The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1903, Page 5

“Operations Discovered Through al ¢300,000 USED BY DEFAULTING CLERK Buffalo Napoleon Took Funds in Care of His Employers to Further His Big Property . Schemes. HE PROMISES TO REFUND. “Fake” Mortgage, and Firm Keeps Matter Quiet in Order to Clear Up Ite Affairs. BUFFALO, N, ¥., July M.—A defaica- Hon alrendy aggregating $900,000 and Ikely to be increased to a larger amount when all the facts are known has been uncovered in this city. ‘The alleged defaultor is a confidential clerk and trusted bookkeeper in the offloe of one of the wealthlost law firms tm this city, which handles estates Yalued at several millions. ‘The alleged Jefaulter 1s under thirty years old. He was born in this city and every detail of his life was supposed to be known to his employers. Shrewd real estate men, bankers and lawyers unknowingly helped him to carry out his schemes, One of these transactions alone was on a stupendous ecale. It involved the buying up of a tract of dand 2,00) feet long In the Elm- wood district, one of the finest sections of the city, and converting tt into a parkway. ‘The clerk's employers have known of | his operations for some time. It is sald that he confessed when confronted, out was willing to make restitution A desire to straighten out the firm's ffairs and to save ax much as possible of the money Involved has caused the firm members to stay the hand of the law None of the firm's money was @quandered. It was invested in legiti- mate business enterprises, ostensibly for “an Hastern capitalist." A manu- facturing subund, It is alleged, was financed with the firm's money by the clerk, who hoped to realize quick profits and return the money. A “fake” mortgage for brought the matter to light a large sum RAIDED SALOON ON ANONYMOUS TIP. Capt. Nally Was Informed that It Had a Pool-Room Going and Captured Two Men, of the Wert Station, yester- letter reading Police Captain Nally, One Hundredth Street duy received by mail a 8 follows: If pool-room that has been running for the past alx weeks {sn't rafded this afternoon I will have Jerome's men with me to get evidence and will then make it decidedly interesting for you. ‘This room is in saloon on the northwest cor- ner of Ninety-elghth street and Amster- dam avenue, “Hoping that you will put an end io game, I remain, “COMMITTER.” A few minutes Inter Nally, with his wardman, named Mahoney. entered the @aloon and In a rear room they found @ man named Winfleld S. Roberts, of No. 111 West Elghty-ninth street, dis- cussing the odds on horses over the telephone ly thought that conversation was sufficient to justify him tn arresting Robetts. ee also arrested James *. iAustin, the partender, beoause racing Iscovered In the saloon. were char W itn the prisoners ‘were brought Up Magistrate Hogan in the t Capt, ally sought to | letter which thid served as a tip a evidence in the oane. “anonymous communications ‘cannot be considered evidence In any prose- cution and I will not consider it in this instance,” said Magistrate Hogan, as he held Roberts and Austin in $00 bail each for further examination on Friday. World Wants Will Produce Results ! 08 BUT 353 Paid Help Wants in this morning's World. Pald Help Wants in the 13 other N. Y. papers combined. AGENTS + 96] KITCHENWORK ... 13 BAKERS 4) LAUNDRESSES 6 BARTENDERS .. ... 3| MACHINISTS BLACKSMITHS .... 4| MEN BONNAZ w.se5 see 9] MILLINERS . BOOKBINDERS .... 11] MOULDERS ..., BOOKKEEPERS .... 7| NECKWEAR ... Boys | NURSES , u PP Fe aT ey ay ee Vad WUnuws 2uMSDAY EVENING, JULY 2i ROBBERS CHOKED DIED AT FAMOUS {ALDERMEN ADOPT OWL'S HEAD HOME) YEAR'S TAX LEVY —_—_— Eliphalet W. Bliss, Wealthy Manufacturer, Expires at Well-Known Residence on Shore of Bay. RECOVERY SEEMED COMING. Was Interested in the Manufacture of Projectiles, Including the Whitehead Torpedo and Other Explosives Used by Government. Eliphalet W. Bliss died suddenly this afternoon at his famous country house, | “Owl's Head,” Bay Ridg He wan sixty-meven years old. He had been all- Ing for a week from Indigestion, but had beon Improving for two days and seemed on the way to recovery when he suddenly collapsed and died ‘Mr. Bliss was President of the E. W, Bliss Company and of the United States Projectile Company, manufacturers of the Whitehead torpedoes and other pro- Jectiles used by the Government, Mr Bliss was born at Cooverstown, N.Y. tn 1886. He was apprenticed to a Con- necticut machinist, but joined the army In the war between the States. After thé war ‘he settled here and established the business in Brooklyn, which has grown into the large concern named A Republican in polities, Mr. Bliss Was a member of the Hamilton, Marine and Field and other clubs. ITALIAN BANKER HALED TO COURT. Fellow-Countryman Accuses Him of Failing to Pay a $100 Ceposit. Vincenzo Garofalo, of No, 2125 FYrst avenue, an Italian banker, was a pris- oner in the Harlem Court before Mayls- trate Zeller to-day, charged with fall- ing to pay $100 to Gluseppt Plesanu, of No. 235 Hast One Hundred and Twelfth street, which, it is alleged, Piesantt had deposited with him. Piesant! olaimed that on Sept. 23 he deposited $100 with Garofalo and exhib- ited a iecetpt for it. ‘This morey, ne sald. was to be secured by u transfer from the Bank of Rome. Piesant! we: to Italy, but did not need the money and did not draw it. Upon hia return New York, he alleges, he asked for the money, but fatled io get it Garofalo, he said, had offered him $60, which he refused, Garofalo was paroled in the custody of his counsel. —— LOCKJAW SERUM NO HELP FOR HIM. John Tuttle Dies of the Malady at Bellevue After Unsuccessful Experime-ts. John Tuttle, of No. 8 West Fitty- fourth street, died to-day in Bellevue Hospital of lock jaw after a discouraging series of experiments with a new tetanus serum treatment at Harlem Hospital. This treatment was successful in a pre- vious case, but it had absolutely no ef- fect In the case of Tuttle, The man was a teamster. Late in June he stepped on a rusty nail, the point of which penetrated his shoe and cut his foot. He washed the wound and paid no further attention to it. Sharp pais began to aseail weok ago. He went diagnosed his him to Harlem Hospital. came apparent that the injection serum into the spine was useless he was removed to Bellevue. SAYS HUSBAND HIRED HIM TO SHADOW WIFE him a Such Is Explanation of Young Negro Arreste for Following Mrs, Erna Raders. Henry Minor, the young negro ar- rested on complaint of Mrs. Erna Ra- to a dootor, who | ders, of No, 449 West One Hundred and! Total Budget, After Deductions Are Made According to Law, Leaves a Total to Be Raised of $73,500,000 for 1903. ‘ALDERMAN GAFFNEY HAS BEEN INDICTED Grand Jury, It Is: Announced, Has Found a True Bill Against Alderman Involved by Dock Board Investigation. loca! ‘taxatt IS PUT UNDER BONDS. Wife Had Complained to Magistrate iis son Morris Indirec: Communication Was estabilshed yo years," she said. ‘our husband has been deaf and ring all that time?” i id Mrs, Silverstein. Tell your father that 1 will put him under $30 bonds for his good behav sald the Magistrate to young Si stein, and Morris made a few gestures fo" he cast a scathing glance at his Borongti o Ou Row In Bronx Hote! Said to Have nied Glatarpuemorenctanscon pra Followed Neglect to Wipe Her empt from local taxatton for 8 Feet on the Doormat. puses, 1.48, State purposes, 147; 00 property ex- today. One of the purticl- @npt from local taxation for State pur-] pants escaped with a silght wound in PSRorougn of Richmond—On property| Me taht eve, whien, the poli ay | Mable to taxation for lowal, city, he reocelved from a woman who fired jand State purposes, 49; A shot at him. Sue ia ce ezeuiomh te shooting occurred in a hotel at mt No. 18% West Farms road, which is vondusted by Carl Bleicher and his DEAF-MUTE TAILOR wife ‘They hadas gnests 4 man named Rhats HemltadeAbused land to wipe the mud from her shoes upon entering the hotel. The police say the | insulted Her. hotel woman ordered her to stop soiling the carpets and threatened ty throw Harris Silverstein, the deaf and dumb| water ou her. Jom, who was arraigned in Essex Rance i UL eh aut Bachhafer 3 nto the hotel without wiping Market Court yesterday afternoon 0") yor shoes on the door mat mhereupan fore Magistrate Deuel and whose case| Mra, Blecher carried out her threat, had to oe postponed suse no Vie) The two women had a wordy war. iti could be found to Interpret his signs,| Mre, Bachhafer's roum, and the hate! was again In court to-day and through| keeper, hearing the loud voices, Weut Bachhafer and his wife Malverna, twen- ty-eleht years old cording to the police the hotel-keen- er's wife and Mra Bachhafer have had trouble, the result of the litter failing Upstalts, | Me had been acting the wart of peacemaker but a few minutes when Silverstein was accused by his wife/it iv alleged, he got Into an al tion et abusing and insulting her. Magis-| with Mr. Bachhafer and two asked her how long she] grappled. ried. Mrs. Bachhafer, fearing that her hus- which his father seemed to understand, ! wound was dressed by the sungeon and wife and went out to look for a bonds-1 man. A WEALTHY MAN’S YOUNG WIFE Was Dangerously Ill---Pe-ru-na Saved Her. AES | band would fare badly at the hands of the ‘potel-keeper, drew a revolver fro the folds of her dr the police ea and fred at Bleieher, the ball passtig through his eyelid. i A policeman of the Tremont stath® Was called and sent ty Fordham § pital for an ambulance. — Bletcher's he was removed to the hospital Bachhafer was felonious assau Mrs. | locked up, charged with a Baloon-Keeper Hold Up In Strect by James Davideon, of No, 661 Bas Hundred and Fifty. Otto Helmerich, nue, were held Magistrate Mayo in the Yorkville Court today, charged with highway robbery. The complainant was Max Linderman, a 1903, MAN RO°BED SAV’ ALLEGED THIEF CAUGHT HIM AND GOT JEWELS. Trunk Had Been Stolen from Trav- eller Who Arrived from Sweden Only Two Days Ago | David Grafes, thirty-two years old, of No, 2% Kast One Hundredth st arrested by Teeven, of the East One Hunired a Four Men and Hie $1,000 Watch and Diamond Stud Taken. One inth etreet, and of No, 1678 Third ave- fn $8,000 ball each by One Hundred and between Becond Twe nd ‘Third avenies, ty-third street, He} "BIS"STS Furniture. Folding Couches. Dressers, FOLDING POUCHES Made 0 use ter ° Dn pase aned fin two mall of three-qu Freacu plate Dressers and Chiftoniers. {All Mah-erade turniture, ex bun ve and ustin and Maia wt Mahogas: mere, a8 25 | Mahogany Dressers, A775 31500 TABLBs Mahogany Chiffonterr 740 17.00 ARMCHATRS, | Mat ay Chiffon ThTS 324.00 OHLLARETTES, | Mahogany Dressers, Ao oO No liquid kidney remedy ever perma- et, WA! nently cured a single case Of Kidney Dis- Detectives Riordan aud ease, but Bright's Disease has been di-| entirely cured, HE great Mid-Summer Furniture Sale progresses spiritedly. Folding Couches, Dressers, Chiffoniers, Box Couches, Weathered Oak Furniture, Davenport Sofas and Office Of course, these are but a few from many other equally desirable offerings. brilliant with handsome stocks and practically limitless in scope is at your command. The extraordinary lowness of the prices is one of the features of this July trade operation. Handsome Mattings. Decisive Mid-Summer Bargains. With the rush for Oriental Mattings over, many homefitters will turn to look for bargains in these popular floor coverings. We meet the occasion at once. Prices have been lowered to cause rapid selling during remaining weeks of July. Plenty of the hand- somest patterns and most serviceable qualities in Mattings still remain. VISITING 8 AND PLATE, script 60 VISITING CARDS A‘ be {0 VISITING CARDS AND PLATE, O14 Fng- Mab, 1,79 5) VISITING CARDS, from plate, ‘B80 BROSEWORNERS)-, | 3) OFBRATORS : store, 8. A. Birch, Coresville. Albe County, PE ata + 8) OSTRICH reaTHAR Va., and noticed your medicine there for H . ws) N Th (le | PACKERS... 3] Author of “When Knighthood Was In I thought it might help my wife, so I 5 ERS ....., 3 e 8 ANVASSERS ., ... 9) PAINTERS 9] Flower” Suffers from Accident | nrought « bottle of it home, and within. a | ARPENTDRS 5 | PIANO HANDS.. 6 at Mackinac. week she commenced to eat, and now she CASHIBRS vee 3] PLUMBERS .... 5) s fw hungry all the timo and not haif the CHAMBERMAIDS .. 14| PoRTERS . 19| MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich., July 21. | medicine has been taken. We both agree OLERKS + 9| PRESSMEN 3|—Unarles H, Major, of Indianapolis, and that {t beats any medicine to bring on an COLLECTORS RULERS . 4[ BER: barber yeas pusned a ° cooks .. SALESMEN . 23] on which | Sirs, 8 heating a VICTORY OUT OF RAILURE. CUTTERS | SHOBMAKERS: 19) CORDE thor ef . 4 | Mrs. jor's hair, arms ai | ‘DISHWASHERS: SOLICITORS . Sl ware tied burned, ‘and Mr, Re nangs i DRESSMAKERS 4, attempung to extinguish the flames, was| Ulysses S. Grant, in the early part of DRIVERS . 5) himself severely burned about the arms TONG ands. ( DRUG cLEnke 3 ie Major Je the jfutho ofenwhea 1861, stood behind the counter of his is 3 rt hor as in lowe! on - ” { pag icete le Siepenand gl Othy Vernon of Haddon Halt") | father’s store in Galena, Ill, a disap- BMP. AGENCIES .. 5 | TRIMMERS .. 2 TEI ANE ya pointed man. His great opportunity ENGINEERS 3/miveurras .. .. 3] BERLIN POLICE MYSTERIOUS. | : iy ie ween ee d had not come. His prospects were no CeRUEAN MT is MEN, 7\surprined by News of Anarchiat|hilgher than the receipt of the $40 a iL PMecenabecnsteit) Seo) Plot, but Appreciative. th which id hi lerk, FIREMEN «... ..... 2] WAIST HAND: Ci anes Re na ee Parr SCARE PALRIAY ASIA CIECR: VANCY FEATHERS 5| WAITERS .. Py aenne Hews thats nai , “2. i onts police have, discovered a plot He had resigned from the army, had HARNESS MAKERS 7 1 Host the Raver was complete been a failure in business, and the ue to the Berlin joe of MOVEEWORK .. 286 wag beware An alr of the greaten townsfolk knew that as a grocery sales- led ry an not Indica! ate) “sal the sated taking, but ¢: vez | man he did not earn his salt. . "prompt communication His opportunity came in the roar of b, Twenty-third street, who complained that the prisoner had tracked her from her home, was arraigned to-day before Magistrate Hogan in the West Side Court. Policeman Von Halle told t Magistrate ,that Minor admitted sh owing Mra. Raders first on a trolley ci and then on an elevated train, “Why did you do that?" asked the Magistrate. “Beoause the woman's husband paid Pee ea ulnar where she was 01M," | beruna Medicine Co., of Columbus, Ohio, ‘Are you a IHeensed detective? We print the letter In part: . L run an elevator at Riverside |The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, 0. pHverand Ninety-four elceet. 5 to |, Gentlemen am glad to be able to say I datethe es pen have found one remedy that 1s everything prosecute the "shadow" Minor Was ned eee ene ee eva tor it for examination this afternoon, “My wife was very much run down and CHARLES MAJOR Aisorder wile lal bet tery weak, nervous AND WIFE BURNED. R. W. E. BIRCH, Alton, Va tensive fruit grower of that place, the following letter to The and no appetite at all. “One day I happened to be at my father's appetite and to put the nerves in good shape that we have ever had anything to do with. We had our family doctor to give her medicine, and he did all he could, but she did not improve the least, shape—so run down, nervous, had begun to get very uneasy, but your medicine has made an than she has for years.!'—W. E. Birch, Afton, Va. It you do not derive prompt and satisfac- tory results from the use of Peruna, write ment of your case, and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis, | Address Dr. Hartman, Preside Martman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio, ———— sss battle and in Press is mightier than a million swords. opportunity. A penny paper offers countless opportunities to men daily, thirty-three Business Opportunity ad- vertisements, Some one of them may be your opportunity, Don't let it pass How would you like to buy a tract of coal land? or sell a store or buy a laundry for $500? Or maybe you would prefer to buy out a boarding house. For further particulars and other offers see this Morning's World. . “She has consumption in her family and she was in such bad weak, and could not eat, that I entirely new woman of her. I believe she eats and feela hetter at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full state. | ot ‘The! the black of powder] nelle smoke. Victory! But the victories of; Gates: peace are even more renowned, The} CATSUP — "Sunnyalde® Toe It cost a million lives to give Grant his | In The World this morning there are} 100 VISITING CARDS, from plat 60c 100 VISITING OR RUSINESS CARDS. printed from a aelection of 10 styles type, and a Leather Card Case (two ps 200 nh Leather Card Case Romittances must aocompany mail orders (Third Ftoor, Cent Food Gxposition Tews. Chinese Mattings. ! Sapanese Wattings. per roll of 40 yards, 10, OO | ver coll of 40 yards, 9.75 | $10.00 and $11.50 qualities $10.00 and $11.50 qualities 9° 5) | per roll of 40 vards per roll of 40 yards . 5 7,00 ‘hot 40 yards 6.7. HD le 0 | $7.50 and $8.00 qualities per E95 $6.50 and $7.00 qualities, per roll of 40 yards, e roll of 40 yards, 5.50 Gt Poor.) 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS, engraved in | Now that Pope Leo XiIll. has passed away, script, with two envelopes, rewulatiy 13% | thousands of devout Catholics and many ‘ other admirers will fancy a faithful likeness To-morrow we place on sale a large assortment of pictures in gilt frames rep- resenting the late Pope seated in the Ponti- office about him. The likeness is beautiful and striking. Prices range from 25¢ to 1,00 $12.00 and $14.00 qualities, | $12.00 and $14.00 qualities. 875 | $8.50 and $9.00 qualities, per $8.50 and $9.00 qualities, per Engraving. Pictures’ Pope Leo to keep his memory fresh in their minds. ficial Chair, with the insignia of his holy (Third Floor, € mato Cataup; pint bottle, Se HORSHRADISH MUSTARD Old Virgina; per pottie, 1 SAUCE-—Magou's Al Sau Me-ping bottle, BALT—Manhattan excellent for the bath: bag, ASPARAGUS brand, fancy Call white Asparagus, can, — "Brake! Cupid AS brand | weet 6 very iclous dor. 26 Peas; tender IMPORTED Crackora—Freah from the CHOCOLATE HOCY 7 ne value Green, Sugar. | Gomatoes. H&E Refined | French Peas. | rountain BRAND Seale Se THE MOVER KIND, |POMATORS. Ceres ff ; extra Perdana, $6 IO | a cane for Se linge Sie cams /4c R 7 ale HITE LABEL | ~ Fresh Baked Ready 10 Ea! ARMOUR'S WHI | | English Cured oO Cc. ream Cracknolls Strengthfude. | Boneless de Flake Cereal iy Rerlar IS canon while they | Oread/ast Bacon, Ogg Biseurts. last, i Per Ib, Per 'b, Ie | 7c 15¢ TAPIOCA—Paney_ i PRUNES—& LEMON AND OF Tnd'a Pearl Tapoe Sina Clara SUGAR Made under Ibe, 18¢ | 3 to the ounce 0 11M A) BEANS—Pancy, New {Recor AgH *. | Cotaah "very. creamy . ‘sso ! ROAST REF pative peline SARDINES RMAN'S ROACH Fi O Ne MAN'S DISCOVERY nt dining B lic SOAP—Green cakes, ‘Alcohol Makes It Impossible for Any Liquid | Kidney Remedy to Cure, y KIDNEY-WORT TABLETS ” Contain No Alcohol. Remedies Are Powerless, jrectly brought on in hundreds of eases) mony may induce others suffering TDwenty-sixth street station, to-lay on | by these very same alcohol-charged rem edies ATTY IN ITSELF OPER. Special Inducements Jor Wednesday's Shoppers. Among the very special attractions for to-morrow are ag ChAdtfoniers. CHIFFONIERS Sod oak five large drame B20 DAY $44.09 DAVE: $62.50 DAVENPOL $72 DAVENPORTS, $75.00 DAVENPORT ES Sewing Wachines. Wednesday's Cxtraordinary Speesals. GOLDMAN TUCK FOLDER: will fit any mach materials, Annuat Bonetit Sales for Local Charities, |." * It has been the custom of the management of The Big Store annually to devote a certain per centage from a week's business in July to local charities set Yesterday The } oun New York World’s Sick Babies Fund was the recipient. day the favored ones are Naza- | 2° week has been that purpose. reth Day Nursery Children’s Beginning with to-morrow other charities will parncipa WEDNESDAY ‘and Ruptured Children The Mod THURSDAY— Jersey Air Fund, Newark News Fresh Air Fund. FRIDAY—N. Y. Herald Free Ice Fund New York Tritune Fresh Air Fund. SATURDAY —Sanitarium for Hebrew St. John’s Guild, Children. Sale of Summer Shoes at 95c. and $1.95 Contin “e anitanum Society of Ethical Culture. cation Society e IMPERIAL 2INFANDI Casa of 13 dls Hospital for Crippied | camer ainsuina ant + oD 00 ye ' oN, Armand lie City Journal | press ae bie, Bordeaux, ‘ La chil Naat nV Opdods They Cure When Other improve, and | am happy to say nowt that after taking three bottles | am Hoping this testi from kidney troubles to use Kidney | Wort Tablets, | remain sincerely, F. H, TUTTLE, 3 oF venty-aixth | Kidney-Wort Tablets contain no aleo- strait BSRPAEN SS EEE Seventy wees eatery ioe dome bunaléa/atiine) tines! hol Teyiate su effective’ th invigorat-| Backache means more than any other Te was announced in the District-| Linderman charged that at dorciock [When taken to the stotion-hvuve and |ing the Kidneys that they have checked | ache, It is the warning given by the aa RATE IN MANHATTAN IS 1.41. * hi < {thin morning he was set upon by four | {8 bundles were opened they were | disease in hundreds of cases where peo- | kidneys that they are clogged by impur' Attorney's office thin afternoon that] (hla mortiy he wae ae iP rourteenth {found to contain clothing silverware | ple were In despair and anxious for death | ties, The uric acid left by the tired Bee ee ee Pree Oma ah Mslets Vatteatsl Two oti thei) Nevedldy Held hinn, BA Jemersy Valuer nl aouy $00) Ae /t0 free them from constant suffering panes by the, Diao eae pea ment against Alderman James E. Gaft-| witie one. who a) we 12] they Were opened a tall, vlond man. who | urlington, Vt, May 16, | fheumatism but je symy e) dred Millions, with Varying Rates) trict. Ho in sald to ve charged with al fourth, who le said was Davidson, | Chere En are ete ; f Dr. Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tab bet Soa Terr tt tal oO 7 lamond my Oo e speaker was Emi mand of lets, ‘or several years | have ffe: ness und he eves, los mf for the Different Boroughs In the Poin aa clactivevoreal rie tant SE Ee Mata anty Second avenue bidimand ar-|from Kidney REsuela lt olla, strength, stomach and. liver derange- Greater City. In the clty government then, Landerman sa ML, that he ascovered | ry n Sweden two dave ago He! form and have tried nearly every! ment, “stone” and all sorts of urinary! (4 Gaftney was President of the New| NM! Koli patel val wave Wis tronks to an expressman! remedy recommended for curing it, (roubles ; x =a York Contracting and Trucking Com- x Pa-|named James 3: er of No 16! Green-| and have also had the services of — Examine your urine; if it is muddy, eta trom the Committee on |Pany, and Jakn Murphy, then a Qouncll- nty-Hec- | wich sirest Iumand appeared at | several of the best physicians, al! ot high colored or scanty, prevent kidney = Seer epi iMices were presented and MAN, Was uss connected with the com (Phe Pas the stato tha: the trunk, whieh did me no good. Kidney-Wort disease by promptly using Kidney-Wort . = eopeyia a eels Ot aspirants for {PAny. Charles F. Murphy, leader of went containing. jenvlry and! Tablets were recommended to me Tablets they cleanse the kidneys at oF : a ren Tammary Hall, was a Dock Comimis lothing ha delivered. | and almost from the first | began to once : commissionerships of deeds way serey sioner cartes: a4 Presflent of the|fanderman Kentit had told that he iW ~ —_——_— and the formal report of the Vommiiiee |New York Contracting and Trucking |#anailants and they nasa | om Finance approving the tax levy for [7 In court Patroimat ienciiae 1908\ waa presented to (he Boand of Al-;compans, slezril a leave with the city /aintement trunk wars | dermen to-day. ‘The report wit! come up one fue Ure foot of Weat Seventy- drinking, | Srafen was :¢| WORLD VACATION BUREAU NOW OPEN, for adoption at some subsequent meet] oy. ie Sronaule that Gaffuay will be TROUT O WN Mt GERGOR A rates CauceApiion 1881 BROADWAY, NEAR 8STH STREET, NEW YORK, « ines eport finds the total budget. to| Mytifed aud allowed 19 give i phe ‘ ¢ to] “Rumor had tt also | - —___—___—— —— 0 be $07,119,091, from which can be de-| had Deed tune seins oi = — ———e ducted the general fund of more than fray. $21,000,000, leaving the total $75,968.72 tO gs | é é From this total Is to be deducted ihe] lawed by eral counties, leaving the total to be : thi raised by levy, including 2 per ent Ae eat pa aM) fixed val a Sth ‘ , ” 7 Crhevltne. tale a tiecetora/ othe. 10 ese We Give “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps. finds, for the current year \s: SHOT BY A WOMAN X Ta Boroughs of Manha and the THE BIG STORE Bronx—On property table to taxauon THROUGH EYELID. for local, clty, county and 8 . poses, 141, -__ 1 4 A Furniture Store Box Couches. : ed aig concies—Fissip uphelalered ie cid ath a lore: 0- nate ott long | Ottice Furniture, Solid oak flat top DESKS. 42 inches long. 30 inches deep: two medium and one deep drawer for books: goed. sub: desks: regularly $12.60: special, & Solid oak ROTARY CHAIRS. saddle seat and shaped back: have latest patent screw and tilting attachmen vlarly $10.00; special, Chitdren ’s Wear: a 10100 11050 Smait Styles for Youngsters From 2 to 15 Years Old, To-morrow w i e will place on sale specially selected lots of Children’s Lawn Dresses, Muslin Drawers and Lawn Ca * Every garment is daintily fashioned pti ee. well made. Very cool and comfortable! Prices are particularly attractive. i CHILDREN S SHORT WHITE LAWN " DRESSES. French style. trimming of fine hem- stitched tucking, hemstitched ruffle on neck and sleeve: sizes 2 to 5 years CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS, fi v lawn, tucked rules with lace edge: sizer 2 to 14 years: special CHILDREN’S FINE LAWN CAPS. al! embroidery with full lace ruches and liberal tie < sings; sizes 2 to 15 years; regularly 59¢., IIe East, 19th 90) 49e~ : (Second Floor, NICTORY” BALL- BEARING BOX TOP SEWINO MACHINES, mounted on rich highly polished oak stand” with beautiful swell front, three drawers: all best nickel attachments ; automatic winder and tension: delightfully easy to run; will last a lifetime ; very special at ° e oo VICTORY” BALL - BEARING DROP-HEAD SEWING!" i" Br MACHINES ; five drawers, fitted with automatic windleith and all the newest and most improved ig [4,50:. e a aitachments; bighly piano-pol shed oak swell front; very special at v5 me and tuck all soft vi 00. (Taira Freer, —_—_—_—————— Wines and Liquors. wure- DSe Centred na wba (YOUNG'S PURE MALT) KEY. original bottling 1oAND Ins This ON AWINET ty eal, 82,754 full quarte, avart_for "te AND MT. VRRNOD fall quarta, per WHISKEY! Se T 81.951 ful 97 5 ent tonic and blood’ an exce! c " the the and XD. SWEET 4 " of the foilowing MER trom ‘& Sohne, Deiw K Font Bordeaux, France: (Fourth #loar, Frant, ie ai