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wv ALDERMANIC “GAG RULES” BY PRESIDENT FORNES. List of the Laws that May Be Adopted by the Fusion Members. wmene Hoard of Al paper, shall procee by the President. While « any private discourse Uniess called upon a v No member sh: every member des! shall speak on the Board. No member may time, except by A member de when his name is minutes, of the reason does. If he make a requ be taken w vote, unless shall be deemed a con: In case a less numt mi f making su to de excus Presence of the absentees, and, tn addits inflet such censure or penalty hey render suMctent excuse een eas without permission of the Preside: BOOZERS’ HOME PLANNED AGAIN. as BILL LIKELY TO MEET WITH BITTER OPPOSITION. Places the Allesed Draonkard on the Same Plane with Trainor been trying « permit the establish ea’ home, so that a may be “treated” troduced the meas- ndications are that ) the same fate as ite arities the home ts committee for such habitual kard or any relative or friend of nkard may submit to the Su- or to one of the Justices A petition directing that such e ted to the said home ment. and the sald Justices thereof. if pursuant to law, or one of the Jus. 1 dischar And the mala court pert plane {n the | THE war | WILL REMAN, EXCISE COMMISSIONER CUL- LINAN DENIES A RUMOR. fo Particular Plan at Present to Change the Existing Law. (Bpeoial to The Evening World.) ALBANY. N. Y., Jan. 17 —Saloon side doors will not be abolished with the consent of the State Excise Depart- ment, rewardiess of the reports that have been in airculation to the effect that a bi was being prepared to bring this about. State Excise Commissioner Cullinan this morning gave out official dental to the rumor saying: “This departinent at the present time bas no particular plan to change the | Excise law.’ Assemblyman Jean Burnett, w the recognized medium througa excive legislation la prepared in the Ar- sembly, sald to-day that no excise changes were tn contemplatio — PACKAGES IN CARS. sengere with Big Sulzberger, penalty of 25 for than ening W Jan, 17. 1 before nthe pro yrationa vim ut ule the as refer David B, t u Judge Bari will render his decision to Gupreme Court Justice D. Cady Herrick. overs are Th) “eng rirres™ which President Fornes wa to secure the | on tos en period, may | may deem just who shall not | No member shail leave during a meet- or their absence t of the Board ) rules established by the} f the argument| | Grossing ¥. nis his Fuston friends hoor report or present a petition o manner whate ne roll shalt not be question © spoken He upying more + tingsin the ma e xcusing him shall then mber refu ed, such r utes nt are author ent members © Hoard, the mem —|THEATRICAL MEN AE THREATENED SENATOR DOWLING’ 'S BILL AS TO PRICE OF TICKETS. |To Punish Managers Who Receive for Admission a Ticket Costing More than Regular Price. Jan. 17—By a bill which roduced by Senator Dowling ALBANY tas beer yt ! ‘ew York ig it re manager in is threatened with imprisonment pecomes a law. The bill provides punishment by fine | or imprisonment for al! managers or | proprietors of theatres who knowingly | receive for admission a ticket for which @ price higher than that advertised has | been paid This would prevent the sale of tickets jt the hotels and other places outside of the box-o A SEVEN-MINUTE SESSION. Record: king Time of the As- y's Meeting To-Day. ALBANY, Jan. 17.—Seven minutes was the record-breaking length of the ses- sion in the Assembly this morning. At 10 o'clock Speaker Nixon called the House to order At five minutes past ten a calendar containing four bills had been disposed of At six minutes past ten a number of committee reports had Deen received, and at seven minutes past u the Speaker's gave! fell, adjourning the House untli Monday night at 8.20 Are Quick to See Good Doctors Are Quick to See ana Appreciate Real Merit in New Medicines, Stuart's Dyspepita Tablets are a discovery | of great value to the medical profession and the public. They are an unfailing apecific | | in all cases of dyspepsia and disordered 4i- gestion. Almost everybody's digestion is disortered more of less, and the commonest thing they do for it ts to take some one of the many | So-called blood purifiers, which in many fanee are, morely strong cathartics, | Such things ‘are not needed. ft the he orgaselare: le clogged condition, Seiprena they will’ co nsee themue! Gra ves Ca. thartica irritate Senettive linings of the oftea do more ood. is not what is needed. The thing do 1s to put the food in condition to be readily digested and assimilated, rapepria Tablets do this perfectly. pare digest what fe eaten and. give. the Juat the Delpu st Reed: The: fluids congested | condition of the glands and membranes They put the whole digestive system ip condition to do ite work. When that ts done you need take no more tablets, uni agree with Then take one or two tablets—give t ha ip a will have no trouble e medicine and a com- and it will cure every V cure the disease, but cure ms about it in a perfectly sen- id selentine wa ave testimonials enough to fill a book. but we don't publish many of them. However Mrs, EM. Faith, of Nyrd’s Ci ways: “l have taken all the Tw of you and they have done thelr for I feel Itke a differ I don't doubt If. had net uld have been at rest by thie i Willard, ¢ w, La, say Whiter’ of Canton, telling me of Dyspepsia Tablets ng hitn of D: sia, from which he had suffered for yearn. Ae! am a sufferer myself, 1 you to send me a package by return mail.” Phil rooks, Detroit, Mich, says: Your -| dyspepsia cure has worked wonders in my case, | suffered for years trom 4: but am now entirely cured and enjoy life I never have before. I gladly recom. tend then.” It will cost 50c. to find out just how much nitach on Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will help you. ‘Try them—that's the best way ide. All dru sell them. A “uti book on will be mali ad. A. Stuart Co, — THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVE al Sreaiehorené | Special Sale Skates. Very Much Underpriced for Saturday. “The Ball is up'’ and skating has begun in earnest. Skat+s at from 45c. to $3.50. MEN’S SKATES, all clamp, stee! well made throughout, per pair, 45 Others at 75, 95, 1.25, 1.75, 2.25 and 3.50. WOMEN'S SKATES, allstrap,strong and durable, 75 WOMEN’S SKATES, balf clamp, 95, 1.48, 1.75, 2.75, 3.50ant 3.95 C SILDREN'S SIDEWALK SKATES, dv uble runner, so sate that the small est child can use them; pet pair, 35 DONAHUE RACING SKATES, the $5.00 kind, 3.25 PECK & SNYDERRACING SKATES 7, IMPORTED DUTCH OR HOLLAND SKATES, very unique; best for racing purposes, worth $5.00 pair, HOCKEY SKATES, well made to stand the strain and rough usage, upward from 65c., to COMPLETE OUTFITS PUCKS, Etc, at very low prices. Teams supplied a specialty. STICKS, Sweaters. For athletes and people who work out doors the sweater is a welcome companion. Easy to slipinto. Fit so closely that the cold can't strike through. What's more they're so comfortable. Extra low priced. BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SWEATERS. Plain colors, with striped neck, well made, $1.50 grade, MEN'S ALL-WOOL SWEATERS. Plain colors, medium weight, 1.35 Extra heavy, plain, assorted colors, $3.00 grade, 1.95 INTERCOLLEGIATE SWEATERS. Finest and warmest made; 12 inch neck; full K; full fashioned; made Australian lambs’ wool; steel gray; $4.00 grade, SHAKER SWEATERS. Extra heavy; 24inch collar, LADIES' SWEATERS. A fine warm and teat-looking kar ment; buttons on side; ors; $4.00 gtade, 2.95 OUR SWEATER DEPARTMENT Makes a specialty of making eweaters, jerseys, Gymnasium Suits and Athletic fear to order’ without extra charge. Satis- faction (Senna Plowe Wen’s Fine Winter Underwear. In the lot are natural wool, single or double breasted, fancy stripe Combination Suits; medium and heavyweights; all sizes ‘A Ks) in one* lot or another. eh St) 95 purest navy and 2.95 4.25 Rear Take Ei Worth up to $1.50. Your choice at (Main Floor, Rear, Co/fee. Mocha and Java Popular Blend, special, 1b., 2/ POULTRY: Fancy Philadelphia Ca- re i 18 Dry Picked Broiling Chick- ton b., 12% BEEF: Prime Ribs Roast Beef, Ib, 15 PORK: Roasta, Fancy Jersey Pork, i 1 FISH: Selected Finnan Haddies, !b., 8 DELICATESSEN: Delicious Sugar Cured Boiled-Ham or Corned Beef, sliced, Ib., 21 BAKERY: Special Home-made Bread, the largest and best loaf of bread in New York; regular 10c. size, 5 CORN: N.Y. State Sugar Corn, can, 7 DATES: Fancy New Fard Dates, ies and meaty, small pits; Ib Optical Department. When in the store step into the Opti- cal Depart- ment and have your eyes examined. Costs you nothing. Our opticians are graduates of long experience. We give special attention to the prescriptions of Physicians and Cculists. Broken lenses replaced to your entire satisfaction. A Silk Cord, Hook, Case and Cleaner free with every purchase. SOLID GOLD SPECTACLES AND EYE- GLASSES; straight and riding bow temple spectacles; offse: and adjustable eye-glasses, fitted with fist quality peri- scopic lenses; worth $4.50, L985 ALUMNICA SPECTACLES AND EYE- GLASSES, finely tempered and fitted with special lenses; worth 1,50 NICKELLED STEEL EYE-GLASSES AND SPECTACLES, all style frames; fitted with first quality periscopic lenses; worth $2.00, 7.00 OPERA AND FIELD GLASSES. Remarkably Low Priced. CHEVALIER OPERA GLASSES, morocco, with nickel mounting: fully 7.00 achromatic; worth $2.00, CHEVALIER OPERA GLASSES; pearl, with gilt and nickel mounting; warranted Pe Apatite dl worth 2, 25 JOCKEY CLUB FIELD GLASSES; uniqu: ‘and useful for, travelling; worth 94. 2.75. Gaia Floor, Froot, 18th 8.) 1902 \G, SANUARY 17, THE BIG STORE "4" ACITY IN ITSELF Drugs — om COOPERE Contin nues. Svat THE Spectral Sate Gorlet Articles, Drugs and Medicines Gortet Hrvictes, LFObASTS, LY be ALL ‘Ne at NE FOUNTAIN, Lowest Quoted in January for Men’s and Boys Stylish Clothing and Hats and Caps. Everything in Clothing for Men. Everything in Clothing for Boys. All the very best and newest mid-winter styles. Come to-morrow morning ! Come be.ore the rush and surry of the day sets in, in full force. Stocks are in the tull charm of freshness. ; : 7 Early hours are best. They are filled with golden opportunities for the thrifty. in the sale is constantly intensitying. The news is spreading in all directions. Clearance Sale ! Nothing old-fashioned or stcreotyped about the sale. sparkles with values; it is brilliant with attractive economies. HOSTS OF EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR MEN. HOSTS OF 1 EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS _ _FOR BOYS. The adjective tells the story graphically. Never ¢ did this this store hold a more important Clearing Sale in ‘anuary. Never were there such multitudes of genuinely high-grade values at PRICES SO LOW BEFORE. : ; ; ; acaeh 4 An aggressive Sale. It brushes aside all barriers to quickly impress you with its impor- tance. Come to-morrow for the best Clothing values in Creater New York. Plenty of extra salespeople. No delay. Your money back in 4 jiffy if you’re not pleased. Details: [xe $8.80] [He $32.00, MEN’S SECTION. BOYS’ SECTION. We have collected all the small lots from We have gone all through the high grades ‘ F ae a of Boys’ Clothing and culled out all the ine a celtcesoiss pacman grades— mak small lots and priced each garment at $3.09. Interest A remarkable It’s a 1902 Big Store event. It them at the uniform price ot $8.80. Ne eee dee 850 Boys’ Winter Garments SUITS FOR EVERY OCCASION, RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, OVERCOATS, EVERY LENGTH SAILORS, NORFOLKS AND AND POPULAR DESIGNS. JAUNTY SUITS OF EVERY GARMENTS TO SUIT EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO REEF- TASTE. GARMENTS TO FIT eo for ERS, TOPCOATS AND OUTER a For EVERY SHAPE, Siturday GARMENTS FOR ALL AGES, Saturday NOTE. —A genuine revelation in modern NOTE—Saturday morning will give retailing. No garments so gooi, new and styl- mothers a fine chance to bring their boys ish were ever before offered anywhere at | with them and quickly fit them out. A safe this price. and excellent investment. In the Hat Departments Saturday. MEN’S HATS at 750, 740and 8&8. |! BOYS’ HEADWEAR at 8@, 58 and ue Newest styles. Correct in every essential of fashion and finish. aisle aE en's Stylish |Umbrellas 1,600 fine Umbrellas. Mostly Veckwear. the middle of the season for Cotil- part of the surplus stock of a prom- Two Matchless Prices for Saturday. lons, Dinner Parties, Card Parties, umbrella maker and bought at Your choice of any 50c. Neck- 2d TOY or JEWEL, 3c, size, 23c.; O0c size LOT No 1--Comprises 1 fast willed Gloria MOTTO PAPERS, per package, 4, 5 6 Ik cases and ta MOTTO VERSES, pt sheet, 1 ICE AND PUNCH CUPS, per dozen, upward from 12 CANDY BOXES, of every descrip tion, at aout halt price, upward, 5 Stags and Smokers! SNAPPING MOTTOES or BON- a traction of their real cost. We also include some that were left over wear in the store, for all popu- lar shapes, BONS, TOM SMITH'S FAMOUS from the holidays. Your choice of any $1.00, $1.25 PAPER NAPKINS, choice, per doz, 4 fs PAPER DOYLIES, all styles ant and $1.50 Neckwear in the SOc sizes; per dor., upward, 5 store Saturday at OUR CANDY SPECIAL. A S-lb. box of IMPORTED CRYS- TALLIZED FRUITS, pace (Mais Floor Sood Shee ews. Oho Clear-Up Sale of WManutacturers’ Surplus Stocks Goes on Worrity. MEN’S AND worth $3 to $5, WOMEN’S SHOES, Saturday at 7 IS the principal That’s feature of the Clear-Up Sale of Manufacturers’ Surplus Winter Stocks pate Beautiful patterns. Big variety of English squares and other shapes. WOMEN’S SHOES. WOMEN'S $3.50 SHOES, SHOES AT In thie lotiaselddasne tru Several siy es of kid, calf, box calf and pat- OX calf and patent leat shoes, also alot of sample s woith more than double the pre OTHER WOMEN'S SHOE HAR GAINS at ds, 1,39, 1.05 and 2.50 GIRLS’ SHOES. MISSES’ $1.50 SHOES styles whlekiare peel OTHER MEN'S SHOES AT 1.50, 1.80 and 2.50 SHOES. BARGAIN BOYS’ to-morrow. nGhraclara OTHER MISS BARGAIN OTHER BOYS’ BARGAIN SHOFS eae rhe SHOES at 09, 85, 1.25 and 1.50 69, 98 and 1,95 price is lower than that MEN’S SHOES. MEN'S $3.00 TO $5.00 =p FOOT MOULD SHOES REDUCED—AND WHY. | originally asked tor 1 know, or thous what a really admirable Shoe like Shoes when the nand Women t constantly on e alert sale started. Lots are 14, jew ideas in shoe constr these $3.00 and $4.00 practically as full, foot Mould Shoes in the very front rank progress. fresh and complete as ever. But clearances must be hastened. To make room for the very new- est innovations we have reduced Of course, enormous three lines of $4.00 Foot Mould quantities of other Shoes to Shoes tor Men and Women are included in this Th sale. Children’s Shoes, too. Prices average about '**"" half less than usual. : 3.00 ce, double sole; patent ble di double stitched better ‘bargain. . Rear of Foustain) fe of enamel leather ud box calf, do e store ever offered a Shoes » Single No reputable st v SieaatiGhorenG Cigars. The Big Sale Comes to a Close To-Morrow. have bought with It has been a revel for smokers. Many who came on the first day of the sale returned snd bought enough Cigars to last several months 200,000 Cigars when the sale be- Ran. But the selling has been swift, and if you want to join in a great clear-up of fine grades you will not Stay away to-morrow. z BONITA, Key West, clear Havana, Cuban es 10s, box of SO, 3.50 Finos, box of 25, 2.50 LEAR HAVANA CONCHAS, atrict- hy hgh grade, Key West and New York moke, Cutan work; actual value $3.75, box of SO. 2.78 LEAR HAVANA ROTHSCHILDS, ll Havana, 43-4 inches, 10c. value, { 100, special, LOR DE JULIANA, Sumatra wrap t, finest long Havana filler; some profit. 4.00 2.25 2.50 PATICA, c clear Havana Wrap- et, Cuban made; regular {Conc has Especiales, box of 50, 2.00 Puntanos, box of 50, 2.25 ROBERT BONNER; Sumatra wrap- per mixed Havana filler; ox of 1.85 BENEFACTOR; 10c. cigar; box of 50, 2,25 i BERTY c oul NCIL PLANTA- 1.75 TIONS; box of 50, CLEAR HAVANA SENORITAS; box ot 50. 1.50 1.45 1.25 8s 1.65 1,25 LILLIAN RUSSELL, box of So, LUCKE'S IMPORTS; box of 50, LUCKE'S ROLLED CIGARS, box of LOCKE)S ROLLED CIGARS, box of 100, HAVANA STOGIES, box of 100, SUMATRA WRAPPER, _ long mixed filler, Londres Grande, New York malke; Se. quality; box of 50, Main Floor 9S Rear.) ee Blank Rooks and Orne Supplies, LEDGER AND RECORD, 800 pa, re heavy white wove paper; bou: tlate duck; imitation Russia marble edges; regular price $2.50, JOURNAL, LEDGER, DAY BOOK AND RECORD, 500’ pages, good [Here Paper, bound in fait duck; 1.00 ussia red leather corners; 5; bark hubte; titles paged; ed edg: 8; regular price $1.95; per book, MINIATURE BLANK BOOKS, flex- ible dock covers, journal, cash and Gay book, 200 pages, regular price 40, ENVELOPES, white XXX wore, high cut, per thousand, PAY ENVELOPES, Mazila paper, Fer thousand, LETTER COPYING BOOK, white paper, 5° pages, DESK PAD, leather corners, 19224, TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, 65, $0, STENOGRAPHERS' NOTE BOOKS, 5, 3,2 ‘Take Rscalator.) eas sa 1 mond Fiver, Rear, Wizard Cameras. Another Sweep in Prices, Ideal weather for taking pictures, Great fun to go along the highways and byways of the city snapping your friends and various objects of interest. ideally low prices. Pro! your last opportunity to buy to excellent advantage, for manufac- turers, it is said, contemplate ad- vancing prices sharply. <List Price. Our Price, CYCLE WIZARD. 4x5 10,00 5,00 & ‘7 15.00 7.50 CYCLE WIZARD, 4x5 14,00 7.00 B, x7 20:00 16.00 CYCLE WIZARD, 4x5 20.00 10,00 CJR, 7 29.00 14.50 CYCLE WIZARD \4x5 22.50 11,25 G ‘S37 32.50 16.28 LONGFOCUSCY-\4x5 25,00 12.50 CLE WIZARD, /537 35.90 17.50 LONG FOCUSCY-\4x5 35.00 17.50 CLEWIZARD,SR/Sx7 45.00 22.50 TRIPODS, 3 fold. aah, nickel trim- mings, the $2.00 kind 1.35 HOLDERS, ‘as tor Poco, . Wirari, Cyclone, Manhattan Cameras, RUBBEROID TRAYS, chemical proof, 4x8 Sx8 ox Sx10 8 18 22 38 IDEAL DRY PLATES, 4x5, per doz., 3 COMBINATIC WASHING AND DRYING RA adjustable to fit x , Value $1.50, 7 IDEAL DE by OPER OR TONING 10ON ottle, guaranteed, 12 HYPO, Tremley proc ib, 3 Can MC UNTS) 4x5, nicely om- N PA. Ruby LAM 2 glasses, a ruby, for her oil of andle; list so Sim X FLASH CARTRIDGES, 2 40c. size, 20 WATER WELL JARS CARTER'S PHOTO LIBRARY PASTE, 402, 7 size, with brush, 9 5, P s polite aod prompt attention expert photographic advice can always Re had in our Photo Supply (Second Fiver, Rear Tete Recalatend tes, Papers and