The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1904, Page 7

\ ‘ij fi RUSH SNOW BILL, SAY ALDERMEN More Than Thirty.Members of the Board Adopt a Resolution that Immediate Passage Is Imperative. RICHTER’S ENERGETIC WORK FOR ORDINANCE. All Agree There Should Be No Delay Over The Evening World’s Ordinance for Pro- tection of Passengers. Alderman Fred Richter ts determined that the ordinance he presented at the meeting of the Board of Aldermen at the suggestion of The Evening World, requiring the street-car companies to clear away the snow from street inter- aections for the space of a car's length, shall be reported hy the committee without unnecessary delay. é When the proposed ordinance was re- ferred to the Railroads Committee Al- erman Richter called a meeting of up- ward of thirty monbers of the board in the ante-room of the chamber, at which resolutions were adopted declar- ing it imperative that the ordinance proposed by him be at once enacted. It was the unanimous opinion of the members gathered that no delay should be had In the enactment of the proposed ordinance, and that every effort should be made to make the new ordinance ef- fective before the close of the winter months. | Alderman Kenney. of Brooklyn, who has fearlessly fought for the rights of his constituents as against the Brook- lyn Ralflroad monopoly, declared that he was prepared to ald his colleague, Alderman Richter, to the last in com- pelling the railroad companies to clear away the snow for one car's length from street crossings. Alderman Kenney Delighted. “IT am delighted that this matter has come up and has made such commend- able progress," he sald to-day. “I have been trying for years to compel the KASERS BOR MDE CHOPS, YS Und der Het Goes by der Pickle, und mit Truffles und Dingbats Will Be Retty To-Morrow— Das Is Goot. The wild boar and the sign reading “This wild boar was killed by His Im- derial Majesty Kaiser, Wilhelm It.,” isappeared from the Centre street alde of the Staats Zeitung building to-day, \fter having been snowballed and poked At with sticks Ly mischtevous news, and f sign on a ratiskelle: in the basement announced that the much-abused pig was being served in the form of pork chops within, ‘The announcement fur- ther said, according to a lteral trans- lation: you, who wild boar lke which was shot hy the Kaiser come by the inside of tls restaurant in and eat me doubt had been cast on the been slain oy t, and curious with over-developed bumps of r who were acquainted with M yer. manager of the rathskel ‘ter him for proof of the animi claim to the distinction of an imperial quietus until he threatened to throw up hiv job. It was the straw that broke the ‘camel's back when # reporter ‘of The Evening World called upon him and made similar demands How He Know Dott x “Ach, Gott!" exclaimed Mr. Myer. “Vy am I tortured yet so much? How 1 to. know, you oxpect, dot kK im shoot mit dot boar in the h ew York 1 am, vile he mit che land is in yet.” simply took it for granted that imperor has killed the pig as a matter of faith?” “Vas est geschaeft? Such husiness! A man came here eight days ago and this boar he gives to me. ‘This bear vou should put on your bill of fare vet couple of days, Kaiser.’ ‘He says I should put him on the Hill of fare,’ and so I put him there, ve have pork chops to-day—chops by the. vild_ boar.” “What about the resi of the beast?” Acht der Boar's Het! Vine! “Ach! to-morrow and a couple of days more ve vill have his head. Das is tn nickle now mit meat und troofies und He was killed mit some odder dingbats mit the inside, Das, ix zoo “But the Kaiser? shooting the boar?) What about that sign vou had outside?” “Ach, Gott, how T know dot?” “The’ Emperor will send over here and have you up for lese majeste,’ Mr." Myer's face clouded for a_mo- ment and then he laughed loudiy, “No, no," he sa stay mit America in! loch der y sag FEDERAL INQUIRY URGED, Labor Men Ask the Senate to Take Up Colorado Strike, WASHINGTON, Jan, 13,—To-day's ression of the Senate began with the ser presentation by Senator Paterson (Ci orado) of a telegraphic petition fra the State Federation of Labor of Col- prado, In session in Denver, requesting the adoption of the resolution formerly presented in the Senate by Mr. Pater- son, providing for an Investigation of the strike by the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Mr, Patterson said that the Federation numbers 35,000 men. He asked to have the resolution referred to the Judiciary Committee, together with the petition, The petition was read. ‘The requmest for an investigation was based upon a representation of the extreme gravity of the situation, od ENDE J SPREE BY SUICIDE. Michael Carroll, a (ruck driver, wound’ Cor 6th Avenue and 23d Street. Up a week's spree to-day by taking car- bolic acid at his home, No. 1115 Second y for, 1, 200 We «What about his! Silks and Dress Goods. Special Inducements Offered. 5,000 yards 27-inch White Habutar Silks at 38c. a yd., Special Bargain. 8,000 yards Good, Desirable Printed Foutaras in choice patterns and color- ings; on our special silk counter, | at 8c. ayd., Value Tic. a yd. Silk Remnants. Many hundred Remnants of Plain & Fancy Silks will be closed out during the next few days at 58c. a yd., * Former prices Soc. to $1.25 a yd. | Dress Goods. oad companies of my boro ail ‘ . rallrond companies of my borough ¢ 50 pieces 50-inch observe that right of dec y toward Reh Black Mohair Sicilian, the public that can be effected through to be closed out the enforcement of the ordinance pro- | posed by The Evening World. I shall) at 50C. a yd . Unusual offering. make it my personal acair to watch the progress of the proposed ordinance in committee and insist that action be Metaluc Veweteen, full 24-inch, that we sold as high as $1.00 a yd., to close tal at soc. a yd., are the best goods imported. EVENING WORLD'S SNOW ORDINANCE. An ordinance requiring ratl- road companies to clean snow from spuce at all intersecting corners or stopping places. Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the City of New York an follows; | Sec. 1, Each and every rail- road company operating cars on surface of any of the shoroughfares of the City of immediately after and snow cl space not length on cars at all in order embarking th dixembarking therefr: Sec. 2, Por ench day tion of the provinions of the foregoing section there shall be impor penalty of 850, to be collected in the name of the City of New Yor! Sec. 3. All ord cen or parts of ordinances inconsistent or conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. Sec, 4. Thin ordl take effect immedi nee shall ely. | The street railroad compantes cer- tainly enjoy at the nublic expense valu- able franchises, in return for which we get the privilege of riding in their cars by paying a fare. I shall watch this ordinance carefully and am prepared at all times to do my utmost to urge the adoption of the ordinance." The new Railroad Committee was to have been appointed yesterday, but through the failure of the Committee on Kules und Regulations to report Ould not consistent- minittee for this | aud the y | Chey Remnants Dress Gooas in blacks and colored, great- ly reduced to close before That important tuatter now re rT | . aver unt the next session ‘of the |OUr annual stock-taking. Bourd, President Fornes deplored yesterday this fact and assured a reporter for The Evening World that when the new com- mittee is appointed he will personally urge the adoption of the proposed or- dinance It is not vet known who among the members will constitute the new Railroad Committee, but The Evening World 1s assured that several members of the old Lord& Taylor. Broadway and Twentieth St. and Fifth Ave. committee, comprising the following, Wil ve_renamed by Eresident Fores! | se Aldermen Diemer, Goodman, Peck. | Sunday World Wants Wor! 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Vinol is the only cod liver oil preparation which contains no oil, grease, 6r any dis- agreable feature, and sold on a positive guarantee of money back if it fails to give satisfaction.” For Ohronic Colds — Hacking Qoughs -- Bronchitis — lung Troubles --Debilitated, All Tired Out People—To Gain Flesh — To Get Strong — To Strengthen Old Pearle — Weak Peopie— Pale, Weak Women - Puny, Alling Ohile dron—Hursing anc) Weak Mothors— Nothing equals Vinol. | Try it — if you don't like it, we return your money. | Riker’s Druy Store | J. Jungman 1020 3a Ave. amt 629 Columbus Ave, Kinsman’s Stores 128th Street apd Bth Avenue, @05 GP VeEm ue wee ' Hegeman & Go. $ At Se Yard At Yard { Ribbons in all shades. WEDNESDAY EVENING, TANUARY 13, 1904. : Sreat Ribbon Sale Continues! A Splendid Success trom the Very Start. housands of yards of beautiful new Ribbons in all the most popular colors and shades. T Ribbons which will be all the rage during the coming Spring and Summer seasons. Ribbons for every purpose that they can be used for. Included in this Sale are the very desirable Black Satin Back Velvet Ribbons. Alll silk and very For [95 AND PLAIN GAUZE RIBBONS ~All Black and Black and White. 3 to 5%, inches wide. Regular Yard, prices 10¢ to 19¢ per yard, | {FANCY CORDED STRIPE LOUISINE RIBBONS; 3 wide, An exceptionally preity inge of ‘egular price 12c per yard. | FANCY STRIPE BORDERED At superior qualities and at prices which are fully % tos Off Regular Prices. 7. 120 inches. dainty, Summery colorings. A 19e Vers. FANCY LOUISINE RIBBONS | and FANCY DOTTED STRIPE | TAFFETA RIBBONS; 3%% and 4 inches wide; all pretty colorings. | Regularly 17c per yard | At FINE QUALITY ALL-SILK 72, | PLAIN BLACK TAFFETA ‘C+ RIBBONS; 3% inches wide. y..q | {desirable Colorings~-white. pink Yard. | Regularly i5c per yard. At (HIGH LUSTRE FRENCH | TAFFETA RIBBON, fine quality, 190° most desirable colorings Regu- Yard. | larly 29 per yard At { FLAMBEAU SATIN TAFFETA | 79 | RIBBONS, five inches wide; beau- “tiful lustre and soft finish, most \_mais, marine,cream, blue. cardinal. ALL-SILK PLAIN BLACK TAFFETA RIBBONS, five inches wide : fine quality. Black Satin Back Velvet Ribbon—Superior Quality—All Silk. yard for Femilar Zc, quailty: ) 7gp, ver Hiece of 10 yum, for regular 48>, lar 100, quality: | yey, per Ze. Wien Ro, ue 10% | 46. Wan *No, 10 stilts. per yard for ropular ize. qualtiy; | yg. per yard for remular “Se. quality!) #5e. iinittes wrath a DA MTS wats Ms & a tit AT {YoLonEy saat teeta regular 8c. quality; per yard for remwiar Mc, quality: { matin” te whit Me. Wisi Sn 8 walls | Be. inh NG | 29% inks wleertan ye éapdinal ery | Yer for remular ‘ie, quality: | Uplaseito, eas ti reautnely 13e. Wik" No, 5 reins Me aunty: | 29e. Xi ia line nae Front, 19th st, Long and Short Coats Description of Fabrics Fine Striped Worsteds $ 2 Including Slate, Gray, Navy and Black Ground Colorings with neat Stripe effects. Cassimeres and Gweeds 2 Fine mixtures, Stripes, Herringbones and Checks, All Colorings, Excellent Textures. $ Black and Blue Cheviots 2 Fabrics tested as to Strength and Durability. Corduroy Soft Finish, English Mouse Color, Yovelty and Fancy Cheviots $ T 2 WINDOW DISPLAY © be sufficient to interest you. grounds. Very Stylish and Exclusive Trousers. One glance at the Display of the Trousers and the fabrics of which they are made will smart, jaunty coats for little ones. fully youthful in its brisk juveniljty, attend this sale will find the offerings in every way sen- sationally exceptional. | | | | Children and Infants. for Coats that were made} to be sold as high as $4.50. 2. #5 2,99 for Coats that were made to be sold as high as $5.75, for Coats that were made to be sold as high as $7.50. . SIZES 2 TO 6 YEARS. A marvellously pretty and comprehensive range of Each coat is delight- and mothers who About Twenty Varieties of This Season’s Newest Styles. Not reduced Coats, but garments fresh from several manufacturers eager to sell surplus stocks at once. The Coats are in Bedford cord (long and short), silk, velvet, all wool, cloth and zibeline in all colors. On speciai table, Thursday. Second Floor, Centre. Ohe Sanuary a 'Op —— (Every waist measure from 31 to 54. to need much comment. from such stocks! (The Men's Store-Main Floor, Bast, Wen’s Orousers Qvens 60-Worrow Morning. It Is an Event Without Equal in the Retail Clothing World. Eicven Sections Comprising More Than Six Thousand Pairs of Trousers Await Your Selection at 8.30 A. M. Thursday, % Every inseam from 28 to 37.) OUR FORMER SALES OF TROUSERS ARE TOO WELL KNOWN to the thousands who attended them | f ¢ Purchasers were enthusi- : astic. Competitors were nonplussed. They could | Who always has to have his Trousers not figure out how it was possible to sell such | cut down. He will find 28, 29 and | Trousers at “Two Dollars,” even though many | S0finseams: “impossible” things happen in The Big Store. \ - But This Trousers Event Has a Scope Heretofore Unattained! For months our purchasing staff, under the | Trousers. They are here from 35 to direction of our specialist, has gathered the fabrics from the mills, consisting of “ends” ranging from 1'4 to 30 yards—full pieces and half pieces; and stocks | rousers makers all over the country. And | All Special and Extraordinary Sizes Are Manufactured Directly. | | Even if we desired to make comparisons, we would be at a loss, as in no store in New York, ye Bright effects on medium and light | C‘ricago, Philadelphia, Boston or any other city. has | Who pays Extra at the Tailor's finds any event similar been held or attempted. We State No Values--We Give Them, ““=""*™ Your Own Judgment Wilt Convince You | How Sreat the Values Are. | Asth St. We Give “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps. SIEGE SIXTH AVE. per Handkerchiel Clearance Sale. | We have marshalled additional reinforcements to this remark- able sale, and every table in the 18th Street Aisle is now replete with extraordinary bargains. While they are termed “seconds” the imperfections are so slight that only an expert would notice them. Remember, two thousand dozen of the most serviceable and beauti- ‘ ful Handlerch efs at these remarkable prices: For Women. For Mon. (HEMSTITCHED, SHEER HEMSTITCHED ALL at, | HANDKERCHIEFS; beaut KINEN HANDKER- 1} Swiss embroidered scalloped CHIEFS; 14, 4¢ and | 7220) edge Handkerchiefs; Embroid- |inch hems; also tape | ered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs: B : | also hand embroidered all linen bore all linen handker \ Initial Handkerchiefs ‘ | a (1220 (Main Floor, 18th St.) Women’s Undermuslins. for $2.75 NAINSOOK for $3.95 PETTICOATS; 1.69 GOWNS; lace and embroid) | 2» 2D O5 flounce 6f tucked lawns ery Gi aa $225 SKIRT LENGTH ‘Vide insertions and edge. a fe f V2S CHEMISE: lace trimmed Ge. 2.28. for CORSET COVERS 1,25 for $2.50 DRAWERS; um- lace trimmed. 5) . brella ruffie and lace trimming. (Second Floor, Centre, 19th Bt) Women’s Wrappers, Kimono Gowns and Sacgues: Speetally ‘Featured’ tor Ghursday. ( WOMEN'S WRAPPERS [ WOMEN'S KIMONO ‘ SI, | of flannsletie, ina variety 49, GOWNS of fannelewes ¢: e:cra heavy. in preity stripe (4 (4 border. .siaie | of pretty patterns; exira full skirt and deep ruffle; fancy effects; wide Thursday. | braid trimming on Wale |e eerecey [an : cut full and long; l regularly $1.25, | regularly 98c. WOMENS WRAPPERS | 2 of flannelette ; excellent 59 | SACQUES of finest flan / | terns: skirts cut extra full| nelette, in handsome Persian 4, + with wide ruffle, and waist | e kimono sleeve; gathered braid; ith embroider; {cranes | resuleriy $1069. back and belt regulatly 98 7 Ie German flannel and Eclipse flannelette; several very pretty syle: Thursday. 4 trimmed with satin and lace ; regularly sold for $1.00 and $1.50. WOMENS KIMONO | quality; very durable pat- Thursday. | pretily trimmed with rd hana patterns) | ellcncuaam ( WOMEN'S DRESSING SACQUES AND KIMONO SACQUES, of (Second Floor, Centre, 19th St.) Sale | | Dizon: for Gvery Builds Che Little Short Wan Che Stout or Fat Man a Ghe Ball and Stout Yan ‘% =F F She Very Galt Yan finds Ready-Made Who never No matter how much over 200 Ibs. his weight. He will find 44 to 54 waists, a regular Bonanza! Waists up to It seems impossible at the price but “Facts are Stubborn Things.” Every pair of Trousers shows style and fit perfectly. Direct Entrance, near bth ave) |