The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1900, Page 4

___THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1900, CHIE | RABBITS AS WITNESSES. | se ety charged with burgiary. The EAMLESS N \ DREAM CHE Pea ee ad ne Wedding Rings. A SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE. her Stele Them and They wore |steti's des i 00 —_EATRA FINE GOLD EYEGLASSES FOR Sergeant op the desk | Locked tm the Serg: Deo found bi f “WY HUSBAND WIS $1.3" Where They Ate Doc % it Pot ant ‘ . . Eyes Examined by Graduate. 55 Nine-year-old Tony Denito, of #9 Park| of a rea Bb jo freedom @ sree we to M ‘a * went) i 4 Pom te vi t tat vee 4 = - Blek Spite Dow Killed : S cage ot} A ack spits dow tn t 1 j BE: cllh ABOUCTED, 19-Year-OldGirl SaysShe fe. oped, Pais. | POS assualt cite ° Was Under Hypnotic | taywre cintured ant seat 10 the Gerry (Pantie aerated 6S aninel” . BY MRS, FRANK BLUM. : Influence. i Mivtaied to an Evening World reporter) | _— . | ; ~ pre | ; . SAMUELS, WERTHEIMER & CO. aan ror b 3 sate ee th ” w rp ds a ia Gud sale Saturday at 3 ve et mother | 3 ot 2 A I4-karat. .. 2. 75 to $10.50 t slip Petty bale S amen fae in Te REORGANIZATION SALE $2 ae vee $80 to ea ca ecco : roe Bas a res | Bf) J Prete ee reales ret) 8 ren F ats ; EHIRICH BOs, Sith Avenue and 92d Street. \ Py said. to tein | = is ste 5: eaiptale: Riae pt de aad w iF 4 2 tuaueh 4b\u. 0 tek hack x @ = New York, has been purchasea by 3 \ 3 ‘i = steps] & I$ SAMUELS, WERTHEIMER & CO, 3 X . . . * ™an j¢ 7 | ba | on "8 * — who will offer, beginning SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, ¢ i ae oe wet ‘ ‘ x 3 the prctchals tak ai sisting of DRY GOODS pi 3 z . 3 arean rey | $ GENERAL MERCHANDISE, at from t 0 3 seg) on eo rmained ter | & mm QNE-QUARTER to ONE-HALF FORMER PRICES 3 | éageniaien : ipeotigaresanee 4 x ofsfo Porrerrererreririiretirtiticsteres) Sete Ps | oth Ave, cor. 17th St. | eae aeaicaaaanees 4 | ons) NOG 0 | Grand Stor bldride OF IMMEDIATE IMPORTANCE T TO PARENTS, :; apes 2184 TO 2192 THIRD AVE. ( Siieers!) |"\ oye ine to tie pat you want| A THOROUGH CLEANING UP OF BOYS’ SUITS. a: 4 {to reach--a Sunday World Want line. Boy" ghoul | ——_ ov’ should be construed in the widest sense—this ( sale looks out for them all—from 3 to 19 years, | All New, Fresh Summer Clothing. ‘Plain Serges, Cheviots, he Sananafe- Sore More NEWS for Tomorrow from this made, bes 10,00 | ——————— a ffects in Sailors. ors giv Ww ouche sondit'oay of fest, at a THIRD to a HALF Four effects in Sailors. | ors give the newest touches of 3,00 t . f ‘ ‘ ‘f Striped Flannels, Cassimeres — best high 1B | $8.50 to $15.00 Long | Pants Suits class | Although my husband, who wae ab- ducted, robbed and nearly murtered. 1 charged with trying to ki) himeeit, | Neve that the story he tells is true even If the police do may they fimermiit it Teaw him yestertay for the frat time last Friday He ts emactated, his and legs ere badly chafed and he Dullet wound in Meo left ahouiter 4 me he had been agrhushed by | senses and fixed four man, beaten ant rote Here are thousinds upon thousands off the prices for which the same shoes are se Nn goo We bought the entire stock-on-han J : wen good factories. There is not an old shoe, nor an out-of-dite style in all the thousands of pairs ofered at these lite prices, 4b} | Is that why you lthe Wanamaker bargains 7 These hints of some of the sorts on sale to-morrow: Men's Shoes at $1 3, for all sorts and c ponular styles, of stores. They are ‘ust the proper shoes for anybody who wants shoes now, | | 50 Double-Breasted Suits, sold here from $3.00 to $4.00 yesterday. ene Summer Mixtures, weights and) Is iyi ieaile Choice Styles, all newly received and decidedly desirable—7 to 16 2,50 \ \ years. en inde, ‘Then Boys’ Shoes at $1 up his wo Hite money and ring « kid and calfskin; solid soles; sizes up to $ 1-2, D and E marked at We; not all si SHOE Sar kept in A) he was arrentet , i tule ak Sie ee - , , i 2 cellar for severn) days, and early pee! were. gone, B papery ortreg mighty st pobhowry us iil altel in ;20 neat patterns, in all wool fie ! day was left tn Cedar Park, near One| Now, of course, there are discrepan 7 19s Ce Me's Shoes at 75¢ 500 Short Pants for Boys | inixed Chevicts, Good in eve y y 2 a Street, bound | oley tn Pranks story, but I believe MIM, Mens Shoes at $1.90— Less than rat 4, well made shoes laced, with full round toe and solid aa f 5 | poor dear, every word he says th spriny heelg sizes 9 to 13, from 3 to 1S years old, + respect, Excellent for holilay N HAD MONEY WITH HIM. The police say he was out with eome Threesdollar shoes in wax calf, tan and black kid and patent leathery swell lasts; care. Women's “Oxfords at $1.28 | wear, | 3 Woman and probably jost hie money tn ful finish Flack and tan «dek nm Oxfords end Southern ties; fine leather and good styles, 3 Frank ‘eft home last Friday afternoon | that way. He never lit We've been Women's Shoes at $1 | Children’s Shoes at o0c ! + to go to Sweeay’s flour mill, at One Hun-| married only seven waeke and why Black kidsiin; lace and button; with tips, th am and light weight soles, Black kid a tac} lace and button; sewed 19TH ST. SIXTH AVENUE. ui ST. dred and Thirty-ffth street and Mott | should he? Hoe loves me and I love him emen's Shoes at $1.35— soles; od lots from a dozen lines, but perfect % Haven Capal. He had $18 tn cagh, a| If he had told me riephante had Bla k lece; splendid shoes (or comes lean; sives trom children's No, 5 to misses’ £ diamond ring and a gold watch [trampled on him or that he'd been car 2 for 8 during vacation, No, 2 3 Ho is only twenty-one and owne a) let off tn a balloon, I'd believe him — Women’ 5 Ten shoes po $1 the | Children's Shoe at o8c— % onler Imkery at (M1 Brook avenue, Mle) | delteve every word he tella me, ao ae at were made t $3; fine| Kidskin, in a halt dosen good styles; spring heels S father te a te real estate man and cwne| (here = “k lack shoes at sume price. ’ $3 stip, soles. | a lo! of property tn the Brona Women's Boots at $1.70— Slippers at oe | “Whe! Prank ait not return t worrte | FOUND UNCONSCIOUS. Fine hisin Hoek gd any abt madly lee FOL tno women esi tate P * Baturday | sent to Police Heatquarters,| nium, who te a baker af 471 Brook h kid and patent leather tips that sold originally for $3, are here | He was found yesterday morning in 2 -dut I got no newe until yesterday lavenue tea prisoner in the Morrteanta Women's Boots at $2.30— & Frank told me he was coming back | poties station, charce! with attempting These are ail black, and the saving i greater =? from Sweesy's when ‘hree men thant Ide, although he deciares that he ts ower priced shoes ; | along. As they parsed, one of themting vietim of a gar { bighwaymen. knocked him down He te elenn 4 When he recovers! con eneee Cedar Park, at One Hundred and Pitty.) { was ina dark colar A big red heated firet etreet. He was unc . e ' man guarded him. They pave Frank) oa was cut badly ard nothing to ent 1 fOF} uttet wound tn his left breast. Mis feet ‘water the red-headed man fome* that smelled of carbo Frank wouldn't touch tt » murder him him | were bound At Fordham Hoepttal Blum waa re- | 4a remarkable story heer Special Bargains ta Men's, Women’s : Children’s Shoes Fresh and New. All Guaranteed. % Men's $3.00 Black Kid, | Women's $3.00 Welt Sole Tan Kid Oxford Ties, | Button and $7.00 | Lace Shoes, 2M |e Per Pair. Misses’ $2.00 But-\ Child's $1.50 Button and | Met be be he had @alled the red-headet man and bound and faggot ted a big handkershte! ove carried for miles in a] n the ! ‘orn | seam The | earrt Formerly \A. T. Stewart & Broadway, 4th Ave., 9 9th and 10th Sts. eo epneene & Co. JOHN WAN AMAKE SHOT BY ROBBER. “Mow you keop still,’ salt redheaded 8" Se ae . Prank mamaged to work the mag from fe . won On 2 Dis mouth end yelled “Police yo teat”: qaeeenta Sled Gorton was mad and leaned over (0° Un : cae a eee : Frank and fired a bullet atraleht tlie py gt oy oy at ther way Dim, saying, with an cath, “Now, Wil ous ue tre oy 8 . you keep still?” F see Gps re : D not afra y wife, ae you by Then Prank fainted agnin. When he s : t a hapten g 4 nha. WEIS ’ | king 4 ginvoing Mesh wound, Ly based on positive lines that we cannot get away from: for instance, our leaseholds expite shortly and we have determined not to renew them on any accounts) ton and Lace Shoes, Lace Shoes, ; He had barely strength to o exp e ta ¢ bie feet | Pheretore, f you have any doubts, cast them aside, Cur word ought to be sutticient, but if it ie not t lack ; . < 2 toward the highway fle was ¢ after he worke i in Tan and B in Tan and Black Le | Every piece of merchandise must be sold. Basement Wonders Come and see the wealth of bargains prepared for your benefit, | Kid, | Handkerchief Men's Ribbed Shirts. / Men's and Boys’ fome houre later and taken to F Magistrate Hospital, where they broug)si > $00 75c. | i Jersey Ribbed Summer Shirts and | ; FLAT IRONS We ‘COACHMAN WANTS $60, 000. Bargains. eer ne sing ot 18c Clothing. PA. a eel van fv Pein i te ‘ , by Ladies’ White Hemst tched i A lively bree ‘ i Scully Saye Another Conchman a cei By files tered 3 for 50c, tacks of alte a whole lot more thas we have been Sizes 1 to 2, Stes 5 (0 10'4. ' a Phystcinw Have Solem Mie | of gking each vss -sn eees 3x Men's Hats. fer wees Largan advertising all week. Good things’ Men's Russia Calf and Black Kid, Welt Sole Lace Shoes. DROWNED WAN, Wife's A@cetions. Lace Handkerchiefs rie! lot fine Fur Hate, Felt galore. Boy’s Russia Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 2's 0 54%..-. PALL RIVER, Mass, Ju “nach a 9 Sop ler j oa have been reduced regurdioes of value. valued at @1.47, but Wy ies bay ihe Men's Strictly All Pure Ice Cream Freezers. * 169 Youths’ Russia Calt Lace Shoes, sizes 11 to “Point de Pare,” *Point Fav.” room they vecupys never again 75 Worsted Suits, qoatt site. 00, reese PO9"" | itthe Gents! Lace Shoes, sizes 9 to 13's , ‘ eenner,” de +i the® gueh an opportunity, eacli+er. ‘ial! tae ody 1 Galvanized Iron Water Pail, Body Is ‘Somme to Be + ies Ieee onaivons 89 "4G L a wear, perp le 0 quatt Bias, coss0 bs oa $2c¢| Open Saturday Evening Until 10 0 o'Clock, ) that of Canal Boat , Jewelry sae oles Shists . "5 95, 6. 45, 6.95 Kowme quart tite) 9 YER. <7] h Ave.,Cor. 20th St. ' upertine Taitets § teshiris Buckeits... see « c ve,, Cor, 2Ut Captain Barnes. ne, These lots all way below the ueual oo sr “gto Ler 6. Raicaiass ‘aa Bath )s| ALFRED]. CAMMEYER, Ave. Sn — sage d Slated Shirt Waist Sets. [5c tail at $7 90; redused te 4.05 Men's Black Alpaca Coats Tub, % inches long....+++ ODER cases gasene f ¢ . it ; phage: Aodhan dina echgpereli bir ain Plated Brooches te Children’s Leghorns, rather het weather conte. a bins -_COPPES Gartuae Pant, ‘me ? ? ? } ? ? ? ? ? ° en ferry two Dr. lo prominent polldeally | have sones. vee 10 A Ss taieas ing for heated mankind, eprueely Strong Galvanized Iron Ath 9 Te ceppeasd to be that of Cas ‘3 ¥ ai tHe has a Very DreEY | Beans p as pits i A ape al indice inent in far 7 sraw mate; te feck thew We Bealeey Can. Degen sorte Plage ila Conchman Yates is now employed by | BBM, 80h ++++00++ 56 yeate; they ate tinned ‘with ie 95¢ 1 25 1 75 Enamelled Sauce Pan lipped, aor aa t nm misaing since Jan. 7 last. ono A 4 —* ome M4 ng 1 brLdy be Enameiled § ans hehe ow ota Me, ™* SYM na Shin, Sragsiets: wm 9, mull anaoware, "Rt 3G on tb Me ‘5 “1 IN WHAT COUNTY _") loboken, ounty Phystetan Con- Belt Buckles, double, vari oys trictly WOO!, te eG tune co urecentee SATE POLICE WE WERE DRUNK, | «« tog 15¢ Ca KoRn Destio cartes Be Ket, Sauartyg. DO'YOU RESIDE e The body when fount in the water oa Plated Collar Buttons, ‘5 dite rpet. wo-Piece, Dou! inci hard two foona, hin oie a Pastor Thompson Makes Chavuee | reat shapes ag seers 2 wn! have a fow pieces too many ot Breasted Suits, We have never sold any house-| @ Measure up the vote cast in your county in 1896 for $96 ctreuiar belt arvund the man's, Aguinet Jersey City Miwecoate |theheavy kind, pats... JOC wie, vane Baly Braves wich Lor. Sammer shales, neat check, ete.. per hold a eh es Sear Se, Sen. cach of the candidates for President and ascertain what beare he Sanday -Sch. ‘ ‘4 P ders. y I thes fect wonder value, ntly these bargains are what ome * ¢ be . - SE Mies ih mane cn| cee ey nn Panne And many others equally as good, ‘ers We will sell these, made, sail set bd termed enpertati¥e tnd vo ing it will have on the coming Presidential campaign. See $0 determine the cause of) wetminster Church, of Jersey City, | fo enumerate them our wagon goes, at. sarc traordinary. pages 441 to 488 i sea members of the police 4 a e piso Seveiate Pant. rctrtay of bene mtiesnds | E DW’ D I DI EY Ke SO N S P| The World Almanac and Encyclopedia, phie Kennedy is the cay) Nea ( “ee ME Md, tarde |ausee’ poruset ‘che’ eotumnate xe 9 e ee while playieg on the |sxuae during the parade, denies the at 23, where ane) a Rev, Newton Thompson, pastor of the i qould take a full page of this rarer “ont Murphy sent a communication to Rey, Mr. Thompson, advising him to Rid compiaion han 8 lined and laid, wherever 59 309, 311, 045 to 321 GRAND S 1.79, 1.99, 2.49 NEW YORK CITY. — cee ew Oe el PPiep2?P