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

(O,000 MEN KOW VOLVED Negotiations for Settlement of the Labor Troubles in Build- ing Trades Have Ended, and Bitter Struggle*Is On. SECOND MONTH OF FIGHT BEGINS TO-DAY. Twenty-six Conferences Have Been Held—Trouble Began with an Increase in the Hours | of Laborers. Negotiations for peace in the building trades war have ended, To-day, which marks the opening of the second month in the fight, precipitated by the mason builders, finds 6,000 bricklayers walking the streets, not a break in their ranks. ‘They are, not without company, these Bricklayers. Besides the 6,000 Inborers in whose behalf building is tied up, ‘there are 4,000 fronworkers and 7,000 car- penters and 6,00 plasterers, and—but why go further down the lst of af- fected trades? Enough that 100,000 workingmen, the entire complement of the industry, are now indirectly in- volved Here 1s the cause? r Mason Bullders’ Association. , Secretary's Office, Townsend Bullding, New York, March 2, 1906. Dear Sir: At a special meeting of the Mason Bullders’ Association on ‘Tuesday, | March 1, 1904, the following resolution was mnanimously adopted: “Resolved, That the maximum wage for laborers shall be thirty-five (35) cents per] hour from 7 A. M. to 6 P. for six days) fm the week, All other time shall be cot gidered overtime and shall be paid for at ‘the rate of time and a half, except where men are employed specially for night and Sunday work, when thoy shall work eight | hours for ingle time, and for all time over) eight hours they shall be paid at the rate of time and a half; this resolution to take ef- fect on Friday morning, March 4, 1904" Yours respectfully, Gignea) W. H. FOSTER, Secretary. Bricklayers Then Quit Work. What followed can be told in few words. ‘ The laborer quit work. ‘The bricklayer refused to work with Bubstituted Inborers. ‘Then the mason bullder climbed a treg, Ho admitted that the objection- able order was a clear violation of his pledge to leave the unskilled laborers undisturbed for a year as to wage and hours. The bricklayers were asked to go back to work, and the laborers too. “Go back,” pleaded the bosses, “and let us arbitrate.” ‘What was March 10. Since then twenty-six conferences haye been held without result. The careful wire-pull- Ing of the Civic Federation forces ac- tomplished nothing but to unearth Capt. F, Norton Goddard in the light of a defender for the labor side of the question. GAFFNEY DINES NOTABLES. Roman and Other Dignitaries En- tertained at New Yorker’s Dinner. | ROME, April 1.—Mr. and Mrs. T. St. John-Gaftney, of New York, gave a grand dinner in their salons at the Quirinal Hotel, The guests included is Dminence Cardinal Serafini-Van- nutetl;; His Eminence cenzo Vannutelll; His Ex band ‘de Navenne, Plenipotenti ister of France to the Holy See; His Batedoncy M. Goubastow, Minister of Russia to the Holy Sew. the Hatou Richthafen; Mgr. Germano Strantero Apowtolle | Protoriotary and | formerly apal Ablegate in America, and other Aotables, Baron von .Richthofen is the son of the German Imperial Minister of For- eign Affairs andJs now attache to the Prussian Legation to the Holy See, ————————— MISSING CHECKS SENT BACK. = | Thomas Miley, Who Disappeared with $100. May Be Mending West ‘Thomas Miley, the boy who disap- | peared yesterday with $100 In cash and! checks amounting to $900. the property | of his employers, Gillender, Fixman & Mumford, of No, Ml Broadway, 1s thought to be on his way out West He js known to have been in Trenton, | N. J., yesterday, for the firm recelved the checks tn this morning's maj. | ng Miley did not send back the | or uny explanation of his. act alned the express p 0 Value to him. Miley is eighteen years old and was first employed by Glllender, FixMan & Mushford about five months ago. He had good references. He lived with his parents at 629 East One Huimdred and 'Thirty-seventh street and was choir boy in St. Jerome's Cathol Church at One Husidred and ‘Thirty el@hth s:reet and Alexander avenue, He Was at one time a member of the vaude- ville team of Platt and Miley. MURPHY IN ATLANTIC CITY. Comptroller id John Fox Arc. Olxo There. Charles F. Murphy has gone to At-| lantic City, He will remain there until the early part ef next week. Comp-! troller Grout aleo has gone there to| spend Easter, So has John Fox, presl-| m went of the Denver: 1 Just befare ha boarde nk books of the age Which can the train yes-| y the Comptroller said that the 8 Convention would undoubtedly Instruct for Parker, Mr. Fox said that the Indications pointed that a Murphy still refused talk ESTABLISHED OVER2SYEARS N.S. BRANN, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, 231 Eighth Av. ends, OPEN EVENINGS. FREE! A valuable, handsome GOLD souvent kiven away free to every purchaser. In order to induce the public to come out} of their way, we offer this gold souvenir bunting ct finished, not be duplicated er $f and full 4 move. ments: 00 A large selection of rir and ag kt. solid gold Wedding Rings, $2.75 up All engraving done: tree of charge. {4 kt. solid old gana ine “Diamond value $20, $10 Handsome 14-karat Soild Gold Seal Ring with handsome mono-] gram. engraved free, lection of handsome oh gold Mittal tinge, PII Kt. noltd gold Gent's Hunt- “H, beautifully engraved, er and “stem setter, Waltham relled_ movement; our price..... " Large assortment of eolid gold 14-kt. tink Cutt with large ¢> genuine din Ir. 44 A cr gold Neck Chains and with diamond, complete. Also a large assortment r 20 years. . es saee pay you to come miles { your way for these great bargains, Mail Orders Promptly Attended To. Send for Mlastrated Catalogue. The Largest Retail Wine allagher Stores 9 West 18th Street. 432 Amsterdam Avenue. 572 Amsterdam Avenue. 805 Amsterdam Avenue. 511 Columbus Avenue, 824 Columbus Avenue, 37 Carmine Street. 879 Sixth lon, 95¢.; per bottle...... California, Catawba, Angelica and Muscatel, $1-25 grade, this week only, per gallon, 95c.; per bottle. ¢ California Tokay and Madeira, $1.5 gallon, $1.10; per bottle......- California Claret, per gallon, 60c. bottle seer eee oe mo k, per gallon, 75c.; per bottle. 4 He He gallon, $1.00; per bottle. Catinet, per gallon, $1.50; per bottle, Al our California Wines, $2,00 grade, lon, $1.50; per bottle,. 4 year old Rye Whiskey, per gallon, 19 “ “ iY Saas jandeman’s Port & Pemartin Sherries, per Barton & Guestier’s Clarets, per bottle..... Large assortment of Imported Rhine and Moselle Wines at Lowest Prices. . . . We carry the largest and most complete stock of Wines and Liquors of any house in New York. each purchase. 315 First Avenue. 97 Second Avenue. 1387 Fifth Avenue. 327 Seventh Avénue, 606 Eighth Avenue, 883 Eighth Avenue. MAIL ORDERS to 870 SIXTH AV., N.Y. SPECIAL EASTER SALE. yallfornia Port and Sherry, $1.25 grale, this * Galla her Stores Co Business in the World. 1567 Madison Avenue, 137 Ninth Avenue. 745 Ninth Avenue, 918 Ninth Avenue. 656 Tenth Avenue. 75 West 125th Street. Avenue. CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION, 2k only, per gal 25° 25° 25° ‘0 grade, this week only, per $ 2.0 2.5 3.01 3.50; o. bottle +++ 75cs and $1.00 +++ 50¢. and 75c on. Cut this out and present it at any one of our stores. Good for one Easter Souvenir with Bottled in Boud ‘with Premium 34c, Bright, strong colored ponge silk Ih ‘black and all the desirable spring shades—ivory, cream, pale blue, pink, nile, turquoise, gray, violet, navy and cadet blue—ex- cellent values............65 50c. pongee silk, | 34c THM WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 1, 1904. Hats Trimmed Free of Charge. LOWEST PRICED STORE IN NEW YORK FOR FINE GOODS. Ehrich 6TH AVE,, 22D and 23D STS., NEW YORK. 4 Women’s 50c. hose, 25c. Richeileu cr Rembrandt black lisle ribbed hose with white toea and heels; also Oxford stripes, allover lace or luce fronts—a of late patte je. and SOc. adid va- aia 25¢ Unless otherwise stated. WRITE TO-NIGHT jor whatever you require. Though not in the advertise- ment, it ts surely in the store—and Jou are certain to save money by ordering during this great sale. Startlingly stunning Saturday selling. Very often the price-inducement is used by unscrupulous houses to sell merchandise without merit, but prices here are the very lowest.in the city for the best clothing made, as the quotations below plainly prove. $5.75 for men’s $12.50 suits. Suits at this price at this time of the yesr are a rarity, but it was our good fortune to obtain these goods at way under price, and therefore this chance for you. Single and double breasted coats in black and neat, pleasing mixtures." An Easter offering without equal. $14.75 for men’s hand-tailored $25 suits or top coats. ‘These puits and top coats, {n all kinds of fabrics of the very latest and most exetnsive designs, are hand- tailored in every détail, and are without question equal to any produced im the most exclusive tatfor shop In this city. We appeal with this item to the fastidious dresser, as he will readily appreciate it. $10 for men’s $20 suits. Theso fabrics represent a very wide range—nest and pleasing throughout--worsteds, black thibets and unfinished worsteds; cut Loth single and double breasted. The overcoats are cut up to the minute in style, and the fabrics are all this season's most de- sirable: colorings and are made up to appeal to the well dresser, $7.50 for $15 suits or overcoats. Theso garments for value have no equal in thla city, und we're beng continually restocked with new goods, and in this way keeping up the completeness of the selections. Do not miss a chance like this. Suits of all fabrics, including black Clays, cut in sin- gle and double breasted models. The overcoats are all cut jaunty tnd nobby and trimmed on a scale of the highest standard. $5 for young men’s $9.50 suits. Values that you’ll readily recognize as about the biggest and best of the season. All-wool blue chevfots, nent mixed cassimeres, made and cut specially for young men’s wear, and with a character quite unusual fn guitr of this kind. $1.45 for boys’ $3.50 suits. These little SUITS ere strictly all-wool and are somewhat broken In sizes, for they have been brought together from our higher priced lots that have become broken in size, Plenty of good pick- ing, and a rare chance $1.98 for boys’ $4.00 suits. In Norfolk, double-breasted, sailor blouse and Eton, An unusual gathering of fine merchandise at a price usually quoted for yery inferlor merchand'ss. The gdods cre all in pleasing patterns, and are made to withstand hard use. $2.98 for $5.50 boys’ reefers and overcoats. These garments are all in the newest colorings of coverts and blue serge in the rough and smooth ef- fects; all cut tn mannish patterns and exceedingly | well tatiored $3.98 for boys’ 37.50 suits. These suits reprevent all that {s expected or de- sired in boys’ cloth Tailored and cut on man- nish lines, they at ones become popular to the parent und the boy, Do not purehdse your Easter or con- firmation sult before examining these suits. $2.98 for boys’ $6 suits. All the suits in this lot are the choleest selected merchandise in this elty, and are made aa thoroughly and mannish es {s possible in boys’ clothing. They include suits orfolks in serges, fancy double- breasted and fancy sailor blouse and fancf Russ Children’s headwear. A most complete covering a range | prices from 25c. to $3, | and including every- thing In cloth, straw and leather goods. | line, of $7.50 for young men’s $12.50 suits. | Those suits are all through-and-through worsteds, Diack and fancy cheviots and neatly mixed casst- nit we are offering you now at this meres. This low price you will pay month. weight goods, and are therefore not too Ilgit in weight for, this time of the year thes suits at Positively matchless values. in less than a are all full- Annual Easter sale men’s and boys’ clothing $5.00 silk hats, $3.50. A Silk Hat of the latest spring silk plush, band with 3.50 shape — ali full silk binding Easter millinery And the best. part of it is that these hats —so rich, becoming, and style-correct—are marked at the well-known Ehrich low prices. If the hat's from Ehrich's, depend on it being strictly correct In every detail. Here are pattern hats, direc from tho leading Paris modistes, at about half the cost toim- Port—now at $20 to $45 each. For Saturday several hundred of the newest and me teat designs in rimmed T t thay te Bartacoel $10 to Fis—we offer you choice at_#. Other equally peerlers productions, $7.00 and $10, |, Untrimmed hats. } Most complete line of correct styles in untrimmed|| ™ and ready-to-wear hats at . ODERATE PRICES, Entire sample line of the largest and finest manu- facturer of straw goods. 1,000 ready-to-wear hats in this collection. H Come early for the choice, Values up to *20 US) $2.50, at, each $6 hats. swell negliges shirts that others are selling for, $1.25 and $1.50; light and dark effects—all sizes—g1. *] Impossible to Fill Mail Orders. $4.00 Worth $2.50 $1.69 for Men’s $2.50 Shoes—200 pairs men’s satin calf, patent leather, vici kid, spine Bluchee cut, sizes from 6 to 11; regular $2.50 value; special fale price.» : 4.69 $1.25 for Little Gents’ $2 Shoes—350 “ps ‘of little gents” patent leather and vici id lace dress shoes, well made throughout, neat and dressy—regular $2.00 value; Saturday sale ence Meise, agae 1.25 69c. for misses’ These on Flower dept. Crush roses, 6 in bunch, all shades..,....... Children’s wreaths of daisies, ronnie Oe ge 89el| and wild flowers, upward f:om.. Women’s $2.50shoes,$1 pa 1,000 pairs of women's shoes and Oxford ties—made of patent leather and dongola kidskin, button and lace; in every size and width; the newest Spring toe shapes and heels. fine dress shoe there is no sewing to hurt the feet; all are well made, neat and dressy; in every size and width. Some rus- set calf Oxfords with Louls XV. heels in the lot. One pair to a custémer— regular $2 and $2.50 a pair. On sale from 10.to 1 only, Boys’ $1.50 Shoes, 75c.—250 pairs of boys’ and youths’ satin calf school shoes, sizes from 11 to 5%; regular $1.50 value; special sale price These Boys’ Shoes on sale from Shirts in plain pique and four styles of plaited bosoms—$1. ‘ without a parallel. its—hats has it y ewhere jor Tess than, fe to buy es 95¢|| prices to 14 years—special for Saturday confirmation dre: jawns, entire luce; large bertha with insertion and | lace edge, full pouch front, belt of ciuster tucks, full skirt—6 dresses * 98c to $3.75 | $1.50 s—in Persian | Valenciennes yoke of cloth | to 14 years—special for j 25c | Ny Saturday.........+00 ens $3.50 | Misses’ walking suits — Novelty —— mixtures, made blouse, with side plait effect — just for Saturday, $10.95 ————— — Men's extra quality white dress effects—24c. It’s phenomenal shoe selling just before Easter. Have you attended the sale of this great $20,000 shoe purchase? Saturday—vour last chance before Easter to profit by this really remarkable opportunity—Women’s $2.50 shoes at $1 a pair—Misses’ and children’s $1.50 shoes and sandals for 69c. In this and widths, neat and lace; Friday. 10 to 11 o'clock, 1.50 shoes @ sandals. 624 sandals at 69c. and eve: $2.00 and $2.50 value. 75¢ le from 10 to 12 only; not before or after. pairs of misses’ and children's patent leather strap sandals, sizes and widths—all neatly made, smooth inner soles, for Baster service wear. This is the most remarkable offer in this great sale—these $1.50 Also $1.50 shoes for children, 69c. and children’s button and lace, and little gents’ shoes, box calf, vici and dongola kid, regutar $1.50 shoes, 69c.; also Oxford ties and strap sandals at 69c. 75c. for women’s $2 @ $2.50 shoes 500 pairs of women’s 2, 3 and 4 strap sandals, _ Oxford, ties and shoes, high military and Cuban heels, not all sizes, but all widths, foot can be fitted; positively 600 pairs of misses’ Gents’ button and la: Shoes, patent leather, !:id and strap sandals at sees Tlea’s 50c. and 69c. halt hose. Manufacturers’ samples, lisles, in black, silk embroidered and woven It means /remendous shoe selling, Ladies’ $3.50 Shoes, $2.25—Ladies’ ne Tdeal kid colt skins, patent leather, vici kid shoes, Goodyear welt, hand turre. $1.90 for Women's $3.50 Tadics’ hand-sewed Goodyear welt, patent leather, ideal kid, vici kid, button and lace; regular value $3.00 and special sale price 98c. for children’s $2.00 shoes. 500 pairs of Misses’ an Children’s and little Dongola School rp, and all patent leather; sizes from 6 to 2; Iso Oxford ties 24c Impossible to Fill » Mail Orders. $4.00 Worth $2.50 all sizes extension soles; button Shoes— oo 1,90 08c Morning sales. only to relieve the afternoon crush by inducing morning purchases, Hence, only for 1?.30, Hence, also—no mail orders, no telephone orders, no C. O. D.'s for these items. $9.98 for women’s $16.50 | Suits. WALKING SKIRTS of fine cheviot, in blue, black and brown; collarless Eton coat; fancy full sleeve; finely piped with taffeta to match and fin- ished with small gilt buttons—skirt made nine-gore flare; fin- | ished with open plalts— | Saturday.se cn. ree 9.98) $1 petticoats, 59c. | Moreen PETTICOATS, black and) white striped, with deep accordion-| platted flounce, ruMe and underflounce .............., 59 50c. beef, iron @ wine, 25c, | Made from fresh raw beef. combined { with sherry wine and citrate 25c| of iron—1 bottles—onl. | Pure SILK HOSE in opera shades, Point Venise lace collars in circular styles, a Yariety of hand- C. B. a Ie Spirite CORSETS, with low $1 to $3. ° e . , e 7 o. . artistic Easter attire: great sale < Saturday's values assure a day of really wonderful selling. Not oniy one of the largest, most complete gatherings ever as- sembled, but such charming styles and special sale prices will be a signal for throngs. Children's school chambrays and German linens; made Ruw:- sian sailor and Buster Brown styles— special Saturday ... in ginghame, | Child's $10.78 lawn dress,$7.95—-Child’s fine lawn dress, yoke with seven rows of Val- enclennes lace, ‘ bertha of cluster tucking, with nineteen me- dallions—regular $10.00 value— bow knct pattern, deep $7.95 Children’s white lawn dresses—mado with | S2turday ..... SH yoke of fine tucks and Valenciennes | e, | full ruffle with lace edge—sizes 6 Misses’ $16.78 coat ‘suits, $11.95 —Misses’ walking suits, coat effect, with side plait, Norfolk style. collarless, trimmed with and fancy brald—$16.75 etor Saturday os... PEEIS "8 $25.00 suits, $14.95 —A manufac- turer's sample line of misses’ and small © women's suits In Etons, blouse and coat effect, In cheylots, canvases and fancy mix- to Me-Setuay ereeeees PEAID —————————S=S Saturday—8 to 12.30. Extra bargains offered these hours—8 A. M. to $3 silk hose, $1. two-toned colors and tani with high-spliced heels, soles—retails, regularly for $2.50 and $3.00—to-mor- rows sale prlee. 1.00 49c, Venise collars, 19c.- designs, 39c, and 49c. Yuden crn ohoe $1 corsets, 69c. pair. bust, dip hip-eome with short hips —mado of batiste only; well boned; lace and ribbon 69: trimmed . . 50 rings, 25c. Extraordinary and Unpie:edented Offering. all on sale to-day a price of, At the ridiculous A manufacturer's stock of fing Senmless Gold Shell Rings, new goods, patterns copled from this season's choicest productions, values from $1 to $3.50 each, nd every day for one week only Z25C: each, Wo guarantee each Ring to be TAKE NOTICE =naae of Fine Rolled Goid Plate, that wil stand the same test as 12-karat gold, numerous and bewilderi Patterns Sizes to fit everybody. of be finger. | order the size the ot | Mail Orders Will Be Pilled. | How To CETERMINE THE SIZE OF THE RING WANTED, Cut a strip of thick paper 80 that the ends will ex- ‘actly meet waen drawn tightly around the second Joint Lay one end on the diagram at O and her end indicates. |= Todas RING SIZES. 3 Mail orders filled Seaman pees ets ip pee ee