The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1905, Page 6

FOR PRESENTERS KS AFFAIR AT END. for Ministers Sure and Thinks Defi- Must Be Taken 00, conference were Rev, | Bodine, of Philadeiphie, “ryp * | Dontiats and gave him BERLIN, Jan, 10—Dr, Alonso H, Byl- vester, Emperor William's American entint, committed suicide here to-day, He shot himeclf through the head tn his bedroom. ‘The Emporot was fond #t Dr, Bylves- ter, oreated him a Royal Pruselan Coun- cillor, appointed him ¢o the Body of presenta, Dr. Sylvester was the oer *~erl- can dentist in Berlin, having come here | thirty veara ago, He had an extraordinarily large pro- . | fessional income, but had nevertheless financial dimeulties. talked Inco! BISHOP M’DONNELL MAY BE ASSIGNED TO BOSTON. pt-|Drooklyn Prelate Mentioned as t tried, ‘the dast that will Ibot-Irvine contror ape bee enoe to the ears ‘any fur- Probable Coadjutor to Arch- bishop (Williams. Reporta from Rome brought: by per- sons who have returned with the latest gonelp in ecclesiastical ciretes ie that there io @ eitong probabiiity thar Bishop MoDonne!), of Brooklyn, may be forred to Boston and named as CoMaytntor » the Venerable Archbishop Geir vy and the namin, of Bis tf Mo 1] would carry wit! it, a inal to custom, the right of feretotore tho tal has been that of, or inet I ever, is tl being brought by every Mandidgte thot. no, announcement ie expected for a short time. ‘The brevet Hone conferred upon pallia ‘O'Connell ", making him an upon the throas last woek 15 foeramt |e ¢thae hy ‘they Bishop McDonnoll is the’ bert known fact that h aed the origin: ‘had gine tranifestcd a document, did that the oave would ‘it was the duty of the ‘charges and make mal n to the presiding American bia! in Rome, because of fin toandpligittayee to the Holy City. Se ene MOROCCAN CRISIS OVER, PARIS, Jan, 10.—Foreign Minister Dolvasse to-day informed the Council had been qntirely relieved, The Sultan aes, his French military Borer ti and expresses satisfaction the | Herel policy, Accordingly the French Mitre tovmorrow and. arrange the’ Ger yt ( fais “for carrying out the polley of ee WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH. ALBANY, Jan, Si paghe Neoma Lath. ty-fir 4, burned by ae arly tokyo (he explosion of an oll stove which she overturned, me TO PREVENT THE GRIP, ive Bromo Quining, the world-wide joves the * and remedy, rem the cause, he belt aprgthe, ul ao A t84, Jpok for slané- 1 | ananneenemesemnnceneeeerrete ee te + Oftolals Arrive on Diucher—Sall for les To-Morrow. ‘of @mperor William of toxiay on the Ham- Mne stenmehip Blucher, ‘alse, of the game line, ‘West Indios, ual Custom of the Em- small party of officials At tils expense, and those ‘Bail to-mnotrow, on the Prin- | OFFERS HIS Celebrated $1.00 Eye Glasses FOR THIS WEEK, Can only be had at his Threw Convenient Stores: 24 BAST 125TH STREET, Bet, Madison and Fifth Aves. 1820 THIRD AVENUB, Bet. 85th and 86th Sts. 11 BAST 14TH STREET, Bet. Broadway and Fifth Ave. except! 1 4 14th, Bt, Open this Ad. with vou. An Unusual Sale of “NOVELTY SILKS M) YARDS STRIPES, CHECKS, PLAIDS AND AZAR ; ; 8 NEAT SUITABLE FOR FULL COSTUMES, IRT WAIST SUITS, WAISTS AND SKIRTS, A YARD, FORMERLY $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. £196 Pret 15 U} A SUICIDE. tre DEFENSE DELAYED. | Senator's Lawyer Absent and Reo sumption of Hearing Goes Over, WASHINGTON, Jan, 10-The opening of the defense in the investigation of Benator Reed Smoot, of Utah, has been deferred until to-morrow on account of the inability of A, 8, Worthington, of counsel for Senator Bmoot, to attend, ‘Mr, Worthington and Attorney Walde- mar Van Cott were in Utah and Idaho Guring the recess of 8 interview. testimony against Senator Smoot and the Mormon Church, Utah, and F, H, Holtsheimer, of Idaho, ing witnesses to be called to combat Judges J. W. M. Whibeootton, of RA ror’s dental ‘wae about ixty years old, Recently Dr, Sylvester had been sut- tering from a severe attack of influenss and for two of three dave past he had herentiy, \ BOSTON, Jan, 10.—Alonszo H, Sylvea- ————— Bun Harkin jaune Be i G 5 5 would be named. Bishop O'Conndll is fay ng of Ministers that the Mofoccan crisis ter, court dentist to Bmperor William, who committed sulolae at Berlin to- day, was a native of Maine, He gradu- agg hen the Boston Dental College end #00n, tila courwe. went, to. -Berlin, after completing and Representative French, of Idaho, were the only witnésses present to-day, Forsythe’s Great January Sale Ladies’ Suits $18 $22 $24 Worth $30, $40 and $50 Sale begins at 9 o'clock \ John Forsythe THE WAIST HOUSE 865 Broadway, 17th and 48th Stregts EEE —_—== Special Sale of Lace Curtains. We. will sell, Wednesday, January rrth, 560 pairs of Curtatns, 3% yards long, at $7.00 pair, %& 0 “ty, Teduced from $9.00 & $10.50 pair. The collection includes, French Renatssance, White Trish Point, Arabtne, Brussels and Novelty Curtains, Lord & Taylor. Broadway and Twentieth St, Fifth Ave, Nineteenth St, Fulton Hr, ALN APM Brooklyn Double B. & M. Blue Stamps Till Noon. Single Stamps from Noon Till Closing. WEDNESDAY SPECIALS In the January Cloak and Suit Sale. Just sample items from this Great Sale “that show which way the wind blows.” Bargaln revelations of the most sensational character ‘sound, livery garment in the entire stock has been reduced to prices BASEMENT. That Were $10 & $12, Now at $4.95. COATS, an all-woo! quality, in tan, brown, navy, red and black, and WOMEN’S TOURIST COATS, with velvet collar; all sizes, 82 to 42; for- merly $10 to $12; special at Aged IN TED Remnant Clearance. That average about 20 per cent, below actual cost, Women's Winter Coats| Women’s Tailored Suits That Were $14 to $20, Now at $7.50. WOMBN’S AND MIS8WS':KERSEY| WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS of strictly all-wool fabrics, in solid colors and mannish mixtures; about six models (satin and taf- feta ined), with kilted skirts; none were leas than $14, some were $20; 7 50 special Wednesday at 4 # White Goods, Wash Dress Goods, Domestics. All lengths under 10 yards, An unusual accumulatior'at prices that spell good-by in one day of brisk selling, THE WHITE GOODS RBM- NANTS include sheer India Linons, Mulls, Organdles, Madaplons and Long Cloths, THE WASH GOODS AND DOMESTIC REMNANTS in- clude Percales, Flannolettes, Outing Flannele, Cashmerines and others, For the best bargains shop early, Values up k. |. Namm, Choose Wednesday. Values up 1 to 85c., at 7. Cc Choose Wednesday, 2 i |. Namm, They act like Exercise. -for the Bowels IN THE BASHMENT, int Sai a Jes dines Abi tut os Peerless Patterns Are Best of All Choose thestyle you like best, get a Peerless Pattern, and your gar- ment will be exactly as you want it, No others to equal them, 5c, 10c, 5c e& DRY GOODS you get for $6.50, One is an inch lower than the other, actly even, wire and helical spring en separated, At the left beds are closed together with both mattresses on top, Five Hundred $6 Morris Chairs, meet all demands They're better in kinds advertised in where at almost Frames of solidoak, and fancy spindles; and adjustable to versible denim serviceable quality Morris Chairs of wide. arms, sprin; claw feet; _fitte hair filled cushions; B12, Me hey te Uait Ny seats gest Enamelle FOUR TIMES THE QUANTITY we have ever had, and own the entire lot fraction: quickly see what a great sale it promises to be, Folk to Serve You Quickly, a ay Berlin Shape Kettles, with cover, 4 and 6 Milk Pans, 10 qt. size, 5 1 qt. sizes, Tea Kettles, 3 qt. size.) Deep Pudding Pans, 8 and 10 qt, sizes. asting Pans, size fOx15, Roasting Pans, size 9x14, Diab Fane Asami AB Se DE Double Rice Boilers, 1% qt. size, Farina Sauce Pans, double, 2 qt. size. eos oe size, foc 8, side handles, 6 & 8 qt. sizes,| j, Berlin Sha inch sizes. Shape Sauce ant, with covers, 4) ising Bowls, 8 at size Coffee Pots, 2 and 3 qt. sizes. Muffin Pans, 12 hole. Cuspidors, large size. Lipped Sauce Pans, 6 and 8 qt. sizes, Covered Buckets, 3 and 6 qt. sizes, Water Pails, 10 qt. sii Choose at 19% Choose at Tea and Coffee Pots, 1% qt. size. Sat. sizes. Cuspidors, small size, | handles.) Lipped Stewing Kettles, 2,2%,3 and 4 | Roasting Pans, size 11x17 inch, qt, sizes, Muffin Pans, 6and8 hole. | Rice Boilers (double), 2 qt, size, Lipped Sauce Pans, 2, 2%, 3 & 4 qt. sizes. | Water Pails, 44 qt. size, Colanders, family size, iy Pans, 9-Insize, | Coffee Pots, 4 and $ qt, sizes, Stew Pans, deep and shallow, 2, 3 and 4 Mixing Bowls, 3 and 4 qt. sizes, Coffee Boilers, 6 qt., size. Straight Sauce Pans, with cover, 2 and 3 Long Handle Dippers, 2 and 3 qt. sizes. Chambers, child's size, 19¢ Covered Buckets, 2 qt. size. Corn Cake Pans, 6 and 8 hole, THREE-POUND CANS—(NOT TWO), WORTH 10C. CAN. Another Hundred Couches The picture shows-Two Couches—which is exectly what at $6.50. underneathnit. But the Mattresses, when placed side by side, are ex- They make a double bed, they make two single beds; or when closed you have a couch, The frames dre of bronzed iron, fitted with National ds, To-morrow at $6.50; COMPLETE WITH TWO MATTRESSES (with out the bolster), ‘The picture at the right shows the two beds when We think we ‘have enough of these splendid chairs to ———| on us to-morrow, every way special sales else. double the price, with shaped arms fitted with brass rod four positions; re- cushions of good complete the outfit, Quarter ; ‘oak highly pol- ished, with shaped arms, for quartered oak with | carved front, with reversi- ble, hair-filled velour cush- 5 85 ° with) reversible | ions; regular value $10.00, worth “Forty Thousand Pieces Gray Enamelled Ware. In the Greatest Sale New York tias Known, Many weeks cone before Holiday preparations set in—we placed an order with one of America’s big- ¢ Ware Factories for this great January Sale, Forty thousand two hundred and sixty-three ie constituted the purchase, and we own every piece for practically ONE-HALF what others pay for the entical qualities, You know what these sales have been in the past; but when we tell Kg that we have a ly less, you will Now Ready—with Nearly Che-Half of the Entire Basement Devoted to it, Many Extra Sales ei Choose at 29 jambers, extra lar, ize, Corn Cake Pans, tabole, Cc Tea Pots, 2 and 3 qt. sizes, Lipped Stewing Kettles, 6 and 8 qt. sizes, Frying Pans, cold handle, 10, 10% and 41 Tea Kettles, 5 qt. size, Tea Pots, 4 qt, size Berlin shape Covered Sauce Pans, 2 and | Stock Pots, 10 and 12 qt. sizes (side Coffee Biggins, 2 qt. size, Berlin Shape Kettles, 8 qt. size (with . $128, ‘Wash Basins, 12 in. size, | cover), Dish Pans, 14 and 47 qt. sizes. Berlin Sauce Pots, 8 qt. size (with cover! qt. sizes, Milk Pans, 6 and 8qt. sizes, | Berlin Sauce Pans, 8 qt. size (with cover Deep Pudding Pans, 4, 5 and 6 qt. sizes. | Lipped Stewing Kettles, 10 & 12 qt. sizes, 1,000 Cases of Tomatoes at 6c. a Can. This is but one of the important offerings in a sale of Canned Goods we shall begin to-morrow, And these Tomatoes at six cents are BETTER than any other store sells in special sales at eight cents, No store in New York competes with us in Grocery prices~.if you take quality Into constderation— a statement we are in a position to positively guarantee, Mail orders promptly attended to, _———__—__—_———* ® 1,000 cases Tomatoes, 8lld packed. 1,200 cases Peas, Fine quality, awitt's Hams, Best quatity. ry brand, extra early June, y : Beauty" brand, new pack, | | MMP Yas are grown and packed at 000, Swift's, aelected sugar, cured ard quality, full size Cazanova, N, Y. They, aro equal in specially selected for this sale; | BA, Mean | [ter covert ammaenenenteite | [BAMA te see beR Bee p “Ib } | a others as o , \ | | Tee 6c Heed by der) Q-1b, [gpersar low price of per | Ye 4 y Tc| » 5 (———— 7 ee 6+ Sugar Corn. Lima Beans Colfes Hlectrio brand, new pack, very sweet i Special Breakfast blend, excellent fa- |) | and tender, juality; 2-1b, Bost N. Af Bate packing, ter and aroma, sold leew here at 2do, f der; 2-1b, cans; per +,our special. price, 8.4 Obed Be ne ge Te te ecae 20] | BHirOy 6 bn, BRO Ib .sees 18C Cs ee b & nig Morning Light] MACARONI or sPA-| FLOUR — Saxon, Moth-| PEAG tra Bory June,| GHETTI-10 in| er's or Crown’ Medal wooden box ,, A—Tea ( val in quailty to any Very sweet and tender, new pack, eos In tl nH) ASO Dont, and lightest brea: Very sweet and. tendo RING BEANS—Leo- y Syest anc ten STAT NGrand. atrinelons,| Seay Pion, 82.003 a0 a ol, very tener! 81160) Can Pure Java and. Moc bd equal to an it sugar syrup: ane; doz, ah 4 3H 1 bon brand, best qual- |p 0) BRE so if OAT ME AL— Fino 1 AueleS, HKo}lod, White Oats, tn. ace STRING BEA a; 101 vest Gem, vel BOUP — Soh NG, tander,atrl cup auaiiv| varietion: * lb, om 1 8 men . BBal foe, OT ade Rose blend:| W HO 1 n 4 FLOUR 40] guaranteed to make the) of the highest priced) prang G . he! bread. b India Ceylon,| bdr casg 2 dor. ‘| CORN—Follace Sugar) bbl, 80,00; bax. i B1.15; can Corn, new. pnok, very Hes 0.80, Oolong oF) Bi sweet and tender: 2-15, | RNG A lish Breakfast Gold y PHAS—Floral or FE cans; case 2 doz, #22; | SW! boli Ib, The halt) o mere, extra sifted # doz, ®1,1 Hata teh HY [bs Bors, Het Hye freed pnd due el | CORN—Ruby brand, fin- | Ib, each; per Ib, abel, Ib Y.50; can’. cet Maine hugar Gorn, | 8 ver. 1! pag pLUsts or GR GB8—Lincoln_ bri fer In the of ~-| SHED RAISINS — Blue| MIL iil 'woights, 1-1b.| wehe a Li} 1 etl nent FRENCH DYEING | AND CLEANING Finest work inthecity at the most modest cost. No matter what the article or material, you'll be as, sured the finest service, t 1st Floor. 00 Morris Chairs (worth 10,00) For 5,85 ~~ Nottingham Curtains Za Saving, Curtains are wanted Nottinghams; are standard, We had no hesi- tancy in making this purchase of 2,467 pairs, believing they would find new owners in a hurty—at the underprices, ‘There are from two to six palre of @ pattern; every pair perfect; generous assortment of both white and ecru; lengths are from three to four yards. Many of them are in exquisite copies} of Brussels, Irish Point, Marie Antol- nette, Arabe and Novelty effects, as well as inthe handsome, bold, heavy pats! terns, We offer them to-morrow and while they last—at these reductions: $1.00 pair for the $1.50 Curtains. $1.25 pair for the $2.00 Curtains, $1.50 pair tor the $2.25 Curtains, $1.99 pair for the $3.00 Curtains, $2.90 pair for the $4,50 Curtains, $3.90 pair for the $5.00 Curtains, $35 Drop Head SewingMachines 13,95. These Machines are one of the world’s best known makes; identl. cal in every way with whatauthor- ized agents of the ‘company com, mand $35 for. With the original name obliterated and our own trade-mark applied, we save you @ great deal more than half. This machine ts our “Sterling”’— has antique oak finished frame and drop cabinet top (resembling a table when closed); five drawers supply abundant room for needles, thread, appliances, etc, We warrant every Machine for FIVE YEARS—which means that the maker stands directly behind us in whatever we Say concerning It, For One Dollar additional we supply the same machine with automatic lift, $2 Goldman Tuckers—great laborsavers 90¢ GREAT CLEARANCE OF CARPETS. Carpets and Rugs will be marked at hurry-away prices this week, a8 is our. usual January custom, Pretty big values will be offered, CARPETS at ay SACRIFICB OF % he 19c, to 59c. for 35c, and 7c, Ingraln, 49c, to 69c, for 7hc, to 95c. Tapestry Brussels, 69c, and 89c. for $1.10 and $1.25 best all-woo! Velvets. 89c, and 98c, for $1.30 and $1,50 Am- minster, ‘ $1.15 for $1.65 Savonrierle Axminster, Rugs in Carpet Sizes, 9x12 Royal Wiltons, regularly $37.50, now $26.95. 84 x10% Royal Wiltons, regularly $32.50, now $25.80. 9x12 Alex, Smith & Sons’ Brussels, rege ularly $19.50, now $14.50, 9x12 Extra Axminsters, regularly $27.50, now $18.78, 84 x10% Extra Axminsters, regularly $22.50, now $17.50. 9x12 Best AlleWool Art Squares, fegue larly $9.95, now $6.78, 6x9 Best All‘Wool Art Squares, ste larly $5.25, now $3.80. 9x1014 Tapestry Brussels, regularly $13.75, now $9.75. Linoleum and Oilcloth, 38c, for 60c, quality heavy Cork Line oleum 9c, for 80¢, quality Imported Scoteh Linoleum, 1 89c. for $1.50 quality Inlaid Linoleum; very choice patterns, 19¢, for 30c, quality A, Sampson & Sons’ Oilcloth. 29c, for 45c. quality A, Sampson & Sons’ Ollcloth. 39c, for 0c, quality A, Sampson & Sons’ Olicloth, all latest patterns,