The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1900, Page 3

gf APS HG “NINTH” Goodwin Fears Effect of Merchants’ Letter Boomerang. ABE GRUBER. Serious trouble is expected in the Ninth Assembly District to-day during the primary election. The followers of Councilman Frank J. Goodwin are mak- ing another and more desperate at- tempt to knock John C. Sheehan out of the Tammany leadership. It ts charged that the district is over- run with Tammany repeaters. ‘The polls opened at 2 o'clock this af- ternoon, and the voting started in with & rush. The balloting will end at 10 o'clock to-night. Mr. Bacehan took a flying trip around the district in a cab and returned to the Pequod Club well satisfied with the indications, Hevgaid hix only fear was of repeaters, but he was sure of winning . with anything like a fair chance, Goodwin was much upset and was volubly profane. When asked how the prospect looked to him he replied with an oath, Go and ask that crook across referring to Sheehan, “I reporters." Goodwin's state of mind is due to a difference between himself and his fel- low-worker, Thomas F. Smith, Croker's private secretary, over the authorshtp of the “Merchants letter,’ which prom- ised tunnel jobs to all good Tammany- ites, and which has come back upon them like q boomerang. Pach wants the other to “stand” for it, and each just as hotly objects. Under special orders from Chief Dev- ery, Capt. Cooney, of the West Thirty seventh station, accompanied by two werd men, went through the dis- trict and to each policeman on duty paid: iJ “Give everybody a fair show.” Arreste€ an Ansemblyman. Assemblyman Phillips, a Sheehan man claiming @ residence at 224 West Twen- ty-second street, went to a polling place at $51 Eighth avenue to vote and was met there by Mr. Sheehan and John Lynch, Thomas J, Goodwin, a brother of the Councilman, challenged Assembly- man Phillips's registration, He claimed that Mr. Phillips lived on Fifth avenue. Phillips insisted on putting in his vote und was arrested, In Jefferson Market Police Court Goodwin said that he war unabie to make a complaint as he did not know of his own knowledge that Phillips ld not live in Twenty-second street. The, reason he challenged his vote was be- . eause tt mon rumor that he did not live there, Magistrate Mott dis- charged the Assemblyman. Mr. Phillips was highly indignant, after the proceedings he eald: “ py) vean the laws very closely to asc if there te not some law that covers this case of mine. My arrest was malicious and unwarranted, and | shall bring pro- ceedings against those who caused it if 1t costs me every cent I have.” nd Mr. Sheehan, who places small con- fidence in the police, has Pinkerton men watching all polling places, These detectives, especially picked for work, are all over the district, and it is ot) improbable that there may be 6 clash between them and the police. Warning of Freud, When evidence was brought to Bhi han's followers of the intention of fra thig letter was sent to Pollee Heade . quarters: ‘The Hon, Bernard -J, York, Previdemt of the Po- thee Meard. My Dear Sir: 1 respecttuly call row stteu {low fo the fact that \aformation has come to my knowledge affording grounds to rersonably apprebend that st the primary election to be held 18 the Niath Assembly District to-merrew 6 cos. corte’ effort will Le made by a large number of men, by repeating and other methods, to vielae the Primary Section laws. | request thet pou ~ GS WITNESS. 38 A PERURER THE WORLD: TUESDAY & FEHAN SURE OR. HILLIS ANSWERS s.amancce WAISTS _ pesicxs. Of Liberty Satin, Foulard, Crepe de Chine, Ribbon and Lace, Plain and Embroidered Taffeta, FREY AGES. Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational Church, of Brook!yn, may le expelled from the min- istry. The Presbytery threatens to have Dr. Hillis tried fur heresy uniess he re- signs immediately, Dr. Hillis's congregation, it is said, will stand by him to the end. This is what Dr. Hillis is reported to have said ghat has caused ail the trouble: “The dny the echolastion wrote that chapter in the Confession of Faith they wot the devil co! with Ged, On Wednesday, March 28th, the foll wing will be of ered: Taffeta Shirt Waists, Black, Violet, Rose and Gray; corded Taffeta Dress Waists; Black, White, Pribgohyetal ) Eternal and et teward Hin = stainiess throne, where eternal Mercy alts with the werld'’s atoning Savieur, than 11 my hand with that creed toward Ge@’s throne and affirm that I tneghe or believed it.” HILLIS IS NOT AFRAID; NEVER CONCEALED IDEAS. Dietated Exclusively te The Evening World, By Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis, I have read the Chicago bs] be dissension over the Presbytery'’s ac- B. Altman & Co. Cee a natal Wednesday, March 28th. SILK | UMBRELLAS. | ofln assortment of Black Yes, tohes In the morning papers. I need | ton in permitting me to assume the!) se | pastorate of Prot Benge Charm tht|| aad Colored Sith Umbrellas, not aay that they have caused Me MO) ry ih to ragion of dis- || Fine English Natural Wood litte surprise and pain, Dr, Herrick | turbance or issension, and that 1 de- || Johnson, of the McCormick Theological | sired him, in the event of my emer. Handles, 26 and 28 inch, inary, is an old and dear friend, | *tip being a caure of annoyance to any Ne member, to present my withdrawal from satteble for Ladies and | My liberal views, however, have been | “hicago. For years my the Presbytery whenever he thought it 1t is only fair to Dr. Johnson and his Associates in the Theological’ Beminary to say that for years they have objected to my theological position. Four years ago the students of McCormick Semi- john Twentieth vetoed this request the tuvitation, fearing m) would fall ike « he: i¢4 nite. well known in C sermons have becn printed tn full in the Gentlemen,e various journals. Some years ago, when the matter of a revision of the contession of faith was up, I worked to bring about the excision from the creed of the very passages In the confession of faith to which I referred in my re- cent sermon on “The Automatic Judg- ment Seat in Man.” ‘An a delegate to the General Assem- bly, 184, I spoke and voted for the re- tention of Prof. Henry Smith, who was expelled from the church at that assem-| biy for hie liberal views. I have therefore pert. ts my ideas and my dissent from certain sec- tone of the creed, and what little Aght| old | ombarral I bave had hag-not been hidden under) therefore not ihe portion agatnat menT recognise’ with great sorrow that he will never recede nor withdraw. But this harsh cee f an old Hatement that he finde otha but evil Influence my view! hugs. shall ‘aot filed ms To ibe hoped that the time had come Tria. of Wotribation. Were tsheratetd’ ia Ve \ | beatin 51,90 | jE C. AUSTIN. take action to prevent the consummation of the Attempt of such violation. T have the hener to Femsin, very wrely yours, BERNARD COURTNEY, Chsirman General Committee Nieth Assembly Distriet, Gilli the Bheehanttes desided It would de well to take no chances, and the army of Pinkertons were called into use, ‘The feeling between the factions i» most Bitter, and Capt. “Dick” Walsh, of the West Twentieth street police station, in the anticipation of trouble, has got all of ‘the. reserves out and may make a de- tnand for extra men. The Sheehan ballots were handled Last year frost on the a bushel, Indeed, because of my plea for toler- tion, berty and charity I was called to succeed Dr, Noyes, who defended Prof. Swing when Dr, Patton tried the latter for heresy, Four years later, when Prof. Swing died, I succeeded him as pastor of the Central Independent Church in Central Music Hall. When 1 entered that pulpit I went to Dr. Gray, the tie dee of oe a spell editer of the Interior, and tok? him that | pilechte Cabebemetbees & teatier at ca 1 wished to leave my withdrawal from [burrassment, 1 phali go out from them. the Presbytery in bis hands, He ta, he penalty which every man ‘That I feared there might be some |it- AGH MISINS. = ATER CON The Borough President Fooled Them by Hir- ing Italians. with the greatest secrecy. the Goodwin-Smith men got hold of them and rua the first four names over with wood ant!-heehan names. The ballots were folied this morning In the Pequod Club, n Twenty-ffth street, by men whose integrity is beyond question, and no one else Was admitted to the room during the time the work was under way, At 12 o'clock the ballots were delivered by the district captains to trusty men. But during this operation and after- ward everybody concerned was under the watchful eyes of the detectives, The Ninth Assembly District lies be- tween Seventh avenue and North River and West Twentieth and Thirtieth streets, It is along Tenth avenue and the thickly populated tenement district, Which offers opportunities. to the re- peater, chat trouble ts feared. ‘Trouble Feared. corner of Twenty-sixth street and Sixth avenue. As the dozen masons worked they pondered and.then agreed among them- selves that they were cheap men and immdtately ralsed their scale of wages from 01.) to 82a day Foreman Feeney, who represented Ms» Coogan was notified yesterday of the action taken, and without a murmur \hrew up his hands and sald At right, the raise goes.” Te went all day yesterday, but this morning when the Irishmen got to the Bixth avenue house they found four- teen Hatlane t head of them worh- iy wagraved eRe totie Q tat Eaeteding. Watch gould not be bought else, flantsome 14 Kt. where for ler jfotia Gold $50.00 tas Kings " Got Ring, eet wi dtemponde bougtt aleewhere for 829, ndgninely Ragraved Solid Waters » A great many men are not working to- Gay and degan to Im the forenoon, Capt. Walsh is confident that before the ils close at 10 o'cjock to-night the po- foe will have some lively work on thelr One of h€’men most prominent on the SSS Goodwin ticket tp George Kraus, “Tim” right-hand man in the theat- of the Dew- ey and Schley music halis; Patrick He- ker, pilot of the firebo ‘atrol, and Richard Dougherty, an enrotied Soctal- iat. The Republicans also have a red-hot fieht on in the Twenty-fint Assembly | oe Dietriet between Abrahem Gruber, anti- Platt, enti-Quigs man, and George C. Austin, who is backed by the machine. In the Twenty-fiftt Assembly District & strong attempt is being made to down Charlies Hess. “Vas fs los mit Coogan?’ has been answered in Gaelic. “He's the divil of a decalver” ts the response, and this ts the way It ts explained President of the borough of Man- jan engaged some days ago 4 doze! Irishmen, gil whilied stonemasons, t some work on a house at the no Many & man to-day at the “top of the ladder" secured his first footing through a Sunday World Want ad. The Irish sto Cosman, ESTABLISHED 1807. OWPERTHWAIT & SONS, CHATHAM SQUARE: $2ist ST. & 3rd AVE: : Best Goods---Lowest Prices. Grape-Nuts FURNITURE of All Descriptions. h CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTH, &c., &c. ATOOTHEOME NOVELTY. peaareins Gt Weekly on $06 Worth; $6 Monthly on $100 Worth; $60 Monthly on $1,000 Worth. ae sels ANY AMOUNT IN PROPORTION. EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING. ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS OF Ghe Moving Pictures of Pope Leo Xili., illustrating scenes from the daily life of His Holiness in the Vatican at Rome, Admission Fee only 0c. _ Proceeds to be donated to the . Asylums of New York. Six Lectures daily: 10.30, 11.30 A. M. 30, 2.30, 3.30, 4.30 P. M. In addition to the moving pictures of Pop: Leo XIII. there will also bz shows moviny pictures of Cardinal Gibbons, taken at the Seminary of St. Mary, at Baltimore, Mi.; a Corpus Christ! procession 4 Italy, the Brother hood of the Misericordis, the Armenian Monks, the Capuchin Monks, the Piccuresqu> Vatican Guards, &. Che Special MwurMon, Orémmed Ufildinery. day morn- | Our Millinery Department contains Black Sik Sale, in successful progress. 75,000 Yards of Reliable Black Silks and Satins, of standard make, at fully | 25 per cent. less than present murket to-day almost as many trimmed hate as can be found in all the little sto put together, and as many, if inde not more, than will be found in any'¢ of the largest establishments. The ing, is still and New World have contributed best creations in the millincr’s art newest ideas and styles and the bes the richest materials and the fin workmanship, And for reaso prices we have no equal. HA SA we will svil you a hat that wrald ©" you $10 and $12 elsewaers, and wi cennot be surpassed in brauty and style at any: Ht trom $7.50 to SIS writ 8. BLACK HEMSTITCHED TAFFETA —20 inches wide, im in luster Talos Diack figured taifeta, with colored designs and polka of old tose, violot, green, Ceriee, cardinal, turquoise and white, This isa very welect lot of pended Miiey Spey ine as aything we have 59 shown a a 5 lere to-morrow at WINCH BLACK CORDED TAFFETA- very OO” vei. Ieetemaoe st OBS IN PLAIN BLACK TAFFETA the following ered; Thigch wide, all aiik ; value 8Sc., at Ste 2idach puse dye Dress Taffeta ; value $1.40, at 5,10 22-inch pure dye Dress Taffeta; value $1.60, at $25 Siscl cielaietigupnseteiansy ara : IN BLACK PEAU DE SOIE the following specials over. rr) ee” wit oe Iedaeh, all ake; valee S6e., at ie fai This year’s goods ree tah & | Linings. test Jear's fee saving of fully 25°), as tie price IN BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE the follow! . spectils Will be Nene ing linings have greatly increased, 16-inch, all eitk value OSe,, at, " py » cold by usin 899 et 2c. a yard, now ire, ete; van O13 at 12-6. a patie Hig 0 Ran To complete this great Black Silk Sale we will SILK-FINISHED PRRCALIUE. oll by ws ie make some startling reductions in the prices of C. J. 1899 at Léc. pet yard, now oBere/. thy us at b Bonnet & Cie’s bes (bigs) Lyons Silks, and will devote en entire section of the department to the sule of those world-famous Dress Silks. doa all Be carpool old bv ws tm 139) ab 186, Rent THAIN CLOTH, sold by us in 1899. at Ac, ‘ard, now cMered at CONDETTE, fot facing, soll by ua in 199) at 1M, por 7 Ladies’ Suits. Wit OFAER LivinGs I STOCK SOLD Att PORTIONATE PRICES. We will place on sale. to-morrow, Wednesday, March 28th, a magnificent collection of Ladies’ Suite—reproduc- a tions of pe a cos- tumes—at pricesrang- ing from one-third to Women’s Undershirts and Wrappers. Three offerings for W pei thecost ofthe | ble for fineness of materials, originals. oi —— good taste and price SUITS, with taffeta applique r on jacket and ekists ; original ade Lae nal $35.00 suits weed at S750 OADCLOTH SUITS, with band trimmings; original Caea 19,78 VENETIAN SUITS, with most elaborate work ; erigieel Gee se mreasees 95.00 Ladies’, Misses’ and Roys’ Shoes. At 's and % Off Regular Prices. The balance of the N. D. Dodge & Bliss be stock of shoes, recentl bought by us for much less than their actual value, will be on sale to-morrow at these money-saving prices: Your choice of LADIES' BICYCLE GC . The World’s Py Groceries. Feea Mart hep rs limitless supply of Pure Foods offers the Market’s best production adage that, will make your housels ng allowance do double work. . ECIAL HAZEL WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR, com tains oaly the purest part of the wheat kerael, there by making the most digestible bread on the it is dithcult to procure; we produc: it aad fer Special sale, 10 Ibs, co Stnetty freat laid eggs from Chestast Ridge PF, a, 9 00; : Lmported Correlat Sausage, pot Id., “Marl” Imported Sardi, t's key oprasr, Wines and Liquors The best—the purest—the cheapest. Deeval Pere and File Creme de Menthe, large bottle, $9: Roe-tuse! Makt id Peden tn ts ta ip aie Canada, per bet., ‘ 7 : Cobhame ‘Srerry, Muscate! and Tokay Wines, 5 Sib eed olin po Gl 133