The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1901, Page 5

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1901. — JUSTAWHISPER; [THREE INDICTED POLICEMEN | %,, Goats. | "= SHOOTING IghORED), «AWAITING GLENNON’S FATE, Sse: mcemee’ SEG Fur Garments in the new- SSW DROSS IMG TITIES UE GT ITE ILLUMI DBE TOT TEE Te oven Yeckwear nee | est styles at these ex- FSX PANIES DNeY OLPSTS. ¢Suecial Cl a ; | tremely low prices. at Special Clearing Prices. POLICE BECOME FRIENDS AT| Darcey, Schoenick and Cox to Be Arraigned To-Morrow in Court) a” yeast : Ben is al een et MAGIC OF WORDS. Where He Will Be Sentenced. COATS enter Sreatest Holiday Season man who is looking for fine bargains over the same pat- in Neckwear. Reduced sharply for highest ALL no other reason than to close out entirely three very popular holiday lines. Reduced +3 to % AT 15c—tecks, Four. ane, 2 ‘and Imperials; worth 250, Newest shi of fine quake At 25 ey lke and sates, worth English Squares, Four-in- AT 50c— Tanda, Puls and Tecks; made of cholcest imported silks and satins; werth $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. (Main Floor, Rei Young Wen's Overcoats. Samptuously Attired Young Wom- an Fires at Man Near Tam. many Hall Club. In Che History of Ohe By Store. Multitudes have shopped here. Thousands have come from everywhere. Our Holiday business was simply tremendous. Every previous season was totally eclipsed. The store has masterfully proved what a power it is, what a great attraction it is to shoppers from near and far. CLEARANCE SALES ARE NOW UNDER WAY. Extraordinary events. Every line of news that comes from The Big Store vibrates with interest--sparkles with important tidings for the thrifty. The news for Friday is particularly 18.75, 25.00 29.75, 39.75 GENUINE PER- SIAN COATS, select skins, made according to'sp cial instructions by the foremost workmen in this country, 67.50, 79.50, 89.75 PERSIAN COATS. From the mest select stock, Le.prig ith mink, chinchilla en, large pollar, lapels Why? There were six policemen tn fe crowd of two thousand persons that ran to the northeast corner of Thirty-third street and Eighth avenue at 11 o'clock last night when two shots from a re- volver aroused the nefghborhood. The policemen, all from the Weet Thirty-seventh Street Station, Captain Cooney's precinct, clubbed those who got in their way is they pushed toward it a well-appointed private coach with liveried coachman and footman, that stood in front of the entrance to the Eleventh Distriot Tammany Hall Club. There they found an elaborately- 18th St.) gowned young woman with a@ revolver tn her hand, held by two men in even- tng clothes so that she could not fire another shot at a third well-dressed man who was hemmed In by the crowd egainat the cad door. The window of the coach next the curb was smashed to bits and the cooachman was having all he could do to hold tn his frightened horse. The policemen ran at the group to arrest them, but one of the men hold- ing the woman whispered a few words. The effeot was magical ‘Three policemen shoved the crowd away and the other three helped ais- arm the woman and get her tn the and tevern, 97.50, 127.50, 137.50 SEALSKIN COATS. High grade stock, sold under our absolute guarantee, in plain or combined with Chit- chilla, Hudson Bay or Russian Sable, 115.00, 137.50, 197.50. A Fheor, F Ladies’ Coats and Stylish Sackers. These are very special to-morrow: noteworthy. remarkable Price-concessions. day morning and comprises: Watches and Sewelry, at 25° Off the Regular Prices. Here’s a Sale that will instantly win the atten- tion of hundreds of close watchers for fine values at The Sale starts Fri- Silver Chatelaine Ladies’ Gold Filled Watches. Watches. Men's Silveroid Watches. What an absurd price AT to pay for a long, styl- ish Overcoat. But the 6. 75 fortunes of trade are responsible for them, and you will thank the opportunity. Really worth $10.00. Made with or without yoke; fine gray winter. coat stuffs; well lined and tailored; sizes 30 to 36 breast measure. (lain Floor, Rear.) Boys’ Wear. You'll find these on the Main floor, rear, in the Boys’ Clothing Store. Mighty good values for the money. Silver Watches ALSO for MenandEBoys. Fine Diamond Rings. Fine Enamelled Diamond Brooches. Watches. Diamond Pentants. Men's Solid Gold Diamond Lockets. \ Watches, Diamond Scarf Pins. ~~ Ladies’ Solid Gold Diamond Earrings. ¢ Watches. Diamond Studs. When you consider that our regular prices are ; to ''. lower than elsewhere, you may well imagine ioe much you profit by this additional reduction of 25 per cent. coach aguin. ‘The man at whom the shots were fired was escorted to a cab and sent away. The coach with the shattered window was also allowed tu go, and the six po- licemen vanished. ‘The lights In the Tammany Club were extinguished and no one could be found in the building who had heard a shot fired or even geen the crowd. It was afd that the quartet came the club-rooms and that one of SO eee ee eee’ | with only the parchment of 31,0 é5 ‘Tho svene c: the shooting ts only five | bail bonds hetween them and Tombs" *Devery's Four Corners." | cells three Tenderloin policemen are tas always been known as ( BOYS’ FLANNEL WAISTS 4S5e | AND BLOUSES; ( were Sc. All shades, in fine French flannel and cas simere shirtings; plaited back and freat, stitched with silk. WMeon’s Clothing. Prices Drop Sharply. Just to create a little stir and sim- ply to give the Men’s Clothing Store, on the Main Floor, rear, a bit of ex- tra advertising, we name the follow- ing very excellent specials for Friday: t things. Ee . i 6.00: aoe Ets Gand i ed to-mor- In the anxtously awaiting the sentence to- leader of the district Is] morrow of Wardman Glennon Frank J, Ggodmin, and his chief aice:| In Recorder Goft’s court. where Glet retary, lives Wrst around the corner from | on will be sentenced, Detect clink geants Da other man at the celebration given by « revolver, mink or Persian; lined with white | }) There were fifty persons dancing on| satin Duchesse ot trocaded silk, at 35.00 FESTIVITIES MAKE INVALID! poLICE MAKE QUEER CHARGE ROBERT LEXDUTRAS WAS | ar ee coca oratsly beade! and embroidered; (tata Floor Chatelaine Bags, Sewing Sees, Manicure Pieces and Imported Brooches Just as temptingly reduced in their way as the Watches and Diamond VER CHATE- Latest single-breasted sack ccat LAL BAGS; bas lined with mohair serge: strong, cyt ak jum size, good-wearing garments. scale mesh, | MEN'S, OVERCOATS. 5.00! ere $8.50 with hands some em- bossed top and Chate- Stylith gray frieze See weillinea Sed property tallored; me se laine to Eton shaped, with tab fronts, at 23.75, 46, mestly for big men. VETERAN DESPONDENT. \ ANGRY AND JEALOUS. wmatch, . AGAINST JONES. i $25.00 SEAL PLUSH COATS, with worth $12," 7.75 | \ MEN'S TROUSERS. i t s collar and revers of Nutria Peaver, 2.00) do The fAfth, by some atta ‘| lined with Skinner's teed SHATE | ance! = Firing Roth Darrele Simaltnncous-| \) . Taken to the Hospital, They [Fired Five: Times Among. (he ont. Mr iy. The d satin, at Hiei tieteeea 16.75 LAINE _ sien oy amr toa and ly, He Made Mg Hole tn Brenat, Reet roel waishes Orin Dancers and Wounded Two niece Pemslan CUnTuTACKETs BAG, Gere ? style in were ; ; . a Ag mam silver 3 oomas Oying Instantly. ‘Chance italStents Men and Two Women. ie Petrutras and | Frani ca sturets, peat casei Letuied etre batt fish scale SEWING SETS, Sterling Silver, 3 sa heavy eatin aod satin crush belt, at 8,75 miesbe Lith Pieces, tn a lined cane; worth $2.06; Gable Gt re. a the thought that 1 iexdutean wan arreste ze Shum gentay Hao S em dossed special at 95 aole ASSWATC. dem over the thou a ithe SI (econ Floor, | Front.) See eect seat itesiBlaie ite (Special to The Rvening World.) Only an accident prevented Robert] sunday World "Wante aake th coniend STERLING SUL VEGK MANICURE WATER TUMBLERS; fall size; nt e 4 SEW, ‘ Dec. %—In order | Lexdutras from belng a murderer at a © tho Hi PIECES, with handsome heavy em- finest quali ‘blown glans; regu- and four children were burdened with| NEWARK, N. J. I 38.1 pathway to euccess a: mT shins 5 worth bossed handles; worth not less than guality shin v the care of himacif, an invalid through [that he may get an opportunity to| Christman celebration in Brookisn As} Pathe jeuccens jen easy/lcllmby Ladies’ Waists. #50, 2.25 $1.50 each; choice to-morrow at 50 } larly S0c.; special, per doren, 3s sanaumption, Francis Harti, sixty-seven {carry on his particular specialty in the|!t "as, though his s bad, hel Results await takers at the top. pees IMPORTED BROOCHES, enamelled WINE GLASSES; crystal gloss; irzi- years old and a veteran of the civil[ thieving Ine James KR, Jones finds it soit cee his celebrated wee ee ee NEL CRT ELAINe novelty styles, gold filied and stone tation cut pass; Topulatly 606] epee war, walted until his family was asleep | necessary, the police say, to take a partment invite your attention to } AAG “wand crocheted, kid lining and set; choice of over 150 different lal, per deseo, 30 dose of poison, Of late he has been some very remarkable special val- back, worth $3.75; special at 1.75 styles; worth $1.00 cach; spectal at — 25 and then after careful preparation blew y Store, Main Floor.) a big hole through his breast with a double-barreled shotgun and died, Jones ts probably one of the few men ues. To see is to buy; tobuy is to king strychnine. pee eed preased Ct ppsett mr bin) 0c; Fe neon 10 Dress Goods--Sik Remnants. 259, 261 > Bet, 16th Hart! kept a hardware store at No. 738]!n his line who undertake great risks 6th be vwell’ pleased: ape a mee! Second avenue, and lived with hy wite |!9 orders so ula ine raed te s Avenue. A rth Sts Real aso sty eapared a ok at s and his two unmarried child 4 [cording to charges again e takes, . : Mastoonel engraved ia oe the etore. Vs ae hadibeentaeauitee poison on a erode street, and in-| th ase saline a A Most Attractive Clearing Sale. pat epee ie a years, and recently had been troubling | atlably gets quick attention, . f HIN, 2 him foreland sores until alfow weeks |--Medls! inken tollal hospital and | while e i rida ftour al TAFFETA SILK | ¢ Many, wise rane wait for these Clearing Sales, CABORETTES, FANCY SALAD OB ago hin physician told him he could not] Fecovering he collects all the surgical | | ast eS waists at 295 } for they invariably offer very tempting inducements. } FRurT DISHES; reguiarty $1.25 live more than a few weeks Instruments In the place and decamps. mone Size | The present sale is no exception, being in fact bet- sms es sige that time Mart! became de-| When pleked up in Broad nt, his relativ ne Nfe was ha: of the year. Each one surpasses its predecessor, and this will surpass them all, for the bargains are bigger and better than ever. Tey: Homital No mail orders filled or C. O. D.’s sent out on these sales, but eee yea you are welcome to have the goods charged if you wish, and pay in | small convenient sums on our popular a plece of gas- Yart-fayment Plan. sot | ath i we oa DR. PAUL MUNDE. ILL. 9 to 10 o'Clock Bargai | | tw 2 Odum vargas, 4 Girls’ Cloaks. More than three thousand girls WAIsTS at 5.00 | ter than any we have yet held at this season of the PEAU DE CYGNE ? ; 73 handsomely decorated Austrian china; WAISTS at 6,90 } Year. ee eine if 9 9 3 ; say, although | 3 and his busi- TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS, tea size; regularly 15c.; special, AFTER DINNER COFFEE SIZE, fine Austrian china; regularly 1S¢.; special, PRICES ARE CUT IN TWO. All the popular colors and materials in Skirt, Waist and Dress Lengths. Three leading specials to spur the sale to-morrow. 38-inch double warp, 52-inch black all-wool, Double width all- good heavy quality, VENETIAN CLOTH; ¥%l black CHEVIOT, _ - sponged and shrunk; NOVELTY HOME- | cular $1.00 per yard. made by one of the best Also thousands of FRENCH FLAN- lying down on NEL WAISTS at room of his Mat, f his old shotgun ing the stock on DINNER SETS, DINNER SET; 103 pieces; English porcelain; Manley dee tated, gold traced; regularly $21.00; specta 15.00 DINNER SET; 100 ; French Trouble— rt of the gun and of the <INTS, heay ant opossum, farments on special } SPUNS; regular value i manufacturcrs in Amer- } Limoges china, including pou tareen ¢ glans from « mirror behind Many Women. aroraetehednt AQ) m'T.054] Sie tigay and Saturday S0c. per yard. Special, SPecial, ica. Special, anf latge 1Binch platters & him, which was shattered by the shot.| Dr, Paul F. Munde, a well-known area sale:Erigay, : | decora'e}; regulally 418.00; special, 17.50 who found him] pnystelan of this elty, ts serlousy IIL at oer pn! AS) OS. 44. ee his home, No, 2) West Forty-tfth atreet, LEN eeee Se 49C0 c | Cc suffering {rom heart trouble, and {a not dive cam. KWEAR, automoni les (Main Floor, Frost.) (6 te 5 ceed CeouTe neck, regu- 491/ hn iting and mn. TRUN ( GIVES NO ete asta IRBs, “His Yatner | ANDI u ; ae BOYS’ OVERCOATS. Rusa Meee Y @ Orere jaxony, in 185, His father > 3 EFS, Ia mussed . Russian blouse >: yi ‘Munde. who became a po-|ffand rumpled, used for deco 3 to 5 yenra, Oxtord z a. li Wy erp! \U inn and Red co Ehe| [lng mat winds t sna Sa gy «| leather elt: weah tanaeheet $,95 Ne NACTWCAr OAlO. 3; 35 or More Underpriced. y with his family. u ac You'll find the Main Aisle full of Comforters when you come to-more row. The sale began this morning, but there's plenty for all, and you'll experience no disappointments. At 90c.—Full size Comforter, worth $1.25. At $1.50—Full size Comforter, worth $2.25, At $1.95—Full size Comforter, worth $3.00, At$2.95—Down filled Comferter, worth $5.00. ODD COMFORTERS. A special lot ot cd4 Comforters and slight: ly soiled Silk Comforters are marked for quick selling. A positive eaving of SO per cent. Well-Made Winter Garments sor Wen, Women and Chiddren The Annual Clearance Sale gained such fine impetus this morning that there is every indication that the record for big sales will be quickly broken. PRICES ARE EXTRAORDINARILY LOW. The accumulations have been greater than usual because of the enormous volume of business trans- acted. The very best mills are represented, and no better or more important sale of this kind was ever brought to the attention of the people of Greater New York and vicinity. MEN'S UNDERWEAR. CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. Heavy _fleece- lined’ SHIRTS VESTS AND ef ode. n wt y Cs tin gyneco:ogy and - consulting obs . was professor of Fane ceatean ste 18 \mp0d) 2 to 3 o'Clock Bargains. gynecology, at the New York Polyciinic| Mertives, regular Se gm 18c for severa: years and ts now professor ipes. m0 mr = emeritus. He has held the same chair caloee ina taney f 10 to Ml o'Clock Bargains, ] vatue, ees do: nl val for wool, solid § BD at the Dartmouth medical black wool, 19e. value, 10c MYSTERY OF MISS PINNING’S i ABSENCE NOT CLEARED. EB, ‘odda’ und ene famb ‘and real kid’'s Young Woman Went Away se a Years Awo to Visit Friends Never Returned, Mothers will find this a particu. | larly interesting sale, as the values are by far the greatest ever given at this season ot the year. All the styles the girls want and should | have, ( chevlots, st lar $2.00, for. | 3 to 4 o'Clock Bargains. j WOMEN'S KNI ost Stace ethene NDERWE, nA: Pan {Special to The Evening World.) PLAINFIELD, N. J., Dec. %—At the home of Michael J, Coyne on Watchung avenue, is a well-filed trunk which was the property of Miss Mary Pinnings. It has reposed in the attic where it was stored when Its owner left Plainfield to b vinit relatives up in New York State| {hese are th: genuine Goodyear Welt seven years ago, During all that time Shoes, w.th ful’ extension double soles no word has been recelved from the and Atlee toes tty ate missing Miss Pinnings nor has any per- yeaa Uphotwery. Fortieres, Table Covers and Couch Covers Greatly Reduced. Men's Shoss, Three Styles—Special val- urs. Style 21254, excellent quality calf. Style 22154, fine box calf, cloth lined. Style 22234, fine box calf, leather lined. Mned, double heel kind, for .... HAT TRIMSUNGS. AND DRAW- DRAWERS, ERS; worth 0Sc. fleece lined; Odd lots of fine | worth from 2Sc. to 4Sc, At ZIc. suiwirs" anv DRAWERS, Heavy _fleece- medium and heavy weights; worth HH? 23C. lined VESTS, Goys, Dolls & Games Now Marked at EXACTLY '; THEIR FORMER SELLING PRICES. SILK FROU FROU TABLE COV- ; A Tbe, values for.. nches long, and Shams. = inet saa . ERS, 1%» yds. square; nsw designs; in rich colcrings, heavily tnoged; full $0.00 value; each, 2.95 ‘ styl:—of the shipetiness MAUL efforts have. bec REVERSIBLE ARMURE TABLE All efforts have been made by Mr.| that, continues pueuel . hard wear. This sale is now in force. } trom $1.00 to $1.50. PANTS AND } COVERS; beavy quauty; nicely Coyne to ascertain the whereabouts of : i si co He ihezwormanti buttwithodtlavall SOLEING & HEELING FREE. | Early purchasers will nat- Sere eee ny atiioaayde:ecuaie each, $1.50; 1 square, each, 98 COUCH COVERS, reversible Rerp, fringed all round, excellent color runk which has Just been opened a penny to pay for this service. The A quantity of clothing of con- | Shoes at this price are worth coming far to value, including a seniskin | get. Our factory in the city enables us to re- Facdue, which ivan In. excellent. condl, | solo ana heclatematlest cost touscat greater lion, but it ylelded no clue to the miss: | wine to you. Natural Wool DRAWERS; worth up to 05c. Ht ISc. suiwts anv DRAWERS, White wool single or double breasted, excellent. 4) IPSec. VESTS AND ly made and finished; worth up to PANTS; worth urally be afforded a re- markable opportunity to | get the newest European effects, each, 1,95 ing ine! ia Pinnings wan about Biya 0 ee. eet ine $2.00 to $4. ol as * bg $1.75. up to $1.00, Pere ot Raeeepaen nae LOUMER | op 10c and American mechanical WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR. MERCERIZED TAPESTRY. VOR- Coyno vritte a woman In L. n & Sons. heel and toe, novelties Natural Wool } THERES, extra heavy lestrous s.1k; Rochester, Ys if any trace can CHILDREN fancy: wool, | $ RIBBED VESTS GS aural OO! } tcoking go:ds, in choice array of ric! bejtound Ra. Gunrantee Shoe Co plain plane to BO¢ THE DOLL BARGAINS A? ZO: AN DDRAW. AdZ Cc. camelol Hate and dalaty coleloney eae frees ae rs years, $1. : ARE AMONG RS, fle No piace like home! No pines te | anol sth AVENUE, Sth Gatien | ANON RCHIBES, mon’ ak ita | THE GREATEST EVER KNOWN. $ tined; worth S0c. ist yea | DRAWERS; worth $1.25. prices, per palt, So and 485 get one Iike the Sunday World’a oth: vaponetisrand) iadion: By 5¢/8 v econd Flov:, Hear Glala Floor, Rear, 18th St. Eide) (Taira Fleer, 16i BAD Houso and Home Wants 162 BOWERY, near Broome. jnitlal, 12%c, value, for.. values, for (ecoad Fiov:, ) sin 8 VACTORY—401, 403, 406 Kast Olst 6 ‘ ¥