The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1895, Page 7

r —_.— Panhandle Johnny” Got the Drop on Policeman Strong, Compelied the Bluecost to Walk Backward and Then Ran. ‘Wild West Methods Introduced in a Cherry Street Arrest, ‘With @ movement quick as lightning, Bold Johnny drew his gun. got the drop, you sneaking cop. ‘Throw up your hands and run!'* ‘Mot an instant stayed the bluecoat, But with eyes a-staring wide, Away he flew, for well he knew ‘To stay was suicide. Ballade Rue de Cherry. If Policeman George Strong, of the Madison street station, has any pride in his blue uniform and brass buttons, he will spend to-day—which Is his day off—in looking around Cherry street for the stout but very tough young gentle- man who is know to his associates as “Kansas Johnny. the Panhandler.” Kansas Johnny is @ great man to-day, for he made the policeman throw up his hands, walk backwards fifty feet, and then sprint up Catharine street, yell- ing for help, and the ignominy of it all ig that the policeman was in full uni- form. Strangely enough, the police at the Madison street station-house don't seem to know very much about this hold-up in broad daylight. The way it happened ‘was thi Kansas Johnny, ho is so fresh from the uncultured West that he rsa Lega) ind carries a gun half as long 's arm, wooed and won during the hort time he has been here no less a personage than Bridgey Lannon. Johnny and his new girl, wanderin about the city eh mixed ale and “guy strolled down BR acmne Street and into Cherr; @ neighborhood where Bridgey w familiar, as the cobblestones, Two dozen assorted drinks and the possession of a new ‘gentleman friend" gre sometimes calculated to make a girl like raney forget old loves, so when ahe passed half a dozen loungers on the curb she failed to recognize them. “Bridgey's got a new guy, ain't she?" remarked Bobby Ingall. “What's that?” asked Kansas Johnny. Ingall retorted airily, and in a minute fhe, youth from Kansas was punchin faces 80 hard that he himself remarke @ moment later: "It would take him two days to dig the teeth out of his knuckles.” jome one yelled police, and in prompt response to the cry Policeman Strong sypeared. It would have been better for him had he been four blocks away, He went up to Kansas Johnny and sald: “Here, you want to stop that scrappin’, gee?" ‘Well, I don't want me gir! insulted.” If you don’t go away I'll lock you I'll go away when I get good and ‘You'll go now.’ And then the panhandler pulled out his big, gun. He pushed it, up against the policeman's coat, over the spot where a man's heart 1s suppose to be, and re- red: ‘Throw up your hands and give me your gun, quic! ‘The policeman did not stop to argue on the impossibility of complying with the double command, His hands went gersignt up, end he stood on his tp- toes In order to get them up higher as he raid: "Take it from me on the word of a man that if I had a gun I'd shoot you dead.” “Don't shoot him, Jehnny,"”’ put in the rl “You sneak!" said Johnny, without turning his head, and the girl obediently @arted into the hallway of No. 120 Cher. ry street, went upstairs and made her over the roofs to No. 136, which to show that she knew a thing or * said Johnny to the policeman, “you walked backward to the corner and then dust for your life,” and as the po- Haman retreated, so ‘did Johnny, and ‘Yn the bluecoat reached the corner went on a_run yelling for help, was in No. 142 taking a drink aNrblowing the dust off the end of his nin the same deft manner that he lew the froth off the top of his mixed ale. In about five minutes Polleeman Btrong returned. with reinforcements In the shape of two more policemen, and when the looked for the Kansa youth h= was not to be found, Last night th treet was as full of detectives as 4 ve is of holes, but Kansas Johany and his new girl were not around. Incidentally It might be mentioned that nsas Johnny and his friends, who e recently arrived from | are what is known as panhanil the East a panhandler is a man who simply borrows from his friends, but in the West a panhandler {s a man who will do anything from stealing a eheken to holding up a railroad train, ed, Johnny Is evidently a thorough: Inspector Williams issued an order to Capt. Grant, of the Madison street sta- tion, at 1 o'clock thi« afternooon to pre fer charges against Policeman Strong, ‘He must answer for allowing a pris- ener to escape and for failing to report the fact at the station. WHAT, A BYRNES MAN DRUNK? |! Detective Freel, of Headquarters, Arresied by a Policem Detective Edward C. Freel, of the Cen- tral Office Squad, with rank of patrol Man, was arrested yesterday afternoon for intoxication. He was found in One Hundred and Sixteenth street, near First avenue, by Patrolman Joseph R, Buck- ridge, of the East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street station. Freel, ac- cording to. the returns, ‘wis examined by Pollce Surgeons Cook and Donovan. Freel was appointed in June, 1886, and W: detailed to the Central Oflea in May, 1889. He is thirty-eight years old and married. Yesterday was Freel's day off, and he managed to get into a saloon sidedoor often enough to come away na helpless condition. Policeman Buckridge has re- ntly been appointed and saw Freel, But dia not know he was an officer In Harlem Court to-day Freel sa @rank a little too much, and on pr ing not to repeat the’ offense he ¢ischarged. Ce rooks went to Police Headquar- 10 o'clock this morning with Po- eeman Buckridge. who made a sworn statement, that will be submitted to Byrnes, | in Brooks said that both the police surgeons, after a careful exami hation of the detective, pronounced him drunk. It is not likely he will be susp. pencinn, ipventization by the rd, but in all probability he will be remanded to patrol duty, He had not Special duty to perform yesterday, It i ut evidently had plenty of evi- lence of an excise nature against more | than one saloon-keeper. Robbed Den. Thompson's Manager. Frank Thompson, of Wer Sixty-four:a Greet, manager of Denman Thompson, the actor Ol Homestead.” had hts Smith, alias By hel for trial in $1,000 ball to-day at the Yorkville Folico Court ona “harge oF t When arrested Bight Detective Morris, of the West Sixty @ighth ‘Street squad. found tf) pawn tickers, rep Apesenting stolen diamonds in her possession, Sorry Tenderloin Experience. William R Warner, of Philadelpht Pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny in th learee, Judge Cowing seni him 10, states lag one ‘year and six months, Warner ake, remenraes is, tee Tenders, apd pe * nile Kerwin and Murray Combine to Defeat Their Colleague No More New Policemen to Be Ap- pointed at Present. It was made clear this afternoon be- yond peradventure that Police Commis- stoners Murray and Kerwin have re- solved to obstruct every measure, un- less it be of no importance, that may be introduced tn the Board by Mr. An- drews. ‘Through the efforts of Messrs, Murray and Kerwin, all attempts made to fill up the big gap in the police force have | met with failure. Their object was! to discredit the civil-service list fo the: might secure without delay the appoint- ment of their personal friends, ‘This afternoon, after the regular quota of ten men had been appointed, Com- missioner Andrews moved that a requl- sition for a Het of ten new names be made to the Civil-Service Board. Gen. Kerwin offered a substitute that the Board be asked to state whether or not there was an eligible list in legal ex- istence. Mr. Andrews's resolution was voted down, while that of Gen, Kerwin was adopted by his own and Murray's vote. President Martin was absent. An acrimonious debate preceded the adoption of the resolution, Murray and Police | Kerwin contended that the Civil-Bervice lst expired April 7, and that there was no other Hat In existence. Commissioner Andrews said he knew a number of men were examined in No- vember, and he did not belleve it was the Intention of the law that these men's time for eiigibiity should expire on April 7, the same as those who had been on the ‘list for a vear, None of the Commissioners appeared to have @ very clear conception of what the law is, but finally agreed that it ust be a'rule regulated by the Civil. ervice Boarl aia might be amended (that body's pleasure, The result of the debate, which lasted over an hour, was that the Board, in accordance with the resolution, decided to leave the matter in the hands of the Civil Service Commissioners Altogether there are 27 vacancies on the force as follows; Elght captains, eight sergeants, six detective-sergeante, five roundsmen, five doormen and 243 patrolmen. Since May 22 of last year only twenty- nine vacancies have been filled. ‘The names of the ten patrolmen are: men appointed 5 Horatio street; vearl street; William, nth street; James Ryan Sixteenth street; Thomas Well 9. 44 East Tenth street; William ‘wa of No. 2h West Twenty-second street Peter W. Conner. of No. 384 West Twenty-first : Patrick Donovan, of No. 37% Front_wtreet; Willlam A. Kinsler, of One Hundred atl Twenty eighth street sey, of No Amsterdam avenue, and Eugene 9 Catharine street, —- = ———— WILL, SUE COL. WARING. A Man Locked Up for Stealing Own Vehicle. Michael Epstein, a truck driver, of 29 East Broadway, was arrested yesterday and a sult for dumages for false im- prisonment will be begun against Col. Waring, Street-Cleaning Commissioner. Foreman Collins, with a gang helpers, confiscated In’ East Broad- way, among other vehicles, a truck be- longing to Epstein. While Collins went for a policenian, Epstein hitched a horse to the truck anid drove off. At Duane and Elm streets Patrolman Hickey arrested Epstein, When he was ht to the station, Collins preferred ree of rysbery against him. E) tcin notitled Mark’ Alter, his attorney, Alter brought ‘a bondsman, with al estate valued at $200,000, ‘The Ser- ant told him he could not accept bail, stein Was charged with a felony: stein Was all Sunday and Sunday cht In prison, on a charge of having stolen his own truct In the ‘Tombs Police Court this morn- ing, the clerks refused to take a charge of robbery. Collins saw Col. Waring and he sent Word that he thought it very strange the Court refused to » him plotection to his agents in the discharge of their duty. Collins made complaint of disorderly conduct against, Epstein. THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, APRIL & MAY GIVE VE EVIDENCE. Rumor shat Dotottee Detective Frink Will Aid Parkhurst’s Society. je and Sergt. O'Toole Indicted For Bribery. Inspector McLaughlin’s Trial Put Down Peremptorily for April 1 Detective William BH, Frink, who has beon indicted, for bribery in connegtion with accepting bribes from Dr. J. New- ton Whitehead, has tetained as his counsel George F. Elliott, who ts couttsal for the Law, Enforcement Soclety of Brooklyn, which is closely allied to Dr. Parkhurat's Soctety, ‘The retention of Mr. Elitott has given rise to rumors that Frink will turn State's evidence against Sergt. O'Toole, who ts Indicted on tne same charge, and that he has made a confession which will be used by the Parkhurst Society to try and have higher police of- ficials Indicted. In the Court of Oyer and Terminer to-day, District-Attorney Fellows gave notice that on Wednesday he would move the trial of Sergt. O'Toole and Detective Frink. “These cases," sald he, “were trans- ferred from this court to the Court of General Sessions, but I have this day transferred them back again. Justice Barrett sald he ‘wished to ow whether the District-Attorney was sure that the cases could be begun Wednesday next. Col. Fellows said that he belleved that they could be, but that he would communicate with the lawyers for O'Toole and Frink and find out. Very well,” sald Justice Barrett, “Do av. 1 will not adjourn this court until you find out, I Wieh to be sure before I call another jury panel. The reason I dismissed the last panel was because there was nothing for them to do at the time. “I will not call any more until I am certain that there will be work for them.” There are two Indictments against Frink, One charges that on Feb, 21, 1894, Police Justice Ryan issued a war: rant for the arrest of Dr. J. G, Newton Whitehead, which was given to Frink to serve, On'Feb, 4 Frink took Whitenead before Justice Ryan, who held him in $2.0. Frink then, Ii is alleged by the indictment, took bribe of HW) not to produce testimony against Whitenead he second indictment charges Frink way execu the arrest of @ of Agnes Ber- with having accepted $0 to d tion of a Whitehead thold. ‘Tae indictment against Sergt. O'Toole alleges that on April 10, 18M, wnen he commanded the Essex Market squad, he took $20 from Whitehead to influence the case in his favor. Justice Barrett opened rrant the cs in 1 Court of Oyer and Terminer at 1.23 o'clock. As soon as ho took his seat on the bench Capt. Thomas Kitlilea was called to the bar to plead to the indictment found against him Friday last by the Oyer and ‘Yerminer Grand Jury for receiving a bribe of $100 at the Yaie-Princeton football game in 1892. Lawyer Louis J. Grant appeared for Kiililea, Mr. Grant sald that he had not had sufficient time to examine the indictment, put would plead not guilty and ask for permission to withdraw the plea and enter a demurrer to the indict- ment later on. Col. Fellows, who, with Assistant Dis- trict-Attorney’ Lindsay and Special As- sistant District-Attorney Austen G. Fox, was in Court, sald that he had tio ob: fection to offer to this, and Justice Bar tett fixed the time for hearing the demurrer at next Thursday me Inspector McLaughlin was t to the bar. 1. A. J. Eling stood beside the Inspector and’ said that_he appeared in behalf of Col. James, Me: Taughlin’s counsel, and would ask that the trial of tne Inspector be put over until next Monday. Justice Barrett consented to this, but said that he wouid fix It for that’ ay peremptortly. and under no cireum- stances would he again put off the trial of the case. “If Col, James is not ready to go on then,” he said, “other counsel win have to be assigned to the det “In regard to r parties court," called out Col lows, “'no_ac tion will be taken In their cases to-day They will be notified when they shall appear, that dates may be fixed for thelr trials. tn Justice MeMahon put’ Epstein under #0) bonds to keep the peace for a menth, Mr. Alter sald: “I will bring suit for dcmages for false imprisonment against Mr. Waring. Twill take Immodlate steps to ‘teach our new egotisue Street Com- missioner a lesson." —$— BURGLAR BETRAYS HIMSELF. Said He ‘orty-nine Coats, but Not Fifty. “I lost fifty coats," sald tailor Samuel Rosenbaum, of 25 Willett street, whose shop had been broken into during Sat- urday night, to Patrolman Hay, of the Delancey street station, who arrested Otto Stein, twenty-one years old, of 212 Rivington street, on suspicion of being mplicated in the burglary. “You Ie,” cried Stein, who overheard make the above statement, took forty-nine coats.” said the policeman, who, ar- rested Stein merely on suspicion, “you told me all along that you had nothing to do with the fob. “1 know I did,’ said Stein, “but 1 couldnt stand by and hear a man lie about the property he lost.” Rosenbaum sald he valued the coats Policeman Hay found them in iar, of the premises where Stein . Steln said that he had an ac- mylice, but refused to tell who he was. In the Essex Market Police Court to- day Justice Burke commititted Stein to await the action of the Grand Jury. 2, ny «Ma 6 a 4 ra man “ », whose father ve ownsa ay 4 mill 2 took up a handful of mt ag, Hi ermea for Breakfast chewed it a minute, then said: ++ That’s the stuff to eat; that’s made out of the best part of the best wheat in the world.” He stated a scientific fact in a few sunple words. ntific investigation demonstrates that Ger- mea is 95 percent. nutri- \@ Be £ 22 re 4 ‘The “other partes’ J, Murphy, Jacob 8: Carpenter, Indicted MR. STRAUS IMPATIENT. He Wants to Be Tried I on the Indic: vere Capts, Michael art and Edward for bribery. B, F. Einstein, counsel for Nathan Straus, stated to-day that Mr. Straus Was anxious that his trial take place as soon as possible. The Indictment againet Mr, Straus does net charge at the million-doll. park appropriation or any part of it WAS uselessly expended. “Whatever part Mr. Straus had in the expenditure of tho appropriation,” Mr. Einstein eald “he Wid what he be. Heved Was within the limits of the law.” Ti Was some question among the Park Commissioners at the time the Legislature made the appropriation about advertising for bids for the work, It was the intent of the Legislature, some of the Board thought, to have the ABRAHAM = STRAUS: Fulton 8t., Brooklyn. Senay 6 TUESDAY. a Special Sale Laces, Lace Articles and Embrolderies. Point de Gene, Point de Paris, Valen cienne, Oriental and other Trim- ming Laces, in white, cream, ivory, beige and ficelle- Value, 20c., 30c., 40e,and 50c. yd Special at 10c, 16e., 20c. and 2he. yd 48-in. wide, all silk Russian Brux- elles and Fish Nets, suitable for Over Dresses, ete., in white, ivory, cream, beige and gray, regular price $1.35, now............48ce. yd. Real Point de Gene Laces, in black only, cost to import from $1.40 to $2.85, now..........35¢. to 48c, yd. Plauen and St. Gall Point de Gene Lace Collars, in white, butter and ficelle, regular, $1.35 kind at.58c. ea. Baby Carriage Parasol Covers, in white, ecru and two-toned, regular price $1. reduced to......68c. ea. Embroideries Edgings and Insertings, very fine and open-worked in Cambric, Nain- sook and Swiss, all new patterns, at..5c,, 8¢., 10c,, 12¢, and 1c, yard; really worth more than double, 22-in, Wide Allover Embroideries, in Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss, worth 70c, and $1.00 yd., Dtivevereee je. and 36c, yd Laces—Right, Centre Something New. Musical Instruments. Every instrument guaranteed perfect construction—correct scale — To open our new department we offer a few sensational values. $8.00 Banjos, Solid Nickel Rim, 20 full Nickel Head Brackets — Transparent $3.25 $5.00 Violins — Complete — Perfect Model ...... Special Lines of Richter's Harmon- icas at one-half Music Store prices. A full line of Strings, Mandolin Picks and other necessaries, Musical Instruments—4th oor A\BRAHAM 10 STRAUS: Fulton St., Brooklyn. COLLISION ON THE BRIDGE. One Train Crashes Into Another Onc the Plattor The accident, which everyone who crosses from Brooklyn by the rid cars every morning has heen predicting for two months, occurred to when one train ran into another while tt was discharging passengers at the New Yor side. Several feet have been cut off the platform in order to allow workmen ‘> carry on the alterations. For that reason passengers cannot move #s quick ly as formerly, and the platform is crowded ntinuously during — rush hours, when trains run on less than a minute headway. At o'clock A, cars, charge of was the station moved up to dra a train of four luctor Hi. tt he engine hil the cars back, but in at d work performei under the supervision of the Board, otherwise the money would go to the contractors, Ata meetin the Board of Extimate and Apportionment, Feb, 24 1894, this question was asked by Mr. Gilroy. aad Judge Tappen replied that the Board would advertise for bds, The Mayor jed that if tt did that they woud no: get a cent of the appropriation. srporation Counsel Clark was present the time and sanctioned what the Mayor sald, ‘That decilod the rd and it went ahead and had work per- formed under Its own supervision, Mr, Straus, his fvierds say, did pot give out a work Ucket himself. His Secretary, under Instructions from. tim, gave them to char ganizations, h Low and Mrs. reccived a mber of them. | The only provisions made were that the men who received them rhould be able-bedied, and that preference should be given to men with famities, A well-known lawyer, commenting on the indictment, remarked that the Grand Jury's action regarding Straus made Indictn WANT TIGHTS ON THE STAGE. ont respectable, Managern Tru the Muyor Rather Than Gerry, At a meeting of the rical man- agevs in Mr, A. M. Paimer's offices, West Thirtieth street, this afternoon, it was Agread to send ex-Jdudge Ditte to Alb.ny -morrow to try and prevent the rassage of the Gerry bil, an to se cure passage of a measure that will be ore agreeable to manage Judge Dittenhoefer will have some thing to say against the measure which makes wea a mislem ng of tights upon the stage r Those present at the meeting were Harris MoVicker, of Abbess Theatres; W. J K. Merald 84) Theat Belin ter & Males 1K Py of Koti’. in Knowles. of the Columbia and. Amphio Theatres, Brookiyn, ant + ‘Kennedy tte and the most easily “digested of all cereal foods. “a ‘THE JOHN T. CUTTING CO., netathertthe the Bijou Cires Owing to a slight astact of . M Palmer was unable to be present, but communicated by telephone with sev: arip, Mr. a walt for to | Before all had done sc in charge of Conductor Harris | along. the Ti Passengers to alight the other train, came The later used the brakes, ‘Talis were wet first car of his train crashed into ar car of that at the station passengers were shaken up, No 0: seriously Injured, and an ambu led from Hudson Street returned > train derailed, and the Mock and excitement were over with! three minute Repabiicans Resent Hin 0 Piatt Boi veral well-known Republicans tn rooklyn declared this morning that if certain bills befcre the Legislature be laws, war will be openty declared against Jacob Werth and the rest of th Platt fact Kings County. This means that there will be a split in the | party he lance, Hospit coming a Dillx are o and ined reanization i Schte the rt ure Charities yntrol th be rty in ’ nemitiate a Hin a pesition hachine mi for Maye Wortheluttling com [nation “has shall not y tion. In speak the matte rnirg Ma nosail T have already stated that no ami of persuasion could make me accept a ond nominatl T shall return to Leather Swamp.” —— > Ho Han Down a Wage a Killed the Driver. eral managers. nager Knowles rity made perma- grt Chairman 594 Fyles Sec Deh ay now-es ithe om Mr wanted | mm ard T. 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NO MONEY, DOWN IF YOU SATISFY US YOU ARE THE RIGHT PARTY. Everything for Housekeeping. Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Lamps, Baby Carriagas, Oilcloths, Stoves, Pictures, Clocks, Portieres, Crockery, Refrigerators and_T Tinware, Lace Curtains, experi Mat, well, so we are tryif® the Sth Ave, Cor, 19th St. OPEN SATURDAY EVEN IN L 10 O'CLOCK, Stern Greater New York's Greatest Store. PS AES ASO IES* Bed Springs, $1.79. WAIN FLOOR, offer to-morrow in their Ladies’ Shoe Dep Tan Russia’ Calf Button Boots, het those “0 more of " Bavoy Kid Button Boots, with J. & S. BAUMANN'S Bros. Announ Our advertisement i yesterday contained six Easter Bargains, character and at a cut pri In consequence of to announce that every it will be on sale Refer to Yesterday ti ment of a season. Ehrich SIXTH AVE. Banking and Financial. _ No. 360 Hroadway. New ys March 25, 1893. 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On Aprit 6, 1895, JOHN P. weTER- | F is ess aati : < > © of Taurago, County Sligo, Ire- | DIAMONDS, WATCHES, $1.00 weekiy upward; all @ e Kooda guaranteed: moderate prices: opem ¢veme it B 0 es » ° Inge, DARLING. 1161 Broadway, Brooklym. oomingdale Bros. rem fa edn, 17 fu ae, | EE PEREINS, oe Bcte, A a ‘ arn Tuesday, Sth at 2 P.M. Interment In] Seyeiry on weekly maymenta; buy from the 3d Ave.,, 69th & GOth Sts. Le Tiilende exe (bSHOA ene oa eare easton prota ageat POWELL. —Oa Sunday, April 1 1898, WHLLTAs | °A!* ith sampien. Talon Paes Bb Mas608 So killing Henry Havemeyer on Feb. 1.! POWEL! owl! He eee ong ntmuuce CHEAPER TELEPHONE TOLLS.) "rvs - Nienmuoeeeran - Shephord ave. Tuesday evening, § Money return in to eecond degree, | ‘ Jess BG satisfied Call of At the tina Of the wocldent. | A New Company in Brooklyn, De- | o'stork bury, "| be Globe Watch Co, 144 Wert Ballon : ny was driving a cart on he Mayor Veto. Si eas near Sumner avenue, ‘Tho car ran in Ty a vote of thirteen to five the FI ‘is truck and Hayeimoyer was (OW Ge skivn Hoard of Aldermen this afer: | taNo. Ww. a 'Coer 8 Murray ots ing, ts simone in Henit non overrode Ma Schieren's to, A PRIVATE FAMILY sacrifices oa F? gin the and permitted die New York ant Bast-| yenet lat silk parlor ault, mirror, ete, f Pye ern Telephone Company to wire the! cisnes Keetilin, fifty years olf, and SKuONDNL Satee wlnoW during the th f are old Yin a st and watehe card. an at It 8 sald, was Hacked | semtcons toys condition im their rao inthe Not a car, he said, seemed ty run a Srl ew Jersey | loluingchouse 208 Mulison etreet. at 1148 today e taan five oF six miles an hour. A " ; Selah hy | va. {Ete kak was eroapitig froin a turner, They were ittle Jater the Mayor received a report Company, which has a revived by an ambulance wurgeon “a e rom Inspector Prandin, which sald that Sa han Slnwedet - — — piace dhe 3 the alee a within tne past few days there had been many le lowed: t6 pelve tar anthrdchth onaicweathea pets : PT WH ATICaH: HatOM aN. Tit anead by UEONey. es anid te 8 olicoman Resigns Under Charges, | 0%" | Fee ic aucl Cena ines. Only two sara were noticed to be ‘on pole the contr Policeman Jamex O'Connor, of the Oak wtreet |i rhe a. Dek Cnetpeny sation EEL running atan unlawful rate of speed on nmmissh rev el nderet hin resignation ty the Police | Hovaiway, todas. Te 1s probable that mothing saturday, Mr, Franklin sald. oPRAL ne Gibe td todas, and it was accepted Charges are| definite in the matter wil be done until after 5 me —o— 4 used the Board toto. apd te Spin ACES SU4 | the renort, of the Proadents’ Committee ia made ; MORE SHORTAGE FOR ADAMS. "3." the put ts wires | pending Nahe blneiior ences at’ the next mecting of the sales agente, wR y rou gre Feta rey hte Wil he held Apell 2 tohad ; the “cam - —— ee ee . ‘in sam | ase ten te tte ine His con-| Penston for Capt. Slevin's Widow, ovens Wilaes Felend Weads John ¥, MeKan vt Awny w stitients te heaper ne | ry i tice Commiasionera thi ss lah Meee end hel wika inv tater af ching: | THe Moard ot Potice Commiaioners thle €F | greg Wood, who hax fured prominently te aunty Money. Titiot Fy fermoon voted unanimously 19 avard a pension of vn near Wie cage, te televed £0 bed ieorge ¥ Willott, counsel to the Kinga) Mayor fehteren yt ete eee a iicuve |Oape: Baward Slevicy of the Oak sree: station Oo New York 1a 1883 County Board of Supervisors, submitted |) juhon lion Fs % {8 ie Wood wae, eee la report to the Law Comittee this morn- | | = left the St.’ Jarme Hotel a ' * 1 eae) without paying hie bil; Ris tremke ing showing that County Treasurer Hurry a0 9 Ithook Baris hs pram aunt oma tress" | TROLLEY YIELDS AT LAST. SOUS he an Sa ome 31,000 In excess of the amount apropri iit if ited for the oll Coney Island pole 5 To Atte )wraham’s Funeral 4 | Sompanies Aprce te Make = The General Term of whe Supreme Court ad The money was paid to MeKane during | icede AChialanntiG oe) Tere a ite fear): Sere his relgn, between Hist apa baa SS Ses ; Sse set foley ‘ . Pdi his hacen, ee | (A portion of this $31,501 is inc in (Special to The Evening World) . graham’, mother, : he statement of the experts, who re ALBANY, April & The 8 Uiroad | f widow ot deatice Ingraham, who for : " ently thacthe County ‘Treaect | csyamission to-day recetved official math en's S showed a det ft abou | - Z eee eet ened neeele ot eons | feation ihit the Hrooklyn Trolley Com- HD IN THE WORLD OF LABOR, believed, will decrease About) panies had adopted the suggestions of s 5 15,00, the Commission whieh anged their ‘The Kaltting Workers, Unies he Milated with Pit % lea governing travel so us to gua tho Soclallat Labor Federation i. | Surmecon's Mistake, [Sls governing tray #u ta The strike of the Hebrew Butchers’ Union hag Johm O'Mahony, of 192 Sackett | ai ante (GhAE AO been terminated successfully. . Sprains Horna on ttsant The United Hatmakers’ Union will hold tts fret i leak She Money a vatiigtes anpual ball on Apel 19, Ang | tetin m Axeatir) Ane) Slnlosat if Tome | The Central Labor Federation decited restore Jauelained by falling on the sides . (a it pasa day to. celebrate its anniversary on Sunda, Srest. near the Navy-Yard gate, | When ould ok ‘April 28 | te. the tower, Hulton pels - | Iron-Moulders’ Union No, 96 has settled its @if. nutans Nuria ok cat with several arros tp Brookiyas Jan Over indulgencs lu lauor, Britain Cannot Interfere in ‘The Cloth Hat and Blockers’ Union - Ben’ Lane: of) the Momeonathi. wailan Matters. ‘ a4 sirike atthe shop of Contractor tion of the hip ead took LONDON, April $—In the House of ‘yan Niles's ill providing that. State mh Commons to-day the Parliamentary he employed on public works met witht lectary of the Foreign Office, Sir Ed-|11As A MORE WELCOME SOUND IF YOU ong protest from the Central Labor James Howell, ward Grey, replying to a question OM) 6 Co gig poop 1s COOKED WITH P. Rogers, of the K. of 1 at hin home, subject, sald that the Government | » of Marbie Workers, preside at bis terday'a meetiug of the Central Labor Union, and had heard that the ex Queen of Hawaii, ik P. Lary, of the Housesmitha and Bridger “| Taliuoknlant, had been sentenced to im en's Unio, Was unanimously chosen Viee-Prete prisonment; but, he added, the matt savecaiad’ ‘by-<ine Genk Gsstonmene - oe was not in whieh Great Bi ng for Australian blanket ballots a6 Very loved Orph ull interfere, nor were there any Saraachuserta was yaar Auirteeay seorge Nrown and Willan | Ktounds upon which Great Iritain could | Arebie ‘ Howe, aged a. inmates Howard Colored | base & Tepresentation on the subject. | : Orphan al rook! treated, ¢ — - 4 Delogate Dante! Marrls, of Cigar-Makerg’ Union ’ aylum, Brooklyn, were arte iol Harrie, of Clg morning on complaint of Rey. Samu: , Mrs, Milligan and Her Bene Wi appear baton oF superintendent of the Institution barges % lye SURE TO ENJOY IT, AN ‘odes Th Albany to-morrow. to ‘ perintendent of ihe t ' Duokstascr’ reserved a toda YOU ARE SURE TO ENJOY 17, AND IT 18 scaiee Ia, Albany, to-morrow ta of site foe Coke from arli Soae NOT TO CAUSE YOU ANYDISTRESS, | # tne Conspiracy law in the interest @f | ute Agnes KOM w trganized labor. | lau: Son boone, ea, | AS EE WOULD TF COOKED WITH LARD, " + Mets " Lattice eat we? | BEGIN THE USE OF COTTOLENE aT once, | Rallropm Proprietors, faves Of the central "Labor yan in Hunting [ititeate wire ivtrada Untoa which appointed to” assist. tn wed no badly be was ret jt a appeal was tha AUT BE SURE AND GET THE GENUINE, | agitation for laws, will am — 4 heard aMempt to get concessions in regard to. th Star Boarder Runs Amuc syn pried ered | SOLD EVERYWHERE IN ONE, THREE AND] payment of union Tien and hehe of ano nearion be Made goods i the halls and. par ' Thomas Scery, a carpenter, sixty years oll = SIVE POUN Ns WITH 1 E Tile-lnyers, helpers are striking on the jobs. of who boanted with Mra Bilen Huekley. at si] Gammon Add anes Pokal: |e POU se Te WITH TEADE MARE Gomeractors MIS! nan tae sinety-second ‘ar boarder’ at Mra. fuck: | Reach in th ue Court this afternoon a| WREATH-ON EVERY TIN, are employed who do not 0! ley’ house Last might, however, the supper | temporary injunction restraining the Mercantile Roa-union tive ia ‘outside of thin NS pleased him and he thowed his disapproval oe SW Ne san. CoMDAAP (ibe saling: BEMAADA arta ce adhaay shout the noon. He caught'her at lest | stock at the ai Gasiight| THE Ne M. FAIRBANK COMPANY, rag he Stull “mae wae takes "8c, ary's | Bieard’ Addicks, who, Tk in riaimed, controle CHICAS mpd “Tod he was extention ee eee ec aad in wbiee interest ik la to be Yolek Préduce Exchange, New Yor... 2° ERE eC TP TTT eR RE. Pe AEA