The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1901, Page 9

DELAY IN CASE Of STANLEY. Uncertainty as to Who , Will Examine Father Phillips's Viscera. Assistant District-Attorney Garvan sald to-day that there has been no quick analysis of the viscera of Father Phillips, the Hazelton priest, on sus- Plcion of connection with whose death “Dr. Kirk Stanley ts now in the Tombs. Prof. Witthaus has possession Of the sealed Jars containing the stom- ach and Intestines, but he has not examined them because he has not re- cetved the District-Attorney’s order to do 40. The order for the examination has been signed by a Supreme Court Jus- tice and by the District-Attorney. The hitch now Is as to who will perform the analysis. Prof. Witthaus will not get the job tf he intends to put in one of his usual high-priced bills. Mr. Gurvan says there {s no intention of dropping the prosecution of Stanley, as the analysis has not been made, and, the event of poison being found, the prosecution will be made vigorously. The claim of Stanley's friends 1s that the only charge that can be made against him ts tyut for falling to report the priest's death. This ts ascribed to his fear that the public would belleve the et-alr apparatus which tt {= as- werted caused death Is a failure and his work of years would go for nothing. Whether a charge of violating tne sant- tary law woul be nade againat Stanley in the event of his release is not de- elded, MAS, HALL TO CET $50,000 Gilman Heirs Said to Have Reached an Agreement. The pending lithga:sn over the mil- Hons left by the eccentric millionaire, George F. Gilman, of Black Rock, Con- Recticut, may soon be settled. ; ls sald that the many heirs and the cious claimants have reached an Feement under which the money will apportioned. airs. Helen Blakely Hall, who claimed the entire estate by virtue of alleged adoption by the Black Rock Croesus, wtil matissn.0eo) {tim vatd, tn leu of her claim, man, Atlanta, Ga, halt F. Gilman, has given statement tn wh says that the contest over his %u. ther's mitl- fons has a ed q wettlement, and he expects that an adjournment and Partition of the estate will be made in the next few week: Mr. Gilman stated that he was per- fectly willing that Mrs. Blakely Hall ehoud have something from the estate. VOLCANO THREATENS CITY. Meloct AVIA, Java. May f Keloet in in erupt * Bitar endangered Kedirl. let In in total darkness. BUTLER’S CENTURY MARK. ~The vol- The lava coffee planta: The Eaterprising Grocer Has One Hun- dred Stores, AM Saccesacs. Wiintn the peat ten years James But- Ter Nas Du up a buriness that Is gecond tu none In thir cot At the present Ired stores, covering 4k and neighboring This wax his one ambition, and nat only himeelf, but his large army of Customers are gratified at the ou:come, dames Butler to-day occu an en- viable and unique position in the gro- cery world. n this particular instance & practical {Mustration of what within the power of an Individual who BOYS’ CLOTHING. For Friday and Saturday, the Russian Blouse Suits, 500 Knee Pants of Mixed sizes 4 to 15 years, short lengths, Men's Fancy Cotton and a variety of colors, B. Altman & Go. 800 Washable Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits of Gala- tea, Crash, Drill and Denim, Sailor Suits, sizes 3 to 10 years, 95c., $1.25 _ MEN'S UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY. (Department to Left of S'xth Ave. Entrance.) Sale Friday, May 24th: Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; Shirts with long - or short sleeves; Drawers in long or (Second Floor.) following exceptional valucs: sizes 3 to 7 years, 1.75 Cheviots, 65c. Each, 48c. | Lisle Thread Half Hose. in Per pair, 25c. DEVERY, AS JUDGE, | IN A SAVAGE MOOD Berates a Careless B “So you are the chap what busts bikes, are you?" Commissioner Devery's face like the frat custard ple of a May day bride. It was biack and cov- ered gvith wrinkles. Thomas Cosgrove, a bike policeman, stood up and faced his angry superior at the trial board to-~ay. “I—I—er—Jjust. put her down for a minute,” he stammered. “Oh, yer did—did yer?" thundered the Deputy Commissioner. “Yes, an’ a big truck came wobblin* along an’ amashed her. I'll smash you! ‘That's what I'll do. Taere’s too many o these here bikes bein’ busted while policemen are foolin’ around, Ten days’ pa: Cotgrove'a bicycle had been wrecked by a truck. ‘Taen, turning to the next yletim, the Deputy said: “What's vour name? “Frederick R. Katteman,” replied the man He ts a guard on the Elizabeth street patrol wagon, He was charged with be- in from his post. “Oh, you're a guard, are you?’ shout- ed Devery. ‘Say! you ought to be Ne a ge young man, Acted Like a Cowhoy. Then came Ernst Von Diezelski, of the Eldridge street station, t. Walsh charged him with firing his revolver oft wildly in the alr after the manner of a cowboy, “L had three prisoners, Chief." said she policeman, “one ow tried to get my gun away and I thought he was going to Kill me. The Deputy Commissioner squinted his eves toether and demanded: “Where did all this happen?’ “On the Bowery, near Heater street,” was the reply. “What!” howled Devery. “The Bowery! That Mecca of thieves man. Five days' pay, other Who Didn't Shoot to Hit. pounding the sidewalk instead of riding | ke Policeman and An- from all parts of the world? shoot up in the alr?” 5 “If T hadn't he'd got my gun, Chief." An’ you “Don't you take no chances with a robbery. You Just fll him fulloft jer you're alive. T'll tet you off this time.”* Peter Wiegand came up hanging his head. ‘He was from the East Thirty-ffth atreet atation and was charged with ap- pearing with a shleld so tarnished that one could not make out the number on it, “It was raining all day and the for immed {t." sald Wiegand, “No It wasn't!" put in Roundsman McGuire, who made the complaint. Then he hummed : ewan a bright, When thie young “Yours man, keep your record clean," sald Devery. “If vou don't Vl dust tt for you! Five days as a warning.” After that Freferick H. Oellgey, the East Thirty-ftth street stood in line. Capt. Delaney eald he had been off his po: Devery looked the man over and saw he was rather weak. "said the Chief, “that ineas bein’ on that First We men stroaz| enough there to stop a mano’ war if the | comes up the East ‘Rver, Dismissed." Brutus Johnson stalked to the front and looked behind him as thogh he saw Cresar's ghost. Bru us is from the East} One Hundred and Fourth a:reg station They sald he was absent from his poat, “When you want to sille out for a few minutes," sald Devery, “Jest you call for yer aide partner, A rap, rap, rap! Or a tap, tap, tap! 92,2 {AmP-post "Il do the businens, Five | es this time the ‘boas . and the othe: pared of In short order, waa getting| es were dis. JEROME CALLS LAWYER DOWN. porsesses the faculty of belng able to direct and master the intricactes of a Rreat commercial concern {x shown, In a remarkably brief period Mr. But- Jer has practically revolutionized the! Grocery business, and the strides he has made in every branch of the trade stamps him as a genius in his particular line, Lhe most Important undertakings, Mr. Butler's immense business had a smal; beginning, and grew, as all vast »: ema Savuld stow, from the bottom up. Si wotuenutre It all in @ dayett took dear of hard work. Sir. Butler started his career in the old cliy of New York. He had had time to over the jleld, and decided that Waat wau needed chain of grocery Mores where. the, best at. tha “lowest Dilces could ve procur: Jum about thirteen years ago his frat ' was opened. ‘That not make a take is shown by ‘ne irae number of stores which foilowed. in rapid suc- juccess, Mr. that It time to ex- s were opened in various w Ys the name of Butler becanie synunymoun with groceries, he decided to cross the river to Brookiyn. About three years after the openini of his business, which, by the ides ha grown at a remarkable rate, Mr. Hutier leckded to conduct » wholesale business for the expres purpose of supplying Als retail stor thereby eliminating the exXpettne that hi been Incurred by huv- ing to patron the wholesalers, and enabling his customers to share with him in the amounts that would conse- quently be saved, He “accordingly erected a spacious wholesale house at Greenwich and Hu- r nhattan, and for the The next nto, tak sas to manufagture wan possible. ie result of it all heen, pias tne business |x conducted on the afract sire from manufacturer “Dirty Spite,” Said “The” Allen’s Coun- sel in Court. “The” Allen was the cause this morn- ing of conalderable friction between Jus- tice Jerome and Lawyer Benjamin Steinhardt, which almost ended in the commitment of Gteinbardt for contempt of court. Allen was before Justice Jerome to furnish bail to await ¢ fon of the Grand Jury far conducting a pool-room at No, 80 Sixth avenue. Steinhardt no- u the Justice that Allen would not turn’ee ball. “We Intend to teat this case,’ lawyer sald, writ of habeas corpus the defendant has to be In custody.” “Well? replied the Justice, “the pris- oners (there were two others besides Allen) will have to go to the Tombs.”* ‘That's a plece of dirty spite wor! ejacuiated Steinhardt, after Justice rnme had refused to allow Allen to re- main In the court-room, Thie remark aroused Justice Jerome's fre. Pounding his fist on the table in front of him, he shouted at Bteinhardt: “I want you to understand, Stein- hardt, once for all, that you must pay me proper respect in this court. You ‘have said many things about me out- aide, but for that I donot care. “As jong as you are in @ court over which I preside you must pay me the respect due me. I have stood a great deal from you and I won't etand any more, If \t wasn't for your atae of consequence. fa| health I wouldn't have deen as patient fe ensoyed Weal mane: profit thus saved} with you as I have been. Remember that,” Hit a ont ore. started A ve. ‘ie Husgtese| Stembardt, who fe suffering from lo- Justice eJrome that he knew and could not he frightened, “That's enough," remarked the Jur- ce, hotly, and the lawyer aubalded, Allen and ‘his comyanions were locked up in the Tombs. Upon the petition of counsel for “The” Allen oresented to Justice O'Gorman, in Part II, of the Supreme Court, to- day @ writ of habeas corous directing the Wanten of bisa Prison to produce before him the per- fons caught In @ raid on Alien’s alleged pool-room, An order from Justice O'Gorman re- leasing them ftom custody is sought by the prisoners, a SHOT AT RIVER PIRATE. Rowhoat Thieves Caught ing Booty at Pler. Three men, suspected of being river Pirates. were arrested this morning at the foot of Harrison atreet, Brooklyn. The men rowed 'to the pler at 3 o'clock. James Vardy, of No. 47 Willow place, and Edward McCormick, got out of the boat, while John Mahoney remained in the stern and handed ( the other bags of sugar welghing 18 pounds each. The police pounced on the two, while Ma- honey rowed Into midstream. He se turned after soveral bullets had whistled by his head, In court tats, Toran the men were held in $3 ball for examination. Euch wave cash bait nad wee released, | HORSE FELL ON LAWYER DILL gle-Frick Promoter Daughter from Mishap. James 1, Dill, the ewll-known cor- poration lawyer aad the promoter of the deal, met an accident at Orange, N. J., this morning | nearly cost hin life. While trying to control a horse ridden | by Ale dau Rhter, 3 Mite Busan Dill, which had dolted, he' wan dragged from he own horse, which afterward feil and! rolled over him. | Mr. Dlil escape, yus injury, and will probably be able. o ont in a few Jaya, Mise Dill aws not Injured. eee 485 YOU ANXIOUS 1__s3ELL year plano? You can get in touch Saved his rigdts | ] Box Ca: Dining | ‘Thin oak, high \FJback y made, vey co fortavle; wort! 22.516 gia 79 RAILRO OPEN JOh OUT SORT ‘Ow Seven Sample Specia! Offers for Friday and Saturday— suffi- cient to attract the attention of every thrifty buyer and to give you an idea as to how low we sell well made and attractive Furniture—Now’ s your opportunity. Golden Oak Dresser, iz ly polt three arg wer-, fine val Freneh ~via eo ewing ey A ane $7.49 cial, Chairs, 77 LONG nat 50c. Week on $25 Worth Larger Amounts in Proportion. AD_FARE ALLOWED TO TO OPEN SATURDAY EV'GS h Handsome 5-Piece Mahogany Frame Parlor, Suits, inlaid with Oak Re- frigerator, charcoal and air-tight, brass locks and hinges; French niarqueierie and pearls, cover d satin damusk, well. upkotstered, equalled e'eewhere for Saturday. RRA OS Oak Side- teards, tinely pol- ished, French) mir- rors, two drawers and closes, worih Si special $8.49 Mahogany Frame Sl Pier Glasses, French bevel plinte, cabinet at- tachment at bottom, No snail orders filled ons} N Effe spring re for cooli blood ! if system, Constipa' meng, Send p The Abb 9-18 TEND RELICS 10 C0. Landm All of the west side of third and been ordered after June 3 be occupied weneral out! alte, runi third street, street. shackle old b alte. Among the drug store, Corbe:t's sal food factory. Wilso: since 1830. ‘Weth come one who wants to buy ea Grqugh 6 Seniny World of. avenue. Lawn S'ocks, to tie, Lawn Sailor Collars, Lawn and Lace Fronts, and Tucked Lawn Stocks, with tie, Pique Buckle Stocks, Embroidery or Lace (turn over) Collars, 8c. & 28c. Each. A bbey veseent Now Is the time to take Abbey's Salt, the Ideal g—————— cleansing tive cure Headache, In- digestion way Block Soon to Be Razed. with regret the fourth street; B. Altm ECKWEAR DEP'T. Summer Neck Noveltles in Stocks ai For Friday a 9. Ss Sale r- remedy ing the and Send the f fora | efor f Sample | To-Day | and tion, at mont drugalate ut by mull 4 $1. bottle. ostal card es ample to ey Effervescent Salt Co., Murray Street, New York. FRLON arks on Broad- tenants tn the block on the Broadway between Thirty- ourth have on streets irty. to vaca within sixty days butlding, to 9. A. ten-story by Andrew Saks & tters, Is to be erected on the back 130 feet on Thirty: and $9 feer on Tairty-fourth owl Uiding® now disnxt places io go are W. on the corn Thirty Marsh's re ant, Jim loon and Dr, ra dox- Glo drug store has been running When {t was started the nearest business house was at the cor- ner of Thirty-fourth ‘street and Taira 4a¥ World an A do. (First Flocr.) Hand Embroidered Collars, ind Ties. ind Saturday; 19c., 28c. & 38c. Each. ; 48c. Each. 68c. & 75c. Each. ONE DOLLAR a week will buy THIS = CIF FONIER | Solid oak, in the popular olden finish, 5 luge draw: ets, cast brass taniiles. grip 5 stanc hions,) made and fine ished like at MW atel; will ott of th 300 same ‘o-mor- row at the very special price of $5.50 | Furnish your home on easy payments. Accounts opened. Cash p' No} extra charge. Terms made ‘o + Wel allow no heuse to undersell us or make easier terms. A Fall Line of Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Etc. at equally low prices. Ser.d for tlus- trated catalogue tn cotors. T. KELLY, ° 263 Sixth Ave. (Near 17th St.) Note care uly our arcade entrance fo ant Fastener : PINE TAR SOAP, | TAR TOILET PAPER. MOTH BAGS Patents. HAVE OU A FANCY TEA SET that you don’t need? Soll it. Find @ buyer by advertising in the Sun- best temper catmse. LEWIN'S, WEST with line 4 tir Ml Suits, from Handsome ful sulk Men's Black, Worsted and Suits, up from Roys' Suits in great Skirt Waists, in all shades \ stvles,up trom =» Down and 502. Per Week. Blue and fancy & MORIARTY [ aise. | 207-207:-209 Park Row. [PtsEo" | 34 Ave. Electric Cars EAS Ese the Door. itv NOTED FOR FAIR DEALING. brass special at Ine $4.00 ) Sth ave, & 9th st., Brooklyn, CLOTHING — FURNITURE ON CREDIT. EASY PAYMENTS, LOW PRICES, Special for Friday and Saturday, 150 Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits, consisting of Broadcloth, Serges, Venetian Cloth, in the popular colors; also Black Silk Eton 7.75 to 25.00 $1.09 Down, 5Cc, Per Weck. and Beauti- 3.50 lined | | ‘| | | Ds “8° 10,00 $1.00 Down, 5Cc. Per Week, variety, up from. 59. Down, 50:- Per Week. Flats Furnished Complete, Clothing delivered to all parts of Greater New York by non- unitormed mes. Sengers, unmarked tue in requested, OPEN EVENINGS. For Salo. Wagons _ CREDIT. ty MENTS NTH and CREDIT. oreirea Siw 4is 2GC7, WALTHAM Wate weekly: article EXCHANGE WATCH Ci idle ae i ll els alte dull 2.00 Furni- if all HL) FALKS, \43 } Eighth Ave. SATURDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS. Between 3ts: | a Sie | | ae \tors are skilled graduates, their diplomas bein; displayed at each chair, _|and are personally interested in this association. | YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOD. | G : We are the originators of painless dentistry. Our processes cre pate ented, Our prices are within the reach of all. Gold fittings trom $1.00; {keep it in repair, free of charge, for ten years. pea the law's of the State of New York, “ROL DY, FURNITURE, $50 WORTH, $ DOWN, se CREDIT TO ALL 419 BROADWAY, Cor. Canal St. : 744 BROADWAY, Cor. Astor Pl. BROOKLYN, 499 FultonSt. © |2 W. 14th St.,Cor. 5thAve.' |986 3d Ave. "AUT? te See e SB erst BROOKLYN 773-SBWAY INCREASED pa A 75c. a Week ~ BUSINESS eras: opens an account with us, and enables you lo obtain any and all your wants in the way or Furniture, Carpets and C’othing at no advance in prices considered “cash” by, most stores. TSis elegant TC TED COUCH, covered in the; inteat pattvena and best quotity velour, made with {rows of weep tufting and « fully : 3. 49° with heavy fring ot mahogany frame. olegantle/s 13.75: carved: cov erst desians in Velour and Damask: a leader sue ally at fli; our special price CARPETS-~-s nd most pe 31.0} on 1st 1 LEED Axminsters Savonva: (PLO) vite our price \ BABY CARRIAGE signs—largeatline in the city ag low as se TWO BIG STORES: 169,171,173 Smith st., cor. Wyckoff at. ( |773-775 Broadway, cor. umnerave. |} rs—thy Breoklya HERE'S A BARGAIN This well-knuwn Reed Rocker, always sold at $5 $5.50: our price for this week *2.85 Large Size, High Back, Full Roll, Wide Arms, strong and well made, this . for comfort and price, has no equal. BROOKLYN FURNITURE CO, 669 10 671 FULTON ST., BROUKLYN, N.Y. TRACTED WITHOUT PAIN Also One Filling TO DEMONSTRATE OUR PAINLESS METHODS | And introduce our Thur‘o Plate; lightest and must durable p.ate made. All our work is done painiessly by a simple application to ths gums. | Amalgam fillings, 50c.; Cleaning, 5Uc.; Gold Crowns, $3.00. All opsras We give a written contract to do your work satisfactorily and to Being incorporated this is of indisputable,vatue, OUR 12 OFFICES: 22BROADWAY,Cor. FultonSt. HARLEM, } 30 W. 125th St. = One door east of Koeka. PEN TILL 9 PL 3L BOSTON, PH!LADELPHI Cor. Dridge et doa 108 W. 23d, Cor. 6 h Aver Pp. Now York, with « pape ulation of almost 4,000,% C00, ts certain! a fleld for summer rezore | | pen Sundays ang work, rich ; nd nao iL high and iow, read The World: En Sti co. Where can coe vibe fer p! ~ | LIAMONE =| before the publi you give The World 2 have no doubt but the results’ wil 2 ave. WATCHES, brea le prices, goals gusrantesd; | Way and ‘Dnirt yaa sixth X,, reau will heip your ad JAMES BERGMAN, 37 Hie eal ra on walla,