The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1901, Page 5

a al THE BORED: EVIDENCE MAY ICHARLES BETTS ANNOYS DOOM KENNEDY Assistant District-At- torney Osborne Makes Discovery in Case. Assistant District-Attorney James W. Osborne, to whose care District-Attor- ney Pallbin has intrusted the prepara- tion of the case against Dr. Samuel J. Kennedy for retrial, has begun his work on the evidence. Mr. Osborne a ant, ran do his asi J. O'Connor, althouzh they ‘ave only | Union, brought Charles BE. Hetts a prie- had the case against Dr. Nennedy aloner to the Lee Avenue Court to-day, | few days, have already mate «re A too free Indulgence in cigarecies Is progress. They have discovercd the! said at the bottom of th rowole, fdentity of a man, who, it I« erted. | Betts will bly be committed, at went to Staten Island on the 2.) 4. Mo! the requ otehiakrelntives hlactniontal boat on Aug. 16 1898, and on the Way observation. The young man {a of ex- down the bay from Whitchall stveet to osvent famiiv. Staten Island conversed with te ac- Though he isan entire stranger to Miss cused dentix ‘The name of this wil; net make public, Dut it that he was an attache of the troller'n office. A nedy's lant trial swore he saw the den- Ust come off the 1 George. to Clifton, Besi¢es this, Mr. Osborne and Mr. O'Connor are working diligently in xev- eral other directions and expect impor- tant developments, Detectives, under Mr. Osborne's guidance, visited Staten Ieland, and much is expected from that suburb. “Mr. Osborne.” Mr. O'Connor sald to- day, “wil! conduct the new trial of Ken- nedy, just as he did that of Molineus Already he Js building another Franken- stein monster. and, like the Molineux vase, has succeeded In creating a gar- ment that fits the subject. On the other side Moore & Cantwell, the lawyers for the accused, are also hard at work securing new evidence. ‘The proof of Dr. Kenne 2 Mr. Cantwell said to-« have ts ‘will be more apparent on his retrial than on the one Just ended. We are curing evidence every day to supplement the allbl we Proved on the trial before Justice Furs: y . Kennedy is not the slayer of Dolly Hey nolds. er SAY VALENTINE BROKE UP CHOIR, Grace M. E. Church ini%t,bunness: Bay Ridge Is in a Quandary. Members of Grace M ‘ourth and Irvington i yoirying KE. Church, on nues, are toe to auive the riddle of why there rhoir yesterday. They fied for singers to take their, es, amd instead saw them In the congregation, Rev. William W. Davidson pastor, erson Mr. Osborne } witness in Dr. Ken-| Though He Had Never|= | Known Louise Smith|= He Was Too Persist-| entin His Attentions + —Blame Laid on Cig: arettes. eisfeteiielelet-tt-t His mad infatuation for Misa Louise Smith, daugater of Millard P. Smith. a wealthy Willamsburg merchant and |part proprietor of the Brooklyn Standard eet} Se CHARLES LERBETIB Sens |Smith, ne has been a persistent caller! jat her home st Redford and Rodney Avenues. Miss Smith le a beautiful | young woman and {x prominent in the society of the Bedford district. Betts's attentions were x0 annoying that Mr. Smith was obiiged to have him arrested. “We had never heard of Betts.” sald Mr. 5m‘th to-day, “until last Wednes- day, when a carnage drove up to the door and a very excited man go: out. “He demanded to see Miss Smith, but the tutter, becauxs of his manner, would not admit Aim. Then he nststet on seeing me and was referred to my place “He called the next day and left # letter in wh'ch he proposed marriage to my daughter. The next day he brought Bettats ( jer letter. a stylish rig. “Satumay night at 1 o'c our doorbell and andmother, woke ch time he came in MISS LOUISE SMITH hold, ot wen her met his arandm Hyves with New ¥ mer father, Aman s wa we na We ye years onthved ir the for some tim en arount New ¥ tage underst ted from several queeriy. She 1 vlgaretto- 7 man ck he rang the ho NURSE CIRL'S. ANNIBAL WAY. — - ——e 42 —_ -—— and Lost Part of His Coat. young MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1901. ether vd She y man. at i h asy ham man Saturd, me rod he ha hem weeks had tas 1 tad Killed | skill ame) GIRL WHOM HE LOVES. [AREE PEEP HEEL EERE REECE E| r, Retit itr ichithicricicricchiritbhiceiiiceiicice icici iin neice towith the de NW been nad hotels for acting She has n BEGGED ACTRESS TO WED HIM IN PRIVATE BOX AT THEATRE. Norma Whalley'’s Impetuous Suitor Intruded | 10 BE HEEDED HOW. In the Spring You Are Always Run Down. This Will Tell You Just What to Do for Yourself And Just Why You Should Follow Exactly This Plan. <I In the spring everybody needs to (think about taking a spring medicine te) Not only ts this a common. practice fl but a very necessary and healthful one. It is a fact which physicians cknowledge and the people recog- nize generally, that a spring tonic aken during the months of March, April and May is more conducive to the restoration of health, in cases of sti those who are sick, than any other ‘f |course of treatment that can possibiy tt! be adopted. | 'n the spring there A Rent Imany and important changes going on in the body. Perfect health eu not be maintained while the system is clogged and the organs sluggis and the person has a languid and vcahened fecling, with more or lec nervousness and debility. Therefor everybody should take a good spri remedy. The best spring medicine. inde and recommended by — physic! Iruggists and the people, is Greene's Nervura blood and nerve medy. In proof of this, thousands | 'n 4) of testimonials are being constantly "| published in the papers. ‘The rollow- iting is from Mrs, Etta Sumner, of Goodells, Mich. “I have been atflicted, <with nervous debility for a yea. | My nerves were completely pros-| trated, and [ suffered at the slighter: excitement with great headache. At times I was entirely overcome by tuis disease. 1 would stay in the nouse alone and dvead the sight of my own people. My entire nervous system was shattered, and my life was a wore riment and burden to me. as ad- she stys, I ors colin’ vised to try Dr. Greene's Nervara examination | blood and nerve remedy, and wh on the first bottle began to recover, My friends were very much sur- prised. | “Before 1 bottle [could jmind, and eat with read, nd freshing appetite. [ have taken three bottles and am entirely cured of all my sufferings. | cannot speak halé highly enough of it. { cheerfully and earnestly recommend it to every one aMicted with dHsease. What gives people absolute confidence in it is its had finished the second a sleep with quiet Mo seemed asx much surprised ax his n 1 1 3 ' being the discovery of one of ou: Tak There were whispera of valen-/ Mary Obush Continu- best-known and most successful phy- tines, Jeatousy and a general lack bicians. hi 10 ie he of * i . G 2 ‘ paren ich members of the choir ally Bit Baby Scharf- | suet as tne curtain was falling on the) Policeman Frank Kiernan Dr, Greene's Nervura blood and mitted that thelr harmony wasn't al- Inat act of the concert at the New York | West Forty-seventh nerve remedy is Indeed the greatest | ce eee peat ae far ax music was man—Under Arrest. |theatre lant night a man in evenine | way remedy of all spring medicines, for it makes Cer eeprecutonn ea mnentlyg denied that Jclothes ruehel down the aisle leading to) ine to the sti the sick well and strong. thelr personal relations were not most eitnwerlpn im box, in which w ce i Dr. Greene, of 35 W. lith St, New friendiy. ated Miss Norma Whalley and h Misa’ Whalley sent for Mr. Sire. 6h) vork City, has the largest practice In| * Je "i On Mary Obush, an! syear-oid | seated Miss Norma te MONE) questioned) the mate as to hin a y y. s Jentowey amank the ita: | evantslnithe employ ati siren sarals| ONG It develuped hele the man of nw the world, and. this grand. medical a member of chureh, | ferwan m 2 Se] Pulling aside the curtains, he burst! merchant of Ban’ Jose. Cal. and discovery is the result of his vast “They couldn't go to rehearsais, It alj| Scharfman, the wile of a hatter at 62 It bothering Mise Waalles for ence. The great reputatl a happencd over a valentine sent by a| Delancey street, wax held in $3 ball by |upon te party ike a madman. At sight Miss Whalley refused) to press iv bias MERON s| pe sent bY 8! stagintrate Flammer in) the Easex! of nim Miss Whalley screamed, and ri) conduet reene ik & guarantee that his ae oon feat the rector f ia | Market Court to-day, charged with | theatre detective, Frederick Kelley, ran | (he stra eelined te re: ine will cure, and the fact thar! of ctor, maid . af ie Fr 1 5 nk World reporter| Mayhem committed on the eleven-|to the box | Uittnitceman Kiernan Int the man go[ "2 can be consu Onna it the holr disbanded was | montha-old babe of the Scharfmans, forma, you must give me hope.” eas | after ascertaining. Win name | any time. free of Personally | que to the diMeulty in getting the mem-| Mrs, Scharfman had the baby: in court. |oiaimed the man, dropping on iia knees | Mica, Whalley, haw Bad Jor by tetter, gives absolute assurance | PRAT ay It there’ wax | She took off tus outer dress and showed [and eatending Iie arma 1h eupplleation. | trouble with this stranger \be s/o cure to all, 1 Y ih : : MCI a wi The box curtains we mmedia tow ne pont the Miter) ps ; 3 cidpontar . 1g some bandages, atyclu: Jztng that the disturbance might ‘c arned Never to enter t sali | borated Airs, Davidnon’s story. | adtusecoues forming [rom bites whica [a scone, mtruck up. martial air Miss Whalley became. aysterical | and} epee eA the hole was still | Sie “Rchartman Fauld were inflicted be | cOmeck Kelley enioavored to pacify tae| rede home In a her mother! frlendly. Cauldwell nald tt had | ME 8° man, who was greatly excited, and t And insisted on police protection, which | ! fidduilen to false memes for the} ror several weeks, Mrs. Scharfman|to lead him from the theatre. “He struck | was accorded her ney | | chureh, cameregution wil now make| said, aie noticed that bruises hud ape | violently at yound a free fight During the scuMe Kelley recetved a| | Rements) fore .quartel peared on the body of the child, and it] sued, in which gentleman inevening black eve, bat he retains nearly all of ——— had an aversion to being taken care Mine Whalley’s admirer's dress ¢ VAST BARGAIN CARNIVAL. Rothenberg & a Co. Are Fittlamty lebrating Thrir Second Anniversary. It ts a happy and auspicious coinst- dence that to-day, which witnesses the inatallation of a President of the United States for a second term, should Q@lso inauguarte the szcond anniversary sales of Rothenberg & Co., West Four- teenth street, whose establishment tow widely known as fastest-growing department sto two years this store has expanded mar- vellously; has branched out agercasive- yin every direction. In honor of the occasion ales planned on a colossal acale are now belng held. It fs without doubt the greatest bar- gain event the dry goods erm in New ork has ever known, Last years sales drew tremendous crowds from far and near. But for this year the store's munization has heen straining every ommorcial nerve for weeks to eclipse wt Year's anniversary in every detall, ‘The store now presents a solid area: of attention-compelling valuea that will astound and absorb the attention “of every visitor. ‘The crowds to-day 10 attendance upen the aale were almost overwhelming. o word bargain an applied to this aalo Is uved only In itn best sense, ard means splendidly worthy | merchandise presented without exagmeration at. the est prices ever known. With such a wealth of extraordinary attmctions for every division of the household tt is useless to attempt to enumerate any particular features in elther — wearing Apparel for homefurnishings, You muat sec to realize. You must inspect to ap- pre If yor what want entertainment aside from In furtished by the delights of andize you will find plenty & nthe weccad floor, If you want to be astoniahed In a remarkable and unexpected manner witness “Galn- tea," the wonderful European mystery, in the carpet department on the third floor. Admission 1s free. You will pee a gleaming marble statue transformed Into a living, breathing woman: thence to 1 skeloton, to a wruith, 1 finally back Into the pulsoless marble. It is gins 08 the most sensational fusions. ev ised. But tt you did not attond the aale to- uy come to-morrow. The sooner the setter: but come when you Ike, for you: VUl always find bargains here. It’s the itore’s motto, “Satisfaction guaranteed oy your money back.” You never take thances here. %° of by the girl. Laat Friday she caught the xirl Inthe act of biting the child on the arms. Dr. F. Wolfer, of 217 East Broadway, treated the child, and sald that he was afrald blood-polsoning might develop, The girl was then arrested. She is a Russian. has been in this country only # short thme. Why dit you treat this child, in au a_canniballstle manner?” asked Magi trate Flammer, In‘a broken dialect the girl protested in Great Dan- s . that she did {it to show her kine for She Was zi successfuly pansed and that there was leged Bribery. | the baby. She said that the women er Under Knife— now smal! danger of any complication ald that where she came from in Rus- [4 =; retting in | uf i Will Regain Voice. eatige (Lavisl eiiliprebably:beveontne! to her rooms for three weeks or per-| District-Attorney Philbin announced DR. MARY WALKER INDIGNANT haps a month,” he maid, “and there is| today that he will have ‘xensatlonat = always a chance ef a slignt fever delay A Important lence agalnet Charles jen Sharply Concerning Tre: An operation that held posathilities of/ tng , but her condition ts very |o witaon the clerk in Gourveraeur ment of Mre. Sarah Norton. great danger to her life was performed | promising.” Ison, th : Th the BAttor of The ing World last night upon Virginia Karle the ac pital, arrested for tha alleged at- Greater New York in immeasurably | trons. ; e{ subornution of perjury in the behind the “Imperial City.” i OS Dr, J wllieraelth four non. eet Virial of Jexee Davis, the Bellevue ‘The names “Norton” and “Nation” | consulting physicians, remained at he! any Inquiries reganiing her condi- ps On Cra don have been confounded in Wasnington, | *Hde ull midnight tlon Were mado at her apartmonta in tne | NUE, hefore Judge Coming Inet week and “Barah" and “Carrie” as well. To- he sald to an Evening World! Vendome The examination of Wilson is i be Your readers will remember tha: she | ———————— $e a tear hell to-day before Magistrate [ool in Sournallet, Sarah F. Norton—atdow of , j Jefferron Market Court thestong times bachelor Journallgt g-vzaIt 1 fe Distriet-Attorney alleges that Norton—made a speech on the llcher F ane one éducation of wonen Sefore Mr. Cornel! during the trial of Pay ison at with such aweetness and modestey and femptet to Influence the testimeny of | polish and point. that Mr. Correll arose Tae ireoarentive aps and took ‘her hand and sald to the audi enc To-morrow shail_be_ the that shall commence woman's equality with man in Cornell Institution.” Since then woman's right to swallow the highest lore haw been unquestioned, and yet the right of a law-ablding woman, Mra, Surah Norton, to say what she deemed beat on man's rikhts and Mra, Nation have been denied In « mont cowardly manner by Instructing a funl- tor of @ hall to “hide himecif with’ the key, nnd people lef: MARY E. WALKER, M.D. March 4, 1501, a Johnson in is Place. Corporation Counsel Whalen has ap- pointed Henry Clark Johnson, of fourth mtreet, to ie As- stant Corsnration Counsel in the Bu: reau of Penalties, in place of “Barris- ter” Tom Nolan, who died recently, ae WANT TO DISPOSE OF YOUR BUS- iness? Advertise it in the Sunday Woe Mr. appear tn Lawyer Tinkho in securing hin 0. has tried In every way to Moore, either been m to nee an Wi en Louls McGlynn, handwome houre : » remain hid until all the| Park Wert, Brooklyn, must wait another week at al because clothes wan badly used up. VIRGINIA EARLE SLOWLY GETTING OVER OPERATION. WAIT ON MOORE who claims davit he promptly. grani Trequeat for another writ, returnabi Monday next, March 1. Before Mr, where, presumably, aince, nts that | | | | | he has been ever Women arren| not brought to court. reporter that the critical point had been DANCE HALL When the Brooklyn police raided Joan- MURDER CASE. Hospital Inspector to; Be Arrested for Al- The allegat 1 oman ted with the » Street Mailwa had given Wilson the money to su he two nurs The ary absurd he etated, connected with wife in held a prisoner in her fathe nie Ht rail early thin morn ee AURIS taeel een leo peR re nt 1) Prop tig th twenty young we No. 89 Henry | ea, There were arrested Regan aint VIrsing to bribe Jos pn | leust before he can see her, jtwo men, € pecker and John Hil Oe Reynolds, two) 1 Moore, his father-|he fF Hospiial orderites werved with a writ tol 1 1 Femult of tne antl} 1, tw alleged that he delivered 9 let purt with hiv daughter. | I satoon crusade just begun in Brooklyn | ter enbers written by a certain According 10 an afvdavit prevented by lilaenakahosbulcgesiay vounaiwcnien llc: Ladd Sua teavar ne iit ung Ww enUag dance hails at late hours in} urged him te meet the a iveltoricot COUN eonk See e te night sultation, assurlag him that there would) sing or too Jl with grip], Muxiatrate whom the} be more money In It for him one who catle prisoners wer in the Butler] Greenberg, it is alleged, was urged | Udge Marenn tthe al Street Court, ! 00, Mrs, Catherine | to «Wear thar when the ambulance with pd the Inwyer ayy imahue and tie two young men In 3160| Hilliard stopped at Gouverneur Hospital| 3s u ball cash for examination March I. on Ite way to Bellevue Inaan ct loore knew a writ was nome Fun the nincteen young] Millard fell out and landed on hig head, Issued tho, was iil’ at hin\ Brooklyn, home, al with Mrs, Donahue were | thus sustaining the Injuries watch killed him. Greenberg refused to testify und OH! FOR STRENGTH! ‘Weak Nerves, Tired, Exhausted Bodies, The Complaint of Thousands upon Thousands, Health and Strength Are Within Your Grasp. Or. Greene's Nervura Makes You Strong and Well. It is the Great Restorative of Brain and Nerves, Oh, those nerves of ours, how they do bother us! Weak, Ured and ner- yous is the complaint everywhere. We overwork, dissipate, weaken our ps, ruin our health and finally break down. Sleeplessness and int sstion wre early symptoms, for the Lerves are too exhausted and irrit bie to permit rest, and the stomar too weak to digest food, It is nerve and brain exhaustion which mokes the train ted. and the arm nervcless, the limbs trembling, the muscles weak and the whole body staout streneth, energy and amu jon, It fs loms of nerve and vit power which is slowly but surely sapping the very Ife itself, and un help is sought from. the at the end will be shattered nerves, insanity with softeutng of the brain, nervous prostration, neert fatlure, p Rewar known dru ton, oures of such symptoms! ist, Charles W. vark Avenue, W Mass. suffered from nervous prostra- tion and all its terrible symptoms He writes the following letter telling what he knows ts the best way get well Some time ago [ was taken with nervous prostration, | sulfered. ter- ribly with my nerves and could get no sleep at all. 1 became fearfully exhausted, my stomach was in a ter- rible condition from dyspepsia and [ could eat hardly anything “lL oused several medicines, without benefit. Being in the business myself, many customers speak In the highest terms of Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, 1 determined to try It. After taking only one-half bottle I began to feel much better “T slept soundly appetite was splendid. After taking three bottles I ate three square meats a day and had not the slightest dis- ress. My nerves were perfectly jstrong and | felt ke a new man, be- ing completely cured of all my trou- | bles, ‘Out of the respect | bear the man- ufacturers of Dre Greene's Nervura [blood and nerve remedy and my de- sire to have the sick and suffering made well and strong. I unhesitat- lingly say that this medicine ts the but drug jbest and most wonderful remedy | known to-day “It does just what is said of it, it cures discase, Don't, hesitate to use it, sufferers, for you Will never regret it You will be made well and strong. As this letter is from a dealer in medicine, his word Is anthority on eryhody knows that Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy {s the great leading medicine of the age. Take ft and you will be made strong, healthy and vig orous. Doctors recommend it be- cause itis the prescription of a phyal- clan, and because (hey know it cures, Dr. Greene, the most successful specialist. in) curing nervous and chronic diseases, discovered it. Hy n be consulted free, personally er by letter, at his office, 35 W. 1th Sr, New York Clty, such matters. a similar offer waa, it ie said en From what we have found, i appear for um 1” tr person pers we have reason too} Were connected with the Metropolitan Street Ratiway Com: pany were making systematic efforts ail through the a al to get witnesses who would sw falsely.) paid Asm! tant 1Dstric rney Pierce who pros: ecuted the case oWeonre gol whole business ou Breat system of brite solng on not only this case wit teglizence, hoa hospital ik Verncur 1 ere: uinbera “Int te would seem from what we nay far discovered that some of the stetective machinery of the ratiroad some to the who teve Ay to Dring this exp the that has been connection with all cases Involving try and has company had been us Twin no association with Davie trial yever, Just who are the persons that are Invelved in this connection { now Wellman who defended the Metropolitan He denten that — let's Party at Majoren. March ¢ Ge PALM. Mre Rt + Island of Majorca arrived vewierdas WIL A pA Joan tourtsts, woo will visit Pr received them mos nd gave a din fy thelr RRy no or Holbrook’s Sauce AW IN THE UNITE AND Dorr wan ne 9 GIVEN AWAY the largest. number penis 5 April 1 sis or premature death | and having had! Honight and my} | (regular price $1.50). | ANCIENTS HAD SENSE Dated Beginning of Year from | | Opening of Spring. | When All Things in Nature Start Afresh. Some Other Things in Which the Ancients Have Given Us Points. | | The ancients began their year with the advent of spring. How much | more appropriate thus to begin the new year with the new life of na ture In the awakening spring. At! this season all processes throughout | the natural world start afresh 1 The ancients alsa showed their sagacity and appreciation of the great changes and active processes of springtime by realizing that this ts) also the time for renewed Ife and | energy in the human system, They well knew that the blood should be cleansed from impurities and the nervy re-invigorated at this season Hence the establishment of the cus: tom of taking a good spring medi- cine | his om sensible and healthy enstom ts followed by almost every- bedy at the present day, few people of intelligence venturing to x0 through this trying time of change | from winter to summer without tak Ing a spring medicine | The unanimity on this subject is a | settled fact; the only question here. | \ | | Ma. Srovamtoy L. Faasmam. | tofore has been in regard to what is the best thing to take. The people | have now become unanimous in their decision that as a spring tonic and restorative Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy is pre-emi- nently the best. Year after year Dr. Greene's vura blood and nerve remedy h proved itself the surest. most’ posi- jtive and reliable remedy, Made from | pure vegetable medicines, it Invaria- | bly cleanses, purifies and enriches | the blood, making the blood rich and red, and at the same time, by Its in- cts, and giving strength, | energy to the| vigorating eff power, vitality nerves, | In fact, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood | and nerve remedy has proved itself | the most perfect of medicines ani ivet what everybody needs for a spring remedy. ‘Try It this epring Mr. Stoughton |. Farnham, of Manchester, N. H.. says “Some time ago | was troubled with lassitude and a feeling of fatigue. | did not have the ambition to do any- hing that demanded unusual phy- sal exertion 1 was recommended a friend try Dr. Greene's Nervura bloo! nerv® remedy. [ took two or and three bottles and am prepared to s0 it dd I can recom: } s 1 know it, me good a tonic, that Greene's Nervura ve remedy is recom- mended by physicians, in fact, It is a | physician's prescription, the discov- y of the well-known specialist in nervous and chronie diseases, Dr. ! Greene, of 35 W. Ith St. New York who can be consulted free of | personally or by letter. om ERIN, Cy RELIABLE’ %,p, CARPETS | i) ARTISTIC HALLS | are assured to all who share our bar- gains, WILTON VELVET HALL AND STAIR CARPET BAS a ya blocd and ne 1807. | i } Rich, dark, color combinations | well dyed and firmly woven—thick | pile made for long service. Reduced Hall Stands, odd Chairs, | ete., a& room must be made anickly for spring goods “Long Credit” fanswers the irritating question, {Can [afford it?” | CASH or CREDIT (WPERTHWAIT 104. 106 and 108 West 14% St. NEAR 6T AV Ayn Stores Flatbush Av. near Fulton St. | WIGs ) GENTLEMEN i | | Bee PV LADIES AN rares€ shad WAVY. SWITCHES, | ' ti tl When ready to “move” read The, World For Rent columns, i) i Ta eb 2 cal | GROCERY CLERKS: wane eracgtin “sesliy i IT IS KNOWN AS THE STANDARD ain. Mair Teessing, Manteuring | AMERICAN ANNUAL, | ITs FAME IS WORLD WIDE. L. SHAW. {IML World Alon IDV AALS Aes SatylesbNEVDY A reference Sook of over 69) pal and 10.00 (a) Unusual Reductions’ Upholstery Fabrics. Domestic & [mported Tapests tes, suitable for Draperies, Pore tieres, Furniture and Wall Coverings, reduced as follows: 600 yards, 24 patterns, fig- ured and self colored Ar=_ mures and Tapestries, at 75c. yard, formerly $1.00 to $1.50 yards. | goo yards, 50 patterns, Tapes estries, Raw Silks, Lamballes; "2 Armures and Orientals, at $1.00 vard, is formerly $1.50 to $2.50 yards, 5 Soo yards, 42 patterns, Silk. Stripes, Derby Satins, Satin: Damasks and Frou Frous, at! > formerly 1,coo yards, 45 patterns, ' 4 All Silk Damasks, Brocades and Imported Brocatelles, also 4oo yards, double - faced, silk finish Velours, at $2.50 yard, formerly $3.50 to $5.50 yard. Furniture Coverings, in verdure, gobelin and wool tapestries. 2h $1.75, $2.50 & $3.50 - yard. Cushion ‘Tops, 24-inch, 25¢., 35¢. & Soc. We specially commend : above values to the consider- ation of Upholsterers, Deco- rators and Hotel Propyietors, Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St World Wants Always Lead. Paid Help Wants in 734 This Morning’s World. BUT Paid Helo Wants in the 266 iScther New Vor paper combined. AGENTS WANDS ANT FLOWERS IMPROVERS FONNAZ JANITORS DRAIOERS ‘ HUTTONIOLE, 3| LADIES: TatLoRS Gg) MEN, 9) MILLINERS BUTCHERS cuRrs PRessens | PAINTERS .... PHOTOGRAPHERS SALESLADIES SILK HANDS SKIRT HANDS . | SALEsEN TAILORS . CKERS IST HANDS . WAITRESSES WAITERS MISCELLANEO! 3 CLERKS lEaeulé 2 HOUSEWORK TOTAL ALL THE CIVILIZED WORLD IS FAMILIAR WITH HORLD ALMANAC AS A BOOK OF READY REFERENCE. * 9 + Substantially bound (tm: overs, with sewed back apll Hthograph boarl rimmed edges. * rom pewadealers. t