The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1907, Page 3

‘ he: hes ‘en \that point /ne! considers re- Hable. | Pla «Following up.a‘ tip he {received yrs- Smee EVERING WoRtD, shows up.the:men who have refused to pay, 820'to the collectors, 5] Willett: ia regarded an. Important FEMALE BEAUTY. TOERSDAT, “MARCH terday, ( Coramissfoner! Bingham sum-| Witness, because of mempragdum ; aa 5 é | ie ie , moned ito: Astistant /District-Attorney | fouhd among; the records/ot the Benavo- Its Secret is Health and Or. { Fly's: office, in /the (Criminal © Courts |!ent Association in the jsdfe in Mpenner- 1 | ‘ xf soy cl Hall, where the! axsh¢iation has . Building, Patrolman! Thomas Me- | chor z it . | 5 Laughlin: assigned, to! the West Side | Warters, Tis ata ie igen Greene’s Nervura. | q } y Court, and Patrolman !Peter “MoEntee,| ng Aine pene | x ~ ~ + . Assigned to Police Hodiquarters” Me- Sete tae t aaa % Th foie ine ; | Laughlin! {a chairman ofthe Executive | ‘uses 1 am told, has’ falted to! make here {s nothing that undermines ( NE i good'for the salary bill, the defeat of | womanly beauty ike {ll-health, éspe- = 7), MAY FIND MORE MONEY. -UPAY FIND Senator Grady Declares | __ That the Fund. Must | Be Investigated. Bluecoats Have No. Concern With the Inspectors’ Bill —Séek the 3-Platoon Law. ALBANY, March %.—Tha <conaldera- ton of the Bingham Police Bill, which , Was up on/ general orders in the Senate to-day, was postponed until! to-morrow at the requost of Senator Grady, who gai ho wanted time to Investigate the facta:jn connection with the $82,000 po- Committee of the Patrolmen’s Benevo- = > = cae ry t z the ‘reorganization bill, or any, of theiclally nervous troubles. How. many © C lent Association and McEntee Is secre-| 5ciry asaenaments that have been col-/women sire gradually losing thelr Awnin Ss and Sli C tary. lected from time to time to enable your] good looks from this cause. Y +Specla! Assessment Revealed, Both men were anked If the ansocia- ton had;any money that had been re- cenUy collected ‘as a special assess. ment. They replied tn. the affirmative. McLaughlin: then: guted the investiga tora to'a vauit-in the Idncoin Trust “MARTIN CAHILL, ends entirely on g Company and unearthed | $74,000. He wpixth dbrecinet) | Peears nenitneo lee neon tocabieeatn Y prices than we can when the demand is at its height, dragged out $8,000 more from a derk In| McLaughlin when pressed admited [oor te De Groenes Novara blood j We have an ample assortment of good patterns aad materials from which b . his home, Late last night he and “Mc- Entee produced the books of the as- sociation /from the safe'in the meeting place In: Maennervhor Hall, and they were examined at Jength by the Dia- trict-Atterney and the Polloe Commis- sioner. Eas "What T-witnt to know ts this,” de- clared the Commisstoner, when he had: satisfied himself that tha ‘records of the association -werr-straicht. ‘Are the pa- trolmen with me or with the Inspectors on the matter of this bilIT’ “We don’t care anything about the inspector," ho wax aamired. ‘Nearly all of them have been out- spoken in opposing the three-platoon tem, notably Cortriqht, McLaughlin, Walsh and Hussey. We- wouldn't turn our hands over to help them.” Investlration shows that Commleston- er Bingham has given permission to the Patrotmen's Benevolent Aesociation to collect two extra assessments—-one of $260 to be applied to a’ fund for lemal expenses and one. of | $5 to be applied to an increase In the death benefit from committee to secure better conditions. “In spite of this he Is always, well taken care of by the superior otficers of this precinct. He pleads, poverty, but I am told that he has between $3,000 and $10,000 in bank. that ne had several bundies of money in a safe deposit box in the Lincoln Trust ‘Company‘a vault. Mr.'Tinker wus sent with hirr-te the vault and) it was opened. The frat package extracted con. tained about 334,00, the second $33,509 and the third $4390, making $74,000 in all. McLaughiin then recalled that-he had léft some money in the desk at his home in East One Hundred and.Thirty- Atth street On investigation $5,000 was found there. “Think Again,” Sald Jerome. Commisstoner Bingham, ~District-At- torney :Jerome and the two ansiatant Distriot-Attorneya then repaired to the headquarters of the Benevolent ‘Associa. tion, and demand was made on‘ Mc- Laughlin ama McEntee that they show thelr books. , McLaughlin .sald\ he could not remembdr the combination of the mafe. McEmtee said’ he ‘hed) never searnatt District-Atto: yhatt’ re rict-Attorney Oustodians of Its books and funds, mean to tell me yeu can't Ket into your own At this season, Spring Debility ds woman's worst enemy. i A woman's first duty Is to regain} and maintain her healih and beauty. | If she gets back her health, beaut will surely tollow, for beauty de- and nerve remedy, for nothing in the world so surely and quickly restores lost health, gives strength and vigor to the nerves, purifies and enriches the blood. and :nakes women strong and well as Dr. Greene's Nervura. It clears the complexion of that dark, sallow, pale look, rémoves eruptions, blackheads and ._mors, makes the skin velvety and glowing with rosy color, the eyes brilllant, the lips red, imparting a full, round contour to face and form. Above all it banishes melancholy and restores the Ively spirits, vivaci- ty, ‘Nght, elastic step and exuberant Ufe, energy, and epjoyment which constitute happinesy fo women. Dr. Greene's Nervura diges all this be- cause it makes weak women strong and sick, women well, and thus pre- Yenr them! from growing old before their titne. It, makes them look Young and feel ydung, for it braces women up as nothing else in the world can, i Jud e by the Work---Not by Stumm SS de Eereeeere N° iW cotton dam. terial—for.. Also Slip Covers made of best yards of material for suite of five-pieces for........ 5 Theae awnings and slip covers will be made in the vei ner, a8 none but first-class work exer leaves our workroom. (Siegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, Preat.) ParlorFurniture--Couches Special Prices on Two. Kinds of rniture Much in Demand Five-Piece Parlor Suites Low. Prices is the time to get your sli you can select both your awnings and slip covers. A postal or phone message will bring our representat: pared to give you an estimate on any work you want done. 2 You can have goods made up and’held until you need them, it you wish to order now and avoid any possible delay during the rush season. Slip Covers iP covers and awnings at a saving Our workroom is not busy at this time’ as it will be later on when the rush begins, and we can therefore quote you lower We are‘offering slip covering for five-piece suites of furniture—best Belgium k, with shrunk binding, allowing 20 yards of ma. imported 50-inch linen, allowing 12 Tapestry Brussels Rugs The prices offered on these ive to your home pre- 95 $9.75 best possible man- Reduced the Price Uce fund uncovered by the Commisston- 1 \ er and the District-Attorney. "I am not seeking any undue dela: sala Grady, “but as to-day'a pap have supplied us with a sensation, I would Ilke a little time to look into the Fugs would be impossible if we Dought in the same way that most dealers do, 3250 to $1,000. He did not :aive permis- sion for the levying of a 820 assees- ment to increase the mortuary fund. The -patrolmen explain'that they found the 3% gdaseasment {neufficient. Keeping Up Three-Platoon Fight. fe? Think again!’ . 5 i SoLaugniin “stammered that he had} DF. Greene's Nervura is always thecombination on a card at his home in| Pure, harmless and etfective, and put Harlem. Pojlceroant ko ayeyes told: fe} up in compliance with the new Na- aooomipany. Mclaughlin 40 01 the Commissioner's automobile. While] onal Pure Food Law, guarantee filed hatwas gone Molntee showed the!books| at Washington, serial number 150. Dr. Greene As/ the well-known pub- Set aoe oe Ore ry : 3 ‘Tl a : Five-Piece Parlor Suites—mahogany finished frames; highly pol. ished and splendidly constructe: overed with green Verona velour or figured tapestry; regular price $60; 45 sale price. matter.” Th rts imetine (lan ith antl papers which are not locked in the ‘ t ¢ most Interesting-Information the - ‘ fi PA in The opposition to the Bingham blll! Gommmissloner gained was that the men| , McLaughlin opened the safe.on his re. Me medical lecturer and specialist in t acl a it/is belleved, will try,to hold up the ' turn. There was no cash Inside. treatment Gf all nervous and chronic 11,3x12.02,. $27.50.. $22.50 are going to continue to fight for the three-platoon system: ! But apparently they, learned a lesson in'18 when they raised $50,000 to bo sont\to Albany to Vouchers were discovered sowing the : 3 collection of the #200 with the names | cseases and can be personally con optician of the $82,000 with the names | sulted at his office, 101 Fifth Ave., from each precinct, ‘The tames of |New York City, or by mail, free. those who had paid thetr $20 were given Dill until later on as a result of the dis- covery of the alleged boodle fund. Grady Je the chief of the opposition. -$21.00., $18.50 -$18.50.. $15.7! | $11.50 ..$10.50 Bae | SCENTS BACH .! } x Reliability ‘ al ‘ $ $; ! = NOTE:—These patierns can be' purchased from any | You don’t haye to know anything about pianos inorder | —lo_be sure of getting a good —} | one if you buy Bamboo Farniture. h-Roct: green finish. Reed Chairs, Rockers and Set- tees—in the Shellac -finish and the new green’ empire finish. Weathered Oak'Novelties. Porch Swings. Folding Camp Chairs. (Slege! Cooper S: + Butterick*Ayency or by mail trota us ‘direét,' Butterick ii inte Publishiig=Co., Ltd., Butteritk Bull alyted e New! ‘ork, tonne cushions. ‘ Bedroom Furniture — we have dressers, chiffoniers and bed- steads, in golden ‘oak, forest green oak, white oak, natural oak and decorated white enamel, Fifth Floo on any machine and for any material. 5 Come and see it demon- strated, (Seed and Bulb Store, Fourth Flo:r.) C lowers, Roses—all colors; fine, long stems; dozen... 2 65ce Violets —extrafine, fresh bunches; bunch, 35c (Cut Flower Department, Main Floor.) REMEMBER: : Meheurements for Butterick iwaist Pape | patterns ‘should’ be: taken over.the chest and close paier | The Wolfner _at $250 For we guarantee it to give absolute satisfaction.” = We wouldn't do that if we weren't sure of the piano’s re-: | ‘ up to. the'arms, and not over the fulness of the bust.” ¥ This_is: the only cortect system of: measurement. It is one reason why-Butterick patterns: are the best. (Slegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, Center.) It was the purpose ofthe promoters] inauenice legislation in” fi PATA Paar veer fh Laat — — — is J : Da ct! coat blllsto’ haveiltvamaciaedscezaay,(S eee ie Charrette antl terse Dor teaaahoringetbets teria Regularly Covered with Sale Price. | Regularly. Covered with Sal: Pri'e. Good Quality Tapestry< : - three plat ioney ol ood hi ISTH SEASON, __. #0 a8 to correct certain “typograpalcall +4 Ainsny. The three-platoon system Sood tothe a = $40.00 Verona, $75.00 Tapestry, 5 < Brussels. Rugs: Moe | errors, . ‘1 he f Pol! ; BR i sentitn SIRE INC Eee Re GR A = J UST THE SKIRT $49.00 Verona, — $39,00/$84.00 Silk Velour, $72.0) Gays’ hold-up and mil also re that | phy, ofly, to. be revoked’ again’ by Com- D R rH] N K E NN ES S$ FOR EVERY OCCASION ; $50.00 Verona, $40.00|$89.00 Tapestry, | $78.00 the amendment be concurr y the | mist Partridge. Ah PB eine + Assembly, At thls stage of the session| White sMcLaughlin and others at the ! MADE TO YOUR ORDER é Y $62.00 Tapestry, $52.00 $95.00 Silk Velour, $82.00 every day Connilestoner | head of the Benevolent: Assoctation are CURED You must not get the $67.00 Tapestry, $54.00/$115.00 Silk Damask, $90.00 Binghem's frie somewhat wor-|ready to swedr that the money was to idea that because there are Th Pi Parlor Suites ~ ied oyer the situation. meet the expenses of an increased m {th or without the knowledge of patient.| higher priced sewing ma- recive Coes Beh ci hose HELO me a WS Sela Pi ‘ oa Ty ({tuary fund, {t {s-alleged! that’ the Di : b eeulerly overed wlt! ele Price. | Reealarly fovered wits Salz Prica, Tn bie age to pass the Binwham, tin] Wunry fund, W te allered mat me DT AUR-MIN-O chines than 22.00. Verona —-$17.00/$54.00 Tapestry $12.00 3 : triuiithe);t Senate Tolice e Gommiastoner | toniwhichi show sthesimioneyiiwaallina| [Dect Wd Ing for. drink. The Fountain Ben ee AS Ea t R bbit ; sgea ine =| Destroys all desire or craving for. drink. . ; Se eens eel tended to. promote a. three-platoon | Millom, eamedr, | Atuclately, Narmiew 1 e $32.0 Tapestry $25.00/$60.00 Verona ~—-$50.C0 ster habbits ictal ean :. “rider” for th Bingham bill now before Ngee anc $38,00 Verona $30.00 | $75.00 Verona $35.00 n d th P ie hree-platoon sys- The Victory ; y $40.00} $78.00 Ss $57 Pa | an er \ tharthose machines are any Tapestry 1s7s 00 ae 12 7. N lti | = i { better. Don’r-judge by the any finished frames; inlaid backs: ixovelnies . 2 ed jishat ing Ou holly de- ‘ - prepa j ic e work vanes ralsed a fund of moro than |atroy the effect of Als’ Dil, “which ‘he | [heer tots adctintatere Pu Sea a they Here's a new kind of an which’ wil! eventually rea¢h more than! believes will give the clty better police | M Mme cent tay ablete t y ind t Easter Rabbit that for. the $100,000, for a mysterious purpose. by” stving (bims power over)| Ml Pie dines IEACED | PROMPTOY outs in any time—the sooner season at least will prove | He has been ! ed that thts tuna pete anata {PRO 2 ae = w ‘ invantesto ayy in —and we shall be glad s : of the Patrolmen's:.Ben a egw otis Une wkiniptrls ea tion eens eo Sou a eects mA and Victory sew lon eee = ej nipresent ‘‘ Teddy Bear.” fon when queailoned Commissioner Bingham shows that 70 per 3 i = sw) idoibetter, nidnp k, and do ‘ $ ~ “4 J Easter Rabbits—the dainuest, ner have stoutly dente cent: of; the policemen in Greater New Nithiars AcRSM tee Benne a wreaterwarley/o| er aneatanyor Velour Couches — frames. are | Couches—as. illustrated; covered culest Easter toy; In white of y Intention of: using York have contrbuted $20 each te the Panga fi ~ iN FT eee ae casiaeninea (on made of solid oak; tufted, with| with velour or leatherette; oak fawn; Jointed Jimts, natural purpose, but the {nformation | fund. ‘Tera Is'another) ist also, whlch Nn meet Ee the ee netiiedays age? patent buttons; upholstered with pitat na pomesstenlendidicon, +] eyes: pink. ears, with bell and Saou any Saari = - FOTO Fountain and Victory Ma- open spring construction; cov-| ship: we can supply thes: d toneeeee 75) $ 4 Spite NEW PUBLICATIONS, : NEW : { pakishet one Musdred! hamrocsie| modeia! fa chines are sold on easy terms of ered ,with velour in assorted| firable couches tulted also: Prices... C to 2.25 eee apne oneal as pea a ier : $1 Down and $1 aWeek colors; regular | Reaslerly. Sale Prete | special Lot of Easter Rabbiia-- GH 5 and there's no other charge price $16.50; Plain..... $11.50 $8.75 }43 inches high; jointed; made TAILORING CO.,. No interest—-no. extras . $12.75 Tulted $12.50 $9 1b of white plush, with i 56 East 10th St. ,or 57 of tra oo advance (cash pri caieipriceneenes natural eyes. Bree, DOC OPEN EVENINGS, UNTIL 1.20. Delivered free with x set o ic $ ss ; ipohtcin pyeiehaai eas tid latest attachments, Box Couches—ourown make; Morac er rita ; eat 8 Ball-Bearing Throughout 6 fect long, 2'¢ feet wider stand alone, bas movab!e tall zs Each machine is guaranteed é ‘ i ani imbs and turning head; free of repairs for ten years and covered with plain green natural $1 $¢ 50 free instruction is given at any denim or other colorsif de- eyes. Prices to e' Tear tlme. sired; reg. price (Siegel Cooper Store, 3d Flocr, Rear.) f EOL LPC SIDMUIPCSS Prices are $19.75, $20.75 $8, male price 96.50 a, eta HE and $25:72i i Visit Our : rir (wes: Victory Rotary Shut- Summer Furniture y icto ? «The showing of Summer-furniture is ready—come.and Conservatory ; v1 tle Machine look at it. It is a large showing because the subject is A‘visitzwill repay anyroneswtio, Buns iatrai tech silently) large. ‘Summer furniture”’ covers a multitude of require- lover of plants and flowers ‘ = ae see welt as for home-}-{—p—ments;_but-we-meet.them-all fully and-satisfactorily.—__} 1 —s0_beauttiful ‘andelaborate is sewing. Best machine of its We govery little to ‘‘fads.”’ Novelties we like because Wc lay, iD pure, fresh and kind ever produced, you seem to like them-and-you-will-find-many-here, but ne ee a COMERS — ; : they are all of the sensible kind. if We buy sothing merely cially so this Easter week. f eT ‘ 5 because it is new. nless it has some usefulness or Arzaleas—in bloom; all Y. D RES Ss ‘ Victory Drop-Head reason it cannot get into this stock. “ colors; usually $1.50 98e ‘i in ae ; ie handsomely finished. As a result you will get a helpful suggestion almost at Hardy Rose Bushes—25 best Walst Noi;1012—(n 7 plges, trom 32 to’ 44; bust’ measure, | Prices $12.95,.$13.50 and every step. And the prices, of course, are low—this is a CS AO 25¢ Skirt Noy 1013—In 7 sites, from 20:to 32 walst measure. , $15. store where all prices are low. Calligenia Paice Just as hints of the variety we can show you complete }.. rerainshest GUtore Oe QD) sets and odd and fancy pieces in ry, Seventh Fleor.) Old Fashion Hickory Furniture. | Steamer and Porth Chairs. ind * Flower, Seeds- White Enameled Reed Furniture yout own selection 19¢ ——decorated—with_Hower—ere—f-| dozen packer: JC Wines and Liquors Rhine Wines American Wines BURCKEARDT & SOHNE, . O. Burgundy, Cabernet Claret, Johan + Diecesheime AR. caches ut Savterne "$4.25 > ALL BUTTERICK PATTERNS : \ 10 CENTS AND 15 CENTS—NONE HIGHER | MRS: OSBORN: OF NEW York Easter Sale of Hams HOOSING. to-morrow will be from the products of four of the leading packing houses in the world. They are: America’s Foremost Fashion Authority > ability, would we? Squire's ‘‘New England” Hama, Nene ara 500 osperial Zintndel i ps 8) 1 : q t ~ Nelson Morris’s ‘‘Matchless’’ Hams, Didcock B53] Old Friers Sauterne contribtites an'illustrated fashion letter to’ Ne Money voxm Schanaraaghili Salen s ‘‘Laurel’’ Hams, Hechnslinesoee iz ee sles esteaiens 7 S . i 3 peed ie a a Wee ur’s ie lams. R 6.38 Riesling: The Delineator: every month. . Mrs. Osborn is the tn Gera inspected, mild sugar cured; family sizes eee eed 1 qi #4 foremost of American modistes. Unfortunately, every, | No Interest—No Extras + Qn sale Wednesday at the Jowest prices of the year. ‘ Clarets pene 5B Pa A peboea oat Satin Royse \ woman cannot:possess:an “Osborn” pown—its: price, ‘fae —Delivered Free. - We reserveithe right to limit the putcha ARMAND FRERES & CO., aera SAC tiaie Museateliiaty ciesene i 7 i" may be! prohibitive, ‘but every; wom ‘can | benefit, : | Arevolving stool and protection New Laid Eggs —¥o":2*| || Easter Egg Dyes —4!! St. Emilion, $4.47 | Reduced frem $2,50: to, 4 by. her: fashion letters. ; aes: cover igo free, with’ each ‘one. Limilt,3 dorea to tid 18 | colors; peer dec Rea ; 8 Reduced from $2.00 t0 } i : iy a : t se CooperiStore, Sth Floor, Center) . - Saas 7 Ponter-C 15.74 | Reduced trem $1.50 0 Ask your Newsdealer or Butterick Agent orf COMMECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE Bishop’s California Ch ates te Grange, case 12 ate... 6:38 | oo tom $1.28 10 i DOPPELGETREIDE KUM. $8.50; full quart Orangeate 2Se, Jar | Golden Santos Coffee | 5e | gifresh from ihe roaster: 7 ! send.to THe Burrerick Pustisnine Co., Lrp., | Butterick Building, New. York,'for ; i HIEONWM THe APRIL DELINEATOR 15 CENTS A. COPY ; Riduced from $1.00 to. SIEGEL magi ed Pickles : ref Spiced White ROYAL MONOGRAM: RYE‘saler Gf! $3.50; full, quart, aa MQNTICELLO RYE’ Perfection Cocktails, all varieties: per bettl ; gir 80 gah, $3; SANTA CLARA PRU: S — Formoia Oolong yee NES — Ripe, thin | FRAGRANT TEAS — Fo fall quartic. " ; A’ seven-time Wi % akin oweet (rult: 25-Ib. bor, $1.48; lian Breakfan. Mined i — ig borle | $1.05; orld: Want fovles sretee Manian st dge ||) BLUE GRASS ATE eee ots 75q || Re (series S108 fal, $2.75; full quart CABINET WHISKBY—gal, $2.5 full quart... Ribaateseretats wea; | MARACAIBO’ COFFEE — ‘S4e eatted deltv: OM Ibs, Fit » 16¢ i(Slexel Cooper Store, Fourth Floor.) ONE' DOLLAR “A: YEAR! arene aaa works all the week. Order one to-day and prosper... ie Y kreen «plit peas: new pea be 10 Ihe, 48c}.8. Iba. e0e