The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1904, Page 5

\ A - BIGSEIZURE OF (CAUGHT AFTER A MARKET CLOSES VALUABLE GOODS) FOUR-YEAR CHASE) STRONG AD BRK Cashier Osoar M. Wiencke, of a|Union Pacitic Conspicuous. | Gustoms Inspectors Find Hidden f in| Showing Gain of More Than 1 Aboard Steamship Shimosa New York Firm, Arrested in 9 . yp bonhe taining Cost Men. Transactions in Steel. . Strength and activity marked the 0 M. Whenoke, 4 thirty-six, . WSSERT OFFICERS ADMIT | wno Yor tna lan tour years han been | 12NSE of the atock market to-day, with SECRECY IN IMPORTATION. | crates ox corsecy, nas beon erected 1n]2208 !aue of the list, tt closing more § london, Ontario, Can, by Detective: than one point over last night, Southern | Bergt. William Brown, of Inspector Mo- 4 Clusky's stad, Moods Taken to Custom-House,| Csr e ria ant caanter| more than 1 1-2 per cent. Where by the firm of Whitall, Tatum @ Co.,| There were heavy transactions on both }; They Will Be Appraised gloes aanulaacirin No. # Barclay|sides of Steel preferred, the stock show. 1° by Experts In Employ of the atreet, and after working in « confiden-|ing a gain of more than 1 point, The tial capacity for one and a half years|common cloed fractionally higher, Government. Gigappeared in the fall of 190, Pecu- lations by process of forgery were dis-| Fuel @ Iron, Loulevilie & Nashville, covered by the firm's be oy: later| New York Central, Ontario & W: + W*4) Pennsylvania, Rock Island and the un to. $Ll,000, Bince the arrival here on Monday trom ciated EP ye Pt ees on Oct. : nape a y, bash iseues each realised « gain of from far Eastern ports of the British steam- | 5, &@ letter to Mr, hip Shimoss the vessel bas been Hein, of tne frm, virtually eaenoml: many times by Customs tn: | SSI oMaSivea to do what fe dl ors Hooley and O'Neill, who had went, formation that hidden somewhere be- wi went West and eluded the main deck was at loast @ truck. pt Was finally traced to De- of thi t, and Detective-Sergeant Brown @ most costly goods from | wag’ detailed to arrest fim, Wienke paness, Chinese and East Indian | was traced over ig jan border The Closing Quotations. 1-2 to 11-4 per cent. all around. Bonds closed } During each of the searchings of the |@4 Wiencke yesterday, and w: 508 Yesterdays - | loa jbls Miner Hooley and O'Nell! found nid- | tfreg Meriualey thal the peteaner Oe | Srenad Kilewes"” vm et Feesread she den away in the most inaccessible parts | dition proceedings and come on at once lowe. chee. High. h the steamship cases of goods wich | t2 New York. Amal, Copper. iy ri $ 'were not manifested and which Capt. The polioe say Wisneke worked, bis Am an ae BY iN 1 4 = yO oe § x ig t {Champlin said he knew nothing at all ge bs yolk eee yal ie it Se Am, Sugar ies jatout. The searching of the Shimosa amount he is Sngged to ware cheat The was completed to-day, and @ truckload (prisoner a married and has « family, Se roods was discovered and —— an away to the selsure room at the es ares NEW SECURITY LISTINGS. It is impossible to estimate the total value of the contents of the forty odd |"A4* Te=Dery by Committee of e cases of goods taken possession of by Btook Exchange, 9 \the inspectors, They c t of cash. |_ The Committee on Stock of the New Mere shawls, expensive Chiner and York Stock Exchange, which during the} Wapanese silk handkerchiefs, c.ya.e and | Summer recess of the Board of Gov- e f 8 power to make certain list- i@igarettes, rare chinaware and curios | °OT* jt all sorta, All the seized goods will be | !K% to-day announced the following appraised by experts in the employ of | "*¥ SRAED 6 sete that) the Government, United States Realty and Improve- geiitt he hiding plane of the sous. Pet reer Nin cabatene bones, During Joly and August this Store will be Closed 60’ Clock Evenings and 1 0’ Clock Saturdays, and $13,688.60) capital stock. $1,047,000 ad-| Gitional debenture bonds and $2,361,400) additional capital stock was directed to be listed from time to time on official! notice of issue in exchange for shares O'Neill assert that when the valuables ogg being removed trom the steamship \the officers admitted that i Bods belonged to them, es A trunk containing « set of 170 pleces of chinaware was claimed by &. Haupt, the third engineer of the Shimosa, 3 it was that the other officers, |: ‘um mate down, admitted that thoy brought the goods selsed to pork, ~ his late admission did not prevent fer nd O'Neill from taking the debenture and $10,444,000 ause the officers of the Shimosa, in q , Making their declarations when the ves- aenh ‘@ and Ohio Railroad Com- I dodhed at the fost of Maret streat, | pant Hns,oMf teyetaas nt ‘lI decided to effect an immediate cl (Bast Rivers all averred. that they hed | Buty f00.00, Arent b per eeial ct ant {immediate clearance at the followin; | Mutiabie goods aboard. Y Bad | mortage poss oF 10m, asking 6 exceptionally low prices : . 'pource of Information withheld. | Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Rall: The { Lawn Waists, several successtul styles, neatl; “ot the ships arriving here from the Far £35,000. an wn Wa ity styles, several : N w Ri Com. it lead to “prosecutions tor Violations AK) Maditional Mire Doneoll; $2.50 | different kinds to select from—Thursday.s+s+0 ny, $1, the law against smuggling. | agted mortgage nt. shonds of @ source of the tnformation upon , i , i CI Erle Raliroad Com) addi. which Surveyor of the Port 800 | Pernevivania, ens i bonds of 1%1, making a total o ' oley an a bo pet but it apparently came from In- = je sources, the sallors on the Shimosa are all chinese, the Gvernment officers are sat- fafied that they had no interest In the eontraband goods. ‘On the homeward voyage of the Gh!- mona, which left Yokohama on April u t, touched at Kobo, Shanghal, Hon, ‘ong, Singapore, Sues, Port Said an ligtere, and i was at those places that eo valuables were secretly placed Wroara the steamship. ———=—— \. COTTON OPENS FIRM. —enenrenre Malle’ Efforts Aided by Strong Liv. erpool Market. Cotton opened firm to-day, with the Hist 3 to 9 points higher, Traders who ought freely yesterday supported the market to-day. Most of the support, it ‘was believed, meant en extension of Thursday at... Repels, Keeps Away Mosquitoes, Gnats, Ticks, Files, Insects Jong accounts, notably for Wall street Agrecable to persons, bat offensive to inseste. ‘ Sieh, wih a8 Se oe all Ponen eer akie aoue ol | New and Desirable Laces mnate tiris of the bulls, were helped | MES Soe em mY MAIL At About 4 Their Actual Value. jt Liverpool market and indi- alone that the aqueeze in July and August in that city was to be con- ‘tin ued. + Weather conditions in the South were Jwatistactory and temperatures seasona- Be, with no excessive raintall. Follow. ing the call prices advanced several ‘ ints further, but then began to re- boo ‘a litle under profit taking by pro- fessionals in sympathy with moderate depresion in the market at New Or- leans. ‘The opening prices were: July, 10.76 of- ered; Rugust, 10.81 to 10.8; September, 1.90 to 9.91; October, 9.68 bid; November, 9.60 bid; December, 9.63 to 9.64; January, 9.64 to O46. T te prices were: July, 10.81; 10.80; Septem er. $83; October, December, 9.57; January, 9.56 WHEAT MARKET, ‘The local wheat marke opened lower to-day on the foreign selling of Septem. ber and December. The Chicago market opened higher, especially on July, waich Feflected a further scare of shorts over the movement. After the foreign sale had been absorbed prices recovered all @round, New York's opening prices were: Wheat—September, & 3-4; December, 8. Chicago's opening prices’ were: Wheat eit: 1-2 to %; rember, $6 1-4 to 3-6; December, 8 1-8. Corn— ‘: 1-4; July, 48 3-8; September, 8 °-8; ember, 44 5-4 to 44 7-8 ew York's closing prices were: July eat, 9 3-4; September, ®) 6-8, Decem- . % 7-5; July corn, 64; Beptember, — ‘hicago's closing prices were: Jul: eat 6-8; Beptember, % 7-8 to 87; ember, $4; May, #7 1-4; May corn, 1-2 bid; July, 49 3-$ to 49 1-2, Septem- , 9 1-2; December, 4 1-4 did. ——_—— SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAC FOR TO-DAT. Bun rises... 4.50 Sun fetd 7.82 Moon aete— THR, TIDES. igh Water, Low Water. B. @. Welle, Chemist, Jereay City, ¥. J. Laces Worth 35c, 50c, At 10c, 15c, Aug 2.61; NICE FOR WASHING THE FACE, NECK AND HANDS. Price 25c. per Can AT DRUGGISTS OR BY MAIL, E, 8. WELLS, Chemist, JERSEY CITY, N. J, UaA $1.00 Porch Chairs, 75¢ Th Foot Powder VS Bandy one. ta Tin VA Oy An's GETTIN mpertect goods or soiled samples. Har'eee Puan $3 ads 3 | THERE AIN'T HE? Wi - PORT oF NEW YoRK, AMMIVED. teehiand 6.6... curiae Trene .. OU can too, it you use this powder, Y Heala foot sores, irri feet. +» Demerara Prevents a teadeney to excessive | | | 1 Bact eset or Fowat aad mrowcure, | corrects. fetid, odors, | INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. tie ai hie i DUE To-Dar. ‘ pony part pertoa, Granaiote erence trenden,, Alliance, Coton, or mailed, ‘ ——- 5, 8, WEEES, Chomiel, Jereey Cite. GEE OAT EE ait srashing, the 3 re esere oe = SE vet Canada by One of MoClusky’s Point Over Yesterday—Heavy ‘ +++ PEEP FD SER BLE FTEE 4 World's Fair, of States and ““Amazma."’ The Incandescent Illusion. Federation tte Performances daily in the Aud iorium. Sth Floor, at 1100 AM, 1.30, 2.30. 3.30 and 4:30 P.M. Seats Free to the seating capacity of the Auditorum. tl +er A Special Attraction this week is a marvellous SS reproduction of the play of ''Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” SE , Pacifico and Missourl Paciflc also were prominent in the advance, each @alning nn : Reautifully Stylish Silk Shirt Waist Suits. Price quoted is remarkable when you consider that nine yards of silk, retailing at 95c, a yard. is required to make this Suit—and then you have your trimmings and the making You readily see what a truly great value this The selection of a proper size and desired shade is the work of but a few minutes. These Silk Shirt Waist Suits are made like illustra- tion, cf heavy Taffetas and Foulards in mixtures of the most fetching shades, including brown, blue, green and gray. Those of Taffeta have waist with elaborately side plaited front and box plaited back; seven gored plaited skirt, instep length. ‘ Those of Foulard are neatly plaited at front, back The perfect Corset for the slender and sleeves, and are prettily trimmed with lace medallions; seven gored skirt with foot kilts and medallion Atohieon, Baltimore & Ohio, Colomdo Be73-—2=2.! PR Sas EIT S tteterer be + erree. GAMECOCK FOR PARKER. Breeder Will Send Prige Winner Called ‘The Judge.” RAMWAY, N. J., July 18. Hetfelt, better known as ‘Uncle Dan,” mecosks and winner of bans at the poultry ex: Frestional gains were scored tn the local ‘ection Group, while the Eries The industriale were @ shade higher firm. Parker, Demosratic nomi: nee for Pres! ‘Nop & handsome gamecock he fowl is a “Jeanette pile crossed Rls Fm tee.” ot f borg ey cal sporta wanted "Uncle Dan” to eive this ied a "go" ning in & match net Plaing but se fetieet to put the dird into atte Brown went after him. He arrest-| ~ % re en ine | prion kad bole eames ftom tenstiees All have big pouchy sleeves and pretty stock collars. (Women's Outer Apparel Bections, Second Fleer, Front.) Women’s Fine Lawn Waists. amaking total acihoe:| At Very Low Prices to Close Out. ee ursday’s 12,000 Yegtigee Shirts for Men Go-Morrow at 55e Another of those mammoth trade transactions calculated to arouse the immediate attention of a large number of men who want Shirts of this description at a very low and tempting price, Not 55¢ Shirts, of course, for they were made to be sold upward to $1.00 in most instances. Made of madras or percale. Detached link cuffs lock, er Rajiroad lation of St. Thursday we offer a number of very fine Lawn Waists nickioad of cases to the seizure room, | focits ikea tn" Feneraf orange. 3. that are notable for excellence of quality, trim and tha A 5 4D . q' y pe ft Many of these styles cannot now be duplicated, and we Cigar Special, 50 Sc. HAPPY THOUGHT CIOARS, The { Watsts of very fihe Sheer 50 5c. PORTO RICAN BREVAS $4.00 trimmed—Thursday...... +++ 50 5c. PORTO RICAN BREVAS 50 LUCKE’S ROLLED CIGARS, 100 “HAVANA BRAND” STOGIES, 350 Good Cigars all for 3.00 Mall Orders Solicited. (Main Floor, Bast, 18th 8¢) One Thousand House Gowns, Kimonos and Dressing Sacques At Half Former Prices, WHITE LAWN HOUSE GOWNS—The §2.00 kinds— Large variety of choice patterns in light or dark grounds. Cut full size, guar- anteed to be perfect in every way. C Your choice at (Main Floor, East of Fountain.) EXQUISITE MOUSE DRESSES—O/ fi and colors, Empl, Jolavle and Nesigee—the 6000 kink UPSGAY ALi sevsseeeeneences Oreeeeeee é DRESSING SACQUES—O! Lawn, white or figured, la trimmed, finlahed with dainty rib lity Thursday Cee eens Women’s Runabout Skirts. We Will Place on Sale Wednesday and Thursday THESE RUNABOUT SKIRTS Rare made of the Imported 7H Mixtures and London Suitings as illustrated and in various other equally desirable styles in pretty gray and tan mixtures. Seven and nine gored styles with inverted’ plait back; some have foot kilts, others tab hip trimming and nov- All have full flare, 295 (Women's Outer Apparel Sections, Second Floor, Front.) About 1,500 pieces of Point de Venise, Gate, Oriental, Chantily, Meal Spanish "bene aint Cluny, Real Marquise and other laces, in edgings, insert. ings, galloons and bandings, in all widths, as follows: season, we have several hundred excellently ~ made, fine quality Bathing Suits for women ~ that cannot be surpassed for the litle money we are asking. These Suits were made to be sold at $2.95 They have large sailor collars trimmed with white braid. Extra full blouse with puff sleeves. On sale to-morrow v in the regular sections, 2d Floor, \ East, 19th Street; your choice Jo at | Extra Valucs—Women’'s Surf Caps. SUMMER FURNITURE To Be Closed Out Quickly, Lawn and Porch Chairs and Rockers in maple and green finish, reed seats and backs—Prairie Grass Chairs and Rockers—Fumed Oak Chairs and Rockers, with Spanish leather seats and backs, are strictly man tailored and per- sateen. In a variety of very | so patterns. Regular 4%. styles 250 if Children’s Photographs. Beginning with to-morrow and for the rest this week the Benediet Studios offer a remarkable special for children. This is positively the mos liberal offer any reliable photographer has ever announced. 12 Carbonettes and One 16x20 Bh 00 Black & White, As you will readily admit, the feature of a childs photograph is expression, and thats our very strong hold Our experts know just how and when to ‘sna . (ith Floor. take 6th Ave. Blevater:) Wright's Bust Form woman. _Itis a Corset and Waist com- bined There is no lacing: no stuffy, in.urious pacding—no undue pressure anywhere met an elegance and race OF effect In SON, Eralih neing *1,00 In Batiste or Counl, 1,50 & 2.50 vring same give buat and ° urements Kear Grand Stairway, 10h St.) Women’s Black Serge Rathing Suits, Made as Illustrated, and Unusually Popular. Right here, at the very apex of the bathing Women’s Bathing Caps of fine mercerized / At the Following Prices, While They Last: $6.73 Fumed Oak Chairs at..secesesseecseereee teeerens $3.95 $2.50 Porch Chairs at. $175 $2.00 Porch Chairs... $1.25 $9.00 Porch Chairs at. Semi-Annual Sale of LACE CURTAINS. To-Day and Balance of the Week, This sale of Curtains which we hold twice a year has become familiar to and much appreciated by our custom- ers. We only include our very [aod offered represents goods from our regular stock—no | creations in the scason’s newest | Summer-weight Waists that are | altracting a great deal of merited } commendation. These Waists A Radical Clearance or Men's Fine Straw Hats All the Most Popular Shapes and Straws. We are hurrying out Straw Hats. We have gone |} about it radically, drastically, a When The Big Store opens to-morrow you will be { able to buy STYLISH STRAW HATS as follows: English Split Straws and the Popular Rough Sennit st patterns, and every In the collection you will find Irish Points—Arabians— poedaes Gs gerr NoveltyCurtains at lower prices than you ever saw before. $5.00 IRISH POINT CURTAINS at, per pair $12.50 IRISH POINT CURTAINS a1, per pair $15.00 ARAB CURTAINS at, per pair And so on throughout the entire list. = Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. }} Panama Cloths. They are well |mace. Prices are greatly ree | duced. and are Fashionable brims and crowns ackinaw Braids; soft roll brim, Porto Ricans and Manilas; all dimensions and (Men's Hat Store, Main Pieor) actug! cost of the materials, ~aaseneennsiaebeueetetiinnnrtinabioiein artnet : naa = - nae ~—— Women’s Summery Waists. Stylish Models at Reduced Prices, We have numerous beautiful cemprice. amerg the several dainty and Summery fabrics, fine Batstes, Doited Swisses and 75e, 95ce, 100, 41285 475, 4985 and 295 In most instances the prices named donot come ate