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{ a } 6 | | 4 | } ' 1,000 IM COLD FOR 1,000 IN COLD FOR th 000 IN GOLD FOR 1,000 IN COLD FOR YOU. i You xh 66 YOU. Read the Story, Wy K PLOT FOR A MILLION.’ PUZZLED OVER JOSEPH ORR. The Boy Still Unoonscious ond Eleo:rio Needles Do No Good His Probably Fatal Sleep in the Snow in Greenwood. The condition of twelve-year-old Joseph Orr, who is at the home of his parents, 284 Twenty-second street, Brook- lyn, in @ semi-comatose state, the result of @ nervous shock from exposure or hypnotic influence, was improved this morning. There is slight hope for his re- covery. His pulsation is firmer to-day than yeaterda: Tt is @ week since Joseph wandered off and slept in the snow in Greenwood Cemetery. The boy was returning from ychool Thursday, he saye, when a man struck him on the cheek with a red handkerchief. He knew nothing after that until he woke up lying in the snow in Greenwood. He was found Saturday and since then has been unconscious. "a case puzzles Dr. ¢ , who has been in constant at- All efforts to him back to consciousness had failed. t night an electric battery was appiled, but the riment fail th the child's, feet are dead, | as though frosen, a: is i itm Entirely; He speaks with. dimeulty, and then only in Pambling wa: ‘Dr. Ferchland sald this morning that st would be necessary to amputate th ee jangrene sets in. While the dovior eays many of the Doy’s ptoms would imply the pret ence of some hypnotic influence, he 8 loss to diagnose the c The pare.ts think he played truant from school and was afraid to Tee home. His condition, Mrs. Orr ig due to exposure. << DIED OF SPOTTED FEVER. ‘Thin Contagious Disease K' Eight-Year-0ld Girl. An inquest into the death of elght-year- old Tillie Stubbs, at her home, 91 St Mark's piace, Brooklyn, resulted this morning in @ verdict that she died of spotted fever, one of the most contagi- ous diseases known to the medical pro- fenato Tillie’s brother, Walter, aged two, died on Friday. The death certificate wave gastro-enteritis as the cause of death. The girl was taken ill the follow- ing day snd died yesterday morning. Ene attendiny physician suspected the true nature of her disease and notified Coroner Kene. The Coroner confirmed his diagnosis, and refused to allow @ jury to view the body, | ‘The Health Department will take measures to prevent spread of the disease, TROLLEY MANGLES A BOY, High Rate of Speed Causes Ano Casualty. Another trolley accident, which will probably result fatally, occurred in ‘Williameburg shortly before noon to- dey. Frank Lewkoski, six years old, of 168 Kent avenue, Brooklyn, was try- ing tO cross .16 street when he was etruck by @ trolley car of the Green- point line, which was running at a high speed. ‘The unfortunate youngster was hurled high in the air and then dashed to the ground with & fractured skull. ambulance took him to the E: in District Hospital, where it was said he would probably die before the day was over. The mbtorman and conduc- | tor of the oar were arrested and taken to the Avenue Court. Cen Goetting discharged William H. Austin, ihe conductor, but held Motorman ‘Pat Burke in $1,000 bail to await the result of the boy's injuries, ———— Vaccinated, Then Died. Rose and Mary Morrissey, infant children of John Morrimey, a laborer, of 1795 Third avenee, died tain week after having been vaccinated lest Friday by @ Hosith Board physician. Mary died, yeuter At the Coron Shae the’ deathawere sald. vo Bove. been caused by undeveloped scarlet fever. a One Newsboy Stabs Another. Samuel Cohen, a newsboy, of 315 Rivington fireet, was approached last night at Park Row ‘and Ann street by an unknown Itallan newsboy who asked him for papere, Cohen refused and the Italian stabbed him in the head, inflicting ‘a slight wound, Cohen was taken to the Hudao: Servet Hospital, The police are bunting for the young Itallan, who escaped. 9 a Boy by Aceident. Cearies Langnecker, sixteen years old, of 157 East Ninety-second street, was arraigned in the Morriaanta Police Court to-day for shooting Henry Royal, fourteen years old, of 1046 Union avenue. Langnecker was practicing with a Fiobert rife in a iot last Sanday, when & bullet gianced Struck Royal in the head. He was not seri Burt, Langnecker was discharged. Bey Shi iy Pushed a Playmate Into a Fire. Tillie Goldstein, five years old, of Stone avenue, avenue, Brooklyn, was before Justice in the Gates Avenue Court this morn- ing, charged with throwing Annie Philinsky, a te, of 122 Osborn street, Into a fre about the children were playing. The child's injuries are serivus, Tillie was dismissed under the age limit Kicked Too High In the Street. ‘Three actresses and an actor were fined $3 each by Jumtice Burke in the Essex Market Police Court to-4ay on a charge of disorderly conduct. They were Marioa J. Franklin, a female Impersonator, of 219 Bam Eleventh street; Liszie Martin, of 17 Great Jones sirect; Klaie Blake, of 11 West Fir. teenth street also of. Ai teat. Jone arrested “at ecloek thi jeonth. street an Pourth avenu tion, said they gathered a crowd by Sigh kiek omen said that they had at- Digh kicking. Th fended ‘a bait lam Sight and ad’ been’ drfaking previy freely. Wantn # “Mra. Eliza Mainehan is wang the New York and Brooklyn Bridge Trustees for $15,000 cms, Bhe claims that in Aug. 31, 189), «hile walking from the Lridge platform to the e'evated railroad Station she was pushed down the stom, There ss which she could grasp for sup port, and ahe fell and broke h terson denied a motion to disnise tie case on the ground that Mrs. Maingian was reno for the accident, The case ail) go ( the ju of Promise. —— Sued for Hrenc Louis Laski is locked up in the Ludlow Street Ze!) upon complaint of Mina Mortis, of 14 Or charch street, pending an action to re- cover daraugen for breach of promise of snarriage Jyanced him mone: e. wedding. ceremony fina” for ther" puryones.” she ls ad a’ wedding wesea prepare! ‘aad a caterer enuaged Yor. the Barrage ‘Jat, but Louis sald he had another girl ad war going South —2 o—_—— No Woman Suffrage for Maine. AVQUETA, Me, March 20.—In the Renate to ay the Woman Suffrage bill was defeated, 15 1 A, A few works ago the | ave the Li e4 to recede and concur wit! ‘Tue ‘Souate’ Chamber ‘ws GEN. ADAM BADEAU DEAD, Apoplexy Oarried the Anthor- Soldier Off at Ridgewood, N. J. He Was Military Secretary and Companion of Gen, Grant. ' (Apectal to The Evening World.) RIDGEWOOD, N. J., March 20,—Brig. Gen, Adam Badeau who was Gen, Grant's military secretary, and who accompanied him on his famous | tour around the world, died in| the Herbert Home here last night | the result of a atroke of; apoplexy, His adopted children, George Corlu and Miss Chiliman, were with him at the time, The funeral will take place from the | Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel on Friday, and Bishop Wigger will om- | clate at the requiem mass, Before being stricken with apoplexy, the General's health was not very good, Catacacts had formed in both eyes, and during the past six months several op- erations had been performed. He grew weaker after each operation, Gen, Badeau was born in Ridgewood, Dec, 29, 1831, and was educated at a pri- When the war broke out he joined the Federal Army, and received an appointment as alde on the staff of Brig.-Gen. Sherman, He re- Mainea with the latter until. May, 1863, when he was wounded at the battle of Port Hudson, It was in March, 184, that he was ap- pointed Military’ Becretary to | Ge rant, with the rank of Lieutenan' {Colonel Later he was made Colonel, nd while in ‘that position was with | Grant in the Wilderness and mattox. He remained on tie stat of Gen, Grant until 1800 when Ne, was re: | tired from the army with the full rank of Captain and the brevet rank of Brigadier-General in the re army. From May until December, | 188, he Was Secretary of the American Lega: tion in Lond In 1870 he was sent sto Madrid, an@-returned |to London as Consul-General, which he held until September, 1881. While there he was married. {Yt was during his Consul-Generalship that he accompanied Gen, Grant atound the world. { His next position was that of Con- sul-General at Havana, which he held for two years from Mey 1882, until) April, 1894, While there he accused the | State Department of corruption in its administration, and resigned because the Government would not permit him to substantiate the charges. Gen, Badeau was a prolific writer and many of his books Military ‘History, of Ut @ ory 0 ive ees ‘Aristocracy. in Hngland" sand “Grant in Peace” are the best known. It was the publication of the latter book which nevared the friendship ex. isting between himself and the Gran family, and which at the time caused much of @ sensation, The arrangements for his funeral have not been completed, but it is thought {t will be held on Friday from the Church of Our of Mount Carmel. The allbearers have not gnnounced ut prominen: men in'pe biy acco pany the corpse to the cemetery. DUCHESS OF LEINSTER DEAD. She Was Famous the World Over for Her Stejking Beauty. MENTONE. March 20.—The Duchess of Leinster. widow of the fifth Duke of Leinster, who died Deo, 1, 1883, at Car- ton, County Kildare, 1s dead. The Duchess was married to the Duke of Leinster, who was Premier Duke, Marquis and Earl of Ireland, in 1854. She was a daughter of the first Earl of | Feversham and was reputed the most beautiful woman in the United King- dom. Her son, the present Duke of Leinster, was born in 1887 The Duchess of Lein Leinster was, before her mariage in 1884, ly Hermione Duncombe, daughter of the first Earl of Feversham, and had the reputation of being the handsomest woman in the United Kingdom. It was said that her mother never allowed her to bathe her IN SUPPORT OF THE TRUTH. MORE ABOUT WHAT THE FIGHT “FOR MEDI MEDICAL TRUTH INVOLVES, Dr. Copeland’s Compliments to Those Who Assume Critical Intelligence by Doubts--Harm Done by Therapeutic Nihilists. Nor Is the obstruction to medical truth confined to the difficulties mentioned last Gunday, puch ay {unworthy imitation and the neighborhood and reputation of advertisemen!, ‘There are many en who take pl ein depreciating skill which | they cannot understand und denying the eMleacy of medicines of which they know nothing. ‘TI are ‘Therapeutle Niliiliste. Doctora do nut cure diseases ; drugs are worth te ‘This is thelr text, Some physicians have fallen under their influence and followed which have resulted almost {ns of thom have sought to make LARYNGEAL CATARRH. Mine Mario Dressler, the famoun c flicted for years with the throm nomany in my profession nutter from, « | pecaline distressing form of laryn, volving the vecal cherds, tertaring ned; impeding mo in my werk aified the Dra, Copela dl Gardner cured m. OFFENSIVE NASAL CATARRH, Mamlo Pratab: Mt. Brooklyn: nnot cure you.'? (thas grown fashlonable “4am an honest man, T cannot cure {tell you so. -Ewon’tsay Pean cure you | n't! we had fartoo much consultation of th fort In curable cases, White it may ive adoctor | tetem onesty among | Hef from thouxhtiess or ignorant people, the hurm that | net eve obtaln temporary rellels ne to the profession, but to | qulted Drs. Cepe humanity,ts Incalentable, Confession of Inabitity to cure In curable eases is not ho peeritical affectation of cover perwonal fallure by al profession and sctonce of | no offennive am phyniciaur, 1 con. are entirely wel CATARRW OF THE HEAD. Lockwood, 198 Reade st, well-known fruit ‘Tho skilful physician does cure. If he cannot cure he has No business fn the practice of medt. he day of Therapeutic Nihilisar ts passe miner, | of thete cures before the public and tavite doubt. | | ers to send to them for evidence, and offer to give them names of cured pationts fn thelr own Imine- | diate locality—such men are dispelling this cloud | of fashionable doubt. Wedocure, Here ta the evidence that wwe or Prove it for yourselees, If this evidence ix not d censitie to yon, send to us and we will furnish you with names of cured patienta in your own neighbor= hood, ‘This Is the means by which Drs, Copeland aud Gardner are fighting the contingent of doubters he beneft of their victory wil! not accrue to them alone, but to the entire profession, The eclipse of faith through which we have passed has worked no good. ‘The sceds of distrust so by men whoe vor togain credit for superior critical intellixence by doubting everything has brought a harvest of discouragement, sickness | d Dr. 4 made wn my mind to be- Neve thene wh BRONCHIAL ASTHMA. Mrs, Mary Lee, Clason Ave., Brooks WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1805. Guess Its LAST CHAPTER. A and death, | ‘Therapentio Nibilism was a pa:sing wave; a temporry fashion, ‘Ihe sooner tt Is over the better. ry man and woman will wish Dr Copeland godspeed in his work, « healthier con- ition of thought on medion! matters will pre the public will abandon quacks, charlatans al Irregular practitioners who have been to a great extent fostered by thie want of faith, CATARRHAL CONSUMPTION. Mra. J.D. Rows, 248 Chauncey Sty Brooklyn: “1 lost flesh until I dwindled almost ton skel was six yeurs doce CURED BY MAIL. Mr, Samuel De Graw, 20 West Front si., Tren- ton, N.J., writesto Dra Copeland and (antner: “+1 commenced a course of treatment with yor luat July for Catarrh of ot least fifteen yen’ standing. For three or four years I sufters! un- told misery from it, After having tried a num: ber of doctors and recelving no benefit, I place? myself under your treatment, ‘To-day I am al- together s different person, Thi: has been the beat Winter Ihave hed for years, ‘The Catarrh given mo no trouble, Ido not take cold Iike I id and T have no more cough; tn fact, 1 am eatirely cured of the disease, T hope you can use of thls for the benefit of thers who sufter ay Lid"? 1 could scarcely raleo my When I was brought to Dr. Cupe- jand I fainted five timen en the way. You 1 it m miracte; call it what you woman to-day.’ DURING MARCH All patients, commencing or re- ree mh jmewing, placed under treatment at m nothing me. x ja nominal Fee Rate, not to exceed vet tate eration Up destecs (85 a month. All medicines, the entire course, Fre INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. Mr. Joun C. Rowe, 103 Went St.) Uticn, including my ne pie Paes my lanes are: Lill) notice applies only to the present Gon rin have cane month, but those taking advantage of it will be treated until cured without raise in the rat | face. in water, compelling her to use m | The Duchess was fond of society and its amusements, She once fefused to leave a diplomatic ball with her hus- band, and he went home and locked her out, She was found weeping on the doorsteps in ball dress and diamonds a few hours later, — = Prince Waldemar Is Dead. BERLIN, March 2.—Prince Walde- mar, Reigning Prince ef Lippe (Det- mold), is dead. | Prince Waldemar. was born at Det- Fis brother rings Leopott “in taee Wia ao other, Prince held the rank of general of Prosslas cavalry and married Bophia, Princess of Baden, in 1858 He has no issue, Fates yea es Those Gould Taxes Aga’ 3 | ‘The Tax Commissioners have tefused to va- cate the assessment of $10,000,000 placed on the | Jay Gould satate in 1893. George Gould and other | trustess and executors of the estate brought sult te vacate the assessment, first having Ineffectu- Fally offered to compromise on $7,000,000. The cane will be argued to-morrow in the Supreme Court. ——e—__ | Couldock tn Forrest Home. Oharles W. Couldock, who for forty-five yeare has been a well-known figure on the American stage, 1s about to go into retirement at the Fur- t Home, Mr. Couldock is nearly eighty years old, and was bora in Lon: W. L, Wilnon at the Post-Office. William L. Wilvon, the newly appointed Post- master-General, came to New York yesterday. He wont ty see Postmaster Dayton at the New York Post-Omice and had a jong taik — oe = | German Venesuelan Minister Here. Count Rex, | arrived in town to-day the Drevoort House Germany's Minister to Venoauela He 18 now He will stopotag at Senowucla m wo pald a el, the German Consul, at Green, Hin that wits the, Cons ‘eas anaile Upon the political situation in Gerinany — Wm. S. Wyse Will Appeal Hin Suit. In an aM@davit in support of a motion in the Superior Court to-day Attorney Gilbert D. Lamb Says that it Im the intention of William 8, Wyso {to appeal from the decision of Judge Freedman in the action brought by Wyse to recover $150,000 Worth of property from his wife, Mario 8. Wyse. Judge Freedman gave judgement in favor of str» Wve, holding that Wyse had no taterert in the property which he gave to bie wife a number of id knew what he was doing at the el for Wyse asked that the portion fe decision referring to the cancellation of ty of pendency of trial be siticken out, a ends The application ‘wa to appea ——-——— derbilt May Go to Newport. rtcen of Mra W. K. Vanderbilt's horses wore received at Newport yesterday, It ts thought from this that Mra. Vanderbilt will go to New directly om her return to America, bad Woman Falls Dead in the Street, Margaret Dugan, seventy years of age, of 1567 \venue A, fel’ dead in the atrest Im front of 334 Gast Biabey-thind sireet Wie morning. The Copeland Medical Institute, 15 West 24th St., New York, Near Madisos Nquare. W. H, COPELAND, [1. D, €, E. GARDNER, M, D. | _ Olflee Hours—Dally, 9 A. M. te9 P.M. Sundays, 9 A.M. tos P. Mi. dm severe hacking cough, sharp shooting painn ii nd under the xhoulder bind ior Copeland aud me to complete bi Sued for #2,000 and Got 6 Cents, Busan Fleming med Theodore Brauer, who keeps & bakery at the corner of Varick and Houston streets, to recove for alleged de- famation of character. was tried to-day before Justice Fitzsimons tn the Chiy Court, Rrauer, woo wi fended by Messra, Alfred and Charles Steckier, said his wife and Miss Fleming rot Into a wordy wrangle, and in order to compel the plaintiff to desist he spoke to her harshly In discharging her. The jury returned a verdict for 6 cents, which carries with {t an equal amount of cout, Says Her Neighbor In Too Popular, Misa Zora Chamberlain, of 122 West One Hun- dred and Thirty-third street, has made several complaints against her next-door neighbor, Mrs. Ine, a widow, who lives at 124 Went and Thirty-third street, Miss Cham- beriain objects to Mrs, Quintaine ving 20. many men in her house, and giving noisy wine suppers. CAN'T STOP HIS HICCOUGHS. Abram Strauss Has Been at It for Nearly a Week. Isaac Strauss, a printer, of 292 East Fourth street, seems to think it a hu- morot Shing for his father, Abram Strau ave the hiccoughs so se- verely that if was necessary to call in two physi ans. He said of the troub: “It's nothing much. He has a 80 toe, a pain in the head, @ pain in t back and _hiecou It Isn't much of a joke for the old man, for he has been hiccou; ghing. with ‘gw intervals since Thurs night, ifis condition to-day is considered criti- cal, He Is still hiccoughing. He went to a chiropodist last Thurs- day to have a corn pared, and it was Cul so close it bled. Inflammation “set in. Dr, Grube, who ts more or less of hiccough expert, was called in to-day, He gave the man what young Strauss Ix some “secret medicine,” and went away, promising to call again to-night, IS THIS YOUR PIN, SIR? The One Advertised For and the On: Found May He the fame. One of the morning newspapers printed the following advertisement this morn- = SPECIAL SALE OF WASH GOODS, in PLISSH CREPON, New weaves in pretty stripes and ¢ gc the price ought to t 4 | ine: teen’ conts—our price : LOST —A large HL senetpia. surrounded with ; : J Giamonda on Monday. I found. pleare. retien New styles in Dit FINGHAMS, In to 44" Weat 2iat at; Mberal reward; no quewuions plain colors, also new. fancy. stripes | inked. And plaids, exquisit Several other newspapers had the fol- lowing Item In thelr newa columns Policeman Frank A. Flynn, of the West Thir- tioth street atation. while on’ poat In the viclulty Theatre early. yesterday morning 2 scartpin” containing twenty. di a large pearl. Fivan took house and Nanded It over ‘A jeweller said the pin was binatior cents a yard, worth at Novelties in IMPO beautiful fares i up ACONET, y patterns, ex: (eRe ite Directory says the occupant of 44 West Twenty-first street is Paul Tuckerman, who bas an office at 59 Wail binations, worth efigntoen cents a yard, at street. —— Dainty, stylish Fu 7 SACONETTES, YOU WANT A HOUSE OR FLATE in both dark, anc olorings, plain, | Note the list. of houses, fata and roome offered also newest fancy patterns and stripes; | gon went Ip uedaye Ay Heautiful designs, a poor pats | $l "Sam, teeaay' | Bvening World,” aad you'll tern in, the fot. worth twenty-five cents’ a yard, 1 Cc. at arn 8 West XCELLENT SMOKE 23d St. a6 =|OrE rynnnnn R HAN INL CBOBEBWS@eBIS se 2oaCe: @0DODIDSODWIWEDWs § VERY LATEST STYLES BY MAY MANTON, > Patterns mailed FREE on receipt of couron below aad t 8 $ 8 ; 8 $ \2 ig 3 9 3 'd ¢ 6356 LADIES! Your Waist ——— eo 25 $ a 31 i alm, Bas Vane SVSOTIGLSIOOI DIseccaseoes ls a3z3 In. Waist ot didress ase 5 Adar {tern Department, OMcs of Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co., 41 W. 12sthst. N.Y. ph RRS AO9 9 SASS 85559502066 é ‘ 5 “Auction Sates. Auction Sales. | Unredeemed Pledges «110 vse SN, Flrank! & Son Auctioneers, 80 Howery, will sell bt) Horrow (Thurs.) at 11 A.Moy AT AUCTION iiawonig: watonS JEWELRY &e, fooits, by ond Ae Goodson LX UPBUETOD WATERS PIANOS An AMONDS fold at ‘SOL HEYMAN & 00., 3d Aves, 5ath and 60th Sts, new Waters Upright Piano, oct., Sestringed, full iron | fram iting action, ivory keys three pedals, and all improvements, for in Hrocatelles, 3 pleces, i Worth double, Others frum 81 54 ard to St SOLIO OAK BEDROOM SUITS, $11.50, $12.50, $14.00, $16.00, $15.00, 620, 0B Folding-Beds from $7.00 upward, White Trou Bedstedis, with brags trimmings, $3.75. CARPETS. All the $225 cash, or $250 on instalments, only $10 down and $7 PER MONTH. sr ENGRAING. Ris A handsome stool and cover given for de- with each piano, and no charg livery within 25 miles Old pianos and org change at full vale SOL HEYMAN & CO., 093 AND 91 ew Send postal for reduced prices and Sporting Vargains in second-band wheels, includ: ng leading makes, $125 Bicycles trom $40 © $60. $100 Bicycles irom $30 to $40, Some of these wheels are simply shop: work, never having been used, A. G. SPALDING & BHI 126-130 Nas au St. 25—Columbian ra, oh Hect from, ver grades, $15 817 Herald Cycle Ce, BIC CLES RtGuT, fe ew and standard make, catalogue, with terma, 134 FIFTH AVE, NEAR (8TH ST. Miscellaneous. Four cane, with all ne 1 opinion in ‘writing. law library tm this’ couatiy av the dispose) Send for our prospectus BM Hie WoLAW NB GE ASSOCIATION, HENRY W. UNGER. Trae N.Y. Citys Real Estate to Let—New Jersey. HORACE WATERS & CO., gation, We sdvinory hoard "We take’ne law sultan Judge WAUHOPE Pree 257 ways ~ TO LET IN HOBOKEN, N. J. First-class Houses, Flats and Fi rentals. ‘These liousen are well bailt : modern improvemeuts, In a tealthy ne Singer, $25. gonvenleat: ta Wh St. Ferry. from. Hoboken to | 0. New Howe § Vietor,, $23, N.Y. and by cars to Chrtatopher and Darciay St. | Premiers Liberty, $2 Toure, $40, Lady Ferrien Apply 0 Swit, 4. Roya wt THEO. C. DUNN, Agen Hoboken Land & Improvement Co., No, 1 Newark ast., Hoboken, N. J. KILLED HERSELF IN BOSTON. Who Knows Mins Clara Norton, Be- Heved to De from This City? The following despatch, dated at Hos- ton, was received at Police Headquar- ters at 12 o'clock last night ‘Miss Clara Norton, of sulclded at Adams House to-da waa fashionably dressed in blac twenty-elght, seml-blonde, five slender, refined appear played p he Can you identify?” Phe police of this city can secure no knowledge of the identity of the woman. Miss Norton registered at the Ada AIL, bleh grade, * Cor, ott Brooklyn Rmusements. HYDE & BEHMAN'S. MATINEE TO-DAY, Weber & Fields’s ‘wo f luding she te tists. Molntyre and Heath, ur Jain tow ith WEDER A SHON SCUTHOUT AN RQUAL. House in Boston last Saturday as Mi Box offic en dally from 9 AM. to 9 PL Me gi ace M,C, rion, of Holyoke, Mass, je seemed to be a tranaer In lioston nt paterday a chambs aid found. her axel tN J, in her room stupitied from. the. ¢ Of chloroform: a bottle ot which las in CORBETT bed Reside h ae a phy danger, was leaving t ‘CEN’ Koon JA Ck, ton shot herself with « Mi ‘an = he and othe she had concealed In be | HUBE & F stantly. f Her clothing bore th p of New| t ASINO, York maker ant as nha tari ae GeBHaR T'S ; icke a8 und in ir pur Which wa contained no money, She had pall hee | INEZ Meus Ke LN: SOMULT nt up te. last: Monday - ; | and a laree ¥ * company. set found, Chel was the name | QED Ons Mary His might hve be BILL el THE either the nanie of the maker of. the ardiele oF of the one for whom it wa | HOcY nar ELAMS, «| made. The young woman is not known in | AMPHION. ANA AN os, Holyoke, ‘There was nothing Beery eveing Mata Wevueaday aad saturder AU what address she livel in this viy,| THE PASSING SHOW, from where thr from where the Boston police are von-| COL! MBIA, The Boston police concluded that Miss Norton had played policy from some | figures on a card found in her room. es | Special Notices, AB EDWIS KNOW Lie s depend oa Penitentiary, for ho A HIPANS erday. Crowley complained Hutle aru- | at wretchedly bad fare is o THEWORLD, G EDITION. Nothing but what's new, Nothing that's old. Nothing carried over. Some Made in London ‘Spring , Overcoats $15. An Overcoat like these would cost 42° or more in London, to say nothing of the duty or expense | to select it. | People who de- sire a particularly fetching garment | will not be able to find anything like these at any price in this country. Full bodied, generous in propor- zons, in all proper colors. Our price $15. E. O. THompson, Tallor, Clothier and Importer, 245 roma way; Bet. Park Place and Murray St. Individual styles cost ho more than the ordinary here. S RetiaBLe? CARPETS SAVING MONEY, What you pay fer goed car peta an furniture in reaily money saved. 11 ts much money. CABU OR CRRDIT. COWPERTHWAIT & CO., 104, 106 and 108 Weat 14th st. NEAR OTH AVE, Brooklyn Mores: Fiatbuak a » ar. Falten ___ Amusements STAR THEATAE, fetunaeentng: ® Evenings, DENMAN THOMPSON OLO HOMESTEAD. Suaday nighta, Gongs and Paiatingn IMPERIAL MUSIC WALL, ,RhOarWAT AND 20TH ST. 20 Felliion of the Great Burlesque, ROB-BER-ROV NEW TRILBY and A anf VAUDEVILLE BILL. PASTOR'S TC-NIGHT THR ‘AT EUROPEAN ARTISTS. my Pastor and 2 Companisa RIDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT. Celebration sf" 30th Anniversary. SOUVENIRS, GRAND GENTAAL PALASE, Vanparare P. BN M. Refined Continuous Vi Me 'AUlan rat Strong. "Man who andow” ant Ramlus and EVENING CONCERTS, Seat HERALD S Last WEEK | LAST MAT. March 23 March 25- Potter- Bellew in * EMPIRE THEATRE, JOHNeAs “DREA “S. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ROLLER SKA iING Ever Afternoon AND TEN ae ! ral AVE. coLumays ey ih THE La) al KOSTER & BIAL'S T0-NIGBT, MINS CINSIE LOFT! ranty Fainily, Nichols sisters, Homows, iro Mubiem nace & Roberts, en. Next Week. NEW UL, 10N MQUARE, \Ta’s ogteinn Perlonmesoe, x Dile., dc. unwin STEVENS, LEW DOCKSTADER, Unthan, Ward and Lynch. Deltorelit Brothers, Powers Family, Stinson @ Merton, Vanoia.40 others N “HEATRE Matinee saceria Reserved Seaia Orcheaire Cirele and Balcony, Sie THE FATAL CARD Seti Company. weeh—THE NEW CR AND @reéma: Kv 'UR AUN Mt MR. AND Mages CPs & Do Next Week ACADEMY UF MUSIC Jamas G. Roa rite Hain ot & Irving Prices, 1,00, 75, 50, 23, Mats, Wed. Rat. 2 Nv WiLL Eve 8 eat i ik PastormanceSouvenira TOO MUCH JOHNSON. 1,000 I GOL 1,000 IN COLD FOR YO $1,000 HuyT S THEATHIS | Hoyt & Mek. Outse eta THE FOUNDLING SY FITZGERALD'S NEW DAN ANNIE RUSS! OPERA a) SiN Alery Prices 8:80:'41/0n, foe. and #82 15) dihave, Sd USDAND. (fives and Gat Mat) t-Case of Mobeilious Susan IRVING PLACE THEATRE Bre. 815, det. Mat To-night, Inst time, Ohne Gelaeut. ‘Thurs’ Niobe. GERMANIA THEATRE, — To-night 169d) time. THE NEW YORK BREWER. YOU WANT A HOUSE OR FLAT? « Note Gr pa Depa, fale cat roome offered oF ‘reat in ton feria. y fina “Something to ult vow” pees | 0 " ent ay IN GOLD FOR YO A few COLD FACTS the MARKED DIFFER: between PRESENT and CENT PRICES. Ladies’ Fine Gauge Long Black Cotton Hose, spliced heel, double sole, Recent price, 38c. pat; Present price, 19c. palf, dies’ Four-Thread lien and Rembrandt Ribbe@ Genuine Liste Thread Hi S, tans, grays and new ored tops, with black foot, Recent price, 48c. pair; 5 Present price, 24c. paif, Black Cotton Hose, extra pe ity, Recent price, 30c. pair; Present price, 25c. palr. Ladies’ Fine Black Hose, handsomely embroider in colored silk, several styles, Recent price, Sic. pairs Present price, 25c. palf, Ladies’ Opera Length pene Children’s Black Ribbed School Hose, the best w stocking de, all sizes, to 10, > Recent price, 40c. palit; 7 Present price, 1%. palit, : PROCTOR’S 2-5 Buse V alter hii ite lay eunoert, continuowe 2 CASINO, | aSonn Panis Lait at Reserved Seats, 50c. and 8 BROADWAY fg ggg ot ‘Bway, a as MADAME SANS GEl PRESENTED IN is ee PALMER'S ‘A. M. PALMER, tole Mawar BTM! aVe. THEA IRE. /5Y CRANE | HIS WIFE'S FAT PEOPLE'S TAKA THE CROSS ROADS ¢ OF Axreatcompany, headed by EDMUND EDEN MUSEE, MISS NE and Wed end Sat Matingn aa ahd THEISS's.< PARK TMRATRE, ‘hls Week | TUE SE WA Next Res=eon! Hoss HOEY The 1 NIBLO’ Gea, Wr Nenroe 4 Personal, ANDREW MACDONALD has rsiuced he al to $4.00 per ot stings only. $1. Sat Went 420" at FURNITURE and carpets on your own at the loweat prices” LBWIN'S, 43, Weat ABDULLAH-SAdviser, marriage troubl meultation, fee 4% 139 West 48th NOW your fate and fortu 24 Bast 17U ively cured entire! ss K, Truonell, 226 W. STth 8t, A be rented if West 64th at, RAY, HAIR RESTORED with Impertal rator, any desired. Mra’ Maicotm, 481 < IT? ortfollo for art; ten superb) repradi-tions of palntl nest ar numbers 1 to 2 ready; wailed by Artista” Publianing Co., department y 24 floor, St. Lan HILL'S you. elroular. DRMATION WANTED of J New York (ivy, Canada papers plesse.eq # RORERT AUSTIN—James Thompson, of ‘ don, nenr Lelfast, Ireland, be hear. from. him - SAVE MONSY—tring yout picture to bl Co, 62 Jon st, (upstairs), nat get est! traming {a bewt style. #91 Fe

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