The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1914, Page 8

KS hot go away from home eure from residing it cilmate, You if yor it Dr. Anderson. Bank Statement. James T. Ashley, in the hope hort ua ean be cured at all. It cote Dr. Anderson, 6 a8 Monday, Wednes- 8 o'clock; @un- beok on Tuber- Ing lawe, and that t short time previously. “IT cannot find that =: EROUTAND ASHLEY MUST STAND TRIAL FORFALSEREPORT Court, However, Rules that wey neked the” Court, ton Neither Profitted by Union Eéward M. Grout, former President | #0" was insane for some time previous of the Union Bank of Brooklyn, and! former cashier, | trial on indictments; ak dams ok charging them with signing « quar-| Glecovers the very earliest terly report to the State Banking De- trouble while tne dienes i Teaement|bartment on April %, 1910, which, {t the recorfs of his permanently cured iis claimed, was fraudulent. Supreme Court Justice Kelly to-day denied in| Motions to dismiss the indictments. ‘The Court wrote an opinion five yee pages in length. He says that much to find out for yourselt, because | testimony that was incompetent was amination are|submitted to the Grand Jury, but 1 {enoush competent evidence was ad- Guced to justify the indictment. The crux of the case against Grout and Ambley, the Court says, ie the intent of the men in signing the report. Stephen C. ‘Baldwin contended that Grout signed the report merely as a formality to comply the bank- report was similar to the State Banking Depart- own report forwarded to bim y, District-Attor ney Cropsey created an atmosphere ‘before the Grand Jury which was pi judicial to the defendants, Ce “it it were stand. vent on March 26, 1910, ne a ay This Department has established a reputation for moderate prices, quality of materials and correct- ness of style. W Outer and Under Garments for Children of all up to twelve years, which we offer during reductions. Fifteen Specials for the Month of May No. 1 French Dorothy dress, cotton cheviot hand embroidered, 2 No. 2 Bloomer Dress, fine white plisse, pink or blue trim or all white, 2 to 6 yrs., $1.50. No. 3 Pixie One-Piece Boys’ Suits—Blue Coat and White Pants, $2.25. pink, blue or yellow, 2 to 4 years, $2.75, No, 5 Oliver Twist Boy’s Suit, ripplette, blue No. 6 Oliver Twist Boys white poplin waist, blue pants and trim, 2 to 4, $2.50. and tie, No. 8 Boy’s Tailored , Square neck, blue No. 9 Boy's Tailored Romper, V-neck stripe , gingham, §1.10. = No. 10 Romper, white dimity, square neck, short No. 11 Romper, pink or blue stripe, plisse, short sleeve, 2 10.4 years, $1.00. 4 to 12 years, No. 13 Girl's Knicker Drawers, crepe, beading No, 14 Baby's Long Dress, batiste, hand made and hand embroidered yoke, $1.50, and hand scalloped hem, $1.2 The sale also includes Table Linens, Bed Linens, s 9 Reg. Trade Mark hildren’s Wear . ’e have picked out fifteen lines of this month at special , 3 to 6 years, $2.50. No. 4 Girls’ Bloomer Dress, Corded Gingham — trim, 2 to 4 years, $1.35. No.7 Boy's Missy Suit, white linen, sailor collar piping, $3.00. chambray, white trim, $1.10. sleeve, 6 months to 4 yrs., .85. No. 12 Girl's Nit Gown, crepe fold or lace edge, edge, 2 to 8 years, .35, No. 15 Baby's Long Petticoat, muslin, hand- Towels, Suits, Corsets, Neckwear, Hosiery, etc. The charre made js that Grout and Ashley verified the report on their “best knowledge and belief" to the effect that the bank was entirely sol- E Sud Mud Yc? Yd Woe Vad Wed a Wd Wed Seed Yn Nd Se Sd Ye _camwisioFon unre THE FERRE," NO BISGER «w+ THAN'HOPO' MY THUMB,’ “ (§ CAUGHT IN THE AC |Diminutive but Aged Thief paychopathie pital. He wa Mehel te ing 4 ; Has Spent 25 Years in Fong a legally gotermine he res bility of ie motion i i | Rot opposed by Rovert Ff. Huntington, | ‘ Sing Sing. | the Duryea family’s attorney, who was lees in court. A Commission will) later visit the hospital and report "| uryen, A burgiar alarm at No. 629 Sixth avenue notified the police that there to the murder was something wrong in the gown oS 5 a | shop of Sarah Coben at that place NOT DRUNK, JUST DOPEY, |enriy to-day. When Policeman Vat- | ter of the West Thirtieth street sta- a With In a-| tion, with several private patrolmen, tion Blames Fall From Kagii reached the store gowns were found Engineer Michael J. Kalley of scattered im profusion. The door Company No. 158 at Rosebai “sii was intact and the windows locked. Island, was suspended from duty to-day| The sleutbs discovered that the by Fire Commissioner Adamson after a| only open entrance was through a iva & heed headquarters in the! pipe closet, not more than @ foot un jullding. square and containing two pipes lead- isan cisce Wy scien be tae oe ing from the cellar. Search was eon in good bealth since he fell from s| made in the cellar, where the search- wagon of Engine Company No, 19, of|@?® hoard a wheeze tn the coal pile Manhattan, with which ho was con-, and finally a weak call for help. nected before he was transferred to| George Coppinger, sixty-four years Staten Island. Katley asserts he has| old, weighing less than one hundred had dissy and “dopey” spells since the| pounds and four feet eight inches fall and that what his superiors have! tai, was rescued from the coal. taken to be intoxicat " faore than mental disturbance. He'ias| ‘The little man sald that be bad been up on charges three times before.| heard a noise in the shop and had oe leaned over the coal hole to in- SNOW IN THE ADIRONDACKS, | ves Ho lost his balance, fell pe vardeak in a uried deep in the coal. Guides Report an Eight-Inch Fall| George : ken to the Later ata- tion, w: was recogn! as oovranviaa oe Stay 34 “The Ferret,” who bas @ long prison Guides here to-day from Pine Lake, in| fecord. The police eay that be was : sent to Sing Sing for burglary in ee ec hMrondacks report that elght! 18:7 for two yeare and six months, | Judge Fawcett om Duryea’s mental con- | dition. The Duryea family clatma that the Fireman Cha inches of anow fell there in the twenty- four hours lest night. ried at Lake Pleasant and other sec- lone of the Adiron: ow Ely on Twenty-sixth street near @ pea\y | Fifth avenue. “The Ferret” escaped on No’ rm. Big drifts from last winter’ inger in many of the Ww, Franklin Simon s Co. Fifth Avenue ) ‘ ” Young Men's Sho 16 West 38th St.—Store Floor Entirely Separate from Fifth Avenue Store AN IMPORTANT SALE FRIDAY At Reduced Prices English Sack Suits FOR YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 42 CHEST Three or four button soft roll front models, patch pockets, of navy serge, checked or pencil striped cassimeres, cheviots or tweeds. Heretofore $21.50 to $24.50 Hand Tailored Suits i FOR YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 42 CHEST In navy, black or gray pencil striped cassimere, checkea worstea, homespun, vicuna or navy serge. Three or four button English sack models. Heretofore $29.50 to $35.00 16.50 20.00 Men’s White Flannel Trousers Of white Englis> tennis flannel, also white striped English serge, with belt straps and cuffs; e 27 to 42 waist. Regular price $6.50 * 3.75 IMPORTANT SALE FRIDAY Men’s Tucked Shirts Pin tucked shirts in single or two-toned colored stripes, in blue, pink, helio, green, tan or black and white stripes; | French cuffs. 14 to 17 neck measure. 1.50 deretofore $2.50 and $3.00 Remsen LC Brae __#4% EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY receding their departure {ON Nov. 26, 1840, he returned to Sing | ‘our inches of enow Is re-| Sing for Mfteen years for robbing | dacas report a heavy | the home of former Mayor Smith | 14, 1014. Banker Howe Dead. John Howe, sixty-eight years old. Yeading citizen of Nutley, N. J. died aterday. He was President of the jank of Nutley, sooretary of the firm of George La Monte & Son, paper manutact- urere, and fortnerly. a: Presholder.. Mr Howe attended the bankers’ convention at Atlantic City Friday and became {il after the banquet. He was born tp Somerset, England, and came to this country In 1 | 1881, by stowing himself in a bread | basket and covering himself, up with | stale bread. He was carrled back to the bakery and got away. His love for the Bowery resulted in bis capture three nights later. “The Fer- ret" says Gov. Flower pardoned him. | pm November, 1898, George was found in the chapel house of Grace | Chureh with ral articles from the chapel house and was sent to Sing | Sing for six years. In 1899 he ro- | clved an eight year sentence for bur- jee May Visit glary and in 1908 was returned to|c: ben Bing for Ltd a. bi aul, |) | “The Ferret” acknowledgen that he |m | has been sentenced to Sing Sing for | the Erines is desirous of going te the | thirty-five years and six months and |heath of bis father or the. political jhas spent a quarter of a century | Sup the river.” situation in Sweden should Interfere with his project. | Jranklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets “ ‘ e ~ | Boys’ Clothing Shop 8 and 10 West 38th St.—Store Floor Connecting with Fifth Avenue Store WILL HOLD A SALE FRIDAY Boys’ Norfolk Suits WITH EXTRA TROUSERS. 7 TO 18. YEARS Of tweeds, cheviots or homespuns, in gray or brown colorings. Herelojore $8.75 to $10.00 6.50 Boys’ Blue Serge Suits WITH EXTRA TROUSERS. 8 TO 18 YEARS 8.75 ‘Palm Beach Norfolk Suits ZES 7 TO 18 YEARS cloth, in natural tan, Value $8.00 | Norfolk model of high grade navy blue serge; coat mohair lined, patch pockets. Value $10.00 Of genuine ‘Palm Beach’ 0 also tan or gray with pencil stripe. Washable Norfolk Suits FOR BOYS, SIZES 7 TO 17 YEARS Of tan or gray crash, pure tan linen, olive or ten army khak: Value $4.00 6.95 2.95 ; also white duck. WILL CLOSE OUT FRIDAY 89 Boys’ Top Coats English Guard or Balmacaan models of Scotch homespun or English tweed. 3 to 10 years. 6.50 deretofore $9.75 to $12.50 Boys’ and Youths’ Shirts Of imported madras or mercerized materials, in light or dark colored stripes, with separate collar to match. 12 to 14neck measure. Regular Price $1.45 85 Boys’ Negligee Blouses Of imported madras, cotton crepe or mercerized | materials, with separate or attached collar, long or 68 short sleeves. 7 to 15 years. Value $1.25 Boys’ and Youths’ Pajamas Made of printed cotton pongee, in stripes or solid colors of pink, blue, tan or helio; also white madras. 6 to 18 years. Regulat Price $1.35 78 Young Couples’ Week We are in a better position a than ever to take care of the “NEW HOME PROBLEM” for the JUNE BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM. You will not have to gpeculate as to what your ni may be; we have salesmen who SPE- CIALIZE in supplying every actual want and at the same PLAIN-FIGURE PRICES |f by our Convenient Credit System We want you to START RIGHT, because that means you will come back to us each time as the LITTLE NEST expands into a LARGE HOME. Buy Now; Take a Year Porceloid food 13.98 B. Altman & Co: wili offer, to-morrow (F iday), in the Millinery Department, First Floor, | Women’s Trimmed Straw Hats for Early Summer Presenting smart, effective styles in all-white and all-black, at the very special prices $5.00 & 7.50 Also a number of Untriramed White or Black Straw Hats, in the newest shapes, at $1.75 & 2.90 And Panama Hats, in a variety of desirable styles for walking, riding or general sports wear; with black ribbon band trimming, at $3.50 & 4.75 of . . . 5 . Boys’ Suits and Raincoats will be on sale to-morrow (Friday) and Satur= day, at the following exceptionally low prices: Boys’ Norfolk Suits, of woo! fabrics in fancy mixtures, some styles having an cxtra pair of knickerbockers, at . «Ow S.Ss«&7.50. Boys’ English Reincoats at the reduced price of 08 6 : ‘ ‘ ‘ $5.00 ‘ Black and Colored Dress Goods (in Dress and Skirt Lengths) are being offered at considerably reduced prices, The assortment comprises the remainder of this season's fabrics and includes wool moires, gabardines, ripple-cloths, checked materials and plain and fancy effects in silkeand-wool. at $3.50 to 15.00 2.00 to 6.50 Dress Lengths Skirt Lengths . . et Filth Avenne, 34th and 35y Streets, New York Sea of | Delight Ae n the Transports to Mexico are not all ihe boats tnat will be in demand during the summer months. Sailboats, rowboats, canes, launches, yachts," motor- boats, &c., will ply the waters round about New © York, bearing many fishing, hufting or picnic party. To avoid paying a hieh price tor the boat you require, Use a ‘Boat Wanted” Ad. in The World and Accept the Best Bargain from Among the Offers You Receive. MOUS AUTHOR He thes “gore