The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1901, Page 12

*. CLOTHING COMPANY, Uptown Cor, 127th St. and 3d Ave. VA OVERCOATS. These Overcoats are a usual “Guar- antee” valus—three to four dollars be- Jow the price other stores charge. We can afford to sell them ata lower price, we sell so many. Style and Quality considered, it's the saving to you of $'s and c's that counts. GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO. Uptown Cor. 127th St. and 3d Ave. NOT TO GRAB ELM STREET. William C. Whitney . Says Metropolitan Expects to Pay for Franchise. NO SECRET WORK DONE. “Company Anxious for Right’ of Way ; end Willing to Give a Fair Price. William C. Whitney told a reporter of “The! Evening’ World to-day that the Metropolitan Street Railway had no ine tention of “xrabbing™ and that the Company reasonable price for the franchise. “The no for a ex ‘operate on was months ago,” said Mr. Whitney here Wwe dublic hearing: question a he project ay Necently the~ have been numerous tnquirics from property holders on Elm street as f@ why the franchise had not been Kranted. We made no attempt to get the measure sceretly through the Mu- nicinal Assembly. That would be ab: surd. “Phe charter provides that the Board pf Estimate and Apportionment shall de- Se id for the prive e franchise {x granted by Assembly it goes to this After th flege. the Municipal Board and ts returned to the Assembly for final approval, “We had no idea what sum the Board of Estimate and Apportionment would name. If it was a fair figure for tne franchise we would pay it; if not, we would decline the franchise. It ts purely a business proposition. “The Metropolitan Street Ratlway Company ne another Jongitudinal Btreet to reach the lower end of peity with tts cars, We aim to pe Lour system, ani If the pu & proper service we m cllities to « our t have the i ¢ world, velled widely will 1 ' claim, Hut we alm to improve tt, and improvements ra too, that th e Ta vd iran Com this munici, cent, of th nine other fare on ithe Metrop: would wipe out all profits and fo lors. It Aud “operate The action lution of th referring t Estimate a that the BB. Mercentage to the franch PAU the oft of Altermen ic w ithat no franchine Jeonnecting railway had —— NEW $2,000,000 HOTEL. AB, Chisholm to Erect 1 on \ ¢ Fifth Avenue, y Plans have been filed at the De ment of Bulldings for a ten and ¢ _, gen-btory brick: hotel, at ne fast corner of Fifth avenue @econd street, fact: 100 feet on venue and 13.5 toon Fifty: el will be 21 feet Zand’ of the’ ten: extension 139 he buildin, $0 be freproof, an Cost $2,005 tewart HH. Chisholm, of Watreot, Is thes owner! ‘W, Hatt, of No. Bt Lroadw ect. IRTIN JULIAN IN TR et OUBLE. Hie retuses to pay-$3i rent. fot at Bath Beach for the month Martin Jullan, the’ bro: sof Bob Fitzsimmons, wil) tard a lawsult next’ week. | near Benson\ Threo M } criminal e] ing on the Snore road. 1p attra SOROSTS THE BEST SHOE FOR WOMEN. None genuine without the Sorosis label. Ladies’ boots and shoes for every requirement of weather or climate or dress. Made of finest selected Leathers by skilled workmen-- on scientifically designed lasts. These lasts are made in th: Sorosis factory, and when selected by a purchaser are reserved for her particular us:. They carat be duplicated any other maker. 3-50 per pair. Misses’ and Children’s Shoes and Boots. _ THE ‘WORLD:: _ STERN: BROTHERS | are now showing a complete assortment of Cashmere Wrappers neatly trimmed with lace and braid, Value $6,00 to 10,00 Flowered Silk Kimonas, $9.75 Value $13,00 To-morrow, A Special Offering of 50 Cases Blankets For school or dress occasions. ‘These are made on similar lasts to the ladies’, are fashionable in appearaiice, hygienic in design, and with the correct shaping to perfect the form of the foot while growing. 1134 to 2, $309 per pair. Sto, $2.59 " Misses’ Sizes, Children's Sizes, JAMES McGREERY & CO., Twenty-third Street. UPHOLSTERY DEPT. Fourth Floor. ‘JAMES MeGREERY & GO. MAID’S APRONS. Aprons, with bib and bre- |telles, — embroidered and ‘hemstitched,—and round or square, “5 o'clock tea! aprons,” jAbout 5,000 yards rich moire Satin Damask,— |New colors,, including. vari-| ous shades of rose and green,—cream, turquoise, crimson, and gold. \Very effective for hangings, draperies and furniture coverings. | 25¢. each. wall! Aprons ,with hemstitched skirts (54 inches wide), rib and bretelles, 4g§e. each. $1.75 ver yard, usual price $3.00. 4oo pairs fine swiss-made| lace curtains—lIrish Point, Point de Paris, Point de Calais and many novelty laces in ‘period’ designs. Fulllength. | Twenty-third Street. Sale of $4.50 to $8.50 per pair. 1 53.00, 4.50 x 53.62, 4.25, 5.50 a 54.50, 6.75 10.4 Size for single beds, 11-4 Size for double beds, 12-4 Size for extra large beds, DOWN COMFORTABLES covered with fancy sateens, 6 x 6, for double beds, Flannel Department A large collection ef: French Printed and Embroidered Flannels And In addition ' 3,000 Yds. SCOTCH FLANNELS in the most desirable colors and effects, Regular price 45¢ yd, 21° MUSLIN SHEETS, PILLOW & BOLSTER CASES At the following attractive prices Sheets Piain Hemst'd| Pillow Cases Plain Hemst'd | 1% by 23 yds, 37C 46 |42by36inches I2¢ 15¢ 1y 224 “4 44 53 j45“38 “ 13 17 “24 « 48 57 |so38 “ 14 18 1073 sat! 54 63 (5438 “ 16 20 24"2% “ 55 64 | Bolster Cases : 2 ess sey 59 67 |42by 63inches 20 29 2% “224 60 69 |42"72 « 23 32 216 sto es 66 75 las“ 76 « 27 36 Special Values tn Lace Curtains Irish Point, Pr, $4.50, 7.75, 11.50 Renaissance, Pr. $3.95, 7.50, 12.00 American Point Arabe, Pr, $5.00, 8,50, 12.00 Each $9.75, 12.50, $11.50, 14.50, Stores Bonne Femme, Irish Point Bed Sets, CORSETS. ee Curtains to match, : ; 2.00 to 5.75 per pair. New, straight front model. Rich, heavy. brass _ bed- Made of white or black 100.00 to 375.co each, \ Mattresses, Pillows, uphol- stered springs and bolsters. JAMES McGREERY & 60, Twenty-third Street. COLOMBNS CET SUPPLY OF ARHS RIFLES AND AMMUNITION TAKEN BY VENEZUELANS. | JAMES McCREERY & CO. Twenty-third Street. LONG ADRIFT IN ~ CARLES BOAT. |sHEA. UNABLE TO GET HELP, WAS FLOATING TO SE.s. ti and Hungry, He Was About to Abandon Hope When Tag Appeared. fe For four houra before daylight this morning Bernard Shea, « fisherman live Fort Hamiiton, out toward the sea through the Narrows In a rowboat from which the oars had been 10 Although he tried Rectorpenont j by every means in ha power to attract | SAN JUAN. Porto Blea, Oct. 22 Attention from passing craft, he wae | \ivless received here fram tea Gualray forced to walt until day! After ne} S Deena sre. of WAH had given up all hope he was rescued (TM BHMENL) Of, REMS, vo captain of the tugboat Geraldine, |{mmunlbon, sisting of 1,600 rifles y the captain je tukbOa raldin vannid AO, cartridges, one Roar zia jen, Uribe-Urie! Marching Bee yond Frontier for a Fight. tloate i ! a steads, — extengive .vari-! y coutil,—with genuine] cry of plain and hand- whalebone. some designs. ni $2. | as $25.00 to 75.00 and | eyer onesson & 0. West Twenty-third Street Will offer to-morrow, Thursday, Walking Suits, of superior quality black and blue cheviot, Nor- folk or tight-fitting effects. Jackets silk lined, skirt flare flounce, tailor stitched, at $23,50 and $25,00 Fur Department. Mink Cluster Scarf, 8 sable fox tails, value $12.50, at Muff to match, 24-inch block, at Alaska Sable Cluster Scarf, 6 14-inch tails, value $15.00, at BROADWAY & 12TH ST. $9,75 $9,25 $9,75 MAN AND WIFEILL ALL IRISH UNITED WITH SMALL-POX) IN ONE CAUSE, of Btaten Taland. *. whoita'd thireystwn’ {yearn oft ner towed by the Venezuelan -gun- makes a Hving for himacif and family {POHL Twenty-third of May, and yin by the catches tn, hie seine nets HarKe Of the Venezuelan Generals cosernment Dock! at Bort Ham, {Pedro Rodrigues and Franctaco Leva: At the turn of the tide-at mid. (left la Gulra Oct. 18, bound for the Shea rowed out to he nets to] Ubner Orinoco 2 The arms and ammunition will be an pulling i oars fell overboard un-| MrHed over to the Colontdian Liberals 1and drifted away with the tlde. | jeanare* for use-by “the the Conservative Gov- Sudde Shea found himself going hatColemblin Deven ‘ol epartmant, slowly, out to sea, ‘There was not eveb a drivk of water in the Boat. Several aca. The. expedition, which. wag passed him, but Shea could nots *eht oY the Veneguelan Government, de- ihetattetittonitot inekeront bak 1 openly, followine plans arranged Aracaa. eee ' Gen. Uribe-Uribe, fr oweveral days’ delay, .panged from Venezuela into the Colombian, district of Las Griag Satur: day, at the head of about two-thougand men. Whether they are all Colombians, 'lor partly enezuzelans, It 1s impossible TO TRY DIAMOND. «| to denhitdly’ ascertain. | ‘ es I; ‘| tis betleved that Uribe-Uribe intends TGR trying’ to. join’ the detachment oom: manded by Marin, the Colombian leader, at Garcla Rovira. Uribe-Uribe will try to evade ‘action’ with the Conseryutives near the frontier, and, if he succeeds tn so doing, will attadk the Conserva- tivea at some dietance beyond the fron: tler. i ‘ In» the meantime, the stationed at Tachira_h been manoeuverin, a bon » He ed hope when, the 1 took him m: hunger ‘ort Ham- and cold. He was take ion and put ashore —— BARRETT Forma nnouncement ¢ He . ow calde at Albany, | | District-Attorney Philbin ‘announecd this morning that Capi. Diamond, {n- dicted’ for neglect of duty In’ falling to suppréss a disorderly’ house,’ will | ty, ut ontrial'in Albany on Nove & Justice Barrett, now asltting In the ranch of the Supreme Couit, in this cA has igned. to tr; Pel yu tried: of "tht cak ent | Franklin, U. 8. A., retired, dined. with |: TAKEN ¥ROM _DORINCOURT|REDMOND GAYS ENGLAND HAS APARTMENT-HOUSE. + TO FACE 20,000,000, \ Hie Misel: in to America Exp! Spcech Before @ecparture. { Two victims of emall-pox;have been taken to North Brother,Island from the fashionable apartment-house The Dorin- court, No, 55 Past Beventy-sixth street, corner ‘of Madison” avenue. * They: are ‘Mr. and‘Mra. William Downes, who ar- rived’from Europe only, three days ago, 4 All the 'teriants have!been vaccinated, the house:has been: thoroughly + fumi-'] curred in the: United States. gated and overy preventive measure haw| Also that England ‘hereafter © would been taken. ‘| have'to Nght! tho world-wide Irish race, ‘The tenante sald to-dey; that they.re- [08 :wenty., miltione,,, Swhose. action| Is, garded all danger as past,/and that none of them had’any Intention of moving. | + CORK, Oct, 3.—John Redmond, M. P}, during the course. of the general reply which he made, here to. the numerous A } addresses presented to him, previous to his «departure: for -the: United « States, laid particular stress-on his con:entioh ithat his misston,to America could be taken as proof that the reunton which had occurred in Iretand had alao oc- were honorable and r] ight» of God, and who pra- ferred to be linked tothe meanest free fountry on earth than to the. British ———=____ H +. 7 Dined by King Leopold. =} BRUSSELS, Oct. %.—Gen., William B, . cd mond also sald that his mis- Kipg Leopold,’ atthe ‘puldce, yesterday evening. ; During the afternoon the Gen. ‘eral had a-long-privaté audiehce with ro! have on a backell by. the, public support and sympathy } WEDNESDAY ‘EVENING, OCTOBER 23,:1901; |’ Ladies’ House Gowns ‘of Lace, Liberty Satin, Figured Stiks, Matelasse and French Flanneis | * "And will place on sale to-merrow | $4.95, 7.75) $3.50 sion was to show England that) sho}: New York’s Fastest- Growing Store. West 14th Street. surest, chances: ———, Extra Quality Union Ingrains, 1 yard wide: very service- 1 9 able; actual value 30c. Per yard, at . obo extra Velvet Carpets, nothing more serviceable where good, hard wear is required; good value at $1.25 per yard; to-morrow at...... Hiegins’s All-wool Brussels. extra quality; egular price 6c. per yard, at... eseeeeeeee Tapestry 44¢| * 85c. 65c. Linoleum at 35c. We control the cutput of one large mill, and we retail this opular grade at a little less than the cost to manufacture, Just as an advertisement for this branch of our busi- Ness. It's a policy arpl ed to linoleum seiling in no other store than Ro henberg s, and it is winning Matt Another special qualities—just roll for. Scores of new ‘friends for uy every cay. It's renuine cork Inoleum, 2 yards wide, and Selling regularly at 55 and 65 cents per square yard; sp.cial at... The rug sale continues. Thus we build a permanent, desirable business. Bromley’s Smyrna Rugs; twelve ditlere Ww patterns; perfectly reversib to-morrow at splendid color ngs; par exceptional valu centres; real val Wool-Filled Art 00; 8.75 Royal Smyrna Rugs; widely known for the'r superior Wearing gealities; sl wool andl reversible; 10.6 by 7.6 size; good value at $17.50 ] 1 98 e | J 7.50, ceptional valuz at Wonderful Brass’ Bed Reversible Smyrna Rugs, 15 ft. Jorg and 12 ft. wide, rich Oriental patterns, value We have purchased nearly 2,000 brass and iron beds $30.00; to-morrow at... from one of the most reliable akers in the busine: s;— took all that hz hid on band in order to get liberal prices con- cessicns. snd make world-beat- ing offers in ths sal. The first shipment is here,and will te placed on sale to-mo:row.’ Scores of other valuss just as good as these two: 6x9 1.39 Heavy Solid Br: quire. Heavy posts and rails; excell nt finish; joints strong and dependable, its equal for less than $20.00? Here to-morrow at. 5 Massive Bow-Foot French Enamel Bed; heavy brass rail and two brass spin Bed, just like illustration, bow foot, all sizes and any length solid brass mounts and vases; 1 1-4 inch pillars; in all sizes and any length; goof value at $10.5) to-morrow al..sseeee Improved Hair Mattresses; made in HVBSSSVSOSVSASVSVTETVSTSOVSVSS SSESSSSS SOSVS SOP CJ a EveryWoman — car'& stim Coat & Skirt - Sale. ‘Needs a Long Coat and a Walking Skirt. rao English Rain Corte, square shoulders, yoke and sleeves taffeta lined; value $15, Now $ro.50. roo Long Coats, made of good quality covert, in black, tan and oxford; half satin lined velvet collar; value $18, Now $12.50. 375 Walking Skirts, made of fine melton cloth, black, blue, gray and oxford; tucked and stitched at bottom; value othenbers &. Immense Garpet Glearing. ; 37,000 Yards of Carpetings to Go at Most Remarkable Price Concessions. Within afew weeks we'll need every inch of space in this carpet store for holiday displays. That’s why we offer liberal price concessions right in the height of the carpet season. Instead of bearing the cost of moving and storing the goods, we're going to make radical reductions in prices. That's the quickest way of moving them—and it means a decided advantage to you. Look at these economy a | Alexander Smith’s Finest Axminsters, very attractive patterns, in all the latest fai very reasonable at $1. At eee ceeseceeeeeee Carpet designs; warp; red, green and blue; $10.00 value; per roll of 40 yards ....... More Gxceptional Rugs. Interest doesn’t seem to dezreise a bit. 12 it. long by 9 ft. wide; in| Smith's Seamless Axminster Rugs, four long by thre n 1 A the lowest prices for standard quuliti 1.98 50 Brussels Ruzs, rich (Oriental and floral pat erns; four yards long by three that you may re- Nave you ever seen 18.00 Mattress for 9 In conjunction with the bed sale we will place on sale to-morrow 150 denim or satin tickin.; a regular $18 value; spec’al to-morrow at, Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded. Velvet Carpets, splendid patterns and rich colorings, reg- ular $1.00 grade, to-mor- [oj TOW Alesee.... 98c e $10.00 Japanese im ss Matting at $6.98 per Roll, lot for to-morrow. Magnificent such as others ge: $10.00 per Satistied purchasers send others. ¢ wids; plain or 1 30 OO; to-morrow, at. quares, except onal variety; absolutely 7.689 9x9 2.75. 3.98 wecrihee 2 14,98 Bargains. id. x ts ef idles at head and feot; 5.98 75d. 9.75 one or (wo parts, in fancy World Wants Are Unequalled in Their Results ! Paid Help W: in this morning’s World. 1,29 Paid Help Wants in the $3 other N. Y. papers combined. 56 $5 to $8.50, sor this sale, $3.75 & $5.00. Waskell. Carhart s (¢ $ Broadway, and 13th St. ‘of seventy m! ut seventy mui sf tre ponte «| WHY MORPHINE - POISONING? ‘To-day publig opinion :In-every civil: % fued nation “was against. England, ang| Cause of -Servaut’s Death Gl.en by oe of his objects in: gorg-to ‘America } DaLtacd Wasa Paalig ont was to prove-to-the-English statesmeh sng Coroner's office ‘reported. today that, the public opinion (af shes Nori that, Josephine | McCarthy.. forty-five (aa) upon (héatae sof roland andi tbat sold, had dled Jn the Flower His- the while’ public opinion’ of tha, Amerf ents lds bad dled 1h the ; tion, “of’'the ‘leading Aresrican | PLO! of morpiine ps L aa can na Miss MoarthyC: was'a-domentlc in the statesmen, .and_of_all.political partich . : | omploy saf Dr, Frederick Hyder a. ri itt complete sympathy with Ite-| ia physician, of No. mer dtnOb: COP trepgD: filrd street. Sho wan/stticken with an ee eplleptte ft yenterday. while ironing cao 1 DISCHARGED BY CRANE. : jw en the Flower Hosp! Ca Yaseen aig } an ambulance Nee je Refuges to Hold Arsrlt-j}ihe family for ubout’ two years: ‘three Compant sie did no. drink, and that, ane (Fused drugs. family ‘Magiatrate Cranc SISOVSTSSVOSSSSISSSSss: ae VBIBBGOVOVSVVTSVSSSESVSSVOVSVSVSeosd in 's residence it was salt with to-day discharged !understand. Why the cause of death Marie 'Forrest,; Leona Kahn and ey-| should be giver 3} morphine poisoning. mour, Kabn,;who yesterday gave them-| - nelveb up. - 1 to n| AGENTS . KITCHENWORK . LADIES" TAILORS,. 31 LAUNDRESSES, "| 1 3] Lockssutus -. 3| NECKWEAR i URSES .. BUSHELMEN BUTCHERS CANDY MAKERS .. CABINET MAKERS, CANVASSERS ., ... 3 RENTERS PACKERS 4] PAPER no: PAINTERS .. APERHANGER! .. 5| pHoToGRAPHEns CARPET (LAYERS.._3| PIANO HANDS. | CARRIAGE Ds. |} CHAMBERMAIDS .. §) J cLpnks .... TCOAT MAKERS . \c CTORS COMPOSITORS cooks + 3] presseRs, + G) PRESSMEN | + SH PRINTERS + 39) noorERs + 3) BALRSLADIES + 7) SALESMBN =... + 3] SEAMSTRESSES . . '3| SHORMAKERS . 11] SILVERSMITHS .... DRESSMAKERS .... 25] TAILORBSSES'.. DRIVERS +6] TAILORS .. +5) TINMITHS .... | 3| UPHOLeTERERs +7] USEFUG MEN, ES ., 6|VARNISHERS . - 22] WAlst HANDS 18TH. DESIGNERS EM! ve! YOKOHAMA, "Oct, 22—The treasury} OIALS. f exchequer million. Hat we eu inet Hales three: 'Betue for tus sale OF amount of te: HOUSEWORK IMPROVERS JAN * €