The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1903, Page 4

Oseph Meyer Left Home This ‘Morning, for the First Time Failing to Kiss His Wife * Good-By. ay A ROBABLY HAD A QUARREL. SU a Woman Says He Carried Diamonds] jito a Large Amount, but His _ Brothers Deny He Had Gems| For the first time since he Tied last April, Jose Wealthy jeweler of t 0 sing his wife gool- ts body was found at the foot of Bay eBach. the firm of Broad- Alam urs ther members | Mare Benjamin, Max and | He lived with his wife t n Arenshers, found that Mever usually ith tic $10,000 to $20,000 monfs, which he used as © tty canvassing, but his that he did not take them from the that haying eldes to kill 1d reporter | bags of what ie to the Adelphi stre dupe Mra, mid powder will| Congress has provided that, should the FP Meyer aia not know that her husband| be shoved tn, You could burn’ a dozen | test to-morrow be suc © ‘was dead, but she was very nervous. | matches under a b of this powder | of the same size and Bie was asked if she had quarrelied| Without Igniting Mt, but the last bag] Hull! and distribu With him before he left. put in the breach’ will contain five ook, 18; San “Why, no,” she said He left the| Pounds of black igniting powder. The and Hampton Roads, 4. aking with him hial neck of the bag will be open. When ne turret and mounting, each An hour later 1/ dls. nd asked if he had | , j of diam led up the store mn there, and the "Why did you ca ¥ suspect anything He did not isa me, bef away,” ie answered, ‘anc eit thme he had mo I wea anxious.” IT ON THE DUTCH fle Was So Busy Doping Out Names of the Courses at the Holland Dinner He Didn’t Hear ‘“The Star-Spangled Banner.” ‘A friend of John F. Carroll, at one the main henchman of Richard er, gave The Evening World the / following explanation of the reason why ‘Mr. Carroll failed to rise with the other 400 diners at the Holland Society dinner t night while the band played the « Spangled Banner.” + "Mr, Carroll was intently studying the | Putch names of the different courses on menu: when the band struck up the Patriotic air, He got to his feet with the rest, still doping out the menu. But Wefore half a dozen bars had been played he sat down so that he could bet- ter endeavor to make out the strange Words. He was so absorbed tn that + @ay that he was entirely oblivious of the Mecessities of the eltuation until he felt )* the curlous gaze of several hundred byes upon him, Then he got to his feet oR, the Jump. ‘Mr. Carroll told me that he was as ce al ‘an American as any man at the q inner and was extremoly sorry for his Unconscious his patriotism. | MADE TO DANCE HS EVIDENCE, But Detective Garland’s Testi- Mony Was So Unconvincing | the “Girl in Blue” Goes Free, failure to display Millie. De Leon, "The Girl tn Blue,| Reousen OF giying an improper dance in the Unique ‘Theatre, Brooklyn, was dis. dey in the Court of Special Keady ceared his “Not gultyt'* Forker gravely nodded (threw sympathet!c glances Who hed eat with hei at Milife, eyes demurely @ Garland floun- with Him. te mounts, to be used in the coast defense. ; | the sp -| ful dista: the breach Is closed a small cartriige ia| el .| cart pressing wirea the gun cotton will explode into | {¢ a ed To-Morrow at Sandy Building Forty Others. Unele tle Sam's largest gun—the greatest world—will be Hook Upon the hurler in the at wi sandy Weighs t he Unit 100,000 for test depends the expen © by tey Government of $100,- rty similar guns and thelr 000 foot being isted by Capt J. W. Denet, MeNutt, ut. J. Wo dolce and vO of the Ordnance De- shot pr ! | tons. ed by electricity and 8 will stand at a respecty the gun When the which welghs of gun cotton will be tnserted, Two | th trie wires will be attached to this}! lge When the current ts turned on by | to-morr a button at the ends of the Je ——==__— the black powder, which will in turn |matea, pate ignite the brown powder bag by bag. |port. Tt x In this way the explosion, though | beyond t K Greater New i scarcely spanning a second, will ve | trajectory of graded, the full energy or concussion | at uwenty-on Our Only Btore, Just Now to buy is your ju $638 and 0 and fancy cheviots, style, tion Sale Pricesses, *17 effects of clot! You'd pa Alteration Sale for Boys’ Sui and Overcoa $2 40 3. Sell elsewhere. Boys’ Russian Overcoats, w em its t ith gilt al joys’ ¢ Tile vocabulary was 60 tm: Gilute that the Court sternly ordered “Bhow us what she did,” an Imitation of the lady?" he fal mM go ahead; we want evidence,” Justice Keady. Yenire which was enough to d man at Huver's crack Coreathe | and blushed through a pltitul at-| to describe Millie's restiess exhi- | igeaes dismayed, but he was | fe made an attempt at the Extra Special § 9c, and 89c, 5 ded into two Men's fiue imported German Hose, In fancy stripes, that ‘and 3c. per pair, A nerly sold eration Sale MOE LEVY & CO,, Sell elsewhe: Suits in black Clay serges, cassimeres 5,5° $9 12 in. 5Qc. and 89c 25c. and 35c. Socks, 15 Cents, | $! and $ nd Frenoh Half. Se Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Outfitters, New Coast Defender Will Be Tested Hook, #100,000,000 May Be Expended in} 130 tons, Rife, 16 tnchen, Projectile weighs 2,400 pounda, Powder to a shot, 1,100 to 2,000 poan 3 This gun, which took thre Range, 21 milen, yuilding at the Watervilet Mussle energy, 64,000 foot der the supervistoh of Col, 3. P. Farley, [J te™™ incavraitilbn dkeh sclsa tana Sr Coxt of projectile, R600, Cost o 205. ons without Its carrfage. It th ‘ost of powder, $205. 400 pat) E Site eda Comt, including turret and Bai mounting, 82,400,000, } errr twenty-one miles, wit concentrated upon the profectile men, Ate to myriac at the same Instant | manufacturer whore daughter, | [10 myriy ; May, was married to Meyer in Aprit of | * ui us Proje igst year. First Text for Powder. powder 7 8 reported when the body was will be superintended by Col from 1,190 It was repo! Kan liameter at the’ breach, he gun att nda to the square inch, which 4 muzzle energy of 64,000 foot Despite the fact that the breach of sighs a ton, it Ix so delicately that a child could open ti score or more army attaches of different countries Will watch the test to-morrow. gun Will cost $2,400,000. ‘The turret will be of chilled ‘steel thirty-eight Inches it he mounting and carriage will ced on a foundation of concrete t square and fifty feet deep. range of the ‘ow will un t Newark, . Long ‘Branch, Brooklyn, Ja- lushing, Garden Clty and ould also shoot a. projectile borders of the entire area of ea Cont $600, as follows in the erent coast cities: Sandy Francisco, 10; Boston, 8, nelude the following yand Long Island cittes: Bilzabeth, FROM THE ATION BIGGEST GUN and rding to the rt nd six feet two The ime of explosion A , forty guns allbre will be that Will be test ew e- HE TAUGHT BOY TO STEAL HEY 4 Little Prisoners in Police Court Tell of an East Side School for Thieves. Detectives Kavanagh and Sheehan, of the Mulberry street station, told Magis- trate Zeller, In the Centre Street Court this morming, a story of a modern Fagin, ‘The detectives arraigned Julius Deseg- nia, thirty-elght years old, of No, $6 Elizabeth street, on the charge of insti- gating five small boys to steal. The five youngsters were afrested yesterday while attempting to loot the showcase en, |i front of Gustave Garetsky’s dry-goods FACTS ABOUT UNCLE SAM'S BIGGEST GUN y. that Desegnia had told them to steal and he would buy thelr booty from them. He Instructed thom how to proceed In their robberies, and by means of decoys taught them how to pick a pocket without the knowl. edge of the victim, A visit pald by the detectives to Deeg: atore at No. 212 Be All fiva boys sal mia’ how th thd finding. number of articlea whigh the boys allege | they atole.« mae ago. ‘The boya.nd- eras was eid ca B10 1 tor turthee wbenibelton, atta ‘fee ave pape were sent to the Children’s Court. HE ESTABLISHED INSURANCE ‘The Canadinn Boclety of this city Is on Feb, 2 to ereot a tablet to the mem: ory of Morris Robinson, who was at one time cashier of the New York branch of the Bank of the United States, when that was the great national financial in- stitution, and who was a Canedan by birth, The occasion ie the sixtieth an- nivergary of the establishment by Mr. Robinson of modern life insurance In this country, The tablet. which ts to be of bronze, is to be affixed to the front of the building at No, 66 Wall street, in which were located the original offices of the first permanent American life {ngurance orgaruzation, ‘The design for the tablet is being made by Tiffany. The Cana- dian Society will invite ag its guests on the occasion of the unveiling prominent officials of Canada, William Ziegler Bays More Land. William ler, of New rk, the wealthy cker’ of polar expeditions, has just purchased twenty-meven acres of land; at Coon Point, Darien, at a cost of $40,000. Mr. Ziegler now has 127 acres of land there. A gang of about 200 men are at work erecting a magnificent stone mansion from plans prepared by Bruce Price, the New York architect. For Saturday. Fanuary 17th, we will offer roo Girls’ Coats At Less Than Half Price, Consisting of the residue of stock from our great clearing e| sale. There are kerseys and the assortment and sizes from 4 to 14 years. the lot sold for less than $8.50 and up to $12.50; To close at $5.50 each, —Also— 50 Fine Coats made of Kersey ; fancy round cape of velvet and lace; as- sorted sizes, 4 to 14 years; original price was $17.50 each; To close at Yon O each. $5.5 Lord & Broadway and 2oth Street. York. ‘The altitude of the |. the 0 eniles rojectiie with a range is five miles, zibelines and various styles in Not a coat in , Lull Lengths, Laylor, dgment. verc Overcoats ford and black mixtures, both tailored avd fintshed in extraordinarily good Our regular price is $7.00, You'd pay $10.00 elsewhere, Altera- for Tourlsts’ Coats, Sell elsewhere at,, Here's the popular Overcoat of the | year, and we've been mighty successful with 'em, Belt back and in many neat Our regular price $20, " $17.00 for Boys Wercoats, Lb wtyle w ply Alterat! y 18, 16, Alterat :*10 coats. Sellelse, where at... 15-Cent CLOTHING, FL Three. Blocks East of Broadway—Near Centre Street—Out of the High-Priced District. Prices Always 1-3 Less Than the Lowest. 15% Less Than That—We've got to clear the road for an army of mechanics who say they'll raise havoc with their changes, We manufacture the clothing we sell, All the styles and fabrics, of to-day, The littlest you'll ever pay in your life and the most opportune hour of the ye We set the JRNISHINGS and HAT Your money’s worth or your money refunded. in Ox- *28 1/1 " Over« 3 50 Hy and full, red in th lot jon Sale, each... ek Shirts, with separate Unk cufte, | 44 w -dres: mimesiy sald for $1.0) to $1.60 Bian 25¢ qaitte Ant cnalehieanst tiytsettaae, saarees: ly, AT, ITM, Bh, rked for our tng tn price. fro: Jon 'Bale,, © |i ake price. 1.00 ll $850 Sui Scotch cheviots, clay worsteds and fancy mixt Overcoats of kersey and frieze material, In stylish grays, blues, browns and biack, Ev wrought, and the materials used in the | building of these suits are as fine as we | could gather. You’ Alteration Sale Price... 1.50 Shirts at 25 Cents, wen Madras and Percale SUff Bosom | ——————————————S———E——E——————————_—_—_—_————————— These Men’s Clothing Values Are Wonders. for Men's S: for Men's Suits and Overcoats. Sell elsewhere at 5] 5 its in single and double breasted $ ures, in $6 38 | | Our relay Price Is $10.00. You'd pay £14.00, Youd pay $18.00 . '. i} 5 elsewhe: Alte elsewhere, S | $ for Men's Suits. Sell 3° elsewhere at.. a2 5 | ery detail ot making is hand | Our regular price is $16.00, | Hes 00 elsewher $13.60 d pay (37° for Knee Pants, | Sell elsewhere..,,, | ’ | Knee Pants of all wool and corduroy material, fitted with patented w bands, taped seams, mad re fo su 1 pay » Alteration Ba Hows Notht marked our Be pace that kills competition—get in line with us, Sive Scotch cheviots ana worsteds, tons and kerseys. tom tailoring in everything but the price. The best skill has produced the best ma- Our regular price is $22.00, You'd pay $30 elsewhere, Alteration Sale Price..e... Boys’ Clothin pS g for the Littlest You Ever Paid. 5° Boys’ Suits, $1.00 “and Ballor jPante ft 37c walstbands; jAlteration Bale Price..,.., pecials in Men’s Furnishings. Collars at 5 Cents. | dozen In wil, including every new | s sekeon, warranted four to 1, and 25c, Neckwear at 10 Cents. 80 doz, Men's Silk Ties, Four-in-Hand and Sileld ings Made for this season's trade, Alt | ation Bale price, : $1.75 and $3 White Vests, $1. 119 to 125 WalkerSt. Our only Btore. S for MAN, BOY and CHILD. ‘ar. To look is your privilege— for Men's Suits: 1 1 70 and Overcoats,® | 8 Sell elsewhere, Suits made up of nothing but exclu- Alt overcoats hand-made and trimmed exceptional detail. Materials of mel- Our regular price is 0) for. Men’s Over. 19 seit 211830) These overcoats are identical with cus- jals and best overcoats America knows. $19.70 Quantity of Boys’ Double-breasted Uits, strictly all wool, d with elastic $1.00 to 16, ng but new, desirable oolor- 10c 9-125 Walker St, ee | THE WORLD'S UPTOWN OFFICE ere A saan cs ok OTR PAE OS re eee eked ha divin ast “rol FP PY EME TRE ALE © I CTO PTET SOE GOT FY OTT, COLE STE 20th Semi-Y early Clearance Sale Will Begin To-Morrow Morning at 8 o’Clock AT BOTH STORES. DOWNTOWN: UPTOWN: S. W. Corner Fulton & Nassau Sts. 154 to 164 East 125th St., near 3d Ave. THE EVENT that thousands of men have been interestedly waiting for will be in- augurated TO-MORROW MORNING. WE HAVE BUT TWO SALES A YEAR! ONE IN JANUARY, , ONE IN JULY. WE HAVE BUT TWO SALES A YEAR! ONE IN JANUARY, ONE IN JULY, Thenourownhigh-| {t is just ten yearsago| Then our own grade clothingis sold| that we founded the poliey high-grade clothing at less than cost of| of semi-yearly stock |is sold at less than clearance sales that have made our name synony- mous with the integrity in advertising and sound values. Byck Bres Clothing Is admittedly better than most and as good as the best that is sold in Greater New York. Not an une worthy garment has knowingly ever been admitted to our stocks. BycK BReS Clothing is worn by some of the best dressed men in this town, and is always sold at a fair price. production. NOW Is Your Opportunity. cost of production. NOW Is Your Opportunity, In this Our 20th Semi-Yearly Clearance Sale We have clipped from our well-known fair prices from 30 to 50 per cent., though every garment will be fitted as carefully, and we stand behind every sale as stanchly as if you : paid the full value price. Both Stores Close at Noon To-Day to give us an opportunity to arrange the stock systematically, so that the crowds that will come to- morrow can be waited on with the least possible delay. Every garment will be marked in plain figures, Sale Begins at Eight o’Clock Toemorrow Morning. BSEKBROS $12 and $15 Suits and Overcoats at $9.25 BeeKBpes $18 and $20 Suits and Overcoats at $11.25 , ByeKBReS $22 and $25 Suits and Overcoats at $14.50 ByexBres $27 to $30 Suits and Overcoats at $18.25 There is not a suit or overcoat in our store that Is not of this season’s latest style. THE LOWEST PRICED GARMENT IN THIS SALE IS ABSOLUTELY ALL WOOL OR WORSTED, AMONG THE SUITS you will find single-breasted three-button sacks, single-breasted four-button sacks, double-breasted two and three-button sacks, Cutaway and English walking coat sults in black dressed and undressed worsteds, thibets, fancy chevlots, cassimeres and worsteds, all of dependable quality as to fabric, color and tailoring. OUR PVERCOAT STOCK consists of the newest models, from the short 32-inch Top coat,to the 50= ¥ inch Greatcoat. The majority of our overcoats are cut in the loose ‘swagger’? 45-inch length models, The fabrics are black and Oxford vicunas, cheviots and undressed worsteds, There are some fine ker- ‘ seys and y high grade meltons. There are many men who buy our ready-to-wear overcoats who have their sults made-to-order. § $30 Evening Dress Suits at $21.75 $40 Evening Dress Suits at $26.50 $18 Dinner Goats or Tuxedos at $11.50 $22 Dinner Coats or Tuxedos at $14.75 Our Evening Clothes are equal {a point of style, fabric and tailoring to the productions of the highest class custom tailors. We have an abundance from which we can fit stout men, tall men, slender men and short men equally well. . $20 Prince Albert Frock’Coats, with vests to match, at $15.50 $25 and $28 Prince Albert Frock Coats, with vests to match, $19.25 These are made from high-grade black and Oxford undressed worsteds and vicunas. Most of the coats are silk lined throughout. 3 BYCKBRSS havea He been damnous for the high quality and individuat fashions of their trousers, in this sale you w' BYCKBReS $5.00, $5.50 and $6.00 Trousers at $3.25 ByYcKBRes 57-00 and $7.50 Trousers at $4.50 ByYsKBres $8.00 and $9.00 Trousers at $5,75 All necessary alterations will be made promptly and without charge. The purchase price for 4 any article bought at this sale will be returned upon request, . Our high class stock of Men's Furnishing Goods has been marked down from a half to q thira Jess than our regular value-for-monky prices, Our Hat stock has been divided into two prices regardless of cost. 7 All our $2.00 and $2.50 Hats, are marked at $1.35 All our $3.00 and upward Hats are marked at $1.85 BYCKBRES © DOWNTOWN UPTOWN S. W. Cor. Fulton & Nassau Sts, 154 to 164 East (25th St., near 3d Ave, Uptown Store Open'Evenings. 1,084 Broadway, Betwoon 87th and 8th Sts,