The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1904, Page 6

Ss haninie tec ‘BROOKLYN NOW HAS A MORMON CHURCH Building in the Brownsville Sec- | to Protest Ayainst Corrupt «Practices in Granting Permits to Stands Under “L” Stairs. CHARGES OF GRAFT i WILL BE PREFERRED. '« Worship. f Has plented) ite foot. | City of ¢ nition papers © beon fled in the Clerk's vokly Mee Alleged that Privileges Are’ Placed in Market For Sale’ and that Poor Men Are at i Greatly encouraged by Mayor MeCle | Mercy of Some Politicians. Jan's attitude toward mer would FIRE CHIEF’S HORSE DROPS. mewsdealers will shortly send a commit Not only will the newsdealers show | {1 Apart: that the giving of a newsdealer's Iii to an outsid: in the case of F t ; Hundred Natmolt, places a city privilege in the | Wiley wae running very fast, muddents market for o but they will be able od de and the ohtef came very clfle Instances being thrown out on his head. He to” show the specifi yor where graft was not only levied but eollected. In Naimoll's case the cit . Meense was only offered for sale, the young man asking $300 to surrender his rights to the elevated railway privilere @t Franklin street and West Broadway. But the newsdealers have evidence of a still greater liberty taken in the life of a city privilege. Here 1s one circumstance: ‘A reputable newsdealer, who has oc- cupled a certain elevated stairway stand for many years, on asking his Alderman to sign his application for a permit as required by law, was told it would cost him $30 to get the ap- plication signed. x At Polttiotan’s Mercy. ‘The newsdealer was absolutely at the merey of the politician, who named as his go-between another Alderman who) 16a professional man, For year the newasdeuler had been at the corner and} ullt up a fair business, His family,! # large one, was entirely dependent upon him for support, so there was nothing left for the newadealer but to fo and borrow the money and pay the Alderman for his signature. ‘The newsdealer shrewdly took a re- ceipt from the Alderman for the mor pald, and several months ago, when tl license becanie due again, he was ready for his man. The second year the Al- dérman demanded $400, and then, not! gétting quick action, he raised the price! It is essentially a babies’ of the license to $500. Without knowledge of the Alderman f surprising in its Te ood, sults. Always the same. |nnd hie driver clutched the sides of the erteny left his driver in charge of the dead horse, Impressed a passing wager and went to the fire without; ” FEED the babies and children on Scott’s Emulsion ment in their little thin bodies at once. They can | take it when they even | the newsdealer entered the political | reulfa himself, and with the ald of a| worthy gentleman, who has since suc: | ceeded the dishonest Alderman, man- aged to make charges against the latter in a certain political club. | If the newsdealer had carried the mat- | ter to the criminal branch of the city | government he would have been a marked man and neve Hid nave | been ablo to get a city Ivilege; ho hit at the man inside the organi zation, ‘The newsdealer got his from’ the ‘present Alderman. without having to put up a cent of blood money. Seek Relief from Mayor. Other newsdealers have not 1 fortunate. It is to get Mayor Mc to offer ‘substantial relief from such oppression t newsdealei woes to that he THE UNUSUAL STORE Second Floor. Oriental Things at greatly reduced prices JavaPrint Curtains Oriental designs and colors Size 4x10 ft., were 7.50 now $4.00 per pair. Palempore Print Curtains Oriental designs with color combination of Orange, (ireen, Red and Black Size 2x3 yds., were 2.50 now $1.00 each Anatolia Curtains Suitable for country houses Turkish Crinkled Cotton with colored stripes of Red-Blue, Yellow-Green Size 5x11 ft. $4.00 per pair Anatolia Spreads f newsdeulers slight + to stop the care in the granting licenses, and where the est suspicion of any Procedure at onc In the it embly District, wh irway stinds were F Doy e being int are waiting for the eure of their plans In The id rm atreets, bankers and e was indigna- by extended | down to trolman, Heve that Iderman Doyle) w am Lewis, elt that “do (referring Hd do 4," said | hin, hu ne Size 7x9 it. ‘and 4¢ ‘tne child. hi 4 aright Lm) a much worried woina! $4.00 cach Shanahan Mccmn Hell Moorish Hassocks Shanahan b were 1.25 Special now $1.00 each A. A. Vantine @ Co B'way, bet. 18 & 19 Sts. et police st tion. How Some Permits Were Procured, D stunidn oclten thy jor ine ts trom . ‘Wash Goods PATO HENE, | 5,000 yards ie) Printed Batiste, jude, (small neat genteel patterns gar eit white and colored grounds, | at 8c. per yd., special value. Lord & Taylor Broadway and Twentieth Street and Fifth Avenue, pul un, On ame to Me und offered to @ 1 would get his pe Mmtax of rotors: mt to inn before he was elected | ie promised that if he would help men of th ate ected dis. get there stands from noneree Of ‘he diatrict. rest: oy t frend at ondway, boncht. the st moti. paving nim r the old i Pict he found no wiMeGh etn eae te Dermit, bur hinder, the Ieadershiy of leg Minn ive han Cound it sible nd Weat from has. Oo is #8 son of ex. Brennan. who is nearly in very «00d cli tion Rented by the Latter Day) Saints for Their House of! tee of representative members of the Falls Dead on Bh to Blase tn New York Newsdealers’ Association to} *, F Harlem, . the City Hall to formally protest against | Battalion Chiet Terteny, of the ‘Thir- | corrupt practices in the granting ory erent talion, had a ste ae licenses. | e just in time to save them- | You will see an improve. | refuse their mothers’ milk. | the battalion chiefs it few of TH Heel Hau LS LCL a RU da ist) Fifth Floor—2tst St. "Side, A | jan ever and it Is now belleved the | COZY place to eat—and to enter- SHAKE- (IP NEAR : shake-up may take plive to-day or to- |} fain your friends, Not the most [the a fs that ait of tie men who |p Costly service in town — but it rs BAU UIE could not be better. Several £ome Company Commanders, . It Is Rumored, Are to Be Shifted Shortly. Chet Bin M | om the i IRA of the Fire Depa the a big hat several of shake-up bright the n hand and Unexpected Good News Of FINE SILKS | A largo under-price offering of highly 'f| desirable Silks is scarcely to be expected at \[| this time. for two reasons. First, because buying time is here, with Silks in greater favor than ever. Second, because silk manufactur- ers have been more conservative recently, in producing only such quantities as their trade demanded. But we were stirred up to the matter by a great movement of ours a year ago; and we had to meet it. The splendid values told of below. are the direct result of our Silk Organization's active preparation for this March Sale. White Fancy Striped Taffetas at | Imported Black Taffetas at 65c; Se; worth 75 worth 75¢ corded and neat satin striped effects; rae five thoteand yards are the last we ean get at this price from a int qualities; about three ' ee oe world celebrated maker. ‘They have the correct weight and finish, Corded Japanese Silks at 37%ci/ Fancy Jasper Louisines at 68c; worth 50¢ 1 i: worth | These are superior quality, than) Anout fifteen hundred yards of which yo better are Imported: a fne | nent tured gin-netal Lowleines te variety of choice styles In all white, | many pretty desigis, Also t few lit Dlack-and-white and colors: thirty: | Street bhades. Srehundred:yerde: Black Taffetas at 68c: worth $1 From two good makers. 2 and 7-inch Black ‘Taffeta thut we ea guarantee togive splendid wear, Shantung Pongee at 75c: worth 9c ‘The genuine Shautung from China. 25 in. wide, | | Colored Taffetas at 55c: worth 75c | Wo purchased over twelve thon: | sand yards to get them to sell at this price; all colors from white to xtreet shades; more than fifty shades in all, g ecked Loulsines at 58c; worth 75¢ Checked Louisines at 75c: worth $1 Many, Kinds; and sizer of neat) About flve thousand yards of dol Check: ni tes f lor Hality Checked Louisines in the white, wble small-sized checks, In black- blue-and-whi . net vhite and blue-and-white, | epietele cms: _.. |2@-inch Messaline Corded Silks Black Lumineux at 58c; worth 75c at @5c; worth $1.25 One of the moat popular and wer. Four thousand five hundred yards viceable of Mack Silks, for waists of fine quality corded sitke. 27 inches and whole dresses, wide; white with colored cords, Imported Printed Peau de Gant W“shable. Faconne at 58c; worth $1 | Jasper Silks at 85c; worth $1.25 utylea aud color.) A Variety of cholee weaves of lun ¥ Y ported silks, All In the gun-metal or Jasper efiect. 34-inch Shantung Pongees at 95¢; worth $1.25 Fine China Silks, in natural ban. boo color. Almost a Sard wide Fancy White Silks at 95¢; worth $1.25 Twenty-six tin ings of Impe |) most desirant navy blue, rese prune and po vue, With ne woven dots and small white print- toys. White Taffetas at 65c: worth $1 21 inches wide, and sold rn at a dollar, In whit cream, at the low pric |] Printed Broche Liberty 65¢; worth $1.25 ‘Three thousand yards of 24-ineb eriea's best Variety of designs Exeeltent for wear. | A dozen choice patterns tn all. White tigured Measaling Silks and a Jew in taffeta wenves Evening Silks at $1; worth $1.50 A tine Variety of Hnported Sat Grocades, Mn “allewhite and lust colors. Excellent quality. Hoth sides of Rotunda and THN WANAMAKER. Satins at Attar at Can't Stop Selling Furniture | Stop Selling Furniture With This Incessant Demand. Nor shall we try to. The February Sale has left us with many odd pieces that will not fit into our regular stock. None of them are to be carried over, if a special price will move them. For to-morrow merest hints are given of some Stirring Specials in Dining-Room Pieces, on which the savings approach a half. Practically one piece of a kind, so if you would get widest assorement better nd here early to-mor- Tow, Dining Tables, $8 kinds at 5.25 $9 kinds at 6.09 $12 kinds at 8.00 $24 kinds at 16.00 $25 kinds at 14.00 $35 kinds at 26.00 China Closets $18 kinds at 12.00 $24 kinds at 18,00 $29 kinds at 22.00 $35 kinds at 26.00 $50 kinds at 35.00 c $60 kinds at 45,00 $75 kinds at 55,00 $48 kinds at 35.00 $70 kinds at 48,00 $100 Kinds at 75.00 $72 kinds at 55.00 $195 kinds at 75,00 Dining Chairs to Match for Chairs of highly polished 85c for Chairs of Golden Oak, cane | 145 seats and brace arms. Alway 4 Oak, handsome de. large | seat; regularly $2, : sold at $1.35. for Chairs of Quartered Oak, for Chairs of Quartered Oak, I, 79 box frame and cane seats; 3. 75 highly WAL frame, ‘uphol: Stered in leather; $5 kind. sold regularly at $2.75 Some 10.00 Go-Carts at 6, 05. The picture fairly describes them, though it does not show the rod, parasol and lace Cover which are included. These caris have tull reed sides with fine shellac finish; lish enamelled, maroon or green running gear; the wheels are fitted with rubber tires, and have patent =» f00t brake. Back is reciining and dasher is adjustable. In short, all the appurtenances ot a ee grade carriage are embodied in this s| cia Folding Go-Carts — at *3.48 $IS kinds at 10,00 $18 kinds at 12.75 $25 kinds at 18,00 $35 kinds at 24.00 $48 kinds at 35,00 $45 kinds at 36.00 These are especially ccn- venient, if you are cramped for room. An especially good valve is offered to-morrow. They have reed ba , reclining, with cane seats, steel springs and rubber tire wheels, Five ard a half dollars would be a very fair price for them, in the regular way. To round out a great day of Go-Cart selling, we shall include to-morrow six distinct patterns of the latest design—only one of a Kind—samples from which we chose our regular stock. Some have the new china handles and automobile wheels, |] At 7.50 instead of $10 At 8.50 instead of $12 At 8.50 instead of $14 At 17.50 instead of $22 At 18.75 instead of $25 At 22.00 instead of $30 Nottingham Bed Sets At Nearly Half Prices, No wonder folks are getting the Bed-Set notion—when such ex- quisite ones are offered for. so little. Really, the response to this Bed- Set news has been something ainprecedented—even though we ex- pected a crowd, Theyre very cheap—and very preity. Each set con- sists of a full sized spread and pair of shams, 1.25 for $2.00 Sets 165 for $2.50 Sets i | | | ReroEmerly, A. T. Stewart & Co., iBroaay.ay 4th Ave, 9th and 10th Sts, aot —i — ————— ee Shoe paste is messy stuff to use and it’s messy on the shoes. Gets piled up so thick after a while you have to scrape it off with a stick. After you geton a few layers of paste, your shoes are gummy and it is only the top layer of paste that is polished. way down underneath, the turpentine There's turpentine Worst of all | is eating out the life of the leather. | in all paste dressings—you can smell it. We got tired having Regal Shoes ruined with bad dressings, so we made a dressing that is right. Itisa leather preservative. A Regal Dressing polish lasts longer than any other and makes the shoes last longer. At all Regal Stores—25 Cents. Regal Dressing Pik all shoes ant. bathers | | Aventio, t BOF LN. an ow City! 186 West 125th Broadway; 133 SE ronaways ths Sixth Avenue, Sit ‘Brow Strect; 785 2.00 for $3.00 Sets At fully |} sance, finer, should be. richer and handsomer in every way: For your “spare” bedrooms you'll v as they naturally ant a few of these at the pr 3.75 for $5.00 Sets 5.95 for $8.00 Sets 9.95 for $15.00 Sets These sets have bolster roll to match the spread; many of them have very elaborate cut-out in centres and other rich designs; most of them have full Bonne Femme Valance. Other sets in Real Renaissance DAM DRY sukinot here, it DRY GOODS CO. 5 great reductions are several hundred sets in:Real Renae Patterns, Peerless—that stands for the best. 10c, and 15c—three 1878 22"°STREETS They're Sc., prices to help you find just ex- 5 Linen Table Cloths and Napkins. Napkins. From a linen importer who supplies great quantities of the kinds we sell regularly we have secured what he terms his “surplus stock” of first quality Table Cloths and Napkins. You save a fair third on actly what you are a FL actly what you are looking for. for. every piece, which is something to consider just now while linens are so high. Ready to-morrow morning. 8-4 Pattern Cloth, 2 yds. long. 12-4 Pattern Cloth. 3 yds. long. kinds alesse 10-4 Pattern Cloth, 14-4 Pattern Cloth, Qty yds. tong. $125 kinds at. kinds at Kinds at, White and Golered Bed Spiel Crochet, Marseilles and satin finished Bed Spreads, with knotted fringe. Some have corners cut out to fit bra beds. All are splendid qualities and very much below regular p kinds at, doz. . hemmed or or iron BED- Large size crochet BEDSPREADS, | Beautiful quality hemmed ready for use, SPREADS, Mar | Very. Heavy crochet BEDSPREADS, beau heavy crochet" BEDSPREADS, Liful Mareliles patterns, % bed age |Handsome patterns, with heavy” AQ size... Knotted . g zi i. : Handsome satin - tinished Marseilles Colored Marseilles pattern crochet | OR se by BEDSPREADS, in pink and "4. 3Q Hee DSU SL ES “Ts Hight blue, large s Satin-tinished Marselites BEDSPREADS, oa Te crochet ar ADS, | full double be ds size, beautiful wi jandsome raised pat- ed patte im March Movement of SHOES at Half Prices and Even Less This is a trade movement out of the ordinary, a single lot of Shoes, but a comprehensive g Sorts, to identify an event you have come to recognize as unusual. Something like eight thousand pairs are included—all women’s—and they average half price. Better yet, they are absolutely new styles for Spring wear. We gather from different makers what they term “stop orders.” These are Shoes for which their agents take orders, but which are not shipped for various reasons. For instans ce, 1,100 pairs would have gone to Baltimore, and 1,400 pairs to Roe! hester, had it not been for the destructive fires in these places. We own them ata great saving to you. To-morrow the Selling starts, Judgment of values is in your hands, 89 for $2.50, $3, \ A collection of splendid styles, in a variety of sizes and widths, though you can undoubtedly be fitted, from double A sort of leather that goes into high-grade Women’s Footwear, with the new and’ stylish heels and toe never go out of fashion, $2.00and $2. 50 Shoes at : 40 best quality Vici kid with extension sole; with them a quantity of large we also include our own regular lines of $2.00 and $2.50 Shoes, in odd styles and broken as- You'll have no trouble in finding your ,65 for $2.00 and You'll want a pair or two of these handsome Oxfords, for they embody toe shapes wanted this spring, Some folk wear them the year round, They come in snappy styles. All sizes in the lot, but no one style has a « romplete range Of sizes, $3 Evening Slippers, $2. leather. Quite a large assortment to choos from. Never offered anywhere below $3.00. Best quality French Kid and Patent Leather with Louis XV. heels; also real Du’Barry ties, $3.50 and $4 Shoes. to E and from 2% to 8. Assortment .embraces every shapes, as well as the old standards and favorites that Women’s button and lace Shoes in aukle button boots, Goodyear sewed. At this price 4 Splendid choosing is provided in these $2.50 Oxfords. and general cut that will be most Dongola and Patent Leather, with low or high heels; also Louis XV. heels, Smart, Exquisite beaded effects, as well as paten| $3.50 Oxfords, $2.15. with Louis heels. Worth $3.50, It is not a sale of athering of many best sorunents, three lots, size. I Lauicheinion vo 86™ ST. &:322-AVE, OFFER Child’s Corset Shoes. Ankle protection without dis- comfort, Soft, Sightly, Serviceable. An idea that our shoe man is justly Ladies’ Shoes. Every style this spring evolved, The best leathers a shoe man | can lay hands on. | ' | | has | | The lowest price at which | proud of, and one your child your feet can reach will thank him for; up them.....:.;, AabcOsS 2. 00 | to 4s, $1.00; over 4s, , 1.25 The Armament of Nations--- Their fighting forces—army, navy, equipment, etc., etc. NTH. OARET, baby gets sue benene The sweet, palatable tablet, eaten by the nursing mother. regulates her system, increases her flow oreuies and makes her milk mild- ly purgative. gets the effect di- luted and Mee of ite natural food:—no violence —no danger — perfectly natural resulte. No more sour curds in baby’ Stromenti ad PORN wind Salley cramps, less nghte., Ait de aists 100,360, 250, 500. neue pias eae Sensing blet stam: . Sample ee booklet free. Address STERLING REMEDY ©O., QOhicago or New York. CANDY CATHARTIC T EEP — HEY. WORK WHILE you St