The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1895, Page 6

pe eS sours + THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1806, HWGLEY GETS JWR. (SHAMS TEETH 6 YR TOU WSWLjouS “A FUBTIVE|PLATT NOT OW TOP, 194 BROADWA, || (THIN dC, ny Opposite Dey Street. i)" Mre, Sarah Bil d Louis| Justice Ingraham Forfeite the| Aldermen Favor Strong Rath 636 Fulton St. BOWERS YEARS, ows: shen ns my tn a cms le eee Fete telatene toe sree MO! ~—-s Store to Let. satin, | “ieee ie” - ( Manicipal jesori irl Who Felt | #ecorder Gof Reads the Woman a} gy rnes in e| They Wa Mai indie ee oe aes { c pel by ' — Me rpg yi om Samal eat oa omnia Coot ben, " , P on cll . W. E, WOkb FF & CO.| 1,000 PAIRS —— Louts Rothman, of 176 Forsyth atreet, Sh d Slipp Recorder Goff. Her Fortune Not tatye, but Her |and sarah slivermun, of 8 Becond | bawyere Wattlag the the Grand|Gue Ciep Wachers ta Pall Accord Cloth rs, Furnishers and Hatiers. oes an 8 Hand Immen soot GEE OE NTION, Pre-btan peated ‘Jurors to Make @ Report. with Him. | 260 pairs Roys’, Misses’ aud Children’s Scheel evening wear, value @00; SALE PRICE Twa ; Pay gullty to arson in the second degree, RETIRING FROM BUSINESS Shoes, value $2.00; SALE PRICE 08e, ) and was sentenced to fifteen years in e #0 pairs Ladies’ Fine Ties and Slippers, for OAAMATIC SCENE H COURT. The trial of the divorce sult Brought} State Priaon, after a severe lecture by| ‘The caso of ex-Ward Man Jamen| At @ special meeting of the Board af in . by Henry Heyward Isiam against his] the Recorder. Burns was called in the Court of Oyer | Aldermen this afternoon the report of S123, wife, Juliet Calhoun Isham, was coi Sarah Silverman wan found gullty|@nd Terminer before Justice Ingraham |the Law Committee, in favor of Alder- Entire Stock Must Be Sold by March Ist. 200 pairs Ladies’ Kasy Walking Shoes, value Unued before Judge Cullen in the £4-) three days ago of arson in the first de-| this morning. About ten days ago Jus-}|man Goodman's resolution to instruct the $3.00; SALE PHICE 81.98. His Faithful Wife Heard Hig} Preme Court, Hrookiyn, to-day are The Rocorder sald to her: tice Ingraham asked that Lawyers ,Legislative Committee to advocate the : : 1 : yndment of the Lexow Police bill #0 250 pairs Men's Shoos, fine calf, in all siplea, A great crowd waited in the corridor.| “you are the mother of five children. | Friend & House produce Burns in {amen i | nHalf. Doom Pronounced with unable to obtaln adaJasion, Much of the! you have set houses on fire and imper. (court, The lawyers suid they could not|that the power to appoint the Police er fe [hand sewed, value $4.50; MALE PRICE interest shown in today’s proceedings |inu4 the lives of other children. Your |@0 so at that time, as he had gone| Reorganization Committee be vested in $2.50. sex does not affect mp in the least. ULSTERS. now ‘ill be cheerfully opened, five years old, He has tron gray halr|\] hope the sentence I atve you wit|™hen the name of James Burns was| Board, when the members split up on called to-day without evident embarra: in State prison for twenty-five ye ed t ‘ : ; the Mayor instead of the Governor, was Customers may have ANY of these GOODS Stoical Calmness. was due to tie cross-examination of Dr. | act was little short of murder, You can |S0uth two months ago, after giving bail r i may have ANY of these : ‘ : : jopted. ‘Then after a re-reading of the CHARGED on thelr account, and new sccoutte Frank C. Abbott, the dentist, who, Mr. /expect no mercy from this Court. Your |in the sum of 86,000, adopte UIT VERCOATS an count, an fehain charges, has been, improperly in-|ene 4 is A| Justice Ingraham told the lawyers he eth he FOG eE soeaatie. 5 $ Ss S, 0 $ Me Umate with his wife, to be begun to-day. | vite, wicked woman te more of a fiend|Wwould give them until to-day to pro- is s the resolution which occasione SENTENCES OF OTHER FORGERS, [iret oan enw eidower about. forty. that any Man can bb: duce the man in court. This morning | SUch @ fuss at the last meeting of the : y t for him, _ PPA 0 and mustache, und does not dress ike) he q warning to others, ‘The nentence | and said he could hot produce Burne ta | the question of its Immediate considera SUITS, OVERCOATS and § 50 owe Willlam H. Leffers Gets 6 Years [a tnay's man, He took the stand when|of the court Is that you be Imprisoned | day ua heowas still Ih the @outh, Mr, | ton, ULSTERS, now........... a Sw Houre dec t he had telegraphed | The vote then (which was 21 to 9 in The. woman threw. her hands Burns several times and received. one | ¢, Fane i ine is Menths—Harold G. Buck, ment, her head and. gave a wild : answer from New Orleans, He asked | *¥°r Of referring the resolution to the In beginning the cross-examination| “Oh God, oh God, oh Jes for further time. Law Committee) was interpreted as| $ SUITS, OVERCOATS and § oo BOYS TO SELL ay 6 Months. Gen. Benjamin F. Tracy asked Dr. Ab-| Two court officers’ sprang ‘The ‘Justice sald he would not give | showing the strength ot Thomas C. ULSTERS, now........... a : bott for his engagement book of last | Yt toon five citicers th irae the wirug. | ht $ny further time, but, Platt’s grip on the Aldermen. - The Evening World Summer, After It was produced, Gen. | ging and yelling woman from the court. | Warront tor hurne: The motion to adopt the resolution to- Bawin 0. Quigley, self-confessed for-| Tracy requested Dr. Abbott to examine|foom, Burn IN THE TOWNS SURROUNDING wWEew YORE cITy. (Burns, by, this action, ts made a fugi-|day was seconded by Alderman Olcott, $ Clerk OVERCOATS and § oo to fifteen years and it, und say how many professional en- ve, from justice, His bon WhG)-a5 CATFARUDUSID IROIAUBL TON CANtAS: LSTERS, now......... Se stentts in tists Prison by Recorder | gagements he had with Mrs, Isham dur-| HETTY GREEN GAINS TIME, | Michae! en Oh a Ow ET ng money | When the resolution firme fered . e Goff in General Sessions this afternoon. |ing May and June. He replied; “'Twenty- from James Kilpatrick, a builder. The action of the Aldermen to-< It was } o'clock when Quigley was| three taken to mean that that body hi de- Another Postponement tn the Rete | -,8uPt- Byrnes arrived at the Criminal ded to work with Mayor Btrong, and $ Seer gala and $s 50 & CREAT OPPORTORITIES B ” cod ot h not Mr. Platt. court to be sentenced. How many did she keep? ree Case of Executor Bart went direct to Mr. Lindsay, and had a LSTE now..... z % Miynen, he was called to. the ar hia| “all but nix oF neveny 1 think.” Hetty Green, accompanied bythe] halnowrs cantarencs th fiey on kame | ution that ahe oar of Aldprmen ta: , ® are offered to Bright Boys lawyers, Col. Bacon and Mr. Caldwell,| Gen Trucy asked Dr. Abbott to de: cayhier and private secretary of the | tuplect,concerning quest and demand of the Legislature iN ALL PARTA OF scribe, so a dentist could understand of this State the right and power to act Me stood by him. on two more |i what the condition of Mre, Isham'a| President of the Chemical Natlonal CEH E Gea SRI i with the Mayor in, behalf of the city E WOl New York, New Jersey and Connecticat, 7 Quigley was to! ere were teeth Was last Summer, that made #0] Bank, hurried into Referee H. H. An- r on all special laws. va inst him. Col. Bacon | muny visits necessary, dernon's oflee at 2 ovclock to-day ana} pany criminal tawyers were waiting | UHI “hour! Ontormity with Section 2, e e °9 : S Peeorments agalax After much hesitation and sparring by| T¢r#on's offlce at 2 o'clock to-day and/in the Court-House this morning for} ariicie XI1, of the Conatitution Noexertion is necessary, THE EVEN- aid that he would plead gullty to the || eee eee tented: demanded another adjournment in the| the Grand Jury to hand in indictments, | “C."Tiotion of Alderman Noonan, the ING WORLD Ws always in deioand. I two other indictments, but moved for) “any of her teeth were decayed an4| hearing of her case. They Were gure they would do eo untll| resolution was referred to the Law Com: 194 BROADWAY 0 it D St sells nRerevor it le DuAned. | Send a casa @n arrest of judgment on all three In- | others were dead ut Hin Fela The only lawyer present was J. Evarts| around. ‘Then they were in doubt. Be 2a ee, 9 ppos e ey 8] § supply for one week. “Hteusonable uilows dictments, on the grounds that ine | ie ee eevee were anything Gut | Tracy, of the firm of Evarts, Choate &] At il o'clock, Bupt. Byrnes left Re- ance for unsold coples, Schoolboys can Work after lessons are over und earn pocket money. For full particusars address facts did not coustitute the crime of | Trendiy, and he sympathized with her| Beaman, counsel for Henry A. Barling, | coner Goft and went over to see Col.! STRONG AGAIN BESIEGED. forgery in the first degree. becauss’of what she suffered by nervous | agp, Fellown Anthony TAMMANY AY NO MEANS DEAD | tera Ss Wilt Parnas »A PREMIUM ON BARS, ——— ‘ ration. Barling, as the sole surviving ex- Shortly before 3 cetoess ‘The motion was denied, and Mr. Bacon | Mt ay asked Dr. Abbott a num-|ccutor of Hetty's father, the inte Edward | Comstock went into the Grand Jury Tells the Min took an exception. ber of questions about having left Mrs.|Mark Robinson, has brought an action |"0™ pean, the Even Tenor of His Way. Ladeabedd Mr. Bacon begen a most eloquent | Isham's cottage one night, und after a! 14 ghtuin a judicial settlement of his id THE EVENING WORLD, ‘for mare: walk of half an hour returning to find) | are stew Ashi 4 Mrs.1“20 FOR A POLICE CAPTAIN.” | .For the third time this week, Mayor as ie ke of this | her walting on the stoop. taal eels ba Sil ee ay * | Strong this afternoon recelved a dele- | My st 8 It Is Ali : Fulitser Building, New Yorx. “Not so much for the sake of tle) wnat were you, doing during that ait] Green and her son and daughter are oa gation of temperance advocates, who|™-2¥Or Strong Says it 1s Alive|Government Charges One-eighth *. man,” he said. a for tHe Of) nour tanked Geh Tray. “laening. tothe defendants ax persons Interested in the| Qne of the Amounts im Steinway &| Aro at odds with His Honor over his in Every City Department. f One Fer Cent Sa Sees conor oe ee ata oe min 7 Nate Hei ty Green declares: that there haw Sons’ Books, views concerning the excise laws. : ot Une rer Ven = ter of one o ded | Not tahosuryer ee ne Selmi et MeivGlll?® Vhean runidaminiscration of the estate! rence aw Bteinway Naw brought | ‘he delegation wan competed, Ot. (he DEATHS Jersey, whore life hax been expended | “Not partieuta and secured frequent postponements of Set Ae) rh he Methodist O'KEEFE,—Jan, 23, EUGENE F. O'KEEFE, aged in good works, 1 plead for mercy for} Regarding the letter which Dr. Abbott | the hearing. announced that she | sult In the Supreme Court against the|following members of the Methodist |i, Uegeg UpetheeState Edltors to tessuGone ae s lient. For that wife, for her chil-|fecelved, signed “Mary Hunt.’ he | had retuine Bijur. trustees of Steinway & Sons, of Stein-| Preachers’ Assoclation: Rev. C. H. $1,000,000 in Gold Taken onje ‘". Gren: for the people of that communtty SERONEL HOME oe tee FARR nierson announced | way, Long Island City, for an account| Payne, Rev. James M. King, Rev. Fer- Help Hasten Legislation. ovals) funeral Sunday, Jan. 27, 2 -. OM. ‘ r nke. id: 2 en eo testimor o y “4 y . ; Faye ee re eet Cf courme ine | _A few years ago a young lady fell in love with| Mr, filurs cere stepped forward md | ing and an injunction restraining them dinand C. Igiehart, Rev. James Mont- These Terms To-Day. to Organ or Feady mato tall aeaaiates te should be punished, but I ask, for the SE Aled Gre eats Ore preLanned 18) 40 a0 fad that Mr, Bijur had withdrawn from | from further exercise of certain acts | eet Ty it ens eerie oduced’ his col- JACKSON'S, Six . corner Ith te of the woman who hus ‘been his | Pinal me lo mmsry her Spe told ine it SAMO ig. aha ret 1 Lawyer | complained of. ues, and then read this resolution, | ‘The Governor's room at City Hall was _——— fudng inepiration through life, the ut. | 1, Beet never u PRCA A Ch a las LEE Sd dag . Com: had been passed by the Preachers’ t iad ‘i 1 angry Hetty Mr. Steinway alleges that the Com h D the scene this afternoon of a reception i U: + faost mercy consistent with the AULy Of! Recarding the mize of the fortune of adisuen tt pany hus not properly expended funds | At#oeimtion:. hue| be Maver Stronger the humdrare ot |Gold Reserve Is Now Down to ENDED FOR ONE WEEK. “Srhis man believes that his God hag tts young iady, Dr, Abbott repited: erty revit neti | in its possession, but has been engaged | fies, Hat, Ne yl . ner'hy | members of the New York State Re- $58,024,428. Result of a Row Between Twe Aven him, He has ueted nobly sine | |, the fortune way not large, but her han a a a ee eee ee te re lee ar cotion Mier ta dor br” at migfonity | Dublican Editorial Association, who are Downtown Brokers. Conard you tetl Mra. Tl ¢ name ol d 0 she ho} and has invest ge sume of mone: cithen 40 to do by tty iss =| 3 other day: ‘I'll take my medicine, Posen MUTE To een Gee [ait aRaee Fane Oe ho atMAine oF. airtel and the erec:| (vee weil 6 ion of the laws of God | “doing the town" under the guidance of C. 8 Chapman, a member of the Con+ MES ning te he Commie lets ‘The © adh was.” reluctantly | tion of houses, which. being. in the na: | of tHe principles and starates eisheheve|Col. John A. Bleicher, | WASHINGTON, Jan, 2.—The Secretary | solidated Exchange, has been suspended ron: fe tping im thi ’ 1 am not such @ fool anf look,"* replied agreed to anaes T ( Pet a how- tute or permanent Inventments, rendered would bring fs upon the city, the State The editors assembled in the Gover-'of the Treasury has authorized the sale fok one week for conduct unbecoming Redorder Gott raid Cm Laon t know abut that” replied Gen. | homtponementa, on nnn At INE MANY | eas of the Corporation. ‘The truss | Weta NAt oT, petition Your Honor to give {OFS Foom at 3.30 o'clock and spent aot gold bara for export on payment of & * He"had words with another bel jaulgicy. all that the tongue of an elo; | Tracy, “tet some one else decide that.” Mrs, Green sald that If Mr. Ogden did] tees, It is alleged, also putin dynamos | ine ‘weight and. sanction of your high position | few minutes looking at the portraits of | premium of one-eighth of 1 per cent., to} J."4. Michael, a short time ugo, and the it advocate can say, and all net Judge Cullen called both witness and. me or tf having come, he did not and other machtaery in Long’ Island |as our reform Mayor to defeat the announced |the dead and gone Governors hung about | cover the cost of manufacture and trans-| lle was passed between them. ted friends can do, has been sat’ Tracy to. order. » handle her case, whe Was KolnR| City for the SteInway trolley road, and | purpose of the representatives of tne Tlauor in: | yp 2 ind done in your behif. 1 shall not udd Abbott was the highest-priced lawyer In New| that the machinery should have ‘been | teresta to secure legislation for the opening of | the room portation, and this morning $1,000,000 w: ——— one word, Wo tnereuse the burden uf Amella “A. recalled by at which everybody, Including rly used for running the factory.” | the saloons on Sunday, and we also respectfully | Mayor Strong came upstairs with Job | taken on these terms. Deacon White Loses Again. shame y ay. at hax auighie i 4 e Me c fon" ac aa 0 give us" some ceo been ald, if loked at In. one tight, but Ath a. th mes || Havin slalned a ices Wheke! adc lof the Cammeny te ‘ian alieged, “shows wilunatens to comply with tne request embodied | (edger, and when he entered the room| ‘There was also withdrawn $900,000 in| tn addition to having « sult involving #16390 eagre ie. Your ¢ * she came as] journment, Mrs, ¢ ) asked the ref-| that large sums were expended in do- “Nie nol “al to me so much as that of that he|coin and $900,000 additional w: engaged | dismissed, Stephen V, White will have to pay rte anything we to make It the outcast, whom society ix against, ur weeks, Lawyer|nations to charitable organizations,| Dr. King followed with a long type- | “looked uae like his pictures. for export to-morrow, making the lo: an extra allowance of $500 to the counsel of big that would case. ew very. re © face and | churel eletles ane c : | writien address, and thus interpreted the| |The editors lined up and had five min- ‘ Opponent, " The original sult involved Me eeeeens | Utted In retura} staggie ‘Cucker, © former nurse girl In| arose (f protesy: but Revens Aaneren [PAIR bee ee ene Polltical cam Aititude of the liguor men, saying: (You |utse fun with the, Mayor's right hand, to, noon Sg, hie leaves, the, gold | qecar ow erpe amount VC'vas heat ane . ] 01 old 01 ernly refused to inc: e time, " can't enforce the Sunday law against us, nt . 024, 428, an Vhite against Edwin U. Burns, a “There is no element in your case that | tor” enw any improper: meting ne | Rernly refused to Increase the tim ; thafaccount® of the’ Company had eo ine | we therefore ask you to legalize our vio: | “Col. Slelcher made fittle speech for coin on-hand above the amount of out- | wile penne fawin UC Durns as ‘adminiee calls tor ciemenvy except on hat is n Mr. Isham and Miss Decker. She] Chemical National lank O tel teresting items, one “meeting against | lations of law, that hereafter what Is|the editors, in which he congratulated standing gold certificates $9,912,280. Jost ‘the sult and Justice Van Brunt to-day your frank end manly acknowledge Tel, however that she Hed eae] Chemical National Bank. free silver, $60." and another “Tarif | NOW a crime which we insist upon com-|the Mayor on the fact that the Tam-, The Treasury officials, however, do not an adverse decision on a motion fet ment of your crime. 1 am not forgetful, | Mine Decker combing Mr. Ishatn's hair 2 e———— Reform Committee, $25. mitting, may become legal and legiti-|many tiger had turned up his toes, regard the amount of coin on hand re- however, of the words of your tathful | in the presence of Mrs. Isham. SAYS SHE WAS HYPNOTIZ! ‘The “concerta and artists account | mate. The Mayor replied that the tiger was celved on deposit for gold certificates —_—_—_—_ wife and devoted friends, and 1 think | Mthe Presence of Mra. ; NOTIZED. | 7h, << expenditure of $25,000 in 1891, |, Dr. Payne also read a short speech, |by no means dead; that while he had éacred to their redemption, but will con- IN THE WORLD OF LABOR. of your beautiful children, whose p Beymour W. Bonnell, a cousin of Mra. and was also put in evidence. ‘lin which he entreated the Mayor in| been frightened out of the streets, he tinue to pay out gold coin on demand for od tures I have seen. . Isham, to whom she wrote the tell- | Pretty Freda Mu ‘Some of the more interesting items in| the name of 2,500,000 church communt- | was still rampant in every department legal tenders. It Is deemed amply sumM- ~———---— ‘ “You have secured some $0,000 by | tiie Nites, wan a witness atten teceus the company's expense accounts are as |cants to avert the great calamity which | of the municipal government and would’ cient that there is enough gold In elther | August Negendank ha ted Treasurer your forgeries. I ido not mean to bel i. cated on Mrs. Imhiam at Shelter lal: wile Wolt Mi follows would ensue if the saloons Were opened | remain so until the Power of Removal Coin or bars to meet the demand on goid | of Clgar-Makers’ Union Gevere, because you have been a rich | iia Wuat Summer ay 3 i on Sunday, bill was passed, certificates, Thomas Barrow has been elected Secretary @f man. The maxiinum penalty for your | ey ey Tee oueht her husband waa | For the first time in this city the plea! May 11 nat Arion Bal erime is twenty years; the minimu dying.” said the witness, and she re-| Of hypnotic influence in extenuation of| Per 31 Bollea, The Mayor's reply wax in lne with| He Invoked the ald of the editors to While the situation 1s regarded as a | Amalgamated Carpenterw Union No, 447. 9 5 facilitate the early passage of the bill Very trying one, there Is no thought, of | px . fam vents. The sentence of the court is pied “von what my deviltry has] a crime has come up in the Court of | tasectrivane oe tor Ba tat, | Beavioue Gelometiona: Dut wae. Ik anecl ana then waxed) humorous and told the anything #0 eflous as, to. involve the Brookiyn, etected a tnsignmation iit aitheeee ihe Abs pita eal s: \ brought me tot! ; a a ’ 1shi— Flowers Pattl, $35.) thing, @ tittle more emphatic. moulders of public opinion to take any- § 3 . The Cigar-Make.s’ International Union hi ee Sem or or I, oncinuin mit, Banna wale Mrs, ne Sessions, before Judge Fits-| ft Ipglthe—Witlam: sceinway, election ox-] He sald that ne ‘had alrendy, talked | thing they saw that they liked, because Fetary will fuily maintain at all hazards. | moved (ur tavor bureau to tio Diealeg eee e ' shai told him she had only flirted with a. ws about as much as he ca: Y ¢ had not yet nv i Mawel Gordon bi commutation for good behavior Dr. Abbott. Later Mrs. Isham. sald: The case ts that of Minnie Wolf, six- 8, Iss0—Jury payment for Steinway. $0. | would say again that If he was to order | City Hall furniture. {_ Short! M dournerwoen Meller eet eee Oe ‘after the closing of business | man of Journeymen Tailors’ Local Assembly Ne. “ Thad a key made to the side door, . 1x91—Two diamond siuds for Pad-) al} the saloons closed next Sunday and| The editors will, some of them, stay ‘at the United States Assay Office to-day |77, K. of L. days, making his actual sen ak! $250, let it be known on Saturday night there | in the city over night, and some will go. {t was announced that $1,000,000 in ‘gore ie Mer- years, eight months and fifte rnee nine) teen years old, who is o n lays. and after Dr. Abbott would leave the] with having receded § trial charged A new Co-operative League has been organised | cottage in the evening he would return ohne ahvet On behalf of the defense It was claimed | would be more drunkenness In the city|to their respective homes by the late bars would be deposited with t fn this city, with bead Seen ate of Thee toot et Bl iuter “and enter by the side door with | Mm, Hachael Tichards, of 24 Bust] nat the company found these and other | Woutybe, Ore trains. cantile Safe Deposit. Company, and | teenth sire. ARTS ME West Neeee ‘was taken out of the court-room. ap {the key T gave him.” At ataicat Minnie 16 Freda outlier, | ¢XPeditures necessary to properly carry! ‘The Mayor sald that he was going to —— would not be exported at this time. ‘utters’ Union, of which dire. guigicy sat within, the outer | Mr. Honsall swore Mra, Isham ap-| Ant, Maint Who da the real thief wT | on the business. take the advice, of the ‘ministers who! Fie FED ON SEWAGE WAT! Jee} ahs cHlebren Cattle Cattery’ Union. of whieh in eee eee Hecoricn Gar | pealed to him to get her out of the RedaC le) Vari. pralter Bhewaleme ——- 9 = had written to him saying that if the | FI WATER. rikers in Brooklyn. Ls ere, and sirbighed Recorder Goff | ferape and fix up matters with her ployed as A sarvant. by Mie Richacds FOUR POLICEMEN BOUNCED. ahatea® by atefig the saloon be bester pats GOLD RECORD BROKEN. alahorera, Protective Federal Union No, 8,287, one man after another to various terms | Ty ner said Mr. Bonsall, op] Lhe claim that she now sets up ts that to open for an Hour or two on Sunday e Opinion of Park Com- —_— ering eer has slected A. H. Flaherty Record> Beare Leeenl Bhe acémad to he With | Mut net gee What Spyld be done, she over her Gn ihe. ‘M'Yaat Minnie Wold | Sailivan, Who Ran Amack Im the to, do Ne aaa issioner Tappen. $12,030,000 Withdrawn from Sub- qsitersacere Union ne tn een ose y t us u \ e Ma! b eden William Hi. Leftern was sentenced n ross-examination Mr orale} it to her. Police Commissioners this after-| and can't be turned aside, Say snees | Wan called for this morning to ascertain! The following shipments of gold by} The hoisting engineers, employed on the ne forgery in the second degree to y that a year or so ago ho had | ‘iredn saye that she did tt because ahe| creat at the other end, even of our ways are “7 ve a term at hard laber | ison of fix years and six mont noon dismissed from the force Policeman | not parallel now. We'll have a Jollif-| Why new pumps and filters costing $10,000 to-morrow’s European steamers were | Woo! Exchange Building in West Broadway, are om AAT ia GI Pao alneneunieateien | rson, of the Oak street | cation. then.” were needed for the Castle Garden’ Announced to-day: Lazard Freres, | "1! !9 support of tne stone cutters, qua Wr ine. hee that Minnie always gained an Influence | Eugene A. Mas' He admitted t tS to get palling. b nt ent. 6 = The strikers at the Algonquin Woollen Mil William Travers Jerot who appeared | Bids u “Jover her by kissing and caressing her. | station; Peter Morgan, of the Ellgabeth| The Rev. Dr. Iglehart made the state-) Aquarium. Commissioner Straus was $2,600,000, Heldelbach, Ickelheimer & Co., | in Passaic, have accepted’ a reduction ‘of saa for Leffers, made a strong plea for th -——= liar und a murderess at heart,” | her ber Dy, kissit veduny Portion (street. station; Frederic ‘inne, of the | Ment, that if” the Mayor persisted | in $1,300,000; Baring, Magoun é& Co., $600,-|and returned to work, d eee ab 2 5 e portic reet station; Fre Ol favoring open saloons on the Sabhat Hie bald 1h? z ‘ glemency of the Court, but the I | — of the money he ° breaic ta the ka of] ft Bell said while the bi 00; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., $550,000; |, Cabinet-Makers’ Union No. 26 has elected Wille Eettean Na Grinonee With erent eeverin Aton ence of the prosecution | Broadway Squad, and John J. Sullivan, | it would cause a break In the ranks ‘ommiesioner Bell said while the blame 0%; I in OO eer tree eaice. Ne, 9, Ras electa Sndthen gate hin the weve sentence, | ATTACKED BY JEALOUS WIFE. | w2itstic!’suiitencs erald,on motion [of the Mulberry street station fhe reform element which could never} mignt be laid at the daor of Supt, Wood- Hevea Honsaan Co, #0 00, and Hos: | retary. PASS | Oa When Mra. Quigiey heard the senten of the defendant's attorney, orderes. the ; » policer ‘ © thought because ¢ ler, Wood & Co., $500,000, A million dol-| Charles Gloyne hi epenand sobbed. 2 ENN WY he) to Marsewhip a Tenche oe Pee IB Ue Ol ee cate aoa MINISTERS SUSTAIN HIM, [fiat aenimae ge The, grosant .DuMPY orice ror sisowwo"had een canceled." | Sercary, OMY Meee ed h — = Masterson Was accused assaulting 5 had a capacity of only 0,000 gallons, ome! on q ci d. mererary: ‘Quigley was reserved til! the last (Spectal to The Evening World) n old Wo! in a saloon, and of drink- a — vijle purnps with # 99,000 gallon ci In addition Arbuckie Bros. will forward | Frederick Hat been elected Master ailfhone who were In Court to Hoeke | washiNGTOse gan, sate, win-| EX*PENSION CHIEF SKIPS, atit seman in a'saioon, & steyar ueson a jhe’ puttin wien a Givi galion eupack: 1p, adiition, Arbuckie Hos, will forward | Predrik aat been lected Many eee C Bubk tarmerly employed as! {4m Rollow, the wife of the well-known ~ - inne was drunk jayor Strong Re: om | Commissioner Tappen believed the fish eal of light welght gold in the amounts clerks “and saeamen, The new’ Recording Sec: paren Guth. formenty employed 8) tu sinegs tin, made a dexperat stares Sald to Have Lett V The charge against Morgan way tn Well-Known Clersymen, had to live in newage water, but both the Free Wer cram ee ee eee eee meatikay: tition kan woe 's Prey) “ype m ‘ {to horsewhip A Knoxville, a a moral conduct A | rintendent 4 r Bel 8 week, ester el e ms and who while in their employ, secure [yy SC VOnIN } e 0 ‘ Mayor Strong’s mail continues to bring Were obtained th prvious days. jontractot | Klein's shop, and lady finishers ayy i ub st ¢ KB. but n with » Woman, Action on the application of Capt. ’ lared the water than in e feed yb tA belonging to Y Bameer severe (De ame of she fei, 1 nders. She ae Reauai ih Row Macs Henry D. Hooker, who retired, was latd! letters from well-known ministers urg- ny state Wi the iting: clark, The withdrawals of gold from the Sub- | Belonkine to the Union have’ erganized a branch was sentence! to-day ty fuur years and cic f alienating her ROO Ne nee over, The Captain expressed a desire) jug him to maintain his position on the | fie by chemicals Treasury this morning were larger than | ye oy ihe faternati pe ack waa tornieriy. inthe employ Bathan . 7 ar WARTINGTUN, Jan 3i-The Dulaney /to romain at his post until the warm | Jitiecr of changing the present Excise | Tt Was decided. to discuss the queation Gate BUR PRONTO THe onal eenies | Unions. entlieg thiraretene ate EUnEemere 4 *, iss Kuoxville’s friends say that Rol-| tragedy, in Buffalo, will be rec “l by season SUDIeSE OF One ‘ a ha _ CCULLVe mem stol eating ove ng vg ai vite | we As cl + of H. B. Claflin & Co, low ted hitiselt as a bachelor, | the are Ut WRELIRE Rey ar (ONE report. of Grusiede of the Pollen! laws, eo they may te extorced, Hh SRSEDHNE Oe8sR8 drawais for the week have been $12,(30.000 | Maat, 8nd Branch 3 proposes that the Union es the disappearance from Washingt The rep tablish” a tool Insurance fund. A ote of and that as Soon as she learned he wae | (he disappears ety een Of pension Fund shows receipts for the, ‘These letters, the Mayor sald thin | the largest amount on record for # simi- und. vote it : funds on hand » $4,465.01; disbursement Morning, alrea 592.44, which, with. In- | and are from clergymu fused his attentions, in. Giles C. Rush, until lately a chiet of at. | Penton, Purdy shake he has persistently ‘fol- | vision in the Pension Office. Mrs, Rush | from ‘last. y 1 annoyed her. | Was alleged to have met Dulaney at the Of penstons, FIVE YEARS FOR ROSSMAN, 12") ‘i lowed a The Ho ‘ea 1 d 3 re oe | branches ts to be taken upon the questio! i period ye! y numbered about thirty, KUHLKE OUT AT LAST, | Wy, Peulat ding New York Sub-Treqsuty | “Tne organised seamen are Jubilant ov of all denomina- il the toot transferred from Sub-Treasuries in other | {pat ,one of the Maguire bilin, totended on Embessler Senten is teh, the condition of American seamen, th the —— = World's Pal erning of this, Rush cldentals, amounted to $603,759.65, leaving tions. Mayor Strong said that most of| @ Letter Which the Commiastoners | “itl | lower House of Congress by a large majority. a arted fc Re inieario small balance of $31,601.00 the letterk were marked “personah’ bat |, News Is awaited with considerable tn- | General Secretary Furnacth ie ‘rot Bens @ Deanemora Princ CHILD MURDER AND SUICIDE. | shictns rae ttt the, intention of | & Tal mer of retired officers on the| Hie weyers Were marked “personal,” but File Is Not Oftennive. terest from Washington in regard to the | ators to vole tor the tilt eee aaTaON i, 558) 8a ah nV N o | noc ae Dulaney, bus Dulas pension iat is 766; whlows, 3M; orphans, | be willing’ to have them’ made publ | ‘The work of weeding out the clerical {itentlons of the Administration with | Coopers! Union No. 4 bas elected the following mienee 4. at co trom Phtad Man Shoots 8 Rush's domestic. troubles have now | 69: “T shall wait a while, however,” he | nha 7 a tha Gh reference to a bond Issue, and as to the | omcers: C, A. Hawkins, Pres! W. B. Cagle, nen. } n Gulimtnated thie clears we With wl | Eleven more. applications for retire: said, “before giving them to the press, foree In the office of the Commission- finances generally, It is felt that. anc | vretrcatdent; Harrington, Recording Secre> the Nationa) Huser k, of this Dang Imanelt. the personal property uld convert |Mment were made to-day, making a total because I think their publication will do) ers of Accounts to make room for more other fasue of bonds cannot be jones de- |saras, J W. Feater Corresponding Secretary: W, we thie murn ne sentence Jun > Y 8. a is alle accompanted. by of 710. more good a little later on. aahantlanhal “ perileet Ay and hat it may be — for ler, Financial Secretary; E. Nichol, ‘Treas> pi helo ¥ t Court ¢ JI LADELPHIA, Jan. %.—Willtam H OO RL ye Ren ante. OY “0. Nelson Miles recommended the "the clergymen who have done me the | ©xPert antants Koes merrily On. $1(5,000,000 Ingtead of $50,000,000, as was John Perrin. Sergeant-at-Armag J.” Jacobs & we Live ye at Lerd labor Dan teGrath, thirty-one years, of 1222 South — = appointment of Thomas Rogers. a ser- hcnor to agree with me in my views are | Commissioners Terry and Lehmater to- the case in November last. and J. M:_ Moseler. Guarda: W. MB Anderson, i ma Prisos irty-sith street, went into the cellar | Keant, who had served under Miles. men of standing in their calling, 1 y ted the resignation of Assist- It is sald that $7,200,000 Ig the amount | Examiner; C. Martin, GB. Fox, W. E. Andersom, ® mo: | Tr i ee cates wiclty {his house this morning and eatted to| MRS. DRAYTON GETS TIME. | eas tacit gbintons™ should“ eatry much |ant Examiner Harry Runike eee eT ee OM NOE ThIG wit eo Re | meat Eastin oar of the nig q fe welx! | first letter was returned, because he In- to-morrow. 8 sum $3,050,000 will be nee o rb 4 = two children, Samuel, aged six years, | py | ‘AL f in) Sera) i 4 - | Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners bas deci " i ‘e \ © Heart f ™ pout the early passage of t wer corporated in it @ mlatement that “to forwarded by the steamship La Bur- a aa uly Ouc oir of Trousers Let aod Lithan, two years older, who. fol-| we ipe: ay te vost’ TO HAVE MORE POLICEMEN. J of Removal bill, "Mayor Strong seems to the victors belonged the spoils," he supe kogne and $4,150,00 by the steamship Lie al, Members owning sous, or . ch is (3 Whee Rev ML pastor of Grave lowed thelr father Into the cellar, | poned Indefinitely, | haxe some midgiviny He sald anne rowed Mr Kuhlke then wrote the fol- canta. aliens AN, Sead ] ee Ber pares: 4 the boy Upstairs, und with: » ParRG tye tcatne cote : dying from the nt outlook it| lowing letter, which wan accepted ed a Tea ane honk to An iene caly ccs | Fate at cieatich the heads | pants THe pete World) | Commisatoners Will Call for @ Bis) would be nome time before the bill te OWNK fetter, which wan wecepted: FAURE’S DAUGHTER TO WED. ro exhausting Sit other mente ot Se 1a alr eh ome of ts ataeee k instanuy. McGrath whee | NE . ON. J, Jan, 25.—The Cole- | CiviecSarvice List, When It was suggested that | with whom sou are better aryialitel, aitheuge Je | tling diferences with employers. Candidates for Feng viack (oie ce . Weapon to his own head and | Man-Drayton hearing set down for Mon- Was an intent to delay its! they are not more cMorent I herewite tender ie — membership must be American citizens or be in wes Bites er through his rain day, in Bernardsville, N. J, has been | The Boant of Police Commissioners this paseame by Jugaling et back ead fc th take effect Jan, 1s96. Panl Deschanel to Re ¢! | Bossesaion of thelr "frat papers." A members) - taken to a hospital where hi 3 sa oon will e between the Assembly and the Hot a bucceaatul rem Tam, you Will henceforth be permitted to work below the ree O'clock , | Bosteaned Indoninitely by agreement of |Afernoon will make @ requisition upon | MoWErn one Amagmnly and. the House, | Wishing yeu e sucromtil reali, ehaminer. | resident's Son Union scale, Discussion upon religious and politte . 7 | counsel. the Board of Civil Service Examiners for what he -hought about that. all PARIS, Ji ‘The betrothal of Mil cal subjects will be excluded from all meetings Brace = 3 Mre pn wants additional time to | a Met of 20 names of applicants eligible ~ Mayor Str. h t “changed hi Y | b Jan e betrothal of Mile. | of the Brotherhood, but the members are. ea ae “ bu Allen Awa enable her to Mle an amen Dill, BRe | Poe appointment ae eee wf * lnind ahout Mra matieaollity Ss ronan $24,000 Verdict Agninat the City.| Lucie Faure, daughter of the Pri sident | couraged to discuss questions of soclal economy. 4 ee Mad Allen was awarded $250 counsel teeg | PPR eRe ne Of one butt ot thenraae will Hoard proposes to al once Ail the gap tn | Women on the Hoard of Education, but| Nathaniel Jarvia, Jr.. the former clerk tn the of the Republic, to M. Paul Deschanel, | Delegates aroclé, ‘senacttes ace aehenls tee WARMER WEATHER WITH FOG “6 vt Judge Dagro in the] no held in Newark, on ‘Tuesday, | the force caused by retirements, diemaiss | does not fee ed to enter Into the! court of Common Pi secured @ verdict of a member of the Chamber of Deputies, | hf? appointed on the axitation committee of the ‘ j the S- subject at Ir | ' Central Labor Federation of Newark, N. J. The t Boe brought againat a Ga = sila and deaths during the last twelve | Mndect it len Y intend to. ap. | #2420 thls noon againet the city. from a Jury is announceu, adquarters was Temoved to 154 East Orange , . eu W Alien Mra Alle: e non ths the Supreme Court before Judge farrett. An enue. ( Warmer yuar is Getting tp An- by ire A ch Geta DE ae ta int seme women commissioners to !?, P a “the * y' s *e ” ereries her July | Mra Basch Ge verse amd Childs) “it la also expect a that some of the the School Board. and possibly to core allowance of, $360 Rranied ‘9M. Paul Deschanel is the son of M.| The Grocery Clerks’ Benevolent Union hag i @ther Phase for Ue . “nese ot Bashy year | | Lillian Basch bas been granted an absolute Vacancies in the ranks of sergeants will | (ther boards ae well, f Mave untae @ peal, ae ll wae em ecare’ Emile Deschanel, the eminent professor. | elected es R. Allen, President; G. E. Jaogar . 60 inouine ’ a year by Judge Dugro'trom Vrederick Bas be filled etther to-day or next Tues of names unde Sonata cit 3 Hi damages in o nt pro, Hundred He js a Republican, the author of a num. | 40d J. W. Hill, Vice-Presidents:| Mo A. | Jacke —— oy i yy oe The. there are seven captaifis to be appoint. | pf names ae sone ration. Puy and Vituy-afth | treet ‘and between McComb [fe te 4 matical Raa lstaey arias nat ® J. Philips, Financial Secre- jacturing furrier at S# Mercer atree! © ed though some of the vacanele: ot ye! de e and Kighis avenue, caused by. tne of poll d ‘orks, Fei ea juide; q awarded Mra Basch the euicdy of bar Rave Gate ence ears Wee cRnelee | Mueaking Of Benalor Mullin's bill, tol cemtrnates of the tee vicsace thretee Oe THERe aCe Tan DS ete cere are seek he ee One Hai Ame Thee ash’ a tenes NR Ree ee teeta eney es Rumer xaloon-keepers to raise their dred and Fitty-Afth street nal dew Debats. In 1891 he visited the A Fs tm iis atiected the’ buattea 40 GayTaee there BAS been no exa to Dp the Mayor satd: "While not in- | ae United States In an official capacity at | 4ot copbiasione Pavers’ Union has elected the vie cents pa dorsing that particular bill, [ belleve in jer See the instance of the French Government | felioming officers, Charles Smith. President; T. In order te inquire into various commer. Retagliata, Vice-Pre clal_and economic matters. He hae diss stut : tinguighed himwlf as an orator, and Nas | Assent Sorgen John Minor. Financial Recording Secretary; Arms; George Pizaal, —_ 9g Teed \Keeeping up the blinds. Half the men | Berestord Wed ye Police Are who now drink on Sundays in saloons would not do so If they could be seen at | jackmall thority on 14 whi Anderson, proprietress of an all the bar " ehring Bea troubles, occupied several important positions. or ouse at 111 West Forty-ninth treet | +. The semi-annual on of Journ . %.—1t ts now positively | weir | houwe 8 ws Ge el _—- fend earneat taik with) Mayor siviug to-day. Mr, err’ Union No. a han reaulted aa follows: Joseph ni raided | nt by Capt, Maughe ? ramer of the. Street Cle Mt or. Preside oon ha er iae duet, face weed thet Lara Wiliam Bereatrd | Sata"tug ‘raged ori Weather Fa Base cree rive RIBOT MAY BE PREMIER, fect" st"hittn, tary tine F indicated 20 degrees veiow married to the Duchess of Marl-| (hia. morning The weasher hours | eo reasurer; George Neumann, Fla took the pain ax the worgugh, formerly Mra, Hamersley, of bch Be EP Nol se jaminaed. Accepts the Task of Forming a ce, with 72 degrees abtove ii w York, during the coming Spring. i a Rorthws ‘The suit of Joseph, Kmma and Martha Camp-| Cabinet for France. = renpertas bell, heire of William Camptell, against the New 5 1 is at Work On an elaborate tor Su | PARIB, Jan. 2%.—President Faure has lent, i Pant ES Soin oP An siaboras Better use too | Mecklers Ke-elected as Counsel, | Saye : Insurance Company, for $1,489,000, ¥88 gummoned M. Ribot to form a Cabinet, Ww. Te De Ha tie effects of the past two months) much than too | Tae shusical Mutual Protective Union of the City Preferred Marriage to Jail. dismissed by Justice Van Hrunt, in Supreme and the latter has accepted the task. He |. K. Du Vail, health of New Yorkers little Peartine ee York which Ja the largest of ite kind ia | Pastor Schnelder, of the German Methodies | Goure, Chambers, | to-day. on the around thet iy now consulting with his frienda, A. of Le, sheet Yond | Vuited States, evling Unapimously re | Church, Slath street and Becomd avenue, to-day nably hegiecied Wo sarve ety wite Of AL. Riwot wi ra, has elected: Isaac & Mine Grip Deaths in One Day. eit teas Rates Bua ee Beaty I igh Gk dabomie. ot Gah omerd Gabe ne ut ot the toreiiauie wee the Miss. Minnie Burch, of Chicag Wing hd he Bureas of Burial Permits reports nine gael to the Uat . ier have been | Morite Siiberberg. He was arrested ou # charge VERS) Plasa Thotel” property, built by Payte & Campbell the fall of M. Ribot’ PR Ags ie ce this ctx from the arip during the flected <ounsel Wo the Uulow cousecudvely tor the | of betrayal under promise of mastinge Now he 1 aaa see Me telentrniad of «milion | the, late President Car Financial Sectetaty; Ac Canton hours ending at WA M to-day, past wine peare tee. ee, A Went (Tt te. BY Clay, ere tres ihe ineurance Company. [plea @ tether o ure streak, Corresponding :. ‘Mecretary. 4