The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1902, Page 4

TOROKER 0 16 COUNSEL, WA. DELANEY. FASE FOR CURT SS | ppgss-prrING | MILLION FOR CITY J 06 SEGAL Fir | — Consists in cight widths — eighteen halt i _ {Justice O'Gorman Sustains sizes, and 143 styles, Inspector’s Friends, Basing| Comptroller Grout in Refusing This gives you 144 fittings in each shape. Their Belief on an Alleged) to pay for Ducts in Subway. From MP eines taiCAeilimes? (ceeeugl Weak Case, Bet 3 to 1 on an Regal Stores,) at the wholesale price of ie Acquittal. Comptrolier Grout was elated to-day Observe the “Window of the Sole” over the decision of Justice O'Gorman a in the Supreme Court denying an ap- each shoe which shows up the genuine Oak POLICEMEN ON THE STAND.[Pininw nie ts tus Sinn 'h Mebonata| | M leather foundation, hisouete bispa Ganeal ut on electric Get Fall Catalogue. j@ Commissioner Changes Front eeeyere! Times, and the Chief's » Counsel at Last Appeals to Spec- a i] tators to Note the Contradictions. a rit. ; a of excitement an] angry 4 putes again marked the trial of Chief Edward F. Croker tefore missioner Sturgis to- John J Be lanty, counse! for the cirf. took many exceptions to hie rulings of Mr. Stur- ‘is; finally in ‘Gesperation at what he @alled the unfair and prejudicial treat- t of nis cllent appealing to the mmbled spectators to ‘take note of the juct of the Commissioner. Mn some of his ruliters, when the ques: Pon: of the croas-examination of Chief Oroker came up early |i the day, Commissioner contridicted f Gisions of his own. Mr. i © fall to call attention to Croker's Strong De {niet Croker, under ire MR. DELANEY. CHIEF CROKER.- SIONER STURGIS. Mourners at Rabbi Joseph's Fu- neral Suffered as They Passed Point Where They Were Attacked. The prosecution rested {ta case to-day In the trial of Inspector Adam A. Cross on charges of alleged neglect of duty at the time of the riots over the funeral of Rabbi Joseph, after two policemen, Michael Serleber and Roundsman John Lonergan, of the Madison street station, had finished with thelr testimony. The prosecution against Cross 1s con- sid don all sides as having been very and there were numerous bets sed by frlends of the Inspector of 3 te 1 that he would be acquitted. Serie- | ber, who Lved in the vicinity of the ba f Company, testified that he saw from his window the start of the trouble, [and that later he went into the street to assist In suppressing the riot. He says that he saw the Hoe employes More Testimony to Show How! Mr. Grout has contended that the Rapid Tranalt act took precedence over the Subway contract, and this act pro- vides that the ducts are part of the equipment and not part of the construc- sit Commissioners, gave a decision ad- verse to the Comptroller, relying on the contract to sustain thelr contention, If the decision of Justice O'Gorman Is upheld by the higher courte, the city will saye about $1,259,000. Mr. Grout said: “The opinion of Jus- tice O'Gorman sustains my contention. In the Board of Estimate [ voted against allowing this payment, although the rest of the Board outvotea me. T now find I am upheld from a legal standpoint. “LT do not think the Brooklyn exten- ston will hive much bearing on the case, as In that qonitract the bld was under the cost. and consequently question of equipment coul nsidered.”” Sw Ex-I'resident Dend. BER Switzerland, Oct. 22—Former President Hauser died this morning, as the result of a paralytic etroke. He had been the head of the Finance De- man, counsel for the Rapid Tran-/ Cid only ta 45 Regal Stores from New York to San Francisco and London, Alen y mail, 14 Stores Metropolitan District. MEN'S STORES. BW YORK. CITY. BROOKLYN, Nassau St., det, Ann and Deekman. 367 Fulton st., opp. Montague St. Brostway.’ cor: Ieate St. Il Broadway, reat’ Bedford At Drnadw + cor, 10th St, 001 & ‘Wittougnby Ave way, bet, Ditinars BY s Ze TY: 6h Newark Rk: S11 Broad St, opp. Central RR, of NOT Depot, ‘Women’ i. STORES, NEW YORK CITY: 785 Broadway, 1339 Bs wai Opp. Bhe7 Baventh Aven Herald Square | West 195th St, corner 7th Ave, BAUMANN’S “a “3h at a it ren 9 Furniture and Carpets. "Do you ate nber the date of the Tho roundeman gaye similar testi- | ferent a ( DRAW mh rag, | ASKS ul 000 OF BLASTERERS. Balleere BUbenetaraeeeE ves) SeoL ce Black Dress 3-Room Apartment, furnished complete, at.... 49.98 nha?” asked ‘Mr. Whitman of Chiet | "| t) Z — = = uttered these cries. | The prosecution closed the case after Velvet and | Lonergan had left the stand, Mr. Mellen, {twos sometime in 189 oF 1%" | Sporting Breeds Hold the Stage | Noted Composer and Orchestra! Union Men Go Out Because of |<", ne detense, saying that he might Broadcloths the answes | moment later the first jar between! T 9-Day and the Success of| Leader Asks Heavy Damages; Cut in Wages, and Work on !»s» fer. in opening the eross-examina- a few witnesves in rebuttal, The stor's counsel asked that the | cha “3 Ge dismissed on the usual = Delaney objested to the form of the Women’s Kennel Club Is} from Musical Publication for) Many New Buildings Has. sou Puturldger snd wikigm noo | net 4 Brasilensputiowthe withers; :ierm- | ; a William ' Ay Se avai Now Assured. Its Statements. Been Tied Up. [ia man in the Street Cath 1,500 yards He quite: ihrough?” asked’ coun- 7 ; ae with @ snecr. . | — WRITE FOR LIST OF GOODS FOR THESE ROOMS. i Say GT ey Al Silk Black Panne 4-Room Apartment, furnished complete, at... 69.98 Bae cei (°c PEOPLE THERE, CALLED HIM A PLAGIRIST. BOSSES WANT ABREEWENT. COTED WHA CAneH | Dress Velvet, | Cash or Credit City or County rie the Com: — a ae ‘*Mousseline finish,” import-| Cor. 8th Ave. and 46th St. narrate plea Seetealis OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. i the an 84 tO! gtuy : fe iaeert ees a jane ia peeeay Twelve} » jed to retail at $3.00 a yard, | : | marae Ore 5 HOM dara yamental Wlasterers’ Aswoclation, tx | [ IS DEAD to-morrow at as irly thin aees for libel from the Musteal Cour ro with 40) helpers and hod r ‘ Sald the Bird: id thing,| OUYH Orchestra, ‘to re so arriers, out and thre . Who's afraid! The attendance to-d Kennel Show dispelled alld sald Mr, Delaney ‘ COMO od) itoon in record, Mr, /nual exhloits are now an ase said the Commiss: The 4% began to arr to Spectators. moralng, but Mrs. Kernochan, the Pres-| was pu ident of the organization, was on hand } before the doors opene 1 Sho is delight: trie of the plasterers Ladies} The suit of Victor 1 the mu-} The thr success of from the tnso. | on trial before Justice ‘Truax |lemands are acceded to they will call | q. a yard, jout Cie plumbers and other unton vged on the buildings from which Survived Shooting a Year and Broadcloths. Supreme Court to-day he basis of the Nbet actlon was the | . alfa fed wlth the progress the Association hus, jun wwe Of Ame NMAL gen was the ors reeeteytttin pera Pick out here the clothes your make note of the fact that tees a ee ER ESOS tated that Vietor Herbert was a pia. ! 4 Thompson. President of the nt in Prison with Man Who Killed Her Mother 50 pieces boy needs—do the same elsewhere, . Fine Domestic \and send back the poorer lot. 5 cate rons iss onotan Employing Pusstercra’ Association, says | pus ebleations notes mio fn Rnmenite halt strike was forced by his as- ‘ ‘i in or to compel the men} empts Ureproot hotels trom ually drew well, tat now that) 1 : ‘ Saal aetna Tena r mi) games, Whitman cannot be counted asa factor and the | that nat oven a street plano wonld pay to reach an agreement which has been cial to The Evening World.) We know the stuff we put in is a rule which gays that @}exhibit is drawing on its merits. 1, ny attention to them desired for nearly a year, BORDENTOWN, N. J., Oct. 22.—Sister Broadcloths P Sor hole! need not, we reported ire here to stay and that| THe publication, still referring to Her= vesult of to-day's strl Agnes, of the Convent of Mercy, at sofiotn eel tnt: wo) ‘boys’ clothes, know it’s put in to stay. paste been Inepect ed. Seen bert, alao stator that “great symphony been stopped ont Lakewood, who wa shot a year ago by (Of @ SUperior quality and| y i P ay Was there any inspection of the Park | we will become a big factor in the en } o A + Bae Hotel between Oct, % 180s, and | ne, Nee cecome a bie: eouuetes cna: nnbeaentiea fe ug in the city now under process | ; 4 . Everything boys wear. cae remember any report of In dein sporting dees pranks of composers of shoddy At Sea FuR Ln, , WO laiaaGing sonvineieraatne Ganice y finish; colors:—brown, navy, | 28 om fe 5 1 BPO! g dogs oft) S RATiRnIRRCa OWRD he chief structures affected are: The |“ os 8 tx | farce operas, allan teg shows va rtccetss | She recovered from the wounds at the | STAY) garnet, tan, castor and pection after July 4, ‘ ree | BAY SbIRE Retin anil nover Bank, Pine and > ‘Did you consider the hotel a .flre- probably better represented thar Once Landed Mis Works. New Stock xe! in Broad |{!me, but was taken sick recently and | black, F pn mmasioner denied him the privilege of | The wn last se iving his objections noted mo sald Ne. gia the alrs of whieh were so unpalitadte Rocers, Pert & Company. a any other In the Garden. The ribbs ; with NyeATOnir} the satel SBrlat h avenue | *ecumbed to the malady 1.50 | mB wWaltman'then road from the min=|for these nthe hands of! Parmer, the plalatift's counsel, was Otto riy-second street; Frank J, | Lawless, who was drunk when he did Gi | vanashoe nes arSentene amaatne Otho. Baget,. the Bawllaly Judge tt ri the firm of Witmark & Sons, W house in Fitt ue, and [the shooting, Is serving a three-year ‘ a yard, We fill orders Witness srteailtiog Uiathe ld not consider] Major Taylor, of this olt Hishers, Ife Identified eeveral Hotel, Fifth avenue and| sentence Trenton Prison. . by mail. ‘thi e. mate) Feptoot ee een bull dogs published under the name Sister Agnes was Mary Doyle before special value, bach: Jt hls ayo Herbert. Mark M. Blumenth mare hun-!she took the veil, and the ¢ o it be. It fs on the record.” ‘attered all | 1, and the daughter of Judge of that class, b Mfr. Delansy Here opjected and tong | Keene: tl hy of the Musical Col was U4 jon wate work has beca Briiget Doyle, of Burlington, N. Jy wrangle ensued bet ‘ that hfs automobile had toned by Mr. Palmer regarding 4 undone non ts sald, | Who Was murdered by Albert Clymer in OK 7 a als the true status of th the way ulation of the defendant publ: vUlk gaunot be resumed wind an agrees an attempt at robbery, je Commissioner appe yous and Hd ut ment ts reag abe Panty ty yus to Dracaena aenetat Cut 9 LE erving twenty years In Broadway & 20th St. f \ AA Hibeeitisth aca Mailed! “Hea dnines: (Thome ter Agnes was brought rein Changes Front Agu with: the Ao paene ea Meese MOT SLUSty, wutR CANES Employers’ Ass yand will be buried h | of seven rings are 1 Ng tise hot allowed testify as te the grounds to- For the second time within the hour) the work Musial Courier in the the Commissioner again overruled him-| made this grit, favoring i for the prosecu- | that they. w On Thursday—A Sale of Mr. Palm oh. vas e purpose of foreiig son the ope Muateal Co pub we amen inte a n role rar. SS =| eee t ant a f ooh ‘ ih yene naw a ae been trou ad wit FALL SHIRT WAISTS Commissioner's prev Ont the co ‘i Court f ces Eee ote i tat eee , two prize-wi Hernards, Lothar | ye paimer tt uaniaien medesa <volune newest models with silk stock; or, of Russian Atistanding the Paton and Hampated Rose, on parade about Peas hen i : tyes | Crash, entire waist of tailor Stitched plaits ry 3 L ba " yard mitting to the Court and Jury ntlyt 5 the Commissioner Mr. Whitman ¢ Ae Stren Ming Davis, Mes Heed Iseilous publleation, Ie xa a for # a day. | colors gray or black, regularly $5.00........06.... Mot contin line of #-exam- | Tetion objec f amit | in iB felt that the silent) witness in typ Specification of charge two was|™ Woula say more for his client's cause lend water than a regiment of living witnedses could, erin 4 , ’ ’ LADIES’ WAISTS of Momie Cloth, with ne stele wil note easy of | Shirt Waist Sth Dresses stitched plaits, colors red, blue or black, reat is judicated by the temper of larly $2.50...... eeeee e ing xo, 1 wast rits| For Women—In changeable Taffeta Silk—entirely net model— | ADIES' WAISTS, of flannel, buttoned at side, tition Colors: Black, Blue. Red, Green and Jasper— colors red, green or black; also of black brilliane ho port a stine, tucked front and back, regularly $2.00, vere thone of Musical Courier, sald: Jation, A committe Pa M h f Ai Mtabons at ARI INTHOEALEHA RO MORL MH IRA Rue aie vm a bona 512, 75 Vala: $20.00 125th Street WV B hot eadaaens eran fat Ande wou hal better read’ tt to [ith the men were notackorded a hea 2 K t, etween Li & sinaeaem ts Reo aa "| WOMEN'S RAIN COATS <1 Wis artivles to the juey. but had hardly F «pre! OF Superior qualily Shower: Proof Materials—gray, olive and tan— Mr. Albert Freshman, 125 Irving ave., Brooklyn, N. Yu. ce when h + mate was quickly and completely cured of’ Chronle Stomach Trouble by Dr. Gardner after he had been treated for many diseases by different doctors without relief. Dr. Gardner'a perfect treatment promptly cures Indigestion, Dys- pepsin, Catarrh of Stomach and Vowels, Bloated ids hitman witness of the + Inquest into th Feo ee ea in | Justice Truax, In tooking throt tt two classes, out ferent articles on Vistor Herbert in the) ait to id € “that without a alin of aout the hotel took fire from spark ming from the armory fire, on hie glasses, actempted call more nto a ard’ nounce a complex period of musi r tne workmen $ $ ‘Dbject to the w 4," 3: jawbreakers, spluttered, and finally ad- | Naa been called for next muorday night e ° maa je Word safeguard,” said Aba Ward aU A eRe AE “Tard unites cn date should he met ahead 0 ‘d ; nik it he had potter slur over th nn time, tho ested say se well. 1 ut withdraw the ques None inpronouncable phrases 0 Posalbittty oe th i plas. Values $16.75 and $19.75 bina week! sireler nal TAN COVERT CLOTH COATS 1 Could Read Them. rhe in A was the Cor {4 re ruling, help you out,” sy A Point Against Sturgis, - F Veer: eee Pac aan of the ‘ Stomach, Pains Through Bones and Muscles, Head- faBUE he withdrew the question, ren- Octogenarians, Nonogenarians Bee hing. for the paper. Mr] qacntoontth ftes For Women—Of superior quality Tan Covert Cloth—new models— none ee ee ee Sienna Tene tinier a shea an improper on and Septuagenarians to At-) !<« ed down the column Law- : handsomely tailored—stth and satin lined, 435 FIFTH AVENUE (BET, 38TH AND 39TH STS.) - well, t ommisetor % | ver ud tripped on, and in a few EW YORK CITY, whore ho treuts and cures all diseases feruling stricken from the r tend an Odd Party. | rolling sentences reeled off the tech RING COFFEE, $ $9 $75. GS ‘and STOMACH, Hours dally, ® A, eg" alate of the Are jeal exireasiona, while eourt-ream ani Nearly Killed the Nurse. S e ye Cc asked after recess. justice laughed at Mr Palmer's dis r¥bu tee POnINt: Pubray: the Dr, Wiltiim B, Hard, rather of formor |comiture, mai ecalleetrcy Gtycd eeu Values $12.00, $15.00 and $19.00 vikes. I I night ere? County Judge Husd, of Brooklyn, to- | Mr, Palmer, red: si the face, turned y Is sick ‘It Stands Alone) Fa eat Ue neneherinesinaltoibarthaon eanmcren WALKING SKIRTS tin my being unable} Who ean tenderly nurse the patient! h j to read this; it ts very serious, as back to health. But we forget some-| For Women—New Models—Fine quality Broadcloth, Melton and The superb product of the ous us It would be if any one a times that It 1s pretty hard on | English Plaid and Check Miser celebrated of not Knowing any law." Mother. " 1 be very comical, indeed,” Mrs. Propst, of Albany, Ore., says: $ $ $ torted Hummel, and the Inugh); "About twenty-seven months ago 5 98 5. 00 9 hey j Was agali he phAlout's counse | Father suffered with a stroke of pa- ° {0 o. ad you nave any conversation with # Purroy that night c ning the | mente to "i dia not.” fouree pend You receive reports trom the com. | ¥ commander on the Wicke fire? r Ae e Wicke fire ha ‘D misao base AYOUT Teports to the mer on those reports?” ‘aid not. vrrange-| #Pon Mr, Hum} red completion of | nothing to laugh N aftalr: which he terms ten ption,” that will on Saturday afternoon In his me residence at Bedford avenue mer street. More than Eueste are invited to 4 one of these ts under day announ CREDIT OMEN & CHILDREN. cRY AND ALL INDS OF FURS. ALSO WATCHES, NTAMONDS & JEWELRY, Ny dre and no sears « near 65th st, ralysis, confint him ale +) rs sets crt, aarti Heit cae a head it aes SF ae 1000 and $1450) POU Ws nanuatran crore co ° ation of the chit |1) u veda yan ie ¢ o vith co . wat $ bs alleged effort of the w Meanie . men of his own c Nanas M ° MDL sou ead a brass band through| Was seventy-four years old, and NEW YORK} 24 3 & * 0 ony . coy} ( rat heads and as oo nnd il he music avd Sefredhe {the streets of New York?’ Mr. Hummel | through connent Sstendance upon ily, For Women—In Black Peau de Soie Silk—two new styles—hand- , oe y the pro- | enenta of the Kind that old men ilke— father los Po gece auaiteet cand tucke Hned to-morrow morning at io |gonceatigntornim Pans of Me prevent] bud ou! Wer real | RETA anally rahe becuse: Vers twee sme 43.98 e eted ore “ f i £ ninety vente Tid nee ee ene than |Rho. arian “rh prodiiced nervous and ll herself, ¢ Value $5.00 | distillery, a, HAND Rlnacky ys Joseph Applegate and: De % Rich, Shtteshury ‘Theatre, was a lar “By her physician's order she be- MASH STRAIGHT Kentucky Rye of New York. Many n t and gan giving Father both Postum Food Ui thoroughly matured and] QuICK ANSWERS TO HELP Coffee and Grape-Nuts, and in that wnehe us tie CALLS come to advertisers who put ' ; avmuccens.* PON vay began using both herselt,. The A fb absolutely Pure, a a effect was very noticeable, | Father é OU 1 (4M 7'0: aha Gold Medal Awarded at Paris, 1900, pee Help wanes Le in the eoras til ru niproved — rapid ani ‘other re- " junday World. mpetent workers he cs. when you gained her strength and health, and H. B. KIRK & CO, N. ¥. Spe nsaTE TIEN TEM NOME IT ds th. 1 present prominese tn E na Es Merry Schrodding and) becn invite, including cx-Mayor Deby fy, at Port Carbon, Pa.| whitney. ex-Chiet Police 1 damaged: by dynamite this| Campbell, Judge. George Re: ite bE reten weaver | end De Ce eM ornrun, uge the ‘1 i Gant, Turd maa if oy Ny NY Brooknel oT nden the ¢ e ing emplo: ent to 4 ‘sone fui] | Conn. ut he ay lived tor atty’ yeurs PaarAing now both are well and strong. Mother 2 HE ae Same | SEaregate age of those who will attend, ortvne ‘alle says it {8 all due to the continued West 7. Wwenty-third Street, ; eho fay Wants for guidanea, - -' > @ affair will amount to 7,300 years, “1 gan prove It use of both Postum and Grape-Nuts.” pit “it tee ee fee c : saa oS! : f ‘ i otis at cae Nene j ‘ ah it Hama MO hak si . kay Nee; ail tue ie be dua a oD i ii P34 se ee cane i pete 1. pa BN "AN Oe Be f Ta iS FR re ke: 3) ss = ee ; ; i .