The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1900, Page 2

NO FEES NOW AT BELLEVUE, Commissioner amay Keller Or- ders Big Reform at Hospital. NEW CHARGE ARB MADE.) : Doctors Are Acoused of Rail. roading Sane Women to Madhousee, 2) clelele(erersieve) Keller Commirsioner of Charities eatiod an order thie afternoon that the fee ayatem a The gravest charge yet made amainat the Tnaane Pavillon at Hellevue t* 9 pane men are ratiroaded through (he Hospital by relatives who are interested tn getting them out of the wa 4 District-Attorney Phil n wit order] % @ fearching Investigation of the matter Minn Weadel an Hrample, Regarding the alewed ratiroading BIG The Evening World Will Give Prizes of $150 in Gold. FROM pomgonabassonnne ober : $150 IN GOLD FOR PRIZES. | SOOO THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1000, THE WHOLE “TOWN ~—2090- OO nOUOOOOO LO ; DMN uminY REHEAT PILITER BLING BY VEHICLE, Three Prizes for Best Time Made by Any Method of Locomot Firet Prige...,.. $ Second Prize. § Third Prime $ OO UC OL ion, 50 15 10 eee Pane persone to private Inatituth through Hellevue lneane Pavillon, De [AL SMP will wet am wtarter at Allan Motane Hoi the famous! the Wor tom o@ier alleniat, calf attention to mh case COMARIA! WHITER, the fame Mien Georgiana Go Wendel who wo ratuvew, oil) We iGo @IbAlAl: ile Committed from Hellevue at the @ation of righ r at the fnieh, The cane of Mre Julia M. Hagan, ay J CORBWTT has rate WA0 nent too private asylum on com) wtih wn an or o Paine CREEPY DE Ty OY Baye he ett race on oh and Fiint, the laa xper Aled mentioned we an example of how] boreehmek pationte are pen! away, Toe ceder com [A AMES J. JER RAIIO® with take bts mitine (he wommn wae annulled chanees on a hhewele, ae Fa hed Dee eee eat TW. A, BKADY saye several of Whe tlal facts had heen concealed whe Was obtained. In this ay in that of Mina Wendel, the nt was take to Dellevue and committed frou the tn fine pavilion oy De Pitch ant Filnt. Dr, Flint te a wonauliing pny clan (n Hellevae. Health Boned to Ninme. The Hoard of Health ts re fOr the astoundli Ortality among the Hidren transferred from Randal Hy netore wilh em dAMEs crock bike eiders who will pare dintanee notlee of enttey for the How frat to North Brother Istand At Thin discovery wae made today by IKUAYEDY in sete tlelpate, ee rounger, will we travel at the @ wentieth eonture? he end of the nineteenth cen While we are away a The Byening World had 10) years nao, we etill travel Under an absurd rule babies weak| paratively sowly ond exhatisted with high fever and of Kven our somewhat tnillenntal ¢ low vitality are carried on atretchers) oy 14 tariem in fitte nivute of in nuntes’ arms from the warm wards {the howpital five hundred feet in the pen alr to a tug boat, Then they are irinaported up the river to North Wrother Island, There they are landed ‘id diain carried In the open air to the] jp , ontamlous dis re finally depoatted, wai mood way off quarter and Harlem had been Worked out he tunnel im howpital, where they] anything eller from it minutes to Harlem, When the tunnel ae Jevised it war thought (ha hour tp between dow ‘only bemun, and wh aren pleted we and that Tho consequent expesure, it ta @e-| doad mure thing, either cared, It reaponditle for the death of) And yet we travel pretty Cue in rhhd after child, By oMetals attached) prehennlle days wnt wie { 199 to Che Infante’ howpital 1 ie pronounced: human and heartless Won't fave Babes. The Hoard of Health has been re jlerted to reseind the rule under which ho transfer is made, It id yaw 1) (hie Ht hae beeorme reaponetb! death of (he infants. ar of yy ma rewulte of Commianioner Keller's inves. imation will probably be the abolie® ment of the transfer rule When transfers are to be made the Wanster boat Franklin Mdson comes to the Handall's Island plier, This is about WM) fret to the wouthwent of the hos pital Betwoon it and the hospital liew a stretch of bleak, exposed ground. Over this ground the wind from the Harlem River awoeps continually. To min FVE YEARS fat how fast we do f champlon lone atory J oof what we eon 1 aN stow bul ent ure of aetiing than Uwenty anole theme five! DANIEL OOODY. When Sentenced in Brooklyn, If many children are to be transferred | yanie) poody. a rich contractor, who they are put on peretohers, three or four] wig convicted of perjury dh connection fo @ Mretcher, Then blankets are put] wii in Brooklyn Clty Works Depart aves tham, and attendants oarry them! jient gcandal was sentenced today by to the pler, Judge Hurd to five youre in Bing Bing Dr, Dillingham, of the Mealth Board, |i) yard labor, He le fftyatx years old took up cwigel® againat Gomi and wa of the foremost contractors Koller this afternoon in defense in rae own department Doody broke own ahd ne mia "Up on Handail's taland,” he ald | ae, Wire wan In court anid appenied ut Of IN? OnveR of measles among the! personaly to Jud@e Hurd to be lenient babies sixty-three died, Of twenty mea |The convicting Jiry had recommended Flew cares douinilonted with ocner div] MRESF enpes, thirteen died "Wo only trauater to IWand the frst cases that break tsorth Brother Ke peanital le Randall's to ayold an epidemic, if pos sribew to met fat contracts the disease qpreads rapidly denoe Robert Wo Fielding i Fontan the Infante’) enuty ¢ Works Commiasioner, war convicte Melding mol a new (rial and sea on North] {2Nvced ie erene atone, resulting but a 4 per th ie own todietment Doody's lawyere #et up je for a Cont, Died, defense He link a wife and geven Commissioner Koller got the yearial flown children, He lived at a Ninth record from Randalls | 4 thin after.| "ree hoon, It whowed + of twenty-four Infante transferred North Brother Valand, twelve died 1 were returned cured. and the record of one wae loat ‘Of ihe foundlings, seven were taken to North Brother Isiand — Five died there and the other two died shortly fier thelr return to Randall's Island, Boe founding was wen! to the Willard Parker Hogpttal It ere hia total of | of ) OF nineteen deaths out of thir ) transfern ts awful,” said Mr Keller, “and we must | Led Mr, Roller ater announced in gonned: | ay with the Bellevue Insane Pay lion ea aan that he had permanently | loned the fee system there, eo ion for the examiners to feo from each patient L. in discharged or sent to an jum, ” Evils. Last Election, | = GHIPPING NEWS, | | To promote iis war on vice, the Com: | ATLANTA, Ga, Dec, M—A- contro ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY, | mittee of Fifteen, through {18 chairman, |veray hq arivon between two AL Bon ries. 7.17Pan rete | 44/Moon eos. 10.04) Wm He Baldwin, Jr named variour UD Janta newspapers over the eharge by vl * THE TIDER, comenl tees ay. Tt will be the duty | one of chem that ex-President Cleveland] Jot each #ub-committes to take up a! tad voted for MeKinley at the last ‘60 | partioular feature of the work election, the Auanta Journal to-day re-| | The Committes ts new head: | ceived ply to 4 telomram, an auto quarters in the United Charities Bulld: | graph letier from Mr. Cleveland ing thie afternoon |i wan strictly a] In the mivsive the ex-President said PORT OF NEW YoRK, business meeting 1 {PAs ne id mot vote for President Me nee i e ou sub-committee nie ea ee, iw) He aid not (ell, however, how he did ARRIVED. thorised this afternoon are th On| vote eaeersbeevine finance, < La epg evide Pbigline sical with other bodies, and ennterefwe wit ol city officers jAT WORK ON HANLEY YACHT, Charles Stewart @mith, o na for all B | the membors of (he Cominli wald v Complete for ( boarder “Tammany's omen tie wi throw aed Ware an dust tn the eyew of anybody long, About - ‘ UINCY, Mase, Deo, Mc. ¢ all that the Tammany Committee will do | 2) LYS: Missy Dee. 28 rere will be to weed out the unprofitable ite} , yacht to compete in the trial races to tle gamblers fur the benefit of the bin! Voie upon the America’s Cup defender, Prineem Anne, Nertott. | po gga PIRAMBLITPS TODAY. cr to Deal with Many combi natios Movfig a tne ud-cOMmIL tees ap. | ed being hit ee-Charles Stuart ower Bas John i joel B, ] ; i 4 est } Ru Fire Second Prize.. 8 15 Third Prize., TOU UOUDTOUO UUUULOUOOOOU COON at the very dawn of the twentierh cen tury The Bvening World has arranged ) mive prlnes aewremating 1 in gold 4 be Oning ofthe new-era rave im The World® Harlem emtee, in the Mariem Operadtouse Huliding, on One lundred aod Twenty fifth street, pear Heventh ayentio. to Phe Workle Down wh OMer, in the Palliser Huihdiog Jiurk Row and Wrank? treet, The Vorld’s Uptown (tice, at Broadway and Thirtyemath street, being included n the course There will be three prises-one of 0, a nerond of $6 and a (iid of $0—for overing the dina ‘ ving at the three Worli of any styio of tuneportation tow jn exmience in the SAOFLeAL pomelbie (ve me aii Nobile, ballon, Poyew, ‘ying machines loycle #hate, | road, caple irs or hanks inure anything (hat 4h oor oo anythiik (hak Koes ane oes, (aM Une be thre nh mothe bar on ‘ quite ohabee Wi Mow Whal (hey cat dey pres amount om Co ¥ gold whl be oh tne tnrey who mane the best ine covering (he diets fou ti ON wt pene will re ve a ihe ond Ho and the third tegorae in this rest, jwhich will begin with the few contury, the very thomett (ne minute hand of Lhe chook eaeres the midnight tine of Dee 1h Wh wand as evidencer the awit. est ne bode of meiropolian travel at the dawn of the iwentlerh century Read. ars of ‘The Rvening World of che year WL oan compare News records with the meank of (Panaport iney wil be Nhvind then, and (ia gain some gort of Wen of the d nia feld humar good Ty NEW MOVE IN PATERSON CASE, Contractor Broke Down|Kerr Seeks a Separate| Millionaire Johnson De- Three Prizes for Quick ON 00 T. Time Walking or nning. t Prize $50 ie i. H if ® : ‘$10 Vila tne three wh Hay think they ave have men and boys «on their feet » ff k Trial for Bosschieter Murder. dustion Jonathan Nixon, of the Bu. prome Court, a€ his home, 4t Jerney avenue, Jersey ON), today heard ar gument aa to (he applienion for a eep= erate telal for George Kerr, Jointly in Heted with MeAlister, Death and Camy for the murler 0° Jennie eter, at Paterson presen riven to ) Injustioe Jointly wed againet Kere Counse raneferted to ground ( nn Paseale County wont pr nee of extra VICE HUNTERS CLE LAND NOT START TH WR APRINLEY MAN It GF | a icibadnnitaas Named) ee Preah Tells How | He ay Fae "se ay valay declared that his plana were com plete, and that work ould be begun on the ooal at once, A new mara claim (hat ax Kerr was not When the knockout drops were Jennle Howschieter i would he fo ry all the prisoners | © that the confemsiona could iw > neked that the case tw another county, on the hata fair trial could net be had wine to the foein the prt * and had oceastoned Vasmale County application on the ground Lmeparate tral were granted it Ht The county to large additional as well ae entail a great amount work on the Prosecutor's office, Did Not Vote at rallway yea launehed at the ley works in a larg main hy 49 wil pal a "tert tt | To-day a New Yorker can 4 ‘ EWBEZZLER If PEEP ODP EL Ot beet egpe,s : x ENTRY p To the Treentiith Century Race Kadi Please name ab a CENTURY an World's downtown office, Palitaer enter my root ) M01 ineidad of being Sere in| tour runnt 6 uindred years aga dL would have he ate ad 9 uuaren fn ity bad nly 0 by @ Binth 1 Warren | t hy an hi it vel fy ame | Harlem oft exprens trait One Windred and Twentyentth een mM Jarl tired foriy-tve in 1” road onve City Hall to Harlem iq totryy mingtos,” | but it takes forty. to forty-Ave oH from ‘tty Hall to One Hundred and Twenty fifth ne ML tomolile ninth etreet trent | ently ran from trance of Cen tral ark 10 the Hattery—a dintance of Ave milenetn Hy 12 minutes run Wie made early on Bunday tnorn- e The best bteyele resort for an hour wha made by Wil # who rode (0 miles 3) yarde in VRON, n hout ton, Miwa, last Oct perinit hi ree Harlem to the in lew miindtes bikers als of course, like | Pikes an vel, have ridden 9 milee hd a good fraetion in an hour pet car, cable or undergtound distance can be covered fn hour and a quarter the line rune from One Hun Twenty fifth wtreet to War early in the morning ip $5 minut Hroadway jine's running time The Perce ewer en coc eedooso VBUICLE*) RACH (vom Harlem to The 1 | wohter vernente Of the nineteenth ¢ Le cg INVITED TO TAKE PART IN DAWN-OF-CENTURY RACE HARLEM TO THE PULITZER BUILDING. HOVE ODE4 + 19404-10006 1-6dO09 BLANK. ** NEW YOR, "Dee, ——, 1900, tor Beentay World: contemtant in the TWENTIETH Butlding. ’ ; the case requires 4 t i ' ' ' Navies sas renee tone ’ Address “ ‘Crome out "Boot! of "Vehicle" as r ri t f DEERE ERE ER bbe ett ett bbb bh bbmew [Nat delirium followed & Ye miles oe tet mM thone figures 1 beat he sur e care (ht lometo-Pulltaers Holding Faee, and could come ¥ near to beating the Manhattan The beet hour's record for a walker te 8m J Stur the best es an yarde, mate by W alieh pr area record for an hour te 8 miler credited to J) Meagher, an » figures ohrontele the bast in thoy Feapeotive lines of iocumott aod they furnivh a sort of dope sheet for those who Wieh to mtudy out the: pe: bility of next Tuesday morning's or to figure the chances of suw ‘iad by away o 6 of he methods menUoned. be ‘ wll orbably. fome otable trles for fags, 4 paris ay nowh wi go tn Thomas J 4 ett, it ts ) the foot race. hape Harry * ‘and Jimmy Hi will try thar by in uner perl 1 eh ation iler, ‘ oe mixeday champion, may be an a er one. The rac ay encent "he. phe am any route they w tube route ‘Twentleth Rice Editor, Evening World, Rox 2.361, New York City Pil blank that te printed with thts ni feng tt by madl on or before e, 2 Ant ren Mhoutd” he sent to Century P.O he (wo distinct in whieh any be used, and th Kemember there wil! rices-one freeforall, Mind of yeblole may ather a foot raoe, (ween Tho the same pointe ia ene hour Third avenue troliey taked about one hour between One Hundred and | Lusty sAfth wtrect and the Ciy Hall, | The Maison avenue line tho little 2 minutes of less (han 7 miles an hour but a Salvator, cole at a LM 12 ellp the record--would travel § iniles in lees than tl minutos ‘There may be some speedy horton entered tor thin race Hit TE is not probable that there will he Bal hit y, | i for a pros] ord fing vr} miles al 1 Hacon och in ise? The beet arma ES VANDERBILT FATHER-IN-LAW. sires Banker Wilson's $12,000,000 Tied Up. Millionaire ‘Tom f. Johnron hae) brobeht sult in the Supreme Court against Richard T. Wileon & Co, the bik] Motion to rextraln Ne ot the $1200, binkery, for an in he latter from. die O) in took of (he Detroit @treet Hallway Byrtom pending A rettiomen) In the courte of Johnson's claim of a onesftth Intereat in the rallroade, {ustice Blan wart today reserved deeleion on the nollon for an Injundttom and abso on Johnnon's application for a receiver for he Detroit property HT Wilvon, the wenior partner of Wilson & & * ra ‘tl father-inedaw of = alle wer 4 Dis complaint that the Wilson frm bought gut the Detrult Hatiroad Ih NM. an dafterward ane: tated Hin fh the del He was mute manager at 1000 @ year, and was aleo to have @ ahefitth Interest, The Wil one pul in $5,000,000 and Johhaon wax to | funnies $1,000,000, a" ore that he tendered the $1.00. ut that the Wileans reCucnd to accept It and hy refused to turn over to him fle interest The Wilsons make a general dental, NCAT AT UST Stolz Returned to See Wife and Police Grabbed Him. Philip Btola, of M6 Gaim avenue, Nrooklyn, a clerk In the rebate depart ment of A firm at Broadway and Duane atree!, tile olty, was arrested at home today on the charge Aiing 4.00 from Une company Holz, who has been employed by the Merchants’ Dispatoh of peat ‘ompany for years, occupied a reaponaible poaliion in tne rebate By false entries in hie eded during | last three m H sleiing 100, His theft war disvovered by acoldent, After the discovery of the theft Stoin fled. atl Jury Indicted Stole on Dec udge Poster General tee. 4 ® bench warrant for his Detective Bereta, McNaught and arrest Cult, who have been searching for Stole, saw him enter his home to: 4 go- Ing in aeregted him, Bole was kissing hin wife when the detectives entered, I was about to surrender myself,” he said, ‘but wanted (0 see my wil Stole was arraigned before ju fF and committed to the Tombs In de. ult of ball nm fi, tiga Hanity tenied that commen yo i Looe syndicate A org eae ost mea ae weiittme tan ff Sy Ln pare: |asked tha ALVORD GETS g| Goeketed for to-day For the free-for-all ane sortoftrans portation race, there will be $75 In prizes Wiest Prine. cscs eee BO Gecond prine, + ON sees M10 {race there will be $75 in . on . 10 Make up your mind to enter for one of Second Peie Third Petee .,, 06 09-55-46055 6-29-55 +805 BURWZ AT TRIAL CUT BY FATHER Doesn't Notice Boy, Who Acts Strangely in Court. When the trial of Rdgar Burns for the murier of Station Agent Fellows wa med at White Plaine today (ne her avemed to sudden Interest féatimony Witnesses were called © defense, and all told how Burne acted before and after the murder The boy's father was tn court Mot wit Hoar the and son did not notive Among the witness Bast Wighth street mut did prisoner © father each o Talla Mintin, of testitle ” youne Hurag eatted upon hy hh duly 180, nearly Mix months before he eho [i find asket her if wae had Dlatot she could lend him, raving hie wanted to eh Laura Be Thomas Burne family, vortifier that | t himeelt who Mees with the e young Priponer had a bad fallin May, 18%, and Burvs's manner was strange and un natural He rolled We black, bead-like eyes APound In an uncanny fashion, stared hard at the witnesses, and moved pix Wipe ne if talking to Mmeelt. Then he would ru his lps and mouth and make wrimaces » litrora did not wateh him or even TRE ONE SURE WAY To Cire Every Form of Piles The only sure way to cure overy form of piles \* to use a remedy like the Pyramid Pile Cure, which is applied direedy to the parts affected, and ite wonderful healing effects are apparent from the first applic tion, because ite medicinal properties are rapidly absorbed right where needed. by the Aolioate Uianues and sensitive membranes ot the rectum, The cure \s natural and easy and almost before the pationt is aware of it every (race of piles has loft him, This is one reason why the Pyramid Pile Cure hae been po uniformly successful It ts In suppository form, applied at night directly to the diseased parte, where (1!) moet needed, and not by the roundabou: way of the Atomach mor the harsh, bar bhrous method of wurgical operation Iireet application to the seat of disease Je the only common-nense cure, and this ty fully aecomplished by the Pyramid Pile Cure. It the voluntary testimony of thousands ty worth anything, then no sufferer should de- ‘ay in giving this splendid remedy at least 1 trial, ae HC cOste but 60 conte at any drug store, and | jarantoed absolutely safe aud from opiates or eoeaine, #0 commonly led pile cures Nearly every druggist has some favorite pile cure on whieh he can make « larger profit than he ean on the Pyramid, and oftentimes to substitute, but when it is re membered that the Pyramid Hil only remedy for pilew that hi eputation and is sold by every druggist tn the United States and Canada, it means pomething) Mt memna that no remedy could do this Unless It possessed positive, unmie- takable merit, The Pyramid Pile Cure has cured thou sands of sufferer from the different formes of the disease, whether itching, bleeding or pre mrvding pil Kiatco In the direction of his chalr. Apparently they beteved his aotions were meant lo impress them. Hin ela: ter Mabel looking rather pretiy in a brown dress, ‘watched him in a purnled way and seomed to be afraid of him, Mrw. Catharine Hurtin, who fainted While In the witness chair last woek, War fh Court again, dhe was as pave as ;| the prisoner, and looked tli Mabel A, Burns, the prisoner's sister, wae a witheme, Bhe was very nervous. She told of her brother having a #un= stroke, and how he acted {tueerly be fore the mhooting of Fellow: Miss Burne illustrated haw. her broth. ors eyes roved about wildiy atter hi fell from the roof of hin father s® by She rolled her eyes around and puc e wae much ered he myth in earnest, and her effort to impress (he jury with her brother's’ insantiy was palpaaee. Under cromt-examination, Dr. Cario- ton Simon waid thee he had never known 4 » where excesmive cigarette emok- i ne, without som seibuory Weakness, hn di Mrs Borns heant ate a soore Hh #he belleved thatthe Letribie aoe (lon miarit sear him of the charge murder, and it wie & pleasant word to (ho mothers ears. Burng eat sient and Apparently unmoved, oe TEN EYCK 10 BE CHAIRMAN, the races and rend in your entry beforo Friday nimht ' DURYEA WILL IN SUPREME COURT Surrogate 5 GH the Re- quest to Change Venue. Lawyer Honeyman appeared in the Surrogates Court at Mineola toeday and the will of the late Bdagr Duryea be admitted co probate, Counrel for the daughters, who are the ‘Ontemtante, had oreviourly given notice hat the proceedings before the Burro: e had been withdrawn, as tt had heen decided to begin ault tn 0 Supreme Court to have the will se: aside as void, When Mr Honeyman presented he application no one appeared yppome it, and the Surrogate sald he would krant & decree admitting the will to probate lawyer Campbell In speaking of the wudden termination of the fore the Burromate, sald that time « be waved by beginning #ult ae noo: possible in the Supreme Cour The cane Ws expected to come up in that court at the Mareh term. contest be Hid as Likely to Hueceed Gen, @ Republican Commty Commit Several Hepublican Aistri¢t leaders said (Oddy that in all probability Aque: duct Commisstoner William H. Ten Byck will be elected Chairman of the Republican County Committee to sud+ ceed Gen, Franeia V, Greene. Mr, Ten Wyck t# Chairman of (he Bx ecutive Committee and ie the man whe dows Meg the whre-pulllog behind the on ant-Pitt | Republicans are strongly opposed to his sel 1. T. B. Willams Dead, The death of T. 1, Williams, a veteran member of the tock Exchange, an hounsed floor of the Exon tens aay wWhieine Joined the Exchange FIFTY TONS OF CANDY Have Been Sent to Que Soldiers in the Philippine slands by the Government, Pifty tons of candy have been sent to the foldiers in the Philippine Ialands by the commissary department of the army during the last three months and large amounts to the soldiers in Cuba and Puerto Rico, This | done Upon advice of the medical oMcers of the army, because it is a phywto logical fact that « moderate consumption o' Confectionery promotes health wad sailses ® natural creving of the stomach Candy was never furnished to the United Mtaton army before, although it has been cominonly weed as a ration by the French and Brith troops in the tropics This dee another old-fashioned the ory (hay sweets were Injurtoun to the 6) geailyo Orgone, while & moderate use ot awoois in actually benefetal, Vory ‘ow things are injurtous and the food cronke whe advocate the uae of a few graiue BRIEF RESPITE. | Bank Detauiter 's Trial Is Postponed Until Jan. 9. Judge Thomas, of the United States Ciroult Court, thia morning postponed until Jan. 9 all the criminal cages ‘The case of Cor- noliuw I. Alvord, jr, the defaulting bank feller, who ntote $00,0% from the Firet National Bank, went over with the rest Judge Thomas will tn the mean time hear the equity cases now on his docket, He had notifiel the District-Attorney's office of his Intemtion to hoté over tem- porartly the oriminal cases, so that the big bank defauiter was not brought our of hie cel} In Ludiow Street Jail, ‘The Alvord trial \s expected to require at Yeast #ix dayn in the hearing, which wes the chief reason it was begun loday, ae necessarily it would ve to be continued in the January Mra. Alvord, wife of the defaulter, wito has given up diamonds valued at 100.000 ae part restitution to the bank, was ready to give her husband the moral support of her presenpe in the ea burt room to-day jaar: oka will thet fii"pramouly cack wand by bye 3 Mre. Alvord t# salt to of Fub'os, 9 ud sogetables and deery the use of eweeis im re in error, a whol vatiely cf meat and vegetable food is solutely necessary for the maintenance of tho Wnahest condition of health, ‘The best rule to follow te to eat what ihe appetite craves, and if there is any discom: fort or trouble in digewiing meat and aweo's the diMoulty oan be readily overcome by the regular use after meals of some nate Tigestive Compored of pepain and diastase which will ceniet the stomech by increasing the fow of gastric Juice and furnish the natural peptone lacking in weak stomachs. The bea preparation of this kind 's prod. ebly Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets which may be found at all drug stores, Yoare of ube pave demonstrated the vatuc and effectvenesd of Stuart's Dyapopsla Tab: fete cance of Impaired digvetion, COWARD “Good Sense” Shoe For Children. After the Christmas Stocking, — What? Why, the Coward Shoe, of courne. The two greatest promoters of) oy Children’s happiness the world has ever known, But with this difference: The Pookie isfora day; the Shoe in- res “ good fect’ for life, Annual Sale of Ladies and Misses’ Winter Garments. Top-Coats, of kersey and cheviots, black only, 26 inches long, ‘heavy satin lined; value $15, at $10. 50. | Top-Coats, of Oxford cloths, also black and tan kersey cloths; a6 inches long; value $22.50, at $15.00, Auto Coats, of kerseyy whipcord’ and Ox. ford cloths; 42 and 45 inches long, rich satin lined; value $30 to $35, at $19.50. Raglan Coats, of English whi either full or fitted nthe value $35, at $23.50. In connection with above, the entire balance of our Imported Wraps, at half original prices, $400 Garments, at $200, joo ee gs 200 “ “ 100, “ “ as v M 9750 a5. Lond & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, {If your new euit rips and loses shape, And bags arownd the have, You're apt to paint the atmarphers With worde (het wart with D; Bat Ht all could be avoided, And you'd wpare yourgelt thése woes, If you'd make op your mind to buy bat one kind-- Namely; Hammersiough Brow’. clothes. You can buy our clothes blind. fold. They are not only—without exception—the finest and most reli. able in this country, but we are bye: Med now at prices which come here pronounce the lowest that pe have e ever seen, We are rétiring from the retail business, and every garment here is offered at exactly'60 cents on the dollar, Fol Dress Tuneto Butts, L ‘ivervoats ned Rag! jagiane—cut wide rood militogy snsurae and iat \snable, ran pd Start eee ihe values Bil, $30 BROADWAY r23'hr, ‘Twentieth Cestury Namber jot the Sunday World, Out next Sunday, Iitew OPENEVENINGS UNTIL 134 Fifth Ave., near 18th The double advantage of buying a WATERS | PIANO is: 1st—The saving that comes from dealing di- rect with the manufac- turer. 2nd—The positive ase surance that vou will get a first-class Piano, A beautiful new style WATERS GRAND UP» RIGHT, 7 1-3 octave, 3 stringed iron frame, re- peating action and con- taining all the latest ime provements, for $225 cash or $250 on instal- ments; only $10 down and $7 monthly until paid, : Mii We also offer the beau- tiful and popular CHES. fER PIANO for $180 cash or $200 on instal. ments; only $10 down and $5 monthly until paid) EVERY PIANO WARRANTED SIX YEARS. 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