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14 China Sik 1a 98 Shirt Waist, | 62) Dainty Blouse, mi ) Superb quality of white China silk—perfectly woven. 27, Tastefully Tucked. Pretty Yoke Collar Valenciennes Lace (Like Picture.) Extia full blouse gives beau- tiful front effect. Fashionable new sleeves, dainty lace cuffs, For Friday, Ld leis An extremely pretty and useful waist—a positive $4 value, ; Sale at Both Stores. Conditions of Sale—fotively ony one te cutomer, WOMEN'S DEPT, Exceptional Waist and Petticoat Values. Select assortment of sample dine White Chinay Silk Waists; excellent quality; all-are claborate- borates 8 ly trimmed and smartly cut. Extra quality Black Taffeta Petticoats, thor-) ge, oughly finished anda decided reduction trom} sil the former price, BROADWAY AND 13th STREET. JOCKEY SUICIDE FOR A SLIGH Woles Barbier, tier, Besides Bel Too Heavy to Get Mounts, Belleved His Brother Had Been Too Critioal. eye. vel ae sul tEyty tite ri iF 3 = aH i imesut a ee igi sto! be met Mortha Kote, with John Barbier sald hts. brother ‘soquaintances, Yesterday morn- f i oe ae wis i Fehearing with ; scolved & note ¢rom his for money, He sent the eae Gi poeesae, te tor his brother Pats tta i tayo mi batt aken phe mes. ent) aod in & morbid mood AULEDAUSHAND ‘WHILE HE SLEPT PITTSBURG, Pa., March 30.—Michael Wovackovich, an Austrian laborer, was ‘murdered while asleep at his home, No. O15 Bmailman etreet, carly to-day by his wife, Annie, The ortme was @ brutal ono, the fwoman using @ hatchet, Tt was diecovered an hour later by a Qoarder,.who notified the police, The an seventeen foreigner were and toked up in the Penn ave- AMES MoCREERY 8.60, paproilay Outing Dress Dep't, Embroidered Linen Suite, with blouse er Eton medel Coats, 16.50 Linen Suits, with fitted or belted long Coats and pleated Skirts, 21,00 White Net Dressca,— trimmed with lace, 23.50 Plain, or “Oriental” colored Sil Kimonas, 5:75 Twenty-third Street. LEAPS TO DEATH FROM STH FLOOR Worried by Wife’s Alleged Re- proaches, Simon Blumenreioh Rushes from Room and Jumps) Down Airshaft. Driven to sulcide, {t is said, by the reproaches of an angry wife, Simon Blumenreioh, thirty-two years old, a tallor, Iwing at No. 188 Goorck otreet, Jumped five stories down an airshaft early to-day and died an hour later at he Gouverneur Hospital, One version of fhe Blumenretohs’ ‘troubles, whioh the police of the Union Market station obtained, was that Mrs, Blumenrelch was angry with her hus- band because ehe suspected him of un- duithfuiness to her, She returned only jast Thursday from a hospital, where she had been under treatment for seve em weeks, Her husband declared the stories were false. Last night, sald, husband and wife, had a heated dispute over the matter, Another version of the Blumenretchs’ troubles which the police obtained was that the wife wanted to visit her rela- tives In Hungary and that Blumen. reich objected. The couple had five children, all boys, When Blumenretch awoke this morn- Ing his wife immediately renewed her reproaches, Unable to bear it any longer, Bluemenreich jumped out of bed in hig underclothing and ran to the window opening into the airshaft out- WOMEN’S HATS TPIMMED ring on the Premises. CAREFULLY FILLED, ————— Sixth Ave, & moa, rE ‘ST A. Sa. From Noon Till 6 P. Ml, D rae Stamps From 8.30 to Noon, Single Stamps From Noon Till 6 P. M, Hor Men’s Suits IN THE UNDERPRICB BASEMENT. The [ost Sensational Shoe Sale of the Year Is Now in Progress Here. An event of extraordinary importance, involving some thousands of pairs of Women’s, Misses’, Children’s, | Men’s and Boys’ Shoes, at $1.00 a Pair---about BBeing the Entire Stock of One of the Greatest Shoe Manufacturers in America. WHAT HE LOSES YOU ‘Women's Patent Leather Oxfords, with tips, Women's Vici Kid Oxfords, patent tips, French heels, Women's Patent Leather Oxfords, Louls XV. heels, Women's Patent Leather Oxfords, French heels. All Patont Leather, One-Strap Sandals, French heels, Dongola Three-Strap Sandals, French heels. Women's Dongola button and lace, patent leather tip and tip of same. Women’s Patent Leather, button and lace, Women’s Tan Vici Oxfords, Women’s Russia Calf Oxfords. Women’s Patent Leather Oxfords, 9 Women’s Vici Kid Oxfords, All sizes, all widths, Worth $2.50 and $3 a pair At $1.00 a pair. Vv Where Can HOU als Like These? i bes ttt at 2.20 nes inet eid, SOC Men's Patent Leather Oxfords ...,...,05¢ About 150 pairs of Men's Patent Leather Lace and Vici Lace, only 1 .00 femal and 10rg0 SI800 sseseeee Misses’ White Kid oa Ld 75c dale, 11 to 2....... Infante’ and Children’s Lace and Button Viol Mid at......0,00065 Boye’ Patent Leather Lace .. Matchless Clothing Bargains. $ 6: 95 1.25 for Men’s 3.50 and 4.00 Pants 50c A clearance of the entire collection of men’s odd Trousers, which have accumulated during the past few months, Included are 0/1 our odd trousers thrown out from suits, as well as all odd pants thrown in from our great pants stock. There are pants of finest stripe worsteds, thibets, chevlots, and desirable colorings in cassimeres --regular $3.50 and $4.00 pants; all very special | 2 5 for Friday At...socsssscssseessesvees ° "9.00 for Men’s 4.00 and 5.00 Pants up to $12 Values. The suits in this extraordi- nary offer are all of standard A £5 Series 4 “este oT Sales Will Make tbsolately Matchless Sales Will Make To-Morrow SS An Immense Friday The Last Day of the Month~The Last Day of the Most Successful March Sale We Eber Held. A Day of Record-Breaking Bargains. Come to Rothenberg’s to-morrow—BARGAIN FRIDAY. : It will be aday long remembered for its phenomenal ‘values, We offer you splendid savings on every sort of Spring need, both for the home and for the person, Every departe : ment, on every floor, has prepared for this occasion with specials that will stand positively without rival, $3.00 Box Coats at $1.98. Made from all wool tan covert cloth, with false collar, trimmed with panne velvet and slik braid; full Sleeve, with handsome silk emblem; full box back, belted; reverse cuffs, braid trimmed; sizes 6 to 14; regular $3.00 coats; 1 rs: 4 on sale to-morrow dsome Silk Coats. *Great Sale of a Manufacturer’s Entire Stock of ; . Suits at Half Price. Just 400 of them, Were made up to be retailed at $15.00 to $1800, but the order was cancelled and the maker sold them to us at a most unusually low price. Examine these handsome suits, Judge the style, note the materials, workmanship and finish, and you'll readily agree with us that this % 4 most sen- sational value, Blouse models in newest pleated and trimmed styles; hand- somely lined with taffeta silk or satin; elaborately pleated skirt. Materials are all woo! broadcloth, panne cheviots or diagonal serges; colors black, brown, blue or green; all sizes; not 4 suit worth less than $15.00 and most of them are worth @ $18.00, Choice, to-morrow, at.ecse seornerstseersrroses Women's Silk or Covert Coats at $3.98, Made from fine guaranteed taffeta sflk, new collarless style, with full pleated sleeves, loose belted back, braidtrimmed and finished with ribbon, all sizes; also Covert Coats, made from all-wool tan cov- ert cloth, faney stitched flat collar, button trimmed, very HPS} sleeves, fly front; strictly tailor made, with French seams es) lined throughout with rich selfacolored satin; all sizes; choiceat, , Dress Goods. All-Wool Suitings, Worth 50c.,at 29c A special sale of 2,000 yards of 88Inch All-Wool pores Weight Neat Stripe Suitings, sott and sheer ai drapes Lap titnedrtdt in lightand edium green, light and medium brown, roval blue, navy blue, garnet and black; regular 50c, quality, Special to-morrow at ......seseee0 air Imported Silk Specials, Made from a rich, all silk changoabl 44-inch Imported Black| Yard Wide Silk Pongeo, LM dred feds blue and | browe te Crone pea Wy ten! in the popular champagne With Jace medallion and tatlor slteee Se at 7902 poeta to] S2loR, apes beautifully ing: : and washes and’ large fancy morrow Cerone ie with whiny lot well; worth barra byw brie per 39 a age! 139 A Big Sale for Boys. A Bargain Friday Event That Will Attract Wide oye Boys’ $3 Spring Suits in All Styles, at $1.79. Don’t delay if you want p profit by this extraordinary event. This announcement {s bound to make ‘ furious selling to-morrow. News of equal importance has never before been published at the opening of the Spring season. The announcement becomes still more attractive when you remember that we sell positively no satinettes or cottanades, $3 Value Boys’ Two Piece Suits, double breasted, 7 to 14 years, sd through and through woven fabrics, Russian Blouse Suits, ages 3 to 8, newest Spring shadings,Eton Sa ennnmmrrnree COINS: ‘emblems on sleeves, all pleated. ° Norfolk Suits, ages 3 to 14, oreo It 18) make and of this season's style; strictly all wool and including black and blue thibets, also eheviots and cass!meres. Tt {9 true the sizes are more or lees broken, but there are many kinds and many patterns, and your size is undoubtedly jong them, « oven you've found your size you've found a bonanza, for the ‘values range up to $12.00, 29 for Boys’ Suits, with Extra Trousers, Worth $5.00. The remarkable popularity of these sults 1s deserved, We do not stretch the truth when we say that they are worth $5.00, You will say so yourself when you see them. No store has ever sold Boys’ Suits with Extra Trousers under $8.50 to $4.00; yet our regular price {s only $2.29, and we givo an extra palr of trousers besides. And they are strictly all wool at that—and well and stylishly made from new and desirable fabrics. The models include double- ed and the popular Norfolk Lda Think, then, eidieg you get at 2.29 1.98 for Boys’ Suits Bhrich's—for......+ Worth up to 4.00, Boys’ two-plece double-breasted Norfolk Suite with bloomer pants—Russlan Blouse and Sailor Blouse Bults— nobby styles, neat-fitting garments and patterns to ; made and trimmed In a@ durable tad beta manner; ail sizes from 8 to 1.98 iat. through and through worsteds and black thibeta, in sizes from 52 to 60 walst, Every pair cold water shrunk—and at the price could not be bought by the thousand lot, At least 50 styles, No matter how muvh difliculty you have had in finding proper pants, we know we can please you from among ‘hese, Highest grade pante—imported cheviots, cassimeres, . At the §2 price this small lot will not last three pairs of pants for little more than 2.50 Sample Un- fileces Sample Underweai made of porters’ samplea; the rarest values of the cost of one pair. fm derwear at 95 Silk mercerized Usle and imported the year, in lit blue, gray and varl- long, so don’t mise a chance to get two or % Men’s 2.00 and Another Great Purchase of 5,000 French lisle; manufacturers’ and im- ous fanoy stripes; exceptionally well made; all sizes; a splendid chance for men who appreciate high grade underwear; not a garment in tite tot worth less than £200, and 2,50 95c¢ for Men’s 50c, & 39 Gc. Balbriggan Underwear. Shirts handsomely trimmed; Beavers made with double senisund French band, Made to sell for 50c, and 7 and drawers, at, garme) Thousands of Men’s Negligee Shirts To-Morrow at59c. cach Worth 1,00, They are made of printed madras cloth and French per- tale white and. Fignt and derk effects; separate cutth; the fronts are plain and plaited, and every one fs the perfection of the olirtmaker'e art; sizes 14 to 59c | dow ami threw himself down the shat, | (His body carried away several clothes- Unes in {ts descent and landed In a heap on the stone floor at Abe fey Abram Wigner, a tenant, ran to enteiah. | wwho was stlll ecaueloua, tna | “do away, go away, I want to dle,” —— —__—— TWO MENINGITIS March %.—Two deaths spinal meningitis were r lay, Mand Ma- City ns way an a William cight years old, whose arents jive In Roxbury, died at me g Prien Children’s Hospital. = KIRK'S MIGHT AMUSES Fi FAMILY VICTIMS IN BOSTON, kiio Paralyti, Aged New ean York Merchant Pays $100 Fine for Alleged Violence To- ward His Nurse in Los Angeles dg of H. B, Kirk, the aged and Nent ppnertaalty, to buy @ season's | | bipely of $1.00 Shirts at.. olaimed afterward that he broke open | the door, At any rate, when the hotel | employees got to the scene of action | they sald the nurse and the ol4 man were mixing it up ata lively pace, The charge of assault made by Mrs. Camp was denied by Kirk, but he ad mitted breaking Into the nurse's room, because he thought she was entertain- ing company instead of taking care of him, as she was pald to do. The up- shot of the mwtter was that Kirk was! fined $100, Mr. uilhg who {s now on his way His son was seen th nd med Hiphly amused at the rep rts of the aftalr, ") Know Av of the row eter ean father and Mrs, Camp," sald Ki vr only know that last summer tether had pee dels Se WRECK BLOCKS TRAFFIC, NORTH KENT, Conn., March 39,1 sections of a north’ d freight tra running v aeealen of the Ni ford (Ra end Cai station, gineec e fon, bad! his leg’ crushed so badly that amputation was necessary, He had crawled under his engine to repair a rake: 6 OOllision occurred. Traf- jens was blocked. fon wt a mile west of this rs_were wreeked, e, of the forward sec-) | wealt!y Mquor-dealor of thts city, who was fined $100 yesterday in Los Angeles, nacharge of assault made by Mrs. Camp, the tralned nurse who has king care him, were highly used to-day at the telegraphed ac- covats of the alleged violence of Mr. | Kirk, c@ he was all doubled up as the result af a stroke of paralysis when he | loft herd, Accortiing to the report from Los Angeleg, Mrs, Camp locked hermelf in her nootn, which aAjoined that ocbupled fous Chae» any ahondinar seat fib a stroke of paralysis which prostrated hire so that fis physician sald he would nave to go to California for @ rest and change.” otter eel PEARSALLS VS. RIDGEWOODS ‘The first attraction at Ridgewood on Bunday will be a game between the) | Brightons, of Ridgewood, and the Eagle | be Cc, The game Pes be. bei neee os the Pearsalis, o Millinery. $4.00 Ready-to-Wear Hats, $1.98. Made with full tucking of fine quality chiffon on brim and crown of silk fancy braid, trimmed with rosettes of this silk braid; shown in the l 98 best colors; regular $4 value: special at $2.00 and $3.50 Hats at $1.98 and 98c. The newest ideas for early spring wear; all are ready to wear and made of plain and fancy straw braids, on the newest turban, sailor and Charlotte Corday frames; all new colors; value $3.50 and $2.00, 98c at $1.98 and.. eooeceveee Sale of Straw Braid, Straw Braid, in pieces of 10and 12 yards, in Sensattonal purchase and sale «f all best colors; never before soldat such a low price; on sale to-morrow at fy Mit) half, Value 39¢., at,oeeese 9 Men’s Underwear, Offering strictly perfect medium and light- weight garments at almost 14. The purchase consists of light-weight and medium- weight ribbed balbriggan underwear, shown in blue, salmon, ort, BO natural, ‘The shirts have ar! buttons, silk edges, The pants Have double seats, strong walst bands, pearl buttons and strap daske, Every garment 19 neatly sewed and Ing and croches Wash Goods, Linens and Domestics. Shoe Values. The “Little Liberties” are counterparts of the famous Liberty Shoes as far as splendid merit goes, FOR GIRLS--Little Liberty” Shoes are made of fine soft dongola kid leather, with spring heels; -90 orputt Cc Boys’ Satin Calf Lace Shoes, white oak soles, double weights with toe caps, and 1 l O {n all sizes; worth $1.69 per pair, at..... ° with patent toe caps, medium and Cuban l l O heels, sizes 244 to 7, at, per pairs... LJ made of combed maco yarn; have double sole, heel and toe; very elastic; actual 17¢ 10G Women’s High Grade Lace Lisle Stockings, double sole, spliced heel and toe; a large 1 2 ished, thoroughly elastic, worth 12'4c,, special at Women’s Fine Lisle Thread Summer Vests, fine ished with silk tape, actual 19c. alae) 1 2 Oo sizes from 6 to 8, either lace Sizes 8%, 9,946, 10, 10% 14; strong and Aad | .0O ‘Women's Soft Dongola Lace Shoes, Women's Fine Lisle ay Cotton Stockings, yuiey of designs; actual 19¢ value Women’s Low Neck suiiniaet Vests, nicely fin 7 Cc Abevceer reeves coves Special lot of good quality Sheets, Special lot of extra heavy Bed Another lot of fringed size 72x90,seamed No Mail Orders anda limit o£3 to acustomer,at each 20-Inch Sanitary %~OO0C Diapering, 10-yard pieces speci al Atroveee General Washington. _ ent red and fra- Special To#Morrow, lic blush | Madame Flantler, beautiful nt bloomer. of the best, rican Beauty, beat red; large and fra- grant. large Paul Neyron, pink, Spreads,for full size beds, never sold for less than $1.49, special al, Fine Sheer White India Linon, value 10c, per ard; special, per yard.. 98c honeycomb Towels; extra heavy and large; no mail orders; limit 4, At CACNseccessssrceers White Mercerlz.d Stripe Walstings; reg, price 19¢,;specialat 8c Ofc 123¢ for an 18-inch short stem Switch \ 89c that usually calls for $2.00, ] e 9 8 Shades; value $4.00, @ 49¢ for $1,00 Pompadour. 98c for $2.40 Pompadour, 1.49 for $3.50 Pompadour, 2.49 for $5.00 Pompadour, y Mail orders filled, Difficult shades carefully ¥ matched, Gigantic Purchase Enables Us to Present a Tremendously Important Sale of 1000 Gouch Beds at a Price that Stands Absolutely Unprecedented! No more need be sald about this extraordiuary bargain, The beds and the price are exactly as illuse trated below, with bolsters and mattresses included, but we want to impress you with the importance of H coming Ht TO-MORROW—such a value as this may not be presented again during the entire season, $8.00 Beds complete at foran 48-In, Gray Switch, all} u % ’