The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1895, Page 8

DER CLUES BY THE SCORE Bone Tangible Enough to Warrant a Solution of the Henry Tragedy. CONVICT MORAN IMPLICATED Theory that William, “ Bad Son,” Had an Accomplice. ‘S$ ALLEGED CONFESSION. the LATTE! Supt. McKelvey Will Not Have the Body Exhumed to Compare Hand and Bloody Imprint, ‘There were several new phases of the Henry murder mystery to-day. Ac- cording to some reports, William Henry, the son of the old miser, was convicted beyond the shadow of a doubt; other Feports made Walter the criminal; oth- @rs reasoned out that neither William nor Walter. but an accomplice of the former, committed the deed. According to other accounts, Supt. McKelvey was contemplating having the old miner's body exhumed in order to get photograph of the hand. This was to see whether or not the hand was the same as that which made the Bloody imprint on the walls of the house near where the body was found. He was also to have Walter's hand photographed, as well ax William's, @ee whether elther of them could have Made the impression. Both were cred- {ted with having peculiar hands, and welence was to be called in to determine the great question, William Henry, according to another feport, confessed to his brother Walter that he had committed the murder. The eonfession ig said to have been made Gfter the commission of the crime, and that this in iteelf accoun:ed for Walter Mot having been called to the witness Stand to testify ut the inques:. His failure to have William arrested on the Friday night when he called at the Flatbush house, and the fact that ‘Re did not inform the police of the con- feasion, made him an accessory to the @urder after the fact. And the story intended to make Stronger the chain of evidence against ‘William in the alleged fact that Con- viet Moran, at one time William's friend and associate and who confessed having cracked the safe in the New York restaurant where William was employed as cashier, had been seen at the inquest. The theory ts that per- haps William had an accomplice in the ™murder and that Moran may know a Good deal about it. It ts wald that the famous letter al- to have been written by the father against William and handed to Walter when the latter called at the miser’s house the night before the mur- Ger was actually in Walter's possession Jong before that time. It everal persons to the letter before the time he told the police he had re- ceived {t will come forward at the right moment and testify to the facts, The last story, but by no means the east sensational, wan to the effect that fm searching the miner's house again yesterday Capt. Kitzer, of the De Kalb venue station, had found In the kitchen mn bi ve. It was sald to jam at one time. Dt, McKelvey said this morning that pad no intention of having the miser's witha?" any truth in the story that confessed the mur i Brother Walter?’ ho was asked, “Not @ particle,” the Superintendent & fact, so far as you know, that f ever showed that letter to a ‘One before handing it over to the police wisdg not believe he ever showed it 9 me 30 Ww ecard of it efore this." . F a any bloody sleeve foun t! house yesterday, or has anything in the way of clothing been found, other than tho shirt an taken from and t -' sane 0 6=Chemist TWe found absolutely nothing.” the Sup Intendent yi ‘ot! ‘ou i ody" sleeve, Now I collar submitted lee’ the next ques t the man Moran was not at the inquest,” As to the giory. of the alleged con- . Walter be in Brooklyn this afternoon in order to make application for appoint- ent as administrator of his father's es- CONSOLING BOSS PLATT. Mackett and Ot Leaders Bring Rese-Tinted Report “Uncle Charley” Hackett, jt the Republican State Committee, @ame to town to console "the easy boss" last night. Mayor Greene, of Bingham- fon; “Ike” Baker, of Washington County, slightly disfigured from his @onfict with Henry G. Burleigh; “Smooth Ea" Lauterbach, and Asseimn- man “Billy” Haipin also surrounded Boss and talked over the situation, Teports brought in by rose-tinted, and it w. he machine would w: 4 League xebra it comes Chairman the pilgrl @ pllgriné to electing 8 fo the Btate Convention. unpleasant report was rough by “re Baker, whose Platt Qontingent In, Washingtoh was masil- 0 pul ne Burleigh crowd. ia undarstood however that the red his henchman that the urielgh delegates to the State Con- Vention wouldn't even be permitted to it on the roof. Burlelgh, who is in wn, thinks differently. ‘About the o: te to be dechied Says the State Con- jon, eld about Kept. 15. Ho the te re it’ iy Ae to be hi ae" golng to fous’ to Blan for" tnwuring harmony” cor a me Deckcyart that ates can get inside, armony' con- ———e— round the ma- none but Platt ‘To Dring Perey G. Taylor Back. of Central OMtice @lled on 7 Ferg O, ,Tazlor, the avscon Ws & Goltormann, rubber ‘Of BB Leonard atreet and 149 Is accused vf forging ¢ worth of checks, which ih * | whic! inn Meat al pie NCCI 6. ohne GREATER NEW YORK'S GREATEST STORE. ra Cutlery Department, PANN AnideQt Large size Scailoped-EAge ing Knife, only.... Silverware Department. Bilver-plated Knives and Forks, fancy pattern, per set of 6, In neat lined box . Bilver-plated Teaspoons, fancy patterns, per set of 6 6 Silver-platel ‘Tablespoons or Forks, fancy pattern, per net Of B.sseseeveee 3 Crockery. nes 36 Glass and Lamps, Table Lamp, 98¢, Fine table Lamp, with richly deco- rated vase and @hade, large size burner, com. 89¢, ‘Bloomingdale Bros., INNOCENT, SAYS HOLT, The Insurance Adjuster Plesds to the Arson Indictment. Charged with Aiding to Burn the House of “John Doe.” Prosecutor, Davis Verifying Details of Milch’s Confession. George W. Holt, the fire insurance ad- . of & Pine street, who was in- yesterday for arson in the sec- ond degree, pleaded not guilty before udge Allison in Part I. of the Court ‘al Bewsions to-day. He war held in $10,000 bail for trial, Holt was already under $10,000 for an examination upon the charge for which he was arrested last Friday, His prea- ence in court to-day to plead nullified the first bond, and he was required to give another, Holt had $10,000 deposited with the City Chamberlain last Baturday, and with the renewal of hin bond to-day he sim- ply redeposited the money. When Holt asked what fire he was charged with setting or with alding to set, he was told that he was Indicted for burning the house of John Doe, Neither he nor his counsel could get any further particulars, “We know,” sald Mr. Ketcham to an ening World” reporter, “that Mr. Holt 1s charged with burning the house of John Doe, but we don't know who Doe is, where his house was sit- rowhen it was burne Milch, the Informer, upon whose confession Holt and some of the other alleged firebugs were arre and indicted, was in Mr. Davis's off this morning ready for his da examination by Mr. Davis, Mr, sald ho was at present engaged in: verl- fying every particular of the confession made to him by Milch. i id he. “and "So far as I have gone, i as far an I have been able to find verif- ne false cation, have not discovered statement made by Milch. I am moving slowly, howover, and very carefully as when the cases go to trial I want a con- viction to be cer! 4 LENZ GETS BAIL. Catherine Fox Becomes Surety to the Amount of 86,000, Policeman Charles A. Lenz, who was indicted yesterday for bribery for the alleged receiving of $100 to be discreet regarding the Louls Gordon fire, at 2 Walker street, and who has been locked bail, gave the required bail this morn- ing. His security is Catherine Fox, who keeps a blacksmith shop at 749 East One Hundredand Beventy-seventh street FIRE BOARD INVESTIGATES. Looking Into the Firebug Expos- ures To-Day. A spectal meeting of the Fire Commis- sioners Was heid this mo.ning. Co: missioner Sheffleld admitted that the te- Jcent exposure of the frebugs would be the principal subject of discussion. sald that he did not think that the resig- nation of Mire Marshal Mitchel would be anked for to-day. Mr. Sheffield would not say Just on | what line the Commissioners would gare sue tielr investigations —— | BUCHANAN TRIAL IN A PLAY. Prof. vech, a High Ma Written It, Prof, Horvech, a thirty-second degr Mason, of Madison street, has writing play founded on the trial of jDr. Buchanan. This play will be brought out at a Bowery Theatre, Prof, Horvech says, July 4, 5 and 6 » Professor say# he has spent many nds of do.lars upon the play and and his whole object in t to make money, of hohe has plenty, but to show to the world the part that Masonry has played in Buchanan's trial and iife and to hold up to public scorn tae action of certain tx offictals Horvech I fifty-one years old and has ritten many books in tae German lan ig ee up In the Tombs In default of $5,000) He} Sale of Stationery. Full pound box fine quality Pure Linen Writing = Paper and Envelopes to match; box contains 60 sheets and 60 envelopes, for -29 . CABINET OF PAPER FOR 1c These Cabinets, containing 60 sheets of fine quality er Whiting Paper Company's superior finish Iris Linen Paper; each cabinet contains 10 sheets of paper and 100 envelopes to matet; special at 46 Fine White Porcelain Plates, 6, 7 and 02 Sin, all at... lé-inch Meat Dish .24 Pickle Dishes..... 06 Fine White Porcelain Cups and Bau cers, per set of 6s Individual But- ter Plates. , 01 Butter Dishes. ‘Thin Blown Crystal Glass Tumblers Third Avenue. 59th & 60th Sts. 16 08 ©’Neill’s 6th Ave., 20th to 2ist St. To-Morrow, Wednesday, 5,000 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, Madras, Cheviot, Zephyr and Percale, all choice patterns, 46 caer Regular price 98c. ———————_— FUNERAL OF J.G. K. LAWRENCE vary Church Filled with Fi of the Deceased Horseman, Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church, Twenty-first street and Fourth avenue, was filled this morning with friends who gathered to attend the funeral of the lato James Gore King Lawrence, Pres. dent of the Coney Island Jockey Club, who died Saturday, June 22, Rey. Dr. Huntington, rector of Grace burch, an old friend of the family, as ted by the Rev, Dr. Scott M. Cook, of Ivary Church, officiated. There were no pall-bearers, Two massive floral pleces were sent by the Coney Island Jockey Club and the National Horse Bhow, ‘The inter- ment was in Woodlawn Cemetery. those present were c \ 3. Col ng President of the c mont, Pierre Lorikiard, J. W. Glonden: ning, AL. Clason, Al IP, Waccott, Dr F. Bronson, J.B.’ Duer, James, Row. marter of Coney Island Jockey Club, D. Clarke, Superintendent of the Frank Hall, J.T. Hyd oO Carrol: Livingston, Hunter,” Edward lancey Kane, A Relde, John Law x Wed John Manning, I Tielgal t Lawrence, MR. SCHIEFFELIN’S FUNERAL, Charen, Stuyvenan The funeral services of the late Will- jam Henry Schieffelin, who died of paraly@is last Friday morning, at his home, at do Stuyvesant square, Rey, Dr, MeVicker officiated, Dr, MeQuel, of Bedford, Dr, Nelson, Rev, Mr. surpliced chotr. | The casket was borne into the chuvch jon the @houlders of Sexton Chapman's ass assisted N.Y.; Taft and a pall bearers: Dr. Dr, Heary Wil . Willam nd, ae Mrown and John Mc organ, J. Noble Stern, «and Fulton Cutting Others present were Jono Hail, Gen. Bwayne and as Vestry me Dr ue from the Seventh Jot Honor and =| ceeded oy THE WORLD: TUESDAY ERICH BROS EVENING! JUNE 25, 1895. G MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT. LADIES UNDERWEAR. |**""2"""* COMPETITION IMPOSSIBLE IN THESE QUALITIES AT THIS PRICE. FOR WEDNESDAY. 25,000 GARMENTS, All of the thinnest Every garment_offered is prettiest, f weight Percales, ‘abrics--Sheer Lawns, featherweight wh and finest materials, made up of the choicest and Tiny Cambrics, gossamer te and figured India Linens, &c.; the shape perfect, the make unquestionable, the trimming rich and beautiful and every garment par- ticularly adapted for Summer Wear. ASSORTMENTS STILL UNBROKEN. NOTE. are worth all the way from $1.00 to $2.50. Theaverage of their regular price is $1.75. NOTE. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE ITESIS: NIGHT RONES. EMPIRE STYLES, PRETTILY TRIMMED WITH WIDE INDIA LINEN RUFFLES, INSERTING AND FEATHER STITCHING. NIGHT ROBES. LoNspat LACE, INSERTING CLUST NEGLIGEE RODES IN F WATTRAU BACK, PRETTH CAMBRIC, HEART BHAPE YOKES OF FINE VALENCIENNES RS OF TUCKS AND FULL LACE RUFFLES COLORED DOTTED INDIA TRIMMED WITH POINT DE PARIS LACE. NIGHT ROBES, LONSDALE MUSLIN, PRETTILY TRIMMED WITIT LINEN, GATHERED FRONT, ROUND YOKES OF CLUSTERS OF TUCKS AND EMPROIDERED RUFFLE OF COLORED EMBROIDERY. NDIA LINN, BMPIRE FRONT, WATTEAU BACK, CUP WITH IRON NET INSERTING. WS BURG INSERTINGS, SKIRTS. FINE MUSLI LACE RUFFLE. TUCKS AND Ft DEP CAMBRIC FLOUNOR, FINE MUSLIN, POINTED YOKES, NEATLY TRIMMED WITH SIX HAM- AMBROIDERED RUFFLE. TRIMMED WITH 4INCH TORCHON SKIRTS. FINE MUSLIN, DPEP RUFFLE, OF FINE FRENCH REVERING AND TUCKS ABOV! NDERSKIRTS, INDIA LINEN, FRENCH HANDS, HANDSOMELY THIMME! WITH DE! TUCKED BKIRT, HBART-SHAPED YOKFS OF FINE INSERTING AND FULL LACE RUFFLE. LINEN SKIRT LENGTH, ROUND YOKE OF 2 FINE VAL. LACE INSORTINGS, BRAD! CHEMISES, IAN LACE, DRAWERS, Fr DERED RUFF! DRAWRRS, Uv oF Dorr DRAWERS, Lox: TUCKED AND FINISHE: CORSHT COVERS, THE ¢ WITH ADJUSTABLE AND FEATHBR-STITCH 1) BANDS. LOIR FULLER, TRIMMED WITH WITH IRISH POINT, EMBROIDERED EDGE. RATED EUREKA COVER, 8, TRIMMED WITH FINE VALENCIENNES LACE EDGE IND WITH DBEP LAGE. FLOUNCE DEEP FLOUNCE, MADE OF FINE CAMBRIC, LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, 1X DOTTED INDIA, SOFT COLLARS, GATHERED FRONTS, YOKE BACK. 0 C. ALL AT EACH. Recollect, we guarantee the sewi ing, shape and fit of every garment. The price asked does not cover the cost of the material, Note—None of Above Goods Sold to Dealers, Not more than two garments of each style to a Customer, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. SIXTH AVENUE & 23D STREET. ROTHSCHILD NEW YORK, 14th St, near 6th Ave BROOKLYN, Fulton St, corner Hoyt We are offering Ladies’ Sailor Hats, 24 & at and which are worth and sold atthe Sth Ave. HAT stores at 3. 42 and 5 = These goods are manu- factured for us exclusively by the London Mtg. Co., and by special arrange- ment we are enabled to sell them RETAILat their wholesale prices deceased was a t.ember; Loyal Legion of the Druggists’ As: 1 We 5 The fune the Grand kK oand pro- i 0 Bed- ford, where the interment) will take place this afternoon. MGR, PRESTON’S TOMB. the Divine Apel. Y., June vortes at Io he Central D. Corner-Stone Laying « anion ¢ WHITE PLAINS, N Archbishop Corrigan, a score ollc priests and prominent Layme present this morning at Good Counsel Farm, in charge of the Sisters of the Divine Compassion, to take part in the ceremony of laying the corner-stone of the new chapel of the Divine Com- panion, which ts to be erected by the of the Institution to the mem- the late Mgr, Preston, founder farm in os The chapel when con 20,000, Tt ts to be Church. of St Ch Milan, Italy, int ; sarcophagus will the altar in whieh wil body a the late M Preston, It is. expected that the chapel will be dedicated in the wall, Dr, Aronson Died tn the Stree Dr. Aloxand . physician with aia 4 man who stood fh a felt dead in National ; nt JUST BEFORE STOCKTAKING. | Remarkable values in Dry Goods, SILKS, In the Basement, at 25 cents, 35 cents and 50 cents a yard: India, Ha- butal, Taffeta, Failles and other Fancy s. On the Main Floor, at 50 cents, 70 cents and 85 cents a yard: Black Fig- ured Silks, Fancy Taffetas, Eigared Indias, Chenes, ete. At $1.00 a yard, 7000 yards of rich Novelty Silks in lengths for louse Waists and Skirts. SUITS AND WAISTS, Blazer Suits, all colors, new styles, $10.00 erch, Shirt Waists, $3.00; re- fuses te $1.50 each. awn rappers,2.00exncl: Silk Waiste, 5.00 , Duck Suits, 5.00 “ DRESS GOODs. 2500 yards Dress Goods Remnants, odd lengths of fine goods trom main floor, ‘handsome skirt lengths, | fancy colored Crepons and other goods. 1000 yards Cheviot, at 25 cents per yard, 1500 yards Novelty Suit- ings, at 35 cents per yard. 000 yards Colored Cre- pon, at 60 cents per yard. Best French Chajlies, none but new atterns, 25 cents per Nerd. : JAMES McCREERY & CO. Broadway and 11th St. teenth 4 rad: vation from old Harvard, and at the special re. the faculty Mr Roosevel te it there. It will be his first return nce his graduation. a e TO CROSS THE SEA. lor the Ocean Steamers of Wednesday. Among the passengers booked to sail on the American line steamer St, Louis | to-morrow are Nelson W. Aldrich, James J. Belden, Wiliam a IF ¥ kK ork, AO J, Cansatt, € 1. ¢ Gri ro . Nellte Me Witlam © 1 Mot Ous, Dr. é Prot KE. Northrop, George L. ms GI U. Peabody, Dr, Hoary T, Palmer, Harold Pea-] Berlin, SPECIAL SALE. For the balance of this week will offer the following bar- gains in Ladies’ Ovford Ties, Ladies’ Russet Goat Oxford Ties, *1.50. Ladies’ Brown Russia Calf Oxtord Ties, Ladies’ Don- ‘ola Low jutton, Pat- ent Leather Tip, *1.50. *2.00 The above lines are new and fashion- able goods, and the stock being com- plete in all sizes and widths, those who take immediate advantage of this oppor- iualty may be fitted in the most satis- factory manner. CAUTION.—Having no Agencies or Branch Stores, my Shoes can be purchased only at my eatablishment. A. J. CAMMEYER 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. AMMEYER» STAMPED ONA SHOE MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT. 6TH AVE, CORNER 20TH ST, ADVANCE SALE MEN'S CANVAS SHOES. High and Low Cut. Men's White Canvas Oxford Ties, $2 Leather Sole... 50 Men's White Canvas Oxford Ties, Rub- $ ber Bole e. 2.50 Men's White Canvas s Lace Shoes, Leath r eu : 2. 50 The above are the coolest and most dressy shoes for Outing and Summer wear, 1ON.—MAVING NO AGENCIES OR STORES, MY SHOES CAN BE PUR- MY ESTABLISHMENT. A. J. CAMMEYER, 6th Ave., cor. aoth St., N.Y. body, James R. Roosevelt, Jr, Sir Donald Alexander Trautman.’ Dr. John S. fe, Rev. Eliot White and wite, ery E Williams and’ Prof, W. L. Whitn Those booked to gail on’ the Friesland are i, 0%. Arthur Ames lisa Dr. bh, Dr K, T. Bucking, Dey, in. . W. Russell, Russel _C, John B, Wakefield and Benjamin — SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY, <4.29|Sun sete...7.34/Moon seta, 10.11 HIGH WATER. LOW WATER AM PM AM aes nae eT 11.08 e add « PORT OF NEW YORK, w Rev. | Whitmore. Sum rises. aon cE utes, ARRIVED TO-DAY. a) Prieali ac » Janeiro Rotrerdam Kingsion OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS, TO SAIL, TO-DAY. remen. Algonquin, pe Mayth. TO SAlL, Louls, South Southam) Charleston, TO-MORROW. st pion. City of Washingtes, Havens, PM 238) Meme. MLA C Y «co. SIXTH AVE, ISTH To 14TH BT / THROUGHOUT OUR STORE ARE SCATTERED A HOST OF ONE-HA THERE IS NOT ROOM IN OUR ADV LF VALUES FOR WHICH SRTISE- MENT, BUT WHICH ECONOMICAL SHOPPERS WILL BE QUICK TO CIATE. SILK. WAISTS. Handsome from oar own workrooms and offered at a saving of at least a5 per cent. on prices preva. ing elsewhere. 1,79 Figured China Silk Walsts... Japanese Silk Waiste............ Plaid Surah Waists, made of heaviest silk, la lnids, eold elsewhere ‘es. o Also large assortment better grades, 6.74, 8.49,10.29, 11.98 § 16.49 SHIRT WAISTS. 2,000 dozen Shirt Waists, from our own factory, of very best percale, large’ sleeves, laundered collars and cuffs, 56, 69 & .99 Thundered collars and-eutis, 14604 Fine colored Lawn Waists, 1.49 large sailor collar, lace ruffle around,...... SUMMER SHOES. ladies’ High Grade Canvas Oxfords, white kid tipped and trimmed......ccseeeeeee 600 pairs Ladies’ Oxfords, hand - welt, reduced from $2.82 to. soy one 5 Men's rubber sole, serge up- per Tennis Shoes, sold else- where at $1.00 Men’s canvas, leather trimm- ed, rubber sole Tennis Shoes, sold elsewhere at §: jortment in a variety of colors and atyles; all 1.89 5.74 DISCOVER AND APPRE4 SUMMER DRESS GOODS. 60 pieces American Batiste, 40 ‘ae 108 inches wide ... 2,000 yds. Imported Lawns, 12 10 tinted grounds, colored atripes 3,000 yds. Fine Lawns, in the new colored stripes, just out. Cigar and Wine Dept. .' Greatly enlarged and removed to 59 West |4th Street, directly opposite to the principal en+ trance to our main stores, 7” Quality of Everything Guaranteed. Prices Lower Than Any Other House Special Sale for This Week Only. COCKTAILS, j ready for use, served with cracked ices nothing better at any pri }) Reduced Manhattan. {| to J 744, Martini Whiskey Imported Club Soda, Coch-} Pet dor rane & Co.’8. 0.4. wef 199 rane & Co, th Geneva } Per doa, 1.09 Hand-Made Clear Havana, finest qual- ity tobacco only put in these goods, Opera, box of 50 sees Concha Fina, box of 50 . Regalia Especial, box of o Regalia Perfectos, .box of 25. Deliciosas, box of 25 ......06 One trial will convince the most fas ¢ tidious smoker that these are the greate est value ever offered in high-grade i If goods are not satisfactory Imported Ginger Ale, Coch- tern S Bros. will offer to-morrow the foilowing Special Values dies’ Shoes ‘1.79 Dongola Oxford Ties n all sizes and widths, at Cloth and Kid Top Button Boots with patent leather vamp and tips in welt and $ turned soles, 9g) 19 specially adapted °o forsummer wear Tan Russia Calf Button and Lace Shoes 3.95 at -) Formerly $4.75 to $5.50. West 23d St. $ Regular Price. 3.00 +99 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.10 96588 4, Antwerp. Hl Norte, New Orleans, Germanic, Liverpool. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. DUB TO-DAY. 8, Liverpool, Rhyniand. Antwerp, ‘ibraltar Waser. Brome 8h Cinta, Gibraitar. St. Thomas, Kansas City, Swansea, Wotterdam DUE TO-MORROW. noa. Yucatan, Havana, Havel, Bremen daracas, La Guayra, jAurenis, Liverpool, Cherokee, dacksonville. Francisco, Muli, i ‘Menemana, precccccccccccceccccccecocceeoees WILL COMMENCE OUR ANNUALGLEARINGSALE 0-DAY Below will be found an inventory of our remaining stock, All the above goods are displayed in our windows. london &, West 234 st. $100 Capes and Skirts Fancy Crepon, Silk-Lined Visiting owns, $20 $100 Dinner Gowns Fancy Taffeta Silk, $25 $80 Tailor Gowns — Silk Lined, 320 $35 Crepon Skirts Silk Lined, $15 $30 Fancy Waists Rich materials and boned, $9 $15 Moire Skirts $7,50_ $12 Trimmed Hats $3.50 ‘The only full account. = ‘the base= ball game are given in “The Evens ing World's” Baseball Extra, issued v immediately after the last play hag at 4 Regular Now, | Serge Suits, ... ] | Boys’ Suits Boys’ Suits Boys’ Suits .. Boys’ Su: | Boys’ Suits eo” 86588 BOWERY © CORMESTERS: il y for Edis | NBWARK, No oJ, Ju Emory to-day denied ‘the | United Pi Company, | Vieto —Vice-Chancellog Morton to-day Sharpe, of Kin igate the ol