The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1901, Page 3

$$$ For Many Ye: 4 Presses for the United States, FIVE HURT IN TROLLEY WRECK Car Hit a Curve at High Speed and Jumped the Track. Injared. REYNOLDS, BELL Bed twenty, of | y City; injured | No, 133 York cut, WARREN, PHILIP, of No, 45 Monmouth str vck sprained irertorman, No. 2 W FLETCH bruised about Five persons were injured—one fatally in a trolley wreck at Communipaw and Pacific avenues, Jersey City, at 2 o'clock this morning. Loaded with seventy-five passengers. car No, 162, of the North Jersey Street Rallway Company, Jumped the track at that point, wrecked a lamp post and mailbox, fore up the sidewalk and halted only when It landed against the wall of a building. The pante-stricken passengers) were whaken. Jumbied, t 4 together and heaped up in a way that made death seem imminent The car was c) tts returning fr Bergen Point. rn. “]owith excursion+ n Midland Beach and ——— WATCHMAN SHOT SACHA IN FEAR. M’Gurk Pleads He Ex- pected Attack and Fired in the Air. looking little the Harlom C murder. His and last night Neb Sachr, s man in of the Wa a quarter of a McGurk was the new sub Contractor 3 mreat deal of the neigh blows with § een him and Last night he came to and mm. McGurk's aged at her home, No. 315 East y street. The news of the tragedy will doubtless causc her death, McGurk was held for the Coroner. Mr. Sachr was a landscape gardener of great abllity. MAD-DOC SCARE N BELLEVUE Howling Canine Had City Employees on the Jump for a Time. pital dispensar; door tn. the street of the “ut something the desks office. Phe clerks caught up and prepared to defend th the dos dodged, ran out and the Charity Pier. There he dashe. crowd of keepers who were roa boat to take them to HBlackw land. The men drew revolvers, but mal was so active and there many peoole about that the keepers dared not shoot. Some laborers working on the pler procured brooms and si\cks and drove the dog out Into the street. There he found mber of atte ants from the M © and the hospit: waiting for him and concluded that he was cornered. 89 he Jumped Into :he'| river and was drowned. ARTHUR ORR DEAD. Ne Built Coining PHILADELPHIA, July 9 18.—Arthur Orr, builder of the coining pressen used for many yeare In the Un‘ted States mints in Philadelphia, Carson City, San Francisco and New Orleans, Is dead. He died at his summer home, at Moores. town, 'N. J. He wus eighty-four yearr oid. ——— Dr. Whitmore Off to Europe, Dr. B. T, Whitmore, M. D., LL. D., was a passenger on the Majestic, which sailed yesterday, He ts on a hurried trip abroad, in company with « party of the moat distinguished medical men of the United States, who are de to the International’ Tubercul ras Gress in London and the British Me cal Association at Cheltenham, to both of which Dr. Whitmore Is an accredited delegate of the American Medical Aa- foclation and the Missizsipp! Vailey Medical Association. Dr, Whitmore tx the President of the International Med!- eal News Association, = Success invariably follows In the track of the Sunday World Wants. an excellent culinary deasert, Ib., 10 Rice: 3-1bs. choice Carolina Rice, 16 ~| Coffee: Fancy Golden Santos, fresh roasted 2 | daily, Ib., 14 “Lion brand Coffee, 1-Ib. pkge., 1 ‘our Crown Smyrna Figs, rich and de- Ibe, 10 : Crown brand Gherkine, gallon cans, 39 11 "| Chocolate: Hazel Caracas Chocolate, splendid for making bon bons, fudge or as an cating | Chocolate, 5 cakes, 23) Com: Fancy State Cream Sugar Cor, doz., 70c., can, 6} Gallon Tomatoes: ‘‘Manteo" brand, solid red ripe Jersey Tomatoes, gallon can, 20 _ | sidered. j muslin lined, leather Mit TE} 2 Che: oN pee, Sitth a hy Annual Food Show at Ohe Bi Store continues in all its popularity and splendor, drawing daily many thousands of visitors who are interested in that most important ei] question—Pure Foods—and who at the same time are royally enter- tained. We wonder if everybody realizes the extent and importance of this Food Show. Don’t think of it merely as a store attraction— think of it in the wider and broader sense of its inception and execution—as an exhibit of well-nigh national interest—as the best exhibit of its kind ever seen in this country—and you will want to come then; and you should come. The Pure Food Lectures by Mrs. E. Cornelia Claflin, Chairman of the Pure Food Committee of the Women’s National Health Club, of Chicago, and by Chef Bonwit Hofer are of the greatest interest. The New York Symphony Ladies’ Orchestra continues to charm its audiences with the very finest popular and classic selections. f The Pan-American Exposition, as shown by stereopticon displays, and Frank R. Hoy’s Tiny Mites are instructive, attractive and amusing. And so on—throughout the great Pure Food Show you will meet with dozens of attractions each one well worth coming for--to all of which we add a list of ‘Special Friday’’ Prices that will convert your visit into a source of profit as well as pleasure. | Tea: Your choice of our Green and Black Teas, Fish: Selected large fresh Mackerel, each, or choice Salmon Steaks, Ib., 10 | or blended to suit, good, rich teas, fine aroma, Long Island Butter Fish or Weak Fish, Ib., G | Saeate Maver, 3-Ibs. ore be Mutton: Lega of Choice Canada Mutton, Ib., 9) Bie ABcanes Lice Mongtoticen ol Fancy Porterhouse Steaks, Ib., 18 Lemons: Fancy large juicy Messina Lemons, doz., Delicatessen: New Long Island Sauerkraut, Ib., 5 Prunes: Fancy large California Silver Prunes, : “Harel”? Condensed Milk, the richest in cream, absolutely pute, doz., $1.25, can, Crackers: New York ot Quaker City Mixed, j Sits French Peas: Bicycles / / We Will Continue To-Morrow the Sale of Ghe World-Famed $40 Fowler Gruss Frame Bicycles at The ‘‘Fowler’’ is a strictly high-grade bicycle of national reputation, manufactured to sell at $40. We bought the last of them from the maker, who was retiring from the bicycle busi- ness, at a price that enabled us to sell them at $15.75 through- out the season. Bicycle Sundries. | Columbia Aut matic Gas Lamps, the nearest approachito ye:frction, at 1.95 Aluminum—an oil lamp that is ‘light’ in every sense of the word; regularly worth $1.25; on sale to-morrow for Sheppard 10,000 Mile Cyclometer, the most a compact; regularly worth 7Sc.; 25 Oil Cans and Rim, { 4 Calcium Carbide, per 2-Ib. can, 5 | Cement, ce Troy Parcel Carriers, simple and easy to ad- Morrow Coaster and Brake attached to your just, only 18 | wheel for Bernasco Adjustable Sadile, fita the body, heavily p:dded; regularly worth $1.98; on sale to-morrow for 75!) Christy Automatic Saddle, 1.25 Handy Pocket F:o: Pump, extra strong, 2 Dress Suit Cases, Club Begs, Oolescope Cases, &c. We are amply equipped with everything that the travell r o: the vacation-seeker needs in the way of leather and other gools. Our stock is fine, fresh and thoroughly up- to-date, and certainly the lowest priced in the country, quality, of course, always con- Here's proof: Leather Club | Shape Bags, ted or black, muslin lined Dress Suit Cases of serviceable materi als, mustin lined, leather protected corters, the 24-inch size for 95 Other Good Dress Suit Cases for 1.39 Leather Dress Suit Cases, russet color, covered comers, in- aide straps, leather atitched handle, brassed lock and cate 24 inch sizes to-morro choice of tho 22 and 2.45 for Genuine Cowhide Dreas Suit Cases, lined with { 4 Irish linen, best quality beavy inalde straps, I solid trass lock and catches; the 24-tnch size for 5,00 | Bicycle Sundries. | Guaranteed Single Tube Tires, Small Push Button Bells, worth 75c., for Kool'’ Chain Lubricant, Petit Pols, Fins, doz., $1.75; can, Now we've decided to close out all we have left at the amazingly low price of $10.75, a price that wouldn’t begin to pay for the cost of the materials alone, to say nothing of the manufacturing cost. Come and inspect them, and it you want a new wheel buy promptly if you would not be disappointed. Screw Drivers, Lamp Brackets, Frame 50|Guards, Repair Kits, Rubber Cement, Graphite, Lubricatin, Oil, “Kee; 9} 15 Salmon: Humes Alaska Red Salmon, doz., $1.60; can, 14 Sardines: Dalidet Imported Sardines, 1-4's, | doz., $1.50; can, 13 Vignaux Sardines, packed in mustard, large tins, 3 for 20 Beans: N.Y. State Pea or Marrow Beans, | 5ibs.. 23 |Oats: Victor or Hawkeye Oats, 2-Ib pkge., 5 “Wheat Cream:'! The best of the wheat berry—a splendid summer breakfast dish— nourishing and strengthening, pkge., 12 Armour's potted or deviled Ham ot Tongue, | doz., 45c.; tin, 4 Hazel Corned Beef: Ready for luncheon use, doz., $1.60; tin, 14 |Soup: Anderson, Peerless or Schimmel's Con- densed Soups, can, 7) Root Beer: Milford Root Beer Extract, dor., | 80c.; bot., 7 (We call for and deliver all wheels free when this attachment is ordered here.) 5/0. 75 1.25 Bicycle Hose, in assorted colors and yles, all finely fashioned, here to-morrow for (iicyele Dept, 24 Floor, Rear, 18th at. Side.) Telescope Cases, in great variety, of of canvas, spectal offering censii Gray Canvas Tek- scopes, with leather-cot- 90c Telescope Ca‘es of unbreakab’e fibre, of the color of leather, with two or three heavy leather straps; two shares, as foilows: The Deep ti 1.10 1.30 hanay) r Sha, Sizes and prices as Po Pranaiaey | 1,70 1.90 and 2.10 2.20 30 good quality ‘o-morro ered corners and heavy izes and prices 2.40 and 2.60 DRINKING CUP: Take a'ong one of thei follows: and 26 inches. jal, and health-preserving coltapsi- inking Cups on your travels. They take up basdly any rocm at a cost but a trifle and will repay manifold their coat in convenience an! safety, =) we kav We have a very latre asort- ment of them, ard just see how low e priced the! The Dress Suit Caso Style—Sizes and pricesas folt 18 20 22 24 «and 26 inches. at 16¢ and S01 World Almanac. ~~ Drinking Cups (collapsible), in leatherette and leather cases, wo styles, nickel plated, 48 Centre, 1th BL) Just read it: Jams: Milford Assorted Pure Pruit Jame, dot., ‘$1.00; can, 9 Grape Juice: “Hazel” brand, the unfer- mented product of the selected Concord Grapes, qts., 40c.; pta., 22¢; 1-2 pts, 12 Raspberries: Gibb's ‘Oval’ brand preserved Red Raspberties, 4 cans 25 Strawberries: Niagara Falls “Park! brand Preserved Strawberries, can, 10 Pineapple: ‘Dew Drop'’ brand Singapore Pine- apple, doz., $1.50; can, 13 Starch: Ivory Gloss Starch, 1 Ib. pkge., 9 Procter and Gamble's “‘Lenox"’ Soap, 10cakes, 31 Wines and Liquors. Hennessey Imported Cognac, bot., 1,10 Old Crow Whiskey, bot., 59 California Claret and Zinfandel, gal:, 75 & 60 Pure California Port and Sherry Wites, pro- ducts of the richest California soll, rich and full bodied, gal., 1.15 Blackterry Brandy, a splendid article for | stomach difficulties, gal,, $2.00; bot., Maryland Rye Whiskey, gal. 2.00 Mt. Vernon Rye Whiskey, gal., 2.50 (Fourth Floor.) Summer Upholsteries Low Priced. Some of the things that make the town and country house cool and comfortable at the lowest prices ever quoted for them anywhere! BAMBOO VERANDA SCREENS, made from the tough outside bark of the bamboo, the most dutable and eatiafactory Summer screen known; complete with tope and pulleys; sizes and prices as follor 8 ft. wide by 5 ft. drop, each, 90 10 ft. wide by 8 ft. drop, each, 1,25 8 ft, wide by 10 ft drop, each, 1,25 10 ft, wide by 10 ft. drop, each, 1.50 12 ft. wide by 10 ft. drop, each, 1.85 MOSQUITO CANOPIES, made of fine quality net, with the new folding Iron frame, complete with cord and pulleys: Fer medium sized beds, each, 2.25 For full sized beds, each, 2.75 A REMARKABLE SLIP COVER OFFER. S-piece Slip Covers, made only as good covers ahould be made, of ‘the best quality of Belglan Striped Damask, 20 yards of material allowed, complete for 6.90 WINDOW SHADES. A choice of Holland, with side hems, of fine oll opaque, measured, made and hung for the usual sized window at, each, 49 AWNINGS TO ORDER, ON SHORT NOTICE, AT LOWEST PRICES. FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED IN THE BEST MANNER. Get our estimate and you'll be surprised to beget how little we charge for really first-class wor! BLANKET AND CURTAIN CLEANING. We'll have your curtains ani blankets caretully and properly cleared at a very amall cost. Note these sample prices: Nottingkam Curtains cleaned, at, per pair, 39 Eetter Curtains cleaned, at, per pals, 59 Blankets cleaned at, per pair, 59 When necessary we rebind blankets and also store any cleaning work done until Fall without extra charge. (Third Floor, Front, 18th Bt. Bide) Sood Cutlery is always in popular demand, and we are always ready to supply the demand. Just note a few of our low prices on reliable cut- lery and judge for yourself if this isn’t YOUR store for cutlery. Geo. Wostenhoim & Sons’ True Pipe Razor, made in Sheffield, England, hollow ground and regularly worth §1.50; on sale to-morrow at Our Gwn Rator, made of the finest quality of steel, full hollow ground, ebony handics, Tegu: larly’ worth $1.00; on sale to-morrow at Pocket Knives, with 2, 3 and 4 blades, handles of acag, horn and tone, regularly worth S0c.; a choice to-morrow for 75 38 25 Scissors and Shears, of a ood quality of steel, 5 to Y inches long, tegularly worth S0¢.; on ale to-morrow for 25 (tain Floor, Frees” RID: THURSDAY EVENING, JULY oaks eee 18, 19013 A Widsummer Sacritice Sale of Men's and Boys’ Summer Suits. t & up and closing up the most prosperous season our clothing stores have ever enjoyed—-and are also preparing for the Semi-Annual Inventory which takes We are now busy roundin place August Ist. Surveying the ‘‘field of battle,’’ so to speak, we find many hundreds of odd suits—one, two or three of a kind—other lots of which there are 6 to 12 of a we still have a considerable quantity—styles that for some r of course there is no such thing possible here as carrying the not in this instance. : We will lose a few thousand dollars on the suits involved, but what of it. with the volume of business accom: while talking about. But to the question—-do you need a new suit of clothes? If sweet music to your ears—just listen! Men’s $10 to $18 Fine Summer Suits now on sale at é There are nearly 2,500 suits in this offering. The materials are fine worsteds, cheviot homespuns, striped flannels and navy blue serges. kind left and a few of which eason or other did not sell well, and m over to next season. : Ghe Sucts Wust Ba Sold and Wilt Bo Sold Yow! 2 When we desire to accomplish a thing we seldom stop to measure cost—we certainly will Compared plished during the season on a profitable basis—not worth you do these offerings will be The workmanship is of the best, the styles are the latest and the fitting qualities are all that could be desired. Youths’ $7.50 to $12 Long Trouser now on sale at 920 suits comprise this lot, and as it contal: Suits, ins all kinds of ma- 5 00! Men’s 50c. to 75c. Hot Weather Coats, | These are the ideal Summer coats for office and general wear, and come in neat dark stripe effects. We have only 35 dozen of terials, designs and makes, splendidly tailored, the most particular | them left, and they won't last long at this low price. youth can easily find something that will please Men’s Fine $1.50, $2.00 and $2. and Golf Trousers, now on sale at A full assortment of choice patterns, in checks and neat plaids, | of fine-texture materials, in the very latest makes make up this tot | him. 50 Bike Boys’ $4.50 to $8.00 Short Pants Suits, % OO. Two and three piece suits, as well as fancy Russian and Sailer. Blouse Suits, in sizes suitable for lads aged 3 to 16 years, make up 75 this splendid offering of suits that any boy would be proud te wear. of 500 pairs, so that a suitable selection can easily be made by all. | styles. Manhattan, High-grade clear Havana Conchas Bouquet, bo La Eepartana, High-grade clear Havana Puritanos, box of Havana Resagos, Clear Havana, Victoria size, box of 50 fo Havana Specials, Clear Havana, Reina Victorias, box of 100 for Robert Bonner, Sumatra wrapper, Perfectos, box of 50 for Flor de Albont, Sumatra wrapper, Specials, box of SO for Lucke'a Imports, box of 50 for Daily Edition, Extras, box of 50 for Cuban Belle, Regalia Eapeciales, box of SO for Modesta, Conchas, box of 50 for Mail Orders Filled. Chinese and Japanese Mattings of a good grade, in handsome, artistic pat- terns and colorings, make the most appro- priate Summer floor coverings. For to- morrow we offer some of the best of this season's importations at prices that are fully one-third below those charged earlier in the season for the same goods. What a chance! 50 rolls of heavy Chinese Mattings, in red, blue and green atripes ani checks, reduced from §5 per roll of 40 yards to 50 rolls of heavy Chinese Mattings; reduced from $6.00 per r6ll of 40 yards, to 100 rolls of extra heavy jointiess Chinese Mat- tings; reduced from $10 per roll of 40 yards, to 7.45 100 rolls of the best quality of Chinese Mat- tinge, very heavy and durable; reduced from $12.00 per roll of 40 yards to 200 rolis of very fine warp Chivese Mattings; reduced trom $18.00 per all of 40 yards to So rolls of Japanese Mattings, very artistic sod urable) reduced from $10.00 per roll of 40 yards to 7S tolls of Japanese Linen Warp Mattings, re- duced from $17.00 per roll of dd'yarda to 8.00 100 rolls of Japanese Mattings, in blue, green and red, most artistic designs, reduced from 3.95 4.50 9.00 12.00 6.50 $15.00 per roll of 40 yards to 9.00 50 rolls of the very ficest Japanese Mattinge, reduced from $18.00 per roll of 40 yards to 12.00 (Tuind Floor, Front.) Harness & Horse Goods. We keep as full and fine a stock be found anywhere in New York Cit: we don’t ask as much for it—that's the only difference. If you are a horseman, it will pay you to inspect our stock and get our prices before buying what you may need. Here are a few sample offerings to emplasize our statement : On P Single Buggy Harness, with inch hand-laced taudle, 14-1neb trace, folded breeching, breast collar and neck strap, choige of russet or black reins, nickel or Davia rubber trimmed, at All-Wool Cooling Blankets, size §4x90 inches, several very fancy patterns to select trem, at 200 Fancy Plaid Sheets, with ? suscingles attached, at 10 assorted Lap Dusters, Whip Cords, Plaids and Green Cloth, a choice for Cotton Mesh Fly Nets, with neck and ear tips, ip assorted coto! cho:ce for Fine oak leather knotted Flank Fly Nets, with 5 bars and SO lashes, at Genuine English Holly Lash Whips, at Second Flonr, Rea 9.00 2.50 95 1,10 69 1.75 Big Cigar Values for Friday and Saturday. 50 for La Simpatica, Clear Havana Conchas Especiales, box of 50 for decided to ing the cuffs of waist 65 } Pea:l Beads, all sizes, best quality, string, x of SO for “ trunks, at (Maia Flor, Rear.) Thi our Boys’ Stri Boys’ $1.00 to $2.50 Washable Suits, Imported materials of a fine quality. Sailor and Russian Blouse, Wen’s Bathing Suits. Take your Bathing Suit with you when you go on your vaca tion—-then you won't have to stand in line to be handed out 3.25) Wet suit that doesn’t fit you. And just see how little a good bath- ing suit will cost you, if you buy it here and now: Men's Two-Piece Striped Cotton Bathing Suits, Men's Two-Piece Striped Cotton Bathing Sults—striped ahirte and plain Men's Two-Piece Fancy Striped Bathing Suits; regularly worth $1.50, fer 9S Men's Worsted Two-Piece Bathing Suits at 1.75, 1.95, 2.25, 2.95 ang 22S. Sood Shoesat Katland Lessi Our big Double-Value Shoe Sale enables you to by etylioh, sensible and appropriate footwear for town, country eseshere wear at half and even less than half the regular selling value. Te= morrow’s offerings are worthy of your especialattention. Readthem: ‘Women's Black Kid Shoes, with kid tips, all sizes; full $1.50 value, for only Little Boys’ Calfskin Shoes, with stout soles, cizes 8 to 10}4; full $1.25 value for Women's Shoes and Oxfords at Men's Shoes and Oxfords at Clearance Sale of Wen’s and Boys’ Straw Hats. | 65. (Main Floor, Rese.) (Second Yioer, Rene.) 98, 1.25,1.45 and 1.95 1.45, 1.95, 2.35 end 295) Qfain Floor, Centre, 1h @& Giga): 50 (Main Floor, Ress.) Wash Soods Sreatly \Cverything the Photoge Reduced. ‘raudles, reduced from 12}c. a yard to Fineat Dimities, mostly in belios, reduced from 19¢. a yard to French Sateens and other Foulards, reduced frem 3Se. a yard to Finest Silk Ginghame and Silk Chambrays, re- duced from 49c. « yard to Needful Dotrons rices. ick and white, for ladies, misses , a pall, tated buckles and clasps, pin 4 white, a par, or4, a pair, a pair Maia FY re The wearing season is at its height, the selling season is on the wane, and price reductions are the order of the day. Corded Lawns in very pretty styles, reduced from 8c. a yard to Sateens, Cotton Challies and Lawns, reduced from 15. a yard to Madras, Ginghams, Percales and Navy Blue 4 5 6 8 15 25 Blain Floor, Centre.) at The Big Store’s ‘‘economical’’ To know what that means, read on: Hose Supporters, lisle elastic, rubter button, pintop, in and childrei Best quality of Lisle Elastic, for | nickel black Rasting Cotton, white, a dozen spoo!s, Tubular Shoe Laces, black, 4-4 and 5-4, a dor., Silk Tie Laces, black end tan, 4 yd. long, a patt, 3e-yd. Cotton Tape, 1-2 inch wide, black and white, apiece, Empite Dress Shields, nainsook covered, rub- ber lined, sizes 2, 3 rapher Yecds is kept constantly on hand in our Phete- graph Supply Dept. Absolutely the best.ef. Cameras, as well as all the highest grades of. fresh supplies at prices that are invé lower than those of exclusive dealers and other stores, Here are to-morrow’s offerings, submitted for comparison with, those of rival dealers: CAMERAS. Cycle Wizard A Cameras, fitted with the new Wollensack automatic’ shutter and ex- tremely rapid rectilinear double lens; com plete in a fine leather carrying case, for Vive Magazine Cameras, listed at $10 and ever before sold anywhere for less than $7, on-sale to-morrow, while they Last, at All Eastman Kodaks at 20 per cent. off maker's list prices. Take one with you on your vaca ton, CAMERA SUPPLIES. Seals xSinch Dry Plates, guaranteed, per jozen, Ideal 5x7 inch Dry Plates, guaranteed, per dozen, Eastman's Eikonogen, Pyrogallic or By chinone Developing Powders, per box of Fastman's Solio Toning Solution, 8-02. bottle, Heavy White Card Mounts, embossed, size 4x5, per dozen, Acid Hypo., indispensable in hot weather for plates, film or papets, a package, making 10 or. of solution, only amps, for the traveller, h Tripeds, finely finished; bs 00; on sale to-morrow for ng Cloth, pet square yard, 's Photo. Tints, § colors, with instruc 4A 5.08 - BRS Su «a BE SB tiers, Rutberoit Trays, chem cleanest made; thea: size 4xSin. SxS in, 8c. 15¢. 25c. and 30¢. Rudter Finger Tips, pez set of 3, oll of 12 exposures, any size g 4x5 itches, only ng, in either carbon er iuches, each, Developing, » fi and t hy x10 inches, mounted on gray 25° Big Store bas always been a leader—never a follower—and now, right ia te midst of the straw hat season, while other stores are still charging full prices, we have — plit straws’’ and to cut prices to the core so as to get rid of the balames ef our stock at once, regardless of cost or loss. ur Men's Straw Hats, excepting Imported Pana- without reserve or restriction—hats that have been on sale at from 95c. to $2.00 aplece, to-morrow at Also, a choice of aul Hats, without reserve or restriction—hats that have been on sale at frem Soc. to $1.95 aplece, at 25 G a