The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1901, Page 5

TRG PERMIT a SIMO ITY THE WORLD: MONDAY, EVE NG, poi t, pe (RANGERS LED A jh A] WORK, THE BIG STORE # SST BOW INSTOCKS, Senge SA Re SIEGEL COoPERE SOT A pers ae a Tat route | ——— | Big Sales in St. Paul, ‘Rock Island and U.S. Steel at Advances. -ALLED HIMSELF ATT 13) (Ewanr ene Ne Chane 2 Ghe Development o: Our Women’s Cloth Dress Skirt Section is worthy of particular menticn, being one of the links in that great and powerful chain of matchless values in women's clothing we have succeeded in weld- ing together by hard work, good judgment and the expenciture of much time and money. Our efforts have met with the appreciation they deserve and the volume of business we are transacting is something enormous—quite beyond anything we had anticipated, or even hopel for. The range of selection is such that all can choose satisfactorily, as we have skirts in plain serge, modest and serviceable, that can be hal at as low a price as $3.90, ani from that up to the most luxurious separate skirt costing $175.00. All waist ani hip measurements are here, too, and lengths adapted to the shortest or tallest of women. Most of the styles shown are contrclled exclusively by us, and manufacturers wishing to have their proi- ucts represented here can do so only by using the k best of matcrials and linings, and employing none but \ expert labor. Gur trade demands the best and we are ready to meet the demand. For to-morrow we offer ~ ete, A ah bravely went out 29 exceptional and highly desirable styles, as follows: ald obtained work scr doing what she could Homespun Skirts: ‘Broadcloth Skirts: He alien In Light Gray, Medium and Oxford, seven gored, with In Blick, Roy.l aad Blue, ceven gore graduated flounce, Hie body was gtaduated flounce, well finished and fined with good per- 3. ) two-inch bards of stitched satin on top and bottom of 1 f caline, at 5 fioutcs, pointed strap finish on seams, on waist and 9. 75 ame |\ YL F q < Cheviot S Skirts | flounce, at b | ‘ Hed. He left eviot Serge rts: : rere announced hin der on to In Blue and Black, ree gored flare, fine velveteen bind- 3.95 Cheviot Serge Skirts: self, giving t ot] ing and extra quality of mercerized lining, at ti iPercy Waite Couldn't See Her Labor to Support Him. tthrohen and unmanned at the iittle wife doing the bewoman while he was @!* eto earn a cent, Perey @) Watte swallowed the contents of at id-thie morning on the reer : Mer at Fiftieth street and the th River. Walte was forty-six years o#1, He Aas a piper tanger by trade and hac i] 4 few months ago, made good wages, Then he was taken with an cute case of a:cmach trouble He was unable to work and the money wheh eo had saved ent (er dog bitin peases, He con ented .t ‘ast (o co to Roosevalt he wun treated When © to Ret out Ge applied Te was ay weak aad Li thut no one wanted to employ him He lived with hia wife, Mary, at 12 West Forty-eigh The wom- Large investment buying orders to-day and caueed a general jump in prices, the entire list showing gainn that | Fan from 1 points, | ‘The grangers caught the favor of the bulls, and St. Paul was lifted to 152 3-4. | I" an advance of 2 points. Rock Isiand Jumped spasmodicaily 1 3-4 on a demand for 8,000 shar Burllage however, sagged sharply Nquidation, touching 173, @| and Delaware & nudeoa {8 were erratic, with a slight wndency | & toward a lower levei, despite the fact that they opened particularly bs Dealings in the Steel Trust cerinestes were in huge volume, ageregatl | each In the, p ‘advance of 1 activity wa oalers, all of waten the general list were confidence at ney af ing stocks. Rock Island got up t 1-4 te 3291-4, Union Paci dSoutnern |§ Pacis as potnt 5 Mroke throitch the to 48, bur the I owing to the buc In black and blu, tucked perpendicularly around entire 5 graduated flource and tinished at top with two-inch Serge Skirts: taffeta stitched band, well lined and bound, at I75 In Black and Blue, graduated flounce, with bard of satin, | A Rees —— finely stitched at fop of flounce, at 5.00 Cheviot Skirts: Nire pore graduated (lounce, top trimmed with milliner’s 5 a7. flource, with six taffeta or satin milliner’s folds, at ABINE HOPES : um ON PHI BIN saver carr re OOO roar en Shirts: . . . nattow satin bands, fin! in scroll at ° excellent quality, in black and ro} ue; seven ( |Articles Increasing Its Stock and Amending | Oana es = GU exestient quality; ln[black end royal bloes ie 77 public which This Is the Latest Fake Fight in Which the Purse Is Split Between the Contestants. sof the railway lst aad Northern Pacttic plese wetive and lo agton ing 172 1 ‘The market was {4 and price varlati conficting, Bon he decline in 31-8. and the ri ‘ ' * & Hudson t, Conselidated tng stocks dri amon and 2 for the preferred Rock Island reacted 11-2. Declines of fell Charter Are Filed. and shaped on each seam with double square design, at s were Kel ough , Blue, T Castor, Plounce finished at ¢ ihorate He ie eT ea ETT ————— With tere and 4 hall tech stitched tafleta or satin band, 5.00 Broadcloth Skirts: ’ oof 216 bac Sentral : 5 tucks, at ; . three \ preferred sand 1 Ee Yh tlocking’ coal | ANMOUNCes that He Is STON, April The United States | any of the atock of any other company|COnsults the District. [224% eu oe sees i mulliser's folds of satin, The foe irrumed 1s poate oa nade eaceptions to he general ten Candidate for Attor- rporation this afternoon fled fexcept by the affirmative vote of the Attorney on the Serge Skirt seams, Best petcaline lining and well bound, at W75 United States Steel was x1 ly supported around 48, The bueyant Secretary oof State artl-|ownern of two-thirds of the capital Of good quality. Seven gore, front seams and top of lined with excellent quality of = @ 7 New Style Princess Skirts: 2in St. Paul rallied the 3 i amending \ts charter stock. i flounce satin trimmed pune Crane re, Atchison ney Generalship. its capital Under the amended charter {t is neces- Molineux Case. percaline, at Unlined and made ot wide walclehaslits atrictiy pike and Sugar being qeasiss= 1 . - ary 5 ve . | work; pointed back, dip front, wit uated flounce The State's fee for the Mling of| sary to have only the affirmative vot A | + FS 1 aip , BH 5 ills had control of the ere was $230.00), of two-thirds of the stock represented Homespun Skirts: everett pap sry alt tare re operetta 9.75. in the after: and Attorney Henry Hardwicke, who wa 4, filed some time| in pereon or by proxy at any meeting of| FX-Gov. David B. Hill, who has been | In Light Gray, Medians Oxfords Brown and Blue. Five: | times; bodice lired with fine quality taffeta; at le y ie effo: clally to a as ct Attorney ~ = hee nce, each seam finished with five rows of cording, } 5 § eS. their forts Hally to th an assistant: District-Attorney under Jed in one particu- | the corporation. retained to argue for the people b Cee eee eee a teint ot cordlegs hs 6.50 Broadcloth Skirts: : waa marked up tol Wun MEK. Oleatt fore the Court of Appeals in the Moll- and Re and who Is th A made for the | ‘The reason for the change is the fear | In black avd royal blue, front gore and bottom of flounce red. United States | author of a te Get Rich. of taking advantage of an act| that the stock will become so acattered|POUx case, called on Disirict-Attorney | Venetian Skirts: {trimmed with folds ‘of Skicger's satin; Al cuality Biceltcronsed Ese Trafanctl eran entre Street) assed by the t Legislature that {t would be {mpoasibie to got two-| PnUDIn a orclock to-day. The to! 1, Back, Castor and Blue, seven-gored, with deep graduated |of frest nearsilk lining and bound with two-inch ay 75. AD tengemnlts theming, | v anpttennt | yeiginiait orporation could not| thirds of the entire stock represented toverconeetenn eee ne eae tne | founce, front end top of flounce trimmed with stitched 7. 50 at ‘° or Attorney. of the United 0 cor pledge its real pro) y or) at a meeting. hook not come before the | satin, lined with a fine mercerized lining, at . = 63 © if mortgage or plede é. Court of Appeals for some time, but . | Serge Skirts: +he ex-Governor in ntudying the case so] Venetian Skirts: Of light weight material in black only. Graduated ping} ) == - ee ae that he may k thoroughly all , strictly tailor work, seven- fource sitched all around eight times over an entire comm 48 7. compileatones dita russieeersiel ores PL pra fel eas aeanarratitehed closely drop of fine taffeta, rame finished at Lottom with fine 73, 75. SUE TTEE Spcat een ic District-Attorney Philbin ia deter-| With eevesal rewa ef" etitching on each side; excellent 7 57 knife plaiting and foot rufiles, at ‘i ow ant ‘lownward, r= 5 - Scomannd i tuenedipribe/ domnwer ty mined there shall be no new trial tf he | Value at i % |Princess Skirts: the principal active: stocks. | I Bue I ean convince the court that the verdict |Cheyiot Serge Skirts: Of good quality Veretian, unlined, graduated ficunce, Heo he i of the trial court was correat and 10] Sevengore flare effect, front seams and entire top of ititched tcp ard bottom, bedice with pointed back ard ! accordance with the facts flounce trimmed with éatio stitched bands in scroll de- a gp front: Edged at (op and/plaquet with tafleta rose tuch- 7 > 7 e When he left District-Attorney Pnil- | signs, in black only, at 6 ing, todice lined with tafeta, at 5 s sateen ———— made i bin's office Mr. Hill refueed to talk con- Broadcloth Skirts: Broadcloth Skirts: i cc leevascoe familtar enough with | In Black and Royal Blue, full circular flounce, top trimmed enren ote graduated flounce, with eleven felds of same 16. 50 o discusn it," he sald, “and | with stitched atin bapd, edged with fancy gilt braid 8.75| materials, edged with a very fine silk braid, at } ° Mystery in Margaret; Man Accused of Setting! The Efforts of Relatives | ii ice te ceie ual 1 get, the | trimming, lined with extra quality percaline, at Broadcloth Skirts: ex of stock to-day, and of bonds, %,2 i ire to Laborers’ printed report. which Mr. Philbin in- i irts: Ofexcellt tity, i ozlys lrmaraed with! th Roving Case Ocepene) | line Could Not Save Bold [er araii mt ‘be may tor some) venetian SITS, ange ant aon of te | tte on Gi yt pg 7 —Son Proves Alibi. Shanty. Confidence Man. aiireciy trimmed with satin stitched tands and finished with fine | and tack; entite skirt over a fine taffeta drop, at , Dimtrict-Attorney Philbin sald that hel justripe Hnlng and two-inch binding, at 8.90 Broadcloth Skirts: would see Mr. Hill soon again, and that es 5 burn] Ross Raymond, allas John &. Sandys.|thetr conference to-day was merely «| Cheviot Skirts: allan “Lord. Rons, The hearing of Thomas Levins, of] eharged with an attempt to Of fine cuatity, circular flounce with three one-inch folds to close out all the stock leftover from Serer . Weenith W the year previous during the month ‘of feet IS FAMILIAR WITH before the new spring aty the firth April come ‘ Sweetmans, N. J., incarcerated in the! ,, sen sleeping men to death, James ahone specialty was|discusston of the general ‘features of| In black only, flaring flounce. Top trimmed with plats adeta) band, | of yamne cloth, over a sil drop, a perfectly plain but "Y O46. 75. 2 cinhicentseenine, the Molineux case edged with natrow pilt and black braid trimming, lint genteel skirt, a e : . Monmouth County jail for a week, ». 4 Bast. Forty-sixth | fleecing bank presidents and college pro- 3 with fine lustrine and bound with two-inch velveteen, at 6.90 * } charged with killing his aged mother, ralgned to-day in York-|fesscrs, was to-dny eneed to four — Sa é - Kersey Skirts: PH . Mrs, Margaret Levins, and firing the t« wecusers were Salvator [care in Skate prison by Judge Cowing, BRAIN FCOD Cheviot Skirts: In Black only, toy of ekitt scalloped over ounce, pi house to conceal the crime, was con-| tuncio, et Department contrac eneral Sessions, — top tucked perpendicularly, flounce with fine quality of Peau-de-Soie facing, stitched twelve BUA os A Be c In black | and blue, “top tueked pte f ti Thin Skit is over a silk drop with fice plaitic; iy cluded this morning, two daya having Jang. George ett, foreman of the] The pect: elmrge against “Lord! a oy Little Benelit Uris It Ia Digested,| tucked with a clusiet of four and edged with attapsof 77 ai tinces. This Over P alten O6 75 been ovcupied by Justice John W. Hulse] sonwarzchild & Sulzberger abattoir, Ross” was that of obtaining #5 from cl a *| same material, lined with a fine lustrine, at O | and dust rufile, at le Western. inihearing jthe. ease: nk had been emplo: Furclo, | Henry Clark, paying teller of the Lin-| Nearly every one will admit that as a — Sathsceceee ry one @upposed Mra. Leving had} who has the contract for looking over} coln Nati@al Bank nation we, eat Uio/eiush neat aud ton Nitrle an accldentially fred her own dress and|ine street ngs before they are] Raymond p ted to Gen. Thomas] of Yemetablea and the crains, 7? ny ara burned to death while preparing to 80] loaded on scows at the foot of Hasty i. James, Prosidont of hina kita | prorawuslntes/ mea sjotice: men: and cleris | Ti iB) Q TH bed at her lonely home on March 1.|Forty-sixth street. His eighteen men [tetter of Introduction purporting to come | &84 In fact every one engaged in sedentary | D) 0 ‘© one had any suspicion of foul play. | yeep in ramshackle shanties of rough | fron geti Law. . James was im. | °F Indoor or uy smrnioaly iniletond | ST. AVE. except Mrs, Levin's non Peter, who iumb W straw hullt under the ralwed | pressed with the stranger amd directed | VeKttables are auch core a | ‘Thomas wan concerned in hia mother's FaIMDAS Rane Raymond wag next heard of Fh [Gia sterce AbA LD Ci tbh kA at Heath, and who put the authorities on} “Pusclo says that at 2 o'clock ia the) taven, Sepncedt Pi nt alot and vontinne 1 health ae the trail, Mrs. Levin's body was found| morning he and Bott amoking 81 iadiey, of for $200, Aaa gensral ca, meat once 4 ay pipe together an suMcient for ail ela of nen. wemen and by her aon Peter and a neighbor named Out con th He wae ght tn Connecticut and a Be 7 2 children, ind fret and cegetables i John Liadouard, better known ax t here for trial, D “French Jack.” umtavmond'at Folativanires should constitute the bulk of ‘et raise ue ; “ ‘ sarod AG 2 SaUA Tit ©] fut many of the most nutritious foods are terie Parlor Sus gthomanl Lavina] prover am allbl by the) stghtertn men stent "Ju N. 1, t0 save him from al geet ot digeation, and It ls of no use - ' raask anid slik plush apholiter The man who seems to know. more they erled out in i fcc [te adviae brain workers to eat laraely off represent the highest ideals of an} onnaS : t Heét_af foot an a che Meest ¢ about than any o Is the Inborers were a AN INTERESTING CONCERT ee ee eee aaieihertarcoane in [arty pianos, Theysare: famous, (or ; vies He surpri every {wan head Ri . It te always beet to get the best recite | fine tone, and are warranted to be one by swearing that a from our food that some simple and berm. ei ; ee (ntheven tne CeormeLGanllly of Swett St. George's Advanced Cinas of 200] lee digestive should he taken sfter durable. mans, had told him Mrs, 1 Well. to asstee the relaxed digestive organs, 6141 Srvte A— Waters Upright Piano STOCKS FIRM IN LONDON. [icin a ner, noure, Can att "ie oe snome infemvernhs yates arene hae mea SEY Cae Oo ee ee ra CeteT nen eierth —————— eA sarnestnens 1°) Stuarts Dyspepala Tableta to be a very | Only Expectations of easte FRIAS Tee Se aera nomaRy ict cars Held When BOE pean Aue : hs areC ae Jnafe, pleasant ard effective digentive and a mult of dividend 4 ents thin weelt, Whentliwnsl jominntedhby pi cheat shai aac eat 8 | remedy which may be taken daily sith the ave, frm tone‘ the rtock marke WILD WEST SHOW. Gs ac tt eating concert at Mendelssohn Hall ie rants we 6.98 f ; Q : Stuart's Dyapepsla Tablets cay, hanly be Parlor Table, {—~————~—~—~ $y hare: <onuade | aricr Table, Maing faifly Sec | Parade To-Day athe old Senora called a patent medicine, ne they do not act Call and Oak or Ma.} Cilcloths, Literal fs » ut the bo now t ie o * 4 : Ff ns Well aa the Youns EUs poe num peut Peritee nt ermann but Make Your} Bruss's Carzets,$ hoginy, 19c. Credit To the great delight of the small boy ulture th ig aod eaten. hey supply wha rH < Mattings, System. —— who fx turned loose from scnool b May [nest ‘They, sung Mew Nek stomachs lack, pepsin diastase, and Own Terms.} 49. 98c, 1c, Hind Too Many Watches and jot Holy Week the Wild Went § ay] eh anotete Tey by otimulating the anvil Diamonds—Senent in in town, 4 pi aah oe . OPEN SATURDAYS . Jewelry ‘Trade. There was a parade to-day of the ene ning prices were: May eee T.AND 8TH AVE. °tsni‘orm: in During the past few weeks New York tht including tke Pine BUNK | tern after each meal are sure to i SS aa | Jewellers havo heard {t rumored that y Stoux, the Mexican V SINCE 1 rece digention; which ser een ii | Bola Gold Jeweiry was being sold for| the Sirathcooa Horse and the et ialnentionits THE | i . Jess than jt could be manufactured. Dia-| Mounted Rifle ormicks and rious habit monde were offered at a price they could | cavalrymen of all nations, r 4 not be Imported for, also American| The Iuven te word looked wih wild- Ae ae: watches below factory pric eyed delght at the painted aborizines AIRMEN TENET ANUO CON mele aad Buna found on inventigatic while thelr elders were Interested in the te mL mtb atoniaon (GG d if ALL THE ; Keene, BeOHT ete of KE South African addition to Col, Cody's MH A pert 00 STORE, 10 Fulton st, v York (near | congress of rough riders. i i : ac | Nuswau' st.), caused” this excitement | 000% : ‘ tratrix for her *haslto i ; : aad = ; : Ss CIVIL IZED among the down town jewellers, nacite The show was rehearsed Jast night in ugtt sult in the t ae ve “cash, or $250 on instalments; $10} emse RIK proponea: {to sell cna toe ae ee eee eee ne ey it Court here for : Jownand $7 per mouth, A | For Child and proposes, to 8 stock oO : ; + ftey Weveniog down and e onth, i / en. Watenes Dimond. and. Sold Gord [STO-thly there a; efterno mnt events Newport News Ship | mae OAC ROO el Jewelry at the lowest prices ever heard |p. tformances (or the p es nt and follow Sty:e SO Chester Pino, arg SOON] never put off till tes of. It has been his rule for years past |ing week: ——_—_——$ $$ << << ne — i Rah Ebthe ir Lew eye He from nie factories’ Opes lisses are was steady at the opentng ¢ | a * TO-DAY, f rex we ry ue En n nanan Weoay 1 to 6 points 2 pport the Sano: ve made at thle price, vet continued to sag i new LE) | wy (AEN em ane 3 full value, fis windows are overdiowing 5, MIS AND UP.| | Have now in readiness the I:test models | ~ $5.39 bo $1.09 ‘A BOOK OF READY REFERENCS. with Uwaigtew and: dlamonda ” wininiy warn. | x SACI = $2.00 t0'$2.75} KNOWN AS THE STANDARD. URNS Cert zene eIB LS Naty VP | for Spring of the FASSO CORSET, con: | ad Alco for Alults, US ANOS ne is one of the lead- Wetewe AMERICAN 3 ‘AL, a chant H ar rary che, te-gt "2 ae eats , 21D, ai ere this count adie tore at 1B ultan | taining important features net ire-etofore a Tics SS COW ATED. tis FAME 1S WORLD WIDE. : thatvear ‘rounds ste. haeinocaletrat| 745 tov7.39, | shown, which conform to the rez ~F 4 . - 1901 World Aimasye and Eneyciopedia. @ 9:85 his optical parlors making [ree cye ex- ae closing prices were; April, te A | { jar nee bovk of over 600 pases, 1,000 teptea aminuations this week. This free exam- Mours, $A. Mo to GP. St. of the approved mod in Gowns. | land 10.00) facta. * * © Substantially bound) te SRO ER, hat AE is Feb Bs & JEWELRY REPAIRED, PP! if | HARLEM BRANC#I A : covers, with sewed! baske) ail); methods, His Boston store Is at 1: i A Y NERY) * 5 find ready sale if adver trimmed edge ¢ ¢ Price, Se, Mir met $254 West 125th Si., near 32h Ave. Sunday World. fro vewalealers, - ndvena 201 FRashlagtonl at, waive Reis tering the |;