The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1905, Page 7

Canine Exhibition a at. Madison Squate Show Attracts ;, Throngs' Anxious to See * Petted and Pedigreed Pugs. RUSSIANS AND JAPS IN _. | GREAT SHOW OF BLUFF. _ {n Elaborate “Costumes” These - Blue-Blooded Canines Reoeive © Friends and Admirers While , dudges Work. ) A ‘Wark, hark, hear the dogs bark. ‘The-doe show's the thing in the town. ‘At Madison Bauare, the dogriea are there, nd one with @ gown, Buch a bunch of hysterically barking | ' @aninity as there is on the benches at the Westminster Kennel Club show at the Garden this k! Small dogs, tall , 4988; hairless dog: reless dogs, dome th ‘pedigree and dogs witht main UWith pants, coats, jamas, all trying to launch their frail barks a key higher than gthelr neighbor: Buch an excitement! It has of af- fected the big Danes and t wolf hounds, who are supposed to if shove ‘the petty tremors that vibrate through the more diminutive “mutts” {n the bal- » cony, At such times, In the language ‘of the marine reporters, “many smull Darks are lost in the bay,” some long, Uthe hound furnishing the bay, ‘The atmosphere seems: to breed ex-|. eltement among the dogs, and of the temporary dwellers at the Galen the big Newfoundlands alone seem to re- tain thelr lofty calm. Sleepy or Baughty, they still remain blage to the Big doings in dogdom. hey caniattract guMelent attention playing. “thinking” parts,’ while the small dogs yap, yelp @nd bark in their excitement, One very pretty girl spent a large part of @ day as tonsoria) atendant to the big} @ fellows, going over their Jong fur with @ dainty hair brush, f&hile the New- foundlands submitted to the treatment with indifference, Must Give Way to Dogs. The crowded aisles of the Garden re- semble a streat parade of an Unole any, with a steady ounds, Great Danes and other canine leviathans straining at levshes held by perspiring attendants and owners, Children and small adults had best give gangway to the big ones as they come swinging along, for the swaying side stroke of tho heavily muscled (idles Js sufficient to pen weak-legged person 8 ae icoay AM ie ae mus of the week Pay itv atts Ntnglish terror’ at the bench where Thonias procession of big. ing-gown oocupy in, toy spaniels W.) pink morning gown, while moat of thy Laweon's English bull La Roche was showing her teeth, and emitting pony ‘owls, The “system” dogs regard Be eendersnaly and seemed to agree themselves that she belonged with the Boston terriers, On the gallery a happy little family of; toy spanicis with black masks and siliy ears gazed in -eyed amazement from the glass windows of a beautiful Apts “own-your-own-mort; house, with spires and ‘cupolas, stirred Pape with stri Covers covered the wage” sort joor and dainty hand-painted dishes are al poriied fo for the oR Had gining service, fore: ese most of these mi proeceely pets of society loll around in iat One tin) box. fat Pag white house has @ gorgeous “mults’ wore little checkered “nighties” over thelr apare frames, ., Russians and Japs Growl, From @ safe position on the main floor prospeky the Russian wolf-hounds howled their deflance at the little Jap- anese sated who retorted with vig- “bangals,”” Only the ‘ne ; wire netting prevented hostil- The Russians were nearest the ta pr Saiinre. toe it the’ It the son Square ice the tle Orientals broke tether, Succeeded In drawing emale follows and the savage looking -bulls were declared to be “just too Breet ty One fashionably dressed ‘wom inew very dogey” sult’ knees before a bench t iy 12st Street: 2226 to 2234 Third Ave, caRPets, Everything for Housekeeping. Two Establishments. 193° ‘ ‘A Chatham Square: to 205 Park Row. FURNITURE, Etc, ag E. BR UAR Y F URNI TURE SALES habe certainly struck the town. We have them, too, but we do not confine our Furnitare Price Cutting to any one month, as most. stores do, We cut prices all the year round—February and the other eleven morte as Well, Consider this when reaay to buy, and remember, too, that all our goods are of ‘‘Cowperthwait quality,’’ be ued and to stand the use, as four generations of customers will testify. Five-plece heavy-frame Parlor Suit, with dainty coverings of tapestry or velour, Note that each piece has the upholstere ' Price reduced for this week from $55 to,. All Prices Marked in Plain Figures, 121ST ST. AND 39 AVE, Carpet News. We invite your inspection x of the most up-to-date and 25% t Stock in the esigns are now on show at attractively low prices, Extra Wiltons, per yard... $1.65 Best Axminsters, per yard, Best Tapestries, per yard, , Tapestry Brussels, per yard Ingrains, half wool, per yd, Prices include sending a man to measure, cutting, sewing, laying and necessary lining. complete Car prices, city. A et bik $39 75 CASH or LIBERAL CREDIT. COWPERTHWAIT & SONS Sale of Couches. | to 33", % under usual These couches com- rise the complete stock of a tee manufacturer purchased ! by us from 25 to 33% per: cent, under factory price. Couches, usually sold from $10 to $13, now marked, inet 50 Couches, usually sold from $15 to $18, now marked, Couches, usually sold from $20 to $24, now marked, Couches, usually sold from $25 to $35, now marked... All are pillow head, spring couches, tufted or plain, with coverings of plain or figured 3tone velours, Every. customer can inspect the “Indestructible Sanitary Construction” for himself. Oak with 18x. 20 French Dresses} Brass Bed, bevel 4 ft, and mirror, } 4 ft, 6 in, sizes, Price, this week, $16.25 reliable in every way, made to No Extra Charges of Any Kind. PARK ROW and CHATHAM SQ. » 19.50 Wk Ing burttag teroctotie contenai j J ‘ bah her in ifeves while ale ss A ' Ry talk to him, ‘The bulldog KK 1) ae j J calmly, 4d fhe were used to such ' ment, and) really appeared: very Bony Gots Entangled An Chain. Several fights wero piled averted ie during the judging, whe nt! contestants on entering the ring tn- Of their chatter AT gnd-cvod attengane| “The. Adventure of the Norwood | bored, Was busy endeavoring to ask latance, wOCIULY REMEMBER THIS! Evening World, Despondent a strike, aia sevoral weeks, To pay fing te 0 the Lette MeL ae AMC ARETNE| — Wevid was bigger and more enthusiastic je thee ay that has come this . @ horse, the chicken or the aute- movie, And the exhibits are ae tong. Every dpg bas his day, and in this ER ‘The Adventure’) of the: Norwood Bullder,"’ secqnd story of the great|the title of "The Return of Sherlock series, "The. Retum | of | Sherlock | Holmes,” will appear in next Satur- Holmes,’ will sppear in next Saurday'a| day's Hyening World, Feb, 18, i UNABLE TO OBTAIN WORK, ; Iiterature, and are the last Sherlock MAN ENDS LIF LIFE BY GAS, | Holmes stories that Sir Arthur Conan Girmus was foreman of a clot tablishment, Lae lost, Pied position darin been out of” wor! “BUILDER'S FATE caning haul one holligerent terrier away trom a strange) Builder,” Second Story of the | Was leading ran In and out between f his logs until the attendant was heln-| Sherlock ;Holmes Series, in leasly A dalaay {nthe chain and had to season to “The Adventure of the ' Norwood Bullder,” sevond of the great sertes of detective etories to be compiled under Thie famous series of detective ro- Mances are the beet in the annals of Doyle will. ever write, sbacaute of of his inability to| The Evening World has secured ex- Hee ‘om, roan Uruat Girthus, |clusive New York newapaper rights to fatin fortyrAves cided his lite to-day by tho series, ‘There are thirteen stoeles In {oe place, No, #6 Bremen atreet, Brook. |The Return of Sherlock Holmes.” They ate published one each Baturday, Even- ea-|ing World reallers are thus enabled to buy for thirteen cents a collection of splendid Sherlock Holmes stories, which tn nt) the fy Dre: Adventures ot” 4hie! iy Builder” is a thrilling #tory, 0} explicable rime, Sherlock servides ard enilnted to solvo the moent= ingly Impogslite mystery, Hin nathods of doing ao, the incredible episodes and adventures he encounters go to make up one of the finest detective sturles ever written, It {9 w romanee no reader can afford to mies, Don't forget thet "The Ad- venture of the Norwooa ;Mullder” will jappear In noxt Satuiday's Eyoning | Next Saturday’s © Evening! word, Feb, 18, en MRS, MARY H. HUNT DEAD. Widow of Kormer Governor Suc- cumbs to Attack of! Pneumonia, Mrs, Mary H, Hunt, witow of ex- Gov, Westington Hunt, is dead at her apartments in the Berkeley, No, 20 Fifth avenue,.as the repult of an attack ot pneumonia, which lasted only five days. Prior to that time Mrs, Hunt, who was ninety years old; had enjoyed the best of health, A brother, the Rev, H, B, Waldridge. and a p'ster, Mrs. Milzabeth Woleott, survive her, Tt was in 1850 that Washington Hunt first ran for Governor of Riba York, inhale jour was tin ‘Op) 4 Besed, At Hunt wal lect the next ct election the two were oppose tas ores more, and this ume Ing candidat Seymour pr roved the a Yicter Tn 1860 ide Hunt dectned the Democratic nomina- | (lon for Vice-President, ble 'S, & H.'' G. 8:30 Till 12 o'Clock. Poaranibed duality; «no seconds, RICH BOILERS, No 12, 1 ta ° fill a Doo KICK BOILERS, No. bl holding 2 agts.; special 1 morrow, aie No. 60 THA KETTLES, Poly: 4 ats; torr No, 10 ee KETT LBS, folding Qt teen or | 0 80 THA KETTLES, fataine 64, ats.) to-mor= Tow, 38e RIBUEANR, holding 44 270 DISHPANS, holding 17 at 8Bu POTS—No, 10, holdipr aus, ey BAROTS--No, 0, holding Royal Sranite Stoel Wars, REBELS SAUCE PANS ERS, holding, a BERLIN BAU AND COVDRE, Sioa ray ts; to-morrow, 00 COFFEB pors, hold 24 EE POTS, holdhig FORCE—The much advor- tied breakfast cereals regular 15e, cartons; two lor aie Very matritiour Tint nourishing farKe PE 10 Ib, box uf oken Maci= ete pha TABIOCA ==" 11 Fast Mdia Flaky ‘rape igs, . Delicious , é and there are but TOILET CABINETS, ' some the lot, o-morrow, wiko| & De] ay Pd Hist aa Pores. BAD Continues to Offer D IM CERBAL FOOD | | M4 an 2! @lawws Jar, 35,000 GOLD VICTOR TALKING MACHINE DOG on mahthiticas ECTION WITH ANY OTHER STONE ACITY IN ITSELF SIXTH AVE, penecteronm 18° 1S*STS reen Trading Stamps Mornings Thi: ‘thereafter, Singls Stamps Until C| SCREEN sats vane Paee ate fe Tor WASHING Maat ste ERS AERTRE | Te he TH, to-mor- ‘ar, BUCKED: Mo Nig bo | COVERED hese rena | cant be tate ments, are taker | an “and dust the sometines | fur women's an ei vary. All the| \aists and clo! ve ware 1s erly 40e., Wilitag royal VARNLEHED WOOD GOAT Stanite Reel vere, and fl by ot wie orate every el] does not Ds Rlated wooke; We: will satiafeciory same may be H returned fhesd "Lauporrow, fF, Wooden Wars |WIN. CLOMH BS Reduced. phe on (hese HARDWOOD ean dur. | 2 the CHAIRS, hr 10 and du pole rag rly ah) ata rs ¥ pol + onl; Were Brag a ft ‘cannot ru: MEDICINE CABINETS Ke y aold. by. us for ra Siar Nerors, hardwood, In nish; remularly aa ig $2.75, ang, none, Tower TEER renee tian’ $1795 In the Jet.) 1y finiehed of Tee wood, 2) Mhese tables have been sot Feqular ag "a fo: tor nM i 1. jan 160 of ing, . easily | TRONS, fale but Ayay. Hey {neluding {i wand; pod = Agate Steet Ware AGATE STERL WARE, mined ¢ironean Company, ‘one of the largest manufacturers of ohamel ware In the couns OR ote ae try, ‘There a Bteetonera fave and; iariy wold at sion” 6 | row al, Florida Oranges, do’ CHPPSD — Minest au ried Swine Cheese, per ria golden Apricots In heavy wyrup; oz, per can, 40 HOVINS—Pineet aunt: | PEACHES —— | “Baradine’’ ees AN: standard Callfornia, ql on Cling or ¥ wford Peaches, packed ron quality hi he true nuine celery. Cayori 9 1s! can, pene CHI OAP— Laundry | gak ChonRe % us 25s Chan for daily use in the hom We.always prepare for t Annual Sales. u Fl evi possible the thousands of thrifty hous hold. providers. who. att them obtain many NTE ohn eee a UE eA fit over "ie Suen ye Mijot ¥ coe RIVAL ASH arene that biel the a |S sect tt sat | Eopotal tor Mi die } Dae Sloves, ese ama Br Be ‘onl cra tist Beal Dread Ms the iio eee mixer awl time era; ra. Mea feeling go oy olen on a3 At $1; to: Keil the. No. No, 8 for but te Nothing Like It. Price ‘Be, JAMES S. COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich Sty Nee | n the m basis, ee re Is, are manufac the Lalanse & re ma Beconts aad At piece you pur: | HENIS. a ‘ABIL Crate, (etn “aatfataotdty: | Teele. Shes" epeet MID-WINTER SALE hed CHINA AND GLASS he ly Many Extraordinary Barg Specials trom the World's Greatest Srocery. ORANGES — @weee, Juloy | APRICOTS -— Troubadour — “Lite 5 BBE | (inl escra “fancy aul | frond taney New vvork | Smpordod’ French State milky Sugar ‘Corn, very” delicious, xine flavor: Fe 3; oan, Brand, ot welectert | i aati Na Yacht Y | brant selected bo: 1.00; 10 caves, the Victor Talking Machine Parlor, Third Floor,. Miscellaneous. TABLE , OLCLOTH, marblela nes Me athe ieloth a retatl we Groceries, — Der FRENCH PRAS—Alphonre NKR extra fancy ine ‘ronch packed Petit, J Ind known ot MUSHROOMS — *! Hazel" a nd, rity amatl pit, very Ieee bot wit Mel b t 0 00, Paa LIMA WRANS, Al al Broking. ot ny hen Fine inest Ayal Day na a \ ASPA: Rigi fae 2 | ee in bike y A Mushroom ‘butt x yi regular ries i ; CRACKERS, del Oy Bane 4! A ne ou