The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1905, Page 12

WW POLICE COUR Out When Dis- Wall ordiman, Brockiyn's tomboy itl, te in trouble and to-day whe was pht before Magistrate Tahe in the FROM OPIUM DEN WITH GUN Young Man Invades China- town in Search of His Street Pollce Count for admon-'| Greased yor @ tude man who angered her. In- | of using the gentle feminine ithe lucklees men and in about two min- he Waa ula out in ‘a manner that | ‘2 @n encounter with Jerffies or hen Brooklyn's tomboy appeared be- Magistrate ‘Tighs this morning &-murmur of astonishment as welll it irl with e@ swagger that id put'the toughest boy to shame ‘before the har, | Magistrate Tighe looked at the short, Ee. tmir, the boy's cap rakishiy over one ear, the shirt waist with i i E F BEE i 3 &. g I Fe i E i i ¥ BERGE tee ie £ é a F E 2 i 5: 5 EE i cn iw ORO BS ANU 23D STREBT, New YORK, OUR UNPRECEDENTED ‘ Clean-up « Sweep-out of Summer Goods Which is now in full swing here, affords you everything of ‘a Summer character at prices absolutely shorn of all profit—and in many cases the cuts are so severe that original cost has been ignored. It’s a great, time to buy. The Sensational Skirt Selling which began. here on Monday, and which created an excitement such as was never known before, ‘will continued until every Skirt in this collection Is gone. The prices are unprecedented for Skirts of euch quality—but we suggest promptness on your part, as they cannot hold out long. $1.55 for $3.75 Skirts, as Illustrated in \, Upper Cut. Be Made of extra quality, smooth finish, all- wool Homespun, in the shades of medium ly, Oxford ‘gray, blue, black and wn, All wonderfully sightly. skirts, and ue would ‘never believe such to. be possible at the price. )In fact, they are as well made as any in the stack, no matter what their price. for $5 to $7 Skirts, as Illustrated in Lower Cut. Made of high-grade Sicilians, Mohairs and Panama Cloths, in black, navy or ‘royal blue, made as only your own tailor would make them.’ Every seam reinforced on the inside, to insure perfect fit and hang. The illustration shows the style. ii Waistbands, 22 to 30, Ke Waistbands, 22 to 30. Lengths, 37 to 42. Lengths, 37 to 42. 4 Not more than two of the above to any one customer. No mail orders or C. O. D.’s. a Lee Cork Those*12.5° New Genuine Fall Coats for 6.95 r core 32c \ As IJusttated, 35 rolls of genuine Cork Lino- oh cad) 98¢. Waists at 59c. \ Special ‘lot of Men’ f ‘Madras Colored. Shirts, tn Newest and latest designs, are. made and perfect fitting, -and separate culls, regu- Jatly 75¢. \alue. Spe clat each at Shirt-Waist Suits at Half and Less. Fine SHIRT-WAIST SUITS; ih fine Sheer white lawn, waist and skirt ¢laborately trimmied with wide eye) let embroidery, also Val. lace and embroidery. Every waist |s full pleated and per- fect fitting; skirts are cither newest pleated or flounce style. Every Suit. is new ° and fresh and just manufactured; intended to sell at double aiid more. All sizes... 98 . Summer Skirts,’ $1.98. ‘| Very fine White Lawn Waists—tront-of wide English | New. Skirts at half, made from fine woot Black: , eyelet embroidery, and pleats; pleated back, cut full, with broad shoulder effect;, lean and, fresh; value 98¢, 'p 9 - Boys’ Suits. @ Strictiy AN Wool. Two-Ptece Suits, tkes:6 to 16, years; Nor gain Wis ee are carte Sada with silk and;have cloth back collars. In ag 3 to 8, suits made of bine serge and fan cheviots, trimmed yt, sitk Cntr tie 1 98 Boys’ Knicker Pants at Halt. do from the the price: $3 Lace Gurtains at $1.44. ‘The lot consists ‘of about 90 patterns in the most tasteful Renatssance, Irish P. ‘Austrian, Antique, Cluny and Brussels patterns; all inches’ wide, AM sr eee strong overlock corded edges; r ular prices range from $2.00, $2.35, $2.75 up to $3.00 per pairs entire lot on sale at m ‘worth Limit of « per pa cheviots, in high kilt pleated style; Beautis ° Hosiery x Underwear i 3 Great Avgest Sale Spectals. Because: we want to make prenomenal records’ in the Au- we are offerin: remarkable bargains” in Bost taclornbie tmerchandlse. Look at these values: ‘Women’s Extra Sizes Low Neck Vesta, é thoroughly lastic’ and well «fi ise Og ‘value; spectal at «. ee ‘Women’s Fast 3! le ate and drop stitch; value: 19¢.; a Boys’ and Girls karter tops; value 25c.; special at... willow, strong bandles Galvanized Wash Tubs, corructted sides, strong drop handles, made of heavy 291 IC) fron; regular price 69c,; special to-mor- Lsodiaerienaoncaipchenys seswceccccanes Hardwood der Chairs, very strong and well ma: for pantry or library use ‘special at... bic! WOMAN IS HELD [HUGHES BACK FOR IMINSTRELS’ GHA» AS A FIREBUG INSURANCE. PROBE * a” leum; deatitifal inlaid designe; ee, : have “caught on.” Their if DDL BST Didn't Heed Canine’s Warning, and His Acebox / Was Despoiled ‘of Provisions by Hungry’ Burglars. NEGRO SLASH WOMAN AND MAN One Victim of Drink-Frenzied Giant Will Die and the Other Is Threatened with Lockjaw —Rusty Knife Used. # aA Jobu' Monténes, of No, 153 Berry| Thommen Fits, « negro of herculean wtrect, Williamsburg, heeded the bark-| Dut, was esraigned in the Long Island fing of his honest watchdog early to-|City Poléow Count to-day charged with Gay he would be in ong beer steak, hajt|® Murderous emmmult on a man end @ dozen eggs, four ears of green com,|""omen. He hed sabbed them with a 4 ple and povnd of butter. Thuis | Tasty jast night while in e drunk- ‘twas the extent to which burglars may-|en . One of his victimes, Mang extra heavy; sold regularly at 65c. ‘Jean-up 32c a price Alex. Smith’s Sons Axminster Carpet, 93¢ 240 rolls of Alex. Smith's best quality Axminster Carpet—all*colors and new designs—with or without borders to match (sold regularly at’ $1.50 yard). Clean-up price, 93c. Z Fine All-Wool 9.49 Brussels Rugs Best quality all-wool Brussels Rugs—new designs and bright colors—extra heavy and worth $17,00— size 12x9 feet. Clean-up price, $9.49. Inlaid Linoleum W. & J. Sloane’s Inlaid Linoleum; granite effects; “extra heavy and 2 yards wide; 5 7 style and desirability have already won for them a great reputation, which of course ™must be considered as an ex- elusive Ehrich triumph. Sale Continues. The illustration accurately depicts the style of the splen- did Coats we offer Wednes- day at $6.95. The material is excellent. Mohican © covert cloth; length 36 inches; long, loose double-breasted front i and box-plaited belted back; "Body and sleeves are lined. Never such a valne in women’s Fall Coats, for $12.50 would be nearer their price in a regular way. The coat weather is here—the K. chance to fit yourself out is here. Sizes 34 to 40. sold regularly at $1.25 a yard; an extra special’ at 67c. a yard. « Clearing $2 and $3 Oxfords at lines; but sizes are broken, of course. | Still there are all sizes !n the collection, and/at the price you Counsel for: Legislative “Com- mittee to. Investigate Equi- table and Other Companies. Expects'to Begin Soon. ; = Mrs. Murphy Denies ‘She Set! Fire to Flat and Says. Mar- shal Tried to Make Her In- criminate. Herself.: ——— Mrs. Johana Murphy, of No, 118 Ninety-seventh street, whd has under arrest since Saturday on the li charge of setting fire to her flat, was held in 92,000 bail for trial by Magis- trate Baker in Harlem Polles Court to- day, Detective Thompson, of East One Hun. ‘red end Fourth street, and Deputy ¥ire Marshal De Mulignon,’ produced witnesses who testiefid thet Mra. Mur- phy bought kerosene at a nearby gro- about an hour before the fire, and thet she left the Mat shortly berore the ames broke out. pon her fusbund for a beating he gave upon us for a ve her. She had blackened eye “and ms pe ales perio had a uarrel er hus! , saying she recelved "her injuries“ Bho also declared that she his i a C Oxfords of ‘Patent Colt, Oxfords of Patent cannot afford to miss the chance. Many women ished the Moutenes icebox, while the |berd Delckman, thirty-two yeary old, of are buying from 3 to 6 pairs. lest watchdog ‘aforesaid was drag-|¢the Shore Road, Astoria, is fatally tn- Mr. Montenes out of bed. hag |2Ufed, according to the surgeons of wt. and has ; the basement ‘of the house. John's Hospital, an@ the woman, Gertie inaple to bite, did the best Ni @ ‘barked. ", i down there,” had been 5 ere to the thieves, although the LAY INNEW yelied un | Uve8 &t No. 6 Potter piace, che Bronx, no | end when be enmered « shack where the ple |iaborers are fed et 7,3) o'clock test night he wee in an ugly mood. Roth, twenty-three years ol, who was Bits, who ts thirty-seven years okt and After quarreling with several of tis fellow-workmen he left the place, de- olaring that he would come back and murder them ail, Fifty minutes Mater be dashed into the © Ww awe Lone, Maw lke Vici, Oxfords of Vici Kid, Oxfords pt Don- gola Kid, Oxfords of White Canvas, Ox. 98; for fords till you can’t rest. 9 different toe shapes. Heel styles include hi; eee ish, low, Cuban and 59c Tweed Suiting This splendid offering illus- trates in a forceful way the tre- mendous Dress Goods opportuni- & yard. ties in this sale. y We also include These Tweeds 80-inch Black Sicilian Mohairs, of the Entire Year. On Sale in Our Clothi Depa ‘ Wednesday from 9 4, mM. to oP Me (A Men’s $10 $3 75 Suits for come in neat mixtures and are B wonder- ful value at 39. FRAY OPENING 3 triton {n Acquiring Land Title and Necessary Dredging Puts |! Back the Staten Island Municipal Venture. opening of the Btaten Island olp ferries’ which had been to take place early in Beptem- been delayed until October, the bomts are ready end the appointed, the ferries cannot when expected, owing to a Independent Order. the Biate of New Yor GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS IN SESSION, parts of the State of the Grand Lodge, Crepe de Lyon, Cheviots and Homespuns, Granite Cloths and Mixed Venetians, All 38 to 64 inches wide and all 9c, values at regular sale—in this clean-up at 89c. @ yard Soiled and Mussed BlanKets®Spreads), About 100 puirs Wool Bed Blank- ets with silk bindings and red, Lue and pink borders, gre being closed out At $2.25 to $350 a Pair Former prices nearly double, These Suits aré in single and double breasted styles; new Fall and Winter models. The goods are all-wool' fancy Cheviots and black Thibets. Six differ- 4 ent lots, about #6 Suits all told; they are manufacturers’ sample suits, Take Your Free Choice Wednesday from 9 A. M. till 4 P. M, from Our Entire Stock of Men’s $3, Outing Trovsors for Le? These Trousers are in sizes to Mt men from 30 to 42 waist measure and from ‘9 to 86 inseam, very pair ‘ool and valu M. to 4 P.M. for only 0) It's like giving them away. ‘Men's $10 Single and. Double Bi ited Blue Serge Sults, 37 Men's $30 Fancy Worsted Greatest Clothing Bargains: MINUFACTURERS | BND TOSETHE National Association to Dea! with Lube. and to: Edueate’ JERSEY. WATER NOT FOR STATEN Act Prohibiting Its Diversion to Other States Declared Con- ’’stitutional by Vice-Chancellor ergen, Cipgcial to The Word.) ALBANY, Aug, 2—With han evident Purpose of “dealing” with organized | T labor twenty-one prominent manufac- turers from ‘all’ parts of. the United TRENTON, N. J, Aug, 22.~Vice- Ctiancellor Bergen filed an opinion to- day sustaining the constitutionajity of the act of Jast/winter prohibiting the diversion of potable waters of New. Jersey to other States. The were ‘Insthtuted by Attorney-General Robert "H, MoCarter against the Gfud- aon County Water Company, @ eometitu- 3 corporation of sae East ‘Jersey ater. ‘Company. e (purpose of the sult was to pli ge the Bast Jersey Water Company from. diverting the ‘waters of the Passaic River at Zit- tle Falls, under @ contract wit New York and New Jersey Water Ca pany, to furnish water to Bayotine and to Staten Ia) Gates were incorporated here to-di under name of "The National tion of Manufacturers of the Btates of America.” “ the | od ae Pie Sults for... .,,4, $10 Fall Overcoats tor Boys’ $10 Long Trouser Suits ’ convention to. ‘Dhe sesxion we oo Foutine character, Of, Nyaek. Grand Spreads (slightly solled 1 ade tor wall for 41.60 De each, Clean-Up Price... 80 Full Size Bed Comfortables covered with figured silkoline and filled with ton; Fall Winter Suits, 43.780 Men's $5 Outing Trouse Protection Malorats!, Jo- *eph Apicella, President, held ite firet 6 of No./onmusl outing at Boshm’s Southfield an _em-