The Brooklyn Citizen du lieu suivant : Brooklyn, New York • 10

Tin: Brooklyn Monday. 12. 100 1. SEHSIWUL MASGES Ill JEBSEY GElIfflL ir. Heaviness Is Exhibited in the Harrlman Stocks.

The Household Utility Sales a. Triumph- Crowds Besiege the Basement. THE MARKET SHOWS ACTIVITY. Boys Fall Clothes. Goodwear Suits With Extra Pants for $2.98 Responding to the record breaking price inducements thousands of enthusiastic purchasers make the opening day a memorable one.

The great tale Con- Anticipation of succesi (caused enormous buying by us, and enables late comers to enjoy the benefits of the event, Lseal Traction tr.ag-G.n.ral Railroad LJt 1 i.m.what UasattUd. Made in he Norfolk and double breasted ityle, ge(4toi6 year, of cheviot and cawmneres, in pretty mixturea and plain blue each Suit Include coat and two paira of pants. $4 Double Breasted and Norfolk Suits, $2.98 tinues with unabated vigor. It is but natural that all this morning the crowds should be beyond all precedent. Months were needed to' prepare for the sale, and so confident were we of immediate appreciation of the good things offered that we bought iu greater quantities than ever gaining, thereby, Increased price concessions to share with our customers.

There is no abatement of interest in these items for to-morrow the price impetus is upon them all. Deliveries During the Week 1 7o Mail or Telephone Orders Filled. Ash Cans. Family Nail Boxes. Cloths.

Agei 6 to 1 6 made of all wool fabrics, including hluo wonted cheviot and handsome pattern in cassimeres and cheviots splendid Suits, finely tailored. $4-00 Corduroy Norfolk Suits, $2.98. Everybody knows how good good corduroy wears theae are exceptionally good, irfa pretty shade of drab, ages 7 to 14, Other suits for boys in Norfolk, double breasted and three piece (Vest), style JJ-98, $4.95, IJlM 1 Gas Ranges. Tbe Crane Ga Range, nllh It a good feature, Juat at proDiiuinl a when ll Hitfh! fradi fin nt i 1 and noi mm rhan fmo In customer 93c A fomhinaiinti of our own. in hit nu a currotjt yiMortim'Ot Trtk.

NjiU. iTfu end llamnirf. Of Imported fabric, especially auitabla for floor aerubblng. None aent O. and only 2 to a ruatomer.4e.

earh .10.48 old for $15.00, now. Cnmpl.r with the itr ordinance. Putz Cream Model Pastry Tables. Routing Para. 12 22a.

11 inch 37a. 14 3 la. Come nearer to being the' Idenl metal po'iwh than any other. herau it is nhne and doe not ttaiu the iod-work 10c Continued arlirlljr rbnracterlred tbe Hwk market (hli morning, but the cour.e of developed eonaiderable irregularity. The Government crop report Saturday we regarded with rou-flirtlng aentimeuta.

The low condition of apring it hr it found reflection in aelling of the Greater, In wbirh Ht, I'nul and, tblrafo and Northwealera loat lo 2 per cent. Heavineaa waa early exhibited by the Haminan rarific to ka. although at the ronreaaion fair upiort wa developed. There waa a aeneational advance of more than Six point In New Jeraey Cem-ral, baaed upon the' revival of rumor of a dividend Inereaae. The other high-priced anthracite coal atoeka de.

lined I per rent. Southern Railway aeored an advance ot more than a point on the excellent com proapect reported by the Government. The Southweetorn (roup waa Irregular. Among th Induatrlala, Inlted States Steel atotke were well aupported. traction were generallr strong.

The general railroad liat continued to show a aomewhat unaettled tone a hen the second hour opened, with prices in mnny Instances inclined to react under realmng sale. Government bonds unchanged; other bonds strong and active. America Prices iw London. Boys $5.00 Rainproof Coats, $2.98. A.

Necessity for Every Schoolboy. Cut long and roomy. Made just like the men of all wool covert cloth, several shades of tan and olive; sizes 6 to ij years. 1 1 inch 9e. Roach Plates.

9 7 a. Lipped Saucepans. l' 2 2 So. 1 La. 14a.

Philadelphia pjiafrr TaMc arc natk grained, in mnUhou oak. jud lOUTPil with zm nn-l there i a ruMd edge oil mound tin tup In pft i rot tbmgi from fill nu ml off 96 29 nod 96 65 IWatorn Patrr TaMr. ith Hour bin beneath, utni! draper and sliding UHddiiitf brl, miiooth tiunJi, whit top, varnished from $4 98, 5 59 and 96 65 MarMa top Paltry Tahir arc thr aauit.nrr of it 1 1 $1000. 91625 and 92400 the newest, most practical wt to exter-minnta water Lugs and roaches; pound can 9o Paraffine Wax 3 quart. 16o.

Worthy Woodtnware. Tantry Hoards rleated eitd.19e. to 4 2 Skirt Ironing Hoards one picre, -F S9e. to 84 Rolling Pin, maple 60 Rolling Pins, clean, clear atock 15a Koala boiled iu oil, 15c. and 25o Moat Hoards 25c.

to 51a Mixing Spoon, solid 2c. to 15c Mixing Spooua, slotted 7a Flour Sirreg, wood rim. any 10c Suit Poxes, fancy wood. 25c Knife Boxe JOo. to 91 10 Towel Roller to 37c Sewing Tallin 75c Gard Tal.h-s, felt covered 9 175 Kitchen Mirrors, oak frame 37a St.p Ladder Chairs 75a Kitchen Tables, 36 Gorton Floor Mop 10c Yacht Mops 54 llillii Y'ard Clothes Driers, 94.39 to 96 39 Yankee Cider Tresses, $12 75 to 917.25 Yankee Wine Tresses $4.39 to $12 25 Lipped Preserving Ke'tles.

3 4 3 fi quart. 10o. 20e. 82a. 25c.

for air tight of fruit and jollies; sure, lots of disappointment. 7e Corn Slitters The Competition for Free Trip to St. Louis Closes on Sept 15. Send in the Doll's Gown, made of Vama-Mal Silk, brought here. Hangers for Clothing Are a new utilitv, and enihle ones, too.

They rut Mh kernel in half, arbirh not ouiv make it eay to remove them fjoin the cob, but makes the corn more digestible 1 4c each Covered Berlin Saucepans. 3 4 6 quart. 19c. 27c. 33a.

37o. CoveredCookinj Kettles. 3 4 0 8 quart. 19e. 27o 33a.

37a. Colanders. fB William Berrls Sons. William llcrrls Sons. 19 inch 19o.

it 15c. Coffee Pots. Strong Utility Baskets. Special To-morrow Extra Axminster Carpets This is the new and heller nay to pul away your clothing; For Trouser The rullman Hunger Uetcn. to the wall or of cioecl door nhd holds four pair in a very smsll apace 19c Good Form Trousers Holders 24e I The Innovation Trousers Holders, hold a nine pmr 9295 Tor Skirt Pearl Skirt Hanger.

Ml fire 10c Good Form Skirt Hunter 12c Innoration Skirt and Wmt Set. ho'd Kii complete units. a act 93 95 For Coat Columbia heat hook Coat liaoifer Srracuse high shoulder Coat Hansrsc Folding Coat Hanger, wood frame. nickel loop 12c Travelers folding Coat Hanger, in leather rase. Handera For Waiits (aood iorm Waist mic ero 6c Innovation Wait Sets, hold eight, have friction bar to keep them in position aet for 92 95 For Children's Dresses A lit-tio HaOger 5c Towel Arms Of oak, three bant 5e Enameled Handle Whisk Brooms.

Almit fanoy wood bundle Wbika that should go quirklj at. 10c Wood Water Pails. Clear, clean interior, out.vide oak grained Ammonia. We hare several grade of high tet Ammonia, which we put up io our own laboratory, for household Our Favorite Ammonia 4c Our Hartbhorn Ammouia 6c Our ilou-e Arumomu 10c Candles. 1 '1 2 3 quart.

19c. 24e. 20o. 29o. Hanging Soap Dishes 8c lhppt-r-4, round handle, quart.

10a Graduated Measures, lipped, quart. 19o White and White Enameled Ware Hi Early quotation for American aeenritie on to-day London market were uniformly above Saturday's closing level hero. Shortly before tbe opening of the New Yoik Stock Exchange Atchison common and Southern Railway preferred were quoted V-j below parity: an dother atoeka were quoted and 14 below. Southern Railway common waa quoted above parity, while several others were quoted to above. Foreiga.Gold Premium LONDON, 12.

The gold premium at Madrid to-day waa quoted at 37 73. againat 87.70 Saturday, and at Lisbon 19.00, against 19.30. European Money Markets. LONDON. Sept 12.

Consols declined 1-16 to 88 for money and SSti for the account Canadian Pacific was unchanged at 129; Anaconda was unchanged at 4. PARIS, Sept. 12. French 3 per cent, rente rose 25 centimes to 98 fr. 93c.

BERLIN, Sept. 12. Trading was active on the Bocrse to-day in both domestic and foreign shares. And this is the most satisfactory, toughest enamel conted all white cooking uttMiMls. We have imported them from Sweden, because they do not turn yellow like some of tbe domestic ware, and dirc importation brings them to you for less than those made in tbia coun try.

Oral Clothes Baskets, tho Imported kid. that are light weight, yet strong and clean, far superior to the domestic make of splint ot rd and 45o Heavy whole nillpw. rhttan bottom and top edge, also rattan handle, top measurement 20 inches, 29 inches. 32 inchea $1 39 Extra heavy, closely woven, whoie Willow Baskets, with bottom and top of strong rattan, top measurement 20 inches, 29 iuchea, $135: 32 inchea $1.59 Extra heavy, square end Clothes Baskets, firmly woven, with strong rattan handles and bottom nnd top edge of rattan: top measurement, 25 inches $1.25 28 inches $1.65 Elevator Clothes Baskets, for use on the dumb waiters, made deep and round and just the right sire. 91.19 and $1.35 at $1.00 a Yard.

(Regularly sold at and $1. $0 a Yard.) We shall offer to-morrow a fine special line of Extra Axminster Carpets at One Dollar a yard, and invite attention to the unusual desirability of the patterns and superior quality of the goods offered. Special to-morrow A large line of Exfra Axminster Carpets at $1.00 a Yard. Also, special to-morrow, a lot of heaviest quality, best grade, All-Wool Ingrain Carpets, at 5 5c. a yard regular price, 75c.

a yard. Passe Partout Photographs. Household PancHe. 12 in a package, Coach ''undies, each 3c nnd 4c l.amp Candles. 12 in a box.

15c and 19c Hnlhday 12 in a box lOo Sealing Wax Candles. 24 in a box. Candelabrum Candle, short, 12 in box 19c Fancy Decorated Candles. bet colnr 3c to 9o Fairy Light Candles, a box of t. 19c and 35o Altar Candles 49c and 85c Flat Bottom Stew or Sauccparu.

With lone handle, 1 2 2. ft quart 15c. 17c. 21c. 25c.

29c. Long-Handled Saucepans, ppetL 1 1 2 2') 3 quart 11c. 14c. 19c. 23c.

27c. Kitchen Mixing Bowls. Sweeping Carpets Easily WILLIAM BERRIS SO NS, Leading Carpet and Upholstery House la Brooklyn. 526 and 528 Fulton St. WILLIAM BERR1.

The fad now with the amateur ram-rriftfR here are all the needfuls, at little pnres: H.mcer. a dozen 2c Ring, a dozen 5c. and 15c Ghts Puh Pin, a dozen 15c Rinding, in nil colors, a roll Tc Glue, in bottle 4t Glue, in tube 7c Mucilage, in tub' 7c Paste, white, in bottle 4c Glass Cutters 5c Dennison's complete Fn.e Tartouf Outfits. containing all the little needs, mounts, binding, etc. and 89e inch 29c.

STOCK TRANSACTIONS. Gray Steel Enameled Cooking Utensils. 20c. 25e. 5S 13c.

16c. Wash Basins. 14 31c. Colanders. is an operation you cannot perform with a broom, no matter how good it may be.

The only things for easy and good sweeping are the Bissell Carpet Sweepers they nre a cure for tired arms, hands nnd harks. Bim-cII's broom action Standard Sweepers 1.45 BikscIIs cyco-bearing Grand Rapids Sweepers i 92.50 13 inch 36o. Corrected dally by Harrison A Smith, member of the New York Stock Exchange, 71 Broadway, New York, and 170 Montague' street, Brooklyn. Telephone 7, 7 Cortlandt, and 4 Main. Stock Market.

TO IMPROVE COURT HOUSE. Cnnie from the maker who is noted for producing the nmt satisfactory, hard, adhesive, one coated ennmeld ware ever made. These were originally known -a Habermans Gray Ware and are still mad by the same factory. The prices for this sale are 1-3 less than usual. Rice Boilers.

1 25c. Coffee Mills. Mayor Sign Reaolntion Providing for Betterment More Money for Blackwell's Island Bridge. Nickel Bathroom Fittings. 12 VI.

,244 67H 131 824 3 quart 35c. Cups 12c. and Saucers 8e 9o. and Funnels 12c, and Soap Dishes 150. and Dinner Flutes 12c.

and Soun Platcb and 13c 10c 14c 18e 13c 13o Canister Coffee Mills, boldine one pound, that faeton to the wall, a an he regulated to graduate either fine or coare, 32e The Crown pulverizing steel Box Mill. 49e and 85c Rapid pulverizing MiIK with extra quality, large ateel jjrindprs, accurate adjusting device and frame that to thrrtall 95c Ladles 11c Sundries. and Reckitfa lUync 8c. 15c Opening. Amalgamated Copper American Locomotive 25 American 6melters American Sugar 131 Atchleon, Topeka A Santa Fe 834 Baltimore 4 Ohio 894 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 584 Canadian Pacific Chesapeake A Ohio 434 Chicago, Milwaukee A 9t.

154 Colorado Fuel 42 Consolidated Oaa 204 Delaware A Hudson 189 Erie common 314' Erie first Pt 6S4 Erie second pf 47 General Electric 174 Louisville A Nashville 1234 Manhattan 157 Metropolitan Street Railway 1214 Missouri Pacific 99 New York Central 12o4 Norfolk A Western 69 Ilutx Pomadi 3o. and Glass Rods for towels, nickel ends, 18 inch, 24 inch Washstand Soap Dishes. and 87o Bath Tub Soap and 99o Combination Holders, for soap and sponge 08o Combination Holders, for soap and tumbler $1.49 Combination Holders, for tumbler and tooth brush $1.79 Holders for roll toilet paper, 25e. to $1.49 Holders for package toilet paper. Bath Tub Sponge Holders 93c Comb and Brush Holders 93e Robe Hooks 5c.

to 98c ttasement, Central and Ea Building. Bon Ami 54 1264 424 154 424 2064 1684 304 674 454 173 123 157 1204 9RV 125. So Hiatts Chloride 32c Hlectro-Siliron 5c lajors Cement lOo Whloride of Lime 8e Grenuells Furniture Oil 15o Imperial Floor Oil. quart 25o Dripless Wax Tapers, box of 30. Key Torches, with taper slide 9c iR about the smoothest thing in neap.

6e. each Babbitts Lye is the most popular kind hereabouts. Mayor McClellan hhs approved a resolution adopted by the Board of Estimate and the Board of Aldermen authorizing the Controller to issue corporate stock to the amount of $400,000 to he applied to the building of the Blackwell's Island Bridge. Most of the contracts for vital parts of the bridge have been let, but there are some minor things that have not been provided for. The Mayor has also approved a resolution appropriating $10,000 for permanent betterments to the Kings County Court House.

Another ordinance reducing the widths of several roadways in Brooklyn has also been approved. Most of the streets affected are in the outlying districts. The Mayors approval has also been given to a resolution permitting the American Automobile Company to cohdurt a series of speed tests, on the Jamaica plank road, the Tcricho turnpike and Creed avenue on Oct. 8. 7c Brooklyn City Railroad 334 1254 104 68 28 724 874 324 Ontario A Western Pennsylvania reople'0 Gap Beading Co Bock Island Co Rock Island pf Southern Pacific Co Southern Railway 33 1284 1044 67 284 724 74 334 9.4 BROOKLYN SCHOOLS SHORT 4,011 FULL-TIME SITTINGS Coney Island 4 Brooklyn R.

R. 5. Southern Railway pf 954 Tennessee Coal A Iron Texas Pacific King. Co. P.

Co King. Co. E. L. 4 P.

Co. Es Kings Co. L4P. Co. 6.

King. Co. Trust Co TWO MOTORMEN ARRESTED. (Continued from First Page.) 17 8. Realty A Improvement IT.

8. Steel U. 8. Steel pf Greater City. Commutation coda but 1214 cents daily, and the service between Bellmore and New York is excellent on the Long Island Railroad.

The locality adjoins. Freeport, and is situated very near to the depot, close to the Great South Bay, bnt is, withal, high, dry and level. Sir. Signiohd offers exceptionally attractive inducements to the people of New York and It is pointed out that the suburbs of Brooklyn, Queeas and the Bronx will, in the course of a comparatively few years, become congested. The more lasting' suburban district, therefore, is outside of the Greater Citys limits.

The feature about the conventional method of buying a home In the citys suburban districts is generally. made attractive to the home-seeker, but is more fruitful to the land-speculator who sella the property, snd in many cases, has it returned to him for one reason or'another. The ttfces, too, nre a consideration, while water-rents and otifer expenses attached to suburbanite! who live close to the city afford uopleaa ant condition. In Bellmore, however; none of thesu things are worth mentioning. Tho taxes will be lower and the want rents and other essentials much less in proportion.

The place will be In no danger of becoming congested in a number of life-times, snd ta secure a home there meaas but the expenditure of only what tho home-seeker no is paying no more, For instance, a lot measuring 25 by 150 feet, can be bought at Crescent Lake for ns little as $19. The taxes On a $19 lot would not amount to any figure worth noticing. Then, if desired, Mr. Sigmand would build the home-aeeker a home. There are lota at other prices ranging upward, and they may be had at the rata of $2 paid down and $1 per month.

It needs no facile pencil to paint a word-picture of the advantages to be thus easily gained, almost without effort. One fritters away much more. than the amount required, and the loss isnt noticed. In a few years, many a family now living in the clone nnd unhealthy confines of the city can be the absolute owners of a homo. Crescent Lawn offers splemijj facilities or boating, bathing and fishing.

The Great Bay, with Its well-know fishing grounds, is almost at the portals of the doors. Mr. Sigmond operate special excursion trains to the Crescent Lawn section every Wednesday, 'Saturday and Sunday, transportation being free on application at th office No. 171 Broadway, corner of Cortlandt street, Manhattan, where particulars of the section described will be given freely, and questions regarding and the prices of houses snd rates of paymeat will be gladly answered. tnet.

The High School, of which Dr. William T. Blyman is Jthe principal, hud on the roll at noon to-day 800 boys and girls. There will be more half-day sessions as heretofore. Thia is because the membership is divided into three divisions'.

There are six classrooms in McCaddin Hall, on Bery street; twentj-foui in the new public school No. 143, at North Sixth and Havemeyer streets, and ten classrooms in the old school at South Tiird street and Driggs avenue. Of the total number of pupiTs, 202 were enrolled on the last day in June and 52 to-day. In the grammar and intermediate schools in tbs Eastern District all the principals were kept busy to-day enrolling children. In some of tbe schools the enrollment will continue during the entire week.

Both Are Charged With Being Re-aponaible for E. P. Ameraax'i Death They Are Held. Wheeling A Lake Erie Wisconsin Central Nassau Electric R. Electric R.

R. Nassau Electric R. R. t. Nassau Truat Co of No.

103prin ipal; No. 143, Havemeyer and North Seventh street, 48 rooms. Mist? Carrie Ikelheiraf'r, principal; No. 143 Central avenue and Noll street, 4vS rooms. Henry Ludwig.

formerly of No. 133, principal; No. 319, Avenue and Thirty-sixth street, 24 rooms; No. 84, Glenmore and Stone avenues. 18 rooms.

The Kindergarten. which is on Bridge street, has two rooms. As has been stated tbe total new accommodation is ll.ixx) sittings. These transfers and appointments took place to-day, showing that in addition to the activity at-tearing the opening there has been a considerable shake-up in the matter of positions. The following become principals of school; George M.

Davison, of No. 72 New Lots road, ia place of W. T. S. Imray, who goe to No.

73; Miss Matilda C. Skene becomes principal of No. 26 in place of Moses Yeaton. who goes to No. 103: Miss Mary C.

Donohue becomes principal of No. 28. ot Herkimer street and Ralph avenue, in plar of John J. Wells, who goes to No 85. Mis Anna G.

Bauer become principal of No. 133, Butler street, near Ralph avenue, in place of Mr. Ludwig, who, as already stated, goes to tbe new' school on Central avenue. Outside Market. N.

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J. Telephone Peoplea Truat Union Ferry Union Ferry 5a American Can Company pf American Chicle American Chicle pf. -i American Light A Traction CHIDED, SHE ENDS HER LIFE. PRISONER CHOKED TO DEATH. Eraslus P.

Amerman, 70 year old, of No. 1016 Myrtle avenue, a well-known G. A. R. man connected with Winchester Poet, N.

197, waa struck and instantly killed by a trolley car of the Jamaica avenue line yesterday morning. He attempted to cross the tracks at Shepherd avenue, when he was caught between two trolley cars. The car bound uptown etruck him and knocked him down and against a downtown car. Matthew Reid, of No. 1360 Fulton street, and Michael Flynnof No.

115 Chirehester street, the two motormen, were arrested and arraigned in the Gates Avenue Police Court yesterday morning. They were charged with criminal negligence, and pleading not guilty, were held in $1,000 bail each for examination. Hnahand Had Scolded Her nnd She Bay 8tate Oaa British Columbia Copper Camden Land Company Nugent, Sent to Penitential for Sin Served Only Out Day. Tooh the Matter Greatly to Heart. William Nugent, 22 years old, wan committed from tbe Ewen troet Police Court yesterday to the Penitentiary for six months on a charge of vagrancy.

While at breakfast this morning, a piece of meat stuck in bis throat ad be died before the arrival of a physician. vague way the acceptance of a baptismal certificate had some sort of religious con ncction. This is too absurd to seed answer'. The baptismal certificate is of in tcrest to the school authorities solely as documentary proof of the child's age, and its acceptance is merely for the convenience of parents who have this record, but not a ceitifieate of birth. If parents would consider the question without prejudice they would see in this regulation provisions that safeguard their own interest by preventing many seats in tbe schools which are required for older children from being filled by children below the school age.

For many years before these requirements were adhered to strictly, it was a mattr of common knowledge that many parents who wished to be relieved of the care of their young childreo during tbe day would assert that children three or four years of age were six or aeven years old. The effect of this was to put into classrooms children entirely too young to follow the with benefit, and who were consequently a detriment to tbe other pupils of norma age. Tb6y were a nuisance to the teacher inasmuch as they required a nurse rather than an instructor. To permit such children to fill seat needed for pupils of full school age ia to allow a serious injustice to tbe older children. In order that children who evidently are of school age, but whose parents cannot supply documentary proof of the fact, 1 have issued instructions to principals to tdmit children who, in their judgment, are of six years of age, sod to require presentation of proof at a later date.

This will enable parent whose children were born elsewhere to secure record. The Urgent new school opened to-day was No. 143, at Howard avenue and Trospect place. It ha fifty rooms aad CRESCENT LAWN HOMES. COLD STORAGE PLANT BURNED.

Mrs. Hary Norton, 24, who lived with hor husband at No. 682 East 145th street. Manhattan, died at the Lincoln Hoapital to-day, where ahe waa taken at oclock last night, after drinking carbolic' acid at her home. The Nortona had a party laat night and made merry until 11 oclock.

Shortly after that time Mra. Norton went (o the kitchen and drank tbe contents of a small bottle of carbolic acid: We had been happy until yesterday morning, said her husband. Just before I started for worfc we bad our first family dispute and I bad occasion to lecture Mary long and bard. I believe the took it to heart. She told me how her feelings hurt after our friends went borne last night, and then went Into the kitchen and drank the acid.

I didnt know It waa in tbe Lots Offered at Low Prices and Pure Air and Healthful Surrounding Are Guaranteed. Consolidated RefrigeratH Electrie Boat Electric Boa4 pL Electric Vehicle Electric Vehicle pf Electro Pneumatic Greene Consolidated Copper 144 Havana Tobacco Company 29 Havana Tobacco Company Houston Oil Houston Oil pf Hackensack Meadow's International Mercantile Marine. Internationa Mercantile Marine pf I64 Interborough Transit New Orleans Railway New Orleans Railway pf. New Amsterdam Gas 6.. New York Trane Northern Securities Otis Elevating Company 83 Otis Elevating Company pf Royal Baking Powder pf Safety Ca0Light A Neat Co 184 Seaboard Air Line' Seaboard Air Line pf Standard Oil Company of N.

St. Louts Transit common St. Louia Union Railway pf Tenoeeee Capper Inlon Copper I'nlted Copper I'nIN pox Board Veiled Box Board pf White Knob Copper Million Found of Fiili Destroyed In Manaiqnan, N. Fire Tkli Morning. McClellan Comment on Red Tape In Building Schools.

Mayor McClellan manifested a great deal of interest this morning in the opening of tbe schools. He made inquiries as to tbe number of children on part time and those who will he unable to secure accommodations. The reports that he received varied. Thieis nothing definite In tbe figures, said (he Mayor, "and I do not believe we will be able to get at the accurate figures before the end of tbe month. Tbe Mayor was asked if he did not think that the present statutes governing the building 'of sebooihouses caused a delay that permitted tbe part-time classes to multiply.

How do yon mean 7 asked the Mayor. If a private corporation wants to put up a building, the work is done in about three months. It takes oearly a year to-build a sJionl, "The present method certainly docs cause delay, but we are hedged about by statute, and as long as they are in force I do not see that we can do any better. No More Half-Day Sessions 1st D. High ciool.

There were large attendances at all of EXCISE VIOLATION CHARGED. Frank proprietor of a saloon at No. 323 Washington street, waa Si-rested at 3 o'clock this rhorning, charged with having violated the liquor tax law. Fourteen men were found drinking In ths Luhn was held for examination. place.

MANASQUAX, X. Sept. 12. Fire qt 10 oclock thia morning destroyed tbe Block Ice and Cold Storage plant at Msnaaquan, in which was stored 1,000.000 poundg of fish, valued at The building T.as valued at $75,000. The principal owners are Bennett and Haight, of Spring Lake.

Insurance REFEHEES. By Herrirk, iJraham vs. Danley, Down at Bellmore, L. where the ocean breezes hrlng the oxone over Great South Bay, is Crescent, Lawn, one of the most beautiful residential sections of the Island. And Crescent I.awa is offered by that homeseekers friend.

Chnrles A. Slgtnong, of No. 171 Broadway, Manbat-taa. to the workingmen of Greater New York and vicinity, at the same cost which the workingmen ere paying for dingy, ill-lighted, badly ventilated and altogether UU: healthy apartments in the city. Building lota and home at Crescent I.nwn are offered for aale, while the pute air, healthful skirrmindinga and splendid water and good schools are to be had for nothing.

Bdlmore, in which Crescent Lawn is located is twenty-five miles, from hte BQY STONED-MAY DIE. Joseph Lee, 10 years old, of No. 724 KARCHERS WIDOW ARRAIGNED Sirs. Kate Kareher, widow of the. late Major Fred.

Kareher, who for years was nccted with the Commissary Depart nient of the National Guard, was arraigned in the Manhattan Avenue Police Court to-day on-complaint of Mrs Kate 8aotter, of No. 245 CeDtral avenue, who accused her of assault. Magistrate O'Reilly jt hearing. Brooklyn Secmritlea. Ralph Underbill; matter of William H.

end Katharine Leadbetter. Thomas F. Smith; Byrae Kehoe, Warren Leslie; Doelger are No. 142, Henry and Rapelyen etreet accommodations for 2 aholars Frank F. Harding it principal.

Tbe other school? I.orimer street, was struck on the head with a stone and seriously injured last bight In MoCarren Tart. He was removed to St. Catherine Hospital in a critical condition. Tho stone was thrown by an nn Identified boy, Bid. HI 231 Askfld.

12 332 nrooklri City Neirto it to. Brooaiyi City RUro4 ts. Glyno, Eugene V. Daly. 32 room.

Miaa Annie L. Egan, formerly tbo public acbool in tbe Eaatorn Die- 4 r' a.