The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1901, Page 4

ba Of a Bro: @ . Morristown, THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 21, GEN. FITZ JOHN PORTER IS DEAD. Veteran Passed Away) This Morning at His} Home in Morristown, | » N. d., at the Age of; Eighty—Trial During Civil War a Famous Case. and Articles There is the same masterful energy selecting of more expensive goods, The n daily economy for Gen. Fitz Je Ml for several He had bee Notice in particular the Alabetes and Pected for sev years old, and 1! told his son and dau, time ago that nis re possible. Gen. Porter was during the civii court-martial a army on charges ice was a celebrated | attention for years i + His friends insixted that § unjustly condemned and t proved. onte Porter was reinsta some im These in overs was linoleun: Spri ut 1 prominent t and white, 7c nd Se-in, wide, 10. influence was bro vent a court of inquiry gating the original co The disobedience for w court-martialed oc: during the second + Porter was ordered to advar troops. He did not do 99, following January ie war cs @isquatified from holding the Government Reinatated by Cleveland. Gen. Porter was Q Preedent Clev Na th his | f and in the | ¢ i white heads, card woven es, tact and fan, 2c a pair. a pair. fhe rank of ¥ een Comin: snloner of New York Ci al ane Oy Police r lta Post-o7 mi Gen, Porter's recori provid time: sot his dis cellent. ah wa . H. Sune 1 1 X-RAY MACHINES TO SPOIL “OOLLAPSE OF | sare of worthy character—no tr: caretul dressmakers may put inte v DRESS” SHIELDS, sizes 3. and 4—and these articles t Silk Frilled Elastic Tomorrow s aleof NOTIONS Little Things for Dressmaking of Personal Need in the buying of these little things as is dis. savings a r i Sy ar thousand 1 ed in the ¢ enormous in ever found in this store—here ave much on usual costs. Ghoroughly Dependable Light-weight at Sc a Pair ookseanel silk, for hand sew- Supporiers, tancy in one pince; Not on sale until Wednesday morning. Cat “SOHN WANAMAKER Broadway, 4th ave. Cth & 10th Sts, . Altran & &s. SOUVENIR FIENDS' RAIDS. OLD BUILDING. fee we | SUMMER SKIRTS Wednesdiy, May 224 Mystic Light Detected Spoon in Woman's Cor- |Dismantied _ Structure | For Walking and Golfing, sage and Made Hotel Men Think on euivete Street } On ner aitne (niece Navy ae 54.85 Ranainennninn ave SA st. Grey or Tan, . Of Colored Poplinette, in Red, Grey or Bw. 3,50 the irene burted in A othe firemen tat nen being searched for harmed two Italiane wud t ley were th fad ercaped eof the nine men who were at Antone Iqna and Vite Bi G. Foster Sanford Leads to the Altar i viown ty) Miss Mabel. Clowe, Se A nSet teu the Asbury Park Girl Fe SE EA oar Who Delights ina wiew Phe men onthe eon) Surf Bath in Mid- foothe sLinting Cinters Co the the Finge ‘ wafets, Tw ofl winter. immer east telus SH eb If you have aie f i ft uinbla'x fam _ about your person waten ny War toatiy out. Keep aw m a seat Mn PUt Ms Mabel Wwe we : | ‘ a rime i inch projectile ts f. . : wicks ne 1 catcher. While the society was giv ne a deme onstration last Fritay of tie wont | offects of the X-ray the ma [started on suddenly turned on a woman me Iams (el and revealed a spoon ealed r anda 4 corsage. It was just after the roricty dinner, and the women had tak 4 { sliver spoon ax oy The Alncovery surprise and oc Merrinient amo ‘ Some Shirked the X Hay. The confuned oy stammered at thir of her guilt, and mute — STRANCE Tih a frank con- feasion that she had “merely taken {ta Husband Dead, She! atmemento of 4 very 1 ONS dest an Cew (Souventra! ing.”” Wants Decree Some other women members excused bs iH hice, themselves from Lela experimented up- Set Aside. | A Mwah in nud m, in various ways "I hear thnt evil follow from the inf and I should pre mented upon | HELD UP tet that the Antolnette “For that ” poons that these Away with them braiture from believe one could say. c ! t : t vore by putting ‘each eile th ‘i x Ay Th X-ray proc F baie and nee Jersey Thleve: alns on the sp articles ino} > cympromize Mes, that a withers Was paid £00 to leave te ve trial, that Groh recetved $1,009 : ! Phe thie wilifam soared It Hy 1 iderky things: thay Dr, nea heda the Chicago par! other witne: y he cane, ons nce of the Wyattorney for cone Unued to Friaay by Justice ‘Glegerich, They hod bow en I assume the larger ‘autie A au an hat they Motiers Agreed Notts negro Miller, if es alny tried arousing Mr, pawned in Broo Ar25, 2.95 Of Natural Linen, or Pique with embroidery, Of Plain Winite Pique, 3 . COLUMBIA'S CRACK COACH WEDS AN ASBURY BELLE MRS. G. FOSTER SANFORD. aatri nd happ: ures BY 3Y POISON THREAT. a ANNUAL ALUMNI MEETING. " Harse reVatd Mote Hrine, and Wi ud, of North Amert fas ch Martinelli deemed [t the advina ble we Despite Mie Ofer. burglars, He e would Jot then py’ Pesta Aurant, yt were re the nolse they made a leCoy. B Tan HH D! pawn’ tickets for goods PANE J: wip klyn, Bradbivn. aE TST Cu 7e - | into Exeeu- IUTIDOSSOOI: Just Below Chatham Square. OIC ished, beat springs, covered in silk | @really worth $40,00 ; price this week Fine Oak Extension Tables, like cut, = finely pe DO's ished, have heavy round legs, made very strong sy working, really. worth $5.00 to a customer $2 49 200 Co8coe thie Wek eseesesseeeeee Oak Re- frigerator, charcoal lined and air-t value 35.90; { price this week, $4.85 AAIODISOS SSA COISOSO IOI SOOTIGS SH | ‘Constable A2Co | est Quality Imported and Do- | mestic _ Brussels 90 cents per yard. Ruffled Muslin Curtains, Jacquard linens, Printed Silks, Cre- tonnes, Chintzes. ‘Lace Curtains.| Mattresses, Bedding, Household Linens, Shades. Proadwa A 196 a. SCHLEY COMES ON HURRY CALL. Rear-Admiral Hastens' from Europe to: | Son's Bedside. | Summoned from abroad to the dededde of his son, Dr. Winfleld Scott Schley who was not expected to live, Reur: Admiral Schley arrived to-day on the | North German Loyd steamship Kateer Wilhelm der Groase. While performing an operation In his oMce, No. 1 Weat Fiftteth street, on May 9 lant, a sealpel aliped from a Schley's hand and intiteted a wound on hte foot. Antive piles were applied, but lout poisoning set in. Di Abbe w: sas) but an operation ¢ Improved rapldly. . Who was in attendance on soon as possible, had Just arrived at wn on his way home frou the ntle station and had been kranted permission to remain for ten days in England. However, he started for America at once. A messenger met him at the pler and med aim that his son was Improv- ing, Tae Admiral wan greatly relieved, for :he last message he had announced Dr. Schiey's serious iliness. SS EEEEEEESaReeaEae TROLLEYMEN AT FUNERAL. nk Buried with Rare Honors, rank, the Brooklyn conductor > on Friday last wax ytruck by the ¥ pole of bls car and died fram his injuries, was buried today from his home, No, 62 Stockholm strevt. hundred motormen and conduc. murened in behind the hearee to the Holy 8 comotery, ———_— MAN FOUND DEAD. Discovered Karly This Moruing on a Porch Near His Mome. James W. Drummond, twenty-eight years old, of No, 808 Sixth street, wus found dead this morning on thi mn au Nb. 7 in’ Ee a) airect, * ESE) led for her husband to re-|* ta Just doctor's also. Very Neat 5-Piece Mahogany Frame Parlor Suit, highiy pol- $22. 73 tapestry. assorted colory, Porch Rock- rs, reed seate and and backs, made extrn strong and comfortable, value a worth at rts { 47c Send for the free catalogue, Kitchen Chairs, finished in oak, high backs, strongly made, least 5e., price this week, Mail Orders Filled on Specials. LONGEST GREDIT EXTENDED. . 50c. Weekly on $25.00 Worth. LARGER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION. = cosoues oi | 207-207!-209 Park Row, [*s2i8ac7 kr - Have you ever bought from us? It is an expericr.se the truly economical house- keeper should not miss, The first purchase generally wins your permanent preference and convinces you of our ability to undersell other dealers and extend ionger credit. Here are some specials which should interest you: IMPORTERS: RUGS, BROADWAY & Ohjeeteo’ Artand Utility from the Far Away East.” Morris Chair of neat design, } with frame, Golden Oak Dresser, highly polished brass hai dies, 3 large deep drawer, wing plate mirror; ac tual value, $9.00; special, 5.25 Open Saturday Evenings. é White Enamelled Iron Bed- steads, like cut, having ,posta, lai bal hearing castora,real y this + price SILKS, CURIOS. 18THST A Mattings from Our Own Godowns in China & Japan, Popular Patterns and Colorings, just received. JAPAN MATTINGS CHINA at MATTINGS $8.50 $9.25 319 $7.12) 29: and upward per roll of 40 yds, and upward per roll of 40 yds. $10.50 B. Altman & Go. UTICA MILLS (REAR OF ROTUNDA) = LYMAN STILL ' Muslin Sheets & Pillow Cases | Wednesday, May 22d. PILLOW CASES. Plain Hem- Size. Hem. stitched. | 42x36 inches, each, 12c. 6c. ‘45x36 “* \3c, 7c. 50x38!5 “ a 14c. 18c. 54x3835 “* “~~ N6c. 20c. SHEETS. 134x254 yds, cach, 44c, 52c, x25 “ “ 49c, 57 12Wxay 55c. 63c. |24x2% “* 62c.. 70c. FREE OF ARREST Requisition Papers Is- sued in Missouri Are Strangely Missing. $1 A WEEK ~ WILL BUY This outfit. Consists of White Ename! | fron Bed with brass trimmings, having full vases, mounts, rails and six spine \dles, brass steel frames, double woven wire sprinc, 1 full Width black hair mattress, one or two carts; real value $20:00, ates, L405 Accounts opened. Cash prices. No exira charge. Terms made to sate We allow no house to undersell or make easier terms. A Full Line of Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Ete., Send for illus. at equally ow prices. trated Catalogue in colors, T. KELLY, 263 Sixth Ave. (near 17th St.) Note carefully our arcade entrance 40 show rooms, What has become of: requisition {s+ sued dy the Governor of Miasour! for Dr. John Grant Lyman, of No. 117 West Fifty-soventh street, this city? Ix St lost. strayed or stolen? The his offlce, and the F Lyman wi Exchange, atreet AU the ace Shorify declares it never reached Department as certain it hus not passed the portals of No, 3) Mulberry Dr. Lyman lives in a very tandsome house at the address given cessories uf wealth and porition gre the He comes and goes une molested in a fine trap, and from all In- dications Isa millionaire, Bur uscording to T. H. A, Dougherty, of No. 68 Wall street, and ather stoc! holders of the defunct Internagional Zinc Company, of Joplin, » man xhould be now In Jopll feaat well on his way there. : ember of the Stock it recently resigned on ac- count of his connection mith the Inter- national Zivot Company, which dalled Dr. Ly- or at two months ago, and the stockholders held Lyman largely responsilble for tholr troubles. They held meeting and it was de- e summary proceedings, orney Philbin was asked to doctor, but explained that rst make a indlet the some stockholder must complaint and furnish evidence. Meantime, H. T. Shoemaker, of No. 71 Broudway, necured a requisition on May 14 in Joplin for Lyman, whish was nce forwarded, it is ald, to thie city, » question ix, what became of It? Lyman was to have ratled for Europe al week at changed his and remained SMALL- POX, ON ‘ON CALIFORNIA, Dinenae Urenks Out, Among tho Itnlian Meernze Passengers, The Anchor Ine steamer Callfornia arrived to-day ples with Italian pteernze passengers and was de- tained at Quarantine because small-pox had broken out amonz the pavsenserm. One pationt nay developed the di and threg gthers have teen mleked ont as suysuapected) came % ao alth OMcer. the. patien re tha” steamer pisinteutedss ene and, e name of the il-pox Giuseppe Gabara, aged seventeen ey rund