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The evening world., 1901-08-21
BULLS RULE
THE DAY IN
WALL STREET
General Demand for Stocks
Causes Marked Upward
Movement.

| Despite the bunyancy which prevailed
| n the American department: at the Lon.
cnn Stock Exchange. the local market
evinc.d much h"-!tanCy At the opening
| and prices wsrc irregular and confused.
ranging 'roiD 81 peg cco'. lower 10 !
| pon, higher
This condition Of affairs was due chief
| is 10 The entire nb-.nc. Of significant
new" from strik. centres. Traders JC-
cordiagiy. were at q loss which way 10
turn.
bcfor. the cluse Of ne first half hour
% trading however. sentiment under
wen, complete change ana prices
tended eharply upward st. paul. Union
Pacific and De!uwat. X Hudson were
.sdcr- In the upward movement. The
frs, n,m'd stock rallied to ls6 3.i as
compared Win i.5 l2 the early 10"
;isuf. t'nion paclhc was lifted to
,boye par. on good support. while Dcia-
VAR" y Hudson mounted fun points
copper. Southern Pacinr. Penney.
yan. Reading and nrookiyn Rnpd
rrtnsi, wer. also conspicuous. at gains
~ . 10 ~ per cent.
rae United States Steel stocks 70.
>punicd TO II" prevailing sentiment and
mounted i-' per cent on the common
and ~ per cent, on tn. preferred. steel
common sold ex dividend.
Trading WAS light in III" local traction
quarter and prices wer. NJ last nights
level
The number Of active issues was large
nut sales We're only moderate IN volume.
An odd feature "f IN. early trading
Tns ns,ac '"m nn,n %, III rS";s ssd N"I!hirn
ns c"mpas.I wi,h -. nc las, sale on m
Aux .. The sale was Of little signia
cance. the time FOR delivery being spe:i-
The evening world., 1901-08-21
LAWRENCE BOYS
. HAVE A CHANCE.
THREE BROTHERS STILL AT
ST. BARNABAS'S HOUSE.
Ursrrstsynnts Uf ..)un'i IN. IN the
Shtp" Lawrence Niii <ut
Ilr s"Unrntcd.

The three boys. clarcn'c, Lester and
Isaac Lawrence respectively eight, -ix
and four years old. descendants of
James Lawrence. the commander ~ the
frtgntc Chesapeake n the war uf 1872,
who immorialixci thc words Don't
give up the ship" WI not he separated,
hut will be kept together until their
mother Is abb" I" support rhcm ar other
means l.. provided for them
tn" boys hnv" ."r s,mc sime been in
mates OF s., Rarnahas's House which Is
under the auspices nf the Protestant
Episcopal CITY Mission Society They
are now ~ North Mountain liomc. one
OF thc summer retreats ot the society.
and VIII remain In the care OF the or.
ganixation.
Mrs. Lillian Lawrence. the mother OF
the children. II working for family In
Harlem. The father. Isaac Lawrrnc"
l!ed n yenr aro. leaving tho family dos.
,i.ute. An appeal has been made 10 ,ht
sons and Daughters Of the Revolution
10 help them.
The evening world., 1901-08-21
The wheat Market.

Wheat opened weak in tho local mar.
kc, at 3.sc. decline from last night. but
rallied later on steadtcr opening In
Chicago.
Foreign selling and local unloading
we're the features In the early trading.
Corn opened easy on reports OF more
rains West and wnH dun.
New YorkS opening prices were: Sep.
,,mber wheat. IS l.? to 10 SIS: December.
:, IS TO Il l-s: May. 50 SIS: October. Is ID
10 IS rs: December corn. i: 3.t: May.
S3 81.
. is: May, q 70 I; 7.s: MAY corn. 8 !-ss;
New Works. closing price. were May
wheat, ii-;: sep'embcr. sa's; October
a IS bio: september. a - bid; October.
q SIS bid: December. q is bid.
Chica Cos closing prices were: August
wheat. 20 Is: septenber. 70 J.: bid: oe.
tobkr. n 1:s: Dscsmocr =: May. Ms.s;
OctobsE, - ,t.i
The evening world., 1901-08-21

and hide the face OF the girl The
tall stranger dr"" revolver. shO.
himsclf in the 'emplc. and fell dcnd
across the body OF Annie vocsick.
There was nothing In his pockets
by which he Nigh, be Identified
The dead girl lived with Mrs Cara.
n~r nj No lol Eas, S'Siy-'lsih stree,
Mrs. Gardner say. that ilr man VINO
committed suicide was not IN, brnt hey
o. Annie Vocstck
Mrs Gardner 80 an Evening World r"-
porter. 'tnll!cs with that nf /, man who
called frequently TO SEQ her lie passed
n. her brother, hut II sHa well known IN
the house ;ha, he wng he, svncthc,ri
'Sh. hal brother. but he bore (,
strong resemblance 70 her Nui a.! not
In the least rsa"rnblc III. suicide This
man worked In a plano factory and wr
believed ne nnt Annie We're - b. mar
rici
The evening world., 1901-08-21

Constsns declined 10 negotiate any fnr'
;Aar or to hold other Communications
with the Porte, and referred the matter
10 the French Foreign Onice, Hts dc
spatci 10 that effect arrived last night
''As the matter stands relations bc-
tween NJ consinns nni the Port" are
broken on, but France ana Turkey are
still IN diplomatic relations through the
Turkish Ambn -.ndot It Par.S
III ;hc sultan does not keep the prom
IL" which he made at the las; audience, -
continued the informant of the CORES.
ppnI'cnt OF tn" Associated Press, I'VE
VIII have 10 recall. ", consians and send
the Anbn ssador his passports \ solu.
ton one way or the. other Is probable
within the next TWO days
R"rly'ng to = question, the Foreign on.
fee ofiicial said:
NO naval action on the par, OF
France has yet been decided on. Ths
stories In the paper 10 tho effect tina,
French wNrshtpr are under orders To be
In readtncs. to proceed to the Bosphorus
have no foundation In fact. Such y
measure might. OF course, become neces.
The evening world., 1901-08-21
ARGUMENT ON
B|SSERT' s CASE.
PNILBIN APPEARS BEFORE
JUDGE HOOKER AT FRED0NIA.
Wnr.imnn'- Lawyers Accuse the
nc.. Ia Preparing the tnsc.

hNEDoSlA, y. y. AUX. rhe
hearing before Justice Hooker on the
order for the granting OF certificate
~ reasonable doubt in the case of
Wardman !t,ssert. convicted .: rxtor-
tion. Was opened n, 10 o'clock THIS mora
Ing District ct-At;orncy Phtlbsn and As.
slstan; Distr!ci-Attorncy Cans appeared
to oppose the granting OF the certih-
cate.
View York. and TX Judge j. Rider Cahy.
oi Hudson. appeared for Blssert. Mr.
Cady opened the argument and called
attention 10 the fact that B!sscri nhh
first been arraiSnci under one 'nd'rt'
rncni. and that demurrer had been en-
;rrcd on the ground that the exnci time
Blssert was CHARGED with having been
brib.d by Lem Schnid, was not st.rn'
lated In the Indictment.
While the first Indictment was s'iIi
pending the District Attorney and
others secretly went before N. Grand
tnn before the demurrer !nn ne, mrs,
case was settled. This. said Mr..
cady. was contrary 10 all legal pro-
ccdur. There should haye been mo-
| ilon to 1uRsh the first Indictment be-
lore 'hc second could be secured
II. further charged the D.s,rict-.tt
| torncys Office with having secured the
SECOND indictment M'thSm, m, ~ hayInE .!. any
CANS objected to this s'a,cmcni.
| In tho second indictment. MT. Cady
declared. the date on whtch INSERT IN
accused OF having received the brlbe .s
given as Aug. Is. when Lena Schmidt
sworc that II was on Sept. 20. 1900
At 3 O'Clock Dis!ric,-Auorney Ph!lbin
bcEnn his reply. He anld that ," had
not had time 20 properly study tho case
ana would have Assistant District-N,-
iorney Cans submit II. He made the
| statement to Justice Hooker that
! whether Bissert's counsel secured u Ger
| tif,cate OF reasonable doubt or whether
! the Appellate Division reversed the dc.
| c!sion, OF IttrorGer Con. he would still
! believe l5lasert and Capt. Diamond
guilty and would continue 4" prosecute
| them.
lie said iha, he found Com missioner
Murphy. had been performing his duty
sent cd the action Of the counsel for tho
| defense In inaultinI his o,tce and draw.
Ing an adverse insinua: lion against the
Justices OF the First judicial Depart.
ment. Assistant .District.Attorney Cans
then submitted bis Argunens NJ
The evening world., 1901-08-21
ACCUSED POLICEMEN
PROMPTLY SUSPENDED.
tccn'inucd from First Page,

Commissioners MURPHY who h,h before
MIN on his desk pile .! newspaper
clippings, including Wmtn-y's con.,s.
rion impllcntins p"vctS II. was close
" followed rs deputy commis- Oncr
York VINO hai evidently been sum
mnn"h from Hrooklyn
III" thrr" held an animated cons,ilta-
tiun for hrit an hour. making frcoucn,
references 70 N. newspaper reports, ami
rhmnr gained ground thnt Devery
NIGH, AK An Investigation ANA request
u b" relieved ~ duty while tho matter
",ss under way. The however. could
not hr confirmed
The conference lasted untll i2 %
o'clock, ~l.n Mr. York took his d.pnr-
thf" COL Murray then walked into an.
other priNht" room WITH b"vcry and
he Two We're rinse'.h together FOR some
time
wncn rc,"ry came on, an Evening
World Reporter asked him wha, was "a"
phrpnr, ~ tho council 90 'hr""
I'm has. g. lr 'nr Commissioner
iaik Ne rrpl,ei
N,v- yuI Wly,nlrs ~ shy of Wait
ncy. rhnrG" cpne"ruinS YOU
no. hr rid m nat so!nT e ,l'.-
nnyr rrihing 10 say hi AL
Deputy Commissioner p"y"ty w'rt Il.
Long Island tttt this afternoon 10 pre-
sil' At tn triais bf delinquent policemen
two charges % nlu,lcntl"n wer" pre-
erred against Charles Cook VINO had
Iappht'utF hr'n nrhrng himself fnr the
'rdrhl ana nhl nN'rdnn' II lie ShL
vcrJ dc,hrdly uii!rt the infiucnrc'
when h" entered the trial room H.
even turguI 90 -hHw hls respect for The
| Deputy cummE-un"r hy taking Nla hts
| on
s"rrt Woods testified that cook wa.
dTunk ip bCI d; The station luiis" AT
Aug and was uniit to go ou,
on post
Police surgeon Woods said thar liz had
been asked to rXAmln" Cook. cun.!l IUr
ur that occasion aud lnf u" haa FOUND
! him drunk IA bed
We'll wasn't | abi" 30 read a news
| paper asked IN" defendant Hefoi,
IN" surgeon could r.pl, Dcvcry said
! Doctor order this man on IN" sicL
! iist now YOU can 500 H. II In no con,
,diiinn "a stand trial Decision reserved
I with this IN" Deputy tun.inis -ioncl
! pu, nn hi. IA, and left Headquarters, re-
~ ming 70 Manhattan
The evening world., 1901-08-21
LONDON WELCOMES
NEWS OF TROUBLE.

Ion IN London generally approves OF the
French action toward Turkey II ar.
ptnr- 'hrr":rom that the canrcelIrr,cs
o' Europ" nave been considerably an
noysd By the Sultans recent efforts 10
rcasscrt himself aud to shake IN tho
limited control exercised hy Europe
over certain parts OF his admInirtrati ton.
The Sn'tan,s despatch of a mission to
the Far East waa also d!shsrteable to
the great powers. The latter. there.
fore. are expected to generally welcome
Frances rebun Of the Sultan.
The evening world., 1901-08-21

,o-. ",, an Nm an ,tsI.,nc,nor
charges. should do dnty mnll. the
':n,, ~. pt.,ri",. ATTORNEY ..nI Won
,,t rnptutnigntinnp -
':ti, h.a ..n, me none"
ut'n,.arn,nu NNhi,nry's conf.s.ion tina,
{,c snnk. ,n Dcyery over The taIcphonc
ma ma, m. D.pu,y conmis.lonsr or.
L,,,cJ ,h,, No he connected with any
s,a,i1n.hnus" whenever h. dc,irrd 40
tvHW intend 10 TAX. any action -
The evening world., 1901-08-21

Annie Voesick. young girl. was
admitted to the Presbyterian Hos
pital Monday suffering from an op-
Grafton. She was told that she must
die. and In an ante-mortem state
ment she involved two men. one OF
whom has been arrested.
At 7 o'clock last night Annie Voc
sick died She left no word to rela-
tives or friends. preferring that her
disgrace be buried with her.
a tall. soldicrly man entered the
ONCE Of the hospital early this morn
Ing He was painfully nervous His
, smoothly shaven face and dist,n-
guishcd bearing did not comport with
the cheap clothing he wore.
Il would Ike to see my sister.
Annie voesick." he said to the clerk
in charge.
There was hurried examination
OF books and the attendant satd with
out looking up:
Annie Voeet /, Is dead"
Dead" gasped the stranger.
When ne had recovered somewha,
from his agitation. he expressed a
desire TO see the body. He was
taken TO the mortuary room and tho
attendant pulled back the sheet from
the face OF Annie Voesick
The tall stranger leaned over and
kissed the colorless lips. The attcn.
dant stopped TO pull back the sheet
The evening world., 1901-08-21
AGED ACTRESS
BADLY INJURED.
VIRGINIA BUOHANANTHRoWN
FROM EIGHTH AVENUE CAR.
On Her Way to Rebearse With J.
X. Hackett When She Met
with Accident.

Virginia Buchanan. OF James X. Hack.
etta company. who Is cast TO play the
part -! the Duchess OF GonzAlo In his
version OF Don Caesar" was thrown
from an Eighth avenue car this fore.
noon and seriously injured. She was on
her way 20 rehearsal at the time.
The actress was removed 10 her home.
a, No. 5is West Forty.sixth street.
She |. one OF the veterans Of the stage
and played the part for which she 10
row cast with tho great Fechtef. Last
season che was Mrs. Parsons In TN
ica.Cncd Bread"
The evening world., 1901-08-21
The Cotton Market.

The local cotton marke, opened quiet
and arm to-day With prices } to s points
hishcr.
Opening Liverpool cables noted an ad-
y,nc. ~ points, whereas gain oi
barely a point had been anticipated.
Later they showed n gan OF l-2 10
~. points on ~ stampede OF shorts.
Local hull, were further aided by
more rHins over the soaked eastern and
central portions OF the belt. After the
call the mark-, VAS rather nervous un-
der room profit taking.
The opening prices were: August. .7.as
~ 10 rs. November. 1.s0 10 7.S?: Dc.
cembcr. 7.N to rs: January, 7.iS to 7.57
Fs6ruer$ chr, x 7s7: March. '.se to 100
fhe priees At .a.so p. u. were: octo
her. L+S: November. ...sl: December, 7.st
January. 7s7: March. 10.
The evening world., 1901-08-21

as soon a. Tho law permits her to do -.
NJ. Doian Was past eighty when ~"
died at his r"slucncc. No. . Wcs; Thir-
ty-riNin street. last Sunday. He was
q member OF the Scw York. the New
York Yacht and the Union clubs, tn.
latter being his fayori:c.
Mr. bnlin WAS an eccentric man. which
accounts for III. fac' thar his death hri
was surrounded exclusively by MS negro
servants and depanslants when ne died
Win NJ relative on hand. even the de-
ta!l- nf mis- funeral were lc:t 10 hls
rtoi, william L.monia. an old scrvi;or
WIN no proancct OF reward. because Il;
!. generally undcrs,ood the estate OF
n. old millionaire goes to his niece IN
lis entirety. lcmnria is striving to carry
oa; III. last "ssHcs OF his beloved mas
icT
ono ., Nir Bolnn's hobbies wls To
The evening world., 1901-08-21
Only One White Man
Follows the Hearse
Of Eccentric Henry
DoIan, Who Left $8,-
100000.

FiNh avcnu" was aston shed '0-iay
:" So" the body %, 4 inu,ii.milliou,.rr
followed 10 !ts gray. ~ ono prouiip NJ
New York ciuhman ani thirty negroes.
Tn. white man was Frederick Roberts.
II He member Of the Union club. aud
an associate of Henry " f'iiclcr
Tho ncES,cs were all attaches IN tho
household ~ Henry polan The million.
air-. who died on SUNDAY q, hts rest
dencc. No s Nest 'rhIrty-,ixih street.
at the age %! eighty years
Funeral services were hold ~ tho
house ny the Rcv. Dr. James RurrclI NJ
the Marble Collegiate Church. Tao
& audience comprised half a hundred no
sroes and three members of the Union
Club beside Mr.. Roberts, Mcssrs Dc
witt. Van der iiocf and Townscnd
Mr.. De witt was counsel for Mr. Dolnn.
and he refused to -sy exactly what the
estate was worth lIc said that tho
principal heir was Mrs. Mary y. For.
rest. OF Irving. Marshall County. Kan.
sas. niece ~ Mr., Dolhn. and that
there were several other cousins Oh,
West
Mrs, Dc Forest has several children.
but rhc Is expected in come here and
take posscssion o: the vns, real estate
The evening world., 1901-08-21

amcliorate the condition Of tho black
man wherever h" could Many a family
OF negroes has been saved from want
through his bounty His house con-
tain-d nearly dozen negroes of both
scxas-servan;s. many OF whom he had
employed tor years. lie didn't need
them. bur ie SAID they needed the jobs
and the money.
Mr. pOian's fortune was mostly In real
estate III re business heart of the city.
Much o. 4, was strung along Broadway
near Prince and Hauston streets Fur
thcr NJ. too. he owned valuable plots.
one being IN" triangle on one end OF
which the Pnbst Hotel .s located. Th!s
parcel alone brfuuyht him $1,000 year
parcel alone brought him i5.S0 yct-
rcfore the buildings on It we're torn
down.
Nj this goes to the aged woman in
Kansas
The evening world., 1901-08-21
BOY KILLED BY
TROLLEY CAR.
YOUNG HUTCHINSON FATALLY
HURT ON UNION LINE.
WINS Run Dawn ns The Corner "i
lU:sh street nnd WEBB
st~r Avenue.

Herbert Hutchinson, thirteen years
old, ut NJ Ns Brooke avenue. was run
over and instantly Killed by Union
irO!loy ear .'t noon to-day.
The accident took piacs q; One Hun
dtcd and Sixiy-seven;n street and Web
stcr avenue. The mJ;ornan. John l}ul-
lionklc, wRs arrested.
Hutchinson mad been playing ball with
some other boys. and 1t WAS while run
Ming after the ball that he fell IN front
"f IN" car. The car had tn he lacked
M before the body was released.
The evening world., 1901-08-21
DEVERY HAS
NOTHING TO SAY

Deputy Commissioner DeNery. shortly
after his arrival at HEADQUARTERS this
afternoon, went IN conference ",h
The evening world., 1901-08-21
NEGRO JUMPED INTO RIVER.
nr""k,yu Man saw HIN hnt Police
Failed 10 FIn,I Body.

Chester L. Brown. Of No. cz' Eighth
street, Brooklyn, reported to the police
a, noon to-day that he had seen negro
Jump into tho North River at Pier a.
4 asnrch was made. but the mans body
was not recovered
The evening world., 1901-08-21
MEL TING HEAT
CONES TO STAY
HUMIDITY WILL RULE HIGH
FOR TWO DAYS.
Mercury In = Race for Top Record
ana Gothamites In for = Coa.
tinued Swelter.
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty.
ak hours ending = r.. N.
ThursdnS. for Ncsv York City
and vicinity:
Partly cloudy weather,
with hiEh humidity to-
A1Eht nnd ThaFsdayy light
south to casterly wiads.
The evening world., 1901-08-21
THE TEMPERATURE.

Humidity rules to-day and will con.
t,nuc TO hold sway tonight and to-
morrow. and any Now Yorker who
cures 10 save his collar or temper may
az we'll turn his face to the north or
other locality not given to Turkish bath
conditions. VV00oo
When the sun pushed through tho
clouds that threatened rain at 4 A. 81.
to-day IN" haze that almost amounted
To fog meant that there was % per
cent. Of humidity In the air.
That indicated that We were within
seven points OF the melting stage. and
n. the mercury began hurry.up trtp
TO the top Of the thermometer Gotfam-
ties were sure OF Il double -ender OF
roast and sweltcr.
Henry Stringcr. twenty nine years old,
Of No. az East Eighth street. was over
come by the heat at Fifteenth street
and Avenue n this afternoon. He vas
removed to Bellevue Hospital.
The evening world., 1901-08-21
FRANCE AND TURKEY MAY
DECLARE WAR AT ONCE
ocontinucd from r,r., Page

sary, hut that cvcntuali,y ha. no, yct
been considered 10y the f'rench Gov.
crrin.nt
The evening world., 1901-08-21
HAMMERsLOUGH BROS

An Ens!i.hm.n. taking . friends advice.
came here one day and inquired the price
OF our cheapsA, blue serko suit.
when ~ told him sis oi'y. and showed hin
n. c,slaimei: Fancy that! I ~as led to sup.
rn,, clothes In EnxIand -e'. ehsspe, thsn here.
i,ut that's . mistAksn Impression. l fssr.
Tv. houxa, clothe. In London for years. don't
chsrknoS.
uut i',e never seen nne clothes priced 50 iov.
iii tu, tnst suit and . couple Of others.
And TiI send ali my friends TO iiimmefsloush
uros''
"Up men-and at them !" said
Wellington at Waterloo, and so say
we 10 you Of these fine. trustworthy
suits and unlned coats and trousers
which we are selling now At $3.50
each.
They we're ordered by a PttsburE elothiss IL
our Wholesale department. but b-taue Of The
us.l strike be cancelled tho order snd instructed
~ 10 sol! the goods for his account. Thsr-.
fore suits which would have r-tsil-i. had they
resched Fmtsburs. At 1i2. li5 and us are Of.
tered 10 you nov a.
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unb @elientirben bic 5hulb baran
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ben &efDrmer bielt in Berlin cine
erpBe Syeier gum @eodbtnifie bes
ppr bier Sabren in Seem gurt 9eiturs
benen 9eatipnalDfpnDmett 6enrD
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