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Books Shoesale 8. 1901. vSW-YOBK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. PEQEMBES R. B. **cy kCi.'s Attractions Are"inelr Urn nice* while th« final fusion hi th* third arc effects to production of a very fluid glass, which Is delivered BTSSERT WEARS STRIPES. Into a collecting pot, from which it car, be taken at once for the manufacture of any desired articles. " .;\u25a0 ROMAN Now IN A SING SlN'<» ' UTRPHY TO TRY DIAMOND. .- .I. UiJUfOXD SAW HIM OFF. |ii *lll l Burt 71 Yf V%B#m esi4tliSt.^i^«» »* THE CAPTATN Cieorre Vlsstrti the former wardman of Police IMPRKSSrON PP.CVAILS THAT Captain Diamcnd. who was convicted of receiv- WILL BE DISMISSED. ing a bribe for the protection of a den of vice In Churchill Captain Dfamonfl, who was convicted recently the precinct In -which Acting Captain paid a fine of fl,ooo. panic among evil- of "wilfulneglect of duty,"end recently has been creating a yesterday that charges of neglect Sale. received notice doer*, arrived at Sing Sing Prison at 2:30 p.«m. by Police Com- Shoe of duty had been madi against him serving sentence five Books yesterday to begin his of missioner Murphy. The Commissioner apparently be Women's Kid of hi* be Monday's special features will STAY, rears and six months. Further efforts ha<J taken advice and had decided that it would WE ARE IN THE BOOK BUSINESS TO AND counsel to prevent his removal to prison were necessary to make a formal charge against Dia- new Fall dismissing him Highest grade-all blocked by the mandate of the United States mond and to give a hearing, before and Patent Leather Boots. TO HAVE EVERY BOOK THAT 15 PUB. Philbln Commissioner Murphy would not WE HEAN Supreme Court, which District Attorney from the force. theDia- Siv yesterday what his intention was in PRICES FROM 10 TO received yesterday morning. case, believe that Diamonn Winter styles. USHED, AND TO KEEP OUR mnn<3 but other officials hearing tne and The ex-wariman mmm taken to the clerk's will be dismissed after a short on HOUSE, rail- C r boots, hand turned LESS THAN ANY OTHER office immediately on his arrival from the yesterday that the rules of the de- No I—*OOprs" Women's kid 25 PER CENT. 'lt w°as said who had been lot road station, from which he had walked with the partment rec.uired that an officer heels, lace or button should be placed on trial before s leSj Louis XV TO SECURE THEM. deputy prisoner. He turned in S2 25 convicted of crime £ NO MATTER WHAT WE PAY r.nd another the Commissioner before reing dismissed. Jia- no Jewelry. As It was too to charge it is said is that A to D widths in money. He had mond's only answer the ran and to petfgice that willbe done Mon- hi? trial was conducted improperly anJ that We must refuse to sell dealers late to take his him. After being dismissed from heavy not avail to save courts Women's patent leather who day. Bissert was taicen to the barber shop, the polire force. Diamond cannot ask the Lot No. 2—300 prs. representatives of the publishers reinstatement, he succeeds on 31 button, where he received a clean shave and had his hair for a rnles-3 -tPffcrimi- boot, dull kid top, in getting a reversal of his conviction in the sole* lace or send their agent here to deplete our stock. cropped In prison fashion. When that was done nal court. D widths . , 2.60 he taken to the bathroom, and after a bath Ato try v as GRAND JUROR. Cut this list. Take it to any store in town and to h* donned a suit of prison clothes. Bissert for TO TEST SANGER AS A boots, out Eugene B. prs. Women's kid hand turned the to out where Books the present will be in the "idle gang," but later The question as to the eligibilityof Lot No 3—200 match the prices. That's way find to tested in a man- top, patent leather tip, be willbe assig7ied to some suitable work in the Sanger as a grand juror is be soles with cloth really sold the cheapest. different from that already attempted. Before • • • are prison. ner General D widths 2.60 Recorder Goff. in Part Iof the Court of A to Bissert was cool and self-collected when he -_:\u25a0_- \u25a0_.» Others ; Our Sessions, to-morrow Lewis Stuyvesant Chanlerwill vu brought into the prison, and retained his quashed make motion to have the indictment early—Stock is not Urge. Charge Price. composure. a woman, charged Come against Rachel Cook a colored Come, Holiday Edition; 2 Vols., $4.00 $3.59 Mr.Philbin lost time yesterday in obtaining larceny. The woman had pleaded guilty but 11 to Tarry Thou Til!I New j no with plea order that 200 prs. of Misses' slippers, sizes was allowed to withdraw the in We also have Henry Savage Landor; 2 Vols., I $7.50 aa order for Bisserfs removal after the mandate test might be made. The motion to quash^ ill o shoes, sizes 11 to 13, all China and the Allies— $6.74 of the United OilS ground that banger *« n and 100 prs. of Misses' had been entered in the off.cc be made on the g*i^^bring 2 Vols., $4.00 to the grand jury. This wII! me $3.50 $1.50 Balfour's Life of Stevenson; ; j $3.59 States Circuit Court. The order for removal a member of and call for an widths, $2.50, $3.00 and grades . Sing Sine was served on Sheriff Grell and War- before the Recorder directly A and B Castles, $1.60 cV.™ from Romantic Palaces and j $1.44 den Hagran of the Tombs before neon. Wben opinion him. $3. ' Informed that he was to be taken to Sing Sing Heroines of Fiction—W. D. Howells, 75 early in the afternoon, BiFsert said he was satis- THEODOR REICEMAXX ACCUSED. only 23i St. Other Crawford Stores are at: |^-37 54 \u25a0 fied, father, sent Sale at West Child of Nature—Mabie, $1.80 j $1.62 and asked to see his who was Manhattan; West 125 th St.. Manhattan; A for. After father ar.d son had talked awhile 835 Broadway, near 12th St., 150 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland— Pictures by Newell, $3.0 cI $2.69 Bissert was taken In charee by Deputy Sheriffs I FAMOUS SINGER FRAUDULENTLY Manhattan; Fulton St.. Brooklyn. j£el:y and Yon Deism, who aifo took along ONCE Nassau, corner Fulton St., 413 The Isle of the Shamrock— Johnson, $2.00 | $1.79 "Joe" "Williams, a man convicted of election CREDITOR ALLEGES. — $1.80 frauds. The prisoners were taken to the Grand Norse Stories Mabie, $1.62 Central Station in time to catch the 1:10 p. m. Decision was reserved by Justice Fitzgerald. In — brought Highway Creelman, $1.20 $1.08 train. the Supreme Court yesterday, in an action On the Great Captain was at the see France, whole- Diamond station to by Henry Eckel & Co.. of Epernay. Wild Near Sharp, $2.00 ! $l.;o Siesert off, arid with him was Captain Hterllhy, Reichmann, BURGLARS LOOT FLAT. ABOUT Life Home— now under indictment. sale "wine merchants, against Theodor BOY Holmstreet, $1.00 singer; Crempien. his brother-in- The Story ofManhattan— . 89c Bissert. when spokT-n to by a newspaper man, !an opera W. G. convey- •aid: "Don't got defendants, to set aside the DIAMONDS. $1.75 bother me. I've nothing to say." :law and other Importing diamonds Lives of the Hunted, % $1.49 estate, at $112,000. the charge INTO TELL- For 25 years we have been rcush ances of real valued on THEY CHOKE YOUNGSTER (free duty) them in 'i in good and precious stones of and cutlinK Herford, $1,OO : 89c that the transfers were illegaland not made this country, thus savins the duty on cut stones. Sixty- More Animals— OXLT THE CHIEF WAS WORKING. ING JEWELRY'S HIDINGPLACE. three round trips to the European diamond markets is the faith. record of our Mr. D. Meades; he should know something Reichmann came here In 1391. under a contract by now about a precious stone. Many a dcUar we have Hose-— Importations. Company, to sing at caved those who have patronized us. by Belling- direct from Silk Our Own with tha Abbey-Grau Opera cutting: factory to the consumer, the more important CHOKER PUTS LIFE IXTO TIRED NEW- salary of 51,000 WHILE LYINGIN WAIT TO HOLD our always taste never be the Metropolitan Opera House at a CAUGHT the sale the greater the saving naturally. We are Silk Hose appeals to all women. Your judgment and will .7 St. purchasers and court comparison as ERIGKTOX FIREMEN. a week. He purchased the property N0 UP A MAN-ONE SIXTEEN, ONE gI&C to see Intend. challenged if you choose Silk. Hose for the gift. Our present stock Is ex- St. to price and quality. To out of town customers we al- Mark's Place for $51,000 and No. 22 Marks ways send the be«t we have nearest their ideas and re- ceptional. variety is comparatively immense ; the elegance of the styles Chief Edtvard F. Croker at Fire Headquarters the THIRTEEN. money If Is not satisfactory. The « for $-31,000. He subsequently went into turn selection yesterday received a request from Coroner John ac and Charles and the qualities are worthy of deepest admiration, and the prices— their mar- wire business with J.
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