The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1911, Page 18

| soo HALK PLANS ‘LITTLE BOY BLUE.” BURGLARS DRUG -—FORCONEV ISLAND LOST INTHE PARK, BULLDOG AND ROB. DYING POLICE SAY BEFORE ALDERMEN AWAITS CLAIMANT CAFE HE GUARDED One Faction Favors Building, Five-Year-Old Found Playing 'Potice THE ETERING WORLD, in Station Nearby Sleep| Former i} Baltient REV. LC. MORGAN MONDAY, MARCH | trot, the new password and permit them ty attend the meetings of the Temple, The trouble arose when Mount Geth- emane Council had e quarrel with the Grend Lodge and voted to withdraw from it. King Solon is several degrees higher in the order, ieee the tide of the Grand Lodge and mbers of Gethsemane came Ground to. the lodge of the Tenth Degree House and tried to get In they found A, 1911, LADY GREY TO SKATE. Governor Gi wit Exhibition at Boston Carnival, —Earl Grey, Gov- accompanied by his family, 1s announced as among the guests to attend a« skating carnival at the Boston Arena next Thursday. to Give that ¢ password did not work. The argument on the motion was ad- Journed until March 28. Lady Evilyn Grey will gt tion of skating, as will also Mrs. Irving Brokaw of New York. HE'S S DESTIUTE, Preacher | Piers $80 Poet From Shore | With Squiret, Fights | On-as Thay Did When Ad- | stricken by Apopleny ant JAMES: McCREERY& COL —Other for Water Edge. Policeman. joining House Was Robbed. | Taken to Bellevue. 23rd Street 34th Street —_--— -— | Sn lr i astetal 4 3 - Porhape 6 ay will come forwant| When John Gunther jr. opened up his} ‘The Rev, Leland ©. Morgan, who a TALK OF WATER GRAB. ,, Jay and claim “Little Boy 'Slue,”” father's cafe at No. 43 Redford avenue, | few years ago was prominent in the though the pollea say 1t is possible he | Williamsburg, ipiscopal ministry jn Baltimore, Is in On Tuesday, March the 14th, 1s been deserted. dog t Bellevue Hospital He was taken last Spe akers at Public Hearing | Attle Boy Bi they calied him in night Is night from his home, No, 147 Bast Fif-} i Speakers 4 S}the Arsenal pd ftation yesterday fanlig¢ht over a rea teenth street, “sick and destitute,” ac- } Charge Coterie With At- | #fter Patrotman Brady nad in Who came by wa : cording to police records, RIBBON DEP'TS. 1 Both Stores. ; alarge NOt arrying the youngster, who punched | on the next men in, KIVeN} Mr, Morgan came to New York two - t at \ , and IAitle Boy oon SINT FOOneR ears ago from Ba'timore and rent j . :. , pt to Get Monopoly. rae room yeh hums of aioe 1 Ra | Self-colored Fancy Ribbon in Pink, Blue, Waiter is next door wut one ere he has since ved, It te sald i { Ea aeank nue, tht the Pheatre and only « few | that he made @ living by writing ser- Cardinal, Navy Blue, Brown and Black or «was accorded by the Walter | rods fr ymer ave ce #t@- | ons for pastors. White. Committee on Parks to-day tion, Presumably the burginrs are the | Among Mr. Morgan's intimate friends | : i to construct @ fvejand held him with difMenity, a | Rame who last Friday night oroke into! were the Rev. Dr. Arthur Lowndes of 5 inches wide. ..........+..25¢ per yard ' wo| the urepin wanted to bi we jpidrncege sbaretNE iade he | No, 144 Bast Thirty-seventh street, ct ‘ “ | Shee vee Pte . , ng vi se ; Reed tre aquiss | peas Figat UP . | the Rev. Mr. Clendenin of Weat Chester. | 684 Y wba wee 35¢ 4 were pres Pfed ladle sea | rele for two hours,” Walter told the|-po' Nr | 1t wae seldom that Mr. Morgs a | values 3S¢ and 45¢ | Sai cited kaaiic The Gtbbe to aret BTL a Terese i ae |"\ir’ Morgan was found last night | . j 7 Reta lip ‘i fo |) guces he's lost.” ted before his typewriter and uncon- | pier on the upla tly Prady tried to question the #ttle us, A doctor Was called and then each pro " Tlcnap in blue coat, blue pantalo an ambulance from Bellevue. In help- CORSET DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores, supporcers. |Dlue stookings and biue cy ing to carry the minister down to the AS aga the pla fd 5 feet | child only grinned at him, In the po -| ambulance, Thomas Pearl, ce of the out in the ocean It wae urged that tt) to@ station policemen gave “Little Boy | boarders, fell and cut his head severe! | was 4 grivate plan which, if carried | piue’ many things, from candy to|'t | Another doctor had to be culled to at- French Corsets. out, Would prevent communication with | strong coffee and ple, and while he ate! j tend him, | ' | An extensive variety, artistically designed. | walk except at terminal points, and! he jaughed and romped ut the back ATTACH BARNES-KING FUNDS. | A" the hospital tt was ll Mey # the legal | room and captain's office, Ae aa | ‘he Rev. Dr, Lowndes said Mr. Mor. | Made of the choicest materials........0.0005 s down to! For four hours “Little Boy Blue’ evelopment Company Mes Up had been @ brilitant preacher and | « of these | played about the station, No one came More Than 8197,000, was a man of splendid education. He | 8.00, 10.00, 12.00, 15.00 to 40.00 street openings Cor and i# sulte him and there no record at # i will notify Mr. Morgan's relatives. f ‘ Me go aaepi pet r more it th Headquarters ef duch a child being| More than $107,000 of the funds of the| “At Mfisw Reed's home it was raid that Sale of Augustine Corsets, odd sizes. ..95¢ 4 {ded upon, | lost. ‘Then Brady took him in als armg| Parnes-King Develc t Company | afr. ve was not destitute, ae re value 2.00 to 5.00 phate 4 started for the C were attached to-day by United States the police, but that it was x r apes | a 1 " In ufging the building of a bonrd watk | ‘Little Boy Marshal 1 | essary for all patients taken to on the upland these speakers declared long before Brady turned him| This ac that ing streets would be) over to the matron, Le ue w ‘a i cove opened, a ment places would be ¢ boda abled to connect directly with the pr - BOY SUES FOR FINGERS posed walk and every street runn vite madi a pola of accessi- LOST IN PRINTING PRESS. the ocean would be or $97 The atac grew out of a sult brought ‘estern gain admission, was dssved an affida- P, Heinze and Cal- | nm Bellevue to be put down as such to, | THEY WANT THAT PASSWORD | lodae of the Terrestrial Eminent STAMPED PATTERNS. In Both Stores, New designs for Colored or White Em- | vin 0. Geer, jer of St, Luke in Court, broidery,—Cross Stitch, French, Eyelet and bility to the walk. | eee i The funds attached were in the ‘ ied oe he | a Riparian Rights Not Affected. | Asks $10,000 and His Action Is Not] ancy” Trust company, Waites So ee SLL TRINRCLOR | Bead Work. However, the supporters of the 3% Opposed by the Misses porweeny, 800 1 Beeb nct pind fer of Davgtters and Gone of @aint 100 dozen Stamped Waists and Under- foot distant plan argued that State cee Trust Company and Central Trust Ger of . a BaBavelsnt bos os riparian rights permitted all property Seelig. pany. Bea aissloens My a etl wear. owners, willing build out to the side: | His right hand, from whjch the thumb a le before Justice Newburger in Part | ay : ‘ walk, that intersecting streets would | and three and a half fingors were miss: | Five Bullfighters Here, I of the Supreme Court to-day, | Waists, kimono sleeves, on Batiste,... 35¢ be opened, that @ finer beach would not | ing, was the exhibit of Max Kuchman, Five Spanish bullfchters, returning ‘The motion wes for an injunction to rT “ “ ut by reason of the outer | eichteen years old, before a jury in Jus- home from Mexico, arrived here yester- compel King Solomon's Temple Tenth “ Linen. .... 50¢ ch would be preserved | tice P; a * | day on the Manuel Calvo, from Vera] Degree House, with headquarters at “ “ “ rT +t ‘ yey an paeiels petebaachd, ae shea = Cruz and Havana. They are headed by| No. 160 We t Oy at Aisantaee “ < ‘ ‘ tee ‘is Eaete promoters foot plan, | as g er cee the Silbal sa | Morenito Aljestras, a celebrated Spanish | give the members of Mount Gethsemane « ‘ ‘ Stauch and other prominent holders of \states Printing Cor mpany, at No. 45 West shines pnthdetoresie LAS bch Lawn, ++ goc Coney island ocean front, property, |-rhirtieth street, when he lacked half a | es Princess Slips, on Persian ‘ ......1.00 agree to deed their proposed board walk! year of the fifteen years required by ; cae to the city If priviewe to build is af line Chitdren'a Employment law, and H Night Gowns, on Nainsook........... 58¢ forde - ‘how the fo of the pressroom set | : “ “ Rayan manner tuo er him to running a big press, resulting in | dBMES McGREERY & GO | Chemises, ii Many ees cuse tan 38c be teneniied 1 they i . Meee te inn Liaricn He Gtk Sires? Drawers, s sereceteces OSC ‘ers ‘were. “philanthropists” the fintes “Seis for “$0.00 | agra reel re ree | Corset Covers, Peery eee ames |.) aid not appear in : sense. | all the Jury had Attem;t at Grat Charged. ee E détaanes ‘The ha epee! | walk pla kor! in prinung circulars. ‘The paper stuck March the 1 and 15th. JE ‘4 res, the West End Im to the type and the foreman told him ¢ 5 , | JEW ELRY DEP’TS. In Both Sto: whi Urging i. 48 Hho could easily reach in and remove the | i John G. Hart attacked | paper, \In attempting to rescue @ aheet ¥ Unusual sale of Jet Novelties. 5 g that but &/ that droppe z) down hh hand was caught owners and crush 1 walk i who did build would control | avenues capable of roaching| COUPLE STILL AT ODDS. welfart cheracterized the S60efoot| HAWyer Schwarts and Wife mer { asa wate D, charged th at | From Agreement, put through a favore| $0 far from being reconofled are | g riparian| Lawyer Adolph Schwarz and his pretty who were reported In @ unt as having “buried | and one forth arm of | Supreme Co tested in listening to te | stifled to by the warring » to-day. The wife's suit for separation and the jeustody of thelr Mrs. | Schwarz claims, te held a prisoner in a/ munier trial in Richmond WAL CekciAGA atts | six years, began to-day be- | Mrs, Schwarz on the stand. She dented | Jy Ivaae N. (‘that harmony had been ge-established | child, who, HMeht Years Ago, ne Court Kapper and a fury in the court-house at | and swore to a mass of Schwarz's ale Richmond, when © Magnotti, a|leged acts of cruelty. | baker who formerly lived in Rosebank, | Schwarz in his counter suit for sepa- was called to the bar for killing Deter |Z4tlon alleges that his wife's te 4 ‘ and « pn are such as to make life srealo on Aus » by shooting | And a ome | M g to District-a ney Fe a jealous of the man te| LIGHT SENTENCE A REWARD. killed because he had left his employ and started a rival place in Rosebank. | Lawsom Geta Five Years for As- After the murder Macnottt fled to Italy and from there to South America. ie soniting Detective, came bac kaix months ago August Lawson pleaded guilty to two | assaults on Detective Enright of Brook. SHIPPING NEWS. ee Saree oem Brooklyn and was sentence AIAANAG VOR TO-DAY, years and twe nthe in Bt fun rises.. 616,800 vets. 6.05) Moon’ aeta, 5,67 | Huright arrested Lawson | THE IDES h Water, Low Water 1 AM I al Bandy Mook. ig f ait i Wel" Gae at PORT OF NEW York, (eke Lawson ‘aa eran, | A third offender Lawson might q ». ceeeseqseSan Juan | DAVE received sentences amounting t Nee'h vty years. The lig | reward for information giv ch has Up ee erernmr semen renee oe eee *| Ifa man’s face is his fortune, then ‘ he should frame it in a good collar INCOMIN( DUE GOING STEAMSHIPS SMILED TODAY tone N | ) t CLIFTON LAMBS CLUB k been | 296" high 2!4" high ae Notch collars with the Bee aichowa Wiis Get on 4 emart inverted ' fronts Sunday's World. Get one and| _einete, resbody & Company, Troy, New ‘ read it will want more, FURNITURE 23rd Street CHINA DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores, Limoges China Dinner Sets. 100 pieces... 25.00, 35.00, 60.00 and 100.00 former prices 38.00, 44.00, 72.00 and 132.00 Bread and Butter, Salad, Breakfast, Din- ner and Service Plates, Tea Cups and Saucers. 3.00 dozen former price 3.50 to 9.00 Cut Glass. Mayonnaise Bowls and Plates............4.00 former price 5.00 ony.) former price 4,00 Sugar and Cream Sets. Fruit Bowls, 9 inch........ former price 3.00 Spoon Holders.....++++++.+++-1.40 and 1.60 former prices 1.70 and 2.00 DEP’TS. Im Both Stores, Craftsman Oak Furniture. Dining Room Suites fumed to a rich brown, trimmed with hand-beaten copper or iron; chairs with leather seats. Suite .in- cludes sideboard, china closet, extension table, four chairs and two ann chairs. 100.00, 110,00 and 125.00 complete. former prices 136.00, 146.00 and 164,00 Bedroom Furniture. White Enamel Bureaus..19.00, 22.00 and 45.00 usual prices 23.00, 29.00 and 58,00 White Enamel Chiffoniers peasaneneas 18.00, 21.00 and 40.00 usual prices 21,00, 27,00 and 52.00 27.00, 30.00 and 40.00 usual prices 31,50, 36,00 ¢:d 48.00 24.00, 26.00 and 35.00 usual prices 28.00, 31.00 and 40.00 Bird's-eye Maple Bureaus 25,00, 32.00 and 50.00 usual prices 30,00, 40.00 and 65.00 tird’s-eye Maple Chifloniers. Raat 22.00, 0 > and 45.00 usual prices 26.00, 32.50 and 60,00 Mahogany Bureaus Mahogany Chiffoniers Vrench Willow Suites and odd pieces in various shades of enamel or stain to harmon- ize with desired color schemes AMES McGREERY & CO, 34th Street | Drop Earrings of Cut Jet with one or two | Baroque pearls, 14 karat gold fasteners....... 2.50 per pair values 3.75 and 4.75 Horse Shoe Brooches of Jet with Pearls 50c JetBarrettes: oss. -s+scveerees «98:00 ea value 2.00 | Jet Side Combs......04........1.00 pair Gun Metal Chains set with pearls... ..1.00 value 2.00 TOILET ARTICLES. Hot Water Bottles,—White Ail Rubber or Red Rubber, with cloth guserted. One, two or three quart sizes. 65c, 75¢ and 85c values 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 Nail Polishers of Ebony, Fox and Olive | Wood, extra quality chamois. 534, 634 and 734 inches. 25¢ each values 40¢, 50c, 68¢ +-75¢ and 95¢ values 1.00 and 1,50 Rubber Dressing Combs, 9 inches......25¢ value S0¢ Pure Olive Oil Soap, white. ..3 Ib. bar, 35¢ In Both Stores, Mandruka Bath Sponges. INFANTS’ OUTFITTING DEP’TS. Imported and Domestic Apparel for In- fants and Little Children, comprising Long and Short Coats, Dresses, Hats, Caps and Bonnets. Also hand-embroidered Wrappers, Sacques, Pillow Cases and Sheets, Pique and Lingerie Afghans, Bibs, Shoes, ete. Bassinettes, Hampers, Weighing Scales and Folding Cabinets, trimmed or untrimmed. All requisites necessary for the baby’s layette. Hand made Dresses, with hand embroid- ered yoke or Russian model. Size 6 months to 3 years. 1.75, 1.95 and 2.50 | Hand-embroidered Pillow Cases, ruffle edged with lace. 1.50 JAMES McGREERY.& CO 23rd Street 34th Street In Both Stores, SIXTH AVE., 224 & 234 STS. ESTABLISHED 53 YEARS THIS REARRANGEMENT OF OUR ENTIRE STORE Brings You Bargains Unmatchable Every department contributes to this most remark- able money-saving sale. The China, Housefurnishiag and Furniture Departments we shall discontinue ab- solutely when the present stocks are all closed out. That will enable us to make more rocin for the several DEPARTMENTS creatiy ENLARGED OUR NEWLY RASH) onal ENLARGED Millinery Department Invites you to-morrow to its special showing of Beautiful Spring Hats In our vast collection will be found the mos: faithful copies of the finest French novelties, as well as superb models made in our own work- fooms by experts notable for their charming taste and original concep= tions. Asanextra inducement for you to call we quote: 95.98 NEW STRAW TURBANS, artistically draped, with side trimming of velvet; straw buckle. . » ONE hg TRIMMED MILLINERY,. « choice assortment fine dress hats and high: not be equal where at our pi See our handsome collection of richly trimmed hats in exclusive styles, ranging in Price up to $45, : IN OUR UNTRIMMED HAT DEPART- MENT ha a complete assort- high & medium-priced hat in hemp, Milan, chip & also near hemp & near-hair hats; from = 89c to $9.50 MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILt.5D' STARTLING PLUM® SALE! - $10,000 Purchase from a Worid-Famous Maker. $7.30 17-inch Willow Plumes, hand $12.00 23-inc': Hand-Knotted 47 knotted, black, white $4.47 Jow Plumes. black, $7.4 a4 e and colors 915.00 22-inch Prime-Finish Curled $7.80 21-inch Special Lot of 4:49 Plumes, black and Plumes. colored 4,49 only... . ° —SEEEENSTAIT, ORDERS PROMPTLY FIll. EDs E, WOMEN’S $25 & $30 white and colors fancy Ronield res, all spring patterns ) NEW SPRING SUITS Made of fine serge, with sig » braid, like picture; ercules braid; some mix tures_and_ strictly tailor a0 <a any ol these sirik- garments at, only Made of cheviot and fine serge; broken to close out to-morrow, while $9 95 e 1% ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED! es s,Very special Black Silks, Very 5p Yarn-Dyed Taffeta, thas tiar rs Ponge , Bereplzsiion and extra heavy the silk that aterproo! New Spring Clothing worsteds, all spring colors, h saan morrow sini “cheviots and ca 918.00 Men's Sp: Overcoats, thibets, others trimmed with wide sutts; choose _to- morre > . . $25 to $32 Women’s Winter Suits, last, extra special at, only 91.00 27-Inch Black} 91.25 27-Inch Yarn-/ 85c 36-In. Black India rustling used so Silk; fine ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLCD' $10.00 Men's Suits, f 218.c0 Men's fancy cheviots and covert cloth... $8. 40 99.50 Boys’ Double Breasted Suits, made of fancy cassimere ots and worster's, in light and medium colors . . IL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILtnD Beds, Carpets, Rugs $26 BRASS BED, | $8 Pure Elastic Ty \Felt Mattress No Malt Ovders UNDER PRICE $3.49 RED WA $14.00 PUKE NESSES at 100 REVERSIBLE BRUSSELS RU bee etstl $5.98" 39c* 29e " $24.49)" lorings: sine ¢ YARD INGRAIN PET ible; limit. 18 ns wide; sale STE x’