The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1901, Page 12

all new and exclusive designs, Actual value 35C yd, Also another purchase of a Muslin Sheets & Pillow at the following special prices, STERN BROTHERS Important Sale o Cotton Dress Fabrics To-morrow | - 5000 Yds, Printed India Dimities, “{n/Dresden, Foulard and Fancy Effects, 4500 Yds. Imported Zephyrs, in Lace, Stripe, Corded and Fancy Weaves, at tl &,..| Cases Sheets Plain Hemst'd Pillow Cases >; nat'd 136 x 234 yds. 36c 43c 42 x 36 In, lle l4e) 196x235“ 42 49 45x36" i2 15 | 2 x23 " 46 55 50x36" 13 16 Rea x3 52 59 54x36" 14 17 | 4 a 1800 Doz, 24 x 275 bh) Pe Pillow Cases 24x30 58 oS 45 x 36 In, of Grinnell, « 59 New Bedford, Wamsutta 4 ey Be i) 63 72 madi Dailght¥anchori Muslin at (0) % : First Floor Women's Lisle Thread & Cotton Hose with embr’d fronts, = fancy stripes, open-work > instep, Value 60c to 75¢ > Women’s Extra quality Fast Black Cotton Hose with double unbleached soles, Value 40c Women's Fast Black Cotton + Hose, high spliced heels, ‘double soles, Value 30c Manufacturers’ Samples of Men's Plain and Fancy .. Half Hose, Wool, Cotton and Lisle Thread, Value 40c to 65 DAVIS HELO FOR ach of Margaret Travis. a Margaret “Travis, Trabold'’s Hotel, One Hundred chicral in che dead girl's stomach. before the Coroner. any statement, aay, Fr Hood Wright Hospital last night. ee way to Bellevue ho ald: mit quicide.” ‘The wine glasses and whiskey been turned over to Dr, Lederle, « fat of the Board of Health. of the poison to make {t a: fase of attemptes double nu ee SUMP IN COTTON. Prices Drop Fight “but were afrata of the short ‘aid not sell overmuch. Thin»! Hotable change tn prices. ~ Burope bought on cull, were: January, 1 to 9, ‘38 Oetover, ‘S22 to Sa. dy. —————_—___ Wheat Traders Sell. foreign cables caused Weak H-8 to 797-8. After this trade became | Pi by sand offerinys ware leas opr yeftect of | yeaterda visible ‘opened sateay: but vers quiet, ata 11 Special Sale of Hosiery & Silk Underwear 4 At Exceptionally Low Prices 39° 25° 19¢ 25 West Twenty-third Street > CHRL'S DEATH © Chloral Found in Stom- found dead in bed at and ‘Twenty-second street and Amsterdam avenue, with Clarence Davis raving over her body, was killed by knockout drops When Davis was arraigned before Mu- Gistrate Zeller, in the Harlem Court thia afcernoon, Detective Enright stated that Coroner’s Physician O'Hanlon had found Davis was remanded for examination Ile refused to make ‘Davis had been tu Bellovue Hospital alt where he was removed from J. On his “IT will accom-|? plish what I started out to do, then com- Dr, Stern examined Davis at Bellevue © thls morning and pronounced him en- By setirely sane and in the best of health. 4 Physicians and detectives ahare the be- © ‘Mef that the man has been shamming. Nask found in the Trabel4 Hotel room have Do- llce say, may have taken @ small dono Pointe Wher Queems Death Is Announced. “-Bulled the activity, and there wan uo but soon be- Few investinont orders Market was] local an wheat to unload a considerable | wnt of holdings on tho market to- | i which depressed May 1-4c. from | Continental export the market, Women’s Swiss Ribbed Mixed Stik Vests Fancy Fronts 47¢ Women's Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests, with Embr'd Fronts 59¢ Women's Pure Silk Vests, Swiss Ribbed, Handsome Crochet Fronts, Value $1.50 08e Women's Extra quality, Piain and Ribbed, Pure Stk Vests, with handsome $1 05 . embr'd fronts, Value 3.45 STOCK BUYERS OUT IN FORCE. Market Active and the Prices Up on Early Demands. ‘There was full buoyancy tn the early | dealings on the Stock Exchange to-day, and tho entire Hat benefited matortaily Missourt Pacific was again a feature sale of 7,000 shares of this stuck be- | ing made at simultaneous quotations of | 911-2 to 9, compared with 903-4 lust | mighty London's strength was accopted as! the truth of the newn that the St. Paul dew) was on again, and that atock opened up over 2 points on a genenu tush to buy for both accounts. Wabash was in demand and shares went tn one bloc 6.009 us of 3,0 snares at ne open Dealiige in Wabanh debentures con- he want had been wo confidently Core we the dealers in stocks hind iliv-| movements, were narrow and the lugeiah during th there That stock 6 response Ks toolay were sade $4, 100, i009 The Closing Q Open Mieh i Lack. & Mudern Federu x General iiectrte Cetaral Ithis very extensive stock. i | et ‘aus Ws: SHIRTS. Made-to-measure, of advance Spring materials eaves and designs, Tendon cord Cloths, Linen and Madras, Satin Broche, Dimities and Nainsook Rayee, are among the latest importations of in new The —in day) MORNING at World = Almanac and. Encyclopedia. | All Newsdealers or by Mail, 25c. marked for this sale .......... BROADWAY AND11TH ST JAMES MeCREERY & CO. BLACK SILKS. Imported, black TAFFETAS,—pure dye,— fine quality. 22 inches wide, 75. 85 and 95 cents; Value 95 cents to $1.50. 23 inches wide, . . . Value $1.65. Black MOUSSELINE TAFFETAS,—bright finish,—pure dye, recommended for waists, $1.25 per yard; 85 cents per yard. 2000 yards,—black SATIN DUCHESSE,— 27 inches wide, 85 cents per yard; Value $1.15. SHIRT WAISTS. Black-and-white striped PERCALE— white INDIA LAWN, trimmed with insertion, and lace striped MUSLIN WAISTS, 45 cents; Formerly 75¢., 95¢. and $1.25. BROADWAY AND 11TH ST JAMES McCREERY & CO. ‘SAGE DENIES MO. PACIFIC DEAL Stock Booms Simply Be- cause Investors Want It, He Ea The sensational deals tn Missourt iy Rallway #h. not ment +") that John D. Roc Lats brothe Wilam nave acquired control of th Pacific system, « Sage, the rwner of the stock “It ts met r Sage, tnaltytdua Arges sof tt on for twenty years Phe stock has. sold Within de year P bought some at oh tt vssed the @) mark yesterday: tock owned by the Rocke: inay he sold to-morrow-tha isto the story -tt's a stock specs inn tamed ty t Aten ouie son Queens phystelans ay were omt | Mr. Sage, games R, Keene and John stocks an upward turn, and t PD Rocketeer, dr. are ereditd with nalts vement in the mar- | managing the deal by which the Rocke. follers were to get control of the syatem The Exchange closed before the an-] joinuy with ¢ to untte it nounceme f the Queen's death, plan wh The firm, harden the nulway | of ths operator tions in the expe 1 that the death Queen wou vavly unsettle w York stock market The more important net gains, com- pared with yesterday's final quotations, were «showing a tende consple . forming a new © from the lakes to the Hesourl By pr i Ne wold ar 93, history: abort obliga. early 3 to-as arnt then to 8 —<—<— Gold Going to Fi bres tia eg cents emeh in Bt] pazued Breres will whip $1.10) go; Maul and Erle first preferred . i rhursdayea wewiners Reading ‘) ualtimara & onio | !° yg RUERAR ie etgeter —— in St. Lona, Khowed xtocks and other t. higher. iow hundred) and tht 7% OTN red and twenty Lost things found and found things find owners through the medium of ihe weateals one ot St. Lavate: Gunday World Wants, _* | Dive, Oo., Momut-Weet Drug Go. and 4 burswAY BV aise, AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF TRUNKS It you want to secure a genuine trunk bargain attend this sale, |which Commences to-morrow morning. We have ust purchased the entire stock of a reliable [prising hundreds of well-made high-grade trunks tor less than the cost of making them, and will place them on sale TO-MORROW (Wednes- LESS THAN HALF THE USUAL PRICES! sizes 34, $8, 40 and 42 inch ; replay p ice 20.00 FULL LINE OF TRAVELLING BAGS, SUIT CASES AND STEAMER CHAIRS AT LOWEST PRICES. _|SIXTH AVENUE, 20TH TO 25ST ST. aa? te ois d vatARY pg You'll not be disappointed manufacturer, com- 3 “eal 11225 The only way to look for “Hetp| (ds through the unfailing glasses of | Bunday World Want Ehrich Bros. Cloak, Suit, Pur and Waist Season We less thin $4.00 each, now marked duwn for ulck selling to, each. L LLLP IVP OPS INA NDS ALL Nae Avan Aven The World Almanac for 1904 Visit the Rearranged Uprousters | To- Morrow Commences the finishing Sale of the Most Fsutceeata | Ever Had. | ST ee ae Pe Rothenberg &. West 14th St. of the rarest description. Read the items and_ prices. searching comparisons. another store in Greater New York for as little money. Spreads, regular i $1.25 values, re each ....e0. eee 1.98 Price 25 Cents. Great White Goods Specials at Prices Reduced Most Sensationally. Extraordinary values. You will instantly recognize them as bargains Make the most You cannot buy the same reliable merchandise in We have cut | "| | BASSWOGLD TRUNKS, leather bound, TRON-HOUNT) HUNKS, well pro- tices furious] JAMES McGREERY & 60.,: Mar clipe phair ior tock teal f Since ate pri large lee We want this department to surpass all January records | Twenty-third Street. and two leather straps, 28 to 40) Wilton jock. siieet-iron, bottom A leading special to-morrow will be 36-inch Heavy Unbleached Shecting. Housekceps ! tnel sizes: heretofore $8.00 to| tod incl sizes heretofore $6. hotel peopl and others will tind this a very superior bargain. To-morrow, per yard. 3'c g1700 $10.00 ; Anat Stoney Nery ie So4 New) Work bl s Pillow Cuse Mustin, The excellence of this Tic DA c x Vs products ty unqustioned, and you will certainly be astonished when we quote our price per vard ates. 4 p | 3. 98 to 5.98 each. 2.98 to 5.00 each. fi s p | RAWHIDE BOUND ‘TRUNKS, made|HAWHIDE HOUND STEAMER eine Sotterinicied Cambricnyace: aioe oe 100 doz. Extra Heavy Turkish Towels, each... 9c “An encyclopedic volume) “of test tasswoud and covered with) trfnminns. lot tacaear I 1-4 New vork Mills Sheeting, yd. {1 1¢ | 18-inch Damask Roller Towelling, yd.. + Sc 2 | n nd | No : a all brass trimmings and SECA Paap a) of over 600. pages, printed peicerrery| cea splay Blankets Boldly Reduced Beyond Precedent. from clear, new type, on good yaw soie-lrather straps, 28 to 49 nel AOLInenioleee, sists :2.49 10-4 Blankets, now 1.49| paper; substantially bound! «les: heretofore $20.00 to $25.00; | gis'an: BO (RA PTI pair, -49 | $3.25 11-4 Blankets, now pair, 2.49 in lithographed cover.” | 10.00 to 12.50 each. | 6.39 8.59 each. 7 ankets, now pair, 2:49) | $4.50 11-4 B'ankets, now pair, 3.49 | to 8.59 eac 4,98 10-4 Blankets, now pair, 3.98 |$5.00 11-4 Scarlet Wool Blankets, 3.49 9. 1901 | LIGHT-WEIGHT DRESS TRUNKS, made of triple veneered bass wood, Lap Robes, Bed Spreads. d | steel trimmings, best lock, linen lined, two tra 100 All-wool fenpcriea Lap Robes. never sold for lemon FulleSee tleavy White Bed- eee OOC Scalit & Third Floors Ehrich Bros. _ Another Rousing Sale Success. CLOAKS, SUITS, FURS AND WAISTS. The Renainde! of Eight Great Wholesale Stocks. Despite Adverse Weather Conditions We Have Sold Thousands of Fi Garments, and Every Sale Broughtifor Our House a Loyal Patrons. 5,000 Ladles’ Cloaks and Suits: from the stocks of |A. B. Carton, Conheim & Co., 4 Louis Barnet, I.P. Stater & Co. j Reductions on the Kaye & Einstein Fur Stockh. PLAIN AND PERSIAN YOKES }_ Ually sold at $16.00; sale price Mouflon, price: LADIES: F NE MARTEN STORM COLLARS, yo ostylish, usually long tab fronts, cluster of large tails, usually sold at $18.00 and $22,50 ji malay prices aise. cancer ieee tie te tre ee LADIES’ NEARSEAL COATS, finest quality, several stylish shapes, fandsomely lined, usually sold at $40.00. and $42.00; our sale price..... LADIES’ HANDSOME NEARSEAL JACKETS, revers of finest Persian, handsomely Mned, tine: usually sold at $6@ : LADIES' ALASKA 8 handsomeiy lined, lar sold at $200.00; our sale price... . CKETS, elegant . Stylish shapes, ust price... ‘|LADIES'’ ALASKA SEAL JACKETS, ‘Deuutiful ‘styles, revers, plain and mink our sale price Kron and jacket shapes trhamed, usnally sc |LADIES' FINEST usually sold at $¢ new 401.00; sale price usually sold at $25.00; sale price at $12.75 and $1475; sale price | LADIES' FINE TAILORED SUITS homespun, Ror uit of different lored, re os, $2 | LADIES’ TATLORED ‘SUITS | and homespun, tight-fitting and) Eton j | lexsly tailored, regular s $ price. LADIES' BEAUTIFUL TAILORED SUITS, Venetian cloth, pebble ¢ several pret assortment of sizes, regular se Ming. prle sale price............ be LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS, in ‘fir Venetian cloth, in tight-titting, Eton and double jackets, handsomely tail regular sel!in to $35.00; sale price... LADIES’ EXTRA FINE TAILORED SUITS, about 3: in finest broadcloth, Venetian and cheviot, full 1] Ined, most. beautifully tailored, eulur gelling 50 to $37.50; sale price..... ES’ HANDSOME SUITS, the choice of imported materials, every sult full ined feta, all choice styles, $45.00; sale price..... al fault of fine asted L. In finest tat- regular selling prices, $32.50 to Kaye & Einstein Fur Sea, luster of large tails, usu- iy | 15.00 147.50! UALITY ELECTRIC SEAL MUFFS, | LADIES’ LARGE SABLE AND SKUNK OPOSSUM MUFFS, LADIES’ PERSIAN LAMB MUFFS, fine quality, usually sold Ladies’ Tailored Suits. ABI? Ses, VELOUR COATS, several styles, in Venetian cheviot and hly ality Venetian, cheviot Plush and Cloth Capes. LADIES’ CHOICE ELECTRIC SEAL COLLARETTES, LADIES’ FINE SEAL PLUSH CAPES, Jetted and plain, etn ined, plain and trimmed, usually sold at $6 sale 2.95) ecged with Thibet fur, 27 inches long, regular selling Brice, price. LADIES: FINE ELECTRIC SEAL. SIBERIAN M N, LADIES PINE SEAL PLUS! Ss, and plain, fur edged, lined, regular selling price, $10.00; sale price 4.95) LADIES’ FINE COLLARETTES of [lectric Seal, with Persian | LADIES’ FINE CLOTH CAPES, 30 inches long, made of fine pokes long tab eons finished with S large tails, usually 5.95 blai kersey cloth, finely tailored, regular selling price Dd a a rice | Me OL $4. al TICE ee dscccbcccenccccceccnsccoersccers, |LADIES’ HANDSOM™ VICTORINES LADIES’ HANDSOME SEAL PLUSH CAPES, extra fine’ auallty, 30 Inches long, plain and handsomely jetted, finest satin Hned, regular selling price, $20.00; sale price........ | LADIES’ STYLISH GOLF CAPES, made of fine golf cloak- ing, pretty colorings, fine styles, regular selling price, $8.75; sale price o LADIES’ E: »% APES, 36 Inches long, stylish coloring, all elegantly made, regular selling price: $22.50; sale price..... deveccececovess Coats and Fackets. LADIES ‘STYLISH FITTED JACKETS, made of very fine kersey, cheviot, handsomely lined, regular selling prices, $5.75 and $10.00; sale price.. LADIES' FINE PLUSH COATS, fine quality, lined, swell shapes, regular selling prices, $1 sale price. 5 LADIES’ SWE) 18H BOX COATS, in English Kersey, cheviot and Oxford, handsomely tailored, Ined in fine satli regular selling prices, $14.75 to $16.50; sale price. LADIES’ HANDSOME AUTOMOBILE ‘COATS, fines! in black, tan, castor, beautifully lined, fine tailor stitched, regular selling prices, $20.00 to $22.60; ‘sale Price rine: LADIE! FINE AUTOMOBILE COATS AND COATS, made in finest kersey, cheviot and Oxford, several styles, richly Mned and tailored, regular selling prices, 12.95) 14.95 i 24.75 “finest satin 78 te, $16.00; 2:95 o90 1195 piain and jetted, Hned in finest satin, regular selifng prices, $20.00 to $45.00; sale price,... 7,50 10.00 zibeline, fine * 12.75 oat full flaring, trimmed with several rows: of, stit satin bands, lined in’ fine percaline, regular seeing? | Aites SRYLISH Diizes meet viot, full flaring, Tote py a aban Sea y war selling price, le eleeeeeee hanging SCRNDBOME DRESS SKIRTS, in broadcloth and cheviot, full flaring flounce, beautifully trimmed, lined in fine percaline, regular selling price, $14.75; eale pri J 9 7 5 | LADIES" FINE TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS, appliqued. pe ° cordion plaited around bottom, very handsome flaring, regular selling price, $16.50; sale price.. contain finest VERY FINE TAFFETA 34.75 a phere 16.50 xsi in the idt, all made taffeta prices, COs eens ae eae) styles, some entirely others apbllaued: trimmed fanclly with quilled ribbon, elegantly 1 ular selling price, $22.50; sale price... 6th Ave. 110,000 Silk and Flannel Waists: from the stocks of Citron Brothers, L. Harrison, Biesenthal & Peters. A Fitting Close for A Most Successful Season. 11.75 10.00 1275 14.75 1875: - | Silk and Cloth Dress Shirts. FINE BLACK BROADCLOTH DRESS SKInts, cut néwest ‘rete 9.95 as 1TS, most elaborate mune 12,75 5.00 6.50 7.50 4.90 5.00 7.50 7.50 = 4,95 7.95 795 a |