The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1906, Page 9

‘ THR WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1906, Nelson Staggering Back After a Right to the Face in the Sixteenth. The first phetographs of actual fighting to reach New York. ——=—> trying to land some right swings. He was finally stopped by a fight to the jaw whic { HIGGINS eu ieee FALL AWAY $12,000,000 IN GOLD ATTEN TAK ess Ea in hid ei ths paattahae’ bi Closing Was Mixed. Sails To-Morrow. mci At eet be Friends Construe Visit as {°,.9t 9", the Reeaident | Banner Times, They Say,| "nis net, be yo mush “on "me an lndorsement for |" “See esis aathint 45a cimo eas | Shieh Souk am vied OS Dewlising oF for all Classes in rtomamt, Worainee of high rate chit Him by Rooseveit; | NAMEOKI CLUB'S Headers tuing on « sroniytls vasle at] relieve the tooney wate bacaine of this Country. Ings im the- early he z and large blocks of some of the |REAR!Mente amounting to over 14,00 eculative favorttes changed banda! Of this amount the Nw Prices were higher through ut the, Bank wi v be than pa é fective to-day. Aa . bet tates Sad PRGA Tigeen Pg | recreate | | doe, necomaedbte ores tebe pe gene Leader Don $ Friends to t Gather in Force jh one * are nail | Kuhn. Loeb rata th : ce at Manhattan | Sete Were sends ly omall eo ee 5 “Sa from Australia, |the message ® Casino deat Northern preterséd showed al war’ thught “in Loman ft wil be on a high wave of wonderful prosperity biy woes) fain of 11-2 Atobison 1 1-8 and Bouth-| «nipped on the Cunard liner Carmania, | 4+ juncheon to-day at the I ai . re was great #harpentng of bat-| ern Pacific, Texas Pacific afd Interbor.| *aving 1 bol , bo- man nw. b int die hullding | w ‘ xes and et Riohant pe is Tate is ¢ t bf the big whipments | Club in Equitable building as guests | . pAbnbc en Hap » nte| ough Mesropolitgn large frections. A «pected of the New York and Bir bap- | 7 i E Mteenth Assembly block of #haree of Erie sold &t the! Goldman, Sachs & Co also annour tere of the American ! ' nme a an | Distr to-day The Nameoki Clu. | opening at an advance of 3-8 the engagemenr of $560,000 in M. nich | | mat avates reguler Tammany organigation of | ‘The ement of large gold tm-| Mueller, Bohall @ Co. of $600,000 Mon, which onganteatto: i United States is Ba r Can - he will hold a pienit to-night goX bd Ladenburg, Thaiman & Co. added | cluded its national yerit itec te ngineer Cat jeuctiek Then 5 in Cellnet Maeaees ked « selling movement that to the tmporta by an engage | a tiantt hatf a dom table me : Fitty-Gfth aseret Ghd Wigtith ave. one point and the List gen. t also fn La of finance fn various par ' tures $1,000 Plum in Sea is —$—.——— ba and the. bays -rére Srepaiing ally @ email fraction, Prices rebound |tex told of the big v0 mat : thom thle ead tates | genre, atcaton movine so 21-+| GOVERNMENT COTTON |tinc's» morse th wtsgee ove | Girt Match hue, what they thir 7 < wo ite favorable way anyt they think of him | Teaponse | perity ae rhe: aie ae , yet gained currency throug, the | Vivetuations in the other tu! = REPORT SHOWS LOSS. [Cissy tteriox, of cieversnd, an } ¥ dent Roghevclt wets of Ross W s were narrower, but the entire/ trustee of the inétituts sa SFA Git n: v..@ ‘6 rival for the le developed OO Or “Th th t n T " t At the Loug Island Ratiway staton he. astound the Fs 7 hy isa Heya 55 Psy porns “4 | WASHINGTON, Sept, 10—A bulletin] “These are the banner times ae f ‘ ek & train eruier- war ‘1 vail ‘Seated’ Wis aiden ul vive made tn! cued to-day by tho Census Bureau| as my observation as a tanker a« wie $ tim in Oyster Bay in time for on had. loeeeees Mt, Wi ita ed pe wise the cotton sinned jn the United | business man goes, The wile realm | Pie tla Bt President Howevell’s sumu nantly "aanldd That “Way of tates up to Boot 1, 1H, at Mi.2H | of business in the United Sinton is ing with w score Bxcept Pas! Martor attend ue. Dench: : : 7 ing In the lap of @ whviesa@me wealth | toot pul © the mame time last year Miitedle Lite joss jonohue Pullman and Wabash S Ue ad been einmee. It ta all genuine. You car the 1 " Gov. Higgins was to be the only guest Pepa band nds and Repubdlic Stee! a |of % make up your mind the t w gun t After Mr. Morton had jeft t was ptated extraordinary, efforts ‘ot stocks to-day were| WHEAT EASIER ON | With ‘the mee at ine timt—the—Preeidert—and th epien lies: Se ‘ord | WS OF SHIPMENTS. | 2tucer wer were ve nee, discussing ene pea | ———— [as eae ssling miray Pim te tie Bini * § Wet of the merry. The Closing Qu the market Money Moy None of the political persons who |" Prof, RRO he TS) Peay TIED. tewee ted heavy | yy, ia obittts toon teak » specialty wt knowing oe eeete oes Gokatpriee to the other kee trom t @oout everything bud any intima | hees ank with remariatl Gon in advance of ti) ot Higgins COTTON CABLES POOR a 2 fall og a res the ad BW Roosevelt, When tie news reached AND PRICES DOWN. 22". ehipments of the genoral fall on the marble corridors of the ph Ave- | Jaa f crops. Realty: desis p Hotel there was the long sound of| The undertone of the foal cotton | 4 ns in @ x chile t 4 in “oush.' At was such a jolt. at (he outeet today Was un- | Am 4 The Odeli-Quigy peop once de With prices 2 to 6 points lower, Jo of a0 we Gareg that the cv! joel by poor babies from geen in Higgs Liverpool. Commission and spot houses | 4 1 » But members of bought, and the selling wes mainly bad i loa prices m =e Were equally ready to insist that the | toca) interests way wa orks, slosing prices 4 President bad invited Governor to |” ing prices wer’; October Noe Sagamore Hill in or to show more November, &99 to £90; De pieinly his approv: the Higgins to 626:. Jastigry, 9:00 'to 9.10 sepaieasy for the y, B17 big; Maroh, , tit to 0.25; 1 bid; 5 988 8 4 on on jourd of the | Obi ultlife, to-day re- | ¢ por fg Fondition ot Bopt. | & 106. was eRe WnaRR, A; | co! 5.9. barley rye, #6, f The closing Y Baptamber, | be ys £& to N62 October, 3.98 1p £64: Ne: Ps nh CISA chee terete Bp ee bt $21 |nun rises. S.a5IMun pete, 6.10)M the G i “at sel fo dane kesh tse Naty, 981 er H oa en 5 invitauon . orch, 949 to 841; April, 9.44 to{ * H | me egara’to|* May, # M to #62 “ rere oe $< |e 3 ny Mah os dr ie ast Govern conterence The GOLD ENGAGEMENTS + Creatas 5 eee Rebuliding ‘Friscq to 4a, candidate for | id ype eae term. endidat at pony OF NEW YORK, ont ial er , ty understood f°:| LONDON, Sept. 30—In the market to-| Min st ie ARRIVED J President — th Hig. | day the su of money were ex-\ 35° puri? pt . gies candidacy mi iat be nertled.at onde, |ceededt by t mand. Discounts were Biscuit ADVERTISEMENT, ADVERTISEMENT. \ Bh Perscha and Page told the Pres} ie Trading on the Stock Exchange A gy eee ae uc | Norman. gpekng. fe Pupekss, sort “Arthas | “rey wae quiet, busin: centring chiefly in x otth Am my i ee ee ial 7 Rotterdatt |the mining carry-over, GNt edged ne-| %. ¥, 2 Uritles were deprassed owing to the) Dy Ontinuance of gold withdrawals, and Pac |Home Rails dropped tn sympathy, there Penney ante “BEST” being practically no investment sup-/ port, Foreigners were dull, and Rus- |! INCOMING “STEAMSHIPS | DUB , TO-DAY | ry ttentam, Rotterdam fmenten, Antwerp Caracas. Ban dees niane were inicliied to weaken hy of Memphis reane! Bteel ticularly Closed mteady at ® fraction below te BD TO-DAY FIRST SSapuaaga Tmperin! Stites 6¢ 1901 cloaca ki % rian Ban Dre A Furnished Rooming House. || i GRANDCHILD OF ASTOR BE! QUEATHS $1,000,000. | POUGHKEBPSIE, Sept, 16—The wil ot Ceorlian L. De check, grandehiid of John Jacob Astor an a. witow of Gen "| Gian DeNotibeck, who was killed t in Conirgi Pack. twenty: vhve F | INCOMA ON STREET. = |: k SECOND = nt conacto PPea k A Good Boarding House. Fg tory year ad with dark | wih pe sist eal tek ees Opportunity” Ads, \AY Shi "yas taken f pital. She 9 phrase 4 wu yo eae. And. the ph ya become. ¥ TO THE FRIENDS OF HERMAN RAUB. The voting contest for King of Mardi Gras closes Wednesday, Sept. 12, at noon. Please cut out coupons of every edition of Evening World, insert name and send same not later than’ Tuesday night to Mardi Gras Editor ‘Evening World, P, O, Box 1354 N. Y. City, / Leuwsron fo 3° Ave F $9" 1060 St | All Ready for Fall. atmos t stoge~ in ‘ict i —h Shoes f wear andy home ¢ is good—the be than anywhere else, (A demonstrator will tell you all about the merits of the | Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Corsets at the Blooningdale store this week. jA G Gigantic Sale of Black Silks. the tbest Bla Silks w i n the co € for distribution at re been heard of for equal grades. We toh ar ir tremendously heavy purchases when pr t point ever kn he soundness of our belief t ald Be a decided revival of Black tks was abundantly proven th 2 by the great throogs that sar rounded the counters Immediately after the doors opened, Note these Black Taffeta Silks, 35 Black Peau de Sole, 19 Inches L c inches wide, natural wide. superior grade, nice finisti, 69e vaiye, 49c¢ 1 if nish, Soe value at Black Taffeta Siiks, 19 Inches | at B wide, superh rustling kind 49c Black Peau de Sole, 7 inches i fly quaranteed, 65c value wide, excellent grade, sells { regularly at $1.00, 79c i” teeecetee Black Taffeta Silks, 26 inches | now 1 wide, a very nigh grade silk 59c Black Peau de Sole, 36 inches, | i arranted for wear, ric rich finish, fine quality, reg finish, Sse value for ,., © tinck | aifete Silke, 4 tae 2 inches wide, excellent grade 65¢ Black Peau de Cygne, 27 inches, ff and rich finish, worth 85¢, at very fine quailty, soit and Blak. Fattata. Silke, J6-inches.| tick, nga! ake 415; ZOE | # wide, chiffon or natural fin |e. wavranted “tor "wear, T5C | Colored Tatfeta Silks, 5,000 I] regular $1.00 quaiit yards of various destrable Coes | |) Neat Taffeta aad Louisine | é lors, very st | W'Silks, in checks s | revutatly s9¢, & | Satin Liberty and Loutsine 35¢ | Silks, wonderful array, included are } 1s coo yards, -211 rich colorings, §9c. values, for all wanted colors in pretty checks) Black Taffeta Silks, 5 a and stripes, mien ee 29¢ |}, wide, rich chiffon finish old regularly for it it reeu 1 00 now Livor near totusda ~ Fall Dress Goods--Newest of New. 2 of dress fabrics, We say wili emphasis that we are showing the i largest and most varied ‘assortments of new fabrics for Fall in all New York, and every yard is desirable—none but the world’s best ever enters this store. These specials are unmatched anywhere. ‘ Henrietta Cloth, af) wool, silk finish, in the new Fall plaids, the “i tiest colorings, with silk bars and green and blue checks, all-wool Panama suiting and storm serges, in the most-wanted Fall shades. Both these are regular $9. cloths, but the price to-morrow 1s... Chiffon Broadctoths, light Henrietta Cloths, fine imported weight, strictly all wool, $2 inches grade, in a rich lustre, strictly. all wide, 20 beautiful shades and wool, the most charm: black, the $1.75 grade, $1. 25 ing colorings; $125 $1.00 grade, at Peduolia Cloth, satin face, import Tailor Suitings, in stripes, mix- ed from Germany, 19 of the most* tures, checks and ombre <ffects, {ashi oeaple ae and black; the Plenty of beautiful combinatic regular grade, to- choose from, at $1.50, $1 ¥ = With our astiat prodigaity we have gathered our Autism steck — Plaids, the new west silk aes . 4 weaves. and very prettiest Plain and Fancy Cheviots 5 | all-wool Panama, the combinations Im. 76 + ate por ted; prices $1.00, 89c. and C | = same width, and 42-inch all-wool 4 shadow check granite cloths, in Eollennes, silk and wool, in all the brown, green, red, blue and 7 ible street and evening shades, | yuo "goo Cloths, at Se rade, $1.00 cy ltigomminesaiee Main Floor, near Ri Linen Table Cloths and Napkins At a Saving of at Least 25% } 4 And Your Initial -Embroidered Free. sp did fustrous During the continuance of this sale we will embroider your initial on each cloth, by hand, and hem ail the cloths setting for $2.19 and upward absolutely FREE OF CHARGE. | at one of our force of ex- ne by the most careful and the h ig will edlewomen There are a great many cloths in fr this sale on all kinds. of ha be mat 4 anywhere. ‘8 4 Table Cloths at $3.00, $3.75 and $5.00, 10-4 Table Cloths at $4.25, $4.74 and $6.00. 12-4 Table Cloths at $5.00, $5.75 and $7.00. Napkins, 20x20 Inches, at $3.75 a dozen. Napkins, 22x22 inches, at $5.00 a dozen i Napkins, 24x24 inches, at $5.00 a dozen. Other Noteworthy dtems in Linens: xtra fine fancy Mucks, plain | 200 extra heavy Ree Table Huck, Satin Damask, Mem: Cloths, 2 damask stitcht and knotted fringe Etat 6 19 Towels. t ' eae for t Q 100 extra tine Satin Damask 4S8c Hemstitcht Dinner Sets, with ren napk nly 4 de $10.00 Main Fl. Sith Bt. Se i 150 fine imported Hemstite ht 4 { Table Sets, f Recs our dec FOr Sale. = The . Your initia wilt ‘He Applied fo the Cloth \ y ' Scarf and Muff Sets. Russian Sable Furs. ; } $39 Black Lynx Scarfs and sifu igh: 2 Muffs, $21 $575 Russian Sable Sets, $350, , set, $25 Blue Wolf Set, $10. $675 russian Sable Sets, $450. $45 Black Fox Scarfs and $750 Russien Sable Sets, $475, Muffs, $25 pt $25 Caracul Sets, $15. $850 Russian Sable Sets, $550. $900 Russian Sable Sets, $575 $25 Handsome Black Lynx ad ny) Sets, $10 ‘ neat 4 ‘ * $5 to $135 White Iceland and $25 Russian Sable Squirrel White Fox Muffs and ts, “315, Scaris, $2.50 to $09. ——__—— Lex, to 4d Ay. 59th to 60th St, ee, Bloomingdales’