The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1902, Page 8

MINE OF MICK 8 ; THE WORLD: MONDAY EVEN G, FEBRUARY 3, 1902. Stern Brothers Lanes McGREERY & CO. _ , | 4th floor | a x» Parasols » » a 2 Lace Curtains and Bedsets. : 2,000 pairs, — Renaissance | For Street and Carriage Wear | lace, long and sash cur-, West Twenty-third Street Uae) Rich Find Uncovered by Blasting Just North of | Fifty-third Street. | IS WORTH $25 A FOOT. $4.50 $6.50, $8.50 | | and $10.50 per pair. | One-third less than usual prices 9s pairs,—Point Arabe lace} THREE SUCCEED imino IN JAIL DELIVERY. #5 s<2.¢ 8° Employees of Naughton & Co., the Contractors, Ordered Not to Talk About the Discovery. per pair. Usual prices, $37.50 to $ A mine of mica has teen dissoveret Third Sprains Ankle and Returns to Queens Poine Arabe lace bedsets.—| under Rroadway at Fifty f 1 * 1 d ‘ County Stronghold. ull size spread an In-almost every hi the Grand Circle itt shams. workmen on the Rapid Transit suty are on exhibition It Se believed by many tn the vicinit that Nayghton & (o. who have contract for the tunnel from Forts eeventh to Sixtieth street. have struck ft rich. Mica is wait to be worth $25 a cub! foot. ‘The extent of the mica vein ex posed by the binsting ‘# not definitely known, the estimates of the workmen varying from @ to 4M feet Em All the employees of have been ordered not tc find. In twenty places in the ever, there are on exhibition mica from ten to twenty ‘ameter and from one to five inches thick. From these large + mica can be sliced off ‘The first ind! found last Thursday On Satur Blast uncovered a large vein of then an order was given to *t ing at the point where the mica An Evening World repe went down into the tunnel excavat Broadway just north of Fifty taind street Werth 825 a Cabic Foot, ‘The foreman in vein of mica had that he would be giad the ulty, chiet engi £35.00, $40.00 and 65,00 | per set | Formerly $35.00-ta $90.00 Portieres. 400 pairs portieres, Var- ! ious materials. gamples of the mica obtatinet ie $2.85, $3.85 and $6 50 per pa Formerly $4.00 2 Are Silenced. $12.50, Bedsteads. 75 fine Brass Bedsteads.} Handsome models,—rich-! ly mounted, Collection includes several designs that are to be discontin- uel les of very clear irHorer TEAN PRISONERS \ $25.00 to $85.00. Value $35 00 to $125 | Mattresses, Bolsters, pillows and springs to order, George W. Naughton & Mr. McNulty, however, refused his consent. but said he would try to find out about the mt w t he waiked from F Fitty@thint street companions ahead the foreman who hug they covered t The vein is said Mr. MeLean “Just a few fe And the mica added the engineer “Full of sand and no good.” was t Twenty-third Street. BRISK TRADING I ALL STOCKS, MARKET OPENED WITH GOOD | HOW TWO BURGLARS ESCAPED FHOM L. 1 CITY JAIL wa iniirate Crosses indicate cells in which men were confined ough t return to window wh route down reply “There is Just a Little pocket TMInAES CIR): OjMeverip Ine x saachenn vce ine DISPLAY OF STRENGTH. suegested and the fore | man cald a oO | "You see salt Mr MeN eh sale K in Advance of amounts to nothing, Mica is wor wom My ues | ' town tw o—Denls in | least er cub . si . fortur ' i \ M ‘ 6 bs Wi lM: nM ' ; Sain © koe te f atrengit ur f My r * wae t ted Negro Is bamed at Stern | ts b Ns A x were! « stock 7 \ ' ' ‘ | ePrmsty!) Also Shins . r ‘ fi petal, lig Acra| \ Bhatia. off ‘ « ff) ahade rt Pate turing ¢ FVE-NCH GUNON AWAIT STANDARD. “> WEARSHRGEBLEW UP OIL OWIDEND, EXPLOSION ON BATTLE-SHIP RUMOR THAT IT WILL BE CUT nh AT SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO. TO $33. duet Hefere Denied thae D. Nocketetter SAU for Has State: Vivetuation Banty Hose 3 4a ea the N Governor's telant Mtg ‘ Hall Gate 7 4 ‘% PORT OF NEW york. Proteus : . OUTGOING STEAMERS. 8 “ SAILED TO-DAY Guyantotie, Nortoik INCOMING STE. DUB TO-DAY JAMES McCREERY & CO. ANNUAL SALE of LADIES’ GLOVES. Beginning on Tuesday, February 4th. Two-Thousand Dozen Pairs,—including the following celebrated makes:— Jouvin’s,—4-button suede. Perrin’s,—2 clasp, pique sewn, real kid. Fownes,—2 clasp, pique sewn, suede. $1.00 per pair. Value 1.50 to 2.00, Self and black embroideries,—Paris points, White, black and a complete range of street colors and evening shades. . | Ladies’ and Misses’ sires It is not possible at any other season of the year to purchase the gloves of these cele- brated makers at this price. Twenty-third Street. SOROSIS TRAGCE MARK THE NEST SHOR FOR WOMEN $3.50 per pair. 4 The shoe department is perfectly equipped with a most varied and extensive stock, competent fitters,—a repairing and a custom order room. Sorosis Shoes excel in quality of material, | in diversity of model, in appearance and | from the fact that every kind of shoe is made on every type of last,—so that one fitting only is necessary in order to select | slippers, boots and shoes. | $3.50 per pair +++ $2.50 per pair. is label. Misses’ Sizes, 11 1-2 to Chilvren’s, Sto it.. None genuine with JAMES McGREERY & CO. Twenty-third Street. \ JAMES McGREERY & CO. | EXHIBITION AND OPENING | of SHIRTWAISTS, | For Spring Season, 1902 | Reginning or | Tuesday, February 4th. Twenty-third Street. WHISKEY TRUST READY TO SETTLE ". COMPROMISE OR DIVIDEND , stockhollere of the fe Company, deter nh ekev Trust. to compe! reveal che methods sonteation of the Trust and to] n what has hecome of the earn: | | Argument in the application for an er- | 1 the directors to anawer| they had refused to do thy manter, wan set down for 10- ine teforw V Chancellor Emory, in thy Court of Chancery tleovi Mayer, of Calcag, counsel he T intimated that the hud offercd to furnish the Information feviret, and asked that the cise go over untill Fed. 21. This wae aaresd to, and if the Information turns out to be Av state! the case will be settled. United Ates Senator Lindsay, of Kentucky, el ag leading counsel for the hollers and agreed to the a4journ- ment Tho original sult was Inatituted to compel tha Truat to declare a dividend. Mi. ] The hearmg was held before a spacial vy He ” master in New York. oT ee ‘The directors refuseed to reveal the ; moe bt A Silk Exposition AND AN UNEQUALLED SILK SALE. In the perfect light of the great Rotunda you . { can see the largest and most complete assortment of seasonable Silks that we know of anywhere. We have been for many months preparing for this great display and sale, and have ‘gathered the finest and most representative tabrics from all parts of the world. Nearly every reliable manu- facturer is represented either in medium or high- class novelties. And the special lines shown are controlled by us for this market. The newest weaves include — Louisine, Plain and Warp Print, Novelties in White and Black Effects, M tal Effects in White and Gold Brocades. Meteor Printed, Chameleon, Peau ce Cygne, Failles. Soft Satins, crepe de Ghine. { Meteor Faconne, Armure Brilliant, Warp Print Broche, In our show windows is a magnificent display | of Costumes and Silks fromm our own workrooms, presenting the latest Paris fashions. The Silks are on sale in the Silk Department. Styles are con- fined to us for this market. RECORD-NAKING SILK VALUES. _ Here is a_manufacturer’s entire stock of plain silks. comprising thousands of yards at less than cost of production. Plain Golored Taffetas, hundreds of | Printed Satin Liberties, new designs; pieces Inthe market to-day 48 thousands of vards; value 55 they are worth 7Sc. per vard never equalled at.. Black Taffetas, hes w de fu'ly Black Peau de Soie, 27 inches wide, guaranteed and with“Warranted elegant qualit to Wear” we in the 75 $1.75 per yard. edre.peryant : White Habutai Silks, 27 inches wide, White Tafletas, imperted, extra extra Feavy quality; hun- 35 quality, high lus're; worth 50 dreds of pieces, per yard.. 7Sc. per yard . Novelty Silks, comprising a very Plack Taffetas, 19 Our large collection of desirable recular goods, anv 48 weaves and colorings; worth 752. per yardvat. 0 | ics Fost Plor Notions and Dress- ; makers’ Supplies. This is our semi-annual sale. It is the one dressmakers and thrifty buyers generally watch for. Every article needed by an up-to-date dress- maker or any woman in want of dressmaking supplies is in the gathering. Nething is lacking. There is quantity and quality, together with an assortment such as you will not tind elsewhere. The prices in this house are always fair, and on special occasions like the present you have an opportunity to buy at a very low figure. DRESS SHIELDS—AI the leading SILKS, THREADS, &c. brands carried in stock. A f€# | Our Perfection 1 oz. spools pure of our leading specia's that you) dyeSewing Silk.regular price $y Uutgtatterieas | 39 cn, 4.60 toe ie aolae ccs eae! SEM seu prek SPECIAL LIGHTWEIGHT DRESS SHIELDS— Sizes jand 4 Par, 8; Doz., 89 Gur Favorite Brand Dress Shields, rene y Japan Sewing Thread, highly fine ished, fast color, a substitute for silk, suitable for sewing on skirts: and undergarments. rubber lined, tinest quality and f lt ttt an nt! po, AO ee % N 4 Nos | —— 7 | Our soo-vard Basting Cotton, ware Pair, “10, 12, 14 | ranted.all sizes, regular price $$¢.. 1.10,1.29,1.55 39 oo Our Favorite BrandsDouble Cover. SMALL WARES. | Best American Pins, full count; per 1, $.2541.55,1.95 F3:, 35; SC, 40; WHALEBONES. MC, 45. The small catchot whales has ore “po r a y Mp ihe price of whalebon.. Our ae und boxes Dressmaker's standard qualities at the old prices: | H 36-INCH PURESHELL WHALEBONE, No. 4 full weight, = SmeINCH PURE SHELL WHALE- Our Hercules Hooks and Eyes, all BONE, extra weight, brass spring; back will not . a | Feather-stitch Braid, 6-yd. BELTINGS, SEAMBINDINGS, AC. | “tin qualities: regular price Direct trom the mills and at prices) ysc. and t7¢ Sebee seers 5 0) that, save you the middleman’s | \i-kel-plated Satety Pins, as- 10 rolit. “or 5 4 . COTTON GLACE BELTING 1 1 prted sizes; 4 cards for. . te-yd, pieces. UX, Large size Pin Gubes, black mat Our No, 20 double-face Silk Serge | and assorted colors...++....+ Banlee tO pieces. reRU" BQ) | Our special English Pins, all Our.No. $0 double-tace Sitk Seree sizes; usually 8c., 10¢, and 12c. Belting,superior quality, 10- 69 “Fer Tape, assorted sizes in yd. pieces, regular price 9Sc | bunches; per buneh.......... Do. s No. 6 cach, Cur No. Mean ilk Satin | Pearl-Head Toilet Pins, in white, Ing, 1O-yi band) Turquoise and assorted col- ee rae requir 1.19! ors, 1 doz. ON card... seevee 5 Gur No. 100 silk Prussian Bind- | Side Supporters, made of silk frill lee enstic and button sich 12! 1 38 regular price 39c. a pair. . 2each, be doz | Hook-on Hose Supporters,sat- 2 ae in top, regular price 30c.. 3 Our No. 200 Silk Prussian Binding, recs | 12 yards English Tape, worth 15 ache 1.69 Sor le. to 1Sc. each... 7 = s-yard Linen Corset Laces, All-Silk Taffeta Seam Binding, S-| regular price 40c. dozen. . 25 yard pieces, | $-4 Tubular Shoe Laces, usu- 79 Oey | ally 1Sc. dozensessees. eee 8 —— ; Super Lisle Elastic black and white, ieces, superior quality, made ish Mi Dees deed #¢) English Mourning Pins, regu- lar price 10c. box.eee+..., 12 each, 1.39 doz. Pearl Buttons, sizes 16 to 24, First Fleer extra value, 2 doz. on card 10 Bimpson Cawford Ce; + 4 4 s ls Maines Slit A ata: , The test of an ad ¢ | nner workings of the concern, and an i the profit | oiiication was made for an order com: therefrom. Suaday World Wants pelling them to ee Pisner p dy rom jected or a uly! stand the test, = forthcoming. pie ctl newuriiies abelian | Rio Tintos continue strong, selling at” a * asia bi.