The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1904, Page 9

MOCERN “FAGIN" PAVED AND SWORE Simon Creustoft, Convicted of Teaching Boys to Steal, Creates Scene in Court When He Is Sentenced. TRIED TO HURL INK-STAND AT JUSTICE ZELLER. Cursed the Court and Fought with Police—Year in Peniten- tiary and $500 Fine the Dose He Got. Struggling in the grasp of a half 4ozen policemen, shouting epithets at his judges, Simon Creustoft, a modern “Fagin,” was to-day sentenced to the Penitentiary for one year and to pay & fine of $00 by Justice Zeller in Special Bessions. In every respect Croustoft acted after conviction as Dickens described the way Fagin conducted himself after his arrest and conviction. He raved and his captors and in his frenzy inkstand to hurl at the Jus- ho sent him to prison. Creustoft lived at No. 88 Ridge street. He was arrested a week ago by Agent William J. Fogarty, of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, acting with the officers of the Hebrew Béucational Alliance. A dozen small boys ranging from eight to twelve Yoars ago were arrested with Creustoft fn & room at . 122 Norfolk street, which he had fitted up as a school in ‘hich to teach the boys the art of pick- ing pockets, How He Taught the Boys. In court to-day one of the boys, Israel Levine, eleven years old, of No. US Orchard street, described to the three justices how the modern Fagin had taught them to steal. With Supt. Jenkins, of the Children's Society, young Levine {Ilustrated to the Court how proficient he had become after a few weeks’ tuition by Creustoft. ‘Mr. Jenkins placed a pocketbook in Bis inside coat pocket. With a few @exterous movements of his hands, Levine extracted the pocketbook with the deftness of a magician “Creustoft taught us all these tricks,’’ Levine testified, “and told us to look out for women especially, as they were easy. I have been stealing now nearly JERRY SULLIVAN, | “ WHO IS MISSING FROM HIS HOME. BOY MISSING AFTER. GOING TO CHURCH Jerry Sullivan Went to Mass Sunday Morning at St. James’s, but His Parents Haven’t Seen Him Since. Nothing has been seen or heard of thirteen-year-old Jerry Sullivan since he went to mass at St. James's Church, In James street, Sunday morning. The lad left the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, No. 70 Oliver street. about 11 o'clock. He was seen at mass, but at the church all trace of him ends, His mother does not be- leve he ran away from home, as he was She fears he Is “SENATOR CLARK 4 quiet, contented boy. either fost or went swimming aud was drowned. Jerry three months and have given all I got to Creustoft. He induced me to leave my home and every night < slept at his home.” cap. Mr, Axman, of the Hebrew Educa- |= tional Alliance, told «the, Court tet Creustoft had lured pean the Alliance school a score or more ot pupils, all of whom he had made thieves. Mennest Thief on Record. “You are the meanest thief on rec- ord,’ remarked Justice Zeller, “and the Court finds you guilty.” Creustoft was wild with anger. “You're a pack of dogs. You can go to —!" he shouted at the Justice, making # spring toward the bench. ‘A half dozen policemen grabbed the 4nfuriated rogue. Seizing an ink-stand 0 ustics Seaustott risa temun Feeney grabbed his arm, Creustoft fought with bis farms and legs at the same time, shout- ing his defiance. It took five policemen tocarry him acroas the Bridge of Sighs trhe, Perested with Creustoft were con d to the custody of the Chil- @ren's Society SEE FOR LONDON INESRIATES. Carl H. Fewler, Vice-President and) ral Manage the Oppenheimer fiute, of th Star liner amptun to-day London a month ago on the request of | wan dressed in a white walat This Dept. Is in Charge of ‘Our Well Eye Physicians here daily from 8 A. M. toG P.M. win NO RISKS HERE, lie to an to accommodate the demand. medical doctor and ocullst FREE, Glove Dept. | Our stock is complete with i the various styles of Warm | Weather Gloves, including A Gr Double Finger Tipped Sith Gloves, soc., 75. & 98c. Suéde Lisle Gloves, 26,000 Fine Imported Travellers’ Sample Saturday at 39. each, jn tho United States, They are all m1 and blue trousers and wore a blue cloth | went away with his company, never to ENRICH BROS Present this advertisement when you purchase a pair of these glasses and we will give you an elegant $1.00 gold chain free of cost. Eminent Eye Physicians Here. $ 4:00 Gold Eyeglasses, #422 A $1.00 GOLD CHAIN BACH Sale FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ‘They are set With the best quality lenses, and each purchaser will be We offer this remarkable chance as an advertisement for our Optical Department and to introduce our Oculists, As soon as it becomes generally known that we have a Prominent Physician and Oculist in this department we will not have enough room Remember, you get the same professional attention here as you would in an eye hospital, and we charge only for the glasses. Be sure and come here, where you get the services of a Lady Henry Somerset, the noted Enx- hh noblewoman and philanthropist, to ff as carefully fitted as if the regular price were charged. This price doesn't ne cure of cover the actual cost of the gold. of Landon, ‘These razors are fro! WESTWARD BOUND Returns from Europe Entirely Recovered from Effects of Operation —Thinks _ Parker Will Be Nominated. Among the passengers on the Teutonic of the White Star line, which arrived to-day, was Senator William A, Clark, of Montana. The Senator had been abroad since April, and while in Italy underwent an operation on the neck, from which he {s now entirely recovered. Mr. Clark was met at the pler by his daughter, Mrs, Culver. He will depart to-night for St. Louls, go from there to Arizona for a visit and thence to Mon- tana, “The main topic in Europe at this time," said the Scnator, “is the way Germany {s supplying the Russlan forces with artillery. It 1s considered significant in view of the fact that Germany Is regarded as the sworn en- emy of Russia.” Asked as to his opinion concerning the Democratic nomination for Pres!- dent, the Senator sald: “T'can't talk politics, but it looks to me as if Parker would be nominated— don’t you think #0?” GETS DIVORCE FROM ACTOR-HUSBIND Mrs. Harry Corson Clarke May Now Resume Her Maiden Name of Alice Deming, After Six Years of Matrimony. Mrs, Alice Deming Clarke, who Tves with her twin alster, Miss Adelaide Deming, at the Hotel St. Andrew, Broadway and Seventy-second street, received to-day from Justice Gilder- sleeve, of the Supreme Court, an inter- locutory decree, which frees her from | Harry Corson Clarke. the actor-mana- Ker, to whom she was married Feb. 9, 1898. Mrs, Clarke named a Miss Hathaway, a guest at the time at the Hotel St ‘Andrew, and Margaret Dale Owen as the causes of her matrimonial trouble, but no testimo:.y was presented against Miss Owen, who was charged in the complaint with flirting with Clarke at Seattle, Wash. Bridget McCarthy, the chambermald, testified that on the night of March 12. 1901, she surprised Miss Hathaway in Mr. Clarke's room. ‘Thi scene next day. and the actor-manager return. Known Eye Specialist, J. J. HOGAN} | This is the only store that employs graduate physicians, PAIR. STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY. eat Razor Sale. ~.o9cl | | Full Hollow Groand and |) | Set Ready for Use. aced on sale Friday and 6 ‘porters of razors ured the entire stock RAZORS will be m one of the | “1 a6 a ridiculous Oyure. ‘The avs best quality, “Wade & Butcher,” “Imperial,” "“W n Plus Ultra" Geo Wostenholm True Pipe Razor, in Primble Atty r brands of all the famous makers, In fact, we have been selling the sam lca’ razors as high ar 75 cts. Beautiful, cool ’ Silk Mesh Gloves, embroidered, 1 g8c. per p air. |b A full assortment of Silk Filet & ReatLace Mitts. i Lord & Ti aylor, Broadway and Twentieth Street ! and Fifth Avenue. $2.50 and $5.00 each. Ferd razor 4: sazor Sold that doer not give pertect Special attention will be given to m: And oUr customers should (ah cainly high-xrade goody. Also 15,00 oxtra fine raror strops, im: You will aleo Ond in this lot numero Also 5,000 American IACKKNIVES, v rant faction can be exchanged or money refunded ders, and ray Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year. ‘Tho BEST HOT WEATHER MEDIOINE perfect and set ready for use. Any efully selected, Barber: fe, aa these razors are cer $1.39 to 59¢, 89¢, ‘ked down fro Get the Habit. Go to e 279 Broadway. 47 Cortlandt St. 211 & 219 Sixth Ave. 125th Street, Cor. Third Ave, Extraordinary Suit Sale. We're in a position to start a “before the Fourth sale’ of two-piece Suits. These are: Quarter - lined Coats silk, mohair serge or al- paca linings) and trousers (peg top in cut and made with turn ups and belt loops) of these materials: IRISH HOMESPUNS, OREGON CASSIMERES, PURE WOOL CRASHES, UNFINISHED WORSTEDS. Among these Suits are a number with the new style Norfolk jacket so popular with golfers. Not one of this lot is less than $12.50 in value; your choice of any size Outing Suit $750 Specials Beforethe 4th Light - weight Summer Suits in cool color mix- tures. Coats lined with thin alpaca. Regular $18, $20 and $22.50 lines. Re- duced before the Fourth to $11.50 Two-piece Outing Suits of Ballybo Homespun. The Only Outing Suit that holds its shape until worn out. It's “Kirsch- baum,” and is found only here. Coats skeleton lined; frousers neg top. Suits, $10, $12.50 & $15 ‘Three Blue Serge Bargains. Fest color, double-breast- ed worsted serge Suits, made with all seams taped. vale re iare0t spe- cial before the Fourth $8.50 Specially cor structed blue serge Suits, that will keep their shaje and color as long as yon Price, before the The Suit of the season is the double-bre: ‘ed blue serge. The great demand has ok crbausted the su . Only here cai: you fi nee double-breasted blue serge Suits in sizes to fit every one. Only here can you find “U. S. True Blue” Serge Suits. Special before the $13.50 Fourth .... The First Long Pants. Special Young Men from 15 to 20 years: Blue serges and light- weight two-piece Suits, single and double breasted models. Values up to $12.50; special be- $6 fore the Fourth. . Better Suits. Blue serges, black Thibets and gray, brown and other mixtures, in worsteds and cassimeres. eal up to $18; special be- fore the Fourth. . $10 Go to Get the Habit. ; Bull Bthers 279 Broedway, n. Chambers. 47 Cortlandt St., mn. Greenwich, 211 and 219 Sixth Ave., n. 14th. 125th St., Cor. Third Ave. GME WTORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1904 Macy's prices on Imported and Domestic Toilet Arti- cles and Medicinal Prepara- tions, as well as on other goods, will always be lower than the regular or “special sale” prices asked else- where. Comparisons in- variably prove it. We In- vite them. Women’s Coat Suits «4 FL. Reduced from $36.96to $29.96 Made of an excellent quality of taffeta, blouse tucked and hand- somely tailored; skirt tucked, flare from knee; choice of blue, black or brown. Shirt Waist Suits-«- at $13.96. Women’s Taffeta Suits, made in the full-pleated blouse models, finished with fancy stock; round length skirt, also pleated; choice of black, blue or brown. Walking Skirts at $10.49,-«». Skirts made of black and white Shepherd Checks, nine-gore flare model, finished with fan pleats at the bottom. Walking Skirts at $7.81 .-»» Skirts made of English Novelty Mixtures, box pleated; severely tailored. A Shoe Sale. Women’s $3.50 Oxfords at $2,.49,-«7 Value determined by care- ful comparison with widely advertised Oxfords looked up- on as standards of the $3.50 class. Details: Patent Leather Vamp with kid quarters. Vici Kid with patent leather tips. Tan Vici Kid, walking style. Black Velour Calf, Blucher style. Sizes 2% to 7, widths A to E; Louis XV. and Cuban heels; welt- ed, hand-turned and extension soles; various new lasts. ‘Sale of Tennis Footwear 24m. Women’s Tennis Oxfords, made of white canvas, brown canvas, white duck and tan or black Russia calf, welted soles of best white or red rubber. Elsewhere $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3 So. f $1.49 $1.86 Our prices $2.49 $2.99 Women's White or Black Can- vas “Sneakers,” rubber soles. 99C Misses’ White Canvas ee nis Oxfords) white rubber ¢ 1 24 Men's Tennis Oxfords, made of white duck or tan Russia calf, welted soles of best rubber; sold by others at $3.50; our Price... ssc serene caer $2.97 Men's White Duck “Sneak- R. H. Macy & Co's Attractions Are Their Low Prices. B'way at 6th Ave. Fine Silk Para- | sols, «7.20 Sold by others Our from $4 to $7 Price 2.84 Covered with silk taffeta; tucked, hemstitched and plain; also green, black and white chiffons, tucked and Princess effects; na- natural ‘wood sticks. $1.50 and $2.00 Para- sols, 98c. Fai Colored Silks; natural eal Sticks, ss arcana $2.50 and $3.00 Para- sols, $1.49. Taffetas, Shantung and Gros Grain, in black and white effects; natural wood sticks, $3.00 and $4.00 Para- sols, $1.98. Silk Taffeta, Satin and Gros Grains, in black and black and white effects; sticks in natural wood, Women’s Knit Underwear. 24 FL White Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck, sleeveless, Richelieu ribbed, lace fronts, fancy ribs and plain tops, sold by others at 15c.; our PIKE. 85. 9c Lisle Thread-and- Cotton Ribbed Nes Ud nee sleeveless, plain and fancy’ ribs, plain tops and trimmed with lace... 19c Lisle Thread Vests, low neck and short sleeves, fine ribbed, neck and shoulders trimmed with lace and silk tapes 39c Lisle Thread Vests, fine ribbed, low neck and sleeveless, crochet tops, finished with lace edging 79C Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests, low neck, sleeveless, crochet fronts and shoulders, finished with lace edging . eee 98c Combination Suits.» Lisle Thread Fine Ribbed’ Com- bination Suits; 'ow neck, sleeve- less, neck finished with neat lace trimming, umbrella-shaped drawers lace trimmed..... 69c Lisle Thread Fine Ribbed Combina- tion Suits, low neck, sleeveless, cro- ehited aout and Piety ulin ip ‘awers, rimmes 98c with lace ... oon Combina- Swiss Ribbed tion Suits, low neck, sleeveless, front and shoulders trimmed with lace; umbrella - shaped drawe1 TS; lace trimmed .... .. $1.59 The “Glorious Fourth” in Candies, Favors & Decorations. Basement. Package Firecrackers, made of chocolates, special at..... - 10c Giant Firecrackers, made of pure lozenge paste; special at....... 5c ers," white rubber soles... - 99¢ | candy Torpedoes, a pound.. 39¢ Mens oe iMG GT 79c | Firecracker Candy Boxes, 4c, 8c Men's Black Canvas “Sneak- CORT A AOS riots ers,” black rubber soles.... 59c | Patriotic Napkins, a hun- 29c Boys’ Tennis Oxfords, white > gg | dred duck, welted red rubber soles Se Patriotic Ice Cups, American Boys’ Tennis Oxfords, Gn Russia | flag or shield design, a dozen 48C 1 ae welt as yess 2.97 Friday and Saturday Boys’ Cimms 49¢ to 94c Specials. Cream Almonds, a pound. .10c Newport Creams, a pound. 10¢ A Sale of Assorted Caramels, a pound.20¢ Salted Nuts, a pound......30¢ Japanese “Mlle. Dolce” Chocolates, a Linens box. Boon +. 98 Garlands, Shields and Sta Hand-Drawn Worked for drapery. Onesthird Fess Than Ice Cream in Others Ask. PR AEST Three Minutes. ist Fl. In the basement, near the 35th 15c. Doilies, size 6x6 inches, St. elevators, we are demon- 10c siating the thorough excellence ies, ize 9x9 inch at J : eas Peerless Ice Cream Freezers. even i The claim that they will freeze $1.00 Tray Cloths, 18x27 irs cream in three minutes is borne Ate veseeeererereesteneed iti by the wore Gt ote dec $1.25 Scarfs, 18x36 inches, 82c | strator. Samples of the cream $4.00 Tea Cloths, 45x45 inches, | are served free. Agensu Coe RA RHCEDEINOE 2.84 Silver Bleached Table Damask, Blank ure lingn, soft, serviceable; 68 inches wide; a yard...... 69c Cartridges Hemstitched German Huck Tow- For the Fourth els, pure linen, soft finished, 22x oth M. AGcinch Size... +e. e sees 24c 22-calibre, a box......../ 7c Fringed White Turkish Towels, 32-calibre, a rim fire.... 146 good quality, made of cotton 32-calibre, centre fire... 24¢ yarns; size. 19x42 _ inches; 38-calibre, centre fire... 34¢ each. . sees ceeeceees 12c sporting Goods Department, Oth Fioe ee a —— 34th to 35th St, A Sale.of Imported Underwear for Men-33%: Recently we were puzzled by an advertised sale of Men's French Balbriggan Underwear “Very Special” at 45c. a garment. Upon investigation we find that it is an American-made Under- wear; further, that we carry it in regular stock and our regular price is 37c. the garment. This is merely one instance of price differences that are in evidence throughout our stocks. It holds good on these quotations on fine imported Underwear for meg: French Balbriggan Shirts, long and sort Urea Gill to match, made w jou! s: well finished; each.) 696 Imported Swiss Spun Silk Shirts, long and short sleeves; drawers to saa Herne double gussets; plain blue, white and novia color; a garment......... $2.49 Imported Lisle Thread Shirts and Drawers, plain white grounds with black or blue hair-line stripes; a garment $1.44 Imported White Lisle Thread Shirts short extension and .Drawers; Shirts sleeves, Drawers with strips and double gussets; garment .. Pure Thread Silk Shirts, shades of Pe cae pores Drawace to match; inished in the best possi- $5.69 ble maner; a garment... with Hammocks-m-nn The earlier you buy one the longer its term of summer ser- vice and the more you get out of it. You may choose from this basement assortment any style :— from a 76c. Mexican Grass Ham- mock to the finest clese-woven, elaborately-valanced one at $5.76 —and feel sure that the cost is less here than in any other store. Hammocks, —canoj and stand, complete. ad eens s $8.68 Baby Hammocks.... 31c to 69c Flags for the Fourth oan Cotton Bunting Flags sold else- where are vastlv inferior to the Standard Wool Bunting Flags we sell, and they are frequently advertised in competition with our Standard Wool Colors. We always have sold and always will ‘I Standard Flags cheaper than any other house, and this asser- tion will be upheld at the ex- pense of as many price reduc- tions as may be necessary, The glory of even matching Macy's low prices will always be short 37¢ 6x10 $2.44 ee 8x12 ft. $3.74 4x6 $1.31 125 tt. $5.44 12 x 20 5x8 ft...$1.84 n.. $10.14 We carry complete assortments of Flag Poles, Holders; and Print- ed Silk Flags, mounted and un- mounted. SE mmaall Macy Harness= A Positive Saving on Every Purchase. All the Harness offered in this fifth floor Harness Store is made under the supervision of Mr.’ P. H. Comerford, a noted harness- maker. Part of it is made in our own factory on the premises. Our prices are from 25% to 40% lower than any other store asks for Harness of equally good qual- ity—this because our strictly cash system demands less profit than any credit system, and we hold out no commission baits to win the favor of those who buy for others. Commissions invariably are added to selling price Single Buggy Harness, double-lined and’ sitche througout alckel a ed or Davis rul , or, Black reins. .., $9.74 Single Harness, suitable for runabout, nickel-plate or rubber trimmed ......eeeees $13.52 Runabout Harness, with wide Swiss i hames and collar $31.88 Site Li preetet brass or nickel -plat imming: complete with collar.... 922.96 Heavy Express Hares: high top lar hi , complete tubular hames, comp! $26.96 with collar $34.49 Double Farm Harness, complete with collars. . Men’s Two-Piece. Suits at $7.49-» Sold by others at ten dollars, Coat-and-Trouser Suits made : tan or gray mixed ov ie homespuns and light-weight Mt Ey ; cheviots; single or double 9 ed coats, quarter lined; conserva tive or peg top trousers, j Men’s two-piece Suits at $9.96, Sold by others at $12. Coat-and-Trouser Suits made of. brown or gray overplaid home- spuns in fully one dozen different patterns; smoothly tailored; coats lightly lined about shoulders, bee 9 lows pockets; semi-peg top trousers, Men's Outing Trousers $3.49. Made of striped flannels and | homespuns, peg-top models, up- turned bottoms; brown or gray colorings, Boys’ Suits at 89c. Russian Blouse ae made of various washable fal full” 5 cut, fast colors; standing or sailor collars; sizes 2% to 8 years. Norfolk Suits — at $2.04. Boys’ Norfolk Suits, made of cool, durable linen crash, knicker- bocker trousers; sizes 7 to 16 years. “ For Young Men. Two-Piece Suits at $6.96,-«n Made of cheviot .and wool Crashes; coats single or double breasted, quarter lined; trousers” have patent adjustable waistbands § and are turned up at bottom; § © sizes 15 to 20 years, ; Outing and Vacation Shirts for Men, lst Fl, 34th Bt. Light-weight Shirts of flannel, madras or fine percale; collars and cuffs attached or for wear # with white collars. , Elsewhere $1.44; our price 946 Fine Flannel Shirts, silk sewed, non-shrinkable, Prices $1.44 and $2. “Featherweight” Shirts, made ¢ i § et er wearin, inest Imported Madras derson's Madras); the same mate is used in custom. Shirts that $3.50 and $4.00; high class making; each . ve Men's All-silk Wide String Ties, each.. Imported Madras Four- Hands, elsewhere Soc... Four-ply, linen both sides, 42 styles; a1'{0' standard brands’ sold elsee where at 25c. Macy Cuffs, 19¢, Four-ply, linen both sides, 12 styles; martes standard brands soli else- where at 25¢. Sale of 30,000 Porto Rican Cigars. Brevas Finas, 99c boxes of 50, (Oth Fi. dif These are bright, new stock, dif- fering bik pe some of the dusty io Rican Cij fre- quently advertised by others at a higher price. 7