The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1895, Page 3

a WAS. HERRMANN 1S GUILTY, ladge Potts Suspends Sentence and She Smilingly Retires, Her ‘Version of the Assault en Bruene, the Jersey Cop. Me. Adelaide Herrmann, accompanied by her husband, Prof. Herrmann, their manager, Edward Bloom, Bernard Dray- ton, their valet, and Miss Laura Cupid, thelr maid, appeared before Judge Potts, in Jersey City this morning, to answer the charge of assault preferred against her by Policeman Bruene. There was a large crowd in court when the case was called. Bruene testified to being instructed to jook out for a colored man with a bundle, which had been stolen. He gaid he was doing duty in the ferry- house, and when the colored valet ame along he asked him what was in NEW JERSEY, DROUIN GETS HIS GUN. Terrorises His Neighbors Because Hin Wife Goes Away. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 1L— Edward Drouin, the wealthy, eccentric ex-Philadelphian, who for the past year has caused a sensation here by the lavish way in which he spends and throws away money, last night cut a new caper, He terrorized his neighbors by sitting on the piazza of his cottage with a shotgun across his knees, All who had occasion to pass took the opposite side of the street for fear that he would shoot at them. Drouin and his wife have had a quarrel, and as a result she has left home and has gone to her parents in Peorla, Ill, When he found his wife had left him Drouin raved and threw her belongings out into the street. An express Wagon subsequently appeared and, without any protest from Drouin, carted the articies away. Drouin tg about town as usual to-day, the bundle. The valet would not re-|ariving two ponies, Paresia and ply, and Mrs, Herrmann came up,|Crazy. The police do not interfere with @elsed him by the coat oollar andj him, as they regard him harmless, @truck nim in the face. Three newsboys, Timothy O'Keefe, Herman Couch and John O'Keefe, who were selling papers in the depot, and Poltceman Cody, corroborated Bruene's story. Then Mrs. Herrmann took the stand in her own behalf. She said she wat twenty-eight years of age and was born fm England. According to her story the policeman addressed the valet as follows: “Coon, what have you got in that bundle?” A Mrs. Herrmann thereupon enatched @ bundle saying it was hers and that fe ign whom he addressed was her eel She sald the policeman be- ¢ame bbusive and grabbed hold of her wrist and began to twist it. He hurt her, and to free herself she put her Dand on his face. Bernard Drayton, the vaiet. Miss Laura Cupid, the maid; Mr. Cupid, the New Brunswick, mary for the selection of sit members i rday resulted as follow tiiman; Second Want, Dr, John Helm; Third Wand, H. B. Zim- merman; ‘Fourth Ward, Jos Waker; | Fifth Ward, K. J, Smith; Sixth Ward, Charles Deshler. George Ludow won the Bussing prise for ex- tempore speaking at Rutgers College yesterday afternoon, ‘The funeral of Rev. Dr. Edward B. Boggs, who died at Newark Wedneslay, took place this after- hoon from Christ Church. Mrs, David Nevius, of Brooklyn, formerly of this city, Ia quite ili at the homé of her son, William ‘Nevius, of New street. Ex-Judge Joho D. Field, one of the oldest citizens of this city, died suddenly at hie home, on Schureman street, yesterday morning, Robert Donnely, of Washington street, will soon mall for Ireland, C. M. Mueller, of Netlson street, who attempted suicide about ten days ago, te recovering The City Railroad Company is looking foe site for the power house. It Is pomdble that they will looate at Barnet street, Post-Office 11 Lewis, of Jersey City, in- veatipated the Fowt-Ofice quarters tts’ ety maid's father and Manager Bloom, Cor-| yemteriay, It is possible that the Post-om AML Foborated the testimony of Mra Herr-| be'removed to tue old alte, In Allen Hall. mann in detail and then Prof. Herr- ann took the stand. He said he was ying ferry tickets, but came up near the end of the disturbance and his tes- timony corroborated that given by his wife, of the last part of the trouble, Judge Potts said it was evident to him that an assault had been committed on the policeman, and found Mrs, Herr, mann guilty, When the Justice an- nounced his decision Mrs, Herrmann be- ame red in the face and flushed badly. Then the Judge announced that he fated suspend sentence in the case of irs. Herrmann. At this she Cae an and, ‘companied by her husband, the rest of their attendants they left the ourt-room. Prof. Herrmann submitted an affidavit to Inspector Lange against Bruene, for claims were the same aa related by irs. Herrmann in court. Chief of Vo- ice Murphy says no charges will be entertained against the policeman, } oe { KILLED IN A CHICAGO FIRE. fem Injured and Ome Dend--The Only Means of Escape Cut of. CHICAGO, May 11.—A fire in which one man is known to have lost his life and ten others injured, four of them probably in = fatal manner, occurred in @ three-story brick rooming-house at 10 Sherman street at 1.30 this morning, ‘The fire was started by an explosion in Happel’s saloon, on the first floor, and inside of a minute the whole lower por- tion of the building was a mass of flames. ‘The inmates had no chance to escape, for the only door was blocked by flames, August Michael and his wife occupied the upper portion of the third floor, and they were at the windows calling for help in a frantic manner when the first firemen arrived. Unfortunately thie was not a truck and thinking his chance of life would be lost in another minute if he lingered in the building Michael sprang from the third story to the pavement below His left arm was broken and he sus: tained internal injuries. | A second after Michael hit the side- fwaik, and before the firemen had lifted is ‘another form sprang from the third co tory and came down on the pavement ‘with a crash. It was a man, and he was alive, but unconscious, when carried to the hospital. Mrs. Michael stuck to her window and [was carried down by the firemen, as was her little girl, who remained with her, )She was badly cut about the limbs by per glass, but was not seriously urt. The fire was quickly extinguished, and the firemen plunged Into the house In search of more victims. One dead man was found in a front room and two others badly burned and nearly suffo- cated. In another room was found an- other daughter of Michael, and in the other room and in the hallways five other men. One of them was sald to be dying when he placed in the am- bulance, ed DR. BUCHANAN SILENT. ‘Won't Answer the Charge that His Daughter In Not His Own Child, SING SING, N. Y., May 11.—Dr, Bu- @banan, the condemned wife-murderer, will not make any reply for publication to the statement of Buchanan's father- in-law that the little girl now with Mri Buchanan is not the condemned man's child. The man who makes this statement fg John Patterson, of Halifax, the father of Buchanan's first wile, who ts now Mise Bila Fitzgerald, of Bayard street, te vialt- ing in Philadelphia. The Young Men's Christian Assoctation team defeated the High School team at baseball by score 16 to 7, on Nollaon Field, yesterday afte ‘noon, Rutgers crossed bats with Colui Nellaon Field this afternovn. College at Rahway. Rev. Father King, formerly of baa by Bishop Wig The Rahway members for the Union County Grand Jury for this month are: William Mershon, Nathan B, Mead, jr., and Di Hou! 1s reported that several enterprising citizens are about to build an opera-house on Main atreet. The deleates from this city to the annual Meeting of the State Exempt Firemen's Asso- ciation at Elizabeth on May 15, are: Chief Thomas Robindon, Mobert Kinsey and Samuel Luke, Chief Louis Fisher and D. R, Parker. ‘The Rahway electric railway, when completed, will be over seven miles lon Andrew Lagare died yesterday at his home on Him street. Chiet of Police Wright, Mayor Daly, Dunham, Ayers and Shar, in County Grand Jury at Eli ing evidence againat John Oiicer Jewell three mont Barry Post, GA. R.. last night arranged programme for ‘Memorial Day. — An. invitat! was extended to the Kllsabeth Zouaves to take Misa Maggie Groves, daughter of ex-Alderm: Groves, and Frederick Helms, of Newark, married yamerday parents on Seminary a. H. Of the Firat Presbyterian Church, oficlaied Miss Emma Ridgeway, of Kansas City, Mo, te 6 cue of Mra. W. Gwain, ae he" STATEN ISLAND NOTES. ‘The funeral of James D. Van Hoevenberg, who ted at his home tn New Brighton on, Thursday, will be held to-morrow at St. John's Churen, Clifton, a. 3 o'clock The Bar of ‘Richmond County’ held & mecting at Stapleton this morning and decided to attend ina body. Tho Nortufleld and Westfeld Town Boards held & Joint meeting at the county engineer's office last night and approved the plans and specifica: tions for the proposed bridge over the Fre Kille at New Springville, ‘The Highway Com- mlaslonare were instructed to make afrangementa at once to commence work. David A. Pero died at his home in Port ‘Rich- mond yesterday afternoon. He hada paralytic ‘on Wednvaday, which was followed by another yesterday, He was a Trustee of the Port Richmond school and of the Park Haptist Church. “He was about sixy years of age. A widow and five children survive him. Health OMcer Doty gave an excursion party on the Gov Flower last evening in honor of Are, Norton and Misa Lacy M. Norton, of Memphis, Who are visiting Mr. and Mra Bruce, Supervisor Doyle said yesterday that he will efter a resolution at the next meeting of ‘the Supervisors authorizing the purchase of thirte Dicyclew for the policy force in order that the patrolme. may pay dally visite to inland town Miss Minnie Snead, of New York, Baldwin Morton, of N Miss Emilie Fesser has gone to Bay Bhore to visit Mrs, Lucy A, Carroll. Mr and Mra AM. Harris, of Prohibition Pack, have gone to the Rerkshire Hills, Mass. The Rapiu Transit Railroad Company has elected the following directors: Charles ¥. Meye M. King, Orlando §mith Lord, J. Frank Emmons.’ Frank 8. Gannon, Albert B, ‘Boardma: James M. Davis, W. G. Atkinson, A.'C. Kose, 3. Wood’ and '# Dejonge, Jr. New Rochelle, Ex-Vitlage Trustee Geo %, Davis has been made ‘.stodian of the fre alarm system wiver tie eupery.sion of Chief Engineer of the Fire Departiner The follows Board of Villian sof the new A appolnrerd, standing committ Trust have b #0 devoted to him, and’ who recently | Rivaace, Brown, Leech, Donohue; Fire and gaved him from the death chair by in-| Water JF. Jelimer | Morgan. | Dosrn; | Polic @ucing Gov. Morton to grant a respite, | ian wen Fox, Side and. Croan Walk, Fo arden Sage says he doesn tal wit we rt atlonery, Does - Dr, Buchanan” about “his domestic ean! FAURE end Hrstlenery, Down, rs, and for this reason he is not Biles fn a position to say whether it ts truc AE a eReA ae nice paeinere oe ape nema Reet ue HERS Girt is: not: Huchansn'a) "|" y, of 4: Lafryette street, has salted ince Dr. Buchanan has been at Sing |‘! Furie Bing he bas shown great interest in the| | Capt, A, ~ Embury, of 140 Petham road, 1s child and expressly a riously jot to tell the little his situation, Kovert G, Brassington, of 16 Willlam street, fuchanan hus always referred to. th {Lather wil est tert the summer in Keo child as his daughter whe king Of| "A.C. Fiske, of Franklin avenue, in auffering fier to the Warden and hie keepers, tena ile se Mea UE tame teem e eae Mrs. Buchanan contradicts h father The elgh' 4 *ewary of the Firat irre. and insists that Dr. Buchanan isthe |pyuman seria wet be creed to-mores 4, hy Eather of the ttle girl who Is) now in |hmial wervics msg od evening custody. ea terte of Pechaw sianor voted thie aft rno% “Phere is no change in the legal stand- OU Eugen tee ener ee ing of the Buchanan case. ‘The {mpres- l uns ; gion still prevails here that Dr. Buchan- | pTht,Huetuenot Wheelmen will make a run to en will be taken to New York to be te: | [von a 9 at's sentenced. BS . as The following new officers of John Stephenson Lollee, No. 750 10. G, Ty tava t O'TOOLE AND FRINK FREE. |¢ 0.8 Daves: y. 1) u's . Emrick; J M. Me —— ‘Annie Justice Barrett Dismixses All In- Wittiam Lawre ictments Against The: 7 Bed Organist, Miss ( penal Justice Barrett to-day dismissed the Ca Bos tht, i indictments against Police-Sergt. Will : fam O'Toole and Detective-sergt. Will- 5 Vonkers Se ek m E. French, concurring in the opin-] ,Manaser, Jima J. Coleman, | o onkors A written by" Assistant Distriet-Attor- | Eject Raliront, has been sppoinied manager ney John T. MeIntyre, recommending | ine ie ein ee Whelan, while taking Such action. ui Arthur Hunter to Police Headquarters, yesterday, —_———.—___ Win attacked by the boy's mother. “She bit the Letter-Carricrs Munt Salute Nowy, | fiver on the arm. a a mutnanar’ pallivs neat} ©: % Sheridan haa returned trom Denver. akan Getee 4a loin Hine them | Mf and Mra John W. Kdwanis celebrated the wiry sce Hem | conth anniversary of their marriage on Thureiay @0 meeting a superior Post-Otice employee to | Senne ve the regulation army salute, It must be] planked stad dinner was served at the City two Fite te eet, erent ranks meet. —— Postal employees ot ho by the Sons of Veterans: PAmund Halsey, € wi e. Wipe Out's Litte Village. tain, Albert Sievers, jr., First Lieutenant BUFFALO, May 11.—The Iittle village of Cak-] @, Bowes, Se-ond LAeuienant; J. He Bro field, Genesee County, was entirely destroyed by | Chaplain: Willian A. Sullivan, Sergeant of | u fire early this morning, and not a house left acting. All the, people hare taken refuse In ‘wtout the burning villag io lives Were leat, ‘The los will be about $15,000 Club’ law night t the members of the club and thelr guests. ‘The following officers have been mustered in nant; Wilbur Maxwell, Corporal: William Mil. ler, Firgt Sergeant; Jobn Field, Musician: Charles Pease, olor Sergeant; W. Unger, Camp Picket. ‘The Fourth te Company went Wo Creed- moor Wo-day for rile drild, MAY COURT-MARTIAL MERDE. —_>— Cabinet Officials Angry at His Stinging Striotures. The Admiral Is in Washington and ‘Will Be Asked to Exp! The Intelligence from Washington pub- Mshed to-day that President Cleveland and his Cabinet were angry at the state- ments made by Admiral Meade in an Interview here two days ago, and that there was a strong inclination to have him tried by court-martial, has caused a big stir in naval circie: Secretary Herbert regards the Admi- fal's interview as a savage attack on the Administration, and one that, if al- lowed to go unpunished, would tend to disorganized the entire navy. So indignant was he yesterday that soon as Admiral Meade's statements were shown to t1m by a subordinate, the Secretary of the Navy at once latd the whole matter before the Cabinet, which spent the entire day discussing what best to do under the circumstances, The Admiral will be asked first if the statements attributed to Aim are true, and if he admits it the court-martial, It Is sald, will certainly follow. ‘The Admiral, as already told in “The evening W orld,” has asked to be retired from the Department June 11, but the proposed court-martial might’ stop all that before that time he could be tried and sentenced, if found guilty, ‘Two paragraphs In particular credited to the Admiral, have caused the storm, One, Secretary Herbert regards as a personal reflection upon himself, other is an Insinuation that the C land Administration 1s un-American, The interview was given in response to the question why he wanted to be retired," and among other things he 1s alleged to have sald: My Ideas are not in accordance with those of the Administration. I am just as much disgusted with it as the pe pie at eee in this country are, and preferred to quit rather than con- tUnue my connection with it. I am an American and a Union man. Those are two things that this Administration cannot stand,” Secretary Herbert im an ex-Confederate soldier, and the Admiral's statement about being a Union man js taken as a direct slap at the head of the Depar ment. Further on in the interview, how- ever, the Admiral took another shot at the Democratic Administration. He sald: “1am a Republican, and a man who, ves on the ocean is apt to Invite pat-' jotism and loyalty. I find these articles Ata discount with the I want to ve untrammel. think and speak as I like, and to that end 1 will doft the gold jace and don the habiliments of a citizen who at least has the prerogative of standing up for his country’s honor. It I conceded by all Naval officers here that the Admiral made a grave mistake in thus criticising the Department, pa: ticularly in view of the following’ rul ut into force when Gen, cretary: Officers of the navy are forbidden to publish bilahed. directly as —iadtrectty, Drivate letter 1 Tracy was fe by tntervi red by thelr official any’ information in regard to the for- ‘sign policy of the United States, or concerning the acts or measures of any department of the Governmont, or of any oMcer acting thereunder, oF Ay comments or criticiam theron, of to fur- nish copies of the same to any person without Dermiasion of the department. Admiral Meade is at present in Wash- ington. He left the Park Avenue Hotel for that city yesterday morning. 9 DOGGY STOPS AN “L” TRAIN. An Irish Setter Jumps.on the Track and Calmly Awaits Death. An Irish setter got on the “‘L plat- form at Houston street and Third avenue, yesterday, and, eluding the gateman, jumped to the tracks. A train was coming along, and the setter trotted along the rails to meet ft, A newsboy tried to catch his dogship, but the beast snarled and scared him back to the platform, ‘Then the dog sat down on the track A crowd on the d for the coming as to walt for the train two platforms watch catastroph and epeculated whether it'was a case of att suicide or lack of sagacity. The train stopped within @ dog. The fireman pushed him aside, and the cars passed on, Gatemanh auer ‘picked the intruder up and lifted him to the platform. The setter's teeth met in Bauer's wrist but the gateman retained his hold until the setter was set in the street. Then the gateman had the wound cauterized rate a bootblack beat out the setter's brains, to { oe FOUGHT ON THE “L” TRAIN. Pickpocket Caused a Scrap Retween Plenickers and Escaped. A pickpocket plying his vocation among a picnic party on their way home on a Sixth Avenue Elevated train from Lion Park at 3 o'clock this morn- ing, caused a fight between two of the picknickers, who were laboring under the impression that one was trying to rob the other. They were John Dunn, an tce dealer, of 40 West Thirty-third ‘street and Pat: rick O'Donnell, plumber, of 254 West Thirty-third street. ‘Phey pitched Into each other and caused the wildest ex- cltement among the other passengers. The train by this time had reached the Fiftieth street station, where the fighters were ejected trom the train and placed under arrest’ by Policeman Wexma, of the West Forty-seventh Street ktation, During the excitement the thief Kot away with several watches, On a charge of disorderly conduct made by the conductor, Frank Titterman, the prisoners were arraigned before Justice Deuel, in Yorkville Co; Both admit- ted Having been wrong in thelr con- fectures and His Honor released them on payment of $2 fine each, House, t Seventy-necond street, yenterday by the Associate Alumnae of the Normal Colle and Settiement Workers. Presldent Hunter, of ti ormal College went through the ceremony “planting the tvy the earien of the house and made a graceful address, praising the Asso: clation’s work Another Mad Dog Shot. Policeman Charles Schneider shot and killed a mad doe thin morning in front of 437 Bay Gne Hundred and ‘Twenty-third street, OES Serna ee tues = Mount Vernon, Toe Chester Hl dancing clase eid ite elowing reception last evening The baseball nine of the Y. M,C. A, plaved the New Nochelle team thia “afternoon Mra 1 cider, of 138 Went Pourt 1, held a recep ited by th afters Wort and remioy street tom A M B amity, of 418 South Fours 110 New York. ft Pudi Ming the EN of Cy 3u dents of Schoods at Albany Sinclair ant family, of 141 West s have removed to Willlamsbridge An unknown man employed as section hand on New Haven Ratiroad died last evening from injuries received from Leing atruck by a pasning train. The Eleventh Sepsrate Company N. G., left this morning for ( n tice under command of Lieut. Schnetder, ‘The Mouat Vernon Driving Club ts constructing a halt-mite trotting track day Night ¢ The ight’? at th South Second avenue. A Ladies Ald So connection with the local poat of Sons to include mothers and sisters of members “Firat Sergi. M. J. Carmody is to be elected ond Lieutenant of the Eleventh Separate Com- pany. Ex-Mayor Brush has been chosen @ representative: the Supreme Court Sessions of the Inde- indent Order of Foresters to be held ia Lon- BROOKLYN NEWS. LETTER CARRIERS TO SALUTE. BROOKLYN TROLLEY AGAIN. — Postmaster Sullivan Introduces) Three Accidents Reported As o- Military Custom in the Service. curring in One Day, Must “Raise Right Hand to Point|/A Broken Wire Fires a Car and of Costact with Cap or Helme' Military rigor has struck the Brooklyn Post-Office. In the future members of the uniform force must salute superior officers as they pass by. Postmaster A. T. Sullivan promulgated the following order this morning: ‘The attention of the letter-carriern at thie office {a’caited to the adviaibllity and propriety Of extending a Uniform salute of mark of FecoR- Iiuion to thelt tinivediate superiors, whenever Uiey may tect’ them in the performance of their duties outalde the office. t @ long been of the opinion that such @ would add materially to the dignity and acipiine of the carrier fore in te eltect” upon Ne Public, and the almence of such a system haa Undoubtedly provoked unfavorable comment, and has been attributed to lack of aystem and care- Tene dimpline The salutation pow in vogue In regular military ations, namely, the jaing of the right {point of contact with. cap or beim should be adopted, and the carrier and substitute er force of thie office are hereby directed to Immediately conform to the provisions of this order when accoating of paxsing on the. pubile Mtreets, the Pontmanter, Aasiatant Postmaster and Division. Superintendents By onder of the Postinaster, WILLIAM A, SMITH, Superint nt. Postmaster Sullivan eaid to an "Even- ing Worid” reporter this morning: “I think the system of a uniform sa- lute to be extended by the uniformed force to the superlor officers a good thing, “have noticed that there is a com- mon fnclination on the part of the men to show some mark of respect to their superiors when they meet them. Some nod, others smile, others raise their hats and still others salute with mill- tary pre ‘This rule will not interfere with the men in the discharge of their duties. If the authorities to not acqulesce an order from my superiors will be all that is necessary to wipe out the salute.” A HOSPITAL BLUNDER. John Terrell, Accused of Alcoh iam, Dies of Fractured Ska Coroner Kene, of Brooklyn, is inves- tigating the death of John Terrell, who was brought to the Long Island College Hospital as an alcoholic patent and subsequently discovered to Le suffering from a fracture of the skull. Terrell entered the Hamilton avenue police station early Thursday morning and complained of illness, Ambulance Surgeon Wight sald he was suffering from the effects of Hquor, but removed him to the hospital, ‘Terrell said he fived at 7 St. Nicholas avenue, Later in the day the police were no- tiled he had a fracture of the skull, Detectives visited the hospital, but Ter- rell Was unconscious and they’ were un- able to ascertain how he received his injuries. je died yesterday, ‘The police have been unable to find any one who knew im, BATTLE WITH SHOVELS, Street-Pavers a House-Movers a General Row. Justice Harriman, in the Gates Avenue Police Court, Brooklyn, this morning Ustened to a story of a pitched battle at Crow Hiil between street-pavers and house mover: ‘Mr. Woods 1s moving a house belonging to Mr. Victory from St. Mark's avenue to Prospect place, along Utica avenue. His men came, inta contact with | street- Pavers, under Contractor John Hickey, on Prospect place. A gencral fight followed with cobble- stones, crowbars, shovels and hammers. jeveral men were hurt before the police arrived. Christopher Kelly and George Freeman were too badly hurt to run away and were captured, but not until Kelly severely handled Roundsman Downey. Hoth men were fined §! thls morning for fighting in the street, They paid it, oo GLIEFER LED A DOUBLE LIFE His Wife. Pretty Mary Schuber., and Her Baby Face Him in Coart. Jcseph Gliefer, & wealthy reticed pork- packer, who has a wife ang three chil- dren, was arrested last night by De- tective Short, of the Brooklyn Charities Department, on a charge of having tri- fled with the affections of pretty Mary Schubert, of 982 Flushing avenue. When Mrs. Gilefer was informed of her husband's arrest she went into hys- terics. She soon recovered and went to the Fifth Precinct Police Station, Will- Jamsburg, and upbraided her husband, Mary told Justice Goetting, In the Lee Avenue Police Court this morning, that Gliefer was introduced to her by a mu- qual friend, asa single man, and that he kept company with her for’ over a year, and finally promised to marry her. The young woman learned that Gllefer was married only five months ago. She car- ried a pretty ttle babe in her arms in court, Both the deceived woman and the wife wept bitterly, but for different causes, as Gilefer came into court from the prixener’s pen. He was held for exam- nation, _— OPENING UP AT CONEY. Hotels Starting in Weeks Earlier Than Heretofore, The unusual early Summer weather has induced many hotel keepess at Coney Island to open their hotels two weeks earller than they expected. The railroads put on extra trains to-day and a large Vantage of old Coney, If the hot crowd is exp island to-mor- row. Gues at the Man hattan Reach Hotel every day, and the only resort along the ” beach which doesn't show sizns of fe is the Brigh ton Beach Hotel. ‘This Is announced to be opened early next. month number of people took ad: the half-holiday to. visit The mercury at West Brighton this forenoon ranged below 70, —— = Tardy Reports Delay Dresses, A number of Brooklyn schoolxiria have com plained to th of Eiucation that under he present fystem the result of ex aminations are net given out in time to allow ket thelr graduating dresses re ts Will Hot be considered until elded that Van Duzer, of 204 Tomy kine avon rushed to death by « Union "Le i. died from ahock and ermal tn red the Company for not having a porter on duty-at night and for hot properly protecting the platforms with guard Falls Hrooklyn's Oldest House, ‘The old Schermerhorn mansion, at Third avenue and Twenty-elghth street, Brooklyn, built” by Adrian Heonett_ in being tern down This is said ous 1 Tirookly nd the birthplace 0 cond John Jacob Aator. Herbert in, Herbert Griebert, forty-seven years old, of 1510 Broadway, Brooklyn, disappeared Monday, and the police are making ao effort to fini him. He cai Tied @ gold watch, and other valuable jewelry. His friends tear that be bas become demented and wandered away. moi charles) eo Creates Consternation. Trolley care in Brooklyn kept up their Tecont of destruction yesteniay. There were three accidents. In one of them a clergyman narrowly escaped being the oth viettm, Rey. George A. Phoebus, of 154 Becond place, Brooklyn, wana Knocked down by Court street car No. 602. He escaped with a few slight injuries. Car No, 179, of the Fifth avenue line, crashed into the business wagon of Philip Lux, of 422 Grand street, New York, Inte yesterday afternoon. The | wagon was damaged about $75, and it will cost $9 to repair the car, The driver of the wagon was not on his seat at the time of the collision. During yesterday afternoon persons on Washington street were given 3 a pyrotechnical display by a red-hot wire that sputtered and hissed on the alde- walk. The wire was parted by the pole attached to car No, 289 of the De Kalb avenue line, and fell over other live wires, ‘Two policemen kept the crowd out of danger while linemen repaired the break, The fire set fire to the roof of the De Kalb avenue car, and for a short time there Was much excitement. BROOKLYN’S BIG CAKE WALK. The Colored Jubilee to Be Repro- juced Across the Bridge To-Night. Brooklyn is to have its cake-walk and colored jubilee to-night, the National Ethiopian Amusement Company repro- ducing the Madison Square Garden suc- cess of last week at the Academy of Musto. The chorus of 100 plantation singers in the scene, “An Hour on the Old Plantation; the buck, wing and rabbit- foot dancers; the whistling coons; Miss Heasie Lee, ‘the Melba of the colored race; the’ pie-eaters, barrel boxers, quarteta and all specialties will be Ri ci rved up exactly ax in the two-night rnival at the Garden. Forty couples will start in the cake- walk, the pick of the Garden con- testants being selected. Luke Black- burn, the champion straight walker, le not satisfied with the decision of the judges at Madi Square Garden, which placed Billy Farrell and Tom Brown ahead of him at the finish He has been invited to have anoth try, Dut fancy and original work is to count In Brooklyn to-night, and this is not Blackburn's strong point. — Tried to Rob 2 Post-Omce, ROSLYN, L. 1, May 11,—At 12.30 o'clork this morning an unsuccessful attempt was mae to Fob the post-office in the centre of the village. The blacksmith shop of William Smith, fifteen feet from the post-office, was broken into first and toola were taken from it. These were used by the thieves in attempting to batter down one Side doors of the post-office, The door had 'y iron bar across the centre of it on the on They secured a plank ai door, David Echo, @ colored man, came ny. ‘The thieves feli_to the ground and pre- tended to be drunk. They said they ted to drink, Echo accompanied the men direction of East Williston and left then ‘They escaped. GUTIGUAL tried to batter down WORKS WONDERS In curing torturing, disfiguring, humiliating humors of the Buin, Bealp and Biood when al else eile, Amusements. METROPOLITAN OPERA-HOUSE. TO-NIGHT—ONLY—TO-NIGHT, GRAND TESTIMONIAL PERFORMANCE RORY OF THE HILL, Tendered by distingutshed citizens of the Clty and State to Mr. JAMES C,ROACH, | rv) 'y) a r/ Broadway and 4 * TRILBY, 'n Song wn "3 GRAND SMOKING. CONCERT. Ys THEATER way, cor TBthy LLIAN RUSS KACO, time of | i t Wednewday—The new The Telgane, MAIN | POAN ACH TH TIME, Se TLE fuer mole uige sat Weuna | CHRISTOPHER. BESS BONEMILL AS LITTLE CHIUSTOVHER, Brooklyn Amusements. CAKE TO-NICHT, Riya Acane t Susie, Huck Da : WALK» j SSI LEE, f ind Help Wanted—Female. ave. tin « DIED. AUVELT.—On the lth Inst, BLAUVELT, aged Tl yea: ‘The relatives and frienda of the famtie respe: n the Elghtor day, May ui WILLIAM 1 Greenwood, MALONE.—DENNIS MALONE, Dennis and Mary Malone Funeral Sunday, at lo'clock, 301 West 26h youngest son of BOAL HAD “BEEN THERE.” Had « Cab Driver Arrested for Try- ing a Banco Game, Michael Kelly, of 9% Redford street, and William Bungouh, of 71 King street, were arraigned in the Tombs Court, b fore Justice McMahon, this morning, on mplaint of Arthur Hoal, a florist, of Ithaca, N. Y., and William Bowes, of Cleveland, O. Boal and Rowes met on a D., L. and W. RR, train, and discovered that both were kong to take passage for Europe to- day on the Allan line steamship State of California, lying at the foot of West Twenty-tirat street. When the two men came out of the Christopher street ferry-house, they were accosted by Kelly, who took them to Hungouh's cab near by. Kelly found out that Boal wanted to go to the Allan line pler, and then told Hoal and Bowes that he and Bungouh were employed by the Allan line to carry passengers from the ferry-house to the plier free of charge. They were driven immediately to 604 Canal street, a place that has figured similarly several times before, and taken Into an office where an unknown man | endeavored to induce them to exchange | their tickets and American money for | English coin. On thelr refusal they were hrown out amid a volley of curses, and | n the sidewalk Kelly demanded $1 from. each. Hoal refused to pay, and a quarrel that | ensued attracted the attentlon of Pa- trolman Grace who arrested Kelly and Hungouh and took them to the Tombs Court, where Justice, McMahon fecog- nized" them as old offenders, who had always escaped punishment for Inck of evidence, ‘The Justice told Boal that he regretted | that Boal had not given Kelly any | money, as_the strongest charge he | could entertain against him was disor- derly conduct. He fined Kelly $10, and dismissed Bungouh for lack of _ evi- dence, after lecturing both prisoners se- vere! Hoal said he had “been there before, nis didn't propose to be buncoed th: ime. Silent but Certain ‘There Is no dixcomfort, no disturbance of bust nena or pleasure, no tom of a'cep, after taking Hood's Pilia, They aanint the natural functior Of the digestive organs, so that antinfactory re- mulls are effected In a perfectly natural manner. Hood’s Pills In men has drained the aw stant in oparaiion, bit are covertnetes cot | tlaclndStaatan HOt, Stastttad tte atham uare. tain in th effect. Prepared by ©. 1. Hoop & takes ot te let ott explain to you how is manhood. This belt Is, WARKANTED ty eure all FUR ve desire © hear from thona who 9 ch 88TH AND 82D WAKDS (FORMERLY FLATBUSU), Lots $225 and Upward, Incomparable residential section, in the very heart of the city. Se. CAR FARE to bridge and ferries, FLATBUSH AVE. TROLLEY (direct NOSTRAND AVE. TROL” through property. LEY, also ROGERS AVE., nearly completed. Come judge for yourselves and see what has been already accomplished. TERMS $5 OR S10 MONTHLY, 20 per cent. dlacount for Titles guaranteed GERMANIA REAL ESTATE CO. cibbati, Jodlanepolis, BL. lauig, Caicags Flatbush ave., corner Avenue C. ase Except, Sunday. “West Polak, Henry A. Meyer, Prea Henry W. Dreyer, Secy. pais, Albany, Troy, Baratoge. COME ANY DAY, Olt SUNDAY SUI Real Estate. PETER F, MEYER, Auctioneer, PEREMPTORY SALE OF evviea re coh abe teal car 85 Choice and Valuable Lots) 90° om ir totnaser cart N20 AND 3D AV SETH AND ATT 30th Ward Brooklyn. New Shore road, newly ‘ald out Park and Drive-| Tratne Wluminated by Piotech lg t Way. Gus and water on the property, 4 Wegner offver at (rand Cantral | To be sold at auction on twas, 1 ar ty he MAY 21, 1895, at 12 o'clock, at the New York [eal Eatate Sales M1 broadway, New York MEVLE & CO.,Auctioncerss | ing of t last oppor ae in this TUESDAY, By PETE will eloge out the entire hold! on Land Co., and will be th bie 1 fast growing and improving neighborhood 6) per cent. can remain on bond and morte eat 5 per cent. for one, twa or three yeara arantes and Tite guaranteed by the Title Trust ge to ea Accema may be had by the 39th Blectrie allroad, Hirtdge, via id Ave. Electri ‘ from Battery, of Sth Ave. Branch of the Brovklya Elevated Railroad. particulars appl: 1 Broadway {For Sale. SEWING MACHINES ‘Willeo &@ Gibbs, Actomatic, Domestic, New Home, White, Siuger, Davia, Hour bold, the well: Baows Kruse, fi i machine from $10 ap, fur eaan or mon! 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