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THE NEW YOEK TIMES. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1C0 3G AWTfrWETTS. i i 4 5 i i 5 in.

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aad Cols rebus As. ears, Urc. tart hlrt stud. A Ubsrnl Ijymt Diamond etmMk. Anstsrdant ear, ISStb sod 14Cb iP'f bstwsee rt, Bnm MO IS.

Wl No. 140.0M, Key bank; reySfcsal stopped. Fladsr pitu rstura ts bask. $25reward for rac with turpeof sad twe diamonds, U- betwee Sherry's and 11th SC -dajr. Oct.

Sad. Tiffany a Lnioe Square. BOIBDEBI WASTED. JU- Hmtm. 71..

eor Umt Bk tf IT. tl Waat. tb Aavav. AT. rooona or oUniu aa fam-lllMi par tor eiDlsR roots aaparata tabtoa; rata- KI4 Eaat-ttannr.

third -at ory, Ura room, wltb board bail rafaraneaa. toth t-, 44 Kaat. paalrabla rooaaa aooo ftoor, back parwr. wltb board; rafarancaa. 4lat 13 Eaat Saiact family bonaa, newly fumUbad tabla; houaa ftrat-claaa; tab la yuaata.

atb 344 Waat. rirat-daaa Fraacb tatla board, to and waakly. Mk 0 Caat Ibarra room aaeoad and oaa fowrtb floor. wlLh board; rfraeaa. tith 40 Waat.

Koonia, with board, la kaep-in with locality; MWly furnlahad oomfortabla boinau VIA IT3 EU Cotnfurtabia room, with a-callaat board for (mlUnu; Cbrtatlaa Amart-cm family; raferaporah utb lol Waat. Would lot thraa- alesant rooma, with bath, la modem apartmant to ona who to wiiUa to pay f75 a waek; rafaraaoa. Mra. Iymaa. 24 IT Waat.

Handaoma aacond-atory front; alao madlum-alaa room; parlor diolos; rafar- 4d Waat. AooommodaUotia for tab la 1 rA nwwi Bfkaktnc and rviaas rararanoaa. 103 Waat. Larca. amall rooms; raflnad homa; conplaa.

raatlatnaa; tabla oueata; rafer-ancaa. 127th 204 Waat. Lrca furnlahad room, with ooara; tarma low; atuaii American lanuir. 12tfth 100 West. tin perlor homa and board, raflaad Jawlab aurroundlaira; modarata; rafer- 13iat he.

303 furnUhed back parlor; otbar rooma; good tabta; raaaonabla; tabla board. Lanox 310. naar 121 at 8t. Priyata family; ataam-baatad houaa, auparlor tabla; tbraa ooa-wactlnp rooma to family adulta; othar rooma. Madlaon 110.

Parniahad a part man ta; bath; maala aarvtd In room: azcallant culalna. Madtaoa 0T3. 6 rwotna; alao atngle; oad-floor hlh-cla board. Waat EUd 337. Block T3.

aubway: American baaamant modern houaa; rooma 1S-S20; prl valebant; alao antira floor; raaaonabla. BOARD WANTED. Board wanted by santleman, wife, and thraa adult aon; private Chrlstlaa family preferrao; not above T3d 8L two or thraa rooma required. Addreaa. atatlac tarma.

Home," 1,804 Broad- Ily cmtleman and wife, below 130th private family prefarraa; tarma moaarata; raierencea. Addraaa American. Box 130 Times. COUNTRY BOARD. Country board.

Bear city. St. Moderate. Apply 0 East SBtb PIRMSHEII ROOOMS. 10c.

Haa Nate, 'ici 7t 2e. 1 word tm Ha 4th 30. Near Slat ft. Two attractive ataam-baatad rooma; porcelain bath; la wall fcrpt private houaa; suitable for bachelors. 19th 4fl Waat.

Lare-a unfurnlahad. amall fur alahed rooms, modara eonaaoiancaa; raflnad surrounainira; taiapnone; moaerate. tlat 154 Waat. Larva well-furnished rooms: southern exposure; running, water, boat; refer ence e. 33d 107 East.

Parlor and bedroom; sunny; newly furnlahad; bath; board optional. 4th lO Ease Dealrabls third floor front room: sui tabla for aentlemen. 7th West. Bachelor apartments; larre. nandeomely furnlahad rooms, with or without bath; alao hall room; hlsh alaaa private homa; Independence; referenrae.

esth 23 Waat. Larsa, llaht furnUhed room; priyata house: gentlemen only; $3.50. SVth. B2 Weat Larva room for bualneas purposes by hour, week, month; oloatila liaht. 3d is East, opposite Hotel Manhattan.

Larca room, with private bath; small room; telephone. 131 Eaat. Two lares rooma partly fur-niahed. suitable for studio, or otherwise; aaar Ialnston 37. Hathaway.

123 West. Pleasantly located, comfortably furnlahad slock sad double rooms to rant: vary reaermaMe: Hotel Gerard. 40th KasLDealrabla Ursa and medium alted rooms; tabla service first-class; reference. 47th IU0 KasC Larra room, comfortably furnUhed, with excellent board; raasonabla; fonventent to L. 47th 12 Kaat.

Comfortable amall rooma la private house; telephone; reference; reasonable. C2d Bi. A West. Elaa-anUy furnished rooms; parlor floor, suitable for physician; telephone, valet sarvtce. 67th 103 Waat.

Handsome newly furnlshad rooms: private bouse; ainala or an suits; priyata ehower and ahampoo bat hi; electric light. steam heat, telephone; gentlemen only; reference. WHh 230 Kaat. Well heated, comfortably furnished rooma: running water; excellent tabla; American family; prlvats bouss; terms moderate. 61th ,110 Weal.

Elegantly furnished rooma; bath can ven lent; heat; private family: board optional; moderate. Tlat 8U. 124 West. Second floor; also doctor's of-ftra; furnUhed or unfurnished; steam bast, telephone. 71t SC.

141 East. Elejrantly furnlahad rooma; all conveniences; moderate rates; telephone. FVeedman. tlt 00 Waat. Hail room, private house; telephone; references; gentlemen.

23 West. Large room; prlvats bath; cfttnfarlabia surroundings: steam heat, tela-phone; moderate tarma. bith 630 Blast. Splendid front room; every convenience; breakfast optional; private bouss; other rooms. BSth 8U.

170 East. Private house; well -furnished. eunny room; with all conveniences; telephone. 101 19 Weat. Two desirable connecting rooma: comfortable Quarters; all conveniences corner flat; 3.

Bell. 'Broadway. x.7tai. One or two heated rooms, first floor, ctoss to 103d SU subway. Fisher.

rsrcKinr.u room. 41st 4 East. Bachelor suits of thraa bright rooms and bath also smaller apartments; light, beat, service, and telephone. btth 12ft West. Largs rooma; steam, hot water; sxwmo, vocal, oteerwiss; near Carnegie.

HELP -WAKTKD. 10b. Urn Waaas. 4-ic 7 worai to Ifne. Kackwaar.

Experienced four-in-hand makers. slip stitchers, and teck and puff hands wanted. W. O. Horn 4, s40 Broadway.

Operators Experienced on silk waists. Bear maa A Frank. 8 Waat Houaton Et. Philtpaborn requires the eervloee of experienced saleswomen in gown sad suit department. 13 West 33d St.

Waitresses for Light Lunch Room. Apply to Superinisadent before P.30 A. M. at rear 19th entrance. Slmuann Craarford Onnivne www MwnwM.

t-t w. fiwiqi Timeners, a Apply to Mr. King. 6th floor. art roan gtr! aa finishers.

Wanted Skirt flnUhers; competent hands for dre-Ktnaktna department. Apply fits, floor warkraom. James McCleeiy A 33d St. 14 ta 10. as cash giH: must be of Meat appearance.

John Darnell. Sons A Sons. T-rr Oooda, Broadway, ath and 8th Sts. Wanted Fur llhera a ad finishers; only those sc-- rcstomed to first -class work Bead apply. Lord A Taylor.

Hroadway and 3Qth St. A tar re puMiehlng house will engage 44 lsdies capable of addressing envelopes is the style of approved society correspondence; firmness, legibility, and rood taste eaeentiaL Call at one at London Times. Fourth Ay. blalaa. Carpenters, cabinet makers, competed, woodworking machine bands, parquet floor Is vers, atalr builders and framara; only those willing to sign Individual arbitration agreement of m- Ktoyers Associatkm aaed apply.

321 4th Av lew Tork. Wanted A aaa ta start at bottom with pabllah-lug hows and advaac when proficient xparl-sac unnecessary; good references required; con rental work, paving at first tie weekly. Inquire Coryell. ISO eth Av Koom 714. after ffKLP TT-STEO.

irv Hea-4 Umm. 7t 42c 1 atarda to Wa TIIE NEW TORiC TIMES taTltea Isformatloa frora lta readers In aW of Its effort- to exclude from Its coJnxBB fraud ulnt and objactkmabla aitrertirnnta. All Inform tion wCl treaUd confidentially. Wanted A salesman, with acessf ul erpertaee. te haadle renewal in our onw-ii -m--- meat aad solicit new baslaaaa.

Apply The Century S. O. Stuart. S3 Eaet 17th St. Waatwd For office work.

wall-d-cated maa ef good family desiring to lauiftiil ftne stationery busings, Marcus Ward Cot-paay, 31O-310 tb Ar. Wasted Boys. 14 ta 10. a cash boys; must S- i S3 BT ot neat appearance, jonn Msmntwu, u. c.

ury imm iinsawj, Wanted Baleemaa on watchee and Jewelry i Kl-ti--l hot Wanted Seleemaa. bright and ef good eppeer-am to rail on nartlea who have writtea us ea hualnaae prupositkm. Cary, 6th Ar. Wanted-Cutter on lad lea fancy coats; must be experienced; best of refers ace- Apply at aaee, Mrs. Oabora 301 6th Ay.

Wanted Boy for off ice work; neat and Intelligent; chance for advancement. Willis. Boa l.txn Times, wancm. Wanted CoUectora, aollcltora. $16 weakly and commission; cash aecurtty required.

Itoeeathal. 31 Waat 43d. Wanted First -class fitter on Picture frame. Addraaa. with references.

L. Tin West 33d. iTBATiows WAJrrea be tin- tfjAlJSSSJSJi Chambermaid, assist waiting at Blfhtr scxpejl-enced; city or country. 220 West lftb BL. rear.

L. 1 A o. sjr a very tuwi family; anderstanda managing and marketing, seven years' city refereaoa. 8. Boa L013 1 imes.

nsriem. Ooveroesa By a French ludy oa rernrm; mentary mualc Governess. 15-. East Tlst St. House worker.

By America woman as general bouasworker, amall private family or flat; neat, economical worker; excellent caretaker; ear- at rmmr. are; fooa rowvoqi. rmw Houaeworkar. Colored; good cook, laundress, chambermaid, waitress; apartment or reference; moderate vr Sarah, S14 West Ohio DC, leiepnone itouw wmmwi-i Laundress, dee. By respectable German woman as laundress or cleaning for three daysa week, good rsfereaoe.

Mrs. Doppeteropt, 220 Bast 74th St. Laundress First-class Isundress wlshss family washing at home: references furnished. Mr. Brown, 201 Weat 20th top floor.

Nurse. By young woman as nurae for growing children: good city reference: willing and obliging. HI iters' Horns, 281 West 34tn at. Office Work. By young lady familiar with ail kinds of office work, clerical; has experience with Card index system; first-class reference.

K. Box 210 Times. Office Asslatanc American; neat, bright, and accurate; moderate salary. Miss Marvin, Box 120 TImea. Beamstrees.

Ia private family; willing to help at anything. McOlrr. 222 West 13th St. Stenographer and Bookkeeper. Thorough knowledge of double entry; good penman and rapid In figure: excellent speller; positively no sgencies; live with parents; moderate salary.

Miss Henry, 144 Times. Stenographer. Four years' experience; legal, commercial: Insurance, brokerage; excellent stenographer; rapid, accurate typewriter, any machine:) good grammarian. Ulii 1., Box 14t Times. Stenographer and Typewriter.

Can read note without error; rapid on machine; excellent education; agencies Ignore: turn out work rap-: Idly: partial support of parents. Miss Jordan, 14 Times. Stenographer. Number of years' experience; thoroughly equipped by education, experience. to fill responsible position: quick, accurate: not afraid of work.

Successful. Box 140 Time. Stenographer. Two years' experience: under-atanda law or commercial worlft rapid, accurate, painstaking; willing to work bard; beat references. A.

Box 139 Times. Stenographer, typewriter, office assistant: one year's experience; rapid, accurate; good Ions hand writer; beat references; moderate salary. II. Box 14S Times. Stenographer.

Limited experience; advantages education Ins urea clean, accurate worker: with reliable firm; la ambitious; American parentage. L. R-, Box 1Q4 Times. Stenographer. Five years experience: rapid, accurate; familiar with electrical and export llnea; competent; beat references; $12 to $16.

Stenographer. 219 Went 1 16th Ht. Stenographer. Visiting. Experienced In literary work, social and business correspondence, deal rea engagements by the hour.

Box 78, 1.800 8d Av. Stenographer. Operate all standard typewriters; good grammarian end apeller; moderate aalar some experience. Competent, 243 Ryerson BL, Brooklyn. N.

Y. Stenographer. Three years' experience In general office work; desire permanent position; reference. Box 247, Tamson's AdvertUlng Office, 1.404 3d Av. Stenographer.

Three years' experience; excellent education; rapid, accurate, neat; beat references; $io to $12. Buaineeslika, Box 115 Times. Stenographer and typewriter wants extra outside work; mimeographing a success; very best work at low rates. Boom 123. 154 Nassau St.

Stenographer, 20: two years' experience; rapid, accurate; good at figures; neat; punctual; best reference: $3 to $9. Prompt, Box 114 Times. Stenographer, secretary, correspondent, expert, cultured; takee Intricate dictation: credentials. Miss Wood. 682 Herkimer Brooklyn.

Stenographer-Bookkeeper: experienced; verbatim transcriber; live home; will make cool. Miss Cecil. Box 107 TImea Stenographer, exceptional ability, superior education, desires poeitlon. 134 Time. Stenographer.

Experienced American; neat and accurate: start. Mlas Belden. Box 128 Time. Stenographer. Experienced willing to start with good firm, $5.

Miss Andrews. Box 127 Times. Stenographer and Typewriter. Young woman; limited experience. M.

1.304 Broadway. Waitress Reliable Protestant aa good waitress: excellent references; wages, $-6. B. 1.364 Broadway. Malee.

Accountant, Ac. Accountant and bookkeeper; books written up; accounts adjusted at opening or' close; trial balances aad balance sheeta drawn off; permanent or temporary; terms moderate. Accountant. Box 1,026 Times. Harlem.

Bookkeeper. By young man, (23.) as double-entry bookkeeper, where accuracy aad faithful work will be appreciated; Al reference. H. Box 133 Times. Bookkeeper.

Middle age: experienced, competent, thorough, (expert accountant;) unexceptionable references: salary require. $18 per week. C. Box 210 Tiroes. Clerk.

Young man. 27, aa shipping clerk or office assistant; have knowledge of bookkeeping. J. H. Wilson.

664 West 160th St. Clerk. Young man. (SO.) aa clerk; good reference. Box 131 Times.

Coachman. Married; first class; thoroughly competent In care of fine horses and car-riagea; eighteen years' beat city referenoee; last employer can be seen willing aad obliging. Slattery. 161 East 48th St. Gentleman speaking Spanish.

French, and Eng-Ush perfectly: good Spanish and Eagllah correspondent, banking, commission merchant, or broker's business, seek employment: salary bo object; high references. K. Box 120 Times. Japanese, honest; position from DtolA. U.

and from 6 P. M. attsnds school In daytime. Kobyashl. 17 Concord Brooklyn.

Stsnographer, Al credentials, desire commercial or poeitlon as eoafldentiai sarrtlsry. Qualified. Box 112 Times. Tutor, experienced, competent, desire pool ion. Henry.

Box 121 Times. Valet. Experienced man; go to California or Europe for Winter; speaks three languages; can act aa butler; years' personal refereaoca. James, care Lang, florist. 670 0th Av.

Young man desires position with Stock or Consolidated Exchange houaa: aeven years' experience aa pvrchaae and sales. Clearing House, loan, and margin clerk; good penman accurate at flgurea; best references, low salary to begin. Ambitious. Box 124 Times. SAYS POLICE HOUNDED HIM.

Confessed Forger, Who Escaped from Court, Interests Judge. William J. Fields, alias Gillespie, who escaped from Part L. General Sessions, on Sept. 18.

and waa recaptured. In Newark. K. J-. the same day.

pleaded ruilty yesterday to forcer? In the second degree before Judge Newburger In General Session. He was charred with havta forged a check for $415 on the account of Mrs. Minna A. Sells tn the Mount Morris National Bank. Fields told Judge Newburger that ha had been hounded by the police In spite of his ef forta to lead an honest life, and that whenever they found him working honestly for a living they disclosed his criminal career and caused htm to bo discharged.

Judge Newburger directed Assistant District Attorney 8 myth to Investigate F1elds sttry. and said: Tf crimanals desiring to reform are prevented from so dolnir. I shall see that 4 enehi hounding la discontinued." BIGGEST DAY SINCE 1S31; 3 STOCKS BREAK AT CLOSE Union Pacific ths: Exception in List's General Decline. ILL-HARRI MAN PEACE TALK Nothing Definite Develops, However, and Some Prophesy Bd News Te- Shares Sold. Wall Street waa in a fever of excitement yesterday.

The stock market, the blt since the present bull movement began, broke sharply In the afternoon, almost all the Active Issues declining from a to points from the high prices of the morn-Inr. while Union Pacific alone among the active stocks retained part of its advance. This, earlier tn the day. bad carried the stock up to 112. i The wildest rumors were to the sir.

and many were believed because there was no plausible explanation for the market mere news. The entire day's business centred In Union Pacific Of that stock 838,600 shares were traded in. and this, while not the largest total for any one stock In any one day, to nevertheless a very unusual occurrence and calculated to stir the Imagination of the calmest of Wall Street speculators. The Street believed that the great activity had something: to do with the Northern Securities affair. Representatives of tho various Interests declared that there was nothing new and that there would be no settlement.

But the ticker and the market In the morning' contradicted these assurances. The statement made, and not contradicted, that there had been considered a plan. for the retirement of the Oreson Short Lin participating bonds, which are secured by Northern Securities-stock, was taken to mean that preliminary plans were being prepared to untangle the gordlan knot into which the Northern Becuritles affair has developed. While representatives of the Union Pacific Interests do not deny that there bad been under contemplation a change In the character of the bonds, It Is assorted that such a change would have no bearing the Northern Securities case. Some of the wise men In the Street, In discussing the rumors about a settlement yesterday, pointed" out that it would seem queer that the market should sell off on the news of progress in a settlement which was certainly bullish news if true, and these same market exierts maintained that the break really anticipated some bad news which would coran out to-day.

The profit taking yesterday was on a huge scale. There were so many orders to sell 10.t0-ehare lots that it was Impossible to keep track of the buyers and sellers, which is one of the methods by which Wall Street Judges the quality of the dealing. Total transactions yesterday were 1.968,-377 shares. Among the active stocks which broke 2 points and more from the top prices were Atchison. 2 points; Chicago Great Western.

24: St. PauL 8: Northwest. 2: Colorado Fuel. 4v4; Delaware and Hudson. VA; Erie, LoulsrlUe and Nashville, 214; Metropolitan btreet Railway, Pressed Steel Car, Rock Island, Southern Pacific, 2: Union Pacific.

214: United States Steel preferred, 2, and West-ingbouse Manufacturing. 84. MUCH-TROUSERED PRISONER. -l)-saBSBg Welsch Had "The Goods' 0r Thres Pairs, of 8teln's. When Morris Stein reached Us home on the first floor of the flat house at 23 East One Hundred and Ninth Street last night he found two men in his rooms packing up all of his valuables.

Both Jumped from a front window when Stein entered the house. He ran after them and chased them to Park Avenue an down to the corner of One Hundred and Sixth Street, 'where one of the men was caught by Policemen Duane and Detour. At the East One Hundred and Fourth Street Police Station the prisoner told the Sergeant on doty that he was Harry Welsch of 638 East One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Street. Tou were robbing Mr. Stein flat," remarked the Sergeant.

What have you got to say about it? 'V What can I say when I'm caught With the goods on me? replied the prisoner. "That's right, chimed In Stein; "he's got my new pants on." "Take 'em off 'commanded the Sergeant, and when Welsch had divested himself of trousers. Stein exclaimed: Oh. he's wearing another pair of my pants." Take 'em off. again commanded the Sergeant, and the prisoner peeled off pair No.

"Oh. he's got a third pair still on him? exclaimed the surprised Stein, pointing to the prisoner's legs. Peel," said the Sergeant, and again the prisoner peeled." The Sergeant was about to say something more when the prisoner pitifully pleaded. pieaae let me wear these that I hasre left ao can got to court in the morning. They are mine.

Really they are. I only had three pairs of his. And when the doorman made sure that the prisoner had but one pair left, Welsch was fcauled back to a cell. LAY IN TRAIN'S PATH. Man Found Two Inches from Elevated Third Rail.

With his head within two inches of the third rail James F. Crawford, forty-six years old, of 238 East Fifteenth Street lay on the tracks of the Third Avenue elevated road last night for about five minutes. Had It not been for the prompt action of the motorman. who brought his train to a standstill within forty feet of the unconscious form, Crawford would have been crushed to 'death. The man was taken to the Bellevue Hospital, where It was bald that he was suffering from a fracture of the base of the skull and alcoholism.

The police think that the man fell from the rear end of a train. He himself was unable to tell how he had met with his accident. LAD STARVING IN STREET. a-assssasssass Policeman Finda Four-Year-Old Who Can't Be Aroused. Policeman O'Connell of the Delancey Street 8tatlon.

while passing along Cherry Street, near Jackson, last night about 10 o'clock, saw a curly-beaded boy about four years of sge lying on the sidewalk In front of the house at 436 Cherry Street. He seemed to be asleep, but when the policeman took the child la his arms and tried to awake him he was unable to do so. The youngster's eyes were staring; wide open, but still he did not seem to respond to any of the efforts of O'Connell to arouse him. The policeman then called aa ambulance from Gooverneur Hospital. Dr.

Cotton after working over the boy decided that he was starving. Up to a late hour the boy had not been revived. He was dressed in a black blouse and kilt with black shoes and stockings. Life Sentence for a Murderer. Charles J.

Arthur, a former bellboy ta the Waldorf-Astoria, pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Newberger in General. Sessions to murder In the second degree aad was sentenced to State Prison for life. Arthur shot and killed Goldle Moran. the Badger Queen." on June 20 last at the corner of Forty-first Street aad Eighth Avenue. Entrance to our most exclusive circles of colored stiff bosom shirts is 1.50, $2 and $2:50.

v-- V. Exclusive most all the patterns are exclusively ours until they're-yours. The best fitting shirts we ve ever found ready to wear. Rogers, Peet 6r Company. SSS Broadway, ear.

Wartjss, ppoelt City Hall. -84S Broadway, cor. 13th. We and 10 ta 14 th Ave. aaaUa.

IMS Broadway, eor. OUR new shoulder, snug collar, and straight front, are the distinguishing features of our Walking Suit. A-very becoming suit for some men. Appropriate for business and semi-dress occasions. $25 $28.

Co. Three I Cor. J3th St. 7 BROADWAY Cor.CaaalSt, Stores. Near Chambers.

The best Wealth is Health," and Jaeger underwear is a noted ma ker and saver of health. It is therefore the most profita ble investment for your money, for what profits any "gain if healtji be lost? v. Recommended bj leading plrjslclans I 306 FIFTH AVENUE. Between 81st aad 2d Sta. 157 Broadway.

NO SUBWAY HALF HOLIDAY. Measure Withdrawn Money Voted for New Tenderloin Police Station. All display of flags and a half holiday fo city employes to mark the opening of the subway to-morrow, as embodied In a resolution offered Vy Alderman Sullivan, was withdrawn when the matter came before yesterday's meeting of the Board of Aldermen. Mr. Sullivan said that the reason for the withdrawal was to save the laboring men from losing half day.

He denied that pique oyer the refusal of foO.OOO for a celebration had anything to do with the Alderman Bridge presented a resolution calling for an eight-cent transfer between the subway, and the New Tork Street Railway which waa referred to the Committee on Railroads. A' resolution authorizing the Issue of 1115,000 corporate stock for the proposed Tenderloin police station was sent to the Finance Committee after Controller Grout had. notified the board that but twenty-four hours remained of the option time for the. site. This committee reported favor- ably on the issuance of 9230.919.i5 for a building for the Department of Btreet Cleaning In Brooklyn.

High words arose over a resolution, which was adopted, granting $14,667.64 to the Register's Office for a deficit in salary account. Alderman Sullivan assured the others that election had nothing to do with the THREE HURT IN SUBWAY. Two Laborers Run Afoul of Third Rail-Man's Leg Broken. Three men were hurt In two separate accidents In the subway yesterday morning. In the first accident Joseph Burns and John GUles, plumbers, at work in the tunnel, near Canal Street, were moving a long piece of Iron pipe, when aa end of It came in contact with the charged third rail.

Both men were heavily shocked and thrown violently against an Iron pillar. They received several wounds and cuts. Later in the morning Edward Iefae was working In the Battery loop excavation when a plank fell on bis light leg. breaking it. No Subway Collision, Hedley Saye, Speaking of Monday night's slight mishap in the subway.

General Manager frank Hedley said yesterday, that the report of a rear-end collision was Incorrect, and that the shaktng-up of a few passengers on the local train at the Ninety-sixth Street station waa due to a quick application of the emergency air brakes. The Incident, he maintained, waa rather an exemplification of the usefulness of the tunnel's automatic safeguards than a cause of alarm. The trip aignal, he set the brakes when the train had ran past Its signal, stopping It at once, and a bowing that a col-liatoa la the tunnel was aa Imnoaaihiiitv. aaa wasi II ar Steinra Are prepared to execute In Ladles Tailoring. and Dressmaking Departments -Tor Street, Carriage and Evening Costumes, Waists, Tailor owns and Coats after the latest imported models.

Riding Habits a Special Feature Third Floor. r.y The Latest Novelty from Paris Extra-Thin Qold Watches ONE-EIGHTH INCH THICKNESS 1 KARAT GOLD. FULL SIZE MOVEMENT, GUARANTEED TO BE ACCURATE TIMEMjqES IN SIZES FOR MEN AND WOMEN $250.00 each An unusual sale will be held TO-DAY AND TOMORROW OF Fine Point Arabe Lace Curtains $12.75 to 150.00 Former' prices $17.50 to 195.00 we FLlNTSpNEFURNITURE FOUNDED 1A40 Oriental A collection, directly attractive sizes, designs and less than actual value. Anatolian Mats Sizes average ft. 6 in.

3 ft. S4.25 Value $6 to $7.50 Carabagh Rugs Sizes average 3 4 ft. S9.50 Value $12.50 to $15.00 Shirvaps Sizes average 3ft.6in.X5ft6in. SI 5.00 Value $20 to 25.00 Geo. C- WEST 2.3 THERE is a new snuff brown Paddock ($33) and a new imported English Top Coat with gray velvet collar ($28) that represent the very top notch in for those who can wear them, For those who cannot, we have all manner of more conservative styles, ready to wear right out of the store, and ao well-tailored and ao rich in quiet dignity that tt is hard to understand why any man should wish to experiment with custom-mad Overcoats.

$15 to $40. SMITH. GRAY CO. "Have 'em brown! EXAMINE YOUR Laundry Tub Covers "Are the joints open and filled with dirt: cover warped, split or falling to pieces Jnst think of a cover that is so made that this cm never happen. It is the Caslor Elastic Cover which is guaranteed practically indestructible, is made of wood, smooth on both sides; an ideal top to worSc on and to keep clean.

We make 90 per cent, of the covers not in use, so we know that our new cover is the best one made, and it costs no more than the others. The ONLY GUARANTEED COVER ever is is. If ywm find It tlrly sanitary. Ire Irsss warpinr splitting, aa4 rncti cslly tadestrwct.bl. will refund wr my aarntsn a cvr rKc Ask yoor plumber to pat Tb CsWr Elastic Cv.r.

am will nevsr bs troubled saia. Writs as lor iic Deacrip. tivs Circular which explains constntedcaa. W.C-skrM-f.C-2 CITY'S CRIME RECORD. 46,643 Arrests in Three Month 29,314 Prisoners Unmarried.

The report of the Police Department for the quarter ended June SO, published In Th City Record yesterday, shows that In the flve boroughs a total of 46.613 arrests wre made. Of that total Manhattan and the Bronx are responsible for 34.IUL. More than 4.0U0 of the arrests were for various d-ies of assault. Unmarried persona' made up 29.3 of the (rand total. Only 4o3 wera unabi to read and write.

The arrests cover all sorts and conditions of social life, and almost every trade. There are no bankers In the list, but there are brokers and agents and dealers of all kind, well as twenty-six editors and reporters. The total paid In for licenses mounted to tb aart.r 1.010 charges; were Brotlh orders at short ftotice their 1 -1 I tre FLINT QUALITY Imported, embracing specially colorings, and priced 1-5 to 1-3 These rugs are so varied in size; proportion, coloring and design, that one or mor pieces may readily be selected to harmonize with any color scheme. Rugs of equal artistic value have not before been sold in New York at such small prices. Each piece is perfect There are no "mended" Rugs in the collection.

NT CO. STREET Broadway at ll.t BU.N.T-; Fulton Be at Flat bush Broadway at Badfortl r.o Ira. KM Cola-aba Ay. Thud As.smw 12U St. Opca EvoalBss.

About 'Varsity Suits yARSITY is a pet name for University The Hart, Varsity Suit as Popular with College Men (the best dressed men in the world), as the word 'Varsity itself. Single or Double Breasted, n-isr $15 in all Good Patterns, priced as low as Everytblac a maa wsars szospt ab If fsrirt ear nddrsss. ss tl Mart, Hetxmttmaw Marx Car bicn. trade against members of the department: live were dismissed on charges. C37 were prima nd-i-d.

1-T7 Vom plaints were dismissed, were disapproved. 178 fines were Inflicted, and 5S decisions are pending. Discouraged Boy Tries Suicide. liecause. It ia thought, he had no money and was unable to secure a position, Rob.

ert Ferguson, nineteen years old, whose home Is In Canada, attempted suicide last night at the Irving Place Hotel, Irving Fiuce. by Inhaling illuminating gas. He wss taken to Bellevue Hospital, where it la said that he would recover. Rugs Fli 1 IT1 Wallach's rvews HMD IDC Ttosatr. 4t St.

A ITwst. CUrlnC Eva. Mats To-Jy st JOHN DREW ITic LYCEUM ITwsy sth At MatloMS Thsrs. Sac. 1 MRS.

GILBERT CBAXXY Clyd Ttth KEHALO SQ. VTAKrf- Piret from Daly's Ttstrs EDNA MAY KNICKERBOCKER. a Htk St Ersaloss siiarp. Matins Batr4ay, i. eh.sothr:-juluuaelo.;e ROMEO AND JUUET ITxt wk KVCH ADO ABOUT KOTHIMa Seat sal open To-tnrrw.

A. K. OARRICK Tbsatr. SStb 4t ar. ETtrs.

Mat. lo-day UCMDV Mil I CD JOSEPH ncirvi a tn Thaatr. Sitb 8U. ar. Broadway.

OHVU I Errs. Mat. To-day A SaL MRS. W1ESS th CABBAGE PATCH CRITERION CrarieESM UltnCnil Thstr. 4th8t.rrway7 nUUOUil Kvgaata Mat.

Sat. at 1. WM.FAVERSHAM-Lcttr KT5 Th. Now Masieal Cnr TUX CI 1 NEW AMSTERDAM KUZ Sl CbarlM Prohmao prats THK SOKCERrSS MRS. r.

-THICK CAMFBEIX. as "ZORATA." Mat. tr. -A Orl Triumph- Hsrald. IIO CDTV A Kw Tfa.atr 4 id Sc.

klDCn I I Wsst of tbs N.w Am.t.rd-im. 1 ROGERS BROTHERS fejrr.y.T-IN PARIS HrVrTS0. NEW YORK THEATRE. Last Tln-M. Klsw styrs.

MatT To-day. I THK OLD OM mis KOW OH Comxn.actnr Hon. Oct. SI. Mr.

Hsnry W. Sararo sflSts PARSIFAL (la Enrllah.t PrintlLIMl SUE. Intsrprvted by Mm. Ktrkby Lona. Koral Opvra.

Coscot Oard.a; Alois Prnaarlal. Stadttheatrr. Hambars; Johsnnrs Bischoft Pstnus Oriswold. Prankfort-s-M. COMPAXY OF leSi ORCHESTRA OF IS.

UPntBK fmrnt. curtain at xsa Art. tinwta si il waay and thersaftvr. Curtain P. f.

ond AcU CarrlaffM. 11:1. MATI-N KES. (wlnssday and Saturday.) Curtain. It A.

Srcoad Act, 1:41. DDrfrPQ rZUIltLOa Mat. TomV. rWt Seats $1JM. CHARLES HAWTREY VDir 4ld.

asar B-wsy. Brsa i KlWt Ms t. To-day Hat.Iast wks. OTIS SKINNER atTBSCRlPTIOK SALE FOR IKITtAJL pr(omincM Daring First 1 Works REJ AN NOW PP.OORESSINO. EEOCI.AR sat.h FOR SING1.B PERFORMANCES BK OIN3 TUESDAY.

NOV. 1st. ORDERS B-ILED IN ORDER RECEIVED. ACIM Brusdwiy and Sttk St. UnOlINU Er 2 l-Tat-To-da.

iUt, S26-227UI Tlmw of F. Whlinsy's PIFR PAFR! POUFH! IWallark's I ps ivuitan oinic iSHO-GUNg Ths Korean Comic Ooara THE lEvss. iMat. To-day Oastavs (and Sat. l.sdrrs.

I Garden Tkvra.27AMad.AS- yuKo. auk COLLEGE WIDOW j.N.w Amerlcaa ro-nsdy. THK A 1 HALL. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY rf ew Ycrk ORCHESTRA OF OVER ONE HCNDREB. Mix World Rugwifd Condaeters.

UllXKNT KOLOU-TS. Rubarriptkm now open at Cararri. Rail Dltson's. 8ts for Eirbt Public Rrbsarsala ar Elcht Concsrts. to 14.

Born. $jM aad 10u. Illfll ril HflKi nnniOTinrn am unitLLiiirifjuuiAULn iMtrrUl HUkTlG -SEAMOiVS Wnl IUUH.I Mat. IBsw atahl A Cm- Madam. His issns, OtlljDlnortUt, CiiffordABiirk.

Mhm MENDELSSOHN HALUSat-AfCOcCta. at vmiy appssumace at an. Bloomfield-Zeisler MASfO RECITAL. Maaasesaeat HE.NKT WOLTMIH It iva ts and tl. (0, at Dttaon'a.

H7 Bway. WEBER MUSIC 1IALL. SSM -tksu pt. WEdcK ZItUFbLD comni HIGGLEDY-PIGGLEDY." SEATS ON BALE. CIRCLE JTwrnr A th.

Mst. JaUy. tic ANNIE IRISH. GEO. CYANS.

MAGIC KETTLK, GnsHk Stata, 4 Hantlnys, Mldgviy as CarUalaw Mayas KmBlagtoa, and ethers. 1 nzmhalfcm Bway A Wd St. grf a Mats. To-day A 8a u. Last Wssks.

atot EJoa Day MRS F1SKEIBECKY SHARP Vi r- T- ti MAJtsnu LAS I 6 TlMfcS ISLE OF SPICE MATINEE TO-DAT. POPILAK rttit sundat ir.T0 Hr-ERT 0EC.ESI8JL v-w rLMSHDUHtl flRNFi.IR LYCEUM. FALL COVKSFJS Tbosaday aad Frtdara I Wrlock. LECTUKtb OcC tT and It. ITALY.

TEN I CI 4-d 8t. tth AV. COMEDY CO- To-nlrht. 1T Mat. To-day.

La "7T Maltrw de fpa Sat. Et- Abb. tesas-. A Irrtnf PL Wttk Taos. CHECKERS, Mats.

To-day A Bat 1. istb libera Xbt MTDNST ATFEsm Street Wedneday.Oct.J II TbeatylMat. Wsd. A Sat, JLZJL KitWMk cwy BUly Et. an la Tb.

Errand Boy MORNINO AND A-TERNOON CONCERTS oa Day 11m gtsenasra. O-arnOas Catincs to WmI Point. Nwfurh. or Posss-' Ses Steamboat and Escursloa Column. TO-NIGHT.

Dr. J.kyU aad Mr. Hyde." BELASCO HELRh. dtflt Vlt A FIELD thk EDEEN WORLD IN WAX. NtwOrwj CINKMATO-1RAPH.

Extra POWEIJ. and MAJILTOA. 1KVINU MACE THK.ATKE. To-Blskt. Jtv.

A Tburs. v. Me.Uer's Farce Comady Wrr-arsry. Com pcst tons;) Frl Ksbole wwd l.ke. Laa.

A. A 107. UitliM To-day. 0 WEPIHU SELLH I OK HF.R. HfurDCT IU)CICTOL.

tld St, Its" ajtja.u,A(.-t iT.l Mat. Deity. I Entlrsly New YaadwrOl BUI Eacb Week. BROADWAYiSCHOIAHH-EZIM 41 eFy. Maa Sim Ltesy." Ev.fla.

MAT. SATT. YORKVlLLEl'i Mat. To-day. i HIGH I LAn VAI DEVILLA- Lu McAvoy.

ruecwry domes. MTPT Clin E. To-day Mst. BCOI tfiU THE VOLCNTAXK ORGAN 1 "THE Wood erf Improved. kkw Pat.

art. 4 tsas. END VIEW la fM. sneer ssd aesey raOsd gskt sista. lass i fcsssitlct aad FOB aAUB ONLY Benedict-Brothers.

lmi LI Wrty St J.Y. SBC Vg County Bonds Sold. The Board of Freeholders of Hudson X. X. yesterday sold an $9oaW Issue of fifty-year gold per for county park purposes at luXTi.

in" Issue was taken by I. Sbepard at Coot New York. 0.