The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1895, Page 5

oad GABLE’S PLANK ROAD," crorm ncn The Fifth Avenue Hotel's Chef Will Preside in the Kitchen, The Electrical Luncheon and High Pavement Will Not Bear tea of whicn Mr. Lucien 1. Nonheur is the manager, and which will be given Broadway's Big Wire Rope. at Madison Square Garden, Oct. 1, | for the benefit of “The Evening World's” Christmas-Tree Fund, promises to be a nov and attracti ffair, All the IT WEIGHS NEARLY 80 TONS, (osine win‘u'ases ost tainisAt, ott iemedlicowe the chef of the Fifth Avenue Hotel has pared a menu and will preside in Heavy Plank Roadway Mast De the kitchen, The following New York Constructed from the North ladies have consented to act as patron- River for a Mile. ses of the luncheon and t The task of moving the ton spool srs IB. Aloo! Mise Wal of wire cable from the pler at the foot Nr Miss Vincente, Way- of West Fifty-first street to the Broad- jf. is | trom it, ’ Miss Dittenhoeter, Way cable power-house, Seventh avenue Mra T. Shever | Feplied ‘Fleishman. and Fifty-first treet, did not begin this ya ‘p in ee fotee | Nee Rare, | Courts morning as had becn expected, and a Mm A.B De Frece. Miss Mary L De Frece. | erowd of several hundred which had | Other names will be added to this} Bathered to witness the moving went lst, as Mr Bonheur has written, to a iy disk opoInibe number of ladies and expects favor- =! able responses from them in a few The apoo) Is the largest ever made tn days, “The foliowing tn ‘the menu for the world, and contains the longest sin- the luncheon and tea which will begin gle length of wire cable ever made, St) P.M. and last uniil 10.90 P.M. Neither the Cable Company nor Thomas! — yfock turtle “fiouitton a te Moderne. McLarnon, the man who has charge of , Olives c romaioes. the moving, propose to take any chances! of accidents, The shocking condition of Fifty-first atreet where it approaches the dock was mainly responsible for the delay Sorbet a. la tine de Dinde aria Bellevue, Jo foie gras & la Stransboure. this morning There are ruts several "™* Palin i oe inches deep in the worn-out pavements, Victoria pudding, sauce Sabo! and as a result It became necessary tO pate Tire Pane de Resse Galeauy Man, lay planking all the way along, not Roquetort cheese ir crackers, Merely to lay timbers, but to put GOWN parwma cen Huslora coven Soushard chocotate @ regular heavy plank road; otherwise py Aquin's Orchestra will furnish music, the wheels of the truck upon which — | MEE ie rests would sink Into the THE CK BABIES’ FUND. The work of laying ths plankin will egin to-day and itis figured that at #We Little Fairs in Brooklyn That least three days will be consumed in Vielded $1 Ench, ta the cable to the, power-house. ‘The distance to be covered |s five cross- $31,774 25 town blocks, ararly a mile. Falr, Bertha Kalser and oihers.. 100 The new cable, when placed in the Fair. Annie Borchers . 1.00 wer-house, will run the cars trom iftleth street and Seventh avenue, Inety-sixth street and Columbus, ay Here sre returns from two fairs given | poe, The wits pinecone tase for the benefit of the Sick Babies’ Fund, ai _weizht of the cable 344700 pounds. It would requ.re more Both were heid by Brooklyn children, than Aifty horses to draw it, so instead To the Edttor of horses steam power will be used. Inclosed find $1, my ehare of the proceeds of @ small fair, which I hope wi'l make gome poor FIRE IN A HOTEL. eae NAOT. + 050 Baan treet Brook. To the Editor: ‘A tar wan held one ay for the beneft of Sick by Kaiver and Gus! tn making $1, which Am Electric Wire Creates Exctte- ment tn the Cosmopolitan, An electric light wire set fire to the roof of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, at BK, 232 Twenty-siath atreet, Brooklyn. Chambers strict and West Broadway, early this morning. It cccurred Just over the quarters occupled by cham- Dermaids, They became excited and rushed down stairs, tumbling over each b Other in an effort to reach the street, | Dr. Mary Walker, the old:time dress reform: Policeman John Riley saw sparks Nt bought « farm of 135 ac teh : colony, oF coming from under the cornice of the Ying? dents. emseives to jon Guarantee Page es and Carr! —— = Dress Reform Colony. t to bini Chambers street side of the building, celloacy and’ bivomers, ead. will work the farm He told Proprietor Wildey, who was [ike ,men They —— in the lobby talking to guests, The po- a liceman took the elevator and went to Hary's Lost Braid Worth §5. the top floor, and woke the servants. Jacob Stern, of 208 Broome street, was arr They tumbled out of bed and shouted Saturday night, charged with cutting off a ple d eercamed v vas of one of Mary Dulgoff's braids, and was fn Bo vacp auc They policeman was 8. Siero told the Magistrate he wi Joined by another officer, and the two fim Mary, and she had tured him made a tour of the hotel and aroused Wanted the hair, he sald, as « mement the guests. —> Engine Company 27 ran a hose to the Fane of Mra, Gwynne. Foot. ‘the ttre was extinguished In @ —yira A, Gwynne, who dled last Thursday Most of the guests dressed themsclves St Ner home. bb West Gixty-clahth street, was nd remained in the'r rooms, but a Church few of them went to the lobby until the er ete ayes ee eer anaes) One damage 8 Primer of Mra Cornelius Vanderbilt —___— =___—- DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH HERE 7 - It’s Cruel for them not to give you Pearline for your washing. Your folks can’t know much They could save : ey, and all your bard I'm thanl.ful the lady I live with is just Arrangements for the Vanderbilt Wedding Expected Shortly, Tho young Duke of Marlborough, who ! soon to marry Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Willlam K. Vanderbilt, returned to this city yesterday after a trip through the t with Sir Rivers-Wilson, of the aMan ‘Trunk lines he Duke ts at the Waldorf, which pluce he left ear.y in the morning for @ Btroll through the Park It ls said that the Getas of his mar- to Miss Vanderbilt will be speed- arrenged, —— Prof, Gell and Flying Machine: Prot AG. Mell, inventor of the teephon rived from Hurope yesterday on the Hourgogne, Prof. Hell believes the fying machine to be pra Aicable, and means Co pudileh a treatise on the Busject, — He aloo saye the perfect horeeleas care vag ef by en Amercan, and aug of @ bicyele to be Worked by horse-power. Max WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYAUP for cht. rou oethinng tthe Yamntly beowtnetst, 28%. MP ‘The Half-Milion Gua earries an adve' Ment far! than any other mediam on earth. ntee Page Mer Nephew Worked Upon It tothe Un- doing of Matthew Madder. | HERE could be no and so, indeed, sald all right-minded doubt about It, persons who were apprised of it. Lady Biggeto What made tt worse in Sir John Big-| was @ very much geto was that he was by way of being {ll-used woman, one of the elect. It was in this char- Perhaps, It was acter that he had wooed and won his partly her own wife—relict of a Croydon Alderman and fault Perhaps fellow-worshipper wim the Baronet at wshe should never the church of Trinity-! he-Marshes. have been so Trinity-in-the Marshes was ser by fooilsh a8 tO that evangelical iight, the Rey, Mat marry Sir John thew Madder. The serious plety of the Biggeto. It ought Trinity -{n- the - Marshes congregation to have been ob- was famous, Sunday after Sunday vious to her that they met and thanked God that they the baronet WaS were not as other men were. Elect.on oniy wooing her shone in the eyes of every worshipper money; and that in Trnity Church, No other temple —this being the of the Lord in Lonaun held so many ease—there W a8 absolute reversions in the Kingdom of nabl spect of married Heaven. $e lena there But, wher- It was the m ndalous, therefore, ever ihe original mistake lay, every that S.r John, a member of Matthew Gunce of subsequen: blame attached to Madder's fock, should be behaving as Sir Join; who, even if he were unable he was in his private life. H.s spou to love his elderly and commonplace had serious thoughts of app:ying to spouse, had, at rate, no excuse for Matthew Madder himsélf, and request- piglecting her so shamefully as he did. ing that flery servant of the Lord to Why, he was a;ways away from home— tackle her recreant husband, Some by himself, The number of business ap- years ago she had adopted these tac- po-niments that he had in London and tics In reference to her nephew Tom— When his wife her only sister's only chid—who had Sressed him for decaiie and particulars, faiien away into flagitous paths, fre- he invariably grew evasive. When sie quented muste-halls and other vicious offered to accompany him, he emphat!- haunts, entangled bimseif with “scar- Cally declined to take her. He had let women”—commonly known as ai abandoned the journeys altogether. Of s—and generally disgraced the course this spoke for itself, It pointed ind the profession by which he ‘to a disgraceful conclusion, So said Lady Matthew Madder took up Biggeto. So said Lady elsewhere were legion. THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, _SEPTEMBER - 189: HIS PHOTO WS T00 DARK. When Seaman Fleistm: He Was Locked Up. Louls Fleishman, Dentistry, "NEW YORK We have on xu bt Maras YOU Tried Qiticura the great SKIN CURE? Ie cures of torturing, disfenring, humilt. Ve NHMdd AO Lhe Midst Wonderiul over discharged in Tombs Court this morn ge by Policeman Vaughan Fleishman had and in Park picture taken in Mrs. He pail twenty-five ¢ The pictures and he demanded a return Mrs, Cohen refused and SENTAL CO. NTISTS {08 West 23¢ cL Corner 6th Avenue, Dirsclly Next to Ebrish’s, feur tintypes of his money. the policeman letures were Mra Wm. t. Strong. Mra Louis Gant, Mre Jacsh He Sohit Miss A” Simon } man. Mra Charles H + Mrs, Geo. F. Waring, fr. hurst Mrs. Contant de Redon, Were too dark and T won't be taken for one, They Can't Beat Our Game! P ORDER, $19.40. are rather dark,” admitt Get back to y iF ship in time." A thronphont the worlt. HIS STONE HOUSE MOVED. Augunt Zinn the Line at a LONDON StL 988 Third Ave., Entrance Corner 5° BLOOMING OALE Top Coats, 519. 4 | 1 oa’ Throckmorton Top Coats, cout ever cuts | PALL SUITS, §g 8 to #2), HM STORES, PeYSER 383 Broadway, Near Wate st 1123 and 125 Fulton St. August Znsser, the wealthy ‘acturer, has had his palatial rest- Zinsser selected Fifty hth street and | Tenth avenue | ee SHUEY 229 Broadway, opp. P, O. Bowery cor. Broome st. ted 8 palatial abode nity Hospital came near bom he thought Feely a day passed without women and if he sat on his veranda usual for blin to be taken for the muse on Ganrantee Page isa mine f INSANE FROM CIGARETTES. Excessive Drink Also Contributed fo Young Costello's Aliment, Edward Costello, t of 183 Avenue A, home this morning to tal In an Insane cond tien, te an old east s.de with his widowed mother, who w considerable money by her husband. young man did no work ported by bis mother The 46" Street Baumann ( Unequalled Credit System is such as to permit you to obtain any and all the comforts you may wish on terms of ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK At Lowest Cash Prices. Our stock tn the oLONY, ARTO was taken from Car-Fare Allowed Within 100 Miles of Cur Ofc THIS IS A BONA-FIDE OFFER, NOTE OUR PRICES. Extrcetion. JHE RAYS, He spent most sporting men, drank to excess Cigarette smoker, ie has been acting quesrly for nearly recently his cided to piace hm Ine Yesterday he showed s gna of becoming ent and beat note Furniture, Curpets, Bedding, Lamps, Ral Stoves, Pictures, ja year, e Institution » Oilcloths, Porueres, Croce kery, ‘Vinware and Lueo Curtains. S. BAUMANN & 733 to 739 Eighth Avenue, N SATURDAY TT _————— Amusements. * 58th St. East, between 241 and Leet gion aves Vaudeville Neon a . ‘The hospital surgeons say that | the young man Is suffer'ng with soften- brought on by exe: ive drink and smoking cigarettes, Ing of the brain, est quality, se lar price $15. A Amalgam Fillings. 18K Gold Crown Our Specialty, 3 99 Yale's Ex-Captain a MI 131, an ex-Captain of Ya! team, made a farewell address tn the Central fore starting with his onary to Pekin re in the congregation & CO., DALY'S NORTHWEST Con? F 40TH ST. OFFICE HOURS 80, SUNDAYS=10 to 4. EMULSION 0 ry Wight wuring die Prescribed by phy 14TH STREE T ; Dental Chale) EMPIRE THEATR iS DARE 3 WEDNESDAY “CHAUNCEY O COTI rik. H ARTIST. about it. My ! AND SATURDAY. work beside f Nilsson’ ew York MY WP's TUBA niy deutal parlors. ta + 2a NT. retiad knows what Pearline will © PROCTIRY do, and she i She'd never let me lose my time trying get things clean with soap—and she HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE si." ANC 1s wi i NEW YORK DEN! AL PARLORS, on BY vay wunatee [f TENS, _THECA APi rol. Prine oss ' onnie) AMERICAN THEATRE, ELEVATOR, 1/88 Best TEETH 58 have her clothes all worn out with rubbing, either.” That's the truth. er of Pearline comes just as hard on the mistress’ clothes as it does on the laundress’ back. Cemery Theatre, J TRILBY opposite Marge G0 ON THE Half Million REAL a (atin) a‘ Guarantee Pages See EXCHANG E, BUSINE SES AND CARKI E33 CPPURTUNGTIE 23 ); HOR GS the 1amous Count i i A . He wcked Ts yeu as i —well, he hambra; he openly retuked present her, was a very part.c know the Countess personally never met her. , had worked th tfor Tom was should present her at an ¢ he kept hin there ng damnaton out ary members 4 his aunt for w hesitated, One hay ng boasted achieve the fondest w.sh of her hear be presented at Court, of angry color over+ Une Just betore the race At that time passed into Madde private) was, about half an hou + Tepiied Tom, "It abpeare th B.ggeto’s friends, | thie ministry with joy and accomplished , point of view, to be strongly deprecated. jar John ‘hus been constantly ‘about Jones and other wicked friends, Magder could t NO MONEY DOWN THE KIGHT PARTY, Hows a completely t IF YOU SATISFY US You 0 Flat. ARIOR, sult room 1 1 “ 1 1 1 1 A Bedroom Chate DINING-ROOM, te Vo Bateson Table, « Vbecplecs Chine Toa Sot ITC, Diahpan 1 Teapot vie 1 Kitchen vi tievton | We Atiaw tue Heautrand F oO} IN SATUR AY BY RB Amusements. 3 25, nnd MT AN my POLLIE woke ADD TL ETTA “DELLA FOX. wioet, FLEUR-DE-LIS, “ops KOSTER & BIALS, MAT, i, EW % AW a rr tt, LEW in ‘The Queew’s Necklace. Last stating @ Wedves av and satura t WH) HANH) &ORE THE ShowTING DUCHESS. Evenings, A 1b. | Mats. Wed: TAT IMPRU NT VO ls heey erial Laie ha Cook. 40 others me! way a ng, lively *— Herald, THe GAY PARI TANS. a9 9.20. Matinee Saturday at 2 at Kuk SCE AL Mn WaV Aas, fot Oo. 7, 2 weeks only, M RL THE Wit OPEN € © ROB ROY, — DOPE RASMOUSE ats We OX Sal THe Z01H CENTURY GIRL, Inca aes oe MADISON KQUAR Finis . ‘ i wae i HERALD SQ. 7 One EDeN MU EE. WORLD in WAX & GHA: 0 @ Over 500,000 actual insertions AN in to stroll round to the padlock to © a look at the Leger ¢ dates en will be your time, sir. Confront him then, with aunt at your si Denounce h rt) through her ir John has st me, Twill not spare this scars let woman’ said Madder, his eye pos cried Lady to walt more than an hour ve the word to start to» took ‘There was # large s 4 managed to thread ' Through them, and to stand st near the entraace s siarp eyes detected He was couvers brazen jade hing Man of en i i exclaimed, y am come to unce you in the name of the Lord.” "The baronet stared at bim in. bid [wmazement, i ROME | a 100." And in our other show windows we Hinted 4reom EOI? ATA SLIGUT ADVANGE, Below we appedd a complete list of what we give in each Flats $150. Flat.- rovatelle Parlor Bult, Wile 4od eld Framed Pleture, airs of Lace Curtatoe UEDROOM, ook S-piece Uedruom sult ball Prather Pillowa. stension Table, tchen Table, 1 Batter, 1 Galvanized Ki yery thing © for Houseleseniiig AG, MERCED Tm 2 WITHIN THO a° JL & Ss. BAUMANN’S, 8th Ave., Cor. 19th St. IL 10 O'CLOCK, NING U Amusements. MUSEUM. oe First appearance bere HUBRR'S mre aa {buy mourns lady with a horse's mage, 100 other moveltten, AC LADY with 01 now be seen at my parlore, Nt uy pervuade you to beautlty year om 10 per ton of 3.000 Ib, best ity nd quality guaranteed. Te MATERIALS ai catalogue by mal . ANDER & DOWEL, aad a ole rma cteciptetiy; “aittngs “ot ¥'8 Chiropota, Compress, removes. a from corns’ and bun y newborn babs] fall rogues take this view of all Puller'a Deteetive YPTION—A_ very _ pret Lowins, #5 W. tha. ND GOUT CURB—1 one Doula will cote prican, oo money down HILLS RHEUMA Kreatent of all re Hil Medicine Co. ALR—Solled tru eas ke, begs MANUFACTURERS ent stampa Fewer — | YOUK, HOROSCOPE read or ahd a Leoni astrologer, h CONCERTS tte wy over 500,000 actual TREES, %G ee able LA! AED dumfounded paalon in ain pursued the Gamnable path Aster, I denounce you both, ful pupa runner after wt your peace; Mitihew ladder never completed that ot funy wrap: culated Lady he Countess ot God! I ehould have Pp Icoked ap th vat of fi ntuing. oust very stim, ns 4 Vterned her round 0 ae id As “in ted not presented at longer sits under Mag a that usr