The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1905, Page 10

i BOSS MCLELLAN, SO THEY'VE SPLIT Mayor Is Determined to Have His Way in Choosing Aides. CLASH IS A BITTER ONE. Murphy Wants Woodbury to Go and Oakley to Stay and Mayor Says Nay. NEW DEAL IN TAMMANY? Several District Leaders Said to Be Ready to Boost Jimmy Martin for “Boss.” Mayor McClellan and Charies F. Riohy fare reported on the best au- thority to have come to a parting of the ways, Furthermore, !t is whispered that a few days will see official acts on the part of the Mayor which will leave little doubt of his attitude to the discredited leader of Tammany Hall. | The popular bellef is that Murphy is made his stand against the Mayor ‘on the remo missioner Woodbury, Men on the In- side are amused at this. The real test of strength betwee: the Mayor and the Tender, they say, will come over Water Commissioner Jonn T. Oakley The Mayor's present mind is to rox tire Oakley, It ts sald. Murphy abso- lutely insists that Oakley be kept {9 office. Oakley while personally regard- @i by the Mayor as honest, Is not re- garde] as competent for the work of the depirtment he hae headed for two absolutely years, and the Mayor Is Getermined that no {ncompetents shall holt office under him during the next tow years Let there be no mistake about Murphy wanting to get rid of Woodbury He wants his scalp avout as bad as he wants any man's, but he t* more ar- dent over Oakley's retention than he is over Woodbury's removal Dictrict Leaders on Qui Vive. While Murphy has a pretty good atip|She Found Him Carting Away on, his lende:#aip, there is no doubt t Sa f there Is con affect to a Bundle of Clothing | the | nreseat . | They 0k Mayor for pa from Her Rooms | to ke organizati ts gether, They t Murphy to get { from the Mayor for them, If Murphy] Ida Schwartz, w 6 on ® quarrels with the Mayor the distri floor of 1 “atrem, whil leade not Hkely to have much pa-| entering vbout 4 o'clock yes- | tle 1 terda ~ fs talk of a new leader. | to de dered to be * been much muttering anong ministrat wishes of freq nds say lat he was reve and not ms trie ewt Murphy e district leaders like Hostility Is General, oner men f fi mise many appol that the men were cut to stay infuetre could get then back, Com minstarr Parsons sivied noting with the Mayor Angry at Butler. politically opposed to the organ reel Bot has created a number of oh spating .redwetions of When anxious to have Commissioner Butler Intermediaries e a, C f Street-Cleaning Com-] ; CATCH THERA = WOMAN CHASED ~ MURPHY FAILS TO TUNAEL CAVES IN; JL BREAKER TIVO MEN MISSING Hundred Feet of tah of Paar Railroad Bore in Long Island City Drops. HOUSES IN DANGER. Water Main Broke and Flooded Hole, Making Death Certain for Those Caught, A section of the roof of the Pennsyl- vania Railroad tunnel tn Long Island City, nearly 10) feet long, cay day shortly after a gang gone to work. The we earth and| the steol frame w e a large] nwater main and the tunnel was soon flooded, It was reported that all of the men} Got aagely out, but Inter !t was noted that Foreman Char feCann had not been seen coming out and that an Ital- | fan, whose name is not known, was) missing. Inquiries sent to the homes) of these men elicited the news that they for work at daybreak between Borden avenue and i street. This {s near the engineer's of fice andj close to the main shaft, There was no warning of the collapse and the | engineers are unable to explain |. The | ground suddenly slipped down In the hole, carrying everythi « moment iater the iow trom the broken A quick alarm was who wer working 1e mer h the junne) and ex! if M at once, which is Tegarded as in able the accident 1 nun | strects Murphy's fate a8 aj} hefore ho let in the hands) syer woul! n er the ¢ because | anid that he was full sanction of the of the Tene- 4. Mire Beh y emerged sie ropped the lithing but his pur: | naliway © shake pale rusiiet Charies sta- trolman lge str of a his pursuers t and up Broome lar where he ws of No, 17 * INSPECTOR TOOK BAD BILL. Everybody ts Joking Rrooke at | Pollee Hendquarters, Rorough Insp SMOKE TALK F SANTA @CLAUS had HIS WAY you would cet only fine domestic cigars— mild, fragrant, d lightiul and abso- Jutely harmless. He never gives men heavyHavanacisgars that irritate the “| throat and nerves, Amerry Christmas ‘| will be more merry if you smoke the Ronent Burns Cicar 0 The World till give 4 weekly prizes of $10.09 each for tho & best positions ob tained each week by adverccra through the Situation Wanted columns of the Sunday World's Want Directory—24 Lb neing Not woras, The World's Classified Advertising Manager, Roum 51, Pulitzer Buitd. ing. y gave up and lett the 1} the jman by ‘the roadside, The * Sequine was cited to appear and show | suffering intensely ‘tnd nny ‘| cause why he should not be proceeded | mek her progress, failed a pass-| ggainet, but it was said he had left ing tro! ar and was carried back to tn» state. Last Monday he was found | the ref: y had not been seen since they started |. | butid: One of the most 8 Hous hases of | eft « in the vicinity, |, dattons of t A All. of the yetween the tunnel | I and Newt. reck fe made & and wo had to shore up cents, Advertisers tho secure posi | tons will please cmimunicate with | | \ THE WORLD; MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1905, LANIER HELD AS EMREILER Seguine Refused to Pay Debts Against Mrs, Woods's Es- tate Out of Insurance, MAIMED, STILL MAKES ESCAPE His Leg Broken Broken He Drags Himself Away but Goes Ra com Back by Trolley, K. Seguine, for thirty years a ‘n member of the Jersey City 4 in bonds of $1.00 by Police » Higgins in Jersey City to-day on charge of embezzlement of the funds of the late Mra, Jane Woods, of (Special to The Kvening World.) No. 92 Wayne street. RAHWAY, N, J,, Deo, 18.—Wita his leg! Just before Mra, Wood died, in 192, ®roken In a drop from a wail of the she made Seguine executor of her reformatory while breaking jail. ¢ prisoner dragged himself a quarter of « talle in a desperate effort to exe é, Who also made und owas crippled wh Kk, aided him for n The Omer pf Daughters of ty, of which she was a member, d into Seguine’s hands $300 In insur- | A physiclan and an undertaker mI claim amounting to over $200, but ged Seguine would not satisfy | ate. a fnail is home, Ny, 8 East Thirty-fourth | E nie, and arrested pleaded in defense that he he $800 belonging to the ¢, and that no charge of) t could therefore be made m. Judge Higgins sad his | s administrator, to pay just {t a prima facne case case Be- His appearance was the firey intima tloa son officiais had that the tw @ escaped, and a band | eu nt out on a hunt for ner, but so far have n him, fon of the jas! breaking , even m for the grand jury gave ball ec SHOVEL BLOW MAY KILL. mes of the pris It 18 known men escaped jast ‘The reformator there are two Viremen Fight tn Roundhonse and One In in Sevtons Condition, | Bayberry Dips, to fit, JAMES MsCREERY & CO. Upholstery Department 4th Floor ArtGoodsand Novelties suit- eble for holiday souvenirs, Handkerchief and Glove. Cases of embroidered Silk | Moire, | 1.50 and 2.75 value 3.00 to 5,00 each Coat Hangers, trimmed with fancy Silk, 50c each | English Pewter Tea Sets, ‘Cordial and Liqueur Sets, Candlesticks, Desk Sets, Paper Knives, ete. Tea Sets,complete with tray, 27.50 to 32,50 per set “Jarvie’ model Candlesticks | of copper or brass, | 3.00, 3.75 and §,00| 15¢ each | Colonial Candlesticks, of wood, brass or copper, They made by mbing Lg ne twenty-eight years rope to a acked several { id you would not buy if you require n't take chances | If eyesight were heapest. TI sorarein doubt ¢ tent testin t esight peeieitten by ; Physicians of experience; an unequalled , service that Is without charge—or obli- gation. filanses Onty If needrd—often ae low an (ne Dollar-atwaye at moderate i Ehrlich &Sons Oculists and Opticians. omip | Registered F. BACHMANN ARRESTED. italian Police Charge Young New Yorker with Theft. 43 Years’ Pract et. MILAN, 1 1%—The polis 223 Sixth Avenue 1345 Broadway here ¢ Frederick Ba Telow 36 mut f New York, who Js sald to 380 Sixth Avenue 217 Broadwa, all ae BtPerE RE 25 Broad Street Arcade, Bavhmann ts 1 a years old. B. Altman & Cu. WILL OFFER AT SPECIAL PRICES, CLOTH PALETOTS, CARACUL AND SQUIRREL; PIECES IN VARIOUS STYLES, FUR LINED COATS OF PERSIAN LAMB, MUFFS AND NECK- } TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), DECEMBER 1%h, G. Altman & Gn \ Objects of Art and Bric-a-Brac @ Electroliers, including Alyles and sizes adapted for desk and boudoir; Cabinets and Tables in Violet wood, mahogany and gold leaf; Marble and Onyx Pedestals. Bronze and Marble Statuettes, Butts and groups appropriate for Pedestals; Clocks and Clock Sets; Small Bronzes, Porcelain Center © Porcelain Vases n large sizes; pieces, Vases, Plaques and Miniatures; Carved Ivories; Limoges Enamels, consisting of Framed Miniatures, Jewel and Bon-bon Boxes. @ Vases of English, French and Austrian Glass; Engraved Cryatal Pieces; Cut Glassware, Bronze, Gilt and Jeweled Photograph Frames; Silver Curios. Nineteonth Street and Sixth Auenue, New York, yiPERTHWA yp” pre Everything for cow Housekeeping CREDIt ADVANTAGES STORES West I4th Street, near 6th Avenue Flatbush Avenue and Fulton Street, Brooklyn, “Craftsman, Mission Billiard | 1.50, 2.50, 3.75 and 4.75 each | Tables, Club size, ar- ranged for Pool or Bill- iards, Complete with cues, racks and balls, 115,00 each Twenty-third Street. ‘ | JAMES McCREERY & C0. Shirtwaists. On December the roth, waists, Tastefully trim- lace and inseition, Latest modeis with new elbow sleeves, 3.75 and 4,50 each The general stock includes models suitable for every demand of season or cli- mate, as well as the latest “Lingerie” waists,—trim- med with real laces and finely embroidered, Twenty-third Street, JAMES McCREERY & C0. Co'ored Dress Goo!s, Silk and wool Eolienne, 44 inches wide, Colors;—Cream, white, myr- tle, red, green, grey, royal and navy blue, brown, tan, lavender, reseda, pink, and pale blue, 1,00 per yd, | Dress and waist Patterns of Cheviot or Homespun in 7, 8, and 9 yard lengths,— consiverably below usual prices, 2,50, 3,50 and 4,00 per pattern, Twenty-third Street, |] The 1905 World Almanac is the business man’s most reliable | linclnding Crepe deChineand| 50 dozen,—fine mull Shirt-| med with Valenciennes) JAMES McGREERY & CO. Silks. | tooo Complete Dress Pat- terns, Consisting of 8 yards of im- ported, all silk, double | width Crepe de Chine and | 14 yards of superior Taf. fetas Silk to match for| lining, Colors:—ciel, turqugise,pink, lilacamethyst, pearl grey, * silver grey,“Cham pagne,” tan, Cardinal, nile, reseda, azure and white, ivory, cream and black, 15,00 per pattern Taffetas lining, | valve 22.50 These Dress Patterns wili be carefully | packed for presentation upon request, | Novelty Pompadour Silks and Satins, Satin barred Tartan Plaids on Taffetas, grounds, in brilliant blend- | ing of color, Cashmere) Persian Satin, Broche, uu metal or jasper ground Satiy with colored coin spots, | mec per yd, value 1,25 to 2.00 Twenty-third Street, ‘JAMES MoGREERY & 60, Men's Haberdashery, A complete stock of Dent's, Fisk, Clark and Flagg’s or| Fownes’ Gloves for after- noon, evening or street dress. | Heavy Gloves for cold | weather, such as,—Seal, Nutria or Opossum with Reindeer palm, lined with lamb’s wool, Tanor grey Reindeer Gloves, lined with squirrel or nutria fur, Grey Angora Gloves, Tanor grey Buckskin Gloves lined with rabbit or squir rel fur, Wool Gloves and Mittens in English mixtures, Fownes’ street Gloves, $1.50 $1.85 and $2.00 per pair American made Gloves, lined with wool, $1.50 and $2.00 per pair, Twenty-third street, Noto dew FAD Christmas ty approaching, “christmas vi/ts nov, in Diamonds, Ww ‘atcheg, Jewelry 49 your income wil dion, Slant montie after Januaty, Confidential, no’ emptoy- references requited or write Lit Miuae trajed ontalogue Cash orCreait Wo positively eave you retaller’s ohh Mg town patronage 1. W. Sweet & Co, fag) 37-33 Miton Le, WY, Ne AEANCHES; 407 Falvon ste, table alemstign Tey the aed formation, t American ani anoxal, 25 cents; by mail, Jayne's Expectorant drives hoarseness away, 25¢., $06, $1 bottles, | Boys’ and Girls’ Worsted, Boudoir, \! ees oe feat Heavy Capeskin Gloves lined | | with wool or lambskin, black, brown, Oxford or| + Stern Brothers Men’s Pajamas « Night Robes At One-Half Regular Prices, Japanese Habutai Silk, heavy weight, plain and embroideréd, in Blue, Pink, Heliotrope cnd White, Perfect Fitting Models, Night Robes, White & Colored, $4,95 Embroidered, $6,50 Pajamas, 8.00 * 9.75 Pajamas, of Cheviot, Flannel, Sateen, $1.45 to 8.75 . 0 oO. “ “ Soisette and Silk Mixtures, in large varieties, Slippers for Christmas Many Specialties Not Shown Elsewhere. Women’s Crochet Slippers, ; Pink, Blue, Red, Black and Chinchilla, 98c Women’s Boudoir Slippers, in Pink, Biue, 0c’ Tan, Red, White and Black Kid, Oc 75c to 1.75 Men’s Toilet Slippers, of Black, Tan A $2,00 to 2.75 f |) tnd Viei Kid Toil:t Slippers, and Red Vici Kid, also Tan Seal Leather, Kirmanshah « Persian Silk Rugs At Decided Reductions To-Morrow & Wednesday. Persian Silk Rugs, tight delicate colorings, for Floors, Hangings and Covers, $148.00, 198.00, 210.00 to 290.00 Reduced from $195,00, 275.00 to 450,00 | $57.50 at Kirmanshah Rugs; Reduced from $75.00, 85,00 and 95.00 $16.£ soft deautifil colorings, at Fine Shirvan and Daghestan Rugs, Antigie & Modern, in subdued colorings, 50 to 45,00 West Twenty-third Strect faith Lietstnstontestiensteinenteclgutmelengt | J] | Furniture Department. Useful Presents, Gilt Curio Cabinets, most exceptional values, $50.00,$80.00,$100,00,$1 25.00,$17 Writing Deshs, Mahogany, Dird'seye Maple and Curly Birch, 15.00, $20.00, $25.00, $35.00 each Fancy and Tea Tables in correct reproduction and novel designs, $4.50, $6.00, $7.50, $10.00, $15.00 each, Cellarettes in Mahogany, Weathered Oak and Golden Oak, $8.00, $12.00, $18.00, $22.50, $30.00 each ‘ ‘ . Morris Chairs, Cushions in Velours and Tapestries, 5.00 each $10.00, $ $10.00, $12.50, $16.00, $20.00, $25.00 each Lord & Taylor, Broadway and Twentieth St, Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St Steinhardt & Strasbourger | S. W. Cor, 3d Ave. and 86th St, Yorkville’s Busy Department Store Will Give Double “‘S. @H.” Green Trading Stamps All This Week * Dee, 18 to 23 Inc, Ly Open Every Evening Greatest Assortment of Holiday Goods in Greater New York Toy Dept. Complete. prnaor.o ’ | IG NEWS OF THE DAY,’