The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1901, Page 6

a Great Throngs Herded Into Narrow Enclos-| ure Nightly Cry Out Against Economical | Management of the! Company. at poner Aska Brooklyn man for a modern | B definition of the word martyr a of © will'eay: “One who creases the by rail botween 5 o'clock and @ny week-day cvening. Ite! trie, tuo, for ‘who must go to his or hy =the early hours o: Brlevaaco anc The Rrooklyn Bridge has never bee adequate in recent years to the rusn of'travel, but since the new order of A affairs, one must be a sturdy buffeter Hrookiynite home durin | Make the journey. Ever rince the new special car for panseng ross tho Bridge on!y, an not to go further out Into. the city, the congestion the York terminal has been increased twotold Formeriy passengers h four en. frances and two platforms to ts ‘Voard* train pok lyn. of having a 3 who wish to Under the new plan of “through trains” the entrances hive been cut to two and the platforms to one sThis one long plav ing persons. They thelr way up the stalrw: rolljout fram tho awite In* aekwinkling with am eager to ‘get home, ate; elbowing each other, 1 meil through the car onler or reaton. mh doors without pperg, and ut isa ne ‘a tej Thats i. person may now. elie from Park Row Eto Bay Ridge without change of cars and that it ts “rapid it Deteopn.erunta and imprecat vengera declare that It Ix done down expensen and that th {ances and platform which Clowed were shut up to nave a fe Ars a day rekuniless of the comfort of atrons, The Great ‘Thoze who do not care to take the! through care and whone destination tiaend of the Bridge wufter most by t feNI to olghth of a mile, then to ell way to find themselves tn a ttlon fenced off Sufferers, The present arraumement of the Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transl Company mb in the mune unes the worst coafusion tht has ever dey fre Chat their expertences have fers and we than walk over mich oth form Inadequate to e surKing crawls mewme | methods Tt Is Ike puttin HDt: a pint measur but some Will be bry ——oo The 1 yas electric light, tom af the Ste to Itaread Go; nde hy oh rramiitee t AULD EVELER = Police Can't Say What | Sort of Weapon It Fitted. i wrheson et contem sted mains can bet In the case of Marce pitas eller, found with a bulle fils place at 36 i ‘police to-day learned im Yesterday notice was two other Jewellers in provaione of the and gis must apply ere hefare uw foot rant la -| BIGAMY TRIAL PUT OFF. Kraus, who is Silverma ) Says that the Jeweier re ‘accommodating " for sm, that the notes 9 AMOUNL OF Money was foun drawer after the »! fs attorney: Uy tadorsed and hls Cantwell, lice are puzzled over the wtate- | ttl. the bullet found In Silver- | Mrs. Anni as 2 calibre alge, Capt, | ™Teed complalie ys the bullet welghed 69 farains, They say that a 22-cailbre bul- i Getiiwe'ghs only 2 grains and a 32-| Nie home, ea * Twenty-third str brought sand wa Sireet, and Willlam J. Connor, cf . pitty : : ‘ sioner Dalton [West Forty-wixth atreet, who wore | ’ MU nome rellet wits ately |yesterday in a Weatchester ear 5 strug.) BY the grip, Mis yearn old, a atude ; ‘Police Court to-| ¥andered away from home here feeaerta need: i oar ‘ort, ‘eounterfeit “as she was thinty. clad {t ts feared) WASHID Mpg rnoy Haye dled: tram ‘expouure, Jarvis, the dean of the wews VHE WUKLD SIMPLY A BRIDGE OF TORTURE. “WITH PROPHECY aosdton tiny H t ic jOO0000000005° feratand work, betwee! ae a HUREN. BURLY RUSH ON THE BRIDGE. oe “tgbreak Inte a at no es AM MISS HUN BOARD A POWER homes ufter a trip by pid tra ait ts a ; In Brush Will Case She| Railroad Commission To ca Calls Mrs. Eddy's The- Fix Prices and Control { ories Absurd. | Competition. the pooposed: work ts bi ewe ite LATE VIGIL TO CATCH WATER| s:i9¥, ron 3s tb not the lack of Mayor that sonce Sunday} ert je ta the Crop of water Int ehat is to way, it follows tin which war outitaed by che Char- yple aitting ap MAYOR STARTLES| Tells Solemnly of ‘*Run-! ning Next Fall and Winning.”’ The he done neat | Jona, aud if no he will he | elected. MAYOR VAN WHC, 1 to forecast a Judgeship Ma plan vfter his te nowald he would have the | \ his adminintration peed a resin. | He has of peoole taking the Boarl of Extimate to tate corporate mowk ty the | of 6 for schools in four! inproved the | snot Inclice lw | made of that bore original nest of the aldent asked phe | ' and of lucation waa | sted with thse qeneunt, and the Sor testliy anawered: i 6 They ure never satiefled with | troller Caer (ook o easton to aay: | vuitding too large ys oshoull dy I< «amber and more 1 think thes ahem remarked rae MmUUNt, ix running . <n he went on. with a COURT DECIDES FOR MRS. NATION eusieeee w | | | | \ No‘‘Property” Destroyed! and the Crusader Is Discharged. Assistant © AMlamissed, te rty"* had women atiod ard tl Othe late eteams Supreme Court y the terms of a singtlar wit) et S00 toh | widow, tmount te his son, Morton pull of the great pi steammhip lines Hinies of ralirowds in the § rion Fy Plant Hothat ber hus coultell an the agra the will wae drown Morton + nan sable Dwele th “SCHOOL BL. CHANCES LAM: Local Control for Bor- ough Boards Asked in Senate Measure. [Brecklyn, toeday int eaood WML or at feet an wens te the present ta the measure he para to the bored xame powe: axel Hete ofa mixelon ay the ¢ f thelr labors, should have been give mort complete centralization ant ha’ WwW. taken nearly all powers from the Ie boards 3 jpantne esas Tees nate TtOoD. Are lin Washington, ‘dled “this aflernoon of] Other, chan | pneumonia, Jaw are gleo'made, fUKLD: ‘THURSDAY EVEN FEBRU. ARY | Life Assurance Society Of the United States. Forty-first Annual Statement, for the Year Ending December 31, 1900. ASSETS. $45,411,662. 86 INCOME. Premium Receipts . sireiahide ee d Mortgages . . tate in New York, Equitable Building United States, and Railroad Honds and other je vestments Amareets Cine over & iat) Interest, Rents. etc, . Income........... ‘$58 007,130. 98 24,407, 368.62 162,890) 244.00 DISBURSEMENTS. ... $14,860,952.15 5,039,038. 75 668,923.98 1,915,443-77 3.481,640.65 $25,965,999.30 5,604, 396.118 4,692,571.10 ee secured by Bonds and Stocks (market vulvw. §31.935.18800) Death Claims... . Endowments and deferred Policy Loans. ......... 9 4 dividend policies: t . Real Estate outside of New 229 Broadway, Opp. P.O. York, including 12 office buildings . t in Banks and Trust Con:panics at interest... . Surrender Values... ... Dividends to Policyholders . Paid Policyholders . ions, Sd yertisine: postage and exchange . All other disbursements . . . Sinking Fund. Reduction of book values of Bonds purchased at a premium ... Disbursements ..... Ss0UggTz6ST 51 Balance due from agents... Interest and Rents. Accrued $483,226.19) Premiums due andi in Uproc a) feocsccece 8 Directly ooo Ehrich’s. 4, 101,447.00 244 16, 003.00 Deferred Premiuns: Total Assets ..... $304,598, 063.49 We hereby certify to the correctness of the above statement. . MAINE, 2nd Auditer, ASSURANCE. INSTALMENT POLICIES STATED AT THEIR COMMUTED VALUES. LIABILITIES. Assurance Fund (or Reserve) $235,343:493-00 All other Liabilities . Total Liabilities. . . $238,460,893.48 3,117,400.48 | Outstanding Assur- - $1, 116, 116,875,047.00 oo - $66,137,170.01 | New Assurance ... $207,086,243.00 Surplus..... independent valuation The Reserve as per the For ppSuperiotendent, 8 cortiicate, see Detailed Statement. R.G. HANN, Assistant Actuary. We hereby certify to the correctness of the above statement. of the N.Y. Insurance Department, is $235,032,907. We have examined the accounts and Assets of the Society, and certify to the correctness of the foregoing M. A. WHEELOCK, J. Hl. DUNHAM, CC. LEDYARD BLAIR, GEO, H. SQUIRE, mittee of the Board of Directors. JAMES IH. VDE, Vice-Presides WILLIAM H, Mc SIDNRY D. RIPE. JAMES W. ALEXANDER, President, GEORGE T. WILSON, Third Vicel re. THOMAS D, JORDAN, EDWARD W. LAMBERT, M.D., and EDWARD CURTIS, M.D DIRECTORS. JAMES Il. HYDE, JACOB I, SCHIFF, NE GAGE EF. TARDELL, Second b WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Secretary. JAMES B. LORING, Kegistrar. Medical Directors, JOHN A. STEWART, T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGR, ROBT. T. LINCOLN, Six WM. C. VAN HORNE, A. VAN SANTVOORD, JAMES Hl, DUNHAM, C. LEDYARD BLAIR, WM. H. BALDWIN, il. C. HAARSTICK, DAVID H, MOFFAT, ORGE H, SQUIRE THOMAS D. JORDAN, EUW, LAMBERT, JOsRPu TL Low, THOMAS S. YOUNG, ALANSON TRASK, N. B.—FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE DETAILED STATEMENT. The Evening Telegram’s | Exchange Column. A SORT OF “GET-TOGETHER”’ CLUB. The Evening Telegram’s exchange column is for every one who wants to barter something for something elsc. Sce to-day’s Evening Telegram, second page. Advertisements may be left at the of"'-c of the Evening "| Telegram, He:a'd square, or at the branch office in Park row (oppcesite Pest-Office), in Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-|% third street, in West 125th street, near Eighth avenue, and at No. 2 Court street, Brooklyn, or at any of the numcrous advertising offices scattered all over New York City. EXCHANGE ADVERTISEMENTS ONLY ONE CENT A WORD. =| SCHOOL TEACHER | AS A DET DETECTIVE Did It to Recover an En- gagement Ring Stolen from Her. MRS. PLANT COULD NOT BEARNEW HAVEN, Told Magnate Husband She Lacked Friends There—Watches Trial Actors Through Lorgnette. To ates geen caer struggle for the twenty: millions prey Henry] Phant, wae continue yin pe | sald that Mrs, al at her home and had agrec Plant) anda ike wiil from Mr “wath after the doe ° than uth, was ted to live in New York Hiehe need not BROKE PLATE GLASS. ae Lite Piaman, who keeps a wi ty break the 1 Wits hot a citizen of Connecticut wien cessed in Mack. wear- MUST BE PAD BY CASTELLANE. Judgment Against Count for Debt of $10,296. wn Plant, testifying to- eighteen years mi shiet, Witte Hinman sald thaton Feb, 4 sul. livan tarew a paving stone through a plate glasa wind Sullivan in $00 Hos The magistrate recorted each day, Ne Sarted; take a tea- 4, at St. Ann's a Hous; do not tet it a nue and One H street, Bronx. hax been diamond engagement ring In her wocket nis, coupled with the fact that | ¢ pocketboox, with the ring aused her to turn temporarily, with excellent re-} any stess De Cante Yor several weeks pupils have mised 22 in a walt brought against than by ure, inn cn ghe ald herse.f in a clothes closei, leaving a peep-hole, and was rewarded] saut i by seeing (oree boys sn ry ashoolrvam © and sprang out, surprised them over to Detect! Gardiner, attor- consent of Chart 1 Board poss The xult wou brought to recover $10,- 452.67 upon three ue ex which were cutet by the dofeadarx Joinuy on Pe, ‘The notes were cescralzitiony nem, and turned general x al coat yuu nothing for i They were Ernest and Harvies Gar-|the Go pulaki, twelve and ten years old, ro- {pot of 623 Brook avenu ordan, nine years 3 One AA Kang mn ned nile MAayluin for hires. ihe Siuaiutrate Zeller, They den Ketbook: on Jen. 25, 1901; 6, 1901, ant $3,652 agreement made | §ni Firchhof and the Castellancs should any of the notes not the whole amount wonld be- by if offered tn balk It they falled to carry k Mille, of M3 West Fifty: : wait morning t any. water 4 eral pokey when thoy for or any school Siw. ta cone of all ethers where loeal control have given Note was pot met on Jai brought, his action. Dead on the Tr {would appear ax If a settlement were made by. which ise Eek for a! ses ct it ostert jew York Central tracks here, trveks byw trates" TROUSERS (to onter) are worn by men with the rll : tation of Luying from the high- est priced tailo Several hundred finished pairs here for inspection will demonstrate wh Salisfaction or Hay z TAILOBS Ore Door NORTIL of Barclay St. | 00 Weekly will fill your teeth or give you new ones. FULL SETS OF BEST TEETH, $5, $7, 9. Guaranteed fresh stock from factories. No second-hand teeth used by us, \ S\N YY 77, ure Silver Fille NS yy, ings... 31,00, old Fillings, $2.00 up, ac- cording to size, White Crowns, Teeth examined free. DR. RANKIN, DENTIST, 366 Sixth Ave., *c.j°* Always Opea. Hetneen Itt & 234 Ste. Downtown Branch 2 Ss i UNION PAINLESS | DENTISTS. Full Set of Tecth.. . Gold Crown, 22k 3 make Work, per tooth, F F Examination Extracting patniese by the jerman spoken, M, Sundays 9 to 4 REDUCTION TILL FEB. 15 31.000 TO iF DT CONTAIN MORE ANY oTtigit DENTIST se HARITATIS ROWSE, NO Teeth Extracted Free Without Pain by an Application to the Gums. All Work Guaranteed for 10 Years. w OR. TARR'S DENTAL PARLORS, «e For Sah. CREDIT. Clothing men, Didi reduced MANHATT, AN CRE 1114 2a ave Ss DOWN OP NS ACCOUNT, 5O CENTS WEEKLY. FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LEWIN’ 'S, 45 WES Tere st aan Yopy= Avyihing Jou clothing, ch Jeweir: ry i shoes, business atri Len MS FING ca 34 ave, near 125th at., one Sight. up. “NEW CREDIT SYSTEM. Med a retall department ta our wi diness.”fplammand: Patents aut negattating pay. Send for” Sie PAGH Promptly procured, Tae EDGAN- TATE & COM Wroadwa $08 EAST 1gST2t Any XHAR Bi DAY) AT. 10.80 0-DAY. (TI Wie ‘and “Herel (Fav Pr: | a> | Mana, coating: pat,