The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1901, Page 4

_ THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVE. ING. MAY 3, 1901. FAIR BUYERS OF STOCKS AND A PINK-TEA BROKERESS. [alo\e)ejofolejeesers\ejelelelaie ole) sieieieje eee eieie ee ejeiiesere eis iejslejeeieieseiee) Uptown Office Which Looks Like a Mani cure's, but Where Modish Women Lose Their Pin Money on Wall Street Quota- tions. T was in a proworvenonaty sy for to say n br The tirs: closed soft with a pink with yellow by head sidewise “It's a toppy we're Just kill! The rom was manteuring and haird ments. And for morning musi have suffered, tha why. There women In t There were through all the yo and the we the real nature guised. dizzy. wouldn't k 1 Mked the A Plunging the ttle wom corner and fleures tick Th ix a big and Persian ri two great mirro: into s room with silk portleres lets and Ce smelled Ih in that at hale a dozen ltt! es the dainthest dence served to women, whe sclously ax 1a ton the ragged themselves—well hever seen wome softer volced undo who Wer eons were ate away as pin money wert And the wom pat it bs better x two qualt and that's ¢ there. ere was not a word xpd while I was ¢ been ratd bt homes of eres her are kind of womer Ske stood uj her oyebraws with a ites wom snd ald her ha hers on and arm—and £ the hurried o two other houkht thorous! all. She course, than th to stand her jos she's go. to - She han H woman in a Ble Hour tai Year, w May fa! ager ap plunging tna “Do they ail 1 asked ii She divided classes all w men deftly into two There ar 0 Jose well, whe said, nowhe lose everythin) omay luae well beca: u cause they nay re trouble They are usually so Who have a read about to oan the ditticulty everythin don't} go tn wil the e sume they don't the way a 1h Would. They ju knowin in this room at, more than any “with what sort of w Joxe and nt ko quietly ey ever shed her. Why, of cour They have a co It: braces them athem fh ghelor irl now, ahe stood, taki wallver tray—the ir for plu: with w tal |B. R. T. STRIKE IS SI OO OOOO OOO MAN STOCK SCENE AT THE WC BR oo that One Has Been Considered. 1 fran: | rte tals of the Bro: aNpany emptat World rien Rap den! at tow matum had | this | neon on She had just risked current wine t titont | atu 90d Breas any omar with a demand from j fiet Paid not know the men me ' sedounth) bowen men 1 leave Superiaten- kes, who had the tt fa » ayaten Todiwcharged the three men sike BO AWAY WT OUR AUTHGRS “SUONY UBD. ARE THE BEST. | 5 Corporation Counsel|Col. Hamer eae Amer- Whalen Says Police ica Rage England in Soule Stop It. | New Writers. 1 ah n Labor Oa policeman layers w No Allied the attention Me tile w building x t it | vis wh authors. ‘Phe vhy should not in literature ua well uw in the inanufacture of wteel produc! u i ny he Sergeant at the Twe Rret recta Station upheld the police- man, No Ultimatum Prepared and Employees Deny, COLL RUA Publi . ‘iuliy’ # | it would be Vartueking |stow to that e much thetr Just | inatitutions {admit 1 w big bows,’ them writ V OF aS. the he was a student in the “But thats the ECE PAPER STS CROKER cation Is Sup- pressed Because of | Attack on Boss. tained we well its an attack would a “1 only prior to as you know but that abe tlehard Cro mu atherwax and tr was not good pe things abou! Mberty if the fete ’ ten about re more would be less there treaidents suggestion Sr the tall papers nore hus suppress a | ~|OLD OFFICE NOT THREATENED GOES ON ’CHANGE Twenty-Seven Years Cl, CITY’S Vio- Hiauman ydman, | ¢ hows a | Vl oasen. there $< | thirty a week, HAVE YOU ANY BUSINESS PROP- enn di erty to let? Sunday World Wants] * ™ find tenants quickly, _ Mertionttorat Malt wi af Once in fron vatitwned to BOY Frank E. Brumley | Pays Record Price for Seat. Meleleininlelninivininivininiet — citric Hy witae ith Nis tay Hale elves tNe vi nd drenses t HOME OF FLOWERS. Park. ire being made to fil uo butding with the meas and In tt alt the park system will be irge tn smatl-pe being Afty-six cases whe selgbt were recorded the The on} in article in} Ts parents live | | | i | Ne Negun | cups total number of con-| 5, Bec “OUTFITTERS Have Purchased the Entire Stock of Men’s and 8 elects TO MEN AND BOYS, Youths’ Medium Priced Sack Suits of The Fechheimer-Fishel Co., 746, 746 and 750 Broadway. with too many business suits. merchants have bzen afraid to buy. But doesn't the farmer have to face the !oss of his crops? Even so the merchant has to face his. it philosophically. Thev had to lose—-thev decided to los: to their best customer. So they offered us the stock at our own price. golden—we seized it, and so can you. The Fechheimer-Fishel Co. are wholesalers of high repute—mak- ers of the finest clothing in America. they found themselves, at the end of the wholesale season, stocked up For the first time in ten years The season has been backward and This great firm could afford to take The opportunity was | SALE COMMENCES TO-MORROW AT 8 A. M. At all of our Four Convenient Stores. into two lots. We Finished Flannels. Spring browns and olives. and Cheviots. hipped, of many of the “for wear with sh $15.00, Our sale A great variety of Men's Tweeds, Cassimeres, effects, including xrays, Broad shouldered, broad form-fitting. “ye divided the entire stock Suits at $10.00. | Suits at 12.00. This kc Home and Youths’ Cheviots and Velour Made up in’ the new greens, Also bluz Serges metes, Cl Flannels. resented in Correll this 3 or 4 button Sack shoulders, tand-felled collar, ha Hand-padded shoulders, hand-telled) collar, hund- sewed butto Allthe attributes of J) buttonholes. the best cust hes. Trousers J best custom cle many consists n thi All and Princeton ra is so celebrated. th f these Suits are iy shirt wais Our sale price, 7 00 M4 Men‘s and You! Trousers suitable $18.00 POSITIVELY NONE OF THESE GOODS SOLD TO-DAY. SALE COM- MENCES TO-MORROW AT 8 A. M. IN ALL FOUR STORES. MAIL ORDERS FiLLED. Dye Outfitters 279 Broadway, nea Four Convenient + Stores. | ‘DONT KNOW MAN 47 Cort ISIN CONTEMPT Justice McCarthy Fines’ Dr. Freedman $72.22 jting, finely | tailored; special for Short Answers. M sourt this morning debtor contemy st tee Mecarthy vi know you have sie you borrowed any?” n April 3? ie AY pte oat ou ever pay wey of your rena. part of the foure do you ove Wh art 1 1 ives there?’ Freedmin Ma wia hi pald the cent Caan pa. = we He Heel yd PASSENGERS 2S ON | GERMANIC. |. of the Paris re—Other Arrivals. Germanic which arrived Ho 1? “Don't Antonio Paell, of the Moris and hie wife, They Wt relatives of Mra Juan, Porto Rica es Mr, and Mpa: G. hardt, M ages hea also increased $9 Mr. and Mrs. Wacter 3. Odell. ‘sir and tent, there being 1,863 cane: Mra. ‘april there were 1,685 | Bheriff,, Rev, R. Cc. ONphant. Miss K. C, M. Taylor, Rey. Jonn Wright and Mr, and Mrs, John Wink. “| pants; s 4 Sie. 300. wine stamped C.C C, Never sold in bulk. Beware of the dealer wio tries to sell Chambers St. landt St. Bevs' Satlor Su of navy serge; perfec $3: 7S value $5 eS) Special Sale of Boys Clothing. zts, t fit | Bows’ Sine SHH | lof navy and black cheviois; | yalso fancy mixtures, either ldouble or single - breasted jcoats, with bloomer or $5.00, valve $6. Boys’ Wash Su of galatea cloth; ‘color a es, special Sr. 5: 10. Gs something "Just a3 good.” For a Short Time Only. leat then wholenale prices. 1b DROADWAY, Cor Washteaton_t MARY SEIDONL, tueked, Xie.: pl _Holp' Wanted—lFumala, elaas book” hand works at, once. Apply “abt in 240 Ih ave. knee res Sto 16yrs.; special . 50. 2ts, assorted sailor or Russian Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20ib St | | CANDY CATHARTIC ACOA Draggiss SPECIAL OFFER! Ladies’ Svils, Skirts and Jackets. Closing out at retail a large assortment of sain- ples of Men-Talloret Custom-Made Garments at Must be ald at BEIFELD, MANUFACTURERS, once. plac t Maker; on eal tet. Church and Greenwich Sts. 244 and 2$9 Sixth Ave. bet. S4th and 15th Sts. $25th St., corner 3d Ave. i} | wllecus to Men and Boys. ‘| Ogen Late Saturday | Night. West 14 thse, omg ERT Wy Yeop TAAoG manA ‘SRELIABLE CA RPETS the the floors from k chen with all reliable materials toyal Wiltons, and the looms of the w » world have contributed this on's stock. ORIENTAL RUGS, K RAR WN $6.50 & $12.50 Uistie $10.00 ta $20.09). You know their fine, rich color tnt do you know what a effect they give a mat- ting-c red floor, without sacrifice. ing cool comfort? Draperies, too, in all materials and styles, but only one price—the low- est. Bagdad Portieres & CouchCovers $3.50 value $6.09). “Long Credit" by: All promotes economy wing little payments far apart. s marked in plain figures, CASH ow CREDIT (wPERTHWAIT 104, 106 and 108 Wesr 14° St. NEAR ST AV, Brooklyn Stores’ Flatbush Av. near Putian $¢ THE Coward Sense SHOE Sense For Children, Is the net result of thirty years’ endeavor in one direction—abyalute perfection of a shoe that should maintain, support, protect and in every) way conserve the natural shape of the little human foot—so often mistreated and abused, No other shoe is like it. Sold only by tho maker, and at the following prices: Infants’ 65c. to $1,00 Children’s sores e $5.30 to $165 Misses’. .. + seers $2.00 to $2.75 Shoes a'so for Adults, JAMES S.COWARD, 268-272 Greenwich St., nearWarren8t.,3.¥. 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