The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1890, Page 6

CAPE: OVERCOATS, §. Bolton & Go 6th Ave. & 22d St. We well oodn of a thoroughly ree Hable an fand we atrietly charge omr m ants to be polite to all enstemerny whether purchasing or exchanging merchandise, B, Ala & C0 OFFER OUR FIRST SALE | Men's Furnishing Goods. TO GENTLE Why not | buy your Furnishing Goods from jus? >” We carry a most complete |line, and our’ prices are lower |than elsewhere, To advertise |this department, and to secure a | portion of your trade, we shall! sell the following goods at prices | far below cost or value : All Our 39c. Silk Scarfs at 1 9c. (Three for 50e.) All Our 50c.{Silk Scarfs at 29c. 100 dozen Men's ne) 1 12:0. Hose, plain colors, | regular made, 25c. yoods, per pair... Saturday, Oct. 25, | Vall BOYS’ * cltin Dept. s, ba lish Merino Half (ay Hose, regular 50e. Mi od goods, per pair..... | ly Genuine Guyot Sus- \ penders, per pai 200 dozen Men's ‘ply | Collars, new styles, > all sizes, 6 for...... J 100 dozen Men's ny “Diy Cuffs, 6 pairs for.... Balance of our fancy Percale-Bosom] Shirts, with white bodies, each... Balance of our fancy trimmed BHUUSEES CU tise (ocric wari 500 extra auality) Twilled Silk Umbrei- | Jas, with silk cases and tassels........- 100 doz. Men's extra quality English Walking Gloves} (slightly . imperfect), worth $1.00 to $1.25 | Por PAIP-/ <-> ae =|500 doz. Large Sizo Japanese Silk Hand- korchiefs, with Fancy | | | | | 2c. Die. ae. 5Oe. de. 396, $1.69 $6.°° Chinchilla Reefers, All wool, fast color, flannel lined and full length, $5 00 18th St, 19th St & 6th Ave (18th St. Station Elevated Road.) hfe. PAIR. SHE INHALED GAS. A Pretty Dressmaker Found Uncon- A8c, scious in Her Room Woven Borders ; Bertha Richter, twenty-five y regular $1.00 qualit pretty dressmaker, wax found u Bers 1 yi in her room in the boarding-house, No, 74| each Went Forty-cighth street, this morning, inhalinggas, topoock was turned on and the room | ofgas. Misx lichter was removed | To hhovsovelt Hospital. — — PUT A BULLET IN HIS HEAD. S. BOLTON & co. At the Institute Fair. ‘The season at tho American Institute Ex- hibition 48 pasting and the Fair now open at the Institute Hall on Third avenne maine tains its popularity. The exhibitw are so Clerk Miles Tries Suicide with Pos-| various in every department that tho apvcial sible Succens, features are attractive to everyone, And Alfred Miles.a clerk forty-seven yours old, | the twenty-five cents. adniasion ix a pooular of 1756 Tenth avenue, sont ball into the | PF Buulding isonen day and erento right side of his head this morning with the ¢ iin the evening froma intention of committing suicide. Hominy hour, 10 o clocks isan agrees He inilicted a serious wound on himself % ho aniiual show of clirysan and was taken to the Manhattan Hospital. Truesdell & Co., STH AVE., 24TH TO 25TH STS. Saturday. Saturday We offer from 9 A. M. to 3 P.M. the following great Bargains: STORE OPEN UNTIL 10.80 P. M. afternoon from i 25 Cases SICILIAN CLOTH, was 12}e. per yurd........5e, 50 Pieces TABLE DAMASK, was 5%, 670. and T5e.; bleached, unbleached, all to be, per yard....... crysis 49c. GREAT SALE OF DOLLS, Fancy Goods, Frames, dc. 100 Pieces 38-inch PLAID DREs GOODS, worth e., Be ate thane cial pralvin'aeiNaucatncalsratsieavermiess 454 Gene enero 128 TOIL pieces,| Imported NIGHT-LAMI richly decorated, fine porcelain, all complete, worth 49¢., in as- reduced from $3.99 to.. $2.25 sorted colors, for 17c. COMBINATION DINNER) Crystal Gass Tumblers.. fe. AND TEA SETS, 112 pic CRYSTAL GLASS FRUIT latest E $10.00, for lish BOWLS, for, design, regular -- $6.75 9c MILK PITCHERS, 2 qt.,| Coal Scutiles, japanned, good | fe finest French porcelain, in all size, for ............ shapes, regular 49¢., for....19e,| Brooms, green corn, regular| TEACUPS AND SAUCERS, | 27c., for .. -12c. best stone china, 2¢.; plates, | ts ff Bapollo, 3c. good quality, only. o4c.| Wax Tapers, 30 in box, TABLE LAMP, fue ‘bisque| smoke or drip... finish, finely painted, duples| burner, for....... ... ‘1,98 all sizes to fit any stove. IMPORTANT. lish 4 Half Rates Mondays and Saturdays for | <a | trader here imitation of cut glass, 190, | no Roasting Pans, best sheet iron, | -12c. 1,100 pairs of Gents’! French Calf genuine « a'fdaene Or hand-sewed welt Eng- Waukenphast Seamless Lace Shoes,| $2.50, st = = $108) ——— THE A Jerseyman's Opinion. ** Will yon show me the proprietor of this store?" anid & well-to-do-looking gentleman to one of the clerks in Hutchinson's Dry | Goods Extablishment, formerly Owen Jones’ | Bone, Eighth avenue, corner of Nineternth | There he is. * responded theclerk, . Hutehineon, f want to make | your acquaintance. Iam from New Jersey. and for over thirty yeara my family have After Owen Jones Sons brean cloning ont their dry goodk brsiness we went Mixth avenne, but tovlay, on coming to the city, Eanid, “Let we trv the off store unin.’ And we want to assire youlwe are eurprived and wratified to find euch awe stocked and pleasant place. Tt never lo better in the best daye of sour predecew= The above is an illustra- tion of tbe comments heard every day at HUTCHINSON'S, | 8th Avenue and 19th Street, g Note bur System. |: We buy atl the lowest prices, getting the largest | | discounts for cash pay- ments. We sell exclusive. ly for cash, thereby avoid- ing the losses incident to a credit business. Goods are marked at a small but fixed percentare |, of profit, the customer get-| 5 ting the benefit of oue pur-|! chases, and are assured of}, WORLD: BURTS CLOTHING sonable in whew of th baiting on DEE whereby our ent KHOES and SLIPP BURT ACE disposed © wo fia FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1890. 8 “ Help” and “Situation” ‘\ \» “Wants” We in The World, IF YOU HAPPEN TO LOOK THIS WAY, SIR! We would respectfully impress M on you the fact that when dealing with us you need very little cash to be com fortably and stylishly cressed. We sell the very best of For Men, Youths & Boys Cloaks, Jackets, Wraps and Suits for Ladies and Misses, Silks, Satins, Velvets, Plushes, Blankets, Comforiables and a general line of Dry SHOES AT ena Tomthor, 1 the at No. been previonsl We shnit be o comply we nr celebrated make—m before that dare. Thin In a ery and one and H the Intent wvited to tke y choles at about TALE the REGULAR PRI FIRNT will FAL very pair in POSPTIVELY uniform low prices. WITHOUT RESERVE, Notwithstanding the talk of ad- vance in prices, we never had so many goods offered at low figures. Weshavarpuestined (larva loueor Ladies’ full, regular n Cotton Hose, which, inereased tariff on Hosi considered good value at 25e. a 190, were considered special bar gains, we have marked themat [5c, Wo have purchased a larye lot of Ladies’ Woollen Vests and Pants from the Medieott Mills. Thoy are their bost les, full, regular make. The regular price for these would average about $2.25 ench. These are called Seconds, but it will be difficult for any but an expert to find any de- fect, except an occasional speck about the size of a pin-head. For! actual service they are just as good as Firsts. We will sell them at $1.19 each. We are making a special displas of Ladies’ J —elegant goods —and the prices we know are lower than can be found elsewhere. All Wool Cheviot, $6.98, $7.98, and $10.39. A fine assortment of Tailor-made Beaver Jackets, $4.25, $4.98, $5.49 and $6.50. All Wool Serge, with beaver back and satin facing, vest front and long, rolling Astrakhan collar, $14.67. We are giving special attention to the Boys’ Department. We are showing the following lines, which are well worthy of sepa Boys’ Suits at $1.98 and $2.1 AIL Wool Dress Suits, 4 to 14 eet $3.98, $4.67 ind $4.98. A fine line of Overeouts, $2.87, $3.50 and $3.89. Also a ya riety of styles of Kilt Suits; also Flannel Waists, Odd Pants,4 to 15 Shecial Attention to Mail Orders The Fall number of the “Jenness-MillerQuarierly John W. Hutchinson LADIES CAN’T VOTE, ROBBERS ON A PULLMAN CAR. | Teee Mon Went Through the Con-| ductor, Porter and Passengers, INPEOIAL 10 THE EVENING WORLD.) | . 4. Passengers who | ¥ mormine’s south-bound uta Fe have a story to tell, | pulled out of Socorro three! entostep on board. After the| passed Nau Antonio, these str | rr parson « and making ‘They jump ths if thinw was dor be ry Ss } Plotted to Reb Bore Inspector Byroge's detectives to-day ar Dinkwen® Bh years, 34c..48c., 78c, nnd 98c.|} CARRY Di we Kpring Mecis, marked down to. Children’s Shoes, Kid or erat Bo Women’s en's Kid Button Shoes ) all stylem and sizes, with or without tipry redneed to, . or Straight Gont ) EES) 99 Shoes, in all) sa wonderful heredneedpriceot) $2.88 hi 99 wiLcOH Kese— } 361 Sixth Ave. 361 Between 22d and 23d Streets, at our §I Forsyth n be ft S. COHN & BRO. “DON'T GET LEFT.” 2 PHROL K OF AND HAVE N OPPORTUNITY TO BUY Boys’ 4 to solid blue $1.49 per Suit, and with capes reaching beiow the elbow, sizes 4 to 14 years, $1.89. We have about 400 ele- gant Overcoats for Mer runt g Wn prices have day and to-morrow only t\tor your choice, $6.00. Other bargains will be found in every depart- ment of our vast estab- lishment, “DON’T GET LEFT.’ is B. Stern & Son, 458 & 460 Grand 8t., COR, PIPT BY, NEW YORK ciTy. nd am complete and com- sive ansortment of Reliable Koot- | HOUSEKEEPING GOOD! Wear at popular prices. MING AT PRIC ms plaited or eae y Cassimeres, neat 3 or lack Cheviot, Corkscrew, from 810.00 to $138,00, which marked tor to- | Open ecveuings util 9 Saturdeye wall ma |Goous CREDIT at the LOWEST GASH PRICES, Fiom our immeuse and select stock we mention below a few of the good values we offer on , CREDIT without Security And here are a few things from our nDryi@ecds (tee De partment: 1074 All-Wool Blankets, $2.75 up; Com- fortables, in elegant patterns, $1.50 up. All our Domestics, such as muslins, ‘sheeting, tickings, linings, &c., we sell to our customers at Cost prices. In making the Terms of Credit the convenience of our customers is the first consideration. Persons wishing to open accounts with us and unable to visit our store can be waited upon at their own homes by our representative if so desired. Sherman, Samuels & Go.,| FOUR DOORS FROM 132 Piel KTONE OPE CREDIT CLOTHING. MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, OVERCOATS, PLUSH SACQUES, NEWMARKETS, WRAPS, JACKETS, REEF- BRS, SILKS, 541 LVETS AND. MOURNING GOUDS, DRESS GOODS. INENS, NAPKINS, | yi ¥ MBRELLAS, &c, tailor-made clothing that hay ever taken piace in y a now going on at (88 Uroadway, SHEETINGS, HOSIERY, BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES FURNITURE AND CARPETS, OPEN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9.30 O'CLOCK, = Ts KELLY, = MENS NT COATS... MENS Dt WAY OR & Roy. Wold Aicbs Also Full Drona Sait myles in Fashionable 22 o1, 26 AND Saturday Is #90. 00. PARLOR SUITS, ASSC ¥38.00; FORMER ANTIQUE OAK CHAM DEBOARDS CAUTION bis name and pricy 263 6TH AVE,, 104 & 106 West I7th St tnd don't de 4 ‘dollar's worth of clothing until you have beon Heaaa Yourself Ghat wuat is here advertised ” ‘d. Each and Journal,” including our|» warranted. aa rupreseuted gr Catalogue, sent free upon Aslsoe or Diagonal front, = eis gentlomaly taleanien nit G ion. from ENTRANCE THROUGH FURNITU! eer whether Jo blo ed application STORE. Wer qua uemaran ver deere chars trees dette a ot, New York City, N. B.-BE CAREFUL AND DON'T MAKE A MISTAKE, 80 THAT YOU worth more (han double the money, \ CE Nos ous, ae y ‘M RVORES CONNECTED 171, 173, 176 8th ave, cor 19ih st], A” olezant Overcoat in a : Wien Ruin, GHEAT. SALE. OFEN ‘ Hye Comer DO% Se. EVENING UNTIE 11. DOWN QUILTS. We will place on sale to-mor- row 60 Eiderdown Quilts (size 6x6), with plain satin coverings, in a wide range of beautiful shades, ht PATENT LEA’ saving mi ‘ow patterus, $4.98 HAND SEWED, | ‘| At $6.50 each. Similar qualities are selling everywhere at $10.00 each, As on our Better than “ ny 4 $6 shoe 41d elaewhere, NNEDY, we manufacture these 20 CoNTIANDY Mf premises we save the manufac- turer's profit and are enabled to 1/offer them at this extraordinary price, Also, 2,000 Silkoline filled with Eiderdown, size 20 HELP WANTE: wane D-Acepie to. sell the Pillows] ix I ———————— 5 PERSONAL, inches square...,..,.-- 98e. to my 6. 8. B. 0. F, of mine for Saat 7 eve te ta verr be Sale of Ladies’ Cloaks con- rita witb so,uany'E'g sod cal aim k i belag lieky ta have tt, female, tinued, ‘ Sale of Boys’ Clothing con- L¥_~ | tinued, aa ‘Bloomingdale Bros., THIRD AVE. COBNEK 597K BT. —_—S eee BA TEAS. :3,'s. TEAS, bea] cee, Nae ALB sisds 96 Wail bis bes. Ave! ‘Weam ear PIANOS AND O! ii $5.00 (NEAG. sage uA fe Noga: st Sie Sh Ct ee die protite, | § f g ao Wiser roo MISSES CLOAKS FURNTTURE The name of Sol Heynn & Co. has become a househoid word (o many, and our house is now know, tions to bargain seekers, eclipse all former efforts. Children's Day with in BOYS’ CLYUTHING and ND DRESSES, ) GARPETS, et to mo04t New Yorkers, HIE place to buy s. This is ROE w il te some ol the bargains: OPER YARD > PER YARD N . ADDITIONAL JOWEST CASH PRICES BOK ERE. JOHNSON, JR.'S FLAG PROTECTED BY DECISION QF SUPREME Coury, NOY, sath, 18ea, ) Tal OPENING of the Fbt Propaty Near New York, Ugncing MONDAY, Oot, 27, at private saleot ) SUPERB LOTS, bepe thattpart of the 1)HOUS |FERGUSON FARM yhich was fot sold last June at auction, ‘The prperty is situated opposite |IIRAM W. HOWE's, nd runs from the ny IWLAND AND LY] ELECTR. 8 ome 200 and ape with discount’ of iscount of 10 per cent, parable im or UPTOWN powNTow BANKING AND FIKCIAL, INVESTMENT SAFE---PFIT Uj taliment Bon) the isracenn Poinsu Bond and pstment} Troms i JOH nee w York, and 393 : aie | POLITICAL, egular Democratic Nowinaton JUSTILE oF “CITY COURT, “le M, FITZSIMONS DENTISTRY. Dper all Night. _ Ti me Lost. Phe only UBtal Otice in the wor! loved, day “a \. including Bu: or inary) Gala ulice pap. Ne charg for gaa who secs DENTAL REXEAH ANMOCIETIO} i be ay Sy