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! 6 Saturday tna Sunday arc Wortd Route and Home Day. THE WORLD. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 17. 1893. Houae art - Day Ate, Repeated to Tb mtig WorW free 1
i ' -' ' ' '
I laiSJeSiHffS5C)
I House
I Furnishings.
Annual Sale.
Oood Floor Broom OB
Tile Teapot Hlantl, wire f ruined.. ,10
Bliaxo Sivimiiii- Soup "'-'
tputH Uwn Soul "
Idtrge size lliinl Wood Chopping J Q
Howl 10
Jaiianiieil Spire Ciil in. t. couta.n- fir
ing liz smaller boles ,LU
Dai.y Fly Killer 4
lib. King's Tea and Coffee Ciiu- ftr
titer US
fnimtiuril Crumb Trey, wilb fine lit
Jinstle Brush U
Brans Hoop Cednr I'ail Hi
Water Coolers. ' ( pal OO
Water Cooler., 1 pal W4
Water Cooler. 8 gal DH
Double Gns-Storea. at !
Donble Oil-Stoves. 4 burners 1,30
Mrs. I'ottH'H Irons, loll aol for. . .70
Oood Funily Clothes Wringers. 1 41)
rillow HI mi n Holdera et 10
Agate Ware at cost of
Tinware---and many
Other Specials.
Bloomingdale Bros.,
3d Ave., 51)111 & 60th Bta.
1 Bit LIST OF ACCIDENTS.
a
Many More tlian the Usual
Number in Forty eight Hours.
Hot few or Tlieni Due to tbi
Unit.
The accident and fatalities of the pas!
forty-eight hours have been varied, and
U some of them remarkable. Many of
, them were the result, directly or Indl
jj. rectly, of the Interne heat.
The hody of u drowned man about
; alxty years of ukc vvus dllcoverc 1 In the
. Hudson River, at the fool of Eighteenth
meet, ut nboul 5 o'clock this morning.
He was seen tu fall overboard very near
i the same place last night. Tlie inuii was
fl about live feet seven Inchei tail, ha I
1 gray hair, .smooth face, and wore cotton
ii trousers, u vest and brogan ihoei.
' Paul (). i Ion::.!, thirty ye, us old, ol
67 Park street, al l.lfi A. M. to-day wai
f: found lying on the sidewalk In front ol
his residence. It wun supposed that tie
W- fell from the aecond-itory window, lie
; was Intel nally Injui .1.
V Itlchard Birmingham, thirty-nine years
f, Id, of !W Walts street, fractured a l.v
by falling ofr the Itoop of his resident'.
. early this morning. He was sent to
,' Chambtis Street Hospital.
EL Jaiaee Coughlin, thirty years old, ol
ISO Ninth avenue, was taken to Koosevelt
Hospital early this morning with a flue
i' tured IkUll. He la reported to Ion
fallen from the tourtb-itory window u
tils boma shortly after midnight Into
. the rear yard, ills body was also be
verely injured.
t i'uiiet-.oan uugan, of the Wjust Thlr
. tlelh .treat station, shot und killed a do;
In fruni of y eleventh tivcnue, Th'
policeman repoi leJ that tii" brute wai
I mad.
ft Mary Foley, thirty-five years old, oi
, 107 liast Foriy-thlni street, feil out o
3 the MOnnd-atory win low "t' her rest
dence to the yard thts morning, ab mi
I mr I o'clock, ami besides receiving a n.o
J? ture of her left leg sustained severe In
temal Injuries, bne waa sent to IJelli
vue Hob,. mil.
a Ledger Parti, twenty-one years of age
, and rep rod to have n borne, tvu
aent to i.e.ievue Hospital tins morning
lufferlng with a fit. The police of lie
a East Twenty-sci mid street station ex
2' perlenceu considerable dllhculty in gel-
ting the man tu go to the hospital.
fty Charles Bommer, a BiKte n v.-ar-ol-.
M lad. living nt ,u w,ai Thirty-seven tl
it .tree', w iule r. wun on the Norih lave:
last evenln , with two oilier boys, he
' came prostrated by the beut at abou
It T.SO o'clo. k. in ,1, toppling over, fell lot
J the water and wu carried away in
the swlf; current. Ins bod) was not re
fi covered.
tl l'eter Drennan, of sit Cast One Hun
j dre.l an 1 Ninth streot, mil Thutnni
geeley. i f 235 El si One It imln 1 at.
Eighths reet.were awlmming m the Knsi
River of; One H indred mil Klfth in
m yesterday mornln;; when the rallroid
terry boat Espress, ol I ho Now Vork,
New Haven and Hartford Uallr rt.
a paused ttpstreani, making great swells
J Beeley was Bucked undei and drowned
ti He was tweiny-two jears old. 'I'll., bods
w wsa not recovered.
a The body of an unknown man wn
-, taken out of the Harlem Ulvcr ut Wll '
avenue Ian night. The man u is ;',::
Rw years oil. wore a cutawaj coat, striped
p; trousers, white aliirt me Limit t.. h
nla pockets were two screwdriver! n
pair of r.liera and a enrd bi ui n., ih
tl names and addresses of Al Wells i;- i
o Turk awni ., Hri oklin Fred ektii i
RltATentli JS" "'
li John I-.. . . ... a thirl n . ar
d "" lad. while returnl ,. from Hunday
-, achool yesterday uftern went In
bathing In Fulton Creek He ild noi
H awlm and was drown, d
A nli ,:c.n-year .hi .-.., of Farmer
u Tledina.-i, of laueens, was drowned while
" Lathliu n. .I.m. ai , Ha) yi n-i la .
IJ IMP from a picnic b u i'i; rli i i '' '
i KftJ?J "''' "' v,''' '' ' ' J and f. II
into tl.e water, and Win r '..I
c with mueh difficulty aftei heii i iuled
a Uneonselpiii nut r n wg;Ci
Mme. Bellotl i Duel ow, th- nap' te in
t "rmf ,"'" begins an . ::,,. .,.
U the Hen Beach Palace, . . .,.., gand, I
day or.nis tear cancelling her contract
,, yesterday. Hhe is an expen swlninier,
O but w nt out beyond the in,, lines urn
was l.iuuulit a core line.
r was, r suscltati d w th .1 t1' dlty,
Edgiir Ayrea, of Warren street, Jei y
City, rep to I at Capi i;,- n u atatlon,
sp llrooklyn. ut : o'clock Ons morning
aU Jnat a young man n .un-1 Joseph !
M U PHI, ol Twenty-....-.. ,, ! street, Ne
gfX Dour before and drowned,
f H Four-year-old Uuti, ..r 104
' MKIm porta Second sin-i. urooklyn, wns
JHTW Ja"y Ir.Jured yeaterda) morning I 1 1 l.
afF ,' fkull vaa traetured and his left leg
BF a broken by the fall.
"t at', . nv"." Marshman, threa yean old,
f fell .r..m a third-story window at his
parent! home. 701 Atlantic avenue
V, Brooklvn, an.i mstalnel a compound
! agY frft'ni1.1" of ,n" iku'l. from which he
will die
, u John Apt, of 178 North Klghth stn.et
I Of Brooklyn, fell through an uniliil lied
f -a floor In the new building al Fi nil and
r Fulton streets Katurday afternoon re-
. jlvlng a fractured hkull and Internal
injuries. He is in the Homoeopathic
J Hoapitiil.
L Peter Coyle, of 15S Haymond street,
' Brooklyn, lies In Homoeopathic Hospltul
it J 1
HaaVaeaBA-A.
EHRICH BROTHERS.
Not even during the Christmas weeks have we had larqer crowds than thronged our stores the past week. With this success in view we Intend holding
Another Noteworthy and Exceptional Week's Sale.
No House begins to offer the Great Bargains that are continually to be found In Our Establishment, and that is the Reason why
To-Morrow you will find our stores crowded on every floor.
THESE ARE ONLY SAMPLE ITEMS. THOUSANDS MORE AT EQUALLY GUT PRICES,
An Entirely Frosh Stock ot
Ladies' Shirt Waists,
7,100 PIECES,
ctiMI'itlNINii Alt. bTTLKH, QUAUTIM ami
MATERIALS, Al.l. SIIADKM, IN TliK RKWBST
Di:si.NS OF STKIPEB, DlltOKS, iiaimv
FIOURKB ANl PLAIN AM 0OLORKD
UIlOt'NPS, I.AIINDI.Hl.K OOLtARB AMI
ctin-s,. AI.MH PLAIR OKI s. TIIK FIT 18 l'i:n
FKOT, ami Willi. 1. TUB8R Waists WOULD
BR AN IklHRNBg HAIllltN At SB, kai II.WK
OFFBR ITIICM Al.l. m OUR TRADE AT
mm v
AfiMO
I'hn ri.-i-ri-t Itsrcifn " nffrrifl in
Latdltl1 Sn hhirt Wtilttl iii 111 thrJ
iftiHi Bin. -in or itni 1 "h.'ii 1.1k 111; Trtr
UI.nt.tMB, In PArUlU lUur.. sh.H f VI
I'ftik. ntt inr) BUekiWlth fallJabou I J
daWII ft (it) I, It I Mil Up ll'rt.n , KSIfj
a 39
.'.o 1 UdUi' Ho Bilk Wilili.wiih Call . -
lnfMiad rafllMi ilto Btrptntlnw 1 U II
ii'tf f "n eolorillk . " Blrlprai I U U
PoU, Pl4ldi, ,,worUi fatly .'.iio) H
Great Corset Sale.
WK IUVK .Itni PUROHABRD 6.UO0 PAIRB
UK GORNRTm ALL ITNI; OOODB, IRDLUDIRU
It. CO., I. II. AMI r. II. BAHPLEB AM)
M'MIt l.'. Till: IMI'tlll'l I.IK AN1 MlM'-I-
'.('IT'ltt Its ARE l.'I.MM. Ill I' AT UMB
MIAN tu, . UN THE DOLLAR.
Al.l. DM MALI; TII-ll(lltl(OW AT
LOOK AT THIS.
WE'VE JU.sr AlAPi A TREMENDOUS PUR.
(HANK OF
BEST QUALITY SILK FRONTS.
BEST QUALITY SILK VESTS.
3EST QUALITY ETON FRONTS.
3EST QUALITY BUFFON FRONTS.
Toll lArmtnl dot), cool tad ooonoinlOAl
abttitato lor tbi RomI ink it wore udiIw a
.ickft, Wf iir tbn in ttory oolor i Bilk, frjt
imiitj of nlk, oil roBibl nations of fttik. moh
iiipHK of nil onion, dot of .ii tliodM. Poo lord
i ki4 BrooonodHllko. ploln Bilks, At Thntront
it made- Id Miious y-. such th itutttrtiy
R0t, tho .Intioi irToi, Iho llufflu offoot, Mnj
nf brood folded bolts of ttlk t too hod.
i boio Front tt oud VmIi oro roods with ond wi'h
ui lown lift', vtiuh Inonra both eomforl md
ut tu. Ihoyaro inodo in soil at from 13.00 io
:. oo aooh. 9 if ill soil ihow lor
llllh (JRKAT BALK AM. Al
tin: sii.k in TIIKMK ti:htk ik
iVOUTii utiiti: than iiorm.i: Tin:
"(it'i:.
rVlth A ftMcturf.i left lea;, trip renult
f .i kick from n Westcott exprcay horaa
n Butur i:t night
. diii.-. ..:i .mi the Pronpoct Park
Roulevat-J, opp8lto llader'i Hotel, litnt
ilKht. lttwoin h hlM Ptasrf coach, ladun
ti plt-iiflure-fipokerp from t'otiey IhI
!!. irnt tit- ennch 'f OetirKn Hums, of
;ijjlityBtxth sir. ct titt'l Avenue A. this
. r Btiltesl In Ihe wrenching off of a
hot 1 from Hurnn'n couch.
tPirttH was thrown tT th' ioat t
the rondway, and he Huntnlned nevere
n J' tries lo the head niil face. lf w.i
taken int.. Bad t'b Hotel, The coachli k
nnrty u 1 ti"t mop, unit Iturmt'n fatva,
niiiii ami two women, continued their
journey to thB city by anotht r convn
n i
Lltlle Tewle Will In moon, three yarn
i I whu i.il'ti to the Aroenal police pna
tlnn. i 'entral Park, j chp rdnv, by Pnrlt '
t'ollccman I'owerB, The little ithTn :
nci had ii lonjr, deep gneh Umt had to
w Hi'tcht I. Rhe : 1 U t elshi year-old
b; other had struck h r. but the little
felb. w atoutls denied It, and mM tti.it
,-htle .i i t of boys "-t.- Btonlnti birds
op i 'at Hui one r the stont s had bit
T .-si.-.
DEATH REVEALS A MARRIAGE.
Wb Collin -4 and John T. ri.l'llps
Wt Peer', y Wadded Month! A 90
MKMlMlls Torn.. July 17. The secret
mi rrln 1 sevt ial m nth ;.;: of a young
Knoxvllle belle i- a Memphis man has
lust .onio to light, owIiir to the death
t t:-" husband Miss Rdle rolltni, of
K: ixvllle, and John T. Phillips of Mem
j. his, met a' the K 1 t Tennt depot
ni Knoxvllle si me two yeaw ago, where
Phillips, who was a member of the
t'hlckaeaw Qvmrils ol Memphis, was de
parting for th.' troubled mining dls
trlets. Mutual admiration at flrsl glance
.;".. into vltdent and undying love, and
young iiiii' were secretly married
;-i Macon, Ou., last March, aim- hav
Iny i'.i.--'-l several days hupptly together
I. 11 Li) 1 and wife, misb 1 'oiling t--1
irned " '' Ithout di ulglns t any
1 I r .-. ret, I'lillli, - left Macon and
' k-elaud, Teim., where he died
last wei k.
BAROtl WEDS A CHAMBERMAID.
An AiiMtr.an Noblorr an Takes to
U '.frt a Clrcak-o Itpvanl;
CHICAOO, Jul) 17. Pretty Anna Wit
Icower was until last Sunday a chamber
maid at the Palmer House. Now ghs
ih HaronegB Boblberg, wife of a million"
aire Austrian nobleman. Tho courtship
began about a year ago while the Baron
wu h gUSBl at the I'.ilmor HoUBa, It
was renewed laat Spring, and Saturday
when tho Lit run made his third visit to
Chicago the couple ware married.
The couple left yo-Hterday afternoon
for the lO.iKt, and after a lour of the
w-iterlng places thoy will return to
C'hlcugu aud visit Lbe Exollioa.
Men's Out
The Most Important .Sale of
laundered .shirts, representing
17,000
at a cut In prices never before kn
Take note that each Shirt I per
tleman can wear the same. Also,
UAual price aiked for these goods,
daaleri. to the fact that our name Is
330 dozen Men's Botany Finn
very lntest hIvIcs mid colorings), in
mado with n pointed yoke, felled
$1.45, In addition
One lot of Men's Laundered
cufi'H, Moft lioHoniH, iii Mndriis, Oxf
fanoy materiala, in the latest Htylen
shades of pink, blue, lavender and
t.er Htlipes, Milkii dots, coiiiliitnitioii
made with a pointed centre yoke
to any tl.dO shirt. Also,
150 dozen (Soft Sliirts for rnon,
(lotli, superior styles and designs,
with n yoke cut full in size, usually
ALL. AT THE UNI
ONLY 3 SHIRTS
Ladies' Colored Skirts.
HO IHIZ.IN KASI 111. ACK (AMI IN
(I, nil anii HATKBN BKIRTB, THIMMi ID
WITH A DKBP 111. Alii I MIIKillDKIII l
lit IKI.lii ALSO IKI.M'lt I. AWN BK1RTS
Willi A DKKP KMI'i I'l.AITINO AMI
Ml Al IN.l or' Mill MATI.KIAI. IN llllll
I. Ii. Ill' III. UK AND TAN, AI.MI ALL Ol.'K
UlStlHAM BKIRTB IN L1UIIT OK MAliK
KIIAIIK. NOT (INK WORTH LISH THAN
KI.OVI 11 US TO 1.7S ALL ON hAl.i: Tl).
11' Mill' 1 V AT
Bpsolklloftef RttliUs Polus. In.h
I'mnt iii whit sad sora, slso f I An
Point i'" Osds an.i Pompidour ) 1 x
I'n.i'i 'HiiT ... sons wu ii. i.i. I l CI
tlisn 76a, ; sllsl
LACES.
74 I'll CDS (IF D-lltOII POINT DK ORRR
AMI Nl:i' TOP LA. KS. SUM WOllTIl l.Lh.1
I MAN t8s. A 1AKI1. TO Mt'UKilW A I'
ALSO OK I'll. II S MINIM I'I 11 NT l )
OKNB8, U INctiis WIDE, VALUE - Pf
1.34, AT ) lHBl
SIXTH AVEM
SUED FOR II WOMAN'S LOVE.
Meyerson Wants Withum to Pay
Him $2,500 Damages,
Husband . hurgfd with Kiu'ourns-
tnc Hi wiir's Infidelity.
David Mcyerion, "f ft' Weit Third
treat, this city, lm begun an action
iicaiimt Frederick Withum, "f;:r Hlecck
it sir.M't, in the I'.iuit .if Common
ri.'im tu recover t2,5uu damniies for the
alienation of his wife's uffcctloni.
Withum was arrested un July 13, and
contlned in l.udlow sir.'i't Jail until he
procured ball in the sum !' tOoO. He
N charged nith wrltltm letters t" Mrs
Mcyerion under the names of frank
W'ils.ui and Clcorge Thuinpsun, b which
lit' iiersu 1.I...1 L.f til t.:,e li,r hnsl.Mti.l
Meyeraon suyi thai ins wlfi loft him
on Feb, n last, and lhat l' found her
in Albany after a long search sie
w. living with Witliuin. .ui.! nficr much
trouble he Mil. I her to return home
"i'li Mini .Hi Inly 1. lie charges III. II nil
July :i. two days after, Withum again
i" rsuaded his if.' t.. m . bun, an l
this time took her to Chicago, it.- does
t. '' Tl' IW ''.-!, ;,),,. n,,iv Is.
wiitiiim denies the charges against
him and claims thai Meyerson, hy h;s
own "r.nif; acts, causeu h: iwf.. to
leave him He alleges that Meyen m ll,l
not llie with bis if,. after the Spring uf
IkSM Hint ih.it lie (Withum) hus be. .11
rei -.it to r ree him t i leave the cltl
In un aflldavll Mrs. Meyerson states
tiiiii she did nut live with her himtmml
after the S)rlng nt isw, and thai .it thai
time her husband had n.. money i" sup
port her. They parted by mutual con
sent. Sin- snys tli.it from thai to the present
lime she earned her living n. a public
woman, and became acquainted with
Withum In Phlladelphl.i She charges
tl. ui her husband himself destroyi l ). r
love for htm ariii encourage I her in a
loose iiL.'.le of llf.. m fi. i they were mar
ried She also f.iyr that her husband
gave her the ticket lor Chicago,
si,,, also pays that both her husband
nn.l his lawyer told her Him thej did
not w,sh to pr eute the case .f Withum
would )'-a . .' tow n . fn r the paper, had
i. .'.Mi obtained it was found that withum
la. i MitiiH mean time be n releaae.1 from
(all without the kn nvl Mkc of tils own
law yor
Baldwin Trsred for funritim Pencil.
I KKW IIAVKN, Julv 17 The l-glsti be.
Delis Hi. i' ( nnileetleul bus s OOd CU 'I'lA'e
fur the vacant ilUltlonBlp or tbe t-upieme
lienrn ot tbe i nii.il xuies In the panel) of
-ii i l.aLluli.. a . i Justien ol Uie
I tubu. cikui supreuio OuUTI ot i.i i i j.
ling Shirts.
dents' Colored Laundered and Un-
PIECES,
own in this country, as follows:
feet In fit and finish, and any gen
as this sale Is at about one-third the
we call the attention of Interested
In every shirt and cannot be erased.
nel ninl Madras Outing Shirts,
eluding stripes, plaids and checks,
seams, cut full in size ; worth
Negligee Shirts, stiff collars and
ords, Cheviots, l'ereale and other
and colorings, in all the leading
heliotrope, in neat single and elus
figuros and solid colors, excellently
and cut full in size in fact, equal
in Madias, Cheviot, Sateon, Isis
colors the most dcBiralilo, made
sold at 07c;
FORM PRICE OF
J each.
TO A CUSTOMER.
SILK NECKTIES
for Men, Women & Children.
WK HAVE .HIST MAIIKTIIKLAKOKhT I'tlK
CM ASK ON RECORD OI KINK SILK NKiKTH'S.
THE MANUFACTURER ABBURKS I's THAT
TllKNr NRUKTIKB CANNOT UK MADE KOlt
DOUBLE THH PRJOB WK INTEND KKTAILlNO
THRU AT. THKV AUK IN BEAUTIFUL POLKA
DOTS, STRIPES, PLAIN COLORS. ORENA
DINES, PLAIDS, BROOADBD EtKKOTB. IN
KA-lT, TIIK PATTERNS AUK TOO NUMEROUS
in Ml NTHiN. THEY AUK ALL l'l' I.I. WIDTHS
ANDLENOTHS, WB HAVK thousands of
Till M, THHRRPORB will not LIMIT TIIK
BALE. Vol: CAN Ill'Y oNK Oil A THOU
SAND, lie I' THH PRIGS WILL always RE
MAIN THE SAME. IF vol! ARE1NNBEDOF
SILK NECKTIES FOR TUB NEXT YBAR THIS
tsvol'R OPPORTUNITY TO BUY IN A SUP
PLY AS 11INI1 AS THIS (JRKAT LOT LASTS
TUE PRICE WILL HE ONLY. EACH
fi slfiaala C.
Infants' Wear.
COO Infant1 Hlmrt Nmu-muI ainK
Cambria UreaM--, Prtnob KwbfolJ-l -,. -..
red uki mil llahjr Waist , atao-' J Q C
rally tritnumtt with lDt9rtlnfa. in-. 1
brotUarad adgaa au.1 iMtbar-aiitcb i ww
lug and headings, wern a'i. 7ft
IUE AND TWENTY-TH
SULZLR MISSED STEAKS.
As is Rftiult Ratnurntur Bcbmltz
Is ArrsiiM'l and Held.
in the Marifm Poltoa Court tblt morning
HtTiiiiiu St liinii, a i.' . ;tur.im-Kt'fHT, or moh
Rasi ou Hundred ati Twentxistb street.
Wan it- i i In $500 Tor i-xamlnutiun on a
cUarge or rooeivtnv itolon gooda
Utrinau suier. wbo kt-epi tiu Harlem
RlTOl' I'ark ai seoon.l Avenue untl (mo liun-
dred aua Twentfautb itreet, nas been
minting large quant K lea o meat for
yoan past, una tt nally suspectoU Ula
OOOk, who in ne ttuvhargrd two irefkl
(go 'I be new eonk caino to lam a dav or two
ago at.. I Hill Ui.tts.Umii bud i UI lilm thai
me previous cook iii id him meat Be
w. un' I to inuKo un ananncmnt wuti tUu
uew o Oi.
a -ti-ak wai marked for identlfloatloD ami
.Bold I" BC limit I, but WbtQ he was arrrbn-d
I in aergeaui at tin- aiationb 'oae r. t-r i tu
hold linn. - u tbe ground thai tkal partl.-ular
ateaK Uad D.OI been Molou.
cnmltl wm i i.-.i t',i, but ft search ot his
pre mi tea revealed a large ipiantuy 01 stolen
silverware, berauM 01 wbloo be was re-ir-
ii bled and held.
( hi bmtU I ilius that the Mlverare v?M re
turned wltii bll own goods bv people lo
1 ir bom Ut- served meals iu ibeir uwn ii. ;. -
THINK REV. MR. ADAMS 1FISANE.
His Late Parlstitonftra Bo Aooount
for Hll Convnrslon to Catholicism.
Tlu're is Mut chip ttirme among those
of the Episcopalian faith In New York
to-day. it is the withdrawal of the
young, bandionu ami eloquent Hev.
"Father" Henry A Adams fn..Ti the
Episcopal Church and his letter announ
cing thut that Church, of which he has
been lo.'Kul upon us a Lrinht, shining
Star, in a "ridiculous monstrosity, dom
Inated by Wialthi to which even the
I parish rector is but a lycophant and -a
slave," ami thin "Kplicopallanlim
crushes faith out of men and breaks the
hearts of loygl son.-i."
They ire lurprlsed at his Joining the
H oiian Catholic Church, tor it is But a
few ii' since r. bitterly denounced
liumanlim from hi pulpit.
His I. He parishioners wonder If the
young minister is mentally right They
recall many act! nf abhent-mindeilness
ni his part, and they declare lli.it lie
has ii.iys been erratic, in evidence of
x.ln.'li tlioy point to tTie sudden disap
pearance "f the young rector at St.
Haul's, Buffalo, and Ihe receipt by tlie
vestry ol a letter from him In the Island
of Cuba, resigning the rectorship, and
Klvlnn no reason tor it.
.l the house presented Li Hev Mr.
AduiiK by an enthusiastic admirer, at
I'.r.at River, 1-. I. Mrs. Adams, the
minister's young wife, said:
i My husband Is ill, and u 111 see no
one. He hus nothing to add to his open
letter, and. of course, he will not become
a priest of the C.uholle church, but he
I v. ii, do religious work as a layman."
t
i
Our Silk Bargain
THIS WEEK.
Our Best Figured Summer Silks,
FULL 3'J IN. WIDK. IN I.XQUISITK DKSIOSB,
INCLUDINU KVKIIY SIZK STHlPi:, EVERT
SIZE HOT, EVERY SIZE FLORAL KFFECT
IN SHORT, OVER 75 DIFFER I NT DKSMiNS
TO CHOOSE KROM. TU". COLORINUS AND
COMBINATIONS ARK BEAUTIFUL, ON AC
COUNT OK THK KXTRKM' WlllTH, 3 YARDS
WILL .MARK A WAIST. 7 YAKDS WILL MARK
A SUIT. THBSI SILKS AHE PARTICULARLY
DKSIKAHI.K ON ACCOUNT OF THE WIDE
WIDTH SKIHTS AMI HRK.-M.S WHICH ARK
SO MUCH IN VOflUK.
IN SHORT. THBSI ARK THK BEST SUMMER
SILKS MADK. AND WK i.C A l( A M I 1. EVI'.KV
YARD OK HUM. FOR Mils i. 111. AT SALK
WE WILL BELL THKM AT
On arrount of the extreme width of the
rtbove the price In reality U lower thnn
Ihe rlifiii'. trashy ilk ottered at lew
prleea.
M Dress Fabrics.
T morrow we offer l,TO(l oleees of flno
Mummer Wash I ubrles, representing one
of Ibo liirg' si piireliasen n.nile bv any
New York retailer anil which will be
sold tills week as follows nolle of Iheso
vnlnen I'ltn be duplicated i
900 PIECES HCiNcil PRINTED " OI.ORIA "
BATBBNi, FLOWERED AND OMBRE KV
PB0T8, PLAIN BLACK, BLACK AND WHITE,
BTR1PKB AND Dors, WORTH ISO.
ar.o piki s kink DIMIl'IBS AND DOITED
LAWN SWIsSKS IN HOTS AND STRIPKS.
FLOWERED AND FK1URBD EFFECTS, col
ors ALL WARRANTED FAST, WORTH lso.
rain PIECES FINE mini. HAMS, FULL AND
COMPLETE LINK. IN OUEOKS, PLAIDS AND
BTRIPRSi VALUE lsc
6?0 PIECES 3C-1N. FRENCH PERCALES,
WHITS AND OOLORRO OROUMDS, IN FIU
URKR, DOTS AND FLOWERS, VALUE 18c.
All at the Unl SOA npr varri
form Price o! S8 W
STORM SERGES.
(1. 010 YARU8 ELEGANT QUALITY STORM
PROOF ENGLISH BBROBS, WARRANTED NOT
Tu PULL OR SLIP, IN ALL CoHiIlS, IN
CLUHINO ITtllKi: BHAD1S8 NAVY AND
BLACK, REGULARLY Ill.TAll.ED For i.o0
YARD, AT
Misses' Suits.
One lot Mi"ss' tint I'ton Suits in
1 Doah anil OhatloU, tall Iterari sad' Q QO
Hi-hup BlsaTaa,alaaa 19 to it raarsij 30
' worth 4-t.bu. at ' a. I
iIRO STREET.
FLEMING FELL TO HIS DEATH.
a
Terrible Plunge from the Roof or
Window of a Factory Building.
.soma Say Suicide but Others De
clare It an Accident.
The Coroner hai been asked to Inves
tigate the deuth of John Filming, who
cither Jumped or fall from the roof or
fourth floor window of the factory build
ing, "II und M Crosby street. It waa
thought at tlrst that Fleming was en
gnged In burglary and met tils death by
accident.
About 10.30 o'clock last night Mrs.
Shea, who lives at 41 Marion street, was
putting her children to sleep when she
was Itartlld by a crash oulside her
window
The house In which she lives Is In
tlie rear of the building on Crosby street,
and there Is only a narrow courtyard
between.
Mrs. Shea looked out and saw a man
lying on top of a wire screen covering
over a skylight of tlie factory. She
called a policeman.
There was considerable trouble get
ting the man out. as no entrance could
be f. mi.. I into tin- factory. The police.
nieii had to gel over a wall Irom the
cellar of the Marlon street house nnd
carry the stranger, Who was still ullvu,
down -n a ladder.
There, was great delay in getting on
ninb.iluilce. It is said that nearly an
hour elapsed before' one came from St.
Vincent's Hospital. It was stated that
the delay wai cauied by ihe ambulance
receiving m many urgent calls during
the n gilt.
While walling for the ambulance th"
policeman tried to learn the dying man's
name. "Kelly. 3'.." was all he could
gel from h.ui. He Baked for water a
couple of llllles. and died soon afler a
prleit had a iminisiered the last rites
of ihe church and before the ambulance
got .nerc.
Tin body was carried to the Mul
berry itreil station.
The dead man was about twenty-two
years old. .', feet 7 Indus high, hud dark
hslr and blue eyes, and wore strip.'.',
trousers and lawn tennis shtrl. Ii.- hrid
HO shoes, coat or vest on. There was
nothing In Ills pockets by which his
Identity could be established.
lailer In Ihe day the body was identi
fied as that of John Pluming, twenty
one years old. who worked in (lie build
ing. He was employed as a trimmer by
. 8. T. Mills, pamphlet-binder, whose
place of business Is on the fourth-story
of 7S-6I Crosby street.
It was said there that Fleming had
laien la Mills's employ for the past ten
LADIES' SUITS.
1.0011 I.ADIEV STYLISH SUITS IN LAWN.
(HNiiMAM, KATEKN AND OTHER Matk.
klALN. HANIiSOMK WaIST. IN A LAROK
VARIETY OF COLORS, BTRIPKI AND PIfl.
1,'RKS; ALSO A VERY KINK DUOK SUIT,
WITH FULL SKIRT AND PLAITED BELT,
STYLISH ETON JACKET, IN A CHOICE SK
LEl TION OF COLORS, WORTH 10.26, AT
2 48
lftO Fin Knjtllsb Hen Tallnr-Maflfi Eton Baits,
Ji'-ksii half lins'l with silk, richly trlmmsd
with hraiil. full skirt In hlus anil black; also
stylish I ton Miltaln plahl aurl striped t'amel's
Hair an t f ne lih Srrir". Jacket ( Sk AQ
half Hi s.l wiih silk, full circular V3 HH
skirt, with Itflllb l.eilt In craj ijV
and tan, worth rrin v:.. at aT
960 LADIES' DUCK AND PIQUE I J C
vests, WORTH 18.00, at 9lirU
A eomplete assortment of Ilathlna;
Suliai In Flannel, Mohair n ml tScraea al
remarkablr low in feci.
HOUSE GOWNS.
WRAPPERS OE FKiURED LAWN. MADE
WITH RUFFLES OVER SHOULDERS. WAT.
TKAU HACK, BISHOP SLEEVES; ALSO PER
CALE WRAPPERS, MAUE THE SAME STYLE.
IN LIGHT ULUK. PINK AND LAVENDER
STRIPES. A WRAPPER SUITABLE FOH
MOURNING, OE cambric, made with
PRINCESS I'.Al'h. LOOSE FRONT AND FIN
ISHED WITH lil.LTi THESE MOODS ARE
WORTH 41.10 TO $1.9 EACH, AT
CLOVES.
110 DOZKN LADIES' . ANI1 6 BUTTON KID
CLOVES IN TAN. (.RAY AND BLACK; ALsO
8 BUTTON OANT8 DK SUEDE; ALSO SB
DOZEN PURE SII.K (il.OVES IN TAN. MODE.
CRAY. PEARL AND KLAl K, EMBROIDERED,
ALL WORTH ERoM Tie. TO ll.il! PER
FAIR. AT
ALSO ONK LOT OF LADIES' 6-) P An
BUTTON WHITE I'lUllnls KU
CLOVES. VALUE 89o. A PAIR, AT..) J J
BOYS' CLOTHING.
600 BOYS' WASHABLE SUITS. EXOELLBN1
MATERIALS, IN HAIRLlaB ANM OTHER
STRIPES. Willi DEEP, WHITE SAILOR COL
LAR AND SPLENDDLY MADE THESE
SUITS WERE NEVER sold at LESS THAN
J.U0 EAi IH TO-MORROW ALL AT
years. He went there as a boy and
worked himself up. He was regarded
ns being holiest und faithful, and was
so well thought Of that lie was allowed
to carrj the keys of the plr.ee.
What he was doing there last night,
however, no one can surmise. There
was no evidence that anything had
been taken, and his fellow-workmen
ridiculed the Idea that there was any
thing wrong In his being there.
H was suggested by on" of ids friends
thai he may have committed suicide.
The forewoman In the bindery said
that Fleming lived at V& East Thirty
sixth street. He was single. Ft was
said that his domestic relations were
Unhappy on nc.ount of his father being
a drinking man. He had trouble with
his falher nnd also with a married sis
ter. It was thought that he mnv hnve
gone to the place last night to sleep
there. His hut. coat and shoes were
found in the simp this morning,
How he came to fall, If he did not
commit suicide, Is n ni.vst.-ry unless he
went to sleep on the roof and rolled
off. One of the windows on the fourth
floor wai open
The other workmen lay that Fleming
was un honest voting man, and thev
scout the suspicion that h" went there
to do anything wrong. The coroner
has been asked to Investigate the ease,
"ase.
CAN'T SlEJTHE COMET,
The Nlghta Are Too Hazy for a
Oood View of tho Visitor.
Assistant Prof, jacobv, of Columbia
College, has in en greatly disappointed
by his failure to see the much' talked
of comet which has created such a
sensation both In this country and Eu
rope. People of this city who are Interested
in science n general and the comet in
particular, share his regret, for while
It has been distinctly Kl'ol with the
naked eye in different parts of. the
country and In Europe, It has not been
seen at all in this city owing to the
hn.e on the horizon each night.
Prof. Jacoby has looked through the
telescope for the last three nights in
succession. He said that the comet Is
! very low down In the horizon to th"
1 northwest with the tall ascending, but
thai Hi" leait haze would hide It lll
i together from view, if i were per-
fectly clear It could be Ural seen about
ll'.ou. and would then be visible till about
10.90. at which hour it sets.
Prof. Jacoby said it was impossible to
decide at present whether the comet is
going to get brighter or to diminish.
That cannot he tdd until lufBclent Ob
i lirvatloni have been made to determine
Its orbit, and that cannot be done until
It has been carefully observed for from
ten lo fifteen days.
m m
Cougblln-Batterberry Wadding.
Invitations are out to tbo wedding of Mr.
John II. fougiillo tu Miss Margaret llatter-
berr) In St. Peter's I Uurcb. ban lay street,
IiiiM w I'dii-Miar i Tei.ing al T.SO o'clock. A
recrpilou will billow the ccrcmuur al tbe
bride's b'.uiu, 41 .New au''iL
i
" g'-'jlSaagssaaaBi'-,'-J' 1 An'' I Ic
VOGEL BROTHERS
(Clothiers and Outfitters), 1
8TH AVE., COR. 42d ST. I
MEN'S AND YOUTHS' SUITS, I
Formerly sold at 1
8 I 6.00, 8 I 8.00 AND 820.00, I
NOW 1
$10.50 I
FOR THI8 WEEK ONLY.
All Light Weight Summer Coats reduced to
extraordinary low prices.
8TH AVE., COR. 42d ST.
REAL ESTATE.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
OPENING.
Wednesday, July 19.
INGLESIDE,
One Block from Cor. Parsons
and Sandford Aves.,
FLUSHING.
IN VERY BKST AND MOST SELECT PART OF
THE VILLAUE.
LOTS FoOM $100 TO $600 APIECE.
ON SMALT, MONTHLY
INSTALMENTS.
STONE SIDEWALKS.
WATER MAINS TO BE LAID.
SPECIAL 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
ON ALL PURCHASES
FOR OPENING 10 DAYS.
TITLES INSURED.
COMPLIMENTARY PASSES.
IERE JOHNSON, JR.. CO., CO I.ib.rtr t..N.Y.,
and 180 and 191 Mnalaicu. nt., Brooklyn.
No Money Down.
if iron wiiii. HATMFY pa that
VOI' AUK TIIK ItlGUT PARTY WE
Wll. I. I I'KMHII YOLK HOMES WITH
ABSOLUTELY
No First Cash Payment.
Hli .1IAKI NO OTIll.lt IMHTINC
TION OM CONDITIONS THAN AIIOVK.
(Ml INTEND THIN ADVKKTISK.HENT
TO .MEAN EXACTLY WHAT WE
NO MONEY DOWN.
Everything for Housekeeping.
Furniture and Carpets, fc,
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
J.&S.BAUMANN
733, 735, 737. 739, 741. 743 8tn Ave..
MI1R 4C1II ST.
(H'KN SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M
BOILING WAT Kit OK RIILIL.
EPPS'S
tJKATKFUL COMFOHTINU.
COCOA
I.AI1M1.1.KD H LB. TIN8 ONLY.
RUPTURE CURED:
'i i.i' iiii.ntiv. ii fin ii. irnuj Ii tho in tiium in
ubtftDoo tint ) worn with kbtotat ounfort pifht
an ! . m l I-' nn.. the i . l . i u :, : .., . ari
at tXrelll ir '.v ,.-t urtlo. and will e(Tct
periiikiirui and ipwdj run without regard to tbe
"i tO pfttltnt; MftLul nat'.OI1 lre. l.lruial-
t. aaiice lot lala. rWad tor pftmoblat.
, LWPUOVED BLAbTll nlrsKOO..
8'J'i and H'U Hralway, i-orntr l.'th at.. New Tori.
HELP WANTED- MALE.
FiHMIUM) linuil woikr2U0 Wo7thaU
it haiham tqatrt). (oortfa iloor.
VHRRK Hoaif PatoUra, Utoroaoi man that ha.
wora-d ai it. OUonnII Dro., 3U .John at.
FURNITURE.
JFtirniura rrally .Id without ca-hdepoait ;lone-t
oreJlt HQ or mom htock. Mira.' A. i ,9t9 W. '3dat.
STRANGt DISEASE IN ANACONDA.
Doctor. C.n't Decide Whether It I.
MBles or fim.ll-pox.
I HStiBNA. Mont.. July 17. A disease
over which the doctors are In dispute
has niRi d willl considerable violence In
the smelter town Of Anaconda, In this
fctate. for the laHt ten weeks. It Is alter
nntely railed Mack meaaleH ami lilack
- small-pox. The tlrst cuae ajipeared
ahout May 1. and at present there are
Bliout Klxiy patients In various pest-
I houses, ami the yellow flag is flying over
, eliihteen liulldlnKS.
Iieaths have lieen few. An expert has
lust arrived from New York to assist
the local physicians. There have been
but few isolated rases In Hutte City.
j Where th. Hist caao cam. from is a
1 mystery.
A GREAT BUSINESS.
This Month Has Doubled Any Put inly
and His Sent Crowds of Buyers to the
Carpet end Furniture Magnitis,
LUDWIB BAUMAHN . GOMP'Y,
" Am erica's Greatest Cash and
Credit Firm."
THEY MAKE NO MI1TARR. JJf
THEIK METHOD UF ( (l.Nllt ( TINJ
THE I AltliEST IIOl'ME IN THK
WOULD. THIIlt M.W CltEPIT MYB
TEM IM JirsiTTIIETHINCl, ANOTHEY
NOW tJIVE ONE. TWO AND TIlllEKf.
YEARS' TIME, AMilM; NO UONKtI
DOWN O- Dll'O.HIT. I.AHIiKHTl
MTOCK I VIK COLLECTED TO SE.4
LECT FROM.
En rn n ii re, Carpets. Curtain.. Cloeka,!
Lamps, Dl.br., Paintings, (llaaswarftjH
CiuierT. Il.i.er.'. Hllrerware, IlahyOj
Carriages, Tin, Iron and Mlllovr Ware,H
1 . I . I. ilu- Irurlill.l, IIikyI... I uldlD.BJ
Iron Med (Improved), Kitchen .nod.,dw-r.pJ
Tb. eountrj ir.d. I. sow .o.zt.n.l. .. to h.v.BT
CODip.ll.d tb. opi'iiiiiB of nw ...nil... (JountrfV
l.uj.r.crt tin eloB0.t attflutioii. (Jood. p-k.d-PJ
I.I.l) ant i.nt .T.rjwb.r. Op.D li.t.rilu rt.dJ
loin until 11) o'cloou OJ
LUDWIG BAUMANN & COMP'yI!
THE LKAD1NU TIME PAYMENT V
HOL'NE OF THE WOULD,
AGS. 0O4. OOll, A08. 510. AIC, 514,
NTH AVE.. Illl'. il.vril A aOTM NTH.
1.1 1)111(1 II AI'. MANN AlOO.'H ni.OCK.
"THEY NEVER lilt Hit A PROM1ME."
MEND FOR PRICE LIST.
THK KTANOARD MEDICAL WORK
Kill EVKK Y MAN. ONLY a I.
W.ll.PAHKl'R.M.i).. Ne.gRnianehntM
li.i'rioii, Ma..., the ino.i eminent .
'Ml?' u,,n. America, rstabllsfi.g ii
I s(. (I, ill ir l rmiMilrin. phT.lrlan Ih.
ItuImkIv .'leilienl Instlt.le, to wbon) n.
.warded th. tf,ii,i medal i'y tb. National
fledleal Ani.elat on for th. Pbize Ihato.
Ixhau.led Vitalitv. Atrophy, Nerve..
;nd I'liy.lcal DrhilltT. nd ti lir.ra.r. ..I
i r.kn... of .i.m. iiti'M th. VMaf, th.
wl''.l-.iff".n'l -el. Cou.alt.tlon in parson orbr
l.tt.r. i'i -i.-'-t I-, with t..tunontsl.. KllKK.
Lars. lm.... Th. -I'lrn.-r ol I. Hot or, m.fit
Preservation, i h. prlt. mm.. :17o pp.. 13. ta
.lu.lil. preacrlptien. tor .cat. end enroBloaM
...m. full .ill. only .1. 00. doulil. .Ml.d.
Ilr P.rk.r'a wor. .r. tb. b.at. on th. .abMU
trtpd..r pnbli.b.d..ni1 b.r..n .normoo. .al.
throufhottt thla eonnlry .nd Rn.l.nd. Kaa.1 taa
sow. and '..rn lo b. .irn... vlaoron. ul
manly. Heal Thv.elf. M.dlo.l R..I.W.
HOTELS.
AU CHAT NOIK K,
FRENCH Itl-T tl KANT, AB
.1 SOUTH f.Tll AVK. afllfl
Ib.Bftat llitnns-ltnom in ib.oitr, RymL.
with u.w annoi, al. pnrtffotly 'kautnsan.
4wJ nWa
FINEST TABLE D'HOTE II
IN NEW YORK. fuW
LUNOIl l'l to : IHSSIKS to. JVaV
iipen on Snnda,. anaPjjJJI
L. I'OI.IAIII. Prop. ifSK
Look for illac c.t ai.o. eo.nnnF
SP0RTIM0.
-(jj(Jrr'JBL lArUJAINrN
() T I 1 Irt ( M H.wki.fPr.ml.r HuliKr
3 ' 9 Lxffl KODAKS.
UJ ! WJ Detective t amera.
S i J yil Dr. rUt,'s?&l'
S I j JS Roll Holders oV Fllsss.
OHMOUTH PARK RACES.
ItACIMi i:JltY RAY AT t.lO .gfaJBl 1
Kftat ri.rr.n tirma --rr flftaon mlnuU froa
f'uit land t. Ueabroaaaw and Ltbartj iU., -vnd omm
from Hsotor at. I
Foro, tonua trip, 8100. m , - I
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
I(i-lns Fy.rv W..k D.r, Blnnln.t 3 P. M.
RKAOlfhDby ALL ltOU'l'KStol OlfltY ISLtNIV
(ir.ndSt.nd, 1. lj.dlM.BOo. VHfA'JS
(HAH. V. .SA1.H. g.c'y. O. tl. KNOEMAN. Pio.
i Every Cabinet Officer and
Lverv Governor Utcs One
It hi Mlid a.
readily in Nov.m.
ber n. la Peferaary.
It Is AsMrtfa'1
ooly year-book.
No library Ueaas.
gleto mHb.t It.
Mggfg ra any addris.
k M. gnftad gbnto. o
rMgl M. 1
Tbe World Almanac, I
laird Bdltioa. 1
Ad.n. t. Worsi IkauH
PiVaTTB.- Y'iT Bfc J
T0STT6uND'Ait0REWARDS I
L"t7 , . M
W..tern I'nl-.u I'.lfirai.b I'uniu.ay'. Htrk GfffgB
llli.al. In. 1.1. Ii. I..U.J .lull 12. lrl'1. lo CluMrH
C. Rao.ua for 4U au.ro.. Tr.aai.r l. nana. '. anj
l.n dollar, will I., paid i. II. i..ior.llo . UB
Casrlu v Hat . u,,iil VV t 321 N, , H.. Y.rk UUnVJ
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