The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1903, Page 4

mene id THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1009, ASSEMBLYMAN FRANK ULRICH, GIRL HE DEFENDED, AND HIS ALLEGED ASSAILANT IN TROLLEY CAR. CAROLINE HETTESHEIMER Investigate Our ‘Accused of Stabbing mblyman Frank Ulrich, ) Sought to Protect Girl, ly Faints in Court. Twenty-two Carloads Summer Furniture Reed To-day we issue the first news of, Willow strong, graceful, effective Sum- Splint ‘th Floor, — mer Furniture—twenty-two car- Silver Birch loads are the results of a recent Mission Furniture transaction. We are working along old, familiar lines in order to render the presentation of these desirable goods unique and pre-eminent. You know what that means? The best qualities in largest varieties at lowest prices. That's the essence of our efforts. Porch Furniture. Porch Furniture is one of ourcon- M 1S STILL IN DANGER. weather and Easter. 1 | Zahn Tetts Magistrate Dooley Crisis in Case Wii Not Be | | iam Getteys, the young bank, und his two friends, Frank W. and Frank koe for brutally s 4 3 Frank Ulrich in a Reid avenue trol-| ears Thursday night. when Ulin juked them for annoying Mi+s Carvline elmer, were arraigned to-dey be- ite Dooley in the Gates colorings of the season, that money can procure, \FineTableLinens- hr, so s:. ‘ The Fine Table Linens . spicuous successes. A very large || Te Hine Tat they vebei Sspiene these materials—the range aes Sate Summer IS }) cred—separated from the regular TI 5 avetheve fal rendezvous | Steck, and occupy a cosy room all Tibey ate whe £6: in. ||t0 themselves. People in’ search of of the family. All members in- the richest and lovellact Oh fivenga: vade its shady spots momints | especially Table Cloths and Napkins ote oke or merely to {{t,match—should not fail to visit to sew, to smoke ONE Re ve this centre for such things, | bask and drowse. No wonder We've drawn upon ireland, Erince that home furnishers bestow so much care to the en of Porch Furniture. We help them ]} ‘ i by showing: ¢ kept prices even with the usual level of the Mac thod. Fo : Splint and Reed Furni- HEN a T example :/natural English wood and many ture in forty patterns, || full-bleached damask—wild rose, including spot-and-holly, Iris, Persian and Arm Chairs, $1.49 to $2.06. French scroll designs. Court. young men were handsun:sly | find were accompanied by thei era, sisters and sweethearts, who -ingeod clreles of Brooklyn so- 8 Who Ix accused cf stab Assemblyman tn a ecore of the head and body, was pale a: | while fA. L. Babn ivformed the cour: of! J Patient's serious condiilon as the re- | Garr. W CHURCH ICT Beet Faction: in Rose Hill M. E. Hature Pratecs tirtews chiv-/ Church Favoring Increase in ‘o ; Pastor’s Pay Turns Out the 7, Birich’s putin eactmene ot; Old Board of Trustees. 0 7 tassels, of course—choice $1.49. Fifteen Hundred Worth $1.00. ist Fact: Every one of own factory. ae pell unt) Thursday, ‘Tae mers were allowed tc dalt-each. TES bP d Fact: i { Thomas $. Carlin, of Brooklyn,! FRANK KUECK. et | c . 69, 24x2% size, $0.24, $6.58. . S i c. 2x3 Size, $8.24, $10.32. Seat and backs are of double ||Napkins to match, full dinner size, thicknesses; hand-woven reed or }| $5.94, $6.88, $8.44. splint, heavy maple frames, fin- || Hemstitched Damask Sets, includ- |] ished in natural, red or green, ing one cloth and one dozen napkins; IN {II iON |] Silver Birch Furniture. ges steal $72: a, | Silver Birch waibeut ene paras 2x3. size at $9.02, | | of veneer is a beautiful wood for . : ra Summer Furniture. Nature gives Linen Suitings and Waistings. its satiny bark just the finish that The Suit or Waist made of Linen ineyrit oft < ‘unt ; sve ifis most exquisite. It is richly }/has a double charm—cool to wear; iiioan wen neaasis ae Woes are ——| Killed, and Several Freight) rustic—ideal for seasonal Hones a urcacanaack of igt mae Cv ee Stripes. Just before | in: i —the charming cottages an cortment of light, med Pink-and-white Stripes. ourmment the following resolution CHARGES AGAINST DR. PARK. Cars Wrecked in North River villas—that dot mountains and] {and heavy plain suitings, etamines,|] piack-and-white ue unantmouely adopted: ’ Accident. shore, duck and basket weaves at 19c., ae as, The members of this House , AN 55 i needs to be by |] 22c., 31c., $9c., 46c. and up to 61c, Rar Wear witt: deep et of the| Tt #8 announced to-day that a bitter Our display needs to be seen by 4 ht wi the congregation of the Ml who are interested in securing |} The same qualities are sold elsewhere misfortune which has defile: Gree cy , al Ns |. The affiiction came to isim| UP last nlaht by a victory for ‘the opr a value for the smallest expenditure pes the Sixth District of Kings County “sWinerens, ‘The aff) 1 Depositors’ Account j Gf EYS Account Department a : Department. Allows 4% Int. iM Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their : Prices. Broadway 34th to 35th St |Men’s $50.00 Suits. $ 30 00 Made-to-measure, e The Custom Tailoring Store is amply ready for the first gteat Spring activity created by the approach of warmer We open the season with an offer that should control the patronage of hundreds. Here it is: Men’s Business Suits, made of the finest Cheviots from Scot- land and the choicest Worsteds from West of England— plaids, checks, stripes and neat mixtures in the most desirable Also, John T, Clay’s richest Blue and Black Serges—the best Your selection is not limited to a meagre assortment of —almost too large to make choosing easy. Rather difficult to decide when so much that is beautiful is within reach. Our statement that these Suits are worth $50 is conservative. As a matter of fact exclusive tailors charge more than that for them, Remember that none but the very handsomest imported fabrics figure in this'sale. a Arm Rockers, $1.49 to $2.79. | 2x254 size, $4.86, $3.64. 9 e WILLIAM GETTEYS. Settees, $4. 74. 2x3 size, $5.84, $6.74. Men Ss Shirts, 2d Fact: Made of good woven madras bought by us irect from the manufacturer. igee styles, attached or separated cuffs, sizes 14 to 17, newest patterns and color- ings, including Blue-and-white Stripes, 4th Fact: We regard them as None of them are skimped—or paltry or meagre at any point—cut full and roomy—workmanship that invites and stands the test of closest scrutiny. Men’s Lace Shoes, made of velour calfskin, hand-sewed welts, Our Depositors’ of patterns is remarkably large ’ i ist Fi, jand Belgium for their handsomest Men Ss $2.50 Umbrellas at $1.49. te art products—and have persistently | Five hundred Men’s Umbrellas—28 inches—made of strong union taffeta, Paragon_frames—ivory, stag horn, buck horn, sterling silver-trimmed other novelty handles—each of which Exquisite Table Covers—purest of |alone is worth nearly as much as we ask for the Umbrella—cases and ~~ 68° these Shirts was made in our one of the best values ever of- fered by us—that means the best ever offered anywhere. and Oxfords at $1.98, Men’s Bluchers, rade of box calfskin, hand-sewed welts, double ugly. resien |posttion ‘faction, which, sought ty’ con- ick toe Non ver] ] Of money. _ White Goods.—1« a Tear: $ mam Pipe pape tes ay ts mance ‘ot the one at ie Horas ‘ae envy, Woden an The Ealbetion includes : Highly Mereeriae0 proaced Cheyiot Men’s $3.00 Shoes ad c] 7 ‘founded, : ¥ fy erast om er Aid on r 4 hss, erent years ago, inere tas been Claim Filed with Comptrolier in| rottaccM,c"artswuatunca’ ime vie] ROCKER, $1:24 to £4.96. ]/ ame ied wath ialnd peeer sateen ek agg bette icon teashed, wvcliwax Behalf of Young Melker, In-| tim was Thomas 6. Carlin, thiroslght |] Cottaes, $4.06 0 89.49. Heo yee te choose from, sold medium-weight soles, shapely lasts. years ago, when the friends; ; . inps| Brooklyn. Couches, $7.39 to $7.96. sewhere at 65c.; our price, 33¢, of the Rev, Br. Wenton, then pastar, | jured in Madison Square Fire The collision occurred off the New Jer- Tables, $4.49 to $10.96. Imponigd Mercerized Brocaded Chev- soles, good toe shapes. § souxtit to have his malary raised from’ works Disaster Election Night! sey Centra Raiirona Depot in Jersey|] ang there are Beds—picturesque jots, Satin-striped Cheviots and Fig- ured Madras, 27 inches wide, worth up to 40c,; choize...... 29c Tents,~% Fico. le soles. for the house or tent. Pretty and practical—the warm mists of sea or mountain cannot warp or rust them. Say the word, and that smooth stretch of lawn will be broken by one of these Silver Fj $1.2) to $1,500, Among those «who op City, One of the floats was bound posed this was Dr. W, B, Park, chalr OO from Jersey City and the other from | 4 ry moa of the Board of Trustees. As Dr. Brooklyn: Both qvere | londed| with | Park and bis faction were then in con- CITY I$ HELD RESPONSIBLE. | creignt cars rol, when the name of Dr, Weston came When they came together in the fog ¢ tu uy before the next conference for resp: ania: the bow of the Brookiyn float ran under polntment he was turned down and th# abraham Gruber, of Black, Olcott,| the bow of the other and two of the Rey. Dr. Thorp chosen, | Gruber & Bonynge, to-day filed with|cars of the Brooklyn float nan upon the 8] Recently friends of Dr. Thor> have Comptroller Grout a claim for §25,000} deck of the second fioat and orashed || Birch Summer Houses; romantic sought to have hia salary raised, OUt damages on behalf of Bamuel Melker, u{ into the cara on boand the latter. —reasonable—$49.99. —— reas .99. i Dr. Park and his supporters opposed the youth who was severely injured by the, Four of the cara wore badly wrecked rs Blew Open the Safe suggestion. Membera became outspoken!explosion of bombs in Madison Square! ‘The body of Carlin was found in the Swinging Davenports. poles, stakes and ropes, worth enemies and friends of long standing en Election night. t | wreckage of the cars. 1t was mangled vs 6 ry $7.00; our price $4.93. ri inin Fi, 35h et. with Dynamite, Took $1,000) ‘re? azainst each other. The proceeding was brought in the| beyond recognition Neither porch nor lawn is quite Wedge Tents, made of eight-ounce Linings“ ’ have them for you—all kinds; fairest of prices. in Cash, AW the Postage a board of trustees, and those who ad-|who was appointed his guardian ad I-| Dock Co & whe raising of (he preacher's !tem by the Supreme Court. jof the New York and New Haven Rall- pany, but are in the service enport. Their cost isa trifle when the personal comfort they con- Mi {iy injured, The display of fireworks $8.00 quality at $5.78—7x9 ft. DRSVED WHEN TOO LATE. |‘ u 7 ald” to-day that one a silver birch—sold with or without {Bpeciai lo The Evening World.) ¥ { ral dynamite bombs exploded, One tn Dying Condition, Men’s Lace Shoes, made of vici kidskin, hand-sewed welts, sin- Last night the membera met to elect name of Aucher Melker, the boy's father,| The floata are owned by the New York | | complete without swinging Dav- single filling’ duck, compiete with Dressmakers, Attention ! one ridge and two upright poles,j We have all the desirable standard ‘Stamps ‘and Escaped. \ Many | Beventeen oersons, (neluding two po- road Company. lhe loss on the wrecked tribute to man and woman is||St#kes and ropes. Hees we = net a a . \Iicemen, were killed, and several oth \eral thousand dollars. %, par sions—but our war f FA and ee unl et truss |of whom young Melker was one, severe: | eee taken into account. £6.50 quality at $4.91—7x7 ft. than the prices charged by other ¢ Davenports, from $7.96 to $21.96— 5 tion of the gra- oad eet tiie’ or [wae even’ to veieprar> the Democratic BABY SMOTHERED IN BED. || frade'or natura, ‘weathered, green || S850 Quilty a 8648-939 it. | |stores after tha Ges & are Dr. William Mo victory in the nih Conqressioned Saree or red-tinished rattan, oak or rustic z " ut y Bi ° rphy and Mr. Sati District, and duri the celebration sev, Parents Awake to Find the Little en’s Oxfords, made of vici kidskin, velour calf, patent leathbr and tan Russia calf, hand-sewed welts, several styles of lasts. The country sojourn of the brief Men’s Blucher Oxfords, made of patent coltskin and velour outing trip may call for a tent. We calfskin, hand-sewed welts, all sizes and widths, 3 re : 4 fio fe cid 1 98 ve ice awn Tents, made rong awning, . J id fancy effects—7x7 ine Cl 101 ua - Women’s Coats» m., omy. Women’s Monte Carlo Coats, made of black taffeta silk, 30 inches long, broad flat collar, finished wi double ruffle, trimmed with braid, ye by others at $16.00; our price, 11.74. Women's Cravenette Coats, semi fitted plaited back, double-breasted Wall Teuts, mad: of eight-ounce English Batiste, a regular percaline, used box front, sold by others at $30.00; cushions, a rhe . for lining waists and skirts, all the sta~ our price, $23.96, PLAINS, N. ¥., March 24.- Th Sh aa re es ‘The statement of claim eets forth that) Gatherine Connelly, three months ol, ‘ . single filling duck Hee ple colors, 36 inches wide, sold by ‘ ; Beare seriy thls morning visited | nt: i Twenty-sevendh wrest, Molker's injuries “were caused by and bor No, 446 Hast ‘'wentleth street, was|| We were very Pa Culey in not tes ruts I $761 9x 9 ft. plibers st 15c. a yard; special for 9c Women’s Dress Skirts—20 71.. b'way. lage of Armonk, ten miles| which ino the cuurch: DF.) rasuited solely from the injurious, un- thered in bed between her fathi taking an’ ¢ large, roomy vanes x , is sale.. 5 A eee ae see Ont Aor of Fe anid tet nt Ue enough monsy 1s, MTOnESY! (ai (RAS MANY Aste ane Pea cet her Laseiolae vet sizes Fat permit the most lux- is eal od LAS aE f Giter Sik, a fine mercerized fabric for piormens Drees” See, rade ot i general store oj} 7 hia house, tbut insinuated that he | conduct o| oily in nm and there! o * ; f ti 2 ‘4 7 iting ani ini 3 especial & Flewellin, blew open the and his fellow trustees were jnaking @| firing, discharging, burning and explod- When the father got up he found the!f urious relaxation—the freest and The foregoing may be used with or plaiting ing 3, ly blac! i ¥ tabe dying. ‘Tho little one was dead nd took $1,000 in cash and $125 in| Commission ouK of It. He declared ing, or authorizing, causing and procur-| tte. ary il besides a number of valuable| "The faction now In control will name] lng the same to be done, a large quan-| frem and mRehrier ts tiers. Spe Rey De. Thonn at vee Tee Oe tty of fireworks, explosive matters and | #akhi wen' tae etable of Will- ge 08 ) Ackerly, stole his gray trotter and whereby portions of suld flre- Arava lait breakneck ‘explowive matters and suvstances|) \GAS STIFLED FAMILY. palary. ee " : Were blown, thrown and cum: upon and 4 + 1 inet the bead. body ani imbs of the : Rie Ge AORN purzued | them, said Samuel Melker then nnd there lane | Lodger Could Not Be Revived, but! A anfe-blowers bor Dig hole near Cally upon satd avenue, and resulting in Others Will Live. 7 u and then, the injuries af | Fhould ch ‘al of an ambulance jellevue Hospital, baby had been gmot fullest outspreading and stretch- }| yithout ‘liz fe shades, sold by others at pe substances in and upon Madison ave- ——— Mission Furniture. Engraving—* "> ~. ; 0 Ge not eettlo the) Miclmel Dwyer, a porter, who lived ; a tn, n ton eae on the\first floor of No. 183 Reade street, || dintins : {ty of New Vork dled tomday as a result of acctdental gas! | bookcases, tabouret Ales ¢ Mugs, Mr. Grover |asphyxietion, The members of the fam- a third less than others charge. or similar) jiy of Seremiah Finigan, with whom ere Lory ed Dwyer boarded, narrowly escaped with their lives, in oft ment ble were de- Bos. woke «number of p Creditors of Liquor Dealers fivenes, thet nex ig not gel»! Place Church Man in Embar- to the scene of rob. iso raiiroud stations are} rassing Position in Suit. 18 Who lost thelr Arm Chairs, from $6.96 to $29.24. Clocks, from $23.34 to $59.96. story of prices. Cellarettes, from $10.49 to $32.96. Bookcases, from $6.96 to $73.49, Newest B ks at 98c. Apropos of the March “Furniture” |) saiy roses oavener A Sale of Large Importance. Under ‘the Rose—Isham, the exp!o: SSS SS The Pit—Norris. 4 ————_— All who have Hotels, boarding houses or homes to furnish may save mone b: is ‘ | coming here. Makes no odds whether it's a medicine cabinet for the bath Bn op Tetfatr Ward A, Thompson figures as plinth} room, or a music cabinet for the parlor, or something for chamber, dini in a sult before Justice Truax in they —Peake. room, hall, porch or lawn, we can serve you better than any other store—a! goods purchased now will be held for later delivery without charge for storage. Associated with the Furniture Sale are special offerings in a host of selated things—Mattings, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Upholstery, China, Clocks, Lamps, Pictures, Refrigerators. Water Coolers, Gas, and Oil Stoves and Housefurnishing Goods of all kinds. “ The Circle—Thurston. Hearts Courageous—Rives. The Two Vanrevels —Tarkington, Cecilia—Crawford. Temporal Power-—Corellt, The Virginian—Wister, INN H, Macy & Co.’s AtiractionstAre Their Low Prices, B'way at 6th Ave, With to. 35th St a euaeanee” r yer Chicago Pork Packer Dies|avenue, to Anthons for Commissions faxhfonable* physica) cu , an even bet that he hopes he'll los» the ) Called in Court. it ' i Thompson ja a rigid churchman, and Handkerchiefs,—« 7. ceuir Dress Goods ,|Flannels Reduced »n.2u% {fhe wins he will have to act as man-! A few quotations from a stock o! Dann ilivant. ¢ pers and clear Havana filler, box 4 having |#ser of & saloon by reason of bis desig-| Handkerchiefs that is unequalled] Rich finds for all whoneed Flannels,| Th ae OF Blue 08c 50, sold by others at $2.25;'g 4 74 a) mavara) pation to mand for chia & rank Specials for Wednesd AY Pou anywhere, we think. Unsold balances of the great stock Arorket, OUF PIICE sreeeeeeren een De Hi penn: mien: of Dateken's cradisors, tue rm Pp ali i Women’s Alblinen Unlaundered Hein | wil] be closed out as follows: 9 ise not vere ont inn Une iach ‘Becadelnth, thesnronerwelahe (409 sched andere duiny’ Sand $1.50 Spectacles and Eyeglasses 49c, age! spring, 55 ‘inches wide.........+6+5 5 Cc Seen heme told. by ctvers| 4°9Cs for our 78. Waisting Flannels, Baloony, Hib 6, Rear owning a, big i Val $1.50 aac; Our price, sls pg | fancy stripes, The spectacles have straight and riding bow temples; Obes Ment Re had’ muda the bii ott alue Ts cslndal Be ve ditched Hand. | “‘S9Ce for our. 79¢. All-woo! saxony|rimmed and rimless Eye Glasses with adjustable or offset 5 aehnggyhe one here | nate alt pf the sxedliorn Mr | Black-EolianyCloth, a favorite weave $f\.24 Kerchiets, "small hand-embroldered) Flannel veady shrunk, thirty patterns, guards. J bie, Baek, Ma vaParyeeey 1, sagueiveny!| of the season,\45 inches wide........ Wes ean eae containing, ba 8 Il are fitted with best periscopic Jenses. Inferior frames he creditors, and U i dozen, sold by others af B9C. tor our $1.19 Silk-ant-woo!lto these—represented to be solid gold—are advertised else~ be art ed on the Andina Walue $1.75. $1.50; our price, 7 98c Flames green olf Ten, carding, ty where as specials at $1.00, . ‘Thompson was apgointel i ‘ i Men's All-linen Untaundered-Hem.- turquoise Inches ' creitors and dire Quantity may or may not last the entire day, stitched ikerchiels, Tl value of the i sppropriee for drop skirts, all the sta~ ing of tired legs and arms, 49c.; special for this sale...... llc The Vultures—Merriman., Our Price with taffeta, at $5.21. Women's Dress Skirts, made of black. canvas cloth, nine gore plaited flare Style, trimmed with taffeta, at $7.48. Y i é ‘A for Wedding} | Women's Dress Skirts, made of blue, We ave showing a great assortment of “Mission” Furni. }} Let us submit estimates ture from the leading American factories—Weathered oak three and |] Invitations, Wedding Annouce five piece library and den suites upholstered in tapestry, Imitation and Be At Hone, Cus Hi ing real leather—also novelties for the informal reception room, bedroom, }} a” Business rs jonogram: room, hall and porch—davenports, rockers, side chairs, tee, resis, aa Cos af f Arie Cs rect Women’s Dress Ski rs antyeh tee K y v je lue canvas, nine es, stools and clocks. You'll find our prices tully tg ime ln rore flare Rockers, from $5.34 to $29.24, | Tables, from $6.67 to $20.96. fumished by others will tell the black and white voile, inverted flare plait, trimmed with, voile stra forming yoke and taffeta ba S, at $9.74, panel, yoke effect, trimmed with taffeta bands, made over taffeta drop; at $12.74. Women’s Pedestrienne Skirts. Women’s Tailor-made Skirts of black, blue and gray Thibet cloth, nine gore flare, trimmed with seve eral rows of stitching, $3.91, Cigars.—u mn, Cremo Perfectos, box of 50, $1.39, ls Normets Dinlomiticasetox ot 10, $0) sewhere at $3.00; our price i IF! Mastiff Plug: Cut, sold elsewhere at 75c. & pound, our regular price, 59c tor this sale.s....'.-2 49C Havana Seconds — Havana wra;