The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1900, Page 5

MRS. BENJAMIN STEVENS ACCUSES HER EX-PASTOR for his wife. Benjamin FL Steves Mrs in ner beautiful hom manuel Presbyteri 1 do not see.” CAR STRUCK SEER GiS A DEAD MAN UP Horse-Car Driver's Grue- | Mystery in the Death of |i some Find in Preshyte eregation and for mak member of his flock | “apices marry the woman he! no charge of immorality made. she sald. MRS. BENJAMIN F. STEVENS. rges are made by. Mrs. Henja- Stevens, of 12s} Flatbush ave- me West Fourth Street. As John Sheerin, driver on a Chris topher street surface car, was golng] involved in the discovery to-dny at wert on Fourth street, near Tenth, at} Coney Isiand of the body of Marsey was nearly! thrown off the platform by the car larch- | Hashaw. who at midnight was 4 sek this morning ty ing heavily Calling to John MeDonald, the con-| ane what was! off the foot of Bushman’s walk ductor, Bheerin got oft to able. : car, hi the the body of a, mai iia deveiuad wales Bed the more # Sheerin's eries brought Policeman Me- rah tn Ganes Coy anda tig crowd from nearby all-| Staion, hensdek Ma menven the! night saloons, and many ds lifted the | | cay while the body was pelted ou, It] "7 was dislodged from the car gearing Witt ls well-known fig | y Mahomet | when lifted @ut. His | , nel-dtiver by. profession dy was ached was ¢ ambulance showing where the ar had passed over on «| AOTRESS TAKES HUSBAND, Many have asked why ft is that; this $3-rate offer is only given for 89] shor: + time, complaining that it {s possible there are many who won't be able to take advantage of it dur- ing January. To those it should be) time. For twelve years the peopl> have had ample opportunity to learn of the unquestioned medical skill that the Copeland practice repre sents in all diseases. They have of cures, of published cures, and by a public work that is known all over the Continent just what the Cope- land practice is. They have had abundant time to learn of the meth- ods of treatment which have made has. My charges are iinet tial testimony that by su ot be doubied. “The cipal charge te that he tried : Ll prin na re that v4 clreulated ur congregation a though, that there ts the gro-test In the world. During twelve years the people have learned all about the Copeland physicians and their work, and they know from whom they are receiving thin rp- markably low rate. No proparatory § about himself and a storice to say pine were to belleve the fairy tales \this minister. told one would think him f& most fascinating man. He was @tlor explanatory courses {s needed m he following |», wh sig fl letter, | Under this rate all sick people, no . but he wrote} matter what their sickness, receive i flo not {the same honest, skilful, intelligent “ft reminds me o k ft had orld, {o> | when caged iC bis yiisy aie “Jand masterly care that they would ‘Hoot, mon. Thot we do. 'E do Me] receive if they were paying the reg- 5 a :, re rainister, who ilee can be a geod] ular fees, ms This is what the $% fee contem- plates. This is Just what {t means. Ne matter whether you anffer from Deafness, Wead Neises, tarrh, Disease, Stomach Tron. ble, Nervous Trenwble, Mined Nis- orders ar any other chronic, ob- atinate @inenae. if you begin or re- BY WAVES wilt be treated UNTIL CURED @ rate of $8 a month, all medi. Coney Island For- tune-Teller. A possible murder mystery may be Heing | | laround the Bowery alive and weil. | Phe body was picked up in the water How into the water no one B.Altm got ployed for six years in that ca- the surgeon 4 do was to © dead man to the Charles street police] e™emertne May Carat New the | staiian Wite of Frederick Sherman | There. from leiers tn} Rook, of Newport. | * was jecrned that ho was Henr Announcement of the marriage of |: consisting 0° One ® Preach real-eriate dealer, cf 13 Wert ws Katherine May Carat! to Frea-| but there was but little HER LONG-LOST BROTHER, Little Margaret Desinto Asks the | 10 Find Franciaco, Whi ed Vive Years Age, Merearet Desisto. a black-eyed little maid. has asked Chief McClusky to find brother she has Rever neon. When her parents left for a fying visit to Italy mony years ago seven-monthe-old’ Francisco was left with their <olehbor, Maria Coceta, at 09 for her a long-lont Baxter street. evuld not be found, ‘Banglish. Sephens. im, and he was! in found bleeding and helpless by trainmen| Pay irrying modera to tell whether the of blow: Five years ag. the family returned afier an absence of twelve years, The Cocela woman was long dead. The baby The family did. not ike to apply to the police ttl Margaret could do #0 in CLUBBED BY BANDITS Staten Inland Highwaymen Get a. Wateb and $100 from Heary Henry Stephens, of Mariners’ Harbor, Staten Island. was knocked down and who heard him cry for help. ‘been to cali on Elizabeth sive fag rss apm! taken out ‘kK Bherman Rook, at Bayport, L, 1. | on Saturday hes been received surprice by socle'y and theatri nent Was Uspected, pitt the} 56 90. marriage wax though: far off. | le ’ Mise Cargill will be remembered as the | Augustin Daly's company Who | sing gowns, and who the Band” in “A Run- in of Mre. vf Mee | 3 He is in business Formerly $9.50, . 4. | Mins Cargill was formerly kaown as Yvette Violette. and first attracted no: Lice by her excellent imitations of Yvette !Guitbert. When she Joined Daly's com. ||| |pany that manager insisted upon he: resuming her proper ame of Cargill | WORE LIGHT FOR YONKERS, on SMtepe Toward Ketab- hing Bie Owe Kiertric Plast. $3 RATE ENDS FEB, |. Our Annual Sale of Ribbons. said that one month is abundant |/”" ane ciate been taught by column upon column | the Copeland practice far and cway | The Copeland Medical nail | nocton wn. ps aaa + P.M. Sundays, 10 A, WILL MAKE AN IMPORTANT CFFERING | ORIENTAL RUGS | ON TC-MORROW WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24th, Rugs, sizes about 3x5% feet, at i 7.85 & IN THE STOMACH, | NOT IN THE NERVES. | If you have any form of Stomach ne | Lorder affecting the stomach alone, the symp | toms make themze'ves spredily known by | that organ. | eee Uf your heart jumps and jerks and flut-| ters, and palp:tates and causes a sinother- | ing sensation that wakes you at night--it | ian't your heart ; it is your stomach that | is wrong, When you have a dull pain at the bare of | the shull, or sharp pains through your limbs, or om ocersional sensation of all-goneness | and collapse a!l over the body, it isn't nerve | tonics you need, but a treatment that will) | restore to your stomach its power to make | pure blood for your brain and nerves. eee When you have a sensation, after trying |to eat, of your heart seeming to cense to | beat, and of a blind dizziness that drives | you for atime to your bedydon't Blame it on your heart or your head ; tt ie simply a warning that your stomach ig feeding these other organs with impoverished blood, . . When you feel that every musele in the body is drawn to its utmost tension and) that the slightest effort involves @ strain, | weakened brain and ha! f-s'arced nerves | @ré only warning you of their peverty be- | cause your stomach can't perform ile duty regularly and promptly. | . It you have any of the above symptoms, a speedy and perma- jment cure is assured by the Cope- | land treatment. It is the only; |treatment that cures. Computing DOCTOR EF. K. GARDNBR, | Pryviciars Ofices, Corner 484 Street and Madison Avenue. Office Hours, Contineoas Sessions, © * ank Go, Hundred and Fiity 310.50 | $12.50 to $16.00 | PERSIAN HALL RUGS, $23.00 527.50, $32.00 Formerly $40.00 to $75.00 ‘The first movement toward the eatabd- lishment of a municipal electric light plant has been taken by Yonkers, The| Committee on Lamps has been author-| laed,to consult experts as to the cont with Sim—Magtetrate Won't Interfere. According to the story of abuse told local company, and it costs $90.00 a year.) to-day in the Kwen Street Court, by a Charles Gross, of U7 1-2 Withers street, Lew Prices fer Geed Clothes, | Williamedurg, he was asicep in ied whent The first claim of the Byck Bros. | that they sell good clothes. Whether Summer wear or Winter wear, for | street, the office, the parlor of ¢ room, their clothes are good from point of view; substantial in fal workmanship, ciso entirel and fine in % women, as a delegation of white- headed by hie -yy..0r-in-law, en- room, jumped on his chest and ges j z st i s Et s 3 i ee if 23 Ladies’ Furnishings Dimity, Piqué, Zephyr Waists, Allover embroidered fronts. Fancy White Lawn Waists. Paris Lingerie, Hand Embroidered Underwear, Dressing Sacques, Corsets, Bridal Trousseaux. THE WORLD), TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1900. The Dolly Story of The Big Store. / Y, The Big Ribbon Sale of the year is being held this week, ribbons cost more this year than last, due to the advance of fully 50% in the price of silks and 30°s in the'price of labor. Prosperity did it! Now, when times are prosperous, there is a natural tendency on the of the people to dress tetter. This means more and ter ribbons for the ladies. The yreater use of wash fabrics—such as organdies, dimities, etc.—also creates a greater demand for ribbons. Notwiths'anding the in- crease in prices, and the growing demand for high-grade, pure silk ribtons of the best weaves and patterns, while this sale lasts we will sell such ribbons at prices that even jobters can’t equal for case lots! If you're doubtful, look at these quotations : 700 cartons all Double» Faced Satin Ribbon, i\\, cartons a quality, heavy, double-faced satin ribbon, with cord edge—all the cholcest new spring colorings as well as blacks, The 8%-inch widths for, a yard “Se The 3-Inch widths for, a yard... 19 ‘The 4-inch widths for, a yard 25e And every yard worth just double 4 Black tin-back, all-silk VELVET Velvet Ribbons, RIBBONS, cholee, staple goods on which prices have advanced 50 per cent.. to be sold as follows: Width No. 5 per yard........ 6c Width No, 12, per yard....../6e Width No. 7, per yard 9: Width No. 40, per yard 200 Width No. 9, per yard......./@e ) —Black all-silk superior TAFFETA Gatreta Ridbons, Wisroxs'n veunita wore 712 effects, 3% inches wide, standard 25c, value, for sale at..... e * D ‘, —200 ti Satin and Sros Srain Ribbon, ~ 2 SATIN ASD GROS GRAIN RIBBRONS, all silk, every destrable color, also to be sold only in pieces of 10 yards; the entire 10 yards sedated. <<. iredetrtne yaamenemmmemadme (- | -Hy special arrangement Loom Ends of Ribbons, —'%, cis! arrangement leading Ribbon makers of America upward of e million yards of LOOM ENDS in 1% to 8 yard lengths, and we will now sell them as follows: —100M ENDS of black, double-faced Mt 140. a Yard, 12° ribbons, 2 to 4 Inch widths, black and colored satin and gros grain Ribbons, as well as black and colored taffeta Ribbons, worth up to 39, a yard, ef) Ze. a Yard, ~'2™ ENDS of all-silk, satin and gros frain Ribbons, and all-silk taffeta Kibbons, 14) 10.0 ne -* 9 desirable colors, worth Ihc. to 25c. a yard, ar i Ht Se. a Yard. OM ENDS of all-silk, satin and gros 100, to Ibe, a yard, is good grain Ribbons that regularly sell for ° Solid Sold Jewelry 04 coh wear—in fact, there’s none better—and if you can afford to wear jewelry at all, you can certainly afford to pay these prices: Nobby BROOCHES, of solid gold, in all kinds of designs, from the plain to the fancy imported effects, set with pearls and assorted Jewels, many of which have sold for as high as $4.00; your choice to-morrow for : ats . 4 45 SCREW EAR DROPo, solid cold, ruby, emerald, sapphire and tur- quolse doublets, clusters set with fine cut stones or pearls; regularly sold at $2.50; here to-morrow at... 1 75 Solid Gold SCARF or STICK PINS, 50 or more different designs, stone set, enamel and handsome cluster effects; all worth up to $2.00; your cholce to-morrow at : Leasapuneraneses se I8e 10,000 CUFF BUTTONS, a line of manufacturer's samples, a filled, In Roman and bright finish, some stone set; a cholce of several styles, worth up to Tbe. a pair, to-morrow for... Hl gold 235 Wines and Liquors. ygire ist a teat of high grade wines and liquors from the pede Im- Company will b: on sale to-morrow. If you need es goods, here’s your greatest chance to get th:m at money saving prices: Mandattan timp. Pris 7 Guinness’s Dublin Stout, imported, dos.... $1.85 7 Oe “Moet & Chandon “White Seal” Champagne, case pts. 32.50 Fé ~ Fisse, Thirion @ Co,, Rheims, Prench Champagne, DOr CREE... eee Sehr Mem A eae 00 19.75 Niersteiner, from Burckhardt & Sohne, Deideshelm am Rhine, case. . ese + $8 5.50 Rudesheimer, impo ine Wine, per case...... 11.00 7.00 Laubenbeimer, German Type Rhine Wine, cnse.... 4.26 200 St. Julien, imported from Armand Freres, Bordeaux, i France, per case. ca edoeseesdesedrsresevecee - 70 $00 Pontet Canet, imported from Armand Freres, deaux, France, per case. . 6.00 Medoc, a fine California Claret, case 2.00 | Liebig’s Malt Extract, per case 430 Pennsylvania Rye, per gal 478 Old Maryland Rye, per gal. 2 oo. Jas. E. Pepper Whiskey. per 225! Mt. Vernon Rye Whiskey, per gal. . 250 Old Crow Whiskey, per gal BI Monticello Rye Whiskey, per gal. . 200 Ol4 Cabinet Rye Whiskey, per gal... "e 400 California Port, Sherry, Angelicn and Muscatel, | GRMN s Catan oe TEAS ve ryanes +o sbudees can eeed 2.25 42s California Claret, sound old bottle ripe, per ga! a 620 A Sale of the Famous P. & FP. 50 and 1.75 Kid Stoves at« - 65c Pings & Pinner Gloves need no _recommendatio: from ws or any one, being one of the world's most famous brands. ! “ i” and “ Fontaine“ are their choicest GLOVES, real Freneh pir that have stood the test of tine and have earoe! the admiration of five continents; we show ‘hem in 2 and 3 clasp styler, in all sizes, in all colors, and at $e price stated—per 6Se | New Wood for | an Old Saw. Tt hardly seems it can be true man wants but little here below, when pages of his wants fill up TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, geo. y Sixth venue, I8th one 19th Sirecle High-Srade Rags and Satchel Al Failure and a Success, A’ we have already told you, Wm. Heller, 548 Broadway, New Yon for over a quarter of a | tury one of the most dealers in high-gi ef and satchels, had the misfortune to be crowded to # by one of the banks. This is the story of the fail Now for thz story of the success. We were fc enough to buy this big and fine stock at a very low We put it on sale last Saturday and sold a great it, The balance goes on sale again you need a good bag or satchel for or future 1 you'd better take advantage of rare op : Here are some of the goods and prices—judge for HORNBACK ALLIGATOR BAGS—Only a few of them left, look at the prices! The $10 grade The $12 grade for COWHIDE BAGS, deep shape, good leather, with sewed fi brase-plated locks and catches-- The 14-Inch size, worth $6.00, at The 15-inch-aize, worth $7.00, at The 16-inch size, worth $8.00, at The 17 and 18 inch sizes, worth $9.00 each, COWHIDE BAGS, olive colored, extra full cut, Inather lined, side pocket, stitched handle, brass-plated lock and catches— The 15-inch nize, worth $9.00, at 5 The 16-inch size, worth $10.00, at The 17 and 18 inch sizes, at, GENUINE ALLIGATOR CABIN BAGS, leather lined, pockets, with straps { bottles and manicure articles, atitohed throughout, with dnest brase-plated trimmingg— The 18-inch aise, 200 The 18-inch nite, at. The 16-inch size, at. 2.00 COWHIDE BAGS, light tan colored, Jrather lined, two inside pockets; a pe ge dwn three follow 15-ineh, al . 16-inch, at €&75 = 17-inch, at. ‘TRLESCOPE CASES—The most complete line in New York | the lowest of prices. Look at a few— TELESCOPE CASES, waterproof, tan colored, muslin Ii heavy straps of all leather, all leather bound— ‘The 16-inch size (2 straps), at ‘The 18-inch size (2 strapa), at ‘The 20-inch size (3 straps), at. TELESCOPE CASES, of dark-gray canvas, musiin lined, \eather straps and leather bound; four sizes at special follows 18-inch, at - 20-inch, at.... OS TELESCOPE CABES, of dark-gray canyas, muslin lined, Witl Teather straps; four sizes at four very low prices, as follows: to-morrow, and | 4 ce 18-ineh, at.. - S8e 22-inch, at 20-inch, at. 73e —sA-inch, DRESS SUIT TELESCOPE CASES (gray), an follows: ; Leather bound. se Meine, A182 Wing 490? Unbound: se Oi, Mey Min, BIae LEATHER GLADSTONE BAGS, chestnut co'or, alligator musiin linet, japanned frame, heavy leather strape— Sieneh, at., 28S ieinch. at... Also a number of FITTED BAGS, in cowhide, alligator, finest of their kinds, at very low prices—such as these, for 1b-in. Alligator, worth $50.00, at... i6-in Alligator, worth $35.00, at 18-in. Alligator, worth $40.00, at 15-In. Cowhide, worth $12.50, at 1é-in. Cowhide, worth $13.50, at d Pure Food Supplies oie we eh a at The Big Store’s Grozery Deparment at prices that Read and compare: Tl ice early pickings Formosa une, Gu der, Young . TAPIOCA — Hazel e that i aver ; ber HAZEL ROLLED ‘OF FEE—K. y f those trashy | Morning dis! Ciinpounds of Pounce corn, oat hits, |PACkage.... por 5 the, 08: per . Hazel Pure | SALMON from Tartar Baking Pow?er, abso- jac Brand, Ylb, cane n. Cp i 1.06; per can., chem'cal 30¢ | SAUSAGE — Domestic © usage per Ib... - |COCOA—Van Houten's ‘omatoes, | ed can Malne | PIC! “Crown” Brandt Mixed Pickles or Chow C Marrowfat | | We | eal. bottles: per bot | Brand soild hand-packed | Lang taland ‘Tomatoes, per dor 8:08 Oe |OLIVE. Ofte a Choice y per dos., "Navy" per doz. Royal Red’ special, per dom. dking oh g “Royal Red’ nd chotce Callfornia Apricots, pac in heavy peal Dep per doe 41.73. per caw. BSC) w York State Apples, gal- | cial, per dos, ating Rice, ® | OQ) ae WW. sseseensggnonsers *, j arch, 11d. BAsagNG. vented, Mince Pie 10¢ Bhs Te Btand, per