The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1901, Page 12

us * TERN BROTHERS — ro | Ihe? | STERN BROTHE! UNTRIMMED HATS. ; FOR LAVELLES' Special Oiferings, To-morrow, In co 1 ’ ree a an . Black straw Hats, with chif- Boys’ Summer Clothing Bea OTE al West ldth St y ,and colored fancy | |Washable Sailor Suits t del y| es 4 * The Watdeville Artists| of Imported Galateas and |. 95¢. $1.38 eh i nee | $ \ UD ey aa fea = ee ; jo you know th 7 - Have Patched Up All jsizes, 3 to 12 yrs, 5 ° a de $1.25 each. | Can Tacuytakelalconrtsnienetee i Ra etre Nei H Showing grace in bandi t - Their Differences. | Washable Russian Blouse sults Various shapes in straw and | Do your bow the way to drese? ‘ , of White Drill, Striped 7 Fs $ : = ay G 8 ® Have you all the arta “noblesse?” and\Galateasaiton7ive Va E 1.95 linen nove'ties, suitable for Can you all the tricks of swell Thelr names in home !f6 are cs 5 . air aeoae nial midiyacht ! Bocloty repeat? “Jones and Rose Jones: on Singie Br i goll, coac g and yacht- : a °° pare nsna Tore) sh i pingicn Bica ae a Famous and Dainty “Liberty. If you can, 80 much to your advantage. Then you will be all inde a human of his wife tal oy ree eee ame ar std x g £ 5 00 & the more interested in a little course of lessons which “one to tho Fikaskncekaboit: sketch cone hy the/Of English serg nels, 7 to 16 yrs. Value, 17, De Cont ‘ , ; 36 styles to choose from, manor born” : teams. Boveuunraucers omplete stock of shace $3.50 values; warranted, orn” {8 about to give to your sisters less fortunate than . Ber several enrenl he Laverton nave | E ays a usehs Bri ASE 75¢ iatekioreenildrent Button and Lace Boots and Oxford Ties, in + you. If-yeu are not thoroughly versed in all the arts of deportment ’ irecaean ie : eo viaudevtile e r Guck, 35 27> 4 Russia Calf, black or tan Kid and Patent | that make a young woman gracious, the lessons will be of still more Rehicwatlexca Lae Youths’ N Shirts and Boys’ Blouses 95¢ se Leather in Louis XIV. or military heels... ) Interest to you. Bee roster aise hs coetaes Wane JAMES McCREERY & CO. _§ eS These lemons are given by the Earl ot Yarmouth, of whom yon mthen there West Twenty-third Str Twenty-third Street. | pecial Sale Oxfords. have heard. ‘They are given to a New York girl, well-born, pretty. liThen there was a sey = 4 4 i : b Welln returned to the whol eet 500 pairs Vici Kid oe! | ss Senses be clack of Cry theladvantages)wnlch) mAKe/2. “holise of his father. D i fords, h sirl well-at-ease in a drawing-room. She wanted to know the “finer We Broadway, The other half | ords, hand-turned soles RO Oarl j@pton.in the profession doing a rong | and military heels; es) a : oait tol stand: ito] dress, tol Last (to rece yer acer f and-dance “turn.” | ular $2.50 values; Shelwas/eo willlug to learn that, given /a/good teacher, jahe nadine an | ri ent S E B R | N ® special Saturday Re i) i objection to letting other girls profit by what she was taught. eae I i The “G t / So, beginning in‘next Sunday's World, the Earl of Yarmouth Guarantee”) } Ghildren’s Shoes Much Underpriced}||} csnsconugcnen cca Goeree o D | VC ) R G E D E C R H CLOTAING COMPANY, With such val ¢ lesson in a course that will result in making her fit in every way to Stay A! reporte « || Uptown Cor. 127th St. and 3d values as these there ought to be the liveliest kind figure “in society.” A fine feature, illustrated in fot ho: ith “World went to the wife's ho: yee . p St. and 3d Ave. of demand for Children's Shoes here to-morrow: ASpirser : in four colors, wit! ee pi nr phs. peoe © East One Hundred ant : + childrenis) Box Ca!f Shoes, button or lace, sizes § to 9, reduced 75 divin, (AI Gree Chie Ging ice Gel eS 9 espe ations c | oa Sa a bam glad journ of Two Years in the West. | Loris untay: toon ear merce teunsanateremeecieasecy fae Sy Roane Sait roe Bhs: mT : | set tereeeenee sees nin a window pat 9 rt proceed lnicticintei Fnicieimintet Striped Suits are very Boys’ “Iron Bound'' Lace Shoes, kind that won't wear out, Aapottericaetinon Tieapaiere3 tn Jong ago,” naid she, with a popular this season. reduced for Saturday tO... + ceseeeceensene eens tees ceseneceeees 1.49 1 ‘And chained her to her seat. ai te HES a es siihetelennoy suitiemore fe Car aC Gh ae q oI hour. ago. dressy and stylish than f F th F She: e or wink, D aegaiage.t” MN the Black Worsted Suit or the Famous toe boueht thw pone "ack." ! 8 then came with fine wh te hair- ' v And so it was. All posters are. Yet she could not take her oes | Summer Q Hat In hie compia nt fled in the selling at ueen a e eyes off this one, though she knew it was only a Iithographed fig- 5 Sirens upon cerial heb alt aes If you hse en the Suan Queen Hat,” of 46S ure. Finally, from watohing !t day and night, she came to belleve runawick, N. J. cours? you bouch! one. you haven't seen thes, 2 Py that {t was almost human, and at last her mind threatened to giv: auroaserey yonigd the Sehnrccs, and Hat you'te missing something decidedly jauaty and B om ee eee ees worth having. Fashion is enthusiastically indors- % 4 . 1 appeared In an act with aie 2 Co This is no ngement of tne imaginati ath act m “Summer Queen. it’s one of those happy % * 2) jagination. it 18 tne true story of & he Sas are broad shoul s every woman lik:s and prais:s mae % be | young woman who was completely overwhelmed by a poster. The r|fdered and represent the best ‘ ck Sail rs. Very newest braids and shapes. 3 4 poster, which may hypnoti: |] workmanstip, lined wth a very |, g 4 Sar! of polka dot Liberty Satin draped around % i ety 1 ghe paceee 7 Cu anaes about seo den ta + fine quality. of Tralian cloth. |! cons a a ea Proseht und:r th: brim. 2 be ike an interesting color page in next Sunday's World. c a v5 ; S TTS Eee of brimand top cf crow, cane fr premet Fl Suits that sell elsewhere at $16.9) $ tinsked with black velvet folds : * Ca] lot and that she w A cull curved at the brim Inns . * : » ft ina room at the Ui ING CO. additional chic. 3.59 Vats at hs % 3 } dition chic. $3. oe 7 ” . ' Uptown Corner 127th St. and 2d Ave. SE ‘saldthe old inhabitants ri a “When one dresdtul day § Our great Broadway t Lay pulselesa and dormant. O The cars fergot to run at all — 'B ys’ Summer Suits. perpen ioral, Saturday is always an important day in the Boys’ Depart- Relpealbelerel eed SS sara ment. To-morrow will be specially so. Great beaps of fresh, 5 stylish clothing. Every garment in the acme of style, superior Small wonders te. Maun paencipoen: saan a workmanship. Bring the boys along; they'll enjoy the treat of the human system, as we see It, could be without cars for a immensely. whole day! Yet it was, and only a few days ago. How and why it a) TUXEDO VESTEE SUITS, happened, what it cost, and how much better it was for all of us, lx i. — For Boys’ $4.00 and $3.50 Tuxedo Vester S; you may learn in next Sunday's World. . . . - its; 0 Shehbering O Denied in : re sizes 3, 4 and 5 years only. Strietly all-wool fan : { g Commissioner Sexton} fots and cassiméres; some. have ‘sailor collar; single and N te ad of of Suit of Marcus Has Dropped All Pro. | e deuble breasted Senne trimmed, properly x 8 ‘ made; nur spec ic : Mayer. ceedings Against Her. | ; Se econ paren isaeaces 1 do not seo the festive cat BOYS’ IMPORTED WASH SUITS. The dog te nae acarking at) o Boys’ $1.00 Imported Galatea Wash Sui The moon with voice Intense B) Olga Nethernole has secured. a new re po Mite Gree sne steal 59 for, : uits; sizes 3 to S pc Bo ore trom Francin Cantine, the refere Iiiiei/inbeciee beaieitenoenuraeintt SEU TEE Coe ay a oe AL ESS The tin are"epne wear. S who heard the claims of et | Todlengulsti) tna} howls! 3 | , . 1 aincrelistoronial inthe | pr Boys’ $3.50 Suits for $1.98. Till some more lucky day. | 'Bapho.”* Boys’ Sailor Blouse Suits; sizes 3 to S years, Fancy cats and dogs in a hospital ward, tenderly nurtured and { “This fact became ke: Boys’ Serge Russian Blouse Suits; sizes 21; t> Pye. mpered! Such {8 modern 1 ve t. New York supports a Be rcinnce : Boys! 2-ple:e Double-Breasted Cheviot Suits; ces 7 ie a oe itr pee Goin aaeisiatizes blancharit to tos s; doable seat and knees. jarge hospitals for the canines and felines, and a big force of h thE whole case to the referee These Suits are really extraord’niry values: strictly all wool, doctors caters to their scratches and bites. Little by little our Be report. thoroughly fishionable and excellently tailored dumb antmals are becoming appreciated ‘ A, H, Hummel, Miss Neth i pecured a rehearing when the referee * . $3197.15, and he showed at the m i fearing that Miss Netne I woke one night from a palsled dream ‘ @ut moneys with which she g a onasson ‘And I raw on the frescoed wall credited. A, picture fair The referee accepted the Fi TRACE La neNees PUL Cbere, ented athe: . Main Ficor, For Tnever could draw at all prada afaecen al cena , Millinery Department. tor And they told me. a pitt painted it, nr, a considerable red The Clearance Sa’e of For | OSI CT rpeaioes rankeh ner nights ~ Oo Xt : : " ' ear Teerey eld Fi.e Trimmed Hats and Bonnets bea seamen tra 4 EaRICa Aner hear will be continued. The prices Spirits, real spirits, of course, would never have done tnat, but a je last rep . Be fe tox sraatl U " ce $3. 75 $4, 75 $5, 75 to 59 75 some are so sceptical as not to believe that they can paint pictures he would prove that iat, dea’, ‘7 2 at will. Others, and such prominent people that you must at least Borer onld toi Ison 7 represent about half the actual values. admit their theorles to be of some weight, have declared, and al- tornace been A Jonasson Shirt Waist Hat. moet persuade us, that “spirit art” is a reality. They produce pic- € justice Blan See ier jpsumtimenets = Grr oor “painted by spirits” t re eo cre hearinie A new model of unusual value will be offered at tures “painted by spirits” to prove it. We reproduce them for you. ome known, ar woul to recommit. lor $2,00, of of he | h | cirste At nay BROADWAY AND 12TH ST. What fe 90 fair cs pies : t ‘ : FARRAR AAA AAA AA AAPP AAPA CaaS UG state Gaede a i e. although it that i Rai s t A III TEE, ns hs eye and the ear, ; eal i ech asi nd the emile and the tear, é Ve 3 ie Gastern and Central mates. It was a Q oe jh hn tate Amar te 4 ae Sa a a And tho sbce andthe gowar ; Rena 3 by : NEAR And the hair, straight of cu sang county: a mine fet 4 ia % 2 Bae as ‘And the hand and the ‘sues {Haat Sree us - a tiie aa tae And the pe eich thete charm, j istaanennln conistentrencen ierene F J ’ t further hew Wiison discovered né the face—of a beautiful atrit ie Mi : . ‘ inWIRGHIEA hed rea nic Us ak into the First Nu- ; Pee ALAS NEE pee ita a weit DfaRAItholerG ean wae found, ribtied with bullets, ned scorerien” of modern ers, 5 - you utitul , ers. cotue Accuses t | “Goat” Hinch Accused |r ee in Pinkerton ecters| (lenin wet Romnbateas | $1 daughters! Wouldn't you feel proud? And suppose you had so Husband of Crue! | accUSED THE POLICEMAN. | WIRE THIEVES CAP SPMD aie ee re Saas aes mae roan an nese oe “4 . narge of tt reatment. | z lsFras TURED. Far Apart. WBE OEE eer RU CotR tae ranesain In the world to paint all thelr portraits! Ah! | Youns Sather Snbh Ne rusit y last January and sentenced PEPSIN tam 18. ‘Well, one man has done so, and the first. two of his daugnters’ Mrs. Anna Lotus, of No | ns sousere | ite stn bie inka County, j of Wwarhiaate, sortraits have been painted. The picture has made the greatest’ jette avenue, Brook | ren rete “the Goat. 9, .wan meased on 41 ALL DRUGGIBTS. 100. 280, 80c.| $4 | ed by a portrait in Lon “3 tice Maddox, | x Sire thlevos were lanks lai the Bae the For sale by-Wm.B, Riker & Sons, 234 et, & 6th av. sensation ever caus¢ ya in London, and when you see a pe! addox, In Sup Ais tn vrly this {ow of the electric chate from twol His are |= ———_—_—— {t and read the criticisms of it you will understand why. y ning, for reparation toon el d mes Aware! silrectianarlelaachwinterlnsnmucdered |p : band, William #1. tus, a master] NAGS ‘ Whe he| Fred Ohester. a negro p! ay f EL OE EE aaelinm crete tig stercor| He Ds eetnensn Sey ae Re A Letter from : we th oh : for thirty-five years, and have that his se my 1 Lit Was dnticted i Ss t led children. rig titers u He wa re atin e A : 4 Inhuman treatment, andj defend nis son, Ju Ssrttih r oGhe: 8 Tourt to-d 8 onde y| “ r fat divers. times the defendant] hut he. know ther tilsetuit to LinUane inayaesebssuencuentrianeere Mazbe).wheniebe Soes sway. forsthn siNatesaiealie’plstndcore’taakae tee steas ened'to shoot Mrs. Lotue, “Tain| ' eC ATO RO OG another murder, committed tn Noveme| ! ‘onnoy. summer she will be having too June comes to cheer us’ with her smil Jwan substantiated by aMdavits yim an untrit —— ber, 140, in Cobleskill, Schoharie Couns i this atier-| Sood a time to write to you ss fully Her grace, her tresses curled, ey rs. Anna Hoffman, a daughter. waa rent te the Houve BROWN HELD FOR SHOOTING.|"*: *.* ilmpiutbacksaithiorclinare | iat she should. You'can Andjout al} Rut the very best thing r p Maddox ‘granted 88 a week ull- Py at saute fy Mineh naa had feted waht back to this city to! about it in the OUTING SUPPLE: Next Sunday's Sunday counse: fees, pending the eriminal. He came to the not! —<————_ —_— MENT o* the:Sunday World (the ris ; sat DIED WHILE AT PRAYER, (harsea with tatne ttevotver am[Chicage potter in Iss, when he w BURIED IN ARLINGTON New) sumer) Resort vection): i Lee S Viebt with Peter dae! sent to the Illnole Rerormatory: for two orate i e ebitte scomien , Ivan Was CoM in Deaths! Wiliam Hrowa, charged with shoot. |3e4re In June, Ratwaacaantaty First Issue Next Sunday, June.2. TAMPTON, May 31.—The Ham- Kneell Peter dackron, of No, aU Went | dollet Prinon for ¢ nnd nvsuiys| Uline e Rawerelg Cor yest cat |S ——— Michtler, eA seventh etree, during an alter. |INM. Re was went to tne kame. prison Heh walled from this port to-day |No- by ‘ was held for trial py | fr a similar term. Then he came Enst,| WABHINGTON, May 3.—The funeral) the ‘Fourth lela. Battery. tro a ng her passen- ide his bed Jae night and dled, eine In the West Side ang a 1595 was found guilty of burglary | services over the Jate Lieut,-Col, Fran- ieee ataeeea cae ee ea ee LEmaet iehnan ini Laspeineresacine | Som mas ; in Jeyhey City and sentenced to three| cla Michler, Milltary: Secretary to Lleut.- 7 oe are. trying for asec whether [xon, who told Gein over Milile Thomp: | year{ in the Trenton rttaon, Gen. Miles, were held this forenoon in baie riere Oh ae TRUIGA' ner, JSekebn iain Roonavelt| | Uopn his release he became the teader| §t, John's Ohureh. « A/military. escort, | vault- with: the usual of 4 gang of bursiers working in the conslating of' Troop H, Eleventh Cay- ligious lean line mer Deutsch-