The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1901, Page 4

“KENTUCKY BEAUTY TO CHARM LONDON CHAPPIES. ' Margaret Sayre Will Go to England as Edna May's Understudy. GREAT BARGAIN SALE Easter Lilies FREE. This week we intend to surpass the record tor large sales we made the same week a year ago, when we opened our Big Harlem Store. We'll not try to do this by enticing you to our store on the pretense of distributing i = Every one visitin, gifts, but rather command. your trade by otfering OUR oF ott bath fro tee MEN ’S. [ey untitandinctud- Reliable Clothing At Surpassingly Low Prices. ls ing Saturday, April 6, will be presented with an exquisite pant of Easter Lines in full bloom. Don't fail tocome for this beautiful Easter souvenir. You are welcome. Hoye ins SUES, siiM an Black Suits} — FOR — noys' HUSSIAN There is nothing more desirable than a black Coat and Vest and a pair of striped Trousers, or a complete Black Suit, which we have either in Cutaway Frocks, single or duuble- breasted Sack styles in a very large assortment of qualities and prices. Here are a few of our many special Easter .fer- ings which means a substantial saving to you. 6.75 tas nates in BOYS? SS SUITS, for we're willing to re, your money for any Clothing kept in repair free. Remember, unsatisfactory purchase. Men’s Black Diagonal Coats and Vests, pui vool, thoroughly tailored and lined, MARGARET SAYR PAAR r Ye eer NN Bai aa gdh When ‘The Girl f of the company salle for 1) New York ts going to be minus a on, is one most eying the Inst company jpnotie cable supporting one the num- ber of stage | and among them| Misa Say ome cl reese, air women -Ken- me so} tucks wit, education rabies a and a fut a rapidly to aged her to un- Weber & F deraiudy MME. SEMBRICH’S VOICE —— ; HASN'T LEFT HER FOREVER. —_—_—-42—____—__ | She Sails for Her Home to Be Treated for Bron- : chitis, Which Has Affected Her fe Temporarily. Mme. Marcella Mving lyric Age, thin on the Kal arrived last evening rancisco mpanied by her hushan sM. Stengel-Sembrich. Mme. Sembrich goes a erate from a recent attack of thitis, which compellet her to close h call untill (Apri GUPID BINDS — GILMAN HEIRS OLD AGE YET. MAKE NEW MOVE She Is 8Oand Blindand Try He Is 85, but They Are Still in Love. y two weeks in advance tated time Mine, Sembrich’s voice y lost Ie dented by her hus- sald that her trouble wae) than a severe cold, whieh | Cher using her vatce for sev Mme. Sembrict will ge Drewten, where she will be 1 later by ter ey who sloes to Oust Trust | Company as Executor of the Estate. If there is any one who thinks life | Allornevattoclehelbinody ralniivea i hot worth the living Francis ¢itln 3 study the c: t milltonatre \ years old, fined by Mrs. He band, elghi vue Hospital q have but one % gether ett after a of married ott Proprietor of Sixth Avenue Restaurant Charged with Promising Them Work at $20 a Week. Qowhth luring tw nother 4) MATRON A “GIRL GRADUATE, i | Mes, faker Che on Mich 6 Lamugh Odle nee roth retiring womun, « With her studies und Atinue. thelr’ Journe ing place in this world for the h: the almstious: th of Her Body Brought 1. Morgenstein, dow. hip. Hernia, from Liver- 4 H ay a carbone 7 me. No, r y brought the body of the) set wana vie mire No ty Rivington] | 4 M, 1.’ Glennon, who dled J ey) 15, Father Glennon ish-American the Span eee, Aunday with Be Her husband had been dead a ear, and het beroavernnt. Sogether net it health, made her desponte witroth mie bad often’ spoken of CLOSES WOULONTIOE, HETRTR ER Wood Ended Life in Frenzy. ‘Thaddeus Woe vid Noo MI Kent a . wixty of Nrooklyn, t's dead. thirty years old years ure in St Namsburg, to foree her to ¢ cide with him, He was getting old, hts money was gone, dle wanted to die, ERNIDIEIN & CLOTHING, FI (CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, HATS. SHOES. | HATS, SHOES. CANADIAN GIRLS LURED TO NEW YORK BY A MAN. e+e TO RECLAIM WAYWARD GIRL. sland scarred tor tf Cather- ommit sul- yut he loved the woman and did not ant to part from her, When she called him down to lun- ienson to-day, he entered the dining- mm with a bottle af casboltc acid. He Men's Imported Black pieKone CED and post with fine serge lining. Men’s Unfinished Worsted Bi ck Coats and Vente equal to high-class custom work. Men's Pure Silk-Lined Black Diagonal Coats and Vests, made of fine imported cloth. Men's Prince Albert Coats and Vest. Snaeel fine diag- onal and unfinished worsted, with or without silk facing. Men’s Black Diagonal Pants......... Men's Black Dia: worsteds).... Men’s Fancy Worsted 8.00 : 16.00 12.00 14.00 see 3,09 onal Pants (im cried 14, OO «na 5. 00 Pants... EANEEILE@, 127th St. Mw. Downtown mer 11nas 3. Altman & &o. | OUTER GARMENTS FOR SPRING. Importations for Spring comprise an assortment of effective styles in Long Garments, Paletots, Capes, Eton and Top Coats. | day and York hem next come to New WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3d: min which Tre they would have to walla day or ETON COATS of Taffeta Silk with Batiste Collar, $12.75 | | ETON COATS of GUARANTEED Taffeta Silk, with | Batiste Collar, trimmed with Russian Lace, $25.00 IMPORTED GOLF CAPES (36 inches long), double $10.00 | faced cloth, . . 5 . . a Warrant Was x found on the pris. ment au | bid a ee wececes Ladies’ Dep't. 1 rg nally protty 1 teat t save $15. 00. «Olmsted held ‘Tre | $ é a e @ Also Separate Eton Jackets, too many to describe. One of them, for inst ¢, prettily trimmed with stitched peau de @ svie straps and tucked allover, of the guaranteed taffeta; @ value $18, now $11.75. Values you must appreciate. The opportunity for your Easter Gown. . 322380080 AT MIDNIGHT. Handsome Full Taffeta lined collarless Eton Suit, artisti- cally cut, new flare flounce skirt, jacket and skirt trimmed e with same color taffeta, stitehed bands and satin, Black, r blue, gray, castor, brown and maroon, superbly tailored, all r sizes; value $37-59 now $22.50. ry Ask to see specials in our Silk Waist Department. achat farhautele Broadway and 13th St. | dwqeeecececoeeoooe Setewesowooooces SVSVVOVSVSSB: SOTOSO eeeceee hedclothes and my hands were ‘covered with blood. 1 screamed and my other children ran to my ald. 1 told my dinughter where I hed secreted my savings, about 00. She came back and said the money was not there,"’ After Mrs, Flegner finished talking she lapsed into a comatose condition, and the phyalcians aay thero Is Ittle or no chance for her recovery. The bone of the skull {s crushed and the’ brain In exponed. ————{—___ Helated Allan Liner Sighted, BELFABY, April 2—The British steamer Ramore Head, Capt. Smith, from Galveston March 13 for Belfast, witch han arrived here, reports having pansed March 30, in latitude 53 north, longitude 21 west, under reduced apecd, an Allan line steiner, suppored to be the Buenos Ayrean, which is several days overdue, Ee TELLS HOW SON ASSAULTED HER iMrs. Flegner’s Skull Fractured and Her Recovery Doubtful. i her to drink it with him. Bestde himnelt © bottle to x nd to, vir noand ant eat the was d Flegner, who the roumly assaulted with @ hammer by her son who stole $109 of her wavings, passed a very bad night In St. herine’s Hospital, She regained con- sclousness for a short time and told the clans and tendants the story. yesterday morning" wakened by a sharp Mrs. Rose paltece say was mur Lawyer Backus Gets Adjournment Of Loutee Drete! ww Brotsah, the American Wives, asing wubject of internationsl es bas lately nm moat abi: sear by “Gertrude. Atherton. in “her i mertean’ Wives and ‘The engr Brenner in the Adanis St day, charged with shoplifting, pain in my hea: kus, in On opening my eyes ‘Although the pub- x employed, inf! saw my son Louls bending over me. * 1.2), & sDe- and his rep- lle asked me what was the matter and ae penile rst chee aut resentative asked for an adjournment of |! told him 1 had an awful pada In my nnd can be had, while the ound in cloth, He out, for vtwenty-five’ cents a peed at the he Wentray jer store, exclusive. n te ala head. He sait he would run for ® doc- her case, which was «rfanted. Josie Sullivan requested that she be went to| tor, As he lept I noticed he dropped the Catholic Feo. The irv-foaaiet something eeyy, to the floor, would decide “Wheo I announce: aald be her case later, looked around J aaw the One EASTER SPECIALS IN BOYS’ CLOTHING Your question probably is: “Where can | buy the Boy's Clothing the best and cheapest?” In our stores you'll tind your answer. For no store has tiner stocks; no firm is more willing to give you the greatest values —no firm is more able. passed ourselves. Youths’ Spring Clothing you'll tind here. And this season we have sure Every approved style of Boys’ and Every ment you'll find priced below all competition. ares member our guarantee of satisfaction or money back is sterling. Boys’ Spring Suits at Blouse, Vestee and Double-Breasted Suits, sizes 3 to 16 years: mad: from strictly all- wool Blue and Fancy Cheviots. splendidly A few of our Easter specials are: made and tailored. shoulder effect value at. and $6.00. Spee years; pure Special.+ Young Men’s Suits at Sizes 13 to 19 years; both Single and Double Breas $7.50 suits. Special price.. Outfitters Four Convenient Stores. There’s one thing about a black overcoat—it’s al- ways dressy. Then, too, there’s a certain quiet, unobtrusive elegance about black. Yes, it’s very smart for Easter. Medium length over-| coats of black Vicuna and unfinished worsteds, ‘made with the correct breadth of shoulder and the smart full skirt, and silk lined, mind you—at 15. Seen_our new shoe— the ‘‘ Ever Ae os men—$2.5' Every Be Easter thing to dress you well. WM.VOGEL &SON, Broadway, Houston St. STORAGE OF FURS of all descriptions according to the most approved methods and under the usual guarantee. Alterations and repairs can be made during the Spring and Summer at decided advantage in prices and workmanship. ind t broad shouldered military effect; some worth $6.00, none worth less than strictly all wool—guaranteed fast colors: ed Coats, newest cut, trimmed and_ tailored, sewed with pure dy BIS 2.98 = 299 3.95 silk; real $0.00 to All up to date. The best values ever offered ats... -.ee Boys’ Spring Top Coats at Sizes 3 to 16 years. Tan, Coverts and Oxtord Cheviots, well tailored and perfect fitting, with broad Made from all-wool y natty andl. we sone ful Boys’ Spring ‘Suits at Russian and Sailor blouse; also Vestec, Norfolks and Double-Breasted Suits, sizes 3 to 16 years; t, alec fancy Tweeds. Cassimeres < in fall the newest and blue Serge and Boys’ Spring Suits at Knee Pant Suits with vests; sizes 9 to 16 Worsted Serges in both blue and b heviots and also fancy smartly cut "sup to date Other Boys’ Suits, up to 7. 50 | Other Youths’ Suits, up to 15.00 Special Values in Boys’ Furnishings» Hals and Shoes. Ia Sole Agents also for Dutchess Trousers. toc. fora button off. $1.00 for a rip. sotlzcts To Men and Boys. 279 Broadway, near Chambers St. ‘47 Cortlandt St., bet. Church and Greenwich Ste 211 and 219 Sixth Ave., bet. S4th and s5th Sts. 125th St., corner 3d Avee WATERS PIANO-PLAYER Represents all the advance and improvement made in piano players up to date, and is the best device for playing the piano that has yet been offered to the public. It is simpler in construction, more dur- able, less liable to get out of order, more elfective, more easily oper- ated (that is, with less muscular effort), more satisfactory in its ree sults and execution than any other instrument made for a similar pure Pose. Send postal for catalogue, HORACE WATERS & CO., 534 Fifth Ave., near J8th St. 8. Altman & Co, Dress Fabrics. SPRING NOVELTIES, Silk and Wool and All Wool Tissues, For House and Evening Wear Nun's Vellings, Mousseline, Silk and Wool Baréges, Plain and Fancy Crepes, Silk Warp Hen. riettas, Taffetas, Camel's Halr, Serges, Silk Stripe and Figured Chajlies, Imported Embroidered