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FAN ALARMED, WILL AEEP HIS PLEDGE TO U. 0 , ‘db. oe While Yankee Warships Head for /Smyroa to Enforce Agreement on ) Missionary Privileges, He Hastens “to Issue Edict Delayed a Week. schools, hospitals anu coaritable Insti ‘ hat Untied States | tutions as is recorded (o other powers mee. warned 8 would be given Aug. 2 The giving of Were heated for Amyrna 10) 1. answer was then postponed to Aug the promises of school and mis: | 4 o the present Ume no answer privileges asked hy the Amer- received, ‘ANTINOPLE, Aug. §—When the he immediately took alarm and! principle, but ir i og execute the Necessary me fg hastening to fuilll the pledges | Grecute {ny Hine 6, and made. munication to the Porte pointedly de PE Minister Leishman has received word| manding a speedy and final settlement, | the issuance of the necessary orders and the official acknowledgment by Tur- key of the American demands nO monetary claims. TON, machinery of the Turkish Gov- it, which suddenly clogged, in} matter has been set going at a ble rate of speed, and that by hen Admiral Jewell’s leet ; the Sultan will be ready with ‘agreement and his usual excuse for indy action. ‘ | No half-way measures will be tol- however, Minister Leishman Tecolved explicit Instructions fiym 5 aw ¥,—Seoretary hey, to his home Gov ki Bey had no tn: Porte when he rtment to-day aper reports of t é ¢ ¥ iH ington to enforce the full agree.) te Department to second Minis it, which Admiral Jewoll is prepared | ter Leishman’ torts diplomatically st back onstantinople by the prenece of a Meet up with the cruisers Olympia, OP" \Trerican, warships in. Turi! reland and Baltimore. ) him on waters, and he doubted the r “The Porte promised American Minis-| Secretary Hay soon satisfit “ that point, and the Minister returned to “fer Leishman that a reply favorable to || 0 il Legation to frame a dispatch fo Ametican demand for the same | ih, information of the Turkish Foreign treatment in the matter of | fice AIRSHIP. SPMRS. JC, BROWN |LEBAUY a = Wo Hope for Wealthy Wife of] steerable Batloon Answers the > ‘the Founder of Brown Univer-| Heim Perfectly in Making Run _ Sty Who Was Stricken with) and Return Over Paris in {Paralysis at Newport. Short Time. ___NBWPORT, R. 1, Aug. § Brown, one of the America, who was stricken with on Baturday and for whom Prayers were offered in Emanuel Church ) Tecovered consciousness to- red to be resting oom: was able to articulate ide is completely cians hold WwW. W Mrs. John PARTS. August &—M. Labandy's steerable balloon made a quarter of an hour's flight to-day, covering a con siderable distance at a height of sighty metres, and returning to ite shed with- out the slightest hiteh —_—_—— RESORTERS GET A JOLT. Lackawanna Tra: Ho ‘The Monday morning special on the Lackawanna Ratiroad, whteh brings in the summer resort crowd from the Del- aware Water Gap, Lake Hopatcong and other points, smashed into the bumpers in the Hoboken depot early to-day. The engine was badly smashed and the paa- sengers shaken up. Nobody was hurt. and her ph ut to her son-li who, with le, rown is. the widow of John Car- m, who made millions in the ture of cambric, He founded Niversity in Providence and en. With millions. He was a lineal ot id Brown, who, with ae, settled the Providence R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. ) Mth to 35th St. _ Now in Full Swing: New York’s Best Sale of Furniture and Allied Lines of Merchandise, such as Housefurnishings, China and Glassware, Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Oriental and Domestic Rugs, Upholsteries, Draperies, .. Housekeeping Linens and Pianos. In line with our usual custom we start these sales one week later than many other August sales, We believe that a week's sifting of the claims of others and a like time spent in becom- ing acquainted with their offerings does more to insure the immediate success of the Macy Sale than any advertising we can do. You may buy now for present needs, or anticipate later needs We will hold your purchases for October deliv- ery, if so desired. “COME EXPECTING ECONOMIES TRUE TO MACY'S—ECONOMIES YOU CANNOT HOPE TO EQUAL AT ANY OTHER STORE. They are not Chois to Housefurnishing lines alone. All the Dry coger teed tenes \Gpods stocks have made contributions and are in line iwith noteworthy values. Remaining groups of sum- mer goods are being sacrificed—ir many instances for half and less than half price. “Straus” High Grade Pianos, Specially Priced for the August Sale. Piano Dept., 4th Floor. REGULAR $225.00 GRADE, SALE PRICE REGULAR $250.00 GRADE, SALE PRICE, .. $190.00 $210.00 These are thoroughly high-g ‘ten years, At the regular pr to 40 per cent. inasmuch as | Eat the modest profit characteristic of this Macy cash system, Wher- ever we place a “Straus” Piano we make champions of it, and we to abandon profit during this sale for the sake of the we make for the Pianos and our cash system of selling basis only and we tele #6 uty CANNOT RECOVER} MAKES GOOD FLIGHT i r : Bais THE WORLD: MONDAY ‘yao nas zosr” OH, DEAR! DOGGIE _________‘{§ WENTED AWAY HER DOG PRINCE, Back to Annette Zwicker, f No. 202 Morris av i Mronx, has lost her Prince, and no lorn damsel of the realm ¢ foys was ever in greater dis this little mise is over her bereavement Prince f# not a kingly suitor, but 4 little black-and-white water spaniel, “'E’a the dea’est ‘Ittle woly-poly of fur as ever was,” says the child tear fully, “an’ '* ‘as wented away | The little snanfel ts three months old | and a thoroughbred. On Thursday Mr. Collect Blue Trading Stamps We give Two B, & M. Blue >) Trading Stamps FREE with each 10c you spend until 12 o’clock; then one until closing. Greater New York's greatest assemblage of furniture—highly ornamental, but sturdy enough to last a life-time, and priced so modestly that the exactions of other stores appear as downright extravagance, Think of 2.95 to 3.25 Shirtwaist Dresses Being Sold for 1.28! If it wouldn’t tire you too much we'd ask you as a special favor to look through the suit departments of other stores and ascertain the prices being asked for these garments, But that would be an imposition, because we believe you can appreciate this remarkable bargain as soon as you see it. Becond Floor. We assure you positive savings from 33 to 50 percent over usual prices, and when true, as these are, these savings are phenomenal. Read more: trimmed. Women’s Shirt Waist Suits, made of lace Striped grenadines, tan batiste and “fancy __weaves, finely tailored, generously — cut trimming con- 1.2 bands in Persian designs, lace or em- \\ broidery. Regular value, 2,95 and 3,25, but we got these suits away below cost, Did You Get Some of This Beautiful Muslin Underwear ? Paid 40 and 50 per cent of its actual worth for this dainty sott muslin Underwear to the receiver of the concern that made it, The purchase includes only gowns and drawers, but such pretty sheer lawns, madras, butcher linen, and elegantly sists of either plaiting, tucking, broad so all go at 1,28 Recond Floor creations that it seems a pity to sacrifice them so mercilessly, However, we are selling them cn the same basis that we bought them—40 and 50 per cent of usual retail prices, There's a vast quantity, enough for three or four days’ sharp selling, but it will be well for you to get your pick to morrow while the assortment of styles and sizes is still intact. Read the descriptions and the prices: Muslin niyhtgowns, surplice neck, of good embroidery and insertion, full size and worth 9c. at dive Nightgowns of muslin and cam- bric, lace and embroidery trimmed yokes, surplice and high neck shapes trimmed with pretty ribbon and tucks, worth double the price, at 79¢ Gowns of nainsook with round and square neck. Yokes trimmed with fine lace and embroidery and ribbon drawing string at neck. Short and long sleeves. Attractively made in every way; value 1.50 and 2.00 at 98¢ Drawers of cambric and muslin, umbrella shape ruffle, trimmed with handsome lace and embroidery, value 50c at 29e * Drawers of nainsook and cambric, trimmed with deep ruifies of fine Valen- ciennes lace and insertion; value 1,00 at 49e Drawers of nainsook and cambric, made with extra wide r trimmed ine rosebud and bow kr und inser » R ad- nd tucking; > 1.50 and 1,75 es Admission Is EVENING, Alauna «, Find ‘Im Please Bring ‘Im: ©) turer for thir Make It Your Duty to Attend Our First Annual August Sale of Beautiful Furniture t patterns | Zwicker allowed him w run into the | the There was and when hix Uttle mistre baer ich Raw eat worn ou! ht him he had vanished, of th fterer ie hold St xhborhood has been seoured in vain. | carb cid. ' Bhe careful vrance Wore @ collar and @ tiny lock | dr hind [t There was no name on | nm the collar 1 int e and forced it down the suf- throat, hild d'seovered the mistake and 7 i ule Git “ “a Mey Kl DEAD IN HIS SALOON. she had. done and : 1d wast —-> | mov t, Hellevue | oe pftal, where |'E’s the Dearest 'Ittle Woly-Poly | rotter Fronnd vince Pitted with as Ever Wuz, an’ if You. som ‘Shan. sieve sears ain «| AStMMA and Hay Fever Card. ummit ave The truly marvellous cures of Asthma d dead from) which are being effected by Dr. Schift- * swore on-keeper at N ® | to-day yen the | notice. Rev instance of the G. L, Taylor, of Washburn, I) Groom hy (gar manufac nly recently or eon A Hay Fever sufferer writes been @ sufferer from Hay Fever for over 0 years, and It seemed harder every yesr The first night I used your Asthma Cure years and oj y engaged In the saloon bu: ee GAVE BABY ACID. Little One Swallowed Only Two Drops and WiLL Recover. efter using a few times. 1 shall recom- mend it to all sufferars of Hay Fever.” — Mrs, Martha Siruerson, Latngsburg, Mich Mrs, Adelaide Klein gave her bab: boy two dr “ od Sarai 1 i eal Sold by all druggists at Soc, and $1.00 take to-day. ‘The Kleine live at No. ths | 880@ 2¢ stamp to Dr. R. Schiffman, Box East Twenty-second street, and Albert, | 9% St. Paul, Minn, for a free trial four years old, was Ul with the diphs | package, 6s )) \) jeasily averages 33 per cent, though in many instances it is a full half. If you are not ready to use this furniture while these reductions prevail we will store it for you until wanted free of ex- There is a saving for you that pense, Sale Is On the Fifth Floor. Women Will Save from 52¢ to 1.65 on a Pair of Oxfords Third Floor, These savings are positive, and you'll be convinced of it when you see the shoes, Bought 2,500 pairs of the 2.50 and 3,00 kind, and we've marked them to sell at 1.35 a pair, This purchase is supplemented with 1,000 pairs of 1,50 and 2.00 shoes that we shall sell at 98c, Can you ask for nnything better in the way of bargains? Ln Ban dass, Women’s 1.50 and 2.00 Oxfords at 98c In the first lot are 1,000 pairs of women’s kidskin or all patent-leather Oxfords, some Women’s $2 and $3 with the new wood French heel, others with military and Cuban heels, in all sizes from a6 Oxfords at 1.35 2,50) pairs of Women’s $2 to $3 Oxford to 8, and the widths best adapted to your feet, Ties of kid, patent colt leather and russet. ‘We have sold thousands of pairs of these Ox- fords at 1.50 and 2.00. This lot is priced for Tuesday at Women's Oxfords, with turn soles, patent scoltskin vamps, dull kid backs, patent colt . Sy backs ays, black kid linings, high Cuban beels or medium military heels, ) in sizes from 244 to 8, and widths, B,C, D and E; also viel kid shoes, same description otherwise. j 35 9 Men’s 1.50 and 2.00 Shoes at 98¢ —_—_—— A large assortment of men's Shoes and Oxford Ties, in a wide range of sizes and widths, that have never before retailed at less than 1,50 and 2.00, to-morrow, 98¢, Cc 600 pairs of Men’ Gi i Wee RL Lace Shoes, Goodyear welt, Puritan calf, globe tip toe, Men's Shoes, of patent colt, velour and box calf, value 2.50 and 3.00, at 1.35, Don’t Persist in Paying Full ——————_ Price for a 10.00 Suit; Here at 3.98 Eh Women's russet turn sole Oxford Ties, military heels, ae or heavy soles, sizes regular and widths from to Third Floor, 365 Men's Suits, made! |Men’s Suits, made of of cheviot, serge, Men's |tweeds, in a variety of 45-00 Suits, [pleasing colors, includ-| 5.98 | ing stripes, checks, ma) [pists 08 pels Sees We give you the full force of these re markable clothing stories first and the talk afterward, But the talk is impor- as tant, because it explains the how and the why of these sterling values. Men's tashes, | 10,00 Suits, homespuns, "in singles) "ont blue 3.98 also an assortment of 2-piece suits, sizes from 34 to 46 chest, value! 10.00 at 3,98 At the beginning these lots comprised 3,60 suits, All of these have been sold at full prices, with the exception of 200 suits, ‘thay include all sizes and a variety of patterns. We've made our profit—all we are entitled to—and now we close the remainder at half cost of manufacture, Will you choose a suit at these prices—10.00 Outing Suits, 3.98, and 15,00 Suits at 6.98 ? “Aide Boys: 75e and 1.00 44¢ ut two teaspoonfur with the other varly| maon's Asthma Cure certainly call for mar da t all the crev-| says: “Some 7 years ago my wife used / ar-old Annette Loulse Swick: | ices and spped up with | several packages of your Asthina Cure er of Mr. and Mrs. G ce) ble | which resulted in a permanent cure.” | ba | pave} 1 was groutly relieved. It cured my cough | HONeill S. Co Another Great Offering of WOMEN’S LAWN WAISTS. (Third Floor.) Amidst the mass of sales, bargains, half prices, etc., ad- vertised in glowing terms, it is refreshing to be able to offer our Patrons such a splendid lot of Women's Lawn Waists for so little money. A pushing manufacturer overstocked, prices broke, he went to the wall and had to sell, The Waists are quite fresh from a big factory, and we cannot impress you too much how worthy they are of your inspection. They are elaborately trimmed with the newest patterns of em- broidery and lace—some of them are finely tailored models, all are carefully made, full bloused, wide shouldered, and new full sleeves—they have sold all sea- son at double the price. The $1.25 Lawn Waists.. 50c. yy The $1.50 Lawn Waists.. 750, The $2.50 Persian Lawn $1.00 Waists.......5... The $3.00 Persian Lawn $t 50 $2.00 The $4.00 Persian Lawn Waists.......... 0008 Announce Their Annual Sale of rrmann of the Chinese Empire of-hand tricks, entitled The Chinese Basket, the President's bream, The Chinese Break Way Cabinet and other equally my nz acts. Avsolutely Free. Sixth Fi.v:. ————————. \ HIGH-CLASS BLANKETS. (First Floor, Rear.) It commences to-day and will include Crochet Quilts. Down-filled Comfortables. Marseilles Quilts, Cotton-filled Comfortables, Satin Quilts, Wool-filled Comfortables, In white and colors, In choice, new, exclusive ||: foreign and domestic. coverings, Thousands of pairs of blankets, the pick of the best mills in the country, including many choice lots of California wool, bought at a sacrifice, will be of- fered in this sale much below regular prices, All are guaranteed perfect in every respect. Read This List of Magnificent Bargains: 10-4 Size, 11-4 Size, 12-4 Size, Value. Sale price. Value, Sale price. Value, Sale prica $2.50. ..0.605 3.00. 375.64. 4.50, Blankets, Also Plain Gray and Scarlet Wool Blankets in large assort- ments. Crib Blankets, Plain white, with pink and blue borders, from 29¢, a pair up- wards, Bath Robe Blankets. Plain with Jacquard borders, $3.68, Fancy Jacquards, special at $4.88, H emmed Sheets, Special lots at 42¢,, 47o., 520,, 57¢ and 626, each, Hemmed Pillow Cases, Special lots at §140,, 4 0c., 12c., 14¢. and 170, each, Comfortables. Special lots at 980, $1.25, 1.48, 1.68, 1.98, 2.38, 3.98, 4.98, 5.98, 6,98. White Quilts. Marseilles and Satin, 98c, $1.38, 1.48, 1.69, 1.85, 1 75, 2,50, 3.25, 3.98. NOTE.—Out-of-town or city patrons who find it in- convenient to call are advised to sclect the price goods wanted, mail usthe order and it will have our prompt and careful attention. We guarantee you will be satisfied with the values received. Never Before Were Such Fine Hamburg Embroideries Offered at Such Low Prices, They consist of Nainsook, Cambric and Swiss Edgings, Insertings, Bandings, Galloons, Ribbon Bandings and Beadings, Corset Covers and Demi-Flounces, from the narrowest to the widest, All of the latest designs, including the English Eyelet and Teneriffe work—made on the hand embroidery machine (not Schifile work). They come in strips from 4% to 6% yards, and on ac- count of the extraordinary prices at which we offer them they will be sold by the strip only. ; At 3c, yard; worth 8c. to 10c, At 10c, yard; worth 22¢. to 35¢, At $c, yard; worth 12c, to L5c, At l5c, yard; worth 30c. to 40c, At Bc, yard; worth 16¢, to 20¢, At 25c, yard; worth 50¢, to 70¢, On Sale Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, LACES Worth 15c. to 45c. Yard at 8c., 10c. and 15c. Point de Venise, Russian, Cluny, Bourdon, Chantilly, Yak, Valenciennes, Point de Paris, Torchon, Escurial and other popular Laces suitable for trimming dresses, gowns, shirt waists, underwear, etc, Formerly 15c., 25c, 35¢, and 45e. ) per yard; reduced to ) 8c., 10c.,and 15c, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Stréet, SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDsttey ~ ee