The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1903, Page 4

TTOAEAS AND TELEPHONES | ~ MADE OUMB BY WASHOUT "s Dowpiiout of Yesterday Flooded Man- Hole of Conduit and Burned Out Wires Connecting Populous District f €ity—Necessary to Cut Through etaining Wall of Subway to Effect epairs. F was the day of reckoning with|an the ‘exposed conduit. 6 he [heavy. lead-incased cables as if they the food's aftermath, and 20 far as ine | een no many Pleces of twine, ae erp ad pelepycie COVEN) Construction gangs were ordered out downtown ines were corcerned they} 4g goon as the break occurred, and found they had suffered extensively bY | though they worked Mke beavers to washouts. Twelve hundred telephones | connect new cables before the opening of the New York and New Jersey ‘Com-| jf business to-day y were not half any, mast of the tickers of the Gold |;hrough with thelr work when the hour and Stock Telegraph, and loops of the|came for anxious speculators to take ‘Western Union and Postal Telegraph | their stand at the'tickers. Many a man companies in the district east of Broad-| rushed to -his telephone,when the time Way and north of Ann street-were use-|had passed. for tis néver-tiring little Jesse the greater part of the day. stock voice to speak to demand an ex- In conseqence of this crippled con-|plunation. of the telegraph company, Aition of things stock trading was ex-|only to find that this means of com- ceptionally slow ang business generally | munication was.takings a vacation felt the drawback seriously. ‘The wrecking of these public utilities occurred at the Broadway: end of Park Row in the cubway excavation, AH the telegraph and telephone cables converge @t that point in a condult belonging to the Empire City Subway Compiny. The great flush of water yesterday loosened the earth, and dyring last nigtit it fell SHOW WITH CHERRY HITS MANHATTAN Seasoned by Ocean Breezes, Too, George Ade’s “Sultan of Sulu” Takes On an Additional Flavor at the Beach. The Weetets, Union gnq Postal Te! graph companigs,. with. thelr extensive service, were ‘in:a position to ‘cut in’ loops for the -newspapers on uptown leads, #0 that, little {neouyenience was occasioned in*this qlarter, It is conmdered unlikely that tha damage done by ‘the flood can be fully repaired before to-morrow morning. a. lively —Howard von- and “A Merry War,"s and melodious perfor: ‘Murston, the. akiliful. iustonist, tinued the headliner at Keith's, Bond and company, in "My Awful Dad." —Callaban and Mack, cmly Irish ¢gm- edjans, made the hit’ bf the ‘bill at Pastor's.—Proctor's ‘Theatres: Hilda Thomas ai in she Lone | Star’ headed an entertaining vaudeville bill at the Twenty-third street thea- tre. The Fifth avenue stock | com- pany, with Florence Reed and Charles 8. Abbe, in the princlval parts, pra: sented’ the clever. farce-comedy | “Pink Dominoes.” A company headed by Kana Archer Crawford and Robe ‘ummings ted in. the comedy oliy and “at the Fifty-elghth street thea- tre. ‘Tho. play. at the One Hundred and Twonty-ffth street theatre was *" Probation,” with Adelaide Kelm and Sol Aiken as the stars, The bill at the Newark house was headed by Newark | Walter ‘Turner, and company in the ‘Turf Inn.—At Hurtig “and Seq tion's pleasing features. were Avery Hart-and company, in the musteal fan~ .|tasy “The u jabe’” and the Alll- thee athe wit of George Ade's satiri-| tasy Tne cmody aketch “Minnie from cefeeuitan of Sul’ takes on an added Minnesota. The new Henry Burlesque flavbr, While thé music sounds sweeter | ( Introduced a satire on. Dine @ show with a cherry in it seems exactly hitting the spot at Man- Beach. Seasoned by ocean | trict. At ‘ney Jerome at the Dewe! q wiles ‘sprightly’ even than it did at nentre. wax figure of Thomas ha Platt w placed. on exhibition at the ie suse also work with an added zest, seeming to be seized by the spirit of seaside frolic and to enjoy |‘ Welty of playing in a cool pavil- | Eden Maree. ak Woupe of colored peo- na flower-diving contest Musoum.—Mme. Marie relll, recently wounded by one pets, made her reappearance at "3 Animal Arena, Sea Beach ey Island.—Brilllant Luna. y Island, started off’ the veral New, attractions, — members of the company act as if as much interested in the audiences @s the audiences are in them. A large ss irantenereiter ot percentage of the spectators being sum- | 8"! Brixhton Beach mer tourists, they see the show for the | Music Taig vaudeviie. bill Tad as its feature the opera “Our Betsy, or resented by Para. Clement William Suillvan, Ining at the New York theatres first time, and laugh and applaud with spontaneity of first impression, ie Moulan's characterization of funny Sultan has lost none of its Ng, Birth of the Flag,” “ast which included zabeth Brainard and ve, leness of wit or action, and his ‘rempleton ‘In The Run- “Re -M-0-F-8-6" song apparently makes af Pi it 1 y ort la. strong appeal.to the sympathies or the Yasha Biguie inmloen’ | Feneghers. Kniel Keorbo: Lawrance d'Orsay, in Maude Ljitan Berri, after her brief |The Har! of Pawtucket,’ Manhat- test, is singing at her best, and look- ing likewise, while Gertrude quisiis 7 5 and others discharge their pleasant | CATARRH duties with more than usual animation. In short, the performance is golyg with @ snap which if making it the ‘popular attraction that has ever | Appeated at the Beach. Roof Gardens and Vaudeville. The’ second postponement of the open= ingot the Madison Square Roof Gar- denGwith the Japanese operatta “"Utoyo” unt} -to-night left last night devoid My Uttle son took cold to easily from catarrh, Coughing and sick & great deal of hin time and weak before going to the doctor at 119 WEST 22D ST. He was "mow. KOCH OY BERLIN sq deat that he could not go to school as he could not hear the teacher explain his ‘lessons, His Of noyelties—At the Paradise Roof jrars were discharging all the time with Gantea Mr. Hammerstein's lively ex- | very offensive smell. Now he is much bet- travaganza “Punch, Judy and ter. has no more discharge from his ears and hears so that he can now go to school all the time, I feel very grateful to the Noctor for curing my boy after others led, says Mrs. Neilson, 178 Christopher . We charge every one the same, $3 a week or $10 a month, or 3 months for $55, and furnish all medictnes for treat- andfa ‘series of the best vaudeville in t@wn were repeated.—On the of the New York Thea Durn's Minstrel Malds hit of last week, and the "The Darling of the Gallery “The Dress Parade’! crested able amusement.—The St. Garden returned to straight vaud RS menting a bill which included dle ‘oung and Brother, hoop rollers; Rialto, the fire eater, and’ Delmore Sisters,— dramatic “so- nt required at home or wt Sanitarium, 118 WEST 22D S sition ts fair to every on afford to run a charity inestae! AN, a oloist in Duss's venice - fn "at Madison Bquare Ga: and created a pleasing impression.—~."The Terrace Garden Opera ‘Company. ¢ te bill - B.Altmans @o. Women’s Summer Suits and. Skirts at Reduced Prices. (SECOND FLOOR.) of FINE DRESSES of Organay, Batiste, Crystalline, Linen and Figured Mull, originally $68.00 to $148.00, at $48.00 to $87.00 vai Of Colored Dimity, $8. 50, 10.50, 14,00 ITS;.0f.-White Lawn,’ + + 12,00 8.50 & 14.50 2.50, 14.50 19, pe snapping the] ‘ another execilent, feature ‘was Frederic SCENE OF THE WASHOUT WHICA SILENCED % dressed in white Appearance, damaged by, water, TELEPHONE AND TICKER ON THE EAST. SIDE. | wi n ni 0 f the Dally At th dest: a FRENGH ADMIRAL AT |) |e iu tities: suerte airy acoe eens: which wis filled with eT COS IE . wan issued, being run off on ihe WADLEIGH SCHOOL. if) Cubie aA aia daa aot Spat it TRUSTEES ATE THE PIC-NIC “VITTLES" | Union Hill School Affair Twice Rain, but Food Was Eaten Just the same. | TAXPAYERS VERY ANGRY. |““Ice Cream Wouldn't Keep” the Only Explanation, Volunteeread at @ Stormy Meeting of the School Board Last Night. Union Hill, N. J., is in “a state of mind” over the rains, its oft-postponed school picnic and the voracious appe- tites of its school trustees. vordinartly costs Union Hill $100, This summer it has spent $200, and it hasn't had a ptenic | | ver. || The trustees of the school appear to | | | its annual ‘school plenic be the ones who have had the picnic, According to stories fiying about the town the trustees and their friends have tried, and succeasfully, too, to 40 what the ‘rain kept the children from doing. There are those in Union Mull who don’t hesitate to say that the ‘trus- tees and a few of thelr illegally invited |guests have eaten up the children’s chance of having a plentc, It appears that after both postpone- ments of the plenic. some of the trus- tees anf their friends got together and ate all the goodies intended for younger stomachs. Tho feeling among children and pa- rents is sald to be very. bitt "At'n meeting of the School Board last night some extremely personal thingy were said One dignified member of the board arose to utter the truism: *Vittles’ won't keep. “gomevitties' ‘will, taxpayer “Well, lee cream won't,” was the un- answerable argument. ‘The meeting adjoyrned without any decision as to how the odlldren were Folng to have plenie, mow that the funds were exhausted and the food was retarted-an irate Jali eaten, | gowns, |“ Henry A. Rogers, Presideat of the He Attends Graduation Exercises, at) ,,/i"'¥ | 7 Mbt presented: the Which Sixty-three Girls Receive | diplomas, were Pent by. the fol- 5 lowing pu elina Ullman, Janet Diplomas from President, Graves, Pipuise H. Rosenthal, ani A. Young, ‘Lois Owen and Miss ‘Lilliin The fourth annual graduation of the th the ook for her subject Hellin’ who as Homes for sla and A Jews, Wadleigh High School for Girls was made more interesting to-day by “Ou presence of brilliant naval unifor! Ne to Mush wity sang a was given. heresa_ A. | miral did not speak to the scholars, Althovgh he mveaks excellent Englisi | fut was much Interested in the exer- | The Wadleigh High School for'giris 1s in One Hundre just weat of 8 NEWSPAPER PLANT. (Special to The Evening World.) J. June 90.--The plant and Fourteenth street, | enth avenue. Dr. J. G. whole story. Women’s $5, $4 and $3 Patent Leather and Patent Kid Ox- fords, hand sewed, with Cuban heels and French heels, °1.65 | Men's Kid, Pair, Women’s $3.00 Patent Kid Slippers, French heels.......... $1.65 Women’s $2.50 and $2.00 Brown Kid and Black Kid Oxfords and Brown Kid Strap Oxfords, *1.00 Pair. Women's $3.50 and $3.00 Lace Shoes, tgack kid and patent kid, with military and French heels, Pall eeee sss ceeeene Women’s $4.00 and $3.00 Patent Leather, Welted and Turn Sole Lace and Button Shoes, Cuban heels, French heels and military heels, ‘1.90 Pair. The 20th Street Windows are used only and daily for the dis- play of Bargain Goods, Watch these windows for Bargains in fine Shoes on sale in our Basement. Bargains in tine Hosiery, Men's Shoes, $1.50] wee s, pair ... Fumishing Goods, Leather Goods and Trunks on our Main Floor. B. Altman & Go, See Window Display of These Goods on the 20th Street Side. “Comparison” $3.50 Oxfords, i in Black Box Calf, Velour Calf and Patent’ Leather, ‘2.00 Pair, Admiral Rivet, the commander of the prano solo and Clara Pullman ang are prepared to North Atlantic Squadron of the French | contralto’ roln, Luell: at als rs navy, who ts now In port on his fag. | Ave © violin gal, ard tithe M. Kin receive Rugs for Storage, under the shio, the Tage, was present. oH was ——— usual guarantees for safe-keeping. Repair- accompamed by the Frenca Consul- | Gereral, SouMet de Magny. The Ad- |FIRE WIPED OUT ing will also be attended te if desired, Elahteenth St, Nineteenth $1, Sixth Avenue, New York. CAMMEYER Immense Sale in the Basement of 50,000 Pairs of the Finest Shoes For Men, Women and Children. One of the greatest sales this city has known. At prices that tell the Equals any $3. Shoes 50 sold else- where, Men's $4.00 and $3.50 Black Kid, Box Calf, Velour Calf and Patent Leather Lace 2.25 Pair. Boys' Patent Leather Lace, sizes 2% to 536. Youths’ Patent Leather Lace, sizes 11 to 2. Boys’ Satin Calf Lace, sizes 234 to 5%... Youths’ Satin Calf Lace, sizes 11 to 2. to 1044, $1.00; Sizes 11to 2, Teasoee ese Misses’ Patent Leather Button, sizes 11 to 2.. Child’s Patent Leather Button, sizes 6 to 10%... Misses’ Black Kid Button and Lace, sizes 11'to 2, $1.00 and $1.25 Child’s Black Kid Button and Lace, sizes 844 to 10% §§¢, and $1.00 Infants! Black. Kid Button and Lacé.........e+.005 @ ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, %, 6TH: AVE... COR, 20TH ST. Boys’, Misses’ and Child’s Shoes.. $2.50 and $2.00 Box Calf and Black Kid Lace Shoes, Welted $1.50 Postponed on Account of ‘Me Kind ‘You Have. aiwagi Bought, ad which has been use for over 30 years, bas borno tho signatnre of and has been made nnder his pete sonal supervision since its infancye Allow no one to deceivo youin thisy All Vounterfeits, Imitations and ‘ Just-as-good” are bug. Expcriments that trifle with and endanger the health ox Infante and Children—Experience against Experiments «What is CASTORIA toria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pares mi Drops and Svothing Syrups. It.is Pleasemt. 16 contains ucither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its age i: its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Foverishness, Stomach and Bowols, “Red Star” | «for 2414 Ib. bag for half barrel for whole barrel 07.444 $2.79... - $5.24... Red Star Laundry Soap; box con- taining 60 large cakes, $2.94; 30 large cakes, $1.49. Red Star Borax Soap, box contain- ing 60 large cakes, $2.84. vertised high-priced brands :— 15c for half-pound Cans. Lemon—Pure Flavori Bottle containing two ounces, 132. Bottle containing quarter pint, 24c, Bottle containing half pint, 44c. Bottle containine one pint, 79c. Home-made. a pound for Strictly Home- 29° made Pound, Citron and| Raisin Cake—equal to the kind double the price—not delivered. Asparagus: American Beauty Brand, large white, case of two dozen, $8.59; can, 37c. American Beauty, large green, case of two dozen, $8.59; can, 37c. Lily White Brand, white, case of two dozen, $7.39; can, 32c. Lily White Brand, green, case of two dozen, $7.39; can, 32c, Jessamine Brand, white, case of two dozen, $6.26; can, 27c. Manzanita Brand, case of two dozen, $5.06; can, 22c, fio onogram Rye Mt. Vernon Rye, gal., $2.94; Gibson’s Pure Rye, gal., Old ‘Crow Whiskey, gal., $3. California Wines, Zinfandel, ‘gal., $1.19; case qts., 3.46. Cakes. sold by specialty confectioners at | $2.94; bot., R. H. M. Rye, 1890, gal., $3.: Finchi’s Golden Wedding, 7 years old, gal., James: E. Pepper; 12 years old, gal., $3.98; bot., 97c. Young's Y. P.M, gal., $4.19; Royal Amber Bourbon, gal., $4.19; bot., 99c, THE WORLD's NAPE TION EUREAD, 1381 BROS ATS NY it cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Tecthiny Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It sssimilates the Food, regulates the ‘ining healthy aud natural eleepe The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend, cenune CASTORIA atways Beare thé Signature of R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, Mae The Original Department Store Ss 34th to 35th St. Russian Tea. .49 a pound for ‘Red Star” Russian Tea, That may seem high to some people unless they know that the same quality is sold elsewhere at $4.00 a pound, Think of its strength. By actual weighing and measur- ing we know that 2c. worth of it makes five cups of the 1ichest and most delicious tea that money can buy. { Royal English Mixture and Assam Teai—each of these brands is delicious as an iced beverage —pOund can, 99c, ; half-pound can, 5 1c, Bridal Veil--Flour--Lily White, 2414 Ib. bag for. +. 56c Half barrel for... - $2.68 Whole barrel for.........84.48 Summer Laundry Supplies Usually Re- quire Attention During July. |Red Star Washing Powder, four- pound packages, #5c.; dozen pack- ages, $1.69. White Borax Soap, box containing 60 large cakes, $3.24. Red Star Baking Powder. Guaranteed absolutely pure and equal in every way to the widely ad- One-pound Cans, | Five-pound Cans for ng Extracts—Vanilla. | Bottle containing two ounces, 15c. Bottle containing quarter pint, 29c. Bottle containing half pint, 54c. Beitle containing one pint, 98c. Bakery-made. | 14°2 pound for Citron, Risin, Pound and Marble Cak:— made in a bakery—represented by some stores to be the products of |a home kiichen—not delivered. Lemon Cling Peaches, “Lily White” Brand, dozen, $3.73; can, 32c. Lemon Cling Peaches, ‘Jessamiye” brand; dozen, $2.57; can, 22c. Old Plantation Peaches, dozen, $1.81; can, 16c, Pears, “Lily White” $3.13; can, 27¢. Pears, “Jessamine” brand, dozen, $2.57; can, 22c, Cherries, “Lily White’ brand, dozen, $3.76; can, 33c. Cherries, “Jessamine” brand, dozen, $3.13; can, 27¢, brand, dozen, Wines for Medicinal Uses... ». When you buy by the gallon we furnish jug free. Finch’s Golden Wedding Rye, 5 years old, regular price, ., $2.94; bot., 74c.; for this sale, gal., $2.44; bot., 54c. » Macy’s Special, price, $1.23 a ttle; for this sale, 84c. 12 years old, regular 74c. 74c. 24; bot., 78c. 78: bot., 24; bot., $3.74; bot., 84c. bot., 99c. Red Star Brand. Claret, gal., 89c.; case qts., $2.86. | Riesling, case qts., $3.16. Burgundy, gal., $1.44; case qts., £4.18. ————————————————————SSSS Ss 7 -.