILE SIlt1 flE IUIESM olItEENiS olItEENiSIMPERIAL WSI WSIo IMPERIAL CROWN RUSSIAN SABLE SABLETho SABLEThe SABLEThe I The new style I muff with Ith nook piece to tomatch tomatch tomatch match complete sets 1400 400 KW 750 1000 11500 1500 2WO 13000 3000 up SHAVNE SHAVNEManufacturer SHA SHAYNEManufacturer rNE rNEManutacturer Manufacturer 41st and 42 42d 1 sts between betweenBroadway betweenBroadway betweenBroadway Broadway and fth ave aveINTRUIO aveiSTRlJC1IUs xvoINSTHUtTlOV INSTHUtTlOV INSTHUtTlOVIJIUSIIFIEVUS INTRUIOS iSTRlJC1IUsnv nv nv1hittShIflE IJIUSIIFIEVUS 1hittShIflE lS SCHOOL Felt FUltSTAMMERERS FeltSTA STAMMERERS STAMMERERSiJTHLtxInttnnAve STA yt In MERERS MERERSl7aLclinttnnAvecor EREtiits EREtiits1a7a 1a7a iJTHLtxInttnnAve Alnrlnn for 9161 9iststewvor 9iststewvorFounded New tW York YorkFounded orko orkoFounded Founded 1K 1 1556 IIC Is absolutely mirreutul Ad Addresses Addresou Addresses dresses of former pupils tuinlslud Terms mod moderate mooeralo modcrate crate and ant easy ellS School or Art ArtAHT ArtAUT ArtAitT AHT THAT PATS PATSAny PA1SAll PATSAny Any All person with a liking Ilk InK for Illustrating can cannnd cannnd canfind nnd profitable employment arter a abort Inn Iceienslve Innpensl nez nezpensive pensl pensive enslve course at the theUSKIN liltmSKI theflUsKl mSKI USKIN SCHOOL OF DRAWING JJnAI AND A tNt DESIGN DESIGNSO IJrSIOsa 230 SO Fourth Avenue AvenueKRBNC1I AvenUe5choo1 Inuc InucStbuoh Stbuoh or Languages lonJuRIJnrscli LanguagesFRENCH FRENCH ACADFMV ACAIEMVIts KM KitM 2sd 5d soc class classFrench cl85French classFreceb French verb beitn next Tuesday T1IIdl1 iu A MMlMtAL MMtSlCAL tltIICAL MlMtAL MlMtALN1EDZIELSKI MtSlCALNIEDZIELSKI ltIICALNIEDZIELSKI NIEDZIELSKI Violin ln School SchoolStudio hnol Studio FUlli 0 0 1 11i 11iMA1JSER MAUSER MAUSERMANUFACTURING MANUFACTURING COMPANY COMPANYSILVERSMITHS COMPANYSILVERSMITHS COIIPANYSILVERSMITHS SILVERSMITHS SILVERSMITHSAINTY SILVERSMITHSDAINTY DAINTY flMNTY AINTY HOLIDAY HOLIDAYREMEMBRANCES HOLIDAYREMEMBRANCES 4 4I I REMEMBRANCES REMEMBRANCESo 01 moderate cost often give ai much muchpleuure muchplwurf muchpleasure pleasure as more expensive gIrth jlftiOUR gIrthOUR Ifls IflsOUR OUR OWN ARTISTIC CREATIONS CREATIONSIn In SILVER AND GLASS GLASSoffer GLASSolrfr GLASSoffer offer a wide opportunity for election selecflonOrders electionOrden redlonOrders Orders plac placed now my be held lor lorXmu lorXm icrXmas Xmas Xm delivery deliveryPhotograph dellyeryPhotograph deliveryPhotograph Photograph Framu 250 250Sterling 250Sttrling 250Sterling Sterling Soap Boxes 2 2Sterling 2Sterling 2Sterling Sterling Military Brushes 5 5Jtjrlin 5ttrling 5trIing Jtjrlin ttrling Cork Screw 2 2CHOICE 2CHOICE zCHOICE CHOICE CUT GLASS GLASSRichly GlASSRichly GLASSRichly Richly Cut Cocktail Sets 2 2Decanter 2DfuneN 2Decanters Decanter 6 Clams jlassf Cherry CherryJar CherryJar CherryJar Jar Mixing GUI Bitter BitterBottle BitterBottle itlu itluBottle Bottle and Tray 25 40 55 55Tantalus SSTantalus 55Tantalus Tantalus Set Ntmsh Oak Oakwith Oakwiih Oakwith with Bras Fixtures and andTrimmingsCut andTrimmings andTrintmlngsCut TrimmingsCut Trimmings Cut Class Bottles BottlesTwo BottlesTwo BottlesTwo Two Boftie Set 25 25Three 25Thref 25Three Three Bottle Set 35 35Write 35IIrlle 35Wriie Write forXmai for Xmu Citalojue foriui for suestions suestionsSte titloni titloniJet utlonsSu Jet ntx next week dvetlitmtnt for fortomt forome forsome some more exceptional opport nltlei niticii i 14 EAST 15USTHEET 11STItEETBtTWttNBIION7w 55TItECTAt1 At1 BtTWttNBIION7w itVC i i1 4 1.