The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1904, Page 4

-Yors ‘of me Hadden-Rodee Company BY CONSOLIDATED On Charges of Irregular Doings the Exchange Governors Ex- pel the Broker Whose Failure Caused a Sensation. ACTION TAKEN AFTER WITNESSES WERE HEARD. Another Member Suspended for a Year for “Acts Detrimental to the Interests and Welfare of the Exchange.” ABEND CUT OUTISTOCKS STRONG BUT [MARSHP To SEK THE TRADING DULL) ISIE STEAMER fhe expulsion of W. E. Woodend, of the suspended firm of W. B. Woodend @ Co,, was announced on the Consoll- @ated Stock Exchange to-day, tho rea- gon givea being alleged frregularities fm dealings. ‘The decision to expel Woodend waa reached at a Joug meeting held by Board of Governors last night, at w! a number of witnesses were examined Woodend was present at bis of his business mot favorably impressed many ‘rnors it was almost unantmously de tided to expel him. W. K. Woodend & Co. f a receiver, and vartous in- nie dons of the jirin's affairs have instituted In the courts. "8 promi © in oth cles, an the la naintained by t . made the ny of. the ary. Interest, to added by the are In the than financial umber of bran firm throughout somewhat sensati firm of more than which much was various court proceedings. ‘The suspension of A. I. yne year was announ lated Stock Exchan, fetrimental to tie President Randelp fated Exchange, wh Meulars as to the re: suspension, said at fi the suspension Was enough und there was no necd of making 4 publ siatement in regard to the charges. For the reason that Mr. Wobcie might be thought to have had acme comnec- however, he said that the ded on ws munications che Exchange, rr. per. Mir, Wobcke sent a letter, which wan! addressed to some of those in authority ‘m the Exchange, which we deemed an hmpropriety, 1 al i e more | esned to officers of which were considered A greater or ir, Wobeke's address is No. 6) Broad- way, the address of the Exchange. He was at the Exchange early to-day, hut left after the announcement of his sus- pension. ey SAYS WOODEND WITHDREW CASH. In-the tesumption of the hearing of he affairs of Woodend before Special Tinited States Commissioner Hitchcock jn tho Federal Building to-day Recelver Gruber “struck oil," as he expressed it, by thy natve admissions of Louis J. Bruck, former general manager for the Woodend concern. He succeeded in bringing out the fact ‘that Dr. Woodend witndrew $40,0W @ lump sum [rom the sufety-ueposit ox Jn the Standard Safe Deposit Com- pany; yart of the amount he put the business in the tirat place, je further established tnro! Bruck thé intimate relations ex: Wted between Woodend concern aod the Hasdlen-Rodee Company, Phrough Ks representative, E, 1. Mrad: bury, chairman of the Board of Dir into ir. Gruber said atter the brief exami- ion was completed that the evidence Wobcke for | ¥ t Reading, St. Paul, Union Pacific | and Louisville and Nashville Among the Leaders in Rising Market Favorable to All. There was strength t close of the market to ing was extreme! tho most consple it selling up to 4 point. SS Paul, Consolidated Gas, Louis- ville and Nashville and Union Pacitle | cig, were from 1 to 11-8 per cent over, while the Jocal tractions closed stron, led by Brooklyn Kapid Transit Metropolitan, which were each 1 point higher, Fractional gains were realized by the Bonds were well dis- few large thansac- 1 is now tw ieved to have or to be drifting a retary Moody ha in Francisco to ders mander of the U. 8. S. industrial grou) nishies her trial trip. tributed with uons. ‘ ‘The total sales of stocks were 308,100 pee NILE ft) if itorsas ranet bonds $2,405,000, for the Delnware| Rand comes down,” said the Mayor| The Closing Quotations. ‘oal To-ay'e hi , lorena and closing prices | 28 and ne hanwsn from yeneniay a cling |Cape Horn, rather than proceed} “Ho's the only man I ever met who Breen oF from inane resy owe through the Strajta of Magellan, and|could convince tho Comptroller," put iHek. eal ots to call at St. Lucta, Went Indies, for]in Pres!dent Maffen,, of the Bronx, pi. Low. Cioe ONE) coal, it necessary. Nothing haw been} who had just failed to perform that Amat. Cooper... aN Be 88 t Rl ueara of the « Ince she left} feat m. § =e Cor L At th 2 Am @ BR of Oy eR i een at the wwe may as well vote the mon¢y By Ba ty + -|now and save Mr. Rand the trouble of b+) (4 vomb ' suggested Mr. Ahearn, 7° TM 1 his letter to Supt, Smith, of te) ONINE AMR : ; ie, agit + tig lacirittme ‘Awsoctntion. ot this ciuy, Bece| “No."' ruled the Mayer, “it will be a | ‘By! w retary aren & gays that as the Tacoma] pleasure to hear him. Perhaps he'll BQ in going in tho dir -ltell us some more about that Dodge- Sieg 142 Morne troubly and the detectiver’ ex- for h Amerjean port. ELLIS ISLAND CUT OFF. Steamship Excelntor. the mainland and Ellis Island was 7 out of commission and badly ¢ % % Q Ww 1 ra rd ‘4 ner Excelsior, damaged. LIQUOR MEN’S NEW OFFICERS ———_— 3 STOCKS DULL IN LONDON The ninth annual convention of the Natlonal Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association at the which lasted thre; this afternoon Healings in Am Waldorf-Astoria LONDON, June 10.—Money Secretary Moody Orders U. S. S. Tacoma to Look for the Steamer Conemaugh, Which ls Now Two Months Overdue. | » Navy Department has been ap- yy the International Merean- the com~ ‘acoma to seek gh or her’ survivors as sailed from Hono- She stopped at Coronel, and left there on Feb, Her master was directed to round Cable Damaged by Anchor of the] pay roll shows no position of chauffeur. Tho new and expensive cable between | who will keep your machine in order,” put | said the Mayor, wth. Re ont Mjcible. ‘The cable was not only dam- Bt, Lae 8, 36 Of jit|axed in midstream, the outer covering Tone Bacitic 4} being torn and broken, but the cable at ©] tnton Pacttic’ |: iE | ihe Barge Office end was ripped clear of UB, Teather the fastenings, making all connection UB. ag DE OR telby telegraph or telephone with Ellin ‘pial et. 8, | Island impossible. : a,| The Excelsior, as there was not Tel 1] enough water to dock, dropped down- las 1\) | stream and anchored off the Battery at Advance 950 o'clock. When she sted her - anchor the cable was drags: up and us Narrow but the Close Steady After Voor Start. was ed to-day by the anchor of the Morgan|L whieh picked up the convinced him even more than Hous testimony had, that Dr. Wood- 18 or was at some time just prev- to his faflure, in the possession of ® lange amount of cash, a § COTTON MARKET. Cotton opened weak to-day with the Met 4 to 7 points lower. Ljverpool made |@ poor response to our advance yester- [day and this caused heavy unloading on | the call, with July at one time down 20 ts, Krom witch it rallied slightly a ~ Phe demand for la by, Liverpool. Com }@ lot Of long cotton mht lat ‘day. New Orleans was lower, showing ure on near months similar to that inere. ‘The opening prices were: July, 11. bid: August i146 bid; “September, 10s ber, 9.74 Lo 9.4); Noveinber, December, $64 Ma: Susuary, ternoon prices were: July, 11.42; October, 9.9; De- ‘Januery, 88 De by Philadelphia spot inte th tas, fed ‘ WHEAT MARKET. Wheat opened a quarter of a cent _ higher to-day on shower in the South- ‘West. Corn started steadier in sym- pathy with wheat, but both markets were dull pending the Government crop report. Sentiment on the report is father bearish. New York's opening prices wera: Wheat—July, 92; September, 843-4 bid; December, 87-8 to M. hicago's opening —December, 03-8; Fuly, 68-4 to 987-8; mbor, 807-8 to §1.' Corn—May, 43; 487-8 to 483-4, September, 49 to rices were: Wheat GT. New York's. closing prices were: Wheat—Tuly, 31 4-6; September, 84 3-5 December, Ki 2-8 Wd, Corn—July, 54 6-8: September, 53. “hicago’# cloning. prices were: Wheat =July, £6 10 86 1-8; September, 89 1 December, 9 1-x. ‘Corn: Oar :’ Decem- fell Gate Ferry... 713 PORT OF NOW YORK, 1247 ARRIVED. INCOMING STEAMSBHIPS. attended by about o all parte of the United States. The new officers elebted are I ih president; Suns of Pittsburg, Pa Samuel Werthelmer, of Pittsburg, Pa first vice-president:| Marion Taylor. of Loulaville, Ky. nd vice-president; Ephraim ‘Brice, of Philadelphia, Pa, treasurer, and David Stanber. necretiry The visiting wholesale Nouor dealers will hold their banauet at the Waldorf- Astorin this evening There will be no aprecher Lord & Announce for Saturday An Exceptional Sale of Girls’ Summer Clothing, At the Following Price Concessions,— 500 Girls’ Summer of white and colored lawns, mercerized - $2.95 each, linens, percales, &c., in a dozen styles to) on} select from; sizes 4 to 14 yrs., and check Brilliantine sizes 4 to 14 yrs. Girls’ Reefe To effect a complete clearan: jof stock At Less Than Half Prices, $5.50 to $7.50 Reefers ... $8,50 to $12.50 Reefers.. “We do not dress to live. We live to DUB TO-DAY. . Arcadia, Hamburg, OUTGOING sTEAMSHIPs. Brunswick,” ‘Argentine, dress."—Beau Brummell to his vaet. 3j00Girls Linen& PigueDresses, also White Lawn and Organdie Dresses,| $5.00 each in many novel styles, including navy blue , Bretelle Dresses; Broadway and Twentieth Street and Fifth Avenue, scarcer In the market to-day and ratos were harder, which caused discounts to become firmer. Business on the Stock Exchange was generally dull, owing to Impending loans. Console were easier. Home Ratls reacted. Americans opened quiet and Irregular, | but recovered to about parity, Dealings were narrow and they cloned steady. Grand Trunk ‘tmpro’ on the traMfe Incrense. Taylor Dresses | At values | $4.00 to $5.00. At values | $7.50to$10.00 vs and Coats, ce, we will offer entire balance sees seeeee veovat $2.95, IF A WELL-MADE, WELL- FITTING SERGE IS WHAT YOU WANT, WE HAVE IT, SIN- GLE OR DOUBLE-BREASTED, $12 to $25, IF IT IS SUMMER UNDER. WEAR, OF NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, OR STRAW HA’ NO PLACE SO GOOD AS THIS.! a ana -/BOARD OF ESTIMATE APPROPRIATES JOKES ‘Mayor McClellan Indulges in Pleasantries About Jerome’ Assistant—Says that Chauf-! feurs Should All Go to Jail. a 933989333 6993 G95 F595 9945-98998 SS 0994 95 98 S93 $385 :9F9G99955999GG89FS8G9859388G9 88599889 Jerome to-day asked mate for an increase for the coming half-year to defrey the expenses entailed by the new law which ordaing that ses prose-| cuted in the Court of Special Sessions .| shall be tried upon information filed by the District-Attorney. Assistant Dis- \trict-Attorney Rand sent word that he was busy with the Grand Jury and the board decided to walt until next week, when he can explain the matter per- sionally. “You'll have to vote the nroney if with a smile, after the letter had been read “No one can resist his eloquence when he asks for money.” perience In ‘Yexas.” Everybody laughed as they re@m- bered Mr. Rand's eloquent apperl to che Beard not to let a suspected ‘‘crim- Inal blut the city of New York be- cause he could command more money than New York's District-Attorney.”’ Commissioner Darlington, of the De- rartment of Health, asked authority to fix the salary of his chauffeur at $600 a year. He hgs the automobile but Ms “You can't get a man for $0 a month “And keep out of Jail, added Mr. eton. hey'll all go.” sald the Mayor, with some feeling. remembering the experience of his own driver a couple of. weeks ago. The pay of the Health Department chauffeur will be fixed next week, when the Commissioner makes a detalied re- port SOUTHERN WOMEN In New York Say That The SOUTHERNCORN MEAL known as “Dunlop White Vir- ginia water-ground meal, Is the only kind for cooking “orn-pone, Hoe-cake, Batter-cake, Ash-cake, Ege-bread, Gridde-cake, Samp or Cracklin-bread. This meal is slowly ground on stones, is not kiln-dried and is as soft as flour Northern yellow meal is rolier-ground and kiln-dried, and 1s hard, like sand. For $1.00 (registered) we will de- liver to any address in New York, Brooklyn, etc. a@ 30-lb. bag of “Dunlop” meal, with cooking direc- | tions. From mill-stones to your kitchen fn 48 hours, THE DUNLOP MILLS Dept. D, Richmond, Va. Dally capacity 7,500 tags of meal, 2,500 barrels of flour. 0 to jail or deserve to hig rea Buying for 10 Storis gives us values no other concern selling on credit ever enjoyed—the benefit is yours. Stylish Clothing for Man, Woman and Child. OU 19 E. 14th Se. ties. 180 An excellent new upright piano for 12 * This is Simpson Crawford Co.'s | Platest offering in thepiano depart. ment. This will be good news for those who have always felt that they could not afford an instru- ment—and best of all—we will selliton thefollowingeasy terms: $10: when you elect y.ur Cooper Square and Brooklyn stores open Saturday till 10 P, M, Browning: King-§:G Simson Seuifrd Ca. ino—then prt month thereafter, for a short while. \ You cannot afford to let this oppor- tunity pass,as we have only a limited number. Fourth Fioor, THE WORLD: FRIDAY SVENING, JUNE I ¢ Our optical depart- ment is at your ser- vice. Oculists’ pre- scriptions filled at No charge for popular prices. designs. That we believe in advertising is plain to everybody, but all the’ newspaper talk in the world would not have built up an ever-growing body of customers like ours unless the right goods and the right prices were back of every announcement we make. Purchasers at the LAMBERT store are sure to get theif money's worth every time. But we never charge for the teputation that we have been building up for almost thirty years. other reliable jewelry houses in town, and we wish them well, tut they cannot compete with us because their operating expenses are high, while ours are low. 2 Much of our stock is made in,our own factory, above the salesroom. What we do not make we All our diamonds are selected in Amsterdam by a As we are not in a fashionable part of the town, the rent buy direct of manufacturers in great quantities. member of our firm ani imported direct. for our building is moderate. “Why don’t your firm move overito Fifth Avenue or Broadway?” is a question frequently asked of us. Weare content to stay where we are and to develop a policy that has stood the test of. time and of public approval. _ Our customers understand that the low prices of Fine Gold and Diamond Jewelry, Watches and Sterling Silver, etc., at LAMBERT’S do not mean sacrifice of quality or workmanship. the natural product of thorough knowledge, of unvarying squareness in dealing, and of enlightened business methods. Symbols of Happiness. The LAMBERT Seamless Wedding Ring is a modest, but impressive type of the policy that has made our reputation. We guarantee every ring to be solid gold, free from solder,and fash- ioned by the best workmen in the country. All that is honest and all that is tech- nically excellent in the Lambert system is repre- sented in these rings. We have sold thousands of them, and in this month of weddings we are called upon to show them every hour. They were the first articles of jewelry with which our name was associated before some of the brides and bridegrooms of June, 1904, were born. We make no charge for engraving. 14 Herat - - - $3 to $12 tion. Whether you choose Waltham, Elgin 18 Harat - - - 4to 16 or LAMBERT works, you have a faithful 22 Warat - - °= @to 20 timekeeper. Price, $35. Pins With Class Colors. Every day we receive calls from committees of pr aauatne classes, who select class pins, They know—doubtless the seniors of ’03, or even graduates as far back as ’77, have told them that at LAMBERT'S they can sce the largest number of original and unhackneyed designs in town. Our popularity with students was never so great as to-day, and we are proud of it. Pins are lettered and enamelled to suit all tastes. We reproduce desired colors in enamel as closely as the most improved processes will permit. Here are four popular designs: We remodel old jewelry. There are They are Will Please the Girl Graduate. This is a sensible graduation gift for a girl. A simple, elegant and reliable Watch, with solid 14-karat gold engine-turned case, and choice of Waltham, Elgin or LAMBERT movement. Every movement is taken aoa and critically examined by our watchmakers before we offer it for sale. Regulated and aranteed. No watch of equal quality is sold elsewhere for the price, $16.50. Cam) Star and Crescent Aglow with Diamonds. Fine diamonds brighten the star and cres- cent in the back of this Watch. It is a solid 14-karat gold hunting case, with space on the front for a monogram. No better case is made, and you would look far to find a handsomer watch. Like all the dia monds we sell, these are our own importa- Class Rings of Gleaming Gold. One’s school days may be dimmed with time, but the Class Ring remains as bright as the memories it recalls—if it be a LAM- BERT Ring. All our Class Rings are solid gold, as carefully made as if they cost many times our prices. We make special designs to order, Some of our best customers knew us first by the beauty and excellence of our Class Rings. Here are a few examples from our stock. Every Class Ring is made in the LAMBERT factory. ¥ Solid Gold, $2.60 Solid Gold, $8.60 Solld Gold, $2.00 Solid Gold, $2.80 Sterling ‘Silver, Sterling. ‘Silver, Sterling ‘Silver, Sterling ‘Silver, $1.00. $1.00. $1.00. $1.00. sa W 3 és Solid Gold, WSs Turquoise or i Diamonds, @25. Garnets ana solid oo ie Rose Cut’ Dia- Pearls... $3.75 cy Raised Fig- monds., $15.00 All pearls.. $4.50 ures..... $2.00 TNS Solid Gold, Solid Gold, fine t dell pierced shank, Orders should be given early to insure prompt delivery. raised figures, Catalogue of Class Pins, Class Rings and Medals for the asking. $3.50. A Treasure-House of Gifts. Will the relatives of boys and girlswho are about to be graduated please call at the LAMBERT store? We wish to show them what an immense assortment we have of articles suitable for gifts. Girls’ watches, from $3.75 up; boys’ watches, from $3.75 up; solid gold _chatelaine Pus from $5 up; silver chatelaine pins, from $1 up; silver vest chains $1.25 and higher; solid gold guard chains, from $10 up. ~ Deas ee on Art in Signet Rings. Flashing Diamonds in Rings. A me we ile not import diamonds direct, thus Bayne, alt mniddlemen's profit, we could not seil them ¢ . at ¢ prices quoted below, But we DO import direct, 2nd we bought largely in the great Aister- From the largest and most interesting dam mart before the last advances in price. That sentence tells as much as an explanation a column long. collection of signet rings in the city we We take pains to make this simple ° If importers’ and jobbers’ . “ 5 and inexpensive Ring in every Profits were added to the choose two examples for illustration. The way worthy of our reputation price of this Ring it would dainty workmanship and artistic designs of {navel your sapproyal: [One of De a rather costly ornament, jar Baw the most atterns ever for the solid 14-karat gold opul these rings make them appear much more produced by the LAMBERT factory. The Tee ate pnoune ne LOWS i fine stone glitters in a solid 14-k. gold 4 lamond 5of sgpodly size—as expensive than they really are. mounting, hand-made, Pric $25 a thelcutishows-aid ¢ rare brilliancy. Price only. $90 . In this showy Ring you kave ree nes markable value for the money. 4 Nii Three carefully selected diamonds Coy, 9 . sparkle in a Solid 44-karat gold » 4 mounting. A fine example of LAMBERT work and 3 welcome e graduation or birthday gift. Price... SBS t - Summer sun. These fine stones, matched with great care in hand-made mounting of 14-karat gold, make a gift that reflects honor on the $75 On this Lady’s Ring is a classic figure so beautifuly carved as to attract the admiration of all persons of taste who see it. Our engraver will cut the seal if de- sired. Of course, it’s solid gold. mselves reflect the li Price.. Price, This diamond is about the size OS , $7 50 shown in the cut, and is so >) Three diamonds and two real 0 fine a stone that in a.store sapplrires, all beautiful stones, = run by old-fashioned meth- sparkling in solid 14-karat A graceful figure on the crest of a ZB — ods it would be an expen- gold hand - made wave is carved on this Ring with TS sive luxury. We sell it, in mounting. Price. $55 hand-made mounting of solid 14- karat gold, for .. $50 Finely matched twin beauties, in hand-made mounting of solid }) A brilliant example of LAM- BERT jewel-work is this solid ~ gold ring with turquoise or opal centre, surrounded with a blaze of fine diamonds. No, it does not “cost a fortune,” only.... BOS the freedom and=spirit of true art. Imagine somebody's pleasure in receiving such ora ours morning. So! old. put L G 14-karat gold that shows their © Price, brilliancy to the best $7.50 5 $50 A Cluster of Brooches. These Brooches are the product of the LAMBERT Factory, and though inexpensivey are handsome and tasteful gifts. All are ¥ ‘ ” of solid 14-karat gold. é q y 4, a E VEY Rose-finished Brooch, with ald naturally enamelled clover Superb rose - finished Spirited enamelled head Enamelled Orchid, natural color, ( and whole pearl rooch, with ith whol earl. A center ve cesn $0650 whole pearl... fine pute Pout.” $5.00: : PVP DP VOSA VPWY VW VYSSH S HH HVS Voy FEGROGIRIAAOIGSE IOI EDEGEIIGIRIIGISLIGGIILIIIGIG9GF GOGO H0G Third bpiltil’. Third . Avenue, Avenue, Corner Corner > 58th St. 58th St. @ ’