The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1902, Page 11

“ALL THE LATEST NEWS THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENIN a ad > OF THE BUSINESS NOVEMBER 20, 1902. MANHATTAN TO. ‘LEHICH'S CHANCE INCREASE STOCK? Report that Capital Is to Be Ralsed from $48,000,000 to $60,000,000 Given as Ex- planation of Big Boom. “L” SHARES SOAR ABOVE 154 New York Central Stock Advances, but Rumor that Vanderbiits Are te Control Manhattan “L” Ie Not Credited—Market Strong. A new explanation of the boom in Manhattan and one coming from what appears to be an authoritative sourot 1s that George Gould and his associates have determined to increase the capital wtook of the Manhattan Elevated Rail- way from $48,000,000 to $60,000,000. The @tockholders rights in this increase would be worth about $12.50 2 share, « which amounts about to the increase in the stock in the past few days. The story 1s that the $12,000,000 In- Grease is to be used to pay off claims against the company, putting it on @ @lear footing. ‘The feature of the stock market to- @ay was the strength of New York Cen- tral and its steady advance in con~ mection with the continued strength of Manhattan. Manhattan Above 154, Manhattan led the market for the greater portion of the day and was firmly held by the insiders, It made a now high record, crossing 164, with sales not nearly so heavy as yesterday, This $s the highest price at which it has sold ince 1893, and the absence of any pressure to-day was considered strongly oorroborative of the existence of a pend- ing deal. George Gould and several of his ad- + wisers were reported to have held a prolonged conference to-day over the proposition to permit a change of con- @rol in the Manhattan “L" road, but oMcials of the system declined to say anything about it. Four Wall street firms which have Bought over 100,00 shares of Manhattan within two weeks for new interests were still reported buying to-day. Their ‘elients were reported to be the Standard Oll interests, which heretofore have not been identified in any way with Man- hattan. Advance in New York Central. ‘The advance in New York Central, Ike that in the traction issues, was un- accompanied by any positive news. ‘There was @ revival of the report that ft was to secure Manhattan, after all, through a lease with a guarantee of 7 per cent. dividends. This was not gen- erally accepted, because it has been ‘used for the same purpose so many times before. ‘The rest of the market was strong and in most instances higher levels were reached than those of yesterday. Missouri Pacific und all the other Gould issues were higher, The former @dvanced nearly two points from the opening, while Wabash, common and preferred, made a good gain. Butler Bros. who usually act for the ids, were heavy purchasers of Man- ttan' again, and they also took large of other Gould issues, Coal Road Stocks Up. The coal road issues, with Reading Heading, showed fractional gains, with * the exception of Lehigh Valle In the industrial list the cessation of the tencion in the Gould-Hawley-Harrl Man-Osgood contest caused all the Is. Sues to sag off sympathetically. ‘The Steel tssues were heavy and un- Feeponalve to good reports. monetary situation is still too mplex to sult Wall street. Certain Pe Banks will lend. time: money to old Qustomers, but the majority of borrow- ers can't get it. Call money Was 4 and 4 1-2 per cent., with a light demand. —— The Wheat Market. The wheat market to-day opened fairly active and a shade higher than Jast night's closing figures. Forelgn houses were buyers of December and May, which tended to help prices all round. December wheat was the fea- ture in the early dealings, selling up to 82, 7-8 above yesterday's close. T! corn trade was fairly Retive, with May the feature, selling up to 437-8, an ad- Vance of 1-4. There was much excite- ment In the Chicago wheat market, ‘ts entre helng December, which sold up| to 77 in different parts of the pit and later to 77 3-8. New York's opening prices were: ‘Wheat—May, $1 2-8 to 811-2; December, G78. Corm—May, 48 3-4. ‘Chicago's opening pri were: Wheat May, 77 3-4 to December, 76 to Ti Vity. 7 Corn—May, 43'1-2. to Bisa; January, 491-4 to 491-2; Decem- ber, 50 3-4. New York's closing priceS were: Wheat—December, 8 May, 79 7-8, Corn—November, 65; December, 61 3-8 A: January, y, 48 84; July, 7 3-4 Chicago's closing prices were: Wheat <December, 75 18; May, 13.43 to 16 July, 73 1-4, Corn— ner, ember, 58 bid; January, ay 43 3-8 bid; July, 42 5-8 to 42 —— SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. + 6.51)Sun acts, 4.29/Moon rises, 10.17 THE TIDES. High Water, Low Water. P.M PORT OF NEW York. ARRIVED. “Sant ‘Yokohama, Yokohama Sica... Philadeiphia deraco, fy Pernam Ltndonfois, Hambure. Hesthbura, Git Tennyson, Orloana. OUTGOING STSAMBHIPS. "+ SAILED TO-DAY. M Re . eiraine, -Mavre: Kenta ae vm Tntands, MYSTERY STL Real Cause of President Alfred Walter’s Retirement After Stormy Meeting of Railroad Directors Not Yet Explained. DUE 10 DIFFERENCES. Returned to His Office To-Day and Conferred with General Agent Schaperkotter, but Both Declined to Make a Publilc Statement. President Alfred Walter, of the Le- high Valley Railroad, whose resignation accepted yesterday at a stormy meeting of the Board of Directors in Philadelphia, would give no other re won to-day for his action than that given yesterday: “It {s due to differences of opinion regarding the management of the com- pany."* Mr. Walter returned to his olty home at No, 33 West Seventy-thind street last evening. He was at his office at No. 2% Cortlandt street at 11.90 o'clock this morning, He sent for J. F. Schaperkotter, Gen- eral Agent of the Lehigh system, and held a fifteen-minute conference with him. At {ts conclusion, Mr. Schaper- kotter satd for Mr, Waltert “There will be no statement tasued to- day regarding Mr. Walter’s retirement. The reasons given yesterday must stand for tXe present.” The resignation of President Walter, which takes effect on Nov. 30, was the subject of much comment in the bus! ness world to-day. The meeting yes- terday was the first Mr. Walter had attended in months aud was undoubt- edly the stormiest ever held by the board. Mr. Walter was put in the presidency by the Morgan-Drexel-Stotesbury in- terests in 1897, and closely followed the policy of that clique. Stockholders be some months, "it was. apparent that Mr, Walter's pollcy would not do. The meeting yesterday was the climax. It 1s sald that the road would shortly be placed on a dividend-paying basis. It fy aiso hinted that Mr. Walter's reat: pation was directed by Mr. Morgan him- It was reported in Wall etreet that F. B. Gowan, whose father was a well- known President of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad some years ago, 1d probably be chosen as Mr. Wal: ‘successor. FB. M. Gowen May Succeed Walt: PHILADEUPHIA, Nov. 20.—In finan- olal circles here the name of..F. M. Gowen {is most prominently mentioned ag the most probable successor to Alfred Walter as President of the Le- high Valley Railroad. The position is said to have been offered to and de- clined by Samuel Rea, Fourth Vice President of the Pennsylvania Rall- road, It is declared that the successoP of Mr. Walter, whoever he may be, will be one who is in accord with views of President Baer, of the Read- ing, who is also one of the Lehigh's directors, Mr. Baer has not been in accord with Mr. Walter for more than @ year, Many persons here believe that Mr. Baer himself will elected the new presi- dent of tha road. Allis Chalmers, Preferred. American Culcte, Cominon RUINED bY BANK CRASH. Scores of Millville Residents Are Left Penniless by Frauds of Building Association Secre- tary. WAS TRUSTED CITIZEN. Dividends Pald Out of Principal and Stock Which Was at a Premium Now Worth Ten Cents on the Dollar. MILLVILLE, N. J., Nov, 20,—Becatise of the collapse of the Millville Stock Buflding Association this is the bluest and most melancholy day this clty has ever known. Small merchants, mechan- ios, the frugal laboring classes, widows and others who yesterday felt secure because of their bank deposits, awoke to-day to find thempelves practically penniless. The feeling against Richard R. How- ell, the missing secretary of the de- funct association, is such that violence might be done him should he be found. Howell has been secretary of the inst!- tution since it was formed in 1874. He was considered one of the best and most trustworthy citizens of the place, But over night that feeling of pride and reliance has turned to one of bitter hat- red and contempt. George B. Langley, president of the association, has found that the concern has HMabilities of $106,000 and less than $15,000 in assets. The directors do not know by what method of bookkeeping this loss was so covered that it was not found until now. For ten years the stock has been pay- ing 5 per cent. dividends and only a few days ago it was seling at a premium of 5 per cent. To-day the stock is worth about 10 cents on the dollar. Until two years ago the income of the association had been $33,000 a year. For the last two years the income has been only $12,000, ‘The only explanation offered for the deficit was that tne methods of book- keeping permitted the secretary to r celve large sums of money paid on ac- count of the principal of outstanding mortgages and to use euch sum: ing dividends to the stockholders, Thu: for many years dividends had been pal: to them from the principal of their in- vestments instead of thelr earnings. in pay- When Howell left here on Monday he sent to President Langley and two of his associates a deed of trust calling for $30,000, but upon investigation the assets will not go over $15,000, CURB MARKET DULL. No New Featares To-Day in the Outside Trading. The curb market was dull with no features of interest. Quotations for the active stocks were: THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Shares. High. Low, Clos. 62,400 Am. Copper. + BS GG OTK 1,000 Am: Bicyele bt ee ee ty 200 Am: Bieyole tlhe bie oou Am. Car @ Foundry.. 3 200 Am. Car & Foundry pt §9X4 100 Am. Hide & Leather pt 37% F Corton O11 Ico Ico Co, goo Am. Locomotive 20000 100 Am. Locomot!ve pf... G0 Am, Smelt, & Ret.: . Smelt, & Ret. pt. 000 Balt, & 80,000 Brooklyn R. 100 Butterick 1 128% 3, 2,300 Cate 20) Chi 27,00) Cate South 400 Col, & Hoc 200 Col. & Hock. Gan. Prod. | Co. Prod, Co. pf. Del, & Mudson., Den. & Rilo G0... & Rio G. pf... M, & Ft. Dodge. Doiroit Southern Du. % ody tte | rere | | Amer. Copper ..scs Am. Car & Foundry .: \ Am, High. Tron... 51% 43% 2,100 Tenn. Coat 14,600 Texan Pacific 100 Texan Pacite 300 Pressed Steel .. 1,40) Reading 24 800 Rep, Steel 400 Rep. Steel pt 4,000 Rubber Good: 40) Rudber Goods 100 Rutland pt. 19,800 Southern Pactai 8,20) Kouthern Ratlwa: 400 South, Ry. pte... 100 Tol., St. L, & W. 200 Tol., St. Lo & W. pi 100 Twin City RT... 1,200 Un. Dag & Paper pf. 31,400 Union Paeific ......5 2800 Union Pacite pt. nu. 8 pt SBRi FEST -Caro. Chem ae Inghouse E. & M. Met pn? 1,000 West, Union Tel 200 Wheel. @ L. OW & LF, 2 pt Be BM aM 1,000 Wis, Central .....05. TAM 24% 24% 800 Win, Central pfs.) BM 4B 488 ‘The total sales of stocks were 759,700 #harea. Consolidated Exchange Open. High ou Be Amer, Cotton O! Amer, Erle fr. Paner pf Inter, Paper pf. Iowa, Central K Kan, ‘Clty Southern, Kin, City Sowh, pf. Keokuk & Dex Moines, Long Ivant rake: Contral & St, Ife Const i 200 Pac, Coamt 24 pt... Can. Pacific... | ches, & Onto. Ontario & M Pennsylvania | People’s Gan Southern Pacific.) Seuth, Rall South st & onto Brook. Rapid Tran Gt Weat!! & Alton: Southern o) & Rio G. erie. ‘ iiinote Cent Louls, & Ni Lead ‘ & Westers tral Reading L exes Union Mi 8, 8, er iG €. Steol 3 8. Steel pf ai Mt h % 30% rr a” & 21% 2h Bi Bhi ka wore 172,100 shares. n'a in gaid to hav i WALL STREET MEN—1. I. N. Seligman. DHTOOS SDSS oo OHO Drawn by Haydon Jones, 2000. 5 Ann Arbor Lat 804 Nor & W oon 49 101% 101% 101% 101% 106% cos 196% Ga ‘cons ba sjressae 208% C&O gon 4% 2000. 10% CB & Q 4s st btn 28000... . 9% 1 Ont Ind & Le Bs TP nei Ld aay 4 100) 100% Routh Pa: 76000. chs 1000..¢ Erie tet eon 4a ; 98. tees 9TH, Erie tat gen 4s 2000, a x BN) 89 Rete Penn coll tr 4 TRA ceeesees 906 92% Pow a DC fet GMM ccerseee 1 The Cotton 3 ‘The local cotton market opened firm pointa hicher. Shorts were hard pushed at the opening by the bull face tion, which made the most of the strong cables and bullish Southern Information. comparatively Ittle cotton for sale, and the South were com- S| peting with the commission houses for orts wore {n an unhappy All the early session was active with shorts buyers. throughout lst prices were: Novembe Europe and 1W% | cotton the KIT to 8.1 0 bid abs | ber Americans Deal in Consola. DON, Nov, 2.—The latest explan- ation of the selling of consols ts that Lawyers. James R. Keene Is reported to_have Americans who have to pay for the pul "3 re $200,000 by the squeeze in Man-- chase of the W: 2 ealitg ‘in'pteteng st GEO. ROBINSON (LAWYER), BOND TRANSACTIONS. Am Spirits M 2000. i ry 1000. ey RS 11000... 100% ine Ist Ga scones 126% | PERP@OT FIT GUARANTEED, ore (Sh Line 4b | TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, ALSO ONE FILLING, FREE. 95000. + 82% TO DEMONSTRATE OUR PAINLESS METHODS i | And to Introduce our Thurlo Plate, lightest and most durable plate made. _Allour work is done painlessly by a simple application to the gum: | We are the originators of paintes: patented. Our prices are within the reach of $1.00; Amalgam fillings, 50c.; Cleaning, 50c.; Gold Crowns, $3.00. operators are skilled graduates, their di chair, and are personally interested In this association. We give a written contract to do your work satisfactorily and to keep It in repair, free of charge, for ten years. Being incorporated under the laws of the State of New York, this Is of indisputable value. 04 OUR 14 OFFICES: Tite Map.°.°" S32 | 22BROADWAY,Cor.FultonSt. | 101 West 42d St., * se 8" | 449 BROADWAY, Cor.Canal St. | 988 3d Ave. & tm et | 744 BROADWAY, Cor. Astor Pl. HARLEM, 100. TOON: Reading gen 4 D000. resesse BOM RW & 0 con 1000...20. 92% StL @ 8 F RR mt 2W. l4thSt.,Cor. 5th Ave. rievator. 4s StL TM & 8 bs WORLD. | “SHOD-FLY” COPS IN WALL STREET Piper’s Men Invade Financial District to See if Patrolmen Are Wide Awake. “Shoo-fly copa.’ the dreaded bane of the uniformed police force, invaded the precincts during the early hours this mor! It was always supposed that the police Second Precincts pa- posts at night with owing to the ble war houses and the immense treasures stored the First and Maher, McCullagh and to Investigate. Burns was in a doorway on Cortlandt y minutes when he was antly the “tip went along was “something doling. street only a fe the lne there . of the Church Street | versation with a citizen four minutes The policeman sala he was the citizen to a ferry, but the com; SE ae — System tn Baltimore. %.—The Western ompany (the Wab- BALTIMORE, Maryland Railroad ash system) has begun condemnation 186,880 feet of land it needs to d tidewater terminus The company has reach its proje In South Bai 26 acres of land, water front for terminal ‘purposes, Don't ruin your stomach with « lot of useions |. Bend to Prot, FJ Battle Creek, Mleht= The treatment Is pertectly It takes off the big stomach, t freedom, enadl Gay you try this ee 1000. 105% 20000... BH0DY, 064 10000, . 300 105% 10000 ie 90000, 6 West Shore reg de 63000. 2000, - 13% TO). 20: Wha 8 de U8 3s coup 000, 1% 100, Wis Con gen do UB Gs coup 200, me Sree 000 wy let Ga 210000, oer HOOD. ssvvs ee 100 iy Watash des B ae binted 10000... Ti ve o jen to-day were $1,964. 2 ‘The total salen to-day $1,984,000. 1000... te Government Bonds. ° bale A (eyrad tel? Bia. Anked.| Bid. Arked PTT ie (24 U. 8, 2a F..108% 100%) 4s coup. 109% 110% Mex Cen Jat ine U.S. 26 e.towse 1) de regs 30 Agr DOO sn eyeees- 25% | Be rox, m8 109 eo new....13 de coup cscTos 109 rer, no.) 104 lis 16. Ba am. Sait = — 15a coup oT times better the f 15% ds reg.. 20-19% 110%)D.C, 38 G53..123% — | home treatment 5000. 10% | wing, @ ot tbe — Daan 7 rita - . Ae lentistry. + 100 ——- Our processes are | |. Gold fillings from} lomas being displayed at each (ne door east of Kooh"s. 1298 BROADWAY, Near34thSt.| BROOKLYN, 42° Fe BOSTON, fs | PHILADELPHIA, ® sor sa a (NS & Routhn Pas dye 2000, 8y Bing & NY 2000, mind Avi i 15000 9 anything. Third Ave Tat 6 1009. 1000 Tol 8 & WotGe Un Pae conv 4s Ton Frey nny ins ae ine others’—better. 10000. 106% Go'd Fillings Sllver Fillings Cleaning. +++ ++ | | | \ | jarket, There was Uptown Office: 205 Sixth Ave. cor. S4th St. Open All Night. 8.21 to 8.29; J i jew XOrk, 9) Nassau et. (Day) 1570 Bway, 37 ot, a 1000. 14% Bt 1. Swan conp 4s 348 6TH AVE., on ee aN In ofires ofen 9 to 7. Not open Sendays. Pi 1378 BEWARE of Those Who Imitate Our Name, Signs and Advertisements, SUP M&M int a a — = 2000) 100% OP & Sx City 1060 126% ABOUT YOUR TEETH Come here in the morning and have us extract your teeth FREE, without one bit of pain, by apply- ing our new -botanical discovery to the gums. Go home at night rejoicing with a Full Set of New Teeth that fit you perfectly, cost only $5.00, «nd are guaranteed for ten years. EXAMINATION AND CONSULTATION FREE, Waterbury Dental Parlors, BROOKLYN: NEW YORK: 414 Fulton St. 54 W. 23d St (24 door wost Abraham (Opp, Eden Musen.) & Straus Hours, § to 6. Sundays, 9 to 4. German, French and Swedish spoken, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE ENRICH'S. PAINLESS DENTISTRY. TEETH $1 wet. Call and get our estimates before going elsewhere. Lowest prices and best guaranteed work in Greater New York. Our instalment or easy-pay- ment system—$1.00 down and $1.00 weekl: Faia) and all work, Wn Pure Gold Fill- RUG 7 \N Up ing: & Silver Z| $1.00, Gold Crowns, $5, $7, $10. Satisfaction’ S muaranteed on all work or money refunded) FULL SETS OF BEST TEETH, $5, $7, $9. DR. RANKIN'S DENTAL PARLORS, 366 Sixth Ave., 0°27"... ALWAYS OPEN. 610 Sixth Ave., yi '25ih sts | \ | 10.30 + MT-(DAY EXPRESS, Makes local NEW ‘YORK’ CENTRAL ROW & HUDSON RIVER R, WHE FOUR-TRAG __VIA NIAGARA Pare ‘Trata arrive and depart from Grand | Station, 424 Street, New York, as below: North and west bound trains, |etving Graua Castral Station at 3.16, 8 Podltg 24 3.90, 9.15, 11.30 P.M. will atop, h St. to recetve passengers ten minutes | ating Grand Central Station, ‘south 30 1 10 4. 8-tMIDNIGHT EXPRESS. _ Dus Duftal fo Niagaa Palin 5.02 P. Me 3.15 A.M ‘EXPOSITION FLYER. ‘Dus Buffalo dp. Cle nd 4.45. Wi apolla 11.45 P.M. Chicago 1-10, Louls 7.30 next, morning. 7.54 Aj MoSSYRACUSE LOCAL tape at portant etattons. 8.30 A. M—fEMrinn STATE EXPRESS. Mont famous train in the world. Due Buftalo 4.45. Niagara Falls 6.45 P, Me 8.45 +. FAST MAiL, 24 hours to SUP: pp Due Burtalo 7:10. Niagara Palle stops. Due Buffalo 1.15 A. Me 11.30 Rue PRUTLAND EXPRESS. Dee 7.85 P.M. 112,50 & UFFALO LIMITED, | Dee Bate Pails 12.28 A.M. 10. 5 HWESTREN Cinree 110.30, Indlanapol AM. St. Loui 45 P. M. next day. P. M—*OHICAGO LIMITED, 24 hours to Chicazo via Lake Shore, 27 via M. Ce M. “THE 20TH CENTURY LiMe hour train to Chi or Electric lights and 0 Albany 6. 49: Troy 7.00 Pe 5 RM ‘LBANY AND TROY SX+ PRESS. Local stops. 0 ®. M—*DETROIT, GRAND RAPID@ AND CHICAGO SPECIAL. 30 PO AUSLAKE SHORE LIMITED. 24- train to Ohte: oa Dus Cleveland 7.05, A. Mer Cnet ‘ 1. pal 0, 0 vin both L. §. and’ MM. @. . M—*MONTREAL EXPRESS, via De ADIRONDACK AND Moy Srusaa Ao. AND: CFFALO AND! ‘oI ; Due Duttalo 7.25 A. ara Palle 8.21, Tersato 41.50 Ai M.—*SPECIAL | MAIL LIMITEDs r only ‘for Rochester, SOUTHWESTERN | SPROU ue Cinoinnatt 7.50." Indlanapolte 1 M—sFactere eeenes. "See ene ati ew ple EX. E88. Cape Vincent, Ogdensburg, 24 Meme: LEW DIVISION. _ So we RO Pow no S a 2 OWWO ooag © O08 OND ® pe 6oa Al 908 A. M. and 3.36 P. M. Dally exe. Pitteneld and Norsn Adama. Sundaya at 9-2 Fulimag f Hagrage checked fsa BETWEEN. Inieectiy Oppoaite Hef ulldive) A NEW YORK, BOSTON Downtown Branch: Cor Canal & Varick Sts, Now York City Open Daily Until 10 P. M. 336 SIXTH AVE. SAND BRIDGE WORK (A SPECIALTY. te ively extracted and flied pain by my own botanical discovery appl Pa Full Set $ of Teeth, Perject Fil Guaranteed, Gold Pili 141.00 up gO I'm not competing with cheap advertiai late, but with first-class dentinte at thelr prices, Houre—8 A. M. to9 P.M. days 0A M tod POM. nenecenenenenentnengnenentnenenenenengnen een UNTIL DEC. 1ST ONLY, Sats of Teeth (fet), $3 22-K Gold Crowns, $3. ice Work, per tooth, $2 Gold Filling $1 aud No Higher. | Now is the time before Dec. int. nd bring your friends and you will be pleased. 44 EAST 14TH ST. Open evenings till 7. Sundays, 9 to 2. ow Banking and Financial. HAIGHT & FREESE ESTABLISHED CO. MAIN OFFICE, 1800. eB WAY, N.Y. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON. We will be pleased to send you upon request ‘our 400-page cloth-Lound Mlustrated “GUIDE TO INVESTORS,” also STOCK AND COTTON MAR- KET LETTERS, taaued Consoutaced 1 N.Y. Produ Members) Nnicego Board of Trade,” 1885, BANKERS AND BROKERS. | 34 New at. 228 Broad at, N.Y. (Tel. 560 Broad.) STOCK & BOND INVESTMENTS ON” APPLICATION, STOCKS: HEAT—COTTON Rought oF £0 Cah or on Margin, For Sale. (New York Central & H. River RR. Co., | tollows, and 16 tnin. later foot Went 424 az. NUE av Ar M . M.—For Syr.,itoch. Det.» ils, Dally, except Sunday, eave lyn Antex (Dat {1048.0 Se Leave. Jersey City’ P. 36 Pennsylvania — DR. TARR'S DENTAL PARLORS, i] . fi 8.55 A. M.—FAST LINE—Pittsburg and. Clowes 9.55 Al M.—PENNSYLVANIA LI Louis. 1.55 P. M.—THR PENNSYLVANIA 20-hour train to Chicago, Pullman and 1 SSN Nearly every one has some trouble with their teeth. If attended to promptly and skilfuily it don’t amount to Your teeth need attention now. Call on us to-day and we willattend you gently, painlessly and skilfully. We pleased 25,000 patients last year, and you will be pleased, we are sure, as our methods are different from And our prices most any one can pay. Extracting —painless NEW CRED SYSTEM HANKS DENTAL ASSOCIATION, Downtown Office: 243 Broadway, Opp. City Hall. me caging Made to | DiAMUNDS, watches, Jewelry: Weekiy or monthly 237 Broadway, room SaannEEEEnEnE EERE Help Wanted—miale WANTED—Two piano pollsters a (user for wareroom wor! pa IR, Coe! mente: 1 _ J DIAMONDS JONDS-ON.CREDIT} WE WANT YOUR ACCOUNT. Aged to our old ea M tn | ATLANTIC COAST. LINE—Bxpress, 9.25 4, i, AND NEW ENGLAND, — Via Sprinj HOSTON AND ALBANY Ht (New York Central & Hudson River Trains leave Grand Central ‘Station, [avenue and 424 street, New York, as follows: |DR.GEO. W. McNULTY | | New York’s Painless Dentist, 900 A. My fit 0 oem: Sh TM Sto M.j arrive’ Boston 3:30 B. M., 5.40 Pe Pow 815 Poo alee M, Mt New York . ‘i Mieke ‘Tickets at’ New York Central offices, 415 and | Leave Boston 19.00 A. 3. 112.00 noon, Syig ed 1216 Broadway. and at Grand Central Station. D, A. H. SMITH, GEORGE Gen. Superin' Passenger Agent. | WEST SHORE 4 RAILROAD. ; Trains leave Franklin St, Sta,, New Y 710 A. Mo-vor interm. ‘points to Albay. (1), Saratoga an ‘Express, M.—Ehtcago: Raprees, Ua" M-—Cont, Lim. for Det., Chi, d& it Taq MG) tor Hudson R. points & Al it . Butt; Det. & St. Le RR. Bi a 13.35 P.M. Time tables af offices. Daggaxe checked idence by Westcott Express. Ht. SMITH, C. E LAMBERT, "1 Superintendent. Gea, Paas'r RAILROAD. STATIONS toot of WEST TWENTY-THIRD and DESBROSSES and CORTLANDT STS. ka The leaving time trom Desbroses aad fve minutes later tham that! mm below for Twenty-third st, atation, except where otherwise noted. ML re New York to Pitteburg. Si Gar Pittsburg to Chicago, No coaches to Pruie Compartment Sleeping, Dintug, Smoking Observation Cars. For Chicago, ‘Toledo, Cincinnati, Indignapolis, Loulaville, Mis’ Drawing-room, Sleep ta @ooking care ee | ORS bop. SM —cHICAGO AND Lavi PRESS For Toledo, | Nashville. vis } natt and. Louteville, ‘In ieago, Louie “Dining Car, Svoanepole Ci 655 P. M—ST. LOUIS EXPRESS—For Lahr eae " tots pavelis, Loulsvilie, =) 5. Mpining Gat Foe Vee (he Shenindoan Valley ee. ei a ‘or Toledo, except Saturday. Dining 25g FM: WESTBRN, EXPTBSS For Onteage, 7.65 P.M. PACIFIC. @XPRESS—For. Pitta 424 Chicago, For Knoxville, daily, as seer andoan Valley Route, Conaéete for Ch excel a i 8.25. P. M.—CLEVELAND AND CIN Bxriipss—Por Pitabure, Cleveland aad SISDAWASHINGTON AND THE jor and oi (ints Gat, Mats 2.55 (Dining Se das” Wining” car Cae “(ss (ising cary, O20 Fe 12.10 night, “datiy. and 9.2% P. M., datl, No emp mediate MOUATION Call write oF telepia i pt Maiden Lane store). 467,FULTON ST é R LADIES, MEN AND BOYS, #0) required. or daliveriea made. pay the first payment and THE FASHION CREDIT HOUSE 7 Wear ith et, N.Y. Det, 6th and 61a aves, Open Evenings. CREDIT. Watches and Diamonds Lowest Prices. " : fea, 12-10 night, daly. ORPOLK — AND * WES! \emphin and New Orleans, 3.25 WSAPEAKE AND. OHIO on 12.55 and 4 A. M., week daya, 12 FOR OLD POINT COMFORT A. M. week daya, and | ATLANTIC CITY Sundays, ie . Bullet Parior Care Standard Coaches on week days. Parlor ; Parlor Cars, Dining Car and EY . 9.25 A, 4 Cortlandt "ai we Car). Of Car) A. M.. “ah, 9.95 (Diniag Cary 65. 835 PM "46h, 1354 Call Write oF Telep American Watch and Diamond Co, 19 MAIDEN LANE TAKE BURVATOR: payments; prices rea: guaraat ‘delivery; business confidential. | Ci phone, “JAMES BERGMAN. ST sta DIAMONDS watches, weekly or monthly pay- > 182 Fifth a (coruer 290 Rail terms, NATIONAL 1C6..1 Broatwa ey