The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1895, Page 2

7 Saal n't vineennr ts rccminecln at sate ala dnsa\nint alaalldlgaties. ds 62 25 ahi ARR Sa ON Nh a nent : the Ex-Postmaster-Gea- i, Jr Dealera in. Monta wi shame piaas urenliete i ett mily Fresburn James. vite ot] Sued Lawyer Benner for 826,000 Doctor Biames Dragstet, _o— gist Censares Dector. oral Mes Saddenty. Emily Freeburn James, wife of of Solomon Cohn, the three-monthe-old | during President Garfield's administra- and Is Awarded $10,000. fon of Mex Cohn, at 218 Fast One Hun-|tion, died unexpectedly of pneumonia EASTER DISPLAY. FINE SUITS Bulk Walets, ae. The Buying Population Fall Pia sacuete, neoters, tn and avound New Jork ave awake to the gveat . a im values we ave offering. We never have any trouble A Startling Truth R E Dp i T selling those who have visited other stoves before call- . dred and Fitteenth street, who died Gun-)tast night at the Murray Hill Motel . James had been in poor health for! Roth @ides Receive Time to Pre- to | dav from poisoning. Mrs, im aa. Grow aetna Geb eee” pare fr Repo Si dg am, oe mare ing on us. We not only attract trade—we keep it. Pay the Big Advance. Dr‘Herman Jarecky On Bunday Mra, James contracted « — DRY GOoOoDSsS Wa invite comparison, ns cold while visiting her brothe: 1899 Lexington Ave Freeburn, U. 8. A. retired, in Jersey] The jury this morning returned a! And (ives a Lesson Wel Pisin ent taney since satin ae. Voivetn, ‘The Cattle Kings Don't Care If They City. The cold developed in pneumonia | verdict in favor of Mrs. Abbie E. ‘Mout Goots, Dress Goode, Housekeeping Goode. Spring Overcoats. Sack Suits Coverts, Vicunas, Thibets In such nobby styles and and Worsteds, $10 to $30 | colorings as you would ex- pect to find only at your Cutaway Coats and Vests. tailors. $10 to $38 : Dr 20380: ~j and resulted fatally, O'Brien, awarding her $10,000 damages Make Money. Frieze ratte dames as 8 dnuntarr othe late |i the aule the brought nexinat chasies| Will Do Well To Heed, LOTHING. A desc errant on her mother’s side of/ Benner a Wall street lawye and : New Spring display of Men's, Youths & Children’ Hen. which has been on trial in the Superior ate SE a iee fea Whe enident ffleld_ was shot. | ¢ N, YA EULL SUPPLY Indignation over the outrageously ra y ye Mes James aire Garfield was ahot-| Court before Judge Dugro for three Ia Tie AND GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH: ‘ high prices for meats, confined a week depot. When Presta Garfield fell | weeks. we NG 1 ago to housewives, is rapidly spreading frim Guiteau'a Bullet, Mex. James lifted | “phe Jury eame into eourt at 1040 thie He Says, “Blood and Iron) "Sixx SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL No matter bohirn your bb Wm al directions, Small dealers in meats He AA. L bead In her lap and fanned his £8C¢ | morning, after having been out all night, Rule the World Furniture and Carpets, Baby Carriages, Ref are in this particular garment, | 7m ‘are angry at the combine. With # i President looked up and with a smile| Joseph Larocque, counsel for Benner, . aerators, Ge. they can be satisfied here, Fanging from 20 to 2 cents « pound, rib @e Ror. ileal P 2 gave notice that he would apply for @ $10 to $35 | Enou styles to please the sg Bacaataiyy Wen: prises, pristss M Mra’ Cee idren--Col, | Rew trial, and obtained sixty days with- most faBtious, $3 to $10 \ re thourands of families in the metrop- Frhrad 4, : or Che ls Phd Gls te LIL led : Poole Cutaway Suits. ‘lls who are compelled to forego beef In a y urKOn ’ of promasivel WeMeuGE a a Just What This May Mean The latest London fad. Think any form, Smaller dealers are losing oe 1 3 : ot y days, s of being able to find this swell | Bicycle and Golfing Suits. business. garment in our ready-to-wear Cheviots, Homespuns At Washington Market proprietors of To an “Evening World" reporter Mr. 5 DATV-3 niishs elt ott Ha ees ees] TO Every OneofUs =| 9¢3 6TH AVE. Ll iauante te d c id | Scotch effects, just the thin; iiaite complain that trafic is as dead i {eombination, and were three to o 104 08 q stock in all the new goods an , Gs the cattle, and they are without brah Haag Hences wut ie’ ront a cout bo ook = colorings, $25 to $35 | you want, $12 to $30 profits. KE Brookside. ( tewood, N, for, he declared, He denounced the - - ‘William P. Durando, one of the large The pailsheayst wil bejex-Senatsr War: | OB a nee eee cya Such Startling Words Bring 7 ner Miller, Robert G. Lincoln, Commo- as brought by Mrs. en handlers of beef, said this mornin THE PRESCRIPTION AS IT WAS WRITTEN, | fire Van Santvoord, William R. Grace, | to recover 37,00) damages from Benner, "Prices for beat are no high a8 1 61D. Donn found the atomach anal Halpr lente Wartke “Wet! Mt GHA:| th 'ahat me chem eae c°feantuient| the Truth Home to Us. Special Offerings (this week). Going little or nothing. I am at a Icea| cided that death had been caused by w . 8 on, to explain the causes, We are told it ts] 280 of "Ol Tink administered by mia] D. Layne. ing for Mrs, O'sri Men’s Cutaway Suits (Imported Black Clay), $15.003 take. “Ol Pini’ ia a turpentine com- = ___ the stock of the Union Nat “Sa KR) ecialties Deca: ft ity of beef, resulting] posed chiefly of hemlock oll. ing ,Company, by misrepre r i pp e our regular $20.00 grade, fnddi the Yoon of the eek crop in some a farecky. w he wrote. the preserip- SENT THE MOTHER TO JTIL. condition of the Compa: 4e) finances, Ulli ofan Gare We flee Gy corieecett prescrip The case was rendered Important by of the Western ranges. A Kansas man | tor ieee ierenton Tie save he| Had Been Arrested on a Charge|?f oper_attick made by Joseph Fo, | and potitieal meetings, but by blood and iron," The latest styles Club Ties and Band Bows 35¢ each, { who was in attendance on the Cattle-| wrote on the proscription ‘a baby,” Which Ske Li dutsnnees cheat, Sunsel for Lenner, on the char- | he uttered a truth, the extent of which few com- 3 for $1.00; the regular soc kind, ‘men’s Convention was here on Thure-|and the durmgist shou ve known leh She eo Understsed: fe of ex-Sheriff O'Brien, Drebend. ‘The world is ruled by race—neee || SuugHenders He said that was the real cause, | better than to give “Ol Pint" for a babe.| Mra, Alfonaa Foliet, @ young Itallan ad =a Tuled by blood—pure blood. All gentus and all day. He at was the The druggist Insists the mistake was] 9, LEFT $9,000 TO CHARITY. | tatent, 4 epentent on the| Garters . 279, 281 & 283 ‘There are really no cattle, he said, and] due to Dr. Jarecky writing his Latin in-|¥oman, with a nursing babe at her " . mprqiihin ale lsear eb ama op bice ph eed Clothing, i Q he did not look for a betterment until | eligibly. breast and a two-year-old girl clinging — Conditions of the blood. It le the main spring of | Colla , BROADWAY. the new crop of corn came in. enn alin enn to her skirts, was arraigned in the Jef-| Will of Michael G. Stachelbers Filed | !dlvidual force and power. It vitalizes or ener. | gay Furnishings. & , “Other meats have advanced stightly,| ALL AFTER THE $50,000. | rerson Market Police Court this morning for Probate. Speak GI TIA0 BEE Ti A nmlieal Kingeoest JC) eee ‘ passat taney charged with complicity in a forgery, speak of blooded stock in the animal kingdom; | SOX Hats and Sh Chambers& Reade Sts, ut the people do not buy them. De-) — Hor husband wan accused ot forgery | The will of Michael G. Stachelberg | ‘t will apply with equal foree tothe human race. | Shirts & Drawers LU Hei ar vipettneyreneort r money returned. prived of beef they go without meat, I] Nieces, Nephews, Brothers a yesterday and held for trial, admitting | was filed for probate to-day. The es-| When Greece was full of vital energy, when she (French Balbriggan.) be Ms frie guess, Spring lamb at $1.50 and $2 for i Claim a« Share. hig guilt, tate ued at $175,000, Mr. Stachel- | ‘ultivated her physical health #he became mis. | g og rge 60c., 2 for a gE aa: tice Taint =| the fore and hind quarters was never! Justice Stover, in the Supreme Court, | who did not undersiand the proceedings | ber® died on April 4 last at his rea. | tm ofthe world, and her great Alexander wept cheaper; Winter lamb is 18 and 12 cents} ¢o.gay was called upon to decide a com-| for the Grand Jury in. $1,00 |, He} dence, 1004 Fifth avenue. Mra. Felecia | fof other worlds to conquer; but wher ® pound, and mutton is 14 and 10 cents, | picated case, to which fourteen niecos| Committed the eldest child to the Gerry Davidwon, alls sister, Is given & life in-| effeminate @ horde of Above articles are first quality, and satisfaction Detediiie to\cut, Veal te cheap, too. 1 Soclety's charge, in $10,000. At her death the fol-| destroyed her, leaving behind them a path of | garovenn ing to cut p, too. T)and nephews and nine brothers and)” ‘The mother wept bitterly and begged | lowing bequests will be paid: The He-| mournful ulna In tainted blood, impure and ever knew , i pe eye a Eee aintera, @ trustee and several executors] that slie be permitted to keep both chil; | brew Benevolent Or tne axl HO; | weak, was written that nation’s sad epitaph, $0 BENJ. RICHARDS, ee ey eae sla af veal ce Ate bartios, and all of whom are claim-| Wir who’ was taken from ‘her mother, | Infitin Hebrews “$2000: “Afomnt “sin | queenly Rome and many another uation hes wi Hands, Tecks, Club THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL" De Joinvilles, Four- ‘Ties, Bows, &c, ; At 18, cutlets at 2 and loine of veal at/ ants to the $60,000 estate of William G.| Policeman ZAmmerman led the mother | Hospital, $2,000; ‘Montefiore Home for| fered in the loes of physical prowess and been | Havemeyer Building, 6 CORTLANDT st. often calls for new 1 MW pents @ pound.” on stetn’s abat-| Breeze. away to the Tombs Prison with her hus-| Incurables, | §2.b00; Hebrew Sheltering | destroved or hurt, We need, both asa nation an 8 - jety, $1,000, ale, & tole, formerly Eastinan's, is of opinion| The sult is brought by Willoughby ba aay afternoon Follet returned to hia| ‘The residue of the estate is left. to | 2 individuals, to take this Important lesson to = t the highest notch has not been| Weston, as trustee of the Breeze estate. | wife very drunk, and gave her a check,| the teatator's widow, Mra, Malvina | mélves. Be well and keep s0; mend up the 5 } ¥ Feached in beef prices, but he discredits! 4 eaingt Cornelia P. Goodrich, Sarah L.| ordering her to‘ use if"at the store of Stachelberg. waste places; atrengthen the nerves and purity ( 4 BOR LEAL IBS, COLE four, In Chicago | ee ee matah H, Mores und cibers. ‘The Emil Mojwrout, a grocer at 141 Went the blood, Then, long life is asnured; good work " - cone wi = eas 2 ‘Twenty-six: at. in the world will come, and you will know the i atcheel 4 Sporn, of 28 Washington | trustee has possession of the property. |indursement, of FH. Legget & Co.) ADRIFT WITH HER CHILDREN, | siesdogs ot sound body and bappy mind. Noth Mit the prosent ‘high prices continue| but Ia at a loss to know what dispost- | OE hed Nag! kao yah Ween Gisceverad (oy accnes plik tale j mack lonetr, many restaurant man must| tion, fo make ot i, and wake the Court [forged Mrs. Teatnor Preterred ike Dr. Greece's Nervure. bleed and serve! L/ UP % lown. Several have already been | for : . adtig 4 William G. Breeze left $50,000 for the y to Her 1 My sag 5 ne Tk ta ae eee eee? | penent of hin daughter, Mrs, Cornelia SECKEL’S FURNISHED ROOM. Prragers ecules th ot ‘The Great Biamarek did no more for Germany ecial OUR PRIZE DESIGNS 54 now have to pay 16 cents for, and {| Coster, for life. Mrs, Coster dled with- . nor, wife of @ printer, |in discovering her elements of unity and en- z : money on every steak served to my me id ee wee. eaten cer It May Be the Meams of a Divorce|of 6 North Seventh street, Brooklyn, | forcing them than has this distinguished spe o and other special colorings are the hand- 4 homers. They Bay Prices are ee a reer tere ane cieres and for Hie Wite. was pees in Yorkville Court, this statis Gate for mating cisooverthg Be Won ferric somest papers in the market. Bs les Popper, of 123 Fast Seventy-|in a claim as next of kl tho| tre, Christine Seckel applied to Judge) MOFning, with her infant babe, ‘three | derful remedy for a ailments and nerve o 3 > y other children and her husband's | weakness, giving health aud strength and hap- Jolo- | trustee invoked the ald of the Court to] Padehed ie Sateen agar in Coles | truateg ipyaae ie Giideraleevo in the Superior Court, t0-| reo “Sonn Trainor, of One Hicdvea | ploeestoall who will take it and be cured. af “We are now paying more for beet ed day, for an absolute divorce from her| {oo ae enty-ninth street and Third ave, | mele suffering, Do not fail toimprove this for- A MILLION ROLLS man Bere OF attics eta: chore Another American Co Ape. Meyer Seckel, a travelling hug, on 8 charge, of teas epportualts. Don't sae bom, ta 7 * y, q salesman. were found in a ‘pring, ye time to get gi an % cipaliy, becmupe the. ig Four packin Rodda ALLIS IH header ole ko [a Seckel charges her husband with | 619 Ninth avenue, at 1 o'clock this morn- | strong nerves by this best of all spring medicines, EAS j ER for you to select from. Fine papers from sc. to $3.00 a roll Improper conduct with a woman, by the! he and Rise mouahe iis este wouned | Take Dr. Greene's Nervurs blood and nerve e of Cora Mall, of Stillwater, N. Y. ice. ‘This refused, sh v remedy and you can be well and strong, strong wlecege Calberetentified that Beckel| the streets, and he went with ner’ "2" | to conquer what end you undertake in fe, asked him to accompany him one day| Juatice Deuel sent her home. Mr. F. A. Arnold, of Woodsville, N. H., saya: o 5 one of tha wealthiest widows in New fousen of Chicago, taking advantage 0 this scarcity, have cornered the market. ere eee searchy geting from (asl poate col Was made apparen' yy the witharawe chmen from cat- wal of many ri : which had been made un- iast July, on a hunt for # furnished room ———___ ‘Wicca Michie asf Wan\ta ws veey debhicanon Bhi beara “the combination of the bis which he said he wanted for @ lady) wiaew Pestered with Jury Notice. Sly sevenach ‘refused toact, and ater eats PAPER MERCHANT. Wana they madeethes power felt beth Teco Tnade: no defense and Judge| Mra P, W. Fleck, of 127 Waverley place, re. | {MEI suffered pain from indigestion, My blood ’ meee Gildersieeve reserved decision. celved & notice from Aherift Tamsen on Feb, 19, | W8#1D8 very low state, and I was in no condition 41 & 43 West 14th Street, near 6th Ave. imey fixed an arbitrary price to the — — + calling on her husband, who had been dead five| ‘0 Work. I did keep around, but suffered con- ‘a catUe raiser for his cattle, and now they pi aly Sizing arbitrary prices at which to .: well, I think that Armour & (Co, the , Swifts, Nelson, Morris & Co. - Schwarzchild & Sulazburger own ali § all the corn-fed cattle in the West.’ WASHINGTON, April 11.—Secretary “Morton to-day began an inquiry into the DEAD IN HIS OFFICE. - fica foetipeee inti jute the Stperr| Uaually.. My kidneys bothered me conser, HACKETT, GARHART - For Sale. and I had continual pain in the small of my back. ort thi tt irda, ti Fudge of the Boner eesriet 0 appear before | +1 wa, considerably discouraged about my con- release from jury duty. She dition, and feared that I should be obliged to give yOu can get solid gold watches or skit Sed lealpa nen pop eign pyepre Any & COMPANY, | rai tele Mt eekay” pure and nerve remedy and ite wonderful results upon | Two Stores: Broadway and Canal Street. with samples. Jewe! box 46 World. T. @ 8. C. Wh Manager, John Shaw, Found a Corpse. John Shaw, fifty-two years old, of 313 to either summons. Sherif ‘Feoent increase in the price of meats to Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn, was found Others, and I determined to try tt. Broadway, below Chambers CUSHION-TIRED bicycle In excellent condition, ascertain if any combination in violation dead at 890 o'clock this morning, in the T had no faith in the virtues of the remedy $20, Address F.W. P., P. 0. box 473, New Yor CLOTHIERS. ‘of Inw exists for the purpose of putting ing for Breach of Prom: when I began 1ta use, but now Tam rejoiced to say SS ‘LO’ office of T. & 8. C, White, 9 Burling Z ‘Miso Millie Millet has brought a breach of | ‘hat I cannot help having faith, fo aitp, where he was employed Promise eult for $25,c00 against Joseph M. Weber, | Bed m Help Wanted—Ma' ager. & comedian, Mia Millet agreed to compromise | _""My Business is railroading, which I could not | MIZLINERY: with Instructions to submit weekly reports upon the condition of the trade, The dues have been Sxed at $1 per month for each of the affliated ices. The Secretary's letter of in- meruett man- jons for the inquiry follow: Chiet of the Bureau of Animal ‘tustry.. Shaw left the office last night shortly bi now do if it had not been for Dr. Greene's Ner- Immediately, en , ae Giatsnent of the number of caitle received ot after 5 o'clock intending, apparently, to | Waper tetueed'to, pay the moner’ and saait ty | wurmblood and perve remedy, and I gladly reoot First C1 dcieguter to the District Councll to aemand: thet P. fe stock-yards in Omaha, in Kannas Clty, in East 0 home, Some time during the night |Bad invalidated her claim. Mr Hur mend ft to all." Kee tee Businesa Ceente be kege ware naman’ tut |<" THE PROPER FIGUREIS amen aend {fh Chicago during the. momine of je returned and admitted himself with | love @ Hummel, who In Mise Milles lawyer. | Why waste time tn trying uncertain and un- @ Co., 294 thelr duty in fer vi Sa sndltes Ie Unprtant fan at thie dime owe Hell’ He pulled the lounge In his office |! 2 leesl ough fraud and) ied remedies when here is a physician's pre- AR ae re Mea Neel hy mane eseben ~s $ 15 on oes, 1 e b . | OFFI A ‘ANT—Boy of 3 ~ Srey Se early 08 may ibe from, those noarcer, | MRS. SAMUEL J. COLGATE. -| out, from the wall about ten feet, and Fe Objectionable. | Tug Spectaiis in curlognervour ana cheeete ie: Intelligent, induntroul and obliging: | Reprevencatives ot the, hreg, saree a Zed the United States as compared with previovt| York, in reported to be engaged to| Without even removing his coat lay) | went yesterday by D. J. Osgood, | eases, Dr. Greene, of 35 West 14that..New Yori Tron Be warighPPYY 18 OWH BARC | Tica of Boot and. Bhoe Workers, ‘the Lasters ‘ down, Adelbert von Sterstorpff. — Mre. y rl Im January, 1885, cattle wold for $5.70: in Feh- is believed to be worth $10,000,000, |, ThI® morning when the porter of the | chairman of the City Vigilance League Real-Ea. | City? If you take thls medicine you can consider Sig ot tan ehos workers Are omentnen IK ary stor $5.65, and <4 store, Joseph, went Into Shaw's office, ‘aletriet der Dr. G ero = eee me . 9 . : i Te" Lame ear for’ tipo indvobwsigh te ert ha found the manager was dead. Holos “rents Neer York has conccnes | saves amd. ge. cas estrait Mas cr orte totes Instruction. Howion convisfing # proposition to amalgamate, “| ject, but we have been developing the Kanass City tock I. Amd in 1893, they m Mission OMvers Elected. | ran out on the street and called in Po- | ‘hat, real-eatate in Ni a aan The Secre’ary of the Bullding Trades section | 44+ n 4 3 fia inthe ane manets ia Sova, a2'5°% | the sword and lore dey ot tne treatyarn| Hemnn James MeNULtSe ot He OL Blip iemonah®,guare OF mats | about your cate, rely and without charge, This | FGROROR Bari, Riding Ske. Wis cont [ore oi, Ue tan intruted yertrdny | this 815 idea all winter—determined at $4.80, and in March at $4.70 per bun | sits meeting voman', | Station, MeNulty sent out an ambulance Vigilance League in improving | #8 ® guarantee that this remedy will cure, D0%- | qutten————————————e_—_ {ies the Park Commissioners to pay the Union t k ial 816 sui j ial meeting and silver jubliee of the Woman's rn exgue In Improving by eo eines wwadiclng Inthe wore, Mints lana Aasrenenear te ta 0 the members ot |tO make a special run on suits ; ood Let, ° Mia Foteunry at W548 in March at W070; | Hoard of Foreign. Miss th gall, and Dr. Ford, of the Hudson | the moral tcne of these propert! ‘Association of Engineers eniployed Feet 8 ere eaten, ee reeeeremmrners | es Suplared 10TH AVE., 775—Flate of & rooma; modern conve: and overcoats, and got up a stock Protective Union and National Trade A: bly| We may seem cranky on the sub- , dredwel ‘ at $5.60, in February at $5.55 in March at $5.71 University | Street Hospital, who responded, ks. A committee was ‘January, 184, at the Kansan City st Place Presbyter hur ened this morntoy de “ es, Pe Ree oe lace Presbyterian Church, opened this morniog | thi use of death was apparently’ heart vinted to cont with Mayor Strong + {with devotional exercises. ‘These oMcers were | disease, a nlences; cheap ‘Apply to. janitor. Menagerie bill. A ‘request. {rom Delegate. Frank i +4 fat ae: iarees casties toveints' ta, Chi Aiected foe the ensuing peat: President, bra | y fifteen, minutes later, Shaw's, son, | Mra James Mrown Potter and Kyrie Bellow were EX-CORONER SHEA SCORED. = Lay to indorse hih candidature for the. cflce that is bound to sell. Don't fail to K . vageoedlsh ci i wie | ho Js employed by the =| petore Judge Newbureei City. Court toda i Of factory inapector, ‘was laid overs Shen ‘Serr head ‘were ree Henry N Deore; Vice-Presidenta Mrs. W. E | keeper, arrived at the office. apap erie eesti aN Ae alg nd] Peep nee DU SHE WORD OF LABOR. DASA Bop wns fea” weitciie (oie ee oras fronts ; eM Ay Bey aera Ne coach Beep Sr ora ree lalme tiv actress owen hit money, for exis | omeemee laborers emplovel at the aparimentchoure In’ Ame] —c. (05,838 head, Mrs. A. F. Schauer, Mrs. Theodore Weston, | SALESMAN PRICE A SUICIDE, | sates, for ter. She claima he booked onty sone for Defau Examination, New officers are to be elected next Saturday by | serdam wtween One Hundred and Sec- We've bullt a good business in Furnishing tng. Sent. Joha Gilteupia, Mra. Henry Childe, Mra, # S . willing to pay him for that, but| gOqeCoroner John B. Shea received a|ClesrMarers’ Union No. 10: gad ana, One flor ieed'and Tuird streets yester-| Goods, ‘The bast ot everything. “No taney . Reka Se Mra. William Alling and Mra ae we he did not book. The hearing @ makore vay that | of the work e contractor Jn charge v ) ved until Monday. verbal lashing ‘from James Nixon, in| ,,fjirmiture workers and cabin: trade with them Is men In the places of the Treasurer, Mra. C. P. Hartt: Sec- iat Foreign Correspondence: tig pt | A Hrookiym Mam Takes Carbolic ull, non-union han‘ seine ibe x.| The anion wares s7t'dar, 1e°pnnercee"‘e!| Fulton B'ld’g, Fulton & Nassau Sta >< borers on the new bullding at Morningside Park hae opezed an| 0d One Hu,sired and Seventeenth street. 4 ie bing enough 10 tastruct the agents of the “l . of Animal Industry ‘Coites Stat “a $ tof Agriculture, wherever they may to collect and send in as rapidiy as all’ reliable data at thelr command whi may tend to truthfully ahow whet diminution City Court, Chambers, to-day. Nixon meth. represents Charles Henry Hawkins, a Ing World.) Detective O'Brien, of the Central Omce, tant | butcher, who last Winter obtained a| Local Arsembly 1,132, K. of 1 April 11,—J. D. | night arrested 19 MeAuley’s Mission, at sic Water | Judgment in the City Court for $243] Me at Tt Suffolk street, M. Kelter, tate of against Shea for meat furnished fort Actd at ED (Special to The ZABETH, N. J. Mra, Willlam Dull tarien for Mre HB. Hutchings and Mra | 1D Secretary for Special Obj Price, aged twenty South Corner. A delegate of the Manhattan Musical Union reported to the Central Labor Union Feb. § that Ned tuars arin ther nein rae Denny; See for Publ z six, whose home seaete inte. Of Nitta ie mee gor, one Harry Howard, a drummer, had been dist 64 ™ United Slates fo. \the your’ 1595, 20 compared igeneretary, for Misatonary: a was at 1si Keap street, Brooklyn, com- Shea, inl ihe Tombs Coste ECT: | Grestea aig hampers ties the A barged from the orchestra of the Academy of 160 162 and 164 East 125th Sty Rare: sais of tho. Barean of ; fates rH, foF giiesionary | mitted uicide at the Sheridan Hotel Bim for extradition, of Bhea & Macaulay have been owne: Gouy-al Dei ent ot "the. Musical” Mutual Protective“ Unter, Year Third 3 adustry to mabe’ thorough ingetty a ML. tak ager Me Arlt; |acme time yesterday by taking @ dos —-—— of the. place. ence aitict nection with, this matter ine Delegen ne whether, in their judgment, there Is P. Pren atu Cabinlie la = Dunlap Secretly Married. On Oot, Blast, while Shea was al viict members of ielkinyers’ Cron Ne mh 1 Protective Union was accused of + flea, 15 violation of by which a. cal Dodge, Mr 3.8. Ketchum, left a note addressed to his fathes * |Tammany Hall candidate for re-ele Principles of trades-union SRewet"” te putting up the price of beet prod # iC Van Renssotaer, Mra tus: | af ti 7 Ata ton street Hrookls ne one Dunlap, son of Robert Duntap, the hat| ton, he Was ordered to appear for sup-| The local plumbers’ unigas are tac leader of the orches while it is putting down the per capita price rn ty FG, Suepard. “ars, John | Him of hin Intended suicide. He waa a | manufacturer, Was married to Misa Lulu Freer at | plementary examination, He charged | plan of National life insun“ive and sick ben ‘lon, made an aMdavit that Howard w. Seals. “very ‘respecttaliy Youre AG Mabsety “Call ire | Bi OF RIG Intadad SulRiAG. 8 Wee A eee a. 3, Mann 8 that the order was malicious, and in era’ aay that work for them la the A STEEN: MORTON, Geceelery ers in mei ‘al supplies, Centre. and | knew nothing tended to injure his campaign’ He was | duitest v han been for the last fen years : but because Incompetent Shin Masinnienl suetiee, Conkte aod terrain ei SSunnineg after slections and texted | “vite aeenina Caren Ne: f hee teen to |e, Hagner alu avon ata mae | ire a Lawye vorce. | Mt : j that he had no money except his salary | give up ite system of Fellet to unemployed mom. | mre, fOF the season, Dut was taken oa tril iy Saracen: Fostin, ened. ByAnree’ years. oiute divorce | Ne) teayon was given In the note to Alberatein:| che examination. wan to have been | “Uichast J. Kennedy and Wiliam Mecarthy rep-|_ TR. following tabor organizations have. thete , Mowvers,,. was called for trial this moraing by Judge Gut. | the fathe y led 0 dle, Headquarters} resumed on Jan. 21 last. Shea didn’t | pest; Drivers’ and. Host! Union tn the for asaault on his broth . tof the People's Bank, at Canal and West streets. ‘The assault occ ‘March 28 at the foot of the Sixth d guation at Grand street, with 4 heat his inability” to raise money to pay counsel, and Judge Cowing adjourned the tra: Mra 4 with untulthtuine ar feature wast appearance « Hurdte “ax a witness He a mitted he was living at st and Itsd Gates ae nue with another woman ae hin wife. te th cenit was appear, although he was notified. It| Centrat Cabor Union. Was for thie faflure that Nixon said tos | entra! Labor Unt Heal been clciadi Reased ne la "orresponding Secretary of Tiranch 23, of the Workmen's General Benent Union. No” By Amalgamated Pressmen’s Union No. 16 meets at | Union, Progr usieal et this evening to formulate a mew | Phere’ Union shirt Cutiera’ tive Union, Longshorem Union. Liberty. Mul B Shot Himself at a Lodging-Ho who went to the Columbus Lote Nos, 298, 387, 5458, AZ Progressive LOST°* STOLEN hn B. Shea has d already. We a ve vised him that we would be oblixed to | .Amsintm nis morning by shooting himself in| Sixes Jennte have him punished for contempt. He | {iis or wages alll sonday Bext, when counsel will be assigned |= SSS | WIth a revolver do was nome | Atkingon, het on] Hdn't seem to mind our warnings and The Roard of Walking Delegates yesterday or. Vanderbilt's Ex-Coachm: Arrested act. He wae taken to Gouverneur Hospital aD atioe. Van Wyck reserved decision | {Tom all Joba where they are doing helpers’ work ‘Your Honor, J. Bowery, on Monday, and who. Quiest, tried to kill him. oy the mot |T wirgeon Said that his chances for recovery en oe The Brooklyn Labor Lyceum Association ha | ve : J Abewe Sully, thirte-ave 14, of 189 agi | ShOUId read thin letter. tt shows the wonderful | oats tees” pending the holding of the adjourned ation has Nos, Tiegt-Work Cooper! Pitiy-taird etree, who until six monte Feof Hood's Sarsapartila, the | Lah eceeeseeth Mieeemeresoe VICTORIA WILL BE SOLD. xamination on Apri I Pgtl sed mpeuditanee woe He.pee tee | onic, Tlass And China Decorators’ Union, silver bs A veel or ru x - was in je court: en i | 5 Gilder nion les | imeibleved as 0 coachman by Corneting : 1 Wo warifler: | A Home for Needy Odd Fellows, re ie eels kt he said that he had not In- ral Executive - — A 202. package . ‘ “tC wish 1 could rolect purely charitable ts its operatio; jo Be Settle 5 at this Ae {23 morning in the Yorkvitie Po ae ee aoa | p haritabl erat) ancte “ tended to" tgnore the summons for his | loan! of the at Rect at 2° striking Cuban Ci } as met with such generous reap, wil) now under way to ald in Pumanity, | Home for Aged and Ind “Hear this, ye peo | Wiser and Witowa A aite nas b What wonderia: | Westchester County, and lode 1m Surm and Richmont Stev tate Claim, xumination, Charles Zabriskie, counsel for tri OBSERVING HOLY THURSDAY. ‘of the estate of Paran Stevens, applied Place of 9,489, MeGill presided place and SLaclogei NNY om ite! | ctr wtuorast she mmeen Sanh vase nce | OM TOBACCOWIII be. tes in New York deny that they are desperately sig [nars ‘un rae were usin ot tm, oor oo ot gal QiVeN for their, —_—_—o— Demented from Starv: ‘Mrs, Maria Pauletta, twonty-seven years oid. to Justice Beach, in the Supreme Court to-day to enjoin the sal f the property Pony oiyevomrpy rat rp chalet ‘lla bes done. for jin the Vietoria Hotel, which tx adver ” eiday, Rraach 24. of the Workingmen’s General Death | them have gone to Chicago, where they are at > , Aeegeaoy Misty Seminied a tee cet * and my tamtty.’ | , Ming | tised for April 10. Last year one New York caterer alone | penemt Union Work, and 590 others have found employment in return and no @f Starvation. Her nursing babe went with cannot express what | 1t is claimed that the estate of Mark | sent out 46,000 “hot cross buns” on Good | _ At the tast Keneral meeting of the International | o:her cities. ‘This morning the men atill in New | . pr Arvalage esl Md Mell 1 i M, Stanfield is Indebted to the 4 Friday, and this year even larger prepa: | TAs Union sigh new members, were Inia Se a tom Cube, a creck, tor | Me Guestions asked. eet tory, Hf Jamiee edtakan” 3h of my nex knows what | Lieit w WIEN | stevens eatat rationa have been made, The mackerel | rt Hho) and they ere, much encourages They | ‘/ . onthe 1 # woman can suMer in rin Sor oe lor re} of o G ; i at jaclety of Wi re Ree tiie tices ik tee yee Oar ae Babine tte eazy surntnay of vit, faire ; m wonnan ca uteri! Whe, gt Retief rent ot wrogeniy|enag uaually forme a large part of God | tye ampleamae ami of ramers ant ous | ect iam’ ito BE" a a8 THEAMERICAN TOBACCO C0. i ne ot was ft eo sy Pe 5 ob appeared ers will Told a special meeting on stonday | rereisina from S18 to 52 per 1.000 their | B mn ta, and refuse from NGuieate wie ie atta | Ste Sear, and its place will be taken by shad 2 "Thousand. "They have been ‘out three ‘mosinge © 515w. 22nd ST y EW YORK of the Stanfield estate n vee y both of which’ bring. ‘high - - plied “to the payment of the debts of ne ane ae OF, ‘oung Douglas Btanfiel: For years I had suf- i? Hotgian Banfield Is Adon fered from falling of *he | Mark M, Stantleld, and inherited a lar womb, inflammation ‘of | Rare of his estate| Mark M. stant re that they will never yield —— Run Down by an Ice Wagon, m Sears, twenty-five years ol, of 170 Ninety-siatiy a was run over by son In front of street today taken to the Nervousn: HRenrAnes: | |g weakness ‘The least vlan wootd dri Mary B. Sraud bas o suit on trial before Judge] frantic, I decidua to take Mond s Marcapany eduman, in the Bupreme Court to-day, against | { am overjoyed to say nat 1 am now wet rae gf, Valted | hearty, rosy and plump, 1 want all the auf eeaek dee and broken down wives and mothers to kuew Urices 80 early In the season The reiigious festival of Maundy Thurs- request at. De v oly Thursday, is held to-day | frotherhood of Carpenters, Cathollc Churches throughout the | charge! yesterday from ¢ world, “ Archhiahon, Corrigan, celebrated | #t 59 th i wo left a trust fund of § mf muses and officiated at the bleasing of | "ue > pe ae hs and | eral beneficiaries, Hoth the trust the holy of's at St, Patrick's Cuthedral | The Tin and, Sheet fron Work ocd! Weakness nd the inheritance 0: douglas i in | orien a strike a! ern ratte the Versi wat us ering toe f pi the | ane the Waaee ta ie bane nt Hits morning Episcopal churches |Fiftt-minth ‘sirest, “because the ‘then’ are com: tat Hood's Sarsapariila is the female organs. (Mf. Sianfield'e estate, and us such hi ao held wer da, pelled ta work mare than ten hours per day hose gufferiog as I have. Lused Lydia | ject to the claim of the Paran Stevens |?" Fal Counc af the Laborers’ Union y has uring bis ui me | Clairvoyants and Astrologists, MISS LAURETTE, KIMKraTHICK, Pine Grove, Ps E, Pinkham estate. rom a ommittees | was arrested. family troubles West 234 at. - Vegetable Com: |, Judge Beach said he would not inter. 68 Trial Aoing work for aly Hood's Sarsaparilia pound, and | £ete With the payment of the Income of| George DB. Tower, the bieyctlst, who was ar- —————————————___= q the trusts to the ben ries, but the | rem he finished at tour of the cat dlrahrertilrrar ak ag ielired In THE ONLY folind a) perfect | properts inthe hotel could he nahds ap | met tart Aare tla te ot ne ecevercecocsoencecsecesecees Prostt jon . the proceeds held by the assignee,’ sul : Le mt 0 xf Wet & new park bounded by Amsterdam, Fort pcure in it for) je Ro the order of the cours ou ate by Mrs. Lynch, jeweller, at Fourteenth | ts tr be e N. Ss, BRANN Hates hod ever 23 2318 A : ‘end Bloventh avenues and One Nunerea) FLUC Blood Purifier |: these troubles, ee a Sirvet and Union Sauare, was tried Deore Re- 9 RTs mauN mete i sad Mns, Lizzie , corder Goft and a jury in Part Mineticth street. The bill calle for the | 1¢ feeds the nerves on pure blood and thus cures ot Resessary land aad the com- DECuine, 224 sions, today. ie, + mais, sat Property holders. The park will | NeUrsiaia, nervousness, etc, i Authorities in the New York public libraries | Omsined @ diamos ‘worth fecaieason the beak of che Masiee “Artes tt | ores ne oon er Grand St a bese Bil cali find let’ on hie tour around ‘abe re tb apolber complaint against trated cataionne, cumiatning thoveante ,t atest 4 price-itats, sent tree. Ope of Ws Briggs, ‘and’ it is te tg |. HOOD’ PALL& the after dinner; y Jersey City, New | trom ineir abeives., The books, they say, are SCOPOlSC 255433) d0s0 988 OD880RE00 < fled Washlasies. 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