The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1900, Page 8

a ‘ y oh + Turkish Towels Hemst’d Huck Towel Stern Brothers Exceptional Values, To-morrow in Linen Department 8x8 #1.35, 91.70 Bee Damask | 5:10 1.78, #2.10 Table Cloths | 5x12 $2.15, #2.50 Napkins ) Breakfast size doz, @9,48, #1,75 to match yDinner =“ 92,12, 42.50 Pure Linen Sheets, large size, pr, 93.38, 94.50 Pure Linen Pillow Cases 22x36 tn, pr. 80c, 1.25 Marseilles Bed Spreads « « $1,88, 92.25 1,95, #2.50 $2.95 dz, is Value 4,50 dz, ~ West Twenty-third Street. PULTE BURGLAR WOW ICING PT Tied Merchants and Tried to Blow Safe, but He’s a Nice Chap. Mr, Kid Leary, otherwise “Leonant ahem, of Albany,’ dererves to be “Daitha’s Burglar, for his refined, courteous and gentio manly manners. He declined to revea! identity of hie pal, apologized for his vietim’s word and told how the safe in snfoty, to-day was = tad tn $29.00 ball by Magts- Zaller in Harlem Pottce Court to- De part in tying Lowle Rein- if; it fan HH ; hie manner suave to « degree Retrhardt and Freedman shook ly with him, end one of byte in 3 really very sorry for you. You seem such a nice {t's a pity you are in such ‘We thank you very much for consideration of us when we prisoners, We would be In forgive you if you would only af aaa you @n4 who escaped, and help the potiee to find him.” "1 thank you for your kindly interest.” replied Mr. Kid Leary in a softly mod erated voice, “hut Tam the worst rascal fm the gang, really, You must excuse me, Dut I am caught and I'll take the consequences alone, That fellow was only there to help me. You got me dead to rights ard I'm no squenler . “Why didn't you take my advice? asked told you you'd better hurry partners were expected a: any moment for our ” returned burglar apologetically; “you wi! give me, dus 1 thought you were giving ime @ steer, J walled the bluff and lost the polite for Your partner dif come, and | was At this moment a messenger entered) to say to the dry-goods m expert had refured + unless his life powder enough in were frightened awa whole building.” sald the Here again the gentiema: nstinets measenger @f Burglar Weary manifested them) | potves. — ha @ mistake,” DANCE MASTERS he sald, W CONVENTION. Biter Cate | Calls Boards of Dancing Examiners. One hundred ballroom magnates are In conventtor ne Hote Bit of dancing. They are past masters National Aseor Dancing eamvention will continue throug? tation Mas figures, as well a» the pr A.C. Wirth, of Milwauk: read A for examination Mr. Reinhardt deprecatingly. “1! nt “there tel w , Asbury Park, to-day on the) '! feaim of terpstchore and compose |" ‘the week, and is expected to decide ' footed questions of ball Miquetio and the future styles for per) of @ lady's arm during the | no denger, The only power lies in the flange of th or It te rolled in paper If the aafe expert will use an ordinary pin and plek out th of the paper so that he can @et @ purchase on tt with bie fingers, he can draw out the roll and all the powder. | give you my word of honor that is all the powder I had in- sorted If this safe man te timid let him wet the powder by dashing water upon the flange before he applies the , pin.” ‘The partners returned to the store to| impart this edvice to the safe expert “Leonard Graham, Albany,” ts the | Way the prisoner registered at the Dolice atation, but the police recognise . [him ae Kid Leary, with « past 1 was broad daylight when he and Me partner got into the store of Rein- hardt's fons & Co. There had been @ Mg Saturday's trade and $2.00 was in ‘we aafe in the office The burgiare did not know that the three members of the firm had arranged to mest at 11 o'clock to go over the books, and Joule Reinhardt and Abra ham Freedman surprised them, Morris Keinhardt had not arrived ‘The two partners heard an explosion as they entered from the atreet and were confronted at the third floor by two bureiars Hoth had pleces of a sectional jtm my in their hands, and after threat ening the two merchants took them Story and Died tn \PATAL FALL FROM WIKDO, TWICE. Benedict Tombied from Fourth Moepital. fo it, and f am sur —_—s =" «| tits THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 8, 1900; IN BOTH STORES. COTTON GOODS DEPARTMENT. Fifteen Thousand Yards. Mousselines de Soie,—corded or plain weaves, —exquisitely colored floral designs on white grounds,—medium or small patterns, Recommended for Ch dren's Dancing Dress, or Ladies’ Summer Gowns, 25 cents per yard; Formerly 05 cents. Irish Dimities, embroidered Swiss, plain or embroidered Piqués, mercerized Fabrics and Shirt Waist Materials. JAMES McCREERY & CO., Twenty-third Street. Broadway and 11th Street. | PERFUMERY, | Men's Furnishing Dep't. Fifteen Hundred Silk \Handkerchief Squares. Violet and Co.'s latest im- ported Perfumes. Quintessence de Violette, $4.35- Panne-Satin Liberty, or }English and French Twill |Rumchunda Squares. Handsome Persian |novelty figure designs. Attractive, rich colors or pastel tints. | Sizes 27, 28, 36 inches, These are exquisite lasting odors,—ot} Suitable for Millinery, the very finest strength and quality. In 2) Belts and Stocks, Bathing | ounce baccarat glass bottles with cut glass Caps and Dress Trimmings, Stoppers. $1.25 cach; Formerly $2.50 toss 50. “Amber Royal,” “Extra Violette,” “Extra Chypre” and “A la Marechale,"—1'4 JAMES McCREERY 400, ounce bottles, Twenty-third Street, | $1.22. Brise de Violette, $3.00. Bouquets de “Lobelia,” and “ Pompadour,” “ Rosita” and |“Brise de Mai,” | $2.00. | “Violette de Parme,” - ssl Stem Bros are prepared to ‘JAMES McCREERY & 00, Lace Tou 5 teas Face Powders, Soaps, Toilet Waters, Sachets. ASTOR PLACE, Cor, LAFAYETTE, N.Y the investigation the better 1 sa’ lam pot aftaid of the " the barges are ail bosh READY POR ICE TRIAI. Tren Berens) Lanyon Piles Order | ‘Transterring Their Case to General Seestons (oart. John D, Lindsay, of counsei tor the - nares * p ernor, for 1 dont believe you great banker to father ¢ SSN ether do 1 believe v Limited Quantities. Limited Quantitica, All.linen Fringed Kimo caeiel Napkins, all white, 8 . tran” eum ae, also with red and broad band of white blue borders, oo colored 17 in e lawn, value Rc regular 9¢., at. 59e., Special 25c. Fancy Striped Pique 10c. | Striped Pique, nine varieties of stripes, pink, navy, cadet, red, ) ight blue and black, narrow, wide, medium and wane aris 8 an }10c excellent value at 25c. 25c. per yard, her yard, here at.... * Greatest Values in « Millinery “and A hihi Ever Offered in New York. All silk, embroigered, beaded, braided, Mousseline de Soie. ) A48c Silk Velvet. We cannot fill mail orders upon thes? offers, and we shall positively refuse to sell to dealers. tinselled, in fact, all kinds of laces, embroidered, all silk, black and white, Splendid quality, every desirable color, 25c Pure silk, all colors, velvet ribbons, ) 5c. satin ribbons, grosgrain ribbons, all. axp widths up to § inches, value 25c. intel, 10c 0c, per yard; all at... ..0.. Flowers. Fine French goods, including beautiful Rose Romig exquisite bunches of Buttercups, Violets, Daisies, Rose- -_ and others, worth 75¢. to 1,25; all at.. 19¢c Millinery Laces. 3 worth 25c, to 40c. per yard, all at.. \ ¢ value 1.25 to 1.75 per yard, at...... ) imported to sell at 1,00 per yard, We were advised to hold these for Fall trade and higher prices, but Sith Plushes. “| while they last you may have _ In every color, also Fancy Plushes, suit yg Peper eoeere able for dresses, lambrequins and up- tc Trimmed Hats. holstery of all kinds, worth 75¢.; al Beautifully trimmed with the hte A Meee ene tte renee eens materials, in all colors........ eeee Trimmings. ‘ Untrimmed Hats. Dress Trimmings, in beaded, silk and | 3c cluding French Chip, Dunstables, insel, silk and chenille braid Trim- ) 5¢, Fancy Straws, Milans, in fact, all AND Every conceivable sort, all colors, wl | 0c tinsel, value up to 25c, per yard; at, Ti kinds, worth 50c. to 1,50; all at.. if mings, 6 to 46 yards ina piece, value - up to 75c. a piece; Ate ccereecserees A New Lot of Waists and Wrappers. NO MAIL ORDERS. ‘98 Cc LADIES' WRAPPERS, made of dimities, Irish lawns and percales, -ndigo blues, in dark and » light grounds, in fancy stripes and tigures, flounced or plain skirt,waist trimmed with ruffle of lapel over shoulder, some thinmed with embroidery or lace insertion, collar and cutls trimmed to match, tinished with belt, value $2.. LADIES’ FINE QUALITY OF PERCALE er colorings, would be cheap at 7%c.. ve 29 cones oe. selected pater, in light and dark ) GOWNS, high or V ck, two inser tions of embrotd Summer D Dresses and Shirts. ery and «lusters then 39 Offers Unequalled for Tuesday. seems LADIES' FIGURED and PLAIN LAWN and ORGANDIE UVNSDERSKIATS bar ae 4.99 fine oe sites rotty 9% Limited Quantities Women's pure white cotton linse, sizes DRESSES, in all colors, embroidered yok +s, Very pret- tily trimmed with ribbon and me drop skirts, in ail, 84 to 9% special. ‘ DRAWERS. Mesli worth ase., (c LADIES | 49 or Cambele, clus: at pleat etree CC) terot tucks Limited Quantities, BLACK DUCK AND WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS, new shapes, | 9 hem. Men's it special | C} Limited Quantities ‘ A large lot of Dec 2c. per paltat LIGHT AND DARK BLUE DUCK SKIRTS, with bands of || 719 coated Chine Maia , lace insertion, wide hems, extra value.. Cc Ash Trays, with “ulel AETTON COLORED DENIM AND FANCY DUCK SKIRTS Match Holders Ore SHOES. assorted BD DE , ' SKIRTS, prettily ) Dishes, Fancy Pin colors. sires: trimmed with lace and braids, extra value \ Fe Trays, China Candle. a sticks, Cream Pitch- ers, Oatmeal Bowls, e PK Ink Stands, After- dies’ PK SUN. MNONN ETS pink, Great Shoe Values. Dinner Coftee Cups blue and Balers: 256 sMisser’ tan and black OXFORD TIES and STRAP SANDALS ve s ‘0c also tan silk vesting and all-leather LACE SHOES, worth pasears, ~~ bound them to our yt Limited Quantities, $1.50 to $2.00; special i psesatiE with ropes. en they coolly returned thi Min, fine white fe and youth: th a HEEL SHORS, st we Limited Quantities. hg agt od er safe, bona tay Twenty thi rest, at Lawn, lengths from ih, aathng get ‘al ag ad e ene Gas (he Easeeene's Grenenen, "Faee Be 2 to 10 ia Boys’ «pring heel mannish shape LACK SHOES, enamel, viel 98 me asey Perens See ce erence em Very Low Rates regular C KM and bon calf. sizes 9 to Ii", worth $1.75, at IC value asc, at C ¢ drilling for another hole per yard, Ysa , . Morris Retwhardt arrived while they |= And store the same i br and Le Migeihrera un. vor hae Lato ne ee rsp were at work, and rane the outer bell r Limited Quantities. es mostly to 4%, widths C, broken lots urkish Bath Towel, he iamanne i pis fi Pin Feces free of charge until required Porch nai but all fine shoes; special ps cached, size C nis in A telescope er,splint seat Ladies’ black Dongola McKay sewed, patent tip and facing, 0x42, regular ni nelph 3 2.00; 1 1$e, ate... ‘oetway bet toe West 23d Street slat back. new, stylish SHOES, worth $1.75 and $2.00; specia jc. | La ace a Mortin Reinhardt met them there and Ventilated Clothi: P f Re dt Tablewa ao eanatea varied vive. tesla, of . Kabo Bust ing rICes é UC if , Silverware worth ve “ looking over. Res : yor ua a! Perfecter. Tuesday, Beiween 9 and 11 A. M. . taurant, hotel and Our Entire Line of strictly WOOLLEN SUITS that sold for $8.00 and || Po4tding-house | Ma pt cnet and eee $10.00, in this season's newest patterns, fancy and plain cheviots pret areodered s 7. and cassimeres, also the plain black and Ox | itievins tact ‘ Comptroller Trusts Gov. ford, made with durable linings and guaran- |terns, at exception wn Tennis teed by both the makers and ourselves to give | ally low prices. Roosevelt and Demands vr Wieyelists {> reasonably tatlafactory: wear, will be sold for e | Tea - penn Competent Judges. eter aiasers|] ‘We Boare at | ana won 75 wit shirt | Table iipoons, | MEN'S FINE TAILORED SUITS, an immense as-|'{y Comptroiier Coler was back at Nis price. 1, 00 sortment, in light, medium and dark checks and r Mice desk this morning, freshened by | ae plaids, as well as plain colors, in reliable grades of his vacation trip to the home of his cassimeres, cheviots, worsteds and tweeds; sults! word nildhood, Champaign, Il tat at mesttc that were made for good Sugar shells, 19¢ Confronting bim on hie desk was a er medium and hard service as well as for fuger shee |ratt bushel of letters from all manner short lengths, also style and dress; hundreds it, worth aa nen, bankers and men of! = ge lace of patterns to select from | i 29% \nmat xpressing ‘helt Gackt 4 lop.and 49c and a glance get a sult e utter Knives, 256 ges drought by Jaco! el worth $1 Or. ...» ees is *, jainst 4 thelr confidence in MEN'S BLUE SERGE 8 ‘made of the Washing: | _worth bo 69C CONTRACT MADE SEe ab 6a hesent, capesla poate dor: | Our garments have the ap- raver ten po Mills ingigo blue serge, guaranteed fast color, abet Ladies, 1 39 | vant al of and are sold to = aN itiste cut in the popular single-breasted style, with single ene 69¢ * | Mr. Coler declined to ta k clreum fashionable men—a convinc- creep or double breasted — tat tallored, in wen stan ny of the specifications In the ue. fact, every seam ta) an ha for State Cunard Official Denies “x™ fH Howe! Se a 5% | Agreement with Mrs. | “Ail T ha y ne ' shal ' ial lol ; Rae now one bere he fie | ore than p to have my official ‘ iy ng; can up! | Robert Garrett. seaitiot phoeed vader the esarenlight of Special sa he exclusive set C less than $12; our price... Incandescent pthc! ccomplete investigation by men compe-|Gisplay of rade| emioruse We have taken hundreds of styles of $12.00 and $15.00| GAS LIGHTS, HA the etlee ot fase See | WY ee 5 INGS, we Suita, made of all-woo! worateds in nent dark and | ‘te! improved, New York. I a et oe lso an entire line ot Justa’ | Mes. Robert Garrett, widow of the ~ teen | $18,00 (regular ae Lamtted Quentities. ght oul” canes prey lik Wale ok tek eit ck experts") §27,50 and $30.00)—Sand-| Babies’ Linen made, lined and trimmed in ony ens ronure afirond. sailed last Saturday o institutions Feeders, fring- the very best possible man- ~) art Liner Campania with her wi pouties or| Somely tailored, full or skele-) {feu C ner, made with single oF with mantle Robert. After the vessel had ieft| personal motives. ton lined, sihietanamnian double breasted vests, and e and shade. t vas rumored that Mrs Garrett) “I will not anawer the charges spe Rabies’ marked them ....... : eee re M4 Insiated upon the repcesontatives|etfcaliy to any one ut Gov Ruoseyelt —_ Trouserings, spe-| "there ‘Sitkadie P , t WARES ooLeR, a her aA Liverpeal phe Wet Nee! isting 8 speedy investigation of the! ea, rae. on ween here and Laverpex roy ee an a a ee fr. Pe se er ey ee ee ee | ee ee “ago hares eatin Bat '39¢ 1 Hour, from I to 2 P. M. | afternoon this st Hon. Mint ler 500 dozen fine Special fo 1H SUITS, in crashes and per- be cales, cut in the sailor-blouse effect, with deep GOWNS, mustia.kim- collars, and also have cord and whistle, made in fein emabrtery sizes trom 3 to 10; have sold for ill be — el | marked for ome hOUF......-66-ceseeee ee Broadway and 11th Street. COTTON SiIEETS and PILLOW CASES. Sheets. Sizes. Hemmed. Hemstitcheds 54xgo in, = go, joe, 63x93$ in. = ge. S80. 72x99 in. = §5c. 5c 81x99 in. 60c. = 700 90x93! in. — 66c. 76¢, goxgg in. 70C. 80c. Pillow Cases. Sizes, Hemmed. Hemstitched, 45x38} in. = 16c., 200, soxz8sin. 17¢, are. 54x38) in, 18¢, 220, JAMES McCREERY &CO,, Broadway and r1th St. SALE OF MEN'S NECKWEAR. 600 dozen,—fancy figured and striped Silk and Satin, or English Twill Foulard Scarfs. Light, medium and dark shades,—for summer wear. Tecks, Puffs, Four-in- hands, Imperials and Bat- wings, 25 cents each; Formerly $0 and 75 cents, JAMES McCREERY&CQ, Broadway and 11th St | MILLINERY. Sale on Tuesday, June roth, Importer’s stock of Trim- med Hats,—Chiffon, Maline aad Straw models,—latest shapes and garnitures. For evening, carriage, promenade or general sum- mer dress, $4.50; Value $12.00 to $18.50. JAMESMcCREERY&CO,, Broadway and r1th St, SHIRT-WAISTS. Made of “ Zephyr du Ja pon,”—a new sheer fabric for wash Waists. Old rose, coral, royal and navy blue, gray and canary, Tucked back and front,— hemstitched band, — soft cuffs,—dress sleeves, $2.65; Value $4.00, JAMES McCREERY&CO,, Broadway and 1th St, EID Tee dewateh of cations emp bu Word Wan will ever reign 397 7 es ing’s World,