The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1900, Page 10

uNOLES | OG GOT $80,000 Two tartan Victimized Dozens of Brooklyn Merchants. Béward M. Logan, twenty-eight years old, who says he lives at the Hote! Minot, Pighth avenue and One Hundred and Twenty-aixih street, and Charles jae Charles M, Smith, twen- + old, of & Weat One Hun- Pwelfth street, were arraigned Street Court before Magistrate + morning on the charge of y goods and shoe merchants out of many thousands of dollars worth ef goods The men were arrested on Wedneminy ast by Central (itice Detectives Barrett Qnd MoUonville on « specific charge of @windling « store in Pesksk!l! Deteo- tives MeOonvilie and Barrett and De tective Downing, of Chief Devery’s staff, came into court carrying (wo large) Gladstone bags filed with complaints of merchams in New York ani Brooklyn nd notes sdout the case by lawyers ‘The prisoners were allege’ to have @windled many wholesale merchants by pening smal! stores, securing credit for big orders, then Gisappeartng with the cools Hastings & Gleason, layers, of 24) Broadway, counsel for the Shoe Dealers Asecciation, appeared againkt the pris oners. They furnished the deteaives swith full list of victins aa far as Imnown, It te oxpected that the amount | of money tn foods secured by the two men will foot up to considerably over) ‘0,000 Magistrate Mayo held the men |n 4,00 Dail each for further examination next Monday re SANE TUNNEL J, Men Refused Low Wages and Waiver of Claims. Rather than bind themes! to work Fifty-mixth at Morning. 1 extend to employees on other sections of the tunnel | A representative of John Shields « @ul-contractor under BE. H. McCabe of feet went on a strike this s believed the strike © Baltimore, distrtbured carte among the| men soon after they had gone to work, | ‘They contained this announcement 1 will not hold John Shields respon-| @ible for any accident that to me while at work o andl will work for $ hours’ work Although thera was no demant made to sign the cards. the wen realieed they would p ff they did not threw down thelr shovels and py t + ' x he - * Boys’ Wash Suits, 2 98 2 t Z 4 ’ | rar NS ee earner Tree e STS SSS os | iris’ D — ae | Giris’ Dresses. THEY QuIT THE WIRE TRUST. F 3 Girls’ Sailor Suits, plain chambrays, im pretty shades; linen crash and polka dot in * navy bh nite and garnet and white; some have double sailor Twe 0 Is of the American Steel ollars of wh pique; othe rs iguie and braid trimmed; all are and Wire Company Have < excellently ma » worth $2.00, Pee eee ee tees eee Resigned: b 4 Children’s Dreace in pink and Mue chambrays; ain oy a 4 The resignation of a. ane, gen- | plaid ginghams, handsomely trimmed with fine embroideries ; sizes aes waneeee om metas: nape alr x 410.145 GA00 VAIO Ohesee csvevecescccseve x ela i + + 4 learne! WOMAN FOUGET N COURT. Tenderiotm Imaron, Sentenced te Hobbery, Mesisted Six Offcers While Trying to Escape The woman sole $8 trom on Sixth ave » Wis mnt PREE. I Mer Husband to See His Bileod, but Has Recovered the Criminal ies one given h today by Judge Me Mabon Ramsey wee eromeract after the Goroner's jury, which re- Insane. A daughter was } the asylum, after which and was discharged | j; Ey ‘Lot No. 2. Men’s Blue Serge | handsomely tailored, lined and trimmed, Cheviots, § to 16 year sizes. THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1900. Neils, Third Week of Our Great Annual Sale of BLUE SERGE SUITS: FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS! This will be the banner week in our Clothing Department, for we will give without question the greatest values ever offered in the City of New York, and when we say this we mean just what we say, for no other store can match them. very suit is absolutely perfect in fit, finish and cut, while the quality of the material is far better than that used in any / other suits you'll tind for sale on Sixth avenue at anywhere near the }- prices we quote. A few details. Kead them carefully, you'll find it worth your while. Men’s Blue Serge Suits. Lot No. }. i to 46 | hest Measure. [hey are made of genuine — Wanscott, 0s Ington Mills Serges, Half Silk, Satin or Serge lined skeleton backs, some of them f equal to custom work—-in short, they are fully equal to the best serge ults sul! in New York. sewed with stk, and not one worth less than $15.00, while some of them are worth $23.00, | sale the price, While They Last, 13.50 Suits. Made from t2-ounce Washington [lille Serge, guranteed color, sizes from 35 to 42 chest measure, fine material and handsomely tailored. nicely lined and worth $10.00 While They Last, 7.00 0 and Wash- lined, tatloring Every one For this 500 Summer Coats Young Men’s and Boys’ Boys’ Two-Piece Short For Men, the skeleton-lined kind, Blue or luc Serge Suits. Pants Suits. Black Serge of guaranteed quality, 5410 sade from Washington Mills Serge, quar- Of guaranteed Blue Serge, 7. to 1¢-year 46 chest measure, anteed quality, 14 t year sires sie Da Regular value $5.00, 3.85 Dar Regular value, $10.00 ar 6.50 apes oat Ber Boys’ Three-Piece Knee Children’s DS Vestee Made from Guaranteed Oswego and Wash- Pants Suits, Made of Guaranteed Blue Serge, Vests made! year sizes, In finished and unfinished Serges and of fancy Silk mixtures, Silk. 3 10 10 year sizes. LH Regular value $7.00. 4.75 MEN’s BICYCLE SUITS, of Linen Crash, all sires, ington Mills Serges, 14 to 2 Dar Regular Value $4. so 4.75 MEN’S BAT: ROBES, of Terry Cloth, fier shades, all to 1,80, slzes j to S yearty sizes, worth 4,00, DPREGULAR VALUE 5.00, 50c each. 2.65 each. 2.50 each. mw ORDERS BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE PROB PROMPT ATTENTION. SIXTH AVENUE, 20TH TO 21ST STREET. Rr W orth $12.00. Special, 8,75 CHILDREN’S FAUNTLEROY BLOUSE WAISTS, Made of matertals worth from 1,00 Coat lined with! MEN'S BLUE SERGE SUITS, made of the Wash- 'ROTHENBERG 3. West 14th St. iNew York's Greatest Bargains in Boys’ Summer Clothing! We specially nt i this fact to strangers. Our regular nung are fully aware of the unusual values obtained at unusually low prices at Rothenberg’s. Boys’ Wash Suits, , | Boys’ Wash Pants, Boys’ Vestee Suits, nye Blouse EERE Gc Sea 06 Be Blouse Suits, Venetian TOUR MONEY BACK IF A PURCHASE 18 UNSATISFACTORY Formerly LUDWIG BROS, Girls’ Percale Dresses, pretty patterns and fast colors ; deep hem; sizes 4 to 14; worth 7$c.; Saturday... ... Feet eet teat tt teeth ttn tete tte tatt can QS wm 1.98 Liberty 1.98 x Shoes. sa calf or patent leathers. Your choice of 20 distinet They are famous all over New 1, 98} always an immense favorite Stern Bros Ciean or Alter , Lace Curtains & Panels STOLE $10,000 me ng A stiver | ASan accommodation to our patrons, Ice Cream and Cake or Iced Tea and Cale served in our restaurant at the nominal charge of 5 cents, oa 11. A.M. and after) PLM stitched, im pink. Blue collar ond front pice to be worm, with shirt waist, mide of ribbon Ehrich Bros. English Square Ties, made from) eee se stk, value Ses : 25e Ribbon Belts Were New. as Cheap as This. The ribbon aione is worth teice the price. The buckles are Worth three to four times as much. We bought them in great numbers to sell at a price that would create a sensation. Here in white, black, and blue Mase of ribbon belting, 2% inches wide. Large buckles in French gray, colonial goid and silwered, either bright or satin finished; embossed and jeweiled designs. Values range from 50c, to » 3c. For this sale, eath.... +++ Read the Latest Bulletins of Our Greatest Clearance Sale of Clothing. This is a determined effort on our part to give the clothing buyers of New York the supreme values of the season. We can do so. First, because we bought these goods at the bare cost of material; se¢ond, we place the stock on sale at equally low tigures, and most important of all is that this is a reduction clearing sale, making an overwhelming combination of marvellously low prices. BULLETIN WO. & FINELY TAILORED SUITS tn fancy piain worsteds, new a terns of nobby and iT} tweeds and is In Seotch fabrica, h will ft all shapes men, every sult guar- ed to give satisfac: wear. every one BULLETIN NO. 4 rd by mg tad tite Log iT! for BULLETIN NO. 2 We have taken #1200 and 115 Suite, made of e!!- wool worsteds In neat dark and light checks and stripes. also an en tire line of fine tmportet assimeres, made, \ined and trimmed in the very stly made and sure west possible manner the purchaser: * fi of ingle or double breast - thd facts ed vesus, and marked salts eastly worth $20.0, MEN'S TROUSERS, of fine worsted, stripe and neat checks, together with some imported Scotch tweeds, cagsimeres and fancy cheviots, cut according 900 fashion, made with ington Mills indigo biue serge, guaranteed fast color, cut In the popular single-breasted style, with single or double breasted vests; carefully LADIES’ MULL TES. corded bene white and Valenciennes lace, also new | :10c THE VERY FINEST BLUE SERGE SUITS, made from the finest foreign serges, every thread guaranteed worsted; these are suite that cannot be outdone in etyle by anything tailored; évery seam taped, and for every one 1 otherwise tailored but the finest custom-tallored garments; made that lowes color there is a new one here for the been in the habit in single or double breasted sacks; you will asking, cannot be i ae for less of paying Lee for; on ~e to-mor easily recognize a biooeirl value; on than Fiz.00; ovr price “ 7. 85 row at 1. 69 sale to-morrow at. "9, 75 Four Offers. for the ‘Boys Unequalled in New York To-Day. Buys’ SUITS—Made | 500 dozen fine | BOYS’ 2-PIECE KNEE | Just Ike cut, with WASH SUITS. in | bmall crashes and per- cales, cut in the doable sailor blouse ef- collars ani caes\- breasted meres and tweeds, in vests, shown in all fect, with deep checks and plaids, the new effects, of collars, and also p tuts made with dou- have cord and . k ees and seats, serges, tweeds and whistles, made In tape! seams = aad cassimeres, sites 3 sizes from 3 to | eed buttons, and | to 8 years; the kind 10; have sold for sewed throughout ae with pure Irish linen; | guaranteed good hon- | 5.00 values; your | choice at 2.98 we sold at $5.00. Your choice Your choice at, | 2.98 Men's Negligee Shirts at Less Than ialf. Two Great Manufacturers’ Stocks. A cool season caused makers to become overstocked, but hot days will surely come shirts that are here for you to-day at less than half real worth. | wide, excellent bodies that maich oi hing its in_partern, morrow. There'll be quick selling. C | All sizes at.. , 3 1.00 Madras Shirts, ba Misses’ Garments for “Saleen, It's True Economy to Buy Here. your Three hasty ete leaders in the dollar class, Newest stripes and checks True economy means more than a merely little price. Judge by the following | illustration $1.50 Silk Front Shirts, 69. Earlier buyers paid as high as $2 for each of these, It’s the backward season-—no fault of the shirts—that jn a score of attractive combinations, [Liberally cut; most brought them here at less than half. Fronts cut long and carefully made; all sizes, Choice to. morrow See ee eens I Leathe Goods Sale. Here's a special purchase that came to us at less than half real offers. These garments are thoroughly well made even in the smallest detail, In some |At 18¢, tit BLA inch wie cases twice the Ehrich price would be reasonable, and in every instance a third more | mack nuckies, warm get tam would be less than is usually asked, |At 25c. "ike age _ Children's Graduation Dresses of tine white organdie ba “y S' GUIMPE DRESSES of a figured lawns, | iste noe 6 or adttiber strap, lawn, pointed yokes, tucked back and front, with ink and light blue only, round ‘At 50-. ie, bolle to eats - ¢, full rut edged with a col- Ored featherstitch braid to match, deep hems, sizes 6 to 14 yrs.; special, fr itvers| plated ‘rs hata; worth Se ad ‘Sample Line Jewelry Valenciennes insertions, fancy ruffles of insertions and Valenciennes edgings; full 196 4,98 skirt and blouse, under-waist ipisarearetiannad Wad pay ot vm wan heed in at Robbed for Three , AbDDDG | Years. ROGERS OFFERS ian Very Low Rates “ | And store the same Restaaratenr Proposes to Settle free of charge until required . Me ‘ with Credt 2 Cente A meeting he 1 wa bel this morning at er rant, 6 Park piace Mr. James P Bennett, the assignee, fread a statement. | Broadway wi prisoners accused of steal! company were In a, Oeame 6th Ave. and 23d St. MISSES’ WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS, excellent quality, with six rows of fine inse:- tion at side gure, seams end- i: inches only; worth $3.98, at. trimmed with plain colors to match; others with fine embroidery edging and insertions, bro- ken lots, sizes 6 to and shirt C) lawn, wit lace GIRLS S' ONE PIEC E Dwesses, a Marked to Go at 1-3, edging; si lo yi ure reales and ginghams, ru’ es | Thi 2 only; worth $6.50, at-+res» tl peg embroideries or laces, | ers’ cage both ate GIRLS’ TAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, of blouse front, full skint, deep hems, as- | sale tomorrow, There's ran poo ar Candesd poveiin, a pales sorted colors, dark red and blue pre- | choosing, and prices average ; dots, stripes or figures; all neatly dominating, sizes 6 to 14 years, at third real worth. Just the t trimmed with braids and plain colored for summer needs. For instance ono aoe |e et mare or double ry chased and fetta, Pe by ‘pe collar; in ca- 1 coll ent I pair'links, Je det, navy, red or . F T BI , MISSES’ BLOUSE AND ETON SUITS, aa Lea, Jewelled ‘and en. tan; sizes 6 to 14 of white layn and pique, colored crash. grey, roms ‘nat na Te YEAS; Bhs eee rere es and denims, several styles, some | Si *!th Jewria, valve te. to Jc STERLING SILVER PULLEY INGE, cut stiver ornaments, worth ook ie mea ED a oes eatin Moe ing with inverted plaited flare oF Teles sii “RIBBON 25 at bottom; lengths 22 to 39 \" RT ROLLED GOL eure hs ~ oan x 6th Ave. dn 23d St. You'll need these summer dizes and assortments are very somplete—but come to- 69c 5Oe -