The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1906, Page 7

Tinie thd ae Ss onic "SHR HOR CRRA TN EMROM A SERIE 1006. /UISTELECTION BET: POMACEE, pace con, SEAN : uw THES SIE UNDERGOES SERIOUS ‘OPERATION, ae sae | | a: ASTORIA Wheat. was considerably .stpinger in William Callander, Made De- For Infants and Children. | all the domstic mark: ta, to-day,. Higher | rr cables and weather news from Argen- spondent by His Losses, Leaps from Housetop. The Kind You Have c Always Bought Ce at age ai Store Gloies at 5.30 it; M. The Annual SALE of SIL VER| Sterling Silver and Silver-Plated Wares. a In Broad Variety, at Decisive Savings The Wanamaker Stores, baing the largest enstomers of the leading manufacturers of Silverwares, are selecte for the digtribution of surplus pieces and discontinued pat. |. prices up. Corn was also higher. New Yorks opening prices were: Whiat—July, 90 1-4 bid; May, 931-8, pening 4 to 88 7-8; July, 8 1-4 | May 45 1-2 to 455-8; Ji ber, 461-2; Janua : York's closing prices were: —May, 93 bid: July, 903-4 bid. Una were the inttuences that pushed | - 541-2 ‘bid; "May, 611-4 Because tie lost an election bet on which he had risked a large part of his Chicago's closing prices were: Wheat rary aay: 88 7-8, bd; uly “ANegetable PreparaionforAs- ber. §8 7-8, ‘corn— | savings, William Callander, twenty 5 5- to § terns, at the end of each season... This prevents any price- Ly t S$ ? re ae ne teas raerdes ii July 6Es pcletinantor se sof upset among the general trade, and distri ibutes the aurplud the roof, five stories trom the street, | evans: very uickly, to-day, and received injuries that will COTTON PRICES HOLD i T CHILDREN 8 e occasion is*always enthusiastically received by Fes bens who wish ta add to their own possessions of Probably cause his death. ON’A GOOD DEMAND, The young man worked as a clerk ‘ and was careful of his money. He bet Promotes Digestion Cheerful- j silver pieces, ae ell as te. those who have’ wedding oe Against McClellan, but the bet was not | ‘The cotton market opened active and | fl! ness.and Rest.Contains neither anniversary gilts to purchase. sextled until after the Mayor, had been | firm to-day at an advance of 9 to 13| Morphine nor Mineral. The wares come from the best se a in ‘the seated. After that Callander became points in response to bullish cables and OT NARCOTIC. business; and the patterns are the same that are on'sale in very despandent. Neavy covering: eee phair were tae good stores ull over the country at full prices nd silver- When be jumped from th: f For- fairly large. wit! larch the favored west ON ie HI EE fpontt. Te the later trading values were im | ware is not made for a season, but-for a generation.’ ee nicl hen 'aniancikekelacd Sere ta Mala Mit ine ie ae Pewps of Oa. Senha iced silverware has suffered a marked increase ‘in- price since nat fall upon them. was due to the fact | 11.48 to lab: Februnty, 11.00 bia’ err l © | Pamplin Seed these goods were bought. Hence thesg reductions, based UHut he Id not leap very far out tron | Tse) Co ALE (A DHIL LG, Did: Mays TL Te ba ee ; on old prices, mean even greater savings than those stated : the roof and thus fell upon the hth | i eptember. 1. offered; Octo= Foner ay Nn : ene sto of the hivee, Ho was taken | x, 10.5 1010 3 rer Ge pene Quadruple Plated Tableware One-third to ti Gouvernenr Hospital. It was sald he | ; to 188; Pebruary, 11.00 to 11.55 Ons-half Und P ot Me Inder- Price Probably had two fractures of the skull april, 11.87 to Tt e| ee) | Use best te ther bro! 1 x (73; June, 11.73 to 117 i 1 ad / f i178: August, 1185 ot Aperfect Remedy far Constipa- siren bell ase ecrir| [s Rory tet and $875. a Tel. per, etn 1081; October, tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea -ploce | Tea Bets, $10, $1.25, gy snus! he iy eters areas i Worms,Convulsions,Feverish- |p eh Rais Peas Ch ay haraiatay Beco 8 an a LONDON s8TOCKs STEADY, ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. For Over as and. Coffee Pots, $240, $8 and) Prize Cups, $2.7, $3, $3.15, $4.75 $678 AMERICANS. MIXED. | —— f Sugar Bowls, $1.75 and $3.5, Bonbon Dishes, $1 and $2.15. Fac Simile Signature of Cream Pitot $1.75 and _ vrup Jugs with Plates, $2 and | $3.50. Crumb Sets, $2 and $976. Vases, $2.75 and $: coridensea: Mik ‘iolders, MONDAY, Jan, 15. LONDON, Jan. © 15.~Money was in n ang] Putting up prices was to-day the good demand in the market to-day, ea i $2.75. : Cheerfil Civersion of the speculative | counts were firmer, Trading on the 7 i Baking Dishes, and giants who control this bull movement | Stock Exchange opened cheerful fs 5 SunVoenihs ola ; ‘ie Banke Bnd s.c3 Weetan Some new hish records were made, | prices remained quletly steady. Consois 5 Dosis Cintis | Wine Coolers, p, IBC. apis ‘ercesed eas teat No rhomEre| du tendency. eed” with: “a a Trays, BE 4 bones Jars, 7% id if -2 po'nts to 321, rookiyn Rapid mericans ned duil, rallied to Gam blet yaa td 60 p ‘Trans advanced tw points on very | wa eet arooped te on EXACT COBY OF WRAPPER. stg Get Trays, 360, H.R i ana oP DR PAE CEA i edeertieas heavy trading and Chicago & North-| rive Improved In ‘spots during th 2 . westefn spurted Driehy, making! a‘het Lo Dowager Duchess of last hour, but closed dull-and irregular, ‘Twa exirraim comes. ew vena erry. Rogers’ Extra Plate Knives, Forks, Spoons yang) a@vande (of, S12), Xn! unbatimonly Manchester: Foreigners were quiet. Russians woac. 1 lakge amount of trading was done in| LONDON, Jan. 15—The Dowager Duchess of Manchester, who underwent] fiver, Japanese Inmerial Bene ot ete | Serving Pieces j the low-priced stocks, both Industriuls!@ rather severs operation on S fs reported to be progrestng favorably. | Were quoted at 1023-4. In three patterns: also a floral pattern of a well-known ‘wilroads. South allway, and railroads. Southern Railway, Mex: make; all at these very little prices: dean Central ahdullnternationsl Paper | The Dowager Duchess is still a young Woman and prominent-and .popular in ‘ each developed positive strength. Amal-| Society. She was formerly Consuelo Yznaga, ‘Ten Spoons, Sc a duzen Sugar Spoons, %c each, 7M" gamated Copper Id the market vigor- Her son the Duke has been in fouch with her since her illness necessitated 0 ia ari Rent aeenent AW «doesn, Soe alee: Stein seat tusly during the forenoon, with Union | surgical attention, #0 thal ne may be summoned shou any alarming symptoms Our Annual JAN- Our 28th Quar- Coltee Spodus, fi a dozen. Pato ania rues GineALGRROAE) CARIN N IN EESEH OF these | #Ppear. UARY HOSIERY terly Sale of Medium Parks, gi-70'a doxen. deeehen: gear eae, > SALE offers the Dress makers’ Oyster Borks, $1, 4 \ da ‘Triple-plated Frult Knivez, #2 doagn! stocks, but each fractloggl recession The present Duchess of Manchester was Miss Zimmerman, of Cincinmiti. She in price was followed by @ quick reac-| met the Duke while abroad with her mother, and ét was a case of love at first | tion, The whole tone of the market sight. " faite ethe: yr Ger ha aa wan strong. Conservatism has lately | @%t The Dowager ts particular fond of ‘the young Duchess. ‘They are tre shown the white feather i various | Quently together. . Berry Spoons, Gc each, Butter Knives, Me each, Sterling Silver a Quarter’ Under-Price 2 78, | Gompotiers, #4, $7.50, $11 and si Boe e. Be up to Hes of Sa Rings, $1. $1.25, aad most astounding Basement. bargains ever} heard of. | Supplies and Notions now in full progress. Letinetn 10... 5 AvE F 591060" Sr, 5 quarters and the prevailing sentiment pes. et a , in Wall Street is that this bull move- The Dowager Duchess !s a great friend of Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont. whose e e Berry Bows “and Fru. Dishes, Xi ment 18 bound to continue for some} gaughter is the Ducl Nia Hibotodet i e ac Ss $12.50, $18.7, $2225 and anes, Biont tA ibeune wo eonmue: for ems | axis chess of Marlhorough e a. e 0. Cw Broad Triys, $1235 to $8 Tndiviaal Ma ttior Prates, © 19, Wing The beautiful Consuclo Yznaga and Alya Smith were schoolmates, Miss gig Ire aleck in pensene feted te ED eesti ae netic Weg re es a ] chased dasikns, $72, $7.50 and #Ea6, fear gt cut glass and right swing for a long pull, a ha a married Lord Mardeville, who upon the deat is father became the That which is destined to bs the greatest ‘oftee Sets, three pieces, $38, ver top. the bears may as well hibernate until! Duke of Manchester. Her daughter sie named Alva, after her schoog!rl friend, 4re Pa ‘icvlar. Noteworthy, ich is des! Hy and 45. pepper Shakers, $1.2, Ms ne na j her 8 rt y y lks i Si 4 Creams, $7.50, $12.50, | $1.60, p :ale of: silks in New York started at £16.20, 417.50, up to $87.60 @ arf Ritter Dishes. $000 and 99. “next July or later. Bice aaa ai 4 Standard Oil. interests. are particu-| WD° had married W, K. Vanderbilt, Lady Alva, a beautiful girl, died when fit- Jarly bullish on the U. 8. Steel shares.| teen years old. . rer sabes roe ee ein ie tren | _ Mrs Vanderbilt named her first girl Consuelo xtfter her friend, She married mrongest brokerage houses eet ft n have been heavy buyers of the Stecis,| % Duke of Meriboroust:. It was after the marriage that Mrs. Vanderbilt. be- ‘common and preferred. There was an-| came Mrs. Belmont. other scene of excitement in the Steel OF thé schocigtrt friends of years ago one is now, the mother of a Duchess, crowd on the floor of ithe Stock Ex- th he mother of a Duke. changs ths forenaon, when the pre-| "e other the m a ferred crossed 109 and. the common touched 451-4. Commission houses that ‘! ehiely Handle otit-of-town business re- Bloomingdales’ this morning with a flourish that means “Triumph.” 6.20, $17.10, up to $91.80 Any one with the slightest silk knowledge needs no other evidence of the fact that the “Gabdiontcks Pep carn event is unprecedented in value giving than the following bare’statements : I veibes ee: fiat e Black Silks. GIN TAFFETA, regular $1.00; O5¢ | 19-1N. BLACK Up) 90: ao ee Poaaasiee| ite msc EEE PB : fe Pisase Black - Taffetas of Renowned “ee Jars, ($2.00, $4.80) $4.75 “and Make and Fully Guar- The Triumph of Ti his anteed for Wear, 5 , 19-IN, XQRN DYED TAFFETA, regu + aE a8 Oriental Water and Per- i Brice 40c.: for this 2c | iy sth mace . . spiration Proof Black Brook. Rap, ‘T ‘4 ‘ i ® Gan. Paci x oct that: Bteell:comraon feel inareapea | hea ta £ +8 Habutai Silks. 19) per cent. In popularity with small z +14 ili f ONS pha ; ti 2 nd a Sale of WHITE Lonmton bought the Steels to-day and + th FFETA, regi in, Oe. nis Ic A-$s +1 for this sale Rixat ay ee ong + 4p SED BUACK RARER TA, reso- DIN. B SALINE 49c. |, . ie Mictory! Not only in amount of sales; though ont! “Sitch has been heard within the past is pe We 2t. LK, aT IN, Ane, MEREALINE, Fe 65 Ic score alone thin has been the most successful White Sale in | fow months of extraordinaty incustrial #3 | : at NSF one namie 76 a. our history. The chief sources of congratulation are heres perity in Mexico and its probable pres Fr $1. Hate for ti 1e r he ; ‘ rca’ ad > au c | ti le Such superfine, soft, attractive materials, such taste effect upon the earnings of the Mexican ralircads. Speciaiists in Mexican Cen- trai were jubilant to-day over the pros- pets of a syndicate bull movement in that stock. The price of Mexican Cen- tral scares has remained stationary for geome time, although there has been quiet liquidation of a heavy tong account, Now that this liquidation is-out of the wey, the bullishly Inclined ‘ackera of | $° tee stock expect to see a spirited up- ward movement, New York business men who have recently returned from Aioxico say that railroad conditions there were never so favorable as now. New curstruction Js going on in every section of iene, {country. One Mexican mining in design, sach refined, high-grade trimmings, sych pre= ctsion tn sewing, such generosity in seams and propor- tions, habe neber been seen—eben here—on Muslin Un- derwear al sach low prices. It pays for the months of labor. For the high am-. bition to excel past efforts. It justifies your eager buying. Compels your admiration. In the White, Sale Basement Store: Nightgowns, of muslin; high or V| Chemises, ne cambric or paingobk; neck; trimmed with clusters of | trimmed with lace or embratdery; plalts and embroidery. $80 to Sc. | short or skirt Jenga: boc to $1. Drawers, of cambric or nains>ok,| | Carset Covers, of cambric or nain- with deep Tuffle, with hematitehed) 920K; hgh or low, neck: trimmed i with’ lace or embroidery; ‘ght (Plaita, or. trimmed with embroidery Atting, or wien “drawing-airing’ at ! ie tital salés of stocks to-day was shares and sf bonds . That ee 000 Fur ar aa . The Most Astounding Greater New York Has Ever Known Women’ s Furs and Fur Lined Coats at Hitherto Unheard-of Prices, Women’s Beautiful $100 Persian Lamb Coats, Unbeatable Rat Exterminator Bale bills them, Reluggall poleon,ene io box will make. qian ae "PEC E cFoctercces, ERREE. road = enmterprise—tne . Métcheli —rallorded ti ‘is for seusa- . ’ 8, te, ith hat aca Inthe, cure, market te x 22 and 24 In. Long, ‘$35. Women’s $35 Jap gaunce ofr lawn or eeintrie: with | oreyng, Seeauer, of, Mapnelette, |’ aay, atcnell muning soares, which ol @ hemstitched plaits; embroidery jor + wit week at 9and-10, rose ‘suddenly to % Seal Fur Coats, 22 and 24 In. Long, $12. lace-trimmed. 50¢ to $1.60, paeahe ‘eae briefed ii, and tor & wulle there was an active Génand tor them. ‘the Mitchell Com: pany. 18 oullaing “La Diena dé Pace Hiviroad, which as secured soecia. kelvessons irom the Mexican Govern: wont. d With the rénewed activity In the in-]y dustrial stocks, U. 8," Huboer In again | N’ On the Second Floor— ightgowns, of-hainsook or cam- 1 § DRL PRIEE hen . mound Aes Corset Covers of nainssok. cambr!. trim: pil Aaah whoa with| Of Iawn; round. V or square neck; tme-sdery, oF lace and. insertions. | trimmed with embroidery and medal beading and ribbon, $1 to $18. Hons, lace, beading and ribbon. Oth- Fetticoats, of cambric. or lawn! ers with ribbon _ shoulder ih des ruffle of embroidery, or ikwn ute trimmed ‘with point ge| Tiwht-fltting, or with drawin Paris or Valencienoés lace and inser-| at waist; $1 to $6, At 19.50—WoMeEN’ 'S BEAUTI- -PERSIAN LAMB poh u sata ia NEA & SEAL At $55. 00 COATS, Value $125. » SON plain an some trimmed’ with brook mink, Nutria | At $69.00-PERSIAN LAMB beaver or Far Eastein mink. Value $45. bes COATS, trimmed with mink. Value $123, $24.75—-STYLISH EXTRA At 73 SING DOUBLE XX | Al $35.00-SWELL NEARSHAL FOR HARD eo sort CORNS Liquid 250. Salve !5o. Plasters 100, fV BTYT, 4.8 Ho Pinaters With each bottle of Haul te Two plasters with every pox of the Bal Rough sR #2Fere FHL +] See PETER + tb tel te patel | 114+ ca a cee ee on at ‘| NEARSEAL. COATS, with large AVS, plain and tions, or with hemstitched plaits.| Qhemises of nainsook, or cambric; Saute FRieom, wareh ware, more, than Rough on Bunions storm collar and revers. Values up to'| some trimmed Sanpete olaine B10 $e stnocok ve | Suge aauare a , ieee with y. = D or ¢t ri embroidery, Tie Early last year the U. 8. Rubber Com $50. Values up to $70. Be Hideid y ne moar, or, cee rig | een rors ion. ‘plain Remedy 25e, Plasters 100. ‘Takes out inflammation, trimmed with 188) anty insertions, | or telmined ane. ae to. 0 beading and RHO $1 to $4.50. Second floor, ‘Penth steet pany re-established, the preferred stock on an 8 percent. dividend basis, hav- ing been obliged ‘to. suspend this divi- ia dend in 1901, A second instalment of ‘3 $5,000,000 was’ also paid last year on ‘the | hens atest Ree SR ORAL BEAUTIFUL NEA - -NATURAL AND a $29: 75—§ AL COATS, Ane At $69.00 RUSSIAN SABLE and some Reiaiona with sable squir- | SQUIRREL COATS, blouse, reefer $a beaver or mink. Values up 14 and box eflecisp garments valued up Bu ey and tay, Prices, +4 ttre + iat getty Pitas | aE ‘i a iosiss i) OHN WANA MAKER. a : in funding the: floating Indebtedness. M i i etal cece | Ro DAT] Fine Fur Scarts Mvits and Sets SHapety Formerly A. 7. Stewart & Con | Goode Manttaciuring Compans’ a works 5 % ? REDUCED. Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Ninth and Tenth Streets. ca Bfongitens esata et ates Son me se ue may JIB At $7.95—geauurcy, Natu: | At $9, .2S-SWALL KOLINERY | At $25.00-¥ ERY SWELL The slisht decline In the price of ex Paes wy a ch a Bt Bt ie ay SETS, consistitfg of muff and | SCARFS; values up to $21. THROWOVERS OR FISCHER ; rs arceriran Raga rates Ue ORy he fret TREE ® RVs nt ine Baty Laas Choma ad throwover scarf, At $12.75-RICH EXTRA, At 2k HANDSOME NATURAL: ‘ Operators absolusely control the market tn Prax & Panor iis AUS7S0—1 A NDS OME IAP DARK | KOLINSKY | "MINK SETS, consisting of b i f hi Aer, tte gtk Rel the adeptoton ‘pre |tin, R&P. of mt murrs; Wego. 1 LOW | THROWOVER SCARFS AND ||. pitiow muff and throwover scart; Cloth ound copies 0 the 1906 out “the Wenk holders: preliminary’ to A pend wale STOLES; values up:to $25. ‘| reduced from $39. a supward movement. Lia os | 4 yes ! The Closing Macias * =) LO A | i S tore EAT JAY PANG, At $18.50" (GnINSKY. FANCY ' Ao Se 2 ome W orld A Imanac and En clo j ‘ * s 43 reduce i les, thi , four- cy pe- fan's Migned!, lowest, losing pr iba and At $3.95-STYLISH Jap mink | rom 335. ‘ inbands double tole valees'tron Mla Hogans da ita” Patera Co LINIMENT scares; ike ¥ OVER | At $9.75—HANDSOME Ex- |: rege eA i : By a ; ron have them on” : * RA DARK LARGE |. At and §25— ‘ miner BS SA Prraoe patty Al $8.75- BEAUTIFUL | JAP KOLINSKY EILLOW MORSE t d are now-on Sale s§plen- Coppee fw 1a < For => CREDIT $8. TO WINK FOURS IN|, KOLINSKY FILLON SWELL MINK SCARFS, in ia 5 Qn@ pay an your Inoome HAND ZAZAS, STOLES AND |° various styles, Fischer four-in-hands Deaitate Denton THROWOVER’ SCARFS; value | At $25 Q’ S29-YeRy Rich Hae me Dugh values cr peee Lrcu ass Z f 1 700 fe len rade #5 og went sap mine | KOLINSKY PILLOW MUFFS: | AL $49, $59 and $75 — Widid reference book of-nearly Call or Write for Al $9.75 - values up to $50. BEAUTIFUL STYLISH DARK j FICHUS, FANCY i Seatac ZAZAS, DOUBLE STOLE AND | At $9, SO—STVLISH & LACK |) EAST ERN MINK, PELERINES; h i I k d ; : - THROWOVER SCARFS, values LYNX THROWOV! y : P ‘ t meee ay achive wean Al $i2, $25,439 and 1S— f'pages, which will make a desir LWSWEET&CO. At $6.75-S WELL EXTRA | Ag $17.50 STYLISH Lv Nx BEAUTIFUL LARGE SWELL pages, \ DAR HROWOVER | MINK PILLOW MUFFS; values K.KOLINSKY 37 MAIDEN LANE.NY. THROWOVER SCAREFS; values SCARFS AND STOLES; value from $21 to $65. = ———— up to $14. $25.00, Bloomingdales’, 24 Floor, 59th St, Section taurts Bloomingdales’, able addition to any library. Price 50 cents, by mail 60 cents, Lex. to 3d Ave. 59th to Goth St. Sunday, World Wants. . Work Monday Wonders