The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1903, Page 7

@ | CANFIELD CIES BAL $1 Whe Gambler Appears Voluntar- , lly Before Judge Newburger | and Asks that His Bond Be | Fixed at Once. ANDREW J. DAM SIGNS IT. “Bays He Does Not Expect Club- , House at Saratoga to Be Opened, [| but If Patrons Wish He May Con- tinue Restaurant. Richa Canfield learned definitely in {. of General Sessions to-day that re is an indictment against him ing him with being the owner and eesee of the house and gambling ap- paratus at No. 5 East Forty-fourth Wtreet. At the request of his counsel ago Newburger fixed ball, making it ,600, which was furnished by Andrew . Dam, proprietor of the Union Square ‘otel. Judge Newburger had not been on the bench half an hour before Canfleld ap- peared. The gambler was accompanied by his lawyers, John Delahunty and Worbes Hennessy. Assistant District-At- torneys Townsend and Miner represented Mr. Jerome. Asked that Dail Be Fixed. Mr. Delahunty began the proceedings. He told Judge Newburger that his clien! had reason to belleve he was under in- @ictment, and that, if such was the ease, he desired that bail be fixed. “Let me see that indictment,” Whe Court to Clerk Cowing. After a cursory examination of the in- @ictment Judge Newburger asked if $1,500 ball would be satisfactory. Mr. PDeahunty said it would, and that losed the proceeding for the present Whe assistant district-attorneys had not @ word to say throughout. ‘The indictment is similar to that Bound against Canfield's manager, David (Bucklin, differing only in charging him with ownership, whereas Bucklin is wharged with management of a gambling Bouse. ' ‘The Canfield indictment has four wounts. It was handed down on Jan. 83, 1903, the date of the Bucklin indict- ‘ment. In effect Canfield is charged fwith being a ‘common gambler” in the @eaning of the statute. ‘ Sent for His Wife. Canfield, while waiting for the bond ‘to be fixed, sald that he remained in New York over Sunday because it was too late to allow him to get a Provi- Wence train when he finished with the ‘courts on Gaturday, unless he rode most ‘of the night. He has sent for his wife to come to New York, and after a few days will go with her to Providence for ® rest with his family, He refused to ‘discuss his plans concerning bis busi- ‘@ess at Saratoga this summer. ‘The evidence upon which the indict- wment was found was furnished by H. Archibald Pell, Clarence Luce and sald Henry K. Vingut, all well known club- the ‘men. Their Indorsements ghere will be aay play there. 1 ma here and open the restaurant. It all depends entirely on my patrons. If the; desire'me to do so I will. From what hear I don't belioye there will be any ity at Saratoga this summer, however. t Is doubtful if I go there myself.” LAWYERS AT WAR OVER “AL” ADAMS. His Counsel Declares Prosecution Seeks Delay in Appeal So Pris- oner Can't Profit by It. Assistant Dietrict- Attorney Rand f@sked for twenty and got ten days’ ex- fension of time to prepare the case @eainst “Al” Adams in the appeal filed by A. J. Rose and L. Lafiin Kellogs “to-day from Justice Scott, of the Su- ‘rome Court. rate could not be heard and decided by th Gourt of Appeals ‘betoro the explication of the polley king's term of ‘tmprison- Adams was sentenced last month to Bightecn months Tepcisosment” tng months’ Imprisoni pay a fine of $1,000. endinte WHITE DOG THE CLUE THAT LED TO HEATH. Wetective Followed the Woman Who Carried It and Arrested Her Husband for Larceny. By means of a white fox terrier De- Moctive-Sergeant Peter F. Finley, of the Central Office, kept track of Lincoln ; Heath and his wife until he arrested \Geath at Dutchess Junction, N, ¥. Heath was wanted to answer @ charge be Lil dosed of several hundred dol- lars 8 @ r, er fldaer, a who iacche ak Noi iy venue. Hy 5 ball Jefterson Det FELL DEAD ON THE STOOP. ohn Howard Expired from Heart Failure as He Started from Home. John Howard, forty-four years old, of No. 8 West One Hundreth street, @ropped dead on the stoop of his home to-day as he was leaving the house, Dr, Moorehead, of No, 101 Manhattan galled and RAW ALCOHOL GIVEN CHILDREN. Free Alcohol in Liquid _Kidney Remedies, No Chance of Alcohol in Kid- | ney-Wort Tablets. The purest alcohol is a wicked thing *!to give to children, It stunts their growth. Cheap alcohol, such as fs used In liquid kidney remedies to make them keep,” is worse, and alcohol of any >|sort when there is kidney weakness Is a terrible blunder, whether for a child or for a grown-up person. Mothers who give their children liquid kidney remedies for bed-wetting and kidney disease, or who take such remedies themselves, cannot know that free crude alcohol is a large ingredient of these remedies, and that alcohol causes more Bright's disease than all natural causes put together. By taking a yvemedy in tablet form you avoid any chance of inflaming your kidneys with alcohol. Dr. Pettin- gill's Kidnéy-Wort Tablets are used in children’s hospitals and in the best equipped als peneerits because they con- tain no alcohol—a serious objection in the mind of every physician to the use of liquid kidney remedies. Kidney trouble irritates the nerves, makes one dizzy, restless, sleepless and irritable. It makes one lie water often during the day, and obliges one to get up many times during the night. Pains in the small of the back keep one con- tinually aware that his kidneys demand help. There is often Pan passing of urine, inflammation of the bladder, tor- id liver, cloudy urine, pains in the ack of the head, rheumatic pains, swellings of hands and ankles, and jaun- dice, These sympion and many more warn one to stop the disease. The following letter is picked at ran- dom from a mass of testimonials: Boston, Mass., Feb. 16, 1903. Wells & Richardson Co., Burlington, Vt. Dear Sirs—I have found Dr. Pettin- gill’s Kidney-Wort Tablets a marvellous remedy. The very first bottle of the Tablets helped me wonderfully and my condition has taken a remarka! le change for the better. I am more than pleased with the result. Yours respectfully, John E. Webster. R. 4. CANFIELD, AS HE APPEARED TO-DAY BEFORE JUDGE NEWBURGER. : : : o> OF $OOOOSHO- 7999999680 O000900% Father Knickerbocker may be called upon to pay a total of $10,000 for this ttle diversion of his Aldermen, much of the war being over a Uttle comma omitted in copyirg @ section of the elec- tion law from the old into the new city charter, Dut the comma did not fixure in the final decision of the dispute in favor of the Tammany. member. ————— HUNTING FOR JAMES NASH. He Is a, Half-Witted Boy, Who Dis- appeared March 8, CONTEST FOR SEAT COSTS CITY $10,000. Big Clalm Filed in Case of Krulish Vs. Chambers for P In the Board of Alderm@. Along with the decision of the Court ot Appeals denying the application of ex-Supreme Court Justice Cohen for a teargument of the famous case of Kru- sh against Chambers for the Alder- manic seat from ex-Sheriff Tom Dunn's district, Jacob Marks to-day filed a claim against the olty for his counsel fee for fighting the case through for Alderman Patrick Chambers, Marks carried the case through all the courts. By the decision of seventeen | while a i boy made no progress TISHRS PROFIT judges Chambers was declared elected mtiosl bat was fond of travelling PROPORTION. by the narrow majority of 6 votes ne nth mering vane and Pealoe, ie Boe immu. total of 6,707, The costs aggregate | appearance, but could find no trace of the $7,000, all chargeable to the city, and Adaiiis fry SIXTH AVENUE, 21ST AND 2D scat Sale « Summer Jewelry Suitable for Wedding Gifts and All Jewelry Uses! Before taking a trip abroad, going to the country or entering upon a Summer vacation, there are many trinkets of jewelry that to-day are regarded as personal necessities, Get them here. By so doing you get the best and save money, Wedding gilts are now tn strong demand, many of which are bought at our jewelry counters, We have our own exclusive styles, as well as all the best general patterns, and with every purchase effected we promise absolute satisfaction. Our prices are so very, very low that comparison with usual prices about town Is out of the question, Some of our low prices: Watches! The New Loop Hair Ornaments! ing leave your higuepriced. watal he nietly: policed, 2 bome take one of our Stem Wind: to. FILLED, OOdS{ 0. STREETS. N.Y. AM tn “AINERS, 10 = 1 gather In and retain very practical and use- 75¢ SIDE atylei from D BACK and shapes, 250. to... Solid Gold Rings! SOLID GOLD SEAL AND SIGNET RINGS, handsomely chased and engraved; from O50, to ....,. ” COMBS, 1 plain ‘and SOLID GOLD BAND RINGS, In various width: and {chased signa; at BBc. to, SUID GOLD GUAR! puried edge; all to regulated by our expert watchmaker nd salesmen in the department, Metal, various sises and dos!gn: SILK FOB CHAI! complete. ° MLK AND LEATHER FOB CHAINS, x at 32. teri ver mount ha charmes from... 1:85 t9 Se9D oe ‘wold gold mount- 435 By 12,75 fancy Mast, “with irom 17.75 Chain Bags and Mesh Purses, HAT PINS, made tn bea date, 1 Gea" orice’ anced Beary @2ld pause, tn forel ¢ em, from 2550. to... Ooo! Sterling Gilver, in medallion, chased OHAINS—Of sterling allver and rolled 4 75 and engraved dewigns, from 380. to, 95 plate, from. «DBe to Fe OUPF AND ®TOOK TIE PING, solid chaged “and eid, Wrist Bags, Etc.] TARISIAN NOVELTY OHAINS—AI the rage in tod hand, sograved 9; +4 sinld? ang. | Also rolled gold and foe turquoise, emer black and gold plate colored oa, 250. to. 7256 F new and pretty bea: SCARF AND he special lot ta priced | made la the, now code ihtey 13 Setting, aller, joes UD ‘vaigna, aleo knots, hearte and other" tany patterns, ery, : Neck Chains! fa oxidized, Frea SOLID GOLD NWCK CHAINS, mage in foxtall. 2 ‘2bo. . Also goldplated 6CARF PINS | and other fancy parsereeenc® fe: 1998 and }ink patterns, all lengths from "| 12% to 24 tach, 1.65 STERLING st enp- enaraley oa | in Mange variety, trom large selection of GERMAN SILVER mM $2.05 1,45 BROOCHES, wolld gold, in the newest forel pain 2 Plains trom $108 wore 25 OD) Shirt Stud Sets! PEARL SHIRT STUD SUT, mate tree pleces, with pearl top nd Deaton leo the famous Ox pipestam beck nd, shoe “or post becta, Wve. ierMtceniey, Coe BANGLE AND LINK BRACELETS, Sterling sliver and gold plate, the NETHER- freon INK BRACULETS GTERLIN Silvan, wid padlock, trom BOG t, 4675 Cuff Buttons ! COLLAR BUTTONS In polld gold, with strong post, heavy and avin 42d durable, tn lt she seen ati a SCRE | 10 tes, ates = 4,00 from 96.75 to... 39.75 | RONvPu'wetes trons ean Bos ot: AND BUNDAY broidery, bottom. stoc! Of Ribbed Cotton, 19¢, off all we ha ‘and broadoloth. regular 13.00 ¢ round bac! ideas of this season, arments imaginable, 12:c. Ve. Value $12.00 to $14.00; our price for either, $9.98. BOYS’ STRONG SERVICEABLE nT ‘This week, $1.98. Railroad tare allowed out-of-town customers, FURNITURE,CARPETS & CLOTHE! HOLZWASSER & CO., OPBN EVENINGS UNTIL 9. 1419, 1421, 1423 34 A: BET. 80TH AND 8i8T sts. uallty. CRANDALL’S suurtts Fine grade; daintily trim- med at neck and arm- holes; all sizes; value ee All Cars Transfer to BLOOMINGDALES'. Royal Wilton Rugs, 9 x 12, 35 quality, at. Royal Wilton Rugs, 8.3 x 10.6, 330 quality, at. eee MATTINGS—AL grades up to $0 al 2b value 8:88 roll. Japan, roll 40 yds., $10 |China,’ roll 40 ya. J. & J. Dobson, Corner 14th Street & Fifth Ave, Largest and beet desig Carriages and Best Body Brussels A liberal choice of patterns in- cluding all designs discontinued by our mills. Prompt selection is desirable— the tempting price will soon carry CASH of CREDIT $1.00 Per Week Opens an Account, SPECIALS THIS WEEK, MBN'S SUITS—In the newest apcing styles, post tvely all-wool cansimeres or worsteds. Value $14.00; our price, $11.98. LADIES SKIRTS—In' all-woo! cheviots, vyenetians to Priestley’s THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1903, Og omar eye ATS AN CARS TRANSTER TO of the Genuine Cravenelte, A Manufacturer's Entire Stock Bought at % Real Value. These Coats regularly sell for Ae and $20. ‘ Each garment bears the genuine Craven- ette label and trade mark stamped on the goods, Tey are waterproof by Limited. Colors oxford, castor, blueish gray and black, Sizes 32 to 44. Three styles to select from—all in accordance with the newest Either collarless or with double capes, stitched or plaited, fitted or loose backs, with narrow ate belts. None sent C. O. D, No Mail Orders filled. For a real genuine bargain in a Rain Coat there has never been offered a special to equal this. with dainty blac! collar, wide flounced skirt. 24 Floor, 69th 6t. Section. ——— Women’s Cool Vests. The coolest sort are the most wanted now—here are these three specials in dainty, desirable, light-weight, comfortable Summer styles, all prettily trimmed and made in the best manner. Selecting your from these means rare savings. Of Lisle Of Good Thread, 19c. Silk, 39c. Excellent quality; all] Prettily trimmed with styles and shapes; wing sleeves and without; all sizes, as well a8 extra large; actual value 35c, colors pink, sk: | BLOOMINGDALE BROS., that very dangerous signs, Blood is life. iy Begin to-day. $23.50 || your druggist’s, dress to THE OZOMULSION CO, De Peyster Street, - = New mentionin free bottle wil by mail prepaid. puaratieed to be strictly the Cravenette Company, Second Floor, 69th Bt. Section. Cool Wrappers of Lawn. These wrappers are the daintiest,:coolest and most comfortable They’re made of excellent quality sheer lawn in pretty figured designs, as well as plain white, and are garnished with fine lace or embroidery. The prices tell a tale of rare economy. hite 1a) de with $2.98 Sond” Oke of, open “un. tight fitting, full front, deep graduated flounce at —Sheer lawn in the favored Empire alt white grounds polka dots, belt- ed at back, full, wide skirt, sailor dainty lace at neck; blue, cream and white; all sizes; real value $1. ‘Main Floor, 60th St. Section, 34 Avenue, 59th and 60th Streets, Pale People whose tissues are pining for \the strengthening and build- ing comfort of rich, thick blood, should bear in mind Ozomulsion | will give them what they Make it with Ozomulsion, the only vitalized emulsion of pure cod liver oil with guaiacol and the hypophos- phites of lime and soda, Get it at In order that you may test the merits of Ozomulsion, send your name and full ad- ‘ork, this pepe anda large sample at once be sent to you} and spot designs—Mxi4 gives D AY. newest PILE LL Goaraal Surenpitenand constipation | Sunday World Wants W. 5. £00 We moncer Bits Stes Nee Hires Rootbeer ~ Work Monday Morning Wonders, fea rE rey 7 HEAR I ‘ West Fourteenth Street, MAYOR LOW’S PROCLAMATION. “On the 2d day of February, 1653, Gov. Peter Steyvesant of the Province of New Netherland issued a proclamation granting the prive leges of city government to the City of New Amsterdam. “In no spirit of unworthy pride, but with grateful recognition of the | Divine blessings that have made our beloved city what tt ts, I call upon the people of New York to make the week beginning May 24 and ending May 30, which has been designated by the Board of Aldermen for thig purpose, a gala week inthis city, in celebration of this interestiig events” IN HONOR OF ig New York’s Two Hundred and Fiftieth Birth Yeat OUR STORES WILL BE DECORATED and we will offer GALA VALUES on Each and Every Day i and in Each and All Departments Visitors from surrounding towns and cities who come to see the Holiday decorations of New York should avail i themselves of these offerings. NO MAIL ORDERS WILL BE FILLED. SILK GHIFFON MULLS Also called Mousseline de Bole— exquisite fabrics that ehirr and FINE AXMINSTER RUGS Bott as velvet—rich patterns and colors to harmonize with any i tuck beautifully, in nile, furnishi! — cream, maize aid two and th yards long) valli $2.60— shades each of blue pink, jala price navy and cardinal—early seaso: price 0—Gala price. Limu—15 yards. Only sold 9 to 12 A. M. and after 2 P.M. FIGURED SATEEN LAMBREQUINS White, red and cool deift blue gomblnations—heavy, knot fringe ; A Geile Bi 59 : all length—value ROGERS SILVER PLATEDTEASETS Lint LAGE STRIPE GINGHAMS Ten erate tegen - an Wo 8 jes jue—ailky juadruple plate—that mean: lustrevearlier ‘sold et 16 Cente.....7| Savers af ahve thor wilt take Lamke—15 year ite. wear off- rge Teapo' Cream Sugar Bowl and - : Holder—entire set of four pleces— wane %.00—Gala price... + of Limit—Two Sets, i see 22 | ROGERS NIGKEL SILVERWARE Tes Boe lain or bead wags WHITE SILK EMB’D FLANNELS Table 8 or Forks to mateh— Strong edges—scallop and hematiteh— value J dosen—Gale, Cerri -Sedlenranr ier ssssaeees | GOOD STEEL KNIVES yards, Swedge tree spu veo of handles worth 17 cents price.. ROGERS NIGKEL SILVERWARE ee IMPORTED GINGHAMS Finest French goods—novelty emb'd stripes in best colors— value . 2 oo a One desea. Tea bead edge— 93 FINE WRITING PAPER value . 49] a “he seewsses. GOOD STEEL TABLE KNIVES " mabe. Ponce blade werietycfhandiee~ _ |DOUBLE GOV'D DRESS SHIELDS _ ‘worth 13 to 17 cents price. 9) Best Para Rubber weight, Lisate—Ome odorleas—Nos. 3 and e usually 12 and 14 cente— FINE WRITING PAPER Gala prices.........+4 8 and .10 nen or @atin finish— Gaia pores atire Sox-value Aesersscssecenneee AD Limit—ix pair. ‘Limit—T Wwe Boxes. TWO STRONG NOTION ITEMS UUme sanity 1h Canta dossose 6 Engitsh Non-bwisting Tape~ _ Ltnit—Three aix wicths—is Uimit—Three Buncbes. LIBERTY SATIN RIBBONS TWO STRONG NOTION ITEMS Soft “Crush” it avery~ Tubular Shoe Laces—10 and 12 ranta-4i fa . M “nl fab SED Tuality no one expects to " 29 cents—Gala price. DOUBLE COV'D DRESS SHIELDS Sdoriaehios ead te “este usually 12 and 14 cente— 8 10 Gain prices... Band . Weer O nie r under eset ds yonauay Assan BS LIBERTY SATIN RIBBONS Bott “Crush” say that every= - white ‘and ait the - LADIES’ PANGY STOCKS Lane! wot with Gheviot mite stock of 19 . | need no one Senuects, by a quality Bargain, 5 under cen! al DIICC..ceceee ‘Lit peed atee That transparent blue ae eae ce LADIES’ LISLE GLOVES ¢ grade #0 ; ; . Sc, repatuyar'siss ys, |) Skim, or the yellowish dirty | tinea. rancy madras ana, Plesk wait ng UR ee ae raed Gn | SECN, BTC) eine elay Wte Liven aco e With stock o Mexican stitching — @ great roundup o} of styles that were 39 to Gala pri Limtt—Three, MEN’S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR ee a value Srucis price - Ow Lisit=Three ek LADIES’ BLAGK GOTTON-HOSE Sane, Tore am 3 WHITE DRESS CAMBRICS Soft finish—excellent for under- beds Bie ty eet anaes ax| Plain even cel rice... jue at a 7) uusually MEN'S SUMMER SHIRTS C2 Dieated ty 1a x to, crear os Exceptions am LADIES’ FRENCH EMB'D MDAES WHITE GORDED MADRAS Fancy woven effects— you. See eee ie obildren’s re . f GERMAN DAMASK NAPKINS Fine Linen Stiver Bleach that look like @atin— Daisy, Bluebell, Scroll Bpess Sos dogen—Gala_ price. 1. a value 2.29 dozen—Gala, pri 49 fre HEAVY LINEN TOWELIJNGS : ant ‘Gata de Great Offering of Turkish Towels HEAVY WHITEGROGHETSPREADS| a7 maNUPAGTURERS’ PRIGES: Full size—closo weave—atter washing will be, ven closer— When could such an offering) be Event vayueia\ uinis—teee price... 88 more welcome? Best Qualities thick, spongy, absorbing, Length. WHITE GROGHET SPREADS For Single Beds—Marveilles de- BISNO—VAIUC .69...ceeeesererseeeeees OO READY-MADE SHEETS 81x90 full round thread Muslin— pure White bleach: ‘out—2: ed—torn, not In Restaurant GALA LUNGHEON BYERY DA, FRUIT OF LOOM MUSLINS Five Courses, Good eo ped—cotning, ever seems % @taxe their place—lengths of Everything the-Best......000) 7 to 9 yerte-Gele price, per yard, Ox Musto 11,20 te & ay —_———. J White Waists Will Get Soiled | ta process of sale—therefore, that out stock may be kept clean and fo A | close out every Tuesday the previous week"s accumulations of solled or ; Washable Waists.-.... As this affects the highest as well-as fowest | caough of any one style to ttemntse, eulficient to say that if you want To Buy at Greatly Reduced: Prices BE HERE TUESDAY.» cit for the Fo!'ed Wa'sts—Thoygwill be