The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1895, Page 2

THE FIREBUGS, Mysterious One with Money Said to Belong to the Gang SCHOENHOLZ 1S REARRESTED. ‘Weiner, Who Acouses Him, Taken Into Custody on a Charge of Perjury. TWO MORE OF THE GANG CAUGHT. Sensational Disclosures Promised— Zucker, the Rich Tailor, De- mands Extradition. Fire Marstml: Mitchel, Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Davis and about half a Gogan Central Office detectives are still busy in the determined efforts to break up the gangs of firebugs that have een operating extensively in the city, Brooklyn und Jersey City, and to bring the members of the gangs to justice. "The Grand Jury to-day devoted nearly all its time to considering incendiary cases, ‘One of the interesting features brought out by the investigation is the reputed connection with ope of the gangs of firebugs, of a woman of large means. "The police refuse absolutely to say whether this is true or not, but when questioned about the matter their man- ner fe such as to justify the belief that the report is true: The efforts of the officers resulted late yesterday in the arrest of Isaac Zucker, & wef-to-do tailor, who lives in @ handsome house at Union Hill, N. 3.; Abraham Krone, of 236 Garfield place, Brooklyn, and the rearrest of Morris Bchoenhols, or Schoenhauer, who had Deen discharged but a short time before. In addition to these arrests on a charge of arson, Morris Weiner, of 285 Bast Fourth street, was arrested on a charge of perjury. Weiner had made an afftiavit, on which Schoenhols was arrested last Wednesday, In his affidavit, Weiner swore to having been present when Schoenholz and Harris Deutsch entered into an srrangement by which Bchoen- hols agreed for $0 to set fire to the tenement in which Deutsch lived. Wel- ner gave all the details of the transac- tion, even to having seen Deutsch pay Gchoenhols $20 in advance to bind the Daegain, ‘When Schoenhols was arfaigned for examination yesterday, Weiner, when examined, could not, or at least pre- tended he could not, remember any of the occurrences to which he had sworn in hie aMdavit, Zuckér was arrested at his home in Union Hill, When Mrs. Zucker learned that her husband was under arrest she became hysterical. Zucker refused to come to thia city without @ requisition, ‘and so was locked up in the Union Hill dail, ‘Bhe- rend Jury this afternoon in- dibted Zucker for arson in the first de- gree. Krone was arrested at Bond street and Broadway by Detectives O'Brien and MeCauley He protested his innocence and declared his arrest an outrage. He ‘was taken before Recorder Goff and held in 44,000 for examination to-morrow. He could not find bat! and was locked up in the Tombs, Schoenhols, after his rearrest, was also taken before Recorder Goff. Assistant District-Attorney McManus told Re- ler Goff that he was at the head of vhe firébugs’ and”asked that his bail be fixed at $20,000. Abraham Levy, the prisoner's counsel, aid that that amount would be exorbi- tant and asked the Recorder to fix the bail at $5,000. The Recorder fixed the bail at $15,000 and Schoenhols was com- mitted to the Tombs. It baw mow been definitely learned that Adolph Hirschkopf, who disappeared trom his home mysteriously lam Thurs- day morning, was not murdered, as was at first thought. Fire Marshal Mitchel knows his whereabouts, and it is said can prasuce im in court when needed to testify to the facts revealed by him in ritten confession, in which he gave in detail ngs of frebugs naar “city, ae Oe PRINCELY FRANCHISE GIFT. The Aldermen May Yet Be Circum- d by the Law. There is much doubt expressed as to the intentions of Mayor Strong concern- ing the grant of the Kingsbridge road franchise to the Third Avenue Cable the Board of Aldermen yesterday afternoon. The Mayor has ten in dupe to to approve or veto the bill, The hise voted yesterday to the ird Avenue Company is of great value. One company offered $100,000 and another proposed $250,000 for it. Neither Offer was considered, because the Alder- men feared the Bubiltc | might regard it | la in the nature of a bribe. Comptroller Fitch to-day expressed an Bt pepe that both the Third Avenue and ape gy Traction Companies, which competed fer the consent to bid on the wnehise, still reserve the right to bid fo. thi t Wy dA Cc venue Company yeater- day! rset theta tay Verbs oct he has asked Corporation Counsel Beott for opinion as to the legality of such Siaat The a f the Aldermen ply fave the Third Ave- jue mpany ight to bid for the - chise, ey ‘te mecessary under the TO BE TWO DEPARTMENTS, | ALBANY, June 6.—The Sua has ¢ of the award of such right! o THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 18y5. Michaud Teicha SPECIAL SALE Ladies’ Summer Garments. To-morrow (Thursday ) will be a Gala Day on our Second Floor— New and Seasonable Goods have been price-marked as never before. DUCK SUITS, $1.59. You can be comfortable in this warm weather if you only will—the prices are low enough to please the | most economically inclined. Ladles Printed Duck Suita in Blaser style Kirt and | Variety of atripes nd warranted per: a fect Ming, at #180. LAWN HOUSE DRESSES, $1.98. What more comfortable—what more dainty than one of these handsome Dresses these scorching days !—nothing wrong about them, but the price—that’s too little. Ladiow House Dressee of fine quality Irish Lawn, made in the very latent | with deep remarkably low price, #106. SUMMER CAPES, $1.59. Just the thing to throw over your | shoulders in the cool of the mer evening—you can believe us when we say they're worth double to-morrow's price. Laflow Summer Canes of fine quality all-woot, ‘extra dark na ™ ow :MOHAIR SUITS, $9.98, DANISH CLOTH SUITS, $1.98. Ready-to-Wear Dre.ses, just suit- able for these sweltering days, well- made, very stylish, and Oh! how cheap. Imported Danish Cotton hocks and hairline stripe /suiTS AND SKIRTS, $5.00. We ure more particular with the manufacturers than our customers are with us, as to the fit and finish of our suits—these are right— both as to style and price. ore, finished. Also @ gereen, Cheviots rate mkirta dn. Ce and Mohair, Cholce for ®5.00. With one of these Brilliant Mo- hair Suits you ean be cool and well dressed at the same time, besides knowing that you have saved $10 on the purchase. 58 West 23d Street. LEAPED FROM “ SUICIDESLIP” An Unknown Woman Finds Rest in the North River. Heroic Conduct of Policeman Pat= rick Cox to Save Her. Policeman Patrick Cox, of the Leonard street station, had an exciting expert- ence early this morning, in attempting to rescue a woman who jumped into the North River. The policeman suc- ceeded in bringing the woman ashore, but she was dead. Poltceman Lair, of the Macdougal Street station, was waiking along Canal street towards the river in company with James Bowen, of 635 Canal street, about 1.30 o'clock this morning, when a poorly- dressed woman with gray hair, walked rapidly by them in the direction of the river. ‘This name has been given to the slip adjoining the south side of the Pacific Mail steamship pler at the foot of Canal street, Wheh the woman reached W she started on a run, The policeman and Bowen tried to overtake her. Ar- riving at the stringplece the woman hesitated for an Instant, then throwing up her hands, she threw herself into the water, as the two men were !n the act of krasping hold of Instead of Jumping In after her the policeman appeared to be dazed, FPowen shouted and Poitceman Cox ran across fom the corner of Canal and West streets and instantly threw off his coat and plunged in after the woman. ‘The pier. After a struggle which lasted fifteen minutes, the poltceman managed to reach one of the spiles which protrude at this point, He grasped it with one hand, the other hand, Policeman Lair, around the woman's b drawn to the pler. A rope was thrown by ch Cox passed y, and she was © policeman fol- Phe slp har b n the name of “Bulcide Slip, ccount of the num- ber of suicides which. have occurred there in the last two years, - TRIED TO DIE AT THE ARCH. Four Ineffectual Pistol Shots, trolling in Washington Square at 1 o'clock this morning, heard four pistol shots. He hastened to a seat near the hovering. & mechanic, holding a volver in his hand. The policeman examined the man, and, Mercer street station-| ou his name as James Cleary boarded with Mrs, McK Hudson street. Market Court this morning He sald ae Was driven to the act by despondency, After working asa truck- man for Iselin & Co, Canal streets, for satee ) id off last week, he mid. and Catholi¢ Orphan Asylum, MYSTERY OF THE RIVER. ®@ Drowned Woman, wick avenue, Willlamsburg, the drowned wou.an, who hird street ferry | Wednesday night. sl n identifie: in Mount ¢ Rouart sigtied the bil) of Senator O'Connor to|? abolish the Department Charities and Correetion ‘ork, and pro- oecnaaneent of two to be known re- of Public the | f ow was foun The ‘A bottle. lave nthe womal » ‘The ‘oul ities and Correction ished from the Zist of De- iehall ot jonst ton Gaye, ber ein Terract Foie. rounds 4 F. 3, Pedtovitien si tow ork widen Gioctiinatl to: Morrow —— igh, another and Detter "Don! Pictaite 10, Ea p | paper Wx. Newamen, booksellers, latter had drifted twenty feet from the| 4 while he held the woman with] A Disconsolate Truckman Fires|Devery and Glei Fark Policeman McInnerny, while pa- arch, over which a cloud of smoke was He found a man, dressed like ss-calibre re- finding he was not hurt, took him to thé Justice Taintor held him tn Jefferson His as dea his four children in. the Who Identified | | City Undertaker Rouaff, of 109 Bush- ts looking for two men who identified the body or was picked up ee pe ¥ name of Edward Gampbel, ne Windsor t ory. BILLY FLYNN CAUGHT, He Is Thought to Know Something About the Harris Murder, Arrested While Engaged In a Fight on Avenue A. He is the Pal of Lockmeyer, Who ‘Was Once Suspected. A row at the corner of Avenue A and Twelfth street at 130 o'clock this morn- ing resulted in the arrest of “Billy” Flynn, alias Mike Smith, the butler Har- ris murder suspect, for whom the police uave been looking. Flynn was the pal of Fred Lockmeyer, who was arrested as @ suspect in the murder case a few days ago, and who was afterwards discharged when no con- vincing evidence was found against him, ‘The urrest of Lockmeyer was made on information furnished by the woman Kate Cromle, who had been arrested for +| disorderly conduct in the house 615 East Fifteenth street, where Flynn and Lock- meyer lived. She told of the suspicious actions of the men on the afternoon of the Harris murder. She afterwards denied the story that she had previously wold, Flynn was sald also to hi pal of Louts Dittmeter, t lar, who was under arre ville prison at the time was there and told her stor; was accused of robbing J Dittmeler house of Fittieth in the | remand static i ‘obably “have. a. pre= Mminary fearing this atteynoon at York: ile Court hing incriminating was found on when searched at the station- house Two ths ago he was caught tn the x. Kdward Kelly, wife of the East Thirty-second street, had just come in from a ur, shopping WILL SUE THE CITY. m to Demand Hack Damages. Lawyer Emanuel M, Friend, as coun- sel for ex-Ward Man Glennon, will serve upon the Police Commissioners this af- ternoon the certified copy of the order of Justice Pryor, reinstating Glennon to the force. Similar action will be taken by Capt. Devery's counsel, ‘The counsel for these two men will at the same time demand back pay for :| them since July of last year, when they dismissed from the force. The ¥ Will also at once begin a suit ity for the expenses, coun- > which the officers were of their trials, which, Were malicious, and they. Auition, bring a sult for nses lo which the the action of old Vol sisting upon the trials tn opposition, the Cal Ward Man Smith will, n Proceed similarly if they are Feinetates Nis they ‘have every ‘hope of pein. Preferred Creditors, Servants A 4 Your |Health Depends Upon pure, rich, healthy blood, Therefore, see bat your blood is made pure by 4 ©’Neill’s, SIXTH AVENUE, for country or seashore Summer Draperies. ored Muslin Draperies. Regular price 25c., 120. yd. 1,100 pairs ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains. Regular price 1.48, 78c. pair. 800 pieces fancy Crepes, em- bossed and figured, new colorings, specially desirable for cottage deo- orations. Regular price 25c., qe. yd. SUMMER PORTIERES. 1,000 Japanese Bamboo, Bead and Sea Bean Portieres, new de- signs. 2.78 each. _|WINDOW SHADES. 12,000 Window Shades, 6 feet long, 3 feet wide, spring roller, ly to put up, 28e. each. JAPANESE RUGS, New colorings, best quality made, 36 in. x 18 in. 33 54 5 72 60“ 93 726 1.39 CARPET SIZES. 9 ftx6 ft..... 4.33 ©} ft. x 74 ft 6.21 12 ft.x9 ft.. 8.42 PORCH SCREENS. Bamboo Porch Screens, just the thing for summer cottages, these sizes 4 ft. wide x 6 ft. long. ac x 8 Gu“ «& x Be & TH 4 x BK & Bg“ & x Bw ow 8“ « x19" & wo“ “ x10" « 10" © x1Q6 « ws « x19" « ww“ § xqQ6 « Ze. sq. ft. Large Assortment China and Japan Mattings EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, Before placing your orders for Awnings, Window Shades, &c., get an estimate from us. You will save money. All Goods Packed and Shipped Free of New York City Thursday, Fune 6th. This Season's Importations, Checked or Striped Cheri LQ CO 7T5C (Formorly $1,00 and 92.90), 5Oc (Formery 15¢.to $1.80 35¢ (Formeriy 600. te Tee French ‘Cue: SIC. formerly 5oc. to 65c, in new shades and designs, including Hood’s Sarsaparilla ‘The only true blood purifier prominently in the da navy blue and black. Lord& gt Broadway & 20th 8& SUMMER F FURNISHINGS, 15,000 yards white and fancy col- Silk & Wool Novelties Mohairs & Siciliennes 20 TO 21+ a ‘A number of Surprising Values in Furnishings, particularly adapted homes, will be offered to-morrow. Here are some telling prices : Summer Furniture, 60 white enamelled Chamber Suits, seven esha consisting of white Iron eee brass mounts, Dresser, washatand, Table, Chair, Rocker, woven wire Spring ; an ad- mirable suit for a summer cottage and actually worth 33.00, at 25.00 suit. COUCHES. Reed Couches, with adjustable head, ey the thing for Summer use. Regular price $12.00, 8.98. Non-adjustable 7.75. 100 Turkish Couches, covered in fancy ticking, spring edge, lined box. Regular price 15.00, at 11.89 each. Same style without box, 9.89. JA NATELY OF Some queer doings in Some one losee—you the price is VV VV WY VV MV VV VV VV I MY 4 i eS DN I< x CHAI GH BROS. SPECIAL PRICES IN SUMMER SHOES FOR TO-MORROW. 1,000 pairs ex- DINING TABLES. Antique Oak Extension Tables, claw feet, will seat eight persons, bought to sell for 10.00, a decided bargain at 6.25 each. DINING CHAIRS. enuaue Oak Dining Chairs, box seat. gular price 2.50, 1.88 each. DRESSING TABLES, White enamelled Dressing Ta- bles, large French plate bevel mir- ror. Regular price 12.00, at 7.50 each. MATTRESSES. 100 South American special mixed Hair Mattresses, 40 Ibs., A. C. A. or fancy tick in one or two parts, worth 14,00, at 9.98 each. White enamelled Iron Beds, 3.98 upward. tra fine tan and black Vici Kid Diana Snoes, strictly hand-sew- ed,$2.00 grades,at 1.39. 1,500 pairs Fine Dongola Patent Leather Tip, Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, a genuine ue 00 1. 19 article, at 2,000 pairs Ladies’ Extra Fine Tar and Russet Lace or But- ton Shoes, newest F styles, all sizes, a $4.00 article, 23d St., 6th Ave., City. of Charge to Any Point Within 100 Miles Soenol Canale Do, Ie IMPORTED Capes & Wraps. A., C. & 00. offer French Capes & Wraps Ata reduction of 50°%. Silk Waists Reduced to $500. $g 00 Pia | 0). Broadeoay 19th ot. NOTH “Commencing June tet oor store will gicae at 12 @fclock Saturdays during the summer Help Wanted- Ma about 18 years old. living 7 City to work in must have Al Apply 2 New Reade at. vod brtexlayers ply to Ph Wolf & Son, ED—Fitst-class chocolate man Is manufacturing Dean; Mate terms and give reference. Address A. box 264 World. Furniture and Carpets, Pitgolld brass For this White) Truatieaateat 30 Mp) sa tat 207], 3,00. dirusels} 49) “ ice L75 | , A REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT. this WEEK on PARLOR, BEDROOM and DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, REFRIGERATORS and BABY CARRIAGES ‘at less than factory prices, CASH OR CREDIT, SOL HEYMAN &00,, 993-995 Third Ave., BETWEEN 59TH & GUTH STS. Prize Winners. LTS OF OUR Baby Weighing Contest, exhibition at our stores and will be presented when claimed, Remember, we furnish a house complete wit! Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Refrigera~ tors, and Housefurnishing Goods M One Price and that the Lowest, CASH OR CREDIT. McClain, Simpson & Co,, 529-541 th aves, M, cor, a7th st, Dress Fabrics. To-day the Jackson dress goods expert chanced to buy real imported black and white, and gray French suitings, that may be retuiled at 28c.—instead of 1.00 to 1.26. French Suitings—the real imported French ones—in all wool or silk mix- tures—in 1895's most desirable plaide— checks and stripes—in black and white, and gray—38 to 42 in. wide—more than reasonable at 1.00 to 1.25—until all sold Try and do better—you’ll search in vain, however. OBL LDP LALLA ALIS IEC IA VVVV VV VV VV VV YY VV VIA IV IV CKSON’S HAVE. TORNER ut 777 BROADWAY, gain, RVV VV WN NV A VV VV I Vv PLANNEs # S SONS. Everything for Housekeeping. FURNITURE AT BorTom thi RES RIVE PER ry Carpets, Freie ak ahh had LALD rs LINED). Hair Jaesticiiey 50 ROTH EVERY DE. eae fo aoe aeiivic CE finale KITCHEN CREDI T Ir DESIRED. a Viney. TO sUIT Henry Mannes & Sons, 429-431 EIGHTH AVE., Bet. 3lst & 32d Sts. We should be slow if we didn't catch a bargain when we saw one. Look at our famous corner window full of silk ties and bows we are offering at 25 cents—worth double. Full line of Bathing Suits at popular prices Hot weather Unierwear that fits, Complete tine of “Outing” fixings. WH, VOGEL & SON, Broadway Corner Houston St. Excursions. MANHATTAN BEACH Leave Foot 34th 8 e. R, ay tage.) CONEY ISLAND. Pulver Route. gare fot Walenta hey een f va! ou! 3 from $10 A. M. ROCKAWAY BEACH AND JAMAIOA BAY, From foot 34th st., E, R.. 6.00, 7.6 arnt fh Sh aia POM. (12.00 P.M. ‘Sundays, 7.00, 9.00, ict dearly trom i360 Fy RO UND Pirin 88 utr ® AUR INES SHOHOLA GLEN, 1oT"miles trom New York, "re ee a Hiver, 1,000 00. WH pants at ine HOUND H ROUTE V RIDGE FERRY, from 610 A ¥ B. Leave toot rae st hourly @undays 9. Real Estate, JAMES L, WELLS, AUCTIONEER, eS UTOR® SALE {2 elowe ote Finn, deceased, at 111 MONDAY, JUNE 10, NOON. “1 CHOICE LOTS, BURNSIDE AVE., NEAR 179711 ST. MOUNT HOPH, NEAR RAPID TRANSIT STATIONS, TREMONT, MTH WARD, NEW YORK High and healthy location; Burn | rapidiy;"oniy 5 minut Rapid Ti on. FARK TO BATTERY. TITLE GUARANTEED FREE OF COST to.each purchaser, No nuisances allowed. Bs Ri NMC years rest Bend for maps to Heni Bogert, attorney, ‘Nassau y E. Finn and ny , OF James L Liberty at. immediately after the last ») been mad~ _ —eo i Stern Bros. offer to-morrow Laundered Sheets ana Pillow Cases at Special Prices Utica Mills Sheets «| Pure Silk 14% 35c24™, 490 Bye 39c/34™, Sie 2a 462% 50c Utica Mills Pillow Cases 36 ie 12c 36 aes 14c Hemstitched Sheets Hye 45/37, S5e yl 50/232, 59e Hemstitched Pillow Cases % tates 13c 36 oie 16c 36 mches 140/32 Penes 17 West 23d St.. Stern Bros. to-morrow A Special Purchase of Men’s Imported Underwear 39° Actual value 63c. Fine French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, at Extra Fine English Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, at Actual value $1.48. Shirts and Drawers, at Actual value $3.75. ‘| Ladies’, Men’s and Boys’ © Hand Made :x|Sweaters at Greatly Reduced Prices. |West 23d St. For Sale. _ Cadies™ and Gents’ CLOTHING £ in and Stik Walne, Serre, Cinna gi Batre Slee asy ‘weenieeee ‘monthly payments, anh ta loth Two Call 814 Cable Buii eae 98°. 2.37 a