The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1895, Page 5

) Grace Church on Monday. Sympathy Pouring Ir. The Widow Too Prostrated with Grief to Open Them. The funeral of Ward McAllister will take place on Monday, at 10 A. M., at Grace Church. Bishop Potter will om- ciate, Rev. William R, Huntington, D. D.,, assisting, The pall-bearers have not been selected. It has not been decided whether the remains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery, where the family have a burial place, or in Newport (R. 1.) Ceme- tery. Pending the settlement of the question the body will be placed in the receiving vault at Greenwood. The body this morning was in the bedchamber on the second floor, Only Members of the family were permitted to enter the room, Scores of letters and telegrams of e heen received, and a few.cablegrams. The widow is still too Prostrated to read them, and the names condolence ha of the senders are unknown. A salver on the table of the reception- room is littered with cards, bearing the Names of persons well known in New York's social life. Ward McAllister was beth, J. Mr. McAllister suffered very little » and his death was peaceful. Thursday of last week he_was attacked by the grip while Union Club, He complained to several friends that his condition was far from normal, and on reaching home he asked that Walker, his family physician, be pain during his {Ilner sp@hding the afternoon at the D called. Dr. Walker ordered him to take to his bed. He obeyed, and he never left his bed again. He was supposed to be improving, and his condition was not thought to be dangerous until 7.90 A. M. yesterday. Then he had a sinking spell. The family were alarmed, and Dr, Walker was hastily summoned. Later Dr. Swift, Dr. Walker's partner, and Drs. Bangs and Thomas were called in, Mr. McAllister rallied about 10.30 A. M., but early in the afternoon he began to fail again, and grew worse rapidly until his death. Just before he died he reached out his hands towards his broth- er and spoke to him a few words, Then his head fell back upon the pillow and he breathed his last. For more than a year Mr, McAllister had been afflicted with a chronic all- ment, which is supposed to have has- tened his demise. He made a trip abroad last summer, hoping for the betterment of his health, and consulted some of the leading physicians of Europe. ——_— HER TRUE PRESENTIMENT. Deputy Supt, Shannon's Wife ¢ Hin Death. ed Him Befo Rene Michael Shannon, Deputy State Su- perintendent of Insurance, died at his vesidence, 206 West One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street, this morning, at o'clock. He was taken fl on last Fri- | day night with pneumonia, and grew/cover $250 from Cari and Theodor WARD WPALLISTER, His Funeral Will Take Place at legrams and Cable Despatches of ew York's fa- mous soclety director and originator of the Four Hundred, He died at 9.30 o'clock last night, at his home, No, 16 West Thirty-sixth street. At his bedside were Mrs. McAllister and their son and daughter and Mr. McAllister's brother, Rev. D> Marton McAllister, of Eliza- While Baby Was Dying, Hour of Grief. longed Strike. Whi th handed Toback a dispossession notice. few hours before by an undertake: ities’ officers, work six week: fant four months old. while she and her mother, Sita ‘colemany a widow, we the bedaide of the dying’ chil ginning Feb, housekeeper, according to M statement. when you see my daughter's child 4 sat Mra Coleman. 1 don't care, housekeepe: possess, the court. niles Dr, Seigelatein sick child free of charge. was the cause of death. dues, ‘his membership lapsed. The name of ‘Abrant Hale landlord claims to act as h Fents from tenant back refuse. would do anything of this ki Not entertain this proceedin, The Marshal was only too continue it, and Mrs. Tobac! to her home. —_—— EXHIBITED HER SHIN. EVICTION AND DEATH, a Poor Parente Served with Papers id Indifference of an Agent in the One of the Sad Lessons of a Pro- the fifteen-month-old child of Philip and Lena Toback was dying in |@ cold, cheerless bedroom in the tene- ment rookery at 6 Columbia street yes. terday afternoon at 3 o'clock the grief- stricken parents were told by Mra. Dreitlein, the housekeeper and agent of | landlord, that they must get out be- cause they had not paid rent in ad- vance, Two hours afterwards, while the child was breathing its last, an officer from the Fifth District Court called and A teporter for “The Evening World” called at the rooms where Toback lives, and found the father and mother of the child in dire distress, Their dead little one, Fanny, had been carried away a wagon, sent by the United Hebrew Char- Mrs. Toback was pale and weak. Her eyes were red from weeping. She Is a young woman of twenty-three years, of native birth, and intelligent, Her hua- band is twenty-seven years old. He |s a coat tallor by trade. He has been out of He came to thi Hi from Paterson, N. J. in acarch Of ett joyment after losing all his household effects by fire, The couple have an i= Mrs. Toback told the re} porter. that lein walked into the room and demanded payment of Mig Tent for the month be- ‘ou must pay or get out,” said the Toback's “You ought to be ashamed of yourself, to come here and make such, a demand Is was the reply of the “there are pienty of hospi- tals. 1 shali apply at once for a dis- Two hours laic: the notice came from Mr, and Mrs, Toback say they are pen- tended their Pneumonia Toback also sald that he had been a member of the Progressive Tailors’ Union, but, havirg no money to pay his wealthy man, ia on the dispossession notice as nd plaintiff, and Mrs, Dreitlein ings, simply saying that Mrs. To- ad not contormed to a rule of the house in the matter of disposing of nette type, who appeared last | pounds, and so bounds, Song and Dance only’ carries pounas, and it may be well to remem- per that he was a Vastly improved colt in “Humpty Dumpty Up to Date, jin the Fifth Avenue Theatre, was a | plaintiff this morning in the Fifth Ju-|at St. Asaph dicial District Court in a sult to re-| All in all, THE WORLD: [RAMAPO AT THE TOP, Handicapped in the Brooklyn at 127 Pounds. Sport, at 114 Pounds, Deemed a Dangerous Factor. Handicap Is Well Done, but the Ene tries Are of Poor Class. ‘The weights for the Brooklyn Handi- cap are announced to-day, and they show that an uncommonly low class of horses has been entered. Barring the horse in the lot. The others are good by Mr. Vosburg, the official handicapper, are as follow Ramapo, 5.. Sir Walter, 6. Dr. Rice, 6 Rey El Santa Antia, Rubleon, 4. Sport, 5.. Lazzarone, Leman, Sir Francis, Bam 3 Leonawell, 6 %. 6: Bir Knight. In view of the uncertainty that at- taches to racing in this Btate at the present time, very little interest will be the question of racing ts settled no future books will be opened, and all speculation as to the probable winner is idle, the handicapper will not be uninterest- ing. Ramapo is deemed the best horse junds to Sir Walter, five to Dr. Rice, nine to Rey El Santa Anita and Rubicon, It i: questionable whether Ramapo is went wrong after winning the and Metropolitan Handicaps. Sir Walter was not in ood shap his true form until the Fall m the New York Joc beat Clifford and Ru Sir Walter ts hard icon rather easily. an early horse, meetings when a two-year-old, even at 122 pounds is distinctly dang ig much poorer, Rey El Santa Anita is practically an in hin subsequent races in the Park last Fal he will be ‘op. In les on Ramapo, starts in the race, ‘The others are hard! ve them a chanc ‘as a good two-ye wrong al! last Jennie Dignam, a pretty ballet dancer | some people. Declare is in nicely at 106 of the Is Sir Knight, plished an éxi TARY WoraG. his wite,| Rosenfeld, the well-known theatreal| the most open handicaps yet welghted. ‘our days before his illness, who Was in Bermuda, felt @ presentiment | managers. that Shannon needed her and that he! rt of danger. Accord- ailed immediately for New | York on the steamship Trinidad, reach- ing this city Saturday afternoon, in time ‘o be with her husband just when he was in {nsly she me needed her. Mr Shannon waa born in Frenchburg, common County, Ireiand, July 26, intry when a . settling in Buffalo. He was twice an Alderinan of that city, and after. 7, and came to this Warils, for five, years, chief bookkee) Th''the office of the’ City Comptrolie: ‘here, dent of Insurance | under McCall in 18%. Whe! Weil succeeded | Mi ated the office of me Su non his deputy, which o! the time of his death, He was a personal friend of President Cleveland, with whom he affiliated in polltics. ‘The funeral will take place in Buffalo next Monda: ————_ — MISS SHEPARD 'S DEAD. The Daughter of the Late Eliott F. Victim of Pneamonia, Shepa Miss Marguerite Shepard, daughter of . Shepard and grand- iam H. Vanderbilt, died the late E:ott daughter of Wi of pneumonia yesterday afternoon, ‘Misa Shepavd was fifteen years old at the time of her death, and was already noted for her philanthropic work, The funeral will take place mother’s home, 2 West Fifty- street, at 10.30 A, M, to-morrow. — Seth B. Cole D NYACK, Fed. 1. home in this cl ben County im the Legivature was alto a delegate tow Repubilean inated Abraham Lincoln tn 1860. Since that time District-Attorney, County Judge aud Sur- ‘of Rockland County. — ~~ = permanently night, Vor nearly fifty years tt at the west known hotels in New York. It wi built by Puillp 4. Van Kenssclas of $1,000,000. The bi Was sold a ort thins building All Silk Veiling TO-MORROW ONLY. All black and all colors, also doubl all silk Metines in every concely- able color; worth at least 2c. 7 per yard, at... 68 West 22d St. vas appointed Deputy mien hn Mr. Max: he cre- jef_examiner of Department, and Shannon was en this position. When Pierce be- erintendent he appointed Shan- ce he held at Soth Th. Cole died at his last night, aged seventy-four Judge Cole was born im Steuden County raduated from Union College, in 1846. Hi vopolitan Hotel, at Broatway and Prince 4 up at 12 o'clock 8 bern one tn 1852, at a com together with Niblo's Th and wil Probably pe turned into @ twelve-story ofles Silke Veilings. with chenille dots in width raised her dainty little right the floor and tapped on the tibia Justice Goldfogle, in such matters, glanc aria sidewise to while the their nec pli yet ob! Never min* Miss flesh was lacerate: jured. technicallt: begun, Justice Goldfogl tift's ‘lawyer until Mond: bond for the removal of the 1 Court ot Common Pi —— DERAILED NEAR HARRISON. Pennaylvanin Pass Tr Ditched by a Broken Rail, e the pla engineer could stop the train, The ci ferred to and it was not after midnii nt! A broken rail caused the accident. for ing, charged with felonious asta Fifth street, at 10 o'clock last night Ei yas drunk, approached Mra Outlnger about to enter her home Mer screams summoned Poltcoman Gelde: the Kast 0 who arrent drunk he night, William Fenton Trapped, William Fenton, who calle bimselt a spe: tor, was held in $300 at the Jefferson Markos Police Court this morning on a charge of imper sonating an officer. Pretty Belle Roberts Gresamaker, told Judge Taint home to 234 Weat Twenty bt yestentay when Fenton told her he oidcar “and she’ hust "go (o the s.ation-house hime “A male. aoa ‘along, Benion tid Thrown A Montague streot, Brookly: with @ jerk at the corner of Clinton morning, throwing Henry Beck, of ren street, against a window. He was badly cvt vhoet tha fare, foot from rds the plaintiff, wyers and spectators craned e whereon the injury was inflicted, counsel, Law,c: Charles L. Hoffman, as Counsel for the Messrs, Rosenfeld ob- | though burd: tained a dismissal of the case on a| brood of newl: and when a new sult wai file a| bors this evening and to-morrow. to the | It has been erroneously annot the show will close to-night. It will not A west-bound passenger train of the just west of the Harrison station last gine and four cars, It jumped from the track and ran over the tles for| Martine 1 hever sees the Recorder at about a hundred yards before the} Mine “Gf the Judges intimated to-day that a determined effort would be made 3 were crowded with passen-| to shut off proposed legislation whereby most uniim- 4 the Recorder shall hav gern who were returning from New| {sy “Sower. in the General. Sessions York and considerable excitement pre- valled. The passengers were trans-| and have the appointment of all office other train. A wrecking] Connected with the courts, a train was sent-out from the meadows, ie Sule TRAID) SME IRN RGod.” Said nt that the cars were again on the track. Too Drnnk to Remember Anything. | "Xt" ‘Thoma . antc, of 12% East One Hundr was held in $300 bait Court this morn on Mra Ma garet Ottinger, of 431 East One Hundred and an, who! while 1 14 id choked her. was ging th street towards mid cable car stopped — = —-- Miss Dignam avers that while on the | stage on Oct. 23 last, she fell through a PRIZE POULTRY EXULTANT. trap door and was severely injured, be- cause of the carelessness or negligence of the defendants or their employees. During the trial of the case, Mist! The big barnyard Dignam: modestly volunteered to show the Court that portion of her anatomy that had been injured to the amount of $20, and she grasped her dress skirt, Winning BI be an object cf interest to thousand sors. while hens similarly honore hatched chicks, and the experts will ci be closed until late to-morrow evening. NOT CORDIAL “WITH GOFF. Hin Fellow-Jad corder Wants Too Mach Power. rts, be Presiding Judge continuous!; the Judge. inal Court-House, and nearly the subject lose personal fr! Colder Weather Coming. Atantle It I cot Wont and by Michigan was t below at C Omaha, 20 below at Blamarck, 26 below at 8: Paul and at Mile Clty, Mon, coldest in the United Mates, 4 below. it will row; deridedly col jar morning, was CEREALS MFG. CO., 83 Murray si att aa nneenane SPORTING MISCELLANY. th no longer a need tor con- thing to be gained by kee mprey'a friends | ey tor several In tact, trom the pubit fdimit that the freoke been 10 a precarious ¢ondition, feason i@ shaken, and the best of care will be necessary in order to put Kim In shape to Keep Mfg. Company, return to hie home in Portian five top weights, there ia not a stake | selling platers. The weights allotted | and worrtment. i tall ‘8 frank announce. ment of the true @tate of affalre previous to the | TMC Aweal Dilemma Whieh C night he was to meet Ryai to ‘The Rvening World could count among his supporters as in his heyday, and he wou permitted to make Instead of leaving it froute Manager Frohmi to ferret out, Dempsey Chicago Praises Olga coe Neth been 18 worry spectacte that he did ring as he dia. Dempeey is at| Frohman dec! brother's home In Wililamaburg | Wilds Reeds real friende A supgestion taken in this year's Handicap. Until | Portland, In better co take his place as a breadwi ete announced that the National 8 18 not, scrambling Nevertheless .. glance at the work of Jackson-Mitehetl in the race, and ts allotted the top weight of 127 pounds. He concedes three Reed be surprised the acept thar | ticed this and Migs Millett was neatly toad the Glunte wart thirteen tg Sport and from fourteen to enason was Aniabed with, thirtyefoue pounda to the others, Bare attes. ones being In with ninety-three pounds | idle Connell and Chatley | Roten City boxers, who Te apectat ‘elx-round gu at the Excelsior Bo so much better than Sir Walter, Dr. | ‘alison Rice and the others. Ramapo was a Fattling good horse last Spring. but, he juburban | b, of Paterson, on, i Ameridan 'AtBI@U: Clubs A Marge number ot der and New York ‘sports. will, witnen bouts, and they will hav nat ce enacts to bat 00 oth ha backing of 1300, Bob Fornyine oF ‘any ae mt in the Spring, and in fact he did not als eting ot fet y Club, when he y though he waa very good in the Spring| 1 wssten ts lohing oy aber sane den will a tortelt of it “Johan Gotnors for $20 aside and red by any Ciud. Mad- Dr. Rice gets ten pounds more than In the Brooklyn he won last year, and J the class pitted against him this Marty McCue, who matched te bo mits Daunte Mebrite hea Aen unknown quantity, He galned the repu- ide “Athlete |tation of being a good horse when he won the American Derby last year, but ast he “agent in ‘collecting Wow Nigoked ‘upon "an a dog.” it, is clatm at he was doctored by un- told her story. ‘The Marshal could give| too much of the dime novel, no good reason for the dispossersion Pro-| Rubicon is in very well at 118 pounds, and providing he comes to the post in the, same form he displayed at Morris it Hahena faint heart however, customer. He has a faint heart, however, Justice Goldfogle said: “This case ought never to nave been brought into| sma.l¢ pinched will stop. In a drive tre this court. Tt 1s too inhuman to con- template. “He ia lens than @ man. who | dollars to. a ) E will | “Sport may’ be pulled around again all ad to ais. {Tht and if he In as good as he was todis;lin the Suburban of last year he will returned | ccme very near winning. No horse has ary lcense to give weight to Sport, if the latter leaves ‘is sulks at home. ‘Of his chances nothing can be sald until he One Hundred and De traced by Billy but these rakish hour of 8A. M. Cilcago jes are to be doubted, as they savor Atite Club, whlch 18 one of Si xt city, (and which a “few Shinew members” are ‘bel drive be- head of the stretch home it would be | ago by Eddle Connell for a return fight wit Ponnors to weigh 117 p Convince him that he can defeat ‘him serommny, MoGitr, of thie, city, Levy, the Newark boxer, bout at 126 pounds at ti Club, of Paterson, bext Monday sellent condition for the bout. ahould he defeat Ley worth mention- ing. ‘They do not class with the top weights and are not In light enough to Matt Byrnes, who old, but who was eason, may surprise yet Marty | MeCi Barnett or any 126 t 107 eral opinion amor -round bout betw Connell Wednesd andied, ‘Barney Mul- ight that i¢ . Vosburg has accom- lent plece of work, and heavy, right hand heart blows. the race looks very hard. It is one of | Lewia M. Tineltt {tan Athletic Club, | Big Roosters Crow Londly After Ue Bont Club crew, mporarily occupy- ing Madison Square Garden continues to eins, ‘hie baton sgainat your gyrations, and the sixth annual exhibition of the Poultry and Pigeon Association will score @ Sliccess as great an its predeces- Tead the challenge of Mr. in a ataft-awing Clark Amociation Higgins to contest for the gold offered by the above Aasociation. also make a side bet of any amount. To-day 1s the last but one of the show, and blue ribbons decorate many coops. Strange it may be, but the big roosters which have acquired these dis- | she was about to explain just where the| tinguished decorations seem to crow | ed-and the bone in-| in a more exultant tone than ‘mit 4 Mr. Malloy Banaaome enue oo I will be onl: outon Board of Aldermen have decided | Helen Blythe, who w to 4 meee f *sdving canine | motherm bedaide, Mr. Brien has nothing tions. This has given rise to an impression that | but good reports to make of Miss Mar. hoxing |e to be prohibited and private club exhibitions will cot acl It Ene Gare Of 8 vaRe not to iamue licenses for publ ‘Many classes have yet to be judged, tinue their la- ood thut | L. D. A, G.—As A does not wi ad it heen a awoepsiak re concerned, C would nave won, ‘simply on the aame plan as in horse to win not to a which all fires | to the wall. Fenr the Re- The relations between Reconter John Pennsylvania Rallroad was derailed! w. Goff ani Judges Martine, Cowing and Fitzgerald, of the Court of General | night, The train consisted of an en-/ sessions, are strained. Judge Fitagerald does not apeak to the Recorder, Judge very difident, Judge Cowing David | in number of rounds or to « finish | ten make money outalde. and s puree, before the Seaside | wll to advertise 'a bi New York sus man an treet, at 2 P. M., The proposed Goff bill te almost. the sole tople of conversation in the Crim- ly every con versation winds up with, “What'll he do dout at O14 underlined ‘vorcons® + and was coufdent of defeating | French comedienne fee.s It her duty "| The “Don't Let? Clair will hold a boxing en- ment in an uptowa hall on Tuesday even: Recorder deciines absolutely to| who will furniah the ‘and Sol White, and EAdie Met Local Forecaster Dunn said this morning that | tly warmer than yesterday in the | from the Obio Vailey | ere went of Lake and Mimourl, It #0 this moraing, 10 below at Soldiering Cost Him Hie Job. a tn the Taireenth Reet af Yenkersey from. sae Are tany river on fir a sulcs be to emplored-cive Weatt Riestrie Ine. | Sophev® Pk NiTArineh “vel jeiag’ ecole discharge him unte 3. J, Marshall, a pri A. B.C. ce OATMEAL, BECAUSE STEAM COOKED improved process, thereby distingulahing A. fi. (. ations ever since Ite intreduction 19 years age. NY All Grocers, emanarane naaranare FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, _ The Price of a Shirt doesn’t always tell what it is, A dozen makers make dollar shirts of a dozen different quali- ties, One kind of dollar shirts is better than all the others, (K Quality) eell for #1, laundered; Sdc., unlaun- dered. They are well and thoroughly made of fine round thread linen and @xcellent musi They will wear as well and look as well ag most dollar-and. half shirts, We guarantee them— y one, every way. buy them back if you don’t like them. Ward, | Broadway, bet. lith and 12th Sts. for the in charge DRAMATIONEWS AND NOTES ol There'll be a terrible to-do when Daniel # to produc ‘An Ideal Husband," play, been | the Lyceum Theatre. The dramatist has it for the purpose ot | been cruel enough to make his leading ition t0| lady remark, am not permitted to wear dinmonds,” and of course @ due rempect for Mr. Wilde's feelings will porting club, | prompt Mr. Frohman to enforce this ‘Other "people Series | tule. Even tn London, though, It was Prophets seem to lack glory im thelr own partic: | disregarded, Mins Matrle Millett, who played the part, duly declared that she was not permitted to wear diamond but she hau the front of her bodice pl tered with them. One or two critica no- guyed, In New York, of course, the temp- tations to actresses to wear diamonds don. Mr. Frohman hi friends, There is not an actress in New many of the gems as ponsible. | 1 de: | Miss Lily Hanbury, of Beerbohm ‘Tree's company, wears enough rings to stock a and every metropolitan theatre can make a most respectable diamond 'to| Show. There's only one thing for Mr. at] Frohman to do. It is to engage a few vrrse| of the actresses who have been losi ators nd haven't had tim ja Harned and M: lately eee Olga Nethersole arrived in Chicago four hours late, and entered her poset One critic says in wa that Chic yen! wan received. rapturously, Netheraole has evidently conquered She really quite Hkes ee rt in “A Pa. Rotor met Mi ted in a lively and interesting mann: made a mi tor thin, u look like a gentleman on the stage?’ The actor nimont. had. a purple in his Indignat do off the stage,” he retorted, took his departure, eee resent. "Gomeip” Is a good tit three weeks. . 6 Agnes Huntington saw the ance of “A Bunch of Violet day night at Abbey's Theatr huge husband, Cravath. jack velvet. She wore @ hat to match, ‘The ex-comic opera hes Cravath that it so effusively with Mr. was hard to believe bewitching a picture as of “Paul Jones” and Therese. 4 Se apt. company. He came East with his wife, tinot's starring venture. The vivacious Miss Sadie is one of the few theatrical people who do not think thet San Fran- | cisco Is'a jay town.” £he made money Revurdoy MUL mill old | there. "Mise Martinot would like to come | at t afraid, but is a little b to New Yor It coats mondy to coine to York and many happy-go-luc * he certainty | ota have puld it willingly, only to And | that a metropolitan roasting forced them | “Talking of metropolitan — indorse- sald a mi cons,’ or ‘direct from New York!’ ‘Thos legends never fai it had been here a week, |who had refused to hi | with It offered it time. eee Mme. Rejane, who opene in | Sani ene,’ at Abbey's Theatr %, will probably do several other plays during her engagement, Mr. Abbey has | which every ‘anything to do Ma | Ibsen's “Doll's Hous y which Is said t pho,” and Inthe ‘meag time It is to be that Kathi idder, across the reet, Is making hay while the sun shined, Tim Murphy, do not seem to be hold ne rep atan they won through Mr SIX SPECIALS. 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Ladies’ Slippers for 49c. Sale closes at 9 o'clock sharp. KUMFURT SHOE Co., Cohen & Co. 27 & 29 Ann St. MAKE NO MISTAKE, West of Nassau ai *y TAILORS. ACCUSES A POLICEMAN. Richard Mansfield sent for a certain Joyce Held om a Hos- Policeman Patrick Joyce, nephew of . Joyce, of the East One Hundred and Fourth street raigned in the Harlem Pottc morning charged with felon! upon Anosiato Tucci, a stableman at 427 East One Hundred and, Tenth street, a writ of re levin for. ‘" ree ble He refured to ‘The deputy, brought The actor flattered himself that he had favorable impression, and began to think even of a co-starring Just as h2 was about to settle a one way or the other, Mansfeld be will immediately post | turned to him suddenly, and said, “But, my dear fellow, I forgot to ask you. Do it, and grew on, “Just ae much ni without waiting for further repartee he fused to sur- ays Tuect, and d “Gonsip'’ is the name of the new play by Clyde Fitch that Mra, arate is to Li had woniittle of it this re Langtry has had 90 little 0 season, ate, any rate. It is now decided hat she will open her season at Palmer's ‘Theatre March 1, and remain there for oh oN ‘de Bley th hi joyce denied the charge, aroled.in charge of hin Inwy for examination Feb. gays aaa la making the charge out of Boston's New Rertorm- ednes- ot ie hee untinge another man who will lton was moat fetchingly attired in a ee mine chiffon, trimmed with brary was opened to ine public at 10 o'clock this A crowd, numbering several hundred, Mire! fivalry an to who should A broad-shouldered workman wi —__— IN THE WORLD OF LABOR, od wi uite impossible not to see ‘t Mexscom! opel tar chatted was her hua- band, A good many eyes were turned In thelr’ direction, for everybody loves a and Mise Huntington t Sunday the Clorn Hat and Ce will celebrate Its 4 eH. Ellie ie the newly elected Corre- sponding Secretary ot the Marine Bngineers Beneficlal Axeaciation. A has been elected Corre- nding Secretary of Operative Plasterers’ Uniow T. F. Brien kas left Sadie Martinot's The Tin and Sheet-Iron Workers’ Protective and s collected $115 for the uummoned to her " - | COLUMBUS Theatre. Evan. 0.15. Mate. Wed. Sriy" Mcateat ‘Union In before. the The quarterly finance report of the Federation of Labor ahow Si were disbursed, leaving '& balance of ger, yesterday, “I t they are absolutely neces- mpany that In well received ine cases out of jew, Fork can ty ide. Managers ‘io | * aateriainaeat for’ the If to tell... 1 know of one vrendon ‘Hall, "To the Brooklyn tiow that simply couldn't get dates) Tt a leased @ houre in New York, and before the managers Under the auspices of the, be | “Ly: | Hoyt's two stars, Eugene Canfieli and | € TWO STORES: 28 E. 14th St, 165 Grand St, ee Biway. Cor. Centre, near B’ way. Amusements the direction MAURICE GRAU. A LOABEME: Ta tile HILL. ROR Ya ROACH. Prices, $1.00 Tbc., Be., Mate wedneelay aS ya” Bventngs, 818 v [4TH STRERT TULATRER, Near 01 HAR BROWNIE: Next Week—A New Melod: i Rape err =e Benson iM, TREE. and Sat. Evge Tang and. the Tues and Wed. Eve. Repertoire for remal Rounced to-morrow. Beats no ‘on aale. Man new ioak Pt Png oul lb JEON ASSOCIATION (Limited). ROW NIGHT. “es ‘From 10 A.M. until 10.30 P.M, Admission 5) cents. Children, 25 cents, GREAT VAUDEVILLE. IN, RLYNNe ROB-BER-ROY, A BIO NEW NOVELTY SHOW. 12 ACTS. HOUMES, McAVOY AND MAY. MUSICAL DALE. J. C. HAMPTON. Matinee Friday. xtra Matinee Monday. PRGAN' 9 THRATIK MW: Hanley, 1 Kawi Ait, pantry 0 RONERDAY | MATIN KI | NA) MONDAY, FEB. 4—THE MAJOR. HOVT'S A (RIP 10 CHINATOWN. ‘The original compan; _Next Week—THE DERBY WINNER. HOYT’S = 1voRh thn IRVING Pia ‘Tornight (popula: fat Mat & SOL. HEYMAN & CO., 903, 105 THIRD AVENUE, Retween 5Ath and G0th Sa, {STOP CLOCK SALE. ji Bring a copy of this ad. to us be- tween the hours of 7 and 9 Saturday evening and get a pair of above OrOit' TAN OPERA-HOURE. ab By" Lewis k Atieg ery , st week WM H i rue rage "A Bunch of IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL, BRO AEAY. TONY PASTOR'S. SEY ABE. cluding HARRY CONOR. GOLUMBIA. \. Edwin Knowle BORy Kvery Bi Mn Anite Sw | ry RAs! Be TALKING THROUGH HIS HAT. CRAND 2 Hs = oo So Said a Lawyer to Mr. Mott This United States Assistant District-Attor- a wy dds Former price $0.00. Others at €5.00, 96.00, $7.00and up. | High back Dining Chairs. eve Sitehonrds, mirror OO Parlor Satta this W6 cesses id OO Hedroom Suits this wel INNELS CARPETS, 450. A YARD. MOQUETTE CARPETS, ONC. A YARB, CASH OR CREDIT. Amusements, STAH THEATRE, Sat meteor: DENMAN THOMPSON Tue OLO HOMESTEAD Sun. nights, Songs and Paintings. Po AMERICAN, wizize 1 ce NSUMPHLO Now Sexes The District-Attorney i, NEW won pl Eh tut Bar ie Paganini. Quartet (sew), Romale Bros, Ladies and children a mi, 1ASth t., near Lael tiiwous feat i and KOSTER & races ws cae + mine Netter, b VAU! ea SPECIALTIES, ys Oth Lb, sa SYANDAKD Theat Too MUCH Shon ___ With William Gitiette and Company. EDEN MUSEE. a ue eu RA ee LW iM. PAT. “THE FATAL SPF BROADWAY _ Ba THEATRE. GENE. | FNORMOUS BUCURSA, gpl! LR LAY Ya SS ae 2 THE ae a __ Feb. 18—100th Ferformence—camreni. eee era Te RLEM OP! OWING pals wi Next Week, The Cotton King, Or} ) OPERA-HOU! aR. Ss. Welter 5 Santos Becond Week, DOW: b CYCRUM THEATER, | 4th ave and Mate T.urs, ANE OF MEBELLIOUS a THE 1883'S "10%, sr. ue THe MONSTER “oes 7 eh 0 aod ena soins. = SQUARE ive. 1s. ‘Theatre, Rat. M - (8 i ‘ PEOPLE'Ss THE Powen 3 ‘OF THE PRESS S”'bihi FANNY DAVENPORT “GISMONDA "| ANIA THEATRE —To-sight, 110th time, THE NW YORK BREWaR, ___Brooklyn Amusements, ne COTTON KING ers ra | To-morrow. Reserved Seats Next ee BRODIE. HULA waitin Vien Nay ld Waiter par Tl Prices on siwayn id, 26, 35 ond! THE pouce PATO AYETY. (32. a Et Mau rening, |, Malinees bags and Sate NEW" Wohan? in ft balcony, p ‘250, Be. AMPHION. Edwin Kno wreaiae’” Matt wel 'a hab ae Mon, Tues @ Wed, ev y John W. Mott and Daniel O’Connel co— Rather Happy Pair. Thure, Fri., Happy Pale. Fri, Set @ Sat Mat, or in the same office, had a before Commisainer Shields Persona’ Lefavour, who is charged with havin, witRdrawn a check for $1,000 of Heal: Brooklyn, addressed to the W! that H, Federan and Samuel Whitlock, spirited away, and believed that if they holdin of Lefavour for trial, to-day at the examination of Herbert Shoe Company, of which Lefaveur was manager Mr. Mott had med witnesses for the Government, had been could be found their testimony would stultity that of Jellefe and warrant the aa Knee Qui ‘ALITY OF COAl if 2,000 pounds, delivere: Saas and #th ave, 86th st and lephone 386A 25th ‘st. A.-SUPERPLUOUS HAIR, moles, &c., eon clectricity; sittings oaly ‘$i. 3 Weet 4d ot. fate and fortune Consult NEB Fee Sahet"Alimony.’ and (t does not 3 joyt's fare doin “satiris | bal’ sketch: v Herbert Hall ‘Wihsi: Grote YS-day nal ho bad more evi lence h it 8 | aatrol a ite that the Witnesses wero spirited Akins LAURETTS Ventaty Sen gEE—Experienced 7 olden Taweulta, 66: Weat $30 st room | RETTE, wonderful astrologiat; ir Hotel, Rich: i, Vi. he said, but ai; the humor wae Canfled's, while in ‘A Texan Steer” We attributed ail its success to Murphy, The seat thing to do perhaps ia to set It all If the comedians them: this—though one could * of them-—they might possibly elated to-day than they presumably a es = Father MeGlyan to Lee ‘The teat of MR. rigid of Ireland. sh fail on to-day, will, with p Pope, be celebrated on Suntay Brigi’s Chur f which vn high mass et 1 ‘hk at whicha preached by Hey. Biward & of the aint Giynn will lecture te the evening ts and Hearte’” The proceeds are for ine sure return to better tim Lomiltiery ny S| Sevemiyotrar Regi 3. Keagy, of St, Gabriel's Church, Rey. Dr, Mo» | Parragut Po ft for parts unknown. Mr, O'Connell said that Mr. afott wi replied Michael J. Consadine, during a 1 by the latter in a patent hor died last night in the Consading is in the Tombs, Waring bas bought @ hansom cab tn which his rounds of inspection as Street-Clean- + Hundred and Sinteenth atte The ab cost $828, and the of English make, $200 more, retires in three years, the cab his successor. folding bed, worth $30, tor : ning that detectives \ere after them | down, ic. weekly, Lewina, 4 we ae $4.80 ton, ry, to 1a talking through hia hat, and the latter that Mr. O' ell knew nothing | rod of what bh talking. The Commis- sioner adjourned the Case for another say. == Consedine’s Victim Malone Dead. Riroka 1 J. Malone. who was shot on Mon- day nigh, — fromt of the St. James Hotel by spute over teed weight and quality; ail sisee te 4 Broad en COAL, “beat quali tee, cy burg, sa rath et. PAINTINGS made of your nuine oll *, handwome, Lone Woop, iatint B = eurrosder “tor "a "good home mal Hygela, World, MENU CARDS, german favors, all kins for entertainments; gzecuted Room 35, 2 W: PICTURE, | FRA