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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
DRAGGED THREE BLOCKS
BY REiNS IN RUNAWAY
Driver of Frightened Team Is
Hauled Along With His Face and
Chest Rubbing Pavement.

on his way uptown to-day, Theodore
Hudeins, driver for laundry, went
along Third avenue as far as one Hun
bred and Second street on the drivers
seat OF his wagon. from One Hundred
and Second street to One Hundred and
Fifth street on his face and chest. and
from one Hundred and Fifth street to
Harlem Hospital In an ambulance. He
will be able to go to mis- home, at No
5sl Tenth avenue, In few days, but II
will be a long time before lie grows SUI
ficient skin TO replace that which was
removed through the vigorous massage
he received from the Third avenue pave
ment.
horses They became frightened at the
noise OF on II" train and bolted, jerk
Ing him from his seat lie had the lines
Wrapped around his hands and hung on.
partly because he was afraid to let go
and partly because he couldn't. Al one
Hundred and Fifth street an intrepid
pedestrian jumped from the sidewalk,
caught the horses by the brides and
stopped them.
Hidgins was SAD sight when they
picked him up and carried him into a
laundry, DIR, Smith. OF Harlem Hospi.
tai, responded to the ambulance call,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
STOCKS LOSE GAINS
ON SELLING DRIVE
Pacifics, St. Paul and Reading
Suffer Most in a Sud
den Decline.

After mixed start to-da" stocks
strengthened and gains We're the rule.
American smelling was a feature at an
advance. while tie local fractions were
up l and the Hartman shares large
fractions Trading was active.
After ruling strong during the morn
ing the stock market in the last run Of
trading broke sharply. Union and
Southern Pacinc We're the leaders or the
decline The former rost - and the
latter - point, Resa!ng topped l.
The industrials hello fairly steady and
closed the day win fractional losses,
The dealings were brisk 70 the end.
The total ~alrS Of ,'a - were 1'v''"
shares, and of bonds Si5jt""o.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
ROBBERS NOTE TOLD
PERIL OF VICTIMS
Aged Farmer and HouSekeeper
Had Been Tied in Bed After
Brutal Treatment.

WTLKES-BARRE. Pa, Dec. "a
note and a gold watch tied to tho door
of r c. Woods's blacksmith shop at
Yostville. small farming village thirty
miles from here. last night by three
burglars gave information which saved
William Jones, an aged farmer living
three miles away, and his old house
keeper, Mrs. Anna Williams, from freez-
ing or starving to death. The note, in
roughly printed letters. read:
Go to William Jones. He is tied in
bed and has heen robbed by burglars
Don't forget. This is proof"
Woods and some other men drove
through the heavy snow TO Jones's lone.
iy farmhouse and found him and the
housekeeper securely tied in their bed.
and suffering greatly from the cold, tn,
burglars having left the doors open. ana
from the Entertainment they had received
Jones said three men had broken int.
the house some fifteen hours before. hat
treated him prutally in an effort TO MAKE
| him confess where his money was lid
den and had then left with his golc
watch and a few dollars.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
TOSCA is HEARD AGAIN
AT THE MANHATTAN

"Tosca" was heard again at the Man
haitian opera House last night by an
other large audience. which showed its
appreciation by enthusiastic applause.
Labia, in the title part, was intensely
dramatic in the second and th!-d acts.
From the moment she conceived the
killing of Scarpia until she found she
had been tricked in the shooting OF hex
lover she was a compelling figure.
Constantine, who was Mario. failed 10
bring out all the horrifying effect of the
torture scene; but he sang his swan
song admirably. SO well, indeed that
Campanini. who conducted, yielded tc
the demand of the audience for a repe.
tition of it. Sammarco, as Scarpia. die
not exploit all the subtle ana dsvilist
cruelty Of the character, hut lie sang
As he always sings, with telling effect
Gianoli-tialetti made a good Sacrstan
The rest of the cast was thoroughly
competent, and the chorus was excel
lent. y bit Of hitch ~ the Cardinal.
procession at tine close Of tire fTs; a
was the only flaw IN ;ae stage manage
:nent.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
BROOKLYN CIDER
AND MANHATTAN
BEER Do NOT NIX
Magistrate House Rules on a
Case That Is Far From
Being Dry,

Magistrate House, In the Harlem po-
lice Court, this morning held that a man
who lives In Brooklyn and drinks hard
cider should not drink beer when he
decision. he pointed out that George f.
Sawyer. OF Brooklyn, would not have
spent last night in a cell If he hadn't
committed that error,
Sawyer visited Walter L. Smith last
night at Smiths home, No. 526 West
one Hundred and Twelfth street. Both
me mare lawyers. Mrs. Sawyer also
came over to visit Mrs. Smith, and the
men left little While after dinner to
take a stroll. They say they drank
some beer and then they wandered into
George f. Spath's drug store. No. 2S4O
Broadway. Spath refused to change a
five dollar bill offered for cigars, and
then. according to the Harlem lawyer.
tom anyhow. After this followed the
row that ended in the arrest of the law,
yers,
+ They broke my showcases" said
Spath in court.
Were YOU ught?' asked the Magis-
trate.
I'VE only had two bottles Of beer 4
piece said Sawyer, and that wouldn't
make me tight Why. l have drunk hard
cider from the keg in the fall o the
year. and it didn't affect me"
Far be it from me TO decide how
much beer it takes to bring about
drunkenness" said Magistrate House.
But you say you are from Brooklyn?
Well, being from Brooklyn and being
accustomed to hard cider as tipple, l
don't think you should mix things when
YOU come to New York. | know some
thing about hard cider. too. one day
but never mind.
Il will not fine you. but YOU both must
consider yourselves severely repri-
manded. and remember what I said
about cider in Brooklyn and beer in
New York. Now go home to your
vives--Iguess they're wondering where
Won are,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
SAW THEIR TEACHER KILLED
Children waving AdieBs when
Train pit woman,

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Whlle bevy NJ
her school children whom she had just
dismissed for the Christmas vacation,
waved loving fsrewells ~ Miss Crandal
teacher AZ Meyers Road. the youn
woman stepped In front Of ar eNpres s
train u1 am electric line and was in
stantly Killed
one arm held a bundle * Christmas
glft- made hv her charges The otlsf
waa appraised lu "A gesture NJ affection
20 the little group and laughing ADJ
monitor go them 10 "be houl' rs ln
her lips as the car struck Ter The
happy farewell was reNCr uniahed and
the young woman died without q cry.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
ORCHESTRAL CONCERT BY
PEOPLES SYMPHONY

The second orchestral concert OF the
Peoples Symphony Society, Frank y
Arens directing, took place at Carnegie
Hall last evening before a larse and ap-
prec!ative audience Mr.. Arens, whc
has always had the happy faculty o.
selecting pleasing programmes. was
most fortunate in his choice at this con
cert. Beginning with Weber's "Oheron'
overture he followed it with Dyorak' :
New World" symphony, Schumann'!
piano concerto in \ minor, and Wag
ner's "Ka!sermarsch" The SOLOS; !.
the concerto was Pauio Calico, Ever!
number was played with credit to tht
conductor and his men.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
CHRISTIAN UND ISOLDE" TO
BE SUNG ON WEDNESDAY,.

'L'Elisir dAmore" will be revived at
the metropolitan opera-House on
Christmas night, with Sembrich as
Adina, Bonci as Nemorino and Scott
(for the first time) as Dulcamara On
Monday "Trovatore" viii be sung for
the first time this season, with cast
that will include Eames, Louise Homer,
Caruso, Amato and Herbert Wtther-
spoon. Tristan und Isolde" which
was postponed this week. will be pre-
scented on Wednesday evening. with
Gustav MAILER for the first time this
season in the conductors chair In
the cast Will be Olive Fremstad, Louise
Homer, Schmedes, Feinhals, Blass,
Muhlmann, Reiss and Rayer.
y repetition of Aida on Thursday
night will serve to introduce Marianne
Flahaut as Amneris, her first appear
ance here. She has been singing a the
Paris Grand opera for ten years
Amato viii sing Amonasro for the
first time in New York Eamos, Ca
russo and pidur will he in the cast. and
Toscanini will conduct. At the Satur-
day matinee lie VIII" and "Pagliacci'
Will be given in double bill. The cast
of the former viii be the same as on
last Thursday night. In the latter
Geraldine Far-ar will he Media (for
the first time here), Caruso will be
Canio ana Arnaro Will be Tonic. "Tirr-
Land on Saturday night a popular
prices. with Emmy Destinn aud the
original cast. viii complete the week 5
bills.
At Tomorrow nights popular Sun
dav concert the Faust" final trio and
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~ tan Opera House last h'S"''
gave Toscanini another chance 10 SA""
how masterful "A conductor he is, ana
how tborourhlv he comprehcnds Wag-
ner No one has shown broader APP
nreclntion of the end of the great story
of the Nibelungen Ring, which iakes
four nights 10 tell, than this ltahan con-
ductor. OF him it may be said, as II was
of Seidl. that as long as lie LEADS man
terent singing doesn't so much matt'r'
Except that Burgstaller took the place
Of Schmedes as Siegfried the cast WIS
the same as at the first performance
this season. lie was in poor voice ana
Rad TO nurse 1t carefully. but ms ilnpef-
sonation was sufficiently imbued WIKI
The proper imagery TO make unheces-
sary the management apology for the
substitution. Lamentahle that there Is
such dear;h of German tenors'
olive Fremstad repeated her touching
conception of Bruunhildc and added
much TO the impressiveness of II. Rita
Fornia made Gutrune attractive by good
singing and acting Hinckloy, as Ha-
gen, showed growth N every way. HIS
representation begins 20 be authorta-
tive. Leonora SparNes. Henrietta Wake
field and Louise Homer again made a
handsome and tunetul trio of Rhine
maideus. Gorltz as AlbeTicA and Null
mann as Gunther We're satisfactory. The
chorus was excellent.
There was a large audience of which
it was pain many Were drawn merely
by curiosity. Tie exodus during the SUI
perb rendition of the Funeral March
was sufficiently great and annoying to
o. "a a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
MELBA TO SING IN "OTELLo"
ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT

Verdrs "Otello" is to be the novelty
at the Manhattan Opera-House mex
week. 1t will be sung on Christmas
night with Melba as Dezdemona. Zenn-
tello in the title part and Sammarco as
Iago. with Campaninl conducting. Mr.
Hammerstein is said to have staged il
with great care. The opera, which /.
one of the last Of the composers works
has been heard here seldom. mores tho
pity,
The other operas for next week vii
be The Tales Of Hoffmann." with Dial
mores, Remand, Gilbert and Zeppill or
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19

Westchester, Nassau, Suffolk and New
Jersey. In the Greater City suburbs
alone the total exceeds s94, 900 900.
These big totals represent the increase
In land value since last Christmas. In
the Greater City suburbs the s94,0o0,000
IS An average Of s4i.l for each indiv!d-
uAl. But there are less than 10000 own
ers of real estate in the Greater City
outside of Manhattan, so the average
Christmas gift for each owner is sl.045
Big Profits in Queens.
Land values have seen the largest ad-
.vances in Queens. which is to be opened
by two great rapid-trsns!t arteries soon
after the start of the new year.
The rise over that entire borough has
averaged l6 per cent. Most of 1t has
bAen acquired since the passing of
election uncert ainties. a month and a
half ago. The panic of 1907 had checked
activity until that time In some Sec
lions there the rise in land values dur
ing the past few weeks has reached %
per cent.
/ Queens has SIS, ,206 O. ordinary
land value on the city assessment rolls.
This does not include improvements
franchises; 1t is equal 10 s7s5 per
capita. The average rise in value OF
1s per cent. during the, year has hung
S29,22o,s72 on the Christmas tree OF
Queens land owners. II is an average
of 1900 for each owner, or Slc5,6o for
each OF that borouShs 232,5D popu!a-
tton.
To Brooklyn, $46,1s1,77s,
Brooklyn land has gained eight per
cent. during the year. II has contrib
uted S40,13l,II9 10 its owners Christmas
assessment
nary land value being S5i6,647, 2+O or 1886
per capita. The years increase is equal
10 $30.Ss per capita and $1,000 as an aver
age to each individual owner,
increase on s242925,9l9 OF ordinary as
sessed land value. gets l7,OOl. sli for its
Christmas tree. II represents an aver
age OF S5l,si for each individual of the
Richmond's $S3,76s95l of ordinary land
value shows an increase OF five per cent
for the year, or Sl,6SS,441 II is equaI
10 $22.25 per capita, or $3.50 average for
Manhattan's s84,215,s25.
In Manhattan the gain in LAND
values has not been over 3 per cent.
as an average. Bat the assessed value
of its ordinary land holdings is s2,SO7
owners reaches :S42l5,S2s This il
s36.75 per capita, and an average o
s4,2i0 for each Individual owner.
greater city suburbs, ;25' 900 600 gall
IN suburbs beyond the city line, an'
Ss4.215,S2S in Manhattan, more thai
s2oo0oO,ooo Is Tes S,, w., deek Z, tn tn
poiitan. realty owners, And this is
year after big panic! 800, -...-..-.-..,.,
II the new era of general prosperIit
continues through lss ne neait {
expected TO groan under burden o
$500, 900. 900.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
HIRED MAN HAS HIS "STRAD."
Farmer Lenr Says Mhrchomas Was
TOO Much Attached Ia Violin.

Martin Marchomas worked since sum
rncr for John Lear a farmer at South
hold, J., !, When he wasn't doing
chores, he was playing on an old vio-
I'm which Lear claims is "strad." and
which Is dated 1855
on Thursday Martin, the Musical.
re- trcasiirSd violin lie told the poitcs
and yesterday when MarchOmas came
o. the baggage-room In the Long Isl
ana city depot 10 get out a bicycle he
lad checked. o policeman arrested him.
An notwithstanding violin, which Lear
Identified as his missing 'Strad," was
found IN the prisoners belongings
TO- day IN the Long Island city Court
Magistrate smith held the hired man for
trial.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
"GOTTERDAMMERUNG" IS AGAIN WELL
PRESENTED, TOSCAN|N| CONDUCTING
Bugsaer Takes the Place of Schnedes as Siegfried 9th
wise the Cast Is the Sanle-"TOSca' Heard at the
Manhattan With Labia in Title Role.

Monday; La Boheme," with Media,
Trcnt.ni and the great cast of men on
Wednesday, Lucia" with Tetra27ini
Constantine, Sammarco aud Arimondi at
the Saturday matinee. and Samson and
Delilah." with Gerville-Reache, Dali
mores and the original cast on Satur-
day night.
MisCha Elman, the Russian violinist,
Will make the first of his series of APP
pearances at the Canpanini popular
sunday night concerts tomorrow. when
he will play with the orchestra, under
Campanini. the PaEanini concerto
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19

the "Rigoletto"' quortette will be runs
by Maria Gay, Marie Rappold. Note,
Martin and Didur
Isabel d'Armond has been engaged
to- sing with the metropolitan opera
House company She will make her
debut in converscs The Pipe OF De-
sire the FIRST of series OF operas to
be sung In English.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
scRuswoMAN DROPS DEAD,

WMIe ,-aning tine floor ga the store
@ Cans & 60, dealers IN lear to-
ha-'o ar $50. l'n Water street, scrub
N1mtn fell dead This morning She Is
about % years old and has not neen
Identified Thu body was taken TO tue
John street station pr. Huschmau, -
St Gregory's Hospital. said the woman
had been stricken with apoplexy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
INDIAN WHITE IN PATCHES.
Bum, a shinnecock, Dies of Dis
ease which Caused Color Change.

Had Warren Bum, a full-blooded
Sh!nnecock IL. H. Indian lived a year
1r two longer he might have been as
white as any member OF the Caucasian
race. OF a dark copper color twelve
ears ago, Bum contracted a disease
which .urned his skin white in patches
n his face. arms and body. He died yes
erday at Yaphank, L. l.
Bunn WIS born on the reservation near
southampton. He followed the sea from
The age OF fourteen until few years
ago. lie was sixty-seven yeards old
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
Suburban Land Shows a Gain
of $4,000, 900, Manhat-
tan of SS4,2i5,S25.
BIG PROFIT IN QUEENS.
Real Estate Recovered Quickly
From Panic and Expects
Huge Gains Next Year.

Returning general prosperity is maxi
Ing rich Christmas gifts for hometown
ers and landowners in the New York
suburbs.
Nearly s12o.ooo,coo is to be divided in
the entire metropolitan district outside
of Manhattan, including the suburbs in
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
FOUND FROZEN TO DEATH.
homeless Carpenter Climbed Into
an Ice Wagon To sleep,

John Smith, nifty year' old n home
less carpenter, who worried al rare NJ
teryals in the Bronx. was foung frozen
10 death to-day IN an ice wagon in the
yard Of DursO Brothers, al ~. 1861
Arthur avenue. He had crawed into
The ice wagon 20 sleep, covering him
self up with straw
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
MRS. ZEISLER TO PLAY AT
kLEIN'S SUNDAY pop

Fannie bloomfield -Zpislpr. the efnfnant
American planist. will make her last
nppearance in New York prior TO a E,,-
roneon ,onr n. Herman Kle,n,s pop,,.
lo,. Sm,daN concert in tho New German
,rbentrn to.morrow afternoon. In tho
d., ,,,,., -, ,,,, ,,.,,,ra,,,,,,a ,,b,.h n. %
he devoted 10 Reet6oyen. she will play
'.e S"n"'" VI ",'.io.' NJ - anu WV.
QUO Meyer Niollrist' Two movements Oh
the "Nreutzer sonata Later she VIII
play CHOPIN group. Inc singers Will
be Lille Lawlor and Frank ormsby.
seasons concerts of old music at Mem
1elssohn Hall next Tuesday evening.
Tic newly formed Bach Choral Society
will sing and the soloists will be Laura
combs. clifford H. Allen and Frank
Croxton. Compositions by Handel, Cam
,o,,,,b Rach and Manfredlni, repre-
senunS the seNe'''eei'''i anu els'''eei''"
centuries, are on the programme.
sd. ,..,..,-,I si,,rors Of tho pao,,a,s
Five A"'''eu S'' va vac
Choral Union and the senior orchestra
,s.el ny Caroline Hudson. soprano, will
80 49,, at ,-,r,c.,ia 1In,I a week from.
De near" ~ ,,.
tomorrow evening IN popular priceo
concert. Or. Frank llamroSCh VIII con-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19

The statement OF banks and trust
companies OF Greater New York not
reporting to the Clearing House shows
that these institutions have aggregate
deposits of si,l24,6ll 900; total cash on
on hand s,96940 and loans
amounting 10 Sl,0i7.342.s00.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
The Closing Prices,

To-da,'s hlsnesf. low est and last prices
OF stocks and NJ net C1AnErS fS tg'np4Ie4
with yester4hs :lAa4 figures are As ''ilp"s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19

T.. Alan .u f.. I.a "I uo played
az I.. .U.# NN.a...
fne iwp-ral Euuesg4ers Win be a.
tie EmpFg,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
Mdude Adams
in BQrYie's Il"

Other New Theatrical Offer
ings for Christmas Week
viii Be Wilton Lackaye in
It he Battle.'' Joseph
O'Mara in peggy Machree"
and Eddie Foy in "Mr.
Hamlet of Broadway"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19
BY sYLvE sTER RAwLING.

. OTTER pAMMERtNCf, W'',''
- was repeated AT the Metropou-
- tan Opcra- House last night
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19

Francis Macmillen, the American
Niol!nist, WHO is IN Europe this season,
has been engaged by the st. Cecelia
Society Of Rome TO play at its concert
in February. This is the first time an
American has been thus honored.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-19

Samuel \. Baldwin will give the last
of Eis present series of sunday after
noon organ rectals at the city College
tomorrow afternoon. The public is in
N.it,.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
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