The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1904, Page 16

or peas HD MEN | ees of New Haven Road aten to Strike Because | the Company's Alleged a DANGER, THEY DECLARE. Brews of Pasgenter Trains to = Boston So Cut Down that One -Brakeman Is Often in Charge ‘Of Several Coaches. (Special to The Evenin: W HAVEN, Feb. Wd time the members of the Brother- fond of Railway Trainmen on the Now York New Haven & Hartford Ratt- are to present grievances to the Foad for adjustment, The employe umber 6.000 in all. . PH. Morrisey, of Cleveland, who is at the head of the order, 1s to meet with the Grievance Committee in this elty as soon as they compile a list of their demands. ‘The trainmen are not after an increase) pt wages, but they declare that the road| ‘has imposed conditions of labor which ‘fare physically impossible for them to| ‘withstand with safe@ to themselves and} tothe public. The members of the} Grievance Committee. which consists of ‘one representative from each of the di-) of the order, met here to-day at the call of the Chairman, Frank K The members will not give out the of their deliberations. When Mr. risey is to come here is not known, What the Men Demand. ~The demands will be: “Phe reinstatement of the brakemen taken from the f tween “Phe shortehing of the runs and passenger trains. “The readjustment of conditions 80 “that there will be an equal division of Tabor not inconsistent with physical Porsjbility.”” A member of the order said to an fyening World reporter: “The demands will be presented to General Superintendent Shepard. If ne cannot grant them the matter will go to Vice-President Todd, Then if he cah- Not settle the matter we shall appeal to President C. 5. Mellen. “The crew of through express trains from New York to Boston and return has been reduced to conductor, brake- man and baggage man, Conductors and Duggage men have been instructed to @ssist brakemen if necessary. Suppos- ‘ink the alr brakes on an express fail @t a critical time, One brakeman is ealled upon to work six hand brakes, This is physically impossible. The dire *eunsequences are apparent. Freight Crews Reduced. “Again, freight crews have bi®. pe-: duced to the minimum. The men are red sto work long hours, without and sometimes without food, when ht trains do not make time. How fan we be responsible under such cir we World.) --For the sec- cumstances tor the preventing of owrecks? “The company has discharged 1,000 freight hands and station assi jMuch extra work falls on the trainmen 4p consequence. Already they Moaded with work. This was the ‘Kbat broke the camel's back, strong hopes of bettering conditions. ‘The. New Waven Road is rich. It can afford better treatment of its em- ployees, . A year ago the trainmen asked for Anoreased pay. It was granted, ae the N ‘amount reaching Nearly a million dol- A strike was narrowly averted 1 lars, to save the amount of this in- se. They are in a determined mood. | 8 believed that a fight to the flnish | not improbuble, | PUN READY FOR —STATEN SLND Bock Commissioner Featherson | , ‘Will Submit It to Sinking Fund | - “Board To-Day and Quick Ac- 4 tion Is Probable. (2 All the residents of Staten Island are “Urged by tho Staten Island Ferry Com- mittee to lend thelr influence and sup- port to the movement for better ferry | stervice between Manhattan and Rich- | anond. {this committee consists of Gugy A. | Be Irving, George J. Greenfield., who} as on the Greater New York Charter rommission; David J. Tyren and Cor- “ Meliup G. Kalft. ‘The committee issued n ea to-lay to Staten Islande: ‘urged the attendance at the m: the Sinking Fund this afternoon of as many residents of the Island as can dnd it convenient to be present. At this meeting Dock Commissioner Maurice Featherson will submit to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund his ifeport.and recommendations in regard _Mo the proposed improved ferry service. “Mtils expeoted taat some definits pian ‘eof action will be taken authorizing the Hetting of the contracts for the con- uction of the five fast new stwamers di It {8 proposed to put Into opera- Commission of Safety organized Mayor for the purpose of in- tres may report at a near ‘on tha condition of ferryboats now hat they are antiquated is{ \vest Side (Cour h records. ‘ommissioner ein wad, re 1 condit e charter full Jord Staten that rai odieally make their appeai cabins occupied by the pas ing ‘the trips to and from Manhattan. Veteran have been known to scamper across cabin floors and under daylight to the dismay of women pas- senge appearance of the pests Aceustd of Fat will investigate | w tion of | wa: is- | ope ot | for the De te amount to be 2 oy LOWEST Mail Orders Filled Unless Otherwise . Stated. prices atter 12.30—Surely it will pay y 50c. Silk Floss Sofa Cushio Saturday from 8 to 12.30——Silk floss Sofa Cus! being well filled with the real silk tloss— only, at., Ho Women’s 35c. Saturday from 8 to 12.30—Black cotton and Hermsdorff dye; also lace openwork, black and gray, lates! SC, regular made; double soles; all sizes; sale for 42% hours only, at value 29c. to Saturday from 8 to 12.30—Flannel Covered HOT WATER BAGS, 2-quart size (vastly more preferable than the pain); regular price 49¢ $1.00; on Sale for 44% hours, at.......... Women’s $9 Waists, $5.98. Handsome new Spring Walsts, some of crepe de Chine, others of handsome net, silk lined; and also peau de cygne made in a dozen different styles; one of net has a round yoke made. of white silk lace joined with fagoting, the entire body tucked with lace insertion, handsome sleeve; another trimmed with three large wheels of lace, also on each sleeve, French back, a really beautitul waist; also a box-plaited crepe de Chine; 9 in fact, dozens of elegant styles; ee real value $9.00, at....... tala! Girls’ $4 Dresses, $1.49. Girls’ Schoo! Dresses, in novelty mixtures, made box-plait effect; ruffle on shoulder, trimmed with novelty braid; full skirt, lined all through; 98 regular price $1.25, fOr......sseseeeee . Cc Girls’ Dresses, in fine cashmere ruffle, finished with tape and fancy buttons; the entire yoke trimmed with braid in fancy design; belt, collar and sleeve to match; gored skirt, lined all through with deep hem, bow knot; regular J 49 price $4.00, for. G ? Girls’ Sailor Dresses, in all-wool cheviot, collar shawl effect, trimmed with two-toned braid and silk emblem; full skirt, lined with deep hem; regular price $5.00, for.......... 3:25 Girls’ $8 Coats, $2.95. LOT 1—Closing out Children's full-length Coats, in broken sizes, below cost, in novelty mixtures and two-toned cheviots, some with capes military effect, others Gretchens with belts; 9 . values were $8.00, now... 23 5 Girls’ $12.75 Coats, $3.95. Children's COATS—full length and three-quarter, in kersey, cheviot and Oxford gray; some with capes, others trimmed with cloth and panne vel- vet; value $12.75. Because they are odd sizes they go at 3:95 Misses’ $12.75 Coats, $7.50. Misses’ COATS—military style—in zibeline and ker- seys, with cape and straps, piped with satin; standing velvet collar; fancy Buttons: lined all through with satin lining; value $12.75; for . 7.50 No mall orders for above broken lots. $5 Trimmed Hats, 98c. $10 Trimmed Hats, $2.98. ON SALE SATURDAY. The above HATS are made of finest materials and are in fact the best designs of the season. But they are slightly mussed and hence the mark downs. There are not many in this collection, Come early for the choice, Chiffon Hats, 94c, 100 doz. Black Chiffon Hats, all new shapes; regular price $1.40. 94¢ Bunch of Six Roses, 10c. 5,000 bunches Imported Roses, colors white, , pink, iack and tea, 6 roses in bunch, for.” LOC Men’s $15 Suits at $6.05 If money saved means any- thing to you, if dressy clothes appeal to you, come to our great Men's Clothing Store on Saturday It's the most unusual, the most remarkable special offer that even we have ever made— and Saturday is the day. Suits are of splendid all-wool fabrics, mainly worsteds, chey- tots and cassimeres, in black, in neat, dressy mixtures, in smart fancy effects. Well cut, well made. Single and double breast- ed styles, manly broken lots from our regular $15 lines. Boys’ $6.50 Suits, $2.98 Blouse, Norfolk, — double- breasted and 3-piece Suits of splendid all-wool long-wearing fabrics, to be sold on 2 98 ° ngers dur- Mra. tremendous sia redents of ats in broad| Mrs. . who ecrenm hystericallly at the We th street id who, #| BOY HELD FOR THEFT. To Deliver aj that Muazile Is re to Del jthem h } Mrs, Fusazle w ie complainant anid she ve the boy an envel- containing in bills and # check red to She claims 4 Bhi s No candidate 18, @ Republicans in PPPRO” 6TH AV., 22D TO 2 There could be no better evidence of our determination to create a great morning activity than is presented in these offers for 414 hours on Saturday. that these seven items will be on sale ONLY from 8 A. sale for 444 hours 25¢ $1 Hot Water Bags, 49c. 25cSterlingSilverThimbles,5c Women's ¢ Saturday from 8 to 12.30—Sterling Silver SAYS HUSBAND LEFT HER, =| sPec!a! election to be held tn the Tweiftn | Amton Forstk Warns Public) McClellan, Against Wim, Anton Fusz! in company with ennbiicans Wi) Not Name a Man 9 posiaurant for supper. Then the night Againat Hii, East Thirty-first stroct|take the family to Morristown, N. J., Baurke hava relatives, Tak Won: PRICED STORE IN NEW YORK FOR FINE GOODS, Watch fortheDaily Surprise Bargains B) in Our Arcade. 3D ST., NEW YORK. s Saturday. In the plainest words that we can command we state . until 12.30—exactly 4% hours. None sold at these ou well to get here EARLY on Saturday morning. ns, 25c. Women’s $3.00 Neckwear, 53c. hions, 24x24, extra soft, Saturday from 8 to 12.30, ail Silk Chantilly Lace NECKSCARFS, about two yards long, ina large variety of handome designs; $1.50, $200 53. and $3.00 grades; on sale for 44% hours at.. sone a Cc Women’s $2.00 Waists, 59c. Saturday from 8 to 12.30, Madras and Cheviot WAISTS, several styles; some black and white striped; others with duchess effect, trimmed with two rows of pearl buttons and a very pretty stock; some French backs and others tucked back-; the cheapest waist in the lot was $1.50; many of them 59c were $2.00; on sale for 44% hours at...... ‘ Sc. Skirts, 35c. Saturday from 8 to 12,30—Seersucker SKIRTS; THIMBL. 925 fine, stamped and guaranteed Sterling! regular value 25 in salé for 4% 5c ruffled and extra well made; splendid 35c : tet eeeerenens value at 75c.; on saic fog 434 hours, at... l4c. piain black, split soles. designs; full 35¢. pair; on 14c HOUFS, at. veeeee ss @ oe Sensalion. TO-NIGHT we will open up 200 cases more, being the entire remainder of our great Eastern purchase—the most notable shoe transaction that has occurred in many a day. All tne broken lots from our own regular lines will be added, and we shall have on Saturday the four biggest, busiest hours that our Shoe Department (or any other) has ever seen. We shall be unable to fill mail orders from these lots or to send C. O.D. To share in these unprecedented savings be here Saturday between 9 A, M. and 1 P. M. Women’s $2 and $2.50 Shoes, $1. Lot No, 1—Table No. 1. 9 to 1 o’Clock. 1,000 pairs of Ladies’ Shoes and Oxford Ties: well-made, comfortable lasts, neat and dressy styles, in patent leather and dongola button and lace; high Cuban and military heels; most all sizes and widths, A bargain never seen before in ~ a SHOE department. Some worth and $2.50. Special sale J 00 One pair to a customer. $2 Oxfords and Slippers, 50c. Lot No, 2—Table No. 2. Ladtes’ Oxford Ties and House VAIUC. soccececccccs ence cecscees 9 A.M, tol P.M. as Slippers, all sizes; patent and kid reguiar $2,00 Women’s $2 Sandals, 25c. Also Men’s Slippers, 25c. 3 Lot N Tabie No. 3.9 A. M. to 1 P. M. 300 pairs of Ladies’ tin Strap Sandals, not all sizes, slightly soiled, reg. $2.09 value; also big lot of Men’s Slippers, all 25c on sale from 9 A.M. tot P. My at seesseeeecesees 50c. Rubbers at 15c, Lot No. 4—Table No. 4. 9 A.M. to 1 P. M. 350 pairs Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Rubbers, mostly small sizes; regular SOc. value........ Peet eeeeeeee eens teeeeeee Good $1.25 Shoes at 50c. Lot No. 5—Table No. 5. 9 A. M. to | P. M. 750 pairs of Mises’, Children’s and Little Men's Shoes, sizes from 5 to 2, in Misses’ Button and Lace, Patent Leather and Dongola; Spring Heel, well made and comfortable, no sewing to hurt the feet; for schoo) or dress wear; only one pair to a customer; none sold before or after the hours adver- 5 tised; regular $1.25 value, at... ..saeee esses esos $2.50 to $4.00 Shoes, $1.50 Lot No.6—Table 6. 9to 1 o’Clock 350 pairs of Ladies’ Vici Kid and Patent Leather SHC and OXFORD TES, some Goodyear welts and hand- sewed in the lot, button and lace, most all sizes and widths; some taken rom our regular grades and marked for these four hours only at.. 1 -50 Regular $2.50 and $4.00 values. T! im the dept. Men’s Satin Calf Shoes, $1.00, 300 pairs Men's Satin Calf SHOES, with English protected back stays, smooth inner soles, newest toe shapes; certainly not the finest shoes in existe but of SPLENDID STOCK, WELL MADE and J 00 ‘| VERY DRESSY; extra good value at our regular price, $2.00; on sale for 4 hours only at,.......+ TO BE CONTINUED ON SATURDAY, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF D. A. LAUFERTY & CO., a firm whose name ranked high up among the very foremost manufacturers of hig-hgrade Leather Goods, was SOLD BY J. BE. MOSHKIM & CO., the well-known auctioneers. We secured and ° now offer the very cream of this particularly choice stock, Combination Pocketbooks— Purses—Wrist Bags—Automobile Bags—Card Cases—Letter Cases—Wallets— Bill Polds-..in Genuine Seal—Real Alligator—Real Lizard—Walrus—Cowhide— Grain—Morocco—in seven big lots, at 15¢ Regular values 75c. to $3.50. NOT a job lot, NOT shopworn goods, NOT back-nuvaber styles, but ALL brand-new, choice goods, fresh from one of the foremost, if not indeed the very foremost, makers in America, Congressional District on Feb, 23, to LOPEZ WILL BE DEPORTED. elect a successor in Congress to Mayor | |Fitpino Lead and Refuses to Take the Oath. MANILA, Feb. 6,—Sixto Lopes, the well-known Filipino agitator whose un- | tetenaty disposition coward American | rule in the Philippines has been ex- hibited upon occastans in the past, has | arrived here and refused to take t The club held a meeting last night of No, 22 East|and adjourned subject to the vail oP the loss of her | the chair without naming a candidate. left her on Jan. eT s Stubo, Netther of; Police Help Dispo: Fince Patrick Proderick warn the public! home ir oman with + MOL he oni returned his to East Que Hundred and Tenth | wants t a A street last evenmg after spending tie f hild and @ tailor shop to look a day looking for work aud found his wife Maney Tak Loiving | Of Stabo Mra, Fuszik save many un-/and nine-vear-old daughter altting on | [tn Of allesiance, Me will be prompt: Harry Allen, ninetoe) years 010, Jiving | pleasant things. the furniture whtch had tgen piled upon ® Me ¥ rere fairs ee ia phe tad To - the sidewalk on a disposseas warrant | ee held to-day by 3 itd AN | he family went to the Kast One Hun-| ENGLISH DESCENDANT, A Gov. t, of No. sb Central Park Wes a | Station, and Sergt. Maglin sent them to si d MEXICO CITY, Feb. 6 —Kdmuna Bankhurst, a descendant of an English platoon dropped nick nd dimes into has been named by the/a hat until there was $3.50, enough to Sockran in. the fhe tia. | | . Pedestrian Skirts, —made of 25c., 39c., 69c., 98c., $1.29, $1.50, $1.69, — |, Arrives at Manila umber of new! ‘ay bul family and a native of this country, has oemapriaes ve Lady. Who been made Actiig Governor of the tate. inns Aa at AND or ey Promptly Re: joa. Growing Store. T. Double Blue $ or 1O>M | ouble Dilue Stamps x. To.Morrow 9 A.M tillt P.M. There never were greater money saving opportnnities— here or anywhere else. That's about thestrongest statement we could possibly We Shall Continue to Give Double Biue Stamps All Day To-Morrow, You geta handsome premium fora collection of 360 Blue Stamps. All other sys- . You Certainly Will Not Want to Miss This Stirring 9 . a t Sale of Women’s Winter Goats. 14 and 3 Actual Value: We bought exactly three hundred of these garments. for to-morrow’s sale. It was all a big advantag The coats are shown in wool kerseys, montagnac, zibeline and other materials; newest military and shoulder cape styles, with fitted or loose. black. Not a garment but what ‘has been made up with- in the past four weeks to,retail at from $10.00 to i : OVA : Girls’ Winter Goats Worth Double & More Positiveiy for Four Hours Only—From 9 A. M. Till 1 P.M. And Great Four-Hour Specials ne p 5 Ty make. And behindthe STATEMENT you'll find the VALUES. Profit by tems require you to save 1,000 Stamps. When we give Double Stamps, a premium is Positively Offered for Four Hours—From 9 A. M. Till 1 P. M. Only. the manufacturer had, and we obtained them at an astounding price concession back, handsomely trimmed with piping or tailor stitching, velvet stock, fancy =. $15.00; assorted sizes, in lengths from 30 to 36 inches; HIS is another manufacturer's stock. We bought up the entire lo! to match this Value. We can’t duplicate the coats ourselves. Heavy tan covert cloth and fi You'll never be able New York's Fasten WEST 14" S IE merchandise sf ecia!s mentioned below are for FOUR HOURS ONLY—from them to-morrow. earned on $15 worth of purchase. - Beautiful Satin Lined Garments in Seberal Desirable Materials at because he was anxious to clear them out. The advantage is yours—and it is puff cuif and rich satin lining; colors castor, blue or 98 heavy English melton, Oxford, gray. blue or red. Full length, with large military capes, inished with straps and trimmed with velvet piping and military buttons, cloth faced, stock coliar and full reverse puff cuffs; sizes 6 to 14; your choice at..... Peeeeececces C00errereeee 59c. for Waists Worth a Dollar & More. Positively for Four Hours—9 A. M. Till 1 P. M. Oniy. —_—_—_—____ Direct Entrance from 14th Street, via the West Door. Q.| Shoe Bargains for Men. From 9 A.M. Till 1 P. M. Only. Men's Fine Storm Rubbers,seidom 7 Sold for less than 75c,; sizes, 6, 6%, 7, 7M%y 8, 8%, 9, 934, 10, 11; special Shoes for Men at $1.59. JUST as good and stylish as those that you took so quickly last week. Don’t be late You'll want more than one of these waists when you see them, They are made from heavy corded vestings, in white, black, light blue, navy and tan. Front of wide box pleats, trimmed w'th pearl buttons, pleated back, full puff sleeve, tah stock, Waists made from this material are sold as high as $1.50; offered here to-morrow at....... (GF New Shoe Store, Main Floor, Annex. Women’s Shoes,$1.5 iP. My Only. CELLENT value! Even this un- rivalled shoe store seldom has its equal. Sizes 2% to 7, shown int the newest styles, The entire lot Id Shoes, in lace or con- gress, with plain toes or with —9 A.M. till P.M. only, Men’s Vicj ought to sell in four hours. Good, reliable, well-made shoes at, toe caps. Also Storm Calf if 9 per pall, cc yesceesees ° Shoe: AG 9 o ‘ Suits. Reduced Boys’ $3.98 Suits Reduced to $2.29. Positively for Four Hours Oniy— From 9 A.M. Tilit P.M. We don’t want to carry a dollar's worth of goods over into the spring season. We have marked down our Norfolk, double-breasted and 3-piece suits to such a ridiculously low ‘igure that they’re bound to sell quickly. Strictly all-woo! materials in imported and do- i mestic fabrics, in a very large variety of fancy mixtures. B-oken sizes, of course, but there is a good chance to make an easy Selection to the early buyers. Handsomely made and elegantly trimmed, sewed throughout with silk, raised and ° double-stitched seams; to-morrow instead of $3.98 ates... ’ 5 Men’s $15 Suits and Overcoats, $8.00. Positively for Four Hours—From 9 A. M. tol P. M. Only. Regardless of value we will sacrifice all of our overcoats formerly sold up to $15.00 and have marked same to such a riicilous low figure for to-morrow that they. all ought to be gone by noon... Also included in this lot are 60 strictly all-wool, elegantly tailored, melton suits in gray and dark brown—equal to custom made in every réspe.t—lined with serge. The over- coats are of all-wool kerseyand melton, with hand felled collars, square shoulders; sizes are from 34 to 44; instead of $15 to- Py motrow at..... . oe ee + weeeee ’ : Men’s Overcoats and Suits at $4.75. Positively for Four Heurs—From 9 A. M. Til 1 P. M. Only. The overcoats are of extra auality heavy melion cloth, 44 inches long, reinforced * seams, triple warp Italian lining, sizes 35 to 40; also 85 single-breasted sack suits of all-wool fancy cheviots in several pleasing patterns, with French facings; iron o yarn lining, hand-felled collars, sizes 35 to 40. Your choice at. J Or JAMES McGREERY & GO. Misses’ Dept. Blue and black Etamine| Suits, Pleated skirt) mounted on silk drop lining,—blouse lined with _ silk, Sizes 14 to 16 years, We Announce for To-morrow The Last Day of Our Clearance Sale of Women’s and Girls’ Winter Garmenis.’ Half Prices and Less Than Half Prevail, A Splendid Offering of Odds and Ends in Women's Fackets, ‘ae Black Cheviot, Covert Cloths, and Oxford mixtures; aed 7p I (6 about 75 garments in all; sizes from 34 to 42 in\ each, lot, but not in each kind; formerly sold at’ $12.50, $15.00, $17.50 & $20.00, ay A Girls’ Winter Coats. Remaining Stock of - q'An assortment Of about 100 coats in Zibelines, dren’s three-quarter 80° Op oviots Kerseys, &c., &c,, the.odd garments full length Coats, various from our $9.50 and $19.50 assortments; materials and models. izes in the lot from 6 to 14 yra., Lord & Taylor, Broadway and Twentieth Street and Fifth Avenue, 12.50 Value 18.50 pique, linen, brilliantine ,and woolen fabrics, Lengths 37 to 4o. 3-50 | At F-9C various) each, 4,00 and 6,50 Twenty-third Street. SIR JOHN NOT TO MARRY. LONDON, Feb. 6.—The report which was circulated to the effect that Sir | John Willoughby was to marry is not true, The statement was. orrurated Lf : ORDA RT ORED AMIS ORE WONDERA.