The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1902, Page 10

FEAST IN HONOR OF SiG. MARCON. BANQUET TO-NIGHT AT THE WALDORF-ASTORIA. fentists Witt Famous se ow Their Appre His Achieve To-morrow, THE — MONDAY Annual ak Sale Bric-a=-Brac & Art Objects | 33 to 50° o Below se Bedding Dep ~~ Se 59 Brass Bedsteads White Enamel! Bedsteads { Former Prices S32 artment $2050): 6. 75 } Millinery Department als 5 lower Hats Toques & Bonnets ta st | West Twenty-third Street >| OPPENHEIM, GLUNS& (LZZ AU ' | M \ by several | | The Famous Shoe for Women. Famous Men Present. Pelt The New Queen Quality Shoes are fashionable made of the |] finest quality materials—and are most attractive in appearance. Papin, Ue Price for any style, $3.00. a | BROADWAY AND 21ST ST. Bleached Turkish Bath Towels,—hemmed, 23x48 inches. ‘s Extra Heavy Scotch Dame TaN | XO coc es ces cvcc cess 2.00 BEAR MOVEMENT. STARTED SOON AFTER OPEN- Whole List ¢ Ma’ Pacis ING OF EXCHANGE. ally Went Of Under Hen of se Pressure tow The Closing Quotations : a EE LOBBY HUSTLES 10 LONDON eT STRONG. SAVE STEEL TRUST. Hy Shares Dispiny vaneing Pewettonatty At r — The Cotton Market Niue The Wheat Market, | Stern Brothers MES MAREERY & LINEN DEPT. | Hemstitched and openwork Table Cloths, with one! dozen napkins to matchi,— Sx cloth t doz rap k 5.00 pr set SX12 "10.00 "| Hemstitched lunch sets,— a large variety,—of new handsome patterns. | Sx5 per set Hemstitched Iunch cloths » and 3 vards long. \ ithout napkins to match, .00 and 3.50 each, Towels. Hemmed Crepe Towels, 21x43, with red borders. 2.00 per dozen, Fine, all linen Huck,— 20x40 inches, 2.50 per dozen, All pure linen, hemstitched | Fayal Huck, — 22 x 4o]| inches, 3.00 per dozen. Heavy Huck, hemstitched, with damask ends, 22x41} inches, 4.00 per dozen, Bath ends, | i ‘Turkish — fringed 22x46 inches. Bleached ‘Towels, 1.75 per dozen, 2.40 per dozen, A very large stock of Webb's celebrated Irish Linen Huck Towels, 3.00 to 18.00 per dozen, ‘Table Cloths and Napkins. ask,—very fine quality. 8x10... DDS Cn ay see 309 20x20 inch breakfast nap-| pins to match, 1.85 per dozen, 24x24 dinner napkins to match. 2.75 per dozen, Twenty-third Street. WALL STREET AGHAST AT GROROSED FREE LIST. Congressman Bab © all ite prod. World Almanac iter ® © +" ase all newoisalera ee 8 wall, Se aweabafacs | formed yesterday, JAMES McGREERY & CO, Z Sale of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Skirts, $125, 1.50 and 1.75. Night Dresses, 75, O5C., $1.25, $1.50, 1.75 and 1.95. Chemises, 75¢-, 95¢., $1.25 and 1.50. Drawers, 50C., 75C., 95¢., and 1.50. $1.25 Corset Covers, 5OC 75¢., 95¢., $1.25 and 1.50. These garments are made of fine quality Cambrics and Nainsook, trimmed with laces and embroideries,—and are cut to ensure the closely fitting lines required by the prevailing fashion, Twenty-third Street. JAMES McCREERY & CO. Sale of Fifteen Hundred SILK WAISTS, Made of Plain Taffetas or Surah Silk,—new models,—finely tucked, stitched and hem- stitched,—with hemstitched four-in-hand or buckled stocks. Black, white, various colors or black and white, $3.75 Made of Peau de Crepe or novelty silks includ- ing Taffetas Imprime, Pompadour designs and soft finish weaves. Very attractive models, Fastening in front or back, White and pale colors with black stitching,—a complete range of delicate and medium shades,—black and white, $4.75. Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO, 0 ET JAMES M°GREERY & CO., Annual Sale of CHINA, GLASS AND SILVERWARE, Bezinning on Tuesday, January 14, Odd pieces of fine China dinner <ets, cut glass, silverware and the remaining mid-winter stock of Art Pottery (including all the well-known wares), curios, bronzes, marbles and cabinets, at greatly reduced prices. French China Salad Bowls, decorated with pink Mar- guerites or wild-flower gar- lands. Odd shapes. 3oc. each. value 1.50. Austrian China Croton Sets, English China Dinner Sets, —border blue carnation design, — edges finished with gold. 9-7 5 Value 18.50. Austrian China Dinner Sets. —three pieces,—decorated with purple violets or pink wild flowers, Decorations are:— purple morning glories, pink and violet blossoms, or Forget- 4cc. per set. me-nots. value 75¢. . : 1 3.50. Fine China Chocolate Pots Value 25.00. and Cracker Jars,—deco-| rations are turquoise blue and yellow corn flowers and thistles, 75¢: Value 2.25. French China Dinner Sets, —rose bud, morning glory or wild flower design,— handles finished with gold, 18.75. Value 36.00. Odd pieces of Haviland’s French China, about 1-2 value. Bread and butter plates 12¢ Fine China covered jar and plate suitable for marma- lade or condensed milk. Rich Maroon ground with | Watteau figure decora- |Tea 15¢ tions,—finished with coin |Dinner “ 20¢ gold, Breakfast “ 20¢ TOO! Tea cups and saucers... 20c¢ Value 2.25. Demi-Tasses......... + 20c SILVERWARE. Rogers’ Ar Plate. Tea-spoons....65¢. per st of 6 Berry spoons,..... Table-spoons . . 1.30 per set of © Cold meat forks orks secretes 1.30 per set of 6 Pie knife......... Rogers’ Quadruple plate Tea Sets. Tea pot, sugar bowl, cream pitcher and spoon holder. Burnished finish. Bead edges Gold lined. 8.50 per set. Value 15.00, GLASS, Thin blown tumblers,—|American cut glass cruet, plain or engraved. Rose| or fleur de lys design. 55¢. per doz, Value 1.10. —diamond and straw- berry band design. 50c. each, Value 1.50, _ FIRE IN BROOKLYN “POLY.” \ ps of the |¢ nd siromgiy | SILKS. Display of Spring Foulards and Novelty Silks, Foulards on Broche and Neige” grounds, Danias Imprime and Imprime Velours,—and a very extensive stock of Imported silks for the coming season, Novelty “Peau de Twenty-third Street. —— errr JUSTICE STECKLER’S GAVEL. SECURITIES CO. Ay HEARING JAN. 27. Him To-Day Pythiae Frie “STATE OF MINNESOTA TO FILE BILL OF COMPLAINT. to by Samuel Ro and Michael Odfects jo Consolidation of the WASHINGTON, Jar United States Supreme © Ne tiee Fuller announce 13.—In the purt Chief Jus- 1 to-day that argu- ation of the State > Mle a bill | Quickly Eatingnishea Student Left Hutid ie Ratiroad vther railroad companies | ‘don . dan. 77. appl be given to the Beurities ci ‘om- ——— RELIEF FOR BLIND MAN. Evening World Readers Come to Ald of William Borneman, | The Evening World has received the { money for the retlef Willlam Borneman, the No. (@ Madison street ndicitis a few | Mrs. I. Ruenstein, #5 Dus M. Bay Har- BRIDE HAS APPENDICITIS. Operation Performed on Mes. Mait- land St. George Davie: va atricken by ap eturning from her| lem, $1; Comrade B., senigtvat: a after ‘An ‘operation waa per: € 1H. Madi- wedding tip. EL. bien ined Bank, Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. UPHOLSTERY DEP’T. 4th Floor. Lace Curtains, “1,500 pairs, Imported Lace Curtains, French and Swiss made. Fine patterns of Renaissance, Point Arabe, Irish Point, Point de Calais and ruffled Bobbinette, Renaissance. . $4.50, 8.50, 10.00 & 14.50 per pair Irish Point.. ..$3.75, 5.50, 850& ra50 “ “ Bobbinette. ...$1.75, 2.50, 375 & 5.00 “ “ Stores ‘Bonne Femme,” $7.50, 10.50, 15.00 and 20,00 each. All these curtains are marked at about one-half-usual prices, Portieres. About 450 pairs—new colors and designs, Reversible Armure, $2.85, 3.85 and 5.00 per pair Repp, —with applied bor der, $3.75, 5.00 and 6.00 per pair Embroidered Velour, $12.75, 16.75 and 17.50 per pair French, reversible Velours, $16.75 and 24.50 per paiy Twenty-third Street. lll YOU CAN QUICKLY FIND SOME- body to buy your camera or kodak if you advertise it im the Sunday World. lg