The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1904, Page 11

WHOLE LID OF IN THE BRONA Gamblers Gren. i Out of Hee lem Are Said to Have Found Things Easy for Them Above the Harlem River. | POOL-ROOMS RUNNING ' WIDE OPEN, ’TIS SAID One Man Who Is Interested Is Said to Be a Close Friend of Two of the Most Prominent Tammany Politicians. f i 4 Mayor McClellan and Police Commis- sioner McAdoo to-day had their atten- on called to the fact that the “lid” 4s off in the Bronx; that pool-rooms and + ambling-houses are flourishing there, and that there is-every evidence that some one high in the Police Department ping a large profit through gratt. ector of Police Albertson has just nagoeadad Inspector ‘Titus in the Bronx, and it 1s evident that the former has worked on the theory that there were no violations of the law tn the quict , Brong, and that the people were just ‘as quiet as they looked. So Inspector Albertson has sat back quietly and permitted gamblers and keepers of the pool-rooms driven out of the east and West sides of Harlem by exposures made in The World to take up their Quarters in the Bronx, Pool-Rooms with a Pull, Under the very eyes of the Bronx polloe these men are working, and they boast of pulls with men high in pice in the municipality or prominent m Tammany politics. Until the ex- posures in The World Thomas Lloyd ind William Newman were proprietors of reputed pool-rooms in the ‘Thirty- 4 fourth Assembly District, but these ex- posures drove them from their favored Part of the city, and they have now taken refuge in the Bronx. One pool- foom, sald to be owned by Lloyd, Is at One Hundred and Fifty-fourth street and Third avenue. In the room racing charts are hung Rbout the walls, gnd bets are taken for any amount,/and taken openly. ‘There ig a policeman on the sidewalk directly outside. Two plain-clothes men yrore seen to stop in front of the pool- room and send a messenger inside. If they did not place a bet they made arrangements for the collestion jot graft. The transaction looked bad “or the two plain-clothes men. That there was a money transaction there , fa no doubt, and the affair did not look like @ bet was being placed for the pur- pose of making a bet and getting evi- dence. Near Westchester avenue and One + ‘Hundred ang Fiftleth street 1s another pogl-room, which has been located for the purpose of catching the bettors who are employed in the wholesale butehers’ district. Any properly-iden- tifed person is admitted to the room and before the races are run men go , through the market soliciting bets. Get Twenty Per Cent. Rak * If the police are not aware of this place then they are alone in thelr (ignorance, and if a story which 1s current {s truth the police are not only aware of its existence but gain to the amount of 20 per cent. of the profits taKen in by the gamblers. This 20 per cent., 80 it Is asserted, goes to a man high in the police department. The Nomad Club, in East One Hun- red and Forty-third street, 1s another prosperous place. This place ts regu- Inrly incorporated with » charter and ‘officers, but it 1s sald to be operated by © pull which 1s made strong by a fOll of bills which 1s passed out every Saturday night, and it 1s sald to find lfs way to the pockets of the samo police oMcials who draw the 2 per cent. from thé Westchester avenue pool- room. While Inspector Albertson takes things easy in the Tremont Avenue Btation, where he makes his head- quarters, there {s a pool-room getting ready for operations not three hun- dred yards away, This pool-room will ‘be opened to-morrow and will be for v patrons with lots of money to bet. _ This pool-room {s across the street + from the municipal building and a short distance from the office of the Coroner, KAISER AT GIBRALTAR. Meceived by British Governor and Warmly Welcomed in Public, GIBRALTAR, March 18—The North German Lloyd steamer Koenig Albert, with Emperor Wiliam of. Germany on board, and under convoy of tae ar- mored’crulser Pring Friedrich Karl, ar- rived here to-day. All on board are well. The British squadron stationed here saluted the German ship, and Gen, 4. Bir George Stewart White, the Governor of Gibraltar, boarded the Koenig Albert and welcomed the Emperor, Emperor William subsequently landed {and lunched “with Sir George esi ‘The streets traversed by the ro; vis- itor were lined with troops and blue- Jackets. The Emperor waa accorded a most hearty reception. FOR HIGH-PRESSURE MAINS. ) ble Action by Board of Es- timate Expected To-Day. The plan for the establishment of a fystem of high-pressure fire mains will * be considered to-day by the Board of Esti As it 1s Mayor McClellan's own schemo, and has received general; approval at a public hearing, there is no doubt of favorable action, ‘The original idea of using salt water to extinguish. big res has been prac- GEO. H. SECOR SENTENCED. Defaulting Railroad Cashier Get») ‘Two Years and Six Mon THE WORLD: | aMtexten, whence he returned fortni | sen? \h Judge Newberger in Part IL, of Gen | Mi t eral Sessions to-day sentenced ¢ BOY Sta eco H. eopr, the defaulting cashier of the | Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rallway mM pan to Sing Sing Prison jCALL BOY STOLE COSTUMES. tor two ye ve he uM — t cor, W Kl is position for tm i than twenty fed from tis qd Street ‘hgat ‘Saal So last January, Ante an examin ‘onfennen Cri Ni made of his accounts Me ent to Hyman Waltsch, of No. 26 bi Pure Derby Hats, ENTRANCE THROUGH FURNITURE STORE. 263 Sixth Avenue, New York. Timely talk for men, youths and children. Our prices, quality considered, are never above, art of dressing FRIDAY eee 18, 1904. The following items will teach well at small expense. you the but often lower than any cash house, and there is not a house in Greater New York that offers greater inducements to those desiring to settle in easy weekly or monthly payments. Yor Boys’ 2 Piece 2 Piece Suits, Blue and black cheviots and fancy mixtures. sizes 6 to 16, good $4.00 value; others for $3.95. Children’s Shirt Waists, In fancy percales, large variety of stripes and colors, the same as you usually special, 49c. TROUSERS, u are only required to pay | Down i a Purchase of 10 ee s TOP COATS, COATS, Tan coverts and black chev- ae up in fancy cassimeres o iots, fine serge lined, broad) blue and black worsteds; goods fw 7 | are perfectly shrunk and tail- shoulder effect, the kind you) ordeal to the best custom expect to pay $15 for. Fall Young work; $20 value. ‘MEN'S Ss $ 3° Short, jaunty Top Coats, very striped pure worsteds, all) you cannot duplicate them for and Reefers, Men’s Suits, © YOUTHS’ ror Q?° Nat “Not left Gyers but ruil swagger, tan and olive coverts, sizes, good $5 value. . less than $10. Made up in fine tan and olive ‘TOP Coa COATS, new Spring effects, in fancy! jyroad shoulders, size: 14 to 20. { ¢. a $9. 95 Boys tO” coverts, double breasted, em- Norfolk styles, blem on sleeve, some with R bress buttons, sizes 3 to 8, ex- eel shoulder cellent $5.00 value. cut: > en's f c M 9 J -50 Men's Hats, Shoes, The best felt is the cheapest in the end. These Hats are from the latest block of the leading IANUEAC ULES regular $3.50 at. selected leathers, pay 69c. for, quality. $0).00 Fancy Cheviots and new Spring mixtures, single breasted coat, effect, swell $Q 50 These Shoes are made on the most approved lasts, of the compri excellence of style and wearing best ing OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK. Brooklyn Store, 468-470 Fulton St. FULL LINE FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Between Sixth and Seventh CONFIRMATION AND FIRST COMMUNION SUITS That will be All-wool black and blue cheviot and Thibet Confirmation Suits worsted — bl Suits Long pants Contirmation Suits of black and blue cheviot, Thibet and pure worsted Clay diagonal, Boys’ tically abandoned, though {t js still intended to establish salt-water’ con- jections for use in emergencies. Chief Eaginoer De-Varonn, of th rater: #up- rday: ‘one-twent! one per cent. of the. water consumed in shin elty In Sear ls, weed to, put eet free, An Ww. iat, st. Pehla eon 95c. The famous Do to please the moncy is retnndert instantly on requost. pressed and kept in repaic fo. pies fo2zto1 132 to 146 W. Fourteenth St., pare SURPRISE ESTA THE SURPRISE STORE, From Elevated There Are Still Some People Who Do Not Know What SURPRISE Means * Aves. Is now ready for old friends and new: Worsted fab plain. shad novelt breasted, Abert, products of skill Well-tailored cheviot, tweed, Scotch and cassimere in’ an abundance of color mixtures, dark and medium shades; also smooth black thibet, Bin- gle and double breasted, lined with durable Italian cloth. $3.95, $5, $7.50 Spring Overcoats, Men's all-wool tan, Ox- ford and greenish covert and black Thibet Spring Overcoats, of graceful cut and length, $5, $7.50, $10, S15 s in fancy ingle breast walking frock $10, $15,. Clothing experts are particularly welcome, and are invited to com- pare the values with any offerings anywhere. and figured, Authentic shapes of ey-| Lasts that are stylish | ery famous maker, Der-| and _comfortable—leath- | by and soft shapes, war-/ ers that are uaraneeed'| cheviot ranted color and wear. |through and through bc, 1.45, 1.96 | 1.45, 4.95, 2.45 a source of joy and pride long after the happy event is past. clay diagonal Confirmation ! BAIA RR Rcraiee ania $3.50 $5 $4.50, $7, $8.60, Sib $l2 Patent Leather phiss- for Confirmation and Communion, $1.45, $1,95, uble Guarantee inane: every sale, lack White’ Shirts, 45c. Should any purchase fail All clothing sold here is year without cost. MENTS OPEN.SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P.M. Third Ave, - N. W. cor. 83d Pr tad one block from L statica. iSRei RETIN Ae Wy : ~ Third Avenue, N. W. Cor. 83d St., One Block We are makers of garments that FIT, that display the jatest correct STYLE, ana that give the utmost limit of WEAR—and we pass every article to the consumer at the maker's WHOLESALE price. son adds thousands of people to our army of patrons, The Spring stock MEN’S SPRING SUITS. lined with sumptuous Venetian cloth. $8.50, $10, Men's Spring Hats Men's Spring Shoes | Men's SpringShirts White and new in fancy madras and from domestic and Scotch looms. 4c., 960, 1.40 . YAGHOM NADY Station, Each sea- weaves and including many foreign double and Prince handiwork, $18 Rain & Shine Coats Men's Overcoats of the genuine Cravenette goods, bearing Priestley & Co.'s trade-mark; Oxford, tan $12, $15 weaves Opis Sktunday Nights Until 10 o'Clock, Gaem ANG Breoily n. Entire Block Fulton, From Bridge to Duffield Sts. ol Marvellous 205 Values for Boys. | Boys’ $4.00 Top Coats and Reefers, covert cloth, in tan or olive shades; sizes | Boys’ $4.00 Norfolk or double-breasted Suits, handsome chevict and worsted or fine blue serge; sizes 6 to 15 | Boys’ $4.00 Suits, Eton collar, Russian or sailor blouse, all new styles and ee effects; sizes 248 to 10. Y Men’s 9.00 Soting oH Coats, 6 50. Coats of handsome covert cloth, olive, tan or neat overplaids, broad , 6, ol shoulders and close fitting, hand padded colla : | Young Men's Spring Suits, handsome new effec “double 7. 95) | breasted, perfect in make and fit, a splendid chance to secure Women’s 2. 50 Shoes, 2.00. f a good sult at a low figure... New Spring,styles of our Belle Shoe, the greatest line ever shown of these new creations, We have them in 14 different styles, patent leather, Cuban heels, button and lace; vicl kid, Cuban heels, button and lace; kid tip, Cuban heels, button and face; vici ktd, patent leather tips, high French heels, button and lace; also common sense tces and heels in button and lace; all sizes sod J 00 fp and widths, A to EE. Men’ s 2.50 Shoes, | 1.59, This time for the men we offer a good satin | call Shoe, solid in every vr of shoe making, two style toes, broa and madium, sizes 6 to 10. RY 59 2:95 single or « i | ‘Interesting Surprises Saturday Evening, 7 to 10. No Mail or Telephone Orders Filled. None Sent C. 0. D.* 50c. Underwear, 35c. 59c, Veils, 45c, | Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and Draw- Chiffon Veils, royal and white, | ers, extra tine quality; Drawers | black, brown, white and black; | are made with double seats; | Saturday, 7 to 10 P.M, strong and durable; Satur- |) each’... Ss ’ 45c _ 35c) day, 7 to 10 P. M,, each. 25c. Ribbon, 14c. Washable Taffeta Ribbon, all silk, 35c, Bureau Suarte 20c. Bureau Scarfs and Pillow Shams, | 50 dozen, size 18x34 and 32x32, | 4¥% and § Inches wide, soft, lus iy assortment (in Linen | newest sprin Dept.), worth c.; Satur- Colores sata to 10" 140 \_ day, 7'to 10 PLM, each. 2OC oo C\~ a —|} 42 % (s Handkerchiefs, 6c. 6c. Sample line of Handkerchiefs, all | styles, some trimmed with lace, others embroidered scallops and lace trimmed, Saturday, 7 to | 410. P M. eat 29 '25c. Suspenders, 12%c. | Men's Suspenders, good quality, fancy colored webbing, light and dark | shades, all Improvements, | full length; | Saturday, to.49 P. M.. 12% 2C 50c. Salad | Bowls, ‘25. 5c. Head Rests, 23c. Double Head Rests, trimmed with tassels, large size, beautiful floral 39c. Neck Bows, 25c. Women's Neck Bows, made of-ma- line, in plain and fancy dotted effects; Saturday, 7 to 10 PLM, each, . 25¢ 5c. Toilet Soap, "2c. | Buttermilk and Glycerine Toilet @hina Salad Bowls, dainty decora- aturday, 7 to 10 P. M., 99) lens and “gold tracing, sesees | good siz to 10 ae ie ; | POM . 25c! | ting tton, Ic. =. | aS ” | Boys’ 39c. Waists, 25c. |Basting Cotton, 20-yard spools, | g av i [Pavhite only all sizes; Saturday, joys’ Waists and Blouses, new too hiner sioolk Spring styles, with or without 7 to 1 per “spac B collar, Russian and Eton; Saturday, 7 to 10 P. M “50c. Silk Belts, 15c. Sill, Belts assorted styles, worth 20c. Towels, Iéc. | 5oc.; Saturday, 7 to 10 Fringed damask Towels, 50 dozen, | | » your chotee 150} size 21x42, all white or red bor- ders. (None C, O. Dy Sat- i} urday, 7 to 10 P. N \. ~ Men's 1 Umbrellas, 79, | | Men's and women's Umbrellas, 26 and 28 in.; good, strong twilled Pique Waists, 45c. Women’s Waists, fancy striped white pique, princess front, with double row of pearl buttons, French back, full sleeve, sizes 32 to 44 serge, paragon frames, steel rods, A FALSE RUMOR IN CONNECTION WITH BROKAW BROS. CONTRADICTED. The rumor having been circulated among the trade for some time that the well- known and old-established Clothing House of Messrs. Brokaw Brothers has been sold to a syndicate is most emphatically and energetically denied. The business of this House is now and has been under the same ownership for nearly half a century, and will continue so, with no thought of change in the future, younger members of the establishment coming forward to con- tinue the business which now occupies, as it has since its inception, the highest place in the clothing trade of the United States. BROKAW BROS. Fourth Avenue and Astor Place. cases and tassels, warranted for one year not to cut or fade, han- dles of German silver and pearl, | fine natural wood, plain or trim- * | | Saturday, | | 39c. Corset € Covers, 23c. | Corset Govers of cambric, French effect, suzplice and round neck, | trimmed with dainty embroidery med; | or Point de Paris lace, Sizes 32 P. Saturday, 7 to 40 P.M, M.23C 25c. Perfumery, 12c Gwaments Lazell & Daley's fine triple Ex- Women’s Wrappers, 45 49c, Ee pee rae te: Saat 79c || | | Women's Wrappers of percale and y | lawn, flounced skirt circular | STOIC RM 12c yoke, with ruffle over shoulder ; good serviceable colors; Sat- , 4c. Madras, 8 ¥4c. | Rood sericea eo 49c fae fleece -lined Madras, | rday, penis heavy cotton goods: Sttur= 4 day, 7 to 10 P.M, . B20; $1.25 Table Knives, 79c. | Table Knives and Forks, good qual- 75c. Cigars, We. | ‘ity of steel, cocobolo handles; MCE Cotnnee = | _Stturday, 7 to 10P. My dox 7OC “Combination tier, bor 30 ae 5 7 Saturday 7 to 10 P. 49c} 5c. Perealine 6c. a4 Percalines, 36 in. wide, in cream, 75¢. Whiskey, 59c. | Sune, searlet and Genuine Old Whiskey, dis- | rday, 7 to 0 tilled Gaines | » 626) Co: saturday, 7 to 10 P. mt 59c. 1,000 SUBJECTS. 10,000 FACTS. The World Almanac. Price 25 Cents. Of All Newsdealers. 35 Cents by Mail, ; scsand aver sania arene ilies caliper Stockings of 4 pure thread silk gauze in black; double s soles and low spliced heels. Stockings of black gauze-lisle; double soles, heels and toes, spliced seams. Stockings of black gauze-lisle, finer grade. Saka & Company BROARWAY, 33R TQ 34TH STRERT. Suits and Top Coats for Boys. As missionaries to preach the power of five dol- lars, so far as apparel for boys is concerned, we have designed a series of double-breasted and norfolk suits, and top coats and reefers, in sizes from 8 to 16 years. We offer them at Five Dollars. About a third more would still be reasonable. Boys’ Eton Collar, Russian and Sailor Suits, double breasted, of dark cassimere or blue serge, detachable linen collar and silk scarf; sizes 2)4 to8 years. At $4.75 Wash Dresses for Girls. Worth $4.00, At $2.85 SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. It’s the new “Suspender” model---far more dainty than the name suggests---of plain chambray, in shades of blue, green, pink, brown, tan or gun metal. The waist is of tucked white lawn; the skirt is plaited and elaborate with braid. Saturday at $2.85 SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Oil Paintings. Formerly $15 to $25. $7.50 and $10. Divers subjects cleverly executed. In size they vary from eight by ten to twelve by eighteen inches. Massive and elaborate Louis XIV. gold frames enrich them; all have shadow boxes. SPECIAL FOR ERIDAY AND SATURDAY, Cameras and Requisites At Greatly Reduced Prices. You may depend upon them—they will be true to their function—we pledge ourselves for it, even though the prices are reduced. Kerona Box Cameras, size 4x5, double rapid lens, rack and pinion, swing back, will carry three double plate holders. Special at $6.50 Cyele zard, Ir, 4x5, with double lens, double valve shutter, rack and pinion, reversibleback. Special at $7.50 Kerena Cysls Gamera, 34x44, single lens, double plate holder. Special at $2.75 Plates, Rochester, Optical, Forbes Rapid, Saks Rapid, or Forbes Ortho, per dozen. Size 4x5 at 200; 5x7 at 39c; 614 x 8!4 at 59¢ Coxin, for dayligat developing, per bottle, At 25c Hardening Selution-at 5c; Hypa, I-Ib. cartons, at 2c ae for Women ices for Friday and Sati ay. Regular price $1.75. At $1.19 Regular price 35c. At 25c Regular price 50c. At 35c; 3 for af