The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1904, Page 12

_THE WORLD: TUESDAY Littie Alexander Elkin Throws Assosiation Draws Up Address His Arms About the Mangied Directed to Members of the Body and Refuses to Leave It Finance Committee of State | Senate in Albany. : Thousands upon thousands of people have fo' for Police. ! that it pays to buy here at regular prices. It is paying these special prices. jJour history. their own speechmaking. When Benjamin Elkin, a boy of four- teen, Was run down and killed by 3 You can't help getting two doll Eighty-sixth street crosstown car te hy bray eas brother, Alexun 4 lad of h: hrew tinwell nh the boy's f Ste rc but rc a MORNING SALES, WEDNESDAY, 8 to 2.30 ONLY. ay instant and refusing to allow th whieh q a o f oth ations to| Trust lave been\us eciewed anal . } PERRIER Hee Uldincunsea, Heanlulinn ore meoptat No Mail Orders. No Telephone Orders. NoC. 0. D. 4 Wee ore ati GLuLitTeae rae ea TAG) Lo Note With a view to relieving the great afternoon crush these items are ; , lepittin members tithe Fi eRe offered as a spec’al reward to MORNING BUYERS. They are apart from and ; the an rp y are ap ‘ While the boy spoke he tay nt full of tie of New | in gucien to the extraordinary reduc‘ions that prevail all over the store during this great aeeon the street car rails, bis arms : cetion and | sate. tch items are offered ONLY for this purpose and hence ONLY for these hours—8 A. : BRU MUG Gaye Inca GIN thei mot A uaehbe AE tio meee M.'to ro Hence also—no mail orders, no telephone orders, no C. O. D.’s. er, older brother and sister ut No _ i OTs ie mary Matavaininuiroet A. reneions (We Suiting Silks 39c - 45c Table Covers 19c woman herself, mother has token 100 Per Cent, New black and white and blue and white || Chenille Table Covers, 4-4 siz vara { ne children to ature he {The preseat selling price of was, Axed eNteNaINTAtteles Buline « Bilis elas wHere henille abled Covare east een ane ee } RRR ceeds liane ter two Love io! litacadtvoss: affords nm, pront “Ge vnore 7he.; our price, @¥e.; on eale from § 3Q¢ |] knotted tassel fringe all around; only one a day and walked to the church at No, }than 1 per cent, on the net cost of ann tO 12.80 ate... .ceeveceeseeesee seen to customer; on sale from § to 1Q¢ M10 East Kighty-sixth street, telling her no years » ws then deme 12.30, at . iS Vaewwe seve see's 55.40.0089, 19c Mistral Etamine 8c This dainty fabric, ‘sons to follow. Ran Down by © thorough invest notable Im with shimmery dashes of Up vecdioe ut tue Cun aid 1 tive supery and ta compel consum WHS} to nvoid any | All-linen Towelling, 18 ders; regular price 1 Pure Linen Mis Civiiiiiy. ried Fnac an exerasive price fixed by while 8 to 12.30 at 1 1 fe Lelidee ANU Lvuwis MLLuNs ye on sale BP tee east, au eae quality, quantity and true value of Vance the vat went vefure. t control of the gan co taun, Patrick Moore, ut. Nu tet pienise Sache ras opty 1,000 yards of cambrie, Swiss ahd nainsook Ninety-tourtn street, could bring it to LSTA IM: 18 i § ® mandsull, {iv wort thelconsumers have ijeen pain rOTU FIER MUR Sto) LoS hones aide Lee E By the time the Joompelled. to. bity. a ait of tte some flounciigs among them; on 24c i jeep Cer SOT a TY Mis BEM# trom monopolistic Hons withon sale from 8 to 12.80 /at..... : about him, begeing hin The nw i Maule Tiable Gs This wei i Stig ef the grlet-atrichen boy ThLiTesetars aikGut (ior peDrRaLIan ee 14c Chiffon Collars ‘Ac broken in size, & came out to investi; ' Overcoats fn pi : | JETOURS a eaeney _“ eae mt Chiffon Stock Collars, black aud white, 4c the mangled boy of the son and brothe: ctive protection of je nwa of a 3 le : Iie sefie te Sau tnd om una roti fect all sizes; on sale from 8 to On sale from 8 licemen ta) ae ight Asn further Incentive for netion by street station came. Alexand i tas Bees eer cetoe, Alexey the Senate, the addresn adda. (hat the d Th { Fas bods at tne ans event: |aations rent heat ine 25c. Corded Dimitics, I5c. € 5 lon house, Mlexamier followin e ow kK. but exist an ying. . g ; fusin to go to his home or Unie Saree whout the State wherever | Corded Dimi ties seer us assortments to 15c Here is a list o} a choose from; regular VATA. ccs ceeeees cannot match elsewhere. t ' vere bot st ois but a measur Mercerized Madras—-Inmmense assortments, 1 f DEAS HL sanehetion new styles; regular 25c.; yard.........006 123¢ Bee eeu i te re ked eo for s APES er eats Na ; 1 Flake are New and novel suitings; 12! 4c Be tor Fog brothers. hut they were companions and ; une TON OROlIA regular 25¢.; yard........... Fre Her oven Aon 2. 2 i peblgote wae anral conaumers Sati Berber—Floral design, 28 inches wide 33c 15 ars rate Flammer eS i | prareamvemmmery thin i ReIven regular 69c.; yard........ Sar ucoonnaK8y 14 iC u | in $1,000 ball for etamtnat toitites eu. | i5c. Curtain Swi } pate Parser lay after te catalt be | (from 10 to 1Z his story: “Che trouble with vo i a | o i S 0 2 | Ik that you make no provision. f Ayia ne cnaine eeats 40c. Voile Sextette 19c. patterns, limit Avoidance of just i iirective legislation. Meantime | per yard ws... Ky ane inspection law sh Velte Bexletts: peamusl in demand; regu- 19¢c Ss you sh : " prey ou<88 New York Imported Organdies—Charming new ideas; 39 1, u regular 59C.; VATA... 6.60... cece eee eee ees c extension C . : ends and |} Seotch Madras for Skirts and Gowns; regular 81 o strong enough ; ABE. YARDS C ec oeeere open rainy 2b length of exten Boys’ $3.05 Suits $1.55. Boys’ $3.%5 Overcoats $1.55. All-wool fabrics, cut in) man- nish fashion, in new two- piece, three-piece, blouse and Norfolk styles, The Over- FOR CHILD MURDER + Little Niece, Terribly Bruised and Skull Fractured, Was q Found Lifeless in Haliway of Home in Newark. 0 genuine Or! Covers and and length, at, “NEAR SIDE” LAW Motion Passed of Alderman Meyers Requiring that Public Hearing of Railroad Commit- tee Be Not Delayed. Babies’ with silk stitch Infants’ e coats, for most part, are cut insertions of embroidery and hemstitched 49 bn cks; regular 75 aU nrconroenet sens f ao long and loose, and very tucks; regular 75e.; special | . . if Children’s Drawers, deep ruffle, sizes to 12 12 sare trial eine of Alderman J. Cowden manly in effect. One ot years; regular 19¢.; special...-. (vi | © murder of her Wen y the Beard unanimously ond / <Marie Canning, was begun bv aetition requiring that the best bargains we have yy Children’s Muslin Gowns, double y cen “rume at ut Justice Gummere in, the Court of Rathoad Committee no longer put | ever offered in children’s neck and sleeves, sizes to 6 years; eras 29¢ { and Terminer in vark toway, off the public hearing on the proposed | clothing 4c; special ....... Saco neseoeaee Ns was a great crowd in court repeal of the foolish “near-side’ ordt- ig, : Mrs, y, who was brought down} nance. | . $3. 50 Corsets al ‘$i. 25. + TF from Ju stables, passed thro. The Evening World orginated the ugi- $1.55 “Smart Set,” straight front, low bust and dip hip, t the crowd without looking to one tution demanding the repeal of this or- made of batiste, boned with genuine 1 5 ‘or the other. She tripped along wit | dinance in ntarests of public health . whalebone; value $3.50; special........ ae light step more like a person hurrying |wafety and comfort. At the suggestion Men S $18.00 ' . lo a scene of pleasure than to a battle |e phe Rvening World Alderman Regi- W | AST pre 12 a in RG NL Aa CEA Overcoats $7.50. 85c. Wool Dress Goods 49c, t beneath a heavy black vell, which was enya ~ a : 5 | pon the members to vote the i Sicilians in blacks and blues, 50_ in ; not lifted until she had taken a seat} »,.) f the ordi This ole ‘his magnificent sale has made regular and 85¢.; on sale W, eee mide; } hetween her counsel, Former Prosecu- eferred to the Railroad Com- more triends for us than any day at 49% i tor Elwin W. Crane and J. Francis hos been in the hands of We evershelll) (Withithiel ite : full alot f Cabill. ' Racal 5 m repe Albatross in a full range of evening and street A short distance from the young pris- : A AOPLIGHIFOE eraan we especially appeal to the colors; also black and white; 36 inches 25c f ret gabe Bitty, dt pu ALY HOW grey aay an « particular. man, the man who wide: Teeuley Bee See PY Callwaneers Father, who awayed to and fro in heel word cked Chairman Tug: | thinks that noone but his tailor |} A!!-Weol Tm port eds o es in a Ul range ot “colors chair ux tears coursed down her cheek®. | Coty and mombe Tarr Gaftney | me Ay ‘ and black; value 60c.; on sale Wednesday In another was her aged father, | ‘4 Timothy P Comet can fit him. The fabrics are at, yard Cc . and Timothy I. Sullivan, 6 Co yard vise sees , Maurice Fiynn, once « wealthy eon- bs strictly all wool, in’ kerseys, . t . mittee, when the oommit would hold 5 i k W | meailc troubles, A young sister of the] {at a meeting Worl fw Cited tr on pee ate Peau de Cygne Waists, plaited down the front, piped defendant was alse in court ena Eee ean and trimmed with silk ornuments, sleeves tueked, The erlme tor which Mrs Men’s $15 Black ‘ ‘Dam quite as anxious 4s Any person | indicted was one of the most brutal i effect and trim 2 ever. brought to the attention of the; to have this matter ten Ny « ae | Suits q 75 i! Jocal authorities, On the night of Nov, | 2Y sald one esiainty veee ls Q 0 bs °F four-vear-old Marie Qannin« was | the pulls ae ne: its facta. } wonld! ‘hese suits are all wool, in black fon ec t a he dat Knuw, Of (to : et 1" <f Foun Male naked and dying In the Nall: | ie willing to have the hearing this cor Thfbets and unsheared Chev- Phe) way of Mra, Ray's house, at No, 1o| be willing to have the hearing tie « seh MoWhorter‘atreet, . Hariter tn th siaune (herefore, that the hear Acts ns PRIOR ARC NG CLO UID LCSA Evermore Hi Joseph ha i hext week, when we breasted. An excellent suit for |] TH!s special lot A house. it In alleged, by his wife, who | Wil (xeries of meetings 1f ne tis times of the year 77 but their high ” i was armed with w toasting fork. fo} Sry at} i‘ 5 4 y officer att sit ilisne t ste a8 ry and early spring, 4 ° PAIN ccereneese ’.| HARRY HART'S MAN WINS. ud C = = = - — Lote | Bete B4000 don Mis orrival the young wife and mother plaint Meyer, had expired, she, following, day. County: hyw W | Mrs Shapiro had a slight misunder- enawed aentn had waoicenu ned loiyman, was ay ass ding with ber husband, who ia © A rupture of the liver, the resil waloner of | ntrueting taflor in Wi dently of a k found aw tracture| fantry. to. the Jae The i of the skull weventy 1 Pe Gurt ‘ stg on the body it as his | nixsioner of Co! Mie HOt go wit that the child had been the viet alty, whe ened nt the close nined to die the most inhuman rutality $$ rhe annum, grocery with little hast admini position 1s $4,000 xemblyman fi salary — — { | ri “the LOOKS FOR HER HUSBAND. »\ rie Distt | Shapiro Forgot All About It Next go it i the ont sens aud ; agony inthe front room ott He Lett Min Wite Twenty-two! ——-— Morning, but His Wife Goty iii, <risnbpr heard: thelr screams, | Years Aw | eee Hogs husband baving lef ‘home Mr, HIKES SUSPECTED OF MURDER) Despondent, Wanted to be DIES IN FERRY HOUSE. farah M. Tompkins stuck to her post ip ee * bring up the three Httle ones, all of] aguttie Colbert, twentyeslx ye ola a phnenat Grind fe pena While Whom were under three yeurs he | colored anded'ito: the Coronen| .. kK > ee at i ry icket in Box, 5 MER Nw. thie the children are ail] coun ighate Cormell Inthe Weer ce | Cries of her two thle chitdren, who} AuRuML Grindal sixty-four vearn old, et) gromn Sap, after the lnpre of twenty | Court on came in upen her and found her writh- (at Ne. J President fireet, Brooklyn. Sd nba Mra. Tompkins, who lives at | my ing in ago and dying from carbolic | ferry ie a N. J., iggmaking an effort to| Mone nd the e Long: miaelns husband a wa aise W yin April, 1:82, dropped his box when he acid polson, brought neighbors to the! home of Mrs Lena Shapiro, No. 4 Siegel 11 |three children. He was In the fish com: strees Williamsburg, — to-day The | mission business at No, WU Water atreet, heighbors called @ phy @cian, but before Manhattan, he woman alter the shooting disap. but surrendered herself last night. OTHER SAW Koy MERCHANTS JOIN ett Ones Lowest Priced Store terew York for Fine Goods. au i Otherwise C j k by 4 Ss. Bargains in Our : NLLED BY CIR IN EAS (0, WAR. pee "6TH AVE, 22D and 23D STS., NEW YORK. Arcade. Greater Price-Cutting||! That is why we are serving and satisfying the biggest crowds, in The items printed are only hints—all over the store are prices that do $4 Walking Skirts $1.89 the seven-gore flaring effect; all handsomely Alexander end Benjunin w on the si) the manufacture of gas have white and colored flakes, In a wide range Ww Ww eppusite side of the sires: fron We decreased the net cos Because | hd colors; on sale from 8 to 12.2 omen's Walkin church and started avcoxs, wh et exe conditions the gas companies ” 8c wong east vam awitly @ tho lof Mantuttan Brooklyn (practleally 1 in gray, Birwet Doth boys nag Lieir cars Ud! ade: single Y ; ou sale from § to 12.40. 15c Handkerchiefs Oc Boys’ $2.50 Suits $1 Boys’ $2.50 Overcoats $1 son's odds and ends that have become small lot of reefers in small s! Imported double-faced Smyrna Rugs and Carpets. 22¢ curtain Rods 9c brass fixtures, $3.50 Bagdad Hangings $1.77 Door Hangings, Infants’ (5c. Slips 49c. fleece-lined Shirts, open front, fine nainsook Slips, and pretty stock; another style made in the Gibson and applique ornaments, tucked back and sleeves, colors white, blue, lavender and black all $6 values, grouped in one big sale at.. Women’s $1.25 Gloves 68c. usual opportunity. On sule Wednesday at, 68¢ FREEZES IN CELLAR EVENT und out from experience a great deal better to buy at ars’ worth for one- & Skirts of fine meltons, in blue, green and $1.89 Initial Hanon ereniet from § to 12.30, at. 9C suits from .° ractically all to 8 years. sizes; also a to 12.30 at... * 1.00 Big Rug Sale. f sizes and prices that you certainly for size for size 36x72. ranne et rtain’ Muslin 7c ss Muslin, sale for 2 aie only ), 40 inches wide and a@ variety of ae Contes F Lal ) 20 yards to a customer, urtain Brass Rods with aluminum guaranteed not to sag, draperies, Lull % ts 1 Floor.) to hang neay sion 45 inch eh ental double-faced full Bagdad Couch width 1.77 (rind Floor.) each... finished ing; sizes to 2 years; special 12¢ square yoke with two med with hand-made French knots 3.98 of Suede Gloves are in grays only, quallty makes it a most un- ONCE WEALTHY, HE Ml to ‘The Eventing World.) SON, No J, Feb. 9.-Samuet! mmIngway, formerly one of the prin cipal building contr sctora of this cit: was found frozen to death In the cellur Jot the new ree Public Library to-da by workmen, The dead «man was time # partner of the contractor who {ts ting the structure. t Hommingway ¢ st night to ese asleop, sht ty years ago the old man pos- do) fortune. but drink eaused him It is supposed ept Into the boiler! pe from the cold Death followed during \G, FEBRUARY 9, 1904. Rothenberg tne New Pome pani WEST 14-7" ST. Double Blue Stamps i TWO stamps instead of one for every 10c. that vou spend. get a handsome premium fora collection of 300 BLUE stamps. other stamp systems require you to save DOUBLE stamps a premium can be earned on an expenditure of $15- The Great February Furniture Sale Continues. AND CO. aranteed or ptly Refunded, ey Te morrow You can All NOOO SIAM ES WHERE BV Stirring News of Stylish Garments. An Offering of $25.00 Tailor-Made Suits at $14.98. Beautiful all-wool Panne Cheviot. or in collarless style with belt to match. taffeta silk. Full pleated skirts. Misses’ Suits Under Half. Three Lots as follows: No. 1—Blue or black Cheviot In biack, blue or brown blouse, collarless mocel, and trimmed in combination and. sik braid. No. 2 is an kton blouse, double breasted, fastened with loops, to be worn open or closed, peau de soie faced and fancy braid 370 Big Sale of Linings. Clearing All Remnants. 2,500 Yards of Fine 36-Inch Silk Cloth, in all colors, in lengths of 2 to 8 yards each; these grods have been selling at 15c. and 18c, a yard; all to goat, per yard 2,500 Yards of Fine High Lustre Mercerized Sateens, all colors; never been sold for less than 23c. yard. at, per yard es shown in all-wool mixtures or cadet blue cheviot. No. 3 has the new middy reefer coat. It is collarless, with pleated back and front, belted and trimmed in combination and silk braid, made from all-wool mannish suitings; skirts in latest pleated models; sizes 12 to 18 Sale of Spring Silks. 65c. Shepherd Checks at 49t. trimmed; per 33-inch pleated coat. with velvet collar, The coats are lined with Hayy Shrunk Canvas, in gray. 12}4c, value, at, per yard... Skirt Sale Made up of the newest pleated style in men’s fancy woo! Tweed. Suitings, finished with tabs and buttons; also in plain black iba? 1.98 in Eton flaring style, with yoke of tailor straps; all lengths; worth $3, at Teg ‘12% tan, black and white; * 7% Shirts and Half Hose. Two Splendid Offerings for Men. bosoms, linen Nineteen-Inch Shepherd Checks are selling very gen- Twenty-Four Inch Royal Blue, Navy Direct Entrance from 14th Street, via shoes worth double this price or ttear it. values, at erally at 6c, per yard in other stores. But it's dif- ferent here, This lot is shown in blue ane white and black and white checks of va sizes, Take them to-morrow at, (e Blue, Black and White, Polka Dot, Liberty Satins, in a wide range of the Cc different size dots; 75c. value,at.. Footwear for Men. West Door. Shoes at Almost 1%. Chances are, when you see these shoes you'll buy two or three pairs. They're the best values Men's Vici Kid Shoes, in lace or congress, with plain toes or toe caps. Also Storm Calf Shoes; special to-mor- yard, ta Men’s Shoe Store, Main Floor, Annex, we've offered in many aday. Mostly sample row, per pai neck band, felled seams and confinuous tac- ings; good full sizes; sizes 14 to Ly ee Such cotton Half Hose as these faite ie 19¢. both in light and heavy weights; also silk embroidered half hose in fancy colorings; double sole, heel and toe; fast, non- exOCRIDE black; 19c. value, at..... Here’s a special lot of White Unlaundered Shirts, made of strong, heavy muslin, with set-in linen neck and wrist bands, split 39c Black, 125c Great Ghina and Houectarnishintt Sale. The public, quick to recognize the sterling merits of our great basement day eager to buy Spring household necessities, To-Morrow for the same purpose. figures quoted below co These are certainly extraordinary bargains, OTs, with copper bottoms: Nickel Plated Coffee savings to be made here complete with 100. pleces, are three large meat dish turers’ price the set Js a wonder..¢- EA SETS, 66 pieces, white por worth $1.00, special for this sale HANDSOME PARLOR AND BAD with including Riggins. with loth bag, 4-pint ‘Alo. mickel-plated Tea (Pots, copper bottom, in and 6 pint size, 49%c ance GARBAGE PAILS, covers, special GALVANIZED WATER PAILS, heavy iron, 30 qt. 12%e high and low shapes, and brass trimmings; $5.98; special for this sale.. Jo-Inch globes t PORCE ES, each (E PORCEL. WH _ AND SAUCERS, per pajr, LAIN SOUP Be 12 at. 19¢ QU beautiful offerings, thronged this department yester- You will make very desirable money-savings if you come to this store Prices Seldom drop to the low level of the 200 Dinner Sets, Worth $5 Each, at $3.98. And that's only ONE example ont of a whole roomful of desirable to-morrow money Th soup t sets are of white Do! ‘There may be slight manuti Imperfections in some of the ‘pleces, but at this lain, ney cahiapes,” T LAMPS, decorations to mateh; worth GERMAN BRO} reducéd from 31 orders), ASS PRESERVE DISHES, each.3¢ | Stern Brothers To-morrow, Wednesday, Special Offering of Laces. ECRU'VENISE oneetl TER eh GALLOONS) INSERTIONS AND EDGES 25°, 35°, 48° 65°, 78°, 85°, 98° * RIGS ALES. 208, 35¢, 45°, 53%, 68 * Greatly Below Prevailing Prices. 4to9 inches wide, PLATTE VALEN To-morrow, Sale of Untrimmed Hats New Spring Shapes BLACK CHIFFON AND STRAW, BLACK SILK STRAW, $2.25 FOLDED CHIFFON, ta black, white and light blue, $2.95 High-Class Dress Trimmings Very Much Under Regular Prices HANDSOME PERSIAN TRIMMINGS, in straight bands and Hie a aed patterns, FINE SPANGLE ai COLORED APPLIQUES, ETC. S55e O8c Value $1.00 to $1.50 yd. SILK PASSEMENTERIES, EMBROIDERED BATISTES, SILK APPLIQUES AND FINE MOHAIR TRIMMINGS, Value oe to 3200) yd. $1.95 1,500 vas.4 1,000 Yds. “West Twenty-third Street 1,000 SUBJECTS. 10,000 FACTS. yheglect his business, and he had Hved a nomadic life ever since. His body wa: taken to the Morgue, but his former as- Povociates will give Lim proper burial The World Almanac. On Newsstandg, 25c. By Mail, 35c. your Want ad. in the inferior me- yet? Don’t do it again. BAD Over TWICE AS MANYin The World alone, practice. Use The World next time and reap a har- vest of replies next day. THERE ARE | | i) () Paid Help Wants in this ! morning’s World. BUT 501 Paid Help Wants in the 13 other New York papers combined. AGENT: HALLBOYS 2... 8 APPRED HEMSTITCHERS. 4 ARTIFICIAL | HOUSEWORK ...103 LOWERS BAKERS . BARTENDERS, 4) IMPROVERS 6 | RONERS a) JANITORS ... §| KITCHENWORK, 11| LAUNDRESSES,. @ 7| LUNCIIMEN 6 Boys +1) LAUNDRY WANTS 15 +13 | SALESLA DIE ap | SAL "4 S108 VANDB , SKIRT HANDS ,, 3 |SLEEVE HANDS, 8 SOLICITORS 5 STENOGRAFH'RS ¢ TAILORS , AND EMP. Ack MAKERS 3)!