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The evening world., 1905-07-01
LOCAL COTTON MARKET
WEAK AT OPENING

Weakness marked the opening OF The
local cotton market to-day with prices
from 2 points higher to 10 points lowH'.
While near months were fairly well sus-
stained at the start owing to fears of a
possible corner In July, the late de-
llveries were weak under llqu!da lion.
From the character of the early dealings
1t looked as though none of the bull
houses were feeding out long stun which
the market was less ready to absorb
than on previous days this week. There
was nc mistaking, however,, the con-
tlnued ~ervousnes of traders and a re-
turn TO the ten cent level at any time
would not surprise the trade.
The opening prices were: July. s.G7 to
9.eS; August. 800 to go; September. 9.74
bid; October. o5 to 977; November,
s7S bid; December. 9.79 to $50: january.
go 10 $50; February, sT to .,lS; March.
9.79 to $50.
The closing prices were; July. 9.J3 to
96; August, s4b 10 9.f7; September. 9.is
to 9.52; October, 9.56 to a57; November.
. co to s.62; December, 9.65 to S.66; Jan
uary. 9.sS 20 500; FEBRUARY, 9.6s to on;
March, 100: April. IN 10 ia; May, ~.
Ile l7a. Markell closed steady.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
B.. R.. T,LEADS
STOCK MARKET
Touches Highest Point it Has
Reached in Many Months
Scant Supply Of Selling
Orders During Early Hours.

The absence OF the customary really
ing on the opening advance in the
stock market to-day encouraged the
bull element 90 carry prices consid-
erably further, n at the close prices
showed gains of from IL to alomst 2
percent. throughout the list. Specula-
ton was comparatively slow, but ialrt!
we'll distributed. The feature of the
early market was the scant supply Oh
selling orders all around the room.
There was heavy buying by LONDON OF
| Union Pacific. Eric end the steer
stocks, although there was no cufo
ma X in London Apparently s'"cNs
were bought because London operators
were short against sIles made yester-
day and feared that prices %ouEo reach
a higher level on Monday.
Brooklyn Rapid TRANSIT was rhe the
price finishing 81 per cent. anove iIss
NIGHTS close, al n 81. the highest price
.yho stock mas touched IN many NOUS
The rest OF she traction group were uH-
| interesting. oo do
mand. espccially the common, Whtch
! was moved up / SIS per cent. 10 40 -,
where II closed. The other issues c'oseu
with gains qf SIS per cent eho' these
stocks attach Importance TO lht9 9 "a,
lion they have received that S,o.vyo
shares of the stock has recently 9cen
transferred and has been aenVerea "
tha new owners in 81 certificates OF TO-
coo shares each. Belief prevails tina
the $40. 900 shares OF the stock trans
ferred was a line accumulated by j. T.
Morgan and Company through J, w,
Davis and Company and van Emufgh
Atterbury. RuTnors are Sill current
that the stock is going on a 4 per cent
dividend basis.
The Total sales Of stocks today were
500. COO shares and OF bonds sl,ffi,Vo1' lne
total sales OF stocks for the week WeT:
ara 90 shares and OF bonds 81, $1,000
The evening world., 1905-07-01

Friends Of John D. Rockefeller. y,
declare to-day tina 1t was through his
urg,nEs that his father has given
s;o.Co0,CO to aid education. The young
msn Is said to lave pleaded with his
father for wears to make the magnih-
cent Gift to the General Education
Board. of which the son is a director.
What is nore the Young man has set
out to induce his parent to make a
series of vast gifts in the cause OF
education. Starting with the slo,ooo.No
donation. the Oil King will continue his
giving of millions on a scale that Will
make the Carnegie ~beDefactions appear
trifing.
Mr.. Rockefeller has designated the
General Education Board as his clearing
house for future contributions. believ-
ing that Robert c. ogden. the lead OF
the board. is the most capable man 20
handle such funds.
AT present the members of the board
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are Robert c. Ogden. Chairman: George
Foster Peabody, Treasurer; Wallace
Buttrick and Starr ]. Murphy. Score
taries; Frederick T. Gates, DAME C.
Gilman. Morris K. Jesup. Waiter H.
Page, Albert Shaw, John D. Rockefeller,
jr., Hugh II. Hanna, William R. Har-
per and E. Benjamin Andrews.
DR.. William r. Harper. President of
the University of Chicago. n membc- of
the General Education Board. said last
night:
This contribution OF Mr.. Rockefel-
ler's will do much toward obtaining
what everybody interested IN educa-
ttonal work has wished for in the way
OF system and what nobody has thus
far beer able to accomplish. 1t will
place in the hands Of the Board an in
come of $500, 600 a year practically for
all eternity"
The evening world., 1905-07-01
d DROPS
OUT OF SIGHT.
Detectives Search in Vain for II.
Brother of Currency
Comptroller.

BOSTON, Mass July 1-Edward
Ridgcly, one of the United States Ma
tional Bank Examiners and brother Of
w. b.. R!dgely, the United States Conn
troller of Currency. has mysterlously
disappeared in Boston, to which place
he came for Harvard's commencement
His friends here are In a state OF
greatest alarm for fear that he has
become a victim OF foul play, and
finkerton detectives ave for two days
been searching for him without sue
cess.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
WHEAT STEADY IN
KNEW YORK MARKET.

orcned lower to-day. while that at -.
Louis rose 3-S Of a cent. being inlu-
enced by excessive rains in the harvest
ing district.
Locally the undertOne at the sta ri
was steady on the strong cables.
Corn was quiet but stronger.
New York's opening prices We're:
Wheat--July ss 3-l Did September, % 81;
December. 20 -.
Chicago's opening prices were; Wheat
July, 93 is to 10 -; September, 50 rs to
So BIS; December, 80 3-S; May, o. 3-S.
con-September, 81 IL to 81 BIS; May,
Is "a.
New York's closing prices were:
wheat-July, 80 5-s; September, gil-9;
December, "a Ia Corn-July. 81 5-S bid,
September, Gl,
The evening world., 1905-07-01
OppOrtune Advertising.
The month of June is COnSiderered bv

successful summer hotel-keepers to be the best
month to advertise their summer resort announce
plentS.
1t is so with the New York City newspapers,
many OF them printing special numbers that month.
The following table, showing the number of
summer resort advertisements published last
month by the seven leading morning newspapers
Oh New DIRK City, might be interesting not only
to the enterprSlng summer resort ~proprktor but
also to those who enjoy vacations.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
BANK
SHOWS LOSSES

While the figures OF the weekly bank
statement, issued to-day, on their face
were not promising Wal. street did not
regard theTn rs very unfavorable. Large
Increases In loans and deposits shown
In the report were expected. owing 20
the July payments and a decrease In
reserves waa oftser in a measure by q
gain IN surplus. The statement as
given out at h Clearing Houso was
as follows:
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Would Remove Ballast.

Charles 7. Seymour is Of the opinion
tina the ballast used for the subway
tracks is responsible for the smell In
the tunnel. He mas noticed. ne says,
that uIoa 81, cts and roads paved with
..Hdors there il, in damp weather, n
81 identical with hat found 50 I'M
pleasant by travellers in the subway.
HIS ,ISSCstipn is 10 pave the TUNE
from end - end with asphalt and con-
crete. wailh can be washed down with
haze in the hours when traffic Is light.
Just as asphalt streets are washed down
ON the surface
The evening world., 1905-07-01
The Closing Quotations.

To.Aay's highest, lowest and closing PRICES
and not changes from yesterdays closing
! .ices ar from last recorded sale are as fol-
lows No,
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Suction Fans Suggested.

Charles ]. Smith, a ventilation expert
and inventor, of No. Oh Maple stheet,
has thought out a scheme TO keep the
subway supplied with fresh air, and ne
mas SO much ~onidcuc in IL that he has
IS a perforated pip running through the
tunnel but instead OF using water as
Mr.. Mcdonald suggests lie WouI Use
slction fans.
He plans TO run a six-inch galvanized
sheeuron pip along the roof of the
tunnel owe tach loca! track. The pipe
is to be sectional. that is, the length
running for instance bstween the Four
teenlh and Eighteenth street stations
tween Eighteenth Il Twenty-th!ri
streets.
These pipes Mr. Smith would have
ptrlCr~~d and pluGSe,, up. at each END
OF a section. They would be connected
with a motor-dr!yen IAN at each sta
ton, and these fans would operate TO
draw the dead air from the tunnel into
hs discharged through on the roofs OF
THE dad air Is heavtes." Mr., Smith
explains, at the top Of the tunnel. !
nave proved lv experiments ,uai JaIs ar
can be drawn into q pip such as l de-
scribe, BY taking tine dead, heavy air
out through openings ini=Pen-ent OF
those though which passengers enter
at the station l make room for the
wh!cl IL cannot do now With the heavy
air opposing i. II liGlc Z perfect cu--
rent Wua4d he created, the ar entering
the tunnel through the station openings
AMI lauy.nG through the perforated
PIPES running along the roof"
The evening world., 1905-07-01
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER SAYS
HE WILL CONTINUE TO GIVE
BUT WILL ADOPT A SYSTEM

Z" shall eontnue to give, In my own way, to any eause that a-
peals to me as being worthy or In need.
DO YOU think that the sentiments expressed by Dr.. GLADDEN. are
held by any large number Of eergymena
II should be 10th to feel that such was the case. l have a great
many good friends IN the Christian ministry, and my experience with
cereymen'generauy leads me to entertain only the warmes. respect tor
them as Just and charitable men. This controversy over my gift Of
ISI00,00 for Congregational missionary purposes has set me thinking as
TO the best methods Of aiding church and ~phIanthsopie work. I am con-
sderins methods that will enable me In the future to regulate my giving
of money on a systematic basis, and with more effective scope than here
tofoe"
Substance Of a conversation Between John 0. Rockefeller and a
friend, at Lakewood, N. ], concerning the " Tainted Money" attacks
Upon him. The friend In question, whose name Is withheld BY request,
repeated the statement to an Evening World reporter.
The evening world., 1905-07-01

Iceland, Antwerp. silvia, newfoundland
Canpania, Liverpool. ii Pa. n. OrlSans.
Gale 45nia. Glasgow. Princess Anne,
81. Paul, Norfolk.
Southampton. Denver. Galveston,
Pretoria, Hamburg. Ir5quOis, Charleston.
Itsaba, London. II Mar, Galveston.
Mexico, Havana. .Al'al, Jamaica.
IAloma, MantanZas, Prime Arthur,
t0.nJ, san Juan. Yarmouth,
Zulla. Venezuela.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
DENTIST

BY the Alveolar Method. is a distin:t ad-
and prJte1ted by, DR.. Martin, There is 20
lonser any necessity for a set OF falss teeth;
stGons foTevsf. al diseases Of lie gums, in
Guiding nyGrrh.q, are permanently cured. ana
out palm and with guaranteed satisfaction.
Specialists tor StGh f.n branch v5 Of dental work Ms
cheap work, but. the best at reasonable
prices. and all work guaranteed Office hours,
i~natlons and ADVICE free TO all
q. GORDON MARTIN, ODDS dine
Suite 704. 800 5th Ave, Cor. Sd St.
NEW YORK.
Appointments by letter, telegram or phone
t506S Madison Sousre).
The evening world., 1905-07-01
TRUE SITUATION
APERIL0US ONE
FOR ARCANUM
So Say Many of the $4,000
Members in This City Who
Are Dissatisfied.

I The situation in the Royal Areanum,
say many members, is a dangerous one.
They think the grand old fraternal or
ganizat,on is in danger OF disruption
and ruin.
They say the reason Is because h
officers of the Supreme Council deny the
Representatives of nearly one hundred
thousand members in this city and
vicinity the right to be heard or the
right to question the motives that actu-
ated the Supreme Council In making q
new schedule OF rates that practically
drives ali the members above the age
Of s!xty-four IL OF the organization
men who were the bone and sinew Of
this order at the time The body needed
their strength to hold together.
The question now confronting the
members of the organization. both old
and young, is-who is secure? What
guarantee can the Supreme Council give
that the young men of to-day. when
he reaches old age, will not nave
his rates doubled, If not trebled. at a
time when he can arm but sufficient. IL
that, to keep him alive?
Where the Hardship Comes.
The Supreme Council has set before
the members of the order five sets of
rates, all an imposition on the old mem
bers, inasmuch as the member who
entered the Arcanum twenty years ago
at the age OF twenty-five is assessed
under the new rates at his attained age,
being treated exactly as though he
had only entered the order last week.
That this is a hardship even the off,
GERS Of the Supreme Council admit. but
they claim the step was imperative Tor
the salvation of the Arcanum. as the
death claims were far IN excess of the
receipts. In explanation OF the increase
Supreme Regent Howard c. Virgins
has stated that the yearly receipts were
nearly 100000 less than the obligations
met annually, and 1t was to overcome
this that the insurance rates were
raised.
But why put all the increased burden
or the shoulders of the old members? IS
asked.
Supreme Representative w. S. Nc
Council. when asked this question, re-
Piled:
TO take 1t off the young members.
Why should the young members be
compelled TO carry the old members?'
Further han that the Supreme Coun-
Gil and iys representatives nave made
M anaUar
The evening world., 1905-07-01
MANY PLANS
TO PURIFY AIR
IN SUBWAY
Some Are Facetious, but 9th
ers Attract the Attention
Of Experts.

Suggestions for vcntilating the Sub
way continue to pour into the Office of
The Evening World from many
sources. A few are facetious. but there
is a note of earnestness about the ma
jor!ty that shows the interest the peo-
pie of New York take in the matter.
1t has been discovered that the glass
and iron coverings of the subway sta
tons are responsible in a measure for
the high temperature of the air below
the surface. This is especially true in
City Hall Park, where the station area
is exposed to the sun most of the day
and literally soaks up the hea
John B.. McDonald's plan to saturate
the tunnel air with tiny Jets OF water
from perforated pipes suspended along
the line OF the roof of the cars meets
with favor in the eyes of some engi-
neers. Nearly every engineer or in
ventor who has anything TO do with the
problem OF ventilation has taken a try
at solving the subway riddle, but most
Of their plans are so expensive that the
marlborough corporation would not
think OF adopting them.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
S@lO,484,679 ARE
N.Y.P.O. EARNINGS
Nine Per Cent. Increase in Prof
its of Mail Business This
Year Over Those of 1904,
Shown by Wi!Icox's Report,

The fiscal .'ear OF the Post-Omce De-
partment, which ended at midnight last
night. was n record m for the New
York Post-Ottee, the net profit paid by
II into The Post-Omcc Department being
about $40. 500. 900.
The following Interesting figures pre-
rared by Auditor JGrGine were to-day
Givcn out by Postmaster Wilcox:
Receipts FOR fiscal year 1908. -. SIS .4StGTO IS
Receipts for f!sca! year lHoi... lAlS5,S9G. ~
Increase o per cert ............ sl.34s. $50 So
Receipts for quarter ending June,
Receipts for quarter ending June.
ieO4.....,.. ..........o go. 3,i0i,3 800. o.
Increase 10 per cent. ........... siI7 SOS. 40
Receipts for June, 1905. ........ 81. 2Gi OOO. 90
Receipts for June. isoi......... l,IUo. 40. 80
Increase o per cent. ............ slO3. COT CO
Tho expenses OF tho local Post-Uface
for the fiscal wear were under 100000.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Not Treated rly.

When n committee OF nine. represent.
ing seventy-siX subordinate councils OIL
Long Island, met two members of the
Executive Committee of the order in
conference Thursday night for the yooo
OF the order, what treatment did they
receive? is another question asked.
1t was not courteous many say. Tho
committeeman were told III very plain
language hv the Supreme Codncil repre-
scutativcs that there was nothing tc
arbitrate.
When the committee OF nine, through
the spokesman. w. II. McCabe, remind
ed these high dGn!taries that they rep
resented $1,000 true-blue ATcanumlt s
who We're dissatisfied with the change
in the assessments. they were told thnt
they were the creators of discord in the
organization
There is no objection 10 the new
schedule among the loyal members OF
the Arcanum." remarked Past Supreme
Regent u. S Robinson. of ST. Louis. to
the committee. and the Supreme
Council will stand pat OF the new
schedule
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Kissed the Remark.

When the committee OF riuo reported
this remark to the six hundred repre-
sentatives of the seventy-slx loca!
councils gathered in the Rurora Grrta
Cathedral in Brooklyn there were loud
Misses.
State Senator Burton. Of Amarauth
Council, Immediately offered a motion
to asses each counsel represented TO
pay he expenses Of a legal fight 10
question the right Of the Supreme Coun-
ell TO collect Tire new rates.
There were loud cheers vixen his mo-
t!-n was rnnds, but the motion was rot
carried becarse the nine gentlemen
who composed the committee, and who
felt HUT by Tho reception rendered
-hom by the Supreme Council! repre-
eentatives, told the assemblage mat
they would pay all tie expenses OF the
fGht.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

~ O-DA
Texas, Copenhagen. peaiEsular, Lisbon.
Slavon!a, Gibraltar, tTlJr!a, Liverpool.
Tur51. Hamburg, BlueCAer, Hamburg.
Ell Monte, y. Orleans IarisIan, Glasgow.
New York. Algonquin,
southampton. Jacksonville
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olsT. 1876 w.-Dellghtful,y airy, perfectly
clean rooms: excellent board. transients
accommodated
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Old. 336 W.-Large, small rooms with. with.
out board: table board. new management
Nlrnl.hn.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Early "Wants"
Sunday World Want Directory,
FLATS g. APARTMENTS TO LET.
20 Cents Per Line.
IUnfurnished.

l0nTIf. iSo. 10l E.-Choicc flats. 4 rooms,
bah. open plumbing, hot water. $500,
The evening world., 1905-07-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, CITY
MisceI laneous,

500 BUYS HOUSE. chicken farm: fare, &c.:
IS minutes: immediate possession: SIS
PETERs'' room 2 q East iith st'. near
Bro&iwsy: open evenings.
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sFairest Face
WANTED.

14TH. l30-l5o w.-Neatly furnished large,
small rooms. all conNeniences; excellent
table: tra-sitnts.
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l2OlIi. DC E.-Bcautiful fats. six large
rooms, steam heat, hot water, s23, se6.
l25TH. 505-5o7 w.-Apartment. four rooms:
lSth. hot water, range; subway station:
Mohave County miner., 1905-03-18
Do It Today.

The time-worn injunction, "Neve, put off till tomorrow what you can dc today" is now generally presented iL this form: "Do it today!" That is the terse advice we want to give you abou, that hacking cough or demoralizing cold with. which you have been strug gling for several days, perhaps weeks Take some reliable remedy for it today and let that remedy be Dr. Boschee's German Syrup, which has been in use for over thirtyfive years. A few dose. of it will undoubtedly relieve you, cough or cold, and it's continued use for few days will cure you com pletely. No matter how deep.seated your cough, even if dread consumption has at. tackled your lungs, German Syrup will surely effect cure-as it has done be. fore in thousands of apparently hope. less cases of lung trouble. New trial bottles, 25c; regular size, 75c. At all druggists.
Mohave County miner., 1905-03-18
Making Opportunity.

People who are made of the right kind of material do not make excuses they work. They do not whine, they keep forging ahead. They do not wait for somebody to help them; they help themselves. They do not wait for an opportunity; they make it. Those who com plain of no chance confess their own weakness-their lack of efficiency. They show that they are not equal to the occasion-that they are not greater than the obstacle that confronts them. "N chance" has ever been the excuse of those who fall. Interview the great ar ny of failures most of them will tell you that they never had an oppor un. ity like others, and there was no one to help them, and that no ons would give them boost. They will tell you that the good places were all filled that every occupation or profession was crowded, that there was no chance for them, and that all the good oppor. tunities were gone.
 After one of Alexander's campaigns he was asked if he intended to take the
Mohave County miner., 1905-03-18
Good Teams and Rigs
 Horses Boarded E. M. CdrrOaU, Prop.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to whosoever it may concern. that the mines and properties of the New Comstock Mining Co.,. comprising the Sheeptral. Minnie. Boulevard. Red Hill, Lady Bright, and Katherine mines. situated in San Francisco mining district, Mohave County. Ar zona Territory, have been sold under con- tract and during the life of such contract the said mines and properties and appurtenances or the undersigned corporation. will not Ike re- sponsible for any debts due contracted to eni- poyees for labor performed therein thereon. uor for any materials supplies of any kind purchased or used in the business of operating said mines. mill or any other property covered by the aforesaid contract. nor for any other dects nor for any injury sustained to person or or property. The said parties contracting as aforesaid or their assigns. or any employee of theirs, or either of them, not in any sense the agents representatives of the under signed.
 NEW COMSTOCK MINING co.
 By F. D. JONES. President. kingman, AriZ Nov. 26 1904
 First insertion Nov. 16. 1904.
Mohave County miner., 1905-03-18
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Levi Smith. C. N. Butler, Ed. Harris, John
 II. Wilson. Jerome Tracy, Joe Morris, c. J.
 Rhodes, their assigns and legal represen-
 tatives:
 You are hereby notified that the undersign- ed, who Is coowner with you in the Nil Des- peraudum mining ciaim. has expended the sum of one hundred ($l0O) dollars in labor aud improvements on it for the year lyO4. in com pliance with the United States mining laws requiring annual expenditures to be made on mining claims. The said Nil Desperaudum mining claim is situated in the San Francis co mining district, Mohave County. Terri Ory of Arizona, and is duly recorded in the office of the Count! Recorder of MOhave cOunty, Ari zona, in book page 365 mining records: and you are further notified that If, at the expira- tion of ninety days from the last publication of this notice. you fail or refuse 70 pay your proportion of said eXp' ndture, together with the cost of publication of this uOtice, your in terest in the said Nil Des perandnm mining calm will be forfeited and become the pror- erty of the undersigned m accordance with law A. JAMES
 Goldfeld Nevada, Jan. 3. 1905.
 First insertion Jan. z, 1905.
 Last insertion April 8, 1905
Mohave County miner., 1905-03-18
The April Smart Set.

In the novelette, which opens the April Smart Set, Grace MacGowan Cooke has struck an entirely new note in fiction. It is story of the West SO saturated with the atmos phere of that part of our country and so hoto. graphic in it's depletion of ranch life that it will take high rank among the bes tales of that class; yet it is more as character study that "The Red. Headed Woman" will win praise. The heroine is the most original, the most human, the most refreshing woman who for long time has stepped from a printed page. There is no reader who will not be fascinated by her vagaries and interested in her remarkable ca reer.
Mohave County miner., 1905-03-18
Mine Warning Notice.

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Manitowoc No mine, situated in Chemehuevis mining district, Mohave County, Arizona Territory, Is under contract to parties working the same, and that neither the mine nor the owners thereof will be responsible for aLy labor or debt contracted, nor injuries sustained by any eriy; and that no employer or em oloyee is the agent of the owner for any purpose. and that all operatives engage in such service at their own risk. and that no debt or claim of debt Is valid against said mining claim or it's owners.
 STANDARD GOLD MINING co. Kingman, Dec. 27, 1904.
 First insertion Dec 31