The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1904, Page 7

x TO BE ENICTED Wife of wr - Molinger Left in Distress by the Disappear- ance of Her Husband from Melba Apartment-House, Unless ald comes to Mrs, Augustus Mullinger and her four children she will be evicted to-morrow from the Melba, Russell Sage's handsome apart- ment-house at One Hundred and Seo- ond street and Central Park West. Mrs. Mullinger \s the wife of Augustus Mullinger, the janitor, who disappeared muddenly a week ago last ‘Saturday with $200, the salaries of himself and others employed by Edgar Leaycraft, agent for Russell Gage. ‘The police have been notified of Mul- Unger’s disappearance and a eneral has been sent out. Capt. Mo- Nally has put Detectives McManus and Bhort on the case, but so far nothing has been seen of the missing janttor, Mrs, Mullicger {s left absolutely with- out support. Her children are all small, the oldest not being five years old. She was served with notice to move a few days ago. She is now looking for a place of employment for herself, while her mother, Mrs, Leary, who has come from Boston, ie taking care of the children, Mullinger comes from ® well-to-do English family, and it ts thought that oul play may have been the cause of his disappearance, He was devoted to his wife, and the fact that the $200 was) @n object to him is also scorned. Re- . ently he received a check from Eng- @ land of fair alae, but he returned the money to hie folks, writing that he did Rot need it, 24, Mullinger * the Melba he wid his wife he Ing to the Mains This, ‘he id, and that the last seen of him, FELL IN FRONT OF CAR. Wrestling Boys Holl on Track an4 One May Die, Daniel Harder, thirteen yegrs old, of No, 2% Columbia street, and Max Belimidt, same age, of No, 28 Columbia Street, shoe lace peddlers, got sky- larking on @ sandpile at Sixth avenue oar i hae le by the wigs. oh the board and buodked “ancoke not knowing TELEGRAPHERS ELECT. Commercial Unten Names National Officers at Convention in St. Paul. OT. PAUL, July &—The delegates to the Commercial Telegraphers’ Union Convention, having finished thelr buai- ness, are being entertained and shown th sights of the city to-day. The next convention will be held in Cincinnati and the national headquarters changed from New York to Chicago, These officers were elected by the union: President, Samuel Bmall, Seat- tle; re ee rreaiel, * Bs Doug- Py pine) “of the Official Journi ne aitess secur aBaed, MCE JUNITRESS HOBOKEN PORTIA” ERDLESS CHAN TO” WINS HE HER PLEA) TRACE MISSING BOY Twelve- Year-Old td oH by Her Eloquence and Logic, Causes Sentence of a Prisoner to Be Changed. Kate Schults, twelve years old, of No. $00 Madison avenue, Hoboken, to-day championed the cause of drunken ‘long- mhoremen in Acting Recorder Laverty's court, and by her eloquence had tho sentence of Afteen days Imposed upon Charles Schmidt, of No, 2 Newark street, changed to a $5 fine, Mother inade Wey | Ill by Disappear- ance of Son—Mount Vernon | People Join in Novel Effort to Find Him. (Special to The Evening World.) MOUNT VERNON, N, Y,, July 2— "Oh, If some one would only find my boy Wile; Ma absence is breaking my heart. He has been gone since May 4 and I fear he has been killed.” With her eyes filled with tears Mre, ‘Thomas H. Longstaff, of No. 42 South Frtth avenue, this clty, to-day begwed plteously that The Evening World try to find her son, who is fifteen years there days," said Mra Langatal any. tr cor, | Rave learned that ay several chume that he was it. Loute to gee the World's Fair but 'T don't see how he could get there h had $3" stn has been made ill by Healing Balsams Hyomei’s Novel Way of Curino Broadway, Guarantee a Cure. treatment of catarrh breath soothes and heals the irri its regular use for a few days o weeks will cure the most stubbor casos. Hegeman & Co. will sell a Hyome outfit with thelr personal guarante: No other medicine gives such prompt relief as Hyomel in the The first tated and smarting air passages, an’ to refund the money {f {t does not Behmidt was brought before the Re- corder in « condition indicating that he had been down where the Wursburger flowed the night before, In his wander ings he ran afoul of Policeman Schnei- der. A finhy enaued and Sohmidt landed in jail, This morning Gehmidt promptly got his half-month’s sentence, But before he was taken away his wife asked to be allowed to secure the ald of @ friend. The Recorder permitted it and Mrs, Bohmidt returned with litle Kats, Dressed in a starched pink sult, ber hair in braids, the little irl, who talks as if she had been born and bred in Boston, walked to the bar and began | with @ sweeping gesture. "It Your Honor picaae,” “this woman's heart {s eine brokea, He, her buaband, {s @ good man. Drink} has brought him to hie present state ‘We are prepared to pay @ fine, which 1) hope will satisfy Your Honor, If you send this man to jail it will break his wife's heart and the State will not be! repaid in any way. You know what) the work of a ‘longshoreman |s, My) father wes one. He drank, too, I finally prevailed upon him not to drink. | 1 pleaded for him and it worked a! reformation. 1 now plead for this man) and hope Your Honot will listen to my) wende was & pause, followed by @ consultation with Mra, Schmidt, Then the gist continu te woman tells fs in liquor he ta ni aotl ohe sald, “hat when he yantable for sald the Record sighed, “ne girl, * ia fall might mean for him, I 9 change the sentenoa Please Re af enn, ert sa ine fi fine serene lormed | Rat Tne ‘wives "without the SE e ttle fea eehs eo lied Bohmiate wife te aueet ws DEATH RESULTS FROM FROM FALL. Man Leses Balance After Opening Window. Chartes Johnson, thirty-five years oid, of No, Si Fitty-cighth street, Brook- lya, Med im the Norwegian Hoapital to-day from « fractured skull reostved by falling out of the window of his home. Johnson got up early to-day and after | be had opened the front window he frectured hie @icull in two laces and dislocated his spine. He was stfll alive when picked up by & policeman. He was rem the Norwegian Reid kes Maddock, iyeago; Wk Wk | in two oore Broadway, Graham and Flushing Avenues, Brooklyn. mer Clearance Wednesday, aimays, Re Reduction Day.| Day. Countless money savings are the 4 are the sequel to the Mid-Sum- ices marked against every stock here. The Year’s Biggest 3,95Jap. Waists, 1.98 Some fine White Jap. Silk Waists have been made to feel the force of clearance They are trimmed with rich Val lace and have et A tew Trace loty_ silk-button FOR PROTO 1. 38 Knee Pants, 39c. Less Than the Cost of Material —— These All-Wool Knee Pants @ are for boys of ages J to 15. come in light, dark and medium Bele as blue, and have patent Are Here for You This Week. waistbands. arkable choice of ems, Sno 3 ee 28 to 7, They pire TOR REDUCTION 3.9) (ED eno Dar» Z 59) A seeee Undermustin Values! Clearance Prices on Collar & Cuff Sets and Stocks Together with some of our reg- ular stock of lace and lawn stock collars and collar and cuff se's we show's manufacturer's sample line made to sell at 25, each. They are in white and colers. Down they all go, ‘Stock collar er coliar and cuff set, FOR REDUCTION ‘$Me i eT Women’s Oxfords elles 2:00 Shetty lean fa yaiords | 59 Tt means money saved to fill your future shoe needs from this choice lot of Oxtords.. They are tan vici kid, have hand-turn soles and Cuban 69c. Soft Summer Shirts, 39. ‘but think | — lost hia balance and fell three stories | to the street. He landed on his head, | joved. to Hospital where he died We have been fortunate enough to another lot of about 2,200 summer shirts for men—the kind left our counters so) rapidly about a week ago. Gases De 0 ales of Speed moares bres. fos with whitscambrie body and some of tan madras with stripes ‘Ts Pwatarcae eeiminata 39 ear ‘They are big cure, You run no risk whatever {1 buying Hyomel, for your word de cides the question as to whether you old Willie Longstaft waa known all over Mount Vernon, as be was a city jamp- lighter for a long time. A number of el har “hig? the remedy or not. residents who have interested them: complete Hyome! outfit costs selves in the case will try to trace the ($1.00 and comprises an inhaler, a, missing boy by starting an endless bottle of Hyomel and a dropper. chain of letters to friends all over the| The inhaler will last a lifetime; ani country giving his description, {additional bottles of Hyomel can be “willie had. bean advent from school obtained for 60s. | LION BRAND Condensed Milk and | | ble for babies. Best for Family Use. Good to-da: II the time, | ALWAYS THE SAME. Write for Booklet. SAVE THE LABELS. Try aCan, Doit Now. 91 $1 HUDSON ST. Dees: 4 A. -=\H.ONeill & Co Clearance Prices for Women’s Wrappers, Kimonos and Dressing Sacques (Which means about Less than Half), This offerin: presents several lots—only a few in some, a quantity in others. The items quoted indicate the very low prices at which ' we have marked the entire collection to close. (Third Floor.) Kimonos. Wrappers. Robes. Women's full length Ki. | Made of very fine lawns, | Long Japanese Robes, monos, made of figured in solid delicate shades, | white, trimmed with sheer lawns—herctotore feared figured designs— | color; also figured lawns, 75e and $1.00, jofore $2.00, heretofore §2.00, 39 95¢ DRESSING SACQUES a1 low as 50C,.that were $1.25 DRESSING SACQUES as low as $1.00 that were $2.00 DRESSING SACQUES 4s low as $1.50 that were $3.50 Closing Out Wash Fabrics. 20c Fabrics at 8c per Yard. On Special Table to-morrow we offer an accumula- tion of WHITE and COLORED WASH FABRICS to 20e—to close out nin dl a Hood 8c eae per yard Olu sveee 5c} (Also 50,000 yards BEST AMERICAN PRINTED 3 8c }5c LAWNS —new figured designs and white and black Ypotka dots—Value lc per yard, at A Group of Rare Values in Housefurnishings and China. (Basement) Refrigerators. The O'Neill Cleansable Retcoeee No, 2 dse—27. wide, 17 deep. 43 inches high—will hold 55 ibe iee— ged M onwaitan mor- $9. 00 TOW seas teeeeeee eee Wash Boilers. Made of XXX tin, very heavy, with 14. 0%, solid copper bottoms—iron drop | handles riveted to boiler— $1. 15 Tea Sets. ers, ore Soe 7 ln 56 pieces, ani os 1, pink tinted edges, pretty flower spectra at $5.00 Dinner Sets. Thin American Porcelain Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, including soup tu- reens; all pieces match; 4 $8. 5 colors to select from... .++» Regular $2.00—Special..... Nickel Plated Towel Bars. Lawn M Heavily plated on brass; regular 50c wn Mowers, prices 72c. each—to-morrow., The All Day Philadelphia Mower ha | high wheels, steel blades, and as its name implies, can be used all day long without a breakdown; warranted in Screen Doors. To close out for the season we will every respect to be a high-class mower. 4 le 1b $3.50 sell any of our Screen ee EO or fancy—Regular 75c. to $1.25—to close out Regular. . $4.50 §5,25 $5.75 None ©. 0. D. nor exchanged, | To close, your choice... ...~ Mosquito Canopies and Nets At Much Lower Prices Than Usual. The “Climax” | TurnoverFrames| Netting, is f the best iM aS tha heat simple. 108 inch long... $2.75 Prosper! prs a bythe 110 inch Jong.,.. $2.00 90 inch long. . $1.75\ aa quality. » 6c 100 inch long... $1.50 Cribsize........ $1.35! A quality........ 50 (Tourth Tloor.) —SEEEEEE Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. fm 6 Evaporated Cream, NOT A CHEAP milk and cream, but always safe and relia- Oatarrh. Hegeman &Co., 200 The Brilliant Series of Extraordinary Sale-Features scheduled for this week is forcing shoneing The events from every standpoint o! mere fractions of their value, —————__—XxX~___= me Two Hundred Women’s | Men’s Oxfords to Be Sure of-- Washable Skirts at 59c. The purchase was a good one for us; and that, of course, at Bloomingdales’ means a good one for you. There are about two hun- dred in the lot and not one among them that isn’t worth from $1.50 to $2.50. They include denims, fancy ducks and percales, in plain colors and neat on effects, Made in the popular ilted styles, with deep flaring gores, effectively trimmed with tailor straps 59¢ All sizes of waist. Second Floor, Both @t. Section. bands and all lengths are here in abundance, but the value-giving is so truly extraordinary, you'd better get here early for these handsome summer skirts at Another Influx of Good Umbrellas Added to Sale. Last week's tremendous selling made a big hole in our large stocks, so that we had to do some hustling to secure more fgg umbrellas for this week to be able to offer equally extraordinary bargains, That we were immensely successful 6 the following values will prove— English Gloria Umbrellas for 29c.! The strongest and best umbrellas ever of- [RG fered for this price; 26 and 28 Inch sizes for men and women, They're made with steel rods and fancy handles, willed Mercerized Gloria American Taffeta Umbroilas Umbrellas—-26 and 28 inch —26 and 28 inch sizes for sizes for men and women; 4 men and women; with steel fine assortment of Lea ed ke rods, lock frame, all choice; speclal...+ sees bee tor Fe A serene fe sortment of gun-metal, naan ae Untrl and pearl and horn and bor frame; steel rod and case; all two veare=tpecl dikasseas 68c close rolling; 26 and 28 inch Union Taffeta Silk Unibrel- sizes for menand women; have las--“The lronclad’—made of fancy handles; all guaranteed O. M., the best quality unton for two years and wound to taffeta silk, with wide sili tape outlast any 5 umbrella you edge, lock Paragon frame, stee! roll, tully gu lor one Heavy Pure Silt . Uma year 26 nd 28 inch sat, for gg with steel rods, cate and tas- men ind women; epecial..... seh; all close roll; the 26-inch Pure Silk Umbreltas—Allclose sizes have handles of lon pes ear roll, made on Paragon frames, and sterling and long gol with steel rods, case and Loops) 1; the 28-inch Sites ee all handsome handles, some findles of boxwood, trimmed which alone are worth our rth sterling, b , burnt ivory indgy do Bead entire umbrella; $1.58 sterling tnd koe n—special,, 299 bce Ay one ye ti Think of It! 12c. Will Buy 75c. to $1.25 Untrimmed Hats. Just another instance of the vast difference between the way this store does things and the “usual way.” These hats comprised the last of a jobber’s rs worth every cent of full price to him or to us were tl as would be the usual way with other stores. But our bargains go to ry as bargains, and so to-morrow you may choose from a vast assortment of Regular 75c. to $1.25 Untrimmed Hals at 12c. A hundred and one different styles, in black, white, navy, red, brown and castor, 75c. Bunches of Flowers, 10c. Roses, violets, daisies, poppies, forget-me-nots, wreaths and foliage, Second Floor, 50th Bt. Section surplus—they would be ey to be held for Spring, To-Morrow’s Grocery Sale a Fair Ground of Bargains. From aisle to aisle and counter to counter the marketer here to» morrow will find scores of splendid values in the safe sort of groceries, wines and liquors. Here are a few wie te, ones for mention: seinen, tae oo River: M4-ib- oan, Lobster, Linea; 4- 38c + wel at Columbia Jib can. [Yo a 1 ry fat can foe, excellent ‘Care- bef < kc seed” Ratsine— Ic ir Mi Wine Specials. Jones's Ale or Steat, domes Mo! od bot- 39% ‘wy Am #3°'§3.75 extra fine, sold elsewhere Manhattan Cooktaits | Rurgundy — Imported welttts bottles, Pommard an ie Ao BNE ve ececeee Po quarte | ebay nem teaperted, Moselle (Zeitinger), em. Rhine (Hochheimer) for the sick and con: uine Imported, — worth | genuine imported, worth | valescent. per Bott! twice this price; $3.99 twice this price; $3: The. 81.00, $1 doxen quarts. dosen quart 81.50, $1.00. Sandeman’s Ports, Sherrics and Madciras. Nottled in Europe and Port, yery choice $125 | Sherry, Amon- $1.50 the finest. For medi- oid,” bottle 2" Piet sent A Pert. ad an $150 * Bamitta $1.75 ery much reduced for | “okt moe Port, fine. ot $175 good 85c ‘a Sote Po select $1.56 arte sy? te SLO | “esraz’ ‘ster $1.00 = $1 Third Avenue to "Third Avenue to Lextnglon— Bloomingdale Brothers—fity-nintn to Sixtieth Street enthusiasm to the high mark of the year at Bloomingdales’, economy are too important for any practical man or woman to miss, SPECIAL NOTE—There are now on sale in the various sections of the store scores of small lots of merchandise—too small to advertise—which stock counting brought to notice or which came from makers after their inventories. These have been marked at prices which represent but DAs Cas Barston VOMUNGO Lexus To 3" Ave 759°2060° St 14 ! Even Tho’ at $1.59 a Pair. We never think mere cheapness amounts to much—anything to be a bargain must be good and doubly so when it comes to shoes. You'll agree when you see them that in these Oxtords at $1.59 we’ve both extremely little price and extra good quality to offer you. These Oxfords are of colt, patent leather and <4 vici kid, with fine flexible soft “soles, and WereMade to Sell at $3 aDair | too, at $1.59, of colt, patent leather and vici, every whit as good value. All sizes, to-morrow, Main Floor, 0th St. Section. $5 Rimless Eyeglasses of 10-Kt. Gold at $2 Dair. Without exception these re the finest eyeglasses manufactured, and while we state that they are worth $5 a pair we know of exclusive opticians charging $6 and $7 a pair for the very same grade. metal part of these eyeglasses is of solid 10-Kt, They! ay’ Re with the finest periscopic lenses and the a er non-tiltable corrugated solid gold nosepieces, which are so one that the glasses fit the nose perfectly and can Be sure you partake of this extraordinary offer %] to-morrow at, Pair....cecescseccscceceeess Main Ficor, Front, Osstrs, These Regular 123c. Muslin Pillow Cases for 7%. Pe Bly: Ae lot MY pillow cases in two. sizes, x36 a on his and was willi in order to rd his stock of them, revo me ot hes pillow cases are firmly sewed and nicely made in every "Ordinarily youd pay 12%. for these—to-morrow yo have thems €2, CBR. ccsscsccscsnesecocsscsiovevccscsssosaes Regular SOc. Sheets at 33c, Each, Made of standard quality muslin; size 72x90—seamed in centres, Bleached Table Damask, 2ic. Yard. iia Mat oy fer ose Naty yr ohp in dainty new designs; 58 inches wide, Mercerized Table Napkins, 67c. Dozen. All full bleached; size 18x18 in.; handsome new Aesigns; regular price $4, U in , Near Rotunda. Savings on Toilet Needs. Just a short list of items Picked specially for to-morrow’s fas pea to save money on. one shows what economy chances reign here these days. No mail, C. O. D. or telephone orders filled and quantities limited. po og Us ive ‘Mille Our own wagons make daily de- liveries to all near-by seaside and inland Summer resorts. We also prepay freight to stations in all Adjoining States on purchases to the amount of $5 or more, ex- cept goods to be sent C. O.D, = price, special... ‘es Pearly Tooth Powe Soow's | Ratrest, par bottle, 100. ; per dowen. . Mie Main Floor, woth. Section Sale of Pretty Hatpins, This handsome lot of hat- Led includes viet and con- ceits in crystal, and pearl, every one made for service as well as looks — hatpins that should sell for about double our to-morrow’s prices. Underwear, 18c.! The famous American Bal- briggan sort so desirable for warm weather wear, The shirts are made with Prench neckbands, the drawers have double seats; all sizes in the lot, but theyre sure to leave us in a 18¢ hurry at the remarkable Main Floor, 60th @t. Seation. price of, garment, —————————_ Women’s Vests of Cut Crystal Hat Pins, ex- Lisle. 12%. tra long am value 10c.; ead 4 sale price. 3c A lot of these vests which Cut Jet Hat Pins, extra contains only large sizes of gar- long stem; value 2§¢, sale 44, |! ments that have been selling » com REL Gan to now at 25c. each will be ot Jong stem; value 150, sale fered to-morrow at just half PRICE... fe || that price. Pearl Hat Pins, “extra long They're of excellent Swiss ribbed stem; value 10c. and 15c., lisle cotton, in white only, low neck sale price. uate ke style, with or without wing sleeves, Cut Crystal Pins, pear trimmed with silk tape at mecks and balloon shape; values up and armholes, to 25¢., sale price......s000 We || If wearing a large size this is Cut Crystal and Jet Hat your opportunity Pins, with extralong stems; Se bape 4 for a 12%c value 10, sale price;.. sple did value at Mein Floor, Front, Centre Main Floor. Suh Bt, Seatien. ‘