The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1900, Page 2

THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING; MARCH 26, 1900, , THE PROGRESS OF PECKSNIFF—NO. 6. oN EXCEPTIONAL EXHIBIT OF Market Followed the TRIMMED MILLINERY. | SRW ARRIVALS FROM PARIS AND OUR OWN ADAPTATIONS, HATS, TOQUES AND BONNETS IN COLORS AND FOR MOURNING. Influenced By the rise in American railroad stecks in London the local mar- ket at the openiag to-day was strong throughout amd (ming was on @ large scale. In the industrial quamer Sugar was up a full point, at 107 T-& Consolidated Gas on the first transaction registered | an extreme advance wf two points, a 9116 1-2 American and Continental To- bacco and American Ice moved upward | ——————~ rapidly, each of these stock beginning higher than the close om-fMaturday. Peo- ple's Gas was the exception in this divi- gon, After a fractional advance at the at 10 the price constantly Thousands of workingmen thronged! vols and every other tool that was @hy Hall Park from eariy dawn this) handy and began digging the Morning, waiting for Mayor Van Wyck, Sones out of » nt despite t $@ come to Tis office and set them toj *Morte of the pol nto keep them Work on the new tunnel Lad They were ignorant of the fact that! @)l the men to be employed on the rapli- | Wandt work will be hired by con-) holding a cobbles fractora, They though: all they had to! siege Every man insisted that be waa the man who had dug out the firet stone. | en of life, each n his hand, be |4 the reporters and photographers, do was to apply to the Mayor and get | demanding and imploring that their plow ‘ | 1, | } 1 4 Mi Lega! (9 @ fod. tures and names be published. “7 .) / i | y rong rN Two hours before the Mayor appearga | When they discov that the news the entrances to the City Hall were | Petr Teborters hy ¢ name of the!" | / Uterally blocked and ow aie Reps man who had really taken the firet ‘ I ni com F twa putas hal fend plaza in front were black with av-| 3 Fe yy og ; be aa lenin wasn van tal he Pee) Get or the newshaper nen w em. wit karee xcs assem] POLICE BOWLED OVER, THE UPHOLSTERY DEPT fing. | ft was shortly after 1 «lace whem \ | \ d 4 , Complete Spring Importations of French and Engfish Co or PI rt ith ewentytive | | L 1 2 a BP ea Saat ] — H | & F | Y Wl vary’ feverish and. Sriga cone. | Cretonnes, Dimities, Printed T affetas, Cotton Damasks, Genly & lot of them made a break| (® Nite any of the crowd gathered ans- through the doors inside the City Hall, | sly seeking employment or. {The guards and fanitore had all they | {9 establien a sort of @ fire Ine, but Nn tondoner, The tear operators Fi fA 7 at along urniture Se Avenue, them were foreigners and could not! crowd that Chief Engineer W. D. Par- ; } 1 mee cat a understand well what was told them. fons had to be assisted by several po- G ( . en arose for the Reads WM of police reinforced those already As soon as Mr. Paracns had shaken Z be ‘ MN ‘ = stationed there, They would not leave jo with the contractor, | \ : / . ETRE IPS the parker paltes sharply FRENCH CRETONNE, Louis XVI effects, the locality, however, though told to nd began to dig around 7 (a M $ “a 7 coa! shares showing pronounced ’ o ree | 18c,, 25c, & 35¢, Yard. BREAK FOR MAYOR, {iver nrivea at te asvertnes plac m rte rel bie ten a Linen and the like for». They demanded excitedly to seo the! At eBActly & O'clock the word was ould do to keep the crowd from tireak- | were bowled over by the crowd / P ne \e Pinally they were got out, when n de-|lieemen to get to the polnt of work. yy 3 Zo : ich, the first preferred hounding up The following 2t reduced prices for to-morrow: , 0 rt BP Up to Bleecker sireet, where the fret | +: in the middie of the car tr The upward movement received a re- They beman to get restless and aud-|OPEHINR of the new Uinnel, He refi ent vate Be call MW WZ 8] uack™eiheommfnin hoa toe Summer Hangings and tng tite the Mayor's office, Many of | ike a» inany temping, Bo thiek was the I-48. Firmness veveioped in other bey gail to begin work. Then enened a rush such as mever hae newed stimulus through an active de-| ] Memmrial tablet set in front of | been wiiueseml on any foothal y] mand for the grangera and tone, | COLORED CROSS STRIPE CUR’ 'AINS, Silk and the City Hall had 4 great attraction for} Men and women pushed, pull a) a DOO OO COe HOE ea} jatter srouD rore from 1 to Re | | ED T . ¢ maximum rise in Metr t Se Fe remand shout the pollce-| punched cagh olbier for the prtviioge of “1 (9 @ relief,’ sighed Mr. Pecksniff. “It isa great relief, But having discharged—I hopa| The grangers rose {rom 1 to 2 points. | Cotton, variety of colors, Man who guarded | getting that cobblestone, But Doran was Many of the men said their district | the fortunate one, A® soon ax he ob- Teaders had sent them down to the | tafned it his pleture was taken, for, al- —— -— ai with tolerable firmness—THE DUTY which | owe to society, | will now, my dear sir, if you] (i ycuenial Tobacco dropped % sudden! | : , without any influence on the market. $1.25 & $2. 65 Pais. will give me leave, retire to shed a few tears in the back garden as an humble individual.” The market continued active and {r- eeu aeneenrenencequeeenise ae regular In the afternoon, game stoci | ' re on profit taking. res the same ors tendency my ii toward 1 Ssgtign' Became more genera!| |» Prompt allention given to orders for Slip Covers | H sear, & Seremam Hostal! | and Window Shades. DENES AL i — | | ‘ Teas than | s Prosecution’sCase Based AS APPELLATE JUOGE. ‘ ome ‘. ae ae Ladies’ Dep artment | ——-- 1 Upon Sam Keller's ple eel nae vray won| Rroaeee ane sate sree sore) T xesday Gr Wed'sday ** Lies.” x 1g Siena et i "On Tuesday, March b7th, March 27th & 28th. Pavol Thirty-six Years on the Bench!” in |Special Saleh oat eitet ta". nel He Longs for Excitement of |,. "ht S | Ladies’ Suits, Shoe Def't. hands of Recorder Goff's jury to decile 7 an. ay Fad a sully of win’ the Trial Courts. ie ae Ai c tte nine: 3 made from bestquality of, Ai Tan &> Patent itry peopde out of ough the KE. 8. Atch, Top @ 8. FF. pt. e whether or not bh ling thousands of nearly @ mililon do Dean Compony and “wheat com- Mination pools Justioe George C. Barrett has resigned honor, but dt was woon found to be a Bai eee f fe Kelloge’s defense was begun this morn-| from the Appellate Di of the Su-| distasteful one to him. He longed for Pal & oe lined throughout, with Leather Ox, ord Ties, Ing. The prosecution closed tty case on] preme Court. He sent his resiguation| the active work of the trial court, He} porines ee blach taffeta, hand turned sole, Friday after fourteen days labor by] to Roosevelt on Saturday fast pined for the arena with its keen strug-| Canada Seathers 8 . Acting Assistant Disirict-Attorney Ol-] “J am tired of reading Shakespeare. | gle between men of kech wits and ready Pg LY Weners: i $2.85, cot I prefer a place on the page myself.” | tongues, it was an intelectual stimulus! Chie, MUL @ #. am 25 00. The dafense will be that Kellowg was|aaid the Justice to-day to a friend who! in which he greatly delighted, much dit-| (™e.! ie at ° e values $4.00 & $4.50, hat he had re-/ ferent from listening to cut and dried) place in the | Sergt. Busfus arguments and poring Appellate Division In order to go back| over musty, dusty pages of misnamed}c ve , These suits are exceptional) Ard G Russta “There is no corroboration of this story} (@ trial work. briefs and then forced to spend hours} Cone Oxford Ties, ot Keller,” Lawyer Vernon M. Davie] J” spite of the opposition of Lemuel | in the libraries consulting Hei , * nO He Of Ie Teese «BN we om | Ei gg, who was ati! alive a year! He stood !t as jong e 1d and) Del, ‘We: 1 wel a eee e - pencil grace of Senator Platt, thee form. the, bit io ie eae and re- nee ie f-! ae Carrari(s. ted soles, ; igned. “ov. “Roosevelt, i timony of the| though he Is very much of a dead of |Wil appoint his muccessor '’ *™1 Tee ge Sn ing . Y $2.85, prosecution's typewriting expert, Charice | now, Justice Barrett was renominated | Among the great criminal cases tried! Eris | Theres Con, 13th value $400, BROADWAY = Stoses simply an employee of "E. 8 Dean,” the] Sted htm why It mysterious woman, and as such not re-|#igned the honors of spon for the big swindle. Mayor. Police Capt. Copeland was! Commissivners have the right to issue busy explaining that the Mayor | ‘heir own permits, Would not have the giving out of the! and that it would not begin at! CROWD IN ELM STREET. 4 Doint In any event. | “This work to-day te done to remove| ald for Kellogg to-day, Time after time they would make a | One of four sewers that are Grouped | sadiy if it te 10 be bel Teed inne the City Hall to get at the | ak 1 uiter the wunnel and while more | In reburval 19 the ¥ ; de ing on we open only one-half! -ashinarpmapiadddiadias it boot rod reet of 8 time, oo $0 not | M Miller wae called by the defense. 10 rails on : c Ineoreing trains and ferries brought | ‘Owing to a misstatement made byt | roweur a coccalled Tm biged mony mld | ee S5SS252 rs fire year term of fourteen years on the of whom were convicted. | aenertl Bupreme Court bench. He had already Sharp died, the other two served a and re-elected on the fusion (leket last] fore “Rarrett pare thote of Jacob! Pera) tet pi Patent Leather More and more looking for jobs trom | Rpald on Saturda: \ ypewrilten at one time on ; rt their terms in Bing Bing. The rest of 1 town. e: (ma bell that one machine. served the city for thirty-six yeara in the t } % Bei hed wrk tue oti eet unk me in| Aa, Mat, ana ze | of common ane wit = x Caton Ties, 5 had titer teacher, wi ne! ness. | preme Court. " made the Mayor 0 targe: borers u Her testimony corroborated Milier. In the latter, sitting in Ox9r and Ter- ue welted soles, A third expert, Robert jawthorne, NePTEHTe DaAAc RTT, gave prac-| miner, he hes for years teen Bnown a theally the same evilence, ror for evil-diers, not alone by hb and uprightness of bis rulings. abi } + 2252582: 2 35 3 3755538 $3.65, value $5.00, He tna stan man, and the reputed legal ev ap ighard teeuer. But he sent three ly" Divver men to prison without a moment's hesitation, | 5 The crowd began 10 look about for Nea by iF. D but by thetr legal correctness, His de-| ind "ned forty other Tames te ce Gouvenira, and when the garlands were | $f “Sithel relation are you to Samuel | cisions were apt to atand fravde At the palle in iwa and many | Soom & Mee ~ a Sale of Kid, Butt feken down from the Clty Hall they Davie | foon after his re-election Judce Bar-| snother Tammany man found that! Noah [Uk ie Be BG ] ulion =. Tr alge aon RAPID TRaseTt rem. i ne t pour meeting Bun- | ett was asked to put on the silken gown ety and oa from the ‘conse Nora Pes, cree 8 4 me rn U S Lk & B Were taken away before Decorator % Dreadwas?™ | of an Appellate Judge. This was an! uwence of mind ’ 20 ORS US ony rf Lace ots, Koster could rescue his property. Mr, MeDonald was found by an F einman, Altr | epee og [Peele Mat Ty my Hy we kid and patent leather ti Ho told be wanted 1: to use again, |ing W: reporter this morning en-|Crofut_ and Miss Cranmer, Sam Ki mer | Penna: Ivanie ‘18 19 Umb; YU pa er tips, fe wien Pash Kot, 638 Woe Pu: Seanyly a dloce hina oa att, ACBL, Tey nani suares, ‘Wee SHADOW OF CROKBR IN BID GOBBEL MURDER TRIAL |Fs'.*3. ~ a reas. welted soles, teemh street, offered him $50 for al) ine | lt wall pra mar and Keller were (o be managere at | & | : Pore Ho gy neiins: $ 2 maureen nce Tecseee tes’ offer her treat. But we won't wait until jer-in-Law of Bese’s Seeretary Fiamination of Caleb Powers | u < 3: 5 i Ladies’, values $4.50 & $5.00, . the man who laid the |that is done before golng al the tunnel Ie One of Duly & (e., Whe » had the trowel with him| itself, We will probably make the fret Resumed—Sheri® fent Afier im i i 2359:°93595",5 =2°5° 58333322233 3 4520353 saadsasraaaysnyre to-day, A prominent Harle: offered | @RcAVaUon for the tunnel pr Want Tenset Section. Wharton Uelden. < beim Hike for COontaee GA tha oe BEaIaEE ee oT| body Among the bidders for one of the] FRANKFORT, Ky. March 9—Judee a 6-inch; handles of ivory, r wouldn’ ‘id Dowley. |be able to announce the names neat! | sections of the 4 Transit tunnel t+ | Moore resumed the preliminary hearing peas! and aatural wood, with fy | i Bam Keating has coment that | Werk. } James J, Duty Ca, Duffy is the! today of Republican Secretary of Btate| in laying the tablet. He will] .Cympiraiior Cole gad to-day thet he were shout to do, and! wrote it up.” | President of the Repudtican Club of the |aleb Powers, with Being an it Into blocks and sell the souve-|Van Wyek om Bat tn teterense t0 ieee aan do you know of the Dean Com-| Ninth Asaembly District. the battle: | accessory co the murder of Gov. Goebel. fhe extension of rapid transit to Rrool: | Nothing except that one day gam |@round of John F. Sheehan and Thomas! F Wharton Golden, one of the prose- " aatd the Comp: | Keller told me that the $ist,me assets | ¥. Smith, Croker's private secretary. | cution’s star witnesses. who finished his “the omtract for the tunnel to Sere :& stocks and bonds end showed | The Sheehanites point to Duffy & CO} arect examination Aaturday, but wae » value $3.75 to $5.00. th Brooklyn wilt be let. ting me & recetpt from Goslin & Co, for OM) ag an example of how political In@UERCe | -syey sick ani unable to be laboring men, all anxious to go| the Staten Isiand and Bay Ridge exten- | It Je being worked to get contracts. amined, was the firet witness f | 99 Work, and « couple of hundred othere SS ae toe ee cont |galtay "in ‘enceen of ila. galery, ens, by curiosity and a chance to | °°" making the payments Kellogg, he $ : % 2, deouty, sherift, was th Tenvenira, hed aesembied there. ————— was nether oaicer nor Bt ent Tove BHNOURCED 4 28-inch, with fize natural Se Mer fore ot paceman to keen WHEAT WAS STEADY esdsaon ANO CABLES HIGHER.| LONDON STOCKS FIRM. Whves guened steady and proctionlty | sosueq shows Great Activity and unchal to-day. There wee very lit- tn evidence and scarcely any- i silverdepositaud trimmings, Beoodwey & 90th 6 $2.95, fea i 3 rs ij BS re 55" 325, 33: fe oo vat Had ~ i qe ! iil iit babes fe abliie i tt ei F zg