The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1901, Page 8

' \ = . : GEARS HANNE “KNIFE THRUST REVEALS ——_|ALMOST PIN |ACANST COUL SIRES, UE eee, NI ao Tunys,| Rothen ber: $6 THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1901. eae so q Satisfaction Gwaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded. West 14th Street. | For the Glorious Fourth! | Famous “Defender” Washable Suits at $1.98. If you're going out of town on the Fourth you will find one of these new Wash Suits not only cool and comforiable but prettily stylish. “ We are selling thou- sands of these Suits. Women praise them continually. Several catchy styles. Best Russian Duck, in plain black and light and dark polka dot effects; also Woven Chambray, in blue and oxblood. Waist a plain and in sailor effects, trimmed in various new AUNTIE stviles; skirts cut “1.98 THIS SUIT $1.98, flounce White Pique Skirts—Trimmed with insertines or tailor stiaps.. 1.98 Shirt Waists; white lawn; 25 tucks in front. four plaits in back; 49 bishcp cutl; tucked stock; peatl button trimmed: s | Undermuslins Newly Priced. Feria Heaviness Prevailed ‘Failure of Niagara Bank Seventh Nationa! De- Throughout Market on London's Drop. Causes Some Heavy positors Take Action Runs. for Self-Protection. (Rpecial to The Fi 1. B. Brooks, of the Warranty Realty ing World) Continued weakness in the American @epartment at London afforded Ve bear traders a fine opportunity, wal they were quick to take ntage of. At the very outset they became Ided 1 : ‘ompany, of No. 118 Broadway, one of “ALO. Y., July 2—The fall- the depositors of the suspended Seventh Niagara Bank of [uff 01 sive and ahort order. The prominent raliroad affected chiefly. Missourl hammered down to 11% ¢ 1201-4 last night. Souther off 1 point, to 583-4, wht ylelded 1-2 percent. St. Paul, Loulevitle & Nashvil depressed about a ‘The market lapsed Into extreme quiet: nese after the opening and the ment of prices was languld. Sor provement, however, was no ancy in the Nickel Plate road. Nickel Fs Plate common was up 2 points and the 7 second preferred 1 point. The reccvery was imparted to the en- tlre Hat and the market as a whole Im verivy oondition In tnanclailwent to the ald of the bank on the day Natlonul Hank, began sult to-day, with wht iniy be described as noth-!pegore the suapenaion and furnished short of mney. rf a & Bree i eae A Z . ! wnich was cloned by Supt. Kilburn, ot several other depositors, to have Gen. 2 j Sa ¥ t Ranking Department, to-day, | Sam ‘Thomas and Kdwin Gould declared Shs eae if fu Eomcluecivmungnet "D8° | unmecured creditors. 5 y Natlonal Bank, has brought) When Gen. Thomas and Mr. Gould t ae F : F nker suid that) he 9 | & OO) It in matd that they secured the { collateral for their money. forty-| Mr. Brooks now declares that the weaker] money they furnished waa merely a etty are In-/ joan and that they are no more secured citatte Atready th has been a0} than any deposltor. shifting of 4 te from the aker banks to the stronger tn: well-known, ! for other fallures wi ours. Heavy runs on th banking dnstitutlons of and Texas Pacific also were | aint. United States District-Attorney Bur- Nett said toxtay that he had heard noth- i further from Bank Examiner Ray- smyiners men are! nor, who in making an investigation to s uy | see whether there are any grounds for Fespon- | criminal proceedings. banks) ‘Phe bank examiner will probably not n of weveral make a report for several days yet E proved 1 per cent. He ey ees “If all that has been published about M1 ” stand: y Brown, for the! the bank b t in id Ge B tty o i 3 sult dure the second hour. asd prices hit | to an. Evening World. reporter, “tncre] $ ©OFset Covers: fine cambric; four insertions Valenciennes lice across JO 2 aesciaware. Ls at | js no!daubt/eriminal) proceedings) should front, fn'shed with pink, blue and bello ribbons: regular 65c. values, 4 was an exception commenced against those respon Drawers; fine muslin; full umbrella ruffles. trimmed with insertings $99 toward a | 1) sthie.” Valenciennes lace; also Tore ton laces; lace rttes; worth 40: c contemplated and t Y wAs not t od 21-2 Mr. Raynor, who !* temporary receiver — 3 rot k, trimmed Laniinelcerdiett bank ageati hai he work Chemises—Fine nainscok. in skirt lengths; round nec! 79¢ with Val. lace insertings, skirts tinis! ed with lace; $1.19 values . of criminality In con: | of disentangling the affairs of the Iu t e fall “i Ks | stitution Ix progressing rapidly, but the : 6 sl , task Is herculean, and It may be xevgral Vv N Milli aryilteceley1Vaurhnepehs | Sere poe SEE ea ee x | ery Newest Millinery. y Nattonal Bank, | Hefore that tlme, however, he expecta — " 3 fean Car Wheel Works, this etty e. E je & advanced 4 4S points, to #4, while th eferred was | ; Off the same amount. Otherwi market was tractive during the af a Poon session, and busiiiess Ww a Virtual standsti) ie clostt a were at the’) 7 Total sales : 190,00) sha: Ing erim=1 to have made a report to Gen, Rurnett The ‘Midsummer Queen" Hat is provine A fhoak [Cet nice criminal! proceedings canbe a splendid success. The demand increa aan continuously. For city, country or seasid: wear it Is destined to win great favor. Made in three different styles. The “Midsummer Guzen” is a ratty short-back sailcr, trimmed . with white Jap. silk, black velvet and white breasts. er the new po.ka dot pompons; silk of the best qual ty is cenerously us:d. It's wash- able ard easily restored to its original fresh- ness if soiled. Th ats are worth 1 98 (Ani A\ $3.50 each, but are marked at...... Be him and do not antleip. Saould the prosecution of oMctals of k H. Grittin, e Amew- «the S was! the + | President of the Ningara Sank and t venth National Hank be based on lation of that section of the na- {tlonal banking Inw referring to over- wi largest steckhol’er in the certifcnetion It will Dring about a radle Rank. The City National Bi: ent change in the conduct of banks in! othe amount of $600.00) the city, Throughout the financial dix Kara Hank loaned him, on}trict It tx a dally custom for banks ty nth of his notes, $160,00, The] over-certify checks for their customers tock of the Ningara Bank «| Who have dealings In Wall street. There usually made ‘Poor Pi - 1 LIAS “( ' ap oy (CR Ei Yor ) and it never had more than] over-certifications ai j360006006060505000000000000005000200000000000000060000000000000000000000000000000000 9 ) of FD Ln, good during 7 nar eee eee orem tact! EWS FOLD || L_Various Fourth Prerequisites. | | than $10.0). AN banks ite the clty have | —_ Dress H Boys’ Gray Suede Belts..... 29: Suit Cases. Ladies’ Belts; best quality satan wth buckls snd end p.eces; ipical.. 49c ‘Billy " Brock Avenges . Dress Suit Cases; cood and strony His Brother, Sen- ° F ; Atl ta the Mori BUFFALO BANK’ i a tenced to Prison by Ree asciG SOLE MRS. POTTER'S FUNERAL—Ser-] $ Tan and Russet Dress Sult 1g Fine Quality Satin Bein noe be Hi Ant the Testimony of Will- eainn of the + vices aver Mrs, Pottor, wife of Bish- Casen, regular $3.50cases, hed buckley worth s10s0 £ IC Bt the Coat iam Morey, by Slay- Snail erp ony Heuryic Auelter ar eregneliaia Silk Groves. Pal ing the ‘ Squealer." was held ALO, duly Grace Church to-day. The Inter-| } Men's Belts; tan leath:r, 25¢ Armstr ng’s ip {Uc ‘ ; loth street t mulinernenie? ment will be at Poughkeepate. In Seal, Patent. Leather, grain and t - RCCUILRSEAU RS MOMS MILLAN ERY a pA nears has Issued a statement in which he auya: oeaealee Suzd:, with and without tein §A49 1 aa SSO ee ial isin brat sitet in shite oii : : “L belleve the asveta of the bank are] TEN THOUSAND MUST MOVE.— : c ample to py » depositora in full, and! The property on the north side of § | here and th over the hot» him. ‘Pwo men were concern 5 i hope that sy resume business be- y 7 . . t 1 elde the walls of Slag Slog Pr ob, no TP Ks Team pi = Delancey street from Clinton street B ’ Ss S . ! (ire we ae ret mn In me: | reiete anime lis fore tong 1 saw the Comptroller In| (Oa exat River having heen eon- oys’ Wash Sailor Suits ‘fe | ment, the tieure dy Brock. BY) near t r He deft [bery o: aiEacere Saori iaha Ch anita b ‘approach : nauinpatersln| helesnl eit nat lip nasiiadlP thet i Sctinanectt cele war {ten every heliy posible for fair realt-| demned for the bridge appr Noifarsultlwarthiicaslthenss {00 "Carnie ei Interest of C@ and bough: by the city, July 3 was been Informed that Inte lame abate Wey ia doury An | cominitte Cennore and . the best possible discription: 13 ditlerent styles, br y Hs had stabbed Wi) y More hou aked into William Mores, who was Known te proved by the] set as the day by which all the 10,- newest fashions; fy front blouse, plaied sleeves te Meath In a sainon on C} ty the At Moore, the name he gave to} Comper te are making! 099 ocupants of buildings In the and large sailor coll re e:cn'ly timmed with white This Information| sx HORST ANE ee [arenes Prompuly) letrict must vacate. Pave shield or same mate ith also bas very fine Duck Suits, with pearl buttons on pants; seams tap.d and ie- inforced; patent waistband; sizes to 8 years. Sallor Blouse Suits—Worth $1.59. on 350. Great- est values ever otercd at our pri iM galaleas, cheviots, chambrays and linens in si pes. blue, ox . combination collirs of white pique an! duck; Fanchon cutls; extra fu.l- cut blouse, “79 fly front; warranted fast color; sizes 3 to (+ Boys’ Shirt Welsts—Boys' very fine Shirt Waists; white Percales, pliited back and front; nicely made; porte fitting regular 39¢ ; Waists priced 76 { PAYFORSEATOR =POORMAY SLEEP — |'.v Fes SIT IN HOT SUN. IN PUBLIC PARKS. Sted gas Sa Ue eat ie He ks cages In Brooklyn. MANY STORES CLOSED AT NOON. Free Park Benches Moved to Broiling Posi- , Commissioners Murphy and NagleAct Promptly} enc proadway merchasts for Wednesday only at . tions, While Chairs tor Hire Are in Upon Two Relief Suggestions by clonod their stores at noon to-duy. < \ be Choice, Shady Spots. The Evening World. Some of the merchants have asked { ~ i f g Teche ise onlltalatratays Shoes for the Fourth. hs Feu Pace An Evening Workd reporter made ae general movement to suspend busl- fe Union itty Hs Paper pt. 78 Ace ton aaa want to-day of the pubs the request of T ave orl : siopes around the lakes and] 2e88 at noon during the reat of the Continuation of the great sale of 5,000 pairs of shoes at prices far below their actual worth. New and styl- ish Oxford Ties in Patent Leather, Russia Calf and Vici Kid. Latest style lst; wide exten. te in the mos tral Park, in ery Me > SAMPLE COUNT OF PARK SEATS. a Unton Paci sy U.S Leather pt Stee. hot spell. to all yo well ciomasliais As, Ut natn plese the park” after] FACED BY TWO WIVES.—Joseph sion sole and military heels. Boots, in mitraeto i : ee barks act a 5 Paton! Leather, button and lace; Vicl Kid, ‘ SEC der Hy netiialleoundlanyBeaning: ce /aene Cea + cloned, though] Gnnzekaufer, a driver, of No. 401 , 3 i : ee i ay ae SSE Ahi] Ganon eh rt ae eis ue elon 849 rane that the Hef for tene-| prisoner in the Yorkville Court to- day charged with bigamy. Two wives, each armed with a marriage pay and public seats In Cen- tral Park disposed as follows: LONDON STOCKS INACTIVE. are ul arin 1 Tair of the (eet atr| On West Drive (one mile) . fresh Summer Neckwear. Prices Reactionary, Owing to En- 1 6 Public benches in san wh CNroURT trees ne) over founs fughed exersanous, certificate, were in court. When 1 Abne! f Support, during hourslot 2 Pe Pee ee oes aoe private , Public benches shaded. . sinitatuniient te ont those condl- Phebe eae sud dainty, light and little priced. Colored dotted Mull shares at London to-di mess f Vay senate dn sun {t's poor. lon of attire th ‘the tene ia a < Tivaeae Silt etey? Ties and Linen Batiste Ties with colored edges,’ 5 nun vative thin [ter ‘thin moce giver: the: sufteringe state en the. aufterina. : Murpay's | maken “the. sweltering ‘gulches, calted | KILLED MAN AND DOG.—John Ber- mt wny parks if not lenutrels nweet. It) nardo was killed on the Hacken- ple allow In water seats shaded On East Drive (Fifty-ninth to Stety-ftth streets) Lawn Wes and White Batiste Ties, dotted Picue and Lace Trimmed Chemisettes. Lawn Ties and Col'd Emb. Turnovers Linen Batiste and Pique Sailor Collars. and prices in the ma ary, owing to the extr entire absence of sup Outside of the extreme 4 IL publte to Stxtyentth eon the sun and thirty-seven in the shade. This is ie'will'rave| sack River last night by a live wire practically t Just at the time of night 9 en they are et practically fenty min a Rieelek al ‘ rtment the de- rd) bh , it 1 Pubic benches in sun...... 74 ext and moat refreshin o Park Moard, which he grasped while passing: the Lawn Ties; Colored Silk Turnovers . e b t \not a desirabie stretch for sitters and no ‘ r waa heart & clines ranged from 1-2 to 11-2 per cent., | i at BANE ence at eta Public benches in shade nif of the sald this World's pian | Oop at Little Ferry, His dog, ie and Hemstitched Erotecuee Coltarss worth 102, the maximum lone being recorded In| phore wet that many s shaded. BAY] entative, oT ening World ih throw openiith te public | which caught hold of him, was also each, at. U, B. Bteel and Norfolk & Western. The | the purite ty shad been rece ts unshaded 4 ask: you fo make the turks sleepin Tt Sell not. be ne shocked to death. former was soll down equivalent to Phe erases under them, as ap MLL : rechning places during the hot nights EEE wrruaty” Prevents Jail Delivery. NORFOLK, Va., July: 2.—Charles Wille with the At go to for those who are not bless ‘conveniences and com me cool 463-4, Other stocks which were down I! Jucated, was perfectly ir point or more were Anaconda, Mi + hand Kansan & Texas, It many | ’ common and first Uitnots | eating that | Murphy at once | Dut fon ine és jams, a white “trusty,” awoke just in esbirall waskthelonlsiexcesitonsto REN ROCR AU n i H Nos} fons tor Cortr Policeman Ht Fanley, who time to prevent a wholesale delivery at » General tenden Ing up 3-8 per cen oretary ‘ }owant you toon duty at the Battery “during the | Norfolk Jail this morning, Willlame dis. Nigat, watd ton, wax much i that from 4.00 to 5.090 | covered three negro prisoners who had ens nen, women ant children. slept o Tene | the benches parks i Te that Mace The park wal broken trom thelr cella, pulling bricks Wheat was steadied thin mo: pattie stiouiey hos y and mortar from the prison wall. ‘ ch has thts shairs ougat Mitton ie that any tonly de Dery te to The order was sen the will be which were crop damage. ‘but later rallied ‘Home crop news, howe NoUKH to dincoi out “Et ts xlimply aun experim not be tried longer than th tuys Many persona bh about it Some are re the reverse, bricen. 24 Even it 5-8 and in Chi. 3 " ud, we sgh 1 or shrubs At once and 1 toenishy and prevailing “The World . Pays Ghe Goll.”’ UBLIC Telephone Stations in New York and Brooklyn now "act for The World in receiv- ‘ing and transmitting to The World, H 1 fhe Wort eae dred persons | last might. Ww! Jin thi morning. the nt im the Southweat Im-| men and thelr wives and. table ‘ying Ne to the market after “incited SI ELLIS'S BIG DEBTS. mm traders Were Inclin Kiy report wend | ythe Peltes that the m ay Bullish, Englinn ables, | Vpolitn hie Jrought news f “fl were: Bep-| July rt to buy cotton day average pvernment Antinen jactiett Cru Pay Credit “ aa Pou \tow, were favorable, futures being 1 ts| telephone service free, all small sds, 2 LUNDON, July 2—At a adjnourned A maryel of skill in “ P sad foie ty Se pathe contr of the nn of BI making, and excellence ) er, 66 Ges uly’ oird. Tt wan The opentng prices wi terials. "Clausen himself.” was the reply. Hand tba erase Shorr api be ia esa lenit It usual to” ndvertine “he bide?" | Gavoper 76343 759 to | eneplred that h 1 Y z bert yi ot al Not until the experi. | Cetober, 72 to 764; No ; Wael ays ‘ Gold by dealers end at otute, safe Investment mental, contr becomes a. Rettled Proposed. to provide the funds te page D Beware of counterfette, ) jay Worlu| Sy Hony thanked The EYsning World| © i 5 ‘ composition of 7 shillings ¢ penon. in ith . - w, for callla® it to nie attontigg that many, |, ch: ‘Adguate 1:90; Gevober 188 Node: | Pie accounts fled show the bankrupt'ay : IN public benches we in and ber, Ab/t January, "ee. Sdatkcet qules |deits to be LabOG und weacte ear aae, & x