The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1905, Page 10

GHT IN RAID — + Suspect They Have Sonie otion With Gang of Will. fg “Black Hand” Writers, ASK VICTIMS TO TRY TO IDENTIFY THEM Than 300 Residents Have pived Anonymous Letters anding Money Under: the ity of Death, Blowing the investigation of the Mand” letters which have de! rete quarter. in Brooklyn oaths, elght detectives made a ‘Upon @ billiard hall at No. 18 avenue and a @aloon at Boer- Humboldt atreets, Brooklyn, ‘Hight and arrested seven men. They ned a8 suspicious characters Adams Street Police Court to- prisoners were Phillipo Napoll, Wiloughby avenue; Peppino No. 180 Boerum street; Simon! No, 18 Humboldt street; Petro 0, No. 81 Garden atreet; Fran- 000, No, 182 Humboldt street; Angelo, No. 28 Johnson ave- Gollorgeo Savia, No, 19 Boer- RAIDED FRENCH GAMING HOUSE Indignant Patrons Threw Every- thing Breakable at Detectives and Then Escaped Through d a and Vaobris, who is an Itadian, iteiiers, He eays that while he ot evidence against the seven ‘are all rough characters and them detained until h 0, have some of tho victims of Hand" biaokmediers {dentity to the detective, more than d Italians have received Me- that If they did the ven-| Laughlin'’s staff, in attempting to mld ‘terrible society of letter-/a gambling house in West Twenty- fe bole cakes ee eighth street which is patronized ex- ‘of the attempteg | “lustvely by Frenchmen, early to-day were wet upon by fifty men and rough- Teste, at ly handled, The detectives were Younge Teay | and O'Brien, on pain of| ‘The detectives assigned especially to Vesy and] the gambling crusade moticed a crowd 0 ve, nok and oa rae Of men entering tho house at various ‘ketbook | times during the night and decided to cards con-| investigate, | ‘They entered the front door, tried fter. iy thie trick |tb® door on tho first floor, found it ‘two men, who ure| locked and heart no nolses, The they \ went up o fight. Hearing volces on tye {nthe Adams | the second floor and scelng lights, they f to rd tried a door, It was lock They S vi rapped several times and the voloes ae at were remani igpide ‘became excited. Finally the de- Weharee oe vagranoy, |@nd it went in with a crash, tectives put thelr shoulders to the door In the room, were fifty Frenchmen, ae erties tall other articles fe ed Upon again and flung men got away, Several jumped from dered what to do, and then one all talking or shouting oxcitedly and all rushing toward the detective, On @ table were @ red-an-black box and weveral packs of and greegbacks, NE AR ‘The detectives wefe pounced upon by i ‘were poun ire, Registered | ing ino W corer manag a @ of Charles L,| Frenchmen. A “agien Frenchmen ana . fore ve “tna® tablecoth ero ‘and Who Says He Is flunk on top of the detect! until ey were in a ant, in Bellevde, ) nd-story window to the ground, lod the Hotel Belleotaire,| Mout vitteen. feet, landing sately, Men of Chace Te Pony | Ua Rae ah Ee gt ot Pas Bia nes a limb and he hung suspended for sev: in this country, a man Capers in his rooms in the y that he frightened was taken in by the police. inessed, with money to and gentlemanly, he had | hotel for several days, fas known to many of the guests t Aioed because of his being ichinen and thrown to The six Frenchmen man a ‘honer ot is ruge, Y electric candelal and AC sapabaticded ru hata, ic-a-| nthe two relders mass of stuff, each man struggling with his two captives, ‘There Was a grand rugh for the doors and windows, and all but two of the eral minutes, He yell for help and several of his friends who had escaped down the stairway into the back tat climbed te tree after him. .They pon- n wave the Iimb a kiek. It broke, low Went the man, He picked him- self up and fled with the rest, Ilmping, Policeman O’Conn saw the men fleeing through the streets from the house, He ran in, and found O'Brien and Younge struggling with two men, He throw tle men aside and rescued the detectives, Then they easily over- came the two men, who were put ynder )MAN's supposed maddnens devel- rei pice has been Ime. ‘@ppeared, without warning, He fils rooms during the early night, The hotel was quiet, suddenly there came sounds ‘the hall es the man went from s and begged the loan of Oreated such disturbance mc" to quit the hotel The vollce say the running only @ short t! Both detectives were exhausted by bheir fight and mauling, The two pris- oners were taken to the station-house, ney PIANOS SPECIALSALE $35 GABLER — $2 ien'py, 45 HAZELTON 3 vnaiita 80 CHICKERING ty he went to Broadway and calling to thought the windows of ‘Were lined with friends and €nd from all of them he eo ot @ dollar, ita man screaming \ Har: Fitchmas, ty-eighth’ etreot etatl of on, prisoner, At the station- Monthly bhat he was Charles Until Pald Pe oitat a rg at te Be Until Pala Harry is the man who was taken to '75 BRADBURY 5 Unt a : ital for examination as}! 210 SOHMER Honey to A! Manley ast Saturday from River- ve.aind One Hundred and Second | Risty, un Be ae rune actin, hgely, ime he gave eas ns the Hotel Axtor, and he was in close friendghin | mt _men, naming Gov, Higgins, | HOdell, Senator Depew. and| , He claimed that he was to be ited Warden of the Port of New fm that he was constantly re- wireless messages from Goy. | ing relative to that appointment, i is taken to West Side Court and | ed» before Magistrate Pool, whom p ed Of his sanity, and was dis. | Pianos $ Rented 2 Monthly GOETZ & CO., 81, 83, 85, 87 COURT ST, BROOKLYN N.Y, ONE RLOCK FROM CITY HALL, Open Evenings Until 10. ARTHUR. HBANEY LOANS ON DIAMONDS & JEWELRY. Atlantic Ave. & Court St, BROOKLYN, 38 Years Established Is a } Guarantee of Our Reliabijity, AN 40 aainesin LED ON N. YN. H. & H. | i mick Hnough to Was Not Q feed Wi = Whintle, today ‘by a freight train Rallrond sett! Doors and Some by Windows, |: THR WORTH: THUNSNAY SOME OF THE SUSFECTS CAUGHT IN BROOKLYN RAID, WESTERN “EAGLE” HAS WINGS CLIPPED. “Goes Broke” Here, Borrows from T, D, Sullivan, Loses Money and Watch, Lands in Police Ooart, Joseph W. Tonguey, & prominent “Bagle’ of Minneapolis, was both a prisoner and complainant in the West Side Court this, mcrning, With his face cut and bruised he stood before Magis- trate Mott and accused a woman of stealing his watch. A policeman found Tonguey, the wam- an and a friend standing on a Bixth avenue corner at 4 o'colck this morm- ing. tra eA did not look able to take care of himself, so the poll n took all three to the Tenderloin ae ep wee vd found on. the ‘8 roman re Hei to-day Tonguey wald rate: ¢ or Deen in town about a Week atid ‘vostorday went ‘broke,’ 11% from Timothy D. Sutivan home with, All I know now is the 9176 fs gone, and that this woman has my wad Stauth anh ont it, T can ta 2 me long to i @ Western ex- press."’ ; ‘Mr. Tonguby's watch was returned to him and the Magistrate discharged all three, Tonguey refusing to press a charge against the women, FIRE FENDER WRECKED. Reckless Drivers Who Caused Ac- oldent Fined §10 Ea ‘Thornas Roche, of No. 406 West Thir- ty-first etreet, and William O'Byrne, of No, 2i1 West Fortleth street, were fined 910 each in the eWet Side Police Court to-day on a chal f disorederly conduct and reckless ai NB. Edward Marskell, the com qi $tld that the prisoners drove a wagoti directly in front of him when he was wulding a tender to a fife on Broad- way yesterday afternoon, forcing him to turn go shanply that the tender ran Into a surface car-wrecking the wagon and throwing the firemen out, PUGILIST RITTE 1S STABBED Boxing Instructor; During | Opener, Is Faltally Wounded. ALBANY, Jan, 19.—Charley Hitte, the well-known middle-welght pugilist was stabbed, perhaps fatally, early this | morning, and Joseph S. Gosha, an oyster Jopener, is under arrest charged with the assault, Hitte says that Gosha used an oyster knife with which he inflected a deep wound in the neck. ‘The prize fighter lay in the gutter and nearly bled to deth before medical help arvived. Hitte, whose real name !s sald to be Murphy, has o long ring record. He gave President Roosevelt boxing leesons during his residence here as Governor. JUSTICE’S MOTHER DEAD. ' Mra, O’/Gorman Succumbs to Attack of Paralysis, Justice James A, O'Gorman's venera- ble mother is dead, His secretary tcle- phoned the tidings from the home of the Justice, No, 318 West One Hundred and Eighth street, to Clerk Early, of Part 4, Lae Term, of tho Supreme Court, The court was adjourned in con- sequence, Mrs, O'Gorman suffered a stroke of Rayals two weeks ago and never ral- Sale Former prices $4, $3.50, $3 All size of SHOES All reduced to $2.35 s All styles All leathers President .Roosevelt’s Former | ; | Quarrel with Italian Oyster | | $2.50 Dining Chairs, bor cane seat banister .back, all quartered and pol- ished, 1 ; telephone or G, O. D, orders filled. o- + -_- —@- i , STORE CPENSATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 10 O°CLOCE jie. Torehdt, Chusy and Point 3 : G@APMANLE Entire Block, Fulton, From Bridge to Duffield St., Brooklyn. Laces, : No mall, telephone or C, 0.D, orders filled. v Startling Value Giving for Friday. No Mail, Telephone or C. 0, D. Orders Filled. Re Tremendous Bargains. “Knickerbocker Waists.’’ ; 3.00 Mercerized Madras Waists, 1.00. — |One thousand celebrated ‘Knickerbocker Waists,” in solid pink, blue and violet; also dainty white Waists, with colored figures and flowered effects; Waists guaranteed to fit perfectly; sizes 32 to 44, Friday.....sse.ess 3.50 to 5.00 “Knickerbocker Waists,” 1.90) One thousand mohair Waists, lined throughout, all handsomely tailored, side}. and box plaited effects, silk stock and bow. The colorsare royal, blue, brown, black and white; value 3.50 to 5.00; sizes 32 to 44, Friday.... “a 1,00 1.90 25c. Matting, 15¢. China Matting, extra heavy, per yard 75c, Gowns, 39c. Women's flannelette Gowns, asst. stripes, made with square yoke, turnover collar and cuffs, trimmed with washable brald | 5c, Petticoats, 39c. | Women's flannelette Petticoats, dainty striped effects, deep gath- ered ruffle, with silk scal- loped edge .... 15¢ 39c 39c Extension Tables, gen to 6 feet, solid oak, round top, pedestal base, with four feet, deep rim, 9,95 15,00 Tables, 9.95. 69c. Slippers, 39c, Women's Bath Slippers, imported English cretonne with canvas soles that will wear better 390 than leather; sizes 3 to 7., Men’s 3.00 Trousers, 1,88 Separate Trousers, in cheviot and cassimere, neat patterns for ordi- nary business wear, proper cut, and fit, sizes up to 42 waist, all inseams iY 1 55 Fancy Curtain Muslin, in white and colored figured dots, stripes and figures, yard 18c. Cretonne, 0c, | Fancy printed Cretonnes and Ar sey full 36 inches wide, suit- able for door curtains, mantel lambrequins and all kinds of cov- erings; prices have always been 15c. and 18c,, yard... 15c. Feeders, 10c. Pictorial and Turkish Towelling Feeders, large size (in Infants’ Wear Dept.)..+++ > Yomen's Aprons, made of good yay ingham, assorted checks, / fancy striped border, full size . 20c. Hend Rests, 10c. ‘ateen Head Rests, with deep ruf- Mie new patterns to choose from, in Art Needlework Dept., ¢ach.ssereeerereerrs Double B, & M, Blue Stamps With Cash Purchases Till Noon, K a $1.47 Instead of shown us that and ‘nicely lined; cial at... | 4 to 15 years; sold Special at .. mn HIGH-GRADE ENAMEL WARE, \ DOUBLE COATED ON STEEL. AND COASSIMERES; Just 100, that a lucky trade happening brought our way. Past experience hes good sizes usually sell out; there- fore we may, shop early, They are made in double-breasted cf- fect, of splendid WHIPCORD CORDUROY; all seams doubly stitched, strongly put together sizes years; good $3.00 value; spe- Boys’ $1 Pants 49c. Made by a maker who has a reputation ® for exceptional finish, are plain and fancy ALL-WOOL CHEVIOTS ALSO BROWN AND DRAB CORDUROY, with patent taped seams, riveted buttons and deep hems; bizes regularly at 41.00 490 LNAMM, Brooklyn, Fulton 9t., | f FRIDAY'S CLOTHING BARGAINS. \ BOYS’ DOUBLE BREASTED CORDUROY SUITS, STOVES cuts to No, 1 grate $3.00. after 11 A, M. minu 8 to 16 47 Radical reducti fore stock-taking The materials In 2, 3, 4 and waistbands, 8 aud 3% yards heavy reverasib ble shades of pectal 79¢ All morning U double coat- | SAD ed enamelled, 2-quart | pat About 3,500, the size, wilh cover; | with odorless feath worth 20¢., spe- | worth Chal ater yee yee 12¢ | celal, per set,..., value; on sale Every stove in stock at decisive price CYLINDER COAL HEATING STOVES, formerly $5,418; reduced Weng: 48 FAS RADIATORS, tite 4-tube size, alu- formerly $1.80; reduced hold one gal, of ofl; for- (UPHOLSTERY SPECIALS. Clearance of Odd Lots. LACE CURTAINS. 1,000 ODD PAIRS edge qualities; formerly $1.98, $1.25 and 98c,, Reduced to 89c., 69c. & 49o, a pair. Portieres Sto", 8° | Mattresses s9,"\x Tapestry Portieres; a | sizes for double and with deep fringes top | and bottom, in desira- from 8,80 till 12, Feather Pillows. en best grade of A, C, A. tleking; good 69e, B, & M. Blue Stamps From Noon Till Closing. — GREATLY REDUCED. insure quick clearance, 0 size, with shaking and dumping and Russian steel drum m tops and cut je we LAG 2.98 ions that spell quick riddance be- 6 pair lots, 50 and 60 Inch widths, long; all double-thread overlocked | single beds; woll filled, closely tufted, with full 56-inch borders; cov- ered with good tickings le grade, red, red | and green and rose | and finished with the About 5,000 Pieces, 25c Values to 690, and green; values to | eke Dindings; good $3 5 H values; spe Including SAUCE POTS (4 quart, with pie en BAO) via. 1.49 cover), TEA OR COFFEE POTS (8 | J ' SPER A Bb) CO? y fruit ae and 4 quart), DISH OR RINSI H H PANS (12 quart), extra deep; COOK- Slip Covers Furniture ING KETTLES (6 quart), with cov- to Order. Reupholstered. | 4 pucnee My quart), with cover, You can have them | We ‘will reupholster 5 }/ and a host of other good values; some . mM ae pleces of Furniture rth 69ce.; all at the uniform special Db5e made now, poy and | Trepuiationis ize) with 0 ot Maswlmaenaeeleo awn ne ned at important saving: | the best Satin Rusze CHAIRS | WASH BOILERS, cop- A set of Slip Covers for | ‘Tapestry; fit with new adder | per bottom 8, eid? any 5-plece suit of | hae nes, UN | Shair, ile of : handles, with ee 4 wherever necessary, ce d rt Wo var | Aetna coy } furniture, made. up of | repolish the frames 1 wortl vO ane good washable denim | and finish with the worth v De- p ahat,, BGC | Clalececsuveeres, OFC and finished with best | Dest silk cords and | *AL CLOTHES HAMLERS quality bindin ork gimp, sending it home | i of oR full. will dl manship guaranteed; to you looking lke an F a pices Se worth $9.00; $85. suite, AEN ce yOry MOSER complete at ‘4,98 | tor oe 15.98 ulation bed size, filled with pure, and covered with the D290e till noon at ........ heeeee 50c. Hat Pins, Etc., 10c. Gold-plated Hat Pins, Cuff Pins, Scarf Pins, Brooches, Buckle Sets, Cuff Buttons, set with vari- ‘ous stones, also rhinestones, worth 25c. and 50c., choice., 19c. Ribbon, 10c. Ribbon, 2 to 6 inches wide, all silk, satin and plain taffeta, regu- larly 12c, to 19¢., yard... 10c 19c, Fancy Lawns, 10c. Fancy Lawns, one hundred beauti- ful designs in the latest produc- tion for 1905, yard... 15c. Towels, 10c. Fringed Towels, 309 dozen, size 23x46, extra size and extra weight, pure white absorbent Towels, wear well, each,... 10c 45c Sodium Phosphate, 10c Malinkrodt’s chemically pure Sodium, 1 pound box 10c 2 Spools Sewing Silk, 10c, Sewing Silk, 100 yards Silk, black or colors, worth 9c, spool, 2 spools for 10c 20c, Curtain Goods, 10c. 36 and 40 in, viet, 10c 10c} 26e. Gingham Aprons, 10¢,, 10c 10c Oc What 10c. Will Buy--Bargain Surprises.| 5 Yards Oilcloth, 10c, | 1,000 yards Shelf Oilcloth, dark colors only, fancy borders, 10 [ej 25c, Books, 10c. Cloth Bound Classics, about 200, regularly Sc, yd., 5 yds. for., 39c. Doilies, 10c, Irish Point Doilies, 50 dozen, 6 to 12 inches, round and square, Irish Point and Renaissance pieces (quantity limited) regular fe 124gc. to 39. (in Linen ept.), each, 10c 26c. Hair Horses, 10c. ’ Hair Horses, tan saddle and harness, hard wood platform, with fron wheels, reg, 25c,, at... 10c 15c, Bed Ticking, 10c. Bed Ticking, 1,200, yards, extra Grade, feather proof (just’a little solled on the selvedge, other- wise perfect), yard....,... 10c 17c. Lining, 10c. Spun Mirror Linings, a complete assortment of colors, including white, cream and black, 36 10 [o} choice titles, large clear type, __S00d paper, copy ee 106 35c. Enamelled Ware, 10c, 1,000 pieces of gray steel en- ) Cholee amelled ware, comprising Colanders, large size; Buck- a] 0 ets, 3 qt. size; Fry Pans, to] large sizes; Cuspidors..., 20c. Stockings, 10c, Women's Stockings, fine qualit fast black Totton, sense pi high spliced heels, also some plain black with white feet, 10 25c. Vest Boys’ and Girls’ Vests, fleece line extra good quality, ‘vinta weight, well finished, broken lines and sizes, soft and warm 1 Oc ‘15c. Veilings, 10c. Remnants of Veilings, all the desir- able colors, in fancy meshes, chenille dots and spots, each .,.., wut 100 in, wide, yard.........5 yy | 89c. Wood to Burn, 10c. Wood to Burn, odds and ends, such as paddles, paper cutters, frames, etc, worth 15c, to 39c., choice ve 100 2 Gas Mantles, 10c. Incandescent Gas Mantles, with cap and double side supports, worth 10c, each, 2 for...... 10c 20c. White Madras, 10c. White Madras, 2,200 yards, highly mercerized, in elegant striped 10c | designs, Slightly soiled, yd... | 15c. Pillow Casing, 10c. Pillow Casing, 2,000 yards, 114 yards wide, “Fruit of the Loom,” half bleached (quantity lim- ited), yard .... » 106 | 25c, Tooth Brushe’s, 10c. Pure bleached bristles, fancy | 10c¢ bone handles, choice '4 Cakes Toilet Soap, 10c, Buttermilk, Oatmeal or Glycerine Toilet Soap, regular Sc. cake, 10c 4 cakes for, Men’s 20c. Socks, 10c. Men's Socks, fine quality cott fast black and fancy, colored seamless feet, double’ heels od toes, medium and heavy 10 ic patio 25c. Fancy China, 10c. China Chocolate Cups and Saucers and hot Chocolate Mugs, 100 es richly decorated, each...... 1 Dozen Pearl Buttons, 10¢ White Pearl Buttons, large size, suitable for shirt waists, 10 [°] dozen on card.. te 15c. Towelling, 10¢, Glass Towelling, 1,500 yards, 21 inches wide, good strong Irish linen glass crash, blue checks 10 Ic only, yard . '25c. Leather Purses, 10c. Large Leather Puyses, gilt frames, choice .. rhe 10c 15c. Flannel, 10c, Bleached Canton Flannel, 1,800 yards extra heavy grade (quantity limited), yards, 100 Notice to Suburban trade: later than Friday. Another Great Smoked Meat Sale, 3,500 Arm our's little plg shoul- ders, cut and trimmed as Hams, especial- ly selected and hickory smoked for this sale, sweet, tender and Juley, dell- cious for slic- ing or boiling, weigh about six pound choice young cattle, per Ib. 12 Ae) Roast, short cut rib, tender and juicy, per Ib Pork Loins, cut from little Jersey piss Wersevessrees Sausage, “Pura,” our own in bulk or casings, Ib. 140 Mellwood Rye Whiskey, bottled in bond un U, S, super. vision, Jull q oo 1,00 | Philadelphia Ale or Porter, America’s best, per dozen... Extra fine old Port, Sherry, Angelica or Tokay; per gi ice ume el Important FreshMeatSale | | Roast, prime rib, cut from 12¢) Wine, Liquor an Great Array of Purest Foods at Lowest Prices, All mail orders for delivery Saturday must be in our department not Big Sale of Fresh Fish, Blue Fish, very fancy, weigh about 3 Ibs, each, at less than wholesale price, per pound. , 120 Smelts, fancy selected, per pound FOU OULS Fresh Haddock, per pound., Great Variety at Lowest Prices) Eggs, 3,000 dozen, every one Cheese, State, full cream, sharp, or mild, very tasty, per POUN sisevererserreveens k 17co Sausoge, fancy Western cerve- lat, per POUR nr aeenen 24c Bloaters, fancy Ducansby Head, ach isieesrsrevevooee Holland Herring, Milchners, | per keg, 94c,; mixed, per keg. 8 ic} Peanut Butter,in bulk, per | pound ; 206 |Bolled Ham, Cooked Corned Beef or Smoked Beef, sliced to or- | | der, per pound ( 27ol d Cigar California Table Claret, a fine quality, per gal.... \ 64c Holland*Gin, double distilled, finest medicinal quality, per Wise’s old Irish Whiskey, noted for Wis BOUQUET ng MELLOW: 6 0 30; bot., pigeons fr t ¥ guarane a aa i Dainty Cracker and Cake|: Zu Zu, per package... Cream Milk, Soclal Tea or 840 Richwood, lola or Fig Bars, per pound llc Celebrated Pound Cake, per pound 14c Mountain Dew Scotch Whiskey, ex- tra fine; per gal, $3.39; 4 Oysterettes, Uneeda Milk or 33 Salting, per packages srrewees Cake, National Biscuit Company's yeti «0 Bargains. bot. Club-House Cigars, Sumatra wrapper, Havana filler, box of 50. Crown Belle Cigats, Connecti- cut wrapper, box of 50,., ne eS ee eee en SS ee