The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1910, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DEUGMBER 5, NOISY BROKER eel 2 QUIETED HINASELF | 1910. ONFILL:ADAMS G 1868 Established 43 Years 1910 seen T he=—eaet Christmas ' YOUTH KILLED AS PORTER WAS MESSENGER BOYS MAY STRIKE re | Real Attorney Got “Best Pickpocket | in Country” a Disagreement | | | wren Oary die Conta ree Noon 6th Ave., 20th to 22d St. St | Faweett in the Kings County Court | alias Jacoy Goldstein, to not less than | | Why Not Furniiure? | | | Kdans Buitding—Thied aud Fourth Floors | We have thou To-morrowisSurety Day! four years and ten months and not] more than nine years and elgut* months | In Sing Sing. Meeting Is Called, Calle, but Parents | Expatriated by Family Because | Jamison Asleep Wh When Police, nds upon thousands of beatiful pieces It was hia second trial. Harris on June 19 stole a diamond | setting around looking as if they were made for gifts, and Interfere When Pay En- He Wanted to Marry an Called by Angry Neighbors, [tte valued at 20 & wallet e | there's nothing you ean give that will last longer or give more vik ph ee ee” ee tae | permanent joy. Besides the furniture in this sale, toom velope Is Not Full. | Actress. | Arrive. Libel ith 7 ag ig row, Wednesday and Thurtday, vou will find such things as and the jury disagreed. At the second 8) nioking ‘Tables, Children’s . Dee. oth Tuesday, lll +] evar trial he acted as his own aterney and * Desks, Dressing Tables, Be Despite the fact that a majority of} Walter Stethert, who was crushed to| Thomas M. Jamison, a broker welll was found guilty, largely on his own F re Chai Book Cases, Re the striking Western Union messenger |death last Thursday while working as a| known tn the financtal district, who Is|testimony, brought out by cross-ex- 10 Surety Stamps Given Free ors, Musie Ca ete. boye have returned to work, porter for the Adams Express Company amination, et‘in'the country. But T will put actress, a and that said to have made a neat eum in last ry fe | "1 y em ea ” ov CC Piar the Postal boys refused to go out when |in the depot at Forty-elghth street and|week's market, was taken feos. Nid eee ak ceerioes Urapertwe. trey Tl 10 F Soeilon'te the toe war tive tecture Free 10 nt ie Mh Ni petal hy : 4: a bei the ae ts ordered by the strike committee, the Madison avenue, was a member of alhome, No. Broadway, at % o'clock | "Tau aro a menace to the community ||| ree re tact his “yea wen H da st rem: i oe he . leaders of the boys’ organization have | Wealthy Berlin family and had been sent | this morning to J. Hood Wright Hos-|and ply your trade on cara upon peo- | Sain ier wotativoee pick fl coe ade aed determined on a general walk-out, To|to this country by his father because of | pital, euffering from alcoholism and| Pie who wouldn't be riding in them If | : ee | ever you need to; furniture with which to furnish your arouse enthusiasm and formulate plans | 8 determination to marry a German {accidental gas poisoning. they were rich, You are the best plok- | Slip Covers for Christmas, $3. 89 Hh nee the furniture and pay for it while you are asing | i ttle by little and month by month. It has helped more nized labor, @ mass meeting is to be held Wednes- Jamison, who ja forty-six years old,| you where you can't continue your , Nr " + F i ph Be ¢ o N HM Building—Fourth Flo ! t ‘a . day night Ina hal! yet to be selected, | Wilhelm Schmidt, an old German also|iy said to have started out Saturday | Work.” ; We wi 1 bth tu 4 Se feat | young people coming to New York and settling, it has done ‘The boys have organized a unton, |CMPloyed by the express company, told | afiernoon to celebrate his good fortune Harris's pal, Henry Farber, upon Biases. 4. will make as many of them as twenty yards ol more to create happiness than any other institution, to our known @s Messengers’ Local No. 1. It|% Young Stethert’s family connections |and spend some of it. |dlemond ting, wae found, got off with | [| 27-inch stripe will make. Orders taken nt this price for ; — knowledg ‘ {9 affiliated. with the Central Federation | oY after Steihert had been buried in] When he appeared in the apartment 4 than two or | this week will be delivered before Christmas di This | To-morrow these articles will be on sale at about $8 per of Labor Unions. The leaders in the | Potter's Field. Schmidt was the only] house in which hi y 8. 8 re than four years | is a special Christmas opportunity for those who want cent. helow reguls rices. last strik person to whom Stelhert confided. To Par Neel eek ane er —- to give the furnt for 1 Hoa | M Dear Pee strike say they have the moral a « - confided, To) night he was in such high good humor — o give the furniture covers for a room to somebody at well as the financial support of or-| Sl! others he tried to appear Just the} that ne yelled iustily, much to the dis.| | ChUFeM Dells Silent on Girt home for Christmas. It makes the old furniture look like | $4.50 Parlor Rocker, | $10.50 Morris Chair, $7.50 ordinary workman. ve t Account. ew ¥ a | The date of the general | Strike is to be fixed at the meeting| Stelhert came to America six wecks|CoMMture of other tenants. Threats) ecause a young woman ts lying d new. ; sae A $3.50 ergy 4 ‘ canvas of the |#8 He had been a lieutenant in ine le elephone the police ‘ y il with typitoid fever the t ‘e measure, cut and bind twenty yards of this 27-ineh Just the iliesteation. Wednesday night, but a canvas of the He had b Neat voce nue, to eer the poll Hit with tyr aN sire, cut and bind twenty yards of tl i t tk ) messenger boys in the downtown dis- y and was d {ned to|lees quiet was restored and Ja churches of Versailles stripe for 88.89. When inere than twenty yards Made of trict reveals a woeful lack of enthusia the actress when his father sud- | was « yesterday fi is required, we charge 80 a yard additional. | genuine | 1 : 1 ’ ¢ for another struggle. i shipped him to America elhert | wife rt is Miss Ila * | Birchwood, “ G + | ived a remittance of 10 p pt. and Mrs Abraham - ba ‘The Western Union bays who went ed a remittance of 100 jerks & The wos resuy L. back to work,” said President Nathan | eek for a time, but he wanted lgioriy after &, ofstoc , NoMa Ate Toned: eeee LAL Cralssance be preads panel in < ¢ Hoffman of the new union, “did so be- | Delleving tt would lessen his bome-| gach yells trom the apartinents that 1 t he ie nurel 7 ; | icknes: . be kth hee lth ga ted the fever while nursing ler sis “¢ hack; very | Moving they would gatn thelr demands pear Mk een sre eee sl) One In the house could sleep, ‘Then one| Hla Jones, wio died. Since sie be- | f) A Very Acceptable Christmas Present, rats ey were mistaken, and we will get . a ° elepnor Pyle 1 fc has been noticed that she| |} i t | a ls 8¢t | Fro, Bos Went Ono Hundred and Thirty: | ofagtte,, tenants telepnoned to Police aul ay tes een tues feet aee Ly Regular Price. . $5 $7.50 $10 $12 $15 | able; shap- | Supt. A. J. Skelton of the American | fourth street, but he told none of bis! Avout the " the bells of nearby churches were rung. | || e ¢ " ed arm District ‘Telegraph Company ays tho | fellow-boarders any of his history. nell o? case tis: AUN MPHee ‘hate | SRST ESEROR DEER GID | To-morrow $2.75 $5.75 $7 $9 $12 heavy epin« | boys who have returned lave been glad] Efforts now will be made to locate i'CUREDOF ASTHMA The designs are made on strong net and the spread is dles; shap- to get their jobs, He does not anticipate |the family of the dead man by Ger-| When Policeman Resthuler of m4 | finished with a full valance anda bolster rell cover which ed seat; @ new strike. mans who have become interested in| West Ono Hundred and Twenty-fittn| “I tried many remedios but my'}) matches the sprend. There's a good variety of designs, base is “Their mothers have asserted them-|him because of t! story told by treet station knocked at the Jamison|asthma grew worse. For months 1|]/ and the renaissance work is.of an unusiial quality 4 strongly braved, Just like illustration, Made of selves," he sald. “When pay day came | Schmidt. o1 1 | slept only in a reclining chair, I at 7 4 r 7 og y: | constructed aed red golden oak, ‘Thorough and the boys had little in their the matter took on a different Skelton says the strike lead never get thoir Jobs back again. The reason they have failed to call for their money 4s revealed jn the intimation that they will be arrested for inciting riots if they can be found. SS Ennedantianeal GRANTS A DIVORCE [3a TO A NON-RESIDENT, | |Reno Judge Doesn't Even Require | Applicant to Visit the nvclopes spi s will lagt (without any faith) tried Hy-) heautifully polished. A’ pleasing addition to the furnishing of any | parlor of living reom. | $20 Couch, $13.50 ‘ust Like ilustration and hand polished. arms with les: The and Liga est whi iY own of cover. Has spring seat. and jott enough of carving to make irs. | “He will be all right after a| omel. | “After using three days I could go away|to bed and sleep as well as ever. aad La trish Point Lace Curtains Under-Price Regular Price, $4, $6, $7.50, $10 a Pair | Reduced to ‘$2.75, $4, $5, $7.50 a Pair coman was about to! got a whiff of the &: nearly two botties have used never had any trouble fro escape in, since. This was five yea P, De Wolf, Conneaut, O Then} y did gas happen to income. off, ‘The striking mcsrengers presented State. a’ noe Know wee. was [Nowa NHLY OL ABIO) | A good variety of designs made on good net at about the i artistic in every ways thetr side from t of the Po RENO, Nov. Dec eman wen: Breathe Hyomet (pronounce } Usual importation cost. | r * ple's Forum co m the parish | conn, man named Bu: vere Jamison was o-me); it is guaranteed to ¢ | $12 Music Cabinet, $8.50 houte of the chureh of the Ascension! ied'g gut for uivnvee ti wife repied| 88% found the room ‘led with, gas catarth, sore throat, Nottingham Bed Spreads | Just like eut, f n enry Kata and Jacob | ‘with allegations of cruelty in retusing|Which came from a@ half turned 4 Made of genuine Yungewick tod “tr oudhiors what they | hy saint fuel bn winter to ious AR ambulanion waa called trons the Hoe , Regular Frise, $1.50, $2.50, $3 $4 a Set The frame iy made of golden | birchwoods the ‘kin, 7 ahve: on a ken het o 21 ywhere, G % “7 mS porate et cope to (beak ue] tt O34 HE ohllsrad: ware nd cursloe pital and Jamison was taken there, |cents, Druggists every where To-morrow 75c, $1.25, $1.50, $2 a Set 1 pak and haw heavy ball fet. It hogany nist ne baby when tt was il. , 20) inches y-ic {t.6 eautifully with clubs," asserted Katz, “but it atn't | “gue aeked for a court order for |, : These are double bed size with. twe'pittow shams to match long. Turkish apring edane,, it Bmcdiee a done no gow , ite pretty Narce | senue mubsy to come st keno-tu face and an exceptional variety of designs and lace effects. has an open indestructible steel | gant mural ‘i e Bowery | afision Gh Re ner husband, which money ‘the husband | 1. 50 fl spring bott whic Reet it decoration ot : Asso 19+ | vefused to supply her with, although an | $ R f d L ( y to keep The buttons | door, It is 19 ply fellors to: take our jobs when We're | abte-bodied snatt, she decldved aaa regu: | | ulite ace urtains, 85c are put on with steel clamps so | inches deep, 20} a string for our rights larly employed as a barber at a 00a | Miide of good net, with a full ruffle edge and inact fh that it is impossible to pot! them iches wide and) It ix upholstered in Bos A very popular sash curtain. cheapeinasenis OROWNED IN NORTH RIVER. Judge Moran Saturday grantea the | leather: (‘The design is new and 4 —— wife a divorce, This is the first instance o > | V Up-to-date, Intoxtonted Stranger Fell Of Bare | in which a person wio has never been ‘ Founded 1826 | $5 assar Boxes at $3. 75 Will requireabout one week's money back. Complete outtit includ- || ing inhaler $1.00. Extra bottles 50) | | | | | of Renaissance lace. | | time to make delivery. 16 inches row Street Pier, Watchman Says. |in Reno has been granted a divorce he: - —_ high, 18 inches wide, 86 inches long. A new : . ‘ 4 : h d . neatly carved. Rope Joseph Mule watchman em-] DENY TRAIN WRECK PLAN | lot just in, exactly like some had a while ago, which we Burrows Featherweight carving on front of cabinet. ‘This ployed ont! pler at the ee ? | simply could not get enough of? They are covered with ‘Folding Card Tables, is an exceptionally. good article ee eatrow i River, re- | Long Ista road Investigating holster De t very fine Japanese matting and trimmed ‘with bamboo. One|) $2.6 at very small cost, Heaps the polite Ns SERINE ASAE "Ge ienctions onbtraaie,, Up y pt. of the nioest things for an apartment that you can imaging Sry aa Seed Rockin Nees a i » $2, oatetk. darancer to nim, | neta, ottiees, of the esrel gone Clotingout H A apety ve Just like illustration, fe said the man, @ stranger to him, | bureau of the Long Island: Ral tor 6 - | ey had walked on t and asked where! day not a great deal of importance SOSINE OUL $5 Down Quilts for. $3. 75. j i Bua F birch, Hus pay ‘ Twelfti strc seemingly was being attached to ; “| inished in a | be 8, “T told hin V | | rich omahog- | woven back, Rid: away 3 ae French Jute Velour Portieres O'Neill Building—Seeond Plot | ] any color | continuous tae, sae he hold to it and | te Stes WORE OF TYE. CAte Le ! 75 pairs Imported Reversible Jute Velour The filling is of pure } Ha aan Ait 1 he. S ain said he had . . fy . 0 . y3 aak” iby eeielien Uccts mabe relat Portieres in assocted colors odorless down, the covers Magia Cadeany Ged crane " Investigation of all the clr L Sate cf inp aniend ine ! lity 0 d ; PNEUMATIC TUBE MAIL | ing is of fine sateen in floral was any ground pneumatic t CIRCUIT OF CITY OPEN. |' one of a real plan According to telegrams sent from Riv- | coupling Enk and an iron bar. at $24. Formerly $35.00, $40.00 and $45.00, 50 per pair. | designs. | $2.50 Sateen Comforts at $1.98 | Nyery lett inside the fran ery ¢ The delivery of fetter mail will Be) eshead. George F. Raynor, a resident feaie re, weight | comfe greatly fa a in tha ¢ the | of Calverton, brough: to the ticket | Covered with sateen and bordered in rich light” colors | 046 Ibs. "thick. iat an artistia de sirn © opening a ae glee agent there an iron coupling pin, a | with a 9-inch border of pink, blue, yellow, olive, lilac or . White maple i f) crims ateh the dominating eclor of the sateen;and | , sy One Hundred and Third Raynor said that while he was taking | crimson, to match the dominating eclor ateen; ane Son to Station 14 No, 1 East One| a walk along the right of way he found ° | tufted. | $35 and $37.50 Royal Wilton ; Hundred and Twent these ¢ Ne Lad dys wed together m4 f \]) $ S $ pr rniavsakes a comple top from che | ANd Over the ACHE HCH 8 ya Lace Curtains HI 1.50 Comforts at $1.24 | Rugs at $28.50 General Post-office up the west side. striking the obstacl ld be thrown . . . a hese are the rose and snow-drop cc comforts; | O'Neill Building —Pourth Floor. 7 0) di cd Tw Ye hott pstie into ‘ater, ie ald é 4 if . around from One Bundeey anal went lott the trestle into tne water, | He ald Exceptional R duction | hoth sides done in the same design of sitholine with purple, | Only 65 of them—heauties! e east side of Grand C able di blue, yellow, pio roses and dots, Pull size in both lenyth Tn two sizes: O18 and S'{x1014 feet. 100 Pairs yl Point d’Arabe—Point de Venise | and Italian Filet Curtains | tth street and and width. 1,000 Baby Blankets at 50c For Christmas laauepoat-of These are made of those closely woven worsteds that almost equalling the Oriental rug in their ; y are not the cheap mgs that are and substituted for such rugs, but are the v themselves, taken from our own splendid stock, wear Special this week only. The evst side circult continues cates ward, serving stations Madison Rugs fine rug: ee rs and D on {ts way to the Genera! Post | Royal 4 off regular prices. | m1 Pink or light bl ade of woollenated cotto crib oPaee as Gifts Wilton Formerly $35.00 to $200.00 per pair, ite ee ieee rch se bow Knots weatted alore | $L6.75 to $19.75 Rugs at $1.4:05 3 | Come here for your | ala ell the outside of these comforts, which are fast color.in the Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft., seamless and seamed Tapest Ba utero ‘a 00 pes peel aa ate aa Aa (9 ee Now $2 27.00 to $133. 00 per pair. | ius lin ht and which wash withoyt changing. ; | Brussels R ‘hen for Noone An Bence TOR as bone ae Oi: | MGR | SSRN TAREE NOURI TLE ATRPRON 1 SERETLOT ReAT a pets and rugs fresh | q FEARED EXPLOSION AT [irom our, own ime 50 Imported Tapestry Panels FACTORY BUILDING FIRE. ii). ‘and a Ieearsittadlianttes b § Mt, t00, YOu Ket Formerly $3.50 to & : 5.00 each, precaution measure two . As a roenea | bigger selection of orn fresh goods and 45 this x alarms w sounte ing when ‘fire etar story’ | more beautiful pat- Now $7, 75 to $77. 50 each. { Esta f fadtory "West |torns, ANG tne BAS Twenty-pixth upted) maker's guarantee pict cee vaheha ‘ by several and | withevery purchase chandelier ™ firms keep lan ‘| Rugs (9 x 12) Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. malt wee Seoren See Wah Royal Wiltons, the $40.00 qu this DPR aicsavarsa’on the fourth ||. WORK AEs cir ssre $28.50 as Noor by Pot Body Bruss "$30.0. Chief Martin t at OL 50 NET ZAI epntrol when ¢ | Wilton Veiv $22.0) a GRAND RAPIDS and also aor ithe elevator shatts and| at 17.00 im mk TURE yeas Ie narn weveht haat Carpets creker, Fifty h owned by | insters with borders to & Gilliland were stabled in No | match ; all the read to Nearing tho fle Wilton Velvets int atable, the horses wore nye 3 ‘he! tan, green and red, value 0, thi Street, where they were rounded up vy) uni i 89: o police! Bruscels, value 724 at $1 The damage was eatimated rt 0, | Tapest WE FURNISH New Yorker a wes St, Loute bd APARTRIENTS Reac opportune ‘Announcement was made here to-day ities for investment % of the engagement of Miss Irene Catl'n hs ’ in today’s World. of St. Louls, daughter of D: Catlin. Maker of Carpets for Fifty Years former tobacco manufacturer and beuncmaramsinenm users =.scunninelieaiaaaigt largest real estate owners in St. erick Allon, Vice-Pres's 1 Mechanics’ ron Catlin, a ‘ongressmalti« of th Louls, and Fre the ank of New York, brother of Miss Catlin, is ‘elect from St, Louls, 53-59 West 14th Street, t t. 5th and 6th Aves, and Hudson Tunnels