The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1903, Page 14

) the waters of this port will ever give “up the dead diminishes with the days, day. / @nders take for Openhym’s. rounds concerning the missing mer- New Shirt Waists. At 79 Ribbons. Nile jen, turquoise, re wide; regular 19 cents, At 10 Fine Cotton Dress FANCY STRIPED M regular 15 cents, OXFORDS, in baske' regular 19 cents, FANCY FIGURED PI At 9% regular 12 cents, At 7% . TL. Walton, Jr. Thursday Only. ‘White figured Madras, four tucks in front, two in back, finished side effect, with large pearl but- tons, full sleeve; regular $1.25, cents. Washable metaliic taffeta, in light blue, pink, d and white, 81-2 inches cents. Goods. ERCERIZED MADRAS; At 12% cents. t weave, 82 in. wide; At I1 cents. QUES, in a large variety ‘ef colors; regular 15 cents, cents. FANCY STRIPED and FIGURED LAWNS; cents. | Eighth Avenue and 5ist St. FAMILY FIR SUE BEL Reward of $5,000 Still Stands for the Recovery of Adolph Openhym’s Body, but No Trace Has Been Found. No matter what other peopie thine and say ‘n doubt of the death of ‘Adolph Openhym, the wealthy silk Manufacturer, by drowning in the Har- lem River on the right of March 2% dast, the man's family and his attorney, Morris J. Hirsch, cling to the belief that he was the sulcide who leaped fom High Bridge, While they have no. @bandoned hope that his body will be found, the reward of $5,000 still stand- 4ng for its recovery, the likelihood that Ne Other Belicf Possible. What do I think has become of Openhym?" said Atturney Hirsh to- repeating the question of an Evening World reporter. “I think as I nave thought from the beginning. He leaped from the bridge to his death. 1 beliey the man is dead, and in the face of .all the evidence we have I can find no justification for believing any- thing else. His family belleves so, too, “The reward for the recovery of the ody still stands, and tt will be paic to the person who recovers It. We hhear of bodies every day which the Investi- ation invariably proves a case of mis- taken identity, Only the other day a ody was found at Yonkers. ‘The peo- plo up there were sure that it was the ‘One we are looking to find, but tt turned ut to have been tnat of a Workin man. “Phere is absolutely nothing new in the case, and we are no further solution of the mystery of Mr: fym's self-destruction than we fm the day he was drowned.” . Many Stories Told. Al kinds of stories have gone the @hant. Some have been very wild, but still with cnough seeming basis 10) Bive a reasonable motive for a man's ting to do away with himself under mn circumstances. the face uf family’s bellef that Openhym Is @ead, these tales, which cover eve: thing from the man being In hiding ifferent self-serving mot.ves to hi assination, have proved exceedingly annoying to his relatives and forieu: business associates. The theory that Openhym was not Gead, but that he had gotten out of the way for a good and specific reason ‘was broached to Attorney Hirsch a few Mahler Bros. Sixth Ave, & 3ist St. - SPECIAL lier Val For Thursday Only. LADIES' HATS—Fine straw shapes; all the newest fashfonable weaves; in dress effects; Jaunty Turbans and large, stylish shapes !n all leading colors—burnt orange, champagne, red, blue, black, natural Tuscan, Hght gray, brown and white; regular value 98c.; very special at ASC. cach, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS—Fine qual- ity, well made—cherries, roses, Dluets, June buds, geraniums, daisies violets, poppies and foliage; worth {35c. per bunch; special at 19¢c. LIBERTY SATIN RIBBON—AIl silk, 4 inches wide, double face, superior quality, in pink, light blue, red, bluet, old rose, maize, castor, white jand black; value 25c. a yd.; special at 1 8c. Ladies’ Neckwear -|MALINE BOWS—Fine quality; white, black, pink and blue; value 29¢.; special at 19c. 8 Ago. ny God!" he exclaimed In anger, ter hearing it ey will be chargt unfortunate with murder ne: ey have alre: ‘accused him y mearly every crime in the calendar.” BROOKLYN JURIES JDRAW COLOR LINE. ages, White Man's $8,000, in Same Accident. ™ Part I. of the Brooklyn Supreme @ourt to-day judgments amounting to $85,500 were awarded in four damage i Mirs. Fannie Connors, widow of Bar- ‘Bey Connors, a negro, was given $10,000 ‘this life, which was crushed our by ling of & mast on the ship Ting at Pier 11 Bast The widow of Micha in the same acci Bo Moyaahan : ‘orem Je gang. y Smith, ed ‘Aficens $12,500 st Rev. BY Donnelly, of Fin Ouse agYe Injured permanently m= in 000. A street-car cut off the child in Bheepshead Bay ee DFFICE ROBBERS FAIL. ey Avert, but Inne djintendent of Pubilc School: “FLAT HAS 20 DOGS, BUT NO CHILDREN. Nogro’e Widow Gets $10,000 Pam-)it Takes a Fire to Disclose that the Tenants Have Not Been Inspired by Roosevelt, Twenty pet dogs caused all the ex- citement at a midnight fire in a tash- fonable apartment-house at No. Manhattan avenue. The blaze was dis- wered In the basement by the janitor. aalled Police: larm was sent in, they went ents. in thelr night attire, women braved suffoca- thelr pets and the bules of adjoin- eturn and the «facing Mt ied with ired in rain their night clothe: rapa ov all of t the ap The fi rag confined to the but it off #0 much smoke firemen wer The rolled Into the open wind ing houses and aroused th borhoo: When the gulmhed, the firemen said the blage wi robwbly of incendiary origin. ‘T' Samage Hight, lve neigh: Dr, Maswell to Lecture, Dr. Willam H, Maxwe' st Hila wie Ly -seventh Crash neet Cruze, and, after rough the five floors, awaking the ten+ Many of the’ women, who rusned f downstairs ning omen ra nearly m clasping pet poodles in of adjoin- City Buper- THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, LOWEST PRICED STORE IN NEW YORK FOR FINE GOODS, Ehrich Bros. 6TH AVE.. 22d TO 23d ST.. NEW YORK. Knit Underwear and Hosiery. NEY spring underwear and hosiery of every style for men, women and children. Prices uniformly lowest. Women’s and Misses’ Fine Ribbed Women’s Lisle Thread Vests, Cotton Vests, low neck, low neck, plain ribbed, lace trim- sleeveless, trimmed with med, silk taped, in a silk tape, to-morrow, | Oc pink, sky and lavendef, 25c only . us all sizes, only... oO Women's Bleached bed Cotton Women’s Fine Lisle Thread Lace Shaped Vests and Pants, open work or lace instep trimmed with deep lace and 1 9% Hose, in fast black, gray 19c sel pearl buttons; 25c, value... and tan, 25c. value, for.. Women’s Ribbed Cotton Combination Women’s Imported All-Over Lace Hose, in Suits in low neck, short sleeves 29¢ black only, Hermsdorff dye, a large 3 Be $1.98 for $3 Ready-to-Wear Hats toms...... value, 3 pairs for $1.00, or pair.... Our Ready-to-Wear HATS at $1.98 are regular id $3.00 values. They embody the latest Ideas; very 1.25 for een et Silk smart effects; some arg trimmed with silk scarfs, others with velvet ribbon and J 98 Thesé hats are light and pretty, with fancy hair aigrettes; only a few. Your cholce.... 4¢ facings; by adding a bunch of flowers you will have a stylish hat for little J 25 75c 3 BURNT TUSCAN HATS, in great variety; UPWAYA!TOM niece sen swoscteeseuieene MONO reer evererereerrtcrsitecseecesiees Flowers. Ribbon Sale, Long WREATHS for misses’ and children’s hats, SPECIAL—5,000 yards BLACK MOIRE RIBBON, daisy and wildflower effects; $1.50 7 inches wide, sash width, soft finish Ae OOC :25¢ at... value 45c. yard, special, yard. 5c. for 85c. Silks. 12 ue for Mercerized Chambrays - Good Value at 25c. 50 pieces (3,000 yards) of 20-inch (note the width) LOUISINE SILK, in new styles and various sizes of black and white and blue and white checks. This silk was made to sell at About 10,000 yards of these beautiful fabrics came to us direct from the manufacturers at just half the cost of production. They had made more than their trade demanded—hence the sacrifice. Tuey, ce called pGueen Anne Silks,” owing to i, " *5 elr close resemblance to silks, being highly 85c. a yard. Being subject to manufacturers mercerized, and come in a grand assortment of fancy stripes, &c., in every concelvable color combination. They are a splendid value at 25c., and at just half that price should create a furore, slight imperfections, we are 5 9c Choice of All, 12!4c. a Yard, enabled to offer them Thurs- day at, yard....... 3Qc. and 69c. for Men’s Negligee Shirts. NOTHER of those ssoasing fal Gigantic Assortments of Negligee Shirts in Corded Percales at Less Than the Cost of the Material. ——— All sizes, Not a Shirt worth less than 75c. to $1.00 The Shirts are mostly made with neck- © sale of this year hes had values anything like these. Every Shirt in this collection is as full of merit and goodness as an egg is of meat. Think of getting at 69c. each a fine French or American Percale Shirt, plain or corded, in plain or plaited front, all the new, neat figure and narrow stripe éffecta, black and white, &c., with separate band and detached link cuffs, lnk cuffs; $1 and $1.50 quall- 69c Hundreds of choice new pat- 39c ties, at, each..... Peereecececce LOTS .. cece e ceeeeveee teeeeee On sale in the regular department and on special tables in the aisle, JAMES MoGREERY & 60, Ribbon, Stern Brothers Exceptional Values To-Morrow in Women’s Hosiery Extra Quality Cotton Hose, all-black 4 or with double unbleached soles, Value 30c pr. Gauze Lace Lisle Thread and Fast Black Cotton Hose, in new embroidered effects, Fine Black Lisle Thread Hose, with lace ankles and handsome embroidered fronts, Moire Teffetas and shaded Taffetas Ribbon, All the fashionable spring 27¢ colors, 4 inches wide, 38¢ 25¢ per yard, J Double faced Liberty Satin 18° Value 40c pr. Value 60c pr. Lisle ThreadHose, in all-over lace and i latest novelties in embroidered insteps, Value 95c pr. 59° Peo Soar a4 range and cream, Pure Thread Silk Hose, all-black, extra quality, with double soles, 3 inches wide, Value $1.50 pr. 91.18 I An Extensive Display of coger yen, Mission Furniture Including Tables, Chairs, Settees, Cellarets, Etc. Special Offerings for To-morrow WEATHERED OAK TABOURETS, Value $3.50 $2,850 FANCY TEA AND PARLOR TABLES, *3.25, 5,50, 8.75 MAHOGANY & BIRDSEYE MAPLEDESKS, Value $13.00 * 10.50 Third Floor. Twenty-third Street, / Ladies’ Hosiery. On Thursday, April a3rd, Fine lisle thread stockings, lace ankles or “all over” lace weaves,—double heels| and toes, 4oc per pair, Black or white, pure French silk stockings, with woven Rugs and Plattings for Summer Homes Including Algerian and East India Moodj Mats and Dhurries for Verandas, Japanese Cotton Rugs in white with blue,red or green, apanese Jute Ruga in exclusive designs, Fiber Mats, Kashmir ugs,extra heavy Art Rugs and Squares,China & Japan Matting At Attractively Low Prices Special Values for To-morrow. ¥ ER RI BAe fonk§ ie Phe $35.00 $21.75 lace insteps,—double heels OLLS CHINA AND JAPAN MATTING, " $8 ards to the roll, J TING. 6,90 and toes Third Floor, 5A) pe Pa ir, Twenty-third Street, JAMES McGREERY & GO. Odd corsets (sizes 24 Bust supporters (original de- sign) made‘of jean or batiste. Sizes 34 to 44 inches, oF THE svCOmm- FUL BUBINDSS MAN GENDRALLY New York's rastess Growing Store, Big Values i 4,000 Yards ‘of Smith's Axminst with borders to match, worth $1.35 pi clal at. Sanford & Sons’ Extra All-wool pecial at . worth $1.25 a yard, special ity Wool-filled Ingrai worth 75c. per yard, special at +. Nottingham Lace Curtains. Worth $1.75 per pair, at 1,00 Worth $2.50 per pair, at 1.50. Worth 85c, per pair, at 59¢ Worth $2.25 per pair, at 1,25 Worth $3.25 per pair, at 1,75, Worth $1.25 per pair, at 75¢ Ruffled Swiss Cartains. made cozily attractive with these. They have deep striped ruffles, and the price is low enough to cause kK Cc surprise—per pair.... H Art Squares. Granite Art Squares, strong and «serviceable; 4 yards long, 3 yards wide, perfectly 7 feet Floor Oilcloth. Pd At quality and extra heavy, 1% and 2 yards - wide, in a wide atti one rie ler Tae sae cae we not fill mail orders or sell to dealers, - Special, per square 80 Heywood Go-Carts, like illustration, with parasol, rod and patent foot brake; rub- ber tire wheels; seat uphelstered with Bedford Cord. This Go- Cart is made by the celebrated. Heywood Bros. & Waketleld Co. and retails regularly at $10.50; our sale, 6.98 Sale of Corsets. On Thursday, April 23d, Tape Girdle Corsets, — to wear with golf, tennis or sporting costume, gs¢. White, pink or pale blue,— Broche Batiste Corsets, —short or long hi 36) made with genuine whale- bone, 3+75+/ value 5.25 to 12.00 Twenty-third Street. In Carpets:— new and attractive patterns, e24c Rothenber WEST 14 ST. Garpets and Mattings, C Moaey Fremptiy Re ‘Seed, A Sale That Is Attracting Widest Attention— sirable bargains in thoroughly at any time, but they become d of the year. The carpets are in the ni \ straight from the looms of the Smith, Sanfor ; The mattings came from the last peremptory sale of Field, Chapman & Co, They are splendid examples of the best workmanship of China and Japan. New,’ tough, pliable fibre; well made and beautiful. Money-saving opportunities like these: 95c 5 Hartford All-wool Brussels, in parlor, dining-room, hall and stair patterns, worth 5c. per yard, spe- er Carpets, er yard, at... Bru at... . in Carpets, Scotch Lace Curtains. Worth $3.50 per pair, at 1.98 Worth $4.25 per pair, at 2,50 Worth $5.50 per pair,at 3,25 ¢ Worth $5.00 per pair, at 2,75 » Worth $3.98 per pair, at 2,25 Worth $5.25 per pair, at 2,98 Raffled Renaissance Curtains Many are the cottage windows that will be Two hundred pairs of these, made on good bobbinet, with lace insertion, lace edge and deep ruffle; $2.50 isa fair regular pricefor them —Special, at. Roxbury Brassels. Nothing to equal them for hard service; 9 feet long and 49c itis wet $69 ilton Velvet Stair 79 th "45c $12.00 Price Savings in Upholstery and Gurtains. 3-Fold Oak Screens, filled with’ 67c In Mattings:— 40-yard rolls, ateee S-Ib. Heavy China Matting, fancy pattern, ——And it deserves the immediate attention of every careful buyer, Really de- good carpets. and mattings are worth your attention loubly important when they are offered at this season est, most desirable patterns and colorings, ‘the d and Hartford mls. 3.50 65-1b. Seamless Reversible Fancy China 4,98 Platting, 40-yard rolls, at... 85-Ib. Best Quality Seamless Fancy China Matting, 40-yard rolls, at... 5.98 $10.00 Carpet Designed Linen Warp Japanese Mat- tings, red, green, blue, 1.49 Matting Rags. Japanese Matting Rugs, 6 ft. long and 3 ft. wide,peauti- ful. Oriental and floral bor- for ders, plain cen- library tres; value $1.25; or office; very special (oe worth sale price....... $17.00; at & $1 Genuine Cork moleum, 3 and 4 yards wide, in 10 patterns, the inlaid and wood effects; the regular price is $1.00 per square yard; Oup special sale price is, per Handsome [alleable Iron Bed, massive pillars, heavy brass rails head and foot, with 12 brass spindles. Positively worth $11.50. Very special, in all sizes, at,... .. ari $4.00 Rocker 200 for $2.33, highly finished saddle seat golden oak and mahogany SOROSTS The Best Shoe For Women 3.50 per pair pretty draping material, 5 ft. high polished frame; value $1; sale pr. pieces, made of Belgian Striped damask, allowing 24 yards of material; per Rugs and Linoleum at Astounding Prices. Sanford Brussels. Extra heavy, 12x9 ft., suitable parlor, sitting room, 12.98 $1.00 Linoleum59¢ 59c $10 Heavy Malleable Iron Beds at $5.98, like,cut, highly finished 4-inch brass rail in head and foot; head stands 5 feet 6 inches ) high; extended foot tat; this bed retails regularly at $10; our special price, in all sizes....., ..... $1.50 Beds at $6.98. Indestructible Couches, like illustra- tion, heavy oak frame, covered ina choice selection of velours, guarantee with each couch, positive- ly worth $17.50; specialfor 6.98 5.98] 10.00 The extensive variety of the Sorosis Shoe stock is represented in model, material and size, Models provide for every type of foot, j Materials include all weights and kinds of leathers, : Sizes range from 1 to 9. ( Widths AAA to BE, JAMES McGREERY & CO: Twenty-third Street. “STANDARD AMERICAN ANNUAL” \y 2