The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1905, Page 9

v > ‘PHOTOGRAPHS LITTLE AID IN CAPTURING A CRIMINAL + Crook Who Robbed Morris Levit Knows It, for He 1s Free, Although | He Let Victim Get a Fine ' Whe belief is general, though false, ! Qhat with the possession of a splendid) Photograph of a criminal the police fought to be able to run him to earth, No better Instance of the fallacy of this! Dellof need be offered than the sad case of Morris Levit, who runs a photograph gallery with a jewelry store attach- ment at No, 96 Tenth avenue. ‘A suave stranger entered Mr, Levit's gallery and asked to be photographed. He talked as {f he would have a million, more or less, photographs struck off, and the genial proprietor of the gallery was maturally polite and accommodating. When the visitor asked for the front setting of a fine watch and chain Mr. Levit produced the goods from his Jewelry atore and draped the chain artis- tically across his customer's waist’ The Btranger said he was going to be mar- ried and wanted his friends and rela- tives to see how handsome he was, With his usual skill Mr. Levit photo- @raphed his customer, the beautiful $75 watch chain and the bulge of the fine Negative Before He Disap- peared with Watch and Chain. Watch showing up in splendid relief, But this Was an after result, because jong before the plate was developed the stranger had flown with his borrowed plumage. He had asked for a second pose, and whllo the photographer was usy under the badge cloth fitting In a new plate his customer vanished, Mr, Levit, armed with the fine por- tralt of hia visitor, thought the police would aurely get him, He struck off enough photographa to supply every preolnct In the olty, and detectives policemen have scoured the five bor- oughs looking for the original, It 1s a matter of police rec6rd that only In rare instances are arrests made by ‘the ald of photographs, After cap- tures identifications are ‘often le certain by referring to photogrt it requires a better and quicker ey Most policemen posses to ok a out of @ throng when no better {den him Je had than ie, obtained trom photograph, ‘The police are certain that the man kot away with Mr, Levit's watch and chain fg still in New York, He May have passed detectives who have his photograph time and again and they failed to recognize him. However strange thia may seem, it Ja a matter of constant experience on the part of the police, man of a CAN'T INTERFERE WITH BUSWESS Commissioner McAdoo Is Re-| strained from Placing Police|’ in Hallway of Store Suspected of Dealing in Racing News. By order of Justice Maddox, presiding fm the Spectal Term of the 8: | Court, Brooklyn, Police ¢ McAdoo was to-day restr Kerfering with pusiness of Bernard ™, McCauley, a coffee and tea mer. ehant, of No. 63 Dey street, Manhattan, McCauley complained that police were | stationed in the hallways gf his place| of business and that a number of his! employees had been arrested at various times. MoAdoo replied that Ufese ar- reste were made by his oMcers on in- formation and belief that the law relat- ing to the selling of racing information ‘was being violated in the Dey street lace. The Commissioner admitted, owever, that when arrests were made the prisoners were allways discharged, Justice Maddox said in handing down ciston: * meaumption of Inno- cence obtalng and the suepielon that the law 1s belng violated does not justify kuch acis as are complained of herein, Therefore the motion is granted, But the police are not to de restrained from executing process duly granted for mak. ing an arrest If they have reasonable cause to dolteve that a erime ts being or has been committed." oe Play Balt, jo your grandmother t= dead, en, may I git oft’ love to go to ¢unerals my- in the box for ton Port. eadaches Contains no bromides or heart depressing drugs, No fear of heart failure after using tt. IWaetfervescent,removesthe cause of headaches, ‘Acts pleasantly and above all healthfully, ored by Physicians and the Public Sor more than 60 years, At Druggiate, tooand 81, or by mall from THE TARRANT CO., 4 Hudson street, MH WM. VOGEL & SON. Usual defect, Sloping Shoulder, Our new Concave Shoulder, ‘Usual defect, Sagging Collar ‘Our ‘Closefitting Collar, : Better Than Their Price-— : Our $15 Suits. The value of a thing establishes its selling price, Governed by this rule, these $15 Suits of ours should sell for no less than $20—that is, if we were to guide ourselves by the selling prices that prevail at other stores—but we don’t, The mere com- parison of figures is an aimless way of getting at the kernel of things—and what we want to impress upon you is that our Suits, even at $15, are better than most stores sell for $20, We will stand behind this claim, word for word, and satisfy you itis so. We are secure in our conviction because we have the knowledge of what we are talking about. It's up te you to prove it—disprove it you can't. At $15 we present Suits in six single and double breasted sack models, a series which is notable for character and worth, The Suits concerned are of blue and black Thibets, blue and black serges, unfinished and smooth surface worsteds in all the new gray tones, from very light to very dark gray. And @ diversified collection of fancy cheviots in all the new color schemes. Other Suits, $15 to $40, WM. VOGEL & SON, Broadway, Houston St. 6th Ave. Cor, 18th St, Jargest — shoe atore In the world =a|FRAZIN & OPPENHEIM=:= 6th Ave., Cor. 18th st GHOE MAKERS ‘th ave., cor. 21st St. f Summer ing to you. leathers shown in Frazin & Store. The Best All-Round $¢3.00 Clock Styles in i2 Shoes Even if you were here last week, the present array of new arrivals in $2 footwear would be mighty interest- t Oppenheim $2 Harvear, ___ It’s the smartest popular priced line in town. There is not a Man’s, Woman’s or Child’s foot in all Man- hattan but what can be fitted to just th I le proper oxford or high shoe out of the vast array of s les, sizes and You will be mightily surprised at what $2 can do at the great show rooms in our 18th Street and 6th Ave. FRAZIN ‘& OPPENHEIM All Stores Open Until 10:30] Mail Orders Filled. Cor, 2ist St. Men's and Women’ Shovs oxclusivel The Exclusive and Women Their style originates in our own work-shops and cannot be duplicated outside of the Frazin & Oppenheim Stores. Oxfords find no higher expression of absolute perfect results than iden- tifies the present summer showing. Almost daily some new effective materialis introduced into the already immensely complete $3,00 showing, The following remarkable range of leathers in a remarkable range of fashions and sizes, insuring a perfect fit for every foot, await you at both Sixth Avenue Stores, corners 18th Street and 21st Street. Golden Brown, Odessa Russia Calf, Nut Brown Calf or Kid, Shiny or Dull Black Leathers, Yalu Calf Tan, Shantung Pongee Kid, Patent @ ColtsKin, White Canvas Duck, White Buckskin and others, Summer Styles, Too, in Dollar Footwear It’s the test of a dollar shoe—light weightness that possesses absolute durability. This is the only “spot” in town where a vast range of smart fashions is attempted in dollar footwear. Naturally oxfords are holding pre- eminence right now. If you have been paying others $2 fora Man’ Woman's or Child’s shoe we will duplicate as good in better style at our colossal show rooms, 18th St, an Sixth ave., at the price of one dollar. * ; Custom Made SHOES 279 Sixth Ave, Adjoining theBig 18th ore. Catalog Free. [isnt “Shoe for Men || SIEGE ‘THE BIG STORE Decoration Day Regquis of Gvery Description. Many Special values not wy described in this Baneras ACITY IN ITSELF OOPERG ment, also for to-morrow, include \ andies and Favors} eras, SIXTH AVE. pgs nea Tie ouNTAM 18"&19"°STS, and Supplies; Women’s Shirt Waist Suits; Men's Straw? Ha: Base-Ball Suits and Supplies; Men’s Summer Uncerwear; Men's NEW NOR: White and Colored Negligee Shirts; Choice Cigars; Men's, Women's and Children’s Shoes; and a Creat List of gi 12 o’Clock. Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Ho: specials. Double 'S, & K."’ Green Trading Stamps Mornings from 8.30 TIN | Sweeping Clearance of Boys’ Clothing. , 1,800 Suits, Top Coats and Reefers at the Lowest Prices on Record. j Spring weights must hasten away to give more room to real hot weather stocks. That's the story in a nutshell, 1—Nine complete sections will display these values to-morrow. a 2—Entire 18th Street side of the Boys’ Clothing Store on the wi 2d floor will display these amazing bargains. ab 3—A force of extra salesmen will be on hand to promptly wait : on all customers. . Sout At $3.00 At $4.00 At $5.00 ts Regular $4.00 Double-Breasted Sults, Regular $5.78 Suits. Russian and Sailor Suits. ‘ah All the new mixtures, also navy and black; sizes 7 to 16 | Comprising Russian Eton sailor and novelty style for | Serges in all colorings, original design of finish—Ri years, smaller boys: sizes 21% 10 10 yea sizes 24 to 7 years; sailors, 4 to 10 years. ant Regulur $4.00 Norfolk Jacket Suits. Regular $5.78 2-piece Norfolk Suits. 1 4 Norfolk and Jacket Suits. yt For boys 7 to 16 years old in an extensive variety, pf new fabrics and styles, including and black iy Top Coat bi In fine quality covert of tan and olive; sizes 5 to 16 year, Popular materials, including blue Fabricss sizes 70 16 years, Regular $4.00 Russian and Eton Blouses. Serges & mixtures,also shepherd plaids; sizes 24% to 8 years. Regular $4.00 Top Coats and Reeiers. Covert and shepherd plaids, sizes 3 to 16 years. For the larger boys up to 16 years, showing excellent fabrics in all colorings. . Regular $5.75 Top Coats and Reefers, Carments of high pedigree, excellent quality; sizes 4 to 16 years. | At Prices That Represent the Most Extraordinary Price Cutting on Record, pe J ‘ ' Wen’s Suts, Ratincoats and Gopeoats, $70. Superior Range of Styles, Fabrics and Sizes. Navy Serge Suits—Velvet Black Fabric Suits—Worsted and Fancy Mixed Fabrics. , Finish Indigo. Soft Finish. A Including cassimeres in neat designs ner sate will way to the most fas- anes one Souble prepuce a diagonals, | and cheviots in the bright colori tidious dresser. Soft finist id ibets and undressed worsteds. M ‘ ue dark blue, site or double « eS Nall sizes, including extra large, $ 1 O. Ce ne ae eciend of fatisc.*Sie.a548 SB LO. | Army Serge Suits Worsted Finish | imsoned ates. Anoher grea F lity W: as Made of serges that are celebrated all over feature is the raincoats, in great ine Quality orste uits, America. Were we to mention the “make” it variety, and top coats cles peeton Uartecl would cause a widespread sensa- it uit lined any of tyles. Special models to fit tion, Si fi build of them silk lined, helt not fitted elsewhere, $ l O. | tray anon ies ie. Ey $ 1 O. | ny Sak? Lingerie atsets oma’ Matin. OA S70 At 1-4 Less Than Usuai, Coats at S56. 7h: 4 A very smart showing of swag- , ; 4 ger Lingerie Waists selected from It is the season’s newest accepted our_own large stocks, favorite, and the reason is age Peale fads er fine obvious enough, for they quality Persian Lawns, Handker- ‘i chief Liner, Dotted Swis and Gre) BMACy |) CPRORta aE All-Over Embroideries in a choice fit any figure. and a variety of newest styles. All are carefully ma artistically designed with tucking dependable silk. Colors in- and inserting of fine lace and em- clude blue, brown or cham- broidery, g pagne, me bk taffeta. LINGERIE W. jome of au de soie in 67.50 fo Gesa TR 5.50 BA ADS Bee CG old, LINGERIE WAISTS rettily plaited at both front ‘3 eas PLUNGER WAISTS 7.00 tar ak one ihe a 75 taffeta Is an se a0 Hat NGERIE ae sleeves greatly enhance her . Appearance. , I 75 &. Ff . Si ‘ Wusses’®26.”" Frock & Fritt Sutts for 15.00 In Pretty Green and Brown Shades. Exactly seventy-four of these Suits, made up in the new Frock and Frill style that is such a reigning favorite with stylishly dressed Misses, Two shades of green and brown Panama Cloth, also in tan, blue, brown and black and white checks. The jacket is hand- somely plaitad front and back, and presents a stunning effect. Ne w sunburst sleeve. The skirt is 23-gored, cluster plaited, full flaring effect with deep hem. eo The best and choicest values of the kind in the city. (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Moor, Front, loth st.) Big Book Sate Enters Js Final Days. Saturday will be another eventful day in the new Book Store, No time now for delay. IF you want to select from the magnificent collection of book values which we are offering to celebrate the opening of the new store you should attend at once. ‘ They are here by the thousand. Every table has its special attraction, best publications of the day are what we offer in this sale, and those Only the newest and These are representative of hundreds of others: 25c. and 40c, Standard Half Leather Library Fiction, In extra cloth | 14¢ | Books at the wonder at the remarkable price, | fully low price. These Valuable Books greatly reduced for this Sale, HB Bee en ales, O80 60 Btudent's New Century Dictionary, } 89c a earl of Princess Oera Konor of the Brastone arly 100 titles, all select and = Never treet ah atent es MAG RS? pevonse, tor during our 1.60 Naural Htimory (uadekker), GRO |, Dainvel be Awa alr of ile ayes. (andy) clearay 1.60 Aatrotiomy "(A.M Clarke), 9 foldlere oe Fortune Wanda’ (Oulda's’ ume to fi Too. Drawings from Punch ohn Leechs riatt A aheon ft prise ao, hi (yall) ‘ ( es me Sree ola Ffon tate to Mend, (Reade) for, ‘or 2.500 fold of ‘the Is ites sale en Honorable Peter inline <icrs of a Aolt-Made Merchant {9 Gazetteor, @ condensi a Brltennicn each, 50. Tand-MeNally a of th Among ‘Cham! Wy Fandiiar Quota. Plutareh's L! DOS 4 i! ons Holy Roman na.) Sheik: Paver ae 78s. Editions of Pop a0 6 ot Count of Monte Mill on the Bios lar Fiction at one= c A’ Woman. Tatervenes Wome Southworth.) Cristo Jane Byre half publishers’ price White, Butterflies | Gao Origin of Species ‘Tennyson's Poema You aro familiar with the The Grey Cloak titles and joxvt famous of m embrace hat has in popular, David Copperfield Conquest of Peru Descent of Man r nored. Clique at Gold. Mra, Bobb. (\ In the f dhe Hea Lorna Doone, ‘That Beautiful (Gaborlau.) pter.) The Sea Lady ould.) The Duke Decides (Siegel Cooper Store, 84 Floor, Centr SaREESS 5 FAlueation (Spencer) Inole ‘Tom's Cabin Jangfeliow'a Pooms of the been nt yours immensely At the cut Dec oration Day. pTOR AY: ANGELICA Imported Beers. ROUCHE FILS & CO's IMPORTED ATAWHA: very chalets ble GHAMPAGNE at a aaving of $0.00 0 | Mul: be ee rm ehh. case PAT ALIOT SUARBTE ent Nu’ WINES, rebirmar, : ¥ Case 12. Stites, 450 | GX 13.50 SEAR ETA 808 ae uae paneer Aumte- Primer, : K GUase ot Anrs, | sata aunties, redlveg 0, ber alton SUM Pinner oy, 88 OE Jas, Hennessy’s IMPORTED COUN Ansbacher Hurnerbrad, 27,00 1/71 RHINE AND MOSBLLD WINES. WRANDY. wer cases 21,00; ber bot , DIBDESHEIM, Se ereanava Export Beers. SAINT EMILE 19: quarts pe UR. SAINT JUL! TS TAS Dg Select Pilsner, MARGAUX, Mase avant, 85 Yor Brau (Dark), Hi IMPORTED) FROM Gerinait Brows R t3'l, FRANKFORT, nhacher . CHATEU MOUTON aa a a3 ” Hpeoinl Brew. xport, CHATBU LA ROSE; case 12 quarts, 12 gta., 25 care Bing Yanna GOTERNIS: cage 12 quarts, 75 ig 2 ais. BBO and” ‘old, per Atl, Re ‘ HAUT BAUTERNDS; case 12 quarts, 0.55 case 12 quarts, 9.80 Re , Us ; TOWMORE SCOTCH WHISKDY, Nedpath's Standard Superior Domestic Winos Underpriced, Fe gdeHei gh iocpaie PURITAN MEDOC CLARET, yt f per Colppreted fcr: Quellty SEB TENTANS coe ya | SOU IS UR Malt Extracts, ’ Cano 12 PRIARS SAINT “suerte JULIEN } Carl " 5 age 3 aie Bip Soho PWHisicny, per wal, fi TRUTON RYM, per gal, 4.00; For