The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1895, Page 5

“ . : 0 oF n . ‘| ) ——=s, : —— OSIONS _ KILL SCORES, od Lines Lost at Butte, Mont., Now Estimated at from 16 to 100. THREE BLASTS OF DEATH, Powder Explodes in a Burning Warehouse and Causes Frightful Havoo. VICTIMS HORRIBLY MANGLED. Soene of the Disaster Strewn with Mutilated Remains—150 Injured. BUTTE, Mont., Jan. 16,—From seventy- five to one hundred persons, it is now es- timated, were killed by a powder ex- Plosion here lest night. The number of wounded 1s believed at this hour to be at least 150. At o'clock last night the Fire Department responded to a call from box 72, the call of death to nearly the entire Department. The fire was either in the store of Kenyon Connell, or the Butte Hardware Company's warehouse, ‘and both contained powder. There was @ rumor that there was powder .n the bulldings, and this reached the ears of the firemen as soon they Teached the scene, but it was denied, and after a moment's hesitation they Degan fighting the fire, At 10.08—the men had barely started to work—there was an explosion which shook Butte to its very foundation, ‘The powder in the warehouse blew up, spreading death and ruin to all who were near. It is belleved that in the first explosion only three firemen were killed. There were heroes among the specta- tors, however, and as soon as the stun of the shock passed away, while some ran in terror, many immediately began pulling the mutilated bodies of the fire- men and injured from the proximity of the flames. From al over the city peo- ple began moving towards the fire, and the crowd had greatly increased within five minutes. Just about that length of time after the first explosion, a second explosion almost equal in volume to the first heightened the terror all over the city and spread death ang desolation among scores of citizens. Parts of bodies were hurled hundreds of feet away. A man near the Northern Pacific water tank war almost struck by the leg and thigh of a human being, driven by the force of @ynamite from the fearful scene. There were still heroes left to help the shrieking wounded and the groan- ing. There had been two explo- sions and there might be more. Therc were rumors of carloads of powdgr in the vicinity, besides that stored in the ‘warehouses, Five minutes later a third explosion occurred, but it was a mild one, and it is believed that very few, if any, were injured by it, The disaster had all oc- curred in fifteen minutes, t most hor- rible quarter of an hour in Butte's his- tory. ‘The scene after the explosions resem- bled a field of battle more than anything else. The dead were strewn everywhere, and the cries and groans of the injured and dying presented a scene altogether unearthly, Blood and brains were spat- tered about. Legs and arms and pleces of flesh and entrails were scattered around. It was sickening. Between the ‘Northern Pacific and the Great Northern depots, a space of 300 feet, the ground was literal.y covered with parte of human beings, and with the dead and injured. ‘The scene was one of utter and deso- late destruction. Houses in the vicinity were badly wrecked, as if a cyclone had struck them. One of the rescuing \corps. gathered” twenty-seven dead bodies in one place. Eight were in Another, Two and three were in groups ‘here and there, The rescuers pulled Still quivering bodies from the debris, the mutiated beings still groaning while legs and arms had been torn off. (Bhapeless trunks quivered and died in the arma of the living. The work of rescule was prosecuted in earnest. ery veh in the elty was brought into service to carry away the scores of dead and the hundreds ‘of injured. The hospitals were filled. |The spare rooms in the hotels were ‘taken and private houses were thrown open where It was SEAry. MThe hose wagon crew, Chief Cameron, Assistant Chief Skan, Sam Ash, Ed Bloan, Dave Moses, Dave Magee’ and fack Flannery, aie all supposed to have yet their live: Magee was the driver and remained with the Wagon about forty yards away, while Flannery was at the bydrant, The hook and ladder {was manne by George Fifer and Pete ‘oan, of the ret Department, and ‘Willlam Orr, a Chief ‘Cam- eron Wirected the we the building, nd while some of t n hauled a line of hose aong the others started to tear off the iron covering of the build- ing so that they could get at the flames. Just as they had succeeded In tearin off a part of the covering and &n entrance the first explosi blinding sheet of flame fore A th lfrom its fastenings, ant shot a hundred feet into tne ar, ‘This was f cond of deadly silence, eeconwfal roar, carrying with it an Tation to those who, closely surrot The death trap and destruction on every hand. wiehts in the undertaking estab Menments this morning are horribl ° re crowded with heaps of human feon® Hi ‘A ‘e as a half a head ant 4 ad unk below it; In anothe mutilate ‘armless. and legless trunk HWwith the face distigured beyond all pose Bibpity of recognition, | Sea: Mimber of dead will’ probaly Erect veknown, ‘There are twelve dead f the Bitter undertaking room: Sherman. Forty-three wounle piisla. on: eeniee ; conditio 3 eritleal conpt will he made to complete i identification of the dead unui the are in the hoa- ght-of them in a dead who ivare all cared for, The dead w Piured wy identified at 6 o'clock this morning are: J. B, MILLER, attorney, Salmon City, Mahe, 3D. CAMERON, Fire Marshal, GPORGE FIPER. fireman. JACK SIAN, fireman. WILLIAM M'GEE, 66. E. TRACEY. FRED_KREMBACK 2d. BNIGH oman, MIKE MBAD. WILL SMITH. GEO WALTON. Butte Hardware Company. 1 ly any of fhe corpses were recognizable, and the ten t the Montana and nineteen at the EL ASH. PETER NORLING. JAMES O'LEARY. MILES DONALD, WILLIAM PIERCE ALBERT GODDARD. GEORGE HOLLOWAY. DAN HICKEY. CW. ENGLISH. CHARLES ASHTON. Wo H. NOLAN. PAUL HANSON, RLMER GREEN. GEORGE WILSON STEVE DE LONGHEREY. Hours after the explosion the fire was still burning and the stench of con- suming bodies was terrible, Forty-four bodies have been recovered, and as many more, {t in feared, are still In the ruins. The fire is supposed to be of Incendiary origin, as there was no fire , so far as known, about the place, A’ body was takengfrom the ruins this morning and ldentMed as that of Chief Cameron, of the Fire Department, The Mayor has called @ meeting of citizens. INHALED GAS ALL NIGHT. Five Persona Overcome in a Rut- gern Place Houre. Five persons were overcome by gas this morning in a house at 15 Rutgers place. Two of them, Samuel Cohen, twenty-two, and Jacob Scholkey, sixteen, may die, The gas escaped from u defec- tive pipe in the basement, about which the tenants had already complatned At noon yesterday the strong odor of gas was first detected. Then Adelstein & Avrutine, who conduct a wire and iron works in the basement, sent word to the Consolidated Gas Company in Hester street that the leak would have to be looked after. Later In the after- noon, when nothing had been done by the Gas Company, the landlord of the house, Simon Brandt, sent another message to the Hester street company, but no attention was paid to it. ental Bat ACCIDENTS OF A DAY. Slippery Stairs Start the List of Injuries Karly This Morning. Policeman John Farrell, of the East Fifty-firat street station, fell and fractured several ribs while ag down a stairway to try a basement door at 4 Park avenue at 1 o'clock this morning. Mary Brady, aged forty years, fell from the second story of the house where she lives, 652 West Forty-seventh street, at 6 o'clock this morn- ing. and was internally Injured. Samuel Cohen, twenty-two years old, and Jacob atkey, sixteen years old, of 15 Rutgers place, were removed lo Gouverneur Hospital at 7 o'clock this morning, suffering from gas asphyxiation, A Debauch That Ended in Death. FORT LEE, N. J., Jan. 16,—The brick barge J. W. Gillies, of Hackensack, was destroyed by fire at midnight at the Block dock. A woman whose name is unknown was burned to death. Rdward Ruxsell, of Haverstraw, N. ¥., crossed the Fort Lee ferry at 5 P.M, last evening in company with a woman about five feet three Inches in height and twenty-eight yours of axe, She was a brunette und plainly dressed. ‘The boly was found in the ing in one cor- The wi had Iv. heen fully leg are burned. bout the body. He sent to Mantattan Hospital in New York. Russell and the woman were more or leas under the tnfluence of liquor, and probably upset a kerosene lamp. The barge was owned by Gillie & Chapman, brick manufacturers, and wan valued at $2,000, Montana Man on the Horror. (Special to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. Irwin, a prominent citizens of Montani ashing- ton, mpeaking of the fearful disaster at Butte this morning: en We Indicted some fifteen promi: within the city limits, It ol ‘The disaster will probabiy exceed the re Explosion Destroys Gi ‘orks, MALDEN, Mass, Jaz 16—At midnight the works of the Malden and Meirose Gas Light Com- pany, were compictely destroyed by an explosion, and ‘the gas light systems of Melrose and this city were paralyzed. Tho cause of the explosion is unknown. Patrick F, Bolan waa badiy burned. Roller Explosion Kills Two. PITTSBURG, Jan. 16.—Two men were killed and two injured in a boller explosion at the Homestead Steel Works this morning. a Lost a Fortune at Faro. An application for a bill of particulars in the sult of Fred W. Settle and Alene Settle against John Daly, Jam to-day disclosed an attempt to recover $20,284.26, Alleged to have been lost at faro, poker and other gambling games run by O'Connor and Daly from January, 1889, to August, 181, in this city. William Settle {a trustee of Pred W. and. Aleoe Settle under the will of Mary B. Settle, In the Superior Court, ‘before Judge | Dugro, to-day. Friend & House, for O'Connor, applied tor’ bill ot particulars, to specify times and places and the games aud devi Alleged Set t Deeche said to have been lose Dugre ree served decision Justice Ryan, at Yorkville Police Court, treat: ed the spectators to a surprise this morning by playing the game known as “21,"" oF "Vingt-et-un,”* Special Officers Collins and Crowe, of Capt. Strauss's Precinct, raidet a gambling hall, East Seventy-third street, In which the game was plaved.. They arrested Frank Holonbel as proprietor and four players, Holenbek was held for trial In $500 bail. Lawyer Maa" Stelnert wanted to be taught the game, but the Judge hin out, saying, “It's a bad game to oe Ella Block's Entertainment, An entertainment and reception tendered to Misa Ella Block, the fifteen-year-old elocution- fat, at the Lexington As Rooms, Fifty. eighth street and Third WI take plac to-morrow evening, Mi ho does im: for charity, will give cause. She will | rw Will be arsisted in the entertainment by Lydia, the wonderful child actress: the siaterg, pictorial dancers; Fellx Jelineck, come: diaa; iitle Belle and Milton Moria, character skeiches, and several others, : — mps Do Such Funny Thin, George Laurence, who saya he ts homeless himself night in a pew tn the Holy Redeemer, on East & poor-box hela him in . 4 colored tramp, was for three montti« by Justice Grady for bullding a fire in the cellar Of 89 Division street, to warm himself — = ‘Transfiguration Charch, ‘Thin will be the last night of the Play in the basement of the Transt Chureh, 21 Mott street, and ext ts hoped, Will help to AI the ho You Shiver and say: ‘I’m taking cold.” But you shiver because your system is weak and cannot resist outside in- fluences. Scott’s Emulsion EE the Cream ot Cod-Liver Oil and hypophosphites will clothe your bones with solid flesh and build you up so you won't take cold ¢ hysicians, the world over dorse it, Don't be deceived by Substitutes ! Prepared by Soott @ Bowne, N.Y. Al) druggiste, Thind $2.88 in penn hall to-day. Thomas B: dont to the island to-d tivity ration attractions, it san of the Grand Jury at Butte four for storing giant powder and other ked the but they have become negligent O'Connor and William Settle THE WORLD: WEDNES mes VO He Springs Into the Breach as the Mayor’s Spokes. mao in the Senate. LNELY TILT WITH CINTOR, New York's Mayor Has Indorsed All the Reform Bills of the LXX, ROBERTSON ON LANDMARKS. He Introduces a Bill to Preserve the State's Picturesque Features. (Spectal to The Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan. 16.—Boss Platt left town this morning at 9 o'clock and both houses of his Legislature got down to work at 11, or at least began to talk abcut work at that hour. The Asembly Committee on Rules re- ported a compromise resolution provid- ing that that body hold sessions on al- ternate Saturdays, beginning Feb. 18. ‘The introduction of the resolution pre- cipitated an acrimonious debate con- cerning the work to be done during the in which the proposed reform were threshed over from a partisan standpoint. In the Senate the question of Mayor Strong's representative or spokesman in the Legislature came up during a discussion over the reference of com- mittees of bills affecting New York City. Senators Lexow and Cantor indulged in a spirited harangue over the matter, and Senator Lexow sprang into the breach as the first desigated spokesman of the Mayor. The subject of the Mayor's represen- tative Is agitating the members of both Committees on Cities, to which all pro- posed New York City legislation is re- ferred. During the discussion in the Senate, this morning, Senator Lexow, in reply to a question from Mr. Canto: Seventy. Chairman O'Grady, of the Assembly he Evening World” correspondent that the uncer- tainty as to the identity of the Mayor's spokesmen in the Assembly was causing Committee on Cities, told @ good deal of annoyance. “L wish that the Mayor,” he said, ‘would let us know the name or names of the Republican Assemblymen from New York who are officially authorized to speak for him, There are seventeen Republican Assemblymen from New York, and almost every one of them the Mayor has approved measures relating to New York City claims thi thi pave been introduced, Mayor's preference as to his repre: that he enjoys that distinction. “I wish ‘you would i attention to the matter.” Chairman O'Grady introduced in the Assembly a bill providing that the May- ors of all second and third class cities shall fix a day upon which public hear- ings shall be held to discuss special laws introduced in the Legislature and relat- ing to such cities, Such hearings shall be advertised, and the Mayor shail certity to the Legisluture at the conclusion of them whether or not his city desires the bill to become a law, ‘A bill providing for such hearings in first-class cities was introduced last week. Senator Robertson, of Peekskill, to- day introduced a bili appointing a ‘com- mission to preserve the historic, scenic and picturesque points of interest and landmarks in the Btate. The bill was introduced at the instance of J. Win- field Scott, of the New York Historical Boclety. It names as members of the Commis- sion, forty prominent citizens of the among whom are Andrew H. State, Green, Horace Porter, Chauncey M. De- pew, Oswald Ottendorfer, J. F. Dept ster, Frederick K. Talmadge, John M. Franel Babcock, the Rev. Mor: 4 ‘an Rensselaer Cruger, ( C. Beaman, J. 8, T. Stranahan and B, F. ‘Tracy. Among the bills introduced in the As. gan Dt sembly to-day was one to_ incorporate the New York Zoological Boctety, and providing for the setting aside of land for the purpose north of One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street. It names thirty- six prominent New Yorkers, including John H, Starin, F. 8. Church, W. F. Havemeyer, Corneilus Van Cott ‘and Meyer Swayne ax incorporators. The Assembly was in session two hours. COMMITTEE ON RULES. Its Report Calling for Dally Sittings Loat, 36 to 7: ALBANY, Jan, 16, report by Mr, Ainsworth, from the Com- mittee on Rules on Mr. Nixon's resolu- tlon providing that after J. House sit six days a week and every alternate week thei Mr. Howe's day in the we M. he report of the Commitiee on Rule was in the form of a resolution prov ing for six sessions per Feb. 18 and alternate we Messrs, Brush opposed ‘the r Howe and Wr. eit She re port was defeated —y 28; nays, 74 The following bills were introdu afte essrs, Nix Mr. Chambers—Amending the town law by lim. sof court to ex iting town meetings to one Miro M, Porbidding the act price of as $1.25 per ‘thousand having # million population by th Wieman—Forbidding ar avenue, Brooklyn, Also street railroad in cities of over tants (o run vars faster chan 6 tulles per hour Ms, Bell—Authorizing trustees of charitable so- cleties to hold and Invest funds Mr. Rockwell-Reducing all railroad fares to the fare ob 2 ‘cents per mile. Also, red the Long Island Ratiroad ber mile, ‘Mr. Gray—Amending generally the town eve tion law. ada for the use ew. York ‘Norton—Making with canes game as Ih clvil cases ‘Mr. Madden—Prohlbiting at gas per 1.000 feet in Long Inland City Mr. Favey—Power of Removal bill. Mr. Wieman-—Fixing all telegraph rates eof the City nigh Mr, Madden—Reducing te price of gas furnished the same by the Rast River Gas Company price aa that charged if it enters Mr. O'Grady from the C tee, reported Mr. Lawson’ York. bill, known as the Procedure bill, relating to cities of the first class. He asked that the 111 be read a second and third times. it was found that the bill had not been on the desks calendar days, and Mr. O'Grady's mo- said that the Mayor had indorsed all of the re- form bills presented in the Legislature under the auspices of the Committee of ve not been informed as to the n= tative, and am compelled to accept the word of the member who assures me Il the Mayor's The first’ matter which came before the House was a 21 the fter, together with stitute for sessions each k except Sunday from 1 ning nd Miles ¥. FP. Schulz—Allowing the Commission Lice of Brooklyn to appoint seven surgeons Miller—authorta procuring of new ma teen in criminal Increased price for one cent a word for day messages and 11-8 cents for Commit- if the members three whole Strongest Evidence Yet Offered to the Skill of Drs. Copeland and Gardner, CATARRH OF THE STOMACH, In showing accuracy of diagnosis and palns- taking, skilful treatment no testimony is so pertl- nent as that coming from several members of the sanie family, each one testifying toa cure in hie own case, ‘The testiinony of prominent people, of Clergymen and priests of the Catholle Church, ‘of Senators and men prominent in political Ife, ‘of Millionaires and men prominent in business life, haa beon published espectally to show that the Copeland treatment, although so low aa to be within the reach of the poorest, tn sought for by | those bigh tn atation and rich in purse; or, in ® | word, that professional services to be exception: | ally meritorious need not be exceptionally ex- | pensive, Such lustances ax those following, how: ever, where two, three members of thesame fans ily testify, prove more, ‘They prove that Drs. Copeland Gardner not only cure tsolated cases here and there, single forms of Catarrh easily amenable to treatment, but that two or thre or four people coming together and repre- senting different forms of Catarrh can depend upon their akill for complete and permanent cure. ‘They prove that Dra. Copeland and Ga ner cure not only In one case but In all cares that are curable, if the patients follow the treat- ment faithfully. For Instance, the case of SENATOR ROSS, of pe May Court- House, N. J., was a almple one of Catarrh of the head and throat; bis wif th affecting the general system, and his ters, Bronchial Catarrh. ‘The published ‘evidence shows how successful Dra. Copeland and Gardner were in all three cases. week Mr J. H. CASHATT, 867 Colum. bus avenue, New York, testified to his cure of Catarrh of the Stomach, his wite to the cure of Catarrh of the head, throat and stomach, and his son to the cure of Catarrh of the head and throat, Capt & G. STOOTHOFF, 248 14th at, South Brovklyn, testified toa cure not only in his own cane, but that of hia son, who resides at Salem, Maas, and whom he brought to the care of Drs, Copeland and Gardver. Mra KE. T, SIMMONS, 105 Vroom at., Jersey City Heights, stated not only that Dra Cope Jand and Gardner had cured her of Catarrh of the head and throat, but that they cured her son of Bronchial Catarth complicated with Asthma, Tt is to much testimony aa this even more than to the testimony of those who are prominent in thelr various walks of Iife that the attention of thone who are really anxious to know what methods of treatment can be confidently relied upon to effect a cure should be intelligently directed. THE NEW LUNG TREATMENT, the New Lung Treatment has avi the testimony of Mra. D. J. Ross, 248 Channcey at. Brook: She enya: “1 se weak at times that Ic ralse my band. My throat wan full of ulcers, come as large as ten-cent pieces ner’s office 1 In the firat two mont! twelve pounds in weight, and to-day I You may call ita miracle; you may call it what you pleases Lam telling you imple truth,’ made a special order for to-morrow morning. Mr. Lawson's Forelgn Flag bill was reported favorably by Mr. Houghton from the Committee on Federal Rela- tions. Mr. Ainsworth presented a report of the ‘Committee on Rules, which was amended to comply with the provisions of the revised Constitution. The report was adopted. Mr. Conkling prevented a resolution that the Committee on Judiciary be au- thorized and directed to report to the opinion of the sald Committee, the law- ful right to reapportion the Congres- sional districts of the State, Adopted The Chair handet down the report of the Board of Arbitration and Mediation. Ordered, printed. Mr. O'Grady obtained unanimous con- sent’ to Introduce a bill providing for public hearings before the Mayor and local authorities on special bills relating to cities of the second and third classes, ‘The bill was ordered to a second read- ing and made a special order for Tu day next after the reading of the jour- nal. ‘Adjourned to 11 A. M. to-morrow. SENATE’S SHORT SESSION. Reynolds's Bill Limits Brooklyn's Electric Light Contracts. ate to-day Senator Robertson presented & petition from the fonal League for the Protection of American Institu tons, praying that in the interest. of fr fucation the Legislature enact a law requiring a schol hus to be aken in all cities In the State of 10,000 inhabitants or over, of chidren from five to sixteen years, in 18%, and one every tWo years thereafter, The usual debi over ‘the reference @ bil came up over one of rsons repealing the Incorporation the Queen City Gas Company of Buf ‘alo, Senat Parrons and Lexow and. th int-Governor ex- laine. their v pigh Sena r Parsons wit © citles, to x0 \ finally went to laneous Corpora tions. Senator Reynolds introduce Providing that contracts | f ighting In Brooklyn may be mad the consent of the Mayor for not ex ceoding five years Senator Hradley has amended his Bridge bill te provide the appotnt | ment_of one trustee from New York and two from. Brookiyn, who. shall th present Seeretary and ‘Treasur The Amount in salaries to be saved by the | be no sinecures, | "A number of other bille were Intro: duced and after @ fiftecn-minute | ses: sion the Senate adjourned wll 1 A, M to-morrow, NO HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE. a Spokesman, The Mayor's private retary, Job Hedges, was told to-day about how the Assemblymen are puzzled to know wh are the Mayol lower house: He said that Col. Strong has no re resentative among the Asse: and that he had refused to deputix any one from the Corporation Counsel's office to speak for him, merly been don Hackett € ALBANY, Jan. ett call joy, Morton to-day with @ delegation in the if Wheeler, of Utica, whi 4 Kaston’s strongest rival for the Snuj ndency of Public Hulldings. Gov. Morton was on wes not in order. The bill was then | es aon-commitial as ever ia the mbaiter, ee ee ane a RN EE ERIE ¥ EVENING; JANUARY 16, 1805. FTER STOCK-TA WE find many artictes throughout our storen Which we will close out at lean than the cost to B Ave reduced from 16 to 36 per cent old and mhopworn, but, to meet the requiremente of our ever-increr Valuable to ts, and we are willing to make concessions to make room. Persons wishing to furnish now, | wholly or in part, can do so to their|Hall and Kitchen advantage, and save considerable See what a great way a small amount of money will go in| Crockery, { our stores. ENTIRE HOUSEFURNIS: WE FURN E OF THE FAMILY) KING [1 cxaoe sat One Member After Another Testifies to many more which we ‘Thea goods are not p ime tre, ance ver We have decided to offer ‘ balance of our Winter si : consisting of Overcoats, Ulsters,, 9 |Suits and ‘Trousers, pr > THIS WEEK ONLY, at sweeping reduction of 259 jour well known popular prices. | This is a rare opportuni } Paral Bedroom, Dining-Room. ether with Carpets of all descrip- jons, Linoleums, Oilcloths, Stoves, | Reductions. NG OUR SPECIALTY. Hi A HOUSE COMPLETE WITH Furniture, Garpets, Stoves and Housefurnishing Goods AND THAT THE LOWEST. CASH OR CREDIT. i{McClain, Simpson & Co.. NORTHWEST CORNER 37TH ST. ‘The Only Oue-Price Cash or Credit House in Ameri rrevrverd No Money Down 32 YOU SATISFY US YOU ARE THE RrGITT PARTY. J. % S. BAUMANN’S AMERICA’S GREATEST CREDIT HOUSE. Evervthing for Housekeeping. Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Lamps, Baby Carriages, Oilcloths, Stove Pictures, Clocks, Portieres, Crockery, Refrizerators and Tinwara, ‘Those who cannot call can write of any propositen of terms and sam, will receive prompt attention. We allow the railroad fare both ways to out-of-town buyers. St Ave, Co. 19 S. AY DRIFT TO PARIS, —_—->—. secure exseptional prices, wo think, are always | lowest, and this reduction p! |them beyond the reach competition, HAMMERSLOUGH BROB,, Bieecker &t., cor. Gre For several years I en troubled with a constant AT ONE PRIC ach gave ow Tont in flesh, 539 and 5641 STH AV! They told me Broadway, cor Rector 6. 1 Wnew that 1 jaht doctors at Inet, the matter with me, and I felt connd Fri. Eve, Jan, could cure me, and Sat Mat, Jan i Sat. Eve), Jan. 19, at popular prices, Rigolettag i. Eve, Jan. 20, §th popular concert. Mon. Hvel, ‘Jan. 31, Huguenote (great cast.) KOSTER & BIAL'S. To-Night,, CAUSES AND SYMPTOMS, Catarrh of the stom: rf 4 gh eval iets tile hee c es Tocketrned AND ee ace State Wea, i Tap world HANLONS® SUPERDRY reaults from two causes: First, the extension of the Catarthal process continuous membrane from the throat and nose to the stomach, wnt! the membrane of the stomach {s diseased, and the gastric follicien no longer perform thetr work, the unconscious carrying tarrhal discharge and secretion while the patient tn at sleep, Into the stomach where they cont over the undigested food, aa the white of an egg covers the yellow substance, pre- venting the gastric Julces from acting ¢ As a result, the food doen not digest, but Iles there and fermegta, producing polsaioun gases, whic cause that bloated feeitug and belching. Is there In your case nausea, distress, dizziness OPEN SATURDAY E! COLUMBUS Theatre Evga 8.18. THE BHO dat, ‘DAUGHTER PALMER'S. 26 PALMER, Sale) “THE FATAL: CAR) STRONG KILLS HOPE,)GILAOY M Did Not Mean, He Says, to En-|He Sailed To-Day and Will Dine LYCEUM THEATRE, 4th Ave, & 28480 ALE as Mats, Thurs. and courage Liquor Dealers. at a Private Table bo you suffer from loss of appetite, faintness and gnawing sensation in the pit of the stomuch? wm feel hungry all the time, the sight of food takes away your appet! Do you belch up gas, and are yi Have you a disgust for breakfust, your throat your tongue coated? rush of blood to your head; a constat feeling aa if you were “New York’s Drawing Room Dixon Broa. (new), Rs Manhattan Four (late ‘1492 Borelll, Girard Leot derbilt and.W. W. Astor Also on tho Seas. He Intended to Advise Them to] Willam K. vi Confer Upon the Law’s Aititude. filled with stim Two of the blg ocean liners which gestion to Violate the Sunday | sailed to-day carried three notab! Contemplated. SANS-GENE.. ACADEMY 1.08. 1! Ing no energy, ¥ ie ne shen, Zone The Teutonic took William K. derbilt and William whie the American liner Paris carried abroad ex-Mayor Thomas F. Gilroy, his) | wite and two children, Gilroy had and a general fe Waldorf Astor, The Cotton King. , ‘Then you have Catarrh of the Stomach. Mayor Strong was hardly prepared for Take it betore it extend: the sensation which his day to the Liquor Dealers' Assoc.ation morning he craw-fished out of the whole thing. “L didn't mean to give the Nquor deal- te phe inten. Avice yester- AAO, Fun IN TOWN, | | * R t finest sult ot] TOO MUCH JOHNSON. rocma on the vessel, cabins from 61 to} 37 in the odd numbers. a* soon as he had shed his big frieze ers any encouragement to violate the] \igter, that he didn't care to dine at the pee sed to {captain's table, but wanted a table all eee they | bY Bimself. It inn’t to be supposed that *Y | this statement was actuated by a feel- ing of pride, but as Mr. Gilroy explained later, he preferred to be alone. \i Hroedwar | Wiltwar “ “T don't know where 1 shail go," he | HERALD wui'ssi's | R BR London | SQUARE ve. 15. » Then I may drift to Paris. In the big saloon there were flowers | galore waiting for him, were floral ships and stands three feet | yg) high. M. H. Brown sent one of the shipa |” IN THE Skinner's card was on | one of tho stands. : | ‘There were no politicians to see the nge of front was by some &8-! ex Mayor off, and as he did not arrive at the dock ‘until almost sailing the vessel had left the ie OUL of Nis staterac omas F., jr., an to kay good-by’ to him, William Waldorf Astor, as silent as al ol bowels, more danger id dimcult to He announced, Office Hours, Daily, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sunda 9 ALM. to 5 and 1 did not promise them tmmu- nity should they do so. EM! ~~ Broadway. |THE MASQUERADE | Fveningy 8.15, Matinces Wed and | ought to Ket together and talk it over, s0 that they could agree upon something with a view to having the present law | saloons on Sunday afternoon. ‘This statement the carefully had with the saloun- was a surprise Among them | 16 West 24th St, New York, Near Madison Square. AOR Reda Ald Ae Mile ab AA, SOME cc CRIMMINS QUITS TAMMANY. Many Big Indians Seeking Shelter in Reform Tepee That Tammany is a purely business organization, 'THEISS’S Muh chawnna cribed to the fact that when the Mayor read what he had said set forth in cold perhaps he had made too daring a step towarda,municl- Pier before he n. His two sons, J., came down MATH ST, THEATRE, iasn Sage ABBEY'S THEATRE, 1B ae ee suggestions were not misunderstood 4s evidenced by quor-dealers over the result that they decided to lay and make prepa- up their saloons next Sunday at 2 o'clock In the afternoon. 1 Uke wildfire, and ‘Teutonic at 7.30 o'clock this morn- ing and went direct! He locked himself see any one. to have them, made apparent by the resignation of who do not want to fall out with reform administration, Crimmins, who may want to get contracts from the reformers, is to have Tammany assocla- tions stand in the way, so he has re- VING PLACE THEATRE, Ev break his silence, if entlon of not re- urry, and without hav.ng ay W BOC Rr ay vee Friday, Wilbeim Tell; Satur¢ay Mat, Jugend. his fellow-passenger: of thetr confe call a meeting to rations to op House on or before Feb. 1 whether the | Koes away with the int Legislature now in session has, in the | He had engaged a most and from the leadership of the “bust- end of the organization liquor dealers was that they had I! to see the siloon-key Mayor's sudden change of front | was received to-day with much surprise the liquor men. Mavor Strong because his break with his | some more Tammany woes Sidcess Hear otherwise, to disag the rest of their te also salt he has settioa on ner |DARKEST RUSSIA! ra‘tbRucw, Ralcony. 259 seat Orchestra circle, Bde. soak. could hardly $250,009 a year for life, and given her the | ‘ey Adderman Wiliam Walker and frleate tinted to-day to mittee would be apy wait upon the the matter straightened out, President of the STAR il always 15, 25, 35 and 50a, TO-NIGHT THE POWEROF GOLD W York State, said this morn- It ls my busi Good morn- nkeepers Uy ona from 1 or on Sundays, Tong to advise an of opening sal OTIS acs | HIS: GR | SKINNER, | nt skirts. [DE GRAMMONT |AMPHION. © very byenlag Matinees Wed. and Sab Twenty-aeventh, ‘of harmonizing d _____ Amusements. PEOPLE'S ™ EFFIE ELLSLER DORIS. NE AVE, THEATRE 2D; FANNY DAVENPORT “BISMONDA.” ALBANY, N, ¥., Jan. 16.—In the Sen. | The only bit of good wam follow news for Wig- s is that ex-Mayor Grant tting them to open be Hirsch also said t RAND OP fEA-HOUSE, Te-Nimtty A LOUIS ~ ADDICKS HOLDS HIS MONTH. sur trem 2 to COLUMBIA, "2, Suowies & Ca rnance Sat. Eve WARG & VOKES, 'Proctor’s |'2: VW Ne fouvenies HguAS@ is THE POLITICIAN, GAYETY Hate. Meus Walter L EMPIRE, itn | 8 407 good Kes'd seats ab 25a, Ut aud SIst ss was the same a bill | cote (Demo lectric | Kins manage en with | amen will by Jatter will w k to Higgins, and that th Whituey Opera Co.in ROB ROY. session will be PATTISON FOR MAYOR, Democrats new phan thy | PARKHURST SILENT, BUT— Friends Say Sunday Saloons, Parkhurst will not dis- cuss Col, Strong's speech to retail liquor Mayor went 4 a3 being in favor of Sunday sa- ning from 2 P. will not oppo: ning With pr SQUARE ‘ys. EM OPERA-HOUSE, MISS OLGA Thur, Fre md Sat. r " PROUT OL amendments ix about $15,0%, There will | pra 10 Broadway ADVICE. Fi PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 16 cits Toe iy LIVING PicT! A POLDIN Pattison us candidate for $2 down, boc, weekly. AMERICAN THEATRE, e WILSON BAKHETT. [auiy rit! day night, onl seek THE DI BAYER Dy Mayor Strong Hefused to Appoint | WALL, Bi way & 2000 at, GREAT VAUDEVILLE. Hula Hula Dancers, Joe Fiyan_ and others TONY PASTOR'S, BIG SHO EU OF FU MUSIC NK, BATTERS ‘and ‘steve, Princess Dolgorouky, COAL—Best au 3,000 pounds, delly mith at. “Telephone cail, 151 7th at COAL, #4. ton, delivered, Battery to 155th aot Kvaranted weight wad quality, Address Dea, ter 4) Broad sen i JOHN—What Ume will you meet me Thureday®! Henry. he will Insist on a strict en- reement of the law, The stand that Col is a surprise to som among busin ensiole posl- Strong has taki MKS, nea th and Battling Win. Justice Gaynor, Mayor could take this morning va 4 the injunction restraining the ofteers of th an Asmeiation tn Pounty Clerk Saffen Mayor's views on the subject were not expected at this time, debts male by her’ William Dettman. SAVE MONEY Special Notice: NOT AN EXPERIMENT. | { RIPANS TARULES for headaches, dyspepeia and olber stomach dlaorders, 1s uot te do all that We aay they will, pAK PRICES, ‘The Oid Homestead, Fei Fen, ‘sD. oo ano terre rarer This ts a victory THEATRE. Burtiing aad Wora. ow's ROOTHING BY BUR for cl teething 4 the family benefactor, 25% orr, ns. te the tf ne . (Het, Bi way and 6th Ave, La), also (Opry Trinity Church), Amusements, Amusements, ITAN OPERA-HOUSRE. ERA, under the direction AUDEY and MAURICE Gl ; NIGHT Sout of Sybil Sanderson and nance of 3 i Faust, Us ‘T WEEK—EFFIE ELLSLER IN i raes. Great Race <_— riginal Contin ance, Noon to1L P. mon Mi Geo. Singing Donkeys, 0 aor CIES a Benoa Soa MAD. Mio LAST 2 WEEKS. 1.00, T5c., BOC. Sat at 2. S illlette and Company, With William A Milk White PIRE THEATER npire’s 2d Anniversary —Soa tre, Sat. Mat, 21 MAT. WED. JAN. Bey) EDEN MUSEE. GRAND CONCERT! i vit (sti hag and Sat, MUSE Every Evenii 2 dand 146 Eas: 14cb St. pear dd A! THE MONSTER ORCHEST) ys every afternoon and evening. W'g's, 1 Mat, Bat, 2 ery Bl 1; Sat Mae, t, excepting Friday, Die Orientrelam| 4 Brooklyn Amusements. , GFOLE, p08 f Sanford, Lessee and Mgt. 419 Good erved Seats at 25. J. SINN'S NEW PARC TS BRACE NOWLER, roprietor, HOYT'S A TEXAS STEER, _- Mutinees Wed. and escry fa uy” «_| PARTNER RICH | yeveulii Matinees Wed. and Sat TO-NIGHT Robert AS SPORT AYLOR M’ ALLISTER escrito ade oa ““° SHAFT NO. 2. sraemame BE—Lawyer, cee, Sing all court trausacts all busines, Taw suite BED, incloned, “Tr AGENCY—Al! cases prompte 1 successfully attended tog | 5 y expert detectives eume| 403 World Bulldiag: ‘phuae 1 wines, $4.75 tom Avyitmaals, $0 ty, aoe EMILY ROBERTSON, formerly of Tt IC please send present addrese to Marte. ox 42s" World uptow a. 2Y_ DEPEMAN, wm y Co Hart, my hi bed 15, 1894; 1 am not respousibie for aap Pictures framed in a meat andy ort notice; large