The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1900, Page 4

Annual Linen Sale. Prices always the lowest e now about 35% less than the regular. > PARK UES, te Van Cortlandt Is Already Open; Central! Park *o-Morrow. GOOD ICE IN OTHER PARKS $2.25 Table Cloths, $1.45 ea 6.00 “ “ 3.95 “ l1o.go “ 7.50 Crowds Rush to Enjoy the,14-50 “ “- 9.75 Sport—How to Reach r Di Nankigea cede! 3.50 Dinner Napkins,2.55 the Places. g.00 “ “ 3.95 i | _ 235 “5.90 | oy elated wiv bs TOs Sone $2.50 Lunch Napkins,1.95 ds “lon that the Central Park iakes wil be] 3.Q9 0“ “nag " epened lo-mortow f th “ “ weather ions “| 4.00 “3,00 en Geis ap yous testes ond ett up your | $3698 Linen Sheets, 2.75 pair ori jotate. 5:00 “ “ 395 “ ‘The @rm city skating will be on the emall Fifty-ninth street pont, whieh freenes over very quickly. This Is rolely | $1.75 Linen os Cases, | flor the email boys and girls, however. $1.25 pair, | The tee on the big ponte war this morn-| 9g og Linen Pillow Cases, | fag nearly three inches thick. At four the red $1.95 pair. | Lord & T aylor,| Broadway & 90th St riders u fieches Supt. 8. Jorn ait ‘The joy signal 's already up at Van) Cortlandt Park, and hundreds of ska ere made the lake there their mec to-day. The ice was fine The yot-usual @dineidence of skating and Soliday week happening together was much appre Gated | ‘There te good skating to-day at the) md they may | SUMMER WAS NEVER LIKE THIS. = REQUIEM FOR | CROTONA PARK LAKE -Third ave | Bue “L” to One Hundred ant Sevens Throng of Notables s Feached as descrited VAN CORTLANDT PARK-May Feached from the west ride “L" to One Hundred and Street, thence by New York Railroad to Van Cortlandt station from the east site by Third avenu fo One Hundred and Sixty-fire transfer to One Hundred and 8 ed seventh street . * BRONX RIVER—Tnird avers Funeral of Lamented Priest. Oue Hundred and Sixty-firet transfer to crosiown trojley to Wee JUDGMEN! DEBTORS SAPB,| 2 or wg ore st ot ne Rev. F Malone, the patriot ' were hell tn Ste Peter and Hew Bankrapicy Law Pr ‘Them from Disclosing rhs * Church, Williameburg, to-day A@aire to the Public. ign admission was by cand only Men and women who go before ihe Was filled to overflowing United States Court, in the Por -Citice of thet representatives, al-| Building, to swear that they are bank every priest In Brooklyn, delega Yust and cannot satiety certain juds- om Various chureh socteties, and mente against them are increasing 1!) ersonal friends of the dead man numbers every day. Lawyers who here Woodruff, Bi en Mo- tofore did a big buriness in suprlemen bs payer f notables were in Bry proceedings mi oe nothing | 1" mourners | fn this branch of The eulogy Was pronounced by Rev t Extward MeCarthy. of St. Augustine's new Hankruptcy la ‘The new law was di Judgment Jeb: Blementary proce: The usual course Charen It wae 4 deep tribute to the 14 done so much for his the general public dur- jexigned to rac par fap pat The pallbearers were Arthur M. Ger Salamon 4 if aid, John Grainey, John MeCormick John Kersey. John G Carlin, Owen Cut ly, Richart MeGuire and Richard Brown. The body waa followe! to Calvary | Cemetery by many carting NEW JUDGES ON TE BENCH Floral and Hebur of now debtor legally becomes a lawyers Who usec it lets have mow ed the work of harass Because of the Lew bavkruy oe WOMEN DRUNKARD: iw-foer Put in Beilever tos ‘Twenty. Wer Gitte Mark the ase Who Don the | , Site Chosen for Ramestrian Strte |") K his seat on! PARIS, Jar in Trial Term. | posen a “we Ke was coverea [Of Washington » foonolte| With fe avenue Litera | k gown, with | oad THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENIN es t ¢ ( Ladies’ A Every shade and st goods, Now offered at al We expect to sell them garments will go first, great values, as per example: ’ Jackets, $4.90. Ladies' Jackets of fine quality Hlack and Navy Blue Kerse: natty style, «4 with tine qualify satin AND MADE WITH THE SAME CAki Yu! SUCH VALUE HAS NEVER BEFORE BEBN GIVEN Jackets, $7.90. 200 of these, in tans, castors, royals, brown, black ind nv breasted; nobby, dip front box jacket, with superior quality satin Duchesse. FOR THAT HERE. All sires. TRUE WORTH $1 Women’s Winter Jackets, $10.00. Women's Winter Coats, of finest quality Enylish box Kersey, in tans royal black and navy blue, built in the best mode. of current earl buttons, all seams strapped and tailor stitched: lined with Skinner's Guaranteed satin | 2S 32 to 40; A REGULAR $16.50 JACKET; 10 00 ¢ in self or Contrasting shades; our price, Similar reductions in higher priced jackets, $12.80, and so on. Annual Special Sale and Opening of New Embroideries, consisting of Edgings, Insertions and Allovers, in| cambric i and nainsook Match Sets, in various widths of edges, in- cluding insertions of the same design: large range of patterns in allovers, lace and embruidery tects, beginning as low | as se, yard. for th-inch widths; we have fortunately been able to Secure Several large cases of the pound embroideries, | similar te the lots sold by us st August, and which were admitted to be the best bargains ever offered in. this country; bought by the pound and sold by the 10 | yard, in strips of about 6% yards, upward from D& vd. | Main Floor St Beet Some on Gloves to Go at Almost. sale price, ‘ |Children’s Hosiery. | Half Former Prices. hag gegen: ogo Abe y bea Many thousand pairs of gloves were sold during the holidays, and as a consequence we have on hand | Bo a considerable quantity broken in assortment. No} impertections or serious damage in any pair offered. | In order to dispose of the following lois quickly, we are going to sell them at about HALF REAL VALUE, Children’s Kid Gloves, 35c. with fur tops and without, fleec 35 lined, all sizes, tu close, at Infants’ All-Woot Mittens, small 5 4 ( Ladies’ Kid Gloves, 50c. 19) Ladies’ Gloves, all-wool Jersey ile | coal ¢ ashmere quality, Men's Kid Gloves, 5(c. We have about 750 piirs Meats Kid (loves that were a dollar; slightly mussed from handling: all perfect otherwise; the shades are tans and reds: take your choice while we 50 have them, at Tene and Boys’ (loves, all-woo!l Bt fleece-lined Astrachan, in all colors quantity is small, and they will go quickly; HALF PRICE 2 Main Floor, both Ladies’ and Children’s | Merino Underwear. | price Se: to close at Children’s Shirts, Drawers and Pan former prices 25c. to 40e., according to sizes take your pic of any size to | those at 19 Ladies’ Vests and Pants, tleccc-t) ed, | extra heavy, in lone and short sleeves, | vests trimmed with silk dat the neck: reel 23) | 1 wool, sizes vety of styles Mer prices of these ponds were 7S¢., $1.00 and $1,25 your choice, while we have them, at 48) Ladies’ Combination Suits, silver gray and ecru, all 39| eat / \ m and ¢ vires, formerly sold at Ge. and O8c. to chose at WASHINGTON IN PARIS, ption. te Widet of Amerionn an Immense Reductions After Inventory in Winter Jackets. advise an early selection, Naturally the choicest undsomely strapped and tailor titched seams, lined NSoOK and Swiss; also choice lines of cambric _ ‘Men’s Underwear, 29c, Children's Kid Gloves and Mittens, | men's 5Q:. tons, 49¢; per gal., Appetit Sild, our 19- 14 | Cal'fornia Port or f cent cans, | extra tine, big bot | Smoked Sardines, in tle, 18 bat ) ralmed the newemary funds! tevired to unvetl the statue July | = Wrappers, Combing Jackets. tyle, All this season's, bout |, their usual price. all in quick order, and but then they are all quality and pretty styles, but only In sizes 34 and Weare willing to take a con- | | (button, double-breasted. | sider. "$3 on them, ind at. STRICTLY ALL WOOL | the price to-mor USUAL $10.00 JACKET, row will be 5.89 |. The above are worth nearly double the price asked. | «b a‘ _| Wrappers, of light and dirk utton, double: | "French chullieslace trimmed, very pretty soles B OB | i avy kersey 400, AND USUALLY SOLD! | Combing Jackets. SPECIAL LOT of 100 dozen striped outing flannel Come Jackets, scalloped ot utfle all around, rib- ni ties, sizes 34 to 4; special value at 59 ‘M Floor, 1th St. Seetion. castors, brown, fashion; inlaid velvet collar, | | that were $25.00 now 4 Floor, ith %. Sects osiery Department. Men's Half Hose at Reduced Prices, > Men's Half Hose, full seam- less, blacks and tans, 12¢, quality, Men's Half Hose, full regular imported, Hermsdorf dye, 10 19¢. quality, 10 Men's Half Hose, all-woo! 17 matural grays, 19¢. quality, ‘Tem's Halt Hose, all-woo! fine cashmere, 25¢. quality, thread, in plain and fleece lined, fast blacks, regular 10 price 17¢., sale price, .adies’ Hoslery, imported 2-thread cotton, blacks and Ladies’ Hosiery. Ladies' Cotton fancies, also plain black cashmere, regular price 20e., 19 regulur price 17¢., sale price, 10 bat and (iris’ Hosiery, extra fine cashmere, made from ¢ best quality cashmere wool only. regular price for inch, 30¢., will give you a cholce, sizes § to 9, at Main Floor, 19th St. Section 19 ! i | and 75c, Fleece.Lined Underwear, | ina variety of styles and colors; all sizes, shirts $j and drawers ; quantity of some styles is few, and the selling will be quick; take your pick of any while we have them, at 29 Main Floor, c9th 6 Section Groceries, Wines and Liquors. Stringless Beans, very 6 California Prunes, large, fine, per can, Ib. packages, per tb., 8 10 best bet Stringtess Beans, ex Black Walnuts, 8 Wines & Li tra tine, per can, Ib, Our toc. Jersey Toma- S:henley Rye Whis! ed ears $1.25 toes, large cans, Tomatoes, our tic. | extra tine quality and extra 75 aay thee les | bottle for per He oi - 40) i bodled and mellow ye, direct from the desis Syren Seem ae Schenley Distillery, 234 Dis 9! trict of Pennsylvania, abso- can, F lutely pure, c Orange Marmalade, South- moe than 6 bolas te ay | well’s imported, #-1b, 14 customer, full quarts, Pie jars b per bottle, 75 ms, extra tine strawberry,| Russian Allash Kummel, risph quinee, damson| “best imported, our price and all others, “1-00, 9 $1.05; this sale, per cans bot., 89 Rolled White Osts, OUF | Tokay finest domestic,healt h- highest grade, 2-1b. car- 8} fulnourishing, ' gal., 94 iM oil, per can, California Port or Sherr; Spiced Anchovies, best,|* extra fine, 4 gal., ‘4 from Norway, formerly 37] 69¢5 per gallon ° cents, this sale, per California Claret, keg, 27 gallon, 235 pho ig 57 French Sardines, de 9 lictous, per can, 25 chotee, bb. : ™6 35 oes, quart jars, 18 2 Grind Floor, Wb #1 Rection POUND FREBZING ON TRACK. |Mants Overcome by Cold While Walkina (te His Home at Reckaway Beach, | Pete? Kenta, forty-five yeare of4, of | Rockaway Beach, was found this morn. the! ing lying on the raliroad tracks near f the | his home badly frozen, wher) He had evidently been lying on the) o- | tracks for some time Kunts was placed Callfora’s Sherry, our 42c. kind: bot., Califora'a Port, our 476. kind: bot, 34 Tom Laund cak American ven, Look m fine site 1 che}on a train and removed to 9, John's) in the Sur-| Americon uar ¥| Hosptial, Lons Island the motion Trocadery. of] Th te suppored he ‘ | sty sees The p anding insurance ~ nl anemia: Feport received by §O RRTRA CAABOR pon ff | been approved by (he ey cacts of | Retired Policeman Leayeratt Dead of her ‘onl 4. Adverinements fer THE WORLD etl be re. | 8d | ceived at any American Lierie for Postel Teiegraph O@ee ip (Olbes raion Coie rusrece: 9: United States ie tea Coad has had charge of the matter, found beurplus (o pouey-bolders, illustrate the os base 8 Ate thet ike Meek poovie were greatly great Huancial streneth of the society. *.* Charles C. Lanycroft, eighty-one yeare Piatt si" nee i G, JANUARY 2, 1900. RF IT «: The Greatest Clearance Sale That This or Any Other House Has Ever Held! Our 1900 Clearance Sale, which be; week, is an event long to be remembered for the department. A half million dollars’ worth of new little regard for original cost. A sa’ worth of goods you obtain at this the most distant points, Discount of 25 Per Cent. from the Marked Prices in Many Departments. The Sewing Machines. | _ We have about 19 high-grade, light-run- ning, world-known Delight Sewing Machines with the woodwork Se scratched ; on some of them you would hardly notice it, unless your attention was drawn to the blemish. With the exception noted, these machines ra alia in every respect and we guarante them of the highest standard; each machine warranted for 5 years. If you contemplate purchasing a Machine, here is your opportunity: LOT 1 consists of 4 high-grade Delight Sewing Machines, with invisible dust-proof drop head, listed at $40.00, which we offer until sold at 13.50 LOT 2 igen Creatas een Stree Machines, invisible dro isted at- $50.00, which offer until sold at aiid ie 15.50 LOT 3 consists of 9 5-drawer highest grade Delight Sew- ing Mactilnes, with solid mahogany woodwork, listed at $55.00, which we will close out until soldat the 1 7 95 ° bargain price of Main Floor, both St. Section Watches--Decisive Price Cuts. Every Watch guaranteed a perfect timepiece, Exceptional values. In some instances there are only from 5 to 8 of a kind, Every watch guaranteed 4 perfect timepiece. LOT 1.—Watches that formerly sold up to $7.00, including men's solid silver watches with American movements, men's solid el piated harsh he watches with Swiss move- ments, nickel-plated split-second watches, all to close out at uniform price of, each, 3.45. LOT 2.--Watches that are worth from $10.00 to $12,00 including men's solid silver hunting-case, men's gold-tilled watches with American movements, ladies’ enamelled watches with chatelaine to matchyladies’ solid gold 4 95 watches, all to close out at, cach, ° Lot 3.—Some of which are worth as high as $20.00, includ- ing ladies’ solid gold Watches, ornamented with pearls; men’s solid silver hunting-case Watches, fitted with Waltham or Elgin movement; men’s gold-tilled hunting case Watches, fitted with Waltham or Elgin move ments; all to be closed out at the uniform 95 price of le LOT 4—Includes some very fine stock, such as Ladies’ solid gold hunting case Watches, Men's solid goki hunting case Watches. Some of the ladies’ Watches are inlaid with pearls and diamonds. They are mostly fitted with American movements. Some of these are worth as much a8 $65.00, All to be closed out at 11.95, 14.85, 15.75, 21.75 up to 35.00. Here is an opportunity to secure a fine timepiece at a small cost Main Floor, Front, wows Comes peewee eee Cur entire stock of Sterting Silverware will be displayed on centre counters at} prices that will make it sell rap- idly; sterling silver handle tooth isrushes, shoe horns, nail files, nail brushes, button hooks, letter seals, curling irons, etc., all those that formerly sold at from 65c. to 75¢. 45) to be closed out at, each, All those that formerly sold from 8§c. to $1.25, to be closed out at, each, 65 The above two lots have extra large and attractive handles; many other lots at greatly reduced prices. Eyeglasses and Specs. “yee reduce our stock of 5 and) Spectacles we will hold a great sale throughout the month of January. Sewing In Goidolne, at 68 Spring avd Gold Nese, at 1 eaeresee and Spoctacton, with Brazilian Pebble, 98 per pair, i Main Fleer, Prent, Centre. Stationery Department. Calendars, 5c., J0c. and 15c. Clearing sale of Calendars for 1900, including the latest de- signs, embracing over 100 different styles; to be 15 clor-d out at Se., 10e. and This Is the Greatest Calendar Oifer of the Yeas. Calendars, published by R. H. Russell Co., embracing the Golf Calendar, the Cupid Calendar, Sketch Calendar, by Frank Verbeck; Maude Adams Calendar, Shak. e's Heroines Cal:ndar, Chinese Calendar, Pickaninny . by Kemble, Revolutionary Calendar, Zodiac Cal:ndar. The following, by Fred Remington tier Calendar, Indian and ier A dars were listed at from $4 to $5 and sold by us from 7$¢. to $3.50; choice of any of the above, each, Photograph Albums. A small lot of leather Albums, very | of from 33 to 50 per cent. on every dollar’s weweee ~ re cceeces Tuesday, Jan, 2, and will continue all ry values offered in every desirable merchandise is offered with but Such values are worth coming for from Rich Art Goods, such as bronzes, Sevres ware, ivory statuary, minia- tures, curios, &c., for cabinets, fine bric-a-brac, mar- ble statuary, &c., &c,, all at a discount of 25 per cent. from the marked prices. In the Clock Store. 68 Ansonia and imported clocks, slightly scratched —-inall other respects they are perfect and guaranteed correct timekeepers—vhich we oer at '2 price. French Clocks, Beautiful new cloisonne enamel and ormolu gold clocks, also clock sets, at a discount of 25 per cent from marked prices. French Crystal Bal! Clocks. 15 of these handsome Clocks left, in a variety 6 sizes, which we will offer until sold at a discount o1 25 per cent. fron marke prices. At About Half Prices, The balance of our stock of Ladies’ Fancy Garters, thit are selling at 39%¢., and 98¢,, to close at 19, 39 and . 59 Solid Gold and Diamond Jewelry. Many Icts of Solid Gold and Diamond Jewelry, some 2ant 3 of a stvls, in rings, brooches. eurrin lesve links, scar pins, etc. at a disoant of 25 per cent, from their market prices, Besides the above we will allow during this week 4 extra 10 per cent. on our entire stock of Diamond Jewelry on all articles above $25.90. Sterling Silverware 10% Discount. Weoffer a special discount of 10 per cent. on Sterling Silverware from $2.00 upward, including Sterling Silver knives, forks, spoons, flower vas:s, tea sets, chatenine bags, PLADUATT ANT ONOT RO RSSHSORTBT YS 18 801005 ON NEG at ee tee ratt ates ectentes 13023021780 5838 1821088088081 0888 88 OREN NRRRRNED TEREREEE enneennneese!t: e oo Section. Ss eetetetet teteteteieh hs Stehiediateteh ha ht ads hth kh oh Sk RARER oak Gana hat purses, etc., ete. Fine imported Leather Goods, Fine Dress Trimmings Art Fancy Goods, inciuding Satin Pin Cushions, trimine Tapestries and many exclusive novelties in Tidies, Scarfs, Ac. all at a discount of 25 per cent, from marked prices eeeecesoccoroce ---- == Furs—A Clearing Sale im . unlikely to obtain again soon, Our entire stock of fur jackets and other furs, including all this sea- son's latest designs, will be closed out as follows: closed out at, each, Genuine Nearseal Jackets, value $50, to be % closed out at : 23.50 vers and collar, value $65, to be closed out at 39.00 Coats of fine Nearseal, with mink revers and collar, value $75. to be closed out at 44.00 to be closed out at Alaska Seal Jackets, value $175.00, to be closed out at : J 19.50 b and Hudson Bay Sable rev and collar, v $175.09 to $225.00, tu be Elosed outa 419.50 .. 139.00 Fur Collarettes. tric Seal, Nearseal, Persian Lamb, Skunk or Alaska Sab! Krimmer, Hudson Bay Sable, etc.. former prices of which were from $8 to $75, to be closed out in many instances at Also our entire stock of Muffs, Scaris, Children’s Sets, Fur Trimmings, Fur Rugs and Robes, at greatly reduced p Second Plow. sth Bt Our entire stock of umbrellas, which will be closed out regardless of values. LOT 1.—Umbretias that were manufactured to retail from natural and sterling silver trimmed handles, to be 94 closed out at, ear’, LOT 2.—Umsbrofas that were manufactured to retail from ari, horn and sterling silver trimrned handles, to be closed out at | 45 LOT 3.—All our Umbrellas that were manufactured to sell 5.0), in taffeta, union and all silk, including @ a large variety of p:arl, horn, ivory and sterling silver handles, to De closed out at LOT 4.—All our Usabrefias that were manufactured to retail from $5.50 to $».50, in taffeta, union and all silk, with a large variety of sterling silver, Dresden, ivory de- 3 95 ° LOT 5.—All our Umabretias that were manufactured to retail from $7.50 to $12.00, embracing a large variety of artistic handles, many exciusive imported novelties, mounted on rich carved ivory handles and many other novelties. All to be closed out at $5.95 and $5.95. All Ussbrelias, 26 and 28 inch, for men and women; every slightly shopworn, to be closed out at half price, A Clearance of Books, The remainder of our stock of sets of books, neatly bound in cloth, to be closed out at the fol. lowing reduced prices: s-volume sets, including the works of Longfellow, Corelli, Hawthorne, Stevenson, Braeme, Lyall, Carey, Stocking Tales, Emerson, 4 , Alexander, Rus- sell, Marlitt, all to go at, per set of 5 volumes, 6-volume sets, inclading the works of Walter Scott, Dumas, Lyall, to be closed owt at, per set, The works of Bulwer Lytton, in 12 volzsnes, beautifully bound te bockramh cold top, pubsisied at $15.00; as long 4, 95 as they last, per set, 'e Works of Shakespeare .omplete in 1§ volumes, handy edition, to be closed out at, per set, Works of Shakespeare, 4 plump volumes, to be close! out at, per set, age Be vies 1,95 | Works of -ytton, bn 13 volumes; Thackeray. in 10 vol- umes; Scott, in 12 Dickens, in 15 volumes, Works of George Eliot, closed out at, per set, 75 2.75) with lace and ribboa, Toilet Sets, Cushion jobel We offer some exceptioni! values, which you are Fur Jackets of Baltic Seal, value $35.09, to be poet 19.50 Of fine Nearseal, with Persian lamb re of Persian Lamb, Liepsig dye, value $109, Coats of Persian Lamb, Liepsig dye valle joc 69.00 Persian Lainb Combination Fur Jackets, with mia’ In all styles of furs, plain and combination effects, of Elec less than half price woeeee An Umbrella Chance. $1.75 to $2.25, of silk carota and union taffeta, with Dresden $2.50 to $3.50, in union serge and taffeta, with Dresden from $4.00 to $ posit, pearl deposit handles, to be closed cut at silks, taffeta, &c., with pearl deposit and sterling handles, umbrelis sold guaranteed for on: year. The Dress Trimmings. Pigs otal g cent, discount will be allowed on our entire stock of Dress Trimmings, including all the French novelties in passementerts yokes, blouses, Empress skirts, fronts, collars, sleeves, «tc., in spangtes, beads, plain and other effects, in black and covors. Opera Glasses. There are about 85 pairs of renowned makes of Opera Glasses, which are slightly soiled from , perfect in all other ts, in white, rose and smoked pearl, which we offer at half marked prices, Framed Pictures. Mies 6 Doped Peres, 2 «4 of 3 Sind, probally from .150 to 200 altogether, will be at the marked prices.