The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1903, Page 12

4 nd j " the Pub him in the Astor Battery ‘ \ppines, ———_—— During the next three days, before our inventory, we will offer our entire stock of Winter Jackets—Long Coats, Persian Lamb, Near Seal Coats—Dress, Walk- ing and Shirt Waist Suits—Dress and Walking Skirts, at the lowest prices ever known, Short, Medium, 34 and Full Length Coats, Values from 10,00 to 75.00, at 3.50 4,50 5,00 7,50 10,00 12,59 15,00 19,50 25,00 House Dresses and Shirt Waist Suits, Value 18,00 to 50.00, 8.75 12.59 16,50 19,75 350 Dress and Walking Suits, variety of styles and materials, most of them over silk drop, Value 18.00 | ot) 25.00 30.00 At 8,75 12,50 16,50 & 19,75 35.00 40.00 50.00 / 7s Dress Skirts of fine quality Cheviot, 9 gore flare, made over full Drop Skirt of guarantee taffeta, Regulaf price 18.00; special, Q,75 125 Dress Skirts of fine Broadcloth, Voile and Etamine, made over extra fine Drop Skirt of guarantee taffeta, Value 25.00 30.00 32.50 35:00 175 Walking Skirts, Value 4.50 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 French Flannel and Albatross Waists, Value 5.00 and 6,00, at 2.50 Persian Lamb and Value 50,00 35.0 49,5057, 5075, 00 80,50 125,00 Yrachott CaxhrasleCo. Broadway a At? 38 2,98, At 15,00 4,75 Near Seal Coats, to 250.00, at nd 13th St. | WHEREIS THE —CREENE SHIFTS. | WELSHWITWESS. THE NSPECTaRS Hutchinson, Who Said He Saw » Mrs. Cherriere Fire the Shot Which Killed Detective, Has { Disappeared from the City. CORONER DOUBTS RETURN. ‘The inquest into the death of Detec- tive Welsh, of the District-Attorney's office, having been adjourned yesterday afternoon, owing to the non-appearance of John Hutchinson, the principal wit- mens in the case, the rumor was per- jetently circulated about the Criminal urts Butlding to-day that Hutchinson had disappeared. Hutchingon is the man who swore to ‘the affidavit on which Mrs, Cherrlere, ‘wife of the proprietor of the “Black Cat” restaurant, where the shooting of Welsh took place, was held. He al- that in the row following the le over the payment of the bill he .@aw Mrs. Cherriere fire the revolver which gave Welsh his death wound. one of the others in the party saw the shot fired. Efforts were made to got Hutchinson to make a public statement of the fects other than was contained the ‘short affidavit? used in the ice court. He would not talk to re- , on the advice of Assistant Dis- lct-Attorney Johnstone, who was also present. Belated Mention of Witness, Johnstone did all the talking, put he admitted that he saw no one fire the shot. Now that Hutchinson's ab- ce is causing comment, it is also Zemembered that there was no men- fion on the evening the tragedy oc- gurred of any one seeing the shot fired. In all the statements given ut that night, ignorance on this point was expressed, It was not until the next morning that the public was permitted to know that there was an @ye witness to this most important tact. : Hutchinson is eald to be a traveling Balesman. He left town a week ago, Bnd it was then rumored he would t appear at the inquest, Assistant trict-Attorney Johnstone, in his behalf, announced that he certainly Mould be there; that he had left town business with the knowledge of District-Attorney's office, and that Brings McLaughlin from Brook- lyn to the Third District and Sends Murphy Back to His Old Brooklyn Bailiwick. CHURCHILL’S FOE REWARDED By an order tssued to-day Commis- sioner Greene brought Inspector Will- fam MoLaughiin back from Brooklyn and placed him in charge of the Third Inspection District, which includes the middle east side, Inspector Thomas | Murphy, recently promoted and brought | from Brooklyn, where he lved all his life, was transferred from this borough back to his own balliwick, and In- spectér Brannan was assigned to the Seventh Brooklyn Inspection District. The Commissioner said that he had made the transfers for the good of the service, Because of his unfamillarity with Manhattan, Inspector Murphy was handicapped in his work in the crowded Third Inspeotion District. Inspector McLaughlin ts familiar with the district and the Commissioner expects him to whip it into shape. Commissioner Greene appointed the following roundsmen; Philip Gliftord, West Forty-seventh Street Station; Den- nis J. Lyons, Eldridge Street Station; James McGrath, soard of Health squad; Bernard McGovern, East Thirty-ffth Street Station; William H. O'Rourke, East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth | Street Station; James F. Shaw, Mercer | Street Station; Charles Waldron, Old | Blip Station: John H. Ayres, Oak Street | Station, The names of Michael Larkin and Fri 8 T. Waters were skipped by the Commissioner, Che former was Capt. | Diamond's wardman at the East Fifth | d Waters was a rounds. | under former Comm’ssioner Parker, Ayres secured the evidence against Capt Churchill and his promotion ts in the nature of a reward for that bit of work. rm | TWO RUNAWAY BOYS, | Twelve Vears of Age Hach, They! Grew Weary of Their Harlem Home Fergus Druinian and Joseph Molvor, both of No, 200 West One dundred and Forty-fourth street and each tw years old, have run away from h and the police have been furnished with the following description of them: Dro- mian haa dak hair, a fair complexion, }is bind in nd was wearing Oxford gray sult and a. black hat would return when wanted. But mf in return, May Returu by Friday. ‘Now Mr, Johnstone says he thinks will return by Friday, to which Coroner Goldenkranz adjourned inquest, DNo explanation ty given as to why failed to appear yesterday, Cor- % Goldenkranz wants it und it he adjourned the inquest gauge of Hutchinson's abi Ivor has dark hair and eyes and pro- truding teeth, He was wearing a dark suit and a green cap. It 18 not stated ow! brand of boy Mterature they had deer raading. —————__— “TOOK THE GAS ROUTE, Widow Morri, intimates that he never exp again. lutehingon in said to he at Welsh. and to have been a DL Phe Harttord Times says % the 1908 WORLD emetieation and have so well room improve- jt Bates ” Was Tired of Life, Mary Morris, a widow, was found dead in bed with the gas turned on in her room at No. 3 West Thirty- first street, to-day, She was a laun- who had lately been out of Last night @he told her land- \ mn nO” A Hh SK RL hee OCHA b OPPENHEIM. CLLINS. G Covert Jackets, Custom Tailored. bat fs nat z: tons, in si styles, for pi LADIES’ LADIES’ Walking terials Smart COVERT JACKETS, tailor made, superior linings, strapped seams COVERT JACKETS, silk serge linings, strapped seams, of extra quality materials and linings; value $30.00 eese..seeeee o-secees COVERT JACKETS, extra length ...... $22.50 SKIRTS, of Broadcloth, taffeta silk trIMIMEd, 60.s000 ceveccce coors Voile Mesh materials, taffeta silk trimmed, over drop skirt of superior silk; value $18.00, Broadway and 21st St. LADIES’ TUNIC SKIRTS, of Canvas Mate- rials (value $15.00)., 3 Broadway and 2 FOR PRESENT WEAR, everal new resent wear. SEPARATE DRESS SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS, of Suit Department Suits and Separate Skirts, LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS, of Superior Cheviots and Fancy Materials (values $27.50 and $30.00).seee.. sess eeen.. LADIES’ WALKING SUITS, of Fancy Ma- and Cheviots (values $30.00).,. . Ist St. $12.00 $20.00 LADIES’ WALKING SKIRTS, of cheviots, serges, Mel $5.00, $7.75, $10.00 $7.50, $9.75 $11.75 OPPENHEIM. CLLINSs, @ Are showing a varied collection of LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS, of prevailing materials ; $20.00 $20.00 $9.75 new ial to ‘Mre, Fitegerald, that she was of Ufe and wanted to kill her- sett. Bbe often made the same threat Stern Brothers Women’s Evening Slippers To-morrow, Final Clearance of 550 Pairs in PATENT LEATHER, SATIN and GLACE KID, medium and high heelg, good assortment of sizes ; former prices $2.75 to $4.00, aoe? 1 .65 MAIN FLOOR, ANNEX Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel MISSES NORFOLK WALKING MISSES’ WALKING SKIRTS B yrs.; spec es 14 to at 86 GIRLS' WOOL DRESSES; plain and mixed materials, sizes 4 to 12 years, SECOND FLOOR Bedsteads important Sale Best Quality, Regular Stock. Selections Made Now Will Be Held Until Wanted. $3.50, 5.50, 9.50 200 White Brass Trimmings, 300 Brass Bedsteads, 19,50, 25.50, 42.00 MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDERBEDS, FEATHER PILLOWS AND LVET SHIRT WAIST ot Heavy Melton; sizes 14 to 48 years, #15.00 jal at 18 years, MISSES’ WAISTS, 50 and $12.75 and Peau de Cygne, at Enamel, Reduced from $4.50, 6.75 & 11.50 Reduced from $27.50, 35.00 & 56.00 special at New Spring Models,in Taffeta $3.75 BOLSTERS, MADE IN THEIR OWN WORKROOMS. West Twenty-third Street. price 10 y otheir 50 3.95 $3.95 at ate SHRADY DESIGN ACCEPTED. DETECTIVES AWAIT PRINCESS New York Sculptor Will Model the nt Monument, WASHINGTON, Memorial Commissi { of Congre for a monuni 1 to-day el submitted mo Shrady, of Now York Mr, Shrady was petition. memoria! in Washington to Gen, Grant to cost $250,000. According to Mr. Sarady's plan, the central figure of the proposed memorial will be a bronge ploce representing t back, Ti Acid Solution Youny Weman Pt NORWICH, Conn., eanor C. Bloan, twenty-seven years old, accidentally drank disinfecting solutt the effects of the tended to take a e 2, Gliese Sloan w: nd prominent, mother Mee. BM ou mov. ay bolic acid and died shortly after from 1° and decided to select the The bill under which the commission is proceeding provides for a nis will be appropriately sur- rounded by other figures. TOOK POISON BY MISTAKE, ae ao bell if She Ret Feb. 4.—The Grant] ion, appointed under 68 of 1901 t% select nent to Gen, Grant, woh is dangerously by Henry Merwin Jn) dangernialy ome of twenty-two he General on horse- Proved Fatal to Feb, Mies El- ® large quantity of jon containing car- third street. had ine fone oe bromide {6F wn, tt fe a 4 ‘where the €amyr bo te Louine of Saxony Will Be Arrested a to Drea DRESDEN, Saxony, | tives aro watching every train ¢rom the South ‘for the former Crown Princess Louise, who, it is feared, may return to (see her son, the ttle Prince Christian, iM. ‘one for Geneva Tuesday, and here say it 1s not unlikely come here to see her child is understood that the been instructed to detain the Princess if she crosses the border, Despatches received here from Men- tone indicate that the Princess and Prof. Giron left that place in great haste, Their rooms were found to Belfed ‘nit Fdruisn 34 it hpiying that PY cat Feb. The Princess be in dis- order, and they went away wilhout part} models; value $1.50, special at. of their baggage. GENTLE JANITOR SUES. ant for Harsh Things He Said. ‘Francis R, Clark know iaimself and his calling. {tor, with a capital J, and Janits, 80] Black to speak, Lenox Court in Weat Beventy- ‘ what is due He te @ Jan- a furniture retailing. Go-Carts Carriages, will place on sale 100 of the ce lebrated All Hair Turkish Tufted C covered in an attractive selection of Belgian velours, quartered ouk frames, 5-Plece Parlor Suits, with highly polished frames, stee!- tempered springs, covered in silk damasks, imported Ver- ona velours Gr French gobelin, latest colorings, very at- tractive designs, worth $50; special at....+eesee A Great Sale of Sewing Machines. An Opportunity Sach as Is Very Seldom Offered. re included in this sale. The woodwork is quarter sawed oak, and Each one is guaranteed for five Many other houses are getting from $25 to $50 for exactly the same machines under borders to mateh our sale price........ in parlor, sittin, Patterns of S beauty and di $15 Wool Brussels Rugs, $10. These are Sanford’s Brussels and strictly all wool, Persian, floral and medallion patterns, rich colorings, siz 6 inches by 9 feet; $15 Rugs at..eere Bromley’s Smyrnas. Ten different designs, in Oriental, Persian and floral patterns, We cannot fill mail orders. Hats and Trimmings! Pedsicuiscaiict d raivh deh Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded, with shaped heve lined silve spec- jal at of and we line woobD exactly like illustration, at a most tire wheels; adjustable cushions; ent foot brake; attractive price. morrow, 75 4 ee iy a massive legs; $16 value ; special for this 9.75 sale ate. machine i. ent names. Best quality Brussels Carpets in 18 choice patterns, just the thing for hard wear, parlor, hall and_ stair patterns, some with regular carpet stores charge you ©0c, per yard; per yard; to-morrow g1C-00 Rugs at $6.50, 15 feet long and 12 feet wide, a very service- ‘able quality; splendid patterns; were $10; 10 feet massive | double top, 24x 48 inches, large French plate mir- ror, carved top, drawer,$30 valle | $9. 5 0 Extension 18.50 $14.50 Go-Carts, $8.75. To introduce oir Rubber pat- | white parasol with | lined with green; good value ‘ouches, | All the sewing machines in our showing a) styles, with drop heads or box tops. mith and Bigelow Axminster Carpets, known for wh EPONA cE BENTO ARH AE sy We've met with another record-breaking triumoh in this sale. That fact should go home to you with emphasis. grow—what would make us leaders—if others put forth equal effort and offered equal values? Answer that question for yourself, if you will, or come here and the money-saving opportunities will answer it for you. $30 Sideboards, ured cushions. | Table for $5.98.. A_ Solid Golden Oak Extension Table, like illustration; heavy fluted legs, with large claw feet, hardwood slides, guaranteed not to get out of | — order; will seat 10 people; | worth $9.50. VERY e | SPECIAL for to-morrow, supplied with a full set of attachments. Just 100 to be sold at the ridiculously low price, Complete seccersssceessss A handsome Steel and Brass Bed, | like illustration, all sizes, including a combination hair mattress, covered in Amoskeag ticking, an allsteel woven wire spring (no wood). worth $18.00. OUR PRICE * for to-morrow onlys..... $60 Parlor Suit, $37.50. There are 3, 5 and 7 di To-morrow you can choose here at prices ranging from.. 95¢ were $1.35 to sels, Antique and Cluny patterns: 54 and €0 inches wide ; actual value $2,00 ; sale price. 6.30 10.00 long.full width, positively worth $2 per pair, at... 69c ia Alexander Smith's and Higgins’s All-Wool Brussels Carpets, y room, hall and stair patterns; value 69c. per yard; sale Bring Room Measures it Possible. No Mail Orders. Noere You Have Helped to Make a Mighty Success of This Great February Furniture Bvent. New York Buyers Were Never More Enthusiastic Over Such Offers. ‘ And that right in the face of the keenest competition ever kriown in It means volumes to every careful buyer. NUNN NY} * . . ri Ah $8 Morris Ghair for $4.98. |*4s%e \) \ 100 den Oak or Mahogany Finished Morris Finished Beautiful Quar- \ Chairs. Pitent flexible seat, brass Tables, like tered Oak) } ratchet, wide, comfortable arms, illustration, Sideboard, including a set of reversible fig- wellconstruct- Garpets and Linoleum Selling as Never Before. Linoleum in room lengths. They come from one of the Rugs, Lace Gurtains and Upholstery Goods.| The Most Astounding Prices Ever Known in February. Lace Curtains, Nottingham Lace Curtains, Prus- 1.00 Bobbinet Curtains. English Bobbinet Lace Curtains, deep lace insertion, lace rutne and edge, 3 yards 1.29 4.98 $18.00 Outlit for $12.50. 37.50 Genuifie English Cork Linoleum, 3 and Odd Portieres, used as samples, immense 5-Plece Set of Furniture Slip Covers, ork’s Fastest Growing Store, What would make this store ed, with under shelf; heavy turned legs; worth $1.50; special at Telescope Iron Bed Couches, exactly like illustration, with heavy bronzed frame and National spring. It can be used as a couch, a regular size bed, or taken apart and used as two divans. The offer includes reversible mattress "This outht 18 | and bolster covered in fancy figured | denim. Regular TS 938 42.50 | special for to-morrow at..Qyy $12.50 Hair Mattress, $7.50, | | 45-Pound Gray Soft Hair Mattress, made up to your order in one or two ports, covered in figured denims or satin tiching; a $12.50 value; spe- cial for this sale at. : 7.50 £11.98» 19.98 best and largest mills, and are shown in the newest, most desirable patterns.” Usual price range is from 6$c. and 75c. per square yard; two yards wide; quantity limited to 30 yards to a customer. Offered special to-morrow at, per square yard.. 4 yards wide, guaranteed hand printed, in floral, tile ey inlaid patterns, worth $1 per square yd., special to-morrow at., Odd Portieres. assortment, all colors, value $2.00, special tO-MOFTOWe sae seeereees Best Quality American Damask, at- 15c} i . r 2. tractive patterns, allowing 20 yards of HM (’) material, complete with binding, at, per suit 500 Tapestry Table Covers 50 per cent. below regular price. 4 ¥ 2 yds, square, yds. x2 yds, 1% yds. square, yds. square, ats 2 8 value $1.25, value $2.00, Bi 1.39 ~69e. «98 Sixth Ave. MAHLER BROS, and 3lst St. Special Millinery Sale FOR THURSDAY ONLY, BLACK CHIFFON HATS, extra quality, very desirable styles, nov- elties every one; worth $3.00, special at SPECIAL SALE OF OSTRICH FEATHERS. Very special price-attractions in stylish, seasonable Items of incomparable interest are: CHIFFON HATS, of black silk chiffon and ribbon, all the latest shapes, plain and tucked effects, lined and requiring merely an al or flower to complete them; worth from $2.50 to $8.00, a CHIFFON AND MALINE HATS, black, white and colors, exqul- 4 98 sitely dainty, shirred and plaited effects; worth $6.98, at........ ° BLACK CHIFFON AND STRAW HATS, dressy shapes, newest ve Neds 98c 1,50 FINE QUALITY, LONG FLUES, SPLENDID VALUES, 14 inches long, worth $1.50, at, When, as he alleges, |Black, 16 inches, worth $2.00, at, NEPana’atne: | Black, 18 inches, worth $3.00, at, said | White Ostrich Feathers, 16 inches, worth $2.00, at, Ostrich Tips, white, three in bunch, worth 75c,, at . 186 986 % & is the K! manages. ing. of all the Al- 69c WORLD WANTS _ Eclipse All Others, 1145 Paid Help Wan in this morning's BUT orld. 1/552 Pals Hole Wants ta the 18 | other N. 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