The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1905, Page 5

j ARIBERT SACKY 1S EXONERATED Bupposed Count, Accused by a Boarding-House Keeper, Dis- charged in Police Court—His | Arrest Denounced as Outrage y/ Stillness fell on the court when Louie r ‘amibert Sncky, the distingutshed-| Zucker, of No. 159 Fourtecnth street, / oloing Gerns..n who was arrested last| Hoboken, was arraigned ‘week upon complaint of Mrs. Charlotte|corder Stanton to-day charged with Day, proprietor of a boarding-house at KNo. 839 West ‘Dhirty-fourth stroct, was jarraigned yesterday morning before ‘Magistrate Wahle, and after a full hearing was honorably discharged, Immediately after his discharge Mr. Packy's counsel said: “It appears that Mr. Sacky woltintarily given to the boarding- house keeper a memoraydum, in which he acknowledged himself in her debt fo the amount of $83. Accordipg to his wtatement, which {s corroborated, he feigned tls paper as a matter of ac scommodation to a friend, a former partner of his, who had been boarding ‘an the house, and was unable to dis- charge his ihdeptedness when he de- @ired to leave the premises, but prom- fwed to do so subsequently, Mr. Sacky twas not informed that the bill had not been discharged, and so hls arrest upon | his paper, without notice to him, was 1 without ex- | isoharge yenterday orhing in the police court showed, The Bolice did 3 Backy great In- Yustice hy giving out to Lhe newspapers f|@ statement that he had been arrested before for victimizing hotels. A nan of the namo of Secky Was, tt appears, arrested on complaint beating his wife, Zucker looked quizzt- cally at the Kecorder and then whistled low and long. Four men packing heavy baskets at ‘the top of which could be seen the nooks of several hundreds of bottles, entered the gate and tovk up a position inside the railing. “Here, what's thii ed the eur- prised Recorder, “If Your Honor, ploase," said the prisoner, “these have been ‘the bano of my Wfe. There are three hundred patent medicine bottles in those bask- eta and my whfe hag drunk up every one of them. Since our merriage she has had three hundred distinct all- TRIED TO LYNCH BREWER DRIVER Mob Attacked Him After Being Arrested for Running Over Man and Police Reserves Forced to Take a Hand. had cure, as ‘of ‘the Hotel Reville abet a vear ago, but Aribert not the man and {9 wholly } He Is not Indebtec E proprietor or to @ny boarding-h jn any amount | Whatever, ‘The obligation whfah he ex- | Scuted to Mrs. Day was not on account of his own indebtedness, but for an- ther." orRtibert Sacky Is also vouched for by nals ay hile’. Dowd, an Uinw, of Jo. Broadway, who say t ho ho 5 eo eK y Inca social und be) John McPielding, an feeman, of No. fnerx WAY, and that hia arrest was a Gross outrag a Mwo Lincolu Pall-Dearers Alive. Two of the ll-bearers of in the nelgyborhood, Ignorant of just JAbraham Linco ing, Henry iG. Worthington jer H. Cot. froth. th were Congressmen at the 1 timo, and bot him. D hare elghty years old at 9 fresent, i | ments, SAYS WIFE TOOK 300 BOTTLES OF PHYSIC—-A DOSE IN COURT Wife Charges Husband with Beating Her, and He Exhibits 300 Empty Bottles to Recorder-—**You’re Both Discharged,” He Says, Hivery time #he reads @ paper she wets a new one end then it's righ . |to the drug store before Ree | hat she Wants then ahe sends po: age stumps. “It certainly looks like a wound-up | aug, store, said the Magistrate, ‘“Bhat's not ail,” continued the man, warming up to hig troubles. "She had 0 when We married, and t as a jwarriage settlement, a hundred t {t? Then } been the_ loc! No, on a trousseau and, the other $500 went In patent medicines.’ . Zuckel wife took the chair. ited when on the "Excuse me," into her reticule sho powders and took preor! he arpazed, and on the face of an 'I-told- ou-ao"' exprosaion, youre both, discharged,” oald the! Recorder, and they went their waye, | she said and dipping tpping _/THE WORLD: I¢ they haven't times. r left tho stand, His | Hanily ‘had she | She caught eight of | wall, out some & dose according to Recorder looked was | bent on violence who knew what had | occurred. Most of them thought there had been a shooting or » stabbing, and they demanded blood with much vigor that the reserves of the Elizabeth atrest | Jatation had to be onlered out to dis- perse them. MoFielding was delivering {oe from the wugon of the Olive Ice Company, of No. | | #8 Pearl street, wagon came thundering along Len: | hart didn't seo MoFielding unt! he was | under tho horses’ hoofs and then {t was wheels of the wagon passed over the man, breuking his leg Ho also received internal | {njuries whieh may kill fim. The minute Lenhart saw what had | happened fhe jost his head and jumping | 103 Madison street, was run over in| fom the seat of the wagon, started | front of No, 10 Baxter street to-day, | t Yun aivay, Thero were yells of “Btop Whe. Frank Lenhart, the driver of the him?’ and {t was enough to tet the ex- | wagon, attempted to escape the Itallang | *it@dle Tlaliana ablaze, A policeman fin- | ally caught Lenhart at Franklin etreet what hv happened, became excited and arid then the avenging mob got around too late. and his The thigh. after Lentiart was cavght wanted to/him and demanded blood. But for the timely arrival of the reserves some vio- here wae hardly a man among those | lence might have been done. |piano warranted \bargains. Price: when the hrewery' |1'on payments of ery free, $225 to $400 |for cash or on easy payments of '$5 to $10 per month, Every) s from only | Send postal for catalogue, 'Horace Waters & Co.,| Three Stores: |134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St. |127 West 42d St., near Broadway, | \254 West 125th St, near 8th Ave, | ef MONDAY EVENING, WATERS PIANOS \have maintained a high reputa-,|! ition for over sixty years for, fine tone, solid construction, {careful workmanship and great, jdurability, Prices from | | Also 20 good Upright Pianos \(some only little used) at great, $50 to $150 | $5 per month. |) | Stool, cover, tuning and deliv.) $3.00 worth of goods free for 1,000 Stamps $1.50 worth of goods free for 600 Stamps HENRY STEGELY MERCHANDISE M DISCOUNT; STAMP | es hy Ay sh, New Dress Goods’ Styli Main Floor, —S ve. per yard for 69c All| 27e per yard for 100 pieces of 30 inch all pure im- 97 ported French Challies in 50 different styles to select 27 m | from, Regular 50c and 6¢e value, 9 per yard for 60c All 3 ec '39e Wool Voile, 38 inches | wide, in all the leading Wool Zephyr Batiste, line of street and evening shades, | shades of Spring & Summer wear, 38 inches wide, ina full White Goods! Wash Goods! Towels! Sheets! 61-2c per yard instead of 121-2c Black and white checked mercerized finish cotton tatfet 8, very popular for shirt waist suits. Main Floor, 1Cc Instead of 15c Silk Mull, all shades, 27 inches wide, chiffon finish, 12 1-2c Instead of 19¢ to 23c Silk effect Foulards, newest browns, greens; tan effect Voiles, plain and iancy designs: Washable Ch $ linen tinish and linen efiects Plain Suitings. amerey Some rnre bargains for shrewd shop=) _ 6Ve per dozen for 85c bleached Dine pers, ‘The tollowing items will be worth | ner Napkins, extra fine quality, : investigating: 30 a Ge per yard for Fine Sheer India © per yard tor 450 Dem Linon, aso Vicon Lawn and weet ape PER gully, 88 Inches, wi Dimities, Value 10c, Ae per yard for Black India Linon, 12 1-26 for 16c large Turkish Tow- els, all-white and colored borders, fast color; worth 15c, 19¢ per yard for 29¢ to 350 fancy 12 1-2¢ each sor 500 hemstitched | Pillow Cases, value up to 15e. weaves in Madras, Panaimas, Cheviots and Oxfords for weists; white cotted Swisses, white Dimities with dotted effects, | $B for full size Sheets with wide 29¢ at jae Fine English Made | hem, no dressing, 81x90 inches, tas, a very fine, soft finish, Neat de-| Ge per yard for unbleached Muslin signs, in cluding dots and small figures, | 36 inche 5 it r Soid in all leading stores at 39, | price 7e., TAG Conme SER StS Featlet A Special Drug Sale Matn Floor, Mall Oraers Fil B10 Bue, alee Spee Bie, or 0, Bu Fr Bar 29¢ |; BBC Phot Ruvber Gloves for house- work, for pint of 10c Violet. Am monia for the bath; Tae per auart xtra 25 pound Sugar In atorijized Sion y ay Standard he, mize of York for 81 and te Plaster; | 9s, det ino 780 Bo iin cle Hair Remover, for 500, mize 37c Nooeld Hatr Tonle. for 4 ounces 1De FF sf, ourene Boap and Bhampoo; B8h0, far one ouncy 150 Hrews puree Fiower'ana Cucums OF | her Skin Woody. very o 4 ounces, fhe, ne of aitaer; und. for Ehvomn Baits and Dlcarbonate of Soda, 16¢ "1, 4pm BP, Parogoric, Ci phorated oll, Cane tor Ol, Glycerine, Spirite ' of am: Bnor, Mawenee Ginger, Fluid Bx: tract" Caacara Syrup of Rhubard, Specials in .|Moth kreven- "i tives A WICH ee Okage ‘Bane: wre ed Fate | tor M 3 Te (it nw aR ig? a RS, Py on, 10¢e%") 2-ounce cakes of Greon diive O11 Cy +P pon 8-pound ba. than " 16e Py Pony Castorta § for 26 nd Bas 1 ober ) for Ha Son BHO: BB: Specials tn | Sram hase ft Halr Tontes | bernmita o"8 ine Getloats. niin Bentley: | 45e 39c¢ One Stamp Free with Every Ten Cents You Spend! The Newest in Silk per yard for 50¢ cole fancy Summer Silks for shirtwaists, 8 dresses, kimonos, etc, per yard’ for 85c All Silk Shirtwaist Suiting in fancy taffetas and; printed warp changeable taffeta. | children’ pide dsheeate! and collect no other but “The Little Red Stamp with the Big Cash Value” Male Floor, 29¢e ored and 65¢ Silk Crepe de Chine, 25 inches wide, i i Of sireet and evening shades, including. tle gin’ cream, Per yard at 38e, half dozen Main Floor, We Repeat Our Successful cluding black, white 39e Men’s Special Collar Sale Men’s 15¢ Collars; 6 for 48c 1,000 dozen linen Collars for men, shapes, These collars are all illustra anyi according to number, and we will send them, a We offer you the choice of 1,000 dozen fresh four-ply collars at Factory Cost. e sold regular. Order by num be worth 27¢ a The ly at 15c is that the trade-mark ber insted, The trade-mark may not to you, these 6 for 480, for 7Sc ng cut, If you cannot come, select your sh only difference between these and thos ff, save it and buy inst dof the usual © New goods, correct ted in the accomp- ape perfectly new, 48c for six Lace Robe Sale We have exact! and only one, two and three robes a ly 100 ready for Tuesday morning, Te of any one kind, They are the showroom and travellers’ samples of this season’s Main Floor, Wash Robes, Brussels Net Robes, English Eyelet Robes, Lace Combinat ion Robes, Linen Embroidered Robes, Handkerchiet Robes, Embroidered M Robes for outing wear, seaside wear, graduation wear, commencement exercises, in fact a collec- tion of Summer Robes that’ in variety, $10.00 $15.00 Robesat — Robesat Robes at $20 and $25 ‘8 bewildering $30 and $35 Robes at $4.98 $8.98 $12.9 8 $16.98 A Sale of Glassware and China 15¢ 49c y decorated with gold on thin, blown glass in @sorted colors and ach for 25 Gryatal Fi isteidinbeal ee ach for English ‘ 3¢ 25c tines, 1c and Saucers, ZB sch for Pres Pitchers, 4-pint Ished goods; value 39c, 15¢ each for Oatmeal and Fruit Saucers, nicely decorated in a white and gold foraldecoration; worth 60c per dozen, each for 50c Decorated Porcelain Cereal Jars, nicely decorated. All each for White Porcelain Tea Cups Cut Glass Nater size; finely pole each for White China Meat Plat- ter, 12-inch size; worth 3Sc._ tor Glass Table Sets consisting of 4 pieces (like ot all large ished in M | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS. WORK MONDAY WONDERS, MAY 15, 1905 A Tuesday of Sensational Specials Coupled with the great list of store attractions adver- tised for Tuesday, in the newspapers of Sunday, we have prepared this sensational aggregation of specials for the ONE DAY ONLY. We will not be able to fill mail or C. O. D, orders for anything in this list, as quantities are just about big enough for one day’s selling in the store. Every ftem ts at a cut price— away below actual worth, or what you can buy the same thing for elsewhere, Try to be here to-morrow, It will mean dollars saved to you. Nota single item but what is undoubtedly in yout category of “things wanted,” Silk @repe de Chines; 2,50 Girls’ Wash Dresses: A\\ yorde: olor Peseta ai the ‘beat awtylen; flnagt matartals | alors 25e |i i .98 Pure Silk Printed Foulards ear: White lisle dn ae full re wentation of patterns; all | or Ra, all woes Pe Dae G iliac rt tne BDC Taffeta Blouses: Bick; hali| Men’s Negligee Shirts: Fine length; looms model; also Penu de) Coried — Madras; ~ neat patterna on eee eee, Tene, OO! BOS iawn '35e | *§ Gloves: 12 and 16 Shire Watst Suits: Finetaiets| Women's Gloves: 12 and 16 [J] & Bimele and new colores elegantly: made| title” soiiar shee (or a.ioe at ty pte 18 3, O| Bed Spreads: Large size; good modi wm | White Batiste: Fine quality ty igs OSC) cul iowa einai? sth £7 Women's Imported Vests: u , Swiss ribbed; Usle thread) very_ sheer Crackers; Manhattan Biscutt Co.'s and ties Worth We; for BSE Sa Pater semsieesy waren 10ch, Ge Rey en sented: Tomatoes: Trophy brand; redripe Wo tiled Imported Lisle frult, sulld packed Fy Ge MERA worth Hone: Gauge; very sheer also medium | {oss j acne can ¢ Linoleum; Large assortment Gen- Rugss Smith's fine Axminster Rugs, theoiat mt 02, 82" 22 16,50 Go-Carts; Solid reed with recline La wa Settees Made of hardwood; Millinery: Chip hats; all the pop- special at ‘Tio . Union Linen Huckaback; ends, special, at, each Sheets: Hemstitched Sheets madeof ard bleached sheeting: Zoe a atand size 64x90; worth 55c,; special Table Damask: Pure white wide} heavy bleached; 64 In, i 33C choice now pattern; at, vases ip Napkins: Pure white mercerized natin damask: neat doslgns, size fit 19x10; worh $).00 dos; a SVE I iar moves: th vrown, red, bl a. Prt Fabanca: In. brown, red, ue SO PC | ules anaes eer Ot SOC Mohair Brilliantines: Plain Millinery: Ready-to-wear; sallor nlors and y effect FARES Wldel Woreh oe h ool Nun's Veilings: Fabia § 42 inch; all the best shades of. the worth te Se yard, at. @ravenctte Goats: Tan or Ox. styles; trimmed wings, of wor ot ‘nucetat “at Tana Cone c Ribbons: A\\ silk taffeta Dresden ribbons: all popular shades; Worn Ste. vards pecan aten LIC Dining Chairs: Made of Solid ‘ord oman’a handles [ fering word iy oNAG'S Se DS one, wast rave a ee BO” sine fi fopehedddl Mow eee wort i | Parlor Brooms: Good quality OO; epeclal Ativresiceees Me Gorm Neweds wortn Be: apee- The 25 foot hose, | in! at ‘ % Garden Hose; hardwood | reel and ‘worth $4.00; 1 Boys’ Suits: Washable Russian and Ballon mults worth $1.00 and AS Ohee 181.50; spectal at brass vith, sist yBz1e; AS 5 SURREAL HTH HEHE HH SH ER at ifs aa “¢ Y BUOR MAL Xe CROCK RN RRB BE RY eK OO RK ‘ tGREAT PORCH : SCREEN SALE. : 000 Outside Bark Porch Screens, At Prices Less Than Those Prevailing in the Wholesale Market, i Three feet wide by six |Foar feet wide by elght feet long ..... 29¢ | ie long IEE 49c SRRER ASR RSS six feet wide by alx Six feet wide by elght K OCG TONE ocr rceescsces 59c feet LONG .iscseee eee at 74c ] ) Eight feet wide by eight | Ten feet wide by elght LOGENIONE sounrinventees 96c feet IONE viiscseeerees 1.24 % Twelve tect wide | QA by cignt tect tong, Bring your measurements or send mail orders for these Pore Screens, and same will receive our prompt attention, These screens | contain pulleys and ropes, i (HEMRAR RARE RRR RE RHR WR ON BK a RRR ae at a 2 | Ladies’ Neckwear Offerings | .of Dependable Mervt at Small Prices. Point Gauze anfi Venice Lace Stocks (an importer's sample line,), all colors and styles; worth from 20¢, to 0c. each...+ The latest Pique Coat Sets, collar and cuffs, all white and white with biue or black binding; value 89c, set....... ee RES 19c 25c 400 styles of Wash Stocks, all the avwest effects, white or colors, lace wand made ue 3896 to v and embroidery trimmed; also 50c., each .. 6,000 strips of Ruchings, enough fur a collar, white, colfra; worth 10c..... SO NOnN COL c NOT ICD Ht New Veilings, plain and fancy mesh, with or w 4 hi spots, large solection of designs, value 25o,, yard 10c it ORC A HH IC I 2 RI : it BRIE Sampson's Oilcloths. 36 Rolls of Alden Sampson's Ollcloths, in all widths, thor- oughly dried and seusoned, value 30c. sq. yard, at, spectal,,, 19¢ Wild’s Cork Linoleums. | ) 60 Rolls of Juseph Wild's Genuine Cork Linoleum, in a large variety of designe, sumo hand-made goods included; value up to 890, 39 # | C x) ‘ ie e it) black’ and square yard, at, special. . THE NAMM STORE Y SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, Double ‘S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week {fom 8.30 Till 12 o’'Clock, Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing our. Jor Guesday the Sieget Cooper Store has made exceptional preparations. All the needs of the season are here in abundance, and are priced in a way that meets with the keenest public approval. Every floor, from the basement to the conservatory on the roof, will feature remarkable values Tuesday. To-day’s announcements in various papers are but mere hints. 60,000 Handkerchiets. “‘Seconds’’ tor Wen and Women. The entire stock of ‘seconds’ and ‘‘misweaves” of two manutacturers comprise the lot—2,000 dozen for men and 3,000 dozen for women. The imperfections are almost imperceptible. A dropped stitch, an oil speck or pintole here or theres otherwise the price would be from 1 5c. to 50 The Men's HANDKERCHIEFS are tape bordered and hemstitched, all pure linen, The women’s HANDKERCHIEFS are Swiss embroidered, scalloped and hem stitched im beautiful new embroidery effects, The entire lot on sale on two special tables at, each, I24c (Blegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front, 18th St.) Wright’sRust Form An Ideal Garment A form and corset combined, No hooks —no c! no Iacing—no other ccrset necessary. It gives the wearer a medium and perfect figure, an erect shape, and added ore Nitadied! brace as well. jade in ba- teetad Evgtih mans” 1.50 » 2.50 Other Large Displays. We are also showing splendid astortments of new Summer models in batiste and coutil, straight front, dip hip corsets in R. & G, W. B,, P. Ns, Royal Worcester, Kobe, Thomson Glove-Fitting Sonnette, Prices range upwards from 1.00 Contre.) (Slegel Conper Store, Second Floor, SampleShoestorMen & Women Women’s $2.00 OxfordTies, 98c. Tans, black and odd shades, such as are used in. samples ty travelling sale: Some of from handling, but 1 Among theve are also a lot in all sizes of a cheaper grade, enness Miller $3.50 and 5.00 Sample Shoes, $1.95, tamp'e shoes and oxfords in this lot, Being samples, there are naturally th i laerdicay dl hatcanftie petty UN ed aa pia erase ty If, Raves ete cide ere aes various patent leathers; most of these are hand-sewed either welted or turned soles. You may be wre your syle is here, no Matter what your fancy is, There are all sizes in the sale, though the very finest ‘ones are in sample sizes. Women’s $2.50 Shoes, $1.39. Soft vici kid bution and lace shoes, well made, stylish and yood wearing + most of these have kid tips, and the sizes are principally 2% to 4—the only reason for this low price. * Men’s $3.00 Shoes, $1.65, Vici kid and velour calf lace shoes with Goodyear welted soles, made on elegant fiting nyles, all sizes. 9 Men’s $3 Oxfords, $1.95. nt leather blucher style oxfords, This season's best styles, in all sizes, (Siewel Cooper Btore, Second Ioor,) Vici hid and pe 77 ? SUrniture, Morris Chatrs, Bentwood Chairs, Dining Chatrs and Bedsteads, |UESDAY is always a very interesting day in the Furniture Floor. To-morrow it will be more so thanever. And this Bont Wood Chairs, Store on the 5th is why: Morris Chairs. IMPORTED BENT woop CHAIRS; genuine imported Chair, manufactured in Vienna, and made of the famous bent wood, cane seats, and can be had In golden oale or Imittation mar hogany fintah, 1.50 $11.50 MORRIS CHAIRS $7 5 ian j}uatated) $11.00 PORKLS CHALRS (aw i)ussrat or imitation mahogany, tn oud ot tinw etait: | aera carved posts, and complete With © Cnamelied Bedstoads, ‘ushions, rovered with the Of figured eretonnen: wpa: notes fo not homes! A00eT rag corn 2,00 Diniag Chairs. rc) newent cialis 8 also vel piINin cuarrs — A* siivatrated —made of solid quartered 08k, box ecats, strong: ly constructed | Splendid Bedsteads for and highly pole |summer cottages and hotels} fished; cane 3 sizes, 4 ft. 6 in., 4 ft., 3 ft 2, $0.00 NAMELLED BEDSTEADS, a Ae rated, one-inch posts, heavy later leather moat, nd chille, brass top rails mnd vases: 14 in 8 since—4 ft, Gin., @ ft, and B ft * 400