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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-07
Rcntrolcurs 2cpartemeut.
" Rothhoua

8uttimorG, Mo., BEN 50. qprtl 1902.
6tsrmit nirO bcfaRut EN- d T.,
boB aQe Martt=2icen3cn unO @auIrcr=9icenlcn an
crit.n Sage Oss Mai 1902 lublbor iinO uno pesz
balls sDii6cn Dem eritcn uuO %. mai in oieicm
9ircau gtl0t iptrbsn miftr.
Samcs s.. Smiib,
Qapril30, mai1, 2,3,5,G7,8,9,10,1 9 GontrOleur.
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Oant6arfeit fir Die pieten fr06li6en
9tunben, ipeI4e tie ibm bereiten.
Wil6elm Der .3Dette st."
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EEkNrifs(nn.linir IT MttE s 2 .

s1inie. 9Ba5f:rF6s..
rad QbiId0fIs6ia, anbalttnO in gttttrtOu,
DID, ur0 g b { er, "a. Gabrprsis - 9e5 $50,
QtiautitsSitp $2.T; Grfurf0n 1915. Rad RtDs
9orf 800; G~rfurNon 5000. Gsrrtr Our3luicIot
Gubr=8:Gsts mad @Ibanp, 5rO0, Bottom, I:iDs0l=
bsu fGouH) NM uOr0Ii6en 9uuit.H. 5dQil5 un
5 lbc gu5mittdas, SoHHtags dusQtuomnsn. WQt
GrfurTonss9iqtts ptrOen i'm 9itrtau uno bel q L
Sane b'g, Rr. Is, 0or0sG6arltsz 6trabs, osr=
fault. 6radtbsf6rocruug biliGtr, ul5 per GjisHs
bubu. S5rtibt ipsgeu gteijcs DaHpbu6.
Glurencc Sbriper.
NprifI-l Gr. 204, 2i0btsStroBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-07
Baltimore S~ampfsSnfct=SO.
aite Wnp jup:rliingc
81 q / g i IL I E

GIeaunte 8onpfsr tdatin, ousgenomuleu Conn
tags goH ben neueH 0iers Gar. 10, IL. ~ uHO l3,
Siabts StraRs. nm $50 llhr abenoS rad Glc @ptnt
Gomfort, S~corfplf. @ortSmuutb uuc allen
8unfteu eeS Suecns. Berbtnbuna IN Gortsntoutb
nit Der Seaboaro Air &inie" 9eihIoftuer .3ug, Bortss
mouth mad atlanta. @E9s 8erbiHbuHg ~ I5eloo1
buHa nit Der ~ytorfolt uno @drostua," rytorfolt uzo
Soutberr," ~atIaHtic uEb 9aupiue" uno -giorioIf dHo
Neitern @iieEbu6H," uHo nit Der n9lb SoutiRions
Slrle" mad 9ep6erae uHb gFaibiHltoH, gi.zS.
gla3I5eJter nab Dem europdIiheH Blame. ~2ururioie
Solttenz Simmer @tcttrtihe Selsubtung. 9umpis
b~eijuH9. 2ojsn irsi. UiaH beLtge Eaiiitenz 3imm.r I'M
&oraus TN Siletz Sitreau Der Sais9iHIe, Sibnehs
Baltimore une &alutrts Stra6e. 5clepGoH 1885.
SpbH x. SberupCe, SStniam Rduedn,
BIcezerQfibent Sen. III. mo laIi. Ioent.
uub 9snsraIzU inHassL. @. Brpwn, g. Billet ag,nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-07

Ser e Ia bperz
tiIer" be3iffert Die Summe, fpel9e Der
MultimiuipnGr 4noreip Carnegie in
ben leBten Sabren peggei4sntt bat,
auf runb 81 MiGionen Dollars. 8on
bieIen @9enfungen entfo1en uuf Die
8ereinigten @taaten $685. 73; So
naba erbielt 876,5OO Dollars, Guba
$4,000, SrGanD $500, England
100000 unb S9pttlunb 13,078,75O.
Dollars. &olofale S4entungen, aber
es bleiben 5errn Carnegie ia nod inn
mer cine itattli4e 4n5abl Miaionen
ii6rig. Gs brGngt ii4 4ngeii4ts bic
fer Summen Die Srage auf, pie es
mDgli9 lit, in einem tur3en Meni4enz
Ieben einen fOl6en Riefenrei4tRum
an5ufdmmeln?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-07

MS Der belgif6e @enez
ralftrite, gu Oefien energiI4er 9ur6z
fibrung Die beuti4e 5p3ialoemotra@
tie 10000 Marf 9~ingege6en, ms
BaFer gefaGen mar, idrie6 Der Dor
pGrts:" Die beuti4en 8ertreter Der
@o5ialoemofratie BADEN auf Internal
tionalen Gongrefen INNER pieoer
bies poIitii4e Snitrument ais unz
bruud6ar unO iiberflii7ig be5ei4net.
gu ben 8ampfmitteln Der oeuti4en
@osiaIbemofratie fat Der aagemeine
Qufituno ME gebOrt.
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Orr. 81

Orr. 81
Cine 8erorbnung, Die 9eritellung
unb ReupfluIterung BON 5uBpe@
GEN an ben ungsPfIuiterten Straz
hen, Games unD 4OenueS in Dem
annetttrten S6eile Der Staot BAL
timDre porf6reibenO.
4bibuitt IS MIRO Oon Dam gsapor uHo
e-lDtratb pou Baltimore D]erOrOnst, UlB DIR giant
Suoeni,ur b;srmit o%utOJjirt MD dn1ilpultn m'to'
peru INNER irgenD cine uugtpt!dtttrit StraBt' zane
oaer glpcuuc in Dem alu,ttlct'u Sbtllt Der StaOt
baltimore, Die ais D]ifcutli1e 9trtebrspt9e benpBt
m.rpeu. obuc eineu QteigucteH 5uBUc5 1T, oDtr Den
9rbnr7 an bcIaotcr Strabt, Game OOcr NUEtue tntz
lana rtpcrltarb:ourftja O0tr III tin'm lbi'1'tn,
uiIbcrtu uto Qcidb;li6;u 3uitdn6t III, otn Gt9ehz
Thinner Ocs 8ruuotids, ipelbcs nit Der 6ronts an
iol6r uuacpiluf:rtcr StraBc, game oDGc &otnue i'll
Characterization, in D,rittbcu McAc, me 6 1851 tz
forotrli1 lit, bic GiQtntbiu:r Don @ruaoliIdcn NIT
DER 6ront; an Geptialtert5r SiFohea, no 9e a"
io,be BruB0ititde augr;ujcnOt 6uBUcg. men Ct9Tlo=
it,rt oocr r|cpurirt ptrOcu mitf;H, Otn btldgtn Gl=
ocnrbimcr uufioyo:rHO, ciuen 5ubwcg III con'trutr'a
aus 55ad,u, iermalmtsn Stt;n2n, aoo!j ooer al7
prrcm patterson W(attrjal al ioibtr uuQcpTIortrttr
Straet. Game ODER 4osru2 ~tnt.1na, oOtr lr9tnO
lpeld)cu bercjts contribution ootr erjiti:rnoen 6uBp'g
an beIaottr StruBt, Game potr 2Dcnue c~ntlaug ju
r|rpurircu uoer in 9utSu 3uirlno gu br:ngtn, inner
balls fiHf Sdgtu pou Der 3;lt DIR Suittlun9 Der
Bcidgttu &tu7fososrurq.
,. n {61itt. lrO rs {tt Ttrn.r pIroronet,
Dab Der b;ia1te StuOt=5g9enisur hermit %nutorirrt
lptrOe. iolte 6uBpeQe, ais or cOnitrulriH m0at ooer
ME iOlb, ii ltcbcrtiHftimuuH8 nit DEN 9or)3rtTttn
oitier @.rorDgunq auf Gin Q~ttjQutte5 Riocau gebra6t
iperota m6ecu, tutip:osr pur6 Iusgro5ung, no
iold2e III bob, oOcr Our6 Auifuuung, no iol3t 5u
nioriQ iiuo.
8. Qbi6nitt. linn cs lei fsrntr b%:roronct,
Gtatutbiimers ODER Giqentbimsrn cine @runOitiidcs
uuQrpflafegttu 5traBc. Kan: oD;r @tpcHue in Ocm
onntttirt,n Ibtile Der Staot Baltimore, Der I'M
/. 9lbi6nitt Diticr @irorouunQ oorgcibritb;ueu Auts
~forOcruuQ nab}utnmmen, iol Der Staotz3ngcnicEr
hermit autoriirt mo uaqerpiteH icin, iOl6e 6ubs
ir.q5 ;u conitcuirtu uHO irgtnO Dclbe NM ule notb=
~lucnoiqen Rcparaturru uno Nipelirungtu p~or3un;bz
men nit aulft Der Nugsitiuteu in i,,ncm G:p1rt,z
msut, uuO Die Rotcu OIiir 81 bercbucu, !ptldt be-
iaqte Rot;u 0tgcH Oas Gigentbum, Das nit Der
Grontt at pcu 10 touitruirt;u, u~iotlirtcn ootr rtpoz
rirtsu 6uBD;QeH ltUt, Dem GjGentbitmtr oocr GtgCHz
tbumcru. luclh,u iolbe Auiior0iruno juljrq, III
4ursdHuHQ gabra6t iD;rocn ioucn. Sis Gotten Ioutu
c:n @du0cg Ocs 6taOt=Stt atrtiuncbmcrs itbcr 8tbcu
uuo DON 0iciHu c~iuiuiirt lplrDar, ME auDrrt @nz
iprit1e Der Stoot t~iatuiIrt fpCrOIn.
+. II i6uitt ua0 ts lei Terncr o~erorOnc!,
olB Otit @crOrOnung pom Dag: jDrtr Iuuabm: al
in arait tr;tcn iol.
giitdtjpt: an ,. 0iaj 1922.
Sbrmas @. 5nnes. 9iopor.
Sir bic actrcuc 2lbi6riit: AM :. Moi 1902.
George u Wumfsm. 9~Iegifrtor.
CRoi2 10 II 0N
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9ampflalfss4 n,eiaen.

So Merchandise Miners
~ Transportation Comp.
ES 6dmpfcr 3 9inien.
gab Bottom une orm Cfen:
itoen UloHta9, 3%leHItaa, 0onHerIta1 UHo Samitaa.
Nbcnos e ubr.
gGaGi 8rppIcencc uup Gem Often:
lsneE DiitrpOn, Ereltag mo SoHatag, 4beHos 6 u6r.
gab 2apauudb uno Gem Supen:
itben 8teHitag. SUHueIitag, SuuIitag, 4beHo5 6 uhr.
Rdd) NcfppprtsR ems unr IprfoIR:
tdoIlh nm IS rhr QbeHos,
llrI6srtrsflide SequemIldfeIJsH muo 9et0figuHs.
Gorgiiltige 9srtabuHB UHo i5Esne SeiOro eruus
Don iSrdft. 6. Y. 6tHIusbdm. agent,
fuB oe5 laHgeH Sot5;
-. .. Surner, @.=8sa.i
-. &" ~pufiuS, O.. :. u;
d. .. Stebbfus, @.s0.;
9. q. 8bitnep, ? g g uH0 2.sTf.
9auDtbireaEr-9ir. 214, 81: 0crmausStrdRe.
Ul3t&S-)
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w,S w7ron6iis Wt. 8ogal . Stution, II0j.
$50 Born. GumOcn=5t station, !7.2l 900 SOrm.'
8triaFeH GamOt.5 station mao G'tStT5d3 53o
Rorm, 20. As 9Orm., u2O, A30 unA $50 9a0n:
ga5 8in5cfcr, 1920 9Orm.. 240 AIS NIB
1870 Ra5m. ,oo, NJ. urz .uqovR
MA mi Nirp uuo 8pj. btUtat,onM ~, 30
-, gsss9' e55 q e t 81 -, T 7.55 as 9;5 "''"'' l'''
To6 Curtis Pop, 1923 9orn'. ooe o.
To3 Qmrao, nj, RoDatsstutioH, 1925 %a@H-
- AtnLann % 20 Mnhm-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-07

Ser aIte Wib BON benz
Suppenfno6en, aus pel6em cine
@pde lang tdgli4 Suppe 9efo9t unb
Der bann Der Na4barin 81 petterem
@e6rau4e ge6orgt purbe, 1T nit Ell
mem 6inpeis auf uniere gegenpdrtige
Sleii9tbeuerung pieOer beroorgebolt
unb aufgefri7dt pOrben. ga, 10 arg
it's 6enn bod nod ni4t.
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2Sfne 2Ionufdin 6onfe,

gSafbiugtonzGuuutp SIR.
9uF ocm @ipisl Der 9iutsRjcgt=Nountaias be.
Ieqsu, nit 6crnf9t ifbtr biz besrli6tu Gum6crlauos
uHO Sbtnau0oobslbd.tr Sir Die Sdiion BON 1902
am II. ! Il n / e%r5Ifuet. &ae 8eItgsnbejtcu CUR Qes
Tun9tu GrboIung uuD 9tI6s pom Den @si9dftgiorQen.
BeJen Qusfuuit 9ttreif5 atisruirung BON Gins
uern, qreiicn etc. pnOs mon f9 i1riftli9 OOer
mitnDli6 an Deter 9. GtDun n, Tand0tr, Rr.
215. Gftzgultimorss5trabs, rg9tftsrr NurplauOs
Eabns@sbduOe"- Grail, 5i&5, 20ttn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-07

Baltimore unb Marp>
lamb ba6en in BEN lebten Sagen Slid
ae6u6t. Die @tabt 1T i6ren Qntbeil
an Der r@eitIiden MarpIanb@8uhn"
gu benz Yrsiie BON ndbe5u neun Mtlz
lionen Dollars (genau $8,751,370.z
49, losgeporben unb Der Stat bat
einen prO3eB gegen bic rNortbern
GentraIbobn" aud in lebter Snitan3
~getponnen. Die leBtgenannte 8abn
bate an ben Staut einen id6rli6en
8etrag BON 10000 Dollars gu 3a6len.
@or 5tpei Sabren poute Die 8abn bic
Ie Gerte bur9 cine einmulige Summe
bon dnbert6al6 MiGionen abl0fen.
Der Stat ging auf bieies 4n9ebot
ni9t Elm unb es fam gu gert9tlt9en
S9ritten, unb ale brei Snitan3en
entf6ieben gu 9unften bes Staates.
0eriel6e er6dlt nun 10000 Dollars,
Iotpie bic %riiditdnbigen 3inien; Elm
anfebnIider 3ui6uB BON nube8u
100000 Dollars fir bic Staatstahe.
8enn Marblanb feinen Nnt6eil an
benz @ai6ingtoner 3petg Der n8altiz
mprezS 6ioz8a6n gut berfaufen fam,
10 ipirben bur9 Die Summer aus
bieIen beiben 8a6nen I'm iere Stats
f9ulben nube5u getilgt tperben tOrz
men,. l1nfere 9tuatsz5inan5en fteRen
alfo re4t gut.
9ieSeter bes 70. Sc burt5 g.
tags bes Mtebi3iners prOf. b. 2epDen
in Der 86il6armonie in Berlin mar
cine oes groBen MeOi3iners p%iirOige.
0as &ultus : Miniiterium mar Ders
treten. Die YrofeHoren Sod, Berg
mann, 6erttpig unb biele 4noere lpaz
rem erf9ienen, e6enip S6er : 8irger@
meiiter &trf9ner. Die @r0Hnungsz
4nIpra6e belt @ebeimrut6Na loeDer,
Die Seftrebe 6ofrat6 prof, Not6ndgel
aus @ien. Sat- ale beutf4en uno
cine groBe 4n3u6l auBeroeuti4er
uniDerfitGten butten 8ertreter gu Der
6eier gefunOt, ieIbft 8utaref, 9eIz
fingfors uno SoeFd. 44t3e6n aus
IGnDif9e 0epututionen, fogar cine iaz
panif9e, lparen bertreten, unb Der be-
rii6mte @ele6rte erbieIt Die Grnenz
nung bon 8ublrei4en meoi3inii4en
8eieG14aftsn gum Gbrenmitglieb.
@e6eimrut6 6rGnfeI iiberrei6te eine
2epben : Stiftung i'm getrage BON
$4,000 Marf 5ur S0rOerung meoi5iz
nif9er 5ori6ungen, un0 10000
M}art fir 8inber : 9eilitdtten uno
anbere @tiftungen puroen benz SUI
bilar ii6errei9t. Sin Seftmabl, an
benz iber 500 9eriOnen t6eilna6men,
i4loB Die 5eier.
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9. 2. SdaumGocFel uue SSm,. y. Irmffrpns,
9te5tsanpdlte, &r. 30l uuo 3G2, 2apsSuilOing.


9. 2. S~dIdumlpcHel HHo &Sni. u. Mrmfrpng'
9tc6tsanipdlte, @r. 30l uuo SO2, 2ulpsSuilOing.
Observation-Disclosures
Ra6ri6t iuiro hermit %0cocbtn, buB bic lluttrs
5ei6utte pom 99aiisHecriGt Der Stuot Baltimore
@pqmadt sir @outrcfuuq beg 5tftamcnts bes
aQbier Qetor6eutn GonraO GugcI crbalteH
bat. Iat, pCl6c 6orOcruuQcH al Oicitu Ro@lab
BADEN, pcrbru hermit auigeiorDcrt, iOl5e Hcbtt Den
~n6tbiQsn 9cIcotn i~pdt5tcng bis inm II. Cttobcr
1872 ein5urti6tu uno QcltcuO 3r MAIDEN, Oocr 5u
Qcludrtiqtn, oaB fc ibrtr Iuipriibc al OitieH Ra1s
laB oeisBli9 iir pcrluftiq crfldrt iperocn mogcn.
Qlc, bic 3abluuqrn an Oicien ga@laB 3u MAIDEN
hobtn, ipcrOru hermit aufgtforoert, iOl@e unpers
siQli6 an bic Inter 3eidncts 3u lsiitcn. Bon mir
c!genbduoig unterjei1uct am IA. Npril 1902.
Gliidbctba &nscI,
QO5I2, 1925 Stitamcntss 9olityedtrin.
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S~eriammlmngs~ NnSetgclt.
NO. Sousrffr. SeiRs unr sparsSersin

MAAsa mr.. L
Ode 8ouQb= uuo Su~rbdm=StrnBe.
Ndbrli2e @criammlupI Il. @camttnplbl 3 tt,
Mittpot,, DEN :. Mai 1902. aue WjtglitOcr fu0
crIu1t, ju eribtjntn.
Q27 Sobn 6abu, Brii-
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prpfeffOr BON 8e4rtng
bat ben t6m 3~ugefalenen No6elpreis
BON 10000 Marf Dem preuBii9en
Staate iiberlpieIen CUR bauernoenSiz
6erung bes BON inn in 1896 9egriinz
beten Snititutes fir erperimenteae
Serupie an Der l1nioerfitdt Marburg.
Die Serum : Sori4ungen follen in
gr0Berem MaBe fortgeieBt peroen.
Der @eeBentpurf, met
der Der OeutIden 3oatarif@GommiIz
fion 9idten 5uipri4t, iebt Die 8ergii=
tung fir Die @rtra : Sommerarbeit
fir iebes Mttglieb Der Gommifion
auf 24OO Marf feit = na4 unierem
@elDe etpa $500. &ein @unOer,
lpenn Die Rei986oten : GommiKion
Der Regierung 10 oieG an t6rem gntz
tpurf perbirbt. 0ie Der 2pbn, 10 Die
Qrbeit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09

good sized farm: and if this space were reduced
10 shops. each fifty feet in depth they would
have frontage equal to the distance between
Eighteenth-st. and Northumberland twenty-ffth
A few OF the special features of the new build
ing worthy of The boiler plant includes
eleven Babcock & Wilcox water tube boilers. In
the boiler room is the CrematOry The methods
for cleaning the building are novel. a system of
piping throughout the building is used. with $50
one-nch outlets for hose connections. BY means
OF an air pump in the engine room, dirt from floors
carpets, shelving etc. is taken through machIss
attached TO hose connected with the piping OF
cleaning system and sent through 10 the receiver
near the crematory. where II, as we'll as all gar
bage. waste and trash. Is consumed. There is a
pneumatic cash tube system The tube Offices
cash rooms. number two. one in the basement and
the other the fourth floor. The entire system
of tubes covering the building, is used an inter
changeable dispatch medium for carrying mes
sages. The Illuminating power is distributed By
eighty electric motors. ranging from One-half 10
and I5Oo6 incandescent lamps.
The restaurant. on the. third floor. has every ad-
vantage OF light air and outlook It's seating ca
A new delivery system has been installed. BY
the Wrapping counters on the main floor goods are
transported 20 the centre OF the delivery depart
ment quickly. nOiselessly and with the least pos
There are thirty-three hydraulic elevators each
provided with the best safety device known. and
four escaatoTs or continuously moving ssaiT5
chief engineer, the superintendent OF each
master The Are apparatus includes two chemical
engines 80 extinguishers. 1000 fire pals, fire
axes. hooks. etc. The sprinkers cover every cor
OF the building. and has roof tank capacity OF
10000 gallons OF water City fire call boxes are
placed throughout the building.
Next TO the customers, the employees come In for
the most consideration. They have luncheon and
recreation roorns. elevators. lockers, closets and
sick rooms The rooms for the use Of the boys and
separate from those for the women.
A novel iGoa which will interest Macy shoppers
who know THAI Macy Co do only cash bust
will be the banking system. which per-
miJs customers TO deposit their money. and IL they
desire buy do by referring 10 the banking
department The money deposited can only be
expended in purchasing goods, but II q balance
mains untouched for three months II Will draw
interest at the rate of per cent n year.
The store is In Herald Square, which has Of
late received much attention from drygoods
men. When the other buildings now contemplated
completed, II is expected that the square will
be OF the sights OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
A NEW RECORD FOR THE PACIFIC.
YOKOHAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO
IN TEN DAYS

Favorable comment in shipping circles the
Pacific Coast and in this city has been caused by
the surprisingly fast time made by the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's' large liner.
the Korea which arrived at San Francisco from
Yokohama October IS. The Korea made the
trip Of AGO miles in ten days making average
daily OF 40 miles. This four days shorter
time than the best previous record for trans
Pacific passage. ana is believed to mark the he
ginning OF in both passenger and freight
traffic the Pacific Ocean
The Korea. which is the largest ship ever built
in the United States, and her sister ship. the
Siberia. now under construction at Newport News
surpass tho st. Louis and the ST. Paul In tonnage
and displacement The Korea is $50 feet long be
tween Perpendicular Rapid Increase in traffic
between San Francisco and China and japan I'm
recent years has moved the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company to build the Korea and the siberia
and the management believes that the freight traf-
nc alone Will make necessary the addition Of other
large steamships In the future. Rapid strides
In passenger traffic on the Pacific Ocean probably
VIII follow the Introduction Of these large hand
s3mely equipped and fast steamships Each steam
snip has a displacement OF $500 tons and I'D 10
date accommodations for go passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
JUST 4 LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
is found among the Little Advertisement
OF the People, I'm the narrow columns.
FEARS REGARDING THE SUBWAY
BROOKLYNITEs THINK THERE MAY BE
TROUBLE WHEN THE TUNNEL IS
BUILT IN FULTON-ST.

People in Brooklyn looking forward with
some apprehension Of trouble TO the time when
Fulton-st, the great artery of traffic in that Dor
ough will be torn up in the construction Of a sec
ton OF the subway. The engineers have decided
that the cut and cover plan will have to be fol-
lowed there. because the subway will be too near
the surface 20 permit Of tunneing.
People who have seen the work Of eXcavating for
the subway in Manhattan. particularly in Park
Row, for two years. wondering how long II
will take construct the subway I'm such crowd
ed thoroughfare Fulton-st in Brooklyn. and
how serious will be the interference with traffic and
business there before the task is completed. The
specifications for the contract indicate that the
sineers intend TO make the work in Fulton-st
unobjectionable possible Among the provisions
Is the following:
Wherever. in the judgment of the board. trafic
or other local conditions demand, the work shall
be prosecuted during the night only during both
the night and day and all points the board shall
have power 10 require the contractor TO so con-
duct IFS work that IL shall not remain open or OBJ
struct traffic an unreasonable length Of time.
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A BIG SLUMP IN STOCKS.
STANCES CAUSES A GENERAL
DECLINE
DECLINE.

Under combination Of unfavorable facts and
rumors the stock market yesterday suffered a
severe decline. which began at the opening and
after slight intervening rally. renewed in
an aggravated form. In the two hours Of trad
ing more than 100000 shares were sold repre-
senting extensive liquidation by small investors
and by big speculative pools. as we'll as by Oper-
ators for the short account: and at the close not
stock the list showed even a fractional gain
for the day. while losses OF = per cent and more
many. The United States Steel issues
were among the conspicuously weak stocks at
the opening and throughout the session appar-
emily on the recent reports Of the corporations
purpose to reduce prices many of it's prod
ucts, in competition with the independent COM
panies. Uneasiness was also caused by persist
ent rumOrs that a we'll known trust company
had become embarrassed. and by the advices
from Chicago which indicated that the out
come of the demand for higher wages made by
the railroad switchmen at that centre might be
a great strike.
Sentiment was also adversely affected by the
announcement from Washington that the Sec
rotary of the Treasury had decided TO discon-
tInue for the present the deposit OF internal
revenue receipts in the depository national
banks and would also discontinue the privilege
which had been extended to the depository
banks allowing them to substitute State and
municipal bonds for United States bonds as
security for government deposits. and by the
report subsequently denied by Mr. Shaw. that
the Secretary about to call in some of the
government money now on deposit with the
banks.
Added TO all these unfavOrable factors was a
report which is believed TO be accurate that
the larger banks had. in view OF the cutting OF
of all prospect of further government relief for
the money market determined make no more
time loans at less than per cent and TO exer-
else unusually careful scrutiny Of the collateral
offered by wOuld-be borrowers on time. The
bank statement showed decrease OF S3029, 100
in loans, but this favorable feature was much
more than cOunterbalanced by the disclosure OF
a decrease OF nearly s.. 10000 in the cash held
by the banks, and the market broke heavily, The
close being. a rule at the low level or the
day.
favorable development the news that
the Trust Company OF the Republics holdings OF
securities Of the new United States Shipbuildine
Company had been taken over by a syndicate
among the members OF which are George r
sheldon and C. w. Wetmore. Some OF the NET
losses OF the day were: Lackawanna on sales OF
three hundred shares. 10 points: Delaware and
Hudson, 6; Brooklyn Union Gas two hundred
sold, d: ST. Paul. 36s: Missouri Pacific
pa; Pennsylvania. = points; New-York Central /
21s: Reading. iss; Reading second preferred 81, |
United State. Steel common. us: United States
Steel preferred. Ia; Colorado Fuel and Iron. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
MAcT's HERALD SQUARE STORE.
THE SEW BUILDING is THOROUGHLY AND
MOST ATTRACTIVELY EQUIPPED.

The firm OF Macy & Co, for many years at Four
teenth-st. and Sxth-ave yesterday opened its new
and handsome structure in Herald Square. Mays
az Fourteenth-st. and Sixth-ave. is more. and
the big red star which has for many years shed
its glow on thousands Of shoppers at this corner in
the holiday evenings will shine there no longer
The little men and Will look with moist eyes
at the darkened windows with shades drawn while
they ask. Where has Santa Claus gomez To
some of them will be explained that Santa Claus
has gone TO larger and pretter place than where
he used TO meet his many thousand little friends.
Every one has heard OF many little boys and girls
forgotten at Christmas time. II is now known tina
one reason for it that Santa Claus did not
have enough room at his place i'm Macy's at Four
teenth-st. Santa Claus has headquarters all over
but his Macy headquarters will be much different
this year from last year
Mays new building is Of the most attractive
structures occupied by a drysOods house in this
city. Its floor space occupies twenty-four acres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
ST. MARY'S TO NAVE ATTENTION
PROBABLY BE UNABLE To GIVE THE
SHIP REGULAR OFFICERs

President Charles 9. Birmingham OF the Board OF
Education has received word from the Navy De-
partmcnt that the school ship ST. Marys will re-
ceive immediate attention. II is hardly probable.
however. that the department will be able detail
any officers Of the regular navy to duty the
vessel for ii has not enough officers for and
shore duty. The present naval officers detailed TO
the St Mary's are Commander 4. Y. Wadhams.
Lieutenant William \. Moffatt and Lieutenant
Thomas T. Craven.
At present there are about ninety boys on the
schoolship. Last year there only seventeen
boys graduated: this year there twenty Most
of them become officers in the merchant marine.
while others become petty and warrant officers in
the navy. The cost of maintaining the St. Mary's
Is considerable to the city. The regular appro-
priatlOn has been $3 SO but last year IL was found
necessary to appropriate $36.SlO Thus. with the
usual class OF about one hundred boys il from
$3.50 TO $500 yearly to educate boy. The boys
are taught seamanship navigation mathema ties
and the English branches.