The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1906, Page 9

' ALOFRMEN SHUT 19 ESDAY MVMNING, MAC 1 CIV PALROAD «= SK SSSR ere CITY PARK ENTRIES. es (mW ORLMANS, La, March 18.—The s ‘West Side Taxpayers’ Association, ‘ i roy Paste entriee for to-morrow are ax toi | *A¥D: ailewesen, Mr. Cohen mld that conditions in ; 2 bet: nd Sone New York City were so Intolerable that Lisgisciond cairoureoeinee eee || ee a FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES. CO OC paral Ueto tinue to aupply the bull operators in NEW ORLBANS, March 1—The ——. ait conditions, which would be amena- ‘THE WAIST HOUSE, the stock market with their most ef- fective arguments, Notwithstanding Majority Decides in Caucus) some averse market tnfluences, most Sats of the active railroad stocks are stead- that the Investigation lly gaining in strength. Heavy opera- Fair Grounds entries for to-morrow are ble to the voters of the city. ; N York Fell As: ly. |, The State Board is limited to mak- bof 2 gen New Yorkers Tel Assembly crimination eras | Correct Spring Suits 38° | men Why Bill Giving pense of needed extensions and im- provements. Prompt measures are Bug Is Too Active, | 2,78 turning their attention “to Ht Relief Should Pass, | urtstet, woud, neve power h-|{| Characterized by that pronounced individuality ig . Atchison, and the report that the com- B DEAT ENyaitas eno ceeheha a ty known only to a Forsythe garment, The kind that mon stock Is to be put on a 6 per cent, 197 ——. naler in, his address. sald: gal S le . a lseeas Aleecunie Js Aividond basis Is persisted tn. The SECOND RACH Six’ furlongs; aolling; toe a ae we) Wo feel that the city of New York appeals to the woman of high taste who. wishes onan rmante Investigations | earnings of this system apparently jus 5 nes eases ing World, js entitled to and should have control style with exclusiveness at a moderat . ve Deen started Into pretty nearly | tity an increase In the dividend. Atchi. SMohave Big BANY, March 13.—Willlam M.| of its tranalt caciition in br acly ane Sty: oderate price. every one of the city departments that | son's eurplus increased 62 per cent. in Mine Doss Teins headed a delegation of New York-| over ite water, aa and electricity, —{ Our showing this season is the most attractive and most im- aad pee aa - utter 8 2 uppea ; , A ai of Aldermen, to-day. called ‘n coenug | JANUATY and about 60 per cent. tn Feb | oe Ratiroad Committee to-day in auptort of | At nest, ment end inline with portant in that it excels by far all former exhibits. A visit to Gane | te wae iat ‘Sine ruary, For the first eight months of | jeeeneens 0 the Young dill providing for a city rail-| the policy of home rule, which Is welt: our store will not be amiss, as our showroom is aglow with adie eee Ho though, fevers | th® current fiscal year the increase will Pride road commission, With Mr. Iving were|Snrties, Rov ehauth moe poh conten all the beautiful tints and colorings that go to make up the b 146 o4il @ fialt in the invest | Srmoant to; fully 2%-per cent. Intima- Union; James §, Lehmater snd John | exercise that fundamental and ele- spring styles—-a sight worth seeing, i geting lin y (: q He thought it time to call a halt tn the | (On® Are heard that the Atchison direc-| afin Ford, of the Reform Committee of One rlahit Inherent In every oom. 4 a SERRE AK ‘ ich wou! ve to us dieglentce Unc. He susgesied| chat : Srauont Geass eS weed, SERGHES) i PANAMAS, TWEEDS, CHEVIOTS, BRILL- es 00 ellie: 400. Bay Free Kntel investigation of anything should be Presented to the Board unt the ques- necessary to offset the encroachments tion had first been submitted to @/in Atchison territory of competing tucha for sts consideration « ‘lea i ie Intention of Air, Meyers was that | go IANTI peculative Interest In Chesapeake & P NES, ENGLISH eer should not be buriened | onto isues haa been stimulated by the Pie ” Hayes igdtice ‘lato’ (ue. etcoslccaantinig | Coma uaste oceans) Jn reise) reper ea } 77 rounin Saree e by this aytem since Jan. 1. ‘The gross T DeAINea CER Cal Gh | Yearzold nandicas FRENCH NOVELTY Beatrice H Department to go ahead. Then this} earnings of the C. & O, for the month par sit was sprung upon the Caucus: inamed increased § per cent, and the Fricuon + esolved, That no other invest!- |net earnings 76 per cent. This com- Colloauy h | SUITINGS. sation be held until the nventigation |Peuye tink ac Poke tonnage, fe. fully ar aga Upholstery Department. - : of the Street-Cleaning Department [25 per cent. greater now than tt was 1A Atine Herts Designed in the smartest styles, Summer Home Furnishings (Fourth Floor.) Splendid assortment of Lace and Ruffled Net Curtains, French and Domestic Cretonnes, Swisses, Mattings and Rugs—everything necessary for the furnishing of the sum- mer home. Estimates given. The following are special for Wednesday : produc'ng the most beautiful effects shown in New York, For to-morrow’s selling: A Special Suit Ata Special Price shall have been disposed of and then |jast year at this time, In the last fiscal that wo decide In caucus what other | year the Chesapeake & Ohio earned department is to be had investi- | 947400 gross, ‘After paying fixed Rated."" charges and taxes $4,600,000 remained Aldermen Mulligan and Peters, vote | applicable to dividends on the $62,800,000 against the resolution, but it was] of stock. Thia {s equivalent to 7.1 per @dopted. ‘This shut out over a dozen] ant, as compared with 48 per cent. Fesolutions galling for more investiga-| warned in the previous year. Tips to tions that were read to be sprung at| uy Cheaapeake & Ohio for a rime have to-day's meeting. Among thom were] hoo, circulating In the leading commis- |, two calling for an investigation of the | 1," nounes for several days. Baleshed der | Irish Point designs. Regular price $1.25 per pair | 1.00 Eplias Department and the Department |G Soo anton ‘Traction stocks’ -ré:|. Nottingham Lace Curtains — Scotch thread, in $ celved a severe blow in the Supreme Siete at | sPiea 3 iO) to start the! Count decision in favor of the chy of | fa | exnoesceton atiowance, * special at | rument investiga-| Chicago, ‘This decison takes the fran- a The above ts a copy of one Of Our We advertised this same suit last week, 1,000 Pairs Ruffled Net Curtains—with ir rd. ’ Tho resolution was adopted—sixty|chise away from the North Chicago tenia rtion) $28 Special Suits. : hits if a3 5 re * i and the immejiate and tremendous re- \ Maple tedeaes the Union’ Teaction eyatem. Further| Semcon Sunday World Wants and edge. Regular price $1.25 per pair; special at! 85c sponse almost overwhelmed us, Dut we more the Court decides that the munic- Aiahin a d Figured Swiss Muslin—an exceptionally large as- hope to have enough to fill the demand to-morrow. Made of English and : $20,000 WILLED ipal government can buy the West side) ulin ‘rad Bint Work Monday Wonders sortinent of desi Regular price 20c. per yard:+ 15¢ Scotch Suitings, Tweeds, Panames and fency mister in all the newest and i Saitccae Vie special at latest patterns. Some are Etons, others the Bolero: Spe me me i — —_—— (1 GiigueonoonuuouadnnnulaacciouEce Mf nobby coat styles. They are our own exclusive design same care as Our $50 parments,and combive a certain touch and neainess that give to the wearer a tone of iefinemént. See these by all means, $28 We can fit small women. Regular value $35. Special price... JOHN FORSYTHE, THE WAIST HOUSE, 865 Broadway, 17th and 18th Streets. Railroad for the actual FOR CARE OF DOG. property, allowing nothing for the fran- chise. Soon after this news reached Wall street Chicago Union Traction Wealthy Bachelor Left Big Bequest | common stock dropped Sirius aang “EH, preterred adout 12 1-2 It is Ken- fo “Friend of More than eral bellet, however, that the majority Human Love.” interest 4a this property will not seek wrest FRAZIN & OPPENHEIM (25 dispose of any stock at present. ASSOCIATED WEAVERS & MANUFACTURERS DEP; SOTCAGO, March 12In remembrance i street watenea with, much In : d ’ Fy @ one friend always by my side, who |'test the proposed Ketalation ot Al Don’t Miss ved me with more than haman nites, {Dany relative to the local traction mer- , ° A tion,’ George C. Watts, a contractor, }zer. The statement was made to-day, S ] d d Bar a bequeathed $20,000 for his support, The |seml-officially, that if Assemblyman 0-MOrr ‘WwW en l Ins 2 Q 009, |Shanaban's anti-merger bill does not he contractor horse, |hecome a law before Saturday it will at the Tapestry _ Pillow Slips—tassel on each corner, } hacked with plain material, splendid assortment of } 29¢ | designs, Regular price 50c. each; special at...... French and Domestic Cretonnes—a fine showing of this season’s newest designs and colors—Domestic, 15¢ to 28¢ | per yard; Imported, 35c to 7.50 per yard. | . i 40-yard roll, Regular | China Matting | price $9.00 per roll, ate. }6.50 | or ial Ten Fine French China Dinner Sets wes left, be ineffective in stopping the Interbor- u 2 t Store. BIll, a Scotch terrier, ia ten years old, FughimcReeitkas cure, tee sew Associated Weavers’ and Manufacturers’ Department Sto (Gaueatoipoed, Gen H and was given to Mr. Watts by his | intenmorough - Metropolitan Company. Prudent shoppers have awakened to the fact that our D set, including Soup Tureen) | Regular prices $28.50, $30.00 and $33.50; = GEE crgganocootkiccuounlionnne . a i cu | Ahrenfeldt’s Fine French China Dinner Sets,] | 100 pieces, very pretty decorations, all larg | Pieces, including large meat dish, large plates ani 18.00 h jg y ) ' ° : . + i Mivaiacaan. Gorey ‘he executor, ts to] Nile forbidden by this proceed lew |Tunique organization has established a BARGAIN x i rimitted to retain ite preannt holdings. | CENTRE that is simply marvellous in point of money- time for making deposits of stocks saving possibilities. wer the traction merger will expire . " . on Peiady. The co-operation of the leading manufacturers and s s und Important interests that have been aieavel maki is store a Cleari use for their ic ‘ Renee ibiveraioe iabons, BACs weavers in making this store See i 01 Gal soup tureen, Regular price $25.00; spe : HORSE ON THE DRIVER. the past few Ways have anarently sus- over-productions enables us to retail merchandise below a Pen Aiea Geeen tere cnere te see cost of manufacture, and in many instances below cost of i aakpecGuesniiy\ angi Galted Ama eae ioe (he each Gaariet raw material, COME TO-MORROW AND SATISFY El-an-ge Enameled Ware. Pag rel ceed ree alone until after Congress adjourn, YOURSELF AS TO OUR CLAIMS. Every Piece Warranted. the usual channels there] Vie onermiions in railroad stocks will Eas tal amend GeaRah es atoe ereaV tua cheated? Lip Saucepans, value 22c._ toj Large Oval Ham Boilers, value 37¢ MOC IBU SHE, Casas adal ce biaes 89c a ET Ing a call for an ambulance trom No.| Rate pill Js elther passed or beaten. S it ESE His Goths meen Dect earl toa #5 UntediCovrer sonres day On Great Sale of Eton uits 2-quart Pitchers, value 39¢,...25c| Blue and White China Salt Boxes, ” 1 Raed the enon ticket an berks di | | 4 and 2 quart Covered Buckets, | value 29c.... AVE asiswd the|the announcement that an ex:ra dtvt- At Just One-third Their Actual Value. value 23c. to 28c. . dena eeu alcred i per cent, iad : be | C| Square Clothes Hamper, value Oe ald Agaition Gee rexuian arate give Here is another of those exceptional opportunities 14-inch Roast Pan, value sseidse Mar is Ae tee 89c 2 anual! dividend of Y percent bathe |fmade possible by our wonderful organization. 4-quart Tea Pots, value S8c... 39¢ Kraemer’s No. 8 Wash Boller, value THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS broferred mock was also declared, 1,800, Exclusive Mogel Eton Suits in new wool materials, latest shades of 1) | 10-quart Dish Pan, value 35c... 25¢| . ee “Queen's Grays), Ben TIMy, teubred witn e. Large Oval Griddles, value $36. 39 france Scrap jaskets, value 35c., 40. WHEAT SOLD AND Tet bine or ‘Teneda rondetoth, nicely’ trimmed 5 00 d «2926 eats -25¢ f f cide THE PRICES CUT. || ana’ popular circular models ail e F ee —— esl Bed Spreads & Comfortables % | Wheat cables were disappointing to ° vs [ane ts aay roa, ther owes || A Sale of 2,300 Kimonos. |}, | 450 spring veign BED ComForranies— da’ nawaed. f . a new silkoline covering, full size. Value $2.25 1.85 0 : mat fe , and, 5 f x anine prince ere; Wheat | # turned them over to us for quick selling. | WHE eh Ocne BEDSPREADS — new '% to 78 1-8; July, 78 to 78 1-8; ) Ponoy are of the Egyptian full length style, in Llama down, Llama | Marseilles patterns, Regul - 8&c re RR tar i fea TT aid gauze, Orlental crepe, Oriental down and Llama de Paris; | GIT) docansialiqnagnenveraboonnnnaranon a ork's closing prices were: Wheat heck. front and large Laine eae mney Mies) wide 1 ra {3 3-4 bid; July, 83 6-8 offered; [rel Ne So pant er airmrl pada ae ve oan pce Lia | % 83 offered. Corn—May, 49 1-8 $1.50; sale price .. | . j rns ep fa Sale of Wash Dress Fabrics. iy Mill and Factory Specials. 2,850 yards PRINTED BATISTE and FIGURED My Fy f T LAWNS—neat floral effects and small figures. + 1Q¢ fr E perrOn Once RineS An Array of Values That Will Establish Values up to 20c, per yard; special at i ] BY SOUTHERN BUYING. a New Selling Record. 2,000 yards FINE WHITE LAWNS—sheer ane 15c¢ qi LADIES’ NIGHT GOWNS, tucked | ENGLISH WASH GooD: 1 ity, 40 inches wide. Special, per yard ‘ {Ml Te ee eae tte eae Wee and embroidered yokes, assort- mercerized arcane: Pollbhoe ‘ trend of trade disappointing in view |f ¢4 Styles, full length and | Crepe de Chines, Batistes and 4 r Selo 496 | faeesogneiag In value from Exhibition of a Remarkable Painting ay t of the, cables. irst, prices wore un- wii value 98¢; ey f chang igher, je mar- rice, : ee es er ntay tae intn att H CADIES! DRAWERS, full size, | POT Yds were se. 19 George Washington’s Inaugural Tour x85 for nBre’Qn their efforus {3 hold the marker || Wide Ince insertion, trimmed | FANCY DRESDEN RIBEON, 6 in. || (On Exhibition in Our Furniture Department, Fourth Floor.) here in their efforts to hold the market, if fflc, valuo 49c. Sale to 9 in. wid isi 10g to Poa april 1089" C6 fost; Mor, | price: 19C | Vatues up to “$i.t5. Seel Representing the Arrival of GEN. GEORGE WASHING- 10.46 bid: June, Ie RET ott EB CORSET COVERS, I price, per TON at the Battery, New York, April 23, 1789, previous In the zenith of his fame Charles Dana Gibson bowed FEFRRSS FRE August, 10.51 to 10. Octods 10.08 t broldery trimmed, _ assorte yard... 29C., 33¢., 39¢ to his inauguration as First President of the United States Styles, value up to 50c. 19¢ SPOOL SILK, black and colors, . of America, April 30, 1789, painted by A. RIVEY, Paris, Sale price... value 25c. Sale Pelee) loc omoaet || Sixth Ave., 20th to 21st St., N.Y. politely to his audience and retired from public view. He is now in Spain sketching in that romantic country. Among the latest and best of his famous pen-and-ink drawings is the picture entitled “A Party Wall.” This pic- ture will be given free as a special art supplement to the Sunday World next Sunday. It will illustrate the fifth of a series of special articles on pen-and-ink drawing. Printed on a separate sheet of heavy art paper, this picture BOTH FOOD 1,500 Pieces F POE GORE ossasscsirentces ROS AND MEDICINE, |] "SLR fete I PR like West io call Shetrs Teles per yard ay, sizes, valu: 10c, 5c mulsion a food-medicine. It is a term that aptly de- scribes the character and ac- : tion of our Emulsion. More than a medicine—more than AN ‘ ES ES e Sethe Fe oe 4 bared were Peeet i teeeet te tl tetteeeyy teeetetl d+ weubase=ses’ pre Bt ri ait will make a splendid decoration for the home, a4 ad Piel ad food, yet combining the \ It contains a portrait of a typical Gibson Girl, and at the GE se ad tg Naigh ech ae wae te MP ONGS DAY) MENG 18 TEL ‘a Liberal Credit Terms Apply same time tells a story. : SOLER Bat tl Bentler h disti - IMPORTED : t To New Jersey and Connecticut. ‘ P This is the fifth of the Sunday World’s famous Gibson ke 3 mulsion has a istinct and \ 154.00 WEEK OPENS 4 ; ES bere yaa) ay 3 Gi value in all wasting DRESS TRIMMINGS a? | : AN ACCOUN) i pictures, which were drawn specially for Collier's Week]; 151% ‘et 14! diseases. There is nothing HIGH GRADE QUALITIES cruee, | at a cost of $1,000 apiece, isi — y| better to remedy the troubles Fctaharapey eee i Avi valves \ Get the set of ten. Sit + %| of imperfect growth and deli- Spaugled appliques, an fon combinations in pastel Tell your newsdealer in advance that you want the St % ; v ; asliaiagh: ) x adva tat you want the Sx 4 | cate health in children, The © hes : day World each week, This is the only way to be sure action ‘of Scott's mvalsion : y each wee ; is is the only way to ire of getting the compleie series. is just as effective in treat- Bip trogen and wasting. Sdroadveay & igi beet 223za3: +tttt] Regularly $1.15 to $6.00 a yard. 50 to 2.50 @ yard, egueSe-2acseshe: BEE Baur scasezes aeieee e{eteee ae WRITE FOR LISTS OF THESE OUTFITS, Wo Pay Frelght, Qpen Ssturdnys Until 10 P.M. SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl Strest, Wow Yorks, 2 i