The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1902, Page 5

DEATH RATE OF FIREMEN THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, A ‘BIG DAM BREAKS; ARGUMENT FOR PLATOONS. WILL DESTROVED. FIRE RE HERO ‘NO. 20. More Than Ten Deaths from Natural Causes to Each Thousand Men Where There Should Be Only Two) or Three. The present York Fire De quent men. T year ove causes 3.50 men APT FATS) / GRAAL The name of Capt. am is on the Roll of W the Fire Department for brav- ery. Ne | Mook an fT adder Com, y No. 25, 'Tlom Weat Seventy-seventh street, ne jhe Chie€ Croker regards ne ne a fire man he «aid lone of the best track comp “As these mer ed trom ia: in the departme Capt. Graham are pple prime and are in every very in Gene! Yo iA | fir moted ans INM7, An Meut jer Company No. 7 he pated in many of that resenes. He was promoted to man on Jane 8, 1001, and aseten cintion. He wasn [to his present company. ¢| fzmred in a number | reacnes, and, while he h " nent in them as h he three platoon t that World show verwor quietly. ening how sleep city PLUMS GIVEN OUT. STREET HAs SMALL : and Mo of ase | year. The ATHLETIC BKOKER HURT in| Muni sion has appointed the follo ridge SECOND RIDING LESSON. aus iat Denastevent ‘Priaere a vr annum: James &. Rya an William F, Odrien, samen and John Holstten. PIANOLA Recital TO-MORROW, Wednesday, April 2, at 3 P.M. No eards of admission necessary. SOLOISTS: Llorae Holt. and He Mead, Falls on Mts! & Vractaring the j MISS KATHRIN HILKE, SOPRANO. MRS. MARIAN van DUYN, CONTRALTO. PROGRAM, er hom amie Rees nt MISS HILKE @ WAS. VAN DUYN, Acwenpaniet with the Aeotian Pipe Organ? 4) Sheree trom Sopats Op. 31 Reethoren, Turkish March... Reshovea.-Pmbinetein PLAN Par ut pteem trom Mater, MRS. VAN DUYN. (Accompanied with the Aeolian Pipe Organ.) Rovsiat 1 Hition of Willian G. Street,| I teres from Seteh Symphony. Mentelssonn al ftock * w w AWOLIAN OP CHESTPRELLY. om his horer ght \ Song of tae earn Park nk of| MISS HILKE. { the icull, was sil re Accompanied 1th the Panna ‘ jay at the Preshyterian I waltet fer the Lon, from “Hm of r Meatelsesbn MISS HILKE @ WAS. VAN DVN, (Accompanied with the Aeolian Pipe Organ) A Careful investigation of the fiano'a nvariaby leads to sur Prise and delight. Th: more you ee ant hear the instrument the better you enloy and apprec ate it. This is invariably the rule, and the more musical a person is the njured man was unco horseman, aan more appreciative he becomes. ined rs si Josef Hofmann the tameus pian- ¥. | ist, when he first saw the Pianola, attendant was Thou They |J Said of it: ad bee through ¢ 1 ere Lana eters aly res “1 anticipate much pleasure West Sixty-sixth » lorse on from learning to play this exceed. approaching his stable bolted and Mr. | ingly ingenious device which re- Btrect was unseaved. Hoe siruck on the | produces with such astonishing op and lay unconscious | while his horse ran up the bridle path | to Beventy-second stree his he accuracy the music, masterworks of The injured man ts a dachelor about forty-flve years old. He has a sister, A month liter, April 18, he Miss Emma Strect, living at No. anf Wrote: Weat Forty-fth street, Me Inherited | “/ find that vour instrument @ large fortune from his father, In| 1698 he joined t: w York Stock E chaoge, but he ver been active as a broker, In 1809 he formed the broker- age firm of Street & Norton, No. 2% New street, but Mr. Norton was the active member of the firm. offers facilities for expression that will enable an intelligent player to give a very close imita- tion of hand playing, I have been surprised to diseover to what an extent one can, with a little Mr, Street was a member of the ‘ . Racquet, Lotos, Manhattan, Union,|| Practice, control the dynamic Knickerbocker, Lambs’ and Metropoll-|| eects. tan Clubs, He was a good athlete and Hofmann iso says in the same letter; In all the essentials of artis. tic piano playing the Pianola is the best instrument of this type,” had made a name for himself as one of the best bridge-whist players in New York. He lived at the Beverwyek, No, 41 Weat Twenty-seventh street. — ——— CORD MEYER BUYS HOUSE. GREAT NECK, L. 1, April 1.—Cord Meyer has purchased the residence of WwW. Le oat ack Be’ price’ paid on the ema § Se RRMA OnE The Aeolian Company 18 West 234 St., New York. Patrick J. the commander of 1 Secretary of the New) Fire Department Nenevotent ointel a nm June 24, 1890, and pre- tant foreman on Dec. 4, ant of Hook and rttet- He hae men rest is of Pub- Buell Super- cach at Ra 1 Civil Service Commis. Points Out How Overlong Hours and entas Exhaustion Send casermined ty tecent reaver! Men to Their Graves Hoth Were Carried Away by 1 New Flood. | Prematurely. | | | | LOSES ITS PLANT. Apri the engine houses. It now seems that y more deaths are caused by work- e omen until they are physically and death results fr men who are working m argue that r ot “healt ate to demas hours sereioe from prornery | ustice Gaynor's d Hon is favor- Mthe petition, for a. peremptory | HORSES DROWNED IN MAINE f mandamus Attorney Joseph EUSTIS ‘ 1—While yers. of No. 98 Broadway, who made | 1. will ask that an order Issue compelling Commiss! to recognize the firemen as der the provisions of the elght- hour |labor law. That will bring about the | three platoon syatem. way, drow The men and women camp the lee y gay ing all the horses. were saved Rugs People “Want, KA Prices that Quickly Bring Ghem to Chis Store. The enormous Rug business we are doing is entirely warranted. The stock is exceptionally large, immense assortments of the most practical varieties being incessantly shown an sold. Rugs of all sizes and descriptions are here. The leading rug concerns are adequately represented. You see in richest abundance on the Third Floor rugs of the worthiest grades in every conceivable color and design. Many of the popular priced rugs are eyact repro- ductions of high art Oriental creations. The Smyrna Rugs at $11.50 have achieved extraordinary popu- larity. To-morrow’s news: SMYRNA RUGS. OUR SPECIAL ALL-WOOL SMYRNARUG, the rae eeareat tug ever offered in New York, desigre, endlees quantities; the poreiar ss tise is re- led by ts at far less tnt indenter ty J sure RNA RUGS. SMYRNA RUGS of the heaviest quality, endless variety of patterns. 20x% in. 22x43 18x30 1,65 1.25. 75 We also make a special of ODD SIZE SMYRNA AND WILTON RUGS~ 5x8, 6x6, 9X9, 0X10-6, 10-6x10-6, 9x14, 9x15, 10-Ox12, 12x12, 12x15, 12x12-6. WILTON RUGS. FRENCH WILTCN RUGS, sizes, band- somest rug made; designs and coloring cred from the highest grade Persian cat- x1? ft. 7-6x10-6 fai .3210.0 22.50 17.50 9.00 nes i. 50 si "World's meas Gea. | COFFEE: Combination Java, delicate aro- BAKING POWDER, “Harel pure cream matic fragrancs, sound body, Sibs., $1.00; tartar Baking Powder, 1 ib. can 2c, Ib. 22 Ib. can, I5 ONIONS: New crop, small, white boiling STRAWHERRIES: Booth's Victory brand Onions, 2 cts. for 19 dessert strawbersies, dex. $1.05, rt) "ATOES: Fi stock, large Bermuda — Perens sate ter if mS SPINACH: ‘Cupid’! brand fancy Cali- fornia {resh garden spinach, large can, Ja AMB: Short forequarter fancy Canad Lorre Lamb. ta ancy CaPaGe PEACHES: Sutter's extra favey California lemon cling Peaches, cafetully selected and SHAD: Fine selected North River Sees Packed, reh heavy syrup, large 28 Ib., s “CERES”: Rolied White Oats, very nutri- tious and nourishing, S-Ib. carton, 18 CORN MEAL: fancy kilt-dr ed white corn meal, 10 Ibs., 23 DELICATESSEN: Choice, delicious, amoked teef, chipped while you wait, per i, 20 “ARMOUR WASHING POWDER, 10 or, pack, 25 SOAP: Siere! Coo) et Co.'s Scourto, Sosp, 10 cakes, © 25 STARCH: Siegel Coser Co.'s fine bulk Starch, 4 Ibs “for 2/ FRYING TOMATOES: Jers:y packing, ex- APPLES: Fan-y N.Y. Stats evsps- cellent fried with cracker dust and 15 tated whole preled Apples, perib.. | 7D. eggs, milk dressing, can, CRACKERS: Nat osal Bscuit Co's PINEAPPLES: ‘‘Hazel'’ Slice1 Batamas, fancy mixed Crackers, Site, 2%. it, O carefully peeled, cored and eyelesr, WHEATLET: An dal breakfast food, Sits., 23 SAUERKRAUT: Vicle’s packing, New York State Saverkraut, 3/0. can, SALMON “‘Archtock' fancy rd Alaska Salmon, tall can, 4/ EXTRACTS: Hazel triple strength flavoring extracts, 2 cz. bottles; vanilla, 20¢ 7 oc lemon, Lace Curtains '\4 Priced. Twelve Hundred Pairs of Nottinghams on Sale To-Morrow. Startling Prices. Fourth ¥ The moment you look at these Curtains you'll make up your mind to buy. It isn’t human nature to resist such very unusual values. No need to tell you about tow we pot them; the story's too long. The Cur- tains are here and await your decision. EVERY PAIR OF THESE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS has double thread weave, is made of the best Ezyptian yarn, with over lock edges; 70 styles to select from, including Renaissance, Irish Point, Arabian and Brussels patterns. 5 PER PAIR FOR [2 75 PER PAIR FOR} f ee 50 CURTAINS. $5.50 CURTAINS. ot ORIENTAL COUCH COVERS. ORIENTAL TAPESTRY COVERS, ‘u NOTTINGHAM BED SETS, width, pertectly revernibte, 1,25 500 Fine Scotch Lace Sets; none better made; rich and novel de- fringed att around; value $2.25: each, TURKISH RUG PATTERNS, 60 in. wite massive teversitle covers, richly colored. signs; true copies of fine Renais- sance, Irish Point and Arabian Laces, th hand-knot taszel fri rap cetera with TWO SHAMS TO MATCH. 4,29 CHENILLE PORTIERES AT HALF yf IS: Bromiley’ 's Royal rly the finest goods tured, with elatorate trellis fringes; 97.99 Bed Sets, per eet, Jv, 95 sil-over figures in exquisite colorings and feetensi values $12.50 and $15, 5.90 TAPESTRY PORTIERES, 350 PAIRS from a leading manufacturer at 5 ‘000 YDS, FINEST CRETONNES concession; Bagdad and Persian AT HALF PRICE, abig price stripes, aofod ‘and Armure pected and rich $2.00 Bed Sets, per ort, $4.00 Bed Sete, per sot, There are the magnificent heavy ribbed French Cretonnes, sold regularly at 85. to Brocaces. algo include several hundred $00 ond $5.00 PORTICRES, 29 5} and-bloched cretoanee sett per pair, $1.50 to $1.75 per yard. 85.00 and $7.50 PORTIERES, Sale price, per yard, 44 per pair, J 95! (Third Floor, 16a mM) or Park that hundred » of hardwood But it’s the variety that pleases most. If you Z VARNISH HARD OIL FINISH. 8 MALLEABLE, ikon Vi Ae 1s | don’t fancy one pattern there are a thousand others | tooth ise, Hse. ea 2 | to select from. If you came here and looked at Rtn DOME, Gone ncey 4 | Carpets half a day you wouldn’t see more than SPADES AND SHOVELS, WHITE LEAD one-third of what we've got. rd "ns, ms ack 6S) s2issa ercaske oath #0 Carpets stored free of charge unt i May 1. GARDEN SETS IN 3 PIECES, Hor 2£-1b. casks, each, 1.60 } juality WILTON Rake and Spade, at 4c, 0c, 12¢ and S0-Ib: caste b. 2.20 RPETS; coop wiles ar 75 asks, each, 201 650 : HAND PRUNING SHEARS, 12 ENAMEL PAINTs. % GARDEN TROWELS, at 4c., 8.9m! 12 Qne-guaiter-pirt sive 10) BERRY OR PIELD HOES. Si (Onehailipintsize) 18 SCREEN DOORS Our entire Inst year's One-p at siz 45 For double extra Geahey hey! ety beans bs nes rr i ee i | TAPESTRY CARFETS, wood, 1 04 2.2: cot to 922%, desirable sizes tm the | BLOOHEW COD ISTALNS! SOc ate ce choke to-morrow at 60 Halt-pint size 10 Ta yard r hall ard POULTRY NETTING, galvanicmt One-pint site, 18 wite, 2-tech mess asd 150 tunpine Ote-juarl ais 32 feet, 12 inches wide, £0 vm ’ ’ Yew Furniture Underpriced. High-Grade Samples at Prices that Will Engage tresses, Rockers and Couches. . = reduce them to, per GOLDEN OAK BOX OS ESE" f roll, 72: a8 we don’t want them to oe Se are au eat them teimartow af, PER 5 RICH, DEEP-TONED RED, BLUE AND pa] CHAIRS, prano-polish HI GREEN PAPERS siso many’ fue Tapestry, = OO, SO and 15, finish, pack, / effccts and ioumirable pariot an! dining Toint Phoor) ear : bes J | shaped seat, open cane, A censtructin, como fl 0-Carts, JIA IYLATTUAJ ES, able and durable, regu aes plete with reversible bew and beautiful desiges o velour, Belgian velvets and cot luroy, lar selling price $10.50; special. for Wednesday apd 4 ft. 6 in, x Insurance Actuary RAMAGE PAPER COMPANY | Plans for Overcoming This Last Barrier Will Be Discussed at a les wW aif a dozen y \ \fter a alae Meal & passed ary Ef eer A ‘ wh y ms Again apd ot The Nee ihatisiesee P ¢ of Content. ye band mus Morning . M : thteden arty r Pa min I Vitone Tablets Laxative) u F m 5 ‘ rt | fe rs 20 Doses— 10 Cents. urlem wil va Ma 4 r twoon t send for Samples. Wil t-f- Town Orders Attended 1 To Hoard of Ay | honey - ps la baad alt rt J Vitone Mfg. Co., 1931 Broadway, WY, Ife sa nuely: for band \ll Druggisis o- at Office. Spring Sardening. Sarden Sets, Pruning Shears, Barrows and Other Yeeds at Gxceptionally Low Prices. These are busy days in the Basement. buying Garden Implements of every description. Stocks were never completer; prices were never lower. POSSIBLY WANT, AND AT EXTRAORDINARY PRICES. Garden Seeds are on sale on the Fourth Floor. How keen the demona was yesterday Furniture when such prices rule stylish a The ONLY RED TAPE PREVENTS 2 nus oY Sn MoGuire, West street, jay as the re@ult ad with a MUSIC AT MORNINGSIDE. vho was identaily hit the Meeting of Representative Harlem Residents. vet Mr OW : * ” Fs da t her with Viton:, oncerts: Wiles o of ’ Carp ets. Gvery Price Is a Powertul ee Thousands of people are WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU CAN Think a bit. There is every reason why you should come to the Siegel Cooper Store for Carpets. Isinches wide, 1.20 PAINTS. 4 inches wide. 1,40 The largest stock of paints in New York 1The assertments are most sat istyin| EADY MIXED PAINTS, all colors K- 30 shes wid>, 20) eer ie . mF 2. Many of the patterns are exclusive. : alt-p y 3—Prices are remarkably low hoi hi OOLS. i y low—muc ess than GARDEN TOOLS. One-~cuart size, 30 many others are asking. CANAL BARROWS, wate so Half-gallon siz> Spring patterns, ration and colorings make this a very busy depart Poe AND PRETTY WALL PAPERS, reduced in 6 Eager Attention. » sell for 30c., bat omer Tp ‘t buy sample now how fine an! w And who de ee es ate make special values Wednesday, per roll, imple in Furniture is? includes Chairs, Sideboards, Beds, Extension Tabies, Mat- BORDERS same price per roll as side-wall papers. REMNANTS. y in the season we have @ m 6 to 12 rolls of a Bind, GILT AND EMSOSSED WALL PAPERS, marked orginally 1f¢.. we want t) sre them move, 30 IT'S A NOTABLE ECONOMY OPPORTUNITY. Parasols, Lace Covers, Wheels and Other Supplies at Specially Low Prices. lar price, $2.75, special ¢ Wednes MALL nore E IRON WHITE ENAMELLED nigh head, “8 oxten- brace to) 2 all ” 4, 75 nnn HANDSOME TEN. EX i Wednesday will be an exceedingly interesting day in the Baby Can riage Department, on the Second Floo:. A special purchase of Baby Carriages and Go-Carts h ust arrived. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL SALE, and mothers of babies will find it to their advantage to attend this sale, Details follow Beautifully desig full roll, RECLIN. ING GO-CARTS, body of fine quality reed, rubber ed wheels, best make; latest style gear, finished in maroon and green enamel, patent foot brake, parasol clamp, very simple reclining device, Special, each, 775 GO-CARTS, twelve different styles, reed body, reclining, all unique in design, foot rest, back controlled by patent automatic lock a 1, best steel springs and gearing, enamelled tn maroon or green; best-q rubber tired wheels; neatly upholstered with bedford cord, armure tapestry, ete.; pretty parasols with lace covers on strong adjustable rod, Special, each, 2. 75 GO-CARTS—Twelve different styles, finest handworked reed bodies, handsome designs, rubber tired wheels, best steel gearing, nicely enam- elled in green or maroon; beautiful lace covers on strong parasols with adjustable rods, Special, each, 72. 75. BABY COACH OR GO-CART FIXINGS. A few extras to tone up old Carriages and Go-Carts. A few specials, The Big Store is headquarters. UBBER-TIRED WHEELS, any size, stecl PARASOLS, white satin, best Srerameingta equate 47 "ge Goa, areas img, with ley OD ° less axles; to-morrow, LACE COVERS, full size, Brussels net, with five large rufles, ech neatly 00 trimmed with lace; to-morrow, 6 BED.T Lstech pos mc heavy ainag metal cuinets, can be value $9.00; special, row tound top, five Very mossive HANDSOME “Rock. ER in golden ovk comfort- price, e veral different pow tishie regu 6.50 if apn finis! a mos : PARASOL RODS, the adjustable kind, bronze, 1 in. y ; ple tent posts, Biceotio’ Lop ite meten 15 LACE COVERS, point d’esprit, fall stge, ey teary ah CARRIAGE STRAPS, made of goot 77 #'*2 diferent "styles; tomers 7 gpge BS = \ jiowfoot,ex- mde with best tempe quality leather, 2 ie CUSHIONS, sely a RE Bae: feces: le and Bel leather; will prevent baby from jum ' lve chitin, | Wellington voleute saa Delcian velveta} reg: fag out ct the vehicle; tommocrews 7 GSES MATTRESS. CUSHION, acy Aa cam be bad in sizes of 3 ft., 3ft. Gin, #ft, ular price $20.00, special for : . lar price, Wednesday, 17, 50 | wanasors, white silesia, with 70. sels, ee ednesday, 6. 50 (Third Floor.) green lining, Secon’ fleer, take = 99.50; special, for