The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1895, Page 2

MURDERED ? Brooklyn. Police at Work on the Mystery About the vo» Wiesing Woman. ya 44 “i ORLD : BS. BEST PRIGES OF THE WEEN. CHILO LABOR’ IN- FAGTORY.[A YACHT BLOWN: UP, oo Wall Street Opens Quiet, but Closes Strong and Active The Bank Statement Shows a Large Increase in Cash, Having had the busiest week for a long time, brokers and speculators were disposed to rest on their laurels to-day. The market was comparatively quict, and with few exceptions the changes were confined within narrow limits Some of the small traders at the start were Inclined to turn paper profits into cash and a decline of 1-4 to 7-6 per cent, took place, but buying orders appeared In suMcleht quantity, not only to Offered to fell Information to Jennie MoGinley, Mre . White's Sister, “WOW DECLARES HE HAD NONE. His Letters Intimate that Sergt. “4. White! Knows All About His «: Deep myatery surrounds some of the Phases of the case now under inves- tigation by the Brooklyn police, which has already led to the arrest of Frank Squires, a photographer, of 137 Ainslie treet, on a charge of attempted ex- tortion, and may result in the discov- ‘ery that a woman has been murdered. Squires was captured last night by De * tective Kelly, in the Brooklyn Post- Office, where he had gone to secure a _ decoy letter. After spending the night in a gell he was brought up in the Adams Street Police Court to-day and Ps held fm $800 ball for examination Mon- He was charged with attempting to extort money from Miss Jennie McGin- ley, of 351 Ewen street, by offering to give her information concerning the whereabouts of her sister, Mrs. Minnie White, who disappeared last November under mysterious circumstances. + Beveral years ago Minnie married Will- fam White, a sergeant in the Forty- seventh Regiment. They lived happily for @ time, and then, the police say, quarrels arone and they separated, Mrs. ‘White returning to her mother’s home. ‘Bfforts were made to reunite the couple, ‘but fatled. + (One night in the latter part of last No- vember Mra, White told her mother that @he had received a letter purporting to seome from White, asking her to meet ‘him ‘and talk about their affairs. She ut on her hat and cloak and left the ‘house, That was the last time she was wegn by her relatives, and they have never received any communication that ‘would indicate whether she was dead or alive. ‘& month ago Mrs, McGinley recetved an anonymous letter, In which the writer 4 her that if she would follow Will rhite, her son-in-law to a house on Bedford avenue she would see him take @.airl from the house to his own house, With her mind filled with thoughts of ‘het missing daughter and the hope that Whe might get some trace of her, Mrs, Metinley and Jennie started out on ‘White's trail. ‘They followed White and saw him en- ter a building on Bedford avenue, They erossed the street, intending to follow “Mim Into the house. As they opened the door, however, Mrs. McGinley discovered she was in the wrong hous + Overcome by fright and excitement whe swooned and sank to the floor. She died before a doctor could be call The family heard nothing more from th anonymous letter-writer until last Tues- @ay, when Miss Jennie McGinley re- ceived the following: NEW YORK, April 16, Mies Jennie McGinley: If you care to find out the whereabouts of your sister, Minnie, you can have the informa tion on these term First—By not telling any one of this letter er any other information you may receive from me Becond--By acting and doing Ta we you. ‘If you want to have revenge on your Lrother- iat Will White, now is your time, A great a sweet revenge you will bave, 1 promise you. ‘He bas injured me more than I can That fe my object. How 1 got the Information you eed not know, but [ have the whole mystery. Af you will pay me $200 and agree not to speak Qo any one till 1 toll you, put an answer in The Dally News same as this: “A. WK. H.—WIll agree to what you say and ait terms (with amount you will pay)."" Af you think you cannot pay the $200, why, do ot answer. 1 am in great need of money, and Wt terworth that much to you, but 1 will not fake less than $150, You will have chance. Now, take it before tt ts too late, Will White laughs at you all the time. It ts your turn to laugh now. Keep all the agreements and I will keep mine. Keep a good beart and you will Bet all the revenge on White you or your mother ever dreame@-of, Put your answer in Thursday News You will receive all instructions on ¥ day. Remember your mother. A TRUE FRIEND. Inley became frightened at the tone of the letter, and, fearing that @he might be spirited away, as she be- Ueved her sister had been, she hurried down to Police Headquarters and told her xtory 'o Inspector Mackellar, she ‘was instructed to insert the advertis ment in the paper designated by the weiter and to mail a letter addressed te "A. K.-H." at the Brooklyn pox office. Another letter came to Miss MeGin! = ih which the writer asked whethe Was tfying to “trick” him. Ralso infiructed her how she was t carry out the scheme. Miss McGinley was directed to leave her house ut @ertain hour and walk through certain Mtreets. At some part of he irney ghe would be accosted by a man, won @F child, to whom she was to delive , Package containing the money and all he letters. She would receive a letter gissen in cipher giving her full infor- /Mation concerning her sister. % The writer said he was compellel suse cipher in order to protect himself, ut he promised to forward ber a key .to the Jetter two days later. “Don't make a furs.” the letter con- £ eluded, “keep a car head. I'm a {Sister “to you. Remember your dear 189: rhe he letter F woman, check the downward ovement, but to bring about a rally. The strong undertone of speculation is due to the revival In trade, and mann- facturers, the advance In ‘wages, the Cd condition of the money market, and the probability that the efforts to bring about an understanding between the trunk lines and coal companies will be successful, he imports of spec! for the week were $711,699 were gold and the seme week last year the Were $731,197. Edwin Gould, Vice- sident of the St. Lovis & Southwestern Raitway, saye: “The entire amount necessary to. pay the May intereat on the St Louis & Southwestern mortgage has been sent on from the West and deposited with the Central Trust Company of .New York. Money 1% per cent, exchange dull at 4.884 ers’ long sterling, ‘and demand. Commercial bar silver 66% and Mext!- can do ‘The bank statement shows a large in- crease in cash—$5,310,.00, As the de- posta are Np an equal amount, the ain in reserve In only $4,742,200." ‘The anks now have a surplus of $19,664,975 Against $42,008,025 in 18%, and $1 in, 1893, ‘The Influx of money from the interior during the week was very large, and among the receipts were round amounts of gold. The country banks find ft necessary to hold on’ to their small notes and consequently are forwarding old to increase their credit balance here. The following figures: imports. on call. Foreign @ 4.88!5 for bank- 48}, & A801 for are the comparative April 13. April 20. $481,023, 100 $490,721. 400 {65,357,000 66,037, 00 15, 40,578,500 603,834 510,145,300 6,354, 800, + 18,141,900 14,217,009 "”75,700 There was renewed strength in the stock market towards the close, and Increased activity accompanied the rise, In many instances the highest prices of the week were attained. Hoth the dividend payers and cles" shared in this improvement. Louisville, New Albany & Chicago pre- ferred jumped 21-2, to 26 1-2, on reports that the Company’ had made arrange- fi floating debt. jocks were 59,000 In the unlisted department 26,000 of Bugar and 2,60 Lead were Increase. #9301, 700) 1,260,800 8080, 100 Loans Specie Lewal r tenders... fan- shares, shares: traded in, The Puilman Palace Car Company has red its regular quarterly dividend per cent. Clos! American Tobacco, ‘American Cable. Ain. Sugar Ret American Coton Oil. Amer. Cot, Oil pt. At., ‘Top. & Santa Ps Haltimore & Ohlo. Hay State Gas. Canada Southern... Chonapeake & Ohio. Chicago Gas... Chi, Bui Chivags Mil 8 9 1064 27 ent Chi! & Eastern 111, GG. Ce BLL, & hock, Valles molidated Gas. sss Delaware & Hudson Den, & Blo Grande p Dik” & Cattle Feed. wa Central... Lake Shore raat L Tauiaviite LN. Alb & 0 te NAM. & Manhattan Con Mexican Nat Mich. Central Miswiurt Pari Mo, Kan. & Tex Mo, Kun d Tex. Coss. ad Co. pt Lia, On New Jersey Central rk Central aterm & Wo pt & Nashviiies. ¥. Yi, Susy & W, ‘orfolk & Wea Norfolk & West ern Pact orthern Pacific th Aimerivan arto & Western. regon Impro Pacific Mail man Palace Car Co coutherh Fallway Southern Railway pt lo de Western St. PB. @ Omaha St PL & Dulurh a a sui. 8 uthern Pacific. Rubher . ash pf West. Union Tel } Wi Central HIGHER AND ACTIV Cotton Market Sk. vance--W he market i % 4 E. van Early Ad- cot was The {hig jadvance of 10 to 12 points on alent advance in Liverpool he early trades were withty the wing range: May, 6.88 a 8,91) BSH SE July, GST AGS, Aug {o.s4, Septembe igs Novembs Cia ate The wheat market was very much cited with heayy trading, 0 5 1) int, and prices’ went up. 11-4 ents. within Weominutes after the Opening. ‘The Dears were stampeded, and their efforts ty get Wheat put the marker up, ‘orn higher. ure cotton owing an an equly fol dune Oats were quiet QUITE A DIFFERENT FIRM. ‘The Baldw Co, Of New York, Are In a Sound Conditt The Ballwin Hi brokers, Tos with bran seve England cities . CO in wh of and have exchan the ani € the firm, had any busiiess lations Arrestes NY Was remanded State Senator from Min the Toms Pi his morning Fequieltion papers from California. of forgery committed in San Francinco. He ® ted yesturday afternoon ai Thirty-aeve and Broadway. Whiteman was Franclero is for A True Frend.” m Squires called at the Post-Offic ni, Deteciive Kelly stepped and d him to go to Police Head- ard P“what for?” he asked r the man who wrote th isu McGinley, aren't you hb. well, what if | did. It was only ff. f did it merely as'a joke.” lsoner protested his Innocence ‘any criminal intent, and he that he knew anything con- ra, White, the missing woma ere now at work endeavoring ‘oul What became of her, ‘drawn. on tl Bank, of Wi decidedly | —__.— Assemblymen’s Investigation Hits One of Their Number. Girl Under Age Found in Hawley & Hoopes’s Candy Shop, Part I. of tne Superior Court wan crowded this morning with representa tives of the east side sweat-shop keepers and thelr employees, subpoenaed to tes- Ufy before the Reinhard Investigating Committee, delegated by the Assembly to probe Into «weat-shop eviis, Chairman Remhant and all the Com- mittee were present, except Assembly- man Kunzeman, when the chairman rapped for order at 11.30, Counsellor Mayer read a report from the Board of Health, stating that Bergt. William Cruise, Chief of the Sanitary Police, has reported that his force had Insp 41,0 tenement-houses during last year, ‘The Board of Health claims that the number represents the number of tenement-houses in this cit Jaco Rils, the first witness, thought that the factory law, rather than being a factor to put down vnlawful child labor. was a barricade behind which the sweat-shop keepers aeek refuge, and con- tinue to violate the child labor law. ‘The witness said that children who worked ina factory usually held certif- cates certifying to a proper ag “The acceptance of this certificate of jout and attended Two Men Seriously the Reva. Injured on Cans of Vermin Exterminator Ex- ploded by a Cabin Stove. cht Tilly aad Mot Dock Baild- ings Damaged. Christopher Johnson, % ye firat mate, and Nicholas Hellan eight years old, a deckhand, were se- verely injured by an explosion on board the team yacht Reva at Morris Dock, shortly after 10 o'clock this morning. The explosion partially wrecked the yacht. Both men were hurled into the air everal feet above the deck, and then fell into the water, They were pulled by Ambulance Sur- geon Monahan, of the Foriham Hospt- tal, Johnson's injuries are said to be seri oun. Allen received many brvises about the body. The deck of the yacht, aft of the boiler, was torn away, and three large holen were knocked into the hull, The ribs and packing in some places were also perforated by flying missiles, A mass of debris wan shot into the air several hundred fect. age,” sald the witness, “IN a source from. which a large amount'of perjury ie com- mitted by parents of children, and it doex not truthfully certify to the child's. actual ag Witness sald that he found an under- aged child in a factory at Mulberry street and Jersey alley. When he ques- to her’as to age she tod Gim be needn't bother about her for there were others stil younger in the factory. “Where 1 this factory?” asked Mr. Mayer, “Tn Mulhorry street. It's. cand: tory owned hy Hawley & Hopper! ‘This created considerable mirth among. the Assembly men “Why thala Assemblyman Henry W. Hoopes's factory, Is It not?" sald Mr. Mayer. rhe witness did not know. Dr, Robert H. Zouner, the Health De- partment Inspector whose conduct was questioned as to his inspection of the premises at 11 Rutgers place, where acar- let fever was discovered in Contractor Hrown's sweat-ehop, and Infected cloth. ing wax hawked about the city through oversight, attempted to justify himself, and was followed by. Deputy Factory In- ior White, who boldly told the Com- last Monday that he disregarded ‘actory law regarding the f disease-infected goods, mu provide yourself with erely queationed Mr, the witness responded, i “Then this Committee has done at least one good thing,” sald Mr. Mayer, “if it can compel the factory inspectors to live up to the law.’ Witness White stuted that he could neither speak nor write any of the many languages pecullar to the east side. “How can you talk to. those people any of whom can’t understand nglish | unguage?” asked Mr. y face interpreter tn the shop." “an interpreter among shops!” You ask an interested person, 1 you of violations in a t shop 1 Counsellor Mayer, The witness mw he was cornered, had imit that he had used ‘such interpre Mx. White sald that after Inspecting m plack he probabiy could not reach it again in six months, Instructions were left with the non-compller to write the office of the factory Inspectora ff he had com- plied with the law as commanded. “Then you depend upon the informa- tion written to you by these violators of the Jaw as a means of enforcing the fac- tory Jaw?” asked Mr, Mayer with aston- ishment. “Yes: It would be impossible to make a second visit to the same house under something like a year. “Well, | don't wonder at the treme: dous amount of violations extant, If you such methods!” exclainied ‘the Mayer drew the admisrion from the next witness—an attache of a mer- cantile Pouse —that the thspectors of the Health Department inspected a store by leaving a blank there to be filled out by the owner or mana ‘ “And then the Board of Health man mes and geta the filled blank, takin your word for it as to its correctness?” asked, and the witness answered in the affirmative: Ruben Slegelovitz, of Essex street, a boy who said he wouldn't prevaricate and. worked) for a Mr. Roxenwasser, Cannon street cor Stanton street, “TL work at coats and make about $2 a week,” sald the boy Ket one and a ha 8 per coat for pulling bast~ ing threads, Biggest day I ever had was twenty-seven coats, and I made thirty nts, Ask axe, Ruben and was six m years old. remarkable said he was ths more nis 18), ven this. than mente thus: oF and a ten y short tn when T went statement from the old country years ago, and was then My mother told me a that T was thirteen and to work for Rosenwasser two weeks ago, I told him I going on fifteen, T didn't have a certificate of birth when T went to Rosenwasser, I ean write my name,” Sarah Tuttman, who was almost lost in the big chair came next. She sews buttons on shirts for Dimon arn, at Ridge street, and gets 21-2 cents a dogen for i, or $1.27 for a week's work, ah said she was fourteen last Christmas. She knew what a birthday was, because it meant a party, The Committee adjourned until 11 A M. Monday. WANT A NEW SCALE. _ Contmak an Agreem ame. half Two thousantl e members Union No, 1, and No. 1. have made employers for press. ressive Union of ‘Tailors’ Coat pr mont, but} which inch {May 1 ue New agreement requires that only nploved, all hands lay 1) to be ree il delegates shops, as fa oncerned. Wages. 4 Kiy, fifty-nine hours k's work Will be orderd against employ- rs who refuse t) concele the dem, Tuesday. Many contractors in the scale i expires on shop rules to be pald to constitute a Law ¥ n9)d for eX Market Pot eh the Factory aw. Py mplained. The “offend Silverman and’ Taam. Division street. They tory Jus SANTA CRUZ, ¢ a 1. Thomas P. tx home, the sof the rip, During at to During Grant's Administration he w Mexico to | bad aga an nent fe claims which that country es He Nas an, ertiad, Linco! In early days wesw and was the frat | Mayor of Sacramento, Conley, of Sy ie, Dead. MOY, Aprit Con) of the Syracuse Haseball team last se ONFIDA | memier to have} Tt was reported at first, that the boiler had exploded, An examination, how- ever, showed that the boiler was in t. Te'in believed gases from the Tqu exterminator that the two men id been uring ignited hy i fire from & stove in the eabin and caused the explosion. At the aame time a can of naphtl which it was thought the men left near the fire, exploded Boon after the explosion an alarm of fire was sent in, but the flames were ex- Ungulshed by the use of a hose on the pler before the engines arrived. The Reva belonged. to George L. Ro- nalds, and had been sent to the dock for @ general overhauling, The extermina- tor war used to destroy vermin. ‘The steam yacht Tilly, owned by, will lam A. Btarbuck, of & Hat Bixty-fourth street, lying alongside of the 1. WAR dama q to the ex it of $1.0. Gas ngine Power Company's building was lamaged and the damage to the Reva was $000, The losses are covered by Insuran: ‘phe Riva. was built by Plerre Lorillard at a cost of $75,000. ‘ RAN INTO AN AGED WOMAN. Mrs. John Daws Badly Injared by a ne rd Ranaway. A horse attached to a buggy, that Alfred E. Moon, of 18 Bethune street, was driving to-day, took fright at a steam drill in operation at the Boule- vard and Sixty-ninth street, and ran away. Mr. Moon was slightly injured. The horse knocked down Mrs. John Daws, sixty years old, of West Six- ty-elghth atrert, who’ received a scalp wound and had’ two fingers broken, The injured persons were attended to by an ambulance surgeon from the Roosevelt Hospital, and were taken to their homes. ‘The horse and Abel M. Parker, strect, thrown out and buggy belonged. to of 390 West Twelfth isl Ran Over and Killed a Hoy. John Leavy, of 403 East Seventeenth atreet, the driver of | Street-Cleaning Department aprinkler No. 42, wan held to await the action of the Coroner by Justice Grady in the Essex Mar- et Police Court to-day, While driving leventh treet last night he kil Year-old Anton Ofvia, Eleventh street. a of 428 East —— Runaway Ho; A toam of horses attached to a t Stout, Spencer & Co. grocers, of 303-205 Green- wich street, became frightened at 10 o'clock this morning and ren Into an awning p her of Reade and Greenwich st down, A short discance beyond ¢ Poa, where they were halte ck. owned by Ru Nicholas Carroll, Raat One Hundred and i in $2,500. ball for examinat! Police Court to-day charged with + Carrél'a wagon ran over and. wert injured five-yaar-old Albert Kearney, of 181 Third ave- hue, at One Hundredth street and Third avenue, last night, STANDARD CUTS AGAIN. ‘The Monopoly's Price for O11 Now Marked Down .o 92.25, The Standard Oil Trost again marked dowr. the price of crude ofl this morn: ing to $2.2 against yesterday's price of Fa driver, of 247 held Harlem Kless driving, treet inthe Certificates we:.t off in comparison with but little trading. F Pipe line certificates were offered at 19 at the close. — velle W. Coope: ‘The new Stan; about May 1, polltan Lat 4 New Bank. National Rank will by opened It ts to have ofves In the Aetro- Insurance fhiliding, and is Incorpore 200,009 capital ani $23.00) surplua, Htution will absorb the Eighth Avenue W, LL be the Preside Life Is a Burden omen who are aMiicted with impure uses debility and a vartety of dis- cases, The following isa sample ease of prompt } reltot by ts Sarsaparilia | 'T have recelved more benetit trom Hood's | Samaparilia than from all other 1 remedies. For years 1 Suffered Terrib! . indigestion, dyspepsia J general debility, Lite was a band: faking Hood's Sarsapariita, together with Hood's Pills, my health begs prove. Formeriy Ding Fatecaned me gevat distress dam greatly lmproved HMully reeo'nmend Th GKACE DARKINON. via, ow York, mtr Hood's Sarsaparilia is THE ONLY True Blood Purifier OP GOES THE COST OF LIGHT, The Poor Must Pay for the Gain of the Rich. Kerosene for Stoves and Lamps Ad- vances a Cent a Gallon. The peopie of the tenements are obliged to pay 16 centa a gallon now for Kerosene oll for cooking and to light their working-rooms with. This is just four times as much as oll cost six months ago. When it {8 considered that for these purposes many poor familles have used a gallon @ day, the effect on their anty earnings may be understood | easily, It means an additional expense of $1.61) a week, and this to come out of total earnings of only $ or $7 & Week among | the tenementshouse garment-makers, sewers on sleeves and other workers in trades In which an entite family may find employment. While the poor people are staring help- leasly at this condition of things, there comes news from the careful statistician on the exchanges that the Standard Oi! Trust has made a profit of $50,000,000 on the “corner” tn oil, which It has held for the past few weel Along with the information which the peddier and the small grocer is obliged to give his poor customers that still another cent must be paid for every gallon of kerosene comes the news that the Standard Oil Company has dropped 20 cents a barrel on the price tt will for crude oil. No competition ex- Bae pay the producer. more, for the Standard people have crushed’ out all competition, and the producer of ofl must sell ff to the Standard, for there is_ nobody else to buy It It We» doleful state of affairs for the oor, They must pay four times an Ron it price for kerosene or gO without ft, and thousands of people in this Sue who are tiving from hand to mout Cannot afford to buy even the cheapest of coal stoves, and must get along with fewer warm meals and do their work with less Hmht. The price of fruit In New York has risen of late, in spite of the large supply on the market Med! n oranges have riysn from $2 to 32.25 nf. $2.50 a box. Lemons sell at from $1.75 to 3275 a bor, which Ie an¥advance of from 60 to TS venta Hanavas have also advanced 1p price about $0 cente.a bunch. Tietween last Monday and ferday 47,600 boxer of oranges, 42,000 bunches of bananas ‘and 47,00 boxes of Sicilian lemons Were puton the market. Sugar Trust to Make Whinkey. ALBANY, N. Y., April 20.—The Brooklyn Dis- tilling Company was Incorporated to-day to carry on a distilling business in Brooklyn with ‘8 capital of $300,000, The directory are: Francia ©. Matthiersen, New York; Thestore A. Have. meyer, New. York; John &. Searles, Brooklyn M. "Palmer, New York, and Henry 0. York, —————— Cash Register Company Receivers. ©. Arthur Coan was appointed receiver of the property of the Mercantile Cash Register Com- pany by Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Conrt, to-day, In procecdings for a voluntary dissolu: Hon’ nt the Company. — Watching Steamers for Roth. The New York police were anked this afternoon to arrest ¢ St. Louls merchant named Roth, who tm expected to sail for Europe this afternoon. Roth im accused dy Bischof Brothers, furnishing. goods deniers, of 718-719 North Seventh street, St Toute, of obtaining $5,000. in cash ant goods under faine pretenses, The steamship dovks are Using watched, Vawnbrokers' Heavy Charges. Assistant Distri:t-Attorney Battle, stirred by ‘The World's aturies, 1s olng over evidence | showing the usurious Interest and exorbitant, charges mado by New York pawnbrokers, and will probably take action on it tna few daya. Mayor Strong has also interested himaclt in the eubject A BAD WRECK —of the constitution may follow in the track of a disordered system. 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It costs but 10 cents to place a 20-word Situation adver- tisement b2fore 2,000,000 be not less 1,000 It ereates an appetite and overcomes that tired ed at his home in Can yesiertay of pnew. anti He wasvthirty-one youre OM, pad was Well known tu baseball circlen feeling. Tee sure to get jm the after-dinner pili an ri ment of aby. Carri in th e world at’ lowest BEEF YET REMAINS A LOXGAY. Cattle a Fraction Lower, bat Dressed Meat Is High. No Doubt of a Combine Between the Big Four and Ranchers. Market butchers generally expect to do as much business on Saturday as on any other threo days of the week. There was © general complaint of stagnation to-day, which dealers attribute to the fact that beef 1s so high, Consumers are not only not buying beef, ‘but ere refraining from the use of other meats. From the Battery to Spuyten Duyvil meat dealer) are complaining that thelr is disappeart The price of cattle came down a mii yesterday, but pork went up a cent « pound, Prime cuts of beef must be sold at gilt-edged on ine cost . Ae che Investigation set on ‘foot by Secretary Morton proceeds, the part played by the millionaire magnates of Chicago in the movement that has mad boef a positive luxury is becoming more i pparent. It 1s found that in the Indian Terrl- tory, the men who h up the ranges, and sing cattle on es each as bi one of the older States, have united, and by virtue of an agreement with the Chicago Beef Trust, are holding back cattle, while the con- sumer Is paying for thelr forage and more too. The revelations of the past week forced the combine to a pretense of re- duction, and market reports indicate a slight lowering in the price of cattle. But this ts all between the Big Four and the ranchers, and does not decrease rices of dressed beef more than a hair. Dealers in this clty are wondering why it is, with all tne hurrah about the sud- den’ decline in cost of cattle, there should be practically no change in the prices of dressed beef. It Is being developed, too, that de- spite the high prices quoted in the re- ori, Independent cattle-raisers have been unable to get them. Apparently the rise of one-half to three-fourths of a cent, has only been on paper, or has beon a matter simply between the Beef Trust and its own cattle-raise Sold Like This. Cottolene 8 ALWAYS Sold Like THIS. THE MANNER IN WHICH COTTOLENE IX SOLD IS BUT ANOTHER GUARANTEE OF ITS PURITY AND CLEANLINESS, CARE> FULLY PCT UP IN TIGHT TINS (ONE, THREE AND FIVE POUNDS), IT Is PROOF AGAINST THE NUMEROUS ODORS AND IMPURITIES NATURALLY PREVALENT IN A MODERN GROCERY STORE AND WHICH ARE READILY ABSORBED BY LARD, CON- SIDER WITH THIS THE QUESTION OF LTHFULNESS, THE QUESTION OF ECONOMY, THE QUESTION OF TASTE, AND YOU HAVETHE REASONS WHY 80 MANY THOUSAND DISCRIMINATING WOM, HAVE TURNED FROM LARD TO COTTO: LENE, GET THE GENUINE, WITH TRADE MARK—STEER'S HEAD IN COTTON- PLANT WREATH, THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, WASTE OF VITAL FORCE In men has drained the sweetness from miltions of liver, It unfts men. for business or pleat fnd makes life loathsome (0. those who suffer from ‘it. It you would be strong in mind and boty: if you. would throw of “the. fetters of wretchednens caused by early abuse and the mle- Takes of your life, letus explain t0 you how. It urea on Way—by proper SLECTRICITY. Thi Zstence ot ¢ expecially to see or hear from those who have not found relief from medicines and other treatment, Classes of Men''--pocket edition FREE ‘upon ap- plication at office or by mail—explains the mar- Vellous ym of electricity In these cases, Call ‘office for free test. or address DH. A. T. MANDEN. 820 OFFICE on eany terme; repre. feady to wear of mage at. ata, o eviee fasy weekly ot Singer, Davia, Houssh 424 Rast 14th st and 102 Grand ‘oe Frank man, St Wi set winder, regular value $12, will be sacrificed j yo wane ‘in Jewelry line; auiletly: #1 weekly sentative will call with samples JOHONNOT ___ For Sale. 1 oo al Ladias’ & Gents! ocre** vias Biouae’ to order, Ladies’ Suita, F Sace vert aah Capes, ie ery fe ERIHa CAM ihe latest tronthy payments Manhattan Uiothing Co AG s a Sp; gost second-tend sew re irl gaaee a LSE MFG. he Tlanionde kind HARGAINS—Ladies’ or genta’ ela-Ailed | this week for $. HANEY SCHAS vasagent calle’ with sample. /2WELLEM, Totts World BROS, 69 Maideo lane ANTAL-MIDY. aay Bors Fine Clothi: IN Tite dd aves, bet, “A5tn fans fea, fully eograved, fancy’ dial, stem WATCHES (solid gold), diamonds or anything DIAMONDS, fine jewel These tiny (a) lee reat in 46 bourewithe ALONE! No Child to Call Her “ Mother.” How desolate is the ma without children! How unnatural! The law of nature is the perpetuation of Ife by repro- duction, and ap- plies to both ani- mal and vegeta ble life, Natur makes but fev mistakes; and where her great law is not carriec out, the cause i: not a natural, but an unnatural, one, ‘Two loving be ings have he hands, — a lovir wife and husband Years by and still there arc OG but two. The sound of little footsteps never patters ir ‘héir ears, and no hikt's voice calls tha: loving woman Mother. They have wealth, position, ull that heart could wish for, wut the greatest of all blessings s denied them, —achild. + Sterility is cur- vble in nine out of ten cases. Every mail received by Mrs. Pink- ham. brings letters from women on this subject; and success follows her advice. Write her at Lynn, Mass., and bring happiness to your hom Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound re- restores the latent organs to a norma action, and also removes all weaknesses riage state FOLDING > agi 2eee $ Quite a feat to increase business now days, Bat by im. proving qual- ities and reducing prices we are able to doit. Couldn’t if we didn’t make the Carpets we sell and cut off all middle profits. In Mattings, too, we show a wonderful assortment and save your money. ; : : ; ; ‘2 East [4th St, 809-811 Chest St., $ PHILADELPHIA. SSSSt VOSS SSSOSD Wholesale Clothiers, Our $9 50 Men’s Imported Worsted, Vicuna, Sawyer and Bannockburn Suits e é @ ; @ e $ é e é é é é é @ BEDS, 3&5 West 14thSt. BRASS RAIL IRON BEDS, $5.95. Also, full line ot Mattresses, Springs, Folding Beds from ‘ a0 Up. CASEY BROS., OTH AVE., 41ST AND 42D STS. FRE Baseball Schedules, Vest Pocket Siz Giving the Home Ga of the New York ond Brooklyn Taseball Clubs. Every crank of patron id for one. At our store or (On receipt of postal card. A.C. SPALDING& BROS., 126.130 Nassau St. im Size of oom for Miaft C Dentistry. A CHANCE IN YOUR LIFETIME. Vor the next ten days avall yourself of these Biloas, ‘where y uF teeth are badly broken down, 1d Crowns, adjusted; painless... 84.00 Bridgework, or teeth, without plates. per Teeth extracted.. 25e.| Sliver Ailings Teer cleaused... BU Full seta of Teeth. No More Dread of the Dental Chali Teeth extracted vy our inte scientific wethod. No palo or bad resulta Applied to the gums Absolutely patuleas No cocaine or chloroform. We, We undersigned, have had teeth extracted at the New York ‘Dental Parlors, and Ghagttully recomunend weir method, being PAIN- 2 GEO. GAGNON, Waldort Hotel. 8 J. WEDMERE, 129 Cumberland st., Brooklyn. 4. FORRESTER. 250 12th st., Jersey’ City. Th parlors In New York have the pai ances and ingredients fo extract, Gli or apply gold crowns without the erat particle of pain or danger. , Full sete of teeth 1G.00 ; Gold crowns o pl OD; Fillings, Be. i new acemtif applied ty tue ‘Crown OPERATIONS PAIN No chargs for extracting where sther work is done < DEW SISTEM DENTAL PARLOR, COR MTH AVE. AND 14TH ST. Open Nights sili 13 and Sunduya AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS. ‘Ape Gost $22 at Retall Clothing Stores. al Being wholesalers we save you the!, middleman’s profit. 1,800 OF THESE SUITS 0) SALE TO-DAY, SATURDAY, ' APRIL 2oth. Fake stores are using our nam, ¢@ deceive the trade. AHandsome Souvenir with Evary Suit Frees’ HEIN’S, Wholesale Clothiers,, 751 Broadway. OPEN TILL 10 O'CLOCK SATURDAY, LOSTe* STOLEN + pipe:coupons » A.20z. package mt Saclifei NNY TOBACCO will be. given for-their, return and.no questions asked. —eRIOA'S OREATEST RAILROAD,” NEW YORK / ENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER R.A 8.30 A M.—Excest Suuday, Empire Biate Kae eat train in the world, iy ast Mat. For Syracuse, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Chl Sunday. Day Express, portane Bate points 2.00 F) Me bally, Southwestern Limitea. ch cizpati, tidlanapoli, St Loulm. Chica Mi —Eacept Suday. Went Pela roy, Barat ore Let ow 6.00 Fe'we-tally,” vor Albany: Troy, Bota, Dally. Troy, Bultala, * Giensiana Detroit. “Chicago, Cincinuate Yor Saratoga, Burlin Plattsbure and Montres sete —Unily, For Aubiirn Road potn uftaio, Niegare Falla Cleveland, Cincins bath Indiahapolia, St Lois, Cale 0.00 P. M.—Dally, Only 6 0.15 PB. M.—Dally. burg, Cleveland 12.05 Night Exe bany. Troy, 9.08 BAA P. M—Dally, excert Sunday, to Pitiateld. via Harlem Division, Wagner Palace Cara on ali through traina, Traine silaminated by Piptesb light, ‘Wagner offices at Grand Centra 85 Broadway; 3 East lie. + 42 Broadway, 238 Colume 125th ot. and 138th at. ae 728 Fulton ot ané’ 16’ Broad: 2. axage cherked trom hotel oF residence company wae GEORGE B. DANIELS, Gea. Miscellaneous. aping with pew ones if Bet, “estoo; OBUD FILLING. $1.00; CONEY ISLAND SEA BEACH ROUTE ik FERRY, tehall at. hourly from Boats yp SUNDAY, APRIL aL 1.10 to 6.10. M., plate, S80n All work guaraniegd. Hours 8 te | aes penparypentome American Liw Advice Ass'n, we with $2.00, and written, cota’ Hend for prospectus” Waukee + 1. Unger, Trear 987 Bway, COMPLETE M TERT niet |