The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1902, Page 6

“FIRM ON CHI ja Is Virtually Czar’s “Province and Evacuation Be Mere Form. Oct. 22—Cabling from Pe- the corresponiient tnere cf @ays he has just r months’ tour of Ma ag) inspection of the Rus: deseribes the resi:! Heh, “within five years, @ Manchuria what | @ Russian provi that the privilese ding the Manchurian Ra! le her to continue her eff ition after the nominal ¢ m granted soribes the transforn asi marvellous. 1 sold buildings for @egupation are be! nese labor is 1 sian inhabitan th ;: as those on an Russian settlemen adeth from Harbin ¢ sips alongside all th Jan con lion at Mukden thro steamers on the 8 \ * and will number j whatever greater number ks fit. They will be di the railroad; permanent ad houses are already bullt for thom eve three miles, and there are lars ‘in every important centre Will be more immoyay), before the evacuation, passes the gates of the ahd richest cities of (hi almost every case evact ly mean the marching fers a short distance, either to of th Russian | ons or to the railroad, where | pérmanent quarters ha n provided | and from where the cities can, in the be be struck Immediately and with- out resistance. For example, permanent quarters are being built h from Mukden for a ¢ men. After the evacuation Russian military issioners will be att. m "8 consent, to each Gove . mies orn halon y military affairs and will check $y, attempt by Wer thelr strength, while fuls will be stationed in all the gre -FLLIS ISLAND BOAT c GOES ON THE ROCKS. Slight Panic Among Immigrant Passengers, but All Are Safe- ly Landed. With nearly three hundred Immigrants on board, the steamboat John G Usle, which plies between Ellis Island and the Barge Office, ran on tho re atthe Battery at 12.30 o'clock. 1 a ‘slight panic among t all were landed uninjured with 1 of other steamboats, |The accident was due to tho parti ofthe tiller ropes, and wa of the kind within a y Tope broke four days a. Car. IS “NUMBER-TWO.") CAUSE PANIES, One Pound of Cod Less He|Tenement-House Folks Turn Looks with Anguish at Aqua-| Out in Night Gowns and rium Keepers. Shiver in Brisk Breeze. | uu) of the West Indian] Fire and an alarm of fire caused irlum, for you can’t look | Panics In two tenement-houses early to- iquid eves and dount | day and brought the residents hurrying And the burden of | '? the street half clad. Soon after 6 clock there was a fight in one of flats tn the buliding at No. 39 ra street. A woman raised a win- on one of the upper floors and frantically yelled “Right! Her crles bulliing: ht! Fight!’ Kened everybody in the aliceman on the strest, a “Hire! turned t his real name A who thought #h n our bewhinke friend) iy an alarm. Frightened tenants rushed ime te he was quite 4 I Trq the street and stood, shivering, in + feLow and his rations were soheduled | their night clothing, a C A few minutea later fire was discov- “ ind Jered in the basement of the bullding at t No. M5 East Twenty-second streot. ut Two" has! Abraham Levy, the Janitor, gave the ‘ the cor-|alarm, and then ran, ecréaming, through 1 ‘ing has} the house to wake up the sleeping resi- 1 ly aboutjdents. They Jumped from their beds wt ran down the stairs blaze, nidand it wa rations «hould > The firemen of the Eldridge jot see a fire at although the Department found on the roof of the build after Reardon left. The ag there just piace is near ithe staton-houw and thg arm was rent In from that cor: Seret, Me- yy Sumuer ‘two barked. | Dermott heard {t and sent Reardon to Malt id shore agalnt Call the ticarn the location of the fire. He re- ry, old man,’ sain} turned after a few minutes’ absence getting too fat.]and reported that he could And no fire. irked something in ed, Spencer. uch an act, roal strike. You V for what you 1 sank with to the bot- bubble of B.Altm Will make an offering on T cIPT, FERRY WANTED 1 COURT Charged with $35,000 Short- age, Former Police Official Cannot Be Found. Original prices $3.00 to $7.0 ing Cushions and Chair Seats, ormer Poe who ts charge is of the es- late Peter Mallon, of Brook- lawyers In the case admit ‘erry cannot be found and that he eks. In- In Court street, BI . Brook- any clu fe) his I only say Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth 3 ~. Me i y for the Mallon family to-day at Ferry's shortage would 1@:ch $35,000. a brisk blaze | w Drapery Fabrics, Furniture and Wall Coverings, 0, At $1.90, 2.75, 3.90 per yard, Cushion Tops (24-inches square): suitable for Covering Loung- And are also showing Brocades, Satin Damasks, Flemish Wall Paneling, Velours, Moires, Tapestries, Printed Silks and Cretonnes, Lace Curtains, Sash Curtains, Lace Vestibule Panels, Bed Sets ; Sash Curtain materials, in White and colored effects, Portieres and Couch Covers, Table and Piano Covers, Embroidered Screens, Silk Mantel Draperies, Lounging Cushions, etc, — THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1902. ISSN GRIP 1S. /UNHAPPY SEAL FIRE AND FIGHT [HERMIT OF EIGHTY CONVICTS A CROOK: Corey Defrauded Many Farm- ers, but Peter Gale Caught and Prosecuted Him. George FE. Corey has begun a term of four months’ imprisonment i:npused on him in the erlminal branch of tho United States Clroult Court for an at- tempt to defraud old Peter Gale, of Ulster County. He pleaded gullty to the charge and was sontenced by Judge Thomas, ‘The attempt to defraud Gale, who Is eighty years old, was only one feature of Corey's famous “Drake” and “Din- estate schemes in Ulster and West- or counties. These estates were worth about $40,000,000 each, he sald, and he found many persons In both counties who he said were heirs. Many gave him money to look after their tn- torests in the matter, it Is said, and it was not until he tried Peter Gale that he was caught. Corey is sald to have told many farmers that their land was a« part of the estate and forced a settlement with them in consideration for a quit clatm deed on behalf of the heirs. This is the scheme he tried on Gale. The old man is the hermit of the county. He had never been but a few miles from the house where he was born, but he vas shrewd cnough to apprehend Corey, He mado his first visit to New* York to testify against him. Farmers who had been duped Into be- Neving they were heirs of John Dreke and Solomon Dingee are still slow to think that ft Is only a dream. Many showed such confidence in “Genzalagiat’” Corey that they were willing to ‘ tribute toward defending him aguinst Gale's charges. ank Go. hursday, October 23d, of Each, 6Qc., $1.00, 145 Street and Sixth Avenue, Vogel Brothers A2™ Six Cor 8 Ane 4nd was supposed to t To-fay the Carlisle Battery on her noor spliced rope parted 1 a 3 Capt. Reilly fou around in immine With other craft down toward the @lso danger of t aide against the r Capt. Rellly accor tune moment astern and ran t between the Batter baths. /Beverai boats came t. while some lisle fast the transferred to then to the junding was taken to the Hot repairs. HIS PRIZE WAS LOADED. Ana That’s How Hin Playmate Got! » Birdshot in Hin Tongue. | John Bell, fourteen, of ue, got an alr ap & reward for being school, “Hold up your hands!" commande John last evening in a lot ‘ ) nipth street and Wast End a he pointed his gun » John Ruexin, twe: - tt End avenue. eerie a ia ly went o: b tiny shot ontered Jad boone ember The Cruelty of False tents. last week ood boy at fj (From Sn. ’ Many @ doy Is Yoriourly By thalte, especially if he by b 8 and friends lent of the 1 nothing or 1 « ter all, Js mt, to suggest rtalaments, apped from Marvellous Sale of Ladies’ Tailor-Made Garments For Balance of Week. Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits. Double-Breasted and Mly-Front Sults of blue and black cheviots; jackets lined with guaranteed Satin; cloth or velvet collars; coat sleeves; new 7-vored Nave skirt; lined throughout with best quality percatine.t , Norfolk and Pedestrian Suits of blue, black and Oxford metton cloth; Kets boa-pliited front and back; belt around waist; lined throughout with n wre side-plaited kilt skirt; full flare bot- eril rows of stitching; special at $9.98 3cx Plalted Blouse Suits of blue and black zibeline and camel's 1 d throug + Postilion back, new seven-gore full flare Sults of navy blue and black cheviot, $12.50 ° strapped, new. kilt skirt ; special at n Watking Suits, cut with broad shoulders in the new two-button ied style; new model skirt trimmed to match jackets: made in black Oxiord and fancy mixtures. Misses? Norfolk Sutts of heavy “bble cheviots, jackets lined throughout with extra quality taffeta nd turn back cuts of self or contrasting colors; new model 3 down front, sides and around bottom, n wearing 32, 34 and 36 size; special at $ 1 6.50 Ladies’ Tailor-Made Jackets, Shert Jack ts, fly-front styles, made from black cheviots and serges, Ivet collar, satin lined throughout, all sizes 32 to 46; $4 08 ‘° Sale of Ladies’ Short Jackets, made from tan and brown English cov: cloth, black pebble cheviots and serges, strictly man. tailored and $7 50 . lined throughout with guaranteed satin; other stores $10, here, Vogel Brovhors STORE OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10,30 P. M. lou. atin-lined, SALE OF 25 DOZEN FLANNEL WAISTS, double box- jaited front, prettily trimmed ith small silk buttons; colors black, royal navy, green, red, rose and light blue. Regular bay waists, special $1.49 French F'annel Walsts, duchess front, finished with fancy buttons, rows of cluster tucks, front and back; fancy tab stock collar finished with crochet rings. All the light and dark colors, Brilllantine ‘alsts of extra quality, tailor made, large flowing sleeves, with bishop cuffs, lined throughout, detachable turn- over collars, sizes 32 to 46; special at § 1 98 Flannel Waists, graduating tucks front and back, full blouse effect, stock collar tucked; all colors, includ- ing black: sizes 32 to 46; regular value, $1.50; special at 98c THE SILK WAISTS AT $4.98. —These $4.98 walsts are coples of imported models which our buyers brought from the fashion centres of the world and that cost as high as $75 a waist. Nor has the teauty of the orlgi- nal been lost in copying. Here they are in hosts of styles, in the newest color- Ings, special at $4.98 Special Sale of 250 doz. im- ported Ladies’ Kid Gloves at 69c, Thi fe is an extrzordi- nary opportunlty—just to ace Gustlat the women of New York with our glove department. Duplicate them you can’t less RAG) cal oa pa lack and white; special at 69c ee tat i We Invite Particular Attention to Some of the More Important Features of “La Vida” Corsets, for Which We Are the Sole Selling Agents in New York. Being designed in America, La Vida Corsets are logically suitable for American women. Each distinctive build of figure can ‘be fitted with absolute perfection. Only pure whalebone and the finest of imported materials are used in their construction, every pair is hand-made, fully gored, bias cut and in perfect accord with the very newest modes, including the dip hip shapes, We are now showing complete lines of La Vida Corsets at prices ranging from 3.75 t 25.00 French Corsets of equal quality would cost from 40% to50°% More. Sixth Fivenue, 20th fo 21st Streef. B.Altmank@y. In SUIT DEPARTMENT, AB®* Stv.Cor. BW Arve. Second Floor, are showing the latest Autumn and Winter styles, made of Mousseline Crepe, Velveteen ; Panne, Chiffon and Fancy Velvets, etc. For Thursday, October 23d: FANCY VELVET SUITS, $28.00 Assorted colorings; Blouse Waists, WALKING SUITS, $24.00 OF Zibeline Cheviot, and Men's Suitings; Norfolk Coats. Elahteenth Street, Nineteenth Street and Sixt Avenue. TohnDanrel\ Sonsh Sons Will offer an immense assortment of LINENS, FLANNELS & BLANKETS: FAR BELOW WHOLESALE VALUES, On THURSDAY and FRIDAY.) Included in this great sale are the sample lines of several well-known manufacturers, averaging fully 1% Off Their Former Low Prices, IN DISTRESS. © A Big Clothing Manufacturer in Need of Immediate Cash. The Harris Store having an unlimited capital and always on the lookout for spot-cash purchases have bought this entire stock for SPOT CASH and place same on sale AT HOG. ON DoLar. All new up-to-date fine Winter Clothing, made for this season’s trade. Fall and Winter Overcoats, Fall and Winter Suits, Fall and Winter Trousers, the new Rain Coat, Prince Albert Coats and Vests, Silk and Velvet Vests, SALE DAYS: Wednesday, Thursday,Friday & Saturday until 10 P, ML Fall and Winter Overcoats, B.& A, OUR PRICE. PRICE. 10.00—Men's all-woo! Oxfon! vi- 5.00 cuna, fall and winter weight.. 15.00=Afen’s all-wool Overcoats, tan, covert and Oxford, all the up-to-date shades, some all- BALD Mied séascacssasaseapeeseaes 20.00—Men's all-wool Overcoata, imported covert, vicuna, mel- ton, kersey, beaver and’ Irish frieze, some satin and plaid wool lined * 30,00—Men's all-wool Overvoats, imported kersey, melton, beaver, frleze, whipgord, vi- cuna, ‘full satin lned, black, blue'and Oxford... 15,00 20.00 — Imported Cravenetts ine? 10,00. 7.50 10.00 Rain Coat, gray and tai sleeves, aatin shoulders «..+.006 Fall and Winter Suits, al 10.00—Men's Sack Suita wool, Scotch tweed, — ta worsted and black cheviot. 15.00—Men's Sack Suits, wool and fancy worsted stripe, plaid, blue royal, “ribbed and lack cl 20.00—Men's Sack Sui all made from imported woolle: blue and English Clay. thibet and yicuna, stripe and plaid worsted sigh melton, full eatin Men's Coats and Vests, lish Clay, full-satin ned and tatlored up-to-date style.. 30.00—Men’s imported black vi- cuna und thidet and West of England Clay, full satin ined, Prince Albert ‘Coats and Vesta, (500 GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, HATS AND SHOES AT GREAT SACRIFICE, OCPEN SATURDAY 10 P. M. C:) 235 Broadway, CPPOSITE POST-OFFICE. NEW YORK CITW. | HBatiermao | Our Big Sale of Black and Colored Velvets Continues With Unabated Interest and has thus far been unequalled in volume of selling, There must be good reasons for this. You can learn them by spending a little time among the Velvets themselves. !"500 More Manufacturers’ Lengths. | 2,000 Manufacturers’ lengths of Black Silk Velvet left our counters Monday, 7.50 10.00 7,50 [ All Cars go direct or by transfer to our doors. Very fine bleached satin dam-;| BLANKETS—CO, 150 ask’ Tableckihs In all size | WOR CABLES. some with Napkns to match, 250 Pairs of Sample Blankets trom Importer’s sample line, at the fol- the mills of the most famous lowing big reductions : Eastern and Western manufactu- Size. Value. Sale Price.| rers, some slightiy soiled, others 2x2 yds. 4.50 2.50 | atsolutely perfect, in all sizes 2x2y% 5.75 3.25 | Size. Value. Sale Price. 2x3 6.75 4.00 “ 128 1.65 Pr. Napkins : ow 3.00 2.35 “ 24x24 inches 7.00doz. 3,50 4.50 3.35 “ Also a tew of a still finer grade| ** 5.50 3.98 « marked as foliows: ef 6.50 a 75 « Size. Value. Sale Price. s: , “ 7.80 4,98 “ 24x2% yds. 8.00 4.50 Ea. f . “e | Bull 2.75 1.98 “ 24x34 9.78 5.75 . | Napkins : i sooo 2.75 “ | “ 5.50 3.98 “< | 25x28 Inches 9.00doz 4,75 doz. “ AD ¢ a 500 Remnants of fine white em- ees 4.75 | broldcred Skirting Fiannets, In} “ 7.50 5.50 “ both scolloped and hemme. edges, ‘ from 1 to3 yd, lengths, atabigcut , 900 6.75 “ In prices. | 5Q doz. full size (6x6 ft.) fine qual- 78c. grade now 50¢, yd. | ity cotton filled Comfortables, | 90c3. « 60c. “ | heavy Sateen coverings, light and) i ma i a |dark grounds, beautiful patterns, | 1.25 4 89c. | value $2.25 each; this iso 6 (1.10 “ | palessse.eseecsseecessees 1079 each MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. Linen Store, Main Floor, Rear. B.Altmans do. Department Left of Sixth Ave. Entrance, MEN’S UNDERWEAR, Medium and Winter weight Underwear, including Silk, Silk and Merino, White and Colored Merino, Natural Wool, Balbriggan and Fancy Cashmere. also the “Deime! Hygienic Linen-Mesh Underwear.” Thursday and Friday, October 23d and 24th: MEN’S SHIRTS and DRAWERS, PER SUIT, $2.20 Blue-Grey Merino¢ Winter weight. Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue. Complete Coal Statistics in the 1902 World Almanac and Encyclopedia. The Book That Is More Than Worth the Money.| Price 25 Cents. By Mail, 35 Cents. For Sale by All Newsdealers. i between the hours of 8 and 12. Need we say more? 500 | more are now here; each length measures 1% yards and is 715c valued at from $1 to $1.50 per yard. Our price per length is 3,000 yds. of Fancy Striped and Plaid SILK MIRROR VELVET, in 50 Differ- ent Shadings, suitable for up-to-date Waists and trimmings, 65c never sold for less than $1.50 per yd. ECIAL, per yar a eS, ‘a Women’s Kersey Jackets, $4.75, Worth $8.00 Several hundred All Wool Ker- sey Jackets, just tea foinbed with like Masato, velvet, a very nobby 19 incl 5 i dastor and black front, finished tat sib: FOR with | stitched THURSDA straps over shoulder and on seams, lined with silk,in cas- tor and black, sizes 32 to 46, value $8.00, FOR THURS- DAY, 4.79 Furniture Dept. $6.90 zy This highly inished hair, complete with fine velour cushions, P carved feet, best folie. finish frames, very large shades, lots of tucks back and front, some with embroidery trimming on front, now sleeves, stock and made of best taffeta, tucked back and front And on sleeves, 81203 wy Hie 42, value 9.49 TWO TEMPTING OFFERS FROM OUR Hanging Cabinets, 75c. “asta | | | Hanging Cabinet, golden oak, suits able for medicine or bric-a-brac, with! closet, mirror or chipped glass in goors| Pape bec shia saat eeea depth lex TREMELY y 6 inches; regularly sold $1.25; E bene 75 price