The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1903, Page 9

d +) | 0W PROSECUTES MEN, VOWS OF WOMEN PAUSED ARREST Mrs, M. L. Davis and Mrs. Kath- erine Miller Had Made Silent Pledges to Prevent Cruelty to Horses. SAW MORRIS BEATING ONE. Moved by a Common Impulse, Though They Had Never Met, Each Pro- test and One Watched While Other Called a Policeman. ‘A silent vow made by two women was responsible for the appearance of James A. Morris, a tesmster, in Magistrate Mayo's Court to-day. Morris was charged with beating his horse. He was held in bonds of $100. Mrs, M. Ly Davis, of No, 2878 Pighth avenue, and \Mrs. Katherine Miller, of No, 91 Went One Hundredth street, were the women who made the vow. Until yesterday neither of them had met. “Tt seems that we were brought to- gether by a strange coincidence,” said Mra. Davis in court to-day. ‘During my trips downtown I had seen, with re- sentment, the treatment accorded to horges by certain teamsters. A few days ago I promised myself that I would go to the front and declare my- welt the very mext time I raw wv teamater abusing a horse. It seems that Mra, Miller made a similar vow. ‘While I was walking along Sixth enue near Twentieth street yesterday, Saw this man Morris beating his horse Uamersifully. The poor animal—a thin, Bletrly looking creature—was doing its best to haul a load far too heavy for it. “Walle I was wondering how to pro- eved against the teamster Mrs. Miller ap- Peared. She expressed her indignation over the way the animal was being beaten, and then we decided to act to- Gether in its behalf. Mrs. Miller sald she would watch the teamster and see that he did not get away, while I went for @ policeman. “1 foynd Policeman Barber, and when me returned Mrs. Miller guided us to ‘Twenty-second street and Sixth avenus, where Morris had backed his wagon against the curbing and was again beat- ing the horse," Other testimony which was submitted whowed that the truck drawn by the horse weighed 1,500 pounds and that {t had a joad welghing 3,400 pounds. Magistrate Mayo ordered that the horse be turned over to the Society for tho Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Mornis is known among his friends as “Jimmie the Giant,” and ho js eald. to be the most muscular teamster in New York, He is six foot four inches in helght and weighs 200 pounds. WOMAN WHO DEFENDED Mrs. Shilling Fed Suffering Animal In Street After Driver Had Been Arrested. Mrs. Agnes Shilling, an earnest pro- tector of abused animals, made an ener- getic prosecution to-day in the Jeffer- Bon Market Police Court of Leopold Oswald and Henry Carroll, whom she accused of cruelly beating a cow and whom the 8, P. C. A. umficers called In by her charged with violating a city ordinance in driving cattle through the streets before 10 P. M, ‘The two men were driving three Jer- sey cows from Now Jersey to the stables of J. H. Hecht, their purchaser, at No. 424 Haet Morty-eighth street, last night, and while in tof Mrs. Bhill- jng’s home, at No. 424 West Twenty- firat street, one of the animals, hungry am exhausted, batked and refused tw go further. Mrs, Shilling says she watched the two men beat the cow with huge sticks for | fully five minutes before she went to ite | Fescue, When she told them to stop she ond year Women’s Hosiery. Women’s black gauze lisle thread Hosiery, with hand embroidered silk Initial on in- step, 6% All Letters, worth $1.50. 4 Women’s fine lisle thread Hose, all- Over lace and lace instep, embroidered laces, silk clocks, new elfects in fancy colored lisles, lace in 59° serted, 95e. and $1.00 Qualities at Women’s lisle thread Hose, lace ef- fects, ankle and all-over, fancy boot patterns and colored striped effects, embroidered lace, black 49° and white Jacquards, ‘The. and 89c. Qualities at Women's black gauze cotton and thread Hose, black la:e lisle, fancy and patterns, fine quality ribbed lisle thread in colors and 29% and 59c. Qualities at Wonten’s lace liste and embroidered stitch, fancy cotton and lisle Hose, neat effects 24 Sn-einbroideries and col- ie ind 49c. Qualities at Boclet: CAMMEYER The Greatest Sale of Hosiery Ever Held in This City. SECOND ANNIVERSARY SALE. Two years ago we opened our Hosiery Department and it has gtown to such proportions that we celebrate the ending of the sec. With These Marvellous Offerings : (See window display) and lace éffects, sizes 6 too%. 50c, Qualities at says she was told to go to hot than this. anee.s telephoned to, the for se evention of Cruetly to nimals, and in ten minutes Agent Lam. rt arrived while the men were still ting the cow, ey Were arrested, and Mrs, Shilling Went to fire-engine house opposite the West Twentieth street station and begged enough feed the thre cows. Returnin animal was Hine in the street, petted It, talking soothingly to it, and fed It hay. JAMES McCREERY & CO. Misses’ Suit Dep't. Chambray and linen Shirt Waist Suits. Skirt tucked and trimmed with em- broidery, waist trimmed with tucks and lace. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 6.75 Pleated Pedestrian skirts made of light gray mixed cloths, Lengths 37 to go inches. 5.50 Blue and black Mohair Pleated skirts, Lengths 37 to 40 inches, 4.50 Children’s Russian blouse dresses,—made of cham- bray, with pleated skirt and waist trimmed with braid. Sizes 6 to 14 years, 2.75 Foulard Shirt Waist dresses, New tailor models with full sleeves. Blue and white and black and white, Sizes 14 and 16 years, ! 16.50 Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & GO. Millinery Dep’t. Sale of Ready-to-wear Hats. Tastefully trimmed in the fashion. able ‘‘tailor’’ style. 2.75 value 3.75 Twenty-third Street, 00 W. 51t! Men’s Hosiery. + Men’s imported fancy Half Hose, in- cluding all-over lace, embroidered lace effects, grenadines, silk embroidered patterns on grounds, also on black; silk side clocks and black and white stripes. 45° $1.00 Qualities at Men’s rors lisle and cotton Half Hose, In face patterns, fancy colorings, pearls, popeiae grays, fine c drop-stitched and Jacquard. 35 7c. Qualities at Men's imported ingrain lace lisle Half Hose in plain black, also lisle thread and cotton, with embroidered figures, side clocks and Jacquard stripes, a great variety of open-work lace in fancy embroidered efiects, 25° exclusive designs, 5c, Qualities at Children’s Hosiery. Children’s and Misses’ very fine black liste thread Hose, in fine ribbed Pay da Children’s heavy cotton Hose, fine and corduroy ribbed, dou-- if yf ble knee, heel and toe, 29c. Quality. 6 pair tor 1.00. ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, 6th Ave., Cor. 20:h St, TE IRIE PL OLE IES PPS SE Am aan eR oes oy . — FRIDAY EVE NING, MAY 15, 190d. reer THE WORLD All Cars Transfer to ome mene. Clothing Talk to Please Your Pocket and about Clothing that Makes Our Guarantee of “Money Back” unnecessary! to you A Special that you cannot APositiveSaving to you duplicate any- where—Men's blue serge suits in four to six dollarsin this item— ate at 8:30 ALM. and Closes at 5,30 P, M. | Summer Fixings For Men The Semi-Annual Sale of Men’s Furnishings all sizes that we positively Men's suits of elegant quality guarantee fast color; every materials; made in a manner Seal syed ane that will at once stamp them of s the $12.00 and $14.00 kind; all taped; to-morrow, ,\\Styles that are smart and cor- “Al jrect, in many mixed / 5/¢{materials; — special $8 00 '/ to-morrow, * Another of our great sales of men’s trousers —the quantity is not very large; just about enough to last through to-morrow. Trousers of pure worsteds in pat- terns to please every HO 95 body; to-morrow, hd Boys’ Suits—Blue serge d __, double-breast- ed jackets; sizes 7 to 16 years; or Sailor suits, 3 to $2.95 10 years; hand- Sevond Floor, 60th St. Seotion. somely trimmed, About Women’s Smart, jaunty little reefers, just the thing Handkerchiefs or the little girl, Made of splendid quality all-wool materials in red, blue and castor. $6.00 / If You Want 2” __ elegant black suit in either sack or frock styles, that has all the earmarks of the best grade, or of a. mixture that has tone and character to it—you can readily make $1 2.00 a choice here to- morrow at Boys’ Suits in mixed chey- iots; sizes 7 to 16 years; made with double- breasted or Nor- $1.88 folk jackets; spe- cial, We've done some notable = things before in the matter of Men's Furnishings; but every effort of the past is eclipsed today. Never before ZE did men find such an array of fine wear- » things offered under- price right at the be- ginning of the season. We've been preparing for it for months. Many lines of goods have been made _ up brand-new for us, over our own specifica- tions, and practically at our own prices. Everything is thoroughly good. , Every price is exceptionally low. And the list tells the variety. Men's Summer Shirts, 35c; 3 for $1 Two thousand four hundred sple-span-new Colored Negligee Shirts for Men. In cholce patterns and color- ings. Splendidly made by one of the best concerns supplying us with our regular ines of popular-priced shirts. ‘They are made over our own liberal pattern; of goo printed madras. Excellent shirts in every way; anda broad variety to pick from. Sizes 14 to 1644, at 35c; 3 for $1. Basement, Men’s Summer Shirts at 80c Rach This season's most popular color in men’s Summer Shirts is gray. We have been able to secure from one of the best manufacturers one hundred dozens of shirts of this particular color, with neat stripes of black, so that we can sell them at 80c, each. This is the favored combination in shirts that range in price from 50 upwards, Made of good percales, finished in the best possiblo styles; smart-looking shirts. All have d thable cuffs, 80c each. : Ninth street alsle, ila «White Madras Plaited-bosom Shirts at $1 Shirts that you'll find it impossible to duplicate at $1,50 each. Made of fine white madras, finished in the best possible styles. All are made with plaited fronts. One style is a coy ie of a well-known $5.50 shirt. Another ig open all the way down the front, unusual in ready-made shirts. all are roomy and comfortable, and with those fine little details of making that well-dressed men appreciate, Cuffe attached. About 400 shirts of each etyle, Men's Surplice Night. Shirts, 50c These are the best Night Shirts we ever saw at the price. Made of good muslin in ample sizes, with the comfortable and good looking surplice neck, with neat corded trimmings. 50c, Basewent, We secured a goodly lot of fine Handkerchiefs in our searching for the unusual, and the price we paid admits of this rare offering for to- morrow. The Handkerchiefs are not abso- lutely perfect, though you'd never know it if we didn’t tell you. We knew it and so got a arial There may be a stitch dropped here and there, or perhaps a little knot in the thread, that's all—they are, withal, as pretty and dainty as you would want —some embroidered and hemstitch- ed, others plain hemstitched, while many have lace edges—there's not ‘one in the lot worth less than 15c., | while the majority would readily sell for 25¢.; to-morrow you may se- lect at 10c. Each. Main Floor, 69th St. Section. Men’sSummer Underwear. The Men’s Underwear: Store! offers two exceptionally good values in the right sort of Under wear for to-morrow. Men who are looking for specials in well- made, comfortably fitting, light- weight Underwear will do well! to take advantage of these bar-! gains for to-morrow. match; finished with military buttons; the tail- oring and workmanship through- $1.39 out perfect; sizes 4 to 14 years; Gecond Floor, 69th while’ this ct lasts, your choice, es, St. Bection. Women’s Long Kimonos, $1.98 Here’s an opportunity to in- vest in a dainty, comfortable, becoming kimono at a price which means the rarest sort of bargain-getting. They are made of good quality fancy crepon, in all the prettiest colors, such as blue, pink, lavender, red, white and lack—have shirred yokes; effectively trimmed with Per- sian ribbon; all $1.98 Men's Linen-bosom Unlaundered Shirts at 25c each Men's Linen-bosom Uniaundered Shirte—sizes 14 to 15%. Reinforced in front, cushion neck-band, made of good wearing muslin, and full alzes. Long and short sleeves. 25c each. Basement. Linen-bosom Unlaundered Shirts, 35c; 3 for $1 sizes, 34 to 46— special, Men's White Madras Pajamas, $1 One thousand eight hundred Unlaundered Shirts;| We started months ago to prepare for the pajamas, linen-bosom, open back, reinforced front and backeiaced | Special madras woven for them; had them made by « Gecond Floor, 59th St. Section. ‘p ‘ openings, long and short sleeves. Slice 14 to 17s, Well maker who would make them our way, Improve on all -- ; se. = 19c. ice Balbokeaa Suites and Draw] made throughout. W: it as well ax shirts that you | the defec 1. ’ ok rn te among goods : ‘ rs; the former have either long will pay three times the price for. 35c each, 3 tor $l. j sold at. this price, These ure equal to the usual $1.50 Saturday’ Ss Special Bargains m or short sleeves, are finished with, Barement, sults, | Fly-trout Jacket, military collar; cool and ser- pearl buttons; the Drawers have viceable, e A r Unlaundered Shirts at 45c Fancy madras of qual vatue, made in same sie: HH Women’s and Children’s Shoes. } i'hscet.iet sg douny, a: le * One thousand eight hundred Men’s Unlaundered | game price, $1. Shirts, made of good muslin over perfect-Auting shapes ‘Three-ply linen bosoms, reinforced back and front, open Ninth street Atsle, faultless in fit and finish; sizes 34 to 46. Rarely have we been able to quote such extraordinary values as het ‘auld seartloope aud two ingingetsieeven Mens Imported ath Robes, $3 this special sale of to-morrow brings to the front. Every one of these {5¢, —Fine mercerized silk Under-| Buscment, > 5 aah Dertuniade Tu rks Bath Robes come from Paris. items bristles with the most decisive economy, and it will be to the wear; colors pink, flesh tint, everal year ye located the bes: Kk 5 antage of se ii 5 is cial sa i ite; Men’s Night Shirts, 35c; 3 for $1 |Scvuveisen hinest customer surest key, there nd] Wl clvantage of those in need of shoes to heed this special sal. Hight blue, pearl gray and white; Well-made Night Shirts of good muslin, that will| makes do not ravel out like the ordinary kinds. Yarns 98c. 79. match; were made to retail at $1.50 ore wbso. t and better in hes are not as y and Ninth Street, wear and wash well. Made as all our night shirts are, | used are the best large and roomy. Plain, with collara—Sce each, 8 for | every wi oh Basenent. | R004 as th a garment. Main ioor, 60th St. Section. New Blouses . for Boys: | Two specials to please mothers in splendidly made, excellent; quality Wash Blouses, in sizes 4 to 14 years, These little Blouses are just the thing for school wear, 19¢,—Colored Percale, in washable patterns; made with attached collar and cuffs; plaited down front; pocket on side; worth 39¢. 39c,-Finely woven Madras, tn fi sy sips and figures; also in # white with attached collar and cuffs or neckband; pocket on side; plait down front, fintshed | Children’s $1.25 Shoes. Hand turned, spring heels; lace and button; foot form lasts; sizes 5 to 8 $1.29. Women's $2 Oxfords. Fine dongola kid Oxford Ties; kid and patent tips; turned soles; all sizes. Misses’ $1.50 Shoes. Fine kid Shoes; lace and button; oak soles; good styles; sizes 1144 to 2. $1.60. Women’s $2.50 Shoes. Good quality; kid and patent leath- er; lace and button; all sizes; new styles. Summer Sale of Framed Pictures This is a trade event of quite large importance. We have worked two ways to secure these special offerings. First, we secured the artotypes from the publishers at far below their real value by taking the entire surplus lines of about 1,500 popular subjects. Then we induced a large frame manufacturer to frame the entire collection for us at a very de- cided concession from his regular charges, so that we can offer these handsome pictures newly and artistically framed at a third to a half below what their fair regular prices would be. They are arranged in the following groups: At $1, worth $2 and $2,25 "_Artotypes in wond frames of various patterns; mounted and matted; frame 24.50 inches. pictures framed without mats. in fine oak frames; size 17x21 in, At $1.50, worth $2.50 and $2.75 ‘yles of ornamented wood franies ; one with ornamente finished in gilt, other with tablet we 17x21 in, Also a group in fine ornamented gilt frames, mounted and matted ; size At $2, worth $3 and $3.50 Similar Pictures, framed in fine gilt ornamented and Florentine frames, with burnished gold corners: matted 4 Floor, §9h St, Section. A Special Sale To-morrow of Eyeglasses and Spectacles, 50c. No better equipped or more satisfactory place in which to buy eyeglasses than Bloomingdales’, With prices lower than any exclu-{4 sive dealer can quote, lenses in every - instance carefully and skilfully selected, and attention and service the best, it’s little wonder that we've gained an enviable reputation in this tranch of our business. Also, same style Artoty, In two Ate | title Orpletare i 24x26 in, and :ounted; size 24x28 in. Also a group in fine ornamented oak frames, all matted and mounted, 20 in, These eyeglasses and spectacles are fitted with pure white crystal with pearl buttons; worth 59c. ol ota wi ve evel » offer under-price. nea bk: ar . ;: None sent C. O. D, This is the finest selection of frames and subjects we have ever been able to offer under-price. lences; the spectacles have nickel silver plated nose pieces; the eye- Besar COND ey Pleture Stere, Fifth door, glasses nickel silver or gold alloy nose pieces. Exclusive opticians ask $1.50 for the very same grade. Of Goldoine & Silverine, 68c. | With Solid Gold Parts, 85c. Warranted not to tarnish or break; glasses have solid gold spring; made of solid metal all the way | Spectacles solid gold nose pieces; through; would be considered a bar- | Scientifically made and highly fin- gain at $2.00 a pair. is Eyeglasses are skeleton set; | Spectacles in gold-filled frames, Set + with silex crystal periscopic lenses; With Axis Gut Pebbles, 98c. | Eyeglasses have patent cork nose Set in goldoine frames, which always | rests. Spectacles can be had in either look bright and new: regular opti- | straight or riding bow; sold by cians ask $3 and $4 per palr for | these goods. Men’s Suspenders, } 17c. : These suspenders have gained wide- Spread popularity with all men who lead “the strenuous life;”. they are particularly favored by. police and firemen; pe made} laf price, ; : s : e , 4 Exceptional Offering of Boys’ Suits Tomorrow morning we will place on sale two special lots of Boys’ Suits, of un- usually high quality, at the very lowest prices careful parents would wish to pay. is rst, ig a group of Boys’ Double-breasted Jacket Suits with two pairs of trousers. They are made of excellent all-wool cheviots, all seams sewed with silk, stoutly made throughout; in sizes for 8 to 16 years. Regular $6 Suits, at $3.75. The other lot is a collection of Three-piece Suits—jacket, vest and trousers—of fancy all-wool mixed cheviots. These are in sizes for 9 to 16 years, Regular $5 Suits, at $3.75. Second floor, Ninth atreet. JOHN WANAMAKER of good webbing; spec! 17c, each, or 3 Pairs for 50c. Main Floor, 60th St, Seotion. BLOOMINGDALE BROS., | 3d Avenue, 59th and Goth Streets, exclusive dealers as high as $3.00 per pair. Main Floor, Front, oe een nee. BLOOMINGDALE BROS., ALL CARS TRANSFER TO ad Avenue, soth and 6ote Streets, | BLOOMINGDALES’. Broadway, 4th Ave., Formerly 9th & 1th Sts &Co