The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1904, Page 6

b ) Threatens “Because He “Ul His Adopted Daughter. RL COMMITTED SUICIDE IN HIS BUTCHER SHOP. > Capt. Daly and Police Reserves _ Have Great Difficulty in Main- “taining Order During the fom & Christian burial service over the is body of his adopted daughter, Eva ‘Pincus, eighteen years old, who killed MeFeclt in his big butcher shop, at No. Mi Avenue C, Wednesday by drinking s@arbolic acid. | Capt. Daly and the police reserves from! Union Market station were called and until the funeral procession a away they had one of the hard- times of thelr police experiences | Miss Eva had loved a youth driving fone of her foster father's delivery and when he learned of it he the young man. The heart- girl, who was a cashier for ; drank a quantity of carbolio Zaeid in view of a store full of cus- Bbmers, and dled before she reached Bellevue Hospital. H Believes\in Christian uurial, While Pincus is an orthodox Jew, he eves in the American manner of |. ‘The Jewish ritual provides that suicide must be Wurled in a plain box and provides for other forms ich Pincus neglected. Pincus pur- @ an elaborate casket with shiny dies and fringe and had a dozen wax tapers burning about the ket in the front room of the dwell- we in Sixth street. around the corner mm’ Avenue C. © Jewish women who called to have a Bast look at the corpse looked on the orthodox proceeding with horror and pread the report about the neighbor- jod. It was the one subject of gossip the Jewish h in that rection of | ie East Side night and to-day |i the women were up early. Crowd Threatens Pincus, | They commenced tv gather about the thous home. They formed in little coups and discussed what they termed) “ @he horror of the sacrilege. | ore came the crowd became | her In a solid mass. Among | were many children and some | ‘ s._ The bolder, led by comments * -encouragement of the others, even ured up the Pincus steps, ‘shook r fists at an imaginary Pincus and down on his head all the He- w maledictions they could command. xth street filled with people. The wd became sO vast that it stretched ound into Avenue C and part way up Avenue B, From inside the house cus and his relatives became ed, They telephoned to the po- @, the reserves came on the double ‘with Capt. Daly at their head. The police forced a wedge through je crowd and reached the front of the se as the whole crowd broke out @ yell of imprecation against the toher, All that was lacking was a Had there been one it ta be- ed they would have stormed the! ‘Many expressed themselves as) to capture the body of the fair) jo, strip it of its Christian trap- and bury it according to the He- Krew riven. ‘Daly mounted the steps and | Miaieaicrith crown ciutes backed the *mowd away from the house. The street front of the house was cleared and many persons, friends of the Pin- family, came forward and ex- eee - a desire to see the dend girl. ““SUnder police guard a single line was ed and ft was allowed to pass into house, about the coffin and then out th the basement. \® Bouse Filled to Overflowing. + least that was the plan. But so y of the women in the line broke| wn and cried in the house that the goon filled and the police had to/ the line. ter the little service in the house ‘been completed, the police squeezed | hearse and carriages through the of people, the coffin was carried with a iine of police on elther/ je, and under the strong police guard | procession moved away. =As Pincus came down the steps to Pier, the carriage, waiting for, him the d recognized him and broke Into a FB eh Getision and contempt. | The po: hustied him Into the carriage and PRshed the horses along. "And contrary to the Jewish rites Pin- had his adopted daughter buried in ie Cemetery, which is not a He- ‘burying ground AILLED BY FALL FROM CAR IN PARK Richard Loewe Thrown from 3 Platform While Going Through | SEighty-sixth Street and His’ > Skull Is Fractured. 7eae 3 4 chard Loewe, th clgar-ma of No hh street, bow an Eigaty-sixth | i crosstown car late last night and | p the rear vlatform with several ee | men the car reached the Middle of the park Lu POW by the swery 1 E. Nine- | The picked cur then Fifth ave- Where Policeman Miller, of the ‘ station, was standing. He moved. an ambulance and Loews iiaker to the Presbyterian Hospi- Dr. Brown, Jd the man ed a fracture of the skull. short time after reaching the Mullica proceeded to the conductor, who nt Hundred and ested and taken but was parolea ‘lv of one ‘oad com: Pollce Commissioner McAdoo Issued @ statement to-day on the relation be- pool-rooms Union Telegraph Company. in which he makes “eminent and highly respectable rectors Hike Morr! Sago and Jacob H, Sehift refused to discuss the matter be: his statement The statement is as follows tween “Tam an old campatmnor, veteran of the war with Mexteo, th @guinst the Indiana on the frontier. the expedition for thi and pro-slavery tmbroglio in Kansaa 1856 and the Civil War. Was also engnged in the iato war with Spain. T W000 WL SHOWPOOL OMS Commissioner Statement to “Eminently and Highly Respectable” Directors | of W. U. Telegraph Company. |} some eminent ‘and Issues West and the sarcastic references Rus Kk. Jesup, which was trpewritt + Funeral Procession. “1 notice, by the newspapers t ¥ Capt. Goddard a a. triet-At thousand persons, mostly wo- npan une thet reat and prevent pool- mobbed Solomon Pincus, an ortho-| petting in this c La Hebrew, to-day because he insisted | 1! f,,Mr Morr: renter 1 Noted Indian Fighter and War Veteran Gen. W. F. Melbourne, Famous Indian Fighter and Mexican War Campaigner, Tells of His Wonderful Cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. GEN. w. Public Mr. McAdi Dealey, know what goes on in pool-rooms, but thinks it Is something like shooting bal: that they are places nd her little Jamb meet to will take pleasure in showing evil effecte of this vice. The ven, daughters and sisters of the lerk and the r- that suppe yin this form of es debt. and it games flodrish wh by the police in the districts Th dally mp money of baw ers is biti. be erline. not suppressed rand congested have er) Ie ern to aie sell the ni In stich places women from. disren i n with a deep-seated pas- mbling v i en hat large knows the fore he ac- had » erly t ) lends tn the power wire w ¥, MELBOURNE. the Utah Expedtt I enjoyed general good health until some months ago, when I euffered from a pevere cure of dyspepsia, indigestion and all monia, conaumption and every throat the blood, tones up the heart's action, strengthens the tro: attack of stomach trouble, dyspepsia and indigestion. out relter 1 tried many so-called ‘cures’ with- Upon the recommendation of an old comrade I wna induced to take Dufty's Pure Malt Whiskey, and used it reht along. memory of the past and cordially commend It especially tu BOURNT, Seo. Nat. Ass'n Mexican War T find tt invtgorai My h ting and rely along in years."* New York, Feb. 9, 1906. hand nervous troubles; influenza, grip, pu )e disease, malaria and low fevers. It purit jon and prolongs life It makes the old young and keops the young strong by {mparting fresh vigor and vitality to every part of the body week and sick men and women and delicate children. Gontalris no fuse! oll and is the only whiskey recoxntzed by the Government as @ medicine It builds up hroken-down, overworked, worried, Qu ‘Over 4,000,000 cures jn 50 years, CAUTION,—When you ask for Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey be sure you get the genuine, It in the only absolutely pure medicinal Whtx- key, @ bottles only; never in the trade-mark, the “014 Chemist,’ seal over the cork ts unbroken. ik or bulk. Look for * om the Iabel, and be certain the All druggists and grocers, or direct, $1.00 a bottle. Medical booklet free, Dutty Malt W oien's= Misses Covert Fackets| Whiskey Co, Rochester, New York. Lord & Taylor, Announce an Important Sale of At Greatly Reduced Prices. Jackets formerly priced $18.50 to $22.50 at $13.50 each. Wil | This sale comprises our entire stock of High Grade | Covert Jackets, representing the best styles of the season, ira ola, | Strictly custom-made and correctly fashioned. Jackets formerly priced $25.99 to $30.00 at $10.75 each. 1 also offer Women's Rain, Steamer or Traveling Coats at Special Reductions as follows:— Coats formerly $22.50 to $25.00 at $17.50 each. Ceats formerly $30.00 to $40.00 | at $25.00 each, Who cays that he does not <<< SPECIALS IN DRUGS TOILET ARTICLES. (! = & Main Floor, Lyon's tooth powder, 126 2 hoxes 10 a suntomer. ap at 9G ner. Dr. Earl's headache powders, 176 No matl orders on any item We guarantee you the best $ aluein NewYork HAT’S a strong statement to make, but we'll back clothing v Dresses of implest Not a dress in the Jot worth less than $1.50 to $12.50, while they 75¢.,98¢., 1.25, 1.50, \% Price. | to sell at 25c. 42} Vider Two Adam Rede. | T every respect, a special lot purchased at 53.50 85¢ for 3 fold tripod, for all cameras. sack Infants’ pongee coats. Just received, sizes 3 to 5 years old—one of the newest coat ideas —some trimmed with blue, others with red—you'll find them elsewhere at $4.$0—special at...... Infants’ long slips. Hemstitched, made of fine cambric—ruffle on neck and sleeve—extra good value, at.. Irving library of | veive. 250. i.’ . gamous books at Tis splendid edition in linen cloth binding comprises | the most notable works of English literature and was published | We've clipped the price in twain for to-morrow—| 9¢.—titles you'll enjoy reading. Little Minister, Ishmael Special lot of | Value $6.00. | plate cameras SE splendid $6 folding cameras are guaranteed in Just to make selling lively to-morrow we 10 it up to-morrow with stylish hand-tailored apparel— like we've been selling at $15, $18 and $20. prices other stores ask, and they’re reasonable. 209 fancy Spring sults 45 different patterns 71 black Thibet suits single and double breasted 106 handsome raincoats | the Priestley cravenettes 83 covert top coats famous Broadway Box 96 blackSpring overcoats) , every one silk lined Whatever your selection we gua perfect fit. clothing, which this apparel equals spect. Sizes range from 33 to 40, been offered. greatest $10 offering New York has 200 2 bs"¢ suits tailored styles, every size, strictly hand ta anteed to equal $25 mer- chant tailor suits in fit, style and finish........ remarkable value at just to clean up our Second | Floor. | all_kinds from the je most elaborate; | ‘about half price. | last to-morrow at 2.25, 3,50, 5.00, 6.00, 7.50 | 2.95, 19¢ Second FI Wormwood i pilworth Se an unusual discount at $3.50. Fitted with achromatic lens—Woolen- automatic shutter—rising and § 0 falling front—focusing —hood—com- 3.5 plete with ease and doub : 5 for $2 developing and 1.25 printing rca ea ng, | Sporting goods: Newport high grade bicycle. $15.95 1904 model—one of the best known manufactured—never sold for less than $25. le plate holder suitable | or Columbia: bamboo fishing Bc for $1.00 Cres. catchers’ im! Lf if er for 0 ya, ch h full nickel 1 joz. for $2.35 full nickel | S100 and $1.35 | 2h woltt for $2 and $3 | bs He u 500 pairs women’s JN S Saturday 500 pairs a 52.25 Largest § showing of the new style Oxfords. oC, $2.25. pec), t the very unusual price of Every size and width—2}4 to 8, AAA to D—is included; French calf, patent leather, welt sole . of the S. posit and la every one sta York. Here's the splendid assembly: 510 Patterns a: > the choicest of the sea- son 1904, Fabrics are the same s-lect weaves J//f put into the high-priced merchant-tailor made tt such a broad diversity of styles and patterns It was only by taking these five small surplus lots that we are in position to offer such remarkable values—guaranteed to be the Highest grade custom made ready-to-wear suits in worsted, cheviot, tweed, Scotch cheviot and homespuns, single or double breasted sack ; $14.95 Boys’ Norfolk suits, °4.95: did suits'for boys at $4.95; distinctive styles in the popular Norfolks, stylish fabrics evolved for Spring wear; nobby cheviots, homespuns, Scotch tweeds, worsteds and plain blue, sizes 7 to 16 year: Clearing sale infants’ dresses | DD lots of infants’ dainty little white dresses, priced to sell in a day, odds and ends accumulated from Spring sales. BE ie of the Bra ‘Tempest and Sunsnine, —_—————— $3.50 ng the highest shoe qual Those are the That's why we don’t hesitate to guarantee you the best value in New Second Floor, select anyat - .0-Morrow rantee you a in every re- Never has \\ ; ever known, 14.95 ilored, guar- That same guarantee, the best values in New York, applies to these splen- *4.95 Women’s*! glace gloves SIDES being lower in price than the same qualities elsewhere Simpson Crawford Co’s showing of Spring and Summer gloves is ac- knowledged to be the more extensive and exclusive. Main Floor, 196 Air have embroidered stitching, come in_ black, white and colors, every pair guaranteed. They’re the remainder of one of our special importations. Notably among the sea- son's daintiest creations are these popular 2-clasp doilar_gloves for women, which we're going to sell at 79c. to-morrow. ycke. New importation 1 clasp Lisle thread gloves, 22¢., black, white and colors. S oor. store. bd ( ¢ y, SIXTH AVE; L STAM, 123c Girls’ Q misses’ smart apparel at special Saturday prices. MPSON CRAWFORD CO. are showing charming styles in girls’ and ‘misses’ apparel that are not found elsewhere in Ne it is im- possible to encounter the same qualities at their eae arena ore. An unusually broad diversity of smart creations is critical tastes to-morrow at these very special prices: #19,75 for misses’ high-grade cheviot and mixture Suits, taken from regular stock—Eton, blouse and coat ef- + fects, in a vartety of styles-and colors—lined i with taffeta, 150 in all, sizes 14 and 16, with contrasting cloth and braid— made of Lymansville spring weight cheviot, lined throughout with good taffeta, brown, blue and black; sizes, 14 and 16, $6.75 for misses’ covert cloth coats, lap seam, r sizes 14 and 16, 5 Second Floor, ively our regular grade These shoes are so well known that at $2.25 a pair they cannot Boys’ shoes, *1,50. Girls’ shoes, $1.50. Two special lots—equal to $3 shoes sold else- where—sizes 12 to 51», Infants’ shoes, 75c. Brown kidskin, turn sole, button shoes; regularly sell at $1.00, possibly last longer than one day, so come Saturday. ATURE shoes for boys and girls at $4.50 and $2.00 are made for growing feet. Plenty of room insuring comfort, yet as neat as a pin, ry For 6 to 8 for girls, ¢ 1.50 8to 2 boysand girls 2,00 $11.75 for junior suits in solid colors and light mixtures, made in box plaited Norfolk model, jacket’ lined, plaited skirt, flare from knee; sizes 14 and 16. $7.50 for junior suits in light weight mixtures, full box, with strap on back, notched collar, puft sleeve and reversed cufl—skirts full flare; sizes 14 and 16, $10.75 for misses’ double breast- ed, collariess box coats, trimmed / op fitted back, stitched collar, full sleeve, re- d cuff, lined throughout with tailor @ 52.90 for misses’ pedestrienne skirts. in mannish mixtures, side plaited and flare styles, rows of stitching, sizes 36 to 40. S.*3.50 shoes, *2.25. ORDER to accomplish quickly our determination to discontinue one particular line of the tamous S. C. S. $3,590 shoes for women, we offer just for *2,25 | "8 Se Se eS SS | only that, but we guatantee it to give the very best of service. » 9c Good things to eat and drink. i GRAPHOPHONE. y a 1 down : () eekly Monthly Payments. a) 3 Men’s pajamas, 75c NOW for a bargain treat for the men—just when your summer supply of pajams is a quesation of immediate import. A sale of this character couldn't come in a_ better time, could it? Main Floor, Of course, there is no need to tell you that pajamas at 735¢.— 75¢ iu 75¢ at least the kind we to-morrow are a very exceptional bargain. ofker during this sale— see them, as the values'are so apparent that you'll _/¥ realize that it is only on an exceptional occasion i of this kind that you can buy for this price. 1260 sults men’s Summer pajamas, 2! made of med um tignt 5 = ; weight woven madrascioths, military collar, side opening, large pearl buttons, made extra {ull and wice in body, full length, perfect quality—a large and varied asto tineni of desirab e patterns to select from—grays, black and white, blue and white, cte.— better grade and better made goods than have ever been sold at $1.0 each; special Saturday at 7% 2 suit. That important sale of 1.50 negligee shirts at 85c. continues Saturday. Men's underwear 45¢ Equal to the ‘1 and ‘1.50 Kind. IGHT when other stores are asking $1.00 and $1.50 - for underwear that will fulfil all the requirements of the par- ticular man we place on sale to-morrow 3,c00 garments guaranteed to come up to the requirements of discriminating men at the extra- ordinarily low price of 45c, Malin Floor, These are all imported Balbriggan shirts and 45 drawers—a pertect tit for every man, fo nval- 45 C ter what his build, They're strongly made. Cc We can’t emphasize too strongly the fact that they are elastic. perfect fitting and positively insure the greatest comfort it is possible for good hygienic underwear to impart during warm weather. Not 39c, 75c, 89c, 98c, 1.00, 1.25 and J.50 are the special prices on other numbers from our regular stock. ‘Persian lawn waists at °1.50. WED be justified in saying this is a $3 waist, for there isn’t a white Persian lawn waist shown elsewhere in New York that excels in point of style, tucks in back; sleeves and cuffs trimmed” with duce them we offer them at $2 to-morrow. Popular lace trimmed | exquisiteness and quality. Second Floor. | The front is trimmed with | 54,50 $1.50 tucking; special $1.50. __ Jap. silk waists at $5.00. | Price should ke $7.50 embroidery and six broad tucks forming yoke— two clusters of narrow We contracted with a leading manufacturer to have 5,000 waists of this new and distinct design made to sell as a bargain at $2. The first lot of 500 is here, and to intro- y low prices in any other offered saving parents of Third Floor. £12.75 for misses’ craven- ette rain coats, plaited back, flat stitched collar and double cape, full puff sleeve, fancy cuff, in ox- tord and tan; sizes 14 and 16, $7 50 for girls’ ?;-length peau de soie coats, lined, double cape, trimmed with fancy braid and medallions, full puff sleeves, reversed cuff; sizes 6 to 14, $ for girls’ double- » 5.75 Weaeaeedets of covert cloth, notched collar, belted back, box- plaited, full sleeve, with cufl; sizes 6 to 14, $9.50 for misses’ new model ‘ taffeta walking skirt, entire skirt double box plaited; exceptional value; sizes 36 to 40. $3.75 for misses’ pe destrienne skirts in solid colors and fancy mixtures, side plaited, seven gore, full flare and well tailored; Sizes 36 to 40, “THESE special Saturday prices are for fresh fruits a“ a Vegetables, delicious cakes and other baked goods and all i of table delicacies, pure wines and beverages. Sixth Floor, Baco erated) New Tomatoes Imperial Peerlons, faniily Hot-| ity Fort, tice can, Hert +10¢| ry, Angeliea, family size, 5] Bbc Pound | Cake ~ | yeure old: rich Head Lettnce— Marble ar cieron:| New arrival from) duced to. gation, Drake's best qual-} Boston; head,| S40! full ays ity. Tb. 100; 3 heads.23e| Superior ‘Zin. fundel Macnire, gundy, Mo tain Reisling, rf | Old Crow Whin~ pared: | key, Mount! Ayo) Ver anid Finch's Gold- en = Wedding bon Jar, i ure Rye Whit- geiccted Mangan t: | SO Steeo rCalitor: \ re ta “Oilves,auart| pia “Navele: ‘dosen Stason Jar. sae ae |