The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1911, Page 12

Taine nec (ease Teccer rosters a eect ann ner AES AOA GE I 7 NN EIN A NY 8 he had | at che Dad) vavy Yard May Strike. ymond co t of the] agua Sixteen el ¢ the second ; ‘| clase at the Brooklyn Navy Yard are threatening to strike Feb. 1. The mon recently joined an lectriciaas’ union nd then asked Master Blectrictar iy raise thelr rating be increased from Du ‘ His answer was to not #0 uch money #he| them that thelr rating would be re- he witness. ‘She | duucea to the third class Feb, 1 at $3.52 y that I saw Miss! @ day. | Mra, R jaeen Mis Opera it -INALL BOROUGHS | TOLIETHAT WOULD - -ISMAYOR'S VIEW) CHOKE A HORSE j teat |money te | Makes Detailed Statement of One Witness's Position in Response to Testimony {wa ned me | Against Mount Vernon’s Mil- | Labor Delegates. | lionairess in Slander Suit. TELLS OF HIS HOPES. the new triat of the action of Mine ‘ Grace Raymond against Mra Naome Dunecombe Ring, Mount Vernon's mi!) fonatress, for $20,000 damages for #lan Wanted to Begin Digging scr. was vecun t yreme Court Jus rechauser and Three Months After As: | Jury at Wh On the first suming Office. Ing before Su | trial Miss Raymond was given a ver | diet tor $4,000, but this was set aride by | Justice Tompkins. Another trial was granted because of | newly discovered evidence, cons yor Gaynor to-day expresse’ at a hundie of letters whic his views on the subway situa-| were written by Miss Raymond to a large delegation of labor men rick J. Ring, husband of the def Brooklyn and Queens representing | who waa then manager of the M Board of Delegates of the bullding | Vernon Opera House. Miss Rayn les who in turn feprescst hundreds | denies the wuthenticity of the letters. Tiousands of workers, The slander is alleged to have been The Mayor made {t clear that he ad. | ttered by Mra, Ring June 28, 1901, on “| South Fifth avenue, Mount Vernon. ies tie potty ae raion nee, | Mist Raymond declares that Mrs, Ring Ie car . In ¢ . with the present subway for a} _ _— —= five cent fa WOMEN'S $5, $6 and $7 Kid, and Black 5 Velvet, All it pots. 3.7 $0, $7 and $8 Leather, Bui and Bluchers uiton £5 and $6 Patent junmotal, Lace, and Bluchers .... ANDREW ALEXANDER SIXIH AVE. AT 19TH ST., NEW YORK ; eather, Wax and|§5 Evening Stinpers, tn why OB Button and sliver cloth, blac! sees eee 8.75 | ond bronze kid....... 5 ii iti i doesn't © rap, he added, who what company builds the new trunk subways so long as they are bulll no more than a five-cent fare ts for interborough travel. Financial Situation, Aa to the financial status of the situa- tion, the Mayor said that If the city iMertook to build independently, Wwelve years would elapse before the Combination of extensions would begin. At present there is the Interborough | Offer, he said, providing for an expendi. | ture of $53,000,000 by the city and $75,- oe Don’t Buy Your Tailored Suit Until You Visit Twenty-third Street, West Near Fifth Avenue, New York FEES OUR 1 st QUARTER ANNUAL S A LE STOCK REDUCING Left US with 486 HIGH CLASS VELVET, CORDUROY, BASKET WEAVE, CHEVIOT, CHIFFON, BROADCLOTH, AND ENGLISH MIXTURE HAND TAILORED & NOVELTY SUITS THEY MUST BE CLEARED WITHIN THE NEXT 48 HOURS—AND WE’VE PRICED THEM ACCORDINGLY FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SELLING: 15” TEST EES ST OUE REE SEE ERORE STE SESE Rees eee e ee ER RET EE SENT OT! SENT SSS ES EET EROS ET TM of a ride for a smgle fare, with unl- versal transfers. Ie cited the case of the surface roads in Manhattan which, § Pefore bankruptcy, furnished transfers | § at every intersection. With the break- | thg of the leases, the roads became in- Hf dependent, abolishing the transfer ays: | = tem and compelling the payment of ad- man named Nicoll | wanted to know | ” added the r The writer-—Nicoll-—said he | fepresented all the workingmen of | Brooklyn. 1 questioned all of Nicoll's ‘statements, It is very easy for two | OF three people to get together and ) Bend insulting letters to the " | “When I came into office I had to begin subway digging in months, but delays one way @né another prevented. “I never had any objections to the Tri-borough route or any other route.” | | “But the notion of two or three or {more Independent routes 1s so absurd | that I was certain the workingmen | would never stand for tt. “I receive many letters from persons | who do not know the first thing about | subw: algo written to me. ‘leaders. They are the sort that make | + @ big noise 3 days in the year and sell | jeut on Election Day. ' Very Little Money. “As to the money for building subd- | ways, the city has very IMtle, It would | twelve years before we could start extension to Coney Island. If the ‘borough offer is to prevall the city Lot 1 92 $25.00 Suits 85 $29.75 Suits 78 $35.00 Suits Lot 2 87 $39.75 Suits 78 $45.00 Suits 66 $50 & $55 Suits fe 75 i have money to begin the bulid- of extensions at once, whereas is) put all the city money in trunk lines | it would be yeare—twelve to fit- | before a complete system of sub- was Sullt. | hichever way it ts done the city) 9322 # pre ner ue grr ccr, om, toe | All the Season’s Prevailing Shades. Every Size for Women, Misses Ait the name to me. 1 never wav ore |l| and Small Women Represented. No C.0. D's. No Credits. No Alterations, = They are all run for the stock- | | @ have got to treat the ratiroads| Hy. If we impose too harsh or strict > ers fe Co.'o At 1 Hy Macy Are Their Low Pri ttractions ices Ay Seeesccensssceacsacnce:ss+ tat; mecsenenersseeees: “i Rath to ws way as tn Ave, BBth St, tions we might bankrupt them. wouldn't do the public any good. lucated up to that yet, judet from grafting practices we have seen in No, tt is your p oageaporicd ae; | fon—which must take up munie'! B Al G Be NSS cornea, wre . Altman & Co. | * headed the ‘telegation and introduced } S the speakers, comes from Lender | $) Charles F. Murphy's district and isn R fFammans., Kenneally acy wet’ BLACK DRESS SILKS IN coMPLETE ASSORTMENTS estaurant Sigeareten oe | ARE SHOWN, INCLUDING THE FASHIONABLE SATIN FEUTRE, Eighth Floor ’ SATIN. LAINE, MOUSSELINE DUCHESSE, BORDERED SILK VOILES AND MARQUISETTES, ALSO BLACK HABUTAI SILK. Diner de Luxe 59c Thursday, January Fifth 11,30 A, M. to 2 P. M. Blue Points or Little Neck Clams Celery, Radishes, Olives, Crout au Pot or Potage Andalous 8 for municipal operation, we are not | ation of raiiresds.” Liwarm personal friend of the leader of | | : $\_Comptrotier Prendergast and President | * Mitchel of the Roard of Aldermen held $a conference to-~iay with Borough Pres- ident George McAneny at the latter's Tesidence, No. 1 Ke Forty-seventh ‘street, in relation to the subway ques- tion, which comes up at to-morrow's . : ; tension of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment : ‘ THE FOLLOWING WILL BE MARKED AT SPECIAL PRICES FOR TO-MORROW (THURSDAY): Comptroller Prendergast and President Mitchel each have three votes, With the two votes of the Borough President they would command eight votes— enough to block the subway and “L" cima 4 . Grab of the Interborough Rapid Transit 40 INCHES WIDE, at $1.90 per yarp | Company. =. Areport that they had agreed to com- * promise with the Interhorough, the lat- 3 ter company yielding In a few minor * details, was denied by both the Comp- { troller and Mr. Mitchel. : ‘ Hi ‘ 2,00 YARDS OF BLACK CREPE CHARMEUSE, 2,500 YARDS 36 INCHES WIDE, BLACK SILK TAFFETA at 87c. PER YARD Lobster Fritters au Cardinal |) —_ NOT A COMMUTER THERE. ‘The Public Service Commission of the or Poached Eggs, Isabelle Sweetbreads Financiere Second Department to-day continued its bearing on the charge that the New York Central Railroad had raised ita § commutation rates higher than the law H allowed. * . A SALE OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS, BLANKETS, ETC., 1s BEING HELD, INCLUDING DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS, LUNCHEON SETS, CENTERPIECES, TEA CLOTHS, RECEPTION CLOTHS AND SCARFS, HEMSTITCHED SHEETS, af PILLOW CASES AND TOWELS, TOWELING Of BLANKETS, BEDSPREADS, COMFORTABLES, EC. or Roast Loin of Pork Although last summer the commuters Stewed Celery and Potatoes Rissole were declared to be up in arms aganst ‘the road, not one person except the lawyers appeared before the Commis- sion, nor was one of the commuters Present to listen to the evidence of the ALL KINDS, Toad. a Clerks from the auditing passengers Orange Cream Tartlet Aocount office produced more than three or hundred prepared sheets showing mile- Neapolitan Ice Cream age, number of commuters und amount ats van from commutation and faintly) Pitt Auenue, 34th aud 35th Streets, New York. || coffee, Tea or Cider. taken for the past five years. These bans srese othe skagen | YORK’S EST White Sales here-—White Sales there—White Sales all over town—but as you expected, only One Macy White Sale—Why? Because quality for quality, price for price— Macy’s prices are always lowest. New styles, new bargains, and original lots renewed, keep our stocks up to the correct pitch—in a word— THIS 2ND WEEK OF MACY’S GREAT WHITE SALE offers unmatchable values—values equally remarkable if not greater than for the first week. Now in its 2nd Week, Swings Along With Unabated Vigor. Comparisons will show these prices lowest: Nightgowns, 39c, 49c, 59c, 79c, 89c up to $114.50 39c, 79c, $1.09, $1.29 and 119 c9 555.9) 19c, 24c, 39c, 49c and unto $43.99 Corset Covers, 19c, 24c, 39c, 49c, 69c, 89c to $17.49 Combinations, 49c, 79c, 89c, 99c, $1.29 un to $34.89 59c, 69c, 89c, 99c, $1.29 in to $56.50 Chemises, Drawers, Petticoats, SALE OF LINGERIE WAISTS © “Gur waite sau > OF 79c for $1.10) Batiste Blouse, in- set with wide pane! of pin-tucking, em- broidery and lace; high neck, long sleeves. DTS y 9Mc for $1.50 Crossbar Nainsook| / Waists, clus ter- tucked and hand- embroidered; high collar, long sleeves. $1.89 for $2.50 Tucked Lawn Waists, inset with Valenciennes and Swiss medallion eed high collar, long sleeves. —Value $1.50 — lawn, tuck= 7T9¢Valve $1.10 - ‘Lawn, trimmed with hand-embroid red yoke in eyelet design and’ Valens clennes insértion dj trimm lace ar tions. 1 with torchon crochet medal- OUR ANNUAL FUR SALE} commenced with instantaneous success Wednes- day morning, offering ‘$100,000.00 Worth of Furs for Women At Even Less Than Macy’s Usual Low Prices. In fact, if bought in the regular way we} would have to get double these sale prices. } No one with Furs to buy can afford to miss this greatest } of all Fur Sales. Practically every known kind of fur} included, from a Caracul Set at $3.49 to a Mink Coat at $949.00. MACY’S FAMOUS SEMI-ANNUAL HOSIERY SALE NOW IN PROGRESS INCLUDING MANUFACTURERS’ SAMPLES AT ONE-HALF PRICE Women’s 25c and 35c Hose.at 15¢c Black cotton or lisle in three weights; and mercerized lisle in black or colors, 35c Imported Hose. .19c\75c and $1.00 Hose. .44c Heavy black ingrain cotton; un-| Black and colors: embro bleached foot or toe and heel; sizes] elties. 8! to 10only. $1.25 Thread Silk 50c Imported Hose. .24c| Blacit and colors BT. Black and colors; medium, gauze, bee Soles and toes; cotton ingrain, embroicaas@ and lace lisle;| Finer qualities up to Silk Lace cotton; in various weights. al $9.94. Men’s 25c Half Mess at 15c Lisle and cotton, some fashioned, others seamless; novelties, plain colors and black. Men’s 50c Half Hose at 24c Imported lisle and cotton, plain styles and novelties in nearly every color, ye Finer grades up to English Shot Silk at $4.69. ur Semi- SILK REMNANTS annuci Sate A clean-up of the season’s accumulations. Fancy Silks, Pongees, Foulards, Messalines, Japanese and Kimono Silks; also black, white and quiet colors—Satins, Crepes, Taffetas, Voiles, Satin Crepes, Ottomans, Moi uccession of attractive lengths for waists, s, slips, petticoats, linings and children’s dresses. Were 29c, 49c, 79c, 99c, $1.19, $1.29, $1.49, $1.79, $1.98 yd. NOW 19c, 29c, 39c, 49c, 59c, 69c, 79c, 89c, 99c yard. DRESS TRIMMINGS REDUCED A First Floor, 95th Odd lots of black and color ‘ cy colored beading, jewelling, tinselling, jet, white embroidered silk, spangling, pearl trimmings —inthe shape of bands, galloons and festoons, at these reductions: 39 49c| $2.97 $3.62 lo $3,964 63¢ 89} § 2 $4 to $4.89 87. $1, fo $5,394 S144 to § 4.96, wer 4 to $7.49} $1.98 s. oor fo $819 $2.48 lo $3.24 to $13.89 | Ist Fl Centre lered, lace yy nove Street, were were were were were were $7491 $9.94" were $12.30 Wane, NOVELTY SCARFS Shoulder Scarfs—importations from France, Germany, ' Austria, Jar and, and domestic v es, in black, white, colore tects, now revised in price thus: $2.48, ‘ u $9.94 lo $12.48 049, were $12.49 to $15.87 99.94, were $15.89 lo $24.89 $12.49, were $29.89 to $34.89 $24.89—Velvet Scarf and Muff Sels, were $42.39 and $4889 were | $1.14 TO $2.49 RAZORS j.., cy & Co.'s Attractions. Are Their Low Prices 9c for $1.10 Batiste Waist, ins set with wide panels of Swiss em- broidery framed in torchon lace; high neck, long sleeves. 9S8c for $1.50 Lawn Waists, yoke of graduated pin- tucks back and front; high collar and long sleeves trimmed with lace. $1.89 for $2.50 Tucked Lawn Kimono MOR, 7” 59 | square neck, short $2.69 pine §3:50-- | sleeves; Valencien- Kimono Blouse trimmed] nes and Swiss ine withimitation lace antique] sertion arranged and tucks. : 21 Ssianswise OTHER SALES Now In Progress At Prices Which Even For Macy's Are Unusual WHITE GOODS, Women’s Shoes, Furniture, including in ad- Dress Goods, Oriental Rugs, dition to the Women’s Suits, Git above: *C urtains, — Corsets, Women's Coats China and ‘etticoats, i" Cotton Fabrics, Men's and Cut Glass Women’s Motor- Canned Fruits Linens, Sheets, Men’s Shirts, etc., ing Apparel and Vegetables. é /\$269 $s -Value $2.50— mono Blouse, extend- ing over shoulders; Swiss medallion yoke PARLOR FURNITURE Final Clearance Sale of a Great Purchase of at 33135 Under Macy’s Usual Low Prices One of the best stocks we ever offered. Most of the frames are solid mahogany, in handsome new styles. Prices include upholstering in any of these fabrics: 4th Floor Tapestry, Verona Velour, Panne or Silk Damask Odd Chairs from $4.96 to $37.49 Three-piece Sets from $21.89 to $199.00 Five-piece Sets from $44.89 to $199.00 In our regular stock we have Gold, Vernis-Martin, Rook- wood Furniture in great variety, including Curio Cabinets, Parlor Tables, Straight Chairs, Rockers, Desks and Pedestals. The Music Cabinets reduced as follows: Were $14.89—now $11.89 | Were $20.24—now $17.49 Were $14.49—now $12.24 Were $23.24—now $20.24 Other Music Cabinets, also Pianola and Disc Record Cabinets; Mahogany, mahogany, finish and Rookwood, at $7.49 to $50.50, Bachelor Wardrobes and Chiffoniers Reduced. Mahogany Weathered Oak pare Were $40.40—now $33.74 ere $39.24 now $32, Were $36.34—now $30.24 Bachelor Wardrobes, mahog- i any finish Were $34.49—now $28.74 Were $40,49—now $33.74 In Connection with Our ORIENTAL RUG SALE We Offer These RUG & CARPET SPECIALS =» $23.74 for $36.74 Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 feet. $29.74 for $38.74 Seamless Wilton Rugs, two- toned green mottled effects with band border. $22.48 fot $26.74 Body Brussels Rugs, fine quality, ; good assortment of designs and colorings; size 9x12 feet. $14.74 for $18.89 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, size 9x12 feet. iy Bath Room Rugs, blue ereer=pinkeandawhite; fine quality. 69c, were 94e3 17x36 inches $1.44, were $1.94; 23x47 inches 1; 48c square yard for 74¢ Linoleums, 4 $2.17, were $2.89; 27x58 inches $2.88, were $3.84; 36x70 inches 74c for $1.09 Wool Velvet Hall Car- and Persian designs inches wide, , BOod assortment; tile and mosaic ef Ceiitre 98c Clearance Sale—including some of the best- known brands, such as Henckel’s “Twin” Brand Razors, Westenholm’s “I, X. L.” and the celebrated Wace & Butcher Razors Columbia saiety i.azors, sis Diades aid tropper in neat box; regularly 94¢ | “Comet” Safety Razor Sets—one razor, five 79c dlades, one collapsible badger brush, cake Wil- | 's Shaving Soap, in neat box: resularly o4¢ Wostenholm’s Kazors hollow-ground, half- rubber handle; regule : Heltah “Pipe brane; roundepoint blade; fine finish with flat black iy 98c, special le “Gillette” Blade Stroppers, with handle; CIE CARRARS 34 Gillette Q Stropping Attachment for Blades; fits into razor handle; regularly 21c¢, special at