The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1902, Page 7

‘ Commissioner of Immigration Williams sald to- tion on the Mascagni Orchestra matter | gate the Howard Colored Orphan Asy- anti! Attorney Eugene Treadwell, who|lum, of Brooklyn. roprosents tho Musical Union, has had| been examining the accounts of the ‘an opportunity to examine and answer | asylum and other investigators have Te- the affidavits filed by Mascagni and his| ported to the Comptroller that one of amanagers in reply to the charges made| the officials of the iBstitution 49 com- that the musicians are here in violation | plained against by several of the girl of the Contract Labor law. “Mr. ‘Treadwell can see the answering ‘Mdavits here any time he chooses to|rant action by the Grand Jury, says come over to Elis Island,” said Mr. Williams, ther to offer in support of hts conten-| taken advantage of vy an oficial who tion he can do so. I do not know when} stood very ¢ I shall pasa upon the case, but not} dent William until he has had a chance to produce | ment of the inatitution. further substantiation of his claims.” While Mr. as much, the inference seemed natural| tains many trom his attitude in the matter {s that| those made by the inmates. dihe full so far the Musical Union has not shown|Teport will be Mintshed by Thursday, grounds to warrant sending the case] When the Comptroller says {t will be. Defore the special inquiry board. STEAMER ELENA FOUNDERS. Part of Crew Goes Down in Italian MARSEILLES, France, Oct. 8.—News | {he sullty persons, took hhas been received here that the Ital-| dent. fan steamer Elena, Capt. Gincopollo, has foundered at sea. ‘The report adds that part of her crew was ‘The Elena abipping regis burden Was 330 feet 1 waa built in 181d at Glasgows One 804 Hap ite highest Rew Golden Sinte Tianred woth ity fhe] Judement. She says that she is going Rock Island lifornia, vii er Nov, 2. anieese known to modern travel. Goes|snare the nimble-footed ‘dancer be: te Over chasse the women in the cast are al luest. A. H. Moffet, isenger Agent, 401 Broaneas, Ra WILLIAMS DELAYS [ASYLUM GIRLS MASCAGNI DECISION Commissioner of Immigration|Comptrolier Withholds Action Until the Musical Union Can Reply. MAKE CHARGES Grout Hints at Grave Irregularities in How- ard Colored Orphan Home. ‘ Comptroller Grout intimates in a state- ment to-day that the Grand Jury of Kings County may be asked to investi- that he would take no ac- His experts have inmates. ‘Their charges are of a nature to war- the Comptroller, He intimates that the ‘and if he has anything fur-| girls in their unprotected condition were to former Superinten- Johnson in the manage: Chief Examiner D. C. Potter has made, Williams would not say|a report to the Comptroller which con- serious charges besides made public. ‘The accused offictal J a married mam and {san elder in @ Brooklyn church. ring irregularities, it in said, ha been discovered in the accounts, Bile were found to be approved wht for ‘three tmes the smounte areinally presented. In this particular, tt ts said advantage of the blindness of the former Superinten- Craft at Sea, MRS. OSBORNE’S PLAINT. Disaatisfled with Her (Tommyrot”? Company She Seeks Newsy Talent. Mrs. Osborge announced today that she Js far from satisfled with the com- pany which {s producting ‘*Dommyrot'’ in her new playMouse, and in this she confesses hereelf in line with public as last reported by the ers available as at Odes. ept, 16. She was of 2.199 to os The Llaxury of Travel shake-up" th System from Chicago to | get a Tot of mew ones ne Met and, a Ei Paso. Daily on and| "She Is till after Bonnie Maginn, the Every comfort and con-| Weber & Fields Insurgent, t to the spot. Information on re-|the end of the week. expected. An Event in Millinery. { Our Semi-Annual Sale of Women’s Trimmed Hats, Toques and Bonnets. Heretofore $17.00 to $20.00 each, for $12.00. Attractive Negligee Garments. Third Floor. The styles in Negligee Garments this season—their fulness in eut and the richness of trimmings—give an air of refinement and Pleasing attractiveness to such raiment. At this store one's fancy may run riot, as there are scores of cholce conceits in Gowns, Jackets, Sacques, &c., while one's price idea can easily be met, as the stock is sufficiently comprehensive and complete to supply the demands of the modest as satisfactorily as the well-filled purse. Nestligee Gowns of best .quality Albatross, acserdion plaited, with flounce; sleeves also accordion plaited; shawl collar of tucking and Inser- tton; double cascade of lace down front; a very handsome 9947, 75 altogether desirable House Gown; very special at. . Women’s House Jackets of French Flannel models; trimmed with lace and fancy ribbon ... ‘Two styles of cotton crepe Kimonos; one trimmed with satin $5. 75 ribbon, the other with Persian ribbon; choice of efther at...... * Cashmere Sacques, oiroular collar; trimmed with lace and $3.95 insertion; in light blue, pink and red........... ‘Women’s Japanese House Jackets of Albatross, fitted back, full shaped front, sailor collar down front and around bottom * $2 95 lace flouncing....... ° Exclusive Gowns, Wraps And Other Outer Garb: Third Floor. The very decisive demands for women’s high-class apparel that have been made upon us thus far this season are essurance that the Simpson Crawford Co. establishment is regarded as headquarters in the matter of women’s ready-to-wear, The promptness and satisfactoriness with which. every demand has been met is evidence, too, that we are always ready with a com- plete stock of beautiful and exclusive Gowns, Wraps, Skirts, Furs, &c., worthy of the wardrobe of the most particular and critical. HIGH-CLASS TAILOR-MADE SUITS of Zibeline and Cheviot; in blue, green end brown; blouse effects; standing turned-over or flat stitched collet and turned-over cuffs of efther self-colored velvet or white broadcloth; white or self-colored taffeta lining. Seven-gored flaré or triple graduating flounce skirts; side or box plaited seams, habit or inverted plait $40, 00 back over drop of self-colored taffeta; smart models. ° HIGH-GRADE PEDESTRIDNNDE SUITS of black and blue Cheviot; Ner- folk Jacket, side plaited front and back; belt of self material; heavy black satin lining. Seven-gored, side plaited skirt, kllted at bottom, $33 50 with am Inverted pladt back......s..scesseeeeesaeeeees . . BLACK BROADCLOTH DRESS SKIRTS of fine quality broadcloth; seven and eleven gored; inverted or habit back; welted or inverted seams; trimmed with perpendicular stitched straps of taffeta or Van Dyke points of self material; finely shaped and beautifully tailored, un- $14 75 BLACK VICUNA OR KERSBY COATS of fine quality fabrics. The Viouna Coate are 40 inches long, with yelvet collar, turned-over ouffs, lined with heavy black satin. The Kersey Coats are 82 inches long, with stand- Ing turned-over collar, double shoulder cape, bell sleeve, with turned-over cuffs, trimmed with fancy silk braid and velvet; black taffete 25 00 Uning....... . $ a BLACK KWRSEY TOP COATS, exceliént quality material; loose fitting fmyerted plait back, double shoulder cape, bell sleeves with turned-over cuffs, lined with a good quality of bleck satin... $12.00 TRACHOMA PLAGUE | AROUSES DOCTORS Hospital Physicians Will Meet on Friday to Discuss Facili- ties for Treating It. A meeting of the house physicians of all the hospitals in the city has been called “for Friday afternoon by Proai- dent Lederle, of the Department of Health, in order to disoss the preva- lence of the disease of the eye called trachoma, among the chfldren of the city. The special object of the meeting will be to inquire into the facilities of the bospjtals in order to find out if they can asigt the dispensaries Jn treating tne disause. “Up to the present time mo attention as been paid to this discase,” said President Lederle to-day, ‘but people are beginning to realize that {t is con- tagious and that something must be done to check it.” It is understood that besides the sur- geons several specialists {n diseases of the eye will be present at the meeting. a TUNNEL SUIT SETTLED. “THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1902. As Old Age Creeps On Men and Women Can Keep Themselves Hale, Vigorous and Happy by Using Paine's Celery Compound. The human system in old age must have a sufficient store of neryous en- ergy and rich, nourishing blood, so that the liver and kidneys may be kept in perfect aotion and the body free from pain. Paine'’s Celery Com- pound is the true invigorator when old age creeps on and the vital pow- ere commence to fail. Paine's Celery Compound gives the needed stimulus to digestion and assimilation that the system requires; it maintains a regular supply of pure blood and re- moves such troubles as rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous weakness, heart palpitation, liver complaint and di- gestive disturbances, that make the lives of old people miserable. Rev. John Rice, Scotch Grove, Iowa, 98; ‘My wife and I have used two bot- tles of Paine'’s Celery Compound with great advantage to our general health. It cured her rheumatism and proved a good regulator of the sys- tem in general and a ee for the nerves. In my own case I have found it a cure for kidney trouble arising from old age, as IT am now in my 75th year. In this trouble it has ‘0 | for $25,000 damages. May, the guardian, given me almost instant rellef.” Harry Talcott, of New Rochelle, Accepts $8,000 for Injuries. (@pectal to The Evening World.) WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Oct. 28—Su- Preme Court, Justice Dickey to-day signed an order allowing the discontinu- ance of the sult brought by William B. May, as guardian of Harry Pickard Tal- cott, of New Rocholle, his twenty-year- Do not throw away old clothes. Make them look like new with DIAMOND DYES. Direction book and 45 dyed samples tree, DIAMOND DY@S, Burlington, Vt. old brother-in4daw, against the New York Central Ratlroad Company, the plaintiff having agreed to accept $8,000 in settlement of his claim for serious injunles received in the Park avenue tunnel wréck. Young Talcott, who was a passenger on the New Haven train into which the City olreulation ls a real estate btoker at No, 666 Fifth ev week in the year. avenue, Manhattan, and lives in New|” For Wednesday, Oct. 29. Four Special Offerings in Novelty Dress Goods. 250 pleces. of Mixed Scotch and. Ione! 8 xe tch and English Suitings; these are re- pope fine fabries, beautifully finished and of splendid texture. it ley come 48 to 60 inches wide, in Bannockburns, Tweeds, Heather ixtures and Gray effects; Tailor Suitings, Nub Yarns, Boucle and fine Venetian and Covert Suitings; Ztbelines In two-toned ef- foots; also Skirtingy and a wide range of Fancy Mixed Sult- ad these goods range in value up to $2.26 yard, for..... $1.18 ‘© have @ splendid line of 50-inch Zibelines; Sure MN APE ee Peat ay tausrtaeeneta Sete Be we ane at the very low price of, yard..- once relied Oe) ‘have just 100 pieces of 48-inch and 60-inch all-wool plain col amd black suitings, in Basket W: one and VT te Which we otter for today ouly fiero 75 Spectal line of plain and fancy Suitings, - Belead Suet eta atg Tn, Sut ntudlns a wes Sultings, algo So:1noh Scotch Sultings; the greatest value of the — High-Grade Ball-Bearing Sewing [lachines, $14.50 Fourth Floor. The ball bearing es applied to the Sewing Machine {s practically new, but has met with very great success. Friction is reduced to a minimum, making the running light, easy and noiseless, and increas- ing the speed over 80 per cent. ‘Thene ball-beart his t net mens and come it polished oak. five drawers, dcop heed, iets pers pearance of a table when closed; all the Jat » Unteen oes eat Improved attachments; fully ven. Bpecial ‘attention 1 bigh attention Is cai to our er jeed ‘ineat quality hand-polished, "quarter-sened sack ene are made of 25.0 What agente “E1900 to $25.00 ork, nickel trimming. the highwat class will ohare $55.00 for; our prioe. prices, Fangs’ workman. $20.00 to $45.00 Our [lodel Food Store. Oabine: whip, with automatic lift from Entire Sixth Floor, ‘The splendid support and patronage given to our Ni Cantey, ~ Food Biare font Gen us ee to greater ears wer only do we give you the best goods at the hl deliver them promptly. te ee re Our Mall Order service is splendidly organized. The following items are proof of the uniformly low prices that prevail here: — HAMS:—"Royal Stuart” or Ar-| FRE) PRAS:—A. Perry Fils & | u “15 | Ci een is SR aoe are ae nah FLOUR: —“Royai i? 16 cakes: 06 ng bottle: epectal MACARO! aronl, Spaghetti, micelll; apectal.... 1. THAS: i~Bpeclal” Picking Gi Gate Gea Pie, omit The FLOOE ID. cree eel gs COFPEDS:—Breakfast Java, de- |lightfully aromatic, delteate favo: La 09 i u Oi ENF SARDINES:—Dandicolle and Gau- | special, $1 din's fancy boneless, ; Pillsbury'e Vi etal, dozen, $1.90; can food; special Ping-Pong Tournament for Championship of Greater New York. This Ping-Pong Tournament {s for young men only. It will begin on Saturday, November 16, We will donate as a prize a Twenty-five Dollar Silver Loving Cup. This tournament will be held in our Sporting section, {mn our New Basement. We will furnish all the necessary racquets and balls, Entries will close at 6 P, M. Saturday, November §. All young men over 15 years are eligible. Details may be had in our Sporting Goods Department. IF ANY ONE SHOULD ASK YOU, YOU MAY SAY—That the New York of the Morning Harlem local crashed, sued the company | World alone ie over a quarter of a million more than amy other paper's THEBIG STORE 27 E next Piano and Song Recital in th 0 /83 Auditorium of the New Art Piano Store ©!on the Fifth Floor will be held Wednesda} Afternoon from 2 to 4 o’clock. © F SUT AME patwsiteronnn WrOE*STS. [e ‘ ENE - Weert £ ae = § # 4 fi “GOhe Store of the People. a tative of the best. It matters not what is purchased here, for the store} motto, ‘Better goods for the same money, or the seme goods for leas) money than elsewhere,’’ applies with equal propriety and fervor. q Another point; This store does not claim at all times to sell goods below cost, as some houses that claim to be reputable concerns do, That] is a ruinous policy, is grossly exaggerative and finds few believers. ‘, The splendid receptions accorded the formal openings of the | New Art Piao Stcre, the Furniture Store, the Oriental Store, the Pig- ture Gallery and the allied departments relating to Women’s Street’#} and House Wear, amply evidence the new management’ determined policy to make this mcre than ever New York’s leading retail store. Ite is that already in size and remains so; and it shall be true of it iny every other laudable attribute. No day is ever dull at thisstore. Every dey supplies its owm | novelties-—-its own strikingly attractive features. ORE THAN EVER, now that the holiday sea- son is rapidly approaching, is the fact emphasized that The Big Store is “The Store of the People." Vast crowds daily throng this store. Its great popularity, ite tremendous busy- negs, ite world-wide celebrity, are logically the result of a policy it pursues with unswerving loyalty and enthusiastic energy. The Big Store practises no class distinctions. It aims not to cater exclusively to any particular clientele. It is first and always a store which finds ardent support among those who constitute what is broadly termed the masses. And yet many of the very best people of Greater New York and nearby patronize it unstintingly. The stocks of this store are not circumscribed in any sense. In the 75 separate and completely equipped stores under this vast roof are the most expensive as well as inexpensive lines of goods. Quality is always of paramount importance. Stocks are incessantly represen- Na Oriental Decorations. Ni Ghe Big Sade in Sts Second Week EVER did a sale of this kind flourish so enthusiastically. From} Va! its very inception crowds have eagerly attended the sale. The volume of business transacted last week exceeded in every point | the largest sale of Oriental goods this city has known. Inducements Are Greater Ghan Gver Yow. PRICES ARE LOWER THAN THOSE OF LAST WEEK. Some} lines are beginning to dwindle, and to hurry them out completely we have reduced prices in a manner that leaves no doubt as to the extraor- dinary character of the occasion. IN ADDITION TO DRAPERIES) AND EMBROIDERIES the Sale includes w 7 Table Covers, Jatdinieres, Portiere;, Ta ourettes, Pit'ow Tops, Tea Sets, 4 za Couch $, Lgaterns,' Plaques, Tibics. | Trays, Flower Stands. Mes " Mages, Stools, Smuking Sets, Chairs, : for ANTIQUE HAZARA PHULKARIES. inter an- | 5. 9. for CUTCH PILLOW Tops 24 inches square, with richly embroidered | tique pieces 4x9 ft. An almost solid mass of alk emt! tu the won- | Se: 35. 9 dertul gorgeousness of true Oriental colorings. Not a plece ell for © orders on red, be, green and tan grounds. Jess than $20.00. FOR MORADARAD SMOKING SETS, made of heavy brass, hand carved, i t 1 tray of jue de- for JEYPORE KNOTTED CHUNDRIES, made in Rajputana. Excellent for ISe nt Ah tpi le peg de ire Gre Y= one 69c CCD IH lead 0 CUTCH CURTAINS from the Maharatt of India, Sx10 ft. with | x) So for DECORATIVE HEADS, about a dozen of true Oriental , in correct 3. J Oo orate silk embroidered borders, on red, blue, green and tan grounds. 1 costume, richly tinted; these are not to be confounded ORS ‘the cheap magnificent curtain or drapery. i highly artistic decoration, con- 4. Sf. 5 for AMRITSAR BAGDAD LUDHIANAS, elabosately silk embroidered im ‘o plaster and papier-macke kind, but a taining the good points of both in a special compo finis! for BROWN DELHI GAGRAS, glass inlaid and silk embroidered, used 7; 9 largely as a cozy corner background. for FANS. FROM SAWANTWADE, Southern India, of the fragrant Khus / Ie Khus root. We have sold the same for 59. heretofore. for HANGING JEWELLED LAMPS, richly embossed; choice of brass o: fp 95 oxidized finish; the $5.00 grade. the Bagdad stripe effect. Size, 50 in, by 3 yds. Excellent for couch [P- covers, curtains or draperies, for BLUE DELHI GAGRAS. The stan 5. 9 for PARRUKABAD PRINTED CURTAINS. Quaint, crude designs and col 7 (4) the North of India. Richly hard embroidered in silk and inlaid with” glass. A rich and very effective drapery; $5.00 is the usual price. orings, eultable for dadoes or curtains; the kind usually sold at $1.75. i 46. for REAL JAMAWARS, The original shawls hand woven by the cs 45 natives of Aiea India and Cashmere. A heavy fabric im ent of the women of | Oriental desigt s and colors. (Third Floor, 18th St) World's Greatest Srocery. CRACKERS. Fresh mad: daily. tional Biscuit Co.'s JOENNTE CARE, RY ANN, 3 lbs, for 25c.; per Ib., I GELATIN E—Mokiniey’s | SOAP—“Hasel” family American Gelatine: clear and |*0ap. per box of 60 IIb no soaking or cake, a ular 102. pack ee Wines and Liquors. BeAr UDA MALT Abe RIE DrETE, MOA GS) oR E . vA, 00 CRYSTALLIZED ROCK AND RYE: Go) : Y; excellent cure for colds; per bottle, pereallen ss Rage ig ERRY: | 9O) SAINT MACAIRE, rich, old Call- New Humpshire Baldwins Leb oual deals Z | fornia Burgundy; per case 1? qts.. Bey MARSHALL RYE; per gallon, $2.25; 5 Per per bottle, OLD FRIARS SAUTERNES, ée- peck, FS. r hhite wine; por i aT PENNSYLVANIA RYE; per gallon, 5 9 Berrys PE SP, SOL armnaunes | Bease—vmis $2.00; per bottle, | SAINT JULIEN TABLE CLAR- 9 7 Ap Stoit.stiAT YLOURS | ceraiuiag ° ar. GRAPE NUTS. A Predigested Food, Per pkg., Limit—Three to-s cus-| tomer. y FANCY APPLES. N, Y, State King; Rhode Island Greenings | per Co. fim ity Pure erate | eat quality Pure ‘ | OLIVES—Finest qualtty large | { “1b. glass far 7 | Boanish Queen Olives “(nelyd, I ieee a 53 ; (0 | ime Sa); per quart COFFEE—The original 7 SARDINES—LaTour or Lalunc Brent’ ot eee HENNESSEY IMPORTED COG- 7 79 ET; pei case 12 at, WAC; per case, $12 00; per bottle, Ze 47! ory FRIARS' RIESLING; per 265 ° OH PARRY Fas | Imported Ol Sardineas Me i fh Manzanita a” Ss ; Uinctadiag 147); pera, © MEAT—Short ribs taney : jountain’® brand | omsts. Th. er) CREME DE MENTHE; per case, g9\"" ata, made from’ selected | pet doz., $1.15; ean, apring wary FISH—Solected Long EST hes =—— Linoleums and Ort Cloths. | siting ger Ol Rich 77e Durability and harmonious tone of colorings are typified inevery yard. : Saute ed (Pourth Floor.) in parquet, tile and mosaic; 2 and 4 55 aire) ¥: t, claw feet, top and stantial chair in solid oak; aa avelled fronts “ishape vouch plate’ mit! Genim cushion; special, My ONO D yds. wide; per square yard, Furni Offers Gxtraordina Surniture ers The list prepared for to-morrow is one of ogamy | PUATe. char price, | $45.00; i (Fourth Floor.) BRASS BEDSTEADS. BRASS BEDSTEAD, continuous , scroll shape top rail, scroll ing, can be had to order in all 208; gu) Beare Fe 4000 ‘i iflects 45c. quality, per square yard, thoroughly seasoned; new effec quality, per et carved tale etlects; 2 yds. wide, per oa. 9 4) 22+ 31a 3 yes wide: ‘The “ENOUGH SAID" KIND. ya. 30c. quality, per square yard, Regularly sold at 15c. per carton. Our price, SCOTCH LINOLEUM: Best grade; 40c. quality, per square yard, (Limit—three to a customer.) HE savings average a third ; often they are much ach that is needed now. q T remarkable attractiveness because it embraces so ™ se ooasis monnih ene or, ‘ | TRS. MAHOGANY CHIFFONIERS. SIDEBOARD, quartered oak, golden finish, MORRIS CHAIR; a fine and sub- CHIFFONIER, | special, to match | DINING f ar RS. & Geet ei i i i BOX SPRINGS. meee kl pone ae : ! Hf Be, ea UPHOLSTERED BOX SPRING for tyle and | CHAIR, fine i cepa : pil sure ee vend metal bedsteads, made with the | sty’ solid oak, Ki 2 5 dest teal spi nap, Oreste in quality; | golden coal * IK il AL icl + regu 7 Se Lewatgiem 6 75| meee NATH .50, | price, HAIR MATTRESSES. | pt e. Bpecal Call HAIR MATTRESS; 8. A. hair, gray er back, one of two parts; A | 2,00 fancy ticking; regular | / | ee eacaae 14.50 66.50 A nar = : tomatch; Teg- seat; polish ag3 “4 PARLOR SUITES. [lar price. jf exe TNR) RLOR SUITE; ieces; mahog- | $5.00; spec.al, | i tay alshed fram " serail ahapod MAHOGANY DRESSERS. | 00; ape nn rep VS ie backs; carved, shaped arms; French | cial, NY XXXKKKX YY FE al legs; ‘covered in Sainssl 66:60 MAHOG: NVM ee cclal, pies 59. 00 DRESSER: | ad@ws ae swelled J front : ROCKERS; iors . = jrattan or carved wicker; fancy pillars, rattan back; claw | rolled arms; pak ° cane seat; place regular price mirror; | $4.00; spe- regular ay rice $108.75, | DINING TABLE, fine quartered o ‘special, | fe finish, pedestal base, and claw 8 ft. tension; regular wa $25. VELOUR COUCHES. WIV a NAM VELOUR COUCH; made ina solid | oak frame; upholstered with moss and hair; made with a fine steel construction; tufted with patent but- tone covered is rata A genortne colora; reg price $18.50;