The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1904, Page 10

i re reste a hie lene 4 ty t 4 | a — + MENARE SILENT J Telegraph Company's Officials Decline to Talk About Hart- nership Which Goddard Says Exists with Pool-Rooms. | CAPTAIN SHOWS COMPANY’S GAMBLING CONNECTION. | Aided by City Ciub, He Rigs a | Pool-Room, Having Wires | Run Down Chimney to Re- | ceive Race Returns. | AN of the high oMfciats of the We em Union Telegraph Company side stepped to-day when asked for an ex pression of opinion on the report of Capt. Norton Goddard that a practical] partnership exists between the Western Union and the poo!- m-keepers over the country. Reporters hankering | for information were referred to Sup! | W, J. Dealey, who gave out the follow ing unsigned statement at noon: “If any one wants reports of stocks grain, cotton, @ baseball game, a bill jard match, a cheas tournaynent, a bicy- cle race, a horse race or a sermon there fs no reason why they should not have it any more than they shouldn't have a gas moter or any other appurtepance in thelr hous» tf they want tt. “The majority of messages fled are] not in plain language; in other words they are in code ar cipher, and the tele-| fraph company has nothing to do with| such messages or their conteuts further than to transmit them." As a result of Capt. Goddard's report | each member of the Board of Directors | of the Western Union will receive to-day a letter from the Secretary of the City Club calling attention to the relations existing between the telegraph company and the pool-room men, According to Capt. Goddard, the two men who were sent first to make ar- Frangements with the telegraph company had considerable difficulty In finding the proper person, After seeing two super- intondents they were dntroduced to Mr. Mitchell, who, in turn, introduced them | § | to a Mr. Dealy. Took Aqueduct and Memphin, One of the men, known as Burke, sald he wished to open a pool-room at No. 8 Madison avenue. Dealy informed him that he could have a wire put 4n for $25 a day for the Aqueduct track and $ a day extra for every other| track. It was agreed to tal wire for) the Aqueduct track and one for Mem- phis, the price being $9. Dealy told the men he could not give them a written contract, as that would probably cause trouble. A few days later another man, who posed as Burke's backer in the poolroom, ‘visited the Western Union offices and saw both Mitchell and Dealy. He an- nounced that he was new to the business and wanted to know if the company could furnish an operator who knew how to square the authorities. Mitchell, who was in the room, ordered Dealy to go and what operators they had on hand. On Dealy's retura he aaid he couldn't tell what operators *| Would be available on April 15, the dute set for the opening of the pool-room Mitchell then said to the representative of the City Club: Wires Down Chimney. “Well, anyway, wo will give vou u | man who has had a large experience in pool-rooms and who knows the ropes and who knows enough to climb out of the window when trouble comes.” Arrangetnenta for wiring the house Were completed, and the Western Union employees actually put the wires into the house, dropping them down the} chimney, so they would not be con- spicuous, Tt was also agreed that the $30 a day was to be turned over to tho operator | ‘each day and that he was to be given $10 a day as wages in addition. Capt. Goddard figured that there ed no less than tliree hundred pool- yng in this city, and that on a bavio | fM pf $80 each the Western Union's income | from this source alone amounted to | 19.000 a day tn this cl:y | It was agreed at the meeting of tho iy Club that a full repo-t of the affair | Yhould be sent to each membar of the Board of Directors of the telegaph comn-|f Pany. The directors who will receive these letters {i:clude: Russell Sage, George J, Gould, Frank Gould, Hawin Gould, Howard’ Gould, Robert C, Clowry, A. R. Brewor, Myron T, Wilbur, Thomas T. Ecker, John Terry, Samuel Sloan, Louis &¥tzgerai Yacob H. Bebift, James H. Myde, J. Plerpont Morgan, Wi;!am D. wiahop. Obaries Lanier, Chauncey M. Depew, Heary M. Flagler, John Jacob Astor, jOliver Ames, C. 8S. Shepard, John B. | Ven Every, James Stillman, ‘Thomas |B: Clark, William L, Bull, Morris i. jSesup, Edward H. Harriman, Charles jAwokhart, Samuel Spencer and John J. Mitchell, PEDDLER ACCUSED OF THEFT | — | fried to Take Bay Containing Money and Jewelry, f Henry Schwelt, eighteen years old, of | Wo. 166 East Seyenty-elghth street, wa Weld for trial in the Harlem Court to flay in dofault of $1,00 bonds on a Fharge of stealing a chatelaine co taining $242 in money and 4 Mrs. Lena Simon, of No. y-third street. weit was selling berries to Mry. @imon when she missed her bag. Ar jBour Inter the Janitress of the house No. 201 East Eighty-fourth street Grove the peddier from her place, and Henry ran he dropped Mrs. Simon's had received a report of the | from Mrs, Simon, Henry and his | were arrested, but the brother | \@lacharged. Ilenry pleaded tha:} found the chatelaine outside of home. He gaid he had in- tt to Mrs. Simon, but bat twi of the ecu faba shed, 72ers Ra Rena ae o.sa lL aa e THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1904. ries i East Ninety-seventh street. | without tetting thelr mother know, and| place and made him pay thelr fares * Carl and Lena were Inte in arriving! had also run away from school, He] home. ‘ and even| Whent' ey drew neat the house they’ | r fares lecided that Lena, who ix the young- at the dorste knowing trouble await-| Maren started to walk vack on [HE sind oars mother's name, fF - they want home , Nt © corner, Lena's, mamma pent A Peto pull 1 her, and then Lena Spee who be J them at the # p fn, f F ; yurse,” and Lena ' rl Christoffer ex- | sont gun twas dare when for him, Cari had pects to cat n Y 4 the lasdlidy of the ¢ and ft His || at i tol cateli som Hoel, Mra. MeCormich him all night and ik lt St t = . kh | Ae or ju|Fulton Street, 7 = rooklyn| ing at ors ds, Wart ib ng m soit Ns aa a pte ta I would eal for WE GIVE BLUE TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES. ten years old. ‘They live at No. we : $3.00 Worth of Stamps Friday Plorning Specials. ref Bet. 830 and 10.80 A. M. | rree 8c. Quality Olleloth, sold by tho square yard, | He | guaranteed seasoned, at....... tone voeee Largest Retail ~AMPORTER , ~ in America ( FINE TEAS ( AND COPTEES; H ; Between 8.30 and 11 A. M. Coupon—tpon presenting this coupon at $5.00 Quality Art Squares, 3 yds. long, 244 QQ A. 1. Namm’s Store FRIDAY yds. wide, at....... Risweace LGANO ; Only 1 toa eC. 0. D. (April 29), and making purchases Bet£.30 and 11. PORTIERIS, Bet. 8.80 and 11, i i 15,000 Pairs of Tapestry Portieres, reversible an amounting to $1.00 or more, we will yds. long, heavy fringe top and bottom and 59e give three dollars’ —~~Good vi worth $2.75 pair, special, each..... Trading | 3 f A DRESS LINING SURPRISE—FRIDAY TILT NOON. worth Blue Trading (April 29. E. W.3 asia 5%. for 1ée. Fast Black Crystal Perealine, bright silk i iti finish, for drop skirts and petticoats, correct weight, Stamps Free, in addition to those 86 in. wide; worth 15c.; the Lining Bargain 3¢ you receive on’ vour purchases, of Brooklyn; Friday, Ifmit 10 y per yd., 4 Friday Bargains in Silks and Dress Goods. Friday's Bargain, 59c. Black Crystal Weave Mohair, silk finish . Friday's Bargain, 50c. Black All-Wool Votle, bright and crisp Friday's Bargain, 59¢c. Navy Blue Brilliantine, 44 inches wide .... Friday's Bargain, 76c, Cream Hemat|tched Brillfantine, rich lustre . Friday's Bargain, 60c. Silk Foulards, new designs, in dots and fgur E a Be. | . B, The above five specials are for Friday, and Friday only; limit a Dress Pattern to any one customer. A icog ; vriday’s Remnant Day in Dress Goods. All odd lots of Dress Goods end Waistings, in Nuns’ Vellings, Voiles, Albatross, Cashmere, Serges and Mixed « Cheviots; also plaids and fancy mercerized Waistings, divided in three lots, goods ranging in 12Ke 2 RETAIL BRANCHES, You see Them Everywhere. ne Our Trade in iS\ Fine Teas and Coffees places us easily first among American retail importers. Controlling the output of some of the most favorably located Tea Gardens and Coflee Plantations in the Orient and South America, we regulate the price an guarantee the quality and uniformity of the grades. One profit plus the actual cost is all we ask. This means that you buy from us the finest Teas at half the usual price, and Coffees at a substantial saving on every pound. The same system runs through our whole business. Families we furnish get the best, and money is saved to them on every purchase, Our 125 Retail Branches inculcate economy and radiate health and hap- piness all around. So our business grows and prospers. “S. Q H.” Green Trading Stamps are given away—in absolutely free gift—with every purchase of 10 cents or more, excepting C. O. D. orders. The EXTRA SPECIALS on € our famous Teas and Coffees are continued again this Week, as follows: 30 Green Trading Stamps with every pound of TEA at 50c. 20 Green Trading Stamps with every pound of TBA at 35c. 10 Green Trading Stamps with every pound of TEA at 25c. 5 Green Trading Stamps with every pound of COFFEE at 25c., 20c. and 17c. a |b, Other Extra Special Stamp offers will be found below. (3% Ibs. Granulated Sugar for 15c. The Standard Staple Nowhere Else Sold at So Low a Price. Catan Gantaeone™ ge Butler’s Fine Teas. |“ values up to 75c.; priced for quick riddance, Friday, 25c., 15c. and...... Friday’s Remnant Day in Gilks. Odd lots of Plain and Fancy Silks and Satins, ranging in value up to 7oc.; ing at Friday's clean-up price wetiveats Cc Thousands of Dollars Saved by the Thousands of Customers Buying Their Mattings, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Ete., Here. Great Stirring Matting Offer for Friday’s Special. A purchase of slightly wrapper-stained finest quality Linen Warp Mat- tihgs, in handsome carpet effects, of gil colors, such as blue, green, red, oliva, gold, &c., &c., with 180 linen warps, perfectly reversible, damaged only slightly on outside wrapper. AT JUST HALF PRICE. Lot 1—66 rolls of $10.00 quality, 40 yds. to the roll, at just half 5.00 Lot 2—102 rolls of $12.00 quality, 40 yds. to the roll, at just 6 rove) ° BAIL DNCO ees iris cts as siciae's Fanie aie at Just 7 QQ Lot 3—29 rolls of $14.00 quality, 40 yds. to the roll half price ........... f. seeeeeee No Mall Orders. Wonderful Linoleum Offer. | Reversible Brussels Rugs. $1.26 Quality Cork Linoleum, 59c. All Wool pone sand (piretsheds 65 rolls of 8 different patterns, with solid colors right 6x9 9x9 12x09 12x12 through to the back, excellent hand block in- 59els,, = ae SO — lald and tile effects, value $1.25, on sale at.. $3.98 $5.98 $7.98 $9.98 4 yds. and 2 yds. wide. Values $7.50, $11.50, $14.50 and $17.50. wien ested Qc| Straleht from the Tea Shrub to Your Table. ent Sixteen varleties always In stock. You may depend on the uniform excellence orted, *8¢ Qe |of each brand and grade. Your choice of t for suups; 1- 5 Butler's Unxld Indian Tea—The finest fmported, packed {n alr-tight Mor thie: | SC parchment tined cartonss a Ib... Seah SIRO rv 50c nd picked. fur supertiet,| Butler's Unxid English Breakfast Tea The choicest anywhere at 3 eons dn favor and 1c]. *Y price, In air-tight, parchment Hned cartons; a Ib... rerK ts 50c » cartons Great Jale of Handsome Carpets. A great many people who read this news, and intend moving, can save a great expense by coming here to-morrow, as we Make and Lay Entirely Free of Charge any carpet ordered, at the following prices. Fil Wool Velvets==Guaranteed. McLaren's Cheese Rich, fine , | Butler's Unxtd Mixed Tea—Choicest young shoots Formosa Oolong, 76 rolls of choicest All-Wool Velvet Carpets, with or without border to match, in a beautiful selection of favored; a fares... LOC] Young tyson, Ceylon and Japan, beauti(ully blended, packed in air-tight Evaporated ° colors and designs; actual value as advertised, $1.26 a yard; special, made and laid on your floor, tor AIC Canada Cream “Cheene — rhe} cartoons; a IBi..e.eeecues DOUCHE HANICRE Teas 50c tent of finest , i H . ’ for lune, "tino" 1Q¢| Batter Rada Flex. Smith's Brussels. Biselow Axminster. i . Unxld Formosa Oolong—Chol st young tender pickings of a x jixed; Chow-| the new crop, in air-tight cartons; a Ib... Mi 50: Leip esdaey tiered kd California fruit; 1- 13c 85c, best quality 9-wire Brussels, Alex, Smith's make,| $2.00 Bigelow Axminster, handsomest Parlor carpet beautiful new fall designs reins; 8 12C| Butler's Ceylon Tea “Golden Tips,” most highly valued * Our rons made, special, made and laid on your floor, ; \ "mo! y valued of all. Our sespessstiprtion AS Poputar apve-} own special importation, in alr-tight cartons; alb............- a 50c Zoe ee milled trou beet Norte Jad) sat onbueseen ORAS Lo ECS IPT Se CSC a Soa Ce /98c s +“ [0C| Butler's Best No. 1 Choice Formosa Oolong Tea—Pure and _ jinn 1 2¢ z 1 ‘~s Small 16 uniform; a Ib ee 35c Finest quality zilekle the (palate: a, Jo ie Butler's Best No. 1 Py ee) PIs ’ paxzenh yx Cauliflower 6 p 5 CER SUMON SST Finest imported: sat YC! Butler's Best No, 1 Ceylon Tea—Deliclous flavor; a tb. Tear THAlGn cone tribe Meee aR kK the G 2 Uph Is @ y 3 le x iy ‘ancy . + Ul beat Ind ; S-lb. apne pithien sare! UBC) Butler's Best No. { India Tea—Aromatic and uniform; a tb Due Sern en 10 no r reat olster ale. Butler's Best No. 1 Japan Tea—kich and delicate flavor; a Ib. Mie re 3 Girt ial OUR BUYER SPENT TWO WEEKS IN PHILADELPHIA, THE GREATEST MANUFACTURING CITY IN THE UNITED STATES FOR PORTIERES AND LACE CURTAINS, AND PURCHASED ABOUT 56,000 PAIRS OF THE FINEST QUALITY PORTIERES AT ABOUT 50C. ON THE DOLLAR, 1,000 pairs of Dilk Plereerized Portieres. 600 pairs of heavy Armure Tapestry Portieres, perfectly reversible, heavy fringe top and bottom, 2 98 60 Inches wide and 3 yards long; value $5.00; sale price... . . 260 pairs of very fine quality Ottoman Ribbed Tapestry Portieres, perfectly reversible, heavy fringe top and bottom, Colonia) gnd Empire designs, 60 inches wide and 3 yards Jong; value $6.00; sale price, 3 TS Butler’s Best No, 1 Young Myson Tea—-Uniform and pure; a Ib, | Butler's Best No. 1 Gunpowder 1 Butler's Best No, | Mixed Tea Teas—always the same; a Ib Bin | | Butler’s No, 2 Choice Oolong Tea—Strictly pure, B56 i Butler's No, 2 Choice Lnglish Breakfast--Fine qualit 25¢ | Jamaica Butler's No, 2 Mixed Tea—Rich, full flavor; alb......., 25¢ | Gin ger. . | Butler’s Famous Coffees. |1.3'8 3" for colic and all Butler’s Bay Rum. Finest quality San Croix distillation; bottle fitted with new patent sprinkling top, saving waste and de- Rich and uniform; a (b, 35 Butler’s \V/ torioration; pints, Fresh roasted daily, and if desired, ground while you wait. stomach dis-(% ) LING, i 5 Pieces o F i 45c.; half pints, Best ptociia and dave peicious blend of the finest Vedessinipontas’ 25c! tress. ani Ni Fewnings. gills @avers Feather Bed Pillows low hereclsealaur: prices GID. wiaessccsasceesaar eevee soe 5 concentrated es- )j ER) 2 Best Maracalbo—Full flavored aroma, smooth and very fing, a lb. + 20c) | sence Fancy (Ay y) ou Let $4.98 4.98 Best Santos—Fancy quality, round and aromatic; a Ib... < 17¢|4 VS} ere nON Sr worwill makatnieatial ein) cov: H Oo SY Lowest. era for 6 pleces of Furniture, in GuactulPiskler=aan ae rt " A 10 OOO best quality washable Denim, fin- ware, xiowier snail panies |1 Five “S, & H.'’ Green Trading Stamps Co USSS coAnings, Mike) tems Ceith bert ebrwaw ileding aad Chow and Gherkins; a Q5¢ With Any One of the Following Household Necessities, Viz.: ee best quality 4,98 af Cheese—New York State full cream| Salad Oll—Best domestic, full body || Hominy —yrom. striped or|teed; special . 5 800 Feather Bed Pillows, 3 lbs, ot 7c cheese, the finest made, ex- 15¢ and pure flavor, the popular oil &c|] _ ceptionally nutritlous; a Ib, for salad dressings; qt. bot- 18 a: 5 Prunes—From the famous Santa Clara) tlt....6e eo cece eee Cc uk ic Valley, choteest thin skinned, 5c Pepper — Black or White — Full f oat, ender and meaty; 3 Ibs. for strength, pure spice in '4-Ib, Hrenatheand purer cit, an, ROC|} French Peas—sweet, small, fresh,| _ tins; each ee 10c Lemon and Vanilla Ex- tender’ and full of flavor, a Peerless Sauce — The unexcelled brand; ® 5 e|| vegetable delicacy; 2eans for 2OC| avis relish; pints, 15c5 half Sardines—French imported, the gen-| Pints... 10c uine article packed in pure 2: | LibertyKetchup—A splendid ketchup aren olive oll; 2 cans for...... 2OC| and sii round family appe-* 1 ind ¥Qc |j Baked Beans — “Triumph” brand,| — tizers pint...... tee Oc Hea aynlng $15.98 Rerupholstering |” pure feathers in each, best quality uarant ee @ ; Furniture. s A.C, A. tleking; regular Zalvanized| We will re-upholster 5 pieces ot | Price 76c.; special, each... 39e fron frames,|ordinary size Furniture in_ best |Hxtra large Feather Bed Pillows, 8 and put up to| quality Satin Damask finished Tapes-| Ibs. of pure feathers in each pil- your window; /|try, finished with best quality gim, low, sizes 22 and 27 {n., guaran- size, 2 ft. 6 1m /and cord, workmanship guaranteed,} teed odorless and best quality by 4 ft. 6 in.;/and made to look like malin Sah ed aot C. “ ticking; urniehed for lowest a suite worth $86.00; regular price $1.75 each; aero quoted, ea... 2.25 POP’ cerevcsescee a 15.98 special, each............. T5e Ordinary size Awnings put up to your windows within 24 hours’ notice. Mu quality; @ bottle. erman’ Mustar a bottl M 8-10, lnen ‘i nest Carolina Brain; 1-lb. carton... Fartua—Pure wheat, Nnest gruels, puddings, &c. t-lb. carton Blue Ribbon Powder. Chotcest fruit and wine flavors irawberry, — raapberry, fe; port, Sher 3 the most delicious anton "Blue all Kinds; c ‘Peerless brand; non- { H eves plain or with tomato sauce; Lemon and Vanilla Extracts C ¢ i SN ANN Se |A_ bike Sovcan foressevanee L2G) “StPeerew'asesour Gent FOC || ake" ufdtaral tetas aE Sale of Drapery gilks and Fringes. B DOM ese ee mn parle. Best grade of figured washable Drapery Silks, for lambreqtins and all kinds of draperies; regular 29¢ Mere a packaues.. LLC] M2ge, Hthbon Shoe Dressing Tie | Millura Murmatnde—let 5c Treah frull; &-1b, stove erock, 2SC price 89c. yd.; spectal, yd.....+. .s..++ GOB ih that preserve SC" launder same ora pee assortiuent Jelly~All favors; 6-08. Qo NOTH,—During this sale we will make Lambrequins and Draperies Free of Charge. 5e¢ | Sllve of chotee jams, pure A 7,500 yds. of'all-wool Rug Fringes, all combinations; special, yd....... Mv elsenaiels deeinenersnale seeeeeeeeeses 5c frults, best imported; stone JOC fea IP cone 196 Grp Crack Canned Fruit W "5 and Mi 1 risp Crackers. anned Fruits. NN M These will ee epicures of us all: he mostlusclous CAalifornlaprcdsis yan ame" 4 Sih eaAis sey ey Maccaroons, alb...... 17e $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 Values, Fig Newtons, alb..... 12e Virginia Mixed Fruits, a lb, -. 10¢ 2 SN “UMS, of ay), rich | and rare, large | ce wee ; 1) Ce Cloth, | i hades of tan; man tallored and perfect e . S ¥ fine quality of Covert Cloth, in various shai } man tallored and pe. Lemon Cookies, alb.. Qe] |! CHOICE : mattioge ‘nicely lined, a shaped single breasted fly-tront jacket, with notch col- When you bave that empty fecting, then || | APRICOTS, ‘CROCERIES lar, included in thia offer ere about 60 Broadcloth Jackets, in popular shades Uneeda Biscuit, a pkge 4 38 RIES, OF cans, pinnw 14 te UMMA BE.OD Aro vsssceccducssessesty teasnceey anennee . ee 3 st J. t. Namm,