The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1902, Page 8

] Stern Brothers © JAMES McGREERY & CO. of : TRIMMED MILLINERY DEPT. direct attention to their complete assortment the latest novelties in Steel Studded Elastic Belts And in addition to-morrow on Tuesday, April 15th, ‘Women’s ( of colored woven fancy cotton, with ickles 45¢ Fancy of linen, richly embroidered «$1.45 Sale of Belts of white and colored pique, wit n $1.75 TRIMMED HATS. Also of black elastic or moire ribbon, mounted handsome metal baek piece and buckle, $0.50 and 12.50 value $10.50 to To-morrow, Special Val len’s Shirts and Pajamas Men’s Soft Bosom Shirts in self figured white and the Pr Z ; $1.45, 1.95,2.75 Twenty-third Street. in fancy designs, attached and detache Cambric Night: Shirts : Sau oot cr tan dave collar vauwsin 75¢ JAMES McGREERY & CO. JAMES MeGREERY & CO. di jot P: : Ae . ~ edhe capaenas Value $2.59 $1.45 UPHOLSTERY DEP'T RUGS. qq“ — - —- —— -——- ith floor Artistic Floor Coverings About 150) pairs,—fine 250 very large Antique, for Summer Homes Muslin Curtains,—Strip- | Kazak and Monsoul Rugs, ed, dotted, figured and embroidered centres, with ton Ru $17.50 and 24.75, about one-half usual prices. Including Japanese Cot s, in Green & White and Blue & White, Japanese Jute Rugs in Ori eatat designs and colorings, A rit Rugs, India Mood} Mats and and Japar $ ; 5 . 9 Domestic Axminster, Wilton, E yrna Rugs, Persian Designs. plain’ or hemstitched Fine Shirvans,— And will offer to-morrow $6 00 ruffle. 9.75 each 50 Rolls China Mattings 40 yds. to roll, Value $9.50 “Ow 75c., $1.00, $1.75 et 12,00,” West Twenty-third Street and $2.75 pet pair. Cotton Rugs, suitable for English Bobbinette cur- summer cottages, — blue| tains, with deep ruffles and white or green and, edged with renaissance White. GREAT BELGIAN STRIKE CONVULSES THE KINGDOM. o+e— insertion and lace. White)- #. 6 in. x 10 ft. 6 in; r ‘' Arabe’’ color. 10.50 to 22.00 $2.75 per pair, usual price $4.00 9x12 ft. Agitation for Universal Suffrage Shakes the [rjsh point lace curtains,— 14.50 to 27.00 Government—Whole Army Is on Guard. 7 i : y new designs. 500 rolls fancy china mat- - ~ $3.50, $5.00 and $6.00 tings BRUSSELS, April] 14.—From end, weaving trade, it is expected, will be per pair, | | to end Belgium {s under armed guard | declared to-morrow sual price $5.75 to $9.00 7:00 | to-day. | In Brussels the entire otvic guard per roll of 40 yards | 4 On the faithfulness of the army Je-|is mobilized, Two thousand five hun- Fine lace bedsets, with deep value 9.50. pends the stability of the monar: ired membera of the “Corps Ellte” Wionnetemmett | “an Further riots are expected when | are doing police duty -“bonne-femme” flounce,! 455 rolls inlaid Japanese the orders of the Socialist Committee Plot to Ki King. trimmed with Valenciennes matting for a general strike are obeyed | it sow develope that the fret outbreak! Of renaissance laces. For, Te Declare Martial tam, [M uvlcue mas coincident win an) single or double beds. 9.50 to 22,00 e Government's answer will be] of at Miarrita, The plot was Troll of 40 yar Th | per roll of 40 yards. a declaration of martial law and the| ‘ RL byalbia krecury le te = srusesle $4.25, $5.50, $7.50 il Ph 1A C Je eriler than wes eoticipated. mobilizing of the Third Army Corps. |""ihe news of Queen Marie Honriette’s and $ro.50 per set. ‘ F Thirt--fve thousand soldiers are) copaltion tne not had @ quieting Meet | 3 Twenty-third Street. now on guard in the provinces. A 2 Bnei auifering, from | TYOOO sofa cushions. Hand- largo percentage of these are massed Re have hurried fom somely embroidered or in Gharlerol, Bearange and. Liege, Wat ne the isordbeal tks « : where the miners went on a strike mm her : ornamented with painted) to-day, Strike Spreads. figures, At Charleroi 15.000 out of the 40 gu | 000 coal miners have already stopped $1.50, $1.95 and $2.50 ME McGRE i C0. work. value $2.50 to $5.00. JA Ky ERY From Mons troops F F | different poin ai Cushion Covers, — various SILKS trict, in the neriero) =~ heavy oor light weight th th a 5. . . aa : (lear aad fabrics. On Tuesday, April 15th, At Cuesmes, a tow e u ie ot) Hatnaul t coe each 4ooo yards black and ivory Mons und | white moire velour and aon as : Swiss Bureau Scarts, black moire Francaise. es trl inane Pree soc. and 7s5¢. A very handsome material for waists, | Bee eh tas ; ! : ‘ | skirts or coats,— 95c. per yard, Twenty-third Street. Value $1.50. BRITAIN FORCED BY WAR PUTS TAX ON FOOD STUFFS, —-++-- 2500 yards, colored, printed are (Tranevna’ he principal lines of foulards,—45 inches vere | |Novelty silks, — very quality,—22 inches bes Boers Have Cost Her Nearly a Billion Dollars— ‘ Peace Message Received. 4 April & when | re attacked Mo- | thon $1.25 per yard. LONDON, Apr ment Value $3.50 to $5.00. showing t t ‘ ; r . ture, presented in the House of Com Sooo yards, Pongee silk,— mons) to , striped [or printed polka the Excher 5 Ka | sug dot patterns,—24 inches Beach, when idget an win t i nouncements riding ts wide. expendit mi inhawe A . £129, os 75c¢. per yard. amounting to £45.400.000 . i a Ss The grand tota peta worecreneis Twenty-third Street. Potgieter, and M aptured 3) un ($873,045,000). which below the total] for 1901-02 ‘The cost of the wa yenrs was 16: ‘ TO. 000), but in addition to the hope of repayment from the wealth of © the Transvaal, share in the Chinese tndemutty, | \' MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM KITCHENER, TO DEFEND POST WITH A RIFLE. PULLMAN WILL SHOOT MAN WHO REMOVES IT. there was their y terms Miggented hy the the Gov our said it nay more recelved BOERS DEFEATED IN FOUR DAYS' BATTLE. to the Tra or of the Exchequer eatimated the total deficit for the present year at £26,524,000, (BI I,- 120,000). The income tax is Increased a& ene ~ penny in the pound sterling The Chancellor of the Exchequer he bad hopes of « happy re-! 1 Court Refuses to Enjoin Bureaw of Incumbrancea and Gun is Only Defense. John Pullman, a wealthy real estate man of Brook oat bps TeRarding a hase a with the Buresu of Incum ent from the conference in South pal but he had put them aside. TNE ia threat 4 3 ae rat i da for Ure. Joyce. & pom in front of his office in Union tions for the continuance Was among the street near Fifth avenue, The poat ‘The Evening World acknowledges the serves to uphold a sign and as a place broche — grenadines and |= » JAMES MoCREERY & C0. ' Delicate colors. THE WORLD: MONDAY SVENING. APRIL 14, 1902. ! OPPENHEIM. CLLINSs @ Will place on sale Tuesday, April 15th, the following About 60 Ladies’ Tailored Suits (taken from the regular stock), values $25 to $35, About 40 Ladies’ Tailored Suits, to $40, Ladies’ Man-Tailored Covert Jackets (Values $15 to $16.50), Etons, of Taffeta Silk, Broadcloth (value $15), ‘se i ae Nha, > B. Altmank Ge. SILK UMBRELLAS. TUESDAY, Apeit 5x. Four Exceptional Values: T willed Sille Umbrellas with handles of Hoesg . $45,00 Ivory, Pearl and Natural Wood—stlver . trimmed; 26 and 28 inch; suitable ‘ esse ars for Men and Women, ' $2.85 $10,00 Peau de Soie and $40,00 LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, « Broadway & 21st Street. B.Altman& Go. are now showing RUGS and MATTINGS for SUMMER FURNISHINGS, Comprising Japanese and Chinese Mattings, Moodj Mats and Dhurries, Japanese and American Cotton Rugs; First Grade Wilton, Smyrna, Axminster and Brussels Rugs in Carpet sizes. WILTON RUGS, size 36x63 jinches, regular value 86.25 will be offered to-morrow (TUESDAY), at $4.75 JAMES McGREERY & ca JAMES McCREERY & CO. Sale of SILK PETTICOATS, One hundred dozen,— Made of finest quality taf-| Suits. feta silk. | Blouse or Eton Model Coats, All the fashionable colors, —| trimmed with moire, black, black and white, and | Lined throughout with silk, a variety of fancy plaids, | LADIES’ SUIT | DEP'T. |Blue and black Etamine $28.50, 6.75 to 10,00, One hundred dozen petti- coats, — made of mercer: ized washable fabrics. Black, black and white, and colors. | Separate and drop silk lining, Blue and black. $12.50. gsc. to 1.75. Twenty-third Street. Twenty-third Street. RIBBON, Fancy ribbons,—4'4 inches wide. | roc. per yard. Taffetas ribbon, — 4 inches} wide, | Colors, — pink, mais, tur- quoise, navy or pale blue, brown, cardinal, black and white, 15¢. per yard, To be comfortably, easily, {i stylishly dressed is half the \f enjoyment of a Spring day. Our two-button military double-breasted sack suits at $12 lend to your person a tone and style that many acustom tailor can’t give for $25. See the point! Guarantee CLOTHING COMPANY, Coes” 127th St, and 3d Ave, Twenty-third Street. \ n Mr ®as armed and th force food one.” aaked what use has he for) work at nignt. | request for! rear MGR, DOAN SERIOUSLY iu | Mgr. George Doan sn hay been seri- Lord Kitchener in a despatch dated © of 8) from Charles E. Kenney ously il| for several days at the rectory | from Pretoria Sunday, Apeli 13, re tt, To 1g fOr the reliet of Ses. to hitch horses, ‘Bt. Patrick's Cathelral, Newark, Dr. Pree eee by, expect spestelions. te aealees, oe ie + of No. Wl Hudson avenue, The Bureau of Incumbrances has ore Charies M. Zen has been attending hin.) (ais 0 en anesne of vie, ean ar counts how Col, Colebrander. after i, Whowe huaband commit dered Mr. Pullman to remove the sign lerday Dr. Fewamith wa gale in i ¢ heal . oer THe He Rial THING TH THI rit mad: total ot | cating Commandant Dayers |nag! iM’ Mfiver oattute. "Fhe money and he has refused. Througn Atto onsen eel hae nah Hhat | Consultation, citansale and etvice Frei Kop, moved bis fore Sby wiecen a Ibeen forwarded wo her, Stephen M. Hoye be asked Justice =~ Car aii best cal skirts,—made of! canvas, with flare flounce, | Pe For Tuesday and Wednesday, April :fSth and-taifie Women’s, Men's PLAIN HEMSTITCHED, | Oc.& J 6c.ca-|236c.& 200. cach. $1,10-& $1.80 doz. $1.38 & 2.25 atom 75c, & 1.25 98c. & 1.25 Box of halfdozen. Bex of hethdeenn, ' WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, = 1234c, & 38c. cath, INITIALED, SILVERWARE DEP’T. (First -Floor.) A chotce collection of Sterling Silver pieces is shown,suftablethe decorative or practical use, including Applied Silwee Vases, Decanters and Claret Pitchers, also Steriing Silver Mounted Cut Glass (Martele designs). ( On Tuesday, April 15th, the following will be offers® Stee! Silv. Cream Sets, auaieuesisae . . cee, 910,00 " 6.90 Sterling Silver Mounted Cut Glass Salad or Berry Bowls, original price $8.25, at 6.50 5.75 Stesling Silver Mounted Cut Glass Clases) Pitehers, original price $7.75, at Stesling Silver Mounted Cut Glass Water Bottles, original price $8.50, at In addition, an assortment of Sterling Silver Vassm Loving Cups, Trays, Salad Bowls, etc., will be offered At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Upholstery Department. ~ Santee —_~ 3. Altman %& a. desire to direct the atten- tion of those contemplating Autumn Refar- nishings to the adbantages in cost that may be secured by placing their orders during the pres- ent and Summer season. Estimates submitted for all kinds of Draperies, Lace Panels and Sash Curtains. Furniture Slip Covers and Shades made to order. Lace Curtains cleaned and stored during Sum- mer months (no charge for storing). A colonel in the army ranks with a captain in the na A the arm ranks) with a llewtenan eutenant in the army en eastgn inthe For all Army and Navy Statistios World Almanae, Price 250. of All Newsdealers, By Mafl, 20e ‘The World Almanac inciodes « three fortes, lagatine, One sample copy of The ion. avy are of equal BLECTRICITY co Sunday World Wants |\Keep the Pot Seine OW we