The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1895, Page 8

scheineicteliaias asian MRA isa THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1895, TO STOP THE SALE OF SODA, Having Closed Saloons, Roose- welt Will Look After Drag Stores Sundays. LAWS MADE TO BE ENFORCED, The Police Commissionor Defends and Explains His Actions in Excise Matters. DOESNOT DRINK WINE SUNDAYS. Says it Is Natural that Senator Hill Should Be Angry at the Anti.Politioal Warfare. Police Commissioner Roonevelt will grep the sale of pode water on Sunday. Ho eaid so at a meeting of Good Gov- @rnmen. Club I last night, and his for not having done s0 before was that the police have been too buay Weoking for saloon side- veted to other issues. ‘There were 00 in the rooms of Good Gevernment Club I when Mr. Roose- velt confided his soda water secret to them last night. They bad turned out im anticipation that he would answer Senator Hili, and they were not disap- pointed. It was @ red-hot speech, emphasised with flerce gestures and facial expres- sions such as only Roosevelt can com mend. His principal points were these: He has not participated in a cham- pagne dinner at the Union League since the present Sunday beer crusade was commenced. ‘There have been more arrests for felony under the new regime than under the o]d, consequently the police are not force the excise law. Senator Hill did him an honor by tak- ing him as an anti-type of the Hill po- Utloal methods and political views. It fa but natural that Hill and Tam-! the } may should grow wild with anger at the honest enforcement of the excise law, which was intended to be the most potent weapon in keeping the saloons Gubservient allies of Hill's machine. The Sunday excise law has never been @ dead letter, but has been en- forced against the man without money and without political influence, conse- quently honest Mquor dealers owe follow the canary. come out boldly, insisting that th ficers appointed to enforce all la should connive at the violation of la’ “Yet this same Mr. Cantor,” on, lation of the lawe the :@, ity talked about fot | tue prostitution of justice.” ‘The Starin Harbor Transportation Company has inatructed {tn lawyers to apply to the courts for an injunction to restrain the police from interfering with the male of liquor on their barges. The Excise Board has held that only boats or vessels, and laimed that the munic!- no juriadictio: sin ‘the Eldridge street in the East Bix! Ton Matrict, ommunded Inspecyor Cortright, was Headquarters thin % mevelt, for the fra faking ome, Teftived 10 (ark shou encise to" aoa > LENZ PLEADS NOT GUILTY. ‘The Policeman Withdraws His De- merrer to Bribery Charge. Roosevelt a debt of gratitude for rescu- ing them from bondage. Incidentajly Mr. Roosevelt referred to Senator Cantor, who, less mealy- mouthed than Senator Hill, he said, had Charles F. Lens, the policeman ac- he went “who openly advocates having the executive officers connive at the vio- have sworn to Pr Guty in other directions to en- | {he State Comptroller has charge of the THE REFORM BIRD AND THE TIGER. TIGER—If you don't stop flapping your wings and crowing so hard you'll just he demu:rer he had entered and a plea of not Kuity was made, Leng ts under $5,000 bonds, “A CREDIT TO THE FORCE.” ‘The Police Board met this morning and Presented a certificate and medal to Pa- trolman Patrick Cox, of the Leonard street station, who at the risk of his life jumped into the North River on June §, and pulled out an unknown wo- man “You are a credit to the police force and the Commissioners," sald the Presi- | dent, “and we will watch your subse- quent career with great interest, We are proud of you.” The Commissioner shook hands with Cox, who expressed his thanks A plan for the entire reo Harbor Squad an not th water front * ats Will be added |& Policeman Fined Heavily for he citizens to- wae left unpro- thi ng ep in Visitore “that just uid be found for t they would bevaent: back. a PERIL OF BEING RICH. Owning Real Fetate. Policeman Thomas O'Rourke, of the Morrisania station, was fined twenty- five days’ pay by the Police Board to- day. (ritourke was accused by Roundaman cKirvey, of the Central Ofice, having been off post and uperintonding the erection of three houses he own when he should have been on duty at Fleetwood Park. At the trial Mr. told O'Rourke if the Commissioners found him guilty the fact that he was a man Roonevelt THE DEAD JURIST. Sudden Death of Chief Judge Ebr- Mich Causes Mach Grief. ‘The sudden death of Chief Judge Simon M. Ehriich, of the City Court, at his home, in Throgg's Neck, last # caused deep grief among his on the bench. Politicians al- discussing who will be his Gov. Morton will appoint & judge to fill the place until Jan. 1, Manent ‘successor ta to. bee November. The salary 1s $10,000 Judge Ehrlich had two yeara to His successor undoubtedly will be publican, Judge Van Wyck adjourned Special ‘Term at ii this forenoon out of jeceased jurist. — = = me's Eyes Not Good. ved this morn a, pette turna bome Staten Istand OTH AVE, COB. 20TH ST., H. 1, MISSES’ & CHILDREN’S Russet Goat IN BUTTON AND LACE. Widths A, B, C, D, EF. Children’s sizes, 6 to 10 1-2 $1.00 Misses’ Sizes, 11 to 2 1.25 of means would tend to make the pune ishment greater than if he were poor, Another Lexuw Witness Arrested. Se Kor Waking. cused of bribery in connection with the | firebug cases, was arraigned Bill this | ¢ morning before Recorder His counsel, T. 8th Avenue and 24th Street. Store Open Saturday Nights to 10.30. TEARING THIS SUITS & SKIRTS, HANDSOME DUCK av i A very fine lot ef Ladies’ Duck Suits, ) — of the best Eng-! lish Duck, fast colors, Eton and Blazer effects, \ in neat light and dark stripes, worth $1.98; at 51 BRILLIAN- DOWN WEEK LADIES’ 15 @ One lot of Indies’ unlaundered Waists, made of the best Mer- rimac Print, with big | sleeves and poke back, ) worth 3c.; WRAPPERS. LOOK! This 39, NONE A fine lot of Colored wn Wattesu Fennel withdrew WRAPPER c. 0. D. a 39) S{UILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE MAILED FREE. Women’s sizes, 21-2to6. 1.50 Will close Every Evening at 6 o'clock, and during July and Auguet at 1 o'clock on Saturdays, ©’Neill’s 6th Ave., 20th to 21st St. Clearing Sale -=: FURNITURE. EVERY ITEM A GENUINE BARGAIN, 50 ANTIQUE OAK ROCKERS, i highly polished, cobbler seat, bought to * sell for $5.50, 3.98, 100 Large ANTIQUE OAK and MAHOGANY FINISH ROCKERS, plush seat and back, also head roll, bought to sell for $10.00, 6.68. 50 ANTIQUE OAK and MAHOG- ANY FINISH TABLES, highly pol- ished, 22x30, bought to sell for $5.00, 3.70. WHITE ENAMEL BEDS, 3 feet, brass mounts, worth $5.00, 3.98. Same, with brass rails, 5.75, WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS, regular price $3.00 and $4.00, 2.00 # 3.00. BOX COUCHES, fancy tickings, best of upholstery, worth $15.00, 11.98. PARLOR SUITS, CABINETS, CHEVAL GLASSES, SIDEBOARDS and CHINA CLOSETS at GREATLY VINO, NO AQEKCIES OR reel tae 1 MY SHOES CAN BE PUR- NY ESVADLISHMENT, . CAMMEYER, 6th h Ave, corner aoth See N.Y. REDUCED PRICES. All purchases packed and ahipped free of charge to any point within 100 miles of New York City. bulb te West 234 st, Clearing Sale. $2 Shirt Waists Hematitehed & Embroidered 98 $3 Shirt Waists French Lawn & Dimity $1.50. $8 Silk Waists Fancy Taffeta, all ctzes, $15 Linen Suits Embroidered Goam $580. $50 Velvet Capes With real lace cellar $18. Fancy Taffet $25. $35 Crepon Skirts oa ik lined bd FR $30 Fancy Waists Rie jerials & boned OO0000 00808088 GREAT CLEARING SALE THI8 WEEK. MEN'S SUITS. as. 5. 19. 700. 8.85. MEN'S PANTS. London and Liverpool inne BOWERY, ; roe MALY OXTH AVE., TH TO 1TH ST. Among Other Extra Values We Offer THOUSANDS © OUTING SUITS AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE: Second Floor—Main Bullding, Ladies’ light and dark Blaser Buits in dots and stripes, full skirts, blagers with full remciesk worth P $2.00... 5. Ladies’ light and dark Duck Blazer Suits, with dots, atripes and figures, wide skirts and full ripple backs, blaser with extra large sleeves, sold else- where at $2.00; our price. 98 Ladies’ extra fine quality Duck Blazer Suits in fancy stripes and dots, full flare skirts, blasers with sailor collar, ripple back and extra al & 2 . sleeves, worth $3.00, at. Ladies’ tan washable Cov- ert Suits, extra wide oo skirts and latest style "1.96 blazers, with oe sleeves,, worth $4.00... Ladies’ Serge Suits—blaser with sailor collar and rip- ple back, four yard skirt, ‘The only full accounts of the base- ball game are given in “The Even- immediately atter the last play has been made. ~JONAP & : CO GREAT TEARING DOWN SALE! OLD 50 CENTS WAISTS. Very fine lot of Ladies” Colored and White Lawn Waists, with immense big’ sleeves, yoke back, crush’ collars, a bargain at 98¢., raetatah 49 WONDERFUL SPECIAL This is a special lot of Corsets, made of good quality jean and sateen, FRONT. FIXTURES. PRICES. WILL BE Infants’ Wear. Infants’ NONE €, 0, D, 1 lot of Infants’ Gin, ham Short Dresses, ruti! A} around the yoke, finished with braid, also iain) e dresses, worth 3¥c., at. CLOTHING. Wash Suit, 1 extra lot of very a full bone bust and extra) 59 long waist, all colors, 79¢.\ ie quality ; ont)" price .. Wash Suits for ‘poya,) sizes 3 to & years, actual) value 750. xor this sale) @ only [MILLINERY.I REPLACING WORTH WITH $1.00 STRAW SAILORS, STRAW SHAPES. Must Go, None C. 0. D. None ¢. 0. D. Balance of our Summer Straw Hais, Shapes, &c., must be sold at once, Immense lot consisting of La- dies’, Misses’ and Children’s Snil- ors, Straw Shapes, Milan, fancy Straws, made of the very best straw, in all the leading shades, and worth from 69e. to 890. for this sale we tear the price to 19c. Imported French Flowers fine French Flowers, with rubber stems, consisting of Linens, Wash Goods and Domestics, 200 pieces White Do-) 3 met Shaker Flanuel, » 03 4 \e 35 pieces extra heavy Unbleached Cotton 3 Flannel, regular 7c. 0 4; quality, aucing 8 this 25 dozen White Turkish Towels, regular 8c. ality, will be sold pee! this sale at.. 40 dozen honeycomb Cotton Towels, regular 10c. quality, will be sold at extra ys 25 pieces fine qualit; Check Ni aaa pend 1.07 lar 10c. quality, will be sold aur this sal only at.. oe 250 Ready-made Sheets, Roses, 6 in a bunch; Bou; quets of Daisies and Grass, prays of Forget- Me -Nota, e colors; Sprays of Butter cups andl ‘Grass, Velvet A) ple Blossoma, 6 ina Sachi ‘our choice of this extra fine An_immense lot of i) 9C. 250 Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, trimmed ing the latest effects with ee flowers and foliage, worth $3. 98 and $4. 98, $1.48. made of U! tee oi. size yar wide eh Ne 60c., 200 all-linen colored bor- dered Lunch Cloth, size 8-4, were 95c., now 250 extre heavy crochet Bed Bee anh, Mar. were a ee 8th Avenuc and 24th Street. Store Open Saturday Nights to 10.30. FRONT. FIXTURES. PRICES. WEEK. 4 fini tor any 1 a3 shirt, at MEN'S two thread, fast black —s Greatest Values EVER OFFERED. Ladies’ Dongola Tip Oxford Ties Werth 81.00, 250 Sample Oxford Ties, con- od of Canvas, Russets, De Bolas, Pat. Leathers, L. heel, Opera and Com- 8 montane toes, worth $2.00 | ® m0 Ye mune Shoes for Boys d Girls, in Fuel and .98 Black, worth $1.50... Fei Half Hose, Notions Hardware, spliced heels soles, worth 25c., at 9° WOME C 0 FLANNEL and| Spools, each.. Linen Thread, 100 vA } 01 Ladies’ Shoe oe «+s 04 Large size sree | .03 Pure Camphor Balls, large package Best Machine Oil...... Mucilage, best , pad Superior Black Ink . 02 yn OUTING | 2,050 Teothpicksy 02 SHIRT at 1 9° NONEC,0. D. Pure Gum Camphor, lb.. .29 gk TON ETT, in pate 07 ae Potta’s ebetennpa 07 Elegant Teather Com. bination Pocketbooks, sil- 2 3 vered corners.....seses Large Bath Sponges... .05 ing World's” Baseball Bxtva, teoced { _