The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1903, Page 5

S250 TO LAWYER MERCHANTS’ ASSOCIATION ‘STEAMER SINKS N.S. BRANN,| on i), TO “FIX” POLICE FOR ITY LIGHT PLANT. BIC SCHOONER, fase | IEG hE 2 teenie OPEN EVENINGS. Woman Arrested for Complicity Parthean Hits the Mary €.|pFaster and Confirmation Oxguisite Imported Robes. «. In Manhattan Hote! Robbery ' Morse at Sea, but Rescues Makes Grave Charge Against Deciares Tyranny of Gas Trust Has Crew and Brings Them Safe- = wane DO se | Ohe Lowest Pr ‘ Yet 2. ted, -Attorney William A, Walling. | Made It Necessary, and Appoints] Jy to Port. Bega tinct: anatase Ricasuihs ion Sie “ces Set Wuoted, # ; | eautiful demi-creat i i i be Committees to Urge Passage of’ the 3 Off their regular feling peices ‘The: ‘Skiets of these Rouse are ana nee we FF Authorizing Meashee Both Have and a sufficient quantity of material and trimming is provided for the Waists. : The display is particularly inviting, and if you are a lover of things beautiful, you” THE BIG STORE POLICE MATRON INVOLVED. LARGE VESSEL DAMAGED. ‘After Bellboy’s Arrest for Stealing] iD Albany. Steaienip Had Her (Gow “Crushed cannot afford to miss this. Type can hardly do justice to these lavish masterpieces t Silverware Magletrate Orders Le- and Was Leaking, but Made Her! | fm ta —sSO we present but a synopsis. + i Boat cnc vise) riers tors, xem | es yesnieervallve: sersuanta ANsseiaN | ren Pane eEN Oni the city shail be) way. tO Harbor—Collision Was tee rared, 2 { VOILE ROBES, the new shades, at {WHITE ORGANDIE ROBES, | | | tlon on Charge of Fraud, tion of New York has come out in|! possession of its own lighting plants.| Of the New Jersey Coast. winder 27,77 \ "immed with medallions and trimmed with imitation Duchesse favor of the bill empowering the city to ——. wy felt” jeweled L ( Alencon lace; regularly $40.00. 205. 001 and Valenciennes lace; regularly ae er pata ona coaisiala Sune sl altos COMMISSIONER MONROE aS movements, VOILE ROBES. black ° { $35.00 : Inspector jusky's detectives ar- plant. This action was taken by i a i , in black, cream, 0. : falgned in the Yorkville Court to.|the Board of Directors upon a report| WANTS CITY GAS PLANT,| vinmyaRD HAVEN, Mass, March Cen) AT champagne and other new shades. AT f¢ ‘ ‘ [aay & man who has robbed the Man-|from the special committee named bY! 04. ponent Gren al 2%.—The loss of the big schooner Mary “Trimmed With aliGure inserGon: VOILE ROBES; in cream; trimmed # jhattan Hotel, Forty-second street and |the association to investigate the] sioner af water Supp wes aga ee | E. Morse, bound from Port Royal, 8. C., 3 5, OO Ni crotheratvien iniied Ori TAGs 4. S. 20) vit black chantilly lace; regularly Madison avenue, of more than $1,000 |charges of The Evening World that the| tricity, addressed’ a masa meeting on|to New York with umber, as the result ° : $65.00. , |worth of silverware in the last year.|6as and electric lighting companies of tifs and Alencon lace; regularly the subject of gas extortion in the Har-| of a collision at sea, was signalled to F eS aa ae eee Seeuaa: ewanrtyfouey| tila olty seein (a com MORES) lem Casino, One Hundred and Twenty- lie iy $50.00. at; VOILE ROBES; trimmed with # years old, and he has been a bellboy in @ special committee consisted of] gaventh etteee) and Thin “avi the tug Storm King by the Philadelphia Wand 18 kt. solid | geitikt, AT . } ‘ . is otha tor tevecat yeas J. Hampden Dougherty, Chairman: | wer ager ha eae cavOnues 8B] ang Boston steamer Parthian aa it{Pecd tnadne nies | Ameen { VOILE ROBES; trimmed with Fe) 90; renaissance and gimp; regularly ‘They also arrested Mrs, Eva PMeming, {George L. Duval and William F. King. | ot“acorne Fri ies | asked ena vinepaealtelany, $2.75 up, 10, 7: 50) Savoy Lace, in black and tans only; * ($75.00. who says she is his wife, and locked her |These gentlemen went into the gas and| Col. Monroe declared that the gas ‘ Handsome 34-kt, Bolla Gold Gent's Wu | regularly $50.00. : : ‘up In the Mercer street station over|sletric light question carefully and| "o¢poly in this city had made oom: | The Parthtan had on board the crow |H int tare Watt seat! H AT of Se . mo AT VOILE ROBES; trimmed with {nlght, While. there, according. to her [thelr Inquiries digclosed just. the condi-) fatisye, Bidding en municipal contrasts | of the achooner, and the slgnais indl-| ff mde__.varnano” Hine jevlied go VOILE ROBES; trimmed with 90. Arabian lace and silk gimp; regu- ‘tegtimony before Magistrate Flammer, ealot affairs The Evening World rat /of the problem was the establishment cated that the collision occurred oft |, A,1ery, handwomo Sol B 40, 90 taffeta silk and guipure insertion; ° larly $100.00. \ she was induced by the matron and|Called the attention of the city to. said, the Gliy would net eeint tute! Kee Harbor, N. J. at 6 o'clook yester- |f rane’ © (regularly $60.00. “ iy Lewyer Willam A, Walling, son of| They found that the Gas Trust dic- | {a/G. Qlata Floor, Front, 190m GL) Bi, | former Superintendent of Police Wail-|tates and, “through artificial means, consumers oer hes itself, the Go | cay morning. Bey cor there erent Latealea, f 3 ing and brother of Sergt. Walling, of |'egulates” the price of as and eleo-| missioner declared that te inoral effect| The Parthtan sustained Injuries to he:|\{ Mail Orders Promptiy Attended To. ito the lawyer $230 for the alleged pur-| NC, Use, rendering futlle the law pro-| dfrecaty. wie Hob gurigua, pose of “fixing” the three detectives viding for competitive bidding. Taey \who the arrests. As a result of found that in the boroughs of Manhat- \ner bear ates Walling held by the|'®2 and the Bronx the Gas Trust eae omens. ee Mlaint charging him |Ckatwes $46 annually for each are light Lene of 2,000 candle power and that statistics with obtaining money under false pre-| Compiled by the Commissioner of Water tenses. feet io ay ee] Coiled yer 7 in sixty-elg other cities ie price Tor a year slivermare and linen neve [annum for'a similar ligat is $88.0. Siegel Cooper Company Re Sixth Avenue, J8th and 9th Sts. Formal Opening Days : unaccountable manner. Manager B. B.| High Prices and Poor Quality. : oe ‘Patch and his assistants did everything | In Brooklyn, the committes discovered, Spring Style Cxposition, fm thelr power to catch: the robber | the Gas, PATIL ECDRTeSR Tee city y $124.50 ‘without @uccess, and the thefts con- dle power, while in twenty. tne citicg To-Day and To orro vi rice for a sim -M W be ap annum is $1.08. ‘The committee also 9 A fow weeks ago Mr. Patch called |{R0ty Unotltte que Sunrpes pV pon Inspector McClusky and Detec- consumers 0 reesive, ‘prices ‘er gas and tives Savage, Cray and Kelly were as-| clectricity and that the gas furni ed is of an Inferior quality. Signed to the case. They suspected | Ai" or'this was reported to the Board Ghields, but were unable to discover any |of Directors. There was a long discus- (angible basis for their suspicion. slon about the propriety of the Mer- March 25th and 26th, Displaying with Fauliless Charm, High-. seine stolen Condes Gian tartan fe chug - This sweeping one-price sale of all the Class Authoritative Fashions in Bie pong ea ane ih ae ne 8 ,, Women’s winter coats left in our stock to-night Costumes, Waists, Coats, Dinner and Evening of i Ite ithe betiboy was living with Oirs. Eval pression of te Gas Trust, ‘The follow= Fleming, who, he declared, was his|ing resolution was adopted: rife. Mrs, Fleming is the woman with| | “Resolved, That while not an advo: cate in genera: © muntc = whom Anna Puliteer, the victim of/6h15 Oy Suithe utulties, tis woard be- Murder Young, lived at No. 216 West|jieves that the lodgment of such discre- Forty-sixth street. Detective Savage|tion in the Board of Estimate and Ap- told Mra. Fleming thar Shicids hed been |Poro marta, the. protection oF the city placed under arrest end he had come|seginst mono fy rates, teneretare. for the silverware concealed in the|it favors said bill and pledges its ut- inicas The ln (wes eatantiymucome | nee eects ee iniaew | it 5 woman turned out @ clothes|™A"\cmmittee of three was appointed jprees in which there was silver and to, attend the Dearing on the Glee Me (Men worth several hundred dollars, Bhe| Albany and to prepare literat paid Shields had brought geet Cie eter irre map he had no {dea he fad stolen it.” — | mittee was appointed to attend the pub- arrested and tate to Police Headguer: |sombly Cetamittes on Clues on April 1 m: on Clues i ters. seslaieas te pebessodsade "SGoth committecs are allthorized to use z re 2 Compsene every exertion to secure the passage of - ‘They were arraigned before Magistrate |the bill enabling the city to build and ; Flammer in Yorkville Court to-day. |operate an ‘electric light plant. Shields was held for the Grand Jury in| ,,Cqmmlssioner oper ur Sopp will be sensational in every sense of the word. ' The eis means one of the greatest sac- tifices the Coat Store has ever had to bear— but the coats must go,and to force them out at once we have made the price unheard of. Women’s Jackets which sold from $11.50 to $23.75 many styles, all sizes, every garment new and up- ~ to-date; Haas = $ men’ rt d which wee) tapas Ayala il a $12.00 to $25.00 Good assortment; nearly all sizes; none Gowns, Tailor-Made and Pedestrienne Suits, Carri’ “” age Wraps, Walking and Dress Skirts «¢ prices more S reasonable than those asked by exe = elusive houses for garments Prof egual merit and beauty, Go-Carts and: Raby Carriages. Good Sewing Njachines It Savings Chat You Witt HAppreetate. —— Not on common, cheaply constructed r makes, but on the Victory” and “Singer” —two machines known the $600 bail. ity, is still ing th i . i ities. ‘After the detectives had testified thet |Gas Combine. “To-day he forwarded "a made earlier than December; priced to-morrow, Topi went teste More Offers feom the Special; Sale, me Ges Dill to Albany In place of the one giving Second Floor, 59th St. Section. cially low prices, as the following will plainly show: HIGH-GRADE SINGER MODEL, *VICTORY” NO 2, ball-bearing \ drop-head style, extra high arm, hand-polished, quarter-sawed oak, ‘Automatic tension and winder, in fact all the latest and best attach- ments; needle-threader with each machine and manufacturer’s| they had no evidence against the wom- ‘tment r to receive private an ehe was discharged. bias fom Gio gee companies. This iat p ee re ies in NUR cla Ses Se Oe Oe Goes 1 tad, it beli tended oe @ A dh Soret ates OWT SA | ihe eoTatent ower would bs invested Houschold Paints (Patch hed a brief conference with Mag- |!",in* Commissioner, | th es lammer. ‘The counte were dust | nize oe ubsaNetea to ie ome or Bae and Enamels. Suing out of the door mhen Oagimrate| mate and Apoortionment, ehicn moet i B Si f Fi Apropos of spring cleani d Wlammer called out: [i 0 1: e A Ni ee ons spring cleaning an “Bring that woman and her myer Bil, Si aghadiey paoeeate online SE EDEN IDEs renovating, ea Qin, Fleming was put on the stand eres ali of them ana “rufer the Men’s raincoats, elegantly we quote, name on each machine; guaranteed for five years, 78. 50 rand told a remarkable story of what! Wow duty it shall ten, be to take it| M made. Bag Ayal IMPROVED SINGER MODEL “VICTORY,” NO, 3 STYLE, (the Court characterized as @ ‘‘whake Into count, After an exaciination of the 4 ! f cially at- golden oak, highly polished, swell front, fited with all the latest and ka as price the city must pay for It tum: Men's spring overcoats, lined tractive Best atachments, automatic and tension winder, elf ‘ Mrs, Fleming’s Story. nants, b 4 A Os priceson all threading shuttle and needle; special, ° ; She weld that after eho turned the| The Dill ix simply, desizend to provide! with pure silk, in all desirable f sa sorts of "WICTORY” NO. 4, BALL-BEARING IMPROVED NEW 4] household paints, Stains, var- nishes and —— enamels, It’s a good chance to get rare values. | Ready Mixed Paints, in half pint Ihe ‘wus taken bo Police Hesaguarcers | 64 ¢ 17 9/8 shades he was taken to juarters ty eect ee eee oe 3 Days to Live, Also men’s newest styles ing ‘When ahe in Ml thy . mmpiron of coe wtaton came to fer, e|__ 4) SAID MY DOCTOR, | suits. To-morrow, large $() 75 |My Consumption Is Cured ! assortments, all at mi , “Naturally,” sald Mrs, Fleming, ‘I HOME MODEL, 5 drawers, drop-head, same wood- /4. EY work as No. 3; all the new attachments; special, e GENUINE SINGER MACHINES, vibrator oscillator and auto- matic chain, 5 and 7 drawers. drop-head style, carved wood- work, omg walnut, with the latest and best 7) ‘Agents prices for this same machine $60,00 and $65.00, in all the THE GOLDMAN AUTOMATIC TUCK FOLDER, “7 9] Sinile Lamballe corduroy, velour, Beord will tuck any soft material 1, OO) ee! exies and springs: finished in green [Al pars ofthese machines can be obtained in the Departmeng | rubber-tired wheels; patent. foot Crake; handsome was very much frightened at that and * 2 <1 4 cans, 10c i 6 . sal ala Carita es racermrene Tons Boy. s’ Norfolk Suits. Floor Pats, in one quart cans; all INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN FREE. satin parasols, some with prety lace covers; special, (Thiet Floor, Mast) \mho would have the case fixed. An Plaited back and f; S the popular shades, 32c MRird Floor, Centre.) a or two later Mr. Walling came to laited back and front; also double- ; / ‘ 7 je, I had only a dollar with me, which 4 4 4 . Roof Paint, good quality; per gal- gave tim. He took It, saying It was breasted jacket suits, with two pairs lon can, 59¢ he retaining fee. Then'we wept up to . Varnish St 6 Pint can; y ee Cela of pants, sizes from 7 to 16 years, ‘aish Sto % pink cans any he Lig dale of Alustrated Books. , a seripliiepos oa sailor suits, sizes 3 to 8 years; and WA cee Se pond saBhifer Reinforcements Have Arrived to Enliven this Event. \ : . . ron a ah tek Woo eas co’ nt botnet en spring overcoats in sizes from 4 to Stove Pipe Enamel, per can, I4c They go on sale to-morrow--and you have another chance to enrich your library at ex- exe Sea and Tat Thad bets 15 years, all at the special $¢p 95 Lange Bottle Aluminum Paint, 12c ceptisnlly small expense. The abject treed are various—acthigory, war, edvennxe and equate, Bu alate ye . ice of Butches Floor Polishing Wax, 4 written in a fascinating manner, and profusely illustrated. The books are bound in half-leather, Full gi, ~ Gave Him Keys to Flat. price o je Ib. can, 46c back stamped. Intended 10 be sold by niariios foe B25 Ka Hci nt rh ne per volume, Becond Floor, @th St. Section, Yankee Floor Wax, 1 \b. can, 36c inate i “I had only $208 in ths sal ak ety 2 fe soe te . my home. t THE COLLEGE LIFE: or, PRACTICAL EDU-| HERO TALWS OF THE AMERICAN SOLDUER | Ings, embracing as subjects the bet topes | He said it was LOR. 1 ‘ Talee 6250 directly. I 5 and @ te ‘all our great ware, in-| the geoiue, spirit and energy of the age, 4 conquest of the Phillp- | serving te bring into bi elie! the work of Admiral George | march of improvement in the various Weighted Floor Polishing Brushes, $2.89 snmetoreremernivwninmnscrnsnensienenes ttt iM fen, Books by Favorile Authors, 45¢} "i." ”""s149 At this special He we offer choice from a list of books con- eet SH Tiooe: Demet: Ms 29¢ eluding & bistor pines. The lite Dewey. The book contains nearly 600 pages, | of human ectivity, More than 250 including ever 100 !iustratsons, Nett aa Dt , A THE PATHWAY OF LIFE. The world's saya} £ ATEICA Aa e Le iarier paintings, Deantiful colored “plates. were, Bagland’s battles with the Beare, nm Mrs. Joseph Nolan, of 863 68th et., Brook- ht to past all help as her im where to find xiously watched her in 5M iife fast ebbing No one thought st| taining over 442 titles, comprising th t 500 extra" large quarto pages; ‘more than “Did he lee to have both you {this time thal ire. Nolan would ever (4 ftes, comprising the works of the most famous | Paint Brushes, 4¢+ 9c. 16c,, 2lc Dr. | Talmage’s last book, B16 large Quarto | jitustrations. By J. W. Bush the fameus ’ gpa your husoana. ‘oot tree?” naked /eee auother ‘w#ok past, by. bright coun. | authors, books which no library can afford to be without, Varnish Brushes, 8C+ 136, 17¢., 20c ols Abel gg ie a rarelit od eaene ‘Yes, replied Mre, Fleming. tenance was already beginning to imprint They are printed from large, clear type on good Paper, and } Pint Cans Mixed Paints, 19¢ | Bay. 7. De Witt Talmage, Hundreds ©, ow FOSSISABIONS. “oy and aa the doctor Arrived he informed the bound in tasteful, pleasing cloth covers. “Published at $1 a copy. } Quart Cans, 36c “Es inash $010 hoses Vecondad tm the Bile, arranged, ehtosalot= aval, Abe Peotone ienoias faye more to live, sg seseresceaaaegiiaeiii Papeet Furniture Polish, large TH CENTURY ETIQUETTE. An RIUNPHS jaye tir THE 19TH 2 Woots ie. one value! fp ‘The Albambre—Washington Irving. Goldamith's Poome—Oliver Goldemith, titles, 8c Pr Mok tor polite pociely, 60 MMiue,| ORNTURY--A volume of original, entertaining | !iustreted tm bait tones, with mage All Morte aud Conditions of Men—Hesaat and Hisory of Civiltzation in Durope-Gutsot. | Half Pint Can Furniture Varnish, loc and inatruotive historic and descriptive writ. (Second Ploer, Centre.) Anne of Glerstein—Bir Walter Scott. ‘The Intellectual Life—Philip O. llamerton. Ground Floor, 69th Bt. 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