The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1905, Page 9

rep tennant ly In evidence at its favorite broker: office and much of’ the stock that ‘is sold out hurriedly a few days go Wns hought back thie morning. Under tho leadership of Stindard Ol interests the speciadsts In gas stocks, both Con- Land Pecples’, are exce y olidatod’ gained a 1 and People's Gas ¢ 4 Dank Bales, MONYC & BL 2)p, YOU N.YONGH, & WALL STREET PRIDAY, May 6. y uit of the etates A powerful Mnane.al triumvirate fs) ment ary i The known move- making itself felt In the railroad work), | MK Of Money Indiovte a gan In cash | 10 bres Hes *l by i anks of about $245,000, Phe Day Recent events } made it clear that Noy banks Kuve ivined’ $089,000 i the Rockefellers ure working in close! fom the interior this wi et and effective harmony with the Van-/| about §3,00 to the 8 derbilt’ and Morgan interests, Th Saen etrength of so-culle! Vanderbilt The Closiuy Quotations, rajlnad shares In the siock Ket tos) day was due to the influe of thbs Bales, . H tnumvirate, Whenever support Is de- a Ka : sirable for the Vanderbilt stocks in the 90 Am: market !t comes almost simul anevusly | 63600 Ama from these three sources-Vander bit, Morgan and Standant Of, are | Blories that the ltuckofellers crowding the Vanderbilis out of the | 100. Am control of New York Central, Lake] }0 Am, Shore and their allied Mnes are wholly | 4oo Am, unwarranted, W, KK, Vanderbilt is an] 107 Am. Absolute dictator mm New York Central baht He) affairs, and he has the cordial support of} 109 Am) M the Rocketellers wid J. Mierpone Mor- A peal Be Ae i Ban, ‘The report trom Cley CCE Te alls teen the annual mveting of the Like Shore | 4c0 Am. stockholders a few days ago that in the | 1000 Am, election of George I, Baker as a di- | 70 Am. Yector the Rockefellers had secured one. | yo) Am half of the board was far from wie! 410 Am! truth, In the first place Goorge I, | 290 Ang Baker §8 not a Rockefeller man, but a, git 4580 atanch fiend und co-worker of J, kiere | SOA. pont Morgan, Of the twelve members | 8 of the Lake Shore bourd eight are out- | 7 & Ohlo und-out Vanderbilt men, as follows: w, | 0) Bkiva Red K, Vanderbilt, Frederick \W, Vanderbilt, | “joo Bruns‘ Co W. AK. Vanderbilt, jr, W. Seward Webb, | 900 But. & Sus. HH. Mek, ‘twombly, Chauncey M, De- |, aw) Wis Gen i pew, W. BH. Newman and Samuel i. | ovens, eo Ghe, ito Wis Cent ef io Barger. Of the four other directors J. | 100 CH), & Ww se Plerpont Morgan, Darius 0, Mills and | 40% Chi, Gt, Geoge F, r ure much more closciy } 1. Gt Te pean mi te Wanderbiits than with | 9so COTTON BROKERS SELL ie Mw {3 the only 109 $0 Chl HOC. O. & ic 9860 AND PRICES DROP, and he ts, —- derbilt mi Gains of from 8 to 12 points were scored in the cotton market to-day, due to heavy buying of May, July and Oc- attributed to price Interest an i 409 Col to the cables. The advance, howeve: scheme to connec 100 Col not well sustained owing to With Reading 290m) Ct) g and a little bear pressure, and Philadelphia, It 13 8 < wn. Public interest is A SLFONK Speculative moyeinent back Hot extensive And) ling fi jons In the South One Wall I this s\ Quoted at about 0 is now customers to hold on until the The assertion ts 1m insiders that the fini the current street. The oi it 8 contended, ts Northern Pac! and the is selling at 17S, Some Btockholders of Reading say a disposition to rth Niue on bulge: “opent 48; Jun at, 74 prices 3 pha; the that they Will be disappointed If the di ait a not apply @ good portic y ry Surplus to a substantial increase in the | 7 TD! SHIPPING NEWS. @iyidend on the cle ath sas There was but a mild t AU fue: SAC urgent Nauldation that has mar Pump pt Pretere seus trading of the past two divs ees sa Poel THE TIDE {ng belief In the Stock Exchan, 20 TS City Bo High water, Low water. that all Important Nquldotion is com-) M4 1K y So. pf. AM. PM, AM. P.M. Ploted and that the active stocks have AOA lee Randy HoOm a ios oy guy assed into stronger hand Morgan | 2119 Trou. & dD it hts i at RRa MURA On Urcletha Haven bean eo Mannattan Hell Gate Ferry. ..1001 10.22 401 heavy buyers of stocks all through th oO Mote F : PORT oW YORK. aliimp, and today Philadelphia houses | 190 Met, Sour PUNE OP EY TrOBe: took large blowks of Reading, Pennayl- | 2100 Mex. Cent Et) ARRIVED, vanio and ed States fteel shares EUR & &.8.Mi3h BI cla... n Galveston The “Pittsburg crowd,’ which Invart 1.8. P.88.M_ p. 157) Adirondack au Prince ably operates on ee bull side of the a or K. & bhi fed Horatio .... veo Para market, also bought Roading and Steel! 1000 } pt 69 ; freely, ronewod 97% INCOMING | BTR AMBHIPE strength on the T4948 a : / war due b) wiv WM 14 117) ae ye AL Gibraltar, City that there would be no. friction WM WT VTS kw) er . Gibraltar, Qt the stockholders’ menting. President se 4M AB 4a 98) | — : Harriman, It was assorte 1d vote qa 106" 18K, +2 OUTGOING STPAMBHIPS, ‘ly two-th: stock, B8., 27 2h OT td BAILED TQ-DAY.. 1 the aggressive | Xv, | cette, Liverpool: gubine, ‘Brunswick, Sonsolidated G: had al Camatenee, Para, Arapahoe, Charleaton, q feck on the Tetterron. Norfolk, stimulating eff 1 the entire market, qefterron. fy Niagara, au. Rossar.’ Argentina, BESTS [Aitat, Famat Lh The Extreme New Pointed Toe $ 3 Oxyords at.. The above isareproduction ot one of our new Oxfords for young men. They of patent leather, russet and calf, the new dip wing, very po.nted toe, extension soles, high military heels, In quality they are equolto the much adver.ised $3.50 shoes—in style they are ‘way ahead of them, Our special price, $3, The Greatest Collection of Suits Ever Proauced at $ | 5 Search the town and you'll not find a showing of suits at $15 to equal these in as sortment or incharacter, To begin with, you may choose from black and blue serges, black thibets and cheviots, the popuiar smooth finished gray worsteds, in mottled and overplaid effects, also cagsimeres, tweeds and cheviots in elegant bright denigns. Can you match this iv anvwhere else? We think np. As for the character of these suits, they are tvilored an‘l fashioned with all the ea:marks of the custom tailor, with shapely shoullers, snug-fitting collars, and smooth-setting coat fronts, Buta tailor couldn't turn you out a suit like these unde: $25, Men's Suits at $12. Men’s Suits at $20, Young Men's Suits at $8.50,$10 @ $12 Here at $8,50, $10 and $12 spring Single breasted sack models of fancy chev- t 4 vigor and Tie biwend Bask: coresn aan biscelee can et er als the worth and ele ‘ally re thibete, It is impossible for us to sell a| farce of these suite by seeing them than to.17, Abr suit for less than $12, and give you quale, by a description of them. Ten new and | hour in every litt! of aty’ serges and thibets and gray overplaided and fancy mixed fabrica, ity and gs i a matter eae these | distinct single and double breasted models, very suits would cost you in any A other siore, We make them in our own |!" black and blue serges. and. thibets and workrooms — and the saving to you is|fich, light colored chevints and worsteds. just $3. ’ : ' Men's Suits at $17, renay Man's Suits at $25, The severest critic would judge these suite) | ry tre Maun on whe nes gray colorings $20 values, And in truth they are, for you | BAe her anace\ an oned in the new ¢an't eveh match them for $20 in Usun) eee ee ee the ce tec muodels, ina teady-for-wear clothes. Among the new 440) Gur epecial/srlee; $a ail models in these $17 suits is the new long single-breasted sack with long, wide peated | Suits for Big Men (st $18, $29 and $25) and deep centreventa as weil av w single and double b-easted ein the fashionnble Who measure 44 10 5)1 ch chest mensare light and dark tones and are here in @ varied avd _ /ment of the moi Op re Nast Sale of White Neglige, Shirts 16 Pe OC Here s the cool,comfortable white p aited neglige shirt a yc. The identical shirt you'll find ¢ stores priced no ie $1.50, complet asovrty | Our special pric int fubrics. en Saturday |Night for possible re: | a UN ee ONT ot PPM we Ont ge THE WHEAT TRADERS AWAIT CROP REPORT by G sero TRA Jour iid elved an awuawer from i youns man th on the Stock Exchange were! Was all right, An hour later the nan’ to the dearnees of money, SAAC Ea} and Mre. conn Wiock og i bad A) at Als door again. 1 tae there Was was some nervousness ae to) Ai iS devr & i er’? Be. he outcome of the fall in Americans, Detective-sergeant Clarke, of the , | srop posith 6, Pere erst Rae renee he eee *? ee ee a ili WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY. Jana the next settlement \cloged undettled, though the tone was | shade better. Consols sagged on roallau- for apalatance, Witin phy: alan Mra, Kern ran summoned an ambulance and Wie taken to che. hospital. ! The market | Central omee Was paselng the house He nar #1 — u )AL CARS JRANSIER TO - ee, tons and closed au fraction aoove tae the je that y iy Low tompernture in the Northwest quotation othe day Aa s found 4 fi rournt In some buying orders for new Cans cpesed ween, but y A 7 A ton Vall seet and focal * 5 : 18 ts 1 prices eprl I) t Ves undll Uiey aie clearly tae t ued antl Ame parity, with Union Pactic but they closed unsettied: the publica tof the I pmporarity | Me July, 88 3-8; September, Youngs Man Becomes | May, to 48 3-8; July, | Contains no bromutesor heart depressing Deranged Over Death of U 1231 Brook avenue, Hr es were: Whent|o* No. nx, te arate fein ) Wears “& to 1-4; | rempted sulelde to-day by tarntng on Sor more ueuE RODE: sorn—MAY, | threw ; te . AU Drngaiste, toe and 81, of by mall from 1 Beptember, | threv eae jets In bis mom. When Cound) vay Te cRANT Oy 4 Tuleon Siteet, X, he was unconasivus and was taken to Lebanon Huspltal. Wilinor left a lettar to his aunt, his iis grandmothe nd NDON STOCKS HEAVY, AMERICANS SHAKY. only living relative, died tiree days ago, that hor death so cathy It is thoughe | Lohine that he bean Tily derartaed, LONDON, May S.~Money was In Pui unveiled CRURoRH Stokes él and dn the maritet to-day. | Ito Wilingr's room, Bas FRAZIN & OPP Cth Ave., Cor, loth St. SHOE MAKERS 6th Ave., Cor. 21st St. . The Shoe of Your Choice 53 Men’s and Women’s Itis only logical that Frazin & Oppenheim footwear should be your choice, because their superiority manifests itself at every point where a shoe ought to be good, Frazin & Oppenheim shoes are shown in more variations of leathers, lasts and sizes and in more expressions of style-cleverness than you'll find in a week’s search outside of our establishments. In fit they're all that comfort, grace and hygienic principles demand. , Made in our own factories—sold in our own stores— fitted to your feet by expert salespersons. Women’s Oxfords for Spring and Summer wear are a series of the daintiest and most artistic ideas ranging from the ultra-con- servative to the ultra-extreme. Men’s Oxfords in tans, patent leath- ers and imported calfskin in Mucher, button , and lace are an unlimited choice of distinct- g iveness, Colossal Selling of $2.00 Shoes It’s the biggest shoe selling in town be- cause it’s the biggest shoe value in town. The largest usp) rooms ever devoted to the selling of a one- priced shoe is hardly sufficient to amply handle the many hundreds of distinctive styles of $2.00 shoes for men,women, boysand girls. There’s every leather, every style, every width and every shape to tit every foot!—in oxfords as well as regular shoes. 7 aoe Dollar Footwear for th e Family Knowing the value we put into $1.00 footwear gives you some idea of measure- ment of the money's worth given in the two and three dollar lines, too. $1.00 footwear with us proves that operating our own factory, own tanneries, selling through our own stores, following our own ideas, allows us to outstyle and undersell the universe with dollar shoes. There isn'ta foot of a man, woman or child in Manhattan but can be perfectly fitted to the very style of shoe that meets with their liking. A vast area of floor space in our 18th Street building just for the selling of $1.00 shoes. “RAZIN & OPPENHEIM Coed nin Sixth Avenue, Corner 18th Street. ec. Exclusive $3 Store For Men and Worren, Cor. 22st St.and Oth Ave. Custom Made Shoes, 279 Sixth Ave., Adjoining the Big 18th St. Store, only five ‘ a Ay ingiyg wen’ up Ll of acon | GRIEL MADE HIM sac July, $8 1-2 peembory | TRY SUICIDE, = SUN a ene Headaches No fear of heart foie ¢ nesting tt x 838 Did} mother—Seekw Death by Gun, | Tenetlervescent,s un tha catieo a! headaches, Coraee Co yeray sau nainsoay Corn—May, | "Acts pleasatitty and above ail healt htullys \ sron 1 wi . * | Hugo Witinor, twenty-two years old, |.“ pavored by Physicians aud the Public torchon. lace insertions and AIBé | ENHEIM| GTN 10 S*AVE 7 39°10 00 "SE Tae May Szl2 of Muslin Underwear Will Wind Up Its First Week With a Flourish of Values that Every @ Woman Will Pronounce ‘Extraor Wk Mars bon, wide lace edge, three other very desirable q Chemise, cambric trimmed with ems brotdery. Underskirts, trimmed tucks, od deep cambrie ruffle with embroidery and At 49c. Gowns, camibric, surplice style, prete tily trimmed with lace and ime broidered insertion around neck, Corset Covers, of nainsook, Ih @ dozen ditferent styles, handsomely, trimmed with lace and embroidery, Drawers, caiibric, deep ruff: of eyelut embroidery and tuck Chemise, nainsook, trimmed with lace and ribbon around neck, hem= stitched rufile at bottom, At 59c. Cowns, cambric, square and V necks, with embroidery and Val. lace and insertion and tucks, Skirts, of cambric and muslin, three Styles, one with lawn flounce trim- med with two lace insertions and ruffle on bottom of flounce, with lace insertions, The other styles are also very effective, Drawers, {ine cambric, with deep downs, of nainsook, low neck, trimmed with Val. lace, two other styles, trimmed with embroldery and tucks, Chemise, Cambric, round and square hecks, trimmed with embroidery and lace. j@Sorset Covers, nainsook, blouse | front of lace insertions and lawn bands, finished with lace ruffle, Several other very pmitty styles, trimmed with embroidery and lace, Skirts, muslin, with tucked cambric ruffle, -nderskirts, —cambric, deep lawn flounce, trimmed with two lace in- sertions, and lace edge, and with embroidered ruffle. Jrawers, cambric, deep embroid- ered ruffle, and two clusters of tucks, also with insertion and em- broicered ruffhe. Great Sale of Men’s French Style Balbriggan Summer Underwear 69e, ant 75c, qualities at Bloom: Ingdales’; 3 garments for $00, oF, Gath, SOR These garments are made of the fl. ruifle of SMe eleay and with lawn ] near Rotunda ae Man-Tailored Taffeta and Satin Linings here—abundantly—in these Tailored finished; collarless and regular coat cole Becond Floor, soth St. Section.) Are better than the best 15c, Collars that you can buy, absolutely pure wre showing 15 new fold and 12 new wing shapes in all regular sizes, Our nel we will se.lyou a ruffke trimmed with two Val, lace and lace con I, Spring Women who like style and qual- $7.00 and $ Jackets at.... 498 lar effect, finished with heavy strappings ? : Our Men’s Linen Collars at irish ‘'nen is used in the manufacture of this brand; the Interlinings are the e, per half dozen, 60c. COUPON Pure Stlk i tons, 5 nser Cue edge. ity at economical price will find it $8.00 Man- The Jackets fit perfectly and are finel and tailor stitching—-32 to 44 sizes, 4% 0c Malf Dozen, Known as the “Bloomingdale Double 2” very best; the make, finish and style are the same as the 25c. collars. We jome of the styles are shown Inauarter sizes. Main Floor, 0th St, Section. Upon presentation of thiscoupon Umbrella g for men and est quality, real combed Egyptian i women, a yarn, in’ medium and light 4 beautiful as. weights, long and short sleeve shirts, with French neck! fj i sortment of woven (not sewed) cuffs, andthe drawers have large double seats, Suspender tapes, adjustable straps at the back and pearl buttons. Positively the biggest bargain ever offered by Bloomingdales? or any other store. Not a gar- ment in the lot is worth less than 69c,, and a great many are worth more; all sizes, including size $0, Main Floor, 60th St. Section, horn, box and pearl trimmed handles, For $1.29. Nono sold at this price with out the coupoa. Main Floor, 60th St, Bection. _ ee tnlac? Lex. to3d Ave aucars Bloomingdales’ s3° aA% eee etieemaciacinestnenaaeaiecabaiatinstvanianananine se TS hay List of Columbia Disc and Cylinder Records are in sto:k and their sweet tone and beautiful blending surpass anything ever heard in a record, These Records Will Re a Pleasant Surprise to Every Lover of the Talking Machine. Columbia Records tit all makes of machines, A Theatre in plete Colum. bia Grapho- phone outfit (ses cut), Dnird Bloor, Your Home. Call or write, n St Seotlon. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDER