The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1900, Page 5

SR be RP + a PP CRINE ane Meek aA sce ee 5 Ded 5 ‘ THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1900 f “HOW IFOUNDBROOKLYN.” WHAT TO DO WITH: ak Chae 7A | | : fs 1 | BY CAPT. JAMES K. PRICE, WIFE BEATERS. -ZAltmand@o. Kevsdi Brag stece e / now lower than ever. of woe bolt Way the Biel Fate | Ladies’ & Children's His Own. | Announce an Unusual Sale for several days, commencing Hemstitched Tea Cloths, Win ter | 90c, each, - | sent, thn and foe tive eat TREE: SAPRORIT, 19 |Hematitched Lunch Cloths, Garmenh, & for getting drunk and persistently an- | | $2.95 each. ie 4s noying, his daughters at the home they | at which their entire collection of Prices i Deeg rect, auaacsey ail | | | Hemstitched Lunch Sets, WV ; me) tn Yorkville Court this morning: | PERSIAN SILK RU er and one dozennapkins,| 'es# than /9 original,” Bloat | GS $675 st. me ze i rr ht ee | ii sae 0 |Hematitched Dinner Nap. “#75: Facets arisocuse ot. yourial ; d@ Box Coats, Knew Me Was In Breckiya. Woeeted Reynolds, Did Vout? [Siu in cae ie that you Keep away | | kins, $7.50 deren. . sip tiem chalet that they maintain, but] / | EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES. | |Hemstitched Linen Sheets, sizes 6 to 14 years, ; i y. name poh cveg bo aie ' perl be and offered me a bargain in some ghey ie had my way, I'd take all ne | | $3.25 pair, $5.00, $7.50& $10.00, \ a Looser ea eth te Cb ctias co leer as He engi uneevOUs | auch fellows an you—wite-beaters, ‘Alen: ta’ sblttions, ' sand Emb’d formerty $240 to FELn @ly captain and my name is known in the| 1 nally made him understand Zo. | drvakarde and the Hikes of you-and pul | | & y | and Emb'd Pillow Cases, Ladie: , G. bf Ci aa Precinct, commonly |mcbe, I ettmbed on unoiner ear and. | Ae Lake care of his own.” | MAGISTRATE BRANN. | £0 PERSIAN AND TURKISH CARPETS. Hemstitched Pillow Cases, $9.50 & $14.50, \: formerly $16.0 to 4 at 9 | $1.95 pair, ey ‘ AT REDUCED. PRICES. | vaine $3.50 Ladies’ and Misses’ , SE IiAGs Fackets, 4 ‘ \Lord & Ti aylor, of Finest Kerseys and H Broadway & 90th Cheviots, hasdsomely lined, ' es . Bnown as the Tenderloin. Late Satur-| due course of time reached juster mans axsnseraneerreninsinest Gay night I received an order from W-/of buildings in ao wala ot trolley . BE Seats eee TINIEST HEAD OF iSimnraidess|.momencmcres| A SMALL FAMILY. { fi -ssocbesethy gi cg) Neard that | @idn't teil Aim who 1 was and he asked | j 7 But where, own dis-|™¢ why I didn't wait unt) to-morrow, icaauns wou cst année Instead of breaking in ge the sabbath Wad to Read Guide Beoks But I reached the place at last. A young reporter, seeing me and hear-) ‘The Detective Bureau ts a pretty suit fog me repeat the strange word. (hen/ or rooms, with desks and chairs in it, | came forward with the information (hat) Rening one of the desks a man, with it was between Houston street and Coney} nis feet om the furniture, was reading Talan@, and he thought !t Med something |, paper, On the walls were nice steel to do with Rapid Transit, but of that) sogravings of (ieorge Washington, Tim he was not sure. att further informa~| othy Woodruff and W. F. Miller. tion’ | songht guide books. ‘There » Bright and carly yesterday mornings! ruse ca tha ae yiensed kes os 7 with my crofentios th ey pocket, Leet] pettan’” ‘The'sen resding ioskea tp out for my new billet. I had learned| Sad saw me. bide. the that ft was the Municipal Building. —legenar’ he queried. abn: It was all right golng Gowntown in] “I am Capt. Price, of New York," 1 Manhattan, because several times, nota-| smewered.” and I have come to take . bly when Dewey arrived, 1 was all the! ‘He surveyed me from head to toe. way to the Battery. The conductor on vi pn dy the Broadway ear told me to step off Pi pitaghmapetealictiagted joward the} * uu hha’ Capt. Reynolds ae ya nd pom sowerd te Be te Maar ee aed ‘The Brooklyn Bridge is a magnificent) +. ure my 1” T next asked. specimen of the builder's work, but the] He surprised pias entrance is a macistrom, There was a 4 ,W0Y. dont you Know this te Sur: large crowd there, pushing and shoving work on Sunday ‘here ih Birookiyn ‘i other, while t t t a a step sively. I Regatta | hie wor ng Iya all tay en Low} in my life. I went up to a tall man and nay Gee Shine at’ Newtewn Oreck asked him how to get to City Hall. ong would be here Wednesday. he answered: “Tak’er Fin atrit car er Finely Preserved Sedy. Gren-'n'-Gates-Marcy-Aven'e. Git erlong! They area body In fine state of preser- now!" . pe ‘There are forty altogether, ve UNUSUAL SALE OF | FINE SILK UMBRELLAS. TUESDAY, JANUARY seth. Twilled Sik Umbrellas, bandles of Ivory and Silver, | Peas! and Silver, Horn and Silver, Sterling Siiver Caps and Natural Weod, Silver mounted, 26 T climbed aboard ore of the care pore have been in the gid the conaneise' ta) mahip. aot | Sines the m war, One of thes ‘ 5 told ) pointes with to hie an, Made the Grand” Tour. record, jot a je cit in the | After riding a} long time, it appeared to | BOFeUEM, good or wad. could say Re had | me in @ circle, we came to a cemeterv,| 1 told the men that the; wou nave | “Is this Brooklyn? 1 asked. to work apd that we w bustress 18 ‘The conductor lovked at me. ou modern methods. I talked to ‘faem “gure,” he answ calmiy<bat forcibly. Wi 1 war, Ua od T waat 40 Ci Mall” 1 {fol gel endered the 4 loge and “I waat to go to the.Cit ft tin. To u 2 sated weir Biudew a folt into the Sega thet shook He tookied at me *Y in-eiLaian'rchew. | ‘he, building. ong, dk sergeant noe tr’naf'r at UMpumpurp sir't an’ take-®- | and. forty men. fore 1 get ¢! a greencars” he demgaded, “Gitouthers Ny will be fevers men and bai n'gobaek.* | dime Re soon ae ‘I Weura to dodge trat- 1 got out anf an underiaker came to | leys | am going out tu look up the town, GURL MARRIED LOVE LUCHS AT MIS 01,” MA, NOLD-UP | | sides 50h St. CaF from 150 10:56, 600.4. No use informing you where to Wwok for the very bests bargains in Silverware. ‘The Macy stock and the Macys prices are too well known for that. We indulge ir: few quotations to-day to illustrate how much | TUESDAY, JANUARY 16th. Tolfets Sik Waists, Corded, Blacly~and | effects, Black and Sixteen-Year-Old Bride/Camden Belle Triumphs a ” ys regular rates are than the specials exploited by ~ “Quickly Tired of Hon- | Over intercepted pica A ngage | Teche Tata ak Watt, timmed wig) 6 Make comparisons. There can be but one verdict, It eymoon. Letters. rachly, chaiee jn, ihe, house, The Houle «© + 6 1 ee CO will favor these : | roum s! at oat he part 1m juare, t! lor ten | Sauste, Fhe fe (hgecial to Tae Rveniag World.) lance, and the taby, Wille, nineteen | ti Teddine. ant he chorhin Noite Norman, after her elopement| CAMDEN, N.J.. Jon. 15—Miss Luella] months old, war taken jo Roosevelt | °nildren Ltt reasy aid from Hackensack, N. 2., three weshs/ cramer, a handsome and welleto-do betie| Ho#pital, when an Evening World re-| my children’ feeueed the mother, “Ben, ago, witb Harry Hunter, whom she mat) oo nis cit 1 be QT jorter vielted the dark and dirty itl re's 3 pot of stew inet Wee were Shed at saidnight, was a bride just long ty, will be married Tuesday | nome of the Magees, C3 West Forty;|/as' mente supper and herve men enough to repent her rash act. and{ ¢vening to Rev. Clifford Shaffer, a tal-/aixth street, rear, this morning. bh Me, aarp 4 aaved teetome k f fei | ie feather leerped the serioumness of robbing a fond | ented young Baptist clergyman. Little Mary ix “ten going ou eleven”| “I work in Starn’s restaurant, wi Mine Cramer's parents objected to Mr.| 2¢aT old, but her face—as much of it] Maher amt upstairs w T Het Shactler’s attentions 12 their daughier |S Wat ‘sible through be fivdy te phe ay (0 ty, sypher nord ee rts two years ago, and Anally, to prevent the Be per heey Bren de avs 4 1 t 8 aay fr y Si Ve Te Sterling Silver Table Ware. L$ sf ving apart, | neighboring i! id ty EE 4 g wipe ia with @ detailed -descrip- ce Gon of treatment and final impris-|CONsummation of the engagement. her i gh ogg ge rraitote a mail was intercepted. bride io $upt sizteon years 0l4,| Fer months neither lover heard of the| ** We had beefseak and bread well Geveloped and of pleasing appear] other, arid both pined. and butter for breakfast. Honest, we ‘ -iee. ‘Ter husband to seventesn. thas time aa! ee ‘Both had been lovers for a long time. “Richie looks thin and pale asd Me Sire. Wenter, tho husband's mother, ob- hungry, like that, ‘cate he'a y a " gets 1 ‘ie ‘$usted to the march, se the youthful patr tapeworm: and I hed scarlet fever and = 4 ‘ sy fix | Spasme last summer, an ain't got yen oe are not ing, : . } wom fat again. We have yi we want to eat, pleat poh. or eeecmrees.. IMR » jj fig Tee Pots..... woe $,89| Cracker Jars......snsoee vi: POOR LITTLE RICHIE, | Satin Fas ntasr'cF fata” aeuarthon geen a way reese ik Ne! MARY'S ARGUIBENT. Rogers Table Ware. } .< (eottee, thomesioes te toe hovas the Gave out a Jeaden-eray paloness| | Heer, ine Mitleat miner regumed ber cece cece 596. Fish Knives, €40h. +++ +2000 | qpethdr-ie-iaer, Mro. Hupter, ir, says, 2 t made his face wnd gaunt title form!“ ‘The clas came last week. as “ii H| ait i 3 i ‘he rofessd indiguaatly, says, | BESS mo ee | Se Jee [Pe a” pe Tp aa PEPE a 2 nS er Shoe Horns 19¢ 29 49¢ Tooth Brushes... mF neha sitee ot Se, Hon " sane ne | eat ha nescipe te aaa Bution Hooks...., 19¢ 29¢ 49¢ Nail Brushes...... ee [who sed en Govt. Is a y chten tom | at poate Beerapbard hae ~~ Paper Cutters... 196-29 49¢ Dressing Combs. | ‘mmm comms Senos |=." ia nal? — .. ee tore be. Be Py # & a ar ; pee Se Hay. ald the Ltttest mote Ld ye (p Mantel! Sets, Clocks, Bronzes and Statu “ma toe | in "bage Sropirsy SOU the Motel Lg My Mave you any : | | Mantcl Set, including Clock and pair of | Tray Clocks, pusrantecd e i rs Chee on aie ta epsoue, Lite Mt § i sy) vi Gala) Cane Gol or as ani, prdiag arte 8 TR ; : and H. soles the 1. | ' Y { on Tapia nt cose eo fs asat PRICE 25 * PKS or ye Ee i i I rill i at i] if i i i i { do yaw ‘ow p nnd Willhe—in this 2 wamms is away | teamel, $21 .73 to $93.21. . to 923.4%, Mantel Clocks, Algerian onyx, r .74 10 831.48, } trp) saihihes od i Ry | ace oy al 4