The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1901, Page 10

ee es ae IPOS TAP PORN TT LADIES’ GLOVES, mmm (ejorco j-clasp, —Suade or (Rothenberg & co FOLEY’S SHIRTWAISTS VS. [potceemrreemenereereeen DIVVER'S CLAWHAMMERS. # Srascnsain seouit ne é > Kid Gloves. West 14th St. Latest styles—all sizca—all colors—cheviots, broadclotha, z + y 6 {1k and percaline lned—all $ Colors:—tan, mode, ey, | | Rival Leaders of the + t § venetians, sictiians, e.; 9 p i gr Seca Asoan att EG Jackets lined throughout with sith, pearl, biscuit, white and’ Jackets and Dress Skirts. bs : Sale commences Friday morning 8.30. black. Eton Jackets in all wool peb- \ ' Functions and Bid + t Foren sates N : bed 5 for Support—Foiey + patlaey ) pal $1.00 per pair. newest fashior PP a 18.00 - Dress Skirt Had the Voters and eon 7.50 & 16.50 2-clasp,—piqueé sewn, Mixed Ale; Divver epee No alterations Glacé Kid Gloves. : 30.00 Noa rstiGns { Had the Ladies and 35.00 PNubeacrs All fashionable street, Attention is called to values in our Silk Waist Dep't— @ | tIso our New Spring Eton Jackets. Waskell. Carhart « (9: Broadway and 13th St. tala ated STERN BROTHERS To-morrow, Special Sale in Ladies’ Costume Department 2-clasp to 30 button| length. shades and black. Champagne. $1.25 per pair. :Sole New York Agents for TRADE MARK wees 4 Jt was a grout mbly District gh? between ex-J Ver and Counciimas toa show down, Ufted Divver had pearl buttons; pew Gingham Walste: tancs tips. w1 fit and make; $1.00 values. . Fine White Lawn Waists, with allover front of fine embroidery; 98c tucked stock and cuffs; $1.50 values. . CHILDREN’S SPRING DRESSES, Children’s Percale Dresses, in new patterns; braid trimmed; 39 fast colors; sizes, 4 to 14 yearSee. (4 Children's Lawn Dresses; lace gaa embroidery trimmed; full renee AIC skirt; OSc, values fOresesee. sees tee en Peet) and through; perfect 59 (4 SVTSVSSSSSSVSSSESSSSSSVSsssss leat rR SSR SN AA Sata Ses is the birthday Divver, and yesterday Years old. As usual, Bociation rave him a © and Incldenta‘ly made | at the headq street. The frien thought the « big stag, but ) Spring Furnishings For Men, Women and Children. At the Madison On the Second Floor ; a the festivities didn ei y , Men’s Long-Sleeve Ladies' Low-Neck Separate Skirts Complete range of sizes. Balbriggan Under- . cotton ribbed of Black Canvas, made over $14 50 All fashionable colors shirts, also ribt Vests, ribbon run in silk drop skirt, trimmed with taffeta, Real value $22,50 and black and(white. | Ral steers era toy] necked 10c and overlock ams; / excellent val- USAt,., eeee 25c (< Men's and Boys’ Negligee Shirts al good values Ladies' Low-Nesk open work lisle thread Vests, with silk {of Black Taffeta Silk, | with flare flounce, tucked and hemstitched, Real value $34.00 $26.50 The above will be altered free of charge JAMES McGREERY d CO. T thir West Twenty-third Street ae ribbon run in neck good quality Vedford cords: white Anen neckband. slew rimmed and well tinished, 25¢. values, 19¢ 20 or more fat- 49e. terns; each. . Ladies’Low-Neck Vests, made with Ladies’ Fast Biack Seamless Cot- ace yokes, square and V necks; also coe n ie toe PQIC_ lies fine Exyptian cotton Vests, in Ladies’ Fancy Printed Cotton high neck and short sleeves, also veral patterns, dou- J lang sleeves, well made and » heel ard toe. 12: fintshedesee ove 25 nicely ores niettt | POOR MUST PAY INFANTS’ ny the oles | Judge New Ansemblyn waiting to yy zZ Big Millinery Bargains. Divver Li i Values of the Most Tempting Description. Only Nickel Trolley Companies Double Price|Children’s, white Pique to Lessen Crowds on ‘‘Rush" Days. Reefer Coats, — trimmed : with insertions and edg- eee Lamy and willing [te handling Our $2.98 Hats are great Friday and Saturday Spe- cials. These Hats are in reality worth double what we ask, for they possess just as much painstaking workmanship as do the more expensive creations. wer th ne The Coney Telind and Rrooklys Bailey ta who Is interested in Brooxlyn| ings of fine embroidery. The difference is only in the value of the materials hi only tne that carrie +} improvements, denounces the move ax The range of selections is exceed- rnin. Mr PMaRRAC ET Roe aieake Three-quarter lengths, t othe far thing can be done until the Com- viays ant | pany actually pute into effect Ite order Linen Coats,—double days. wh rivel in ale levying an [ways heaviest {oy has r: ingly attractive, and so many Hats are tmbraced in to-morrow’s dis- plays that none can be described here. Great Bargains i in Untrimmed "Hats. whom wae an uprix ditional charge on the pub: breasted, — three-quarter “T have some prop: and abination to a i ne wasanalderman. | ‘This will result in thousands ef del: erty along the Smith street line, and I length. Seaney with veotl Gov. Timothy. M J out In cone of the neblestl ae, RMR o Mn yEtS he: gta. 1 of Late -Timath: Rell irke A ene (liar additional profit ne compat uppese the Increase In fares will affect r wilh lice edge and laceist echedearateniuneienoeeniinhmammnenst ee ee ee ns ich avilcame fram ihe weketa | the sales, but whether it does or not ef lace-trimmed, round col-|§ Black Neapolitan Drese Shapes, wilt luce ec yep ‘ necks, na hair Tithe women, +H Gera tees iy aa in four of the new shapes. The demand for these Hats bas been so extraor- of os rm pared nthe rivall of the poor, the tenement-he nd ‘ene dinarily large that we have closed anot facturers and offer 1.C00 more to-morrow. OS. Hats for, White Neapolitan Flats in the latest shapes; 75c. values..... Dress Shapes in the very newest braids and most popular shapes. rato the general lar, Age a most sure sr. 59. stion—that. too fares to keep ira If there is.any! An extensive variety of rong the ratiroad public In te Wdaeith thelr puny bal re that crowd peamore on tiewe “why broad expa: Divver'a Social Party, s the pure air the people off its and Hrookiyn Tat! | ine baa cuiith Kk <urp ry Tah a to believe this, he Wy party and very AFH CRE AU ae Aaa Ta cats conta Auring | should i ¥ tue pasate ‘heater oe ie srt hve Toe tne shag ten Saailzn™” ™* "1" doth Reefers,—in med-|¢ , AM Important Ribbon Special. feineet silver and he blushed! i terfuget”* ring Hi ated, but when the ium and dark colors, ! “Tt is about ae raw and insincere ar bit oy burgler teld you he took your poBethook to relieve: you of the burden $2.50 and $3.50. of tares | of carrying tt. 2 “But what are y it?) The Attorney reason, will take 1 and the comp Laaky smoke ‘i mo othelr cigarn t and fall on the ¢ 4 1 ° Foley's was = claw-hammer par-|17")./0\1, Pea ty, toe. Between iinnore Uney_tniked. of the tn . “talent” that was to furnivh entertain. ‘ i aw thin | ie tea soon be for tt is ment for them mucepelig Te ee AHIR Tis lexat will soon t 4. Th Div rites had what to say, se TP thank you and hope tent town Haine or the gain in cod nealth: feet next Sunday several pe may put it to a lexal test Denounced by ‘Towns E made to sell at 29c. a yd. Se) locmsz<34% inches wid bargain yd! ate... surf) Corded Taffeta BOnG with four stripes of lace effect; handsome, heavy quality; beautiful colors; fresh from the 1 9c thin arbitrary: fixing NE to co about for seme if he = sia sot, eae | JAMES McGREERY & CO, may tian; the Innintier: untens the | "Twenty-third Street. pager per undertakes te right the Dress Goods and Silks. _ 2,500 yards double width Pebble Cheviots, in shades of ')29 rn produced tt tf cardinal, navy blue, roval green, reseda, brown and black. Regular 49c. ValueS...eceeeeee . 000 yards of Silks, comprising Satin Valours, in 20 differ k Foulards and atiefalines in the very ysteh) wi § Arte Hall, He Lynch and Maggte Ctr It wan a great vaudeville show and Nel- t h i ; few 4 h a noone regretted the $10 per 1nd lek privcen when im of Leanna lee ~~ | NEGRO COLLEGE WOMAN ACCUSE. A HONEYMOON, NIPPED IN BUD. scss,2.cga'7|Motag after greteyot ony Rabbed Mat Oke, Mirabeau L. ‘Towns, the w vard. "COTTON DRESS AND WASH GOODS. 2,500 Yards Fine Quality Dotted Swiss with corded stripe in tinted grounds of sky blue, pink, heliotrope, old rose, yellow, 1 2) &e; regular t9¢, yard values, 2,000 Yards Finest ‘Quality Mercerized Sateens. Thes: choice silkized cottons never before sold for less than 39¢. a yard: an elegant as- sortment of up-to-date patterns, all highly meicerized and having 19¢ the rich, lustrous appearance of tine foulards; vard Eo) Ginghamte: 5 s2-inch Batiste, new designs... 9N¢ Best qual yds. Dress Ginghams, fast colors, b-inch White Ss Finish 3 poll SHE President Sees Sights Hochstadter, but Many soe incl Wiite So 1 Finished 36 8c : k of New Orleans. Court of Threat. Other Women. joinch Bleached (usin... 5%<c Lawns, | rs 403, ak Five Prisoners Planned Bold Scheme to Es- a ; 36-inch Unbleached Sheeting. 4'.c es. Yeo vee IC i SANE "1 i eclal to The Frentng Worl!) s .—50 p Unbleached Table Damask, with slicht cape in Hudson County. XEN ORLEANS Penida | & saints ba pie Meg eee a oemeniton neench of whom naerted | f SPECIE Oa Be ei petolllteieceaaea i 29¢ ere MelKintey, “accompan was caused in the Eastman munter trial Sans Specialiecenswrersouesnsecnnncecece sus tar tect ind Mayer Capdevttle, and Ue vhen Mrs. Marx. Ann Grogan, 1 detachmen poll sy RAN | a ot \ deft the St | mother of the Bony ane man who was shot by the , shot by the) srraigned tomtay In the Yorkvi er breakfast in bie apartments eam é [prtsoner, waa called, She was weak from | 1 a | 3 -{ilneam, and wna helped by two cour om. [7 "" ie OU tN EES a a Klnlosanralvoraceadedst n Bouthern |cere to the wim, ‘She wan nésompan-| To cieme. On a charie Of carry . University. a nero Institution, ed by her daughter. Ing burglars’ tools he Min $2,069 | y Z | y Mra. Grogan spoke in a low tone as As the t i additional Dick's house about . Another woman who was present and! Invited to tea and | TH she hy A robbed was Mrs, Sid- ma teatt racks ernaitaicel | Ces: whose husband ts the ntadte e Eastman came tn and took some lames, eLagainst him wi also taffeta silk; : frills, finest cheviots, < SS n effeta silk: others e Ul : inline worsteds, un- AW), SILK AND WASH WAISTS. Sh / Tatleta Silk Waists, in black, white. lavender, light blue, xe and cardinal; hemstitched and tucked; 2, 98 eot-titting; all sizes, Percale Waist. : pe fit and tinish; new patterns; 29c¢ a © crooks confined tn the Jail, Je te escape with the at if atied thelr plaps at his ce t written by Jos: wite ulltvan vistted Te day and the lace He said che ow «Knockout mix This rug was the Jad and us t watchman Then Ute tlve prisoners were to make 1 dash for lberty vin tnteree Scho auudent wyne confessed t ‘rie add i hen ; Mey AnH ADeAy- Confensed to, the srief poi pee eh "Link from the table and drank it, 1 One Hundred and > ; aun aaa ne th in alae k + pupils of tae seh spoke to him and he sald he took Lt for NG siren! ‘Thiey were marci stanly | monologue, 1): on, wha last wee! th, hia health. Eastman did net speak tof few months ago, and furnished a home|, Ks Th . * Ihinv'the’ good iit lo tne charkes againet @ felteltious on One Hundred and Tweaty-third Fiend Tells e Complaint Against OSE Wi We len Peta yeaa aT Rc eo ee ar terme een ISU LAM ALG a oe eta sae he {ilar wien, AR en Tine att ARUF CO ERROW LEHR REAIITONEL Soon afte aked ° 0 solar plexus plows, ERED Ven years each t i EELS N a e \ buggy for me to go home, as 1 was had ree many valuable How He Tried to AA ver, Ike, As each ¢ Rmdersctes ner where m¢ E red ta when they were marrie! and it Resist. in Court. 4 at floor he jhellerwene, seton ane Miltor “He started out. As he went paet| ®As mostly these from which the burg ‘ yal WAU TYE stman Dick remarked that the dave] ar made his selection, Shortly after the Sastman aaid:| roobery Mrs. Hochatadter told her hus- owing longe Daniel W. Hanton, eighteen years old,| Fashionably dressed, John Byron ’ | His days are shot dup, aa jo ie to be pene tivs ta 4, and Liazie (Grogan’s seltey ah L bi olork employed by a Sixth ave-|Traver, who han been iving at the Hotel rugs MIG eat aa ria mint B tou beentdslnuling tt tne frm and living at No, 313 Weat{ Endicott, said to-day in Yorkvile Court mn Hustman again suid: His dave] fence saline One Hunde One Hundsed and Fourteenth street, re could not afford to pay his wife h to live on, as he Is not working. w up toa year ago was assistant two weeks a surcr of the Barber Asphalt Com- hung Hanlon purchased two ouncer | PA Hin wife is Olga Heriot Traver, of carbollc ackd, went into Central Park, | * handsome, sweet-faced woman, who sat down and awallowed the agld. vred to he an actress, She had two i GRIEVE FOR THEIR BOY. When Caught, with He wan found by a policeman and| Pretty children, five and tx years old, ts 2 a ny van taken to the Presbytertan Ho with her, When George Bernstein Gar arconted an taben he waa thought to be out of{ MPs. Traver haa been living with her by Oflcer James Quinn in Srookiyn to- mother at No, 253 Weat Fifteenth street. dled at the Presbyterian Hospital this «of carbolic 1 it se you will KLLEDN FIAT, FOR GERMANY, == Was within hare shorts i Eastman, who has stopped taking! SeCneh str jotes at the trial, water wely an she test! that se war from the effes Mrs, Grogan aw wevevnonn| REAL NICE SHOPLIFTER. fected by he Cheaterfleldian Retarne , The big Coun of the first LERLIN, May 2—A despateh Joseph exeupled by ickey Mas Been Missing Peking, i May toto the i thar the ‘a - anger, but complications set in, pre So tarred erkisn) Louistana ys és Nace ia ya {ay and brought. before Mrs Loutae Ghul Aah ise aieinery She saya her husband left her a year curred: between. the elf Jonenty Hickey a tnteieen year elt | Eitott, detective for a department atore,|"“Thefore he hail the reaction Manton | everything As on tipi, Jue yl, Ry |S MY Cael tt he | Mhe satd to him: told Mra, Hanlon, tis . with whom| “He gave me four or five bogus arlwed? i pa Ses Bi Alsat a4 home Re} at want those things you Just took hat he had n checks," she sald, "and he then di ‘As the Russians lost sixty and | that ft Joint seston of) at noon, and ¢ ie bre? peace parents rte from] prom the Jewelry case here.” yi ite peared. It cca eared me. considera iy ars t rds To-morrow Subsequently the Pre apoke from) DTN oWhy, nly, Mies," sald) Bern- ‘A ' checks came back.” haff barrels were «1 ‘ rf . tn HRS o Subsequently th nt jfrem other ry 4 rt Why. certainly, Mlps, u ni Whe wat down tn the park he sud- : Contents the sts * i ors killer and! Emper by expreaaing sneamals ny atl tmmenine Ansomblagel Niel mather td a i TSG pean nein, taking a ring and a chain from| genie becrme melancholy. the weather | er wan uccompanted by her and “Down with Divver. The « mong wo) wan ( Acepitnks, | Hytire "Nc national salute brought: the cere-l tis father, working by day, searching {Ts packet. “it affords pleasure to] wie arise cand Lunes niEs Lil haan 1M, Marx, who ati: The Vibe, primaricn held 1] The a t monies to a close. pes Ee comply, wit your very’ reaxonabie t i 1 hus pawned everything eho had , y ampicniestt — the atresta by night, hus grown twenty an in © commit sil | ty k f from tne door. ‘This hat they amet wreak, nd Hy t they. mi yy mon. | em iy ai you take them?” sakes! na ede, rea man ilven in Tusury on about B00 se LYMAN NEAR DEATH. In one of the swellest hotels in ed tha atlon of the years older, Joseph was an He has two elder sisters. Diy Tree. f | good boy, hin parents way, He wan very good MAN Koes wrong « c nn Ke WeUS) but he did not Ike school, a <1 Wl the Judge, take who in’ former sears Tens... Ma ©.) [Me was amall for his years, had clear GS SSS Sede Cay ER et a y nat ain a a ‘or D! ere tune BEMLIN May von Hahnk. While cutting an oak tree four |skin, blue eyes and brown hair. Neen the alleged shoplifter waa leq] Bxelse Comminatoner Very Weak ir thought $15 a week would panneriand ying thele vat ‘ 5 the Emperor's eet in diameter in the mountains. of ——— uway to the Adama Street dail, where and Failing. ant Sa A ati cistneatane % Miltary Cabinet, bee) : pee dissolved, Spoke und a to F bhick coll A occuples # cell In the fashionable sec- . “s Py fome Mig Guna, GuvenON eC Burin lle, la eueeoeretine *rineror Willie and (ae out af eane ios Hon ya in Hog, near Sood Will end interestitor Sale, Ee eae rnanicudihonwaniGeires pe ee are cath Fag ego: edt the aaghalt eae: prominent people present tho Military Cabinet by Gen. Hurlsen|Cabinet adhere to thelr ‘Intention to | tree to be three. mination showed the! 80¢. per line. Three Time Rate, Toc por aid he eu : a bad night.|araver hae been in the oMeo > tention to] tree to be three hundred years old and Barnatzin, twenty-four years old, of No, He is very weak to-day and belle sy Tray ‘ y. Cas: von Haesler.. = Duild the canal. Othe nair that of a woman Time Rate, 91.80 per line, 19 East ‘fenth street, Manhattan. Heit the point of death. bite] FUL ATT Mi hea}