The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1902, Page 11

BROKERS SHY IN Is Listless. FUE One , Westerners Stop Buying. over when the anthracite coal was officially declared at an end. however near future and the con entail. renewed and with a marked receding tendency. ~ Ne Pool Manipulation. ‘The rallroad list, cates in ite activity ing pressure. ties, big pool in Missourl afternoon, Closing was active and strong. Union Pacific, Atchison, St. yivania and Canadian mricted. very little at all Steel W to-day. Strong. The indifference the Westerners dis- the marked falling off of buying orders from their layed was reflected adherents in the West. London was again a heavy seller of but this did bot have as much effect as the sharp dvance in Sterling Exchange to with- pint at which t he entire American list, in @ fraction of the may be exported The industrhil list w: the general market to-day. out for an upward tura Bteel issues at every decline. a_ profit, man Investment these and other low priced stocks. money all da very little demand. It opened | at. Riceded to 5 per cent. banks continue to gain from tho have last Thus far $18,000,000 they -Treasury, since fan nearly riday. HILL HIT HARD Securities System. shies $400,000,000 "pany claim to ha Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Is a Trust. It {s definitely and positively. set forth that Darlus Miller, Vice-President of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway, fe the real traffic director for roads in the pomplne @, charge Is mad airecting traffic matters on. roads and frequen the Officials supposed to look after them, vente is the popular was not exnect D it Hon fF gun combination would let ie the Morgan this. ase become P Seti couch 0 over in the courts, SHIPPING NEWS, —_——_ \. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. {4 H THE TIDES, 2 High Wal 2 AM. P. 11.28 __ INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. DUE TO-DAY, London. Laurentian, Glasgow, . G STEAM “ouregnss TOMY Ireland. El Paso, Ne Southampton. Princess An ‘Town. Cevie, Liverpool, Kingston, STOCK TRADING. Optimists Who Have Braved Un- certain Spell Now Face Gold Export Problem and Market SELLING MOVEMENT IS ON. Industrials and Gould Group Only Is- sues that Show Pronounced Life and Pool Manipulations Absent— Wall strect optimists, who have been playing in hard luck for the last six Weeks, thougiit their misfortunes were strike they were concerned over the prospect of gold exports In the ent money stringency which that will necessarily Under the comdined influence of high- er gold rates In London, a united sell- ing effort on the part of the bears and Ming of Americans in Lon- don, the market opening here was weak which usually indi- and yolume the scope of the market, was weak for the first hour, with every indication of sell- ‘An entire absence of pool mantpula- tion Indicated a desire on the part of the leaders to know something definite be- fore renewing activity in their special- Pacific, . St. Louls Southwestern, Man- nd other Gould interests, let the stocks take care of themselves until the Under support from the pool then the @ntire group advanced and toward the Paul, Pacitie gained fractionally from the opening al- though the volume of trading was re- ‘The Gates party, which has been so prominent in the extensive booming of Baltimore and Ohio in connection with the fl acter taking over of Reading, as stronger than fhactive stocks having been picked were strong and aotive buying at the low figure way the feature in was low and with per cent., touched 6 per cent. and then IN MERGER SUIT. Darius Miller Declared Director of Three Roads in Northern Critics of President James J, Hill and orthern Securities Com- discovered new evi- dence to show that the merger of the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and that he Is actually three nuy take direction of ‘affairs wholly out of the hands of the opinion of what fce-President Miller was In his present tent while the legal ransportation trust is still Tan ioe: G,17|Sun sets.. 5.12|Moon rises. 10.14 ‘Thoman Georgetown BEARS MAY SEND GOLD 10 FRANCE Exports Possible Under Pending Conditions and Wall Street Apprehensive of Effect on the Market. SLOW CROP MONEY FEARED. Wheat and Cotton May Not Reach OtHer Side In Time to Wipe Out $180,000,000 Debt So Yellow Metal Would Have to Go. ‘The money situation has taken a new turn and for the present Wall Street is apprehensively watching the fluctuations of exchange in London and Paris, It is conceded that with the present rates it may soon be possible for the big “bear party in Wall Street to ship gold to Paris for London account and for the effect {t would have upon the market. To-day Lazard Freres received notice from San Francisco of the shipment from Australla of 150,000 sovereigns. Tt will arrive in San Francisco about Nov. 15, and be’ pald over at the Sub- Treasury here as soon as-itisdeposited at the Sub-Treasury on the Coast. Ordinarily this news would have had an effect, but to-day, with money rates 5 and 6 per cent. only, and the chances for the outflow of gold to the Bast to begin soon, the speculative contingent was {nclined to hedge, Wheat and Cotton from the United States ar egolng abroad, but at a slow rate. It Is doubtful whether the exports can reach the other side in tlme to el the gancel (the American indebtedness of If it does not the deflect must be sup- plied in gold, and while this may require Several months, the fact that the Initial shipment may bé mado soon has put Wall street on iteinerve: In the foreign exchange market ‘ster- ling was strong and nearly 1-22 higher. Business was rather qutet and the sup- ply of bills offered was small. The market for demand sterling was 48835 and 49 and for @-day bills 4.85.25 and 3- It Js conceded by exchange experts that if money rates here continue low, the chancesc for exports of gold are much bettered. Share the Pacific Trade and Prevent Proposed Monopoly. Edward H. Harrlman's steamship line to the Orient will be ready to compete with the Morgan-Hill combination with- In a few months. The Harriman project, which ts now well under way, provides for establish- ing one line to the Orlent and a Pacific coast line trade, under the control of the Oregon Short Line Railroad. The Harriman combination, including some of the biggest banking and Stand- ard Ot Interests, will Compete with the Morgan-Hill group, with which the maj nates propose to dominate the Pacific as they do the Atlantic now. Their project includes lines to gather the trade of the Pacific coast trom Mexico to Alasia, to contro! the Orien- tal traMe, steadily growing In import- ance, and to get Siberian trade from the Canadians. STEEL C0. RIVALS READY FOR BiG WAR They Buy $68,000,000 Ore Fields and Are Now Prepared | to Fight the Trust. PITTSBURG, Oct. 22.—One of the larg- est purchases of fron ore ever made In this country, and one which will figure largely inthe future of the United States Steel Corporation, Was announced in this city to-da ‘The purchase was made by the inde- Pendent steel firms in and about this city, and is undoubtedly the forerunner of a big fight between the independent firms and the trust, which now controls the steel trade of the world. The purchase was made in the name of the Clarion Steel Company, owned by the Crucible Steel Company, ‘and the Shenango Furnace Company, one of the largest opponents of the United States Steel Company in the blast furnace business, A vast tract of fron lands in northern Michigan ard Minnesota was purchased. The tract Is said to have a value ap- Proxleating $8,000,000. THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. \J. Hin, shares, High. Low, Close, 7,000 Amal. Copper « 65% 65K Oy 700 Am. Car & Foundry., 35% 35% 35's 200 Am, Car & Found. pf. 92 91% 91% 200 Am, Cotton O11. BO 49% 49% 100 Am. Grasa Twin 56% BOK 6% 17,400 Am. H. @ L, 18% 13% 18% 400 Am. He & Le. pies 42% 41% 420 200 Amer. Ice Co. 10% 10% 10% 100 Am, ‘Ice Co. pf, ST 8Tes, OT 100 Amer. Loco.... ¢ 30% 0% 100 Amer. Loco. 4m Malt. a Abts % BS 100 Anaconda ‘Mining. 98 88 300 Ann Arbor 39,600 Atch., Tou, & 25/400 Balt. 13,600 Halt. 190 Chic. abo Cite, Mil. & St. Term, & T. pf. 500 Chie Union Trac. 800 Onte. 200 Chie, Southern Southern 1.000 & Hock, 100 Col, & Hock. 900 Consol, Gas... 290 Corn Prod. 300 109 100 Col Go 200 Den, & Rio Hy 409 Detroit. South... 20% 200 Detroit South. ‘pt. 30% 100 Detroit, Union Ry 80% 100 Distilling Co. certe., ist 100 Dul. 8.8. & Atl. 200 Dul. 8, 8: @ Atl pt. 700 Erte 200 Erte 180% 199% 24 ‘Ye 8% | Inter. Power .... Th) Tom 7 290 Inter. Pump . comer teat fhe} 700 Inter. Pump 100 lowa Central 20) Towa Central 7eo Kan, City Sou 200 Keokuk & D: 2,500 Louls. & Ni 200 Met." Securt 4,400 Manhattan . 2 10) Minn. & Bt, 3,600 M., St Po #8. 8. Mt 400 beg SUP. zs 9) 1,00) Mo 20% 20% 2% | Rep, Steel” 0 St 4&7 61% 82° | southern Pi 3.900 Misrourl Paci 11% 109% 110%) Syithers te (0) National Bt 100 Ont. Silver 2,800 Ontario & 100 Pacific Mall 25,600 Pennaylvanti Shares. 1,200 People's Gas 100 Peoria & Ea: 400 Preased Stee! . ‘38.900 Reading ..... 1,400 Ry. Steel 2.200 Reading 2 90) Rop. Steel . 700 Rep. Steel pf. HI Rubee “Gods 300 Rubber Goods 10) natana of ee tet 3.400 South, Pa 1,300 South. R'y, 100 South. Ry, 009 Se. Jo. High. me vf, 67%. ini’ pe @ar 200 St. 1 200 St. 1 : 2,590 St. Louls 8. W.‘pt: 1,200 Tenn. Coal & tron. 8.70) Texas Pacife 100 Tol, St. L. & Weat. 2.800 Tol, BLL. & West nt. win City RT. 30-600 Un. Pac.” Steel pt. 400 Virg.-Caro. Chem, 100 Un. Invest. Co 400 Un. tnvest. Co, 0 2.300 Wabash pf 40) Western Uni 100 Wheel. @ L. B. 600 Wis. Central 200 Win. Central pe Tie total sales of stocks were 449, and of bonds $1,230,000. —— Consolidated Exchange Awd.) Top. & 8. F Am. Car @ Foundry Am. Locomotive .. Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn R, T. Canadian Pasife .. Chea, & Ohlo . Chie. | cric,, © pf. 100%, Gr MI Went a8. PL TH. Centeat 21.2007, Touts, & Nash. Manhattan. | Met. 8. Rey. | Mo, Kan, @ (Tex, Mo. Kan. & Tox. pi |Mlesourt Pacine Texas Pacific Warash pt... i Weetern Union my OT Total sales of mtocks were 99,800 shares, LONDON IS ANTI-MORGAN. English Press Jubilant Over Fin« ancler’s Ontwitting, LONDON, Oct. 22.—The fight for the control of London's “tube” raflroads has caused @ very unusual amount of com- ment and diseussion tn the London newspapers this morning, On the whole satisfaction seems to be felt at the dis- comMture of the Morgan group, whose expenses in pushing the bill through Parliament. are estimated to approach $500,000. The Dally News says: “Under the new conlitions the more modest schemes of the British promoters may have better ni chances of success." Baleiinore Boston ‘On all aides the necessity Is urged of some central advisory authority to deal with the transit needs of London Instead of the present chaotle procedure. a The Whert Market. The wheat market to-day opened weak and excited. Corn broke sha:piy on the news that, Armour had quietly un- loaded his holdings. Th» continved fine weather West, easier cables and fairly, aber receipts algo had a bearish eftect | on the sentiment. Wheat went off con- siderably with the depression in corn, but otherwise the dealings were feat- York's at—May, 7 Corn—May, 48. Chioago's' opening prices wer: —May, 733-4 to 73 Decemb opening prices December, were: to Corn—May. ‘43 to ber, 86; July, 42 to 417-5 GO1-8 to 497-8. ww York's closing prices were:| Wheat—Decomber, bia; Corn—Oct cember, I 78 3-8. ‘commostoner, vember, Desem May, 41-4 to 183-8; July, 123.5 bid —s————- Report of a Merger Nented. An oMctal of the Equitable Life Ase! surance Society yesterday declared that| there wi no truth ger with tae Prud Newark. The Fidelity, Tru it was announced In Newark, crease 118 capital stock, and the two in- Surance ceanpanies acquire sugh an in- terest in the Trust Company an to make) | Inclined ‘them financ.ally. 30 closely related as tc be Practically one company, Change in Trading Rule. Put New Yorkers in Control. Members of the Consolidated Stock! The stockholders of the St. Joseph change voted to-day on two qu and Grand Island Railway gave He jona of Impo: h officials and directors of that road the Pounce cremse gre ier: surprise of thelr lives at the annual One was the proposition to substitute dally deliveries system and unit of val 1 in the mini As the Waxed prospero! for many members because {t allowed trading in lots of 10, 20, 30 and 40 or more shares, many of the change. They the tap root of GOSSIP IN AND ABOUT WALL STREET, After President Hill. William K. D. Rockefeller, ly in the Chicago Northwestern and St. Paul, are after President James of the Northern Securities Company, Thi Morgan-Hill Transportation Trust 1s diverting all the traffic between Chi- cago and St, Paul to the Trust road, Big Orders Five big railroads—the Pennsy!- vania, Erle, Baltimore & Ohio, Lake Shore and Southern Railway—have ordered just $13,000,000 of new steel freight cars. made within the next ten months. Inability to ke compelled the Big Sum from Bridges. David B. Sic! Surety Company, says that there are 50,000 wooden States which the other 8 than fifty shares may be regarded contended that to cut off the small traders now would be striking at St. for the present weekly ghls to change the trading so that nothing Kansas members, idated Exchange has ua and made fortunes tey, f the members opposed | JosePh. and will their prosperity. system, ALL THE LA TEST NEWS OF THE BUSINESS WORLD, HARRIMAN READY |VOTING DAY OW TO FIGHT. MORGAN.) THE CONSOLIDATED His Orient Steamship Line Will| Opposition Was Shown by Ex-) change Brokers to Proposed DIRECTORS GET A BIG SURPRISE, Joseph and Grand Island Stockholders Oust Board and, They turned down the entire board of directors with the exception of the three and gave five new holders a chance to show what y cun do as directors. The new members are David Wood, C. H. Impoff, A. Dreker and F. G. Relgh- ot New York, and R. Dupuy, of, Bt. This board necessitates a complete change in the official: New York interests are now {n control make many changes in the of the road. years. $50,000, Vanderbilt and John dominant respective- ey contend that the for Freight Cars ing smoothly, Deliveries are to be ep pace with business outlay. ‘kels, of the American bridges in the United | tion will have to be re-| them. with the United States Steel Cor; ‘They have made heavy of Irongoré lands and will bull placed with steel in the next ten They will cost ap average of The revenue to be derived from this source by the United States Steel Corporation will $2,500,000,000, or more than twice the entire capital stock of the Trust. amount to Morgan Not to Be Caught. By the time the Interstate Com- merce Commission gets ready to call J. P. Morgan to the stand to ask about the Louisville & Nashville merger the new deal will be work- It cannot be shown that any road joined with the At- lantic Coast Line in the purchase of Louisville & Nashville stock, and the Coast Line fs not a parallel or com- peting road. The great financier at- tended to these details, Independent steel manufacturers are preparing to inaugurate a trade contest ora- BOND TRANSACTIONS. Nor & W con 4s 29000, 100% Am Dk & Imp Se DO cern LAM BOD. cesevee OL Am Hide & L Oe Col F &@ lg m be Worthn Pac 4s 1000, 96 4000... 103 109).....- Col go Lat el Ore Sh Li eu consot ‘Tob 2000) 3000. 200, 10000. 5000. 2000. 40000. 4200 2K. Hee aia | See 50S rene Rite} Ore ane: & N 4s sl oo Be Pe ee Pac Coast let Se 20900, ah, BY 200. 3000. ‘ He uM td . 500. toy | FU Wth @ DC gat 5:00 1h Ww Va aly to 2000. ceees TAM ‘War pe pa 2000. * Flint & Pere M & = 00. 109 Bkiyn Un Elev is 1000. areen Tay & Wa Resting 4s 10000 101% coll 4a ' Canada So’ int OE ap grt SIKH 105% tio am Cen of Ga bs 15 "000 136 SUG ir tt & 80 Cent of Georgia a Tae unity & ret 4 My 5000. Lon 28% Fan StL S Wa et 29 Kings Co. Ft 100) pas ga TOM... fan A & AP Ce 100 101 Lats & Nash dy iat Cont Pac gid &tse S00), vents nis | Manhattan TOM)... Mee Con in Stan B& T ine 2000) 1% Tex & P ist be 1000... 120% Tex & F 24 Ine 3000... 7 2000. 70 Tol & OC ist oe 1000, seen UM 18% Union Pac Leh ay 1000... 10% Un Pac conv 4s 109 19% a : 100% 109% 109% 200) 08) ond 2000, 109 win Con ean da i. West Shore 48 reais WO. 120 1000. ne & Guiney wih % A505, Wh e@.Lue ts Cacolas Ae 1m a Nebr Ext GOVERNMEENT BONDS. Pht v fe c. V1 11% f ets ay TES ! Stans : cts esa ia” 1 CURB MARKET DULL. Prices Down on New The outside weak, with prices on f to £9 ments: Quotations for Rook Rock 8, Island Inland. “pf... Coat Coal etfs 1 . 3 of gold exports Slow LONDON MARKET WEAK, and Traders American Rallway Securittes De- Commitment cline on Monetary Situation, market was dull and! A generaily heavy tone prevailed tn Mined to go lowers the London stock market to-day, with Traders were | Dusiiegs on W moderate scale, Trading In South African mining securities was slow on new ev fairly active and prices were fractio® ally lower. the active stocks were:| In the departmeht for American rall- B 4. way securities the list was tn- : clined to weakness: was quiet and in most part of a professtonal na- ‘ork Is constd: The monetary 4 particularly The bellef is general that New York will export gold. situation In New unfayor. The local cotte to-day with pri inta lower, wi can the trayed ideal rore been 1c Ma Jey the Nineteent Leo T. Levy, $800. T BAVKRUPTCY, ‘An involuntary =|has ufacturing Co, Cortlandt street, { on market opened steady res 1 point higaer to 3) Ct hore was ac nit a scarel THIRD AVE uMnus NID eather ¢ onidiit nes were AN maturing busty _ | This Week our petition In hankruptey | against the Oi Watelies; st prices: Martha » WATCH CO. Ward aaah, sibash sed $1 WEEKLYGa0" TIAL, $2.60 GOLD cLasses $k prices weakly easy Lorine 177 Broadwa) G TOR MEN AND WOMEN ON BABY rKLY OR MONTHLY PAYS LA ry. a STAInG ca TF Banking and Financial Reloads, Atrrep M Lamar, Pennsylvania BANKER, | RAILROAD. wy ange. T TWENTY-THIRD st, MAIN OF | NOHANG ING, a CORTLANDT. §T Go BROADWAY TAY Voltice time from Desuroames and 215 W. 128TH ST. Minutes later thaw, that 39 EAST 42D ST. at. station, except 12 EAST 23b ST. (TEMPLE BAR BLDG., BKLYN. | & general banking busines executes TOCKS, GRAIN, COTTON, Member STATION i avin Is ty [BRANCH ( OFFICES; MATL—Limitod to two Buttot w York to Pittsburg, | Siesping No coaches to Pitts: “Pittsburg and Cleve © INVESTMENT § A. M.—PENNSYLY, The following are complete and reaty for die Chicago, St. tritution Bele, Wal Amer Onto, nh, St. Paul, Chicago Great Wester Mini ific, Chesapeake and Ke Central, Southern Pacific, 1 Atchison and Pennsyl- Cincianacy Dining bP, a at —For Chicago. he had by calling at our omces or by ad- |. FOF Toleto, exce ning Car, dressing Statintl Main Office. P.M. PAC: OUR NEXT SERIES Li, RE DEVOT-| 84 Chicago. Fe 1 ED TOA RAVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF _ READING. y. LEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Pittsburg, Cleveland and Cla= clonatt. WASHINGTON AND THE 8OUTIL TSS, 825, 2.25 diag Car 10.10) Deddromes and Cortlandt ats. 2) (Dining Car), 10.56 (Dining ry A. M., 12.56 (Dining Car), ge Renimetinass sAGe tat atin, 28 ps met all Parlor aad)’ Dinta Membern { Bymootidnted Block pee Garm, (325 “(Dining Car, 426 (Dining Care 4.55 (Dining Ca: 25 P.M, 1310 ni Established 1865. Bunter. BE, 939" caning Carn” 30.53 + 12. (Dining ir), (3.25 * 44-46 Broadway, New York, Diatig Gar 425. (Dining Cal), 4 fs), Haritord) Moatréai, tung cath, 93", Si) ea night.” SOUTHERN “RAILWAY—Express, 3.05, 4.25 + 12.10 night, dally. pOQASE LINE—Exprem 9.25 A.M. jeral brokerage business te Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton, $$ ___ M. dally. | |sEABOAnD: Ain Vine RAtty “Florida AIG EESE | pitetssygiten tineae 2G pat dai Express, 12.10 night. daily. NORFO! ND TERN | RAILWAY—For ESTABLISHED Co. canny opne ea faiway | it OLD Por STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON, |7s""k"shtat s We will be pleased to wend you upon request | week dare Sundays, eur W-pags, cloth-bonnd, MMustrated “OUIDR) Ramin tra tty MUMEE gPAFIOE, Care, an ing Car, Parlor ¢ Coaches’ on Bundi CAPE MAY—12.55 P.M. week days. For points on New York and Long Branch Rall: third at. station), 8.55. TO INVESTORS," also STOCK AND COTTON Dining Car and Standard MARKET LETTERS. lesued gratia, mailed tree. Toad (from West Twe: as. A. M., 12.10, 3. 4.10 and 4.55 P.M. Political. aya.” sti hse bee F Mi drom Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts.), A. M., 1220, 240,420 40d 6.10 Pe Me” Bundays, 845A. My 618 P. OM. eat ae FOR PHILADEL! 10, (Deabrounes and Corl 785, 8.25, ae 9.25 (Dinin a ang Car), 10.65 (Dinin Can, T1865 An My 1d (Dining Gane 138 | (Dining, Cary. 2:10) (Desbrosune * EMBLEM (ihiae¢ seh a | mee A Bes 9.38 (Dining cane Bom (Limited, Grand Ratification DEMOCRATIO (Dining Car, 3A. M., 12.65. (Dining (Dining +1270 night 1 4 26 AND imeisw ‘344 se); 308 | (corner 29th ah T Antor itouee Fr Wert Teontyhira att Nation, nai" eatin M M 0 Pain CeHe ass- eetings Toate iia fer Company from hotele | on. IN AND AROUND TAMMANY HALL, iteick: wee | idth St, Irving F TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK, To Ratify the Democratic State and County Nominations. Hon, LEWIS NIXON will preside, THE FOLLOWING EMINENT . 8PBAKERS WILL ADDRESS THE MEETINGS: Hon. David B. Hill,” Hon, Charles N. B Fr, of Oswego. Hon, John tanchtield, of Che- ce, & Union Say “IRELAND A NATIO} GRAND RECEPTION TO THE ENVOYS from United) Ireland to the National Convention of the United Irish League of America, at Boston, Oct. 20-21, to be held at Carnegie Hall, Sunday Evg., October 26, Bt 8 o'clock (bar) ay sq., wi a William Temple Emme Hon. Bourke Cockran will preside. liver the opening’ address. y. Capt. James Mitchell (son of John ua W. Littleton, of Kin, Mitchell) will ‘Present the resolutions. m A, Barber, of New| Music Beggs's Orchestra Orchestra ” (reserved) Dress Circle (reserved) S00.; Balcony (reserved) and Hon. John J, Delany, of New York. | (ror ion abc. platform seats $1 Hon, Thomas F. Grady, of New| {oles $5. The box offce at Carnegie Hall York. will be open from 10 A. M., Sunday, Oct. Hon, Randolph Guggenheimer, of|26, until the hour of reception. Socteties individuals desiring boxes and reserved New xcEt Platform — tickets should apply to Hon. Joseph A. Goulden, of New) Thomhs I. Brody, United Irish League, York. | so Weat Fitty-ninth streot, up to ‘Satur of 3 vork.| aay evening, Oct. 2 So A eee uraline ot tone Htickets hre on sale at the following pla York, a 1K Heniizeee Ay Hawking, of New) VONS-& CHABOT, 180th st. and 3d a ores TIAMILTON & CO.," 949 Amsterdam ave. B. & ¥ NC ho st. and ave, JOSE! Bist st. and 10th ave, YY, Elm and White rmine and Bleecker LLY, 600 3d ave. Soth st, and Amsterdam | | FIELD, S60 Grand st. | | No Tickets Required. i ave, rick at 1 & Nid sts., 9th ave, 88 Broadway, For Sale. WEAR: DIAMONDS. Penn nar ST PAINLESS DENTISTRY. | TEETH $1 viz Call and get our estimates before going elsewhere. Lowest prices and best guaranteed work in Greater New Your Credit Is Good wiih Us, Open an account In any of our three retail moron, which we have aded ta our old ena MIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, IN eet onmtentiats One price, aan | York, ur instalment or easy-pay- we enak ACCOMMODATIONS. Galt,” write | ment’ system—$1.00 down and $1.00 or teleohone L. W. SWEET & CO., 37-39 Maiden Lane (in store). 258 SIXTH AVE. (Over Woolworth's) 407 FULTON 8T., BROOKLYN (O99 Mathews!) EDISON $ PHONOGRAPHS A Down Week largest Stock of Records In the World weekly on gold andal work. | With ff/,Pare Gold Fill- My yy ings,$2.00 up. Filings, Z Silver $1.00. 1d Crowns, $5, $7, $10. Sati sf action guaranteed on Sall work or FULL SETS OF BeSi TeeId, $5, $7, $9. Painless Extractions Fre DR, RANKIN" S DENTAL PARLORS, SBD. AVEGA— 366 Sixth Aves, 5, 88459 sa tH f <moatte Herat Wenta ve Only, Store, 92 E. i4es «| Bolo Sixth Aven. an Downtown Branch: i CREDIT. Watches and Diamonds Lowest Prizes, Reliable Goods. | TRANSACTIONS CONFIDEN Wri 9 American Watch and ‘Diam: ond Cow 19 MAIDEN LANE. TARE ELEVATOR “Open Daily ‘Until 10 P. ML" Qe ee Eeyyem " GEORGE ROBINSON, DIED. uM aged 73 In Harris Wines Funeral Thursday morning at 10 o'clock trom Chureh of the Moly Rosary, East 11: at. Relatives and friends aie Invited to veo er residence, Wi WINE LOVISA Polies Cap wite of Patents FREG—Patents promptly procured) i ventors’ Guide free. BDGAR TATE & CO. Patent Attorneys, 246 Broadwar. | Btation, Mfellke NEW YORK ENTRAL_ THE FOUR-TRAGK TRUNK LINE. VIA NIAGARA FALLS. ‘Trains arrive and depart from a Street, North and west bound trains, except those teaye TE EXPRESS, 8.30 sae asteus ain in 8.45.8; 8.07 se 6.00 F hier con 7.3! P.M ADIRONDACK AND MON- 130 thet et 9.15 11.30 Dally. PRI West nd 128th at Fulton st. an NEW YORK, BOSiON AND NEW ENGLAND, Boston Xap ALBANY (Sem York Central & Huts Aa oe Tickets at 1216 Broadwa "A. H. SMITI M—For 8yr.,Roch. ‘Daily, "Dally, tyn Annex (1) at 110.45,A. M. They KING DENTAL PARLORS RELIABLE PAINL: 26 West IF ANY ONE SHOULD ASK YOU, YOU MAY SAY—That the New York City circulation of the Morning World alone is over a quarter of @ (¢ Paint ° Hike I tor ten years, thnost fitting that dent Naat MITE D—Palima: ten minutes rier mpartinent cep Dining, Smoking an lets +4 hicago, the “20th Cem 40, Cinctanatl, Iadlanapotia, Loulaviti prea” and Now. paasiaegg: iain 3A to Oh will stop at Testy St ton minuion before Bi-nour Weare, MESSSYLVASIA SPECIAL| arriving fime at Grant Central station. © Chicago Pulltuan Giaerea: SiMioytein fe antl im, Sleeping, Dining and But-| Vel O Aga Poet oe MAP ACCOM, hAGO_ AND. St, Lot’ 16 Ae via ci Due Cinctnnatl 10. ot B. M.—tALBANY AND Die Albany. 1 1.30, Indianapolis 3.10, Lou M SPECIAL, 5F. M.—*SPECIAL MAIL LIMITED, Sleeping 9.20 pis cing PL M.—*NORTP 88. Himan ear ns tlumtnal oMfiess at 11 way, 2 Union at, Grand ‘stations, 3 NEW "YORK" CENTRAL ROUTE ‘Gen. Supertitendent. WEST SHORE RAILROAD. (New York Central & H. Trains leave Franklin’ St. gd 15 min. tater foot Wear 12d mhicago Expres ror Jerney Clty P. RR. Sta 13.35 P.M. Time tables or residence by SMITH, Superintendent ———— | Extracted and filled paint Vous and delicate paovie Rave Mart or loi Focal ng” Oia Sify nbeolutnty BA FIIl| bar OrnEK Mernops Dard: an WM dun which FROM Silver Fillings « «+ + Cleaning Teeth will bo £1 without DR. GEO. W. McNULTY, New York’s Painless Dentist, 6 SINTH AVE. every week in ER allt tk IL—tDAY EXPRESS. Di tv with cheap advertining dentists, Railroads & HUDSON RIVER R, Ry nd Central New York, au below: 11.20 11.30 P.M. will PUSH LOCAL Stops ™& rarer Makos local Buffalo 1.15 A; M. PRESS. Due A. Me SRN LOMTED: Andianapolis 11.30 P.M. next day. out IAG 24 howe 6.45, SHICAGO. LIMITED. Nw to Chicago via Vights and tans. ROY FLYER, ae a TAL, RE LIMITED. 9 uuliman cars. , Cincinnatt hicago 480, ine soe tentday', —"HUFFALO AND. ORONTO Due Buffalo A Fate 433. Toronto 10.90 ke Me F only tor Rochester. STERN SPECIAL. Indlanapotla 10.10 second morning. Fic EXPRESS, “Chleaga ore. NEW YORK WX- iy exe, Jaya at ali through Sundays to AM x RETWEEN eld ant RAILROAD. River RR, Lessee) ation, Fou ‘ork, as fol River RR.Co., Lesseen.) Sta, New York, aw Interm. pointe to Albany: Saratoga and Mohawk @xprem, Lim, for Det, Chi. & @t. B. jason R. points & Albany. Roch, But, Clev ae Fails, Det cbt. except Sunday. Leave Ftook- 2) at 13.06 P.M (1) at 11.20 ae at princlpal Baggage checked from hotel ott Express ©. E. LAMBERT, Gen Pasir Agent, Dentistry. Dubie. SET BEST ef | nad (PREVENTS THE PLATE hen eating or talicing: onset most celain Crowns + Fillings » «+ S1up 500 500 to carefully exam ro aiid tell Fou Ox sat them in perree ple ‘SS DENTISTS, d Street, near Sterns, —f4 ant filed without very applied to Full Set $ sat half thelr prices, 10 AM, tod PM =