The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1904, Page 7

nr bittle Race-Track With Rattling Races And a Hundred Other peuened Features Await The Evening World’s Guests at Steeplechase Park. Mexican Burros on the Miniature Race Track Are you going to Steeplechase Park Paturday. June 117? If you are a reader bf the Evening World this wonderful peaside resort, filed with its fun-mak- ee dovices, ita beautiful attractions of ature and all the remarkable entertain- Ment devices that make the name fa- Imous is yours. Just cut the coupon which will be) Wound in the Seventh, Sporting, Night and Final editions of next Friday, and} dn the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth editions jot next Saturday, and you will be ad-) Imitted to Steeplechase Park. ONLY ONE COUPON IS NECES- WATY, cut from any of the editions anded, but, oh, what fun that one little of paper will bring to the holder! ‘There Is a brand new attraction at teeplechase Park which will be opened n the Evening World's gela day, and Uhis ts the famous race-track. ‘his ts one of the funniest things on Yho.ground, where fun is at every turn. The race-track is, of course, a minta- fore duplicate of the bis racing places, 4 the track 1s one-eighth of a mile ‘The track is twenty-four fect wide, t one end of the inclosure, wthch flanked by the grand-stand, are the Wtables for the race-horses, And what horses! Imported especially from Pees Did you ever see thorough- 2 Well, if you want to laugh just take a peep at the race-track, and you fee ride on the famous racers, too, all for the same price of admission that bntities you to a grand-stand seat. ‘These famous thoroughbreds are—well, Rhey are Mexican burros, and to any jone who knows the characteristics of ; py. lazy little animals the pos- eibllities of a race are suggestive of all kinds of fun. ‘The winner in every race will receive B prize, and when the whipping and urging of those tiny beasts, with their untrained jockeys. creep around the rack there is sure to be laughing to all kinds of attractions at ute VALUABLE DOGS 'Police Searching for Persons Putting Strychnine Upon Mor- sels Spread About the Thor- oughfares of Harlem. Some one in Harlem {s spreading jtrychrine In the streets to poison dogs, hnd the police of the West One” Hun-| fred and Twoenty-fiftth Street Station pwere told by Capt. McGlynn to-day to keep an eye open for the poisoner. oison has been scattered through many \atreets, and is put upon morsels most pempting to dogs. ‘ Harry H. Howard, who lives on the third floor of No. 225 West One Hun- fred and Twenty-third street, pa that his English fox-hound Jack, Which he valued at $200, had been pol- boned. “I had taken both Jack and Towser, pn Irish terrier, for a run to Mount DMforria Park,” said Mrs. Howard, and | an ‘upon my return home Jack was taken 11. Both dogs were on a@ leash, and each had the s opportuntty to eat anything they came across. notice that Jack picked up any- hing, but apparently he did, for I had @carcely reached my home when the fomhound became iil and dled.” ‘ Miss Amye Armstrong lives at No. 239 West One Hundred and Twenty- third street. Her Scotch terrier Hob- son met his death at about the same Howard's dog died. 4 four that Mrs, Miss Armstrong’ says that she had taken the dog for exercise, and that it must bave eaten polsoned food, for hen she returned to h - re eturned to hor home the ant IN PHILADELPHIA: Milionai?e Wanted by Jerome { Has Taken Apartments in Hotel and May Stay There Till Canfield Affair Blows Over mald Vanderbilt has taken rooms at Hotel indefinitely, and tt fs said here that he intends making his jadelphia until the affair) 4 with the Canfield the Bellevill York blows over, Mr, Vanderbilt came here during the ‘Horse Show from ‘Newport and was Woreed to taka @ found about trip to otectives, He has in- compel toks warts ” ean tein the new those bi re you are standin foet, for when amuser.ent, ‘Truly, report- I dia however keen and retain even’ a small that {3 to be seen at this stupendous Exposition, A great man once sald that avatlablo knowledge did not consist so much In minds oe the the Interesting and hibits gathered together with so m' care and at so great an expense from @ earth must ithe uttermost tte assem- inception of the art of photograp to preserv the exclusive and World sured that the work will constitute a and permanent record f beautiful present instritetion ard. entertainm and for future preservation, portfollo, consisting of alxiean vie will constitul record of t ition, tributed’ by they ee pent, Wit rather to pI ite res furnish ietucten iedueation Re oe nd i iration. espec! ieee the great amusement centre, whieh are bo seen only by said admisgion on Sutalde of the coupon, but these can be viewed in no place else on earth. and the coupon brings you to the door of all its of wonderland. Besides, there more free attractions As you pass all interspersed Coupon NEEDED TO SEB GEO. c. TILYoU's Great | STEEPLECHASE BY THE SEA. GUT A COUPON. from elther the Tin, Sporting, Night or Final Edition EVENING WORLD of Friday, June 10; or ‘The 4th. Sth or 6th Edition of the EVENING WORLD of Saturday, June 11. ‘That coupon will be accepted stceptechnse Braet ata! runt, a oF evening, of It Is Good for That Day Only, (THE SPECTACLE OF POISONED ON STREET: ALL THE CENTURIES ge eer Highest Achievements of Modern Civilization to Be Mirrored in the World’s Fair. Those who have not visited the Lou- isiana Purchaee Exposition may per- haps wonder how so great a sum as fifty millions of dollars could be spent in developing the ides and carrying out its details, Those, however, who stand at some point of vantage and lcok over the tre- | mendous sweep of atately pi ed domes, minarets, vistas, plazas, Ia- goons and waterwa: these buildings and note t! diversity of the played; those who note the wonderful scope covered in the departments de- Voted to acleyce, discovery and inven- tion; those who gaze with in the diversified assembiag: kind ‘brought trom all ‘quartere of Blobe to oxemplify the type d_ occupations of the world rae peopl 3 th exhibits who thus observe. and the marvell cin of the enterprise w! nd that the large sum of money be- mentioned has not been an extrav- jutely impossible f qnd_receptive, of reference, Wnlew are 60 useful along educational nes. ‘As far as this great World's Fair is concerned, those will who ure ‘successful in fixing in thelc t, sallent features k of the ‘rhe’ Exposition authorities, earl the enterprice, were deeply gensib 5 the fact that the beautiful and imp: sive scenes must soon vanish, and t \ inatruictive ble precaution by ‘These pictures The: World ai readers ma: ‘Theve superb reprodu hom le than an frausement-seer could. visit in a day. and they are atl as fun- one could imagine. The + Down is a place which certainly gives you your money's worth; when you en- tor this place you don't’ know whether on your head or your you look up you ap- parently see down, and when you look down—but vou can't explain {t; vou cer- tainly have to see it. | from amusement to | with the; rovoking ‘ouse Upside there 1s no better plac than Stecplechase Park, and the of the World are all invited. Only don't for@et vour coupon. readers ces, gild- st upon ye of human- costumes | fi | ortion of all be moat fortunate fe of never mgain to be led. ‘They therefore took the best possi. turning at the, very t he wonderftil hus enabling them anent record of all that Js best and most worthy of ro- membrance. Ever since ground was first broken @ busy corps of expert, photographers has been recording the changing and noting additions, Improvements and progress as the work arent Hent of distributing, be tWwell as: TME WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1904, [DETERMINED 10 Charges Blackmail. manager and promoter Fighting Company |Durned by the mod on Sunday, of all adverse influences. He sald to-day: “T might not have been molested if cial sale and create the unexpected sn s surorises | movement. 118 remain to be sold on Wednesday an chase Park synonymous fun, you Thursday. Beaches whare th oe al lase’ the ‘ : thore': Over SE ea eine aitant eeaaorae: Rich Blue Serges are amongst them. So are Grantee utin aie bande bine eBadinun Cheviots. So are Cassimeres. So is every choice plain and fancy fabric that your ‘extra well tailored, ALL SIZES, at | i ALSO Cassimeres, Worsteds and 1 Blue Serge Suits, ALSO plain and 200 pairs of our own $3.50 Trousers, reduced to. GIVE BULL FIGHT :: Promoter Richard Norris Says i Wiitiharactneme Reena He Will Rebuild Arena De- stroyed by Mob in St. Louis— BT. LOUIS, June 7.—Richard Norris, of the Bull- whose arena was de- | easy. It is clares to-day that he will rebuild the |p arena and give bull fights in spite Reduced 118 Suits There were 247 of these Men’s Suits—newest s—our own careful make—not a thing the matter with them—simply that we determined to organize a great spe- as all styles and mixtures—and a good big block chopped off our own regular close prices: Men’s Best $12 and $15 Blue Serge Suits: $ | and fancy, cut in the smartest of this season's s| Great lot of Men's $16, $18 and $20 $ eo fancy fab- tics; the best clothes that we have ever seen at these prices; beautifully gotten up; ALL SIZES, FANCY VESTS, $1.50, $2 and $2.50 values, reduced to.......++ Open Saturday Eveniags Till 9, SN WOODS ©. 740, 742 Broadway Sv.pe" set ented to be blackmailed. Some women and asked if 1 wanted ty bull Ment They would use the 5 ee. LaLaek fire. to hie ings | | ‘SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOBS Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures painful, smarting, nervous feet and Ingrowing nails, and instantly takes the sting out of corns and buntons. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Allen's Foot- ase makes tight or new shoes foe! a certain cure for sweat- callous and hot, tired, aching Try it to-day. Sold by all drug . By mail for package FRI r biggest kind of a clothinj All sizes as well taste desires. Cheviots, plain 05c $2.50, $3 and $ 1. 90 Broadway, Graham and Flushing Aves., Brooklyn. | side, Hockaway Park, L. L Deliveries = —Goods shipped free to all points on Long Island and free deliveries by our own wagons to Far Rockaway, Bayswater, Edgemere, Wave Crest, Arverne, Hammel's, Holland's, Sea- Lindenhurst, Wantagh, Bellmore, Merrick, lata Baldwins’ and Rockville Centre, ‘Amityville, Massapequa, Seaford, Wednesday x‘. ReductionDay, | tans and ‘Wednesday the Limit 2. ice goes down to., one €, 0. D. | full; all sizes; worth $7.50; special || Startling Shirt-Waist Suit News.| 98c. for the Usual $4.50 Kind. | Who would be without one at this price?) What woman) wouldn't take six or more at the price? But that’s a privilege we| | ean’ can’t allow, Not enough of these Shirt-Waist Suits (0 go out in 3's or 6's and still | | go around to all who will want them. They consist of lawns and batistes in solid | navy, some with black and white figures, some dotted and strij have tucks and piping, skirts are plain. 1 Not all sizes in the To ‘Worth Shirt-Waist Suits in plain colored chambrays, ox-blood, gray and blue; also figured lawns; waists with narrow piping of white) | front and back, full sleeves, fancy stock collar; skirts tucked and made 3, 98) Waists : 98 n We've picked Wednesday, clearance. There'll be bargains out of Here are a few of the many: 1,000 ready-to-wear Hats that were $1.50, each... 2,500 Untrimmed blue; were 69c., each [~ Clearance of Ready-to-Wear, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. the day on which to publish the first good news of this millinery | 150 Trimmed Hats, turbans, sailors, | .49| all desir- able shapes, in black, b brown and 129 our regular ‘‘Reduction Day number that you'll -look at in amazement. walking and flare styles that were $4.75, each 275 50 Trimmed H: mm our regular $10.00 stock, exch... 6,00), OF H The proprietor of e ‘declined, not that there wasn't ta distribute the dresses among the baby ribbon; al bey wi et ta i ee Worth $5 and Up to $12. Children’s Fine Organdie Dresses 398 | iP these dainty organdie and lawn tosses declared them to be the | digwest values he had ever seen, and forthwith made us an offer on the entire lot. le ialty children’s wear house | ‘ofit in the offer, but because we referred iends of THE H. BATTERMAN STORE. They are te samples ofthe best children’s dre ‘manufacturer in the land, They ied, some with lace yokes and lace cuffs, others with bows of Ss tucks—in fact, type descriptions cannot og rile aha 398 45, lock: and key and lined with food quality canvas; worth $5; special... * $3. 50 Main Floor, soth St. Section. Summer Corsets. Good styles; gored; straight front, with long Princess hips, all ventilati 49c special . Beron Of fine sheer lawn, with fancy | ae i CARS TRANSFER TO Levinson 10 3™ AVE 7 59°71060 "St. Bargain Pointers-— Just items taken at random from around the store, prov- ing again that the weather- vane of economy points al- ways Bloomingdale-ward— Women’s Oxfords. In lace and button styles, made with military and Cuban heels and three new toe shapes. Not a pair that isn't worth $1.98 jt. Section. at least $3.00; cial Secon 1001 Women's Lisle. Gloves. Light, decidedly cool and in good taste are these women's smart lisle thread gloves— they've two clasps and you may choose trom black and white; 25c, would he the regu- ronkaetihens, UbTS Matin Floor, 50th St. Section. Men's Underwear. Of excellent quality; strictly first grade; shirts made with either long or short sleeves; drawers double stitched through- out, with double seats; sizes 34 to 46. No all orders tilled. Special, per gar- Se 19¢ Main Fidor, doth’ Bt. Section. Men’s and Boys’ Negligee Shirts. Splendidly made in every par- ticular, and of exceptionally good quality madras, All sizes from 12 to 17. Only on sale fron 9 until 12 ocleck No mail or C. O. D. orders fed.” Special exch. 2€C Main Floor, 00th &t. Section. Dress Suit Cases. Of good, strong sole leather, particularly well constructed; strong and durable; fitted with yoke of Point de Paris lace and insertion, finished with ribbon rosette; bottoms trimmed with three lace insertions and deep lace ruffle; sizes 6 uel 1.49 to 2 years; special.. Second Floor, near Rotunda. row? and O: for you to buy in this sale. These Handsome Oxfords are made of excellent quality stock, with flexible soles of solid leather in- side and out, Cuban heels and opera toes. All sizes—take your pick to- morrow at $1. 3 a pair, Ake. Women’s Drawers — Of fi The great scarcity of tan shoes ores owing to the unex- pected demand in that direction, makes it especially advantageous Another Special Sale of New Shirt Waist Suits al Only $2.29 for them. Brooklyn people shopping in Manhattan find Bloomingdales’ the most conveniently located store It takes but eighteen minutes via Thitd Avenue Elevated from Brooklyn Bridge to reach us~ and there’s not a step to walk at either end, Jaunty, stylish little suits, made in the smartest and most fetching of the new styles, of dainty washable materials, such as Duck, Percale, Lawn, Madras and Crash, in pretty striped, figured and dotted effects on plain colored grounds of white, blue, tan and black, They are particularly well-fashioned in every way, and would easily sell for and are worth $5 and $6. The waists are made full blouse style, plaited and charm- requisition. ingly trimmed, with stitched bands of plain materials. The nae are cut in seven and nine gored styles, with full inverted acks, For to-morrow only you may take advantage of this extraordin- ary chance to buy a handsome, e serviceable shirt waist suit for... Recon Floor, 00th Bt, Section _ Sale of Good Reliable TW Suit Cases at $1.95! A special well worth noting now, when the suit case is more than ever called into By purchasing one of these you'll get more than your money's in value and wear, They" re 24 inches long, perfect in every way; durable; lined with good canvas and fitted with lock and key, Leather-Covered Suit Cases, $2.95. The “Traveller"—made on good, around; finished with English handles and lined with fine English canvas. substantial steel frame, Main Floor, 50th St. Section. Special Valves in Women’s and Children’s Underwear. All of it well-made, desirable and strictly first quality, while the prices we quote for to-morrow are what you'd expect to pay for the poorest sorts. Supply yourself with some of this if you'd save money. Women’s Lisle Vests—Real lisle Children’s Underwear—Gaure thread, every one mace by one of the most prominent manu- facturers; white only; all sizes, special, each...... quality light-weight ribbed white cotton, umbrella style; made with cambric band, trimmed with lace on bottoms; buttoned on sides with pearl Le all sizes; each oe Women’s Smart Tan Oxiords, $1.39, Tho’ Worth $2 a Pair! With tan footwear on the highest wave of popularity just now, could we offer anything more extraordi- nary, than this special for to-mor- ve Becond Floor, 89th St. Section. for Good Gold-Spring Eyeglasses To-Morrow! We've known exclusive opticians to charge $3. and some stores continually advertise them as for $1." periscopic lenses; gold springs and non vent them from sipping or tilting. Fittings free of ¢ to a customer—special, pair, No need if you have to wear glasses not to get the most be- coming and best sort —such as these which we quote to-morrow at this most extraordinary price! 50 for the very same grade, “$5 solid gold eyeglasses less, fitted with silex crystal pure white Tey re Sel eet AA tilting cork nosepieces, which pre- arge—not morg than three pairs Main Floor, Front, Centre Here’s a Sensational Sale of Excellent Summer Hosiery! orter whose business is in liquidation closed out to us for spol hah ot of 35 airs of high-grade foreign and domestic hosiery at Third Olt Original Value! o-morrow—so that by purchasing your "Il save much on every item. —Women's _ fast At 8c and tan stockings of very fine gauge cot- ton, with double soles; guaranteed strictly. first. quality; sizes 834 to 10 inches. Men's fine quality tan and black double We offer you in same savings t summer supplies of hosiery now you’ Al 19c + npored TE train | lisle thread stock- ings; Hermsdorf dyed; black, with white heels and toes; superior with pretty silk embroidered de- | signs on the insteps. cotton soles; guaranteed to keep their color; all sizes. Children’s black 1x1 ribbed cotton stockings, with double knees; sizes 6 to 934 inches. Main Floor, Nath St. Section. quality; in Richelieu and Rem brandt ribbed. 12% —Men's regular 19. | At OC socks, made full seamless; guaran- | teed fast golor black; made of fine | gauge «combed Egyt tian cotton, socks; made with special... funded. No orders accepted after Saturday, June 11th, at 6 o'clock, for men’s Summer Suits. made to your Measure for Second Floor, 60th St, Section. Olive France, Ue, Qur_ 406. M « ives. a bottl black Peabe: Java and Mocha all: seamless; doz. quarts, weight cotton vests and pants, made good and strong; the vest with silk tape binding, the pants to match; all sizes, worth 3. special, per garment. . Women’s Ribbed Cotton Vests —Prettily trimmed at neck and armholes, all sizes; worth dou- ble; no mail orders _Siles, Main Floor, 50th St, Section. The Sale of Men’s Summer Suits to Order at $11.80. Wednesday, June 8th. Thursday, June 9th. Friday, June 10th. Saturday, June fth. Our annual sale of Sum- mer Suits to order at $11.80 will continue for the next 4 days only, ending Saturday evening, June 11th. Th will be the only sale of Summer Suits to order that we shall hold this year, and ‘ou will do well to profit by it, for in it will be found some of the very best materials we've ever offered in any of these sales. Among thei are Serges, Light-weight Worsteds and Cheviots, which can be made up lined throughout or half lined. We guarantee to satisfy you in every respect or money re- @- $11.80 Deliveries . Out of Town. We deliver by express or freight free landings of all Summer resorte within one hundred miles of New York all sorts of dry goody to the value of two and china, gtassware worth and groceries which amount to five exceptionally strong and stitched all | An Extraordinary Vahuet| $5 Berry Bowls of fine American cut glass; $f 7 inches in diameter—for two}. hours to-morrow morming 10 Until 12 o'Clock, $2.98. ‘Third Moor, oth St. Section, — A Sale of Groceries, Wines and Liquors with Sharp Savings. . Note the items, every one of them just bristling with economy chances! But that's Bloomingdales’ always, although more especially 4 so UST ea as housewives who know will seed from this list: I Beeken Mecarcat Rirch's Belfast Ginger French Clarets, Great wh from J. Merman jordeaus, Medoc oF quails ng in bottle and i $400 | Hy Third Avenue to Lexngton— Bloomingdale Taira sith fo Sith | Granalated su SMasset paiized loc Chima 7 euhee, ints fare Gane Special Sale of Coffees This wee Hotel and boarding-house keepers should note the savings. Regular Very spe- Drige Chek pele Jaye ana Mocha Specials in Wines and: Ligwors. i Hungarian Riesling Ale, Neca. hence lege || lugyay’s, “ ea peta El per O9e¢ | 510 90. Ber dos. $6.00 | Rye Whisker, e a on Olt Marsan’ Roti