The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1902, Page 2

SPW URIS EM vere THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3: 1902. MADE MONTAGUE LESSLER, WHO IS BELMONT’S OPPONENT. Young Republican a Resident of the Sev enth District, Where Hot Fight for Oon- gress Is Now in Progress—Born on Manhattan Island. Montar Ante ¢ r y tine ; 7 M ® Baha * Van| Miss ai of oly . Vin th ' ‘ BELMONT SAYS HE DOES NOT LIVE IN DISTRICT HE WOULD REPRESENT. 1 have alwaysyJonn & Da ded Adire © , elections. pave} were made Abe Gr fi empt t rh nd Cand) late Montague Lesser World nitted th act tat Mr Belmont te not a ray rt ry Wn , He did not come to his headqu me (1 was pointe Med ters until late in ring at em his wa then he crowd of vo 1 merent#t ask him if he had really sa UE TEU TS things wl ' eee mis him tthe O'Grady SUM Phctrins ave Ex friends are a er gat M « He , chen: <will't : Poy Hye | ss ' Heltnont’s ccaime o Me antim fe lna th ' < Ihave mlwaye| in th said. on a he Ite $45 Montes weet songs . git a i whe ’ Healt f . ' oid i t « kn a “11 m ie Inst spring. Aaatn f peut: . enlting ai ares th The a this matter tomy nm : hate ‘ ‘ | ANOTHER RIVAL UP en ha, io eaiiytiin DENUNCIATIO FOR BELMONT. Si M ‘ nt Baty 1. 3 have nt every ' he H election siner yo atnee the _ 4 TWENTY-SEVEN DROWNED JUSTICE MAREAN. HOWEVER. n ser VACATES INJUNCTION ‘ m King U0, Sapreme Court Deciston on Sind. eT AM LALY 2 DCLG) Not Entivety Clear “ ‘ wits Valla Wa ace, z a. 1 ei * ‘ 1 " * Y “ MoM M Ms Magistes' were For Van. frown and elective aj; 8 ble \ HB. Moore Magistrates “ a oma »/ Ve A Maclelian A a ‘na oo FRENCH BARK ais toh ie HAD NO LIGHTS. | morning } mhone He Road to Success is via Sunday Wants. into o © Walla ‘DOORS ARE AUTOMATIC) | if ; FOR BELMONT.| aHlPa ate UNSINKABLE. First mena invention of| New Year Demonstrated in North River. Ocean Greyhounds Can Be Divided Into a Score of Compartments in a Few Seconds. ot . ’ Kr s i <4 Avaiem teins operated fram ioe cap. tite bridge thereby retetering the GRIGGS AND D DRYDEN LEAD. | neney so tne W the ria b Narrowin HEADSMAN, SPARE CHARITIES OFFICE FUSION AXE CUTS | land, « wart vel is i) pert in New own ie Tre h sing the y done k from fit Jersey Us The candi 2} rent Dy id Rated, THESE OFFICIALS! ' THIRTEEN LUCKY HEADS ARE RESTORED TO SHOULDERS. Lopped Off hy Mistmke. Meked t geoMr 8 | record . 1 i nM tat Mone | DEVERY’S PROV!DER. &C., FALLS. Preatdent Fig) How Roosevelt aman t They Were stnek made by wed 1 Ror the some SUGDEN 1S SENT TO {$16,000 SALARY DETECTIVE BUREAU.) CUT BY RUSSELL. HANDKERCHIEF|PLANNED BY NEW COMMIS- Old “Shee Restored to Inner Sanctam, KE Suader aroun 5 prese notice > a swift exit Joon H the Weat Head- © Devery Detective sleuth for tito have move Ww warrant. for Hache to Devery Detective E of Devery he r shoes, Rus ght wan T 1 owas Ne rim of the whoel of Time. He belioves that many of the more! .|important officials are now under peid aod mentions three men off- hand, whose satartes, he says, should be doubled Questioned concerning the miliion-tol-| ac Lewigoan joan to the city, Comp MR. GROUT WOULD MAKE CITY [PUNY CHILDREN | LENDERAND NOT BORROWER. Comptroller Says It Can Be Changing Tax Day to Jan. |. in office Comp- | troller Edward M. Grout has made two startling discoveries. One is that by gradually moving the time for tax payment to Jan. 1 the city | may have {ts $90,000,000 ready for the year's work and will become a lender instead of a borrower. The other is equally interesting. For Comptroller Grout does not in- tend to wield the axe of retrench- ment without reason and justice. The slaughter will be slow and only after careful consideration of the wisdom of eacn item | In his three di | trofler Grout sald ris nothing unusual In the fact ity la borrowing a milion dol-| wing, It pays t ver to Oetober, re axes to meet all y treasury may be « bit mor anual a hange ir Those dotng bu ministration, of cour mettle up ace pald on the firet we ought punts. Ta of the y roa to make a move to get there. Row, we are pay- Done by' Parents Shoutd Know How to Keep Children Weil. reve of Cutting au Vinol of Great Salaries, He Favors Assistance. Doubling Some. | We do not wish to blame any of our |friends for that which they cannot pian le) advionble. We do ir hy |help. but sometimes when we see deli- Shy uniform acale. Wo are greatly | Cate ani puny children, ve cannot | hampered am the Sudget only gives un} help feeling that thelr parents are the totais and not ttems, yn tful In mans ink the new char-| Fathers and mothers of this town ter gives salaries that are altorether | Please re what we say too amall. Take, for example. the Re- | if your little ones are deficate ceiver of Taxes, wno only gets $ with you; y He should at least get $10,000, ax he nd well at of the city's ems so that they every year. ‘Then there Is the miition to take eve Woof Clty Revenue, where the © You + only $4.00 and should n their | and the Collector of Ar and ve yor joy | Assessments, who geis 40 and should | Years to come Ww strong and hearty ti If you will let us tell you about and follow our a yourself many an indefinite ar f nnot tell you ally {nol in a few words, b lly give you as much ¢ time as you wish if you will eall on s much ¢ few offices show that all must — be , 1 think the Hoard ndeavor to cut down ver posal! ut at the t eripp ryt sidered first all, hown that a reduc EDWARD M. GROUT. Comptroller. same ti tm and if would gradu: d when we years’ taxes we Teducing our ten tam « nto this matter nd br attent! of the Board of Estimate if my pla yall make a suggestly taxes proved. 1 at the moved | months at a time at stated! porlods until we reach Jan. 1 and ther ly Redace Debt. perhaps Were welve rea the people would pay HARD AT NEW WORK, INVESTIGATION OF ALDEN’S BOOKS WITH VIGOR. | loner Folke ne of Hie Accon Seon Re Known. | There was activity all through toe Charities Depar thie morning, the Hew adminiatration of the artme) avin settled working right to be is morning | cerned Sixty. Fate spin ot to Jan 1 we rabtavaren : of ® man will hinde us at our stor enihand for the! work, why It will We wish to remind you once more that the virtue that Vinol possesses eTeRkige mutes Mae ape is due to the that it contains the jae saat active curative principles that have cent. and in ¢ nd there would be a ps siting ts ‘the seapis nen amitin ant{ SSCCESSOR TO ean promte a half a year An ADO MS taxes and a & penietit all COLONEL GILON. ols EXP 1 wonder uh ime of te « hasceeta ae batter revisers did go into the matter —a—— fovaastat the catomant he tithe smoke of it bes | Comptrolier Grout this afternoon ap-|ones to properly assimilate the food Committee, and that | pointed William §. McFadden to suc-| which they eat. It is the means by wmised to take the matter | ceed Col, Edward Gilon as ¢ hich richored 1 js made, strong up, but neve Ans and Arrears, ‘Th | bone strneture hard firin Rather der Than Borrower. oa been filed temporariy by Jon R.| fleshy tissue nd healthy on ult get f the parrow, an expert accountant. whol] sound nerves ma . on ia Savin ¥| sets $5 a day The following ts from Mrs. Jennie pure business proposit Mr, MoFadden was in the office Perse, 16) wman St.. Mansfield, 0., propre Commisetoners of Ac -| who says siigee talked unttl removed Vin) “Lf wish to add a few words of Ing about the prop After this ren praise in favor of V My little of tes. He said y th boy w very much bilitated, so fs true that certain 1. | remo 4 by Van Wyck Fem-| much so in fact that he had to leave aches auch ne | mons school, He really was a . sea aLEeet Cheat Mr. Cook fe to continue tie acconots) shad At that time I decid > ; SABA the bureau. Mefaddens tive him Vinol. He has tuk aries ‘ 1 conple of bottles and is rapidiy Was me wilt! galt mab. I wikh to recomm on k Vv to oll who 1 ‘ r Not only for children but for adults re do we recommend Vino! without reser= ements an vation and stand prepered to reound This of the wud dismissed | all money to those who do net {nd ab an s Mos! solute satisfaction in Its use, ~~ Riker’s Drug Store Gth AVE. and 23¢ STF OFF 216 HEADS. ,,., pad nen wm. C. Redfield, New Commissioner of Public, Works in Brooklyn, Swings It with Vigor. Clothing Departinent. A Clearing Sale. Snes Works Sey a tose. Kurexu, (as ther deems Sailor Suits land Two-Piece Sutts, heads dropped Getting down to a business } . ‘ what the strenuous Commins! alle! f of serges and fancy mixtures, it What the 216 fobless men «| perfect in ht shape and style. D375: one through yeste nt 1 Becre Works employers r ‘r more freely thie morning Account| wind was blowing stroneiy: anit they m | rr is to <6 wae tok property | tight chairs they ave ke recent © o. { patients who had Believur ing away for the past f ve | TNT TD Pare. " woone effects Wy {1 Consternation seized the whole force woand Three-Piece rt Alien whe with Keeater effect this mornin | . wee work count of thelr temporary b | Sits, somimis ka watt examinations | gay chat Commmastoner Ht 1 Se 15 ; A A were « all the branches PC ergot th ait ne did ' Fs jin fancy mixtures; sizes 8 to tm 1 with which Alden Fines soon as he got to his office eet hing i n | 15 years. ade know wating Agent a day of the ye ho had taid him ul rein: salt a man had heen Snasing Agent, and ast ent had «ot he tho acting arte SIONER OF ACCOUNTS. No Sweeping Chai posed Rednetion W Only One Depart ——- Hepoura Roe ner of Acs sndition stlined the work proposed to do He raid he itd not think there would William Commins morning on ment, and that be any Very sweeping changes in the working force. which numbers only #tx- ty He audet that the work of ening over the books of the old admin- istration had already bet Commingioner Russell a reduction of mbout $15,009 court he made in the salary list, Dut he dectined to name the department Mr. Russell sald fepartment ie In very good con- dittors so far am the methods are con> 1 notice that the oh male scores of reports, all of which riticiams of the methods of the but these reports have were departments. ef ided to keep thin office onen ke It may surpriag you action we will in of work about six nt, equal to the work thal uire twelve additional men ¢o perform.” is Commission | 4 Satlor Suits and Ik’ usstan Blouse Sutts lin finest serg years, at FOLKS CALLS, CONFERENCE. with the plicy nt es snomy: ie pr | COLFR REMOVES PICTURES. 1H Commissioner es; sizes 3 toro afternoon 1 Collection Are ments ile N from Comptroller's Office. SS mengeal conserenaey! Lt inte Mt.| moved his private collect! | /3.00 o i} a be and works of art from the . Cg mers .lottice. in the Stewart Building, to his recently $7.00 1, Superinten: | business omec fal Superincen This art coliection te said to he worth} 180 entire balance of stock of Pepe Smee Afelvallal(n_ the) Compiraller's omee! Bays (ES nee and cold—aulte in Blair, of the Outdoor Fe lendent Wo « ing w Mer Grout's ¢ my | Caled and uperintendent V pi $ O75 5, 05.00 &$ $7.50, aaid one mmany subordinaces | recently $ Higa to $12.00 each. MAYOR’S MESSAGE MONDAY. | "ho gzp° head iglinate ¥ Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St ly Prompt to Aldermen. Bo. © Marquis Ito of Japan was entertained this afternoon at luncheon in the Mansion Hou 4 Mayor, Sir Jose hundred distinguint nt. including the T Lord Tonebery. “Lard Av number of Mayor Ly will send to t Aldermen Monday a brief m congratulatory ch eligtt. departure heretofore the Mayor's deen seat in Inter a the 1a Tw message the Mayor may make The Power of the Press is nowhere better demon- strated than in the resuslt that come to those who advertise in the Sunday A. od pie. to, which has Lene World. Among hun- few in a Cart % wel Bdreds Of thousands who read the Sunaay World the advertiser invariably reaches large numbers of the people he wants to reach. Hence the volumi- nous results. Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders, Made as it whould be Ip kinds of Hon 1b RIDAY ‘AND SATURDAY. r " HM known that it is ) RONDONS OR ALL OCOUAT EH: the Anes, coatings exauinite Packet Je 54 BARCLAYST COR wesr Bway. eT