The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1900, Page 2

wencane Sr ea oe 2 EIT ator THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1901, _—_————— * FEATURES OF HOT WAVE; | “ycmmrats | moms “OTHER CITIES SWELTERING, ze=zaic- | Private Bankers, we Balcony, Maia Fleer), ‘ Poy 4 percent. on deposits, pay, DOPERE } 4 per \ues ACH crap pbiyh A ned aon are. adi Ban : (OEPETS * on demand without notice, Ne rg axe YX . .-. ; a Tike Beach hist TBE ENO Stylish, Suitable and Serviceable Furniture Price Reductions, e Beach — Ae. See Summer Clothing for Men and Boys Che Store Will Bo Although furniture is one of the commonest neces- the city’ ies of domestic life the demand for it diminishes with va May wang Closed Hit Day Chursd : The sales of most stores dwindle Waists at a Wedding) (ar Tove) Beier Late than woven By waiting until now to bu Party — Heat Led to, |we ms cone y @ warm weather. . Suicide. “ore wane ened Lag ee oe (July 4th.) _ wn to almost nothing. Not so with The Big Store, otfered at the Big Store We say this merely to remind } are always prepared to meet such contingencies by ita ah aes daldie: te Sean | Joe oS Suen that to-morrow will be your last Opice-cutting or otherwise in such a way that business ms jie ane isveckive Wons to Coney talend core. qeney. tunity for the purchase of any of ;s not suffer materially. Offerings like these keep in Detween the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock this morning and slept on the sand to escape! if : & $ i things you may require for the pr¢busy and bring us many new friends and patrons: ee celebration of the glorious Fourth. J : 4 . in ee ee strictly regular—hun- len Oak Dresser, piano finish, 44 ins. wide, full swell front, 2 large my Foote toe Gere | big purchases a oe 2amall drawers, cast brass trimmings, shaped top, with hand- aXg A special detati of poll which goods are to be ely carved stander and shaped French bevel plate mirror 24230 , @ut to pa ee pease ane by that decided to be a Per- Annual Double Value es; actual value $19.50; reduced for to-morrow to 13.50 bl ‘on fies oa shin tach Tears Wott over 8 * Shoe Sale leable Iron White Enamelled Bedstead, 1-inch post, high head, Were many families with the mothers Worsted. e extenaion foot, heavy filling, heavy brass top rails, brass spindles end children, and many had brought p aheets with them. Gomes RICHT OV SHOP: ‘These they spread on the sand and, - » “‘y @aking pillows of their outer clothing, Leoking Ahead for Solace. You can't stop the shopper, She they slept while the breese from the| was out to-day with her eye on the @tean fanned them, At daybreak many marked-down bargains while peo- @f the men took a dip In the sur! before returning to the city ple were dropping around her like Over 25,000 pairs of Men’s and Wor" all sizes; actual value $8.50; reduced for to-morrow to 5.25 en Oak Chiffonier, serpentine front, 4 large and 2 small drawers, eve and Oxfords, as well as Sho¢ columns, cast brass drop handles, French legs, shaped top, hand- sses, Boys and Children, of fine quality1y carved standard, with oval French bevel plate mirror; actual workmanship ge $14.00; reduced for to-morrow to 12.50 this season’s 1 Hair Mattress, weighs 45 Ibe., made ot good clean hair, coveredin S Hd Hi ay 4 E a2 é At @ 0’ morn | stop :. A., Gold Medal, or San Remo ticking, will hold its shape and give aot | evry “a te Soe then “ae me-gign Gh, 7 Set ” bougit by ous b. satisfaction; actual value $11.00; reduced for to-morrow to 6.90 usually seen there on a summer after: | shopper. Are These who made a! » fown. There was no disturbance, but a uits trip tothe factoi™*™* Mattress, weighing 50 |bs,, made in two parts, for 7.90 Rumber of negrose and tough characters | were irrestel as vagrants during the | night. | ‘ ‘ the leading shoe SUMMER FURNITURE. 1 ASPHALT MELTS | waals ufacturers of New York and Massachuse'A large, comprehensive and finely selected stock of Prairie Grave, Reed, or Norfolk} half and less than half actual wholesale*" and Rustic Furniture, well adapted to the use of summer homes, cot- Ss Ss $ IN HARLEM. | top style,} now on sale at the lo prices ever k” — — — at pd py mae , enseentne | first-class Footwear! rie Grass Tete-a-Tetes, a' ustic Flower Stands, at up- Nowh | for firs ar ard from 12.50 ward from 1,50 Nowhere was & hotter than In One! Women's Oxfords, in tan, brown a ' wf) DSe_ rand tured, all sizes, in aeaatic Arm Chairs, at upward ou Brateie Grae Chel & ate and fancy styles; also Women’! q . 4 Kid Button and Lace Shoes, some with cloth tops. hic Tables, at upward from 3,09 Prairie Grass Rockers at up- values, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50, » ward from 4,50 Hundred and Twonty-Mth street, At Econ the thermometer in front of The | World's Harlem office registered 102 tn the shade. A thermometer at the corner | of Beventh avenue and One Hundred nd Twenty-fifth street—one of the cool- Women's Oxford Ties, in tan and! Rockers, at upward from 1,50) (Third Ploar) PP ye ee — Ht LDS 9 se at ine ah : hereto tae recently teen paved) ? Waniits tes as Geax ta mFlags and Sapanese Lanterns with asphalt and the heat ridiation was) . 4 terri. The asphalt melted in wots an 7,45) POL LOS oh outers Raa, cat wot For Fourth of july De-orations. E by the oh in pe Rawle for pe ut Ki4 Button and Lace Shoes. Regular value Liberty and the 7 rte and for- 4 yeers, ‘Wall from the Heuse-Tope. build. 08, ever! Swing out “Old ory’ to the . : ‘ost of the ambulance hoi ott s moon's hot!" Women's Tan and Black ies) 4 Weed Wodibs erabin) nod oreurabet Jap tace the mabe thttiad. be eed ace sag be breeze, ‘Whoop and holler and bang your e ratited, teas tanendie that ry nite West Hoboken, was overcome by the| Pany lost so many horses If you need anew flag, come to us for Me. Sire would be made unui after SEM: | neat while driving over hn route. | were badly hampered In delivery, eed it and you'll save enough to make it worth 5 Twenty-Atth street station house waa] ‘The horse drew up in fromt of the| ered a Gay for hired antmale stretched & line of howe, and every | baker's, and when Jahn 4i@ not atight| The veual number of available fire we some One in the more went out to see| horses was cut in half Of the 46 Leather Lace Shoes, in several styles; all sizes of eac Regular values, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. while. Men's Satin Calf Shoes, im lace @pon't confound our Bunting with the cheap, trashy, second = MH 10 gress, ali wide widthe and plain tojey sssuction” goods Pr nmery Ba Bry By Ray, % flags we oer Men's Tan and Black Kid London Tht standard all-wool bunting, double sewed throughout, with full com- ; alao Russia Calf Gent of stars, strong canvas headings and brass grommets. Here ame | | value 82e of our low prices : P Black Kid Button and Lace Shoes and Patent Kid and | ree that came by soused. The eee reves, wae afforded at all fire ef-| at the matter was, and found him|Sorees attached to Brookivn engine Harily one coat-garmented man could | lying dead in the bottom of the wagon,| buses, BO were unflited for service An Extra Special 4th of July Offering. Lace Effect Dotted Swiss Warsts i He left a widow and several children, | stables for treatment Orders were is later in the day the mercury @oared| Another victim of the heat waa| sued to reduce the apeed going to fires i ef to even higher marks. August Brandis, of No. 41? Union peeing Men's Tan Oxfords, § BUNTING FLAGS. SILK FLAGS & ve Went Mba” Mr Beadle] NEW ENGLAND |S $4.10 pe —— street, West en, ir. l a A ltebie sive 24236 ta f } HEAT ORAZED, sake. a salt, Sone A Mert Button in back, front nely tucked between lace stripes, 1.25\°° : ‘ KILLED HERSELF. |i oonownn of teane amu:| ME HOTTEST VET jy cater ant, inched tack Asm eactve wait | Shon an Oxird; spe 1. eee ee a ing that the beat had affested him. ae os . ; others we have all sizes. a pair of shoeft,, 20 | Cotton Bunting Flags, 2 i Veorapcnngtetsg 1” Gant "jaws La oe is Ph gl Ag pet olny Rev as ee Oe ed 4 Offering. mone ae bag by — ri ft., ; oe mounted on Loowet sa thirty-nine years ol, P~ Rae oa re “! ‘e bree eo hs cebu ly w 4 + "s Shoes Oxfords * | stall, . x omy 4 ft ot carbate Sa, ‘vhs and ak Mocee fore ie irae “ae wee wf) 2 85 of the best leathers, such as tan? 3.60 | ot at at $7.90 she took with sulcidal intent NURSE'S SUICIDE hottest yet.” Calf, patent leathers, pateut kids crags, complete with bail truck and halyards, made of hardwood 38. " n wae cra of The Weather Buréau oMfctals toda: inlined $-gored flounce, beet of ‘‘the samples."’ All regular $5.00 and $6.00 val ‘tai ‘Wises Goto, ériven ‘amon 07 ie DUE TO HEAT repeated siaeehY 6 seclaraton wet aan stitching, polly F 4 coms Wah ae —” 35. 10ft., 40 we, 4s beat, took carbollc acti at No they could are. no, a cooler * fn Reticle, "ot tHe" OOM Names Shey «quiet wore, ip |" eg peapedwnyi ceded Bioyotes for the Fourth of JP Wolters pear tom s | ithe tome a pepminent,uferyman elt year old. of No. Went TPE OWELL APPEAL An Extra Special 4th of July Offering. nese Lanterns, Parasols, Fans, etc., in a large variety, at the very h N. J, shot himself on his| fifth) street, committed suicide while i) je 7 . : wm in Woodbii nent (o White Dimity resses vst prices. Here's a sample quotation: owas ‘ay. suffering from the Intense heat by tm teat wns hating Muminating gas FOR FREE WATER. lly filed a bathtub with cold wa- 4 went to the barn ; Lanterns, decorated with American the 12-in. size, for aed Waist in the sew button-in-back style; graduated flounce okirt, with deep fest ruffle. A very jaunty dress. econ’ Floor, Froet Women’s and Children’s Bathing Suits. hile his wife was marketing, amd] : eae, * rubbér tube to the gas Ot) GLOWELI, Maes, July 2~—The heat “ " | We ram. Than Be tyrned 90 | last night wae the most oppressive pet JOHN DOE |‘ ‘ie nf mouth nd ee a8 experienced. The temperature was 9 up t © was found Fe WAS COLD. | -___-- bridges, the commons and elevated spote - |'HORSES HIRED ; were crowded with mill operatives ia quest of a breath of air, ors, Canal Barrows, a and Kose ‘Reels. to 11 o'dloct, and then fell slowly. The * Seraeamt Ryder, of ihe Parkville po- ce 8 arly fainted t orn «| Cholera infantum has appeared. An The bome and the “ of the N 3 he ST eng ts She St Breen AN par at a tal Bent Our Bathing Suite are made of the best} OZ asures of, domestic te. For thls proper i percent. ang 0 fet of, Windit F etteet, » wet down the howe and niresye 19/204 most suitable of materials a nd the Fourth in the country a-wee low-priced will come te ve oo : nude bentee and potoy Py hae Pps Behe ee Wie ae the coninted ‘putin on styles, They fit as they 4 ft, og fe yore the ch of Stn iene Doors. Sdamebels stock, at 6 a in the Dlage lect} the exercise 0 you YOU ‘rural wood, varnished, at What are you golog?’ demanded tne Gergeant, feeling 0 weakness tn his Brees. as he mopped the perspiration brow and collar band. S have a new wheel, or any supplies for jeurai wood, varnished, fancy designs, strongly mortised, at 16 old wheel, come hére for them if You Wy, three tots to be had only in the following sizes: 2 feet 10 a Look over these offerings is vy 6 feet 10 inches; 2 feet 8 inches by 6 feet 8 inches; 3 feet by terested: k —_— a1 Barrows, that used to sell and are now selling at other stores We have B.. 4 Rote Bere. cube 00 and $2.59, all bolted, made of hard wood and perfect, your ual he Boston agen: at cholee and ighly. lanamsuiee'e Hose Reels, of hard wood, hold 100 feet of hose, to-morrow « 9 “FOWLER 1901 CHAINLESS,"’ _ me. Fitted with Hartford single tube tires-—the world re- = a a | i poy | nee gear---list price $60.00, while they om Dentistry. —— \. Deane sents rinnort zotem WATERBURY Th eam or naceee, ENTAL PARLORS Made with truss frame, weight between 19 and 20 Ibs., \Wese 23d St., New York. | tuyvers, of the | ital, who was in ihe oe phat) the man Was Ge. | Hoag r Suited to your taste in style. ee eS had probably escaped yj Suited to the demands of wear. Suited to the season. SIXTH AVE, AND NINETEENTH ST. toush Asylum. > AKER DIED. IN HIS WAGON. Men's and Women’s Au-Linen Handkerchiets at very moderate prices. The hotter the weather, the ter the = = - frames 2@ cr 22 inches. List price $60.00, while they \Oppesite Rden_ Musee) GET ONE OF OUR COOL, EASY FITTING handkerchiefs such as these for example: Re wee the eale of Fowler 1901 Tres rome Vewler Racers have won more races than any other wheel p now on the market. The workmanship on them is as fine as the finest fitting is perfection iteelf—and they have the famous Diamond £00 1 ';-inch tires. 7} The Morrow Coaster and Brake attached to your wheel for . (Your wheel called for and delivered without charge when |" this attachment is to te made. STRAWS: J Over 100 Styles to Select From. Rough Braids, $1.00 to $3.00. Smooth Braids, $2.00 to $4.00, Panamas, $4.00 to $12.00. ' Ricycle Sundries. 20th Century 1901 Gas Bicycle Lamps, naira: beens 8 * Hours 8 A.M. 06 PM Columbia Automatic Gas Lamps, Sunuays amd Holidays y to 4 P. & A. Banner Oil Lamps, at SAT? ‘ . . re " ” ' Cleveland Blue—will save your spokes from rust-—per WORK GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS —_——$ WORLD WANTS tue hold ondais Foot Pumps, large size, good and strong, each miei Boyce Pocket Foot Pumps, very powerful, only 5 Sprocket Locks, with keys, each Guaranteed Single-Tube Tires, worth $2.00 each, for Diamond -500."" The best tire made, pure rubber oly —————$_$__________. Fen Aaya tion; regularly worth §6 « pair; here jBoarden Warted—County Veeder Cyclometer, registers 10,000 miles, only The Bevin Echo Bicycle Bell, Three-in-One Oil, per Lottie, 199, 299, 605, 607, 609, 1197, 1369 Broadway. Store, 371 Fulton St., Brooklyn, opposite City Maik oa ree, wees oo tee aE » - a ‘ 2 ~ , t i