The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1903, Page 6

Wew Act Wins Applause in Led- erer’s Midsummer Night Fan- Opening Performance. BUT, OH! THAT BOYS’ BAND. Burlesque Styled “The Darling of the Gallery Gods” Makes Fair Success, and “The Dress Parade” Garicatures Broadway Players. Once in a while on old {dea—like @ “long shot" at the races—wins out This proved the case last night at the opening of the Cry ital Ge of the New York and Criterion th There were some things, particular!, the noise of a boys’ band, in Geo: WW. Lederer’s Midsummer Night Fancles which could hardly be fanoled on elther @ midsummer hight—which wasn't last night—or a long winter evening. But there was no question that Ned Way- bufn’s Minstrel Maids caught the fancy of a large audience made up mostly of theatrical folk. The girls, sixteen in number and a trifle over that in age, were given a ‘whirtwind welcome for their clever copy of an old-time minstrel show, They first appeared in parade, wearing Hi Henry hats and Newmarkets of vivid plglds, which they presently shed and then made ready for the traditional “Qrat part” by blacking thelr faces and donning black wigs in full view of the interested spectators. This over, they cake-walked forward, In fetching cos- tomes, and seated themselves in a semi-circle. “Hear Dean Bells.” “Hear Dem Bells” struck a popular ghord in the memory, and this was fol- lowed by other songs reminiscent of bygone days. “Bay,” broke in the end-lady on the “pones’ side “how does Anna Held feel?” “I don't know; how does Anna Held eel?" repeated the once fair but now barnt-corked interlocuto: “Like Zlegfeldt,” answered “Bones,” mherest the audience threw conniption fits of laughter, girls didn't sing any too well, but they. dancea as !f born with clogs on thelr fect and kept the skit golng with true minstrel swing. ‘When, in response to persistent calls ef “Wayburn!” the gentleman who de- ‘vised the act appeared on the stage, he was mobbed by the maids, who also took a delight, which he evidently didn’t ghare, in streaking his face with black from thelr own. An amusing travesty on the Belasco play, dubbed “The Darling of the Gal- Jory Gods.” was well received. A Canfield Flavor. George V. Hobart, who Is to blame for the burlesque, has given it a strong Canfield flavor and worked In a number of happy hits: Trixie Friganza did vio- ‘ence to Blanche Bates as Whoa San, and Junie McCree was almost as truly American as Miss Ba stage lover in the part of Karl, leader of the “short- card” band. In another “bundle of nonsense” called “The Dress Parade’ rather indifferent attempts were made to give caricatures of various characters in the season's Broadway productions. In neither piece ‘worthy, but the sligh the music note- t excuse for an encore was seized upon and the num- iol repeated with Uresome pe ‘audeville features inclu n lever team of dancers, Pat y Emma Francis; Frobel and Ruse “gerial comedians on the revolving Rue ind De Kulta, the wi 3, looking ike x figure from the Eded Musee, wh wigzed all winter, OTHER VAUDEVILLE sHows., ‘A newcomer at Hammerstein's Para- dise Gardens was Miss Edith Helena, a vocalist of unusual range of voice, a feature of whose entertaining perform- ance was clever imitations of musical instruments, ‘The “Puncn, Judy & Co.” extravaganza was continued, as were many high-class vaudeville acts which have won applause since t Ing of the Gardens.—M ings, this week's 3: fnice in New York’ Gquare Garden, sang charn the orchestral programme was A number of ts supplemented the Nicholas Garden.—tThe ‘1 ily growing better, gave an enjoyable of ‘Flotow's charming Thurston, who the popular headliner at Kelth's, seemingly defied the laws of avity by suspending a ball in \- produced a miniature fountal apace, and performed other m: ‘tricks.—Mlss Norton discussed of the Town" Send for Boo pies at the Crystal Garden's, coneert by Creatore’s fiery band at the Terrace | denied that Dr. Greanelle had been in a Garden Opera Company, which is stead-| - 8p “BETTER THAN EVER.” Sweet Clover Brand Condensed Milk Finest Made Absolutely Pure Never Thickens nutritious Milk. he Ideal Summer Food for Children ‘Beautiful Gifts FREE ECondenced Milk Co., 89 Hudson St., New York. THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 19v.. MISS BERTIE HERRON, ONE OF THE SEVENTEEN PRETTY MINSTRELS AT THE CRYSTAL GARDENS. the Twenty-third Street house in good nature with “Caugut With the Goods.’” Glen, MaDonough’s enlivening comedy. | m "A Prodigal Father," waa revived at the | s€ Fifth Avenue Theatre, with Florence Reed and Wallace cipal parts. * Ish farcical co Louls Harrison, w Fifty-elghth 5! theatre medy, “The Lottery Augustin Daly's excelie ot Love,” was pily presented at the One Hundred and. ‘Twenty-ffth. Street theatre by Kelm, Willard Adelatie Blackmore and other members of the stock com: Dashing Verona Jar- was the headiiner at the Newark .——The Exposition Four—Hoyce Dewey—The European novelty, was reproduced ‘in a Sah T Tey FIERRON “End Han" Hed Wey burni- Murtrdl Mirrecs and Wilson and James and Sadie Leon- ani—divided honors at Hurtig & Sea- Beauties came ion's.——"The Innocent nrinkingly before the footlights at Marvellous Wreath, ns at Coney Island t PARTIAL ATAXIA | be Be Dr. William J. Greanelle Suffer- ing from Loss of Use of Arms | ; and Also Partial Paralysis of kg the Tongue. Dr. William J. Greanelle, of the tac- ulty of the University of New York, is suffering from ptomatne _ poisoning, caused by eating fish elght weoks ag and now Mes In a precarious condition | at the home of his father, Wallace ‘T. Greanelle, a rich importer, at No, 160 West Ninety-second street, nearly be- reft of speech. ! Reports that Dr. ( ing from apx Her: in B 5 East Sixty- fifth street, who has charge of the case, that the ptomaine polsoning has caused polforcephaiitis, which Is inflamma: tion of the upper part of the spinal col- ;umn. This has produced partial ataxia } of the arms an) partial paralysis of the tongue, + “Dr. Greanelle is tn a perious condi- tion and his recove: siow,” said Dr. Bos tlent {s excitable, laughing and erying much of the time, His heart action is queer, but that Js the nature of the dis- Jease. I look for complete recovery tn the case of this brilliant young man ‘There Is nothing strange an the action he it is simply running ite eanelle {x suffer- by Dr. d fe, a sister of the polson- ed physic s indignant at some of the statements which have been made regaming her brother's condition. iss Gre: e of coma for two Weeks or two min- "i iy brother t he ate as not been affected, as has in bh 1. We thought he wag in a com re: attending, cussing his case, | peak he in Lou condition, and had heard th physicians a t is true that he lost but now he has ¢ hielently to repeat the alpha he power of| | covered suf. et and can k of Premiums. ding him. thought the change neflcial, as it has. ase to belleve brother will ke time,” ‘ampden street, University f the second. -Shan- begin.—The Ten Tehl 80 we have no trouble in under- ‘ wo weeks ago to-day Dr. Greanella| jm” was brought to my father's home, we would prove Both Dr. Hermann who has charge of the case, and oobl assure us that there ts every | Di | reason b I be re-| | stored to complete health, but th: t ‘“Hetore ‘nis iiness Dr, Greanelle oc- — cupled a cottage in Loring place, near re 3 will Heights, and In addition to his cha'r in the unt- versity has a fine practice. months ago he and his wife became un- friendly and separated, she having the of one child and the grand- Some five srignton Beach Music F AT THE THEATRES. Continuing Templeton in “the Runaways,” “The Earl of Pawtucket, Wizard of Oz," Majestic; in “The Blonde tn booker; “Prince of Pilsen.” Knickerbocker Square. and Henry E. he Music Garriote, ‘er: the a lk ate eee QUAKER GUARANTER ednesday evening, Patn's |, PAINLESS EXTRAG rioun parlors. Lady XPERT SPECIAL Spec rompt attention and quick service, as Gold Crowns -— - Quaker Crown, Bridge and PI 255 Grand St, (Grand Theatre Bldg ‘Troupe led a good yaudeville pill at the all. Af the theatres were Fay ra Casino Manhattan Girl, Dixey'in “Facing TION, Large and luxu- fendunts at all STS iu each and Laboratory equipped with A TarRe mtn to insure HIS MONTH ONLY Seta of Teeth (Double Suction), $3 c $3\ Gold Filling - Ci fe Work lasts a Ifetime, Hours: 9 A. M.to8 P.M. Sundays 9 to 3, QUAKER DENTAL SOCIETY 44 E. 14th St, (near Bway, N.¥) |'743 Lexington Av. (Cor. soth st.) HOW NEW POLICE "SYSTEM WORKS Diary of John McCabe, of the Mulberry Street Station, Indi- cates that the Plan of Gen. Greene Is Right. Here is the diary of Policeman John Mc- Cabe, of the Mulberry Street Station, after his first day's tour of duty under Commis- sioner Greene's new six-section system of patrol, accepted unanimously by the force ax the best system that could have teen de- used: Sight A. M., June 23—I began my tour of duty at 8 o'clock yesterday morning under the new system, Being a member of the first section, I started out to doa stretch of eight hours on patrol. After a good sleep I felt as fresh as a daisy, and when I came to look ahead at the Jong, uninterrupted stretches of rest at home ahead of me the soles of my shogs found the rough pavements as soft as cotton. I had a good breakfast undev my belt, and knew that 4 o'clock dn the afternoon would see me home with the kids and @ steaming hot dinner before me. Even the weather-maker seemed to have a smile out for us, for we walked upon dry stones and under a beaming sun for the first time in nearly two weeks, There wasn't really much doing on my beat, except the strenuous chas- Ing of a batch of kids, and when I came Into the station at 4 P. M. for my re- lease for four hours I felt as strong as when I started out. 3 Home for Dinner, i] After I had gone home and stowed away ® good dinner I took the kids and the wife out for a walk. Then I came home and had @ gvod smoke and a chat with several friends who dropped in, 1 OUR RULE Perfect Work Painless Process Popular Prices of teeth, Atted LE SUCTION. maja superior to any others, Bridge Work (per Tooth, by All Work Guaranteed. German Spoken, (Cor. Cortlandt St.) ) 171 Broadwa APMANLG. Entire Biock, Fulton, From Bridge to Duffeid Street Brookiyn. You Money. WEDNESDAY AND ‘THURSDAY The 15 Special Values Displayed in 15 Show Windows. You can see the goods Store That Saves Hl advertised before entering the store. responding number in this advertisement. Wednesday, Red Letter Day. You get $1.00 worth of Green Trading Stamps by bringing book to our display room (no purchase — NY OAL Each window numbered with cor- Salad Bowls, etc.,75c, See Window Display, | Wee He e us, al i “3. Green Trad required). Gat Tra‘ ing Stamps. ing Stamps. Window No. 1. fini WindowNo.2 > 4 Window No. 3. i 2.00 Fruit Dishes, 15c. Box Queen’s | 25c. Sash Ribbons Court Stationery, 6c. See Window Display. (5 inch), 15c. yd. See Window Display. ® Window No. 4. 4.98 Lace Collars, 2.69. See Window Display, | Window No. 5. | Women’s 25c. | Hosiery, 15c, ~> Window No. 6, 89c. White Bed | Spreads, 65c. See Window Display. See Window Display. Window No. 7, 75c, ticoats, 39c. See Window Display. Seersucker Pet- | Window ‘No. g |69c. Corded . Taffeta Silk, etc., 39c. See Wi isplay, eh _See Window Display, ‘Window No. 9. | | 19c. White Madras, | 10c. | See Window Display. i > Window No. 10, 49c, Ready Made Veils, 25c. Se> Window Display. Window No. 11. 2.00 Tapestry \Couch Covers, 1.29 Se> Window Display. Window No. 12, 1.00 White Shirt Waists, 50c. € eo | | | i See Window Display, ¢ Window No. 13. 6.00 Pedestrian ® | Window No. 14. Men’s 75c. White See Window Dis;lay. @¢ |Negligee Shirts, 49c. | Window No. 15. 2.25 Porch Rock- WAS due to go-on-reserve duty -at-8 o'ctook, but the prospect was that T should get a Rpo4 sleep between then and 4 In the morning, when I was free to go home again for four hours more with (he family, Of I turned in shortly after 9 and slept through unui 1 o'clock, when L was called out to'a smali fire, This was not erious break in my night's rest, for when I got back to the station I put in two hours more of sleep before go- ing home. ‘The MoCave family are early riers, and by the Ume i had taken @ bath, shaved and brushed up my unfform for the day everything wan again ready for 4 few hours of domestic comfort. Now, when you come down to cdses, there wasn't a great deal of hardship about the way I was compelled to spend those twenty-four hours, espectally’ when you come to conalder that to-day I will have sixteen hours at a atretch at home. £ start in to patrol my second day undei ihe new system at '& o'clock. and will be out on my beat for elght hours. "At 4 o'clock In the afternoon I khock oft for the entire day, going back og duty gain at 8 o'clock’ Wednesday morning Wednesday's tour will be just as it was on Monday, and on Thursday I will have another stretch of sixteen hours at home. Friday again will te a repetition of Monday, but en Saturday there wili| Put the scalp in active and normal cond. be a little change, for after patrolling | tion and the hair will take care of itself elght hours J will have only" twelve Pra T FC IATL Ma NTE LAS hours at home. ‘Then four hours on te. |t! Larne rres satel Laat | serve. This first Sunday of mine'will be | Of the bair, and it must be kept fresh and Wo hardest Sabbath for a month. for 1| Reslthy tp insure a good crop of hal. The Will Bellon. duty for. twa: tenes hair is a product of the scalp. and all the t hours each, separates tee) of ite in Cl ‘endom will do no good hours at home and four hours’ on ost peculiar to the scalpe re. peculiar $o the after I wina th 4 o'clock next Monday Morning “twat at home again. the week will be like week, with the alternating days of GENE And sixteen hours at home, ‘That hen ginning ‘every’ thitd Sunday, we Business success depends upon en~ fave @ continuous atretch of thirty-two |ergy, ability—and Sunday World oY ou at home Why, our wi will Feally begin to get acquainted with us, Wamts. Danderine MI88 DOROTHY OLARK, 2130 Grenshaw 8t., Chicago. a per bottle. KNOWLTON DANDERINE Cv., CHICAGO, Sa EEEEDEEEEREENInEnGiRetEEREEemE Trading Stamps. McPartland - STH AVE,, Wednesday Specials: A $5 Mattress, Full size, soft top and bot- tom, covered with fine sateen or A. C. A. ticking, at the very special price—only,, $1 Curtains, Summer Curtains, in new stripes and colorings, 3 yds. Jong, fringed, 1. pair....... 8c Lawns. 4,500 yards 8c. handsome Jac- onet LAWNS, in dainty , de- signs on white grounds, a yd. 10c Pillow Cases, Size 45x36; good quality; a special 100-dozen lot at, each. three or We Give S, & H, Green —~ summer Furniture Reduced AND A LOT OF MATTRESSES AT A SAVING. 3 FIFTH FLOOR. ; If a generous slice off the regular price of our we shall effect an immediate clearance. It is the sort you will like—and it will give service. Summer Furniture will hurry it to new owners, The usefulness of the summer chair lies in its comfort and lasting qualities—you know how rainy or damp weather wrecks some sorts. We guarantee every piece—and the saving, if you buy to-morrow, is a big one. FURNITURE. +h For JUMEO ROCKERS, large and comfortable. with cloxe " weven glaced’ cane seat and hish $5.00 “HAL 4a wk, extra broad arms; regularly $6.75, at.. ss nak BRAIDED RUSH ARM CHAIRS and ROCKERS artistic im design and very serviceable; chairs and rocke"s that former! Ey Wednesday onlsecrsrssee tenes 0% $9.50 CHAIRS and ROCKERS that former: Fowl at & 60 and $10.00, for Wednesday ony. ROCKERS and ARM CHAIRS with closely woven _MATTRESSES maa . fuli forty pounds, Jaane, of tw in your own choice of beat the regular $15.00 grade. HAIR MATTRESSES made f our special No. extra Jong hair,, full 40 pounds. in one td we acter $6 50 Adee own cholce of best tickings. i2 et jar $18.00 grade, for ‘Wednesday A) HAIR MATTRESSES made from our special long MATTRESSES. urity, high grade and low price we lead all Improved lon; aris, covere Four $ ‘or Wednesday u extra soft hair, full forty pounds, 1 te reed eats and extra high slat backs, broad arms: Our ree S16 BO hours gal. Rrecn "ahd ature! maple ™“gS"GG | UE GET euder ssa ee auaeaey. Ou eS Q, enula s 50, hee a COMBINATION MATTRESSES, very comfortable, ROCKERY with closely woven reed seats and made expressly for hotel and cottage trade, . RACKS, abown in tural maplh regularly ¥2 25 4 ft. 6 size. HCO int sesststaste iy é . 4 Mt. size. ROCKERS and ARM CHAIRS with closely woven recd seats and backs, broad arms, show, Ted ane natural maple; regularly $276, at... 82.00 3 ft. size. WHITE ENAM SMALL ROCKERS and CHAIRS with closely | of Dremwers, chiffoniers woven reed seats and backs, strongly wap 3 regularly $1.15, at ee OL O)|, and Metal, Bedeteage Another Sale of Mattings. THIRD FLOOR, Two thousand rolls medium and high grade seamless China and Japan Mattings at greatly reduced prices. These mattings are woven from new fresh straw, in our own importations of exclusive designs and colorings, and’ will not split or chip off. Japan Matting. China Matting. yards to the roll.. 5 white, “yards 1 ene $1 OCIS pica ware fp flamond, and roll pence . Pe tols ce SOOO | rey Rete Cine, satin, se, Fancy carpet patterns, also plain to the roll . O white, © yards to the $10.5 Closely woven, seamless Mat- ting, large assortment, 40 $9,00 Reversible plain and fancy cot- yards to the roll., ton warp, In large, assortment. Reversible hi China Matting, roll ... Linen warp Japan Matting In t designs, 4 yards ORs cot ese BLG.SO Jointiess China Ma! greens and blues, 40 “ he roll Extra quality linen warp, large to t ‘and carpet effects, Strong sea’ {o"yatds to the roll.- $16.50 ao yard High-grade linen warp matting, ages de from rice straw, inlaid fig. tres, # yards to the $20.00 vy 40 yards to “Grennell’s” Furniture Oil. “London” Metal Pollsh..... Waxed Paper for baking Electro Silicon.....+++++ Galvanized Garbage Cans, sanitary cover, value up to a “All of the above contain 40 yards to the rolls half rolls same rate. Smyrna Rugs, Axminster Rugs. ide Smyrna Rugs, guar- Axminster Rugs, extra high pile, ae eats, aleweok, copies of close weave and fine texture. Will fine Oriental carpets, give excellent service. ‘ 1.75 oe at ye 4x . et 30x00 in. i | i S Household Hints for Summer BASEMENT. 19 REFRIGERATORS, 15 Two Sterling Sorts. First and foremost, they are oe cd food preservers, tested and not aay found wanting. We are a bit proud of our stock of Refriger- ators—perhaps in the whole United States there is not another GBC ABsceevereseereeeerss 48 | Fetatl'stock to match it In variety, Galvanized . Garbage Cans, in excellence generally., Certainly sanitary cover, large value up there is none to match it in small TOU SUAS; ati cceastiesssrseogs Ow. pace Andi the TAEASKAY and the “JEWETT” are the two favor- Galvanized ‘Garbage Cans, ite makes. best quality made, ee #78 50 Regular ho Hunter Flour Sifters. » 10 Wash Boilers, extra quality block tin, best copper bottom, value up to $4.75, at: $1.00 Regular Wash Boards, good quality, | $25.00, at ..:..... family size .... ‘The quantities of some sorts are Bread Boxes, ited sad early choosing Is advisadie, - $17.00 ta are Lm~ Japanned, ‘ , 35 EXTRA SPECIAL, eo lee ot slees 33 Tile and Glass Lined Round Stove Boiler, value Refrigerators; the best up f0,$1,00, choice of sizes at. 5B | Coca Chtainable; value up Tar Paper, per dozen sheets, 39 to $50.00, choice at.......935.00 Tar Balls, best, per box..... * OIL AND GAS STOVE BAKING OVENS. : Made of Russia iron and “‘BROOKLYN’’ BLUE PLAME Y OIL COOKERS. These. are the best Oil Ranges, made and simple enough for a child to regulate. ers, 1.45. | See Window Display. i oe ¢———~- 2 burner size, 1903 style, at $4.98 asbestos fined, single. or mabe < 3 burner size, 1903 style, at $6.50 double; choide at......++ 4. 81,89, 3. 6sizo (Wednesday) at greatly reduced prices. EL FURNITURE.—A great v: Wash Stands, Dress Will be. off The Best in Trunks. BASEMENT, We are inclined to be boastful about our Trunks, for if you make comparison you will find we have the best assortment at the lowest prices. All of the new- est designs, honestly made and at- tractively finished. OUR Roe eE MEA NG 1158, VAs COV fe j= er bound, ‘with. two straps and buckles, ‘brassed matieable tron clamps'and bolts, Exce.sior lock and Jong strap hinges; two trays— the upper has hat, shoes and ahirt- waist compartments. 26-inch, 30-inch. 32-Inch, 34-inch. $7.50 38.00 38.75 $9.00 36-inch, 38-inch, 40-inch, $9.50 $9.75 $10.25 OUR NO. 143 DRESS TRUNK has the dest canvas cov i rawhide binding and narrow slats of hickory, brags trimmings; Go-Carts. 150 Go-Carts at $2.50. BASEMENT. Just the thing for use in the country, Fold these very close and they occupy only a few inches of space. You can take them on train, boat or cars. While 150 last at....... $2. A Sale of Ball-Bearing Sewing Machines. FOURTH FLOOR, Five minutes of your time and we'll sell you a Sewi Machine—if you are at all in- terested, We are the distrib-/ uting agents in New York for the best of all makes—an im- provement over the latest Sin- ger model. Maker’s guarantee for five years—ours back of it, Made of polished oak, has swell front, box top or drop head—looks like a table when closed. All the improved at- tachments and ball bearing, $30.00 Machines for $11.50 $35.00 Machines for $13.75 $40,00 Machines for $14.75 Another, our Automatic Lift, the sort agents sell for $60, here for.... & O'Flaherty, Between 40TH and 41ST STS., N. Y. 35 79 A u 1s business dull Bunda y World Wants will put ie in better condition than it ever was, Try the special eovens