The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1900, Page 5

| - 800 IRISH LASSIES ON NEW An invading army of Irish domestics was landed this morning on the Cunard Une pier from the Royal Mail steamship Ivernia, just in frem Liverpool and Queenstown on her maiden voyage. There were over eight hundred daugh- ters of Erin in the consignment, which ‘was the largest brovght over by one steamer this season. Many will remain at (his port, bot the majority are booked for Hastern and ‘Western cities. All were typical representatives of the land of Brian Boru, rosy-cheeked, buxom lassies, with that happy-go-lucky disposition of the face. When the steamer tied Up to the dock they broke out in mighty chorus, singing the songe of their country to give vent to their joy om greeting the new land. There were the Murphys from County ‘Tyrone, the Doolans from Munster, the O'Briens from Kerry, the McCarthys from Cork, *the Hoolahans from Clare, the McGuires from Limerick, the Hen- ressys from Waterford, and hundreds of others, all true representatives of the Iris race. As they filed off the big boat their | friends gathered outside the immigration railing arid screamed out affectionate greetings of welcome and for an hour or SHEN SITS HOE BY THENE The Last Time They Set the House on Fire. | Neighbors take more than ordinary in-| terest in the latest De Filip! burglary, at 108 Liberty street, Brooklyn, because | {t was complicated with a fire. Other wise the report that the “carpenter” had been robbed again would have been re- ceived with a polite smile or a weary shrug of the shoulders. Seven times has Dominick De Filtpi| been robbed since Sept. 7, De Filici's | carpenter shop is on the ground floor of the three-story brick building, and he lives with his wife and two daughters A Rosy-Cheeked, Buxom Army of Erin’s Daugh-| ters Invades the New World, Where They Will Work as Domestics. more the dock was:like a bedlam. It was a merry time they had coming over In the steerage. In all there were 1.7% huddled together in these quarters and of this number 1,167 were Irish. To keep them company there were 117 English, nine Scotch, 381 Swedes and 138 Norwegians, But there were no racial prejudices and from the time the steam- er drew out of the Liverpool dock the ‘tween decks rang with mirth and song Boon after the steamers arrival all the immigrants were crowded into barges, which, conveyed them to the immigration station at the Battery, where their pedigrees were taken. Kate Boyle, a third-class passenger on the Ivernia, was stricken with diph- theria and died and was buried at sea when the vessel was out three days. Diphtheria not being a quarantine dis ease, the ship was passed and the pas- sengers permitted to land. Over @9 of the 1.167 were ticketed through to Boston, and they left at once for that city, "They will be dis- {tributed throughout New England The Ivernia t* the newest of the Cunard Itne fleet. She ts 600 feet long, 4 feet 6 Inches beam, has a speed of se en Knots, an indicated horse- De f 17,00, twin screws and is 13,900 @ross tonnage. Graft She Is seventy-six yer of widow of Joseph Grafton, particularly as ™ dren. THE JOYS OF LIVING are dependent on good health. Without it hopeless rut of despondency. Necessary. as all may enjoy the greatest boon mankind ts heir to— perfect Acsith, Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Will bring a rosy glow to the pallid cheek energy to the faltering lmbe; ‘engttien and invigorate the weary body hrobbing brain; red bi = injures." ‘i It al- never ‘on \ tonic and stimulant. Clergymen use it in on the upper floor, Following is the record of burglaries: Sept. 7—Burgiars got in a side win- dow and stole crockery. Neighbors sym- pathised, and the window was double barred and nailed shut. Jan, 37-Side door broken open. A gold watch, jewelry and $5 tn money | taken, The door was closed and braced. Feb, Back door forced and the safe blown open. Nothing in the safe. The back door was strengthened and a burglar alarm put on ft. This was connected with the De Filip! bedroom. Feb, 6A transom opened, and the thieves, finding nothing, mixed up Mr. De Filip!’s tools and stock. An iron grating was substituted. ‘The | neighbors began to intimate that the carpenter shop was 4 burglar proving ground. | Feb. 18—Back window forced. Nothing found, Back window could not be epared, so burglar alarm was placed on that-aleo. Feb. %.—Front door lock picked, ‘Nothing found, Another burglar alarm put In, The De Filipis found Ufe miserabie Decause careless friends set burglar elarms off when coming in. To-day.—The burglar alarm at the Fear door sounced. With it came smoke end fire. The thieves had broken in| @gain. Not finding anything, they emashed @ lighted lamp on a paint bar- fel. The fire gutted the shop. The loss ia 93,50. —— $2,000 A MONTH FOR ABR, Allowance Fized by Court for Rich Weman in Her 014 Age. Amelia Stuyvesant’ will receive $2,000 every month from the United States ‘Trust Company for the support and Maintenance of Elizabeth R. Grafton, ‘Who has been declared an incompetent Person. An order to that elfect was by Justice Truax in the Su e geet 5 in prem: The Trust Company ie the ee cin Be r and Amelia Btuy- is the custodian of Mre. Grat- Amelia Stuyvesant is @ niece of Mra. 2 2. ly extracted and applied to the $ . their families and Tecommend it to thetr friends. All ure you grt the tations ere tnjur The Best Washing | Powder Housework is Hard Werk Without it. 54 West 234 St. without ‘pain"ty our. new filled FNL AT TG PT Eo THE WORLD: TUKSDAY ASTORI The Kind'You Have Always Bought, and whigh has been In use over 30 yea.s, has borne the signature of MELT sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow np one to deceive you in this, All Counterfeits, imitations and “Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmiess substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine, nor other Narcotic qubstance Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhcea and Wind Colic. It re- lieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatu- lency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the and Bowels, giving healthy and natura sleep. The Onil- dren’s Panacee—The Mother's Friend. cenune CASTORIA Atwars Bears the Signature of LA The Kind You Hare Always Bought in Use For Over 3O Years. and has been made under his per- Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Thelr Low Price® AG Both Siées 14th St. Ffrom 23th to 15th, 6th Ave H. & E. Standard Quality Granulated Sugar, 5 Ibs. in Linen Bag for 24c, Ham and Bacon. “Red Star” Ham and Boneless Bacon—the finest quality— extra selected sugar-cured. The kind that is toothsome, savory and appetizing; our regular price is 13/4c. per pound. During this sale: Hams . . \1%e. lb | Bacon . . 10%e. Ib Fine Tea, 32c, Mayflower Chop—Oolong and mixed (green and black), strong and of delicious aroma. Equal to the Tea sold elsewhere at 50c. per pound; our price $2c. Sold in two-pound packages only, 25c. Quart Cans of Soup at 12c. Mohawk Brand—put up by one of the most reliable and best-known makers. The fol- lowing’ kinds: Chicken and Consomme. Red Star Baking Powder. Strictly, honestly pure—no better quality made. Its great and growing popularity proves its merit. 5-Ib. cans, $1.29 | 1-Ib. cams, 29c. | 3-Ib, cans, 15¢, Jessamine brand. Packed in 1899. Splendid, carefully selected ripe fruit—heavy sugar syrup. - —Green Gages and Egg Plums; case of 2 doz., $3.38; can, 15¢. Bartlett Pears and Lemon Cling Peaches; case of 2 doz., $5.14; can, 22c. ' —White Cherries; case of 2 doz., $6.26; can, 27¢. —Extra large California Prunes, French style, thin skins, none better; 2-lb. package, 17c, —Evaporated Yellow Peaches, large fruit, pound package, { 1c. —Red Bar Le Duc, never sold for less than 25¢. per glass, at 15¢, —Bartlett Pears, from New York State, whole fruit, packed in heavy sugar syrup, quart jars, 24c. —Apricots, extra standard quality, large and ripe, heavy syrup; big cans, 17c. t —Blueberries, extra quality ; case of 2 doz., $2.18; can, 10. —Preserved Strawberries, large and luscious, fine syrup; case of 2 doz., $2.94; can, 1}¢. —French Peas, extra fine; our 34¢, jars at 24c. —Extra-sifted Early June Peas; case of 2 doz., $3.62; can, 16c. THES 7 : Me ir ory wr Cw” Peery EVENING, APRIL 24, 1900. Bs Rie TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1900. Have you ‘been at the Invitation Home Orainer Race Meet now going on in our Bicycle Department? It commenced Monday and will end Saturday. Ever since yesterday morning our’Bicycle Depart- ment has been crowded with bicyclists and others interested in this healthy, popular form of exercise, watching the races and the men in training. We give again, in full, the list of events: No. 1. One Mile, oper, Monday. No. 4. Half Mile, open, Thursday. No. 2. Half Mile, open, Tuesday. No. 5. One Mile, open, Friday. No. 3, Mile Handicap, Wednesday. |No. 6. Finals, Saturday. Races Will Start at 3 P. M. Sharp Each Day. All the above races are to be run on the only two-roller Home Trainers in America. Four riders can compete at one time. hibitions each day, at 11 A. M. and 2 P. M. The to be awarded consist of a fine for sportemen at prices far below ings for Wednesday: consult a good occulist and be guided po gcaperpr apy cee egatagperfes by his advice. It will cost you noth- Koen can ‘jing to have this done at the Big sat op anf hy eck. pera Fh cage be Store by experienced graduate opti- old for orn 6) clans. For Wi this very SWEEP "AND ‘SPLIT $90 goneeiaiih fe dpesvsel WATCHES, in silver, nickel and gun} STEELEYF GLASSES AND SPEC- metal, for timing horse, bicycle, boat, foot races, &¢., at prices Of them forth $1.00 pal, at fim 75 © JS, 503 ativem Sort ts.00 cpa, at A Sale of Gable Cloths. We will place on sale to-morrow a lar; of fine table cloths for which we pla of linens and in wages, these o~third more to-day. will offer them at therefore, bargains of the biggest kind. LINEN HEMSTITCHED TABLEC Theee sizes and prices: B+ 10-4 124 Gach, 1.95 245 2.95 BLEACHED DAMASK TABLECLOTHS—Theee sizes and prices: sat 124 i Gach, 4.19 1.79 BLEACHED DOUBLE DAMASK CLOTH—Theep gies and peices: 84 104 12-4 Gach, 1.388 4175 195 DAMASK, BY THE YARD, AT THESE ATTRACTIVE PRICES: CREAM DAMASK, of extra beavy' weight, per yard, BLEACHED DAMASK, vf a fine quality, per yard, Our Dress Skirt Department Will Place én Sale To-M TWO OF THE SEASON’S SOMEST STYLES OF SKIRTS, worth $60 each, at Cotton Fabrics, Printed Dimities, White and Colored Piques, Linen Lawns, Embroidered Swiss Muslins, Nainsook Tuckings and Allovers, Stripe Batiste. Zephyrs. ‘David and John Anderson’s’’ Celebrated Zephyrs. of the “Pease” Piano that makes it a favorite. We have sold to over! 63,000 musical people in the last 50 irs, which fact. speaks for itself. tone in our Pianos is not only Walthour and Cramer, the well-known professional riders, give two ex- and a choice selec- tion of jewelry, all of which are now on exhibition in our show windows. High Grade Watches}In the Optical Dept. their actual value, Two timely offer-{aonr, "tone “Zeneengte gtiine, put TAC LES —-Byeglasses in adjustable Tang-} and offset styles; spectacles ih straight quantity contracts many months ago. Owing to the advance in the ogst {8 are worth at least Notwithstanding this fact we e prices of a year ago. They are, $% w, Wednesday, 35,00} pleasing but will remain so for 30 | years. Our Wilbur Piano at $250, | Proadway BH 19h a. payable $7 monthly, cannot be equalled for this money. SPECIAL BARGAINS in used Pianos of popular makes} from $100 up, Write for catalogue. | Che Big Store. " Special Sale of Raby Carriages and Go-Ce We heartily in- dorse the opinion of fond parents that ‘‘There’s noth- ing too good for baby’’—their own * baby at least—and, & us we strive tox(/ Ay cater to the wishes( “iit of our patrons, we carry nothing but the best makes of Baby Car- riages and Go-Carts. Those made b 1 firm of Heywood Brothers & Wi: have no equal. We've recently made another big” purchase from this firm at prices that sroaaly that to buyers of large quantities, and the on sale to-morrow in four big lots at be hard to equal elsewhere. LOT 1 CONSISTS OF GO-CARTS, wett made, of hardwood, in antique idber-tired wheels on strong steel and eprings, otrongth tod drablty. Special pice for tle sale oly a t atthe market's lowest prices. Why Pure Foods sy more for them elsewhere? = TEA: Connoisseurs and lovers of good tea are invited $1.00 and $1,25 Formosa Oolong, Gunpowder, English La aay su India and or are not as heavy as some lower t which ently . tender leaves can to-morrow, 8 Ibe for $3.00; per Ib, LONG ISLAND PATRRAGTD ue FANCY STRING BEANS, from Long Inland Gardens, qt., 1 Wines and L. 38) aonongahela Rye Whiskey, por gal, 2,3 Jas. B. Pepper Whiskey, per gal, 2.4 me Ce A Silverware Special for Wednesday that commends itself : inlaid Marqueterie Par. 1 . io ilk dameck and sill plaeh epbebstery worth $40.00 9.9 td CALL AND MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS. Cor. 46th St. & 8th Ave. OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10 P.M. BRADPORT $s COMPOUND (Gold Star Brana ¢ CURED —8Y~ OTTON ROOT White Ribbon Remedy’ se iG Gee _ES| PEASE PIANO CO,, ir WeNrniniet ti | LP West 42d St., just west of th Ave. Full Sets of Teeth. . Gold 22 kara ‘We make ++ 500, up | Hoare # A. M106 P.M. | “Retween Broad: Poa nape Maturdaye lnetuded. ‘above prices fo the | a Naame a WN and Can oe given in Glass of Water, Ten or | DIAMONDS, JEWELAY- 1 Without Patient iF eet CREDIT FOR BYERYEODY. Anrthing yoo was; |™ A! $ SVOMRLY.| OWS Toren cre 2 eee & am ght Sists Watches & Diamonds ov ‘apaoatb he ¥ to Wave an appetioe Slcobolle lqvore afer using White Ribtes Kemety Ne secociy required. | By var pesrenter mail, $1.0 Trist peckage free DR WILLIAM KR RROWN Hoe * * ” FURNITUR ‘ORTH ON Perfect Satisfaction or neg, Drcaeicn Sree Steamboats. AND WEEKLY Money Relunted tre and 434 ats New You Cir | TROY BOATS: |} am ES THE aren. TCH, -? —_— | seame: tar att af Ty eit oar, Wass - = f ~ Lawrer z.* Use World Wants to fll your, Ws $F. Sie SLOVO, ee a SE a ala (betas ea a =x an