The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1902, Page 10

_THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1902, IFE’ S PLEA FOR MERCY WINS DOCTOR HER HUSBAND Landsman's Firm De- termination to Prose- cute Alois Spinner Weakened by Mrs. Spinner’s Tears and Pleadings. Dr. Samue L @4 to forsive Alois at him with murder day. ‘The case the usual every effor that he w Up to late man was determ @ailant. He #9 a morning, but whe poned for a few fi accused man calle! him to be lenien to Spinner. The men met in Yor Bpinner explainet when he triet’t Landsman was story of his assa in his eyes whe and askei the Magis case against Spir Magister eympathiz ould do 1 journmen to allow the lawyers © the dilemma. The arraignment of He was take tha morning wos ox] treme. His case } nf Prominence that * crowded ny) @ppeared Spinner, a reti educated you over the dedi had scalded his he met him yesterday tri ALOIS SPINNER ARRAIGNE ame 1 Mra. Spinner, a woma lerick It Ht a Greased in deep mourning infant, was in court wit her brother and her @uughter Lucs vie When husband walked from sete Prison c any , uttered ap fbb i) out Into the ie bats t ~ Officers lift HALA nC Res sr corridor bieh rhe Tam very sorry. madam,” sald the = eee cout womust take Doctor Is Determined. wed Dr La ria th Meanwhile ‘BRIDGE PLAN NO. 1,030 SHAW SWINGS Ak POOH-POOHED BY GROUT. WITH C000 EFFECT. Comptroller Finds Many Redsons Why Herr Lindenthal's Idea Should Be Vetoed. CUTS OFF BOND PURCHASES stn dal AND SAVES MONEY. tor} After man, a order was re ompanied “by als nint whole width pr foot BG bbb drones Bee bores LINDENTHAL’S COUPON, sminent br emt from ¢ die Street Nankers Got a Profit ef 815,002,823. Ma without the pe Becretary Phaw, who to Wa that time ty thropy has © His sus; clause, wt close of busine aive pro CITIZEN'S COUPON. - ACCUSED OF FRAUD) on cota |CHARGED WITH IMPORTING non Tr eter ILL PT MORGAN coup ON WITRESSSTAND, w Special | rittes Aetive and Alleged that They Conspiracy w Faaminer pare <» soeon| MERGER'S OPPONENT WANTS | Pree deore HIS TESTIMONY. SUICIDE HIDDEN WITH | SHOT AT. Stern Brothers © Leather Goods Dep’t | JAMES McGREERY & CO. JAMES McCREERY & CO. Sale of UPHOLSTERY DEP'T. | | ORIENTAL CARPETS. ; 4th Floor. ease ming bene DRE Gu Cases Lace and Muslin Curtains, 2, Fine India Carpets. Special Values, Tc-morrew Renaissance and Arabian Sizes 8 ft. x 10 ft. to 10 velling Bags os | Lace Curtains,—new de- ft. x 13 ft. f t Le 14 in. $3.95, 15 in, 4.25, 16 in 4.50 signs, $49.00 to 75,00 le Leather Suit Cases 22 and 24 inch $4.35 $4.50, $5.50 and $6.50 Turkish Carpets, — hand- per pair. Usual prices $6.25 to $8.75. English Bobbinette Curtains, zai | —with lace insertion and deep lace edged ruffle, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00 per pair. 1,500 pairs, Printed organdie some pieces,—sizes 9 ft. 6 in, x 12 ft. 8 in, to 9 ft. 1o in, x 14 ft. 8 in $60.00 to 90.00 About one-half usual prices. Mauve Leather Bags 15 in., with sterling silver fittings, Much Below Reeulat Prices Stationery Department A special offering of Rofigee Writing Paper boxes of 120 sheets and 100 envelopes, $19.75 250 Carabagh Rugs. $6.75 each 13° ‘ : . r oa size and square envelones) ae curtains,—with deep ruffle. | 50 Handsome Brussels Rugs. - (esi iser et Full length, | —size 9x12 feet. \ Now iDereniiia 65¢. per pair. $12.75 Brass Bedsteads & Cribs 5,000 yards Imported and 500 rolls Fancy China Mat- | i f tings. I Also White Enamel with Brass Trimmings, eee ee i cae, : Pure South American Hair and Elastic Felt Mattresses, =e : o ae Fem Viner 9, $5.00 Feather Pillows ‘and ‘Bolaters, Attractive designs and Per roll of 40 yards, facelontenia colors,—suitable for Fur- Value $7.75. To-morrow and Wednesday niture slip covers, wall A number of high-grade $ hangings and summer Twenty-third Street, Brass Bedsteads, 49.50, 55.00 draperies. Reduced from $65.00, 70.00 and 75.00 West Twenty-third Street $1.00 per yard. 5 STOCKS ACTIVE — MESSAGES OVER = Sst ay Soe a, we em AT THEOPENING, OCEAN BY JUNE, sinc, act! cet, nm i springs and pillows to blue, turquoise and black, order, 4 and 614 15c., 18c, and 2s5c. per yd. ——__________..... French and Euglish cre- tonnes and cea JAMES McCREERY & C0. numerous designs, —_ inches wide, RIBBONS. : inches wide. “< MANHATTAN LED IN UPWARD MARCONI COMPLETING CAPE Sead MOVEMENT. BRETON STATION. 1gc, and 35¢. per yard, Fancy taffetas ribbon, Blue, pink, mais, nile vio- let, cardinal and navy blue grounds with white stripes, — or white grounds with colored stripes, 4 inches wide. Twenty-third Street. r Wasa Weak nined at neral Tone algamated Co Spot, bat Was Firm. ny Can ————_ “The Only EXCLUSIVE Trimmed Hat House in New York."" FOR SEVEN DAYS. EDWARD PHILLIPS KILLED ‘on: HIMSELF UNDER COVER. 4% 1gc. per yard, 279 Sixth Avenue Twenty-third Street (Between 17th and 16th Strests) Announce Their Annual Spring Opening of the latest and most approved styles in Trimmed Hats and Bonnets TUESDAY, March 18, WEDNESDAY, March 19, Wireless station at Cape hief engineer in Can- | mother JAMES McGREERY & CO. LADIES’ SUIT Dep't. wulat re ods We) Walking Suits,— made of men’s suit fabrics. ‘The heart are worse to * ls weaker fe Ws EL Largest Assurtment of Trimmed Coats are short, with the ‘et The Whent Market. Hats in the City and Best Values new “slot” seams, pe at market ned a shate LEL_AND!S, 279 Sixth Ave. 5 i color: BIG STRIKE ABOUT OVER. menibt(oendicnayl site : Dieilacc ris nid Hosten tvtiy thy « Cted. wa i o \ an Be slaparatentontonin eiaes THIEF IN HABIT Of Pleated walking Skirts. sua There was no demand Blue and gray. Y 8 uy . t from small shorta. snd He 1b 1» ie Py York's opent price © 1-8, ning peices were 76; July, 763-8 to Sto 763-4. May o Flare flounce walking Skirt~ Blue, black and grey. any OPTICIAN’S STORE TWICE eee M rh to 623-8; & ; December, sit SUFFERS IN SIX WEEKS. $6.00 s closing prices were: March 4 offered, May, # 1-2 offered, r, 80 1-4 nominal, Lawless Man es 5 SAM JONES ILL. eae sureties See ee sincreicrtnitere Twenty-third Street. Mayer of Toledo Attmeked by osing prices were: ne nh ard's Stock. | Pleurisy in California ae y k . H 5 ‘July, a ss bid, September, © Within six weeks the etore window of SE at malt ————— H. Seward, optician, at No. 137 East Mi: a inet FINE FABRICS FOR DRESSES, Trenty-nira street. has twice been broken into and robbed. Each robbery | was committed on a Sunday and the po- JAMES M-GREERY & CO. FANCY GOODS. 500,—Imported Belt sets,— Front and Back orna- ments,—with cut steel Arne New lice believe by the same man. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANA Mf the ne spring in view most exquisite novelties, and summer season are at the establishment of 1 Constable a Co. Among these he new pengee silks which Paris has decreed must take the place of the siard in the wardrobe On the first oceaston optical goote— | amorg them a microscope—were taken from the store window. Last night the store window was again smashed and the miscreant, a man wear- ing a light overcoat, made off with a) pair of opera glasses and spectacies| the more expensive printed turniwhed of his two-time bunglarious pele visitor, that he can put the police on the man's trail ‘ or woman, Embroidered pon- i ; Valued at $75. Four policemen gave ints yi alot effect, the dota in chase but the man escaped. Optician po if PORT OF NEW YORK. w vale Rreen on natural) goward belleves, from the leacription $1.00 per set. . Value $2.00. Any blue and other mines a yard and a half SS and Power's att extimony bef mont formi. ore he tee. 8 March 17.—The Cotton] str. Me || Exchange here will be closet on March | owing 2, 29 and 3—the Eatser holidays. an may refuse to testify, fol the example of the Amalgamated Copper directors. . 6 Nanderiits and directorate. the new filet lace, novelties, Some cked nun's Twenty-third Street. The Cotton Market. The local cotton market opened firm to-day, with prices 3 points to § points) higher. Makes which declared Ke . x Conditions favored a bull sentiment rit ent. and Stn the early market. Liverpool cables | Bre | were higher than expected, and Fall | My River news wan very favorabie. ‘After the call the market was quiet | but steady, Shorts and commission ana | Noueee were the chiet buyers. 6 opentn, cen were twelve yards to 4.91; a) to 6.05. Mt will be seen §55; Ju t silk gown wi Ina, James cher. FLYER HITS STREET CAR. PEAMSHIPS Day N rf: APH a) AMSHIPS be mare expensive (hen that ee ire eat| aie r, Rat to | bu AY. MILWAUKEE, Win, March 1Z—in al few seasons ae ta i.eit_-Deccmbe ee eer KOS pean: Ae seer a -olliaion between the Pioneer Limited) 5.3" Fe, range in price from #7 to| Orbe he 8 Ponce.carinoee, m Chicago and a Howell avenue car " mand. the new motest | £agt tik at to at the Kinnikinnick avenue crossing ten vassengera were injured, but none! j fatany, q Heathburn Havre Minneapolis, Londom. Georgian, Liverpool, Altal. King Altal: Kinzsten, which is embroidered tn | % he flowers p faintly bane 4 |