The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1902, Page 3

IMEEY STITC MAY WIN $5,000 Torn Note which Miss Agnes McManus: Pieced Together Her Basis for Claim Against Uncle’s Estate. “FIGHT ON IN THE COURTS. ¢//Mother, She Says, Helped Him at Critical Time, and Though Rela- tive Amassed Fortune, He Died >. Without Keeping Promise. ‘A stitch in time may or may not gaye nine, but Miss Agnes McManus has strong hopes that the. few stitches Bhe took in some old scraps of paper were in time to save her something like $5,000, These fragments, when pleced to- gether, showed the signature of Justice Freedman, of the Supreme Court, and ‘Thomas McManus, her uncle, the latte of+whom had agreed, sho says, to leav her $,000 when he dled, but falled to do so in his will. The beneficiaries under the will have refused to recognize any claim of hers in the settlement of the estate, and sult has been begun, Borrowed from Her Mother, The young woman's story is that, though her uncle died worth more than $1,000,000, which he had accumulated as ® contractor and builder, he was at one time in such strattened circumstances that he accepted a loan of $25,000 from her mother, who was then well'to do. Miss McManus says the agrement be- tween her mother and her uncle was that in consideration of the money ad- vanced to help him at a critical time he was to build and present to her a fine house for her own use, and was to provide for the return of the $25,000 upon his death, In 18H, the young woman declares, her familly having grown poor while her-uncle waxed rich, she went to him and asked for a return of her share of the $5,000. Thereupon, she says, an| agreement was made between them py which she was to receive $5,000 when her uncle dled. ‘They ment before Jus- tice Freedman, where puper was drawn up and signed by “‘Dhomas Me- Manus and the Justice. She did not read the paper, but says she was assured that it provided for her claim gf $5,000, Denied Her Claim. ‘The uncle died on Jan. 14, 1900, leaving ee} to his son, Thomas F. MaManus; $2,000, to his “daughter, Catherine: sev eral small and the re to his widow juests to other relatives, inder of his large estate Eliza MoManus, and his son Charles EB. MoManus. MoManus made a de- mand. "upon her aunt and her cousin for Mod fytgeurt ea of her claim she says they refused to acknowledge it and the note sale rere: pleat 8. \ sowed ‘them them, together “ind bigoel chem s in ne raeey ine House, Grosema Shel ve ) her ers. ey have = a sult’ in the Supreme Court, ‘The de- nse js a general denial. pry for the sig on the note, Jus- fico Freedman says hia Je genuine, but he does not recall the {i it. NEW EVIDENCE FOR ALBERT T. PATRICK Sensational Charges to Be Made as Basis for Plea for a New Trial To-Morrow. AMdavits making sensational allega- tions and submitting what purports to be new evidence in the case of Albert T, Patrick, now awaiting electrocution in the Death House at Sing Sing, will be filed to-morrow afternoon before Recorder Goff, who sentenced him to death ‘These affidavits will be the basis of @ plea for a new trial, Failing in that the case will be taken to the Court of Appeals. So far the case is following along the lines of that of Molineux, and it is said that upon a second trial Patrick's counsel anticipate a similar verdict to that won by Molineux. John C. Tomlinson, leading counsel for Patrick, had intended filing the affi- davits with Recorder Goff this morning, ag ‘an incident occurred which Caarelv ot Be ilod tnt so that the papet until to-morrow a: ternoon, ails ed in then new or patil a was, | denied by ‘Tomlinson, but he woul Qény that an emort is tobe mace Gf Molinoue and that {ite same ‘extep- tions are to be argued before the Court fs. would not the Me would co) sist ot attorne: ailidavits ni arges, but admitted that the informa- tion contained | in Te, roca oe of a is un- will b be mae ed oy attorne: s on much interest as by tion was {. YOUNG GIRL A SUICIDE. Indifference of Elderly Admirer Miny Have Made Her Déespondent. ‘ Alice Meson, fifteen years old and a pretty brunette, committed suicide at her home, No, $1 Milton avenue, Jersey City, by @rtnking carbolic acid, She was found by her mother lying on the floor of @ bathroom, She had been dead te was et a domestic in poy Valentine, No, 624 tere West ‘Hoboken, but slept at tell wi er aided feral Tt is exe ae been eee eft in. Peso yy an in res ip nous: he ‘ad- mired pee me vena he told er.she wae The poli AO good emer tion a ld Bes and will fhake an invest! gation. Extra ‘Seasion Story Doubtea, |, Nov, 17.—The state- ment given out in Milwaukee, attributed to Senator Spooner and Representative thet President Roosevelt has ed to call an extraordinary sea- the Fifty-elghth ee N.Y. Superlor Court. Agnes MoManus; I promise to pay Agnes McManus $5,000 at my GIRL AND NOTE ON WHICH $5,000 CLAIM IS BASED. See ey ce yom Beetasac Ivonne patone-| eRe) 5s eC THE WORLD: bi BhiNG, NGv LaDu Ls, Salva-cea Cures jj Piles. by It Is Worth Its Weight in Gold,” is the way one has-been sutlerer ex- presses it—and, truly, when you think of the misery and incon- venience caused by Pilesand know or surely Salva-cea puts a stop to it, that doesn’t seem an ex- travagant statement. Salva-cea isaspecial remedy for this disease. In every case of Piles—blind, bleeding or itching—Salva-cea will give you instant relief. More than that, it will effect a permanent cure, except perhaps in those extreme cases that have become a matter for the surgeon. But it brings ease and comfort from the tirst application. Salva-cea isa quick and certain remedy for a Cold in the Head, Ca- tarrh, Burns, Bruises, Chatings and all itchings and painful skin affections. Two sizes, 25 and 50 cents. At druggists, or by mail. SALVA-CEA, 274 Canal St., New York. a ee death Is payment of her ahare in the estate of MeManua, her Nor kD TAD, {St 7) FREEDMAN, FOUR ROOMS COMPLETELY at $125. 00. Compare Our Goeds, Also the List of Articles We Furnish, wit! 4 EACH AUTO MUST CARRY A NUMBER Police Arusha Dive Drivers of Hack last young Dawson, carrying ‘a small | Automobiles Which Do Not} wai Display Owners’ Marks. Central Park police are rounding up|by her mother, slipped out of the room auto drivers who fall to display their in-|Ainttes with a. {tlals on machines, and before night they expect to have forty or more men under arrest for violation of this ordinance. Until the law {s generally observed the police will keep a sharp lookout and arrest every offender, The cases against five drivers for the New York Transportation Company were called in the Yorkville police court this morning and adjourned unt!! to-morrow. ‘They were arrested to test the question whether hack autos should show a num- ber or Initials of the temporary owner. ‘The machines driven by arrested men are in most cases rented from the com- pany by Individuats and the chauffeurs are provided with the autos, The police contend that these machines should bear the initials of the persons who rent them, This view is taken by the Corporation Counsel and he advined Commissioner Partridge and the High- way Commiasioner to act accordingly. Door Hangings. We will offer on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, the following very special values in Portueres, all of this season’s Pees each pattern shown in a full line of colorings, ‘| At$4.00&$ 5-00 pair, Corded Armure, Fringed Armure, Bordered Repp, i Figured Armure, At $6.50 pair, Oriental Tapestry, Frou Frou, Embroidered Armure, Mercerized Armure. At $12.50 & $13.50 pair, Derby Satin, Mercerized Duplex, At $20 & $25 pair, Embroidered Velour Portieres, Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th st t}of Mrs, Annie G. PARLOR,—Satin Damask or Velour Par Jor Sult, five pleces; Pler Mirror, Fri glam, 18 by 40. tnohea; Imitation Parlor Table, “DYNAMITER” SENTENCED. Hoy whet melaly Al I be. | Pillows, 1 Polished Rocket | oak Chi ort 1 enamelied or golden 10 yarda Matting, English Tollet wens! atts twenty made a bold attempt Walker, of No, 854 was sent to Elmira} Frame mahogany finished, highly Polished, fine da- mask upholstered, Seventh avenue, Reformatory by Judge MeMahon In | hate ands bag General Sexsions to-duy. On Oct. 15] Revie mad) back ack bag, walked coolly into Mrs. | Asian pirtice ker's apartment and demanded: — | ae Lowe “Give me all your jewels or I'll drop this bag of dynamite and send you all to eternity. I'm in trouble and don't care what becomes of me. Miss Grace Walker. who was standing CONTENTS OF K Stove, one Kitchen Table, 3 Yards Olleloth, twenty-five pleces Tinmare, Kitchen Closet with glass doors, or Ice Box, lone Gan Stove. ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT. 84th St. “L" Third Ave., Near 84th St. OPEN SATURDAYS DINING-ROOM.—Oak Sideboard, with | be ir oak neat ©) Ex at thi sthreat and returned in a few pollccinan. The bag con- talned a pair of spectacles and a hypo- dermic syringe. Judge McMahon’ re- funed to listen to a defense that the youth was a morphine flend. Station at Corner, Till 10 o' Clock. ail throughout. 2 OTE EL TLR hove Saks & Company SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Relative to ? ' LA PREMIERE CORSETS. The difficulty of introducing a new high-grade Corset has been realized. We have charged it to experience. It’s easier to go around a hill than stumble over it. We'll go around ours. It will be a costly operation, but it will be ‘ worth the price. For the next FIVE DAYS, we will make a FIFTY PER CENT. REDUCTION in all our La Premiere Corsets, of which there are eight ex- clusive models and over one hundred styles in Plain or Fancy Coutil, Embroidered Batiste, Fancy Broché, Brocaded Silk and Black Wool Materials. They are the handicraft of ex- pert corsetiers, and are made from imported materials, gored at every possible point, bias cut, and thoroughly whalebonedl It is anticipated that this concession will serve to introduce their merits and establish their worth among those who are accustomed to made-to-order or imported cor- sets of the highest grade. Each corset will be fitted, as usual, by the best corset experts at our command. Regular Prices Range from $5.00 to $35.00. For this week only we offer as follows: Regular $5.00 La Premiere Corsets at $2.50 Regular 8.50 La Premiere Corsets at 4.25 Regular 10.00 La Premiere Corsets at 5.00 Regular 12.50 La Premiere Corsets at 6.25 Regular 15.00 La Premiere Corsets at 7.50 Regular 18.00 La Premiere Corsets at 9.00 Regular 22.50 La Premiere Corsets at 11.25 Regular 35.00 La Premiere Corsets at 17.50 After this week full prices will again prevail. Broadtnay, 33d to 34th Street STORES EVERYWHERE. 108 121st Street: Chatham Square: 2226 to 2234 Third Ave.} 193 to 205 Park Row, Corner 121st St. Chatham Square. EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING. Everything. Reliable. CARPETS, BEDDING, STOVES, RUGS. Gas Cylinder Wood Seat T. apestry Rugs, Heaters, | Rocker, 9x12, polished golden oak, Reduced from $21 to . saddle seat, high $13.98. and flue connections, No coal used. panelled back. Regu- inhcm lave anet $ 1 3 5 Jar ahead 50.00 grader reduced ts $3.85 From up. reduced to ee $4.20 , Double Ratchet. Sofa, Pier Glass, ° both ent adjustable, especially suited for a parlor; mahogany finish frame, Gola B 40x18 in, reduced from $21.50 to i lished, 0) rame, , Hy ae $15.75 Mirror, French bevel highly burnished 48x20 plate mirror, Kentucky marble top late, | Parlor Tedle, 24x on base; 24 top, handsomely special price, for this ila reneeyd carved wood rim, eek onl ; ‘ either in golden oak ¥ » rom $12.00 to or mahogany finish, 9% $14.70 Cash or Liberal Credit. 7.95 Customers may add to their Accounts in either store or make payments at either, suiting their own conbenience. No extra charges of any hind. RETAIL CHONGE BRANCHES CROCERIES SALE CONTINUED. VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER,” Our Butter Sale last week was such a marked success that we have decided to con- A Pound, tinue it for Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day. This butter is the finest made, and you can well afford to try it at this price. The Cc quality cannot be matched elsewhere. JATIS. Liberty Brand, All Varieties, Good Quality, 3 Jars for 25c. GROCERIES A Pound, 25c. SOAP. 3 Cakes Babbitt’s Best Soap, or 3 Cakes Butler’s Borax Soap, For 10c. FLOUR-BAKING POWDER. 7 Pounds Pride of St. Louls Flour, A Can Davis Baking Powder, Both, 19¢, MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, La Trovatore Brand, Best Imported, Pound Package, A Package, 9c. BEEF EXTRACT. Peerless Brand, Extra Fine Quality, A Jar, 19¢, HOMINY, Large 5 Pound Package, 14c. YELLOW MEAL. 3 Pound Linen Bag, 9c. TAPIOCA. Pearl Tapioca, a package, 7C. Flaked Tapioca, tb. 5c. HORSERADISH. Strictly Pure, Best Quality, A Bottle, Oc, Washing Powder, Cleneweit Brand, our best, 4 pound package... ISe "Se pried Appies, sew cro ‘@ pound. bem domestic, Mi 7c 9% 2c 250 Se Be sbhon Brand, Gherkins, @ bottle Pickles, Chow-Chow or Onto hin, Coleen Extract, Oranges, choice Jamatca, a doren... Eerie Drand, « bottle, Black Pe . can French Mustard, large bottle... BUTLER’S GOLDEN TIPS CEYLON TEA. Like quality sold elsewhere for 6Oc, and 70c, a pound, Guaranteed, Pound HA Package, GHOICE ~GROCERIE Paccage, O0G