The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1900, Page 7

S— ee A ‘The patter, the patter, the patter of che aingie! He used it as Re well knew bow. ‘Mo'd batter, he'd batter, he'd better ti) 1@ tingle! In taney 1 can feel It now. Beg pardon! 1 didn't mean to begin that way. But Edns Wallace-Hopper, Christopher Wagstaff, did it first, and I, Uke the “Belle of 3 York" ners, “only follow her." It was rapid following last night at the Victoria, 100. nris and His Wonder- ful Lamp" simply gallops. Uf everything on this mundane sphere were moving as fast we would be well Into the twentieth century and there wouldn't have been time anywhere for argument as to the polnt of beginning that pertod. Actually, after the second act I looked at my watch and was amazed to find the hands indicating only 10.%. Events had fallen over each other so fast that the minutes had doubled their capacity. There are three ucts to this new ex- travaganza, and, after they are over, you remember distin that Mrs. Hopper and Mr, Jerome Sykes are in all of them ‘Then there are other people. ‘The dainty Edna Wallace goes through Acte 1 and 2 with an unusual handicap. @he wears ful) suits of clothes in each. whioh has not been her custom in bur- lesque. In the third act she repents of her concealment. Mr, Sousa, with his music, and Mr. Glen MasDonough, with his lines and lyrics, have certainly been good to our Edna. Besides the song from which | have quoted above, she has several catchy numbers, a partin a pleasing trio, little lov duets with Bykes and a sweet which doesn't strain note, What m: firl ask, when she opectacular ecenery, a bright company of pretty chorus singers. i house jammed full of friends (after the second act they gave her @ morintain of flowers) and Gykes for a fellow-star? That Sykes, he has leaped ard bounded into the very front row of New York's favorite vomedians in light opera and extravagaita. He, (09. |x remembered well in thie “Chris.” He's the slave of the lamp- Goeen't weir all his medi they hurt gxy chest.” And the is which he tells what he has done and the aid he has given to various owners of the lamp is @ tremendous, many stansaed hae. For instanie, to Gov. call him Tedily when we're alone’) he Gave this: “Many a man has escaped bullets to perish by ballots, There are but two placts where a man's name| ghoul be written ‘or people to read: On his shaving mug and his tombstone.” Roosevelt (“T! § 7S JEROME SYKES AND EDNA WA To doubttul Congressman Roberts he advised against “trying the old game of beating a full House with three queens For Aveti Disirict-Attorney Os- borne and his handwriting experts he ventured the sertion that, given enough time a alk, they would prove that Russell ee wrote the Declaration | of Independence | But 1 Mager too jong hee, althougin | Mr. Sykes is al ht Tf you want to know where the lamp comes in (no doubt it is Aladdin's own right from “Arabian Nights”) be it un derstood thar it is sold at a Connecticut in the ct and bought | by ag Chris Wagstaff The pur chaser draws his hand across the lamp meiitatively—‘‘there's the rub'—and, | the whole band is off in Etheria, where Aladdin and his crew are awakened from a mere cat-nap of thousand years After that there's trouble and Aladdin wears a costume evidently designed not were upset. Emille Beaupre ts the Alad- | din for this presentation and hers is no mere figure of speech. you have seen “Chris.” But please re- member them acrobatically—they are the ir. Pag singing. leclamation and Mis) It Is likely they don't tion In] on |presto, the genie. Then more prestos ald) to hold too big a grease spot If the lamp | Lynch and Mr. Johnny Page, after | “Th | Uptoppest team of tumblers—and try to | CN A IMRT RUT, THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, LLACE HOPPER CONTRASTED. | Miss Ethel Trene Stewart fs the prima a votce which sh to abuse Me but on a few hig mouth and “hollors.” 1t« not right I have something about #4 hts (he grand palace of weoond act And in cidental to (hat same act is @ marvellous electric ballet by five young women wh Vvoluminoul underhung with tn is great, both where Mr. jokes are new (fre- e) and where they are old But it could be worse such a “go. {rains more mseif and in number and a quently the (also if the Jin t | than jat least one ensemb! wot p bl thon. new musictanly |"Hands. Across the Bea two-step Is.in- | troduced am a strong finalo to the second ‘The costuines in “Chris are gorgeous better entrance aystem than it had in ‘evidence Inst night for the handing of a big crowd. OCKTALLS UPSET THE CLUB Women Object to Their Being Drunk in Public. The Bolectic Club tu having a flerce time. It's too bad, for among the mem- 4 are the best Icoking and best owned women in this city. Men are not admitted to the meetings, and at ‘he last one, held Wednesday at the house of Mrs. Harry Wallerstein, 23 West Sixtieth street, she resigned after @ stormy session had taken place. Most of the sessions of the club, whicy ‘9 @ social one, have been held at Deimonico’s, A mild luncheon has been served, but afterward It seems some of There were some warm words, some ill feeling and » ‘regular ruction. This matter had no sooner been laid on the taple than up came another | aber on which nearly resulted in the club's t ” cried Mrs. oald Seicaition and ve; bert Jones, TH T have been able to give some account of the good and great work of three or ‘four ef the trades untons of this city be- cause (heir officers have favored we with the devired information. I would like if Any officer or member of the many other unions not yet spoken of would favor me in the same way. I don't want to get accounts of the ordinary proceedings, of the current business, or the, regular meetings or the elections of any union; | for there things are looked labor reporters of The Even! and I do not desire to say anything about them. | Bur if a union has any new (dea ripen- ing tn tt, of if 1 is engaged in carrying out any large work such as that of the | Progressive Carpenters in the past year, or that of the thinking cigar-makers, or that of the rainbow-hued printers, 1 would like to know of It, if the parties do not desire to keep It out of In this way the widely spread misap- Brehensions about the nature of trade ‘and labor unions would soon be removed js many false things are constantly | |said about them by the Satanic press that plenty of ignorant people have come to regard them as nests of conspiracy, | organtzed by vicious men or mercena- ries. whose business it is to stir up strife, | “|to dece' the chumps and to practise | fraud. ‘Thetr prejudices would be done away | ef with, and theif opinions changed, if knew of the magnificent good works Hesremorers a @ Shorers’ Pa inion | The witch wae (bed action of clr delegate ein Son contractor with empl noduttio Jon | ‘body, President Atkin- has @ state- i Hf & JOHN SWINTON jaa! oni arom, will remain unc flor the present. At were tect aa ON E BEST UNIONS. He Wants to Hear More About the Large Things Between the Hammer and the Anvil, : done by the unions. If they knew that & union Is a court of reason, a fraternal Institution, an organization for mutual help, a society for promoting the welfare of its members, and a co-operative as- scelation for elevating the life of our country's workers, they would surely cease ty assall {t if they have any man- hood about them. I have cause to know that more than a few reasonable persons who formerly thought nothing but {il of the untons have changed ¢thetr minds about them since they began to read these brief chapters in The Evening World. Another thing is that a union itself may be greatly strengthened by making its more important services known. A rhman outside of the union gt | quainted with Its good deeds, 1 of svccor or its labors in defense of rights, and his desire to become a part and parcel of it Is very likely to take practical shape. Those unions which do thin, | strongest and grow in strength. |. There ought to be constant emulation ae the unions ~ to which one of shall make the best record. The | printers union may be ahead at present | In some respects, but | know of another are the | Gnlon whose banner Is nearer the sk Let _me hear from you, Mr. it lef the Secretary, if you are doing any i, t news of labor belongs to bs uch as the news Congress, theatres, or or the preachet terests, oF the shorts, Of (he. times. ' JOHN SWINTON. eo vail. The lon, of, the, Distriet the office ‘of untar Council to aboltsl of | Trt Raetar sce was peo bi: png hc BEd \e ruber was Telnet * prewident of the ove! According to local Union No. &1 of the Painters and Decorators of America there f# nothing In ihe rumor that that body will join forces with the amal- ited of; ition of the same cratt. id says that ton wiles eaident, enn ers! Thomas Sven Gs uct A Ber ols Wiliam ‘Nes Bieta and Henry Beck are: Ce ae tory of the Jour- of America. This! soy ihe Ggner re oes cares ave) net @ constitution and by: sche, cag oes, Pann orus opening the third act he His act. with a great waving of American .jand British flags A man behind the whispered to hia wife, the Union k came ¢ That's Cuban flag.” Which not kind ‘urday evening. ‘1M, which proved inadequate, g| ments found {t necessary to provide ex- | prominent Union Board of Health; A. Kinkald, Secretary — — - CASTORIA « For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have * Always Bought Pieper Contains neither Morphine nor Mineral. jOT NARCOTIC. In Use For Over. Thirty Years CASTORIA Twe comvava cowsany, mew vena crry. OPENING or THE Consumer’s Park Brewery of Brooklyn. 946—978 Franklin Ave. 124—150 Montgomery St. pInRCTORS HERMAN RAUB, President CBRAITACH: Secoad Vice-President Aperfect Remedy f ‘onstipa- toh Sour Stach rrr aly ba ce Feverish: ness and Loss oF S SuzEP. Fac Sismite Signature. of NEW YORK. — D. HEINS, Vice-President TEV ERS, Axrwoxy. AVG LUDEMAN. SAM FINK, A J WRATRRMAYH The pubtie {s Invited to inspect our new brewery, supplied with all the | modern improvements, on Friday, Jan. Sth, 1900, from 9 A. M. to & P. M. The “ American Standard” Beer, Hight and dark, one of the best brews in the market, will be on draught at all our customers’ on and after Saturday, Jan. 6th, @900 Retailers will consult their own interest by becoming cus- tomers of this (Consumer's) Brewery. Gentlemen You will never know the satisfaction of good whiskey until you keep in your sideboards, as | doin mine, the good It's as pure as the limpid water of the mountain spring, and <s mellow as a sunny autumn day. It is straight Maryland whiskey. Your dealer has it. Steinhardt Bros. 8& Co., Distributers, New York. | rnomas Con: D !, Thomas Siripp, Will- of others The committee in charge of the affair | were Thomas Baldwin, Michael Cojlins, Jonn 3 ia aseph O'Brien, an and Jonn John J. WeGrath Ancor! Gives Assemblyman-Elect a Royal Send 08. Aseemblyman-elect Michael Halpin. the First District, was royally queted by the John J. McGrath A: tion at thelr clubhouse, corner of 1 tery place and Greenwich streets, Sat- Covers were isid for and the arrange ‘THE BROOKLYN THEATRES. Well Attractions That Will Draw Across the Hridge Thie Week. Miss Johnstone Bennet lent company of come New Year at the Bijou Theatre in Brook- lyn, presenting “A Female Drummer Miss Henneit displayed her versatility in the title part, and £ bpectaities wer given by Sweatnam, Orcar Figman, and other mem committee in charge of the tra accommodations for the crowd that continued to pour into the clubhouse. This association is known as the “ban- “|ner” organization of the First, from the fact that It brings out the largest Dem cratic vote in the district and numbers JANUARY ‘ , 1900, More Than a Million in White "THERE i is just one plausible excuse for your buying white goods in January—that i is, for buying beyond the every- day and present need. It is found in The Real Economy of Wanamaker Prices Years ago we found that we must have busier Januarys, or charge higher prices during the naturally busy months of the year. We proceeded to make January busy by diverting to to that month such large lots of merchandise as we could induce manufacturers to make for us during slack times of the year—at less than regular rates. The plan prospered, becausewe sold bright new goods at prices greatly below the usual. Of course, January sales are held everywhere now—there are factories that exist just to supply goody for them; as there are shops where antiquities of any required antiquity are made at a day's notice. Our January Sales Are of Broadened Scope The store is as odd as ever—it does not depend on the "things made to sell” and which are naturally not real becamse they are the regular products of somebody's regular business; but it plans ahead, and now the white month sees here sales of many sorts of goad Muslin Underwear Bedding Draperies and Laces : Housekeeping Linens Stati Sheets and Pillow Cases As we write, certain of our buyers are in Europe planning for goods to come here for next January. It is uphill work—prices teady fifteen to fifty per cent. higher. You wl! pay more next year, even for your bargains; but not all of the advance. for ong Jenmery vsiers are ~ stop-gapa™ to milimen—they make our goods in such slack times as are bound to come to even the most prosperous mills, In the face of present market conditions, this month's prices are phenomenally low—as low as last January's as a rule, Daring the month several stocks will '¢.reajjusted, and, of course, things will be sold at a loss, But the back-bone of the nuary selling at Wanamaker's is its stock of fresh mew goods, T«-day, considerably above million dollars’ worth of white thing: are owned by us, to be shared by you, * Ready ? Muslin Underwear Sheets and Pillow Cases It's alucky grocery store that ever made a early as we can count present receipts Peg Pe inate the quantities to come during | cent on sugar—competition settled sugar for $5.75 a pair—Long filling; 70x82 in., 5 ite, ; value he next two weeks to complete our orders, we | the grocer. It has made nail the sugar of $4.50 a pair—White wool filling on woal have Over a million garments. Their! the hardware trade, and certain standard and cotton warp; ve Sng 1 charm is in their daintines, good fair | muslins the sugar of the dry goods store. We value $5.50, making, fulnes; of size, and the sanitary) buy and nd the dollars of profit are pair—Ail wool, scarlet; 72a conditions under which we demand thi! the! unseen. No single body's fault—it is the | work shall be done. gradual outgrowth of mistaken notions, The one reawn why you should bay ai lerst! Might as well try to amend the law of <ap-| a half year'ssupply right now, is that yoo save | Ply and demand. [considerabl, Judge by the cambric ccrs:t, Well, muslins are ever so much dearer—so| _ seilles patterns: value $1. $6 a pair—Pure white wool, warp woot; 76x84 6% II 0. cach in., 656 Ibe. ; =e | covers, Se. —carefully finished, even to the real #4 teady-made sheets and pillow cases, bat | one a size Marseilles oprend, | pearl buttons; judge by any garment that your | if spite of the rise we shall charge trained eve will let you analyse. Phint| Less Prices Than E Ever iclub Veaium Writ “3 things are yours at about the ccs! of materials | on these lines described (whice we bought far Pec | often less. The daintir pieces you 0! n't] enovg’ tack ‘0 skip the rise) and every other tegin to maki @ price i. you! sheet and pillow case bee ts. touted to-day bs seats denetatagrate count your ie : todo | at a shad lea than the makers wil charge 10, ¢hank wt us for in months—this mins , would run your costs to th i | tor those sent in next month. (take prea” But the mills ahitped too Night Gowns at 38e to $7.50, Not moie| Tf you can plan to buy a 's oy than J of the Ac kind to a buyer, ey ieee el, Fiidey meraiag ‘oy had over Chemises at 15 » Nek no HEMSTITCHED SHEETS aaa hen ee Jot the tke kn: to a bayer | 63x90 in., 53¢ 81490 in, 6 anes nt are weet ae Petion's at 18610 $15, No buy't may] 6309 n., She $Le9Bim, The |l0nd of Faner— which shows that comBdence have more than J of the 35: kend. 72x90 in., 61 90x90 in, 72e | or will be, and we've further: bo Corset Covers at 8c and 18e—only 3 ot || 72399 in., 66 90x99 in., 77¢ inere, We cannot get “a yen core either kind to a tuver—uj. to PILLOW CASES WITH PLAIN HEM | ¢ve ions at ie pec ot econ com Short Petticoats at 25c—not more than 3to| 42x36 in., Ile 4513854 in., 14c ‘from the mills as fi ‘a buyer—up to $2.75. | piss in ae ee 50x38 44 in. od | The light azure is iat dalghttd shade ant D t 10c and 1S¢—only 3 b ae om fas b76 | will take positing ey 07 Maladie |SHEETS WITH main wit Sher (7ou Lace Oar ecguating ae Children's Drawers at 10c to 18¢, accord. | {n., 0s fection ae adequate to all demands for in Allo at 25¢ | Giese By tis His in Se fashionable work Sen's Skirts at 25 See? te, Se $1x09 im, Ge The white plosexn toned. Envelopes, Children's Skirts at 25c and 4Sc, according; $3209 4’ biteis y to sles, Soene alan at S0e tose. | | 70 im, 1 ee 90490 i. he 1gc a hundred. Boe 8 tne ae Children's Gowns at 4Seand 50c, ascordiny jiclea. | HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES | to pound to size, Some at 65c. 45x38 in, 1c — $0x38% in., 20 sheetr is the be na Pruner Boys’ excellent Night Shirts at 4%. | 54x38 %4 in, 2le WHET, “RTRPe, SE Seats te & the 9 Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co, JOHN WANAMAKER Sete te teehee. Amusements. “w VICTORIA, Drinuing at Amusements, tutta th St arco, a Matinees, ATINEE TO-MORROW, au ha! CDSS EVEN GREATE® THAN LAST SRASO Saved. Gold Dust cleans everything about the house better, with half the effort, in half the time and at half the cost of soap or any other ts ssa a uevticn, | The Village Postmaster. CHRIS HR WONDERFUL LAMP, | as ruck Gr px as As noe is on tae Me ty Som. Rook by Gien MacDonough. Magnificent Product on) Novel Mechan! HOSTER & BIAL'S 38% ‘ini PRAMERICAN : nae ou. Ob OH eee DIE FLEDERNAUS. Bva8 15, toe to 81. Mas Neat Week—Giibert & Sul METROPOLITAN OPERA a GRAND OPERA SEASON, 1499-1900. « Direction of Mr MAURICE GRAU AIL | Procroa's“ Seymour & epee & PALace DIR WALKUER, FLYING DUTCHMAN sath St a 2d Ay a am Pr i MIGNON iy me yi cleanser. Cirend Popular Berths pu ft Fy taxon eb Teresa ae Jeo (Hare, @ COMIQUE. THe NOUR MATINDE TO-DAY, 25 @ Me, JACK BUIL® |—MISS NEW YORK, JR. TOBASCORCOPE—Sensationa! Moving Pleturay MURRAY rate Henry V. Dowseliy’ Steck Co" All the Comforts of Home. PASTOR’ S semen yaw omers DAY AND NIGHT. i290 UNTIL ta Pa a. HAWKING POLLIE HOLMES. 018 HO! Ls bast 6 Nights Mtoe Ne at | AI ” Alice Nielsen (one {in THE SING HING 4 GIRL Je Rea ang Hie! = ATER, HEL ears - OF tm ie cal tie | BROADWAY ps 4 THE OREAT SUCCES, MEATS ON BALE UP To MARCH =F aes KEITH'S Prewtetie und Presk dartecr, Tlorves Troupe. Reeebnde, Bogert @ O'lirtes Livingstone. ' Nt GOCD WIN, Dreeiway ot WM. GILLETTE wee Piev. SHERLOCK HOLMES | N. aaah: MADISON: 90, BERT Ae oss MAKINE ELLIOTT ™™ Qed Te LAD co ie, Malpas. 2.16 os Matinee To-Day. DEWEY. American buscageane BSDAY, JAN 8, MAUDE ANS in The Little Minister. Seat Sale Thareiay, ALM HEATHER Broadway ona ih ot Matineers Wetneeday and Returday Com inzome GARRICK Bess “ad Bend for free bectiet—" Golden Rules fee Bowsewors.” THE N. K. PAIRBANK COMPANY Weinentey and WHEELS. inva i WHEE LS ARDRN Thea Th st @ Madiqon ave | BAST 14TH 8 Cheep Slecte welt Boke math? WER met Warson_B Dupree MENIAMIN'S PONTO ‘ACADEMY or MUSIC, 16h oe. Cal ining WAN FIELD | THE FleSt ‘WoW, WORLD TN WAK—New Groupe Faire Attractions To day Chrincman Pantomime, Hise Beard |MUSEE INEMATOORAPH He 3 Neapolitan Trow HERALD 6 THRA. Ev Arb Mat Wed @ Sat trimrose & Uockstader's “iSpy Wren” WEEK Prices, 26,00,78. 91 Mats otf wed here i ATLANTIC for ear coum Amacn & Hartley, 3 Nolan Johnston & Willard. Tomy Bek: DALY Ss. FORSYTHE’S WAISTS. |Tax "Win DAVID BELASCO'S | Sandor rks OP JAN@ , Lt Don’t miss our Great | MANHATTAN rp nin Pava’s| LYCEUM xian eres starter o ANNIE RUSSELL. ta. 188 HOLA. iN He" WeueR AP IELDS M WIRL-L-G1G asp bed January Sale. 8, OOOWeshWaists! 4,000 White, wa mt Tore 4 Se ARDARA FLUGETY. of the company among its members some of the best bets known citizens in the First Ward A Stranger in a Strange Land ‘At the conclusion of the supper rev-| Orient, clean and funny, amused tw arge audiences at the Grand Opera eral courses there were short sper and toasts by Assemblyman Halpin, Al-|Houre. M ge Ome guests present were Col | pni Michael Murphy, President of the Board of the Health Board; Frank 1b. Hacor Capt. Westervelt, of the Second Pre- einet; Ceri. isaistn, of the Ninth Pre- vommisstonce Crosby, | of the | sevarsted in the Prous + WR Mowiy, etter sen Frank L. Bacor pel Assembly. of the Soares, lerman Michael Kenne@y, Dr. Feeney, ther members wey 2 th Mat fet only the Health Board, John J. McGrath ag Life, lodrama hich | MAY IRWIN, socom, oa Ses severe Cee Sees Use Sane at tie hm: | Net ae which has ever been) #7 oacnmerns ONL SL 1 one | sold at ‘ess than 1,800 White and Black, 2,200 Fancy Colors, | see a 22, 00 Each, fe Be Mat Set Law Week. the MOON J+ anday Nighi an + “Broadway to okie” xe | YORK. ™ TRANG E MATS. WED, INE THOS PHRAE Gxaxo ue Ron ee cau She ined Hit 80, Axe. Jee 0, Bearrves, 1421 m4 4 ave. | Mat Wed Set $3.50. | JOHN FORSYTHE, | THE WAIST HOUSE, Hear ier, fet 2. rvet Laterete, 865 Broadwa ier ao om. tS tm toon + M. ie_to all. aveves 1710 and 8 tn, HUBER 3 Stk TTS, ie oan altace Rae ra i i eas a le Rlankets and Bedspreads —