The evening world. Newspaper, July 16, 1895, Page 2

_ 2 JOHN L, TALKS FIGHT Sullivan Again Says He Will Re- enter the Squared Bing. Ne Little Game, but the Next Cham. pion His Mark. Reported to Huve “Declared His Intentions’ to an Audience. Again John L. Bullivan threatens to invade the ring, according to a despatch from Halifax. Of course, {t doesn't matter whether the despatch comes from Halifax or from Kankakee, The JOHN L SULLIVAN, Public 1s more or Jers interested in the fact that the ex-champion has himeelt Geclared, for the ‘stcenth ‘time, that he ‘will do battle for championship honort In the declaration, the doughty “Sully @nhounces his intention to challenge the winner. of the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight, so that’ followers’ of the game Need not expect the threatened Invasion to take place at least earlier than Nov. 1, the date of the Dallas fight bein fixed for Oct. 31. This given quite a lapse of tin ned either in training or to correct and modify his Intentions regarding his re- entry in ring circles, ‘Taking precedent into consideration and the fact that the “big fellow" has sald just ax often that he was entirely done with fighting as he has emphatically declared that he was ready to-meet champions, he may or May not be pitted against Corbett or Fitzsimmons, just us the reader of this Startling, though chestnutty, announce: ment may care to take ithe ‘annduncement, waa de after Sullivan had uded a performance with a travelling combination. The game despatch says 6,000 attended. TO FIGHT OR NOT TO FIGHT? a Texan Moralists Declage Again the Bix MIN Once More, AUSTIN, Tex., July 16.—The general impression in State oMclal circles to- day indicates that under no cireum- stances will the letter and aptrit: of Attorney-General Crane's opinion, ad- Verna to the Corbett-Fitaslmmons fight. be departed from. It is certain, so It cl.imed, that the tlists will not be bermittod to fight The authorities, strongly backed 1b Lawyer B. M, Friend, aftor ‘bi itaximmons's ail worried when she Du in in n this de spateh. 1 have consulted many prominent} lawyers In Texas,” he sald, “and all agree, after a chreful ch, that re'is nothing in the st 3 of that Biate w hich | the contest." ERNE BROKE CRAIG'S JAW. Principals in the Hudson County A. C, Show Not Exai The caxe of the six pusilists and Referee Tim Hurst, who were arrested last night at the Hudson County Ath- | letic Club's entertainment in the Oak- land Rink, Jersey Ci Was not dis- posed of this morning. an possibly plerfere with | ined. to be | posed of tim, Bob Cunni meet tie winner, ee ig Dob Armatron, easy weleht of Moston irae nes fy lant on oo. George Siddone added an at Heltimore Iaat ni twenty rounde, and the re Gang refusing to continue. The tout poned until July 29 who saya te Charles Honey Danny Meliride and oth accommotated by Nick tor $250, 1 8000 Coline may be fo ney City was 716d genie! They ft Armstrong did not show wonter between Milly West and Jal h was acheduled for July Vopening of the wecond round that eftestuaity, dis-| fagham will probably arson Dal her draw ty bie tet He toneht, Joe Gane ree ordered five more, 2 ‘ | he te anxious to meer | father: weight ted 6 ‘Summit CAMBRIDGE FULLY AGREES. Nothing Remaina t Yale Athletic Contes jo He Arranged YN, July 16,—President Horan, of the Cambridge University Athletic Club, has cabled to C,H. Sherrill, jr. Chairman of the Yai raduate Ad- visory Committee on Track Athletics, that Cambridge agrees to the date, Oct. 5, specified In Yale's counter-chal lenge and insisted on In their second reply, The Cambridge team agrees to sail by Cunard steamship on Aug. 31. Cambridge desires the 30-yard dash to the le, in preference ested by Y ness of the America Mr from Yale stating that Cambridge's cot which was delivered tive of the Oxford pre is as follows: NEW 200. because of the short- straightaway Horan recetved yard dash sug- tracks in to-day a reply Yale approves of The message, by & representa- ess to Mr. Horan, YORK, July 16. Yale approves Cambridge's ‘conditions, (Signed) SHERRILL HURT BY BICYCLES. Several Accidents the Whe Heary Herkowitg, of while ridl a bieyele last night, Willett street, senseless, Berkowitz t leaving hid whee arrested, Taker Julius Mayer with his bieye ing her severely an Al, Hosmer, (a while riding home fro: tay night, king of a He Marte, axl Tallan, tee. keneral upee home tn @ cab, and the ran into Isaac Reiaic, Retalc Behind him, but wa ewark thrown forw: nd Colllaions on 112 Willett street, on Broome street of % wus knocked ried to run aw brulee ruining her dress. wheelman, Clifton on Sa: by the nd was stunt the comic-opera the hill at y-fifth strect, be vame sel Hefore ain) Bbe was not badly burt GALLANT POLITICIANS. They Orgnniae a © wit Adm The Democrats of the Fifth and Kleventh have taken to bieyelin Last night thi Democratic Clip, It was decide memberahty Clancy ts AGT to one of t most enthustastic mem! WITH THE Wi Arthur Zimmerman will mhores f x-Congressinan John Women. pnd, Fourth, Wards, Brooklyn, y organized a cycling club at the headquarte ra of the Jackson Handa street admit men to promoters and . HEELMEN. bid farewell to th A long trp to-morrow morning, when he quex on bowra the steamer St, Louis, He WHHL race againat the French champ after which he will wall for Auntralia, whither hin fame has preceded bim, He will remain in antipodes until next Spring. WIL accompany. him. When Rald and Murphy race in which ‘loafing nee MAS” be ittune nfo favorable. Saturday he thinks. he Will have no trouble In breaking. the world's roourd for ten miles, Harry) Wheeler wilt start In the professional events o 8 The Pequot Club Whegimen will hold handteap | road races on Aug. 4, Frank Erne, of Bu alo, the feather- Weight, and Joe Craig boxed and Craig's Ww Was broken, Then the police in- rfered and charged the men with prize-fighting. Hurst and Erne ap tice Douglass this mo & postponement of th @. Craig is in a hospital before Jus- | and secured untll July PUGILISTIC POINTERS. ‘The police mind eprung on the subje except Announcer Fred during the proveedi Jersey method of p Burns, who 8, Were arreated Chief Murphy put it, he Tt v4 possible th have enlightened However, the sports at draw uni Seottiah-America Ui sed by pulling Reilly, of 1 Jocal idol, In three It was this lag bout that drew th 2,000 people to 4 Appointed in not seeing Dixon were present in large , how clever the Butt Out, however, for Craig. wa ‘The lad showed. ax he haw two good hi er head In his feet, Craik had enourh © the floor In the thint round w Daratus in poor shape. for Police interrupted the bout Bob Fitzajmmong ts a lively rate in few preliminary tage for hin exhibition Bigdt tor the ene Sick Havies Pund eee “Lanky Bob's’ protege, Jimmy Maniler. of Newark, Is matched to fight George Vaventine finish at 198 pounds, for aside ant a at $300. The bout will Le pulled of in Marshatt pounds, before Both Solly Smith and Danny Mo HNenged the winner of the Craig-E: them “to get un. with L- ast the Hudson County AC. dist Downey and Solly Smith will probabiy apoatt mH “tach” with rthuc Lindley etore Sepniy-tour hours are over for'4 nit Nght, to by Pulled om July 3 wiih way with Dave Ross on Boston dad three lefts ia the The first ten-mile Metropolitiun Age! held at New. Do Rune uly scheduled, felt ne fron, tym, at showed an: heart 8 up ta awa f Bre nat hes mising ma: je) bare, WILL not Ngure ler Ahe’# Browns Mra moet there will be aw what | Me And American mares will produce a new and [erent Une of racera —— Wins tne Queen's Pri INDON, July 1 —Corpl, Comber, of the Bast | Futurity THE WORLD: DWYERLOSTAND WON) * Eanquet Ran Second for the Trial Plate at Newmarket. Harry Reed Captured the Selling P.ate to Lven Up the Loss. Victory Wan Coatly, Being Bid the Winner 'p to 86,500. LONDE jay of tink, Mr. MF. Dwyer'® Banquet ran sec- din the Trial Plate event July 16—This was the first the Newmarket Second July Th were e@.even mtarters, over the Banbury Mile Course, (he Trial Plate is of 20 sove., for reolds and upward, the win to be sold by auetion for 400 Rove. following was the result Mr, A. M. Singer's br. f. Virago, 4, by ‘Tyrant—Kulalia, first Mr. Michael F, Dwyer's b. h. Banquet aged, by Rayon d'Or—Ella T. Mr. C. Archer's ch, h. Golden Sligper, by Hend Or—Lady Tramp, third Patrickstown made the running from Ranquet, with Simms up, until reaching the quarter-mile post, where Banquet went to the front and a rattling finish was witnessed, Virago winning by length. Mr. Dwyers Harry Reed won the Sell- Ing Plate roee, In which event there were ten starters over the Exeter Stakes course, six furlongs The Seliing Plate of 103 sovereignn was for all ages, the winner to be sold by auction for 200 sovereigns The following was the result: Mr. Michael F. Dwyer's b. & Reed, 4, by Himyar—Violet, first. Mr. J. H, Houllsworth's ch, c, Acre- field, 4, by Springfeld—Crusade, second. Duke of Hamilton's b. c. Barba Rossa, 4, by Althop—Pearl Drop, third, The betting on Harry Reed was 6 to second Harry | against rode down a sil} pn Sunday night, Harry Reed made all the running and won by three lengths. After some lively bidding Harry Reed was bought in for $6,000. ait = ie K. to be a Horse Raiser, K. Vanderbilt has bought a tract of ground in France, which he intends to convert Into x tock farm for bre nf training race-hor Mr. Vanderbilt hi y that French w w ey Regiment, won the bronze medal, Queen's prize at the Wlaley rite ay, WIth af aggregate of GOSSIP OF THE TURF. ‘The Gideon & Daly horses brought remarkab prices at the dis The writer remarkable, for the reason th the future of the turf In by no means asnured, “ ul as It has been under the new laws, and Mat purses and stakes are bound to undergo ction In value next year, The well within Hantings'® grasp, and Keenan may capture enough valuable stekes uring the Saratoga meeting and at Sheepshead and Brooktyn to put hie new owner on velvet. Hetmont is taking a chance, however, and be hoped that both colts will remain in kood ahape th on. Hix generous bide Indivate that he haw a strong faith in the future of the sport, and abould revive the droop: ing apirite of the more penalmistc owners, AIL of the other horses brought prices In proportion to Hastings and Keenan, They could not h fold for more even if an unfavorable constlt Mr, it in had never been adopted by the per ugh horses tot Hi] of He Is It the con tub Cyeling Clube will be Aug. 10. ’ and tals the club-i saM BASEBALLCHAT. —| ything but champlon. erday, but It's enough nervy pitcher to have his delivery n Didting $15,000 for but ita. tt make «mi f the firm of Weln he New York di ay by & score of re At Wasi SPORTING MISCELLANY. ow Mana me bas been arranged, ~e ea Ate The ropoltt an tded to try an Line with compress air Tra pressed-alr cars are faster, than those pow ip use, Hon Company hi experiment for Traction m the Ninth av It ta claimed the com- safer and more quiet ha the pollvem had to the crowd, rok It good nat om the turf, Mr. Daly ah with an active parte th Facing, igi he will probably © to lend his ketal presence on many o¢e A funny Incitent occurred Junt before one of the raves at Aqueduct yes r front tow. stood with Another on. the. fall the start. Bob Pin if A loud enough to be heard Kverbody take thelr feet off.” the rail and ye or the atand WoC Daly tor August Belmont ‘Great Eastern | Rod, ranging in| for two-year: | September, $2,060, Dolphin, $2,000 each, for Upward, Tie Autuma Cup. Turf, Ru a, $000 each, T and thresquariera and the Twin City Turf each at a mile and a quarter, WE'RE SHY ON HEAT. ‘9 Temperature In Hehind the » but June's In Ahead, a mile and the The Weather Bureau this morning { pre showers throughout the day, but prophesied clearing weather to- night and a clear, warm day to-mor- | row The aggregal duly is 72 degr temperature thus far in es below that of July, ‘st. The temperature for June, on the | ‘other hand, was srees higher than June's of 18M, | With month ¢ mean t the ception of June every has registered a e lower than wormal. a list of the mean tem- perature month up to July 1, With the detictt from or excess over Ror- temperature: Degrees, Deficit wt cSt aed ie al 32] +33 not dent temperature for the first] six months of ISH) was 4k degrees, | That for the same months in’ 16 is 4.8] degrees Went orecant and weather, tod varing t armel The following reson anges in the ne hours yw pharmacy Oe AM eT Moe vening World” Gaard Drill. The Evening World working Guard, a company * whose ages range tro: fen years, wt ot It Banishes Black Care. State. of Nebraska Neptune t Fulda Kaisor Wilhelm U1 OUTGOING BAILED 1 | Lana, Brem Calitarn as indicated | TUESDAY EVENING. JULY _B, 1 SARATOGA’S AQUATIC CARD. ven F the National ArAmen's Rega: BARATOGA, N. Y., July 16.—The Na- tiona Association of Amateur Ours: men's Regatta Committee has fixed 3 o'clock in the afternoon as the hour for the annual regatta on Saratoga Lake to begin, to-morrow and Thurs. day. Positions will be drawn this after- noon. ‘To-morrow’s programme will include three heats ot senior singles, the pulr- oars and the intermediate fours and eights, Thursday's events will Include the xenior doubles, the Intermediate singles and doubles, the senior fours and eights and t tor singles. Notwithata' Jement eon= oars- r condition, oarsmen appear to be in ox- form. White th Bastern and Western crews are hopeful of carrying away the regatta honors, 1 is admiited that the ‘Toron'o, Rat Portage and Wonni men pall strong strokes, and they are all in pink of condition the Large throngs of visitors from all sections of the country went to Sara- toga e to wateh the cri practise. The regetta promises to be the most cloaely contested of any ever held un ler the ausp.ces of the association of ama- teurs BRUSHES CHEAP AS DIRT. Id Friediand Goods for e827. Friedland, thirty-one, druggist, of J-fferson street and East Broadway, and James Caprani, twenty, of % Jefferson street, stock clerk for Glaenzer & Co,, of 80 and &2 Chambers street, were held for trial in the Tombs Court this, morning, Caprani on a charge of larceay and Friedland of he- ing the reciver of goods stolen by the former, About two months ago Frank B. Cal- lahan, manager of the New York branch of the Paris firm, Glaenzer & Co., noti- fled the police that a steady leak was going on in the stock, and that they were unable to find the th Detectives Mo- Cafferty and Price three weeks ago found that Friedland was selling tooth and halr brushes at leas that one-half the wholeaale price, and that he bought them from Caprant. Caprant sald he gold all he stole to Friedland, He recelved %.25 a gross for goods that cost $27 a gross, wh lesale. BONDS FOR THE NEW BRIDGE. Mayor Sch nm Summests an I of 825,000 at Once. A meeting of the East River Bridge Commission was held this afternoon at 30% Hroadway, Acting Mayor Jeroloman took a seat Mayor Schleren Abraham 8. ue Ie from Mayor Schlieren was read, in which he suggested that a formal demand be made upon the Mayors of New York and Brooklyn for the lesuance of $25,000 in bonds as au- thertae After the Finance Committee had re- ported progress, the ission, on motion of Commissio: ves, again ssion was de- voted to din idates for chief enginee e ared before the commission and five will appear at the next meeting, July 24. ‘Thur- ber eaid iC would not be falr to’ divulire the proceedings. The commission will rent offices in the Emigrant Taduatrial Savings Bank. BROKER GRAY | HAS A FIT. Stricken in the Stock Exchan, and Taken Home tn a Cab, A. J. Gray, fifty years old, of 746 De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn, a broker, was taken with an epileptic ft in thé Btock Exchange Building at 11 o'clock this morning. He was attended by Dr. Somers and taken home in a cab. N. TOWNE IS DEAD. e-President and General Man- ager of the Souther elite, SAN FRANCISCO, July 16, — A Towne, second v resident and eral manager of the Southern F Company, 4 this morning at his re: dence In ‘ths city SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC. 4.42/8un Moon tines: HIGH WATER. LOW WATER. FOR TO-DAY. Sun rises hese i AM OPM AM PM a to the mother arsthors sine’ 4 OR fet |—so trying to the child. i Gate i wold To find York local time add ¢ minutes PORT OF NEW YORK, ARRIVED TO-DAY. y of Birmingham Sikinaw. San TO-MORROW. Louis, 8 Saratoga, Havana ordland, El Norte, New Orleans, Britannic, Liverpool. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. DUE TO-DAY Jo Jo, Hull. r | Liandam City, Swansea, Ph Pentoaular, ‘Liston DUE TO-MORROW, Majestic, Liverpoo!, Victoria fe. treme Seneca m,_ Amster erokee, ibraltar, Mayan Jacksonyit HOW AN ADVERTISEMENT SAVED A WOMAN'S LIFE, bles. to the chair. tors and the me thought would help me. “One while day, looking take the Compound. After taking fou around, and now 1 am doing my house: work, ‘Many thanks to Mrs. Pinkham fo her wonderful Compound. life.” Clark Street, Chicago, Ill. ‘Opium and liquor habits with thetr woes erad- cated by Keeley Oure, White Plains, N, ee failing female remedy, Lydia EB. Pink * | Aam's Vegetable Compound, _— - * For four years IT suf- fered with female trou- Iwas so bad that I was compelled to have assistance from the bed tried all the doc- icines that I over the paper, I saw the adrer- tisement of your Vegetable Com- nd. thought ould try it. 1 did so, and found relief. Iwas in bed when I first began to bottles, I was able to be up and walk It saved my —Mns, Hattie Mapavs, 184 North More evidence in favor of that never- [YACHTS STORK STORMBOUND| Larchmont wt bee Atlantic Equad- rons in New London Harbor. To-day’s Race Abandoned Becau: e| of Unfavorable Weather. Few of the Fleet Will Go to News port, os Hus Been Customary; (Special to The Evening World) NEW LONDON, July 16.—-Some sixty | sail yachts by nging to the combined squadrons of the Atlantic and Larch- mont Yacht Clubs « lying in the har- bor, stormbound. ‘They were to have had a special race off this port to-day, but the heavy rain and southeast wind has made it impos | alble. | Commodore HM. Gilllz, of the Larchmont Yacht at noon that there woul! 1 her | that the yachts we the mo} ing for Shelter Is! the pro- pramm boat-racing, and, perhaps, a special Mt race, may be carried Very few of t on shore this morn! @ hop at the Pequi which the officers captains have been it ix not certain thi Ko to Newport this y the larger ones may & at present is that the as a whole, They will invited, | the yachts will Some few of but the feeling t will not go nrobably remain At Bhelter Island on Wednesday and | Thursday, disbanding on Friday. The steam yachts with the fleet in- elude John Hh. Hanan’s Embla and Ar- chibald Natt's Gotae den en Rod DEFENDER DID ) NOT “SAIL. Rode at Her Moorings in Brixtol— In in the Syndicate’n Hands, (Special to The Evening World.) BRISTOL, R. 1, July 16.—Bad luck seems bent on pursuing Defender to the very end of this initial stage of her career, She was to have taken another trial spin in the harbor this morning, preparatory to her proceeding to New- port in the afternoon, But her old en- amy, rain, came down heavily and knocked all these plans on the head Caut. Haff Is unwilling to take any chances with his satis Just at and so decided to remain at the rain let up, and then go pr anchor till nto New- | was gene’ formal conve: ally thought that the ancing of the boat to the owners would be made to-da Asa matter of fact, the transfer Was made in the quietest’ possible manner late on Saturday night, and the H hofts" connection with the boat had ceased be- fore the race on Sunday. The showing made with Colonia had ev! fled the syndicate with its bargain, — = Steernge Passenger Jumpe by Herman Furling, & steerage passenger on the | steamship Welmar, jumped overboard on July 4 at 6 P.M, and was drowned, The steamer had Just left the river We was proceeding to nea when Furling Jum) six years old and elon Was suppored to be tempo Over- 1 in Cinsinnatl, ly Insane, Recelver for Chicago's Swell Hotel. onic. July 16.—A DIM for a receiver for the fashionable Hotel Ric on Michigan avenue, near was filed thi aftern ‘The application was made by Mana- Sp tomle, “THESE ARE MY JEWELS,” said the Roman matron, point- ing to her children, ‘The joy of motherhood is often paid for by the loss of strength. The Sum- mer is so weakenins A little of Johann Hoff's Malt Extract taken by the mother gives her strength and allays the peevish- ness of the child Look for the signature of ‘‘ Johann Hoff’? on neck label. one other is gen- uine, EIsner & MENDELSON Co., Sole Agents, New York. WREST 169H 8T, eeRTH I Sesto “3 CARPETS — Keep your eyes on our matting news, Interesting and profitable pe WEDNESDAY, A FINE HEAVY CHINA MATTING AT $360. / A FINE JAPANESE C, W. SEAM $5.00 PFW ROLL OF 4 YDS. The digh grade at this low price shows our | mastery of the business, Many lower in price, but this ts ally fine. Choice Nidebourds at cost price, CASH ON CREDIT, COWPERTHWAIT & CO, 204, 100 & 105 WEST 14TH ST. Near ath Ave. NROOKLYN STORES: PLATASH AVE. VF PrLTow st BREAK FAST-SUPPER, EPPS'’S GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, COCOA WATER OR MILK: G DIED. WALKER.—On Sunday, July 14, JOSEPH WAL- f KER, aged Atty years, Funeral services from Canarsie, L. 1, on West 27. M. United States Lodge 139, 1. 0. 0. F, respectfully !mvited. Interment Greenwood. | yard; 895, RIDLEYS’ GREAT NEGEGOITY oALE! OUR EFFORT TO REDUCE STOCK MUST BE SUCCESSFUL. REMEMBER---ALL THIS SEASON'S GOODS! Towels FOR THIS SALE ONLY. 185 dozen all linen, towels, with fancy colored border %x45 inches, worth at least doub! 1 5° each, 125, pieces ALL LINEN HALF BLEACH TOWELLING, 19 inches wide, “gular 10 cent quality, at 53° 2 yard. Bed Spreads. FOR THIS SALE ONLY. down, down to 49c. Lawns. FOR THIS SALE ONLY. borders, will go fast; were formerly 20c. marked down to 9 yard. DOMESTIC DEPT. Second Floor. JUDGED BY, GOODS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. HALF PRICE th fancy | jot don't miss the. Lawns, neat, small designs, shilling goods, this sale only, ya: 6% WIDTH RAMADAN PERCALES, Inches wide, 4 price, 15c. fringed Damask size Lot ef FINE GRADE HONEYCOMB BED SPREADS that cost more. to make; they are always sold at 69c. fine quality Apron Lawns, 40 Inches THE CROWD, THE AND LESS PREVAIL, 200 pieces fine quality Dimity Corded ej pulse 15 cages the CELEBRATED DOUBLE: for Waists and Dresses, DRESS GOODS. HOSIERY. DETERMINED TO UNLOAD! Unload we must! Several Importers and Manufacturers say "Ditto." HERE’S THE RESULT. CHILDREN’S RIBBED COTTON HOSE. Black, also colored, all sizes, made to sell for'10c, to léc. pair; unloading price, 4° pa Six pairs for 25° Ladies’ 1%c. Cotton Hose, tan shade! black and fancy mixed; unloading pric Ay pair, Six pairs for 25° 1 0° pair, Ribbed Vests. aadies’ 2c, Imported Cotton Hose, full regula, Hermsdorff, black fancy striped | colared, with black snkles; unloading price, NECESSITY SALE Ladies’ & Misses’ Garments, No Summer goods will be carried oven, ALL MUST GO! 600 Cambric Shirt Waists, 29c. § dozen LADIE! BEST CALICO, WRAPPERS, regular dolfar garments, 59c. 10 FINE ALL-WOOL SERGE SKIRTS. 4 yards wide, lined throughout black and navy blue, $2.98, 350 LADIES’ FIN: H AND DUCK BUITS, worth Pe 98c. 2%0 SUMMPR SILK WAISTS, he been $2.98, down to oa $1.69. FINE COVERT CLOTH AND SERGE SUITS, worth over $7, $4.90. LADIES’ _ ALL-WOOL | FLANNEU BATHING SUITS, trimmed with beaia, 8 grade, $ 1 08. One thousand Misses’ pretty Was} Suits, must be sold, 59c.. 79c, and 95c. 250 MISSES' ALL-WOOL REEFER JACKETS, tailor finish, worth $2.00 t@ $3.00, All in one lot at Children's 10c, and 5c, Ribbed Vests; unloading price, ic. 3 each, Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, Worth 19¢. to $9c., low neck, no sleeves, some shaped, some lace trimmed, some best. designs In stripes and figures, | open work fronts; unloading price, worth fifteen cents. THIS SALE, yard, 1c. 53 2 each. : Pour For 25° 30 pleces STAPLE APRON GING- HAMS, ten-cent grade, yard, Impossible to fill Matl Orders on these goods. Dealers not supplied with these NECESSITY SALE OF 100 pleces VERY FINE DIAGONAL CORES ETS. SERGE, 45 inches wide, navy, blue <= e gniy, hay been $9. yard. FOR THIS PONG. = never heard of before. 39c. 1,200 Pairs 600 plecos VERY FINE GRENADINE LAWNS, 2 inches wide, fancy stripes, R & R Ss. LANE Be nghes wae ey aeer:| IR. & G. CORSETS, sae ALL GRADES, SIZES AND SHADES. 3c. They must be sold, and price will 4 do it; will be sacrificed at, pair, 45° BELTS. STATIONERY DEP’T, 00 doz. fine 21. ith oyna 100 doz. fine with |2,000 doubt W nate Teitial pucklen, Important special | my double boxes Writing Paper apd 50 groan Assorted Styles Playing “Gang, full packs, pack 1,00 fine Glass Inie Stands, silver tops, each gl at 309, 311, 311: to 321 Grand St, N. Y $1.25. Men’s Fancy Summer Vests, Bingle breasted, good designs, been $1 and up, all down to . ¥ 39c. HANDSOME DOUBLE-BREAST! SUMMER VESTS down to 69c. NEOESSITY SALE Men’s Hats. EVERY ONE WHO ATTENDS REAP THE BENKFIT OF CING PROCESS. MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ Flat & Roll Brim Straw Hats Plain, Sennet and Fancy Strays, hard been selling them 7c. to $1.60, All in the Bacrifice at 45c. NECESSITY SALE Men’s Furnishings. Outing Shirts. stripe Negligee Ovi wit oun ‘ 2Ic. Half Hose, MEN'S SUPERFINE HALF HO! mode, tan, black and fancy stripe, Bie. to S8e.; reduced to, pair, 12ic. ° , Excursions. Great Excursion Koutes TO THE SEA. LEAVE FOOT 34TH ST., E. R. HOUND TRIP 40 Dally, 5.50, 6.40, 7.40, 9.20, 11.00 1.10, 140, 210, £40, 3.00, 5.00, ¢. , $y, Ga, 10, 7.30, 800, 0 P. WHITEHALL st, cents, hourly from 710 A. M. Stithourly trom 1.40%. Me. to 8.10 ate REDUCED RATES MONDAYS. On each Monday dur! . Co, will sell at It ip tickets to mission to elthi vor Circus Cart .Fitty Cente, rity Culver Route. Round Trip, 30 Cents. ROCKAWAY BEACH. mm foot 34th at, 1. R., 620, 8.29, 9.98, 10.1 Pun ite | , Ae, Boe, m8, 1. i S10, 0 P.M ROUND TRIP 60 CENTS, THE WORLD'S PLEASU CLEN eerie ‘Steamers. and Clam Bake, Dt le carte, "K Deutnchiand.'* ‘The Dairy.’ Boating, bat sullen, ME TAH) TRAMERS LE. oriangt 3 5B, 8 pier 18 Lilo A. 30 12 COMPLETE MOURNING OUTFIT: enter, Bee oat reaviatins im mest. ‘al ‘1h ave, corner 1th ot Long Island Railroad’s MANHATTAN BEACH. Fa toe bat 1 Ria 4 tp Oe ya Bay round trip 6 ibe etsoe the Le LR 34th, et ofl CONEY ISLAND, ‘Whitehall st bourly from 7. ark Sa ‘M., and half hourly ‘thereatter att sio PM GROUNDS: wo, | concerta daily. Ifcent foliage, rare plants and horticultural Excursions. ailroa a Rody NORTH BEACH. Electric Lig qe, oe ane ‘Sea Beach Route. oats by Bay Ridge Ferry leave Whitehall st 8.10, 9.10, 10.10 A. M., then half-hourly ry 20 minutes) until Keturalag until 1115, St, und. through tirook: lyn 12 midnight and i M. Round trip to Brighton and SEIDL CONCERTS, 35e. TS. ROUND TRIP 30 CEN . Around Staten Island. Dally, steamer Aurora leaves W. 244 at, 1.30; Battery Landing, Bride Mr refreshments, 10.20 P.M. Lek stg, 40 cts. For Sa SEWING MACHINES. Wonders An unequalled . ps menagerie, magaificent KRUSE Mt ay all & Iuinds of vIArT, gM S 124 East 14th st, and 208 Grand Ca I enulne DIAMONDS, watches, * gue Watches, derainy sold on H woekl; pay red if ¥ zachange Wateh arabe ated Flats and Apartments to Let. RENT vase ree ONE MONTH—Fioor of ond et i ora nae She Dock, B'kiyn, 2 —y 1OA'S CREATEST RAILROAD. NEW YORK ENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER R. & tery Park’ Landing’ re See te dge Dock. rt of Puiloa Ferry") thos kM) OOO tesa! Fancn cae is Gee, auate Be MUMIC AND REFRESHMENTS, 8.334 Eacent “Sunday. For adirondact FARE.......(ROUND TRIP)......50 CENTS. |g go Mounts; Thousand Islands and Montreak, Tiokets wold at ali down stations of Man b Rem] OO te ticer, Huitalo, Nisgura Porte, eet | 9408 opt Sunday. For 10.30 1.00 P. M.—Dally. Southwestern Limited, Cine clnnatl, Indianapolis, St. Louls, Bl 1.40 only. Mountains Limit ies M. cept Sunday. Weat Poluty roughkeepale, Catakill Mountains, Albaayy 4.20 P. it —Daily, North shi Dee Bewroit 820 A. he Chieage 440 Re be ‘A. M.—Except Sunday. ali important State points. Day Express Few ‘oughkeepsle, 6.00 P. M.—Dally.. For Albany, Troy, Bul Gleveiand, “Detroit, “Chicago, <i elnnat outs. 6.25 P.M Dally, For Saratoga, Burtt Plattsburg. St Albans and 7.00 P. M.—Daily. giherds For Adirondack Mountaingy Thousand Islands and Montre 7.80 PF. M—Dally. For Aubura toad Battaio, Niagara Paula Clevelande Seat a1 pela ‘St. Louls, Chicago. r Cape Vincent, burg. Cleveland, betnnt, Chis {12.10 Night—Theatre train tor on Ogdenes ‘hicago and prime cipal points on ‘New York Central everp night except Sunday night BOA M. and 3.45 P. YONKERS” ‘All night” trains run between 156th st. an@ “ALL NIGHT" TRAINS on Putnam Division as far as Yonkers im with the Elevated road. This ts the only Tunning “all night” trains out of New Yortis Wagner Palace Cars on all through tralna Trains iMuminated by Pintach light. Tie yr oMices at Grand Station, 113 Broad 4 Park, place: 38h, Pahang 31 East 1th at., Lineoin Bulla roadway, 235. Colum and 138th’ st ct 108 Broadway, fb. yackerked trom hotel oF F JYasteoct Rxprege Compeny. | JOHN Mt. ot G Le Py an iY Uy RXCELAION Bi ere, beak