The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1895, Page 3

= = cine ad ie lili FAURE IN THE PALACE London to-day. uw Bontval, Duke, said this Of Orleans was not willing to mabe 009 any He Takes Possession of’ Oasimir- Porier’s Rooms at the Elysee. Parte Appears Apathetic Over Pres lent Faure’s Election. Geelalists Denounce Him tn Speech and Newspapers, . | PARIS, Jen. 18.7 _ staff of the Min- fetry of Marin’ «ed upon President Feliz Faure. sty and bid farewell to fim as their late chief. The President then went to the Elysee Palace, where he was received with military honors, and toak possession of the rooms pre- viously occupied by M. Casimir-Perier. The new President, however, will not take up his official residence until Wed- mesday next. statement other than that contained in his manifesto, which was exclusively cabled to the Associated Press yester- day afternoon. Referring to an alleged interview with the Duke of 01 ans, which was printed in England yeste: M. de Bonival 14 that the Duke had not conversed with any reporter, and that the inter- view was @ pure fabrication. ROYALISTS A AT WORK. 8 of Duke of Ort at Hordenat. LONDON, Jan. 18.—A despatch to the Telegraph from Paris says that the Royalists are especially active at Bor- deaux, They have posted up portraits of the Duke of Orleans on the walls and have distributed from house to house pictures of the late Count of Paris and his son, and biographical notices of the latter. ‘The words “Vive le Duo 4'Orlean “Vive le Ro! de France” were also chalked up in many places, Prince Por a Bee Simile of Signature of M. Felix Faure, President of the french Republic. yVELLtLg_, President Faure has received numbers of telegrams from all parts of France, congratulating him upon his election. To-day he called upon Mme. Carnot, ‘widow of the late President Carnct, and he then received the visits of the Presi- Gents of the Senate and of the Chamber of Deputies. The election of M. Felix Faure hes Deen well received by the Moderate press, and is violently criticised by the Radical and Socialist newspapers. ‘The Journal Des Debats says it is grati- fied at the defeat of M. Brisson, in electing M. Faure, who i Mberal mind and clear, sound intellect, the National A..embly placed the des- tinies of France in good hands, The Radical is of the opinion that the election leaves matters in the condition of uncertainty and instability from which the Republic is suffering. M. Millerand, the Socialist Deputy and verted of La Petite Republique, says in this morning that M. peas is not President, but is a mere ,@upernumerary, adding: ‘The Socialist ) party cannot be disturbed by the elec- , tion of @ man who has neither individu- ‘ality of character nor particular worth.” La Lanterne predicts the beginning of an era of violent reaction and adds: “ Where Casimir-Perier failed Faure will also fail. before the year expire: Paris was very tranquil last night. The boulevards were no more crowded than usual, and the suburbs were not ex- ; cited. The working classes were aston- ‘fahed at ‘3 defeat, but no demonstrations were reported. The entire ,Dolice force was held in readiness for an emergency, but their services were not required for anything further than the usual police duties. A meeting of Socialists and others took place last evening at the Maison du \Pouple, at which a number of exciting ‘speeches were made. Resolution§ strong- ly condemning M. Felix Faure were adopted and other resolutions demandi the suppression of the Presidency were passed amid cries of “Vive la Revolu- uon Sociale! Down with reaction!” eo ORLEANS GOES BACK. er to French Throne Leaves Dover for Londo: 18—The Duke left Dover for vom aLl KIvps og HEADACHES @PENEME *GROMOS': ARE MADE TO SELL, | De you coo the difference? GMALL GIZE. 10e. LARGE BIZ! am | Ereater part of t | Victor Napoleon in keenly events from his Gaps in Bri FIFTEEN SUES SUES “SEVENTY-FIVE Girl Wants Old Farmer to Pay §25,- 000 for Breach of Promise. CHPHALIS, Wash., Jan. 18.—James ‘Urquhart, aged seventy-five, one of the itching sels. wealthiest realdents of this section, came in from his fa: io marry Miss Myrtle Blanchard, fifteen, for whom he purchased an expensive trous- seau. His children, however, prevented | him ‘from marrying. Within two hours from the hour set for the ceremony, Miss Mlanchard served | rs in a sult for breach of promise, Claiming $2,000 damages. TWO DEAD IN ONE HOUSE. Judge Shea Buried and His Son Di This Mornin; The funeral of the late Judge George Shea was held this morning in the Church of the Annunciation, West wou teenth street, near Sixth avonu was Junior Warden of the churc ‘While the body of the father was re- celving the rites of Chrintian burial at the church, that of his son, George Sh over whose illness the Judge ha n much worried, was | eine “at home, where he had died of pneumonia at 1.86 | o'clock this morning. Mrs. ‘® Fresh Trouble. ‘Mrs. Fannie Hamilton, after @ sojourn ef two years in the asyium for insane on Wart’s Island, haa been roaming about the city for two weeks | in @ vain search tor her eight-year-old daughter, ; Frances. With three ker children, the was taken from her by the Gerry Society she Yas committed. | She, te living at p Noreh Moore, siteet, 8 branc the Assoclation| for Befriending Toute Girls the ‘eas told her daughter e ago. — Sues sor Lost Love. Leopold Horowitz, employed by Weiss & Kias, Geatere in window shades at 208 Canal street, as ult of fooling with a young afection, | defendant in a sult brought in the Clty Court breach of rayal.” The plaintie ‘ Jennie Fieluch, who resides with her ‘parents 314 Delancey sireet. Jenale is weventeen years of age. ere ees William Waldorf Astor William Waldorf Astor has been served with summons to a sult brought by Mra, F. P. Earle wife of the former lessee of the Hotel Net land. at Fifth avenue 4 that the Gives $5,000 President Martin, of the Polloe Board, received | 10 this afternoon William Waldorf Astor's persona! | check for $5,000, to be applied to the Police Pen- sion Fund. ‘For the last three or four years Mr. ‘Amor hes sent a check fora Iike amouat for the mame purpose. = Waring a Andrews Drive. Col. George BK Waring, jr., Street-Cleaning Commissioner, and ex-Commisisoner Andrews out driving thi ming to acquaint Col. Wari wi rkings jea of the Depart: | meat. the The drive “ail * probably “consume 5 o——__ Sarony May Get Well. Napoleon Sarony, the photogtapher, who has| been {il with pneumonia at his home, 28 East | Beventeenth street, 1s reported to be improved. night Dr. Robert Millbank pronounced his Patient out of danger. —__ =____ Two Stenographers Get a PI ‘At @ mecting of the Polloe Board this afternoon Three Oabinet Ministers to Go, Several of the of Prince Bismarck will ef the other Ministers mentioned as it} wrecked, pout | jured. a acs, svecerr ot me BISMARCK HAS TRIUMPHED, —— Says Pall Mall Gazette Ex-Chancellor’s Friends Booked for Office. LONDON, Jan. 18—A despatch to the Pall Mall Gazette from Berlin says that since the return of Prince Hohenlohe to Berlin from Friederichsruhe, it has been an open secret that the Imperial Becre- tary of State for Foreign Affairs, Fret- herr Marschall von Bleberstein; Dr. Karl Heinrich von Boetticher, the Im- Perial Secretary of State for the In- terior, and Freiherr von Berlepsch, the Minister of Commerce of Prussia, will shortly retire. It 1s added that Herr von Radowitz, the present German Ambassador at Mad- rid, will succeed Freiherr von Bleber- stein ea Imperial Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and that another protege gucceed one being upon the point of retiring. In dition Count Herbert Bismarck is sald to be certain of succeeding Count von Hatsfeldt-Wildenburg as German Ambassador at London, Finally, it is believed that Count von Hatzfeldt- Wildenburg will succeed Gen. von Wer- der as German Ambassador at 8t. Petersburg. Prince Bismarck, it is said, has van- quished the Court party, annihilated Gen, von Caprivi, and is now about to wipe out the Ministers who are objec- tionable to him. Prince Bismarck, It appears, will not be satisfled until Gen. von Werder leaves St. Petersburg. Herr von Rottenburg, who married the daughter of the late William Walter Phelps, formerly United States Minister at Berlin, is slated to succeed Herr von Koeller as Prussian Minister of the In- terior, according to the Pall Mall Ge- zette's despatch referred to, and Prince Hohenlohe ts likely soon to be succeeded by Gen, von Waldervee. ‘The latter is said to be certain of having Prince Bismarck’s support. The General 1s described as being not s0 well known as he should be and his wife, who is an American lady, is said to be most ambitious, BERLIN, Jan. 18.—The Reichsanseiger, official, denies that any changes in the Ministry of State are impending. salen REVOLUTION IN GREECE. Report that One Has Broken’ Out There Reaches London. LONDON, Jan. 18.—At the banking- house of the Rothschilds !t is said that a telegram was received to-day on the Btock Exchange saying that a revolution bas broken out in Greece. PARIS, Jan, 18—The rumor that a re- bellion has broken out in Greece is cur- rent upon the Bourses of this city, Vienna and Berlin. Nothing, however, has been received direct from Athens on this subject. The latest Bourse rumors include the report of the abdication of the King of | Greece, Georgios I. The reports, how- ever, are not confirmed. Many Lives Lost in a Herricane Fiji Tele AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Jan. 18.— Advices received here from the Fiji r Islands report that a terrible hurricane has swept over the whole group, doing great damage to shipping. Many lives were lost, a number of bulldings were destroyed, plantations were ruined and three out of five churches at Suva col- | lapsed. ‘The Anglican Church was un- | rooted and the Bonded Stores were The sugar mills were unin- Lives Lost Through Avalan Switzerland. BERNE, Switzerland, Jan. 18.—Ava- lanches in the Canton of Ticino have caused great destruction of property and of life, All traMc is complete disorganized. asd Jape Defent Tong-Hake NearCh Chong-Do. LONDON, Jan. 18.—A despatch to The the Jap- ed a formidable gath- | ering of Tong-Haks in the province of Gpurg-Chong-Do, killing three hundred Paris of DramaticAuthor Raoul Touche. PARIS, Jan. 18—M. Raoul Touche, the dramatic author, committed suicide yen. terday. —_-—— e- Still 236 Sick Policemen. ‘The police returns this morning show 236 men Rosenthal, of 101 East Tenth street, was ap- to Commis jas appointed The salary | the sick list as against 261 a. oe evi f on uty. \@ captains who are ill n Price and Meakii jal ced ‘erent Wo D: FRID BycKBres CLOTHIERS. , Monday we advertised that, in pursuance of our method of clearing out our stocks twice a year, we would conduct a Five Days’ Clearing Sale of all our Fall and Winter Clothing, and we offered, during that time, to sell an $18 Overcoat for $12.¢5/$30 Overcoat for $18.50 $5 and $6 Trousers for $3. 75 '$7 to $9 Trousers for $5.2 Coats and Vests, Ulsters and Dress Suits at ee sincerity of this offer by comin opinion of our concern than |i responding We want to thank the great number of here to buy of ad before. Reductions. ple who have shown their confidence tn the us, We believe every man of them basa higher The Sale Ends To-Morrow Night. remember that our guarantee goes with marked. down clothing as with all clothing Pleas at all times, and if a purchaser is money i ( ! returned. dargains you must do it TO- MORROW, Gissatisfed with what he g But more than anything else, remetber ‘at this sale he can have his atif you secure any of these DOWNTOWN STORE OPEN TO 7 P. BI. Fulton Building, Fulton & Nassau Sts. UPTOWN STORE 160, 162 & 164 East OPEN TO 8 P. M. 125th St. Near 3d Ave. OFFICER SHOOTS MAN, Agent Snowden, After Killing a Horse, Slays a Citizen. His Revolver Exploded and Charles Fritz Fell. Coroner Dobbs Fixed the Bail in Only $5,000. Charles Frits, thirty-five years old, a carpenter, of 178 Second avenue, was shot and killed by Forman 8. Bnowd fan officer in the employ of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, at 9.30 o'clock this merning. The shoot- ing was accidental. Snowden had been sent by the Society to destroy a crippled horse belonging to John Kellar, a liveryman at 410 and 412 East Fifty-ninth street. He took the horse into the street preparatory to kill- ing tt. Three or four people, among whom wan Fritz, collected to see the opera- tion. Snowden had shot the horse in the forehead, and was wiping the re- volver, a thirty-eight calibre, Smith & Wesson, preparatory to putting it back in his pocket. Suddenly there was a loud report, and aimultaneously two screams were heard. Fritz reeled and fell to the street, the blood gushing from a wound in hb heck. ‘The bullet had also carried away near- ly half of Snowden's forefinger on the it hand. ee pambulance was hastily summoned, but Fritz died several minutes before it arrived. His body was taken to the ifty-first street station, eamowden was placed under arrest. by Policem: When his han was dressed he was taken to the Cor Iners’ Office. After listening to the e dence, Coroner Dobbs held him in $,v00 atl. . Charles H, Hankinson, of the S. ‘Sip ‘A., was notified, and will procure a bondsman for Snowden this afternoon. Snowden was visibly affected. He said he could not explain how the revolver ppened to go off. He Is known as a pepkepmicer and is held in high esteem ‘6 luperiors, os Doesn't Pay to Be in « Hurry. William Herbert, aged twenty, attempted t morning to Jump on a Cent munipaw, by George CI was sent to Oy. GRIP, , PNEUMONIA. and DIPHTHERIA, cree in Pmt. Mure by WM Heap Wickes, Kibut.s Abeer ee, facy_ and cur Per write. Fal informatio Supreme Cor wads BROADWAY: CAPT. WASHBURN RETIRED. The Veteran Goes Into Private Life with 61,875 a Year. The Polico Hoard at a meeting this afternoon voted unanimously to retire Capt. George W. Washburn, of the East Kighty-eighth street station. He will receive a pension of $1,375 a year. pt. Washburn was born In 183 and appointed to the police force Feb. 15, 1858. He made sergeant on April ‘24, 1861, and a year later resigned to go to the war. men Thomas Fay, Court; Kdawrd Regan, of The Notorious Sixth Av taurant Forced to Close. Res- to close up and leave * the precinct EX-WARD MAN BURNS ABSENT Judge Ingraham Orders Him to Ap. pear by Next Monday. Ex-Ward Man James Burns, who is un- der indictment for bribery, was called to W HOW THIS and now brings sul \ FOR All TALK IN PANTOMIME. H{ERTY GREENS MILLIONS. MISERLY MILLIONAIRE, the Richest Woman in America, WAS ACCUSED OF FORGING A WILL HE WAS MURDERED An Educated Baboon. REMARKABLE. PERFORMANCES / A OF AN ALMOST HUMAN APE, WHO IS NOW DISTINGUISH- ING HIMSELF IN NEW YORK. | ENLISTS AS jt against her father’s executors, declaring HIS MONEY. A ANOTHER STORY OF ork Society THE SEQUEL TO Strange Maseach: -mup-meennsemiaiee Mario Crawford's Latest Novel. \ REVIEW AND ADVASCE EXTRACTS FROM / New Y “KATHARINE LAUDERDALE.” Life. Runs a Car Through the \dOWS THE SN ~~ tts Community Where Every Fourth Inhabitant Is Born Deaf and Dumb. ROLLEY-CAR A WORLD REPORTER 46 Fight and _ — The CONDUCTOR. CA ‘SCAB” writ A in Brooklyn Strect-Gar Strike, Several Trips Thick of the i . Ber Leading STRIKERS. ‘Society cannot etanc of the First District the Nine- | who runs the resort, that he would have | Youngest Arctic Explorer. the Thirter: COOK’S ARCTIC EXPEDITION AN WE WORK [‘ EVENING, JANUARY (6, 1896, expres [== WM. VOGEL & SON Broadway Cor. Houston St. All Columbus Ave, and Broad- Gil, 613, 615, 617, 619, 621 BROADWAY, tunning through to Merc In view of the great reductions in heavyweight woolens made by °” reason of the NEW TARIFF, we have determined to clear up our entire stock of Heavy-Weight Clothing and Underwear now on hand, so as to enable us to present for next season an entire new stock, To do this we will sell the goods now on hand at unheard of reductions. Frock Coats and Vests! Men’s Overcoats: of Clay Diagonals, Tricots, Thibet s| MEN'S SUITS in single and double breasted Sacka and Cutaway Frocks, of Cheviot, Worsted, Vicunas, Cas- simeres, Thibets, &e., &ec., &c.; formerly $14, $15, $16, $18, at $10.00 LOT No. 2—Men's Suits, for- merly $20, $22, $24, $25, $28, $30, ” $16.00 and Vicunas. ers, ri underw Broadway corner Houston 8t. ABLE, BUILDING lots, and sold for from § Coat and Vest, $10.00 In this lot are included somo short-cut silk-lined Prince Albert Coata and Vests. SPECIAL SALE.—W. lars and oer, 10¢, on hy 1a is an tons eeieiane ear Gan heavyweight way C These are broken} $15 to $30, V. linen col- Bu., 1.00 xtraordinary reduc- ed from WM. VOGEL & SON’ Broadway corner Houston St. Houston St. and Pavonia Ferry lines pass our store. 20 $18 str LTS $200 0st $155 EXTRAORDINARY CLEARANCE SALE. able Cars as wall as and Ulsters, of Blue, Black, Browa| a and Oxford Kerseys, Meltons, Bede! vers, Ratines. Vicunas, Ohin Montagnaes, éc., formerly.$14, $16, $18, and $20, $12.00 Bere a formerly $22, $25, os $18.00 READY. MADE AND TO ORDER. CONVENIENT FOR ALL.| LOTHI FOR MEN, BOYs AND LADIEs, ON SMALL SMALL WEEKLY MONTHLY PAYMENTS, PAYMENTS. PROGRESSIVE C Near 6th Ave. IVES OPEN DAILY TILL 8 P. M. the bar this morning when court opened. Lawyer Emanuel Friend appeared and said his client was in the South. He ‘was out on ball and had not expected to be called. Justice Ingraham said he realized that it was perfectly proper for a man on | bail to go out of the jurisdiction of the court, but recent “developments in Burns's case which had been brought to | his attention made it Captain's Ball —e Ex-Police Capt. John Stephenson teenth Precinct; Thomas Ca foes ane fe z the Twenty-fourti Precinet; Ed Hat d Mer eden lla AGL ln ay Carey, of the Thirty-second Pr yaNiel Riera and James PD. Bowe, of the Thir . Gaui idlathe 2 ond Precinct, made application to the tice Gaynor In the Suprem ourt, Pollee Board, this afternoon, for retire- lyn, this morning and asked that ball be ment, fixed. dance fo ladies a arama Justice Gaynor fixed Stephenson's bail | ie e CLARK’S TO GO SURE. at $25,000, to order or ready-in HOCK WITH THE GRAND JURY. Clark's Bijou Cafe, at 602-504 Sixth soined by Por} - avenue, is advertised for sale. This an Thorne as a Witne: ~ resort has kept open through several] qx-Ward Man Hock and Pollceman city reforms, and was, in the time of | August J. Thorne w two of the wit- {hs Qld Haymarket. the scene of many | nesses before the Over and ‘Terminer hts and robberies Capt. Pickett, who has 1 Grand Jury this morning Schinittberger’s place tn the A number of policemen who have ’recinet, Visited the cafe last w e he for {| after inspecting (t. told Manager: Hur Ueed OB SM today, charged wel Lawyer Jerome was in consultation | wit Atecorder Goff, and was talking to | dlareputatle ho ters pertaining to he Over | the arrest tnd Perminer Grand Ju of the West secured by Policeman Brown been by in place of Charles rtioa by the Gread I ptopping ae the RLYLE GARRISON, Year-Old Boy Who Accompanted 10 GREENLAND Last SUMMER, strates His Expert of the Chlide jen and 1 wforthe Readers / pie Has Bee and ‘BE STRONG? ahinads ~aND Auton ies discuss the state- Has Operated in All / ment that the hentth of Large Cities or the and Professional Vomen \— Unitea states. 1 the etrain for longer than five years. Sie a Jury of the cause of the trunkenneas of William Te tn said the Grand Jury will mot day Lillian sald T dent think you belong to the The Unparalleled Career of tT CLOTHING co. Near 6th Ave. Barat TILL 10 AND SATURDAY TILL 1 OVERCOATS & ULSTERS CREDIT. L beg ecemmary that the CAPT. WASHBURN. ne produced in the Court of Oyer Budl Seriiber us econ ae poaelbier 2 Manufacturers, He rose rapidly to the rank of Major,| He gave Lawyer Frien| unul next and after the war once more rejoined / Monday to produce petlad 636 Fulton St. (orm =F.) the force on July 10, 1865. He was made Captain on May 28, 1968, $25,000 FOR’ STEPHENSON. Brooklyn. Roundsman Michael Farley, of the = a Twenty-seventh Precinct, and Patrol-| judge Gaynor Flies “the Convicted RUPTURE CURED, Improved Elastic Truss ts fe only truss in paolute eom! rare under the ‘effect y cure without regard to jon free, Lady ia | puzahlet Broadway, cor, 12h st, New York. COMPLETE MOURNING OUTFITS ; all requ GACKNON'S: sisth aves corner Imtnve —— make n Ashley tn Trouble. ttlred btonde named Lillian Ash- ley was arraigned at tho Yorkville Police Court h being the proprietress of a at 106 West Forty-third street. made by Speclal OMfirer Detaney, street quad, on evi- oanors and Kemp. | ou are no po- onated of her pull WORTH DOUB: CASH Of CREDIT. aT FO off Evenings Fanti 9, Saturd ‘SEWING. (MACHINE ge to order Ladle’ and 00 WEE! Dey SEW ea at res } Maiden ANYTHING Weekly pa Watches and Diamondas bap no oth Hj ype een Mina Sams ANIO, Wandoitn, Gultar, 6 lessone maine, mana, 47 E. 934 at, 24 ave, ARR in EVERY CAPITAL OF EUROPE / Four Pages of CoLorED CARTOONS #FUNNY PIcTUREs. SRS SOPHIE LYONS, ' America’s Cleverest Woman Criminal, ESTED | fm eras Soe