The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1904, Page 9

“TERRIBLE BOND” L HARMLESS STIX Dminous Package Found in Sixth’ Avenue “L” Station Was Fiece of Pine Covered with Tobacco Juice. ‘The ominous package labelled “gun ‘yotton,” “nitro-glyoerine," and scare- héaded with all manner of danger and eaution marks, that was found on tho ‘Thirty-third street station of the Sixth avenue “LL last night was opened at the Bureau of Combustibles to-day in ‘the presence of four explosive experts, @ squad of detectives from the East Bixty-seventh street station and In- tor George Murray, of the bureau. he operation was attended with auch extraordinury care that had it been a bar of lyddite studded with percussion caps it would not have gone off. Never since the organization of the bureau has such a wicked-looking pack- age been laid away in the rubber-tired, non-explosivo refrigerating safe, It was wound with heavy brown paper and tied with great pieces of string, All over it was lotered danger warnings and in one corner of the package it was ad- dressed to George Shannon, of No. 1678 Lexington avenue. A Tenderloin cop had carried it, walk- ing every. step of the way from Thig- tleth street to the Hast Sixty-sevent office of the bureau, A night man had put it away in the rub- Uned_ safe, When Inspector Murray got down to- day he was urged to dispose of the ter- rible object with all possible expedttion, ax the clerks in the department could not work with the terror of the thing hanging over them. First Mr. Murray secured a pail of Water rhen with @ pair of dynam{te- Nandling tweezers ie litted it ¢rom the safe and soaked {t for five minutes, Properly moistened, he took it out and snipped the twine, Then, while the watohers stood out in the ‘hallway he began to unwind the a . He took off the moistened wrappings of brown paper with exquisite cate, and then found dense wrappings of tissuc paper, ‘These ‘he slowly clipped open with ‘a pair of sclasors until he came to the lust layer. ‘This he removed with a small horsehair brush and found, not dynamite, nor nitro-glycerine, nor ite, nor ‘gun cotton, wor even a Pervussion cap, He found a square Piece of pine board covered with to- haceo juice. ‘The pine board was hurled into the street and the detactives present went nto learn from ner. to look for Mr. § him the name ‘of the “He'll think he's sit gun cotton when Femarked grimly. EX-PARTNER CHARGES USURY Sigmond Vendig Arrented and Held in 8500. Sigmund Vendig, a brother of Joe Vendig, the bookmaker, who conducts @ private detective agency in the Tem- le Court Building, was arrested to- my.on the charge of usury. endig formerly was in partnersh with Thomas Scifterth, jr, dt tannene ‘. Y., and dissolved partnership a . Now. tog ht ¢ ng On a keg of find him," they elfferth accuges Ven- fi interest on @ loan Lys. Magistrate Whitman ‘in the Centre Btreet Court to-day fixed ball at $500 for| further examino Is the one that can rightfully boast of pure blood. When the rich, red wine of life is coursing through the veins it imparts vigor and strength to the body and healthy action to all parts of the system. wealthy family; it may be poor in worldly goods, but pos- jewel that all the riches of earth caunot buy. A healthy family may not carry in their veins the blood of titled nobles or distinguished ancestors, but vigorous health is always an evidence of the best and purest blood, for the vital fluid contains all material necessary tor the making of bone and muscle and the growth ‘and development of the body, aud upon its purity rests our chances for good When the body is fed upon weak, sickly blood the system languishes, growth sessed of a priceles health. BOY SWINDLES FORMER EMPLOYER Benjamin Shafer, with Aid of Two Companions, Gets Silks from Steinhal & Brother and Plunder Is Sold. In the Children’s Court to-day were Benjamin Shafer, teen years old, of No §8 Monroe sti Harry Smolenski, fourteen, of No, 127 Madison atreet, and Nathan Cohn, fifteen, of No. 3 Eldridge street. At the same time Ravhasl Rose, of No. 41 Oak ctreet, was arraigned in Centre Street Court charged with condicting a fence. Up to two weeks ago young Shafer was employed by Steinhal & Bro., deal- ers in silks, at No. (87 Broadway. He went into the house. to learn the bust- ness and when ho left he carried away a general knowledge of the myle of goods handled hy the firm and of the people with yrhom the firm dealt. These people began to get telephone orders immediately after Shafer left Steinhal & Bro., calling for quantities of ailks valued at from $100 to $200, The Person telephoning would order that the allks be delivered to a messenger from Steinhal & Bro, and that the bill be sent to the firm. Detectives found that the telephone messages were sent by young Shafer and that Smolensk! and Cohn were the messengers who called for the goods. They took the silk to @ bilifard room at No, 61 Bowery, where they met Shafer, and then the three would go to Rose's place and- sell the goods for « fraction of their valu Steinhal & Bro. from half a dozen silk houses that were viotimized by the youthful schemers, and they beHeve that more are to come. Each of the boys accuses the other of being the ringleader in the plot, and received bills all agree that Rose knew where the! Foods came from. Rose blames all three joys for decelving him as to how they got the plunder. In-Stormy . Weather In Sickness Jn any Emergency A Telephone in the Residence fe invaluable A healthy family is a EX-SEC. THURBER DEAD. | Acted for Cleveland During His Seoond Term as President. DETROIT, March 17.—Henry T. Thur- ber, of this city, who was private sec- retary to President Cleveland during ‘his second term, died to-day, He was operated on for appendicitis Handkerchief Department. Special Importation rooo doz. : Women's Plain and Fancy Initialed Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. Also 500 doz, Women’s Semi-laundered Pure Linen and Initialed Handkerchiefs, letters embroidered after French design in grill effects; heretofore selling in qualities ranging from 25c,andupward Sale price 12% each. 500 Dozen Men's Hemstitched Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, \4, M4, t-inch hems, ) $1.50 doz., value $2.50 doz., fractional dozens same price. 100 Doz. Lace Trimmed and Hem- stitched cn1 Embroidered Women's Handk'fs,| formerly selling at 75c. to) $1.50, clos ng at 506. to 1.00 each, Lord & Taylor, Broadway and Twentleth Street and Fifth Avenue. is stunted, disease enters without hindrance, and the simplest maladies are apt to develop into serious sickness . Inso many ways does the blood become contaminated that the fewest number succeed in keeping this life-giving, health-sustaining fluid in a pure and natural’ state. 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It ssemed to be just At drove out alt impuri- responsible {a strength and purity, giving ine permanont relief from gather in the system, and the germs and 5 microbes floating in the air find their way into the circulation, aud old sores and ulcers Eczema, Boils, Malaria and a long train of other diseases follow. Tf you do not come of.a strong and vigorous family and your blood shows evidence of impurity, nothing will so quickly bring it back to « healthy condition as S.S. S., the most widely known and popular blood remedy on the market. ,It purifies and builds SSS _ effects or injury to the system. this time of year. Keeping “Write us if in need of medica! advice,which our: ‘Book on the blood and its diseases, mailed free.. the bl ’ the skin eruption and boils. and I have never had a return of tho disease, I would state also that my husband has taken it, with good results. This has boen ten years ago MRS. J. D. 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S. has } TE TT TT BE, w Easter Photography In the 18th St. Aisle, Main Floor, we have arr & special table where you can buy tickets which entitle you to special: : row of pearl buttons, others have fancy stock collars and 12 IMPERIAL CARBONETTES AND ONE 16x20 BLACK AND WHITE (The Studio is on the Tth 3.00 These tickets are good for a sitting at any future date. THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1904. following Floor.) —_———————___ jouble ‘‘S. @H."’ Green Trading Stamps Morn: NS Women’s Spring Waists Specially Priced. The waists are made of excellent quality white lawn with small black dots; others of black brilliantine with small black silk woven dots; full tailor made with side pleating from shoulder to bust, and cut extra full and long. All the above waists are button front; dne style front plait is trimmed with double trimmed tab; large bishop sleeves; at (Second Floor. Centre and East of Bievators) 150,000 Key West Clear Havana Cigars. Priced at One-Third Less Than Usual. From the Celebrated Factory of Trujillo & Co. Smokers who know and appreciate Cigar quality will be deeply interested in this greatest of all Cigar opportunities. In the cigar world the name of Trujillo & Co. stands for the very highest point of excellence. favorably with the very cannot buy better Key West Clear Havana Cigars. brands are well known to smokers of high-grade goods. They were made in Key West. strictly Cuban work- manship, are fresh and in prime condition. ment is complete. 5 This sale is another instance of the wonderful buying andselling power of The Big Store. The Lowness of These Prices Can Be On’y Appre- ciated When Compared with their Regular Quotations. 15¢e and I5e They compare finest imported brands. Money The Color assort- BOUQUET DE TRU {Box (Reg. {Sale Brand and Size jof_|Price. |Price. JILLO Y CA. | | JILLO Y Conchas Especiales..| 50] 3.75/2.50 Club Fellow: Purjanos Finos.....| 50] 4.50'3.50 | Favoritas Extra Puritanos Finos, Exta.| 50) 4.75'3.50 Regalia Imperiales..., 50} 5.00 3.75! Victorias, .-« | 50] 5.00. 3.78 Prinee of Wale: | 50] 5.00|3.75, |, Magnificos ... Imperiales...+-++4..| 50| 5.00/3.78| | Perfectos Fino: Walter Scott.’ 50! 5.50/4-00 Reina Victorias Brand and Size \ BOUQUET DE TRU- os Especiales. CA | Box Res Brand and Size. Bow Reg Sale ht of rice, IPrice,. LILLIOSA f | Violas. ..esveeeee) 50 3.75280 | Regalia Imperiaies ..) 50, 5003.75 | Invincibles veseve | 25° 4503.25. | CUBA-AMERICA. | + Union Club...... | 50 5.253.785 i (0 ML EMPENO. | \ 0) Perfectos . | 25 3.00 22.5 brakes, parasols on some, each part nicely enamelled with green. Lot 3, fe many other sizes in quantities 100 small to advertise, but priced correspondingly low. Reclining Go-Carts. (Main Floor, Bast st) a | Very Specialty Priced Go-WMorrow. These Go-Carts have bodies made of finest quality reed and each cart has an adjustable reed front dash. They are fitted with the best steel springs, axles and wheels (rubber ured’, patent foot Lot |, | Lot 2, Manufacturers will make mistakes, particularly Clothing Manufacturers Manufacturers’ Wistakes! They are so stren- uous in their business. There is only one difference about these mistakes as far as YOU are con- cerned. nine cases oyt of ten, In the aie, of stores, especially where the retailers manufacture their own goods, in OU have to pay for the manufacturers’ mistakes. But here, THEY (the manufacturers) have to pay for their mistakes and YOU GET THE BENEFIT. Just such an oc- casion and opportunity awaits you to-morrow. e334 to 42 chest. And the price, NOTE—Yov will say, “What are the mistakes?” They are not mistakes in prod understandings on the values. for. Satin Lined Gopcoats. WMareh 18th, Friday, Chotce at ‘Seven Silty’ Conservative Spring Overcoats. IST 80, very stylish short topcoats of tan covert, lined avy and Black Suits. and double breasted sack coat models. IST 140 spring suits of black thibet and navy blue Wash- | ington Mills unfinished worsteds: single iz 7.500 luction—t the plums.) IST 102 medium length Spring Overcoats, evenly divided throughout with a beautiful shade of in Oxford and black. These coats are tain All sizes from 3410 42. And 77 Poy 0} splendid. garments for. general wear | Price, e sizes from 34 to 46, including sizes for som J @ men. And the price, | Fancy WJixed Spring Suits. IST 185, dark, medium and light mixtures ; Abc cvarplaice rripa offerte sigleoard double breasted sack coat models. All 7 . 3) Oo sizes, including those for stout ment Andthe price. We will show them to you Friday. y are not mistakes of harm to the garments. Just mis- part of the manufacturer. Besides we'd rather you'd ‘udge the facts that your eyes can see are better and more convincing than argument, (Early comers get extraordinary (Men's Store, Main Ficor, Bast.) Great Special Sale of Embroideries To-Morrow At Less Than ”% the Regular Prices. Optical Goods at Low Prices. Our Optical Store is now ideally every requisite for the accomplish mon approved and modern prorerly fining glastes, Gra cally examine your eyes and Women’s Very Special Value, 24-INCH COATS: large mannish coat sleeves, satin lined throughout; SPECIAL OFFER $5.00 SOLID GOLD SPRING EYEGLASS, Covert Coats. illustrated; from fine quality Ameri- can Covert Cloth; correct corset shape; fly front and notched collar; every seam lapped and stitched: 4.85% d. lacking nothing and possewing rapid and perfect work. Only the levices are employed in testing the eyesight and duate opticians are in attendance and will scientific supply the correct lenses and frames, 1.00 FOR TO-MORROW, Front.) Balcony, 18th St., Friday. made, as | 4 \, ' } i Women’s Wrappers & Kimono Sacgues & Sowns Tewest Spring Creations. Would you profit handsomely in the selection of a Wrapper or Kimono? To-morrow’s features in these serviceable, well-fitting and comfortable house garments are extraordinary to say the least, for they embrace the newest Spring styles and colorings at greatly lowered prices for this period of the year. WOMEN'S WRAPPERS of superior quality lawn, in a va- riety of very. pretty patterns wide skins. with deep founce : waists are effectively trimmed | with the lawn : bishop sleeves, IS | WOMEN'S WRAPPERS of Sea Island percale and tambric in a variety of very desirable patterns in stripe and neat checks: skirts exira full, with 14-inch flouncei | bishop s'eeve and waist effec: t tively designed, s as 2 15: WOMEN'S WRAPPERS of lawn; excellent quality, in dainy polka dot effecis, extra wide i} skirts with 14-inch flounce and very neat waist effecis; tailor | finish 1,50 WOMEN'S KIMONO GOWNS of figured lawn: excellent quality: double yoke back and front, with white lawn border trimming: cut full and long. 69e naugurated it is logical that attention Sample Brass RBedstoads, NO DUP ICATES, \ AD, BRASS 1 00 BRASS Bi! AD, S-Piece Partor Suites. | $46.00 fasten! YAN TOR SUITS nished frames, covered wit) PARLOR SUITE; mah fined? drames, ‘bovered with i ARLOR SUITE: mahowan: 1 EAGER Sovared. “with Wetal Bedsteads, Redding & Parlor Suites Go-Morrow & Saturday at Astonishing Prices Now that the Spring business has been enthusiastically Fifth Floor no doubt as to the advantageousness Choice Parlor Suites | WOMEN'S WRAPPERS of | Sea Island percale. finest quality. in handsome gray, black and blue | pawterns; scme dainty polka dot effects; very wide skirts with 14- inch flounce, waists effectively trimmed: these wrappers are su’ in STYLE, FIT and FINISH. aie ff | WOMEN’S KIMONO SACQUES of figured lawn; double yoke back and front, with white awn border trimming: spe- cial 29¢ » | WOMEN’S KIMONO . SACQUES of lawn; fine qualitys dainty patterns; double yoke back and front, with white lawn bor- der trimming: new flare sleeve. WOMEN S KIMONO GOWNS of fancy figured lawn; excellent quality; sailor collar; gown has colored lawn border trimming on collar, down the front. sleeves SPECIAL at ISe and belt. (Secont Floor, East of Centre.) 59e the Furniture Store on the should attract public in a manner that leaves of sharing in the W opportunity thus presented : ass Bedsteads, as illus trated—Z-inch continuous posts “heavy latera's T f= Ball mounts, large husts Regularly $45.00; Cnamelled Cribs. ED CRIBS, made wit fee, with wire springs SPRINGS, at 250 800. 3. £50. 600 $100.00 PARLOR Sutte; mahogany fin frames, covered with 5 RLOR $120.00, ot PARLOR $150.00 B-plece PARLOR: 3-Piece Partor Suites.