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f" 2 ft TJ1E WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 2, 1392. .
I JAY GOULD IS DEAD.
Si
I
it (fmifltn'fd Iran Hit Pcrcr..
K, Goutdanel ills assoi-liUe-s "Tur brunch Hup and
fc other ln estnients Utcli w e-ni n orlkk s.
RV In addition to lUlill nan MMi'd Hint thr
W- credit ot the Company Imel been Injured
IS; Abroad, and Hint hundreds ot millions of ,
W foreign capital, iUlcliollicm Iso would li.it o
JW como to tills country, hint been locked up or
fe Invested elsewhere In ronscquenou of the
Vu methods employed by the iinuld mntingpinctit.
W The KansAS raclIlcronTOlldi'loii In 1 MTU '
W ;amo Tory near inxoltttiR (loulel liie-rlmtnnl '
'L, prosecution forcmbc-7le-mi'nt In IHteii. It in
s 'with regard to tho re lcao ol liu.ooi) nhart h of j
!"'f the Denver l'acinc btock irom a iiioiIkiiei.
I Tho Statute of Minimum;1) nlono.s.-ncil hlln. i
Gould vent awny on a jnclillnfflrlplii tli"
Atalnnta about tlilitimo and rciiiiilniMun.iy
' ' until tho matter had lecu (Icclrtul, and when
fc bo returned ho made n bitter attack upon hit
'f. ciemlei lu tho ucunpftici s.
Thr Wnlmsle Also 111 I lll llelliil nc-c-
winco Oould becimi'j lileiitltli-n with tho
Wabash road In 1MH that corporation has
's Iiooii liopclcMly liiwlu-cl la u.'Ul anil bur-
(.fir dcued with chCrmoiH ublljntlon. lie mis
fa I,ieldont In llH1,nnd (rot, hit own ic-cc-Iht
jSR appointed alter tho Company defaulted in Hi
jK lutercbton tho inortRigu debt. AflvininN
(4g Judco Coolcy wasappolnled receUer bj .luljc )
'M Orcshain, nf Illl lot-", desplto tho mestponu-
h ' fnl Influence bi ought to ix-nr upon him.
r1 During tho past tllticu jcnrs i.nuM has
iff. been Interested In neaily all tho (,rrnt rall
pa roads of tho country. Onoof lihe-hW boatts
fjr was hi? development (if me t-outliHiHtc-rii
S system. Ho obtained tontrol of tlio Missouri
;t raclflc, upon which thu Vinljiisli xjsli-mMns
,S? (Trailed. Tho Jllssomle Kansas and let.is,
9? St. Louis aud Iron Mountain and Tc-xoh I'a-
vjb cine were also tirouijlii Into tho Hjptcm. In
' 1887 Oould got tho stock of Jllsvnitl I'jillh
up to ll'-'. lie wa runout of the Kansas and
I Texas, being accused rf lining that road
meroly as a feeder for .Miss mil I'liclilc.
Tho great Knights of Ijibnr htrlkc In 18V,
hurt theso properties a cry u rluuslj . Among '
the other Western railroad and trnniporla
Hon properties In which (iould bns been In.
terestcd are Chlcagu and NeirtiiHcstc-in, Itock
Island, rncltlc Mall, Southern Tactile and
Louisville and Nastn llle.
He has also been at various times Iniye-ly
Interested In Uelaware, Liiekuuniiiia and
Western, New York and New Knglaud, Mill
inond Terminal, New Jersey Soiitlicin, ;iw
Jersey Central and a host of losei propertli k.
With regard to his ne-qulvliton of tho New
York Elevated railroads It was the same as
with other properties that no bvrnino tho
master cf. other nan planned and built,
nd Oould gobbled them up when the llmo
for making money out of them came. He got
possession of tho " I, " roads tin otigli (iiimiIW
datloa and the watering of nock. Iho
original Manhattan w as a paper company.
Ho succeeded In outwitting 1'leld and
Knecland and, after a bitter tight, got com
pleto pobbcsslon of the properties. Hold was
swamped In tho collapse of the bull moil-,
mcntlu Manhattan In men, and (Iould has
always claimed that he caino to Field's icseuo
and sau"l him from bankruplcy by taking his
Elevated ltaliioad stock oil his hands. Iho
block fell from 17f to U'O.
Ilix WnliTii IJnlnii llrnllnun.
The history of tho Western I'nlon Ci mpany
also clearly illustrates the mtlhodsbj which
ilould obtained his control of nst properties
and worked thctn lo his ow n luHautage. Do
got his foothold In iho Wistcin Union lu
1881, and has since absorbed eery Company
that attempted to compcto with It.
AS In all tho other Oould propt riles there
hub been a tremendous Increase In Iho West
ern Union's debts and securities Unco Ihu
Wizard camo Into iower. Kvrjr rival coin
piny had to bo cruslml, no matter what It
emu Iho cnpltal tlMk has Iwen Increased
Horn f'lii,()(iO,OOU to lKO,no(l,(ioil by Iho ab. '
aoipthm of tho Mutual Union nnd llnllllutiu!
I and Ohio companies.
Although (louid was ouo ot tho homiest
operators Wall sticet our had, Iw was nter
a munlxr nf tin' Mock Kxchunge. Ilo was
alHfljs associated Willi some linn, thiough1
which ho conductfd his enormous transac
tions. Alter the dissolution of Hmltli, Oould
A Mrilln, nould became u kllent partner In
Ihu firm nf llehli n .t Co., ami then In the M r in
of . K. Connor .t ( n., nllli whom he was as
soclatidlor ten ) ears. He Is said totiavn re
gaidtil Connor ns one of Iho ablest lieuten
ant" hooter bad.
Mm ril of his largest desls were engineered
1 1 , him'Ii men as Charles S.Osborn aiitlUIIHim
Ilealh, In the innlcof IXNII H Isgmcrall)
liclhivid that Oould was wry nearly 1I1U1.11 I
to Iho wall. Worrlshoffi r and Cammaek wero
alter him, and he certainly lot a giealdeal
ol mime) , as did also liussell Hage.
Ill 18H-.' oould took somu friends Into his
)nlnle olllee and showed Ilium tils strong
inr; lu Ills i.ife. It contained '.':l,OUO,Oil(l
worth of securities according to tho slork-s
wlileh Hero cluulaled at that time, lu 1NM i
lie iii.uli' aunt her veinl-piilillcoxhlbllloii of his
wealth, and at that lluiu ho had even more Hi
his sale. !
Ilo owned tery little property outsldo of Ids I
stocks and other corporation securities. It Is
estimated that his Ineouio from these was at
lnst H,oO(),uOO a year. Ilo always con
tributed heaWly to campaign funds, ihi
tlally in general elections. 'Iho principle
uponwhleh he made these subset Iptlonshn
disclosed on one occaMou lonnl!iestlgallng '
committee, beforo which bo wns called to,
testily In regard to his Kilo management. I
Ills I'nllllrs lleiiemlril l.'pon "(hr f llim. '
lion." '
He said he nlwajs eontllbuted to thoex-j
peimes lu districts along the line of his roads, '
and hu n garden (hem as good paying liic-t-mollis.
When nski-d what political party ha
Hiippi'ilcd lu making such contributions, ho t
leplled that It depended altogether on tho
HUi.ttlun. In a Hemocrntlc district ho wns n
Democrat and In a llcpubllcnn district he was
a llepubllcan. When the dUtrlct wns doubt
ful he was also doubtful, but he was nulhlo
man all tho time.
It was prcumalily tho miiio with lilmln
regard to all his Mist pioperlles, nnd ho
gauged his contributions In tho needs of
each particular caie, looking out for his uwn
Interests tlrsi, last and nil Ihe time.
It Is said that the appointment of Stanley
Matthews to the supre mo Ilcnch of tho fulled
Stales was tho tribute which ho (aclid
Horn Iho llanUld administration lu return for
Ills contribution to Iho Itepubllcan campaign
fund In that contest.
In private life (lould'siccord has been that
of u must exemplar eltlcu. Hu luted Ids
f.iiull) and spent all of his time outside of
ids buslmss hours In their compaii). Ills
; tiiuiii' llle was an calm nml pure as his public
i lire lias been storm) and tainted with Iho
suspicion of dUhoiiesl) nnd dicker).
I IIU style of living has not been pretentious
although his mansion on 1 lull uveiiue Is lur-
inlslicd rlchl) and lu it manner dial compares
favorably with those of the wealthiest of thu
town, and his couiilr) seat nt Inlngtou-nn-llic.udsiiiiUioMcil
with ever) thing th.it
wealth could purchase.
Ilo has newr entertained etonslely, and
only n few outside ol Ids Immediate Mtutl
haocnJo)cdtho luxuries which he has thus
provided lor his personal comtoil aud recrea
I Uou.
Ills conservatory at I nlngton is one of tho
largest and most complete In tho world, and
Is said in bo on!) equalled b) that of tho
Iiuko of Westminster lu I upland. It con
tains thousands nf Iho rarest and most toau
tliullloweis and plant, nnd, emIMdo ol his
slocks, this Is his one gri it hobb).
lie also po-sesses Hue lllnailes and n mag.
t.HIwiit lOllnelloii of pictures and Mutual).
Ills Meant nelit, lh" Atulanta, Is one of tho
largest aud most sumptuously appointed
cratts of Its kind Unit has iter been con
strucled. Ills snld lo lute cost blin mini'
tliau o,ooo a )i nr to Indulge ihls luxtir).
Tlirnslinl lit One l III Milllii-
Onoof the notable Incidents liieiould's Wall
Mnettorner wns his publli' ihnsllsemeiit h)
Major Mlotir.a big Kent mkl in, which oc
curred In lhT7.
Se lover had Inst n pile of money lu nieeuh
llon.aiiil attributed ills ml-forlmie tiiOould's
maiilpiilatlou of the market and Ireachei).
Hi) snoro thai he would thrash lle'Httlo
mill wheneter lie met him. Ilo cnmii across
li I in one day In i:cliniine place, and niter
ptimmelllng tilin and Khaklng him up rnan'lily.
I,n dropiHsl It t in in ir an Iron railing Into .in
ureiwaj.
C.uiilil timk his punishment phlloiophlcally,
but It Is said that lor u long tlineallirlh.it
he never went aiounil lu Wall sliei t without
having some on" near at hand who could
lender him assistance in case ol mi attack.
llcportsof Mr. Oould's serious Ihncn and
ctcli ot hi) death hato been set nlloat man)
times In the last few years. Many of those
repirts.wcrc undoubte-dly put forth by Weill
blrcet speculators In the hopo and ultlilhu
IntonttoatTect tho sluci; market; but It has
been a matter ot common knovvlcetgo Hint Mr,
Oould has not been In robust health for
several )cars, no'ftbly since tho dcnlli of his
wife, Jan. lit, lhlM. 'I lie loss or her loving
companionship fell heavily upon hlin, nnd
lessened Ids povterot resistance to his chronic
ailments, neuralgia and biliousness.
Al;outa)enr ago at ft meeting ol railroad
directors In Itusieli Kago'a olllco Mr. OouU
becaino greatly excited. It Is mM, liceausu ho
was overruled In the matter of passing a
dltlilind, and ho utterly collapsed, lulling lu
a faint wmlo arguing his point with hit fcl-low-dliectors.
Aphtsli'lau was hastily sum
moned, who npilled rcstoratltcj. and tho
great financier lallh'd so that hu colli 1 bo
taken heme. Mr. Hugo and thu ph)slcl.in ac
companied him In Mr. mho's carriage.
Since that occurrence Mr. isould raiely
llted his onico lu tho Western Union lltilld
Ing, and seldom camu ilawiilotvn. Ilo vras
eonstanlly advised by his physic-tun Hr.
Munii belli at bis home n tlijj city and at
Irvmgton.
I.arly last spring fir. (loald, with bis
daughter Helen and his )oungest son und
IHr. Munn, went on his privalu ear for an
extended tour of tho .VJUthwcst. I'lnillng tho
I climate ol 1.1 l'nso. 'lex., congenial and luuc
I llclal lo his health, be remained theio several
I niontm, nllcrtvards vlltlng i olorado aud
I scte-ral polliU In tho llocky Mountain region,
ruturnlng loNc-tv ork In much bcttei ph)s.
leal condition thin tvhon hu left.
I'llorto his departuru em this Jouincy, a
I guod deal ol excltcmtnt vvuscauaedlii chinch
I circles by a conli-rencu or l'restoleilan clcr
gymou called at Mr. Oould'a house, It Is said,
I at the liistancunl Miss Helen ilould. At I tils
ineullng the sulijici ol church extension was
discussed, uud Ml. (iould handed to llc-t. Hr.
John Hall a check Dir 1(1,001) as his contri
bution to iho treasur) of the church Kxteu
1 stou hoclvty.
I 'l his gut nml the manner of lis bestowal
'mill"! lorth much i illlclsm, notably Horn
Itcv. In-. Charles II. I'aikhumt, who nulla iel-
v cried upon the bourcca of Mi. (mold's ivinlth.
Hr .inn mul nun Mil" Wisnow'n :,o IllINil
hYllCI' fin jour chllileo.1 while tetliltiK JBc "
IRyilTfo" BE HER MINE.
Duuravcn's OhallonRo on tho
Aurania Duo Sunday.
Tlic Hrltlsh Sportsman's Yncht Will
lie Dcslneel ty Wataoii.
Most of tho details of Iho challcngoof tho
110) al YnilitMuadron In behalf of I.I.Hi Dun
rn'.oi. lotho Nuw York "inchl tlulj lor a laco
loi lln Ainerlci's cup hato bee i secuiedby
an Associated 1'iess lepoiler, itho Inler
tletvcd Lend Iiuniatcn tcslcrday In i.ondoii.
A ihallenge has bien Icrwardod in my
Irel.alt b) the lloyat acht bipiadton, ' sail
lend Dtturuvcn. "'Ihu iiamo of niyvistel
will bolhe nlkyile, cutler-rigged, length or
loid w nter lino K." led.
"If tho challengll.'.' vessel e-xceids the
length on thu loal w Her line ns speeill'-d In
cliallenii) bueh eecbs Is to count double) In
cilcul 1 1 tit ; the tl.ne niloivance, but In no
case Is iho challenger lo exceed herisllm ileJ
J length by more than u' per cent . tho uiiin
rule to Is) colored! agalntt Iho vi'Ssol elulenel.
j Ing tho cut uuli'-s siicli iChec-1 v.Hln exlit-
enco or In course of construction Oct. ye) last.
" In Hint enso tho only penult) on the ellf
fircnco In the length on tho luul unter-llno
, betweuii lliu two ves"elsvvell la' inking or giv
ing ordinary allow nine, according lu thu ruled
ol thu New Uik nclil ( lull.
" It Isuudi rstood und agreed that should
tho challenging club obiiiin custody of thu
cup, it holds ojwn to a e liallei.ge under pre
cisely similar conditions lu lliuso under vviile h
li challcii,ed. but It trill not bu lit Ilberlv to'
refuse a chilli imi-uccoidlng to the terms of
lb" died of 1NS7."
Lord Hiiuriiveu added llial the) Special
Commllleo of thu New ioik acht e.loli
seined to tlie-.ii terms, and thai nothing
iould Interfere to prevent a race novvunlem
thu Club ns a whole ionises to rullly thu
Coinmllteo's leccepinnce of the challenge.
'Iheelnlo of iho contest Is jet an open lines
tlon. but probably will l.elo October, 1 Mia.
el. I. Watson will design Hie l.ngllsh boat,
unit shei will l,u huillon Hie ( l)de.
Ihu AUianla, tvhlcli has In Us mills tho
challenge. Is exinctcd snndav, and thu
M-vv orl 1 aeht club will take sumo dellnllo
aetlou nc.'.t week.
THIRD OF AN ISLAND SPLIT OFF.
Detrvlla of finn Snlvndor'B Loto
Eortliqmvko Exporlonco.
rr rorTA-TKO riersi.l
svv 1'iiAM isro, Dec y 'Iho stcaincriliy
ot I'anaiua brliiga further news ot tho earth.
epiako In sjii Milvnaor Oct. Is. sins of
! activity wero notice d about the crater of tho
' Conclioipn toleano, near I.a Union, lu tho
jdiilfor l'onscci. At til o'clock that night
enmo a tlulcnt earthquake, and the 5,100 lu
habitants ot I.a t nlon lle-d to tho leach.
Shock uflcr shock struck the city, and thj
' idler buildings wero tumbled In ruins 'Iho
' siono l.ithe-elral wns rieluced to ft lurmle-ss
heap and lllly or slxtv nlher buildings wcic
I wricked. Thcii'v-Ioui peisons vveio Injured.
I oue-thlrd ol the Island of Conc'liei)iilta, lu
thu oull c.f Ioiihci, seven miles irom I.'
I nlon, was spill ell l) tho shock and sud
eleul) sink out or sla'ht.
SMASHED THE PITCHER.
1 Dunn Uonel It With Effect on Ills
I Brottior-ln-Law's Hone!.
I I ul.e Meliermott, of 31 1 nter street, got
mm a light with his brotliei-In-lnv, Mlclno
Duiiii. acd ilghleen, at his homo early this
inclining, duilng which Dunn assaulted
Meliirmoet with a pitcher, which he smashed
I ove i Ids heal, badly lacerating the scilp.
Mclii rmoti was sent lo Chauilcrs hircct
! Hospital, lluiiu made his escape.
GREEN-GOODS MEN PROTECTED.
Ilobolcon Pnllcomnn Says He Had
Orders to Lot Thom Alone.
It Was bt ought out beforo llccorder Me
ilouougli. In Hobokeu, yesterday tbntairniig
of gi ceii-goods men are working openly there
with every evldento that they uro under
polleo protection.
l'emr alleged green-goods men wero brought
1,0'oro Iho llccorder, ami Sergt. Vanning
testified that when ho acruscd rollceman
'I lotjeii o! protecting the swlndlers.the latter
told that headquarturj gato instructions to
let llii'in alone.
None or thovlctlms nppenrlug tho llccorder
discharged tho jirtsoLers.
EARTHQUAKE AT CHATTANOOGA.
Shock LnRtln? Ton Eeconda Foil
Enrly Thin TJornlne.
irt AffortAtru rnmi.1
C.ii vrriN'ooeit, 'lcnn., Ilea ". A very per-
(cpliblccarilniuakc shock was lelt hero Ihls
morning nt :)0l o'clock. Tho iluiattoiis
lat'ed ten seconds.
j 'I he shock was not si severe ns tho ene
! which first shook Charleston lu Ikhii, but
was llko Iho Ies3cr shocks which followed
sovci.it e!ii)s alter.
! Iluinlieds or pioplo felt the shock here, and
! It has created n great sensation.
CONVEYED TO THE PRESIDENT.
Ceipo May Cottniro Deoeloel by Mrs.
Harrison's Ilelre,
IlrT AfnoriATvo ririe l
( vi-rMav CoriiT-lloi-SK, N. .1., Dec u. A
special warrant elecd from Kiissill II. llai
ilsoaaud wife, .Mrs. Maryll. Mclieo and her
, husband, heirs at-lavv of Mrs. Caroline hc-oct
llarrl'on, was recorded 'ihuisda), coinolng
thu t ape May Point collage to tho President.
DIborspcI Cattle in Camden.
Cttini.s, N .!., Dec. L'. The Hoard of Health
. has appointed Hr. Miller and Dr. Hellers spe-
, elal Inspectors to examlno all cattlo brought
j luln tho city. I'll o live beotcs which wero
seled )esieiday in c. sehuilders butchering
esi ebllshinent nnd killed tveru tound to be
stirfe ling Irom tuberculosis. Seven more head
wero sclcd at tho West Jersey Itnllroad
depot.
Found Dend In a Cell.
J. W, Hills, fnrmnly engineer at Christ's
Hospital In Jersey city, tvus found dead this
moi mug on the floor of a cell In iho Wobster
let eniio polleo slntlun. Jersey City. Hu was
carried Into the stillon-bouo last night by
bull adoon bo)s. who tound hlin I) tug on
tlio HldoHiiIk helples-ly Intoxicated. Hills
lived at lt;."i Woodward Mreut, On the Heights.
Alcoholism was the supposed came or death.
Chnslntr tv Dlbzlnar Van.
A flre-englno chasing a burning furniture
van ulTordci! a novel spectaclo In Waverly
1 place last e-venlng. Tho driver of tho vin
ill I not know It was on Hie, and wnsiolng
his best lo gel nvva) irom the engine, li wns
iiverliaiile-d at Macdougal sticet and thu blae
, put out.
mm
Aid for Dotoctlvn Carey's Widow.
'Die widow ot Detccllvo John Carey, who
was nun dercd by James Wheeler, alias "He
lllaiichette," Not. II, will recclvo 411,000 or
I lime from the' benefit peifoimanee at Harry
. tuner's people's 'I heatro )esterday. Nearly
17,oeio tickets were "Old.
J A DOLLAR PER WEEK!
; Diamonds, Watohes and Jewelry.
Yn I'm not in It unlrM ).urlr liar a briviitifiil
Ci iplnisrt ,ri-4(Mitt leinl wr will fiinil-ee it At h ii h
it.y )iiiufiils lent inn evil eii-vor mlti it 1U.
Iniftiilr tii.tiine liMteinr. ('ill it outc een 1 feecurn
i tn i rtMiie el i,nr f-lntneit AMortmont lereeitatij
I mutt relUliln Brtlvulmlt incut.
CHARIG & CO., 233 B'WAY, OP. P. 0.
Who understands women t
Men cannot. All theories fall.
No man ever suffered a single
pang like untohers. Nomancan
know how and what this suffer
ing is.
Women gladly turn to a wo
man for sympathy, counsel and
help in their peculiar troubles.
Lydia 11. Pinkham deserves
the confidences showered upon
her by thousands all over the
world. Her "Vegetable Com
pound" has done more for
women and given them strength
to rise from physical misery
than any remedy of this century.
The great cause- of woman's
misery is in her womb. The
"Vegetable Compound" goes di
rect to the source, drives out
disease and invigorates the en
tire system. Baekache, fainting,
despondency, in- jZl&k
digestion, bloat- -wSj
ing, Ovarian fa. .JaM
troubles, and leu- j3 vra3
corrhoea are sure lyv, ff
symptoms. wlr i
AilitriiiKl.il ..II II, orii-nt $" nhSWOS'
by lent, I l.rmol l'il'ior UjfevvJsSii' '
lininr. uririlili r.fl. rf- -riy!l.ltfffr"'M
('t,rif.iH.iiein Irpfly in- mwkPuSxV
lfi.a Ail.ltr.i lu lotiS. -z.v- dp m.
d.Hif, itn r. mm.. V" 'K
BAVl tln.ieAI. Ci., l.J.SK, jZ.8J&.Z,.
Vms. Mm ntli, Sic. or.M
STEDIWAY
Tlie Standard Fiaiios oftlie World !
The Largest Establishment In Existence.
Warerooms : Stelnway Hall, New York.
M'GOiNlGAL GOES TO SING SING.
Hln Hoad Wan Dont Dova and Ho
Spoio to No One.
Henry (i. Me (ionliral, the slayer of Annie
Cooilnlii, left tho Tombs this mornlnj: for
sin blnij to begin a soutenco of fourteen
jcars.
'the old dector tvoko up cheerful this inorn
lni,'. Ho had braced himself up by a good
night's sleep, aud told tho keeper thai he
felt much epilsler than )C3terday. No ono
en. leu to sic him.
A t 10 o'clock Deputy Sheriffs Ilurko and
Wh.ilen nrrlvcJ, nnd slv prisoners wero
b, milit out (wo women and tour men.
Deputy Ilurko took Mri.onlifat bf the arm
and tliu little procession moved towards
l'lauklln sticet.
'1 ho party boarded a Kourth aveuiio car.
1 he-y le-Il the m and Central at 1 1 o'clock.
Mclionlgal walked with n rather slow- step,
his head nunk forward on his breast. Ilo
seared) noticed tho ki opera as ho posjcd
them and spos-u lo no one.
Will Rob No Danktt for Ton 1ioe,rii.
l'rederlck ssmllh and James It. Morris, who
attempted to robe he I'armero' National Uauk
ol Allentotvn, N. .1. Tucslay alternoon, havo
been sentenced to leu Jen is each lu tho Mute
l'Hson at Tic-ntou. 'they will begin their
terms lo-da).
Daniell
and Sons,'
BROADWAY,
(The Block) 8th 8c gth St.
Men's Furnishing Dep't.
SHIRTS.
UNLAUNDERED.
As a leadei- we will soil for a
few days 250 dozen of our
famous Unlaundered Shirts,
best Utica Muslin, 2,200 linen
bosom, all hand finished and
made in five different lengths of
sleeves, guaranteed to be
equal to any custom shirt at
$1.50. Price for this sale
J each.
6 for 4'5
300 dozen fancy trimmed
NIGHT SHIRTS,
56'" caclu
worth 75c.
BROADWAY,
8th and 9th Sts., New York.
Everything in
Optical Goods
AT
GaNUN & PARSONS,
OI'TlCIANN,
5 West 42d Street,
Ilrtttrrn 5lli ittiel (Hit Ases.
Sues the Collecro for Damngros.
bldney S. .loc eiuelln, who entered the fresh,
man class at Columbia College lu October,
1HU1, and who was afterward c gelled tor an
alleged attempt to buy examination papers
irom the collezo printer, is now ruing tho
I College fcr JJU.OOO dumages.
Hats, Shots, Men's Furnishing,
The hnllrr's nr hns nt Inst fnunel ll,
lo t;lre iIip arnri-ritl nrllstle innrh,
csrn lu nil nttknnril Itcurr, birt fP.
niilren n Rrcnl ntneh in llluslrnlcnll Ilil.
Vnur hlch-nrlreel Inilier, tt lib his .lnj
sl.slo llint be lulls exclusive, rnn't do H
lint ho rolls rselnslt riirsn ! mere imr!
rov,r. Tim store llmulnr tho leirEr,t
no el mast snrlrd ImipIik'sk It the ant- thni
lina the inost rteclHsIt Mtnt-lc.
fTfJ Tin AllnoecontlnaMonlh,
(Yt-'Ml topmo't usteof psnulirltr.
Jy "&jr. rtioci, ti.jo, tai), $1,40,
'VjMfrj 'lh" "Cirlubsd" (iicnlta
Jff Jj mliaoftniti), t3.lq.
ni'.RIIVx, 4 untilrs, SI. DO, Sa.n.t,
SV.HO. IS:t.lO. Hn.li ol' llie-se lml ,
pi erless In ttiliie.
s.Ilk llnls. Inlinttnhlv nt.-elisti nnd srrr
llclil wrlulil, 3 Kinilrs, S3. 110, Sl.st),
So. SO.
Men's Underwear.
Direct from th mill, (intr on small profit bft
twdiu rou rnd the maktr. o mlddlamaa'a
lirofit,.
SUIe coioird Castmaro blilrta and Orawara
(kllchtlr lm.)9?e. ; nrat would ba 32.00.
lljslantr Under veaTotlamb'a VTOoKflaeoellnadl,
1.'J8; worth JS.T5.
Tho Btonpinan liand'mado clovo.fitttnc undpr
e-r. Meifla from the choloeat, Ionic corubai
vfeol, apun by nnw process Ths narroeiit sill
not shrink or lose ita elatticltr. Tii prleo is SI 00;
(or s lo .11 shirts or 28 draerers Tito 25c. (each size.
Ilrettles'a Ibsllk Underwear, 12, 1C, 18 and -.0
threads, al bottom prices.
A rhnieo lot of Necliirceer (nil Treks)
romp to riet In n vny tbnl IcIh iin pnat
theui lu sou nt linll'prlcr
4!)e., tiorll SI. 00
ONc, " l.li
Men's Shoes.
Prntret ynnr Hprenttltr wnlm Irom dump
rhlll, (jo-mniuer Itubbe-r nhoes. tlOe.i tha
SI sort.
t'orU Kolei Shoo ((Jooiljcnr tTPlt)...S3.P8
t'orli Hole tttinrq (uplt sevvrd by
bnnil) LPS
Oil (irnln Slincn (Itnsset nnd ninek) fl.US
Our regular Mock, 92.1)7, 83.IIH, 9 l.OH,
pltlirr rnll nr pnlpiit Ipndipr nt each
price t the vnlup U llip icjrt bcivt.
Tlip prices nml qunllty of thpso Short
nrc ttorlli rnrelul atudy.
C'litnlnjtiio mnlled Trpp.
FLATS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.
JFLATlS furnnhrjd completely; no canh reauirod
down, aty waekl ptymentti low prices. Hagf.
FURNITURE-
CAKPKT8ancl fnrnllnre aold nothing downiloni
creUlt.lsrue tarlotr. AEt. lor lactones, 242 VV.2J4
SPORTING
HUDSON CCTHNTY JorKKY Cl.tln.-Ilaolai
e?er dr. loats from tranklln. Aid, Uarolar,
CbKstopbersind ltttl at. ferries. Hpsolal Hoatfroal
, Annex, luitoa 1 errj, llrooklrn, at I'J.lSelaitr.
J b. WlllllillkAi), fxaraurr.
i linmniiiiiT. eiinmiimiMmiiiim..... a mmlii' .iiiein "" m.mnviiiiimiiniiiiniiiiiiiii n h imiiiei imiiiiiihiiiih "" ""I eeiii'iee mine i
a jl U lHOP Q Pfl Will Demonstrate the Purchasing Power of the Public's Precious N.
yS V lm lm IxHlll & Ulla Dollars by this Mammoth Sale of High Class, TailorHade f
ik. SUITS, OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS, jfx:
rA " A TO-DAY ANDTO-MORROW!! PONDEROUS BARGAINS. M (fyA)
' tl'- V v IT AVe fitlviso every ltinn in lU't'il of n Suit, Otcrcorit or Ulstor to itivostiLriito our pinnd ofTennfr. It don't pay you to put it off. Hero's tho height of tho nctt6on, when you canjF W I
'Ns'i') v 5 I a tet tho luost Bcrvice out of n ooil Ooieoiit. l'ticuB will not or lio lower. AVo'ro olleiiitf? (iiirinents now at tho price of tlio cloth alone. Comparisons to most people aro ocli &y is V
X& ssskv o'- Notions! Wo want you to look coinpaio our allies. Tho icsult will ho a hatiulicd uustoincr .vho savetl from S3 to $10 in solid monoy ou bis purchase by buying of W f')' fjO Is
J . VlP" L Compare the Overcoats Wc Offer at &- jrafes. Compare these Fine Suits at $12 -W ' ' flmfe trn
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C07,. sv 0 tf' , Tlloro nro co siylcii ot tll0m; lho3''ro ovor-v bit ns .oHKkSSwv with Suits sokl nt ?18 am20 olsewliere- You'll givo Mr ' C fr'wi" DZl"
" I 4. , 1 assk cootl fin tho kinds which cost $18 and 20 ch.owhero. KaZK WBr HA oura proforonco bovond u doubt. Haudsomo Enc- JKf lJJ
amm H Ours oonsiHl of Snporior JIoltoiiH, J'2nlish Ker.scyh, Pngb HrH I'8'1 Choviots, finest Cnbsinioros, Fancy and Plain s5' s I nT
DafaU v, v " k Irish Fric.o anil Boavors, single nr double breahtrd, VifanHipH WMBlEI Wo'tods in Singlo and Doublo-brcahted Sack and lw& U
sikvi j& cut in btylu, and must bi abholutoly Perfect in Fit ffiu9iJKgnBl Cutaway .styles. Best workinansbip and finish too. fc ; DDHMIlUf AV
BROAnWAYX skW0 before it leaves our htoro. j Wo ofie'r thom for two days for 12. 2& DnUAUllSI:
aasssl -sa , NEAH
4r fV Compare the Ovcrcojits we Offer at ?)?r 2XPWm&. Compare These Suits at $15 Ar ' 'RT.F.'RmrP.P ST
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DUJjIiUIUjn kl, &Sr You'll find them better than wo say they are. line 79THHrajiN with any you can find olscwhero at 22 and 25 and
impoited, superbly made Cair'h F.uglish leltoiis and Hfej, '1 u)'11 snow lnoro styles and better values every timo. - :i
: KerM-ys, in macks, Blue-,, Grays, etc. Kilk and Mgj Wo don't deal in idle boasting. Bring this " ad " 1 LI If I l f A C f
EL Sl j I l! C SL ff Worhlwl fmipy or plain linings, with rich velvet (Bll wSjf alul wu'11 1)roxo lL "o Black Clay Worsteds aud VII 14 (X JJ
11 tflllJlV,,! Ot WW collars. Most stores call 'em cheap at 25. 5g soft-finished Choviots hi this lot. " ' :
: . - - : yK To buy a Suit or Over- :
: Compare the Overcoats We Offer at gf Compare These Suits at $18 1 X coat in this sale means
for TO-DAY Fr'TdK iv Wo inuil iluMU in onr owu tllilor sh1)S l" s"11 WH 1 ' li your custom-mado suit at 30 or 10. Wo'll s a cash saving of
Saturday onlv ?n '. V. at S2".00. The Mvollest tailor in Anuu it'll couldii'j Ij WsS loin t,l flll-)r'c nt mul btylo of thom to your own Sste tC "
: extra Salesmen to S V ' Nw surpass them in stle. They'io tho real "sniait "llfe ( $m Wsober judgment. There aro no better fabrics niado y4&y'$m 20 Extra Sale8- :
' 8erve you durlna Xs TnS cfVV Cut' Cul lol,B' ' ll!lV "ll C0'01S iu Importetl gaLlJLlwy t'ltul -"S1311 Clays dull-iinisliod Choviots, fine S yVWw men to 8ervey0U. :
' this Sale. VY" '' V V Vicunas ; Bough, Heavy Choviots, Meltons, Solum- SJBS "Worsteds, Homespuns, Sec. Linings, sowing, stylo lr nfliii" :
vv('v' 'X bol's Chinchillas anil Kersoys. jE all tho best thoy're combined in our offering. fflSllwi uUME
Tfl TiAV S $Sss" l N A r00 Children's (ages 4to 1 1 years) Stylish Capo S2 65 TOO Bovs' Overcoats (agos IU to 1!) years) mado of SR 48 k. 1 A NFl :'
;lu-j;illNn VV7 A Overcoats, neat patterns, extra long ; vuirth i).r0 m lino Meltons and Kersoys, wool lined, silk volvot und . IIBllRvW '
X 'AsT7- ,s I Air ! "ml 7 00iospfi-tioly ; our prioo go q iolhu, worth 12 and 15 respectively, to-day CO to L 4M;SI'
: (W' yCy AW I L'o.no and ask to see them to-day "d to-mo. row - an.to morrow l ' -48 LW SEE'
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