The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1904, Page 11

1 | POOL-ROOM WAITS BALK JEROME iMttorney O'Reilly Blocks Dis-| triet-Att@ney’s Project to! Have Prisoners Taken in Raid Brought Before Grand Jury. JUSTICE TO DECIDE IF ARREST WAS ILLEGAL. Five Defendants Out on Parole —Gaynor Says that to Him the Matter Appears to Be a Plain Question of Law. Writs of habeas corpus and certiorar! were granted to: by Ju in the Brookiya Supreme Co: © of five of ¢ men cap: tured in the raid igan & Mo. Cormick's Informa Yark Row Buildin Friday. Jus- tiee Gaynor took t davits und will decidy to-morrow ther or not the men shall be released on the ground; that their arrest was illegal, Jueantime they are out on parole. Lawyers Dan O'Reilly, Maurice Meyer wand Ira Leo Bamberger appeared for Hannigan—arresied under (ie name Hammond—and the other defendants. Assistant District-Attorney represented the Districi- fice, fel represented, him ‘o be a plain question of law The hearing vefora Justice Gayno evidence and then force t testify against the two u Visions of the Dowling Witness bill vl rin the !egal actions the pool- room men have hed all the best of it. Not one of the men taken in the sensa- Uonal raids last week and last Monday has been held, The District-Attorney's Interest in (he cases ie not particularly Vigorous, as he does not beileve that the raids had any legal basis. ———— DECAPITATED BY A TRAIN. right Vietim Evidently Fell from a and Was Run Over by Another, Willamm J, Wark, twanty4wo years old, of Englewood, was found dead on a track walker en decapiinted ut {n two betweeo It ts thought he fell from a train and was run over by early to-day. and his head the top and ne another. his poe! commuter's ticket and a pocketbo containing & card bearing his name. Wark was in the express business with this brother in Jonglewood. J. H. LITTL & CO. 6th Av. cor. 1 5th St. We say that the values we| now offer are the best that we: have ever known. : Twenty-five years of conser- vative methods and conservative advertising are back of the statement. We are certain that, though you spend many days and much carfare in the search, you can- not find equal value. Little’s Sale of $24.00 Brass Bed at $29.00 Brass Bed at $35.00 Brass Bed at $39.00 Brass Bed at $42.00 Brass Bed at $45,00 Brass Bed at. $50.00 Brass Bed $2.95 White Enami B $4.25 White Enamelled Bed $6.00 White Enamelled Bed 4.25) $9.50 White Enamelled Bed 6.2! $12.50 White Evamelled Bed 8.7: $15.00 White Enamelled Bed 10.5 Special Springs, Combination No, 2 Sani- tary Mattress, reg. $5.50. 3.75 Combination ‘No. 1 Sanitary Mats! tress, A. C. A. or fancy ticking; regularly $8.00.. 5.75 Stair Mattress, 40 Ibs., short hair; reg. $10.00... 6.25 Curled Hair No. 2 Mat- tress, 40 Ibs.; reg. $12.50 8.50 Curled Hair No. 1 Mat- tress, 40 Ibs.; reg. 15. 10,50 South American Hair Mattress, 40] tbs., A. C. A. or fancy ticking; regularly $20.. 14.50 J. H. Little & Co. » Sixth Av. eau in the In the uf Sandford tlorney's of- Justice Gaynor, from what coun- d that it xppeared to ks the project of the Disirtet-Attor- to have all the men but two dis- charged on the ground of insuMetent r the pro- No money or valuables were found {i . He was identified by a purch months. NOTIC CREDIT DEPARTMENT. quality as a cash store. (No its premium devices, tri ae ERTS You ene | - Our 1 Know How ! for Your 9 ry Much You | ‘Money | Depositors’ Accouat = "Srcha | Make Your | Department And for loom | | t ¥i Work tor Affords Yeu Every Economy hae ti You, | and Every Convenience. it. It gives you the conveniences of a Credit System without a single Credit-System fault, and the economies 6f a Cash System, AN D YOUR MONEY IS EARNING INTEREST WHILE IT 1S WITH US. You can deposit as much or as little as you please, and have your s paid for out of this sum. Every month we will send you statement showing what you have bought much money remains on deposit. per cent. interest annually, compounding therinterest every three EVERY PENNY AND EVERY FOR YOU DAILY UNTIL. WITHDRAWN. YOU CAN TAKE YOUR MONEY OUT AT A MOMENT’S We run no banking business; there'is no drawing of checks, with the temptation to spend money promiscuously. Macy’s sells only for cash. AT’MACY’S THE MAN WHO PAYS HIS BILLS does not make up for bad debts by higher prices. He is not called upon to pay fir the expensive machinery of a You know that no store can sell| goods as cheanly in proportion to ity as ‘store. r rgument ‘is “reguired to prove that the customer must pay the store's expenses, incluuctin : ba 1 wie 7 stamps end all other s Thousands have opened depasit accounts with us, rea value of this “up-to-the-times” saving method. Start Your Account at Once! THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 26: ; ry how On such balances we allow 4 DOLLAR EARNS INTEREST ing its bad debts mes. lizing the These Are Requisites For The Summer Out-o’-Doors: The Sporting Goods Store on the Fifth Floor has wide interest these May days for all whose Summer or vaca- tion plans include outdoor sports and games. For the landsman or landswoman there are Tennis and Golf Outfits, Polo Requisites, Baseball and Croquet Supplies, Guns, Bicycles, Gymnasium Equipment, Fishing tackle and the like—as varied as you hope for. The Boat Show, with its Auto Boats, Skiffs, Canoes, Launches and Dinghys, has never-ending attractions. Our prices on this sort of merchandise, as on everything else we sell, are lower throughout the list by fully 25 per cent. than any other store. Cash is a wonder- worker with luxuries as well as with necessities. Enamelled Fishing Tackle. ‘Bait Rods, made of split bam- boo, three joints with extra tip, neatly wound witldsilk ; cork far DsooocoosspoRA0 «+ $1.04 Better qualities up to..... $13.98 Fly Rods, made of split bam- boo, with three joints and ex- tra tip, neatly wound with sik; cork grip...... iebaveinierie $1.04 Better qualities up to.... $12,98 Multiplying Reels, with hard rubber side plates, click and drag attachments, steel pivots, detach- able oil caps: 40-yd, $1.14; 60- yd., $1.19; 80-yd., $1.32; 100- » $1.52; 250- +++ $2.71 Jules Vom Hofe Reels, nickel- plated, with hard rubber side plates, raised pillar multiplying: 60-yd., $1.97; 80-yd., $2.31; 100-yd., $2.57; 150-yd., $2.78; 209-yd., $3.24; [00-yd.. $3.83 Martin's Kingtisher Silk Lines, best 25 yards Baseball Supplies. Fielders’ Gloves, made of good quality buck finished leather, well padded, 38c, 87c, $1.39, $1.56, $2.24. Basemen’s Mitts, made of good quality brown and tan leather, 36c, 52c, $1.04, $1.39, $1.74 and $2.78. Catchers’ Mitts, large size, made of buckskin, heavy — double stitching, 8Jc, $1.56, $2.08, $2.78 and $3.47, The Victor League Ball, special at 93c. The State League Ball, special at 47c. i . i. “Erie” and “Fairy” Bicycles. “Erie” Bicycles, made of finest materials, with Fauber one-piece crank hangers, fitted with Hartford tires, adjustable handle bars, black enamelled frames, one of the very best values ever offered: specially priced at teeneseeee slais\o shel sie)s{elase sis/a\sieslaiwraiaieveleiove cleo $19.98 “Fairy” Bicycles, for boys and girls, ‘Strongly made and will give ex- cellent service; 20, 24 and 26 inch frames, fitted with “Fairy” tires, $13.89; fitted with “Hartford” tires................0.. $15.08 Artists’ Materials. Balcony—rear, Winsor & Newton's Oil Colors, in » 12¢., 19¢. and 35c. < Newton's Moist Water s, in half pans or half tubes, f 5¢,, 19¢., 32c, and upward. i cy & Co.’s Gold Enamel, for gilding picture frames, etc., 14c. and 26c. a box. Portfolios for holding drawings, 53c., 58¢. and up. Full line of La Croix & Fry Colors for China Painting. Sketching Easels, 49c, each. Housekeeping Helps That Cost Little. Basement. Porcelain Meat Boards, $1.24 to $3.42. Porcelain Trays, nickel trimmed, 23¢. to $1.24. Nickel Trays, 77c. to $3.79. Nickel Egg Cups, 24c. to $1.11. Porcelain Egg Cups, nickel trimmed, 26c. Nickel Cream Sets, $1.83 to $2.77. Nickel Cream Pitchers, $1.02 to $1.79. Nickel Bon-Bon Dishes, 64¢. to $2.02. Nickel Toast Racks, $1.77. Nickel Salt Shakers, 21c. to 84c. Nickel Butter Dishes, 42¢. to $1.02. Swivs Carved Wood Salad Sets, 22c. to $1.54. Boxwood Salad Sets, 14¢. to 76c. Pastry Tubes, 4c. to 64c, each. Pastry Bags, 14c., 16¢, and 18c. Jelly Bags, 79c, to $1.39. ~ Pastry Cutters, 12c, for set of six. Beaty be Dishes, $5.36 to $6.69. Salad Bowls, $1.39 to $4.8 Glass Syrup Pitchers, mickel-plated trimmings, 49c. to $2.29. Cracker Jars, nickel-plated trim- mings, 5%. to $2.49. Carved Bread Boards, atc. to $2.49. Pyro Supplies. Raleopy,-rear. Stools, stencilied designs, 48c. Book Packs, plain, 2tc,,, 49. cilled designs, 23c. vu! Stationery Racks, plain, 27 Glove Boxes, plain, 21c., 39c.; sten- cited, 240. Handkerchief Boxes, stencilled, 34c.; plain, 4c. Cojlar and Cuff Boxes, stencilled, 34¢ Shirt-Waist Boxes, stencilled, $3.14. $3.81. Fern Dishes, stencilled design, $1.03. Steins, stencilled designs, $1.21. Wood-Burning Outfits, to be used with benzine, and including platinum point, $1.98. Sewing Machines. ‘Third Floor. All Guaranteed for Five Years. New “Red Star’? Machines, all piano finished oak, highest grade construction and finish, ball bear- ing stands: Drop head, 5 drawers.... $13.98 Same With automatic fift.. 523.74 Automatic lift, 7 drawers, $25.98 “Eclipse” Sewing Machines. Drop head, 5 drawers.... $17.98 With 7 drawers, box top... $14.98 With 3 drawers, box top.. $12.74 New National Hand Sewing Machines: With oak base and cover, each 2) $9.99 ‘With iron base, no cover... $6.99 Genuing “Singer” Sewing Machines; Wight aise oak, drop head each + $31,246 RB. Macv & Co.'s Attractions Are‘Their Low Prices, M\KaC B'way, at 6th Ave. 34th to 35th St. May Mark-Down Sale Of Cool Summery Linen Dress Goods Fabrics sold regularly by us 69c, 98c, $1.49, $1.79 and $1.98 a yd. Closing Out at Here is great and good news of a Dress Goods event that happens at the “near side” of Linen wearing time. season, including It involves some of the most desirable fabrics of the 46-inch Embroidered French Flax Cloth 27-inch Silk and Linen French Novelties 36-inch Belfast Dress Linens ay 27-inch Embroidered Irish Linen Bordered Linen Robe Lengths and Other weaves no less popular. high class Dress Linens should miss the opportunity to own them for No woman who admires these so little, Printed Jaconette, FRIDAY, ABOVE FABRICS ON SALE. THESE PATTERNS: Navy grounds, white figures and polka dots; white and tinted grounds with neat figures, scrolls and Dresden eflects—all fast colors, 20c. Printed Dress Lawns, 9c. Sheer Summery Lawns, in white grounds with mercerized white stripes—sprinkled liberally with neat figures, floral and Dresden effects. . a yard, our price. . Lot No. 2—Imported Mercerized N patierns; fancy striped Lawns, half si assortment of Voile: our price Lingerie Waists. 2» Fine White Oryandie, yoke trimmed with clusters of tucks, embroidery insertions and medal- lion of linen with torchon inser- tions. + $5.34 Persian round yoke Lawn, formed of hand work and lace insertion, full sleeves, fancy collar and cuff, $5.49 Japanese Linen, finely tucked yoke. trimmed with hand-drawn insertions; collar and cuffs to match....., $6.49 White and Colored Batiste, pointed yoke formed of Valen- ciennes lace, tucked Sleeves and back, at.. $7.96 Persian Lawn, hand-made yoke, trimmed with fine pin tucks in hack atid in sleeves; fancy collar and cufis.. $8.96 Also other styles elaborately trimmed with lace and embroid- ery, at $9.24,$10.67,$13.67, $15.34 and $22.49. In addition to the above we have a large line of Imported Waists, made of lawns, mulls and hand- kerchief linens; trimmed with Valenciennes lace and hand- made embroidery. $13.79, $16.67, $19.09 and $22.54. Taffeta Silk Skirts. Tafleta Silk, black and colored, made with deep accordion pleat- ing, finished with hemstitched rufile Taffeta Silk, made with accor- dion pleating, finished with small ffle and two rows of fh one roms °" $7.89 ruching Other styles, made of taffeta, China and Pongee silk, elaborate- ly trimmed with lace and em- broidery, $10.63, $13.96, $17.79 to $38.49. ~ aml All Linen , Lace Handkerchiefs. }" A large variety of Daintily |44¢ Trimmed Handkerchiefs | 59¢ —some with insertion, }69¢ some embroidered — all |89c edged with laces, }99c MORE THAN USUALLY IN- TERESTING TO JUNE BRIDES AND GRADUATES: All Linen French g9¢, to hand - embroidered Handkerchiefs, | $10.24 | 5c Satin Stripe a yard IN THE BASEMENT, WE YOU MAY CHOOSE FROM Three Specials For _ A. White Goods Flurry =» Lot No. 1—Mercerized Oxfords with Jacquard weaves, also Barathea grounds with neat figure ? SHOW IN THE HING DEPT.-11 #1 A COMPLETE LINE OF Chiffon, Net and Mull Ruchings and Pleat- ings, Suitable for waist fronts. FOR SPECIAL) SELLING: Ruchings, a vard......22¢ Directoire Pleatin, SAG Sold regularly from 2%, to 38, a yard Batiste, WILL) PLACE THE neck, Sleeves or IN THE Women’s Neckwear Dept. We are showing a very great variety MIDSUMMER NECKWEAR, including Yokes, Collars, Berthas, Sleeves, Stoles and Rufts. FOR SPECIAL SELLING: 4 lot of colored and whiie Silk Stock Collars, regularly 69%, to $1.49 each, at 39c: and 46c. WASHABLE COTTON STOCKS, sold by others from 50c. 19 $1.50 each, at 24c. and 46c. ‘old by others at 15c , very high finish, neat White Hosiery for Women. This Showing Embraces Every Staple and Novelty Fabric .—.: » The various styles gathered in this main floc. Hosiery section include plain designs, plain with embroidery, lace instep patterns, embroid- ered lace insteps, our new “Veiling” and “Broderie Anglaise” Hosiery, in addition to many others in white silk, plain, ribbed and lace- mnstepped all purest white. That they are not at all expensive, we submit: Imported Plain White Cotton, me- Plain White Lisle Thread, lace dium weight, spliced heels and step, pretty patterns; also toes . Gon siveeeeevee Be white with black side clocks Imported Plain White Gauze Lisle Plain White Lisle Thread Hose, fancy Thread Hose, spliced soles, heeis and Open-work clocks and side embroid- 10S ooo. es sav sves css... 28¢ ery; also white lisle thread Hose, lace i steps enhanced by flow: : Imported Plain White Gauze Lisle iene anced by n ower (ce: Thread Hose, fine quality, doubic " ; Ur ere est © , ; a Whe “Veiling” Hose, sheerest mesh, soles and spliced heels and toes. .36¢ three dinerent. patterns at ees White Lisle Thread, lace insteps: large variety of pretty designs.. 36¢ “Broderie | Anglaise” ~~ hite lisie White Pure Thread Silk Hose, plain and Richelieu ribs; double soles, heels and toes veces $194 thread Hose, spliced heels and toes, White Pure Silk Hose, very sheer, small and large sizes. 36< spliced soles, heels and toes. $2.19 White Gauze Liste Thread Hose, with White Pure Silk , Hose, lace. in- and without garter tops, spliced S&PS ...0..cceee eee ec senses BR heels and toes seseees 440 White’ French Pure Silk Hose, small Plain Gauze Lisle Thread, very light flower design, our own apart weight, neat lace side clocks; also tion . Seeteeeeees) FOES plain white lisle thread with lace in- White Pure Silk Hose, lace insteps, steps, self-embroidered........ 69< embroidered in white....... ‘$4.08 Half a Dollar the Saving On Satisfactory Oxfords for Women. These Oxfords were made for us of materials we selected and pat- “ned after models we furnished the maker. We offer them in com- petition with any $3.00 and $3.50 grades sold elsewhere : 24 FIL Vici kid, patent leather tips, new Patent leather vamps, dull kid Opera toe, turned soles, Cuban quarters, short vamped, Louis | XV. heels, sold by oth- heels; sold by others at $3.00; ers at $3.80; our price. $2.99 our pric $2.49 Vici Kid, patent leather tips, nar- Vici Kid, patent leather tips, row toe last, turned soles, Cuban walking style, with flexible welt heels; sold by others ed soles, military heels, sold at £3.50; our price... $2.99 by: others at $3,991 UF 3-49 i Kid, patent leather tips and Mt leather vamps, with kid Velour Calf, Blucher style, self quarters, turned soles; tips, welted soles, extension Louis XV. heels...... 92.99 edges, Cuban heels; sold by : mPEAIC others at $3.00; our $2.49 CHILDREN’S: price ote . White Canvas Button and Lace ; Tan Russia Caliskin—two popu- self tips, light-weight lar shades — self tips, walking ! style, welted soles, military and g heels, sizes 6 to 11, Cuban heels, sold by Hitgto2.... $1,909 others at $3.50; our k f i price screvetecess DaeOD White Canvas Oxfords self tips, light weight soles, spring heels, sizes 6 to 14, $1.48; sites ttle to. 2...... $1.99 Wirite Canvas Button Shoes, self Vici Kid, dull kid quarters, kid tips, stylish last, welted soles, Cuban heels, sold by 3.50; aie . oy oO" $2.99 tips, flexible turned soles, Vici Kid, patent leather tips, A walking weight, welted soles, Cuban heels; sold by White Canvas Button Shoes, self tips, flexible turn soles no hecls, sizes 3 to 6. 98c Men’s Oxfords at $2.49. Search among the widely advertised lines of $4.90 ¢)xfords will bring to light many a pair by far inferior to these at/$2.40, , They are not worthy of all the adjectives usually ediployed in ai Shoe story; but they are good nioney’s worth—{he best foot- wear we have ever seen at ‘popular price. Cliolce may be} had in patent coltskin or vici kid, in new lasts, Goodyear welted. The patents have a slight swing and moderate‘extension edges. Other grades for men, up to $4.98. pair, Ready-to-Wear Clothing for Men f Not every maker of Summer Clothing succeeds in ‘} getting the best results out of lightweight fabrics. They require painstaking tailoring in order to Nave permanent shape. A poorly made garment may be given graceful lines by hot-iron pressing, but one day’s wear brings the sagging appearafiee. Needle- built, as the ones we tell of to-day, and they mean lasting satisfaction. No other store sellssequally well made Suits for so little : Two-Piece Suits at $9.96. These are Coat-and-Trouser Suits, made of nobby patiams of gray and brown homespuns—such effects as overplaids, checks and fancy mixtures. The Coats are quarter lined with alpaca and have patch, or bellows, pockets. Two-Piece Suits at $14.96. ers made of homespuns, cheviots. and silktmixed woollen crashes, in patterns distinctly different from anything hereto- fore shown. he Coats are quarter-lined with silk,,have. patch, or bellows, pockets, and all seams are piped. Two-Piece Suits at $19.9, Coats and Trousers made of fine English flannels, in light and*dark § striped patterns. The Coats are made in either single or double & breasted style, quarier-lined with peau de soie silk,yhave piped seams and bellows pockets. Smart Summer Suits for the- Boy. serge and’ mixed sfor boys of 3 to Coats and Tr At $2.89 —Sailor Suits made of fine navy or br cheviots, with silk-braided and embroidered colla 10 years. At $3.69 —Russian or Sailor Blouse Suits, with’Eton or sailor col lars; for boys of 2 1-2 to 8 years. . These are exceptionally tine Suits, comprising a well-known -maker’s sample line. Other dealers who bought their stocks from this line ask $6 for similar suits. They are natty models, in red, blue, brown, gray, tan or while brilliantine. ers. They are-made of } hly. made—in g range of} At $3.96 —Norfolk Suits, with extra tro cheviots and homespuns—durably and sty’ sizes suitable for boys of S to 15 years. ¥ important Details of Man’s Summer Garb: i PUL TE The following are conveniently located on the Main #loor, 34th street # side—quietly aside from the “beaten paths”—and the stock arrange- ment assures quickest and most satisfactory service. To those whe F understand why a great department store can create buying oppor- if} tunities not within the power of the smuiler “exclusive™ stores thispey - eee MACY BELTS, 44, "2 The new, narrow “Tubular” Belts Ing two shades of tan; gun-metal buckles. BJ MACY BELTS, 74c. The new, narrow “Tubular”: Belts@in various widths, $3.50 BATH ROBES, $2.59. These are S6-inch Robes, made off Turkish toweling, all with hoods 4 and mercerized girdles, MACY COLLARS, 12c. Four-ply, linen beth sides, equal to. brands sold elsewhere at 25c: MACY CUFFS, 19. Four-ply. twelve styles, equal ¢ to brands sold elsewhere at 25 MEN’S COLLARS, re SIX FOR 48. Four-ply’ Collars made by a well- known manufacturer. Included are two wing styles, onespoke and fours turn-down. MEN’S NIGHT SHIRTS. We offer special a live of Nieht Shirts made of very! tine loose-meshed ma- terial, silk striped; also fatey trim- med sateen and neat figured Jacquard designs and plain white “feather- @ weight madras—ali silk trimmed. Fqual grades sell elsewhere at $1.50, ' $2.00 and $2.50; our price...... o4e. telling will particularly appeal: be ee $1.50 AND $1.00 SHIRTS, 64¢. Made of plain white madras, woven madras and striped and figured per- cale; with or without cuffs. $2.00 TO $3.00 SHIRTS, $1.44. Made of short lengths of imported iabrics—the product of a manutac- turer who thus utilized his season's accumulation of lengths that were too varied and too few of a kind to use for full dozen orders, We show over one hundred patterns. They may be had in plain or pleated. styles, with cuffs attached or detached. All are custom finished. We have every sire, but not every size in every pat- tern. $1.00 PAJAMAS, 08c. Made of printed nainsook, with mili- tery collars and extra large pear! but- tons. All sizes—and all generously fashioned. $2 and $2.50 PAJAMAS, $1.44. Made of woven madras\in “Zephyr” weight, trimmed with mercerized frogs. NEW NECKWEAR, 44. Three shapes of Four-in-Hands and wide-end String Ties, comprising fif- teen patterns just received, and_va- rious late patterns in imported Pon- Kees. ere tip Mesh Underwear Lightens Man’s Summer Burdens, - 1+». These netlike weaves serve their purpose admirably in contributing to the comfort of mankind when good heat-conducting fabrics have the call. We are showing various grades, in cotton, cotton-and- linen, lisle thread, pure linen and silk. It will be difficult to find elsewhere an equally liberal assortment of these cool, mesh gar- | ments, and impossible to match them elsewhere at these low prices: Imported Brown Cotton Thread Shirts, short sleeves, fancy open- work mesh; Drawers to match, hon i White Cotton Mesh Shirts, long | and. short sleeves, well-finished; Drawers to match, ankle length or t 490 short knickerbockers.... he with reinforced gussets...... S@ Brown Cotton Imported Mesi: ire od S, Silk Mesh Shirts, < i nported Spun Sitk Mesh Shirts, Shirts, very light weight, short niain white, short sleeves... #1 | sleeves White Cotton and Linen Shir Imported “Hygiea” Linen Mesh long and short sleeves; DQwers Shirts: Drawers to match; simiw match, ankle length or rt knee qualities are sold by others knickerbockers . 8Gc «$3.25; our price........5- $2.; Men’s'‘Knee Length’’Drawers«» Nainsook Drawers, made in our Drawea, Lae vie 4 own factory of best ma- Madras ; jarge variety terials. . 44c stripes cael cayoeanat 69c Drawers, made in our own factory of tinest quality Madras, bands finished with plain materials. ... re eS err ae