The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1900, Page 10

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, BERNHEIM'S Values Are Famous. SALE OF ae Fis ictal CLOTHING STOCKS i}, we have a hundred customers where we used to have ten? Bed and Turned on W dug ve cater to the moneyesaving instinct of the multitude, and the Gas. w i ' | ) | | ons ERY WN TE sen E 1 we are known the better our clothing bargains are appre+ Ma ing we have the biggest thing that has come our way ina long ‘ januiacturers’ stocks closed out to us at a price that enables us to sell SHE LIVED AS A RECLUSE, \Wt (6) ( FOR MEN, HOYS AND CHILDREN 4%) Off Regular Prices. HIGH & At Half (4 Had Been in the House Five h Yoars, but Little Was are a q Known of Hor MEN’S SUITS. A" XMAS “lee OVERCOATS. Pee | 4,00 Dargal in me er vou i 4,00 ie | 5.00 HATS, poms gan aah I "1599 ° FURNISHINGS, a Be ve yearn ed aa SHOES, ffl "heliacligta Mt St ys og able boardin in BOYS’ SU S. \ on of Unttal Handeeredio worth GQ—| “umem were ar ; ols, mon twa ens 496) BOYS’ OVERCOATS, Helly, ot New Yorke {Open Open oy - ty fi Rn N Every PEIN Saturdays pon her Evening ull 1130 7 Mita Deming i" thio ib teete fu pM eet tc CoG. ARCS SES | PHOEBE DAVIES WEARY OF A TEARFUL ROLE. i THS WOW | “> ATALLY EAD O1SIe S10 SIS191S191919S) Whether Mrs, Williams Is Alive. )| H ?| Lodge Asks Court to Say | | | + | gone of amucnce, and her 1 | Whether Mra, Sulla Williams fa Jelly ons of affiuie ai nowt tha ; : , Miss Deming i fined vere dead or not Judge MeCamhy, of the Cit Hl un for mi ; purt, haw to dh She 4 well and : Mise @ | Mouriehing, ab at » & dianant at the i 4 | dead legally or any ran) | You have been lega wef {Bl teen years” Lawyer Alfred ©. Cowan phe, Ia S| told her when he got her on the witness _ Deming & kriew r (ne 1, ead!" repited the woman, “Why ib Deming'n death nil jntorined ' di ‘me ven a vi 4 ; In 1883, be i Ul el i i J. He mar i for Bttae Demink’s i @ ret in ta, n rd anyining ®) from bla e i more than five D | pars i tiga in, vif and 4 cy oO ‘ollow . uld “ @ K to law, Lawyer Cowan de ® e No 1 dled on Jan. 1, 188i. h 4 0 vt having fieard from hier | ‘ o| —— —- ® Bustate Off for Mantin ® Dec Tay nN, 1 iy nit -_ ‘ Om Manila, whieh ‘ T A on are ae lo. Fling ay ‘4 i a ‘ | i} Mi v f eee eurne, Now Tried) ie ata Ree vopans ie for Murder, Would ‘ Bovine i 3 Guard Him, ‘ : + Among the first + Plains Cour é # young Kiga Hur . | of Hert i) | the pri a yn to Appears" | i Burne w la M on tl we as Smiling a | ie " Edward Blake, Who Shot ge), ar \ fet <0) . Was th . saad Himself in Boston, Was isa D New York Merchant. 4 expre f oon, NORTON, Deo 19 The man who ta ah | cally» Ler : ' ot tae Mdentitted, He was Bdward in ' r" | Hed | Blake, a& wealthy bustvess man of New Mr. Blake had been for neveral weeks sy pationt at Dr, A. Re Stedman's sant ) Hrookline. © came to Boston to accompany ate ¢ He Was as coe tonene permet eee trate tnteene: eae wat: we | | LABOR NEWS. 8 ete teeta and during the ab: at luneh shot hime ees a teene-e-e-eee ahot was heard Dr {he house . s 8 Ninge John ave taken to the Maan a) Hospital, where offorta xiract the bullet, without dled in the hospital Sacur A regtetored at {though Medien. Bx Superintendent How \ pital, were aware of h efiived to make publ “o eo UN toda ; HOLIDAY JEWELRY, Hewilldering Adeay at the Two Stores of l, Lewkowlts, | A bewlldering array of holiday pres sin the way of jewelry marka the tn at the two atores of 1 Lew 2, at Grant and Kldridge streets, 4 Hixth avenue and Bevenieenth wireet Virices are remarkably low, and the tae advantage of the nmny to the popularity of (he high class of articles die }rurh to offers (eatitle firm and the pine and diamonds are in evi- nd all presents purchased now ved till the holidays, e* ial stip ———— be Tiven with Hobson Much Improved, |models,—well made, To t Bao xt Sunday's World, ‘The condition of Laut, Hobson at the 160) 1 Bet an ‘tani ai coe Proapyterian Hoapital (até morning was tana nnel copy pr he ort y tion nna "Weported an alng “Wey The Board of Delegates of the Builds | sprotal iekinioton ‘ot the owner ely lug ‘Trades haw indorsed the candidacy | Be Widener, ‘JAMES McCREERY & CO. BROADWAY AND 11TH STREET. FLANNEL WAIST LENGTHS. s00 patterns. Various colors. jted, figured and striped, | | $1.25 each, MEN'S DRESS SHIRT PROTECTORS, | Made of fine quality Black Silk or Satig,—plain or figured designs,--lined with fancy, quilted white satin, $1.00; Value $1.50, APRONS, Sewing Aprons, plain and trimmed with embroidery, lace or ribbon, aM yards long. Dot. | 25 to 75 cents, Maids’ and ‘Waitress’ Aprons,—tucked or embroidered with embroidered tabs, 65 to 85 cents, | ‘JAMES McCREERY & CO, BROADWAY AND 11TH STREET. ‘JAMES McCREERY & CO. BROADWAY AND 11TH STREET. UMBRELLAS, ONE THOUSAND, Men's 28 inch, Women’s 26 inch, Close rolling, steel rod, paragon frame,—covered with fine quality Union Taffetas, Handles:—26 inch, a very large variety of fancy designs,—horn, pearl, ivory, silver and trimmed natural woods. a8 inch, All natural woods, silver trimmed, | $1.55 each; | Value $2, $0, MANU P. ACTU RER'S STOCK OF FINE FURS, Muffs, Scarfs, Boas, Collarettes, Storm Collars, New At one-third less than usual prices. BROADWAY AND 11TH STREET. PUG OG LED TO DIVORCE. One Reason Why Dr. L. W. Dodson Seeks a Separation. Useful HolidayGifts All Silk Umbrellas. * 3 AMtmank€o FUR DEPARTMENT. (second Foor | Black and Silver Fox, From which selections can | Russian and Hudson Bay Sable be made for Necks and Chinchilla Skins, pieces, Mult, Bie, Alaska Seabkin, Broadtail and Persian Lamb Coals, Sable, Mink and Ermine Capes, Fur Lined Garments. | The following Furs will be offered To-morrow, Thursday, at Special Prices: FINE PERSIAN LAMB COATS, =. 5115.00 PI A EH,’ 18.0 | ALASKA SEALSKIN COATS, 220,00 & 290,00 || Alabka Sable Scart, $5.75 6 8.75\Alasha Sable Mull, $5.50 & 8,25 | Blue Lynx Scarfs, 17.50 Blue Lynx Muff, . = 17,50 | Black Lynx Scarfs, , . 16,50 Black Lynx Muth, . . 16.50 Mink Scarfs, 7.25 Chinchilla Mulls, 18,00 Alaska Sable Storm Collars, » «+ $17.50 Brozdiail and Fur Lined Garments at Reduced Prices, saaaitepinmeatiaien Fon Daniell Sonat Sovs FINE JEWELRY. This Department constitutes one of the chief attractions of our Establishment which has inereased in popularity year by year for the last TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. For the Christmas Holidays we have selected the choicest stock of rich Gold and Silver Jewelry at prices extremely low for fine and exclusive goods, a few quotations of which are given below, Diamonds and other precious stones set in Rings, Brooches, Watches, Cuff Links, Lockets, Scarf Pins, Hat Ping, ete, Gold Lorgnettes, Gold Watch Chains, Gold Thime bles, Opera Glasses, Gold Spectacles and Eye Glasses Hundreds of Fine Gold Brooches from $1.75 to $178.00 each, Solid Gold Searf Pins from.......... 80c, to $75.00 each, Gold Watches from... ..$10,.00 to $75.00 each, Stiver Watches from + $2.80 to $15.00 each, Gold Cuff Links from $1.50 to $48,00 pair, Fans from so Be, to $28.00 each, Gold,Gold Plate,Silver and Shell Hair Clasps from 8c.to $2.23 Fronch Shell and Rhinestone Combs and Hair Ornaments, Open Evenings Until Christmas, Droodwou. 8 G9 Sw JAMES MoCREERY & CO. |] KURTZ & SONS ma WUE BROOKLYN, Tec7gmowm Samer CLOTHING SALE. We are offering some of the most extraor- dinary bargains in Men's Clothing ever given by ref ig in Brook}, e want to clean up before the first the year, and we take this means to do it quick, If you have not the ready cash we will sell you on the most liberal terms of credit, ONE DOLLAR A WEEK, Men's extra fine Raglan Overcoa' Women's 26-inch, handles of ivory, pearl and TRENTON, N. J, Dec. 1A woman's bad temper and a vicious mug dog led natural) wood, with silver to the recommendation of divorce for trimmings, desertion made by Special Master Wil liam A. Lewis in the sult of Dr, Louls W. Dodson. They also led, according F05 to the evidenee, to the resignation of ” rt orl juperintendent of Dr. Dedson af acting #uperin 0 each, the Long Island State Hospital, While an officer of the Btate Hospttat for the Insane at Binghamton, Dr, Dod. son fell in love with Misa Jane 8. Wil bur, a typewriter, When he was offered th nt superintendency of the Lone 4 Institution he married her and to to Kings Park, where they Nwed 18 pA : value $5,00. Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 29th 8 Victim = Waylatd, Bonna ret tm the Mead, 1 to The Rrening World) * WILReBARNE, Dec, 1%—John Cor- ust nol pres ON Under her arm and vhe (ook her dor lett - FEW HEADS WILL FALL, Mr. MeKintey Won't Make Many helplene. He auffered badly from the cold and ‘iis condition Is precartous, ren TALL BOY EASILY CAUGHT. Willle Ore Ran | een bat Mis Stee Botrayed Wim, Rut for hie alge, Wille Orr, @ fitteen- year-old runaway boy, Would not have bec caught, He te 6 feet 1 inches v . MeKinley will make few changes during his second term. He has remarked to Senatora and Repren tives that he Haved that the office-holders, like him- ft, wore “reelected.” So he is giving encouragement to polittclans who are seeking the displacement of consular and diplomatic oMeials for the purpose of putting in constituents, Some Reputiicans think that officials who have enjoyed four A 4 of plenty eee oe | it silk velvet collar, splendidly trimmed ani lined, nicely tailored; Spe bar. mt 25 Kain forsee... Men's Suits, single and “double breasted, all this season’s make. A large stock to choose f) foe and prices ba hil id cheaper than elsew “id some L len 50 bargains for..... Ladies’ Suits, Jackets, Waists, Etc. We have an excellent assortment of Ladies’ Cloth- ing, Suitable for stp Gifts, which it would pay you to look at, as the ft lees have been cut about 50 percent, A splendid line of Automobile Coats. Furniture and Carpets make useful Christmas Gifts, We have a large stock to sult all purses, and ‘on the most liberal terms of credit, Clothing at Smith Street Store. Every Point of the Com Is Covered by Sunday y Word Wants, ‘we mn Hk ag A = ness back to New York, A ==. SSS a,