The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1900, Page 9

| : | , marke acacia FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1900, : ESCAPES DEATH TO NS BRANN whe va SHER SL FIGHT FOR FORTUNE™ SBR ANN, secure) Vesa We Lea sed the Store. /23) EIGHTH aie $100,000.00 Worth of Jewelry at 50 Cents on the Dollar, | Vuildivag Spring. 1901, S.E.Cor, Broadway &19" St, ABOARD SHIP. \Brained as He Slept by| Man with Whom He | and two floors, Southeast corner Broadway and 13th Street, more than a year ago, when the plans were made “et But the premises are not to be turned over to us until Nov. rsth, whiel we consider too late in the season to risk the expense and costly hurty wor! Necessary to open this store by perhaps Dc ember rst, from which time th Duryea, the Man Who Broke His Neck, | Defends Inheritance of $2,200,000. A ilttle more (ian a year ago Walter Had acct E, Duryea was taken out of the shal: will be left only a fraction of the retail Winter season, ‘Therefore, notwitht Jow water at Oymor Bay with a broken standing our merechand epi is, we deem it good business poli an ‘ ian ihe eae RURAL cuales not to open this store until next V . Htomt of 4s father’s terme of whtoh he is her embodying all that is class ready-to-wear cloth Our well-known prices range from $10,00 $35.00, In order to facilitate the sale of the TWVO BIG STOCKS, have divided all of the SUITS AND OVERCOATS in six lots, and toe is well known a a THOMPSON CLOTHING” J best and most fashionable in hig’ Colligan Walted and Then Killed Collins with a Monkey Wrench, | the Bouth African cam oH en under the Management of jor Pond Jdeul. Churchill is the son of Mra Spree West, formerly Lady Rane ioh Churehill, and ® grandson of the late Lonard Jerome, of this elty, ‘The young soldier hus neen service also in the Soudan ant his work deseribin, Kitchener's campaign and the final overthrow of the Mahdiets is accepted a6 ove of the standard works (reating Of that military period, Ho ts an enter: taining story toller and Nik personal experiences alone should furnish enough fees ineldents to Ail an entire oven> BIG DEAL IN CLOTHING, J, Gampel & son Bought Immonse Moock nnd Wilt Offer Bargains. N. Shellonburg & Co, claim to be the largest manufacturers of clothing in the world, Their eatablilahment at Twelfth and Market streets, Philadel phia, covers two acres, and they have for many years been recognized un among the finest makers of ready-made clothing on the continent, The output Of such an Inetity ie enormous, but the entire wea stock has been bought by one In this city, ae joa! that sete a new standard in, New York trading Gumpel & Son, of 6% and 6% Eighth atone are the purchasers of the stool the dv: Gum, H, bromanly the youngest mers ohan lew York City, but still re. parsed. "es one of the mom able and Clear-nighted clothing buyers in the) metropolis. The greator part of the stock will be! le in the old Woolworth Ndi Li wal at 20 and tal wen (hitt pyeetare cannot hold the xth avenue, at being put throuRh by Morris Coats and Pe ed or Broad-tail and Ermine, Novelty Collarettes and Shoulder Garments, COATS, Persian Lamb,—tight-fitting back, — box front, — high storm collar,—wide revers,— lined with black brocade, $55.00, SCARFS, Mink, with full cluster tails, | $8.50, Alaska Sable,— $9.00, $12.00 and $15.00, Stone Marten,—with cluster of tails and claws, $18.00, ane JAMES MoGREERY & 60., Twenty-third Street, Both Sides 14th St. anes POT Pr 1 20 Ti Gl or Ot WET OO Men's Fancy Madras Shirts 69 We know this is the biggest Shirt bargain to be found in New York. Everyone of them is new and fresh—just from our own factory which will continue operating because its products are satisfactory and erat The Shirts involved in this sale are intinitely superior to those thrown on the market, for what they will bring, on account of defective cutting, Nothing is more uncomfortable than a Shirt that doesn't fit. It destroys physical composure and creates mental distress The firm that makes such goods does well to quit business. We Guarantee the Fit Of These Handsome Shirts. They are made of fine madras, stylish stripes and figures in the newest woven colors—open front, with attached cuffs; open back and front, with two pairs of detached cuffs—long, liberal skirt—full and roomy—honest, careful workmar ship through. out, Cc 1,500 pairs Men's High Grade Lace Shoes, sizes 6 to7%.. Boys’ Satin Calf Lace “Shoes, stout soles, sizes 2's to $% Youths! Satin Calf Lace Shoes, stout soles, sizes 11 to 2., Misses’ Black Kid, Patent Leather and Kid Tips Button and L. Shoes, sizes 11 to 2 Phen ORES The “Junior” Calf Button and Lace Shoes, sizes 8 to 146 STORE OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M, 7 4,25 » £00 Alfred J. Cammeyer, 6th Avenue,Corner 20th Street t B. Altman & Go, ARE SHUWING THE LATEST APPROVED STYLES or THE FASSO' CORSET, auso “ihe RBjana” | RIBBON CORSET AND MANY NOVELTIES We CLUDING " THE NEGLIGEE,” The Burr iPilesm saa grt ma 9 New | Ban RR Bookcase | WANT anny Folding Bed) wise iandioris begin aivortising | Ornament or Perfect ‘8 The World on Sunday and cone Bed as You Wish, 156 West 23d St, three-time rate, He ANG ay Vit a Wit . 3.5014 1,00| i . 1,00] TAILOR-MADE SUITS, marked Under-priced below their actual value, in stylish home- While asteon in hia bunk in the| Pereived Hooaevelt Hospi ladipe Hondvome hegin the sale in our down tow store, 245 Broadway, at the : *— sbrecnatio of the ateamahip Dunatan, off SOW recovered, He Ia now, apparent: | i Xe toa following sweeping reductions; Htores, Brooklyn, | i 8 hie usual h with the excey na Watch s wan murdered at! Hon of A partial paralyals of hie logs) @o'slock (hts mornion by hie mate, ton ! . Calligan, Both came nit mi The steamship Du ongs te the Booth Steamship Company ’ j It reached New York Tuaaday trom| WALTER B, DURYEA. nom CLOTHIERS solonati (lal RR ROT REGUR A! ORES 8 J CAIDA. Ae OO) rempectively In, rast. wn BAB TT Last night the sailors were given) Vere : Mr iat Mr alts renien Sh: FG em 5 CITY NALA PARA 44 LAP. hore leave, About 1 o'clock thin morn. | Matha, Com, were Itt 10008, #104 nteal the will on the oa ing they reached the dock on thelr way iilve Inflience wim ised, ery back. All were apparently Intoxtoated. - A row started and blows were struck, but the men got aboard ship without SUITS AND Ovi RCOATS Any arrests being made P Tea ae ro HE reoats i will sellat §7,50 Later Colligan and Collins got into 8 Alt € e 814.00 and O SUNS any Overcoats, we @ fight in the forecastie, Colllaan ye « Watt & 0 will sell at... . tee Tr) $10,00 stabbed Collins twice in the face during | Ty wa Pe eco hey $12 50 About $ o'clock this morning Collle , ; will sell at seneeneeeees . oot to the bunk occupied by Collihs, Have just received from Paris a shipment The #25,c0 and $30.00 Sulls and Ove $18.00 Ho carried an iron wreneh nearly 2 feet ae Air i long. “Hy ie side oe bunk wae 4] TWwentysthree Killed, Thirs of the latest model Hats and Toques TPS Dau? srs ed s00/ Sth and Ove $20.00 tern burning dimly or “pet Colllgan view out the jteht, raised tie) ty Wounded, One Hun- which will be opened to-morrow Satur- TROUSERS, fron Wrench and brought it down with | The $3.50 and $4.00 Trousers, we will sellal sis 82.78 nat dred Taken Prisoners. | day. Many new styles of their own The P5.0) and §4,00 Trousers, we will sell at.» Bie iussins fore upon the head of the | oe : The 7,00 and 98.40 Trousers, We will Sellatseseecss BSLOO ‘Tho cruahing blow Awakened the anil: design, including nodelties in Fur and COATS AND VESTS, Ors eleeping near, They seised Colligun] LONDON, Nov. S—-Lor! Moberts, tel- 4 The $12 $0 Bleck and Oaford Threstution Cut and held him until Pollceman Seymourjegriphing from Tohanheabure under Fur Trimmed Hats will also be shown. away and ack ti and Vests will sell at, $10, 00 came aboard date of Nov. & gives detaila of the The 615 and $2) Uhek and Oafont! Cute WG als To the officer Colligan said; “I killed | defeat of the Boers in an engagement A , and Vests, silk tir ed throughout, we will sell at, $15, 00 poor T three miles wouth of Hothaville In which Trimmed Millinery Dep t, Third Floor, The $18.00 and $20,00 Prince Albert Coats and Hoth men were ordinary eatlors, They | twenty-three of the enemy were killed, Vests, silk faced to button holes, we will sell at $15.00 fr ar f «hb Bar been. on She Dunstan for prank ne thirty wounded and 1% taken prisoners, eens The £25.00 and $25.00 Black and Ostord fringe Wen i war ‘ ior to ener] While seven guna were captured by the Albert Coats and Vests, silk throughout, Jotwithsta as ravy price re i iat Ree Mae ae ood THE Bran we fon nee ofers and tour Clie heen 71 1: aan Notwithstanding these heavy price reductions, ovety sama There had hoa Wl fee. for mine men ‘elled, Lord Roberts says in ia] EVENING DRESS CLOTHES. will be ay i i fy ral tailors without charge, ; Co! do) 04 { ) »,¢ sheer ‘re q atistie ; Breese ota an a 0 Le Galata wan heavily engaged |e fo ant $30, of Tuxedo Evening Dress $15.00 money cheerfully refunded if dissatisfied, ® sight authority over Colllaan, for five hours with 1,00 Hoerm Knox! \ oo Pall ess C1 yin Hiiman rewented ryoeiving orders from] reintore: Le Gallais and completely | Th $24.00 and enh eea EYenine br ss i $20, 00 OPEN SA TURDAY NIGHT. aa aes ol Anan fetes tne Boer Ds Wet and Steyn the "$8.00 and $40.00 Evening Liress Trousers, to oh ended ty mur-} wilh the Beers, loft In great haste / Cf once 7 ‘ * der, ‘liga line had fight 1] ere. peritind bide tattee. to) tho UNION SQ UARE, watch Tuten or fra res Cou in gO 245 Broadway, Opposite City Hall Park. f Gollan was tecereiy: punbohed ty ia] east. ‘The enemy rok up into small BET, BROADWAY AND NM PLACE, “Nircoding over thle and over hie fancled| killed, 8 elated be Viti . le it teyn's secretary, ere, wry HN ct m - Nt atk | eRe mer|A Tremendous Mark-Down Sale = small affaira, the most tmportant o! W ’ ’ , a he 7 ch aa p sgagoment “oven omen’s, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes CAUGHT AS HE WENT TO VOTE a, iat borer nt the heats , . aha veing driven to the east of the Komatl A sacrifice of values caused by slight changes ef style in several why Police Tracked Schnettle Through ai lines—this, together wilh the receipt of heavy beg ot Uap Hiv Registration Papers, goods crowding our shelves and stock room, leads to a radical cut in Tony Sehnettlo, of 16 Hart atreet RUSSIAN THREAT TO US. rices. In many lots the new price is lige THAN A THIRD ot THE BIG CREDIT HOUSE. Brooklyn, was held in $900 ball for trial — ‘ormer figures, q is lost sight of in WARE Ea it Wen Street Court to-day on al Kuro May Have to Make This yu ‘lhe HALF PRICE 3 ALL 7” ¢ of disorderty conduct. ‘This Coantry Qalt Monroetam, WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S i entae aorta Tull Conntry aul Menreston, SHOES, SHOES A. i Ft O / 224,223, 225, 227 GRAND ST., Speke Yelop into one of manslaughter. Mrs.) somostt mays | tregarda the re-e:ection| ' ih A se Teele en More] of Praatdent MeKinley as ‘a victory for 3 9 f 164, 166, 168, 170 SMITH ST,, Wralt ta y Monroeism above all.” warrant issued for his arrest on al ,, Shar of pany an-auguer™ | WPTMae tl wl coma” ate, C, C, a fa semen | FURNITURE, CARPETS, CLOTHING, reads, Behnettie came into her store] once and for all that there ts only one i And demanied a package of cigarettes.| international family and only one Inter: These goods have | Sizes from t MONEY SAVING « ]e HQ¥m Bho ald he wtruck her in the) fational Inw. and that if (he United | been selling for} Suptot, 'S a tor 7 er ectin tself, q Rete "Ae Mae Mchtte| nee tama 1,0) ne tin CLOTHING SPECIALS, was about to become a iaolRAh, ‘ and 200, | forése,, Where you can always find the greatest of shoe bargains; where you can . Knickerbocker and Hushwick Avenues,| ial 756. and always get what you want and receive instant attention and enjoy solid | t foe, treatmem and died there election |88e, comfort while making your selection, and without loss of time, 50 cen A Opens Account With Us. pared it wae, never thro FURS WONEN'S SHOES in various sve, Bute | i, wil Das sors hs ha Si Hoek th the | Easament not an) periet composed of the + a wee nee, found out that he ton and Laced: ends of 200, "AND ends of | best goods, and our prices are extraordinarily lo iG A 1. Hare aie rates Wiel Re ! 2.90. and ' | lines carried at 7565 8$¢., 1,00, Htmakes a Grand Family Store, Conve and see it, and see the shoes | Unpa alleled specials in MEN'S ¢ LOTHING 4 pA election Way, Then they arrested i | with some formerly ; 23; new % including fancy wool cheviots, cassimere, fancy! fi aod he wan held unit Mie, Cheater WINTER SEASON, ro00,| Prt price £50) aint see the prices; and you will be delighted and astonished, worsted, all desirable, worth trom ' . ‘i tone ed, able, The police did pot know that Mrs seatetein, Perel b, WOMEN'S. SHOES, (sing Out fines at) MISSES’ AP CHILDREN'S SHOES, Spring | Men’s $4.00 Black Kid, Black Box’ Women’s $1.50 and one-third to one-half more; just "7 75 7 7 ry 4 0, 5, , y »y 7 & , Porter ee ie eit ae ee Mig ay rien Lam ary 1 found Bigher eee 2 00) ieee sills Na 85 Caf and BackWax $2 Blick Kid Patent the thing for business wear, from... r — Mink and Broad-tail Coats,—| new price ec.ssceeeseees So 1,50; NEW PFHCCreveseeererses @ Calf Welted Single Leather and Kid Tips, , f ' bak . : ii ; WINTER OVERCOATS, in heayy-weight covert LIEUT. CHURCHILL HERE. |with fashionable Chinchilla, WOMEN'S SLIPPRD, SANDAL AND ORFORDS) on 59 and Double Sole Buiton and Lace Shoes F dark gray whipeord, winter Ox. $ 50 ; ; were 1,00, 1,25, 1,50 and more, up to 3,00,,... . " s ne {Sable and Ermine trim-| WOMEN'S SLIPPERS AND SANDALS: r Lace Shoes at fords, gray and black frieze; large 9 bad EAGaRia Horii) Rreneesy: wi mings were 1,50, 2.00, 3.00 and more... 95 $ 5 2 stock Black and Hlue Kersey, from ° Liew, Winston Roencer | churn, Latest models, with short pen Saturday Evening Until 10 O'Clock. 2 00 I ‘ 5 WOMEN'S WEAR, who acted as The World corresponden in the Boor war and who, eaptured| back and long front,—new R, UW, Macy @ Co.’s Attractions Are TRetr Lew Price® P, Pe pecially attractive WOMEN’S BOX COATS, and taken to Pretoria, escaped to the a * a ; en ” " \ . Britioh lines again through many per-)CeBigns in vests, lapels and bal teh Hing bet, pe of fine quality Us, arrived in this cily this morning. (collars Pair Pate ersey lack, tan, navy and castor, $ 75 Ho wan detained at Quarantine over Li air Fath well | lined, fine velvet collar; bar- ay he rest of th of f, POO b eee eens (from way spuns, all the popular shades, new blouse style, velvet trimmed, new | flounce skirt, from... 4406+ isi $9 2 (See NY Full length full sweep ( JOLF CAPES, “richly colored, large plaid hood, Uo 95 eficctive and comfortable, .... e+e Mich@els Bro. | 5th Ave. and 9th St., Brooklyn, and at same time to tng) our splendid assortment You are cordial to call and Inve Ladies’ Misses’ y Invited CREDIT SYSTEM ‘Men’s and / 1.400 tinue Monday and Tuesday on the| we otter to ail. Don't memieot to look at eur Furniire ant Carpet Degartmenty i= Boys’ TAILOR: MADE CLOTHING. ne quailty end iain 9 ~~ y er an well ay th the elegant aye LINRRAL TERMS 4 STH AVE, AND 9TH ST, ail " y fila leat ny Ce ean re