The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1904, Page 10

4HE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1904. ! INTUTE BYE TE yor McClellan and Comp- troller Grout Uphold the Con- tract for Lighting Made vy jer Grout w of the st 4 signed th the Bi hat Mr h the Roard of Estimate and Aportionment, Mr. Oakley Commissioner Oakley. thaeiaha teat Und te eine i for Wellsbach lights for $2 4 hattan and the Bronx wrote as to the ott» ntracts that JERT GRIER MONROE Would have signed. thems think Mr Oakley is deserving of commendation GALLS IT A SURRENDER. rather than cenaure. The claims of the companies will be pald. They have agreed to forego the Interest. amounting to $260,000. The aK let u Grout Will Now Pay the! oakley “wus tor 25a 'welatuch tants the Has Been Holding U Ja Manhattan and ihe Bronx at a4 8 or ay would amount te e Mas Been Holding op) ee ot te ie rune on aime tiene | after July it ts eatimated at elaht Months, and will amount ¢o . Tho contract budget for the vear of | aif appropriates money for lighting as follows Co panies Waive $250,- D Interest. Manhattan and Bron... )...p$1,409,599 | Brooklyn 1,042,971 | | Queens 389.41 is a widespread difference of | Richmond 186,640 ‘as to the wisdom of the ection pm sacl isaioner of Water Supply, Gas | bea) put i L omuae Ky Oakiey in signing con- | \t, iq for less than 10 per cent, of the te for city lighting. | total Involved, based on the figures of Grier Monroe, former Com- | ‘he city budget » ways he considers the price ee haa aaroed to pay for eleetns| POSTAL CLERK TRAPPED. 92 4 complote surrentier of the | —_—_—_ fiy's Interests. |Deteotives Say They Found Test troller Grout says ‘he believes | Lettere Containing Money on Him, | Commissioner ts entitled to com-| Ay the result of complaints that let- ton Instead of censure. sabe odateteing Sine tnd abbreneed to Pleased with the) persons rewding inth © district covered Bhi He believer) by postal Station U had myateriously _orreepemglte saved money. | vanished, Post-Office Detectives Jacobs | Setion of the Commissioner bAS) ang Meyer were detailed to make an| ted in Mr. Grout's declaring he will | investigation. . pay to the gas companies the| Two set By ors soptaiaing areas 4 ount-| Were matied in the usual way last night he has been holding up, amount: | iid° were watched closely after reach: Willions. The company has agreed | jng gtation U. One of the letter ite claim to interes, amount: | stamped “Bpecial Delivery,” contaln 1 [fetter Ga feat euaeped Fe Misi fe | letter four mar! is in ft, interview given soon after he | rng teat letters vanished, the detectives the contracts repudiated by | say, when In the course of fmm need his predecessors, Mr, Oakley | had been turned over to Postal Cler! oa ved the city 4 sg A Herman Fromkera, The suspect was saved the city & Vast! then arrested by Inspector Jacobs. of money. He pointed out that 7 When the man was searched the two ‘signed contracts for 22.000 Wels- | test letters were foun W rromkers was arraigned to-day betore te for the boroughs of Man-| yiitet atates Commissioner Ridgway on and the Bronx at $24.7i—a sav- | a charge ot potting the cae. bs] & thé eclty of $4.75 on each lamp, amination was sot for Baturday, and the prisoner was cammivted to thw Tomba in thie wpuld practically do away Qernult of $2.50) ball. Fromkers was 1 open flame burn tract was authorized by the ‘ef Estimate and Apportionment | painted postal clerk in Jagvuary, 193. He sa young man and reskies at No, id West, One Hundred and Fourteenth street. ——__—— SALOON BLOWN UP, REVENGE Fifty Patrons Showered and Cat with Glass—Man Confesses, Were underground, and fromsiw SCRANTON, Dec, 1.—A dynamite ox- -\plosion tn a lot alongside Michael the wi overhead, statements | fas not entirely fote in his slaned Oct. | Saynter’a saloon at Greenwood, Inst ommiasioner ran lov. 2 B8 Contracts, it Is sald. are at the | Night, broke every window and every by his two predecessors. | dish In the building! Fifty men in the pontrania fet in the other bor- | parroc ’ fad come in Manhattan and the | irroom, Were showered and cut with Oakley also spoke of having @ reduction in the price og are from 41 to $1 where the © f Klass, hn Glinka, arrested to-day, for open-flame burners Tulrous to the city In the | wePotnergsy’ contemed and Implieated ot two cases a s his only offense was a neveral times for fight- loon. Baynte for open- | ejecting ‘oink experts, In Of $12.8) and $12 w I ia found, charter of | ing in his sal: ; ‘Vogeh Brothers A2™ Six. Cov. Bi Ape e of Those Popular Long, pht-fitting Winter Jackets at $9.98 p woman who is fortunate enough to of these jackets (like cut alongside) fill have not only a very smart garment, she will get it at a price that is a verit- : bargain—$15 is the price elsewhere, jackets are strictly tailor-made of black kersey, satin lined, 33 inches long, fly front with velvet collar, fitted back. On sale at $9.98, * Sale of $18 Jackets at $12.50 . of the above jacket bar, The jackets involved in this sale jack montag: 36 inches long, model, finished around neck with 1 b Sal | “paddock Cons” $19.50 Since the vogue was established, we have tried to give our women friends these swagger Paddock Coats with all the style and grace of the custom tailor’s paddocks, but at about half his prices. This sale || marks the success of our efforts, Here's a sale of Paddock Coats (like cut of fine black kersey, 45 inches long, lined throughout with pearl gray satin, $30.00 is the tailor's price; our price is about half, $19.50, Sale of $25 Kersey Coats at $16.50 It concerns black kersey coats 45 inches long, satin lined. They are modelled on the lines of high- priced opera coats, hanging in very full, graceful folds from the shoulders to the knees. The sleeves are of the extra wide puff variety, with stitched cuffs, finished with braid and buttons. These long coats are worth §25. Our special price, $16.50. $3.50 Nun's 1 98 4 Veiling Waists, $ . Here's a sale of Nun’s Veiling Waists that will 3 women who are looking for charming and exceptional values. These waists are ¢ Cash 7) like cut alougside, square yoke of shirring Memento |) special sale price, $1.98. M y) Mail Orders i” v Promptly Filled. | |/ 36 ? NM ‘ » ie ‘in the United States Senatorial altua- alongside) | This makes the fourth item of these jacket bargains, || “LOOKS LIKE WAR CITIZENS MUSTN'T ONC. MADEN TEL OM POLI . wiih: More Than Fifty Republican’ Lindsley Wea't Hear ’Em, and) Senators and Assemblymen| Not Only That He Commends Reach Hotel About the Time | Gov, Odell Gets There. cused, — 1 More than fiity Republican Aenators ond Amemblymen sati to be interested Deputy Police Commissioner Linds- complaints of citizens against police- don im thie @tate arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day. About the same time Gov, Odell reached the hotel from Newburg. ‘The Govermor said he knew of no rea- gon why the fegisiators should have all came at once, but it was noticed that he showed no surprise when, one after another, they turned up. It was aleo @ peoullar thing that, with few exceptions—end these few those who are open fo reason—all the visitors were for Frank 8, Black for United States Senator, taking office Mr. Lindsley has enter- tained only two complaints of citizens, One was made by Coleman Drayton and the other by « millionaire who was ar- Tested for speeding his automobile, Hugh Foster, of No, 620 Fifth avenue, complained at the trials to-day against Policeman Griffin, of the Heglth Squad, On election night in front of the Fifth Avenue Hote! Griffin ordered Foster to 0 home, pushed him through the crowd followed and hustled him, Foster's tes- |Umony was corroborated by Dr, Julian Among those at the hotel were Lou Smallwood, of Columbia University, Payn, of Columbia; W. C. Warner, of | “Complaint dismissed,” said Commis- Erte: Secretary of State O'Brien, Con-| sioner Lindsley. “If 1 had been the gressman Dwight, Senators Malby,| patrolman I'd have done the same thing Brown, Goodall and Coggeshall and) myselt.” Assemblyman Merritt, of Bt. Lawrence, Another queer decision was that in Senator Coggeshall said he was for! the case of Bicycle Policeman Goldman, Depew for Benator, Others refused ¢o| of the Hast One Hundred and Fourth talk for publication, but sald privately | street station, charged by ‘Shoofly” they were for Black first, last and all| Roundsman BHugens Casey with talking time. Some one or two intimated that| to @ citizen on post, Goldman is the perhaps the situation might demand | policeman who arrested Inspector that Gov, Odell “accept” the honor. Walsh's upright and honorable friend, On all sides (t was declared there was | Mortimer Sehit, for, tunaing an auto- to be no conferenne, ut |t was admit. w Casey toothed to-day thai he had seen ted all would see the Governor and have | Goldinan talking to a citizen for twelve a little talk, | Huauies. Geltmae prompuy, roan’ Aa an Indication of the direction of the | Cvlaman ur “had talked with Alm od wind former State Insurance Commis-| thy date specified by Casey, Noy, 20. stoner Payn, political gorlfather of Mr, | The citizen was Morris Flatau, of No, Black qreatly sought BA Biehth avenue, He had quite a Shae etter and) Mory to tell, but. Mr, Lindsley would not basa Tisten to tt. Inatead he fined Goldman Mr. Paya, it is known, ts anxious to| half a day's pay on Casey's complaint, eee former Governor Black in the Sen-| After the trial Fiatau told what he knew about the all offense of Gold- ck loa night amd he| man, He said he heard Casey accuse 41d _not tell me he was a candidate.” | | Goldman of talking to a citizen. “Did he say he was not a candidate?’ | "I was sta by,” said Flatau, “waiting for a friend, and could: hear was asked. “No; he did not eay that,” was the| every word they sald, ‘Damo you,’ sald reply. lthe roundsman ‘do you know who you | = Stern Brothers Glove Departments ARGE assortments are shown in imported and domestic Gloves for Men, Women and Children, comprising Mocha, Cape, Fur and Deerskin, lined with Fur, Wool and Sak, also Angora Hand-Knit Wool and Cashmere Gloves, New colorings in the celebrated ALEXANDRE GLOVES in Avondale and Napoleon qualities for street and evening, SPECIAL SALB TO-MORROW :— “LORRAINE” REAL FRENCH KID GLOVES, 2-clasp, black, white and colors; 3-clasp, white only; aclasp Pique Glove with Paris point embroidery, \n black, white and colors, WHITE SUEDE MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES, 16-BUTTON LENGTH, ‘ $1.00 } $1!75 Handkerchief Departments Exceptionally choice assortments of Men's, Women’s and Chil- dren's Handkerchiefs, include Hand-embroidered, French and Appenzell Linon, Real Valenciennes Edge, Maline and Irish Point, with French hand-made Initial, Tape and Satin Border Stripes and Colored Effects; also Handkerchiefs especially ar. ranged in Fancy Boxes for HOLIDAY GIFTS, SPECIAL TO*MORROW :— Women's Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, per box of half dozen, Women’s Linen Hemstitched, Tape Border, Hand-embroidered Initial, per box of half dozen, $1.00 Women's Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in fancy boxes of half dozen, Men’s and Women’s Linen Hemstitched with Hand-embroidered Initial, box of half dozen, $1.45 785c $1.45 American and Swiss Watches Included in the large selection for Men and Women, atten- tion is invited to EXCEPTIONAL VALUES TO-MORROW IN WATCHES WITH STANDARD AMERICAN MOVEMENTS Men's and Women’s, open face gold-filled cases, $8,25 $19.50 $11.50 Men's Open Face, 14-karat gold cases, Women’s Open Face, 14-karat gold cases, | West Twenty-third Street. PORCELAIN VASES, B. Altman & Cv. pispLay A SELECTION oF VIENNA, SEVRES, ROYAL WORCESTER AND CROWN DERBY DECORATED PIECES, ALSO DOULTON AND SABRINA WARE IN VARIOUS COLORS Etghtrenth Ptreet, Nineteenth Mtreet, Mth Avewne, Mem Gort, One Bluecoat Who Was Ac-| ley upheld ‘his reputation for ignoring | men in the weekly trials to-day, Since! | | arrested this morning? Are you looking | cesco and Fioreno Capporelli, brothers, ior glory uo he » FIGh avenue’ | of atte You'll “‘ate’s complaint from me for| 2 “ttmpted grand larceny in the frst | decree. conversacion, and now, damn you, ¥¢ back on 5 iae Capporeiiis were arrested a month | ita Mat zement.” cO- go on an indictment alleging they moe re Ce YS iay i hed defrauded the Equitatte Life As- (dldman turned to me and asked me fuT™Nce Company of 44.000 in July, 1899, te hes ware Ue, onversation, I aaid bt ‘sing Paaquate Cortese to tmper- | a and gave him my nam so that h | he could use me asa witness. That ras o tele tevaher Geunto O & med | the firse time Lever saw Goldman ‘cal examination while the brother | dg rt Rolanan Was not satisfied wit s trial vee held that Commis: | oonfeene sloner Lindsley suld have heard. ali | Cfceeed hie ehare in the plot and ap- of Flatau'a sory instead of cutting him | P7red for the Bate againet the broth J gators be bed a chance to tell it.| ors. He @aid an insurance policy for wally Goldman got to Commlastoner | g¢,900 Gena “apporelli McAdoo, who promised to look into the | Aggy Mi soy Mad he. Dorian had matter and opder a new trial if the|taen and tue Orothers took $4,000 trom clreumatances Justify aa At any rate, |e company in settlement ‘of their | | Roundsman | claim, Casey has lo cycle assign-| ‘The arrest of the brothers was ment, He goes back to Brooklyn as @| brough! uf causing : plain roundsman on ¢oot after to-day. bok Ot Gant oy Png ne a ‘ean ——————————— “Blac Hand’ letter in August last POSED TO DEFRAUD. Cortese denied it was a blackmailing ° letter, saying he onl bis _ | share in the swindle, Lovestization of of Swindting| 0" the todlotment and arrest "of the Insurance Company, brothers, J MoMahon remanded the Cap- A ury before Jugs MeMaihon tn Gen-| poretils to the Tombs until Dec, 13 for eral Sessions to-dmy convicted Fran- sentence, B. Altman & Gn. HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN WILL BE PLACED ON SALE TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), AS FOLLOWS; MEN'S FANCY LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE, EM. BROIDERED AND STRIPED EFFECTS, 27, PER PAIR. — $1,50 PER BOX OF SIX PAIRS, REGULAR PRICE 50c. PER PAIR. WOMEN'S BLACK COTTON AND LISLE THREAD HOSE, 25c. PER PAIR. $1.35 FOR SIX PAIRS. Ltghtenth Ot, Niwstenth 1, Sty Ave, New York, fe ]anamaf'r Store Store Closes at 6 P. M. The Christmas Month Is Here— The WANAMAKER Christmas Store Is Full and Overflowing. The Best Buying Time Is Today. Procrastination only means letting the choicest things go to others more prompt, It means crowding everything into the hurry. days, when everybody is flurried and nervous—when you must buy in a rush; and we mast serve you too hastily for pur liking, or yours, We'll both be the better for beforehand buying. Another Splendid Offering of Zibelines At Half Price and Less' N Monday we announced a sale of 5,000 yards of Black Zibelines, and two days ended theentire lot. Today we have ready 8,000 yards of Black and Navy Blue Zibelines from an American manufacturer which, in point of value, areas good, if not better, than Monday’s offering. A lower-priced group is added, There are navy blues as well as blacks in the collection, These Zibelines will make up into most handsome tailored ‘owns, and areas smart stylish as they are serviceable, he values are not likely to bo matched again this season: $1 and $1.25 Zibelines, 44 and 46 inches wide, in black and navy blue, at 50c a yard. eto Zibelines, 48 inches wide, in black only, at 65¢ a ard, ¥ 91.60 and $1.75 Zibelines, 50 inches wide, in black only, at 75c a yard. $2 Zibelines, 45 and 50 inches wide, in black and navy blue, at 85c a yard, $2.50 Zibelines, 46 and 50 inches wide, in black and navy blue, at $1 a yard. Rotunda, Basic Wisdom as to SHOES FAIR exterior over imperfections may deceive the judgment, even of the wary. But it cannot deceive the feet, It done ae take the feet long to discover that in no) the snug comfort, the t equal prices do they fin pong ft the Bais vie that Wanamaker Shoes afford, k ar tells the same story. jh Beg be sure that the pleasure it gives you to see these shoes will be surpassed by the pleasure of wearing them : en's Shoes at $5— | Mamas ata gs Kidekin with kid lining + Calfskin at ith drill Uinkng; Enamel Lenttler, flathe™ line a pnemaker Re Mable” line at $3 a pair, The leath- Blucher style, with calf tops. Any | ers and styles and durability are as of these are right in season, and tistying as the variety. Some few thr] are the Patent Leather See as at $4.00 [Rael ePeeta ae ‘ at $3,90— coder i ope pea Grain Biucher| Women’s Shoes at $1.90 for r weatoer; Calfskin ‘Lace Shoes, with wat soles; Patent Colt Button: Shoes, with heavy iy soles. These are $5 Bhoee by the standard of merchan The best ¥, Made in of: nig orders are scarce, than anythin, ool tee ieee ae PR hundreds uf | Kidskin in six sorts, Bux ts. Fourth avenue. | imiace only, All sizes and widths, The Christmas Siiprer Store has shown great vitality this week; and alth: we count upon giving good serv- ice and wide shotee Piet up roa wed Sg early opie pce Men's or ; low, $1.80 to or $1 to $4. ae Ne bet ' ry ’ } } \) Hh WAP ; Redonbesi-. «f : » lay dying of consumption, Cortese | H.ONeill & Co Important Sale of Black Dress Goods. The Finest Values We Have Ever Offered. Friday, December 2d. 105 pieces Black Crisp Voile, 43 inches wide —value $1.00 95 pieces Blac eltonette, 54 inches wide —value $1.35 pee Sa 8 caeenes rere er 75 pieces Black Cheviot Suiting, 50 inches e—value $1.00 per yard............ 5555 55 pieces Black Zibeline, 54 inches wide— value $1.25 per yard 35c. Ribbons, 15c, Per Yard. Friday, December 2d, An assorted lot of Imported Fancy Ribbons, in various widths, rang. ing from 3 to 6 inches, all desirable combinations of colors, sultable for fancy work and decorations—regularly 35c, per 15¢ yard—special “Fownes” 50c. Golf Gloves, 25c. Per Pair. For Friday Only, Triday we will offer 500 dozen pairs of the celebrated “Fownes” Knitted Golf Gloves for Women, in all colors and white, reg- 25 ular $0c, grade, at.. serere sens teeseace Cc All at 69c Yard, Women’s Golf Vests, Norfolk Jackets and Knit Kimonos (Tirst Floor, 21st St. Side.) Blouse Sweaters, Auto Wear, Golf Roa. and Golf Vests, and Norfolk jackets — the most complete lines of these very popular goods to be shown in the city, GOL? VESTS, from... so 75 to $4.00 +$1.48 to $6.25 ) BLOUSE, SWEATERS, NORFOLK JACKETS, from..,....$4.50 to $8.50 New Auto Wear Jackets, Handsomely trimmed to match shade of worsted, in leather, brown, red and white, value §15.50 —special 14,25 4.50 KNIT KIMONOS—asorted shades—value Up tO $5.50, Atrerreeereecersresees covees Trunks, Bags and Travelling Requisites. For Short or Long Journeys, (Basement.) Those anticipating a trip to the South durt winter months should not fail to inspect our lines am elling goods. We have everything from a Shaw! Stra to a.roomy Wardrobe Trunk. Below we quote special prices on a few numbers for one day only: No. 621 DRESS TRUNK, covered with heavy waterproof canves, GR hardwood slatted; strong hinges; Excelsior lock mad (we leather straps; these trunks are full cloth lined and contain two trays, ing = 4in Sh in, Regular, 9.75 $10.25 $11.00 Special, $800 $8.50 $9.00 No. 621 STLAMER TRUNK; same style as 621 Dress Trunk, 52 in, 34 in. 36 in, 36 in, 40 in, Regular, $7.75 $8.25 $8.75 $9.25 $9.75 Special, $6.98 §7.35 67.69 $8.35 §8,65 Housefurnishing and China Special Prices for Friday and Saturday, Clothes Wringers. Dinner Sets, Made with hardwood frame, good rub- | w, ber Tee=ii inches wide—and war- an noel drckeenen ranted for two years—Reg- $2 00 ner Sets, ranging in prices : $5.70 We carry only the best makes of Heat- brass founts, smokeless and odorless | SETS, 100 pieces, incl Hats Pataca 4 qverts of oll—-| Teron lenge plates lasge Bonk dae ular $2.65; to-morrow. ...+ from $100.00 tO, sse00 000s Oil Heaters. ere—namely, Banner, Miller, Tropical, | To-Morrow we offer Perfection, Perfect—all with heavy| FINE PORCELAIN DINNER? Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street | SOROSIS The Best Shoe for Women, Sorosis Shoes are fitted according to measure. ment, in the same way that shoes are fitted to or ler, By this means the absolutely correct last-re. quired for each type of foot is secured, New models for skating, walking and dancing, and for all footgear that the winter- season demands,