The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1901, Page 4

~_ 12ST WY RETIRE ROR THE WORLD: MONDAY E EV WOMEN INA ROAD-HOUSE. _| : NEW uo ei SMART SET. Le te Ril N. SNELLENBURG & c 0 ARE SELLING THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOCKS OF Mount Verne eis story in court . : a . ar cirri Aggregating $2,000,000 of Shirt Waist, aboard a New York Central Raliroad | Crowd Waits; but There ey é 'A Jerseyman’s Experi'| Will Be No Decision f encein This City Told Until To-Morrow. at Mount Vernon. a Jerome did not make his ap- pearance at the Criminal Courts Rutld- ing to-day, where a crowd had anxiously rated ‘for houfs for his decision in the ace, of Albert T, Patrick, accused of the murder of Milifonaire Rice, It was announced that Justice Jerome Nvoujd-render his decision tn the Patrick cane: carly and many persons gathered in the'lfbrary of the District-Attorney's office to learn the nature of the decision. Justice Jacobs, who was sitting in question in Police Surgeon Van Pat- @pecia! Sessions for Justice Jerome, an- : ten's mind whether Renton. who was A ON Z noutced late in the afternoon that Jus- es, 1 | found unconsctous In the gutter, would g tice Jerome would not give his decision E aA \ ve AV E RAG E T H E to-morrow. . ° a } “a will not be a written decision,” . pe Rel MUI Te galG)Justive Jacobs, “but simply ‘y or . , . » Geren ea ei le ae sso eae 8 aie tales OF DOLLAR eufStiem evidence upon which to hold 5 5 ‘ = 1 Patrick, 90 Justice Jerome told me.’ Sale of Shirt Warsts, se Neglivees James Benton, dressed s and tved tn) T. uesday, Ap April 1 6th, Onderwear Departinent. | B. eA Were High-Class Merchandise, at In Mercerized Chambray, For three hours Inst night it was a [Dimity, Grass Linen and | White ‘Lawn, at | 1.65 & 195, value $2.75 to $3.25. a] In Gingham and White Lawn, at $1.25, value $1.75. | Negtigees, in Figured Dimity and White Lawn, at $ 3.4 5. Dressing Sacques, of same material, at $1.65. Silk Skirts, in black, black and white, plain and changeable taffeta, $5.85. $8.45, $10.75. Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th 8b HABEAS CORPUS “IN RICE CASE. lelease of Witness Mey- S.ers Is to Be Sought ; by Counsel. Nha elf TH STREET & BROADWAY STORE. Thousands Profited by To-Day’s Bargains. We Want Thousands More to See Them Lawyer.Robert M. Moore, of counsel 7 : Heeiaaely meretit » iter oe blllonare Tce: Moreis Sto). ae ee AND BE CONVINCED hat atte era and David L. Short, was in Surro | @ “hy ae gate Fitzgerald's court to-day when the matler.of the trial of the two Rice wil's WE ARE GIVING THE VALUES CLAIMED. an \ /. : WE SELL AS WE BUY, Reba ayreeee ei reer of 4 ’ ‘ont ortoner, whi Na AND THE PUBLIC GETS OUR BEST ENDEAVORS. gained effort to bring the case to trial. ‘ ‘ phe eee tease er Moore told an Evening World : j 7. ‘yeporter, that he would ask to-day for a writ af habeas corpus for Meyers and Ghort, tho two witnesses of the Patrick KING HONORS aS VON ) MOLTKE. Announcement Bareioows atitetTombal aden : Ree ni The business of James MeCreery & Co.—wholesale and retail—has passed asore will contend that there was ALEXANDER. fer Showing Ge ~ into other hands. evidence in the apers ‘be: =a ‘Bio. ee ‘ : Ik . MeCreery’s—the hallmark of all that is best in the mercantile world, No- and that In any event the bail S: NS SHLAER . where was there finer, or rarer, or more variety. Nowhere were prices more uni- form, service more excellent or sou asionally have + Decornted At- form, 1 business principles so rigidly enforced. sen to the MecCreery level—but you were Society Leaders Will, Try the Experiment This Season. Other firms may oc alw: ays certain here. ‘To those thousands who formed an attachment for the old store, to-day’ ¢ news will cause a feeling of regret, and to them will arise important questions concerning the policy of the new firm. Shall we meet their expectation? You think we might try. So do we think so. We will try. N. Snellenburg &Co., Shoes not included in this N. Snellenburg & Co. i FORMERLY sale as the manufacturer will FORMERLY JAMES McCREERY & CO. FIRE SCOURGES TWO TWO JERSEYMEN WEST FARMS. DISAPPEARED. But Tobin Declares He|Bronx Village Threat- lEditor Williams Had Men, See the OvILNTALISTS & JEWELLERS, BROADWAY & S8TH ST. puncilman's Lawyer}: to Appeal His Con- |’ tempt Case. not permit change in price. JAMES McCREERY & CO. Couneliman Stewart M. Mrice in ati! “ont of Jail. The order for his arrest for ‘an appeal to the Appellat: Division of SFr messes | FIGHT THE TAX NEEDS WATCHING spite of the appeal pri Be ae a TE Shot Wife Twice by ened with Destruc- | $1,000 When Tea Table, I the appeal ix Neen teeonan | clare Money a Trust Capt. Schmittber- ca Yes, | make Suits to order at $1. 50. higher prices--lots of them, and at lower prices--but not so many. | have simply combined all my purchasing power and all my tai- a eens loring facilities in one grand ef- J] — SARS RESIDENT fort to show what can be done}! Also: 100 for $20.00. | am sure you will tind these }} Bamboo Suits better-—both in tailoring and than any you have ever fj} Stools, sitipes un nat is 1a ple and rood, ce to tind out what sort of 45° a& 3] 00 clothes 1 put up. e Fulton & Say Streets, |] jany artracriv BROCKLYN, N.Y. APPEAR INTHE fellow Justice, thinks that the case will warrant vening to save hi Fund and Exempt. ger’s Bailiwick. Med Farms had a fire « Height 27 inches, matting in- laid top, 20 inches square, and strong and effective, which dest rw sed two alarins to be ser | i 2 -| aciee of Cornelius De-'So Says Murphy cf! Accident. tion by Flames. | mer | Suits at $20 | | \ Statement of Comin A reporter Morrist: Hie friends nati i Shs Mattiate rpiyit ing to accumulate fet Ca wer nis alble before ( “Brice will L. Laflin Kellge, who secured the ori {mpfisonment. “Hix ih him aw bit whe | jeannot ed in the stible of Mrs date {the und West Faems Po CONVINCED rawr SOO CAPT. WON SOMErr. faites nine MWvspen, | eat venns 5 PEPIN | PIECES | BAMBOO Hare’ Kelloas FOR SUMMER COTTAGE ee ee i ee SEE ENCINES, ca fs. TWO WOMEN, mn a “ \ to Watch Firemenat | pert Accountant as Pesce Dyas ae ner t Work, in Prison ; She Sits in Chair. sultofAccident Traffic Suspended Five a tremen say cing heavily damaged. ALMANAC FOR Ben rises... 6.22|fun onus Sec”) ALA IIEMED CANE CT INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, —_—— ; Hours Owing to Repairs. Anat Mins Murs M'Kinley Promises tol ‘Mayor ee Consider Proposition | to Provide Work. HH. Morgan, of No Hrookiyn, was kite tober companion so Tehacone tlotear Speeches on Library | . Enabling Act. ur Vher room TeroSkivieteRaTnDEN AML trolley triMe was suspended on ht Inet night, to of those who kiyn and who the old Bridge were transferred Itt supposed that one af tt the light,’ tu this country ime the trolley signed by platforms the pren- NEN Lo pree «who had the Gre . caught Bye ing for the petition to the Tre He was accomp. rivon, Secretar [them ai h ; 1 to | habits Oscar Andrew's barn at No. jabor that up belleved r Hrown place. i} . Tike to ride ona glass | Mr. Iglenian told the Prevdent chat e 5 bout due. Foe eee id less beye sare held for|) welnerte sal fand take your beat | destitution cv relleved {f the Gov. ——___ SS eerie BERL itlaral pa Papi ei a UP What adventures | ernment would ¢ do iberal sums in ue Injured Child Dies, —————__ has wit the great hall ng once: ————__—_ ei Read H. G,| the * Utne Atayor, replied that it-was incacc| ggarian|'Hanker, inrea, years’ ola: who mae ofa reproseniinus sna Es that the Biate Pit tat | vou: CAN BELLA SECOND-HAND _—\ °| ‘The President su:d that he was very| cordance with the common system, and H . Sunday 18 rtunity day ror waw Mzabeth id e the General ¥ y much Interested in the welfare of the| that, anyway, when he came into of-| tel! from the thini atory of her home, achanibesncdtan? Pree ea chimbenda saleeeornt ote a] eatin han decided (9 ore . ih thu band, sn account of. th; bly. to, pans a. Dill ‘brohibiting the| eewing-machine by advertising it ple of the Teland, und promised to) fee ‘the city’ already. nad. tbe No. 6 Third street, Brooklyn, died this|*4vertisements. Get’ a lino in the | the sumes huntands, teal wed to other ook ints tho matter: beter Libtacys an tte hanes Pe I craing® lenin World, | Bete ofl these aun lca au Braga ment of of 0 in the Sunday World —-.