The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1905, Page 4

‘a ore “Dos Pot 8, MATTHEWS CASE SE CONVICTED, Justice Davy Makes Sweep- ing Assertion in Deny- “Abraham H, Hummel, the well-known | igri tnwver, 4 with conspir: Rticarec: ‘divorce ‘@tived the most serious t has 8 Ripsoees Jerome from for * Argument for permission to inspect n ) the Grand Jury minutes took piace Jast mont Hummel, also under cperapriad Jerome ¢ at ‘merved. _ fon there is sufficient evidence to su @ufficient evidence to warrant a convic- _ Hon.’ The defendants “palled to the bar to plead, but were pre- ‘vented by the Interposition of ra “Tastice Davy finally over )Mr. Jerome asked that the Moth ‘men be set down for Sept. 18 and “Well, we'll go on then mules fa writ from the F s torted the Dist a . e 4s ' Used pia nos: low | pi vices. mar, and Schube AMEL MAY [MOSS ATTACKS | “BOND” SYSTEM Soathingly Arraigns Attaches of Harlem Prison for “Running” for Certain Professional Bondsmen—Forfeits One Bail COURT ASSERTS _ ing Lawyer’s Motion. | sitting in Harlem Court to-day, peathingly arraigned the ttaches of the Harlem Prison as & uit of allegations concerning ceariain ving ‘eun- Mnetstrnte Mos: lawyer, indictment and suborna- fon with the of perjury In con: Muhrman. fred and in his fight to had been Justice Davy, ae thar he had abuse d attempied to break @ low -old boy over his knee. he man under thres * ace bonds, when the wif. John D, Lindsey appearing for sPoke up and svd: "Why Judge, he el and Johp R. Dos Passos for | Was sent up for three months June 17} jamin Steinhardt, a former partner bY Magistmte Mayo. an} the keeper of lotment. Dis- 18 got bim a bd | ass posed the mo- Ns imel's motion to lieeoest the Grand | Sea minutes. Se: and after rais ne in counsel had se the Grand Jury and in my optn- the indictments, and I might say sble for you It that $100 bond were immedistely Say aware of dis client's ‘SLEEPING MAN KILLED BY FALL FROM CHAIR. a de-| by their attorneys. demurrer was argued at length 1 ite] us of | James Averans as done. nice of you to give vs so much said Mr. Dos Passos to Mr by Jave a sra the firs: floor | HE advantages of Linen over Cotton is never ques- tioned, It’s the clothing material in tropical countries. It’s used for bandages by all surgeons and nurses in preference to cotton for its sani- tary properties, Your collar is cotton | unless stamped “Linen” according to Law, Jn indelible ink Collara at your about Collars.” | RINGLE, COLLARS' Misses’ Wear | | EXCEPTIONAL VALUES | LINEN SUI1S for } mall Women, long Coat Model.. 14.50 | LINEN COATS, waite, st model......66....5 8.50 | WASH POPLIN SKI is, white. 3.75 | ALSO /R SUITS, lawn and linen, variety of styles. | Formerly $18.90 to $25.00, 10.00 and 15,00 WASH DRESSES, variety of models, 6 to 14 years, 3,75 06.75 | Sdroads vay &H 1916 Street SHIRT WAIST & Sizes 14, 16, 18 SAIL Five s Your juare pianos. choice at $5, VC clearing--*10 down. For Friday, July 14th. Orgies dman Upright, $100 ters. & Son 115 pright 1 Krakauer Upr 125 1 Kranich & Bach 1 il ys repre ent f iovect ns t 175 baad beew used only bong 3 ul bar- rics fie i i our ens M slip atly used Gab- All are returnable for @mousit paid within one year any cne of new pianos, ich inciude svch celebral kes as Packard, H. & S, G. Linde- lor planos ‘THE’ WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 138, 1905, TH for al pure feod problem are going on each day. lessons in economy the watchword. St. Gall embroideries at 10c. OME an embroidi have never _ Sample strips embroideries. Se, for values up to 7 3 It is seldom you get the test or tr embroideries at such the most exc’ Irish ench hard w Edgings, insertions, Te. a $1.50 embroidered flouncings at 75c. That's ranged to please the litt id take advantage of this sale. These eries, the very height of this year's style, ®. Main Floor blind and open- to 8 in. wide— 0 availed them- {fer on Monday vubtless welcome this second sale. for values up to $1,00. opportunity of securing St. Gall's best manufacturer of English nies of witle double rede beadings, | corset cover widths. ear these short le cluster: yard to c! gths. | 25¢ good quality cambr lent styles of c le ones, season's supply Ss of tue’ yles of of lace. Smart Tuxedo suit at *10. eK KNEIPP- LINEN MADE IN DENMARK FROM IRISH LINEN YARNS it shirt one wants to your Gro |GAIL EVAPORA BORDEN’S Offerings that rank among thos Just note the vached, 2 our pric beautiful can put them on at once, and wear th almost an entire season $ 1 2.00 Suits, all well ored and in collar an iol and white. $3. 75 for se orings—all fresh and rawers You know Kne Physi Kneipp bra is reasona) opriate cost h eyelet rob is sale is about “HL 's the list:— $14.50 for robes » | $19 90 for robes worth Select hali » dozen and save hal. on the supply — come Loemor row or early Satur+ doy morniny, as the lot is limited. 1.50 white and colored p negligee shirts at $1,00 t would charge from $2.50 . out this lot, yst—this opportunity suggests ads doing It at a trifling cost ceries: (Peerless bran’) | TED CREAM; half 4 family stze; dozen 50c.; 4 cans 19C! i ponie HAMS 5 it MPSON re AS Fou 1wINnNG— oOo SES tae | fest Wake REN OM, TONED jarlly Pyaeat fit 1 ELOH NU u t *CALMFORNIA Delieut eth Pe S7o LA asY's P yur K Hh BACON Fitin y come here and s costumes they are—reason how er | $2. 50 for butch skirts — several models i champagne and oyster Main Floor, 68Cc laited Never before sold less than ‘$25. e nevi you through Main Floor. for up to $21.50 linen and a variety | et the Southern hen. Rice Alt BAKED BEANS 1 Navy. ERE’S something bats going on every minute- 1. We want to make Friday and Saturday morning children’ s days—come and bring them all. Free samples, fans, artis why your presence at this show will prove protitable. Come and see the Dog Show—Hoy’'s Minstrel! Marionettes—A’ Gra Revistodor De Sosa, the Magician—It’s an entertainment especially ar- Sirignanos, the famous Italian leader, with his Orchestra furnishes a treat for the music-loving public. Then there’s the chicken incubator, where you see the little chickens come out of their shells, and many other amusement features. July clearing sale bargains. To-morrow and until Saturday 12.30 There’s not a department in the entire store that does not contribute remarkable values to this great mid-summer trade event—all seasonable merchandi decided reduction. Manufacturers are now planning their Fall goods; their surplus stock of Summer merchandise Every piece of merchandise for this great July clearing sale is marked very much below cost The annual pure food show! Free samples! laughs for the little ones ic picture cards and instructive booklets to all. lr aa sw comes to us at a sacrifice. Four great bargain tables loaded with these excellent value: and hemstitching. set covers to choose fri bric $3.50 y oeiee underwear at 1.50. t few d p pure linen underwear is the most hygienic underwear manufactured, Clearing sale of musiin underwear at 25c. E'RE going to make Friday a memorable day in our m arrangements made just one month ago, when we agreed to output of a for drawers and corset covers 500 dozens of night gowns “50c I du’ mall but well-known manufacturer of inexpensive st cts, made ¢ a nubt the | \ W ome and secure a of drawers, all made . trimmed with full umbrella flounc There are also excel- of square and V neck s\ pretty embroid jons— the as) Youll say they gowns you've ever seen, $1.00 for nainsook gowns, prettil over styles, with yokes of f ss en full or fitted effe videry and hemstitching: T? -MORROW and Saturday—we've gathered the odd waists from the different lots throughout our stock and placed them on one large bargain table at 50c, You'll find the selection unusu- | ally good—some with tailored plaits and hemstitching—some have 50c | small blank dots—worth up to $1.00—special at. nd Floor. 51.98 for lawn waists worth up to 53.50. Those handsome, exclusive styles so dainty and smart and so effective for Summer wear—entire front made of broidery between—fine tucks, trimmed back and cuf! tion of lace and em- —at $1.98. $2.95 for fine India lawn waists. $3.9 Bfor $6 li yoke front and back: aists—exquisite design, with square inserted ‘thers are trimmed with rows of lace insertion. 25c for 50c dressing sacques. rge and handsome gathering of lawn house gowns and ¢ ques and kim rasting border: iress- nos—a manufacturer's surplus stock—figured design at bbs O50 for $1.8 2.85 f for $5.00 lawn or Swiss sacques—flow house gowns, 1 figu i fects with inserted collar skirt, inserted and ruffle tr osc Gor $1.25 fine lawn dressing sacques, several models, all daintily trimmed in various ways. cond offer, We ex- $s this ys there come: offer of the season. Batiste. Selling upto 25c, ‘ Clearing price Sc. July clearing p h laws wears iat at the regular price 7 embroid for 18¢ cott inon b 9c for 18c. Irish linen handKerchiefs, mM N'S AND WOME handkerchiefs—assortment Tc. ot > ems, ure soft Irish | tly made—1 values at Te, 5c. cach for women’s 10c. linen hara.erchiefs —plain hemstitched —a Cecided bargain Main Floor, nn handserchiefs—immense variety, men’s and women's, d, assorte for the men, plain roidered, unla s of styles in fancy dered effects Ss 10r the women, Clearing sale infants’ wear. J ST 185 COAT s the first bargain offering for to-mor- row—cc have be tie fonestaista loor. Children’s Coats—1 worth up to $5. dren's 2,3 and 4 year sizes. for $7.50 coats 85 for $10 coats. good quality gnuslin drawers, trimmed with cluster of tucks and hemstitched hem—sizes 1 to 14 years, 2Se ior children’s 502. cam- | §Oe for children’s $1.00 ging- pric with tucks, and edged | ham dresses, various styles, all dain- ruifle—sizes 1to14. | tily trimmed—size 2, 3 and 4 years, hats C the height of the season—the time 95 who wish new things to keep their children ONCURRENT with our policy of never these hats are most needed—an unexampled well clothed at the least expense. Values $1.45, $2.45, $ 95c. for children’s *2.95 carrying stock over is thls offer inade, right at | offer, which will attract the eye of mothers $2.95—at 95c, Second Floor, \|F ‘ROTANA BISCUI Ts, Marshmallow i Daintles or Social Teas; genuine IN- ER SEAL goods; six cartons, 646 bakery, pe Sek || 396; regular 10c carton, from rt AU DILLON east ROYAL finest i § hainied ‘tn nul nse 4 MERRY TOMATO! vival Stuart, Vip 1 packed regular ineh instructive entertainment for the grown-ups-—a jolly good time They'll be welcome. slin underwear section—the result of season prices, values n, in high, th vokes formed ent y lesigned in slip- Canvas suitings, Formerly selling at 18c. | Selling up to 39c. a yard. | ~ sooler, fined with heavy galvanized iron—nickel- TET PE A number of demonstrations that solve the n this great modern Exposition of pure food we've made priced at medis hy prices are so exceedingly low on goods you \ | Fast black sample hosiery 1c RDINARILY tus s Think of a pair of at 14¢.! Why, hundreds they're a quality worn more women during warm weat! able—nothing fancy about plain hose—made of real maco below Here are other values of equal merit: I for women’s Sie. te 81 in Wa WHT Mind tite wre test nese nish ever shown the entire July Second Floor. rely of dainty edges on best 50-, night V's plaia black S150 pure alk. DSC iret hone. ry and laces. Sale white — waists, 50c. |Men’s hot weather suits’s. 50 HE July clearing sale creates a ver. vorable buying time for th @ vacation and outing 5 est prices of the year will prevail to-mor: up to Saturday 12.30 P. M. Second Floor, Two-piece $18 suits at $8.50. We've divided our entire stock of men into two large lots—and an early selectio afford an excellent choice at $ Lot 1 includes all suits that sold up’, to $18.00. There ar fancy silk worsteds, 04 black thibets, 49 Scotch cheviots, 96 fancy cassi- and 100 two-piece outing suits—sizes to body—but not all sizes in every pattern. time. We never carry suits over -50 from season to season. 8 Lot 2—This lot includes all suits sold up to $35. Blue serge suits, black thibet suits, fancy cheviot, fancy worsted suits—also 59 cool 2-piece outing suits—made of fine trop! eal worsted—every h fit any The best values offered in New York, It's our annual clearing that $3 for men’s fine trousers ¢ are 236 pairs of $4 and $5 trous, one lot—Friday and Saturday Choice of any of our men’s straw hats ut 75c. IS SETA EMAES BER? More af those colored wash goods at 5c. An echo of the first successful day of the July clearing sale. French vo es, Fr Jot comes directly from the fae- ) At At all shades—piain French veilings, | eae s Lawns, : MOBS) floral designs regular length Scotch suitings, 1 sheer organdies, Main Floor. 5c Ginghams 8) 2C green mixed effects, | 1 ic linette suitings, 1 Oc cloth Chambrays. for outing suits. 32-inch chambray. rose Good value at 39c. a yd. rice 8%c. Lote clearing Price 12'c, July clearing price 19¢, on dress voiles in plaids, checks, stripes and solid colors, patiste, tan with grecn, tan with red tan-black, tan with navy, Great mid-Summer corset sale. FOR $1 CORSETS—Fine initiste girdle c suitable for 59c misses and bathing use, closely bones, no side steels, lace trimmed on top and bottom—also odds and ends of R. & G. corsets, in pink and blue batiste, closely boned, medium hip and high bust, no side steels—-a fine corset for slender forms, Sizes 18, 19, 20 and 21. Not ull sizes. Also odd sizes in white batiste corsets some medium h ne with garters attached front and side—also some short hi ender figures—prettily trimmed on top with lac: se ) and high bi for igh bust and edging. Hemmed huck towels” at 17c. THis i is only one of the items in this July clearing sale of towels— heavy huck towels with red border—{ine weave 21x42 inch—value 25¢. —to-morrow, 17c, Main Floor, 500 dozen hemstitched huck | 200 dozen hemmed Turkish towels, all white, damask borde: bath full bleached, heavy ab- ly pure linen, 23x42 inch sorbent cloth, I Size, 27x44 regular 35c. towel at 2 inches; value 3¥¢. Ver | ipa 25c 175 dozen extra heavy bleached Turkish towels, extra size, 27x54 inches, value 50c, each, at 39¢, Bath towels, toilet towels and huck towels. Always necessary, and at this price you should secure a supply, Just the thing for the bath, Note the prices on this limited lot. Four and six of a kind, marked low for quick selling: Huck towels, usually sold at 10¢., are now marked 6 for 48¢, Huck towels, usually sold at 12%, are now marked 6 for 5c, Huck towels, usually ane at 16c,, are now marked 6 for 78c, Huck and bath towels, usually sold at 30c,, now marked 4 for 9Be, Huck and bath towels, usually sold at 48c., now marked 3 for $1.15. Huck and bath towels, usually sold at 60c., now marked 2 for 8c, eee ee mene Alaa} x. 95 for *5.25 ice chest. HOSE comfort requisites that you want at this time of the year are priced to make speedy selling here to-morrow, chert, size Me a asics gas Ja, Laparairood ce chent, size Basement Salesroons, 512°" fe $16,00 Star refrigerator —l = lift-cover style, made of kiln-dried | uaravogds chareoe! sheathed—ice capacity 65 Ib. ba | 35 for $16.75 apartment-house Style refrigerator—walls are pack- | ed with charcoal—food chamber enainel lined, $4.25 for $5.25 automatic two-burner blue- ‘flame oil cooker, 89c. for $1.50 four-gallon japanned water | slated faucet, 45 for Peerless ize-cream freezer, 1-qt. size. $1.65 for 22 feet of guaranteed garden hose and coupling. $2.25 for sy 18-inch blade lawn mower, $1.25 for $2.25 two-burner one-piece gas sloves, oO ff $2.25 gas ovens, Gc, for es shears, Oc, for good pial steel Ice picks,