The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1901, Page 7

ey Sl TER WIN BIG FORTUNE Sarah and Esther Hart Gain _ Victory Qver Re- latives. LONG FIGHT IN COURT. Get $400,000 from Mrs, Woods's Estate, but Must Live in Second Avenue. The Misses Sarah and Esther Mart, of Bloomington, 111, who have for threa years been fighting a dozen claimants to the fortune left them by Mfrs. Esther Woods, their aunt, in 1698, were radiant this morning over the news from Al- bany that the had been finally and poritiveiy dee their favor. Mrs. Woods: wil tained several peculiar bequests that attracted much attention at the time it was presented for probate. It gaye to all ber other relatives only §%@) aplece, but expressed the wish that the Misses Hart musi ov- cupy her home at the southwest corner of Third street and Sesond avenue for the rept of their lives, and z cial care of the portr: nd sons. Second avé of the cit structure, i of this world's Ln the Root mahogany nd and Eastern de has deen left ¢ arranged it, and ¢ tloned In the ed oll portr: honor in “We final decisic this morning. still the law is a © know, We might Riverside drive, but we are really very comfoptabie here, We do not have to know the people around us, and we have plenty of friends uptown who do not disdain to call upon is here. “And then you know,” said Miss Hart, with the suspicton of a smile, “the will does not say that we must live here 265 days In the year, The rest of the estate provides us with plenty of money to regain our health in the mountains or at the seashore every summer. “And then in winter, with a comfort- able carriage, the distances from here to the hotel and thentre sections are very short. We don't think that we Need to de pitied a dit.”” ‘The rest of the estate foots up the wear total of $460,000, —-- HAS ROBBED BY FOOTPADS YOHN CHISHOLM HELD UP IN BROOKLYN STREET. Knocked Down with a Clab and Then Robbed of Hin Watch and Money. John Chisholm, returning to his home, _No, 139 High street, Brooklyn, early to- day, was attacked by two men, One knocked him down with a club, and then he wags robbed of a gold watch and chain and some change he had in his pocket. ‘Tae men were leaving Chisholm uncon- scious in the street, when a stranger who had noticed them called Policeman Donnelly and furnished him with a de- scription of the two men, who had meqnwhile disappeared. Later the policeman arrested High ‘Ward, elghteen years old, of No, Ful- fon streot, and Charlee Heatlin, aeven- teen years old of No, 16 York street, Brooklyn, { the robbery, and they wero both locked up in the lower Fulton street station. Dr, Coffey. of the Brooklyn Hopital, pevivea Chi Wm and found he had a wevere scalp wound. DROWNED IN EAST RIVER, Body Found on Long Island City Shore To-Day. The dody of a man was found to-day nthe East River, near the Long Island City shore. He wns about forty years old, five feet. nine inches in height and weighed 165 pounds. He had black hair. and wore a blue sult, white shin and Diack laced shoes, The body evas taken to Truddin's Morgue. CALLED TO BROOKLYN? Mev. Or. Henson May Go to Hanson Place Baptist Church. CHICAGO, Oct, 23.—The Record-Her ald says: “Chicago and the First Baptist Church fp Alysllkely to lose Dr. P. 8, Henson, af his been pastor and preacher here gor twenty years. A formal call ts ox- pected to be offered him within two weeks by the Hanson Pince Baptiat Church, of Brooklyn. Dr. Henson, ad- waltting the matter Js under considera- tion, @ays that should the call come he will,'be compelled to givo it very se- rious attention.” Died in Ferry Houne. John McKensle, of Jersey City, a hetper on the American Hne docks, was selzed with a hemorrhage of the lungs Nie leaving the Cortlandt treet ferry Bilp "at kao o'clock this morning. ib rect older! man and & popular they at $2.28. Worth $3.50. are. know has or wants one. we've got the exclusive right to sell them. Big, French and showy pompon in front. the new rolling brim sailors, so much admired. Also eight other styles in the season’s most popular shades. THOSE BEAUTIFUL $5.00 HATS. When a woman who has been paying $10.00 for a hat around town comes here and gets one just as pretty and stylish, if not more so, for §5.00, she’s very apt to be surprised. Lots of surprised women in the Millinery Patlors every day. $5.00 for a hat of rich beauty and exquisite stylishness. lous. All sorts of colors, shapes, styles, combinations and effects. Scores of true copies of high-priced imported hats. 24 Floor Parlors. workmanship is always best. The Best Hats in America for SHandkerchtots. For Men and Women. Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Slats Camel’s hair felt, and you know how tremendously Every other woman you meet or You can’t get these hats at $2.25, anywhere else; Edges are trimmed with broad, imported felt cloth; band of felt around crown and finished with handsome buckle or cabichon of rhinestones, steel, jet or gilt. SATIN AND GROS GRAIN RIBBONS. 12,000 PIECES OF FANCY RIBBONS, 1,000 cartons of all-silk Ribtons; eatin on one side, gros grain on | All silk, gorgeously winsome in their fascinating freshness, the other; correct ribbors for cushicu ruffles, ribbon pillows, hasket | most attractive colorings, 3x to 4 inches wide; values range trimmings, curtains, draperies and fancy work of every description; | upward to 17c. a yard; this tale, per yard, all widths, from No. 3 colon white, cream, leghorn, pinks, blurs, redaiitoar orange, iaiete: sreens, tumuolse, cerise, &c.| 7 200 ETECES oF BANC RIBBONS, 3 ine! , Loutsine stripes and striped taffetas, cx- ‘Width No. 2, worth 22c. per piece of ten yarts, 16 auisite designs and wuperb colorings; worth up to 20¢. a yatd; Shapes are} yin no. 5, worth 6c. pet yard, 4) this ale, per yard, ee Reine ane! ‘Width No. 7, worth 9c. per yard, ©} 4x6 inches wide LUSTROUS TAFFETA RIBBONS, every ‘Width No, 9, worth 12c, per yard, 8 | wanted color; worth 2Sc. a yard; this sale, per yard, 1s ‘Width No. 12, worth 14c. per yard, , 9] BLACK SATIN BACK VELVET RIBBONS; woven edge; superior ‘Width No. 16, worth 16¢. per yard, 11 | qualities: wu Be 2 eas ie per bay ae No. 154, per piece of 10 yards, jath No. 40, wort! per yard, "4 ‘Width No. 60, worth 2Sc. per yant, 10 races eae Oh se Vans, $5 ‘Width No. 80, worth 29. per yard, 21 | No- 3, per yard, 8 No. 12, per yard, SATIN TAFFETA RIBBONS. No. 5, per yard, 10 No. 16, par yard, It's marvel-{4,; inch wide Satin Taffeta Ribbons in every wanted color— No. 7, per yard, 12 No. 22, per yard, 27 a teal 27c, quality—in this sale at, pet yard, 19] No. 9, per yard, 15 No. 40, per yard, Materials are always best; We can’t place too much emphasis upon the large- Qual- ness and excellence of our Handkerchief stocks. linen. Iess than usual for to-morrow. WOMEN'S ALL-LINEN INITIALED HEMSTITCHED HANDKER- njities are precisely as represented; no cotton mixed with All linen is all linen here. Prices are much CHLEFS ; regularly sold at Sc. each, to-morrow, Special }% doz., at MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, of fine quality cambric, hemstitched ; regular 10c. value, at, each, WOMEN'S ALL-LINEN KERCHIEFS ; regular price 19c., special, MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, all linen, hemstitched, with 4, % and linch hem; sold elsewhere at 15c., to-morrow at ments makes Sale of SPECIAL PRICES. them great favorites. partment on the second floor. $10.00; to-morrow, STEEL STRINGS put up a set ina box for Banjo, Mandolin or Guitar, at, each, EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED HAND- Wandotins. The sweet, tinkling music of these tuneful instru- The Italian models are most in demand, and we offer several styles to-morrow at prices that should bring a large number of customers in the Music De- ITALIAN MODEL MANDOLIN, made of éleven walnut and mahogany ribs, rosewood fingerboard, pearl position dots, inlaid guard plate, nickel wrist protector, nickel pat- ent keys; guaranteed in every respect, to-morrow, ITALIAN MODEL MANDOLIN, nineteen solid rosewood ribs, fancy inlaid edges and sound hole; celluloid. guard plate, inlaid with pearl butterfly; ebonized fingerboard, fancy pearl dots; fully guaran’ ¥ ITALIAN MODEL MANDOLIN, made of twenty-five maple and rosewood ribs, interlaid with holly strips; inlaid eézed fancy pearl sound hole, cel:uloid guard plate, with fancy pearl ornaments; highly polished and finishtd; worth ; worth $8,50; tomerrow UMBRELLA MUSIC STAND, japanned, the 7Sc. kind, to-morrow Women’s Negtigee and Under Garments. It's time well spent when you pay this Department a visit. something here to interest the frugal housewife, é Dressing Sacques, Night Gowns and Skirts are among the list of special offer- We carry a full line of instructors for all instruments. ings for to-morrow; all at little prices. WOMEN'S HOUSE DRESSES, light and dark colors, special, WOMEN'S PERCALE WRAPPERS, worth 75¢., WOMEN'S ROBES of ripple eider- down, sifk frogs and. si $5.00 value, WOMEN'S DRESSING SACQUES of ripple cloth, crocheted edze, with nb- bon finish; Sec. value, \ to-morrow place on sale some of the 1. 719 49 ing Naanel, binding, 3.75 | yoke and bertha, 75 flounce, Thursday. Starts a At Astonishing Prices. Good, big news that! Thank the Rubber Trust for it. it has been waging against outsiders has caused some unexpected op- portunities to arise. We kept a sharp eye open, and greatest bargains House Drésses, Robes, WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS; of out- WOMEN'S GOWNS; 6 a, Heni- Sutebed ; Of mublis, Hert WOMEN'S GOWNS; of cambrle; fancy | WomEN’s SKIRTS; deep hémetiteted Sreat Sale of Rubbers we ever told about in Rubber Shoes and Rubber EVERY PAIR IS PRICED 1-3 TO 1-2 LESS THAN ASKED ELSE- . WHERE FOR THE SAME QUALITY. And that fact, with rubber-wearing days hurrying along, ought to jam the Rubber See- tions with shoppers to-morrow. CHILDREN'S STORM RUBBERS, First quality Storm Rubbers; all sites; well made, MEN'S RUBBER SHOES. Good quality self-acting Rubbér Shovs; all sites, ‘Vety good quality Rubter Boots; we have MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS, Gcod sizes 6 per pair, thi: oe WOMEN’S 50c. RUBBERS'AT 19¢. PAIR. We guarantee these to be first quality Storm Rpbbere; all sized, tn. widens; worth Seat cetrecttinary vaices, pel pal’ at ts Boal dink WOMEN’S 50c. RUBBERS AT 35c. PAIR. Storm and Croquet Robbers; find quality; all sizes in all widths; efecial price, per pair, eri in all bites; thls eale, per pals, CHILDREN'S RUBBER BOO%S. uality RUBBER BOOTS; these come in 10}, and are really remarkable bargains; A Special Sale To-Morrow of WOMEN’S FELT SLIPPERS AND JULIETTES, 3,000 pairs. Me Ut Ie % Bon't huawei ys st bad duc Sook gotta a a supettop, aud te aha Cen eamasehie is [ei te ast attaching Ware wes: i 400 as Begoarrow, : bees A} The fight Berens Sey Lol A Wition Yards of Ribbon! The October Sale Is in Full Swizg, and the Main Aisle Is a Scene of Great Activity. What a wondérful Ribbon Sale it is! ‘were never so cheap before at this season of the year. Ssort of Ribbon for Fall and Winter. Priced Fully "fy, 3 to VY, Loss Ghan Regularly, The rage for ribbons promises to be greater than ever this Fall and Winter. riot of desirable combinations. me! No line has yet been allowed to thin out. HERE ARE THURSDAY’S GREAT ATTRACTIONS. $5.00 Swagger Long Coats for Stylish Women. Thursday’s Great Attractions. them in great numbers. {started expert tailoring organizations working on all sorts of Long Coats. 35 ALL THE BEST OF NEW STYLES ARE HERE. But there is no extravagant pricing. We cater to the best trade: many of 7\the best dressed women of Greater New York and vicinity come here. The richness and elegance of the styles, the moderation of prices, combined with promptness of 12, 1234 service, make this a particularly desirable store at which to trade. Many are just in and will be shown for the first time. Raglans of Melton and cheviot, in the best shades of Oxford gray; solid velvet collar, yoke effect, loose flowing back, with opening on &. 75 sides; absolutely correctly shaped, e Long Garments of medium weight, black kersey; rich, glossy grade of cloth; full box back; double breasted front; a beautiful gar- ment, bt 73. 7 Gy Raglans tan, castor, gray and blue, front and back, at Long Coats gray, with triple attachable top capes; a swagger style; at Ulsters back, velvet collar, front, Raglans of heavy-welght cheviot cloth, in medium and dark gray; welt seam, yoke back, with Raglans greenish tan; finely finished, per- full flowing folds to bottom; double 2.25 breasted front, eee Me LO. fectly tailored, at : ; Imported Kersey Coats Fashionable Silk Garments. with large collar; revers and cufis of choicest 4.25 Fine peau dé eoie, lined throughout with beavers, minks or sables; entire garment white satin duchesse; graduated fiaring flounce bottom; flannel interlining; pfine ‘value at very best satin; superb specimens of tailoring art; 75.00 values, at Women’s Sutts and Skires. Very Tempting Offers. New arrivals every day. 89.75 5.95 10 34 Matchless varieties. Everything that’s new and practical. Always or Fine Venetian Sutts at $77. 50, 38 The Broadcloth Suits are made in double-breasted style; shawl effect collar; graduated flounce skirt; entire Suit is trimmed with narrow bands of stitched satin. 38 The Pebble Cheviot Suits are made in dip front Eton style; graduated flounce skirt over mercerized percaline; ‘acket and skirt trimmed with novelty silk braid. 69 The Venetian Suits are made in Norfolk jacket style; flounced skirt with stitched cloth straps. 75 Dress Shirt Section. Brand New Effects. We have just received a number of very striking adap- tations from the newest models, which go on sale to-morrow. Included are new serpentine styles, in taffeta, peau de sole, broadcloth and cheviot; new silk Skirts, of taffeta, peru de soic and net and velvet; new Cloth Skirts of etamine, canvas, hop- sacking, broadcloth and cheviots, and particularly Taffeta Skirts, as per illustration, with three scalloped ruffles of velvet, at 17.50 Corduroy Skirts. 7 is KIS lack Walking Skirts. Heavy Melton cloth, stylishly stitched Satta 5. 00; oy Walking Skirts. Heavy double faced cloths, in gray, Oxford, blue and brown, Cheviot Skirts. Trimmed with stitched satin bands, Intranets’ and Children’s Wear. Graduated stitched flounce, ‘dots. French Corsets 1 ‘ °} Three items only, but of such sterling | At Less Than Cost. 35 quality as to warrant a big saving to all! Wo other reason than to close them}| 4 shrew) parents, jout to maké room for other lines. Drab CHILDREN’S SCOTCH PLAID DRESSES, lned and white coutil and black Italian cloth. throughout; Princess style; value $1.50, 1,19 Loic waisted medium hi 49} CHILDREN’S BEDFORD COATS, long and short, & at P. circular capes, handsomely trimmed, interlined; | $4.95 Values, $3.75 and $2.50 Values. $1.50 Values. 2.503 regularly sold for $3.50) . a) 5 zi << 150 ra 08 CHILDREN’S BONNETS, of Faille, all colors, S 5 braid or fur trimming, full ruches; special, 38} Also a lot of DOMESTIC CORSETS, each at 45 exile Beautifully new and stylish Ribbons}... Every wanted and popular Here is a sale that is a veritable Ribbons for every purpose, from neck or dress garniture to home embellishment. Quantities and assortments are immense, even in spite of the remarkable selling in progress since Monday.} Weaves and effects. Reserve stocks are being continually brought to the front, and when you come to-morrow the Main Aisle booths will be as finely crowded with richly tempting values as when the sale began. Seven out of every ten women who are getting new coats ask for long gar- ments. The fad has become a rage. But we foresaw that weeks ago and promptly We offer for Thursday another very remarkable assembly of Long Coats. of Priestly’s fine grade Cravenette in Oxford, vl 76,75 of English Covert Cloth, in castor, tan and 17.50 of heavier weight, bair-line stripe cloth, fitted double-breasted 75.00 richly stitched, strapped and lined with the }- 47.50 Some ate modelled after Parisian ideas, some after ~}the smart London styles and many are distinctively and breezily American. Every Suit or Skirt emphasizes in some bright, agreeable way its many points of excellence. Ladies’ Broadcloth, Pebble, Cheviot Fine values, these. Black Dress Goods Sate Continues in Full Force. : A great purchase of the final lines of a season’s production. Only the very newest Priced at Less Than Cost of Making. Thousands of yards of excellent quality Henriettas, French Serges, French Broadcloths, Venetian Cloths, Albatross, Panne Cloths, English Storm Serges, Chev- iots, French Foules, Pebbled Cheviots, Figured Pierolas, Zibelines, Satin Prunellas, English Crepe Cloths, ;English Whipcords, Camei’s Hair Homespuns and 12); }other Fabrics. 590C. HENRIETTA, YD., 30c, Black, ali wool, 40 inchea wide; fine silk fiuish, TSC, FRENCH SERGE, YD., 40. Black, all wool, 45 inches wide, wiry and 49 dressy. $1.25 FRENCH BROADCLOTH, YD., 95e. Black, all wool, 52 inches wide, beavy- 23} Weight, high-cinss finish. $1.10 VENETIAN CLOTH, YD., 8Se. 39}. Black, all woot, $2 inches ‘wide’; a very populat fabric, S0c, ALBATROSS, YD., 35¢. Black, ali woo!, 40 inches wide, crepe finish. $1.00 PANNE CLOTH, YD., 75c. Black, all wool, 44 inches wide, high, glis- tening finish. $1.50 ENGLISH STORM SERGE, YD., 75c. Biack, all wool, 52 inches wide; Bard fialsa; will aot’ be affected by wup, rat or sea water: greatest wearing fatric made. $1.00 CHEVIOT, YD., 68c. We’ve got about every style of long coat worth having, and we are selling qrtigeks all wool, 50 inches wide: rough 4,000 Yon’s House Robes \ and Lounging Gowns, each ) $1.00 FRENCH FOULE, YD., Se. Black, all wool, 42 inches wide; a beautifal soft fabric. 8Sc. PEBBLE CHEVIOT, YD., SSe. Black, al! wool, 52 inches wide, very eflective. 7$c. FIGURED PIEROLA, YD., 39¢. are satin designs, 44 Inches wide, rich e $1.00 ZIBELINE, ¥D., 50c. Black, 50 inches wide, a fabric great demand, $1.50 FRENCH CREPE CLOTH, ¥D., $1.00, Black, 44 tuches wide, plain; also showing a polka dot and neat figure. $1.25 SATIN PRUNELLA, YD., 8c. Blick, 45 {aches wide, all wool, >” $1.00 ENGLISH CRAPE CLOTH, ¥D., S9e: Black, 45 inches wide, all wool. De $1.50 ENGLISH WHIPCORD, YD, Black, all wool, 48 Inchee wide, ews popular, splendid for wea. 85c. CAMEL'S HAIRH 3c. Black, 48 inches: ise ad erate Saal ona eae $2.75 FRENCH BROADCLOTH, YD., 52 inches wide, al woolsbenutital cote tone 5.00 tow in Worth $10 to $15. The man who ap- preciates and enjo} -~, the comforts and -@ ury of a soft, warm lounging robe will not ilhesitate to invest hig money in one of these ne gowns. . he very best Eng- lish house robe nates tials are used. A big importer failed to meet his obligations, and a splendid lot of robing was thrown upon the market. We bought up the goods, sent them to a tailoring of fine covert, in Oxford, gray, tan, castor and}organization that works almost exclusively for the fin- 72, 7S est trade, and had the cloth made up into robes, 15 styles, and every one originally intended for the holiday trade. comfort-loving man. It’s a sale to charm any careful, Sewelry Attractions. Thursday’s Specials. ( Never before has jewelry been so much sought as at present. ¢ And never has such a fine profusion of personal ornaments ‘been displayed at one time here set slide; value $2.00, special, bead trimmings; worth $1.00; choice, STERLING SILVER NECKLACE, fox-tail pattern chain, with heart pendant, stone set; worth 75c.; special, Hayes Dental Ass'n (Ine.) Bakony, Main Floor. Our practice comprises only the most advanced and improved methods, Our well-known fine full set of teeth, unrivalled in value anywhere, oly Painless extraction by the Hayes method. All instruments thoroughly sterilized. CROCHETED SILK PURSES, sterling mounted, with finger ring and chain attached, in lavender, garnet, black, gray and green, with steel and at such very low prices. SOLID GOLD NECKLACE, all soldered links, with heart pendant, plain or stone set ; $2.50 value, choice, LORGNETTE CHAINS, 14 karat gold filled, with solid gold diamond 1.25 8.00 E. P, HAYES, D. D. 8. powder. and one or 12,000 U. S. The Sporting Goods Department hag a very military look just now. among the gun racks and you'll think of warfare and the Tae = rowds Mre Buying Suns / : A. GUNS AT 95¢ EACH, Walk stirring smell of It-doesn’t take much imagination -. paint vivid scenes of strife and carn ’ with such an exhibition at your elbowa, But these are piping days of peace; | two of these guns in \‘*den”’ or library is comfortably sq gestive of vanished scenes of turbule! Costly guns, though, for the Government paid h as $16 and $18 for them 'way back in ’65. some Maynard Carbines in the lot. YowHs Plenty of nition here, if you want the guns for other than tive purposes. In Conjunction with This Gun Sale, We Offer a rare collection of Sabres, Re All War Relics, at Mod Pris Will Be ‘A Descriptive ‘Pamphlet P