The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1895, Page 3

THE WORLD: MONDAY BOND ISSUE IMPERATIVE ? _ Syndicaie Said to Be Nego.| tiating for Another of $50,000, 00 000, $i, 00000 MAY GO THIS Weer This Would Probabiy Reduce the Government Resorve Ba- low sal 000,000, “RUMORS oF, A {BUTS SYNDICATE | Ex-Assintamt§ ‘Zreasurer Ro! Saye n Must He reaned or Hondas Be Si Reven Talk of a new fesue of Government bonds has been revived as a result of the recent rapid decline in the Treas- ury gold reserve, and rumors are cur- rent to-day in Wall street that such an issue will be authorized next month It is said that negotiations have al- ready been reopened between the mont-Morgen Syndicate and the T ury officials for an issue of $50,000,000 under the same conditions as the Feb- ruary issue, and that the bankers are now the ones who are hesitating about urdertaking the new loan. The syndicate had an option, under its contract with the Secretary of the Treasury, for any issue of bonds that Might be made befor Oct. 1, and the Mysterious visit of Assistant Secretary William E. Curtis to this ctty is beleved to have been made for the purpose of consulting with members of the syndi- cate in regard to a new Issue. He talked with J. Pierpont Morgan and Assistant Treasurer Conrad Jordan, ang then is said to have rm ported the result of his conference to President Cleveiand at Buzzard’s Bay. It is expected that the heavy ship- ments of gold last week will be fol- lowed by an equally large outward ‘movement during the present week, and the prediction is made that gold ship- ments are likely to foot up ut least $5,000,000 before Saturday next. Should this expectation be realized the gold reserve in the Treasury would in- evitably be carried below $90,000,000 un- less the banks in the syndicate turn over more gold. One of the rumors current in Wall #treet to-day is that a new syndicate is being formed to take the next issue of bonds, and that the Government is en- deavoring to make more favorable terms than {t was able to secure from the Bel- mont-Morgan syndicate. According to ex-Assistant Treasurer Elis H, Roberts, there are only two courses open to the Government to meet the obiigations of the Treasury, one being to increase the revenues so that they shall exceed the expenditures and the other to borrow money by the sale of bonds. While he regards the latter expedient as a mere makeshift, he says that in his opinion another sale of bonds in the near suture is inevitable, as ‘it is the only way in which the present emergency can be met. When Assistant Treasurer Conrad N, ‘Jordan was usked this morning whether there was any Immediate prospect of a bond issue by the Government, he re- course there has been a great deal of ialk recently in the newspapers about the advirability of issuing more bonds, So far as I know, however, the Treasury officials have entered into negotla- “tions for such an tssue and I do not know that any is contemplated at the present un “The statement that Assistant Secre- “tary of the Treasury Willlam 1, Curtis has visited New York for the purpose of consulting me fn regard to a new bond issue is without any foundation *I hear that he will be in New York again to-day, but whether he will call at the Sub-Treasury or not I do ni know." When J. tioned in re no Plerpont Morgan was ques- ard to the new bond he assumed an air of great su “What's this? What's this? claimed in a tone of irritation, the question was repeated he said: he ex- When simply know nothing whatever about this Fepor:; why do you come to me to ask about it?” And with vate office, more. that he went Into his pr and refused to say any — —-- Cared More for Money than His Lit TARRYTOWN, Sept, 16,—Belestaw Miltuki and Ais wife had @ narrow etcape from being ground to pieces by an expr They were crossing th allroad when Front of the approat to pick It up, wien and caught hold of whistle, but Miltukl til aot heed t etruggied to fres himself 6 Mgerked her husoand our of Grain thundered past. pol couple, bat the won had a ten-monthwold child mere on their way Hts burial. The raved like mint perienc Ackron’s 8 Charles E. Ack! merly 4 sgiesman for Gans & ¢ oadway and hy conyicced ing. false sal fed by Ke strain this morning, New York ip to Prin clothiers, at of detraudstig firm by te and stealing Kowa, Wa Com in Pars WL Generat us this morning, hres yeats and ten montha in the State Prison. There. Were. thre Charges of larceny and two of f erat oRiim Ashram "arent, three Seana in, Treat, a prieoa for Conspiracy twelve years ag fo’ fire was’ convicvel of larveny t N.Y. —— >____ Wreck on the B, & 0. WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 16 —Eastbound fast freight No, 8, on the Baltimore & tha arch division ot road in ramps known to Deen on the train are belleved to be under Frank Flinn, an troo} tleth s:reet_ and Hleventh injured today while at work at (he ironworks B58, West. Thirty-third street. A heavy iron stripping fell on alinost severing his ni He was taken in a critical condition to Kovsevelt ee ee be spoiled by It Bel- | reas | of | ‘HAS WHEELS IN HIS HEAD.” | That ts Whi bier's Wife ‘Told | Magintrate Cornell. For some time past Samuel G, Fabler, | hirty-elent years old, a colored machin- has been separated from his wife, |Jennie, Me has peen living in Sea Cuff, | jl. 1, and she Kas been keeping a fur- | nished-room house at West Forty | first street | Yesterday Pabler concluded that h would become reconelied ty his wife, 90] he to town, He reached her ap, | [ments about Ww o'clock last night, and, jaune obtained admission, yesan erything within his reach 8 io a eur Then he “rum eM i lola man Ward. | to arrest him, | nthe Jetterson | is morning, and tt was Nat a warri me to as au wl De her hu that he “I othink he Your Honor prisoner manner, but de b tained anything ter, Magistrate jer to the ¢ wppe against hell x was a has wh diet very strange = heal cone | ray mat ‘ornell comm! Fat Hf the Commissioners of [Charities and Correction to be exam: | ined as to sanity oo | ROBBED THE MAIL-BOXES. | atigtler sin his | «pinly Street Ju i William Morgan. ton, alleged to be one of the gang of thieves that have stolen from mail boxes all over this country and ne land, and who s been in custody of the police for over a week, was before United & es Commissioner Alexander this afternoon for examination, Mor- gan is well dressed und respectable looking. He was accompanied b Wile, ak prepossgesng YOUNE. W anda friend. ting Inspector O' Br! weetly auuiley Ww wyer PA. MeManus the ‘prisoner, Default of Bali aling “Billy Hamil. | who repre- d to waive a reduction bail from Assistant. Distt od The bail was ths Morgan “Was remover Jail. f the most decly imy whieh pol of a offenses in men ession Wheeler mae to the He served nine months years’ sentence for similar England, ————— MUCH TOO REALISTIC. Youngsters Played Western Dea- per vm to the L Frank Conlin, of 3 Moore street, and Thomas Sullivan, of 71 Pearl street, two ten-year-old were discharged by Magistyate Wentworth in the Tombs Court this morning, where they were accused of highway robbery The boys were playing on pier 7 River, yesterday afternoon, when conceived the Mea of pretending were Western desperadoes. They about for some one to “hold up, seeing three of their playmates, Mic Manax, John Warren and William Cor- n,’ “held them up" in approved dime-novel style. They captured a ter, past they they cast ocket knife and two little “purses, containing 10 or 15 cents. Policeman’ McNaught, arrested the youthfui highwaymen, ‘and Magistrate Wentworth, after telling them to be good, turned them over to their par- ents. —_ SIX MORE VICTIMS. im Property Found im Mra, Hamilton's Fiat. property taken by the police of Sixty-seventh street station when they raided the alleged "fence," run by Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Hamllton, at 336 Kast Sixty-sixth street, is gradu- ally being identified. This morning six women were at the station-house, and each {dentified some of the goods as property that had been stolen from her. Mrs, Vail, of Il Bast Sixty-first stree! one of the ladies, who went to the Jon-house, said that the propery she had Identified, about $90 worth, had been stolen from her seven years ago. Mrs. Hameton at that time was her cook, and had been in her employ for five years, were street ani ot 4 Kadvp, of 1k Thorne, of ¥ Mrs. Bittso: and Park a others who identified property . Thompson, of Thirty-fourth Lexington avenue; Mrs. Fa- fourth street; Mrs, h street;) Mrs rifty-firth street, and of Seventy-second street nue, RATS WERE THE BURGLARS. hey Stole und Ate M Hatter Hid Awny, When Thomas Fitzgerald, Kighth avenue, ele store on Saturday night, he had in bills, Fearing that burglars might break into his safe, he hid the money in a ttle Closet under a sink in a rear room, pening the store this morning eral ised to found a of the elo Of the flour, and witli | red the rats through ard a hatter at} Upon Mr. i fis’ mi he rats was fouud under the floor of a| ir. Fitzgerald said to-day future he would take jars and put uls money SHOT HIS DOCTOR. 1 Forced a that in the hances on burg- in the safe, ‘RALLY AT THE CLOSE. Uncertainty tie Gold Mat: ters Aid Beara at First. Higher Rates of Interest Foreshad- owed in Many Quarter: inal Quotations Hetter Than on Saturday. The heavy shipments of gold by Satur day's steamers, the talk of probable fu ther large withdrawals of the yellow metal from the Treasury this week and the low prices for cereals, produced a pronounced bearish feeling in stock cit cles this: mornin Jeht out of every ten operators feit that the market was doomed to suffer a sharp break, but they modified their opnion somewhat when early cabies from London reported a general advance in Americ evertheless drive ac the Hst and wh Ket happened to be honeycombed with stop orders material declines occurred, he xpecialties were the greatest sut- namely, Tennessce Coal, Jersey , Missourl Pacitic, Wheeling & cre St. Louis & Southwe ferred, Kansagy & Texas prefe Susquehanna & Western preferred and Distillers, which broke 11-2 to 3 points, The lvaders paid comparatively little attention to these, however, and concen- trated their efforts on stocks like Sugar, the Grangers, and Louisville & Nash- ville. Round amounts were marketed, and prices occasionally y.elded under the pressure, but the bulls were strong for thelr@opponents, and finally succecded in turning the current” up- i iisual Interest centred in the money market. ‘The heavy falling off in’ the reserves foreshadowed higher cf interest. and lenders seemed sed to lake advantage of the gold ents and the efflux of currency made a8 the mar- bears Round amounts were taken this morn- nig at 2a21-2 per cent, The effect of this was a decline in the foreign ex- changes, the market for which had a endeney bills sold at 4.88% i ‘and com- ASR et was feverish, Man- 1-4, and_ the eto 8 leading shares Under which they lost mprovement. ny thing but confident, Vvailiug uncertainty as and the ‘Treasury The feeling i owing to the p gold shipments The bears having met with some suc- cess of late seem determined to press their advantage and to this end are reulating unfavorable rumors, which more or less credence’ in. the abset of definite information from headquarters as to the correctness of the talk about another issue of Govern- ment bonds, Sugar was one of the strongest stocks on ine list, owing to an advance in the rice of refined sugar (by the Trust; Jondon @ buyer of St. Paul and other specialties. The eastbound tonnage from Chicago last week was 60,900 tons, against 57,232 an the previous week and 51.628 last year. Lake Shore led with 7,864 tons; oth lines carried: Michigan Central, 6,196, Wabash, 6,181; Fort Wayne, 7,603; Pan- handle, "7,448; "Balurhoré & Ohio, $374 Grand ‘Trunk, 7,012; Nickel Plate, 4 Erle, 6,008; Big’ Four, 2,237. Mr. Huntington was ‘at his office to- day, It is sad that negotiations with the Panama people are on, and that an arrangement is likely to he reached by which there will be a division of ter- ritory, the Panama people to ve their line Uhrestricted between New York and the Isthmus, and Pacific Mail to have control of traffic on the West coast. Mr. Huntington leaves for California the jatter part of this week. ‘The steamship Spree, sailing — for Hurope to-morrow, will take out 61,000 ounces of silver. ‘There was a further rally in the stock market near the ciuse and final quota- ns were better than on Saturday, he sales of listed stocks to-day were shares. In the unlisted depart- 00 shares of Sugar were dealt in. Closing Quotations, pen, High. Low. Clore. rely a 9, 1b 108% n Tobacco: Cable. Sugar “Hef ae Rot pt Cotton ONL... & Santa Fe Top, & 8 Ppt. Canadian” Pact Canada Southern Chesapeake & Ohio iteago. Gane Bur & & No epenistes ui ! 1 Den. Ine Erle T, & Telephone K&B. Marg VP Mardy pt Elertric, of al Iowa. Cone La Gas Lake Shore LE, & West bE &e W Kong Island 7 Kong taland Trat Koulsvilie & Nashvil Se oraee to 2NGLISH, Ind advice from F | miles southwes Dr, Ellwood the F ept. 16, rona, a village Us of the Overstreet twelve shooting Re: loctor was call asmodie tro im wok morphine | ary! but this internal! V warned a Av podermic treatment Over disregarded the” Wat and was in the acto” forcing the pa this form of treatment, when Beye ot him, the ball enter he bowels rect's ca supposed tot 1 to treat ned used ductor yers | yond hope. _ SHIPPING | NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY, Moon rises HIGH WATER AM PM ra LOW WATE! AMP. Sapdy Mook. .ssceee 1 GIN teland. 020001 Heil Gate... To Sud New York loc PORT OF NEW You, ARRIVED TO-DAY. Sama Wyanoke Pawnee Cherokee ‘ Teieeeee Jacksonville Origaba Havana OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. SALUED TO-DAY. men Mar Char fpree. Bri Cherokee, New Orleahs, INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, DUS TO-DAY. Marengo, Antwerp. Martello, Hull E} Monte New Orleans Louisiana, New Orleans, Ems, Lremen. iio Grande, Brunswick. Mohawk, London, DUE TO-MORROW Weaterniand, Antwerp, Concho, Galveston Dresden, Bremen, Iroquois, Jackavaville, Palladelpbia La Guayra, Thomas | S SOW. pt lway ‘ordage pt sua i 1 Wabash Cauldwell Dentes the Judge Beekman to-day denied a m strike out as frivologs the answer of William Cauldwell to a suit, brought by Frank P. Hott man to recover $1.20 quarterly interest on» afer. The mortgage was given to B. ere, aod tne ‘elsima” for iatereet assigned’ to too | r | stomman { tranat Is not « friv, | COTTON FALLS AWAY. Decline of Ten to Fifteen Potnte= Wheat and Corn ca A decline of about 4 points in Liver: pool contracts with an indifferent mand from English spinners for spot cotton with priecs somewhat lower, h & depressing effect on the local cotton rket The selling pressure opened the mar ket with a whirl and sent prices otf | 10 to 15 points from Saturday's closing. | & S06, March 8.12, Whear open downward, Th were at a deel sales 1 the of about 1126, ember being a Thi | arly trading marke cent neluding De. | Ste: May at] September at ri followed in the wake of wheat, ard carly sales we of about 12 17 a May’ at ber ale. tit at Trading was Ovte rut selling W THE WOMAN WAS DETECTIVE. Huaband Two Arrests, Kate Hutehingon, of 78% Colum- bus avenue, was complainant in the {1 m Police Court this afternoon against Stephen J, Feist, a clerk in Charles 1. Wolf's grocery store, at 7 Columbus avenue, for violation of th Excise law, Mrs, Hutchinson says h husband has been getting drunk on Sun days terday she followe and saw him go into the grocery stor Where he hottle of Hauor. Then she 1 the store herself and bought a bottle of whiskey: went to the Harlem Police Court this morning and secured a warrant for the clerk's arrest, When arraigned Feist admitted he the whiskey, and sald he had been selling on Sunday when his employer was the On htis statement a warrant for the arrest of Wolf was taken out, and he and his clerk were held for trial in $200 bail each PREPARING FOR ELECTION. Booths J quiet and easy, with May | est at 20 3-40, | Found | Where Laver and Ca Mrs, Her a recently. Police Bonrd Order and Other Supp! The Police Commissioners this after- hoon passed a resolution authorizing the publication in the "City Record” of a proposal for bids for polling books and the other necessary supplies for the coming election. All bids must by submitted to the Chief of the Bureau of Elections not later than Sept. 28, There will be required 1,80) books. A resolution was also passed permit- ting Frederick J. Trumley to furnish the department with forty-five election booths, The Corporation Counsel quested to draft a contract to be en. tered into with Mr. Trumiey. Apparent ly this is an experiment on the part of the Board. ° —_—— = RECORNER GOFF F ILL. Suddenly Prostrated Ti Atte: noon While Holding Court. Recorder Goff was obliged to adjourn court Part III, of General Sessions, this afternoon, and go home, having been overcome with sudden illness, It was said afterwards at the court building that the Recorder has narrow- ly escaped lately an attack of pneu- monta, and is still in a weak condition. —— STATEN ISLAND NOTES. ‘The intention of Stapleton Republicans tx 1 nominate George M. Pluney, $r., of Casth for District-Attorney. aren Felton, of Clifton, hax been reap pointed District Deputy in Richmond County for the 0. 0. F The test of the crematory In New Brighton has been completed, It burned eventeen aud a hait Hn kathage in els. ho rover fifty in twenty-four hours, according to con was re- The ladies of the Brighton Heighi Church have appoint range for a fair. Moore Mamie Hill, Jennie Se Schell, Mea’ Edward Bates, Fred Kaskaysky, Reformed ee ty at house In West New Rrigh an damage) eo tave by” ‘wan not al he did not have a uniform and Mar. MeKenna, Park Hotel, be: eh havin cold-water ad William M family. of Staph have returned from the Adironorcke Mr. and Mrs. George Birnbau.a have returned to thelr house in town, —o_ — Rig Hal of Dinmonds. The police authorities of New York, New Jersey and elsewhere are looking for $20,000 worth of Jewels belonging to Mra HH. Victor Newcomb, wife of the broker and clubman, stolen from thei n Orean aven Nod. Mr. and om Ww attage late Sa s were in Mr». | leated youter: oe Suicide of a Horse. An olf nag owned by Louis MeN. 3, ha Fr, of Bloom: | earned a welt sture 2 felt slongelde of (0 evidently coming. ( 1 iad no ehurme for hom, nd deliberately waned town A workmen int f tag. and at until he heart of the aaimal being — Crazy Man at a Co aturday # mulil-pond ted t mitt w ind drowne ert. A wild-eyed individual and concert at Cente Sufto Hoy Lark yxiated tl Thi mas at oal eas ina ave an tn @ 3a He wa 4 An Beat a Mttle Boy. ere living tit ers whisk aad he ——_— Hatterion at Willet's Point. of the H eed the he the War atterie Huge Talked Sun “Colne Financial Sebool!™ Hall last evening? after “Coin” wan opened tn € the meeting F thi sliver sbuuld be colued oa the basis ef Is to L { ot [ul recelved scratches > L SI PTEMBE NING, 3 at (Continued from First Page) 1 cannot voslanve becaus » the fa leaders th ther tha alway fean 8 business re on ae, Tinet the ie ad TP proposed thy inserted a plank pioican party fred of the Am ted to any Hopenty on that day ny that personal libery cardinal prineiple o ant that localities rule in the mat selling ‘The propost so 1 refused to a tet on the the ¢ aud pratanil excise, WIL retire race Bianed by fe having we thing ef the antha munitter ALL Hendler proposttion in plan is to be pr one addisional membe in addition to the thirty-four committer iferenee Col BV john 1 Mound Pred vartiedpated Hrooikise whe n were: BX Sonat William: Hutcing Hennetteand. ist Maddox, County Taylor, Murat Andrew Lemon, Port Warden We ( en, Assembly hultz, Julius Wieman, Haubert and Clark, W y Clerk, Henjamin, Char enater Euene 0 i nhs, Col The Rrooklyh folks are booming Johnsen for the ‘ourtof Appeals, but have about con ded it will Ko to Judge Martin. - OFF FOR SARATOGA. Went, but Mr. Stayed ati Collis, Deputy Commis- sloner of Public Works, was among the istration men who left for S this morning to attemt the State Willlam Rrooktleld, though kate from the Pirst Dis trict, true to his promise, did not 9. Phe first party started at Hck this morning, Among them we Ww Wanmaker, William H. ‘Ten W 1 Mattheng, T. Hignphee weber and WA, Tucked Many delegates left_on the 1 train, anern M. Dew said’ he should. by y dist straight this Pall. — THE |. C. 0. NEW CLUB- -HOUSE. Each Assembly District Will Soon Have a Political Home. The Independent County Organizat sntinuing {ts work of organizing in the Assembly Districts and establish- ng club-houses In each one, To-night the Thirtleth Assgmbly District will b nvaded and a new club-house opened. The entire butiding will be used by the A conferen) Aftern resulted ise by whieh a 1 to give ty of cou umber atthe « i Cruger, J Nillolland, James Mit » patt An prominent arrived this afterne Jacob Worth, Sheriff Congressmen & Misher, Sgmuel 7. tren Hubert td, Police Justice George AL Owens. M. Johnson, W Clerk Wee pres wore Sloat Pass Mite mon rr Male Si tuator Tale rt County men ‘onno Charles He 3 col flel nC. WT. Brook- im toga Convention. elected ad OAM and t up at plock this w after State ged ao as to also Was | Mean Uecke mmittee ng efforts are being made by the lopendent County Organization In the natorial District, of which this Assembly District is a part, to secure the election of a Senator ‘who wil he in touch with the organization in favor of Mberal Sunday laws, who ts not identified with any one Nur interest, but who will look vil interests In favor of fair, As the organization t® the only polit!- al organization committed outright. in favor of more liberal Sunday laws, they ray they are gaining strength each day. David Hirech is the leader of the di inlet KNOCKED DOWN AND GAGGED. Hold Aw 1 Twentieth Fy afte liberal \ Highwayman New awick Citizen, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Sept. 16.— The police are looking for a tough who Saturday night attacked Jacob Ralse, ef South River, on Burnett street, ne Church, ire reet was crowded when tough went up to Baise and aske 1 any money. Baise 1 a pocket full, Th tough then se dragged him Into an all down and gagged him with a rag, rowd who had witr made for the tough and. suce releasing Baise, but the tough escaped, He did’ not get the money. PANIC AT A FUNERAL. Flooring In a ¢ No ALBANY, at a funeral Creenbush, the wa of peor Hoor below \ pantie ensue ther clothing Hes in th wax seriously the arch Gave Way— morn- John’s Church, ‘oor gave way and a Was precipitated to the ny From their the do and m: almost rush for injure people had — ley 1 Walter & I Heputy Sherif ted the Bible, SLEEP & REST For Skin Tortured 3 ABIES And Tired ATE f In One Application of DY Cons ‘Treatwent,— Warm ba a Cotterita Boa plications « THOUKA (oint port) f Cur a KRsoLVENT (ite Lew blood purider). Seid theouchout the world. Brith depots Sra ra eas Danton’ "har Se ano Ciimle, Cones Bole 16, rea TRS. WIL ENADE SONOAY EXE When Wate mar Your Cawe 18 itkaVy, THLE OTs A PRETT UDINE SHORTEN WHEN PHL vost ' nisey Most WeM TEC THAT. CH HOMAKES A LITTLE WAY CUPS WILL. WA WN oTWo PHT Ast Wer Ye Mittin cot WHEL bie Ww Pasripiy QUALITY OF re COTMILES THE NX. K, Chienwe, 0 We never turn our backs to any complaint. If any customer's clothing does not wear to his entire satis faction, such information will be highly appreciated, and correet- ed at once, We have male many im- provements in our shops, that enable us to give excellent work- manship and be prompt in exe- cuting orders, notwithstanding the large increase in our busi- ness. Our entire salesroom is filled with new Fall goods, comprising many special designs and the largest variety ever displayed in the United States. Suits to order, $16.00, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00, $30.00, Overeoats to order, $18.00, $20.00, $22.00, $25.00, $30.00, to order, $4.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.00. a ae) 00, Fashion Review and Measuring Guide given of mailed. to any address ARNHEIM Broadway and 9th St. Fall Suits and Overcoats $7.50 to $12.50 One-third Under Value By doubling up our Foreign purchases of cloths last Spring we obtained some ie great adva intages in Fall goods. These price advantages are yours, if you want them. This is simply a quick turn over of goods in order to get lower prices—no profit for us. These are the prices: Regular twelve fitty suits are $7 50 suits are gic. Twenty-dollar suits Fifteen, are Wwercnat, Fro, value $15 Lined $12.00, value $17. London Covert Llama Taipet Say Nothing higher than that, E O THompson 245 Broadway DISEASES OF MEN Treskow, of Sportsmen's Goods. The Kenwood SLEEPING BAGS ALSO STEAMER RIGS. N $6 an Upward. | HULBERT BROS. & CO., jeri 4 4 Supplies 20 W. ss SEW YORK. 1190 aston F reet, MAJESTIC BICYCLES IF YOU SATISFY Us YOU in one of one al her show wirtows WF © PURE ON CR $100. Flat, Per M Table 1 Phat i Lamp, eats, proom,. NING-nOOM, Katension ‘Table, solid oalt KITCHEN, FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, LA STOVES, PICTURES, CLOCKS, PR VTORS, HL Wo Allow the Knilrond OPEN SATURDAY Parlor Sui Dinner Tables and Chairs, Chi uid Mantei Mirrors, Music C Toa ‘ables, De . Wardrob Rattan Furniture, Pedestal Screans, Easels, Leather C Couches and Lounges, Chev Bedsteals, White Iron Beds. 1 For thie Tufted Cor ACCOUNTS OPENED FOR AL r USTOMERS, OPEN SATURDAY SOL HEY 993 & 995 THIRD AVE.,b roy Conch, worth double WANTED BOYS TO SELL The Evening World \n the Towns Surround tng New York City. GREAT —OPPORTORITIES Are Otfered to Bright Boys tn All Parts of NEW VORK, NEW JERSEY AND CONNECTICUT. ton ie necessary, THE EVENING WORLD ts always tn de. Tt sells wisrever it is pushed, Thirty GIO) Tr Aupply for One Weel. wanes or uieold Gop: rk ater ioe ket money. jOll particulars ad.irows nox THE EVENING WORLD. Palttzer Bail Fd EE XSESSMASS SSIES SESS ESET Banking and Financiai. FINAL NOTICE TO ALL HOLDERS De TEL, New York, Lake Erie & West- ern Railroad Company. 3. WALL STREET NEW YORK, Sept. 1, 1495, Referring nt of tation, dated Auguat 2 minded thal rte per ware {rim (i and of $6 } share BoP. MORGAN A CO. Depasi Sporting. BRIGHTON BEACH RACES. , n Meeting Beainy Ty Brooklyn Jockey Club. Lost. Found and Rewards. DIED. 7 ww winlowan 100." hibit 9 anys “ 50. 00 Below we append a complete list Of what we give NO MONEY DOWN ARE THE RIGHT PARTY, sptetely tarnished re elaborately frntshed teRoom OTH. CERTAING, CROCKERY, & Ma REdOo MN She, LININS oO BVEP AT ASLIGIT ADVANCE. * in each Flat. $150.00 Flat. PARLOR, 1 1 Framed Ploture. Curtains BEDROOM “DINING-2OO%R ne Hestansion Table PoK RADIUS OF 190 wie ES PROM NES J. & S. BAUMANN’S, 8th Ave., Cor. 19th St. EVENING GREATEST CASH OR GRE| ts, Bedroom Sui We Carry Everything for Housekeeping. MPS, BABY CAIIUAGES, OLLCLOTHS, fEK bs CROCKERY, REFE LACE CLIT AINS. HeTowe Pured: VOR WITHIN THE UNTIL 1b O'CLOCK. SOL HEYMAN & CO |OIT HOUSE IN THIS CITY, ideboards,Chine 1 Cabinets, itoniers, Parlor Cabinets, Pier abine Iniaid Parlor Tables, es, Rockers, Reed and Chairs, Piano Stools, Dressing ibles, olding-Beds, Brass | Corner airs, Crib: Glasses, CARPHTS. NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY. Lugrains at Lain | Mattings a yard, 8 yard, ‘NYS ARRANGED TO SUIT | BV IL 10 O'CLOCK, etween 59th and Oth Sta» Dentistry. NEW YORK DENTAL CO. DENTISTS, 108 WEST 23D ST COR, GTH AVE. next to Ebpich’s, AND 988 THIRD AVENUE, yonite Bloomimgdate Brom cur PAINLESS METHOD, 4 the gums and is posiuvery we wil extract PRIER, ALSO We tien Just what we boc ction or {ma TERT EL ONE LUIS ISK’ Gold Crown (our Nene but ekliled, graduated Lely attendant ‘with every Gevnin ‘and Engllah spokea. cod kept im repalr ten yeara, Sto 6 BUNDATS—10 to & NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS. Hrcad of the Dental Chair, el by ole date sciemtifle Preferred and Common Stock” ‘Vor penud ‘aad i tel method, delug PALN- t Hotel. ‘and st Brooklym without plat We guarantee a aud-you will find Come and have vie morning and go home ' Teeth filed auc: Hours daily § w York 1 NEW SYSTEM DENTAL L PARLORS. Apr fey paintoam, Th All operan ara’ gold Fulnge ri a repalt, DENTAL rr Opeu day. aud 58 Best Terra 8° No more asked Files, with sete tesa, ea E NEW sysTiM 9 more taken, DENTAL sh Aw rar © oppouite Macy WHESE " ra ne $2 TING SCHOO! oF write, essa B0e.,"3 Jem TYPEWE fa “De. Same baniding StENOGRAPUY AN uadway. Ne