The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1912, Page 11

$12,000 SHORTAGE FOUND IN YONKERS "GITY COURT FUNDS| aa Sey Sams Paid Ito the City Treas- » wry Don’t Agree With Fines Collected. @enry J. Ritchie, the City Clerk of Fonkers, has been suspended by Judge Pesoph H. Beall of the City Court pend- fe an investigation of a shortage of 0,00 In the court funds, which was made known to-day by correspondence @@ Judge Beall and City Comptroller Jeseph Miller, Au of the City Court funds pass @rough the bands of Ritchie, and while he ts not charged with the shoratge he $ responsible for accounts being ac- ourate. ‘The shortage was discovered by ao- eountants from the office of the State Comptroller, who found that the amounts paid into the city treasury 414 not agree with the fines collected at the City Court and the three Yonkers pallies ations. The State Comptroller learned that fines often were paid to lteutenants in @re police stations and recorded. The Qty Clerk, Ritchie, or his assist- ant, Norman Reid, would then tnitial auch fines in the e station blotters, and the money ¥ transferred to the City Court, later to be turned over to the City Treasurer. On learning of the shortage the State Gomptrolier communicated with Comp troller Miller and the latter wrote Judge Beall, requesting him to give account- ants access to all the City Court books. Im his reply Judge Beall sald he would lend the Comptroller every possible Assistance. In conclusion he expressed the utmost confidence in the integrity of Clerk Ritchie,- but suspended him nevertheless. Ritchie Yonkers since 1895, when he was pointed by Judge Kellogg. a Mean. When elected to succeed Judge Kellogg 1n 1902, Judge Beall, although a Democrat, continued Ritchie in of- flee. Three times Ritchie was bonded, but in recent years his bond has not Been renewed and he ts now without bond. In commenting on the system of re- rding fines in Yonkers the State lomptrolier declared that the book- Keeping was loose and inaccurate. heap Seco The First Packing. (From the Cleveland Piain Dealer.) “Got your trunk packed for your va- gation trip?” “Not yet. I've got to get my pocket: Book packed fi ap Heavy $1 conatru has been City Clerk of | ord 353. Block 8thAv.362 NEWARK, N. J., STORE, 49 AND 51 MARKET STREET OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 1¢ 0' "CLOCK this store. $8 White Enamel Bed Continuous poste. G4 inches high, fillers in head and foot. 50 Solid Oak ni “8 THE EVENING WORLD, STATE WANTS NOt OF AMSINCK ESTATE — Comptroller Was Deducted as the Widow's Dower. Thomas Rush, Comptroller Sohmer, h. on attorneys for the executors of th tate of Gustav Amsinck, Nonaire exporter and banker, t he intended to appeal from the @ppraiaal | of Atate Transfer Tax Appraiser John T. Martin, in which he placed the taz- able value of the property at $2,774,- sil, m the order of Surrogate on Aug. $8, confirming k left his wife $8,123,213, consisting of her dower, a cash be- quest of $1,000,000, @ life interest in $1,000,000, which is estimated to be worth at present $526,597, and furni- id other personal effects 00. is that the appraiser allowed as a deduction $114,384 as representing the taxable value of the DELICIOUS “SYRUP BAO LIVER Of This gentle, effective fruit A harmless cure for sick headache, for biliousness. for a sour, Sassy, dis- stomach, for constipation, in- tion, coated tongue, sallowness, -—take delicious Syrup of Fig he cause of all these troubles lies in a torpid liver and sluggish condition of Fab thirty feet of bowels. teaspoonful of Syrup. ‘ot Figs to- | night means all poisonous waste matter, the undigested, termenting food and sour bile, gently moved on and out of your system by morning, without grip- ing, nausea or weakness. Jt means a dij days there: after, Please don’t think of gentle, effective Syrup of Figs asa physic. Don't think lia are drugging yourself, for luscious igs, senna and aromatics can not in- jure any one. Thi eoarkable fi i i preparation is case, the que LEFT 10 MRS. FISH Says $114,384 hy Mr, Amsincic your stomach, liver and 80 feet of bowels of sour bile, poisons, gases and clogged-up waste. s ind Reg pills, Cert and castor oil cheery day to-morrow—many bright | the li | widow's: dower in Mr. Amainck’s real! ‘estate in New York, instead of tn- cluding it as part of the estate. The appea’ n the nature of & tests arising as to whether Mr. Amsinck left the bulk tate to his wife “in Hew? dower” , Mr. Rush admits that even had tf who ts now Mrs. Har a matter contends, in New of dow be sustained estate must ch would put | treasury, counsel for State, The caso will be argued before Surro- te Fowler on Sept. 17, when he will mm the apprateal | extate. first husband wae James! Hude Beckman of this city, Mr. Am-| sinck, whom .she married in Geneva, | Switzerland, in October, 190, wae her second. He died on June 8, 1900. She strongly objected to the appraisal ‘of $10,000 placed on the personal prop-| erty in Mr. Amsinck's residence, No. 810 Fifth avenue, maintaining that prac- tically everything In the house was her own, and had either been purchased by her or presented to her by her frst ‘husband. Mrs. Fish's lawyers are expected to file objections to the appraisal in) addition to those Med by the State! Comptroiier: Mrs. Fish is @ daughter of the late Isaac C. Delaplaine of this city, ie. a sister of Mrs. George R. Schief- OF FIGS” FOR A | SLUGGISH BOWELS. laxative thoroughly cleans ® wonderful stomach, liver and bowel cleanser, regulator and tonic, the safest and most positive ever devised. day of violent purgatives, such They wero gel niles BA AL stun a et BoA Ee. footage tha: bebell yt fluids, but these fluids were digestive uiees. Syrup of Figs embodies only armless laxatives, which act in ao natural way. It does what right. foo would do—what eating lots. of fruit and what plenty of exercise will do for ee 19 liver, stomach and bowels. Be sure you get the old aay ot genuine, Ask your druggist for fi name, “Syrup of Figs and FE Senna,” prepared by The Cal Fig Syrup Company. Hand back, with scorn, any Fig Syrup imitation recom- ONE DOLLAR 24""22" LL WARES to faraiak aoe) RED TAPE—NO § STRINGS TO THIS OFFER—NO —_ FEES—-NO EXTRA CHARGES OF ANY KIND Our advertised nen pe Hielen are ty ny Ct ebyprcatcd its ains obtainable ont; FIT AT THE ADVERTISED PRICE WITHOUT ANY EXTRA C! Come into our store, get our prices on anything in our ee lec pare them with the prices of any other store m the city—and convince yourself that OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST! CLEARANCE SALE OF STEEL BEDS About 300 Beds in all—ONE OF A KIND—Discontinued patterns and samples from our regular s' All to Go at About Half Price Brass Trimaved Steel Bed 2.98)1.24 | 1) ac | ERTL Head 5 heavy chills, All ines, knob trimmings. ining Chair, 69: On Small Weekly Payments Bou Oak, We Take Care of Our Cus- golden tomers In Time of Distress fuish. and Misfortune, Large We Give Free Insuranc cane neat. In case of the deat Fanoy the wage earner indle family we will at 01 op you a pted bill size of back, of your account, at sturdy con” Braco Advertised Prices A arne. You may open an account TG pirates y Extra ive deep etroug drawers ff c- two cabinets. Double Stamps Mornings ONE DOLLAR FOR A CONE Te ROOM cod td Pretty design, with grace- ful head and foot. enamel finish with We Open Accounts from $5 to $1,000 article with. Single Stamps Afternoons dH pe NYS IN ee ol A= $12 White Enamel Bed lA. White brass jen eaamel finirh, $6 Golden Oak Chiffonier Weod FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, Free | tional and ‘entertaining. tauraut, Eighth Ploor, Daily. No 1--This Picture introduces many Beautitul Flowers, some familiar and others strangely interesting in all their natural color tints and shades. No. 2—-Curfous Pets. ® 1914," DINE IN OUR POPULAR PRICED RESTAURANT, EIGHTH FLOOR! Come See the Kinemacolor Moving Pictures In Our Restaurant, 8th Floor, Daily--First Exhibition at 2.30 P,M. Then Every Half Hour Thereafter Until 4.30 P. M. Big crowds are daily enjoying these wonderful Kinemacolor Motion ‘Pictures, For the.cytertdinment and education of our patrons we have Free to children, too, if accompanie lanined with ed i obSeahion ‘Ss Oh 167 IUNP SONY, EET, In New York's Shopping Center—Easily Reached From Everywhere Extraordinary Buying Inducements in Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ School Suits, Coats and Dresses |; Just before school opens we want to make hundreds of new friends for misses’ appare! their wants in distinctively fashioned oe at most reasonable prices. Juniors’ > Third Floor. we want every miss in New York to know that here indeed isa store fully prepa: ‘Mall Orders FMied. 19.75 School Suits our girls’ and to supply most jaunt; sleated models. Striking! onal_and rou suitin, fidled back, button Tamed; Sines 18 to 17 years Misses’ Showing of many new models, bea foreign styles, in season's fav Diagonals and rough A cough aviting made in one of the season s 142 Fall Suits ao a fabrics, — the amart jored_w ith various w cutaway coats are jandsomel ‘collars, vestees and eer ial fag. ees Modish Handsome suits skirts with small inverted pleats. Sizes 14 to 18 years; ‘also “he to women of medium size. Values! up to 020.75; at Girls’ 97.50 Raincoats r? walrpecst od Coats at Model of tancy beck chinchilla, Misse and Juniors’ $15 Sport $ 500 rag 9.75 braid etrrerry in 3:95 with storm collar ; sises 10 to 14 years, ¢ navy, brown and gray; sises 13 to 16 yrs. Girls’ High Grade Galatea $ Dresses. All new models; sizes 6 to 14 Girls’ Chinchilla Coats ality chinchilla, smart 97.90 “Regulation 5 This Is Interesting News for Mothers! Girls’ gazge Misses‘ Afternoon om Seller Collar and Sitk Dresses, Special 912.75 to $42.50 First Autumn Sale Clever Hats for Little Girls and Misses and their older sisters as we are showing right now. We have planned to You never reviewed such an assortment of stunning little ami oer oa y rer a for little tote 200 Boys’ Suite, with extra pants, Nertolt turday an eventful day here and want every miss and girl in town to visit this millinery store ‘ is giving special attention to their every need at this season. As Spisnata showiag “The Peerless’ |The Seville,” «|/'*The Henly''—a soft Sica OS Guderts cal oa bright shades and cially designed peat valuen 9G] Qusstows most pop- blocks tine 9B0 rheadas * "| “See What We Offer in Ribbons. for Hat Trimmin A 4¥4in. Fancy Striped Ribbom [3 in Hair Bows: 4 in. New Plaid Ribbons Women Will Delight in This Display of Swagger Motor Coats These Low Prices Will Be an Added Surprise for Saturday's Shi 2 Third Wioer This is indeed the most comprehen- sive showing of the Swagger Motoring Coats you will sce anywhere this season, Here is something for the woman who desires distinctive garments, tor we an extensive assortment of high class nov- ny of which are exact copies of imported creations, and exclusive with us. All _the swagger new materiale are shown, two-tone rough mixtures o lany clever innovations in loose ack modeis, with large collar and $122to $092 Women's 48In. Johnny Coats 000 yds. Fine Ribbons i SS SS SSS S Women's Long Couts fi; y A very smart loose fitting model of i? yrown or blue plaid back 9 s ie Yi Zibetine, has new shape cotlar; 1 2:3 Bi By Women's Full Length Coats oy Ai, Plenty of snap to these two-tone coats in ¢ Hy) gray and brown effects. The rin 4 a illustration gives but a faint 9 . gb , oy) ether etal ee ROE % y Elegantly fashioned of the se material, black, gray, brows two-tone dings onal, his deep collar aud fares cats and nies #49.75 816.50 pockets We Show Many Models Plenty of plain tailored styles aa in chev diagonal and novelty in Tailored Suits mixtures. | Sizes $2 to 55 inch bus. on'sfavorite nd tan and Trimmed ana Untrimmed Hats for the Young Girl, the Miss and the Child “The Chamois" — “sible hat; all colors in. High Lustre Moire Ribbons AM-Siik Taffeta Ribbons Child’s soft, eollap- with emert ribbon trimming; ree- pant «.'148 115%. Every Woman Will Want One or More of These ———- N to 94.00 trin ou Atireeeee Rare ere for Grocery Buyers i i ine ali uo Sunday Dinner Specials |Win 2kisuers s 4 SUGAK. e hotline? COOKED HAM--Water slice: 2Q¢ | *LUAM hog 17c} ga), es say" reauin? Qe BAISN CAKE Det 12'%c i 2c REGENT DEY GIN Bue BUTTER “Cs0t" dn ivorea) 30¢! at BGGS—Atrlethy treaty (not Soe DBE \r “aco || on weet amt July; 2Oe adi 3 4 ree STRING . We COFFEE Roya! Stuart Brands 356 | weANS 20¢ citi ‘ - - COnR 1 — Ver “ienen wer! 180 cht aan ae Bel iia Tle by parents or guardian. Here are some of the features : “Qyy This picture shows some of the unique — pets, portraying the beauty and habite of each. pe EI ALCO a eR Dette f and educational. Waists Originally Priced Persian ‘ne § and French it! ronounced by all as being the height of perfection, also educa- the Kinemacolor Company to show pictures free to all in our_rea- No. 3—King George and Queen Mary of England visiting Bombay during Durbar of India, showing the Royalty of India receiving their new Empetor and Empress—a gorgeous display of native regalia and picturesque scenes 8 Days More To- Day and Until Saturday, Sept. 14th We Will Make to Your Measure a Fall SuitcrWiner Overcoat Inter Fall inter ‘atterns All_ Wool Fabrice. Including navy blue serges, gray serges, cheviots, ca imeres, : tweeds, ager jacks in unfinished or sooth materials. bvery new sh. of brown, tan, oli rtes choi oa ton. . ive, gray, etcs ye of oe ees or Best Custom Tailoring. Choice of New Shade, We Make Deliver tn iv Wee We Our Big Leader Saturday Boys’ School Suits With Extra Pr. Knicker Pants—Ali ir Norfolk Jackets; 7 to 14. “Ie : wel? Guaranteed strictly all wool _ma- teriale, in heavy-weight tweeds and__cassimeres, also cheviote. In all the latest Pall coloringe—grays, tans and browns. [7 Becend Vices. Mail Ordeve Filled. Blue, Heavy-Weight 4 il | \ pm dye aban AB wi ol . sines 7 to 17, prep i $4.98 Boys’ ¢1 All-Wool Knicker Pants, on eale Gatenhag OBieerssreeersceeresserernoaeese } and double-breasted styles; at.......... Boye’ New Fall Hats, 50e, to 9: Boys’ New Fall Blouses, heed Albert Hoefeld’s Shirts The Celebrated Dunlap ate be c Tailored Waists We Offer Sat- urday at. ~ Made of fine striped madras, in white ground, with black, helio, blue ‘tapes, also plain white. They are man-tailored—the finish is vertect; made with patch pocket, yoke rack ft turncollar g-xs#econd Floor. nd Ww. aie Originally Priced to $1.25 590c¢ lead you to believe they are not handsome, well made waists, We doubt if $1.25 will dupli- cate one of them elsewhere in town and Don't let the price Waisie tormerly up to 94.50 French Blouses, trimmed with hoadg 1.98 Waists Formerly Up to 912.75 deauttfuny embroidery at with $169] irish lace —