The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1909, Page 14

NEL" SWEDE! ($1,000 REWAR TO EVERVGUDY, SANS LAGU First chiiee hi in Years Electiic |, Railway ° in Metropolis, ONLY PARTLY EQUIPPED. * ‘Nothing to Terr Bidder, Asserts U. S. Judge. VOR SALE—An entire electric sur- Mace railroad system in tho heart of he metropolis of the United States, “There is nothing to terrify a pros- the entive property fi ie tne (28 these at public \" pective bidder for the perty of the | ould f Bletropolitan Street Ra ‘on eny theory of uncertain future Ila- bilities,” Judge )3 Lacombe, of Ahe United es Court, said to-day, In reiterating his position stated $h a memorandum filed with 6t foreclo and sale, putting electric railroad property un the auction @ at ritth ars avente Block June 1. eather ecent events and for charged with “Certainly no one will bid. for this New t Taiiroad without the advice of skilled “ran ne_World pate equested and experienced engisicers,” fe added, peuanyipioe: of special 1 twho, on inspection of the What may be found on it, will be give: @i! the inforn nation needed for the exer wise of an Int ent judgment fnnual inventory and the boo! Yecveivers will be open to bidders,” Here indeed is the golden oppor perienced nity for "skilled and igincers"—the offering Qroperty aga tock Was Iss! to Buy y Prospective way Company the deer roperty and successful, can rely upon obtaining ox. | NUS in the sun of SnlN, the pr ui] ceedingly advantageous with the | “rds therevt to be aude to the apne a ‘The Present federal receivers for such ad. | ?!!*tion made to the itional car barns and sub-power t!e’ - “EGYPTIAN PRINCE” PREACHER UNDER ARREST AS FAKER _— oe f THE WORLD wil! pay a rewara of $1,000 for information tha: will ‘cad to the detection, arrest and conviction of the man or men responsible for the murder of Police Lieut Joseph Petrosino, in Palermo, ening, March 12, Alleged Noblenvain- Missionary Said to Have Collected for ust the isis or Baptists Alike Oc- cupied by Imposter. the u eure which the right to im reserved; and can ensi! aniount of his bld accor “Metropolitan” In the event that t and the past bad rey scares bff ou he Cou eves Death of Petrosino Gyound for Renewing Request to step of testing specta THE av EATNG WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH «2, Method: | yom, or | BATTALION CH the eared hose hignways ollowing « pective bidder for the Metropolitan, if | '!! houses as may be nocessary to make tnveitle t | u- & comple Bae tu plete surface railway system. sald funi to’ be Barsoum's a-| An !mportant Factor. Commissio! u the supervision of lowed Further, a prominent factor in the; the Mayor, the Comptroller developments now moving forward is| President of the Munleipal Civil the | nigel tee |} Many Fakers at Work. rcording to members of t | ub ar| deen received ‘at Mr. s | aim | as of $4,000,000 which it Is believed can be! {s in favor of the appropriation and will reduced to $2,000,000, claims of other! sign the bill !f {t should be passed, but peeipen roads and the obligatfons of the re-/ there is no reason to believe that the pany, N Iroad Company ceive: | Board of Aldermen will reconsider $08 ee eae et ee saree New road Com Only the unpresented damage claims] determination to keep the Commissioner "26 ' E : PAA pany «rising during the operation of the road from the enjoyment of a fund of $100,000 “B py ma K Ms . AA Bd ths arsoum, in a Syrian nobleman's and the © by the receivers need be figured on by {9 he spent as his fancy directs. The par) made an impressive pict Company, Shorn of Poor Leases The property tis of experts is sii unprofitable leases real estate. Not ey house its rolling sto system, which now and much of igh car barns Tammany and Brooklyn Aldermen are iE) peainae Ha plant i8 tall and distinguls varries cred s from past experie n that practically all pa —————————— iva hende of contracts and tort have already been | not hesttat hanidated, All the rest can be Catholic do ring in ¢ t 1 te ri Methodist or Baptist er Its down to figures righ | paris Some months 4 to of those booming the sale, | perated with much preac success about East Side churches, the congregations will. 100 Barsoum "The 5's bondhol serious mistake if th 500,000 liens, ders are making a| stand pat on of which over Mr BLOCKS THE “L" ROAD skeleton of its 1 their $1 said a promi- “As far as we know, there oh There are left: nent factor In arranging the sale to- school at Bethlel Two thousand motor cars, nearly day. ‘True it is that the offering to! RECS jorday fou: hundred of which are nev the public at fitst glance seems blue | the Rev. Mr. Bord. He was told to] Carbarns with scarcely seven hundred cars One hundred and eighteen mi lectric railroad track, fifty of which is leased. es A main power house, Ninety-sizth Wtreet and First avenue, is the chict | strong point of the offering, for it con- trols the electric power situation Manhattan Island, selling power even to rival lines. A sub-pow fireet and Le. ior bu r pledged & second mortgage of 4 What the Sale Includes, The former includes practically franchise Uiree sub-power houses and a number of odd pleces of real estate, all together Yepresenting an approximate value $8,000,000, This newer real estate will be sold in Beparate parcels for the exclusive bene- date Ht of the holders of the 4s, The as not been set In short, the coming sale {s for First benefit of the holders of In 5s, and includes all of the r owned by the company 3897, when the Issue was of the personal property tompany prior to and that date. If there is a the sale, said surplus will be applied ee WAny Little Girl’ from “At Waldorf.” capacity for per ce y of the de all the estate r to Feb, 1 , and a owned by prosecute. We unierstand Speer was wired to come to } to identify Barsoum, if possible, milk, but let the pan stand overnight, | Poor Insulation Causes Fire at vat Dr and I warrant that there will be plenty it: til of cream tor, the) bold: fhaltel setae Ninety-ninth Street Station of it may’ ve that he has gone there.” | g nt. that investigates carefully, and thei bids wisely. i Retires $52,000,000 Stock, “Remember that the sale on June 1 retires $52,000,000 of stock, also a sec. ond mortgage of $16,504,000, “Let this capital out of the property, jy | Which will still hold its units together || Pittsburg detectives say that sovum collected a stibstantia money from Cardinal He was held as 4 sus til a formal charge of + under false pretenses against him. USED LAST DOLLAR Third Avenue Line. ind tracks of the Third up for half an on conduit which « wires and water pipes oft at the N’ to Allan Porter. Bought a Length of Gas Tubing for Use in Suicide. partner wi face ad system ing mi Porter ea expiring. t e — was his petual. You | the ihersiouliltay LEFT ONLY THE CHAIRS. | inarding-house at No HeCht at listen to the ch = Hundred and Thirty-second stre Thieves Loot Harher Shop of $1,000) nistress of the house, Mrs. [ discounted In Tools and Materials, 1 the is on the dis- day cleaned out the he pres nb Service |g getting away \ ra ba ad spent a part of the las ad in the um, cigars the Bighteen per cent, payments on une 2. gu rnevine abit derlying ecmpanies; 77 por cont., cost, al} of operation, and 101-2 per cent., taxes, 41, Total, 105 per cent ( a *. VICTORIA 4ND BRESLIN GUESTS AROUSED BY FIRc. 1 to stand bebir arriva The landlady said she was sure ¢ hyel ing Porter had given a goo h to others who were Early 1O i c a to it, nd Por ter, 1 SiCA PLEADS NOT QUILTY. laf Ta ip Sons op ier of Stavi : : ‘ee ot LATONIA WINS CASE a AGAINST COMMISSION, palate BRIDGE WAITS FOR LIGHTS. Splat Mr. Te * words, held that the New Queensboro Structure to Be must give ¢ authority over ‘Some Thine Vout M Opened ised now for al but the Commissioner | r to wait until it can bel | ight traffic, too, / YOU CAN DYR AN bow Easter beg WD: with neat SUNDAY Umited, Order ia ason. The cou on will take the case to the Court of Appeal, »-| Joined Force Thirty \ r a fire at 17 TO MAKE DEATH SURE Justice Triax fn Sup: lay dismissed the voree instit b 1909, GORONER HEARS. TESTIMONY AT WOMAN'S BEDSIDE Investigating Death of Man Who Charged That Police- man Beat Him. BATTALION CHIEV DEAD; A VIREMAN FOR 30 YEARS, s 3. 4 < § s jury, escorted by Cor went to the Jiome of sat No. Ht West get her testimony in the Inqu Ing field into the death of her brother-in-law, Frederick Con- Wo on Oet. 1 last In bed, with a baby CH SHAY SHAY, NOTED FRE. CHER DEAD y sent her and street station e sent Patrol- Edward girl out to e wen ears Ago W Despite Protests of Father, Head of Department. goes on Mrs. tis the mat- Battalion ¢. suthority for the statement that $10,- | Commission RATER two ye $54,000 in bonds 1s ou ng. (0,000 WI be more than ample to meet! Commissioner Bingham is actuated in ‘s Be ee | ie ie The lines coinprisius the present Met~ (he immediate requirements of leins| his revival of the plan to secure the es-) one Qu wren rein (Gees. fopolitan sys Broadway against the property, $ ) of which | tablishment of a secret service fund by | ol terete ster : eG OE) na Seventh Ave : * are receivers’ certificates due June 15, | the assassination in Italy of Lieut. Pe- ae leeeathan Bey j Years. His £ ' ny ) t get enougi: ® Citlatopher 100, The remainder includes a tax item trosino, It is believed that the Mayor |? ee was ¢ ve} Took Him to Station. Chiet nee came, declare: iff announced that ner and that no Connolly was his pris one was golng to take sed to} young interne, Dr. sts needed Ws Ww Last }to his “felt k would go to the be looked afte e was wi place, The hospital s double allow } sent, his dri ry to his the New York Hospita 1 But it will all come at | He did not speak BOY HERO SAVES CHILD. {Jumps Into Lake and Rescues Her again, Chet Shay was caught by a falling An She In Drowning. floor when the Parker building, at Nine-| ‘anne ; teenth street and Fourth a burned | WASHINGTON, March 2—The most y ago, He was in aj fecent hospital for three months after that ex- | perience, ——. | MEMBER FROM Geel aie 2 cold waters of Home WASH. | Root for a United St | le! prese LOSES SUIT FOR BIVORCE: chi Mrs, Mac ' Don't chew the same old kinds ‘ of gum forever. Try the new dainty delightful | *VIO New In Flavor THE CUM THAT'S ROUND Freshens your mouth Clears your throat Helps digestion In round metal boxes, Sold by all dealers. 105 Hudson Street. Sole N. Y. Distributer | ROBERT COLEMAN & CO., HE WORLD printed 11,788 separate “HELP WANTED” advertisements last week— More Than Three Times the 3,288 published in the Herald | and more than any Three other 1} New York newspapers combined, i | Welcome Willing Workers JAMES McCREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street On Tuesday, March the aad. rs LADIES’ NECKWEAR DEP’TS., Tate Importation of Egyptian Scarfs in ,a wide range of attractive Oriental designs,— * white and silver or black and silver com- binations, 4.75, 5:75, 6.50 to 60.00 1-3 less than usual prices In Both Stores, pee aera ADS RIBBONS. 534 inch Moire Taffeta Ribbon, satin back. All the new colors; also black and white. 39¢ per yard value 70¢ Com- 30c per yard value 40¢ In Both Stores, 5'¢ inch Ribbon, Ottoman weave. plete assortment of colors, Washable Underwear Ribbon, « piece of 10 yds ........20¢ ae eee i ounvonongee MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. An extensive variety of Garments made in workrooms on the premises. Many ex- clusive designs in Bridal Sets, Night Gowns, Close Fitting Petticoats and Combination Suits, to be worn with the present mode of dress, In Both Stores, A large assortment of Imported Under- wear. - Sale of Domestic Underwear. Gowns Sauainennantiea cine g5c to 5.75 CATES Gyo cuonanatnovaunved0the (© Fk7G IDET vaousonadnnaovanaonaonsle (@ BiG SIGHS onnoanonas sovodanunosoanG Be ( HOGG Corset Covers ........ eae .§0¢ to 2.75 Combination Corset Cover and Drawers, 1.75 to 8.25 Combination Corset Cover and Skirt, 1.75 to 8.25 ahtsss SS couesdonday 2.50 to 16.75 Monograms and Crests embroidered to order. CORSETS. In Both Stores. All Corsets Carefully Fitted. Augustine Corsets with extremely long back, greatly reducing the figure into slen- der proportions. Strong front and side sup- porters, French hook. “a 95c usual price 2,50 Augustine Corsets with extremely long back and skirt. Strong front and side sup- porters of fancy webbing. 1.45 usual price 3.00 “© Augustine Corsets for every type of figure. Many models especially designed and cut ex- tremely long, greatly reducing the well-devel- oped figure into slender, youthful lines, 2.50 to 12,50 INFANTS’ OUTFITTING DEP'TS, In Both Stores, New Spring models in little children's Coats of white and colored Broadcloth, Silk, Pongee and Cheviot. All the leading shades. Coats of Irish Crochet, Pique, plain or with hand-embroidery and Irish Crochet Lace. Sale of Reefer Coats, made of fine navy blue and red Cheviot. ‘Tailored models. Size 2 to 6 years, 6.50 value 8,50 Fine quality, Mushroom Tuscan Hats, with velvet bands. Also large rough Straw Hats trimmed with ribbon bows. 2.75 value 3.78 CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR. An extensive stock of Misses’ and Chil- dren's French and American Gowns, Skirts, Corset Covers and Drawers. Made of fine Cambric and Nainsook. Sale of Skirts, Gowns, and Drawers, size 2 to 14 years. Skirts and Gowns Drawers vesssssvrereces ‘JAMES MoCREERY.& C0) 23rd Street 34th Street .§0¢, 65¢, and 75