The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1904, Page 16

Cees THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1904. Bl Direct Special Attention to This Season’s Most Artistic Style, | The Paquin Walking Sutt. Ladies’ Taffeta Walking Suits, Black, Blue, Brown, Tan and Check Taffeta; New Models, as you wi values $30.00 to $50.00, 20.00, 29°75; Tailored Suits for Little Women. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, or 32, 34 and 36 sizes. $25 Walking Suits, reduced to $35 Walking Suits, reduced to........ eats 37.50 Ladies’ Linen Walking Suits....13.75, 16.50, 20.00 see them nowhere; In Addition Will Offer the Following Special Values to Close: $18.00 Ladies’ Voile $40.00 Ladies’ Voile $16.50 Silk Blouses, $25.00 Ladies’ Tailored Walking Suits, Dress Skirts, Silk lined, Tailored Suits, Sith lined, $16.00 Cobert Jackets, Custom Tatlored, $6.00 Walking Skirts, Fancy Mixtures, $15.00 Misses’ Tailored Suits, 14,16 and 18 years,“ $6.00 Peau de Cygne Waists, $50.00 Voile and Crepe de Chine Gowns, “ “ “ Reduced to.... .... $10.00 ee ceecese: $000)| rnag aso Ii) as +++. 10,00 Sei Neeers eve sen DiS) Ooo sioade EN) 2.95 rae teleiaeeu 2Oe7 5 a GOLD SHIPMENTS BREAK A RECORD To-Morrow’s Steamef Will Carry) Away $8,000,000, Much of Which Is to Meet the Panama Canal Payment. ‘All records of gold exportation were ‘broken with the engagements to-day. Bteamships leaving for Europe to-mor- row will carry $5,000,000 of gold from local banking houses, ‘The following reservations have been Royal Bank of aCnada, $1,000,000; Goldman Sacha & Co., $1.500,000; J. P. Morgan & Co., $2,000.00; National City Bank, 2,000,000; Heldelbach Iscitlehelm- ef & Co., $1,000,000 and Lazard Freres 500,000,000, | fn one ship, ‘The greatest part of this gold has; been sent over to aid in the payment/ pf the Panama Canal indebtedness. "It ls. estimated that more will be sent abroad. ‘This will not ‘be felt here, as money is a drug upon the market and call loans are Made th large sums wt 11-4 per cent., nd ninety day loans. makes the total that will have Steamer $9,475,000. The movement beran on April, 8, during which time the fol- ‘These firms: |. ¥. Morgan & Co Bird vreres 000 10.44 ing. Mazoun & jonal City Bank. Total .. JERSEY TUNNEL C,H FT Railroad Commissioners After a Permission to Build. vy the zranting of a certificate Mblic necessity” dard of Railr. to-day ac by amissione nhattan Hatiroad Com any is empowered under the Nor! . of, Cortl oe, Jersey Ci his tunnel wil! const a tune from the to Exchange rly It for trotiey system has be @ by the troll ‘operating Whe: plans 4 from Manb Of suburban Jer wit made and read by Presi- shows the company was on March 21, 1903; that on A few weeks ago $6.000,000.was shipped!” probably $10,000,000 | ‘ Mt dnd 21-2 fs all that is asked for sixty gone after the sailing of to-morrow's| , lowing sums have been sent out by |; ° +} town if they didn't s| | Hearing Issue Certificate of ublic Necessity and Granting |: it recetyed from the Rapid ik Cémmissioners of tificate for construc. of Aldermen, and tho rae euros FLOVD CRAWFORD FIRM BANKRUPT nvoluntary Petition FiledAgainst the Brokers—Receiver Now Believes Firm Members Have Left City for Good. An Involuntary petition in bank- ruptcy was filed in the United States District Court to-day against Floyd, Crawford & Co., bankers and brokers, of No, 2% Broad street. The petitioning creditors are three in number and are F, W. Forbush, $1,437 st W. Blrd- » and David Caldwell, $1.00@ Arges are made {n the petition that the firm paid out preferences to the amount of $20,000, that both mem- bers are in hiding and that an attach- 8 Issued in the supreme Court and that the Sherift has levied property. Robert C. Morris was appointed ge- ceiver with a bond of $25,000. Sheriff in Charge . hen Mr. Morris Mces of F went to take charge oyd, Crawford & Co., ange Building, he ifn charge. The y to complain to d not returned nd the Deputy legal proceedings James C. Lenney counsel this afternoon would be he: his clients when wanted 2m CURB TRADING DULL. New Japanese Bonds Catch Fancy, of Outside Specniators, ‘The feature of the curb market to-day was the trading in the new Japanese | \ 6s, the ruling price being 9 1-4, market generally with prices Inclined to sag. The bid and axked prices of the principal outside se- curitles. were The Rid i Atked, i ah ask 1H 4 —— WHEAT MARKET, after opening from 1-4 to 5 on the dail around ewise Septem- tarted dull and about steady New York's ope July wheat, 90 1-2 Wheat of ae ment July 8 ptembe & prices were: May 861-8 to Expetied, the Redemptorists, one of the eit monastery her ©0} en if asnemifed ti was dull and easy [4s remaining religious con- gregations, were expelled this morning sm es NEW LOW ECO FR STEEL STOCK Corporations Poor Outlook for Quarter Weakens the Com- mon and It Falls to 91-4, While Preferred ts Cut. ’ Steel started a downward run to-day and the common fell to a new low rec- ord, touching 9 1-4. Brokers were pess!- mistic regarding the billion dollar cor- portion shares and some safd the com- mon wou'd@ sink to 6 before it stopped. The Steel issues were weak from the start on the bellef that the next quar- terly report would be a bad one. It in estimated that the wo monhs of the quarter already completed will show of $11,500,000. ‘The full quarter ly show more than $17,000,000, 9,000,000 4 quarter to pay harges, so it can be seen that if this sum Js not earned the next div- ldend on the preferred will have to be pald out of the surplus. The cash sur- plus 15 now about $47,500,000, Six months | To. ‘All| stock brokerage firm of W. things considered it is easy to under-Jand & Co., to-day opened Dr. end's private -sate Standard Safe Deposlt Vaults. the exception of a note made payable ago it was close to 910,000,000, stand way the common stock ehould make a new low record and why the preferred should be weak and low, i prices closing sale, are an To-day's highest, lowest ai a SHIPPING NEWS, ° \i PORT OF NEW YORK, nav AR Wwuhelm If ‘openhagen Port Spain Brunswick ~. Bremen| G STRAMBHIPS, 'E TO-DAY. INCOMIN r Hypating TAverpoo!. Rlo Grande, 4 i re ive Algonguip, Umnrwick, Galveston, Sacksonvitte, former cash' April 1, 1903. dated April J. Mmome receipts and re; ne of them seem to a! ting an Investigations ————_ LONDON STOCKS STRONG. LONDON, May 11.—Russian Imperial {a declined another 1-2 point, to SS 1-4, on the reported new land reverse and the reported death of Gen in the stock market to-d nese raliway shares were weak. hora of monev here, ength and higher prices other Investments, The ‘Americans follow: leases, Nor v Net fected in the str for consols and® prices for Anaconda chisan. Peaaine Tented Wabash Wabash Wabash a] because largely i commission interests also bought Oc- tober and December, yore Ste Men SOFT BOSOM To-morrow, Special Offering of white, striped and figured madras, attached or detached cuffs, style, fit and workmsuship of the best, MADRAS & NAINSOOK PAJAMAS, white and colored, military collars, choice assortment of patterns, pertect fitting, rn Brothers ’s Shirts & Pajamas SHIRTS, plaited and plain, of high-grade $1.06 95c Value $1.50. Women’s Shoes WALKING PUMPS, GIBSON, SAILOR AND OXFORD TIES, made on carelully selected lasts of the most approved shapes, in all the most fashionable leathers, white canvas and buckskin, WOMEN’S RIDING BOOTS, in Black and Tan Calfskin. Upholstery Department ARMURE & REP PORTIERES, CRETONNE SUMMER CURTAINS, TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS, Bagdad Effects, 60 inches wide, A large assortment of styles and colors, AWNINGS, SHADES AND SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER. Decided Reductions in their (On the Third Floor) $2.75 or. Reduced from $5.50 and $7,50 $2.75 pr. Reduced from $6.75 $2.35, 2.65, 3.00 Hammocks $1.25 0 4.95 ESTIMATES SUBMITTED. With Lace Suitable for Summer Homes. Embroidered Lawn Bureau Scarfs, Shams and Centre Pieces Insertions at 19¢ to 55c One-Half Actual Value of Patterns which will not be duplicated next season, Former prices $30.00 to 45.00 Brass Bedsteads Closing Out Sale $22.00, 25.00, 30.00 West Twenty-third Street LITTLE IN WOODEND SAE DEPOSIT BD The Only Thing of Value Found by the Attorney for the Receiver Was a Note for $100. Irving L. Ernst. © receiver of the collapsed Gruber, aT — voodend The total.of stocks were 77,100 shares | 10, We Ba. °was found and of bonds $1,s62000. ae AOS 0 not discloss ker of the note, © Quotations yt am alue In prosecu! issues were 1- int nehern Paul thion. Pac i Stal cnited, Stat COTTON ‘The local cotton market opened steady to-day, with prices ‘This was better than expected, mainly a demand (or July and Au- guat, credited to Late positions rece fram spot factory weather ne: the Southwest. Hied and by the an opening: formed by Mr. Rumley, th Iter, that It 18, Rood. a ieee cs allway way vf Steel vf ue she Debenture’ Bondy elved good support, lose of the first hale hour of trading prices points over the opening, 1 1 ricer fa; July, 146 to. 18a riterber, Nahler Bros, Sixth Ave. and 31st St. Millinery Hats at Half! Special Sales of Stylish Shapes! ounsel for Abraham vase "ss White Chip Hats & Co. for $100 noth- ose the name of the said Mr. Ernst. white French chip. Large flaring sailors, flats, Conti- nentals and _ shepherdess shapes, with the new oval crowns. Worth $1.98 each— very special at 98c. Tuscan and Fancy. Straw Hats. Burnt straws, Tuscans, black, blue, grey and brown fancy braids—ia all the lead- ing large and medium dressy shapes. Very stylish and serviceable; »worth 98c. each, special at 68c. DENTISTRY. PAINLESS DENTISTRY me 4. Set of Teeth That Fit, $4 Up. 22k. Bridge Work, Per Tooth, $4 Up. FILLINGS 50C, UP. 40-Year Guarantee With All Work, i NEW PAINLESS DENTAL G0, OO ToS Aumane, aes . HOU it is "The other papers in be of Sassulitch The Jap- 2 higher. American There is a which is Te- £ hmaaR t fe Ea MARKET. 1 to 6 points lower. Wall street shorts, nou although on the ungatls- om Texas and the market ral~ wi were 1 ————— | Newest styles— fine quality | ANDO IRothenberg CO. New lors rantet YY EST id-T! ST. More Big Special Values. | . The May sale has more surprises for to-morrow, Stylish, desirable Spring merchandise, never before sold at prices so absurdly low. The best way to be convinced of the importance of this occasion IS To COME HERE TO-MORROW. You'll be amply repaid for the trip, no matter how far you may have to travel to reach this store. Double Blue Stamps till 1 P. M. To-Morrow. Single Stamps zs Usaal From 1 P. M. Till Closing Time. Greatest Rug Sale of’ the Season. Read these items carefully. They tell Where the greatest rug values in Greater NeW York can be found. We inbite comparison, for we KNOW that these offerings stand absolutely unrtballed. ‘A Matchless Offering—$13.50 Smyrna Rugs at $7.98. |We purchased 100 of these rugs, Which will be placed on sale to-mcrrow af a y 98 e remarkably low price. They are 12 feet long by 9 feet wide, in 10 patterns, | perfectly rebersible; actual balue $13.50. Only one to a customer, at..-.--.- | 1.00. $6.00 Smyrna Hall Runners, $2. 98. $30.00 ‘Axminster Rugs, $19.75- | uD? Meranda SA ramious Axminster Rugs, 700 Reversible Smyrna Hall Runners, 9 feet 2a qicne and 9 feet wide, value $30.00, 19.75 | ae eh with att) Chey 2.98 Another Great Spectal—$28.£0 Majeslic Smyrna Rugs at $19.75. Best quality All } Wool Smyrna Rugs, 4 yards long and 3 yards ‘wide, in beautiful Oriental and | 9 75 floral patterns. Actual value $28.50, on sale at = ee Record-Breaking Furniture Bargains. ’ Heavy Stecland Brass $35 Ghamber Suit, at $22.50. m: = Solid Oak 3-piece Chamber Sult, like cut, large roll Brass rail head and foot, with two brass spindles; French baked on footboard; enamel, highly French plate’ mir- finished; value tor in dresser; $6.50; special at ._ highly finished; 22.50 Regular $55 Parlor Suits, Special To-morrow at $37.50. Highly Polished Five-Piece Parlor Suit, full spring seats, covered in beautiful all-silk damask or imported Verona = velours in all the newest designs; finish and work- manship cannot be excelled; this suit never sold for less 37.50 tures; regular price 30c., at Special, per special sale prices will be Perfection Oil Cooking Stove, than $55. Sale price, — ins, Window Shad dPorti Lace Gurtains, Window Shades and Portieres A Great Value—$5, $6 and $7 Irish Point Curtains at $2.95. 87 different patterns, allare 344 yards long and 50 inches wide; exquisite embroidery. The only fault is that they have slight imperfections in the net which do not injure the wearing qualities in it. Regular prices, ry $5, $6 and $7. All to goat the wonderfully low price of, per Pair. ..sse sess eeeeeeee 30c. Opaque Window Shades at 15c. $6.50 Velour Bordered Portieres, $3.98. With first-class spring rollers, 36x72, in six of the best Bee ranked fecal iia in 4 5 colors, all complete, including everything in. fix- 15c fectly reversible, armure weave,value $6.50; . An Immense Sale of Beautifal Spachtel and Embroidery Effects. To-morrow-we will place on sale a purchase of 1,000 pieces at less than cost o production, Values positively range 79 65c. and $9c. per piece. Our 9c, [of an (cl ing % i B it Speci Matting at Halt. asement Specia .— t Design Linen Warp Japanese Mat- = paar teereny teversibie, in red, green, blue ind oak; two burners, the wickless kind; exquisite carpet patterns, saree Been every one warranted to give Sold at most carpet stores at $11.75 per fect satisfaction; spe- roll; our price per roll of 40 yards...... ° ue laa 4.98 Nursery Refrigerators, for preservin milk, butter and eggs, The ice chambe: will hold 12 Ibs, of ice; 2 69 + Lot 1.-Inlaid Japanese Mattings, in beautiful effect, fine selected pliable straw, } strictly, new; value $13.50; sale per roll of GORK LINOLEUM. 65c. & 75c. Qualities, Per Square Yard at 37!:c. large tank for holding water—No. 1 Size. ...-.e00 } Lawn flowers, with 7% _ inch wheels, 3 blades, selt-sharpen- ers; every one war- Genuine cork Linoleum, 2 yards wide. We urge an early ranted; good grass cut- J } selection as there is sure to be a great rush for such a bar- see tgand 14 inch ° / gain, We shall absolutely refuse to supply dealers, and we cannot guarantee the quantity, although; 1 it is exceptionally large, to last through- out the entire On sale at, per 2¢ sq. yard. Gas Stove, 2-burner,with patent lift-out burner, can be cleaned; burns a bright blue 98c ‘ JAMES McCREERY & C0. Sale of Pajamas and Night Shirts, Collarless Night Shirts, made of fine white muslin, with colored trimming, “2891 3d. Ave., Between 150th and 151st Streets, NEW STORE NOW OPEN. BLYN SHOES—Every good gradeand ry desiral style. Whatever your | style or price limit, the exact shoe you wantis here. Making eight grades wecan suit elght t mes as many pleas those who are limited to shoes of one grade, Making our own shoes, we can easily | undersell general shoe stores that haye to pay the usual manufacturer's profit. FIVE STORES—Soon six large, bright, | well stocked; easy to reach from any- | where and everywhere. Sign JARANTEE 609 8th Ave., 39th & 40th Sts. Third Ave. & 122d Street. 162 Bowery, near Broome St. i. 2891 Third Ave., bet. 150th and 131st Sts. u Brooklyn Store, hao dao 833 Bro awey, between Park and Ellery ¥ ju al Blyn Shoes in the Bronx, 50c Valug 75c 'Pajamas (double breasted model), made of striped madras, plain or figured chambray and cambric, or “Military” cut in plain blue and tan chambray, gsc Value $1.75 Pajamas made of imported novelty striped madras, Fastened with silk frogs and large pearl buttons, $1.45 9h" Value $2930 ana ¥3,50. A close edge, welted, je and military eat dress # Factories 401, 493, “405 1 olat. St. 6th Ave. and 27th Street. The Way to Win