The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1908, Page 16

CNT WAND BPTI EG TL John Schuhlein Buried as an, “Unknown” in Kenisco j Cemetery. | | FELL OFF CAR; KILLED. | Brother Saw Ambulance Take | Dying Man to the Hospital. Through a picture printed In The Evening World John Sohuhletn, who dis- appeared June 27 from his home, No. 68) St, Ann's avenue, the Bronx, was) to-day traced to an unmarked grave in Kensico Cemetery. His brother, George, who lives at the same addr fearing | that his brother had been ulted or | murdered for the money Jewelry | he carried, asked the police and The Evening World Tuesday to help flnd | Mm. Dr. Emmanuel Juster and his ant, Dr. Bookstader, of Leban pital, saw the pleture of the mis man in The Evening World. “That looks like the man who was brought here and died not long ago,” remarked Dr, Juster. His assistant! agreed with him and they looked up the records, confirmed their sus- picions and notified the brother, John Schuhlein, it was learned, was to] have met his brother on Long Island June 2 and go on a fishing trip, They) missed eich osher and John returned by} way of North Beach. He landed at the| foot of East One Hundred and Thirty- fourth etreet on his way home, and while In a Union avenue car at One Hundred and Fortv-first street his hat blew off. He hailed the conductor and asked him to stop the car, but did not wait for it to slow up, In getting off he @%pped, fell against an “'l/" pillar at Alexander avenue and was taken to Le danon Hospital. He was found to have a fractured skull and never became nsclous, although he lived two days operated on, Monday be died w! denuty boing established. There was nothing fy his nockets by which bis name could, be learned, and no marks on his cloth- ing. The $100 ye was known to have when last seen was { July 1 Charles Btumpt, an 1 at Eazle and Westchaster avenues, was called In to bufy him, 8 2 $100 the body was buried as All tits] was learned by the | er the doctors had the pleture and through {t recognized their untdentified patient. | A remarkable thing In co With the case i only three bio home, and that wh! the hospital his arate home for some tidings ny time to ¢ Geoorga was standing at end qmeresn avenues on turned 0} “It's making good He was suli t FLING PLASTER EIS REMEN Two Members of Engine Com- pany 25 Painfully Hurt at a Small Blaze, DYING FROM ( Mi COLLISION, Crash Between Trolley and Beer Waxon tujures One Patally, fit eA = | (am JAMES McCREERY & 60, | 23rd Street 34th Street Advertised Merchandise on Sale Friday and Saturday Morning. BOYS’ CLOTHING, Washable Suits, In Both Stores, Russian and Sailor Size 2% to Io years, 25 usual price 1.45 to 3.00 Washable Knickerbocker Trousers, } Made of white duck, tan linen, crash and Khaki, Size 6to 1s years, 75¢ Norfolk and double breasted Suits, of tropical weight Worsted, 9.75 ‘ usual prices 12.00, 13.50 and 15,00 re i} | Linen Suits, Plaited skirt with fold; 30 inch semi-fitting coat, 7.50 Stripe and check gingham Jumper Dresses, 5:75 White washable poplin Skirts, Plaited model, 1,50 | | | MISSES’ SUIT DEP'TS, 1n Both Stores. | In Both Stores, CHILDREN’S SUIT DEP’TS, Semi- Princess Jumper Dresses, plaited skirt with fold, Made of percale or hair line stripe lawn with rosebud design, Size 14 years, 75 Washable Coat Suits of blue and white linene, Two and three piece | models, semi-fitting coat and plaited skirt, Sizes 12 and 14 years, 5.00 Washable Skirts of white linene Plaited model with fold. Length 28 to 35 inches, 1.50 | JAMES McCREERY & CO. 22rd Street 34th Street JAMES McGREERY & 60. ajrd Street gath Street | MEN'S HABERDASHERY., 100 dozen, Soft Outing Shirts, Made of silk and wool and mixed fabrics. With or without collar, regular and French cuffs. 1,25 values 2.09 an{ 2.50 200 dozen, white Plaited Shirts, Attached or detached cuffs, Neck size In Both Stores, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, WE SELL MORE REAL LACES THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN AMERICA Ehric ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEAS, OTH AVE,, 22D TO 2 Bros 3D ST. N.Y. MORNING SALES" || Friday from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. No C. O. D, or Mail Orders Filled, | Women’s Belts 9A, M. to 1P. M. | Cambric | Pillow Drawers}, Cases 9A.M. fo} Pp 9A.M, toi P.M Bleached Muslins 9 A.M. toiP.M. Dresses M.toi P.M. Covers ,| 9 A.M, to 1 P.M. Table Covers 9 A.M. to1 P.M. Wash Skirts 79¢e 9 A.M. to i PLM. | Girls’ L Edges 9A M. toa P.M. 9 A.M. to1 P.M. We ality | 9 A.M. to 1 P. Plan and ¢ ace Veis Oe M. fou *Genee’ mesh Floor Qiicioth j 9 A.M. tol P.M. Kayser’s Men's | Women’s Gloves Shirts Vests Silk | Pongee 13/2 to 19; sleeve length 32 to 36, 1.00 valu? 1.35 175 dozen Pajamas, Made of Madras, 1.00 and 135 pm va'u! 1.59 to 2.30 CG ’ $ | go dozen, all wool Jersey Bathing | W mens dPrincess$ 99 and Swimming Suits, Blue, black and Dresses for * ° grey. ' ane | On Sale All Day Friday One of + se ‘son 3 y b rgain surp azrd Street 34th Street invin good quility m He i 9 2 mae || Me JAMES MGREERY 8 CO. n’s Summer Suits Mid Baek Bath Sttoet The Besi Clothing Cflers We Have Ever Made SEMI-ANNUAL SALE of shoes continued, ene he coerce no ets * Women’s Sorosis Oxfords, “Garden $ : ‘) that aca ed to Ties? and Pumps, er high FREE OF CHARGE, | With Fach $20 Su t at }12.50 | We Give a Hamisome Suit Worth $10 Abs lutely Free ie of World “Boarders Wanted” Advertisements. | JULY 9, B Window Shades An odd lot-s rollers; all col- 1908.,' yme 1,000 in on best qual Mm NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS ON ADVERTISED G000S, ‘ NEW YORK'S FASTEST GROWING Sues | OTHENENG WEST 141" STREET SATISFACTION SVABANTESO OR MONEY PROMPTLY ae C AND 0 | fade Crom f2n00 YARDS BLEACHED SHEETIN p 1 jj fextes ti Ha Peautifal $2 and $3 Lingerie Waists«t ‘Braid Coats Big Specials in Linens, Domestics and _s_|/|Wash Goods MILE REMNANTS O1 LARGE Sik Aes Rk “8 oRess 19¢ GREAT vate sae Lt TIPEN SKIRTS | Wolliziv o §19 oA SKIRTS: PASS Tn 7 AND HEAVY Tel A prominent manufac'urer's cleen-up, inc'uting * about 250 exquisite samples; also allover waists. ingerte are of fine shevr ned with Walsts, 3c jie cf 69c ar Peter Pan Waists 9c] "Temslate Factory-Unioading Sale of | Mattresses at Half Rion PTE PELE on 1,00 Gonbihatioa Hkie Mattresses, $6 Value | tan "x Combination Hair h faireees tin ‘ikin Ms, A Sensational Sale ot Women’s White Canvas | Oxfords 510.50 Heir Mattresses al RINGS thousands of dol/ars worth of new, desirable Summer merchandise at underprices, the lowest by a gocd margin quoted anywhere this season, panied by urucnally atteactive price cxneessions demand your prompt recocnition. Starting Underpricing of Women’s NEW WASH DRESSES at - - - g than anything offered this season Many special purchases Women’ s Str: THIS SUIT ee eee lies atts SUL 21285 | ss Jumper accom- al en Suits at 1.98 ce event. 198 WOMEN o $id AME Uf SILK DRESSES AT 3.98 or Prin 3.98 Women’ sVests Men’ § fae Extracrdinary Bargains in Manufacturers! a e of Clot °s Bis vib sive 49c Hardwood Stepladder Cha r,gt.t0 value; to- Bf morrow only at, each Bac © Extra Large Size BLUE. GERMAN ay, where at § the lowe: = 2,98 springs, tho se beliters, ¢ Couches ara cd ists two a. divitcal beds oo wel asa full ace (hot r) bed, Entice outfit, ne _ Bathing | Suits Household Hielst SALT BOXES With highly ilalt- Piles Bale off Telescope Co: uch Beds Sensational f scope Couch, f » best steel National ale mettresse sn] two in A green demina, Size ge “up Bask ets i 82.00 size CHINA Q cul - price fl offering of Heavy| Steel Beds, j AG