The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1900, Page 3

Babes Ve anesess seer rAd SVEN, JULY 1, byw, Witttam Hirechbere, Cohen, kindly apply to the Sick Babies’ Fund Fund, collected ‘ tm the name of Leonora C. Evtelsten. Emanuel ree "h Wiilte “A Widow's Mite.” he 7 i ne 8. Meyer, B @auncer and ‘ To the Ptiter uf The Bvening Worlt § Unelosed Ant coats, being say" a | mtte relleve euffertn * Bites, 5 Mai iia i Jalal oe 6 ‘ ROLLED OUT OF A WINDOW,’ TORNGULL'S BODY FOUND. Eltanbeth A Aged Sx, Fell Recovered by a De a 200 Fo tof Hea Yards from Where He Was Mosquito and all insect bites, wounds In . Drowned Of College Point ij , . | foratches by any animal cured oy Welle miteabeth Aditeg, ala years old, of 1% or 4 Witten CHILDREN FOUND STARVING, The Dome ot Ste te he benef of Malhag” Powder: Wills T77| seventh avenue, to la the New Yorn |dro et ‘ ele p fi a ne bl wd b ‘ ‘ of the Sick Ha Fund and ples bh, Balt We SMA; | isoepitad because last night she t ¢ Anderson. \; lam. Higgins, bh the winodw of her room yee ire { . Viola Bigains t of the window ; a She fell four stores to the sidewalk " From Seven Boys. Yne of her arms was browen and she saat } . « Wor Ained @ scalp wound and bruises of *! r the Sick Bables ty ' Jrowned while sw — Two Boys and Their Sister| Slept and Starvedin St. | Nicholas Park. « After sleeping under the leaves in Bt. A terrible time followed. They walked Micholas Park \tke the babes in the|the street bexeing for bread and sleep: | wood for several days and nights, |ing at night in dark alleys or doorways. Bridget Annie and John Gorman are} Then Mrs. Gorman found the bit of Row in the care of the Society for the | Woodland in St. Nicholas Park, almost Prevention of Crueity to Children. They | under the shadow of the walle of the are nine, seven and four years old re nt of the Sacred Heart. There epectively at lomst they would be secure from the! ' ‘Mra, Gorman, the mother of the chil-| police and thore they went. Night after) ‘ ren, to under arrest agrant. She | night mother and children fend her little on ¢ found tn a They nad only a @tarving condition | little park at ow and then and they! Bt. Nicholas aven One Hundred | grew we: ch hour, But they were/ and Thirty-sevent yesterday. | gind of & resting piace even under the Until two weeks ago Joseph Gorman, | open sky. the father of the family, wa: They could see the brilliantly Mghted @ coal yard and lived with his family at | homes round. where food and drink | 6% West One Hundred and Thirty-firet | wer Clearance Sale of Men's and Boys’ Yogtiger Shirts A general offering of the season's best selling goods at about half former prices. Well worth buying for nest season's wear if not wanted for this. MEN'S So. PERCALE AND MADRAS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, 0 trifle mused from handling; all sites, clearance sale price, MEN'S 7SC. PERCALE AND MADRAS NEGLIGER SMIRTS—Some have twe collagy and cuffs, others have collars and cuffy attached, while others have meckband for white collars; all sizes; clearance sale price, each, MEN'S $1.00 MADRAS CLOTH LIGEE SHIRTS, made in th: best mam ner, AL collars can be wors hs ton if desired; have Metached hax cuff of Same material as shirt, al! sires, clearance sale price, BOYS’ S0C. NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, with eilk bosoms, all sizes; clearance sale price, #3 & 8 Greet. bi > - his cer) ? ah hunger and had only th Sh P S Day after day he searc! for work! p50 a i d £ and could not find it Mean time their tonodl OG CRREN oe PmB TD SF tampe nen ood. These goods and prices will prove interesting to ladies who like to while away a few hours daily in sewing and doing ‘fancy work" while on their summer vacation: STAMPED TRAY CLOTHS, CENTERPIECES, SCARFS, CUSHION TOPS, TEA CLUTNS, DUYLIES, Ae, ke, he) At fet 109e., 25¢, and 39e, money gave out and finally there was mo more bread for the children, Them) neiens, half-dazed condition yester- Gorman disappeared = Mrs. beget day the family was discovered by the ome he te lookng for work and Will iceman who guards the convent return. rounds. They were takea to the Weat Neighbors helped the mother and chile) ( irindred and Twenty-fifth street Gren for some time, Then they were) stration and ca 1 later disposed put on the street. of in Harlem urt HOT WEATHER MEANS ILLNESS FOR POOR TOTS. ; Dot West, Cooper and Reynolds, Haw- Lesite, Sidney Gilmore, Rastus | kee, Little May Helle and the La Terty MeGovern, the phenomenal Iit- | While roaming about the park In a) Women’s Colored Undershirts. A special feature of to-morrow's sales will be an offering of « recent large and important purchase, at low prices, of Women’s Colored Under skirts for mid-summer wear, in pretty colorings and stylish makes. At the prices mentioned you won't find the equal of these goods elsewhere. 69% 89¢ WOMEN'S LAWN UNDERSKIRTS, im dainty stripes, with corded umbrella flounce, trimmed with braided ruffle, at WOMEN'S PERCALE UNDERSKIRTS, striped, of « fine quality and light weight, ‘THE SUBSCRIPTIONS. ously acknow Moy, Gracie, hussat, Eula Cartoon, ‘ le Mecabe, Jeanie Mec! ‘with umbrella flounce and tucked ruffle, at WOMEN'S PERCALE UNDERSKIRTS, str light , umbrella fleunce Mary Branigan, 63 Dowsing ‘8 tle feather-weight pugilist who won || trimmed with three bias ruffles with corded very at 5 P., Mamaroneck, N. ) eta ¥ ” fi on peeste Tam i Much A sensational viciory over Frank |} wonpws CINGHAM UNDERSEIRTS, striped, with two bias ruffles on umbrella Py belted | b00 flounce, worth $1.95, at lomo, §8 East 1070 wtreet, and ee tener, 40 Weet lft street Le! wi Hirschberg, Emanuel Hireenberg, | Willie Coben, Joseph Dernardt, 8 Meyer, z Saundee. Nemes A Sale of Belt Buckles. and Toone Mereee i wetier Here is an offering, the equal of which has not been presented here or bas ary tea Voie neste we 1.00 elsewhere this season: Me erevice Morrie and Hearietta w fe Jensen, 163 Rast 724 street. ce . Béeimen, 120 Breedway ‘The hot spell has driven comfort and G@lecp from even the most well-to-do den- fisens of New York. Many times worse @& the lot of the host of children and Babies who are forced to exist ag best) they can during such weather in stuffy, | evercrowded tenements, with narrow, malodorous streets for their only play-| Ground. Among such little sufferers the phy-| @iciana attached to The Evening World @ick Babies’ Fund are tolling night and | day, giving their best services and medi- | eines free of charge to sick and dying tote. The Fund ts enadied to extend this t life-saving crusade through the rous gifts of big-hearted contribu: | ch gift may mean some little ‘saved. No donation Is too small to \¢ of use. Contributions should be ad- jie eam China and Slassware. Some midsummer price reductions. Study them and save money. Goitet Sets. TOILET SET, 9 pieces, regular price $2.75, opecial at p 8 : 5 i TOILET SET, pee re lop Jar, very large size, handsomely decorated; reg- ularly sold at 4, dinin we Dinner Ware. , 106 pleces, from the ceebrated Dawe Pulte, tenterme ly decorated in enamel colors, full gold traced, reqularty old at $28.00, epecial at 15.00 DINNER SET, 102 picces, finest China, very prettily decorated, gold traced, regu- las price $23.00, special ai my ” 14.25 Odd China, 1,95 3.95 James Thornton. — the light-wetght champl at Ba Garden Monday ‘hight to he present. h liter Butiding. New York Citys ing. ork C! | _ e. New y y Phece Gananen Ramee Oe CEES AND SAUCERS, ful sin, Gee ne china, 100 Cieent enigne to Pe ‘ Bath Beach Benofi To-Night. Four ‘ttle girle worked very bard ter CUSPIDORS, new shape, handsome colors, regular!y sold at SSc., opectal at 23¢ Sick Madier Punt and eollectet 1. Ther Soma a eatin Gane WATER TUMBLERS, best ae cw engraved, tn jal th Heach, to-night, all of 5 5 . ——__— = MIRIAM BRANN. peat variety of designe, roqular ‘Whe per dot., special to-morrow at 4 WATER TUMBLERS, Dest crystal with Kae noua tres tee toed, ac a i al = Retrigerators, Screen Doors, Sarden Hose, Stoves, ke. Some general midsummer price rejuctions that are bound to meet with the ready appreciation of all economical housekeepers: Ratrigerators, OUR “MODEL” REFRIGERATORS Let are made of hardwood and are char- | as ving @ cnsle. ry , special at 65 tion of cold air are ation these days. Five of the most | tegulasty worth $1.25, epecial at 0c deairable sizes will be placed on sale | here to-morrow at the actual cost of Lat Wo, 3, the balance of out stock, manufacture eee for yourself ! oo certeoe A og Size 77x19x44 inches, which is regu- tre, werth from $1.40 to $2.00, your larly worth $15.00, here to-morrow at 10.50 choice to-mortuw at Sine 20x19x46 ioches, worth $16.00, special at 1,10 12.00 Sarden Hoseand Hose Rocis Pete Dailey. : ee tena ~—— Size 32520246 inches, Som, rave penitively promised ° ‘worth $18.00, loo Mg 13.50 powig: Mage ait guaranteed ia 4 eam of (hi special Wate in the 4 Sire TTS inches, regularly | HOSE REELS, oyecial tomorrow at 35 profession. In ! worth , Special . rer offered for an affi Sire 3in2ixS# inches, regularty Stoves. worth $19.00, special at 14.00| . suRWER NOT PLATES, Size War9x61 inches, |] worth $21.50, apectal at wae, eaenee 15.00 | puRWER DOUBLE O11. COOKING STOVE, | ees ga ne me a ree Fans. , epecial to-morrow at 1.00 | ——— |] KEYLESS FLY PAN, with nickel. GAS COOKING RANGE, knows as | The Earnings of a Lemonade Stand, finest quality clock “THE BOSTON,” 2 Breniag World find ® for the Sick! e earnings of a lemor ade stand which was kept at Re V; street. Hoping (o do better next trial, ¢ are three ehumea, ANNA HAYDEN, ' eT MURPHY, | ER. | So-Carts at 25 per Cent. Off, We offer to-morrow and Saturday a choice of our entire fine stock of Reclining and Stationary Go-Carts at discount of 25 per cent. from The lot includes the best makes of the best makers. have reed bodies, some have oak bodies, and all are latest effects and materials and crowned with dainty adjustable rods, Every home needs a good Go-Cart, and it isn't every day—even st The Big Store—that you can get one at a saving of 25c. on the dollar. ANNA ZECH For the Pand. ‘Vo the Biiter of The Bresing World: Enc.ored pease find check for &% which ie Che Big Store Je the Coolest Store nm Gown, ot ventilation, together with an enor- of cubic feet of artificially cooled air Special Offerings for riday, July 20th. Ladies’ Dress Skirts. 100 assorted woollen skirts, of homespun cheviots and fancy Plaids; formeriy on sale at from $5.00 to $7.50 each; a choice tor Ladies’ Duck Skirts. Plain flounced effects, headed with white piping; also blue and polka dote with 10-inch knife plaiting, trimmed with bands of white duck, at Ladies’ Fancy Striped Sik SSCS. trimmed with black velvet ribbons end fine tuckings of white tafieta, tunic drop effect; formerly on sale at $12.75; now reduced to Ladies’ Foulard Sitk Dresses. Lace trimmed, with tucked of white taffeta; formerly on sale at $25.00 and $30.00; a cholce at the greatly reduced price of 14.75 2.95 1,25 8.90 Men's and Boys’ Summer Clothing Ht Hail Prive and Less. The higher the mercury climbs in the thermometer, the lower our prices drop. If you are still in need of suitable summer clothing you had better take advantage of our offerings for to-morrow, as it is quite unlikely that a better opportunity will present itself here or elsewhere this @ason. MEN'S FINE SUMMER SUITS .Worsteds, Cassimeres, Plannels and Ser Gu thok romsien of toe oomiper enito teat /. 00 gold at from $15.00 upward, an unrestricted choice for just e MEN'S GOOD SEROE SUMMER COATS, of fast color black and blue, well made and stitched with silk, regulatly worth $2.50; a chotce for BOYS’ 2-GARMENT SUITS We have on hand just 756 Boys’ Garment Suita, of choice patterns, suitadie for use as well as ye wear, They ate all of the best makes and were but recently on sale at $3.00, §3.50 abd $4.00 apiece. Twu-morrow we offer any suit in the lot for but YOUTHS’ SUTTS—412 of them, with long trousers, stylishly cut, with double Deeasted vests, made of standart woollen materials of pleasing patterns; former prices from $6 to $7.50 apiece; an unrestricted choice to-morrow (ages 14 to 20) tor 3.50 BOYS’ PINE WASHABLE SUITS—All our standard ducks and stripes, well made and handsomely trimmed, regularly worth $1.00 ard $1.25; a choice SOc 1.50 ‘woolen 2- 1,50 Wen’s and Roys’ Straw Has. Two further price-reductions, which make our straw hats the cheep- est offered anywhere. MEN'S STRAW HA‘ choles of stock (excepting | spt ral a at ta ome ml at $1 so apisce, at fost 50 ) STRAW HATS, all sailor and smaller ; formerly on sale at Se: and $1.00 apo, e chase ot 0 does fot nt emeely 25 Our Great “Double Value’? Shoe Sale ia drawing to a close. Although the sizes in some of the lots are slightly broken, the picking is still and there are plenty of rare bargains to be had, since if you can find your size in a style of shoe or Oxford that you, you cam have it for just about HALF PRICE! Don't delay your purchase. Look at some of the good things that still await the early comer: re LADIES $1.50 VICI KID LOW SHOES for These shoes come in Oxfords, Southern ties and 2-button style; not all sizes. LADIES’ $3.50 SHOES for The balance of our purchase of Radcliffe shoes. all sizes in every style, bat some sizes in all styles. Tane and back, butten and lace MEN'S $2.50 SHOES for ‘Men's Covert Cloth Lace Shoes with leather soles, and Men's Calf Oxfords, ia broken sizes; if you can find your sise you'll get a rare good bargain ‘MEN'S $3.00, $4.00 AND $5.00 SHOES for Snow's famons all styles, all ports of leathers, including best patent leather, sites. iy TAN SHORS of Vici Kid, in lace and button styles, with spring oF double sobss, all sites, Be On Sale Friday, July 20th, Nearly One-quarter of a Million Yards of Pretty, Stylish Wash Fabrics, consisting of Dimities, Corded Lawns, Foulard Batiste, Dotted Swisses, &c., in lengths of from 2 to 12 yards, the cleaning up of this season's heavy selling, at Five Cents per Yard. Pure Foods and Sroceries. Qualities high. Prices low. A saving on every item, VISH, Lang Yrasch Biuedeb, 6c /Armour's Luncheon eat, ready per Ib., he . id. tt Chotee Weakfiah, per Ib., Chicken Haltbut Steaks, per Ib MEATS: Spareribe. Soup or Stow. ing Meat, per pound DELICATESSEN Lake Superior Smoked Sturgeon, per Ib P ANCHOVIES: Geoulne Norwegtan, weer. Ber can, beat quality. per 4 y S Laneheon Ollves, per SARDINES la Moigne” or Martin” (im oti), 4s HERRING pore i IMPOR ‘Oval Booth's rich and lus At Ones” Jelly t Hasty Big Par Family Laundry Wines and Liquors. = Whiskey, per > per UR COPPER: —"'Beonomy Blend.” 6 mld, (ull-favored Coffee, 5 Se pet Ie MUSTARD” Genuine Muster an, TORRY OAtS: Large 2.0 Gitanony; Hasel dened Mae arom Ff Spaghett!, fui 1 it pee English aryiand Rye Whiskey. per gallon, 4 ram © Whiskey. per gallon, Furniture. A few offerings that will better euabie you to withstand the oppress- ively hot weather. Nove the big reductions in pri LARGE PORCH ROCKERS, solid cal, Dig) tack, breed arm, bie seat, well mate and well brace!, comfortable and éus price $2.50, while they last, WHITE ENAMELLED [RON BEDSTEADS, we! mare, with bow foot, heavy bease rails and balls; can de hed it all sites, repulariy sold at $8.75, of sale to morrow at h SPRING MATTRESSES, very heavy iron frame, doudle woven steel wire, wel! made and braced, very strong, grade fo ft any ered Net formerly eld at $5, at PULL 4-18. IMPROVED SOFT BLACK HAIR YATTRESSES, in one or two pieces, covered in A.C. A. ot satin ticking; worth fully $18.00; bere tomorrow «i 10.00 lege fegulat @ Point tr SHE BLAME. CONDUCTOR rs. Morey Severely Hart By Belog Thrown White & foard « Mrs. Bar wen Ren Clearance Sale of Men's, Women’s & Children’s Underwear. Everybody knows what a Big Store Clearance Sale means. Me long explanations are therefore necessary, as these offerings tell the tale briefly but persuasively: MEN'S $1.00 GENUINE FRENCH BALBRIGOAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, ail stres, clearance sale price, each MEN'S Soc. BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, in plain and fancy cob ort, clearance sale price, each, only MEN'S 2Se, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, ta plain and fancy colore; clearamen price, each, WOMEN'S Soc. SWISS RIBBED VESTS, in white or colors, trimmed with oll or lace, clearance sale price, each, WOMEN’S 1Se. SWISS RIBBED VESTS, beautifully silk ry ecru and fancy colors; clearance sale price, each, ing Sonn ae 12) 2%. GAUZE VESTS, PANTS AND DRAWERS, all cisoy White Soods, A clearing out of two odd lots at about half former prices. INDIA LINONS, worth 121-2. « yard, clearance price, only DIMITIES, NAINSOOKS, fc., short lengths only, at the greatty reduced price of, pet yard, 97.50 to yourself: Gide otrape, reduced to not to be considered. leather straps, 20 ta. alse, 66c. INSERTIONS, very fine , widths from 2 to (6,000 yards in all), all at, per yard, that will save the purchasers selected at random from our assertion: our Rieyetes and Bieyete Sundries. JUVENILE BICYCLES for girls, sicee 20 and 24 inch single tube tires, “Pauber”? abighgrate wheel and fully guar- anteed for the balance of the season of 1900, at COLUMBIA 14.75 to-morrow and Saturday in our cycle Dept. M. & W. RAINBOW GAS LAMPS, 2 An Extraordinary Bargain Ofering of V a . Our Leather Soods Department has about 50 odd Sample Grips and Bags, mostly of numbers we shall a9 Jonyer carry in stock, which we wish to close out as soon as possible, Ne two of these bags are alike. All are of the finest materials, makes and finish. Prices have been cut to the quick, and if you want a fine beg at @ fraction of its real value, here's your chance, Among them are: THE NEW DEEP SHAPE 14 IN, ALLIGATOR BAGS reduced from 99.00 to DARK BROWN WILD STEER BAGS reduced from $10.50 to DARK BROWN WILD STEER KIT, 18 inches long, reduced trom $18.00 to OLIVE OXFORD BAGS reduced trom $6.00 to $3.75; larger sizes redmced from We have too many Dress Suit Cases of a certain size for this season of the year, To reduce the number we will reduce the price. See for 24 in, LEATHER DRESS SUIT CASES, with brass lock and catches, heavy is A lot of TELESCOPE CASES will also meet the same fate—price ie 18 in. GRAY CANVAS TELESCOPES, with leather covered corners and heavy 22 in. size, 700. Everything for : Che Bioyetist, the Photographer and the AC: nglor can be bought at all times in our Sporting Goods Department at Here are some sample stock, which will prove ¢! Cameras end Camera /ALENCIENNES LACES an@ fine assortment of inches, values from 15¢. to 30c. 4.507 7.50 10.00 5.00 ry BANNER OIL LAMPS, 1,19| Fae Wane Seas M. & W. OIL LAMPS, itive WIRE TOE CLIPS, per patr, le ELECTRIC STROKE BELLS, 18 FOOT PUMPS, large cise, 2S TIRE TAPE (1 ot. roll), per roll, % 3 1M 1 OFL lange size), 10¢ WOOD RIM CEMENT, best made, 4 on. cam, 8 ROBINSON'S A. B.C. BICYCLE | ENAMEL POLISH and CLEVELAND BLUE for spokes, each, fe ” sae hing Tackle. Sait Water Rods, 3 plece, short tip Bait Setnes, 1286, 8 5 pew Gerope "Bas Po | Cuttyhank lines, 100 ft, 12 le-plates Ree 1.65! Pear Squide, # Hendryx Reels, double maltiptier, 4 | Skt: da, Sc, 0 ye, Se; 0 yaa, "E's. beable Trating Rat for Sec.; 100 'yes., SS) pickere! or pike, 38 Lot) made, equal im quality and aroma to imported pes, values positively up to 5.00; ¢ $09 boxes SUMATRA WRAPPE ds, all hand-made, rey ular 10 a of 84, Mail orde arance price dues up to 2.00, ¢ ! Seashore Detwery. deliveries to all the} prominent resorts from Atlantic Highlands to Ocean Grove, and from Cedarhurst to Rockaway Park, LL. Free daily Cigar Clearance. Three special lots at three very special prices for Friday's sale, Don't delay your purchase if you would not be disappointed. 400 BOXES CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS, grade rs filled. Maize, New Ham Hinode Dekund, New York, New Jerry, matra and Havana, see! wrappers, regular Sx. goods; assorted brands and Sines, bases ¢ hia t We Prevay Freight Cuban hand SS « more aay de 1 owing Staten Vermont, reine M is) ral