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

lo BIGGEST DAY AT THE HORSE SHOW | MARKED BY GOOD RING EXHIBITS. , | sbefabebeelededefetatedetetede stot | crowd Poured Into the) Garden Early and the Attendance Promised) to Be Biggest of the! gramme Will Be the) + Speedway Beauties to! Be Shown This Evene| : ing. | +f Cee é ¢ THIS EVENING'S.- : | 2: PROGRAMME. 3 aOR Wedodeiog 5 heriy of Sh elnas OF S10, Metadatng thirty > Pomix harness horses (Hoviee lane), clase 118 eate sith ADDE bs Mit n Aime (wen he Waldorf-Astoria tyrone trotters for the PRIZES AWARDED TO-DAY, Speedway Cup, clane 124 Rae EON NERIAE: 38098 gat Aeon th Jorden. ‘Stet pritee, Oni? ne viowaly selected i hunters pre y ee ert root mares =Vietoris In the Corinth. Bouquet fret prise v wae ) prin, lanat y prive {t may be said 4 no tow thie that the Torre Show in 4 wit i thank you, "Rw e ovean the Mieiae!ppt Just to keep thin mingly. The thle bee » flow thirty-six harne Jowed by some of the most valuable mala wt tho miow, tne fant which will compete for the Spe fentioman's sriv Are to be 8 ‘el phewmattestiy ad or wire sebebebebeteiniateloteleimtetelnteleatelotnlelebstolobobefobotslefolelotebeletmtetemtet| ' HEATED DISCUSSION AT THE HORSE SHOW, Gould's Box siebeteteleleleletebatebeltebtedsiate Table Linens. | Table Cloths, with Napkins to match, THE WORLD; THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1900. BLANKET DEPT. ) pairs, fine Hastern Wool Blankets, Size 11-4, Meyer Jonasson & (Co, BROADWAY AND 12TH ST, Fur Department are showing an extensive line of the latest novelties in Fur Lined Capes, suitable for street and evening wear, of broadcloths, in black, red, gray, blue or tan, with collars of Persian Lamb, Alaska Sable or Lynx, all in different and desir- able lengths; the linings of excellent quality Russian Squirrel, 30 in, long. 36 in, long, 36 in. long. | $25.00 $32.50 $47.50 Reg, value $32.50 Reg. value $45 Reg. value $62.50 and an exceptional offering of one particular line, 48 inches long, $42.00 . Regular value $60,00, $4.50 per pair. Finest California Wool,—sizes 11-4 and 12-4, $6.00 and $7, 50 per pair. * > Silkoline Comfortables,—complete range of colors, and | various designs, | $1.00 and $1.25 each, 150 Down Comfortables,—covered with Sateen, full size, $5.25 each, JAMES McCREERY & CO.,, Broadway and 11th Street, SALE, 400 DOZEN, MADRAS SHIRTS, Men’s Shirts,—-made of finest quality woven Madras and pereale,—— exclusive patterns, — stripes in new groupings and colors, Perfect in cut and workmanship, Hand laundered, Open front and back, Cuffs attached or separate, PPP AAAA RAN AS RAPP, A Adams.Co, SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Muslin Underwear Dept. Specials, Second Floor, New Butiding—Take E'e vator. Women's Cambric Chemise and drawers, Women's StripedFlannelette Night Robes, elaborately trimmed with full size and well made, I Aeeatenes er Toren n ad (of trimmed with faney vite 4 ( al Onlyeeerres Wornen's sey. lined woven Skirts, with yoke bands, 59 Nelette Skirts, finished with 25c¢ silk scallop, at only Infants’ Hilpad Flannelette Infants’ long or sherk c ambrie or Nainsook Dresses, trinined 45c¢ $ 95 cents each; Value $1, 50, aie JAMESMcCREERY&CO,, Broadway and rrth St, 15 49c Infants’ long One Thousand UMBRELLAS. Women’s 26 inch, Men’s a8 inch, Steel rod,--Paragon frame, —covered with fine quality| Corola, fast color, galine Stik aps, trimmed with lace iche and ribbon, at only... penne, alsly made, at with fine Hamburg, at only. Thanksgiving Sale of at Very Notable or Decorative Uses %,J7™ Main Floot, New Building, Renaissance Scar/s, Squares, Centrepieces and Doilies, Bleached Irish Damask, yd Bleached Irish Damask of extra fine quality, yd.. Bleached Double Damask 50¢ 75¢ 85c , . ; hiRo ds 7 Har tautae EReUL D Handles, — 28 inch, — of | All Rajnissance Doslies 10c': Ha aly Hee ie yyed gl Renals 8, 5. , : i sance entrepieces value 79¢, 59 sine, dos. 1.25 natural Wood. 26 inch,— | $20xS4-inch All Renaissance CAEN, bee tec sre scenee Cc Scotch Damask Napkins extra heavy, 5-8 size, doz. 1.65 Damask Napuins dinner size, doe 2.35 large variety of Novelty Horn, Silver-trimmed, Pear], Dresden and selected Woods, $1,00 each; 1% Exceptional value, AMESMcCREERY &CO,, Broadway and 11th St. Scarfs, priny designs, value $2.79 each, at ” 20x54-inch Renaissanc and Linen Scarfs, handsome de- signs, value $2.79 each, at Linen Centre and Renaise sance Centreplece,s 20-inch Round and Souare, 1 Nae In Misses’ ,“pe. Wesbenae = Children's Reefers, Sizes 6 to 14 Years, CHILDREN'S BOX FRONT REEPERS, in an exes lent quality of Venetian, in blue ard brown ant mixed 4, 8 in all sises, at LOWEST PRICES, Sixth Ave., 20th to 2Ist St. Cloak CHAWLIE--Raw Jove, follaws, (ft this beastly weathaw keops up se covert prettily trimmed with brald, ety OMI sesso well ea at os a tw at aN eee i CHILOREN'S REEFERS, in a good quality of melton, 2. 98 ; ee bey eh bias 4 in all the leading shades, large sailor collar trimmed WILLIE~ ‘Thats 0, old chap, Hut, aay, what do you think Laaw of " with Heroules braid, value $4.00, at. Ach CRD Tawat night? Harry wore a bow te with a derby hat! ' CHILDREN'S BOX REEFERS, in fine Berlin twill in CHORUS Good x I all the leading ame ie ! y trimmed with 3. 98 braid or stitching. value $s erence Sebelrietelninleteteloter CHILDREN'S BOX REEFERS, eres, castor, o| Nie and black, satin’ ined throughout, 6, 48 MNYervssereerreerecresercrrisee sae wees ees —, HILOREN'S BOX REEFERS, in a spl enl Quality caouteaall *\ Cot frieze, in handsome mixtures of blue ay tal, 6, 98 ON SHIPBOARD, German Fugitive Arrested on the Steamship Amsterdam, +/Woltmann's Family in Panic When Boxes Were Opened, Bion Loewengard, formerly a me ant, of ologne, Pruvsia, wan arrested board the steamship Ame P Rotterdam tolay py be Mates Marshal Bernard. to 5 is wanted in Cologne for fore Sexehenge amour ee (0 90,000 np A warrant wor od for Loewe part's arrest wevera "Gaye ago on a | Complaint made by Karl Buena, the man Conpul-Genoral hore, — The nt was made on two om the German Government tc ‘a Buens, The cablegr description of Loew: t he was somet i and alan went under che alias Didar din, | Ml, Who ism prowperous ap: | before United Staasa na | man of middle age, was at: oxander. Mr, Dulon, of Du-| toe, gg ade for the Germags | + ad Press the 4 ne i ‘privonet, Who WAR) * u med by Benjamin Loower., f Se bank ‘at Sepetincimer, aR "¢ jo tl if ea hang “fo “tor Fas 0 «A t marks © with the in German Reich: that he had absconi d to have matled on materdin, — BULLETS SCARED FIREMEN. RICH BOY HELD AS THIEF, He wes steacy Verey Avoused of Taking 8% Cents , Worth of Tublig, eon year ) when he 1 $90 ball to-day ieee ine Hours Wan an Apne W fir broke out thie morning in a eccuplel by = Michael Kek and Hy at NewyHyde Park, Lt, The hn Mepariment had to keep at a of 29) Wighih Visitors from | lle France ifeteletelelebstelededeebebsteteieinietete ie Wreeknae Washed Ashore, ren. r Owing 19 the fact that Minister Wa te Clieinnatl. oe im at Intervals from] crpares ’ niete fey se y. =] Cone w moiher CINC INNATI, 0,, Nov Mintel ny BORNE, Ont, Noy, =) him, ‘That wien, nba wx montne on the Creed. |W ved here to-day and wan we nd since then he haa been lv) chage, rupposed to be that be bad comed by the members of the Com- ay ths | mercial Club. ‘Toenight he will ai- sat's cabin, are wash ding, tha” Ho;ne | dress the annual meeting of the club on |!n wsvore here, but there 18 nothing to Chinese we trade ‘indicate what vessel it ts from friend of hie family at at | fy Ae was ye « Officers of Exchange Say BROOKLYN \ WATER FAMINE. Sauipment James 8. Doyle, of the Man- Only 10000 Ga Oplyss Misses? Ja Jackets, Sizes 14, 16 and 18 Year, MISSES' AUTOMOBILE COATS, 28 inches long, in tine 9 98 ° This Was One Rea- son of Failure. Made Thirty Miles an| Hour on the kersey, satin lined througheut, in black, tan, castor and blue, finished with rows of stitching, value $12.50, at. “L" Road, | ; in : Bevera! hundred persons, many of MISSES’ JACKETS, in a good quality of covert cloth, 5 xg whom are women, are lamenting the] satin lined throughout, velvet collar, a very stylish " 6 ; f \ } . . dated) 9 jacket and a great bargain, at, Olysseeee ee deere h ire of A.C. Hooper, the Consolidated! phe omiet An exporimenta : fe Bxchange broker, whieh was annasincet! nin of 1 with power MISSES' JACKETS, In fine kersey, \ blue, black and { on ‘Tueaday. Mr Hooper had epactous) day wt castor, satin lined \ fives In the Exchange Court Bullding| Klevated Raliroad stitching, at, only, sid from all outward appearances was Fitty-fourth and Ninety-second | § MISSES! BUTTON BOX-PRONT JAC KETS, In arian: Jolng adarge and suce businvons: Which section Ix equipped with sey, in all the beading shades, satin tned throughout, 98 Considbr w expresso at tected (hind Fall VAWE 87,50, al sssesceree vere st tail * it was known t aa vakea % . he ustomer® were on! » {train wan operated for tw 2 succons if the runs between Ninety sec J and Fifty-fourth atreeta tne time, \ alngle stop, was only four mins I the market, whieh has been the u winning side NOE Were of the winn made by within thelr own le nd while at full Under th Hazieton re ieee that per dane We An Walon was figured out to be equiy ney reeelved by him from his many to a speed of thirty mle Ww | ere? 4 he Weat a lites had several] 4? er came from han a year ago. He the Gene eld Mr They were located on ihe the Sixth | fore and rear of the train and worked venue roa together, ‘There were four motors 4. | the Batiery a eacn end of one hundred and fifiy horse | Viely-feth st power each and the whole of (hem mode |} Up A horse power force of 1,2, That te four \imes as much power an NO fm HERE. tween the ame p run In a miniites, wateh wil to thors has made a de Du ty for an ageounting (he ordinary steam engine used on the lok: iJ W eading. ffir, dale sierated reliroads can torn, the tte Wij" ovat sies:| Massachusetts Decree af ries from | current. f¢ ity ‘aig yver W 3 mer. in reapanve co queries {tons | eurrent for the experimental train was) {Cail sil ‘| Ruled Out in New York supplied by the Metropolitan Tranction| ge: mpany from théir electrical pla xty-seventh atreot and Mec: The was then Supreme Court, wave nh toned his atin Hing oare ie posaonmer “ All the he waa heagily ‘shor hece, * he € ‘armed by eleoiiety. | he Ade ' | Court, Brooklyn, this morning, rene food Of] dered na decision which practically afy Moly fic! firme that a decros of divurse granted Not ie] I Massachusetts In of no etanding, oF avail {n this State wer euch It was wuld that the Broth Locomotive Engineers wax order a strike no ihe wiley roads, hecauve of the inetallat *| third-rall ale on is om avenue, and e neere Who 4 fy ‘eae fered Ha pany and Master Mechanic of Electrical nattan Company, was the motorman on theiratn, * on Storage Tt wae in the case of Martha (ian Company who Dy Set Geaaciee eat ea | Alfred Bkitt, ‘Wine Prowl ope “4 : al here ‘iran no aner_ of | thar the of Brooklyn water re oe Pi cor. | to-day that there c { Brooklyn water reach Liy “lagen Prearpent that o-day i he ithe Day | it borat this morning when the] NO tical ineineen and Fs at there wap Superintendent of Tranenortatio ropolitan ‘Traction C represented at the yn ot Presider iH mith, “inti, was married achusette In i ri which |# outalde or in Brooklya | Ph 0,000 galions,| MARQUETTE | IN PORT. | Overd ‘Teawepert Liner dorn, of ch add le Dern Car ae i vant Heavy Gales on Way Over. The Atlantic Transport liner Mar- rains the department ) that quantity, ne more than Is ben res nm and pressure of water ha sued fn several parte of Br is of the aquette, another of the overdue ocean | ne 6 i