The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1912, Page 15

! BVENING ENING WORLD, THURSD F UREDAY, M tn her petition for contempt 9¢ ys, interesting without ° eclipsing’ memories that Bond { 6980 in arrears in hie all- 8€ familair characterisations of ¢he mony payments. The actor-manager part. Didir wae Ramfis, Rossi was the thust appear before Justice Hendrick King, Bada was the Messenger and DH 21, 1912. } RNAL BATHS | For ills of the stomach, intestines, @ANDIDATES ig bare, OWNERS FIGHTING _* —Produce Men Aroused. PLANS TO, ABOLISH “BLOCKADED WALKS | Removal of OF eared ‘Would Cause Financial Loss | Btrong opposition developed at the’ meeting of the Board of Estimate to- day to the proposed removal of building @idewalk obstructions and encroach- ments on Willlam street, from Pearl to Beaver streets. Numerous property owners arose and complained that not | only would gteat expense accrue in making changes of the lower parts of buildings; but tenants would be 4riven | away, . They also raised the question! that the city had no right nor title to/ William street, the easements to the treet having been handed down to Present owners by old Dutch leageholds, For this opposition, President Mc- ‘Aneny replied by stating street on- croachments and obstructions extending Deyond the building line are ilegally Present and should be removed. In in- atances, twelve-foot wide sidewalks are reduced to six foot by these encroach- ments. In ferry streets, he added, pro- dace déalers and market men practical- ly monopolize sidewalks to the incon- Ventence of the public. It 1s the alm of his office, Mr. MoAneny sald, also to re- move obstructions from these ferry streets. A representative of the market and produce men filed a protest, signed by 250 tenants of Fulton and Weshing- ton Markets, to the proposed disturbance of the affected sidewalks. Other streets proposed to be shaved Republican and Democratic etc dha Presidential delegates elected for the candidates of both parties in the various States up to date are as follows: FOR TAFT. Alabama .. .. District of Co- lumpia .. Florida Georgia . |FOR RoOosE- a VELT. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. 66 A IDA." which was repented at A :@ Metropolitan Opera House last night, Emmy Destinn in the cast, drew crowded house. The performance wa: New Mexico .. Oklahoma (ten delegates - at- large and two districts) 1 Total for “ Roosevelt .... New Mexico Okishoma Philippines ... South Carolira. Tennessee or « Hewall . use Caruso, besides singing | FOR LA FOL. in fine humor. | LETTE. North Dakota.. 10 curtain carried across the foot. lights and infected the audience. Bmmy Destinn added some extra touches of | pathos to her always impressive im- personation o* Aida and a veiling in th ‘Triumph acene that was effectiv: Scott! was an admirable Amonasro in volee and in action, but wore too many draperies, picturceque as they were. Marta Claessens, borrowed from the Boston Opera Company, made Amneris Discomfort After Meals esti 1 Wan a) me wih my ‘or Weoaccne “Deiat et sot, iat fect, Greg ies a er . Dad way’s R aa ail $e above-named dis, cents @ Sade sae ie FOR CUMMINS. tows (one dis- Total for Taft..149' trict) On the Democratic side dele- gates have been elected as follows: FOR CLARK. | FOR WILGON. Miesourt .. .... 3/Oklahoma ..... 10 Oklahoma (one Maive .... ws. 6 half)... .... 10) —_ Kansas . 20|Total for Wil- Maine ... 1) WOM ase seseeee IS FoR Oe ik + 4)indiana Total for Clark. 67 FOR HARMON, Matt . Files, BOND OWES $360 ALIMONY. Actor's Wife Hales Shew Man to Court for Rack Payments, Frederick Bnd, actor and theatre man- ager, was ordered by Justice Hendrick of the Gupreme Court to-day to show cause why he should not be puntshed | opters, for contempt of court for not avin | Ore $0 a week alimony to his former wife, ‘Mra, Charlotte F, Bond of No, 287 East ef encroachments are Barclay from Broadway to West str Dlace, from Broadway to W: Murray street, from Broadway to West street; Warren street, Chambers street, Worth street, from Broadway to Park Row; Spring street, trom Broadway to the Bowery; Houston street, from Broadway to the Bowery, and numerous other intersecting streets as far north as Fifty-ninth street. The Rev. Dr. McGeoghan of old St. Peter's Church, on Barclay street, pr tested against the proposed destru: tton of the large granite steps of the ehurch entrance, President McAneny @@mitted that the church approach, | E being a monumental one and the struc- ture ftself an architectural landmark, AB exception should be taken in its cise. WAUGH HELD FOR SHOOTING. Father of Assn: Bay Ridge Girt in Cou: *George J. Waugh, father of Agnes ‘Waugh; the Bay Ridge girl who was as- sulted near her home Oct. 11 last, was arraigned in Fifth Avenwe Police Court, Brooklyn, to<lay charged with firing shots at William Meyers, a driver. waived examination and’ was hooting occurred evening. Waugh, on his trig) of Frank Bracn—who was ac- he! next duy of the charge that & had Qssaulted Agnes Waugh: pped in a salgon at Seventy-sixth street and y Fifth avenue. “Moyers and another man @ptered and Waugh says they referred to ble daughter in Insulting and defama- tory tetms. He attacked both men and they fan from the saloon, Later in the evening V at the stable where Meyers is employed and fired three shots at him, None of the bullets took effect. ——_——. . Resca Henry Olsen, Qecar II, of the Scandinavian-Ameri- ean Line, was arraigned in the Reco ™ Court in Hoboken to-day, charged an attempt at suicide. Olsen Sampea off the pler late last night, but resqued by Watchman Coffey and ken to St. Mary's Hospital. The steward denies trying to kill hime 4 he jumped overboard to ri ‘omrade who had fallen into the Guaranteed 23 Jewels Adjusted at, eet welt t Highteenth street. Mrs. Bond, who obtained her fina! decree of divorce last August rere, The constant and increasing sal genuine merit of ‘oot-Ease, the Cotati powder jaken into the shoes for Tired, Olmsted Only 2 More Days of Bloomingdales’ Wonderful Manufacturer’s Sale of Discontinued Styles of WALTERS. PIANOS At a Saving of $75 to $150 An annual vee planned to reduce the number of styles now on hand. Every piano is a brand NEW model—a master- piece of piano construction—guaranteed for fifteen years—and built to Pe a lifetime. They're offered on the easy terms of $5 Down & $1 a Week No extras. Piano delivered to your home on payment of i Chae and cover Free. Some of the styles and prices: B Mahogany Walters 98 Style B D Oak Walters $060 ight Pianos; formerly 2 Be iormerty $375, now re- me tee 38 sy! ahogany wee 4) Sty! Ww Vane Palas wa S? Siyle D Mahogany” Walters Up: sey ie Mabiogany Walters U ie od ‘alters Md right Pianos; formerly right Planoe; formerly 1 $375, now $450, now............. Walters Player Pianos, formerly $550, now $395 If you are considering the p nnn of-8 Piste. now or in the neat future, Yt will surely pay you to call at once, feirsom, Thint Foor. If you cannot call, we will be pleased to a our aeraetatine, BLOOMINGDALES’ {sz °° 34.4ve. 59th to 60th St. Muste by Nahan Franko's Orchestra, R. 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At the Opera. ..... with Caruso and| ™ i ff cporpened with s sengation no aetioes | | | Abna Case was the unscen priestess. Toscanini conducted with all Ris skill Caruso in‘ Aida’ |" ‘ana BOHEM NTED AT A @PECIAL MATINE! was @ special matines of ‘La Boheme’ the Metropolitan Opera House yesterday afte » the spirited performance of which was enjoyed by an udience of fair size. Riccardo Martin, 8 Rodolfo, and Alma Gluck, as Mimi, ‘e recalled after the first act too times to count, Bella Alten war fascinating Musetta and the other principal chargeters were taken by Dinh excellent in almont every particular and Gilly, De Segufola, Pini-Corsl, Ananian, merits were rewarded with enthuel- Audislo, Bourgeois Aturant conducte and Reschigitan, headaches, constipation. and the deadly appendi Drugs may relieve for a while, but celebrated physicians all over the world are now recommending th INTERNAL BATHS ‘The treatment for a permanent return to perfect health. 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THESE FOR TO-MORROW:-- No Me® ot Telephone Ondere—We reserve previlege of limiting quentitien, Women's Spring Suite. 16.00) Scotch Lace Curtains... 1.38 Minch Black Broadelethe...:..1.17 daomely trim'd with Areblan—teg. $2.09. eran tele veces OT Fine Lace Curtains.. + 498 leading shades, tnet fash. Wonen'i tare tals. Real Brussels, Linen, Cluny, Renale- Toeeble wioce sad Dieck reg: foam About 460 palr—value $6.08 and $7.90, 3,000 pc Curtain Sample Ends, 29 and .49each Robbinet and Berim—real lace inserts or with Marie Antoinette, Renaissance and Filet Applique designe—i% to 1% yée. long—Leen than \% value. Many can be matched in pairs. Navy, black and gray—n Heng worth $1 worsted pavy end 80-inch All Weol Striped . 0 Gray, rose, navy and black—reg. .7%. 50-inch All Weel Storm Sergea. | .79 Sponged, shrunk—navy, bleck—reg. .98. 50 and 54-inch All Weel Mixtures .50 Tans, Grays and Browns—reg. .98, Navy and black—detachable collars cufte—worth $19.98, French Net Bed Sets. . 2.98] Largo Renaissance centrepiece and corner motifs—bolster sham—epecial, New Madras & Sunfast Curtaine,3.98 Women’s Serge Dresses 3.590 ail wool, block and, navy--black, we Stained glass, Oriental or solid tones— vu fs Poseryer Nar, rever cults and panel irm, but shades Saati button trim—teg. 83.88. bass hy Diack™—teg. 19 and 98. has Women's Dresses of Messaline. 10.96 | Tapestry Couch Covers... 1. | Yard-Wide Fancy Foularde...., .58 ordered Foulant and chang neowith 6 Messaline and Sate th feta—black, navy, Copenhagen, brown, | "4 calorings—with or without fringe black, with figures or dote—reg: 79 and Imported Linen Couch Covers. .1.29 60 inches wide~fringed—washable— | value $1.79. 38-inch Dress Linens 1244 Xatural tint pure linea—exceltent qual- ity reg. Women's Rain Coat: 6.98 | New Art Scrims and Draperies 8) New Silk Kaen haa epee edie ses 124% Moh: a " ci 1 Full Length Serge Coats. 8.98 | Seamless Brussels Rugs 10.25 | 29 ct. Silke Mixed Whipcords..... as Navy, tan and black—deep collars, All wool=The famous Smith's my Reautifil goods in the favorite Mem yee} large revers and cuffs of contrasting 9x12 ft.—Orlental effects—reg, soavetine range of shades for day serge—or wemi-collar with satin fold. evening. | Smith's Best Axminst: Women's Short Coats 5.98] yldl sa | Swise Embreidered Robes. Serge or broadcloth—semi-fit~-satin perme ¢ earner ine white law: ined—reg. $7.98 ond 1.3412 t= Tarkh kirt founcing—ma sick ae os erie jan effecte—sligbtly misma Pe in seaming, noticeadle-— but scarcely \ ‘Women's Tailored Hats ..3.19| usually $32 and $4. | Black, brown, navy, royal and burnt, Wiite Washable Pabutale. ss ve - | fancy’ hair and straw. braids—stylishly | Sanford’sSeamleseVelvet Rugs.14.95| Y#rd wide—value rae trim’a with velvet, satin or taffetas In | Aigo Axminatern of & a | Bow Stitt ettecte—reg. 06.08. desirable patterns—9x13 ft-—-rog. $19.98, | 32-inch Striped Tub Silks.....:, .79 ead: Colors guaranteed—$1.00 quality. | ene 4 bad tiasants Women’s Extra Size Night Dresses.67 | Melbas “OF Pindlagelarae. Fine Nainsook—round neck—emb'y or | Yard-Wide Silk Pongess........ |) small shapes—reg. $1.98, lace trim, ribbon run—reg. .98. . ane lustrous—tight and’ @ark— Women'sNainsook Night Dresess.1.28 More than a dosem of the prettiest Fancy Feathers and Wings. and white and contrasting Yard-Wide Shantungs and Pongees models, daintily trim'd with newest Natural, tan, Champagne. | laces, embroldi ete. —worth $1.09, Special .. .69 a err | Draped Chiffon Waists.. 2.17) | Mlack, navy, gray, wistaria and Copen- | Lawn & Nainsook Princess Slips, 1.28 | Silk Embroidered Flannele..... .37 | hake white," chiifonetie | underbady-> |“ iaborate trim of Ice, emb'y and | Tarwe assortment new designs in. &. | net yoke with lace—all sises—reg, $3.98. ribbon—worth $1.60 and §1.95, and sealloy silk emb'y on fine woot ‘flannel—reg. 58. Buttone—reg. 19c and 28c doz.... 8 Ivory, bone and jet—colors and with and without gilt, psi. | | Women's Fine White Waists... 1.88 wn and batixte—dressy modely—hand emb'd effects or lace and emb'y—res. 09. Maids’ Lawn Aprons.. vetoed Short or long—round of square—tucks, hemstitehing aud ruffles—value .29. | White Lawn Waists «.39| Fast Black Umbrellas... 59 | 21¢-inch Sill Dress Fringes:.... 31 ‘ efile, olay. Gad natural and mission handlos—tog. 98. Disch and Spring colerentarge batiste—reg. | Embroidery Swiss Flouncings... .34| Double Width Chiffon Cloths... .45 Women's Long Kimonos +67 | 23 to M inch—new Spring patterne— | pull line of Spring shades, also white, Fancy Swiss and cotton Chalite--neat Saleh tant Sree. Rematitebing— Wory und blck—neg. terns, Hght oe dark-~floral or plain ba ehhh IK ied borders—reg. .98. Men's H. S, Handkerchiels....... 8 All Linen Table Damasks % to 1 Inch hems—pure Irish linen— Black Taffeta Silke Petticoats...1.39] iieached or silver bleached— to regular xizes—reg. 13%. ak leainan er tucked tnch—full ling best patterne—reg. .79, * fNoubces~all si 2.26. Leather Hand Bags.. a Pure Linen Napkins—dozen. +991 “setal or covered trames—carriage 6 7 w te Coutil a Lu Metal or covered frames—carriage styles Full and allver bleach—good, heavy leather or moire lining—leather bea- sia. quality—many patterns—reg. dies—reg. Light weight bust, long bipe—etronn i elasticn—well $2.00, wn make—reg. Linen Towellings, 17-inch. .....11!4| Cowhide Travelling Bags Women’s Long Silk Gloves 44 | “Estra heavy—pure linen—reg. 19 ns 14 Jo 18 inch-—eather,tined—atrong Heck 2 and ‘catches—reg. $4.0 Black and white -16-button Venat clasp—double finger tipe—reg. . Bleached Turkish Towels A2x22—soft, absorbent—fringed—reg. 110 | Stamped H. S. Scarf IixtS—flve rows wide 29-Inch squares—reg. 19, Women's Black Pure Silk Hose. .32 sole, bee) and toe, also Lisle top—~ 49. | 48 ct. Bathroom Fixtures. Each .28 Towel bar, tumbler holder—roll- Box Stationery Boys’ Spring Suits 2.79! holder oF soap dish—bes nic White Paris Norfolk and double breast—stripes, bres. paper and 3 euvelopes—reg. .19, mintures and herringpenter finely Mt; | lored-many with extra trousers—8 to 17" yours reg. 4.0, | Window Shades ssscsss4 «37 |Netion Speci | Konsdale Holland—vest tinea ft. | Sewing silk before hemming—slightly imperfect, but colore-stan hot to injure wear rox. ¥ Boy ’ Schoo! Trousers, 4 to 16 yrs. | remularly 29 dozen... a Kaickera cheviot Dress Shieids—reg. § to 410. OE -sae : corduroys~ patent Relide Skates, Ball Bearing 98 Ha SHGnl, see 2 tw 4—sbicewaiat \ my Won, trite Gane ee boys ht White Roll bla POG. B..cscee rove a | io rt one of je bowl makes—reg. Y. luch—21-yd. plece. Boys’ Spring Caps ileal Sat New full crowo--uavy serge aud fane: j~i LP a bie Ms ¥ | 36-inch Lining Satins. . :42/ Table Knives and Forke—12 pes.. .87 elght—for Spring coats—eray, | Fine American Steel—tancy bone, eboay Boys’ Blouses. 17| era, castor, wintte apd black | gud siag bandies—reg. $1.49, an Vt ny baud’or collar--4 to 18 yre—reg, ‘a igiLakeeeulice 1.4q|Te2 Spoone—Half Dozen......, 36 Rogers and other good makes—beavy | In new allover deaigns or satin stripes, silver plate—reg. .49. Children’s Cream Serge Coats 2.29) with nny ny Knot fringes lk braid, emb'd'y or blue silk and Fog. $108 and $3.0. | braid ‘trim'd gaitor or poluted “lars | | Cut Glase Salt Shakers a7 10d yr reg. ELIS | Boys’ Balbriggan Shirts or] S10, Peper Siaeting, aire; Seam Short sleev Jeo drawers with double ‘! m Babies’ Ribbed Shirts .27| bonia—kuee length—all sites—rog. Wass alk mee . Part jong 01 bleeves—wii rene! wal ¢ ESE PRISE (oF MBAS Sleprepweines | ‘s Balby Shi |" Pure brletlee--hand drawn—curvad er | Men’ sin legen v1 inte 129) fuat~variety of handles—reg. 19 to 8. Ribbed-—long slooves—drawers to match Babies’ Dainty Silk Caps 59! double gussote—watonn faced-—reg. 49, ‘ 5 Finely tucked or embid--Preach ur | | Mungon o Witeh Heael Soap..... § he styles—dainty ribbon triu-—will om Limit 61x cakes, [ee Seeae dre a—villé | Bleached Muslins, 36-inch 5% No dreming—smooth weave-reg. 64 All Wool Blankets 3.65 Little Children's Dresses 78) 5 c Cleth, For single and full size beds—white ome Gingham and chambray-low and high cont Cheese Cloth, 36-inch... 234| colure—reg. $4.2. neck+—neatly trim'd—to 6 yrs.—reg, $1.79 | Good quality—not lem than 6 yards or more Wen One piece to « customer Women's Soft Kid Jullettes.....8.80 Girls’ White Dresses 7 Blea s Medium opers \oee—rubber 5 Fine Iawns and dotted Swissw is 96 ct. ched Sheets +49) die solne—nervicaable for house or Good, firin quality—¥0x9 (before bem. wtreet—all sisee and widthe—reg. O16. ming)-0o same & well-kuown lake, fully trig 'd with emp d'iew and laces i} 6 to M4 yre—reg. $2.98 and 9%. Children's Vici Kid Shese......, 48 Misses’ Serge Skirts... y 2.00| Silkoline Comf’tables, Full Size.1.37| puck er tanchord alee bution= ue Navy and black, alvo mixtures faul Flowered both sidee-top with plain | beel—¢ to b—tem. .@ lowly tailored--all wiges—reg. 92.98 ou border: —teg. $1.98, |G S-firet beel—reg. 06. see OD MOMNING YPECIAL LUNCHMON (4 COUNSES)....20 CTS UNTIL ONE FP. M. ONLY, , a ones