The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1906, Page 14

a $20 Pony Coat mod new OFF URGING BLACK HUNDREDS TD EW MASSACRE Great ConspiracyinCzar’s Palace to Force New Revolution, but this is n 1 printing | nt, | Great Conspiracy. | ‘The Prefect denied hav! } ‘monal knowledge of the r ever, it was established there {s| ‘constantly accumulating evidence that the plot to proiuce a courser revolution fn the hope of sweeping away the re-( Worms outlined in the manifesto of | Oct. 30 had {ts origin in a Court cabal. ‘The conspiracy includes Gen. ‘Trepoff, ‘Commandant of the Palace; Gen. Count Ignacieff M. Stichinsky. former Chief Adjutant of the Interior Department; Count Sherometieff, a nojed reactionary, and Gen. Prince Putiatin, who are said to be utterly reckless of the con- sequences, ‘The plan ts to provoke riots and mas- gactes of Jews and revolutionists over | as wide an area as possible, in order ‘to justify still more terrible represstons and thereby prove to the Czar that the people are nit ripe for any sort of self- government. Police and Troops in It. ‘Tt is a ‘desperate game, but it ts Bdcked by many of <he provincial au- tthorities and the support of the Gov- ernor-Generals has been enlisted, the former using the police and the latter tthe troops, among whom proclamations against the Jews and revolutionists, fwhlch ae understood to have been printed at the Army Headquarters in Odessa, have been distributed. ‘The complicity of Interior Minister Durnovo in the conspiracy 1s not proved, although suspected. Premier i any ner-} tter. How-]} * (Witte and the Liberal section of the Cabinet, wil be compelled to fight tie Sinutey se°not ‘regarded: as ime Fifty Thousand In Maesacre Plot. ‘Tt &» understoot! that 60,000 members the fundreds"’ in St. Petersbu: armed but it is not believed. { of wernings th veri ved, thet the conspirators will at-| sepfea” Provoke @ mastacre al tie ‘be authorities here, however, are ja ‘with the conspirators, the of an outbreak about Huster is ‘as very real. meantime, on the other Ge mroletariat orgatzations fwere ruthlessly crushed by the G ment’s Tepressive measures ary oe connnine another general striki are proceeding with the tele- and railroad employees, who: is regarded as vital to th iets of Finland their support. Some rioting fee Giready ocourre! at Moscow and In vicinity. —__— - LOST HIS LIFE IN FIRE. UTICA, N. Y., Marc! ping of a farm hi Spring Suit Sale. $! Spring Etons $49-°° Thursday Sale Petite New Creations Only by visiting our Suit Rooms to- morrow can you get a clear idea the grace and beauty of these charm- ing Spring Suits. Taffeta Lined Jackets Exceptionally clever, piquant new ing Rooms for Thursday's Sale. braid vestees. Todice gl sleeves. Suits Rich Broadcloths, Thistle Mixtures, jels—fresh arrivals from our Tailor- Chic silk embroidered Persian and es—swell new short of the ultra-fash- ngs. Not equalled JAMES McCREERY & CO. Sale of Shirt Waist Patterns. On March the 15th. Partly made, lawn Waists. Tucked front and back. Finished with valenciennes lace. Te5Os02 3753/2675 and 3.25 extensive collection of fine batiste and linen, hand embroidered Waist Pat- terns. 2.50 to 9.75 value 4.50 to 12.50 Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Shirt Waists. Imported and original mod- els of Lingerie Waists and simple or elaborate Blouses, for Spring and Summer dress. On March the r5th roo dozen, lawn Shirt Waists, Trimmed with lace, 2.85 500 dozen, striped madras Waists. Made in work- room on the premises, 1.85 value 3.75 Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & C0. Ladies’ Gloves. | Gloves. | Tan, brown, mode, black and white. 2.25 per pair. Twenty-third Street. in the south t of this try last night, 1 Dugan was to death. Mr. Dugan got safely . of the building once, But returned ‘SS @ume property when he was 4 dames. World Wants Work ? Mosca 4 |12 button length, glace kid! TERS NET ETE RET OM “THE WORLD: May Manton’s Patterns, 10c. Catalogues, 10c. By Mail, 15c. Ols Street, New York. A Men’s $1.25 Underwear 75¢€ Spring weight Oneita Knit Union Suits. HE cele- brated Oneita Knit Unien suits—famedfor he length of time they wear} and the comiort » they impart to} the body during { all weather con- dition: Fit like a glove 5 —French neck | bands — Ocean ; pearl butions, Sold everywhere at 3 $1.25. Very special at 75c. a suit. Men's and Boys’ Sample $1 Soft Hats, Atbso a number of $1.50 soft Hats, all light colors. Boys’ and Girls’ Spring Tam o’ Shanters, Value 75c., at 59e Value $1.25, at 98e Value $1.75, at 1.24 L=). 6th Avenue and 23d Remarkable Sale of Eton Jackets at $5.95 yo can buy one of these Eton Jackets at $5.95 and have as smart a Spring suit as anybody could wish by wearing it with your Winter skirt. Just the thing to be in style early in the season if you're not ready to select your new Spring suit, Everything fs Eton this season, you know, and when you see so many new Eton costumes it makes you feel out of place in your long coat. These jackets are as smart as the illustration $ 95 portrays, and they’re made of a superior taf- ° feta silk—lined throughout. Only two hun- dred at this price—beginning to-morrow.... One hundred imported bec 7 Seventy-five chiffon and haed- 1849-75 cloth Eton Jackets at..... finished Taffeta Coatsat..... Others at $10.75 and up. Silk Ined. Others up to $19.75, i H Ith Pri A $35 Sample Spring Suits ‘sik. "speci *19-75 The new bolero style, in which smart dressers will vie with each other to appear in first this season—splendid chif- fon taffetas and Panama Suits with beautiful Princess skirts, entirely new, exclusive model, $35 Suits, $19.75. | $35 Suits, $19.75. HIFFON taffeta and chiffon voile— FFRENCH bolero style, of imported f like the illustration—beautiful, soft fin- chiffon Voile— jacket and skirt made ish, in the new Spring shades. | over soft-finish chiffon taffeta to match. Lingerie Dresses, $19.75. | Princess Dresses. ND Silk Mull Dresses, in Princess fe) ite in Bag York has such a st y 25 vis f Prince i ay eo cae and et 819. Shaan a5. ess Suits and dresses at “y § Men’s *i8 Spring Top Coats: and $15 Fancy ir 310 its at Worsted Suits at | f E secured several odd lots and sample lines that a dozen stores were after, knowing that to get them meant to offer the greatest bargains in New York, Don’t miss these values — $ you can’t duplicate them elsewhere now, nor dur- ing the entire season. Two, three and four Top Coats or Suits of a style —sizes 33 to 46—on sale all day, beginning to-morrow, at the record-breaking price for this time of the year—$10. 12 Black Thibet Suits for $7 50 Sizes up to 46 chest measure — single- breasted styles— VENETIAN LINING. Men's $12 Spring Top Coats (Sizes 33 to 44.). Men's $5 and $ 5 Men’s $3 to $4 Trousers, up to 50 waist Men's $2 white and fancy wash Vests. ” $7.50 Knee Pants Suits, sizes 8 t 0 Suits, sizes 3 to 16, ki Lining Special. 1sc Di IR, tint | 82€ MOlre finished percaline— The popular new grays—also black and all the best colors, tei t: ‘much better than usu- ‘ull umbrella ruff] Boss? $7.30, $8.50, $10, $12.50 47 years), fine black Thibets, fancy Cheviots; only. Men’s $25 Raincoats, $15 Men's $15 Raincoats, $8.88 his season’s make. The equal of coats from the shops Broad, shapely shoulders—full, swagger styles. Children’s $2,25 Lingerie Hats at 91.48. FANCY embroidery ed bri Every coat is ne of the best merchant Corsets—$2. | § H & W Girdle) 1 e best gir Tmade of silk edged with ribbon trimme 3 to S years; very special value. Reefers, ) value $4, at | 2.98 ‘The new three-quarter length box effect; 2 to 5 years. Dresses, / value $1.39, at \98e Fine percale — Russian style — es 2 to 4 years. Sale of $2.50 and $3 Low Shoes at 41.49. [T'S 4 well known fact among smart dressers that $2.50 to $3 buys a low e, smart enough for the smartest, and these low Shoes at $1.49 compare so fa- y with the finest $2.50 and $3 values that you can't distinguish any difference. i wc, $49 i. 4,49 leather Blucher low ahoen, ceemandess Women's $2.50 Shoes, special, $1.69. ys ay desirable for their serviceableness as for their neatness—button and lace styles—vicl kid—high Cuban heels—patent-leather Blucher lace Shoes, Special at $1.69. Nene : Great Final Clearing Sale of Furs. 50.00 & %60.00 Fur-Lined Coats at 25.00. W sold over One hundred of these $50 and $60 fur-lined coats at $25 last week to economical women, The purchasers will have no more use for them during the remainder of this season than wéll those who make their choice from this splendid collection on sale beginning to-morrow. Haye you considered that if you do not buy one of these coats NOW at you will pay $50 or $60 for exactly the same quality in a few months from And the chances are you will realize SOME good from your new coat YET EASON. This lot includes the finest black and colored broadcloth } coats ever fashioned to sell at $50 or $60. All superbly lined 25 Finck and the leading shades $5.50 Taffeta Silk $3.98 Petticoats; special! Umbrellas, Kabo, R. & 00 to $6.50, car —cattiver. trimmed handles—DSc $1 Umbrellas at 49c. Gi atrong rainprooft umbrellas, made of English. Kloria. $4 Umbrellas at $1.98, silk—case and tassel to mateh— artintie imported handles. sses, $1.39, ale, lined wal: m front of Hue ams Ibe,” Made of Sea Islan box plaits and tuc wide sleeves and fu nine ant white red with gray and white squirrel, Reduced to $25 for this sale, > and it will be a full year before you can equal this value. Women’s Persian Lamb | Coats with Mink and Baum Marten Collar and | Women’s Chinchilia Throw-Over Scaris. Former price. Men’s Imported Black Ker- sey Fur-Lincd Coat. Former price....... $49 Revers Special...... $29.09 Former price...... $125 Women wn Women's Sealskin Coats. Specials. ...; $59.00 Throw-Over Scarfs. Former price. ..... $250 | Women’s Chinchilla Pi. | eormet price. Special.....$150.00 | Jo Mulls. | Women's Pisin Near-Seal Women’s Sable and | Special..... $35.00 Te “th price. $45.00 Isabella Opossum, long | Women’s Sable Fox Peles Spe 22,50 double boas, with § tails, silk cord and ornaments, ‘Women’s Crown Ermine rines, Satin lined, with two 4 large tals, Pillow Muffs. a 2 Former price ++ $20 Former price... . $29.00 Former price....... $25 | FOF Special....... 10.00 Special... 13.50 Special...... $15.00 All kinds of Furs, Fur Coats and Fur-Lined Coats remodelled, repatred and # stored daring the Summer at reasonable prices. Es'imates cheerfally given. aaa har aaa ent geet tee at WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1906, - Restaurant, You'll fing our rea- taurant the most at- tractive place in this bart of the city in which to lunch. Pive-course table d’hote lunch from 11to22OQn¢ 25c Splendid @ Ie carte df service all day. plete that we have ever shown. All wool Ingrain, All wool Vel: extra quality. }59c | splendid select on sale at the exceptionally low price, ROYAL VELVET RUGS, 12 fect long and 9 wide; | pie &8 17,50 ri sale price REVERSIBLE SMYRNA Rl x: . $6. }3 98 . $9. 15.98 | so nat 7-98 SANFORD’S ALL-WOOL BRUSSELS RUGS, 12 feet long and 9 feet wide, with Oriental Medal- ee a 12 OS $18.00; sale price... Sampson's Floor Oilcloth. 1, 134 and 2 yards wide, in eight of the latest pat- terns; regular price 29c. special, per square yard, =% (limit sidered good i value at $1.39; yard us f to 54 inches wide; $2.25 and $2.50 1,200 PAIRS CORDED POINT ABE LACE CURTAINS, ov Duttonhole edges, exquisite pi full length and widu per pair: ular BED OUTFITS, comprising a steel enamel bed, like illustration, with pillars, a sanitary wool-top mattress and an all steel spring and wedge 2, Zi Try Sold spe- able drip pipe. regularly at $6.5 cial to-morrow FOLDING IRON TABLES, like il- lustration; very convenient, easily stowed away when not in use; regu- larly 98c.; special 09Oc PERE ENN RATE HR: Immense Sale of Garpets > All Wool Brussels Carpets at 45c. There are nineteen patterns of all-woo! Brussels Carpet in this lot for your Setection to-morrow. Aside from this value, there are many others that you positively cannot match in any other store. Our Spring stock is the most com- A Great Carpet Special. COLUMBIAN INGRAIN CARPET, one yard wide, will be placed To-Morrow’s Foremost 200 PAIRS RUFF) LACE CURTAIN special é 100 pa Furniture Sale of Extraordinary Interest. 12.75 Lelescope Couch at 7,50 ~ Spring is EST vet, 1 79 | Smith’s famous Ax- lons hose minster Carpets... }95¢ per yard. <-...... 2... 25¢ ROYAL AXMINSTER RUGS, i2 feet long and 9 tet ERE, Sia? ws 1O, OS eale price............ e GS 'n Oriental and Persian patterns: 9x12 ALL-WOOL SMYRNA RUGS—We are closing out 250f these all-wool Smyr- na rugs, Ortental paterns. Sizes 12 feet 12 98 long and 9 feet wide ¢ Important Sale of Linoleum Genuine Cork Linoleum. ENJ fwo yards wide; a quality that is selling elsewhere at 5c, per square yard, This splendid quality at, per square yard, Sale of Upholstery and Lace Gurtains. Copies of real Renaissance, Irish Point, Cluny and Arabian patterns; all are 34% yards long and 48 All to go at... LED RENAIS: REAL Rena sance insertion ‘and : lace edge, on best bobbinet, at, 95c per os REVERSIBLE ARMURE Curtains. A very spectal CARES with reclin' feel rumming Hier rubber. tire, Wheels ai lowe "woven “body wi {neluding © parasol and weary Special Sale of Housefurnishings. HARDWOOD REFRIGERATORS, made of | te ash, with lift top, and will hold 30 Ibs. of ice; have galvanized shelves and remov- face not “4.98 10 hooks, well made, special at 10c $9.00 Matting, $5.98 a If you destra 9 good seamless Or, per yard... GENUINE INLAID LINOLEUM—It Is WASH BOARDS, double zinc spoons, 6 3 fund 6 fork, a guarapteed to lated on heey white metwwill and Matting value at threa dollars less of 200 rolls. It is of p fine weave, perfectly 2 shown In eight different: patt Value $9.00 per roll of 40 yards; ei: se e ecial to-morrow 1en3 ; ance’ offer at almost halt value... INARE REVERSIBLE BRUS-~ BEDLS RUGS—Less than mat] facturer’s rice 2.98 4.50 5.98 and Oilcloth. Inlaid Linoleum. two yards wide, parquet, floral, tile and inlaid designs; would be con- | 1.25} | striped tapest: at made of the celebrated fl diamond fabric, supported with 52 helical steel springs; can be used as a single couch or a double bed, or separated and used as two divans; including two mattresses and bolster, covered in plain green denim; vai- Ul $12.75. .ccrereceee pe) 29c and double crimp; will rust; special ats eseeee '4,500 yards, soft finish, | Mercerized JAMES McGREERY & CO. White Dress Goods. white, embroidered Ba- tiste and figured mercer- ized Mull. Effective ma-| terials for summer waists and dresses. 27 inches wide. : 2sc per yard value 35¢ Batiste. inches wide. a8c per yard Full bleach blouse Linen. 36 inches wide. 28c per yard value 40¢ | 45) Twenty-third Street —ON SALE— 1906 WORLD ALMANAC Exhibition and sale of nov- By aay : JAMES McGREERY & 60. Silks. elty Silks, showing the latest colors and designs, Imprime Marquisette, Chiffon Cloth, Radia,— with novelty block, check and stripe silks for foun- * dation linings. On March the 15th 5,000 yards, superior quality, natural Shan Tung Silk. 34 inches wide. 85c per yard value 1.25 Twenty-third Street —_[——$—$—$_—$_$— No Extra Charae for It. Advertisements for The World may be left at any American District Messenger Office fn the city until 9 P. M. Sunday . World Wants Work. Monday Wonders. A complete stock of fine Us Night Gowns, Chemises JAMES McGREERY & C0, Muslin Underwear. derclothing, made of lawn j and cambric, in sheer or | medium qualities. The embroideries show the lat est needlework and open work designs, and the laces are selected for their effec tive patterns. ? Drawers, Corset Co Petticoats and Boudodr | Sacques, in single garmes or sets. ] On March the 15th * | Sale of 500 dozen Gowaml, Chemises, Drawers, Petite coats and Corset Covagp, Simply or elaborat trimmed. Of fine quell excellent cut and finish, gse to §!00 ‘Twenty-third Street,