The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1902, Page 8

pep neate rere asa pie MASCAGNI'S “IRIS” QUITE UNLIKE PINERO’S HEROINE, BUT THEIR FRIENDS ARE MUCH THE SAME SORT. Our New Piano Department. Our special arrangement with a well-known manufacturer to carry his full line of Pianos affords our customers and the public generally an unequalled opportunity of. ac- quiring a $155 Piano, which is fully equal in many particulars to those sold elsewhere for $350 to $500, and which we guarantee will give entire satisfaction, These handsome, finely finished, rich, clear-toned instruments, with all the very latest improvements, are ready for inspection. We also call attention to an extensive selection of the handsomest and most up-to-date Music Cabinets, Piano Stools, Scarfs, &c. Qur well-known credit system--$5 down, $1 a week—applies in the new Piano Department. For further information write to : oe {$$$ |, Renee i . SPECIAL THIS WEEK: Savonneric Axminster $1.10% instead of $1.50 to $1.75, as sold regularly, A high grade of this fine carpet; an especially suitable floor-covering for handsomely furnished pirlor. Liberal choice of patterns— not old stock nor remnants, but the season’s handsomest de= signs. OUR RUG ASSORTMENT is larger and better than ever, and there are many exclusive values, Royal Wilton Rugs. Size 9x12, $35 value, now.... $25.75 Size 8.3x10.6, $30 value, now.. $23.50 Size 6x9, $20 value, NOW.neeee $14.50 We have a few more of the L’Art Nouveau Wilton Rugs at $27.50. $35 to $40 value. Large or small lilies on various tinted > FORNEW “IRS” Studio Scene of “The Clemen- ceau Case” Is Very Much Like a Sunday-School Com- pared to It. bit bib bebe ber bbe So 3 Our 10 Yrs.’ Guaranteo with Each BUT IT IS ALL IN ITALIAN! —S Mascagni Heroine Who Will Appear ' at the Metropolitan To-Night More Daring than the “Iris” at _ the Criterion. T.KELLY ie 263 Sixth Ave., Near 17th St. “After” this evening there will de tWo “Irises” on view in New York. Sig, Mascagni will present his opera called “rig” at the Metropolitan Opera-House, while Virginia Harned will continue in Mr. Pinero's play at the Criterion. atucn comment has teen aroused by the forvid temperature surrounding the play nt the Criterion. If the opera can be Judged in afivance from a reading ‘of the libretto the play mill be a cold storage medium by comparison—with thie Aifference, tbat “Iris” the drama im performed in English and ‘“ris” the ‘opera in Italian. Fortunately few of us uve the natives understand Italian, and the natives don’t care so long as they fhave a chance to cheer their gifted ‘countryman. Iris is an innocent Japanese maid. She fs discovered having a heart-to-heart 3 alk with the Gun, which, in the strange {In her enthusiasm and curiosity she} eral inventory Sohn Damrelt Sons Sons Will Offer on Friday and Saturday Dress Goods at Wholesale Prices. 100 pieces all-wool Serges,50 Inches wide, in brown,castor,green, 59 gray, navy and black. Value 89c. yard; sale price per yard, Ce 100 pieces all-wool mixed Cheviots, 54 inches wide. Good value 68 mi for $1.00 yard; sale price per yard, Co ff what strikes him as a | he. sarcur mouth: IA vermntion:) a tr968 DEATH OF JOHN A. DILLON. philosophy of the Oriental story, epeake|drewa nearer and nearer to the gelshas | pretty lusctous consignment. a Ris euardewing Omithis icarcesh backstounds 4nd ls answered as a person having con-|@0¢ musicians unt! she {s finally sur-| Presently Iris awakes and says some- Marecitkele: Nonvemiletl wasl penal saiious wie ; . vgolourness. “In fact, all thingo are eup-|Tounded by the dancers und hidden by thing in Itallan that sounds ike: x of commile! smile again Cr rae eae ay 3,000 yards Assorted Noveities. Value 68c.;sale price per yard, 39C, "|the folds of their whirling vells, Then] “Where am I?" a c x sti 5 2 J J eon, ‘ho Eig leper fee as suddenly the Gamourals seize the girl] She thinks she nas died and gone to mine Amiles, though she stifles.) BAR HARBOR, Me., Oct. 16—John A . & J. Dobson, Remnants of Waistings and Novelty Wool Materials, ranging from 2% to though infinitely warmer blooded” (and with a hand over her mouth bear| Paradise, especially when she notices| ‘Then Iris does a thinking part for a|Dillon. leading editorin! writer of the] 14th Street & Fifth Avenue. | 6 yards, will be cleared at less than halt price. Ils finds chaste delight playing with | er away. the way she {8 gowned lorang taraniies But Iinow notlaceo at Gate oe cate cee ; .Wrong to smile. But I know notlday at Chatwold, Mr. Pulltzer’s cot- 33 her doll baby and talking to the Sun Charmed by Hin Voice. Her Maiden Modeaty. I tiaheray revotanoa’. shall £|taxe, where he had been visiting: Mr: ‘pe oo BROADWAY 8 & 9 Sts. & and her blind old father until she {s| In the puppet show Osako has played| “My clothing tsa yell," she murmurs; |siy ‘Signor? Nut King? {tis 107] Dillon fell from his horse, fracturing @ M: Thi Are Sai ’ Aiscovered by Osako, a rich young man,|the part of Jos, aon of the Sun, and|then she blushes and adds: small, 80 nt” b : an ings Are n, 5 rib, while riding on Sunday, Sept. 14. who, had he lived in these days, would}has come aa a savior to a mald whose! “I am ashamed of such things!” el Pleasure. Disc w Welk aalleueti cor ceeneacionia Ill ‘ probably have been classed na “wonder.” | father would have sold her. Osako has| This !s Oxako's cue to come forward Im where Osako gives himaelf} Robert Abbe, of New York, and Prot. in Advts. that will not bear the Said the Bi Ah! She In Deantifal. done this to impress Iris, and she ts|and turn on the hot alr, Smoothing his anou child he sme. Again] W- 8. Thayer, of Johns Hopkins, were} searchtight of truth. Why not : 7 gee Osako recognizes in Iris something Lot aeeaai ned ‘the spectacle and charmed | hair and reaching for his Eastern ace Lbelieve me Jos of ‘the vox ailled in consultation by the local Dhy-1 se the old way of stating. facts Are you on? ry is voice. cent, he #1 play life! I ave my stage | «ic! ¥) dict i - cI G : which tho average young woman would |% 23 Vole | Yount, Re maya: play, jifel | L have my stage} .iclans, but in spite of medical skill and Boys’ suits, our sort, $3.50. Double- Open your eyes, Mousme!. See and careful nursing Mr. Dillon was unable to only? We ha rally, His wife, his son Arthur and | y ve kept the wolf laughter Ethel Were with him nearly he whole period of hfs illness. and were Haye found out for herself the first time she gazed {nto a mirror-like pool or took seen lying asleep in a beautiful palace ily ‘for Life, My true name woul breasted, sizes 8 to 16, sailor sizes 3 of the Yoshiwara. thou know? Very well, Mousme, I a1 from the door by telling the to 12. A equint at a cracked looking-glass. He 1 from head to foot. calied Pleasure’ i i Bees she {s beautiful—fair of face and nc one Hye ind tr echo aede Ae ‘The soul ia pleased of the Hearing. this, the country mouse} ‘t hs bedside, truth about our goods. We will Boys’ “Sturdy” shi $1.6 All figure. eee Ot EL alee dua enc a Oy shrinks back, @ la Ethel Barrymore,| John A. Dillon was born In St. Louls| fight it out on that line. Our Ovs. urdy” shoes, $1.65. Clemenceau Case” in the shade of the} !,,the wonderful gentitity and tells Osako she wants to go home. | nftyenine years ago. He graduated tro sizes, 12 to 5. i Csako promptly makes up his mind he tay deauty! Disgusted, Osako leaves. tall timbers of the backwoods. Hi rd in 1864 and was in the di, | can't keep house without her. He Iris had no idea she was so cute, but] Kyoto then resolves to make money | arvard in a aphinreen Osako cantera in, and Kyoto lifts the : by Sehibiting Irie to th Ke, Money | matic service. In 1876 he bought the straightway contrives with Kyoto, a she smiles hee thanks and answers: ih PS ther oth in, the | St. Louis Post, which Mr, Pulltzer ac- vell to let the impetuous young man| “Jrrom_no one did I ever hear such Yoshiwara. awalle, the, eS hanes <2" | vuired two years later and consolidated ye Boys’ etiea 35 cents. Ps ., ot a bargain sale, just exe takiomati, or keeper of a house tn the t feast his eyes on the charms of Iria. things. Iris so beautiful! No one will ith th D4: ho OM Wilow Youhiwara Wapanese for Tenderloin), to a ver spoke: has gone into the Tenderloin of her own | 7! Laer et nny anee ra ete. Jot i i rapture Irie and carey her off to'his| Let the Lighes Barn Low. [PEEVE AE, Gy one ne thes le nue free wil comes and curses her and | lace bee connected with The World, ceptional values in our regular stock. establishment. Whether the lights at the Metropoli- | >!!nd and never saw me! Te Yamane inte hsewer and sete eat | Miss’ Blanche Valle, of St. Louls; two : Yo this end the conspirators arrange |tan Opera House will burn low at this He Knows a Good Thing, mussed Up. ‘Osako feela very aad, for) sons. John A. J. of Chicago, and | Our Bonnie Brier Bush or our Sou- Rocers, Pret & Company. A puppet show to which Iris and her| point the press agent does not say. Osako assures hor that his oyesight | Mo fad Jearned to love her and wanted} \/ nas Piitars, the eldest of whom. ta venir are all STRAIGHT goods 268 Broadway, cor. Warren, sightless father are biden. Iris thinks | Osako grows exceedingly enthusiastic, | '§ first-class and that he knows a good | ‘°Ragpickers in the next act drag Irli| warried. He ‘also leaves a sister, the §000 ‘opposite City Hal 842 Broadway, cor. 13th. w orders and 140 to 148 4th Ave, Seat f 1200 Broadway, cor. 324. and ‘Wert 334 ae. 7 thing when he sees it it of what looks like a tributary Countess de In Vaulx, of Paris.’ Hi jr the greatest show since the prehis-|He says that Iris's lips are like oher- Your body ts of lites, whiter than| the Chivage River, and she dies to slow | mother, Mrs. K, J. Dition, surviv 2 HL. B KIRK & co N Y: toric entertainments of the Kiralfys. | nies ready to be eaten and makes @ gen- | Fujiama'’—whatever that may be—says| music, thinking Osako a “shine.” at the age of eighty-four. e eg Ne De STORES EVERYWHERE. 107 GOOD QUALITY, CHOICE RETAIL 2-POUND CAN, GROCERIES A BRANCHES 4 X & 5c. fi FANCY QUEEN, Fine Quality, 4-0Z. BOTTLE, 4 CHOICE ’ CHOICE c “GROCERIES GROCERIES Borough of Manhattan. Borough of Brooklyn. | -]TO EVERY ECONOMICAL HOUSEKEEPER|). = 517 Court St, Third Av this sale for Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be found interesting, attractive, and, best of all, profitable. Interesti i BB as sate: ria fy g . sting, bi the goods advertised t alll ti fi flantie necessary ; attractive, because of their high standard of quality, and profitable, because they are 3 ered at prices lower Sn the “ane erat Gf goods eaaibe bought pantry rae cor: Prompact Place Tel. Cail 918 Prospect. POTATOES. SPECIAL. FREE “FORCE” FREE [ii We have said all that can or need be said of the perfect quality of our Potatoes, and owing to the A package of the new breakfast cereal, “Force,” will be presented during this sale to ts splendid response to our advertised sale of last week we will offer them again for this sale. who purchases this special Nese! high-grade standard pecs 4 ia eae ot 1 Pound Very Best Tea, No. 1, all kinds, All Five for Long Island Potatoes, S LPound Very Beat Mocha nd Java Coffee, CRACKERS. SPECIAL CANNED GOODS SALE. PRUNES. Kennedy’s Oysterettes, New crop fancy Santa Clara, the choicest ALL FRESH-PACKED, NEW CROP GOops, z e package, 3c grown in California, all fine, meaty fruit, Matn, 699 Myrtio 840 Fulton 8 el, ‘Roebling cot, Roebling at. A fonerole Ave. 66th Bt st cor. Bt Nioholea Ave, and City, 46 Main St, Plosbing, Borough of Richmond. 3 pounds for 25c Be Diane TalMeat Ab -BROOMS. iu VEGETABLES. FISH. Columbia River Salm fat can, a doren, $2.22} 0 can... Columbia River Salmon, in, a doen, @1.984 a c River Salmon, 1. J 2c $1.38) « can : Golden Crisp, Vienna Crimp, Graham Crackers, Johnnie Cake, cor. 149th Bt, cor, 167th St. cor. 163th Bt. Jersey City. St & pound, 10c Gry , A large No. 7 Broom, extra quality straw, Ate . can. $23 Central Are., ALL FRESH AND CRISP. L eal le Peas, fancy sifted, a dox- 167 Monticello Ave ert sees ae mueeal ao Each 23c moana L144 0 can Hoboken; Union Hill, Rolled Oats, Triumph Brand, per package... 10c Bayonne, Elizabethport Black Pepper, %{-pound caneseee....e10008 BC faa a Concentrated Ammonia, Butler’s best, large elrose, cor, Bathgate Ave. oad, Fordham Square aft 222 ‘Tiemont, Dottie Vaseset evens hoa, Maryland orp sana ae ; ; i saccgetees and Mount Verno: Suburban. Honey, 1-pound bottl Butler's Square Blue, 6 squares .10c 161 Betzenline Ave, Union HIN, D jorax, %%4- id x . . 3 Borax, %-pound package Olive Ol, best imported, pint bottle. .35c 17 Washington St. bet, Fire and Seo. ered Her on, BING a can. Blue Ribbon Breakfast Food, none better best imported ond Sts, Hoboken. AMARC i esacescl feetienemeteees TOG Gilt Edge Kippered Vanilla or Lemon Extract, Eagle Brand, 389 Avenuo D, cor. Andrew 8. a. a bottle .- Sc 53 First bet, Fulton 4nd Prank. 437 south, Fourth. Ave nt uth Fourth Ares Mount NY. Tet Call 1700 ME Vor Prices Quoted Do Not Apply Peerless Buckwheat, Tomato Cats 5 0 up, a Bottle Golden Drip Syrup, To Our Peerless Brand, both for Suburban Our Best, CHOICE Stores. %=pint bottle, GROCERIES