The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1906, Page 12

Prevent Comptroller Put-. Client. | ting OutNNew 4s Just Sold nd Client, ke ae DAD. HUNTED. IN’ VAIN, ‘INTEREST IS TOO HIGH? ¢ Wamnunt. They Were Mr. Metz Denies that City Loses| And When Poliéeman Confronted "When Armigned’” | Under His Plan, and Saysthe ||. the Mother She Swore She Did ipie: : i if? efi f itr ® ge a aa PL ry gle He Lite AL 1 AEE i i 2 i Fu # ils Th gai $8 ifce i i HG & F F : g i sabze 7 HE Ae oee geek aay F HEE aide Ef pete i- id att, 3 i Be: HS if He i i if i E i i ili i det hy ig il HN i £8 Ee iE i i j & i i i Hf I 5 ! | i 3 i i i i ie ieeel ene tH i ge f i f i des it Be } fu 5 EEE 3 i EEF ile : a 1] i c} 1, 8 | ie is 4 s iG BOSE i % : i aH tH ii : 5 ag* i H f i if j rs 3 ily ie Fy ill i i is 8 : f i i # fe uf z # abt afi A nig i a} = d that he contd mot eile’ [Pitas who ts now big and tat | teins atietiona et the foapector, Dr, Parker, of tho. Kings Gow I See aaa ial aon they were pearinae ‘The accident was onused by the : Ses ee i ie thse when Hos- f ot Feat, The classes" are Ly FRS DRAFTING. ~ THER DEMANDS} Blacklist-and’ Union Recogni tion to: Have No “Part in ; 4 ff fice tid ‘wore able te Ct Taps Aeon eat ere No. 2 Herkimer street; 3 “Two children ‘were saved from death { $8-@ fire in the three-story and basement } houne at No, 100 Twentlett ‘Brookiyn, early today by a rl i be an elgit-hour day, Ancther will bo ‘@ recrgunization of the Board “of Con-~ ciation, the ‘miner believing thera should be such @ board in’each of the three antaracite districts; while A third demand will be for an therease in ‘was occupied. by Anthony this wife and children. ‘The Jn. the basement and was by Policeman Muess. ‘Fan (to tura in an alarm and, tho tenants runn bg ie ing to NO HEAT IN BROOKLYN BOROUGH BUILDINGS. Bupposed that every- Pope aks, Pignoewits ve-| Bursted Water Main. in New Sub- the emoke-nitea| Way Shuts Off Supply, and it quest be made for recognition of the mmion beyond that President, rear Don the two children There Is No Steam. Mitoball and ‘his district officers shall sign the Dat to salety. ha Work on the Brooklyn subway ta sus-|sgreement for the miners. } m|,pended to-dey as’ the result of. the bursting of a six-inch water main a¢ \anight in Joralemon: street, between Borough Hall and” the Muntuipal building. Workmen had bean heart | tho miseat ny vicinity aid bad ott Tack "Frost “dia die rest. Wises wae: heard the he at A in : ‘wont pay. . It was esld to-day that the miners, will make no reference to the ‘bl ist" in their demands, nor will any te | JMMES MoGREERY & GO, ‘One of the demands to ‘be made wil City, He Says, of About KEEP PENALTIES 200 Umbrellas. ‘26 inch. Covered with fine quality, tape. edge. Levantine, or twill silk. | Handles include pearl, with silver and gold trimmings, ivory, gun metal and sil- wer trimmed natural wood. 3.85 : value 5.00 to/6.00 . 250 Umbrellas,~<26 and 28 inch. Covered with best quality, tape edge Levantine, or taffetas silk. Handles of silver,’ pearl and ivory, ‘with silver or heavy ggld- plated trimmings; stag and cape horn, etc. 4-85 value 6.00 to 8.00 WOULD Intends‘ to Ask’ Change in Law, so that City Won't Have to Give i if ih iH : i i i tr cat B i E i l ! H it ee, ik 5 ih 5 g i] i a i : s ry i i £ : Fi | Twenty-third Street. w= | JAMES MeGREERY & CO. Cotton Goods Dep't “White Dress Fabrics 1500 yards, white em- broidered Swiss, Batiste and Mulls. Dotted, figured check « and open-work weaves. 40 inches wide. ri These sheer fabrics are highly recom- mended for lingerie waists or gowns. soc yard . value 1.00 White lingerie Batiste. Soft finish. 40 inches wide. toc per yard Mercerized Mull. 46 inches _ agc per yard White Butcher Linen. 36 inches wide. 25c per yard | | i ie H -and delicately™~ colored Silks, suitable for wedding, bridesmaid’s or evening gowns. Including the latest Mousseline, Chiffon, Radiance, and Messaline— with novelty Lining to match. On February the 2oth. 10000 yards superior quality Louisine. Navy blue and white, and black and white check patterns. Various size checks, 55¢ per. yard ‘Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & C0. Sale of Fine China. Haviland’s Limoges China Plates, New designs, with stippled gold edges. ‘Vari- . 3.00 per dozen $.00 and 6.00 Bread and Butter Plates. New designs. 1,25, 2:50 and 3.00 4 perdoz. value 5.00 oe ' wr Dinner Set of Old Blue, Eng- made, lawn Waists. : ‘Finished with Valen-|) |. ciennes lace. Tucked back,| Fine China Dinner Set. At-|, ‘ collar and cuffs. ' | tractive border pattern. 1,50) 1675). 2075 : 32,00 per set jand gag 5 hand embroidered,| pink border decoration, Bll oc HOTEL KEEPER STABBED. 1500 Beds at JANES MGREERY & 60 ous sizes. mag) FA stock Dinner Set. New| As Illustrated at the Teft, in light and medium gray, ; Eton ist collarless, intaid with stitched tattete and braid to match, Newest length sle¢ve, with caff trimmed with stitched tafeta and bi Circular skirt, with clea ec ‘ornamented with silk braid. Wide girdie trimnred with brald. “Value $15.00, at. vases I Another Lot of New Spring Eton Suits. broadcloth, fancy * gixtures Panama cloth in ‘alt the lead! Vhite Poplin Wai Ww in Waists a jade from fine -cuality radium Jap. silk, full blouse tront, tucked and elaborately. trimmed with Vel Tace and medallions; pleated back, full Sleeve, 1p cuff and’solt sfocks in black,. white, light blue, pitt and = 2.98 In ‘an advance Spring style, and when ™* heavily embroidered panels ; pleated $1.75 value Ue see them you will want many. back; newest spectal 8: ) Cc ‘oke of pin. tucks and blouse of sleeve, tucked to-morrow at, Choice $5. special at sea" ’ Wash Dresses saattisees Spring > Made i pole check oF, woven onumbrays wxi80 fade trom fancy mixtures, cols lmmed Shirt, Waist sults, Kuselan and Guinpe Dresses: Wich inlaid ronaclgtiy combination, ant s age box picble patent latter bat; silk braid; Godiee: belt; new-sieeve, ered emblem on shield, dow ‘ with potty HE a the Guimpe Dresses ate in tong skirt the new et Highs Hise) Sireular style: and" white _ shepher Cc ingray, Alice , Alice: bine. royal avy ey Dlue, brown’ and e or red: sizes & to 14: at...++.+- : Sree; dives It to 2 , nsenbinininbnidneasatiecsie ak os ° Great Values in Silks and Dress Goods. — Most Exceptional Opportunities for oS Buyers, | a The : ilks ress Goods. : ks. Here’s2 ne i pre all woo!) Easily headquarters tor Silks, if you cn. homespun Suivings in those gray, tao.) ~ money savings that we offer, ‘s lt be’ patpiisht this Sp: ing. wt \ Look at these: * this fot vast Aonee {9-in. all silk Colored Taffeta, bright sie chan Ra oa wal ope and lustrous, shown ift a in tape reetinns oy aark is, tan,! riety ot staple colorings; vaue 50c.. a eh Las '39¢:] Yard-wide wastable silk Pongee, 20-40, all ~ | Peau de Cygne, ech ling stown in a wide range Of rew Spring shacings, also while cream or black; value ‘59c, at 4 27-in.all-silk Champagne Pong: self-figured cesigns, $6..0 Iron Bed, $3.98... 5 = 5 . Low Prices. : $5.78 Iron-Bei, $2. } $6.78 Bed, £4; oe ais ‘ HEAVY, CONTINUOUS POST BED, IRON a pee tiaseratiers nivmnaeaive tna fancy cast erst Core , crest IRON BED. \ rs, ¢ mounts 16 inch of! ral wit ners jin all vizes¢ T Pa oe Besos set = 4.9 as i= SODDIDSIEWOGOGOVOS: WORLD Linen Room Second Floor ‘On February the 2oth Fe and arst* ~~ All Linen Cambric, 36 inches ' wide. 33¢ per yard value 45c¢ Very fine quality 38¢'per yard value 55¢ These tatirica are higlily derchath jee Maer: Ds Condensed Informa eat Nt eT ae Satna 5 Stodelist and prices of tending socks 4 Twenty-third Street. |