The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1895, Page 2

POINTS ON GAITS. HETTY GREEN WERE FIREMEN Pedestrianiom | She Aten Her Views ? Cake Walk, Tas and We. At Madison Square tonight! ‘The oft-adjourne Will begin the big cake-walk and Jubl-|of Hetty Green vs, GRADED SCALE OF PRICES. Foreman to Pay $90, Assistants $60, Men $30 or $40, He Teatified. k if ident he Nad trled te felt dune on hut been force The he suite DENNIS LEARY’S $10,000 PLA Chief Shaw Says McCabe Recom- mended Him as a Very Shrewd Man. Senator Edmund O'Connor and his Colleagues of the Special Senate Com- anittee which {a investigating the charges ed here of bribery and corruption erred by PXPONENTS OF DUSKY f 4 Congressman Lemuel in con- . ! 7 erties ilu ste pusndne of the? wet my toot’ tire cis | PLAGUE OF THIEVES ALSO, men’s Salary bill, came down from Al-! 3 ‘ mi 4 Ay se davai bany to-day to continue thelr inquir | eer ntHen H bie ones ORT Jen Have | Mr. Root called as the first witness |" hy Cie) se Oe With. for the day Engincer Richard Gorman, ai scan ts of the upper west aide of | of engine 14. 5 ae WORKS. WH town are suffering from a plague of P Gorman went on to say that Fireman | ae cent ‘eampetitions | burahars we ha Avebughl Campbell had told him he had found Tr aeathern {week th scounled by tele shannon (Merson) Horan’s book and that it contained all the subscriptions of the officers to the cate | the. apartments. oce pied Gy Str, and fund arrel#: 1.4, Mrs, Almy er anbelle fun ; . fing in barreles 1 tr Alnyr Willer © r, (Isabell ‘Every officer in the Sixth Battalion, Poe ee hatae The obeiing of | Evesson ), at 33 Went Sixty-fitth street, he said, “was down in the book, and the ew ee oe | were aleo entered sums opposite their names ran from il start in the walk, | The thieves broke open drawers and $35 to $45, mpete until the Jur ets : 4 ry down to thirty ‘desks, tore up private papers a made very one of the officers had an ‘O Walk’ Cocmorrow night | the rooms lock as though acy had K’ after his name except Eddy Meehan, There will be ac \ , and Mra, oper Ratio eecmnes tine. “us was also There was an ‘N G' after his name,” night TROOPS PARADE TO- MORROW. fireman, of Hook 14, ‘was then tiled that March 1 last he Martin Fitzgerald, a and Ladder Company called. | While the owners are al &@ cpaversation with Foreman < jut the New York i jewiments wu wright, of the same company, at the z ‘a . Intterss houre,” lot Haat One 11 petoe phe eine geen RETIRE THEM 4 iatahteenth street, about t tiking | ‘The Second Brigade, which Is made up | of. mo ney for the oficers’ bill of Hrooklyn troops, will not take part seg him Seid Hi mand 1 Went tolin the Washington Atch dedication t @ of the bil. nue: “He Me that the officers had i & meeting, and that they ‘Voted to assons t ‘ 4 tant foremen $60 . pi and the half : better to have an older man thu Right ere handle the pil at"Athasy. and h 8 was t Wehe then ae the men ought to get together and the officers out. NEW GARBAGE Walton & Cols Ble F FINE DAY TO-MORROW. Farmer Du Saye the Arch Cere- Ne nv Snee haling any te people tn tone 21h cart him the latter spoke very gua “I thought at rst that gentleman and not Iq Plained Chief Shaw, foncluded he was only t prevalls 1oNew Eng te jet him down cas; Root ti Weather Poree: e opening of the M } Mr trio] A most remarkable a ; wry, |ion exists amons qolit would politica that the Borgiars’ Haat at . ast m| > The Ky World) his Dh. ner Wartne's mie 1 that he hat prac his statemen “We ha was In charge of th Dany; that he pul the [the bin, and that he could ts Mr, Root Captured. — | Is THE @ rape i True Blood the Punic Rye @! and crt 17.00 worth fomiutent Les ugton, 19 Brookiva pelic orities, 1 be helt to wwalt we action uf the Brooklyn olive be headuecne, hearing in the case bard Barling, ex- en. nin ts falking ‘bout matters at ‘Ath + and | morrow afte y have b be told me he thought the Pavey bil ‘called out so many times of late that a hearing this wot ssid I thought so, too, but he tora | Oe n, MeLeer will not order them to | the School Teachers’ Re- if the oMtcers’ Amendment went|march in the parade Dill, whieh provides for the ugh IE would carry the bill ull rikht.| All the New York troops will parade | nt of teac nile sch and'men could get together apt jdown Fifth avenue to Washington Park | after thirty years $n the aoe matter freely, The officers | to-moriow. will form at 2.3018 | af women and thirty-five taxes and the men $30 or following atrec off the aves cit a and the men $0 oF the following streets Just off the ay ‘at this, for 1 had must be, about it. vote of the ded. that’ he Chovant it. would ication in favor of the tirement before he or she ey Called Him “Brockway. ii ‘ eth uit troops lh rites re us eppene rin eet rth wi move into bifth nave escort | bi as stinds at prea Assembly- ee eer i Caminaty roreman Cort-|him down to the Arch emonies | man : ard disciplinarian, uni was ‘soi who had nicknam: ks cl he Compan, len o e ‘was known as the “Reformatory « ‘fl 3 re Meanie on i ‘ay oman pacitated or not and show id and der SATA RA, to retire without a two- he also had an in ow with Capt « MeLeer cor Sera Renaol Porm sinners Tesh on the ubject ‘of the Firem ; were Rood. ones, and Will hy Ir et that. to eal yd the bill back 'f econ si fold him had heard that, the oft | 1 to-morrow ‘would NRE foe renny cers Been putt 9, piece, | hevan Iniuatice tothe men ani to thelr omn unite Dennis Leary, jon WHT te Unde A furnace large enough to hold twelve pum, ce b BR ie y Weather Bureau reported this} cartloads of garba has no ballt by the bill through. for $1000 Ww Wi morning that clear and — warmer! Walton & Co., the city scrap collectors, To Mr. Raines the witne: sald that | Weather may be looked for to-morrow Jat dis Bast Third street when Dennis Leary was introduced to! when the dedte ati This furnace destroys refuse quickly calor anid without he TALKING, m the Income Scott. lee promoted by the National Buh ) Steward of her father's estate, was ree Jacored a great hit with their March ven.) Green aired herself on the income tax witness: Pitpatrck PUG HG) re ae Gredcrics, wit receite: tell pottre (he Wontine bona toetay “Mik pment will eclipse the other affatr. I've lived sixty years, t raid to} ule, which reads as follows: or before was Tso ne ited as, ” wright Revealed | Cth seh tty “but | ‘to! s' Harling hada t of bugeared Benedict's Vre driving at ‘ounts, You're Mr. Barling teen ask t Just ane! | 1, Wrote Io Mrs, Green, dra- |day. must prove Incapacity, raw half pay, not amount pay roll, BURNER. nace Sald to versity hot ap wiseactes are all ind seems to be b lnat night | | | So it seems to |perienced clerks THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1995. Brentano THE SALE NOVELS Increases Every Day. us. Any- vay, has been literally true his week at our store. One ourchaser exploits her bar- yains to another. This forms in endless chain of results. ._ * * * * The chance to buy a read- i lable (not to speak of a fa- nous) novel for 5 cents is anusual, This is what our sale affords. Large stock, ex- attractive o long wait- surrounding: ing for change. * * * * A special addition to our sortment is made for Sature This consists of a cal- lection of the famous “River- side Novels,” published by Houghton, Mifilin & Co., of as: Boston, who publish the works of many famous authors, in- ‘cluding Longfellow, Whittier, Howells, Haw- pa about the same time /thorne, Bryant, Holmes, Bret |Harte, Charles Dudley War- ner, Mrs. Whitney, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and others. The following are a few of the titles ‘The Undiscovered Country, By W. D. Howella, by H. B. Stowe e's Wow Hon Susy Agnes of Sorr Ty Mra Hf R, Stowe, The Scarlet Letter. Ry Nathaniel Hawthorne, Indian Summer, By W. D. Howells, A Fearful Responsibility. By W. D. Howelle, The Master of the Magicians By E, S, Phelps and HD. Ward An Average By Robert Grant, A Foregu fon Hy W.D, Howelle, The Stillwater Tragedy. Somebody's Neighbors. Ward of the (Iden fidence. Ny ei ‘TheGolden Justice. Ty W. H. Rishop. Prudence Pallrey. By T. 1. Aldrich, Miss Livingston's Sister. By Edward Bellamy. Lagy of FortSt John. Ry M.H, Catherwood, Dr. Biren'sPractice. By W. D. Howells, Mingo. Ry Joel Chandler Harrie, The Story of Margaret Kent. Ry Ellen Olney Kirk, Mansfield Humphreys. A Modern In: Tales of Three Ci Crusade of Friends Roland Make, By S. Weir Mitchell, M.D, A Woman's Reason By W.D, Howells, By Ellen Olney Kirk Ry 1. B Aldrich. Ny Rose Terry Cooke. ate. By Bret Hat mea. Ry R,G. White By W. D, Howella, #. By Henry James, celnior, By Bret Harte, Phelps. e Forth. By ES. Phelps and H. D. Ward, Zachary Phips. ly F, 1. I * * * * * The publishers have always held these stiffly at 50 cents Our price Saturday or until our present stock is sold out will be 25 cents each. BRENTANO’S, Broadway, cor. 16th . (Union Square,’ ESTD. 1807, TASTORES TOGETE Chatham Since, COWPERTHWAIT. ERYTH FOR HOUSEKE FURNITURE, /BEST GOODS—LOWEST PRICES, LARGEST STOCK, $1 Weekly on $65 Worth, $6 Monthly on $100 Worth, No Extra Charges, Special Terms to Suit Anybody, Collections Made TF REQ! aT OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. tou sine farts, Th \ Wot sheer a _ Can't Approve Firemen'a nin sash . “ei dd HeRN ous. 1 tor si! 9 \ | ( : ue | Hood's Sarsaparilla NLY Purifier spring it purities ihe yo rition 1.4m cure all Liver ills, bilious: BETTER BUY YOUR COAL NOW. to Be Mir Go nthracite co, al rales ag ts met Jay, and it was agree mine only on three days per week during current ma » amount lear four more names, CARPETS, &c.| | BROADWAY 3 RIDLEY HAVE BOUGHT FOR CASH AT \4 THE ORIGINAL COST THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GUST-~ W Ave,, Ne Mr. Frank Sotd e MEN'S FURNISHING. 25c. each. Nen's la with Sepurate kome attached, we sell at soc. MEN'S ANO BOYS’ FLANNEL CUTING SHIRT: Frank's Se, and The, 25c, MEN s LINEN COL LARS. all Sand i 5c. akon. MEN'S LINEN CUFFS. Various styles, 10c. pair, v shirts, tts, son a H qualities at ay Frames de Mitten ult at . vrade, Cotton and merino. various colors and (2c. rank ions, corabina Four-in-hand Ties and Bows, all of the jeve Ly at oe. to We, r ‘we nell at 10c. each, Scarlet Knit Wool Drawers, "Tivoli" each, Under nake, 50c. Double-Breasted tkine shirts, about one-third U 69c. Men’s and Youths’ Mannel value, ov t shapes, new color’ ky $1.65. Hatters’ price, $3.00. And Many Other Lots Great Values Spring Suits. Scotch Homespun is facturer of th cloth- raisefunds —so us for spot yhis entire duction at MMeENse flee, which e HIN | \ the su “e extraordinaril Low Price of 515.” \for suits in reguiar, long, sizes, stout nd extra Retailers and omercha tailors charge 830 to AND CHAM AND 194 BROADWAY, Heiow Putton me Open Saturday evening until? ALL THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY, Men’s Half Hose. MEN’S KNOT SCARFS, nk gold them Fine Feit Derby Hats. and shades COME AND SEE. 303, Sil, 3 to 321 GRAD ST, HY. SCOTCH HOMESPUN | | fabrie made in the High-| ands of Scotland, of the very best wool—hand- | spun, hand-dyed an al hand-woven, tt is the cloth for Spring suiis, > The best man -torced to sacri-| ables us to sell sat the) | S40 \for the same garments. aT, BieRMANHEDELBERGEG hen ad Dicytiee tor sale. reat r 9| Alizarine Dyed {4 ROYAL Serge Suits A business house without a positive conviction of its mission, has neither a business right nor an excuse for existence. We have been in business forty ears and our efforts have always 2en to sell better goods than anybody else. ewe can sell them for a less price so much the better—but under all circumstances—better goods alway AVUS F te par 80th St, 3 nd Medium Grade Goods. ‘BOYS’ WAISTS. e have made a large shase $y, PRANI'S Small but selected sone| 84 Floor, teached by three eleratora, i wen and NG Sates TS of Furnishings will please a. goo a ack Se humber of buye 1 will he a crowd “ "9 * Se tgs numer of ever weeks Sora 100 dozen ‘* Mother’s Friend”) James Garnett & Sons, of Leeds, | Boys! Waisie of Outing Flanael, Cheviot, England. MEN’ § UNDERWEAR, ed ones among thoi: many launder) 18 O00 yards were madé up for pbhank’s price was Te. for most off us and specially dyed with Comprising Merino, | Ralbriggan | and He a KOA We nae: Alizarine colors, instead of indigo, G Js) a Tot of Team Draws : none cost Frank less than en the old dye. some much higher; we sell the lot For many reasons this new dye stuff is much better than the old, If you'll look it up you'll find out ail about it. The wool in these suits is the best obtain- able and in weaving is twisted very hard and tight, making the goods more lasting and stronger. The result is we claim this to be the best serge made. We don’t charge the highest price for it because we want to sell a great many thousands of garments— that’s where our profit comes in, $12.50 is the price for a suit. Silk lined for $15. E. O. THompPson, Tailor, Clothier and Importer, 245 Broadway, Ret. Park Place and Murray "123c., 25¢., 35¢. FINE CLOTHING. " Men’ S, Youths’ & Boys’ Spring and Summer Wear. RARE VALUES. Our Fa Men's G. A. R. Suits, 3.) we SERGE SUITS. Our Blue, Black and Fancy Colored Serges of the very best quality, niade in Our famous Men's G. A, R, Suits we cla re the best in the coun. a Ns Single and Double- Mate of all-wool and Indigo-dyed Breasted Sacks and cloth, with a se: of G. A. R, buttons, 4-Batin Gulaway $9. 50. Frocks at ere ‘Regulation G. A. R. Caps. Finest qu feather strap, 95c. each. Finest quality Cloth G. A. R. Caps, "| nest gold cord and hand-made wreath, $1.99 each. Very good value. $15,909 825.00. VOGEL lity digo-blue cloth, with “wlegently ma Bilk-Lined Suits, Too Numerous to Mention. Clothing, Hat SinAve,Gu.42: Si. Special: Shoes & Furnishings Men's well made Duck Pants, $1.00. FURNITURES, CARPETS Dentistry. ‘TEETH’ EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN Mount Vernon. hae rolibed 414 not S29.00. id patina Taha sek. The abave Merton woe Ty Wierteta p yee ante ne nut didnot belleve sere +r Veatimoniate at oMce fn traction Free When Teeth Are Ordered. Gold Crowss and Bridge Work a Specialty, Memaunutle tor Kirete(lasy Work, “Warranted 10 Years. |DR.O. W. HALL, (Graduate Pennaylvanin Dental ( S50. Co. this werk 929.00 h- a BEDROOM SUITS, MOLI OAR Bit.a POL OAK eam » y SSRs 499 FULTON 6T., | BIAS AND WaT TaN BHD, | } | $3. 50. Cor Helage, WOR A ML wud DKLYN, nt Carpets & Mattings. | hh extry > 4 ve ue only 4, 1H ty our method you can have yout testy iy Ware Matting, 4) yurde wast with “Gentes”? PULL satirdny Ki: 1H 10 @'C bork, | An CAM on uur. 21. "Buntaye 10 to OWN TIM Pevamare| AMERICAN DENTAL »PARLORS, KE WEEK OM MONTHLY - SOL HEYMAN & CO., 993-995 Third Ave., BETWEEN SUTH & COTM Bim, For Sal EDIT: BROTHERS WALTON Men’s Balbriggan Underwear. The Celebrated Medlicott-Morgan Co. « Make,” J Shirts, 34 to 44, * | Drawers, 80 to 40. This is the number that was so, popular last season throughout the! city at 1.50 per suit. This Season We Own Them All, STAVE. & 6157 ST CLOTHING Men's, Youths’, Boys’ and Children’s, | POPULAR PRICES. SPRING OVERCOATS, in alt the new 1250 0 “ 30.00, cutaway stits tn mtt animea 15-00} 30.00! 7.50 to 25.00 OVERCOATS IN ALly MATERIALS, AND N'S KILT, SAILOR materials... Worsteds, Thibets, Vicumas, &c..., 8\CK Breast effects. Single or Double- the new Sprii SUITS, svITSs AND litional cont. Prices marked tm | qoods warranted as represented, ok. to all at no plain CLOTH SUITS, CAPES, SKIRTS, SILK WAISTS, DRY Goobs. DRESS GOODS, NG GOODS, PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. u Saturday Evenings Until 9.3 BROOKLYN STORES, 466-468-470 FULTON ST. | FURKITURE AND CARPETS. T. KELLY, 263 Sixth Ave. 104 &106 WEST 17THST. TRANCE THI 1 FURNITURE: ST Don't be fooled. When the cus-, tom tailor tells you he can give you better goods than we s2ll—he can't Drop in some day and look over our stock. See what sort of a suit) you can buy for $17. Imported! _|Fancy Worsteds, with all the “tone” and more cf the “snap” im it than any custom tailor ever! dreamed of. Men'a Suita, 25, Ask to ree our celebrated Neckwear at Se. Under in all grades, that te, $12 to $30—Young Men's, $10 t WM. VOGEL & SON Broadway Corner Houston St, “The Ev. ball Extra will and give the only fall acco: of the gan.e, It d every just an soon we the last play has been mad a Dentistry INIO! 7 by our 4 Fesults; de, sh iis At. Pee | ‘bund