7$ NEW-YOKK DAILY THTBUNE. TUESDAY. MARCH 24. 1903 SHOT TO SAVE HIS LIFE. REPORTS BIG GEM THEFT. MAN. ANNOUyCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. MAYOR QUOTES LIQUOR So Declares Ex-Consvl General at Manufacturer's Wife Loses Dia- We are Instructed to sell by Public Auction the most •amptu- 34th Monrovia on Arrival Here. monds Worth $25,000. ously Furnished Mansion of Mrs.David Liiiderhorn. 4"> W««i SALOONKEEPERS WITH COURT RECORD IN St., including the Great Collection ofOriginal Painting*, Marvel- ANSWERS J. R. Aubrey Crosela'nd, formerly Minister Resi- It was reported last night that Alfred Nathan, Liberia, Coverings, Magnifit-pnt Furniture, Draperies, PAYMENT IS dent and Consul General at Monrovia. who a wealthy manufacturer, living:at No. 3rt East lous Persian Floor WHICH BLACKMAIL ADMITTED. gave injuries fight with a man and received in a Seventy-second -St., had been robbed of jewelry Marqueterie Suite of 81 pieces. named Faulkner in the Consulate at Monrovia, on &c. Superb Old Dutch leant $25,000 by a butler. Bronzes, Royal October *. the details bf which were published in said to be worth at and Curios, Important Statuary, At Police Headquarters !t was that a com- Rare Enamel* Brooklyn German- Americans He Approves Pending High License this country at the time, and George Washington said other Porcelains, costly Table China, Rich Gold Table TeV* KlHc, the secretary of the consulate, arrived bore plaint had been received, and that detectives Sevres and — The thief, it Is sup- Chandeliers, Electroliers, &c. Two Original SiU Its Opponents Make Threats. last night on the steamer T.a Champagne under were working on the rase. Glassware, Artistic assumed names. On the. passenger list they ap J posed, will kep.p under cover, as he is well sup- Groups by Guardini, originally costing nearly #10,000. peared as J. R Aubrey and G. Washington. plied with money. All the seaports are hHnsr Mr. Cropland wish talk for SALE of the "premiere said he did not to watched. Forming altogether an AUCTION publication beyond saying that he had shot Faulk- / Correct GAVE MAYOR NO HELP. CITY WOULD NOT SUFFER. Mr*. Nathan, .to whom the Jewels belonged, of the Exclusive and Extremely Elegant and ner in self-defence and only after the other had at- ordre" away Saturday, was said, leav- tacked him with a razor. As to the report that had gone last it Old New-York Residence. undue intimacy with Mrs. Faulkner was at the hot. ing the door of the safe, in which the Jewels Appeal Mayor Gives Personal Views on worried, 2C.TH, 27TH, 2STH, AT 11 A. M. Saloon Men Ignored His His tcm of the trouble. Mr. Crcssland declared that were placed, unlocked She became DAYS OF SALE, MARCH false. and telephoned to the butler, who promised to Evenings of March 3OtX3lst,al «:I.>P.M. Aid Fight. High License. qffalr." Paintings and Statuary for in Blackmail "The only part which she played In the care for the jrems. He did. evidently, for when yesterday, in a letter to the Retail The M«yor yesterday, in answer to a letter re- he said, "was that of a gobetween. She came to Nathan returned from her Journey she To-day To-morrow Last Days of Exhibition. Mayor Low assault, Mrr. and Association, virtually ceived from the German-American Citizens' me lust before the second and said her rifled, Jewelry gone and no Liquor Dealers" chal- room, found the safe the CLARKE, define his husband wished to «c» me. Iwent to his and JAMES P. SILO and A. W. lenges to purge th« suspicion League of Brooklyn asking him to of the room was in disorder them themselves of he drew a razor. Imanaged to knock the razor trace butler. His system position on new bill now before about, he Auctioneers. that they ar* even now fostering the old the excise from his hand, and he got my head under his arm and his clothing scattered while had testimony of a legislature Albany, increasing the liquor impudently acknowledging that he of blackmail. He quotes the the at Then what Idid was In self-defence." left a letter $800 $1,200 year, liquor dealer to show that the association has dealers license from to a em- What Mr. Cropland did was to shoot Mr. Faulk- had taken the jewel?. paid blackmail and is a secret body, bound by phatically stated that he is and has been for ner three times. One of the bullets, it is said, gave an oath, and clearly sets before the dealers the twenty years in favor of high license. He went clear through his body. Mr. Faulkner recov- CUBA'S END OF THE TREATY. GOFF CORROBOKATES PHILBIN. to every one's sur- and Sales necessity of their doing something to break up his reason? for believing that the city would ered within twenty days, much Exhibitions On the, of the, first violent trouble, blackmail. not suffer should the bill become a law. His prise. occasion Mr. Crossland said he was seated at the table rat- Working to Secure the Makes Statement About Peculiar Jury Draw- In a letter to Henry Fuehrer, president of the letter said: President Palma ing his supper when Mr. Faulkner entered and — Now, Says G«rman-Arrerican Citizens' League, of Brook- Tou ask me to define my attitude toward a State flourished a razor. On that occasion Mr. Crossland Convention. ing Favoritism Allison. squarely on rec- bill,such as the Court of Appeals has decided doe? Aye. l>n. the Mayor placed himself Mayor. to received Injuries which he thought were permanent. yesterday about the Fifth Galleries not need to come before the That is Palma has Recorder Goff was asked Art license, and, to Havana. March "13.—President 1 ord In favor of high as was b« say, the Mayor has no official relation to it. Ihave His left arm was dislocated at the shoulder. Fine* jury rlrnwlnc nvntlor.e.l In Eugene A. ; Filth .ivfiin fne ir %t >. consulted, to policy of the sent a message to the Senate to the effect that peculiar two deliverances have made the not been either as the then it lias been dislocated twice, the second time puhllshci in The Tribune. Me expected, the excise bill pending at Albany or ns to its details, approved by th» United Philblns statement angry. Indulge In while crossing on I^a Champagne. He took hold unless the amendments statement, which h? dic- During liquor men exceedingly They but Iavail of this opportunity to give expression March it replied in th» following This Week. to my pers->nEl opinions on the rubject, in defer- of the rail'of the staircase, and a lurch of the ship States Senate are adopted before 31 all sorts of threats about what will happen to you tated: ence to the gttat interest manifested by and dislocated it. He was obliged to remain In his will be impossible to conclude the Reciprocity the fusion administration if the Mayor maln- others. 1 drslr» to say that it oops not need corroPora- THURSDAY EVENING. March 26, upon primarily berth for five days on account of It. treaty. Palma understands that the is particularly true, in view of t..<» to the Retail Ithink the bill must be looked President tmm<"u<-lp« ttins this attitude. The letter aa a revenue measure. Itis evidently framed, not Mr. Crcssland has resigned his post, and his will be statement appearing in to-day's papers attributed prmnpft* ar •-13 eTrirfit. to United States House of Representatives Jurors in •a!* of th«- In'ereytm* eoDertlon of Liquor Dealers' Association i« addressed from the excise point of view, but from the point successor has been appointed. He will go to St. to Mr Weld<\ former CommiFSionT of of view of increasing the revenues of the State. in September and that the matter statement there is a partieiilarizt-d Mr. the president- It say»: Joseph, Mo., his home. Mr. Ellis was appointed convened that containedtransaction itself as Modern and Antique Dutch and Gminder. Let us examine it first, therefore, from that point be through by October. The Sen- admission of th» truth of the is fair to uk you to of view. The city pays, by direct taxation, about secretary some time ago. He, had come home, ho will carried related by Mr. Phllbln. You complain that it not are con- be m.?un- disprove persistent rumors, and argue that. despite two-thirds of the State tnx. and It also pays sub- said, to report for duty. a.tors supporting- the ad-ministration In order, however, that there shall no English Paintings my upon a stantially tax that Is paid The. Champagne passed a number of Icebergs derßtandlng. it proper, In mv opinion that [ this, you are entitled te ask me views two-thirds of the excise • the amendments will be approved. le tieirtnarir.K to affects the city of to the State. The State Kxcise Commissioner esti and considerable drift Ice In longitude s<\ latitude fident that should state my knowledge of the affair. My best question of State policy that $12,000.- at haiv.i. .opposed the treaty or New-York only as it affect* the rest of the State. mates that the exciae tax now yields about 42:30. Some of them were passed ciosc Sefior SanguHy. who has recollection Is that, some time during the month that such 000, all told, and that the new bill would yield about as there was a fog at the time. Twice the engines April. 1901. I presiding at the d*-awins of a Brown, Esq., As a matter of fact, Ido not think. a When In the Senate from the first, says he hopes that was May Kirk limitation, for the Mayor of tit.OOO.OOn a!l told. were stopped because of their proximity. panel' of grand Jurors for the te .-.. york citt. right exlets without would under the passing Cherbourg, while on her way down the adopted by the United States was District Attorney. He was of .vru" has to protect the city Interests Upon this basis, the State keep, the amendments Mr. Philnln then the city every disputedat^every law. one-third, say. H.OCKUW. out of the Channel, submarine torpedo boat, supposed to be resent th» Commissioner of Jurors, and in turn. Ifho is to be involved in present or. a Senate will now kill the treaty. as was also power to the J12.300.000. and under the proposed law. one-half, or French, rose unexpectedly within two hundred ami Ithink the I'nder Sheriff and the iJeputy question of State policy, his protect pny yards ship. signalled she examining as they Ogilvie, to sensibly As long as tt.ooo.ono. out of the $IS.OCAOOO. The city would of the The boat that rounty Clerk In the ballots Mr. John city is sure be lessened. $4,000,000. 32.667.000. and two- coulrt have punk the. steamer with a torpedo with- they seemed to ray the Mayor confines himself to city questions, or to two-thirds of the or was were drawn from th" wheel of Montr**! <"ans>la he can voice the gen- thirds of the $9,000,000. or $fi,ooo.ooit. out discovery, had she desired to do so. This CUBAN SUGAR FOR LIVERPOOL. touch to be of different texture and flexibility:then State questions upon which at p. March 14. of the bal- city, his Influence in his The first thing to notice is that if the State were 1 m. on Saturday. March A company re- Iinspected them and found that some eral sentiment of the by $4,000,000 or $9,000,000 th* Havana. 23.— Cardenas a thin, flexible quality of paper, while proper remains unimpaired. to raise direct taxation supply lots were of EVENING, sphere motive, _,«__writing city would pay exactly the same sum In each case ports having made a contract to seven others were of thicker and much heavier quality. FRIDAY "larch 27. But Ihad another than this for by not affected by your direct taxation as by this taxation. By the new DISPUTE WITH CROSS'S COUNSEL. of sugar for Liverpool. The difference between the two qualities wns quite to you as Idid. which is moreover, keep the sum thousand tons easily by feel- 8:i=; o'clock. my first message to the Board of Alder- plan, the city would out of marked and could he detected either at letter. In myself wholly paid In excise taxes $9,000,000 Instead of $8,000,000 as ins; or seeing them. Immediately- Irolled aitentlon men, in January. 1902. Idevoted therefore, to co-operate under the present law. The city, as a 10 this difference, and the r nmmiss faltfano famllv In Xapl»» Italy, for »»n«r««- as either doing it or to do It those in the women said that she. was taken the sent Hong Kong do so. but of the Mayor to be necessary in greater or less degree. Every at- county and and who was removed and to REPORTED HERE. tleaa Attorneys in itmia'tion. Mu—\u25a0 Blumenthal. now. despite the public invitation house, by "Ike" Silverman. a detertlve. DISAPPEARANCE »v Nassau New Sal» breaking it up. If this be tempt to limit the number of saloons by discretion derogatory remarks on the intelli- Mobb A Felnrr. of M. York. co-operate with him In High license also she understood that she could have her liberty as because of under .Ilre<-tlon of TVm. C. R»lv»a. Ess-. '.« William your association is one of the main obstacles has "produced unspeakable evils. so force, and one tends to place the conduct of the business in re- soon as she testified ir the Crops trial. Mr. Klkus pence of the Cubans. It seemed to have es- «?.. this rlty. to a complete reform of the police so Looking for koA »"rH «i1» «w»lleett«a principal tempters of the members or the sponsible hands, ard. in my Judgment, far from had cause for a suit for damages caped the notice of the Cubans that General Police of Three Cities Now The above Is the Tl»brar«fJ of the tends precisely the other told her that which has b"n variously estimated as being wort* force-so many of whom axe trying to do their making for monopoly it offered to take the case. Orient, _— way. when the license fee (a low the brewers against Silverman. and Bragg had already left here for the but Charles G. Dennison. from $2no.fino tr. jom.ffo. duty faithfully. , for said. If such practices were easily capable of proor and the distillers own most of the saloons. "I'llact as counsel for you." he as they were apparently looking for trouble the EVENING, 28, broken up. they are not. I Iappreciate that license fees may be fixed M "Too do. and I'lldefend Silverman and beat you." The disappearance of Phar'es T Pennlson. the SATURDAY march they could he easily As but Ido not police were Informed. think Iam not only at liberty but constrained to high as to encourage illicit places, paid Assistant District Attorney Lord, who is help- wealthy metal manufacturer and member of the at upon this view of the sums paid in otner States. went find General 8:15 o'clock, take cognirance of rumors that bear \u2666eel sure in limit These ing Mr. Morgan in the case. While the Cubans to firm of Sidney Slwpard A- 10.. .\v. 21 Cliff-st.. which pubiect. Still, in order that my attitude ma> not that the pending bill transgresses this home, track, de- arbitrary, nor wholly view? on the subject, but because testified that they were inmates of Bragg'R with police on their a was reported to the police of ChicaKo and Buffalo Important Canvases by seem to you to be wholly ATe mv personal question of The women based on rumors, let me ask your attention to the the pe'ndfng bill Involves, primarily, a houses of i'l fame in tb« district east of the Bow- tective searched their room. Hp foun.l copies several days aeo. was not reported to the police trial In the Court of Special policy. I6o not feel called upon to urge them < following report of a State ery when 'ross had command of the police in the of newspapers containing references to General here until yesterday Pennlson disappeared on the SteFions lest year: upon the State legislature. was in Buffalo on Tyler. Pfaffmaji, . .in district. Pome of them paid they were sent to a Hragg's old revolvers were mnrnlnK of March IS while he James G. In th» trial of Adolph a bartender Mayor Low utterance. Three ™« When asked about the letter of l to business lived Hillsdale, near THE MARINK ARTIST. John Chri«sns=en> on March ioi;pe In Mount Klpco before Ihcy were taken hidden under mattress, while heavy dagger for the firm He in following testimony saloon^given. ..<_ hrtstensen*£*• Attorney Jerome a a wife and sons. was After to the liquor dealers. District the house of detention In Brooklyn. Chicaßo. with his two Hlb disap- that he was a member of the local was lying on the dresser. The men went to EXHIBITION had testified asked these yesterday: former deputy of Superintendent pearance is rt mystery t<> his friends and relatives, NOW ON branch of your organisation he was Bald Joseph Brecht. a the home of General Bragg and tried the doors questions by District Attorney Jerome: letter, but as to McCullagh. testified that he investigated several and private detective*, besides the police of thre« day a.nd evening until s&les. — Mr. local the- "Idon't care to discuss the and windows, but soon found that the house You are vice-president of the In Mayor poolrooms district, wr.s admitted with- cities, are lonkinc for him. JAMES P. SILO, Auctioneer. Q Yes. the last part of It, where the thinks in Cross's rooms, was unoccupied. Mr. Twfr.tiHh Precinct? A.— started, why. the out trouble, and b*-t i>n horses. Some of the Sidney Ditmars. the manager of the office of the association Is » secret one. lsn t It— judicial proceedings might be asserted, by as many four The police ordered the Cubans to leave town, Q —This Yes. any he were crowded as here, meeting firm is. it* bound by oath? A.— Mayor is magistrate, and Iwill prosecute He paid in poolroom In unless they could give reasonable fur firm said that at a of the In that members are you a to hundred men. he was the a excuse Q -Prior to the arrest of the bartender did investigation he may start. If he wants (larend'T. Hall, mentioned hy (George Hispert as a visiting here. The men at .ince left the city. Buffalo. whl«h Mr. Dennison attended, the illness attend a meeting of your association? A-—Idid. Doe Iwill attend per- piace where there raid, after Cross nad di- — at that meeting a begin a John proceeding was a c.f J. C. Forsyth. another member of the firm, had q Was there not Introduced sonally a representative." rected him to have it "tipped off." Art Galleries, \u2666 or Bend been [)enniso;i to American evolution in substance that hereafter business be Morgan pages of testlmony discussed Mr. Is said have re- Well, Mr. offered several CONTEST MADISON SOL"TH. NETT TORK. done in the old way" A— there was a rule— taken in a recent trial of Captain Herllhy, telling OVER WENTWORTH WILL. marked. "Well, his troubles will soon be over." SQI'ARE no teso- Cro;;s If Imust answer the question— there was about orders issued by to the captains of the After leaving: nr> the morntnfr of the FREE VIEW DAT AND EVENING there an argument upon it. and Itook Thursday, his hotel lution: wsf refusing to district. Major Eb^teln will decide on IRth. Mr. Dennison met a friend who told him that we should support the administra- content* of the Mayor's reply be If the evidence can last the stand the when the trial will resumed. necessary Mrs. Stuart to Make a Tight for an Estat< that Mr. Forsyth was dead. That was the Unrestricted Public Sale tion and not to until ha«i be admitted, or whether It will be to -Do we had been grant an audience the association It time any one saw Mr. Dennison. He left a dress Q.-B* blackmailed? A— as call Herllhy as a witness. Itis believed that' Her- with clothes and linen in It In the doing. pur^d charge?, declared the he witness against Yoss. Valued at $7,000,000. suit case some Itself of blackmail llhy will called as a and had the key to his room Q.—You understood that the Mayor had issned a question, on have been reports, too. that Devery. the for- — hotel is TO-NIGHT TO-MCiHT sag» system Mayor had evaded the and insisted " There witness for March 2'A. Two wills, disposing The only supposition advanced by his friends Tn«" in which he said that this ofblack- mer Chief of Police, will be called as a Salem. Mass.. with play racst broken up? A.—lunderstood that the corruption charges mere "rumor. prosecution. that he Has met foul or has wandered rr.a!! be calling the o' the estate of Arioch Wentworth, of Boston, away while temporarily deranped at .1 during th* last campaign. the testimony of the saloonkeeper quoted q _}«: that th<» position you took before the despite were offered for probate here to-day, indicating pay money to the joral-that they shouldn't police? by the Mayor. Lindlnger said: GATES MAY REPLY TO MORGAN. that Mrs. Susan M. Stuart, daughter of Mr. 8 A.—That Is the position Itook. DR. S. J. KENNEDY WHOLLY FREED. 8 _ 1 a reply, and he evade? q Ann ycu opposed any understanding that The Mayor's letter is not Wentworth, who was the principal beneficiary payment by money the question. He simply repeat? what he said be- trould result in the the local of disprove hap wilj the privilege of keeping open: Is fore He ealis upon us to what not He Is to Appear as a Witness Before Inter- under a will made in ISB7. will contest a to the police for up mere rumor?" '•'Dolly" PAINTINGS, that A.— Well. Ididn't exactly oppose It. but been proved. Id it to us to disprove made in the present year, cutting her off with The Indictment for the Murder of it.— Mayor Low caji stop blackmail if hi* wants to. Ihe state Commerce Commission. gav»> vi«»«vs. and thought that as a powerful let- an annuity of $12,000. The p.state |a liquor dealers' union we should try to stop It. committee will meet to-morrow to consider the estimated Reynolds Dismissed. AND STUDIES, it. ter Mayor does not ?e<>m to undprstand the Gates did not come to his office yester- $7.. PASTELS That was my view of The talkp John W. at Mrs. Stuart is the wife of the bartender Issue we talk license he blackmail. he may he able of Genera! Pensions q —How long after that was your ar- When" day, and it Is not known how soon former British Vice-Consul at New-York and Judee Towlne. In Tarr I work of the late Well, two weeks. IWe perfectly willingto talk both issues with the T»*ted? about or three are to visit the Street He is suffering from a heavy yesterday dismissed the indictment of murder in don't exactly remember dates. He was arrested him at any time. Boston. February cold, and is confined to his room at the Waldorf- the first degree acainst Dr. Samuel J. Kennedy. en February 3 or 9. disputed Mayors assertion that Following this testimony. Justice Hinsdale. pre- He the the.i Astoria. The report that .Mr. Morgan had had a Dr. Kennedy was charged with the murder of J. H. Twachtman. city 1 siding, said: high license bill would not affect the finan- conference with Mr. Gates on Sunday at tfce hotel E. C. SWIFT IN COURT. "Dolly" Reynolds in the Grand Hotel on August ALSO "We have not been ignorant of what has been of Mr. Morgan's going on In this city, and we would be unwilling cially,saying: was discredited yrsterday by one X 1W He was convicted and was In the death (WEDNESDAY) to admit that we were so stupid as to not have the city of New-York in the business associates. house at Sine Sine: for twenty-one months, until a To-Morrow The new law affects moneys Answers Charges for Failure to Produce rach knowledge, and we have administered the law proposition to take 50 per cent of the col- According to a Washington dispatch. Mr. Gates new trial was ordered. On th'- new trial the Jury o'clock, to con- It Albany Evening, at 8 in th*> face of it:but we are glad have the lected for the Exciso tax. and send to the witnesses to appear before was $>rt.(Wi bail, which dition of things that has- prevailed here, and is wh< reas under th* present law is amonK summoned Books of Provision Company. dlsacreed and he released on ' for State purposes. Commission this city a month ago He probably now prevailing, uncovered." only ffoes to the Stat«>. That certainly the Interstate Commerce in was dismissed about has since year ago: onf-third on Friday, to glvr in the inquiry as to Springfield. March 23.—Contempt court It 1* true that this trial took place a affects this city very materially, and it is a ques- testimony Mass.. of been at lil.erty on his own recognizance. The appli- but It reveals one branch of your organization as importance to the city than to the alleged plan for merging various railways in proceedings to-day before .Fudge Paintings tion of much more South, curious to know were Instituted cation for the r!ismis=nl of the Indictment came then not only declining to step the payment of rest the Stat<=. the md Wall Street is blackmail, notwithstanding the of or occasion reply to Walt, of the Superior Court, against K. C. Swift, from the District Attorney's office. the known wish of the whether not he will on that Is living at Mew-Dorp. Island, AND Mayor for help in putting an end to it. but per- to blackmail, saying: the not entirely complimentary reference which of Boston, a member of the firm of Swift & Co.. Dr. Kennedy Staten He then reverted the he is He recently fell heir to con- haps also, as conniving at the punishment of one Mr. Morgan made to him when a witness before provision dealers. Charges are brought by A. 1... where a dentist of its own members •who was brave enough to As I have said before, this association does not commission ifew weeks ago. siderable money throueb the death of a relative. blackmail, and 1 willgive J5.f100 to any Green, of Holyoke. counsel for Justin C. Perkins, Water Colors play the part of a good citizen. How do you countenance if reconcile this testimony of the vice-presi- chariteble institution that the Mayor may name of Joplin. Mo., for failure to comply with the re- sworn any of tnl? association By dent of one of your locals with the following sen- he will prove that member SAY HE SET FIRE TO HOUSE. in a subprpna Issued by H. <'. Bliss, auditor, UP EUCHRE AGAIN. ••- • of March 19? paid* blackmail with the knowledge of the asso- quest O'REILLY BREAKS from your letter to me "What- has Swift to he present at hearing ever may be done by individuals throughout tils ciation or mv personal knowledge as the president requiring a on the Colman, N.A., wp know; The Mayor must not think I morning of March 4. with the books and records of Samuel city, "do not but this organization, as an of the association. h<-en organization, is and will continue to be absolutely am against him. but Iam ?ure that be has Saloonkeeper Charged with Imperilling the Springfield Provision Company, of which he is Women Pursuing the Joker Find the Cap- police Ifthe Mayor willmake two distinct Co'lection of opposed to the payment of blackmail to the mi«informed. purpose treasurer. Swift did not put inan appearance until Together with His Private or any other public officer." Issues— first, receive the committee for the Eighteen Lives ir. Tenement Building. tain Isn't Joking. This testimony also reveals your organization as an that the committee was appointed for. ano. second 3 In the afternoon, find declined to produce of the any of o'clock Works of Artists Barbizon oath bound secret society. What is there about your if he has any tangible proof that m^mljer Charged with being responsible for an alleged In- the books. Again has Captain Mil O"RellJy d?scenrl*d on blackmail, confer with the. alleges tl-at business. let me ask. that necessitates such a pre- the association is paying cendfary flre that imperilled the lives of eighteen The defendant the service of the table and banished its dev- School and Others. sumption? fie face of testimony like this of thf association, we will do all in our subpoena was unlawful, b»> anse sufficient money the seductive euchre It is in omcers cheerfully in the three story frame tenement house says Ten- that you are asked to dispose of rumors that run power to punish the offender. 1 will fur- persons was no* paid for travelling expenses He also otees. The gallant captain is closing the AND "on all with surh testimony. to him a list of our offi>t s at No. 119 Harrison-ave . Brooklyn, at 3 o'clock that the hooks are not in his possession nnd the — Brooklyn- he won't stand for fours" nish have thp derloin of and "F THE EXF<~TTTtIX To conclude, therefore: If. as citizens who are If the license must be ra!s«al. let us yesterday morning. Edward Martin, the, proprietor records are not material eviden< c He Is repre- TO BE SOI,T> BT ORDER encaged in lawful occupation, you wish to call division now, viz.. two-thirds to the city. sented by Freedom Hutchlnson. of Boston. euchre. a same as the ground floor. arrested and and upon me. Ishall be glad to see you at any time to the Statp. of a saloon on wa« In spite of volleys of epithets, ranging from on TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) one-third hearing Lee-ar* court Friday. • that may be mutually convenient: but Icannot asso- held for a in the on Fudge" to "Mean r>H Thins" and "Perfectly Hor- at 2:30 o'clock, and you »he representative Liquor Deal- Tekuipky. ex-president of the bartender, also INSURANCE FRAUD MAN DYING. THURSDAY afternoons see as of the Morris Edward Brown. Martin's was ar- rid!" Captain Miles eloeed the game which Mrs ers' Association, apparently a secret, oath bound ciation, declared that the letter was "only a technical charge of vagrancy. on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, society, until the association purges itself of the rested and held on a Pittshurg. March 23.—Casrimir Ciecnne. the aeed Gerrge M. Hill was condietmc !n Hart's Hr\'.\. at evasion." "Istopped blackmail that the fire, the doubts raised by tur- trial which Ihave referred reiteration nnd Acting Fire Marshal Beers said after Italian, who was arrested yesterday as one of Gates-aye. and Broadway, las' night. The of the Late to. by rumors the d.image Collection and the of \u25a0which Ihave spoken. If in my district years ago." he said. "As for which was put out after a of J2.'• was carried on what widely, and was In some trepidation when she that no one would be more pleased I have hf- an through an interpreter, he hlame.i hi? =. and that he ordered law serving the guest with a drink. him before the examination was mess ?'rat<» Flamm»r discharged keepers of Raines of the in to have indicted & Co.. of Boston, certain irate Flamn.er said that Justice Maddox. of the from Simpson. "Mclntire MONROE TO TALK TO ACORNS. law hotfi« who were arraigned before him yester- Court, recently given a decision along finished. tuhE of butter, without making or intending to COLONEL Supreme had adjourned the examination, therefor next week we're going charge of sell- anJ then he smilingly added: "Great Magistrate Barlow make compensation Order of Acorns will bold a meeting to-nisrh' and day at the Yorkville Court on the ruch lines charges are signed by ( harle* H. Darling. The mind* sometimes travel in the same channel!. however, and then called Flower for examination These Harlem Casino, it which Colonel Robert Crane, in di-charsing two hotel Acting Secretary of the Navy, and certified to by nt Snlzer'n Magistrate the charge, of attempted bribery. This charge I.emly. of Supply. Our men in the Morrisania Court sild: on Judge Advocate General Grier Monroe. Commissioner Water to tell you about it. every who a hotel license has was made by Mr. Garvan on the affidavit which Electricity, will tell nt Iis plan for a munlHpnl •^1 thirk man holds that and a right to serve drinks with meals. The fact Flower made to accuse Andrew D lfeloy of extort- lighting plant. <*oniniis«-loipr oodhurv of the enough space in the dining room as TRADE AT BOSTON NORMAL. genuine there is not money from him. Flower swore that he had WOOL gt rf < t^i tr'mert and Commissioner the shop windows. by law is not. in my opinion, a fact that ing speak. Watch R. R. required upon. Meioy representation of Boston. March 23.—P0 little wool now remains Hawkes of -he Dork Deportment will a!«o the New- York police ran discriminate Ifthe paid KJM to on the the of grants a hotel license to money was go to Inspector Thus under the ban of the recent emharc.i resulting 'rom State Board Excise space he has latter that the to PERSONALLY. a man. they know Just how much and stop the «-xecution of a warrant. Mr. Garvan foot and mouth disease among cattle that business FOR BOTTLE COMPANY. CI.I'ETT, PFABODY & .Co. TflllDQ police have no right to interfere with htm. ready proceed with an examination in the moving usual, RECEIVER | and the was to Is normal again. Wool I? as except Newark, yesterday mp- CONDUCTED UU O bribery case, but Flower's counsel nfked for an Adilphu? M Ake. of was which was granted that a permit from the Cnttr-d State? inspector in Bottle and Ink Com- DEBATE. adjournment, called, pointed receiver of the Safety ami •'.' PENNSYLVANIA SUBJECT OF YALE-PRINCETON the of Meioy w«s and the law- charge local office of the Bureau or Animal \u25a0 •"fi!»-!> tram* ->rnr'« Mhet tmrA- case of the - COMFORT, Then pany, furnish a bond f.>r 530.09>. The appli- I I»KTE«TIYE T^r OLD POINT Conn.. March -The question for yers had in argument over that. Mr. Garvan con- Is required for *ach shipment Such per- and will DOI'!:Tl|e»: |Hvnrtl*»tln»H rt.T.ER New-Haven. that a charge of larceny could not be main- Industry was rr.3d.' b> Frank McDermott. of Jersey PEAT. *fiiiBmaJw**. era* IJ'fi M debate, to be held here on May tended mits without Th- latest wool ration RICHMOND, AND the Yale-Princeton tained against Meioy. but wished to have it are secured dela>.flip. rppr«*^pnt'?'i August Beimont and Charl**-* by the managers of the charge of obtaining money under false to bo released was the Vermont Th<- removal Jtv who 4. was to-day submitted changed to a embargo placed 4«V- . Flint, of York, the principal stockholdp'-«. Magistrate contro- last week of the on thai about r WASHINGTON m Tale team to the Princeton men. Itis as follow?. pretences Bsilow ended the the market. All that remains quar- company applicants were de»-i«i b> Mr Ki««-«m and by h!» M«r«-h 2* April25 M*r» versy b> throwing the case out of court and dls- 000 pounds on whose affidavit set forth that the owes . Senate' should M*l<-y Boston now is the Massachusetts wool. money advanced, that Its lndebtcd- wife ROUND-TRIP RATE •« M Resolved. That the States chargine antined in them $"'' ¥*" for United may at any amounts only to about pounds, and than FROM NEW YORK •••.«• adopt the following rule: The Senate which iCO.on 5!,|n~J99.of* and its assets are less J53.0i0. P under to Isolated corners in ni. OLD POUT COMPORT O*LY time when a bill, treaty or other measure°' is WATCH CARTING OF REFUSE. - that has been transferred anil $M.'"*X> had been lest. MISS THURSTON WEDS SECRETLY. BOUND-TRIP RATE $1? consideration, by vote of two '";*«•"-* TO the warehouses. •\u25a0»•»•»fl.l acting. "ken.-thlr^without deba < afternoon, Washington. 23— Ani-ioun>-»m»-nt FROM NEW YORK ators present and ,upon, !: Woodbury yesterday GEORGE KISSAM INCOMPETENT. March was maria WARHIXGTO* adopt fixing the time when debatet Commissioner an order conference with the Mayor, took the neces- YAWNED HERSELF TO DEATH. Ifing of G<«orce to-day of the secret marriage hi R'->kv|M<» Mil. on Apr!! 6 and 13 M«r 1* treaty or measur- shall cease and when after a Gecrce K'.ssam. of the advert firm Thr*«r-D*r such'nill. rune, and all amendments penning sary steps to conjpel the men carting garbage and Incompetent March 1«. of Ernest H of 1< :«h»er of former •12.00 A.XD *M.50 or thai thence fixing the \u25a0 shea from large establishments out Interruption for three dnys. .le^.ife every ef- (nrv before JustW Rich, in the Supr. me and Miss further debate; and in the order according by a Thur^tcp. A<"roP.DINQ TO HOTELS out vote may limit the the garbage »rsd a«hes. to Instruc- Mrs. William Henry .Imner Is Brooklyn, -rmmlttee on h's l'r.lt«»!l States Senator of Nebr.T.-k i In See*»»a-rj Exp^»»e-JEIJICTED. for taking such it also arate fort to relieve her. (-'. urt. in \fsterdn\ A Rate* Core* time mey occupy debate be- :»y department some time ago. The court In a few days made In-nt*bl '\u25a0\u25a0>> Mr. TbnrMon. •"•» a Senator in tions issued his dead. The physicians decided hit she was suf- estate will be appointed by the a matement tlnU which* order and the fin*.. printed large giving brain, bride-, It the young people r©r . A*«i*!»nt General !'«u*nirr Asent. is similar to a resolution offered In the Ben- tally will lw» kept" of the dumpings made these effect Mr* a brother, approval of thtir respective families. Cooii-ija r.ro*'' •tree! flatten Philadelphia. Th!« they violate the rules and fa administered without Jenner. unable tion of Jon** Fred G KUiam. Mr* Platt. of Connecticut It ie ex- private carts. If she cf,u! more Frank T. V.'. W. ATTERBt'RY. J. R. WOOD. ate by Senator to separate g«.rba«« and ache» their permit* will to sleep yawned until Jo nephew and niece. The *lle«atlon« of. the i*«eventeen jean old CHRutral Manager Ob iP«»«. Airent. thVt on 4 Princeton wtll.end word to revoked, from lack of strength, and died. and a oecteViTa,l« of htr'choic. of Bide*. l-«