The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1900, Page 10

OW TUNEL wee ALIENS Maurice Minton’s Bill to dove! In affect, Exhibition of Cotton Fabrics for Spring. Sheer or heavy materials, introducing new weaves, designs and colors, The floral patterns are exquisitely arranged, colored and hand-printed, Those interspersed with conventional figures are exceedingly Dotted and striped Protect Home Mousselines de Soie,—corded or plain weave. Labor. Fine corded Batiste, Printed Organdie. Embroidered Swiss. PADRONES ARB AT WORK.) © Zephyrs. Cotton and silk Grenadines, Deciaresitaly\s BeingScoured Fine sheer Dimities,—30 inches wide,—floral ° bar pe pe and line stripes,—pin head and polka dots. Delicate colors, black white. Gipectal to The Rvening World.) ALBANY, Jan. 22—At the session of 25 cents Yabor shall not be employed tn proposed Manhattan and Bronx Gunnel. The resolution is a sfollows: ink or heliotro: ‘ound, nna p pe gr srovement inva van amare 124% cents per yard, Mtwerees, The work on Manhattan JAMESMcCREERY &CO., alone promises to give pwards of 10,00 men, iH This employment #0 eagerly by the , unemployed of this State t threat- i i i i ; and, ‘Thie influx of Tealian labor- productive of distress to 0 the detriment of our Irish- Citizens ae well as against terests of the city of (Greater and the State of New York; US MEETING Consolidated Stockhold- ers Call Each Other Liars and Scoundrels. ‘The industrial records dem- hat the !tallan competitive is demoralizing to organised A @ large proportion of the wages earned by them is carried out of country; therefore, be it it Con- Pocebaylig mu ane Paired or] taar, scoundrels, dishonest, were the Protect the interest of this State in Con. | Mildest on Fee aks Gon: Brews as set forth in this resolution; ang] Meeting of the Mace, wake be tt further pany stoamseleere at the ing Resolved, That the Pre: offies to-day. hereby requested Ff pam eee ‘The cause of It all was that the hold: Jere of the majority of the stock re- forcement of the Emigration jaws and inte apont all laws affecting the tmportation of | Msed to Maton to any compial jth foreign labor at the several ports of (tte company’® present man) Tt ; entry to thie country. They went to the length of threatening Mr. Minton, speaking on the resolu. {0 throw the complainants out of the tion, said: ream. “[ understand that the agents of etenm-| The meeting adjourned |n Alsorder Phip companies are flooding Italy with WitHout fintehing the election they were Porters to Induce laborers t ome ty called to make this country, | want our pt ering More than one hundred persone were tected, ‘They are endeavoring to live aa |present when Bam loan, ex-President | el nd Wert. Am of the Delaware, Lackawanna a chlordane he cen Rallroad, called the meeting to order he Standard Ol Company Interests, Protected from this foreign element ir “American money wil: be used in con- | which has absorbed the company, wae Birwoting the tunnel and should fo 10) A ee in force, headed by Wiillam Rocke- #6 . i Pay for the work of Americans ice Wumealt. ‘There wea (rouble EFOe POUND STILL AT A FIRB, |%ae%8i2" nua oo sonner announced that th enames of Willlam C. Whitney, Mee: Anthony Brady and Thomas F. Ryan mahiner Had Plant in Kast-84e | were to he substituted ty Dr. Elliott and Tenement-Slase Led to Messrs, Holden and Lee, on the olf Discovery. Board of Directors, when George Al- A emall fire in the basement of the ee a bedded arose and de- five-story tenement, © Madison street, ™N to be hear . Qe-day resulted tn the discovery of a) “MP. Chairman,” he demanied, “I rise to protest agains! the promanagement of le =moonshin stiliery there But no one was captu | this’ —but he got no further, ‘When flames were found coming from| _“! move we adjourn,” Interrupted Mr fhe basement the firemen found e think Rockefeller calmly, “Seconded,” came a fron-clasped door double locked. They | ° Broke {t open and ran into the still Tied.” cree the chatrwen, ‘wath! There was one filled barrell of rye o'clock,” and Mr. Lamb retired. hiekey, beside copper kettes for boll-| At! o'clock Mr. Lamb was again on fag the mash, A worm and a cooling vat. | Ms feet and began to criticise the man- Fad the whiskey caught an explosion ®eement. “I represent $00 shares,” he} Would have followed. The place had ¢xclaimed. @ridently been in operation a short time| “I move we adourn,” called Mr. Rocke before. feller calmly again. “Seconded,” came No one knows the name of the man | the chorus again. who was running the place, and he evi: Mr. Lamb and Mr. Jelinck were on Gently Jid all his work late at night. | their feet talking at once. W. Seidter, of % Henry street, the “This Is unheard ofit's dishonest— fandlord of the building, said that on You are all Gshonest, We'll take this Jan. 9 a mar giving the name of J. | to the courts. unheard of. You are Freeman rented the place as a paint liars and acous ha shop, but he did not know he had Vote came the cries. moved in. “Carried,” erted the Chairman. ‘The Revenue Detective Long says he has men still protested Deen watching the place for some time “Put them out’ was the cry and a and knows Freeman to be a member of SToup gathered about the two men @ east side moonshiner gang. They finally left the bullding vowing to bring the matter before the courts. Shirtings,—suitable for waists,—one yard wide, —white figures or stripes on delft or pale blue, Broadway and 11th St. BiG AOW AT CASSATT-FELL WEDDING. GAGE MUST TELL ALL Gon of Railroad President Marries Daughter of Mrs. Ales. Van Renoeeiner. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22.—Miss Min- ‘aeatdass a ara Oe ee a enter of Mrs All| WABHINGTON, D. C,, Jan 2—Bena- to-day ¢o Hebert Keles Cassatt. son ‘0? Allen to-day introduced @ resolution of, A. J. Cassatt, President of the Penn- | directing the Secretary of Treasury to syivanta Rajiroad. supply additional information regamiing ‘The ceremony was performed in St.| his deal with the Nathonal City Rank of Thomas's Episcopal Church, White- New York Marsh. a suburb of this city. by the, genator Aldrich, one of the Adminis- Rev. Samuel Snelling, rector of the | crarion jeaders, objected to ite immediate the Minsen Mae cOmmderation and {t went over until to- Feil, Pilen Drexel} Paul, Katherine Cas ™OrTOW. gatt, Elsie Cassatt. Rhoda Howe, laly | There will be a strong fight made by Rhodes, Pauline Biddle, of this etty;|the Republicans against the passage of Mary McCormick, of Chicago, and Miss|the resolution, as they fear further Grey, of Albany. revelations, bridegroom was attended by Mur- Pa Parbes, of Boston, as beet man. ‘The bride wore a gown of white point ‘with a veil of the same matertal. Allen Offers 4 Revelation tn the Senate About the Bank Deal. WEDDED A JAPAMESE. Stepece of Gov. Nach, ef Obie, Ser- priecs Bie Friends in Colem bee. (Ripert! to The Brening World) COLAMBUS, 0., Jan, %—Gov. George Nash received @ letter today from stepson, David who had Pr “Japanere lady of |ting or fly front coat, ' ord atthe tady wee, Monty ete-[ "Nadempersior® fe, and of one of the oldest of the| Perry's Pharmacy: and white or grey and per yard, BLANKETS, Fine Eastern and Califor- nia wool,—full, double bed size, $3.00, $4.00 and {5.00 per r; Value $4.00 to $6.50 Extra size, $7. ir; xtra s ne, $7.50 per pair BED SPREADS, Crochet,—tull size c., $1.15 and $1.40; a5 Wik cent to ibaa Marseilles, $1.50 and $2.00. Marseilles, —asatin finish $2.00 and $3.25, Value 42.50 and $3.75 COMFORTERS. 500, — Silkoline,—various designs and colors, $1.00; Value $1.50 This department has been transferred to the basement JAMESMcCREERY &CO,, Broadway aud rth St. SALE OF SUITS. Gowns, — made of basket cloth or serge,—with fancy silk yokes, Tailor suits, with fly front or tight fitting coats. 7.50 each; Formerly $35.00 Tailor-made Suits, — with double or single breasted box front coats, $1000 each; | Formerly $18.00 to $20.00 Tailor gowns, — made of homespun, Camel's hair, or Venetian Cloth. Tight fit- Lined with silk, $15.00 each; Original price, $28.00 JAMESMcCREERY&CO,, Broadway and 11th St. AGED COUPLE BURKED. Mrs, Mening’s Drees Caught Fire and Husband Was Injured tm the Reerae. Martin Manning, fifty-six yeare oid. and Ellen, his wife, of the same age. y burned in attempting to put out @ small fire at their home, § Avenue towiay ‘A plece of wood fell out of A when si fames was also set fire. | The fire did little dama Husband and wife were ireated at Rome. ———— WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for the thirty-six hours end- and Tuesday; L southwest winds, increasti The folowing rec: shows the “Ranges the morning 7 thermometer AM... OA B., OAS... WIM... @ stove | ~ on tl jempled to or, tt, rs ning om caught fire Her husband rai to her) =! escue ts e smothered the THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1900, sors | Stern Brothers will introduce to.morrow an entirely 2 Clasp, pique sewn, street, gloves, Colors: tans, gold, | tabac, red, brown, black or white, Fine quality and finish, $1.0, per pair; Value $1.50 JAMESMcCREERY&CO.,| Broadway and rith St, | JANUARY SALE OF | WOOLEN DRESSGOODS| Nine hundred yards of Im- ported Novelty fabric, — basket weave, Raised, black silk, figure designs, on red, gray, sage or castor grounds. 95 cents per yard; Former price, $2.25 Challie Foulards,—fine quality,—silk warp. White dots and figures on national or navy blue grounds, | 48 cents per yard, JAMESMcCREERY&CO, | Broadway and 11th St. stance: Of genuine di button; wor Of fine Don, p Shape, patent or kid $30), ateree see Got $4.00 value ent or kid tip, lies « $5.00 value, very latest sha Ehrich Bros., New Style of Ladies’ Suits For Rough Weather Wear as well as Golfing, Cycling and Coaching Perfectly Hygienic and comfortable at the Special Price of $23.50 West Twenty-Third Street Stern Bros will offer to-morrow Rich Cut Glass Oil & Vinegar Cruets, 91.45 Bon Bon Dishes a ae 61.48, 1.95 with handles, Water Bottles, Celery Trays, 8 & 9 inch Bowls, 93.50, 4.75, 5.50 $1.65, 1.95 $3.50, 4.50 | Jugs, in two sizes, 94.95, 7.95 Unusually Low Prices West 23d Street NTELLIGENT fupary NVESTORS NVARIABLY Wants” Bie | Resalts, | N RELATION | To Bargains in Real Estate, | StemBros To-morrow In thelr Hosiery Dep't Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose, with spliced soles, at Actual value 25¢ Ladies’ Extra Quality Black Lisle Thread Hose, with spliced soles, at 25° Actual value 35¢ Men's Cotton Socks, Black, Tan, Cadet and Gray, with spliced soles, at Actual value 37¢ West 23d Street 19¢ 5c NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT. Advertisements tor THE WORLD will be re- cotved at any American District Meenenger Office of Postal Telegraph Office in New York City at Office rates. Call « messenger if you have @ bos. 6th Ave. and 23d St. p to Eastern Shoe Factories and Some of the Results for You. The chief of the shoe store has returned from a trip to the best-nown factories. Almost before he had told us of his purchases the first shipment arrived, His word for it-—substantiated by the goods themselves—he has someof the best shoe values we have ever offered, 3.50 Shoes for Women at 1.50. These are of fine glaze Dongola, hand sewed, button or ‘ace, made upon latest, most stylish last, The world would be better if ail 3.50 shoes wer: as good. Shoes for Women. | | FOR CHILDREN heel, lee, sizes 6 Gloves--Another Purchase---10,200 Pairs. Another weck of unrivalled Glove selling. None o! this lot should bring less than 1.50, and values range as high as 3.00. Kid and suede for women and misses; some in white with white or black embroidered backs. S:reet lengths; also extra lengths for evening wear. Your Choice Now at 59, West 40S. ere ‘Ar AB Ss Ty CLEARANCE SALE DINING-ROOM FURNITURE. Antique Oak Sideboards, $22.00, $35.00, $60,00, $95.00, ' former prices $27.00 to $128.02 | | Extension Tables, China Closets. | Side Tables, Chairs, &c. , Artistic Pure Wool Carpets also reduced—Moquette, 75c. a yard; spe- clally selected dining-room colorings. “Long Credit” gives immediate pos- session to all bargains CASH on CREDIT OWPERTHWAIT &, 106 and 108 West 14¢ St. Children’s Shoes. FOR BOYS—498 pairs, satin calf, spring heel, lace, | London cap torsizes 910 1394, should b 75¢ | | H FOR INFANTS —Fine dongoli, kid or cloth top, button, sizes 2 to 6, worth 60¢., Missvsctysnse 35c FOR MISSES—Fine dongola kid, button or lace, Sizes 12 to 1, worth $1.99, at... .ssseeeseeeee 75¢ For in- ¢ $1.25,at Tan and black dongola, spring to 10%, worth $1.25, Me . 65c By DAVE Author of “Only One Girl NORA, I ADORE HER. MARION, in All the World for Me,” “Her Eyes Don't Shine Like Diamonds,” &c. As Sung with Great Success by Lizzie B. Raymond. Order a copy of next Sunday's World from mewsdealer and get song free, é — t e kine to match, ANNUAL SALE CHINA AND GLASS. Basement Salesroom. CHINA. DINNER SETS, Austrian Chisa Croton Set,|2glish Porcelain Dinner 5 pieces, — decorated with| Sets, with border design in lilies and forget-me-nots or|&?€y OF old blue, holly ber- violets, ries and leaves with picture 60 cents per set; centre decoration, Novel Value $1.25. shaped covered Dishes, Rose and ribbon decorated Sets, \Fine China Ramekins or| Indian red, blue, or apple Pate Bakers, — fluted de- green,—r12 pieces, sign, — hand-painted, floral : border, I5 Ard 20 6 cout — Fine Austrian China Sets, 100 pieces,—Decorated with Victoria China Oyster|*Pfay* snd scattered blos- Plates, decorated with Mar.|2°™* of violets or forget- guerite wreaths, finished|™*-5°t® Fancy edges, with gold rim, © cents each; usar price $6.00 por doz. $13.50; Formerly $25.00, Limoges China,—ro00 pieces,—decorated with car. Carlsbad China Salad Bowl,| nations or wild flower bor- various floral decorations,—|der,—handles and platters fancy edge with gold rim,| finished with coin gold, GLAss, Haviland'’s Limoges,—122 pieces,—wild rose desi; Thin blown tumblers, —|or field flower denen, band and drop, oak or tulip —gold finished bow knot leaf designe, handles, cent: ; F ss conser do obi Bin JAMES MeGREERY & CO., Twenty-third Street, SSS LADIES’ JACKETS, Entire remainder of winter stock, Short Jackets, made of Kersey, Cheviot or unfinished Worsted, Various fashionable models, $10.00, $18.00 and $25.00 each; Value $1 5.00 to $50.00 Misses’ and Children’s Reefers, “Gretchens” and Jackets, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 each, JAMES McGREERY & CO,, Twenty-third Street, LINEN DEPT. |TABLE LINEN, |Heavy Bleached Scotch | Damask,—2 yards wide, SALE OF LACE §,000 yde, fine laces, —ex. quisite patterns of Mechlia 1.00 a . . Ay? aie Applique, Margot and “net ‘Breakfast and Dinner Nap-'top.” m or ecru, Three to $2.00 and $3.00 per dozen, |eight peg wide, $1.60 and $2,50 per dozen,|Alencon, Mechlin and A Value $2.09 and 8 plique or “net top,” i Ivory, cream and cham. TOWELS, Huck,—heavy quality, ~~ oe als hemmed, : $2.00 per dos, yer freind Huck,—hemstitehed, Sfaucy | Alencon, 5, 8 and 10 inches weaves, " $300 perdoe a sth Huck or Bird-Eye,—Hem- 45 and 75 cente per yd, stitched, 23x48, Damask Value $1.09 to had borders and ends, ‘ Fine quality, hemstitched,— ‘ RES McGREERY & C0, 25246, Damask ends, $7.50 per dos. Hand embroidered and hemstitched Squares, Scarfs, Tea-cioth and Cen- tre Pieces, At one-third to one-half former prices. JAMES McGREERY & CO., Twenty-third Street,