The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1901, Page 12

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVE! cae ge: NG, MARCH 21, 1901. PAT SHEEDY TELLS WHY meets eg Politicians Are Taking) | ~ Charge of the Game, of Which They Are Ignorant, and a Dis- position to Overwork a Good Thing Held to} Blame. | | Not Be Law-Makers— | Therefore, Gamblers | Should Leave — the | Democratic Club or! | Its Members | iF Throw Them Out. That Ris tick 5: politic ne of New ¥ gambler who has nown main in ct | the cand {* pulled from elusive imarule 1+ | ray ith monte fs dealt He ix sus taternational | hance | rk a din't be gamblers way he puts it: “Let's say the road t+ te at men ant south, he gorical, but vou the biggest those who New York « no money in Broadw: mm Succe: kere hnve It tel BATION SNEEDY ler + permit aticks ¢ warld: sur “ ab ' ce \ i he ett ' Then he a ence) | Mr eesieue m8 fi hero (a tins the condition of things tou mue any tht alii bade ees ‘ abe: be hare [would resign ratte (tub, Politicians, Now, then, just r nd notedy will be wr es 1 tub, " th OF Me members what 1 am Ko! polltictans or when t they make Its like 1 hatfet thar chub would oth for ists m the he lato polities In thin netine, the whole thing Kamblers mon ela Pinye {the ‘The pre tn this way » elves. ners { and they ve rtulned it STOCKS FO HS MARRAE FRIES IN IS A PULILE Prices Forced to the, SlipperyDefaulter Cap-|Two Announcements Record Notch After a | tured at Vera Cruz of Dr. Buck's Union Spell of Depression. Will Be Extradited. Cause Comment. wan LLOW COSGROVE IK RALLY PRISON AGAIN. as i On a percepithle decre 5 Ths Haan | Prien Dr Edward T) Buek, a son % uine of busizess ks opened drreg- Eigaty-« charged Of Dudley Buck. the noted organist 4 Witr in the market today Brookly the 4 com puaaled by two marr Raplt Transit was ERPS, ene ne soe announce miniwhilenaenar ounces Lelng 5 5 EON, su a Stow Prom tr mee tie announce MaeKae yw n that Dr tuck and MIvk Leads ay Mox oa Undertiil, the veunkest dius of if Vere lite Witllim Undernill, of Babylon. ft opening decline 4oper cen e Trading in the eee! GAVE $500,000 BOND. tut) tine tmarria 5 Other strong Sagar, Bridacnert Te Company Quall- atop F Island and NS Always eddressing Be fe tilety hes rhill Me hus net been j tn Bapyion for twe year ot ; tohetween Mise Underhill sn nooft en Btward ne that Id f Dudiey B puntic nis eu 1 Rmailpursha were wit NAPPA ge Should GAMBLERS ARE IN STRAITS. Law-Breakers Should’ 4 collection of Women's Glazed Kid Laced Boots kid tlps, nearly all with Misaes’ and Children's Broken sizes, | Misses’ curable and s RALLY IN LONDON STOCKS. le n Tientain Matter ped Ont, Nrokers leve win Stratane Ateh., Top & 8 Brookivn Raz: Burlington Chee & asa rod that cone Tits cre fur or after open > stimulate market at the start drop in console. jure ctona rtant sealin . regular he of the nt he was 8 Nant of LONDON Ay mee York's opening: price: oaks a1; July wheat, LE &- # openIne prices we ! Peayroarnc i. Nor that was tau The Discovery w christened by Lady Markham, wife of Sir Clements Markham, President of the Royal Geo- Brapbical Society. y 96, making the amount of reserve fund at that date £3,703. After providing for a divi- dend of five per cent, the reserve fund was £3,022,691. prices were S-0N, SrA EH, July, arch corn, yas Suis web eee Nosing. prices’ were: May PURE WILK TO. | SELL BY LABEL AMATEURS STILL AT WORK Hhbiebbrbebebieibbhiehibhbbibbicchiehhiceh hhh hh it will close out Friday and Saturday, !n thelr Shoe Departments sizes, Heretofore $4,00 at $2.45, Button Beots Value from $1,50 to 2,50 Reduced to DOS) Slazed Kid Butten Boots, with patent leather tips, iish, oe Ato E $1.65, 11102 31,05, 2: 5 $2.50 sthird Street Bt. to 10 New York's most amazing Venetians in blouse and Eton So New flounce skirt. Just right West Twent ."Aiglon collar lined with taffeta silk. lined, Black, blue, pearl, gray and castor. Petticoats-—iisck and c and corded ruffle ; $1.19 value. SHOES. | A splendid department thoroughly | stocked with new footwear; 34 brand: | new styles of the famous ‘Liberty | desi J C 2 Shoes’ for ladies. A shoe not to be] and s+ equailed anywhere else in America at) cal Nanas Son & “i the same price, | pate Meyer onas Q t Louis XV. heel, patent leather Boots 1 Hi ‘and Oxford ‘Ties. County Medical Soret Orn fe Tes + Guan or Military Heel Hoots. z \ <tal for 1o-lNiorrow, 4] land-turned Oxfords and Boots. Wants Test to Ss ae Black Whit , t The “Liberty Shee"! is the greatest \1 Ro Certified. jack or tte < cess in recent years. Extra quality Taffeta x ¢ than 36,000 sold. | nh par (worth By N lew Opeeeeceeeceeeiee Silk Waists At $5.90. w York f Medicine | MILLINERY. | Newest Outing Hat—Alpine slup-: corded: brim) is oped Stead: ce satin; effect is increased by the a ih Regular value, $7.75. dition ot news gilt TI quilts; dashing in‘an J 69 Ry unusual degree; $1.98 Broadway and $2th St. [sates “ We are making and selling the greatest a $4.95 Hat in New York. All shapes and colors; chitlon, straw nets, straw braids, trimmed with flow- ers, ribbons, & ovatus 4-95 Straw Hat Shares, newest designs; and col- 59c variety; you Je! UNDER WEAR For Women. Sample Lot Women’s Fine Lisle, Thread Combination Suits; also | extra tine cotton Combination Suits, high neck and short sleeves, also long sleeves, well made 19 40-inc! | 19¢. | | reven of} their names mit to the Sunday fs the day to advertise your wants, Greatest circulation in exist. ence. Got in. med they would ria Lnposed 25e. IN CITY AND IN COUNTRY. and nicely finished with sik vibbon; 98c. VAlUCS. coeeeee ses NING WORL amateur photo- J DD will pay $2 each for bargain in the strongest SENSCo eee sevceersoee cece ericieicieieiciei OULD BUILD BIC DRY-DOCK. YOUNGST | 1.98) Cragin Syndicate Fiil- ing in Upper Bay. Phe New York Harbor Line Board, of! Luke hick Col Henry M ert is Chatr-| compan n f «. through] given a 1 Commts-1 No. 163 harbor, ) Syndicate to in the world | wuld the Largest dry ! f water front between Ellis ami Lio- enormous trade deal with a great suit houre. trimmed with stitched taffeta. Ladies’ Bead and Silk; values Sc. to 150. | both sides; 12c. inches wide, shades of . values... 52-inch All Wool Black Cheviots AD: WHITE GOODS. Another enormous purchase of tine White Nainsooks ; 36 inches wide ; value of these goods is sponged,fast blacks; worth 79¢. 4) White Pique, in sirall and Open work Grenadines, pink, nile and cardinal. Fine White Victoria Lawns, pearl buttons; doubly sewn CUEST WENT 10 | FEAST As TRAMP. ‘LEPTHER GOODS DEP'T. Thrice Strong Opposition to|Luke Repulsed and Nearly extension of iisgutred ana tramp, the {his Identity when h three times at the door and « policeman | had been sent for to arrest him. bargains. styles. Gray for everyday wear. $25.00 values.oee HOSIERY. ikns in blue, red white; also verti- Stripes in several lerns; 19¢. values... PECL cosas spangled w beads on values ate... DRESS _GOODS. Pebb‘e Cheviots, full hese goodsare shrunk and full the regular 2 White Cambric, value. ‘h fine Victoria Lawn; values. yd... 4 ium cords; 25c. quality. value UNDERWEAR For Men. Men's Dark Blue Walbriggan Un derwear; shirts have and pearl buttons; drawers have ex- tension gusset and suspender tapes; all garments tinished with overlock | long slee Martin Arrested. . J. Martin, of yy. Went to a beefateak Lthe home of Georg Weat Twelfth atree! OPS EIEN SL EET ‘Rothenbers & “New York’s Fastest-Growing Department Store.” West 14th St. |BIG BAR Tailored Suits--5.98. Worth double the money, but offered at $5.98 because of an Suits perfect in cut and tit. castor and bhick. Stylish and dressy. 5 200 New Tailored Sults—Handsomely made from all wool broadcloth, with jaunty Eton jackets, Taffeta Vests trimmed with loops and fs Skirt full flounce, trimmed with silk to match, GAINS! Black and Golored Petticoats. Jored; tine Quality sateen; full umbrella rutile, trimmed with accordion phiting Fancy Cotton Hose; bhckground with extracted color 123c DRESS TRIMMINGS. 3c 8c Bc i 62c} Ic 125 eZic| ite and prints, A Cull deseription, giving names, locations, {Cf Ladies’ Low Neck Vests—Assorted| seams. Regular 49¢. cc FO lot, colored. and white, tine cotton, aealitys one of the 29 Only sharply defined and strongly printed photographs can be used. BS some have silk yoke; others trimmed best argains in New (2 Ubjects should be interesting, nov nd newsy 0x with Val. lace and silk rb- 95 York ataccovcee prints Will be returned. All that cepied and printed will be 1 /E Eons; caches + sess eeee cece Men's French Balbriggan 49c paid for tle | Underwear.......... Address Amateur Photograph Editor, Evening World, P.O. bex tt FOR GIRLS. |Men’s 60 Per Cent. Wool Me- He New York: Cuts ‘ All Wool Tan Covert Box Re: dium Weight Shirts and cee ieinieteiiehietit ers, velvet collar and cutl, regular] ers, white or gray; tibb: RITES OR man tailored, 4 to 14; pronounced] tom; neck and front silk boun 75: Auncey Olcott's dinner W. Millar, last night and only disclowed had been reputsed 1 that her husband could not} oO. Made from Homespuns and Trimmed with satin folds and braids. but Percali 5.00 UNDERMUSLINS. Corset Covers—French style; fine cambric; : trimmed around neck and arms; 20. value: Drawers — Fine muslin; umbrella | ruftles: trimmed with insertitixs of Val. and heavy laces: lace 29¢ ruttles; 400. values. full I Gownss sett finished muslin; ‘s trimmed with 4 rows insertings; 60c. " 39c FOR BOYS. Velveteen Corduroy Knee Pants; 3 t cars; ted, blue, brown, navy, mode gray. Patent bands; 75c. and $1 (of kinds fore... . sees Two-Piece Dou-) ble-Breasted; All Woo! Suits, to {0 years, 0 values. Russian Blouse | $4.00 values. Sailor Blouse Suits, 3 to 8 years, worsteds and cheviots, com- | bination collars, | $3.50 values. 2... {Boys’ Confirmation Suits, 9 to tu years, single or double-breasted vests, bhick blue peter 4 98 splendid in make and fit Youths’ Suits, 13 to 19 years, all- blue serge and black ely, farmer satin lined, piped and seams, cut and made equal 7 00 to merchant tailor work... REEFERS for Children. Little Children’s Reefers—Pine all-wool cloth, decp sailor collar, jancy trimmed, finished with git buttons, trimmed 98c $1.50 values eee Finer qualities $1.98 and higher. sleeves; “Elizabethan” long front Belts,—made of folded satin, with large turquoise clasp jand Ferret ends, $1.00 each; Value $2.00, Wrist Bags, — Patent leather, seal, and tan and grey Suede. Inside pockets. Steel or gilt chains, $1.00; Loiamense ship bullding plant be-| Mr. Millar, who is the paper manus | Value’ srs ween Ella Island and the statue ot ifacturer, gave dinner in honor of ‘ ! s eee friend, A i Claytonief St loser Chatelaine Bags,—pat t ‘ : and William Me. letails were tn el mf j= € % aati i A AIURD DATES Ler War “Department {4m Il. Horntdge, Equity Clerk in the leather or seal, with or with- Walter Frank Devereaux, Randolph orace istant Becre- {County Cler! ce, who In famed for eat See uMmee aetaerinetn eee arena, [happy resulty on such occasions out inside pockets, “LESTIALS REST. inant visionar: his w had been) i 8 : came on time, but $1.00; Value $2.00. . BURGLARS Rurglars contin Hacke < ce houses were ent J. t 2 ony 16, De tn the front rank Put one of | 1 Be tani eaten te rene | ai MUS EFGSaieiER any 0 Cersatile members. ‘The ay varly thia morning. The home of James} the intr art of the latter will be ppreciated | by | F Cl ay one who ikea a clean and. sweet Jey S. Patterson, alao entered, probably by iniatake. The om of making it ra sacked thoroughly. ‘The burglars took neon Ras ackeneden are bicomine Hela eanases wi fie eat | ae Twenty-third Street, 5 armed at she continue his oyercoat. watch, umbrella and com-5 work of the. burglame, The oxi police | fronds ional Secery of Nawapapers an , v mutation: ticket, AWOKE HER. on Ess silverware, Every ple tn thelr operations In| pa, An empty house street, was ran- besides jeweiry and haven't yet been appointed. ‘ the pantry John’ atrect was ed tot ward E. capitalists yore ine f the cone hts ay ys show at ry-dock and rhipyard are to be he Jersey tate tly are ston to in and his ay to tne War Department for p try -doek, anthoritles. —— of Boer L her NDO; wd Kitehener, dated at Pretoria Sunday more Chinese ard tn E Hrooklyn, that ed within the be Greater her of the Boer ese in the foreground are tn the aet of spreading food on the ral, was Killed on the y Noordlend tive others are Hghting Jose sticks, and one ts drawing the cork His two sone were wound: | taba ts in the netghborhcod of Wits eaten up . The thieves fished thelr dark lanterns | —— Light ino Her es Roan Misa boy ) HL, Patterson's face, F © 5 Leicester rd is on and the burghe rediiny and, “The Great K. d by John nA fend Robbery” love story, and the wisdi ‘aAxthora, e «ranting Cragin point where the at extremes feet of water, reys anpited rimiveton serting that all te had been ebtalned rom PHILIP BOTHA KILLED. jer Fell at ornhera—Two Sons Wounded. March 21.—A despatch from “phe Boers of the Orange River col- | Avas y have distanded and scattered. De | British show him. not Reaeerrren} Y ald, though, but in such a a s s ae Pecowylvanta and Cente ee nat oe nen} Combination Purses, with Sista cheat Henig OM Commun ays mony. ‘Thin wan repeated, until nally; strap handle, and button ich awa property along the existing |'PS [TATE Batre een te aa aay out|Clasps. Seal or grey and Mr. Millar wan notified and went out to see the supposed tramp just am the latter nelzed a silver spoon from the butler’s buffet and etarted as if to make a [oft with It An attendant started off for a police-| man, while Mr. Miller held the aupposed thief, but before the officer came Mr, Hornidge conferred the plot and told who Martin was, SHIPPING NEWS. tan Suede, | Sur- $1.00. ast Combination Pocket . Books,—Seal, Morocco and Levant. Leather lined. Grey, tan, brown or black, usto- $1.00. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. yee. 6. . Be et ate Tbe Leather covered Shaving ma pads, mounted with Sterling | Governor's Ieland...... $23 $53 * « Sindy. took, 3058 «| Silver, Hell Gate Ferry......10.19 10.45 PORT OF NEW YORI. March 50c. Chamoisleather jewel bags, —with inside pocket, ARRIVED, srAntwerp 25¢. An extensive importation ‘lof Buffalo-skin pocket books, card cases, etc. Hell