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JURY PANEL THE WORLD: MONDAY KYKNING, APRIL 1, 1995, GOFF SELEGTS HIS JURYMEN. | MAJ. PLIMLEY 1S SUMMONED| NO DECISION TO-DAY, ne es DISMISSED, Then He Adjourns Court in Mem-| Lawyer Reymert Brings Supple- ‘The Men Sommoned for the April Term of Oyer and Terminer Excused, ANOTHER LOT TO BE DRAWN, Postponement of Inspector Mo- Laughlin’s Trial the Prob. able Cause. 4T IS SET FOR NEXT MONDAY. Col. Fellows Declines to Say Wheth. er the Talesmen Had Been Tampered Wah. Justice Barrett, who is the Supreme Court Justice presiding over the April term of the Court of Oyer and ‘Terminer, sprung a surprise this morning on the lawyers for the defense of the police oif- clals under indictment for bribery. The Justice took his seat on bench in the Court of Oyer ory of Judge Martine All Courts of General Sessions Closed Until Wednesday. The programme arranged by Chief Judge Cowing and Judge Fitzgerald last Satur- day, that all three parts of the Court of General Sessions be opened to-day and at once adjourned out of respect of the memory of Judge Martine, was not car- ried out In its entirety. Recorder Goff did not at once adjourn his court, but proceeded with the ordi- nary business of @ first day of a term with Part 1, where he will sit this month, In Part 11, Judge Fitzgerald went upon the bench and adjourned court until Wednesday. Part 111. wae adjourned until Wednes- day by, Judge Vowing. n Part 4. District-Attorney Fellows nd nearly all of nis assistants had as- sembled, and were much surprised when the business of selecting the Grand Jury was begun. ‘The rollowing were chosen from the list of Grand Jurors by the Recorder to serve during the April term: Marchael C. Lefferts, V President, 427 Broad- day; Charles F. Buxton, t, ‘388 Produce Kxchange; Fragele Hendricks, metals, @ Clift street; Lindsay C, Ivory, a 244 Broadway ; J. O'Sullivan,” hotel,” Hotel’ Ke on, tes iL,“ Imhat It ‘Downes, Meriew, “retired, | a6 | We jenry Sele, ‘retired, strect?, Paulding Farhad, Syuare wee: “ hardware, O'Dounell, Scott At 10.30 o'clock. Capt. Billy Ricketts ; Brym wt, David opened the court, and then Distric Attorney Fellows rose and announced that he would be ready to go on with |} the trial of Inspecior Meiaughlin next) \" Monday, | Col. Fellows then moved that the cases Whi i Rob 104 Worth stteet, Broadwa Y ae 88 Park Row; Jo: 7 Brows jane pi Faite, Ye dry diy eMulkin, pr rgts. Willlam O'Toole and Wiillam | William I si of § E. Frink, for bribery; M for murder; Patrick ‘Hrennan, for man? x Slaughter and Carolin » for man- | all of the slaughter, be trans Court of ‘General Sess he motion | ¢ Distriet-Attorney Fi va waited pa- Jently n Recorder Golt's court until ver, antil many talesmen had pre- Waa granted, sented their excuses and until the Re- It was then that J ri t sprung | ¢ order had attended to one or two other the surprise. He 's; to Chief | matters. Carroll, and Mr. Carroll announced t all tne jurors to atten¢ Oyer and ‘Term excused for the { term. ‘3 Jurors evidently dit not understand, ex- Betly what Mr. Carroll meant, so Ricketts called out ‘All jul ‘3 summoned for this morn: ing are hereby discharged for the term.” Then the jurors understood and got out of the room The court was adjourned until 10.90 A, | M. next: Monday | the December term and adjour: its Until next Wednesday at 1.20 A. Mo al This means that the Oyer and Terminer + Grand Jury cannot report until that. time. {la What the object was in dismissing the | Rew panel of jurors chosen for the April | f the Court of General Sessions could or would say. ‘They all that it was ‘traordin: Proceeding, but why it wa "10 Seemed to know. Another p have to be called for next Monday in consequence. When Disirict-Attorney Fellows was ‘Then Col, Fellows rose and very brief- mmo ty moved that the court stand adjourned Court of until next Wednesday morning, and that he Clerk make a record that the ad- journment Was taken on account of the There was a buzz of surprise, and the q le Judge arune, Goft said that he thought n Was an eminently proper red the court so adjourne ng in of the Grand Jury w: til that date, Judge Cowing nor Jud, d discuss anything con- n investigation of the courts 5 of Judge Martine’s Justice Ingraham had already opened death upon the trouble. Recorder Goff ald this morning that his fight was xainst the system and not against a articular men, and that he would co! inue the fight upon the lines he had aid down, ____—_— o. FEATHERSON’S SUCCESSOR. Bdward P, North Assumes His Daties as Water Purveyor. Edward P. North to-day assumed mentary Proceedings A Worthless Check Used to Pay a Private Debt. Lawyer August Reymert, of 128 Broad- Way, who represents Sophus Neilsen, of 20 State street, in a suit against Com- missioner of Jurors, Plimiey, on a bal- ance of $66 of a note given by Plimley to Nellsen, co-day took out an order in guppiementary — proceedings —_ against | Piimtey. The order was granted by Justice Newburger, and is rturnable April 5. This is the case in which Plimley fave a worthless check of $20.33 to settle the costs and a promissory note for the original claim, The check was one of those issued by Eugene Davis, manager of La Foilette Coal and Iron Company, of which Plimley is Treasurer, on the Franklin National Bank, after’ the a count was closed, Others of the worth- less checks were passed by Mayer, a clerk in the office of the Commissioners of Jurors, and the publication of this fact by “The World” led to the discovery that the $20.33 check was bad also. When Lawyer Reymert heard this, he secured the chest from the holder and how has it in his possession. He has waited for Plimley to come around and make good the amount, but as that was not done this morning he said he would Proceed to recover the amount of the claim as well as that of the check, ag- gregating a few cents over $86. Mr. Reymert says that some time ago he secured a judgment for the. $56, but it was returned unsatisiied. He ‘then hames of the Grand Jurors al to the | and of the petty jurors had been called took out an order in supplementary, pro czedings, but in the mean time Major Pitmley received an_offictal plum from Mayor Strong and gent word to Reymert that he would settle after the first pay day. N agreement was reached by which he was to pay the coxte and let the ort: inal claim stand, but the worthless chek transaction has ‘relleved the clalmant, so Mr. Reymert sald to-day, from any ‘ob- iigations to delay r, Major Plimiey has not resigned and would not be Interviewed to-day, Clerk Mayer has not been discharged Manager Davis could not be found. JUSTICES RAISE MONEY. They Will Fight Against the Police Magistrates’ BIL. The police justices do not propose to lose their positions If campaign fun can help them. They have raised a fund of $7,000, and are confident there 1s no chance for the Police Magistrates’ bill, ery justice, excepting Deuel, has given $00 from his bank roll. ‘There wax a meeting two weeks ago at which only police justices were pres- ent. It was decided then to r money for protection. Justice Ryan presided. He sald that now was the time for a tion and that if there waa any one pre: ent who did not think so he or they could retire. In a minute Justice Deuel was on the other side of the door. There were left in the room Justices’ Meade, Taintor, Ryan, Grady, Simms, Koch, Divye Welde, Burke, Voorhis, Martin, M arked why the April nel of jurors haa; Charge of the Water Purveyor’s office | Mahon and Feltner. Deen dismissed he in place of Maurice Featherson, re- “Why, they haven't anything to do for | signed @ week, you kno “But why weren't they, held over for a Commissioner Brookfeld notified Mr. When Elihu Root heard of the fund he announced at the mass-meeting of the Committee of LXX. in Cooper Institute on Wednesday evening that if any Re- Verdict on the Income Tax Not Rendered at Washington Secretary Carlisle Thinks the Law Will Be Sustained. Cleveland Said to Have Mad Favor. able Assurances, (Special to The Evening World) WASHINGTON, April 1—United States Supreme Court bas faished reading the decisions for the day and did not touch the Income Tax ¢ No verdict will be rendered to-day. he eral impression was that tt would be announced to-day by Chief Justice Fuller before the regular read- ing of opinions, It can be stated positively that Secre- tary Carlisle is of the opinion that the law will be fully sustained, Attorney-General Olney has not, been quite so confluent, fearing, it in alleged, from some of the ques tions asked by the Bench that the Imitation of ‘the tax to incomes in excess of $4,000 might be decided to ren- the law nugatory, There are one or two points which, It is held, the Court may decide against without affecting the validity of the law as a whole, he head of the leading raliroad ob by in Washington states: his mornt With great confidence that the Inw Ww be declared unconstitutional 6 to 3. On the other hand it fs reported from high sources that President Clevelanil h been assured by a member of the Court that the tax will be collected all right. There has been no indication of Worry Inthe Cabinet or at the White “President goes to Woodley to. the weather clears. Secretary riisie is in Kentucky, Attor = ral Ong Boston, Solicitor-General lalmes ¢ rad is tu Pennsylvania and Postmas' neral Bissell is packing up his papers at the Department, pre to turning the office over to his inion Is in favor of t ig sustained, and if it can be in’a broad way that In no great decision has the Court e r Bone Against nt, the ? us Ineome nd the Tegal tender de- cision being on far more debatable con- stitutional Krounda, McKinley in Washington, NGTON, April 1—Gov. MeKintoy and eft their private car this moraing and to the Ehpite MH where they will remain throughout the day. The Governor will AlL_on Senator Sherman and President Clevelant In the afternoon he will go for a drive with Mra McKinley, and at 7 o'clock will leave here for Columbus, 0, August amann Mut Die. Wasnt il 1—The United States pnied an application mate ust Bergman, a murderer un Killing his brother at Sterling February el MR. FLOWER WILL NOT TELL. Who Promised to Pull Of Lexow He Keepn a Secret. “I will simply repeat what I have said before, that if I had signed tho Bi-Par tisan bill, the Lexow Committee would not have proceeued as far as it did,” ex-Gov. Roswell P Flower sald to-day. PHYSICIANS NOW ORDER IT. | Paine’s Celery Compound, the One Spring Remedy, $-Peopie Well. Physicians Prescribe It, Use It, and Avise People to Take It in Prefer. ence to Anything Else in April and May, Because It Purifies the! Blood, Feeds the Brain, and Strengthens the Nerves. BAltmane€o INDIAN & PERSIAN DESIGNS AND COLORS JAPANESE RUGS. Third Floor. Size. 26x60 inches, 36x72 * 48 x 84 6x9 feet, 5.50 7.62106 “ 7.50 9 x12 “ 10.50 10, x12 “ 12.00 12 x15 “ ~8.00 ALSO TO CLOSE OUT 150 Scotch Rugs Size. 30 x 60 inches, *3.25 3 x 6 feet, 4.50 39 x 69 inches 6.50 6x9 feet, 14.00 7.6 x 10.6 “ 20.00 AND A FULL LINE OF Domestic; Smyrnas in new patterns and colors. Estimates and carefully executed designs submitted for furnishing Hotels, Steamships and Private Resie dences, with Hangings, Draperies, &c. Also Window Shades and Pure 7 niture Slip Covers. f “I will mention no names, It would do a 18th St., 19th St. and Sixth des ™ was asked. North a week ago that he had been | publican In the Senate voted against the | no gi 1 expected at the time I made Week, as is custoMary ? ; ! Col. Feliows'a only reply w picked out to succeed Mr. Featherson | Measure It would be because he had been |the gtatement in an address before te hd he nveried way tom's of ‘In the $4,000 office, but not until this | “Th , , | Democratle Club, that you gentlemen of i ice ome A a j@ justices say they raleed the money Nees 4 scuawvens for the acrused poli Rerminet ao the ahpointment given out | ro. employ coungel” antlythey. have se: | Piet math te ey MOM Aer Court are of the opinion that the panel | PORWYS YN, tans. Comm st 4) | Sued ex-Judge Earle, of the Court of | shoud have sald It then.” cai 4 .r ene yor is a civil] Appeals, and ex-Judge Noah Davis, of | “tv het UIA DE Pave gate, | fssion at Union College in 1896. He ‘s}on the ground that It ts unconstitutional, | Qcratie party. to have discover] any err Would not ha sixty years old, but still an active man. | Tt will come before the Senate Commit: | Pintion the. Bolles Department. and hs : oan, Some of the changes recently made by | tee for a hearing on Thursday. tor Folice Department and Mace Grand 4 (erporation Counsel Scott went into ef-| | Police Justica Grady, sitting in the | femova “auisa he did not c and ‘Terminer Grant ‘ fe salvar htand. dr. took the} tesex Market Court to-day, was asked 4 * : x htt 4 vas ash © be wise legislation, It was all right SH yer Tau ai. Grant who, ini Sony J. Deane at a inet ce Ee Lee as CoE OCC Ee woe for the present Mayor, but in cage ‘ot ft . ; ; ‘ : sted in the defense of the police offi- bine Rinne cemnieed ae out the! story, : thor removal, the Incoming. Mayr c Paine" ented ln thy eter ae year, or $1. 3 than Delany received, othing “but this." he ‘answered ald not have the power to do any 5 val tne with aaeh bevent, Y rov was installed In his office | “They are out a clean $00 on me, for 5 iW of professional INpe, By cppro ‘restlts,”* vhistle when he heart af dustle $ . thing, He thought Dr. Parkhurst was ; ris Vee tee cauminnty alsimiasat cf the tant at $1,000'e year, [ do not propose to pay tt. I am not | sincere In his desire for purification, but mi saore taretel ¢ Hf zee “He - Dy Tat 14 w ApH panel of juror " re going to pay that or any other assess-| wus inisguls instaking in fudin real facts ot , Sunes Pitishtig. i be pri p a a he jendauarters for Veterans. ment. ' case than physicia AY en hadl b Tt means sald, “that the attor Pt \nacwtore tetier caso than phyrict Well, It seems to be.” is the rupture under os eee utter rt . crest trata. and fe vator the polrie: t0 HAV. ha Mavor:tian appre “easlution eb. the Their re ondation in matters with watch BUAE ' t 1 y ct uhout, ‘ort. the last moment, It is evident to me x “4 2 — —— er a aruarsera at" tne’ sur. | WILL NAME DR. MEIROWITZ. MBanider | attendun: for tution Mend for that the District-Attorney does not wish sof the late w. phy ep f f i a bottle 18:0 nd Feo VED ELASTIC TI mnyrelf ct VED ELAST! Other Orchard] and we, but W. W. Hibbard, Mt, D.. of Poultney, V Ni ee y too tong In advance who the | | ran t. us to Know too long in advance who the | ("hg Idings Taken Down, _ |o™mfoundtort famntlives, ieee ») Bulnecn ve i wition ty wi rapental jurors are on that. April panel whieh they thele neveral organta 5 is ink of no other reason for thelr dis-| tis city can mest ty tranwact beslneee . | The Mayor to Appoint Him a School is doubt ot its high standing am th : r Mad an We Miscellaneous. aos BRIA cy fan meet te tion was begun before Judge | carmen in veneral, : and hoot: UNO on tat te 2 Comminatoner. nda jury, in the Court of Comme ‘This ts what Lusy, successful pra sare) pedir s wi irritable, 000 The Mayor to-day expressed his Inten-| Pleas to-day, by the Building Commis- | doing these spring days oF the § ‘ weir % of eited bottle re, | tion of appointing Dr. Philip Metrowitz, nto compel William F, Lennon to | Patne's celery compount nth, ant of 336 Kast Fourth street, a School Com- down the partially ‘constructed | all well k 1 ee st | buildings at from 51 to 157 Orchard | physician of this ie ake «ah ree Le a seal grerererreovvevoneevessereesenneneenenene Better and Better. missioner. "ee wate Brea. nor He f alt." | legal epinion 1a e. We, hay A committee composed of Morris ‘his eult is the outgrowth of the dls beta aaa “i ermec eee ine GM i : . ‘ w library tn thie country at Cukor, Benjamin Reass, ee 20k 1 and 156 Orchard street, in sie Pcigengaee Ca saa ‘ ‘ i 4 j ly 10 & | gavisory hoard, We take a0 law ot hee * le everal persons lost their fiver | certainty ay to Just wha a p 7 wernt ste . cj f mmpoy- | Send for ou Drischa, Moritz Gross, Dr. H BRUCE NUMber Ge Gilera were wevarcr ; » nerves Weakened, ‘The results | Communleatons atrietly eo soea, De. and a i e ere severely | pound i) capable 0 i Inger and Rev’ J.B. Devins, all im: fies ua a eapare ot usa hacia yot hesitate AMERICAN LAW UvGe" Associaton of Good Government Hus RE {Building Commissioner insists | people well hay bee t tate cultesatls’_ wes uRdeagn R) ol 10.01 a e e Dpo i a e bulldings e ¥ are hs b nitlar teotitmonials: Les. Dy nd it was after hearing what t RRSRER ce ce reais nL TRE eR ti titty i leit be dustel The Nl tent men had to my ip favor of Nee tw bal ‘ a cuae 1 y th Q a: AMM. De, of ¥ A Jury ts beng nelected to try th case, | | Fatne'wcolery coun oul stan ls t eatiat yates thy ___ Banking and Financial. witz that the payor mane Kpown if A rt sire to have the physician on the Boar e —— onethorousit tush a . ‘ y ek ata EX-ADMIRAL ERBEN NEXT. ryons system on st on17# biol “n 2th aw Wi rereusom, MG ps, Of Yew Yoru Clty, March $5, 1893. of Education, wees Rev. J. B. Devins, a member of the Hest 10 " ton . Is ow it his “cured, hi of f , ¢ at 14 HEREBY GIVEN thes we have been this day appointed Ree bbee Jn all our selling, nothing to equal the rate the 1000 Men’s Sack Suits went out last week—set the Retailers all over town talking—set the Wholesalers talking. Better yet, it has brought two more lots to us at even more favorable prices, 500 Young Men’s Sack Suits, Sizes, 30 to 35 breast. Ages, 15 to 20 years. ‘8 AT BA. Spring Weights and made to retail at $12 to $18. 25 sty'es-b'acks, blues and fancies, Chev- iots, Homespuns, Cassimeres and Worsteds, .250 Men’s Silk-lined SPRING OVERCOATS, “15 This season's styles. The manufacturer Committee, was the gentleman whose - Appointment was urged by the same| The Retired Naval OMfecer to Be a Club a few days ago, and which brought " ‘ ‘ en eNivaal : out the statement from the Mayor thi Dock Comminstoner. : H We A ani Tablistied he did not intend to appoint any rellg-] It was reported to-day that the Mayor ‘ \ mtr crlery’ compound makes fous enthusiasts or clergymen. M Dr. Welrowitz is the President of Chub 2. dex-Admiral John H, Er- | ‘ss fees ere soreeee nse Commis) r e the wer ef Kemoval bili} MOVE PAPER FREE. <a jaw, the Mayor Nas had Ad m are required un as Keceivers, and all persone of the property of the 3 a to account te as will be given of the | mode of exhibiting all claims againes the The 46th Street Baumann’s|*"*sowss0s seman We guar: » \oa OEGRORS*A*O0B 2 OC BSBSECECECESECOR Ps piglet le antee h ' H $ IN AMERICA will p s rhen on his slate. Several nthe wet few weeks he hag Contractors Take It for What They | for the ex-Admiral and iisisted that i WET WEATI ! ie K I A ! «ls. Get out of he old sailor hed an igen thar ne| Our mackintoshes shed . ; Refure paper and straw and other ot ta thot oma white dt lik Elegant Parlor Suit Worth $100.00, ¢ » retired Mat. It is uni: | Water like refuse from business premises is being i un fi eval ln Bie a pine thes collected to-day by Walton & Co,, of 2 5 equality 8. 2 i sted hs duck's back. Rroadway, who are now operating elgh- | W f ice This is ne roadway, who a i r Tee tne ex-aa-| Ehis is not ty-elght. carta under contract with the Le hat, the ox-d: ; Street-Cleaning Depariment, vive his appointment b- | merely talk ‘The arrangement will last as long as > a . STILL RETAIN HORSES, it is satisfactory to the city. There is elty wil ow Motive Power on! Our price 0 payment for the work, the contrac 4reom WAR AGAINST SCALPERS. é or T LI havin right to ‘trim’ the than cheap, too f DERGECRISCOOREACOODICOESDSOOEOOOD Mieniricnt : ie the ti re Seq Ty : | Well sell you an | wit — ein metho legtra long Para cincoat for BAEQUALLED CREDIT SYSTEM, | °°", toto te matrcat mane WILL RESIGN ONE, jo!) Heed Ne AYR YY psewen dodars aut fy ei. Gash Not Necessary. ‘ \ ut ecive tigkeies at OT Leth Sree 7 1 : Nothing bat) good points ’ ; @ Detective Madden TEwW ART about it: Want one? = is Counsel D that Hee ; : ° | Hott tym Otters, Bedding, by Daniel Fron ‘pune i A tip top umbreila f yceu ton Counsel Seott to-day gave were before Jum Furniture, Carpets, OM I tale dae: and cobbler Aine Crockery, Tinware and Houselurnishings. sabe Potles Geuee SE AB A cranes Bea oe a, ® | Hackett, caniant |G 2AUMANN &% Co. | " “thease” potent pte i betas boner Nene Hag it v0 ; . 33 to 736 y meant them to be sold at $20 to $30, > s Bunce, of the Ly- AND COMPA? gath Ave., Cor. 46th St. pene OO J. Spencer, of Jacob Two Stores fry w B tice Keogh, of Da » utthews, of the Stand- ch at the Aifred treen. gatas ani Charles Davia, Manas Jension ent ¢ r It was de- —— . ti counsel to ade Dealers Co Ys P otcin tM eae Red on 7F ign ve mw Wednesdi MOB THREATENED THE! 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