The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1901, Page 10

| ; i HAGAN ADMITS BANK CLERK ONE CHARGE, SENTENCED. Warden Says He Zollinhofer Sent to Sing Sing Dined Bissert at for Looting Williams- Private Table, burg Institution, Tombs GETS LEAVE OF ABSENCE. HELPED STEAL $60.000.; Refused to Accept Suspension at} Judge Aspinall Makes Term an In- the Hands of Deputy Com- determinate One of from One missioner Fanning. to Five Years. ve true ins you 1b ocanatter the fact thar educated man very much agatnat you are eter was taken to Sing Sing cH LEAPS 20. CONFESSION FEET UNHURT OF GOINER, Countereiier Rorenearten Now Admits His Guilt. Chased by Admirer with Ra- Zor, Beautiful Girl Jumps from High Window. | When dark-eved Sar + Marie A bewutt Iter Mosen Rosengarten, who Rill achi rue aA Unea Quarters so much bet Peete ein Sam that Me t 4 razor to-day eevee third story wir ul his twenty feet. be ef herself up. | 4 kullty before climbed an eight-foot fence and ran tor Sereno her life. the ut the to undertake the twent man with examination o7 fen, who poses ag a rabiet and leaned only a year ago from y after serving reiting, takes all cured the lant in Amtorta Mrs. Henry Weltz- tage In Walling air of reapectabtl- the ging and who ts belleved to have | © furnished the $10.0 for starting opern- ton tth much pride th eo motes ae turned out wan of puch Petier quality’ than that made at he Philadelphia mint and satd that even turn out flat Valiny stead Live. sf friends VAN COTT REAPPOINTED. the “purhe York ana montan and Hi S2o. S20. S2o. S20. you select Christmas gifts ¢ rick out the six best presents you « iding at least two children, and that ca Send the list of articles to “C ing World, P. O. Box NS jive best submitted lists you will ree tvening World. There will be five Christmas gifts, each 320 best lists sent in, Make yor tisers or from Evening World advertisements, “and if $20 in your se day, De etions in early, 21, 'Centre Pieces. 20 to 28 in Turkish Toweling Bath Slippers Renalssance Curtains, Renaissance Bed Sets, “FRANK MUNSEY'S PUBLISHER IS PRESIDENT OF Frank A Munaey. of the magazine, | ‘ ho recently purchased Vashington He would not give any nint to tne tens | Yo recently pur hased the W aenlnnton tty of the woman who worked with | Times and also the | §100--Golden Xmas Gifts--3100 For Evening World R_eaders. | san. find for a family 3 Present Editor, Even- selections in the shops of Evening World adver- If you are after one of the golden $20 Ubristmas gifts send All lists must be in on or before Satur- eee THE WORLD: Stern Brothers Linen Departments complete assortments of Hand Embroidered & Drawn Work Linens comprising the newest designs in Centre Pieces, Scarfs, Doy Tea and Tray Cloths, Luncheon Sets Sheets, Pillow Cases, Shams and Bed Spreads. And in addition will offer to-morrow 1500 Pces. French Renaissance Lace Trimmed Decorative Linens at the following Extremely Low prices $3.25, 3.95, 4.38 $3.90, 4.85, 6.25 1.45, 1.95, 2.38, 2.75 Scarfs, 20 x 54 in, Tea Cloths, 36 in $1.25, Women’s Winter Boots Evening Slippers, Ties, Carriage Boots, Warm Slippers tor House and Bath Special Values, To-morrow Women's Box Calf Lace Boots, suitable for walking and skating ; also Dull Dongola, with cork soles, warranted waterproof Women’s Slippers, Hand Knit Worsted, in assorted colors, also $3.50 os¢ Leather Goods Plain and with Traveling Bags Sterling Silver Fittings Richly Mounted Card Cases & Poeket Books Wrist Bags, Jewel Cases & Sewing Sets Exceptional Offerings, Tuesday Shaving Pads, with sterling silver corners, 55c Fitted Work Boxes, 506, $1.45 Wrist Bags, of suede or seal leather, $1.45 Red Morocco Portfolios, with silver corners, $2.85 Special Reductions in Lace Curtains & Bed Sets Irish Point Curtains, $6.50, 9.75, 12.50 Reduced from $7.00, 11.50, 16.50 Pr. $8.75, 16.50, Reduced from $9.50, 18.50 & 25.50 Pr, $28.50, 57.50 19.50 Reduced from $35.00 & 74.50 West Twenty-third Street re, “ ” Guarantee CLOTHING COMPANY. Uptown Cor. 127th St. and 3d Ave. GROCERY CHAIN. THE MOHICAN COMPANY. cla admitted! to an B ter ieday that tre wemeery converh Whi he Inten Ny papers, expenses and increas Landon, ican. the Munaecy 2 That's just what we want you to do—look on the inside of our garments. Here's some that we want you to look into, inside and outside, both— Black Satin 10 Quilted Lining, If you're looking for a warm nt has proved raing, tha th of ah Men's Overcoats $ of Gray Frieze, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1501. ATS NEE EET JAMES McGREERY & CO. UPHOLSTERY DEP'’T. sth Floor. About 475 pairs of fine, Swiss made Lace Curtains, Full length. $5.50 per pair. Usual Prices, $7.50 to $10.50, Hand-made point Arabe Bed- Full size. Complete and pillow sets. with spread shams. $25.00, $35.00 and $50.00 per set. Formerly $47.50 to $85. French Jute Velours, Por- tieres. Numerous designs and colors. $16.75, $19.50 and $24.50 per pair. Usual Price $27.50 to $47.50. 400 Embroidered Turkish Sofa Cushions. Mosaic patterns, about 24 inches square. $3.00 each. 2,000 fine Sofa Pillow Cov- ers,-— 24 inches square. Brovades, brocatelles, satin and velours. 35c. each, Cambric covered Sofa Cush- ions,— filled with fine down. $1.00 each. Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & COL HOUSE GOWNS AND,LOUNGING ROBES. 3d Floor. Fiderdown R o be s,—pink, grey, red, blue or helio- trope, with stitched bor- der, $3.00 Fiderdown Ro be s,—with Satin bound, side fasten- ing, $4.75 Crinkled Ejiderdown Kim- ona, with satin facing. Close neck. Finished with girdle, $6.00 Crinkled Eiderdown Robe, bound with satin and fin- ished with shawl collar, $6.50 Crinkled Fiderdown Robe, trimmed with satin. Em- pire designs, S7.2 $7.2 French Flannel Kimonas, $6.85 9 Sizes 32 to 44 jnches. Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. S20. overcoat with plenty of style, this is ‘'it.”’ GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO,, Uptown Cor. 127th St. and 3d Ave. SMMLLPOX IN THE BROADWAY CHORUS, There was real consternation to-day Among the Kauzy fairies of “The Bleep- Ing Beauty ang the Heat chorun at the Broadway Theatre when they learn- ed that one of the men of the chorus had been stricken with mmall-pox and was dangeroun) Main avenue, Passaic, Charles Ackerman is the aMicted man and his home has been quarantined. Iiis physicians say he probably con- tracted the disease through costumes imported from Europe which he was ablived to wear, n be pur chased it is among the gold from Tho in gold, for the at hie home in SILKS. Three thousand yards, Novelty Silks and Velvets, In short lengths suitable for waists or fancy work. goc to gsc per yard, Value 1.00 to 3.00 Black Satin Duchesse,—and Imported white taffetas, 55¢ per yard, Twenty-third Street. TT Ohristmas Bables of New York. How the great city will provide f {te little foundiings on Randall's Islan, Mlurtrated with photo-engravings. With the Christmas Sunday World, Over 109 eeeee Nut mawh Ganda JAMES McCREERY & CO., An Extensive Sale AMERICAN of CUT GLASS at very greatly reduced prices. Cut Glass Tumblers. Straw- berry, diamond and fan pattern. 15¢. each; value 4.00 per dozen. Cut Glass Fruit Bowl. santhemum, | silver mond, star and fan cut- ting. Scalloped and in- dented edge. Chry- 2.75... Ice-Cream Tray; :* cutting, Silver diamond and fine chrysanthemum design. Deep line 6.50; Value 14.00, Tn conjunction with these items, all the stock of Ameri- can Cut Glass will be reduced in price. Very beautiful, new designs and Glasses, Cheese Dishes, Fruit Stands, Vases, Ice Bewls, Bon Bou and Pitchers, Finger Bowls dia-|- = Water Carafe.’ Squat share. Square diamond, and deep fan cutting. Notched, fluted neck. 1.50; Value 3.00 Celery Tray. Handsome nailhead, chrysanthemum and fan design. Very heavy. Indented, scalloped edge. 2.253 value 4.00. 100 Claret Jugs. 1034 inches high, New, drooping fan, silver diamond and star cutting. 6.955 value 12.50 are shown in Punch Bowls Hors d’Oeuvre Dishes, Cup THE GREAT MY MAY , &e., &c.,—suitably encased to purchase for holiday gifts. Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO, LINEN DEPT. Japanese hand Drawn-work and Hemstitching on Linen Squares, Scarfs, D'Oyleys and Tea Cloths. 20 inch squares, 70c —- 36 Inch Tea Cloths, $1.75 24“ “ oa a5 “ 3.00 30 « “ 1.50 so“ “ 4.00 D'Oyleys to match, 6, 10 and 12 inches, $2.25, 4.00 and 5.50 per doren. Scarfs, 18x36 inch $1.20 18x45 inch $1.40 18x54 inch A variety of Hemstitched and hand embroidered Pillow Shams, $2.50 to 6.50 per pair. Cluny, very moderate prices, Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGR RUG DEP’T. 4th Fi About 100 fine Axminster Rugs, suitable for parlors, libraries and din Size 9 ft-x12 ft. New designs. $17.75 Usual Price $22.50. 375 Fine:grade Smyrna Rugs,—new patterns oft.xx2ft: 23-50 formerly 28.50. 7ft.xzoft.6im. 17.50 “ 22.50. 4ft.x7ft. oo 5.00 8 675. aft. Gin.xsft. 2.15 4 295. 400 fine Oriental Rugs,—including many an- tique pieces, Size about 3 ft. 6 in.x5 ft. 6 in. $18.50 an * Usual prices $2; : Twenty-third Street, ARE YOU ANXIOUS TO SELL your piano? touch. with some one who wants to buy Renaissance and Crepon Lace Scarfs, D’Oyleys, Centre pieces and Tray Cloths at $1.65 EERY & CO. loor. ing-rooms, id $22.50 7.50 to $35.00, i You can get in ono through’ a mundcy World ad. WILL BE ISSUED Next Sunday, DEC. 15. “It Will Consist OF OVER 100 PAGES. Among the Features Will Be: A 16-page book for chil. dren,‘‘The Roly Polys’ Christ- mas.”’ Printed in 4 colors. Jules Verne’s thrilling prophecy for 1902, A Christmas story from Admiral Schley. Murillo’s great painting, “The Adoration of the Shepherds,” re. produced from living models, In | four colors, for framing. Christmas fiction by Dickens, Thackeray, Balzac, Daudet, Bret Harte, Tolstoi, and others. Hall Caine’s study of the Pope, AChristmas article by T. De Witt i Talmage. And many other features that will make it the Greatest Christmas Number.