The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1901, Page 10

OPPER ull IN MARKET. ; Drive at Amalgamated Stock “Said to Be Move Against Lawson. BOSTON MAN BIG HOLDER. Decline Hurt Other Leading Stocks, but All Recovered on After- noon Rally. Amalgamated Copper was battered In the stock = mari to-day, and the “atreet’ gorsips declared immediately that the d-ive was not made so much @gainst the stock itself as at Thomas J Wson, the Boston millionaire, who de- Olares himself that he holds more than 10,000 shares of Amalgamated, © Mr. Lawson ts very much at odds with the Standard Oil magnates, The latter iargely control the Copper Trust, and, ftis declared, are trying to make Law- @on unload his Amalgamated holdings. Hence the recent attacks on the stock @nd hammering of pric Amalgamated opened off at pared with aturday"s The attack Fallied halt tos lt, w closing, 8 mal it ‘Am ome for effect on t ree touching macifiics, Loulsvill mated Fesponided wna ‘6 aN mashed th markey 4 joes of tbe; da ren ; ete ites ac maintained “a. emer Undertone. There was a shars reactton carly in the final hour which carried St, faul 1 Minneapolis & Si Leute New o¥rk, Clileago & St, Lasts amated Copper it Amal i a recovery, ane market hardened Jerately. Unt ‘ a it from th Tennessee Iron rose a potnt. The closing Juli and unsteady, with only a few « At the top leve The tot of stocks to-day were 29,00 sh The € wtntte Wigs Clove Ami. Copper. £) m. Car & Foundry FIRM TONE AT LONDON. American Raliway Shares Irregn- lar—Average 1-4 Point Lower. American railway shares at the Lon- @on market opened trregular, with ® Majority of the list showing declines, of 1-8 3-8 per cent below the ange u Bgures ant New York on Satutiny. Bleed ; referred wax an exception, selling ex- ‘ ividend equal to 915-8 nadian Pa- ‘ equivalent and Nor- stern to % the day the markets ruled firm ea sentiment was more cheerful Britten Retailers sel About the Worrt On Earth, MU. — Bome Todacce have risen sharply on the pro- teCtive arrangement between the United '®ovacco Dealers’ Alliance and the Seat British wholesale dealer with t fect of fghting the Invasion of the sarican truat. ut a the London retailer now sells je worst tobacco Al the highest ce Hcnown te elvilized community, a fine field on which ints bighe: kaibles were decidedly bullish this ping, reflecting a very firm situa- In ‘spots and: futures abroad with form gener- : his Copper share Pdeeares he Will hold nie Amalgamated) Btock no piatier wha, the trust may do, R Transit was also attack tn the mare Gown tok. up 1-8/and the latter up 3 to October, 8.16 i December, TEN WITN POLIC Whether the Grand Jury Police Captain has found an Indictment against fon, of a) James E the Elghteer Precinct, will not be made public untl! that body submits Its report to Judae MeMahon to-morrow morning. The Grand Jury to-day heard testi mony 92 the witnesses agninst the cap- tain on the charge that he neglected his dety in permitting ¢ Webster Mote! to extat in hie precinet The charge grew out a ratd c du by Justice Jerome on the Fife teenth treet resort last September In ite t fgation the Grand heard ten witnesses, five of whom w reputable women Hving in the n bort nth street and Irving place J about the Megraceful occurrences Webster Hotel tn plain view of themselves and thelr ehtldren The District-Attorney de to make thelr names or stories p Tae other, THE TRIAL OF CAPT. DIAMOND. Jury A BANY TO-MORROW. riet-Attorney Philbin Was able to He Present at the Capital To-Day, (Rpecial to Pee Rventng World ALBANY, No OY. Oct WSusttes Dp ady Herrick, at ¢ trial term of the Supreme Court at noon + H decide when the case of Diamond will be trie! in this eq The matter would have been deter- mined today tf District-Attorney Phit- vin had been able to come to this ctty, but he was not here and the put ever until tomorrow tne irrival of the Empire Btate Express, which reaches this clty ot 1110.4. M Capt Diamond was represented before thee a Mer day by Frederick and ¢ex-dudee bp AL Dyer Attorney Phtibin plained that the counsel District- Attorney ap- peared for Dis Judge Cady for Ca Diamond had not recel) any communication from Dintrict-At torney Philbin and that they did not know what his deetres were in the way of fixing a date for the triat Dlatrict-Attorney Dyer explained that he had received a telephone communt- cation from Diatriet-Attorney Philbin this) morning to the ¢ffect that he would not be able to come to Albany intil to-morrow, yrtous | DATE WILL BE FIXED AT AL-| war) oie ip THE WORLD: MONDAY ae OCTOBER 14, 1901. ESSES AGAINST E CAPTAIN GANNO Reputable Women Tell} the Grand Jury About!" Disgraceful Occur-| Cant. Ganzon secures a rences at the Noto-|screnea trom tne mes pened from the gnge of th rious Webster Hotel. Libby Mack, retary, whom he add and ner bookkeeper und ed as Min-| carriage #0 his etation |mov, and then he had entered W he had heard a few ter F pom ts 1 because erning 1 of this year, dat aorts of e citizens living in the Webater I > hin conduc ye raidere had hardly gone Inatde from May 2S to Im that time he | protests {rom elowas one of the mow! nen: re doors when Gannon came tow Vicinity of Webseer Hotel them from a rear reom in bis mhct! He claime to hnve made heroic en- Meever and demanied to know what! denvors but could never fad anything i oyou'se people Ix doln’ here? wrong, and the Grand Jury now Inten ts w 1 devoted en he found out ne quit niustering | to see whether his is a case for the vimself to the tender care ocultst DETECTIVE ISSERT MUST “AE-Aecljgeg,| STAY IN TOMBS | DISTRICT-ATTORNEY 8sAYS BAIL IS NOT ADMISSABLE. ———. Philbin Again After Mulcare, Once Exonerated by the do oetter Go to Sing Grand Jury. Sing nt guest Saye man. Baus prisvainas or ine pecs wel | Um brellas ! vulgar! told the reporters that| witnemses were three agents of the Com-/ It, and because he wanted to find ent | the Sienograpter of what « crowd of men (the reformers! Sorctal Seastons and As-| wanted there. | aistant Dolete ttorney Sandford Capt. Gannon was in charge of t Tre raid of Jumtice Jerome on the | Enat Twenty-mecond street police N. | Stern Brothers A sale of 3 Twilled Silk, 25 & 28 in, ciose ro led, $1.05 assorted handles, Value $2.75 Adaittios Below Regular Value Extra Quality six, 26 & fandies, | 92.95 & 3.75 Values $4.25 & 5,75 nal nevelties in umbrellas & cane handles of foreign & domestic manufacsture On sale to-morrow silver Plated Table Ware Newest designs of the best quality quadrup'e plate on hard white metal At About Half Tea Sets, Bread Trays, Salad Bowis, Butter Dishes, Waiters, 6 In. to 14 In Spoon Trays, $1.75 Coffee Sets, $4.95 Cake Baskets, Crumb tray & Knife, $3.95 Regular Value $9.95, 12.75, 15.00 $1.65, 2.95 $2.25, 4.75 $1.95 65c to 2.50 $2.95 West Twenty-third Street. Permiss wes given to District. Attorney Philbin by Judge McMahon in| If District-Atorney Philbin’s interpre- Part t yeral sions, this afternoon ton of be low Is correct, Wardman sintt the case of Detective-Sergt. | George Wisert will have to say in Jal Muleare to the Grand Jury until his appeal ts heard before th rhot and kille! James Buck-| Untied Stiten Suoreme ‘Court Thin longehoreman, tu a) brawl oal may be thres years hence Went street laat Augunt Th Nia efforte on his client's behalf { ‘The shooting Was a two days’ mystery tintth Mutcare, who was also burt in tac fight, left the hospital and gave hta- Lawyer Fred Houxe has left no stone unturned, To-day he served notice upon the Disrict-Atorney that h= would to-morrow make application before Jua- tice Gaynor, in Weatchester. for the re- jemae of the wardman upon ball pending the Unted States Supreme Court appeal setion,” sald the Distrie-A cts an a ntay upon all pro Muloare was discharged by the Cor- oners jury and the matter was placed before the September Grand Jury by the District-Attorney.‘Thet Gramt Jury ex- onerated Mulsare. At the time of the shooting Muleare| ings in the Styte courts I do not sec aald he had teen attacked by Buckley | by what statute Bissert can be ad- and a crowd of longshoremen in a #a-|enitted to ball.” loon and that he was pounded and] When told of thin Bisert sald: “Tt driven to the street, where he whot in self-defense. Buckley's friends insisted that Mul- care was drunk and had forced himsel Inte a party of men and women and had made insulting remarks to them would be better to go to Sing Sing at once than watt three years here in the Tombs and then postbly have to serve my sentence after all. Robinson May Die. When Buckley remonstrated, Mutcare shot, they said, Ind. Oct. 1h—After a ay te of phystetane who Muleare was oMetally commended Dy | are attending Congresaman J. M. Roblu- Commissioner Murphy last week for condition was pronounced most consultation bravery In resculng a man from drown- Ing tant May actork are Very much In ato the result WILL-NOT HEAD TTH NATIONAL. BANK SUPT. KILBURN DE- CLINES PRESIDENCY. Vrefers Wie Present Place, to Which app tof Banks Pred of Malone, today refused to a the sidency of the reorganized ; onal Bank of New York do the propost- f the vank for ie upon tors until} what he an exten: for his final de- he telegraphed that ft would be for him to presidency, aw tt would tion as Super ition he has held the to determ: wan accorie was given dire nountil tots n termination { The Evening World Supt. Kilburn this afternoon made the ement “Tha all the im: + presidency of nd unantmoun- Mr. Thoma and em deserve the stances not to the bank go Ken [ly tendered to me no} elated with t nlgneat praise for thelr offorte kanizing the bank, the succens ¢ xeama to oe beyond question “The bank will start with new capital to the amount of $1,591,000 and sumMetent cash to pay every obligation of the old bank in full. Nothing could be more creditable than the spirit these gent have shown and the action they have tiken,”* It is sald that Mr, Kilburn, whose term of offlce expired vat meven montha ago, has been promised a re- “|appointment by Gov, Odell. The salary of the State Superintendent of Banks is 57,00, = The Wheat Market. Strong cables from Liverpool started wheat off on a higher bants this morn- ing, with an active trade and foreign business on both sides of the market The local crowd were good buyers of wheat, advancing December to ih 1-2. Corn was also up a little in ssym- athy with wheat and on a 1-4 advance Inca New York'a o cember wheat, cember corn, 613-4 bid? Chicago's ‘openin, comber, wheat. 3 pening prices were: De- 6 1-2; De- 79 3-4, May. 2 1-2, Ing prices. were: to Ma ‘New York's closing prices were: tober wheat, 71. 5+ Roles $50,000 SUIT IS SETTLED. COL. CALHOUN SUED FOR HIS COMMISSIONS. AARONS ACAN A BANKRUPT. FLOATER OF “‘LADIES’ PARA- DISE OWES 218 CREDITORS. Borrowed 84.500 from “Dave Lewle and 831,000 from Hichard Carte, Sold Two Steam tonal Line Alfred Eo Aarons, whe led the atrenu-| tt was ous life as manager of the late un- | Supreme Court today lamented “Ladies! Paradies.’ at che [Cot John c. Culnoun Metropolitan Opera House, Meta pet |tantic Transport ci ton in tankruptey to-day ae a result | Geen settled ott of Epexnerse The case had enon trial before i Med with th [Justice Beach anda jury the past four . ed States Distro: © days, All the evidence was in and the Mr Aarons’s attorney, M. L. Rrlanger. Lotanuentenecinlesaas Aarons imparts the cheering tr- on toat hie Habdtiittes amount te cee orewed 1 Calhoun tn Michigan and of the National itne, to the ‘ ment for in the war to free Cuba i! 87 the faction of hia creditos he prot scare up one single asset ven nominal value, There are 28 credi- service + tn all, most o E ; talerukiarneateilenecietae {The price pad was ROW each, xe Astontehing, tndeed, to theatri | Secretary of the Navy Departmen, : a Is arte Tae . 18 the discioruse that Mr. Aarons | ee fend ter at autn t for Cot Richard Carle $3.00 and Dayal) . i deposition from Ex- Lewis Hie) These catter are come. Storetary Alpers ot! the; War. Depart: diana aad they worked Ike “longshore. | 7 ‘as read agains: alm, men co keep the audleaces in the Metras | Converse & Kirlin, counsel for the wlan Quera-House from Seeing to the | company, refused to tals, ant all that reer e he last curtain. Mr. | Land t areas confenies that he secured trom | Atchtbatd Foote Clark, attorney for Col. | {Rese genetlemen the :arge amounts he | owen them last June in Lond Calhoun, would say was that the settle- ment was highly watisfactory. YACHTING PARTY IN BAD WRECK. $$ o er Sloop lola Foundered and Owner and Guests Clung to Reef, Waves Breaking Over Them. STRATFORD, Conn M4.—The large sloop yacht Iola, of New Herne, N.C, was wrecked off the mouth of the Housatonic River late yeaterday after- Det, etein, of East One Hundred and Twen- tleth atreet, New York She came into the Housatonic River last Thurmiay and started out again Sunday afternoon, with Charles Wheeler of Stratford, as pilot. noon and will be a total fo B. Tuttle and her sister, Misa Baldwin; Charles K, Stagg, W. B. Tuttle, Fred Swift, of Stratford; Nicholay Armatet; York; David B, Johnson, of New York;! Capt. Charlea Wheeler, the pilot and at Portuguese sailor. The yacht Mled ao rapidly that all! of the party had to Jump for the break- water, They succeeded In reaching the rocks In safety and there clung for an hour and a half, with the waves break- ‘ng over them, until they were rescued by William Barnes and Fred Russell, of Btratford, wha went qown the river in gharples and ran‘under the leo ‘of! The body will be taken to Scranton, iho brbakwater, Pa., and the funeral will be held on The Jola wag owned by Nicholas Arm- Wednesday @fternoon, MRS. POWDERLY DEAD. Wife Oct, 14.-Mre, Hannah the wife of Terence V. Pow. erly, ComminstonerGeneral of Immt- gration, died early to-day at the family residence, in Newark street, Northwest. She had been tn por health for some time and recently sustained a severe fall, which brought about her death. BURIED WITH MILITARY POMP. FUNERAL OF CAPT. NELSON, WHO SHOT MRS. CARROLL. Rody Interred tn National Ceme- tery, Drooklyn—Mre. Carroll, in Hospital, Recovering. John D. Nelson, who shot himself at No. 76 South El- Brooklyn, Saturday morning after attempting to kill Le nH. roll, was burted this afternoon In the National Cemetery in East New York after a military funeral The services were held in the under- taking estadlishment of G. W. Smith, ‘o 6 Fulton street. The body of Capt. The body of Capt Mot stree:, son Was dressed in the full untform a captain of the United States trans- port nervice, In which he was formerly an officer, A brother, known as Augus- Une 8. Hensen, of Erie, Pa. was the only. mourner. Mra, Carroll is still atthe Brooklyn Hospital, but ‘4 rapidly recovering and will be out In a few days. As soon she ie ott, Coroner Berger’ wil) hold the inquest: Mrs. Carroll still sticks to her story, tokl immediately after the shooting, that she has no knowledge of how Nolson got into her room. POLICE BUTTON STOPPED BULLET’ CHAMBERS'S NARROW ESCAPE IN DANCE-HALL ROW. . Knives a serves Were Fen day Mahe Histols and knit eretts Hall, curt street, Just. off the Bowery, this morning, where an or- ganization of drivers waa holding a mall, Policeman ¢ nambers, of | (he Mercer street station, who Was detailed at the save that things moved along smoothly until about 1 o'clock, when some stranger slapped | the Indy with whom Christy Wallace, of No, 75 Allen street, was dancing. Wallace knocked the stranger down, and was in turn eet upon by a gang. He way soon at the bottom of a nowl- ing throng, fighting for the privilege of kicking h. Chambers clubbed his way through the gang and rescued Wallace, who was unconactous. Some one drew a revolver and fired, the bullet passing through the policeman’s coat and striking a button on his vest, The button stopped the bul- let, but the Impact staggered the patrol- man. . Tae policeman carried Wallace out of the hall and downstalrs, A second bul- let passed througa the arm of a man known as “Tony,” who was acting as floor manager. While he was making a protest against the use of frearms some one attacked him with a knife. Fortunately, he was weartng full s. consixting of a pea Jacket and two ers, aad the knife blade was not long enougt to reach through his cloth. ing and do him much damage, thou ¢ was pinked The reserves (rom the Mercer street station were called and the hall was cdeared, An ambulance surgeon from St. Vincent's Hospital attended to Wal- lace, and We was taken home. Tony cacaped in a ca FRANCHISE VALUES FIXED. Total, New 8250,150,705, and We RETA ATE. The State Board to-day gave out A statement showing the totals of fran- chise tax valuations during the flacal year which closed Ovt. 1, Inst, in each county of the State. The total valuations of ail franchises taxed 1g $256,150.70, ax compared with $265,702,750, the aggregate of the valua- tons during the preceeding year, The valuation of, the. franchises in o! Greater New York 1s as follows: 97,488, a: BAS tan, queen faonde rit 0: otal, 213 ate renter sANY, Oct. MORE MONEY FOR LIBRARIES. =: BOARD OF ESTIMATE ASKED TO MAKE $200,000 INCREASE. of fe Lab: Shown to Be Nearly 2,000,000 Volumes a Year. The Board of Estimate devoted most of Its time at the meeting this morning to considering the estimates for the pub- Ms Mbrary eystem In the five boroughs. The amount asked for last year was ¥299,662.30, while this year $503,298.70 1s asked. showing an increase of over Body, for the Brooklyn Public Library, sald that the circulation has increased from 100,000 to 196,00, and that twelve new branches would be added. The Harlem Library has increased from 134,000 to 138,000; the Flushing Li- brary has increased to 3,600; the Young Women's Christian Association Library, from 50,000 to 48,000, the Webster Library from 9,00) to 110,00); the Cathedral Cir- culating Library has increased to 342- 09. The Queens Borough Library has increased about 7% per cent. The total culation, {t was brought out, {fs 1,770,- HORAN'S BOUT WITH THIEVES, LETTER CARRIER, SEEKING SHELTER, WAS ASSAULTED. ‘Third Avenue Thugs Heat and Rob Mim Before an OMcer Appeared. fohn J. Horan, a letter carrier, Using 331 East Forty-thind street, while y shelter from the rain under an seeh awning esrly this morning at the corner of Third avenue and Forty-jhinl street, was brutally kicked and robbed by three thieves, one of whom was arrested. He was Willlam Prange, twenty-five years old, who gave his address at No. 827 Leonard atreet. Horan had been to a reception until 4 o'clock this morning. Allghting from a Third avenue car and seeing that it was atill raining he took shelter under the awning. Almost immediately he was pounced upon by Prange and his two companions, who rushed upon him, knocked him down and then proceeded to kick him about the face and body. Horan's shouts attracted Policeman Charles McDonnell, of the East Fifty- first street station, and when he ap- peared he saw the thieves running up the avenue. He overtook Prange, on whom he found a silver wateh that Horan said had been taken from him. Prange was held tn $1,000 bail by Magis- trate Brann, of the Yorkville Court, To JAPANESE STEAMER LOST. Only One Person Aboard Tearu- hike Mara Was save: NAGASKI, Oct) 14—The Japanese ateamer Tauruhiko Maru has. been wrecked off Mejima. :Only one person of those on board was ved. The marine records available do not contain any reference to a steamer named the Tsuruhtko Maru, FIRE RAZES BOATHOUSE. 810,000 Lone, ‘The boathouse of the Nautilus Boat] dressed to him by Policeman Bossand, Club, at the foot of Sixty-fitth street, Bay Ridgo, was totally destroyed by fire last night. .. The lows is estimated at $10,000. banks in egcnnection with the incere mediate fe gree planned by Minister of ea Educ 2 Clab at Bay Ridwe Suffers) street screamed and fainted. Russtan fehools.| tne s ioald "sr. PETERSBURG, Oct. 14. — Savings] tothe Thietieth atreet atatio Sale of SILKS. A very large-stock of fine soft weaves, for evening waists and gowns. The colors are delicate, showing the latest o7al tints of pink, blue, nile and grey. Novelty Moire Brilliant, Louisine Broche, Argentine, Damas Imprimé, Liberty Satin, Peau de Cygne, and White Brocaded weaves, : S85c. per yard. value $1.50 per yard. 12,000 yards of Lyons, brilliant Taffetas, for in black or linings, waists or skirts, pl: white, 22 inches wide, 75c. per yard, JAMES McCREERY & CO., Twenty-third Street. UPHOLSTERY DEP’T. 4th Floor. LINEN DEP’T. Damask Tablecloths. Bleached. Heavy quality. Comple‘e stock of ‘new patterns 1.75 and 2,00 each Lace Curtains. About 200 pairs,—fine hand-made point Arabe 8-10 2.25 ‘ 3.00°°“ long curtains. Handsome 8-12 2:7 Sic 3/00 ain: patterns. | Napkins to match. $11.50, 15.00, 19.50 and 20 inch 1.85 and 2.00 30.00 per pair. per dozen | Renaissance Lace, mounted 24 inch 2.75 and 3.00; on French Grenadine or per dozen; Scrim,—Full length cur- Bleached, Turkish Bath tains. Towels. $10.50, 16.75 and 24.50 20x44 inches,—fringed ends, per pair. 2.00 per dozen. Sash curtains to match all full length designs, Lace Bed Sets. Point Arabe Lace Sets,— fuli size, numerous nov- elty patterns, $35.00, 40.00 and 50.00 Per set. Usual price 45.00 to 85.00. 24x47 inches, — hemmed ends, 2.75 per dozen. Huck Towels. : Hemmed,. 2.69 per dozen Ss white or colored bord:rs, 2.40 per dozen. Extra Heavy Irish Huck Towels,—hemstitched, 3.00 per dozen. Fortieres, Imported Velours Portieres, —richly embroidered in “Period” designs. Colors,— Empire red and green, nile, moss, rose, Burgundy and turquoise. $16.75 About 175 pairs,—Venetian Velours, edged with heavy rope cord,—reversible. Colors, — reseda, old rose, empire red and green, pink, sage and blue. JAMES McCREERY & CO. Twenty-third Street. to 25.00 per pair. BLANKET DEPT. -4th Floor. Eastern Wool Blankets. Single bed size, 3.co and 3.75 per pair. Double bed jtze, 3-75 and 4.50: per pair. Extra large, 4.75 and 6.50 per pair. California Wool Blankets. Single bed size, 5.00 and 6.00 per pair. Double bed size, 6.00 and 7.50 per pair. Extra large, 7.50 and 9.00 per pair. $7.50 per pair, Brass Bedsteads and Bedding to order. JAMES McGREERY & CO, Twenty-third Street, COLORED DRESS Down Comfortables, — cov- GOODS. ered ‘with: figured :mercer- ized sateen. Full size. 2,500 yards of French Venetian Cloth. This material is imported in black and all the new Fall shades of grey, beige, reseda, cardinal, navy blue, brown, Austrian green, cadet blue, rose and castor, 52 inches wide $1.50 per yard 5.50 each, Value $7.00, JAMES McGREERY & CO., Twenty-third Strect, MAD RIDE UP BROADWAY. Foy Wouldn't stop and Policeman value $2.50 Chaved Him On Cet Heres “Whoop: ‘yelled Foy, as he went “up erccavasi cect about 11 o'clock this‘morning on the hurricane deck of his hansom cab. “Hurra; he howled as a woman who Just got out of his way at Thirty-fourth JAMES McGREERY &C0., Twenty-third Street. He didn't care’ for the shouts ad- but kept up his own’ shouts and his mad ‘Bovsan jumped on.a Columbus avenue car; mi {t put on full) speed and caught the cab at Forty-second street. But Foy. wanted to go.on and tt took nt = quick service through funésy ‘orld Wants. If you've got oll sume o amore policemen, ta wel tlm down. te | mer, don't use World Wanta, mas “thet he be- hurry. do, would only: 98; Foy. would ny aabice hat Here ‘the | longed, 20 the Mineola he didn't. care rmtine became oe him,