The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1901, Page 6

UKELYTOS BritishGovern Te fs underst: tion of the M submitted to the that In the event of t ‘mome 760,000 miners will toola when the signal is giv — ed Workmen 1 The New York 160,000 MINERS Coal Tax Prompts La- bor Move Against the “TAR ROOFERS ON STRIKE. More Pay and Shorter It NEW PHASE OF TRIKE a Day to ‘‘Ser- ment. enade.” Workers Quit for Haltlr ‘dred'men nre out. Hall to-day and de atl Aght to wafn thetr ‘The strikers were « ) T. New Roofing ¢ Wynn Bros. and the Roofing Company. The employers #ny Much. They may com > ter, Seven Mundred ‘wens and Hod-Carricrs Seven hundral ant iif /siers went out on stri! +day. The men de and a half-holiday have been receiving / ce The bosses are willir half-holiday, but refus rate. Alexander and land, who are br Sutherland, have agreed + fenipe and! their workmen ths , Fireman Killed i Trains Met in -EMIGRAN' Garkners of t @ Raymond exc ‘roar end of Yuba Pass, 6 night The priva the rear o! damaged. Fireman James Sa Dalles, Ore, was many passengers men of the train ere Jored. D. O, Mill Whitelaw F themselves Tear of thei: All were mo: ‘scratched, but Jared. Whitelaw Reid received an the face. The Umited had ee nd i shot up Qwahed, knee ine Miles Ca Raymond & Wh ny recelved a They held a meeting tn ———— Brickin End Collision at Yuba = Pass,Cal.—Many New Yorkers Aboard. x Great Sheds When the st ‘Medicine Men Dincuan Growing Evil. six hun. | entire vay fo: re guard 1 nag the hie w ————- 'MAY DAY STRIKES IN WEST. ramere make i Pinmbers ra, Mn s.{ hey have sand have When it Rear- & uly cut Snowe xoph Leemt retary, W. A. Talbot, of Wr of that the cutting of rate isevssed at the meetin Assacintion. of Retail Druggists, y Association he bad attended, ond it was un ovil [ren an 'MILLS PAR teh! i “Ay THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1901. | | bs WEAVERS STRIKE] V KIN Ghe Great Bicycle Bargain of th 18, contained jear. road he reason th plac said a dealer, er than go to, the expense of cutting down their old frames, they prefer, in ent reasonabl to a general. vevival av JOHN WANAMAKER “3722 'D. O. MILLS AND WHITELAW REID HURT IN TRAIN WRECK. niviebieleieiebbiebeiceieieicieic eerie ieee eeieieeieeete * + + Utah TY DUE ren for Pilbury, South. nd ct on other holedale rund ulated, wit n morrow morning 4 banquet will be TOWN TOPICS, of April this interesting ning 10. wheel- Possibly a measure respon- He that as it may, the fact that ousands of additional riders will is season is beyond cone nat the num= sent pratifying de- an the general renewal ; LADIES’ BOOTS of fing Longa Kid, laced or buttoned, patent x {hundred machinists in this city and :| Probably 300 more in Erte County out. G BICYCLES Near! pr This season starts a revival of bicycle rid- ing. You hear about it everywhere, and you see it, now that the sun is shining again. Bicycle bargains—fine, high-grade wheels }| under-price—are scarce this year. Bicycle }} manufacturers were conservative last year, and | they can’t keep up with regular demands this || season. | The Viking Company went out of business before the revival came, and we secured their stock, at a big concession in price. Just Stax Hundred of These Splendid Wheels Remain Last year they sold at $40—never at less, so far as we know; and were the best wheels on the market at their price. While these six hundred remain, they may be shared at $15.50 each There are men’s and women’s models— In men's diamond frames we have 21 in., 22 in. and 24 in, sizes, In women’s drop frames we have 22 in. and 24 in. sizes. They are equipped with Garford Saddles ( Hunt type), ad- justable handle bars, Oxford tires, guaranteed; Cleveland and Diamond Indianapolis chains, eccentric chain adjust- ment, heavy reinforced fork, and leather tool bag con- taining wrench, oil can and pump, All bright parts are heavily nickeled. The enamel and general finish of these wheels are very fine. On sale in the Annex, 770 Broadway, 80 East Ninth street, or through the Subway from the main store. e KOCH & Co. 125th Street, West, Tate Ladies’ Shoes. —-ina eens \H. C. leather tips, modern toe, flexible sewed soles, regularly $3.50, at 2.49 Z -an impressive name for an impressive shoe—a creation that is a delight to the eye—a comfort to the foot—a saving to the purse. All the newest | shapes in every fashionable leather for all occa, sions—walking, dress, wheeling, color house. AWBR TOSS; OO LOST Hi President Greatsinger Says He Didn't Dis- charge ‘'L" Guard. Also Sole Agents for New York of the Famous Shoe ‘For Women. Ladies Gloves. ’ The Celebrated William J. Campbell, Kid Gloves, ’ guard, was a Brooklyn. |KNABE, rosewood STEADMAN, CHICKERING, HAINES BROTHERS, 4 round Je ments, and durability. good springs, in all cannot be I faata) Large Size Couches, spring edge, deep tultin; soft and luxurious; actually worth $12.00, speci: Nearly 100 SQUARE PIANOS At Half Price and Less, We quote only a partial list of the many excellent instraments at half price and less: | STEINWAY & SON, , Value $125, now ci legs, fancy case, overstrung scale, value $100, now a carved legs, over- strung scgle, fi sewood case, value $90 tee fine ondition, very £00d tone, small size, value $03. ners, fancy and inlaid rosewood case, full, sweet tone, value $100.. &C. small siz 1 case, value BRC full tone Over alue $90 WEBER, very fine tone, and in ex- cellent: condition, carved case and legs, overstrung scale, value $150. value $100. ALE, large carved le; $100.. rstrung scale, ood case, value And about 30 others at corre- spondingly low prices, Terms low enough to suit [aES=.. | 207-207-209 Park Row. [== FE=] Values in every way so extraordinary as to command the atten- tion of every thrifty housekeeper. superior workmanship and fossessing every essential, insuring comfort No circumstances or conditions can exist that make it possible for competition to undersell us or offer easier terms of credit. Very Neat 5-Piece Mahogany Frame Velour Suits, well upholstered, covered led vhere for SSH HELIS TEER TE] velour or Belgian velvets, inade very covered in SER i = namelled Iron $6.85 Bedsteads, like pcut, with heavy Long Credit 50c. Week on $25 Worth. Larger Amounts in Proportion. Railroad Fare Allowed Out of Town Buyers. : | $55 ' They.must be sold at once, Investigate the Sterling advertise- You'll find them truthful. Furniture of unqualified exceilence, Mahogany. Frame Pie Glasses, French bevel plates, cabinet attachinents at bot- tom; worth 312.00, Ry speci, $7.98 Oak Re- | frig erators, vharcoal lined ‘ and air tight, brass locks, brass hi % F worth ¢ % price this week, $4. 75 ‘ — 7 . Extension Tables, 1 lished. have Avy de very King; really EITC LOCC Kt Batter man assorted — colors; $19.75 Oak Dresser, has swell front top drawer, fine swing plate mirror, neat ifs figured tapeatr: than © damask, ycarved top, really worth $14; price this week, $8.25 like cut, posts, large brass knobs; really worth $5.00; price this week, $2.49 We inaugurate to-morrow «a seiics of Summer Sales throughout our ve- modelled building, We want lo pre- pare you for some startling offers that will continue /rom day to day. seo| }Our spring and summer stocks were never so complete and select. $55 MAY DAY OFFER. IN e ry F isk sso] | Ladies’ Low Cut Shoes. a Leather and iD ee Kit, welted eae +} ge nd fe ls, extension soles, B to D, sizes 4 valu 650 ani $30 $4.00... en 2.75 ck and Russet Viet Kid, also Patont Leather, we! " and Russet, mediuny toes, Pate $50 tenston eoles, mannish shapes, He Kid The Hand-turn soles, Pa tp low, medium, and light Cuban heels, I to $40 Sage Sate ss0| | Corset Selling Episode °| $}Occurs Here To-morrow. Odd Assortments of the popular Poo. Z %, Woon, in extra Jorg anid medium Wwitlnt, ¥ 4 9 sso} {Regular Price, 2.75 &3,98,now 1.@% io jaar faa Vida aa Ansan ote, me Odd Wevortments of Ww ey Unported tigured dium walsted, AL materials, now ey Hoys) Drawer Wal. supporters, $50 i errr OL We Are Reached by Every Car Line. THE SAVING IN PRICES HERE WILL ASTONISH THE A ST, ECONOMICAL BUYER. any- Ye, Broadway, Graham and Flushing Abves., Brooklyn. + pig he We are now showing in The SOTSTVTOVUSVTSS VIS SVVCerecececen calel of Preat our Glove Department all : ving aboue tt the latest styles and shades |S I ERI ING: r) tf true a committen of the mon {in this celebrated make. 4 $ nail President ronan romecl tod keentane etree Grand Prix Paris Exposition. iano —0., ; 3 . to them ee Wholesale and Retail Warerooms $ f ) ted aa] * SRE (Eatire bailding, four goors), S @ Aoby ane Sole @ ‘ 5 ; An Sole Agents. 536 FULTON ST., Brooklyn. | § We Like To Taih $ wanted —_——- eee Se @ net, took Thievated about prices, just as every one likes to lead the con- @ mn. restored, : Broadway & 20th St Pra on en ee re versation around to his strong point or pet argument. @ ray Hastie i lisesshedlulegs tia them N E But advertising talk is expensive, and our cloth- am of their oe EXTARI ing—as usual—will habe to speak for itself. é sof those ving on th = 5 & Co! Sut Si " i i MOTH BAGS 3 -mcizizstastt tne tate rnan of it. T told th hey should fave Clothes Hangers Inside—Pateai Fastener, Some soc. Fancy: tinte Male ote wat Stk Sintshed Hath 7 kone to General s = dan Underwear at $1 would Ike to be hear. bled eH é with thelr requent 4 BIG STRIKE IN ELIZABETH. sik i ee ; fo want the owe to eres ( ° “enigor's Miner twas sald : arpenters Ain prick. || Cleans and polishes silverware, mirrors, |} @ 3 Broadway Stores: Cur. 13th St. Cor.Canal St, Nr. Chambers St. ad been discharged for J., went on strike |f Plate glass and all polished surfaces. No |] @: oS this morning, ‘The masons and brick- layera want Ha day for elght hours’ work, while the carpenters demand $2.75 aday. They wore getting $2.50 and the a alde of Bufralo struck this morning to Saturday. alf-holiday, but abandoned , wecure a nine-hour dk ithe j> this point. Work on umber Sreabe Se payee AY MIMROUL @ der Sot Pvetinaines to Stopped a? BEET | BUFFALO, N, Y. May 1.—Twelve ise acid; no g 10c. a cake U CAN QUICKLY FI body to buy your if you advertise Wiety. at grocers’. ba Ahhiintinhntintinh ttt thee TN A GREAT MANY PEOPLE AhE tooking for second-hand man- doling and youitars: If you ave one to sell advertise »; @m the unday, World, ~~ s