The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1904, Page 11

Nersechae : AIR SHOPLIFTERS \FAVORS CRUSADE ON GAS STOCK LEADS |FIGHT AGAINST THE IN THE MARKET) GAS TRUST'S BID Brokers Busy with Consolidated on a Report that Gov. Odell Had Vetoed the Remsen Grab and Prices See-Sawed RODE WA CAB) STOCK CHANCE New President in Installation _ Speech Calls for. Positive Ac- ction Against Brokers Who Lean to Shady Dealings. y*Registered at High-Class Hotels and Drove in State to Depart- ment Stores They Meant to 4 Rob. * BOTH ARE OLD OFFENDERS HIS OPEN TALK CRITICISED, - DECLARE THE POLICE.| some of the Members Object to Publicity in Getting Rid of the Josie Cherry-Is in the Rogues’} Undesirable—investigation till , Gallery, and Her Companion} © Under Way. \s Wife of Criminal of World- H. K. Pomroy, elected President of Wide Fame. the New York Stock Exchange, was to- day installed in his new office. R. H. ‘Thomas, the retiring Prepident, intro- ‘Anvamazing discovery was made to-| duced him shortly after ‘the opening Yay by the police concerning the iden-| of the Exchange, and after a few pre- ( Wty and the methods employed by the|liminaries Mr. Pomroy, in a short two handsomely. gowned women who] speech on taking office, referred to the wero arrested yesterday while they | crusade against bucket shops that hae Were driving about on a ‘shopping’ | been going on in all thé exchanges. Jour to fashionable uptown department] President Pomroy first referred to Mores and arraigned to-day on | the administration of his predecessor, tharge of shoplifting. praising the work done jn the past year Deteotive Sergts. Hecker and Rein.| yy Mr, Thomas. who made the arrest, dectare that| je then spoke guardedly of the re- they have established a joonnection | ports of improper methods of trading bteween the two women with one of} on the Stock Exchange that have bow the most desperate gang of crooks} going around and which the Governors that ever operated in this country or} ay now investigating. He eald that he abroad. thought {t best to admit ac once that The woman who called herself May | inure wore some black sheep, even in Morris the two detectives have tdenti- | ine geock Exchange, but the Exchange fed a9 a woman well known to the} nag aiways maintained a high standard police of many cities as Josie Cherry. | ¢¢ pusineas honor, and the Governare She ts registered in the Rogues Gallery | wouig see to it that this standard was at Police Headquarters as No. 404 B.| Mos itained, Her companion, Annie Glea on, Detec- | rhe membership of the Hxchange, he tive Becker sald, is a wife of the noto- | saiq, was made up of men of high tone, oe ee eee clase: | and it was a great Injustice to them ee ee erie guree other | that men who do not maintain the same weed ta get a rae te fame, man-| nigh standard had been able to come fired to get a bag of gold containing | into agsociation with them. Mr. Pom- $90,000 from two messengers of the Bank roy said that he pledged his earnest of France as they were taking the efforts, and that he knew the Gover- waney Into the bank from a, cab. nors would pledge theirs, that the high A year ago Gleason was arrested with| tone or ane e of the Exchange should not be ‘Sia" ¥inney for an attempted robbery | jowered. ®n @ Bajtimore bank, and is now serv- i ing a ten-year sentence in the Mary. | the, President was roundly hs cheered by the brokers on the floor, but te ae PeHpn there was some criticism later that ey Played Night Stands, he should have come eut so openly in Fully as remarkable as the disclosures | #¢knowledgment of the scandal that of the identity of these two women is| has been the talk of the Street for a the raport of the detectives of the man- | Week: ner in which they perpetrated their] Jt 18 known that the Governors are thotta, making an investigation, and that there “For the past few weeks,” said De- | !8 @ strong feeling in favor of taking Jeotive-Sergt. Becker to-day, ‘these | @rastic action, but it is the desire of two women have been making what 1 |™&ny members, including Governors, to ight cail one-night stands in the qwell | 4° the housecleaning as quistly and woadway and Fifth avenue hotels. with as little dust es possible, “Thay bad all the clothes they wantea | It 18 sald to be quite. likely that, in- pesront a front at any hotel in the alty, | #teud of wholesale expuisiong, members| ¥ didn't need much luggage, as | UR4er suspicion will be quietly permitted they only intended to remain one night of their seats and leave che mad giving a different name at every ° ‘houes they lodged at, it was almost im- ing chapacial Be the tate Hace west Poasible to trace them. Exchange, whieh was held this “‘Bince thelr arrest, however, we have goon, Charles Ws; MSUTy WAS | olsoted ‘feud gut thet they stopped at the - repole. the Holland House, he Ross- more, the Vendome and a half done SOT ERUEMARKET: places, ‘The local cotton market opened steady to-day with price: to 4 paints her, due chiefly to the strong cables Tavernoo!. Spot houses bought July at 13.66 on the cajl and thet option was sot by one or two interests who some- Umes act for New Osteans people. ‘The room element were moderate buyers. ne bf the hotel te thay ‘were a “Tl uertion ol thet at ity shay woud bid th ohma if al While. fone, irauiry, was wer there was of value at hand.” bid; July, 18.65 to 13.66; August, 13.82 to ‘The prisoners described themselves as 1g.34; September, U.87 to_ utes October, forrig and Annie Gleason, both . rovemnb ) and, Fealdents of i nef Put a ages AL se Hr Shey TA a storgon Broadway “ana” twentyearat | ROTHSCHILD TRIAL MAY'17, 3 Always Took a Cab. Four Indictments Charging Grand e-stolen silks were found ina dress! Lareeny Against the Banker. it e dress sult case was found! On application of the District-Att hatha maura roman used on thelt | ney Recorder Goff trial of Da- man ursion to the fashion | vid Rothschild for May 17 to-day. fey, aristocrat Andina grand larceny against, Rothschild in con- he proprietors of many| nection with the wrecking of the Fed- ren, iat t they, were, women of the|eral Bank. ity and wealth, Se aaERISRanEEEEEnE ihe howe th that two mhoplitters of such a ed in tne r efforson hareet SHIPPING NEWS. Drought an -etore detectives wird and ALMANAC FOR TO-DA’ ooomiag owned, as as hae | sun risea. « ies acta. oA eon Figen 2.95 fen seen in, a police court reo shrewd young women mi ie Vr Ler Peretes ton Cecre seanatets teceatl ; ae G3 Hanghty in Court. Goveree el eee Wien Detective-s Rein Shed aol Rt 7 d the Court that jetor aici pire Mahe he m had been arrested desired an pent until e@ heads of th ft ‘3 of store ty manent was’ granted “unili friday the’ pfleoners were held in INCOMING BTEAMBHIPS. sult cake had been DUB TO-DAY, ona anager vat 1, versa Beery lo, Liver OUTGOING STSAMSHIPS., BAILED TO-DAY, Hotterdam. City of Washington, Another Similar Case. White, of No. 143 West Four- h al othe © FON an of ats ce, Mrralgned fn Nord Ameri atket Court to-day charged | stentoe, "“Nedonk Arment a detective for a a @ tan coat, he said. whe woman Was arraigned sho 4# dazed and failed to compre- few questiang put to her. ae ell expressed min, examination ‘until te-m stectives Bec and Ha geclered afternoon that they 7 GENERAL LIST AT LOW EBB. Practically Nothing to Do—News influenced by special causes, as Consoll- dated Gas, Rock Island, Rubber and a] if’ there was a dishonest few othera, but the general let was) omoial, to allow such bids would make neglected. There was not much news for Wall ptreet to talk about. The rail-| ¢raudulent contracts. road reports have become monotonous in thelr sameness, every report show- ing n loss in gross and net. The banks| bound to accept the lowest bid, gan’ & Co, was not strong. = pany's bid wae not the lowest. ‘The only lively spot on the Exchange | Mr. Sterling laid was the Gag post, where a large nuin- ber of tradete gathered, ag it seemed to | straining orter be vacat be the only piace where it waa pegsibie | Decision waa reserves to make money. The total for Gas wis greater than that of aay three issues, ty fact during ihe first two hours the transactions in this IRsue was about 1:8 of the tote! sales for that time, had Yetoed the Gas bil! and the stock dropped 3 points, only to rally about 1 1-4 on o deitial equally Later the report was reviyed that the bill had been yetoed and there was an- other slump and then a rally, which carried the wtock to within 1 point of |Con yesterday's close, op. In the aftemoon private deapatches reoelved in Wall street from Albany | {Bt agreed with the press telegrams, Gov, Odell would. surely veto thi to-morronw, "The stock, howe’ at the mily price, Landon, bo bought ab about 2,000 shares, | White Kath All stocks loan crowd than for some time, which indicates that the short interest has a EN, f wuftiol ath t hoe the r of sufficient strength to boost the AND ices throughout the whole list. ‘The in market was weak’ at the clase with grown to a point fiisiness ‘quite ate. standnt The total sales of stocks were 152,700 @hares and of bonds $1,874,000. The Closing Quotatt eal ahisbost., Jawem end closing, prices anges, trom icon, or angM leak FecURMed ele, are Ae 5 Lo made they would pinch off what-| | The opening prices were: May, 13.50 bid; 'De- | the to ‘town except uit fhely car-| There are four indictments charging | U so-that everybody can now isda snide 2 id rye SET : THE WORLD: TUESDAY. EVENING, MAY 10, 1904, for 1904. Fails to Influence Dealings. Frederic Kellogg sald that the con- tract should be awarded to the American Street Lamp Supply Company sis it wax Trading in stocks to-day hardly con- | the lowest bidder, He also contended that stltuted a market. There were some| the bid of the Gas T jealingn in special stocks which were| cause they were conditional as to the have lost $4,000,000 since Friday and give] might accept the highest, if it ware in promise of losing that much more be-| tha best Interests of the clty fore the end of the week. More gold! the objection to the American Sivet | was engaged for export by J. P, Mor-] Lamp Supply Company was comprehensive | ta ‘ids, and asked tha Standard Ou Qui sting. Karly in the day it wae reported with th! curb stocks were fractionally Groat positivenaae that the Governor |i aay, with trading exceptio lly yu at, positive, per cent. to outside securities were: « Hu hich was Union Pacific. GAS GRAB VETO IS DUE TO-MORROW. A Taxpayer Seeks to Restrain the City from Awarding Con- tract for Lighting to the , Consolidated Company. Odell Revising Message That Is to Give His Reasons for Kill- ing Measure—Remsen, Fath- |‘ er of the Bill,’in Albany. 10.—A veto me on the “Remsen gas grab is expe Odell to-morrow, this character was txpested to-day, but {t was sald the Governor wis and not quite Argument was heard by Justice O'Gor- mun to-day on the application of Aur gust Kemmerle, a taxpayer, Commissioner Oakley, of Water, Trading Confined to Specialties and) or ricctire Lighting, awarding to the Operators on the Floor Have! Consolidated Gax Company the contract for Hghting the streets of Manhattan iain | it MM an Remaen, who ft ure, is in the elty A he admita: that watching deve ropments [fteait > taille and Rave | Regine, t was iegal be- ber of Hghts to be used, and that ug MORE GOLD FOR MORGAN. Morean & Co, to-day engaged | 1) 50,000 OF gold bull a it possible to award improper and even aa eieanontrand Assistant Corporation Counsel Ster!- ing, opposing, sald that the city i# not | nd, besides, that com- re the court a showing all the temporary re- ——_—_ STOCKS LOWER ON THE CURB | 4 the Decline in) The most provounced cnenge was In @tandard Ol, it being bid down 8 1-2 Witrout any sales. bid and aaked pricos of the principal Las more in demand in the closing To-morrow at 19 cents, Fe SES BSSehe = PETER Pe Etey 2ueageereasees: at 190, NESEENENEES: ssaee a i+tll Sli i icialiall Jat! * im ORES = Sia! ae | SRBSESS eee RE. 2 and suede colors—all at 29c. HY Bid a By ie — dy Hea 3 WN 1h + 40 0 or trou! alk’ woes who. s called be aie Fe Ae Bo ieann 1 hey imder to yeand Witch | iish foe hotel inet aving, thelr oeutnartte | a i ate only And every piano bears the maker's naine. <Wé¢ also Offer the Wijson Piano for $175 a terms of $5 down and $1 a week, as well as the following Walter: pianos for cash or on liberal terms:— Walters, Harmony, Belford & Weigner Pianos, On cash sales we box and ship pianos free of charge to any i 5 are the Chicago Recomt-Herald.) “ t your father ever tals to waeer® asked the Suni tY “i Se ee col geld tte Apert af cham United sistas. Pyar os \o fara wene and pay any ea eg, Wi interview Bi iu jie ath aes a alt ie sehen lano sprpbot and r eaaigt8 "8 BROOKLYN. Hosiery Economies. ‘ 20c. Stockings for Women, 1214, Full fashioned Colton Stockings—fest black with double soles —Full fashioned lisle thread, fast black impertect)—fast black, all oyer lgce and Jace ankles—some full fashioned with fancy stripes—all at 12440. 25c, to 30c. Stockings for Women at 19c. Fast black gauze lisle thread with garter top—als> fine cotton fast black with split soles~~also fast black all over lace lisle—all ith doubleyoles (slightly among the assortment. 50c, Lisle Stockings for Women at 29c. Open work lace ankles in lisle thread—black, ian, champagne Just a suggestion : . 20c, Stockings for Children at 1214 ¢, Fast black ribbed cotton stockings with double knees and toes —a good; strong weave for echool and rough wear—12}4c. LONDON STOCKS DULL. Improvement tral. d) wan an a reed | Mextewn Nati » Gov. |Norrolk & W | Norfolk & W. Southern Southern St. Paul it ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALP A CENTURY RIPERS appreciate the fact that in detail and practicability our Riding Garments are superior. 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