The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1904, Page 4

5 THER FORMER NA tors of Her Will to ‘Home for Aged and In- widow of Henry died while visiting Jan. 2%, leaves $45,900 In Young, who now lives at tnut street, Yonkers. There also Dequest of $3,000 In cash for Miss Nevins directs her executors’ to Cemetery, Cambridge, Mass, to Certain flowers on her husband's at Easter, June %, the anniver- of thelr wedding anksyiving and Christmas and ets that she beside trim. - » Antoinette Lees, of Lon- § Mrs. Nevins. She will ¥ oo trus d nd Ada du widow of Mrs. Ni Iegacy of $15,000, ohn B. Knapp, of No. %6 fifth street, Mrs. Ne’ i ‘grateful reme. 0 my husband," and heler, of No. 12 Park | place prooklyn. & friend of her husban After some emall bequests alld @ home for aged people and bles near Boston, to be known fenry Coffin Nevins Home.” Mason, of Boston; John Neu-, andthe Central’ Realty and Sappany are made trustees, and trauss, of No. 141 Broadway, to fill any vacancy and as an Lor, will was made last June with a Dec. 11, in which she Increases trustees that Miss Young the place of matron of the "as she is familiar with Mrs. et worran, . Jother Hittle gir their arrest top rying away the store, woman at first sald she was years old, ut later at whand in e wis Mrs, Ger- tract with the Mount Au- |° took to care foi during the abse M time that peares wi Mix shirt valued “WUSSIA GUARDING AAS MSSCR -Gonsul at Odessa Reports that He Regards a Servian Out- break Against the Jews There @s Impossible. + uniaigp. ‘WASHINGTON, April The State he following dor MeCor- at St. Petersbur; “A rumor concerning a possible dem- / onstration against the Jows at Odessa Feached me, I communicated the United States Consul there, paking him if it were well founded. He _ Peplied to me as follow: “Reports of anti-Jewish demonstra- @re not unus at this season of ¥ ~ Owing to the occurrences of the Hebrew popttiaion is ex- nervoug, but with so energetic & man as Gov. Ne{dbart of the city, and with Baron ‘gs commander-in-chief of the Maal troops in t Southern country, I “should'regard a serious outbreak of any Ne MIE eee vert tm om lat ve contained notices Perera athe th oa : the veace wi eversiy. 0} CWUGHT STELNG . Julie . H. Nevins Instructs |A Department-Store Detective Y Causes Arrest of Mrs. Ger- trude Abramson, Who Con- fesses Series of Thefts. ahion, the private dete: riment. store, several week vent them from car nine years ¢ neighbor, Theis years ago and Mrs. - i wt hem in the daytime e of their father. iss’ Mahon h cases, When they had made several such trips Miss Mahon opened the sult cages ind found two coats valued at hildren, Mrs. Abramson and the three children were taken to the police station, where they confessd and then were sent to the dams Street Police Court NRREL CRUSHED LIBORER' SKULL Derrick Rope Breaks and Heavy Load of Iron Chains Falls, Striking Italian, Who Died Soon Afterward, — stig) Glusepp! Calio, a faborer, was killed as the result of a curious aceident on pier No. 4, North River, to-day. Casto, who lived at One Hundred and Ninth street and Second avenue, was at work on the pler when a lighter loaded with barrels of Iron chains ted up along- aide and a number of men rigged a der- rick and proceeded to swing the barrels from the lighter to the pier. One of the barrels weighing several hundred pounds was swinging in mid- air over Calio's head when th supporting {t broke and the barrel fel on the man. It struck him a glancing blow on the je of the h the nee n head, crushing Callo was standing near th it = yen and the force of the blow kacske him over it and into the river, A number of men with boat hooks reached for the unfortunate man and succeeded in getting him on the plier. He was still alive, but unconscious. was summoned, but the surgeon could do anything for h +75) $9.7 Sheets, §4x90 inches, 47c. each, x90 Sac, © 636,, © Meligge 6 * 76. Lord & Taylor, i Broadway and Twentieth Street and Fifth Avenue, Great Sale of 3 California Wool Blankets, ) JAless than regular prices. mtire ‘‘Sample” stock of one of the best manufac. _surers in the United States, consisting of about 500 pairs of thoroughly reliable Blankets all perfect in every respect, with the possible exception of | a few slightly soiled from handling. This sale on the erit of the goods offered and prices quoted is without ecéfdent. All housekeepers should avail themselves of @pportunity to supply their present and future needs, The prices are $2.25, $2.50, $2.85, $2.95, 85, $4.00, $4.25, $4.50, $4.95. $5.50, 6,25, 5, $10.50, $13.50 and $15.50 pair. * (Blanket Dept. 19th St, Building, ) In addition, Muslin Sheets & Pillow Cases i at very special prices, jhould prove of unusual interest to Housekeepers Country Houses, Seaside and Mountain Resorts 8 far below regular value. hand-torn and ironed, Pillow Cases, 42x36 Inches; 1334¢. each, 45x36“ 14ee, $0x36 “ 47, 54x36“ = 19%4e, Pillow Cases. 1 lot of about 500 dozen Pillow Cases, 45x36, reduced to 10% cts. each. mye Sian d Bi nl JAMES McGREERY & GO, Silver, Cut Glass and Fine China. Basement Salesroom. Fine China. Dinner Set. 100 pieces. Quadruple Plate. Candelabra, Bright finish. . |French gray finish. . Extra large....... \Single candle stick,— bright finish. BAPE. 000 e0e 0000 1050} Crumb Set. Bright fin- ughter and two nd to-day she caused Bread Tray. Frenchgray 2 observed for some |Nappies.....1.50, 2.50, 4.50 Value 2,00 to 6.00) when the woman and the three children entered the store they wore Jong, loose coats. The four ap- d agin tu-day and as the stock getting protty low, the house de- ve thought it better to stop the hoplifters before they emptied the =] place and thus throy ¢ After watching th hour Miss Salad Bowls. cuttings... 3.00, 3-75, 5.00 Value 4.00 to 7.50 Snglish Porcelain (blue) "(Celery Tray.....+-00+03-50 going to ere they had two sult | $50, waists valued at $18, ten dotlies need to the store which had “n purchased by the women or JAMES McGREERY & GO. Linen Room. Extra size, bleached Turkish Bath Towels. $4.25 per doz. Brown linen Turkish Towels, 24x48 inches, $9.00 per doz, Turkish Bath Mats, blue, red or tan, All linen, hemmed Huck Towels, with red border, 19x38 inches, $2,50 per doz, Fine Huck Towels, damask figures, An ambulance alin dled before $5.75 per doz, Centre Pieces, Round, linen centre pieces, with scalloped, hand em- broidered edges. D'Oyleys to match, 6 inch...- ..$3,50 per doz, Twenty-third Street. JAMES MoGREERY & GO Ladies’ Suit $3,50, $3.65, $6.50. $7.75, P . Covert Cloth Walking Suits, $22.50 and $28.50 Taffeta Silk Walking Suits. Colors—blue, brown, bis- cuit and black. Louisine, check silk, Shirt- waist Suits. Made of extra quality Various colors, Pedestrian Skirts, $5.50, $9.00 and $12.00 Twenty-third Street. ee Have you lost anythfngt ad Found ads, in Tues. day's Morning World Haviland’s Limoges. Open stock, Rosebud Decoration. .......+50,00 Value 63,¢0) | 100 pieces French China, white and gold, open stock.........62,00 Value 75.00 |100 pieces French China. Open stock, Decorated with pink Flowers and heavy gold edgss.........45.00 Value 60.00 Fine Austrian China Dinner Set, Pink and Violet pattern......12:00 Value 16.75 Dinner Set....... ..0,00 Value 13.50 Tea Set. 56 pieces—fine thin china........,.6.00 ird Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Upholstery Dept. 4th Floor, Ruffled Curtains and Bed-! sets. Fine Muslin Curtains, I.00, 1.35 and 1.75 per pair. English Bobbinette Cur- tains, 1.50, 2.00 and 3.00 per pair, Fancy Muslin Bedsets, 3-00, 4.50 and 6.50 per set, ‘Renaissance Bedsets, 5-50; 7.50 and 9.50 per set. 10,000 yards, French and English cretonnes, For cottage or summer fure nishing, dressing table! and bedroom draperies, furniture slip covers, etc. Complete range of colors| and numerous quaint pat- terns. 18c per yard, Value 35c to $5¢ Fancy lace and muslin Bu-| reau Covers, 50c, 75¢ and 1,00 each, Sofa Cushions, filled with white Down, covered with! rich silk velours. New art designs, 3,50 each, Usual price 6,50 Slip Covers, shades, awnings and Bedding to order, Twenty-third Street. JAMES McCREERY & CO, Cotton Dress Goods, Imported Novelty Zephyr, Cloths, Plain, flecked or jacquard dot weaves, Blue, green, grey and red, 2gc per yard, é Value 0c. Tussah Silk Mousselines, Pongee or natural color, 30 inches wide, 25c per yard, Value soc, 0 Twenty-third Street, Dre at Connoisseurs and lovers of artis- tic China are ine vited to inspect our display from the Royal Berlin pot- tery, IN OUR DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. Fourth Floor, , We Are Now Taking Orders for New Spring Model Street Afternoon and Evening Costumes and Coats, % And Are Showing Imported Models in Addition to Samples of the Work of Our Own Modistes. Characteristics are artistic designing, care. ful workmanship, fauitless titting and Macy’s Low Prices. Delivery Promises Faithfully Kept. Women’s FineCovert Coats § 1 7" Sold elsewhere at $23.00........Our Price 2d Fi. They are 22-inch models in two shades of tan and olive; fly front with coat collars and prettily shaped revers; broad shoulders, taper- ing very snug to waist line, seams closely strapped, lined with self- colored taffeta. Finish and workmanship unexcelled. Women’s Tan Covert Coats sg” Sold elsewhere at $15.00..........Our Price 2a FL Impartial comparison gives them first place among the season’s best values in tan covert coats. They are 22 inches long,with fly fronts, notched collars and revers and strapped seams; lined with self-col- ored taffeta. ‘The tailoring is splendid—free from dropped stitching and other evidences of hasty, unsatisfactory work noticeable in gar- ments made to sell around ten dollars. Girls’ Aye Box Reefers $4.96. Suspender . Dresses $1.49, Regulation double-breasted Reef- Of blue and rose chambray, ers, made of navy cheviot, fin- with white lawn guimpe, fin- ished with gilt’ buttons and ished with tucks and embroid- sleeve insignia; 4 to 14 years. ery; ages 4 to 14 years. Exceptional Specials in Black & Colored Dress Goods.-?:. Mohair in black, royal and navy, evenly woven, Brilliantine high lustre, 44 inches wide, a yard.... 29¢ All Wool Voile The lot comprises 150 pieces, all in this sea- son’s most wanted colors; nut and seal brown, royal, marine and navy blues, heliotrope, champagne, -dove, silver and slate gray, cream and black; the best canvas voile sale of the Resi wee eee ae OG We are offering special The Best Ali Wool Voile Woven in America It can be had in black, cream, silver, dove and slate gray, cham- pagne, tan, castor, heliotrope, Havana, cinnamon and golden brown, and royal, marine and navy blue; 44 inches 49° Attention is called to the Reduced-Price Sale of Imported and Domestic Goods. Included are fabrics we sold from 79c. to $1.98 a yard. 58¢ Your choice Now at... .cecsercresecseccccevee a0 This should bring a quick response from all who can French Voiles, Etamines, Mistrals, Canvas Voiles, Crepe Voiles, Crepe Canvas, French Twine Cloths and many other equally de- sirable weaves. e use of Wash Goods Specials, -r-emm. Mercerized Waistings, sold elsewhere from 25c to 50c a yard.,21¢ Included in the complete rangeof designs on white grounds are stripes, checks, blocks and combination colorings; also heavy raised chain, corded and Bulgarian stripes; Matelasse, natte and damask effects. ' French Organdies. Dress Linens, Main Floor. Main Floor. The range includes all of the We imported them direct from new large floral effects in vari- Belfast, Ireland; in natural colors, 30 inches wide, at 18c, ous colorings. 34C 54¢ and 290, —_—_—__—_. Pictures, Pretty and Inexpensive,-i47%:. Colored Medallions, fancy brass corner mounts; assorted $] figure subjects; sold elsewhere at $3.00; special...... .98 Colored Prints, size 14x17 inches, in 114 inch gilt frames, white or green mounts; usually sold at $1.00 each; our special 49, price... w.seeerses Mie veseelsitisae Manan eee teeta ee c Handsome Colored Prints in poster effects, 2!¢ inch Flemish oak frames, circular openings; usually sold at 50c.; our SPECIAL DEICOn crates lecsie soe (co toueielslelslereer niatessia scinthe 24c We Make a Specialty of Artistic Framing. vt $10 China and Japanese Mattings. The largest stock we ever carried. We count ourselves extremely fortunate in possessing more new Mattings this season than ever before. They are our own importation—fresh, clean weaves from China and Japan, in unusually attractive colorings and designs, and every roll is resilient and bright. Prices are matchlessly low, China Mattings. Rolls of 40 yards, small advance in prices for less than 40-yard rolls. $7.50 quality, a roll,... 5.98 $11.00 quality, a roll,’,, 8.98 $8.50 quality, a roll.... 6.98 $12.00 quality, a roll.... 9.98 $10.00 quality, a roll,,,, 7.98 $15.00 quality, a roll... 11.98 Japanese Mattings. Cotton Warp Mattings, beautiful carpet effects in green, red, blue and tan; also white grounds with fancy figures: $10.00 quality, a roll.,,.$7-98 $15.00 quality, a roll... .$9.98 $16.00 quality, a roll......$11.98 Exire ality Japanese Mattings, extra fine; 40-yard rolls, at $15,98 an 49. cr RH. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, GG B'way, at 6th Ave Go 34th to 35th St. Women’s Underwear. -»n Special prices on these thoroughly, well-n:ade garments, selected te Re-Upholster Pur it from our regular stocks, give to this early April selling event more than ordinary importance. We invite comparisons: NighteGowns. . Muslin, round neck, trimmed with wide torchon lace ruffle with ribbon drawn AHTOURNT). cs) oe eee rove 49c Muslin, sa: neck, trimmed with three rows torchon lace insertion, embroidery beading ribbon and lace ruffle... ss.ee. ses 49c Cambric, square neck, trimmed with eight rows of narrow embroidery in- NA Beading ribbon and feather stitches eading and em- broidery ruffle... 69c Cambric, V-shaped rimmed with heen tucks, four rows of embroidery insertion an embroldery ruffle.....-..., O9C Nainsook, high neck, trimmed with cent Heda of cluster tucks, with embroidery ruffle down front 79c ae low, round neck, trimmed with two rows of fancy stitching and feather stitching 99C Nainsook, square neck, back and front, trimmed wth two row 909, of fancy stitching.......... Cc Nainsook, square neck, trimmed with hemstitched tucks, two rows Point de Paris insertions, embroidery insertion, ribbon beading and lice FuMleN ce eamnvess ae 99c Nainsook, V.shaped neck, trimmed with wide embroidery insertion all sound yoke es He bead- ing, ribbon bow and em- broidery ruffle.. 99c Nainsook, square ni wide embroidery i drawn through and ery ruffle .......... oe Nainsook, square neck, trimmed with three rows lace insertion, with hem- stitching between the lace PUMles. vesus) devewassnees 99c Cambric, square neck, trimmed with fine tucks, wide embioe: ery, with ribbon drawng through .eeeeseseesesees L19 Nainsook, square neck back and front, trimmed with wide blind em- broidery insertion, ribbon | 29 how and hemstitching...... . nmed with Nainsook, low neck, trimmed with, wide embroidery _ insertion 39 and embroidery ruffle...... ‘1. Cambric, square neck, yoke formed of lace insertions, embroidery beading and ribbon lace $4.59 Puffle Vi. See css hes 5G SO Walking Skirts. Muslin, trimmed with deep mus- lin ruffle, tucked cambric ruf- fle, finished with dust Tuefle eee ee roo” Muslin, trimmed with cambric ruffle, hemstitched hem, finished 4 ge with dust ruffle...........6 Cambric, trimmed with deep cam- bric ruffle and lace edging,, 49° finished with dust ruffle... Cambric, trimmed with deep cam- bric ruffle, wide ‘lace ruffle, 50° finished with dust ruffle.... €ambric, trimmed with umbrella- tiaped fide fine guchd ane stitch- ing, deep hemstitche 5 finghed with dust ruffie. 79° Cambric, umbrella-shaped lawn ruffle, trimmed with two rows wide . hemstitched tucks above lawn ruffle, three rows of hemstitched 79° tucks, finished with dust ruffle Cambric, trimmed with umbrella- shaped lawn ruffles, two rows of lace insertion, plain lawn 79% hem, finished with dust ruffle a Cambric, trimmed with umbrella- shaped ruffle, fine tucks, one wide torchon lace insertion and 79 wide lace ruffle... . Cambric, trimmed with umbrella- shaped lawn ruffle, three rows wide torchon lace inserting and 90¢ wide lace ruffle... . Corset Covers. Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with wide tor- chon lace, with ritbon drawn through,....... 24c Cambric, square neck, trimmed with two rows of narrow embrolaery in- sertion, embroidery beading AAAI Ss. soaussessrar sss 29c Cambric, square neck, French style, trimmed with nemstitched tucks, two rows oF wide and is of narrow embroidery insertion, beading, ribbon and embroidery rutile. 39c Cambric, round neck, French style, trimmed with wide embroidery insertion and emb Nainsook, low neck, French style, trimmed with three rows of lace in- sertions, two rows of ribbon 39 beading and lace ruffle. 2.4... c Nainsook, low neck, French style, trimmed with two rows of lace inser- tions,one embroidery Insertions 4, ribbon beading and lace ruttie. 49€ Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with three rows stance in- sertions, ribbon beading an MCE FUME cae... ssssstss ous 49c Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with two rows of lace inser- tions down front; lace inser- tions and ribbon beading, lace ruile, 49¢ Nainsook, » French style, trimmed with two rows of embroid- ey insertion and enbraldery bead- ing; with ribbon and embroid- Cry FUME... esse seeae serene 59c Nainsook, low neck, French style, trimmed with three onesie lace in- sertion, ribbon beading and lace edging... s.ssee sees ea 59c Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with two rows of lace inser- tion, three rows of ribbon C1) beading and lace edging...... 69c Nainsook, low neck, French style, framed wi wide Sr Insertion, two rows of ribbon ing and Nainsook, low neck, French style, trimmed with two rows of lace inser- tion, two rows of ribbon beading and lace edging...... 99c Drawers. Cambric, lawn_umbrella-shaped Truffle, trimmed with three rows of cluster tucks... 29° Cambric, trimmed with cambric ruf- fle, hemstitched tucks above TUE. csc0 sees 29° Muslin, trimmed with ‘tucks and embroidery ruffle. ...... 34° Cambric, lawn rutile, trimmed with Cambric, umbrella-shaped lawn ruf- fle, four rows of hemstitched tucks and hemstitched hem, . 39° Cambric, trimmed with umbrella- shaped lawn rutile, fine tucks c and blind embroidery rutile’ 49! Cornbeles Ane rut, ernie with lucks and deep embroidery, flounce sees, = 49° Cambric, trimmed with lawn ruffle, Aen shove ean pt cary, insertion and torchon git on Chemises. Muslin, trimmed with one lace insertion, ribbon, heading and lace rullle........2. 49¢ Nainsook, round neck, shirt length, trimmed with lace insertions, two rows Cs ribbon beading and lace edging, tucked ruffle at Nainsook, shirt leneth, V-shaped neck, trimmed with two rows of Jace inser- tions, ribbon beading and lace edging, rutlle at bottom, with lace CAZINE Hocus new seswencaaces 89c Outright Ownership of High Grade ‘‘Straus’’ Pianos Goes with Delivery. The Piano dealer who sells you an instrument and stretches the payments out over one or two or three years is very accommo- dating. He can well afford to be, considering the fancy price paid him for the accommodation, An Idea: “Straus” Pianos from $125 to $525, SOLD FOR CASH, are counterparts of Pianos other dealers get from 50% to 100% more for selling on the “‘easy payment” plan. What scant ‘‘ease’’ there is in that “easy payment” plan! We are sole agents for the celebrated Steinertone. Our Depositors’ Account System Balcony, Sith Bt, Means Economies Unlimited. Prices must shoulder the burden of a Credit system wherever such an expensive piece of store machinery exists. Macy’s CASH prices, historically low, prove it. But the conveniences of a credit system, you say ! We Embody Every Credit Convenience in Our Depositors’ Account Department. You can deposit as much or as little as you please and have your purchases charged to your account and a monthly statement ren- dered. On ALL EXPENDITURES you-enjoy the benetits of lowest cash prices, and on the UNEXPENDED SUM ON DEPOSIT mont! you ae allowed 4 per cent. interest, compounded every. three