The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1900, Page 7

“THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1900. F Casperfeld 8 Cleveland, | KUMFURT SH Ss a uy ‘HOW TO BE A GOOD LONG A WIFE e oes past 40 years we have sald more wedding rings than all oth: AND oePenee SHOES. | ONLY, . Wow. Aitapn dans bok tes ibrg,"bion te ey seieaws 4] Union Square, 68 & 70 Nassau Stoy No ex'ra change for engraving, : lores Broadway & University Phiee, Corner of Joha St. i LESSON NO. 4. . ® —————— SECOND WEEK OF NE'V YORK’S GREATES® SHOE SALE. The gratifying trade of the past week has simply emphasized. ther tremendous nature of our preparations. Notwithstanding the pressure ey. extraordinary January selling the larger lots and most important off 4 are still in good condition, The fact that the sale embraces every lige, 65 distributing the trade in all departments, has contrituted to this satisface rai tory announcement, Leading lines only can be men in a sale of such proportions as this. The best kno miamufacturers in the country are represented in thors” oughly modern and stylish shoemaking—goods which for solid ‘worth and thorough finish commend th while prices are consistently from one-third to onee less than they can be duplicated for, here or elsewhere, MEN'S SHOES. Men’s Box Calf Bals, Goodyear welt, made Kia 2.20 ‘ * sell for $3.50. ‘ici mt Pages Separate After “% . Sixty Years of Wedded Life. MONEY MADE HIM A DEMON Pitiful Scene In Court When Father Cursed His Don’t Try to Sell a Iite- fit to a Purchaser When She Has a Friend with Her to Point Out Defects You Fail to Hide. ? It Isn’t Necessary to Tell “the Whole Truth to the Extent of Calling Attention to Poor Qualities of the Gar- aa : % je muscular exercion, It te exasperating veaae tare srea tie ene in Men's 6.00 and 7.00 Shoes, for. to Bave a woman insist on having you . trv everything in the house on her and p You will notice we fully dactibe every diamond we offer as to weight Boys’ Satin Calf Shoes, Foe ee an They are part of the business. Gren after hie death. t, hunting Que, gen- LADIES DIAGONAL RING, 2) solid gold throughout, genuine da- 9) > oy me Wit Call and Viel kid & ¢ “ TT sry ott same uation that the purchaser's friend, remembering that | your ambition. So, don't be diecourage?.| According ¢o the testimony yeoterday, special... Ladies’ Turkish Slippers, .39 ger, We do not waste the in talking about mountings, and saying ‘thank you,’ much lees buying. | until @ relative died and left him $10,000 ve the size of the p hive egies poten dy -_ ii Goodyear welts and valued at $2,50.....0.ceeeceseseee J 4 | Rut take these mattere philosopiically. |i trust, tne Principal to go to hie @RIl-) 8 GENTLEMEN'S RING, extra tine GENTLEMEN'S WATCH, sid ge 7 “What you ere interested in is cultivat-| This money changed him into a demon. diamond, 1', kts, superb color, ld teropghow J Ing the particular polnte in ealeemag-| His love for hls children turned to in-| Belcher setting, worth $110, $45. oe een OF ea ee C1 F LADIES’ SHOES, ss seseetage sta ee |DIAMOND WATCH, lady's ise, 3 | Ladies’ Kidskin Shoes, (orivar nn and Mckay 4 70) “This ought to be @ lesson to all | surmount triumphantly with your amia-| bitter, and he began to treat his wife ,} saleswomen that when there are two] bility and your seal unimpaired beings| with a brutality that bordered on in- stool white perfect gems, 1% kts in centre (no chip) $15 Ladies’ Box Calf, Len euae ee 2.20 ig people to talk to, always to try to eell| you just that much nearer the goal of/ éanity. blaze of fire, worth $125, $50 Ladies’ Pa Calf, Laced Shoes, vsutlly ‘4 tent sold for $4.00 or more, 2.60 j are found in the department store | ing trieng has come solely for the pur-| Much energy and vitality are leet by|the flerce olf man became infatuated clerk at any other counter, Partiowlar- | 505, of observing all defects and of | useless fretting.” ENGAGEMENT RING, pure white "a Bot eine, “any fe ont NEEDN'T TELL WHOLE TRUTH bataet lemond lent Oo $25 ga the werd, worth ae Aki | trying on of wraps 1s weartsome “Must you alwaye tell the truth about | of ANT oe 8 LADIES’ WATCH, J+kt. ? ton ai 4 L She serse one, =| rm aman? tw ner cum weet 6.4| tetnecery, warmed 8 gg $| Minne Somet (a toe cat” Ay | an cecurrence I recently saw in a lead- But if you slip tt on carefully, |truth. It ts not your business to ez-| seven ne . Orders Receive Prompt Attention. == = _ @' ) Amusements. | ____ Bremen i“ caine | 14th St, THEATRE, 97. ae ave. THE SCARATY OF f “aa Porte A fat. Res oreh. cre trbales PAL . FRESH FRUITS Hi tients Ht | ing store. Two ladies came tn together, | smoothing out any little wrinkles and | One of them wished to buy a cloak. |shaping it in to her figure, she will un- They were shown the different styles | derstand by your very touch that you ing by the saleswoman in charge. The cus- | are conscientiously trying to please her, |r answer them according to your ta- SPOORS BR P tomer selected one that she liked. and] Human CUSTOMERS’ WHIMS. srvottons, 0KR U HOWE. the saleswoman proceeded tovry it on ‘It is not always possible or eves desirable to tell everything you know 'y Gent from the beginning, but the sales- Woman pulled the top of the sleeve up sign. Conform to her ideas, not your “And @ pol well worth remembering |i the home of Jacob Stahl, Sizth ave- 4 THD NEW York : TRIED TO SELL A MISFIT “No matter what you think humor about anything. Know all about the/FRe Stable’ Frightened by the in the winter time is often a Pn rai Sie your £004 points of the goods you headie, Queer Antica of serious Iness, i iy 14 not ft. ‘That. much was evt> Resgpsll eye gshdpene dag te Ma teaste. too much time trying prestg cause of Bape bed tay ii ater , ra 7 to find out the bad points. “Spooks have been playing high Jinks ; ° ¢ BeOee CORP | Pe OS rots lira Reatieane. | —te own. If she asks for your taste tell! is that when you do not succeed in sell- ‘ with @ jerk, endeavoring to take out hat think te to her. nue ang East Fifth street, Paterson, re . } Geme.-ef the fuinecs,. quich: punto. tun] Til’ tek hoes calla eee netoiee, Ae ance he roan aeerteeet NOCIN. 2. for weeks past. Stahl and bis Hi ° 4 faded AY go dugg Tine " coat wrinkle badly. Bhe pulled the c¥6-l nyt hes one of her own, follow out Ret |ict tne tacit te Cooetiy te screen az) family. fright the remarkable|Neibuhr Rescued Hess ; Postponement, exis. | 1 conrinvous | 4 tomer around with undue force, and/itea an nearly es you cap.! If yoUlyou try you can make them altractive| Family from Burning ‘3 : mY {PASTOR ‘an tried to get the cont on so that the| haven't what she wants, use @ great | ang ood sellers by your own individual ny det, the toate by ye 2 uP. bd re AKDECK | defects would not be observable, evi- | teal of tact in trying to sell her a dit-|emort, ‘There is a lot in talking @ thing Tenement. dently forgetting that the prospective | ferent. garment. Don't sneer at het! uy well.” CATHERINE KING. purchaser's friers! had fairly good eye-| taste, even If you think it very bad, \ deceased. He believes she has forced ching the pertorm: | for that i a sure ‘way of driving het! tm tomorrow's Kvening World | revenge Be Tee PS S| a. amity of sts persone wie. bravel elsewhere, Pret. Butler will give Catherine mate. rescued by a policeman at 4 o'clock this “Ot course the cloak saleswoman has morning during # fire in the tenement at | éj King a lessen in how to cell shoes. stomer frankly many trials durts y. The try- " , oe | ean. ith earn ah NOT A CO-RESPONDENT, |," imeem wre cuaine 1 occu | fhe | Jarbenn, Pred’k Hallen a Mollie Puller, | pled by A, Weltistein as a bakery, A pan | THE BOSTON STMPEON!. ALDERMAN OKIE WHIPS = recc ee | ar, Sale, Ue Sento es DEWEY Wine, Womend Song ' Seribaer. ‘kman, scared out of his wit P Joeet. Pert. ILLDA THOMAS & Co. TWO MEN IN LONDON, | 2-127: Seexre sy Stee te roo saree 2! nue, widow of J. Blatr Beribner, who had] ing an alarm. amiaeaneueae dick . - been mentioned in the divorce proceed-| Five minutes later a péliceman dis- p 1 see 8 MouliereSisters | Raat iin o Burke Bro, and Greet 1 by that th ‘oat q 71 re | ings Instituted t Dr. J. C, Praser,| covered the fire. The smoke by that tlie | UO Te ALACE The Nawns. | MADISON SQ. GARDEN AITION OF ‘of Pasadena, Cal., has been vindicated filled the hallways, endangering the lives) tis ‘areca Ween be cnner do sapthiog fins bareatiay foran @ “Picks,” §) others AL M1 AND AC of the three families asleep in the UPPET | care of your healil while you have it. Retaia | oa em. | ; VICTORIA, ct"Stac’ 3s. Saba te or Drinking at Matiners. ACADEMY OF MUSIC 1th ft. Resents Accusation that He Cheated at Poker ached rons tee written @ letter of apartments, The police managed to get | I by the daily une of Abbey's Effervescent Salt, | i1/ apology to Mrs, Scribner. all the occupants out except the family | All 7 orce [of Lewis tess, who with his wife and) Dru: f sees hetin 6 hoe Seen feeaaee irander and Gresser in the Barroom of the Cecil. | 1 Pasties’ Wat" Mie Berionct's name! four children, lived on the top floor .|25e., 50c. and $1 per bottle. ‘tie ‘itis Sa WONDERFUL LAME | * WAY DO % 4 bale asa MAND & CURRAN. BELLR STEW; _ MINER’S 28, TAR BOY WIth THE ORGAN AIRE Joe Hart & Castie De Mas, Ancther © Frank's Composition. With every successive hearing of the = Boston Symphony Orchestra admiration | of its playing grows, Mr, Gericke at the * concert in Carnegie Hall last night Achieved results with {: that were patis- fying even to the most exacting of his critics. The skill of the individul not mentioned. A decree on the! Policeman Neivuhr gainea the roo! 7. f : sm, strumentalists and the precision, ff of cruelty was granted. iuroaa The, noaee elon sone ees Send two ect. stampa, to pay | Mle. | Adimission to Promenade | S0c, peace Riya ing soutie oi the : ; Ress, tone and color extracted from the house, rescued the Hees family. He age aad packing, sad we ILL THEATRE Howard P, Okie, the ex-member of the : . ‘ pee, famaily, . Me Weill mail you one ofthe most | MURRAY tit, THEAT! blending of the whole body of players) Hoard of Aldermen, whose erratic career WAY NOT, MR. ROSSITER ? | ct, sns ai seats ascent at dainey and beautiful colored | Weary V. Doasely Bore (| Were little short of marvetlous, recently has brought him much noto- es by one he passed them up to the roof calendar creations ofthe Yeats | AN ENEMY oT. KING rahme's ‘Tragic’ overture made riety, had a lively fstic it late is ‘The Abbey Efvrvescent salt Ev'g Prices: the Brah fistic Agni last inccaaas be eas te brother officers who had also come to A Tay AI brillant opening number and the two] night in the barroom of the Hotel Cecil, Patron of fl Phe fire caused a loss of $1,000 Dept. C, 13 Marray Mt. New ¥ fog ‘TReaTen, Woes movements from Mosekowskt's interest-] London, #0 the cable reports, | Plaine Be Cannot Get Hie Nickel —__- SS ee Kren ih age Wed &. Sei ing suite served to display to the best 7 Oe ee ee ee Back Whee Traine Den't Res. Rogtander—Raumann. Latest Musica! Comedy Succems, ee Advantage the orchestra's exceltence.| Mamtnt Ago leaving hie wie, who 1s 4 To che Bitter af The Bvening World: Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Baumann, of 1 LITTLE LAMBS, | —- Anus. posers ts The p i 5 grt rv wide 5 Has the Brooklyn Elevated road A! wos: Kighty-ninth street, have ireued * ra GRAND THE GUNNER'S ; . rincipal work was Cesar Frat his child behind. He also is said to have right to Keep the money of its Would-| canis for the forthcoming wedding of Next Ween Sanger in Symphony in D minor, a novelty here.| left many debts. Mrs. Okle was reported | tr as ¢ when trains don't run?|; anentae,. 1 ; rr = Se eee Tis instrumentation is rich and modern: =| | Bivery day there is a block on the Fifth) of this cit will ta STAR ** ! fie fundamental theme interesting, and |Averes reed, bendrede of people crowd | jonday ev : perry. seen a [est ote 7 the whole composition of great meri j |the elevated stations and seine lacie, Wodhesden one etertor, 2:08, |Get amet ie coe Ternina was the voloist chosen when trouble in the Cect! was over a! for many minutes quit disusted EMPink THRATRE BROTHER OFFICER Seow sy ie, foes Tram ' COMPANY in vi ¢ the concert w: ranged, but {11 health | game of poker. He had just entered the | caused the substitution some time ago| barroom when two Kngilshmen, with) of Schumann-Heink, Yesterday the lat-| ¥hom he had been playing, accused him N ter was also Indispose’ and at the last | of unteir play. have to pay another fare to to} having given Mr, Rossiter s com- ay a Bt Mark's, place a 2D MONTH. MAT) eras. | BIJOU, xen men, afier watting for j Wm. Gilletie Moment Olitzka took her place. She} Okic's reply was a swing of his right) fieen minutes, demanded their mone sang ariay from Mozart's “Titus and | hand on the Jaw of one of the English- ; fi 1 al gl ital dani MADISON $Q. THEATRE, 240% at. svar Bway. g Ba.nt-Sacns's “Samson et Delia.” men, sending him to the floor. His “[ have to look out for the interests Evan $2, Wheel Wiha Whos! seer aie ob pt). eels thn 5 nme, companion tried to mix matters, but a of the Com} 1 can't give you back Americans jumped forward, S. ¥. strife Quartet’s Reettal. ner ‘The recital of the New York String} T?!NS: oe Quartet last evening abe Hall de. | “One at a time! | r me Rn WARD @ VOKES ¥ m1 sch es ibe Pum Shes wees rns SY SN "St They are GRAND) a5 tite ars, Lindt ENB | . e t Okje sailed in and whipped the first . . man grinned. 4) ured ons sitet ta oe and then took @ turn at the other : : f oR gy WE al and pe KNICKERBOCKER, al a JO ee CN 9 i only damage suffered by the ex-aiter-| [7 f f 4 ELIA shursiecsing + eae poerighl Bid Lap lhscory Md x iba RUBBER PLANT. vestered health aad orn, om ai ed Tes ey day! en me A KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN, HUNG st ih or F it of @ Contraite. | ids Mirs Olive Celeste Moore made WEDDING A SURPRISE. een penunantianeeeeesere | Little Red Riding Hood! fr @ebut in 2 song recital at Mendelssohn | New Ca - ae ee ai: elna Janeway, Famous Princeton Feot- | WALLACK’S. ruth duos Fat it Soy conten, ce (BIG WEST SIDE REVIVAL. WILL SMAPSHOT PATRONS PAN Ail THAME yoke: aie \_ == 4) in ‘Two Werks’ Campaign Against Sin| Breekiye Napid Transit Compan: ‘ Swi seijowas DISCBARGED CONREID® Beaen In Thicty-Fowrth Street | Werns People Now te Get tiver ot Hugh Hi. Janeway over ema KE ITH S Cok Wiig aps Reformed Chureh. O8 Their Ca, eee ay “They ony they Knew nothing MATTHOWS € HARRIS. BIOGRAPH, & Eeving Wines Theatre Manager a4! The West Bide revival began last might| Parity to teach thd travelling public to |aboa: it until they read It in the news. @ NT APFORD BROADWAY Pe rk 4 be more carcful, but mainly to avoid | Ne kATU) 2 © 4 — Charava with Spoday Vietatton. | cyurch | suits for damanen che Brooklyn Rapla itgergl saa the A ga ENCYCLOPE DIA ee ate nora ae Nau R. Transit Oompa Ny owing CCE | lan in Ite raed ees bisa —_=_ GET & LITTLE ONE THE | = Herald Sq. Theatre, "v.52, Me* 3 | | saeateottoge rigen “asd Sitag onty'Mte pavingetasca NAUGHTY ANTHONY. Be ae Pe » may O08 MANIA r Getting Alfmany and Coun. eet Pee Atlewanee. i ‘ common-law wife suing for divorce “UL” may Have to Give Transte: Podge MSE tas taatikage bothers ALBANY, Jan. 19.—Mr. Farrell, of Kings, allowed alimony and counsel fees by AN trial of = sult. This Justice jews im the Bupreme Court to-day Marv TAY AM in PAPAS © AAMAHELD "vine i CINEMATOGRAPH. 3 MUSIC.