The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1900, Page 7

athe tea Be omar . . cares > . a THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1900, WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER ‘@ MUST HAVE COURT WHEN'S A CRL ta FOR CHILDREN. Til fll 10 il ANK? important Sale of Furs at 5. : _s ONDON is the fur exchange of the world. There furriers from everywhere go for peltry, and, of course, it takes cash. Sales are held in January, more important ones in March—but you do not care One Mother Makes Her Girls Wear tor such detail. Yet the London sales are to be thanked for this very unusual fur sale at Wanamaker's, A fellow manutacturing turrier, anxious to get started for London, and for Leipsic, wher: he mast WANAMAKER'S “Every “fete, Every Woman, Should Be = Interes Declares Clothing —Rattan, Strap and go for Persian lamb skins, has sold us the residue of his mike stock— Mrs. Phyllis Leveridge, Hair Brush Used. Twenty-seven Thousand Dollars’ Worth, Retail Value at a 9 hated im TheEvening World's fourth to nearly half otf usuat priccs. Plan. Per adleadanlbsc olla elite Wesel Ni Selling starts simultaneously here and in our Philadelphia store, World. The replica ure serious rr the tae ve | hee eet ae teed pnd < a as Kaew a " moat part the letters are from mothers | kee) ‘uffs— ‘a sable, $9 ani rown lynx, 3 black lynx, $12; astrakhan at $2.7. . Dr. MacArthur Says Ju- snd from daughters, who are tndignant Electric seal Collarettes, yoke of Persian lamb, at $9, ‘ veniles Shou!d Be Kept ” weap at 1 Till Gece ib Dens: Blue ioe ote Scarfs at $13.50; and brown lynx Scarfs at $12, fo the Keaitor Evening Wor | Bene Sealskin Coa's at $150, z Isolated from the Taint * When Gk Gi (oe ole 6 HARRY Te he Milne of The Rronen Worl king Persian lamb Jackets at $100. ) of Crime and Vice. WDaR EAS Seaees 16, deere SPR Siae # Puntahment for young hy Electric seal Coats, collar and revers of sable-fox, $47.50. Sound Spanking the I folt in reading of the ert Electric seal Coats, collar and revers of Alaska sable, $45. ferent Som eatings described b: ‘our correspon Teo the Editor of Tee Evening Warlt 4. which seem to me to equal, while No girl of Afteen years or over should (hey last, the tortures of the Middle sears at The Muslin Underwear Sale The movement started by Commts- ale Loadh poli iate pallies receive corporal punishment except for . very om C keep! h da or we how or cory Borough of Manhattan, which shall be a Tite Hours ar Aelllae Vide WHER 1c LIRR MEE TACT Ae Pacinaey ct Children'e Court purely, where none necessary to punish it should be done | *'ithing in agony while New York was nonplussed, Tuesday—the papers had announced ‘‘white goods sales’’ here, there ent, crazy with ing richly th - land everywhere, And for once—in a very long time—it seems that the Wanamaker advertising was not taken seriously. On that day we sold only a little more underwear than was sold on the corresponding day a year ago, whereas the store’s business is vastly greater now than then. But Wednesday, after you had looked around—had matched the talk to the goods—well, Wednesday's sales made a new high’ water mark, and yesterday we were still busier, | Why? Because money goes farthest here; because any woman can be teally satisfied with the” underwear we sell, Cambric corset covers start at 8c. Dut children’s cases wit! be tried, mects with general approval. Deputy Superintendent of Outdoor Poor Fregerich B. Bauer i's moving his bu- reau of tevestigation into {ts new quar- tere to-day, in the olf Charities Butld- ing, Third avenue and Eleventh street. Here oll applicamte for homes In asy- 1 lume or institutions for children must thoroughly. A light whipping is all right a child, but with a girl over Afteen severity isan absolute necessity in ofder to Impress It on the mind why (he whip. ping Is needed. It should be admin istered in the privacy of her room, after | Undressing using either a rattan or @| | Think purer heavy strap on the bare akin, paying bo ish thelr ehild come tn future, heed to or y one | are in the paren n Pe cine ies vie fo appeals for mercy Until one | right it) objecting to the mode in which ante bunlshinent ie sufficient. Tl tie punishment ts inflicted A beter é ley, disheartening and dlegusting throngs | of lame, bhatt and blind paupers that Sostle together en the charities pier, More than 7,000 children's cases are heedied hare each year, and Mr. Bauer one adopted with t have no patience hearing of cases where| method is t A grown girl is apanked—just a mere) &kiris—sixteen and cightee: Sagi Nae all: The Half-Year Carpct Sale | Hurt Books—Second Day of the Saiz slapping. Watt until the misdoing merit! teca. silk. tights, made qT 4 ‘ ( . ood | th ; Ai ark 4 Yewerday's selling of od4 rolls amd part-rolls of carpet started They dropped their crutches of full nce and burried cat igi it # ac era mw nem er eA rubbe rb it and then administer a whipping good them. The garments have a rubb HO laa teal ta ak qute Forty eight eonsuse Yor ds. [po ertet fashion yesterday. Librarians drew on their rece and sound ‘That will go a good ways] 4 must also Investigate each of the 2,00) to make @ girl he| When neceasary the girl retires to her! our best, even with such an aitendance a) yesterday, we only sell where they bad any (and others wished fer the power a applicants who go to police courts. good ONE WHO KNOWS. [form puts on the URhta and Feturns 19] some ten thousand yards ina day, So, today's chovaing is wet | Tt was a feast day for book lovers, ‘As grod choosing to-day ag yesterday. Nerr os we could esunt ‘them, three thousand five hundred more banks were added to the lat yes gion f for this morning's vistors, ace ‘ne ug needs, Every book that bas deg-eared page, smudge, scratch or Meme, Nemey iy trouble My etna 8D! N saving vee toa fifth 10 three-fifths of regular prices, ‘tH is being culled from this fe Dont oc stock end void at such price ag father tn a sea captaln, und when he ie at nat, Just think of it! A carpet that would ordinarily coat $25 for a! ™ake it an itresistible bereain, ae thin tik 81" roomful, may be had for $2 ay rome cases; {or something like $17 Something of everything—devoricns!, standard anu new 4 in most cases, And, if the room is small, you may find e remnant} And Rye ty pol ots go as well——any kind of s lomtg Gee = Bory Mother Interested. MRS. PHYLLIS LEVERIDGE. Moe. Phyllis Leveridge, Inspector of To the Editor of Th the police-court horde, We should nave) Magistrate Willard H. Olmstead said yh th, a8 d o Gchosts in the Fourth District, and! the Children from. all monner of rine The ne associat! Me Veet an for advice, worker for the advancement of the | tamination, and the pe! ris as and they are now 6 ed are hotbeds of | gpl a semeeily Of the children of | ey ee mar “Every mother, every woman, will De, MacArt as yesterday's nt for the git) 10 But, whenever possible, tring room-sizes with you—exact or ap- without bendin se he Inet | proximate. Led you can tell in a jiffy wheter there is enough of then brought Into | Ee yon like to meat your 7 h rubber web stretche: post as tight as a drum, ry tepmother is a yer: on Pian. sirioaten: Reeth practice. of te cent | woman. and has very fixed Ideas of © The Lag Dr A bert Arthur, Of years, of sending Juvenile dants to! roy ‘a1 re fe ret ¢ yer a Poy he Gerry satiety, gar nee eee or FOUNG HIRT NO) Mendneen TRIS Waman'e Se that will do—and the $25 carpet may only come to $10 or $12 | We didn't American retail vook business j Eventng plan colt tmeaay, to ind calling *h # t only | "Tam oventeen and earn my own| Te the Btltor of The Brening World ‘There is some of almost every kind, from tbe Inyrain, reduced to 3fe, afraid. Here is Ruski, 12-mo books at 18¢ « volume, und ae y ; ese pie gy * | ver the, presents Tallon ke "raay jflatmee and pin-money AR A Sep wrIt eT | i eee snc Mother wd the ‘oiher | # Yad for one grade, to the finer Axminsters cediiced to $1, $0. 16-mo Raskin books et 15:, borg ot lesan prassHes should be presided over by a Maxistrate rie wilt further by a « "ut Tule of the lenaer oat My" heepmnishon fe | m “MC -dld not. please tne God pat — of dependable grade, is reduced to 40, 8 Calenders ot balé rice—ead at the new prices they star: at Se among impressiona! allnigs 1 dre: ard of Mag ding the ad i : i ' wr tr children! Firat, think of a one grade. ft aes ; i Every citisen of New York ought to do /ouxht not only to be equipped with the iwission’ of tenacent-minted hiidren tn Bat maleecieg HESUL eer Mien alos eits | etey nineteen yeare. od WhO ds- | 7 ig Spry Be Teh aa Beek tiew Be 4 all In hie power to promote the project. | Necessary legal knowledge but alse pow. the pllce-court chamber my afflanced I would have asked per-| robe before some one else’ "We," ap okiyn Mother” writes, “lay it good St whe hus te Men’s and Boys’ Clothes—Reduced a sessed of a certain sort of parental tact be directed by thi We should do all possible to severele Gnd common sense to deal with culprits. tte room, where and the innocence of | who are children. These are rare quall- md by thi SRilanced ant'the vies and corroption otras Sedpas o¢ police and other couria.| (amy tne othe worl mission. but my when I came home fro mother was out ork When J 1 o'clock, my Hepmother ‘yan very ane y. and when it dain’ et plimeet § woman ee ren al cf ei ne o ea ‘din weet my Menta rh LH Bas Mfried gulckiy.""" Tie thet moiher The January adjustment sale starts this morning. It means just this: As winter lots sell down ter COUPLE WEDS THRICE Pee ta a ed" eked mal heaps, we pst today's hurry price on the balance and let them go 14 any emit had exhatiaged | have never yet fe xe tho to at Sy eee copiuting, sa | clots pow—heve to work way ahead, i ’ oe alton mt ni) mothers. woul F i Boys’ roy — STILL IN DILEMMA. Sana Mtmancet ane eg rene, ante SCAR cy at | Alma hee honed Overcoat for” Mem, ala $25 wih Tepe $5. en ew gy 1 Oe en ee . $35 (a tair lot of each grade), all marked at 5 3 ‘Suits f¢ of 8 to 16, h ROY AND GIRL. eS des ‘ ved Hm nano 8 mine P menhins. B. CAMPER Men's bisa lteanad Fancy Vests, been $2.75 to $5, are $2 Kin ticmea ach pbs, Meath: ype , to-day. though in @ roan way they'd be $1 and $1.25. Excepting the last item, this sale is exclusively of our own rather high-grade clothing—no ‘bought TH ROM | | ACCUSED, THEN “PITIRD, to sell’? stuff. Second ficor, Fourth avenue. Children of Wealthy Con- Mice Flags Withdrew Her tdenti-| Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co, JOHN WANAMA KER 3 7, 4th Av. 9th & 10th Sta, N., tractor Seized by sine tn ; © to-day by Mise Marte Rowe. of Yonkers when there's a bridge. Don’t ! dau of W. O. Rowe, Kk «| Jaughter of ©. Rowe, a broker, Perey your | Ith. Amusements. RATER ATER A MANHATTAN’ pay ey pin PARE be Direction of Mr, MAURICE GRAY. | ryeatre a4 4 Fy WIPE. Dig WALK. E<E | Bra Cid Rharp. —— Children in the Annexed District are the man she saw in her room on the “ian £ a 2 ..rurm Te-Morrow. Mat., 3 weet, wed to fo out doors alone now | Pastor Ri; Smoked, |*'27'* het *ather'e house was robbed Profit by Jan © at F (pon ‘Price 1 ON | | fs Oren Rents dad (see! white ‘paralind (0 Be | ppe »|Dec. 11. She screamed and the man fled. | th ¥ Menara ecortt | Fey Ria Me, et ne out with nurse girls thetr mothers pray Drank and Got in jtaking, $600 worth) of sliverware ‘and @ expe. | | ~ anxiously for thelr safe return. The Debt. | palit Janet Plage. daughter of Mer | rience of apritere | GAN 22 ce reason for it is an attempt at a double e i eo nald Merath is’ the others. Ab- E pr phones may toh ap yafygh ote Kidnapping which ‘ook place ten days ago, but has just been made public. ag Charlotte, aged cleven, and Charles, | There is serious trouble hetween the) {Poor ‘felon ss - Bex dau tideal tae aged seven, the two pretty children of |Rev. Herman Rippe, pastor of Bt. laud waid McGrath was not the man has acted as Neat Minder, Jon. been Hand Charles Pitchte, a wealthy contractor Stephen's Lutheran Church, One Hun- a Rowe entered . gainer AIRS and builder, were playing in front of | ire and Alxty-fifth street and Union ath and he w Headache, a bridge for SOUVE Teautita Imp their home at the corner of One Hi avenue, and his flock, all because the = dred and Aisty-ffth wtreet and Boston |tominie ‘ran up hill, smoked cigars Dyspepsia, many to TA avenue Yate tn the afternoon when they | “There ts a padlock on the church ff ats $ carry them | h were sained by two men who clapped a|door and Mr, Rinne hax beety notified Biliousness, % over sick-| :..- A little later bey’s Effer- 14th St. "' vescent Salt THE VILLAGE POS ress FLEDERMAUS saunas to 8 Mate Wed. fat. 12 ome Be Neat Week—Giibert @ Sulltvan’ * PASTOR'S * cL an “ 4 » CENT. DAY AND Ni 12.99 UNTIL 1 OP. Y SKETCH CLUB. tnd sis anvall children, Pitehie, who was upstairs. ‘The father | “‘gey’ ip Mr. Ri en, yours ago, when Mr. Rippe ’ | s hand over each cbiid's mouth and | 'O,guit the parsonage by Jan, 2 | Regs +e trarred them towaed Hovion avenue’, | tps Senetagsion © sompreed ot we SPECIAL SALE, |§Newous = finess and p,, » AIGTORIA, The bey managed to free ble mouth) high salaries for ministers. Mr. Wi Aes Creams FrANY Qe IS Deprecton disease, [Als F and yelled, attracting the notice of Mr He has a wife ‘ ay J The daily Acna Teresa Berger ‘i chikis ce WONUERPUL I. Rheumatism. Ave | ADMISSION 10 PRK tise Of Ab- | lopment ser eatvanae iriits Giinae ith toe meee alan Sesh eta | eats, (oe Truntces Sey until the | Saiurday ent rr ‘ 10¢ ; t we Oslme whan tlaeey Gltbede ones: | see rae debe.” Wom he "Friday and Saturda bey's Efler- JuulA ino barbara Friet ett MRS. LOUISE WINSTON-LUDDON. ployed in the Sheriff's offs, suave alone palpi he announced that he es mee ecanch Chau Prvpeenstne a | | vescent Salt will keep you in dine Situs ee the hele Minit ored just rig Tb. 4 from the other direction and recognising Heme of ee or aur on Me good health and spirits the |" ‘scars sow ow saue For the thirf time Mra, Louise Win-) Dr. Luddon as co-respondent. Mra seutt | 0 children, went to thelr reso Tipps waa drinks ston-Luddon, whom the New York Su- Winetor-Ludaon brouate 8 CO ee eeahte ete te Ei escegi eed, ye es Bed Sn ectaking onto . 40: | year "round. RMPIAN THRATAN, preme Court has decided has not deen! on aimitar grounds | from thelr captors, who. exvaged in tne | Ma furnitare for W. “The mortgage was, \2* a a ee arty ca ELM Broverty divorced trom Dr. Walter! ‘The courte decided that Mrs. Laide | 47) agua 4 | ecthtig ate tome reople mho never do anmthing | EMEINE, | MY LORD. ine We "| Matinee To-Day. Winsion, hae been married to Dr. James! don's Oklahoma divorce invattd be i Mr. Pitoble was so overjoyed 1 ‘ = 19¢ | ate of your health while you have It. Retain me _ Y, le lasdden. The ceremony took pace yes cau Dr. Winston had not beam 208 cikéren back’ that ‘he iki glk ; PIC) iy the daly ase of Riey's itervencomt Sat ; ; mast (American Burlesqua-s lay vet served with n of ection. a mned f hs Feport the eccurrence to the police. H. Chocolate, Vanilla. an Dru; S | oer Aut a TAU Om Curd martes Weg tadbss| esred % JAG GG; ees er oom | are ag tao. middle-aged CA le ehgrade Bontona and hina ie 25 Pig and gists boule |e : : rections Teepe will go again before Chancelicr Sie-|through « form of common-law mat! futegs and looked Uke [rates oF all Chocolates, Ib 24c| D Pe: oat 1 7 iw \eaS Sree me vens, in Jersey City, ¢o fight Dr. Wine-| riage at a boarting-house, in the pree- |" ee es Send two vet stamps, to pay ton's attempt to gain possession of thetr| ence of @ number af frien mo BXTRA CHARGR Pon Tv, The iin You You ive Always Bs LAME. fentage and parting and ae ; eight-year-ol6 Gaughter, ‘Three mentbs ogo Dr. Winstwoe Adveniooments fer THE WORLD wil! be re. | Boars the titel ¢ tpl L ‘The Winstons were married in 180 In es bg eee Of estved ot any Amertens District Meameger Ofer tom Qt Vee, 54 Barclay st. a hi maxive ELLIOTT, es Rei tai thie olty. He te a prominent physician, Rabe toe eat | of Pastal Telegrags Ofee ie New York City os a g | MANSFIE tp 23 : living at 13 West Twenty-sizth street. | mot ed URGE to have ite OMe rates. Col! e memenger if yee have o ten, CORNER WEST BROADWAY | N | “Tit FIRST VIOLIN fanaa AAR They acparated in 188, and Mrz, Wins- 7 ineton that his } ; poo nee ‘ ton, taking thelr two-year-old daughter, pes was living uclawfully with CASINO! Last 2 Niguel PARE YE wit “WAY'Do' went to Oklahoma, where she secure! | 'The"Caxe came up for hearing before Alice Nielsen pa al 4 4 divorce on the ground of cruelty an4|Chancellor Stevens yesterday. The t THE SINWING GIRL WEBER & PIELUS » Pow yf desertion. She returned, and tn the fol- | Chance oa yy ee a | qin HiNG WHIRL-1-G1G aso HARE FlDGETY, lowing year wee married to Dr. James | 0.0) ‘7, ‘ana Mra, Ladaon went 6 Ni eee Puls \ Luddon, who hee a large practice in Justice and were married, 2, 1900 j aut METROPOLIS Harlem. pig according "to the laws of New| New York, Jan. 2, 5 | 2 hacen eee me Okladoma divorce week, ew sot Wane rrentoaes Dr. Winston retueed to Diealyeed "Hee cane comes up for hearing again | TO THE TRADE: | LAMBS, | be | way shah tts ult o . | “pk daitary ares ob oy, weming te pet DD videos ee We desire to notify the TRADE that we have been appointed sole distributers |’ SPECIALS y HAUS te Sy gor gonenay | te NS for the district of Greater New York and vicinity for | siete ts NeW VORK'S PALATIAG RESORT, | YORK.U8 preperation ) For To-Day and To-Morrow PRICES ts me, The, $08, 81. Pores a mous WHITE GOODS, |KEITH'S nmi in | cae ; eoretie and Frank Garten? These sheets and pillow cases are} BULLE get BO Sirten. Listeastore Sear} made of excellent quality Muslin, BROAD AY THENTIME oe, e m | JO! TONE torn and hemmed, ready for use. Fi 1 Ee BEN HUR BI U. anne ‘Orvene ums as aw ET SON COMPANY'S jurns te Re Rebafed hy Wile CELEBRATED and Denied Mis Little Ones. When Max Monekowits was sent to fa, F varity ane dSeshangn oes tas bee ope an insane asylum twelve years ago the Sheets, Pillow Cases. SEATS bar oe tO ae mw A i LE DRUMME ER, 4 was a babe in the house. Another w: 72x90 VO 4546 0) WALLACK'S. ® 7” a MAL (on ROOURS arated from his wife for several yearr. | ead her summoned to the Adams fireet Police Court this morning on a charg has the anak intoxication eS Nin et } born a short time afterward. He w: ‘Ago, bat when | mt i KaNK DANIEL Sin THE “AME t A STRANGER IN @ RIXW eee. 44 SOKS STRANGE Lage: WRD. DX ae AB 54x36 :12| gine aemy a tan Yard-wide bleached Mustin of a|/MAY IRWIN, "2", im k Wd ever PERT ORCHORTHA PRATS ONLY #38) standard make, sold everywhere at 9) Na aa | “ana Te waar & cents per yard, special, DALY’ $= ogee 4 ae SKATING RINK. L were Tea tri | AY Ch poeta SE 2C. LYC EUM: AC eo Cnariee Protege, ores | ANNI $d Are. {19th and 120th Sts STAR" Amusements. , Hoffman House Cigars Sere He f mS soa Hoffman House Little Cigars met they can eee them in eight months, a ry tog land conta [884 “the woman, olaly. “in chat time Mie eee an, eatakteud |e oll we coc | Hoffman House ums | Sie meskes f+ eee gents WA tewve com, promes ait tion, and wiil || be filed at factory prices ful e THE GUNNE! Reve 4b Laws Mat te gators Minetrete PATRI Nat Whe Delasere Newpeiy Aston HUBER'SwasatseaTe tide & ica ery respectfully, MURRAY ‘. METROPOLITAN TOBACCO Co, |i mauns. | BvG Prices, tie, be., Hee of Pony © Soddin o6i'g a | Omen rte