The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1901, Page 12

12 CRASH ON N.Y. GENTRAL Boston Flyer Hit Freight Car Near Buffalo and Pas- sengers in Panic. BUFFALO, Oct. 39.—Train No. 1. on the New York entral, was wrecked at Grimesville early to-duy by running into a freight car which had been derailed in shifting. The engine and six cars left the track. Only two persons were injured. Enk!- neer Harrison, whose wrist was broken, and a Mrs. Dickinson, who suffered from severe shock. Other passengers, however, were shaken up, several in the sleepers being thrown from their berths. There was a panic in some of the cars tens train left Boston at 1 o'clock yes- lerday afternoon and was due here at io {Bis Morning. The accident occurred 135 A. M. At the Central station fiero tt ‘was nald the conductor of the freight train did not have time to signal the passenger train. ~-FANUD LAID TO MINISTER Rochester Books in a Broadway Broker’s Office. 4t Bro azo, A notice on a door of No. way, dated nearly a week nounced that Rufus 8. an: ren, who did @ stock broker's business there, would be back on Monday, Mr. Green hi. not yet returned. and inquirers can galn no Information of him from the janitor On top of this comes information that a Rochester Grand Jury ts inquiring into the affairs of th clation of New York C: formerly had an offic estment Arso- concern * This at No. tigation ts being made by ttorney Warren, of Rochester, who sent Deputy-Attorney Salgords to this city to seize all documents he could find. This the Deputy did and shipped seve al boxes ‘lled with books and documents to Rochester, 4) ts matd that several hundred far- mers and clergymen of this State ate mourning the loss of sums ranging from $10 to $7,000 through the stock broking concern. Whether indictmen have been brought as yet is not gl out, ‘The asxociation’s documents contain Mase of correspondence between th Investment Association and its custor Bome of the letters contain path= appeals 1 tne etipeals for money that has been as being about shaven, dremsex med and iy He does a larg: through the stu Lockwood, Hurd & Co, floor, and was a heavy buyer, of a number of active stocks re Circulara were to Make Money, Utle of a book “on o: r tia sata. party Tuk WORLD: STERN BROTHERS To-morrow, on the Second Floor Later Styles Women’s Waists Copies of French models and original designs from their own workrooms, of Moire, Cl hiffon, Satin, Peau de Cygne, Peau de Soie, Flannel and Russian Cloth. Also French Flannel Waists, Doe Skin Waists, Silk § Repp Reversible Tapestry Couch Covers, 60 in. wide Striped Crepon Waists, Upholstery On Third Floor & Tapestry Curtains Japanese Teakwood Stands, Tapestry Screens. 3 panel, West Twenty- $1.98, 2.95, 3.50 $2.95 $3.50 Department $4.50 $4.25 from $6.50 to 37.50 Originally $10.75 $7.75 hird Street SUBWAY MEN COMINGHOME Sheriff Seizes] August Belmont and Associ- ates Inspect Foreign Un- derground Roads. LONDON. and hh York rapld-transit lay ont iryan, SUllwell, Deyo. With for thelr work, apecting Waris and London, way, but Is now at No, 44 “There the Information from Hochester its | york an Prealdent ts Rev. Rufus 8. Green, a re- | seDona terlan minister. London We will express {rom Forty-second Hall in “Then, ch includes John 18, McDonald, E. P. who will operate the road; L. B 4 view of obtaining suggestions Oct. 90.—August Betmont saoclates Interested in the New subway sailed to- he Oceante for New York. The and 8. Le electrical engineer. niet engineer. the party has been tn: the Is no parallel between the New nd London systems,"? sald Mr. Id in an interview, “All the trains ptop at every station. have @ four-track system with ins to cover the distance reet to the City x minut aguin, the ‘tuppenny tube’ ar shallow syst suc the Partd underground | aps better still if itwere not for t ety | cate, which, of course, the American runn: Wea nit it woul Many envelopes were seen addressed | such a to Saugerties, Delawa and puree. and’ counties. and Hicnmond to Mr and others up Sta business m lic w You can say. stopped a street car nor dami alngle ne t struct such a pated ver ata however, that we shally ing trains the entire length of | ne tiles two years hence. re weil satisfied with the rate of | made and see !10 reason to an- ay in in) Audahing the work eiieering, think proud of the fact hough the excavations are being the public streets, we hive hor broke: ining win ag or water pl glass in th o ody connected with the wor! get finivhed tn tin my ambition to road, but 1 never when T frat got the tea, "omy let to carry out tractor myself, Of The great credit of thin tn due Helment, who, as a practical man, Is one Ina milton. 1 ork. Board of ‘The Board of Estimate and Apportion- ment this morning passed the budget for 192. The total for the ensuing year is $9.97. 51.9. The budget for 11 was approximately $98,100,000, therefore the net reduction is apparently about $125,000. ‘These ‘amounts are appropriated: $3.56; Sunicips % em: { Depar or’ 314 ITS STOCK GREW AS IF BY MAGIC. BRIDGE COMPANY sTARTED SATURDAY TREBLES CAPITAL (petal to The Evening World) ALBANY, N, ¥., Oct. 9.—The indica- tlons are that the American Bridge Company, of New Jersey, the corpora- tion which practically controls all the bridge construction plants of the coun. try, 1s to transfer {ts bridge works In this State to the Empire Bridge Com- pany, of Horseheads, Chemung County, Sewhich was incorporated on Saturday last with a capital of only one milion flats, and which {t Increased yester- Gay to'three million dollars. That 1s lusion drawn from documents Company, which freien. corporation, Incorporated tive, who la &. A. Lan- on, Tompkins County. (of an’ authorized rep- relgn Sia ate » CITY'S ENORMOUS BUDGET FOR EXPENSES NEXT YEAR. Estimate Appropriates $97,974,- 541.83,Whichls $125,000 Lessthanin 1901. veh Queena, Pe Behoola, Brooklyn underground railways ef] , Charities, 2.088; Correction: ent-House a $11.31, 99), Ten Police, Wii; Fh Armory’ Tosa, $19,253.917: ai Record, $35.2) ere 31, $514,608; ‘Richmond, $247,950, Virtually a retirement from transacting business in thls State, for a foreign c poration this State without the deslanati Authorized reprewentative filed wi the same time a dee sum of and was { - — Mitton £ sorbed Empire Corporation Absorbs New| pany of American Company j Sun risee Sandy Hook fa Island Well Gate ouledon Adirondack Kaleerin. cannot enforce a con ha th the Secre office of the County Clerk County transferring the plant of the {American Bridge Company, in this city, [to the Empire Bridge Company for the $10. The plant ts a | rmerly the prop Bridge Company, which waa ab- by the American Bridge - ——— SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-Day G.27iMun eet THE ham on TIDES Weed W aM. 7? ” Ferry Kingston | Uremen Maria Theresia INCOMING BTEA MSHI Ps Dulmaria, ol DUE TO-DA Mambure. cerca’ U'TGOING STEAMBHIVS, i SAILED TO-DAY, Southerapton. St Lucia. Cotanla, North Drasth ROD REMOVED FROM BRIDGE; Taken Out To-Day and En- gineer Made Mystery of It. The sight of workmen ateel rod on the north bridge near the middle morning led to the bellef among pas- xenger# on atreet cars that there had been another accident to the structure. ‘Thin was dented by C: © Mar- tin, who sald that the a pars removing a of the general repair system on the bridge Mr. Martin was quite Irritated. He fd Ne shouldn't be disturbed so often about the bridge. When asked to tel! why the steel rod was removed he re- fused to do so, The rod taken out was the ninth east of the middle of the span. It was re- J by a new one A scaffold hap n erected west of the middle, and 4 all appearances workmen are pre paring to take out one or more of the roda on that side. It is said that the painters working on the bridge nave Miscovered many spots in urgent “ueed f repair, — The Wheat Market. Wheat and corn opened fairly steady, to-day and later showed signe of Strength owing to small Northwest re- celpts and steadiness of outstde mar- kets. The cables on and on wheat 1-2 inal bouses were fOr were Unchanged ent lower, while for- edited with selling a ork's clo: ng prices w Ds SENDS CASH, BUT DOESN'T SAY WHY. GREENWICH BUSINESS MEN CAN’T ACCOUNT FOR MONEY. Mysterious Sender Belleved to Be Contribations to a ‘oneelence Fand.'! The Rvening World) WICH, Conn., Oct, 3°. —Green- wich business men are wondering who fe sending them money by mall without a word to tell them who the sender ts and for what purpose themoney ta sent, Various reasons are suggested, the oat likely one deing that the money ts om a conscience fund and that the sender, while winulng to pay his obliga- ons, does not want to admit that he hax been so dilatory. Some of the per xons who have recelved ma: tn this way Are not tn business at present, hay ing retired years ago Henry M. Pitzgerald ts one of this latter class, Upon opening his mail Monday morning he found a crisp $2 bunt, tout panied ft ¥ handwriting puzzled him, and he 1 the envelope to some friends, * found ont that John I. Ray George FE. Scotleld hai each pee celved letters containing Money, theirs being $8 bills, It didn't take long for the news of no explanatory word accom: sed handwriting experty In have been visited, but none re tre handwriting, Mr. Hay took hia son Into partnership in bis » Dust: no years wo, a ‘as on the letter sent him was simply he . Ray thinks the bili was owing him for leneth of time. Mr, Scofield in ¢ ent Postmester and a former drug- The Setters were dropped in a rireat mall-box Stniay evening, and the mystery which surrounds them Ja stilt undispetled, —. More Gola Going Abroad. Goldman, Sachw & Co, have in- creased their engagements of gold for export toemorrow by $350,000, making 360,00) which they will ship. This will rina to-morrow’s total shipment up to | WEDNESDAY EVE [Mey Sale of Silk Lined t Jonasson & Go. Tailored Suits. Blouse or tight-fitting coat, flare skirt, made of black or blue fancy striped cloths, regular price $28.50, Special. $49.75 Silk Lined Flounce Skirts. Of cheviot serge or Thibet Melton Cloth. Tailor stitched flounce, value $16.5, $14.75 Fold Tucking on flounce, value $18.50, at 943.75 Suits for Small Women. Size 32, Skirt length 39 “34, “ “ 40 “ 36, “ “~ 4 Exceptional values at $16.75, $23.50 ong $28,50- Eroadway and J2th St. STOEKS DL, BUT BULLISH) NORTHERN PACIFIC FEATURE OF THE MARKET. —_—__ se and Copper Alao for Large Share of Pal Favo Sentiment [nthe stock deciledly bullish to-day, the exception of the showed little small. Northern Pacific preferred was the nspicuous feature in the early On an urgent demand, its price lifted 2 full points to 10) 1-2, as ings. comt Ing Nxure + Ake also Union Pacific and Mi sourt Pac! i s of about 1 point each, points higher. displayed gain: while St, Paul was 11-2 The balance of the market Ww: gains averaging 3 ormly higher at ent Lackawanna wa to the bullieh tone. full point at 234 Th which carried uo St Paul, Unton F a Amalgamated to the highest again t 1 preferred rose 315, Vere ead i cauett be2. reat) Northern anes D or Manhattan 1S and Norfolk & » tm 1S, again fatied to dn de ane. beat. but rallied atl O°! ACCEPTS THE PRESIDENCY OF eclosion art ear the beat, ee THE SEVEN’ STATION AG. The total sites af stocks to-day © TH my shares — HK. Thomas, W. H. Taylor and The € ng Quotations. WiW. Jones io ne vies: Awal Copper Am. & pundry wt Atch., aie tr Deb, Del a Hudson Den & Mio G Des, & Rio O pt Erle : orted a NervouR short Inter ings tcumors that the South was bea ng hd take ‘erie ie to hold back cotton, and that Meelis mann “Central Si next” week would. be smatier, ed poeta to “undermine bear "contidens Kilted Wite and ‘Teled satetde, | *imulate bull courage, Fae: 0 enn NEWAY , Mich., Oct. Btees shot and Istantly killed hin wife and then shot himeelf, Lousy to have been the cause of Uhe shovt- A to-day, ‘odably ng. but gains, with Paul, were only fractional and trading animation or actty The number of active issues, too, was red with 102 1-2, yestentay’s clos- ‘as the single exception It opened down « © was another show of strengtl oaTHL aA90 mate, RELIABLE CAR PETS” FASHIONABLE HALL FURNITURE. ‘Ors SHARES Aristocratic in every detail, priced as if It were plebelan. GOLDEN OAK HALL-STANDS, ‘ame in $7.00 (Reduced from $10.99.) market WAS) pere] jmirro “Rellabl with fine brass hooks, ies and St tle rugs, Hnoleums, &c. draperies—every art furnishing lowest prices. ‘Long Credit” home beauty. CASH or CREDIT (@wPeERTHWAIT 104. 106 and 108 Wesr 14° Sr. NEAR 6 AY. deal- elect, unl- per EDWIN GOULD eltte Presidents, *Idency of the Seventh which clored {ts do tzed. ymax, 8. IP, » bank Will resume busines 1 William IL, ‘Taylor and R. 2] Jun 0 uld's prealde bring to the bane number counts, and the Gould. in: naturally E. Ro Thomas, who was the bank for one day, will the Interests of his ather, Thomas. and Willlam Hf. third vice-president, ba h the Bowlin *. will probably Omictal relations between th: pany and the bank. The We: ness, and @trengthen, wiil be looked att Vice-President R. W. Jones who com from Kansas cuy, and ft is underst hat close connections with trial intereate tn the fieeetaa: 1 nee Taylor, Green nb made by him. When the bank have a pald capital of $1.7 amount the new. 31,500, ‘ngit® been reduced from 40,00 LONDON STOCKS ACTIVE. Firm Tone Prevatied Throu; the American Department. Trading was fairly active American department at fully up to New York parity, nouncement t the gold export en; York materially reileved r monet ary tara and ment was shown throughout the mackeu United” States Steet, Tred sautvalent 10 993. i ‘Aton gone Ltrs and Southern Rall Copper shares were strong. ‘° = higher, The undertone was proved in all cotton Ing. Liverpool sent decidedly better cabl 30.—Abrahiun | He wi In belle’ 7.46; J i iatch: TBR, a Yao” but Ror scat, handsomely carved. French floor coverings—carpets of every weave—Oriental and Domes- Curtains, at gives every woman power to vote for, and Brokiyn Sores: Flatbush Av. her Poten $1 Edwin Gould haa accepted the Prest- National Bank, ® but has reorgan- ‘The Vice-Presidents will be Edward R. Ww. the latter also being cashier, Ina a wiven out by the cy will arRe Ace will be enlisted wherever {t can, realdent of look after Gen. Samuel the who {# connected Trust Com- be in charge of the er which the bank hopes to retain middle and far Na ita doors dt wi this Interests wibeeribed 0 at 116. The old capital, there- in the the London Stock Exchange and prices averaged The an: 190n common to. The <a The Cotton Market, The local, egtton market opened steady to-day with prices 1 to 4 points im- markets this morn- and TERR ET STEP OCTOBEK 30, tee [Rothenberg &. New York's Fastest West 14th St FREE OF GHARGL For Thursday, Friday and Saturday of This Week Only. All Garpets Purchased During These Three Days ' Will Be Made, Laid and Lined Free of Shares. The floor space in the carpet store will soon b: needed for holiday displays—that’s why we are making this unparalleled offer to reduce stock, The quickest way to clear it is to offer unrivalled prices, Satisfaction Guaranteed orf Money Promptly Refunés=. Look at these and remember that making, laying and lining cost Os you absolutely nothing : ernltne Axminster Carpets, with bor- ders to match; value $1.35 per yard, at... eeeceeee 5 E '98c Velvet Carpets, in parlor, ‘ini ng-roem, sitting-room, hall and stair pa’ terns, per yard. is 75c 60c Cork Teen: 35. Higgins’s All - Wool napesty Car pets, in a plenudid assortment, per yard... 50c ge tra Good Union Ingrains, selling cls eat 49 cents per yard, at, per 35- $10.CO Seamless Matting, $5.98. yard 5,000 Yards of XX Genuine Cork Linoteum—A special] These matting overings have proven remarkably popular. lot offered at this price during this sale onl; rhe sas ot He ds faye ee Rec lundrels pete 7 “old more will go during this sale. Reversible; two yards wide: unusually great variety ; sold 35c im red, crcen, oak and blue: worth $10.00 B5 98 | Per roll of 40 yards; offered at.... ° iphonts and Lace . Gurtains. $3.00 Lace Curtains, $1.75 Pair. $6.00 Irish Point Lace Curtains, $3.98, Scotch Lace Curtains, Renaissance, Irish Beautifal iris Point Lace Curtains, 1.75 3.98 Point, Cluny and Arabian attern: 3% and4 with rch open work and decp embroidery on yds. long, extra width, overlocs fed c sie tincst bob b:net cither white or ecru;real Value white or ivory; value $3.00; ¢, pair. $6.00; very special price, pair. sale Po'nt d’Arate Lace Curtains. $4.50 Armure Portieres, $2. 98. 150 Pairs of Heavy Armure Portleres, ead ny Point d’Arabe Lace Curtains, former 5.98, at, pa Point d’Arabe Lace Curtain: 7.£0, at, pair Point d’Arabe Lace Curtain: 9.50, at, pair... pri . see eeee. colors; 4.50 deep lattice fringe, all th: 5 98 vate $4.50; tale price . 75 Couen Covers, revers.ble heavy Orie ital Tapes- try kno.ted tring: all around; value $2.50; sale price 1. 19 Fur Baty Carriage Robes. formes size Iceland sh:ep Pocket Robe, d Mining throughout. Thibet Pocket Robe, satin lined, 0.00. $10.00 Silk Mercerized Fortieres $5.98 Pair. At 1,987 ene etch Mckee Robe, 75 Pairs of Reversible Sik Merccrized ‘5. 98 At 3.9 att orings; value $10.CO pair, :alz price. ... Falls Stirring Rug Offers. Values Unrivalled Elsewhere Ful Portieres, heasy repe edre, exquisite ¢ At 5.98 sive Biselow Body Brussels Rugs, 12 ft. Smith's Scamless Axminster Rugs, long and 9 tt. wide, known for ihe Les ft. tong by 9 ft. wide, plain and splendid wearing quilities. exquisite pa: seein eli or4 -J6. lor and dining-rcom patte: ns, Persian and 2 Oriental cffec's; values $25.00; sale pric: merrow’s si'e price . Reversible Smyrna Rugs, 12 ft. lorig and 9 ft. wide; red Extra Heavy All-Wool Smyrna Rugs, 6 ft. long and 3 ft. wide best knotted wool fringe, perfectly reversible, all fen; San pattern: valu: and ees floral andg rete anle alt’ 8.75 \col ovings and 12 diferent patterns, valu: $398, 9 39 sMrotly tand mad), iv Oriental Hall Runners, sitios"? " i 1.98 in Greater New Yor el for superior 10.6x7.6, 1 wo th $17.50; fo morrow at. : 1-98 Big Housefurnishing Bargains. More economy chances in this b’g, well-arranged basemen! thin in any other place of its kind that we know of. Wonderful value giving has made it popular with thousands of New York's most thrifty housekeepers. Look els:where first n wish to be convinced that Rothenberg offers are bes’. Heaters, &c. Gas Radia-| National Oil Heater, 6-suart offered dur.ng this sale at... long ard 9 ft.;Royal Smyrna Rugs, positively unexce s2rng .valitics all wool and reversible, size Wool-Filled Ingrain Art Squares, 10.6 ft wide, strong, bright celors, 1 size, value $4.08; sale pric Gray Enamel Ware. Tea and Coffee Pots: Stewing Pans, lumi-| tank, 9-inch wi k, burns 10 f Had finish, 4] hou 133 gts. 2qis. 3 ats. with handles, 6 lutesau special 25c. 29. 33c. 1.49 Rice Boilers: 6 tubes, spsial |.Coal Gy BTR cover, 2 ma cba +2 qt. are 198 | Heating | 28c. 39c. 45c. size. cylinde: Frying Pans, each. Round Cy Heder. ds 1s Heat- ete 2 Colanders... 19 ing Stove, alumi- elbow an > mun tinish, special at 98c collai, at Covered Buckets 49¢ large size set up Hanging Soap Dishes {Qc y Gas-Stove Tubing, mohair | {ree for Funnels, large size 10c Mutfin Pan: covered, all regular lengths, Baby Fo2d Cups. ‘ G hole, 9 hole, 12 hole, Lee eee Renton! 3c 2.98 Bed Hans, with cover.. 98¢ 15. 39¢, 25c. Mattress and Pillow Offers. Greatest Values of the Season. Every Mattress Fully Guaranteed. Agenuine pure South Amsricin Horsehair Mattress— gray or black—mad: up in one or two parts, covered in a choice selection of tickirg, worth $18, sale price, all sizes covered in fancy | Sanitary Combination Mattresses, covered ved Mixed Hair Mattresse: Maen im and sateen ticking, in one or two parts, "Enimand full weight; regular price $14.00; Atevese all sizes, “fol d 33/5 1.69 1.200 313-Ib, Feather Pillows, covered in A C A ticking, 88 1,000 Wool Top Mattresses, covered tn during this sale in all sizes at.. Ts ALES ak 000 = 3-1b. ‘eather low! 1,800 Feather Pillows, in A C Api eS AG Ati ing, i kta 69c, in satin ticking, in one or two parts, worth $6.50, all sizes, sale price. Hair Mattresses, covered in ore Edsel rare worth 50 each, but of! tered 4. 75 ney, ticking, worth GE) all sizes, sale seco price tickings size 20x26; worth A Ae) fire 22x28, worth 7$c5 sale price 2 sale price. worth $1.75; sale price, each. seteeees 1901 WORLD ALMANAC AND ENCYCLOPEDIA, oteFOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERS.2g