The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1901, Page 4

5h Sait: sehlinn Bae > Mves would prova: MOMENT" S PERIL STOLE HER MIND. ot aN ‘MOTHER STAYS A “SHED FOUR N SURGEON'S KNIFE , rei iy Girl Trapped on Railroad Trestle Between) Mrs. Clempett Would Let Her Child Die Rather Trains Has Become Hopelessly Insane. probably for awful experten K New York Central Railroad about os months ago. Miss Grennan ts th old daughter of Joh keeper, of Glenham with two other girls was crossing a tre Junction when « * @pproached from the ‘They were about to bound track when a whi! and*they saw another ex ing from the opposite dire It was plain that the t pass on the trestle, and 6 4 + eieieimicivininie i: L | when te annihilated “Quick! He down betwer and hold fast for your live ed one of the men, and the Instantly obeyed. : All in the party eacapel injury + Nellle Grennnn, who rnised } pefore the trainx had ani was struck of the car st cousidered sei JONES STARVES; | SENT TO HOSPITAL san nt re District-Attorney Philbin Removes Chief Mee ness Against Lawyer Patrick. order " Diatrict-attorney Philb's tective Brinley, who nus nin i of Valet Jones, the t : Rico murder fick, and Bartow w Ww tation to-day, They wer Hamilton W. clan and sev cided this i public ihe Ress against Patt ——————— DUMBWAITER He SHES LIVES, ——— Crash Awakes Inmates of Big Double-Deck Tenement. An incendiary fr tin double-deck ¢, No, East Etghty-cx c nok this morning, to not been £ the falling tr ’ wath @f which arouse ants, #1 i Heer A And ‘To close out broidered Swiss thir ac On goods of this users he ran thro: gg the alarm and search of find one, but a was nd the Ing the tenarts. Culhane, who lives on th carried his two little boy lown'® fire-escape to sa @vother tenants made ¢ H mreet. ‘ong amel}. of, turpen- | ae the ae! att wh where the | cales, “The Linen Store,’’ Misses’ Sit Departiutent. Decided Reductions. Tatlor-Made Suats, reduced to $15 & $10.50. “\ MancyT atlorea Suits, | reduced to $29.80 & $39.50. The above prices. Girls’ Reefer Coats, $6.50 & $10.50, formerly $1 are to $20. Brondway & 20th '5¢ , Embroidered | Swisses Other Wash Fabrics At Half Price. al jots of Fancy Colored Em- in the g4-inch width, we offer at 50c., 63c., 75c., 88c $1.25 9 yard, son’s importation which have been reduc ea from $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1,75 and 2.50 a yara. Also a line of Seote h Madras Shirtings ina good variety of patterns at 8c. and 25¢, a yard, reduced from 3$c. and 50c. a yard. And some special lots of Duck and Tweed Suitings. Per- ¢ Printed Dimities, Grenadines, Mercerized Moussel- ines, etc., at equally low prices. JAMES McCUTCHEON & CO., 14 West 23d St. about half than Lose a Leg. i 1 | | | ARE and oxydized you LOOKING FOR A # | ton wal Sree s-d-ged Deed Pur. chaser for your last year's Mtycla? Let Sunday World Wants find one for you. | Our Bargain Story is Unusually Interesting To-day. of good things for almost nothing. Belt Buck es, sgilt,sil 10c designs handsome Si ¢ > ® Ear Drops. Scarf & Stick CULE | pretty Mair Kerette: Lord & T aylor, ° ee +! worn by no less a personage than) 'S2e2772e7 1 5 suitable for summer draper-! TRAP OF FLAME. “The Eve Sun” Fire tn the ent at No Pestle Le jGoulides with the Grand Duke. | iter whaft The . Sun is no doubt a good; ‘| newspaper, but when it wanders out} of the news orbit and dabbles in hat Hore it becon es sadly dim. For the elucidat‘on‘ot the Lve. Sun we state that th: Grand buke hat did not) -orginate in Grand street, but was introduced by Mr. Knox of Broad. | . who drafted his hat from one} Aus gutted the Duke of York. We are selling} Grand Dukes tocareful dressers All} the other Spring styles at $2, 80. ! Guaranteed good as those priced} at $5.00. i | Drapery Fabrics. | Cretonnes. Several novel and artistic de- | | | | | IMTPERS AND OUTF 39- eal Cortlandt St. 12S, Ave “det atations signs in recently imported Havea, ct French Cretonnes, suitable 1 for summer coverings and} au f) | draperies, c | 50c., Goc. & 75¢. yd, Camera? eles 2,000 yards French & E nglish Cretonnes, | reduced from 55c. & goc. yard, to 30c. & goc. yd. Domestic & Imported} Tapestrics, Laceand Embroidered Flouncings, Nainsook and Swiss Edgings and | Insertions, | | Embroidered All- overs Batiste Robes. ies and furniture, reduced as|Coaching Parasols. follows: : Sun Umbrellas. gco yards Figured and Self-Colored Armures and 75¢- & $100 vd. Prowdvay A 19th at. ero $1.25 to $2.25 yard. - Hstimates given on Re-! Don't Accept a Substitute! |upholstering Furniture,Awn-| When you ask for Cascarets be ings, Shades & Slip Covers, sure you get the genuine C ascarets Candy Cathartic! Don't accept Lord & Taylor, fraudulent substitutes or imita- Broadway & 20th St | Gloves, Tapestries, at | tions! Genuine stamped C. C. C. | Never sold in bulk. Druggist | po You RE A WHEEL? BUY A @econd-hand one chenp by ineert- fag an ad. in the Sunday World. sic « Children’s Wash Dresses. (Sizes t to 3 Year:.) ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY—an opportunity that will make this department a Mecca forall parents—dainty, well. made Dresses for the little tots at figures that mean fun sien of One- Third Euutiog Fhcohere DRESSES of rainsook, round or pointed yokes, with tucks and hemstitching, finished with tucksd ruffles, some with embroidery 69c DRESSES of nainsook, yokes prettily. trimmed with insertions and ruttles + some with hemstitched! 89c SSES white lawn, in id guimpe effects, some with hed yoke and ruttle, others edged | 98c} SSES of w lawn, high or gumpe eftecs P trimmed with Val. lee or embre cry 1.39 PRINC DRE: white lawn, high or low neck, elabor- ail t immed with embroidery, bce and : 1.59 iy; some trimmed with lac others with Soutache braid....... 1.59! nand Cham: | PR PRINCESS DRESSES of tin: white Lwn, guimp: or high neck, entire body tucked back and front, double ruffles, edged with embroidery or Val. lace... 1,79 RINCESS DRESSES of tine white Lwn, prettily trimmed with insertions and turtles of embroidery, skirt hem- i sere 9B of Gingham, Dimity med with rutfles edged with Val. lace, some with hemstitched rutfle on neck and sleeves...+ee0e 396 | COLORED DRESSES of Gingham, Lawn or Percale; waist. guimpe and yok: styles, trimmed with hemstitched ruffles..69o6 , | COLORED DRESSES of plain Chambray or 1 in pink or blue, various trimmed w th embroidery.. 89g. SESS AND YUXE DRESSES of Cham- bray or Gingham, high or guimpe ef- fects. trimmed with embroidered or hem- stitched tuttles, 2.6... ec eeee + 98c INC! of linen, low neck orof plainChambray, waist effect; some trimmed with pique, others edged with Val. lace... 1.39 Storage of Furs. Our facilities are unsurpassed and prices the smallest anywhere for storage, with guarantee against loss by moths, tire or thett. In order to keep our furriers busy we make exceptionally /ow charges for repairs and remodelling during the Spring and Summer. 125th Street, West, erie Avenue : B. Altman & €o TOILET ARTICLES. Complete assortments of the Popular Extracts, Toilet and Cologne waters; Sachets, Powders, Cosmetics, ete, Natural and Bleached Bath and Sik Cup Sponges Imported Tooth, Nail, Bath, Hair and Military Brushes. WEDNESDAY, MAY 8th: Imported Hair Brushes, value 95c. & $1.28 each 65c, 12c. Tooth Brushes, value 25c. each. at IF YOU HAVE sell, sell it. A ad. will find a RIDLEY WEDNESDAY OUR BARGAIN DAY. - Fancy Wh Stone Screw 5c Fancy Brooch Pins ash Pins hite 15c Stone » 10 Jevelry Bargains. Sterling Silve Link Cuff But Tees 2 plated, pair j REAL. GARNET EARDROPS and SCREWS, BRS Masonic and nd red Bead FAO each. Housefurnishing Sale, od . (se tons, SC ie gether iene 5c¢ \Edward Ridley & Sons, . Everything here is of use to you now. Dress Goods. Fancy and piain Dress Goods, an assorted lot, 46 52> inches wide, 8c. gra 59c day, yard.+ SILKS. 2,000 vards fancy Silks, fine effects, new shales, 89c. grade, Wednesday, yard. cece. ++ 59c DOMESTICS. Asnlendid line 32-inch light ground Ready to Wear Hats. Children's Row-and-Row Straw Fiats, prettily trimmed with rovette and band, assorted colors, 59 worth $1.09; on Wednosday.. c Children's Mixed Saal © ao Hats, finished with uy fate shapessesereese eens finreerantl Hats. An excellent lot of Ladies Fancy Ba tiste, stripes and figures, Tyaped Straw Hats, new ataper and t T ealaeeea bite calue? Ihe. grade, Wednesday, yd.. 11! c $1.60. Bargain price 98c. Men's Shes, All Sizes, made of satin calf, with bulidog tocs, solid feather, 1.89 Made of tan goat, with bulldog toes, HOSIERY. Women's Wool Knit Skirts, fancy color; regular price Wednes ‘ay, each 9 Women’s Lace Stripe Hose, 200 dozen, new « Wednesday ...+e- solid leather, 1.89 CAMP STOOL. Hardwoo: frame, seat of heavy atriped ticking, with back 39C Without back. : 96 FOLDING CARD OR LAWN CHAIR. of birch, natural dnieh, perforated or slat rent, BELTS. Ten thousand very tine Belt Samples, Morocco, Velvet, Tinsel, Satin, Pat- ont Leather and/ . Se creme feitlocking when BO others with tongue Cloned sseeesees 4 buckles, none ‘Tripod Table, 18 by 18, round or octa- Fra ec 2IC worth less than 25c. and on up to $1.00; the entire lot on Wednesday, each. 10c Great Price Inducements for Month of May. Women’ 's Muslin Corset Covers, V-shapes and High Necks; broken sizes, a quantity in 8 or 10 alfterent excellent style enle price, each.. WOMEN’S MUSLIN SKIRTS, full width, good quality, double rul- AM fles, edged with In nlue, 33c sale price, each Ladies’ fine Suits, p quantity In. different excellent ma- terlais and various pretty styles, sizes broken and a trifle off in atyle, Yale no object, must go 5 97 Meceeesceseee... Nursery Diaper. mvotan Antiseptic: Necaety, Dia- Ff, put up in 10-: i ecinl for thia Wednesdays 48 inch, a piece of $0 yards. .50c 22 inch, a ptece of 10 yards. .56¢ 24 inch, a piece of 10 yards... .68¢ SAMPLE CORSETS of every grade and ahade,y, ° 1, medium ani ‘ge sizes, all in one heap.. 39c SPECIAL—C. P. & Majesty Corsets that usually Yetail for $276 and $3.26, axes somewhat broken. but your sizo may be among them—worth a trying. 95c CURTAIN SWISS, 36-inch White Figured cries for maki curtains, special f Wednesday. rer yard sepese ese "Or Men’s light blue also tan Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, regular alzes, value 50¢. each, owing to elight imperfections twe offer 29¢ them at, each..... Stores Open’ Saturday. from 8 A. M. to.10 P.M. 309, 311, II Af to 325 | Grand A. MOTOR TO Sunday World buyer. Besides being of great concern to your pocket it appeals to all in search Good, strong Suite that will absolutely surprise you and well made, meant to sell at double our SUIT, $3.95. Men’s Fancy with their morit—when A you consider the price— price, $3.45. Vests, sizes 33 to 39. Nobby : DOLLAR SUITS. Boys’ 2-Plece School Suits, for ages § to 15, { One Dollar. Youtns' LOng-PONIS SUI, for ages 14 to 19 yeare, splen- a Ghefioe and Cassimere, 8 hapely Men's Well- Made sizes 38 to te, Th thi Jot there some small sizes of bisck Corkscrew Coats and Vests that sold at three times the money. styles of email dots and pinid, a few red in the jot. A bargain worth fi coming for, 1.13. Men's Black Cotton Sox, regular sizes, seconds, paire..... So New’ York St