The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1901, Page 2

ETERS TOTES Cy sa ASL AT a Sr re pis a ae { THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL, 12, 1901. ‘DEVERY THROWS LIGHT ON ‘STEWART M. BRICE GETS Ee { “SHAKING THE CLOTHES.” RESPITE FOR TWO DAYS) Soe eee eee ee | ) | | | | To celebrate the opening of our new store, 828 BROADWAY, we will present to every suit or overcoat purchaser a fancy silk vest free of charge. We offer the following specials in Men’sand Youths’ Clothing MEN'S RAGLAN TOP COATS, equal t teed satin or silk sleeve Unings like itis $20 ki FS te a ee TAKING A BATH IN HIS PRISON. debbie bie nie ninieticicirieieieieb is ricteisieieteieteicivicinicisiriciete-iot Forty-eight Hours No- x tice Necessary Before + Court Signs Order of | Arrest—Called ‘‘Defi- antlyContumacious.” * Expresses Indignation tat a Popular Police ; Method, While York ? Frankly Admits the ‘Department Is Run| for Political Pur- - poses. Ini with guaran- $11.50 Also the al bargains at $760, $8.00 33.00 es S108 Could not be bought elsewhere for less than #15 and #20, ” $8.50 it This H Latin Ke ae must give Mr 5 sat. faatentantentee 3 a Che espera Specials ing Overcoats, s a . Wcraca nas Jaya’ notice befure asking Justice Soo binek and Oxtori gray. rerconte, eae "$5, 50 to $12.50 ( On Monday. if it DEVERIANA. oman who does Sold elsewher. sis, £20 and 322, REMEMBER THE NUMBER, z 4 i 828 BROADWAY, NEAR 12TH ST. How jail unless DUBBEN-A po! not know hés DUP—The same JACKS-A name Devers calls policerwan when fools like + on In the cane 1 Democrat for Captans of Police calling them something harsh er. Abell-AN things equal oN if| members of the SHOOK THE CATHES iieieieisieleFeeielelnbeei-teleteiei-t , ping a man of his property and - iia | “holding up’ a man for some ha rep Gah 7 , = thing he haan‘t done. tho» Btenre une dls Knena fli Wi dat] Pabermen a not pay his debts. Mr. Brice th fefliantiy contiuen insulted the Supreme ¢ been astoner FRIDAY AND” SATURDAY. Lagtee with what Mr Sexton a And Watson,” said Councilman Brice, as he Jabbed a apongetul 2 Nee Peputy Comminstoner of Poca W viny: that it wae dechled he reaident ‘oliter, Mu to push tits te the Rm ; wa) fof cool water on his manly cheat, “if Ape should al ate HON AND GHOANGE FREE BIG PASTE, mute after a celebraet Oriental tan 8. Devery was questioned this nf tibirau M : Phin cuae aise aittere irom the | guise of the Chief of Police say Iam not at home, and son : tenoon by the State Civtl-Service ¢ inn PAC NULBON MEH See Sante lc bring up a flagon of that ripe old Madeira, vintage ‘39, and—Wat- loners, sitting in the © than wt w t i son—but that's all.” Any polities! mottren York TAfe Bullding, are endeavoring to | fifld out how the department filled va eancles for captains on Dec 27 last Peputy Commissioner Yor! wan) Phesident of the old Police Board, had | testified during tho forenoon that the white blanks filled out by cagtains wore | all in the possession of Dewary, having béen turned over to him whtle he wus | Sl G NEL E D BY O D E L [= Chief. He was asked over the ‘phone 54 BARCLAY ST COR WES? Bway. FS CORTLANDT ST COR CHURCH \ ni te’ bring these with him. | ee + | Devery was entirely nme | aaa : } 1 avat, arid con ; j h d bord 5 | etal oicieribered (the resolution calling oral Better Health and Protection Aimed At. tals for the appointment of captains and my, te i 50 ’ sald he had sent out to the vartous {se , ptecinct commanders blanks for thelr | deisblelpieteiniciicbiebkichitb cite brictiehiekictekicbieeeisice is 2s Peports of the records of the candidaten : a KNOWN AND APPROVED BY THE PUBLIC FOR 29 YEARS. Far oro evens REFORMS EFFECTED BY THE F | w date in a sarsty at shlteane leone Ho raid there was a dixpute hetweey NEW TENEMENT-HOUSE LAWS. : 5 | Sened. Smooth inners himself and the Commiastoners an tv A bts indicated by Lor tt | Distributed at wholesale GTC a ele a Ceara ty Vice in the dwellings of the poor will be wiped out < p | MORSE & ROGERS OF NEW Ton. Pas eat hal tgh Vari rosoamendalions| Landlords renting apartments to women of bad character are while the Commlasioners clatined 1 wae guilty of n felony. 1 : thelr privilege. Wen rabreatientiy he Rathrooma must be provided in every flat r el BRICE SiRESE BISON arene a 4 BRICE BEHIND THE BARS. beers he waa in the wrong he locke Gi 6 Court expects him to go into a real and be a real s a athe reports sent to him try cn ; PE oe POSS ace litre ermine niall ronements X/% prisoner for contempt, but the Councilman will probably spend his 1 wonder wh deuce can be THE PRIZE OF $25.00 OFF linn Presse hoe iaalnon turtiertlise itor lealth regulations are to be strictly enforced TIE days of suffering aa shown above. the matter with my man W - tem, Fire-traps will be done away . t + 5 + 5 leek i-efeieei-ei-f: | He shoald have had the nato here f Arked recarding Nally he i ety A xpecial force of inspector® will see that the new laws are iy ei = RM ITE RIE EES an honr ago. : is hgd seen Capt Stephenson before tie) Slerante Brice a ptay on a tec! ence 9 bab i nude his favorable report on Nally f * $] krouns Gotned many Reet ello keen aati oe ne waidy resolution ted upon k npula How have permitting IMU Etat tabebelebe bet - ; Huathce Sent, who renaereg the ee Meputs Bheritta who are seek | malay resolution owas soted upon. | : Ylerk of the Counell, will show. ‘“Phia In A case of persecution upon part of Kelloge, Rowe und Smith, |i To toe person sending in the largest number of their varia atvertivemenis ty Apr tne cy eh vending 1 sixteen y ALOYSIUS J. KEOC fall by lewal meane to avert K hin sentence, his brother Coun- lithe are prepared to take advantage | fs . i of Section 82 of the City Charter, which | representing Contractor John Plerce yA Park avenue nigde It, Nally Is nota fit ma & You wouldn't have permitted him? Special to The Hvemne Wortd ) auallaldonecialideoaricemil hacnteen age wyer Ordway In surjrine ALBANY. April Vik Odell iBhas llcrontedr varaasiieiinpehartenements + utd have advised him not to." {signed the four tenement-house bills] There will be no more choking up of nates that he shall be { Dever “Of courne 1 would | water fre-wacupes, wit avery dwelling erectel roernted tn the county Jail, ‘That ? Spaahiers : AROLINE HUGH3ON, H BR Dewey NS ie uict ieniagia | Tete Lemuria turn, pasaed\onlracom: [ivi rar crwtiberthel revertelOrithellite sete Anal It is hot to be added |*™powerm them to designate any’ build. | “Edo not think Str. Bierce pence am ere ‘Sty Brooklyn. T Wert 1430 St. not order him" ae wecame | Tendatio © Roosevelt Tenament-| rape that now crowd the city tra tba Caatedd trom: ing within the mantctpal mits am a com. | AN Wy mOek 10 Pailogg does, because os 8 mate and tattle (TTT) Geter House (Co on Gov jOuet aled th Nanteedailatlik ny- {Tn Jail, and so designate the Brice s he WW. NROADWAY, SY eacited: . saphena The only County dat 1 know Py") mansion, at No, 698 Fifth avenue, atipu-|he hen heard that have called him a : Nally te no good, While his © All laws for the protection off rantum with che bil providing for the) thing about ta in jow street lating that he ehall be immured there, ‘shyster." N Ae Iibed and Nally wos | tenement property were practically dead| manner of construction of tenement-| "1 don't know anything about any | Mine (tel he eoeith Sl ani ibe ees é eventh Decinct, tie) letters the sanitary conditions tn some] houses whieh he signed other Jail or about any power that | U3MDE 2 | mean nted Nally transf cloth Canes betng Ute short of appalling "On the hearing before me on thie Pill] the Councl! may have to create anetN A ae the Lambs! ctuh, Mr In tee "Tted Light district on the | ii was developed that some hardship | 5, ), ; a | occasioned b ita Immediate Brice characterized ov iotion: fons om or Santee blnlconan ion jetearrales | Aw, att alno that cers | “The pernon to see in this matter 8 | contempt of court an jetaecition on the van extent that waa declared y provisions were proper] tue Sheri! He is the keeper of the | SUITOR I ts toms, of Rose & °9 Pbentinndnn IMrealden: of the ‘Tenoment-touse| 1A” boar with make a | ReoRR, who aro the atorneys for Con’ | ENGLISH CUSTOM TAILORS. A Kecord of Record-Br eaking. ranamitted te ome Mr Brice mupples| bitter @ght againat serving the ten day®| of Records, Mr. Hrice was not sparing |Migh Grade Work, Moderate Prices. AOYE RTISING IN THE WORLD |} DURING MARCH, 1901. 2,56 1 Sas. ret tn Ludlow Street Jail. to which he has}in abuse of Mr. Kellogg at the time The Greatest March in The W vorld? 's History. the Commianton viee from tens the new le ents to dew oof this mem- the Clothes Detined. . been wentenced In contempt proceedings | the latter were trying to force the pas: Sp | S | | ecia ale er hin failure to vote on a bond lente | sage of the bond ordinance | te Te Fret eR ET at EIS TTUCEIRA rip EAL SAL pe bor ede as CME Acc : aria Ing ENA EDRARU ELA ee THIS WEEK THE WORLD'S FIARCH ADVERTISING RECORD FOR 20 YEARS. «| " Mounier the new order of things, and | Lentpathe Hin attorney will go before a Supreme|up | advocate! !t+ passage,” sald Mr. | ‘ ; rand of the Blizabeth wtreet station | rweviations looking to the health of the the T Court Juatiee and ank for a stay of sen-| Brice, “I was not in the chamber when March '1882. Commiastoner Cathbert W nis wil he mtrtet forced neked, “What March, 1884, ecanchided 9 approve, the ‘reega English Cheviots, ) 4 6 March, 1883. ory means by Oa inepwetors well he appoint: | Hil eatin 10 che wiatam”of the: Lage gS Hy ‘shook the . \ ree ahat he Wi re not viol | ple on 0 Go March, 1891, peli eanezict awe are not viointed, | nlemental legislation on thie eibject”” G RA N D J | J RY H Flannels and ; March, 1855... ; rae 1891. cle GS US CALS DENS etna A) sas 0 | ¥ March, 1887... 1.840%, | March. 1803... ject Se eee ICLOSE TOWN, SAYS MURPHY. Worsted Suitings, )uan, Feet aos terete fistnal ORR AN D IH EWI VALUE $20.00. March, 1901..........2,561 Colurmns. ‘. (Co yaed 1 ) a tL o po tinued from Firat Wage S. W. Cor. Nassau & John Sts. lroulatlonenorrdes ay Terarthnaeee in apne ba [puna that the eam whether or uot the Ine enfareed, 1 | E cen amtbe bose The Armerieats Nees Company ietitekae eddnte t Mira, | open, and t SAME wl oe made aaadnat hm, he They Tell of the Frightful Evening Crush at the! Peta rrwiarien er POunlen GRY not dev | wort nas of Friday and Saturday THE MIGNEST. reser end Fire Eresldcot of she Nowadentore’ ational Aseriation, ont hamber of tran nate suggestions ce, vou| MURPHY TALKS Mevauier pterce and x member of she Com. | whte Bean tot OF THE FIFTEEN, |mite cr viruses cviniration appencea | roiwe. me premier.” 0 | oO Special Sale of the Grand Jury and told of the | committee of Aye, whicn will go te ditions at tne bridge at the {the bridge probably anme time G L: t} Ch }; Ire nota, othe Deutal ecrambia to | Sekt, weak, and, plunee als olhing. strom of in belnea Presented by r@ther the gif : g hhd been robbed Votha Sergeant's Gay 27Wasn't the burglar MGterrupted Devers. a ace WOR, TOTAL CITY SALE loguine Moraine Edition onty).... 200,970 I bereby solemoly sh the abo daily’ met jatement of the rect and rep- for the your And I want you all Police Commisatoner Murphy. when asked for hia opinion of the report of ma Stand hanhicw 5, eG Qn ra, of the crowding of Mr. Or mo h expert mie Rptly retorted the sergenn! LX WHO DIBOBEYS MY ORDERS | Eveniag World reporter to-day \ravenera to’ Bedoklynihave iarent | not unithely that they, will go under A rect foMr. Orr. dure now between the hours of § and 7 Teault of the investigation wilt velof tan coverts and navy chev- o’olock in the evening that the Grand Jury wtil direct the com-| - 5 i a : _| Dany to take stops to abate the present}iots, satin lined and velvet Mr. Orr, bestdes giving facts and fe. ’ Intolerable conditions, though the new 7}; : rs. Dractically repeated ne addrens | management of the system hae recently |collars; 34 lengths; sizes 4 PAVasn't he deat and dumb ZF’ don't know if he was de s certainly dumb after | kn York's Testimony. 1 have no comment to make on that ae report, ‘The membera of that commit- tee are all respectatle men in thta com- | munity. 1 presume they are doing the beet they can an Tam nt the nead o Gambling and repressed, disorderly keat In the backgrot yartine offense to 3: Hts “The Work!'a editorial comment to-day je to the Chamber of Commerce | installed an Improved service, é irsXorklteniited| tial there waa nol nities rer new crecte to, sheseuble. ers ae. The conmittee'm Feport | some time aco while It obviates the crush coming toto 14 yrs.; value $10, at + rple of the Police Department whtel a arta noth to geneml information and this borough in the morning, does noth wuld prevel t m taking y Kocsis no remedy. I do not oare to be Several prominent citizens have also ling to relleve the Jam and football $7.50. prevent a sergear om taking sig va meana ict knowing | called upon: to critiolee, dren invited to appear before the Grand | Mshes, trom 4 to 7 o'clock in the even: o tle examination tor captain, bur that y wan a rule tixing ring which applicatir those wishing to take + Jury, and Mr. Orr, who spent nearly an | !96, which Is the very thing most bit- ° 7] ° S = 3 Seep ~ | nour Before the body, was followed by | FD OMPMNT Oy sigent great: Girls’ Tatlored Sutts AGUINALDO’S SUCCESSOR. | ¢«-Mavor Hewitt. singer has a pian which he u * | Mr. Orr, as a Rapid ‘Transit Commis-| meet with the entre npprovalot" bot veth | of all wool navy, red and tan Geateec Ez ed Filipino Dte. sioner, has atven exhaustive suey, to | the tn igators and the publi! cheviot; Eton coat with sailor ‘ oF » Dio ;. tator and Commander. collar of lace; skirts made ven ty erat Nally by 3 vel 12 the DISABLED | Men's Spring ) 1 Papers. Sol. out t white fi ni CHATHAM, MM April 2. —Th: fg blake aimacit n rity o> ‘ leciattes pe steamer George W. Clyde, Soe trom | O oats 14 yrs.; value $20, at if cording to the records uf (he cergeants Ho will be commanding | Philadelphia to Boston, asset here $15.00. at Police Heatquarcers \ Re ener! of the 1ipina forces, as wall Ham, *giday, Cor Beaton, with he mn: ni. $7 didn't know anythi: Ports of the Chiet of 1 dg tran Seem tor season TA TUAREHE ANA OU aie ne outens | etacnal nucreetionts, lia ats |oreetess cute iecamence mere ao Girls’ Summer Dresses, vbsterday | ae b stay on the bridge cram, sz) Sandico belonae to a Aiaungulened | SP Rape | SILK Guimpe, High Neck and aera the bridge offictala. nor. any | family residing at Pandakan, Ma. | SHIPPING NEWS. sl erraattrod tok ck enting the Wrookiyn. Heighta| nila. ite a el —— Russian Blouse Dresses,made Regular Dally New Yorke sa man of enermy, and is on. i'm not here tu nus w Athorauel mrslibedicatedsianeakingrasvers| . Tite TIDES. City Circulation. (Morning Edition Only). Certified wy the Managers of At! the Wewe Companies of Nes Tort: Oy. theul or not. TI tuik t: arttig was journed untti April | pean languages of mercerized linens, percales Mo Four plane were sub ihe AM : . 6 SoEWell, don't you ni nets ores | Hane ene Teaiteiidcawal| ——___ Crrerearell oj and dimities, in jaunty styles; PR Fe ie ES ener ne Fata AAT hemes” | MARRIAGE BILL SIGNED, | 5"etH Pan E38 ITCOMTIT sizes 4 to 14 years; values Fee clea | ,,Brewnter's lun in to! have two plat | —__ $6.50 to $7.50, at a { pailtien DrHia onestorsOMigoInetendroee tora! SUCTH AvEl COR uaTH ST. $3 ae bWhy, cert jo every day umninie cars |Common-Law statute week and every h Pearle cer | Weekea's Me bra, jeboa woused for awitch-| ALBANY, April 14.--Gov. Odell hae ; signed the Dill of Amomblyman Weekes ; Wh te wh Hi eta hai 2 BReCL to pont mmm iaw marrige me] | CUTEGEG, SRBARITPR Lord & Taylor, jenn if a Dem | tore tt ae il liner Balai nino plan | bill provides that ater Jan. 1, 1902, there| Seneca. Temata, | Jamestown, Nertoin. A GREAT MANY PEOPLE AHE moodt It tn not tea ied the pansengers ean reach | #hall be no common-law marriage recog. |" rs pets Broadway & 20th St looking for second-hand man- ly to my party, bot soe pian in to depress an en- have in this tate unless the Pansinele INCOSEING STRAMBHIPS. dolins and guitars. If you rance and au contract : s 5 - Orde the 0 oF re = A a : og thei es 7 © | Frmeaicie, Hema. , oaeasen, - ,