The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1903, Page 8

AAIDS AS ROSS SAW THEM Inspector, Again on the Stand, ‘Says Arrests Where Cases Were Not Made Out Were Called Fakes. BUT THEY WEREN'T BLUFFS. Refuses to Accept the View Taken by Assistant District-Attorney Morgan and Gives High Praise to Plamond’s Work in the Precinct.| { the trial of Inspector Adam A. Cross for neglect of duty was resumed to-day before Deputy Commissioner _ Bbstein, Assistant District-Attorney "Morgan continued the cross-examination Of the Inspector. Previous to the trial Mr, Morgen was ‘congratulated upon his appointment as vo pplenarae of Mections to succeed John McCullagh. Mr. Morgan asked if the Inspector ever Made raids over the heads of captains. “I'M BROKE,” PLEADS CAPTAIN HERLIHY. He Asks Court to Give Him Time to Earn Money to Make Further Defense on Charges. Police Captain John D. Herlihy made a strong plea to Justice Scott in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court to-day whon Assistant District-Attorney Rand moved for the retrial of the cap- tain on May 4 for neglect of duty in the “Red Light" district. Herlihy advanced to the bar alone, recited the story of his previous trials on the same charge, and added: “I have spent all the money I had saved In my own defense, and I am now not only without funds but in debt to my lawyers. I am living on money borrowed from friends. “Under the rules of the Police Depart- ment 1 am compelled while under sus- pension to report twice a day for duty and cannot engage in any business. For these reasons 1 am compelled to ask for five or six months’ delay so that I can peeN encues by some work J re-employ my lawyers."” by oie Dintrict- ‘Attorney Rand sug- Ried that, the Court assign counsel to Herlihy, but ine, captain said he pre- rred his own lawyers. Judge Scott sald that the request was a reasonable one, and advised pacts Herlihy to renew his ‘plea on May 4. _————————— SHIP AGENT KILLED. Olad Andersen Strack by a Rapid Transit Train at Stapleton, 5. I. Olad Andersen, @ ehip agent. living in Cif street. Clifton, 8. 1, was struck THUG WOW, BDAY Nes © CAPT, VREDENBURG RETIRES AT LAST. Leaves Department on Half Pay Af- ter Enduring Loneaom of Am- ityville as Long as He Could. Capt. Watson Vredenburg, for many years commander of the Oak street sta- tion, was retired from the Police De- partment to-day at his own request. He Js sixty-four years old, had been leeman for thirty-seve: titled to half pay in r Persistent efforts have been made to force Capt. Vredenburg out ever since Mayor Low's administration came into power. (He was shifted from Oak street to Amity street, in Brooklyn, and stood the lonesomeness of the post until to- days was his successor Gergt. smite, of the bdoller squad, asked for retirement to-day. As he had not reached the age of fifty-five his re- quest was refused. Capt. Campbell, of Bath Beach, takes the precinct left vacant by the retire- ment of Capt. Vredenburg and Capt. Cullen, of the Fourth avenue station, goes to Bath Beach. Sergt. David Ev- ans, of Brooklyn, will be appointed a captain and will take command of the Fourth avenue station. oe Ball Player Manged. KANBAS CITY, Mo., Aprii 17.—John (Bud) Taylor was hanged at the county fall here to-day for the murder on March 2, 191, of Ruth Nollard, his SENATORS KEEP UP BITTER WRANGLE. Raines and Bracket Exchange Por- sonalities While E erg Also Has Hie Bay. ALBANY, April 17.—The bitter fool- ings engendered and emphasized at yes- terday's session of the Senate, when the nomination of Frank M. Baker, of Tioga, as Rallroad Commissioner was rejected, and later by the hot exchange of Senators Raines and Brackett when they gave personal views of each other's political careers, were followed up to- day by a series of sarcastic comments and oross-motio: Benator Miser ad joined in, and the ses- sion was decidedly ively.’ The bolters Were not successful In an effort to delay legielation. BARGAIN SALE AT NEHRING’S 16 East 42d Street. 6¥%4x8% Carlton Camera, fitted with No. 11 per Convertible Lens, B. & L. Irish Shutter, extra holders and Tripod, list price $160.00,’ tor $85.00. $25.00 4x5 Focus Cycle reese, fe make, for . 4x5 Double Plate Holders to ft your camera, S5¢.; 6x7 wine, y $1.25 5x6 ft. Back~ $2.00 Hand Bur Diy Pistes, ry oe par doen oer “S hernia Lena, 96.00; Sx? ise, Ha. We are gratified at the many flatter- ing responses to this sale — the crowds of pleased customers that eagerly bought the great clothing values we gathered, taxed our selling capacity to the utmost. Wise people come here because we sell them Values That Surpass Expectations. MEN’S SUITS, made from strictly pure wool Cheviots, in Blue or Black, as well as stylish fancy mixtures; usually considered good values, even by us, at $10, for this sale only at. MEN’S DRESS or BUSINESS SUITS, in fine smooth or rough finished Worsteds, with all the snap, style and fin- ish of suits sold elsewhere as bargains at $15.00, for this sale at For real stylish and serviceable DRESS SUITS, come and look at our better ones. ‘We'll surprise you with extent of assort- ments as much as we will with the style and quality. You save from $5.00 to $8.00 on those we sell at $12,00 ani - Sale of Boys’ Suits. ‘The best selection of ever Cheviot, lain or Norfol blue, bi pare aes es, Ban e, brown Seats = $798 OONFIRMATI: ae from bye rice ne or jo wale plain Norfol! HONeill & Co. Special Values for Saturday. Wearing Apparel for Boys and Young Men At Special Prices for Saturday. (SECOND FLOOR.) BOYS' NORFOLK su: ide of wool Cassimeres, Cheviots, Tweeds and Worteds eh at 16 years.... cee $$3.48 Regular Price $3.75. BOYS" thre.plece, SHORT PANT SUITS, imported fabrics in ight and. dark colors; else eave, Hise Serge, sizes 9 to 16 years tin $6.75 Price $10.00, BOYS' SAILOR ati) made Sia Serge, with soutache braid, colors red, sizes 4 to 10 yearsseceee ora bi row and $2, 98 0000 Sewn ce cocede cacees, Regular Price $5.48. YOUNG MEN’S LONG PANT S! wool Cassimeres, Cheviots, UITS, made of Worsteds Serge, sizes Camimares, Cheviot Worseds and ivy bie See, $8.98 Poe gplianpiver 2 BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS, mad YEATEooee cececccver ceee cess sees teesenee eseres ssceeees Cord and Percale, with and ‘without colate sizes $ to oe 59c Regular. Price:98c. ‘Vests; spec! wenty 8 Suite made in the| Lied ‘Twi a the on, et including — salto Russian blouses and the Erd Norfolk: former sweetheart. Taylor formerty wes a baseball player, having gained some prominence in minor leagues. He was twenty years old. | Phe Inspector could not remember. He | by a train while walklig on the Rapid Was Gbked if he ever had heard of any leton company’s tracks in . eee ese, nae near and dance’ feel at Card Mounts, 30. par doses. Hundreds of other bargains. Gur price for 8x10 Mounted Bromide Bnlerge- monte te Infants’ and Children’s Under-and Outer Garments..}f} Several lots for Saturday much under-regular prices, and Floor. INFANTS’ Soft Sole : BOYS’ TOP COATS. ieMatary settee Gey ‘og | “tore Gaal st SD. 48 Usewhere et $4.50, ° =z. * ears basa, $08, $2. Money Refunded for Any Unsatisfactory Purchase, BER NEI 2338 & 2340 THIRD AVE,,"cezx" 120th ST. OPEN EVERY EVENING. EXT SATORDAY TILL 1130 P. W. franklin Simon & Co. Specials for Saturday. ' Real Antique Lace Waists. Made over white sitk, sizes 32 to 42, Regular price 412.50. I have heard of fake ratds,”| the hospital. ‘Work and Quick Delivery Guaranteed. said Cross, Q. Wha What We Say, You Can Depend, It’s So. i | Ga PMANSE = Purchases. 4 Entire Block, Fulton, From Bridge to Duffield St., Brooklyn, Purchases. PMB! ioctl Store Open Saturday Nights Until 10 o’Clock. | + Money-Saving Opportunities for Saturday. pO Charming Silk Waists. 18.00 Spring Suits, 12.75, ] Women’s Pe de fie Women’s Spring Suits of granite, Waists, matle of excel . : aquallty sit, all the season's broadcloth and and cheviot, stylish latest models, in a variety blouse with peplum, collarless, with of styles and colors. One shoulder cape, front, sleeves and belt pretty style is made with trimmed with silk and tassel, bishop sleeve with fancy cuff, seven gore yoke extending over shoul- ders; the front is made of small cluster tucks fin- skirt with lapped seams, plait at bot- tom of each gore; also pretty mix- tures, nicely trimmed with silk tancy sleeves to mai front, separate hemstitched stock; worth 5-00 of covert cloth, sipchuging the popular broken plaid effect, made with the long narrow collar and concave shoulder, satin lined sleeve and Men’s all wool cheviot and arbi Suits, neat new Spring patterns, regular and $15.00 value, for Saturday ... 1 O, OO ns We Give Green Trading Stamps it are they? A. A fake raid is where a ald 1s feade eid the prisoners are dlecharged because of tack of legal evidence. awe We Give Green Trading Stamps and white, regulax price 4bas opacial Soe Besdtg ee INFANTS! all silk SHIRTS, all eit tn} 7Be 2 see eees About Churchill Ratas? Q. Do you remember in the Churchill case the question, “Didn't he report | that He raided fifteen disorderly houses?” ‘and yol answered: ‘Yes. I regarded a good many of them as fake raids.” A. Oh, f ain't clear on that. If it is on records I suppose it is all right. buttons, regular price $1.25; special for Setendeon om pene ein teen CHILDREN'S WALKING la embroidery, yaacy ragaltt orice ened ih uc nd entre aoe? tt} 40¢ CHILDREN'S aap f to~' TRIMMED peal pre ee ‘of white and Cr iLL and ‘ahatel 47¢ = Women’s Ready-to-Wear Hats at $3.48. the Mr. “fake” raids were mere “blu: Cross would not agree to that defini- tion. He was asked {t he regarded any of the raids made by Capt. Diamond as fake raids, and he answered: “No. Diamond worked hard and cleaned out many disorderly resorts in the Fifteenth Precinct."* 4All through his examination the In- apectcr was cool, and only once or twice id he object to the corkscrew methods ‘of Mr. Morgan, who insisted upon direct answers rather than explanations of ang what Cross had done in certain A copy of the charges was Mt to the Inspector, regen Are Unjnnt. An exceptionally fine collection for to-morrow's selling. These Hats are trimmed in the paar ter Sebel apstl ona |$3.48 porsace and no oye are sikerA CHILDREN'S hoo, HATS (trimmed)... seeeeese OBC Children’s Flats, worth $1.25; special at...... Se6sncesysoBte IMPORTED FLOWERS—Cherries, F Bloso Bulbs, Daisies, Roocs ete; worth 406 cack meaatar me } 25c 4.6 Satin and Taffeta Ribbon. FINE, ALL SILK RIBBON, 236 inches wide, colors pink, ligh 19¢ L Zz) 4 Ue, 8 Walking and Fancy Tailored Suits Keprsy ma aie CS a at ace oe Of pan Cloth and English mixtures, for isses, 16 to 18 years, and Women, 32 to 36 bust measure, reduced from $27.50 to $32.50. FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th Streets. to perform yet ly this list of complaints there are instances where I made arrests and You have given me no work.” sald Mr. Morgan, Men's Half Hose, Underwear and Neckwear HALF ROSE sale noeen Men’s extra fine Lisle Thread jana 19¢ Cotton Balt Hose, all neatly embroidered, Imported to sell at 35e to oe SILK NECKWEAR—Tor men and in Saperils techs. four-in-hands, 3 for $0c., each... sai eee and} 180 Regular Price 2c. 18.50 “you Navy a lot of figures about the iamated of gambling houses. What do you mean ‘hy an Inmate of a xambling-house?" there—those participat- UNDERWEAR—Three cases Men's medium weight Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, in ecru, salmon and blue, skits 34 to 46, iontat 29c drawers 30 to Wc srvecepoees wereves not a la Jerome,” retorted Mor- ‘Asked by Mr. Morgan it he believed “ERIEND OF THE PEOPLE” CREDIT prains when they told him certain ; hhad"been closed, Inapector Cross J. MICHAELS 182 to 188 Smith St. (222 to 228 Grand St, Bet. Warren & Baltic Sts. Near Driggs Ave. ished with fancy silk orna-|- ments, back made of pin tucking and hemstitching, bands, blouse jacket, lined or unlined skirt; $750) senate. Saturday’s pice, ie, 75 ———» Offerings in Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. Men’s Spring Overcoats, in all the new shades = Rises mohair body, in every respect a $15.00 Coat. Toilet Goods---Unusual. Values. This lot, comprising. about 50, will All High-Grade Preparations and Equal to the Best Goods be sold Saturday, choice........+- 9,00 Made. : Florida Water, excellent quality, worth 25c.......... Witch Hazel, best quality, half pint bottles, worth 10c. One pint bottles, worth 20... Violet Talcum Powder, highly perfumed, worth 15c. Lavender Smelling Salts, worth 15c.. Cold Cream, % oz, jar, worth 12cesse. Cold Cream, 1 oz., put up in fancy Dresden china jars, worth 39c.. Silk Umbrellas at $1.25 and $2.25. Worth $2.25 and $4.00. Black plece-dyed Silk Taffeta Umbrellas, with natural wood and B47 pearl, ivory and horn handles, regular price $2.25; ; $ 1 25 CCN. seepeerecesceeeeeceeres Ree eeee sacs tees ve All-Silk Taffeta and Twilled Silk Umbrellas, in black, navy and royal blue, brown and garnet, with natural wood, silver trimmed, pearl, ivory, gun metal ether Nai ‘Mandl, $2 25 regular price $4.00; cachseser+ee eeressee seer at once. rene waa asked 1f when he issioner of yyy the ed hie di Phi sergans onsectet. ie ee ly a Stone aia his duty. f by the Andrews Even the Dog Cee help admire the boy who is Cee at my stores, The - styles, He goods, exguis- ee the fit are hes reasons ee his doing so. What more could the high-priced houses do for you? Come here tirst and examine my goods—then, if they are not as repented, go else where and buy. 't that honest enough to sult you? DRESS if ‘tas ‘omen’s Women's W SKIRT Embroidered Collars. Lace Handkerchiefs, 200 dozen French Lawn Turnover Lace Handkerchiefs, ith op taps, ani en ‘rencl siisie SES Ayer) “new styles, cachooos ++ 18c¢ kerchiefs, each. 25c from top to Regular price 9: od 40. Regular pi bottom of the skirt; See CMe 4.98 | | Young men’s all wool navy blue and fancy chev- iot Suits, sizes 14 to 19, worth $7.00 and $7.50......... 4, 95 Grand Specials for the Boys. All of ¢ our $4.00 Top Coats, Reefers, Sailor Blouse, Norfolk and plain Double-Breasted Suits, in every re- spect a good $4.00 article, for Saturday.. 2. 9 O ee ee ees ee ad Great Values in Oxford Ties, Women’s 2.50 Oxfords at 1.69. This lot comprises some of the very best welt and turn Oxfords that can be made. Women’s vici kid welt Oxfords, extension soles, Cuban heels... 0.2. ceceserssseeccee Women’s patent leather welt Ox- fords, dull kid tops, military heels Women's patent vam P kid back turned Oxfords, LANG AV DOCIBi ose wrgnct sntaicess seeecesn Women's vici kid turned Oxfords, patent leather tips, Louis XV. MGGIB soseanse) etepais isite creation iner’s art. A creation to lend beauty to the weernss j CHILDREN’S AND BOYS’ SUITS here galore—in all the pretty creations, shades and mixtures —all the pretty cuts—all the wearable cloths—all at satisfaction- le) economical prices, 1 have ele- ant . DR. GARTRELL HANGED. ‘Aged Missourian Died Dec! Unforgiveness for One En: BUTLER, Mo., April 17.—Dr. Gartroll, the aged murerer,of D, “I ‘Donegan, a Colorado miner, whose case excited genera! interest, was hanged im © the county jail yard here to-day About partes witnessed the execution, ell displayed remarkable nerve ly to the spectators be- res adjusted. sd only one enemy orev but would not DRANK ACID AND DIED. —_—# ‘Phonographs, &c, Edison's Phonographs, $10.00 to $100,00 ; also sold on weekly pay- ments, No advance in prices. Bdlico| 's Bald moulded Rec- ords, doz, $5,00, each. 0c Columbia Graphophones, horn, reproducer and pest records, play same records as the large machines, com- Pleltcccsanasecss 3.50 Imperial wax Record: e : Sstortmiem, Recor 1 9c ‘ecor xX, 24 peg, special se" Life Was Too rites fr Saturday only, 25c " ‘ass Horns, 36 inch, e aus Hornh 36 ice Sailors, Norfolks bell and Russians enine, ged ™ 2,59 BOYS’ SUITS in all the season's latest creations in two-place Suits, in Proper "2.9 8, YOUTHS’ SUITS Here | excel again. Other Clothiers My lines of stylish do not give so much attention as I doto . thelittle details that the careful Youth is Children’s soparticularabout, Asa uence l Silk Coats ay where others fail to do so, Are complete—extensively so. Their] for bewildering beauty, in conjunction with their exquisite long-wearing qual ities, make them an especially desirable at wi a eprallyremeerable Cloth- ae Pasible 5.98 ae we wil ways cive © 50 YOUR. HOME must they most inexpensive article to the largest pieces of I will FURNI ae Ly ISH EASIEST OF EASY woot ‘Henry Benaol, forty-nine years old, of No, #4 Bast Ninety-third street, com- 4 iB Silcibe by drinking carbolic acia Repairing of all Machines iowest prices, nes Sixth Avenue. 20th to 21st Street. every cent of $3, For this week SKIRT Very stylish, prettily trimmed, stron x bound; just the. to give and res var 2048 — & Sheet Music. | Popular Selections, such as— Darling (new ballad). r Arnone tit Valleys of New Men's Furnishings for Saturday. nu pan ni ul Men's colored soft finished Negligee Men's fast black cotton Sox, gcod Pictu On ihe Bulton, Shirts, neat figures and stripes on quality, seamless feet, double heels Hills of Old Carolin; light tolored ground, made with and ti In this k separate cuffs, ood fitting, full pes. In Ibis lot 816 komme plain black, also dropped stitch Lorraine,.... sizes, really worth 6, Mister Dooley a Socks; were 19¢., Saipaay, caer 100 m weight Shirts and Song Eird of Melody Dieam of Dawn Wal ers, in natural shade, good quality, well Gnished, (ull sizes; 35, | Cc OUR RULE Perfect Work MEN'S ‘SUITS ers Men's Sunpenderh, fancy colored webbing, weight leather en assorted terns, all improve- ments, full length, strong and dur- 4 Fegular 50c, webbings, a) 9c Vina Setanta TA Re: et rico in. 1 repgplget on Henn 3 Bridge 3 Gold Filling - ‘Work lasts a lifetions, All Work Guaranteed, ER DI ENTAL SSC Compo ‘sition “Mazeppa,"", intermezzo, in eld in a few $4 0] Hearts Courageous Walt: i “Hiawatha,'’ the $1¢ Soc. kind, Gelia Waltz... ————@ 29c, retard ) 196, A menik pany an a Candy. overs of sweets snared Choco Sat-