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JEROME PLEADS

1 fOR MCABE IN

BRIBERY CASf

Openly Shows His Hand-

at Metropolitan Hearing-

in City Court

PITCHES INTO JULIAN

i Justice Seabury Overrules the

DistrictAttorneys Objec ¬

1 tions as Immaterial

4 Ambrose B McCabe trial lawyer In

the employ of the Metropolitan StreetRailway Company was examined thisafternoon beforo Justice Seabury In

Part II of the City Court on thocharge of bribery-

DistrictAttorney William TraversJeromo appeared as the prosecutingattorney and at an early stage In theproceedings Indicated a desire for II

dropping of the prosecution FormerAppellate Division Justice EdwardHatch appeared for the defendant

When the proceedings opened JusticeHatch asked for a dismissal on theGround of a lack of jurisdiction Themotion was denied and an exceptiontaken

The defendant wore a black bow tiefind a gray suit His eyeglasses teet ¬

ered upon his small Roman nose Agroup of his friends were In court and

t JENKINS MATCHED

I 1NITH FRED GRUHN

i Men Will Meet for Heavy-

weight> Championship Here-

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April 10

The much talked off match betweenTom Jenkins the American chamDlonfrestler and Fred Gruhn the peer of

I all the grapplers In the British Isleswas consum itcM today when the repre-

sentatives¬

of the men met at The Even-Ing World onTce and signed articlesfor a match

The articles of ngreement call for astraight catch as catch can match best

I two out of three falls The men tomeet at Sulzers Harlem River Casinoon Tuesday April 10

A i That the men were tn earnest wasevidenced when cota proposed that thepurse be divided 75 per cent to the

ij winner and 23 per cent to the loserProf Attlla the man who developed

Bandow represented Gruhn who incl-

dentully is tho holder of the welchtlifting championship of the worldMarry Pollock acted for ChamolonJenkins

Artlcls of agreement entered Into thistwentyslxih day ot March 1308 be ¬

tween Tom Jenkins champion of Amer-

ica¬

and Fred Gruhn champion ofEngland-

The men agree to meet for the heavy-weight

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championship of America in aeatchascatchoan wrestling matchbest two out ot three falls to count

It is agreed that pinfalls only wfllcountIt at the end of an hour the men have

not obtained a fall the referee shallUTe the power to nexus the wlnnr ofthat bout to the man that in his opin-

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has scored the most pointsThere shall be a rest of fifteen min ¬

utes between each tallIt Is furthr agreed that the strangle

bold is barredTim Hurst of New York Is acceptable-

to both parties and wilt act In therapacity of referee

i The men agree to meet at SulzersHarlem River Park on Tuesday

11 April 10I The men will receive fifty per cent

ot the gross receipts of which the win-ner

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win receive seventyfive per centand the loser twnty flv pr cnt

S1cned ATILLA-for Frd Gruhn

I HARRY POLLOCKl

rMt for Tom Jenkins

JUDGE OSULLIVAN GIVES LAW

COVERING YELLOW DOG FUND

If you find that funds have been so diverted given to a politicalparty you will fiud they have been misappropriated and to that extent-

a violation of the law You must find however felonious Intent beforeyou may call it crime You must Judge whether there is evidence ofIntent

The Court gives you the law and you are bound to take It as theCourt gives It to you Trustees of corporation funds have a right toInvest them only for financial profit Had any one a right to expectprofit or financial return from such a transaction with a political party-

If a person was deprived of his property and the transaction wasaccounted for falsely or not at all or If there were false entries toconceal dt or no entries at all have you evidence of an intention to de-

fraud

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The answer Is with youCriminal Intent Is to take with the Intent to deprive or defraud

It you find such officers did so misappropriate property it is your duty-

to find the crime of larceny has been committedJudge OSullIvan to the Grand Jury today

ware noisy In their conversation asthe examination preceded

Mr Jerome began by placing muleE Julian on the stand He showed-the witness an affidavit In which hehad accueed McCabe of bribery andthe witness Identified It as his Julianwas formerly chief Investigator for theMetropolitan Street Railway Company

Julians Counsel ObjectsLawyer Henry Stevenson aa counsel

for Julian objected to the question ofMr Jerome asking the witness for anIdentification of some checks which theDistrictAttorney showed the wltnees

Judge Seaburv asked Mr Jerome forhis reasons for the oroductloti of thecheeks and Mr Jerome said that hecould not prove all his case at onceand than he wanted the checks markedfor Identification

I propose to show that this man Isunworthy of belief said Mr Jerome

The Court refusal to admit thechecks Mr Jerome pleaded that he didnot want to ro before the Grand Jurywith such a complaining witness-

Mr Jerome then announced thnt thenrose utlon would rest on the affidavitand tho witness was turned over to thedefense

Mr Hatch sought to show that Julianhad been In the emplqy of newspapers-His crossexamination was an effort to

SIX INJURED IN

AUTO COLLISION-

Fire in Carriage That Was

Smashed on Prospect

Park Drive-

Five persons were thrown out of acarriage In Prospect Park Brooklynyesterday afternoon In a collision with-an automobile owned by John Carlsonot Fifteenth avenue and Fortyflfthstreet The auto wes speeding alongthe East Drive wlben the carriageowned and driven by Thomas McGuireof No 225 Ninth street came from theopposite direction Cartoons machineswerved to one side striking the car-riage

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and upsetting the occupantsWith Mr McGuire In the carriage

were his wlfa and two children andToaJle Manlon twentyflvo years oldof No 437 Hancock street All werethrown Into the roadway Carlson waalso knocked from the east ot his au-

tomobile¬

Alter the excitement inci-

dental¬

to the collision TOM over it wasfound that no one had been injuredbeyond a few bruises-

A few minutes before te accidentoccurred Carlson had nil ifao badlylacerated while fixing this machineAfter having his injuries dressed byan ambulance surgeon he mounted hismachine and started for home Hegot along all right until he collidedwith Mr McGuire carriage UponMcGuire complaint he was arrestedand taken to the IJtchfleld Mansionwhere he was later admitted to mil-

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HAL STANDISH DEAD

BAINBRIDGE Ga llordh eCOl-H K Shackelfonl better knownIB Hal Standlsh under which nomde pluma he wrote many detective

rt todayCol Shackelford besides being a

prolific writer for thirtyfive years wasat various times a Baptist preacherDemocratic spellbinder and lecturerHe was Blxtynve years old

oMRS R D WRENN DEAD

BOSTON March 26Mrs Robert DWrenn wile ot the famous tennisplayer died yesterday at the home ot-

her parents Kir and Mrs A Sot this city She bad been 111 tor severalweeks

show Julian to be a person ot no char¬

acterWe wish to show that the witnesswas a gambler and racetrack followersaid Mr Hatch

Not the Question at Issue-

I dont think that the character ofthe witness Is the issue here said theCourt You are getting far away Themain question Is whether the conversa ¬

tion alleged In this affidavit tookplace

Mr Jerome took a back seat and theonly voice raised In protest to a generalassault on the character of the witnesswas Mr Stevenson

Mr Hatch over and again asked thewitness If he had ever gone to the race ¬

track Julian Bald that he had MrStevenson again objected and the Courtsustained the objection

Here Mr Jerome come out from be ¬

hind his barricade and openly appearedfor McCabe the Metropolitan lawyerThe DistrictAttorney argued with thecourt that It was proper to let the wit-

ness¬

answer the questions He quotedfrom a Court of Appeals decision andwhen he had expressed his opinionagain he retired-

In reply to the question Did yOU useyour cam or the companys money atthe racetracks Julian swore that heused Ms own money

PHYSICIAN FOUND

DYING ON FLOOR-

Dr H Hoyle Butts Expires

Suddenly in His Rooms at

the Hotel Seville-

Dr H Hoyle Butts a wellknownphysician and clubman was fourtJwrithing in agony on tho floor of thebathroom of his apartment at the HotelSeville Madison avenue and Twentyninth street today and ten mnuteslater he was dead Dr Allen the hoofphysician declared death was due tonT1lD

rnlexvButts wee thlrtvslx years old

and had lived at the Seville with hiswife for several months This morningshe was seen to go out and half an hourlater a man who was a frequent caller-on Dr Butts went up the apartmentThis man whose name the proprietor-of the Seville refuses to give camerushing back to the office In a few min ¬

utes and said that Dr Butts was veryIII

When Dr Allen and some of the emplayees got to the scene they found thephysician rolling about on the floor ofthe bathroom He was attired only ina dressing gown and had evidently beenabout to take a bath He was carried-to his bed still suffering acutely Be-fore

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anything more could be done forhim he was dead

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LOOK FIRST TO THE EYES-

In 1891 Dr G M Gould of Phil¬

adelphia said 1190 or 95 per centqf the Gases of sick headache aredue to the eyes He now says 99per cent

Eyes examined by Oculists who areRegistered Physicians of experience

Olnsfri Onlr If Needed often us IowaOne Dollar nhrnrt at moderate prices

C m4v Oculists and OpticiansEstablished Nearly 50 Year-

s223SIxthAvcnue 1345 BroadwayBe our lath St 30th St

350 Sixth Avenue 217 BroadwayBelow 2Id SL A or House

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=I Spring OpeningrH Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday

March 27th 28th and 29thw

authoritative exposition

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n Costumes Suits Coats Waists Laces Silk Textiles Drev Goodsi

Imported Wash Goods Trimmings EtcTJ

ContinentalEuropes foremost ateliers contribute to this semiannudjL I if style show

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You are invited to attend

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girl who shut M bushel tuusrty ChlBi ai tile buuiet tutee J-

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IIUM returned cure from Jnu-Uotf wutre Ills ciluiit was fuuntl Biulu kof tIe ciiirses hroufrlu against mi-

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Blvcs a thrlllhiK nicotine of litspirited tech to the judges who iondamned her telllne them that the vietort of tiie onpreFsors r of the muplx uwould br short llviil She added

You can kill me but ilMth v1 >< ctopEcosnntJNn QCAHTERSIZESwelcome after whnt I hive suffered 15 cents each 2 lor 25 cents

CIr CLUETT PCAUODY A CODewey 1treea Gibraltar ilaterl of Ctuett and Monarch Shirts

GIBUATTAJ March io AmericanConsul Sprague received estenjiv a-

wirlss de pitch fioni the Unitedcolllar Glacier reporting that the flatly

dr dock Dewey passed Gibraltaring at1053 A M All well on board World Wants Work Wonders

Au CARS TMNSFEQ fo J-

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Hats covering a wide range of3JUU smart styles including Infactabout moo brand new models some fashioned alter Parisian masterpieces-and embracing all dslrable shades as well as black and white <r B-

One of the features of our millinery department at this special fti 98I price o

Womens 2250 Tailored SuitsN made of fine all wool checked Bannockburn suiting collar and cuffs trimmed

with silk moire Coat lined with guaranteed taffeta Acircular gored skirt with side pleats front and back and two 13501deep folds at the footfor

Women s 17 Suits swagger Bolero Eton modelpdJIIVV made of finest ChilTonPnama trimmed with braids and cloth of contrasting shadesThe jacket is lined with taffeta and the skirt Is nude very 17 50full circular gored model a decidedly smart effect for 0

11 2 Crepe de Chine Waists front handasane-ly

I1 trimmed with Irish lace inserting and edge yoke of val lace and lace edgingnew short sleevesshirredand cuffs of lace Inserting and lace j nedge back trimmed with Irish and val lace and tucks Silk J 98lined at the special price of

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Womens 35 and 40 Fur LinedCoats all sizes from 32 to 46 48 Inches long Made of fine black

broadcloth and lined with Spanish mink Have largecollar of Russian sable squirrel Newest sleeves with turn over 15cuffs A splendid bargain at

69c Rough Pongee Silks M forthe wanted

street and evening wear A fabric that is designed for hard service 49eall pure silk Makes up smartly Here a-

t85c Black Taffeta Silk yardI

wideI y69c I

goodgrade in natural and chilTon finish at the very special price

98c All Over Embroidery BookSwiss and

Anaingreat

big bargain In view of theta that all over embroidery will bemore popular this season than ever before in its history Choice 39Cassortment of patterns at

Mens 3Sc Half Hose Springfancy lisle

colorthread new

ingsas well as solid back in plain or lace effects Some have 2oCsilk embroidered insteps

Womens 44c Stockings iwft e

thread Hermsdorf black all very necessary garter topAn excellent value at

cPUU1 o Comfortablesfilled withand

bestfull

gradecovered-white

with silk in an extensive variety of designs on light grounds rttijlined with good quality silkolme very tasteful colorings e9l9Very special at M-

All Cars-Transfer

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UNPARALLELED FAVOR-

Mr Geo W Hoffman Proprietor of theU S Metal Polish Co Indian-

apolis Ind says this about the 1906cflimanac

Indianapolis InctMarch 1706

Tho World

Nesr York City

Gontlemont

I dociro tostate that I have every

eason to believe that your1906 World Almanac

will find unparalleled favor with tho people

because it contains vall ble information for

the taasoes

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IBARGAINS< ist as >he 9 uer

Sives got a Price e feTe fs WithinShouting Distance of-

figuresits

egularThe Citys Greatest Weekly Shopping EventI-

n the Strongest Terms We Guarantee the Absolute and Literal Truthof Every StatementEspeciallY Statements of Value or Former Price I

Right reserved to limit purchases when deemed necessary Telephoneorders filled only as long as specified lots last rt

Raincoats womens made n HandKerchiefs mens hemstltchCl in 12in tanIced worsted or Ox and 1 inch hems white

lord gray smart collarless style with braid also large variety of colored borders Vfe and 1

trimmed outline and cuffs box inch hems 1000 dozen womens hemstitchedPlaited hack patch pockets < embroidered and lacetrimmed handker ¬ Icplaited sleeves regularly 875 PJ a lU chiefs value 12c special

=White Lawn Waists pen frontdeslgnd Mens Hats 350 hats regularly sold from

with wldo front 160 to 200 sUit hats InPlait of Swiss embroidery and graduated side black and brown sort hats In Alplaits plaited back cuffs and stock pin ard Tourists in all the de f

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I e0049Ccollar regularly 79c Blrable shade-

sUmbrellaWomellsShoes and Oxford Ties black Union Silk 26 inch size forkid lace shoes In all women 28 inch size for met

sizes tan and black Oxfords In broken sizes most of them have fine tape edges fine handleonly COO pairs in the lot so come assortment 25 styles In all values flearly regularly 150 and 200 75c 160 and 195 special flilT-

ablp=

Women Shoes and Oxfords these arc Linen lllsileeres of lleached andsamples of the prettiest domestic

shoe ever shown over 200 styles It you can ma ile cotton table damask will till mill andwear a sample sloe dont miss this sale telephone orders as long as It lasts six yardsregularly 350 to 7 Tuesdays tf to a customer regularly 25c andI 65price IOCI e 20c a yard

Chinaware Cups and saucers tea aftcrdln New Hat Shapes largo hlach=

slices Sner or chocolate size tea shapes of chIffon

salad fruit dinner or soup plates of fine French folded on edge crown and part brim of tinechina preserve saucers fancy decorated braid regularly I

black silk and mohair r9cregularly isc to 25c Tuesday each iUC I sold at 150 special= IFancy Plates American Porcelain f New Flower Hats now Spring hap

golddecorated all with and Turbans otedges these goods are not strictly perfect but choicest roses lilacs and other blossoms aboutall right for practical use 1500 dozen toventytwo styles to select from 5In this lot regularly 10c tomorrow 5c regular price 5700 special CcoJs-

JfViildfansMisses SuitS Eton and roy Jacket effects made rseveral styles from which uresscschambiay piam 1

to choose 100 suits in all yew Spring styles colors liubUard style with dainty yoke ofsome collarloss others mannish uud emuroidory sizes 1 to 3 <collars piiuuregularly 1275 and I

1476 75O larlyyears

35conly two to a Ct llII1H h6J 11

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Your Photograph 12 Imperial Carbon Blouses Negltc ° and Ru3Sian a tf BOYSette Photographs large assoltment Of ma

and one 16x20 black and white at all other drus and percales In lUht iud dark colorstimes they would be 450day

Cues 2 50 someregularly

plain2S

whiteJ1

slay 3 to 14 years t 5cFerns known ns the Scott II Fern they are The Passing Show by Wenzcll Done In the

usually sold from 100 to 150 each originally 350 lImI Ucmingtonthey tnake a harming decoration for Oppn byless storenumber more or50C itudthe table each 19C

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Needles H l Mllward Sons made of good U

American Beauty Roses for Hats tmsteel 25 In each paper n-

Springoppor-

tunity¬ ROSeS

purled largo mouturcs in all the naturalto fit yourself out for the naturalshades large sprays in Off2c rososewing at great reduction regularly 5c

leaves value 50c Tuesday iJf c1

Pearl Buttons lfour gross in thIs lot ot Womens Knitted NorIfnitted jacneisbuttons in as ¬ folk Jackets made O-

tVulttcdsorted sizes an opportunity for tho woman worsted in fancy stitch V neck with jwho does her own sewing a dozen regu ¬ 3c belt colors red and navy only two f 00lardy 8-

cElaStiCS

ten customer regularly 250 4

Misses and Childrens Pln onSide =iii lilies lot you will nn ftape girdles <

with nickel buckle and clasps nt Corsets jn white pink or blue long ortached in black or white regularly sold st short cornet short or deep hipj sizesgC10c a pair Tuesday attachment regularly 75c all

Mohair Sicilians desirable wide m tat Corset Covers flne cambrIc low neckcolors I J Cull French effect

eluding black this has been regularly sold at trimmed with lace edging and small pearl but-

tons¬

45c a yard special for Tuesday almost better than many 35c goods 1half a yard OC r 1i9fn while they last at

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Silks Genuine Japanese yardwide W alliindsliirtWomen onIY85oTs-Illt a washable fabric very skit fine cheviot ln

blc at the following price it Is the navy bluo and of melton cloth black and navybest value ever quoted regularly o o-48c

correct stylo well tailor finished CR2 00Tuesday C regularly to 475 e

SilK Mulls 50° Plecea of 27Inch silk mullS Gloves French Glace White Mousquetalsblack white and all other de Gloves just from our Paris office

sirablo street and evening shades opportunity all sizes 5 + to 7 must limit the sale twoto get material for evening costume pairs to a customer regularly CSularly 12 ½ c a yard reg7 Q 250 t pi O JJ

Pillow Cases 1500 IBxSGlnch softanlahed Boys Caps All colors of mixtures in casmuslin cases at the pros slmeres and cheviots also

ent market price they should retail at plain blue cheviot all sizes from G7 to12c each limit of a dozen to a customer 7C 7 regularly 19c IwC

50° hemstitched damaskComforters 60 silk and satin comforters Tray Cloths linencloths Intray pretty patterll3filled with down and wool that will be difficult for tasteful housethis Is a manufacturers line no two of the keepers to resist full bleached regu nsame pattern regularly up to

2250 9 75 larly 29c IOCK-

lcinertsDress Shields uninsook featherFeather PillOWS 200 haltdown feather weight best quality has ¬

pillows covered with ited quantity regularly sold at 20c 22c andlenene blue striped ticking light fold fluffy 26c Tuesdays price

J198limit of 4 to a customer regularly 98c will be a pai-

rToweling

12 C and 14C15000 yards of chocked Irish glass

TobaCCO Blackwells Bull Durham Smoking towelling 18 inch wide hock tow >

Tobacco you can get tobacco oiling and all linen Russian towellingTuesday at 35c a pound It sells regularly at regularly 8c 5CBOc This is an opportunity for the i

smoker to save money 35C 1000 only In the lot hemstitchedI Towels Gorman hack towels large I

Toilet Cases consisting of mirror comb size with red borders regularly 20c II Ccase and towel I

roller made of solid oak regularly 1 50c Books Theodore Roosevelts works 14 volshalf morocco prairie edl 4 ntt-

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RainCOatS Genuine Priestley Cravenette have sold at 27

naw and correct Spring Tst esltrlpo and overpSald patterns tan Tapestry Brussels attractive designsgray and olive sizes 33 to 46 I

Rugs in bright colorings size II o0 I

regular price 1250 po 9x12 value 1550

ANDWntnonc Pnrfr s ot superior imported mixturen and fullboxinches-style

long wlth5 50blacU or gray velvet collar and buttons with e-

at sides and fancy patch pockets regularly 1275 marvel for Tuesday

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