The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1900, Page 12

: His le Hg 8/-5'S a a NEWYORK, These buildings were formerly occupied by ‘J. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS for very many years, and are now about to be torn down. | ; departments are heaped up with big stocks of choice f goods, which must be disposed of forthwith. We, have decided to close our stores to-day, TUESDAY, Feb. 6,’ in order to. properly rearrange the vast lots which were broken up in the big rushes which we have been ii > ~ since the sale begun. | Store Opens To-Morrow, Wednesday Morning. ‘ at 9 A. M.. DRESS GOODS DEPT. Hig lots of Raney Dress Goods, chen) per yard 97%¢ LINEN DEPT. Ma ee wach fringed, Oieah 97, c } a wee: en, Towelling. 2% Magen of ce 27xc| a Bleached. Table P* 1G ¢| Big, late of Cotton Crepons, in td Mihaak, chvap st t 380. per yar | evening cheap at I%¢c., <: 47% z ;_per yard Abi E AB Weet Batts, odd sizes, % io, at 2.0 4.00 Big, tote at Shangeavle 8 Bllkine, 12% ¢| a ts, all woo!, cheap 1.87) Ble lote of Fancy Brocades, cheap 266 r yal Panta _wueee at . Bc) mig Ja een Bia‘ k Taffetas. 39¢ Tie. per yard HANDKERC HIEFS. Ladies’ Lace Edge Embroider- * “Handkes Mets, “cheap At 34%¢ a ee oe yreney or Syptonnes, 47%! per lots of hi Sov ham ‘s pCurtains, cl w . per s . 69 ° or > re ‘Bhatt Mleloth, ge | : Rig stock of Ladies’ and Chil; : *s Wool Mtits, cheap at SKIRT-AND WAIST DE.) ‘"' Men's Hemstitehed Handker- 23 Ke chiefs, cheap at Ite lores, Je lor ee Dress Teipaming, {a Tet, | sll at very low pric pair PARTMENT. Man's Kid Seven cheap al ibe, 39 te Bi EAA f “i Methon B Bto he bso yh Sed i 2. 98 UMBRELLAS. 16,009 Fast Blick Umbrellas, “4 ‘dots of Hearst v ‘nderakirts, heap at pretty Mow Jonson & [ie 4 Gleating Sale of the i, Eatire Winter Stock of | SOROSIS, THE BEST SHOE FOR WOMEN. + The skating or storm hoot, | O @ i ) erg O. be | | q Winter Garments, _ on. of the 35 varieties of i : Consisting of Ladies’ |the Sorosis model,—is two : {MAIL ORDERS ly LUDWIG 4 Moncey Refunded 7 Jackets, Automobile, inches higher than the us» |; PROMPTLY Formerly on Any Unsatis- iy Ulsters and Capes, at ual walking boot, This com- : \s FILLED, # 34 to 42 W, 14th St. faciory Pur-hase. t g one-half regular prices. binedwith damp-proof, heavy * fm ; ¢ | ; . . . We want your trade. Onr goule are just a little better, just a little newer, just a little ro: ietnions whieh Mesa & 12th St. extension so'es and bright © $ makes shopping hore more pro‘itable and pleasant. ; And for nie quality our prices are enough lower io make ¥ : dria uppers, renders this : ins NE ee ea ia asath tte Talis ee ce it at more. Pat us tothe test. Come here. a style of foot-gear particular- i a dactecraca uaa caulk 3 Aor Joss & O ly suitab'e for winter wear, i Exceptionally Low Priced Offerings for Wednesday. i F | Au ordinary boot, —simi- ; White Goods, Blankets and Linings 1 + Will offer lar in material and con- : This sweek's aale as he oh weeks ao Each sale here gathers fimrg: from the preceding one. Our 3 . ‘ structio:: is usually priced } oferi NTN dns in cricam makes thle o@clog ot ham ordinary i E New Spring Waists, oi 9i.o> to ezsn Encarta tp tc cs Many a of French Flannel, Pas- Every boot or shoe bear- * gh Goods, Rape in plain, Jing the “Sorosis” mark is f waygurra aT Tia teenies rata = 6 dots, Retail $2 59 priced at cured ano tye; never anid for lees (has 6: rol ailty, ac} value $5.C0 ° $3.50 per pair, 18e. a yard; various lengtha; this sale, v4. Broadway & | 2th St. FUULY CURED OF Hy AMES McCREERY & CO. Broadway & 11th St. ARE CT ATER Deepa TT CMLREN, Repaired in Hospital. Forgot File Men nen Home | While Giving Bike Bartholomew Moriarity, who walked from his home at Dobbs Ferry, six Lessons. miles, to St. Joreph's Hospital, Yonker with @ broken neck, has returned nome | an | 3 po2o SSS S 5555 i Kate Portier had her husband, The man's remarkable nerve ate! fort!-} John 6 falled to « but lavis’ woman John B. is only sixty years o the children he failed immoned to the Harlem ebarging that he apport ber and her children 1 his Moriarity is a hod-carrier, and while Working on a new building in Dobbs pitched off a scaffolding on bis He recovered conmctousness and go to work, but was too weak was in Movember, and for five he remained at home stiffness to disappear to the hospital and « wealth on another to examine him. X rays) that the spinal column was! Proken and pressing agains: ihe spinal eeveral ms the ago Mra K Ma Hick, who ts forty neighbor a: ast One Thirty-third siteet 8h One day Mra. Motlick cal asked if became th Hundred and ther examination showed that his t side was paralyzed Was enveloped in a plarier sat the ones were set. For nearly w he was forced to lie in bed. be frequently announced that )@etting along al) righ! Or a the plaster was broken and wheel She offered W oeats a lesson, M. tier consented. From tha bolt hin head a few times, said 11 swore John's weges as ac and then stood up. His Ul Mmap, but he could stand led for home saying he get back to work at the *e Morlarity te Mfty-fve| parent and the pupt! on his wheel James ame, came home and told his'mother that he ud followed the pair to 335 West One| Hundred and Thirty-third street, where |+ \WCTORIA LAWNo—Fine camorics, India "Driver in Peculiar Predicament on Special Extraordinary February Sale IN OUR BASEMENT. at $2.00 Per Pair. Black Kid with Patent Leather and Kid Tips Button and Lace, Shapely Toes, IStout, Welted Sole. Mannish lasts of the latest and most fashionable styles. The freshest, newest forms, nothing old or shop worn—Absolutely perfect. best of this unexpected and grand opportunity. seasonable in every way. the soles. Alfred J. Cammeyer, 6th Ave., cor. 20th St. mee bb 8A OO EE oopnenees: 0b PEER eprrerveverevereers pareve Spervevernerey {It is at the same time per- DIMITY — Figured—About 2,000 yards in skirt and waist lengths and ‘suitable for Ce C) f : y t ai) ah stones regular 12%, ened 8 fer, al eotaen, Blachete, linens, {n lengths of two to six yards, 40 C woo, CALIFORNIA FULL-SIZE 114 BLANKERY, | Inch; cheap at Ie, a alld this vale, yd in white, gray and F APRON LAWNB—Btrlped' anil cliecked, 75 Were $5.50; now| Were 96.50; som | Were 9850; now pieces; regular = 10¢. Saal y: this BE (of eis 2.98 | 3.98 4.98 a Ail Os famous makes. Perfect. Every Dianket has mak- or's ‘Hotels sand | hoarding-houses should take advantage of {this unusual Small Wares at Smaller Prices. We are turning dull days into busy ones in or Notion Depart- ment. We offer some special and genuine here. Some “0c very large purchases enable us to offer these Sovessitios at lower orices than they've ever been sold before. 5 Ace. a gd SILK HOSE aT PPO. CLARKS COTTON, PEARL UUTTORR ¢ tt Ze "owe mo special Healer. tee aud oO WHET AND KS i TNC MILK: pink, yel- '2e PULURY met mur miner Jee |riton sean NIT. | PARRTNG ¢ ¢ OT Tox 2 @ low, blue and red, a | all sizes, each. w nin HooKs, am Siku eet Superfine DRRes it eat i ee zw J 5c i 8c, BONES, per dozen... STOCK INET DRESS SHIELDS, 3 and 4, per pair have been goceceee taeued from District Court in this withow: any reasonable s would and do appear fered; regular price 121-2c, each; FRINGED TOWELS—Special, 100 dozen, size 17x38; the greatest bargain ever of- this sale, each see New idea ne Pier Nas arrow Kecape cltisens. JURY FIRE. Commissioner dorm Fanon to Task for Lax Court Methods. ur this morning found thirty-seven years of “The preentment continued that tn John is quite a rider up in Harlem. a Forty-eight indictments, bared charges of fraudulent naturaliza were fled by the United States . [Jury in Judge Thomas's eaay Bt District Court, Bi noon to-day. Strong critiolan. of the naturalization methods in vogue city was contained in a presentement which wre filed with the indictments, Pe ag ‘The Grand Jury has been investigating! * business was on 8! naturatigation matters for a week, Much! iemvty'e busines had a | evidence has been iaid before them by of Elections John McCul-| Humpty pom Homi Ri at es “ie the only thing in the inn | Total ania make Humpty's Vsstnees| r Samoa (meyers 15,000 Pairs $3.50 Shoes for Women Come yourselves and bring your daughters and/make the} These shoes are | also admirable Spring Shoes, as you will discover when you! Py come and examine them. , They are beautiful, serviceable and | All guaranteed and have our name stamped on) + New fabrics, ai} | Sole Now York Agents, | P54-6400-404 7c! Arabian Flannel Skirts,— a . coececees i ee a ‘ber, curious as to residence, as to ene cante and unaccountable as to methods sent! pursued tn accepting the applicants ae iment. The LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, 2d Floor. New Spring Models, Made of the latest Wash- able Fabrics, Lace striped Silk and Linen,—fine Lawn tucked, stitched, or with open-work and feather stitching insertion. Madras in novelty designs. Heavy Oxford Cloths. Printed Penangs. Piques, Linen Mulls, Mercerized Sea-Island Cotton, Tailor,made,—on the prem- ses, Madras and figured Percale 9|Shirt waists,—excellent ma- terial, cut, model and work- manship, $2,00 each; Formerly $3.50 to $6.00, JAMES MoCREERY & CO., Twenty-third Street. ai Renders every figure | graceful,—fashionable, — at- tractive, ifectly hygienic, allowing jcomplete freedom for | breathing, and is absolutely jcorrect in proportion and line, Straight front, Long hips,| MERINO | UNDERWEAR DEPT. +) white or colors, — edged ith ruffle. 55 cents each, | JAMES McCREERY & C0., Twenty-third Street, Music Aton will bea “The scope of our investigation covers only @ portion of the year 198, ad only a few months in the middle of that year. But we have examined many who were then naturalized and find tha: ail, with hardly an exception, were residents of boone ay living in what is termed tne February Business Activity And Some Reasons for It. Tradition teaches that February is the most backe ward business month, yet these days in the Ehrich stores would gut to shame some boas'ed “busy season” of years gone are o>vious. Having learned fron the past the most likely times of depres- hayes we plan to counteract them. Therefore, you find in progress The February Furniture Sale, A Swespine. Coygnants 9 Upholstery Goods, ery Attractive R: A Sale of Clothing for Men poe Boys, A Sale of Sample Muslin pe ager And there are many other special offers, of which are mentioned below. Others willow tom ayo dp Ehrich store news is always very protitable reading Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. Inventory eet ceed aurara ~ stock: cet ss74 suatt quickly le pone, All the styles are very desizable and quality and workmanship are unexcelled. have been, resreanged Ae Vea Egg as complete as possible. are about t you'll need WEDNESDAY. bide i -- From § 10 10 Ae ts at 25¢. Our entire stock of KNEE PANTS, all woollen material, double seat and knees, riveted buttons and taped sams regulag ied ot in = 0 oe 25¢ MEN'S. OVERCOATS—Lot a 200 ‘nataek covert polars and ile slonte WUINEAE Steamer” ce aoe ‘prise $12.00; for Monday, pd edad 5.00 MEN'S SUITS, of high-grade cheviots and cassi- meres, in a variety of pleasing colors, also the fie plain black and blue cheviots; perfectly made and trimmed; sizes from 34 to 44; taken from our $10 and $12.00 tables and marked for Wednesday at OVERCOATB— The newest rough Oxford gray vicunas, with doue ble back and shoulders. From the waist down they are lined with extra heavy Itallan cloth; the pockeis are of heavy plush; the collars of Velvet that will not crock, and sleeves lined with genuine iron frame lining. The cut is very aty> lish, the make and fit or asa ‘We want pth AH them. Designed to pA eg ing this special sate pled and TO- MORROW ONLY, we will sell them for VESTEE SUITS—A very speciat lot of little fel lows’ suits, in strictly all-woollen materials, effects, also some very pretty light and mi shades, made in the new vestee style, with small shaped collars, sizes from 3 to 8 years; the lot pipes ot broken os from our $4 and $5 ener y wil 50) Waite 00 day at..........6 - | REFERS, ‘on aherel “chinchilla, made from the very best materials, sizes 3 to 16 Laak box collar, ulster collar or sailor collar, guaranteed to ive two years’ wear; the balance of fr $5 im $6 reefers; Wednesday at 2.50 Spring Dress Goods. Mostly from German looms, very attractive, latest fashion creations "One pretty mixture looks like the ozcasional - fiakes of snow scattered through a flurry of finer dust-l particles. It’s really a white dot :hown in the weaving upon a gray texturz. Then, there ar> <trices, fashionable because irregular, some two or three in a group, others wide apart. Every wantable sort of color combination is here. SER-| ILLUMINATED CHEVIOTS AND “ay \LL-WOOL CHEVIOTS, “Ges AND FANCY SUITINGS| TWEED SUITINGS, 48 inches ba 49c, and wis 8 5c. and 4.25 yIOTS, and 3e.| scorn NOVELTY SUITIN PANSTORES AND HOME-), AND FANCY HOMESPUNS, 68 SPUNS, 45 inches wider | inches wide, 69c., 79¢. and 85c. 4.10 and | j.29 n| IMPORTED ROB! embroidered eee SUNS applique and braided in new and plaids and cluster stripes, a elegant designs: original Cotton Dress Goods New Styis es Doma 6 a vee Qo PER YARD pd Bogie mo : 406 Ann 2'¢ pele ipa) Ar} Canvas ‘te Be “\ Corded Jaconette.....2seseee..s0+ Extra Fine Madras in Shaded Setens ond Scotch thc PER YARD, SILK MIXED, Aid adhgiro mnt aes CHALLIES, at 39c.,, 49c. and 596 ait eat fH I v