The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1904, Page 5

Cr acl %; Loe I Ne oe NEWSDEALERS WIL lH Will Not Be Ousted from Their Stands at Foot of “L” Stairs by Politicians Without a Struggie. /ENOUNCE NEW METHOD OF REWARDING WARD HEELERS Experiment Now Being Tried in Judge Finn’s District Will Be, ‘<xtended All Over City if It Is Successful. Tf you cannot get your ward heeler 4 city job. deprive some newsdenler of his livelihood by giving the heeler tho dealer's stand license. This queer method of paving a pollti- cal debt is just now receiving ita’ try out In “Battery Dan" Finns district Rhould tt work successfully there the tcheme® may be extended to the lenguh And’ breadth of the greater city, and many disappointed men who supported the Tammany ticket last fall will re- selve their reward in a newsdealer's lense, Will the ward teeler go Into bust ness and do some work for a Ilving? Not much! Your newsdealer, whose] stand Is situatedk at the foot of the} elevated station stairway, gO to work for the ward t in, provided the newsdealer does not turn over a lump sum and buy beck the tight to occupy the stand, There is no grafting in thts, the ward heeler. Everything will be perfectly regular. Licenses for the elevated stairway stands are issued by the City Marshal, only with the permission of the Aldernran ‘in whose district, they happen to be socated. So ds written the law. Old Plan “Tuo Coarse. The old plan was to shake down the newadealer first land. This has been roted down as “too coarse.” ‘he aewsdealers have an association now, and employ a lawyer, and they have been known to make a fight in the courts for their rights—assuming that they haye rights which are not in ac- cord with the new procedure just in- Augurated {n the Firat Ward. It was to see if something might be done to check this new tnroad by im- proved legislation tnt a body of ele- vated-stairway newsdealers gathered last night at No. 2% Willlam street Their number included men grown gray In the service, and many men who he- Kan ax newsboys and have slowly worked thelr way up to the ownership of a stand. Various cases in point along the Rixth and Ninth avenue elevated struc- tures were discussed by the newsdealers and It was decided to fight to the last ditch, if necessary, There are approx- imately two hundred elevated railway ftations in Manhattan, and many of them have two or three newsdealers enjoying the privilege gf the protection from the stairway for the sale of their wares. It fs on the methods of Battery Dan Finn's district that interest chiefly cen- tres now. Here Mr. Finn, or, rather, Sudge Finn, for he is now a civil mag- Istrate, has divided his territory Into wo sections, respectively north and south of Warren street, Alderman Andy Doyle, saloonkeeper, of Ni 13: Wash. ington street, {t 1s sald, has the say in the realm south, while Judge Finn re- serves the right to dictate for the terri- tory north of this line, Alderman Doyle Geis Busy. Already the work of dispossession has begun in Alderman Doyle's realm, and Judge Finn has not been inactive, Hen- newsdealer at ys ry Tietgen has been a the northeast corner of Park place and Church street for fifteen years, His license has been given to Charles W. Hope, of No. 106 Greenwich street, who 8 Secretary of the McGrath Association, i tail In the kite of the Battery Dan finn Association. With the able assistance of Supt. T. M. cumbrances, Mr} Hope hopes to become a newsdealer, Yesterday men from the City Hall tore down the stand of Tiet- gen and carted it off in a wagon. The newsdealer had got out an. Injunction against Hope, whom he has as yet been unable to serve with notice to that ef- fect, and is putting up @ stiff fight on his own account with the applause of other newsdealers ringing in his ears, Here is a printed circular which fs being distributed by a newsdealer who has already been deprived of his right AN APPEAL 'TO MY PATRONS. Kindly Read This Patiretic story of a Man in Great Distress, I was a clgarmaker by profs sion, but was iken sick a few years Ago with pneumoni« and pleurisy, ‘Alter recovery trom tuts sickness the physicians forbade me to work at tobacco, and advised me to get ‘@n_ outdoor occupation, With my last rew dollars ‘I bought the good-will to the newspaper stand at the northeast corner of West Broadway and Grand street, By hard work 1 built up a trade sum- elent to support my family, consist- ing of m: ife, four small children and.an aged another of elghty-one years. Xow this stand is taken away from me and I am deprived of my livelihood, ‘The only thing lett for me now is to sell papers from und my arm, having my wife to assist me. I hopa that’ my customers will con- tinue to patronize us and thereby en. able me to support my family. Fespectfully, D. SCHWARTZ. oar BOE Se hada BLOW-UP STAMPEDES GIRLS. iasoline Washing-Machine plodes—No One Injured, The explosion of a gasoline washing machine in the dyeing and cleaning fablishment of Schwarz & Forger, at 6 and 8 Manhattan street, yester- Jay caused great excitement among thirty girl. and women employees and tet fire to the practically fireproof room, The flames were soon under con- trol, The employees stnmpeded to the street, but none of them was injured. fteen men at work on: the first floor of the main structure ulso got out in eaten Lotte McEntegart, of the Bureau of In-} at MORRISTOWN, N. J. HOME OF THE STORK, WHICH Y BE CHANGED TO STORKVILLE IN ITS HONOR, doe POOSDIOD WEW ADUTION i FO THENOVSE MA eee * ~ FOR Daay, —ArYoR~ UR BON ACE oR DO te ONE, the pe MIF AC. é . > b— GROW UP THEYLE RUN THE TOWN > $° Feuer oF PAPE CHARTERS A TROLLEY CAR FOR @ FOVTLY OUTING THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ¢,” oe ® aoe LP SEODOH ODD Oe OHwE SeSHSELEHL OSS HITSOesEL Ee SHOWING WOW THR HOUSE 18 2VLGING OUT t YOUNGSTERS beeeere ti peSeOse yy Tyee ey) PART OF FRIBLY OUT HOR AN AIRING = © Reason's first fe f | $96001040699096966265968445 96550900O0O106003980095.41060090-06066-6469060040600H (and Jullet” Interemting mt lexet. 'WINO ACKTE MAKES, Shows a Decided Improvement ,"" begin Pius» And set the lghts giving the audien of the evening. construed as a Ackt no comparison nasal tones, ness of her figure gave her impersona- *|to the Ackte arms. | there was almost the making of another |con’ was fine, A PLEASING JULEET Hi at ve ne Key ght yop th v Ho dection t the churches be re of bays of Poy Over Her Marguerite—Fran Naval as Romeo a Disap- repl eh or = : | A Court. shall be" emploved, be pointment. sel ont Mids’ of nan! Parttcipating of women in the As — - celebration of Cacholio. services is Though the heavens didn’t fal) when | Hele) fijous miecndents Mut it be te) Alss AckoeseaticnTulleccat the sathoe Maer AeUIdS ae ear tel politan Opera-House Inst night, nf strict letter of the Taw: ay fa ne the) ; membership in choirs ie couvern se chandelier threatened to do so with her little Is known ofthe Gregor very first entrance ant {c. thie country, And cholte ve to. be tint) whit fr The heavy frame was suspended by AAT a ackle, which evidently slipped a cog neing, us well as the one real thrill GREAT t AMERICA’S the Incident’ could not be bad omen for Mme, for her Juliet was xo much bet- er than her Marguerite that there was She sounded almost ike another woman, except for her while the girlish slender- Happily, tion the attractive quality of youth. But, silght she is, she made the filmsy balcony shake and tremble until It seemed probable that Romeo might be saved a'cilmb. The sleeveless robe of the boudoir acene called attention ‘They are the long- est on record—so long that when she Wrapped them about Romeo's neck hug In what was left over, How Jullet could embrace such a Romeo as Fran Naval made was a” wonder, He acted the love scenes like a sick ohild and sang so far off the key that half the time the audience was sit ting on edge. He made one feel like paraphrasing that query of Jullet’s and asking “Whyfor art thou Romeo?” A sturdy Stephano was Isabelle Bou- ton. She quite filled the eye, if not the ear, The Friar Laurence of Pol Plan- 0 and, among others, the Capulet of Mr. Journet and the Ger- tride of Miss Bauermeister made this R. J. Jose, America’s great contra- tenor, whose sweet sougs have touched ‘letter over his own signature, say: |For the benefit it may be to others, RICHARD WILL BE HIMSELF AGAIN Mansfield Will Enter the Broad- way Theatrical Field Next Week as Tzar Ivan IV. in Tol- stoi’s “Ivan the Terrible.” | ie R only newcomer to the Broadw theatrical fleld next week, and his engagement at the New Amsterdam Theatre will not begin until Tuesday evening. He will then appear for the first time In Count Alexis Tolstol’s “Ivan the Terfible.’ Haying the tyrant ccording to popular tradition, rather to Mr, Mansfield’s line, and there Is there- fore every reason for belleving that Richard will be himself again as Czar ivan lV. Beginning Monday night Annie Rus- sell will devote the last two weeks of | her engagement at the Garrick to “Mice |and Men,” the comedy in which she w: 80 successful last season. The original cast will bé seen in the play ‘the merry and musical “Prince of Pilsen” will come to the Grand Opera- House, John W. Ransoue ts sult yuuy~ Polly Gigman ix the widow, and Her- | Polly Guaman is, the widow, and Hei bert Smock the Prince. ICHARD MANSFIELD will be the Lula Gliser will recurn with “Dolly Varden’ for a week's stay at the Har- lem Opera-House. Among her asso- Girard, Harold Blake, Eunice Drake and Em- that spelled cutely?) Clyde Fitch's well- ciates are Ha John Dunsmuré malyn (isn't | Lackey. the Climbers," will be at the “A Midnight her “diamond heatre, Bindley, in will wear e star. Augustus Thomas's strong play, will he presented at Proctor’s Fit- eighth Street Theatr ne Metropolis will. have Joe Welch in “Phe Peddler.” ‘A Hidden Crime” will be revealed at the Thinl Aven’ Sam Devere's own company will he at | the Dewey. and the Bowery Burlesquers ‘at the Gotham, LAST WEEK OF THE OPERA. ‘Two Interesting events will mark the final week of the regular grand opera season at the Metropolitan . Opera- House. On Thursday evening the “Ring des Nibelungen" will have its beginning with a performance of “Das Rhein- gold,” with a cast including Miss Olive Fremstad as Fricka, and Mr, Burg- staller ‘for the first time here in the character of the mischevious Loge, Mr, Hertz will conduct, On Friday evening there will be a re- vival of “Le Nozze di Figaro,” with Mme, Sembrich as Susanna and Mr, Campanarl as Figaro. “Romeo and Juliet” will be repeated Monday evening, with Mme, Ackte once more as Jullet Mme. Calve will again be heard in “Carmen” (pn Wednesday — evening, when Fran Naval will try his powers as Don Jose. “Baust.” with Mme. Ackte and Mr, ue ‘oles, will be the b' yal In’ the principal Saturday afternoo: On Baturday night “Die Walkuere" will be performed ag the second part of the Cycle, with Mme, ‘Ternina as Brunn- Hilde, Migs’ Fremstad as Sieglinde and Mme: Homer as Fr Mr. he the Siegmund. Mr, Van Rooy the Wotan and Mr. Kloepfer the Hunding. Mr. Mott will be at the conductor's desk. Calve will be the star at to-morrow night's concert VAUDEVILLE OFFERINGS. Hammerstein's Theatre of Varlette: will have, among others, Barney IT MEANS OSTRACISM Foul Breath and Disgus Dis- charges, Due to Catarrh, Make Thou- + sands of People Objects of Aversion, Dr..Agn ci ‘hal Powder Re- eves in 10 Minutes and Cares. Hon. George James, of Scranton, Pa., saya: “I have been ®. martyr to Catarri for twenty years, constant hawking and dropping in the ‘throat and pain in. the head, very offensive breath, Agnew's Catarrhal Powder.” The first ap plication gave instant relief. After using a fow bottles, I. was, cured, nesietRambsh Cha nenes: i} raus will] Wright Huntington and company in “A Stand-Of” will be the headline attrac- t gan and Henrietta Bryon, Charles F. Aldrich, Staley and Birbeck, James J. Morton, Jullan Rose, Mlle. Capell, Tom The programme at Hurtig & Seamon's Lewis and Sam J. Ryan, the four Hunt-| will include the ‘ieauftman troupe of : : evetists, the, Basque. Quartet, O'Brien Tee eae dag, MK and the Ketamura | ing ‘Havel, Sidney Grant,Van Sicklen troupe of Jap: Marie Dressler and Walter ©. Kelly | “Sweet Kitty Swellairs,” a travesty by J. Cheever Goodwin the play at and West and Sallor and Barbarette. Prof, Powell. the magician, will Intro- duce « series of new feats at the Eden see, Warren B. Travers and his Cycle Whirl will remain the principal attra tion at Huber's IN BROOKLYN, Fritzl Scheff, in “Babette,” will be the attraction at the Montauk, eee Pointed Paragri One kind of charity is the finding of excuses for the faults of people we dis- Uke. ‘The truthfulness of what a man says [doesn't always depend on the amount of noixe he makes in saying it, A COUPON on Belasco's, will be the hendline attrac- (fon at the Circle. Other acts will be | Adjie and her Ions. Yorke and Adams, Lew Sully, the Meredith sisters and Max Waldon, in a European novelty. At Keith's, Clayton White and Marie Stuart will present a new sketch, “Pparis.", Mary Norman will tell stories, Pat Rooney and Emma Francis will dance as only they can, Parker's dogs will perform, and Martini and Max- milliangwill show the funny side of the mugician's tricks, ‘There will be much that is new at Pastor's. Dan Collyer and Joseph M Sparks, formerly of Edward Harrigan’s company, will, by the permission of Mr, | Harrigan, present the street scene from “Under Cover.’ Others will be the Colibris Midgets, Wood and Ray, Belle Stewart, Alien J. Shaw, coin inanipu lator; the Ford’ Sisters,” and the Mas- cotte’ Comedy Company. ‘The Rock Stereoptical Company wiil present pic- tures of Russian and Japanese lite, Riccobono’s wonderful troupe of. trained horses will be the feaqire at Proctor’s Twenty-third Street Theatre, Where the bill will include Callahan and Mack, Haines and Vidocg, the Jack Thoo trio and Wenona and Frank, ‘The stetk company at Proctor's Fifth A nue Theatre will present “Ships ‘That | Pass in the Night.” a farcical comedy | 5 CENTS A PACKAGE by dustin zur ley piecarthy, avi U-LIKA BIS-KIT {s not the result Raymoné and Caverly will head, the Vaudeville section. “Northern iights: | Product of the highest science known will be the play at. Proctor, One |tractve, airtight cartons, which place Hundred and Twenty-ffth Street The- atre, and Hathaway and Walton, dan- cers, will be among the vaudeville features. At Proctor’s Newark theatre THE MANHATTAN BISCUIT Co. The Largest Inde, Jobn Moore Fo IN EVERY PACKAGE. in thelr original crispness and freshness, Ask your grocer for them. mt Bakery in —=_- OLDEST MARKETMAN DEAD. |1 desire to™state that I have found Father John's Medicine ~ unequalled for colds, hoarseness and throat troubles, and know that it has pro- vented pneumonia in my different times. I find that it pre- 2 Lifeless in Ri Above Store. Fully. dressed and sitting in a chaii is if he were merely resting after a ard day's work, John Moore, the old- est merchant in Washington Market, was found dead this morning in his posure and its soothing effect helps the throat and voice.” (Signed) rooms above hin store, No. 4. The Coroners’ office was notified. It in thought Mr. Moore died from heart disease. ° No one in Washington Market was so well known better Mked than John Moore. He seventy-four years old and first went to work there when he was a siip of a lad of five. By hard and faithful work he established, a business for himself. Nine years ago his wife died and he fitted up two rooms above his. store, where he lived. He had not been in th since, 5 CENTS A PACKAGE of “the growth of an idea,” but the to the art of baking. Put up in at- them in the hands of the consumer) SSo> rt New York, where” rybody will see them— the plac alt Simply Sign This and Know. How. To Get Well That is all, Send no money. Simply sign above, near you so that you may take six bottles of Dr. Shoop’s. Restorative a month at my risk, $5.50. If it fails the druggist will bill the cost to And I leave the decision to you, Don’t Wait Until You Are Worse Taken in’ time, thi foring of this littl have been prevented. Her mother writes mi Tell me the book you need, T will arrange with a druggist If it succeeds the cost to you is y-oll aud rub, adjust and repair a weak me, All You Need to Do Simply sign the above—that {s all. Ask for the ° ‘ will never be’ stronger, nor do its work book The offer T mi roa be Two years little girl was sick oontin- wi ean, ar. eas BAdriois pa are GU ode A Te eed (THO years ago my little girl was sick, contin: thout steam, More power—more steam is The way is easy-ts simple The Restorative. Is they failed, yet it took only two bottles of your * , certain, remedy to cure her, and she haa remained cured. You oan tell others of thle cure if you so dealre,”’ Mra. C. H. AVERY, Rockdale, Y. ‘Tis a pity ahe did not firet write me before the case was dangerous "The wife of Omer Andrus, of Bayou Chicot, La., had been sick for 20 yours. For 8 years could do prao- tleally no work. He writes: pega” welened bo: pounta: now ane qelghenihge barely ¥ f 9 welgha 188, aa We Tavle “naslly to do all her housework will That's mere repairin; come save through treating those organs, And that my Restorative After almost « lifetime And to with the vital orga sides and research tn hospitals—T Mt 1 fobud way to treat Dot the orgune’ thon . Doctor them aa nent cures never the nerves that operate But do not misunderstand m This 1s not free treatment, with nothing erer to par. Sieh an offer would he’ misleading—wo: tim: Httlo the physician who made te But {believe in a sick onn’s bonesty—his gratitude, That when he ie Wpor—ot study at ded- cured he will out of the treatment—and Alscovery, gladly. ives, but eh '* years, might hi b ty a the pervs be ineide nerves—that rt ut eae Te Cte on he erag save) pee SBOgRt Greens aod give them pewer and chength cae het. I make this offer so that those who might doubt “iG. Billingsley, of Thomasville, Ga., for three That discovery bas abown me the way to cure, may learn at my isk ears has been crippied with disease, Now he is well, le writes: Tt_makes my offer possible, ‘Tell of It, please, to a friend who te sick. OF “I qpent $250.00 for other medicines, and th ‘That's but va srataute's 92.00 Pees, for other medicines, and the I. know the remedy, I never oan forget the study. we He is yours trate eens tae Reip niet good than all the rest. all tbe resparo: the trial and teats that perfected it My be his only way to get weil Both money and wuffering might have been saved. I nave watehi notigh “Year after Year. t'earai And these are onl AiMeult, discouraging. Time canes, These letters- to me. How much serious illness the Restorative bes pre- three from over 65,000 similar loxens of them—come every day had almort deserted, I know it Dring back health to those poor ones wiom hope ai 4 fter time I have seen r, offer to do all this, 1, a stra bor, simply writer friewd, his velgh Won't you, his what ft will do, My only problem {» to convince you, vented I have yo means of knowing, for the slightly He will learn from my book a way to get we! MM and the nalabosed, simply wet m bottle or two of Apa so I make my offer, And the bare fact that Perhaps T'may, the only way for him. is case the druggist, are cured, and I never hear from them. I make such an offer ought of itself to convince you may be’ serlous—hopelese almost. Other phywiciaus But of 600,000 alck ones—seriously wick, mind you— that I how to cure. Please read it again. It other epeclalists—may “have falled. The matter le Who live asked for my guarantee, 3 out of each 4 re) have pald. Paid because they got (seo HR Rae 1@, thene—f one tinte‘in: Wn in. diseases, ‘seated and chronio—ten' ime in 40, In jeap ind chron! it certain’ 1 can a) cure the slightly 117 means éxactly what I say. hrases in tt. will take the risk. And you—not l—decide if thie—you tale the medicine a: urgent, then. Write me @ postal or sign above to-day. Hi Address Dr, Shoop, Box 1631, Racine, Wis. No oatch—-no misleading you are te pay, da Dania aMMMIE EN a. CONTRA-TENOR: the hearts of millions of people, in a case at) vents colds when taken after any ex-) Re Hv een Ms ea th ference is in You pay |< superior weal yh om: stores {n the principal cities, shoes foe te peice than are retailed elsewhere. 'W.L.DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS MORE MEN'S FINE 'GOODYEAR WELT HAND SEWED PROCESS SHOES THAN ANY OTHER MANUFACTURER W.L.DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS 18 PAIRS OF MEN'S FINE GOODVEAR WELT MAND SEWED PROCESS SHOES EVERY MINUTE. OF EVERY WORKING DAY. 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