The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1903, Page 4

| MICHAEL RYAN, WHO : WAS KILLED BY A ‘NO COFFE'S MAN Swanstrom by Speaking at Same Meeting with Candidate Fusionists Indorsed, cae} ik a 2 Sai ‘of the Coffey Di Brookiyn George B, McClellan has himself in a peculiar position, Coffey Democracy has indorsed Bwanstrom, the Fusion candidate. By aad from the same platform with Mr. McClellan will stand as the in- @orser of a candidute on the rival ticket. leaders. The McLaughlin " @andidate, Martin Littleton, has been Particularly bitter in his attacks upon ae, Hall, and Mr. Murphy would to seo him beaten. @ busily engaged in as MCA RVIO (ye Committee on Monday evening the "Wate to indorse the entire Democratic to-day, nt ea. of the Committee right the situ might have been different. a. dhe is trying to fan % into the eyes of the people. es McLaughlin had nothing ¥. Hoe is engaged in think, lughby street headquarters bore re- et morgu Ae AT PEACE WITH NICARAGUA. Guatemala Re-Establishes Friend- ly ReJations Through Agent. “PANAMA, Oct. 16,—Nioaraguan cable] recepture. received here by way of Aca- | men, women and children tacked on and Salvador, say the conference pro-| the cries and shouts of “Stop thief!" Posed by Presidents Escaton, of Gal ‘Vator, Bonilla, of Honduras, and Zela: filled the air. Assembly of Nicaragua has fefused to permit him to leave the ‘y. infidential agents of the govern- o! learn and atom re-establish: when he came tn offering the for sale, At Houston and Mulberry st: Pane purchase of the Nicaraguan] At Prince street Mooney caught him. have failed, engraved BRIDE OF TWO HOURS KILLED | v= CHARLESTON, 8. C., Oct. 16.—Ofrs. William Mazyck, who two Hours before | Tor and lives in Hoboken. as Miss Lizzie Anderson had walked to the altar to become Mazyck's wife, was brained last night with an axe by Alice Mazyck, a first cousin of the| Rouse had beon loft open. and spoons and other table ware. wedding reception. The murderess cried | “irs. Heitmeyer, sent for a5 she delivered the blow: McClusky, came'to New York in her uu have taken Will from me, but] carriage. She said that not all of her You shall never live with him.” silverware stolen was In the two pack- Miss Mazyck escape ages recovered from the neg 2,000 High Grade Men’s Suits, BRONX TROLLEY. IN THE BOWERY While being taken along the Bowery by Detectives Mooney ond Langan on picion of having stolen $1,500 worth lverware, a flashily dressed negro, who gave his name as Charles Miller, eighteen years old, bolted down the street and for four biocks almost elyded A crowd of two hundred :| The arrest of the negro was purely ac- 3 of Nicaragu: will take Place Oct. 20.|cldental. The detectives happened to be Pate the latter's presenee because] in Simpson's pawn shop on Park Row negro, placed between Mooney and Lan- gan escaped. He ran over Houston strect in Assembly has closed its ee Megotiations of Me. Manning Into Mulberry, followed by a crowd. The silverware was marked "C, H.,” with the exception of one knife which “Heltenmeyer. The police found the owner, Clemens Heit- enmeyer, who bas a business in New The police learned from Mr. Helten- meyer that he had been robbefl yester- day afternoon, The front door of his The house tridegroom. The murder occurred at the | W848 looted of its silver knives, forks Inspector worth up to $20.00, BOWERY GRIEVES: FOR “MIKE” AYAN Former Treasurer of Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association Killed by Trolley Car Near His Home ‘in the Bronx. “There 1s mourning on the Bowery to- day. Michael Ryan, who for thirty- eight years kept the Hquor store at the corner of Third street and the Bowery, was Killed Inst night by a trolley car in the Bronx. To the last he showed the quality of fajrnoss and honesty that made him a man honored in his busi- nese. “1 will make no complaint against the motorman” he said, just before he dled. “it was ns much my fault as his." Mr. Ryan retired from business five years ago and moved from his home on the Bowery to No. 743 East One Hun- dred and Thirty-xeventh street, Bronx to go to Herlem for theatre tickets, car Jn One Hundred and Thirty-elghth Brown place until he saw a car ap- he had not observed. Although in great pain Mr. Ryan re- fused to go to the able to walk and There it wa: afer the accident Rowen! William Coughil 70s Columbus avenue, was arrested y and held in Morrisania Police Court for the Coroner. Mr. Ryan enlisted in the Sixty-ninth Bosgimont at the outwreak of the Civil War and served throughout that strug- gic. For thirty-eight years he was treasurer of the Veteran Corps of the Regiment. He was also treasurer of the Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association. The funeral will be held on Monday from St. Jerome's Church, in the Bronx. AGAINST CLOSED SHOP. Labor Union Methods Civic Federation Convention. CHICAGO, Oct, 16.—Views by labor and eployers in regard to the ‘open’ the National Civic federation, holding @ three days’ conference here. Federation, cailed the meeting to order, One of the first speakers was Henry C. Hunter, Commissioner of the Metal ‘Trades Assoclation of New York. He] of spoke in opposition to the closed shop on account of, as he sald, the present condition of Organized labor and ¢he methods pursued by labor organisations Unions, he sald, assume to Justice Barrett Declines to Ad- judge G. W. Davison Guilty of Contempt of Court for Fore- closing Mortgages. | Justice Barrett Preston, receiver for the New York Bullding Loan and Banking Company, to adjudge George W. Davison, another lawyer, ja contampt of court for having violated a restratning order of the Court. Mr. Killeen explained that when Jus- tice Dugro appointed Mr. rPeston re- ceiver he issued qn order restraining all foreclosure sults against the company. He charged that Mr. Davison had vio- lated this order by forectoeing thr mortgages In behalf of his clients, Fra cis I. Butler, Mary H, Bulley and M garet Tenny. In opposition Mr. Davison explained that he had obtained judgment in the Borough. He left the house last night! two first sults before Mr. Pregson’s ap- pointment, and as to Mfrs. Tenny's sult, Intending to take a westbound trolley |he obtained permission from Justice Marean, in Bréoklyn, and atreet, Mr, Ryan stood at the corner of | joined Preston as a defendant. Justice Barrett declined to declare proaching. As he ran to catch St he}/him in contempt under the circum- was struck by an eastbound car that] stances. bers’ Protective League, asked per- Memon to examine a book. containin names of the stockholders of the Bulld- oan and Banking Company, and an order directing Receiver Preston to ormit the examination on the ¢ john T. Fitzgerald and Ci | ner, stockholders and members Mr. Killeen objected. He i application was made simply to enable Ke iaw firm of MoCloskey, Belfer & ing Li Di cs the holders and t Pohge some. scheme of litigation for a tingent fee. othe “application was denied, PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER. Armenian Says He Aided in Kill-| ing Under Threat of Death. PROVIDENCE, R. I., Oct. 16—A plea orea at|of sullty to a charge of murder was], made in the Sixth District Court de- fore Judge Sweetland to-day by Sharkio Nargusbian, an Armenian, and he was reld without bail for the Grand Jury. shop were ngain pretented to-day before| mne man was accused of baving mur- ding | dered, ; Presi! -rreasurer of an Anmenian society, to dent Samuel Gompers, of the American| Shain the $020 which the ‘Treasurec, was known to have in his possession. “TH WORLD, FRIDAY Ev: SAVS LAWYER HAD A RIGHT T0 SUE asked to-day by! for Charles M. Killeen, coui to prosecute McCloskey, attorney for the ution Bel- aid the to co} the list of 6,000 stock- The addresses go am to ar. ‘What Public Opinion Says — yesterday, Peter Oulooslan, throu interpreter, ayer cea en an. told the Court that hed no purpose his own to commit te ler, but at while several mc. were ahead ines & companion, whose nam he would not we threatened to kfll Nargashian if, he or the accomplishment of their ends.| Siti wae lured Inge an, old, stable, trol shop] Killed ancl rotibed. Not only does the efused to assist . “Dh r nulooeian, e victim, ne methods and regulate Wages to the! prisoner refuse to tell the name of the financial loss of employers ganization of Industry and without ward to economic aonditiona, 850 Elegant New Winter Overcoats, always $15.00, ke ] a part of the policy of Simpson Crawford Company, that The Suits are: All the wanted fabrics in Fancy Chevlots, double and twists; Black Thibet, Worsted and Cassimere effects in double and single breasted styles; made with mohair serge lining and best trimmings; every de- tail perfect—in fit, style and quality; large range of patterns for selec- tion. Not a suit worth less than $15.00, and many would be reasonably priced at $18.00 and 1 1 00 $20.00; all sizes es © it came from, we know just how good it is, just how far we can go in No Such Values Have Ever Been Given in New York. The Overcoats are: Of Oxford, black and Irish Frieze; in medium and full lengths; made with heavy mohair serge lining; silk and iron yarn sleeves; velvet top collar and other little details up to the $15.00 standard, Also medium yelght Covert and Black Thibet; some lined throughout with best quality silk, and satin sleeves; all sizes represented; at...........08 . £ S a sale offering unusual inducements the one of to-morrow climbs on the pedestal of value-supremacy. A takes advantage of it a complete wardrobe of outer-wear at a price never before equalled. Just why or just how it all happens is a long story. But the conclusion is one and the same—the clothing is here, we know where a recommendation of it. We know we can assert the truth, which is A Thousand Pairs of $5 and $6 Trousers at 3.35 and designed by the famous Poole System of London, expert journeymen tailors can produce. this Saturday at $3.35. Imported Worsteds, Silk’ Mixtures, Cassimeres and Cheviots in every new pattern that is desirable for Fall and Winter, Cut Properly proportioned and perfect fitting. In fact, the best trousers that Made entirely by hand. Materials having been shrunk by the cold water process, which prevents baggy knees, Absolutely unmatchable in style and quality. Trousers which in the oidinary way could not be offered as “special” even’at $5 and $6, Just SECOND FLOOR. nd disor-| Qleged principal, but he will not say what became of the money taken from the murdered man, SATURDAY will be a good day to see the Art Gal- lery—a superb collection of Paintings and Pictures. 1.2 It offers to every man who $11.00 Cutlery Specials for Saturday. Wade & Butcher Razor, made in extra hollow sialue $1.75, speciai at 81.20 “Wade Beech, ayy allow upto fully wananted; complete value 355, ead phonographs, ie & Butcher, medium hollow ebony handle; warranted to dge; wonderful value Y fe) $1,00 weekly. Baano gre k purenised Razor Strop, year free of charge. valve 02.2 35-44 « Perfection” Speclal'at.....sccccccseses Edison Phonographs. “Gem" $10.00, “Standard” $20.00, “Home” $30.00, “Triumph” $50.00 Also sold on time. brings any of these to your home. Positively no advance in prices. All ere are kept in repair for one Master Records 35c, '- $3 for $1.00. apenas Very latest, and some of which are not Iisted other catalogues. “The Miller's Daughter,” “Only ‘One i Girt in, uy! Wide, Wide World." “Anna.” “Laughing, 3,000 New Columbia Records at On Sale This Saturday Only. New Super Hard X P Moulded. About 3,000 of them. Lots of new selections and 1,000 different titles to select from. These records are all of the very latest kind. This sale should appeal to every one interested | 5 C $1.00 down Balance payable 15¢ Our “Home Phonograph” Club. —_— Upon payment of $5.00 down the following complete outfit Is delivered to your home. Balance $1.00 weekly: 1 Edison “Home” Phonograph, 25 “Columbia” XP. Records, 1 full nickel-plated Stand, 4 large Horn, “Zonophone” Disc Machines, y ee nr I Hu Prices from, $15.00 to $45.00. $1.00 down for fae of them, balance $1.00 per week. of Lambert Wares and Ways. Some ‘fashions shift like quicksands, others are firmly rooted as oaks. ‘Notice how few of the “people you meet are absolutely bare-handed. The wearing of finger rings of some sort is practically universal among women and is increasing among men. Rings of infinitely varied design and all prices form one of the most attractive depart- ments of the great LAMBERT store. When we began making rings we appealed to the most powerful of earthly tribunals—Public Opinion. 4 ; This authority has sustained us for nearly twenty-seven years. In the long run, there is only one way to earn popular confidence—deserve it. we do not make we buy of the best manufacturers, hus we do away with middlemen’s profits, and THAT IS ONE OF THE REASONS WHY LAMBERT JEWELRY IS SO LOW PRICED. Of the freshness and elegance of our designs our friends need no assurance. Strangers can satisfy themselves in one call. Why we had to enlarge our factory last year will be plain to any one who examines our stock and our methods. 4 be Real, honest jewelry need not be expensive. We sella diamond rin have diamond ornaments of many kinds at figures correspondingly low. However low priced an article may be, the LAMBERT guarantee goes with it. - We linve a large and busy factory rae a st every day about this time—in which there is only one grade of work— for $10, and we Fine Watch for Ladies, The Pledge of a Life's Devotion. Lambert Quality and Price. Most significant of all tings is the wedding ring. It must be of pure gold and “ at lth Beare ae This watch will not merely please cant the Mt dearooin the lady who wears it by its appear- Auth ae othe seiaela ance, but she can depend on it for cor- P rect time. The case is engraved in a outstretched finger. No detail of the wedding ceremony is more impor. tant than the selection of the ring. All the LAM. BERT wedding rings are made in our own factory. This branch of our enters prise made us widely known years ago, and bridegrooms-elect come to us for the same Teason that other people do—because they know that every statement made in the LAMBERT store is worth face value. Our wedding rings are seamless. The purity of the gold has been established by the United States Assay Office, a per- fectly cold,plpode, ry ‘ives the facts, no matter who may # he ag ea and simple as it seems, a LAMBERT wedding ring is the product of as fine workmanship as anything in our stock. All widths, weights and sizes, 14, 18 and 22-karat, Prices from $3 to $20. No charge for engraving. new style, not overladen with detail, but rich and handsome. We buy cases . of the very best manufacturers and we \\ have a sample of every lot tested at the ‘United States Assay Office. We } choice of Elgin, Waltham or AMBERT works. The watch shown is a little heavier than the one we sold last year at the same price, 27.50, A sufficient proof of the excellence of our watch-repairing department is that we are watch inspectors for the New York Central and’ Long Island Railroads, They will have only the most trustworthy, you.know, Varied Beauty in Diamond Rings. If it were not for printers’ ink we could not talk toa whole cityful of people at once. Yet printers’ ink has its limitationf. It cannot do anything like justice to the beauty of our diamond rings, A general notion of form and setting is all it can convey. ‘Please remember that when you com- pare the desoriptions and the illustrations. Some Light on Diamonds, Perhaps you wonder why diamonds can be bought so reasonably at the LAMBERT store. The ‘explanation¢is simple enough, We import our diamonds, and-when you buy them you pay the importer’s he iscaoed in price. You do NOT pay part of the cost of the wholesaler’s 4 bes 3a ur own One need not new house nor of the jobber’s steam yacht. Only by cutting iy pa ieee a be an expert to out these intermediate profits can the price of the most beau- a= remarkable "beauty i Aa seg ror ed tifdl of precious stones be lowered. The difference between tothe best advantage,” q mired by every- the LAMBERT price for diamonds and the ordinary retail Solid L¢Karat gold. Something 06 S— bod; htm price is at least twenty-five per cent, fee pagel pint Mestedllrd NS> it. The stone— Diamonds are an investment, At any time within a ings, $27.50. * : peor dyn pee ear from purchase you may return us any single-stone Ring, its own story to tud or Earrings for exchange for larger purchases of lative eyes, Solid 14-Karat diamonds, and we WILL CREDIT YOU WITH THE FULL Just as much’ gold, handmade mounting, We PRICE PAID. COULD ANY DOUBT OF THE QUALITY dant eper et te OF LAMBERT DIAMONDS EXIST WHEN WE OUR- iF with be cosine SELVES RECEIVE THEM AS MONEY? S $968 OA ayele This Lady's mos Ring, with two fine diamonds, and a Quaint Conceits in Seal Rings. The fancy for seal rings is one of the strongest proofs of that advance in taste of which we have spoken. These rings lend themselves ready to a thousand novel and charming of schemes of décoration. How artists have availed themselve is brought out of their opportunities is apparent to all who have examine an RBERr “methods the LAMBERT work, All that is stale and commonplace, = > eee al}that smacks of routine and of servile imitation, is eeatided? "9 we ews ey Three su- Upon.the seal surface is impressed the individuality of the mounting; would wearer. There may be engraved his monogram, his crest or pinot) fancy Laced orn CAE) any other device he pleases. Out of the abundance of our and jobber's it would be added. assortment we select a féw specimens that show the high average of the whole. collection, Between Solid 14-karat gold, hand-mad ? thi le set~ This ring is a beauty. Notice that the cattails sone mod the 8K: For stones les fine, for work- are free and graceful in modelling. No stiffness nor one just. de- prea . Rotsedg ar llas ey pay. formality of treatment here. Solid 1ékarat gold, Serene * 8. $275.00. ; meee ce ie oegeces ccpepece opveetcess SOLSO tise. Setting Hons, SS In th brilliancy on all the d Te atemates ope cette tbat patel fom ae em otoomn Ba jungles, grasp art, The owner art) mounting, is een. never gels tired Price, $160.00. their outstretched eeiwearionvs woh ws. Solid 14- Gove nor bee = hele Rien friends of admir- A larger ly ani peeera ing It. Solid gold. stone, cut with Price,.,...+++- $1 ‘We sell it for.. $1 marked skill} . Another low-priced and. shining in And here is ring. ‘The classic head Extra heavy Ss — a LAMBERT 4 Belcher Ring, A tsk eres ota chased 14-karat 7 Shand - made with the beau- rie wee mecca te gold; picture gives fa Ww oe oy Sedvend Hanae! oe an approximate 14-karat gold set so that the jg Solid. 1¢-karat idea of its beauty, Ring, A pies wil Han its superi- setting will not pid.) Fox quaint end As a gitt, reflects to diamonds of the. same size - catch ina glove, In bigh favor on eK aeeuetor eat redit on the donor, y cut, and sometimes gravely that account, Mounting of solid 14+ rants itke this people come to the who need pay only sre the aa ay Karat gold, hand made. A fine ex LAMBERT store.oseo. $6:75 $15 rine We eb Yee . ample of LAMBERT work, $30.00, Open Evenings Until 1 Open Saturday Nights Until (0, AYEN'