The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1901, Page 6

__THE WORLD: FRIDAY EV VOTES LOST BY a 12 2,000 VOTERS. BERNHEIM & CO.’S Bargains Have Become Famous. SALE OF Tammany Men Are Can Over Wrongly Marked Ballots and Blame Van Wyck for Them. This unusual mild winter and consequent stagnant wholesale trade has made manufacturers with big stocks desverate. Knowing of our readiness to handle big stocks for SPOT CASH, from some big deals we made last year, two of the best makers of tine clothing have come to us during the past week, and we now own their entire stocks of this season's newest style Cloth: ng BELOW COST OF PRODUCTION {Fe ACSIMILE OF A DEFEC- Here is a facsimile of the TIVE BALLOT 12,000 defective ballots. It was obtained by The Evening World | fe-day at the Bureau of FE. MANUFACTURERS’ CLOTHING STOCKS 259, 261 6th Avenue. Hi “it The Swellest Dresser in New Yori Bet. 16th and (7th Streets. Probably has his clothing charged to his account, and in that respect we place you on an equal foot- ing with him. We not only provide clothing of the dressiest character for the entire family at astonishingly low prices, but we offer you the ad vantages of our charge system, which permits of small, convenient payments, a privilege which costs you nothing, is not extended as a favor, but as your right under the operation of our popular tions. The indignant Democrat | who voted it put his cross care-| fally before many candidates. His indignation evidently over- came him when he reached Van, Wyck's name and he attempted SALE BEGINS AT9A TO-MORROW. Our Buyers’ Pluck Enables You to Buy Your Winter Needs in the Better Grade Goods Thus Early'in the Season at Prices Never Before Attempted— Better Not Delay. Part -Vayment flan. Fnother Masterful Clothing Deal. pepe uterate fe Ue Wr ire) EURNISHINGS -OVER COATS: ‘ Multiply the selling capacity of ie aang sare BY saree 5 | due, Colored Shiris, al c such stores as ours in various cities and you will comprehend wh 1 OE ES Cs 8 _eeratehe 4,00) with seuftes wartheieeeceeee 35 manufacturers with large surplus stoc!ss first come to ae an Bey Pee, PAS OO Cae 5,09. =: "Je Another instance this week of over.production, of anxiety to in the Borwin) BOW ec hy real ‘ : Be aL tnload, ot a loss taken now to prevent a greater loss later, a splen- Oo Rerexser NT 7,00 4 = 6 did line thst we can offer you for less than wholesalers ordinarily ti pay. If we were also permitted to divulge the maker’s name it 9,59 ' would add still greater emphasis to the phenomenal values we offer 1 Wide O Rehghen Inest Sut you for to-morrow, } OF splendid fabrics, includin Men’s High-Class Suits, & srg tic, ictaing meres and Chevio's, Blues, Blacks or Fancies, single or double breasted and frocks Same patierns, style, cut, finish and general excellence as you would look for in high- priced tailors’ productions at double the price, and which elsewhere would te considered as splendid values at 22.50 and 25.00, For Sat- 16 50 COLES hangaboniconutics eno oad ho gOS OD OAHU IDGSGOsA sarees ot » Specially made garments, including the nobby Men’s Overcoats. Chesterfield Yoke, now all the rege, in alle wool Oxfords, plain or fancy. The assortment includes Fall and Winter 15 00 e weights, cut long, short or medium. Not one in the lot that you could duplicate under 20.00. For Saturday a! Fer Mayor, EDWARD Mt. SHEPARD. (G0 many would ha oMclals with the porsivle exce Henry Unger. candidate for Attorney. What tends to make 1 More bitter js th desire to ser: toss of the county ticket Cause was the action of Yor Comptroller TAM WOEADD, Ja. District: | | wh 4,45 mmany ‘all ° Wigwam trying to arra the ballot so that the Su Court Sse sitalie ittase 45 5 . Just as we go to Your wardrobe is not ’ Just received, a fine Foren Moule afraid to natch Juntice wf the Suprema Cour inatstish tus: Oy SHOES. Fanc y Vests: press our ayer ine Full Dress. (co hicte without Fu | Men's Hats. / ¥ extra. good je trick of the name of Van 55 $125 Moyes Strong scliosi orms us that he has secured a remarkable | y “Tae chi S" 69¢ barpain in sample fancy Vests, marie Maton | Dress or Tuxedo Coat and Vest, of which | small shape Black Derby Hats of the the Hat of nomi : from 5,00 to 7.00; all sires. For to-motrow's sale a choice Hairelinest 1.6? KNEE PANTS 2.45) sit Weal ante eons 2c Only ow customer we cary a full line at prices 12.50 regular 3,00 order. On sale to- ranging from 32.50 down to... MOFOW at... see eee cece Boys’ Clothing. 4.45 2.95 2.98 175 Young Plen’s Suits & Overeoats) h Npopular candidate. y i astrous mist Ipstead of scaring them more determined ¢ ine Worsted” Dress it made n Wyek » ae wrranged a ae For Judge of.the Clty Court, We consider no transaction complete until entire satistaction ts given, The finicky young man who appreciates aie and Bale! ereaee aeeadr nee " ees imed according: JONN Py BCHUCHMAN. 4 ee sy q 7 , le touch lly lacking in young men’s sizes to precedent would have know - T IN REPA\R FREE, YOUR MONEY REFUNDEV IF YOU WANT iT. style touches usually lacking in y i = Mow toscrachit nt Ersoereeiatntn eat j CLOTHING KEP: REVAR ner is the young man we like to fit out with well-fitting clothes, and that means every healthy, romping Am it was, there was such a contusles Yor Sherif, Ope = clothing. boy in New York. per azuctlors A man of In- JOHN T. OAKLEY. | Every SATURDAY, k F. Cheviot S il Bl S . All-wool Serges and PG Sree Evening. © i 30 SUITS of Black, Blue and Fancy » gallor Dlouse Suits, Choe ene so strong was the Wyek that thon. with their pencils single or double breasted, long or short roll, sizes 15 to 19. OVERCOATS of all-wool Oxford Frieze, and Meltons, cut short or long, long peak Garnet and Brown, silk embroidered shield and sleeves, 3 to 10 years; actual 4.00 value. For to-morrow ate. Three-Piece Suits, s=" For County Clerk, GEORGE 11. PAHRDACIT. 2.98 and ERNIWEIM ERNHEIM & ©: (CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, HATS. SHOES. | FURNISHINGS, HATS, SHOES. ‘wands Jabbed away Pants ane | DOWNTOWN i i Sizes 15 y Vest, in all-wool Cas- X Pwirtiaa TRavEns seaoste THIRD AVE. CORNER 127TH ST. or square lapel, with or without yokes. Si simeres and Cheviots, in neat checks and stripes, 10 to 16 years, Comparison shows that 5.00 and 6.09 is asked for suits to 19. Such as other clothiers ask 12.50 ion on ey for 8. 50 FL Te ONE ELD Sena mu Fes THE RESCUE. BY POLI. cwcnO™” ML CHARGES MADE BY MAYOR, | a Tried to Drag Mrs. Lynde:y, st, john ‘Dix, Financier of from Broadway Line the Northwest, Arrested Track, in London. - 9.98 O° & chance that they were rig nd | 12.000 good Tammany votes went astray. © Uttle man in the City Hall really | thougnt that he would be elected. oxpected that his neighbors tn Twenty-necond Assembly” District wi fer him to a man. fow they love him was shown {1 iwa ton not as pe as these we offer you to-morrow ates... For, Register, FRANK*J. GOODWIN. Vor: President ot tbe Horongh of Manbat ISAAC. FROME, eo ——<+————| Vor Voroner of the oreugh of Maghattan, EOWAKD T. FITZPATRICK, P ballots, oomany candidate Hots. Bhrtnzety enough the defective Were found ju greater numb Irlots peopled with Intelligent Voters than tn districts whe: grade of mentality prevails counted for by the careful methods the leadera in the district. omcupicn by the poor and Illiterate. “These voters are d th mark their bale em carries a pri arked ble’ ballot Into the booth with Inks he thrown ROGERS. SUCCEEDS. _MARTIN ENGEL. tried el notified Rugers last Id realign. We He war tie cratehed on the: : |! Glove Special: ender tapes, | Two au) ins Goss pes si | Millinery Specials. ine, Minnes’ ‘hildren’s Hats of janaterta EDWARD W. HART. ae os JACOB EB. BAUSCH. ote or Chenille ines Sewing Silks in and ANTONIO ZUCCA. Several 1 s Mort in Rush from bar of Assembly for the Pines After an AN-Nighe vine tn Assembly District, JOUN J. EGan,, from. i fon for Saturday — WORED ALMANAC te | PRICE 25 CENTS. ALL NEWSDEALERS. “Your40-Buvs OUR DOLLAR 7 =I PO LT NEW YORK IS CLOTHING MAD & one were hart Scenes of tne wildest and most enthusiastic buying have attended the Fire Sale of our $35,000 Stock of Fit Clothing Good, peels dependable clothing never in history brought so little. Those who could buy and wouldn’t—those who would buy and couldn"t. and those who could buy ard will, had better get in line. ¥ $f. nd Hirown, ay 50c Session, Alderman for th Mtny Sith Aldermanic Wuitrtes Row Street John Dix AL warricit uring an wail of Alder Mayor Tammany Leader of!" Notorious Eighth No.|" tifies His Deputy of His Retirement ana): “Names Him as His) Successor. ight that} ~ Root Din. St. Jolin In order to save Tammany 1 annihilation Richard Croker 1 Rreorganization of the old There will be u rooting out bly district leaders from on Manhattan to the oth ‘The start will be m je notori- | yp, Us Red Light district—the Bighih—f Which Martin Engel ix the present onder. Engel has announced positively toat ye will resign, and has named as his juccessor Gustavus A. Rogers, who fur IF a\\s < motiy naity give up mach which Tocan. say ac deal BRIDEGROOM ARRESTED, ——— for that amount. William E. Hardt, Married) srs. stonanvi Only a Month, Is Charged jt; ras bemwus. With Larceny of $7,800. jdune, with tlonw to Navy Varad riers, Nov. 8, —The Now for the $16, $18 and $20 Suits of $6.98. AND You'll see their equal about town | Overcoats at $16, $18 and $2C. We're selling out, so they've got to go at $6.98. Behley ferrin Moy * MOWIFE ARRESTED.” oe ACCUSEDOFNEGLEGT ‘ | r el avenue | Men's Clothing that sets Amer- ica’s standard for readv made gar- ments, and all for the mere pittance Jhad sold t [man Roar Hardt lege: « bank for $1,100, show thin draft that Mra, Montanye int gunners) w the uptown, quar and Hostreet, which will be the her tlonten BECAME BLIND FIVE DAYS AFTER BIRTH. eve! re wil be ' ne ext mide by spon the Monday, as the the mem: m jtetn sy Has Never New Charged that Vers, ONettt tered for it war ta be Would mnke ne r took the draft, accc ’ eee and went jot j Monat Bank. Using $y money, Mrs, Monianye 5 the judded ‘that to fer deposit 7 u | then presentel the he drew Mardt BOYS’ CLOTHING. We won't quote prices, because they’d look ridic- ulous in print, See for yourself what 2 doliar or so will buy. MEN’S PANTS, 98c. Better than most. trousers seliing elsewhere at $2.25 and $2.50. They’ve got to go; this price ought to do ity... + ° 98¢ Mrs duia O'Neil a folumbia place. Krook In the Adains Str i charged with not ha regise | Mam E. Hardt, trustee of Bact firm of Worthington, Smith ih oheaas bridegroom of a_ month, | Don’t Travel, WAinsat in the cane {x Mrs. a widow living at No. seventh street. a nd that his st Elghtyes: 7 io] tered ax a midwife and wit ey, Mewes taien inte ecient Win a regular physician ---Telephone ! fan he music| Vat vith ghee nies Pienty of Suits and Overcoats, worth $8.50 to $10.00, at $3.98. Files otsenineiwasilenvina | niin wae worn 0 aes amie Service In yn. he had an omen | Manhattan | | from $5 a month, New York Telephone Co. «MERCHANTS OUTLET CLOTHING HOUSE’ y of the 18 D * act | iar é | ner SNG ent tasretnan tt BETWEEN IS@ 24 na yrnics za T RY nits | of. thw. IsFoo! wine id ae phe: mauve’ i abi att found idiepokt ie | 3 Six fil Av are (om 3 IXTH Ay} he sald that he Ke 3 F ccontdentint | (i Mats i fe! a "the oHoubad. Howes, sf