The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1903, Page 7

TIE-UP MAY LAST ALL THE WINTER Whether It Shall Be Peace or Further War in Building Trades Depends on Result of Meeting To-Day. CONTINUANCE OF STRIKE AS LIKELY AS SETTLEMENT Representatives of the Employ- ers and the Union Men in Ses- sion at Different Places to Discuss the Outlook. _', On the outcome of two meetings held ‘this afternoon depends the position of the employers and the bullding laborers during the winter. A complete tie-up of most of the bullding operations Is as Ukely as a harmonious understanding between the employers and employees. The Board of Governors of the Em- ployers' Association met at No. 11:5 Broadway to take definite action con- cerning the Stonecutters, who have re- fused to sign the arbitration agree- ment. President Eidiitz, while he would not commit himself, permitted the !mpres- sion to get abroard that the stonecut- ters would probably be locked out as boing constituents of Sam Parks and. the walking delegate plan. L. K. Prince, of the Press Committee of the Employers ‘Association, said: “Ot course, we can not erect bulldings * without the stonecutters. If they are | Rector streets. { { | | ! A pathisers, gathered near locked out all buflding operations must stop, as their labor 1s vital to any structure. Perhaps the Board of Gov- ernors can get around the matter in some other way. It 1s an important meeting, and all will depend on its ac- tion.”” ‘The United Board of Building Trades met in Brevoort Hall to take action on Parks's plan to bring the seventeen unions which signed the arbitration plan back Jato the Board. Parks's Heu- tenants say assurances have been re- celved from several of these untons that they will go back into the United Board #f Parks will guarantee that all the ‘ther unions shall do Ukewise. What the individual unions fear is acting alone.and thus being stut out of work. ‘Dhe Parks workers say that the meet- ing to-day will 1ssue an ultimatum to these unions that unless they re-enter the United Board within e certain time the material shops will be closed against them. Only interior workers reported for work to-day on the buildings con- struction, the rain keeping the others This fact promoted the large away. he reveont attendance at the meeting in Hall. EXPLODING CAN CAUSES PANIC Women and Chitdren Flee in Terror from a Greenwich Street Tenement and Find Shelter from the Rain. ‘The explosion of a can of gasoline tn the Basement of No, % Greenwich street caused havoc among the ten families ocoupying rooms in the five- story tenement house. Women and chti!- ren rushed into the street and sought abelter in nearby stores. But for the fact that the basement ‘pad bean flooded the firemen would have fed a harder time fighting the flames of the Church street station, saw the fire and turned in the alarm at Church and ‘The box ‘there ‘haa the game number as the box at Broadway and Reotor street, and the fire machines firs: reported to the latter scorns, Guanolal “istrict frien the hgines lo! en e@ engines (ee on Broadwe:! ‘iter turning in the alarm mae cae pore the is Booms and hur- CAUGHT MAN IN TRANSOM. Afichael Cavanaugh ts one policeman who was not prevented from patrolling his beat by the downpour of rain to-day. Cavanaugh was passing the store of Morris Weiss at No. 9 Amsterdam ave- nue at 4.: ih he Kav this morning when he saw a ma if way through the tran- eee daa nl all cae ap tate and found $20 worth of cheap relry in his, pockets. In the West Side Court the man gave the name, of John O'Neill and said he lived at No, 65 Second avenue. The Mag. dstrate complimented the policeman on his. watchfulness and held O'Neil! in $1,500 ball POLICE FOR BOY STRIKERS, Messengers Have Many Sympathis- ers and Cauze Trouble, WORCESTER, Mass., Oct. 9.—Because their demands for shorter working houra, regular pay day and a regular dinner hour was refused, a dozen messenger boys employed at the local Western ce went on strike to-day. ‘The strikers, reinforced by many sym- the office and eame so violent that Manager Percy Patton sages are delng carried out under protection by the boys who etrike, called for police protection. Mos ice not —— REGISTER! Thin is the first day of registra- ‘The books will be open in all A ae bororghs from 7 A. M. to 10 P\Phe other registration days are: Saturday, Oct. Baturda ot en Lf Voters who fail to soulatye capnet vote in the election tor manner Nove ‘a Girls’ and Misses’ Outergarments. |; ost Attractive Showing of ewer Fall and Winter Styles. AGIRLS' FULL LENGTH ZIBELINE sini ACY) 6.90 70.00 Saturday's Low Prices For Choice Cigars. An excellent list of values. This Sale we it possible for you to smoke Cigars that are “smokable” and at prices as low as you generally pay for the cheaper grades. GIRLS’ FULL LENGTH KERSEY BOX COATS with epaulette or full capes, prettily strapped, all shades, GIRLS’ FULL LENGTH KERSEY COATS, lined with Satin, fancy cape, velvet collar and natty ornaments, ait tiavana Nothachita alee a fron). Femular ide. auality. hand 4 QQ caer HAVANA CONCHAS, high: Pe ee heat erage. ee Sduaily, Wemtlaly sf ¥o per'l00: > 50 sve MACY PURITANOS: box REAT Ri REAT ieee PURI- 9 59| 0! as 450 pt BLES; va ON bx 2,25/° MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. (Main Floor, East, 18th St.) ‘Women’ s Silk Waists. Saturday’s Unusually $000, Bg, CIGARS: @ special lot; 7 9 Saturday—Silk Waist Day—at The Big Store has been made extremely pop- ular by these Weekly attrac- tions, and because of the novel and henge 4 crea- tions present ‘o-mor- will include materials in black, white and the most desirable shades. The prices are extremely inviting. WOMEN'S WAISTS OF PEAU PDE CYNE: in back whit. bl champagne WOMEN’S WAISTS OP BLACK CREPE DE CHINE; 6 tailored shoulder plaits, stitched and piped with silk; front with 6 silk medallions; plaited back; fancy sleeve and cuff; collar with and violet; front long yoke effect of tucking and elegant scroll work of fine lace and hem- itching; tucked back: newest model; sleeve trimmed with clustered tuck- ing: hemstitching and lace; fancy sien as collar and cuffs; c nore ae 8.50 number _of WOMEN'S Waisrs foe PEAU pe Soe in a variety of newest styles 3 95 designs; 3 00 ai on Floor, Front.) taffeta turnover and tie; to- morrow, 5.00 WOMEN’S WAISTS OF BLACK PEAU DE CYGNE; full- plaited blouse front, with two long tabs; trimmed with fancy buttons; plaited back and sleeves; collar and tad tastefully trimmed with silk braid; to-morrow, Cheertng as Sunshine, and Always Ready to Play. What could be more charming when the hours jhe fe grow leaden, avhen the long evenings of winter are here? hat can afford quicker, more eet Soak musical entertainment ? 24 tunes. ‘ollows the other automatically. Wind the “ te ” Then start it. It does the rest. More than 3,0! oe tunes to select and each a masterpiece of exquisite harmony. The “Regina” is guaranteed by the makers. You Pay a Dollar Down, oe and the rest in ire Baty payments. We can deliver the “Grn in saat | 3d Floor, East. Ny cluster button trimming, plain colors GIRLS’ ALL-WOOL CASHMERE DRESSES, entirely new bertha effect with braid trimming, dainty colors, GIRLS’ NEW FALL REEFERS OF MELTON, in blue and red, with beautiful embroidered emblems snd military buttons; extraordinary value; to-morrow, AP RSRRE BANANA SECONPS: 2, 00. WOMEN'S ENAMELLED CHATELAINE HAYANA STOGTES: wooden box 7 95CIMPORTED CRYSTAL HAT PINS, Interesting Offerings. § Sco se iy Pi descent of the merry a ‘ostell lo, |The most KorReous mned, A rev STR RET sere — LT TE I a ia RS THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1903. Our Won’s Store’s Supremacy Over Att Competition Saturda 2 Wlorning--- Rain Coats, Cap Ge Coats and Suits. Again Demonstrated. Limited, Everyshing that the fancy of the young girl or miss can desire in the way of a smart, natty Ready-to-Wear Suit, Coat or Dress. Materials are strong; styles cleverly designed. / And price-attractions are a distinctive feature. To-morrow we specialize the following: MISSES’ SCOTCH TWEED BLOUSE SUITS, eit plaked ibe: fancy, brald ani alleiry buon ff, Fi ys trimming, MISSES’ SCOTCH MIXTURE SUITS new ce. teataifly | corabicied | dieh valved) and ol JL, 75 Coats, BUT ONL makeshifts. ENETTE.” Allsizes. White Quantity Lasts, at The Rain Coat has pecome a necesrary garment. answers so many urposes. PAREW GOOD SORTS We sell ne On Sate Saturday Morning. A total of 312 Rain Coats, TWO-THIRDS “CRAV- Oxfords, tans and novelty stripes; also blacks. EVERY COAT IS GUARANTEED. This Label Under Collar, *8.50) here are all sorts of Rail | MISSES’ NEW BOX COAT SUITS, elegantly 16. 50 tailored, lap pockets, half-fitted back, velvet collar, 10.00 MISSES’ NEW WINTER KERSEY COATS, collarless; half fitted, shoulder capes, satin lined throughout, Cop Coats. GIRLS’ RUSSIAN DRESSES MISSES’) NEW WINTER KERSEY COATS, entirely USL a alate Fs GO| i cron sr seve lived troughs wit ace 73.75 and gray (jus 112 coats) , MISSES’ WALKING SKIRTS, in all new Fall mixtures and sleeves. S95 S95 Sack Surts, (just 215 suits). White Quantity Lasts, at Black and Oxford Chesterfields, silk faced to edge (60 coats); coverts in tan, olive Black Thibes, single and double, serge lined (just 80 suits); “Double and Twist’ and good cassimeres, single and double *§.50 This Stamp on Cloth Every coat serge lined and satin splendid mixtures; see) And Very Special, and “Talk!” 3.50 (Second Floor, Front.) ploying methods of “Hurrahl’” OP NE me folk are nee HE CRITICAL AND INTELLIGENT PURCHASING! eUBLIC Ds ‘WW YORK AND VICINITY WANT—FACTS. 2%o State Yo Vatues—We Give Th2m/ sain Foor, Bast. | NOTE.—The clothing business of to-da ay has become to a certain extent “strenuous.” Women’s Watches and Frameless ES, assorted colors, with match, fitted with a fine jewelled Swiss movement; guaranteed, pin to KIS many new designs, extra long stems, a Se QMain Floor, Front, 18th St.) Samitiar Yursery Sales. With what delight the little man ‘ill inted books! With what awe and asd betel amet Imported Hat Pins. Cyeglasses, J. IO expensive. The Hat Pins embrace the newest novelty designs. THE CELEBRATED CO- GANFD wee, LENSES; set_in mountings; they give a wider field of vision, are feather weight the regular periscopic lenses; very es, e J O special, The Watches are accurate timepiec B Perce ana Extra Special, at, each, finest grade of gold filled and in every respect are superior to + (Main Floor, Front, 18th St., Head of Stairway.) Women’s Kimono Dressing J acgues. Almost a thousand of these becoming and comfortable Dressing Sacques will be sub- mitted to your choice to- morrow. Very handsome brightly colored and well- will watch the antics of Mother Children! YANKEE M i ees Beiteer er ee ATHER GOOSE: ee ne St 506 aRF UL bet iblishe Brice $180: bid aay pea 10 450 Persian patterns, ‘large sailor MOON CHILDREN, By Laura Dav- Timera”priee, $1.00; our Boe lar; hi back ith Srna Mosinee MOTHER aQOs IN PROSE, By collar; gathered back, wit dingy vanuifOblon ay kat Bigiaraae br belt; border trimming; SPEDE Geer ofesurad and aliens inating oletures ae! cojers. Publisher's price, our 54 | Masfloe Pariah », $1.60; our price, "*§ 900 (Second Floor, Centre, 18th st.) made to sell for $1.25 79¢ (Second Floor, Centre.) Ohe Little Professor Rehearses the Three-Dollar Brigade for Saturday’s Audience. Attention! Gyes Right! Now, you “3-Piece” Chaps in the rear want to be on your good behavior to-morrow. Those big boys, 10 to 17 years of age, oe like you; and remember, no whimpering —you g0 ar $3. You “Double-Breasteds” pe nice and slick. [am proud of you Remember, $3 is the word and off you go. Ah, my dear “Norfolka,”’ | hate to see you move at the word $33 but it's orders from Headquarters. A last word to my little “Russians and Sailors" —Bye- bre friends; lala’) Salk will have to follow the regiments of your took them away to be the pride of nice Svar You must leave your home here to-morrow. The Boys’ Store—Second Floor, East. Suits for Big Boys. Myges 7 ta 17 Years. PIECE VEST SUITS, Blk Blo and soe NORFOLK SUITS, s Overplaids, Checks and Navy. 2-PIECE JACKET SUITS, al! colors and WMitéary and Sailor Russian Suits. ges 24, to 7 Years. Fine quality rough and smooth finished serges and s, in new solid color- 9¢ ings Harvard Red, Yale Blue, Navy and Oak shades. ered collar and shield, Silk tie and self belt. Bloomer trousers. Our Price at Retail Is Less Than Competitors Pay at Wholesale. Our Progressive Fat Stores. Inthe Yon’ s Store. (Main Floor.) The sensational values offered here continually have attracted THE AT- Gop Coats. New autumn shades of, Covert | TOP COATS; ideal overgar- ments for the Boys 10 to is 5 | years of age; made like papa’s coat; YOUR CHOICE OF THESE COATS, styles, In the Boys’ Store. (2d Floor.) Every stylish design in Head- wear for Boys of every age. ALL THE NOVELTIES, TENTION no matter how high class or CULE WHERE MEN exclusive, here at popular IN cheee eat: prices, ( Suvonite Knicker» Yourhs’ ae Mo spn Vé, Foy Oo Section, bocker, Section. 2 Ages 2t Bt 15to | “GOLD MEDAL” es ‘ ee pipe is Stiff and Soft Hats, rs 50 SILK HATS, cor- BSe C50 9Sc | recrin every dont, 5e 30 DRE oh ate oR sd RAR te RAR i at World’s Greatest Grocery. Cxtra Choice Fresh Ufeats Saturday, i Cur Meat Market will be exceptionally prepared fer to-morrow’s shoppers. Only the, wey best cuts, fresh and scientifically chilled. H# - KILLED ROASTING Re ‘MPS OF FANCY CORNED bees 3 73 ieee Forequarters Canada tony Ib. “Ss | aan SCY RHODE ISLAND SCALLOBR:: EAC NT ANB Bea hand made Cra Fresh oven-baked Bouquet Wafers, Qu. UQIGE, QUATAR LAMB; Ib, 14e} FANCY QUALITY— ARTERS CANADA ARTERS SPRING F ib, 10c ‘m quality Prime Rib /Ronat:| tra cuailts i Bleached Kalamaron| pall Gdear cured Gilosd Heme Tose aa Bie | (Fourth, bead Infants’ and Children’s Sclk BE & Cloth Coats To Keep the Little Folh Snug and Warm. Saturday is Children’s Day, and to make it of especial inter> est we are placing on sale an unucualy large assortment Silk Caps and Bonnets for In- fants and Chi'dren at a margin of profit to us. Those made to sel at freta 75c. to $5.95 will be offered at 39c., F9e., TGs 69c., 75e., I8e.5 | upto 250, ~~ \CHILDREN'S CLOTH BOX | COATS: Kersey: excellent quality: rae colors ten blue and red: With large circuler cape; sole ef- fect; satin strappings: regularly $5.25; sizes 2 t0 5 years, 3.95 Second Floor, Centre.) az Fancy Children’s Kersey Coats, CHILDRENS CLOTH BOX COATS; fine quality Kersey; col- ors tan, blue and red; circular caper preitily trimmed with satin; a very serviceable garment; regu- 3.50 ° larly $4.75; sizes 2 to 5 years, Htunters’ Supplies. Never Before Have Such Low Prices Been Quoted, ee peat! { We cannot emphasize too strongly the importance of this sale of every want for the Sporting enthusiast, In our vast asso-tment only the most reliable firearms and accessories are tolerated, and the wary sportsman well knows wha: a slight, inmce curacy in his field-piece can cause at a critical moment Mere descripticn can tell you litle as to design. etc., but you can form a fair idea by reading those we specify below. | Stevenn’ Favor- | ite Rifles, 22 or Shotguns. “USE HAM- 32 Cal Patri WO dn. fv {wetghts from Ot; to 5 Ibs.; whole- naled to dealers pectal price 54 99 CANVAS HUNTING COA’ 4 canvas na ne at: “aeclal ‘S5e 8 PA PESTS, either pockets or eg, le well made; CELEBRATED ¢ STS: 40-tiell posketsy al 250 HATS any shape, ape- I5e S5 Canvas regulation army prorat trator OR SLICKERS—Non-stickable at Guality: yellow oF b ‘iain with front bibs, Foot auulity! sbectals "IF CASES; SOLE, LEAT Victoria ‘shaver for 0c 82 Tt mun barrels; (a limited quantity: | ular” $4.50 Rifles; to rt, long, artridges romularly 81 Suvaue Repea Stevenn’ mard Rifles, 22) Que