The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1900, Page 2

Giri Witness ge Her, at Company's Office. P Fal A MYTH, AS TH, AS REPORTED, Goslin Had Desk, Says Miss | * Cranmer, an Em- ployee. . ™, cond week in the trial of James Kllone Sapa aft being ane of the & Dean swindling gag, began this before Recorder Goff in Part | Hessions. That it was expected tse the whole week in the trial was i when the Recorder dismissed Until next Monday all Jurors but those for this case. Landberg, the boy secretary and treasurer of the defunct Dean corpora- tiem, was the first witness Vernon M. Davie, of Kellogg's counsel, subjected him to 2 close crovs-examination. Mr Davis tried to show that Landberg had Deen coached as to the part he whould iplay ir the trial, “What was your duty ay treasurer” . Davis, that all?” oir, 1 just signed checks in ‘They wete not filled in with of payees or amounts. 1 knew abedutely nothing about now much any | @ustomer paid in or xot out. 1 just blank checks indberg said he worked for renee ee ff elther coacern, he sald. of 99 West One Hun- . y juring wan next ca Bhe iret woman to appear in the said she had held a clerical voaly with the Dean Company from se Chanter. Mentifled of ae ke al out by the bait which drew Se te a ae Sanh, te same office with ‘hg tine R. Goslin in the Dean a desk there and was often fas Geslin connected with the Dean novhiig of the business the Kellogg im the corporation of ie, be -csmne Jo and joeked oe, ie book" or three often ‘modo ws moranda from the books often in \ {rte month before the con- ft,” ‘ sbout the circaiars. Were they spoke of them bluffs much about whether i'hnew the tircgiare dlan't te ase Priher ‘va person, as a that ‘an he a ‘manager fen, T suppane so.” too’ determine eH. GRAM 1. GRANT NAMED, S Aawsincea Reeeiver of the Forty. p@teond Sirect, Manhattanvilic Bed Mt. Nicholns Ave. Read, Sedge Lacombe at the request of the Lorain Steet Company of Obio, has just Bppointed Hugh J. Grant temporary re- “second street, Mi itor of the 10 the amount of terials furnished Lacombe's orter for the ete Receiver Grant in p all the railroads ow Of operated by Manhattanville Avenue line, and he time | « Forty- and St will als | contracts itehel tin aaah oll the nm’ ‘the bill of complaint and join’ in ver for the appointment of the SHIPPING PING NEWS. ALMANAC POR TO-DAY +, AOOIRGR GHEE... 6 Moon rises 9 47 | mon waTrn aM ou aD i ike port OF SEW YORK. Tort Ge Paix 2 ages, Ss kdverpect Sot ae. ing | Brooklyn City Mall; thence t _| meticaliy sealed coffin, were on board, lieaintree & Wardwell Way Have 67 | ny YE MUST KEEP | PAILPNES.” "et ‘ten ah: Late to With-| | Potter. “The Philippine situation.” said the | Rt Rev. Henry C. Potter to-day, “ie | inevitable. The Philippines The fact stares us In the f did not leave it, and consequently on | us hangs the responsibility for govern: | ment there. “While we sit back and wrankle over | pros and cons our soldiers In the yt are making history. | am firmly of opinion that the best thing that could have haypene! to the islands hax hap: | pened The conduct of the Administra: | Hon could not be bettered, The whole! Orient | decaying from lack of ight. | ened civilization, and I do not the situation and the stand taken by | i. country in tts new possessions could | be improved. | Bishop Potter declares that mi ary work wax 4 forepunner of clvi a, ‘There ig often a lack of hem between * and Mae fiver.” he said, it sell sacrifioe and “nobility jonaries are too merton Iittle apprec F ate NEW TUNNEL ical eof Read to Brooklyn. war pot at the school two ‘war wn organized cru- | hearing this afternoon on the applica. ‘trom Elm street and Chambers street pect Park Plaza, with stations at inter ‘The principal argument was made by transit, the people of the other boroughs * eam 9. Bates, William C. ‘on the application. New Jersey Legislature In- mismanagement of the Girls’ Industrial day, with Mre. Byler on the stand girls hud acted ina disorderly manner. ey aint oa between her and @ num- ing the girlie to dinabedience sade againat her. | ing of Bodies on Transport the Government dock, Br The Joint Committees on Railroads of the Municipal Assembly gave a public {ton of the Terminal Raiipoad and ‘Tun nel Company for a franchise to butld to and under the East River to the he Pros: mediate points Henry 1. Goodwin ‘s the President Henry G. Ward attorney, who said that as the Bronx was going to have rapid oe. efititled to equal railroad accom: puments were also made Arthur iat lam M. Lande and Lewis War. ta, committee did not take any action Dentes Charges of Craetty Before vestignting Committers, ‘The investigation of the charmer of Behoot by the Committee of the Logisin- ture jumed at Trenion, N. J.. to- fhe empiained her abolition of thr evening play hour by stating (aat the The main portion of her early testi- mony was xiven to an explanation of ber of the other teachers. She charged the latter with distoyaity and encour- he said ab day® before t —_— DEAD HEROES HELD UP. Health Department Forbi: Burnside. | ne United Btates transport liurnside | fternoon. ‘The bodies of nine- United Staten: soldiers, in her- | ‘The manifert from the quartermaster « department had not agriy for len by the ‘The bodies wil) be t Arlington Cemetery, Wash- | FLOUR 1 TRUST Fl FRM SUBD. | to Pay Wack Money of v It begins io look some of the ut bond and, shareholders who | induced by false promises to give lr Hecker-Jones stock, or good to the Flour Trust, which was hever really formed and which now t*| bankrupt. might come to thelr own) | Again through the courts | The firm of Melniyre & Wardwell, which gathered in af in organs the trust © been asked by Joneph 1. alegr lstorge Megrue alieg |bonds of the | paytreg $12.07 down He demands | tarough the hive G Court | WHISKEY ‘TRUST'S BOOKS. draw, Says Bishop | Land- | dom and removal ' EVAN WYK ~POLITIGAL MAKE PREDICTION Says There Will Be 100,- OOO Democratic Plur- ality in City Election. Mayor Van Wyck talked politics this who asked hin ign a bil giving » Comptrolie right (0 regulate the standard re in Wallabout Mar | ket by Increasing or decreasing them, a* hix judgment might dictate creases oF decteases not to amount te more tha pne-third the present rentals The Mayor sald that the bill was an amendment to the New York Charter how and that he would have to look into it carefully Before acting on tt The people up in Albany,” he sald ‘are continually tinkeriog with the ehar er. They always want the charter \ieof amler the plea that they are act ing im the interests he elty, In re ning to a delegation of Brookly| » they are trying to work In the Ine of the Republicans, They want Mayor of tits elty y try this interferenge me rule, they get beaten worse ore. allty the tn-| 1 polied only 7 per vot The following year the candidate for Governor polled 57 per ent of the vote In this elty, and lage yoar the local candidates polled 61 par wont This terfere all comes with the from attempts to Iie local government of phlsgtion the cane 4,will be elected yr a ye piteaty STOCKS DECLINE AFTER A SPURT <= Third Avenue’s Drop Af-| = fects the Whole Market. J The opening quotations in the stock Market to-day were generally higher and very active, Serious recessions, however, followed later in some of the industrials whieh Pructical:y squashed the early gatne ‘Third Avenue opened strong 1 3-4 poltta above Saturday, at @ 1-2-then jumped to © 34, byt soon lost the ad- vance and fel! below the close of Satur- day, shus affecting the whole Ist Metropolitan was the most depreased insue, operators apparently being op- posed to the absorption of the Third Avenue road, The stock opened flat at M1 and was later hammered to 19 1-2 ‘The railway stocks maintained the early fractional gains, Tennessee Coal & Iron ed a port, at Bed, and lost it Immediately, but a moment later reg- istered a point below Baturday noon WE 34, dropped to overed again to 1a, 5-8 er than Maturday. Brook- lyn Rapid Transit and Manhattan eased | off a fraction Purchases for both accounts caused a Waterial rive in values in which Sugar, Tobacco and Think Avenue got from 1 to 2 polnta above Bati@days close. fae specialties which suffered cartier, Ot fully recover. York Alrbtrake e Sy absorption of railroad mks thelr level to the best yf th Te tr Lar je re itog nd Hrooktyn | ol the ral advance | before midday. A'tarke business as| * in bonds at improved pric Third Avenue becam i in the afternoon, mountin Feacting over 2 points ocks Moved in ante Te bur ne Widely. Sugar rose nearly to 104 | 7 ties im radi Ce” ks became dull | ins in Color! i and preferred hed 1 to eral lint pri) fait pite th the tan | 1. it to tee, an tractions and Sugar became Mt much net ‘produced on. the railroad | Were benefited by an ace or Baltimore & Obio. eel was raided down 23-4 | and other tron and steal stocks respoad- ed about & point, This reaction wan dit- | Teparted clsew Itimore d& Oblo jed the railway upward with an extreme rine of 2 | ferred rome a point, as did Pacific and Atc nun referred rallied Metropo ie reflected the | the outstanding short interest }den burst to SS 1-2 The Muctuati the stock werr very violent, the | frequently varying | to 218’ potnts be tween anies The clowing was Covert Third Avenie the general m Most Blocks in ly active ja quiet apd firm in et, al the top level for The total salen 170 shares, an value were ke toda: ds 8, par 480,00, }to the galley ‘ AUST ler ¢ ~ | sunk Bri Wheel | whee! CONDON TOS STRONG, | The London security stocks to-day opened generally higher and developed | Increasing activity andstrength through- out on renewed confidence of an early {sottlement in South Africa American securities were fairly active nd strong, ranging fromm 1 to 4 ner cent. higher. ‘The most noteworthy a vances em Ra Vnton Atchison Ik | The « werk? Mugehe 946, May, mas July Be ho 788 to ary to-day rloem of catt dah td hu: Apel, 98 Aprif, SHE B BNVIES ONDARY SLANE Mavbire Says Wuistend Worse than Savageete Saye Mother wr, “Life te more burtensome {OHO CNH” of any saemme be de "BY Mre one of the a | Supreme emt Hroekiyn Th a handwome houre at ® Harbay band 4 a Peal est charges her hi |BRITISH STEAMER SUNK AT SEA IN COLLISION, LONDON ate peren tthe trouble te way Yauved Maren The Britivh wer Verona, of Glasgow, 2.24% tons, | from Buenos Ayres for Hamburg, war | om Ma in collision with the | nD vark Dun: fe, Om Forbes. from "Philadelphia for Hiogo nnd two of Verona's crew were BRAIN FOOD |is of ‘Little Benefit Unless ts Digested | Nearly every one wilt admit that as 0! nation we eat too much meat and top little | of vegetables And the craine | > | afd in fact every one entaged in redentary *\ and Lawyer Helse, the Court Decides, | 4 | May Examine the Accounts of the Corporation. nks. of theel Jhanded down a desiston this morning permitting Bert F © lawyer and ckholder in the American Spirits curing Company, known as the wey Trost.” to examine its books of the C3 preme Court ‘* | ha * chairman Proteotive hat ARB OR) usnete jofficers to th | pany |WHEAT MARKET Ot DULL AND PRICES STEADY. |; ‘The wheat market at the opening to- day was extremely dull with prices practically unchanged and Uttle or no Interest attached to buxinens New York's opening May Chleago's opening prices were. wheat, 67 1-3; July, @ 1-8, gum worth ‘of (he the 1 Distiiting Com “ Btock- | [") Association, which || | Cop. Tote. | Pel. tack Ewen 1 | Brae “t Pedoral test vt Olavcwe Sagar Hite conta "2 | dificult ef digestion, and tt ie of no use to Por business men, office men and clerks, | or indoor orcupations, grains, milk and Vewetables are much more healthful Ouly men engaged tn a severe outdoor anual labor can live on a heavy meat diet continue im bealth, As a general rele, meat once» day is suf. | event for all classes of men. women and eblidren, and grains, fruit and vegetables should copatitute the bulk of food eaten But many of the nget nutrittows foods are Advise brain workers to eat largety of grains | amd vemetabies where the digestion is too | weak to anetruliage thes properiy. It always best to get the Best rewaite M at. Aman EL husband Th Arbier, whom sud for | a ALM! Hstche Justice Braver.’ in |im Eton, fly-front and tight! | eral years’ experience bas proven Stuarts | Dyspepsia Tablets to be a very sate, pleas jo and effective digestive Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can bardly be B.Altmand do OPENING DISPLAY OF TRIMMED MILLINERY, If You we Overcoat- Looseness INCLUDING PARIS MODEL HATS and TOQUES, DURING THE PRESENT WEEK. (Thied GLOVES FOR LADIES AND MISSES, Tuesday and Wednesday, March 20th and 218. LADIES’ REAL KID GLOVES, Cee | sr Ga rma She. 2 Clasps, Slide and Beaver colors vale $138, $4.90) ‘ Somes Crna IME IN SILK Our Sale of Silk HandKerchief Squares IS A REV High Novelties, in the hel; down-right bargain and Trimmings. The exchisiveriess of each ges insures the: purchaser in sole ownership The sabing in each case is an ex- act one-half—indisputable values being offered special 19th St. «SIXTH AVENUE. 20th 1 St Tuesilav| March 20th DVM oo ee Ladies’ Tattor-Made Suits, lin bine and black cheviots,' silk lined throughont, $20.50, value $34.50. | Also Tan, Grey aud Oxford Homespuns, $28.50, ~ value $42.50, | fitting effects. | | Separate Skirts, tucked, in Grey and Oxford| Homespuns, | 59. 50. Lord & Taylor | Broadway & 20th St. "artes “bse soe gee | Answer, a: Upholstery i will find it in our new Other overcoats for spring wear have considerable less fulness than those of last fall and winter. Never were the styles so sen- sible as this‘Spring; and never was cloth- ing better made. We believe we can say with truth that never did we present ‘to our customers a more appropriate and pleasing line of Spring Suits and: Over. coats, SPRING TOP COATS. Spring Top Coats of covert cloths in all the new (an shadcs—¢ut short and bogy—silk-lined— well made and Wimmera la pce ‘40. 00 $12 elsewhere—our special price. . Spring Top rid of Oxford aber 5 gf n w Spring sty Cane ly well le and trimmed—easily worth $15 to $18— 12.00 vur popular price, Spring Top Coats of Oxford Cheviot,| Fine ns of Oxford. Grays= Diamond welvesilk Hing and stik ced) Spring ge yea or “coat xe fo ange eet o + o or without diumand s) ler ma. Guffs—equal to cut made perfect in fit and fin ti woh at $35—our pric: special at.. 18, 0 22—our prise only 8,00 00 of imp Cheviots in and fancy weaves in MEN'S SPRING SUITS. and browns with dash of red and caging, Suits of Fancy Worsteds and | Spring Suits pep and Oxford Cheviots—abso-' new gray shad fouch of green--some with double breasted veste-some with single-breasted ine Me well made and durably | grays ye $12 togis—our 10. 00) ane Cheviot single | vést—new culaw ark chat best satin-lined sack coat—double- , Worth $22—Special at... 18.00 spectre well made:! spring sedis of Worsteds in hundsome 42. 00 gray sides and dark blue ant blick. Sais Worst jwith fine bairtine stripe— nm Spring in’ cutaway sack ont new hairline stripes and subdued pla! aie traight £ ck coal—-pe with single-breasted, some with doub‘e- bi he bal eid eh ee, vest—worth $18 — 15.00 Ficmucectn as a BLACK DIAGONAL CUTAWAY COATS AND VESTS, cial ate... Well made and tailored—nicely trimmed —sold h worth every cent of that sum—special here at. Thi ihe Nb sels ane 10. 00 BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING a: All Four Stores. Hats, Shoes and Furnishinzs. sotlects TOP-TO-TOE CLOTHIERS. 279 Broadway, ncar Chambers St. 47 a vile St., bet, Church & Greenwich Sts. ph oo Avenue, near 14th St. Floor.) MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR For To-mervow Tuesday: GOWNS of puslin, embroidery trimeneds sizes 4 to 16 years, rim 8.4 78¢ ‘ SKIRTS of Combric er Muslin, trimmed with face or em- brokdery: sims 4 to 16 years; value $1.10, at 65¢ DEPT. ELATION. : ght of demand, are ro'd at @ figure, The Squares, of handsome printed Ti warp. Tafietas, have a triple usefulr:css—for Waists, Parasola STORES Street, cor $5.00 at Aas Sale oft Laces. Beautiful desig designs, repre- senting the newest ideas. on Black Drapery Nets, 45 inches wide, $1.00 yard. Black Appliqué Galons, 70 cts, yard. Black Jetted Nets, for yokes and sleeves, $2.40 yard, Net Top Laces, 3 inches wide, Beate Offering, — Coat & Vest! A cutaway frock coat and: vest of to cede’. soft finish black $15. | diagonal or vicuy na thibet, with Trousers, $6, | stripedor checked tt ancy worsted trousers, 20 cts, yard, | It's easy to fit the “easy to fit,” Point de Gene Net, j but wecaa fit the “hard-to-fit.” $1.75 yard. Point de Gene Galons, 38 cts. yard. Department. | On Tues., March 20,| we will offer, at greatly re-| duced prices —in most cases, at one-half the original—an assortment of Materials for Draperies and Wall & FarsitureCoverings, jwhich will imeltide almosg every fabric ip Silke, Orien- tals and Tapestries at pres-| Aigo, ent in vogne fot above pur!" 7/7.» Neckwear, 1D tatvs, Opp. P.O, | | poses, prices range from 4 One Door NORTH of Barclay 8. 50c, to $5.50 yard, in all the latest ———— Cushions Paris Novelties. i shi The World 200, 24-inch Dows Cushions, . Lord & Taylor, ee fax: fom covered with silke, Lambelles, arid Oriental Tapestries, Broadway & 20th f. Paid Help Wants in To-Day’s World. Kemples and selt-mewuremens mailed tee vlan $2.00 each, Trish Point Lace Curtains, $3.50 & $5.00 pair, orig. nally $4 75 to $8.00 pair, Renaissance Lace Bed Sets, 50 to $75.09, lly $50.00 to $125.00. ‘Lord & Taylor, \Brosdway & 20th Paid Help Wants in the 13 Other New York | peasant aromie. Papers Combined ‘Pelton #1. & Fletberh Ave b) Imrnoy 3) anrrome KITCHEN WORK LAUNDRESERS ‘ ‘ VADIES TAILORA, | MILUNERY 1) Noneee Of course ev-| ery Little Gentle- on wants a Top Coat—every: smart style. that a ped ete re reals hee | Some aici oe Never bad Satan Gina —never made so well—never | "RRteex™™* - fit so well —pri to $16. Sizes} tanano oma $32. Seeing weer - # PORTERS 3 SALRALADIES . / kIT HANDS »