The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1903, Page 8

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1903. shares of the company’s stock, uponfl which ehe was promived a handsome dividend at the end of six months, A . held her joys assistant manager for three months, when she was advised East r S uvenirs ; er SO \ fe that there was no more money in the lCompany. suppored to have an origi ) of $10,000, She got no dividend TY. 2 @ at the ond of six months, SIXTY*THIRD YEAR, — O'Neill & Co} Ready to Wear Suits, Jackets and Dresses {67 Girls’ Laster Wear. E. R. THOMAS, WHO TAKES| TO RACING FOR "REST." ER THOMAS T0 OWN BG STABLE llate Division Sets Aside|Young Millionaire, Son of the) Judgment for $40,000 Ob-| Late General, Needs Relaxa- | tained by Executrix of Estate| tion and Starts a Stable That} pi. Chacies W. Gililatt. of No, so] Easter Yachts and Easter Chariots} Nassau street, Brooklyn, was made! for the Children — richly litho- Brookiyn manager 07 the concern for In- ieee embossed and cut out. Got Too Many Moneyed Part-| vesting s0. Ho got st « work, but hel” Give to purcharers ot will be! Wen ent with goods ordered by mail or in His Room Directory | otners in court the torwnrd] § Hedi Uni Y | od otros to multe exept: fcr ten | telephone when asked fo, } Scheme and Is Held in $2,000 Intute Zoller, sald, that he thought hel Family Mixed Tea, formerly 35¢ ‘ 2 ' i‘ ‘ A) Cash Coffee, good and pureee “of Edward C. Hinsdale. Will Cost $500,000. Bail for Trial. Mhig naar som Balt for trial. St.l Boke Javay known ane liked 280 ‘ (Second Tlocr.) | HoMgaLs COR PISIRE DS «Kivi « or 4 nate Aad Maracaibo, formerly pea 4 GIRLS’ COLLARLESS BLOUSE oF 00 artgage un his furniture.) Holland Java, great favorite, -22c rhoulder capes, fine! tellored with si PLOYEE OF MORTON FIRM.|PAYS $25,000 FOR ONATAS. Feetion Ty, Mould not sten to the aus-| Broken Mocha and Java, ric Seif] black, tan an WOMAN CHIEF COMPLAINANT, | “*°™ however. Holland Mocha and Java, choicess.sDa6 |] Saturday ‘Bogota Coffee, delictous. 280 Value $22.00. Rallroad Company Conceded Negi! |He Considers Him the Best Three- CRUTCH COST HIS LIFE, |! Arabian Mocha, really superb. +350 STOR ERORE incense sarah ars as { RLS NT JACKETS of tan Covert Cloths, | gence and Only Point in Dispute Year-Old In Training and Hopes) His Plan Was the Old, Old One of eweed Man Turned Gan Ont SIMPLY SEND POSTAL. welt. seams excellently tailored, satin lined, sizes 14, fal $7.98 Was as to the Amount of Damages| *0 Win the Suburban and Other, Giving a Small Salaried Position wiih It, but Tarnea It on | We deliver 5 lis. Coftee—or 4 Ib. Tea! and 10 years, Friday and Saturday ea) Rich Stakes with Him. i Hie Ad- Again by Minteke. and § Ibs. Coffee—in Manhattan, Brooklyn Value $10.00. | to Be Assessed. ic akes 5 t to Those Who Answered His Wile Dackaes qs nan ITE , and the Bronx up to 180th st, ey ES ——— | vertisements, wan found dead in bed with the gea|) Money Back If You Want It. SPECIAL—TAN COVERT JACKETS, for large girls, turned on at his home, No. 201 Thirty- sixth street, Brookiyn, to-day. It was his custom to turn out the gas with his crutch while lying in bed. He]! turned ft off Jast night and turned It on again. Death came to him as he rt. A néw mililonaric in the racing game {s Edward R. Thomas, ron of the late Feversing the judgment of the lower |e. Sam Thomas ‘The young man has (eourt in the cage of Christine H. Hins-|MOucY (9 bury, sporting blood and a lGale as executrix of the will of Edward |hard business nead. He sald to-day that © Hinsdale against the New York Cen-|26 's willing to Invest $500,000 in @ ractnss tral fand Hudson River Raflroad. The atable, that he ects to win the 6u- “plaintift got a verdict for $40,00) againat | burban with Onatas, n $25,00 three-year- i d tra finely tellored, strap or welt seams, also ack Gillies corrEe || See serse edt ited $10.00 Company, Value $14.50. 238, 235, 237 and 939 Washington St GIRLS' THRLEE-QUARTER COATS of Taffeta Silk, in 1 400, " black and colors, top capes, collar and cuffs trimmed w ihe 2.75 Bot. Park Flare 2nd Barclay st, Established 1340, | the new laces, sizes 6 to 14 years, Friday end Saturday. y$ 12.75 Value $15.00, GIRLS’ BOX COATS in blue Cheviots and tan Covert the railroad for the death of Mr. Hins- | 01d he purchased yesterday, and that he corporation that suddenly evanesced. Kech's Uptown 7 2 s e jn the Park ayenue tunnel collision | hopes to pay his feed bills with what he ‘The chief of several willing compiain- | HH, Suen Pella cloths, puff or plain sleeves with cull, velvet collar tot $5.00 op Jan. 8, 1902. ee i aoe ——~ ————~ ants against Mr. Wilson, who sald he match, sizes 6 to 12 years, Friday and Satirday a Paes ‘ vtwo| “ft am not feeling well.” said Mr. ? : 5 hen praiettas / S Pee er. Hinsdale had deen for thirty-two loos at his residence, No, 17 Went |SuFse I shall play my hors lived at No, 128 West Forty-second CG Value $6.95. 7) years in the employ of Morton, Bliss & ‘ i hadie i te play lug 1 slreet, was Mrs. Anna Danielson, of ry nie i . and the Morton Trust Company, and | © By ateeat to-day, "I have marily 1s c *| No, sil Hudson Boulevard, Union Hin,| FB, GIRLS' WASH DRESSES of fine Dimit'es & French Ging. ) e ‘tigen trom oMce boy to a position | > ing closely, to Husliess and 1) Health and enloyments Tet fOr MonOs IN, gd. Mrs. Dagielaon sald that she! | hams,in vacious colors, also white goods, t: immed with p’ me $1.49 H ‘Phe Appellate Division of the Supreme Court to-day hanced down a decision Edward W, Wilson, a well-dressed 43 man of Suave manner, wos held $2000 bail for trial by Magistrate rin the Yorkvilie Court to-day for ng too an partners in the New Room Directory Company, a flimsy ee ee gocnt Owhere his salary was $2,200 a year ae ns oe Gillie reli aa tga Aqueduct.’ was attracted by an alluring advertise- e and wash braids, sizes 6 to 12 years, Friday and Saturday, "Th F y admitted that/amusement, I cannot spare the time a aa Sunday paper, which of- . 90 his aco. gue to the negiisence of/fm my business to go on yachting | Monin Haw AM Honduran Except | tere goiden Daboraaliee tor a INE Open Satardays 125th St We t Between Lenox & Value $2.50, Yferemployeos and the ony question was|crulzor, and I know of nothing more the Capital. Garner With amok GAvaNt. Bhoi/ep! tl 9.30 P. Me ry Ss 9 Seventh Avenues. 5 to “piferdas ey Oeoienee: tr wae enfjoyabie than racing horavs. eae iene leit piled at Mr. Wilson's office, in room a 9 Erid & . at besides his salary Mr. 000 for Onatas, of Honduras, now remains Jn) tag, 4 the Spaulding Bullding, lest h Id De rida: H meg i A anes Being Mis tata sono for Onatns, the power ot acing Preaident Arian. | ociouay Soa stas indeed ta tat. ie Children’s AyYS saturda Ladies’, Misses’ and Ciildren's Rraham writes the ontaton | sony 4. Drake or an Auxust Belmont or ar Olas uy eye ened Lbseld |in the New York Room Direotory Com- u iy iH} Gasarereaeatictgt [2 Winn Cwhines. Uut om eng [R04 ade aaadetet, M, til |panee In ralurn ae wan sopolted reefer ad | Undergarments. Ie erginat cen, waa Dre Hone: (a siadlel way Pia east ats {has aiso been captured by the force ot eet ent Bhe aloe cat 1% MEL rise) ANA ERI Ing ate: the cores pon | (Second Floor.) the trial an actuary. pleasure of seeing my colors come under : be ; A peel IS panned TON INE ast two) Children’s and Misses? beautiful Confirmation Petit expectation of life fo: Clihevetra itn tHelend vonceliniacwhilen I ; lays in which to buy the Chiidren’s Easter Clothing. ildren Re irmation Petti- mes, see, cart have already lald the foundation for my FOR THE GIRLS coats, DORE ahd Gre covert sets or single + | stable b Hasing Onata Jon ‘Third Floor. ces—irt . 5 5 Ha and for one of BeTe0 conaider Onatas the best three- ia AISI RE HE TR STEGER ries 6.9 Infants’ and Children’s Short Coats and Reefers in all 8. i \ year-old in tralaing. Iked the horse iat v. MISSES’ TAIL Pe cHine SAUTE wa Con TE es .95 the newest materials, including Voiles, Etamines, Bed- i eaigeanam save the ‘adinteston when he Wasa Uwory id and made e le ISSES AILOR MADE SUITS, fancy all wool mixtures, trimmed 9 75 ford Cords and Pongecs. Cloth Jackets, with laces, ‘ 5 fee eae ith taffeta folds and novelty braids, sizes 14 to16 yrs., reg. $12.00 vali . Rae the planar ‘| up my mind that {f ever 1 weat into the with y . RESHIEE IDO aie f i ETA eetover haute thal could pr-| racing business } would buy him, Mr. GIRLS’ DRESSES, chambray or fancy percale,a varlety of colors, in stripes and crests, emblems, etc. pizes 1 to 5 years. Prices range Besedaeome panied by Madden didn't want to jet him go, but figures, trimmed with embroidery and insertions, 4 to 14 yrs., reg. $4.50 2,95 from $1.25 to $9.98 each. oF (ec OCR She ;|Mr. Madden fs a business man and ’ x x GIRLS’ S id that nothing {s olea et Rada x = S’ SCHOOL DRESSES, of all wool fancy mixtures, plailed bk 7 . this is not tie basin ‘uinon, whieh | everything has Its price Men’s Furnishing Department, |Stocasiite tinmeawihlancy novely bald Stoiestsreg seo 3,Q5 ||| Children’s Easter Bonnets, Hats and Peasants’ Poke Maeda Gade he Code ar Caisit |g, wien 2 aay that I exnest to win the { E Y " effects in all the mh, as with flowers, mull and wat t ts fd juat|Stburbag with Onntas | am not speak- 4 . idery; also Gol ats, etc. Prices r, SE cute Witla lnc x vesting mer, theeairte | Fell andbrtments of Fine Neckwest: Gloves, Nostigee FOR THE BOYS. mint me |] gutbroidery; also ange from from the a edentia death. t9/ ileve Onatns le equal to the task. He and Dress Shirts, Paiamas, Bath Robes, Underwear, BOYS’ SAILOR SUITS, of all wool serge, navy, trown, red or royal, has other Important engagements, but = trimmed with silk soutache braid, and silk tie, 3 to 10 yrs. , i * td he will satisfy me if he carries off the Hosiery, etc. Also Steamer Rugs and Carriage Robes, reg. $5.00,....... Mead omtees c ame sn CL FAY 3.59 Children’s Laster Dresses, Guimpes, Aprons and Chris- SSS BULRENAY. . tening Robes, beautifully trimmed with Laces, Ribbons Germ BuMnen: BOYS’ NORFOLK JACKET SUITS, plain or knickerbocker trousers of d Embroidery. Prices range from 49c. to $8. No Faucy-Priced Jockeys. Rna tor FHIDAY and SATURDAY, all woo! serge, cheviot, homespun, crash or tweed, 7 to t6yrs.,reg. $6.00 4.85 and Em y- c. to $8.98, “There ta one point upon which I - ~ t BOYS' RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, of all wool high colored serges, ex- Ladies’ White Walking Petticoats, with extra protection ' have made up my mind, although [ am April 10th and 11th: clusive designs in the new long Military shape, with bloomer 4 75 flounce and deep rows of lace and embroidery insert & novice at the game, 1 won't employ . . . 2% to G yrs., rev. $6.00 Basehor HonchOn a i “ 2 BUT WENT ON BOND fy Enoyepricea jockeys, “tue maine) Men's Silkk Scarfs, rour-in-Hanas, tmperials BOYS. NEGLIGEE SHIRT BLOUSES, of chambray madras or Pe 45 | ings—all French effects. Prices range from 98c. up, ty boy and train him like John A, Deak nd Knots, light d ford cord, 6 to 14 yrs., TOG, O90... .. ces eeeeeee eee ueew ee ccs ec eee [o) . ‘ trained. Lucien Lyne. ‘aan he and Knots, light and medium colors, BOYS! HATS, black Derbys, or steel, gray and. black Alpints; the very : ial J nd tha jenice be placed upon Regular Prices $1.00 and $1.80 each, at 5e newest shapes, reg. $1.75....... BOSH G00 abulcacieasientney : . Srtels ‘and Sterok Said They |Setiiis moe se Restore aah : BRS: OR THE LITTLE TOTS. epee) egret “Oisang of i porter an: ! a BY ia eer mon that man with F R H ercnd Fiser, : - > PDwned Lots, but it Was | stints tite rif be cam poke, hy Elghteeush Street, Minetsentd Street and sikm Avena, Or TREN Bei eater or GAGE ERRITEd aH TE TIbRGHE cove fa Women’s Gloves, f yon elitr, orses H , Cat} . collar; i i. 5 Found They Had no Claim on the only chance of pont 1s LE cet aries peo ne RTIRTORS Smite 2.59 Three-Clasp Glace Paris Point Embroidery a - i} i Them. CHILDREN’S REEFERS, three-quarter length, of cheviot, double-breasted in the Icading spring shades, inching ¢ $1.00 ~ ie) i | front, Monte Carlo back, some with pique collar ‘olors red, tan or a nd white, Friday and Saturday. blue, sizes 2 to 5 yrs. reg. $3.65....... Me Ge TOS black a re ane rat ee CHILDREN’S REEFERS, three-quarter Iength, of plain cloth with pique $ p » $1.48, collar and belt; also of cheviot, tucked batiste collar, trimmed with em- 3 98 broidery, colors red, tan or blue, sizes 2 to § yrs., rey. $4.75.......4+ CHILDREN’S COATS, of cream Bedford Cord, single or double capes, triinmed with ribbon and silk braid, sizes 6 inos.to 2 yrs,, reg. $300. 2.49 Perfumery Department. Suits and Topcoats. SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. wns nu he MISSES’ BOOTS, lace or button, of Imported French Patent Leather, light or heavy Specials for Laster Week. ye ter Shartell, sixty-four 12 Douglaxs street, ury in furnishing a bond. ‘The int° was made jJointiy by Assistant) t-Attorney Miner und Samunl tt.| iek, & vond cleyls tn the Sheriff's cen \ im GET iD START he store NY, les, tip or plain toe, st to 2, 2,69; sizes 24 to 6 5 CHIL- 4 ortell end Sterel: wont bbe v) i) GET RIGHT UE AND red ee Md. ve cone DRER Mr eaine sine stool FOS, Kane ee G oo . 1.59 Colgate's fine Extract—all the popular odors, mp antages e offerad-—now, OL L1H | Eoys’ LACE BOOTS, of Imported French Patent Leather, hand welt sewed, Tor bottles sieves coc ae ee CASS i : put these very definite statements of ours to the sure dressy and durable, sizes 2% 106, 2,98; YOUTHS’, of same,sieestt to2 2.59 Risdboratst extecisin ail th : state and ‘ SS though inexpensive test of investigation. If you find — |LITTLE MEN'S LACE SHOES, Spring heel, Patent Leather, well sewed, sizes ete bole ee ere one estate and | : r { 5 3 . SIs La CSMLUTESEE OM AESE OS eee NOS odors, 1 02, bottle..........:6eeese essence ee c fo) ‘ them true, Jow might as well have these advantages in|ixtants’ pur *s Wi i - Hs NTS’ BUTTON BOOTS, of Patent Leather, white kid tops, no heels, Bradley's Wildwood Violet , your Easter Suit or Topeoat. If untrue, you might ag} sizes? to 6....cscesees reba rch : | Toilet Waters, 34 oz. size. 25c BETTER AVERAGE well know it now and have done with us forever. Weare} PATENT LEATHER SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS, for Boys, Girls and Children, the 2 ric iciemaind em ais asia? R "40 ay 49 correct thing for Easter—an immense variety—very attractive prices. BIROZN SILC cere sicissieiaceacekemiaanea 50 ie easy to reach, 740 and 742 Broadway, one door south ; r% c FOR CITY BONDS, fof the transfer junction at Astor Place. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS, suc:: vase Always on hand—a complete assortment of Rogers & we sald last week, we CHILDREN'S FANCY FLATS, row and row of fancy straw braid, com: Gallett's, Piver’s, Guerain’s, Le Grand, Atchinson's, ine of Suits and Topcoats bination colors, reg. 75C.... +000. anes ” 48c Lubin’s and Houbigant's Extracts at the lowest prices, could be honestly said t MISSES' IMPORTED TUSCAN FLATS, of fancy natural straw, bell ing merit. Tested cheviots, $ 00 crown, the popular hat for wreath and tlower trimming, reg. $1.48. . 98c | (j= — Hundred and Ten Offered for, One, from Which Bids Range as Low as One Hundred. t this price of w 5 possess reat id fancy; cut on the strictl: CHILDREN’S TRIMMED SAILOR HATS, of Itaiign braid, tam crown, resvlt of the sale of municipal correct iin ; 1 garments and thoroughly rolled edge, with velvet band, bow and streamers, all colors, reg. $1.25. 98c . as to-day in the Comptrolier's office | well t ed, The im suit at $14 or $16 is not so good; MISSES’ LARGE ROLLED BRIM SAILORS, of Cul body straw, ponte to be Bare nals iagiane th | the one at B20 is no better........ ee cece en fsaenve es tones S stitched and bound with silk, straw edge and bow, Silk streamers, W was recorded. EASTER LINE NO, 2—A large and splendid line Colors white, navy, red or brown, rex; 91:96 +» 1.48 are FO “alpha nes for the that was not FEIN mentioned dase ak Tested fabrics of every CHILDREN’S FLOWER WREATHS, Se a oe . good weave, in plain black, plain blue and all the newest mix- w Kart aor Bye g OR ney tures. someof which a Poppies, Daisies, Bluets, June Roses, Forget-Me-Nots, Field Flowers, &c., full 98c RYeraged if dressy, while some are even sporty, The tailoring is not car- rich, subdued effects, some smart and $ 50)| wreaths, a complete hat trimming, actual value $1.48 and $1.75. are Rat ay Fi c ried to the extreme of elegance that marks our $20 and §30 — le was conducted bs Deputy Suits and Topcoats, but is guaranteed equal in all respects to May MoviInG Grows Nearer Every Day, lev Btevenson in the absences : the Lest $25 custom work tise wale nee peeseertorses Bercy aie Lea nbnence of E : : Word To Lets -o Guide 10 Hovse-Honters, F ; ot EASTER LINE NO. 3—The man who EASTER LINE NO, 4--These garments | usually pays $30 for clothes to order will find mark the most notable step forward in the f E STEVENSO in this line precisely the sort he is accustomed scientitic shaping and the artistic finishing of ‘THY WORLDi THURSDAY, APRIL 8) 1900. ‘ to. Comparison will convince that the differ- ele for gentlemen. The richest foreign Feed BADLY BURNED. | °¢,!3 * 12! saving. High-grade fabrics, many fabrics in smart effects, in subdued effects—in | ea + | of them foreign, plain blacks, blues and rich every instance the tailoring is superb. The ir Vice-President Lost Hair! donbt about the fit or how it will make up as as extra good value at $28 to $32. No cus- ‘and Mustache in Fighting you see yourself in the garments BEFORE you tom tailor makes them to measure a penny Flames at Ho)... buy. And our guarantee does the rest... r uncer $40, We offer them now at.. ‘4 mixtures, all beautifully tallored—you have no | 52 few stores that carry equal quality sell them wm, a Glove Departments Spring Importations of Alexandre, Avondale and Napoleon Glace and Suede FIRST we were good custom tailors. AND NOW we have pul custom tailoring excellence mlo Pique and Overseam Gloves, clothes tha! are ready io wear. The above unusual pri ly superior - April 9.—Adtas! Vico-President 2s for cle riprtee bay a are due (1) fo large facilities, (2) to direet distribution, (3) (0 economical management and Imported Novelties in } oad and hands yest ‘walle (4) fo our sacrificmg @ large share of Kighiful profit io indsce ina! of ow improved product, Hand.made Filet Gloves and Mitts, Frame-made Silk Gloves, nasials a tne tu hiv home. ee. nt | See How EASY it is to Get Here: ed the hames, Lace Effects in Street and Evening Lengths. Milanese Suede Lisle and Tropica! Gloves of all descriptions We are on Brostway—two short biocks south of Wananiaher'e~one stout block south of Sine House, in new shades for Spring and Summer. Broadway Cars, ton Ave. Cars, Columbus Ay S--all pass our doors at 740-742 Broadway, Ss; Madison Ave. Cars and Second Aye, Cars transfer to Broadway ab Astor Place--we are next door south of junction, Also To-morrow and Saturday, All the lines of the Metropolitan system fransfer to 8th stree we are only one block south on Broadway, Third Avenue Elevatedemthe 9th street clation is only three very short blocks from us. A Special Offering of Third Aven ce road—get off at Cooper Union—we cre only two short blocks away. ir From ail Fast River Ferries, from all North River Fevries—all erosstown Tines (ranster to Droadway or 34 Ave, tine, | Women's { 2 ase ans {Bullen Real Reench Bid 85° ; and i From the Grand Central Pepa Madison Avenue litte south-—t0 minutes to Astor Place, : Regular value $1.45 pr, fore the flames we lous to the From Christopher St. Ferry Crosstown ling through Sth st. to Broadway—we are one short block south. Special Easier values in WHITE and FANCY VESTS at $1.00 up. Men's