The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1908, Page 15

A HEAVEN BEFORE CONCEALED CAVE SETTLEFIERY | | GF STOLEN GOOD CLAIM IN FULL END OF CENTUAt Mother and Sister Hr Gsier oe Captain Prof. Elkin, With canna Aid of | When It Was Drained and | | Floor Taken Up Detectives Found a Rich Store. Some Musis, Has Mapped of High Finance Come | | Out a Real Utopia. to His Aid. CHICAGO. Curley, of the Americans are of ages and Obligations of Orlando F, blossom inten “nn Thomas and Brokerage Firm Included. iz Jan $3,000,000 TO BE PAID., of heaven on ’. B. Elkin, of ’ nel was issued! ¢ sitv of Chi. P° E. R. Thomas, the young cap : high finance, who v ‘amped in the | fi" October panic, ments by which with his cre details of the has he water and 0 n floor ¢ the floor, t feet <q ave W eg with a? fin $5,000,000. lead pipe ani There preciated 4 no more st be solved | by giganti as stole That GAS KILLS SLEEPY MAID. Girl Found Dead by Mistress she Up to Aam zing Wilham G. Nn man and man, and. ‘CLOSE VOTE CN CENSURE \ IN JAPANESE DIET.) TOKIO, Jan, 2%.—A motion to censure ‘ was defeated in t of his in- and Mrs. e bulk of from gas as- Beekman will er nt the money d by Mrs. lower house of t Diet to-c by " ' of = 6 7 proms: ae eae of ee dentall 1 he vote S. The debate on ation ne of the estate is old ator wile disrobing lasted for three hours anc Thomas, a brother of E. R. Thomas, pith edb Ra ba eee vie does not figure in the plan. The settlement of the Thomas de> fs to be in the hands of a commilttce e Spring’ Tip Cuts ‘Stunning Models § 5- 952 piy Satin Lined, Sale | | of three oankers, Two of them have alrendy been —selected—Miles = M. > : of the Merea: d Gen. Henry er Trust fen is to ttee. The one Company be chairman ther membe day or two. ‘The principal ‘Thomas and his Thomas ic not reint . tol of blood—are ab and trust compa Knickerbocker T: Friday’s An feet ie evel ressers to secure an ultra- stylish coat before season at an unusual price. (One model exactly like picture) London Tan Coverts Rich Black Broadcloths Leading Prince Chap and tight fitting collar and collarless models, some with tailored strappings back and front. Swell saddler sttching—collarless models inlaid with ve!vet and out- lined with silk braid. Superior quality satin lining. ALTERATIONS FREE Sale at All Three Stores 14-16Wes 14th Street NEW YORK 4608462Fulton Stret B BROOKLYN time. but this per reduced should some of which are now unmsrketab! be as substantial as Mr. Tho: they are Father’s Estate Tied Up. ‘The estate of the late Gen. Thomas \ pow amounts to about $16,000,000, and is @o tied up by the terms of the will that the heirs cannot get at the principal, George MacCullagh Miller, of No. 80 ‘Wall street, is the principal executor of the estate. Speaking of the determina tion of young Mr. Thomas to pay his debts, Mr. Miller said to-day: “This settlement of the obligations ef Mr. Thomas and his friend is a matter which the estate of Samuel Thomas must and shall be kept sepa. Fate from. Personally, E, R. Thomas has my best wishes, but his mother and sister are helping him personally. Mrs. Beekman, wno 1s travelling with her husband tn Europe, in reprenented in the matter by De lancey Nicoll.” Mr. O'Brien admitted that he had been selected as chairman of the committee to settle up Mr. s's affairs. He gaid that the terms proposed, while not the best in the world, were satisfactory to the creditors under the circum- @tances, and that Mr. Thomas must be given credit for his determination to avoid any subterfuge, legal or other- wise, that would save him from paying @ penny that he owes, ————->____ $1,000000F0R + © ee Assembly Bill Provides for (ase City Institution Under Belle- vue Supervision. 8 thmks : oe 5 et a THE OUTE p GARMENT SHOP To-morrow will be closed out 137 Beautifully Tailored Suits af G-is ee We do this in order to clear the stock before we inventory it, They have previously sold at $29.75, $32.50 and $35.00, Various models. All shades and sizes. (Special to The Eventing World.) ALBAN Y., Jan, 23.—Assemblyman Hackett to-day introjuced a bill au- thorizing the Board of Estimate and Apportainment of New York City to appropriate $1,000,000 for the erection @nd mainten of an additional public J hospital in york City, the site to be between Twentieth and Seveatieth Bireete. in Manhattan Borough The new howpital is to ve under the contro! of the boa of Trustees of Bellevue and 2 THINK MISSING BOY IS LOST IN MOUNTAINS. Jan. 23.—Ben- CAVAVAVAVAVAY i WAVAVAY, Oneofthose phenomenal bargains you a'ways look for and seldom find. WAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA WAVAVAVAWAVAVAVAVAVAVA' Are You Going To the Dance ? Jamin A. W: ung son of Mr. end Mrs, Wil! alker, of Can- tem, O., who are now in this city, is th fught to be lost in the mountains. Jolly receptions are held frequently at many of the Dancing E |has deen missing since the morning | Academies advertised in this morning’s World. e Ww a \ é THE EVENING WORLD, EA. THOMAS 1 AMERICA TOBE HIS DUCK POND ? THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1908. JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street Friday, January the 24th, DIES HOUSE GOWNS. In Both Stores, Challie House Gowns. Belted an0de leet dnsddooudnbouoos oud 9.50 Silk Kimonos. Plain and flowered patterns............ -§.00 and 6,50 German Flannelette Kimonos.... 1.50 and 2,25 FURS, Ia Both Stores. Black Russian Pony Skin Coats, with shawl collar, Semi-fitting, 36 sncheswlongarnenrrrite 0 = 155-00 value 67.50 Mink Scarfs....... 18.00 to 125,00 value 27.00 to 175.00 MONS oo veos 35.00 to 125.00 value 65.00 to 175.00 Grey Squirrel Scarfs 5.00 ve £6 WEEE 4 cc0000 7-59 Cloth Coats, fur lined. Colors: — tan, brown, blue and red......... 37-50, 45.00 and 77.50 23rd Street 34th Street OS88SNSNNNF | WE SELL MORE REAL LACES THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN AMERICA, _Batablished Fifty Years, 75c Pongee Silks at 49c WE HAVE secured for Friday's sp yards of that seule aul s ial selling an additi n spot pongee w n every. siz 49¢ such a rush Monday. dot and every shade Regular 7 Fancy silks—in sheoherd checks, glace 4 stripes, and other popular designs, values 69c and 75c per yard, on sale to-morrow at 49c. Specials in Black culls $1.19 All Silk Taffeta +. 78 | 5 $1.25 g i Heavy Taffeta Men’s $2 to $3 Pajamas, 95c EN'S Pajamas of white madras, and Fre flannels. Odds and ends of $1.50, £2.00, 0 and even $3.00 Clearan at cheviots sold for " 05c colored percales, fancy nes that Lined Underwear. Underwear Wool Unde Men’ Ss Suspenders ; Men's Sic 25 Fancy Hose.. 45 Wool Hose... 10: sy Hose Men’s $10 Winter Overcoats, $4 coats of he garments; sizes fror Men’ 's $20 Black and Eee oon 37.50 Men's Black anid n-y Overcoats, sizes t nd 46 i s long. Every your ¢! i ae 50 st sk Th Values up to Pye ODED Men’ s 320 Black Thibet Suits, $10 Men’s Black Thibet Suits in sizes from 33 to 48. These elegant suits are suitable for wear any time and most any place; $20 sults; your choice, at. $10.00 Men’s $2 and $3 Trousers, $1 Men's 1 styles to aha $1.00 waist; reg. $2 and $3 tro aces $7.50 Winter Overcoats, $3.98 Boys’ $5 Overcoats and Young Men’s $10 and $12 Reefers, $2.98 Suits, $5 Boys’ Short Pants Suits or Young Men’s Suits in sir Winter Overccats—Choice of double breasted styles; Ia our stock, All s from 4 to 16 y; blacks and blues years, Values fr $5.00 from 15 tay ; all go at Greatest Shoe Sale Yet NOTHER lot of 5,000 pairs women’s shoes, carriage boots ind slip pers, including our celebrated Barnard $3.50 shoe, at less than half Shoes of gun metal, coltskin and glace kid, in 1907 and 1908 models, also patent colt, with tan or gray undressed d tops, and the cavalier and Napoleon boots in Russia in metal and colt. 40 styles to choose from. $3.50, $4.00 and $ 1 O8 $5.00 values Friday at Q) The very cholcest at $2.23 ») PAIRS WOM- trade-mark in patent colt vicl kid; lace, cher or button; 18 to choose from. le and ri Si yea A price. Storm pair ed per- | 5 K OF pase 39c Bale P ery aausest 59c EMnRIcH Bros. 6TH AVE. 22ND TO 25RD ST.N.Y. | ROUSING JANUARY CLEARANCE SALES FOR BARGAIN FRIDAY NEW YORKS FASTEST GROWING STORE | SIE 27 inch Flouncings A w — st lar ‘STREET SATISFACTION mOUARANTEED) ) OR MONEY PROMPTLY_ REFUNDED | ; newest sleeve at $6, eaoh. effects ts, 49e ¢ of all-wool broadcloth and formerly p Black Thibets, Tour- day’sGreat 4-Hour Women’s Coats Sacrificed ist and Fur Trimmed single ruffling— Just 450 Striking $6 Satin Lined Broadcloth Coats, To-Morrow at Coats, Very Special dainty opens work value, 3 8 ! quotation sensational and without a parallel. Full 3. 98 9 o-Morrow | Fri | oe of Women’s |50-in. Tourist Coats i: at $1.79 | On Sale from 9 As M. | tol P. M. ] : | Made from, fine ualt dark wi od M. to 1 P. M. only, 179 I —Finest quali with Val : Y ; Shown in LINED THROUGHOUT WITH JAP SILK Another Striking, Sale of Girls’ Coats} _ A stupendous value which has yet to be equaled any- where this season. They're A Splendid eT in Plaid Cloth tae worth $1.25 each— rown and white, gray special at. 1.98 Unusually Rare Values from Our Great $10,000 Purchase and Sale of for $3 Silk Lined Net Waists full blow: ed h white; Parquet Floor ‘ ‘ Oilcloth Lace Curtains A Special Lot of 1,000 yards offered to-morrow at exact'y half price. Hemstitched _Rattled Canam made of good, warm chey- fot, with storm iar and deep re- of Gray full deep s, pateh n blue, Rare Vaiue in First Quality Cork Linoleum C $1.50 kind at 75c pair. 1; This Coat, $1.29. NO MAIL. $2.00 kind at $1.00 pair. “ot 52.50 kind at $1.25 pair. Rare “ otis Prices = 127- Inch Silk Chi f Pa ree Bsnkete ar Pansee: 28 De 39 MUS- OWA £3.90 kind at $1.50 pair. * 39 L 99 Nile, Green and itr POS GE tad ctal last, et and i Brown and sek ve \ i Cl — Shown in fo much ‘in de: 4 8c Cc fais Stupendous Underprice Offering in ¥ "0 & Reef = Boys’ Overcoats & Reefers ! Buy for next year—if not needed for this Winter. One-third regular price. About 385 Overcoats and Reefers, ages 3 to J—every style, every fabric, every garment excellently tailored, well ce] fand worth from $3 to $4 each—choice to-morrow at, o060000 A Great Bargain Closing Out Boys’ 7 Caps || Men's and Young Men’s Odd Coats and |Percales, Domet and all- wool flannels, Vests, Overcoats and about plain or fancies (limit 4 to 40 suits (sizes 33 to 3 ea ” De 0 each); values up to 49c each; C morrow (none C, 0. sale price. : Another Great Frid mte,GeaFt BED COUCHES rrow’s Special Selltng—sold every- Tapestry We securec just 250 more of them for To-S U Ily Special Values for Friday THO ettyestry, 290 Yard where else at $8.50—here to-morrow only at $4.98. Can be used as single or full size beds. Frame is made of all 1,000 yards of the new Oriental tinsel effect tapestry, in all colors; 50 inches Re- steel, gold bronze finished, with guaranteed National springs. Z Choice of cites Telescope iy scope very special, per piece. . wide; suitable for hangings 29 of all kinds, Regular value 22e special, per tail regularly at $8.50. Piel ponnegnnpnAaaoNORAAS yu44.50 ‘Tapestry, 98¢ Yard Bed i Lot of French weobelip wont tery style, i the best colors, such as " A ss olive, empire blue and red grounds; To-morrow this tapestry a, suitable only, in- for re-covering furniture; A regular value $4.50; sale 98c cluding aay