The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1904, Page 5

bib - aingaining eich lamp per y If the | chansge is made it will be | May 4) and be completed on Jul . Gty]s acceptance of the bids for man- ONE BRE nmissioner Best Prepares a “Regolution for the Board of E rate to Prevent Crushes ) a © mminals of Structure. } ANSFERS TO OTHER ROADS ‘ nd by | Belleves the Total Cost Would Not Exceed $12,000,000 and the | Subway Connections Would Be About Four Miles in Length. In furtherance of his plan to estab- | B! th adequate terminals in Manhattan t the Brooklyn, Williamsburg and inhattan bridges, Commissioner Best Sey prepared a resolution to be sub-| ‘pd to the Board of Estimate. | whless immediate action ts taken to | @drize the city to extend bridge | tks into Manhattan beyond the| hl approaches,” said the Commin- iit to-day, “we will be confronted | « the problem of ‘having elzitpen tad tracks over the three ingen jiating In Manhattan with no ade- po Connections with these terminal ‘ ee Mr. Best's Plan. | j hearabvated railway should be car- | ie the Manhattan Bridge | taCanal street to the North | in the'th a loop at that point; an and ‘railway should be built In De- | tathe reet and Delancey street ex- | ‘ounto Elm street to reach the | n hetreet station of the subway on | lice eet; a branch from this rall- | to t! tld be extended from some point | be ww, the Bowery to connect with hownal street line, which would then } Passengers from both of these) NqvFldges to the North River, All “se elevated railways would cross | he north and south elevated rail- | * mow running and provide trans-, {vhereto, and provision could thus | made for connecting the elevated Iways over ine two tew bridges. | ‘A connecting and distribuang sub- lay could be bullt trom the Wiulams- rg Bridge under Delancey street, the wery and Broome sto Hudson reet, aud through Hui street, West oadway and Greenwici street to Lib- Ly stivet, und thence throuso Liberty rest, Nadsuu sirest und Park row to fe bullding proposed for the terminal latien of ihe Brooklyn Bridge Farther Subway Extenston I-A further extension of the s\ uid run under Park street, eet; the Bowery or on some sim nte to the Manhattan Hridge, w! A id-also have n supway to the north rough> the Bowery st subway. rough lower nykion, of passenge:s: Tmnhattan not so casily obtainable in y other way. “Such a suyway: would be about four should have from or collecting and 3 of Brooklyn thus . to the great and of the travelling ‘on comple: j}. and would, .ffawe any rompar ‘ e ite oper t solution proposed by Mr. Best vi for putting these plans into —— JUNTLE LAMPS FOR “IGT STREET Sronissioner Oakley Com- jmends Them in Preference to Present Kind—Little Higher in Price but More Effective. ‘na report to Mayor McClellan to- |r, Commissioner John T. Oakley sug- ts that the public will approve of the fn to change all the sas lamps in *Suttan to Welsbach gas mantle shange from open flame to man- {me will give three times more wower to each lamp and, while wg more, the Commissioner says che win furnish a better and more sat- {etadtory Mght. The difference In cost | cost of} is $97.00 as against $24. It {8 pert of the Commi to substitute the high-prie are Higiht with the miantled 1 eventwally saving dollars anc foe wider a throwyghout the c Tr Commiss figures that if the fohange ts he can act within his ‘| departmental appropriation for 1904,] He therefore recommends the e bids, the th G no radiloal changes in th likhjting over thore ough the « Alfons no reduction Bh the private cons tihe eft. The fact that N: s diacandercent lam publie 1 by the AMELIA PETRY RELEASED. 1 Pat Carbolle Acid Jotlee. ‘Amelfa Petry the ffteen-year-old irl who was arrested on suspicion of |y faving put carbolle ackt In 4 pot of home, }xo Rvidence a yy Magistrate Keady, DOWAGER DUCHESS HERE. Duchess of Marlborough. ‘was formerly Miss LilMan Price, of ‘Troy, and Wiliam Beresford, panied by two servants. ‘The Duchess 5 her pl know this sh aes HOME RULE BILLS PASSED. ‘More Power for New York Alder. men Conferred in Senate Acts. ALBANY, April 7.—The Senate to-day passed all four home rule bills reported thorize local officials to reinstate police and firemen, enlarge powers of the Board of Aldermen of Ni amend charters of second- relation to franchises. additional testimony mean while. 1 tribution of sve POUTING GEYER WN SEVENTH AVENUE Duchess {e the widow of Lord Bhe was accom- said that ould not ot Jan: en, how long ide. Valve on Big 48-Inch Main Was Finally Opened. the Committee on Cities. They au- |to-day saw a geyser shoot out of t earth and deluge Seventh avenue for Ulock in all directions. The tower of water reached as high as the bulldings and had a diameter of from 4 to 12 feet, York and sx cities in —=—_ SWAYNE CASE GOES OVER. gramme to have the case of Judge Fn Ootiaae gn Over Meet dase ithe corner had been clogged. owing to he Committee on Judiciary to take cf} OR, Macys ‘Breadwar Oy Investigate our Depositors’ Ac- count Department. It provides all the conveniences of the Credit system combined with the sure economy of a cash business. — DARASOL AT 22° Ist Fi, Biway. Sold elsewhere at $3.00 and $3.50. Full 22-inch models, covered with colored taffeta of excellent qual- ity in all desirable shades, such as green, white, royal, red, pink, light blue, lavender, champagne and brown. All have pretty Rane stitched borders, Sticks.are of light and dark ‘urze, Inthe Trimmed Millinery Parlor Our Eastet Showing Is Excelled by the Present Rich Exhibit «» », which brings to the fore new ideas, artistic and practical, many of which are distinctly different from anything shown elsewhere. Prices $10-96 To $29.96 more worthy than others’ offerings ranging from $15.00 to $40.00. In addition we are showing Dainty Ideas in Children’s Trimmed ’ Millinery ranging in price from $2.96 TO $12.96 Adjoining the Show Room: Three Trimmed Millinery Specials, Exceedingly Low Priced; The styles include turbans, toques, shepherdess effects and roll brim sailors at $4.74, $5.96 and $6.96 Medium-Priced Footwear for Women. WOMEN’S SHOES IN EVERY DETAIL OF At | -87 a Pair.) CONSTRUCTION EQUAL TO THOSE SOLD BY OTHERS AT $2.50 A PAIR. Feminine thrift is hostile to fixed prices. Few women willingly lend approval to the combined efforts of manufacturers and exclu- sive dealers to sell Shoes at $2.50 or $3.50, or as high as fixed prices go. We enter into agreements with our manufacturers, but with another purpose in view. Our prices illustrate it. Be your choice an Inexpensive Shoe for general wear, or the finest bench- made Shoes money can buy, you will pay less at Macy’s than else- where. The Shoes at $1.87 told of above are but one example. 24 FL. Toys for Outdoor Play.-« =. When Spring chases the little folks outdoors you can’t count the uses they find for Wheeled Things told of to-day. And these are merely suggestions gathered trom a big Toy Department on the Fifth Floor that supplies Toys and Dolls and Playthings at Macy’s low prices the whole year round : Tricycles, iron tires, $3.47 to $5.91. Express Wagons, 46c. to $7.69. Patrol Wagons, Velocipedes, $4.46 to $9.47, iron tires, Buckboards, $1.32 to $2.78. $2.93 to $7.07. | Velocipedes, rubber tires, $3.88 to $8.39. leather upholstered seats, $10.54 to $14.98. Junior Automobiles, with pedals for operating by foot power, $4.98 to $38.49, Tricycles, rubber tires, $5.21 to $12.58. | Hand Cars, ball-bearing, with heavy rubber tires, $11.14 to $13.87. See Saws, made of hardwood, gaily painted, $1.87 to $4.16. Doll Carriages, 99c. to $9.98. Hand Cars, single and tandem, Doll Go- , 89e, to $5. $5.21 to $13.74. Fine Ball-bearing Tricycles, with . For the Juvenile Yachtsmen: Sloops, Yachts and Schooners, pretty models, well made and nicely finished, ranging in price from 9%. each to $6.94. Life Boats, 8c, to 52c. Canoes, 19c. to 49c. Metal Reservoirs, a safe home sailing ground for the very small boy; three sizes: Diameter 28-inch, $1. Diameter 29-inch, $2.08; Diameter 30-inch, $2.19. The finest ! Agate Marbles ¢ver imported : In Addition: A wonderful lot of Sand Sets, Garden 0-day y rooklyn) Children’s Court, The mother appeared in court and entified, as did a chemist, but, the evi- held f so Cornelians, Tiger Eyes and Onyx Agates, | Sets, Sand Sieves, Kites—everything a playful lad can think of, Tower of Water Reached as valve High as the Buildings When | onic, Thousands of people, collected in the] Mien went. to. work neighborhood of Seventh avenue nnd] was left of the valve jas Ub One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street} tha men finished their work. The first he] three who went down in the hole had a| to de fished up, so exhauating were jaccording to the mental receptivity of| ., WASHINGTON, April 7.—The House |thone who saw it (ites Committee on Rules to-day decided on a | For two days the big 48-inch main on] jorsit.” fn defect In the working of the valve| cays ‘to “which connects the street main with over two million readers, THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1904. by. the city and was recommended byi SHAW AND BLISS TALK. re deprived of tt we would Neve Sto eo to the ‘Hodson another Winch main, Nothing could budge the valve or bring {t into working: order, Herole methods were then tried. ‘A hole six feet in diameter was dug in the street and all the prossure con~ centrated on the valve. Three workmen in the Water Department were sent down to the pipes when the signal for applying pressure was given. They took up their places as far from the the limits of the excavation low. The men were Michael Joseph Casey and Patrick Rafferty. With a thundering road and rush of water the valve gave way. The first propulsion was like a shell out of a big gun. For several minutes the geyser played drenching all within the is- tance of a half block. Then the three and mended what Seventh avenve ike a Inke when their labors. Sage Advic: “Never contradict a woman," sed the Mere Brute cynically. time enough and she'll contradi But neither man nor woma: n contradict the assention that It read Sunday World Wants. ad- MAYOR OBJECTS TO jess ver for our future supply. DUCHESS C0. BILL SEMNTOR HANA ULOOZED and Foraker and Scott Hear Hope Governor Will Disapprove of Measure Prohibiting City from Condemning Land for Additional Water Supply. ance with the previous agreement. th Benate devoted practically its entir acter of Senator Hanna bi was up immediate! al of the routine mori ne ent resented the For the first time since he assumed office Mayor McClellan to-day came out in open condemnation of a bill pending in Albany. The measure which aroused his op- position {x one prohibiting the city from Scott was heard after him. and admirers of the late Senator. — ALL A JOKE, SAID PRISONERS. Eheneser Losey, of No. 12 Montgomer; derson street, Jersey City, were held | $500 bail each to: in the Firat Crimin of highway robbe h, of No tional water supply. “The Dill is very much against the intereata of the city of New York." “and 1 hope if it reaches G he will disapprove of ft. Dutchess 5 the firat avaliable source of supply] eaten end chain: The prisnners. sa hevond the watershed now drawn upon was alla Joke, eld H. Macy & Co.’s Attractions ACY B'way at 6th Av» On the Main Floor We Are Showing the Latest Design of French Twist and*Lady Carlyl Combs. They are made in fine imitation shell, amber and white, either plain or with knobs. Prices 44c to 94c —— Of Unusual Interest : A sample line of Hemstitched Linen Scarfs, Center Pieces and Lunch Cloths.—*™. stamped in pretty floral and con- ventional designs, including excel- lent specimens of drawn work and double hemstitched pieces, These sizes and prices: 20 x 20 inches, 24 x 24 inches, 24 x 24 inches, 30 x 30 inches, 36 x 36 inches, 45 x 45 inches, 54 x 54 inches, 54 x 54 inches, 18 x 27 inches, 18 x 27 inches, 48 x 54 inches, each.. Pillow Slips Ready for Use x », in tapestry and ticking effects, varied colors and designs; tinished with tassels on each corner, Specie 39 ic Novelties for Euchre or Whist. INEXPENSIVE BITS SUITABLE FOR PRIZES: Imported China Bonbonnieres, prettily decorated, each 34c Imported China Jars for salves and toilet ointments; variously decorated... 69 Imported Coin Purses, gold or silver plated and set with imita- tion turquoise... ......6 2... 24e Miniature Jewel Boxes, gold and silver plated, silk lined... ., .39¢ Loving Cups, gold or silver plated, assorted designs, 24¢. to.. Novelty Thermometers, each .24c¢ Flower Vases, silver plated, pretty designs, at 49. and.........69¢ Paper Weights and Blotters, im- ported imitation onyx, 39c. and Photograph Frames. -:.: »: Gilt Frames in many patterns, square, round, oval and miniature, at 19¢,, 2Ic. and 24c. Gilt Frames, round, oval, Promenade and Schesér, vest Cesigns, each 29c., 2tc. and... 24c Gold Plated Frames, cabinet size, pretty designs with square and oval centers, each ...06 Roa deoneacen 49 Gold Plated Frame-, cabinet size, easel backs, dust proof, round and oval cen- ters; each... 74c Gold Plated Frames. with rose gold; bright and satin finish; round, square, oval, Scheser and Promenade sizes; easel backs, dust proof; cach $1.24, $1.49, $1.74 and $1.93 Gold Plated Frames, Paris panel sizes, rich designs, easel backs, dust prool; ranging in price trom 49c, to. ....4.39 Ouscruple Silver Plated Frames, varied lesigns and sizes, 99c. to. $2.89 Are Their Low Prices RH. MACY & CO. ‘Becadway * The attention of BASEBALL TEAM MANAGERS is called to our COMPLETE SHOWING OF UNIFORMS AND TEAM 4th to 35th St. SUPPLIES. fa. EN’S SUIT AT $ | 2.° Regularly worth up to $22.50. MADE OF CUSTOM TAILORING ENDS OF FINE CHEVIOTS AND CASSIMERES. IN THE GROUP ARE SIXTEEN PAT TERNS, WITH FROM THREE TO EIGHT SUITS OF A PAT- TERN.—24 Fi. Not a large lot, but extraordinary value. Custom Tailoring De- partment ends accumulate rapidly—most rapidly with the wanted patterns. We ordered these made up in three-bution models, single and double breasted, to be patterned after models furnished by our Custom Tailors. The coats have hand-padaed collars, hand-made buttonholes, and the shoulders are gracefully rounded to give the broad effect without resort to “padding.” The ready-to-wear Cloth- ing makers are thankful that Custom department accumulations are infrequent. Even such small lots as this are more or less disturbing to regular selling. A hundred men may share it. Men’s Spring Overcoats.-«". Tan and Olive shades of iy oan | se lined, $9296, $10.96, 811.74 & $12.96. e prices aay 7.96, $19.96 & $24.49. Knee Length urs, Vicunas unfinished worsteds. Serge lined, $9.96 and $12.96, .. Models. Silk lined, Biss to assoc In Oxford, gray and tan shades of Coverts Pi ates anit a ey splendidly tailored, $19.96 Boys’ and Young Men’s Clothing. Boys’ $ 3 74 Young Men’s $7 49 Reefers at . Suits at ° Made of navy blue serges and tan Single or double-breasted mod- coverts, with two rows of gilt els, made up of nobby cheviots, buttons and handsomely em- cassimeres, black thibets and broidéred sleeve emblems; sizes blue serges; trousers peg top or for boys from 2 1-2 to 10 years. conservative style; sizes for from 14 to 20 years. Suits { Due \ 3.99 young men from (0 20 years. _. Suits at $9.96 Made of all wool cheviots, in ° We are showing these suits in medium colors, made up_in i double-breasted models. These the new overplaid patterns of worsteds and cheviots; also in are excellent school suits, made doubly durable by the addition blue serges. They are made up in single and double-breasted of an extra pair of trousers at the low price quoted. Sizes for models, for young men of 14 to 20 years. boys of 8 to 16 years. Men’s $5.00 Derbies, $3.96-:". Spring blocks, made for us by a leading Fifth Avenue hatter, who sells the same Hat for five dollars. Not exactly the same—his ‘‘name plate” is missing from the inside bands of these. Otherwise they are as much alike as two peas. He believes there are plenty of men who willingly pay the $1.04 difference to get the name. These at $3.96 for the other men, $2.50 Derbiesat® | .88 Copies of all the newest blocks — including the ‘narrow brim” effects that the exclusive Hatters are sellifg. ! Thestock is selected fur felt, silk bands and bindings, soft kid leather sweat. Finer Qualittes, The Return of Tans in Men’sand Boys’ Shoes and Oxfords ta Fi. ‘Their timid approach of a year ago is in marked contrast to the threatened stampede for this season. We anticipated it by having ‘a manufacturer make up for us, after the best custom bootmakers’ models, a complete line of Men’s and Boys’ Oxfords and Shoes. All are made of the best grade of Tan Russian Calfskin, $2.50 Alpinesat$ 1.88 All the popular shapes and col- ors—every crown height and brim width. Made of splendid fur felt, and nearly all are tin- ished with the “Boss” raw edge —silk bands and binding. Relatively Cheap. WASHINGTON, April 7.—In accord- time to-day to eulogies upon the char- This order of | when Senator Foraker usual resolutions of sor row and asked for their consideration. He followed with a speech and Senator ‘The walleries were crowded by friends street, and Henry Bell, of No. 375 Hen- | by Judge Higgins | Court on a charge | ¥. Stanislaw Nor- ® Canal street, Jersey mplainant, He anid that him up In Hudaon ft at i-| “Tam here on business connected | 18 in Statu Quo, don't waste time br with Isthmian matters,’ sald the| trying to find that place on your wa Secretary. “I have no idea whe the M&p- It isn't there. But you'll never No Politics in Lengthy Confer- ence, Treasury Secretary Say Secretary Shaw made a protonged | fhe Kind You Have Always Bough? visit to the Sub-Treasury to-da: there he met Cornellua N. retary of the Ivterior under 3 and several terms Treasurer of the | Republican Secretary and Mr some time. but it was later declared | that their talk had no pollticat signiti- vance. eanal payments will be made.” Washington to-night \CASTORIA For Infants and Children. While Sec- | Bears the Kinley. Coed B National Committee. The Blins conferred for! Not om the Map. When you read that the Russian arm: fail to find just what you want in Sunday World Wants--over two mite readers. he Secretary intends to return to ¥ in For len: For Boys: Oxfords and Lace Shoes, new Oxfords and Lace Shoes, hand- Narrow re He ) with Siow sewed welts, oak soles, mannish i al ane See Ga Fel, models. Sizes 13 to 2, a pair, r offered. price R. H. Macy & Co's Restaurant is one of the largest, lightest and best ventilated in the city. Table d'Hote Breakfast, 29c.; Table d’Hote Luncheon, 29¢, and 39¢, Tempting cocking—quick service, Hours: 8 A. M. to6 P. M. $2.19; sizes 2% $2.49 5%, a pair, at Ou $3, 13 H.ONeill & Co. Groceries For Friday’s Selling. (Mail orders given prompt attention.) Sugar. _ eal Havemeyer & Elder Standard |eranulated sugar, 25 Ib. $1 15 25c| | | muslin bags. | | | Crystal Domingo Sugar,5 Ib. | cartons at 35c SOUPS--Banquet bran hicken, mulligatawney, chicken gumbo, to- mato, oxtail, mock turtle and beef soups—this brand of soups is the finest put in cans; quart cans, dozen, $2.50; can....... Coffee. Mocha and Java, fresh roasted, | granulated and pulverized—strictly | | high full strength and aroma | —per Ib | Sold elsewhere at 35c. per Ib. TEA—Choice English Breakfast 1 per 5 b 95c; 20c the whole pure ms in stone crocks, patent Ib. crock 49c.; 3 Ib. 29c | TOMATO! CaTsUr— Banquet SARDINES—ImportedSar: rand, made from red ripe toma- dines in oil, per can...... L0c)} tert) anc pared sctces pint aie MACARONI and SPAGHETTI | RICE — Choice Carolina —El Vesuvio Italian, 1 Ib. Rice, $ Ibs, for............ 24€ packa; psi (Basement.) Special Close Out Sale of Window Screensand Screen Doors To make room for new goods due to arrive we will lore out all our last season's Screen Doors and Window creens —At the following Special Prices :--- 12 Screens, 15 inches high, 22 inches closed, 33 inches open—for- } merly 20c, each—sale price LSC B10 Screens; morted siast=lorevarly/a8en to) sacteack™ sale price aK ESE 100 Spring End Screens, assorted sizes—formerly 37c. to 80c. each— 150 Screen Doors, walnut stained frames, 4 formerly 75c. each—sale price..........s+ssee08 100 Screen Doors, fancy light colored frai merly $1.25—sale price.. None Sent C. 0. D, or Exchanged. Bring Measurements With You. (Basement) Rogers Al Quality 500 Black Forest Silverware. | | New designs and Special Prices. | Me | 75 | | | These pretty littl= hand carved Clocks are war- |! ranted to keep good time —and make a nice or-_ nament for any room—worth75c. Special ( 49 Cc Tea Spoons, set of six. Desseti Spoons, set of si3 Table Spoons, set of si Dinner Forks, set of si Dessert Forks, set of six Dinner Knives set of six Dessert Knives, set of six... REPAIR DEPARTMENT—Attention is directed to our repair department for Jewelry, Silverware and Clocks—all work guaranteed, (Basement,) Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. to close f (Clock Dept., Basement.) R. H, Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, QCYS Bway at Gh Ava, to 35th St. A Sale of Cigars.—» » A goodly number of the men benefited by our Cigar sales are dealers y to supply, at higher prices, the individuals who overlook s. Significant, isn’t it? Here's why: KEY WEST CIGARS, CLEAR HAVANA; Aramis—Majestic size, boxes of 50 Id elsewhere at $5.00; our price . 96 Aramis--Club Havana size, boxes of 50; sold elsewhere at $5.00; QUEADIICE Siassrerersce sels Sipvelve/ieielsstieteuhi lovers min royal siahensunxsente shal $3.95 Key West Havana Rothschilds, in boxes of 100; sold elsewhere at $7.00 and $8.00 a box; OUF Price. .....sceesee sere eenes $4.96 F. Garcia & Bros., Havana Smokers, made in Tampa, F avana filler and wrapper; regularly $2.45 for a box of 50; our Rise meiotoacate seatersiarqieee ais $1.98 regularly $3.00; our price Clear Havana Puritano: our price Hoffman House Bouquet, boxes of 50; sold elsewhere as a great bargain at $3.00; our price... $2.74 PORTO RICAN C Good quality, in boxes of 250; our regular price $4.4! sale : Sublimes, in boxes of 5 -| Box of 50, Mastiff Plug Cut iS moking Tobacco, regularly sold el where at 75c. Our price a Ib... Havana filler) .... Agnes Booth Bouquet... Jack O'’Diamond Perfectors . Coghlan Puritanos (all : $449