The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1901, Page 2

JUGGLED WITH MILLIONS; 1 IN MARQ BUT $4.7 Henry W. Taft, counsel for Franic Sullivan Smith, who is assignee for the Benkrupt firm of Henry Marquand & Co., to-day filed in the office of the County Clerk a complete schedule of as- pets and Madilities of the firm. ‘The total assets, including those pledged as collateral, ars placed at a nominal value of §§.{03,23v.22, but the actual market value is only $5,098,496.12. ‘The liebilities and debts reach the grani total of $9,198,076.53, The firm of Marquand & Co. went into bankruptcy on June On the previous day the Seventh National (Bank,»the failure of which caused such a stir in the business world and aet the machinery of the United States District Attorney’s oMce moving, closed its doors, the failure being due to vast over-certification for the firm of Mar- quand/& Co. ‘The failure was brought out by the fact that the firm undertook to finance somo enterprises which were in a stage where they yielded no direct revenue. and the paper of which, therefore, had no standing in the market. ‘The largest of these concerns was the Pittsburg, Shawmut and Northern Matl- road, which ts as yet uncompleted. The firm agreed to dispore of $4,000,000 worth of & per cent. bonds of that railroad. the money to be used for construction purposes, For disposing of these b was to receive a large percentage of the * ‘capital stock. The firm ¢ te find ready market for the bonds, and anxious to raise the money to get the stock, took up which tt had to hypo (Continued from First Page.) sing him the rank of Rear-Admir: an fommodore Schley command of th fying squadron. Incorrect Chart. i Capt. Parker made objection to the phic chart when it w: “It is grossly incorrect,” he Asa matter of fact the coaat lin ba ia six niles furt south and fe miles further weat than it should be." je, however, withdrew his wbjection When assured that the chart was not (0 used a8 erideace. Admiral Higginson testified that he now was In command of the North At- Jontlo Squatroa: that he had as captats led the battleship Masaachu- getts during the Spaniah Sand that for a part of the time the Massachusetts had been a part of the ying Squad- Ton" of which Admiral Schley had be in. command. He told of joining the feet at Newport News; of to Key West, and then, on the 2d of May. of Ne to Chentas FER, Cuba, Key Wear had been left on jay 19, 1898. and Clenfuegon reached on 4 the 223. “What was thea done to secure com- munieation with the Cuban forces on shore?” Capt. Lemly asked “Nothing to my Knowledge,” the wit- ness repiled. “I did not see that any- thing was done, but I understood that information concerning the Cubans was ved through Capt McCalia.”” Ho'alse told in reply to. questions of the presence of the colller Merrimac and of the departure from Clenfuegoa and the arrival at Santiago on the evening of the 26th. In reply to questions he said that t Massachusetts had a¢ that time taken ‘on about 13% tons of coal. but as the weather was rough this was done with dimeuity. pr Upholds sebley. | Admiral Higginson did not support | Schley’s contention that it was impossl- ble to coal from colliers off Clenfuexos He sald that the Massachusetts had to stop coallng because of rough weather. Admiral Schley his claimed that this Ig the reason he intended going back - Key West for coal when he found the Spanish fleet was not at Clenfuegos, ‘ogress, Admiral Higginson sald, slow becatixe of rough weather and by cause the gunboat Eagle could not i up with the fleet. He admitted ti Eagle delayed tho other vessels. i squadron, he sald, arrived at Santiago | on May Nghe was generally ready: for services when she was wanted Jared Ad. | miral Higginson when asked if his ship, the Massachuetts, had delayed the fly wadron in reaching Santiago. | le declared he was not consulted hy Commodore Schley and that officers of Hron got thelr orders lyn by signal, “Wo went within two or three miles | from the entrance to Santiago Harbor,” testified Admiral Higginson, f nee Inside the harbor perfectly, We saw jon anchored across the entrance en May 2s. “On June 1 Admiral Sampson arrived. re that Commodore blished a blockade of the KK nearer at night than in th Aamiral Higginson sald: “1 think the Colon should have eon dee atroyed at anchor where she that day.’ his answer Higginson indicated aitany that he did not approve of Co Modore Schley’s course {n allowing yeasel to remain there, Admiral Higginson dec! Bis opinion Admiral schicy @F destroy the Spanish Colon when she Iny at anchor in the harbor The question which brougnt answer was written by Admir fam, a member of the the ‘only member who 1 ¢ Higginson's testimony, mirai Higginson declared that dur- the time his vessel was fring at tac onan’ drawing the fire of the Sp: 2 yersels antl “batteries Commodore Sehley was with him in the tower, but the wreater part of th ) Fan outside on the bridge. When asked what his impression of ro Behley’s conduct wus Hing @inson qnswered: “It was that of Command Judge-Advocate wanted some- thing: more definite and again asked the Mestion. The rd question. coming as it did he Court, created xomething of a Hon, which was added to by the Phe question was: {Was every cflort made by Ad- aa \Sehley to destroy or capture Ne Spanion steamer Colun as ay mt anchor in the harbor at between May 27 and i317! object, object,” came fmm tadrolsat’ ch ley’s counsel, 1 halt could be called ! L replied; | preae {ite is pract Schedules of FirmThat Caused Seventh Na- tional’s Failure Show Liabilities, $9,198,- 676; Actual Assets, $5,096,496. dlocks of the securities. When the loans were to be paid the firm was unable to ms, meet its obitgat! Other enterprises in which the firm was interested in a similar way wero > Company of Her- Hackensack Land the Gax and Elect te and Liabilities, Following | and labilitte ASSETS. Nomina’ Actual v in hela bankers (less loane ved interest) 1,065 Equities tn collateral lield by creditora (ess in to creditors) 176.843. 32 ivaD'e [omy Promiasory Notes 1,886.68 ellaneous astets LOS. LIAMILITIES ncee of loa! collateral deducting after Naquidated cus balances) CHLEY INQUIRY UNDER W as aguinst the Court asking the opin-+ the though This is regarded as a most dectatve 1 Sohley, for the rea- e question will come victory for Admit that the 9 during the whole trial Tt prevents every oM vf formu nts of sity ts. witness-starnid cupled but a few minutes. He wax followed ty Wool, of the Marine ommanil of the Massachusetts dur ‘The Plans of Dattte, Capt. Giles P. Harber, now Naval At- tache at Parin and St. Petersburg, who WAR executive ofMfcer on beard the war, was absence of Capt. Philp to give a detailed account of the operations of that vessel during the war, and he ‘Texan asked In ing the Span ald #0, DR, M'ARTHUR NOT SCARED |}BEEN RECEIVING THREATEN- ING LETTERS FOR 10 YEARS. [On Two Occasions Cranks Wrote je Was to He Shot pit. Rey. Dr. Robert 8. MacArthur, pastor of the Calvary Baptlst Church, said to. that he not recely Ne letters for xeveral days. ch the gospel in tts relation to current movements,” sald he. “and I be- Meve @ preacher Is a man as well asa er, und should preach the gospel the gospel not applled to dally ly not a gospel, It Is not a comfortable feeling to ave some one threatening your Mfe, but Iam not intimidated, 1 o Ving Uhene letters |. for te eral years ago 1 was | threatened with death on ‘Thanksgiving Day if T entered that day t Ved a letter. which stated that If my sermon did not take another turn (would be shot down in the pulpit on Sunday ngehe wThere Was no sensation when 1 en- tered the pulpit’ that night, and ed as usual letter the same lankcus same handwrittn are not all couched in / hor writ nthe oun BLAZE ON BROADWAY. Fire and Water Do Near 0 Damage Street. ire and water did $10.0 damage at o'clock this morning to the five- story building, No. oo yay, Just beluw Houston street which started on the to) through the roof. The four upper floors of the building ar: occupied by May & Kommal, manufacturers of children’s clothing. No worked In the building yesterday or floor, burst store on the Kround floor, suffered bad store oitithe '¥loppontte Cape Prince of Wales on the American e#lde by a line Behring Straits. ident is J. J. Frey, now dent of the Florence and Cripple Creek Crinyle Creek and formerly general an) santa Fe syatem. WOMAN WRITER DEAD. A yecond alarm was turned in on aw count of danger to two high office builds ings adjoinin, — BOY KILLED BY CART. ree-Yenr-Old Baby Wan Over by n Louded Wagon. Joseph Scinneca, three years old, was playing in front of his home, at No, 233 Hast One Hundred and Fifteenth street. this morning, when « louded dump-cart, driven by Scott Parker, 4 negro, of No. 38 West One Hundred and Thirtycelehth street came along, The lita in front of the car, silpped, fell down run ov where he died. It waa found that bot of his lezs were broken and he had recelved Internal injuries — SEVERE FROST UP STATE. Great Damage to All Garden an Track Farm Products, UTICA, N. Y., Sept. 2.--A very severe | Ex-' frost was exportenced throughout Cen- tralond Northern New York last night. 1ée:formed on shatiow water nnd great ize was (lone to all farm: ucts, Ks tes THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, ITROY GIRL’S MURDERER MAY SOON BE CAPTURED. UAND TILL NT LIABILITIES. Value of Securities. The nominal securities held 2, the actual value LH. The value of collateral neti her than bankers 1 ut $293,000, but metually To bankers ™ of atocks In obscure and none-too-euc- ceeaful industrial corpurations. Amon, ns to the firm were consid- a summary of the assets Detroit City Gas Compan entral New Yor ee ie nana SKS1,150.0) $8.88 04 rthern Ratlread Company. mortgage bonds of Settlement of (ccoan imates that uj 2600, 000 0 OOS te firm appe There war only $071 In the Failure will mean much to the Department, sat present controlled by the (Bpectal to The Evening Wor) TROY, Sept. 20.—Evidence secured by the police to-day will proba in the arrest of the murderer of Mamie within forty-eight nd a woman are sald concerned in the erlme, the {0 being struck by one of the men. AY. and the witness said jteamed for Clen Police Following New Clues and Arrest Ex- pected Within Forty- Eight Hours—Murder Mystery a_ Political and Public at a High |invstery 16 userefore quite apparent. Public feeling is at such the murder cided factor in poilttes if the murderer {x not run down. Girl Well Known. Mamie Killion “fying squadr that when the. the fagehip h the Court withdrew {U now stands as ¢ $2.50 reward is declared to ator Murphy, 1 States Se who lost control of the ¢ he sald that nak the dead girl met a blond wom- by appotntm: worka wero effort was mui Harber wan orders concerning plans of battle, but twithatanding he would e of the in- Hp, he recetved no ommander-in-Chief, 1 oof no plans in case the had to give w political feature from giving 0 deatroy them. his opinion and leaves to the Court the ting Its own opinion Feeling Pitch— Reward Now! $6,000. two women were subsequently Admiral Higginson was ad Capt. Cheater was called to | Ghneclty of Capt. F Went to Albany. The movements of the quartet are a sapme persons de- pt. Chester's teatImony related to allng off the coast of Cuba and oc- enemy should Killion first disappeared, us well known In this nd her relatives and thelr friends ho here a ratloia when Mamly aha witicee ela tit wit ompantons in Various resorts Deon In no great need off Clenfurgos taken more and The lows had coa 0 ‘texas had dof coal while lying the men and women here for Albany after meeting. er interest In trying to | yer and also f ing the crime to full public Her brother, Thomas Killion, is work- ing on the case ke: | but they will go this SATURDAY. only me a political Was intensified when the fnent in the was Hnked with the RUTTER PEANUT BRITTL to Santiago uated sugar are used. HL her, but that the Texas ¢ rotime than tt did, With Capt, Harber still on the stand, Mourned until I o'clock to-mor- ANARCHIST NOTE MAY BE A CLUE. FOUND ON A PRISONER TAKEN BY DES MOINES POLICE. an quite prot statements are quite correct. certain that the dead girl spent some time in the company of the blond wom- being finally Joined by one of the The second man and the couples separating, they board- ed the evening boat for Albany, The party wan next bany depot at midnight and subsequent- ly started for Troy. The police theory is that Mamie Kil- lion was killed after her return to this volved? La) chocolat COLATE MA! RY now being fol- He has given up his busines: stories false, Aldermen took up the murder my | until the murderer of his sister is found. | Killlon was last her friends on of Incompetenc the Mayor to offer | pture of the guilty a reward for one resulted, The Mayor responded by an offer of Miss Glynn she was go0- hla owa money s of the newspapers Later In the she was seen with 2 Not since Yhe murder of “Bat” Shea. the politician, has terest in a crime is aroused and civilians are police in the search f ‘This activit roy, who re- | this identity, add: e been such ite | fused to reve: seen by others a man had Joined the two women a a second man appe ompted. primarily Killion going with the second man. REDS THREATEN IERSEY HAYOR, HE ASKED MRS. LEAVE TOWN. RAND JURY FLAYS ANARCHY unded prisoner, an An- ve found a letter s two weekn f any | archist, tie police | matted trom HS OWNLAWER JUSTICE HOLBROOK TELLS HIM | KINGS BODY RECOMMENDS IM- SO WITH EMPHASIS. BRESCI TO MEDIATE ACTION. nme : - anita Arranged car Her Defiance Maken 1 W Anarchist Arrested nt Mouse Last Sunday, sions already Exposition,” “Whate: pilments and Promises r happened ts to Ready on ‘Tuend Awarchiat known only to Lewes. Anarchist dreams of doing matter of the rand Jury of Kings County, now Klyn, sent the follow- je pulpit. 1 prenehed | In eeaston in. Br Mra, Breacl, wilow of the Browning: King -8- © ‘Clothiers, Hatters and Outfitters Our New Store—No. 16 in our system—will open TO-MORROW MORNING Our Factory is in -the same building—all goods are made on the premises, There's one more point; “No Clothing Fits Like Ours.” Cooper Square, West Nearly Opposite Cooper Union ‘ fe oniy way we can carry out our Ideas and fall your Makers of pure candi few in numbers. We choose our materials with as much ty housewife Wwatows upon the selection of her most cherished dessert. Purity and he way through. at prices far lower than mo: ler pay for thelr wares. y, made of pure this Friday only, 1b. 100 should know, what & FowaY AND SATURDAY. rED FRUIT AND 1104 f than the lowent—purer than (he pu 1 cial at pecan, vanile ME! be 554 BARCLAY ST - COR wesr ewan E29 CORTIANDT TE COR CHURCH HAMMERSLOUGH BROS. QUITTING RETAIL BUSINESS, CLOTHING AT HALF.PRICE. We ure positively going out of the retail business, and, to dispos: rapidly of our stock, every garment is offered now at HALF regular |prices. Having been manufactured for this fall’s business in our whole- ‘sale department all goods are brand new, but all must now be sold and ‘the values are truly marvellous. Nothing reserved. Every garment at HALF.PRICE. About 600 of our finest $15, $18 and $20 suits are now reduced to $8.50 per suit. ‘They include Seantial worsted suite in peat stripe and check effects, Imported English chewtot steel an |svorsted wults, All are made with high-c! timported black diagonal sults and fine ‘black and blue unflalshed linings and ere tallored beautifully 19 our wel!- $15 and $15 fall overcoats In covert, oxford gray 1k lined, . fall and winter overcoats, aflk-lined y and are therefore offered et BALE grade work. Greatly reduced prices WE CLOSE SATURDAY AT 6 P.M. HAMMERSLOUGH BROS., 830 BROADWAY, 182% ing presentment Hurd to-day: Anarchists have threatened him for requesting her to leave the town. This is the outcom@ of the raid made last Sunday : “benefit: p.enic’ 1! ome, when Joseph Bertinatl was frested and lodged in the Hackensack skulking out of Anar bility repudiates: the into reapecta- tes of the bul- WHY NOT GET THE BEST? BUY OURS. Kings desires to register its p Sessions Court for trial struggling for Soctaliam ef that action | a : to stamp | Jail the spread of Anarchy, | ref responsible for at hos stunned th Words are ingeniously woven wamo;timd:.r mposure and appare His wife took a seat in the Koster intended to re. releage Bertinat! under bail to. the] but the biblical references. ——— T LINE TO led to the bar. A and /tinat! will now be carefully Investigated authorities will take M Bresei's vaxe in hand, now that she has defied the borough a ————— TRIED TWICE And Proved the Proposition. forever of this viel 1 we pledge our most en} untlagging efforts, and we carnestly urge M similar bodles to devote to thts on it deserves, visa limit of Hcense in Hberty and destruct te Commect with Debring Straits Ferry. DENVER, Sept. 20.—The anno e Incorporation, under the y of Washington, Alaskan Rallway Company, with head: quarters at Seattle, pany {9 capttallzed at $50,000,000. The plan, ax outlined by the promot. in to butld and operate a line of st Hight, and how the fre started Inf falironds in Alaska to connect with the a hystery. J. Wolfson, who has a clear! Traneiberian Railroad at some point lary speec: “L wish to give my experience with tolerated, and the! coffee for the benefit of other people. M1 work of crushing out forever] | used coff who have flagrantly abused the} was a terrible sufferer from dyspep- The dogtor told me not to use be besun at once and continued] coffee or tea and put me on a light without respite until its end shall have been accomplished,” a M’KINLEY AND VICTORIA. nonsense, and we tx your trial { You must be repres for several years and Most atarted to reply Is so sacred to us all] gfa. court despite his voli TIN WORKERS HOLDING OUT. diet, and I felt better, Then I commenced to drink cof-|#* fee ugain anc,had the same troubie of nteel ferr “One day I told a friend about it, who said If I would stop drinking cof- lef for the) fee altogether I would feel better, and advised me to use Postum Food Coffee in Its place. “lL tried the Postum Uke it, so I told him about it and he id I cdn't cook it right—that Is, didn't boil it enough, n} should use cream instead of milk, and to make sure I would use it he says the Standard.) sent a package to the house, “After I had used that package I would have no more coffee in 1 don't know what it Is | to have cyspepsia und I can eat any: thing. 1 also give Postum to my. two children and they are the healthiest children you could find anywhere. The yatuigest is a boy of 13 months old, and me have been sine let ” ay a Postum for seven months ree Who Froposed Fund tor He weighs 30 pounds, and know that Postum is what Sept. 20,~-Henry | keeps both of them so healthy. ople who huye dys- Paper Company, has been discharged} pepaia get it from coffee drinking. for moligning the late President Me- Ainley and advocating the raat) fund for the consolidated manager of the PITTSBURG fons work w A measure. 1 mills to-day, and {f the Unworkers © be conciltated by next plants will be but did not gain appear with black borders and long accounts of the cere: monles in Canton and of memortal ser: ces and tributes Mroughour the world, nerally comment. up Athy evoked, and that T Vnases Away in Parl Mrs, Mary Churchill! Hungertord, ainst returning The new Crawford Shoe we guarantee to suit you, or your money back. is still strong, ‘Seldom, if ever, 4 work which, Uce the strikers 1 determinath 2 fellow ran across the street | known ax a magazine and newspaper writer in this clty, where she hail een aged in Mterary work for the laet twenty-five years, Orn IN this ety about as taken’ to Harlem Hospital, | actlvely ¢ house. Now Men's Shoes Only: 262 West sasth St.. Ei ores 433 Fulton Street Men's & Women's Shoes: { Naxau, cor, Fulton St. 1 ¥ traileled only Year ago she w with her daughter, return soon When she was atticked by pneumonia and died after a brief lines. —— CLEVELAND VISIT aident Comes to Thie City ooo SIDED WITH C20 Lost, Found and Rewards. Nave Anare! white fem " Work was requo this morning, were allowed times a day. enter the mill, owners told the Itullan weavers to call next week, ut the all von Anarchists who caused the recent I mill will bo discharged, weber Is atill in power, ee of the Interna: “I think all PRINCETON, Prealdent Cleveland went to alleged Mator= “Yours truly)’ Mrs, Jno. Stringer, and fal 29 S, Florida! Ave. Atlante Cir stgupt. Led The Popular Hat This Fall. NONE BETTER MADE 103 Hrondway-cer.treeste= "Derbys, $3.00 and $4.00 209 Broadway, ir Duane Ste isonatvayaaracne: Alpines, $3.00 and $3.50 Onn aurea eisai" Silke Hats, $5.00 and $6.00 For Men & Women, $3.50 ‘825 Broadway (12th St.) 190 West tasth Si WHERE THE MILLIONS MEET— female hound, Liberaire-| The Want Pages of the Sunday ry i ed to G 191 Spring eG eee Z World every Sunday. OU CAN QUICKLY FIND SOME- oody to”