The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1895, Page 5

—- /© — ma} ae reiaeeneceninicneniinetabdli benthic LASHED 10 A WRECK, The Coal Barge & Seth wh Low Ashore on Short Beach Bar. Five Poreins, Two Thought to Be} Women, Face Death. Six Ships Reported Lost and the Crews of Three Drowned. Five men stare cruel face to-day. death in the ‘They are lashed to the top of the cabin of a coal barge which is | stranded on Beach. the outer bar off Short shore at Fire Island on her stern, indicates that the stranded barge Beth Lo Three ‘ife-saving crews have made re- peated attempts to reach the wreck, but the surf has baMed them, and it is sald that the only way to reach the men is by a tugboat from the offshore side, The barge is fast breaking up, and is the the condition of the five men is pitt-| They have been drenched with! able. spray for keep them on the cabin have frozen to their ciothing and become a solid mass of ice. They appear to be exhaust and it ts feared that life will be ex- tinct when help reaches them. The ocean tug Santuit left port yes- terday, having in tow barges Seth Low and Ringleader, About 80 this morn- ing, the Santuit passed Sandy Hook, Ayurning, towing the Ringleader only. The Santit had & {ist to port, and pari of the hawser, to which the Seth Low had been fast, was towing astern of the Ringleader, About two Weeks ago the Santuit was towing the same barges, both of which at that time broke their hawsera and drifted away. The Santult put into Del- aware Breakwater, while the Ringleader Was towed to this port by a tug which Picked her up. The Seth Low, however, dia nou turn up until three days later, When sho came in in tow of the tug Leonard Richards, At noon it was reported from Fire Isl- | and that nothing remains of the barge above water but the cabin where the five persons are lashed. Two are thought to om e Ly FB, Dalzell, which spoke the Bantuit thi niorning, has gone to the rescue, Capt. H. ©. Denyce, of the Dalzell, said that he ‘spoke the Santuit at’ 6.30 o'clock this morning off Bandy Hook lightshiy, bound in, He said that the ale which blew with almost hurricane force was from the southwest, when the line trailing the Seth Low ‘parted. | ‘There was an enormous sea on, wh broke at Intervals over all three ves- nels. The barge drifted out of sight almost immediately, ‘The Sautult was so heav- | fly coated with Ice that her hull, spar and rigging were lost sight of, and only tae fey outlines remained. During the gale her cargo of coal had shifted, and she listed so heavily to port that her rail was almost to the water's edge, 2 P. M.—Capt. Chichester, of the Inlet station, has reached the wreck and ta- ken off those on board. Those on the beach think some of the crew were washed overboard and lost. —+> SIX SHIPS LOST. Many Wrecks Heported Along the Coast of England. LONDON, Jan, 14.—The Grimsby corre- spondent of The Times telegraphs that e@ steam tug reports that she towed the Italian bark Columbia, from Yarmouth, into the Humber River. The bark had Jost all her sails in the storm. She an- ehored in the river, and the tug de- parted. Afterwards the bark began to drag, and eoon drifted ashore and be- came a wreck. She had a crew of nine aboard, all of whom were drowned. Another vessel in the Humber foun- ered and al! hands were lost before assistance could reach them, Nothing was found to establish the identity of the vessel, The British steamer Rowan has found- ered in the Bay of Biscay, One of her boats, containing six survivors and two dead men, has been picked up. The other boat, which was launched with geven men, including the first officer, has been lost. The Italian bark Theresina, from Liv~ erpool for Trieste, has been wrecked near Strangford. The captain and sev- en of the crew were rescued. Three others were drowned. The brigantine Satis, to Sunderland, has been stranded Donnanook, Lincolnshire. The crew ‘were rescued by the rocket apparatus. An unknown brig has foundered off | Hale. Too Weak to Gr Wavh,, Jan. San Juan Isl ‘The crew perished. fe Lines, 14.—Tho steamer 1, while running from el. Two thrown poor fellows, but ly too benumbed with col posure to sclve them and were wash drowned. off and The weather foreca enuing at 8 Pot to-day and Tuesda fair, warmer, except slight rly winds th nger in the as indicated The annou Cleaning Depart For washing Dishes, 0] nothing | like Pearline. Why don't you begin the use of it in that way, if you're one of the timid sisters who still think that Pearline “eats the clothe can soak thins or two,and test it ii in it ior a year that Pearline can’t do any harm. But it won't eat your dishes, that’s sure, clog up the sink pipe. either, | as soap does. And that c! loudy | effect that you've probably noticed on cut glass and china its w aT G eum | t when it’s washed with soar ry that won't be there 1{ you wash it with Pearline, Beware of imitations, 412 JAMES PYLE, N.Y. She came ashore at 2 o'clock this | This | hours and the ropes which | from Rochester | at! Then you! every way, | until vou become convinced | {i it won't} GOOD SENSE. “Tean* afford it," said a housekeeper recently to the clerk who was urging her totny a brand of baking powder, | 1g, Cat's afford te 2"" Ne eat: «Why tt | Se a 8 does not cost Lalf as much as Cleveland's | @ | baking powder that you ordered.'? 3 ONE IN $ | “Perhaps uot at first,” she replied, | @ “but one poor cake or pan of bitter bie: | i$ JANUARY. é | cull that the folks won't eat, of that @ 1 make them sick if they did, will , C4SSSSSO8O8 | more than make the difference.”” | Right. Cleveland's baking powder is | the best and most economical in the end. SOLONS WASTE TIME, | Legislators Have Done Little Work at Albany. Assemblyman Nixon's Resolution to Expedite Busin | Bill to Provide Storm Protection | for Motormen, | Special to The Evening Worl.) | Jan, 14.—There were never so many members of the Legislature at the Capitol on a Monday morning in twenty years as there was to-day, The shortage in the pass crop was respon- sible for It. Statesmen are constitu- tionally opposed to paying railroad fare, and when Dr Depew's Santa Claus for- jwot his bag of gifts this year, nearly fifty Senators and Assemblymen got mad jand wouldn't go home, They have been killing time since the adjournment on Thursday by blackguarding everybody and everything in sight, and projecting reforms. ‘The only sensible suggestion inteniled to turn the pass famine into some proift to the people of the State is the one | contained in the resolution to be intro- duced by Assemblyman Nixon, of Chau- This, as “The Even-| * suggested last week, is in- tended to prevent the continued wasting of time. It provides that the Legislature shall hold six sessi in alternate weeks, instead of working about one full day in every week, In spite of the fact that fifty legisia- tors were in town, not a single commt tee meeting has been held this session, except by the Senate Committee on Rules, and the session to-night is likely to be cut short by the lack of business. |The Assembly Committee on Cities will | get down to work to-morrow, when the jfirst hearing of the Power of Removal Dill will be granted to representatives of New. York Cl | Assemblyman Write ox, of Cayuga County, has drafted a bill to amend the railroad law by adding a new section to Section 111 to provide that every corporation or person operating a street railway in the State shall cause the front platform of every car propelled ‘by electricity or cable to be screened, or inclosed, #0 as to fully protect from the wind and storm any persorm em- ployed as motorman during the months of November, December, January, Feb- ruary and March. Violations of this new amendment shall be liable to a penalty of $2% a day for each car used without protecting screens. GOVERNOR TO DINE HERE. He and Mrs, Morton Left Thin Morning. ALBANY, Jan. 14,—Governor and Mrs. | Morton left for New York to-day at an early hour, They will attend a dinner 0 be given this evening by Mr. anid Mrs, Cornelius Vanderbilt, and will re- | turn to-morrow afternoon ‘in time to at- tend a reception to be given, to-morrow evening by Adjutant-General and Mrs. McAlpin, Albany SS | COCKRAN AND C CROKER. The Two Great Enemies tn Day, but No Fight. | Bourke Cockran's return to this city has set the politicians to talking again about the probability of a personal en- counter between the Congressman and Richard Croker, Aside from this there [1% much of interest in Mr. Cockran's | visit so the political tipsters say, | The Congressman was seen this morn- | ing and asked what significance, if any, his visit had, “I am here to attend to some law busi- | ness," he answered, cautiously. | Mr. Cockran could not be made to| talk about the differences between him jand Mr. Croker. “You must really ex- cuse me from entering upon that Ject,” he ® Mr. Croker “was seen with ex-Mayor Gilroy ‘at’ 11 Broadway shortly after noon, and said he had not heard of Mr. Cockran coming to town, “Do you think you will see him?" was won't chase him," replied Mr, Croker. rrell Theresa's Church, of ring In ace and Prank honswas des J. Cormi Rev of €, f ee ee as Prominent Arrivals, Two Specia THE WORLD: MONDAY & aD CLOTHIERS. about One-Half Regular Prices. hold our regular trade and maintain tho reputation of our goods. In Midsummer, when most people have bought Summer clothes but before the demand has ceased—we get into compact shape what w Summer Goods, put down the prices, advertise it and SELL OUT. conditions prevail, we handle what is left of our FALL AND WINTER This is our method—and we don't care who knows it. our salesmen to work off the old at the price of new. TO-MORROW STARTS OUR FIRST GREAT Lasting 5 Days Only DOWNTOWN STORE OPEN UNTIL 7 P.M. | UPTOWN STORE ¢ Let us state here that all these goods were made for this acason's tra and that we guarantee the reliability of every ga clothing at all times. OVERCOATS. correct length and styles—silk, satin, and cloth lined, ‘la. “tee All that were $15, $18 and $2). All that were $25.09 and $30,00. Among the coats offered at $18.50 will be found the fa. mous “KENT,” the most popular garment of the sea son. The h Carr's lined SUITS. We have these In endless variety of cloths and style—| single and double-breasted; the new Cut away Sack, and the | Doyetailed Frock—the fashionable garment for dress; the whole stock has been divided into two J ots, Oe S| All that were 1} that were $15.00 to $18.00. $20.00 to 885.00. | quatity | and ot mer 9) cloths, The s conta! NG, . JANUARY 14, 1 Clothing Sales a Year. $ : e é é 6SSeessees This Sale will clear out Fall and Winter'|- Stock of Overcoats, Ulsters, Business and Dress Suits, Trousers, &c. Our Regular High-Grade Goods only, at an Average Reduction to EVERY SEASON we open up a clean new stock of stylish clothing, sell it at right prices, when sales hogin to drag, In Midwinter, when the san 3 We think it is better than to carry along from season to season a mixed stock of old and new goods, depending upon the keenness of Je, and for our own trade, ent absolutely, the same as we do all of our ) $ A 25 I rr re ee e Every overcoat we have in the store will be found in one of these three lots—they are in all the fashionable cloths, eoee All that were £35.00 and 840.00. ($25.50) include Montagnacs, and cloth We have always made a specialty of medium-priced, y coats and vests, of Vi $ 75 All go at 10. one price. Were 612,50, $15.00, and $20,00, PB ie es % 1895. Stern Bros. will offer to-morrow the following on Values athe nachna HI | ONE IN $ AUGUST Comfortables nd Blankets 50 Cases Sateen Down Comfortables 6 by 6. in new $3.65 and exclusive designs, at Regular value $4.75. have left of Spring anc ‘TOCK in the same way. California and Eastern Blankets 3.25 3.1/5 10 /4 at SALE OF 1895, JPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. "A at 5.00 *6.95 Below Regular Prices. West 23d St. wear igher-priced coats Meltons, and Kerseys, throughout with silk Remember March. rate Thereafter B'way and Ninth St. only, closing out at half price. |Suits (ot) $16 & $20, Formerly $25 to © 10. TrOUSEFS (order) $4 & $5, Formerty 87 Overcoats (o/3..) $18 & $20, fin ana, Thiet, Clays, Diagonal, ined unusual value at their for- TROUSERS. Hundreds of patterns— the most fastidious will find some- thing to sult them in this assortment, se parated, like the | All that were &7.00, All that were $5.00 and $6.00. $3.00, 89,00. Your pick of them—TIrish 41. OO All that were $15.00 and $18.00, ULSTERS. Beaver, among them the new Dress Ulster, sold exclusively | Formerly 925 te 840. ARNBEIM Broadway and Ninth St. Bowery and Spring St. C2272 e, Chinchilla, elton and ‘16. 25 that were Big Bargains at Bowery store on some unclaimed Suits, Over- coats and Trousers. We have given you the prices; they look small “on pape This is the confidence we have in our goods. DOWNTOWN back and get your mon>y. UPTOWN: KEPT IN A CELL ILLEGALLY. | No Money 2 you SaTiery v1 who has been more than two kept in th montha under a cha firs: etter from plaining that he was ui- jo to get a Hearings and he at once Anderson, of Detroit; = | comm 1. Q Brown, F, | pt, We Hundred and Seveath street ana fventy-one me erveli at One Third avenue yesterday rere ar-| att The | it for trial tn of the | mill’ very. low, Norbury, member® was this morning —— --- Death of Broker J. F. | Tne death of J. aunounved » Normandie Arrives: The Freach line steamship, La Normandie, ar- norming from Havre, As she b River to her dock abont | ited & Yeausiful apectacle, | 4 houre tre her | en Sit * |. Le Abbe A. Papillyi ROTHING SYR Cor elle ig wodveus tue guan wud Altay all pala, 2c, * of rene [That Is tne only pi mate an investigation of the matter Whi kned In court, on Nov, 2 | last, he Wae without money to pay coun- sel,” Lawyer William Sanford Law Volunteered to defend him, MeCai was accused of firing a pistol through doorway. No one was hurt, and Mr. | qyose who cannot call can write of any propositon of terms Lawson succeedwd in getting him “ac We allow the vatiroag fur» sath way. co his decision the Recorder aaiit: That w the city of New York should be kept 1a prigon for two tnonths 1 without warrant of law or color is most eztraoniingry, ‘That there must have been culpable nexll-, gence resting upon some department. or ome ofiicial there can be no question. How the Commissioners of C Correction could keep you without a commitment FT fail to ui stand, It only demonstrates how n sary it 1s for the letter as well form of law to be scrupulous teetion af the cit: McCaffrey.” Ain, RDAY 4 Excine Arrents wen, You are dischar; a well-dr was found lying on the steps of the ed man, on the United States Hotel, at Fulton and Pearl nits Sor of ibe nel bulldlug as Tae cies | streets, yesterday morning by Policeman 4 Hroadway, fell to the tenth ew i] Edwards, and was severeiy i ‘| Gay was unable to move, so Edwards alled an ambulance. Ambulance Sur- eon Ford, of the Hudson Street Hous: man found tn fore. Gay was take and locked up. diately, and wa: eral hours sume condition once be to the police station je went to sleep imme- not disturbed for sev- ———__ ,” but they look smaller ON THE|* ~ GOODS. We shall have a bargain for you if you come in witheut delay. fit, durability, and the best workmanship, and if you are not satisfied with your pugchase, bring it Fulton Building, Fulton & Nassau Sts. 160,162&164 East 1 25th St., near 3d Ave. | WARE TAF RIGHT PARTY J. % S. BAUMANN’S: AMERICA’S GREATEST CREDIT HOUSE, COWPERTHWAIT & CO., Evervthing for Housekeeping. Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Lamas, Baby Carriazes, Ollcioths, Stovas, Pictures, Clocks, Portiares, Crockary, Refrizeratars and Tinwar3, We gyarantee perfect QowPERTH Warr, “RELIABLE” CARPETS. ye found that | win Ifee Down priven clnew 104, 106 and 108 West Lith Sty NEAR OTIL AVE, BROOKLYN STORES FLATRUSH AVE., NEAR FULTON ST, 4 eam, will receive prompt atti Oul-atetown 9479° on 4 On Ss F Overturns « Wagon, nt Established in 185 gine to JA, Dab, ow d ireot, Brooklyn, wan P F él of t BRAND CALIFORNIA: WINES. Produced from best foreign varie tles of grapes, superior to double- 4 import We offer wines ty years old, nursed ur own cellars, SOLD BY ALL DEALERS, The Sea Gives Up Its Dead. he body of 4m unknown men, which bad ea nut kM ay ML the dacmaan went # STUDIO," wax found at South Amboy, N J., this to the cell and feuod wien as he wane tite morning by Waller Munday, 4 young Saherma Ps unconscious, A call was sent out im i ee A loitee giltrened 19, Patrick Christie, aston, Got, coming to the station, ex- | Si rgine sit nw E Wak Bros he found “ont The re: nd saw he was dead, yy autopsy” wall be held to-day. AT 1268 BROADWAY drvduuoa Ai. “METHOD "of antiatic | were + WV W0 We Adipisaion tie bevw ta the ‘open dal © beng “been “J za Premier: aman. ane “eae ortinatly | | JACKSON'S. Lately at 777 B: 6" Ave. CLEARING SALE. Wrappers, Prices and Values Unprecedented. re OUR $1.50 WRAPPERS aT I8C. Edreton wrappers made like cut, full width, large ves, tive patterns. Ansorted lot of Wrappers.) in Kobtan Suitings, Vander:) mere Cloths, and a few tw) Cashmeres, the Cashmeres, being slightly soiled, were Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, in pink, blue, red, gray,black, atylinhly made, were $2.49; now, BEST %&CO pael an Boys’ Clothing. Reduced Prices. Boys’ Double Breasted Suits, $4.50, Former prices $8.75 to $8.00, Boys’ Cape Overcoats, $4.75; Former prices $#,00 to $10.00. Boys’ and Youtha’ Ulsters, *6.75, 9.75, Wore $17.50. $77, 75) Were $18.00. To close out broken lots. Were $11.25, 60-62 West 23d St. ROPOLITAN ¢ A eGRAND, OPERA. under the dire att B ABREY and MAURICE Cayailerta Rusticana Wed. Ev'g. Jan 18, debut of Svbil Massenet’s opera, Manua, fan Tae Ue Atricaine. Jan 9 Faust, . 13, at popular prices, Rigoletto, ert Mun, ‘Evel, don. 41, Mugucaots (great cast). [ron #P.M TONY PASTOR AND FINE ( DOLCORUUKY, FOUGERE, Banh i raed Leon's Singing Doakeys, 40 Rooter & BIAL’ 5. To “Night, = Wed, and Sat.at NEXT WEEK-EFFIE ELLSLER IN DORIS ENN Mate 2 RONIGHE om 1g Tene ATHE, Bi way, co S18 Mat Kat i i WilTE LE, RO Mat Sat SND Mts” KENDAL | STANDALD Sueatte TOO MUCH "JOHNSO With Wiliua and Company. BROADWAY THEATRE.y,, #4!%°" yenings at 3. Matinee Saturday at 2 THE GREAT EUROPEAN SUCCESS, _MME. SANS-CENE. Rrouiway | Weltney Opere Co. HERALD S33 1 ROB ROY. | SQUARE ie x vie sat, Mat Ww MBS P ves. 8.15, Toe, PRO iGab, ve PALM. A, Betas ae “PHB 'RATAL' CARD. ERIAL MUSIC HALL. MAT. TO-DAY. "GREAT VAUDEVILLE. Hila Mula Dancers, Joe Flynn and others HARLEM OF Mat = a tu We ( “FROU {ersars, Pr ite CAMILEL AMERICAN THEATRE, Matinee saturday. WILSUN GANRETT lnsnven Frinday Nex w NiBLU's. GERMANIA THEATRE. EVERY NIGHT. THe Wee Sa Mat. AUGaT ER NeW YORK BREWER Wap out supers interference from Watteau back, attrac.) 6th Ave. and 18th St JACKSON'S Gih Ave, and 18th St. u, HIGHT, double bilk, two operas, Lucta. and janderson. TONY PASTOR'S, TO-NIGHT | MAGGIECLINE RETURNED. le BGs, we | | GRAN Pnaepny AANLONS SUPERBA aue wevond Gay or te great troll : luo "rsa: tund”bin se ‘ roadway, Now at «. 19% Tea Gowns our $3.98, $5.98, $6.98 WRAPPERS, All-wool Caxbmeres,: - 4 All.wool Flannels Eiderdowns, Sex Flannels; vario styles, some like out. | _ A lot of Silk Neglizees, lcashmere and German) Fisnoel Wrappers, atti tive styles, were $5.08 to) e | #755 all at.. TEA one | in Silk and other fine materials, beautifully | trimmed. ‘$6.98 to $25.00 ee Amusements. 4 LEGGED NUBER'S GIRL satan I Bowen, and Armless We and everything eae Uno, Snake i Others. Theatre—Double how. Japanese bp 4TH AVENUE MUSEUM, © ooRIs Netween 27h at Sy re Moore's Sieam Man, Rattlesnake Ralstem, S, . is dit nd Ida, trick elt in riginal ; M MA 0 tere Sunday trom Tuntl i0'P. Me f nmap ii ACADEMY ee The. Cotton n King. Brives 91.00, 7B Weds unl 5s i dy abe Bee FORMASCE Wihtts mp iiiTHEAY THe EASE NONSTER ‘Ont i mot | wet Li lOUN BUSAN. Brooklyn “Amusements, _ DARKEST RUSSIA m mat ee vind BAT IPTG" Raterved Bante et I1GHT— THE POWEROF GOLD - INNIS NEW PARK Wis BRACE OTS. ta ee | WS. GRACE SKINNER, «ana xtra ‘be SRAUMONT AMPHION. , Ere ‘HOYI'S A TEXAS STEER, |GRAND SHiisnayer Sa | atten |"! oh eae atom __| COLUMBIA, etc Retea? iN THE POLITE ve EMPIF oF hest references, pred tising al 1189 Broadway DLDING-BED. dows, 50c, courte een all business Apply room 9, !ncloned. ti worth $30, mK BWINS, W DYICE FI all lawsuits "HOW 10 Ad. cal Hiypn ‘ANTED of Harry Littie, ae Picase address James litle. . New York City. SAVE Pictures framed iq ner at abort notice; 7% rolaied nt factory Prices Lincoln, $2 John st., 16 Kaow you & ne ‘and the Polmin; toe ra Lace J is