The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1903, Page 6

frien Drag Harlem River for biph Openhym, Rich Mer- t, Strangely Missing After sehack Ride on Riverside. HAT HAD HIS ADDRESS. nder Gaw Man Alight from ‘Put Garments Aside, and n Plunge Downward Over the te Getectives have heen asked to or Adolph Openhym, the wealthy at Who has been missing from at No, %2 Riverside Dri day. The greatest qttempt ty bas been made by the membe family, although a large reward ym Offered for infomation concern- firessed as. was Mr. Openhym ‘Was last seon jumped into the from High Bridge inte Monday Boatmen dragged the river a}! Fay in an effort to recover zhe of © man was taken the river yesterday afternoon, but ‘ROt .wat of Mr. Openhym. ly wae Mentified to-day as th sk Maroney, sixty-seven. of n avenue, who disappeared HoPdeback Riding, ym came home from busi- ‘85: upua! Monday afternoon and ordered his groom to bring ‘e/ School No. 45 and took Mttle Grace W min:ies luter he was geen to Out of bis house dressed in a frock jever Since, and not long ago advertised, ‘ t and walk rapidly to fo one who Is positive in the! Pender McConviile at High Bridge {give a hint unless the $00 was pel! In @ men alight from a car that night The stranger wore them carefully on the jana dived over the rail. so quickly that McConville eClusky gaid this morning upon telephoning to the High- firm. Bon Scouts Suicide Theory. an Evening World reporter ei at the Openbym home on Riv- Je Drive to-day nv was met at the [/@ecr aotegartd man who said he was would be made at the ther's firm later in the Delieve,” he eaid, “that my committed gulcide, iie has mill or suffering from any kind Minton and P. R. R. Gatens arged Under the Com- *plaint of Conspiracy Made by ‘wharges of conspiracy against ej L. Minton and Peter of the R. G. Dun & Co. Mer- | Agency, were dismissed too-day Pooi in the Centre Btreet | ‘They were charged with seeking ite the business of the Interna- Mercantile Agency, 9 rival \- ‘by persuading’ Charles E. Fowler, employee of the International. swear that tae Dun books had phe down his decision the Mag- F took exception to the conduct of Central OMica men who made the Oh and Gatens were arrested at tern Hotel Feb. 3 by Detectives and Tinker. They were hidden ‘@ door at an interview between men and Fowler. They allege heard them persusding Fow- P Bign an eMidavit as to the copy- ‘tie Dun records. They then made ADOLPH OPENHYM, MISSING MERCHANT) WIFE FLED AND TOOK Le Roy Macomber, After Long Courts to Recover the Child. old daughter Grace, Le Roy Macomber, of No. 483 West Twenty-fifth atreet, to- day got a writ of habeas corpus from a Supreme Court Justice commanding Mrs. Nellie Macomber, the mother of Grace, to produce the child In court. in Brooklyn for the wife and child. He says that In September, 1901, his young wife left him. She wont to Public e away. Mr. Macomber has searched for them | Sos ADJOURNMENT DATE FIXED. \ewistature Will Concinde Buel. ness On April 17, fOreelal to The Bening World.) ALBANY, April 1.—Majority Leader Rogers offered a concurrent resolution to-day providing that the date for finalt the Lagisiature be adjournment April 17, at 1 A Wonderful Medicine. THEIR LITTLE GIRL || Nervous Disorders Sick Headache, Constipation, Search, Seeks the Aid of|| Wind and Pains in Stomach, Impaired Digestion, After a long search for his eight-year- Disordered Liver and Female PREPARED ONLY BY TRE PROPRIETOR, With this writ the father 1s searching| | Thomas Beecham, St. Helens, Eng, Sold by all Druggists tn United States, fa boxes, 10c. and 28¢, offering $200 reward for information concerning them. ‘Two persons came to him and others wrote. ach de- clared that he knew where Nellie and her child were hiding, but neithor would advance, Mr, Macomber did not give up ius money #0 eaally, but from certain ear- arks common’ to all the replies to ‘is advertisement he 1s led to believe that his wife and little Grace are some- where in Brooklyn, $$$ Sunday World Wants, Monday won- ders— MILLINERY DEP’T. large variety of new shapes. Coats & Vests, Black ort te Bas! at $18. VINCENT, That’s a phrase you know. . Just try The World Wants and Broadway, for. 22d Sti you'll find 6th Ave., cor. 12th St, ‘Tis true—results will show. B.Altmans@s. Misses’ and ‘Children’s Trimmed Hats. Stiff Turbans and Sailor Hats, Flowers and Foliage, Wings, Quills, Ostrich Feathers, Aigrettes, Braids, Buckles, and Untrimmed Hats in Hand-made Hats of Fancy Braid (untrimmed), THURSDAY, April 2d, at $420) Each, sortment recently. MISSES’, CHILDREN’S and BABIES’ SHOES IN A VARIETY OF STYLES AND SHAPES FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS. Elgdicenth $t., Nineteenth $t., Siz Avenue, New York. morrow. 1 Harmonist Piano-Player. New Hos oo Apollo Grand, - Apollo Concert Grand. 5 ron te SALE OF Used Pianos and PIANO-PLAYERS. We must have a clearing-out time. pianos and piano-players that have been used for exhibition purposes are as good as new, but we cannot sell them for new. This fact explains the following unusual offerings. They represent the great chance of the moment. Get on the oppor- tunity car to-day. It may not be running to- 10 Apollos. ......-.eeseresses 5 Melville Clark Pianos. ........ $450 4 Anderson Upright Pianos... 10 Hardman Upright Pianos.... $450 5 Planolas.........+-..e0.+++++ $250 Plays Every ‘Note on the Pisa The Apollo Company, joe eae nears H.ONeill & Co. Trimmed Millinery For Easter (Second Floor). The supremacy of O'Neill Millinery is undisputed, For years we have been looked upon as headquarters, eT hy for Trimmed Millinery at popular prices, ‘¢ are now showing many beautiful creations from abroad in the latest and most correct modes, Not less interesting is the collection of Hats for all occasions from our own workrooms. These latter are shown in many styles and are priced from $10.00 up. Untrimmed Millinery {First Floor). Exceptional values in Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Trimmed Hats, presenting all the smart shapes—a raagnificent assortment to select from, At $1.95, $2.95 and $3.48, Women’s Jackets for FLaster (Second Floor) Covert Cloths, Cheviots, and Silks in the correct shapes. Several of the most popular of these new Spring Jackets are offered, special for Thursday, at much less than Regular Prices. WOMEN'S COVERT CLOTH JACKETS, stra trimmed, lined with satin throughout, excellently tare $7.98 covert shapes..... see OOOerearersenncetes eaeee "Regular price, $10.75. WOMEN’S COVERT CLOTH JACKETS, collariess, double breasted, pleat trimmed back, front and sleeves, ending in large puff with cuff, lined with finest satin. . Regular price, $15.00. WOMEN'S CHEVIOT JACKETS, welt scams, putt or tailored sleeves, single or double breasted, lined with taffeta or satin, loose or fitting shapes..... Pereeerrtry ‘$1 1.95 Regular price, $16.75, WOMEN'S SILK BLOUSES, pleated front a collarless, large puff sleeves, lined with taffeta. Regular price, $17.5 Boys’ Clothing Department (Second Floor, rear) Offer the following Splendid Values For Thursday and Friday. BOYS' NORFOLK SU! made of all-wool Cassi- Cheviots, Tweeds and Worsteds, in light and dark PAPE peep teal Daler eit aaa ‘ena dort} $348 Regular value, $5.75. ¥8' SPRING OVERCOATS, made of all-wool T, Regular price, $6.00. ‘OUNG MEN’S LONG PANT SUITS, in all th: fishipnable spring shades of light and dark colors, sises 15 ; $6. 75 CO 20 YATE rece cccecsseceeraccoes sorsessseseccesenens Regular price, $10.00. High Class Spring Linings {First Floor, rear) Many new exclusive lines have been added to our as- Dressmakers, in particular, will appre- ciate the immense variety of new spring shades shown in the various lines, and the very low prices prev: We recommend and guarantee “Featherweight” Silk Sateen. “Antherea™ Silk “You You" Sill Sateen. “Yama Mai” Sitk “Masconia” Silk Sateen. Te " Silk Percaline, “English” Moire Moreen. “Sunshine™-Silk Percalina, Spun Glass Featherweight. “Victoria” Silk Percaline. Special. 80 pieces Waldorf Silk Lining, regular price, per yard, 33c.; at, per yard, 29%. 350 pieces oupertine fast black PLRCALINE, Good 25c. value at 15c, per yard. Good 30c, value at 20c. per, yard, Good 35c, value at 25c. per yard. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. Chaldacan Empire 2200 BC. The HISTORY of MEN'S CLOTHES. “Styles that were and styles that are.” ‘The men of Chaldaea who wore the best clothes, their toos, Pringed ell eround and "broidered with gold, A man at this store has much less to pay made. Sale of Men's Spring Suits et $15. (These Suite would cost you $25 at 8 custoyatailor’s.) 4 p. 5 NN‘ Macy'& Co/s Attractions Ate Their Low Prices Broadway 34th to 35th St The Carpets at Macy’s.--- Of course the ¢out ensemble of the room is largely controlled a the relation of the Carpet to the other furnishings. tasteful and artistic folk deplore. Our experts are at your service. They are helpful—not only in the selection of Carpets—but in Upholstery and Furni- ture, as well. Consult them freely—and secure harmony. There is no opportunity to do more than glance at such a great subject as Carpets, in space so limited as these columns; but the purpose of our words will have been attained, if they suj such goods to come - serviceable Carpets that is made. We show the finest products of the expert igns of betterment at 2 glance—in both the weay- st ee ciag The choicest of both may be seen here as no- Ing ane x Priées rule that should inspire early buying. Every item quoted is very special—represents extraordinary value. China Matting. ; $2.98 for $5.00 quallty—fancy. $2.48 for $6.00 quality—fancy. ae fer sone blared $19.98 for $25.00 Best Brussels. 3$c. qualities at-21¢.—20rtoS4an. $7.98 for $10.00 quality—tancy. $8.98 for $11.00 quallty—fancy $11.98 for $18.00 quality—fancy. colors | Carl Rugs, pag hed loeredeeing 608 ‘ana | 3iX¢ 2 ft, 9 in. x 4 ft... eee other cool, clear tints. One hundred rolis superb Japan~ ese [attings, effective carpet s in beautiful colorings, ‘Were garments that reached from their necks to They must have cost sacks ful) of money untold; Than sacks full of money for the best clothing Fi Upholstery Goods. 7. It isan opportune time to call our attention to Awnings, hades and. Slip Covers. Orders left now will relieve you from the pressure of rush days, when so many warm- weather needs must be looked after. Just say the word—or write it—and we will respond promptly, do your needs effi- ciently and charge economi- cally. Ruffled Muslin Curtains,- with wide fluted edges, 3 yds. long and 40 inches oe sold by others at 70c,; our price lor and pattern discords create the harsh effects that ly an active hint to those who need ere and see our offerings. Tap Brussels Carpets, the best quality in one of the largest assort- ment of patterns and colorings, suitable for rooms, hails and stairs, that you'll find anywhere, sold by others at 85c. a yard; our 57 price for this sale ...--eesewessrsses seeeees Cc All-wool Ingrain Carpets, in such reilable makes as Hartford, Lowell and Higgins’s—a broad variety of light, medium and dark eiects, old by others at 75c. a yard; our price for this sale 5 Oc rh Ruffled Bobinet Lace Curtains, full agit and width, wide lace inserting and edging :— $1.25 qualities at 89c, $1.45 qualities at 98c. Ruffled Bobinet Lace Curtains, with Renaissance lace inserting and edgii to match, sold by others as a value at $1.75; our price $1.29, Nottingham Lace Curtains, repro- ages of fine French laces, twa designs to select from :— leading manufacturers; with or without borders; sold by 85 qualities at Y Fe ab ae pics to MMs oc aren Oe F450 qualities at $326 Axminster Carpets—highest quality—charming floral and beautiful} Renaissance Lace Bed Sets, mount- Oriental pallens aicthing better for the floors of parlors and recep-}¢d on best French cable net, with , sold others at $1.35 a yard; our price extra deep valance, suitable: for for this sale ened 2 y Bias) 98c three-quarter size beds: — Wilton Carpets—the handsomest styles created by the foremost Amer. $6.50 qualities at $3.98 ican and English makers—with and without borders—floral, Oriental $8.00 qualities at $5.98 and two-toned effects, sold by others at $2.75 and $3.50 $ 1 yi 49 $9.75 qualities at $7.48 e All-wool Velvet Carpets, rich styles for parlors, chambers and dining- rooms—not the quick-to-fade printed kind, but the highest grades with woven patterns, sold by others at $1.10 a yard; our price 69c for this sale ....ce00-+sewsencssecccewesrees : Five-frame Body Brussels Carpets—one of the most substantial and ; ‘ Cigna aesocenweneseanee $13.50 qualities at $10.74 Salen ELS : $15.00 qualities at A139 Oil Cloth and Linoleums. Oriental Striped Tapestry Portieres, fringed top and bottom, sold others at $4.00; our price $2.98. y Ottoman Ribbed Tupi Portieres, all the new core ringed top and bottom, sold by others at $5.50; our price $4.24. Imported Tapestry Por fringed top and bottom, sold by others at $10.00; our price $5.98. Imported Tapestry Reversible Couch Covers, heavily ged. all around, sei by, others, at $6.75; our price 65c, quality at 48c, Sc, quality at 59c. 85c, quality at 63c. 95c, quality at 74c, $1.00 quality at 84c, $1.35 quality at $1.19 30c, quality at 24c. 40c, quality at 29c. 45c, quality at-3ic, 50c, quality at 36c, 65c, quality at 43c. 75c, quality at 48c. Opening of China and Japanese Mattings. ‘Three thousand rolls to draw from—five hundred different styles Domestic Bagdad Couch So’ ed on the sale’s floor—just les of the stock arranged for {aches wide, cold by others at $3.50, easy-choosing—and every yatd of Matting we own Is new and our price $1.98. le and imported expressly for this season’s business, Sofa Cushions, covered with The sony Manet are fancier than ever—prettier and more oddly ed cretonmes and filled with silk floss e Japs i have artistic. impressed their workmanshij lead, as they always do—but the i ; 65 qualit 9 strong marks of progress. The $200 dualites SX pron" san rte en some satin S, wi fe sold by, others oe hie PRG aoe Brass Extension for» ‘ Rods, cottage 12c, qualities-at 7c.--atto-deam, ¢ Fine Rugs Carpet Sizes, 9x12 Feet. $16.98 for $20.00 Tapestry Brussels.| ase. quien at 1de80te seme, 40-yd. Rolls. $29.98 for $35.00 Rich Axminsters.| Wien’s Bath Robes. 2% | : Pirro, (oF B35.00-Highegrade WI) sesh tine of Men's Bath Robes Occidental Reversible Rugs, made| {ust in—good quality Turkistycloth .: ‘and white, —fancy stripes, solid and. 98 tor $12.80 quality—fancy. See in ode an Ortentall tue — colors not ‘to £200,..+ pesvureeeceracae SAID and white. Japanese Mattings. Value $4,50 Exveptiona, Brice $2.49 i Sovsne ay, pais ond Two hundred roils of Japanese Ys i: Cotton-warped Mattings—neat Oriental Rugs average} 87.50; cade 34,38 Men's Pajamas,— “on Made of fine Madras, signet m Daghestan Guenji and other Rugs, OA ladle all $6: Value $10.00 Karak and Guenji Rugs, fiat and rig! x these Pajamas is Price $6,98 SRE AISNE B54, Pout M1 G1.50; cholceat,.—. ae DMG Shirvans, Irans and other Rugs, $23.98, FS Ok CFR Sin, Boys’ Shirts.0m, sm Khiva, Bokhara and Afghan Ru average see, about 7 ft-,x. 19 Br as thon tan sort Turkish Carpet Rugs, average size|] Ment of colors is very about 9 x 12 f blues, |} Sizes 12 to 14; at.49c. isla fe aanpaen a ; i Value $25 ,00 woven felled seams, faced sam, tached cuffs, sizes 12 to 1 Shirts, over ‘From $1,24-to 746. —26x$4-In, From $1.98 to $1.24—30x61 in. From $2.24to $1-39—-36x72 tn. From $4.78to $2.98—45x86 in. From $1.24t0 $1.04—21x45 in, From $1.74 to $1.54—26x54 in. From $2.24 to $1.98-—30x60 in. Prom $5.49 to $408—45x84 In. From $10.98 to $949-—~ 6x 9 ft, Prom $16.98 to 918.3679 2104 ft, From $23.98 to $21.49— 9x12 feet.