| Show PRIZE Vt IN STOCK OCK CRASH GRASH Guesses i at Lucky Ones Who Profited by Bear Market ALL CLASSES CL S REPRESENTED REf RESENTED FEATURES OF IN NEW YORK ce r k arh 6 Out of the ruek pf f the h t have cor e many I d a au to the fortunes fortune won l 1 y th thI H i Iy few AJo JM succeeded in call I pI II 1 it i rh ii As A usual nual thee the th i r body rot rota hotel waiters walters Iud d t ure un little side skie street Brook Brooki 5 L i vho who with blind fatalists fatalism 1011 JId II I s ort and cleaned up t to S on it th the tho final fina ad a aU adUt U Ut I the he oW old and ivd experienced rII hose hohe nerve and judgment aJ I r sLed ste l in many man a previous i heavy odds oddI Prom tie t 4 the te prize winners are list Pd 1 JUI JUI illiam Villiam i H II Moore and Daniel i f IW t Rook Rock RO k Island crowd who fe V I rs say aay ay the crash lr In as last summer and began go j sh hr t f the market tr m f r i is 15 the accepted IM tI f t ili Ih I Ii winning w of Lawrence Wa Va Wait it xvi 10 fr for months has been sell i illi Iu 11 th as enthusiastically as 1 r r i l 11 polo but Inasmuch as asI I II is Ia I carelessly spending itS 4 uMi H iH days at Palm Beach theis the st t i is unconfirmed From Front the ut u Ii n lii hils h been taken for or granted that nt ala a t laici Il part of ot the total decline i nr ur ii Li paper profits stripped if Tom frU fr h although h the men hit i i it believed to be the finan rs s rI i n l 1 toi tunes uns ranging from OO I as in toJ U l i Thy Th most remarkable ft of the thi th whole affair have been he ur i quick recover recovery and the he t lily surprising fact that but one firm irm t i h 4 rs was as unable to stand and r on t th he hI morning after atter the crash Two Unique Clubs Win wil M Ii the ilif gigantic terminal l building 11 i 1 tI tunnels under the Hud ton jQ ri r i i K I Dieted the extremes of metropolitan lift lif will touch to ch elbows in inU MV 1 U unique dubs clubs recently formed in inH Hi 1111 H i f al d i One Ope of those th IP i p tin lilt i lub which will be b one of oft I t jt v aggregations H of o 1 i t r TId Its luxurious I iU III i u n fI land landt t HI 1 t noon doors whence it it WIn will V t 1 ft y I Ii Lu j g l tf commerce T II iJ i n i n the cIty through riv r river pr r and andI f ill I 1 h hor thousands di af Of miles of iiri t i h tret bt In every ii i 11 Ii i fl the Jers Jerse Jersey y shore There i i LI not noti i Ii 11 i meeting n til teem re m f fer r the Hot Air iW iut or f j h mew ulen and the only jUI ju u m re tR exacted from the then n rS to provide pr beer when i 1 tub lub aK ass in irl A l s little le Ie tin 1 Cedar dar street Almost within i if h ido ildo of o its wealthy neighbor A It alis who whom ir k T to bet ini I Is 11 t tI t e streets two billboards 01 os osing i Y ing an advertising sign high above i I N hal had for fr the modest stipend of or o SI 1 r I ii de ill n A q m ser has hast hasi t i I luckiest IukIe individuals to select s leet their place a a sidewalk grat 4 n t t i from wintry by ill IJ building t ugh which a current hot air from tf the engine room of the theE i E lutt nl affords some sone r t 1 f i Here the sandwich I tn n fl dally daily sometimes S a bare alf tf f d ff n sometimes twenty or more ih I presidency id ncy of Old Oll Sam SamIh Ih h ba M no flit other name among his hla con eon rf r iI i his hie manner nd speech fray i 1 hotter ter days day Wealthy w Opera Op ra Singers I ire are nc IH w s n ln in New Ne York Yorki i el f grand opera singers whose ahli ag more than Tk ite Iki bot ft is headed ded by M Jie we Nellie Mel Melva Mela va a w Iho ij 1 na a night ni bt s tite e ghet ghe t j iii IT ti though although al Ca CaIn Cai s In i i laking ic rate effort to Uial n it ir n season sf Mme Melbas i i i oh estimated at att t tIJI i Jim m i of or Kh is sti 1 to be invested in rare ins rn PI c II huh she has haB a remarkable the Italian IK IV j LK to tA be e worth at i eto 0 1 and Mme accounts 11 I HUM mort The iii I is Ig divided among a aI t I f I s prominent lights in the theran themi ran mi firmament like Mao Ancona 1 i Mann Mario Man the n barl barI Min fl WhO wio enjoys uni in distinction distin of or being a na and Senors Caruso and 11 Whatever the American dra dm drat i t lt r nav be and usually In spite lush high salary he has to borrow f i t the fa iB beyond the lit it wn wt it H appearances must fI st be kept f hi it I j i r i ty value There is not a star at either the Manhattan or the Metropolitan opera house this sea season season season son who could not afford a steam yacht or the finest private car ever set upon wheels but real estate and government bonds seem to be more popular forms of o investment among amog the members of o othe the profession Many Going to Europe Whatever dark forebodings pessimists may read in the present agitation In Wall all street the great transAtlantic steamship lines which ply the ocean ferry between New ew York and the ports of the Old World Todd tin fin no presage of oC hard times either this year y ar or next In Inthe Inthe inthe the volume vo um of their bookings for spring and summer travel abroad For years ears these those have furnished an unfailing index to the business conditions of the coun country try and to come The rush to secure ec re accommodations is 15 now on and this year promises to be a rec r The movement includes n net t rich the new rich and the nearly but extends to the never wm as well welI The North Ger German German German man Lloyd Loyd alone has bo ked O more saloon passengers 1000 mere second cabin and over more steerage passengers than for f i the corresponding g period of o last year and all the other big companies report similar gains Ever Every craft that can carry passengers is being placed In commission at the earliest possibly moment pion ht while new vessels are t to tl n nand and fitted with every conceivable lux luxury luxury luxury ury for those thoe who can cun afford to pay The number of automobiles that are being taken along suggests a decided improvement in j the th atmosphere and safety ct cl Broadway dui UI ing the coming summer I City a Bad Landlord Old Oki Father Fathey Knickerbocker who vho maintains at at an expense of several everal millions annually tho the elaborate machinery ma me chinery of ot an entire department of the city government for the sola purpose of Investigating Ine landlords and log ing In the strict requirements of the tent tene tenement ment house houle law Is anything but a amodel amodel amodel model landlord himself elf according to an unreserved exposure of ills his practices which was printed a s few days ago age a in his lii own official organ the City Record The old gentleman Is a landlord to the extent of or a rent roll aggregating a year Some time ago he appointed a n special sp lal committee e to investigate hint him hims s elf in his rapacity capacity or landlord and It is 15 the unflattering report of o that com corn commission mission mi sin which has just been pub It discloses dl dose a Ii list of tenement houses in various localities art are the property of o the city and against which 1023 lO violations of the tenement house law have been tiled flied or oran oran oran an average aelA of violations for each house hoUEt of nf the houses it I 1 as are ar utterly unfit unlit for hu Itu human man habitation Some of the condi condition tion am are indescribable Leaky Leak roofs broken and insufficient sk skylights lights cel cd cellars lars heaped with accumulations of re refuse rUe fuse rubbish and rotting garbage and interior rooms without proper ver are by no moons means men ns the worst con that obtain From one house separate and distinct t viola violations violations violations are reported The houses were bought to make way wa for public im improvements improvements and are leased until they are to bo be torn down The peculiar fea feature feature ea ture turf of the situation is that there is not net a department or branch of the city government with the power to demolish th m and It is necessary to go to tf the state ate legislature It for the necessary au ati New Yorks Children Wh Whan n it comes corn es to a question q esH n ll of of I chil dren deti the nit old oi ld lady lad who lived in the sh shoe e even eon a marker beside the theold theold theold old gentleman in IR spectacles and pow dered den d wig ig who typifies New York The complete report of the police pollee depart departments departments ments school census has hils Just been pre pro presented presented to the board of o education and discloses the fact that there are arc in the greater city of o Gotham children between the ages of 5 S and IS 18 years rears Only three cities in the United States ba have bae e that many Inhabitants In this big family boys bos and girls are very equally represented d there being 4 of or the former and of the latter The enumerators found children who are at the age of o ten a number in excess of that at any other othera a Ai e but tH al 5 number nU ber 17 and IS 18 years ears only suggests that there was a time when Dr Stork was WS loafing on his job There is a Ii total of children born in for or elyn countries In which number it is rather surprising to note noto that RU Russia sla leads l with Italy follows ollow with Germany Germa i II is credited with England 1158 Poland Ireland 1489 Scotland and various other ot er countries make up more mort The children between bet w En the ages of 10 and 18 1 who cannot read or write English are reported to tn number only 29 9 while only T of If the tle mune age are r unable to read reador 1 ad ador or write any language e |
