The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1900, Page 8

ate Way q Elegance —-reliability—economy --throughout our enormous assortment, ‘These items for Saturday illustrate the matchless values here, nd who te populany © gent & syndicate, and ar aey. cant you bet me OUR HABERDASHERY DEPARTMENT y 4 ——— - nad ata ii, ‘ OUR GOVERNOR TO-DAY. | A | ” ’$ WOODRUFF, AND | Saturday Morni ’ i ’ | t g at 0 0Uloc HE’S “IT” 24 HOURS! Oe ee ei im . + - W E BEGIN l \ SALE {Lowest Prices Always, but at West 14th St Satisfaction Guaranteed or | 4 ; ik gage | No Sacrifice of Quality, es ° Money Promptiy Refunded. 7 » Though Roosevelt Is Away His Salary Check OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Ghild ; F rT d Wi t Gl thi t r q Is Sent In Just the Same. ; ' Haren s Fall an inter Ulo ing. ‘ — . | New York § Foremost Clothing Manufacturer Little prices do not frighten you here. Rothenberg’s is safe. Thousands know 3 { | . that, Experienes is a wise tutor, “We carry out our policy of selling the best for the eaing Wot Ure T Cena aeaieean ys y . P arr) policy ¢ ; CAperial 19 The | OF FINE least possible money as strongly in the Children's Departments as we do in those for the qa ALBANY, © 4 ih fufl was Act! ror ae ROOSEVELT OUT | 1 ae (6 aro neups, You have faith in-ws because we never misrepresent, What we sell we ins t beans f ® M ne hat we indorse we have implicit faith in ourselves, a Gee OF THE STATE, j Fall and Winter Weight Suits Worse, antl Bitte of 1s C ! anit | a an In er 4 | ul 9 Boys’ Golf Caps.' Boys’ Shor: Pants Suits. Owing Flanne! Blouses. ‘The remark ie Mas been touring the Weat 4) ‘ Fancy Worsted and | Three-piese Short Pants caiti, consists Worth 78, Pretty, tull of style and E ge Wee. shat H ied i ° Cheviot Caps) ingot couts,pants and doublesbreasted | warming to the Body. Fancy chevi J © for Untetyenty dayay rf ¥ and doublesby sasted i ’ y cy che Bewaichione man hae a mei { ' | nade trom snets| vests: excellently made and full of and natty outing Manel x fa Sai in) Moe ae Fall Weight Overcoats and Raglans. Pa oa ay a) a A wre ihe surprise wns iit much Fr) t few — AlWany — neventyave i, tennant itl blue} worth $8.00, but here they 2 98 pie eee , PUblio Business, vod HN did NOt IPO) | gaye oe iy ‘ i ; : cloth alsoy = 180.) sell at Cire habeese rey ony vane bias Binet on w vod thine ; Titin MwATOIY GAINEY. AiebiC LIS! This is our first sale of this kind—nothing but the high reputation ot NAW IQ | 4 Boyil Too) Coats h The experten he nme t AG ss . | 4 ‘ " Als ; cr a ce a re ras t . Bae, separ Wand accepted just the }| the makers and the extremely low prices tor these desirable garments Reine RAEA ea ie tar acs eana RL Ge would t +| could have tempted us to make a purchase of such a mammoth stock, ; ee poy! Kase Pants, | vs’ Swe'l Suits, Miltonbe Heteante scives ean ces to pay its Annoal salary for ataye f ‘ ; ic Btrictly all 50) fancy and blue Cheviot |2teetly all woot Blue Serge, Glue, fect in fitand mike no sued values a [+ ine in Albany and doing theo, These makers cater only for New York's finest and most exclusive Knee Pants; made with famous do. be) Cheviot and right upstoutate matty | anywhere else for es than 2 98 | Fe eMe Ty: Maen |e on Listy cjeldythe he sueenoes | F were over-contident—made too much stock—a quick sale | seat and knees: reinforced taped | Enalish Walds and scotch Mixed! 95,00; our price Wesevsees doo 7O | 4 4 Wey c Although Goy, Roosevelt ee. trade, ¢ ; seams: patent waist band; will stand ChEviols sizts,¥ to to years. NO | 49.0.4 susconenonen 5 BE foe a neriad of noventy-Ave, ay pil ld was necessary—our immense outlet enabled us to buy all, There are Fardeat Wear: values trom se {better suits on the markt 2B et i RY, His raonthhy checks have been | been ante 10 | several thousand of the very finest Fall and Winter Weight Suits and UP LOMO, Psseeses seve 49c) RE ance ee ER Boys’ Fall Suits y 4 "to the exevulive chamber With the omve of tie : sf : tld eues a ’ +a Pntateeronespntn none entee~erere-enene-Onerer? | senenoenertnerontnenenpntnonenosavertntnononee i THc.piece all-woul double-breasted 4 boy rewutrtt fe Bik i ng ; “ nol received Fall Weight Overcoats and Raglans all of this season's make, ‘ Boy;’ Reeler Overcoats, Boy,’ Tamm o’ Shan er \ Suite also Blouse Suits and the cele UTHieay Ranutiingn Gonvention [aly aueh notitcation and hee. pant the ran Dot " q Covert Reefer Overcoals: sizes 10.8 brited j-plece Tuxedo Vestee Suits; M wae bat Gone Wosdruf At thee | +] fie the monthly lamtaimen he EACH AND EVERY GARMENT BACKED BY OUR OWN GUARANTEE. ear, ne: vith velvet collar, douse | We place on sale to-morrow a thousand newly made ant artistically tailored; +) 4 @ Apouker Nixon was clothed with | vey vida the pabaa blebreasted style; would bea bare} of more worth /iceachandinallthe} no values like these anywhere De eng ee OS on rong ty om The doi in the canes are rom these Celebrate Woolen Mis pu anette | ete de, FA a ge | fe lew the nt OB Monthe of July and Avguet the Gov Mas ri Harris, Wanskuck, Auburn, Sawyer, Kunhardt & Allen, Fitchburg, A wonder alssvves pee with arush, Each at : Ril sbifisavousnithitiecesvits oe * Fy Bich pte I H eu oHttie mur of American Mills Co,, Weybosset, Broad Brook and Hudderstield, je ay ettreeneemitotot op ean ARERR opp ee ee 4 ; 4 oF te eine era ne familiar with woollens what clas» of goods these mills produce—the Mi P d Gh Id G t . Brereton | cad eat ras fl, a mE isses’ and Ghildren’s Garments. ary for the periods he had been out} to a remote village on Le s Ieland, . P ; ' > Misses’ Suits—%0 in Reefer and Blouse effects; made (rom woo! homesp.ins, mall the new Fall shades: latest are or we. f TERRA EAR PAbsih, GverBiobs anil hacked vaney Cheats and Tweede Worsteds eet f flounce skirt (rimmed in newest effect with satin straps. or braid. strictly’ (aioremede: ond tatremely 40) x : The Suits |i checks and fancy effects, Also solid black and blue unfinished Worsteds jaunty; slzes, 14, 10 and 18; $15.00 values; Spectally marked at ° q , 2 50 d 4 75 Children's Reeters-—10) mite from wool houele Fishy Fi blut, red and brown, two toned effect trimmed 1 98 , Id for WY A) J n J 5 in combination and braid, sizes 4 to 14) regular $3.59 Reefer, at, only ry ON THE ELECTION The Suite will be a0 $5.75, $8 7 >) $52.50 and $ price.) AA Box Comey ie Blit AT Ae brown; bound and trimmed with braid; siee, 4 to 14; greatest 3.98 . \ ol e D. ’ Are made of all the new tan shades of Covert Cloth, Vieunas, Thibets and AO OOOO bebe Ontabe Onde babedntednbibeOuts & « een eet ee ee ree eee j er tele The Overcoats untinished Worsteds, Black, Blue and Oxford miatures, silk and serge lined M 9 F r ishin s Under riced Wall Street Alone Has t BIG BETS ON The Overcoats will be sold for $5.75, $9.50, $12.50 and $14.75 ens u n 8 p ° HE CAMPAIGN aceite ee (Uust about ball wholesale price) Men's Natural Wool Medium Weight Shirts; ribbed bottom; overlock sems; front and neck neatly $1,000,000 on the Re~ T , ; Pune a) trimmed, drawers to match, taped seams, pearl bottons and extra suspender tipes, just right 35c rar Fan 1 fOr NOW, PEF KAFIMEN rere ereeerereeeere ’ Veeeirita ” sult of the Presidential BHO, on MoKialey to The Raglans will be sold for $9.50 and $12, 50. a Ten's and Boys’ White Uniaundered Shiri Mivimsburg muslin, reinforced back and : Struggle. 940,000 on Mryan, (Just about half wholesale price.) t ii linen bosom; split neckband; double seams througioul; sizes 12 to 18; good 39c - j x MeKinl , yn Vb PONRUEDAG DENN ON TGR PLLERDDS KONIOEESOAS ani q = Payee a ‘a, ap SALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING. y Men's Heavy Fleece-Lined Shirts and Drawers, iy natural color, shirts full sized and well 39 ‘ f Ks 1 i | tinished, drawers have extension gussets, extra tapes and pear! buttons, SO¢, values, cach, atrree (4 Never before in the memory of the Fat on MeKiniey to 4 \ Men’ j Beat potiicians ov mortng man nar f #10000 on Mean, ANK YLOR LOT HING 0 || ien’s Night Robes. DB there been #0 mich money wagered upon S70 on MoKiniey to .\ \ ‘s Klannelette Night Shirts; hive double seums, gathers! baec. pusseted shirts, cut extra a mrercemins pt ion #0 ar eT g2.500 on Bryan. R ° = I dad bic jonpand flashed with pearl buttoms less, 15 te 20) Tse, values Uib Sl Ate sae 39 FE eee msilne axe B10) on Meiiniey to a a i y sply Collars, equil €2 tay $58, Collars aaywiitea, all sizes att styles, mide soeeially for 4} tisan feeling ex . " en's foureply Col 1 ited han har ever teen kivwn wif 810 om Bryan. Broadway, cor, Chambers St, (Stewart Building), | 106 us, vest vargain in collars you ever saw, 10c ose t pmth off B00 to RKO New York ‘i us om www iol tatotates : PT walvkwown batting man, who Keere TE since gives Mexinivy. ener OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9 O'CLOCK. SA RAKASAAAAAMARAAAMIAAAAS ' iia oo Mite d Le be es oa mad 100,000 plnrality ahowe Hare Wise landlords begia Shere OP TO MDG 0 NOOO OTOH NEEL AL8) #10 way of the #ltuation tod 7 (i . ath ” iy radon lem Wiver. in ‘The World on Sunday and econ ‘ by Bear tie uty Yih hat ut | Unue Monday and Tuesday on the » thie has been bet on the general remult nam op mammanemenrr ne three-tiine Pate, cscs "4 4 bets upon rewulie in Btatet | Bome of the best known beth en ‘ 4 i 7oan coy thai eval Of ths | all it whom have maa "wagers whi | ¥ a - ' fully 11,000,000 haw teen put up in Wall) er) eee eesald. REPUBLICANS Th i | pireet alone. 10,00 on Preah nl ( Bethe wagep eer the eter ompson Clothing |) Special for Saturday Onl present than at any timne during focedsmonets Cennge Waneiete hele SPECIAL SALE, § 3 Opecial for Saturday Only. ¢ four monthe. Hell & Con 1Ne 08 EE ee ete ee eeetone 7 GLACK PUK ANI) DATIM : D Who Have already placed more (4h | Lacy, Orlando Jones, Badig Mu 4 these! It we 4 ie ay Bicitsitsl ing: Satara es! FO) TA) POLICE! FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. | LADIES surrs pomber of (hat firm pul ity Me | stout of these Won money on Garfleld's @ yi 4 4 b to bet for cliente againat oh Olpwelanh' ond’ elnouia a: ; ‘ ; ‘ » ® BE re ee [ARR TRE Si ttrslane «spond election ‘ ie It is cut after the models of the high-priced tailors f)% to Measure, ° ® F Fen days ogo, when Richard Croker | 1084 on Cleveland when Harrison de a} tn who enjoy the patronage of New York's smart }}/% ties Hy 0 W,00, the odde were BH t0| TN Tniwe days tilly Kdwarde wae the i 1 es ; rr 1® landsomely made of this season's most popular fabrics, such as Pebble He en eae vct made oy coitgemiatgian® filly Hiwards woe ne Stump Speakers Mobbac ine set, The fabrics are thoroughly worthy—the 12 Chav CA Fitts, VERB ales cle, Gea “haat wie Dat quality ® Bell A Lo, and probably the DieKeet | eeNs ‘and contifed ihecke ene] «and Party Managers | yf! patterns exclusive with our house, wa Efi fat skirt with high grade ptcine Ninn, ® Sa tas ne tion athe metnory | Res AP Inthe MORman House sate Complain. The tailoring, though not as good as that iv ff} g — Pertect rt guaranteed or money refuns 8 ' \ Wan watght toes i ifty ighty dolls or suits 4 4 at aries 1a atana | Ehret eae le ete. ae aS Bue ger ironed Oilystoeien polly ma bee, ae a oe 2 AR Corner 28th St. 8 6th Ave. 3° pease Lapa gry <} hen the principals had no idoa of bet yAIDAY. ANU ADAY -oats, is er than in anv other ready-to- & nid one bot of $90,000 to 85,00 WAR] Ting up to within a few minute e} Mow Nerney, the Republican eandt ais vi ay Lae Atl : e 5 : wonesenned MOCOEOOEOKOrOREO 4 ant Big Wager, prgthere Phil and Mike, were peated inja stone while he and Richard Mecann Lar CARAMY, | LDN CRANE ma p ' ; 4 se widtor was $22.00 on Me: Jelmonioe's ane evening when Peter Delwere delivering cart-tal speoches in bs k ib Very handsome FALL TOP COA S, made Fine "agine s00" on van Thin |My Me aod tt BUH Be [reetemine” Committe Nass is i iro A ee eave Tar tra aay 3 4 i vl it AmAiNet @ am dbatylet st nlght, held a oi i) 7 § \ q Was at odde or iio " it Palate eae irorder faa rf a ‘i tt with (We +4 FV, Grete bail , 1 oo Innumerable ois of FO) to HO ANd Ving al the race tracks. Ite belleved | 1 the Hentblican County Oxford Vieunas; stylish, serviceable BUS- | Binalier sums have been made among |ihat the Amendment would receive) Ure#iient off the Repuniien ' BE e rokers and busineen men, but ae yet |ANOUKH votem, but the Dw yore were wire Conn ter jlevaly tari. inikaiienti INESS SUITS, in plain colors and fancy the big betting men of the’ professional PeLaacy are you betting on the | ite ways he will keop the sane thal ily. : between Lenox and OPEN SATURDAYS 4 Ing fraternity have not beaun to} Ar nt? adked Phil Dwyer le nays he will heop ‘ fabrics, 125 ° i Bice rash tony Hels too early, they |g, Twill go throumh without bet [M Mceacrautis ie Bavhaal who weral tt uhere ae - We ® thSt. West, Seventh Avenues, TILL 9.30 P, Me i @laim, but predict that vome very heavy | An.” sneered Dwyer, vatrail, oh? foie & nd Vege High-class Scotch Cheviot, Fancy Worsted | the ye Py ou 96,000 (Ue defeated showered with rotten oxga and veg igh+ clas: 1] ' icy Wors je at the led DeLac cond Avenue and Korty-fourth street ‘ + 4 s Aa nearly as ean puted the | AN Mahe it's 610,000," answered Corte ine Sing Wer compe one EST 8 | Walking-Coat § UITS; TOP COATS, | Library W] Heaviest bettors * Richard | Daven the elder ol toma tor as, al a Hiei ’ j a ZICORTIANDT ST. FALL OVERCOATS longe: than Top | ‘ Croker, who i HY eone |} ay! aaked Mike Dwyer, who was , SOR CHURCH Coal), Raglans and Chestertields. made | . j waxered ‘on Bryan 3 hy VA ay ae “nt | New York and.» menses to (re | from the prevailing fashionable fabrics, ‘ Sevens & Watt sees vanber who 48) vue, natn mare anencray ie inn | amas ' POLLS CUARDED J} SUK LINED THROUGHOUT, e q weaered alread 13 " x iby enemy of the racetracks + cae a? anked ‘Pred Weltnans he wiigena inade by thupe lat night | eR and $8000 If you ttt," LIBRARY TABLES of golden quartered oak or solid H) publican ang. Dernovra iH nied Beha atts DOO wan ‘amp ; OFFERS mahogany, well made and finely finished, regu. $ 45 : | gles aad eee ei iy W ioe Tact Wat we ae ane ts never | ‘* uN Ni : He iW , Nha The Best Gloves in New York at, Peneteyeiyee $5.00 larly 21,05 henoonpecobeberer pevreeroer a e ¥ 4 > ha full 0,00 1 rt o brew up Hepublioin meetings | bi eee eee , bet srw | MTA dy eine ri Ties and Bows, $5c, cach... ..++ +++ Three for $1,00 z Eoeere Waa no much belting in (he BIO) on MeRtntey to win HOD In Ime and that shoud ive The Richest Silk Neckwear~-Imperials, &c....... 50c, v thmes, In 186 when Hayes and Tiden | wo were 410 1 wimost oan | were the candidates betting practioal empalan LARGE LEATHER-COVERED EASY ARM CHAIRS, & 95 The Thompson Shirt at..css..ceeee eee seve + 85,00 very handsome and luxuriously upholstered, regu- J 8 ° ' q Dagan, AY that time poole were soi nkt a Fy At ihe pre | The Famous * Manhattan” Fancy Shirts at,.....$1,50 Vatly 20.75 rev rervrerseeerseerers Hoes a upon the election, and Tommy Johnson a tors and bookmakers wor : . nh a prominent sporting man and | “Ke ing. ing for Colonizers EN NGS. MORRIS CHAIRS, of quartered oak or mahogany finish, SEP falar. cf Cary dornecn,, held. abou liivet Fann in atl To-Day OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS with broad arms, carved spindles and spring seat, upbol. 45 iy, H1,000.000 In wagers, with Tiiden itn le made inal’ the Fred i " THE stered with all-hair velvet cushions, regularly 12.95..++66 fe ] b vorite 1 Ha etnattare comer iiiy, Present ote wilt Md Mr. Odell say an ig in con | P - At that time the betting done w 7 ds to-day ore & tn} eothe Ann College | ” q ei a | Matt aR ea ett ign ete snes ihe So tn ~) for Ladies, Misses, ' analeiaa algtacantrite | ARR NPREER, on) When they” dlaturd Vir aia er company 4 czorarers BROADWAY ~Bovs & Child b erownc nk tot HryAn eke i F's Joke) 100 BAKED THE MAN'S FEET \ ane r Mi + (Opposite City Hall Park, Just Below Murray St.) ys ren, a i now t Lively « Apected on the ree 4 er, ¢ ee enorme emmeremmncvenmnenens | \ he millions. | au! Jndlana and Witnote make wholesale arre { a Uperiniendent of Blections Cul 7 = : = — | siew,ex-Ponimasier Charion W piapion,| afters Hone to Mraighten aes) thie moraine tbat he, woull Ike] CRORBIS DAILY TALES. jOh me. Tues a good sign thi early Big Assortment ~ Little Prices. / who ba the f ¥ sate , ) niger if t rowletorty t means that a big vote a | i ie ford wince 16 sdetopiele daly etd , He hae ‘Wb .: Will be poiledemnd that's. goad f6F SoM Agents for OMR } BI Wisse. 4, Hopver, the Democtaio| ,UMaltman James fine can tttith 7 te Rrvete wordy | Ble wi vet fem Agenis for THE FAMOUS SHOE FOR WOMBN Header in the Thirty-frat Assembly Dit-) yy ) ioveeceeoe! | Walon, of CHW site, eat calmly oth ial and from the time “Lam fn the Sixteenth Blestion Dis» D triet, ww millionaire contractor, preni-| af eel fab: Ih an OVEN! thle BHATHbOH white l'G @ent of two Harlem bones end a hae oe er, It la in a known, |b = dein Sal ete OutoEE t tec! [trict of the Twenty-ninth Assembly Dine . ‘ 1 @ . e ames, looking up Webbe i ‘ ‘ tT tepublican Btate « i they were literally baked, Welsh war mi Whe and quesuon irate ne y ica bored at gic i Hie 4 "-}didate HB. Odell Jr. wilt ge hint tuced indergo the new baking | Xpoud ene. Won wont Pilar i aes shall cide ever, that het main support of A Newburg for a tke piirnore ) } were poiionine Ay today,” 9 * reatment by Drs Strock and Sehell: | Mecullgh deputie ‘antral OMer 4 ' i Behe) of colored children in Mlorida ae ayer, Gt the Cooter Uoamital [and Valled Blater secret Mervice bleh Aleli af LB Lcd, . ey asenner spends his winter vacations In He wan born with both feet turned ir i department Gad a dup'teate f ° carttall speakers were» aM Georgriown, Flu, where Prot aries NO COLORED CANDIDATE, The process. was calcurated, would saw eels fad trad td) @ Wil you ray any: about that? Was . r had as I nol, Hog aot Ne ; r , Mele v es whith anes it @ pitteup job?” per visited the Opponent of Congressman ny re was begun \ f Bupt, MeCullagh arr | "Yes, put up by the Hepublicans, 1 Seemacencewes It. it te now anown a rat : rippose tt was a lot of mewahoys did {t . “The Wopper institute,” ani wl asone re DIVORCED A SECOND TIME ‘ y ‘ ‘erga Arn He Had to Wait for Ten| 0 know they threw ice at Hanna tn pupils. 7 4 4 tre Strony NONVILLY, "Ten Phe 4 hicago the ot -serviceable—stylish and easy on the $y ,00 KNOXVILLE, Ten one of the M Predicts Bi Chicago the other day " Shapely —servicea' J , Ma TAiApactions 4 the noohday meet: |” bi aed eens (en Be foot, Many ays to suit all occasions—indoors or a | Congressman W. Pp. jal Travellers and oe by ) that Lay Jackwon, a negro learned that this gang had ibe Mh le any more Hous ; } | 't fool the peo fauarters i Amy Catrall ee piace Vote. 1S pert, feel ! out all one ¥ a | in wi ed First District, haw received a white irteenth street near ‘Third ave. There's potbing lt; nak @ wore y Ihe Cap hotice to remain at home. 4 ‘ ‘ Nah | Veterants Sudden Desth, animale ” His appointment will be cai RICHMOND, ne wan fou the playwright; Mr. Croker was facetious when an| ,, ; Wiliam J. Btone, of Mlssourt; “4 rere, Vapi, .arelie ns f ihe ha sal Bvening World reporter catied on him| Co! A: G. Demarent, of the Twenty. | Help Wanted—Fomale, Vommitteeman | Norman prteti Cousins af Kev, am ‘i'where ht wis] at eu-Benator Murahy's room, in the|M2at NOW. d begins, which, did c t in fipaied aiiees he nasnes wero! Hofman House, He eald: ctv ie, ot leypseenod ita] Febened vere thay (0 "I Tegiatared at ; " terested Brownlow in the POENe ORR reer tree eee noes Unemployed cnpital socks safe te. and ei, oman | etment, Pt