The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1895, Page 6

HUNDREDS OF TROLLEY SUITS Wholesale’ Violations of the Life-Saving Fender Law to Be Prosecuted. FINE OF$25 FOR EACH OFFENSE The Ordinance Does Not Make Any Provision for Orim- inal Actions. CANNOT SEIZE CARS BY FORCE. May Ask for an Injunction Hereafter to Restrain the Companies from Operating Line: Corporation Counsel McDonald, of Brooklyn, announced to-day that sev- eral hundred suits would ba begun in behalf of the city against the various trolley railroad companies to recover $35, the amount fixed for each violation of the city ordinance, which took ef- fect yesterday, and which requires the companies to equip their cars with life: waving fenders that extend within three inches of the ground. Mr. McDonald said Chief Trolley In- spector Franklin and his fifteen assist- ants had been sent to Fulton Ferry and other pleces this morning, to secure evi- @ence of the wholesale violation of the law. Mr. McDonald also sald that blank forms of complaints had been ent to the printer, with instructions to rush the work. The sults will be brought in the justices’ courts. “Will anys.oriminal action be taken against the managers of the rallroads?* he was asked. “Not just at present, In fact, we do not see how we can, as the ordinance does not prescribe any punishment be- yond the fine alluded to, “Our inspectors," continued Mr. Me- Donald, “have been instructed to take the number of every car being operated without a fender, and when any device fe attached ‘to the platforms, they are to measure the dimtance between it and the ground.’ “Do you contemplate following the ad- vice of a lawyer printed in ‘The World’ to-day, who suggests that the companies might be reached if the city seized some of their cars on the ground that they ‘were public nuisances: ‘Allour movements in this matter must ‘be according to law, There is no au- ‘hority with which I am acquainted by which we could go in and seize a rafl- road company’s rolling stock.” “How about asking the Supreme Court for an injunction to restrain the com- pantes from operating their cars unless they comply with the law by putting fenders on their cars?” “That has been under discussion, We think, however, that as the valldity of the ordinance is being attacked it would be betic: to bring these suits to recover the amount of the fine. If the ordinance e upheld, amd we recever the penalty, will then be possible to Ko into court o if the companies fail THE SEVENTH IN CAMP. Gev, Mortem Will Visit the Boys ‘To-Morrow. STATE CAMP, PEEKSKILL, N. Y., June %.-The Seventh Regiment con- tinues to do good work in the State Camp. The weather this morning was @oo] and cloudy. Company D, commanded by Capt. Fisk, and Company H, commanded by Capt. Lydecker, at the early morning Grill iMlustrated the taking of a position by assault. One company was posted in the old rifle pits near the guard tent and the other attempted to take the pit. After manoeuvering, the companies chai places. ‘The’ work was closely watched, and after the exhibition Gen. Quy Henry pointed out the weak spots im the plans: of awsault and defense. eneral health of the camp ts Sor river® Casper B, Covington, of ompany who had ‘his left inate badly cut while swimming Inthe Hud- fon yesterday, is in the hospital tent, Tormorrow will be Governors day and preparations are being made for the Teception of Gov. Morton, ‘Ihe Gover- nor is expected to arrive about noon, when the Governor's salute will be fired, —_ao— GEN. TOMPKINS’S NOTE. Gave It for Rent, and Admits He Had No Legal Right to Do So. Judge Ehrlich, in City Cart, this morning, dismissed the case of the Ger- mania Life Insurance Company against Gen, Charles H. Tompkins, President ‘of the Diamond Rock Boring Company. Gen. Tompkins occupied a suite of in the St. George apariment-house on Stuyvesant Square, owned by the plain 8 He gave a note for six months’ rent for $1,250, and signed the name of the Rock ‘Boring Company. ‘The note went to protest, and on being presented to the General for payment he repudiated it In court this morning he admitt igning the note, but aid while he could gzecute such notes for the Company's gebts: he had no austiority to sign them lor his personal affairs. Judge Erlich dismissed the case, na the plaintiffs would ha relief ina criminal or another vivit ac tion. — Chinamen Go to Law. ‘Twenty-five se! is from Chinaown a. eompanied their friends Do Sim, Jin Kan and Yeun Yon to Justice burgers part of 1. City Court to-day. The Uiree were lain (ifs tm 6 sult against Eawand C. Bussctl, the owner of the premises 13 Doyers street. They ‘of @ restaurant at that number i for $675, valuc of the contents of “the ator pa slg osaur Coming Events, atertainment will be Porresters’ Club, of Newark, N. J. See koue this evening at 8.18" o'ctork ‘Miss ‘Annie tart, ‘Josh’ iy Gotham City ‘Quas under the direction of Mr. Phil Ruaell. exercises of, Pubile, School No 6, pri- p Sne bay Rovetery seta 8 3PM and Gram. sates, an po 59 Mamet ‘and Kingsbridge ry Charles's” Bronx that goods for the county buildings wer per cent, cheaper than by the immediat Commissioners, Commissioner Henry also said that thi partment wera $100,00 les during th! year's adminiatration of the presen| Board than by ita predecessors, ani that, too with 400 more inmates to pro-|the Central Pre vide for. “Commissioner Henry,” said Count tor Hugo Hirsh, inquisitor-in-chief, * Charities Commissioner Charles. J- Henry, of Brooklyn, told’ the Assembly Investigating Committee this morning at ste session in the Court-House, Brooklyn, now purchased from 60 per cent. to 2” predecessors of the present Boant of ELLIOTT ON TRIAL. The President of th ment Society 1 Con 8] Prominent In the gathering were Rev. t) A. C. Dixon, of the Hanson Place Bap- 4 jtist Church; Rev. John F. Carson, of byterian Church, and Rey, John Simonson, of the Swedish Luthefan Church, The defendants wi represented by Lawyer Charles J, Pat- you believe that the Department was|terson honestly and efMciently conducted by your predecessors’ no," was his reply. The investigation opened by the recall: ing of Commissioner Adolph Stmis, He was questioned an to the ‘contrac! - | terson asked that ‘he complaint be dis- Missed on the ground that the Ist given t}out by Brewster did not constitute a for certain fire-escapes. He said he|libel against an individual, as he cannot did not know whether or not bids had | libel a house, been returned in order that Springer &| Assistant District-Attorney Callahan Schumann could get the contract, cited several cases where the courts He said he remembered that there waa] hud held that a newspaper in mention- some irregularity about the matter, just|ing a class had been held lable for what he could not remember. Commissioner Henry was recalled. He sald he had voted to dismiss a num: Ubelling individuals. Justice Walsh declined to decide the - | motion, and the examination was begun. ber of employees from the Department] Mr. Lyons testified that he occupled a soon after he became Commiasioner be. -|part of the house at 174 State street, cause he did not beileve they were] ‘There were sevoral other tenants, Ali needed. Q. Woy was not the pay-roll of the Pent were respectable. tentiary algned by the Warten? A. Because the/OWNk the house at 78 DuMeld street, employees are regularly employed there with| jointly accusing Elliott and Brewster | “ and tha siqumture was un- y little chat necessary, 'Q. Do you know wheth of the Department at T have understood th hected with an vndertaki that Joby N, Gray new Bergen streeta Q: Did you appoint’Gray? A. 1 did Q. Did he ow A. No. Q. Did you «: partment? A. Q. What w Q wi hie aalary? A. $1,000, the dedcit: Im 1804? A, 691,000, The Commissioner ‘admitted he had | a, heard that engineers were employed by the county who dé not hold engineers’ certificates, of libel, was then taken up. Police Supt. McKelvey swore t June 13-he called on Mr. Elliott. told him the agents of the Law Enforce- ment Society had obtained {mportant in- Seioon at -Nevine ona | formation, which, ff. published, would create gréat astonishment. The society's agents, sald Elliott, had red ovidence against a number of 1 where gambling and, other, vio- laiiona of the law were permitted. Supt. McKelvey requested Mr. Filliott to send him a lst of the places, The following he’ received a communication, which practically the same as given out for publiention. A. Dewapaper reporter. who secured a He sald that he had susperted an en-|7OPY of the list from Brewster, swore gineer named Foley because he would | {hat Brewster told him the mat ignated by not work at the ment was could be dishonest if they wanted to. Mr. nen th sald he di at times the patients eR. Rover heard of any of | ing had their feet frozen. ee a lack of glyen out with Elliott's authorit Lawyer Patterson waked for Mr, El: MOLES discharge, as nothing criminal had been proved against hin Juntlce Wateh sald he would examine the law more thoroughly and give « decision on Friday at 11 o'clock. —————- TABLES TURNED ON LEVY. shoes. Dr Macomber, anh phy: by Two Me: siclan at the Fiatbuel Se Sonmtand | Charwed with eriury by Two Men Hospit: when Mensrs.. asa, Murphy He Wr ly Accused, and Nolan were Commisdiombrn, testified that the food supplied the patients was very, poor, esp Treat. He said articl jelly thertes,: bread: and hospitals which waremne yet: Teceived. EDUCATION ALLOWANCE CUT. Only a Partial Concession» W Granted in Brogkiyn. Mayor Schieren, of Brooklyn, and the other members of the Board of Ensti- mate, heard a. vigorous. protest, from of the Board of E4usation. Boant of Education. out in salaries If made, woul cation an finally passed wap a reduction of $301,481-from the asked. STABBED IN A FIGHT. Objections to Tunne a Work, of 827 Willoughby avenue, Brookls the new Fourteenth Regiment Armory, in the neck and shoulder. lives at 1,139 Third avenue. The figh occurred in the new armory, Anderson complained that some of th work done by Tunnell was of an in: and Anderson knocked him down, hand. A hard fight ensued bet derson and Tunnell, at the cone! which {t was found that ‘Tun: badly cut. He was tal H is serious, Anderson was arrested and hald t await the result of Tunnell’s injurtes, n AN. ion o! all wi en to the Seni n.10 from Iny) County, a veri for not providing bumpers of suM@ctent aireng pany. = — = MeCanna Accused by Undertake: gineer of the Piathush made today by a dete, takers before the Kin, McCanna ad unde Coma, et of favoring ht and keting for hin ryone who des in th other undertake B2,500 Verdict Again jured Consul has bee asked by President Cleveland to returi at once to Havana and resume his oMcial officer, and the Spa hin, as he cannot be induced to act | the interests of ¢ ment instead of those of the Unite Stat often appeared In the schedule as having been furnished the posed action to cut down the allowance Y. Culyer, Gen, Nelson, J. Gates, and impair the usefulness of the achoola, As a result the cut In the allowance for sal- aries in the high schools and the man-| tives of the Children's Garment Maki ual training schools, amounting — to 7 2A, Supt. Anderson fmphasized His Otto Anderson, twenty-seven years old, at Eighth avehue arid Foutthenth street, Prooklyi., this morning stabbed oscar | GOT MRS. BELMONT’S PURSE. Tunnell, a workman, twice with a knife ferlor quality. Tunnell dented the charge pital, where it is said his condition | mon to prevent rolling stock from falling to. the atrest ath of Willlam KE. White. a tuteher,. « killed by a Manhattan Teach train on. e Jury maid White's deach was due to his own careiemness and exoneraied the Cou n« is a popular and efficient fards are afraid of | had more or tess exciting en Spanisn Govern: | the dis Abraham Levy, a boss tailor, of Wa kina street, near Belmont avenu Secretary of the Children's Jacket Mak- previously aceused Hernfeldt and & berman of conspiracy to ruin his bu: nes Zleber they would ruin his business Bernfeldt and Silberman were at once arrested, ‘They were sub: ently held for the Grand Jury, yhen the case wasp: Grand Jury no evidenc accused were Mberated. The men, KS against Le ourt Ofcer John Key | last week. x| ‘Phe pocketbook belonged to Mrs. Rel- value w h ntained papers that raised Tup in the at of Its loss by . and Detectty the track, ed it up by 4 by Brooklyn Pelle }John and Sophie Miller were sent to St Dominick's Home by Justie in the Ewen Street Police © Charges against Patrick McCanna, Chief En | famsburg, to-day, The children were left in the house at voter: 1131 Meserole street two days ago with the dead bi of their mother, |noon the woman died. ‘The children apartments all day long (ee anne Meridia. ot 2p yous wus mor | Yesterday the city authorities buried ean pet etentecete 14 | the mother in Potter's Field. The police cuit Court,” Hrookiyn Jare searching for John Milter, wh. | is said, bec drink Real Bear iu the Ramapo | A Syrian 4 fow days ano the Rt spreading Schopl yesterday amd after tearing flowoe bods he >a ‘OW wil) probably dies Numbers o PF nl} ay ton and Oakland claim ro with away the n|# * rumored that he why henaeh Aigh'* amony, urmunding fh any ant the waite of | ofa lantern he bas atolea, ——— Americans who own property in Cuba Pour Per » Its Depostta, are de.ighted at the prospect of his re-'| The Metropolitan Savings Bank an- turn and with the assurance that the| oun 8 elghty-fourth dividend of 4 Administration will back bim up 1 whatever he does, x per cent. per annum. The flourish reat credit upon its officials, \w Enforce- A crowd In sympathy with the leaders of the Law Enforcement Soclety filled the geats in Adams Street Police Court, Brooklyn, to-day, to hear the testimony ©] in the prosecution of George F. Eillott and Eugene V. Brewster, President and ©) attorney of the Society, They are ac- | cused of libel in giving to the newspap- ers for publication a list of alleged dis- ¢.| orderly resorts, the owners of which goods recelved by the store-keepers’ de- | claim are entirely respectable. It was decided to take up one cane against each defendant as a test. The “In comparison with our own, I say,/eult brought by James J. Lyons, of 174 State street, was called, Lawyer Pat- The complaint of James Fallon, who Brooklyn, wan arraigned in Gates Ave- nue Court this morning on charges of perjury preterred by Aaron Bernfeldt, ers’ Union, and Morris Silberman, one of the Union's walking delegates, Levy had The trouble originally grew out of a dimeulty Levy had with one of his workmen named Solomon Zleber, Zleber three citizens tomy againet the pro-| was accused of theft, but when the day set for the trial came Levy did not ap- pear to prosecute. A statement was ‘Thorne who protested were Col. John| made to Justice Harriman that the trouble had been settled by the famous Dr. J. H. Raymond, members of the| “Brownsville Court." and the Justice at once ordered that Levy be brought be- The visitors ald that the prapored | fore him In the Gates Avenue Court. When he did appear he sald that he had been. threatened by the representa- Vnlon that If he pushed the case againat in court at the time and on being Wentified by Levy as the men who threatened him, ented to the sufficient to warrant an indictment was found and backed; sy the union at once Beant y, A ‘warrant d and he was arrested last This morning he was held for trial next week perintendent of the carpenter work on | under 30 bail. Detective Stack, of Nrownaville, Tunnell {8 thirty-three yearn old and Complimented by the Hanker. t] Detective Stack, of the Brownaville, Brooklyn, police, is In receipt of a very ¢| pleasant letter of thanks from August - | Belmont, congratulating him on his skill in finding a pocketbook lost from a Charles Nelson, a. workman, inter-| Manhattan Beach train at Manhattan fered, and Anderson cut him ‘on the| Crossing, Hast New York, one evening and In addition to a large sup of tts p Stack found ita day. or two after. in the hands of some young roughs who re | had p Hing with bis engine from the Kings wrosur on Youn ava, eauret| BESIDE THEIR DEAD MOTHER. hla’ moralag. consuring the Company Five Children Found tn a Sad Plight Freddie and George Sperb and Frank, Laimbeer, art, Will | John Miller, the woman's husband, ran ts, #Way Monday morning aad in the after- t 3 alongside the body etched ine Trotiey, | Sonaslte th dy in the wretched , It me crazed with trouble and lively scrap wien a in} condition of this old institution 1 reflects THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, °1805,' ‘ BROOKLYN N EWs [at BUT NO CREDIT, FRAUD, SAYS HENRY. “Royal Latins By Supplement’s” Books Are Very One-Sided. Ticket-Holders Never Paid, but the Am. B, N. Co. Got Over $1,400. Comstock Searching for the Princl- pals of the Alleged Lottery. The books of "Gould & Co. 98 Malden lane, the apparent managers of the “Supplement to the Royal Hi: vana," raided by Anthony the Society for the Suppression of Vice, show many curious things. There is a debit book covering three years, but pothing in it to show that ticket holder tn) this alleged lottery. 8, 18M, $414 wag paid to the "Am, B. °° April 9, 1894, $514.75; May 17, $19 July 17 American Bank Note Company, $559.0 Thus, in 184 “Am. BL N. which te presumed to be the American Bank Note Company, whose stamp appears in the corners of the tickets, ehgraved $1,487.83 worth of tick- ets for the cohcern. An entry da March 3 1895, is B. N. C., $481.50, and July 1% 1894, ‘100,000 cards, $1 besides other entries for circulars. “G. 8." Is down for %0 for each “scheme,” and a new “scheme” Is issued every ten days or #0, may mean “protection.” Again, each tdo,.48 charged up from $i to three sets of initials, and which may mean a policeman, and three others who need salving in exchange for exemption from the opera- tion of the lew, Away back in December, 1892, ts an entry "C, M. Miller, $125." Miller & Co. did business as “The Little Havana Lottery,” at 74 Maiden lane and 1212 Broadway five years ago and when It was raided Joseph Kay and Tom Scart lon were indicted: Scanton paid $500 fine for his connec- tion with it. Judge Gildersieeve, then ractising law, was Joseph Kay's attor- ney, and Kay's indictment was dis- missed by Recorder Smyth. Scanlon. was found in the same post- tion, that. of confidential man, at “Gould & Co.'s” soap office, in Maiden lane, in this raid an he heid to Miller & Co. and when St. Anthony looked longingly at the little safe in the cor- ner ‘Tom Scanlon said: “Oh, no; after an experience at 7 Maiden lane and 1212 Broadway, we know, better than to keep any money ere." But 'to retum to the books, there In a monthly fairy of $160 to °C. £. G.." who is sup) to be Charles E. Grubert, the al ced head centre of the “Sup: plement to the Royal Havana,” but his whereabouts. no man knoweth, There was mall, recently delivered at the dingy office 6-9 Malden lane, and found by Comstock and — Policemen Dixon and Canayan, from the Tombs Court squad, eased | to Drvid ‘Thompaon, Thy Liggott. Thom: Piggott and C. drone The three first names are supposed to be fictitiou though there was one envelope ad: dressed to David M. Thompson, 149 Leonard street, Mr. Comatock was much pleased with the results of the raid, but declined to say what ateps would be next taken. It ts fair to presume, however, :hat ng neither “Tom” Scanlon nor Tom" Sport, the clerks found in the office, were arrested, Mr. Comstock {8 anxiously looking for other principals, for the ex- pense book shows a net KO for 1894 of $9,540.85, and this and the amoun: of printing, engraving and postage paid for indicates a heavy business and an im- mens profit, for while any lottery yields an Immense profit, as witness the $8,000,000 accumulated by’ the lat ek Morris, owner of a iottery, the scheme of the “supplement” apparently offered no chance wha: er to the miserable amblera who ventured to invest In it, for nyo prizes were ever distribuced, and no man can tell how much money this concern has taken from Its dupes. Sues oe Firecrackers Gone--Sand Instead. David) McDonald, of 84 Catharine street, te. ports that a number of firecracker boxes being unloaded from the Lucile at pier 37 East River, have been opened and found to be full of mand Instead of explosives. This cargo has been shipped direct from China to New York, At inant @ dozen boxes among those opened thie morning were found to contain sand. It. ia not _knowm whether they ware y packed 89 or If they have beea tampered with on the way to America, —— Milton Stripe Goes to Ludlow. Milton Stripe was arrested to-day by Deputy Sheriff Walgering upon an order of arrest signed by Justice Green, of the Supreme Court, of Dut falo, and lodged im Ludiow Street Jail. The ar reat was made In @ sult brought by William C, Burrows, of Buffalo, growing out of negotiation of n for $12.50 to be made to the Lumier F Company Stripe is accused ot gett! B50 and ailing to efict ihe Joan bi CHEERS FOR THE ST. | LOUIS. The American Liner Off on Schedule Time in Good Order. The new American line steamship St. Louis sailed for Southampton prompt- ly at 11 o'clock this morning on schedule time, ‘The repairs to her rudder were com- pleted this morning at 6 o'clock, hav! iz ‘cupled Just 7 hours. Probably never befor have such extensive repairs been done in such a short time. President Clement A. Griscom said the pMficors and crew of the Louis had non duty day and ns Ww ch swarmed 2 WAS gre than on her initial trip four weeks As the big liner pulled out there was enthusiastic cheering, and river eraft in the vicinity’ blew continuous Diasts from thelr whistles The ocean tugs Belvidere and Ro J. Barrett were at the end of the p friends of Senator Jamos New Jersey, and ER, G kK, who were passen, ho tum carried a brass ba the aus pointed her prow. down the river they followed in her wake. - — p of Fruit Venders. prisone: { comtribuied to the Jem (ale morning Afieen were ttaian f Market Court venters ow .Nk their push mn the si a few minutes oF nger than the ten minutes aliowed be f the prisoners were Mned agi many ot @ ta serve ot thelr anes by res in fail several days. ne No Date Set Vacheron’s Trial. ALUANY, June No date was set tor the trial of the Vacheron bribery this morning, and the Ir tne (0 arrange Beecham’s pills for con- stipation 10c,and 25c. Get the book at your druggist’s and go by it ASU eel Bios Mere Uden € BDU, OF Denua Stern Bros. To-morrow On their Second Floor Ladies’ rwenai QHirt Waists 19° 08° *1.25 Much Below Regular Values. Lawn and Percale. mstock, of | With Extra Full Sleeves ‘one penny has ever been paid out to any| Chambray and is Bicycle Leggins. ° Best quality Cloth...... 1.63 Russet or black goat... 2,23 Canvasin assorted colors ,73 Combination Boot & Leggin. Made to order in Bicycle and Bloomer styles—the most com- fortable shoe and best fittin, leggin on the market. There are entries showing that Feb,| Striped Lawn Lawn, trimmed with butter color lace, in choice West 23d St. Mid-summer Sale of Wash Dress Goods. India Dimity, {5,000 yards figured and striped, white colored ground), 15 cts., formerly 30 cts. 3,000 yards Scotch Gingham 15 cts., formerly 25 cts. 2,000 yards Printed Plissé, 12% cts., formerly 26 ot» Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St. Most extraordinary fine Imported Laces, among the many notable bargains will be the following: And Butter Colors, Pte de Lierre ai Point, alc many Signs’ In appliqued Venice in various widu Inches wide, worth from $1.39 to $2.98 per yard, at. existence that 1s worn with and day, THOMPSON & Broadway and Twenty-seventh St, $8 and $10 Trouserings To Order $5 The only fault with these goods RoBert J. got too many, why we will make them to order The pick of the foreign makex —but we want to move them so trousers for which we've al- ways had $8 to $10, we are now making at $5, andif they don’t fit, we don’t want your money. wre Vat have vee $25%0 Gi Now SIX No pain of bad resulta Applied to ‘the Absoluteiy palbieas. No cocalue or ebloroterm. ate New Tore, ebeertuliy reconsay Lass, Ge Teast partic:« of pai BP.00, Gold er epectalty. Fillin, or mo vay. Give hat we do just as WEST 14TH ST, eveatuliy with om GERTH Hy, ito ¢§ "RELIABLE OCRRPEES® TURN THE CARPET WORLD AND YOU WILL NOT FIND A PRETTIER ALL WOOL INGRAIN CARPET THAN WE OFFER FOR THURSDAY'S SALE, AT 49 CENTS PER YARD, From the Cele! UPSIDE DOWN, ted Lowell COLORING, AND EX- SH, WITH THE LITTLE PR NUSUAL COMBINATION. YT OF ECONOMY. gain Price: CASH OR CREDIT, COWPERTHWAIT & CO. 104, 106 & 108 WEST 14TH 8T., RROOKLYN STORE! FLATBUSH AVE., NEAK FULTON ST, UNION Folding Beds, \3&5 West 14thSt Folding Beds cleaned and repaired Castings furnished for all makes. CHARTPRED 1852, depos! which the Tenderioin | the bank on sums from #5 to Wit, te order of read: a A GENTLEMAN. great experience plano, le onldence; $8 quarter; Bo advance ABRAHAM STRAUS PAPAL PLE RDA Fulton St., Brooklyn. $ ~~ Ladies’ Bicycle Shoes & Leggins. Bicycle Shoes. Ladies’ L. A. al High cut Bicycle Lace, Shoes, the celebrated) 2,87 Norman and Bennet! make.......5 2666 Shoes—2d floor, APRN 4 , EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF FINE LACES. We offer to-morrow (Thursday) An limmense selection of Choice Lac xquinite di from 3 to 12 Also a fine selection of choice Lares in Black, White ‘and Butter Point de Veni: Color, in re in net top and igne'in real importation, worth $6.00 yard, 2 58 West 23d Street. __Excursions. Long Island Railroad's Great I:xecursion Koutes TU Tak SEA. MANHATTAN BsACH. LEAVE FOT 24TH ST., E. R. ROUND TRIP 40 CEN [TH ST. OW. near | TO LET—14 rooms, | $60; good neigi.borhood Quoc, 20 10.10, 12.40 A.M 4) 2.10, 2.40, B10, $40, 6.10. 44 640, 7.00, 7.40, 8 PM. WHITEHALL *T. gehts, hourly trom halt ‘hourly trom 1. 3 Moma! traina race days C1. J. ©. Saturdays, 1240 PM. eRUSPAYS, hourly from #10, A.M Bho, Biot 8 so, 6.106 20, 210, B10, 0 PM REDUCED RATES MONDAYS. On each Monday during R. Co, will sel round trip tick via Bay Ridge, round trip 3 PM to 910 PM “Addi- he season the L. 1. T. or Circus Carat of ‘mie, Pitty Cente Reduction i Fare. CONEY ISLAND, |. Culver Route, VIA BAY RIDGE. Round Trip Tickets Tek Cents. Leave foot Whitehall st. hourly from 7.10 A.M. to O x, Set Nad halt hourly thereafter until. 9.10 ya 910-AL Mand halt hourly trom and every twenty mine ‘s0od ‘only on' day 10.10 A.M. to 10.10 P. Bt. utes antl 9.10 P.M ROCKAWAY. BEACH AND JAMAICA From toot 34h, at. “a2 Pst. Wean hourly from 12 30 Pt. 40 _RUUND TRIP a vine steamers ut inducements fin pplique and jolla effect, fren” una PY 49 RUPTURECURED |: The Improved Elastic Truss ; examination free, _ DISEASES OF MEN. t cure guaranteed, well-known, br of 822 Broadw at 141 W. 34th at, Hied dally th ‘Wednesday and Dentistry. NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS. im rae du Mure Dread of the Dental Chair. Teeth extracted vy our late a Mudereicued by Deol ULely pa crow ua withuut avaranton tee, day 10 to 4 New York Se W994 at, opposite Ea ‘Tooth extracted peinieasiy by our sew sctentitie method, NO PAIN or. bad resulta; applied to the | Ama Absolutely palnione, iste Beet other work is lone, M DENTAL PARLORS, ‘Me. 3 Union square, cor. 4th ave. and 14a et ‘Open nights and Sundaye, EET 34. 6. 8. EMRE DEN ABLE Siem ss We AreBUe LBs. Interest and Dividend Notices. ~ METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK, 1 & 3 THIRD AVE. (Opp, Cooper Inaiiture) Worst D TER PAYANLE JULY 17, 1495, MON! WM. BURRELL, Prest JONATHAN B, CURRY, 8ec'y. __ Summer Resorts. "i Island, . desert book ahd umm: ee ak Seas ata upon application way, dt ER. Brooklyn. or send 6 ce: M. AMITH, rate Manager L. Yh D—Qualified 6” practine In Mane oleae Be Bal- New York, Help Wanted—Female. WANTED—A responsible German giri for NDensrwerk‘Appiy' Sree Scar ii K' tin sene™ | Peegla express train leaves U Second express at 9.30 A.M. minutes earlier the only trum tn lute comfort night it retains the rupture under the hard- exercise or severest strain, and wil! effect « jeedy cure without regard to the ‘om West 234 ot. Special betes tata Toate Foushnsre fours ar Glenn Onsice ‘ot Home by 1.00 or 9.00 “CONEY ISLAND. SEA BEACH ROUTE. It nourly thereatter until $10 P.M 20 minutes until sh ro gtprese trains Fe t extra’ trains via Brooklyn Elevated 1110 and 12 midnight Ti land 35 minutes Round Trip Reduced to 30c, NORTH BEACH. salittge and commodious, ferry-boats, leave, Ram thes Hourly ull rs Electric Ca Hf re, vio Bas ‘around Staten Island. _ Full sete of te¢ti th without plates WE HAVE TOO MANY RAMON D 1 aneorou wilt aad June, July and August are very ul)_months In the Jewelry trade. accept the showing (when paying a bill) on any of them, Apart from count of 10 per cent the fact of our being TOND CUTTERS, ees lower than any com vesiment to any purchaser. te TENDER & ©) DIAMOND eee ee sand JEWE! 51 @ 53 MAIDEN LANE, N.Y. Take E! | Ladies’ and Sents’ | CLOTHE ¢ iy to Weer er made Cloth “aiik and *sivec ang. Silk Waints Crepom sand Sie ylen. Easy weekly af jonthly payments, Nanbittan Collie Co, | 2d, 14, org. Dat, esth ma, Open evenings “SEWING MACHINES, iad, tans, Bie bade Ki # od second-hand se "cab or rail ate CREDIT. Mere 3 rooms $1 IVIDEND, Man retiring will sell ® shoes. with Matures Inc DEPOSITED on or’ before Juiy 10 will ¢, 113 Amsterdam éyi Heulars apply At draw interest. from July 1, 1895, BUY WATCHE 1 week! on eany terma: 39 Maiden lane, ‘Aprocemative wilt all win CATE WATCH CO, WALTHAM Wateh Diamonds, Jewelry, wold 2 Flats and Apartments to Let. Patehin place, 10th Apoly at 10 Pi 54—3 and 4 roome ® imbiovemeates sia'to"s nite _,Inatruction Bicycle izle Ntins Sete, 1 et FES oa fiouses and Apartments to Let (me Time, @0e, per bi ng Rab yay og bu, Third ont § Noeatra charge on 8 Unfurnished Houses to Let. road way—Drown-stone, AG MEGEMAN @ CO., 1821 Broadway. ATTRACTIVE HOUSE, reduced from ‘ST to, per month. Apply 348 W, 146th house, Bhglish ‘base of boarding: iar Brockiyn, GRAND 8T.,_ 6%1, Brooklyn—Cotte Ail improvements HOUSE, § rooms, improve 230 Sandford st., near De Kalb ave, reskin cottage, trolley | and RUSTIN & ROBE Houses Wanted. PARTLY FURNISHED, ry house, detweem t & 424 sis, Tth ave. & Broadway; retere ms Address C. R. K. N. Co., # Catherine sty WANTED—2 unfurnished roome by, widow 1 pee Vate Bouse, Harlem, terms moderate, Flate and Apartments to Let. ou prem 8 $12 ‘4. 0, HEGEMAN & CO. LEXINGTON AVE. northwest corner 1034 i flats, 7 large, airy living room roonn. Janitor, : MADISON AVE. 1684, Tooins; every iinprovement Janitor. PARK, AVE.. ‘southwest corner, 05th at Flat 3 Light rooms with range & improvementag nicosiz. PARK AVE., 1816, corner 113th st.—Elegaat Apartments” 8 Si allcllght Toone, “6 0 Nl small, families omy. IST AVE. £249, near 116th at.—3 & 6 Than 6.6 fo i, AG. HEGEMAN & 0, 1321 Brosdwa: 1ST AVE a76,, snr, SU SUS. abe Daihted; ‘well managed, clean Rouse: #8, fe 2D AVE., 2104, near 108th st.—3 or 4 tine room, with (miprovements, $8 to $10. : SD AVE., 520, nea- 36¢l Tight rooms) newly painted; ate halle; Boe & cold water, ‘$17 to $205 select tenants, ATH AVE., 455—Large, alry rooms, all light; all iinprovements, “Inquire on: premiees. STH ST., 42 E.—Blegant fate, all tips 24 Boor. Inquire Janitor, OTH ST 393 336, 337 4, 6 rooms, bath, 4 Stew housed: 665. BH, anitony ‘$03 E., front fat—4 light rooms, prie |, bathroom ; all Improvements 2TH ST, 237° @ 229 H.—Elegant apartment consisting of 3 @ 4 rooms, to nice, quiet fambe Nes; rentd $13 & $16. 38D ST. & 1ST AVE.—One month tree: Hight; 3-room apartments, with impro Agent, 402 F. 33d at, SSTH ST., 239 E. (24 @ 34 Tight @ bath, all moderate: new hou! 9TH ST... 436 B —Elewant Vane tai qifit!a-Foom; bath; quiet nelghborhs int apartments, #@ ‘Parlor floor, § rooms with bathd” ly."Hght business; rent low. 41ST 8ST.” 112 E., near Park ave—3 light roomm improvements; ‘Bnely decorated, $12. STH ST.. 434 E.—Elogant steam-heated fata @ Foomny’ rent $16, $18. Inquire on prem: UD BT, 400 E.—Decorated apartmants, 3 & 6 ‘rooms; near Central Park; cable road; inducer ments. 79TH ST., 239 tmproveinent tion. soTH ST. Want rooms | ‘athrdoin ; Ast flat, Janitor. aes Bate Lae i, ubrteaee oc) etd. ‘extru large roo + $27, 683 uperal allowances, = : 82D 8T., 41 ena © nice rooms @ bath, Ob floor, $14 ATH ST., 105 B., near Central Park & L station’ ‘3 large’ rooms; rent $10-813. Janitor. SSTH ST, 117 E., near L station, Park—, © rooms, newly painted, $8 up. 9TH ST., 67 E., between Madison & Decorated, 7” rooms, bath, $24. — OOTH ST.. 189 TO 167 E.—3 & « rooms, deco rated: halls heated; ranges, boilers, tubs, &c._ Apartments of 3 @ 4 roomap well-kept house elegant locas ave 102D ST., _for housekeeping. _ Levinson, ioiTH ST., 102 & 104 E.—Floors, 6 lai small families only, $14, $1! 108TH ST., 113 6 -Brown- rooms, tubs, range, $13 & 1 HOTH 8. 118 rooms, al STH s E.—To let, 4 rooms & bath; real #14; xmail families only, a ea eee nsTH 8 1 door west of Lexington ava i, 5" large rooms, with range & improves HC) a LUTH ST, $11 B—Heautiful, large, single. day * rooms! all improvementa;’lovery location; Fee duced to 428 STH ST, 1 & fia B, near (th ave—Ellenad Flats, hé-lthy home; 4’ rooms, all light; hot @ ; halts iT imiprovemente; Janie Just the thing for small, re NS to $16, & orderly, $7.60 to prompt. iE —sing one month tre APARTMENTS, new buildings, 38th ot. & 94 even, 3 & ¢ rooma; all improvements; rent moderate, Real Estate Office, 241 E. 38th at. FLOORS—S large rooms; stationary tubs; #19 taonthly, PETER BANG, 201 E. 126th et, KANEDALE, | Mai comer $8 = Elevator, t, coal & wood furnished, Agent on premises, THB VIRGINIA, Madi & idist t— il improvements, rent light rooms, bati "decorated, every convenience, Inquire on prems ined, southeast corner 116th a 303 EB. 11TH BT., 4 lovely rooms, 305 B. 11th at, 4 lovely rooms. 08, 307 E, 1th at., 4 lovely roo 16.00 for Ee sth ats 4 Le room seg lovel 5 ales E MOVED FREE. Apply mee, 30) Be sithe oe Unfurnished—West vee Soa VANDAM ST, 8 hood; 4 rooms: p28, corner apartments, @ ance cs, itberes “faducementes 116th at fom, TH AVE. 19h, 120th sts.—Cholce flats, light rooms, ail Improvements, $16. 8TH AVE. 2181—Fi improvements; near a: MTH BT, a1 & ior ati famtint es rorewonts: "references "required a Hib “W.—Handeomely n UT Eades room bain, all tmprovemeatae low rent. Janitor 1kTH 8T., 320 W, rooms, priv TH 8 in hur: Balle" waits carpeted: 816d IATH ST. 229 W., between Tth & on ven. —Ele- gant fate of ¢ all-light rooms, all decorated; new house; Just open. ISTH ST. 266 W ‘24 floor, front hails, 2ST, 308, Wear sth floors rent janitor. Bp ST, 266 W—An elegant fal, 9 rome & ‘bath, Suitable for two. Es 0S ia Pes ‘= em, TH BT., 120-196 Rae eS,