The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1903, Page 14

Aahler Bros., 31st St. and 6th Ave. A GREAT CLOTHING EVENT! We have bought for cash from one of New York’s leading Resdmctures his complete stock of BOYS’ CLOTHING at 40:cents op the dollar! We will place on sale at a slight ad- ‘vance all the garments thus secured; all the season’s ‘newest styles and in best fa ics, None Reserved. No Mail Orders. NoC. 0. D. BOYS’ SAILOR AND NORFOLK SUITS, 10, Also DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, in Chev- iors, Cassimeres, Tweeds and Thibets, in blue, black and fancy mixtures; 1 89 to 16; actual value $3.50; sale price,.. #° BLUE SERGE REEFERS. Oswego Serge, war- ranted, fast blue and strictly pure worsted, large brass buttons and fine emblem on 2 89 e sizes 3 to 12; actual value FOLK AND WEST 14 ST. We Are Splendidiy Prepared to Offer You Closing Out—Ladies’ Suits—Extraordinary Values, Closing out about 100 LADIES’. TAILORED SUITS, of Serges, Cheviots and fancy matérials, taken from the regular stock het reduced from $22.50, $27.50 and $30.00 q $15.00 $25.00 $9.75 $10.00 Closing out about 100 LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS, taken from the regular stock and reduced from $40.00 and $50.00........ walbrayey About 100 LADIES’ CHEVIOT AND SERGE DRESS SKIRTS, taken from the regular stock and reduced from $15.00 and $18.00. About 150 LADIES’ COVERT JACKETS, reduced from $15.00... .. } The onan Satarday Business That We Do Is Not Surprising When You Consider the Values That We Give. Some of the Following otters for the Whole Day-~Some for Four Hours Only. ’ ; Girls’ Sik Monte Garlos---All Day. 3 9 8 Three-qua ter length; tull circular cape, handsomely trimmed with 1-inch fancy silk braid and lace medallions; all seams trimmed with fancy stitching; large reverse puff cuff, trimmed to match; lined throughout and finished with oe Six large pearl buttons; sizes 6 to 14 years; special at. Great 4-Hour Sale of Girls’ Wash Dresses. Positively the Best Values Ever Offered in New York. On sale from 9 A, M. till 1 P. M. only. Plain chambrays in blue and old rose; ginghams in plaidsand stripes; polka dot percales with dark grounds and fancy light effects; could you ask for a better assortment than that at any prices They are trimmed in various styles, with ruffles, pique or duck yokes, fancy braid and pearl buttons. In the lot are a few in Russian blouse effects; stzes 4 to 14; dresses that sell regularly at 98c., on Broadway and 2 1 st Street. special tables for four hours to-morrow at esses. .casessssseeenes cues , o— 2 Women’s Lace-Trimmed Silk Goats---4 Hours. Pure Silk Taffeta Monte Carto Box Coats, 26 inches long. Probably less model, long stole front: large puff cuffs; shoulder cape. Entire garment 4. 89 handsomely trimmed with silk braid neck and stoles trimmed with antique lace and four silk ornaments; Sires 32 to 44; $5.50 value; special for four hours at Stern Brothers ; sale price. BLOUSE DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS. Serges, Wor- steds, Cassimeres, Tweeds and Cheviots. All the latest colorings, al) sizes and all styles; actual value $4.00, $5.00 and 12, 89 $5.50; sale price 6 |} BOYS' BLOUSE SUITS. All-wool Cheviots, in aay mix- tures, Pas tesa Teo pairs os eae trim- the nattie tstyle and best material ever offered at a price like this, Collare with each suit. Sizes 3 to 10; actual value $3.5 1 89 e JAMES McCREERY & C0. | | BRIBERY CHARCE | AGAIN BY CLARK Rises in a Body | Against Him When He Talks ‘Corruption and Denounces Legislative Methods. DGE HIS CHALLENGE. (Bpecial to ‘The Evening World.) ALBANY. April i7.—Assemblyman of the “Diamond Back District” New York, who has been plain tn talk of doodle tn the Legislature, us the Assembly to-day, When bill treating local assessments Fafiroeds came up Clark protested it the lobbying for the bill by . Graeff, of Essex. er Nixon immediately stopped ali dings and announced that it was for a house-cleaning, He called on k to make public what he knew lobbying. New York member said it was known that Assemblymen work their fellow members, asking for especially while roll were being taken. Speaker called on Clark to pro- ker Nixon put to a v of whether mem! uld ask others to support their bills called to all who were opposed to eustom to rise. No one stood up. said the rs Jumped up on all sides to re- kk and the Speaker announced: vote in the affirmative is 149 But Clark turned the tables on the ‘a few minutes later ver Gas grab came up. Hemsen, the father of Aye im ithe) hance when the blocked by saying tat the reason so many were ob- as because they had not "been Moy the right man, “Bake. hin name the man,’ Clark Nappi up. § But” Speaker attention. bill Is One of the most s of the session DIRONDACK GRAB BILL GOES THROUGH. Victory for Albany Lobby and Wood Puip Trust by Passage of Measure in the Senate. pecial World.) ALBANY, Avril 17. great victory woored by the lobby to-day when he Adirondack Water Storage Krab was dp the Benate. The vote was a bill has been amended so as to pt from its provisions the property Wealthy New Yorkers in the north- part of the State. But it «ives the -pulp trust and many manufac: rs bow! ‘Meges worth will possibly pass in the AND MURPHY TO RUB B FLBOW 4 or and Leader of ee Hall ii Bit Side by Side at the Dinner To-Night. Lew and Cherles F. Murphy, of Tammany Hall, will alt as the Amen Corner dinner Phe friends of both are look- 40 @ fine display of tactics, MeMaLyY Lo permit of asco, even thvugh Minder of Whe night’ lay ita . MN watch COV.ODELL RAPS. AT PLATT ACAIN “Morgan Received My Indorse- ment and That Is Sufficient,” He Says, When Asked if Sen- ator Favored Appointment. BUT PLATT IS NOT WORRIED. (Specie! to The Bventng World.) BUFWALO, April 17,—Gov, Odell, who 4a in the city to review the Sixty-nfth Regiment, to-day gave Genator Platt another rap when discussing the nomi- nation of Assistant Distrtot-Attorney George W. Morgan to be State Buperin- tendent of Blections. “Did Mr. Morgan recetye Senator Platt's indorsement?" the Governor was asked. je received my Indorsement, and Men’ s ‘Shirts military cut, best fins: collar, white or colored trimming, MEN’S SOFT BOSOM SHIRTS, of fine quality colored and white madras plaited or plain bosom,attached or detached cuffs; latest designs and colors, MADRAS PAJAMAS, white and colored, CAMBRIC NIGHT SHIRTS, with or without Men's Furnishing Department, First Floor. . and Pajamas $1.45,2.25,3.00 $1.45, 1.95, 2.45 75e nd $1.25 Boys’, Girls’ & Floor. Sizes 8 to 1044 51.35 leases is suMoient; don't you think 607" responded the Governor with a smile. “Mr, Morgan is an exceptionally bright, capable man. He managed Jerome's campaign on east side and ‘has been prosecuting New York policemen with vigor and success, He is a splendid man for the place.” The Governor refused to discuss the “| rejection by the Senate of the nomina- tion of Frank M. Baker as Railroad Commissioner, “Are you going to send his name back to the Senate again or will you nom!- nate somo one aise?” he was asked. “I have nothing to say about the mat- ter at this time. I will not discuss {t.” “Whue is there in this talk of difter- ences between you and Senator Piatt?” “TL know nothing about it. I supposed ‘that Senator Platt and I were on friend- ly terms. I know nothing to the oom- trary.” Will the Legislature Kil! the Mort- gage ‘Tax bill at thin session or wii some other revenve-producing measure take Its place?’ “T do not know what the Legislature will do with the Mortgage Tax bill You can't tell over night what may be done.” “In the event that the Mortgage Tax bill Is not passed will there be a direct tax this year?” “There will be no direct tax while| ™ I am Governor,’ was the responso. “If retrenchment is necessary in order to keep within the revenues de- rived by indirect taxetton we will adopt a policy of retrenchment, I in- fend to fulfill the pledges which 1 made last fall.” ——— DEFEAT DOES NOT WORRY MR. PLATT. “No, Iam not cast down. I am abie to it up; and 1 have just signed my name to @ photograph,” said Senator ‘I. ©. Platt to-day, when asked the condi- Won of his pulse after the way he was treated yesterdey by the Governor and the Senate ‘The Senator was smiling, and had just finished a little ¢alk with Gen, McAlpin. It was the General who, in the hour ot dark political night, bad felt it mignt reassure the Senator if he were tocail and ask for an amographed photo “1 do not want to discuss unpleasant things to-day,’ said the Senator. ‘1 am looking forward to h a good time to-night at the Amei ner, and I am reserving m No, 1 shall not make a »; sing & song? That ie aift How He Interprets interpret of Baker yesterday?” he "I Interpret it 48 showing the calibre of thouc three men.’ By “those three men” meant Senaters Brown, the Senator man Ambler? Did he wet away from the Marshal or did the Marshal get away from you?" > body who knows the 'Mar- me that Ambler had taken the Brackett and| “ YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, the best and fancy colorings, including Norfol ages 15 to 20 (31 to 36 chest), YOUNG MEN'S TOP COATS, In fine coverts and whipcord effects, fashionable short coats with loose backs; better grades silk lined, Value $12 to $18 BOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS, ( several hundred suits representing small lots of the best of this season’s styles, BOYS*SAILOR SUITS, all- wool serges and mixtures, with silk embroidery and braid; none worth less than $5.00 | ea in fast color serges and cheviots; embroidered designs on sleeves, BOYS’ TOP COATS AND Top Coats in all-wool coverts; Second Floor, Annex. ~ Attention is ‘called to the enlarged department for which has been removed to larger quarters in the Annex, Second Complete assortments of desirable sty] Vici Kid, Patent Leather, White Canvas, Russia Calf. Special for To-morrow CHILDREN’S & MISSES’ VICI KID BUTTON SHOES, welted soles, full round toes, patent leather tips, spring heel, special Young Men’s Clothing Prices and Unusual Offerings in Boys’ Wear Infants’ Shoes, including Sizes 11 to 2 $1.60 styles in plain Value $12.50 to $1390 99.75 $8.90 and $12.75 $5.40 Regularly $6.50 to $7.45 $3.75 $3.75 Usual price $5.00 West Twenty: third Street next t mt the ae to change thelr views? h, 1 don't know. ee n¢ fie idea of sett tho Ambler lala out tn. stherwlse wa As to the patronage of the office, Mr, Piat ‘was not worrying about it. Siaynen ho expected to pee. the , Mr, Platt sald he had no en- being done in “Dunn sees him, thing to all this, but thone in good health and 1 "Sine Benutore appearance bore out his "the ap potntment it District. Adoenay Starman was brought About by Mayor Low's personal intercession wi Gov Odell at & conference In the Union League Clud. MORGAN CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE. Unanimous Action on the Governor's Appointment of McCullagh’e Successor, ALBANY, April 11.~The Senate unan- of New York City, w be Buperintendent | of the State Bureau of Blections to suc- | ceed John MoCullagh. waintant Distrlet Attorne: informed of his confirmation Benate while in the (rial root at Headquarters. Asked when he sworn in and assum spoonepor of Guy erin ; Morgan decline to talk about my ap- nointment ‘oF confiemation until 1 have think Chee is Ne a8 a. surprixe* tak about that Will your appointment’ be any bar toy our continuing the trial of Morgan the lice be egat {ii} the close, e Will be soon No! Tubal contin which’ Mr. Elkus tells SENATE WORKS OVERTIME. FY oy ed ad no one could handle him, int don't believe thet." “Has the Governor went you any con: ‘To-Morrow to Save Bille That Ave Delayed. | JAMES McGREERY & CO. Sale of Trimmed Millinery. On Saturday, April 18, “Dress” and Street Hats, Toques, Turbans and “ Picture” models, 12,00, Value 18.00 Twenty-third Street, —_—_—_—. THREE PLATOONS FOR THE POLICE, Senate Passes the Amended Greene Bill and Puts It “Up to” Mayor Low. pect! to The Evening Works.) ALBANY, April 1.—The Finch New York Oty Police bil with the three platoon amendment, was pased in the Genate to-day by @ vote of 3 to m, Genator Wisberg led the opposition to} * the amendment, ‘This 4@ the measure which, before the Misses’ Suit Dept. Blue and Black Voile Suits, | Blouse, siik lined, finished | with vest, buttons and/| Stitching. Skirts, tucked, | and mounted on “ drop’| taffetas lining, Sizes 14 and 16 years, 22.50. \ Homespun Cheviot Blouse Suits, —with pleated skirts, Sizes 14 and 16 years, 12.50. Blue Cheviot, collarless box coats, Sizes 14 and 16 years. 7-50. Children’s Russian Blouse Dresses. Trimmed with braid, : Sizes 6 to rq years, 5:59 Children’s Box Coats,—with full “Bishop” sleeves, with or without collar. Sizes 6 to 12 years, 5+5% Twenty-third Street. JAMES MeGREERY & CO. Ladies’ Coats, Tan Covert Cloth Jackets, 10,50 Blouse Coats, made of black taffetas, lined with white It excels silk. Half length, black Taffetas Coats, with double capes and semi-fitted back, 15.00 Black Peau de Soie Coats, lined with white or black | taffetas, Pongee Silk Paletots, 22.50 Twenty-third Street, er a SEE RSET Mayor Low with using his offies to de- prive the peiene of New York of the passage of the bill, ‘le to pp something up to Mayor Low for use in the fight amainet him for re-elestion next’ fall; y, out Its ov plans ta reaned\to the Poke Department.” ns tes a ea, be |. These are Actandard’ article, such as the Sorosia Shoe, needs no Special 4-Hour Sa'e of Fine Pongee Waists. Tucked yokeand hemstitched tront, fini:hed with fancy buttons; tucked back and Sleeve; large putt cuft; fancy tab stock: one of the best styles of the season, and sold regularly in other stores at fiom $2 a Spee here from 9 A, M. tH 1 P. M. to-morrow at . ‘Boys’ $4 Three-Piece Suits at $1.98. From 9. of. MM, Till 1 P. M. Only—The Greatest Value of the Season. Limit Two Suits to Each Customer. Made in mannish style with four button sacl 2 coat, cut in round cornered style: higt cut vest; new shaped lapels. Woollen cheviots in a broad assortment of attractive mixtures in light and dark colorings; well made and trimmed; double” ’ . Boys’ Sailor Blouse Suits—4 Hours. Jn the New Double-Breasted Effect. shape and trimmed with five rows of silk soutache and one broad a 9 shield and sleeve; plaited sleeves. a 3to 8. Limit two oul to each customer. 9 A. M-to1 P.M.. ‘ An Offering That Will Be Long Remembered. de latest id fal strij and fancy fies rete i. Styles ri ni ix! Poe ote the fashionable see treniia eden ak ible jolla throughout ther, with toe d double soles; thoroughly good work- Co rested dasiget ti destrable. styles; sizes 9, 944, 40, 103%, 41, 113642, = 69c Men Mskkin Shoes—Just such as you have been used to getting at 62.25 1 50 \! y Woceaee hire poy leather or duck’ ned all sizes, On sale all day al. 2 Jeather lined—all sizes from 6 to 11; on special tables inthe Shoe store to morrow at, per pair warp Italian linings ; double stitched throughout; sizes 8 to 15; Extra quality cheviot, with large saflor collar, cut in a new band of silk braid; blouse finished with two rows of white pearl 9 Men’s $8 Suits All Day To-Morrow at $5 Each. ments worth talking about, worth coming here to see, well worth buy- sizes 34 to 42; spectal al Positively from 9 A M. Till t P. M. Only. 12% and 13; apech for four hours to-motrow, per .pairees: Men’s House Slippers Offered All Day. 59c leather The best shoe for Women $4 values, for four hours ates. buttons; silk necktie, silk embroidered emblem on detachable fags Suit, to say nothing of being able to get them at'$5.. Complete assort- 4-Hour Bargain in Shoes for Boys. ae Men’s Shoes All Day To-Morrow. We have just received a large special shipntent of attractive leather slippers, in black, brown and tan—patent backs—| $3.50 per pair BEDROOM REDUCTIONS, GOLDEN OAK, 3-PIECE SUITS, $12.09. (Reduced from $17.) CHIPPONIERS, . $5,00. (Reduced from $6.78.) Wood back. CUPOWERS, poly a Fresih, beret milton: +, BUREAUS, $6.00, (Reduced Masteues pac Lesaid CHEVAL BUREAMS, 00, (Reduoed from $i a Handsomely carved, Frese ba ti mirror. wpallahies © Carpets, Rugs, Maptings, Something interesting on ee LONG CRBerT" CRpnr™ 16 0 Yoon to. alt every page of our story of Boys’ Suits, because they’re baa on CENT tastefully designed, depend- _ able and moderately-priced— ’ that’s interesting enough, Reefer Suits, $4.60 to $6. Sack Suite, 14.60 to $6. “yo dt yout, $4.60 te 98, «) Norfolk Gutta, $4 to $8. Rugby Buits, $4 to $8. Russian Blouse Suits, $6.60, Restor Top-Coats, $6.50 1 #8. Wash Suits, 91:60 to #4. .| par A. Reminder—You ronal allenic re made, | of detailed description of its merits. in every good quality,—and as the models vary each season, keeping appropriate pace with the fashions in dress, the task of selection becomes a pleasure. Boots, Shoes and Slippers. $3.50 per pair JAMES McGREERY & CO. Twenty-third Street, “I do not know of ebything here or in your country to. touch it for in| »" eye © senonann ta Setar