The evening world. Newspaper, August 12, 1907, Page 4

DAVIS PUMMELS fin- the. Melee the Author Gets} “Wearing a scar on his lip whioh he AWctred in a fight with a theatre man SAAR RR ARRAN RRC SAE aan cient ns ee points off the starboard bow. Without — moment's hi ation for thought, and First It Rises, Then It Falls: | teat Dut of his own head, Commodore . Me Yachtsmen Chase the | r'csh? sea the fed and green lente tn the windows.” i igh » - Active Balls. - ! CASINO MAMGER NEWS PUMP. ecorated With a Four- | Carat Scar, | , Richard Harding Davis, the author, © told to-day how he had resénted belli " galied ‘the Casinc at. Asbury Park, oe Mn no do ho u Woedneminy night. the latest news from * @he front indicates thi dp stil! alive and act ney Island, y Morning on & tricycle catamaran craft Long Branch. y heading toward Rockaway Inlet ve oe ‘Whe wecond party to the battle was! {Walter Rosenberg, acting manager of | the Casino, and the dificulty caine, ‘he had engaged for some friends was @eized by some interlopers. Thera were soveral blowa struck, Mr. Rosenberg wore on a finger of his fight- fag band a diamond ring. somewhat @malier yet equally as hard as « pair "braze aught the writer just above Mr. Davia said he went to the box 19 office and remonstrated with the man-| ee ser. Davis admits he struck first. The| fen clinched and Street, where they were pulled apart by qummer visitors, policemen, frankfurter men, @oats held a consultation and decided “T hold like the Irishman in Robert @ man down for calling him Irish, that Pleasant to WATER CYCLIST'S SEA TRIP. “Wlandicapped by a strong tide and an {nshore wind. John H. Mitchell, water oyclist 2 Thousands ‘of person’ 3 Atantic” given out. “other remarkable Basement specials to-morrow which lack of space precludes our mentioning here. [| its —-}}-5,600-yards-Good Blerched Muslin that— “{initation Bnglistman’’ in whore his | “The Yankee Tourist," was an ut, Mr. Davis. says, because a box and tho ‘ter belt | # je he result was a four-carat scar. | N°™ London, Conn. (By Wireless Tele: | graft), Aug, 1 18 ‘knucks,”" a minute or #0 present saw th uu may be of Iaughter went up before, the | » but jen they d! Y many hearty peals Ts service rendered by The Even- | from all sides be a number of| ing World's chartered tug, the | To-day there will Mary J. Spigot, in wigwessing | yara the latest news of New | York Scotch, Rye and Cocktall | Markets by wireless telegraft, through special arrangements with the De Funct Telegraft Company, continues to be the chief source of comment on board the vessels of the New: York Yacht Club, which have reached hero struggled to the In the beat to Martha's Vine-/ the sloops Soap Dish and Panta | the IFER YOUR VACATION We Advise You to Use This on thelr annual cruise. Upon eve: ide pratse ty heard tor the enterprise-of Tire} ———___ Prescription, Evening World. mit? have obtained trom Dr. Petes toft- NS a an, the eminent Stomact pectalist, thy Without the code signals of the Spigot | rotiowing prescription for the cure of Dye the boat-ownera and commanders would | pepsia, Indigestion aad Catarrh of the! have bsen In ignorance ever since ie: tomach. /Dr. Hoffman states tat he bas a sed this‘atmple prescription exoluslvely in ing land of the constant fluctuations of |) i) ipractlosin Bor ieianiycly pars? rine Cocktails Common, which are either 0- | most *sati: Dr. Hoffman tng up or coming down all the time, | #tates he patent medicines” not to mention Beltzer (watered stocks) | 2f 487 of and the popular Southern Industrials, such as Bourbon Fours and Juleps Pre- ferred. To-~iay has been @ Gay of repartee and wit among the yachtsmen. Commodore | Cornelius Vanderbilt ts credited with the! ae a es , Tounce s Mix thoroughly on a sheet of paper, using wuthorsip of the bon mot of the cruise |’... clean biade of « Kalfe, and take & siuail | All the members agreo that it was the |esspoonful with half a glass of hot water bon mottest thing that has been sald | with each J and | | during the entire trip. With a party of kindred irits he was aboard the fleet flagship Necrosis last evening when red eng eeneen Nghts of the schooner- rigged “Wursburger II. showed thres | natives and soldiers. The biue- arrests were necessary, ula Stevenson's story, who knocked matter what one may be it {s not told so by another, So ‘bough occurred Inst Mr, Rosenberg —— alcobol | or opiates, 40 more | harm than good. Dr. Huffman‘s prescrip-| | tion is as follow: | Bicarbonate of Soda +-Lounce | Bislec (in original sealed package only) — | 4 ounce of No, 615 v One Hundred Irty-fifth street, watched by ve out from and, sterday crossed the currents obliquely for yan hour and then tacked In the om ght he was towed ashore at Py tute for Bisiac,” | fighlands. His. strength had P| which muat be delivered to you tn original | sealed package.. ee e RESTAURANT Py Cra FLOOR Us: 19”7T0 20% STREET # NEW YORK. A Really Great Series of Tuesday Basement Sales Is Announced:-- 4 PateR sales are of goods which are most in demand just now, and the prices in many instances are below current wholesale values. There will be many Wash Goods Several thousand yards of attractive wash fabrics in stripes, cross bars and checks on white ground, suitable for Men's and Boys’ Negligee Shirts ; worth S 19¢, special, nyard.sccae+-++-+++--+* I2 se Waistings———————_ ., Dresses. t ings in faney meshes, also’ dotted figured igns in white, butter and ecru shades; suitable for fancy waists and evening dresses; value to 7ic; to-morrow, yard ..- Waist. Attractive new Shirt Waists, made of fine sheer lawn and batiste, trimmed with Val. lace and embroidery panels for with tucks; regularly $1.25; special for to-morrow . Child pen's—Dresses,-made—of colored gingham with rued yokes and trimmed with fancy braid and embroidery;. in blue and oxblood; sizes 1, 2 and $ years; to-morrow... 39c - Corset Covers Several pretty 2tfles made of softsfnish materia! and trimmed with dainty ruf- fles or lace inserti-ns; regulariy < special for to-morrow: sells regularly at 1c a yard; to-mor- row, quantities of not more than 10 yards to each customer, at.......,++4+ 63,c¢ Boys’ Suits=—————____—_ 2,000 pairs of women’s fast black gauze Hale full-fashioned Stockings that sell regularly at 25c;[to-morrow, special, 3 pairs-for 50c, or, per pair.-++-+6-+++0- A clearing of all Boys’ Washable Suits at about half price; all attractive models, made of good quality materials; special for to-morrow: +++. seereeebees 7c : Table Cloth A little lot of Austrian Damask Table Cloths, hemstitcbed all around, hand- some designs; worth $1.39; special for LO-MOFFOW. . 4425 eeevee reese rsreeces A splendid assortment of women’s new Oxfords and Slippers in all sizes; styl- ish lusts and comfortable shapes; werth up to 82.50; to-morrow, palr . « and hairline stripes; smart full pleated styles, attractively trimmed with broad bands; regularly $4.98 ; to-morrow. . $1.98 Underwear———————— Made of fine sheer lawns and batistes. 5,000 women's Richelieu ribbed Vests, and ‘handsomely trimmed with regularly $2,097; to-morrow...... in:fall range of sizes, which sell regu- larly at fc. each; to-morrow a | Corsa ee | Made of strong net, closely boned; no side stee!s; medium bust and short hip; | ‘prettily trimmed; sizes 18 to 27; value | $1.50; special to-morrow’)... ..++++++ For misses in white and black checks He o_o 6 | ages Ship’s Interior Is Equipped With Despatches to Be * Man Drinks Acid in Pres- Sipped. ence of Wife, Button are tip) [Rana among the boate a: | While thes schooners Apo | Morphta, | | Gravy Boat and Dypherina are also ex: | | a ae the probable win- | thelr clas thay ate oranetved keep your eye on the the th | two years Henry Hoffmann, a wealthy steamboat man living in Flatbush. low yachtlats, | Ee x Mary J. Splxot. Third ‘place, | wife and eight. children. “Here goes,” as he thru’ With from the sui TONY CORKSCREW ON THE SOUND. ning the struggle and y she had wrenched bs lowed almost Its entire contents. WM Yaonaft- Sore “THE EVENING WORLD, (MONDAY, AUGUST 1 . 1907. Skippers, Keep Your Weather Eye Upon the Spigot! All About the Cocktail Market--- You Can't Rig It ‘BROTHERS PUT END TO LIVES IN 2 YEARS Following Hereditary Impulse} Following a suicidal tmpulse bolleved to be hereditary, Richard Hoffmann, a} pected to make exchllent showing. Prosperous boatman, fatal The Spigot will keep right along with | geaugh Rete F | the fect, displaying quotations from | C7°Usht In the prese pees farnly, lithe Sayarin and as rapidly:ns| @t No. 3 Third place, Brooklyn, -He ts d brother to commit sulcide In The sulcide was a son of retired He owned a handsome three-story house on where he lived with his} said Hoffmann tast alent | @ bottle of carbolic acid! {nto his mouth and threw back his head. | shriek Mrs, Hoffmann sprang forward and tried to dash the poleon |, ‘3 grasp, but he had, closed his teeth upon the neck of the | . Mrs. Hoffman fought several! with her husband, the children! screaming. | from her husband he had oma Store Closes Daily at 5 P. M. Saturdays at 12 o’Clock, injured yesterday afternoon by falling on a tier of moat hooks tn front of the store of Rothchild Brothers, Mo. ss Elghth avenue, | Only two weeks age the lad climbed to a ledge over the meat-shop win- dows and fell on one of the books, whioh pleroed his nuse. His alster saw nim trying to climb the ledge yester. day and called to him to come down, Her cries frightened him and he fell One of tho hooks pierced the boy's and at the Harlem Hospital it aid he would % remainder was spilled upon Birs. Hoft- mann’s hands, burning her severely, ‘Hoffmann foll, writhing in agony, Al- tleogh his wife ao once and Wr. J. J. Lyons, of Cinton strest, “came within five uiten, the cass was hopeless. Ambul Surgeon F, L. MoCrea_ took Hoftm to the Long Island College Hosp where the latter died soon after his ar- rival, BOY IMPALED ON MEAT HOOK Wille Classon, led remedies at Yo, 48. seven years old, of | tung, ny | —— AMOLEK G “ARROW COLLAR ‘The Clupeco process, an exclus've Arrow feature, insures long Hfe and mos: accurate Quarter Sizes : 00 STYLES IN GUARTER SIZES; IBc EACH; 2 FOR 280 ole Yeane/y dre Years of Know How and Months of Hard Work Are Back of This August Furniture Sale at Wanamaker’s It takes knowledge, experience,'skill and HARD WORK to produce something that will stand out head-and-shoulders above the achievements of contemporary effort. © Advertising buncombe won't make an August Furniture Sale. Fictitious valuations and fa se reduction statements won't accomplish the result. The offering of trashy furniture at small prices is a poor subterfuge. To be able to place on sale upward of Two- Hundred Thousand Dollars’ worth of good and fine Furniture at decisive reductions frtvh the real value IS A TREMENDOUS ACHIEVEMENT. And yet, many a thumb-nail effort, with less than five thousand dollars’ worth of furniture, is trumpeted forth as the greatest offering of the age—to catch your money before you get to Wanamaker's and see the real thing. See these magnificent and exhaustive August stocks; consider how many great factories the furniture has come from. See the elegant pieces, and the simple pieces—the infinite variety that meets all wishos—and marvel at the work that has been necessary—the great trade battles that had to be won—to produce a great August OF WANAMAKER'S. And who profits by this tremendous trade effort? We do a splendid furniture business in an otherwise dull month; but YOU get a third to a half more furniture than you could otherwise buy for the money you pay. We couldn’t bring these thousands of housekeepers here in August, and sell them so many hundreds of carloads of furniture, if the benetits were not REAL, and the economies very great. COME AND. SEE. You owe it to yourself and the money-earner TO DO THAT. ~— Here are 4 few representative oflerings: $20 Bureaus at $15 Bird's-eye maple bureaus W jth full swell front; shaped legs; top 42 Inches long, 22 Inches deep; two large and two smal drawers; upright-ovet beveled edge mirret;-24ndd—-inehes>-of-fine construction and highly finished; of really quite wonderful value. We huve the same bur in mahogany veneer, $28 Chiffoniers at $18 Quartered golden oak chiffonicrs. full swell frouts; shaped top $2x19 inches; four large and two small drawers; pattern plate mirror, OO Tnchesy HT poranedy mie traction: $40 Brass Bedsteads at $30 Polish finish brass bedsteads in 3 ft. 3 In., 4 ft. ané 4 ft. 6 In. sizes; 2-inch pillars with cast brass elbow connections to top tube; seven 44-inch upright fillers; %-inch cross tube; T-ball connections; large husks on foot pillars; head panel is 62 inches high; foot pane! 42 inches high. At the price this {s the best brass bedstead value {in America. $32 Chiffoniers at $22. Mahogany veneer chiffoniers, serpentine front and top; five large drawers; claw feet; top 34x19 inches; pattern plate mirror 16x20 inches; of fine construction and highly finished. $7 Iron Bedsteads at $5 White Enameled Iron Redstedds in 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6 In. sizes; 1% inth continuous pillars; nine upright fillers with three fancy’ scrolls; fancy moulded connections; head panel $2 {nches high, foot panel 41 inches $14.50 Bureaus at $10.50 Mahogany finished bureaus; straight front with top 2& Inches long, 20 ipcbes deep; two large and two small drawers; upright oval mirror, 16x26 inches; nicely finished and well bullt. The six items described today were taken at randoni Irom the largest and finest stock of high-class bedroom furniture in America. No other store attempts to handle the line of fine “period reproduction” - furniture here shown, and as for Wanamaker brass bedsteads, they have for many years set the pace for the-entire country,The range of price and assortment {n bedroom furniture at August prices {Illustrated by this statement: : Bureaus range at $10.50 from $18 Chiffonters sian walnut. Brass Bedsteads may be had at $24 from $32 to $75 from $115. Bedroom Suites, of which there !s the best assortment jn this country, are priced at $104, from $189; for a four-piece mahogany suite, to a six-plece mahogany sulte at $1,000, from $1,780. 0, of well-finished oak, to. a finely {nlald mahogany bureau at $6 from $7, for one in ond, to $100 from $150, for a “period” reproduction in Clreas- Furniture Sale WORTHY gees eee Ry The August Sale Of Mattresses and. Bedding The Mattresses offered in this August Sale are all made up to your order in our own factory, under the most sanitary conditions, The horsehair is absolutely pure and clean, and every part is thoroughly made and in new and perfect condi- tion when you receive it. The same is true of Pillows and Bolsters. These only emphasize the savings which August prices offer; t HAIR MATTRESSES Pure white, soft horsehair drawings. At $22, regularly $25—For full sized beds, 64x76 inches, one or two parts, 40 pounds, Z At $19.50, regularly $24.50—For three-quarter alze beds, 48x76 inches, one or two parts, 36 pounds, At $16.50, regularly $21—For large single beds, 42x76 inches, 30 pounds, 0 At $13,75,regularly $17.50—For single beds, 86x76 inches, 25 pounds, At $13.50, worth $16—Upholstered tufted hatr tops, 54x76 inches. i heh $9.50, worth $11—Upholstered hair top, sixty-three spirals, 54x76 nehes. Smaller sizes {n above at proportionately lower prices ; At $5, regularly $6—All steel woven wire, auxiliary bend frame; all Bizes PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS At $2, regularly $2 0-—Selected ese feathers, 20x30 Inches, 234 poiib : At $2.80, regularly $3,50—Selected geese feathers, 24x30 Inches, 3% pounds, At $4, regularly $5-—Selected geese feathers, 20x56 inches, 5 pounds. Eichth floor, New Building. Electric, Gas. and Oil Lamps At Half Price This is the August clean-up:of our lamp stocks, together with an offering of a number of special lots secured from the‘manufacturers at the same radical reductions, Included are practically all varieties of electric, gas and oil lamps which have been shown on our floors during the past few months. The reductions are-as_follows ; Y Portable Electric Lights with mosatc and) Qi! Lamps in brass, bronze or pottery: metal shades: At $5, trom $10. At $15, from 4 fi 26, At $6.25,from $12.50. At $22.50, from $45. At Hee! At $9, {rdm $18, ‘At $40, from $60. At $20 from $40. 0 Lamp Shades ot colored glass; panels-ot glass At $24.25 from $48.50. et In metal frames, and finished with bead fringe; At, $5, from §19, At $10, from $20 and $26, At $7.50, from $15. Also Lamp Shades of colored glass seed beada, sultable for-tante-or banquet lamps: At $6, from 317. At $12.50, from $25, At $7.50, from $15. At $17.50, from $35, French Electric Novelties in hanging, table and floor pieces At $9, from 813, At $12.50, from $25, At $21.25 from $42.50 Lamp Store, At $20.25 from $52.50. At $35 trom $7 m At $79)\ftom $140, At $100 from ‘$200. Portable Electric Lights with colored glass iced electric dome and bead fringe At $5, from $10, At $8 from $16, At $6.50 from $13. At $10 from §20, Portable Gas Lis, good heavy standards | {n old brass or bronze firtsh and complete with col-| cred glass shades aud bent glass art shades, with fringe: At $5, ‘from $10. At $6, from $12. At $30, from: 860, At $80, from $160. At $7.50, fram $15. Third floor, New Bullding, On Quadruple Plated Ware You May Save One-third to One-half _ All the pleces needed for table use and some for table decoration are here In lovely designs at mnty decided reductions: 6-Plece Tea Sets, at $15, regi-| Soup ‘Tureens, at 35 to $9, reg- larly $15.76. 2, ; Warley $6.60 to $11.25, 4-Piece Tea Sets, at.$14.29, regu- | Water Pitchers, at 3.78, ta $3.00, ; larly $17.60, |\rexularly $3.50 to $4 ‘ 3-Plece Coffee Sets, at $4.75 and |' Fruit Bowls, at §2 te $&60, reg $10, regularly $4.80 and $12.75. juinrlys se 00" C6, B.Bo. Chycolate Pots, at $1.75 und $2.) Cake Baskets, at $3.25 to $4.78, regularly $2.2 and $1.50. |rewularly $4.50 to Odd Cream and Spoon Holders, at res- $1 to $4, rogularly $2 to $6. | uineiy.sEeai tore neues Fern Dishes, at $2.50 to $4, rexu-| Butter Dishes, at $1 te §8, reg- larly $3.75 to }ulasly $2 to $6, aking Dishes, at $8,60,t0 $7.25, | syrup P' regularly #5 to 310. NRE outa Cathe ar Meath nay Bread Trays, at $1 to $3.75, reg Dest! t 1.25 to $9.50, ularly $1.00 to’ $%. were soenitorions ts fost : Candelabra, at $4.50 to $8.75, ‘ Crumb Sets, at $2 to £4.50, \reg- w. were $6 to wlarly 8.9 to $11.50, Rogers’ Extra Plate at Special Prices Toa Spoons, at $1 2 dozen, Grayy Ladles, at 500 each, | Desaort Spoons, at 81.75 a dosen.| Vio Servers, at 750 each, ‘Table Spoons, at 82 a dosen, BUC: eal yes nti aee each, Coffee Spoons, at 81.15 n dowen, | .friple Piated: jum Knives, at Triple Plated Dessert Knives, at a dosen. Medium Forka, at Butter Spreaders, at 82.50 a| | Triple Fruit Knives, at oxen, bk Soh fapk n Btore, O14 Bullding. Boup Ladies, at 61.25 each, mm Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway, Eighth tp Fourth Av Tenth. Street. . ji ; Fe nr eT TEN AT SN reas