The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1902, Page 2

its co “You Can Use it It You! Want To,” Says Offi- cial of the Harlem, Road. There ' quiry 1 ; div! wal A bY Joney . Roche! Isn't tunnel shores : 1 trains? “When train are allowed two t swered 1 to twe “You cnn make ihe tu block IF VOU WANE TO. Supt. Bronson OPRAUs just @hat we want te do) said Mr Vy What will have the lives of pn throwgh the tu Aiderme, That only the State R soaed has the power block tunnel is the opinion + poration Counsel Rive bmit to-day to the Board of Alderme Mr. Rives told the Alde : all they could do wo mitted make th nine tter and but said the were such that trains could not taken our Alber: F. Davis, Mr Side Board cor ' : M you by Engineer W . al Baker. T have Plea Mr the repor Mr. Wood asked 8 m FOR COUNTESS "NEARLY ALL WAR GOVERNOR'S ASYLUM THEN MR, TILLMAN TAXES TAKEN OFF. PLAN IS SUSTAINED. LOST HIS BREATH JOHN VOOS SEEKS TO HELP COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND ASSEMBLY PASSES ROGERS CURIOUS LINGUISTIC DIVER-| POLICE WATCH THEM BREAK. REPORTS BILL. WHO IS DESERTED. HIS NOBLE COUNTRYWOMAN Counters tn Ada Tuer eounir Vou {this mors Groentns ‘place of ‘ sbanker tv money © SUPT. BRONSON ADMITS SINGLE BLOCK TUNNEL IS PRACTICABLE. MINING ENRINFER, nn ars THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 330, (902. a ee MEANS ere New venue bye Su ay Worral 1 Mined Plows Wants. Mt One Mock Peaettent Hromtncle stom falle yee minal me mnbee? etter—a DOES NOT KNOW OF TUNNEL PLAN. BILL AFTER HOT DEBATE. Meusnre Abolishing Strte MHoaptiat Herd of Manowers Uophetdt » Veale ot OT te an. Sunday World Wants test, stand the i i al a ' i BIG Tee pan MADE BY BOTH SIDES ‘GH 10 LOCK UP RE TOLD. OF BY THE NEPHEW OF RICE. A. Some one at the office of Davies, r for the Batety ois Broadway’ Did ‘you ever m Sept. 4 there? AT Q. How ma aad he bad in Chief Sigdainan Cade Tells Railroad Core THURSTON UPHC UPHOLDS SERGT. SHIELS’S ACTION: to Patrice ed by Rice @ranting missioners The —- the papers ; t | World’s Plan Would ™s« te tg) Stance James Mather Make It Safer. imaaiamers Pees at) Jame Mathe 2 t | \ aa ratty ato sald 4 : \r No. 13s h . ave ¥ | ' , Madi t famm , nike hing? ankea at v ud be td.’ re tr My J i " aS , and agent Wea n adr ed him handwriting Gi him the change ‘ aimes ree off w Nervous. erie to cor with “4 . A Yr transact! uz Why won't you ae red until 10.30 Nevaose t ee a: a + WAT TO MATA net in the haudwerite ALDERMEN CAN'T FULLY HAE. een oe Deposit Men ORDER A CHANGE. e prin caniattes (Ret he | cesege oe * aw srvoration Counted loo A.S. HEWITT AT THE HEAD OF ri aet ae tt ie EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Hike GRRE " ; } i ne bot Ralls Formal Thanks Ex ? at 10 A, ¢ i . 3 ae saad fronmaster Vou d ! : ort " ‘ : ; Wintice WASHINGTON 1 le pomelt estas f : A200 for Him i Rae IE aca ea BY¢K Bros ye aula ain Lard Men's Outfitters. vite i 4 at a houre, No. 14m K tek told me that Wa uet We have proved seventeen times in nine sen Se ul eter eae fae years that the B vyck Bros. half-yearly sale of Clothes, « a Rite NOT age 11 asked him Hats, Shoes and Furnishings is a straightforward, } in thie mo we ket the money. Me soit: Poangine offering of extra high-class merchandise, in ¥ : pate Peas which the price of every article in the store is reduced Mr ott Biasiseieineaalinel we from 30 to 40 percent. The 18th Sale is now being held. \ SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY For Friday and Saturday, Power of F Gh. $1.00; $16.50 OUR $27.50, $25.00 & $22.00 hy coats, those long, | POVERCOATS, all the new models, some Wit the imported fate Fri av and Sat- 1 \ 1] $22.00 AND $20.00 y *t aie black thibets, 2 ). 60 " and the new 2 but ¢ double breasted. A things xet| urday only Friday and Saturday only 3 A vaked the f : House jump-| [NOTHING HELD BACK AT OUR CLEARING SALES AND NOTHING Mia ‘ ! at y Pye’ | OFFERED BUT THE GENUINE BYCK BROS. GOODS. te ie : ecessary alterations will be made promptly free of charge, and As usual, morey will be refunded without question for any goods returned, BY¢K Bros . W. Cor, Fulton and Nassau Sts. BAG TWOBURCLARS RIGHT IW THE ACT Whea Thermometer Jumps cumeotmm up and down as it « has been doing lately SION IN THE SENATE. INTO DRUG STORE. Damnnbie,| One of the Prisoners an Bx-Con- sict—Heth Sere Held for Miserable, leven a slight cold ts Mins an Pha ge. "!not a thing to be tri- * « 1M fled with. Neglect eS Smelt wna an ie en : may lead to bronchi- - Mine 1 crea ‘tis, pneumonia or . r } vee "consumption. It of- ar ne YA Fdont tow, 1 ten does in Winter. ree TAL ial thea owns! Here is good advice. meer f ine | PUT AN el gn Allcock‘ S POROUS 1 ha ae alk with WoM. PLASTER ing this matte pea heh Ss st and between the #h The plaster sill open ihe pores of your skin ant it » proposition to you tho system. This much let ua ray yet t Aiiet 730 ‘wilt never go back to cough mnlaturea, taustane’ ets i forsiz ‘ Col, RI Sunday World Wants move @& hia ple joseph Rice, a M Q. Who in he? 0 >ualnees world, BEL ire belltroP AER Cater?” Phe | nets aim aia iu met es im rerara to Allcock’s is the Ideal Cold Cure. ‘ . a oo eee ae LR RE ea a ee eae TROT eh ree eee Saye eS er ee er ee Sa — — ———_rapeong =~. ayia 2 par See ~—