The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1907, Page 14

TO END DEATH Central— Corporation Counsel Ellison, of New 1 El yorestocaay calls that ofictal’s atten- |}. Aion to: the complaint of the West Side Taxpayers’ Association that ~trequent Veslations-of the taw-nre-committed-by- the Now York Ceutral) Raflroad Com: pany in’ blocking “Tenth and Eleventh Ht seetha as though’ this ‘practice -ba ‘2 violation.ot.your-local-ofdin- hich would present an_effective remedy. Will -yoo—if*: you have pot oun 80—ploase. make an’ investigation is matter? If fot any reason you that you are without-powar to nde- quately deal \,ith the; situation com- municate with this departtnent in refer- panes thereto Indicating in what respect | We can be of masistance and service to eral) it iv reported, wil! be to jack up pon Ont” the Steinway terminal fran- him, “undor’ which’ “Beimont has Wied the Fight to construct x tum under the Bast River. It 1s asserted that the term of this franchise ex- poNDON 6? AMERICA “EUTHANASIA” | OF THE HEBREW Ss j srael aint 18 made to Alexander Hnrka- yay, of New ‘York. who “has been travelling abroad in the interest of Hebrew emigration to America, called that country the euthanasia, of the Hebrew-and “Hebraism: ‘Tho. stronger farce “lays, absorbs Pre aie said Mr. ni perseouted. ree has alw: Ase ant only. Of AMET the. Hebrews ‘enty hone. a Ww been strong- WITH DAINTY GIFT. PARIS, Jan. £—Tho people here are! tostay as pleased as they are surprised by the gift which Admiral “Togo has sent in response to the! request. for a by the directors ‘of the Marine-BMuseum.Insieaf of some ware Nike trophy or reminder uf the battle of the: sea of Japan, the great Nghter has: sent-nymphien, asediingstor the mirrora {n the Jnner court ‘of the "Pett Lait BAS. been bharacter- panese that Jt Admiral ts ‘said ‘The dainty weed nd no thorough Je" tutrac Barina Sapan at hie gardens and nepasteas vihe ‘will be wraiched with antic! serie one of the attrqotions of Petit Palais. nee age ened SPANISH LANDOWNERS — | 22s "MADRID, Jas, 8.—A great scandal-ts/ ‘promised from tho district of Jerex. where an aristocratic Jand-owner has ie thier. Weed and tht y have see break= -of-violation... falls ‘todo ily duty, the will: step in=and-do| J rikads nk appoint tifa youne, outa who wan_in th coach... She ince: Deen in a focal hospital. peta a samalas BISHOP ee WoT ‘entral—Rallroad—y sensed by a jury before Coroner Har- burger this afternoon for failure to and ferme Ughts on ezmen—at—the— cross streets 0 twenty. % 7aear ol aa iw rs =. Now ‘ork "Cantral freight ‘train at ‘Thirty- ‘ginta, strest and Eleventh avenue. The yeaon 8 Noy. 2, and Coogan’s "Ss Gating Be- -cameEatangled_in- -Ma---~- “chinery as He Worked. ite freight trains | ara | proposing to form a cuitural associa- tion under the Church and Btate Sep- Law, Mér. isi _the Bishop BERLIN, Jan, 8—A penalty of threo years’ “imprisonment for dancing is the} latest illustration of the soverity of wontences: imposed by military courts tnt! rppereentr= AFhle-puniahment wee oO two reservists, who, when shooting. at the” + Micted 4: dancing -baloon. where a pan Grol TOUIKr whats -Ganvig,— SERVIA’S KING DENIES: HE-WILL_ABDICATE.| BELGRADE, Servia, “Jan. 8.--King _| Peter to-tay* authorized a specific de- the. fo meverse the machinery to Tieceseary ltecover his body. aha! was seventeen years old, —at-No= 978. (aidred ind ‘Thirty-founh of hit daties was to ot} (Eaaat “One HY Btrect.One mechanism: TaSiés of the elevator wind. Listenin) from Ahe-boy anda stidded = 2 That l> haa happened to him shortty. .the_power, and.with Peter Cornnait, lan assistant. went to the top of the ele- Sto pulp between ithbcable and. the i Connell and-others held the body Hine. went down tothe engine slowly reversed the machin= Fy ao.thet it mi rts be taken out. The “was rn ese Pi re uct. which -becauie-en= The arrival-of-an ambulance. cat @ circuintion of a report that thers hy nan éxplosion in the plant and that several employees had een killed, _ ithe ody. of Eaton was removed to the eRe A fifth street station: “TELEPHONE TRUST GETS ~ $25,000,000 TO EXPAND. Dig Financial Gamiae Underwrite Loan Which Is Quickly Disposed Of. pot the-drum-upon_witer | Rus Picea, death by thet nta}-of- the Taman tothe effect. that it ix his-intention to abdicate or perma- Trt conalderation of financial compensa- ti can was -werlously Insured on the Fue qramsterdam Inst night in a Halon. patween. Automobiins. ROOSEVELT. TO OPEN + PHILIPPINES ASSEMBLY; ole} sf aNTLA-— Jan—-8—The election “toy the next Assembly. will beheld on July 1, 197, The election law: after’ the third reading, with some Immater- fal amendments; Will be passed this wreck, President Roosevelt and, Gecre- tary, of War Taft aro expected’ to open —Awsaznly—In_ October: tire Piliping prose is enthusiagto over the expected visit of the Preetdent, AGED BREWER CELEBRATES. David Mayer, a millionaire brewer, to-day celebrated his elghtieth birthday, He received many delegations from va- rious clubs and Ues at his home, Mme Sin Mayer. Is wald to be tho oldest Goorgian in the city and was one of the foundors of the Georgia So: There 18 to-be a family dinner at the Hotel Savoy to- mene. (elt particularly hard toward Miss Jones, Panetta! ly promi. | OU! “THE EVENING WORLD; TUESDAY, BELLEVUE NURSES ARE NOT TO STRIKE SALT SRE False Report of “Trouble and of Miss Jones’s Resignation Laid to Discharged Men. ; Bellevue Hospital ta having troubles of -tts-onn-in the way-of goaip these - daya. Miss Lulu Jones, Superintendent of the Bellevue Male Training Schoo? for| = everything, from reetimning: her position to appearing in a monkey costume at a * "JANUARY 6,— 1907s WHALEN BLOCKS Twentinth strects, ‘0. P, Interborough Had Eyes on Se, Valuable- Plot-for-Exten-- Ninth and Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Two “number-of-—elty squares, BURT A py the 1 was though Pa ithout any opposition, in fhe fact that ee atrlet Ia 4 eatin come one the northern part of the borous oeal bow r eave A Hearing 01 2. Broadway, and between Broadway and} this board and “nobody oppose tt?” enue to close Two Hundred | | 1 Two Hundred’ and Hundred and This would leave . Including without of the com- a rboroust i that the ap ation could be put-tnrouRh the is apite es! it possible that peala. such « thing as This can ¥o trough are held every uh nala: former Corpora, Whaten, d-Unniediately you. When Br. Deering had finished hin argument «Mr. Ahearn adjourned furtherahear|ny punt ns tunity (0 prepare thelr argumen awit Jn the. moan time no action cam be set i Campaign Gets Jot. Jan. §.—Election posters theatrical advertisements on ‘the. bil + wtreet corners Handing out election. a ind numerous ppolltleal meetings sive Terminal. ‘the “Interborvust” “Company” wits: The troubie seams tole Inthe tact that some of the young men in the Training School: don't tancy the Wea of having a womah superintendent. “Asked about tho reported trouble in Bellevue, the resignation of Miss Jon and the posalbiilty of a general strike of nurses, Dr, 5. 'T, Armstrong, Supet- intendent ‘of Bellevue, saft “Pnere. ta absolutely. ng: truth in tt: ¥vomtimeto_timewe;aroanpoyed down herg by a Ww ich. socked in reaching We stispect that thay-aee raat ee Cates nurees thom wo were {etced to. discharge. on Recount of thelr Incompetency, They who only: did her dt Re toe ony internal a agrite here, there tn sar Game to-object to pediciaponh ‘among some -t taxing I Ee fsa pel ae er Fine Lalu Jones naa’ been associated fn masduerade annals et Bellevue ae the nurse Who ca! eat bY ap. ao ee ine cHiallawsen wart? dact |: Autumn_in-monkuycbatume, ——Prect story weer i whole cloth.’ said | Miss Tones, never. a costume. We. peree *Pnientfol little: party, hers) hed all there was to it. eeetsigned= crt een now ing. to sickness. ‘and the work is very saa rT -sivk patients mre: ntinee> Joseph B. Briseall. who ts crea. ed Feith navi ie eaignatio Borough President catary Fe ‘the opponents and ero | tO tty. over for a week to give time to look into. the matter, ; Tames A. the city of valuable rights and steal territory In- the neighborhood of the new great Harlem terminal of the New York Central Railroad on the Harlem Ship Canal. ‘They! had planned to get Absolute control of every foot of: land between Broadway and Ninth avenue, from Two ‘Hundred | and Blghteenth set clear up to:the ship eandl, which (htcve” been'.oneof the. most im-| Patan terniinal yards in the entire, Morgenthau and John De Beals, who are themselves large tax-payers in the district. ‘The matter came up eat a hearing defore the local board of Washington Heights, and but for ‘the alertnena of Ahearn ‘would through with a rush. He questions — that brought de Ga sae haye gon tention clear that ‘the: move attempt to steal yaluable rights trot _Mr. Ahearn ‘nt once put it —Deering.expert—authority- wuch matters, applied for permission on Babel fio tithe ai eeereee One ven, {El to closs Ninth avenue from Tro Jive 0 “LADIES JAMES McGREERY & GO, 23rd Street, 84th Street. GLOVES. “16 button length, Glace Kid Gloves, _Colors include Cinnamon Brown, Grey. _. “and White... 0.2. ese + 2:75 per pair WAIST, DEPARTMENTS. In Both Storea, ~hmported-gnd- Original models: of ranges W: rand simple or elaborate Blouses, for Spring or Summer. ‘dress. — 28rd Si tree te CHINA iene) BRIC-A-BR. AC. : 34th “Street. In Both Stores, Annual sale of Fine China and Bis avBrac:—Lainps, Art Potteries, .Marble Busts and © Figures, Pedestals, Be all Clocks, Cut Glass, etc.” ‘A complete. stock. of fine English China Cups and Saucers, Plates and — Dinner ware, considerably below former prices. Included in the sale are :— English China Bread and Butter Plates —-and-Cups.and Saucers... sas. doz. Hh Fancy. French China, with floral - decorations and heavy gold edges :— Bread and Bote Plates €alad-Plates~ Dinner Plates. _ Chop Dish Fine China Dinner Sets. SRreach h China, open stock set..Ma-, roon border with heavy gold edge..75.00 vivir “CUT SASS formerly 65.00 formerly 90.00 7 inch Bowl and Plate, new de- Celery Tray....2.00, 3.00 “3.75. Jug, 3 pint size..-------3-50-cach and ire —brecenly-dretred ‘womsn.— ‘New Colfatiets Model Suede Finished Cloth Lived all through with black or gray satin —full opera” draped bocks—stylish cleaves § uf Coats’ with the desirable swing- Goeetica ioc Menyecesly cn la! pate en eee jerial- woud cost: yoU.~ Alterations FREE. Electric-and-Oil Lamps. —formarly-1 $0.00 to 18500 — "Bronze Figure and Shade .... 25.00 formerly 35.00 TRUNK DEPARTMENTS. 12 Both Stores. Sale of-Dress ‘Trunks. ~The -excel- ake of ‘Henry Likly &~Co,,’ highly. recommended for long. dis travelling. Made of selected basswood frames, duck covered, oil painted. Bound SALE AT ALL 3 STORES® Durrie Carpets... 23rd Street. - AAMES MoGREERY & GO, “DOMESTIC RUGS. 1a Boek Stores ~ Sale of Doniestic Rugs 200 seamless Axminster Rugs. Ex- tremely desirable quality. Size 9 x 12 ft. 23.00 Plain colored; Wilton, Axminster and ant to 1.75 Per yard don Stroot. In JAMES MeGREERY & CO. Both Stores. and strapped with white oak-tanned leather. Bronze steel trimmings. Hand- | _ riveted. Shirtwaist, Millinery and Shoe _ _-Compartments, as well as dress trays. 3 34 and 36 niches Russet Cowhide high 15-50 to:21.00 Saddler sewn. Gilt trimmings. Lined: with leather, oe “Sizes 14,15, 16,-17-and 18 - tt price 6.00 16 "8.00 Real Pigskin Bags. Lined -with-- English check cloth: Fitted: with-insid “pocket. Gilt thountings. Sizes" 14, 16 and 18 inches usual pric: 8.00 to 10,00 - “Wardrobe, “Bureau and Chiffonier ~ Trunks........ +b2+3500 to 65,00 MERINO UNDERWEAR. I Both seorce. Ladies’ Ypsilanti Union Suits of Bal- + briggan. With high or. low neck, long — or Anas: sleeves... value 3.25. Ypsilanti Dalbicwen Tights. 202 95C value 4.85 Natural wool Bands. seeder eee BSC | value. $0¢ Odd. sizes of . Furley & Buttrum’s English Merino Vests. 6... ..4+ «+++ 50° Odd’ sizes of Children’s Vests and Tailor-made Blouses for-travelling dress or riding habits; made of the finest ma- terials with erelient cut and finish ; as well as a.very extensive stock of Lace Waists-at moderate Prices. ; On January the ‘oth. : : 2,000 dozen Lingerie Waists. Ex. tremely attractive models, trimmed with fine laces and embroideries, 2.95,'3-25 and §.50 ‘value 4.00, 5.00 and 860 All orders for Waists made to meas- — _ure-are_requested as-early as-possible to... facilitate prompt delivery for: spring + wear, BUANKET DEPARTMENTS. 1a Both Stores _—.A-very Jarge-assortment of Crochet; _ Marseilles and Satin finish Bed Spreads. : On Wednesday, January the oth. Sale of finewhite Marseilles Spreads. _ Full size_ 2.25, 3.50.and 4.75 each En Both Stores. LADIES" CLOAKS. Fancy mixed cloth Coats, Suitable “for travelling. Three-quarter. length, lined throughout with taffetas sill. ae ‘ 15.00 and 19.50 | gfocrmer ly A7-00/t0,90,00 FE Eventing Capes._Made of fine qual-— ity broadcloth... Lined with silk. Copies ¥ -Drawa by 0, D. Williams, "(in colore—Sire 10x10 tnetiend/ 5 HE WORLD will give away to its readers: next Sunday a plate Pi separate insert with a calendar, all ready {or home or office. pictur ‘1s beautifully reproduced fromthe original painting, its original cofors.. This picture, wi January by other. art studies. new subjects from the pen and brush of famous artists, Just: righted.> By special gement The World is’ distributing ts the second fn the series. These. seat . ORIENTAL RUGS. Asale of fine quality Persian Carpets, . gx 12 ft. tora x 15) ft, 86.50 to 140.00 Kerman Rugs (finest. of the Persian f : ppieeane ory ono. ‘JAMES McGREERY & 60! B4th Stroot, 28rd Street. millions in Grea! York only. Bear in mind, THESE! PICTURES ARE iN GREATER NEW YORK: This Is the prettiest set of pie-- Pants in plain merino, and. black away with a newspaper, Each newsdealer has only 4 lm. Drawers ..eccecececerseee vieve ve oe SOC --value 75¢ to 1,00 Morgan “of New York} eabody & Ct et Boston, ind Baring Brothers a Morgan & of London. early all they. ui ‘foraign investors being heay. The American Telep and ts rapidly iwereasing. Its po fo finance new telephone companion: ret $Alning a controlling thierest ‘for Itseit "The present issue of \iates tn dated Jan. 1, for th x 23rd Street. No. time to be merry urbe With tata certiorari en