The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1902, Page 11

HOKERS CUT 0) BUY STOCKS; MONEY DOWN. 10 e Settlement Gives a Boom to Market Trading and Prices Advance All Around on a Good Demand. ILROADS LEAD THE LIST. ~ RTs selection of the strike arbitra- commission and President Mitchell's npt acceptannce of the Hxecutive's ‘were the factors which turned Wide i Wall street, and made to- ay's market boomer instead of a oleking ground for bears, There were no disturbing features in monetary situation, and for the first time in a month a cheerful sentiment mailed on the Stock Exchange. he positive statement that the syn- heretofore mentfoned, would suc- in selling bonds aggregating not than $15,000,000 to the Government, backed up by plausible explana- of tlie delay, and the entire fin situation was decidedly freer trom ting snarls, Barly in the day $5,000,000 was loaned @ per cent,, and later plenty of call onéy was offered at 6 and 61-2 per Mt. More jatitude was given botrow- and collateral was consequently not Led List. Prices were kept within reasonable its in the advance, except in several the speculative issues, where pools Yenewing thelr activity. jal announcement of the appoint- ant" of the Arbitration Commission Vrted q flood of buying orders to Lon- bu, and the American list opened there ‘Wh notable advances in all issu better feeling resulted in an ac- and strong opening here. Advances from 1-4 to 2 per cent. and the market responded encouragingly strike settlement news, struggle had been so bitter, so and so prolonged that every- hailed the settlement joyously ex- the bears and a few deluded " who over night had lost some 4 was this clement which was re- le for the canard that Russell ‘was dead. It was given wide pub- oon after the opening, but was and empWatically dented that with Missourl Pa- and Union Pacific as the leaders, ina lively fashion for the hour, but reacted fractionally later ti later regained the losses. Gates a Heavy Buyer. was considered that some of the ‘ities were going up too fast and @ wes a ministered. she t stria! list the advances not ronounced, but they were ntia, md were held throughout on ‘W. Gates is said to have bougt Rares ot Norfolk & Western wd issue pevances 3 pet cent, from fo) on heavy buying. gpPansotiates in’ the, Louisville & le 1 turned thelr attention to fo Southern, and it is believed most of their profits in L. & N. directly back into the market. @ of the notable adyances were 2 & O., 3 for Norfolk & General Electric 6, BANKS BRING Call Rates Drop to 6 Per Cent. on Announcement that Sev- eral-Will at Once Take Out Additional Circulation. FIRST NATIONAL IN LEAD. The First National Rank, closely identified with the Morgan interests in the financial world, will at once take out $3,000,000 additional eirculatton, using as a basis securities other than Gov- ernment bonds that are acceptable to Secretary of the Treapury Shaw. ‘This is regarded by Wall strect as the most Important step by any na- tional bank since the Secretary an- nounced his relief plan. The capital stock of the First Na- tfonal 1s $10,000,000, against which it has outstanding $3,487,000 ‘circulation. Its new issue will bring the amount up to within $3,600,000 of its capltal stock. A number of other national banks will follow the lead of’ the First National and will increase their circulation. The Chase National will take out $600,000 and the National Park a like amount. The Western National took out $500,000 a few davs ‘These systematic and certain measures for relieving the monetary situation had an effect upon money rates to- day. Call moncy was quoted at the opening at 8 per cent. but later it showed a declining tendency and went as low as 6 before the day's demand was fairly active. ‘The change in condition, as viewed by Wall street borrowers, is the increasing willingness of the banks to renew ac- commodations, which {s in marked con- trast to the feeling a few days ago. ‘This Is the fifth day since any money was deposited at the Sub-Treasury for transfer to interior points, and to-day only $200,000 was sent to New Orleans. Since Friday the Sub-Treasury has lost to the banks $1,760,000, which would indicate, under normal conditions, a urday. good bank statement Sat ‘On the Stock Exchange af Boo: Pee nectidut Man on Treasury eps Proclaims a Conspir- oy to “Sell My” State. ting..the steps of the Sub-Trea- Sn Wall streeh, just opposite the of J. Pierpont Morgan, and stand- beside the monument of George hington, a man with a roll of sheets {n his hand, read the to a crowd which ekcly gathered: “Gentlemen, I'am an American citizen, aative and réailent of Connecticut. I here to protest against a great lative plot to buy and sell my na- Stete. I belleve that Inflated fnan- centred in the State have to- buy the legislative, executh gadicial machinery of necticut -{n- order that this ma- may be used to promote schemes FPscar that some Connecicut polit! leu! 5 ‘have been willing to sell, or at that machinery, for’ shares lative conspiracy, and earnestly and public this t conspiracy, - whic! ‘overthrown. bevor honor of th ‘a dont ¢ nation, the examole of Washington in- us to ‘truth and patriotism In all usin affairs, jt us not lose f public honor {n the pursuit of wealth," ff protest sald he mas iton, He left some of his ‘on the steps of the would have BEY Alum printed “for grata : tion “ie was not molested +” Tho, Cotton Market. sa cotton market opened steady F With prices 2 to 4 points higher. pmpite the news of the strike settle: at, gentiment inthe early tradivg idedly bearish. ‘This was also in so of bril cables and the strength ook market. The bear element | these influences and made much @ weather map and a better erop reports than the average y market and, as are: sure, priGes settled Frothingham loaned $%, at 7 cent. money was sent to the call market by several institutions. THE CLOSING of SSSSSSSESZISSSSE SSIES Ssseet i - " y SEZ = RES: oe Se: FEESE » = 2 Ae Uae 8 eetis eae F RE oS SE Pp sip-s.ggtbiapry Pegs frat Fei Ree! FFF = ee 300 Chicago & Alton pt. 1,500 Chieago & Northwest. G, & Bt. L. |. Buel igsogety 2882) = gebasnen ee ei Ee site 3 AZREBSS ow Bsa: sverhh Fe. rolt, South. pf... Disiiiling Co. certs. Dieting Co. pfs... re Eza sesueee SEASBSEo! # ont soatleuttics, Begaguse tuesisase ft 3: ef * “e ee SSSESSSESRES IMnols Central Piotr Fe Socitiomeak a ae soe! Feri eseebsEes a 1,800 Metro, St. Mexican Central ee SHAW AGREES BOND SALE. Wall Street Hears that Nego- tiations Which Will* Release $15,000,000 Were Closed with Big Banking Concerns. ROCKEFELLER IN THE DEAL. Tt was stated positIvery on Wall street Ithts afternoon that Secretary Shaw had concluded negotiattons for a purchase of bonds from big rational banks, which will immediately release $15,000,000, ‘The bankers Interested, {t was assert- ed, had received positive assurance from the Secretary of the Treasury that |si their terms had been accepted and that official anouncement of the fact would) probably be made in Washington late to-day: . The National City Bank and Harvey Fisk & Sons, acting for the Standard Oll Company and several other of their larger clients, negotiated with Secre- tary Shaw for the sale to him at cur- rent market rates of $15,000,000 of Gov- ernment 4 per cent. bonds. It Is said that this offer will be fol- lowed by a further tender of $10,000,000 of Government 4s, making a total of $25,000,000 to be released to the market within the next fortnight. ‘The terms of eale were arranged in auch a manner, it is sald, as to fully justify the action of the Secretary {n uying the bonds at this time. while the big Interests which offered them feel that they will be amply repald by the Improvement which the purchase of the bonds will bring to the general fi- nancial situation. ———_—_ PANIC ON LINER GERMANIC. Had Rough Pas Abroad and Steergge Became Frightened. QUEENSTOWN, Oct, 15—The White Star Line steamer Germanic, which ar- rived here’ this moming” from New York, Oct. 8 experienced terrific weather during her passage across the Atlantic. A hurricane broke over the liner near the Irish coast and the steerage sengers became panic-stricken and wanted to get Into the life boats, but they were not allowed on deck and ultimately were reassured. NEW GATES ROAD FROM DEAL PROFITS e Operator to Put $18,000,000 Louisville & Nashville Money Into Southwestern Line. John W. Gates and his associates who made $18,000,000 profits in the Loulsville and Nashville geal are to build a new railroad in the Southwest with their money. ° They have incorporated the Okla- homa. Central and St, Louls Ratlroad Company with a/ capital of $15,000,000 and will begin at once the work of construction. This new Gates road wit be 600 miles long and will run from Fireno, through the Osage Nation, Into Missouri, open- Ing a country rich in coal, zinc and lead and farm lands. “It's a good way to keen your money.” d Mr. Gates to-day. “Put St Into steel rails, locomotives and cars and get right of way through a good country and you will soon have a fine income from It." ——$—=__—_— GOLD FOUND NEAR ITHACA. Farmers Find Nuggets and Quickly Leane Tracts of Uplands. (Special to The Evening World.) ITHICA, the vicinity of Newfleld and the farming community of Pony Hollow ara thor- oughly aroused over discovery of nug- gets, which chemists from Syracuse University declare to be gold. B. A. Nash, of Binghamton, and M. 0. Georgia, of Pony Hollow, made the dls- cuvery, and they have quietly leased four thousand acres of land in that vicinity, pretending that they were look- nz for natural gas. The Newfield hills are rough and are the highest In Tompkins County. Cor- nell geollgists say that they are of Vol- canle origin. —<———>__ TO DEVELOP PALISADES. Hudson River Realty Company Has $5,000,000 Capital Stock, SYRACUSP, Oct. 16.—At a meeting of New York and Syracuse capitalists here to-day the Hudson River Realty Com- pany was organized by the election of tho following officers: President, BH. H. Ryan, of New York; Vice-President, Frederick B, Scott, of Syracuse; Secre- tary and Treasurer, Frederick C. Eddy; General Counsel, George W. Driscoll. It Is the object of the company. to develop the Palisades, comprising 12,000 lots, which are to be put on the market and {mproved at once, Y., Oct. 16.—The farmers tn | NEW LIFE FOR THE ASPHALT TRUST. Stockholders Who Want to Re-/» organize Will Ask Court's Permission to Sell Property. Members of the Stockholders’ Protec- tive Committee for tho failed Asphalt ‘Trust will make formal application to the court this week for permission to sell the property of the defunct combine, ‘The receivers will then be asked to turn the property over to the purchasers, who will represent the stockholders. It {s planned by the Protective Com- mittee to have organized by the time of the sale a new asphalt company which shall represent the interests of the men whose money {s still in the concern, to secure & court order re- quiring the receivers to turn over to iia reorganized company, the operation Gtine subsidiary companies. ee LONDON MARKET STRONG. Prices Up ‘The London market to-day was strong and steady in all departments. A more confident tone prevailed than for some time past and trading was lively with hh onew buying in sight. much a°gopartment for American ratl- way securities, the whole list was buoy- | ne on the settlement of the anthracite strike, here was a large number cea cw buying orders from New York and trading was quite active. The leaders In the department were Reading and Pennsylvania. Prices averaged an advance of about 1 1-2 points through- Bouth African mining securities were steady at a fractional advance, ours! T DE MARKET STRONG. All the Stocks on the Carb Show Advances. ‘The outside murket was strong and active to-day. Nearly all the stocks on the active list advanced. Quotations: Big, Ashes: Gen. Foundry 1a. 18 QUOTATIONS. High Tie BM Hk of + 108 a : : 05088 pope ee Sloas Bhettield South. Pacific . South. R'y. «. Goutbern Ratiway pl. SESSESSSSSSE8 ak = ere + RaB2srsassesAegy: Z222R2 22 £. » i e FESEE 5 2328285582 3 Soi 300 Texas Pacific 100 Third Avenue S. Leather, 8. Leather, “pfs 1,100 Wis. Central pfis... Tho total sales of stocks were 1,086,200 and of bonds $4,222,000, Consolidated Exchange Sales. . High. Amal. Copper ci Am, Sugar. At, Top, #8. F At, Top. & 6. ¥. pf. Balt. & Ohlo Balt. @ Onto ris Brook. Rapid ‘Tr Can, “Pacific Ch. Mil. & Col,’ Fuel & Tron, Erle ; Erle lat pf. Erle 24 pf Louls, & Manhatian Mo, Pacific N. Norfolk & Pennsylvania... Reading... Southern Pacific Southern Rallway U. 8, Leathor.. U. 8, Leather Hera Paci! ‘Total sales of stocks wore 193,040 Philadelp! Step for B James D Simpson, Andrew Simpson, jr, and Frederick Stmpson, who do business under the name of Simpson Brothers, manufacturers of cotton good: in Philadelphia, have filed an assign- ment for the beneft of creditors, to William M, Longsteeth, of Philadel- phia, Etta D. Simpson, wife of James D. Simpson, joins {n the assignment for the purpose of releasing her dower in the real estate of her husband, A copy of the assignment was filed in the County Clerk's Office here to-day. H. 8. P. Nichols, of the Real Estate Trust Building, of Philadelphia, Is the attorney for the essignors, a The Wheat Market. ‘The wheat market to-day opened ac tiled profit-taking. 6t, Louis and the Northwest opened unchanged from yes- terday, which was disappointing to the local traders, Foreign houses were buyers at the opening. Later prices fell back to last night's closing figures on the realizing sales, New York's opening prices were: Wheat—May, 77 1-8 to 77 1-4; Desember, 7. Corn=December, 66 1-4; May, 48 1-8. Chicago's pening prices were: Wheat —May, 78 to 73 1-4; December, 71 3-8 to 7 1-2, Corn—May, 43 1-4 to 43 1-8; De- comber, 49 1-2 to 49 1-4. New York's closing prices were: Whéat—December, 77 1 May, 77 3-4. Corn—SOctober, 68’ bid; Novomber, ( 1-2 bid; December, 67 1-435 a isin December, M78 to. 7 i) Corn—October, 60 4 December, 61 to 61 1- iy, 427. ——— John C. Osgood, president of the ‘Cplaradp Fuel and Iron Company, will arrive in New York Saturda: He comes to arrange for the stockholders’ The Osgood faction party bas May, 6-8 Sut se . Low. Clos. | Am Bi 5000. BOND TRANSACTIONS. Dist Co of ‘A coll trust 65 Balson i ii ot |B 00. 85% Erie Penn coli tr 4a HOW eS et at 11000 15 BS tata t S13 ints ererrece 35000012, Man £8’ ‘cons Bye He Hock Val 4ige 8 wae sirséo BE 800 199 hey fo 10000 ‘ Kings Co Hi 4 10 sh Foulelana 4 1000.20 Manhattan 5000. Boutin Jet 1 9000. reereee 18%, ‘Gen Pac gtd ‘Tet 13000. % Con Pa 30000, onl & 1000) ‘ ChUR T & Pac 4s 13000. + 108 8000 13000, . 10000. CB & Q 4a jot 2000, 8 6900: 500. 1000. 200. 18000) 1000. ont St Mo ic &'T ist 60 Pdi de 4000 eons Mo Kan & T st 2000. 86 Nat iit Mex 4a 20000. ssee01 76 1000. ae , nas cecésilemm Shy eo 5000 ve 100, Col F & I conv Gn 35000. bg 150 % 4700) Fy &# NYG P pur money 4s 190100. 95 4000. 1000.20 Nort & West Pocah C&O 4s eS: | 53 7 v7 6) oy 9000. Northn Pac 3s 31000, ‘8000. ‘8000. 1090. Nertha Et i Ore Sh Line 6s 1000, 6 sees Oregon, wh Tine 4p ce & parte 15000. + Oy 20000. 9% The regular quarterly meeting of the directors of the Amalgamated Copper Company was held this afternoon and a dividend of 1-2 of 1 per cent. was de- ¢iared, This is tue third time that this rate has Geen declared Instead of the dividend of 1M per cent. that prevailed every quarter before the copper slump. There was some doubt in the street today wh the company would be able to declare a quarterly dividend at ful, but the experts managed to squecae it out. —————— OFFICERS FOR GAS MEN. ‘Three hundred delegates to the Am jean G: Light. Association from all over th nited States assembled in the breakfast-room of the New York Ath- letic Club for their thirtieth annual con? ‘vention, ‘These officers were elected for the en- suing year Alt 3. Miller, Chief £: gineer of th New Amsterdam Gas Com- many of New York, President; Norris, of Eniindelphia, Fa., Wiret Vick. resident; Baward G. ‘Cowdery, of Mil- Waukes, Wis, Second Vice-Pres. dent: fm Prichard, of Yynn, Mass., Third e-Presitent;' Alfred Wi. Vorsi or » N, J, Secretary and Treas- D) 70000. 163000. 60000. 12500. Reading gon’ 4a 6000. ~ 9% abt & 8 ene 48 gen, 11000. is 6000, er FRERESEEPESER FF. SReRSseessnase: g ° ba ea. be 0. 106! 1% cages iat TR 109 [U8 107% 1064 U8. 110% 1194!D Us. Sem U Banking and Financial. fae) ee WM. GOSSITT CONE & CO. 44 BROAD ST., NEW YORK, Bowery Bank Building, COR GRAND STREET AND BOWERY. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON, bought and eold for Investment or on margin, Cal! or write for Pocket Investment Guide, a ready reference: also new book. “THE THE- ORY SUCOESSFUL INVESTMENTS AND SPECULATION,” free upon application, HAIGHT & FREESE eime™? CO. tttnars STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON, We will be pleased to send you upon nyuest our 400-page, eloth-boun TO INVESTORS," also STOCK AND COTTON MARKET LETTER! partner in an established busi- ‘hems; no take; $660 needed; balance cay be pald out of bustness, Addfess “Investigate,” 169 World. Lost, Found and Rewards. Railroads. Railroads Pennsylvania RAILROAD. STATIONS foot of W TWENTY-THIRD ST. and DESBR CORTLANDT 81 44" Tho leaving time from Desbroses and Cortlandt sts, is ftve minutes later than that Klven below for Twenty-third at. station, except Phere otherwise noted 7.55 Ac M.—FAST MAIL—Limited to two Batfet Parlor Cara New York to Pittaburg. Sleeping Car Piltaburg to Chicago. No coaches to Pitts by 806 A M—FAST LINE—Pittsburg and Cle i A. M.—PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED—Pullman Compartment dleepin Observation Ca Toledo, Cincinnati, Indl PNNSYLVANIA SPECIAL— Pullman Observa Dining and Nashville ja Cingin= Indiana: Chicago, St nandoah Valle 5.55 P. M.—Wwe For Toleto, 155 PM Bay Knoxville, ‘Connects AND CINCINNATI Geveland and Cia- cinnatt. WASHINGTON AN 7.85, 8.25, 9,25 (Dintig Car), 10.10 (Desbrosses 4nd Cortlandt ata.. 10.20, (pining Car (Dining Car) A. St, Bg CAT, Deabrosene and ‘ THE SOUTH. nh Pal 25 (Dining Cary, 42 (Dinine can, 085 3, 9.25 (Dining 12.55 (Diutog ‘il Parte (Dining Car), 4.25. (iiuiog Garh, $200 Pa SOUTHERN RAILWAY —Ex; 12.10 alent, dally COAST 'LINE—Express 9.25 ortiandt pre RAILWAY—¥or 5 PM. dally, AILWAY — 7.85 PM. dail; NORFOLK — M. daily: and 255 P.M A.M. Throwgh and NORFOLK AND. Memohis and New Or CHESAPEAKE, AN! ‘A. M. week day week days and 8.55 , dard cot Car, Parlor va je ak week days. w York and Long Branch Rajl- jenty-third Wi) and 465 5A. Ms 485. P. 0 (pessoa Oa 8 85. 8.08, Pevia. Ltted): Jandt ste. Car), 11.6 i Cat), 5 (Dining Cary, 1 roates and Cortlandt a eto 8.25, 38 iuimitedy, & 13.8 (inte Diniog Cary, 6 a” it and statton: and Cortlandt sta: 4 Co 98 Hroadway and’ Pannsyl- Brooklyn: station Jer York ‘Transter Company J check baggage from hotela rough to destination, hteenth at." for Pennaylvante Rallroad Cah Service, J.B HUTCHINSON, J.B. woop, General Manacit __Oan. Pameniner Agent Steamboats. AUTUMNAL FOLIAGE HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE. Palailai | Steamers YORK ‘+ Faates nt eiver boats Leave Brooklyn, Fulton st, and residences Telephone "914 burg oF Poughkeepsle, Restaurant open at 7 A Last Up Trin Sat Oct Patents, BEST FACILITIES for procuring U. 8. and For vign Patents, 20 yearw experience, Consulta ‘G-page Book on Patents sont tree, is negotiate phens & “_elty. ton, adi Good For Sale. and (oy Ane E & HUDSON RIVER R, A, THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE. VIA NIAGARA FALLS. Trains arrive and depart from Grand Central Station, 424 Street, aa below: North aiid west bound traina, except those ing Grand Central Station at 3:15, 8.30, 2.45, 3.90, 9.15, 11.90 to reeelve ation. All southbound trains except the "20th Cén- tury" and the “Empire State Express’ and Nos. 34 to 68 will wtop at 126th St. tom minutes before Arriving time at Grand Central Statloi 12.10 A.M MIDNIGHT EXPRESS. VU iitato Niagara Falls §.02 P.M 3.15 A. M—EXPOSITION, FLYER. | Due EO itimato 1.15, Cleveland 4.45. | Tydlane apoile: 11.46" P.M. cintoagy 1.10. Ste Louls 730) next morning. 7.50 A. M—tapiRoNDACK” AND MON: 754 wnt! EXPR +O°F ali important stations. 8.30 A M—tEMPIRE STATE EXPRESS OU Mort famous train in the world. | Due Huflalo 445. Niagara Fails, 5.45 TM 8. A. M.—*FAST MAIL, 24 hours to Chi- FS cago, Due Buttalo 710. Niagara Falls S07 P.M A. M—}DAY EXPRESS. Makes local Sopa.” Due Buffalo 1.18 A.M. A. M—ftRUTLAND | EXPRESS. Rutland 7.65 PM. P. M.—*RUFFALO LIMITED. Due But- {alo 11 PM. Niagara Palle 12.28 A. M. P. M.—*SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED. nati 10.90, Indianapolts 11.30 Loute 6.46 RICAGO. 0, vin Lake Shore. 2 “tHe STH CENTURY LIM- nour train to Chicago vie Lake Shore. Electric lights and fans FM GIALBAMY AND TROY FLYER. y 6.40: Troy, 7.00 P. LBANY AND TROY EX- GRAND RAPIDS A. M.—*8YRACUSE LOCAL. Stops at SSS =N=9 esee S 10 cinet n- PRCIAL, HORE LIMITED. 24- hour tran to Chicago, All Pullman cars, 7.2% A. M,. Cincinnatl Chicago 4.39, 40,2. ML. Ys, ESTERN EXPRESS. 28 hour = SDACK AND MON- AL EXPRESS. —*RUFFALO AND_ TORONTO Boffaio 7.25 A. M $2. Toronto 10.50 A. 3 SPRCIAL MAIL LIMITED. ng car only for Rochester MA *HOUTHWESTERN SPECIAL. Pincinnatl 7.50, Indlanapotte 10.10 8 7.30, second morntog, anh Flats THERN NEW YORK &: Cape Vincent, Ondenvbure. Sunday excest Mead A, M. ant 196 Poe, Daly ere! Pittateid and vndaye Pullman carson. ail through tral Traine tlamioated “wlan, Platieh | Ticket oMesa at A. SLAG aad 18 3 Union ._ 26 Column ies and. 128th at Fe eh ™ ent Rennes . NEW YORK” CENTRAL ROUTE DETWES: NEW YORK, #0STON AND NEW ENGLAND. Via Springfleid and the BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD. (New York Central & Hudson River RR. Traina leave Grand hue and 424 street 19.00 A. M., 912.00 ‘Mo; arrive Boston P.M. 6.15 A, Mt. Toston. $9.00 3.20 i ti ik t'New York ‘Central oficen 121d roadway. and at Grand Central festions AH. SMITH, GEORGE H. DANIBLS ‘den, superintendent. Gen. Passenger Agent. WEST SHORE’ RAILROAD. ork Central & H. River RR.Co., Lesees) t Lim. for Det., Chi. @ Bt. L. 2) for Hudson R. points & Albany, Buft., Cleve. & Chicago, 9.15 P. M.—For Byr..Roch., *Datly, (Dally, except Su lyn Annex (1) at 110.45 A.M; (2) at 13.06 P.O Leave Jersey City P. RR. Sta. (1) at $11.20 A Me: (2) at 13.35 P. M. Time tables at principal hotels and offices. Bageage checked from hotel of renidence by Westcott Express AH. SMITH, C. %. LAMBERT, Superintendent. Gen'! Pasv'r Aegent. For S: ay. 45 WEST J4TH ST. FURNITURE ONLY. 052( Osa Oss Engraved 180. BROADWAY, Free, WEW YORK, KEENE Watches Repaired. Improved machinery and us to repair or make any part of the most valuable watch at fully x cent. loss than the former 014 watehes bought or new ones Jewelry rej on the prem! Finest ahop ta the elty. KEENE, '°0,Broutway. NEW YORK. $2.50 GOLD GLASSES $i. ‘This Week eur opticians will examine your eyes free thd eel yout pair of #800 Geld Wlases for Ot: igen, KEENE OPTICAL CO, 180 Mroadway, New York. 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