The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1905, Page 14

HITS A WOMAN i ‘Reilly, Who, the Police Night Keeper in West Side “Bay, Was a Notorious Crook, ‘Doyers Street. a réllskenown Bowery the police allege, a ploture le in the court building to-day, Her wound is not serious, went to’ the dressing-reonr, third floor of the prison, to when the pistol went oft, so + | maibter of conjecture just how stories, but his condition, say P ‘Bendquarters by inolined to believe @oy one concernet think the mur- Va era ei as it went off, was in plain sig! shaft, although let passed Site Bad woman mit ."t we Weaker of of me building hen he saw what had Prison Said to Have Been DrunkWhen His Revolver Was Accirlentally Dissharged. James Foley, a night keeper in the male section of the West Side prison, who llves at No, 768 Ninth avenue, ac- cldentally discharged his revolver in the The bullet flew . | aeross a 60-foot alrshaft to the stalr- way lending to the court-room on. tho Pitty-fourth atreet side and entered the breast of Mrs, Delia Denny, a court cleaner who was scrubbing the stalra, Woley, according to Cant, Goodrich, of tho prison squad, was drunk to-day, and when hia time on duty was up on the change his clothes, No one was with him ht is a it hap- + {pened, Foley himself haa told two his an- Yerlors, was such that netther can be Telled upon, Ho snid first that ho was taking off his trousers, when the pls- tol fell out end exploded. Later ha said he ws cleaning the gun when Before it struck Mrs, Denny, ; | looked across the shaft and saw Foley ran nowt Lspidibaeend Fe p nave (SR i as fed to have wound iS JANITRESS WAS. ms ern Brothers To-morrow, Special: Sale of » Chiffon & Straw Hats ing west Spring Styles suitable for present wear, 41,89, 2.45, 2.95, 3.95 Exceptional Values in _ Women’s Hosiery Coton Hose with unbledched double soles, Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose, Value 40c pair a Bde lc in io Ankles, Lace All-overs and Value 65¢ pair Lisle “ey Hose in Fency Designs, ork and, Embroidered Novelties, Value 95¢ pair Thread Silk Hose, double soles, | fast black cotton soles, . 33% to 50% Below Regular, Values Trays, $1.50, 2.50, 3.25 Cream Pitchers, $8.50, 11,00, 14.50 Baking Dishes, $3.75, 5,50 $4.25, 6,00 Soup Tureens, $5.75, 7.50 4,50, 2,95, 3,95 Fruit Bowls, $3.25, 3,95 Sugar Bowls $1.45, 2.85 to 6,75 and Spoon Holders, Hach $1.95 ed at the third floor looking down He went around to the along Poli iceman h treet eta- ira, and placed ~ VERY RESOURCEFUL. 25° 39° 58° Value $1.50 pair ° 1.10 SPECTATOR sHoT kin Hits Doehi, Who Wan Watcbing tho Quarrel, In a fight outside of the saloon owned by Larkin & Purcell, No, 197 Washing+ ton street, Brooklyn, arly to-day, Frederick Dochl, twenty-six, of No. 60 High street, Was shot ta the Jaw, and John Larkin, proprietor of the place, badly beaten, The polleo say four men went to the saloon after hours and tried to buy drinks, When refused they attacked Larkin, One drew a revolver and flrod and the bullet, missing Larkin, struck Doehl, who had come with a crowd to watch the fight, Doeh! was taken to Cumberland Street | Hospital, His injury is not serious. Mal Orders Have Prompt Attention, thing of a winter character, Stocks 8) On—These Will Imported Tulles, ‘This Falry Fabric—sheer and beauti- ful—dainty as 4 sunbeam—in charming new Printings, Chole of all.......000+ 19C Beautiful Satin Liberty. 1s, Spots and Floral designs— comes 30 Inches wide—handsome as any silk; alu 69, 138 cholce of all. , Cc The New oisuadus ied 48 a summer dream—in lovely Printings; value 59¢, choice of all,.....455 !20¢ Mercerized Eollennes. Over 25 beautiful cglors and blacks —sure to be a tri winner 10) value 39¢,s choice of all (Yi 6. pre banter pan: to-morrow Manet __ QURING A and Bullet Intended for Proprietor Line. | Yorns Yani’ “Bampeoted of Being | WOMEN'S HATS TRIMMED, FREE oF CHARGE, Sales Continued. Our Great Sales of Laces, Knit and Musiin iaderwoat and Infants’ Wear, Silks, Dress Goods, In bens White grounds with melas oer a ‘six WONTHS FOR “SAKE” NEPHEW OF WM. M’COURT. Bel Mhaven Barglar Is Sen- teneod an Vagrant, Herbert Lanibert, the young man who} obtatned moneys from yanous unsuspec! ing persons, by posing as the nephew o| Wiilian MeCourt, the [ron merchant, | unpected of being the, was arraigned fn. before | and who, Was Bellhaven buy tho Weert 8! Megistrate “a Havetiah wt ar, Court to-day, OTH AVE, & 23D ST, N.Y. Women's Belts, and every- continue--with the most phe- nomenal values ever offer] in a Midwinter Sale, The New Wash Fabrics Remarkable, Yes, Sensational Values, with Right Up to the Minute—Read Interest You :— The Now Fancy Volles, In a bewildering Lisette of Fancy Ideas—value -25¢.; enh 15c of all Mercerlzed An entirely new fabric at “the voile family—finished like a silk—comes in ast Fda? LohAbey cham- pagne, helio—imported to sell at'39c, Choice of all.. 15c We cannot promise to. fill mall or- ders, None sent C. 0. D, New Corded Dimity. dita oh Loc Vg uf 1S And rish goods brought out to sell at 19c.; choice of all. | 2ic Just to Make the Morning Hours Busy from 8 to 12 o’clock thursday, 6,000 yards of 12440. Dre 5ic Ginghams, yard..,... 98 for $10 Slip Covers, Furniture Slip Covers, five pieces, made of Belglan stripe damask, guaran- teed not to fade, including best binding and allowing 20 yards of wide width material; workmanship guaranteed; drop postal rl and man will call with samples; special, per set........ Nee 4 1b er crronen meen vpraeD oe) ' 6.98 maine ee nt [Map kiny ed Spe ae i it odoinn Thi Ont it. pehey ae Storer rnb det #00 Ba an, bin Down sade al Lon ig tI it poppy of: 1 Baye te itor se in teci-room for eh Bolld. ye Horn (for une ny, Mota oyna ‘can dor dancing betes mn ania or before tiene, he int parlor or Honie.”’ mje “A Theatre in Your ow, ‘Ther™ were adour esses present to testify » having given money to the prisoner on the strength of this atory that he was young McCourt, The effort to con- neet him with ‘the Rellhaven robberies, however, falled, and as Lambert was willing to pleaid guilty to. vagranoy, this Hea Was uccepted and he was sent 69, ' the Jaland for six months. Blue Stamps. FASTEST GROWING STORE Restaurant. serve a special B-Course: § ° NEW OLBLE B. & M. Blue Trading Stanirs every nb ®. ® Table d'Hote Linch, 2B e.y i | morning from 8,30 till 12. oo from 11 to 2,30 each day, Single Stamps trom 12 till Sat . A, in addition to our usual , ai closing hour. hy “OWN E's 1 1 4 REFUNDED, splendida lacarteservice, iC Fy I Our Bis Paeitiie You want to save money—-AND YOU WANT 70 SAVE IT ON THOROUGHLY RELIABLE, WELL-MADE FURNITURE—otherwise tt ‘would be false economy, a, Come here and chase ftom a great double floor full ofithe rarest opportunities In New York. Specials quoted here are forcible examples ot the money-savin; f Opportunities, There are hundreds of others Just as good. i oath Dining Chair, $1.59 “i $00 solid oak box Solid Quartered Oak China Closets high polished finish’ bent glass sides, seat Dining Room Chairs, ey . handsome Rhone r like cut, highly} be geal ‘ iP polished: ah cub; $2200. value, 5 e $2.75, sale prices «oi scce Parior Suit, like lustratton, highly polished frames eeha'price ¥ covéred in Verona Velour, Nene Tapestry or silk sta 19, $8 J 59 value $3; special at..... 14. 50 ¢ ° : Highly Polished Quartored Oak Sideboards, 4, like illustratior, 5+Plece Parlor Suit, highly polished, crotch mahogany frames, neatly carved,” covered in a choice sel 5.00! 33, 00 silk damask or French hana tapestry, Hise ap serpentine front, ection of imported Verona Velou| canopy top, with Value, $45. French plate mir- ‘ound Extension Tables, of solid oaks Rem Seat ten persons; reg’ ie ‘6. 98 ular price, Hyd * PICO. sesessere ee eeeeee Oak Dresser, like illustration; 3 large drawers, large DONA NTY EE, ea} NAY, BAN] rors; value $30,at Smad : 49.75 Morris Chair, like filustration, in se. lected quartered 9 oak or mahogany, xey| 5-Plece Mahogany Polished Parlor Suits, tofted bask lished fra ies. ” bevelled French ass ratchet and well constructed; reguiar price $55.00; sale pric = plate mirrors. well plier ‘indestructible ek tke Silustration, made and neatly yah heavy oak frame, covered in a beautiful. fnished; a most i ‘ inctud- y/ selection of figured and exceptional value; ; inga set plain yaselhy value 12.98 , worth $10.50, Improved Sliding Couch Bed, | iMlustration; can en apart and wi eet separate; spring fs made of heavy bands of Nickel Plated Steel, guaranteed fons; . not to sag, This couch ts made specially special, for us and cannot be purchased else. |e The offer inc'udes two mattresses f] and two. bolster covers in i fancy denim; value complete, $15.00; speclal ates .sssseaees 6.98 quartered oak and mahogany finish, Tike illustration; 7.98 Steel Enamel Beds, In 3 ft, Asbo poo 3 ft 6 4 ft. and 4ift 6 sizes, legs; this desk sells which will be placedon sale regularly at $7,50; to- morrow, At hve: -to- sate price, tation lis H Arch Top Bed, like tMustration, massive : 4,98 — asantity Boy , Bae rindi’ bead sed i 7,98 indle an lasts, atrroee foot value $12.50. Sale price “B50. Sheet Linoleum, Special at 48c. $11.00 Japanese Matting at $5.98 Per Roll fs Whether in immediate need of this floor covering or not, the (x Saving. at these low prices !s so pronounced that {t will pay you splendidiy to come here tomorrow and investl- gate this special offering. Later on prices are bound SAN to be much higher; why delay? Beautitul carpet patterns, large and small, in most every color and perfectly reversi- \y ble. Usually $44, 5. 98 if l5c A Si Garpets and Lace Gurtains. | 2 8, 7 5 bcp Scotch Lace Curtains at $050. People have Decome accustoincd to look to Rothen- f 's for Linoleum sales because our business {s of pals tremendous proportions that we always man: } re age to undersell competitors, To-morrow's great 7 7,7, re special is 2 XX Sheet Linoleum, usually soldat |", 85c, per square yard, to be sold here at 48c. a square yard—the lowest price eid anywhere, This quality is 4 yee wide, and shown in plain and tile pat- ferns; éspecially adapted for large rooms, Mey jpectal, per square yard ,,, Reversible Smyrna R ia x9; value $15,00, at... Hall 9x25 Runners, Oriental WOMEN’S DEPT. The Last of Our Winter Coats and Suits at Inventory Price, Plain and Crushed Velour Coats of fine quality, in Jacket and Blouse models, handsomely trim- med and lined, Value 20 to 45,00 42 and 46 inch long Coats of fine grade kersey, plain tailor lapped and strapped seams, all Skinner satin lined, most- ly browns, a few aL, tans and blacks, Value 20 to 35.00 44-inch long Coat of fine quality ,medium weight Broad- cloth, loose back, all satin lined, collarless effect, nicely trimmed, Bishop sleeves, in black only. Value 25.00 58-inch long Travelling Coat of very fine English Worsteds, in neat dark Hie erns, semi-fitting, box pleated Lack, entirely new model, sizes 34 to 40, Value 20 to 25,00 Near Seal Coats, $17.50 @® 27.50 Value 30 to 60,00 Prditaslte aiabini aia, sha ABB Caldas hl ie APD ile it 24 to 42 inch tong Coats of fine grade Covert Cloth? also a few tan Kerseys; all Lf them lined with Taffeta or Skinner satin, in stylish models, Value 20 to 35.00 150 Tailor-made Walking Suits, in Cheviot, Broadcloth and mix- tures, in various models, all this Season's make,in black, blue and brown, Value 20 to 30.00 44-inch long Tourist Coats,of fine all- wool Scotch mixtures, » _, yokeand sleeves lined with satin, collarless effect, with self color or combination piping. Value 18 to 25.00 50 odd Coats in Cheviots, Broad- cloths, unfinished Worsteds and mixtures, in medium and three: quarter lengths, fitted and loose back models, Value 20 to 35,00 Persian Lamb Coats, $50 @ 100.00 Value 100 to 250,00 Neck Pieces @ Muffs at proportionately low prices, Bway @ 13th St. | as Sd lS apa Clic tlt nag ia hell iS Anes a Sa SS ie lA NI RC lt i Real Scotch Lace Curtains, Renalssaice, Irish nisi Antique and Brussels patterns, overlocked corded 1.98 27.50 value $5.00, ateoee sesssorsrersere A vets; value $1.15, embrolded edges, 3% yards long and aa | 1,50 Inches wide; value $2.50; sale price..,, $7.50 Portieres at $3.75, Smith’s Axminster Rugs, 15x12; value $50.00, at......, Alexander Smith's AW cal Brussels; value 85c,, at... I @ ite Art Squares, Kea Aol j ili tae ye Ab Ty cis ry Cc oes see 1. 66 200 pairs of Reversible Tapestry Portleres, 72 inches ' grains, seii deatabene dei neeAR BL A Dhoad wide, 3% yards long, sul:able for extra wide doorsy Iran Wilton Rugs. 10.6x8, 5 value $19.98, ateeveeess Leizp Best Granite Garpety 1 bees wide; value 45c., at ve 27% very heavy fringe; value $7.50; sale price, per pair,. ry 3.75 it, - JAMES McGREERY & C0, Sale of India, Turkey and Persia Carpets, A number of fine pieces, showing the handaom- | est examples of Oriental coloring,—and in- eluding several unusual specimens, 4 Various shapes and sizes, Measurements range from 11 ft, 6in, x 6ft, 2 in, to 16 ft, ro in, x 11 ft. 10 in, $39.00, $40.00, $55.00, $60.00, $75,00, $100.00, $125,00 Value $45.00 to $175,00 200 Daghestan Rugs, Average size 34 x 54 ft. | AS NECESSARY| www ASA Www DESK CALENDAR] . The Standard American Annual, The World | Almanac 1 (f352, for 1905. 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