The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1902, Page 10

To-morrow, Special Sale of Men’s Furnishings of white and fancy cheviots, th crush collars, Value 50c and 75c igee Shirts, white and colored, plaited and plain bosoms, Value $1.50 Madras Pajamas, nilitary cut, silk trimmings, ee Value $3.00 Desirable Va’ in Hosiery & Underwear ne Ou Men’ Balbrigga lity tis& Drawers’ Value 75c Women’s Fast Black Fine 25¢ Cotton or Lisle Thread Hose Value 40c Pr. ‘Women’s Fast Black Lisle Thread ‘ » lace effects in new 30¢ Men’s Extra Fine SeaIslanc Cotton Shirts and Drawers, 19° Pure Silk Shirts Fast Black Cotton Hose, and Drawers Value 3.00 Value 30c Pr. West Twenty-third Street 45¢ '59¢ designs, Value 60c Pr. Value 90c Men’s Fast Black Lace Lisle Qc Men’s Imported Gauze Lisle ogc Thread andFancy Half Hose Thread Shirts and Drawers, Value 45c Pr. Value $1.50 - Children’s Ribbed Men’s Imported Summer Weight $2.25 ee | “REVOLTING INDIGNITIES” UPON AMERICAN OFFICERS. ue Rear Admiral Crowninshield’s Comments on q Treatment of Chicago’s Men in Venice. LONDON, June 18.—The text of the Payton for falling to ‘aanint if 1 fhe 8 de: findings of the Court of Inquiry in lenield isa the case of the United States naval (Mficers imprisoned at Venice in the latter part of April throws a new and | important light on the affair. it mow appears that the United States Consul at Venice, Henry A. Ughnson, and the lawyer provided by | ‘lm for the defense urged the officers 19 plead that they were violently crunk. This they refused to do. 5, Rear-Admiral Arent 8. Crownin- hiel@, commanding the European rquadron, in reviewing the findings cof the court, severely censures Capt. 4ames H. Dayton, the commander of | | *the Chicago, for not personally at-| © tending to the defense of the officers snd comments on the “revolting in- Cignities” suffered by the officers svile confined at Venice. Under the elpeumstances Admiral Crownin- eek holds “a court-martial would farce.” atts severely criticising Captatn ——_—__—_—_— ance all the ing revolting the indignities dur fine: period of their nin court, » in the an ure though from the question of the eulp {ty of the persons nrrested, are oO} of the torfety attendant on the case. The Admiral con Rear iaply to keep ly unauthorize martial should ‘fol of Inguiry. promise conduct themselves in the future as avold, If possible, a repetition eurr aul “Without this castomary annint- rtien were suffer- cane of the lowest criminals in our own country, and these matters are apart e, though that a low the Cc ourt| Mane parties will be admonished to #o| f the oc. 8 leading to this Court of In- GETS INJUNCTION AGAINST _ -PARK AVENUE _LUNNEL WORK.) Against Rapid Transit Construction. Charles T. Barney has obtained a pre-) Uminary injunction from Justice Truax, ef'the Supreme Court, in an action in| which the Board of Rapid-Transit Rail- toad Commissioners, Mayor Low, Comp {roller Grout, John B. McDonald and fra A. Shaler are defendants, re a Ing the defendants and ‘ach 0 firing the pendancy of the actic farther construction or doing « Voward the construction of the r ivansit tunnel o d ‘lasion from making, Wroving any certifica Feauisiteions for the paymen fom the city treasury for any MUST REMOVE CAR TRACKS | % well as damag Mr Burney th at ut >wins property Park ave ewes that Unused Lines Obstruct the Traffic, Gorporation Counsel Rives has se @inion to P t upholds the here can b allbationithat ue Borough of Ma Heep abandoned or practi ‘med. The list includes finds no au PCC NO BETTER Haid Victim tonality in were f Ike Irras | pital, {er » Hospital James Met uled: ee ward ix ridi posed City Legintation, it wald that Me ationally to-da —_— NDON MARKET DULL. B Railway Shares Quict eT Bova market to-day was dull) it, wit firm undertone, Riv tan * At the dermen troduced by Alderman Dou C BEEPS AMOFIOAD FOU) 0 Legisluture to amend the Maa -very aulet-| 4 hut eftoc 1h A A Mr. Ty + aa legislation and ee 1m nchangal frad\ AGAINST UNION LABOR. when he ate ~~ wives AVES Mag aieaiy ' 4 opinion says in part: te ungues- board has uo Charles T. Barney ees Preliminary Order at Thirty FROM THIRTY- EIGHT STREETS ‘Qorporation Counsel Advises President Cantor Men's Blue Serge Suits. Th saiaran- store. with it “ILLINOIS CENTRAL JUMPED POINTS. Led Active Bull Movement in | Stocks During Afternoon Trading—Close Was Strong, with Prices Up. ——_—— Trading was mor active at the ning of the stock market ere was considerable new buying at the start vged tn most Just night, opened off 1 little ¢ ‘nal were nm the hich A W \ Wiaconal Wirsonain The Whent Market, Men's Blue Serge Suits. Absolutely fast color All seams corded to pre- vent fraying, not be duplicated for less than $10 at All sizes in double breast ed sack suits, a 8. 00° 10. 00 12 9915. 00 {Of the tremendous stock shown season after s GUARANTEE CLOTHING Ghis Great SALE of Men’s Blue SERGE 33 SUITS has brought to this store the merchant and his clerk, the mechanic and his workman; ithas been planned on a_ broad, liberal scale, so that every man will find his choice right here in this store at a great saving. Guaranteed fast color,| It is no false valuation | double breasted sack suits, suits of up-to-date style, prices, ten suit Black D lo, worth where at $1 Blue Serge Skeleton Coats, 82.50, usually sold at Men's Rrown Linen Crash Pants, 0% OPEN LATE EVENINGS. UPTOWN CORNER COMPANY, JAMES McCREERY & CO. Sale of TAILOR-MADE SHIRTWAISTS. Latest models, 1.50 Value 2.50 to 4,00 Twenty-Third Street, Suit Department The Following Remarkable Values: at $20, 00 $10, 00 SPECIAL. mine, Voile, Grenadine, ete. $125.00), at $35, 00 Broadway & 25st St. Ac Pon PORT or NEw ARRIVED. Autwer ft SS ey: December, 48-8 to Sunday World Wane prevent Busl- ae wheat market to-day opened firm, bus metereiiy Botlve, Wheat was ine BOHs Tahar, Maye or. —_—_ Prevention is better than cure Bir Richard “Grewy Ki Com Made in workrooms on the premises. | OPPENHEIM. CLLINS& @ Will place on sale Thursday, June 19th, in their About 50 Ladies’ Suits, of Mistrals, Veilings, Canvas and Etamine, all silk lined (former prices $40.00 to $50.00), A quantity of Tailored Suits (Cloth, Homespun, Serges and Cheviots (former prices $15.00 to $30.00), at About 75 high class costumes of Lace, Foulard, Eta- (former prices $75.00 to SHIPRING NEI NEWS. TO-DAY THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1vus, (“The Guarantee” | Clothing I, Uptown Corner 127th St. & aN hy Men's Blue Serge Suits. | Men's Blue Serge Suits, | Men's Blue Serge Suits. | Men's Blue Serge Su‘ts. A superior quality dou- | blue and black serges,| when we say that these pete serge, The mak- | a Nays Hs erat pu They can- thoroughly well made by | $10 suits are worth ¢14, | Mg and trimming isup to | worsted, doublet They can- | thoroughly w Y ST BUtiTra orth $14.) the standard of custom | imported serge, the 1 tailors. They are You will marvel at their tailors that charge $22) are guaranteed in ever any other beyond competition even goodness when you see in fact they are | way. They are made by Every suit carries at $12. They are made them. Serge lined, cord- | aa te mad ihe best w see d fall Gy . ee. fo of men, big ed seams, at that pri he coat and vest lined Hoe eee a eaalidhe tated ceo) They aretrimmed with the | with a guaranteed silk single and or little single or splendidly tailored, serge | very best and lined with jlining. Custom tailors fine serge mohair, iy Singie breasted Sack Coats and Vests, 86 Hannel Coats and ‘Pants, ‘Trousers with cull bottoms and White Piqi 127TH ST. AND 3D AVE. Made of striped madras,—all the fashionable colors, | Foulard Moon nete...2.00 YORK, + Buenos Ayres M4 : BPA ;Rain coats, a Ave. SS —— — ee _ » iN These suits are made ot | charge $28 and $30. in, shows worth $10. It’straps, 80, ue and Duck Vests. 58e., worth $1 JAMES McCREERY & GO J "nserid | LADIES’ SUITS. | 3rd Floor. | “Shirtwaist’’ Dresses, $13.50. | Plain colored, ‘Taffetas’ “Shirtwaist” Dresses. 17.50. | Checked Taffetas, ‘“ Shirt-| waist” Dresses, 17.50 and 22.50. Foulard Dresses,—trimmed with lace, 32,00, Twenty-third Street, } JAMES McCREERY & CO. LADIES’ CLOAKS. Shantung Pongee and black | Taffetas silk coats, 27 inches long. Semi-fitting,—with strap ~ seams, and double capes. | Unlined or lined with white taffetas, 13.50 and 18,00 made of tan,) olive or oxford grey crav- enette. Box or belted backs, with cape, 14.00 and 16,50, Twenty-third Street. to 6 points higher sy on the continued nual and and old sentimel the market b Trading w ember, 7.88 to Bathing Places, ‘BEST PLACES lovember, 7.78 Lo if 79; January, 7,90 io bid; y T. Rothenberg &: West 14th Street. Furniture. We Lead in High Quality and Price Lowness. Following offers are bold examples of our unmatchable values: $15 Iron id Beds for $9.75. We are offering for sale to-morrow 50 of thes: Couches. e made into 4 hed or a couch, ible mattress and a ike illustration, summer use, come or table Just the 9.75 bed for a) and and guaranteed not to get out of order; our special price for to-morrow, complete gBeds, exactly like cut, iy all seer aaa well pli Price $3.50; sale for. Beds, with brass railing head and foot Ags two brass spindles, extended foot rails; regular price & all sizes.. Massive Brass Rail Beds, head full brass mounts and vases: 144 in. post and 4 in. brass spindles: regular price $9.75; in all aus ake . "5.98 $1.50 Dining Chair for 98c. High Back, seat Dining Chair, like ill » in golden, GARPETS “SAGRIFIGED. Clean, Perfect Goods From Our Own Stock Reduced for Quick Summer Clearing. At 123c per yard; Victoria Stair At 35¢ per yard; Extra Heavy Carpets in red, green Tapestry Brussels and brown, Carpets. per. yard; Reversible per, yard; Velvet Stair At 19c Granite Carpets, At 59c Carpet—hall pattern one yard wide. to match. Linoleum. We took all that the mill had on hand in’ order to beat the price One Mattings. ! This Phenomenal SaleContinues| R53 Better Matti | Values lik ship in th 50c. Wisconsin Prairie Grass Matting, per yard.......... 40c. Finest Pegame “fats olfers were never made. 29 § 22'c i fered at a sacri- High Grade Cork Linoleum, ; ariety of the best 35c. Linen Wan Matting, in carpet designs, per yard.. *19c! 30c. China Matting, full 90 "176 Ibs. weight, per yard 17c. Seamless China Mat. 40c| tied, : yards Oriental Hall Runners. These are 9 ft. long, 2 ft. wide, in Persian and Turkis strictly hand-made, and worth $3.50; on sale to-morrow Reversible Smyrna Rugs. In Oriental and floral patterns in red, green, blue, tan and Nile, ranging from 12 to 14 feet long and 9 ft, wide On sale as long as quantity will list atewees 100 Dining Room Rugs, extra heavy qualit blue, green and brown, 10.6 ft. long and 9 tt. wide: sale tO-MOFTOW Al sete sce eeree sees sees Alexander Smith Seamless All- Wool Br and 9 ft, wide, medalion and all-over Is It a REFRIGERATOR or a Gas Stove That You Need? either or both, you can't do better than to buy here 6.98 wool iilled and reversible: in red, usually $4.98} 011 7 98 . acls a Rue, | root 1 Be it ollowing hints of a Vefrigerators, hard Gas wood, thore ly sea Stoves, soned ash, bronze triny double ) fame burner, wv lift-off 5 the best inyut: * cap, easi tion ky dark n- cleaned, smooth top, lift-out grates, a! tique nish. extht casting, a — perfec! , Size , 5 burning st usranteed holds 30 Ibs, ice, oe Py not to er 2-burner 98 black, tor ° c r Sa aE 2-burner, nickel, for ... + 1.39 Size No. 4, holds 60 Ibs, ice, 3-burner, black, for Sizes NO. 2, No. 3 and No. tare the clan- Automatic Wickless Blue able kind; ice chamber lifts outs re-| Flame Oil Stoves, 2- 4 98 movable pipe, ete. TW ibutittreesecs cease ° Resting Places, Healthful Places, Quiet Places, Popular Places, ALL ABOUT ALL THE TO SPEND A SUMMER VACATION, «*. ~~ we 1381 BROADWAY.