The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1901, Page 7

" POLICE SAVED ERN MME. B t SARAH BE Who Snailed tor Actress Crushed in the Scramble at Pier Cried Out with Pain —Tells The Evening World How Beauty of American Girls Im- presses Her. Sara Bernard Coquelin ard oT Resazke, Pol Rispham and Suzanne plaudits ef last earn, M Rboanl the ter Gros: youn sotled way bon voy- Rernhar: pushed so heavily a, galnst thi the gang at she with pain. her. She was aids and two a valets, but they with her luggage when she wen busy aboard No Plans for Future. ‘The tragedienn ned ina tray. K costume of tan-colored cloth. She @ a small hat and vell. Her state- room was filled with Noaers, Among the tokens was one from Maude Adams, :ho ew American L'Alglon, and another from the Soctety of American Dramatists, am almost eorry to leave.’ sald me. Bernhardt, flitting ut among: flowers while she chatted with Evening World reporter. “We bh Freat success and such a You are so warm hearted I'm In love with your country, will come back, If I do not come ax an artist, I will retuna for a visli to my many friends, I have no plans for the future. [ will know nothing until 1 re- turn to Paris. New York Next Paria, “Paris? Oh, yes, there {s only one Paris, bu: New York in next. Only New York could make such a scene asx we an nad ed “KOCH &C a Wnititineiieiniicielninieieiieieieleieinr: ropolttan | | mea | vt | HARDT i sitesinde ice tetete felcintei-i-t t ANHARDT, + Eurove To-Day. : + + +> } SARAH BERNHARDT ADORES: AMERICAN WOMEN. Their good looks. Their good clothes. Their good taste. Their su erb carriage. Their good manners. Their good health. Their good complexions. $ Their animal spirits. te > ts back of the footlights reveled In . The beauty of the women, and the soul-stirring en- no made last night the event of do T think of American wo- men? Ah, you would make @ flatterer of me. I must make compliments and run y from them. But certainly the merican Women are the perfection of their sex. are not Paristennes, but they SS spirits ane carriage is superd. the New York woman nearest ap- proaches the Paristene in native beauty. Bhe dreewes so weil, she carries herself with much distinction. In Like Home. was told abroard of the big feet of It is a libel. In Washington I waa disappoint- he women have spirit, but they beauty, New York seems most lke home. “Of course we are glad to return to but I wish to say that thiv sit has but strengthened the love that T have always felt for America. T wish to say, too, how greatly I admire Miss Maude Adams as L'Algion. saperd ilttle art matic temperam a ‘es great auccess which she has won. “With the exception of Paristans, Americans are the best-dreased in the world. Engital nO, None except the re with the American Mr, and Mrs. Perry Belmont and the ‘Trance, women Austrian, Italian arisians can com- Countess Cassini, of Washington, were other passengers, O. 125th Strect, West. A sale ot Misses’ Underwear & Guimpes ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY—the chance of the season to till future as well as present needs. Values that will astound you—for we offer nothing but goo! materials, well made iz ample sizes, daintily trimmed —.nJ prices that mean a Saving is. On Prices of One-T hird Existing Elsewhere, MUSLIN SKIRTS with hemstitched rurtle, » MUSLIN DRAWERS, with embroidered or 2tOK YS..sveveerereeesseee 250/ hemstitched rutfle and tucks, SLIN SKIRTS with tucked 110 3 YCArSeereee-cesssoee 23 Or Heat Cubs Ato 7 years. 26c; 8 to 12 yr: 55¢ 2 to 8 yrs., 29¢; 9 to 14 yrs, 39¢ CAMBRIC UMBRELLA SKIRTS with two insertions and ruffle of fine torchon lace; also with deep embroidery and tucks, 2 tO 6 yIS.ecesecesereeee BOC. 7 to10yrs.,79c; 11 to 4 yrs, BOC. UNDERSKIRTS of striped flannelette, with deep ruffle, 2 to 14 yrs......000e 196 UNDERSKIRTS of striped flannelette, um- brella flounce with lace; colors, plain pink or blue, 2 to t4yrs........ 39 MUSLIN GOWNS, tucked yoke, tinished with cambric rutile, 2 to 6yrs., 35c; 7 to 14 yrs., 456 MUSLIN GOWNS, tine tucked yoke trim- med with embroidery, 2 to 6yrs., 49; 7 to 14 yrs. 596 MUSLIN GOWNS, with yoke of fine em- broidered insertions and edge, EW $ JTS coecccsevescscsersee SOC to 10 yts.,G9c; 11 to 4 vrs, 7Oc MUSLIN DRAWERS, with hem and tucks, 1 to 12 yrs. . 8c MUSLIN DRAWERS, with hem and tucks, 10'S YrSreccoreees eoorees 126 4to 7 yrs, 15c; 8 to 12 yrs, 186 Storage FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS, with embroid- ered ruffle and tucks, 1 to 3 yrs., 27¢ 4to 7 yrs. 31¢; 8 to 12 yrs, 3560 | CHILDREN'S GUIMPES of fine lawn, yoke of hemstitched tucks back and front, others with embroidery and tucks, 2 to12yrs.. seer 39C CHILDREN'S GUIMPES of tine lawn, yoke with hemstitched pleats and embroid- ered insertion, neck and sleeves finished with rutile, 2 t0 12 yrS..++ see 49C CHILDREN’S GUIMPES of tine quality lawn, yoke of six cluster of fine tucks back and front, neck and sleeves edged with Val. lace; others with selid yoke of hemstitched tucks, 2 to 12 yrs....59¢ CHILDREN'S GUIMPES of fine lawn in five styles, yoke with insertion and tucks, neck and sleeves finished with embroidery; others prettily tucked back and front, 2 to 12 yrs...+.+000e7Q9C CHILDREN'S GUIMPES of fine lawn, round and square yokes, handsomely trimmed with embroidery, tucks and feather-stitching; others with entire yoke back and front and sleeves of fine tucks, finished With embroidered edge, 2 tO 12D YIS.....+eecceereer sees GBC of Furs. Our facilities are unsurpassed, and prices the smallest anywhere for storage with guarantee against loss by moths, fire or theft. order to keep our furriers busy In we make exceptionally /ow charges for repairs and remodelling during the Spring and Summer. = * 125th Street, West, between Lenox and Seventh Avenues. oa ARENA | i | | Siig N Our 1901 ‘Nfodel’’ Retrigerators a THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENLNG, APIQIL 30, 1901. ACTY INITSELF OPER(G ISOEFSTS. LN Waist Values. Our Waist Section on the second floor has prepared for this— destined to be the greatest waist season ever known -- o2 a scale unprecedented in the annals of New York retailing. Buying and selling on a scale far beyond the pale of the orli- | nary store, taking fuil advantageot the immense outlet the two tig stores---New York snd Chicazo---provide, enables us at all times to furnish you the very best and newest waists at prices that in every case, and without exception, mean much money saved to the purchaser, For to morrow we call att2n- tion to the following special offerings : REVERS WAISTS OF CHAMBRAY In solid shades test of white lawn, finely tucked —revers trimmed with opea-work embroidery, at WHITE LAWN WAISTS | Of very fine lawn, twelve hemstitched tucks cne-half inch wide, six hem- stiteud one-half inch tucks in back, flare stock collar of hem atitched tucks, at 1.00 BIG PANE AAEIT Ae AT THE FOUNTAIN 1.00 LINEN COLOR BATISTE WAISTS Made plain, co'lar front plait and bishop cuffs, hematitched, at WHITE LAWN WAISTS Of sheer lawn, entire front of five hematitched tucks, plain tucks in back; stock’ collar and bishop cuff of hematitched tucks, at 1.39 WHITE LAWN WAISTS Of sheer Lawn; front has twenty-four one~quatter-inch hematitched tucks, | two rows of very fine open-work embroidery, tucked back. Hem- | stitched tucked flare cm stock collar and bishop cutf, at VSI SAILOR COLLAR CHAMBRAY WAISTS tock collar and vest of finely tucked white lawn; sailor sof Mexican Lematitehing and one row of open work ishop cuff and front plait trimmed with embroidery; 39 . ALBATROSS WAISTS In all the new and dainty colcrings, workmanship of the very best, unlined ; excellent $2.90 value, for /é 90 | and Jce Chests are considered by experts the best make ofthem all. The framework is of hard- wood, thoroughly kiln-dried, with real furniture polish finish. are of heavy zinc, highly polished. The shelves, casters, traps, etc., represent the lat patterns. The linings The walls and pipes are removable. and most approved The locks and hinges are all of solid brass and handsome in de- sign, and Refrigerators as well as Ice Chests are charcoal filled between the outer and inner walls, which insures greatest ice economy. That the prices are low the following list will prove: All of the above Refrigerators can be had enamel lined, also supply large sized tile-lined boxes at the lowest of prices. Nursery Refrigerators, in oak grain finish, with galvanized iad nickel-plated faucet: Small size, Unin, » | y_ ai REFRIGERATORS. ‘Width De Height Ice cay No. in inches. in fit in inches. in (ras! Price, 458 25 19 50 60 12.00 400 28 20 54 70 14.75 461 28% 20 62 80 16.75 462 31 21 58 80 17.50 463 315 21 68 80 19.50 464 34 22 61 120 20.50 430 24 15 39 25 6.75 431 25 16% 41 35 7.85 432 2535 17°. 42% 40 9.00 434 7 19 44 45 12.00 436 29 19 46 55 14.00 433 32 20 48 70 15.50 450 37 22 51 115 452 40 25 55 140 454° 43 27 59 195 456 46 29 63 240 ICE CHESTS. 491 24 16 25 — 492 27 19 27 a 493 32 22 32 — 494 38 24 34 - at an additional cost of 10 per cent. We can 2.25 Large site, Wall Papers. Do'not compare or confound these offerings with the com- monplece, crdinary, cheap wall coverings you see around town. These are strictly high class, up-to-date wall decora- tions, priced at about the cost of the ordinary humdrum sorts at other declers’. Wall Papers, for dining-rooms, billiard rooms, tals, etc., in hand- some destgne and rich coloricge, heavily embossed, at, per roll, 18 Wall Papers for parlors, sitting rooms, reception and music roms. | Ranésomely draws and properly colored, {ilies abd brocades, at, per roll, J? Wall Papers for small parlors, halls, dining-roome cr chambers, gilt and | abcased gilt papers, at, per ro'l, 7 | ‘Wall Papers, suitable for various rooms, white blanks and gilt papers, 2 at, per roll, Papers with borders sold in combiration only. Reclining Go-Carts. Prices of borders proportionately low. Here's a chance to get one of the night sort at a most reasonable price: Reclining Go-Carts in handsome designs, made of good quality of reed, with strong, hardwood yearing, best quality of steel spring, patent foot-brakes, guaranteed rubber-tired wheels, all neatly enamelled in green; handsome satin parazol lined with green rear silk, mounted on strong, adjustable rod. With a alight twist of wrist any position desited can be giv- No springs to get out of order or im- | ractical inventions, but absolutely the | Teclining movement on the market, | While they last, you may 9.00 | 00 | tave a choice for ~) z Ss SS Sy yA tne eK | °°. A Greater and More Perfect Jurniture Store. We have made Wednesday—Hometitters’ Day— quite a feature in our business of late—and are all the more proud of its success because we are convinced that it was well merited. We are strenuously working for a greater and more perfect furniture store—for a broader and more comprehensive Homefitting establishment than New York can yet boast of—one that will afford to people of moderate means opportunity to select under one roof and at popular prices, everything that the tasty and comfortable home requires. We have not yet reached our ideal standard—perhaps we shall never reach it; but if in the process of evolution we continue to offer you better and better value—greater and greater variety, and, what is equally important, more perfect serbice, than any other store has yet accomplished— we are quite sure of your approval—which, after all, is our greatest reward. z Se High Grade | Bedstead: and Wattresses at greatly reduced prices for j Homefiitters’ Day. Sound, refreshing sleep is absolutely necessary to all who toil physically or mentally. The more comfortable your bed and bedding, the better your rest and the better fitted you will be for your duties in life, whatever they may be. It pays to buy the best. The price yeu pay much depends on where you buy. If you come here for what you want, you will have to pay less than elsewhere for the best makes of beds and mattresses. Here are some of our prices: BEDSTEADS. Handsome Brass Bedstead—stands 6 feet high, beautiful s-roll design, 2-inch posts, massive husks on uprights, bow extension foot, finest lacquer, extra large mounts and vases; in sites of 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6in., 52.50 tually worth $75; spe- cially priced for Home- fitters’ Day at $30.00; specially priced for Homefittera’ Day at White Enamelied Bedstea J-inch | Post, heavy ling, stands neatly § ft. high, actually worth W.35; epecially priced for Homefitters ay at White Eoamelied Bedstead, of a bandsome scroll design, t-Inch post, ex- tension foot, ornamented with brass rosettes, heavy filling, brass vases, in sizes of 3 ft, 4 ft. and 4 ft. 0 in; actually worth $6.80; specially priced for Homefitters' Day at 4.00 p—f} White Enamelled Bedstead, well made, J with bow extension foot, ‘he rails and balls, 1n sizes of 4 ft. tn.; actually worth $8.50; spe- cially priced for Homefitters’ | Day at 5.25 Handsome White Enamelled Bedstead, atands 6 ft. high, tsinch I heavy filling, heavy brass brass rails, massive Frenc! coats of baked enamel (not had in sizes of 3 ft., 3 {t. 6 actually worth $15.00; in., and 4 ft.; dally priced for Homefittera' Day at “et, 00 ' MATTRESSES. Mattresses of No.1 Black Drawings of Horse Hair, in one or two pasts, full 40 Tbe. weight, covered in the finest quality of Gold Medal, Amazon of San Remo ticking; actually worth $30.00; specially priced for 19.00 Homefitters' Day at Spring Mattrerses, for wooden or metal bedsteads; have heavy doutle woven steel wire, well made and braced; made to fit an’ specially priced for Homefitters' Day as follows: A regular $3.75 Mattress for 1.85 A regular $4.00 Mattress for 2.25 A regular $5.00 Mattress for 2.75 Mattresses of improved Soft Black Hair, 40 Ibs. weight, made in one or two rts go as to fit any sized bed and covered a Gold Medal, A.C. A. or San remo ticking; equal to any mattress regularly sold at $19.00; specially priged for Homefitters’ Day at 70.00 Mattresses of Black or Gray South American Hair, of an extra good quality, 40 Ibs. weight, made in one or two parts covered in Amazon striped, A. C | A. or San Remo ticking, actually worth $22.50; specially priced for Homefitters’ Day at 74. 15 7 2 S2,00 Framed Pictures, $1.25. Agood picture here and there relieves the monotony of bare walls. Here's a chance to get one or more very cheap. On sale Wednesday 250 Artotype Engravings, all popular subjects, framed in handsome gilt frames, with matched metal corners, size 20x24 inches; usually sold at $2.00, our 1,25 price only cee et na al In the Upholstery Dope. Special selections of the very goods that are most in demand at this season of the year for the fitting up of city and coun- try homes, marked at prices that will force attention in any company. IRISH FOINT LACE CURTAINS AND BED SFTS, all in the best patterns and in endless variety, at these very special prices: Per pair, 4, os oy; £0 6. 90 i 75 I. 7s (Every pair worth fully one-half more. ) A COMBINATION CURTAIN OFFER worthy of prompt attention: 1 pair Bobbinet Curtains, worth $2.50 ) Value $2.98; complete for 1 pair White Silk Leops, worth 1c. 1 Brass Extersion Tute, £4 in., worth 19¢. 1 pair Brass Tassel Hooks, worth 1Cc. TES: SLIP COVERS, made from the best quality of heavy Belgian atriped Damask, with shrunk binding: style, fit and workmanship guaranteed; 20 yards of jal al | material allowed; made up in 5, 6 or 7 pieces; complete for 6. IO | $1.25 Tapestry Covered Pillows for 79 Plain Burlap of an extra heavy quality, per yard, 15 Cotten Ball Fringe, all colors, per yard, 2 Brass Extensicn Rods, 1-2 inch heavy tutes, will extend to St inch; choice of S styles, double rods, each, 25c. le rods, each, 15 Handsome $2.50 goods, in 10 choice colorings, 1,25 . Satin Damask per yard, China Silks, 32 in. wide, heavy quality, figured, per yard, 45 China Silk, plain, per yard, 39 Table Ojicloth, of the best quality, in handsome designs, I'y yds. wide, 2Sc.; 1'; yds. wide, 15 ‘White Fluted Poles, with silver fixtures, each, 25 Grilles for Doors and Windows, of solid oak, with fancy centres, 5 feet long, elsewhere worth $5.00 and $6.00, each, 1.50 f | It’ doubly very n. retail quotations at 999 out of a thousand stores. But it’s always the unusual that happens here. French balbriggan underwear, having decided to go out of the business,” and having sold all the underwear he could sell at regular prices to hie regular trade, found himself cs for which, in the ordinary course of business, he had no market provided for. He came to us, and we offered 50c. on the dollar—-never dreaming that he would you, without loss to ourselves, absolutely new and perfect goods that never left the original boxes, The Underwear is fine and perfect—as good as any that reaches these shores from our sister republic—every garment being finished with pearl buttons-heavy waistbands~ some having silk finished wrist and neck- bands. regular made (seamless). . Your choice of all the $1.00 grades for ACITY IN ITSELF ERCe IOCESTS, China and Glassware, fienty of good China and Glassware is necessary for the proper furnishing of the city or country home. We buy our stocks in the open markets of the world, in quan- tittes that command the lowest possible prices and that en- able us to offer you better bargains than yon could obtain else- where, even at stores that pretend to own their own factories. These offerings will convince you that this is so, if you will but take the trouble to compare them with the best that is offered at other establishments. DINNER SETS. Tallets Sets fH Pieces, very Hekly 5 < vee. decorated aad heavily gold atippled; 90 pices, fine porce- teeutarly sold at $200; oy he i dae "oe a 3.50 . 102 pieces, finest thin Toilet Set, 12. pieces, very fancy chlnsSivery new style of sbape, gold tracing; regue ecorated'; spe- 70.0 laryseld at $7.00; special) 6177 fat Dirner Set, 100 pieces, French china, Toilet Set, 12 pieces, richly dec- with large ISif. platter; regularly crated aud heautffully” tinted in. as: sold at §25.00 ; special /4. 00 i aclors tcuularly 5.95 at Dinnet Set, 112 pieces, Frereh china, | GLASSWARE. with large’ tin, platter, teh Bore) eater ae der decoration; spe- ‘umblers, water size, best thin lead 28, OO sion glass; regularly sold at 60e, cialat pet doz.; special to-morrow TEA SETS. oS jat Tex Sct, 56 pieces, French china, new shapes and decorations; regularly Li Dialer prepa an at $11.00; special 7. 00 cordon: epecial ‘at 7. ODD CHINA. | Best crystal, Imitation Cut Glass: Cups, Saucers, Plates, &e., fine | Sugat Bowl, Cream Pitcberiand ha ¢ china; regularly sold at 1S¢, and Spoon Holders, each 10 | ueczy bperial Rts cach! 9 Butter Dishes, each Dinner, Breakfast, Tea and Soup Plates, of Haviland china, regularly Gold Decorated Glass, imitation of sold at $3.50 per doz.; spoctal cut glass, in great variety of pieces; at, each TO Goviers, Tumbiere, Wines, Stetries, Cups and Saucers, of fine Haviland Bon-Hons and Vases; rgularly china; regulasly sold at $3.50 79 sold at, each, tSc.; special at 9 per doz.; special at, each Jugs, 2alf-gallon size, imitation Salad or Fruit Bows of fancy china, of cut glass; special at 15 Hichly’ decorated, heavily gold stip! We castaye all of our glassware pled: tegulatly sold at 35¢-; $Pe- 7 & soid at over 45c. per dozen with one ctaljati cach initial free of charge; also, make Cabarets or Salad Dishes, with ban-| re ths and monograms to order, and dies, tichly decorated;’ regulat!y | cut of engrave desigas. told) at $1.80; epeclal 7 marae at, cach, Pots in assorted decota- 4 sarge assortment of English Jar- Chocolate dinteres in a complete assortment VE 00 of colors, es and decorations, at tions, worth trom $1.25 to $2; sfecial to-morrow at Cracker Jar, imported china, hand- prices that ar* equal to {f not cheap- somely decorated; tegulatly sold at er than the cost of ordinary American from 7Se. to $1.25; special to- 50 jardirieres; we have some that regu- mortow at | tly sold at $1.00; to-morrow 50 TOILET SETS. ag Toilet Set, 10 pieces, new shapes! Another assortment, in great and new decorations, in natural colors | of shapes, sizes and decorations, that and gold traced; regularly regularly soli at $1.50 to soldat $4.00; apectal at” 2, Zo). $2.00; special at 75 Sale Extraordinary of Superior French Balbriggan Men's Underwear Ht Halt Price. 8 indeed a rare opportunity that we present to you in this ele | remarkable because it occurs at the very beginning of the season whem) aturally goods are expected to bring full prices and do sell at fall S; A large importer, of) with over 5,000 dozen of underwear on hand accept. But he did, and so we now have the opportunity to offer New French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, at Less than Halt Price. There are long and short sleeves in the lot—many of them being fall. ~ The Men's Shirts come in sizes 34 to 54. The Men's Drawers come in sizes 28 to 54. The weights running trom medium to the very lightest gauze. We offer the entire purchase in 2 great lots. a5 Your choice of all the $1.50 grades tor 65 We will continue to-morrow the Great Special Sale of 5,000 High Grade Htt-Wool Smyrna Rugs at about Half Regular Prices! These great rug bargains were made possible by the fact that we had opportunity to buy the entire stock of a promi- nent rug manufacturer at a low price for spot cash. They went on sale Monday morning for the first time, and already we have sold quantities of them. If you need a few good Smyrna rugs you ought to buy them now and here, as rugs of such excellence are not often to be had at the low prices these are now selling for. Our Sale Pricey Site. Regular Price. 18x30 inch! 1.35 8S 21x46 inch 2.00 1.25 20x54 inches, 2.75 1.85 30x60 inches, 3.50 2.25 36x72 inches, 5.50 3.20 4x7 ft, 8.50 5.40 6x9 ft, 18.50 11.50 Tex10ls tt., 28.50 17,50 9x9 ft., 32.00 18.50 Oxi? ft., 35.00 22.50 In connection with the sale of Smyrna Rugs, we also offer for Homefitters’ Day some unusually good values in CHINESE AND JAPANESE MATTINGS. 300 rolls of Heavy Chinese Matting, check and stipe effects in dices, greces and veds, tegulaily worth €5 per roll of 40 yés., at 375 500 rolls of China Matting, jointless, extra heavy and reversible; Tegularly worth $9.00 a roll of 40 yés., special at T4AST 300 rolls of China Matting, jcintless, made from the finest sclected straw, nothing Lettct made, actually worth $15 per toll of 40 yds.; V50 specially priced for to-morrow at le 500 rolls of Japanese Matting of a high grade, in artistic designs and bright” colorings made of long straw and actually worth $12.00 pet roll E ot 40 yar's; specially priced for to-morrow at &. 15.