The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1905, Page 7

7 Five-Cent Cigar Smoke Rises Over Battle-Field of Fifteenth Assembly District Leadership Fight, and McManus Stands } Aghast. \ That low rumbling sound you hear @round the corner of For th street and Elgnth ay tholpient earthqua appraaching to alley under the sidewalk, It !s € Washington Plinkit loosening up. “E never thought he'd do tt" dos elared Thomas J. MeManus to-day, “but he has, How thoy got it into htm | I don’t know, but he has taken the clamps off his wad, I haven't seen him for a couple of days, but Tl bet he looks nearly one hundred years oid an it an ue ts neither ts nor a tb He ages a sear covery time he spends @ dollar,” But G. Washington {snot Quite the contrary, and chipper, and Is light on his fe He ts playing politics like a man with an ace In the hole. McManus js suspictous. Lils keen Political nose has caught a scent a ho ts follow it to the slay house. McManus believes tha tho only legitimate r the Tummany lea teenth Asse: Wondering why ‘ “Mind,” says McManus, fog that anybc ing in, m not say- is giving dough the ination 1 inkitt that had to | makes the carry a cash ts dally betore a notary time is about ripe for me to de- at least one of the men wh IDIy Out for this leadership. | Plunkitt tho sinews of war. When the. proper time comes I will show up the whole deal, “T knew there was something wrong a few days ago when a friend ot mine tT jorted that he had seen Plun Ing a box of cigar: clgars at that, b blowing hi knocked me 4 investigations that f “If it comes to a show n the whole bunch, When T starte: it was with the understanding tl battle-cry of the young men of t trict should be ‘Down with Plunki But it appears that some of the pi were 8 y t the idea of t pt On whom I depended have been brouwht to another line of thinking a’ ing to throw dewn MeManus."’ The fight {9 on in the Fifteenth for| keeps. ‘The McMa are Just begin- ning to wake up. MeManus, the mother of the boys | them that ey don't beat Plunkitt somethi golng to happen in the MeMane me and Mrs, McManus means what sie ways, Day and night the MceManusrs gro organizing, and “Phe” has already are try Prepared several red-hot speeches with which he expects t his old enemy, Plunkitt, ¢o the y inganity. In the mean time Plunkitt, agile a apparently happy. can be ‘found a evening in the vicinity of Washington Hall, blowing himself after this form- ula: “I'll buy the beer, boyse—what ai going to have?” Feiyelt Pure Food Show venirs i We Place on Sale To: Morrow Morning 2,000 “Majestic Shirts Messrs. Baltimore, Md., Sold in Every Store the World Over at $1.50. In this Forced Sale at ot July Hy Outing-from \ bi Headwear to fig {Footwear MSMANUSS WHATS Goin! Livree BLACK | pDolicoman aseured them there was no | jjorgen street and Underhill | ‘mmediate danger. Passershy noticed flames tn the store the proprietor, ton, ready to leave. Watchers Rush Out and Leave |Amugit’the fire dengrement, and the | qh Body Alone When Explosion in Drug Store Is Followed by | , Smoke and Flames, An Irish wake was broken up and six in a four-story tenement at Jay and Conoord streets, Brooklyn, were thrown Into @ panto by @ fire In the drug store of Max Berman, on the ground floor, at 7 o'clock to-day, Friends and relatives were families Pic, i eRe Ue SRN NAT Sy SE e LeU Aes T MSE STS ELIAS © A/E.21°522"STREETS, WEW YORK. HAVE TO ORINK, Boyg> NNO HARM I! WHAT'LL YER BEER WILL DO YER PLUNKiTr 4 LOOSENING urs OnLy PicrURS IN BXiSTENCE I'm rauun! ‘YBR VoTe Fan M® MANUS OT mo ho __THE WORLD: MONDAY EVE CREAKING SOUND IS PLUNKITT LOOSENING UP. f , Sai aiuibe lasik a Sa NE MS MANUS BuNncH ASCRAP 18 4000 FER THE ORGAMIZASHUN| OWEN BOHAN HUSTLING FoR "THE, Light-weigitt wi the second floor, in alarm, corpse alone, but went back and saw Max with hat and o rman, fire was quickly put out. of the store, stand English, was sent for, but even then would not tal $2,000. Detectives are investiga property ia owned by the ughlin estate, te Critically Injured Victim ettting Candy and Favor Specials ‘Main Floor, Rear. STT1'S CHOCOLATE 1D CARAMELS, 1 b, MAPLE BUGAR WAPERS, RED, WHITH A LANDS, STRI ERS, for deooratin, ICE _ CASES, FLAGS, F SHI B. NONS, RUMS, at very Coblens, Cahn When the around the baby of James Reilly, on | ‘When Berman was questioned, he in- leated he could not speak or under- A German interpreter MYSTERIOUSLY BEATEN. ult Found in Street. jous, with his head and face 5, HATS interesting 99—‘‘Fit for a King.”’ & Co, for reasons of their own, have decided to retire from the manufacturing business. ceased operations one of known brands of shirts in the world dropped out of existence, The “Majestic” Shirts have always best- been rightly dubbed “Fit for a ing The product has been’ high class in the ° re and easily commanded that strictest sense of the term, $1.50 Shirt figure, They We bought Two Thousand “‘Majestic’’ Shirts at a peremptory Sale, and are glad to have the opportunity of CENTS, There is custom-made shirt Ready To-Morrow Morning-=: 796 Patterns Include: Plain color Chambray Shirts, with pleated bosonts and detached cuffs; sizes 14 to 16., them at SEVENTY-NINE world that surpasses them; they have all the individual earmarks of exclusive, up-to-date style and workmanship. At the price we are able to sell them they are the bargain of the year. { caused all to leap from their chairs | places, John They rushed out, leaving the | old, who lives at No, 0% Bergen street, rooklyn, when a| owner of the saloon, and his bro Tt shad cut, his right arm and left wrist frac- when an explosion | tured, and his body brulsed In | Brooklyn. ‘The police belleve Friesel saute committed the stdtted among chemicals in the rear | taken to St. many Friesel, fifty-two years was found early ‘to-day at avenue, was as d {na paloon near where he w nd, and arrested G, A. | Bartel, Bart fon of ha dition is critic: Berman ‘The damage was about ing. The Hugh Me- of As- cov- He ER FLAG and of they selling not a in the Wy bie rales De PEND as Shirts; fine, long clot: josoms with four pleats each 79 ; ¢ side; all ‘hand laundered; 14 to 48. Feather-weight Dimity or Percale; finest fabric made black and colored stripes and figures on white grounds; attached cuffs 79¢}| ite cambric; black stripe effects ch bosom sizes 14 10,16...,-, COCR Dress Suit Cases at Half Price for Your Vacation or the 4th of July Trip. \ “ AVegelabla Preparationtor As similating the Food andRegula- ting the Stomachs and Bowels of H| Promotes Digestion Cheerful | | ness and Rest.Contains neither a) nor Mineral, A ect Remed forConstipa- {| eee eu anaes one Worms Convulsions Feverish- | ness and Los Credit our it B, JUNE 26, 1905, | The OT NARCOTIC, S$ OF SLEEP, Fac (9 Call and Make Your Own HISTS OF nisived “on #200 Up, A Fnamel five Brass and ¥ Aunty Aleo to Now Mi Atave Until 10 bat SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. CAST! For Infants and Children. mos ey Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature In Use For Over Thirty Years VCASTORIA ‘THE ORATAVA eOwPANY, WEW YORE CITY, Terms. Goons, partments The Sale of Toilet Requisites, Per.umery, Patent Medi- cines, Etc., | StartedTo-day A Saving of Over [(eI] % $25 Machines $9.50 Style A (iko itiustvation); kak thine drawers, fhuvly wise d. durable. Wisdom says In This Great Sale of = Sewing Machines. The foremost Sewing Machine manufacturers in the world produced the machines that figure in this, one of the greatest sales we have ever held, Every machine is Fully Guaranteed for Five Years By the Makers and by Bloomingdales’. jist’ yrost evn Were you to buy any one of these machines from an agent or an exclust ay more than double our prices. Tivestipation will prove to you, so naturally dealer you would be obliged to BUY To-Morrow At Bloomingdales’, Every Machine js fitted with the newest and most i improved attachments, is light-running and noiseless ! Every Machine bears the maker's name, ould any $35 Machines $10, part be lost or broken, even years from now, it may be Style B ike jiustration) ; awers, drop head in t inet cages pI a_pretiy tah! Women’s Sample Hosiery. 24,000 Pairs in a Great One- Day Sale. Made by one of the most prom- inent mills in the country, Various weights—black only, and guaran- ieed not to crock, All sizes, 6c 42¥ec. and 1Sc, values for. . 4. Section. Blo) ade Main Fi w. Coupon. Did you ever think you could Gold Eyc- 39c? WX glasses for Upon presentation of this coupon we will sell you a pair of Gold Spring Eyeglass with pure white peris: lenses, 39c lustve dealers sell the identical es for ning both ‘Of the greatest barmaina n New York ant as wo needing * to of this e will berson, and nly on presentation of” this “None sold at this price with= out this coupon, Ploomingdates, immediately replaced, Free—A patent needle-thr Jer and instructions, loor, Lex, Ave, Section. Bloo minglales’ This is a fact a little Style C $50 Machines $15 Style D (ike. thustration With seven Ariwers, dro; head Ind dats pre Of OK eabl Smart Summer Suits — In Washable Materials. Washable Linen and Summer Dresses in Duck Skirts, many Styles, at less than cost of making, 98c.,$1.49, Very Fine Lawi Linen. luc Dimities, $1.98 IL over embroide Lb and.... $2 98 les, finest quality hs $9.00 valu of ults, One Grou Dainty worth from $1.25 fo $2.00, at Summer Suits in Lawn, Linen, Puck, Crash, ~ Organdy, trimmed with face and embroidery; white, black, plain colors and fancy effects; sizes32 to 44 bust: $4,00 to $6.00 vale 1.98 ues for... One Group _of Charming Ef- fects, worth $7.00 to $9.00, at $3.75. Perca’es and Organdy, ny ky All Cars Transfer to ---Bloomingdale Brother Main Floor, Froot, Olntre. Kelales), 2d Moo ) St, Seetlo ’ Lex. to 3d Ave, S=="5oth to 60th St. | ee ee eo or oc eces. i ‘i During July and August the store will close daily | | c 1 dividend Stamp Collector should get these extra free Stamps. ; at 5.30 P, M. Saturdays at 1 o'clock noon, ee We Give Dividend Stamps 1,0 6 Stamps are worth $3.00 cash and 560 are worth $1,$9 cash, when buying merchandise in over 160 Depts. of @AarPMAN&G Fulton, Bridge and Duffield Sts, A SQUARE, DEAL FOR EVERY ONE, Stamp with Each BROOKLYN. 10¢, of Your Purchase, seh ee CO 0 See 20 Stamps "to" Collectors. | Stamp with Each 10c, of Your Pare! ave, On 5 days of this week (June 26 to June 30) you can get 20 free Dividend Stamps by showing your collection envelope at CHAPMAN & CO.'S STORE or at any store in Brooklyn giving Dividend Stamps. If you are running more than one collection, show all your envelopes and get 20 free Stamps for each envelope, No pur. chase necessary; just come in and get them in the basement, These are in addition to the 30 free Stamps given to start a collection, Every perepsoaTenacerassaay (yt) (steerer aay Tuesday’s Remarkable Price Concessions. These remarkable price concessions for to-morrow's business have been made i ssible through several special purchases during the past few ¢ y item is up to the minute in remarkable value giving. | ‘y's sale was a wonder, but the values for this Tuesday we feel sure outrival any we have offered our patrons Tuesda i for a long time, No mail, telephone or C, O, D, orders filled on { these items, 4 C, 2 Cae Crystal Berry Saucers, 2c. Just 500 crystal Fruit and Berry Saucers for Tuesday's sale, This is your best opportunity to get Fruit Saucers for little prices. They are fancy pressed patterns; assusicd shapes and designs; worth 5c, a dozen; each i 12ic. Printed Voiles, 5c. One of the prettiest cotton goods this Summer is printed 5c Voiles, largely used for shirt-waist suits, They come in beautiful dark and light shades, and sell reg irly for 12%c.; for Tuesday's SABPYAA chor cncrennnnanees 10c. White Lawns, 5c. This white Lawn is 36 inches wide, very fine quality; will make pretty Summer waists, or dresses for the children or older ones; Tuesday, per yard 10c. Coin Purses, 5c. You all know how handy the little Coin Purses are, and this |s These Purses are made of Morocco would be cheap at 10c your opportunity to buy one leather, with enamel initials; CHOMCO Ne avsen sues Tuesday, 5c 9c. Unbleached Muslin, 5c. 5c e were fortunate to secure rs at very much under reg- edges on each piece; catches; sells regularly at $1.00, Tues We have Just purchased 5,000 yards of this fine quality un- Meached Muslin for Tuesday's Selling, This is the famous “Lock- wood B" Muslin, well known to the housewife. It is one yard wide, and at this small price there will undoubtedly be brisk buying (quantity limited); yard “Fayal Silk,”’ 8; 19c. “Fayal Su, 96:¢. This Is the name of a very dainty cotton material for Sum- | mer dresses; It Is very fine and sheer, and one of the newest in the cotton dregs goo Y as a special offer- 2 ing Tuesday, yard, . «i sseseesee WwW ‘ V 10 omen’s 20c. Vests, 10c. These Undervests are extra fine quality, Swiss ribbed; have Jow neck and no sleeves; lace trimmed around neck and arms; C full sizes and well made; eaCh.viecccnecree een een eeenees 25c. to 39c, Towels, 12; c. to JYC, LOWEIS, 1<2C, This offering consists of 180 dozen Towels, all extra 1 grades, In the assortment you will find pure ‘linen and [ Union, hemmed, fringed and hemstitched, huck and damask 9C Towels (quantity limited); ¢ See leestesena+eeosorenreeneseasrrecs A White Plates, 25c. a Dozen. After scouring the market 1,500 white Plates and Fruit Sau ular prices; the worth 50e, to 75¢, a dozen; dc : $1.00 Lace Curtains, 59c. 475 pairs of pretty Nottingham Lace Curtains for Tues- day's business. Th Curtains are in neat Renaissance lace designs, patent overlock e ey are 45 inches wide, 3 yards C long; every pair guaranteed to be perfect, new goods: palr. .. cactdasacececseccneusteccedessansss Suit C 8 $1.00 Suit Cases, 68c. This is the case to get for your Fourth of July tr'p, It Is full size, 24 inch, leather-bound corners, brass lock an Cc Ice-Cream Freezers, $1.50. Here is an opportunity to get an lee-Cream Freezer for the Fourth of Jul ey. One hundred high-grade Freezers, such as the "L “Gem" and “Peerless,” for this sale. Each and every on cream in fi + ° utes; value pos wceercccsernrs. wecessscssooosnons! Duck Sui 2.98 $5.00 Duck Suits, $2.98. Women's Duck Suits, short plaited Jac turndown gy collar, with piping of contrasting colors; thirteen-gore skirt, kiited; the colors are solid white, white with blue, Alice blue, ‘a green and lavender with white; sizes 32 to 38; Tresday.... - 2 <-.