The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1895, Page 6

i » _ 81.76; especially white, at. MORTON'S BOOM GROWS DAILY, Politicians Say He Will Hay a Solid Delegation at the Convention. ANDORSED BY THE LEADERS. Ont of Thirt teemen, Twenty-eicht Have Froclaimed for Him THE GOVERNOR SAYS NOTHING. Goes to Bar Harbor While Hi Presidential Chances Are Beginning to Boil. Gov. Morton's Presidential gag Republican factional electricity, aud Jeaders in the State think he will have 4 walk-over for the “four State Commit- lghtning- fod is attracting all the shocks of zig- nomination when the ‘An the train drew out of the station | &n enthusiastic | RhinecliMan | erled “Hurral for the next President," but the Governor took no notice of this outburst of enthustasm. The Governor and party will reach Bar arbor carly this evening. Mr Morton Is In gplendid health, but Is not |inclined to talk polities. “The first yay jhe took up this morning was U World,” and he smiled as he naw that his boom atill on the mo THe absolutely refi |, however, to state whether or not he is @ ¢ President. A. 0.H. IN FAVOR OF FORCE? Strong Resolutions Ireland's New Move for Independence, e The National officers and directors of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at the ntal Hot -duy passed reso- 1 favor of an wetive work Snglaud, ‘This means that, 500, are how pledged to support th Ireland's indepen- dence one i The An Hiberniane of America being compo of American cltizenn of Trish birt fant tts work for the Convey of [ik oximtenc® Ab an organixation on an full being con record ay ane “ auized effort for fa oft the pouitteal conditions in Great Heitain sud Ireland, extend people ot ind aur warment mafatte hienitivent which aperd entatives of the larg tean organization on rot ® en the atipred country, we rer to any oR to 8 y some to mei iraed the Teish nt, whieh # 1 t FOUR DISTRICTS VET INO tlh nalaate tor! Hof Fights Expet Expected tn the); Selection of Tammany THE WORLD Leaders 6 To Hight DELMOUR HAS THIRTY-ONE Hardost Battle in the Eleventh, Whore Delaney and Dalton Are Opponente. SEABOLD HAS MANY ENEMIES. |,,.. May Lese His Grip in the Thirty- fourth—Burke and Ferrigan Come to Terms. may be that ex-Mayor Gilroy will come out on top in four of the Harlem dis- tricts, he former Mayor has ben playing ‘possum and is beleved to have katnered « good deal of hickory nus on the quiet If the predictions made of his (nflu- nce are correct, F J, Grant, who ts Here from’ London ‘Saturday, will ave mor® work his sands ig the Croker Interests than it TRAMP SCARED AA GHSHIER, Man with Dyed ¥ Whiskers Called and Mr. Northrup Fell Ii -Alderman A, J, McQuade. pemnber of the "To Fellow-Employees Find Humor in wevered his connects mmany organization 0} the Situation. tucnth District — ATLANTA'S EXPOSITION. Chamber of Commerce Urgen Cit Cashier Northrup, of the Custom. House, was re Uy appointed from Oneida, Madison County. He is deeply zens to Take Part. Impressed with the responsibility of his A delegation from Atlanta, represent- | Pusition here. the Cotton States und Indu-trlal| Ph@ cashier's office is on the second position, met the Executive Commite|#00r of the Custom-House, off In one fthe Chaniber ot sin the|corner. Friday several persons in the r body after;oon, | corridor saw a tramp go in to see Mr, Northrup, emerge out of the bullding. and wander slowly When the ragged wanderer disap- peared the cashier appeared, He was tated and accused employees, it ts Spalding, auld, of not doing their duty, When ldox and W, h objected Northrup excit this insinuation Mr. ked if they had not They had. his halr and whisk- hose of the 1 New York n. pre and Henry bury 1 Simmons and C. ti atin Oya gee CHAEt He wae delegation from the South Js en- re for something; there's thuslastic over the outlook for the lsome pht on footy" the cas t umitig Exposition, and short tlie | therm. a es eaenree ave Maile by, Presivent, Woodson, Matlock. Dr. Spalding, Col Howell y tried to calin him, but without Mr. Ca avail, and belleving that he was the se- Mr. xtended a le let yee Be th Kien tas VAtatloN toothe a ora victim of the plot the cashler told to send its Exe ive Committe the Collector the occurrence, demanding lanta dn August, ae Chieag more protec When the smoke clears away after| nat, St ais and. othe ae Tea ada ction Pore he Tammany primaries to-night, the [elties will have delegations thers orator) ret bre th dearly NOvee a over the Of the Expo Joke, He listened to his cashier's tale of future thirty-five district bosses of the Petrone cue Woe ahd sau ie decked ae Wigwam will be known, In thirty-one wee attests SB would be furnished, of the districts the leaders favored by | hdward Simmons The Collector sent for EA McD @ Collector sent for Ea McDonald. Convention mects ten months hence the “Larry Delmour “steering” com-] Whereas, The citizens of Attan Mr. MeDonald is porty and la on the unless, of course, a dark horse spurts Wikies LWil’ ‘he: vaeleeted: without: eon- nt Btaten ai customs rolls aa aldetective.. Por game out of the West. Almost very prom. or A tests, “de machine’ being well lubri- cian earunitel find’ a position where Mr. McDonald's Rent Republican in the State has de S Arnold hear! argument to-]cated in all of them. 4 Bn ite rscomnitten tulents vould Lest be uiillzed. He told clared for the Governor. wenty-elKDtT aay on the motton to adjourn the third | In the other four there will he spirit- ng 8100 ; he expense a Hl ud aes eat the door of the of the thirty-four Republican State] aocounting of the executors of the es-[ed fights, and a head or two may be | 1 be made ty tle Gacernent, ashiers office from: 10 A. Mo until 2.30 Tho G. Platt "1 nf its oMfetatss fore tt P.M, when the money ‘collected Is Committeemen, Thomas C. Platt and 4 of Daniel B. Fayerweather. cracked in the arguments, ‘That the Kaecuttve ¢ taken to the Sub-Treasury, and see majority of the real leaders have in ‘ounael for Lu © stiffest fight will be In. the eae ae that no harm befell Mr rthrup. Mc- dorsed his candidacy in signed state nm Ate venth District, whees John J. De- | Rober fext) . ee ar bal arly cautioned to Aa Anterviews, obtained by lie laney and his frienas gave their knives | of ou Site Legislature in making provision ated in hig chair, with a 6 5 Varsons and $t out for William Dalton and his crowd. Jat Mia Excellency. the Governor, Ih appouiin oms officer's cap ‘on his No. 7% These indorsements are apparently noux as counsel for the EXECU] ie cavored by the “ateering to) the Colton States and nctive hae calmly, watched ORERBOE: fRcndni tay, ler's doorwa ome one Pacers che) taeieoy acne .s {hens ERY Arnold intimated that coun-| committee, but Delaney has a big fol- | That we woke nuddenly the other day uy Mt will have the desirable effect of 1m be alowed twenty days in| jowing, and the two are to fight it| “thie Esra bangin wooden. partition with pressing upon all factions of the party oh to file objections SUL OENE: weit TpFeesIsH (a hi ertalivan 0 ‘our ‘ea Shalt numorinte sie throughout the country that Gov. Mor- ——————— ea ante ate Ver hake such exiiinite ag en him just ‘the amount of exercts je Convention a ask id A editable to the resources: and Avity of ‘or ealt by i ng ton can fo to the Convencion with al A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME, fot in tie ‘Thirty-fourth distrtot thal sici"tr ee Vat ; Cateh nim!" "about ones pee See eecay HeAInA Rite arguments will be hot and hard. Jake Sa ie aieeamoniueess ae The Governor himself Is sawing W004] nugene B Peyaee’a Exceptional | seatold has a grip on the district, but BIG SIX’S ELECTION Fe ene nome Sle See e ee tee menual Arabians, Harcninag in M. there ix an influential - z and has even refrained from contuing OE thecal Gk TEMP tant y his wishes to ex tor Platt, wn rena ties Samuct ‘would presumably be almost the tiret| Th t sale now going on 1 Ah the ‘Thirty ath “fight between | WH Se rgune| FEY OC ot ee tee Republican whom the Governor woud] t®o © b meaenty ne i's ne x-Pollee ‘and F. The of batiota c ‘uesday uleht turns 6 mf python ser at No. $s’ Broadway and rrigan has rigan | 4 pele de he steam- Consult, 5 and Hulton street ts a eh. aving withdrawn arted that | Rraphte n No, 6's ¢ aching. port There 1s no doubt that the Governor Is] be missed, when suite worth $7 sarney’ our Uikewise re- | tion yesterday was not completed until Frere NB CAtHe alae hoe the strongest candidate in the Hust, and sult from $3.01 to $16.00, a difrom his fight with Martin Engel | early this toraine. Samuel. is. 1 ‘yer fred three shota inca i and then towed. ie has a greater following in point of num trousers are saertiived $2. yd that Engel came top nelly Was elected dent by a Vote of | ashore REMRRER Gd GINGE Mt the doen oe 8 worth onex while to take | "the Tat of probable leaders will be (qh 2 ina joeity sover dames M. | = ~ ————- ORE ot 3 Bad this sale wo there) avout follows. Dunes ene O'Rourke, the tnird oe WWile His boom is swelling, the Heed, Ine their famous thus A 6 hate. Muy Wilbur iy Bpeer was ‘elected, Vive-| &, Salva-cea Harrison, McKinley, Likins, Depew Re Suita) Worsteda, Caasls! FEN. T ny a plurality. of 647 over " » Bikins, . omespuns, 6, ax Well as th 4—John Pur dames Mo Pell. (RACE MARK), Higgins and Allison balloons are col Clay, Cut: ats and Vests, | @ oT Fit 11.078 votes. tor i Q Japsing. latest stvlen and in the best mi bh OF Mw giving him a t modo i De RCLEPY, 3. %y Aug. ior fkaninihity that ean bo ba | SE, 1 Suh ett @ modern curative, +: his sale is bona Ade, It virtu a me Morton and family left Khineclift at F cent off to the bu jf BMantin ge Pe HITS THE MA RK¢ .20 this morning for Har Ht Th ated upon H mcar Idlewild was swit hed , as w re He @ itelmour, saa _EVE RY TIME. é ain ant the Uovornoy . made up in the latest 12 = eevee: the. window the | hatterns and allsizes, Resides 1 Charles, Welle wavy. an aamesament of | = = ico yiues “ © there are quantities of Underwear, 1M : 4 ityan ent. on all earnings for A perio = BORER OL BNe et eal tera Henle Butta. Ging siiets, He gw, Pn Willan it ; ne foe he heen he _ Help Wanted—Male. - 4 next Sunday at Niagara Falls, Macursion cle and tathing Suits, at prices ‘atrick I fn jacob Se uneraploy was carried by a majorit naker, two Miller hi ‘only #8. via West Shore Ke Re Leave Soe | Well, Worth your while to buy whether | 2D. F. MeMalon roi shew Be Re oie water con aad tak fer hands and A. M., 6.45, 7.20 and 4.00 P.M. Saturday, need these articles or not One of the surprises of the primarte PROOF IS POSITIVE THAT LYDIA E, PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE © POUND Is Daily Curing B Backache, Diz- ziness, Faintness,Irrecu'arity and all Female Compla'nts, Intelligent women no longer duubt the value of Lydia FE. Pinkham’ s Veg- etable Compound. It speedily relieves irregularity, suppressed or painful menstruations, weakness of the stom- ach, indigestion, bloating, leucor- rhoea, womb trouble, flooding, ner- vous prostration, headache, general debility, ete. Symptoms of Womb Troubles are dizziness, faintness, extreme las- situde, “don't care,” and “want to be left alone” feelings, excitability, ir- ritability, nervousness, eplessn flatulency, melancholy or the “blues, and backache. Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will correct all this trouble as sure as the sun shines. That Bearing-Down Feeling, causing pain, weight, and backache, is instantly relieved and permanently cured by its use. Under all circum- stances It acts in perfect harmony with the laws that govern the female system, Is as harmless as water. It is wonderfu’ for Kidney Complaints in either sex. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Liver Pills work In unison with the Compound, and are a sure cure for constipation and sick-headache. Mrs. Pinkham’s Sanative Wash is frequently found of great value for local application. Cor- respondence is freely solicited by the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., and the strictest confi- dnece assured. All druggists sell the dence assured. All druggists sell the Compound in three forms—Liquid, Pills and Lozenges, Instruction. DIED. uly 31, PETER LLAGHER aged 63 yeare 9 months, Funeral on Friday, Aug. 2, from his late realdence, 152 West $34 at, to the Church 4 Sacrament, West Tist at., near fave., where rejuiem masa will jebrated at 10.30 A, M. Interment in Calvary, COMPLETE MOURNING OUTFITS te order or ready made; all requisites tm stork. JACKSON'S, 6 weet Ten Caporal Cigars SOLD DI etnlint, opened a bra th ave., whe: charge from It's the made. Aug. 8, to ele should’ be prev JOUN CRO’ lly Leaving Pler Connection foot of table Chote DON'T for 50 conte, PO ay), we for Quickest cure guaranteed. am urday evening, PIR aA SLL Si A SRL LT Sa aE se Haven't you got VICHEFIZZ? Pulten #0 MIs n Rhine as far as by Albany Day Li bronben St. Pler at 6.40 A. Ma, and Little BY ALL SEASES OF MEN. known ape Hroadway, The “Treskow, of nich office at 141 W re he can $-10 5 8, t Walking Delegates, t JAMES 1. wil MULLARK: Excursions. Another Popular SUNDAY EXCURSION UP THE HUDSON BY THR MAGNIFICENT SOUND STEAMTR “CITY OF WORCESTER,” 40, Desbrosses at. O14 Numpe: Ne i, SUNDAY, AUG. 4, AL 10 A. Ai., and trom pler fost of 289th at, N. Ratt AM. from “Brookiyn by at 9.30 AM dinner, ght ful all ‘A fine orchestra on board. a Tickeit om aalevat 353 Broadway, Fler oN. and Annex Office, Rrooklya. NORTH BEACH. Electric Lights. 1 commodious Ferry Hoata leave Faas iy ul a cts.) DEALERS, CGHREE PSIG tare via Kast 3400 Just out ; will send you a bottle. best headache remedy Cures like magic. 10¢. —————oeo Lodges, Societies & Meetings. PLUMBERS | AND GAS: FITTERS! il wet te POM Excursions. Long Island Railroad's Great Excursion Routes TU THE SEA. NEW SHORT LINE to Manhattan Beach. COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 6 Through trains will leave Brooklyn Bridge, Terminus of Sth Ave Elevated, Brooklyn, hont., and then rum cluding Elevated . Time from Drooklyn Bridge, 0 MANHATTAN BEACH LEAVE FOOT 34TH ST., E. R. ROUND TRIP, 40 CENT: Dally, 5.20, 6.40, 7.40, 9.20, 11.00 A. Miz 18.98 110. 1.40, 4.40, 4.10, 4.46, 6.00, , 7.40, §.00, $30, 9.00, 9.30, 1600 PM. MITBHALL 87. via Bay Ridge rows tp $0 conta Hourly, trom 7 to 110 P. Me and bait hourly ‘from 1. “ Culver Route. Round Trip, 25 Cents. Leave foot Whitehall at, hourly from 1.10 A. to ie Pa ok aod haif-bourly ‘theresiter ROCK AWAY AY BEACH. a it OS ° ie ThE WOKLD> PLEASURE GROUND: ‘ISLAND ie wonders Au unt azerie, inagulticeat ry Ary inaimmoth aqane jum, grand mut Free. Genuine ent and Clam Hake, anes “Kleta cr FAN! concerts dally. fagniticont foliage, rare Deatechiand.- The Daley fsning, bowitns de obi plants and horticulty Tite vali DAY AT NIAGARA FALASL ORE RAILROAD. FURDAY, AUG, 3D, 1898. FOR ROUND TRIP——$_ Special train will be run as follows: L 45 P.M. York. foot of Franklin. at, Ms, For tickein, time tables. aleeping-cat ‘accommoda: Hosa or aformation apply offices, Brooklyn, 33% few York City at 113, 36% “hh Be lath ot, 09. 128th ote Broadway, at stations, ti} Island, Sea Beach Ronte, Poata by Bay Ridge Ferry leave Whitehall st., 7.10, 8.10, 9.10, 10.10 A. M,, then haif-hourly (Sunday every 20 minutes) until 10.20 P.M. Re- turning until 1112 P.M, and. through Brooklya, 2 ht and lA. M. "Round trip to Brightom SEIDL CONCERTS. om ETO coed Poza) Cente) Around Staten Island. Dally, steamer Aurora leaves W, 224 at, 1.005 Rattery’ Landing, Bridge Dock, B’ 4 POM. Musto and refreshments. Tickets, 60 eta, IN A HURRY? Then cast your and stop at the stars. the whole story, but * eye down these columns We'd rather you'd read half a loaf’s better,” etc. Those stars mean bargains---SAMPLE TWIN- KLES, as it were, of whole store. The Work o° the Worms. * Silks. All varieties, and ALL RE. DUCED — Lustrous, dreamy, rich—yct hard to tell which is most attractive, the fabric what's shining out in the “You'll know her by the set of her suit.” ¥* Ladies' Summer Suits; Reductions In prices here will quick reductions in stock, make Early comers have the best chance. EVERYTHING—Except Hi An Index of Gentili |%~ Men's Shirts. Our goods and prices are such as to make this PAR EX- CELLENCE THE store of the\ city for purchasers in this line. The offerings this week are ty. SIXTH AVE., 18TH TO TI ST. If Hurried, FOLLOW THE STARS. “ The clothes make the man,” * ur prices don't break hin. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and | Again, the S ilver Question. STERLING SILVER. We control now the entire output of a manufacturer of Sterling Silver Serond floor, new building The values we offer cannot be equalled elsewhere, Men's ‘fine Wo Cassimere 8.89) A few instances shine bright : and Serge Sack Suits, former- 61 |Sterling Bilver Stick-Pin, a@ ly $18.99, $14.99 and $15. 200 patr White Duck ‘Trous large assortment, from Sterling Silver Cuff Pin ds. therefore 08 slightly soiled, were $1.19 worth Ladies’ extra fine quality Duck . : PC) son's Bathing Suits, 2 plece, | sites 0 l4 . Blazer Suits, in Lsght colors specially attractive. In varie- 1.49 and 2.39 he or the prices. with fancy stripes, dots or fig ss . Sterling Stlver Links, worth 3c.. 1s Urehs, Oxiva wine aint Vike ty, complete; in style, the best;| nos ie) Tapert’ \Wenahadle |Storling Sliver Lever Cuff But- 4g , | eo deeaes Sae Lond ee : ae : . "| sults, handsomely trimmed, Ronaes . os AIL tik, black Droeadet thins, wera with large aleoven and in price, these few quotations} ‘ans ard and whistle, worth 168 | at REA eae and choi = 4 i ate: : . . . je ied eh; usual #:, gg] Wor $M at... +98! will convince : i ROT of Links and 4 Button 31 quality . 7 Knee Pants, formerly BQ | geosting Silver Lorgnette C bales, A choice assortment of La: a0 doz, Men's Outing Shirts, “ worth $1.25 . 84 All silk, black Taffeta Plisse Duck and Pique Blazer Suits, made from fine ha ine stripe - with handsome colored eatin in fancy colors, with dots, twill; verv neat and desirable stripes; stripes and figures; extra full patterns; well made and finish- a tgiconcern ainco Tei? oe Tei , stripes; the old pr GO} Matis: Newest siyle blazes od with pearl buttanss sold all Everybody's concern since “ Trilby | Ought to Fit Like a Glove. new. 0 With large sleeves, elged with 0" for Me., our price. .29 was written, Hosier’ © oreds material to atch; . Of exch of the above ab kauntlet Dee eeglins en oe ee Sh y. ; "00 CGO jotched collars and t large variety of patterns, Ladies’ Black Richolleu Ribbed tual value, $100; closing * Ladies’ ‘Tan and Black Canvas. and Black Cotton In Colored Silks. Two telling > Fancy To new comt ‘ Walsts ani full Beauty. Btriped Chin worth Sik better H, te 1.4 Lawn and Percale Shirt Waists, laundered collar and cuffs, very full sleeve, handsome assortment Snowy Linen Makes the Table Smil Table Cloths. White fringed, &10 size, worth 1.3 1.7 Bleached Damask, extra heavy, Worth $2.00, at... ~ Up Into Bargainized @ colors, worth 80c., at.. .39 | Tremendous reductions in ¥ linen lawns, gingt omely trims 1 vl ash 2.49 6,49 rm 9 3,99 A full line of Skirts, plait edu Black Crepon extra wide, with th und d to 2.81, 9.11, 10.41, 14.99 In these days of talk about the "New Q | Woman,” all her sisters should look 4 their best. Such prices as ours make | it possible, Men's Co! 1 Bosom Shirts, white bodies, male from fir muslin in the best) mann choice patterns of per Madras bosoms, 1 pat ifs to each sh Men's Flannel Out Shirts. mate fr fine mak bargain Comfort Makes for en's Bre: 1 Drawers Men's Came Drawers each Men's Natural Wool § Drawers, medium weight, Contentment, x Nnderwear. an Shirts ints and Weight, sand each 48) Ladies’ Tan -19 Hioyele Leggins Hose, double heel and toe...... Russet and Russia Oxfords, JObidren's 1-1 and 7-1 Black Cot» yg worth $1.59, 1,000, patrs; +97) to Ribbed Hos : walk off at i — Li Linen Oxfords, brown | For the Sake of Appearance. Leather Tip and ‘Trimming, 9, e74) worth gre tin ra fine quality 4-But- | ee aie ton Waite Chamois Gloves, yatek _ | worth $1.25., 1 474 There's Beauty in Utility. Art Department. New Building.) | Housciurnishings 4th floor, i ‘a Tables in Solid Brass, tae sant | with a2-incn top of Mexican aD Miton Bit “Onyx, will Ko fast at 3.99 Wa Pees 1 Banguet Lamps, Centra! | t Burne with silk and [a ae ee TA Ear | luce shade, any color. 1,98 4 Convineer SILVER-PLATED WARE. Main | +22 are} a floor A Clearing 200 DOZ, SOUP SPOONS, Building). Sale of about | Everything else in this: 624 which is equal in quality to the ip 1 & Barton, Ri re and other ¢ brated makes, at, 390 well-known granite ware, at the| ver aet 88 44 price of ordinary tinware. Tie Mecca of Sixth Ave. 4 , The Bargain Tables, near Thirteenth 39 | Jn the Basement, but ready to tre direst, slways the centre of interest, anywhere. doubly attractive, with Odd Lots of cleh|Seneng, Auinuer um, Dam Decorated China, hinge, leather linin sto 1 at prices leas than for ordinary White 164) ‘ave aa ine 2.97) $7 gh Prices. “What beautifies the home givest EVERYTHING—Except High Prices. That tells the story of our % Book Department life a finer flavor.” % Upholstery and Rugs. Third floor—new and main building. Effects of Oriental richness possible to our patrons at prices surpass- ingly low. Witness: Couch Covers, Bagdad effects, worth $3.00, 100 of them at Cross stripe Snowflake Curtains, worth $2.00, 300 pairs at........ Satin Tapestry Portiers, worch $5.00, 22 pairs, a striking bar- gain at.. Japantse Four-fold Screcns, dec- orated: relief, worth $1.00, 0) going at Rich Screens, covered in figured sateens, worth $4.00, 100 going at. Mosquito Canopies, 9 yards, worth $1.95, PePMAMErR A soosns Another lot of 100 Rich Library ‘Tables, dark mahogany finish, six especially pleasing terns, worth $7.00 to $9.00, al 1.49 1.46 2.99 49 2.82 90 inches by 400 sleep 1,000 fine Smyrna Rugs, patter to suit the most elite, at prices that will not deplete any one’s pocketbook; $1.49; 30x60, $1.79; 98x72, 4x7 feet. 4,62 Linoleum for floors, 84 sheets, worth 6%, per square yard, can be tread on at. 4 034 « For Travelled Day To While the Time Away. PAPER NOVELS cheaper than at any other store. The latest by John Strange Winter, Mary . Hallock Foote, Jessie Fothergill, Anna HANDY CLASSICS. Katherine Green, Archibald Clavering| Old favorites, and such recent Gunter, &c. ones as “‘Ideala,” “A Romane 2 . of Two Wor! “The Tilly- In Linen Covers and Batchel — 3@| Jian Scandal” “A Yellow Ave size, the “Unknown” Librar: . ati seo All magazines at cut pric Gift Books, Children’s Books, The Classics, The Contemporaries, | Almost as geatarfor plainer at prices within everybody's reach. 1.34] 4.47 and 5,23) “SUMMER PRICES” Means mountain high by the seashore and flood-tide in the mountains, but in our store it indicates some of the greatest bargains of the Come in this week—preferably some morn- ing—and see how far the store confirms and sur- passes our efforts to do it justice. year. ever, for WANT B SANDS to epecity: “The Stor “The Ady: Horn” ( ton) . “An Burton # “The Mast Mr. Bo |eMy Lady ajesty. | (H, C. C ort Fra: King) D, Howe! “Box, “Degenera deau) . mous bound, gol and wor Brains in These M: people . The statement rant Wooing” ten Maartens). “Philip and His Wife’ garet Deland)... os "(From the Span- of Louls Couperus)..... 1 ‘The Woman and “My Literary Passions Myr R. Crocke| “Sonya Kovaleysky". (Max And many ot! “hits” ; will do away with BOOK BORROWING! “A Blessing on the Printer’s Art!” A small Hope. Ebers, man, Thoreau, * The Gift's the Thing.” POPULAR CLASSICS. Dainty in details, smooth and weighty as to paper, correct in finish, No mean remembrance for anybody, shell, ina n is our present (OOK LOVERS know more of the Publishers’ Prices Pulled to Pieces. | NEW BOOKS. Pu of Bessie Cos- rs, Ward). entures of Capt. Frank R, Stocl Gra. Tarrk er” om) a. Zangwild.. 1 ohn Kendrick Bangs) Nobod: hatfeld T yne” (Capt. Chas, Hs) tle and Pea’ . Nor- + 8.50 tion” rs, blizzard of 12mos., d and silver stamped, Among the titles many classics, ks by Zola, Anthony Wey- Haggard, & Your Pocket. volum ure * Kiditions de too general, purpose. by THOU- cheapest Book Store in the New World. including the fa. of the year, at prices that ho’ WE So we) cloth 1S) 12 9) sows 1 lot of Bicycle and Golg “Don't Be Wobbly !”” OUR Bicycle Academy at 57 West 14th St., OPPOSITE MAIN STORES, Is open for instruction from 9 A, M, o 9.39 P. M. Competent instructors in ut tendance. Coolest place of its kind in New York City, Per single lesson of half hour duration, with instructor, “am Per course of five lessons........ $1.76 Wheels checked from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. “Let good digestion wait on appetite, and health on both.” Every one should own a bicycle. Phy= siclans praise them. Has it occurred to you that a wheel I» the very thing you need? Perhaps the price has stood in your way. Read what we say and com- pare it with others. “ORIENTAL BICYCLES” Third floor—Main Building, 2-1b, light Roadsters, 23 and %-inch frame, upturned or dropped-handle bars, 68%4- incl. gear, dust-proof bear- ings, New York tires, choice of saddle, rat-trap or rubber pedals—a strictly high-grade Wheel, made by one of the largest manufacturers in this country and = sold through regular dealers un- der another name at $100, Our price... 59.49 Also Lady Orientals at same lew price, Bicycle Sundries, Search-light Lanterns. 92.97 Standard Cyclometers. OT New Improved Bells. 63 ‘Tire Tape, per roll,. 05 ‘Tire Cement, for wood or steel rim 16 “Three in One” Compound. R. & R., removes rust, tube. Acme Repair Kit, Wakefield Cyele Wrench, Lamson Luggage Carrier Gold Medal Chain Lubricant. Bicycle Enamel, can. Yale Lock and Chain: Sprocket Locks... Combination Sprocket Locks. “Stay Lit” Lamp Oil, pint can. Lubricating Oil, can, Special lot of Bicy: sizes, per suit. oes sn Hose .