The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1895, Page 3

oe THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING APRII. ¢4, 1803, BRITAIN BLOCKADES FRIDAY, — STARTED WITH A AUSH./A FIRE INFORMER, HE, NE NIGHT OF INSANITY, Troops Are to Ee Landed ‘at Oo- atic Watrous Tried to Stab the Night Clerk of the Grand Union, RADY SERVANT IN A HOTEL. _ Belved:re Guests Aroused by a Woman, Mad With the Tocthache, MISS KUHN FEARS A MURDERER. ‘A Woman and a Man Die of the Malady, One in the Hospital, the Other on a Ferry-Boat. A-man who ie supposed to be Valen- Watrous, a merchant, of Little N. ¥., became violently insane at 4 o'clock this morning in the office of the Grand Union Hotel, Forty-second street and Park avenue. He tried to stab the clerk and the porter of the house with a knife, and it was only after @ terrific struggle that he was overcome and taken to Bellevue Hos- pital. Late Monday night the man reached the hotel, registered and was assigned to a room by Anthony 1, Ameprano, the night clerk, ‘After that little was seen of Wat- fous until 4 o'clock this morning. Then Ameprano noticed that he was stand- ing outside the door of the hotel, As he looked, the cierk saw the man sud- denly jump high in the air, kick him- self and froth at the mouth, Then he drew a pocket knife and rushed at a servant who just entering the place. Tried to Kill the Cierk, Before the clerk could call for ald the man had rushed into the office, and up to the desk behind which he stood. He ficurished the knife in the air, yelled and made a vicious lunge at the head of the clerk. Ameprano dodged just in t'me to es- cape the blade. Daniel Porter, the night porter, was ten feet away, and the in- furiated man turned on him, and at- tempted to stab him. The porter grap- pled with him, holding to the wrist of the hand that held the knife. Finally a hallboy, waiting for a mo- ment ot advantage, seized the knife hand of the man, and in the few sec- onds he held it Clerk Ameprano had thrown himself on the man with all his force. Three hackmen who stood in front of the hotel, attracted by the #ounds of the struggle, hurried in, and the maniac was secured, By the time the ambulance came from Bellevue Hos- pital, the man was somewhat quiet. Crazy from Toothache, Mamie Cook, a servant employed in the Belvedere House, Eighteenth street and Fourth avenue, became violently insane shortly after midnight this morning and aroused the guests, many of whom thought the hotel was on fire. ‘A burried call was sent for an am- bulance, and the woman was taken to Bellevue Hospital and placed in the in- wane pavslion, A tow days ago Miss Cook had four teeth extracted, and it was said at the tinto, Nicaragua. Customs Will Be Seized to Settle the Indemnity. WASHINGTON, D. C., April %4.—Exact Official information has been received as t Britain's belligerent steps in ua, British troops are to be by the British forces, and British officers are to exercise the functions of collectors of customs, At the same time Nicaraguan local commerce is to be crippled by a biock- ade. ‘The limit of time allowed Nicaragua to yleld expires to-morrow, and the block- ade, landing of troops and seisure of custom-houses is to begin immediately thereafter. ‘There is good reason to believe that Nicaragua {s not likely to yield, but will allow British troops to occupy Corinto in order that conspicuous attention may be drawn to what is regarded by Nicara- gua as an invasion of the Monroe Doc- trine. LONDON, April &.—The Foreign Office to-day authorized the Associated Pre: to state that the news sent out from Corinto, Nicaragua, yesterday as to the arrival of three British warships there, the Royal Arthur, Satellite and Wild Swan, for the purpose of pressing the claim of Great Britain was correct. It is added that instructions to the British Admiral on the Pacific station were sent some time ago to insist upon Nicaragua's compliance with the terms of the ultimatum of Great Britain or, failing such compliance, to blockade the port of Corinto ani seige the customs offices within two days after, and thus enforce satisfaction from Nicaragua for the insolent manner in which British subjects have been treated there. SPAIN HAS ASSURANCES. Grent Britain, Dei nd Other Nations Will Remain Neutral. HAVANA, April 2%4.—The Minister of the Colontes, Senor Castellanos, accord- ing to advices received here from Mad- rid, has notified the Spanish Govern- ment officials here that the Government of Spain has received assurances from Great Britain, Denmark, Santo Domingo and Haytl that the strictest neutrality will be observed during the trouble with the Insurgents of Cuba. It is stated that the British Govern- ment has reiterated its instructions to the British authorities in the Antilles to do everything possible to prevent the carrying out of filibustering projects. It is also stated that Costa Rica has also assured Spain of her friendship and has instructed the Costa Rican Min- ister at Paris to go to Madrid in order to personally assure the Spanish Govern- ment of the sincere friendship of Costa Rica, —_-+— MAD RUSH OF WOMEN. Piles of Wearing Apparel Collected After aMurder Trial. VIENNA, April 2%4—A murder trial that excited widespread interest has just closed here in the conviction of the ac- cused, @ man named Eichinger, who killed his employ Rothalegel, The court-room was densely crowded with women, morbidly curious to hear the sentence of death passed upon the Isn't It Time to Call a Halt on This New Woman’s Movement? (By Worshipful Brother McDouga KELLYS AFTER EXAMINERS. “C. OF H.” ON HIS PRESERVER. | MAYOR STRONG UNDECIDED. Slight Reaction, but om the Whole Prices Ruled High. A larger business was transacted at the Stock Exchange during the first hour of business than for any similar berlod for a long time past. The dealings were attended with con- siderable excitement, and in some cases large blocks of atock changed hai sly after the off 1-4 ‘to 1 per cen! Tealize profite, hut, as decline brought in fresh support, later on the quotations attained the highest yet recorded ‘The stock market suffered a moder- ate reaction after midday, and the vol- ume of business fell off matertally, ‘The traders are indisposed to work on the bear aide, and hence the decrease in transactions while prices are running off. The tone continues confident. The late afternoon trading was only moderately active, The general list was lower, notably the coalers, which de- clined 114 a2 3-4 per cent. of another hitch in the ne; The low-priced shares were stronger than ever. The steamer Normannia, Glia? for Europe to-mortow, will take out $10,000 ounces of ailvei cl se Qu High, Tow, American Tobarco sce Oe WOM be Atwerican ‘Tobacco “pf... 10 10” 110 American 8 Ret). 108% American Catton Ol pt, [Alton & Torre Haute Chic, Hur. & Quincey Che Mie St P ¢ Del. Delaware & Hutnon Denver & Rio FE @ Ww. pt . Tong Island Traction’ |Glacomo Jaconlere the fact that he was 118 Avenue 14% 1h | | against to ihe Secre: Service Bureau? A, Four- Now He Accuses Michael De George of Attempt at Arson. Says He Used a Rubber Shoe Filled with Naphtha, The trial of Michael De George for arson was renumed before Judge Fita- raid in Part Il., General Sessions, to- y. He te charged with an attempt to burn the tenement at 165 Avenue A, with the ald of # contrivance made of a rubber shce filled with chemicals, to which a fuse had been attached. De George claims that a certain secret suclety wishes to imprison him, and that Giacomo Laconiere, his accuser, 1s President of it. ‘The prosecution ts conducted by As- sistant District-Attorney Davis. C, W. Brooke defends. De George ts an elderly man, with curly gray hair, He has a mustache and imperial, ‘The Assistant District-Attorney In open- ing the case told how officers went into De George's rooms on Sept. 15 and found a lighted fuse attached to the rubber shoes filed with a mixture of naphtha and benzine, The shoes were under the bed, and the bed was heaped with hing, The transom over the door covered with a towel to prevent the fire from being diacovered from without. Mr, Davia said De George confided to poor and wished to defraud the insur- ance company by burning the house at . He asked Jacontere to help him, Jaconiere was called as a witness, and gave his testimony through an inter- preter, Jaconlere said De George con. ded to him on Sept. 13 the fact that he was poor, and could make a little mone by nelling hip house, He had decided, therefore, to burn It for the sake of get- ting the insurance money. He asked Jaconiere to watch for the arrival of the fire engines after the fire was started, and to bring the news to him tn a Seventh avenue tailor shop; |Jaccniere promised to do ro, but carrl 4|the Information to the Fire Marshal's been a counterfelter for ten yeary, that for the last five he had acted stool pigeon for the Government witnens denied it. During the cross-ex- amination the interpreter’s services were dispensed with and the witness answered * (in Englis Jacontere admitted that he kept two establishments, at one of which he lived 3% | we i under an @. Did Into the country and, in a lonely road, way that | you were worry, but thet you murt kill him? 4 did you not then make @ thrust at him with Fre a times on his face, lee ontere. after several denials, ad- 1d ‘\% mitted he had given information to the 8” Secret Service Rureau that led to send- 9% ing Rafael frederico and Stella Fantro to the Erie County Penitentiary as coun- terfeiters. ‘@. How many people aid you give information teen. Q. Did you receive pay for this? A. I never re- were they not, these tA Ye. AL On, T ald not three months ago, Towards Midday, However, Busi-| Witness Jaconiere Admits to lt ness Fell Off in Wall Street. Fourteen Victims Maite €, Thursday, April 25, LACES. Point de Paris and Platte Valenciennes, 9" 19" 25" 32" regular prices 130. to 6g0. Point de Venise Trimming Laces 29° 35°48 95° regular prices soc. to $4.50 Also Black Jet Edges and Demi-Flounces Greatly Reduced. 18th St., 19th St. and 6th Ave, Byex Bres CLOTHIERS. ee yee THESE $15.00 “\_SUITS AND OVERCOATS It isn't so much what people say as what they do. They are buying these goods from us after “looking around,” and this gime ply means that the suite 1 overcoats are better. i @ wayeafan the ave: q h stock. Look at them, 9 CENTS, te A four-ply linen 6oll size or shape, ‘ Fulton B’ld’e, Fulton & Messen Ste, Southwest Corner. 160, 162 and 164 East (26th Sty "paciae tes : UNIFORMS TOO MUCH ALIKE. Ge hospital last night that the attending] prisoner, So eager were these women| John P, Sees the Mayor and Hin Ae it Came | Hasn't Fixed Upon a ienring for Pari: in hed completely unbalanced the : Battent's mind. to gain admission that they struggled Brother Geta a Court Order, ue Stenmer; | te Soha sg Sh PR Oa ar : & is teen ee ane ‘Amelia Kuhn, an aged spinster, be-| with each other for precedence with! jonn pP Kelly Ta bae atl worl EERE OEE : é wl og ly’ insane just after ‘mid- elly, a plumber, of 207 VADELPHIA, Pa., Apr The! The Mayor received the ow BL came violently eS ai utter disregard of their clothing. Eighth avenue, called on the Mayor! captain vf the pilot-boat BE. C. Knight.| Partisan Police bill nm Albany this night this morning, at her home, 621 ‘ami J First avenue, winter the Feet for haminmion had sub’ | this forenoon to protest against the ac-|who came to this cliy to-day, reports! snornitig. He was not, however, ina Three months ago the woman came! honnets and other wearing appatc: were | tion of the Examining Board of Plumb-/ that at 7 o'clock vesterday morning he! talkative mood ard refused to make here from Germany and went to live in] ? ; here from Gene Louse. with. her sister, | Collected. ii ers in refusing to examine him andj picked up the body or a man near Fen-|any statement of his intentions regard-|U. 8 Rubber Christina Springler. Amelia is sixty- ry grant him a licenge. wick Island lightship, off the New Jer-) ing it Legit three years old. The sister is sixty-five. |OSCAR WILOF’S HOME SOLD.| ar. xeny has been a plumber for| sey coast. | “It's here.” he said, “but T haven't] Wet Telegraphs. 7. MS reciiee of watch during a reat. Ws Mins Kuha Feared a Murderer. twenty years, but is not a member of The body was well dressed and wore fixed any time fo: public hearing | Whee ‘ Lenox avenue, Just after midnight this morning Pa-| Application for = Postponement of|the Master Plumbers’ Association. The| a life-preserver marked "C. of H."" It Is 1" SNASENBIAS 8 ‘ommissioner Sheffield said he would Iman John Corcoran saw, the woman Hin Trial Dented. Kk the Fire Underwriters to change the aning from the window. She called to fact that he is not, Mr. Kelly declared, | progably from the City, of Huverhill,| Elinu Root was tne Mayor's first caller errr i. yo « al Roo: ‘as tne Mayor's fire a uniform of their men so that at a fire i ane is the reason he can't get his license,| Which sailed from New York on March | ¢y z COTTON WAS ACTIVE. Id be readily distinguished fro the policeman. and spoke to him in Ger-| LONDON, April 2%4.—Oscar Wilde ; i 3 for Key West and hus not b pene) fovennon, and tien) eat, Bbinted 4 nt. : body good man. He could not understand, her. | 80] home was #old out by the Sheriff to-day eg et Le ape bye ase asc lay of since dicnouen fer leas: out to the Mayor his duty ‘n regard to suas: fern ara oF tbe Ceverney they do every thei oe fe went around the corner, - ation wi nted I-| in the reported discovery on 3 ‘ ‘| 4 E Patt i ys one he went around the corner, Where ng,| in the presence of a great crowd of | Of ths Se eee crite m aeporsed is overy on M the bill Opened Five Points Higher, Fell] lect of 4 1 F. Dynan, Engine y r more 0} ma, c . ung. #4 - —— — 4 i tore I c aot i When the latter got below the window | curlosity-mongers, Plumbers, no matter how well qualified | Wigckaxe from he WATCH TRUST ESCAPES. Of and Rallted. and” us Sfunge'ta'n citeer,| they're, doing nobody good by we the Patrol's Dress, At the meeting of the Fire Commis- sioners to-day Commiseloner Robbins called the attention of the Board to the arrest yesterday of Frank Snyder, a where the woman was she whispered to] The application of counsel for Oscar The body reported found to-day had a and Jamen Huckhout, sr Hook and Lead: ini i ” ound to-day hac s . 4 James Buckhout, jr., Hook and Lad-| rem with us. Bim (2 German i‘ ine te| Wilde to have his trial, which is set] ‘Me applicant might be. eddish mustache, no. beard. and ws ec The cotton market was excited and) And James Bucknout: Ji toe aedthog | pe malaing ith us. ‘ y, there is a man here, and he Is! own’ for Friday next, postponed, on| The Mayor told Kelly that he would| well ressed in heavy clothes and mack. | 5 active, opening five points higher, but | {ere “pecielon in both cases was re| 500 odd Coats, medium and Ing fo murder me. You come up right) the ground that his lawyers have not|have an investigation made at once, | !ntosh. A Jury Stands Nine Its Favor] turned weak and sold off several points | served. light ight Cheviots, Cassie Tip the. stairs the two policemen] had, suMctent time to prepare fi The "Examining Hoard of “Plumbers| ,g¢V¢ral memorandum books, some Jet- Agains and then rallied slightly. The early 8 rene Velen ey @ashea, On the third floor they found| defense, and that the pi gi |copslate of foseph O'Brien, Chairman: Pockets of! the dead” man's tei’ | phe jury were unable to axree In the| trades Included May at 6.5 a 6.95; Juno,| HEARINGS ON TWO BILLS, | meres, Worsteds, &c., &¢, (cate a a (Christina Springier was} Die, "was refused to Inepectorsof Plumbing in the Bullding| FHC ,fNveloper were aldressed “Wat: | suit of tae Dueber Wate Manufuc- | 674 & 68: Jury, 6.81, a 6.86; August, 6.53 ae ried over), were marked to’ sell the policemen that her sister was in- a Department; James = E. | McGovern, | Condition that is wus impossible to read | tiring C © wateh man~ gga November, 696 0 699; Decem: ka or Mitt-/ from $5 to $10 2ach, your choice wane’ and, hail thrown the key of the! SPAIN WILL MAKE AMENDS. Pichael yen and Horace Loomis. Ms them. Watror ; . i ufacturing co formerly | yer,’ Tz a Ts; January, 1; nacht Mensuren, for ; For at hour after that the two police- ——— Public Worl partment. or car oue Wasthe name of the | constituted the We iene wheat ms So Mayor Stron, ranted hearings this men ttled te get in at windows and] Conde de Veradito's Captain to Re costice lawrence, In the Supreme owner-captain of the City of Haverhill. | “tne cage was on trial before Juatice Sete, Rania’ aa phen Pipxcpng de Fara 8 Me m ut $2.50. loors, bu thu demented woman pre' a a A MeLernon, on the Supreme Court, for| sold at 6434 and July at 65 1- > y » : edihem. Finely Bree Rot nyo uininced om Tria ing the Examining Board of Flumbers! TIM CAMPBELL ALL RIGHT. {iyo necis. ‘the jury were sent out at! and at Chicago old at go 3-8 cents and by the Legislature, One is to allow res Over 800 pairs of seasonable — the room the crazy woman, hugged him a Ye BO ARE hase ied for contempt, for failing to ob- — ~ 3 o'ciock yestentay On (the |e Cente Seepectyalys Vehicles on the streets at night under | 1Tousers (carried over also) were fo tightly that he called to the other po- | retary Gresham has received a despatch 1 order of the Court to grant} Judge MeAdn first ballot they stood 4 r the - ee Certain restrictions. zood val t original prices, $4 Hoeines, Careceen Shauen’: Wk iaicp | com Mr. Hasale Cayley, United: Oe Bei HAA tie caine rotten wit Tus tom’ : fend hree for the Dueber Col STANDARD OIL’S REPORT. ‘The other directs the Board for the | BOOG Value at original pI Beta officer Was in some danger, and he broke| Minister at Madrid, assuring him that | wee p84, ihe, mame, trouble with the 1 - endants Saree FOr Se DHA Revision and Correction of Assesaments |to $7 per pa Take your pick Gown the door. After that'an ambulance | Spain would accede to the demands of | Dosr® *n examination. Judge McAdam handed down a de-| PA! went batlots were taken dur- re re to adjust the claim Henrietta A. Was called trom Hellevue Hospital, and United States in the Alllanca affair, and ears iegaperres cision late this afternoon disinissing the | 8 the night with the same result Hae $7,000,000 Capital Stock and] \fi cnt. whose property in the An: | at ve . that Captain of the Conde de Venadito 0 Th innecOonet By ere unable to ee as to 100,000 Debts DD 4 hexed District was damaged when the paeanmianea ee that Captain of the Conde de Venadite! KANNEGIESER ACQUITTED, [contempt proceedings against Congress | TR Jury were unable to agree ax tol Debts Due It hexelt Didtlet Naa damaged when the $2.50 5 ould Be Buy On Peal SOR Bie ofenge in pote AN man Timothy J. Campbell. whether sending out circulars ©] William Rockefeller and the Board of | Street, between the Boulevard and the 4 ra Harriet Sophia McArdle, twenty- Zone. Not Guilty of Murdering Jaroloman,| , Campbell was cited to appent Watch Trust cautioning agents not to] Directors of the Standard Oil Company | North’ River, was change Look in our windows next te years old, of 241 East Seventy-seventh| ‘The tone of the despatch is such that] — *|Judge McAdam to show cause w deal with the Dueber Company constl- | qy he Ci ‘1 There was no opposition to either bill. Bireet, Who was femoved [cm es bore the State Department feels that Its His Playmate. ould not be punished fot {tuted a threat ganna fy bi Cae Ganbaiy cn cit hanno nie Fulton Street entrance, : 0 Bellevue on the night o: © vill be abso! Y refi iY st i ony port (of the Company. 0 ii ‘ear. tn insane condition after whe had at-lthe rewult., “eolutely vindicated By} Charies Kannesteser, the sixteen | Suge,” und for saving. that bei DY | the suit was bro Ly the Dueber| “the capital stock is given ea. $1,000,000 | TORPEDO FACTORY BLOWN UP,| Everything for Men's Wear. fempted suicide, by atterapiing to swal- > year-old boy who was put on trialling a ‘decision in proc Company against the American Wal-| {lly pald ini debts due the sompany, SS low carbolle acid, died in the insane egree | the Polle r i ; f 4 00,0) and sciual assets $10,000. , Ward in “Bellevue Hospital yerterday.| COUNTESS RUSSELL LOSES, for mansiaugiier in the third degree Hae ane lan Raeu chan j tham = W Company, Bay Btate ule ; ive Toms of Nitro-Glycerine Breaks The body was removed to the Morgue, ee yesterday, sustice Cowing, 1M | Congressional candidate fh AeA ‘us! smpany, Brooklyn} at 1.000 Panes ef Glas “Ka 01 where {t was later claimed by her par Part III, of the Court of General Ses- | with several of Slipson + 7 t wy, the n,| I of & st . 4 AEN: OUTFITTERS. ent Her Suit Against Her Husband for | sions, was acquitted to-day by the jury| In hiv decision Judge McA | THe SUE oe Fae BE the @rm of | LIMA, O., April 24.—Five tons of nitro FULTON 81> _—__ - mas Ryan, fifty years old, of 255 % It was not shown tnat Cam Hunoia, Keystone and Cours fort & Son to set aside an assignment) givcerine at the factory of the Ohlo and ee erat oie zenre old. at me Conjugal Rights Fails. tn bis case after they had been out but |{i Nis Tt, Shown nat a " Wileox manafactu compan: | a Novamber, 193, on the ground of taut. |truiana ‘Torpedo Company, two miter from the Tombs in un insane condition| LONDON, April 24.—Earl Russell to-| "4%! leagke Charl matter toedovan § dam Jona | was on trial inthe Bu April 21, yesterday died while he was er cy + penneeieees atruck Cherie Terolen | Campba 5 Indircetly sil ae ionece ‘ aa | sivemnt Mite perio Cours to-day AS west of here, exploded at noon to-day Wes . P fe, in the neck with his|,C#Mpbell was Indireetls of business, by the forma |e. Wht thiatence. of a Vonspiracy. tee; The shock was felt for twenty miles. je thee Q lay being removed to Ward's Island In the|4#y Was granted a judicial separation vob he sald, but the law appileah ; 5 . care of @ nurse. He died shoruy after | from his wife, Countess Russell, on the |! » 10 last, and the boy died short-| ol .e being of a semiccriminal character Wich, SADUEROS | teean # 0. and Rosendort & son | Over a thousand panes of glass, includ-| garg@ RI op vee boarding the ferry-boat at the foot of 1 cruelty upon the part of — ‘imc Fast Twenty-sixth street. The body vite hi it fo tion, and so construed, the wed “PA. 4 e hat t Nt ness blocks, were shivered. Two em- Wan removed 20. “the Morgue, where | cit wife. and, her sult for a restitution | NEGROES THREATEN TO KILL, | were dismissed for wait of proof "| m action of the | the existence of a, sect ement pr plosees had barely left the buliding when ane Coroner Hoeber performed an autopsy. Bel shake Seemed alates RNa atC™ | THREE NATIONS PROTEST, |= Armed mob tn Georgia seeing) ONE MAN BURNED. ia tae : <"RELIAB Nenpennes: ie Bh Waste tse RNRAERS PR ROISOT SA EMERVESADSOOSUE SISA POSH SVEN CA MUSCL& FOOD ¥ RPETS EXCELLENT VALUES, GOT AN UNDERTAKER FIRST. | russia, Germany and France Oppose| FORSYTHE, Ga. April ita race! Yarm Be | Soot #, nace oe tote oe geain FOOD: For Brea kfaste A good, all wool C. W, Ingrale Carpet ‘Japan's Treaty Tern riot seems imminent. After the killing rey areta dane ne forelen eee | bes ask iy A B C THE OATMEAL AT 40 CENTS PER YARD, Pr euMiarater te 4 e W. Ve BEST o> of a negro by a bailiff and three depu-| outs Brill browgit CONSTANTLY ON THE INCREASE, RECOMMENDED FOR WW YEARS BY PHYSICIANS by i NEWARK, N. J. April 2.—Jacob/and France have formally protested at| The trial occurs this afternoon, son stre diy burne Weber, carpenter, fifty-three years|the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Af- face and right hand old, of irbara street, committed sui- | f#!rs at the incorporation, by the terms New Fittce 1 days ayaa said Marriago of Mr. Maguire to Ex- way, HL wi oat $500,000, an i 5 Want-vou 10 bury me soon; give ine . epee sop simng YD De Foe a decent bi " peaker Peel's Dauzhter, APP EO About 1 o'clock this morning he awak-| LONDON, April 24—At St, Margaret's DOC” MINCHON CONVICTED. eide at midnight last night by drinking |Qf the treaty of peace netween Ching 2 for a new Afteen-siory office hutlting at | nied nis Wife and sald: Goodby, Lena; y “a CASI OW CREDIT, wee that T ant decently Worle, 1 have See ais Gulia Peek Who Helped Otri i i WE WIL FUR NISH A | swallowed po.son and must die. ternoon, the 5 a Peel, yeu rien to (} | . OEE nee BL sens | eect ot Tyres et ue beets | muanGO “A ed Tired Feeling L | |COWPERTHWAIT & 00, Then Jacob Weber Danced and BERLIN, Tavis - uh 4 ty-three years old, an| i. William fT. Waahburr a Took Potwon. | ceived nove Apr us A Seapaten re-| ties, a mob of armed negroes met and | employe furniture a sh ale ia i . hs ‘oklo' to-day says! threatened to kill the prisoners if they | uphoist fy to The Evening World.) that the envoys of Russia, Germany | are released. bs ry z BEST VALUES ARE 2 LOWEST PRICES ee oatla won, |and Japan, of any of the Chinese main- i 1 i : STEAM COOKED. ALWAYS READY. = os ri : Weber weit to, Cudertakers A. mer-jland in the Japanese Bimpire Hesed! stron 488 witha oniranse ak M4 ; CAPALS MPG. CO, SS Murray au, NY. AM Grocers, ALMOST UNLIMITED ASSORTMRD nauer & Co,, of 123 Niagara street, a fow - oA EAR: De extent Z 1g Ng ans i “ T BRAER ASG Sth itd Th t LARYANSLNS SSNS SLIEMA SNA WELL SL | ‘ais of {of the House of Com : AL 3 o'clock ide is aral tiveate af | OF the House of Commons, was marred | nae nd sea | EAL eas pa tr 104, 106 & 108 WEST 14TH Crammer, ex-Surrogate "A, April 24.—W, 5 ed ‘and Parneliite, who nas. become “very |% ths county, ving on Hunneli sireet, was|chion, who was convicted of was ni AE thilaseawon, It his Jon chness and FOR) BOURRRERPIM ALL GRADES OF FURNITURE rth Ave. wealth: hro tT used by foot in joining rm * a, yrenliny, tnegwieh nie GOAMeCLOD, wth | ee trem cht ats butler ininty ‘Remeaths | Oarlen, the buncosteerer, to exca f evéry junetion Aan 8 »| ON YOUR OWN TE RMS OF PAYMENT, Property was held at Police Headquarters to-day. the organist ‘ if The police of West Thirty-ceventh ot ee ae oti a ee Pe tenet wont oe Hoo aia |HENRY MAN NES&SONS al id nie bi LO reaponse and quickly opened th ine oe The thirtieth paliie auction sale of unctaimes | We the Medding. Dore done for, leaped ts the, great Ye An Indian Lont--but a Wooden One| Hood’s Sarsaparilla iT the residence of Amos o wondee tat ree Tie pare. rioa work way > BSUS AP peau | ANAS RU i AMINE Balan bets | Rab rae lat hg) tf aa ty ou! ‘em ve le Shi co compiney | 42O°O31 EIGHTH AVE,, |GET. 318T & 32D STS. | nin sane sates “ overcome aus Ured feeling, EVERYTHING MARKE!D IN PLAIN FIGURES ‘Mroublea, speculation, # tq ® 42 Woah