The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1900, Page 10

— Ee | [ Application for a New, Trial Denied by Judge Fursman. Da Gavel J. Kennedy must tte for | (Qe murder of Deilie Reynolds in the Grand Hotel in August, 196 Branch of the Sup-eme Court this morn- | tng Gented the application of his lawyers fer @ Rew trial, It was made on the Ground of newly discovered evicence ‘Twe weeks age aMdavite were submit. ted of two eab-drivers who ewore they Gaw Dr. Kennedy at New Dorp, § 1. on he night of the murder a! an hour that ‘would have made it impossible for al | to Gave done the deed ‘Thay ewore they had noi teniified at fret Deenuse they thought Kennedy | ‘Weald prove his innocence anyway, ani ey couldnt afford to lose the time from wort to testify A woman gave eimilar testimony Im refusing to grant the plea Justice | dp afar tedhaphagad wieneonee| to be ¢ Kenn: affected the verdict. LRG NOT GUL Magistrate's Son Cleared of Mrs. Eliwanger's Charges. iH qs if if 5g a6 ! * 4 é r | “James J. Palmer” or “Beveriey" at Rockaway Beach on July 9, 1000. ‘The “Beveriey" in the onse was iden- (ifled by Mrs. Eliwanger as young Ka- ward Zaller, son of Police Magistrate Vathen. Me alleged that Zeller was in a con- spiracy to bring about « condition of af. faire which would enable Ellwanger to me. out for mere ¢ 9 ire dtec! they Mayer sees faseneanete a, wan es. Presented io Hetwar Zetier, a8 “We, the jury in the case Fee atta, Gener leans” elous attac! the © | er of Edward Zaller tobe entirely ns, | founded and not sustained by the tacts sebtcietnintnietei~ 4 — from the | me ERNE | MIS DE. alter this sale for les Window Shades. Lace Bordered Opaque Wi! opring roller, worth ie, Bromley’s | Smyrna Rugs. lis for as Little as We Do. UB; 100 best quality Sanford OS yds wide, exquisite patterns @ less than an excellent chance for Mrs. Bliwanger, to Justice Ni SURVIVORS OF CARITHLA, Five of the Crew of Wrecked Cumarder, Said io Be Total | Lose, Arrive Here, | On Ddoard the Atlas @ steamer | Andes, which arrives 1 | Carinthia, which went ashore on the gs wongsite eet ster of the vesse! was a burned out, bu: the forward part ws. Glew galled from So ak Stor Nova Scotia a. nice Can. tn 18 an tone, Bhe hailed from Shin — SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAC TO-DAY. en rtes. 428 )fen sete 18 igh Warer Low w aM re ay ey oe Toland th ie 1B 1s ‘| PORT OF SEW vonK. ARRIVED. Preérich Mendes Ovreitar _ OUTOOING sTEAMsHIPs wEER WH OFA ANN, seamen of the Cunard line steamer! Barker the fore and mainmas: standing Mispenmast with gear attache! I | r unger woman, was co & warning (o both women. Formerly LUDWIG BROS. West 14th St. Summer Furnishings! Greatest Values for the Money Ever Advertised. Inlaid Parlor Suite. 5-plece Genuine Marqueterie Inlaid Parlors Suite covered in satin damask and upholstered with best stee! springs. Regular piano finish frames. Cannot be duplicated eee, owest Linoleum Prices i New York. Read our prices; see the goods, and you have the proof. We offer specially in the Linoleum Department, on the Third Floor, | hursday: 4 2,000 Yards Genuine Cork Linoleum, worth 60c. a yard, at Sampson's Olicloth in 4-4 and 6-4 widths, worth jic, yard, atesss.sseeeeees Window Screens. indow Shades, 35c Wie: gagnete tte Mtany window: worth ie. ‘Thurs 19¢ Specials in Mattings. oxt2 Seamless Chinese Mattings, w ya. rolls, 5 98 10.98 worth 1.00, at au values: per roll. Trunks and Bags. The kind you can trust for worth and stvle. 4 other store in the metropolis for like values. ® you need a trunk for a long Or short journey, or something use- _ful and attractive in bags, be sure to avail yourself of this very + These goods are in the Basement Store. ‘ No, 43. TRUNKS, 28-inch sizes, strong and serviceable... oo No, 491, TRUNKS, 28-inch sizes; canvas covered, protected corne! No, 299, TRUNKS, 32-inch size; extra good travelling trunk, with all new, moder trimmings. 5 OQ All other sizes comparatively low, and positively cheaper than we could buy them for to-day, considering the rise, TRAVELLING BAGS.—| ot 1—Imitation Alligator, good lock and catches 5 9c. 65c, and 69c & High-cut Oxford grained, brass-trimmed English handle, leatherette-lined Bags, j worth $1.60, $1.80 and $2.00. are now TTT) Phe iceichiehicti-i-biceiericiehieein-ieeirinh inet uot’ Stern Bros SHIRT WAISTS. Made of every variety of Every fashionable wash fabrie,—in- Mound Is His Mother's cluding mercerized = mull, linen lawn, gauze, novelty lace weaves, satin broche, | dimity and knicker cloth, » cheviot, silk and linen and] madras Suitable for golf, eyeling or tailor dress, -morning and general summer wear, Remainder of late spring] On Thursday. June 14 Asked why “ dress” models,—made of silk, ribbon and lace, or silk te again and oad and insertions. | Various designs, white and ee | West 23d Street YOUR MONEY BACK IF 4 PURCHASE If UNSATISFACTORY 0 Massive Bow-foot Beds; ' Of) ! ta | JAMESMcCREERY &CO., sd yde. long Japanese Mattings, a5 iittic as, a yar 4 19, $00 rolls fine long Straw ting @ special pur rfectly reversible and seamless; Me ra O. cans ‘a he to roll; attractive variety; me Fancy China Mattings, rs, top, sides and bottom... 125 1.39 1.49 Exceptional Values in Lisle Thread and Silk Underwear Lace Trimmed and Plain Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests Extra Fine Lisle Thread and Silk Fancy Vests Embroidered Fronts 5Q¢ Balbriggan Underwear. | with Fancy Swiss Ribbed Vests | stitched, peas! buttons. Handsome Crochet Fronts Piain Gauze China Silk Fi y with Embroidered Fronts EXBROKERSWIFEINGWURT, sco wsisso | About one-halt former prices MESURE 1. Hy uO, will offer | ) TROOPS IN SHAM BATTLE | the firm of L. & & Wormerr, and heid & Btock Exchange seat. ago he was commited to an insane asy-|Simth and Twelfth Regiments fa-| am. bul was subsequently released. and SAIL@D TO-par | is 9OW & member of the Marine Corpe ot he Mares Island Nevy-Yard egenbaum could not get along There were oo viettors at ob daughter-in-law, whom she|C8MP of Tnetruction at Peekekilt this of trying to have her husband | ™orning. The weather was very warm eeyium in order | 804 the Ninth Regiment had a hard The| march over the dusty roads on ite re t wHh) turn from Camp Roe to Camp Town- Sage in Bloodices Engage- mente at State Camp. send. There was « sham battle between Ladies’ Separate Skirts | JAMES McCREERY &CO,,| of Gray Homespun—retail value | Broadway and 11th Se - | | Broadway && 12th St. | Broadway and 11th Street. UPHOLSTERY DEP'T. Basement. Bedding. White Enamel Bedstead, with brass knobs, — woven wire Spring, and soft top Mattress, Sizes 3 ft. to 4 ft. 6 in. Complete, $13.00, White Enamel Bedstead with brass rail, — all-iron Spring,—and 4o Ib, all-hair Mattress. Sizes 3 ft. to 4 ft. 6 in. Complete, $19.85. 300 fine Feather Pillows, | $1.85 per pair. | | Wilton Rugs,—attractive x colors and patterns, 36x63 Without question the best proposition of its «ind any houre can make, We do it because it is such a splendid advertisement for this store. The lengths run from } shrewd shopper will look upon them as remarkably good bargains. Colors and patterns are new inches, $3.75. | Broadway and 11th St. SUIT DEP'T. 350 “Rainy-Day” Skirts. Made of fine quality plaid-| back Cloth, with wide stitched hem, — inverted | pleat back. 36 to 41 inches long. For Golf, Cycle or Mountain wear, Colors: —brown, and light, me- dium, and Oxford gray, $5.50; Value $9.00, | t}Homespun Tailor Dress.—| Eton Coat, with double-| breasted, dip-front, and| satin faced revers, | Latest model skirt. } Lined throughout with | self colored Taffetas Silk, $18.00; Value $25.00, | JAMES McCREERY&CO,, Broadway and rzth St. MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Summerweight, fine gauge | Shirts with French necks and long or short sleeves. Drawers with re eniorced seats, double Full lengths or for short, stout men. Sizes 30 to 48, 50 cents each. Shirts and Drawers, of silk finished combed Sea-Island- Cotton. Fine soft quality,—gauze weight. Sbirts with French necks, long of short sleeves, Drawers double stitched and re-en- tor ced, feures. 75 cents each; Unusual value, | ir > | slow for these values. tee bee ge toe we wy With Anxious Buyers of These Millinery 5 We bought a complete stock from one of the largest Millinery importers in the United States. All kinds of Millinery Trimmings are included. here are Thousands of pieces of Ribbon, Thousands of of Flowers, Thousands of pieces of Laces, Thousands of. Sith Plush, Thousands of yards of — Thousands of* yards of Straw Hats, And every piece and every yard is here at a tenth real worth. Our regu'ar customers mav have all of the goods they want, so long as they buy in person. There will be no stinting; no limitation. But we must decline to fill mail orders, and shall positively refuse to sell to storehespers. Good Millinery Was Never Sold So Cheap. MILLINERY LACES, All silk, embroidered, beaded, braided, tinselled, in at 3c al’ kinds of laces, worth 25¢. to 40c, per yard, all atu... sess eeee se0e Covececsoene Mousseline de Soie. Embroidered, all silk, black and white, value $1.25 to $1.75 per yard, at..seeuse.. 00 48c, Sith Velvet. Splendid quality, every desirable color, imported to sell at $1.00 per yard, We ? were advised to hold these for Fall trade and higher prices, but while they last you ;29¢ may have them at, per yard......c6.cseeeee vaee Trimmed Hats. Beautifully trimmed with the latest materials in all COlOrS......sssecesceecece ses - 4.49 Untrimmed Hats. Str, Mans; afc, al Kinds worth Soc to SESOC ate se} 10 Ribbons. al wits up io S che: Wake Ne rp dae ee | Se & 10c Fiowers. Fine French goods, including beautiful Rose Clusters, exquisite bunches of Butter. | J 9 cups, Violets, Daisies, Kosebuds and others, worth 75¢. to $1.25, all at.....eseeeceee if c Silk Piushes. In every color ; also fancy Plushes suitable for dresses, lambrequins and uphol. stery of all kinds, worth 75¢., allat.sce cece ceee 0 csce eens ~ Here Are Cotton Dress Goods Priced Below Present Wholesale Value. Five cases AMERICAN DIMITY, always sold at 12'%c., at 8c. Over 7,000 yards CORDED BA » worth 15¢., at Ic. SILK STRIPE CHALLIES—Here's a fabric that can’t be bought at whole- ) sale to-day Jor less than 20c. per yard; it’s retailing very generally at | Ic ) seeeeweeee 32c.; here in Persian and floral designs and vines; latest, most desirable colorings; the best value in New York for to-morrow at.......... +055 Six cases of ENGLISH BATISTE and INDIAN DIMITY, very ) latest styles IMPOROd.......6:cnsesereegisscrssvaes svoeses i J Plain and Fancy PIQUE, Dotted SWISS, Plain and Fancy DUCK, 2C CRASH SUIIINGS; original prices 20c, and@c., at.......... Ae More Than 1,000 Wrappers And as Many Handsome Waists Every one in this new lot is worth more than twice this price. There will be remarkably quick selling. We must tepeat with empha- sis: Come to-morrow. Come in person, The mails will be too LADIES’ WAISTS, made of white lawn, colored lawn, dimities, zephyrs and Madras, yoke or French tack, some trimmed with embroidery, insertion all over, tucking or hemstitching, others strapped back and front with abvaliery or plain, value $2.50. LADIES’ WRAPPERS, made of dimities, Irish lawns and per- cales, indigo blues, in dark and light grourds, in fancy stripes and figures, flounced or plain skirt, waist trimmed with ruffle or la over shoulder, some trimmed ah All embroidery or lace insertion, collar at re and cufis trimmed to match, tunished 7 with belt, value $2, (es ir 1,650 Pairs of Shoes at 98c. For Ladies, Misses and Boys—Shoes and Oxfords. §00 pairs Ladies’ Don; Lace and Button Shoes, some small sizes, worth up to $4.98, 40 pairs Ladies’ fine Tan Chocolate Oxtord Ties, all new stylish goods, and 13 to 5% heels. . 350 pairs Misses Tan Lace Shoes and Tan and Black Oxford Ties.and Strap Sandals, These shoes are all new, stylish goods, mlade up this season, average worth $1.75, all at. . Most Unusual Clothing Values. a MEN’S FINE WORSTED SUIIS. For 1 hour: Fancy Worsted Suits in stripes and checks in all the new spring shades, made with or without A | 240 pairs Ladies’ Black Dongola Oxford Ties, patent tip and tacing. 400 Hm Boys’ and Youths’ Heel and Spring Heel Shoes, sizes 9 to 1454 spring heels, , double breasted vests, sizes 34 to 42 chest, our regular $10.00 grade, will __be marked for 1 Nour... sees. sseeereeseeeee sees geerecseervecers u : The Blue Serge Suit. | . read guaranteed ]/ 1, by anything but the very best custom tailored garments; { i will easily recognize a $15.00 suit; on sale to-morrow at... ..seceeese-s A’ } }|Men’s Mackintoshes. ranted waterproof—-with plaid lining; cut with new raglan sleeve and ver. have been in the habit of paying $4.00 for; on sale 1,94 : Bhereeveee see eose seve f’