The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1900, Page 5

HORSES THAT LIVE IN REAL PALACES, BELONG CRODOE SECU S/H ® ® ® BSDSOSIVASSSSOOSS o3y Bom HAAG CA MAMPI sre H OOOO Stables Opened with a Ball! Fine Walks for | e Happy Equines. Horsea that | Heated by a arand| And in palace hal! There iy equines » Fran J. Carotan who a f daughters of o tet mari, TY fre ald to the ® this space there are ‘ PLUCKY MAID MAN FROM AWFUL DEATH Ida Smith Turned Off the Power Just as Frank Rob- erts Was About to Be Whirled Around a Shaft. To the presence of mind of Ida Smith, ‘employes In the umbrella factory of J, Cawley Co, sf Broadway Frank Roberta, ® machinist, owes b's Ute, Roberta Attends to the machinery | the Cawley Bullding, ¥ fay noon he was Bending under a bench to fasten| & bolt near @ rapldly Fovolying pie! Mis blouse was lowe and caught in a amati wheel, In an inate’ he wan) screaming with pain, wheel thrning 9 timer a min ute gatherad in his djothes Ike on pimp), ho women nly 1 Anmerous pileht th of the room past SWAMP SEARCH FOL WOM valew Mre. Muller Has Dropped Out of Sight and Police Puzzled. Bearchors are treading ‘ho Hackensack Meadows (o-day for some trace of Mra Wilhelmina Muller, who has {ng since Monday, Mre. Mu Jersey City, On the d fhe pald a viet to 4 Mra. 4 bor, and Jeft her in good sp the was going home Not appearing at duek, Mee, Muller's housekeeper notified nd fe forts were made to fn’ | The pollee mado snquir every Quarter, but without result, and the eon clusion hax been reached either foul! Into the « 4 Wor hat Nobody has been found wit after aie joft the home of Mr and ihe police are considerably ticularly co ae the diy 0hn Knobiock, Jr a prom marke nf Jersey City a month ago has wn explilned uler lived alone with her} and was tn comfortable housekeeper clrourstances. ler nel shore have joined in the pur-| mting her and organived pare olng through the swamps to- @ few are searching the R OF PULLMAN, saire of the quadrangle a pking pond t# filed by a y ht TO DAUGHTE Nie driveway fead fk © quadrane | Is bordered by law ated Hows tre and ing abrubs and abe rn lob opens | lub and Worary and lawns Ap with a ke relating to hunting and on the walle are rare od to court yards, driveways vund (he atables all of brick, with Ink th the same sutiect, F ¢ beams showing! ang chem are WHipa. spurs, teequely carved end, ‘The bullae! a ridlew tolls and heate round a great 4 sutra | ndibalroomidn. the ston t Wer whieh the eaves project ins ehroom unler the dome tt ming a shelier x vt the ho! he arin: \ animale hem out wh Yow mtalle to pase me of " r slouny reward | wash Mf it was in the coach room + arr the dedloatory ball waa hell SAVED A RIAL WILLINER. So Says John Miles, Su- ing Max Kass for + $8,000. John Miles, the bl wholesale millinery | merchant, with <hroo stores at 610612 614 Hroadway, has begun sult in the Su koopa a millinery #tore at 29 Grand atroot He allowen that conspiracy with Charters #. Judson, one} of Milew’s own salesmen, (o syete ut Miloa'a store of merchandise. | chat during 1897, 18 and tse | 16 two wtole woods from his store val | ued at $830, and he sues for that amount | Kans war arrested today by Deputy Sheriff Terry on an order from Justice Lawrence. He gave bail in $0" and was not locked up ‘The odd feature of the came in that according to Miles, K hia rival in bualnons, tned 10 come reek | ie Mlore, out Judion to wall on him and point out to the nalesman the particular goods he wanted Judson to steal for tlm. Jude | son would, St 16 alleged, make memo randa of the goods and take them at Hight In the quantities required and de Hver them to Kans elther ty the latter's wtore or In a aaloon in the vicinity Judson haw made a confession of his! part in the conspiracy, which is on file In the Bierit's oM dx taken, Miles says, conwisted taffeta stlke and Judson pays that for tha whole worth he revelyed | mor His confession, he Feporation xo far mw pos Hmma Torri, in ah a RESCUE OF ROBERTS. tables and turned the lever of the elec- tue motor Which supplies the. puwer that she was in Kates i slowed down and Roberts | wa H perilious poaition. | often saw ude 1th] M we ry from lita he rays, an s would] Sunday ts the day to advertine your) why A revere wrenching e them in th } ara rj t the bit “Sourageoualy lie W goods would Invar sy on | WAU. Greatest clreulation in exist ted in Kol n with hin work, Kase's counter after Judson's vieits, 1 @nee, Got tn, | | ® 12 Days More, Merchant Tailor Offer. Commenced Monday, Oct, 15th, Ends Oct, 20th. A 20.00 Winter Overcoat TOR kw Read what you may expect — ._, You may select from 15 of the newest fall overcoating fabrics, Canibridge, olive, blue and black ; English Kerseys, in shades of blue, black, tan, olive and brown, and a complete line of plaid back Covert Cloths, These garments will be cut by expert cutters. Made to Your They will be fin serge or plaid lining. These are bere for your inspection, Twenty-Dollar custom garments. _ SPECIAL NOTICE—If, after your overcoat is finished, you a satisfied, you may return the garment to us and your money will refunded, Remember, this is only a six-day offer, A chance to get a Overcoat to your order for... ‘ * 6th Ave. & 23d St. ‘ THE WORLD }|Catarrh is a Lingering Cold Which Re- | DT head and if left unchecked in this ‘Ulin a blood diverse end ny SOLES STICK | | syatew, | preme Court against Max Kase, Who!» Kawa entered tito n/a Ehrich Bros. Ehrich Bros.| The workmanship will be such as isin any 2} 6th Ave. & 23d St. “rem a MILLER IN BIG RACE. | Day Champion Wante Mev Kachern as Team Mate in Gare ded Event ‘The champion of longetintance oveliate Charley Miller, was one of the men to sien An ontry blank fo fixday race to be held In Madia Bquare Garden in December tle hal a conference with Jim Kennedy in yesterday and aftixed is sien: | oa contra Mille . a a aving as te 1 , Who Ania vat M STARTS WITH A COLD, | fuses to Yield to Ordinary Treatment, | Catorrh unually starts with w cold in the imat rarely gots well of (thelf An freah cold in taken the disease apreads fotting deeper and deeper, creeping along the mucott | from throat to windpipe. from wintpipe toy bronchial tubes and from bronchial |uiber to} lung celle r" membranes . Henoe tt tr an ” Thi flecta the throat and finally ) \twelf, bringing on ehror tarth mach. whieh Is a mort obat! nate form of dyapepala Kverybody is now well agreed that catarrt tithes reparation reeantiy of tha apparently very other form tered to the publi deatined (0 do away with reatment remedy io taken tnternally and markably beneflotal and musous membrines inating the catarrhal poison from the whole iets, while betn 1 by druggints under the Catarrh Tablets, and aiarrh sufferer who haw tried Inhalers. | Ae. and real 's sel) them at 50 conte for fui) 4 no matter where the fh the head throat Siuart’s Catarrh Tab ou with the effective re ew dave’ une, Hammerslough Bros, Retiring from the Retail Business, Fine Clothing at | 60 Cents on the Dollar, | t isn't every day--or every vere—that a magnificent $2'0,(00 stock ot reliable, world-renowned clothing like this is thrown on the market, and every one who needs clothing should take advantage of) this great sacrifice sale, | Suits, Trousers, Overcoats, Full Dress! Suits, &c—all this season's goods, fresh from Hammerslough bros,’ workshops, and all a1 60 cents on the dollar, THEIR ONLY STORK, 830 BROADWAY, BET, 2TH AND ISTHSTS, Mase 10,00 such as Irish Friezes, in Oxford, ished with a good Farmer's satin, re not entirely be cheerfully Twenty-Dollar 10.00 THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1900, SPOT ARTNAR ANT Ce ae THEBIG STORE SY SI Nid -— Si AMIE, AIT ALA Values---Chat's It/ The Bargain Friday sales at The Big Store never fail to fill the immense shop to overflowing, Good weather, bad weather, hot weather, cold weather, seem to inake no difference~-busy as busy can be is the invariable rule here on Bargain Fridays, Why, do you ask?—Calues / New York people know a bargain when they see one, and you can see hundreds of them—big bar- gains here on Fridays—not old or shopworn things reduced for clearance, but the new and good and fash- ionable—just simply cut in price | It will be so again to-morrow-~ New York’s great- est values will be here! Just see! coy AOBTS, The sale of the swe Wholesale Clothing Stock 80 We BUY SELL! of Garson, Meyer & Co, of Rochester, N. Y,, has made the biggest kind of a hit, and we are daily disposing of enormous quanti- ties of clothing to young men, old men and boys, There's no secret as to the cause of the success, High grade clothing at unheard of low prices is re- sponsible tor it, Just note the offerings, then come and inspect the clothing, and if you are in need of it ue surely buy, for where else can such remarka- le clothing bargains as these be had ? GARSON, MEYER & €O.'8 BUSINESS AND GENERAL PURPOSE SUITS FOR MEN, worth $4.00 and $9.00 at wholesale, GARSON, MEYER & (O.'S FINER SUITS FOR MEN, worth from $12.00 to $13,850 at wholesale, GARSON, MEYER & CO.'S HIGH GRADE FALL AND WINTER SUITS FOR MEN, worth from $16.00 to $16.50 at wholesale, GARSON, MEYER & CO,'S FINE BLACK CLAY WORSTED COATS AND VESTS FOR MEN, worth $8.00 at wholesale, GARSON, MEYER & CO.'S FINER WINTER TOP COATS FOR MEN, worth $14.00 at wholesale, GARSON, MEYER & CO,'S SPECIAL FALL TOP COATS FOR MEN, worth $8.59 at wholesale, GARSON, MEYER & CO.'S LONG TROUSER SUITS FOR YOUTHS, worth $7.00 at wholesale, GARSON, MEYER & CO.'S WOOLLEN TWO.GAR- MENT SUITS FOR SOYS, worth $2.59 at wholesale, GARSON, MEYER & CO,'S SUITS OF ALL KINDS FOR BOYS, worth $5.50 at wholesale. GARSON, MEYER é CO.'S WOOLLKN KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS, worth S0c, at wholesale, ’ AY $6.00 A 58.00 At $70.00 Ht $5.00 Ht $9.50 At $5.00 Ht $4.75 At $150 Ht $3.00 At 250. Men's High Srade Dorbys, Worth $2.25, $2.50 and $3.00 apiece, Choice at Z JS These hats were made for the wholesale hat con- cern of Max Hilborn, recently of 215 Greene street, New York, ts were in process of manufacture when the firm failed, We bought them at about fifty cents on the dollar, hence the remarkably low price, The styles are the newest of the new—every hat per- fect, every hat a most wonderful bargain, Sroceries. Bargain Friday’s attractive list of goods and rices never fails to fill the great pure food mart to its full capacity, Here’s for to-morrow: GOAP; B, T. Babbitt'e Laundry CATSUP, Andoron's home-made Soap, per ceke, 31, | Tomato Cataup, special, per bot., 5 PISH: Preah Caught Long Island 7 a. 8 Machel, peri oy a ey tee Faney Chicken Haitbut ot Salmon Corn, pet can, 1 teak, pet Id., APPLES: Howell's Baldwin Apples, Long Island Beatlope, per qt hand pe juartered and cored, CEREAL PANCAKE PLOUR, ? 10 bi 8 phage. “ RASPAERRIRS: Niagara Black or CHICKENS: Fancy Pennsylvania Red Haspberries, extra preserved, Spring Chickens, per tb., 10) i CRACKERS: Wie Nace, Ginger Spay OLIVE OIL: “Santa Leon"! Salad O11, ot Lemon Cakes, per |b, 5 | large bot 19 DELICATESSEN Smoked White bi oense Fish, Buckling of Mackerel, per tt 15} pi gy ig loy aeal v SARDINES: Domestic Saritines (packed in pure vtl) special, 2 tina, 9 ee Harel Baby Olives, special, a GRAPES; Choice Concord Grapes, . large Sib. basketa, | RALMON: Reckeys, Rat cane, por nt CAULIFLOWER: Pancy Long Ie! , , ‘and Cauliflower, (solid show White A 1 A hall heada) each, 9 CLAM CHOWDER; $F. C. Burn ham's Clam Chowder, }1b. can, |\Wines and Liquors, COFFEE: | Pancy olin Santos, JOLD CROW WHISKEY, per bot, §9 (freah roasted daily) per Ib,, 16] oepp Hs Mus ates” bhsey hewaa | PEPPER WHISKEY, pat bot, 47 la three choice layers, rich CALIPORNIA CLARET, per bot., 20 light cake, put together by dolitiou ht wee oe CALIPORNIA SHERRY, per bot., 20 fypectal, each, 23! MT. VERNON RYE, per gal., 2.50 Handkerchief Dept. Jor Rargain Inriday, Swiss mbrotdered Kandkerchiels Greatest and best variety we have ever shown, 70 a regular 1Sc, quality for Lace Department, Jor Bargain Iriday, Gorchon Laces and Insertions, Exceptional Values at Se. yard. ‘ Cigars. A good cigar at alow price---something that all smokers will appreciate, 250 boxes of HIGH-GRADE CIGARS, Sumatza wiapper, five combination filler, bona-ide fivecent value (N.Y, make , woth 00 t box of 5 ofered tovmatow at 1,00 Yeos than the actual cost of material, wi last, per box of 50, fj MAIL ORDERS FILLED, a ct THE BIG STORE. Sidks and Velvets for Bargain Friday. We have received the last shipment of those splendid “Yard Wide’ BLACK AND CHANGEABLE TAFFETAS, the actual value of which is $1.25 a yard, Nothing handsomer or cheaper for lining or underskirts ie to be had at the present time, They will go on sale, for the Last time probably, on Bargain Friday at the extremely low price of, per yard, 79 FIGURED PANNE VELVETS, all pure silk, in an excellent assortment ot patterns, 2? inches wide, in ail the new shades; specially priced 1,50 for Friday, at, per yard, Silk Remnants, In conjunction with the above special values we will sell all the Silk Remnants left over from our first great Fall Remnant Sale of a week ago. The lengths vary {rom 1!, to 16 yarda, and if you wish to secure some of the greatest ilk bargains of the season you should not fail to attend, Ee TY A Bargain Friday Sale of Dress Goods Remnants, Every remnant and short piece of Dress Goods in stock will be put om sale Bargain Friday, The Icngths vary from one to six yards, All the new weaves and ony color asians | black) will be included in the great gathering. This will afford a splendid opportunity for the purchase of materiale for a fine akirt, waist, sult or dress length for children, piece will be marked at Less Than the Cost of Manufacture, so offer for Bargain Friday a line of popular, sea le dress goods at an exceedingly attractive price, ZIBELINI ROMpen une i ten choice colors, SATIN PANN, in. six new street shates ond black; HEAVY POPLIN, in cight dark thades; asd IMPORTED NOVELTIES, in bright rilky designe) all to be sold Priday at the uniform price of Per Yard, 39e, To the early shoppers will fail the ehoivess se eotions, Bargain Friday's Special Offerings in Ladies’ Waists. 3 Superb Values in Stylish, Well Made Waists—at Prices that will Astonish You, LADIES’ PLANMEL LADIES BRILLIANTINE 00 LADIRG!) FINEST WAITS, nicely tailored and WAISTS, with solidly tucked BLACK TAPPETA fininhed, stock collar and flare fromt, a dreasy waist, pers WAISTS, clabitately tucked ing sleeve, brass button fectly wtyled and finished, (ull predlgeh oa by rid notched trimmed | a real $1.25 walat Lined; a $2.25 waist Briday Mock collar au “ it " t tag turn-dewn veel culls; a Proday for for regular 96.50 waist Priday for 79 | 1,49 _ 3.45 China, Glassware and Lamps. We are constantly in receipt of fresh importae tions from France, Germany, Austria and Englan direct from the leading manufacturers of the fines! grades of China. We import no “Seconds,” As to prices we gaat fey store in America to su: these Bargain day offerings. Look carefully through the list if interested; Dinner Ware. pam Ly Se bd com 0, Out assortment of Dinner Ware in open | soup plates, soup tureen, a vi btock patternn is very complete, We are) service, regularly sold at too oat ng ot nome tew pater in| special at 4 18.78 stock, in decorations Mandock TBA BRT, % pieces, fine thin eateatad porary. elain, richly decorated tn colons; DINNER SET, 103 ploces, ate tock special at 3.25 tee neh tron ‘at tah | TRA SET, plc, tein chin, 0 " andeome! jated, 6 Hector BIB gg marow at 5.00 DINNER SET, 103 places, riebly deo | ofated border ‘pattern, with seinch Gorter Sets, platter, coup plates and soup tureen, TOILET SET, 0 pieces, hand Hogularly worth 11,50; special to- tomely Cecorated in large I de morrow at 8,50 | eigne, , old Me |, tegulariy 340 DINNER AET, 100 pieces, thin Ger: Wossa OF. 0F; speeial wt . man China, handsomely decorated in SET, 12 TOWLET | a tegularly floral designs; special at 13,50 | worth 97.50; spectal at 5.50 Here are some special Bargain Friday prices on rich American cut glass, all hand polished, on heavy American blanks, in the newest and most brilliant designs; |OLIVE OR BON BON DIBHES with Cut Stasn ire in deep brilliant denigns, reg- WATER BOTTLE, new rich design, old at $1.75 and 92.25, ope regulatty vold at 04.00; epecial at | 2,45) cial at 1,50 OWL OR VINEOAR CRURT, tow buon AND CREAMER at hope, new cutting, cut }, fame’ A cuttings, tiofpar, ecmnaniy col at iste | Fegulasty pal at $2.50, special at 1,85 ta BY 75| PLOWER VASES, new design, 12 CUT GLARS BOWL, 14 in, site; | inches high, epecial at 1.00 tegularly wold at $75,00, epecial at = 17,50) SPOON HOLDER, rieh denign; regu " iy wide pe "3.98 HANDSOME Brssigact th , wi are 4 la doaign, value 7 | 10 4 rely deoorated, 1 or ‘ base, regularly worth OLIVE OR WON BOR DISHES, | a8, ipecial at 4.95 Vety Fic desig in cores mee, Fag DROP LIGHT OR GAS PORTABLE, ularly worth 1.78 amd 61.0, epecial | Gow txas pila, poised bath base +00 fitted with 6 ft. best tublng, Argand PLOWER VABES, new design, 16 | burner, 10-tn, shade, regulaity worth inches high, mpecial at 1,75 | 92.50, epectal at 1.35 That Great Sale of 10,000 Pairs of Sample Shoes at Less than Halt Price is still going in our Shoe Dinars. Miss it, and you'll miss the greatest shoe bargains of the day, All the latest styles of Men’s, Women’s, Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes--and every size in some style or other. Only look at a few of the great bargains we are offering: LADIES’ SHOES. MEN'S SHOES, At 98c,, worth 62,00, At 1,35, worth @2.00 and §2.50, At 1,45, worth 62.50 and $3.00 At 1,95, worth $3.00 and $4.00, At 1,95, worth §3,00 aad $4.00, At 2,35, worth $4.00 to $6.60, At BBB, ors PRO ca POF BOYS’ SHOES, MISSES’ SHOES. At 98c., worth $1.50 and §2.00, At 85¢,, worth 61,50 At 1.50, worth 67.00 and 92.50 At 1.50, worth §2.50 At 1,95, worth $3.00 Women's Undergarments. Staple and sensible garments at prices you cannot afford to overlook 300 doren PINE CAMBRIC DRAW- 125 doren WOMEN'S HEAVY FLAN- ERS, good width, yoke bands, full NELETTE NIGHT GOWNS, plain and deep umbretla rule of lawn, fr and ample, Habbard yoke, excellent ished with wide hem and hematiteh- quality, specially bought, and spe ing the cheapest inthe city te-day at 19 clally priced, for tomorrow at $0 ' ’ ‘ Druggists’ Sundries. Why pay more than is necessary? Compare these goods and prices with those offered elsewhere if you would save money, MANHATTAN EGG SHAMPOO, 15 CELERY COMP , extract, 55 MUSTARD PLASTERS, box of 10, 15) AMMONIA, bottle, 5 EMULSION OF CODLIVER OIL, 32) LIERIG'S EXTRACT MALT, bottle, 10 PURE COD LIVER OLL, per pint PHENACETINE TABLETS, 5 g:., bottle, 19 | dozen, 18 SEIDLITZ POWDERS, box; 10/ ANT/KAMNIA TABLETS, © gry BLAUD'S IRON PILLS, bottle of 100, Q| bettie, wu