The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1902, Page 4

‘CHILD LISPS STORY HOW FATHER TRIED TO END LIFE. ' einaesanauitiniomn Bile: Little Henry Schutte Sat in Car Swallowed Poison. MEYER BROKERS OWE $2,168,314. Makes as Parent Receiver Bush, of Henry Bros. & Co, Statement of Firm's Liabilities. J. Adriance Bush, assignee of Henrys Arthur le Mover who was examined | Bros. & Co., No. 71 Broadway, one of me LL LAS le iL AG the firms which was dragged down! peji-simmons syndicate of bank wreck in the collapse of the Meyer synal-] vrs Had a Canal Se a cate properties, announced to-day W. i ; 4 that tho Habilities of the firm were] (Wien he syndicate 4 $2,168,314. | tekcting Arm that had wachers to bull” He eaid further that the available/ canal that wou assets were more than sufficient to ieee Aina ea by liquidate all debts in full and nat} yy claims would be paid as fast as pre- sented. Henry Bros, & Co., make application for reinstatement to the Stock Exchange as soon iis it is said, will hood at the ur Woone Was no! 4 The Bauitable wa legal 1 can be eo es ; estes tew scan capital stock of $10 | hive Simmona wan Vive-Hresident of the noon] bank, but neither he nor ‘There was a conference this afierr Detween Vice-President Forgan, of the] in the directs , tlonal Rank; two up-] was and Arthur 1. Meyer.) sible head of the | with a view to arranging 1 settlerent] aged and eminantly respectable @entie~ hy ynduct a man at wealth, wo felt consid iated rahi chosen to ¢ banking institution of Meyer'a indebtedness to Whexe inatl- tutions, The Chicago bank Is said to have Joaned as much as $200,000 a After the conference Mr. rorgan said laed Seve Danka. » that progresa had been made toward &1 win ihe Kquitable Hank organized settlement. the schemers s: t he. It fs understood that an offor ing. made to have Meyer and begin operations Vwith first-class banks downtown and, powers Webb get together. Ac made preparations to get together al a. 1RA WAS Ken Lae Namen peeves ne | 5 to this report the plan is to hi Icey AD CHUREMELL GCUIRRTAL cua (i 2a]| ee CHEK ES ok the, tather Webb lend Meyor $00,000 if Meyer '8 | iw. or other peopl: ‘ in ey Aid Tt bv from him and! By 1 ymething shot a e pocket of his} willing to stand for the remarks which |) 00 he Wedd made about the syndicate and its | Pn | management, ‘eotid little —— MEYER FIGURED ABs! director. Simmons IN EARLIER WRECK. wee Ab eS the « commer of Seventy-second hind avenue ank KNOWn as the ) Arthur L. Meyer determined ak, He made eller which he took from sh! ay sick ear xeroamod and a lot papa and picked him up Poot the car, dle nearly the seat when he fell With seriou: three-year told tiedey inh} t took out a Without uttering a word the man vised the bottle to his lips and drank ve contents, and fell with a scream to] off) she oor of the Prompt medical of the despe Ws taken to uh there pulled me attention waved the te man. Little Henry | Parkville police sta- Ry Cent 7 aaa som ry Schutte The collapre of the Webh-Meyer Syn-/@ share for @ controlling Interest tn the rattle the dramatt: mant Hite Ta titan Pike Gade Gieate has recalled to mind the collapye Stark . , his father, He Behutte, ¢ Schutte, of No. Park avenue, Brook. | that of the Pell-Simmons Syndicate in 18, | The men appro bought a Con and disappointed, tried to Kit | yn elaimed the child long after mid-| the c ekhollers bolic rst night by drinklax asl ight. when the Fauitable, the Lenox Hi! and | trolling interest from the Sixth National banks were wrecked for $10 a share and px with his it nutte bad written letters to his, depre bank 4 by the ope: 8 of @ gang of “chook | ference. en) they, cure t Coney Inland ¢ forgiveness for| Widening of the tunnel, have been com- with Simmone and Pell at the jover to the syndicate, and this Is how) Beside the despondeat man sat his oe erated 5 pet nat year-old boy Httle fellow mlonhinnceavila a There is to be a eha In the schedule Archur L, Meyer was a dircetor at the | yunt of the deposit and nestled his curly head) aye Ricconalwae ~ of the trains, smi sumers on all time in the Lenox Hill Bank ¢ drawn on Us table Taineyi sav How BERET; jevalaniane Corgi 3 The (euaiiua(kia/ auction tatiavatcalll tie Bia father, Sigmund L. Meyer, was] bank and certified py ution, signals, which will draw if, the ————— | in NO PATRIOTISM IN TRADE; rector in the i Dhe firm of 8. T posed of Sigmund & Was used in the ks to th with whic ations of some | wore doing business, de er, | downto of the securities and checks that figured | received tu return certified «i IT’S DIVIDENDS THAT OUNT, ; [that emporio mae in rhe Manipulation of the three prop- | these respectable and undoubtedly: re- D H (G} would ave way what they were, 7 ertiey. i} G se ‘ as EB 7 ublic will be satisted vit ; [Hiabte inruitucions. “With hese good ANDREW CARNEGIE, Miukied toe nat a tert mre, Sigmund T, Meyer and Artuur 1..| they hustled up and bought the Lenox | ———__———_ ++ \Change "Wil have bee , | the newsy romen will hi portul Iron Master Tells England Not to Be Alarmed |*«« #! Over the Ship Combine. Meyer were witnesses in the inquiry | Hill stock, into the collapse of the Sixth Nacioual| Scarcely nausing to draw breath after Bank, as was Phillip Meyer, a brother] thelr Lenox Till coup, vey of Arthur L. |tures for the purchase of the § Nothing incriminating was proved | tional Bank, 9) ‘Thirty-third street and 4 against the Meyers. 1t was shown that, Broadway | femal the imiorsement of the firm of 38. 'f | Ronght « her Bank. LONDON, May 8.—Andrew Car- ted/to.confiict with ithe |is)a Meyer & Son was on a check for a] Charles 4. Leland wae President, and! negie, who galled from New York on he could be relied from, Joan made by Peter J. Claasen, presi | was willing to sell control for “ he le; but, with | the f dent of the @ixth National Bank, to] 8673000 Certified checks on the Kquita- | SPFHl 80 on the American line steam- Ido not think legisla alae Ke | ReBAMI AY TTA Che ral earn teenies | Pell, Wallack & Co., a concern orgai ait Lenox Hill_banks were drawn (€® St. Louis, arrived in London to- fued for the purpose of “kiting” checks. |and traded for cheeks on table day and promptly proceeded to con- | °° 1908.” : q Jdovntown banks. ‘Twelve of these 4 nals i¢faaliirraswtacitien: lo cntown hanks Twelve of thet sole great Britain on the subject of (pat ritainoay pmeriaen mints, ; checks, every one of them worth 1m | 20% r. Carnegie retter. : Arthur 14 Meyer, under oath, admit-| cris on the dollar, were given to Mr. (the shipping combine. Ho wald there | viewer his ieliel that Great Bolan ta | x ted that the indorsement was “irregu-| Leland for (he Sixth Natlonal, and he! Was no cause for alarm. | the future, would form a State In ‘the q Jar,” but maintained that {t was coun-|astepped out iu teow than ten minutes af | To combine the shipping treme,” sald | oY RaEVels tenanced by banking customs, ter the bargain was conchile: Mr. Carnegie, ‘Hn a big order, ‘There t The operations of James A. Binmona, | in loss tian to minutes more Gon. | ie a free eight of way on the eooar and | Metheeaes, Ms George H. Pell and their dupe. Peter |Claasen stepped in ax President, and 10 the tramp steamers ace atwice with [awhteenee ie ane oe THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 8, Extra Pants; BiG CHANGES IN CENTRAL TUNNEL. Expected that and Steam Nuisance Will Have Been Entirely Abated. J.|!mprovementa tnstalled in the larger improyements, which include the Thveutigation, ‘by an By On Wearing Apparel J. Claasen, created a tremendous sen- [leas than an hour he had turned over tO | (a The merger may give one LIN ateeanine cao Riid rt gation in the financiul world, ‘The names | the echemers $622,000 worth of necurition as a a ae ‘ Ht . ately DAvaRiae Gare ae ne ua ee p Exe of many reputable men were used in 10k HNO | atvants 1 anh Hitec Mua WSU Cat their schemes and man suppose Hi. Hon syndicate, having retro on eee fe) $120,000,000 PAID table firms analsted them. Dusiness and reformed, «9 | car fo 1902. B. Altman’ Go. Will offer on Friday and Saturday, May 9th and 10th, in their Boys’ Clothing Dep't | in addition to Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits and Hats and Caps, of washable materials, Negligee Blouse Waists, Straw Hats, etc., 400 Boys’ Suits, comprising the following: years, . Sailor Suits; sizes 4 to 10 years, — Also — sizes 4 to $5 years, the Middle of June It Is the Smoke the middle of June the Ne 41 Railroad expects Wo haye such the public will be sausted with onditions obtaining there until the waion of the local tracks and the Agent George W. f the statement nity examine nat lone. ar at mechanical {mprovements con the ated, ‘The smoke consumer, tion of Master Mechanic 8! device which permits the smoke the stack to be drawn back over res and passa hee ae SHAW MODIFIES BAGGAGE RULES. mption May Be Claimed and ther Articles—Discharge| r Taking Tips. Norfolk Suits, sizes 7 to 12 years, . Dea aerate bail sizes 9 to 15, $3.8 5, 4,75 «13:78 . Le Boutiller bos Women’s Imperial Oxford Shoes. Our Women’s new Imperial ici Kid Oxford Shoes, made york|on four new styles of lasts, «1|are a creation of high art in shoemaking. They have kid or patent leather tips, military or Cuban heels, are stylish, very com/ortable to walk in, # and superior to any $3.00) »| Oxford shce made. To intro-|} '|duce them we habe made the price for Friday and Saturday 0.95 STOCK MARKET OPENED ACTIVE Reading Common With an Advance of One! Point—Other Railroads in Good Demand. Tohn Darrell SonsSons “ANNOUNCEMENT SPECIAL.” We have secured anoiier lot of goods equal, if not better than those advertised Jast week in the line of Wash Fabrics, and will offer them to-morrow at the prices quoted bzlows \At 6c. yard, Outing Flannels, Lawns, Dimities, &c., were 12c. to 15c. yard, At 15c., yard, French Organdies, Irish Dimities and Scotch Zephyrs, were 25:. to 30. yard. jAt 20c: yard, all Linen Waisting in Stripes, also Fou'ardines, Black and White ani White and Black, were 35c.a yd. \At 25c. yard, Silk and Linen Pongee, the choicest fabrics of the | season; self colors, Pink, Light and Dark Bluc, Grey, Tan, Red and Rose. | Also in stripes; were 50:, and 75c. yard, Also Offer as a Special Inducement 350 DOZEN Ladies’ Summer Silk Waists, y Tucked Yoke, Pongee, White or Colored corded Wash Siiks. Also White or Black China Silk, Lace Trimmed, made especially for this sale, are worth $5,00 each, at $3. 98, Broadway, 8 & 9 Streets. “ $4.50 65c, —— we There are more Royal Bengals now soldin Greater New York than any other little cigar selling at 5¢ for16) Their quality is remarkably good Started | There war talk wae to ie | Barhees wae ts) SU eas 20 am 10 he exact ohAsacter it} FOR SHIPS IN TRUST, es i rp beartig of the combination, But ny 4 the cases against all but sin Aer (nee SMT ORER ARUUE | | Te rcoiB ABS eis ealie atte aw =i 4 and Classen were dropped H makik i LONDON, Mak S—Dhe Awtociateg| WASHINGTON, M THE stock market Bay opened active three were tried and sentenced to serve In HO question of pate | Prowse hus secured copies of the shipping | Shaw to-day tesued ani and with a fairly good display of q + time in prison—Pell ten years, Simmons ib & Walleek ow inn de umbiin ‘ - * a 1 he yeetde f baguage of. H E IN agmnuttia hirreennen te overning the inspection of baggage Of gicanesh ‘There wore @ few éeciines {i even years and Cluasen six years Pell oC by Avthar 1, fly tor a | They are called “Pr onal incoming passengers at the ports of the “ Bie i and Simmons werr pardoned by Prev Ihrevtyingici MNlOnAl Agrees Te alte in tag the spectalties, but the general tendency oan Harrison and Claasen by Grover Ary | » Amonk the more important moditica-| Was bullish, | veland. " Bue hit tlans are the following The Readings were in fair demand and A Daring Check “Kit Fay | Atlant The free admiasion of any article that) | a 3 George H. Pell wax provsnly ihe mo eae ; med TERY AOD | at tro @aring check “klter , i s MUL Wat, ater eat toes | LO ae ang: Age at ov Jay's closing ever known, Jt woe hin bosses hat he W a he second preferred showed + Was carrying 80) wor ” Mite od fo Art y Me bd ‘ Ma) Ma? of BA, at 70 Led, aa wheok# all the time et jt 4 aiharen ies 4 i | The Paciticn were about 1 point In ad-_ j q Bankers relate how, on» copier! five y otne sh Nations R eaaaain ; bane Nee eter o Mille ', vunice of yoaterday'a cloae Lowlayille af $43 ¢ “ 1 @ \peauimnen by a ane « (ey Messrs: Was Up 1 1-2, to 1M 1-2. ? “ f iu s |, ‘ tnd Baker, ©) Southern Railway was active at an i 4 it i L Is Ms f which so, Colorado Fuel wae off 1 point, at <4 fag 10 £5,000000- and got army moveral Way rah " rmulative at or employees will | 19, 4.2. New York Central was off 1-2, with it. Meyer Owed 0,000 ne Le cereal ks $0), 000,00 mon atogh, be dixcharged should thes’ aecept @| yt goed An tnterenthix t 0) th Aug ' & American ier, ‘The. | ay pe Ff ‘ i gratuity or bed under any are tie ‘§ 'Trading continued active all morning @ind in connection with P The + “ ut r \ : ? dial 3 PAC Cent | while in the diwoharge of thelr dutte and the tone remained firm. “1 A Be praminence of his ta: ‘ sin GiMoultien mami tle 845, tiie paar atllved to becon Iieventes ladies desiring to huve thelr DaggAge| ‘Trading In the afternoon pecame dull, ah NTAKE WINNEIS OF 4 ae the entree into the a " ican holdar A ia | fe White Bhar lines acaulsition 4) examined privately will be granted the yur the whole list wax very strong, vurel nd gen) ay (iy miles); B. Bletaoe's York. War @ mu 1 “ t red t ‘aine the ure si) A |“ ud to Jar Wi, (he combing, | privilege whenever the steamship com: /ype general tone remained steady up April 8—Teniesrbue Derby’ (iis Mlivs); ‘T. J, Hayes's Royal Victor (122 Ibs.) Laila Vunderbiit, 4 1 nears te ove the bank from ruis will ¢ eatin aah M6 ACO, SAMIR AN ey as .Brorined @ Mute mace, (60 lone, which waa fraotionally April se—Wentg Derby's sail); F Van Meters Hip Busnence 4 derbiit, und Mr Vander was ' f f ‘ Phd Nitedeee toed Wena rey eee oT " u Digh prices of the day tbs.) Unie, ( 7 : i Par an MEV abcartls was) Oh RA Ket Mou | Mi Hb eth ranaport flnee are cttw prove | A malas of glock Were 60,000 May 4—Me Ai, Hiandlchy (1 mito; ¢ ackay’s Banastar 123 Iba Py Vanderdi\t preferred + hy peape “ i is re ' $19,000 Aimer an jahures and of bonds, $9,000,000 May 26 & FP. Keene's Conroy (oh ld ne MAUL ond op , . 1 ti ’ pi vat RUNS LONDON MARKET STRONG. | Nhe Closing Quotations. June 2 Ji. de FP. Keene's Cap ridley the ame of Wo Beward Web + . K s | r ors 1 1 ne a t wi ie ato 4 bt a ore A in Amerionm Securities Avtive with | cigs “oe June 16 MeCormiok’s Alwedy (12 Ibe) f Y coud at} ey, li June 2— tiem); Mire Hradivy'® Kobert Waddell Uy * ry Yr ittie beitete. ou shalt be ' Jay Was atrong | Auer Suge: miles) Wilson. Jeu The Parader aLow MAY KILL RICH MAN. ARCHEOLOGISTS HONORE “ M Pier ont Mt i He SFOUBHOU A Ty 8 Pe ie Se on “ for nome nw helo 7 j Workman Vraciured Wie hull 16 | votioweips Anaruen ‘ ‘ ae nUevan le give | ETAILED statistics relating to the American # Quarrel of Olmasinal Sadine' ¢ ‘ ) Turf and the English Derby are to be found 1, M vl ’ ‘ dee “ in the 1902 World Almanac and Encyclo. wun, 1) ala ; FP \ aii dia, Price 25 cents of all newsdealers. Sent Me Ebest ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ efievie of a viOW | the Mausiaiie b ' f iy tern bad oad y mail on receipt of 35 cents. he head wih & carpenters be Veliguabine “4 ' “ | oath order Wy The World Alumiae jnoludee & three don Granger, one of bie work mel err teyA Pr | Bele my mk) ally Wort Newepanay “ Pde setbple cupy had o uueliel Bi ciate ae ot ‘ . 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