The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1905, Page 6

ii Maen i be Aspinall Follows up The " World’s Exposures fend Sends Six Men and a an to Jail in Brooklyn, Aspinall in the County Court, M, to-day dealt another severe ye to the policy men in that borough, Moms methods were exposed by “Dhe by World. Feeult more indictments were this afternoon and six men and man were sent to Raymond under heavy bonds, @etting closer and closer to higher up in tho Brooklyn the Judge said as he of the cases, “and I think ould be well If he went to an- we climate,’ Rew turn to the policy crusade the Judge and District-Attorney began some timo ago happened the name of Thomas G, Clark called for trial, Assistant-District Robert H, Elder was ready to 2 the case, but tho défendant not in court, His counsel, Ralph obs, said that his client did not ex- ot that he was-wanted and asked for adjournment until later In the day, “Motton denied,” Judge Aspinall sald. | BO'Brien, tho policy. king, t on Clar P. and I hig to cance tt, He! ind wt for the same offen. dle mot eligible to quality bondsini that moment Clark was picked up de the courtroom and arraigned on indictments. ime fixed $2,000 ball in each case, @ total of . Clark was wnt Indictments were also found ‘Thomas Rooney and John Al- O'Brien was on their bond it jared artes ae, Seok ane | i fault of $5,000 each, It was the pan a with Wolf, of No, 204) boho! aires inch th of 16 Boerum street, and John fayder, all of whom were held in $5,000 BUYING FERRY After a Visit to South Brooklyn He Thinks that Section of the City Worth Helping with Bet- ter Facilities. Mayor McCileMan to-day gave encour- agement to residents of South /Brook- iyn who have been urging the munici- palization of the Thirty-ninth street ferry, lle stated that he {s more con- yinoed than ever that the ferry should be improved amd talen over by the clty if necessary, With Secretary O'BrMen and Edgar Levy he yesterday inspected the water front at “South Brooklyn and visited the section whioh demands an adequate ferry serwee, The Mayor satd to-day: “I was agreeably surprised at what I saw. I had no tdea that Brooklyn possessed s0 valuable a water front and so large a commercial centre, I saw wharfa a thousand feet long at which were unloading steamships 670 feet in length, Tho avenues are broad and fine ang the section thickly populated, The oity must certainly do something for that seotion fn the way of affording better transit facilitdes, and if the tak- ing over of the Thirty-ninth atreet ferry is an ald in that direction then I for one am in favor of that plan.” At the next meting of the Sinking Fund the subject will ngain be re hearsed and if President Fornes's opin. jon has undergone a change affirmative action on vhe enterprise will be taken, —————— Found Dead in the Bronx, The body of an unklentifled man, thirty years old, five fect In helgtt and welghing about 160 pounds, was found to-day in the Bronx River, near Patham Bridge, His face was shived @mooth and he wore a black sult, gry undenwear, black shoes and stockings, The body was removed to the Kordagm Morgue, “HE WORED:- THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 27,* 1905, “Bargain Friday” Is Morethan a Mere Custom orPhrase withU: ains---Bargains for You! Actual Saving--Actual Opportunities! It Is Friday for Bar ONE “MERCHANDISE DIS. feouns STAMP” FREE for every ten cents you spend, and we deliver free the goods you purchawe with stamps, These stamps are the same as money In this store--Stamps are also given with Fish, Meats, Grocer- jes and Drugs, Collect 1000 of our stamps and select $3.00 worth of goods free, Collect 500 of our stamps and select $1.50 worth of goods free, OUR MERCHANDISE DISCOUNT STAMPS are the safest and most valuable stamps of their kind in the world tq-day. “The little stamp with the big value. EIEN pass} > HLAUINPISE DISCOUNT STAM ig i) ants } 14:;) Store K HENRY SIT GEL } MERCHANDISE DISCOUNT f) ) Stanp h | 2 hia ay 25¢ peau de cygne crepe de chine, fancy colore We Give Our OWN Stamps—Not that of Others. You're Safe Here. Silk Remnants | 12,500 Yards of Fine Silks} Worth 50c to To-Morrow 25¢ in black and colors, plain d pongee, etc. $1 & 39c 12,500 yards of silk remnants from pieces that originally sold from 50c up to $1.00 per yard. They come in lengths from 1% to 15 yards, consisting of messalines in black, ae cream and white, plain and fancy taffeta, 39e and fancy louisine, peau de soie, foulards, colored and white habutai, Main Floor, a! Millinery Dress Goods Remnants A Great Bargain Friday Display At Half Usual Price TAKE NOTICE As Benedict & Macfarlane Company have discontinued the giving of premiums for their “B. & M, Stamps,”’ we will until April 29th, 1905, inclusive, give one 14th Street Store Merchandise Discount Stamp for two B. & M, Blue Trading Stamps, as previously announced. B. & M. Stamps {ssued by us end bear our identification mark, *14th,”” will be exchanged at our store in quantities from 2 upward. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Are back of every stamp we give you. The Highest, unquestionable Reputation and Re- sponsibility are tack of every claim and state» ment made in our announcements, STAMP, Bargain Friday brings tremendous Remnant bargains in dress goods—bargains the equal of which you'll not find advertised elsewhere, Main Floor, This sale will include every short end of this season’s most de- | 29€ per yard for 50c silk ot crepe velling, hairs, mannish suitings, bati henriettas, check suitings, etc, On Bargain Friday at 19c, 29c and 39c, values 39c to 79c, 38 inches wide, in a full range of colors such as brown, tan, red, navy, royal, green, cream, gray, garnet, etc, 39e per yard for 69c French Chiffon voiles, strictly all pure wool an} 38 inches wide, in brown, red, gray, tan, cream, garnet, ec, Men’s Distinctive Style Suits Third Floor, man, | 100SampleTailor-MadeSuits Second Floor, oe Suits, United States, _designed There are only 100 of these Sample Tailor-Made The manufacturing tailor sell at $14.98, $15,98 and $16.48, At these prices thousands have been sold in every large city in the Now the manuface turer sells his samples, The mate- them to Sample Suits What $1.98 will buy here to-morrow Second Floor, Your choice of some of the best ‘Polo!’ and ‘Tommy Atkins’? turbans of the season, d sewed n jaunty effects; Lingerie H. several different styles made of embroidery and trimmed with black velvet or white mull, suitable Custom quality Suits for men, the very newest effecis in pure worsteds and ) il i ah ~~ fine allewool Scotch cheviots, Bright, new and exclusive Spring patterns in oveip.aids, siripes, checks and indistinct figures in the popular gray, | brown, granite, blue, black and fancy colors, ‘$ All cut in the latest Spring models. Double and / single breasted, tailored completely to fit all builds. | ‘eo Sizes 33 (7 46 chest, Saturday your last chance to buy a stylish Suit at $8.68. Men's Elegant $16.00 Suits, rials are mannish suitings, fancy at mixtures and plain materials, The $7.98 styles are taffeta and satin lined blouse coats, and the 23.in, jacket coats, The skirts are7 or 9 gore high kilted effect,with inverted plaited back, Friday only at $7.98 Women’s Natty Covert $6.98 Coats at At this price we shall sell 200 Covert Coats, They are made of a fine quality of covert cloth in the new Spring shade of tan, strapped seams$,collarless and the notch collar effect. Some have inlaysof velvet, while others are trimmed with soutache braid, new shape sieeve, lined throughout with a good quality of satin. Sizes 32 to 44, Special in OurSkirt Section | $4.98 for $7 Cloth Jackets Women's pedestrienne skirts made from mel- Covert cloth in the correct shade of (an, 23-inch tons, cheviots, and mannish mixtures in every model, with *, inch tailor stitched strappings, color that is in demand, Styles are 7-9-1] giving the much desired corsage effect. Sizes gore, Friday at $1.89. 32 to 44, for women, misses and children, The sweil trimmed Continental Hats (the hit of the season for chile dren), The THROAT AND X-LIGHT DIAGNOSIS An carly and accurate dingno- sis is the first and most urgent necesalty to the cure of thowe dis- eases. Too much Breasted Suits, with Extra Pair 34 98 of Pants, - e There'll be none left by noon, for we've only 500 of these special bargains. All new Spring Sui's, two pairs of pants with each coat, Nortolk or double breasted style; sizes from 8 to 16. $2.95 for Boys’ Norfolk Suits Boys’ Norfolk Sui's with bloomer trousers; also double breasted, Three-Fiece Russian and Sailor Suits, of biue serge and fancy mixtures; also tan Reefers, Blue Reeters and Spring Overcoais. Sizes 234 to 16 years, Choice $2.95, The best blocks of French chip hats in the best colors, and » 8 splendid line of hand-made hats inthe best shapes and materials, re Your Choice at$1,.98 98c for Dress Shapes New Straw Hats in the best new blocks of the season, splendid assortment of colors. $1.88 for “Charlotte Corday Hats” Made of straw braid over wire irame, faced with tucked chife fon, . 98c for Children’s Flats | Beautiful straw Flats in exquisiie shadings, Hardly two allk nds Who Claims To Re the Son of @ Prominent Busines Man { Hela for Trial. | A man on the police records as Will-| Wileon, but who told tho detectives | fs his real name is Wolfsohn and that | Wis fathor ts a prominent business man ‘wes arraigned in Jefferson Market! @ourt| to-day on a charge of obtaining a under false pretenses. He was| Dr. P, L..Anderaon., py Jn $1,000 ball for trial in the Court | ‘eGneral Ses: curate means of telling Wilson lived at No. 205 West One from another at the "Hundred and Bixteenth stroot, In the | Specialist at once. a thouse lives O who has a credit Hog hurguer.| LUNG VAPOR INHALATIONS ount at a Sixth Wenie department store, which issues | Wonderful results iu the cure of Catarrh, corti Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. The i es af identification to credit | prevention of Consumption without the use ‘0t @3 changed that Wilson itfied | of stomach dosing or drugs. A perfect and Thurnuer's letterbox, got possession | absolutely correct diaguosis positively guar- 1 ot ie Paencifontion sith tent iP {phi | pated, Consultation and trial treatment : 8 nd use N 8e- | free at the office. fing goods Valucd at more than $100. | ‘Consult the only X-Light Lung Specia leywae arrested at the store while try- | in tho world, Dr. Anderson, 80 West te to get a diamond ning on ‘Thur- n 5th and 6th aves.), New York. ‘@ credit check. Daily, 10 to 6 (Sundays, 11 to 2), PERTHW4]7 Reliable Furniture Carpets Beds-and Beddin Upholstery Goods Everything f. Housekeeping A Good Auctioneer Would Get More Money Nehan the Prices we're asking for about $20,000 worth of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Curtains and Draperies, which have been marked down to“ hurry them Rc Prices, Room must be had for Summer Furniture coming in daily by car load, Here are a few, selected from many price reductions: ' Dining Room Furniture. A time is lost by the family doctor, who has no ac: one lung disease start. Consult White Goods and Li 1807 Ss LoncEst Crevit 1.98 Be for $1.00 Petticoats, cambric top, ‘Twelve styles with full umbrella ounces prettily trimmed with tucks, hernstitching and deep Tuities of embroidery, Several good styles with lace insertions and edyes, 25e for 45¢ Cambric Drawers, with full, circular flounce of clusters of tucks, deep jace and embroidery, fitted or kimono style, made with collar and dainty rufes or wide contrasting folds, Bishop or kimono sleeves, 89e for 1,00 Wrapp:rs and Kimonos made of fine lawn and percale, excellent materials in light and dark colorings. iy e made with yokes, fancy braid g and ruffles, Hubbard or bell shaped sleeves, Size 34 to 46, square and round neck elfects, prettily de- signed with insertions and edges of lace, embroidery, tucks and ribboa, 89e for 65¢ House Sacques of good qual- ity lawn and percale, all pretty, washable colors in floral and Oriental desi light anid dark effects, They are 1 Shoes! Shoes!! Third Floor, Women's brown kid Oxford Ties and Shoes on the latest of lasts in blucher cut and straight! e lace patterns, They are excellent values in every way and come in sizes from 2% to 8, widths D to EE, 98e for women's low and high cut shoes in kidskin and patent colt- skin, Sizes trom 2% to &, widths D to EE, They have military and Cuban heels. $1.75 for men's shoes worth up to $3,50, They ate made of vici kid- skin, patent coltskin and box calf, Built on the latest SPring lasts, Sizes from 5 10 11, widths Cto EE. Special in Children’s and Misses’ White Canvas Oxford Ties and shoes. They are easily worth $1,00 and $1.25. Special for Friday's selling, sizes 7, 74 and 8, 69c,; 81% to 11, 79c.;,.11% to 89 : 2, price. ELOY) Oe eeens peewee eaeeee rere ce $1.19 for Misses’ dongola and tan Oxford Ties, worth up to $1.75; sizes 1144 to 2, —- . a , as en Remnants Remnants of Wash Goods a iUat LOBEL Every Friday during the next few months will te devoted to remnant sales to clean up all odds and ends for the week's selling, per yard for remnants of Se Bleached per yard for remnants of 49¢ 14 @ rer yard for 12%¢ Remnants per yard for Sc Remnants of Plaid) @1/@ pr yard for 1S¢ Remnants of 10€ Fe WiheTraia Linen, Se Bi Crashes, 36c hae Dane AC Gt best Percalea, 3c Gingtams, 61 aes Flannel, 1214 @ Bet 7014 for remnants of 250) G14 q@ per yard for remnants of lle | m Qe Pt, yard for 15¢ Remnants of 38uer yard for Yee Remnants of Qew per yard for 15¢ Remnants of Co's 72 © White Goods, all kinds, | Lineh Crashes, all kinds. | | + vee yord for remnants of 61% Dotted Crepes, plain colors, 72 © ‘apron Ginghams ored Dotted Swisses 5¢ er yard for remnants of 10c) 19¢ per yard for remnants of 28¢ 4ue PRE TP ; Be 5c per yard for 10c Remnanis of Lawns 6% per yard £.r 124 ¢ Remnants of 9e per yard for 15c Remnants of linens Vhite Lawns, Bleacbed Mercerized Damask, Bleached Muslin. and Organdies, (92€ Colored Dress Satins, | finish suiting. Main Floor. fants’ Wear Sample Ends of Laces Infants Bargain Friday_uslin Wear—Bargain Friday P 2 Ob base — uy aecundl Elder —— r peciasol * head perted A Mnin Floor, for Children’s Reefers. New Spring models in asplen- eashecond, Floor, 15¢, 25 and 39c per piece for 3,000 sample ends did assortment cf colors. Sizes 2 to 6 yrs. Worth to 4.CO, Hie Manes eapacetan cen 10c, of rich laces, They are the samples o} + Gail manu. 2.98 {01 Children’s Reefers of cheviot, broadcloth and serge, an ig ad facturer, and include only the finest laces in appropriate trims oO crettily trimmed. Sizes 2 to 6 years, Worrh to 5.0. ming ‘engths, The price per yard would be from 50c, to $3 50. for Children’s Reefers of ponsee, serge, covert and Odd Lengths ot Embroideries Se, 7¢ 24 10e per yard for Embroideries of all kinds, in- 9 ciuding edgings and insertings, the odd pieces, short 3.98 broadcloth, trimmed with fancy braid, embroidered medallions and emblems. Sizes 2 to 6 years, Worth to 6,00, 1.95 {2 Infants! Long Coats, of wool Bedford cord, with 09 ® deep capss trimmed with lace and ribbon, Refrigerators, Garden Toois, ete. for our famous reirigerator) finished in golden oak, zine throughout, with movable wastepipe and self- telaining casters, Garden Implements, lengths, odd widths, etc, which have accumulated during our many sales of the past month. Regulor v lues are from 7c io 25c, Carpets, Rugs, Mattings Carpets mentioned in this advertisement will be made, laid and lined free, You save 15c on each yard you buy, New patterns in all grades. rourtn Floor. 8Ze Pe, y2r4 for $1.10 All-Wool Velvet Carpets, heavy quality, oom patterns, also some neat hall and stair patterns to match, 67¢ per yard for 85¢ Tepesuy Brussels Carpets in an extensive line of pa terns and colorings for all rooms and hall and stairs to match, 4%e per yard for Heavy Irgrain Carpeis, Rugs All wool Smyrna Rugs, ex.ra quallty, at more than one-third off regulur ; $2.97 for size 36x72, value $4.45 8 size 6x9, value $15.00 $12.97 for size 7.6x10,6, value £22.00 $16.97 for size 9x12, value $28.00 Linoleum and Ollcloth 19e per square yard for Alden Sampson's 30c quality Oilcloth, best patterns, B9e per square yard for Joseph Wild’s Cork Linoleum, value 65c, 4c and 59c per square yard for 75c and 85c Imported Scotch Cork Linoleum, 3 and 4 yards wide, This is the finest printed goods imported, : 88e per square yard for Hansa German Linoleum in inlaid Moire and plain effects, Just the thing for hard wear, as it is the most durable linoleum made, Worth from $1,25 to $1.75, Basement, 18¢ for Iron Rake, lv teeth Se for Grass Hook of 2 for Iron Rake, 12 testh extra quality steel, 25c for Iron Rake, 14 teeth oi 3e to 22¢ {0° Garden 19¢ for Garden Hoe, with Trowels ot gcod steel, 7 in. steel blade, Mattings New China and Japanese Matting at extraor- dinarily low prices 40-yard roll, value $6.00, at $3. 4L-yard roll, value $8.00, at $6.49 40-yard roll, value $10.00, a 69e for St in 40-yard roll, value $12.00, at Ladder Chair. Lawn Mowers. Empire State Lawn Mower, the kind to use; not the kind made to sell only, The ope erating of this mower is so simple that a child can run it without an effort and get first class result. It has t-inch driving wheel made of the best malleable iron, 3 tempered steel blades, self-sharpens ing and handsomely painted, ‘This machine compares most favorably with a mucl. higher priced mower, A guarantee given with each, 14-inch, $2.98. 16-inch, $3.26. 1.00 100 £5.00 18.50 Avsorted alzes. 17,00 11.25 wot (bent glass) Dining Chair rm Wr tt Dining Arm Dining‘ Arm Dining * Arm" Leather Seat Dining CI 2 "Arm Dining Arn Dining Arm Dining Arm Bedroom Bureau, “Golden Oak French Bevel Plates, assoried sizes, Golden Oak Chiffonter is Fe Fronch Boye! Mates, ¢ All prices are plainly marked at thi ve when our doors were first opened in th LOWEST PRICES all wood, . 14.00 “ 1,00. 4.00 Glan Be 00 5.00 10200 7 Ry 14.00 a fT 10,50 11.50 ese stores, a principle adopted in 1807, e good old store way down town, LONGEST CREDIT West 14 Street Near 6* Ave BROOKLYN STORES Flatbush Ave An¢ Fulton Street UN) ‘Third Floor, k different kinds, sam- reed fth Floor, $1.7 on the right), frame, natural finish, yen reed seat and t arms, well made and Value $2,50, $2.69 & dezp seat, braced a maple runners, durabl fortable, A large assortment of reed, rattan low prices, 25 manufacturers’ pes, full s bodies, steel springs and rubber- | tired wheels, foot and parasol clamp, Value up to $9.09, go at (as i axles, brakes Strong Porch Furniture h back, maple for $4.50 Rattan Rocker, high, full back,, large, and porch furniture at exceptionally Nox of black Linen atten! Iustrated eronnan spools of heavy ‘wo- air of sho ack, “broad comfortable, of dart cot Batten kel of ali ard of color rms," heavy je and com~ an aor ic Bika 12¢ Wide paper, Notions yard bolt of 1 of mufety pins, 1of hat élastic, rent of pear! buttons, Aper of Sharps Needles, Main Wloor, ass head tollet pins, berg braid, 2 yards, cotton twill tape, ndy iron wax, ning cotton, reid, aper of needle point pins fasting cotton, 0s 1° minum vnimble, 1 brush binding, Package of English wire hairpins "Stationery Pi Stenographers! Note ith 80 inbow und 00 envelopes; Gloves Main Floor, Jewelry Main Floor, Woe purchased from one of the largest jewelry |mporters bis, en- tre sample Ine of novelty Jew- elry at leas than actual cost of material, (There are over 4,000 Pieces in this lot, ‘The lot com- prises brooches of every descrip- tion, cuff pins, hat pins, bead neck chains, gold-filled '3-plece shirtwalet sete and several other items too numerous to mention. Value to 50c at 16c Ribbons Mtn for Bas, ai} atl rd for 250, 15c Wabteta ribbon, 4 “inches fits, all Rood colors, per yard for’ 1c. all allie 10€ frtreta Sivbon, Gig Inches wide, mil good colorm, women and children. Ge fF, women's and Kid Gloves, in. al Rogularly $1.00 quality, Corsets Second Floor, from, ‘and. ribbon AR tarwe wizon. 69e PhP ina but have low. bust, medium hip. A (aurea, Jaco 00d 60. for Kayser's double finger IC Upped — SILK Gloves children's I shades, BSc 128, 28c, comets of otrone material, perfectly strats’ odele for full figures, for $1.00 R, & G. Cor id shor pretty model for medium ‘Sizes 18 to 24 inches, Leather Goods Main Floor, : White | Leather ue 50d, Neckwear M Floor, 25¢ per box for 2,000 boxes of the newest neck ruching,6 pieces ina box, Value 49, ‘ 24¢ for 490 Re. ver collar and cuff sets in white p‘que and fancy cloths, Belts 10¢ for Bale made of for | gilt buck 8,00 Natu doure . 18-inch @hort ewitches @-inch Shor Switches .. Hairdressing Parlors, 4th Floor, Manicuring and Sham- pooing 25¢ trimmed rugs Main Floor, B4e and 65c for Liquo- zone, 25c¢ for 4 pint of Pure Nor- way Cod Liv- i, awert “land | er Oil; 48c$% 8 160 per pint, BAKING POWDER 88efor Father Perfection Brand— John’s Medi. cine, 10e for il cakes of Witch Hazel Soap. Flour Blue Bell, finest XXXX Minnesota made from No, 1 hard wheat, M-bb ns Blue Mul car tons, 80e.; en. Home-made Plain, Mar bfe; Giron, staat or Lady GAKE, pound, Pure Blue | Plum, Damaon pound packag each “Pe | Roasr . Se | toaa Ge! gisB; can, 140) Standard QM, wacky ( Patent, 1. sack, 75¢ to 10" Ibs, 19¢ 1 wack limit), Picnic Hams Armour's fine Sugar Cured Branded Pic- Spo. euch Fy ‘ Tic Tea Fancy Formos: Oolong, English Break- ast, Gunpowder, Japan Grape, or Frutt JAM, Bell, * 4 Quince Plum, Dac Bo. Currant) _ Hm gil | see SHOW, Bi or Gherkins: bottle 2he.; qhart bottle 17c} or CORNED cooked, V 1 for ah tar tile $5C Fresh Fruits and Ceylon; re; & Vegetables ARAGUS—Haaicy bun. Fallon RAUB, unches; | 2 punohen for, 2 poun, pouns Rapes lev tor direct to Tanch Room Broo Mislo Byers Day 11,80 to 2 Groceries! Groceries! You Pay Less Here and Buy Pure Goods. Groceries! Fine Granulated Sugar, H. & E, String Beans BUT, in steaks whole, 10,000 cans Green String Beans—natural | pouns, ey la tender; Lirly wold at é and fender, remulasly wold at Be LONG. BRAN Baked Beans, cream prepared, lunch: Pao 1s €on eine can; dozen, Bio.s can 100, | Ge) sarmon on c BTHAKS poun Meats SHORT FOREQUAR- 5 TERS LAMB, pound,,., OC pains i kd re MILK! Pound «... COUNTRY SAU: HORE, BIB BEDE . pound . SH. pound, Paid ° | Break caught HALL on 8 Se HUDSON RIVER 8c FA a (See eRe, 0 Large size package FI- Shap CUD Groceries! {Cigars Wines and Liquors Rye Whiskey—The famous Monongahela 4 year old, worth 65c.; special, per 39¢ bottle.... BST, ret WwW BOUR- or | QuD. ON — knows wi Galion, : "Vin: 69c) French Briar aiion ND SHERRY aes larg 5 /