The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1900, Page 5

THE WORLD: JOHN SWINTON ON HIS OWN WORK. He Speaks of the Things with Which He Has Dealt in This Place—Practical Matters boeken Saye Me Was Robbed of @ Geld Wateh and Money. Michael Lally, ‘sixty yeare old, of Ho- boken, wae a prisoner before Magiv trate Mayo in Jefferson Market Police Court this morning om the charge of being intoxicated on the Bowery last -. nlahe. as told that he had the moat Be A Cowboy with. et me Rather Than Dogmatic Quackeries, | [itr wm,» 1 wr ern! During His Forty-Three oe” rin" piyision in Tremont J Hall,” and that hie watch, valued at Tareugh the agency of The Fvent uch act reason te always $380, and & considerable sum of money ness in trying to compute the amount of World ee eee that copertain| hd tremor ately 1 pag oe the were stolen trom him. ed 20,000 Gallons. beer that he had drune during bi Innovation. thaT2 whot Gow bo’ to the rights of man and the rights| unrest of Iabor, such as has been mani- wes ence Police Commissioner He had been a driver for a brewery for — | V2 are of ledor have been trought before | fested this year, think of the tnjustice oe oboken. Magistrate Mayo dis- twenty-five years 2 larger audience than through any| by which isbor la hampered; think of] °#feed him RE D. A few days before his death Amend | } go ng ce now, 1% ° the conditions under whieh labor exists AMEND’S RECOR x told the phys.chans at Bellevue nat for 7 I ext other agency on earth. It te pieasing to know that the brief G@rticies here printed have been read aloud at the meetings of many unions, and that they have deen used as txts for sermons {n churches, and that they have been translated Into the languages of foreign countries. It ts pleasing a #0 to know that they have attracted the Rotike of some millionaires, and that they have had an influence upon a num- der of the large employers of labor, and that they have affected the mind of at east one college professor. 1 have let- tere which furnish proof of these siete. ments. It to weil, oun . 1 suppose there must be some readers! an! ve who have objected to my frequent repe-| Ave, found my xt ha har the, expert- thousands come ‘tit if thi ‘x that in these arti i Ld ition of the remark that in } oad Oe je SaeeS a to think. But | would now repeat that SY Ave 99 JILTRD, AR WENT MAD. Blighted Love. Samuel Levy, twenty-six yeare old, of 0 East Sixth street, went suddenly in- sane this morning. He attacked his father and younger brother, and was selged by ae end held until «| and which may be seen by looking at them In the articles over my signature | have dealt with the broad genera! prin- ciples of right and uprightness, avoiding vain fancies and all dogmatic quackery. Bome friendly parties have been de- sirous that | should expound their the ortes, but I have been unable to agree with them. A philosopher who may be pucteund as has cent me a fee er in whica sete up @ ft that is beyond inteliset, tresses it with arguments too subtle my underst, Tt would be es easy for me to square the circle as to handle by g these theorisers. ve in these articles it tl prectical realities of S ee ‘ tient singe Gept. 1, 1890. ambulance arrived. ‘ited. y his sweetheart re- cently, brooded over it eit! his mind bed. became unbalanced. | remark. | belleve that if the community Rae og The Ladies’ Washable Summer Skirts. $4,98—Made of fancy cotton vest- ing, in several shades of blue, tan and gray: the latest shape and nine. gored flaring effect, all welted Seams and inverted plait backs very 4.98 $2.49—Made of Denham, navy tin, Union No. 3, of this elty, to ter wages Is atlll on and th an early settiement ® union ie payin stylish ; appropriate for triclans {te moral present wear, unions have followed su lyn union has been denounced by the! E fl of t ventogs, cadet and Oxford: newest seven- oe aia lll tia Mas, ao Tweoty, five Year, gored shape, with flaring bottom strikers. ‘The compl. alnt filed and «| raised seams, Lottom taced with two-inch black bands, with seven rows of stitching: inverted plait backs; bas thy sivie and bang of @ fine tarlored cloth “he very special, 2. 49 $1.98 Made of white wide-welt Ky like cut: embroklery insert ing down two sid¢ seams and around bottom in flounce effect: all welted seams; extra- J 98 . ordinary value, Ellis Island has beer Avslotant Secretary states that If posi tive proof can be given to (he Attorney for the Southern District of New York be no doubt will take action. A letter will be sent by the Secretary of the Building Trades Section to the Commissioner of Wi aattorn it. 1 nave Sanam CA dealt wih we would soon see the com coe 4 if the work tans performed has meeting the of the Sociai erters, Brook: | om ©) 231 EIGHTH AVE,, *ggitt,!? It will pay you to come miles » z serious, 4! coul4 somehow be led to take nn, nue “naa tn short othe tet fas sequences. We would come to an agree- radgrind I have, first and last, eo ples; we @ould have faith im the 4%-\ heen largely useful me tad te position seems to be favoring the 1 the members that on ject will be “ worth: ’ Don’t Miss This out of your way, thought of the questions that have been inte * whee ment upon certain fundamental prinel-) facts” patener of Feasen: we would be cheered know It WI iN. e At the last ere. | will a y Sond MANUPACTURING JEWSLLER. on Opportunity. | e tole eis that the water be turned on in the pub- We drinking fountains immediately. | watcn lacisty at 10 conse ve teetashas fe eee 5.1 On Bt. Section, Plenty of water on the streets, {1 ts argued, keeps workingmen out of the — at Summer Sa 0! Lawn Wrappers, 77. 8, Willie avenue bridge, ray ot the Electric Engineers’ Assoc: are taking the places of the men who are out George MeLeish, who for the past two to Mil the vacancy, At the !a. of the union forty-nine f ri risa admitted. It has been the} organisation to raise the tation fee | to #0, begin t mont | We offer this bandvome 14 rly, meeting of the In- ols ss neo ter Horseshoerr’ Union June 7. The organiaation {a now in good Anancial standing. The United Brewers’ Associatto fn all. likelihood be admitted to Conir@ Federated Union. the organization {s diminishing voting the various unions pty ME, AB * ctapwhere for less (han HO ot ta order trve for b yeare Open evectogn Saft eters vremty ta 150 do of strong, fine quality lawn, stri ight ground, made with fitted bac's, skirts, very wide; all new 77 icely trimmed: sizes 34 to Seoond Floor, (th Mt. Kection, Sale of Negligee and Stiff Bosom , For Men and Boys. 100 dozen Men's Fancy eo sora Shirts, taundered the material is a fine Priscilla, in many different Styles ot the latest straight up and down stripes, all desirable patterns; choose to Morrow at Men's and Boys’ Soft Besom Shirts, laundered neckband, wristband and sepa- rate link cuffs, beautiful as- sortment of patterns, in Mad- FRANK LTavtor CLorHine Co BROADWAY cor. CHAMBERS ST. Stewart Building. Reduction Sale re price » UW. No mail orders, of High Grade, Newly Made Men’s Suits. No Long Story Why or Wherefore—Just Simply a Genuine Reduction. Men’s Suits, $12.50 -——~ Reduced from $22 and $25. The choicest Woollens used in this lot—the qualit; blacks, russet tans; Mack Vici Kid Leather, Spinach, half peck. 7 Tomatoes, the famous O, K. every day of cotton, with dow- }caps: Russet Russia Calf L ia tock Boos eked | New Potatoes, per quart, 9 Drand. taney poss ng ts Has ont eoetill ries, Bie sole ‘eels and toes hentia toes Black sterliog Cashin Leather, plain | Bananas, age, dozen 15| pa TR a oe caps; leather ling Cheese, ASM aes Oe tue. This ale spolicsthe water with « four dolar OO) | oN Yitue pr, 36 es pone dott, in a variety He pee eee b cay od Swiss Cheese, dest 4 | per 0 ply eg ty \ ovey Sr guava Maparted, pF > Lunch Chocotete, i A. Mh choice w-mer 49 Gi Is’ : ‘ ee" ZS wae aaa 13 | mace om excepts of fine Madras row, ir Sailor Suit Sale. Cooked Corned Beet, 23)" con "ee 10 of All properly tailored—the new, * ishers ask $1.40 for sam: grade; choice of our sdery. ia s witor {ett its pk, per | high y —checks, plaids, immense s8s0riment to-morrow at 98 | Children Boys’ and 's Ho Hese, 111 ribbed fiee cotton; all with oe rm A peirgthes proba Bree Dill Pickles, delicions, 39, Pure Jams, all kinds, ¢ | and solid colors—all wool Worsteds— Behn. g * ae sais tseteeny ao” saul 1) two bunds and tie of ducks # fo) |p fon ral Wb, cans jots—Cassimeres—Tweeds, n 2 were 12 yt “1 98 | Pansy Pastry Flour, very Fig Jame, deiioay 10 Great front of white ery Fultle pe procured prey ntge Rolled Wafers, verv season's mob dow eat of for hee ees pues O4 | _ dainty, our soe. cans, its wake such an Redbeced from $12.50 sat red DRESS GOODS GOODS REM REM. All-wool Worst:ds and Cheviots—stripes— uray, tm the hol be found checks—mixtures—sojid black and blue, ren lengths from 2 to 6 yard . Skirts or Suits, All to be $3.00 and eee. Sins aes Meat re a8 i i lad a all a UN EER THE TUN Years Amend Consum- Average quarts a day. Average querts a year Average quarts for 85 years. 63875 ‘Total gallons dering life... William Amend, who had won the title of champion beer drinker of New York City, died yesterday afternoon in Belle- vue Hospital, where he had been @ pa- Amend was forty-three yeare olf, and lived at 16 Fourth street. For twenty- jone year, up to the time that he en- tered Bellevue, he had never slept in a He drank on an average seven ery | Breen rooms of beer a day, he told Dr, Dougherty and bis weight increased from 1M to pounds supremacy of “Greater New York’s Greatest Store” forcibly demonstrated enn Clothing at Half Price and Less, Men's Suits—in this lot of Men's en Men's Dress Suits, The Specials in Hosiery. |James Means Shoes at, Ladies’ Hosi Choice of Ladies’ Hose, blacks, morrow, is a guarantee of the qualty. These shoes can Asparagus, per bunch, 39 Men’: : Half K noe at Bloomingdale: only. 1c. and ” Bien Men's ¥; Hose, fine two-therd cot- waring Tocay the "Means? Comirt | Radlabes, 6 bunches for 5] our “mi ‘a ton, fancy striped, very meat pat- ek hoes, (Ne “Means” COMET Cdeumnbers, each, ne terns, in the most beautiful This price means two pairs | Rwbarb, big bunches, Memorial Day. [= ‘Sit Flags, mounted on spearhead staffs, 16224, ach, 35 24x96, each, 69 meg? FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1900; MO WANTED slept at night in a large rocking « hale Yesterday Amend had been in Relle- vue elght months and tem days and his weight had been reduced nearly ay! pounds. When Amend appeared in “Sey ptember he beryl enter the ordimary bf found necessary to open (h Geer BikL. Viever mivd tHAT horee You wus gomg 2 get me 2 go eh He amuret himself during his long a Automobile instead. for | Methodist Church Over the past ve years le Amounted to about mn a 2 ton 8 Ol | on The ap quarts of beer a o year, and du time he estimated that he Earane SAW Soar or neariy Ke sald that during hie lifetime he Qunday2 WorLp haz 2eex Gowboy2 do it & jz goin ally fw SRB patons of he had di More than | vor the Hew departure, whieh wae ine | L u roduced 4 Week age last Sunday | t lh L ab t t a NeneT ast |i wears site sargton wo 2 tell a out | we some time be he wer’ at the (radidens ethodian t et | art us coun waver || & PME PIcCure, So get it. Reettation by Mise Bowen. vires whic, simchs of titualiaty | Misa Artemesia Bowen will give are) The Key Juha W. Campbell, pastor, Yyoree 5) A Sale of Straw Hats, | It is time to doff hea or fan tas ead don comfortable Straw Hat, ceptional values in |; PHats for to-morrow : eital in Sherry's banquet hall this even ing The programme will consist scenes from Shakespeare and some of by Southern authors Mas fowen's recitations are aiways delight rf personality ie attractive and oe has much talent as @ dramat) reader, Cold Stor Storage ¢ Vaults | for storing ‘urs, caraenis. fine text. es, rugs, carpets, Kc, Strietly dustprool, perfect linesd, avoids beating, which is very ‘nu uD to furs and garments nga tsk moth and tire duce the vested choir wath | JIMMY. when forty and all vader sixtean oF will end no one knows. | =| eomnalae DOVE 59 Fg GOTH STS Our Mail Order BexT {s thoroughly organized for pro and reliable Summer service, Orders are carefully filled quickly forwarded, | ene TE Prices moder at Bloomingdale's for discriminating purchasers to-morrow, Exce tional Values Especially in ready-to-wear apparel t Saturday. for men, women and children is the Pome cee Men's Business Suits, $3.93. | Men's Top Coats, $3.93. | Men’s $3.00 Trousers at $1.66. Plen's Trousers, (Oneo! the great A Men's Top!’ me ne, Po Coats—-allthe oa a ‘will b Men’ Brald ‘ latest shades of idea’ bd found several bucaitovert found in a line ate, very fine grade, trimmed with black or blue different styles of of Men's Woot bands; by style $2.00 and 62.25 valeen here gf cheviots and cas. Cheviot and | to-morrow, ° siavere suits in such ment prot CassimereTrow | Better grades, at $2 avariety of patterms Oly wanes “es ia stripes $2.48, , 1.98 oe 3 bi at and periect in pent 4 Fs , Brim Salter Hats, They ire well made oar wae o Fingbone. These or stiff brims, in plain of fancy with wide French fore * i tower a e ane braids, neatly trimmed, perfect aswell as these garments . in In every are aM that t is possible to ea ee fa Boys’ 2.98 way a first-class could be asked imake them, and > wp business Ly not a detail has tae Ss gee been slighted, on ee Geap for this sul. and we believe we ge] Your choice, them to be and some $3.90 away ahead of pr caag BE 3 ‘ anything bre ‘4 ° offered at any- sl if 66 where near this price: all sizes of reguhe and stout mencan be fitted at the small price 3. 93 Men’s Fin: Suits at $7.93, a Men's Fine Suits—We do not believe The VY you can dupligite these suits anywhere oung es short of $12.00 to $14.00 a suit. They $ ue made of fine velour cassimeres, high-grade cheviots and soft-finished black thibets: each garment perfectly tailored, correct in style and trimmed a only high-grade garments usually Men's Stylish Suits, $5.65, Suits there is a choke of about thirty. different styles of high-grade pure weol cheviots, ~assimeres and wor- steds, ina range of patterns consist- This is an oppertunity ing of plaids, checks, neat stripes, for young men from1i and in every way good value for $7 or $% dur- ing thie sale we have Scotch mixtures, and also plain blue} to 19 years of age to po Sot a sn 7 93 and black. These suits are not $6, $7) buy an all-wool suit tn tame price, i" 2 and $8 suits, but suits that have Son's, newest Boys’ Cheviot _ soki at $10 and $12; made and} well madeand trimmed —a_ Wy Suits, $1.98. Boys’ Suits,cheviot or cossimere, well made, t) 15 years, mode wit double-breastect }@oet, every seam properly sewed; in act 4 wear-givine trimmed in the best possible manner, good quality linings, wide French fac- ings and satin piping. Among this lot} gced the price at age, stim and stout men up % Men's Fine Dress Suit:, $9.95, to46-inch chest measure. high chss pure worsted thilored In in the best possible man- her, in ail the newest and richest patterns, lined with heavy quality italian and serge lining. The materials and workmanship in these suits are equal (9 any that you will find in the most expensive gar- ments, Not a suit of this lot worth Jess than $15 and some $20 to $22. Your choice during this sale at suit; good value ¢ $3.00, During this! sale only our choice) of ten different styles 9.95) ” 1.98 Second Floor, Git> Si Corner. > (Special, Per Pair, $2.00. | The Specials in Fresh Reliable Shoes for Men. $4.00 Qualiy. | Vegetables & Groceries, Last of the three days’ sale. Avail yourself Sat- a. Mee | quart baskets, sad 10|“s"" =. 2 98 Rembrandt, ribbed hosiery; open work and lace effects: very tine qualities, none worth less t 1 25¢.: fancy extn: @.d polka dot hosiery; all guarantee. fast colors, a variety of styles, ali wor B 25¢. ; to» 12 urday of this opportunity. The maker's name colorings; actual value, 25¢.: 1| Shrimp Men's % Hose, in Lettuce, fine heads, 2 Packing €o., oer an 20 for the cost of one. Notice a few of the stylen— Fret Black Box Calf Leather, toe shoulder snd down back, bs Serato tors on, 20 per Ib., Entire Wheat Flour, very finest, our regular price 38c.,, this sale, 10-1b 30 bags, Girls’ Gingham Dresses, tucked yoke, with lace insertion, rutile over All our are made of all-wool shoulders with insertion and rufite of Pears, fine (| Sauerkraut, 31. cans, bunting. of the various sizes : torchon lace: special price; sizes 12 yes 21d cans, 10 Condensed Milk, best, ft, 6h, 4, sit, Sy eee es GP White Cherries, {ine full weight, can, 5 4 ss” oe on 2.50 and 10, 1.98 (quality, 2-10. cans, 10 French Olive Olt, (Se un 55 be d fc, at the low Girls’ Dresses of colored chambray, Peaches, Medium, 26 Flagpoles, brackets, &., - deep sailor collar, fr 1 ack $ “ine uit 2 6 Salad Oi ple % 5 prices, formed of tuexs and cans, big bottle, edged with a ruffle of t broldery; 4 to 14 yrs., ferent Fleer, St) St Bection. Barilett Pears, our 52e. H1b, cans, Capers, bet, from trance, big dottle, 3an46 each, 98 Fated Fleer, A H Bertion