Gambling losses push Feldstein bankrupt estate near
Creditors gathered for Arnold Feldstein trading as A Feldstein Co at 41 Mercer St to review a $972,807 liability with $195,636 assets. Nine claims totalling about $435,000 were filed including $285,000 by Blumenstiel & Hirsch for E Zellweger & Co Basle. Feldstein admitted gambling losses paid by checks totaling $56,716 from roulette bets, several drawn to West Forty Fourth Street operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Feldstein
A. Feldstein & Co
Mercer St
Ernest Hall
Williams
Blumenstiel & Hirsch
Zellweger
Feldstein
Charles M. Hough
Blumenstiel
Mr. Feldstein
Roulette
C. Maynard
Maynard
Forty-fourth-st
Broadway
Sixth-ave
R. A. Canfield
D. W. Bucklin
East Fortyfourth-st
A. Hallenbeck
David C. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Forty-third-st
Sixth@e
Lawn
William Johns
Twenty-sixth St
Fifth-ave
Alexander Blumenstiel
Immigration Officials Attack Barge Office Probe
Washington reports say a committee's unfavorable findings on the Barge Office prompted sharp reactions from New York immigration staff. Commissioner Fitchie branded the probe an "iniquity" and an execution, denying claims he knew little of Barge Office work. Assistant McSweeney called the inquiry an execution, while Registry Clerk Lederhilger welcomed full investigation amid division between Republican Fitchie and Democrat McSweeney and most holdover staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Thomas Fitchig
New York
McSweeney
Lttle
Barge
John Lederhilger
R. K. Jal
Anddgers
United States
Port of
Philadelphia
Bowling Green
Fitchie
Mrs Potter Takes No Further Action In Divorce Suit
Attorney says Mrs Cora Urquhart Potter will not pursue further steps after a Rhode Island court granted the absolute divorce to James Brown Potter in Newport. He notes she was eager for the outcome, remains without affection for years, and would have contested only if she desired. The daughter is with Mr Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Urquhart Potter
Abraham H. Hummel
James Brown Potter
Newport
R. I
Mr. Hummel
Rhode Island
Serena
New York
Postmaster Van Cott Denies Meeting With Healy
Postmaster Van Cott yesterday denied any conference with J P Healy, president of the National Mail Clerks Association, over a supposed corruption fund for the pending classification bill in Congress. He insisted no official notice would be taken and urged legislative effort through regular channels, noting Healy and he are both in the same party and club, with Healy identified as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cott
J. P. Healy
National Mail Clerks’ Association
Congress
Rean Ve
Washington
Healy
Cigarmakers' Injunction Dissolved in New York Supreme Court
Justice Fitzgerald and Justice Andrews dissolved temporary injunctions against Nathan Rosenstein and cigarmakers union officers and members restraining picketing at Kerbs Wertheim Schiffer cigar factory on Second Avenue and Fifty fourth Street. They ruled loitering and pa ming are not injunction grounds without threats or intimidation, which the plaintiffs failed to prove. An appeal will be heard by the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Freedman
Nathan Rosenstein
Cigarmakers’ Intornational Union of America
Kerbs
Wertheim & Schiffer
Second-ave
Fiftyfourth St
Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Andrews
8S. Levy & Co
East Sixty-third St
Police Captains Shifted In City Transfers
Chief Devery ordered late yesterday transfers of five captains moving between The Bronx and Manhattan. Moynihan from Bathgate Ave Bronx to West Twenty first St Manhattan. Dean from Alexander Ave Bronx to Fast One hundred twenty six St Manhattan. Walsh from West Twenty first St Manhattan to the Steamboat Squad. Allaire from Steamboat Squad to Bathgate Ave Bronx. Sheehan from East One hundred twenty sixth St Manhattan to Alexander Ave Bronx. Transfers were for the good of the police service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moynihan
Bathgate Ave
Bronx
West Twentieth St
Manhattan
Dean
Alexander-ave
Walsh
West Twentieth-st
Steamboat Squad
Allaire
Bathgate-ave
The
Sheehan
East One
Ronx
Devery
Lawyer Price Sentenced to Prison for Grand Larceny
Richard F. Price a lawyer living at 118 East Eleventh Street was convicted of grand larceny in the first degree in General Sessions and sentenced by Judge Foster to one year. He kept 2250 dollars received as cash bail for his client George S. Martin who testified against Price. Martin is serving two years in Sing Sing. The Bar Association sought disbarment. the sentence will disbar Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Price
East Eleventh St
Foster
Price
George S. Martin
Mercantile National Bank
P. A. McManus
Martin
Sing Sing
University of Iowa
Yale
Bar Association
Macgrane Coxe
Prisoner in Disorderly House Sought by Multiple Societies
Seventeen year old Annie Roszler with German roots and dark hair vanished after alleging she was taken to a disorderly house. Authorities including Parkhurst Society Rescue Army East Side Purification League Salvation Army and Detective Bureau pursue leads from Lizzie an immigrant she met on the Kaiser Friedrich and from a sailor named Karl Erek. Investigations span New York City and Clinton Massachusetts with detectives visiting suspected houses and searches continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Roszler
Germany
Parkhurst Society
The
Rescue Army
East Side Purification League
Salvation Army
Detective Bureau
Clinton
Mass
Lizzie
Kaiser Friedrich
New York
Karl Erek
Massachusetts
Erek
Anna
Christodora
No. 147
Avenue B
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Henry Roszler
Manchester
N. H
West Side Club Announces Campaign Committee for 1900
John Proctor Clarke, president, names Frank Brainard as chairman of a fifty member campaign committee for the West Side Republican Club. The list includes officers, executive officers, and numerous members led by Julius H. Seymour, Charles N. Taintor, Walter R. Quick, Austin M. Slauson, and John Proctor Clarke among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Proctor Clarke
West Side Republican Club
Frank Brainard
Julius H. Seymour
John Elderkin
John C. Coleman
Charles N. Taintor
Walter R. Quick
Austin M. Slauson
James H. Tuttle
George C. Austin
LeRoy D. Ball, Jr
Theodore T. Baylor
William 8. Bennet
Albert J. Berwin
George R. Bidwell
C. N. Bovee, Jr
Pratt A. Brown
Alexander Caldwell
Philip Carpenter
Edward M. Cutler
William A. Daily
E. A. Dorr
William H. Douglas
John A. Dutton
J. Noble Emley
John Ford
M. H. France
Orin C. Frost
James M. Gifford
Richard T. Greene
Abraham Gruber
Hector M. Hitchings
Edward M. Henry
Frank K. Kohler
George E. Langdon
Dwight C. Leeper
Leopold Lee
Robert Mazet
William Williserrill
David Mitchell
Henry Olt
William Plimley
William H. Rockwood
Charles R. Shaw
C. C. Shayne
Louis W. Stotesbury
Sinclair Tousey
Joseph 5. Whiteside
J. Castree Willams
Henry A. Jise
William P. Yallalee
Marathon Race Plan Seeks Paris Trip Prize
At a Monday meeting of district club representatives at J B Sullivan s office a marathon was proposed for June 17 at Celtic Park with a Paris trip as the prize. The format is a 15 mile race with one mile on track start and finish and 13 miles on country roads to allow an American to race in July, with subscriptions urged to fund not only the winner but possibly the second through fourth place as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sullivan
Paris
Celtic Park
Army and Navy Orders Issued From Washington June 6
The army grants three months leave of absence to Major Charles McClure paymaster and extends Chaplain Nave’s sickness extension and sea clearance. Captain Erwin’s leave extends to August 1. Lt Col Kimball gets two months leave, Frank Keefer will report to the Surgeon General. Navy assignments include Lt L J Clark to Newport for instruction and Lt-Commander McCracken to Independence. Several officers suspended, a surgeon retired and naval cadets detached for sea service readiness by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M'Clure
Orville J. Nave
Nave
James B. Erwin
4Th Cavalry
James P. Kimball
Frank R. Keefer
Henry M. Dichman
7Th Infantry
San Carlos
Seattle
L. J. Clark
Naval Torpedo Station
Newport
A. M'Cracken
Independence
Navy Yard
Mare Island
J. Mc Gowan
H. B. Scott
Wallingford
Conn
C. T. Wade
B. G. Barthalow
J. c. Kress
C. R. Train
S. Woods
C. 8. Freeman
R. T. Menner
G. W. Steele
B. T. Bulmer
W. N. Jeffers
C. A. Gardiner
Naval Academy
Asiatic
Bids Placed For Gouverneur Slip Hospital Contract
Five bids were received by the Sinking Fund Commission for a new Gouverneur Slip hospital project. Day & Somerville bid 73333 dollars, Manhattan Supply Cement bid 72319, D J Barry & Co 4978, Kavanagh Bros and Knapp 1885, J N Early 68940. Award to be made at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinking Fund Commission
Gouverneur Slip
Day & Somerville
Manhattan Supply Cemeny
D. J. Barry & Co
Kavanagh Bros. & Knapp
J. N. Early
Cricket Clash At Prospect Park Between Nelson Lodge and Kings County St George
A cricket match is set for today at Prospect Park as Nelson Lodge faces Kings County St George in a rivalry fueled by two prior meetings this season. Both sides plan strong elevens and a closely fought contest is anticipated with good conditions and competitive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Park
Nelson Lodge
Kings County St George
Two Tickets In The Field At Consolidated Exchange Election
The Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange elects officers Monday with a bitter split. Mortimer H. Wagar is the regular nominee for president, while Charles G. Wilson leads an independent ticket opposing renomination. Moses Hirshfield cites bucket shopping and management ineffectiveness as reasons for Wilson's defeat and predicts Wagar as the proponent of honest business. President Wilson is expected to respond tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Exchange
Mortimer H. Wagar
Charles G. Wilson
Wilson
Moses Hirshfield
Consolidated Exchange
Wall Street
Hirshfield
Wagar
Life at Peekskill State Camp Observes Military Routine
At Peekskill State Camp on June 4 the 69th Regiment conducted orderly drills and battalion exercises, while Captain Henry Evans of the 69th suffered a concussion after a fall from his horse and was transported to Harlem Hospital. The 22d Regiment trained at Camp Roe with extended drills, outpost duty, and a sham battle, under guard and sentinel setup, as visiting officers observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
69Th
Edward Duffy
Henry Evans
69Th Regiment
New York
New York Central
One Hundred-And-Twenty-Fifth-St
Harlem
Camp Roe
Lake Mohegan
Stark
Dyett
Lilliendahl
Perton
Sundown
Holly
Henry
Harry
Roe
Oswald
Glynn
Chaplain Daly
Dayton
22D
Paris
Ex- Pobhon
Europe
Peekskill Cam
Hanged for a fourfold murder in Williamsport
William H. Hummel was hanged today in Williamsport Pennsylvania for the murder of his wife and her three children on November 16 1899. He had married a widow with three children and after a quarrel killed them with an axe while they slept. The wife and two children were found in a hayrick and the infant in a stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamsport
Penn
William H. Hummel
Hummel
New Era of Labor Incorporation Filed in Albany
Articles of incorporation for the New Era of Labor were filed in Albany today. The Buffalo based group aims to unite labor and capital to advance the eight hour day, end child labor, and promote reforms. Directors include Milo F. Jorden William Coulson Seymour Nicholas and Dr L Phillips of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Buffalo
Milo F. Jorden
William Coulson
Seymour Nicholas
L. Philips
Friesland Arrives at American Line Pier in New York
The Red Star liner Friesland arrived yesterday from Antwerp and landed cabin passengers at the end of the American Line pier while the disabled New York occupies that berth. Friesland then anchored off Berry Island and will shift to Noordland’s berth this morning after Noordland sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star
Friesland
Antwerp
American Line
New York
Red Star Line
Postengers
Aberry Island
Noordland
Ex Judge Daly Discusses Porto Rico Appointment
Ex judge Joseph F. Daly said he would not discuss the appointment to a three member commission to revise Porto Rico laws until Senate confirmation and official notice is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Daly
Porto Rico
Senate
Colorado Springs Mining Stock Quotations
Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange provided by William P. Bonbright & Co. of Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange
William P. Bonbright & Co
Colorado Springs
Stock Trading Light Declines After Early Gains
Closing prices yesterday of the principal active securities show light trading with declines after earlier gains. Net changes from Monday’s quotes indicate a softer finish across major listings as investors reassessed earnings signals and market momentum.
Financial markets brief from New York foreign exchanges and rates
Summary of bank clearings in New York Philadelphia Boston Baltimore and Chicago with balances. Foreign money markets show London call money at 14.2 percent and short and long bill discounts. London and Paris exchange rates. foreign securities prices in Britain France Spain. Silver and gold premiums listed for Madrid Lisbon Buenos Aires Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Charleston
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
London
Berlin
Berlin Exchange
Paris Exchange
Paris
Madrid
Lisbon
Buenos Ayres
Rome
Resenee Ceessinetense
Evereess
Antwerp
Reichsmarks Wees
Bremen
Reichemark
Frankfort
Hamburg
Reichsmar Nord
Amsterdam
New Orleans
San Francisco
Lic
Reremium Boston
St Louis
Savannah
Consolidated Exchange Sales Report at Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange Sales activity is reported at the stock exchange with figures showing trading momentum. Market participants note increased volume and price movement across key listings as investors reassess holdings and sector prospects.
Market Summary Shows Stable Uplift Before Late Decline
The stock market remained largely quiet aside from firmer prices early and steady demand for American stocks on the London Exchange. Atchison’s dividend boost lifted confidence in investments, while Sugar Refining held its basis despite profit taking. Afternoon trading turned heavy with selling of Sugar, dull interest, and looming political uncertainty. Despite gloom, Atchison maintained a 5 percent preferred stock dividend. rail earnings comparisons to last year loom large for railroad outlook. St Paul earnings from early June show substantial gains over 1897 and 1898, tempering expectations for this summer, as wheat movements slow and comparisons to extraordinary prior results shape sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Exchange
Atchison
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Railroad Bonds Market Firm With Rise in Total Sales
Market for railroad bonds remained firm with total par value sales reaching 1,381,000 versus 1,215,250 on Monday. Heaviest activity occurred in Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio issues including Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern division 34s Central of Georgia Central Pacific 4s Colorado and Southern Ist 4s Northern Pacific 3s and 4s Reading general 4s St Louis and Iron Mountain 5s St Louis Southwestern 2ds Southern Railway 1st 5s Union Pacific 4s Wabash debentures 8 Wisconsin Central general 4s and Western New York and Pennsylvania general 3-4s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison and
Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Division
Central of Georgia
Central Pacific
Colorado and Southern Ist
Northern Pacific
Reading General
St. Louis and Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Wabash Debenture Bs
Wisconsin Central General
Western New York and Pennsylvania
American securities abroad dull in London trading
London market for American securities was dull and weaker with limited professional trading. At the close last prices included Atchison 27½, Canadian Pacific 96¾, St. Paul 120¾, Illinois Central 116, Louisville and Nashville 81¾, Union Pacific preferred 76¼, New York Central 134, Erie 124, Pennsylvania 67¾, Reading 9, Erie 1st preferred 37½, Northern Pacific preferred 78, Grand Trunk 74, Anaconda 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Louisville and Nashville
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Reading
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
Money Rates and Terms In Financial Market
Money on call ranges from 1 percent to 2 percent. Time money offers 2 4 percent for sixty days, 3 percent for three months, 3 3 percent for four months and 34 4 percent for six months on railroad collateral. Commercial paper yields 24 4 percent for three four and six months for top names, and higher for lesser known names.
Treasury statement shows year to date receipts and deficits
Washington June 5: Treasury balance details include reserve fund gold and silver holdings, outstanding certificates and notes, deposits in national banks, current liabilities, and available cash. Government receipts total 1,236,497 with expenditures 1,181,000. month to date receipts 6,308,733 and expenditures 6,845,000, yielding a month deficit of 42,267. Fiscal year to date receipts 524,355,069 and expenditures 461,003,498, excess 8,292,351. National bank note redemption receipts 336,?65 and total 730,125,178.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sotel
Teessney
Aeckc
Saenteeneaenes
Washington
Internal Revenue
Exports of Merchandise at Port of New York 1808 1900
Week ending June AIS11S totals show exports of merchandise at the Port of New York with figures for 1808 1899 and 1900. The scan covers January 1 and lists 669 415 and 199 901 474 and 255 340 in unspecified units and years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Wall Street closes dull with mixed quotes on major issues
Market activity remained quiet as Standard Oil closed at L2 56 and other prominent issues showed varied prices. Sugar refining dividends announced, coffee price up for Arbuckle Bros Arisoa brand, and a note on silver exports via the steamer St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Havana
Bay State
Amalgamated
Amsterdam
America
Sloss-Sheffield
New-York Transportation
American Steel and Wire
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
People’s Gas
General Electric
New-York Central
Northwestern
Rock Island
Paul
Sugar Refining
American Tobacco
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville
Jersey Central
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Federal Steel
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Third Avenue
Continental Tobacco
Western Union
National Steel
National Tube
Amercan Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle Bros. Nave
St. Pal
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. W Sweeney
Postmaster van Cott
West Side Club
Army and Navy
Army
NAVY
Gouverneur Slip Hospital
Evans
NEW Labor Organization
American Line Pier
Daly
Alamo A Oe
Raven
Union
Pilgrim Consol
Rose Maud Lo
Acacia Oe
Battle Mountain
Argentum-Jun
Col City & Man
Copper Mountain
Crip Creek
Elkton
Findle
Ingham
Isabella
Lexington
Alta Anite
Kentucky
Andes
Ophir Overman
Caledonia
Savage la Chollar
Confidenc
Sierra Nevad
Cal & Va
Standard
Imperial
Or Syndicate
Crown Po
Gould & Curry
la Union
Hale & Norcross Utah
Julia
Teeees
Fubuco
Stock Trading Light
Atchison Securities Active
Amccé&F
M & St L
MK & T Pt
Am Sil & Wire
North Pacific
Boke Do
Am Tobacco
Nor & West
Top&sf
Faiza National Steel
Am Hoop
NY Central
Brooklyn
Eali & Ohio
CR & Pac
Pressed Steel Co
Chic Bar & Qy
Pacific Mail CM & St P
My Penn RR
Ches & Ohio
Republic Steel
Reading Ist
Southern Pac
Sein
Southern R
Consol Gaa
Dasa
SssLsw
Can Pacific
Texas & Pac
Cl F& Kc
Paper M
U S Leathe
Louis & Nas
Union B & P Pi
Met Street KR
W & LB
Ealess Mo Pacific
Abash
At&sfa
DM &M
North Pac
Ist
Aenes
Cent Pac
WNY & P
Consolidated Exchange Sales
Albany & Sus
Opena
Adams Express
Car & Ware
American Coal
Amer Cotton
Amer
Amer Express
Smelt & Rbs
Am Su & Wire
Isi
Tel & Cable Aes
Amer Tobacco
Ann Arbor
Arch Top &Sf T
Baty Bae
Bibs
Balt
Ohio
B'klyn Rap
TOS
Osmmase Brunswick Co
Bklyn UN Gaste
Chic
East Il
Ind
Mii & St P
Chic & Northw
Chic RI & Pac
PM & C
L & Wheel Co
Pitts
C & ID Co
Col Fuel & Iron
Colorado South
Cil&hce
del Lack
den & Rio Gravn
Des M & Ft D
Detroit Gas
Eighth Ave Ry
Erie Railroad
Evans & TH
Federal Steel A
W & Rio Gr.oe
Gas & el B Co
Northern
Claffin Co
Hocking Naler
Kana & Mich. Eee Pty Am Steel & W
Kcp&g All Pa Keok
Des M
Tobacco
Top & SF
Laclede Gas
Argentum Balt & Ohio
LE & Western
Brook
Brunswick
van Island T
Bur & Qy
Louis & Nas So Son
Mil & St P
Man Beach
Praetor
St Lou
Up Creek
Michigan
Fed Steel
Minn
P&s
Little Chief
Louis & Nash
Kan & Tex
Mo Pacific
Mollie Gibson
Os Mobi & Ohio
Nor Pac
Morris & Essex
Nash ¢ &Stul
Ophir Ac
Nat Biscuit
Bay
Bry
Ie Portland
Ly Soo National Tube
Soggtes Southern Pac
Puthern Ry Rely
New Cent Coal
Standard Wees
Tenn Coal
Tate
NY &Hr
É& St L
Wee l
U S
Virginia M
Lack & W
S. Ex
NH & H
U.S
S . Cou
Y. Ont & W
North Amer Co
Norfolk & West
Ontario
Pere Marquette
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
Penn Coal
Peoria
East
Repub
Rens & Sara
Jos & Gr I
Leé& Ean
Louise
St Paul & Dul
Tenn Coal & I
Texas & Pacific
Ao Land Trust
Third Ave
TSC
U_ S Express
TAS
Oss
Wabasha
Weiss- Fargo
West Union Tel
SOM
Wheel & LB
Fesuo
MSF Ss
Adams
Nyc
West
A & N West
Balt & Ohio
Bain Fer
Ado Inc
Esien Cane
Lane Do
Tamad
Lee
Lee &Nw
Tome Col & So
Lidia R & E
der & M
Eae
Stand & T Inc
Balene DM
Lee Hock
Uae
la & Nash
MK &T
American Securities Abroad
Money and Exchange
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Reserve Fund
Gotg
Wall Street and Exchanges
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