The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1915, Page 8

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Albertus Verkayck, motorboat man Who, it te al 1, helped carry "0 from sugar lighters whose crews | were robbing ships, and who ia be- Haved to be an ansociate of Lieut Hobert Fay and his alleged bomb plot- ters, In expected to be brought to New York in a day or #0. He mained Inst night in the Weet N York police station in New Jersey, where got him counsel and kept the police from getting much out of him, He was arrested yesterday in New Jersey and held without bail by Justice of eace Fred Exgers of West New ring Friday It in expected the Gri 4 Jury of this county will indict Verkayck to- day for alleged participation in the robbery of sugar ships last summer. Three men are serving sentences for these ‘thefts and three more await trial. Michael Matzet, captain of the lighter 8. F. 8, who knows Verkayck well, told Acting I ain ‘Tun- ney to-day Verkayck was associated in stealing sugar with a river pirate not yet arrested and that Verkayck made this significant remark to him: “You may as well let me take every Lit of sugar you have on your lighter. Iv'll never get across the ocean any- how.” ships that were plundered of sugar. Verkuyck has been under watch a long time. The police ha often with a German of means who lives in this vicinity and bas done a great deal to help the German cause, His name bas never appeared in print as a German sympathizer, but he is known to have contributed money freely—always through a third person. In the Federal Building to-day Judge Harlan B. Howe of Vermont swore in the November Grand Jury, which at once began an investigation of the charges against Fay, Scholz, Max Breitung, Dr, Herbert Kienzle and the other alleged bomb conspira- tors, E, Warren Hart, linens at No, 621 Broadway, is fore- man of the jury. United States District Attorney John ©, Knox warned them they would be called on to act in a matter involving the shipping of munitions of war, and that any member who did not care to pass on cases of that kind would bet- ter ask to be excused, None of the jurors made such a request, New York State Waren Testify Y East Aurora, required any Le e¢ for a long time, | Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, My daughter suffered with female weak- run-down condition and general She had taken medicine with I recommended her to vorite Prescription,’ for 1 had igh faith in it. She took it for some time and the backache went . She became stronger and happier and went on tocomplete recovery. This was some fifteen years ago, Now she is married, has three dang’ binidie who are well and she petcpell enjoys @ health, MRS, ASD ATE, 188 Pine St. Bast | nb N Y¥.—Advt. All the New Ones Are Here We carry a complete stock of ColumbiaDouble Dise Records. Let us play them for you. Also every model Columbia, We sell on credit. Come and open a charge account with the Old Furniture House inAmerica. COWPERTHWAIT Sons Park Row at Chatham Sq. 3rd at at 121et Street let us Wednesday and Saturday THE GRAFONOLA ‘SHOP 148 West 125th Stroet Phone Morningside 2722 ———————__EEE “WE We're Ready to Play for you any, time now any one or all of the Columbia Records listed here. ‘Ana ‘hundreds. of more. besides . SMITH Bradbery Pie Plane Warerooms Phy 335 Filth Aver Opp. Waldort Anioria C, ol | “@BA We've Got Them All | and you'll want, to, he at leamt som: umbia Hecor: of others ¢ Seine "ine Colm 63 Chambere Street his $1,070 in bright new bills) Con, The police regard this as proof that t Verkayck was mixed up with the business of planting fire bombs on the | 54M seen him | \ Nat @ dealer in| ¥ Before the jurors retired Assistant | Nor Paul Siebs, who sold dynamite and | ° but I wish to testify to the merits of | f: “Waa They are all here) * | followe THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1915. ppd @ wind t Pay, wae the ore called Me remnined in ery room aimew an howr Detective Sevege of the Service testified Whee he hed fr bed a @@jouremen! vattl te mer [om morning at 1h cto wae tab fret Finesse then wil be Ca Aa 7) were pearly general there was covering Cructie Boel opened 1-4 off t 8 Steel 41-4to 14 swuee were strong pening of phorts {id wot chan uch in first ait > but selling increased and prices declined, With greater declines rder sues, while ratiroads be came strong ucible tee! sold off to Hethiehom Steel to 426 and Haid win | 9 126 Studebaker off 6 ' Prives in general eased off in carly afternoon and activity was lena ia the early hours result of yearly Hapid -#. An improv Gas advanced to 1-8, and generat 4 all through the With net changes frm pewrious cdoming, | uf ae, Lam oh a } Alea oid Mine ie le” BS, ¥" : , ‘ Sty |: a +15 ay Ay ia we —1% +36 — 13 re et ee das sh » ne a 1 8 “ rt a i hd Phd FY 8 s 5 Pid 2h 6s ay a 1 * * lve al g = FY fone § {ater ia 3 4 rackawaniia steel. 1% titan Valley BL +1 Touln, & Nath a” $y Macias , +3 Me. Thy — Bly Maxwell aor let ot we — 1h Maxwell Motor, 24 Lad 3 —3 Mexican Petroloun.. 55% so & Maun” Copiaee MR = 4 Mo, aS » sie % % & 1 1194 " lady Hag = 8 Rh a ea x ES = % 90 = 1h i $ +2 rs t°y we so8 = 8 ce 36 1 72” «Tou % ( 268 a baby aa FA i +18 oO” +h Ihe + 4 tu 1% % south Z +s Rout p 4 Reuin, fy i % q Atebaher’ HANGS CRUTCH OW JET, Litie Cripple and His Sister Power Boat Goes to ¢ Suflocated in Their Beds | a the Sapho Prom Rock as They Sheep } away Beach. Bice WMherie, steven years of4. Of! ane pire Island marine otmer Neo. a Fifty-third Street, the 8 Wen 7 's ’ telephoned (bie afternoon that the omnes, N. J, boot ber lett foot under) 5 ine Camarnie fishing boat May a trolley car & year ago, bd (HOO | iy giriese men ateard anchor after used & erutch Phe an three miles off the 1 brother wi Tint You're It ie, top year 14 mept tn between the Long Neach « ' 4 Fear room with t pdows whut TAKE lpokout ¢ euar ue . They wait that o att nmelie abe a to-day, traced o the room and found that Rock yt wae 3 e 4 rulcnes oo the gaa fixture im the Boglh g Two Evers Night ning when the Sapho was reported , jark and thus turned on the gan WINNERS AT PIMLICO, =| Bh ft SC anarnie in the mornings Dever put om the mal and it ie pupposed that her engin went wrong used in their We have ew ss these pills every night for twenty ems ae eg y 1 wouls not bx without them, Street was of an eleva 143 Street this Hie Spielman of No 149 SBrookiyn, Wan arrested r running the elevator in violation law Twenty-fifth r leween the top Greene This Is the Store—3rd Ave. & 121st St. NOTE THE ADDRESS, Credit to All at This B Big Store Here in the big home of the oldest furniture house in America, at 3rd Ave. and 12\st Street, with its five large floors devoted to furniture, rugs and house- furnishings, you will find the biggest variety of just the kind of home things you want at the lowest of plainly marked prices. tape to go through. We give you a year and a half to pay in weekly or monthly amounts so small that you'll never miss the money. No wonder Cowperthwait & Sons’ is furniture head- quarters for a million wise New Yorkers. Come and let us show you—remember the location~-3rd Ave, and I2Ist Street. Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 o’Clock Comperthrts Sova mapebatice Behind the Goods—Long Service Ahead of Them Come and open a charge account! There is no red Rugs and Carpets ISxS6 uy Rug. 0 Porch Rug Exquisite 10-Piece Sheraton Dining Room Suite +++ +44 % 1% ah (hitl errrercrs -ee i++ Wis. Total alee _— ITEMS FOR INVESTORS, Central Leather Company declared a dividend of 4 per cent, on the common . payable Dec. 20 to stock of record Dec. 9. This compares with 8 per cent for 1914 American Smeltin, pany, dividends for the quarter of 1 per cent.’ on the common and per cent on the preferred, Dome Mii of 60 cents & Refining Com- dividend for the quarter are. American Tobacco Company, quar- terly. dividend of & per cent. on common atoc Studebaker Corporation, quarterly divi- dend of 1 nt, on the common Stock ‘and 1% per cent on preferred. Riker & Hegeman Corporation, Initial i dividend of 1m per, cent, payable Dec. 16 to stock of record Dec. § NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. Clomna High. 11.89 Opes. December 11,62 January pants off. ne IMPORTER PLEADS GUILTY. wed His Manifest Was Fined, X-Ray 8) Wrong—He Is Albert Salomon, of the importing firm of Salomon Bros., No, 299 Broadway, torday pleaded gullty before Judge Hunt of the United States District Court to an indictment charging him with attempting to defraud the Govern- ment by the issuance of a false mani- fest, He was fined $500, which he paid When $50,000 worth’ of contraband rubber was discovered by the use of X- rays last February on the White Star pier secreted In @ consignment of roain | and cotton bound for Germany, Salomon pleaded not guilty to the indictment that Hut Franz Rosenberg, of Sigmund Karman, of Buda- west, and Albert B, Newman, of Bro lyn, bie fellow conspirators, ae ded Hanover; Axininater Bu felrose Hug Ge 6 Tapestry Ruy Heavy Japan» 2 Axminste! ain Carpet. (al fue try ‘This is @ truly beautiful assemblage of furniture, and 1s a fine example of the famous Sheraton Period The solid mahogany hes an unusually pretty grain. All the pieces have an inla, o: white wood and are masterpieces Of the furniture maker's art. The set includes ane tension table. buffet, china closet, serving. table, 4.50 chairs and one arm chair, Our price is only. < it Lowest Prices. We Have Dining Room Furniture of All Kinds on pet Wilton Velvet ci Linoleum." Carpet Inlaid Linoleum All Measuring, Sewing, Laying, & Bed Laying, Ete, PariR Cylinder Bie 3-Piece Parlor Suite, with Cane Panels ‘These handsome well-made pieces with the cane panelling are the new- thing for parlor suites. The upholstery ts very fine $57. 50) velour in a new, deep, soft shade of mulberry | and will tone in with alinost any color draperies. Pr’ Scores of Parlor Suites in Ali Woods at Lowest Prices, White Enamel Bathroom Mirror The mirror ts Fre plate —heayy 5 glass shelf. Nic towel rack. — Well made, Price only $1.70 Hat Rack Bargain This substantial hat rack stands 6 feet high, has four solid brass hooks; co white enamel, fumed mahogany finish, Price, $2.85 11-Piece Canister Set 68c a, Coffee, Sugar and ‘with six small Spice outfit Includes it 2 elbows; all ye cannot set the conphoel coal $4.25 a Complete phe atove hi jovel, damper, tins! for At this special price usually White Enamel Bed Pretty Rocker ‘This large rocker has a highly pol. ished — quartered oak seat and 1s ub made unusually fortable, Price > $2.95 Many Odd Chatre This bed is an eaxcep~ 7 tonal value, Note the twin filler r Two-inch square poats—square top rails, Lar Hon only + Grafonola $35 We carry a com- Pine of Sq Extension Table Quartered ouk top, highly polished. Massive pillar tg 2. 75 to” last a lifetime, One of Many Styles, at Low Prices, CoWPERTHWAIT & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America’ 3rd Ave. & 121st St. Bread Box, . | Flour Canist Fe nging | Canisters in price from $17.50 to $500.00, i neatly labelle Japanned Anish; regularly, 1. od Cowperthwai Liberal Credit Terms on 4 Stats ‘cok, 10% OFF FOR CASH, ings Ry wad Qned, Salomoes changed Downtown Store: Park Row and Chatham Square