The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1900, Page 10

6th Ave. and 31st St. ’ ‘ Boys’ Clothing. BOYS' WASHABLE SUITS, in crash linen, percales and Gal. tea stripes, pretty combina. tions, sizes } to 10 years (with cord and whistle), 33c value 75¢...... BOYS’ WASHABLE SUITS, in led Linen, White Duck Denims, Blouse made with Fly Front, sizes 4 to 10 years, elsewhere at 1.50, » 85c)! for this sale.. BOYS' WHITE. LAWN BLOUSES, with embroidered collar, sizes 3 to $39 years, value 75¢.. BOYS’ WHITE DUCK KNEE PANTS, sizes 3 to 14 years, | 50c. 25¢ Boys’ LARGE SAILOR STRAW HATS, plain White, also Blue and White and Red and + a0 regular VESTEE BOYS’ WOOLLEN SUITS, in 12 different styles, sizes § to 8 years, 1.00 regular price 1.8, at Open Saturday Evening. | CONFESSED + A FANUD tees a TS Sa eB” Death Fear on Man)| Won Railroad Suit. Being of sound mind, atthoush tm body. and believing fr my dit'on that 1 am Hable to moment from epinal trowb to fo fustice to several parties among them the Third Avenue Hal road Company York. Tn this way Alexander Eaegap it begins an affidavit whieh ore fented to the Suprem: of the city of New ton to set aside a jud, which be obtained against the Third ar Avenue rout in Febr Fot a verdict for a At the eleventh hour, w he ie wou die, and wh he belteves ¢ the case poe -K i not Injured : dant and sufferings are due to 9 received aixieen tol shot ware before the colliston, Keegan. in his aMdavit. sets out that he gave it to the Third 1 avenue without reward or pay and tt h ecuted tt “simply ¢ my mind and when my Heavenly Fa 00 pleases to call me sooner or later. I mo Fin 0 lear com ns uA WOMAN IN BELFRY Startled Satieen, N. J. by Wild Ringing of Church Bell. ‘The residents of Madison, N. J., were @artied yesterday afternoon by the Pinging of the poll in the steeple Of St. Vincent's ch in Rimtale ave Rue. Men and women ran (0 the scene Explanat Jone were asked femed to know w ne was Finging, neither could tie person ring tng the bell be found. Soon the vert Gppesred. He had been out of town. Gnd s0i4 no orders had been given to fing the bel! Geveral men followe Voatibule. where from the beifry « ving to and The men loom * ° Jott. up in the steeple, oro framework surrounding @ woman. Her eyes were wid and screaming Give no lucid account M the poitee ic ne Deri brtricicirictricicitictiiniet initio! * This Plea Saved William the way down, scratching. |» Beginning To-Morrow, Saturday, ANNUAL SALE OF Blue Serge Suits FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS! We will offer, beginning to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock, the greatest values in Men's, Youths’, and Boys’ Summer Clothing ever given by any retail houre in the city of New York. “ EVE2Y GARMENT OFFERED AT THIS SALE IS VADE OF BLUE SERGE THAT IS POSI- TIVELY GUARANTEED TO BE INLIGO DYED AND NOT TO FADE, and every garment is thoroughly up to date in style and absolute'y pertect in finish, The values we offer are most sxtraorianaly, and there will be a great dem. nd for then), so we advise you to be here early. Mens Blue Serge Suits, made from all oe ee 7.00 Serge Suits for Boys. ¢ suits, in all regular Lot No. 4 erg No. 1 con bans Two omg) Lots at These Attractive Prices, Hy . 5 —Bo: Pants $ m Lot lo. 2 7 ils some f 9, 75 Lot No. 4 on Long Pants Suits of good, durable lined, well trie umed and t waa all Sizes... eseee 14 to W year sire immer 6.50 wear Pr cree Mes Hue erge "Sul s mad 4a of the best Lot No. qulity 0 Washineton, Feacedaies ands: Lot No, 278: Long Pants Suita, made of wezo Serges, some lined «ith silk, satin. Italian and alkwool ‘ Fr he st ply 10 ye quaran- 8. 75 serge: both skelet df , boty lin ng; best workmar teed for quality and wear, 14 to Aivallinied lectric andr lue shades, soft or Sorgen ” hard finish... | 3. 50) Boy Short Pants Suits, > to 16 year sizes, DP Values up to'g2s 0. Poy of guaranteed blue serve, some with pes n 3, 85 fronts, others with satin facings, worth $§,00., Boys’ Blue Serge Three-Piece Suits, both in finished and unfinished serge, 5 to 16 year sizes, and Blue Serge Tuxedo Suits, ik lined, vests of fancy mixed silk, } toto. Also Men’s Outing Flannel Coats and Vests * latest designs, 5) to 46 inch chest measur Coats ear sizes,all at| Boys’ Knee Pants Suits,’ Two-Piece, Sailor Vest: ., Children’s Dress Kilts. } |Children’s Blouse Waists, Mads o1 ue ite, ik ade of Pique, Wi jeand Pin 4 to 14 year sires, |, Aa res. Also Three-Ptece Suit | j 85 tach 29 each, 3,00, - Children’s Fauntleroy Blouse Waists, in plain White Madras, Dimity tebomeed, with " 50 tancy Pique Madras and assorted colors; worth $1.50 each. For this sale.. Cc H. O'Neill & Co., 6th Avenue, 20th to 2 Ist Sree ROTHENBERGS | : oon MONET ate is UNS Sinan ort Formerly LUDWIG BROS. West 14th St. ove + $1.98 1,000 Boys’ ) Wash Suits! 98cG Extraordinary news! We have just purchased thefentire made- up stock of New York's most famous maker of boys’ high-grade summer clothing. This mammoth assortment goes on sale to- morrow morning. Selling will be swift. Come early. Unques tionably the best bargains you ever saw or heard of in boys’ wear. 1,000 WASH SUITS, very best double-woven plaid and striped duck; also tine 1 - = — _____THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE §, 1900, ’NeilPs, Children’s Trommed Hats, | fine lephors, attractively trommed with imported fiow- | ers, chiffon LC ae 98 ribbon, ti-morrol Four Sure as long as it bears the Ehrich label. Men’s Fancy Suits that | tailored periectly, being sewn with silk throughout. sold at $10.00 are 5. 00 = sold at $15.00 are 7. 50 Sure Winner No. J.) | ff 0 $10.00 Men’s Suits now This lot consists of 072 men’s fine suits, made {or business and general purpose wear =‘ They are in fancy worsted i in neat stripes and checks, in light and dark shades; also the medium colors and a large varety ol line cassimeres and Scotch tweeds, They are cut in sirgle breasted sack coats, with either single or double breasted vests and | are suits we have been retailing at $10.00, triped Galatea, shields of white duck, beautifully embroidered with white silk anchor; blouses cut very Jong and tull; handsome silk cord with whistle attached; suits worth fully $2.25, and ortered Saturday as a wonderful bargain at C Wash Suits for Girls. red and blue collars and shields handsomely embrotdered in siik of cor x f Children's Percale Dresses, in preity patterns Children’ Soler sold at $4.00; a great purchase permits us to oller (hem Ateoceserssseeeees rtiomed with wash with white pigue: | responding colors, cut and mace in first-class style: suits intended te be tly trimmed in new sty EBLE, Lest juality Seoteb Gt ely tromemmed wiih An aturday only ng hams, in beautiful plaids tent embrvidery, vines 98c | Women’ s Oxford Ties, $1. 49. Going to be a mighty busy day in the Shoe Store on the second tloor Saturday, rain or shine. Values so heartily excellent as these will be snapped up in a hurry by wideawake and careful shoppers. 700 pairs Women’s Oxford Ties, tan or black, kidskin or patent leather vamps, several different toe shapes; Saturday aod plain ade up ID pretty mew at q {elen med: sires t to 1h value bie $1.49 $1,98 926 Yass Wants in 208 t Paid is Gir R vp » | Women's High-Crade Oxford Ties, heavy or light weight, all the newest, nattiest hapes and heels; tan, all patent leather, Russia calf, black Vici kid, Mack kid skin, with military or Louis XV, heels.... se eee onee noes Alden Hoboken. It afterward came BIC | IN t that he had a wife before thet and [oe Was arrested for bigamy 2 mei that he = wedded Miss gh Doe A A TRANCE, FOR THE DEATH OF AcHILD, Unusnal Verdict Rendered To.Day by Judge Vash of the Supreme Coart, A rather unusual verdict wae ren. 408NTS coor B To-Day’s World JOROCRRY cLaRKs i t from ; $ R ideou oO dered by a Jury in the Supreme Court BOOSMINDERS ..., 6) ROVEEWoRK 6 Prison. today in the case of Mary H. Kollman, | MARUme cag 3 iamrrone : se administrateix, against Naughton @| mookxemrmns .. 6|RircHaNWonx ‘o., the comtractora Tr was an action | Bors oo eee 2 SUR " took place while brought for the death of her child, Wil- | SUSHRLMEN ¢ ] OPERATORS ‘ am 8. Rt | helmina Kollman, killed by falling into| SUT HERS : 4 1 Mia trench on Nov. %®, at Thint avenue, seen f ’ omtracted the a nd Bieht at “ i NOOKS » 5 imprisonment thie morning |" senha arco te ata CANVAGSERS ‘ ‘ voy Cle | It was olaimet by Mesers John J.) ORMMEMAKIERS .... 13 | : He paid #9 as costs of court and was|Dleasnn and Alfred Mteckler, who ap- oo. fl aoe) owed to go by Judge Blair peared for the plaintiff, that the acel-| Dou tisans " Rideout is thirty-five years vld, and |dent was caused by the neglect of the! evaiwaens ..... § 8 hails from Beaton. ws eer-| defendants in failing to have a Hehe more. 3 +2 foing erat years ago and bas three children |about the trench Judge Nash sub- | murcorunvt $ hile firet wife, who recently went in-| mitted special findings to the jury. ‘AGeNcIES.. 4 “8 ‘Fob. § be married Mien Winktres 00h CARLA 0 case oses 04 TUB once sree Remember these Sure Winner No. 3. $20.00 Men’s Fine Suits 3 ow I HI FINELY TAILORED SUITS in fancy and plain worsteds, new patterns of nobby and English tweeds and swell effects in Scotch tabrics, which will fit all shapes of men; every suit guaranteed to give satisfactory wear; every one honestly made and sure to please the purchaser; a bona-tide saving of fully one-half; in fact, a suit easily worth $20.00, Saturday Offers for the Boys. Boys’ Wash Suit, | 39, | S00 doren fine WASH Vestee Suits, 2.50. Made jutt like cut, with small collars anddouble ich alles and percales, cut in breasted vests, shown in the sailor by all the new Spring ef- fect, with deep fects, of serges, tweeds collars, and also have cord and whistles; made in sizes from 3 to 10, have sold fer 98¢, and cassimeres, sizes 3 to 8 vears: the kind we sold at $5.00. DOMESTIC CORSETS, in pink and blue, lace trimmed top and bot- tom; also Ventilating wenn short and medium hee ae 49 special... c We've Trip led Our ‘Shoe Sales By Giving ist Such Values as These, Would the buying public support our efforts to this extent if Ehrich Shoe bargains were not read bargains? We'll leave you to answer the question, while we i for this evidence of your approval, Come to-morrow, The values are here— the best shoe values in all New York. LADIES’ TAN GOAT OX- FORD TIES, machine sewed, | besutitul color, latest shape toes, all sizes; actual worth | $1.75. Spatial. srooee LADIES: TAN SILK VESTING AND BLACK KIDSKIN OX- FORD TIES, kid and patent tips, all sizes: we eal LADIES’ TAN LACE SHOES, “4 fine and soft, all kid, silk 98c vesting tops, inlaid Hips three new patter shot, at 71.95 coat, kid and vesting tops also BLACK TOINGOLA LACE AND BUTTON, oe | 1.50; | 98¢ MPecial. segeeeee 9 to 2 Worth $1.75, at. LADIES! TAN. WELT. AND BOYS’ SPRING HEEL Lace) MEDIUM LIGHT SOLES, | SHOES, manish shape, also BLACK GLAZE KID | pag te ga lage viel “5 | 98c OXFORD TIES, coin and and enamel, sizes 5 % 1013 %4; abargain at $1. 50) choleest BOYS’ SHOES, black dongola, lace, spring heel, sizes 9 to us worth $1.25, ates. mannish shape lasts, all }- sizes and widths, nothing newer in the city; made to | sell at $2.98, speciall...... meo> 75¢ LADIES’ DONGOLA LACE) beri SHOES, “Imet” welt, at | \AEWED PATENT OM | 98c) ye ge 98 Mist BUTTON: sizes 4 to Sense and & worth $1.75, att. ..eeeee faa cone TS, Ae vee We Please the Misses and the Mothers. Latest Styles. Best Workmanship. Lowest Prices. Judge these statements by following offers for to-morrow Compare Remember that these are bright, new goods, most ‘casollontly made and finished. They're of that are offered you. the sort that it’s true economy to buy. / 150 GIRLS’ SUMMER DRESSES, of polka dot and check pereales, neatly trimmed with _— or colored braid, full ruffles, all washable colors, sizes 6 to 14, a C double GIRLS’ STRIPED PERCALE DRESSES, round yoke of white, umbrella back and front, with embroidery skirt, deep hems, in pink, red, blue; worth 9c. GIRLS’ SEPARATE WASH SKIRTS of linens and denfme, all gored and with braid trimmings, all or washable colors, 6 to 14 years, worth double. 99 2 19 GIRLS’ FINE WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS, al! gored, with one, two or three rows of insertion, box pleated beck, sizes 6 to 14 years, regular $3.75 value. - 6th Ave. and 23d Street. Ehrich Bros. In Men’s and Boys’ Clothing for To-Morrow. We took these goods from our regular stock and marked them down half—and more in some cases---for this sale. believe them to be the best clothing values in New, York. We'll make all necessary alteration free of charge when you buy the gar- ments. We'll keep the clothing pressed and repaired free of charge We'll deliver any of them free of charge within a hundred miles of New York. 4nd all this in spite of the fact that we've reduced the prices half. | Men's Blue Serge Suits that | Men's aire in fancy | qlen’s imported Worsted and] ( { i wae is that its tha: id at 4 t $20.00 STE 1.93 SSW 10,00) feny ‘oft A.M oy, Dressed and Un pov od Ga one oF q@womer mn Ce Winners We thoroughly Sure Winner No. 2— ] if $15.00 Men's Serge Suit Now' UU) THE BLUE SERGE, —That’s the real thing for street and busie ‘ ness wear, and our great purchase of 1,000 of these very finest all worsted Indigo Blue Serge Suits at about one-half their actual whole. sile value enables us to sell you a suit for $7.50 that we guarantee you cannot duplicate in any house in this city for less than $15.00, Every suit is“ hemically tested” and warranted strictly all-wool, The same make of serge, the linings and the same trimmings in these famous $7.50 suits as you will tind in the best $15.00 suit sold in New York— all sizes—and a perfect fit guaranteed. { T} Sure Winner No. 4. 1 ’ $4.00 Men’s Trousers now | This lot consists of fine worsted stripe and neat check trouserings together with some imported Scotch tweeds, cassimere and fancy pe cut according to the 1900 fashion, made with coatiowgns waist bands and othe! herwise tailored equal to those you have been in the habit of paying $4.00 for. Sailor Blouse Suits 3.50. | Pry: | Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, | | 2,50. Bos’ 2p 2PIECE KNEE KNEE PANTS SUITS.—1,400 SAILORBLOUS8 Louble-breasted Suits, SUITS that sold ages from 7 to 1$ years, for $7.00 and in fancy cassimeres and $8.00 are placed J tweeds, in checks and tn this lot, Enge | | Sometam polar ah taped seams and rivet- - , ed buttons, and sewed camsineres, ! throughout with pure are made Irish linen: guaranteed sizes from 3 to good honest $5.00 val- ‘ayer, ues. ALL SILK VEILINGS, ral chile, dtied and plein mevhe, ¢ 21 latest styles, all colors and black, worth 26¢, per yard; at.. He | LADIES’ WHITE PIQUE STOCKS, each ...seee-seeeeeeee 12C LADIES’ TIES, plain or dotied net, corded stock collar, with 95, { hemstitehed ends, made of white lawn; at...e.ssecccecses ic \ $1.50 Silk-Front Shirts at 69 Less than a Thousand—They’ll Go Soon. These are exceptionally attractive Shirts. Morethan a dozen different patterns in latest stylc fancies. Mostof \) them have bodies that match the fronts in pattern, and | the silk tronts ars exceptionally wide and long. They're | attractive, cool, rich. All sizes, while they 69 last, at C} | Men’s Neckwear, Worth $1.00, at 50c. eoeeee eee meee ree eee etree eae ee: eeeee The furnishers who cater "i hest swelidom et $2.00 each for lish Squares like these, rey Ny gh De { gh npg yg ly ~ we bought them under unusual: fortunate conditions, They're heavy pebble silk with extra ends, suitable for wear with or without a vest. Newest de. signs in dark and light grounds. Your choice............ 50e, Men’s Underwear. { AND DRAW! MEN’S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS ens, rage and fancy colors, also a lot of ribbed value at §5c. per garment. here at....++0+...sseecescceee om 396 these values in misses’ wear with others GIRLS’ DRESSES of striped ec snge oF dole ref bck abd ront, edged with embroidery, choice amortment of tines 6 to 1 regular price $1.48 99¢ at 200 GIRLS’ SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, in seven ' different styles, in crashes, denims, striped, ’ figured or polka dot percales, all seatly trim- og sailor col- gored or full skirt, some trii oor, | 25 sizes 6 to 14, worth $1.98, at.. GIRLS’ PRETTY GUIMPES of dainty figured aimition, faney ruffle over shoulder, edged with a Valenciennes 2 50 2.98 lace and baby ribbon to match, sizes 6 to 14, at...... pie ik bg Bhagat gg tll Rhy Re bE pg Gh ph a o so LA fy Aad buttonholes to fasten to blouse; sisee