The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1895, Page 5

- MOR, SATOLLI p- GOING TO ROME. Will Leave, It Is Understood, in May with Cardinal Gibbons, HE WAY NEVER RETURN, The Climate of Washington, It Is Said, Does Not Agree with Him HIS WAS NOT A BED OF ROSES. The Pope Has Approved of All His Acts in this WASHINGTON, April 26.—Mgr. BSatolli is packing up to return to Rome. He ex- ects to leave Washington about the middle of May, and will be accompanied by his secretary, Dr. Rooker. It is understood that Cardinal Gibbons will sail on the same steamer. During Mgr. Satolli's absence Mer. Sbarretti, Auditor of the Legation, will, it 1s understood, have charge of ‘ts uf- fairs. While the departure of the Papal blegate is ostensibly on leave of ab- Isence, it is doubtful if he will ever re- turn, His health has suffered in Amer- 1a from climatic reasons, It is expected that he will be raised the Cardinalate at the next Con- tory. ‘What his future mission will be is un- wn, but there is @ rumor that he may to Portugal, the climate of Lisbon ing agreeable to him. "yThe present Nuncio to Holland is re- rded ag the probable successor to Mer. Satolli in Washington. It 18 understood that Cardinal Gibbons has been meditating a trip to Rome for ye time. He was requested to post- je his visit until May, that he might mpany Mgr. Satolll. Upon his arrival at Rome, Mgr. Sa- lly to continue it. r, Satolli's course has met the un- ified approval of the Pope and the anda. Knowing this to be the orhicums end attacks, s rm of criticisms and attacks. Rooker, Secretary to Mgr. Satolli, ‘he Ablegate will not return to Rome jthout consent from Rome, and he has yet asked it. On the bth of May he it of M. Patre- chine French ‘Ambassado ch tion chi "On Mi the Ablegate will leave for Boston to attend the Archbishop Will- celebration, which will take place yy 16. He has other appointments run- ing up to June which will engage his tention.’ ‘Notwithstanding Dr. Rooker'’s state- sertion that Mer. Satolli is angements for | departu: a source which hardly ai FATHER DUCEY A BONDSMAN. He Bails Out Grace O'Hara, Accused of G Larceny. Grace O'Hara, for whom the police have been looking for a year, was sur- rendered to-day at the District-Attor- ney's office. She was accompanied by Father Thomas Ducey, who went her for $1,000. Phe torimerly had _a_ boarding-house at 135 Madison avenue. It is alleged she mortgaged furniture which she secured on talmente, left the city and went ad tO annie she returned and opened a poarding-house at 661 Madison avenue, —_= WANTS $70,000 DAMAGES. Mrs. Cox Claims She Was Badly Hert in a Dry-Goods Store. ‘The suit of Mrs. Lydia C. Cox against &@ dry goods firm to recover $70,000 dam- es for alleged personal injuries re- Skived in defendant's store, was placed @n trial before Justice Patterson In the reme, Court to-day. ee tox figured prominently before the public in a sult which she brought ayuinat Cassius H. ead, formerly one Of the proprietors of the Hoffman House, for $50,000 damages, claiming that he had conspired to ruin her daughter. The Suit was dismissed, and Mrs. ‘Cox's daughter, Clara M. Totten, then sued fread foF $100,000 damages for breach of promise of marriage. Bhe recovered a Verdict for $15,000, which was subse- quently set aside on appeal Mrs, Ella H. Johnson, one of Mrs. Cox's daughters, was the only witness examined this morning. She described fhe accident in which her mother wan struck in the bi by the corner of a = ft table, which was being carried through an _aisie. Francis L. Wellman, counsel for de- ees commented Ubon the . Johnson tol ity 'the same Way as had t that in substan- tally her mother yesterday. Is Williams « Bigamist: Samuel B. Willams, who was arrested yester- jetective McGuinness on the of bigamy at the home of wite No. 3, ioE’ ne had married Sunday at 114 Eauex street, Was remanded by Folice Justice Potts in Jersey second ceremony was performed Fifth Street Luth- re about thirty guests While the guests fan Church, aid there Present at the edding fous Ware enjoying themaely lr | claimed: *"That man so. 2, who 4. No. ae who called herselt Mrs. Williame Ne. 1, produced » marriage certifica ‘de. —— Swallowed « Squeaker N.Y. Apett B.—The ony 2 bier of Lymian Billings, of Little foliar awallewed. o penay squeaker’ on Tuesday Jest and was strangle’. Physicians were sum- Moned immediately, bo removed the toy from the throat of tbe child, but th followed soon after. at the |C Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report 1 Royal ABSOLUTELY PURE HETTY GREEN: WINS. She Kecapes Assesement o: 000 in Thin City. Hetty Green has beaten the Tax Com- ‘missioners again, President Barker to-day received from Corporation Counsel Scott the follow- | ing opinion based on the evidence ad- vanced at the hearing last Monday be- fore Assistant Corporation Counsel Dean, when Hetty swore that she wa: not a resident of this cit “I return herewith testimony in thi matter of Hetty Green. The fact that Hetty Green is a non-resident of the city of New York is established. 1 therefore advise you that no assessment for personal property can lawfully be made against her.” This iets Mrs Greea out of payin taxes on $1.500,000 worth of personal Property, which the Tax Department de- clared that she owned in this city. At the hearing last Monday Hetty took cath that she lived in Bellows Falls, Vt., and was only visiting this city to look out for several law suits which she has ing in the courts. a quite appsrent now why Hett; changes her piace of abode so often while in New stork. She ha filtted between Hempstead, 1, West Forty-seventh atreet, this gity, and the Hotel St. George, in Brooklyn, She left the Hotel St. George last Monday without saying where she was going. ——— PERJURY IS CHARGED. Ludwig Weiss Held in $2,000 for Testimony in Divorce Proceedings. Ludwig Weiss, fifty-eight years old, an agent, living at 21 East One Hundred and Sixth stret, was arrested this morn- ing by Officer Engl of the Tombs Police Court Squad, on a warrant issued yesterday by Justice Voorhis, on the complaint of ex-Assistant District-At- torney A. H. H. Dawson, charging him with perjury. In the suit for separation brought be- fore Judge Gildersleeve, of the Supreme Court, bril by Charles Krelser against his wife, Letitia, W submitted an affidavit made by him that he had seen Martin Weiss, of 187 Broadway, his for- mer employer, but no relation, frequently hold Mrs. Kreizer on his lap, ‘and on one occasion he had followed t! and saw them enter a house on Cortlandt street, Both Martin Weiss and Mra. Kreizer deny this, and Mr. Dawson declares that Ludwig Weiss did not even know what was In the affidavit when he signed it, The prisoner gaid he would stand by what he had sworn to in the affidavit. Justice Voorhis held Weiss in $2,000 for examination to-morrow morning. ——_—e_ -- OBLIGING MR. DAVID. Cared for Miss Metzel's $400 and Aske $203 Trunk Storage. Justice Van Wyck, in City Court Chambers, to-duy granted Catherine Metzel, a domestic, of 324 East Seventy- third street, her claim of $400 against John David, & saioon-keeper, of 44 Seventy-first strost, Catherine wanted to go into business, and ac.epted David's offer to care for her money. Between December, 1892, and March, 189, Catherine says she turned over to David $400, the result of five ‘deg eeerenous meine. hy lonta ago, she thought, she applied to David tor her money. Her surprise was great when David said he would have to charge her $1 @ week for keep- ing @ trunk and some feather beds be- longing to her, the bill being in al for as muny weeks’ storage. id was willing | to sive Catherine the balance Of the $400 after deducting this sum, but herine would not consent to this and aneenies to the Court. ounsel for David asked Justice Van pote ie Cheese the splgment on the of surprise, and decis! - Served on this point “gl apiimisiathca ——s MRS. JEROME’S WILL FILED. Her Daughter, Lady Randolp! Churchill, Gets Nothing More. The will of Mrs. Clara Hall Jerome, mother of Lady Randolph Churchill, w: filed for probate in the office of the Clerk of the Surrogate’s Court to-day. Mrs, Jerome died on April 2 last at Tunbridge Wells, England. The value of the estate is not given, but it {s un- derstood that she left considerable prop- executed on Feb. 28, 1893, by Arthur C. Cadogan and Samuel Wyllys Pomeroy. A codi- Gite the will was signed on Feb. 19, In the fifth clause of her will Mrs. Jerome says: “As 1 have already given my daughter Jennie Spencer Churchill a larger portion of my estate than will be received by my other children, I have purposely omitted making any provision ‘or her in this, my last will." DARE NOT BURY THE BODY. Doctors Can't Tell Whether Mrs, Dominy Is Dead. Mrs, Dred Dominy, of Sag Harbor, L. 1, was reported dead last Friday, and was laid out for burial. Some of her former acquaintances think she is simply in a trance. The opinions of physicians are divid. ed, but the undertaker has refused to bury the body, and Mra. Dominy's husband says he will keep it all Sum- mer, if ne ry. No. signs of death are present, and the body has undergone ‘no change, although kept near a hot stove. REFUSED BELVA LOCKWOOD. Her Application to Qualify Denied by the Virginia Court of Appeals. (Special to The Evening World.) RICHMOND, Va., April 26.—The Court of Appeals this morning refused to al- low Mrs, Belva Lockwood to qualify before it to practice. The old Court of Appeals, which was Republican, granted Mrs, Lockwood the right to practice in Virginia about a year ago, but at that time she failed to quality, Her applicatioin before the new Demo- cratic Court was that she be allowed to qualify in accordance with the right granted her by the old Court. MRS. PARNELL STILL ALIVE. No Perceptible Improvement, She Has Less Pa’ BORDENTOWN, April 2%.—Dr. Will- iam H..8hipps and Rev, Elvin Taylor, rector of Christ Church, visited Mr Parnell early this morning. Dr, Shipps says he can see little |change in the condition of the aged woman since last night, She does not appear to sufter during the past few da 8 much pain Baking Powder WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1805. _|U0 HPRL-F00L CANT TLL?) THERE ARE THREE DAYS MORE | Donie\tSons,| Of the Second Free Week of Doctor McCoy’s Serles!} FOUR Death Puts an End to Little Tillie Rausch’s Suffering. Coroner O’Meagher Will Perform an Autopsy. Five-year-old Tillie Rausch, who suf. fered all yesterday from eating ‘April fool” candy, died at 4 o'clock this morn- ing at the home of her father, Butcher George Rausch, #00 East Ninety-firat street, from the effects of an frri- tant poison, believed to have been arsenic, Tillle had not been consctous since Monday, save for an occasional ra- tlonal moment. In one of these the dying girl told her mother that a school mate had given her a piece of “April fool" candy in school last Friday. Soon after she was seized with terrible con- vulsions. Tillie sald the girl who gave her the gandy wan eld, of 163 Highty-seventh street. ‘The follow! morning Tillle grew worse and Rausch called in Dr. J. C. Rosenblueth, of 2% Fast Sixty-ninth who pr nounced the symptoms those of arseni- cal polsontin: The father, ascertaining that Tillle had eaten of the “April fool” candy, called in Miss MacKean, of the Primaty De- partment in Grammar School 37, Fourt avenue and Eighty-seventh street, and she examined Eva Harfield, who denied that she had given Tillie the candy, and implicate’ Eva Chapman, of 163 East Eighty-elghth street, who also denied Tillie's, story, Dr, Rosenblueth yesterday tested som of the child's secretions, and was con- virced that Tilly had partaken of arsenic inclosed in something, sup- posedly the ‘April fool candy.” I summoned Coroner O'Meagher in the afternoon, but Tillie was already un- conscious, and dying. When Policeman Tappen, of the East Elghty-elghth street station took Harfeld to her former schoolmate's aide, the dying child was unable to tr tity’ the little friend she had so inno- cently accused. The police are trying to find where the candy was bought, and an autopsy will be performed, John Von Hoste, of 118 Rast Eighty- feventh atrect, whose candy store the children most’ generally patronize, hag sent geveral pieces of his “April Fool” candy to the Board of Health to have {t analyzed and to determine whether It.contained any poison, The police of the Eas: Kighty-elghth street station will take no action in the case until the atitopsy_has been made. They will not arrest Eva Harfleld, as A she is under the legal age. probably be held if Tillie’s funeral will Saturday, and the Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. AFLAME IN ITS TINY CRIB. A Sick Child Pu Over Her When two-year-old Katie Schmidt be- came nervous at 2 o'clock this morning she reached out of bed, and with her little hand tugged at the cloth on a table beside her bed. In ar instant she Uragged off the lighted lamp. It struck five-months-old Henry Schmidt, aieep- ing in a crib on the other side of the table. The child's clothing and the house were set afire. Before a policeman or a @octor reached the house the flames were out and the child was dead. All happened in less than five minutes ina tenement at 85 Washington street. Frank Schmidt, the father, is a paint- er, and his family consisted of hie wite and four children, They occupied two rooms on the ground floor, Little Katie had been restless all night, and for this son the lighted lamp was left on the The clothing in the crib, the tablecloth and the carpet were ina blaze when the mother and father jumped from their beds on the wild outcry of the children Mrs, Schmidt pulled the child from the crib. “Most of its clothing was burned off. The father dragged out a blanket and wrapped the ctiiid In it, as the mother carried the other children to the hall. She rushed back to the rooms, selzed burning crib and ran with {t to the ik yard, the flames all about her. ler clothes were burning when she threw the crib down. She put them out with her hands. Back to the room she went and stamped out the fire on the carpet, while Schmidt was trying in vain to revive the baby. Patrolman William Shanahan sent in an alarm. When the first engine reached the house the fire was out and the child was dead. The physician said the little one inhaled fumes of the burning oll. ‘The firemen said that only for the mother’s prompt action nothing could have saved the hous. from burning. ey HER UNCLE’S A CHINAMAN. Justice Voorhis Sends Mai cia to the Gerry Sock The Spanish Consul, Arturo Balda- zana, said to-day that he would take no action in the case of Manuela Garcia, the nine-year-old Spanish girl, who ar- rived yesterday on the Yucatan with four Chinamen. No complaint has been made to us by any of her relatives,” he said, “and we have no authority to, interfere unless a complaint is made. The girl says she is with her uncle, although he is u Chinaman, and we do not see that any- thing can ‘be done.” The party arrived from Havana en route to China. The girl said she was the daughter of Jose Garcia, a China- man froin Canton, who had’ separated from his wife, @ Cuban woman. Garcia himself, or rather one of the Chinamen who ‘says he is Garcia, is with the party, and says the girl is his daughter. The latter, however, subse- quently said the man was her uncle and not father. The matter has been called to the at- tention of the Gerry Society. It is feared the girl is being taken to China to be sold to some wealthy Chinaman. ‘The Chinamen are now at 1 Mott atreet, where they contemplate remaining a few ay In the Tombs Court to-day, Justice Voorhis committed the girl to ‘the care of the Gerry Soolety, until the Havana authorities have been —— = ela Gar- communicated with, Brought Back for Shoplifting. Helen Shay, who was arrested in St. Tuesday after having $500 on @ obi Louis on sregarded her bond of aslons 4 tald to to ihe Tombs, She spectable physician. -— = o1 Physical Education. tenth annual meeting of the Amer ‘The Association for the Advancement of Physical cation was begun to-day in the Teachers’ College, nd Twentieth street and Amster nda Berenson, of Smith ded. The first paper was read by Lincoln, M. D., of the University of New on the “Need of Individual Anthrop- r York, ometry."* Washington Arch Dedication. ‘The dedication ceremonies of the Washington Memorial Arch next Tuesiay will be begun on the Governor's arrival at 230 P.M. The inyo. cation will be delivered by Bishop Potter, and Gen Horace Porter will make the oration of the day. The Governor, Mayor Strong Gen, M and T. C. Platt will be among those prenent Mrs, Frank Leslie No. 1 Dead. Mra. Leslie, first wife of Frank Leni y the pi + yesterday of hei ‘9 from her hue ty years ago, aad recelved trom him at the tims $100,000. of Free Tests. Medicines Sufficient to Cure for Rheumatism Given Away—in All Cases of Catarrhal Trouble Trial Treatment Is Always Free. Just three days remain of the second tree week of thin series. For three days more Doctors Me: Coy and St. John will give away to all mfferers from rheumatism or any of Ite complications med- felines euMficient to cure. On Sunday, cloves tho second weak of this series designed to demon: Strate the fact that Doctors McCoy and St. John Cure all chronic diseasen, that thel confined to any one manifestati Honal disorder, such as Catart! oF Blood Trouble, AESULTS BEYOND PARALLEL, You have never read each medical testimony as this, for no such testimony has ever been pub- Mwhed. Read this arvellous evidence of re. multe, verify th mente made by people n Your own home. hen reflect that the skill of these apeciallate ts at your disposal at acoat loss than the consultations vou have been accustomed ate visit to thelr offices conta you at all sufferers from Catarrhal, Bronchial and Lung troubles are welcome to a trial treatment and medicine, If they desire, without cost on thelr first visit, practice isnot ‘Of constitu. fervour Trouble FRANTIC FROM HEADACHES. ‘The headaches I suffered from,’ says Mra Tessie IHunroth. of 407 Fast 824 at, ‘almost drove me frantic, I caught cold on the slightest vocation. would stop up and 1 rou rd tired all tie timer To: treatment, 1 am another CATRARH OF HEAD AND THROAT, clty, maya: 1 Throat, ntinuially Mr. Henry Richards, 46 Clinton p! “MT nuffered from Catarrh of the Head My head was stopped up. I was pawking, raising and gagging in the mo foft tired and languld all the time. As the result of your treatment, all this passed away. RELIEF FROM DYSPEPSIA. Mrs, Jobn Dietrich, 98 Allen st, city, naj ‘Thad @ seridus stomach troubie and repeated failures to cure me made me think it was tn- curable and that [could never get well. Thave been only a short time under your treatment aud Tam ity per cent. better (han I was when 1 HARD TO REALIZE. ‘Your treatment ix wonderful, It Is like » rev. elation tome, I did not auppure that chronte Cae tarrh could be cured,'* writes Mr. Kdward Brick, of College Potot, L. 1, rd for me to th head is c ¥ throat is no, hi ing pains tn and ambition, rely like another at indeed, true that I feel person. "? SUPPOSED IT INCURABLE. “T did not suppose that It was posalble to cure Catarth in so short # time," saya Mrs, Murray, 425 Weat 46th st. ‘Tam so much pleased with my Improvement that I_am very glad to your skill, Leame to you feeling w' hervouc I auffered troin severe painn in differ ent parte ol my body. wud It scemia w miracle to me that in such # short time these have disap peared, TRYING TO SAVE RIICHANAN. 27 Doctors Sign a Petition for Com- mutation of Sentence. A petition is being circulated among physicians asking Gov. Morton to com- mute Dr. Buchanan's sentence, on the ground that it is impossible to prove the crime, It has been signed by twenty-seven doctors, T. Kimball said to-day that Daniel Lawyer Gibbons went to Albany this morning to see Gov. Morton and induce him to appoint a commission of medical and non-professional men to review the evidence taken at the time of Buchan- an’s conviction. ALBANY, April 25.--Gov. Morton has received the following letter from Dr. Buchanan: SING SI Most Excellent Sir April 24,1896, Worx cannot express my qratitude and appreciation for the kind and be- Revolent act of mercy Your E: y meomed pleased to bestow upon y by the sranting of @ reapit for oni May It please Your Excellency for me to thank you for the kind and gentle manner you displayed towards my good wife while pleading with you for rerey. My arnent prayer to heaven | the Alméghty God, who anza grant you and your good health and to remain, we night waa, ind knows all thing family many years of appiness together. I have the honor if, most obedlentiy yours, R. W. BUCHANAN, ALICE WALSH UNAVENGED. The Police Now Sugwest that She Committed Suicide, After four day's search for the mur- derer of Alice Walsh, or Desmond, the young woman who was found dying in the hallway of the tenement-house at 143 Thompson street, early last Sunday morning, {t begins to look as if the per- etrator’ of the crime would never be iscovered. In fact, the police have practically ac- knowledged their failure to unearth the slightest clue to the mystery by openly advancing the theory that no murder was committed at all, and that the wound from which the young woman was found bleeding to death was in- filcted by herself They cannot give any satisfactory explanation, however, of the terrible bruises and contusions with which her body was literally covered, and which the autopsy performed by Deputy Coroner O'Hanlon showed be- yond ‘a doubt to have been recently inflicted. LILLIAN RUSSELL MAY WED. Her Fourth Husband, It Is Said, Will Be Walter Jones, of "1412." It !s announced that Lillian Russell is about to undertake another matrimonial venture. This time, if the report be true, she will be led to the altar by Wal- ter Jones, who rose to fame as the im- Personator of “Warry Faggles,” the tramp, in the play of *1492." The story, it is said. comes from a brother of Mr, Jones, who recently con- fided to some of his friends .ha: the wedding would soon take place. Miss Russell has already nade three experiments in the marriage line, all of which proved to be lamentable failures. Her first husba: a brother of “Dave' fan's Picnic" f hen she marrie comic opera vorced from him d was John Braham, Braham, of “Mull! die Signor Perugini, her leading tenor, was y i. She was No. 3. lowed, None of them su happy. Separation and divorce soon fol- eeded in making her ——-— Her Maid Ins Indicted. Miss Adele Ritchie, the actress, who lately ap- peared in ‘The District-Attorney" went before the Grand Jury to-day and secured an indictment against her former maid, Loulse Sopers, alias | Luise Randolph, for stealing from her fat in Went Sixty-fifth ‘street, $2,800 worth of jewelry Loulse wan arrested in South Orange yesterday Most of the jewelry was found In her possession. A Tennyson Evenin, ‘An evening of readings from Tennyson will be given to-morrow evening at the bi AR. 10 Went One Hundred ant Twenty- Miss Eva Hupdard “Mra J. Walliams Macy el utralto, why will Ring a number of Tea: assited known Mrs. De Guests, Mr. and Mrs, Twombley, Mr and Mra ¢, Oliver Iselin, J. Mitoheoek, fr. C. Inelin and Mra Walter Kane made up the party, Invited tre. De 1. country Club. W 3 te whin. Cornet the coach os heat Mondey with @ lumch at the Club, Kane 1 CATARRH OF THE STOMACH. **#ome doctors called It Catarrh of the Stom- ach, some Dyspepsia, but nobody reamed to do me any good until | came to yon,’? saye Mea Elles Moore, 21 Bast th wh Aly, stomach would fwollen and bloated, 1 lost my tite, su with distress and nauson alter eating, and T felt weak und miserable all the Mime. Twas nervous and deapondemt,. { could Hot sleep, and waa indeed an invalld, Tt wonderiul to me that in #o short # tite you cou! restore me to health. "* THE BEST TREATMENT. Mr. James A. R. Eillott, the Western repre sentative of the Winchester Arms Company, the famous pigeon shot, whove victories over Carver and Fulford aod whose tie in the faxt match nt Paterson with Messiner and Claas are known to ail Interaated tn piteon shooting, writes: “The Afeat relief you have given me prompts me to ad vine all those suffering from Catarrh, to. you Atonce. ‘The heneitt which | have reodved fi your treatment demonstrates to me that it ts su- perior to anything else. BRONCHIAL AND HEART TROUBLE, “To-day, God bless you! I am a different woman from what T wan," This ts the way Mrs. A. Mooney, 567 Newark ave. Hoboken, N.J., commences her letter, Then sho goesun to say that she suffered from Bronchial Heart Tronble, to describe er cough. her nervous and de. spondent perio: fF Weakness, her husky Voice, attacks of shortness of breath, palpitation of the heart and wher “he Hieber at 9 at Le finds up the letter, agnin wit the phrase: |'' God less you, for all you have done for me. THE HEARING RESTORED. Mr. Daniel W, Booth, of Portchester, N. Y., ays: ‘I cannot refrain from writing you re. Fading the rapid Improvement in my case, 1 nd ringing in the ears. iny hearing was af fected, f suffered from headactos nnd a keneral depression, Now Iam nearly well." CURE FOR ASTHMA. Mr. James Craig, 25 Went Jersoy at., Elizabeth, N. J., anya: ‘1 did not believe asthma was cu wble, had suffered from It x0 1 falied to get any help that I tho: bolpfor it, don't think T had been to Doctors MeCoy andst. John more than once before I began to get better. "The spells of diMcult breath Krew lest and long wevere, my health and strength increased; to-day Tain anew tan Any one of Dr. McCoy's patients for Catarrhal trouble can, by renewing treatment before May rst, secure one month of the course absolutely free. DOCTORS McCOY AND ST, JOHN, OMices, 315 Madison Ave., Cori St. and Madison Ave. rae 9 A. MIAN AND MASTIFE IN BATTLE, George Dunham Eorne Down by a Savage Dog. Was Growing Weak and Helpless When Help Came. (Bpecial to The Evening World.) NEW BRUNSWICK, April %.—George Dunham, a painter, in the office of meway & Co., wall paper manufa: turers, had a flerce fight for his life this morning with a large English mastif?, which belonged to James Rhoades, of Lewis street. Dunham was chasing the dog, when it sprang upon and bore him to the ground, The mastiff chewed at Dunham's arm and wrist, and badly lacerated them in Several places. Dunham Is large and athletic, and fought desperateiy for several minutes, but growing percepti- bly weaker A passerby secured a club and drove the brute away. Dunham was carried fainting, into his house. He had a bad wound in the bacx of his head, caused by striking the pavement when the dog threw him down. Dr. H. R. Baldwin took several stitches in the wound. He says with proper care Dunham will recov = HER CONFESSION FORCED? Steele Mackaye Wife Opponen Hin Divorce Su The sult of Arthur Loring Mackay #on of the late Steele Muckaye, for a solute divorce from Flora Louise Cutler Mackaye, was on trial before Justice Stover in the Supreme Court to-day. Mackaye is a newspaper reporter, and the co-respondent in the case, Paul Latske, has also been connected with the press for a number of years. Mackaye says he has one child, David Loring Mackaye, five years of age; but that the child Dorothy, born to his wife on Sept, 14, 199% is not bis child, He ake the Court to grant him the custody of the elder child Mackaye submitted with his complaint a written confession made by his wite, acknowledging the truth of his charges In her answer, however, Mrs. Mackaye denies all her husband's allegations and declares the confession was forced from her by means of threats, and that she made it in fear of her life. eee Drew the Line at « Hairpin, Court OMerr English, of the Tombs police, ar- Fested John Osborne, a song and dance manat 284 Bowery, to-day on complaint of his wife, Mra Osborne, of 18 Marion street, She declares while in dane rr arm, walking away Gmborne piomined to live with his wife and Justice Voorhis discharged him with a warning —— Shot Her Husband in Hed. BAVANNAH, Ga, April 25-—Milton J. Sweigert & well-ktowa printer, was shot and killed whtle in hia bed by his wife early this morning Mis nok whe under the She w bhed. 7 gert nail Tired Feeling Will deprive you of all the pleasnres of spring 1 sit ty speedily avercome, It blood. itimay lead Wo serious tin season, Hood's Sarsaparilia Will put your blood In good order, giving it rel: ness aud vitality, and thevelorw it Me just what younera, Take itnow, dileates po + tater in th: ll aae JORDAN & MORIAR DRESS GOODS DEPT. f AR HATHAM | SQUARE, NEW YORK. GREAT SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday IN OUR 5" sacnca-incn FURNITURE, (CARPETS, &¢. French Imperial Serges. Colors are Black, Navy, Tan, Green, Brown,Grey, Plum, Rose, &c., and are worth $1.25. Price for Friday and Saturday, §5 “yard. The other specials con- sist of almost everything imaginable, in Novelty Dress Goods of the pres- ent season's styles, goods that have sold freely at from 50c. to $1.50. Hun- dreds of lengths, ranging from 3} to 8 yards, will be closed out in lots. Lot 1—15c. yard. LOT 2—25c. yard. LOT 3—35c. yard. To those who know the class of goods we handle the fact of quoting the above prices is sufficient to bring thousands to this sale. FREE TH 6-foot neatly finis ai ven away free with ev $1.00 Week on|$65.00 Worth © $1.50 Week on'$100,00Worth ~ . Cflirtine Crmmeyer Building, Gth Ave, & 20th St, LADIES’ TAILOR AND MILLINER, Tailor-made Suits to order in im- orted cloths or fine mohair, silk- Fined coat, Skirt percaline lining and French hair cloth, $35.00. FIT AND FINISH GUARANTEED, Also Ladien’ own matertal made up. A fine line of Millinery in trimmed and untrimmed hats always on hand. RATS 7 KD AND ALTERED v YOU WAIT. A. HARTMAN, Only al Cammeyer’s Building, 6th Ave. & 20th St, ENTRANCE ON 6TH AVE. HAVE NO BRANCH STORE. IS WEEK. | pelea ovate ta MADISON SQUARE, GARDEN. ‘WILL EXHIBIT IN BROOKL' BARNUM AND G1 Ww __ EXHIBITIONS DAILY AT 3 BRAND CENTRAL 43D ST. AND LEXINGTON A’ NATIONAL FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL TION, FOO! Dy OLD Ei COOKING LECTURES AT 2.90 P. BL ADMISSION: Lal OPEN 2 P.M. SL FS" Scamre AFTERNOON AND res From 10 A M. to 10.30 P. LAST WEEK OF tHe 8 Ne B. Paqnerette, Kaye & Henry, the 0 Sunday Concerta, continuous, 2 to 10.50 Fe CASINO, fist Yoacarya, bau + Stell Frante BEVERY SATURDAY, FAMILY MA" ext week THE CRAGGS, ¥ Tie. ol Events atte b0. Saturday Matinee at 2.18, Lost, Found and Reward STOLEN from 210 Clint one red ward for return, A Weinstein, 8 Hester Sale Commences at 90'Clock. Broadway ‘in Sts. jersey sumed We Make It Easy For You TO HAVE YOUR HOME FU RNISHED COMFORTABLY. IF YOU INTEND OR DESIRE TO $ TART HOUSEKEEPING WE WILL Furnish Your Flat Complete for $100.00 On Our Unequalled Credit System or furnish your Parlor, your Bedrooms, Dining-Room or your Kitchen separately at prices embraced below. Eighth Ninth 253, \*. Bi Aral |e THEISS'S 27522. SaaS and 196 East 14th ot ; Moaste: orehestrion TONY PASTOR'S. jee _ Apri ao eh Opera f Yo tebee YJ Pod path 0 Matinee a ong THE AMAS NS eR 2 rite!) aR GRAN} ah 2D Parlor. Bedrooms. a aru a rae 1 b-pe. Brocatelle Parlor 1 Dresser with Mirror, 1 PIRE THEATRE. © 4 Bult 1 tarue (Oxi8 Mirror 39 50 Bed, 1 Mattrens, 1 Spring, 24 50 he Importance of Being Earnest, % yards Brussels Carpet..... . Ct ree aie. alles 'e Matinees Wed. and Set at 2 ve ot £98, , Dining-Room. CARRICK THEATER. _ Kitchen. rene . 1 Oak Sideboard or Imita- sen sees y ie A tion Leather Lounge, 1 2 Chairs, 1 set se ita a Av Gal aN mi IMPFRIAL| MATIWEE, TO-DAY. ime wee ATLANTIC “a2! opt 4 Bot 2, Representing a Grand Value of $150.00, ell tor $100.00 CASH NOT NECESSARY. S. BAUMANN & CO., 733 to 739 Eighth Avenue, cor. 46th St. SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P.M. GARDEN, Laty Orhestra, Daly & Devore, Piette ley, Graus Duo, Nellie Frankiya, COLUMBUS THEATRE, Evi wi Man” Mi JosRe RM SHAUN-R Next Week—Eita Proctor Otls in “Oliver Swist."* HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE, Eve., 815. MR. JOHN DRE E, pe _IN TH COMEDIANS, THEATRE, en. (To- Day) and Gat, WEST 147TH ST. MAY BE AN OYSTER WAR. As a result of a secret meeting last night 100 City Island oystermen will send a fleet of 70 boats to the Matinne- cock Point oyster beds to-day. “RELIABLE” S If any of the. boats run ucross the 40 THEATRE, armel posse, woich. Is patrolling the PECPLE’S Tesi c Saree beds, there may be a lively fusillade. ‘ARPET THE GREAT Fair's 8300,000 Note a Forgery. ‘ NCISCC Fil 25.—Invent io t 125 | A GOOD NOTTI AM BAN FRANCISCO, April 25—Invertigation mate] #1, TINGHAM. iN, ng the past week shows that the note for ay Yps. Rosa. 4300.0, with the late Janes G, Fair's alleged ‘ s riguature attached, and (Re late Leland Stanford’s| IT 18 BECOMING APPARENT THAT Lo PRICES ORIGINATE HERE, NOT ONLY AMC olleged indorsement, {s @ forgery, and that the forger In probably the same person who so Suara ago sighed J.C. Flood's name to. ati for $200,000 im favor of W. W, Corcoran, of Wa ington. OUR CARPET® AND RUGS, BUT IN ALL ITEMS FOR HOUSE BEAUTIFIERS AVOID OUR DAILY BARGAIN ANNOUNCE: = MENTS IF YOU DO NOT CARE TO BAVE MONEY--3EEK THEM IF YOU DO. Tremendous Bargains URNITURE IN VARIETY-TO SUIT . ALL. WITH WM. GILLETTE AND COMPANY. from the CASH OR CREDIT. BROADWAY cae Ane “onan tat 4q|(COWPERTHWAIT & CO,,| ALADDIN, JR. SE oUs a ray 0, S 106, 106 AND 108 WEST L4TH ST. | | “i a mp ee ee UATE SGNTES 800, MAT. SAT, Stock BROOKLYN STORES: THURSDAY MATINER, FLATBUSH AVE., NEAR FULTON ST. 4th Eoae GERMANIA THEATRE. rete will be offered to-morrow in THE BUTCHER OF FIRST AV! all departments. In addition For Friday and Saturday, LADIES’ SUITS. Tailor-made, of Covert Cloth, Serges and Scotch Mixtures, in Cutaway, Blazer | and teht fitting, worth $7.98 from $17.60 10 $25.00, at.. Amusements. [ATH STREET, THEATRE, Every Night. inee’ Wed. and A popular and patrio'ic success. HERALD, CAPTAIN Personal. ALITY OF GOAL, all = 2,000 pounds. delivered, at Near 6th Ave, janager and CuI 3 HAIR, moles, &c, forever Aatiings “aap Poe Mixer, 37 Wes : A.—PICTURE FRAMES AT RETAIL: 95 to © pee saved LINCOLN @ CO., manufacturer, a“ ABDULLAH, adviser in matrimonial, family an e 58 West business (roubles; consultation, 8% Ml W, Ly 230 iy When the curtain dropped on ¢ 17th at; fee bens! fight was. reas pare ‘ Ereeawey, rooms 1 of its kind presented on any te ee in = Ps Amusements. APBD Piet Clinic Briday_ evening. Wr pean Sas SRT Auuny st free; pamphiet, 15, 256 Weat 1th st, ve DEAFNESS positively cured; entirely : CHRISTOPHER. erap of Pagers 800 Ms | 9 og ce soarteonte furnished SHBh BESSIE HONBMICL AS LITTLE CHRISTOPHER. 2004 performance, Monday, May 6 Souvenirs, | ‘ Next Monday Evening, THE LILLIAN RUSSELL OPERA CO. tn a new production of “LA PERICHOLE.” _ and carpets on your own terms at the LEW . 45 West 14th at, by man and wife, baby prices. FOK ADOPTION, GARDEN o en ARE | METROPOLITAN OPERA-HOUSE. full surrender. Address 1, box 40% Mr A. M. Paiuier, Supplement t YR ADOPTION—A_ girl baby 3 ol6; j role Manages pee ane ‘American parents, full surreader. Mim King | mate’ weit "Esae | Tomorrow (Friday). April, 16 Vine at. Brooklyn, | YSRRER Sra eet * HILL'S RHEUMATISM AND GOUT GUBR—The GRAND Bier storss. or remedies; one bottle Ey VOWEL AS at ate Hil) Medicine Co, 34K, 19th at, LAW ADV arts; lawyer avenue, room 24 SALVIN'G pote) ', THREE GUARDSME | Next week—Kate Claxton ani Mim, Jana iKeITH'S NEW UNION GY OR MUNI Tati St C SDAV ms vec, thine XTRA PERFORMANCE SUNDAY HERRMANN Trving ry Wk high Noon to Li Mt. ROP TN A N /ORIGINA = - a sc RIACH. JULEE MACK, | WRB ALD 30. hears, Dvay a a gets lack