The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1895, Page 5

| ae ees | i j , j ‘ordered to give a bond for $10,000, ABDUCTORS FOILED, Ex-Conviot MoDornell Tries to| Recover His Child | He Called at the Schoolhouse, but the Teacher Was Suspicious. Mis Attempt to Use Force Fras- trated by Neighbors. Daniel McDonnell, of Fourteenth atreet, Jersey City, and his sister, Mrs, Anetta Garrett, of Hoboken, caused con- siderable excitement during the morning fession of Public School No, 13, which is altuated in the Lafayette section of the city, to-day by trying to abduct McDonnell's young daughter. The little girl, who is about six years of age, has been living with her grand- mother, Mrs, Phoebe Dimick, at 208 Johnson avenue, To-day McDonnell and Mrs, Garrett went to the school, ‘The child ts in Miss Nevin's department, and McDonnell asked for her, calling her Charlotte Goi-| den, the name she is known by. The| visitora were unable to recognize Char-| lotte, and when McDonnell sald he was the father of the girl Miss Nevins did not believe him, She became suspicious and declined to let the child go in the custody of McDonnell and Mrs. Garrett. Word sent to Mrs. Dimick and she hurried to the schoolroom, ‘The girl was taken by Mrs, Dimick through back door of the schoolhouse and she started with her for home. McDonnell and his sister soon learned that Charlotte was missing, and they set out wfter Mrs, Dimick. They over- took her near her house, and there McDonnell tried to take the child by force. Neighbors of Mrs, Dimick came to her assistance und succeeded in beat- ing off McDonnell, Nearly seven years ago McDonnell was sent to prison, Charlotte was born shortly after he was incarcerated, and this explains why he did not recognize her to-day, McDonnell was retensed from prison recently. After he had been in prison some thne his wife sued him for a divorce on the statutory grounds, obtained one, and was given the custody of Charlotte, She afterwards married Mr. Golden, A year ago Mrs, McDonnell dled and the child went to live with her grand- mother and step-father. MeDonnell is known as “Cue” MeDon- nell, owing to his fondness for billiards, A warrant for his arrest and for the arrest of his sister were sworn out on the charge of attempted abduction. =e A RECEIVER FOR MAUBECK. His Divorced Wife Obta’ an O:der to Secure Alimony, Charles Maubeck, of the firm of Carpy & Maubeck, wholesale wine dealers, is in trouble over legal complications which have arisen since his wife obtained a decree of divorce Jan. 29, 184. Mrs, Mau- beck was awarded $1,0W counsel fee and 3b0 a month alimony. an Maubeck was at Echo, L. I, rived there she she carried. In the Court of Common Pleas to-day Morris Cukor, representing Mrs. Mau- beck, obtained an order for the appoint- ment of a receiver tu take possession of Maubeck’s property, with a view to sate isfying Mrs, Maubeck's claims, ‘aubeck comes of a wealthy Callfornia family. He is a partner in a large bual- ness, and is reputed to be wealthy. Since the dectsion in the divorce case he is sald to have gone to New Orleans to take charge of hia firm's business there. —__— =—_- FLED IN NIGHTGOWNS. Actresses it and w informed Julia het house and lot pcced from Their Rooms | ‘%y by a Fierce Fire. (Special to The Evening World.) ELIZABETH, 4, J., Feb. 20.—Explo- sion of an oil-stove destroyed by fire, at 6 o'clock this morning, @ house at 442 Best Jersey street, owned by Christian 3 ‘The Central Variety Theatre, adjoin- ing, had a narrow escape from destruc- tion, and was badly scorched. ‘Three actresses and tour actors, who’ boarded Over the theatre, fled to’ the street in thelr night gowns. Their apartments were filled with smoke. Christian Rhein, jr. was the only per- nin the burned’ dwelling, another fam iy having moved out yestertay, | Young Poel barely got out With his iife, an lost. $130 {n money. The total loss is about $3.00, ance, Etta Pe a hamville, hi mostly covered by insur- Her stoi who boa: Mra, Kate —— DISINHERITED SON SUES. E. H. Noyes Would Break the W of His Father, the Late Banker. to assault screamed he broke several & says compelled THIS PAUPER HAS MEANS. of the institution, fused to part with a small black satchel amazed to find $580 in it. bor ind sald ascertained that year legal proceedin, order to collect her been known to hide for half hogshead to escape from the jail at White Plains to answer ment for criminal assault with intent to kill, The complainant je stta Pen- fleld, sixteen years of age is to the effect that McIntosh, dat the house of her mother, Penfield, entered her on & number of occasions und attempted er, MADGE YORKE (REPRODUCTION OF A FAVORITH PHOTOGRAPH OF THE ACTRESS MURDERED BY JAMES B. GENTRY.) [GENTRY TELLS IT ALL, Says He Shot Madge Yorke Because He Loved Her. le Borrowed the Pistol to Wing a Romeo. | ne ¢ work, Held to Answor by a Maglatrate for (Special to The Evening Worl!) PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Feb. 2.—Fear- fully emaciated, bearing the marks of hie self-inflicted wounds and the Injuries sustained from his fall from the fire- eacape, James B. Gentry, the murderer of pretty Madge Yorke, ts lying on a cot in the German Hospital, in this city, The ¢ and th and was expected to die at any moment. Practically the entire medical staf of the hospital is in attendance on Gentry, headed by Dr, Page. The greatest inter- est Is felt in the case by the staff, due in part to ite history and in part to the uncertainty as to whether Gentry will live or die. Dr. Page stated to an vening World” reporter that Gentry was bett than at the time of his admisston this morning. At noon Gentry was not d but, on the c 4 expressed it, ive.” Dr, Page, stated were o inetd) Indien hy ams t the tnjui tures over the he by a penknife. The of the knife not broken off in his abdomen, ae ted by Gentry, and in several pub- of the hed either the courage of the atrength nflict upon himself mortal wounds, Perhaps the knife was too small, Gives Different Versions. Gentry gives different versions of the manner in which he received tho frac- ture of the akull and broken rib. He first stated the Injuries were received when he jumped from the fire-escape in | the rear of Zelsne’s Hotel, immediately fter the m . Later, he said he | fractured his ekull by falling on a jar, Hut just where the far was he falls to state, When Gentry left the hotel he sa he went through an alley way (Dupo ceau Ktreet) to Locust street; thence to Hlghth street, and at this point threw the revolver with which he committed the murder into a snowbank. He re- traced his steps on Locust street as far as Ninth street, boarded a cable car and finally landed ‘In. the park. #This was about midnight Sunday night. From that time until he was admitted to the fospital early this morning not @ parti- cle of food passed his lips, He wan- dered about the secluded portions of the park, and frequently wet his parched 1. EB IN" sragl a = Shay Goes to the Almshouse with $580 im Cash, Julla Bhay, a servant, fifty years of age, who for a number of years had been in the employ of Lewis Davis, a was removed to the alms. house at Yaphank to-day. When she ar- willingly donned the garb but absolutely re- Supt. Baker became suspicious, and by strategy secured the satchel. He opened He that she could not becoiii @ county charge with all that money .n her possession, to pay nd that she would hay |. She became indig- she would not spend her The Overseer of the Poor has also Mrs. Shay owns a Each ‘alued at $1,200, With the exception of the taxes, Mra. Shay, so her neighbors say, but 18 cents during the ears. She is nk account, has 'epent it twenty a lurge believed to hav She has two rother living near Blue through them that she institution, Jumped from iant, Allen McIntosh, a carpenter, of Pel-| been lodged in the county indict- room and that when she hargel a shotgun which anes of glass in the roo at on one occasion si to get out of @ second- E. H. Noyes has begun proceedin, story window and jump from the roof fazze in her night clothes. She againat the probate of the will of his of the Trig Pe ee genoa father, the late William C, Noyes, the banker, of 2 Broadway, and who lived at 6) West Forty-eighth street. ‘The estate was left to the testator’s widow, his daughter and second son, J. W. Noyes. 1. H, Noyes, the eldest son and contestant, was disinherite He alleges that undue influence was ex- eried on his father and seeks to break fhe’ will on that account, J. 3, Thompson, the lawyer who drew the ‘will, testified in the Surrogate's Court to-day that the father and son had not spoken since 1874, He sald that E, H. Noyes had caused his father con- le trouble, and had been ar- several times. erat OS Kastveld's Strange Freak, | , nthe Essex Market Police Court committed Teresa Kastveld to Bellevue Hospital to be examined as to was stopping to interfere. bench warrant Mrs Penfield, Intosh. Anma Gould Anna Gould’ aide: rested running in studio. nity. $9? | commissioned ng-Hoi peraiated in. leaving | P exciry with Mr. Weadiand, Se | ma, wl ainters of en er to at wie eree Mr. Barclay things quickly lgreat success, Hauist, Pade Pictures at ——— Alleged Wife-Stabber at Large. Carlo Colomica, @ laborer, of 207 East Oue Hn dred and Fourth who Is charged with Raving, reanbed mle wife , five times | Hoe other WAY. iy 0. ree Chiomice iw i Harlem Morpital ina criti. | With the t pel condition. ‘The Red Star | sated tor ans Kurope vie b —— Washingion Senute for Suffenge. OLYMPIA, Wash., Feb. 20.—A bill grantin, Fight of auffrage (o woincn has passed ae the house at the time, but di When McIntosh furnish bail for him, Attorney refused to widow, now claims to be t CASTELLA after the wedding, and out at’ portralt™of him. Artist himself, ai friends und patrons of the musicians aud heir own country, painter’ pxet by the coming wedd st Fridty id Not otter was arrested on a Etta's mother offered to but the District- allow her to do thi pposed to be a e wife pt Me- who was 6u) SS NE IN OIL. » Count Having His Portait Painted. Count is having his por- trait painted, and will take it, with his to France directly He has been seen of an ‘Alpine’ It seems that J. Edward Barclay was some time 4go to paint a ‘The Count is no mean nd he and his family are 8 sittings somewhat ding. has a faculty of doing and sometimes making & ‘ax his portrait of the wskl, proved. brought from France. ia nice sometimes to hear cf thelr going | — ow which eyed to ‘aulin fe weainsilp Western 3 Ke to-day ve minuie Pein of ne body was Mus: cased, Mui 4 Mrs Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest oyal U.S, Gov't Report Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE. ughters, cradle he spat i} e Roof | P; | | e Princess on Boned, | MRS. DAVIS GETS A DIVOR Margaret Davis's suit for divorce from her husband, Edward, went to trial before Judge Pryor morning. ‘The couple were married Aug. 7, 1890, and have two children, Mary, eigh' months, and Maud, three years old.| After his wounds had been dressed by They are with their mother. tie, Hospital pbyaicane. tis morning, Davis claims cla wife wan so abusive he | “When a, Search was made ot” hia could not live with her, that she 4 heavily and frequently assaulted him. Several witnesses had been examined | back of an envelope: when Judge Pryor, Davis, sal’ “Can you live with this man?” Yer,” replied she, self and treat me right. “And how about you asked Mr. Davis. “T would rather go to jail than with her. She would make life a for me," sald the defendant. "The case proceeded. Mrs. Margaret Dooly, mother of wife, testified that Davis quarrelled his wife, calling her vile names, an: one occasion threw a vase at hi beat the children, und as they upon them. Little Sarah ly, the iter of Davis, fourteen yours old. gave same sort of testimony, While she testifying Davis's attorney asked hi addressing hi lancing. “What do you mean by asking su question as that?? demanded J ryor. ‘Why, Your Honor, the father has told me that his wife used to teach t! small children to dance. ‘What is there wrong in that?” manded Judge Pryor. “Why, they were dances which allow: even on a decent s ip! and high-kicking,"” ‘Strike all that out.” exclaimed Ji Pryor, ‘The, idea of punlehing children | taught them.” A letter which Davin wrote to hin from San Francisco on Dec, 4 read. It contained the followin T can hardly ask your forgiveness. { have done. 0) have doni for desertion, ‘if he will behave the Judge le lay Ir the the father did not beat the children for SHE ACCUSES HER MOTHER, | «: e not stage—the or doing what their mother 1890, w what | fod. how T do repent what 1 mouth by Picking up a handful of snow and eating it. He had $9.90 on his per- son when found, but sald he was afraid to attempt to purchase any food for fear of being recognized and captured. From the time Gentry was found by the officer sitting on the steps of a saloon at the Columbia avenue entrance to the park until he roached the German Hospit an hour later, he refused to anawer « question or tell how he came to be ait- | ting on the step. His only answer to numerous questions plied by the police; officers was, “I am suffering greatly,” and there is no possible reason to doubt his word. CE. this teen clothing this morni lice officials the first t waa the followin, 1 fragt) ing the note, scribble 0~ ‘found j on the rank Mrs. doen a disappointment from begin AIL T Bave to ay, le goud-by 9 NTRY. Gent Magee and Wife Arrive, ue It appears that Edward Magee regis: tered at the hotel as Eddie Magee and! wife early in the day. His wife ix a member of the May Howard company and is known as Grace Langley. His! wife came to the city on Saturday night and remained at the annex to Zeisse'n Hotel until Sunday morning, Bhe left fIroad_ for by the, Reading Albany about the time that Mian Yorke starte for New York City. After she left, Magee met the friend whose name hat been withheld, The two put in their time at a well-known club until it was {me for Miss Yorke to return from New York. About 6 o'clock they called on her at the hotel and were there until 8 o'clocl Mark Bullivan called Magee waid last night that he “L Mad, We. to bi live hell the with don Hi ring was and Mrs. Gen the was er if Mr. : had nothing further to say about the matter except this: “There seems to be @ false impression held by some by my reference to Miss Clark an knowing my relations with Miss Yorke. T desire {6 say that there was nothing that would jn the slightest degree reflect up- on Miss Yorke's characte Story of the Murder To Just after noon Gentry showed signs of improvement, and Magistrate Milll- gan was vent for. When the mugistrate reached the hospital he met Lida Clarke, the eye-witness to the murder, and when the entire party had been ‘show! to the cot where Gentry wan lying, he was told that he to be given aw hearing on charge of murdering Mudge Yorke, Miss Clarke was sworn and said ch a judge just ese 12.43 was de an Al sa ast ade) drini judge Iitle wife hea: “On | vat all catarrhy reniedic Whe thousands of doctor lishing no @ the Crime. the market, some indeed take: Jaud’# own forinnias, that are excotiont. ‘There --- -- are many doctors who follow Dr. Copeland's methods, In so far as they methods, probably with good reauite In euch of Uhelr cases as they have correctly diagnosed, A apecific for catarrh, however, ora mode of treatment applicabl persous are aMticted by catarrh in the sane way stage of Ite progress; that every case and every closely guarded by two policemen, stage of every case requires methods and medica. ‘When Gentry was found early this | (lon neclinrto lt i svcated in hyper morning he was taken to the hospital | jonny petngeal born condition in atrophied or dry cat plications in laryngeal catarrh are certatoly Very things to be avolded in the physteal depletion vison to the patient ren have et that on AiMficult cases to cure at lacerated wound of the scalp and broken right rib and three small pune. | of in the wrong cases word, misapplied, rt, evidently caused | ‘Two thirds of the cases of marked Impalement Dr. Copeland dreads notht shed accounts. "No knife blade was is found sticking in. the body, and the | vent of the patient who has ** tried everything nature of the cuts shows that Gentry | Hix membrane Is sure to be in ot lerttation or atrophy neve! CATARRIT 18 IDENT AND UNQUESTIONED 6K TUK GENUINE SPECIALIST WHO 18 ABLE TO RECON! OF THE DISEASE AND TO KNOW WHAT REMEDIAL ‘Tralnmaster Hurlbut, of the Necoud oumption, which jaumption, and whic! leged to make any natement he but that it would be atatemen lowing voluntarily: Be cai on her Anger. Sundya. to let me know thinking a# much of her a telegram Thad journeyed uf night from Bow! and was very sleep, York, and did not 1 aid not father's house and asked if he had hea | again, there were oume mor ight meet her. arrival in Philadelphia Irvin) Zeiss Shere war Miss. Yorke'n room. pistol In my pocket, of a Sp ‘qpetand is not to he understood an aaytiig | ro worth that who, in the wake of bis thing catareh are nocomp- There are many remedies In from De, Cope aro calli moquatnted with hin 10 all casen, In Impossible ‘clan knows that no two xperte at inm given case catarrh difters inevery customary ap- the nt to bronchial catarrh, and the medication (ed in bronchial catarth may be next to fering irom catarrhal wtarrh of the stomach, land dyes uot say that no cures de by the use of romedion or ateur treatinont, he does say that no uch r been brought to his notice, aud nirary he has found the most those which have been ino le Dr, Copel tie applications and rev organs end delicate rensos affected by reault of auch misapplication, fo much an the ad- vauned by the disease Itaelf, URABLE, BUT TH TY OF CURE DEI KACH FORM AND 8TAGK AGENTS EACH FORM 4ND EB REQUIRES. BRONCHIAL CATARRH, d Hend, whese portrait describes ble recovery e used against him. ry sald: only want to tell what is the truth, fectly willing to make any He then made the fol- was insanely jealous. I had known * Drysdale since August, 1893 me, friendly and were engaged ¢ married, and she wore my ring Bhe also bought me 4 for which she pald over $100. 1 to have met her in New York on Her letters hud grown cold had wired her a number of time the cause of the aud: atural, my 1 did, Her which w change. maid: 03-1 leave here at 10." I it New y when I got to Ne et there until 12.4. nything ‘af ner on the n't do an: ne, oe 1 went ir her boat. A complete wreck. er town. He xo down rains, and went down in, and not seeing ‘ round-trip ticket for Phil- pOUen Ee che meal nvtime Thad been ntmen| n ing from, disappo! ent. On my then to Deitrick’s, and next door, 1 went into eisse, and asked had a had bor- hing of her coming to mop and that 1 had bett House, she wa: ind met. Mr. which T ARY 20, 1806. ecialist. a anid ¢ ima that Henry cessantly. Thad sharp hill would cough welght upon my cheat, Night ewear condition vered wi at an expense inal fee-ra! eines Inct DRS M.to9 P.M. tos P.M. Sun 15 West 24th Ne hia injuries, ge to house at that tho fun morrow, No! shal Her parents and brother, 1. | Drysdale, have been in jund will’ come to New York with | boty. | “Manager W. 8. Crossley, of the gage Chee! company, Morning at 147 Brow Eure “The story, noclate with ‘Hed lous tu be entertal, substantiated, | have PAINTE! Climbed Up Nearly James H. Lawlor, [the life saving | Fire Department, who: day. It required ten arp Geom (lon Roaee tet yom mane baer Pere Sunday evening, five minutes after 9 towed from a Ge ae ee ip | o'clock, in room No. 8, at Zetse our company. ? teeny’ pap Gentry’ walked in, and I not’ know: | may, have to shoot seme Romeo In the bad m: ~ him, was going to tell him he foot.’ T fully expected fo ind @ ten thing tells me net to|had made a mistuke. Madge said her room, a little blond, who wen) tn ortly unless somethi “sq you have come,’ he replied; ‘Yes: |stalrs and walked into the room. | Wher pet for I cannot stand it longer, and there| I have come, why did you not meet me? 1 saw her To was very mu ie! fa no better ending for one like me. such @ dog Madae replied, "1 was there but you sald Weare ts pee me ARs . ere not, BM Mined ole trom you 1) Sethe he said, ‘Won't you kiss me,|# week previous and was completely eeate uaraly touched 41 Madge,’ and she suid: Jim.’ upset. sald: < ees rh dentry then replied, ‘Not after four) ‘Are you iad ea We me Rican, | weeks away from m sald to her: | seemed awfully disappointed x cqhares Davia gt cpmather of the de 1 'Go on Madge and Kise him. Made re- pearance. She said; "Oh, my. What England referred to by the plaintiff only | fused, and said he must explain. are you doing here? I said: ‘Darling, netted each of the. three children s120.|, “Then I saw a revolver, and tt seemed won't you kiss me?) She would not kiss He sald he had helped his. brother, | to me it must hit her. ua it was pointed me, These seemed to be her last wor: Edward, ever aince he left school, and him ‘ork, had for a whole year x! week while he was out of Judge Pryor rendered a favor of Mrs, Davis, granting her week allmony and the custody of children, See Now Jackler Will Be Publ: Jullus Jackler w on Dev. 20, 1804, He revetved of dowry, and within an hour after the ma ceremony, she declares, deserted his bride ani Leen seen or heard of sin pending before TudK annul the 4 hy publi Mra. dark ¢ discovered dackier en lisin Germany, which # as an ad son why her marrioge Charges Aga ‘The Board of School Tr third Ward last eventug malicious mischief and ewinst Miss Mary Jor 1 he comple _ ta Teacher, tees of the eelved ehark bribary te she tried to Ww) get her the position she now hal ing World.) BAY, Le b. 20.—Mre. John home in Oyster Bay last evening. found in a secluded along the ral She is the wife of a and is of @ quiet dis $ o'cloyk, leaving @ bi —— fee WI Be Chenp. than Wat of last year The thus far Is computed at about retail dealers will find {t 4i@oult to trust, New York, though aot quite doubl decision married to Jennette Pickard ‘Twenty, Away Without Baby. ye with at her face. 1 tried to leave the room, and but the door was fastened, He suld $8 a) me: “I'll have you, too," I'then got the | shos in| door open and ran’ out." Lt Gentry Tells His Story. At the! After this testimony Magistrate Milll-! gan said to Gentry that he a. 4 hia LADIES’ AT A 8A We carried over from last Fall about one hundred Ladies’ Suits (all [/i*,! that ng in i] | es of of which are suitable for Spring wear) in ie once we offer Caney Hiroad oman the entire lot of Suits at i @ sine of Philadelphia, io ¥ld to use four mes as Many retrigeraiore ae the lattes city. mitted, without bail to awalt the a f the Coroner privic: Sftton took a change for the better, and iP ii! To-morrow, Thursday, choice of $ Ith followed. T was in- us and hed no intention of er when I left the ting Gentry was com- the cone! During the day his c SUITS CRIFICE. various kinds of materials, botn rough and smooth cloths, in stripes, checks and diagonals, in different ts shades, all exquisitely made and finished, none costing less than $12.50; and some costing as high as $22.50, In order to close them all out at! ue 5,00. S58 West 23d Street. white to do the work, pleted the Job within utes. His method of reach: | fag pole was by attrac | the pulley at the tup. to a semi-cireular. fra i tf and drew hime: Boston, but Vo fijewal feet below, shooting her ney 1 joved the woman.’ | sidewalks 200 feet bel “You only require ed HOM | head, he sald after descent! the wind is strong y Lawlor makes a fe of work, and has 1 AMATEUR MEDICAL METHODS, Dr. Copeland's View of the Value of the Various Caturrh Cures and Amateur Methods of Treatment for Ca shoot A warm ton Wt vomited. lunge felt nore and there was a feeling of Their Merits and Their Results from the Standpoint |r my wife that she would not be edd Feeeive a tetegram any time that in moyscif) bad died of baaty consumption. Ecoughed ine nu paiue tn | my chest which extended to my shoulder | | My | I wheered and 1 ed, These ed. My mm my way te New Vork. There taste in my mouth and my thiek whi ith eland Perfected Syst t you may be cured at Any chronic aufferer, whatever the nas H ndays, D St., New York, juried (69 Weat Seventy-elghth stree take place thstanding the efforts of the undertaker, he has b hide the bullet’ wounds which mar the beauty of the dead actress's face. way, “The mere mention of ‘Red’ Magee’ nection with Madge Yor! i fbel on the 'd actress possessed. ‘Magee Is a married man and his wife ‘a burlesquer, travelling, 1 think, in that Madge Yorke would # too rid for an instant In the event it should prove true, how! 00 Tage: immediate dismissal {rom tne company. —$——9 D THE FLAGPOLE. se reco: pounds o and twent ing the t a Mt on larg to the flag rope which Is drawn through ted on up. ourage ow want ture of th ated the wior com nda could mot com to got vir enoush into my awents thront v was so bad at times that my wile would Wrap wet towels around it to nse le me to go to sleep of of COPELANDand GARD- NER—Office Hours, Daily, 9 A. M. {t is now expected he will recover from The, bod: Madge brought Philadelphia Je the present plan of her parents, ‘the Drysdales, who live in the apartine unable to Ireland Philadelphia the age Was found this character ever, T have telegraphed my partner, Charles E. Blaney, at the Enipire Teas tre, Philadelphia, where the company ts playing, requesting him to make a Prompt’ investigation. If the ) Feet to Begin Work on It. the ex-member of crew of the New York for high Jelimbing 1s probably unsurpassed, un- dertook to paint the large flag py the dome of the Pulitzer Building, to: cl eon enar er rope e rope ch he mm the he looked about coal “When to hold Is class flag poles {on most of the large buildings of the lefty. | APPLEGATE HELD IN $500. | | The 1 w Witness to Await Trial for Grand Larceny, Willlam C, Applegate the greon-g) ls man and Lexow wi “ employed to the Over and Termin z ‘of Record by Jude jawalt t nd de; ‘Apples » WALL is charged Hscher, has turhe i Max Henne, of s Al 4 nat failed ¢ the Court piatn way ive Simoay Sait Inspector (llr Gas Motor 1 2s promp ay possi evidentiy alter Bis job, say Grand r Goff, w ywing’ to « 1 for grand larceny in the with at » wa at Hi Jury A ct INLAID, t CARVED, W 2D SATSUMA BOWL, 1A PICTURESQUE LITTLE ING ON IGT CURVED AND CAT MADE TO HOLD THE QUANT AND UTS KAN, HL A LARGE DOUBLE CL CARVED: PLATE-GLASS SHELY WITH MURE URES A MAHOUAN SLIM ¢ nN [ffs Fase Fine Fomvrrure LOSTS FOR CHINA NER CLOSET, ITH THR Door DERCUPDOARD FINELY PANELLED AND REAUTIEUE ARE ROR: CH, ARTIS THURER, COLLECTORS’ {CATELY TINY ANI As LAVISHLY £3 AND LISED TIC AND MOD- | ERN AS THE ROOKWOOD POTTERY. “BUY OF THE MAKER” MR. 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ING PICTURES, irthduy. and 40th 6 Raturday DERS, ARKIG. in Utle role, “GENE. ton’ s Birthday OW (THURS) AFTERNOON AT nal Henedt, tendered to the Postal Mutual Ald "Assoctation, under the TH French and Mr. Chw he following companies and artiste will Mr, EK, Empire Theatre ‘Opera heatre Co. Thurgats Mr. L. tor Herbert Carriers’ Band Hats ja Nab Tt « THEAT Eve. 8.35, To-ni ‘ORK BRI THEATI Jersey Fives WILL NOT RETAIN BRADY. | atic Reply to! trons and nment of thdrew. — nh progeess, 1 Curesi ‘comes from & ‘of Ripans Tabus ray Ba ny ata. mille DA vile Mat Wed. & Sab Special Mailica Washington's Birinday IN OLO KENTUCKY, abt, 138th tine, EWER. Made wholly Havana Filler. a Petitho 0 Plumber: Mayor Strong received @ petition tor tay from the plumbiug craft in this city «king him to retain in office Thomas Brady, Superintendent of Bulldings nied the petition back representative, saytt int a-zolng to do 4 y the pols the petltl Avssuilants, ven to deapore: ’ wus wite praiioa of n Pitrowskt We're nat doi now—simply preparing f. $30 Overcoats S10. 2 more week of the ovets — coat sale, — On March ist there will not be any winter” overcoats to speak of in: this stor@. © This states” mentis litete ally true and — includes Uk stersas wells We'll age complish thig by cuttit the price. we couldn't On the right. the patented Thompson Ulster, #10 Reduced trom @ do it any other way wi reduce every overcoat inthe store to$to. It amounts to nearly thatnow. If you half need an overcoat come here bee fore you buy it. You'll save half what you'd pay for it else» where, E. O. THomPsoN, Tailor, Clothier and Importer, 245 Broadwa: ce and f Bet. Park Pf trrcy St. 38 PROCTOR’S ete slay & ' Durand, Shafter, Equiitbrist; git hana, Forte xtra Matthies Wash ‘The origiual New Next We venings® 30. Mat. Sat'y 4 15 Xtra Mat, Wash'ton's fo in} A Mille White 3 TR. ATINEN WASHIS RORY OF THe Hit, |* WIDJAMES (ROACH | Setatz 1 ive STANDARD ‘Theatee, Eve, MiAL Mal,! Web, 25-1007 PER PORMAN TOO MUCH JOHNS: Fixtra Matinee Washington's Bi AMERICAN. Kxtra Matinee Washington's THE DISTRICI-A1TORN 1 Week~ Peter Dailey—A HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE. Eves. at Mat. 2. Was, POTTER ani ws. B EW. TS A To-n ght, Thurs, and ¥ri., CHAROTTB: NIBLO'S Walter Banfory eager Prices Ipc. ‘Boe hi: . PE We Mm NG PLAC! To-night, D HEATRE. i Ly ire, Thur, & Sat. Eve., a — Brooklyn Amusements, HYDE & BEHMAN’S, MATINEE TO-DAY. LINGARD'S SERENADERS. A CREAT SHOW. COMMENCING AT 1.50 and 7.60 P. M. Matinoes sfonday, Extra Matinee W ILLY ints AWRY FUNNY P 1 ce B AY, HARD OS JOHNSON BROS., the Stri Who also Pose 1m Pictural Statuary, Variety Compan: ea eeieenan Pian ant xy, BILL HOEY MPHIO! , EDWiIN7Ka A ities Mex Wash. Enatay ae THE LITTLE TROOPER. MBIA, Ese rine fc Sete ak, evening. Ma 4 SHENANOOAH. — Chinatown. Boulevard, “Telephone 896 4 Amb ot, nr A 8b tor cou Sp PERFLUOUS HAIR, moles, Bc, r, electricity; aittinge only 61, a1 West 424 ot, ding); exp le, goatige 4 telephone Tutt steda tae Hi S West 14th st. U SEEN IT? * i ‘@ monthly portfolio for lovers highest’ art; superb reproductions of eho «1 int Nos. aud 2 epee Maued by ‘publioning Ca, Mo led by Artiste’ ee Ca Sy - ait remedion: one ole. wil Samp 1 Medicine Co, 36 East ai “a ar. HAVE Yo! Nu LAWYER, ness, su ak f 183 MARTHA WOOGARTZY 0 hee Mitesed ca communicate wita Mr iB Union squar a OLLIE Just You? whereamoass knowns ob suffer, Harlem Brow PERSONS wha witnessed 3 imiuinical ix Toth ble ear eat Toth ct, 34 ave, ft r 8 that ore fellable PICTURE FRAMES that Gre Fell ‘Cor, afce and factory, 68