The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1895, Page 5

J ai NO FUNERAL, NO FRIENDS, Murdered Alice Walsh Hurried from an Undertaker’s to the Grave, NOT A RELATIVE PRESENT. Her Sister, Mrs, Paine, Dafrayed the Expenses of Her Burial. i AU CLUE TO THE MURDERER. Three Days Have Elapsed, but Byrn Men Have Ne! Struck the Trail. Three days have elapsed since Alice Walsh, the poor outcast, was found bleeding to death in the squalid hallway @t 168 Thompson street, and the brute who kicked her into insensibility and then stabbed her in the abdomen, mak- ing @ wound which caused her death a few hours later, still walks the streets in blissful security. The World Sheds New Light. Bince the reporters of “The World” have discovered Michael C, McNamari employed at J. 8. Rowley's little ight restaurant, at 90 West Houston treet, new light hag been thrown upon the mystery which surrounds the mur- rt of Alice Walsh, According to Cook McNamara’s story, Alice Walsh entered Rowley's restau- rant at 2.30 A. M. on Sunday. Several years ago he had worked @ cook in the restaurant of John Benson, Alice's father, of 291 West etreet. A few moments afterwards four men tered the restaurant. One of them, @ short man with reddish hair and a blonde mustache, seemed much excited. Pointing to Alice, he exclaimed: “There she is,” and the four men went over and t beside her at the table. Last Jeen with Four Men. She seemed much disturbed at this intrusion, and then became very angry when the men began to abuse her for having deserted them, The cook could see that the man with the blond mustache was threatening Alice, and she retorted by showering vile epithets upon nim, after the fash- fon of the women of the street. Then they nearly came to blows, but one of the other men interposed, and he of the blond mustache sat down in, but threatened to “get square” with the ‘Then the squabble was resum Alice w rentet to know why she ha lollowed, and one of the men “that phe knew very well. McNami eard him ask Alice to go with them to a the Tovetows Hotel, but she refused, gpa en it was suggested that BU 4 Roo replied ‘ot on your life. mugtached mai lo roa ‘yon retorted Alice, and & long steel halrpin and, ghauid go to vome hallway, to whi 1 make you,” said the blond- she pulled out a with a toreatening, movement, Th sticl ey with this, — you, and I mean w They riiscieoe’ Her in the Street The blond-mustached man. w tea fics & pay tae ed the five ie, when she refui e became ve! Finally the man who haa tated d the row pald for himself and penlons, end the party went out ‘he that McNamare saw they were goin; direction in tl won street, still talking loudly threat last that was seen of Alice was found bleeding to death in the hallway at 14 Thompson Street The information furnished by “World” reporters of the scene in Rowley's res- taurant early Sunday morning is the! Fost Important, which has yet been rought oUt in the case, and it was evi- ent’ that the police were working on this slug to-day, although they would a malt it, ‘Tney visited the aurant ey had a closed the mouths of every one played here, a0 that to-day no one Weuld say B Word about the matter. McAvoy Says “Pooh! Pooh!” Inspector McAvoy pooh-poohed "thie the cas bout Bre sti the othing new in refuge to talk {s that our men! and that they ave yet made ni attests." quested to call “Justice,” who wrot the city editor of Wthe vening the murder, is re of Alice Walsh was taken at 10 o'clock this morn- er and burted in Ca None of the girl's Ives accompanied the nd no funeral services were held. learned at the shop of the under- hat Mrs. Paine, the sister of the urdered woman, had pafd the expenses of her burial. CLEVELAND CH CHAIR SOLD. Fale Prices at the Farniture Sale of Hotel Victoria, | The furniture of the five rooms on the | first floor of the Victoria Hotel, mak.ng | Up what is known as the Cleveland guite, was sold at auction this after- Adout $1,300 was realized for the @ehty lots. The big brass and mahor ay bedstead, dressing case and chif- fonier said to have been used by Prest- @ent Cleveland when he stayed at the Victoria brought $9. ‘The parior su:t of five pieces of ro Wood and silk damark went for $141. Je absolutely wet rl a sa workin ay, postal con- | A big rosewood armchair, said to be the President's favorite seat, sold for $26. Another armchair, very weak in the! bought by an elderly woman \ d it 25 cents at a time, for $28. | lounges brought $18 and diene WS Cig fet tiers nd 835. ithe sale of od hice began last Mon- | day "and will continue throughout the | week. 4 | Comstocts In a New Role, Anthony Comatock this morning arrested (eo eleven years old, of 188 fourtes Hy tie delauis ea, Masteted we ihe New vor | , mother was named Laura Ferrogu, | by Mrs. DATECTIVES GBT CLUBS FROM “WORLD” REPORTERS (BUCHANAN'S FIGHT, THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1808, a one week, the injust Dr. nd usband res of JULIA GROSS IN HER GOFFN ns Her Family Believes She Was Entioed Away by 8 Villain Brother Harry Accuses His Wife of Conspiracy. There is @ constant stream of visi- tors to the home on the top floor of tho four-story tenement-house 629 East Twelfth street, where lies the body of Julia Gross, the pretty typewriter whose fe was crushed out yesterday morn- ing by a fall from a window of her home to the paved area in the reai Among those who came to jook st the bruised face of the dead girl were scores of her former schoolmates at Grammar School No. 19, St. Brigid's parochial school and Ward's Typewriting and Stenographic Institute, and each spoke in tones of praise of the girl-student. The body lies in @ temporary casket, draped with a white pall, in the white- draped parlor. There was no wake last night, only a couple of stanch friends sitting with the grief-stricken parents beside the bier. The funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon, Rev. Father Reed, of St. Brigid's, with whom Julia Gross was a great favorite, will officiate. The in- terment will be in Calvary Cemetery. Each member of the family strenuously denies the story that it had bee: threatened to send Julla to the Hous of the Good Shepard, or that a medical examinction had been threatened. They say that story must have come from the police, and perhaps when Inspector Williams was trying to break her down in the story of her abduction he may have suggested it. ‘Neither her mother gested such a thin, Gross this morning. re I ever sug- said Michael ‘Why should we? Had our litth ipl gone anything t be punished fort" No, sir:’ she was stolen away by a@ villain! We believe the wERGOIED. eye eranee Sanya i at Su ted ‘of “Airting ‘with: men ist eres I have questioned them all as they came here to see her body and’ they al H deny US m5 larry Grose, the married brother, is frying hard 2 locate his wife, who left him Tas ‘He says she ‘has liv 3 of Ani.ie Wilson, Annie Miller, which was her maiden name, and er, in various parts of the city. four times in a year to see suet, lve years old, Julia and his other aunt, So) Ht over him’ Monday ‘night vend. plunged out of the window to iF + th. Ce @ my wife knows something who shared w my little sister was Sway.” acid Harry Grose, ete fe tried twic th 8, year, te, cost rhaps the ie iile Shey on the to some place ra nee an 5 for away: liscover the cur who took “why, Julia was only, little girl. She was sixteen years old, but she wore phorg dresses, and her ‘hale hung in a braid down her back. hea hought of mea and Mever hed ‘a over? her story Is tr 2 man a xt of tal ny as 8 Wheth. er- fulla ry autopsy on th ly of Gross last evening. oe MYSTERY | IN THIS CHILD. A 5) nish Girl in a Crowd of Ten © se from Hav The Ward line steamer Yucatan ar- rived to-day from Havana with ten Chinamen in bond on their way to China. With the Mongolians is a pretty girl about nine years old, registered on the maniéfest as daughter of Jose Garcia one of the Chinese, The child says Jose Garcia is her uncle, Her features ar Spanish, and she talks the language like @ native. She declares her father is « Chinaman, and her mother Spanish. When asked way her mother permitted her to go to (hina, she said she knew nothing about It, Her father and mother | had a fight, and the father gaye her in care of le to be taken to China fer father's name ts Plo Garela, and her stoin House Inspectors say It is istom of Chinamn to take chiidren to China and sel: them for large sums. The Spanish Consul will be asked to make au investigation —-——-— WAS A , MOTHER AT TWELVE. | ne Ad-| Mra, Adele Hupfela’s sti mission im Court, Judge Giegeric! Part II. of the| Common Pleas, this morning, com- menced the trii of an action brought Adele Hupfield agains: James | Ayer, to recover $19.00 damages for in- | juries recetved from falling througa a wooden cavering on the roof of the! Apartment House 2883 Third avenue, of Which the defendant Is the owner. ‘The plaintiff, who .a now forty years old, testified that she was married at fwelve years of age, and her first child was born before she reached her thir- seenth birtiday. he defendant denies any Hablilty for ure” tiptelt's injur and charge. that there was contr:bytory negligence on the part of the plaintift. ew Mali Service by Muy 4 1 to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON. D.C. April Seoond AB mgster-General Nellgon expecta fone the Aeiall pertucted for putting in per tion the street fon Liroadi (ape nd Third a confident i 1 ag pre re) Fuokisa, Boston and oer ciliew |very brutal to h W.E.D.STOKESCAMEIN TIME _— A Handsomely Dressed Blonde Didu't Pay Cabby's Her Tears im Court Tonched the Among the prisoners be: Ryan in the Yorkville Police Court this morning was a good-lool woman, of about thirty, calling herself Mary Smith, of Flushin) handsomely dressed, and, while waiting for Juatice Ryan, wept bitt She was taken to the West eighth atreet station about 2 o'clock this morning by Cabman A. C. claimed she owed him # which she would not or could not pay. Bhe called the cab at Thi and Broadway at 11.80 last night to go to the Casino in Central Casino was closed, and the woman or- dered him to drive to th Hotel. Upon reaching the clerk did not know her. structions, she was then fashionable apartment building on West Sixty-first street, just west avenue. The woman, ke: Lrase sald, entered and rang the several times. She came out, entered the cab, told Loase she could money for him and began wish she were dead and trouble. ‘When questioned by Justice Ryai wceman @aid she was mar! that of her husband cited that Justice Ryan postponed the case until she became Ww. ..D. Stokes entered the court- room to furnish bond for a man arrested jumbing contracts without for t being @ master plumber. weeping woman oners, Hor marked contrast to theo court prisuners he inquir there. When told, he hy, I will pay the hispe fora mom: paid th man, He wi for his name and address, . never mind thai aid = Mr. Stokes, “But when she prassed him, he said: “My name is Bmit! ‘The woman was told she must leave me name and address. je hesitated, and id she was “Mary Smith, of Flushing, KK Uh World’ ‘o vening World” reporter Mr. aid he aan never seen the wo- fore, and paid thi @ matter o: "charity to a Her Ha: Ferdinand Neitheim street, Hahn, with whom he boar: Market Court, to-day. ately jealous of Neltheime; he has entered the house ago haw hed constant quarrels with his Monday wife, an assaulted the husband with husband says that iast Hahn went to leave at the same time. She said to-day thi ng ha her eral attempts. butcher-kalfe. boarder. and cialmed that hi struck ber husband In self-< Seay ME 10. 8! SAYS HE’s A GAY DECEIVER. Lucky” Baldwin's Re, Lillian A win, and land proprietor, has filed a remarka- | ble demurrer © the suit of against Baldwin has s> many object of similar sults that, he no longer worries about like that In his demurrer Baldwin pictures him. | |self as @ gay deceiver, and says his |Teputation “a’so well known ‘that no| Pay the bill because two hats which she | Woman of expertence would trus. him. |had ordered at the store were not sent Mr. Baldwin states she knew he was ato her, but in thelr stead two inferior | married man and unable to keep @ prom-| ones were de‘ivered, Which were. pur- jise of Masry fe, consequently she did not | ported to Aave been made b Rebauk, place any reliance in him, though she aris. Bhe refured to take the hats heclares she did. iat ay for them | = MISS RITCHIE’S MAID STCLE. ry in Oran When Adele Ritchie, the turned from a drive in |16 she found that ner flat at Sixty-fifth s.reet, had been Ing and jewelry were missir ‘The case was put In th Central Office detectives, and yesterday afternoon the maid, Loui whose real name is L4 Wee arrested at Orange, She had gone there to @ coachman named Philip f A small portion of the been panned in Orange, der she had Rap of the propert arrested [Mids Bitchle's “new ‘gowns. N. iven latter place the woman inquired for Clerk Simpson, who she said would give her money. Simpson was not on duty and the night give her name and address, or jeated with other pris- pearance was to the ordinary police | b fare for her.” ‘okes and Belp! SWORE FOR THE BOARDER. Habe Side@ with the C ‘9 Trouble: of 403 Fifth was accused of assaulting Frank fiehn is am Neltheimer took her the boarder must leave the house, and the wife threatens her husband was She was a witness for the ley’s Suit. SAN FRANCISCO, April 24. better krown as “Lucky Baldwin, | the millonaire horse-owner, \lm for seduciion times been the Recovers Her Missing e park on Apr sit her lover, Wee reestered” the maid was dressed ip ong of death Wa would gt had Senre Fare. George W. Gibbons, Buchanan, {3 makin) ine new fra the ground of new!; Gibbons sal he had not v, to obi Mr. giving him one week so that @ an opportunity to prepare re id told Bis wife he hh By ee ecuted next Wi Stil had “strong scaping. the ea A ri Convieted Wife-Murderer Deter- mined Not to Dia lew Evidenee on Which an Appeal May Be Made. BING BING, N. Y., April 2%. ehanan before he retired iast night wrote @ long letter to Gov. Morton thanking him for listening to the appeal of his wife and for granting him a respite of Legality of His Execution Next Wednesday Questioned. Dr. Bu- the letter the condemned man also referred to what he consitered the doubtful portion of the testimony Produced against him on his trial and t of executing him without nother chance for his life, Buchanan's from Albany last came direct to Sing Sing wite night spent considerable time with her In the priaon. front of his cell she relat Gov, Morton had recel he had told her tha she rat In to him how ed her, and that he granted the er husband lope of maid to-day that the he mecute Buchanan until he yet wilt be the spite granted by th with the Attorney-Gen- her it would be legal to law next Wednesday, expiration of the re- e Governor. counsel for Dr. strenuous effor: for his client #1 x discovered evidence. this morning thi t determined on his tm- mediate line of action, He ts circulating a members of t! et opinion Mrs, Buchanan did not die of morphine-poisoning. ‘The petition ts fore Justice this. city, king blonde Bhe was ing th ‘erly. Sixty- Loase, who tn irtieth street Park, The e St. James Among Gibbons: w trial | Mr. On her In- driven to a doctor, ing, a. pi of Columbus @ Sheil had a pass elevator bell not get the to cry and out of her “Well, jon Brieser, are amon; He saw the pean tox! such | pnt in why she was ent with the and the wo- iked him Mr. oschman, as less person, ‘ds, in Essex er in ry four mont! nd pPlaint to strike hig iis the a clu Mri has mony, the city and county ypare tng ‘Per not deat Levy says that the reason he did not igned statements Wa Foley te claim U by the prosecution's experts to ascertain the presence of morphine in the dead woman's body were. faulty those that are now recognized by the leading scientific authorities to be the only conclusive tests. Gibbons is not yet satistied that Attorney-Gel his Interpretation of the law respecting the date of Buchanan’ week, should it t -General maintains that mality is not necessary. — te y "vegetable ‘The petition then recites in det symptoms which preceded Mrs, Buchan- an's death, and which the medical ex- erts employed by the prosecution say dicate clearly that the woman killed by morphine. Among those who have already signed the paper ts Dr, George W. foal examiner of th Insurance Comp: tor of Bellinge Morphine Diseas her testimony on which Mr. 1 bage hin ay in aflidavit of cigar dealer of thia city. whose wife was under Dr. Buch In his aMdavit occasion of a visit chanan’s office Mrs, the room while he was waiting for the She went to a clos I from a small box that was on swallowed If “That's morphine,” she said to Levy's look of Inquiry. When he asked her if she was not afraid to take so that Mrs, Buchanan replie Fetition among the ical profession of thelr ie mes ing forth Ht that in follows: detailed ‘below. in relation and death “of Mrs was Grover, med- Metropolitan Life and medical direc- Treatment for the eal for a new ewis Levy, Pp anan’s professional care eV e made to Dr, Bu- Buchanan entered ot, and, tak- . anewer deadly a drug, Levy been taking it yet.” oF fifteen appear at’ thevtrial and testify to. his | mportant fact was because he, in-com-|_, x AcegRyan the} mon with many other friends of Hu-| Convulsions Less Frequent, but She chanan, feit tthe doctor for ore divorced wife.” | remarrying his re and? fe Another’ important “point ‘on which] BORDENTOWN, N. J.. April Lawyer Gibbons hopes to secure a new. i ee Week sae tral is the fact that he has in hig pos-|"® Parnell is very weak to-day. The rom Profs. lace. Kobert and Otto, who noat prominent of Euro- gists, in which these sc at the methods employed and not Hancock is right in xecution next e. an’s counsel holds to his client would have to by @ court. The Attor- this for- W. H. BURKE IN CONTEMPT. William H. Burke, of 407 West Fifty- first street, was adjudg tempt of @ourt by Judge Bookstaver, in the Court of Common Pleas, failure to pay counsel fee and alimony to his wife, the trial of her suit for separation. Burke is described in bis wife's com- as ‘an inspector for the Ninth venue Construction Company; uential politician, who c reat influence with some of the Police uatices of this rl Ted gince May 12, dered Burke to pi but the Special Se gullty of con- to-day, for Anna ©. Burke, pending an in- ims to have wity. ‘ke charges that her husband contribute to her support 192. Justice Welde or- % a week all- 8 modified di made sev-/ the decision by ordering Mra. Burke with a large|to tive ‘with her husband and his mother, © bad merely | According to Mra. Burke, her mother- defense, in-law 1 addicted to drink and uses vile and threatening language, and for this reafon, and because she Was afraid of her life, Mrs, Burke says she did not obey the order of the Court. Burke denies his wife's charges, and ply to Miss E. J. Bald. mining man Mins Lita M he ha unable to pay alimony. lost his position and ts — — Cooper-Hewltt Delivered Were Na Cooper-Hewitt is being sued ey {a milliner on a bill for $8 in the Sixth SUED BY HER MILLINER. Said the Hate Hers. as he ways. | Judiclal District Court. Mis. Hewitt @ little thing | was a witness in the case, which was jtried to-day Mrs. to ne. actress re- | | No. 3 West | looted. Her | | colored maid and $5,000 worth of cloth- | he hands of 4e Bophers, Ratdoly J Always 9 Hood's ma | fer, | eiven siren Rendolp yh ewelty he rena do: All When Martin Plaintiff contended that the ha the house Hewitt says that she refused to The ha she sald, 'e ordered to | sent ta her house fin ely, but « |did rot hear from the milliner for sey- Z day® were the ones or- reserved decision in That Tired Feeling or erases the cause 8 Sarapariila the great blood part of the vomplaint and becuus tia, bel vigor, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the only true blood puritier peor nemtly in the At cures when ail other prop states that on the NO EXTENSION ‘The increaned facilities of the Copeland offices et 15 West 24th st, Will make (t possible for brs Copeland and Garduer to carry out (helt reuvark- able offer of o@e mon! medicine and (reatment | free to all for the reniain ‘The Increase over the same period last year the number already fecorded as free month is not to be wondered at, He knows now by experience that Dr, Copeland + means just what he says, that when he offers a month's medicine aud treatment Pree be means one month's regular treatinent anit full supply of medicine positively wathe pay of any kind. They know he uses this objer an he did @ year ago, because there appears to beng other equaily forcible way of Ulusirating what t believes to be the only alncere and entirely ho use of the word Free. st Special offers have sometimes been made and extended through pres: of ci patances or ta ccommodate large crowds of peuple tyyond the | ime for which they were given. Thin has b en| fepeatediy done Copela lee, Indeed, it haa teow rendered absolutely necessary in cous mon fairness aud justice to old as well as new patienta, In the prevent insiance, however, no estension or continuance will be made, There need be none shut out from the advantages of this offer by mintake or misunderstanding of It, forthe public ts siready familiar with the offer ia @8 yearago, of which It is simply the repeti. tion, ‘This is the only free month offer that will be given during the current year. [t will not be extended one day beyond May 1, aud under no clreumatances or by no consideration will It be given to any patieota, old or /eacepting thon applying of renewing before that date, Patten who have been at any time under the care of Dra nd and Gardmer should bring or send in once and vee that the free month Is properly credited upon them. pr WRITE OF THEIR CURES, Marvel of Results Shown in the Written Statements of Scores of Cured Patients, ‘Thad treated for several months with diffe ut doctors without getting much beneft, whieh Jed me to suppose that what I was told by many trlenda was true, namely, that Catarrh wae not a curable disease. Some time ago I placed myself | under the care of Dra, C remalning under thelr treatment exactly two mths; et thernt of that time | was cured. ned cured, and ba Migtvemt retupn of my tro ated case of ( inroat, Making all the time, eighborhiood that C'ane already, aud shall be glad to who come to me about th whieh wrlten } THEY FEARED CONSUMPTION. *“The doctors that J went to, without exception, advised me to take @ chu of climate as the ouly possible relief from my trouble ‘They told 0 ik wae Jang trouble, sepeliing tam bronchial MRS. PARNELL VERY ‘Low. my cuse, cure? $0, t Boule- May Die at Any Moment. | COPELAND'S ONE MONTH FREE OFFER LIMITED, It Permits of No Continuance—A Repetition of the Object Lesson of a Year Ago, it Is Generally Understood, and Is Unconditionally Limited to the bakdast thu 3 Days of April. Hand and Gardner, | ( AFTER MAY 4, Aud that no medical skill would cure as long axl remulned tu this climate Dra land and Gardner restored me to com ngih. | My wite the truth of o%e WhO posaibly aa ‘nat bromeniel sand the ay hone ter fe, the testimony of afiente ths ‘Pooky: Jersey Cl Nb oad Vast oath at (of the pul Nhe rae atten, Thomas Malieck D. J. Hoss, Xo. and 1 of Mr A 5 Tack wood, John ik THEY LOST THEIR VOICES. The trouble with my throat was so vevers that Tthougut | would have to give up my engage- ment. My voice was completely gon seemed (u be altnost Imposnible for me to artic ie eta ere re eee oes ere handrer rulleved m: er Altice atid able th my work.'" Bo et with Denm on, 10 0 Aunt vid Homeste fille d'Aretite Company. at the. Hijo, wr “1 had exactly aimilar expe that T was about to give up my Dre. Copeland and Gardner relieved me at 01 ad no tramble with my throat a lu, Alnioat lminediatels De Copeland and Writes Mim Loulen So ‘ineatte "Mise Marie thesaibt of five. Cat Morse. “My vocal chord $04 Lam able to'go on wilt) my ‘wank THEY SUFFERED FROM ASTHMA. Uptairs wilbout getting all out of brea ' could not Hein bed at night, but would haveto ait up to order to breathe Dra Copeland and ardner cured me,"* writes Mra, Mary Lee, 143 iMAROD BYE, , Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 hed an joreo many years with's severe case of bron ral Wentnted' so long thgre wetne cure ieee.” Dr. : ne, i ee wee oly, from fore hangs that the doctor thy Copeland and Mr, Georg» Kell THEY WERE DEAF. 1 was very deaf ax the result of caterrbal petand and Gardner relleved me So writey Mr. trouble, Dra, em back y hewring. "* About seven vears ago 1 Haht rar, When t went to Diet 8 OOK LYN, Bay s the result of cw The sta Metical stitute, 15 West 24th St., New York, Near Madison Square. W. H. COPELAND, M. D. E. E. GARDNER, M. D. Office Hours—Dally 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sundays, 9 A.M. to 8 P.M CLOTHING. MEN'S, YOUTHS! AND CHT REN's, convulsions have been les frequent, but Dr. Shipps has no hope of her re- covery. She may dle at any moment. Mrs. Parnell was hardly able to recog nige those aboyt her to-day, and the| authorities fear that she will never be able to make a statement regarding the assault. They hoped that Mrs. Parnell would be able to give them a descrip- tion of the man or men who attacked her. The tramps who were arrested on eux- picion of knowing something about the aasult are still locked up. It ts thought they will be kept in custody until Mr Pernell either dies or ts able t description of her assallants. thoritles have no evidence prisoners and only arrested hi eS the descripti expect Parpell to give ‘auewer that’ of ‘some prisuner logk fed up. arnell is nearly eighty years oft age, and the blow she received Upon them. which they in would Low POPULAR PRICES. + 8.00 to 20,00 ETO) to 25.00 0) 2.00 to en's 3 a vles and prices. , Zoupye an’ Sailor Bults Workmanship Guaranteed CREDIT TERMS TOSUIT ALL AT CANR PRICES Caper, Silk Walsts pon, Moire, Sating, Children's Suits, Jackets, Re ” DRY Goops. Plain and fancy Stiks and Satins. Mourning Goods, Dress Goods, Hourckeeping Guods, &c. Open Saturday evenings until 9.30 o'clo head it was thought would ‘al, owing to her age. A few fter the assault she rallied some- but yesterday she was seized with ‘convulsions and then all hope for her recovery was abandoned. <2 FINKELMEIER A MARSHAL. Appointed by the Mayor to Succeed ge. P. 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"We being the producers of ait Sherry, Tokay For sale by Acker, Mer- PACIFIC COAST WINECO 849 B'way & 1496 3d Ave., N.Y. Manager PAY, A ‘Popular and Patriotic Success, WM. H. CRAN eof HAM MADISON SQUAl Wilt, EXHIBIT ie Bao GREATEST BHOY ogica! Congres “ ‘Myriady of Wondrous Attra Ctrous, Mesanertes, Hi TEs CTOR'S: 6 eee PRO wou § t4 ci Hl a Ari 2a Cy TWath'y MTH THEISS’S writh. sod, 224 128 Hast 140 at ane "play mae i Next week ~ suvaneenerres: The Importance of Matinees Wed. oe theless iT A! Wednesday, April 24, ‘Doo Giovanni; Sat. Mat, gee gi tact ea it runt n ahs le-priced day, April’ 2 Faust; dat absolute 3 we Tec: re OURS OF FUN—Y GRA: ALADDIN, JR, 4 grocers, ings ee HOVT!s THEAT! CISSY FITZGERALD randy Nour b Ave at2 ian is WiciiaRD 0. | MANSEIELD VENMA ASD THE OLD Hom April 29~Grand Engilsb Opera. TONY ya Oe Manin un April iN NGAGE FALLEN ino i AMERICAN THMATR THE AMAZ_N Next Week—THE a) 3. ae CASINO 4 ) ULE Aten, laud Raymond, Edwin si mia Chit, Ballet_ KESERV Eb si As 8 80 CEN COLUMBUS mie Bat, Mate sat Janaustek. FAREWELL EEK ae NE! ‘The Ironmaster; ACADEMY 1A MUSIC. ath St per, Sek Mat. | LAsP % Monday Eventi JAN RUSSEL. OPER tne new production of "LA F IC HERRMANN .; Mats. Wed. & Sat. at 2 za ty HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE, ng. ‘co. iW PALMERS | TOMGHT, 23904) TH . JOHN DR LEME LitTLe A at Ure CHRISTOPHER. ey re Mt AS LITTLE CHRISTOPHE, 9 ir N.alt, How ay, May 6, “TMP* Hit ADMISSION 50 GENTS Gallagher and West, Mativewe. aug se | way an8 Leland, Leo Dervalte, @ Ipthe MaHIN VoDD. ayy TTS SACRE ES Ries | Hocqam Theatre, 5a) tikes ODD FELLOWS’ Home Fur, THURSDAY BavtNeS # LEAOX LYCE OTH & MADISON AVE. | GERMANIA THEATRE. NOW OF 2. AUatiaa.Us Yor,