The evening world. Newspaper, August 21, 1900, Page 5

TOTS slik FROM HEAT, sat The Recent Hot Spell Claimed Many Little Victims. FUND DOCTORS KEPT BUSY. | Evening World Physicians Hard at Work Among Poor Children. THE SUBSCRIPTIONS. 1S 04, sas 9) 2 La Nats, Baines tise ® aith and Margaret For, 1576 Bergen 2 4, Brekivs. te | 2 F. Lioys Bgbart, Flevence and May Law rank Prapide } 200) 4 at Bade \® Besgaa, Mb over and 120 'w., New iO} 145 Heet, Belle Bedwars, Marita and ® fie eddie 104 Kas 124th 8, Now . Yow 10 5 es Nexhe, George liagnter af 8 f, Béla Johame and De Pi 1 rs Li }b 1” % wt Jeielalee1GISS19191ISLDOOGOOSOGONSSOSSIG® SOI. ‘The recent hot spel] wae a terrible or Gea) on the army of poor children @oomed to pase (he summer among the narrow breathless city sireeta and | eooped up n aiuify, overcrowded tene- "Phe physician fing Word pick Bo In night and tay tims of che hea Best to check Pais «rand they are $y) pp 1 th ft "no matter how staal o Lg tions should be the cashier ¢ The World, Building, New York Cty sddressed to Politaer A Rew Reeeates Vatr. Po the Bator * #0) pease ‘ts 4 che k for $9, pre Comfort. ‘To the Rate ing World : { lowed © cents, pate of sand at Lanox avenue and One 4 and teenth street We ased to do thi Erodes ang hope. they weil And a fie b Arhor Beberg Nebteenth Btreet A Bast Tasne Raivor of Toe By rok . ] pk rd. 31; Ne Plate Smith, 13 te Balmes, § Margaret Fox. 1% Fr girs of Harlem. We t bs js not larger, but we hope in the near future a te improve A society man of the future suggested by the advent of the “shirt-waist man.” AT THB THE BRAC Danie Lary ‘The Ameer ank Daniels Comic Manhattan Beach {ast ‘= Company Audience. pleased a large audience, rr wae presented by pera Company “The Ameer Presented by Frank" the night and THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 21, 1900. TWENTIETH CENTURY SHIRT-WAIST MAN. admission nt feat ' “ANGEL OF THE ALLEY,” it Is « New Play and Was Pre- Argie Hecnt Martha Boddis P | semted for the First Time PWR one wens a twee. PROCTOR'S HARLEM HOUSE f the a a of 1M Bret One Hundred and Twen- a oO ty-fourt’ 6 reet. — mw the Alley a melo From Stamford, Conn. Newest Home of Continness Per- eee a ment sates ‘Fo the Batter of The Evening Worit * ‘ formance Has Guccessfal Open- . Wakiihe caaa: we fair for two da 2 ad mount ‘of Te cents Tor tng tn O14 Columbus. , 8 dude, © eeimbler, 4. We hope twill pu, mark of approval was st wh and the “Angel of ine ‘These qe Helped continuous performance in Har personated by Mise \’arina Ratolen » 4 Rudolps. 7 Brennan, 1). fayette — Stam- ate are all ai |. Coan. SE FOUND FOR : BRICHTS DISEASE Cure jet ee the Trouble, May Soon Be Dis- covered, Phyvictane tn this city are | fn the discovery made by wid Brown as to (he Cause of Bright's dis-| ease =Dr Brown ts a New York man Bow living in Rome If his deducttons for the disease may rented Science so far has established the fact that the kidney: come diseased, and that they then fo certain a Dut the cause of (hese changes, and. in fact, the full extent of the changes, are! ‘ 7 g corned. bas been regarded as in- @igease is « generic term ey is appiled to @ clas the kidneys which have al- ei their most grominest frequentiy also the co- pe, at described tn an tae oy | a iH BE ‘F, i 2 . ae 1 not necessarily inder we” at Lad way furwer shoud ena enabie seal: | sense success: | ‘The sieleton of an arm, found on the ferry-boat Vermont, of the Grand street line by William 8. Agme, was drought to the Delancey street station this Larkig. It was by 0 medal student eeptionally good one god J. K Emmett in a one-aet etta was the featare Mil lisle, Jennte Yeamans and ‘The dtl! for the opening week t# an! Pier, of Hast Lottie Gtison| his sister. omedi- | y and Car. men A. | a. large money ma’ sudienon —- - Shot His -Law, DEDHAM, Mase 1 —Joseph De aw, his mornin * Coney Island Plays | Hote: is still New over had a _———o— tA (i \) em 4 \ Fai ah ee 6 ew 4 \ Site for © Booth, To the Alton of The Rewnine World There ty a pretty a und owned by and Fifth city at Surf aven sireet, Coney leland, up which is allowed @ stand or building the Vandever use! as a kitchen by I was passing through thie children und Saturday with @ friend fr n. who inquired if our great renting * for hotel Kitch derive en ; ae and if not "who does? TAXPATER a Christian bh averers Hetorning SOUTHAMPTUN. Aug 2.—The Nor S eMareGasesa-'- [ANDREW MACK’S NEW IRISH bag SHOE STORE Summer Shoes. Grand Sale on Our Main Floor. General Reduction virintua a erererers efer@Sieiess | Super b values for the money, Every pair fully guaranteed, Men's Russia Calt Lace and Oxford Tie Shoes, Women’s Russia Calf and Tan Kid Button and Lace Shoes, | former prices $4 and $5... Womens Russia Calf and Ta kid i ox = 1 ne and low 3) 5) 04d) 0751010) 51S) 0 ex HSNSHT, SSIES) heels, former prices $4 and $5 . 1,50 Boys’, Misses’ and Children’s Dean artments. Boys’ and Youths’ Russia Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 11 | 2.00 ", Misses’ Russet Button and Lace Shoes, siz@s 11 to 2... 608 1,50 Ws Child's Russet Button and Lace Shoes, sizes to 10/3, hy! he + The ‘Junior’ Russia Calf Lace Shoe, sizes 0 to 2, cove 1.25% Child's Tan Kid Wedge Heel Button and kace Shoes, sizes 4! 8...1,00 PS, niants’ Tan Kid Button Shoes, sizes 2 to 6 75e! Let no one thak it too late to purchase such shoes, There are months yet in which they cam be worn, Wanted eave 2 +] * ae has use for OSL OTO grass stains from white clothes. better than soap, because it when soa; fails m Amusements usements. wo VICTORIA - ROOF GARDEN. A SUCCESS German Lio + ailer, Capt. W ATROT ATER Quhlial MA‘ K. emt, wh his port for een 4 Mee ork rei t « this afternoon, py o~ ' L “ #6 returning Christan En- B | scenes dea na Excursions. RIDLEY’S REMOVAL SALE! Open Saturday from 8A. M. to 10 o'clock evening. RUBBERS. Great egy es in Rat known only as far as their physical eh, sites 3 to 5, pair.. Misses’ Rubbers, Sines 11 to 9, oe Sizes 6 to 10%, POlE veer sveeee guna or 45¢ Storm 37¢ mt Men's aa and Low-Cut Rubbers, 69 SHOES, Patra fine lot of Lad es' Dongola Kid Lace Shoes, in poinved, «\aare and mon sense toes foniy #0 pairs—-quan ity ¢ aall—come early, as they are sure 10), neer solid for less than $4.008 parr, sizes 2% to 7, widths A Ladies’ Ready to Wear Hats, in Straw, reduced (rom $1.47 closing out price 39c Ladies’ Siraw Alpines and FANCY HATS, the balance of our $1.95 lot, Kemova r@e price, each +e 89 MEN’S HATS. A few more bargains in Men's Straw Hats. Our B47 Roaga 59 and Keady now on gale for... ¢ Great Sale, All pure tinen hanJkerchiets, d Ladies’ plain white Hemstitche Mandherchiels, all liner ed with hem, each.. flen's plain white hemstitched Han kerchets, hems, a!) aen, each orved Wisk 44: duced prices, The lot omprives tb foliowing Nottingham Lace eigen i per pairs 75c., 89c., £.00, 1.25, 1.35, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50,3.00,3.50 Irish Point and Tamboured Lace Curtains, per par 2.98, 3.00, 3.50, 4.50, 5.50, 6.50. fDW. RIDLEY & SONS, 309, 315 34 4-2 to 325 GRAND ST,, NEW YORK ciT’. Great Curtain Sales Se aa ey Sart the Curtain seaon by selling all our odd Curtaing at re- FagCURS ie THE [* Janis AMEER PAyTOR'S PNTS PRIGH TON BEACH i; |Wantin | LAN BEAUH ws HERALD QUARE TH ATE.) ss, RNcKEWAY peacH vs - THE © 16 ; ; KALTENSORN aim 08H CASINO! cc’ pe ie STAR il “iit ® Beste seth we NEW YORK fun. Soy Attract His : : Crowded Howse Greets, “the Comedian at i First Production of “The Rebel.” SS @ were Ml . : Ne « M B Antes 3 2 \ . ‘ ane of the : f a ‘ “tet S! dime Ma f Th MT here said | “hy the mind f meibat Me Mack ' rh as th are itis M nited Summer Shoes. RTMENTS, Shoes for Men, Women and Children. All of the finest material and highest graies of workmanship. te re see cece cece beSO RS ; ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, 6th Ave., cor. 20th St Ey ery Housekeeper With it, she Can at once remove @ grease spot or | freshink stain from clothing or carpet; grease or stains from silks, iodine or It is leans Takes out a grease Spot to stay ows, and does not leave a mark S41) oe dnagrenghte aor sem dnfamehing - ieee eat tenting steemn ot | ME O8POTO 00. 11 Broadway, HT. Tee Career Se . {jrirurs Peerless, Incomparavie! |! =-RIDLEYS ‘Conditions force us to sacrifice and thus the public are benefited by | BEACH. ROCKAWAY BEACH, SOSUL aS ras ms Te 10 aa 9 oe UTS TUESDAY, Al 21, 1900. Our Sth Half GUST Trade Sale of Yearly Lg va 5 ’ SFurniiure and Home Surnishings is an ‘objec economy to all ab fty housekeepers and stewards, A n the purchase of the fittings of the home has sch to do with the . ppiness and weita any family This sale is w half over, and 1 he another mont fore such goods and prices will again be offered at the £ Wh t tike advantage of t portun! y to buy whatever is ) complete the comfort and eppearance of your home for the and Winter s don't need th oming It vo tor sixty days, provi our seb §. Reme hg or shipping son when you goods right away, a small deposit is made ber, we make no charge These additional offerings wey by keep them for 4 time you ma whatever for pach are for to-morrow GOLDEN OAK WRITING DESK shaped legs. arge drawer can save me ing, st HANDSOME MORRIS CHAIR, im sawed gollen oak of mae finish, Nand polished, can be 1 positions, has foot {, bandsomely carved and reversible cushions, cow MAKOG, ANY FINISHED WRITING DESK, bighiy polisher, Prench legs, new designs of Relgian vel Cast brass trimmings, bandsomely sure and leatherette; fully worth carved tid and jwck, large drawers, $22.50) ia this ale, artually worth $10.00, spec.al for te- LISRARY BOOKCASE, 13.90 monow, 5.78 oak ot mahogany finish, * eult poe HANDSOME WRITING DRSK, red, § ft ‘ hogamy firiah, French legs 5 w de 4 ehelves that can th | to ft any eine Dank, heavy brass cam gd carved lit, high bak brass Tail and oval French bevel tain tol, #haped and [gag ? carved; plate mirror; actually worth $12.50 sel's regularly at $9.50; inthia sale, S7Y tpecia! for to-morrow 7.50 COMBINATION BOOKCASE AND MORRIS CHAIR, very heavy well WRITING DESK, io golden oalt of mate frame in goklen oak polish mahogany finish, has Preach bevel fin sh, wide arm, adjustable to four mirror and 4 shelves that can be ade different positions, reversible cush- justet to ft any site book; large toms covered in the newrst desicns | covet, excellent construction and of Arlington velours and Wel'ngton | finish, actually worth §16.50; special conturoy, actually worth $4.50; to-mormw, 10,98 special to-morrow, 4.95 HANDSOME CASE AND MORRIS CHAIR of | WRITING DESK combined, tu mahogany finieh, | ‘haa 3 large comfortable back, high fx awers, cast brass trimmings, shaped, with toot reat attached, | shaped lore, adjustable shelves; pret- tevernible velour cushions of | tily carved, with large sie ton velour api leatherette, full | French bevel plate mirror; worth $18.00 in this sale at 11,25 | worth $25.00; special to-morrow, 16,75 . . Housefurnishing Soods, MPS. POTTS’ SAD IRONS, hand- | BLECTRIC CALL BELL OUTFIT— tomely jolished, im sete of 3 tne Deine ot kel box bell, Now. Cutie fon stand apd handle; tn parei) battery, SO fort of insulated this sale at wire, staples and push button ; regu AMMONIA, 1-? pint bottle for aaenaes Ga ea MEAT SAWS, good steel, at ne biahial SCALES, weighing up to 25 Ibe, tm OUR CELEBRATED BOSTON cluding pan, at 1Sc COOKER Has extra large oven, two SALT BOXES, made of inlaid wood, feparate cooking holes on top ; rege. at 10¢ larly worth $7.00; in this sale at 4.00 China and Slassware, GLASS TABLE SET- Butter dish, hanisomely decorsted, now being cream pitcher and spoon holder, per " bey out at about 1-3 reguias wt, c PRUIT OR SALAD BOWLS. inch ‘Eps am saccens, pt tire, imitation of cut baud | VEGETABLE DISHES, OAT MEAL tome and very Cheap at, exch, % HOWiS, PICKLE DISHES, they JELLY TUMPLERS—1-2 pints, | Your ebelce for & geod tin top, per dozen, 22¢ COVERED VEGETABLE DISHES, WATER TUMBLERS, best crystal at 3Se glass, new cesign, per doren, 25¢ COVERED VEGETARLE DISHES, FINE ENGLISH PORCELAIN DIN- Pisin white porcelaia wa taacy shapes, NER WARE, open stock patterns, vat, tack, Ie Special for Wednesday, August 224: Ladies’ Catlor-made Rainy-i Day Shirts, Made of doutle-faced al-wool @agonals, plain rary, te Magers ten | lo hand facing set on at bottom hea inte hed, fise bre at eg tu abr hawy ihe ch‘ no 1,500 Duck and Pique Skirts, poses hong sao ye en a 35e 200 Sirls’ Dresses, French Oinghams and Percaies, trimmed with embroidery, edgings nt tana Hon yokes; regular $2.00 and $2.50 values; a choice for I8e Pure Foods and Sroceries, For purity and prices you will dnd it hard to equal this Met of offerings for to-morrow : FISH. Long Branch Weak Pish. > ToMAT (flare ie Chea Sud a oe ae ta 906 can, . end 8 Ale eiate wy Mooha, ” ae and Wines and Li 8 ort and Sherry. . 80¢ iso's toule and good Dioed 1.10 ' ‘ de ee SX Whiner, 1.95 eal 2.35 60¢ We ake, ver eal, 9,00 _- —s Steam % {l-Water Route to GEN'L SLOCUM, GRAND KEPUBLI