The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1895, Page 3

POLICE JUSTICE QUIGLEY IS OUT, Sympathized Too Much with Trolley Strikers Brought Before Aim. SHIRKING. OF DUTY FOUND, Brooklyn General Term Says a Succession of Cases Leaves No Doubt. CASE CANNOT BE APPEALED. Quigley’s Friends Say He Does Not Care Enough for the Office to Try to Get It Back. The General Term of the Supreme Court, Brookiyn, at 11.30 to-day returned an oral decisin removing Police Justice James F. Quigley, of the Gates Avenue Court, Brooklyn, for the intentional vio- lation of his official duty in the disposl. tion of cases connected with the recent trolley strike. The charres against Quigley were brought by Mayor Schieren as Mayor, and as 9 taxpayer. The trial lasted three days, ending last night. The court-room was crowded this morning with the friends of Justice Quigley and others interested. Justice Brown rendered the opinion. ‘The Judge said in substance: “When the Court handed down its @ecision in the Watson case, It stated the rule which should be applied, The Court thinks the same rule should ob- iain in this case; that the evidence must ie corruption, intentional violation ef duty, disregard of law, conclusions and Wiitur disregard of egal rule ‘Applying this rule in the Watson gare, we found the evidence Insufmcient, he ‘Court found one of two cases de serving censure, but lacking an inte tional violation, In applying the sami Tule to this case the Court arrives at a different_conclusion. “The Court stili adheres to the rule that a magistrate should not be removed because the General Term disagrees with him. We must allow great lati tude to the judicial discretion allowed fo 4 magistrate in questions of law and not find a few isolated I this case, We find in a 8 eriod, beginning with the incep- | tion of the ‘strike up tu Feb. 6, when Justice Quigley was frst notified that his oMcial acts would be investigate a uniformity which Indicates violations of officia; construction of law and a total disregard of the necessary inference w hould have been drawn In the: In the case of Acker there was a manifest intention to reach @ particular conclusion. The officer testified that he faw the act committed. He sald the stone passed through a window and) struck a passenger in the back. ‘The fact is, the stone was thrown. It made no difference in this case whether It struck a voman or a man, The officer Was taken to task, The case against the prisoner was dismissed. “In the Connolly case a car was as- saulted and a motormnan was threat- ened with violence. The magistrate did rot believe Connolly, ‘The case was dis- missed. “In the Mullin case there was no doubt that a motorman was taken from a car to Palmetto Hall and there In- Umidated. There was no doubt that Mullin was in the hall, because he was arrested there in spite of the fact that three witnesses swore that he was not there. There seems to have been no ex- cuse whatever in that case why the pris- oner shculd rot have been held for the Grand Jury. “We find some of the Judge's remarks to have been improper. They were re- marks which te to encouraze evil | doers, He said in court that the strikers had a right to get men off the cars, but they must do so peacefully and orderly. Buch a remark encourage lawlessness. They had no right even to step on a car in such a case, as It was trespase. regard it as of great significance that up to Feb. 6 only one person was held for the Grand Jury, while in many cases adjournments were had. “In the case of a man charged with as- sault in the third degree the Judge com- menced to try !t, He stopped the pro- ceedings, anil becacse of the aggravated nature of the case had a complaint made against him for assauit in the sec-' gnd degree. If he had held ‘him at once for the Grand Jury {t would have been Wifferent. Instead the case was ad- | Journed ‘and has not been, disposed of | yet, | “Taking the case as a whole into con- sideration, we find much that Indicates | an Intention to violate his duty, While We ilo so with some regret. yet the Court finds the charges to have been sustained, which means that we must order Judge Quigley's removal.’ Court was Immediately adjourned. Justice Quigey came {nto court short- ly before Judge Brown ended his deci- sion. He did not appear to be downcast over the result of the proceedings. He Tefused to talk about the matter, T> an “Evening World” reporter, Jus- tlee Dykman, one of the General Term Judges, sald that the matter was ended, And that the Gates Avenue Court was Without a Judge. Quigley was finally removed, he sail. here was no ap- peal, Another al Judge ex- Pressed himself in the sa vay Ox-Judge Dailey, Quigley'’s counsel, | ald that he did not think the case was appealao) He said that he did not helieve there would he any appeal asked for, anyhow, as Tustice Quigiey did not care enough about the positon to bother with tt further. He sald that of course Quigley did not like to be removed, but that as the office had never been of any bere him he was not likely to fight the c any .more. Govtting Acts for Qu | been released on $5,000 bonds. | ment’ clubs in Brooklyn, Justice Gootting took charge of ¢ the death of Michaei Hors, a boy, Iv — = fue Poiice Court Brookiva, this morning in the! tiv at 137 Hamburg aventi | abesnce of Justice Quigley. ant adjourne! al hroeder aid boxy were emp GOFF WAS VERY LENIENT. Cases growicg out of tie re-ent troliey strike | Hirsch’s fur shop, at Uogart and ——— until starch 18. streets, Scarceter Yesterday gave Dory yo heeels aS -_—_— > __- @ sodu-water bottle and told hin ty drink its Contents Bory aid £5 and Dister wards was taken v.olen MARRIN FORGED ALSO. | j°r'’ “fterwar Charles Lindsay, a colored man, was oo eciamane |. He was removed. to) Bt. Catherine's complainant sinst Waverly Williams, vhere he died at noon to-tay. | sitar aR IGUUNAK hiss GasIAE K Attachment Against the Missing | Hospital, where he dled J Ae te eee ors Pra a Old Boy Runs Away, | dance. Mrs, Herbert, the ees, had Lawrer'e Property; Rloven=¥s i F taken the witness stand, when Lindsay Justice Bartlett, in the Supreme Court, | Eugene Sullivan. eleven years old, of Sera Heine Brooklyn, this afternoon issued an at: | Pa. wee tn the Gates avenue Court, Urokbe, | UAUES for do she wo up there to tee wg pee aR hia morning, charged with being a vagrant The | ‘Shi no whar near { tachment against the property of ae. i ene Thia Ruardian in Distelot-Atorney Of | ane yer Frank ©, Marrin, In a suit brought he ta “Brooklyn by a Janob Harliner) icouiine) far a, Car y, who allege "hit badly and he ran away ab eee se i dy Mre., Caroline Barry, who alleges | friend who treated bin Nadiy ane children's o> Eee een titans hat he embezaled $31,000 of her prop | UE PRAT be sent to Scranton P sindsay | to stand “up. A erty. | ae =< 1 towards him, In her complaint Mrs, Barry says the Serut, St In Dead, | money was obtained by Marrin by the | Sergt Charles Strong, who was stricken with off, to the surprise of all, forgery of her elgnature to certain] araiyais while ca duty at the De Kalo avenue > anything ke that, asain Hrookiyn, yesterday aernvon, diel you up for contempt!” Sertgnges . vevore midnight at bis home, 14 Frank C Maria the Lrooklyn lawyer) igi avenur ste | Strong, waa AKU ak vir —— e th over $1000), al-| old. He isaves a widow and one son Sai Amesionn Line Matter Mrs. Coroline Harry, @ wealthy Clinton | promoted June 20, (ATR The agents of the Netherlands American at venue widow, hax not been heard from. — ship line state What the steamer Rotterdam. 1 Te was stated this morning that on ey Knocked Him Dow ed nx having bee ashore yesterday at Diyth, oo * lawyer, Mr. at, J Rott of the! vena "lace the Fucus of the lawyer'é | Jamos Mai sixty-five, of 247 Forty-seventh Besertan # tbsle | liar cuiduct before the Kings Coun- | street, Brooklyn. kenocked down by a troiley- et omamiece Graud Jury und ask for Marrin’s In-car on Third avenue end Fitty-third street at 19 the new tank rment, rm " tp beileved to be in Bt, Louis, " ¢ THE WORLD: FRIDAY | ROLIND REED KURT. BROOKLYN NEWS. HOSPITAL CLOSED TO HIM, CENSURE TR Died in Jail Surgeon McNamara’s Conduct to Be | OMct: After hearing Justice Watson, in the Ewen Street hours in the c Court, Williamsburg, to-day expressed | himself very strongly on the subject of | Ambulance Surgeon McNamara, of St. | Cetherine's Hospital. ni DLLEY MAGNATES, A Man Refused at St. Oatherine’s | A Coroner's Jury Holds Them Re} sponsible for a Boy’s Death, Examination of Life-Saving Fenders Suggested. testimony for several e of twelve-year-oid Stephen Gill, of 874 Hicks street, Brook- lyn, @ Coroner's Jury, shortly after mid- t, returned the following verdict: On Tuesday Lawrence Murtha applied | rom hemorrace hod. ahuck sou Fete a ty. for admission to St. Catherine's Hos- ee un uver uy car No. 26 of the anew s sick, They would not let him in. hat said car was running lawful rate speed, On Wednesday morning he was picked nd was defective Juste. and. we hold the Rt y up on the street in an unconscious con- | fectly ‘responsible tor the | uriher, dition and taken to the Seventh Precinct | ¥e recommend a compeient person be employed to examine the fenders before the cars leave the station. and to feo that said fend re in proper Surgeon McNami fefused to carry | place and secure. a him to the hospital, claiming that he| At the inquest Charles White, the was troubled only with rheumatism. In| motorman, testified he came from the the course of a few noure Murtha re- vived and staggered from the station. Late that evening be was again found unconecious, this time in @ saloon on Freeman street. He was taken to the station-hous and an ambulance summoned. | McN mara, when he came, was indignant, and threatened to get the police into trouble for bothering him with such a trivial case, Then the sergeant locked Murtha up on @ charge of vagrancy. In the Ewen Street Court yesterday Justice Watson committed Murtha to the almshouse. He was taken down- town in the van, an: while waiting in Raymond Street Jail to give his Pedigree, dropped dead. Coroner Kene has ordered an autopsy. jamara could not be seen Hospital when an " fepotter called to-day, jowever, expressed an intention of making an Investigation, and sald the present system of conduct- ing hospitals disgrace. t. Catherine’ tal draws a enug sum of money annuaily from the city, but fs rated as a private corporation. —_ 3. ~ HE SMASHES WINDOWS. Brooklyn Police Unable to Rui Down This Clever Thief. A window smasher has been operat ing extensively in the First Precinct, Brooklyn, during the past few weeks, and Capt. Campbell and the detectives of the Adams street station are trying to catch him. So far he has eluded the police and continues his depreda- situation on th course escaped’ being the save him.” been defective, on the unlawful MeDonaid, shall Presidenta of thing mast Propose to ee prescrited by la he woud aw the boy had falizn, might have caught him. in the hands of e Crosstown knocked ar, putting out his hands. to tatch one of them, drawn under the platform before I i speed. these railroa be done at onc that the ci but line, West during the strike, and secured a At the time of the accident, he said, his car was not going faster than six or seven miles an hous Theeboy attempted to run across the tracks, in a diagonal White satd he tried to stop the car, but was unable to do co until after White declared that when the fender struck the boy It was Pushed under the car. “If there had been no fender there,” he sald, “1 think the boy might have down, 1 He slid under 1 tried he was could or White also said the fender may have The Grand Jury may :nvestigate now. Mayor Schieren has placed the repori of trolley cars ‘orporation Counsel Nothing will be done to-day,” said the Mayor, “bit to-morrow perhaps 1 tahe definite steps against the Some- and 1 are run through tne streets at the rate of speed A few days ago Mayor Schieren an- nounced when he had the proper proof that care were run at an unlawful rate out warrants for the arrest of the raslroad Presidents. The Corroration Counsel, it was said this morning, was considering the ques- tion whether motormen or the Presi- dents shoul. be heid responsible. tlons undisturbed. He turned up again this morning. A large plate glass window in the store at 481 Fulton street was broken with @ paving stone and an at $2 wi stolen, Valued a: $150, Within a month the thief has broken windows In stores on Fulton street, corner of Pineapple, and Fulton street wear Red Hook lane, and in clothing Stores on Washington street opponite the Post-Office, and Fulton street near Flatbush avenue. In each instance the broken window ‘panes were valued at hundreds of dollars, while the prop- erty that was stolen’did not exceed in any case. Capt. Campbell believes that the thief works between 6 and 6 o'clock in the and attacks show windor when an elevated railroad train or a heavy truck is passing. Detectives of the Central Office and policemen In citizens’ dress have been on the lookout every day for over a week, but the thief has not been caught. IT WAS STRAW BAIL. Pepotini Rearrested on the Charge of Ar Antonio Pepotini, indicted for arson in the first degree for a fire in his fruit store on Flushing avenue, near Hall street, Brooklyn, was rearrested by Detective Bagnorello, of the District- Attorney's office, this morning. He had A por- tion of this, the District-Attorney learned to-day, was straw bail, and he ordered Pepotini's rearrest. After the fire, for which Pepotini was Corporation Raid reoat valued The window was “Little Monte According to not only 0. it was sent. cording to the Jury. stances. Counsel was t amended Constit petitive examina attempt at the power Monte Carlo,” but it is his duty to do The opinion was submitted to the Board through Supt. Byrnes, to whom Attle Monte neither patrons nor proprietors give any Information as to whether an Carlo,” this, Supt. opinion, in Another opinion from the Cor) othe effect tution, tion, Carlo” to close that BYRNES HAS JURISDICTION. el Says He Cai “Little Monte Carlo.” The Corporation Counsel to-day ren- dered to the Police Board an opinion regarding the alleged gambling place, in Westchester County. By this opinion it was shown that any gambling place within 600 yards of a county line {s within the jurisdiction of both counties, Byrnes has “Little fc Although the New York police may make arrests, the trial must be had, ac- court of record having criminal jurisdiction, and must be upon indictment of the Grand The Courts of Special Sessions have no power to try crimes under such circum- ration the although giving preference to veterans for employment for positions at $4 a day, or under, did not abrogate the law requiring a com- Was made to do business to-day, and could ttempt would be made to reopen the arrested had been extinguished, a fuse. | fig pholrsom at that place. The im: leading from a broken gas main to a/ Pitsdion necmed to be that it would be quantity of guncotton under the safe, was discovered and quantities of kero- fene oll about the store. abandoned, MRS, WHALEN GETS LOST. ci Took n Walk tn Brooklyn a not Get Rack Hom M-ria Whalen walked Into the lower Fulton rreet station, Brookiyn, at 3 o'clock this morning and sald she had Jost ber home and her husband. They came to Brooklyn from the West, she said, and her husband procured employ- ment on a troliey ci he went out for a walk Jast evening and lost her way. Thea she boarded several cara in search of her husband. She rode around the elty for nearly seven hourse without finding him. The police too care of her until this morning, and are aow looking for her husband, Vacan Commi: by be appointed. Commissioner erts examine dect, and. new eligible list. GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUBS. matter be laid o Commissioner FI Andrews sal the er, dhe Andrews objected, ELIGIBLE LIST OF POLICE. Commissioner Andrews Wants the led Soo At the meeting of the Board of Police joners this efterncon, Commis- sioner Andrews prerented a resolution which the Board was requested to ask the new Board of Civil-Service Ex- aminers for an eligible list of 100 names, so that number of new policemen might had consulted with the Civil-Service Exam- {ners and found that the latter had ex- amined all the old papers and had ex- handwriting. cxaminers believe the names to be cor- therefore, capable of giving a The Commissioner Murray asked that the and said that the time of the men on the Organtred tm Brook! list would run out April 1 and = they ‘Gna would consequently have to qualify és again, The Executive Committee of the Citl- Sommins onan Maren peers an U 4 : "| amendment that the number of names zens’ Union will meet to-night to formu- | Othe new vellgible lst. should be. 2m late plana for organizing good govern- ‘The clubs are to be identified with no| particular party, and will be conducted | Next, meeting. Commissioner Andrews Gn tho sarhe fives ‘as ‘the good govern: | fi rried, Cet tone rr etent a ment clubs in New York. vacancles in the Department = rh —— Capt. Minnie of Salvation! WHAT WAS IN THE BOTTLE? corps ll, jomunieation te| ‘ommiysioners ask for police A Boy Given a Drink W H's Deat roner Creamer this afternoon tssued srrant. for the arrest of Max hroeder, charged with having caused ties old by open the May o'clock last night He sustained @ sualp wound He) "oh she Fight are with iY the saould orders instead of the number provided for, and that the matter be laid over until the (Continued from First Page.) pilot's vision obscured, was hetple Warning was given to every be in moment the Longieliow ran into the pier and was crushed Like an exg. The stroke was alongside the boliers. All who could rushed for safety to the Carrel, Some of the crew manngd tw Hiiteboats of the Longfellow and saved themselves and the family of Capt John Miller, of Missourt, landing them in Covington, Ky The steamer hung to the pier, while the current striking bow and stern broke her in two. In less than flye min- number four. David Aldridge, of Rome, N.¢¥., an ederly man, who was accompanied by his wife and Mrs, Armstrong, of Jantes- town, N.Y. He was lame. He walke! With a cane and cou in time ovr the freight that the way towards the stern where the Martel lay. His wife and Mrs, Arm- st?'ng were saved. Fhe aged clerk of the boat, Capt. J bh, Carter, who only last night speaking of his long service and of hy feeling of satety, committed the indis- cretion after once getting aboard his office, Before he returned the ves- sel went under, James Mille fatally crushed by the collision Gus Schevant, the barkeepe! rished In an unselfish’ effort to save’ the aged clerk. ‘They were seen to go down to. gether, ax Schevant was doing bis ut- most to hurry him back to the Carrel. Portions of the wrecked vessel have been found and landed several miles be- trip on the Buckeye State, which wil Orleans. terfere with the passengers, may be found ‘ ‘The Longfellow was not a new boat the U. P, Schenck, lengthened, twenty-tlve feet. valued at $22,000 and Insured for $16,000. scalded and otherwise seriously Injured. from the caboose this morning at Norton. wheels cut his body In halt. — -— DIED IN A STATION-HOUSE. woman arrested for alleged intoxication, the Mercer street station-house, holism. Dr topsy this afternoon, he body was Identified to-day by Mrs, Fletcher, of 9 West Sixty-third street, as that of her mother, Mrs. M Tobin, a seamstress, who lived witl husband at 74 Eighth avenue. Tobin hac eB, eakress, led sted her to suppose that she w: toxiceted. She was fifty-one yei Her funeral will be “held to: from the Morgue. in Calvary Cemetery. TIM IS UNCONCERNED. Treke No Interest Contest Against Miner. (Spectal to The Evening World.) Professen to Miner, rh m Good Gi less forced to." Se eee, ASSESSMENTS REJECTED. Some of the Lists for the Via Returned for Revision, At & meeting of the Board of Re- vision and Cor this afternoon the assessment 1 n ull property between One Hundred anc Tenth street and Spuyten Duyvil WAS arsessed to pay half the cost fifth street viaduct, were referred hack to the Board of Assessors for revision, About a score of for property-owners to object to the as: sexsments. The members of thi and Correction of A to the ing the new lists restricted to property nearer to the via duct, and therefore more benefited than the rejected assessments, WOMAN ACCUSES DOCTOR, tr Wet The gi at at Mon F maleu f lawyer on onday the Army budget he increased by 2,00,00) franes to enable the War Lp partment to purchase In. Frakes a I meats for the Army. ‘The M Jister of War uriinden, sad th | nment favored “State factories cann’ such mente ant that. the kevernment intended to Make expert ments during the year. ean of Ripon Died of Influenss To-Day. LONDON, March 8 ~The Rey, Wii}iar R. Fremantle, M.A. D.D., Dean of Ripon, died of influenza to-day Savannah, ROME, March &—The Pope to-day received in audience the Richt Rev Thomas A. Becker, D, D., @avannab. EVENING} MARCH", 1 uies she went down, The known lost now not make his way | impeded was the Carrel of going back for something from | the colored porter, was such passengers who desire to make the leave to-morrow and go through to New The lose of baggage will seriously in- Divers will search the wreck to save what baggage having been long known on the Fiver as When she was rebul't four years ago the was renamed Longfellow, then being | ewan | The ‘The autopsy on the body of the aged and who died last Wednesday noon tn shows that she died of pleuro-pneumonia. The olice diagnosed her case ag one of alco- nlan performed the au- a deformity of one hich gave a peculiarity to her walk, Bhe had been complaining of Ill health for some days, and probably the pecullarity of her walk, helghtened by the policeman who ne jn ‘The interment will be rpment fellers,” said he, “are Irving to drag me into the case, but I'll have nothing to do with it un- ction of Assessments which of building the One Hundred and Fifty- lawyers appeared ¢ Board of Revision essments suggested Board of Assessors that !n mak- the assessments be was’ much of the property Included in © Hope Keceives the Dislop of ‘WILLIAMS ={S FIRM, nd Havana Concul - General Spain Can't Bully Him Says tes He Is Delermncd to Pro. tect American Citizens. | Controversy with Coptain-General Over Trial of Prisoners. HAVANA, March &—Consul-General Williama appeared much surprised whe! |he heard the statement that Captain: |Gere al Cehera hud asked Spain to de- j}mand his recall, and that the Spanish Cabinet had decided to comply with the request. In an Interview yesterday General Williams rate “There has been much trouble in the past wth the Government on various matters, I would have resizned long ago but for my family, Ata conference held nsul- alarming reparts to the press. from the prisovers uf war, Aqune, Cantilo snd Perazo. “They all hold cftizensh!p in the United States. The Captain-General that they should oe tried by t-mar- tial, wh le L demande that their cases be determines by the civil courts, and be allowed to have lawyer: to 1 them. There have been several controversies over this question, but 1 have been act- Sanqutily, ‘ane is possib eet nay bo aaveds ble some of the) ing under articles 1 and 2 of the conven- The Company has arranged to take | ‘on of Jan, 12, 877, which says in sub: stance that American citizens arrested tn Spain shall be tried in civil courts, uniews they are captured with arms in a 1 four prisoners were captured in pursuit ef their ordinary. avocations, They caret bully me. These men got | chetr clilzenship papers in New York, and they cannot be Guestioned, “IT am ready to leave at any tim bat 1 will protect: American citizens as far as possible while | am here. T had not been defending the: would have reigned @ week ago’ The that Cons neral Will: Killed by a Boller Exploston, | iains's recall had been usked by the taln-General wae rece! AKRON, 0., March &—A large bollet at the surprine here and he has many partiaans works of the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company |in Havana, There was no audience with blew up to-day, John Vance, a machinist, was| the Consui-Genera! last night {natantly killed. John Summerville was terribly) MADRID, March 8. Despatches re- ceived here trom Havana say that Gen. Garrich “defentet “the. rebels. at Tos 5 fegros yesterday, capturing thelr cam: Fell Dead While Buying Goods. | and a quantity of ‘Arms. Five. rebels EASTON, Pa., March &.—While buvigg a pil | Were killed, ae Keck, aged ane. of Broadway, N. Sarepped = Oe a ee RIOTING IN TWO CHURCHES. Brakeman Killed at Noroton, mee STAMFORD. Conn., March &—Peter Doyle, Amerson Hart WAlle: steading brakeman on the ‘way frelght,” was thrown Services in Dulgarin, SOFTA, Bulga:ta. Protestant Church at Lompalanka, on Sundav last, the building was invaded by a mob of members of the Orthodox Greek Church, The mob assaulted the worshippers, tore up the prayer books and complete- ly wrecked the Interior of the church. ously injured during the disturbance, tection. ’ PARIS, March &—A number of Soci Daxe, at Clignancourt, insulted worshippers. Passod before the riot was subdued. —— SMALLEY TO COME HERE. Engaged Amertcan ent by Londo: LONDON March spondent of an American has been appointed American spondent of the London Times, WASHINGTON, Mare’ 8 Repre-| Mr Smalley has tt Er t <1 bell 5 o| a quarter ofa century, and is more o sentative Tim Campbell still haunts the | @ qual aid is mote. oF departments and expresses entire lack | rabid f the Conservative party, of interest In the contest against Harry | He writes well and knows English poil- ues thoroughly American Excui Messina. MESSINA, March 8—The American lire steamer Augusta Victoria, sionists to the Mediterranean antl Orient, arrived nere this morning, Move: Hi ernment's Power. PARIB, March &—A large which was attended by many 8 and Deputies was held here yesterday of es aims to minimize the control General Government and incre power of the communes and ments of France the the paragraph of the bill, dealing with blasphemy, jected to-day, was re- The proposal of the Cen- Springfield Physician Arrested on | trists to eliminate the so-called pulpit Chari OM paragraph was adopted SPRINGFIELD, Mass,, March §.—Dr | Me. and Mra, Cornelius Vanderbitt John L, Dale, of this city, was arreste Start for the Continent, at his home this morning, charged with! yospon, surch &—Mr. and Mrs, Cor. performing an iMegat operation upon | yon wenuetnus ‘ Niles Mamie Farley, aged twentrsaincy | pelium, Vanderbilt, who arrived here a Wo deys ago from New York, have at ts charged tit started for the Contisent SWINDLED OUT OF $50,000. sing Dr. Dale of ting idlonie respon sie for her conditon, It. wan Se si Ippese could not lve, ‘ue tty] oe Ames Ae ae thought she will recover. Dy, Di Regia ]uenies the enarges. ” ZACATECAB, Mexte Freneh Goveran 7 Cam, Meats | foot, a8 Bnalishman, Liritigh syndica:e for Army, of about $ PARIS, March $—In the Chamber of | 1K : Deputies to-day M. Regnauld oxen u reash ft the country aS —e Vo Mortgnwe Choreh Property. The Union Reformed Ch f Wehdridg t age. property att sree! and tort the Einvarant ‘t Better use too much than too little Pearline Beware of imitetcna Bishop of some time ago 1 was accused of giving | 1 denied | it emphatleally, The latest trouble arises insisted it @.men i{he was on board March &—During the progress of a reilgious service at the Several Germans and Americans were among the worshippers, and were xerl- The Americans are under British pro- ists headeo by Eugene Fourntere, pro- cee'd yesterday to the Church of Notre the preacher and came to blows with the Th. police were called and an hour w. Smoiley, the well-known London corre- newspaper, corre- Hamburg- Capt. Kaempff, which sailed fram New York on Jan, 22, with a party of excur- the it to Curb the French Gov- meeting, ators to draft the provisional statutes of the new League of Decentralization, which the depart: | BERLIN, March 8.—The amedment to Ant-Revolution e095) | | } with much | not recovered ed in England for| William Aston, a wealthy retired law- | ver | Best Ringing Out \ our prosent stock of CARPETS to the tune @f rock botiom prices, We want the room, Every roll fresh, Heat Tapestries 46 Pattorns at. G00. Kody New seta at at Koval Wilton, 50 Patterns t out borders. J.&J.DOBSON, 2 East 14th Street. Alee 801-8 Chestuat St, Philadephia, NO TRACE OF J. 0. BACHE. President Pattison Socan't Helleve There's a Woman tn the Case, Nothing has been heard of John 0. Bache, Metropolitan Manager of the Union Central Life Insurance Com- pany, who disappeared last week. Pres- {dent John M. Pattison, of the Company, who came here from Cineinnat! to clear the mystery, sald to-day he would be surprised if the missing man walked into the office at any moment rom the investigation Lhave made, he seid. “there is no motive for him to keep away. His small indebtedness to the Western National Bank was not suttictent to cause any worry, Bache wus seen to enter the Roston train at Fall iver, and there all trace of him Mr. Pattison places no reliance in the cory ‘that there ix a woman in the He says Mr. Bache was not fond imale soclety, Capt. Davis, up the steamer Plymouth, ys a walter was kept busy carrying drinks to Buche's stateroom the night| and it is possible the man {# on a protracted spree. Dr. Boyle, who accompanied him to Fall River ar returned in half-dazed condition, hai He speaks ani acts like ‘one who has been dosed with a power- ful drug. The story the doctor told a passing the night In a Hoston polic station has been verified by the Boston police, Bache is an ex-minister and a well- known figure in tnaurance circles. oe FOUND IN THE STREET. A Man, Supposed to Be William M. Tooker, Dangerously I. A man was found unconscious at 12 o'clock Jast night lying outside the Casino Cafe, Thirty-ninth street and Broadway. At the New York Hospital the physicians sald that the man must have had a stroke of apoplexy. In the pockets of the clothing wi found a badge of the Volunteer Fire- men's Association, No. 1,69. There w also found a card bearing the name, “Willlam M, ‘Tooker, wholesale agent, 9 and 9% Maiden lane.” The man appeared to be fifty years old, is of dark complexion, with blac halr and mustache, about 5 feet 8 inches tall and of heavy . He wore black overcoat, black auck coat and ver striped trousers, derby hat dru: shoes: The man's condition was considered critical at the hospital. In the cfty directory the name “Will- fam M. ‘Tooker, agent, Cedar street,” ap- pears. Tooker has desk room in the uilding at that number with Ernest Drevel and ‘T. R. Bagot. He is not known at 9% Maiden lane. ——— LAWYER CORLIUS IN COURT. king Into Lawyer Aston's Office. William Corllus. a young lawyer, who ves at Mount Hope, and who has an office at 3 Exchange place, was a pris: oner in the Tombs Police Court thie morning, charged with malicious mis- | f, The complainant in the case was yer who algo has an office in the build: | Ink on Exchange place, \ Corllus, who has leased the office oc- | cupled by Aston, and. who Intented to take possession ‘on May 1, broke into | the room last evening and began remov- | ing Aston's furniture, He refused to stop when told to by Isaac Johnson, the colored janitor, whe then sent for Aston, who caused his arrest. Policeman McCann, ‘of the Broadway squad. who made the arrest, sald in court this morning that Corllus was roaring drunk, Mr. Aston, the ‘ifth avenue, WILL PAY HIMSELF. Nicholson, Receiver, to Collect Re! from Ni m, Tenant. Lawyer William J, Nicholson was ap- complainant, lives at Both men are rich, | morning We're not doing business for profit now—simply preparing for next year, $15 Suits SF he ‘| (\ The suits have gone so quickly that it has occur- ed to us that a y People have been (Ms, v Canine for this 4)" ale onpurpese, but it’s all right. Iiwe don'tcarry Stylish Business Suits, anything over we're satisfied and we're gratified to know that people who are tak- ing these suitsare satistied—they vught tobe, The stock is so bro- ken that the whole question lays in whether vou can get the right size of the kind you require. If vor can dothis you get a ‘“bar- gain” indeed, Atew Winter Overcoats for $8. New Spring garments are arriving. - E. O. THOMPSON Talk Clothier and Importer, 245 Broadway, Bet. Park Place and Murray St, NOT SUCH A JAY AFTER ALL. | Saloon-Keeper Trips Up a Gang of Nervy Swindlers John Gerrity, 11 Second street, his wife, Jane, and James Roach and Ed- ward O'Brien, this morning were com- mitted for triai in the Yorkville Polt Court. Gerrity was charge with black- mail, and the others with being suspl- clous persons, Between 5 and 6 o'clock yesterday the men entered the saloon of Charles H, Greenfleld, 281 Third ave- nue, and after having drinks, left. A few nours later, Gerrity returned with Jane, who calls herself his wife, and told Greenfield that Edward O'Brien had been robbed in the place. He sald the matter could be fixed and save his busi- near. Greenfield had heard of this game being worked on another saloon-keeper, and, pretcnding tc be frightened, ask Gerrity how mu-h should be given, Ten dollats won the sum. Greent!: Id quietly sent his bartender to the Eant Twenty-necond street police tion for a patrolman. ‘The bartender overheard the woman say 'o Gerrity: (“He's the softest jay we have ever had.” Greenfield returned to the back room. The woman tod nim he had better set- tle th: matter t once as her husband advined, Policeman Fink came and arrested Gerrity and his alleged wife. Roach d O'Rrien were loitering outside and also were taken ‘nto custody, ——— CRAZY MAN IN A CAR. posed to Ne B, Reynolds, in Escaped Patient, An unknown man created excitement on a street car in Sixth avenue at 11.45 o'clock last night at Twenty-second street. He jumped on the platform and, stalking through the car, threatened passengers with disaster and misery if they did not ee the error of their ways and repent. His crazy talk and actions frightenea th. women, and no one seemed inclined to eject the man until Patrolman Beers was called. The man wanted to arrest the police- man, but after 4 sharp struggle he was taken into custody. At the West Thir- Meth street police station he became so violent he was placed in a strait-Jacket. An ambulance was summoned and the man was removed to Bellevue Hospital, where he waa placed in the pavilion for the Insane. The prisoner was rough- ly dressed, was five feet nine inches tall and weighed 180 pounds. ‘The nume of B. Reynolds was marked on his clothing. He i belleved to have excaped from an asylum at Greenwich, Conn, AN EARTHQUAKE AT SEA. je OMicers Believe It a aption, SAN FRANCISCO, March 8—An earth quake at sea is reported by incoming | and hydrographic officers believe gigantic oceanic eruption. The earthquake, which occurred early in We morning of March z, was preceded pointed receiver of an apartment-house | at 430 Columbus avenue to-day. A mo- | tion was made in Supreme Court, Cham- bers. to punish certaln tenants for con- | tempt of court for refusing to pay their rents, In the course of bis argument, Nichol- |son said that he was one of ‘the ten- ants” hims nd that as receiver he had made an arrangement with himself | us an individual to pay himself his own | rent Justice Patterson smiled. He said the other tenants would not be punished until Ic was shown that they were able | to pay the rent ee Made Him March Reliat VARDVILL Crazy, Joseph Bowe decame | ow wate him crazy. He was removed yma Anti-Cizarette Bill, ¢ O T. Mah §—The It tay passed’ a BIN probib t cae Oe pt for Sunday's Ke New Haven. Ma fs the trae luaur anniversary of Hemorrhage in the Street, HOME, SWEET HOR.” place ike home consult ane * There bs ni and the way 0 Re «0 at Roa Houses advertised in to-day ening W: in Kt you wilh Mad many that will prove cozy homes, | struck on a roe. mido an, or che disappearance of one, |W oxpected at the Hydrographic Office. The Fox Helped the Big Bridge. by a cclm sea, The firat warning came In the form of a deafening roar which seemed to rise out of the sea, In an imstant the ocean was lashed into. mass of toam, rising In places in « geyser-like columns. — Vessele opped with a crash as if they nad ont of a new Is News of the ac nd in LACE SHOES, STOP-CLOCK SALB. Saturday evening buste n 7 e bringing a copy of this ade vi |the above, which isa BOYS $4.75 LACE SHOE, FOR Si fore 10 A. M. Monday. tances must cover return postage. ‘KUMFURT SHUE CO., 28 E, 14th St. Be @/ Foundation of Popular —_—— on the theo covered by Janitor Hamilton in the basement house, 229 W. o' ¥ coin} ‘ | found be bi mi leaten its way up through th TARIFF ON ELECTRICITY. | fax Curheet Gensruien | Canada Wt at Magura, | Special ta The & gs World) i OTTAWA, Ont, March &—Th trofier of Customs fies deetded thac| Clectrivity generated in the United States | ise in Canada, 4s Fare, Is SUbsec Damage Suit Francis Giocomo the ta mt voted for consolidation Astor Library Com- mittee w same way, The proposet <oasolideted Ubrary tm Whevetors, @ cer. a eee stipation 10° and 25% Get the book at your druggit’s SPECIAL SALES. 800 PAIRS Men's Finest Razor or London Toes, 174 Actually Worth $3.00. = x In order to increase out ess, we will sell between © and 9 o’clock to-morrow | vening to each person ertisement one pair of a 89° Only One Pair to a customer. ale closes at 9 o’clock sharp. Mail orders filled if received be Remit- TWO STORES: 165 Grand St. ” Centre, near Bway, Almanac and Encyclopedia Is a Monument of Intelligent Editing and the Information. Bent to any Address, Postpaid, Ser 25 CENTS. Bound Copies, THE WORLD, |” 50 Cents. Rew York. MAY BE INCENDIARY. ire in an Apartment House Causes Slight Damnge. A fire, difficult of explanation excep® y of incendjarism, was dige, the double-decker flate ost Fifteenth street, at 6.20 clock this morning. When Hamilton discovered the fire be that the plaster and lath had een broken loose on the ceiling of the sement directly over the ten gas eters on the east side of the house, efore the fire was extinguished it ha@ of 1 floor, ty 1s owned by the Bush anys, Limited. of 4 Pine street Aide Was Mout $300. nt of the Bush Company te 1 thorough investigation, aa police of the West Twent at 2 of of Edward Mulcahy, 713 Bast Twelttty anes morning damage An overheated steve frame shan} fe at ine foot of t4 this morning. 4 thoes of the Allen y. sace dock, The 4 at & — Fire in Philadelphia, " PUTA, March &—The four-sterp <a: 2h) South Second street, eccupled bp her Kelly @ Co. furniture agents, an@ th, manufacturer of jewelry Oe, ii)" ave thie morning. The lose may ree, Beecham's pills for cone and go by it. Aneual sales more than 6,000,000 boxes. “HOME, SWEET HOME,’ ts no place ike home,” and to consult the | Mat day's, Mt you will @o@ many that