The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1895, Page 3

() (| —- 1 BROOKLYN NEWS. BREAD PRICES DOWN, Brooklyn's Leading Bakers Cut One Cont on Each Loaf “The Evening World” Wins Another Substantial Victory. Poor People the Beneficiaries by the Reduction. Brooklyn's poor people to-day are en- Jeying the benefits of “The Lvening World's” crusade for cheaper bread. Four of the largest wholesale bakeries are selling the small or 2-ounco loat for three cents, and the 82-ounce loaf for seven cents. Many of the smaller bakeries also have reduced rates. These bakers have mot only reduced prices, but the grocers im most cases buying bread from them have given the people the benefit of the Feduction. The wholesale bakers lead- ing in the movement for cheaper bread are: Hildebrand Bros., 605 Carroll street; Probst & Schomaker, 89-99 Heyward @treet; A. B. Herseman & Co,, 294-298 Graham street, and the J. H. Schults Company, 77 Harrison street. eat bakers claimed this, morning hat they had not heard of the reduc- Es, but qhougnt if it was so they would obliged to fall in line. Several when told by an “Evening World” re- porter that other ‘3 had come down £,cent on the two standard loaves of ott Hildebrand Bros, # representative Teduced the ice of our bread last week. We found that some of the @maller bakers had reduced to three ‘and one-half cents for the small loaf, so we went them half a cent better and came down to three cents. We do not sell at retail at all. We sell to grocers and houses of that, kind, ood ‘ “Our bread is just as good now al three cents and seven cents as it was @t the higher prices Our loaves weigh twenty ounces and thirty-two ounces acl 'We do not know how long the re- hepato eattid pi? Rok we eee le e public demand for cheaper bread, and we will strive to do x0." A representative of Probst and Scho- maker said: “Yes, we have reduced the price of our bread onc cent. It was not because of any united’ action by the bakers. ‘We are nimply trying to meet the public @emand. Our bi is governed by je condition of the market. The mar- et to-day demands cheaper bread, and We are going to furnish it.” At A. B. Herseman & Co,’ igentative said: “Several se! are responsible for our starting out to furnish bread at three and Seven cents a loaf, “The reduction of smaller bakers and the demand of the people, are the chief @auses. We «re not governed in our ection by any general association or Preconcerted action on the part of bak- ets generally. We cannot tell hi long Whe present rates will continu ‘The bakers making the reduction lead the business in Brooklyn, If they stick to thelr present prices, it wil! be but a few days before the standard retail bread in Kings County will and eight cents. es NO TROLLEY STRIKE TO-DAY. The Motormen Will Try Once More for Increase. No strike will be ordered to-day on the various trolley lines tn Brooklyn, if the assertions of a member of the Executive Board of D. A. 75, K. of L., are true. From the same authority it was learned, however, that the Board intended calling upon the presidents of several railroad corporations who have not formally declined to grant their demands, und unless some agree- ment ts arrived at, motormen and con- ductors will strike. ‘When the tie-up would come, the reporter's informant could not say, but he hinted that the men might strike to-morrow morning. Another member of the Board 1s quoted as saying that there were 20 to 1 chances of a strike. ‘The entire question is in the hands the Executive Board, composed of tin Connelly, John Giblin, Andrew D. Best, P. J.’ Collins and’ William H. Davis. These men have power to sign @ contract on behalf of the employees or to order a strike if the companies re- ceo} four fuse to increase wages. ‘The demands of the men have been laid before the offictals of all the companies ex: the Coney Island and Brookly and Sub: Brooklyn. Queens Count A committee from { Ive Board ‘will call upon Pres - W. Slocum and Cassius M. Wi y, and th answers and the action of the Bre Hoights and other antes will whether the men will leave the in and Davis President Slocum. shortly Mr, Slocum sent out a e had an important en- gagement and could not meet them just then, He requested the committee te call again this afternoon. Best and Collins went over to Wiillamsburg to see President Wicker. VES STILL LOOTING. Messrs, Connelly, ¢ called upon before noon. message that h THIEVES They Are Lucky Enough to Detection Every Time. Burglars entered the residence of Capt. Charles H. Blake, 234 Washington ave- nue, Brooklyn, early this morning and stole three overcoats, a sujt of clothes and other property valued at $100. Benjamin A. Tillinghast, of 22) Leonard street, reports that stole $12 worth of cloth r He suspects a who Jounging around the premises. ‘Two young sheak thieves cailed upon Mrs, Anni Awell, 207 W Frooklyn, this morning ked her to show a vacant flat, Mns. Nedwell accompanied one of ‘them | upstatrs ‘When + turned the other n had disappeared with $9 left in a bureau drawer. i While Thomas G. Austin, of 197 Rergen s in. music et, Was KIVINE at ny home of Mrs. ‘I Huntet 420 Paciiic street, this mor a sneak thief stole his $9 overcoa Nassau b Ratlroad Com- Kite notify by the police this pany w morning tho one hundred Rogers aventt wire is valu A. bleye es had cut out about on "The of feed wire ar Lincoln road. valued at $109 wa of the oft street, | erly. aver $900, ahd’ the loss on the co ACCIDENTS WON A BRIDE. Wedding That Was Sprained Ankle and Wt After @ thoroughly romantic courtship of a few months, Edward Tallman and Miss Ancel Marston were married at the home of the bride's parents, on East Twenty-third rtreet, Thirtieth Ward of Brooklyn, yesterday morning. Rev. J, Block, uncle of bridegroom, per- formed-the ceremony. The young bride is only seventeen years of age, and the only help of her father, who Is a retired farmer. A few months ayo the young woman was driving along Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn, when her pony took fright at @ passing troliey car and ran away. ‘Tallman was in a big farm wagon, After a hot run he caught the runawa: Miss Mareton had fainted. ‘Tallman drove her to a drug store. After she Wag revived the young farmer drove her to her home The farmer paid no further attention to the haxdsome young woman until about months ago, when she sprained her ankle while his father’s hom: horse and buggy Tallman took the young woman home. Love, courtship and mat= riage followed, of course, Papa Maiston finally ve his consent, and the wedding, which was set down for next Fall, took place yesterday. coaliman has secured @ food position tn CARO. ler a breakfast the cc left for the West. aay So Grand Opera in Brooklyn. ‘The third performance of the seascn of grand opera at the Academy of Muste, Brooklyn, will be etven this evening. “Il Trovatore’ will be pre- sented with the mame cast as at the Metropolitan Opera-House in this city. Mme. Libta Drog will sing the role of Leonoro and Sig. Tamagno, Man- rico, ‘The opera will be magnificently staged, — oe To Look After Frosen Hydrants. Fire Commtsstoner Wuerster, of Brooklyn, to- Gay appointed seventeen veterans as hydrant {1 pectors, at $4 a day. Se MGR. MAY IS DYING. The Vicar-General of Brooklyn Can- not Last Very Long Mer. Michael May, rector of the Church of the Holy Trinity, on Mon- trose avenue, Williamsburg, and Vicai General of the diocese of Brooklyn, dying. His complaint 1s dropsy, from which he has been suffering for over a year. It was said at his house this morning, that the chances of his recov- ery are very slight. walking past Hitehing up” his VICAR-GENERAL MAY. One of the Sisters who ts him, informed an ‘Evening World” re- porter that death was likely to occur at any time, Although Mgr. May has been ailing for some time, his condition wai not such as to excite alarm up to Mon- day last. Since then, however, he has been dangerously ill. Father May {s one of the oldest and best known priests in Brooklyn. About two years ago che Pope made him a Monsignor. SATOLLI COMING HERE. No Significance Said to Be Attached to the Visit. WASHINGTON, Jan. 10—Mgr. Satollt and his secretary, Dr. Rooker, left for New York to-day. No significance is attached to the trip, as they go to attend a reception of the Christian Brothers and will return to-morrow. ee FATHER TAAFFE IS DEAD. A Well-Known Hrooklyn Priest Suecumbs to Pneumon: »Rey. Father James aaffe, of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Debe- e place, Brooklyn, died at 12.30 this afternoon of pneumonia. Fath © Taaffe was well known in the Long [sland diocese, and was prominent as a lecturer. OELRICHS NOT TO LEAVE. He In in San Francisco for Legal Purposes, but Won't Stay Th Herman Oelricha. the well known New York clubman and agent for the North German Lloyd steamship line, ts at pres- ent in San Francisco, and says he in- tends to make that city his home tem- porarily. Mr, Oelrichs's father-in-law, alr, dled there a short time ag Senator leay- ing a fortune of $20,000,000, ‘There will be a suit over this money, and Mr. Oelrichs simply acquires ence for a time, icimeaid, and will return to New York. JACOB WORTH VERY ILL. He Panscd a Rextlean 3 Worn Day. Election Commissioner Jacob Worth is still In a critical condition. Mght and Is It was said at his residence, #1 Lee avenue, Willlamsburk, to-day, ‘that he had passed a restless night and was somewhat Worse than yesterday, Yorkville Cou from the hallw ert Edwanis, 111 W. B. Hutchinson, of i Lay street, alleges that sr a gold watoh valued ot $100 while s ping at a hotel on Dufticlt street, Fulton, Evid Mrs. Emma 1 vorce from ¢ 2 : 18 kinson to Hotel, Ful Five Horses Inctnerated, horses were roasted to death this morn '& fre ‘which totally deatfuyed a frame em Washington avenue, near Lolferts are 12 peepee on eR renee yee twenty-four years Hie t ~~ | Mra, Astor's Panerst | the tu 1 of Mrs Why tho services of wiileh aie nature, will take place at 11.20 A.M. § Re'tHlanty Chapel, ‘Dr. Morgan Dix. probal Mating. ‘The iuistment wilt -be 4 Trinny Cs j tery. s Waring an A ‘Too, Authors’ Guild meeting last night, Cdl. Waring's name Prop2eed for mem. t of thors PS ar io CP ne 6) oF THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1805, Stern DEMPSEY’S DENIAL, —— od The “Nonpareil” Ridioules the Stories of His Neglect. je Looks Heavy and Seems to Need Considerable Training. Pugiliom in New Orleans, He Thinks, Will Flourish Ag: Seon. Cromwell line, was made fast at Pier 9, North River, at 10.30 last night, Jack Dempsey, the old middle-weight cham- pion fighter, standing against the rail, gave a downward jerk to his soft hat and stepped down the gang-plank. ‘There were just two people waiting to see the Nonpareil. ‘They were Jim side A C., under whose auspices Dempsey will mect Tommy Ryan, a week from to-morrow night, and “Evening World” reporter. Jack seemed to be very glad that there was no crowd on hand, for he even at- tempted to elude the reorter, It was plain that he wanted to avold showing himself or talking for publication, When he was told that there had been stories in circulation to the effect that he had been seen drurk since his go with Ryan was declared off in New Orleans, Jack replied: “So it is drunkenness this time, is it? I never went into a fight in my life that I didn't have something serious the matter with me. I am surprised, though, that {t is drink now. Generally it has been consumption, Yet somehow or other 1 have won a good many bat tlee, notwithstanding the apprehension of Py, talkative friends. “Joking aside,” continued Dempsey, “there ought to be muzzles for a good many people. These stories are with- out foundation, and I am sorry to have to be called upon for a denial, Please make the denial as strong as you can, When I show up in the ring my friends will see me in as good shape as they can desire, and that Js all 1 care to say about It. Dempsey’s step as he walked up the and his tread firm. His pier, was, elantt ody looked vel big. It was a diMeult matter to belleve that he had only re- cently trained down to 1413-4 pounds, yet he stated that he had, In the course of Vis work, got as low ‘as 137 pour His face, too, looked full, and his high: cheek bones were well covered with flesh, His skin hadtaken on a darkieh tint, which may have come from the wind on the six di passage, and his eye was not so bright as It would have been had he been able to exercise during the last week. His manner was the same as of old, however, and the tps of his middie fingers reached well-nigh to the knee as he swung his long arms in an easy stride, Dempsey started for ‘This mornin, Johnny Carroll's road house, on Coney Island, and began at once to get rid. of the many pounds he must sacrifice be- fore he again weighs in for Ryan, He will have to work like a Trojan to ac- complish the necessary reduction, but he expressed eusy confidence in his abliity 10. do tt. Jack confirmed the report that he had challenged Ryan to fight with bare knuckles, in New Orleans, He sald that he had heard of Ryan's remark that it was “a good thing for Dempsey that the fight had been declared oft’ ‘and went at once to look the ung man ‘up. He found him in Prof, ity s saloon, and invited Thomas to ML ee right In my cab, out here, and we'll have it out for fun.” This exclusiveness was not agree- able to Tom. Dempsey jso expressed that there would be plenty more of box- ing in New Orelans. He said that every- body agreed that Bowen's death was a rare accident, and that {ts effect on the game was rapidly passing away. oe GOSSIP OF THE TURF. Tt was to be expected that a denial would foon come along regarding the proposed meeting at Linden, No one for » moment dreamed that the stockholders would go down in their pockets and shell out « couple of thousand doll y for several weeks just for the sake of seeing horses run and to give the Club a chance to say that r meeting had been held, despite the Jawa, Stockholders of racing assclations are hardly doing that sort of thing these days, It would be # diMcult matter also to get horses to the track, as it ts probable that most of the available material will be sent to St. Araph, Where there is @ promise of good purses and stakes, % ° The Jockey Club meetii nothing of public interes . the opinion . yesterday developed . ‘Hugh McCarren hae purchased the alx-year-old mare American Lady for the purpore of exchang- ing her for a promising two-year-old, now in the Scoggan Brothers’ stable. Dav Sunday. along Gideon wit Me will for San Francisco on not take any of his horses J. G. K. Lawrence, President of the Coney Island Jockey Club, who hax heen {il in Paris, has re- covered wuffciently to yo to Germany Byron McClelland Fast th *0 unlikely that the be any meeting between Henry” of Navart Domino, McClelland tm tn Texas at present ho will not race in the Auguat Belmont will take meeting et St Asaph. H tn the Spring wiring numbers twenty-nye this year. 8 has declined to part with 3D. T. Pulsifer, who them. badiy. Jimmy MeLaui ing of tw at the St. Asaph is ot \welve Billy Lakeland is tn Kentucky, Inspecting forty-two yearlings which the Messrs. Keene have th eo 8 8 lark the Sheapshead Bay nt San Francisco by sient Tom Will the California Jockey Club, Me will teas week, Though Face yesterday of many good ridden by & wom, Mt te} heavy heated ide him. Th the hor was closing head aud ied th te ony A.exanite meal the paper is Alexander ailing upon Virginia. to wo Interest in the mn an the day of itn opening All sorte of Pumors ‘leaundor tal and ther eho muy. that they. wi Bt. ‘and continue to rac that President Jonca wlll care to repeat the experiment ioring, which was pe , Kennedy, the matchmaker of the Sea-/ 800 Pairs Bros. To-morrow, Friday, Annual Sale When the steamer Hudson, of the| Of Ladies’ Shoes Button Boots and Oxford Ties in French Kid and 2.8 Patent Leather ° 5 Formerly $4, $5 & $ 600 Pairs Oxford Ties and Slippers in French Kid, : $ Pi eath Formerly from $3.00 to$5.00 West 23d St COL. TOM AND THE PRINCE. Ochiltree Ailleves Wales May Visit asa Yachteman, (Special to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Col. Thomas P, Ochiltree, round, red-headed and ro- seate, is at Chamberlin's, “I am glad to see that the Royal Yacht Squadron has finally decided to accept the conditons of the America’s Cup deed. We are going to have the race of our lives. I believe America will win, but we will know that there hi been a race, “Watson will undoubtedly design the English yach for Lord Dunraven. Lord Wolverton, who has joined him in the expense, was over here with Dunraven in Valkyrie, and ts a good fellow and a thorough sportsman. He recently mar- ried Miss Edith Ward, one of the love- lest women in England, a sister of the present Lord Dudley and daughter of the dowager Lady Dudley, in her time the most beautiful woman in England. “This coming race will lead up toa future challenge by the Prince of Wales. In fact, I should not be surprised to hear of his being a member of Dun- raven'’s syndicate. I have a letter which the Prince of Wales wrote me when I was negotiating to secure English en- tries in. prominent race meetings in this country during the World's Fair, in which “he said that he would be pleased to enter if he had any horses which he considered fit. “Speaking of racing, I believe that the legislation against race ck gambling in New ix going to be the salvation of the ‘sport of kings.’ Of recent years one has thugs, chuck-a-luck gamblers a: reputable tricksters, shoulderin, the Lorillards, Belmonts and others who created the sport in this country. In New York, Tammany got its clutches on the racing interesta, and Tammany needs to be shut out of’ the race tracks as well as out of politics, N. Y. A. C. SEPTEMBER SUITS And Nine or Eleven Events Will De Satisfactory to the Committee. The Athletic Committee of the New York Athletic Club regard the answer of the London Athletic Club to their chal- ler e as a virtual assurance of the wuc- of their plan, When an “Evening Worl” reporter saw Benny C. Williams, chairman of the Athletic Committee, this morning, he Was In a happy mood: He said that after consulting his fel- low-committeemen he would cable an answer to the I n Athletic Club to- night or to-morrow. Mr. Williams further said that he would like the contest to f eleven evi i ‘ard run, 440- ile run, five -mile run, e, running high jump, puiting the shot, running broad jump and throw- Ing the hammer, He sald that if the London Athletic Club was not satisfied with some of the proposed events, they would be stricken out, so that the arrangements, which have so far been so successfully carried out, would not interfere with their send- ing a team to this country this year. Personaily, he would prefer that the contest take place fi aprember, 80 that all arrangements ou be completed and everything put in excellent order for the contest. —--_— =—__—_. ANOTHER ATHLETIC CLUB, A New Harlem Proprietary Or, zation Said to Be Contemplated. Another proprietary athletic club 1s sald to be und consideration, some- thing on the plan under which the new Manhattan Athletic Club is conducted. It ts to be located at venth avenue and Ono Hundred and Twenty-seventh street A two-story bullding now occupies t site, which is 0x100 feet in dimenstons. William R. Lowe, a Harlem real estate dealer, as hacking in 4 scheme to bulld two additional stories on the structure and rent it to a syndicate It is to known, It is said, as the American Ath- lotic Club, and will be incorporated. in at once. aster Dayton has been men- the probable President of the morning he said iat he had yet been a figure among the promo- of the seheme. One-third ‘of the apital stock is said to have been Crulner New York Sal The t Shite cruiser New York, the fae poof the North Atianti; Squadena, with I n ard W. Meate on board. sailed from Urookiya Nav-Yard at 920. @’clock nena Mampion Roads apt the West In fe, returuing (4 New York in the Spr - ne Eujey 2 ISMARCK TTERS once a day * sie, Depility. he. tvérywhere t5c.en0 01 “Depot: Muller, | | York and. elsewhere | "12 SPECIAL Broken Lot Sale, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY. WINTER SUITS, WINTER OVERCOATS, ULSTERS. Regular, slim, stoué and extra sizes, but not all sizes in each lot; there- fore reduced from $18, $20 and 825 to $12, for Friday and Saturday, Jan. 11 and 12, only. STEWART BUILDING, BROADWAY AND CHAMBERS ST. OLD HERALD BUILDING. BROADWAY AND ANN ST. BIERMAN HEIDELBERG DON'T WAIT. Purchase Now. $10,°12 ana®15 Men’s Sults 36,00 86 & 88 BOWERY, Cor. Hester SPORTING MISCELLANY. Never has the New York Athletic Club‘ erality in promoting sports appeared to auch @ antage as now. the invitation was extended to the London Ath letlo Club to send over m of the best athletes that could be selected on the othe side, leaving almost every detail to the chal: lenged party. The formal reply recelved yestor: day was waited with Joy, even though It ma: cting in ius provisions wpe ut that don't make « particle o Mercury-foot people. They difference to cout, all_ others, the ‘principal point matter of events, One thing, abi Hshmen tavor difference being Ungent fund by which je worthy of N.Y, A 1 cheerfully pay thi exp of an opinion of American athletics and hospital: ty, The promoters of the new tablishment, Just the other al @ little too hasty in opeuing up tte ald there ended in disaater. even in Westchest eo. ‘Only fifty peopl will give th a chan must be for 000, f anki Manhattan Ath. orcasion of that in. nee in the of tie receptions ile, the feature The date for he decided upon Wilt hear the rep Mn the ‘] evening. President Chadwisk foll ing Rub w welght 4 Pred Marth CURES’ .OTHERS EXPELLED—every poison and iin. urity from your blood with Dr. Pioree’s tolden Medical Discovery. Khe has its origin in a powoned the blood and is always relieved remedy, which acts ov liver, kit blood, Dyspepsia and stomach t moet often the result uf a disea: Rouse t hver to act the © Discover: I feel a great dent better than T did ix * torpid ee dove wl that it ig ree: ommended 0 do. T have a aaugbter who was troubled with a weak stomach a0 that eho vomited everything that she ‘ate und the " Discov- ery” ave her also, Joun 5. 4 Fy YOU. London & Liverpool, 3! Mb- With absolute disinterestedness nt an international contest on Travers Island next Summer, and they are going to have it, at ony that the Eng- hom they. represent. Pit ee: beet “entpons Line tems accept victory. or defent and sen fee neiianmen home agelne with the highest sort ‘The attempt to pull of a prize fight Everything doesn't go, out Charite Farrell tast | Jack Mull night na resort after alxteen very even roun teen fought, Mullina did the trick “with @ right-hand swing on the neck Hed Frank Craig’a bluft fo. ght him, aide hapa an raise the backing among hie lish admirers, by ners end ake Aight it Is hard to see where he will “igader= The elnctt Heorge Ath tele Chun will ening, Jan | 15. At a meeting in the club-house on Tue ph Renglan Lawrence three additional mambers of the ive Com mittor, Ro MeNab, Bo R. Goodwin and Willias Hi Gartn) Delegates to the. Amateur Ath Vaton, FW. Rublen TA. Collett, Chadwick and Joreph Ho Sul, jr: Al TOW Harris, AD bir A. Partingt HM. Myera’ Mefonough, the mit champion | fove taking your! ny edival Discovery" for my rheumatiom, and GREATER NEW YORK’S GREATEST STORE. \ OOTY JS AIsOes* Banking Department Now Open. $15 Jackets, $1.98. | We have | to-morrow | s 10 Ib. 9 Ib, 5 Ib. |8 Ib. Fawns, 36.00 u ST Fawns, 4 Greens, Plush Rob side; wort q F 39e.; BI y n t it nt which they would have nine, and the | N.Y. A.C. eleven. But, reading’ the reply | carefully, It will. be ne there I no eons TH KITCHEN TF ary J heh po Linda | the hy Hatut Wills nad te: Burleigh Fawns, 96x10, worth $8.00, Burleigh #awns, 90x96; warth $7.00, Burleigh Fawns, 76x8; worth $4.(0.. all wool, 81x90; w ib Fawns, worth $9.00, $ 1b. Fawns, wool filling, ‘worth $5.60, avy; wel Carringes, WILL SACRI OPENER AND PARLOR: DININC-ROOM KITCHEN Cash Not Necessary. We will atl OUR UNEO PERMITS TO MAKE SMAL Weight to be 158 pounds. members ur plan for In the triad befor at One Hundr A largo lot of Jackets in SMALL SIZES (mainly 32 inch), suitable for Ladies and | Misses ; many of them lined throughout with the best quality of satin; former prices $4.50 to $15.00, all at one prico... Big Sale of Horse Blankets. several broken tote, we will offer at the following low prices EET BL NKETS, all well made and heavy were $2.00. well Fe $5.00. welll 50 axsorted colors, Large, Heavy r nes, can be used elthe; he $6.00, f Req mean and tes. 39c. Waist I7c. Ladies’ Waist of Flanelette, yoke back, full gathered front, worth 'riday only. oomingdale Bros Your Flat Furnished Complete made and very made and very heavy; were $6.00.....006 1.98 Sale of High-Grade Musical Instruments. 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E 46 1 URNI 5 vars Hruavels Plece King Suit, ¢ OM 10 a 1 Set of th shes, L Robt pt tho offer sin Damery, of the The 5 will roseive Nhe given > third, ant Ge will no Ege! meet for Hees of the Xavier Uhelf elubshous te Whee! | THE TROLLEY WINS. tn 85,000 Su Hix Son. t in the Death « ry avenue before <i Thirty-eighth The defense placed witnesses on the stand who swore chat the bo rectly ip {rent of the-oery not be stoppge ip ti to save him, The returged ae partect Gah they Were transferred to Kil clerk in Read's office. They sue free of etip e this conveyance set aside and to Neekin. \ ‘ their equity in the second mort- 1 Buses. 1 ead is also accused of collecting tHe $i,00 for the firm and withholding the npHY A stow, | money. nantw —_—_— > \u | © Judge McAdam the |, he could es- ran di- +t could a H STREET BAUMANN O THE FRONT W YOUR PARLOR, DIN FOR #100, pet herr: i THIS WONDEREUL EYE- NG-HOOM, BEDROOM AND $37.00 $29.50 $23.50 identi . $10.00 TOTAL....$100.00 all you may require on het ‘Tinware... UALLED CREDIT SYSTEM. E PAYMENTS, EITHER WEEK, S. BAUMANN & Co. 733 to 739 Eighth Ave OPEN SATURDAYS U: OR MONTHLY UNTIL PAID. Cor. 46th 8 nson will RECEIVER FOR TENEMENTS. ‘The Dutlder Charged with Manipu- Jating Mortgages. Ikenald H, Macdonald was appointe: receiver of four tenemerts oa Thirty first street, between th and Tenth avenues, by Just Preme Court to Barrett, in the Su- day, in @ ult brought by Henderson, Hull & Co., of Montgom- ery, Pa. against George B. obert Killough. The sult grows out of the failure of Dore Lyon, the builder, in February |last, ead was the local agent of Hen- derson, Hull & Co. He contracted with Lyon for $19,400 worth of building mate- | Iria, which was supplied by the firm, Lyon! | mate part payment in notes amounting| tos , none of which had been paid! fat the Ume of his failure, Investigation sh hat the tenements, in the con- ich the material had been on, einaliy made ut that through Rea © In in the Tombs. be het oc Tom #. to be | Matra cha | Bu Jam. 19.—Patrick Martin, eating the arcounts arrest of Thomas and who {s really 1 in Wichmond, Ve Kod Brick game fe for} in tie Un won ounty $5.00 t Jamies tythird street $1,000 in Jefferson Market Court charge of burglary. He took terrier. 0 by Patrick Golan, of 314 Forty-Atth sirect. Unable to buy’ it, he determined to get Possession of the terrier by Read and} charged | court today on a charee of mutinoys ein os “KOCH JANUARY SALE LADIES” san THE ENTIRE SAMPLE OF Three Leading Manufacterere OF FINE MUSLIN AND CAMBRIQ GOWNS, DRAWERS, SKIATS & CHEMISES: 39, 50, 79, 98, 1.19, 1,69. | At enaely-1-3 off from-wholecale glidebi =” Neglige Wrapper Gowns,>of coloved linen lawn, termmed ) with Val. lace...) Tbe er Cambric Corset Covers, f Ladies’ Outing Flan- Pe nel Skirts, each.... 22e, Also Travellers’ Sample Line . “R. & G.” CORSETS; at 59c. and 79c. * Regular price $1.00 and 61.80, Be, Dealing with us. Our guerdne « tee protects you, besides monep~ returned. ee Se Before consolidating our twe stores we offer double values — Suits (.'%) $16°& $202.05 renee: Fermotiy 6X6 w Gia’ © Trousers (ty) $46 $8). Overcoats (,<%,,) $18.& i ARNHEIM, Broadway and Ninth Bt, Bowery and Spring 8& - - Big bargains at Bowery store: on some unclaimed Surte, Overs coats and Trouser: BRIAR PIPE | GIVEN AWAY: | ff a0 MIXTURE. for &>. Every pipe stam DUKES MIXTURE oF < 2oz. Packaers 5¢ FURNITURE FOR SALE. perier wus Vise patasinae, magniteeas mater upright plano. Make off mirror. bedroom | sui morning carcying @ bundle of umbrellas valued $200, which had been sto! from the store Carl Weiss, at 86 Beaver street. fae akeleicn key were also found on Ward. Steve Raymond Hel $1,500, | Steve Raymond, arrested or @ charge of work the “panel on Leo Oppenhetmer, tm ents at Elghi nd Tw ments at Eighth ay ety ght ' street, was arraigned tn Court’ to-day, and held in’ $1,600 for examination tormorrow. _—_——_—_. “Lise the Man" Up Again. _ Flizabeth Bogan, allas “Lise the Man,” with homicide“ in having sed the death of Bridget Gorm: Mm ie nan. tha wife of Lee Fung, was before O'Meagher to-day Mrs, Bender, of the Repcue Band, at red. 17 Doyer street, appeared, ‘The pri was iereuded "by" Coundellor tel O'Reilly, After hearing the evidence of the ne, without leaving their seats, the fendered a verdict that Bi nan had met her death at the hai liza Hogan. ‘The latter was come mitted to the: Tombs. —————— Strong as an Ox Wher Drank. . John ‘Trenaxen, stewant-on--the tingtiat mathe Ing vessel Brend, which arrived from India two, weeks ago, was ischarged at Yorkville Pollee Frings pt. ob was the absence ane by ot ‘James. Jor, who is at the Imperial Hotel with gia, Trehagen ed the frst mate was put in P It required the ualted efforts and ght On board the ship to bind him, thrown into the hold. irone, | Trehagee, made. © $0tt) he we Dook or crovk., He said be pald 15 cents for the iaiahis —-- Ready for a Long Spell of Rain. Frank M. Ward was held fm the Tombs this wpreing upon & charge of burglary. "Ward was, “qadghs “at Beaver end Peart sizecty cariy thio! “Deen Hus Out Without Interfere: