The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1895, Page 5

} SITUATIONS | WILDE AND His WORK OF ART, Says His Famous Letter to Lord Douglas Was Beau- tifa), Not Indecent. HE APPEARS BROKEN DOWN. Utterly Unfit, Says Sir Edward Olarke, to Undergo the Ordeal He Is Now In, QUEENSBERRY WANTS TO BET. The Marquis Thinks it Is 1,000 to 1 that Wilde Wili Be Acquitled. LONDON, May M.—There was the weual crowd of people in the Old Batley @ourt-room to-day, when Sir Hdward Clarke addressed the jury in behalf of fla client, Oscar Wilde, Among thoae Present was Lord Douglas of Hawick, the eldest gon of the Marquis of Queens- berry. Sir Edward, at the beginning of his speech, lained of the treatment which Wilde had been subjected to, ‘and said that the defense might well be excused for not putting the defendant $n the witness-box again, “broken and unfit for the ordeal as he now is. But,” continued Sir Edward, “the defense had Fesolved to do so." Shortly afterwards Wilde was called to the witness-box and was provided fwith a chair, as he seemed to be ut- terly broken down, In answer to the questions put to him {Wilde related how he had been on terms of intimacy with the Marquis of Queens- Derry's family for years, and entirely ) the Bolicitor- General, at the conclusion of the ad- Greet of Sit Hiward Clarke began a 5: vere ctom-examination of Wilde, which lasted over an hour, he went three weeks ago at Wilde’ quest. The latter, it appears, was in constant communication with Lord red, That Famous Letter. @ qiton Wilde waa askel about the a 5 letter which he had written to &eré Alfred Dougias and which was read at the firet trial, the defendant eald that it was @ beautiful way in whieh an artist would write to a cul- passed Sandy Hook Lightahip at 2.2 P. M., on Saturday 1 jay 18 and ar- rived off Daunt's Rock at 6.40 A. M. to- day. Her daily runs were 431, 406, 624, 522, 817 and 298, VICTORIA'S 76TH BIRTHDAY. LONDON, May %4.—The birthday of Queen Victoria was observed to-day at all the naval and military stations, with the exception of this city, by the dis- play of flags, trooping of the colors, &c. In London the celebration will be ob- served to-morrow, with the trooping of the colors at Whitehall, Ministerial din- ners, &c. Lord Rosebery, the Premier; the Earl of Kimberley, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; the Marquis of Ripon, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, and the Right Hon. Henry Fowler, Secretary of State for India, are to give full dress dinners to-morrow at their respective offices. Queen Victoria was born May 2%, 1819, ' -——2.--- SKIRMISHES IN CUBA. Martin Widow Wants the Rody farted tm the Family Vault. HAVANA, May %.—Another engage- ment has taken place between the Span- ish troops and the Insurgents in the Holguin district. Three soldiers were wounded, ‘The troops after attacking the insur- gents led by Guerra sustained a loss of two wounded, one of them being seri- ously hurt. Col. Ceballos has Hefeated a band of insurgents in the neighborhood of Hol- guin, The insurgents were compelip’ to retire, losing three killed and a number of wounded. HAVANA, May %.—The widow of Jose Marti, the insurgent leader who was killed at the battle of Boca de dos Rios, has requested Gen. Arderius to allow his body to be buried in the family vault im this city. MORE GUNBOATS FOR CUBA. 'Twe Warships Leave Spain To-' row--Marti’s Important Pape: MADRID, May %.—Two more gunboats will leave Spain for the island of Cuba to-morrow. The papers found upon the body of Jone Marti, the Insurgent leader, who Rios, are of great importance to the Spanish authorities, and it is believed tnat they will lead to the arrest of nrominent persons who are shown to have been giving ald to the insur, PORTSMOUTH, England, May %. ‘The second son of the Ameer of Af- ghanistan, Nasrulla Khan, di @t Portsmouth to-day. He was received with royal salutes, and was met by the naval and military authorities of the dined to-morro' A Paris Journal Violently A tured young man. “I look upon it,” eald Wide, “as a work of art.” When @ir Frank Lockwood asked Wilde whether he considered this letter to be decent, Wilde replied: “Decency does not come into the ques- toa.’ “Do you understand the meaning of fhe word?’ asked counsel sternly, “Yes,” replied Wilde, Sir Frank Lockwood then closely ex- amined the defendant regarding his re- lations with Lord Alfred Douglas as to how it came to pass that they occupied adjoining rooms, &c. Wilde admitted that he had made repeatetl visite to the rooma of Alfred Taylor, where he met @ number of young men. ‘Wilde also admitted his friendship with other young men whose names were mentioned during the previous trial. Sir Edward Clarke briefly re-exam- ined Wilde and then made his final ad- Gress to the jury, asking them to save the defendant from the ruin of his repu- ‘tation, which. he added, had been nearly quenched by the torrent of prejudice in the press. (Applause.) Bir Frank Lockwood followed for the prosecution, but he had barely begun his addres when the court was ad- gourned for the day. Queensberry Is Satisfied. ‘The Marquis of Queensberry, in an i] interview, 1s quoted as saying: ‘I do not wish to see Wilde further | punished. He has suffered enough. I only want to keep the beast from my son, You know I have carried my point and that I have been praised by the best selected jury which ever sat in God's or man’s jury-box. Consequently, I do not cate what else is now done to ‘Wilde. One of his companions has been found guilty, and every one in London knows that Wilde is no better than Alfred Taylor.” ‘When the Marquis of Queensberry was esked what he thought would be the Werdict in Oscar Wilde's case he said: ‘I am willing to forfeit 1,000 to 1 that ‘Wilde 1» acquitted. There are many james back of this thing that say so I have as much chance of dropping dead im the street to-day as Oscar Wilde hat of being found guilty.” PARIS, May %4.—The Temps to-day publishes a telegram trom Lord Altrea Douglas, dated Rouen, expressing re ‘@t the fact that it was his brother, oe Douglas, of Hawick, and not himself, ‘who had “corrected” their father, ene LUCANIA BREAKS A RECORD. > Averaged 22.01 Kuots an Hour in Her Trip to Qu own. QUEENSTOWN, May 2%4.—The Cunard ‘ Ane steamship Lucania, Capt. McKay, fram New York on May 18, has arrived er? and has beaten her speed record, From the time she left Sandy Hook, @bour twenty minutes ahead of the cruiser New York, the officers of the Cunarder did not see the warship, which, cording to a report which has been denied, was to race her either across the Atlantic or as far as the Banks of Newfoundland, The Lucania made the trip in 5 days, 4 11 hours and 41 minutes, being three hours and three minutes behind her own eastward record made in September, 18M, But on the trip just completed whe made an average daily speed of 33.01 knote per hour. Her best previous @pily speed record was 21. knots, made 'y im June, 194, | _ The Lucania, according to her log, American Lard. PARI, May %—The Journal des De- s issue of to-day, makes a violent attack upon the importation of American lard into France, saying that it is sold as pure lard, defrauds the ‘Treasury and custome, injures pig |° breeding, deceives the consumer and is bats, in injurious to health, HUGH M’CULLOCH DEAD. The Aged Ex-Secretary of t! ‘Treasury Peacefaly Passed Away. WASHINGTON, Mey %—Hugh Mc- Culloch, formerly Secretary of the Treasury, died shortly before 8 TREASURY. tose condition. entered Bowdoin Coilege in school for several years, and then etud- Ws3 he went West to Indiana any Hed at Fort Wayne, where he ent bank, and in 185 ‘was e:ected and Treasurer of the Fort Wayne of the State Bank of Indiana, 1856, he b Indian: me President of the Bank of Currenc: tinal Banking act. In 1865, Mr. Chai time been ap Suprem: den, his successor, paving resigned, Mr. McCulloch was appointe the Treasury by President Lincoln. Secretary McCulloch retired March 4, 1869. For nine years, from 1871 to 1879, October, pointed Becrstary of the Treasury, He servea until. the expitation of AF: thur’s term, March 4, 1 Secretary of the Treasury. wince his retirement he had resided in In Floral ‘ashi Hat ‘Maryland, where he ‘a ther Forecast. Forecast for thirty-six hours ending 8 P. 0, Ne bear ne sad aad, en 20 WORDS 10 GENTS was killed at the battle of Boca de Dos | my, mbarked district, The Prince was driven to the parade grounds, where he inspected 6,000 troops of the garrison, He will be THE WORLD: N THE WORLD. And Help the Summer Oharity Which Takes Care of Them. Free Doctors and Fresh-Alr Rides for the Little Ones. The Sick Babies’ Fund Is ia the Field Again. THE SUBSCRIPTIONS, acknowledged mmon, 8 Par Tnenbarth...... Frevlourl Oneat W. FG. B Help the sick babies! ‘Thousands of the little tots are found suffering in the tenements every Bum- mer, and would die were it not for the timely attention given to them by the free doctors maintained by “The Even- ing World's" Bick Babies' Fund. ‘The ailing youngsters are given medi- ines, their aurroundings are improved as far a possible; where hunger !s en- countered food is furnished, and wher: the little ones are in need of clothing this te provided. Last Summer nearly 20,000 babies were saved from death by clothed and fed. In addition to the ma- homes of the poor, where sanitary sug- gestions and health lessons were given by the visiting physician: ‘The fresh. than anything el given: 1 “T have been sick and without work, and now my money is all gone. nn hav. @ family ot children. My wife us far I pave moceaen in Teeping my carers: foget! ene 0} Wed me ; a falle my fandlord do not, pay on next y had an thing. to eat, an o know ‘what ‘Thi looking man a ur rounds, Jp in @ rear tener sick children, one only three seers old, the father without work and doctor and sent me word to come t them. Of course, I went and did what help received. money can do. In most {often saves them trom it is more to them Bog alf.it were pot for “Phe Hvening Worl words can ayy . entree, of fire o'clock this morning. With him when the end came were his two sons, a mar- HUGH M'CULLOOH, EX-SEORETARY OF THE ried daughter and a grandson. Death was calm and peaceful, the patient be- ing for some time previous in a coma- Hugh McCulloch was born in Kennebunk, Me., Dec, 7, 180%, He but did not complete the course of study n account of illhess. He taught jed law in Kennebunk and Boston. In set- ed a hier ‘anch ‘a post he retained until called to. Washington by "Salmon “P. Chase, then Secretary of the Treasury, to take charge of the office of Comptroller of & position created by the Na- having in the mean pointed Chief Justice of the Court, and William P, Fessen- Secretary of he ‘engaged in banking in London, In 884, on the resignation of Wal- ter Q. Gresham, the Secretary of the Treasury. under’ Arthur, he was again be'ng the only man who hax twice heid the office of many week, for they had to cared for, we mie frail and a Fenule be her rillk, w Molent for the nurain ht and given by the bot! ‘would never remain on the sto Se the little one almost reduced t T'found the ohiidren in that condition; ay ing their lr death the parents were ¢ Prescribed 01 and I pl tate that the children look as heelthy be. the food I give them every mn a the means of actually Baving their lives they were unable od OF medi the remult and the at which to buy baby for icines. Send all muney contributions to "Cash- ler of World, Pulitaer Building, New York City.” As Welcome as They Were Dollars, To the Editor: Please accept this very small mite, § cents, for the Sick Babies’ Fund, F. G. B, Hoping It will do more good than ite value, ‘OackR “Ww. ISENBARTH, 620 East Bighty-fourth street. REV. MR. PETERS CAN TESTIFY May Be Called in Morrison Will Pontes left by Catherine Morrison. pending the dect her death. tor under the w! a he might be bia: forstunel of tha Church of the Epiphany cut, Bhe died of her wounds rison left the residue of her $21,000, to the Home for the not mentioned in the will. @ sensation by asking from his pulpit: pid. Miss’ Morrison “commit suede? in the contest now in court, whic! based on the question of Miss .Morriso Sanity. Aste Theias Get ‘The hearing before the Excise protested by agents of the Parklurat Society, was ex adjourned this morning —— Seventh Regiment to Open Camp. The Se ih Regimet will open tl Camp at Peekskill this year oa June 22, —. =f -— Pennsylvania Railroad Announces that » new Long Branch Express will be placed in, service commenct vf rt eek days at 20 P. the free doctors, and thousands were terial benefits thus conferred by the Fund, a world of good was done in the ir excursions this Summer will be @ worthy supplement to the Free Doctors corps. Sea breeses and a day of relaxation on the water will coax the roses back into the blanched little cheeks and help, too, to cheer and re- cuperate tired mothers. Two and some- times three of these excursions will be given every week, and there will be free refreshments in plenty for all the guests, big and little, of the Bick Babies' Fund, Dostors’ stories \llustrate more forcibly the work of this charity, 60 two more of them are here fee me notice that, he will WoO me out es lay. W do—what can I story Ca to me by an honest IT believe he told just the truths te te but ene ol the many ‘we hear ai ee found three Of The Evening world? T have visited them since and found them better and very grateful for the It is wonderful how much good a little attention, @ few kind words and Ittle Fequired but the i Ite that hile it may not appear a Babies’ Fund, I am pais ive saat it 8 of De! would have ‘ad's funeral Mr Shas been out of employment rman} any weeks: Twing were born and work or no sarand ft both ‘0 mall ack 8. miting and digr- rhoea set in and te beautiful twins were $1 for the Sick Babies’ Fund. Catherine Charles W, Sloane applied to Surrogate Arnold to-day for his appointment as temporary administrator of the estate Mr. Sloane is sole executor of the estate and makes his present application lon of a contest which has been instituted by Catherine T./ Hughes and Christian B, Morrison, an aunt and uncle of the testator, who were | her only blood relatives at the time of | Mr. Sloane's application was ob- dected to on the ground that as execu- ‘ The hearing was adjourned untill May At the expiration of ite ‘charter, in Mis ica agpystncn -wranctound: io thaseand on Feb, 1 with her throat and wrists e estate is valued at $40,000. After) 1 bequests to friends Miss Mor- 40 Age: Charge ‘of ‘the. Roman Catholic’ tittle | Sisters of the Poor. Her relatives were Rev. Madison C. Peters, who created will have an opportunity of teatitying A ard in the mat- ter of & license renewal for Theiss’s Alhambra, Fourteenth street, near Third avenue, which te FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1895 The Lesson Doctors McCoy and St, John Want to Impress from the Tes- timony of Scores of Patients Cured So Speedily and Completely, WERVOUS DISEASES CURED. These cures of nervous diseases are cited not only to show that True Homoeopathic Specifics are the only immediate cures for these diseases, but that they cure without derang- ing and depleting the system, already irritated and weakened by the prog- ress of disease, In every oné of these statements, if given in full, there would be an introductory narrative of tedious dos- ing and drugging, interminable pre- scribing and counter-prescribing, in- effectual doctoring for symptoms in every part of the body, until by the time the patient reached the Homoe- opathic Specialist it might bea debat- THE WORLD PRINTED 18,061 “HELP WANTED” ACADIST 18,568 iM THE 16 CTHER WEW YORK PAPERS COMBINED, ‘ervou heattn, 1 Phin ine sate enienit of Mr, John TIRED AND RESTLESS, sofort had aren, the tout atlmony ot hundee v Whom you restored to, healih set ogat CROSS AND IRRITABLE, able question whether the system was broken by disease or shattered by the effect of innumerable drugs. In no class of disorders are the} truths of Homoeopathy so luminous as in Nervous Diseases. No patients ink so rapidly under the effects of Improper dosing as the nervous pa- tients. Their systems, already ab- normally sensitive,shrink fromthe de- vastation of the drastic drug, as the wounded fiesh shrinks from contact with a hard, uneven substance. In no class of disorders is the won- der of relief and cure wrought by the Homoeopathic law more grateful than in nervous diseases. No pa- tients respond more immediately to the effect of True Specifics, reaching at once the seat of the disordered nerves, and bringing relief, restora- tion and health. DISEASE hu! F THE NERVES, nA Fm ire you really da Fe your lim vin ‘Do ou have pain. 1 Bo Yeates Kh att ou have langnds “i Agere ahoatite rush SAYS JAULUSZ IS DYING. Lawyer Ro welg Asks His Re- lease from Ludlow Street Ja Joseph Rosenzweig made a motion this morning before Judge McCarthy, in City Court Chambers, for the release of his client, Henry Jaulusz, who has been imprisoned there since the middle of March. Jaulusz, who is a dentist, was sued in the City Court, before Judge Fitzsim- ons, in March las for 310,00 for breach of promise of marriage by Rose Stezer, who obtained a verdict against him for $500. In default of the payment of this sum Jaulusz was locked up in Ludlow Street Jail. His counsel, in making the motion for his release, produced the certificates of several doctors, among them one from the physician of the jail, to the effect that the prisoner was suffering fromcon- sumption; that he was frequently tacked with hemorrhages, and that un- less smmeately released from prison his death would be hastened. Alfred Steckler, on behalf of the plain- tiff, intimated that, despite the prison physician's certificate, the prisoner was Shamming, but said In‘ the event of a like certificate from a physician selected by the Court ho would release, sald he would Jook s into the matter. LAWYERS GET THE MONEY. So Says Counsellor Kahn, of the Grot Wi Cane, noid to-day for an order di Minnie Fishe: of Christian @x counsel for nieces and nephews of Grovlan, who are among his heirs: Grotlan left about $40,000 on his death, which was to be distributed among the nieces and nephews on the death of his wife, Mrs, Loulse Grotian, who is an ting Mra, a8 executrix of the Kahn said that over $8 was owing to the asylum for the care of Grotian, which the executrix shou'd have pald from rents she has collected, He said: “Your Honor, the lawyers on the other Ing on his desk wit not make {hore charges*h said Surroy ate Arnold, vel re. Morse Club to Celebrate. ft annual dinner of the Morse Club will thin evening at Jaeger's, Madison ave: fue and Fifty-ninth street, to celebrate the t anniversary of the transmission of the aph message, “Whet hath God wrought Many prominent persons who were idemifed with the telegraph in ite early days will be present, —— More Money for Work onthe Capitol ALBANY, May 2%4.—Gov, Morton to-day signed the Nixom Appropriation bill, It providp that the gum of $400,000 be appropriated for Sind’ Leslie, the Gothaw CU ei, and 6 apltok, (at entinus Sages dean City Quarte, Won of work ou tke “ilnatead of being biternately, cron Irritable, brite th ey gl Ny spond Tw edt all th o.day a new wotan, ight, hearied iy ih cheerful and t eons ws though there wi race of the pte iat minde ‘me miserable Torso fone TIRED, NERVOUS SPELLS, fe taiperanie Mya ruianent ralle re erat {i fny‘case Butte short of a mitrcie \e. en anid. diriness. ay cated trom thon agrees | 10 THOSE LIVING At AT A DISTANCE, toy had continual 9 tila’ of headlact able aymptoina. WERVOUS PROSTRATION, 1 From an attack of Nervous Prostration, dure | WHITE HIM, n ged gi chet MEDICINES FREE. rit, no longer rest. Inaing Fensations Mail over my body have disappeared .'' Thin in the statement of Mra, Lyons, ive Luguer ss Rrooxlyn, Ne ee AND DYSPEPSIA nh 40 aay {hat there there is nothing dike our tin ike Mary It it, im the sarement Of Sirs SMfouuinuess, 41 Wout 24 st elty. WRETCWED AND NERVOUS, 4 phyaloa mreok—that te what T was Loan ‘entity to your. thorough i nd shite eal Rod'airthe aymp: shortness 0! breath hle catarrbal Dy BAY: vosderful change it my. be uctors sald my trouble Was nevere Intercostal Neuralgia | OMices, 315 $0 gevere that itseemed to-stop lat, and fifferent paris of magi, for aud Sra my SEmUNED ER MOTHER. Mrs. Mille Reaten in a Suit Against jer Aged Parent. trial In the Supreme Court to-day against her mother, distinguised-looking lady, to recover $100, . Mills was considerably wrought up over the case, and after it had been | disposed of denounced her mother old the corridor leading to the court-room. |the funds. ‘The women started out shouted Mrs.| bravely, but were unsuccessful. EP re . Then they held @ secret meeting, "The old lady dodged behind a police- which they agreed to do all kin 3 or ue He Bi = “Let me get “She (s no mother of mine.” man out of her daughter's way. Mills shook her clinched direction of her mother, She was too sighte Tr. that she borrowed $10) from her in August, 1:94, when the latter was for the race track with quite & large sum of money. n heed the money, and took it because she | work for the church are Mrs. feared her daughter might lose it back- Kine Mee ao avis, Misa, Potter, She didn't consent to Jaulusz’s, "The money was | a for year, and when it Is due 1 will pay ie | eee ret Ge ain eptink: Judge McCarthy took the papers and | is claimed the money was due ‘were out two minutes and de-| ippLeToWwN vor of the mother, “THE DEVIL IS HERE.” Aaron Kahn applied to Surrogate Ar- | Mr. Rev. Henry Frank, in a lecture before ety of Physical Research, at 114 t Fourteenth street, last ne Spiritualism. and one woman exclaimed: put such ques- + ate | Nias He was hissed,| stipation 1 you say to medium: sence Ix much more agreeable than your inmate of Bloomingdale Insane Asylum. | His quick response was: dium present guage, it only “If any mi wishes to use such lan- Frank had concluded. medium was Lam ‘not responaibi aide are getting all this rent money, and there Ix not even enough left to pay | for the widow's care.” “Stop that, Rive texte Ww hey are not proper.” e ear ing Was adjourned until ne: ‘Thursday. ae AES | ———— 1 ri call ‘upon ‘all mediums to eat back 0 this afiernoon and tender a bene. Bowery Miho have volunteered are AHEUMATISM CURED. Will Not Yield to Treatment, Mr Henry #chmidt, of Paulsboro, N. J., «= veteran of the late war, says: ‘1 nuffered tor. tures that can only be compared with th tHon that has been Hot fire seemed to course through my. atead of blood. My musctes felt as though In: Pound no cure fer is st ronble, aithon ent choo! doctors, ad burned ow tiabled the jeint to move hole it pal lesaly and le it walter and ata fname an helpless and Immevable, 1% il over my body, win another, comprehensible to TT ommpitatsy id bg This concert will by the frst exhibition of tf \ eet oe er ae a ee wa that your egal the ha evant Pay pees firenatn : ell, don’t dress to kill_|"* - conte Hg mt achcnes. 2 aNasetas ut | you're not living in Kentucky Sa a rely expect Youto dores of your pellets the pain and sw Knees dienppeared: anit 1 can use m: Out she nllatent dificulty or pain hirty years Inw long while to suffer without ionably. consider th John, Dr Mccoy will examine carefully Into | TING OUTIN FULL T H YOU SUPFER. il WIE § 1K AN #YMPTOMS ropathtc medi- Hn mrepathic practicn have Makers Decnuse many so-called Homan New York City. Hight whoever fo ttle mor lene | re the Chureh, PORT JEFFERSON, May 23.—There ts with the First Presbyterian Church who thrown aside the old method of « ng church funds, The First Presby- |Some time ago he announced that the | in the Women’s Atd Society to help raise work. At first they made pastry and) Mra.| lamp shades, Then one fair girl discov-| Se Mere Dread ef t het Dental Chair, fists in the ered that her father and brothers were| Tee exiracted ty our late ecleniise cents each | NO pain or bad resulta Applied. to morn’ ng their shoes blacked. | Mdgelwtey painless Ne escaine and hissed out a jum- She stra ‘ay i her earnings itecul manner, the case tnaliy got th women oucee the bullding without any thing more serious occurring. Abell on the witness- mand was bi ching their fathers’ shoes on moved to tears at what she “th in the habit of paying \in brush and blacking. ‘Then th Up @ big demand among the women. for | tet i king utensils, and now At te sight to seea score of local rr back stoops ‘Others of the earnest women are | {et Rare | mowing thelr own lawns. Those who have no lawns hire themselves to their Amona the women who are doing the & @ Pas. aw Mins Irene Hawkins, Mrs. Chambers ana Mrs, George Lee. The iatter is the Searching for Mrs. Korn. % May %4—-It te now firmiy believed that Mra. Korn, the insane mur- Jerean who escaped from the Matteawan Asy in in thin vicinity: | She did not take train from Campbell Hail, though she py 4 there for New ‘York. “A general lockout te belvg k Beecham's pills for con. Annus) enlee more thas 6.006.000 besos 30 East r4th Street. AT ALL PRICES, ° FAUST SOc. JOUR: GREAT SUIT SALE, | Fine Blue and Black Serges, Imported Fancy and Plain Cheviets, 4 Scotch Homespuns, made to sell a $15.00, Also Our B TROUSERS, ICYCLE SUITS, $5 and $6 grades, $3.39. Black Clay Cutaway oa outed | Mg Gage So Stebborm or Severe that It COATS AND VESTS. $9.80. Great value at $15. Sea UGENE Fe 33 dairy rea VERTISEMENTS IN APRIL $9.80. $5.00, $6.75. ALL: WOOL SWEATERS | 95% $1.39, | | $1.75. AT BOTH STORES: ren A dog with the ladies—a deer rece. Hee ees? FRIDAY evcag WAY 24, AT BS, —but by all means dress fash- clothes here. There's but one thing about The Lily of tid Aine vr Clean Bev, our clothes that isn’t fashion. that's the price. ~ GAMDEY Tho room| = Get your It you tive any dinance from New Yorx ana | able—and cannot vielt the offices of Doctors Mevoy and St | Jy every other respect they’ re| MEA AT WEAI POR ALL THE PALL YOUR TAILOR $50 FC SATURDAY NIGHT TILL ‘o S HAMMERS OU BROS, |e Wholesalers Retatlers, Bleecker St. Het. Bway & Broadway, cor, Rector st. WEST 147TH fere. 9 P.M, dally. | The wonder Is that yarn can be dyed and wor Into such tangied beauty. 104, 100 & 108 WEST 147TH 8T., terlan Church Is the swellest of the vil-| BROOKLYN sTORE Fo oven lage. Rev. T. R. G. Peck is the pastor. | PLATRUSH AVE., NEAR FULTON ST. neighbors. pect Pitiines ‘patnion v8 ket Amusements. SAT. AFTERNOON, New York's delightful pleasure grou! eid ose, Get |AMBBOSE PARK, "3 the book at your druggist’s “3 sonthe your ab-| and go by it. ~ as courts, Motor her | ARE You he hh pound reduction om 3 ed ae 2 Villageet lout abing n Colored People, Fun, Jolly, Humor end Characts Marcetuusly Massive Lyric Mugnitude for the Milllone ‘ONLY 25 GENTS, | xz your Gi proves her discourtesy, | nce the gaye of Clecpa fon alee not prove the cialm of Spir-| acm a| e “ i Bsr Fox, Seata, $1.00 | wy Hed for. Bhe| ae badies’ Outfitters. ‘overed Seats Special for Saturday, wt le tee Na ac ace - = MITE OREN Congressman Miner to Hi At Miner's Howery 1) evening, Congressinan Miner ® At to the @ttaches of the Peop @ddition to the Night Cw aio ifs Nan cele com | Summer, EXTRA LENGTHS, KEITH'S S NO PIPE ORGAN ‘RECITAL AT THE MENDEL8SOHN Glue, 1D ak 25a St. ara pie elt. ms RAND, or ¥ aT IL an vonarna aie a shit ee Grae Mata Wed Eclat, * Your cane tree of all charges, VMOVIDED YOU |stvlish to the hilt. Ryeuings prerrpss sTi8T a ANOTHER WEEK OF SS UTIL SHRIST Gor, Grecne,| ot RICK T EAT MUMIO WW; Bon HARLEM Orman nots . ee O18 Got Mot sorH A CENTURY. air... CARPETS ce aaa 7 FOR SATURDAY. Wed. & Sat at 3: A FINE VELVET CARPET,|” In a Choice Assortment 2 of Patterns, ara a ae SE om | DOCTORS McCOY AND ST, JOHN,|AT 75 CENTS PER YARD.| ‘wm wo. onmu soe compan” ison ave., Corner of 424 Ne eold at ki nm 61.00 per yard AMER LICAN 7 TH RATHER. Maine a gines’ ri anes BEL pares | Tanlehy Braaellton; Sat, Mat. y buy v0 much elegance and excel- ‘ee aa rt Meee e in in 14TH ST. T ESTRE. Pe come CASH OR CREDIT, SUMMER. SULLY 266. 10 91-00 e p 8 bs handsomely a devoted band of women connected) QOWPERTHWAIT & CO,, DAN’L SULLY @ Le dressed young woman, had a sult on 3HEISWS TH a Mpeg? oy 4 : THe Mosstan’ 0 nd RUSSELL BROS, MAT! chureh was in need of money and asked | NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS. 5s ‘AV, a aaa tte DER vba tlede “SOWING THE WIND. will take orders cowed im cellaf, kory, oak and motte,” quantity Gunilty" THEDFORD, ath at and 8h aves st and Boulevard. May ¥d. 4 CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE—Coras Without paln; operations om Be. Prof. P. Ke Pastimes ot | DEA! rth, Merriment fort EXUINE FRENCH-MADE CO ed, high bust View's, St. Ferry, L sig at doors, GRAY or bleached” halt rom Testored with 15 P.M safinemneretor: a8y shade 8 sposialt or Dry $1.60; Curling, 8 worn tn aay shoe, removed at_ pleasure: as the foot itaalf, @ perfectly matural a ~ MAT, SAT, et enone ‘nakere, ‘the JOHN HIGGINS, porter, call at Kise'e port o UNION BQU, ae CR ee