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© y 4 ie i a ‘ , ry) SENATE BOWS TO STRING, It Concedes the the sin Months Clanse in the Power of Removal Bill. DID 8055 ATT PLATT ORDER IT? Report that Levi PR Levi P. In Opposed to the Power of Removal Bill Denied. THE STATE'S WHITE ELEPHANT. tt Will Require $2,700,000 to Complete the Capito! as Proposed. (Spectal to The Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan. 24—The Republican Benate of the New York Legislature is with Mayor Strong. It conceded to him to-day what the Republican Assembly refused to grant yesterday—an extension of time within which he 1s empowered to remove city officials. There was very little opposition to the motion to give the Mayor six months, instead of four. Boss Platt's men in the Assembly curtly refused the extension, and there was a sensation in the Senate to-day, when Senator Lexow, himself regarded @ stanch Platt man, moved to let the Mayor have what he wanted. And according to the reports circulated after the amendment had been offered, it was ordered by Mr. Platt himself. ‘The bill came up on general order for Amendments. Senator Lexow at onc offered the amendment to the first tion, extending the ume. It was the fame amendment offered by Tammany Leader Foley and defeated in the As- mbly ye rday. The Senator said in explanation of his amendment that Mayor Strong wanted the time extended to six months from four, ant would rather have the bill de- layed a few days in order that it might be. made as perfect as possible. Senator Cantor opposed the amendment in a general way on the ground that the Haver, could remove all the officials he | jeaired in. four months, ‘The amend- ment, however, was adopted on a party O'Connor offered another amendment confining the power of re- moval solely to the Mayor elected for a full term. The Senator sald he didn't believe the enormous power of removals should, be extended to any man who it become, Mayor by accident e believe,” sald he, “that this power | will if properly admialatered,, result to the advantage of the city. It'is only an| experiment rendered ne y by evils | that we seek to remedy. 11 should guarded with care and should be con- fined to the ipnyuene of the man elected | to exercise | Senator Cantor also objected to this amendment which, he said, woud never have been offered if the President of the Board of Aldermen, were a Republica “Do you suppose,” said he, “that such an amendment would have been in- dorsed by the Good Government Clubs If M jeroioman we a Repu indorse anything but evil don't cans." Sehator Raines intimated that ho dia | not like the bill, but said he would vote for it because he was a Republican, Nearly half of the members of the As- sembty came over and filled the floor of the Senate chamber, and the galleries were thronged. When Senator O'Sulli- van, the one-armed representative of the Twelfth District, arose to attack the amendment, there was scarcely standing Toom. Senator O'’Suillvan _ excoriated amendment, the bill and its supporters. ‘The bill, he sald, was not designed to help | Mayor Strong, ‘but to shackle him. It Was the purfose, of the. itepablican bosses, he said, to hold this bill back Before it became @ law until the police Is were passed. Bie “condemned: the whole course of the Republican party in trying to grab everything in New York like a pack of Wolves. Senator Lexow then got the floor and fairly bristled with oratorical shafts, | He entered upon a defense of the Lexow Committee and its work, and in a rare | burst of spread-eagie ‘eloquence demned Tammany Hall and its Pepe) Fesentatives. He didn’t say whether or not he was in favor of the amendment, but roasted Tammany representatives ‘with a hot) rod. He sald would be ashamed to} ait as a Senator in this body, as a of Tammany, Hall and Fepreseniative Richard Croker, by virtue of votes ob tained in the manner proven before the Lexow Committee. Senator O'Sullivan interrupted to ask: |° “Do you mi infuenced a Little Mr. ‘once, to say th e for yourse! xow wanted to fight at “I will not descend to aswer that ridiqulous uestion. I wouldn't be iit rto sit here if I did. But did you ever buy a vote?” sisted Mt. O'Sullivan, , TL never did, Lexow. “Good man,’ and there ndment was then freight party vote on Sen y fired a bomb at the hen ; bh re eitered an ameniment. pro viding that clerks and oth: ubordinate emp:oyees of the vity government = not be reinoved for cause. The amend- ment, if adomed, would confine the Sweep of the Mavor's axe to the heads of departments. lenator Guy defended by saying that It was | per-| replied Senator | o'sulli- | The by 4 * commented Mr, was a laugh adopted amendm nded to pro- tact ihe men. who had ‘devoted. the'r lives to serving the city, and he be- Heved th public demand tinued In office er of Removal bill, he was merely a cloak for the’ mos fensive form of partisanship. ‘Senator O'Connor argued that the efi- ciency of the bill would be destroyed. ‘dof a department, being’ re- sane gible. for the conduct of his, em ployees, should have the riht to hem at will, and not be com- noe Vo keen them when he did not ave confidence in them. Senator Cantor moved un am to the last section of the bill m: rovisions operative in all t tate. ‘That was lefanted The Committen of the Whole reported the Dill and i) was « engrossed for reading, the bill will ie three days on the file and then come us fOr, Passage, next " y. Tt wil go to the Lo Mee ioe cuncurrence as the bill passed ll that body yesterday, which was identical sere a featn Bat Bete The Po' er ashi bill, as amend. ed by the Senate, reads as follow: Section 1.—At any ‘time. commencement of Mey of the ¢ of York, lected ea lenin, may ac pleasure remove’ from of ane ; t, hoidine oftce. hy trom’ the Mavor of said. city, vices, for whose removal other provialon by, the’ Consitation er any. auch et trom amce in the en 1 iy raw. Section LEXOW SEES MORTON. Declares the Governor In Not An- tago! je to Plate. to The Evening World.) Jan. %4—Senator Lexow was among the early callers on the Gov- ernor this morning, and had a long and satisfactory conversation with him re- garding the three police bills embraced in his report of the Lexow Iinvestiga- | tion, It was reported yesterday that the Gov- ernof aws opposed to the bilis, as also to the Power of Removal bill passed by the Assembly yesterday. The Governor, ac- cording to the reports circulated, had expressed his disapproval of all four measures, and was quoted as saying that he would veto them. The ground of his opposition was stated to be the, unpopularity of the projected bill among the people of New York City. Senator Lexow told ‘The Evening World” reporter, nowever, that there was not the slightest foundation for such reports, The Governor, he sald, was not in any way owposed to measures that he, Senator Lexow, introduced. The Senator further declared that the Governor's alleged antagonism to the Power of Removal bill was equally un- rue. Senator Lexow asked if he had observed any traces of hostility to- wards Mr. Platt in the Governor's con- veraation. He replied that he had not, and further sald that such reports were the veriest rot. —— eee BROOKLYN’S GAS RATE. Coffey's Bill, Fixing the Price at Favorably Reported. ALBAN Y., Jan. %.—The first act of the Senate this morning was the confirmation of the nomination of Will- jam H. Johnson, of Oneonta, as Statu- tory Revision Commissioner. The Committee on Miscellaneous Cor- porations reported favorably the bill of Senator Cofley fixing the price of illus malnating gas in Brooklyn at $1 per thousand The bill of “Assemblyman Lawson, au- thorizing the Mayor of New York to re- Move the heads of departments of that city, came over from the Assembly an contrary to expectations, went to the Committee on Citles without debate. Senator Lexow said that the Senate Power of Removal bill had been sent to general orders yesterday, but did not Appear on the general orders calendar this morning. asked that it be so placed on the calendar. Senator Cantor objected. He sald that he did not be- eve that the Senators were ready to take up the bill Senator Mullin introduced a_resolu- tion providing for the appointment of a joint committee to investigate ex- | Penises of all State departments and to report before March 6 next. new section has been added to Sen- ator Coggeshall's bill providing for the employment of prisoners in State penal neti It provides for the appoint- | ment by the Governor of a State Com- to consist of three persons, who shall hold office for five er year duty penal institutions Legislature their tutions mission of Prisons years, at a salary of $2,000 each and necessary ‘expenses. ‘Their shall be to inspect all and to repcrt to the findings and recommendations. ‘There bills were passed in the Senate to-day Mr. Stewart's, legalizing th school bonds of Mount Vern tells introdu: rk a physictan, ible for President. ng the pl preferre’ heads of court calendars unless an order is required Scoator, MeManon-—Allowing public, schools, to organize mil American Guard, and equipments. Sonalor Mullie—The Aineworth aciea bil BILLS IN THE HOUSE. Norton's Measure to Make Power of Removal General, ALBANY, Jan, 24,—Assemblyman Nor- ton, of Rensselaer, hi giving power to Mayora of all cities of the State to remove municipal officers yithin four months after eald Mayor's ection, Judicial officers are excepted, and no temporary Mayor can make the removals ‘The Speaker handed down the annual reports of the Children's Aid Society and the Soclety for the Prevention of Cru- elty *a Children Among the bilis introduced wei Mr, Wilds (by request)—Prohibiting for Mexican \ wing pensions, and doing away with ae thn "Silow-Renealing the taw allowing owners i aubdlviaton Providing. special, teacher lergarten “and. drawing Giving the Brooklyn Nursery a sear tusiaad |" Meo Nixon—The Ratiroad Commisaloners’ by forbidding grade croasings except by permission ‘of the Toard Mr. candidate for the bond Loan rth—-The i—Amending the penal code re tuve to opening acd publinhing letters, telegrams and private papers. ‘The Assembly then adjourned until 10 o'clock to-morrow. AGAINST HATS IN THEATRES. Cutler's BULL Provides for an Unob- sted View of the Stnue, (Special to The Eveniag World.) ALBANY, Jan. 2¢—Assemblyman Cut- | ter, of Kockland County, has Introduced a bill requring theatrical managers to fook sharply after the comfort and their patrons, The mos ture 1s a blow at the theatre compelling managers to remove any hat, lained of by any per obsiruction ¢ son tn the ax It is provided purchasea a seat at any person having n a place of enter- . and finding b her view of pbaivueted of Proper qu etness waturbed Ly any cause within on. f the proprl or manager of} tich ‘pince, ta. hi her annoyance, shall have, the riiht to demand the return of the price of such seat, unless uch obstruction or annoyance be sm- removed of the manager or proprietor mediately Refusa Highest of all in Leavening Power.-~Laiest U.S. Gov't Report Royal ABSOLUTELY PURE Baking Powder pt | Ismue of certain one of the two and mpantes. to be known as the The State ts to furnish arms introduced a bill sik t eres | 0 return on démand the money pald for ' ticket under such circumstances shall make such manager liable to a fine in four times the amount so paid, Ay person obstructing or annoying jguhers shall be deemed mullty of a mis- demeanor and eubject to @ fine of #0. | TO SILVER LAKE PARK. Westchester County Central Elec- jo Rallway Incorporated. to The Evening World.) Jan, 2.—The Westchester County Central Electric Railway, with & capital of $75,0W, was incorporated to-day. . It is to run from the village limits of White “Plains to Silver Lake Park, through the town of Harrison, and ith length will be three miles. ‘These are the directors for the first y Charles A. Johnson, Frederic H. “Reed, GN, MeKibben, and Ployd McK. Garrison, of Ye i. Gainaberg, Ee 0, Griffen and Carpenter, of White Plains; and Mansfield, of South Norwalk, Co! NO FEES FOR GOFF. Robertson's Bi r Making the He- corder's Salary 817.500. (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan, 24—Senator Robertson Introduced a bill to-day, giving John W, Goff a salary of $17,00 as Recorder of the city of New York. It prohibits bim from accepting fees as referee, ax Recorder Smyth used to do, but gives Mr. Goff unlimited power In administering the affairs of his office. The bill furthe= prov des that the Re- corder shali appoint a chief clerk, salary H.000; deputy, at $40; four other dep tes, dt $4,000; four record clerks, at $1,200; three index clerks, at $1500; three stenographers, at $2,000; chief attendant, At $1,000, and ‘forty ‘axsietants, at, $1, Jo fees ‘are allowed to anybody” but stenographers. IT MUST BE A PEACH. Whittets Free Pass Sch me In In- dorsed by Depew. the State officers the recipient of the passes. It has been submitted. to. con- stitutional lawyers who aeprove, of it, and it is indorsed by Chauncey M! Depew. SUNDAY Y SALOON | BILL. It Provides for the Closing of Hare from ‘i to 2 O'Clock. (Svecial to The Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan, 24,—Saloon-Keeper Te- kulsky, of Park Row, New York, a companied by a delegation from’ the State Liquor Dealers’ Association, de- scended on the Assembly to-day ‘with a Bunday-Opening Dill. It provides that saloons may keep open with drawn blinds on Sundays, ex- Sept between the hours of & A.M. and > M. The Dill introduced by As- semblyman Wleman, of Brooklyn. CONSOLIDATION DELAYED. The Strike Interferes with the the Satter to leave thelr poste during the atreet-car strike, $2,700,000 MORE NEEDED. To Complete the Work on the State cost of completing the State's elephan He says it will requ . carry out the plans for its completion, BROOKFIELD IS PEACEFUL. Lauterbach, Too, In jot Disposed to vote was 79 to 64. While Mayor Strong told Mr. Brook: field! he was very sorry things turned out ag they did, he ‘could’ do nothing. but offer advice. Tlie was to get together eee bury the hatchet for the good of the | ry Mr, Brookfield sald there was.no 4 Ber of @ spilt’ They would take thel Medie'ne like little men, and if there w any fighting In the future it would be done inside of party lines. Mr. Platt, of course, was in a pleasant frame of mind to-day, but refrained from crowing over his victory, Edward Lauterbach also was magnani- mous, and restrained what inclination | House Refnsex to Authorise the| Publiention of Vote, | (Spectal to The Evening World.) NASHVILLF, Tenn, J House this morning, by a vo five to forty, ention on A ontest bill bh that time, and ops onday, 4 bee! provide passed und pubiish the vote for Governor. Haker thougnt the Votes on the | face Ss should be seated ant would ald in passing a law | Which he could be ousted in case It was | @ Was not elected roa the table the pratest s Republican | the members, prot 4 against the passage of the Contest bill | — oo fi STANDING BY THE MAYOR. Which tor quality, style, perfection of sha thing, in fact, te equalle GARMENTS IN TH NIGHT ROBES. NIGHT ROBES.cxcr inser WEBLIGEE ROBES, NIGHT ROBES WIGHT ROBES, srivnisc. 1 SKIRTS, <2 DRAWERS. x5 por, DRAWERS, PSE MUsuIN. wiru ORAWERS, =. DRAWERS. since arasroc high class decorations,114 TENNESSEE'S | GOVERNORSHIP | plecemslarmer BENE | decorated, leach... rated former price 4 gold decorations, former 49 price, set, 8125 ....0.600 8 THE SALE OF THE CENTURY. THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1898, FIC BROS BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FROM THE FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF Ladies’ Underwear, Far Surpassing. cll Efforts of Former Years. 10,700 GARMENTS sewing and every. nt, have never been a this city for the price. ding to makea nor can ever be surpassed ERE ARE NO CHEAP, IN COL ‘TION. NEW AND DAINTY TH EACH DAY GOODS ARE ADDED cammnic, ROWS OF FINE ITALIA’ ISHED WITH FU Rui —FINE MUSL FQUARE YOKES, fA: OMELY TRIMMED WITH 4 LACE VITH 4 ROWS OF LINEN RUFFLE, =IN FY E COLORED DOTTED FEATHER STITCHING, TUCKS AND INDIA LACE; SLIN SHIRT FRONT, TRIMMED WITH & CLUSTERS OF FINE TUCK! cD WITH FULL JABOT, ROUND N. AND DOWN FRONT, TAMPICO EMEROIDERY: —LONSDA\ ADING AND FULL LACt RUFFLE; EXTRA 817F Y THMMED, WITH 2 KUFFLES OF HAMBURG BM. FINE MUSLIN, SERTIONS OF FINE TORCHON LACE; P SPANISH FLOUNCE OF FID RNATE ROWS OF LARGE AND SMALL TUCKS; MUSLIN, TRIMMED WITH DEEP FLOUNCR OF FINK BAN 6; ISHED WITH RUFFLE OF ALT Greater New York Hearing. CHEMIS<S,~ ALE CAMBRIC, CIRCULAR YOK, PRETTILY TRIMMED WITH DEEP Se son ah tite teatineg’on the | CHEMISES, <¥ONs>AUe, caumiuc. TUCKED skins, sgUAnE YORES OF PIN. VALENCt ALBANY, Jan. 24.—The nearing on the re Ae CABBIE) TCHAD BMI naS) 2 és NB VALENCT- Greater New ‘ork bill, set for this es \CE INSEKTION AND 2 ROWS OF BEADING, RIBBON AND DOULLE FACE afternoon before the Senate Cities Com-| EDGE: mittee, hi been postponed for a week, CHEMISES —POTTF> DAINTY SHADES, UCKED SKIRTS, SQUARF YOKES, Sha eee of the inability of Brook. HANTSOM| WITH DOULE RUFFLE OF FINE MALTESE LACES, n officials who desire to be heard In| — sietaump WITH BEADING AND Inno! ~FINE MUSLL FRENCH P DEEP TAMPICO EMBROIDERED RU! Capitol. DRAWERS. —UMBRELLA FINE LONSDALE CAMBRIC, TRIMMED WITH DEEP RUFFLES EM- ALBANY, Jan. 24.—The Supervising " BROIDRRE , : Commissioner of the Capitol Building | DRAWERS, |, BDLWETH DESPAEANIEE RURFLS, YIEH to-day presented his estimates er TY SHADES T.ON AND RUFFLE LIN PRETTILY DOTTED ID TORCHON IN. Fa 1G GATHERED WITH RIBBON, HAND-MADE EMBROIDEREU SCOLLOPS AND FLOW. All worth from $1 to $3 each. re ALL AT 59° HOUSEFURNISHINGS., 24.53, $45.00 Men's Alaska Seal Caps, all sizes, Lichienstein’s price 6.00, for 3.38. atria Muffs, 2,000 China Fruit Saucers, “1 pri 12¢., former 1,500 yen Plates, viehly 105 in flowers and gold 5 750 Bread and M Ik » Tich | and b. tis nglish Porcelain Dinner Sets, Y pi-ecs, very r ebily deco 18 | 1 3 ted,former price 330.00, . 1,000 Fine China Plates, | wmer price 19¢ a r) | 2,000 High Grade Chocolate | Canada Seal Sweep Capes, 30 in, long, Alaska sable collar, brown satin lining. Also tine quality Clergymen and Merchants Indorse | Cups and Saucers, former Ast-uchan Capes, same length | js Excine Views. | price 25c......+.000% and sweep; Lichten 18, 15 | Mayor Strong was overwhelmed with | stein’s price 29.75, for A [letters thi orning from merchants | el clergymen and others, - Je hiding his atutude on the ex a | | wndsome quality Persian Lamb Question, One was from the pastor of 4 ‘ 33 § 4 | Lusen teatormed « Snureh, saying he wa. | Coats, 3 ei 34 in. Noe ex- tad ¢ ayor Was strong by nature a Pe? IA a ov Seana Scil as by name. it predicted « success Eoys and Girls’ Solid Leather spas si ‘ eves and reveres, ful aaministration for him, if the sam: | ~ full ba: aichtenstein's lines were pursued by the Mayor for the y The Mayor sat dald tt was highl; tity. to him to learn that he the community in « assumed, tar $2.00 goods, all at. hool Shoes, all sizes, regu 35.00, for I om "10.00 price peneornes rs INSERTING AND 6 CLUSTERS OF TUCKS, FIN- IN DAINTY SHADES, FQUARR AND POMPADOUR YOKES, TRIMMED WITH CONTRASTING SHADES OF OF FINE CAMBRIC, POINTED YOKES OF FINE VALENCIENNES LACE (¥- NIGHT ROBES NE MUSLIN, SQUARE YOKES, FULL SLEEVES, ROLLING COL- SLAR, FINISHED WITH FEATHEI-STITCHED BAND! a Rta, SKIRTS, <7" A Sra SKIRTS irene aN rucKs, sKiATS, SKIRTS, <MUSEEN UamRELLA, with IN, WITH DEEP CAMBRIC FLOUNCE, TRIMMED WITH 5-INCH TORCHON HANDSOMELY TRIMMED WITH DEEP CAMBRIC RUFFLE AND 2 CAMDRIC, FIN- DS AND HEM. Y NE ‘SLIN, OUK YOKE OF FINE TAMPICO INSERTING, PEATHER- CHEMISES. crircnep Bass ax DGR:; CALE HAND-MADE AND HAND-EMBROIDERED INSERTING AND TUCKS HANDSOMELY TRIMMED WITH TRIMMED WITH DEEP RUFFLE oF | DALE CAMBIUIC, SQUARE, LOW NECK. BEAUFORT FRONT OF VINE CORSET COVERS. xsipico eamnomeny, GORSET COVERS. ms. een HANDSOMELY TRIMMED WITH BUTTON- SPLENDID LICHTENSTEIN STOCK. SILKS. We sell more yards of ilk: than any other house. 10,000 yards Silk Remnants, in- cluding Jupanese Wash Silks, Silk Crepons and Remnants of Silks, from 39e. to T5e. yard, to cloe completely on Friday and Satur- day at 7. 1 Lot Figured India Pure Silk, very pretty styles, Positively ALBANY, Jan. 4.—Awsemblyman| TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THOSE SOLD ON THE PRE*) 4 ri Ge. yd atecc. cece wii Whittet, of. Erie, has a bill which he|CEDING DAY. ‘ in will introdu: Continuation ot ¢ our great Black e_to-morrow that is ex- 5: pecied to ye. ue Ree auerten as EVERY GARMENT IS WORTH NOT LESS THAN 41.00) Silk sale; Taffeta Gros Grain "AQe will be enabled to travel on passes, AND MANY ARE VERY MUCH I IGHER Rhadame, per yard...... Its idea 1s to make the State and not 7. Sold by Lichtenstein at "980. yd. ~LONSDAL Imported Wash Fabrics, French * Challies; price, 60c.; our price iS” 3,000 yards Swivel Silke, Ging-| hams; Lichtenstein's price 50c.; our price........++ y | 10,000 yards Swiss Plisse and E) lish Crepons; Lichtenstein’s price, 40c.; our price...... | Satin Slipper (LADIE Far Below Shoe Store Prices, Ladies’ Fine Satin Opera Sli }pers, nicely kid lined, standard French heel, in_ colors, blue, pink, black, white and yellow; all sizes sold at ull shoe s:ores at $2.50, Special, $1.95. LINENS. 500 doz. large size 19¢.; our price ) fine lish Flannelettes, Lichtenstein's price Whe, 082: our price ‘ | Sou full a) ilcotir e Os ei jbles, white cotton tilled; jtenstein’s prve 82.25, 300 pairs 11-4 white mal iblan kets; Lichtensten’s priee Lae $3.95 par, ours . GLOVES, | Closing out all coid weather styles ‘of Gloves less than cost ane Women’s und Children’s Lined and For-Trimmed Kid Gloves and Mit tens; Fowne's Seotch Wool Gloves, the foruer prices of which wer? from 75c to $1 Allin‘one| great lot, at 5,000 yards of the finest All-Wool Lichtenstein's “DS styles and 1090.0 Special, $/.59. Huck, Dam- ask, Knotted Fringe and Honey- comb Towels, Lichtenstcin’s price | | 5 S rair.| This is the GREAI- EST WEEK of the GREATEST SALE this Ever 194 Broadway Cpposite Day Stroet, Store to Let. OLFF & CO Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers. Retiring from Business Entire Stock Must Be Sold by March Ist. Our Former Low Prices: Country Has £ Seen. SerornannncAnnnre BOYS’ CLOTHINS, Closing out the entire Winter Istock of Boys’ Clothing at enor: 1 Jmous reduction; the following is Au in a jonly a sample ot the many bargains . we will offer for Fraiay and day. Boys’ all-wool suits, of fine im ported gooils, sizes 4 to 15, regular price e from $6 to $12; for this sale ” 3.98, Boys’ heavy all-wool blue, gray and red flannel Vimy 4 te 14 yrs, worth from $1.25 to $1.98; all at 98c. Boys’ Ulsters, in different grades, all elegantly made; prices range from $5.50 to $10; your choice, for sale only | 3.98. CLOAKS. ° 100 Short Single Capes, in finest Seal and Velour Plushes, full circu- lar sweep, edged all around in Austrian Sable, stylish storm col- Va Also, 200 Handsome Silk-Plush Double Capes, medium length, top cape and collar edged in best Thiber Fur and trimmed in Jet. 150 Double Capes, in fine Velour | Plush, with very full top capes and high collars, trimmed in Oppossum, Thibet and Marten Furs,—Cloth Capes, in large variety of materials, colors, some lined throughout, others trimmed in Fura, and are worth from $17.50 to $19.98, And 250 Ladies’ Jackota, in tight- fitting Reefer and other styles of| \Imported — Cheviots, Chinchill ,, Beuver and Vicuna Cloths, in 4! nd short lengths, worth $16.75 ;| |for tomorrow only, all at Satur Suits, Overcoats 56 00 e and Ulsters, now Suits, Overcoats 87,30 and Ulsters, now Suits, Overcoats $9 00 and Ulsters, now e 10. 12. W-E-WOLFF & CO 194 BROADWAY, Opporite Dey Bt. PREMIER CALIFORNIA Produced from best foreign variation mn. superior to double priced imported. We being producers of our wines, guarantes their ity. Litas BY ALL DEALERA, PRICE EVERYWHERE. for Price Lists. PACIFIC COAST WINE OLDEST WINE GROWERS AND BRANDY TILLERS OF CALIFORNIA. 849 Broadway (near ith Street) and 1406 3d Ave., N, ¥, 512 $15 418 $2 & Ulsters, now Suits, Overcortah & Ulsters, now ve Psssamupuy Rocz Ra WRAPPERS. ‘WUgeaiesS aie CORSET COVERS. (oie twonoeny. parry SHADE oF ninno WHOLE EMUROIDERY, DAI of . Among) the! sarlest visitors) at she -CAMBRIC, HEART SHAPED BACK AND FRONT, OF FINK TAMPICO RM- ica’ E 7 Jats Mayor's office to-day was William | CORSET COVERSwonoiweny, rINisHED WITH FEATHER STITCHING AND RuBDi Ladies’ Extra Fine Satin 1-sta 2.300 Outing Flannel Wrappers Brookfield, who was defeated last night cpe —CAMBRIC, POMPADOUR OF FINE “POINT DE PARIS” LACE INSERTING, )Sandal Slippers, nicely kid lined, |. “" fe : P} i 200 Lisa b for-Presidency of the Republican County | GORSET COVERSspeapina, FEATHER-STITCHING AND KIDHON: in colors, pink,’ blue, white, black, | 2 S0ft wool effects, ll sizes, Lich-| Qyanmibid ate Lee e ‘ 1ON v b INC! id 3! a ” p) ei e $2 Ms Thomas C. Platt’s personal representa UNDERSKIATS <FINE MUS IS, TRIMMED WITH FINE TOKCHON INSERTION AND 4NcHt | OO OU F pod alll aesh een tenstein's price $2.35, for pis LOY Lia ve. TORC! ey 2 x led et; Brookield tried to explain how! OR VSDALE CAMDRIC, APANISH RUFPLE, TRIMMED WITH DERP VAL Lace {sidered good value in any shoe Mequal ali came about, but there w: ttle 2 . ° to explain beyond the fact that the UNDERSKIRTS.epoz store at $3.00, | aMYy BUI By A Ee | Ar bare SrOReo CATALOGUE MAUED FREE f BS B = Lichtenstein's reserve stock of | light und dark ground Challie Tea Gowns, lined throughout, hand- | somely trimmed, all sizes, Lich-/ avese Meet tenstein's price $6.50, 3,98 “RELIABLE” he may have had to gioat. Mi S it &Cl ks, He said he woud not appoint the Sub- 0 Committecs Just yet. “When asked i 1.900 Brooms, former price, 27c. soar ye sees A AS 8c. ISS@S SUITS a 8, BUSINESS FAIRNESS any. Broo! men would be on these j rice SMmitees ng fale nee nee wert ss 100 Beat Block ‘Tin Raa Boilers former pri 1.28 +B cy aon tat ott Tesh Tinen | (One lot Of Mines’ Wind Molton sass ven. or ance -ed eee ane factions now in the Committee, and he 75 Crystul Steel Saucepans, 8 quart, former price Bbc... 39). at eae ad eM Cloth, Jack full alacy: 1 The terme of payment do not alter the pesttiam hoped fo pleage everyboly with his ab- 4 Gictal Steel Coffee Boilers, 8 quart, former price 550 3Q [Satin Damask Napkins, Lichten-|Cloth Jnekets, full sleeves, velvet (y'ine tuyer or swiler We offer out Carpets Wh pee stands now the Brookfleld contin- 50 Polished Oak Tables, folding, former price $1.45 9G [Men's price $2.75 per do: jand spencer collar, valpe 37.50, at | a cash price-a FREE WOOL PRICE—the lowest ent have been thrown @ sop in hav.ng erase og Seen smar ~e Bbe s our price A price relate woven wool wae ever sold fom fren allowed to elect Columbus 0, Johne |75 Best Bloc Ti Coffee Boilers, 2 quari, former price 85¢..... 19 te . Se a ar ae ers eee fon Second Vice-President, and 8. C./ 19 pBogt Block Tin Buckets, 1 quart, former price 12 08 |r. « offer of credit. You choose. Won't have to pay She stayor tat be war yory aorey a: | 150 White Feather Picture Dusters, fornier priee 2 -15'F'q nels and Blankets, Se 8 ee the reault af tne content for the Presl- Sickel Plated Irons, Mrs, Potts sets of former price 69 : wency of the County Committee last Nickel-Plated Lrons, . 1 000 3 ] | HAP ante to ae, Broun. mg | 4B DEM Board, 41-2 fect, former price™35e.o corse cvveeeeese (SB) A yay finest hematite |COWPERTHWAIT & CQ, sald, “an hoped he would succeed. | ; ane pmbroidere as : ul 23 |fevér “aavised him “Yo! get out of ine CHINA DEPARTMENT, | tenstein’s price $1.00, our price, One .ot of Misres’ Dresses, in] ‘er "00 end 108 Wont Setuiat “However, I don’t see any reason for ' fine all-wool cloths, variety of stylea,| proox.yy STORES: a split. If f were there I would stay in i aa an ¥ FLRTHUaa AVE NEAR FULTON ot, keep up the fight. I don't think . F inner Se a |6 to 12 years, value $9.00 to $12.00 auyening, wuuid' be walned by” guerita| 75 French China Dinner Sets, C. es alas ‘ $ warfare, . :6.98 " 4,98 59 Misses’ Fine ChinchillaJackets, 4. velvet collars, 12 to 16 years, value | BABIES’ WEAR, | ore Yaet | On lot of Babies’ Short Conts ‘fine imported clothe, retlily trim: ployed. Rea med in velvets, gimps and mbboms. Coan gato t were $8 to $14, all at suarancee 6.984 3.98 or ee ta RUBBERS. Rome)-~« Ladies’ Rubbers, croquet, way dip, come home. | Boter_diaslewasieten_ sanda! and foothold: regular gods, | Special, 25° OUS HAIR, moles, Jectricity, sitiings uly 8 Hy and. successfull * only expert 103 World Buliding: delivered, Battery to 188th ax} and quauty Address E. Trueneil, 296 ATS FU ED with furniture a FeaTour owu terme Lewiag 4 West PAUL SNLPPRED Cail at 148 Broadway. reference ys 5 “Ee an ay, ra" 5 8 ~ ‘a