The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1901, Page 7

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OFFICE BOY BOBBY SCORES BIG BEAT. Engen EmbryoReporter Tells in His Own Graphic and Thrilling Way How The Evening World Got the First News of the Ver-jlict in the Pat- erson Trial, “1 just encaked down and locked the door which the rival newsa- paperman had left en for to earry out the verdic' When Bobby the office boy Reta it t9 a very cold day—zero weather, time to wear ear flaps and sea fate und the city edt hero, as follows: STATEMENTS BY BOBBY. The ©! erson. wo, but Th took the early boat to tn charge a 1 artists and with a broom sto the Sheriff, J, when the day came it was about § 0 Judge he came in and ck and the Med the jury i down woh the man ing for th him practical), quickly to the joor and found | ou oughter hea ran through thi ft behind me paperman du opened hind him, turn ting © boy wi rival n break my nes out of his w: roxded In Ku wouldn't de_no plac aye put him te “ate him from hfs injuries. » that he finally got his news ce by waving htw wh ndow of the Publ Prosecutor It was a red shi with a dickey on it Jurt Ike the eta phirts they wear in plays where the train from bet Gerved a Year; Arrested Again, Nwhen Michaei Reynolds, check forger, walked out of Sing Sing a free man this morning he was tapped on the thoulder by Detectives Becker and Judge, who escorted him back to New ide a prisoner. site hadi saith a ars sentence ont and 5 wan igned in tbe Went ide ‘court con’ for paeaing” weveral worthiess Shecks on Bernard fl ermovwitz. a dr: ja dealor at 785 Ninth avenue, |” Largrat Hair Store in the World. GRAY HAIRE ‘An enormous stock of wl fe (rit tarot stoen of Hair Goods. “1 passed the rival newspaper- man on the. stairs: practically the rival newspaperman te front door he found It Sheriff's door.” ke a hero wears tu uw of the pron .CROCERIED 4 Five pounds Granulated Sugar, tox Mon $1.00 ALL FOUR | FOR brand, fane: fe rand aney Pe timore standards, « can. 5 Baltimore 14c Baked Heans, Housekeeper ne le brand, packings scan: BOG es oholcent ‘xtra size cans, acan... OC Greenabaum's Wye tib can, OC Corn or Sacco! Clam Chowder, Burnham’ mous brand, 1-1b. can... wieg & OU For Ladies ate: 54 Weatt xt to Macy?a, PECCEELECEREEL: GROCERIES Sate yaa A ae a JOTI RTE KERR’S TRIAL SET LONG OVERDUE, ee eaeeey ew AU KORD OF SHE (His Defense for Murder of Jennie Boss- chieter Differs from That of Other Three. 2) Circassian Een in Lin- ers' Track, None Has Seen Her. hatt from th alrew Peeverreeyrverreyrrerenecrnctyra SVS TRANSFER TO. If het er he will probably Boys’ Overcoats: 4+to 1S years; also Boys’ All- Wool Suits, 7 to 15 years, $3.00 the reg- ular price; to- morrow only, choice, $ 3 One Day Only. Boys’ Chinchilla Reefers, sto 15 years; small sizes with Jvelvet collars large sizes with) storm collars; reg i! lar price $3.00; to- FIFTEEN WONT HIS FURNITURE AID THE FIVE! MOVED IN CAB Baldwin Denies That His|Jules Newton, Once a Committee Will Wall Street Man, Lands Help Nixon. in Bellevue. Recause he moved hia furniture ina cab Jules Newton a mer Wall et ts in Bellevue tor EVAUOL bo inetdent. was not the only manifestation of eccentrielty, however a efile kept himself mmuni Neither is. it t at the egmmitters | cation with the polic are going to act together, nor that the | cause, as he said, som, Fifteen e to su ment the evidence | 08 to polson him, whi gathered by Five and sent to Dis- nm i auth jmorrow, only, ple were try- others were fen they had y Dp Bilss's Labor Federation will hold a convention ster Hall ere will organizati weight $3. 50 Y and $4.00 Trousers, Only, VAARARREREAR OER DORERAARUARN ERENT paseevevaseveeevesecesesenevevaveneesvsvevevensseaaseesatansssnes VUVONUDEUOSAT TENT EU US UUDUOSETOOTIUODOOENENE CHOICE \ CHOICE z! SPECIAL NO. 2. One pound best Combination Cotiee, Half pound very best Tea, Three anda half pounds Granulated Sugar, 50c ALL THh FOR Pride of St. Louis Flour Barrels, agu-2tb. Bag, 7-1h. Bag, 54.” 55c. 18c. Freight Added at Suburban Stores. AVA EUSAOD BREET ET: i? \$ Germea, Hite a invue brenk(a cerlers prenare: 8 ( syeitey c b a" 10¢ King, 11D $3 can. 6¢ Conrac Barley, sew coods, 1! fc ow Orleans. 4 Maple 8) rap, nd, Bale Ae Oval or can... 8C al, Nth, erles« brand 3 Kea ent French, new goals, J Jc Dates finest tn Lelb, i King Vowder, tld, can, Wes Be Mince Mew Ib. ero! 8c YOU'LL FIND QUALITY THE “THE wot WORLD: “MOX AY EVER MING, JANUARY 21, 1901, The Sale of Hosiery. this is one of the chief featu re our sales announcements ev saving items. Women’ s Hose, 23c. Per Pi hundreds at doze ens in the lot and Women's Hose, 39c. Per Pa, Lin pltin and faney droop tite! 4 © $1.00 per pair. Men’. s 1-2 Hose, ; hose; all guarant . Per Parr. {tast colors, bite oMen n 's I. 2 Hose, 15c. Per Pair. wteral ine cashmere halt- iio Children’s Hose, 9c. Per Pair. y ribbed cotton hose, cular price U3e,;all sizes, Children’s Hose. 19c. Per Pajr. ‘imported extra heavy ribbed and plain cotton hose: full fash double hnges; warranted fast black; regular prices according to sizes j5c. double knees; warranted fast Boys All of our woollen and cashmere hostery reduced to one-third their regular pr Maino St Mee Sale of Toilet Necessities. The sales announcement in yesterday's papers met yith a more ready response than ever before. Well, thes) offer are even rarer than the rare ences of former times—iiere are others: Paul inducements we < Polishing Cloths, polish ina jiffy, last till worn to threads, Se. Snow's celebrated Extracts for the Large ptece of English Chamois, 5c : Bath Brushes, » ith long handles, 19c. 3 Snow's Pearly Tooth Powder, 5c 3 handkerchief, 1 uz. bottles, 25¢ Dr. Snow's Velvet Face Powder, 9c. Ed. Pinaud's celebrated Extracts, all) Red Raven Splits, 5c. We furnish cork and bottle (r Dr. snow's pure distilled Rose Drosroueieslery Compound! to any at any price, 49c. Lenox Company's best Absorbent Cot- .. 19. s+ Cocoa Wine, equalto oc. Lavender Smelling Salts, 9c. Wire Hair Brushes, 9c. Extra heavy hard rubber Combs, § inctes long, Sc. Graduated Medicine Glasses, each in wooden case, 6c. . Show's Petroleum Jelly, 2 07. SER nea e eee nee eee eeeeeeee ene ene eente eeveeureccerencwracceteceneececcccectcctccecerenrccrecacccccceccctccy9 c 5 Half Prices for Trimmings. flees The Greatest Dress Trimming Ualues in New York To-Day.—We offer everyth ng in our extensive stock of §| Dress Trimmings, which includes all of our handsome imported goods, at exactly half price. all the latest styles of passementeries, boleros, fronts, col-3 j lars, epaulets, cuffs, Eton jackets, sleeves and all- os DOWN OP in the newest effects. The stack will be displayed in our$ 50 CENTS WEEKLY, Trimming Department as well as on centre counters ing 59th Street Section. pas a ee a epee Women’s Silk Waists. taffeta silk, in the vers vewest 2 styles, cluster tucked or hemstitched, $ | The colors are black, white ands At 4.98 and 5.49- trimmed with straps and buttons. At 2.98 and 3.98- GROCERIES GROCERIES ----= QUALITY IN GROGERIES is, of course, the first consideration—after that, price. Look sharp to the quality of every article of food which comes to your table, as that is a duty you owe yourself and every member of your family. What a happy combination is to be found in all of our 93 stores—Groceries of the highest quality, yet at prices lower than the lowest anywhere. 3 SPECIALS FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY: SPECIAL NO. 1. One pound very best Tea (all kinds) One pound very best Mocha and Of taffeta silk; these are broken lots of different styles and siz ceed Eton Women’s Kid ‘Gloves, 50c.. Women's Kid Gloves of very good quali nearly all shades and colors, at the special price of 50c. per pair.$ 3 3 They are in every way a $1.00 glove and sell regularly for that money. Main F hth St. Merti Benne NEW Y 4 (Men's Good Underwear, 25c work CENTRAL 50 cases of men’s ribbed, Meece-lined Shirts? | 1 Dawes which we purchased greatly below regula io gand which we will sell at the same ratio. Shirts are made with extra bussets at armholes, tr mmed the Drawers are all extra nd have pearl buttons also; they tegularly retail at 75¢, The colors are light blue, lavender, different shades of tan, Choice of all sizes to-morrow at 25¢. per They consist of the very g best yrades with pearl Zeus Sth an buttons, and sateen u sd silver grays. garment, Great January Grocery Sale is now going on, and will last two days more— Tuesday $ . Every item a strong one and a money We cannot fill Mail Orders. nc, Corn, young and tender, per Ba timore Peaches, j-lb. ca gand Wednesday 3 string Bs Galtimore Bartlett Pears, j-!b. ¢ Ve Sardines, exter fins, fill! tringleas Beans, « g Schnitttohn Tomatoes, 0} es fancy | 3 Tomatoes, our 1}: rench Boneless Sardines, our 2¢ s, Zhe. ore spiced Anchovles, best from ' 0 TC. Whole Wheat “Hour, tO-lo, bag, 34¢ Pansy yastty Flour—This ts ot the b Succotasts, very tin auerkraut, quart cans, 4c. ‘mall Lima Beans, per can, 10c. ly June Peas, per can, Wc. Rolled White « Cats, 4 FE ar’ | $3 Small Peas, our 18¢, arden Spinach, our 4c, cans, Vee in tomato, 2-Ib Maracaibo caltee: sold by many as. ocha; our t ean oF rou n our Celebrated Genui Okra, » o Peas, all verz fine, all red Ihe rooms, reduced, per ¢ 17. and 22 ae Pineapple, 2-1b. can BLOCMINGDALE BROS.. 3d Ave., 59th and 60th Sti, ; saa seus can euaneiveneeetaaes OL eaaunaaa tase venenevaate! pvouaeeeeeevesetenesesees re ee ies: Ronni 1 Ave, & Goth St Boar ) EMAANICE: vet wet i ore News, mths withs AVEVADA DEAS NADA EET OEE: in “FALKS!: aie AIUDRES _CREDIT. ie in a NAL (revererecterererererr ce cect a Contec rete tectneccacas Cecceccccccrdy Grain Alcohol, af cal. Main Floor, ath WASA DARALAT ETT ene, cee Stock comprises Tht $) Lwin 3} 3 3) 3) Bt Seton n y | ENOMANGE Wate Diamonds, J AVaseceesseeeseueetent full P. K. glace kid, g prices, WANA AAAAAOAY saeaeranes axes, 17. Oc. and Be, AAVAATAIAN OES: pertihtrecre atts { BL OOMINGDALE BROS. » 9th and 60th Sts. seeeaeens © A BUTLER HIGHEST, STORE ticles Very Near Your PRICES THE Home. LOWEST. “HANOLD SAXK KALI, contr belowed son of Max and Helea Base, Punerel private, hong

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