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«COST $64,000. ooo. boieds Libiiediiaaallbact 5 DEADLOCK : The State Has to Pay High for the Dilly-Dallying of Legislators. “WHY ADJOURN OW THURSO Senate Passes the Bill Allowing Trucks to Be Stabled in the Streets. A BILL TO RESTRAIN GODKIN. Lexow Will Try to Resurrect the Greater New York Meas. ure Tuesday. (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, May 10.—The finest kind of @ row attended the consideration of the Supplementary Supply bill, which was reported this morning. It calls for about $400,000, and there are ome very interesting items in it that should be closely scrutinized, It developed after the bill was report- @4 to-day that there was a deadlock over tre bill for thirty days because of a $300 item increasing the allowance of the clerk to the Assembly Committee on Cities, ‘The failure of the Conference Commit- tee to decide upon that $300 will cost the State about $64,000 more than if the bill had been disposed of without deiay. During the deadlock the Senators and Assemblyinen injected items that in- creased the total appropriation $64,000. Two of the items included in the bill ‘are $25,000 rebate to the Panama Canal Company and $43,000 rebate on Buffaio improvements, neither of which is con- sidered a legitimate State obliga‘ion, ‘There will probably be d fight over the bill when it Is called up for passage. ON GREATER NEW YORK. Lexow Will Try to Get the Bill Up Next Tuesday. ALBANY, May 10.—A little old lady, wearing gold spectacles and corkscrew curls, edged her way modestly into the Senate this morning and deposited a big china bowl of fresh wood violets on the desk of Reformer Lexow. He was mightily pleased at first and bowed his acknowledgments to the doner, The Senator distributed his flowers and was in most excellent humor until he hed up a card bearing this egend: ‘bor Defeating the Greater New Yor Bill.” Then he frowned and the ol dy looked pained. She hadn't put the card in the bowl but some joker had done it for her. She meant it for a tribute of her appreciation for the Bems- tor’s interest in educational matters, ‘Speaking of the prospects of the Great- er New Yor's bill, Lexow said he would try to get the bill up next Tuesday, and be thought ‘t would receive @ majority of the votes. In the Assembly this morning the Greater New York bill in i orginal shape was reported by the Cities. Com- mittee, and restored to its place on the calendar. It is now on second reading, and has been made a special order for Monday night. Chairman Grady, of the Cities Committee, says it will pass. Lieut.-Gov, Saxton has made a propo- sition to the opponents of the eater New York bill to use his influence in ppraing the bill with a referendom clause if they are sincere in their expressed wishes to pass it. He has confirmed with the Kinge County Assemblymen und the latter have promised to support the bill with the referendum amendment, It is understood that the bill will be passed by the Assembly Monday night and go to the Senate on Tuesday. Asa part of this scheme the Lieuten- nt-Governor will probably certify to the vernor the necessity of immediate passage of the bill, In order that the conatitutional rule requiring a bill to lle on the desks of members three days may be waived. The walving of this Tule would probably let the bill through by Wednesday at latest. AFTER EDITOR GODKIN. es = Bill on Civil © Appointments. (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, May 10.—The Assembly to- @ay passed Tammany Leader Foley's bill prohibiting the employment by the Civil-Service Commission of persons em- loyed by Civil-Service Commissioners In_a private capacity, The bill is aimed at Editor and Civil- Bervice Commissioner E. Lawrence God- kin, of New York City, who recenily appointed one of the reporters on his newspaper an assistant on the Civil- Bervice Board, MAY ADJOURN THURSDAY. urrent Resolution Offered House and Senate. (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, May 10.—A concurrent res. elution was presented in both houses of the Legislature to-day fixing next Thursday as the date of final adjourn- ment. Tt wan referred to the Finance Com- mittee in the Senate in spite of Senator Cantor's objection. — He wanted it adopted at once in order that the people of the State might realize that adjourn- ment was not far off. “They'll fly flags. Co in shoot off cannon and celebrate in other ways.” sald Can- tor, “when they know that this Le lature is going to adjourn next week. “And they have reason to re- Joice, too. STEAM HEATER INSPECTORS. Amended So an to Apply to New York City Only, | ALBANY, May 10.—Mr. Gleason's bill providing for the appointment of an in- spector of steam heaters was the special the Assembly | am order on second reading to-day. | Mr, Conkling offered an amendment making the pill apply to the City of | Rew Fork only. ‘The expenses of the ; officers are to be paid by the steam | heatng companies. Mr. Gleason ac- cepted the amendment and the biil was progressed. RAINES BILL PROGRESSED. Blanket Ballot w Next Week. ALBANY, N, Y., May 10,—The Raines Blanket Ballot bill, with the Conference Committee changes heretofore published. was progressed in the Senate this morn-) ing, and will be passed next Thursday | 1 May Become a " went to the Governor. ~Benator nd Ri es this morning: iPS Beli and wil! be Tmportant. ‘portion of mportan ides the ty columns is that [hich allows an illiterate voter to Jake two persons of different political ith Into the booth with him, (is does away with the charge discrimination against the 11: je voter.” TRUCKMEN’S BILL PASSED. The Senate Wor Allow Trucks to Re din the Street: (Spectal to The Evening Worl ALBANY, May 10.—The Senate to-day Passed the bill introduced by Senator Sullivan, and indorsed by 2,300 truckmen of New York City, permitting the atabling of trucks in. the streets in front of the houses of drivers. A former bill on the same subject was vetoed by Mayor Strong on constitu- tional grounds, and the new bill was drafted: to rectify the objections pre- sented by him. Petitions from thousands of truckmen in New York City were recelved urgin the passage of the bill on, the groun that the exclusion of trucks from the streets would drive hundreds of truck- men out of busines: there are not stable bulldings enotigh in the city to house them, LEXOW’S $9,000 FEE. Wait While Depositors Make a Contest. Senator Lexow's fee of $9,000 as coun- sel for David B. Sickels, receiver of the Harlem River Bank, was the sub- ject of a motion before Chief Judge Daly in Court of Common Pleas to-day. The receiver submitted a report and accounting for, Rpneo vat which includes the Senator's bill. Peter R. Gateno, counsel for certain depositors, asked to intervene and con- test the fee of counsel on the ground that it was exorbitant. Assistant Attorney-General Has- brouck opposed the motion. He sald depositors had no right to es after a receiver had been appointed and the State had taken charge. Judge Daly held the Court of Common Pleas had no jurisdiction to make al- lowance to receivers’ counsel, and said the application would have to be made te the Special Term of the Supreme Court. ‘The motion to allow the depositors to Intervene was granted. MORRIS PARK ENTRIES. Fine Card of Hurdle and Flat Races for Opening Day, (Special to The Evening World.) MORRIS PARK RACE TRACK, May 10.—The entries and probable starters at Morris Park to-morrow are as follows First Race—Maiden hurdle race; one a halt miles. Sagonara 155 Champag 182 Winship. S143 Lafayette 145 Primus... 162 Second Race—Selling, steeplechase; three miles. Oakwood 159 Pat Oakley ...s..cee1 Hiawasse 159° Mogul... Playmate 159 Third Race—st and a half miles. Judge Morrow Annie Bishoy odtord Scamp : Fourth Race—New York Steeplechase Handicap; two and @ half miles, Nicholas Hurdie Handic 156 St. John 150 Red Cloud Lucknow Dwight Col. South 18) Lord Motley Logan... “lik? Warbonnet... ¢ SOG tsa Mi Prize... MRS. STEVENS’S GOODS. More Spec’ orn Than Purchasers at the Sale. ‘The opening of the second day's sale of the household effects of the late Mrs, Paran Stevens brought a large number of spectators and few purchasers to the auctlon rooms of Thomas Matthews, at 23 University place, to-day. Among the visitors were several clergymen, who made a careful inspec- tion of the richly carved furniture and paintings that decorated the home of the dead society leader he sale consisted of gold-finished chairs, loung.s and conversat on benches, ‘The bidding was slow and the prices moderate. ed ANGORA CAT ESCAPES. a It Was Leaving the Big Show of Feline The Cat Show draws well. De- spatches and letters have been received by Secretary Hyde from Boston. Minneapolis and Providence, asking his assistance and advice on the organiza- tion of cat shows, which, ft 1s sald, will be held in the near future. Steps are already being’ taken towards the formution of an association to be called the Natfonal Cat Ciub, It will be along the same lines as the dog clubs, and cats will be registered as dogs are. he feature of the show at Madison Square Garden to-day was the presence of many old Many of them had Caught their grand children with them. The only excitement of the day was furnished by an Angora cat, whose cage Was on the second Moor.’ Tr escaped about 10 o'clock and, scared by the crowds, went scurrying around the building. In som y it reached the roof, and after that began a downward march, It way caught ag tt was about to leave the building. Its owner re- fused to aliow It to remain in the show and took it home. The special awards will be announced this evening. Soe Gene GETS A SLICE OF CHILI. Rolivia Gives in Return Certain Commercial Privilege BUENOS AYRES, May 10.—A despatch received here from Valparaiso to-day says that @ treaty of peace and friend- ship has been concluded between Chiil and Bolivia, by which the former cedes to Bolivia a small strip of cerritory and & port on the Pacifle midway between Iqulque and Pisagua. | Chilt, in return, recelves commercial advantage — = No General Strike to Be Ordered, The Pante-Makers’ Union hax decided to order no general strike at the present. I nt tractors ttempt to fore reductions of wages the Union will assist apd sorikes of the ten dicectly intereded will be ardered. When tho ANNUM ae With the boas expires In July the Union wil! demand the wages wow paid, and will roatet any atcempiod reduction by @ general 1 Helmont in Parts, A report is oeing published Im various parts o tie country to the effect that Mr. Perry Helmont | fs at present In Paris, aid is aoqus to tie married to an Amercan lady recently divorced In this nuntry, who is also there The fat ia” tha Mr. Helmont is in cata country, has got deem In Burope thi year, und che sratement te pronounced without foundation M ro. PB Relmont te in Paris, and he presence. {tts clacmed, bai ndoubtediy «ven rise to this fale report. — 5.00 Worth #12 on the Bowery, Strange as it may seem, the above is literally true, ior a five-dollar note you ean sectire at the London & Liv- erpool Clothing © & 88 Rowery, cor- ner Hester, a fine spring sult made of black or’ fancy” Cheviots, — Scotch tweeds, homespuns or hairines, In sin- gle anil double breasted sacks, frocks and cutaways, These goods are of the | $10, $12 and $15 grades, and earller in the eason Were sold at those figures, but ay the season ts advanced, must be disposed of at once. ** MAYOR AGAINST IT. Will Return Ainsworth Bill With- out His Approval. Police Commissioners Individually Denounce the Measure. Declare 't Would Prevent All Ef- forts Towards Reform, The Mayor to-day gave a hearing on the Ainsworth Police bill, which vir- tually puts the power of trying pollce cases in the hands of the Chief of Po- lice, and in effect puts the control of the force In that official's hands, Folice Commissioners Roosevelt, An- drews, Grant and Parker were on hand to speak against the bill, as was George L. Rives, of the Commitice of LXX. Mr. Roosevelt was the first speaker. He made an impassioned appeal to the Mayor to disapprove the bill. The rower, he sald, which the bill gave the Chief of Police to name the courts and designate the man to be tried, woukl be affairs. “This measure is thoroughly vicious,” declared Mr. Roosevelt. “It ts unwise and calcuiated only to make the poilce force worse than it ts no “The bill has not one redeeming fea- It has been drawn in the interest jscord nd corruption, | earnestly beg of you not to sign It, itis drawn to prevent a reorgunization of of that you must rest assured. Commissioner Parker sad “It ts calculated to make a master of the servant and the servant the master. Under thi the offense commiited by a the Chief of Police can say: cannot be tried,’ “Thus the case against him is crushed in the star chamber of the Chief's room. By this measure everything |s given to this measure everything, 18/4: subordinate of the Board of i “The bill is a unique specimen of an official being given absolute power with no responsibility.” Commissioners’ Grant and Andrews concurred in all that the other speakers sald, and Mr. Rives pointed out fatal defects In the bill, which showed that it had been hastily ‘prepared Nobody appeared to speak in favor of the bill and Mayor Strong announced, that he would return It to Albany without his approval. Commissioner, Andrews in. his argu- ment against the bill showed the prac- Ucal side of the matter. Under the law, he sald, the captains, who are the most important on the force rext to the Chief of Pollce, and who would be designated to try police cases, would be taken away from their pre: einete® aad virtvally But on special duty for long periods to the prejudice of dis- clpiine Inet r commands. “The bill," continued Mr. Andrews, 8 a weak imitation of the court-mar- tlal system which exists in the army. inthe army, however, the officers detailed for court-martial duty are sc- lected with reference to their knowledge of the law, and are competent to paa upon the evidence placed before them.’ NON-PARTISAN, THIS. Police oBard's Reply to Political Place-Hunter The new Police Board, at its meeting, to-day, placed itself on record as de ciaring that its actions would be con- ducted on a strictly non-partisan basis, Chief Clerk Kipp read a letter from Edward 8- Clinch ‘and other delegates to the Republican County Committee from the Twenty-seventh Assembly Dis- trict, asking the Board tv appoint Dr. Marvin 1. Palmer, of 123 West One Hun- dred and Twenty-sixth street, a police on, It xtated that the doctor was ‘4 member of the Repubiican orguniza- The letter was filed, ow, Commissioners,” said Mr. Roosevelt, “this letter gives us the op- portunity to make a popular reply to all ch indoreements of applicants for Places on the force, “I move that the Chief Clerk notify Mr. Clinch that this Board not yet determined upon a form of examination required for places in the Board of Sur- geons or other positions in the Depart- ment, “Further, there is no vacancy at pres- ent In the’ Board of Surgeons, and this Hoard does not propose to create any in it or any other branch of the Vepar ment so long as the present incumbents: are competent to perform their duties “The indorsement of an applicant by a political or religious body, on the ground of membership, will not be considered. “Such indorsement will, however, prove detrimental to the applicant.” This, In the form of a resolution, was adopted, “This stand taken by the Board,” said an official to-day, “will settle the trations of many bone-hunters.”” resident Roosevelt then Introduced a resolution condemning the bill intro- duced in the Assembly by Mr, Ains- worth to divest the Board of the power to try delinquent policemen, and placing that power in a trial court, to be con- vened by the Chief of Poltc His resolution was adopted. Col. Grant had a resolution passed iceman, his man he Commisstone! ice, The badge Is silver dollar. In the c coat of arms of the city letters surrounding It will indicative of thelr the size of a ntre will be the and in dark be. “Police Commissioner of the City of New York.” Supt. F when rhes dec s ined to say anything asked for an opinion about the th bill relating to the trial o: pulleemen, The bil contains much that it is said, was suggested by him, Nathalie Retarns After Four Year: Fx-Queen n Exile o BELGRAD thalie arrived here to-day, after having been in exily four years. She was met by her son. King Alexander, and a vast and enthusiastic crowd. [Ex-King Milan remained in Nisch health, A Cable —— ‘ar Struck Mulligan, Went Sixty-nfth street brick across West Fifty-third street in front of No. 307 this afternoon, he wi way cable car. He receiver fn. the nose and contusions of U COTTON WAS IRREGULAR. The Geaninnanowaate Decline fo: E The cotton mark irregular, early months cline of about 1 p with late post. tlons 1 pint er, but fell off 2 or 3 points. ‘The Weakness was on unexpected decline of about 1 point in The early gales. in- at 6.60 a 661; July, 6.66 a August, 6.70 a 6.73; September, 6.75 October, 6.79 a’ 6.82; Nove somber, 649 January. 643 a Receipts for the week will be about {43,000 bales, against 23,000 last year. | The market for wheat opered 1-Sc, a | ite i rly M pened somewhat showing a de- Liverpool futures clude June lower, July selling at 68 3-4c. and September 69 1-8c, here Corn was about 1-8e, lower at the start, with July at 65 7-8. here. Oats were quiet. Suspended from the Exchange. | HL. Kingsbury, a member of the Consoli tare | Stork and Petroleum Exchange, was to-day sue pended from the exchange for sixty days Fuspension was t tof @ personal Cation witch. Mr, Kingsbury had about ago on the floor with Rencroft Smith a fellow- member —_ Save money and buy FreeWool Carpetsand Rugs gat Comrentuwarz's store, 104 West Lath at, "4° fatal to a pure administration of police | providing for « sliver badge to be worn | ithe force; | #3) jaw, no matter how heinous | q NING, | "AY "10," 1805. IT LOOKS LIKE OLO TIMES, W'LAUGHLIN'S ONE WITNESS, aes (Continued from First Page.) MRS. MEINECKE TO BE TRIED. eld tm 100 Rall, Charged with Sending a Threatening Letter. MORTON HAS SIGNED. KOMFURT SHOE: C0, Floods of Orders Are Exeouted on * twvewe oo sa], Mrs. Mary J. Metnecke, wife of the |The New York City Police Magis- the Stock Exch ‘The defendant had nothing to] millionaire druggist, who was arrested tock Exo! the: transactioy Stay. % lant chateed Ww ent ; _ tuinlan as a weak and watery make-| threatening letter to Mrs, Edith La or Saturda Ma | shite f the pr futon and not worthy leas, who l@ employed by the drugs ) Chicago Gas Jumps Two Points— | Of consideration, It had no bewring | was to-day In the Tomtw Police Court, an: ha S| whatever upon th that Seaerist | held for trial In Special Sessions, {Leading Lawyers May Advise as Lake Shore’s High Figure, had paid MeLaughtin $0 in November, i » | M1. Eliminating the Dy of the | Thuil was feed at $40, and Mra, Meine to Their Selection. | a other, witnesses, Col James asked what locke aia she could get a gentleman vis upon. Which CHATRE| Garth BIKE to Tai 7 ‘against Melaughhn. | Warth $100.00 10 age as bondaman. Another flood of buying orders from | “Ane prosecution. hal done nothing to! gi hhe gilt dude MeManon to-day 5 iat | London, and a big demand from loca’ | tullll its promise to show that a scheme the Cie of the Mth of her last habe | Mayor Strong Says Mis Plans Are and out-of-town operators imparted re- | Of extortion had been concocted by Cant. land was not respons.bie for her ac: Not Yer c feted. hewed activity and buoyancy to specuta-, MGWaughlin and his Want Man Buras. | tons. Not Yet Completed. on at the Stock Exchange this morn-/hown, except ag she Withess Galligen wt the same breath ahe 5] Ke about = wy that it te beginning to be gener {Mai ainteds that Burne had heen laying | the lactic chalp” and nal she was | ; ; Pan er ie ping to be gener a “muned Rame on the building con pit ales sald” that before she pot AUBANY, May 10. Att o'clock ins Ladies Fine Vici Kid and uses are strongly bullish and are bus Ge. ee TH. the dealer. ot REDON usband and Mrs. Lea afternoon, Gov, Morton signed the New | Inge thelr 8 pectatttes freely "more cot | seusine aad We vy" tit he demmetienea We) {hea Seo both Rave aute to! Femem') York ety Pollos Magcatrates, Mil | Russia Tan eis felt In the permanency of t “You can't convier this defendant of bali ‘The bi 7 once, bi e | London is particularly bullieh, and iislany + ry tn this case aatd the law RCew Ce Sea ce are Hol _ 2: fchanes ‘have brought about a" pat” ger, tie iw omenaes are'emtureiy ats | FIGHTING FOR MILLIONS, Jini suue 80 tite year ’ IER en eee ORT BES UNS tec ENTGHTIGN an at = The present fifteen justices and the! Hand Sewed, Pointed or Square Avarent many strangers are now toc] roby HANA ill that to convict Mes | {8 Secounting Demanded tm the) courts held by ther, Including the | Toes, with Tips, real value $300; cay eek’ we LAK ie) ane a ~}Laughiin they must find that he had Yates F | Court of Special Sessions, the clerks. | only 18 to Jook very much 0 Imes Lgotually receive ® from Seagrist " ley: hak br: t ui deputy clerks, potlee cle nd police , he “tickers were Kept constantly mov-| “The fatter, he said, must have aworn|, .e% JG. Oweley has brought a aut: deputy clerks, pollce clerks and polle $s ing, sending out quotations, which Were | to thie before the titan Jury or Mee] he Surrogaze’s Court to compel her clerks’ assistants and all other officers Mads fo, faxt that oneratcrs had Wil) Tagehlin could tiever hive ivien ihdicted:| mother, Mra, Sanh Agnes Yates, an | of employees of the courts are abvisshed, | r - culty In ping wp N the procession. | he een! 10. ee Withesn stan 1 fs, PKA 9 . fr r 1 p= There were reporia again thie morning | \ot,wnen fae came to, the wines atand! William HL. Stiles, ax executor, to render| In thelr place, the Mayor shall ap-| that the Jersey Central people and thetr | "Gol dames paused to take a awallow| 4! a ting of the estate of A {tertacot once ahai commence Gi th trendy are after the Readlng nrover’s | of Woomuter AW) that Ihe huis wor les] ©. ates, Cie Syracuse miliionatre, who hee tage Gabeg tall, Commetce OM athe MISSES’ FINE KID with the view of ultimately making an! Of tS aT a dled In Qecober, 1880, ‘terms of office of three stall expire 0 ’ Dy ad Serecercoy errors @ll (he. cce) | Woany man be convicted of a SRalesoe Hthe flrat day of July, Isa, the terms ¢ COMP AT es. helvous crtine t sone une thinks | Oa behalf of the witow and the ex-|omco of three shall expire on the frst | The Vanderbilts were buovant, ard) iim capable of committing ("he con-(ecutor, It was atated that a similar sult jday of July. 1% ieerae oF | utton oes some of the orders are sald to. ty Weer ANIME THEE Leming ihe neomelinnd cenn Grouse ‘ ‘Oitice of the rema 3H 9 come from the Grand Central Depot. | Von! aake you. tnly prectieala had! Weert RrOURS In CennRRe County (Peron he heat ake 1 - . Take Shore sold af 14%, the highest price | “Ysrom Reawrist’« own testimony it was] oY Alonzo C. Yates, This action, t was Phe wuccenaurs of th Hand Welt Style, Spring Heels, ‘or vears, folnted: a the had) no) fen | contend ould be muy ore conve: | #0 ap) ed shi ry q Pate r i Far the Arete of Stax tho At, tray! | QUINCE OU Ana Re had vo fear or ind |ontended, woul be mugs more conve. 40 appolnind ahall at ai iinae Retvatter izes 9 to 2, Patent Leather ‘Tips, Foud earn ia terete at) eo, Ahivee tent of defense, for the reason that abe aphuinted by the Mayor of sald Clty | real value 81.60, only 5 r Ce ae: Umber of witheskes In both. cages. te y dl AN, 87! Creams OF SIL The wal there was bing t fy Onanhuce County. They asked ten years ss “ENS Imnkorie ot dey monde at New Cork Huens with Capt. Metanentin In Viner the act! thie city be adjourned! The walary te to be $7.00 per Cc. for the woex weree $LNUIG, a t « he PN presen Palacios of wie roe ctor ne re ate ait Was appoiite | Captain Mattias @ woman wl a ene vied ee the amount) marketed $1,981 711 é awe 0 een eM | stavae g Rc athe Placa ss \againet $1,310,653 last year | mounted | (oa he} ployed in his houge asa nurse He left |, Mayor Strong this afternoon wine. horied rate foF demand steriing | ieee A aushtin Hooked “very hin midow a Mite estate and ‘dion to the published atory that he had acl MEN’S SATIN CALP vas further reduced this morning. Tie | i on | mal set and her two children, | & : Nguren ate. hows Aas for demain, and | serious, When fumes warned the | An accounting Gas not been made since | WhO Were to act as a nominating sam. | HAND SEWED WELT AND for long sterling. rH RON Sey fei) on suah | Magistrates and Ave Special Sexsion Juss Money 11-2 per cent. on call. Foreign | ition basa er = ni en flees Who ate 10 be appointed under the| i Pautces WH MURA tual Tsien eT OHLGneNy MR UUMGCS | | yay CCE a teeGepe re tea waar oe, atho the Rugsia Tan Lace Shoe 1% for bankers’ sixty-day bills and 4.87 Wiha sAs Mss) ¢ CURL i) shold hd f v9 ‘or, demand. i Tlie Commisnioners of Aceot — ‘ aS 1 a Fixer Commercial bar allver declined to a imit ts only halt aes minke Cat ee Run Down by a F Train, New Style Razor Toes, equal to 6634. Mexican dollars are unchange 1 |8))" Hi Inte the question of [iterk. in the City Court Croker haa been draws] AN unknown man was found Iying on the eve| Most $4.00 Shoes, at only There was great buoyancy In the Stock | wasonahte at considerable | x ten soar, 1 ie claimed /traks ot Ridge al, Nod, Cdyn kul wa r market after midday’ and sharn wl neha of ge came, in Burne, “He fractured in two places, Ile max taken, {0 vances were recorded under purchases | My bagKghit ie ree tat eae eis ne Hoarital.” and will die. ite in wet of round amounts for both the long and | le ref ; fon into ‘the affaire ol et 'and evidently wan struck by Am engine e s $ ee Mfien carrte jeitimate | ot =A Birt uous He @ famits and made viet of nnocent peo: Fee Chicago Gas, Atchison, Louisville & | ite tumors that the company had suc- of Silk fian: aa appt PUMOM AN ototta te kevure favorable | Mupuf exdudae T dee eohbetacs) pe e rn 28 East 14th St., 165 Grand St., legisiation In Tilinois, NUS AE Wet bh Ave, & Hi way, ‘Cor, Contre, & W. Seligman & Co. will ship 110.- Tn vonelusion ¢ James said he h Oo) ounces of niver, Handy & Marmann |, tn conclusion (ul. dames said he honed 100,000, Zimmermann & Forshay S001 nit urged every man Ww ‘a rea: rT and Muller, Schall & Co. 25,00 ounces) einai. doubt to hank. v and try to Europe ‘on the steamship Umbria. | to" Convince his fellow Jury men Better use too ° . hy salling to-morrow, He Anished at % M:, after speak While some shares tale atten omeds g | ing for nearly two hours much than too at the est prices yet attained, |" for nearly two hours. ‘ T = huniber of others showed the effects of |. I, F Home then began summing ur little Pearline To-morrow the extensive realizations. He are the defense had utter. Chi, Bur. & Qui 0 & Northwent.. Chic. MIL & St. P... C. MH & St. PL pt CRT & Pac. \ hie, & Eastern Wil. astern Tl, pe & St. We Mo.) J Ontario a W P May 10.—Ex-Queen Na- | Pitt He ts quite well in| 3, py While Michael Multlena,. toirty-olebt, ot anal Tete : was carrying a hod of | Tol, Ann Arhor & NM. n| h_ pref. i} —— - moe | DON’T WANT A RECEIVER. | Protest of Bankers’ Loan o | Investment Company. | Everett P. Wheeler appeared to-day as counsel for stockholders ¢ a mo bers’ 4 n and Investment Company Assistant Attorney-General Hasbro ick | lin opposing the motion said the ¢ | s liabilities exceeded tts asset |polnted. Subsequently ar a contere oe | between th Superintendent of Maks | | and offleers of the Co ay It was pra | Mealy agreed that if the Compan =| New England fell oyer 2 per cent., and the coalers receded 1-2 to 11-2 prt cent. on the denial by rsey Central directors that they are seeking control of the Reading property. ‘Speculation was run under a full head of steam, and as the foreigners continue to display great confidence local traders are not discouraged becau of the Slight setback this afternoon, ‘The Closing Quotatio br 0 116% 0% rs American Cotton Ol)... American Cotton Ol pe: Atlantic & Pacific ‘Atch., Top. & Sania Fe. Baltimore & Ohlo.... Pacific .iiccsss ‘Southern Chenapeake & Chicago Gas +. Colorado F Iovado Dev Cr ywolidated ‘ Del, Lack. & West. Del.’ & Hndson. ee 0 cs Den. & Rio Ten. a Rio & Cattle Feed... on Electric Ml. Tel 7 & P Marq eval Electric 4 en Bay. & Winona nals. Central Towa Central soccce: Towa Central Btivaee Laka Shore. TR. & Werte Island Traction. &'Nashyi Alb. & Chic. Alb. & Chie. Manhattan Consol Mexican Ni ies Metropolitan Traction’. Mich. Central occecuts Minn @ St. 1 Missourl Pact Mobile & Onto i Mo, Kan. & Tex. Kan. & Tex. ph. Or Ry & Naviea Pacific Phila, & Reading Dee. & Evanavitie noe Lele @ stb, pt Pullman Palace Car Co. Quickallver oo.. ceee outhern Rall Rat’ Peo St St Pi at 1 St. i, Southw Southern Pacifle .. ADR si pste fi Tenn oat & Iron charged Its Mability a firm financial basis it might 1 nd continue in business In accordance with chix understanding and was piste , he motion to vacate the order appoint Ing the re r was made. Mr. Wheeler consented that the moy- ing papers be amendet so as to include the report of the Bank Examiner. The hearing was adjourned to May 15. ly falled to the prosecution would be ne had been j ly by Seagrist, or the whole fall to the ground. comprehen the in assumin position of ng that it “ssary to prove that money ld to MeLaughlin personal case would He contended that the offense charged had been sufficiently proved by the evi- Geware of imitz Sons Boys’ Sailor Suits REMOVAL SALE. Slarea thee the amilen cf seorhitg. te elmperted imph which he saw about him must 9 BLOVE of Importe $ ‘“ PRUE vera: ensue ia auld i aiey oe | Blue and” 7 to sustain the fifth unt of sine, indict FORMERLY BROADWAY, near ISTH 8T., NOW Pink Stripes, $ tite mong nae arena ataere | M4 WEST 280 ST. COR, BTH AV. | sizes 310 2 50 show that it had been received by his] ARE READY TO EXHIBIT A COMPLETE NEW| ]2 years ° the facts, which ‘were Undi Heretofore $3.75 to $5.98. puted by the defense, it mis! bly be Inferred that tt was fc plrpose that Burns had to the First Precinct “Burns's advice to Galligan," said Distriet-Attorney, “was ‘see the man" Seagrist he told on thre sions to ‘see the Capt ter has test'tled Laughlin $50 310) on the his notht Mt ort that is made in this indictment?" en i AMATEUR DETECTIVE WORK. ked os An Innocen* Man Le Short Tt J. W. Chapman, thirty-five manager for Wh Vp for a} rs old,| eler & Wilson » machine offive, 41 West One Hundre MEN'S, LADIES’ MISSES’, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S KID GLOVES. Friday and Saturday Special Bargains. ALL KID GLOVES (6° NG OPERA SUEDE GLOVES Double Breasted Summer Suits of all wool English Cassimeres and Scotch Cheviots 3.98 Sizes 6 to ISyrs Heretofore $6.00 to $7.98. $17.50 FOR THIS HANDSOME UPRIGHT BED wi YEL MIRROR FRONT RETAIL PRICE 835,00, OUR PRICE THIS WEEK 817.50, 100 OF T! IN STOCK. iS LOT 1s SOLD. PARLOR SUITS, 0.10, $23.00, $39.00, 840,005 KD TO $300.00, 815.00, 950.00, AND UPW. BEDROOM SUITS, 89.00, $10.00, 812.09, 00, $1T.60e 320.00, AND UP TO 8130.00, ‘Twenty-tfth etreet, wax summone plain why he locked up and detained In West 23d St ONE-HALF FORMER PRICES, his office Mauri Prowler, a retired ‘ - cigar dealer, of 207 Seventh avenue, for CARPETS AND MATTINGS, more than sn hour last Mondus AMF. Chapman suspected bis errand boy = re | pAb TON VELVET CARPET O40, of stealing letters from him, anid askec SMELS, WIT) 0. a AME Mecabe to waten hin’ MeCabe nF ngilsh Pique 9 MATCH, 400. io saw the lad take four letters from the, sa a - mall pouch which he was taking to the SO Aan preg: JOINT! eee SRR AW MATTING, 0 office. . + Be Mr.’ Prowler was standing nearby, and| 4 '\of q RRENGH 9 | TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS AT McCabe, representing himerlf as an ag We 430, om er, com relied Mr Prowler to Ro to url, Wuite and ail fasiouwbte, LATELY OF 777 BROADWAY, NOW AT AIN CARPETS AT 1c. tained until the boy confessed, exonerat-| The abowe are in all stax ‘Ath th WARP MATTINGS,40 YARDS, Mr. Chapman was paroled, and a sub- ve h ie | 8 Ta fon Met abel: Aprearance In court] | sail onders wi ceive prompt attention b] BABY CARRIAGES, $3.00 & UP. THIS TROLLEY ESCAPES, Ratlw Grand Jury te Hct the Union Rallway ( On Feb, 1 Charles E ifth avenue and One Hu ‘Thirtleth street, wae throw trolley ear of the Union Rat pany while going One Handred and Masison ue ‘The Coroner's jury censure pary. ee N.Y. Alr Brake Company on a6 and ound a Thirty-welehth He was kill Awainat the} ny. refused to ins) mpany Fogerty, of ndred and n from a Com: at way curve Pthe Com Attached, An attachment for $13,409 13 was fled to-day in the County Alr-Brake Company, a New, Jerapy of i a July attachment buck, | Vlee-Dresi Broadway. Clerk's oMe against the New York poration im furnished bes py of ‘ ny, at When Little Ones refuse to eat and begin to look thin and pale, the wise mothe resorts av once to Scott's Emul sicn of Cod-liver Oi) and Hy losphites. She knows the it take it willingly, for t sno bad ta he ofl abor t, and it will t ke the ck Seen their Ns the cheering , active, f > and | ty; they eat now vith he sane. bahes on Nourishme the sceret of Scott's E Donte persuaded (0 accept ae Scott & Bowne, N.Y. All Druggists. 50. and REFRIGERATORS, $2.50 AND UP, CASH OR CREDIT. ACCOUNTS OPENED FOR ALIn CREDITS ARRANGED TO SUIT THE PURCHASER, OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIRe 10 O'CLOCK, SOL HEYMAN & CO., 993 and 995 3d Ave. |“Four-in-Hands,” English Knot| {or Saturday ONLY. Scarfs, Club Ties and Ladies’ 4-button Glace and 8-but- Band Bows at ton Gant de Suede, at Ox Cc. Each BET, 59TH AND GOTH STS., N, ¥. NASSAU ST,, COR.ANM, | 36 PARKROW, | Every Pair Guaranteed, et Hidg. mene" | JACKSON'S, 6th Ave., cor, [8th St, J. BAUMANN & BRO. Have received the praise of hundreds of ratinfied customers du: alve credit at ¢ com, but on their REFUNDING CREDIT SYSTEM | & aciually return you interest ou every dollar paid them. Here | they dor |Parlor Suits - 16.50 | Folding-Beds 7.50/18 Chiffoniers 5.50 | Chamber Suits 12.50) ‘Pier Mirrors - 10.50 he 4 glimpse of what | Appearance is not the only thing to be considered in getting your springelothes. There's material and workmanship, too. These are the things that you'll al- ways find go hand-in-hand in our goods. For Stylish Spring Suits you {must see our line. These, and many other b: oo per week s Buys ansthinas | Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, Refrigerators Curtains. Spectat y Worsted Also Grockery, Tin are, Clocas, Fictures, Baby Carrisg2s, &c. , Mes cane: Man's 410 1B 1313 to 1315 Third Ave., wy. voce & $0 16TH ST. ELEVATED KM OR CABLE CARS, Open saturdays uatit to Pp. M.| Broadway Corner Houston St