The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1905, Page 7

SE OF ASHES FOR FLYCOPS Bentral Office Men in Glad Even- “Ing Clothes Make Arrests in Tenderloin, but Come Out with Ruined Togs. fWhen Dotective-Seraeants Melintee and Mullarty, of the Central OMce, go 0 the ‘Tenderloin to make arrests again they will carry along their commissions Or something better than dregs coats and opera hats to provo their identity, Getectives to serve o warrant on a woman in a West lorty-seventh street house last night they @re poorer by Bome glad clothes, while James Cassidy, of No, 62 Tenth avenue, and Gearge of No, 68 West Forty-third street, are in Jail under $1,000 bond each oharged with ossault upon the detea- tives while the lattor were in discharge of their duty, Mela and Mullarty were detalled Yost Nislit to serve the warrant and af- terward to take a stroll through the egorts in search of violations of law, ‘As a result of an attempt by the vel They wore all Uhe tugs necessary to Gistinguish them as gentlomen of leas- ure and worthy of confidence. They first w to the Forty-elghth street House to fad the woman aud were met fat the door, according to the story thoy told Magistrate Walle to-day in the West Side oCurt, by the two men and) who chased mow the ¢ them with belng four 4 and fake policemen, and then m 4 themselves by pouring over the detectives the cunatents of sundry ash eans and garbage rels found there. The ‘continued — watt comm as heard on the street b Be he we men named were subdued and arrested, (The third man Got AMEN, “detectives sald that they were in no cond to figure In A Nee station, much less in tha hh Neon y y F and ihad to go home or looked it! BAS KNOCKED OUT 3 VICTIMS Left Unconscious on Laundry): Floor While Man Who Saw Them Hunted an Hour for Po- liceman to Break Into Place. Passing No. 115 Madison street to-day | James J, Dooley, of No. 115 Bower, wmolled gas, taced th codor to the pasoment laundry of Jacob Monganstein and, looking In, paw three men stretched out on the floor unconscious. Dooley opened the transom to let the gas ont and started to look for a poloe- man. He 8 for found ont his policeman then hunted non tye Madison atrest beat a cadl nt to wmbulan had been with= yan hour and @ up and finally new Hoapt uncon itten von nee was will revoy FLAT THIEF'S MURDER’ STORY Tells Six Women He is Looking for Beautiful Girl Who Was Slain, and Calls Himself a “Stool Pigeon.” Six women, all friends, al! good housewives and mothers, arg most anx- lous for the police of the West Sixty- clghth street giation to lay hands on a mgn who gald to each of them: "Tam Joe Burns, uncle of Johnny Burns; I am a stogl pigeon, I have had elght years’ experience, I am look- ing for a girl Who Witnessed the mur- der of a beautiful woman in West Sixty-sixth, street.” Eirst this “Joo'' Burns appeared at the home cf Mrs, Bartels, No. 141 West Sixty-second treet. Mys, Bartels's davghttr, Louise, is missing from home, and she thought the murdered woman must be her daughter, “Iam looking for Annie Lawler, who witnessed the murter,'’ sala Burns. | Mrs, Bartels made haste to go to Mrs, Lawler, No. 81 Amsterdam avenue, but Burns had got there first. Mre Lawler knew ne Annie Lawler, but she Was fust as certaln sho recognized tho viption of the murdered woman Men in came Mns, Bartels and the two staried for the flat of Mrs, Thomas, thelr friend gn the floor above. Burns jhad heen ‘before them. Mrs, ‘Thomas iv Gath tla down to tell Mrs, About tt, mysterious tncle of "Johnny y the home of Mrs, Sic Woes} S.xty-third Mrs. ‘Thomas could fo nnd go to her fiend. Mrs, Blemivngs oo the upper floor, Jurts Had described the uideh to Atte, Plemminag Then Tams 3. Milly at No, 220 Xtloth, street ne six Women went to the polte and all through the might Police ‘est looked for the beauuful girl who had been murdered, Then they Degan to | hunt for Burns, pe enat Is a xonsip, or UD tain Ibe tr i lay han on MIX-UP AT MORGUE | CAUSES DOUBLE GRIEF } Father Dead, Woman Recetves No- tee that r Alno Expired, 0 of tnix-up uthoritten Morgue, in en as dead, Thamos Far: ast 'Twenty-seventh Supt, Meeks, of the Department, demanding and apology. y, fifty y 's old, Bull's Sanitarium, No. street of “day whe! Wa on Poor hunation wor at Dr Thirty. mption Hospliat eonsun tan y addreds, » authorities, gram was sent by Dapartment to same time gh a mistake at arley, at Dubota the Outdoor Poor sing her that her rothor was dead. ‘This was a double she had al- ready tei ‘am of her th Not @ medicino but a Natural Laxative Wa- for sluggish bowels, Get quick, p lief by taking half a blass On arising. Munyad! Janos, A FOR I CONSTIP W.L.DOUGLAS UNION MADE style, easy show you $3.50 SHOES wearing qualities, It FOR MEN, Men in every walk of life, In all professions and trades, the gentleman of leisure , and the workingman — all wear W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes because they are the best in the world, W. L. Douglas makes ind sells si Men’s ne 13-60 shoes than any other at Hash Thereason W.L, Douglas $3.50 shoes arethegredtest sellersin the world, 18, becouse of fitting and superior i could the differance be- tween the shoes made in my factory and those of other makes and the high ae leathers used, you would understand why . L, Douglas $3,850 shoes cost mi why they hold their shape, fit bette: jore to make, ir, wear longer, and are of greater intrinsic value than any other $3.50 shoe on the market to-day, W. L. Dougias guarantees their value by SABIE nee Ras Douglas exclusive Sag and price on the bottom, substitute, Sold in W. LL. name Men's and Boys’ Shoe Stores in the principal athay maios. Fast Color Eyelets will not Wear Brassy. cities and by shoe dealers everywhere. Boys wear V4... Douglas $2.50 and $2.00 shoes because they fit better, hold Sole shane and wear longer than j Philadotphia ‘A popula: ring Styles Maven Gan etal Ceo ‘Coron va hs Price, $3.50, $3,50 Shoe Storos in Greater New York: Street. phe NG fixe] Q2d Btrest, $13 Wihin venue ene? BROOKLYN, | the police | | | } | an| | | | 'HE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 16, |! ——————_ 905, SeasonableMerchandise nAbundance aPopularPrices Oriental Room. A Remarkable Array of Dainty Novelties From the Land of the Mikado at Low Prices. On the Third Floor of the Siegel Cooper Store you will find a most interesting little Art Store. It is so delightfully Japanese, so redolent of the spirit of the Orient, that one fairly revels in its gorgeous-hued attractions. Ay. Here one sees in all their bizarre beauty exhibitions of Japanese Earthenware and Pottery, Antimony Ware, curiously designed Metal Ware, Tinkling Chimes, Tinselled Crepe, Snakes, Geisha Fans, Lanterns and other things that seem to whisper of the home of the alluring cherry blossom and Itttle brown men and women. ' Such an assortment of Lanterns is unrivalled in New York. We supply a great many seaside and rural homes with these bright-colored Lanterns, for the prices we ask are much lower than those asked by any other store. JAPANYBN BEADED LANTERNS. in beautiful, delicate, hand-painted denigns; very neat’ and attrac. tivo, 1 § Inch round & dor. 8 Inch oval 10 {neh round 30 Inch oval 12 {neh round 12 Inch oval assortment comprising twetye Utferent shapes) and a lot 13 to 1" Inches high; each at 10. Another assortment {ncluding ten shapes; 10 to 27 inches high; each at 150 Also a very pretty variety, bracing twelve styles; pret enoh at Zhe The Displays of Japanese Bamboo Wood Are the Best in New York Stores. We describe four lines: Japanene Stoo! oawe OLS, with extra large top high; heavy bamboo legs, ¢ STOOLS em: 4 8’ in @ Apecial: made espectally for ent; sirongly constructed; hig mOrnow, 7 2 or LAMP STAND ax small tea tals ico of 7 ROXES; a full arent may, bo sed as window Feats y of alzce and + this tons: ui RTEN ht or duit ‘wi colored designs: expert J manship ts everywhere ey tarnish; upward from a. a} MO CONNECTION WITT! ANY OTHER STORE SIXTH AVE. rex TE rowan «CABS TS, EW YORK. co 12 o'Clock. Double ‘'S. & H.’? Green Trading Stamps Mornings from 8,30 TIM Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. } | | Gapestry Brussels Rugs. 200 Sample Rugs at a Sensationally Low Price. We place them on sale Wednesday at the following price: Size 8,3x10.6 Size 9.0x10.6 I75 The regular price would be $13.50, special price, . Meattings and Carpets. Sapanose Straw Mattings,| Chinese Straw Martings, roll, $7.50 grade, at 5,50 Al-yard roll, $650 grade, at 4,50 roll, $8.50 grade, at Gs 75 40-yard roll, $7.50 grade, at 50 ro ego wade at 20) Ad-yard coll, $8.50 grade, at 0.50 rolls 812150) grade: at 40-yard roll, $9.50 grade at | 7.60 d roll, $15.50 grade, at 40-yard roll, $11.00 grade, at roll, $15.50 grade, at 40-yard roll, $14.50 grade, at Velvet and Tapestry Carpets, Best Wool Velvets, including Smith's Hartford, best grade, in a choice assortment of colorings} a selection 85 of patterns to close; regularly $1.10; special, c Best Tapestry Brussels, including Smith's Hart- ford) meet cla s; a selection of patterns that have been ropped for the season; good bright colorings; regu- arly 90c., special, ; 69c ee (Slegel_ Cooper Store, 8th Floor, Front.) fra G 1 ‘ Unpowae matter of fact, stocks are larger here than elsewhere in New and can consequently sell at lower prices. Convincing proof of that follow :— Poultry Netting. x , Lawn Mowers, e } ae | adapted to fences, chicken houses, WN) MOWRR—War- most exwoting, — At- ato, 08 wie | 42 Inc e278 ned ANT gervicaably BA Mniches wide, £08 Sd inches wile, Bah 4 §0 Inches wide, E80 | Ho Inches wite, BAe 26 Inches wide, 1.58 hes wide, 8.00 Paints, Varnish and Japea-Lac. bearing foature, Ww the work more’ rap DI enn be sed er oh hard oF port woud I pLdty blew It to Vidor Paint, He, “pt site, Bho. Favoriie Gold Enan Extra large, O80 Gardening Implements. GARDPN SETS, the wellsknown Dun: lap Garden Sets, made of Cid p dest quality steel, practical and serviceable toate ‘These, not toya, and are copesiaily for “women's HPCE GARDEN SETS, conalming of | rake, Hoe and spnde; 0inch hangie, | 3 He i PTkcH, GARDEN SETS, constating uf Refrigerators, No. deop, 2 No. 481 en Nigh. md Jachos wide, use 48" Inches Jarge and heavy tos, sooket shank rake, how ated spades Tenet of “handie, 48 ee ue GARDEN SBTS, 4 pieces, oconalating of ] 18 3644 Lnehos w ec, hoe, Janke spate and spading 22) nehes deep s 5 Tho | inclies high, 20.50 B-PIPCE GARDDN BSE’ No, 442 hi and heavy tools, brace 4 lo, double 11 teeth, large hoe and door 38 tn in complete, i | 20% inohe nt DUNLAP'S FLORAL SETS, In boxes, | inches high, 24.00 compriging of short handle hoe, fork San rowel, nicely done. up in. 4 { Bee, oalened fv vee In small flower c rt) DUNLAP'S GARDEN TROW ae aT In. 30tn 458, aty Wide high, 265¢ WEL, nar: tow Ueades, designed for trane) lanting, DUNLAP’S BOCKET SHANK TROVW- Bia, mate of ‘tech, handlew ctinnot pul aut; OeInch Bike tue Hard od Hose Reel: Big-inch whee on top oo! made of hant wood a: holds 100, very durable and strong; special 1040; GARDEN HOS No. hotise wW No, 402 In A11G in Wide, 21 Inches deep, inches high, ABA 23-foot._ Ganton. Howe, No. 404 16 9416, In Finiere Wehwouplines Wide, 2 Inchew brags hora nozzle and Inohos hieh, hardwood hore ree), Ice Chests. No, 1 ts 24 Inches wide, 10 Inohos Soe ne No, ey inohien a noyvee wile, 10 Inches o,f ie sieves wide, 22 Inches de ‘ 4is it Ly 9. aire o4 wide, 90, Inchon. de ‘neh % 420 In 24 Inches wide, 15M inches 16% Inches No. 450 hos two double i on) en wide, 24 Inches, oy hi Resrigerators, Screens, Stoves and Lawn and Garden Implements at Very Attractive Prices, The Basement Stores are abundantly stocked with everything in the lines indicated. As a ork. f We buy on a larger scale this fact is contained in the items Ice-Cream Freezers, ‘eens de of Le cream W ot material malleable iron, heavily & ea vanized hoops. oat: Sf0 ana upwards” Window Screens and Doors. DOORS, var doora are made of sold "put and t, 2.00 by lumber, use th ee Ox 7 SCRERN DOORS, natural wood finish fancy dasign (in the above sixes), spec SCRERN DOORS, fancy demians, etree i OR en Die toy ADIUST ING SCR Matte in two whieh concealed Inalde the frame wine sloth covered. by Deaded to mateh outalde Mhes and Wire cloth attached | N° to iy abpited And with, fess friction. -aginch, OO; | wih ‘sect Maples, Inakina aw hand 1 Hench, 28) 8 inch, 8.800 18-Ings , | iTnisy. ovale the tre low flay and nar int R le MUNIVERSAL' TEN-INCH WHERE | Verner LAWN MOWER—Dulit identically the | a8 inch Banke Nase the Universal low. wheel | Glost as email ast. Inc Kinds. “Fas crucible steel knives; tens BLAS Inch wheels, “which. enables ik to cult Hahen bie Brass from 'hix to ten inches high, and :élobes Rs Amal) we Gta! equaliy “clover” work om “Weivoly seta a eas , nwa Where. Cho meASE 16 peraom: ovek) SMe os inctien High, oxtende tonad Pe REMY four Inches high, Gildes gracefully unt | jichear closes. at ant inchen, 283 Hoof Paint, |) Rinecehy over icine couaD RE AY aa th NO, 128, 28 Inches, high, extends, to sutton | He aarangent so rive! oh the a BHPinchtn, Betis eehien! % wane, ostaens tale) NO. 180, 40. Inch, high, extends to, 37 inched, ‘BBo Tepe t 5 M4 VERS. ARNUINGH inches, closes at Aart, MOWBT (ball-bearing). Sane Varnish or Hard ON Finish Above in construction, with the exception Oll Cooking Stoves. bt, mize, 10, -pt. al Of the ball-bearing feature, Which makes ee woes iit, ale, tio ft a much easier running mower and WERSAL" WICK ESS8 OI re ann Hs Be NeanR Be ietkeh. @.ab. "sn: | Sbeotntely, odorless.” near: and 1 Tap ASHER Se i ‘ao | powerful” burne 1 S-burner size, RROOKLYN AUTOMATIC BLUE FLAME OLD STOVES, 2-burner size 75; ti-burner alae, O25 MONARCH OV) 2 stow, lined and knowh to give i King: De » atintac ‘ Bet | aut Ook! Holey on MONAICIE wot mati sfact A-burnor #lze NTURY GAS COOKING $8, 16 Ineh square oven and broil inpartment, 8 cooking holes on top noo ASTOR GAS RANGE, 20 es high, reenlarly tran ton 7 quality, 1apge ko Cort Gas Cookers, 1G-Inch oven, large broiler door, & hol + on top, beautifully ornamented ad weil Quraple, “Castings are nickel-plated, with td aides, extra heavy cast- bs, This 60} tO-mo1 O50 wever sold lead nap (Biome! Cooper Store, Basement.) , Shrubs and Bulbs, 2 World's Great HERBS: est Srocery. WHEAT tain brand, hutritious part of the wheat berry; Gelb. aac rhank'a Santa wundry aD; e Selected shoulders ty of veal; I a Choice Wines. Several Hundred Cases of Fine Claret and Sauternes at Remarkably Low Prices. Every lover of good wine will be interested immediately in this announcement :— We have just concluded the purchase of several hundred cases of exceedingly fine Claret and Sauternes from the old and well-known wholerale firm, H. Webster Company, New York City. This firm has retired from business, and we secured through the brokers who had in charge the sale of stock on hand several hundred cases of wine comprising the entire stock of Sunset Brand Claret & Sauternes. The regular wholesale price was $4,50 for the Claret and $5.00 for the Sauternes. The extraordinary concession which we received by taking the entire lot permits us Sunset Claret to sell Sunset Sauternes § * 2.55 LES OF LZ Gukers) Sunset Sauternes in cases of 24 pints at 0.05 Every bottle backed by the guarantee of The Big Siore and the brokers who sold the wine, In addition to the above we have a most important announcement conceit a recent purchase of California Port and Sherry. More than three carloads in the lot composed of two grades of each kind, One grade is four years old and would readily sell at $1.50 a gallon. The second grade is over six years old and worth every cent of $2.00. Irrespective of actual worth, we have decided to place a price on these wines that will mean prompt disposal of the entire lot. These Great Bargains During the Week: Spte 4 years old a QOC «salon Port lore than. 4 Sheney hada 89c a gallon. There are no extra charges for jugs or packing, Savings on Hid Ghose Brands: HUNTER BALTIMORE RYE, criginal bevlng bowle || DEWAR'S SCOTCH WHISKEY, original bottling, boitle | Cc —— ———— Findlator & Co.'s Ramshead Bottling Famous Dublin Stout, Prof, Caneron, CoS, of the Roval College of Surgeons and Public Analy eo Ci of Dublin, gaya: 't have never examined & 3 no Wien the wold or nutritive eo FR 50 In the case of this Stout SPRCIAL J, Hospital Conic Wate Whiskey Special reduced 69e Bass & Co.'s Fi Imported inex Impored 7 Ale, per doz, WMatt-Vigor Builds up and 1450 strengthens. Per dozen, price for this sale, per bot, We will be Bedsteads, Bedding 00 PNAMELLED Hatrated—L hy -Ineh ot ton rails, fan roll fiNNh Hzen tw. tim $12.00 ENAME: Mustrated—1 14 4s hunt salt ¢ bottom mt Oty and tte ENAMEL HOD th cont wit $8.50 EXAMBLLE! justrat ron chills, two alm ‘ourved ft. ‘epeoial. non curved laterals and astmileht Enamelled Bedsteads. $10.00 ENAMBLLED REDSTRADS—as Tieinated t-inch cantinvous posts, heay y Lraas top rails, best enamel. in two xlzes, 4 ft in, and Enaiaelled Bedsteads, heat enamel, Enamelled Bedsteads, BEDSTEADS, a0 tI. ed. L-inch continuous pos boar tind wold ane #5450 LACQUER FINGER BOWLS, each, 100 Trgateta ios WOOD AND PAPER SNAKES, upward from Se WaT nn, DEVILED MEAT — Cu: Peatm old GEISHA FANS, made of silk, 200 nd 250 Acker ws) Mie Wa | chicken or” turkey: Ee ag ES HAIR FANS, upward from So He) f are ian the, then wy LACQUER TRAYS, Se ‘tall quar," NOVELTIES FOR CURIO CABINETS, upward from /e native yee Mount virnon rye, | ¢the." Bias BRONZES, various shapes, used as vases and incense burners, | HENne = Fancy! now i bane HS | maMOUe? oc HB upward from 4.00, 5.00 93 6,50 AP AR SUE or cllen ; i imealyi # ath, Be, sat Im) VATR'S Og TOM, GIN, (Siege! Cooper 8 Pee, Ae cubity, BYR: | CaCOA—Townes'® Welle] ag, Ot! 6 a old; Tull Der eae, §B.90; Der Dopo, Third Fivor, Front, sin St) FRTRe remilariy: 100, Oa Waa HM Sabla a Store, Fourth Floor) |e = ‘- ——— | 1) Fl ; BY 6) } Wetat Bedsteads and Redds Sor the Ome tn Vummmer-UIme. (NY, Mso Folding Fron Couches and Mattresses at Very Much Less, Chan Usual Prieos Go-Morrow, ready to-morrow morning for another decidedly important sale of Metal and Iron Enamelled Bedsteads. | Me In oentre of head and | In two sizce— ft, O In, and | 4 ft special, | teed 2 1) RADSTBADS, as jl. LINMOUN yosty: top und 6.00 sooo ENVSELL ED alee BR Des SQ | Bedsteads Brass Bedsteads. | | 88 BEDSTEADE—I-inch continuous | Be aT onmeations: With iat: eral and top rails, be ba jy lacquer: A WOK 17,15 DBNANELLED 18° QQ Bika WA Inch posts, very iy tC Brench lacquer and Folding Couches, It will be seen by reference to the details that the PRICES ARE EX TRAORDINARILY Oo} he opportunity is one that will appeal with particular force to those who are for Summer hotels, cottages and the like. . Enamelled Bedsteads, provid ng Mattresses. Top 2.50 4.50 AM gage extra WHITE go gg WHITE DRAW- 28. 00 exis BACK 95 QO i e, No. 1 BLACK DRAW- 21.50 Hine oe x DRAWINGS 20.00 $8.00 No. 2 SOUTT AMERI- 14,00 MIXED HAIR 12,00 Box Springs OD HOTTOM MAT super rte WM) Now 1 MATER DSSES, SPRINGS—tor metal Dedatends— Cee taney ticking wl eae Hiren!’ epectal, : 7.50 Wire Springs. IN all sizes, 5.00 tice | 2B Fated, xtatignapy aldees sheath ea tii sizes, Aine te Oa BU. | idee, #80 £ led Cribs. NUNds al ses, BBO name . RINGS, all sizen, 23 } White Enamellea Bedsteads. 7 Hs Colored Enamelled Chins, as vest construction, | Mattresses. R888 Mn anu ie draw Toxine, ‘sip, Se HBS | perce oh gheawne rs for Fh ng Og ' UN Be 8) rT i Forbid’? frameniy No. 1 Combination FOLDING COTS (wood frame Mattresses, FOLDING COTS (wobd frames Sinner hs | 7 110) Tron FoldingCouches. | ) CANVAS IRON DIV DIV IRON COUCH, very pi ahd wiotul and comfortat : elses and balatera; wuAranteed FOF sturabiiieys 8 TRUSSES a P| s.50 No, 2 COTTON ( FRESSEA csoeessssseees Hae?