The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1905, Page 11

THE WORLD: LIST CROCHERON |: NOT TURNED OUT Old Lady, Descendant of! Proud House, Saved from Eviction, CHURCH WILL WAIT.) " | Mrs, Morehouse Seeks Capital to Finance Valuable Family | Estate. ‘om the home of t week help came | ner, Ghe was saved from the hardships fered, and St. An wureh can aettll look “il ma Morehouse, of No. 96 Weet an, helped the 11 o'clock and put her’| ne house. She had no was destine lter for th d go ous bo dear to ber proud Church Consented to Wait. | As daylight cane Mr. pore was on the road, It was @ long wai | to Richmond, but she went itheré an saw tho lawyer for the He agreed to allow the old lady to| occupy the hou or & time at least, while an attempt fs made to get some one to take a part of the acreage for | the debt due the church, or to finance | the estate and put & im shape to pay | itself out. , Miss “Mary Lib," am she ts known, too infirm to atiend to this herself. “When she waa able to get around she found @ purchaser for part of the land for $26,000," add Mins, Morehouse to-day, “This would have paid off the decree of the court, with charges and interest, and more than $13,000 ‘vould have ben left for the old lady, pesides the bes part of the land and the house; but the méinteter felt at the time thar he could not defer his vacation to awatt | the preparation of papers releasing the) land, and the deal fell through.” Shortly after that time Miss Crocheron had a fall which made her lame, and for the rest of her life she will have to hob- ble around on crutches, and even thls is yeey painfal to her, A as for as Manhattan would be an impossibility in her state of health, and she ts com pelled to depend upon the efforts of her friend, who la hermelf not | wealthy, and who was a stranger until a short time ago the pitmble contlition of the old aristocrat wae brought to public attention b; impending eviction. Seah taal LIVES WITH SMALL PART OF STOMACH, Conningthon Sacrifi iced © Three- Quarters of Digestive Organs In Operations. Robbed of three-quarters of his stomach by the surgeons of the J. Hood | Wright Hospltalin a faint effort to save his life, which was threatened by ca cer, Thomas Cunningham, of No, 611 West One Hundred and Third str facing life once more, fo maintain life he will have to eat out elght meals a day. 1 stomach will not be a date more than a very imal it of food he had! but without It) uld possibly ve another two or three months. Hf ui An was will- ing to take the two chances, Yes- terday he was discharged as cured, | nr ARRESTED CHAUFFEUR FREE. Chpraed with Overspecding and Threatening @ Policemen, Nathan T. Champion, chauffeur for W. W. Sherman, of No, 858 Fifth ave nue, Was arraigned to-day before Mag- istrate Baker in the West Side Court charged by motor-cycle policeman Mal- lon with overspeeding on Broadway near Sixtysecond street yeast afternoon, and also with threatenin fim with a hammer when he Placed the chauffer under arrest. Champion was held in the West Sixty-elehth street station Fontmeeny under $00 ball on the assault charge and under $1 ball for overapeeding. He brought several witnesses to court to-day and Magistrate Baker dismissed both complaints, It was proved that Mallon was run- ning is | motor-eycle twenty-five miles an hour before .he made the ar- reat, il ceeameanet FOR THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, Fine Assortment of Furniture at Jordan, Mortarty & Oo,'s, Enterprise, artistio taste and endless vasiety are in evidence on every floor of the big Jordan, Morlarty & Co, fur-| niture establishment, No, 18) Bast ‘Twenty-third street, these pre-loliday times. It would be @iMoult anywhere in New York to find a more complete or varled collection of the finest work | of the cabinet and furniture makers’ skill, Beaute chiffon’ bedroom suits, parlor sutts, dane fn finest woods and Fateat carvings: dainty drevlie tables. | @ delight to m y's eyes, sideboards and buffety built along slender and mas- ie “bln in oO rioh resi cure re or, j= e | 3 losets of tol fale wake ne Sinbopate | dale an: ted ; sue, cabinets, pier and mant o test {er eed Ly ei, avery ana eae Vier And holiday’ twade’'this | pular ey re exercised every fore- ought in getting together in lts great | 6 aul hi 1 SStlon “of turn he aay cee | IM C4 y accessory ‘commen: | | " SLEW BRIDE AND HIMSELF. \Heat Costs Nothing Jealous Husband of Three Months Murderer and Suicide. Pa, Nov, 27.—Goaded by n Calintel killed hia wife at thelr hom wenty-t of six months, w wieund was insane vtioher of Allegheny, 4 ed to Kilt hi m, nd When you use ke “Heat Light” CAST GENERATOR stn ) Vy GENERATOR cemtrates and. Inten\ the waste beat of | y @ floor inntend. of. the. ceiling. F pawer oft the was. 18 Ur GENERATOR —Aiistoad of 1 Inereased 50. per nsumed for 1 to any burner. atpald for Ativfaction guaranteed of money for descriptive pamphiet WM. M, CRANE CO. 3 Brondway, N, an be atte { Bai BROOKLYN'S MOST B: Basket, 2 tcs,cam cot ory 4 ‘ood emt! Il 8k und New Aseria’) Hy oT an i ea Hiuncheon | | Entitling Holders to | Ex Ap, ftisous Arabogal One of These Baskets Ready 1” Ga burs | on Sale at Information Wednesday, | Desk (Main Floor) or in 9A. M | askot | the Grocery, PACKAGE TRYPHOSA TABLE JELLY dakcwkded Broadway—Brooklyn, DEPENDABLE LARGE RETAIL STORE, For Thanksgng, rooklyn's Best Pure Foods. Fine, Large $1.52 | nom cup cured Thanks giving |, Bunch tabig Celét tt { Can Condensed 89 Pie, Tneeda Btyoults lnc Barly June Vege. PLUM PUDDING, it ar BISCUITS, | Bichardson & Rebbiars ! nit, 0, packagee) 42 . BT; No Mah Orders. | { 20c ashager tor 10C Ney w Califorala se: ood. Imported Sardines; finest on the pure olive off >. ean for Whole; Ib. Bitced; tb, er Cider Russet iene | Xen. i‘ % joe RSe | Not Yet Too Late to Gibe the Dining Room a Selling more Furniture for Thankegiving than ever befor In every line stocks are varied and large, while prices ere the | Furniture bought to-morrow will be delivered | this great store lowest ever quoted for equal grades. in time for Thursday's festivities. age China Closet Like cut, solid oak, ig at 36 in. wide, 62 in, high; three large shelves; value Bint ee 10.98 Others $16.75 to $39.00. Dining Room Chair Like cut, leather seated, golden oak, very strongly © made and finely finished; value Others $3. 50 to $7.25, Furniture for Thanksgiving. |]! to $26.95 An Unp sualentid Sale NOS which have come to us in | Of UPRIGHT and |e PIA’ part payment on the widely celebrated and beautiful toned WISSNER | PIANOS, | This sale will include a large number of exceedingly fine Pianos, $ | incoming rentals, discontinued styles, greatly reduced prices. The Uprights taken in exchange include Chickering, Steinway, 3 | Kroeger. Kranich & Bach, » eC, and will be offered From‘90 to *150 All in very fine convition, Elegant full size Square Pianos Chickering Square cost sis... Narvesen Square seavsiu Horace Waters Square Barmore Square coos ort Grovesteen & Fuller Square The above are only a few spec Elegant New Pianos to Rent. PIANO PLAYER—the simplest order of any piano player made, le RATLOR a a nm ron, pale Pry Marty 0 tb, 160 Sole agent for the CELEBRATED WAREROOM: 538-540 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. market, in two 4: wy _ Outfit, the history of Sideboard Like cut, quartered oak, 48 in, high, 39 in. base; carved top; French bevel mirror; value $35.50. ceveeee 24,98 Others $11,55 to $48.00, Pana iAgh H.ONeill & Co Wisin vidoe This fabric {s all pure silk, hard twist, Black Dress Taffeta. inches wide, wear. Warranted to Special per yard, .. Value 950, 59c tremely moderate prices. shades, at, per yard QUILTED LININGS—Ne and dressing owen also fancy ek At 50c., 75c., $1.00 and $1.50 per yard. Extraordinary Silk Values. Pure Silk Crepe de Chine regular 75c quality, at 3% per yard, very bright and crepy—a grade that cost more to manufacture than the price we quote—the assortment comprises white, ivory, cream, pink, ciel and black, Special Wale prices. coccerssreee coseeeveveees 39% | ‘Black Dress Velvet. Elegant black and soft finish, 26/A beautiful black all-silk face. renee | for Monday, ‘aia vee A CoS Vids n 50. Silks in Boxes for Holiday Gifts. A variety of Fancy and Plain Silks, put up in neat boxes, containing Waist and Dress Patterns, at ex- High Class Linings. NOTE--We guarantee all our linings in every particular IMPORTED “MERCEREN”—One of our exclusive lines, in all the new shades, very desiroble for drop skirts and coat linings—value 40c. per yard, at... OPERA SATIN-36 inches wide, in } 33¢ A ig wishes } 95¢ $3.15; at.... $3.75; at $4.35; “ axa “ £ “mh * ® * ay “ m High Grade Housekeeping Linens, Towels, Table Cloths and Napkins at Decided Price Concessions., 1250 extra heavy Satin DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, Size 2x2, regular price $2.50; Ateewwserseesesevessensecs vee $1.95 see enneen eres cee $2.45 +$2.95 +$3.65 20 inch NAPKINS to match, value §2.90 per dozen, at ,,,, ++$2.10 + 2" * Ce arr ey > YT ue . HH B50 HH mgs as 2500 dozen IRISH LINEN NAPKINS, Value $1.50 50 ‘$2.00 $2, 50 $3.00 per dozen. Special, §1.19 19 $1.65 65 $1. 98 $2. 50 j Fads and Fancies In Pictures (Second Floor) Suitable for the Hall, Den, Dining Room, etc. OIL al ene in double sweep gol burnish ornamental frames in ebony shad- $6. 00 ow box; special at..../ Regular Price, $10.00, P ang 7 EL ga gilt oval frames, three inches wide, gold 68 .$5,00 nish ornament, size 163) 20; special at..... +000 Regular Price, $7.50. Dining Room Table Like cut, solid oak, pillar legs, highly polished round top; value $18.50, 165.98 Others $4.32 s, concert used Pianos, etc, at for little more than the asking: tome; expensive Piand.,,,..44 $20 Superb case and tone; 5 Original price $$25....... £3 Jer, ALUACKIVE, ..seseeseervenes 510 Four round corners; § Very handsome; inlaid 20 imens, ) oad AMT te gases CHASE & BAKER and least liable to get out of . Cae Art Embroideries (Second Floor.) Several Pretty Specials. BUREAU SETS—Made of white dotted Swiss and colored Swiss ruffle all. around, with colored Hinings...6. 6.0 0006 eoevsees $00 PRETTY EMBROIDERED TOP PIN CUSHIONS—Oblong, net ruffle with ribbon on edge; worth $1.50, Ateesercee cones COAT HANGERS—In a great variety of styles, at 59c, 75, 9Bc, $1.39 P10 $1.98 Visit our Lace and Novelty room —you will find it interesting. + $L15 from young corn fed Pigs, pounds each. These Hams are spe giving, per pound. Tea Formosa Oolong Tea {n Mi a Chest, twenty pounds each, $6.0! per Ib eee Tee eed told for 70c. per pound, Mince Meat. Banoo se BRAND, Bee sc 7 TANG UT tg S| wll per in. PANGY TABLB RAIS: | INS-<6-Ib, cartons, $1.88 and $1.00; &-Ib, cartons, Hams~Armont’s Best Helmet Brand Sugar Cured Hams,) grow — Fancy c®, per Ids... .., LEMON AND ORANGR, PE fh W GLACE, DAP Ise... ath 16c GLAOB DOKOS. «css rereers G8—Batra taney layer FANCY sre OC | Grocery Department Good Things for Thanksgiving (Basement) erage eight to twelve ve | selected for Thanks./ 2c Coffee The world’s best fresh roasted gran- ulated or pulverized Coffee, strictly This high grade Tea and usually | SHH t46e retuler pecs #20 sete Nuts. 206 1,39 * 25c FANCY | 710g! 10-19 NUTS, per ib...... 15¢ , BRAgIL | Rane na BO ese boxes, heed $c | ALMONDS, ORs. FANCY MIX®D Nora, fire varioties, per 156 RENT Your Houses, Your Rooms, Your Apartments, Furnished or unfurnished, by advertising them i THE WORLD. No other successful ‘‘Wani ’’ medium approaches THE WORLD tn city circalatton. Se ol MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1905. 79¢ for a Women's Pleo duliet Slippers, t o black oF black h 23nd street side, a dot; warmivy Band B} No, 1, $12.60, ets; 47 inches long; yoke self with satin sell a’ teen no small task, No. 2, $15,00, No, 3, STYLE 1—A stylish and well-tallored Coat of gray mix. | ture; full box back; notched collar and revers; patch pock- for tWO GAYS at... seceseeeee STYLE 2—Empire Coat of good quality black kersey; yoke back and front; collarless effect; finished with panne vel- vet and soutache braid; yoke and sleeves lined STYLE 5—Coat of black kers {|} § throughout with a black ute satin; a warm, dressy Coat. This Santa of ours is a Magiclan, and he does all sorts of fancy stunts, his headquarters on the Third Floor—a great big Santa House, built of stone, Every little while he'll come out on his front plazza and entertain you, Oceans of Toys on the Third Floor, $ lined. Special $12.50 | | $15 , three-quarter length; collar the maker was willing to do the work at much below @s usual a number of his expert hands busy. So we really have some ONE DOLLAR, ' And such a bariety of subjects. There are English Hunt and Coaching Scenes, Fruit for dining rooms, combina- tion Horse Pictures in exquisitely ornamented frames, as well as a large variety of Etchings, Artotypes and the like, Some are framed in Mission oibil some in fancy frames and others in all gilt, None are worth below $2; some are worth $3, The Toy s and Dolls Are Ready. We'll be ready for i formal opening soon after Thanksgiving. ai the best Toy Store we ever had—which means the best one New York has ever had— Decorations will soon be in place, however, and a real live Santa will entertain the youngsters as they have never been entertained before. Funny, too. Of course you are welcome any time now. get the cream of picking—before hundreds of tiny hands innocently muss oF mat any of the pieces, Five Splendid Models Underpriced Thanksgiving Specials; Positively for Two Days Only. Here are five of the newest and nattiest models of the season, that we shall offer for Tuesday and Wednesday at prices which come very close to ‘the cost of making and materials. We have just about enough for two days and these prices will posi- |||} tively hold good only during this period. 18,00, SIZES. . +0005 terpenes teeeee STYLE 4—Raincoat in cravenetted fabri and tan; very similar to cut, only collarless, with strap: ping of self material; box-; -pleated back; double Dreasted...ccsesesssseveenne of raccoon fur, trimmed vie ornament, Cannot Be Duplicated for Double. A Christmas Hint. This lot of two thousand pictures was prepared for us Several months ago, when if wo-Dollar Pictures to No. 4,$10,00, No, 5, $18,00, STYLE 3—Broadcloth Suit, strictly tailored; 45-inch coat, half lined with satin; velvet collar; kilted skirt; blue, plum, green, red and black; for Women's $1.25 Colored Spats f Broadcloth tn shades to mateh an plum, wine, blu i He's going to have And early comers 1M 16 and 18 ainsi $18 Oxford gray $10 $18 lined rices in order to keep Third Floor, mont of 1 beeing | Pole chance to nba 1.10 tows grown) Tea. Extra fine Tiaitty Oo Ceylon, | Mixed oF Hireakfast; mt qualities: at bonelewe be ip spect, suger cured) ii wor) strips 4 guatity 81.005 Ib statement, Our Price leathers, |) Thankss | giving Turkeys, Fresh Killed Dry Picked Ohio Corn Fed Turkeys, | Per Ib, 20¢ ‘Specials in Our Meat Market—Fresh Killed Chiekens,) Ducks, Geese, &c, | }Pork Loins, Steaks, Chops and delicacies of the season, | | house atae; | Brand, *L.95 W. L. Douglas UnionsMade $3.50 Shoes for Men, W, L, DOUGLAS makes and sells more men’s $3.50 Shoes. than any other manufacturer in the world, $10,000 Reward to any one who can disprove this and $2.49 the Pair. We own absolutely every pair of Douglas Shoes that comes through the works slightly factory damaged—we contract for them direct, and guarantee you equal service with a perfect pair, Most every style Shoe that Douglas makes—a great many patent Second Floor: MOLABBES — Pp Rico for cooking gar OFC NEW RURSPT Pure apple wes Jon md CIDER - wal. 35 | ——, Cigars, Now _titrietion fine Porto | Rico ‘La Donacto’” bra extra mad seit at 82.0 ver! | A Great Sale of Thanksgiving Groceries, — | standard ted, Sand ton nacke; Yee | | Sold only’ with’ other aro: cerles | ) BARTLET’ ARB — Ally Lake fh wwked In pure ugar 5) o doaen, tid “ 12¢ ‘ew intxel NUTS, Kinds, 9 ibs “! 25¢ Hutter Elgin reamery, pure Tho best made $1.49 ] BestHams | _ fo dete. 13. MOL, ASSE8—Genuine old-fast ned New Orleans Molasses 7 | —— | New Gorn, 6c. | ~ A Sale of Pictures at $1. 100; ean STRING BANS — A rand, stringless. very b, cans, dozen, Sif Man pA ASPARAGUS white, aren of