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HI 4 THE WOULD : THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, Ifi37.
f DOINGS OF DUAilAl'IC FOJK.
B ADVENTURES OP TWO lOUISGWOMEN WHO
C DISLIKE TO RE LEFT.
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Bi The l.onjt Tour Planned for 11 I.trruni Cnin-
K pnny I'lny. la He I'm nil (lip Since nt
Hir, Nlbln'e Mutineer Cnnalitrrlna llir V.lTrct
K of the Prcalilenllnl Election on Unsluca.
WKk Tonr on (lie I'nclllc Mope.
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Kb dp y& Allro KIhr Hmntlton
B& m 'Wwv certainly Is, uiul sho
Ef nS 'tWlI i rcel' '" "10 l'lcn'rI('ill
Brf xucSi profession, of which
BBk jiSWii hIim is nnlcntly anil
Ml ' 0S-iR'Q. somowlmt inexcusably
kI: 2rj6ixiJ-i-airj!t enamored, but licr
Lh' I.") r r, jj best friends ennnot
BBkjj" ipklJlLL liolp smiling nt bur
rlSvGJSflM zeal. M1(.b Hnmitton
T?-$tvH? Uasa Tory ilimiiintno
wE (if i YtljAl V llU lmltt"l,lll',n"sll0"
7 911 iib&f'JjS inipersonatos tlio
wMl' frycv ,IUB illl wllio11 Hllu ls
Si Hlll 1 V 'H i r''iinKC(l,nucl ison tlio
Kj, LiJ-l I V r 7i 'I stuRo for nbout four
k,' rnlnnti at the, closn of tho purfonnnrico with
p, soveuly other younsj ladies of nbout 0111ml
j prominence. Ou Tuomlny night MIbk Hiunil.
1' ton n enncTit in n blockmie nt the Four-
EC' tceuth street Htutiou and became frenzied
k with excitement us she thought of 1111 impiu
K'' ticnt audience clamoring for liar iidvout.
Vx '-To youurj wotunu crow no auxioua that bho
$ pot out of the train on to the track and
w, walked tho ties from Thirteenth street to the
Ky Wyhth Rtrcct ntation. Sha urrio(l nt Niblo'H
hKW in plenty of time for the performance- -in
kViV fact, ubont two bourn hnforn rIio hurt to up.
y' Jicar. Miss Itiunilton is decidedly now to tho
Ak' businous, but sho is nouo tho worso for Hint
LLHif
' Miss Carrio Wnllnco, n very pretty cirl who
K& has been plnvlnc in tho South with W. V.
k' TilloUon's " Evangeline" coiiipmiy. enterod
A tho office of nn Uitowu innnacer yentcrday
K,. ond wirpri.eil thnt ccntlcuiun consult r.ihly,
k;! as ho thoucht hIiu vnHtuveral hundred nnluK
HBjr away. "No, I'm licic." slio Mild loftily, nn-
C'f buttoning hor velvet ulonk and miiklui; her-
G! self at home. " Vo loft tho compnny, I'm
K; nncrv. Whnt do you think 't 1 wnn 11 ik d $15
Crt for laiiKlili'L' in my druxKhm-rooin, nud 1
?v wouldn't btnnd it. I wns iluod euro imfnrn,
1: and they've pot $23 of my good money. Ko
mfl I Just pneked 1111 my thlngD and eamo homo,
Hv' Bad hero I nm.
Kl
Tho Lvcoum company, who nroto mnkothn
Ks tour of tho l'aciilo slope with the pre-unil smv
H cossful play of thnt theatre, "tho Wife,"
fk- uavo received offerN from innnicarH M home
CT of the lnryu WeBtoru cilies to cover territory
fS which they would huvo uMiided ou account
mfty,' of the uiicertainty or MttiKfnctorily npptiaiui
there. An arrangement has been inmlo to
KV' continuo the tour tin op wcokx bevoud tho
K tlmo originally fixed so Hint tho company will
wi not return to New York until thn cmd of
Octobor. Not only tho entire company is to
WT tnako this formidablo trip, but all the suencry,
with the nocesRary carpenters and Etage men.
mVf' Tho organization -will lunnber nbout twenty-
Vt?;, , nino people and will be tho largost drnnmtic
K! Block company that has crossed the plains.
vEt
:.' Tlio comnnny cngngod for " Tho Ilun of
Kf;' Iiuck," which thoy mo to iiroduco at Niblo'H
Kk' during tho Christmas holidays, aro now play.
P "Tho Exiles." They will very probably
mfM prcsout that play nino ut Niblo's during tho
;!' six weeks they aru to bo seen thorc.
KNir' , ,
k' - It was thought thnt tho booking for next
&' season at tho different theatres would bo ex-
' tremely diflloult, as tho Presidential election
K yeir is very trying to managers. DuhiuoRs,
HK' howovor, has been very brisk- never uioro
:. 5. tt is Said. It is n noted fact that nftor each'
W Presidential election mnnngrrs get together
"i: and solonnily vow thoy will never organizu
: again until after tho President has been
?' chosen. Hut in four yearH thoy seem to for-
fi get their grievances, ttomo of tho nioro cau-
h tious managors, howover. intond waiting
w. until noliticB bhall havo quieted down before
V ugagiug in any enterprises.
K . .
BSf ..SI,iss Llllift Olcott, who is still playing
Bv Thoodora" throughout tho country. Rooms
& to havo mut with Miillcieut success to con.
p, tiuuo with this drama for another rohkiii,
mWi and is already making nrrangcmeutR for next
.' year, when Bho intends to journey ai fur as
H,' tho Pacific slope and possibly to appear next
) autumn in thid city. Jliss tilcott is a Hhrou d
v young woman. Sho recently permitted tho
KX circulation of a sweetly pretty littlo Rtory
K about a youth who offered her $S0O to bo
1)K allowed to play in her company.
K' " Macbeth," which was produced in Urook-
w lyn last week and mado an " urtistio " buo-
Vfc ?f.?8' wil l)0 Presented for one week at
mv Niblo's Garden in February under tho man-
A. agement of Messrs. ltaukin and Macder.
if
Kv Prestidlgitateur Hornuann, who hns been
!, "resting" in New York this week, boys that
?, I10 is thus inactive because ho is concluding
V n arrangement by which ho is to havo tho
Vf lease of a New York theatre next season. Ho
Ba. doesu't mentiorrtho lmuio of tho theatre, but,
ITM of course, that's a detail, Mr. Herrmann
Sv Vll rays that it will bo nn f0,00() iiiMstmcut,
T4f aud will bo all settled early next week, bo.
v 0 lore ho leaves for 8t. Louis.
Xbj
flRT G".!SMo lins mct with considerablo success
BH n. Tho 9reut 1iuk I'enrl," which this w cek
IB 11 1 being pluyod in Providenco. Next Monday
Bight bo begins an inrportaut eugasemeut lit
. 10 Hollis Street Theatre, Uostou.
If T1,10 auiusiug war waged between " Tho
K Dark Becrot " and " Lost in Now York "
R' with respect to tho big tauk the pntent of
M Which the owners of both plays claim to own,
iHE; has been overcome In nn nittrobtinc mnunor
tf by Mr. Al Hnymau as far as Han Francisco is
I concerned. That manager has secured both
Kk l",1)'? aud Wl11 uuill tlt for them. They
KK will be given at the Baldwin Theatre in Jaii.
k nary.
Hk
B- Since tho first presentation of "Madelou"
t' at the Casino tho shortcomings incidental with
A a urst night " huvo been overcome uiul tho
operetta now runs along with a dash and go
HL .1uo1 to any production over lirtBeuted at tho
Kf Pasino.
H I'atronal l'eailvnl Hrrvlrm.
f 1 It being the Keait of Hie immaculate Concrplldn,
HkT thel'sterntlFeatlTalottho Cattiollo Ctiurea In tlio
w 1 United States, special itrvlrea were lielJ at tne
Hw f Cathedral and other Catholic cburchu to-Jaj.
mfii rontmcal man was eelebratea bj Archbishop Cor-
HyjL "iiu M H A. K.
E Tonr Bllllrr'a Trial.
V The caie of Tony Mllleri the Long lll&nJ City
K tolel-xeeper, Indicted for aldlni; DUtrkt-Atlomey
Bi' Thomas P. AlcQowaa to absconJ. wai called for
K trial in Long Island City to-day. Alter denying
H tnoilona to quub, Judge Garntion udlonrned the
p trial natU Monday.
Vl Hays There U no War In ibe I'aol.
K' Iresldent Nurvlu Green, ot the Western Union
K& Telegraph Company, denied lo-rtay the report trom
Kf r London that s war existed between the cable com-
fc jwinlea in the cable pool.
Ki Major In Jail.
B ItrSCUL 70' TUE 1T0HLD.1
, Nsw Brdkswick. N. J., Dec e.V. IL Green,
V toadraan (or Major A. II. Way, the fraudulent
KL . Empire Loan Secretary, surrendered tho latter this
F' morula
r Meaaio and House Adjourn Until Olondny.
K Uncut, to u woaui.i
B WjUbinotok, Dec, 8. Alter tho Irnnuotlon of
Hn . . r some minor buatnuM ibis morning-, both Senate
iWBkti liifiMltii 11 ill 11 11 1i ' j?SiiS'i:Jj:
THE DAY IX TI.I, SflUIEr.
rcrrrplllile Kllrrli of ttiuiior About Ibe
Cabin l'iHil(ulp n 'Cbnnsr.
It linn been a quirt day In Wall itrecl. but the
ln'.ir had the tmit ot what lltilo uulnea wai adoai.
After an ndtntire of to ) at the epenlnit prleca
r it id oil i m ii pr cent., tilth the elite! i-rmnrc
aii.itnt WcatPin Lnlon, Union l'aciilo, the Colli ra,
the (trin.'cn and llli'hmond Terminal. i-ii'rn
Luioii w.i. no' 1 11 rr.mir of r iriiiablPiliil'ilion
of tne c.iblc 1 ioi. Canadian I'acltlc was h marK'il
pxrrpiinii, r t nn IJ, id Wla-, on purchase lor
Kliul li niciiuni.
The trunk hum have airrrcd to rcntnro naocngir
rnt eaitward from Cnloaiin to 81. I.u(i, Hut nn
thp uthi i nand, it ii announoed that rilucod tut Iff
will K'j mm Heel Dec. W on the roadi in llllnoli.
lowi nud MiiHourl.
Tlio t'liioKlini imilre was reid In t ir Stock I'.K
i hanirn ' It liavliiK cmne to the knowledge uf
Hip ( numlttee on Pecurlilps that neon out
stanuiiii mooK ctrtincatci of lh Kaat
'leun . Vi, , oa. trio slsnuture ol
the IT alilenl Is stumped mst'iid of i lug written
iheroiuinlttciTiilei Hi it mi atid after .tau. IT mxi
allot ..ld ht'inV li"arlna-date prior to Dec 6 will
not i.p a good doll cry.
.Mom contlniiej to rule cnaj at 4i as per cunt
to call iporraweri. foreign exptuiii.-e l quiet,
nltn final) oflirluts of liliic. Hankers lonir stulini?
sold at 4 ".lj, 4.iix and denunrt hi .ivj i4,wi(
I'nltrii Males 4 piT ceiiu are m de iiiuo.i and hnvp
ailvanred to 18."l)i a 1V1V for n-ir. mid HI',
a lMi for coupon, 'ino 4Jin aro rjtKju-il
l Ml a I07,i!. In Hlute Hinds
North Carolina 4a koIcI at oiv;. Knliroad hiimls
fro extremely dull and ullulitlr lower.
Jerny Central fa fell off to 1M),
Nickel Plate 4s to m, Itlchiuond
Term, Trtitta In M. Walias'i nvncrala to r.fi,
A A V. Inc. to SV, llocklUa- Valley Uts to Jfl
Kannni and Te.x.ii (la lo 78 and fatoiliV. Korl
Worth U's sold at 7vu a Ml, Weal Shore 4a at
101?, and Krle Suds al ut;",
Tup benra raided tho market this afternoon and
put In circulation varioun iiufavorulilu reporla.
Amonir tin in one was to theelTect tnat ii Chlcauo
lunk naa m Iroublo: unolher l about an aliened
tasiioof uovr stook by tho ltock lalan I Coinpinr,
nnd still iinnther that an application lor a ricclvrr
Klilp for tlio Mlasnurl, Kansas A Texas Uuilruud
naaaliout to be Hindi".
Treasurer llananu, or the latter road, said tins
afternoon that tlio atory of the rccelvorlili wai
faiao nud made out ol wliolo eluth, and thut no ap.
pilcutlun was In contemplation.
Till. QUOTATIONS.
Op.n, Ilt9h Lft na'f.
ranadanouthern til M MU Si't
Can(lian I'arlBo M'i ( B4J 1.5
ontrai luciiiii . , rnj$ ioi :im an
IMT.,IW., 1,'in. (mi. ... iut O'JX t.-iH rJH
JMo.,llurl. k Ouiucjr 1'17 l'J7 I'jn J'Jil
ChleasiiANurtllmil. 107'4 HH Jodia KilHt
I'lllo., Mil INI Paul ... V'l 7tt 744 7V
Ulilo., Mil. ASt. Piulpfd.. Ill', 111. Ill', ll'ii,
flhlo.. lUck I. APmi lis 111 111V 111V
('In., tnd hi. I.. Adhln 7(1 75 T 7S
Col. AllipckliifVal. ,, ., 'Jl 'J) 31 31
ColoradnA llcckln Coal V7S 'JlH 'ii V74
I'nlorail ill'.nl A Irnn IMS '-W4 Wi, SJ
rniiMiudalad Ilia 7111 71V 71k? 7IW
pel.. Lack. A Wmlorn ItSlnJ I'M W?i liKS
llentoi A lllollrali.lavM Mi M Gllr M!
K T..HII., V A III 10H I'" lU lUK
It. T.un.. Va. A(U.1I.M.. Ii .J i r;
K. I'.'iin., V Alia. 2d pfd.. 21 !l.l Vi 'iVi
Klnirtn A I'muhrnkn 1H. VM'l 'in. Wl
lltilKllUA Naalnllln (1'Ji (I'J', (ii J
l.ak Hliiim... US 111 lll'J III
l.akKrl A WVlru lllj ll'i II. lli
laka Kilo A Wu-rli pM .... 4lV 4ltl 44 44tj
Imns Mand Ill '.11 HI Ml
MinnalunCmiui) ll.lia iirl's O'.la lls,
MKiiiptita a riiaiiMtnn no ru to mi
MlolilaanOilltral H7 H7 H7 H7
Mil.. I.. N. A Wtitirn Nil Hit g.li! HHl
Mil. I. K.A Wr.lrrn 1'ld 107k 107k( IUlk KITli
Mlunuri I'acllln Hlfl rl); XSJ SJ
MlkMiurl. Kanaaa A Tftaa. ... H', IK, 17 J 174.
ram I'hatU AMI. I, 7H 7H 77 77
New.lirnrilViilral 7M 71U 74V( 7li
Nn Vntk Uantral..,,,.. , 1US', lOl'i lull, 107IJ
Now Ynrk A New hiialand. ,. il'J IIJ 3H U1U
ft. V.. IJk Krl A Writarn., !W", S'J', SHM VHl!
N V. Hiian, A Wmtrru ., . U U H!4
N Y . Hwn A Wmttirii pfd 'ill iivkj 2J 'JU
Norfolk A Wflrnpfd. 41 41 41 41
Nulllianil'aoitlo pld it'i 4:'l 4Vi 4'
IhitarlD A Vmmrn ........... ilHj 10S lllij inja
(Ir-ioi, IU1I A NTl.lli,n. HH'i H4l( Hrt HH
OrraoTiTramoonllncnUI 2UU '.'Ou 1UV 19'i
Orrvuu ItliliruTvUiailt Ill1, 40U 45 45
I'arlfli Mail !M, MHW 87 .1Tl
l'lilUdei(itila A Uradhii 1)1 Q nf,: (,7U
I'llllniali I'alaM. Car l!i.,... . HOIg IHH4 IK)', nm.
nionuiiimf WnllMlnlTVr.. 'i'l ail SI 'Jl'!
Mod. A Wnl I'ulnt Tnr. pld. L't'l S'l'a M'I fH'i
ht Paul A Omaha ... ... :IJ '.111 :nu' :W,
HI I'aui. A Omaha pM ..107k; ID7'4 11)7 107
hi I'aul.Mlnn.A Manllliilia IDA', lofii: 100 KM
ht LntuaAHan frail. pM.. 7,J,2 7Ji, 71ki 71V
'Itiat 1'aclHo "id 'JU 'ill! 'ill;
'lum (!al A Inm 'ia'j VH', 'i7I aft'
Union I'aetao K74 67'J M'i M
Wabaali, Ht lamlaA I'aplllo . K.kJ lfiZ 1(1 1(1
Wai aril, Ht. I. A I'aplllo, lifd HO, 110, :t() lllll.
W.atarnUnlonTelcBrapli ... 771. 711a 7fC 7r,i;
Wlwiluis AUkaHlia 4,' 41 41'. II
Uuiekailrer 11 V lis 0 u
gulckallter pre! 3.',' Sis a 311;
Tlio New York Miirlit'la.
WliKAT, Tlio market opened v nbovo last
nlRhl'a floalinr and icmalned Htrndy. Wheat
May, urikjj Jan., tUXi Keb., Cii.kjj dune, tnvf.
Corn May, 04f j Jan., M. Oats May, 40i,:
Jan., ai4. ' '
Cotton. Futures opened a point nbovo last
iitKM's close, and remained tlrin at ubont llioopon
Inir prlcea, ns follows: Jan., 10.85; Feb.. 10.01:
March, 1U.7U. ....
1'oimn. The colTee market wa9 firm, openiiiic
ut .1 points above closing Mguiei und ailvunclng in
points before noon. Opening prices: Jan. , It. IHI:
Veil., H.M; March, 14. h5; April, 14. si; May.14.75;
Juue, 14.MJ July, 14.51; Aiiu,, 14.1(1; Hcpt., 1XM;
Oct. , 13.7(1; Nov., 13.H1; llec, is. '."i.
'kthoi.kdu. -Opening, 7; hlgiicat, 7(11. Tno
markitw-s dull and leaiunlcss during tho fore
noon. Live Stock. Thursday la an " off " day In thn
cattle trade here, and there was no trailing In
beeves. Some 40 carloads of fat atccrs were In thu
selling pena lha' were carried over yesterday, and
to carloads arrived for cxiiortcra am! slaughterers
direct, Dressed beef ruled dull nud woak at
6,kjc a 7Hc per lb. for poor to good iiatlfo eldp;
nd at be a r.c. for 'Ivaus and Colorado licet
rShcepiind lamtia ncre barely steady ut aWfnOc.
perin. for common to good sheep, ami atHenCc.
for common to prime lambs. Most of tho S.noo
freah artlvnls had chained hands at 12 o'clock u.
Lire ho s were dull and nearly nominal ut J a
5.60perlU01b. Iteceltits, H.Too.
Tlp From "The Viirlil' TlrUcr.
It waa suld to-day that President T. K. lloirg, of
the Oregon Pacific, his disposed ot lis $l,uoii,OK!
liaiie uf ihiiiiIs, which will bo applied to tho con
tructluu of new brunches.
The new rulo adopted at the Produce r.xcliaiigo,
of iiiuMiik one continuous sesalou nliliom lnirr
iniaaiou, to Ian from 10. CO a, m. to X'Mv. u. went
liiloclfcct to-dj).
The schedule of A. S. Hatch A Co., the lunk
rupl Wall atrect house, has been prepared by
Assignee II. II. Chittenden and will probibly bo
Died with tho County Clerk Uto this uftcruouu.
I10MAXCL' OF AX INSANE ASYLUM.
A Niiran Hold In Iliivn IMoppd ullli a 1'liytL
c I u n iho Unit llir t'ocnliip llubll.
laiECUL TO T1IK WOULD. I
MonuiSTOWH, Dec. 8. Tho report la current
here that Dr. Prank Sunders has eloped wltu Mrs.
Carrie ilerrllt, a jouug widow who was employed
at the Morris l'laina Insane Asylum while Dr.
Sanders nua undir truatiueiit there for tho cocaine
habit.
M ra, Merrill left tho asylum two weeks ago, ud
nuttluii that Klic a too meet thu doitor ut New.
ark. It li said that the couple were lu Phila
delphia tno or three du)s uvo.
About twelve j eara ngq Dr. Sanders married tho
iin'y daughter ol Auguatua V. Hull, a prominent
lawyer of Murrlatonn. He died several yeara airo,
IcaMng aliout Isihi inkl to Mrs. eandira aud her
brothir, Au.uatiia S Hell. Jr.
Six or seven cars ao Dr. Sanders acquired mo
cocal' o tubli mid slowlj his rutaon waa
undermined, until a jcar ago ho ln
cume so Wolcnl that It bccauie necessary
to send Mm to the lusuiio asjluin.
When at his wural he atruiled about with a gull
or pistol threalcnlng lo kill anybodj wno
appruaehi'd him, Dr. Sanders was discharged
cured In June lat, but it waa not loiu before Iho
old habit re.i-seried Itself, Mrs. banders will
apply fur a dilutee.
Justice Itodscra ApnliiKlpa.
Counsellor A. IL Derrick, while defending a salt
about a weel ago. In the Fourth District Court, icforo
Civil Justice Andrew Jackson KoiUers, complained
that he had not been fairly ircaied by tne Judge, A
week laicr Juitlce Dodgers came Into the crowded
ciurtand, much tothraaioni.lim.nl of all, uiu le
an open apology for hla couduct inwards Mr, Dcr
llck, sayluu that hrnad allowed his paoalou to tct
the better of bis Judgment.
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Surrendered by Ilia lloudamnn.
James Lcvrand, one of the men arrested for re
celvlug the diamond! stolen from Mr. Morgan's
home, 54s Lexington acnuo, who was out on ball
was surrendered by hla surely this morning. He Is
now locked up.
Cheek!! A 1'nct.
Klegantly dressed ladyt Klbows her way
through the cruwd at Hixin's to the pcrrume
counter Here voting mau; I waul 1'ivr Ckms'
worth of Sachet Powder. I're beeu wnltlug here
long enough, liurrjupt
Clerk Certulniy, madam. What odor shall I
give you? JJ D. What? Ohl 1 don't waul Onc
odor, J want 'nn mixed, aivc mo While ltose,
Violet, Franiilpsnnl, Jockey Club and er well
Heliotrope, rive tents' worth all together. A
corn's worth of each.
We drew the line right llicro, and Iho a D, W.
retired ludlauant, imldattlio laughter of thecua.
tomtr. V
QUEKli POLIGK L TRKMOXr.
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MEMBL'KS OK THE SQUAD C1IAU0KD WITH
1XSUB0KDINATB COXHUCT.
They .Men ml Drnnli In I'nlillr I'lncrs nn They
I'li'iiacd, mill xooii' nt Tliciii llrfled Tl" Ir
iii.lnlo'a AiithnrllT-Wblle Ti-lllnu Ills
Sliirv In Ihn I'iiIIcp Cnniiiilasliiiiers He Is
To III lu Keep Ilia .llniilli Mhut.
Oon. ntr. John 1'ortcr, Commissiouf r of
7'olice. listened this morning to tho evidence
ill tho curious enso in thn Trumnnt District,
which hastened dipt. John !'. Ilobblns's ro
tiremi'iil. Thero wero nrralgncd Sorgt. Webb,
Itoilinlsiimii Mounhaii, Hituguo, and Din
erlin mid L'atroluinu Ornnt,
On Nov 1). Houudsmnu Monahnn inw
ltoundsinen SprngiiB nud Deuerlin, unci
Patrolman Orant in I'rcdcrlrk Hoss's saloon.
Sovnrul dnysaftorward hocasimlly mentioned
it to tho Sorgcaut. Tho Kerguiut innilu no
formal charges against the men and did not
mitition tlio fuct to thu Captain until ten days
later. Thou iffe Captain against. ."Very
well, prefer formal charges replied tho men,
enter them in tho regular way, nud 1 will ro
pott to the Inspector."
" This tlits Surgerint failed to do : but pnv
eral days lnti-i called on Commissioner Por
ter uiul told him thn whole pitiful tulu.
Charges were preferred against all ctm
i'crui d. Including dipt. Itobbins. Weary
with bin long struggle to knap Tremonl in
order with policemen who would not respect
Ins authority, Capt. Itobbins asked to bo ro
tired, Tho evidrncn thin morning showed that
roiiudsiiinii aud patrolmen are iu tho habit of
fieiiiiontiug tlio liiittor saloon and restaurant
at Third avenue and Ono Hundred aud
Soventy-Sovonth street to oat, and somo
t i tin h to get u drink. Ou one occusiou ono
of Capt. ItohbiiiH's mi n, whilo driuking a
glass of whiskuy on boiseback and in full
uniform, snapped bin fingers at his captain
and said i "You huMiu't Inlluenco enough
at Headquarters to break n kitten, and you
can't brink mo."
After testimony had boon glvou showing
how tho offoiisefl charged against tho accused
moil ?cro committed, Capt. Itobbins was
called M n witness for tbo defenso.
Ho charged that Itoundsmaii Moynlhnn
and Hergt. Welib had changed the dato
sometimes when Policemen Grant nnd Den.
tirliu wore seen in tlio liquor store, nnd with
much warmth lis added : " I thought before
I asked to ln retired, and I think now, that
tboso men aru capable of swoaring nuy man's
lifu awny."
"Shut up your mouth 1" exclaimed Gon.
Porter.
Then Inspector Ooulln mado tho cx-Captaiu
nt 1 it i it that it was not until Nov. 0 that ho be.
ciiiiio awaio of tho general demoralization
that existed In his precinct.
In their own dolenso, Uonudsman Moyni
ban and Sorgt. Webb put upon dipt. Itobbins
tlio bliimo tor not ruporting tlio drinking
policemen. Capt. ItobbniH denied their
testiuiouy emphatically I In denied that
any mention wai mado to him of tho
complaint until llvo days after its dis
covery by Moynihaii. ltuiimlKiiian Spraguo
swore that it was four or Inn days afterwards
that Seigt. Webb accused bimjiif being in a
liquor saloon. Wobb swoio that Capt. Itobbins
wanted him t" chango thu blotter ho as to
" get him out of a holo " and ho declined to
do so. Ho also accused Itobbins to his face
of neglecting his duty as a police captain.
Decision was resonod.
m m
FIUC IN FAR KOCKAWAY.
The Nolnu Cnltnao lliirnrd in tho flrouiid
llurly Ibis .lluriilim.
larrcuL to imt wont.n.l
I'Ali Kockawav, L. 1., Dec 8. Tlio Nolan cot
tnge, at tho Junction of Mott aud Orconwood ave
nues. Far ltockaway, was dtscotcrod to be in
flames at l o'clock this morning. The story of tho
Ore us told by Mrs. Nolan, Is as follows :
"My husband nud 1 retired about U.SOo'clock
Inst evening. We sleep Qf tlio grouud floor, In tho
same loom with our four children. At about
1 o'clock I was awakened by a pe.
cnllur touud, which seemed to mo to
be like tlio crackling of drr sticks.
I got up nnd opened u door leading Into n hall.
The smoke which then burst In iiimu mo nearly
Hiitfoculeil mo, but 1 ut oucu ran buck tn Hie illfter
ent beds und aroused my liusbuud unit children.
"Amid the flames und smoke wo mado our way
out of the rear of tho house aud run lo Mrs. Hack
er's, uexi iioor. We wero all ut our night clothes.
"As soon na we could get clear from the nuild.
lngwu shouted ' I'lrcl' nud lu it few minutes the
tlreuiou trout bnin ltockaway und Westvllle dashed
up and licfim lo put tliu tire out,
" We think that the tiro wus caused by a defec
tive flue In n ihininoy at tho rear ut the house, us
when we started to get out wesiw that the toof
around this chimney wus one great ma-s of name.
"Tho Bremen and neighbors saved soiuu ot our
furniture, but iimatofu is destroyed. The houao
was liiHUiid In ihn Loudon, Liverpool and (llubo
Fire InsuranooComp.inT for fi.ooti,
"Tho house la a total wreck, as nothing but the
charred and bluckciied trauio remulns."
HAD DAXlEIi It JiYUDl' 1W0 WILLS?
Ills llrotbcr S Hi. Und, hut Ills Wldoiv
Insists Ihut He Und Not.
The will of the l.tto Danlil It. Lyddy was tiled
to-day In thu Surrogate's oillco lu nccordanco with
the iippllcAllun mado to Surrogate Holllus by lua
brother and taw partner, James M. Ljddy, and
liulf-slater, Mary I Harnett, who claim that the
document la either u forgiry or wus mado when tlio
tcatator.w.is mentally Incapable of drawing up a
will.
They nay that thero Is another will In existence
by which they aro made his heirs.
The widow, to whom all the properly Is left by
the last will, and who Is bcttir known as
Mine, t'onuolly, Iho fashionable xlrrssmnker,
mora that tuc will Is nil right und
prays thai the court will take charge or II, as Bho
feus Uiul certain relatives ot tho deceased will in.
lerfcre wltu tt during the pendency uf the probate.
Tho rciiiihea uf ine late .Mr. L)ddy claim lhat
the i.npera let! by the testator were tukon chargo ot
by the wtuow and that the other will U uuioui;
them. Ihisllie widow deulcs.
CONDENSED CITY xNEWS.
The Mayor's marshal will make a' report to the
Manor to-morrow onlhe subject of Intelligence of
aces. Thp three-story brown-stone dwelling at ioi
Filth avenue, with lot 'ivnxllio, was sold at auction
ut tho Ileal Kaluto Kxchangd to-day, lo J, T, West
for tv.b.v.
The physicians at Oourerneur Hospital report
this morning that Herman Dcnjamlu, oi 51 Forsyth
s'reet, who w.u found with n fractured skull in
I rout uf sus lirooiuu street, Is still unconscious.
Jacob snarp, contrary to Hie general expecta
tion, has imt luiproied in health since he returned
to h'S realdcnce, on West 'I went). third strct. It
Is uoi know u when he will go to Uls Xurui, near
Home.
The property of W. and I!. Chalmers, of this city
and Dundee, Scotland, has been attached b Judge
Lawreiu e, of the Supreme Court, lu a suit brought
liy Thomas licit A Sgti, or Duuuee, to recover
t hi, 4Gl.su.
Michael ItTau, driver of an Kam llroadway car,
ran over Jane Itlchardson, an old woman, al the
corner of Lewis und Delaurcy streetk.lust evening,
mid wai held at Hie Esiex Maiket Police Cuurt ltd
morning to await tne result of her Injuries.
Frederick Cleaver, of 638 Wot Forty-ninth
street, accused uf killing slx-year-old i.rorgo
llalley with i blow of his Tat, was aurren tered by
hit bondsman at the Vorkvllle Police Court to-day,
It being rumored that he waa preparing lor (light.
The Sparkling Cotrrte celebrated laal night Its
silver Jubilee uu.l elected the oinceri: l'resi tent,
Samuel IX Duffcy; Vlce.rreild.nl, Augustluo
!,'.' -"V !. . Treaouer, M. Curley; Becretarlea,
Charles M. Lynch aud Jonn C. Kuatace; Librarian.
Wm. J. Daniels, '
" I've tried that Cignarale ca.e twice and I
won't go over It again. Send tt down to another of
tne Judges," taid Itecordei Smyth thti morning,
referring to Hie case of Antonio d'Anorea, Who la
Jointly indicted with Cnlarl cignarale for the mur
der of htr husband.
lonu! Cal o, of the Argentine Itepuullc, li ad.
i ortltuw for a young nun of Uuenos Ayrt s, named
Daniel M. da It Sierra, sevenleeu years old, who
uune lo this country some time airo to try and
make a fortune. When last heard ot the musing
lad was ale at BeUevue Hospital
THIEVES AND TIIEIK FUIEXD3.
They Itnvp WnysThnl Aro llnrli nnd Trlcln
That Are Vnln Onc Chonls thp Other.
imfa IINCKS thero aru, nnd.
I ' ,. rr: lF(3f ""'"' 'bore ai fences.
a j"if IRnj 'I'hc one is uccohsurily
3taszs: Jlr nu urban institution,
0) - J while tl" other is in-
f- r cldontul to a "oun(ry
"V 'erjS '' ianiUciipo. Hoth words
iityV!? iro recognized as good
?VrjLvTr53i ','u"s'1 ,,y ,'lt' 1,jxi"
V&SS&Ljgfidill cogrniiliers, although
nun is commonly sup-
vJ jf-wtuv '0,M,, to be of t'"3
i 1 jtZ vernacular of thieves,
i Wj "L.' Hociivors of stolen
J UM$tK4so,tA' "" imJ1,,"ly
J Y called fences, for they
"1 C- '1rfj i M0 lno clll,f Prot,'c-
5-" trK of ihiovcs and
heir defonders from thu right arm of tho
law.
An old detective said tho other dny: "It
is thu hardest tiling In the world to convict a
receiver of stolun goods. It must bo proven
that tho fenco received tho goods with guilty
knowledge and how is this to bo accom
pUshcd? It la uluiosl ImpoKsiblo. A thluf
who confosRcR, implicntirig n fenco. Is in tho
naturo of an urcomplieo and bis evidnuru
must ho corroboiutud. Tills is a very hard
thing to do, although it is occasionally done
by circumstances, such as tho attempt to -lo.
htroytradn-markH by tho fenco, ns in tho enso
ofaSecond avenuo inun who neeived thou,
hn tills of dollars' worth of liundkerehiofH,
llchiiH nnd other goods stolen by u clerk iu a
Win to htrcet linen hoiiso.
" When a receiver buvs ho generally makes
an arrangement with tho thief bofotn tho job
is douo or sometimes iiiimiilintoly nftcrwards.
Tho thief comes to him and says that bo is
going to crack such a crib anil get such and
such swag. Tho fence goes and biros n room
and directs the thief to tuko bis plunder
thero, and, from there it is removed by tho
feuoo or bis ngents. Komo swag is moved
from ono placo to another and stored in stor
age warehouses for months nnd months bo
foro It is Uually disposed of.
" One of tho most noted fences, nnd ono
who wns novor cornered, wns John Will,
iains, who kept a jewelry store In Hixth avn.
tiiio botween Twenty-ninth nnd Thirtieth
streotM, and bought gold aud silver, osten
slbly for legitimate purposes Ho was ar
restod frequently by Central Ofllco men nud
was sont to ci.vrueiiHo and to Hrooklyn for
trial, but tho evhlenco noor was Bitfllcinntly
noniDlete to convict him. Iteforo going into
thu lucrative business of a fenco, WilliamH
was a pickpocket, Ho died about three
months ago.
" Ma'am Mandolbaum, tho queen of tho
profession, now iu forced Cauadinn exile,
said that sho never took a piece of stolen
property on her promises. All her dealings
in this cluss of goods wnb carried on as I havo
described,
" Tho thiovofl say that ox Aldomian Jaolino
wns a fenco, but that his dealings wero nil iu
precious stones, and thero was in such trans,
actions less liability to detection, for gold
settings aro easily destroyed and replaced
wi h something entirely dill'oreut in nppear
nuco. "Fcneci! aro always trying to got tho best
of thieves, cheating thorn by poylug less thnn
tho vnluo of tho goods, ami sometimes oven
paying nothing: but tho two classes are each
dependent on the other, and thoy huvo gen
erally a protty good understanding.
" Tho fenco belioveH that the thiof will
steal nothing but the most vnluublo articles
nnd is consequently ready to pay for them a
prico which Is perhaps not conimonsurutn
with their renl vnluu, but nevertheless n good
prico. Hero in w hero tho thief does his cheat
ing. Ho goos to on miction or commission
sain nnd buya n job lot of goods nt a bargain
and disposes of it to tho fenco nt 100 nor cout.
profit."
ASSESSOR CA1IILL.
Tho Wi'H.Kiianu Tniiiiiinnr Hull Uglit
Tubes ,1lr. I.lvluustan's I'lucc.
Edward Cahlll has been appointed a member of
the Hoard of As'essors In placo of Mr. Vnnllrugh
Livingston, removed.
The niipolntment was mado by tho Tnx Cominls
Mouirsniulla credited to Coinmissloner Thomas
L. Kelmer, who ls n Tammany Hall man.
The Assessorshlp ts a salaried ofllco at $3,000 a
year. There were no charges ugalust Mr. Llvlucs
lou. Some tlmo ago, however, ho was accuncd of be
ing a lioii-resldcat, and ovldeniowas obtained to
provo lhat he resided and voted In New Jersey. Ho
si only afterwards took up a lusldencu In the New
lurk Hotel.
Mr. Cahlll Is n prominent member of Tammany
Hall. He has been for yeurs a member of the
Committee on Organisation and has represented
Tainninuj Hull lu the Democratlo Slato Committee,
huu he assumes tho offlce of Asessor li will be
his first public position. Ho was for years pro
prietor of the International Hotel on Park row. aud
at ono tlmo was a political power lu tho First
Assembly District.
Mr. ciilnll is now n resident of tho Eighteenth
Assembly District. Ho hui alwnjs been acme In
local Democratlo politics, especially lu mate and
national campaigns.
lie was oue ut Mr. John Kelly'B trusted lieu
tenants. Ills many filcuds will be pleased at his
aprolntment.
The Jours t'nau Agiitn In Court.
The suit ot Muss Joues, the school teacner, against
her uncle, cx-Cougrcssman Morgan Junes, and his
wile for a oiic-nlnth share In the estaio uf her
uncle, the lute John Junes, which they hold under
an itlleged dent, wus continued before Judge
Andrews in the supremo Court lo-d.iy. Miss Jones
testified that alter John Jones's child died he t.as n
changed man. He seemed to bo moro and ills
tracted, uiul ids lulnd seemed to bo unsound. Tne
easo w.ll go on to-morrow. It was tiled once
before In lsS.
Thirty Ycnrs Deriding n, Hull.
Tho suit begun liy Alexander Hlckard In 1SSI to
recover cxceislve duties paid on Imported dry
goods, ended in tho United Stntes District Court
to.d.iy In a verdirt for 3s,bl.03 for tne plaintiff,
Mr. lilcknrd died years ago, iho suit being con
tinued by his son.
Mr. THOMAS A. EDISON,
Sa
The itlallnctiUbril Inventor, svn nu Inlrliao
ullrrer Irum neiiriilulii. t'loao niMitlcnllan
nnd coulliieiiiriit la hla lubnrulory enuspil this
mid the moat ohlllrd iIi)bIcIhiis lulled lo ulve
him rellt'l. When lu tin romlltlou he ilcler
iiilueil Hi mnke persuiml eltorl loans o hiiiiaclf.
lllari'seurclii's uud experluieula leaulteit In
the iiroiluclloii ot
POLYFOKSVi,
which cured Idm. IU sava awai many t'CttUl to friends
ha wng trouLIrd alia Ntutalaia aud uthrr kindred
dlaeaava. and the euraa becama au uumeroas lhat, alter
lnuea aolicilatinb by pininvnt men, Uu vMiiavnted to slva
thlssreat acli'iitltlL dlacoTury to the world, aa atluatedby
tut lulluwing cutltttata.
. ,,, , . Alrnlii Pnrli, ..J.
I crrlln Ihut llir tirepul illuu Unoitu na
l.dlano'a I'nli lorin IsiiiiiiIc aerurilliijc tu the
loriiuiln iteviaeduiid used Iit ni-"ll.
TllOrs. A. KII1SON.
That Polylorm villi rare neurslsla, nniica, rheums
lum ur rtaf liervHtmuble has btwn iirurar, by suluDtlha
lava aud attested by thouaauds of cured luftoitrs. Fol
lowiiif is one am ni many.
(J hAhl Mill ST., N, V CITY, Nov, 18.
aYaa JV'M t'tifn roltforvt tu., Hnttt Van,
UlNTLCMkN Allow ma, pleaaa, to add my "song of
pratae" to lue Urns Hat yiu muil surely poia.as, A rary
scute attack ot neuralgia rUttcd me last week, yi.iiy
iierre to ui) head, frviiu ahuuldera up. seemed to vie wltu
tie neighbor It aeeiued at thcuah 1 auui( no laaaue
ly rjea (ell ami hot needles were allrklng theln from
all quartera. Moai rleudlah pamaaaaattiled my ears aud
threat 1 rubbed, bandaged, poulticed, plastered, I
balhed, wept and prayed, Pains mr !
My sun urged ine m try ' Kdleon't Culylorm." I sent
for a botlb-, us-d It aooordini to direction, and In riy.
Itrs minutes felt relieved. Made a aeroud application,
and wUhlnaDhouralmoatoreei;! bad had the neuralgia.
Have liad no pains afDce, I have glveo Poly i onn ' lo a
i.imi.iui auiferer Inun nenrabrla, who bllaiered, doeed
and pate labuloue bills IG doctora, and a couple ot appll.
oattona have already greatly relieved ner.
a .9.' .') "' M'' Kdliou'a wundotful Intentions I regard
' l'olyfcnn " as ika ueal wonderful.
Yours luosl gratefully,
, - , , , . ,. . Mns. o. IUnKBD.
Polyrorm I) eold by all druggists and dealer. I'rica,
?1.W pet bottle. You can't slXordtubawilueuWt,
2S3 to 299 Fulton Street,
2C4 to 203 Washington Street (Rear Entrance),
BROOKLYN.
rLr.UANT MOIININ'G WKAPPKU8.
500
ELEGANT WSAFFEES,
Not oiilluaiy goods, but stylish, elabornto nnil desirable. You will sco nt a Blanco that wo
are offering
$10.00 Wrappers for $5.85.
$15.00 Wrappers for $7.50.
$20.00 Wrappers for $9.50.
Wlillo slow going LOT 1, AT 55.87,
mi'iclMiitH, like Mi. Cotnprisci Wrappers
cawber. aro " wailiuu ja-ETTV of (Jaslnnere, Wnttcau
for soini'thiiitr to turn fJllwi Imck, shirred front,
up, wqnroioiifitnut- ftffei-,1! pulTcd aleoves; nlso
lv turniiiK up soiiic- Vv 3v3 rluuuol WinpperH,
thln or othor for our T?J 7 with velvet and rib.
patrons nnil ourselves. VV, boiitrimniiiijrs. inanv
Our buyers nronlwnyi l,rfa? odd ones of challi.
on the qui vivo for c3pMiW eiderdown nnd fnncy
drives early nnd Into. U8&K$lb tt B u r e d materials.
ItiMiHiarlyyeHterdav AZ&vAty&K Kverv ono in thii lot.
when ono of them dts. MSAW if marked nt rcsmnr
covored n inannfiic. iffiSWW 1M value, would bo from
hirer of T.nilicH'Wrai). ffillfflMs&ihm 8S. 75 to $10.00. Size?,
pors wishiiiff to rettro AfifiHflaVftSSfl 84 to 42.
lroin business. Thoro MimiWim'M&W xh LOT 2 AT $7 BO
niovolnnicstntlmt.lt i$iltlffltlr!&?m Comprisos stylish
iloosnotreiiuironiuch n,CM(lfnKBat9M Cnshmcro Wrappers,
e'omprolieusioutouu. WMKffRrSTrl with roba front of
derhtimd that a mcr- WSalfeSWtlmm, l1'ts nd embroid-
chant rotiriiiL' from i?rHMlAKaBStfm ery. or full shirred or
business would rather M jTOL&ftMiwa. plaited body, with
sell hiHenhro stock to fireBs&SI.Hi'Sk VHoi sleeves, deep
one ilrm ut a sncnflco WOTWrMaHf?! culls of nlnsh, velvet
than havo tlio both. V-JsmmBFm. or chenillo stitchiiiK8
er and loss of time iu RMKUffiSSMWFZ in cardinal, blue, .-ar-
so luiK ittonumoroim twmffiffiMfflXMW ". cr-'ui. eoru and
different firms. Well, .lifg&iiSIMyWlSagw fancy flcurod eldor-
wo boucht tho oiihro rlfMiWffii downs. Ainoust theho
production of this Htok$ I&IWmK&wI "" Rorao odd Wrap,
manufaclureratodis. I & Mfflf&mMm pers; sizo So. fully
count of 50 per cent. , Ufj MJKtZtIRkM worth 812.CJ and
1 ho hiiures w e quote D3fc IsP'BiSaft S15.no. Sizes. :)4 to 42.
aro bona fi.lo. lory W ! Ai$?MSR LOT 3. AT 3 9. 50.
ono who deals vith us MSllilfliJ'WPsM Comprises oloKnnt
knows that wo novor KRilwi?l Wrappers, with full-
milieu nmiKMntciiiont. 0MtM,'iTfl'aa. plaitcil satin robes:
minro wollprotoct- laifl"wnSa others with laco ami
When acain will biSjyftwiwiSm fiWrobooveral "with
you find a clmnco to &FJflfi1S8fej51 wido plaits and laco
buy such stylish, olab- lffiSfflM.W0SL eilKp formms front
orntti and des.rublo HlSllffittii. tiiiumluSs. In addi-
CooilB in Ciislnnero. KitXSWmmM ' " lot wo
Liden own or Flan. MM'Wi&SSKt ' n1,o"t 1 rah
ru1, i triu,,uc,J cw h MfWWMmPW&S 'k bouse llobcs, iu
I'D sh, Vehct, iJilTiirjTO pu'o blue, ecru and
"" j","1 nlOY':fffffW'mf pink, car not and
prices? Thoro shut mmSSBmBSBSBaBSSk'- crea,-n ooTt tesnaT
ono or two of a kind. valuo.?25 00to35.00i
nil stylish and fancy marked $13.50 to
desijjus. S18.B0.
This salo will toko plnco in our Lnilics' Wrappor Department ou tho second floor. Tako
clovator.
S. WECHSLER & BRO.
ESTABLISHED 1007.
B. M. COWPERTHMT & CO,
I'Altl.Olt SUITS from S20 to S30O. Louneea
and Louuse Hods from J l Sofas and Sofa lieds fnim
I0 Kany Chalra from S.
CIIAnillHK HUIT-I, tn Mahogany, Antlauo Oak,
Walnut, Ash, Cherry, 4c.. 81 a to J30t.
'Hilt (ll.ASSliS from 7l Patent llockors from
Hi I -adles Desks fmm S7.o(); Mautol Olaases from
80 Oouohes from 810t Wardrobes, 87 to 373)
Uhlffonlers, S(l tn 830.
I'llI.IUMS.IIISIIS.Kreatyariety, 31 'J to S 1 CO.
H1:I)MTI:AIs, S2 to S73 1 llureaus, 83 to 350.
SII)l!ll(l.lKI)M, SKI to llJSOOt Leather Chatra,
S:i.GO lo 8J!ja j Cane Chalra from 00 cents; Hull
btands, srto$l5.
III.SKS ANII OPriCK rVRMTUIll!, Seo
rotary, Library and lluukcaacs. Oflioo Chalra frum
81.00.
niATTUKSSI'SfromSI.OOt Bprlni Ileila, 81 to
10 1 I'eather Ueda, Pillowa aud liolsUire, Comfort
ablosauolllankeUi. tsTOVIM AND KANliliS Iroiu
80.
nKMJUKTTK IIOI1Y 1IUUSSI!L, Velret, Wll.
Inn. Tapestry, Ingrain, HerUp and list Carpets, Oil
Ulotln, Linoleum, ltuga and Slau, Goooa nd China
Mattings. Window Khadea f rum 8 I per palrt Clocks
and !iraur.ra Irom 8I.00 Lamps from St I Laoa Our
tains frum 8 1. .'it) t'UOIJKUUV.
Paintings En oil or water oolors, Kngrayings, Ktch
ngs, An., from 81.00. Uoodssent eyurjwhoro. Now
prioo'liatuiailud.
1011, 100, 107, 1011, 101, 103, 103
CHATHAM STREET,
1113, 103, 107, 11)0, 201, 203, 203
PARK ROW, Now York,
IIKTWKKN CITY HALL AND CHATHAM hgUAIHl.
C'usli ur Credit. Close Itnvers Invited.
COWPERTHWAIT.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
IMUHNITUItK, CAKl'KTS AMI lll:l)l)IMl.
LUDWIG BAUMANN & CO.,
NOS. 01'.' AM) 014 8TII AVH., IllifWL'HN
30TI1 ANII 30TII WTS.
IIKlal WANTKD KKJIAIaK.
T" Ol'RKWOHK-Protestant girl, one who understands
J I ic'nrral bouaewLrk. ala j washing and ironlug, G7
l.a.t liitli st .
IN PA VOU OF MO.NOl'ULY.
Air. Culler's l'riinU Tcatliuony Ilefore tbo
Telrpliune Couiniltlee.
The Aiarmbly Committee having charice of the
Investigation of the telephone companies continued
tnolr work to-day nt the Coal and Iron Kxcuutuc
The exaintnauou ol Charles i Cutler,.
President of ttie New York and New
jerey Telephone Company, waa continued. Ho
believed that the telephone butac lni.st.fioni lis
virj nature, Temaln a monopoly, " Under no cli.
enmstancea, "laid he, ' will o irtt baik the stock
transferred to the llell Company."
.Mr. cutler said that during- the year ending Dec.
81, 188.1, the per cent, of net earulug'i ou tho total
Investment was 4.84. Up to Dec 81, lbVi, the
total royalties paid were S'.$-1,MM.01. Theloiilm-
i debteducsa ot the coiupauy U at pri-eui l-Si.l..
893.1". 'the total cost has been 'i, BUD, HOD, tJ.
In speakina of the jcany cost to subacrllnre,
after puttlni: the wires undir ground, Mr, Cutler
I taid that it would be I18S. 1 he average rental now
la about isd. The subway law applies only to
Hrooklyn, and wltnesa said that It would not result
beneficially to the public
1 aa i
Must Puy for the Columbia.
Judge Wallace decided on ajipoal in the United
States Circuit Court to-day that the owners of the
steamship Alaska would have to pay foi the pilot
boat Columbia, run down by that vessel in lt3, but
could not be sued for damage by the wldowa of
the alx pilots who were drowned.
ARE YOU A JUDGE ?
The itooIIoii fabric, now displayed In onr
window reiiulro liojudso to determine ttielr
quality.
Tliry arc, nnd wo sunrnntce them to lie,
etery one the very finest IINlJI.IMIl AND
SCOTCH SUITIM1S Imported.
They are the 1, TKST 1IESH NS ortlil. sea
on'. Importation, aud were made mnrclally
Tor Hie fllOhT EXCLUMlVIi TAILORING
TltADH.
We will nlve . ample, nnd Invito compnrlson
In style andqualitrwlib tho liKST aud 111(311.
EST-I'ItlCLI) NUITINCS In any merchant
tullnrliis establishment In New Ynrk or el.e
avhere.
We bnve nbout ONI! llUNDIfliD ANII
I'll'TV imifL'UUNT STYLES of the.eBooda,
and lor
TWENTY DOLLARS
wo mill make to YOUR OUI)I!R a sood a
SUIT (lie CI.OTII1CS a. would cost Inn regu
lar way I'llty Dollar.. Till. I. a MPHCIAI,
SALIC, and never In the hlatury or our bust,
ties, huvn we been able to ullrr so AIUCII lor
so LITTLE t In other wards. It I. reully n
$50 SUIT FOR $20.
GEO. A. CASTOR & CO.,
TABLOftS, ,
BUOADWAY AND 18TII ST.,
ALSO
2G7 BUOADWAY,
Opposite City Hull Pnrlt.
PIANOS AND O KUANS.
Theae famous Instruments contain patented improeo.
menla nottound In other pianos, end which make them
superior in tone snd durability to sny other make. Ua.
f jro deciding what piano to buy, call at No. 0 hsat Fom.
leentb street aud tee and hoar tlieui. Tbe prices aro low
loriaali or on email moulhly pjjrmeiita,
A NUMnKBOKrinAND, upright and anTa7api.no
" .,'."ur "'ake, slightly used, almost asgoo,! ssnew.
and fully warranted, will b sold al a llboral roduclioi
trom legularprloos, plsnoe to rout, Wm. limbo a Co..
llJbthaTe., above loth at.
BA11UAIN8 IN I'lANOSat Llndemaa A RoaTwTrT
looius, HO 6th ae., near IDlh st. i large assort,
iiii-ul of now and allgbtiy used pianos of our own aud
oiUermakeiatery allracllvepricos.
rilllK Oi'EllX " PIAN&,7riie most ponufaTsTndThe
X lineal In llm insrket, only $10 monthly until paid
cue quaiter'e muaio leama Ireej lent ouly 3, send for
catalogue. Peek JtBou,'JlO West 47th at., comer U'way,
IJlAiOM AT ' IIAHOAINh-Welrar7 "iluTloddartL
76. At Wlaaner's, VDO Fulbin sLrilruocklTn,
found a illi'dii! nnd fioi Praised.
A cold medal exquisitely mgraved and worth
t!'M was found In tho street' yesterday by utile
Daniel Gallagher, of 9U Mott street, who turned It
oter to Juatlce Duffy at the Kssex Market Court.
It belongs to John Kllfoll, of the United sines
man-of-war lialdia, lying off Twentr-thlrd atreet.
North Hlvcr. Justice Duffy pru'sed the boy for his
honesty.
Ilroolilyn New. at n Mlnnce.
Pome unknown peraon entered the basement ot
the house of Churles E. Coleman, 313Tcutn aireel
at 1 o'clock this morning, aud stole U3 in money.
Tno Brooklyn Telear-iihers will giro their third
annual ball at Hlvers's Academy on Thursday even,
lng, Dec. IS. Elaborate invnatlous have been
Issued and the affair promises lo be a success.
Mrs. Ann Qutnn, of m Third tvenne, com.
rlitlnt'd to the police on Nov. W that John Langan
ago twenty.one ycara, had entered ler apart
rnents aud stolen Jewelry valued by her at Ssu,
Laugan was arretted late loii nigh. When
aearuhed at tbo statlou-bouse a pawn ticket for the
articles stolen waa found lu hU pociet, Uo wlU b
tmatorBranaureenya,
1 11 & Cl,
18th st., 10th st. and Sixtb ave..
(1 8th St. Station Elevatod Road,) v
WILL OPSH ii
Friday, DeceinSjer 9," .
AN
ADVANCE LINE
OF J
wm m
n
Thcso goods aro printed
on tho finest French Sateen,
in original and exclusive
designs, by tho celebrated
printers,
GKOS KOMAN ET OIE, :
and aro exceedingly appro
priato for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
UKAIi ESTATK.
" ' ''. .... .
CAUSES T1IK EXTRAOnDINAHY DEMAND FOt
LOTS IN
EAST IF YORK,
26TH WAI, BROOKLYN ?
STOP ! TIIUK I CONSIDER!! THE SOLUTIONIS
PLAIN AND SIMPLE.
GREAT EEAL ESTATE BOOM
Is undoubtedly In thoSOlb Ward.
THE RAPELJE
AND HEGEMAN FARMS
ARK IN THE LINE OP IMPROVEMENTS,
Liberty Avcuue Is betus paved with Granite
bloc lis.
SoHcrnuo will lolluw Immcdlatelr.
THE
ELEVATED RAILROADS
NOW NEAR COMPLETION WILL MRINO TOO
WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES OF THE
BROOKLYN BRIDGE,
FULTON. SOUTH. WALL STREET AND WILL
LIAMSIiUltO KKKRIKS. RAPID TRANSIT UAfl
DOUUUiD AND QUADRUPLED VALUES III
HARLEM. IT WILL REPEAT ITSELV IN TUB
20T1I WARD 01' HROOKLYN.
HOW IS THE TIB TO BUY,
WHEN LOTS 0f THE RAPELJE AND IIEOEMAM
FARMS CAN HE HAD FROM FIRST HANDS, AND '
AT PRESENT PRICES WILL PAY IN ONE YKAlt
10 TIMES MOKK TITAN SAVINGS HANKS.
These are solid fuel.. I.rt uo one bcsllnte nt
delii). .Ncier naiiln will lut. be sold so loir.
BE WISE IN TIME.
ALL TITLES ARE GUARANTEED BY A
"THE TITLE GUARANTEE it TltUHT COa. 1
LOTS ARE NOW SOLD FOR I
$150 AND UPWARD, I
PAYABLE $10 MONTHLY.
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. I
Any ono cuu oitd a lot wbo will. I
IIIt nui'tiiaarc un ibuorouiida averr after I
noiiii to.boiv tliu 1'roiieriy, I'or map. and all 1
imrilciiliir. apply lo Jl'.ltll. JOU.NSONt Jr.e I
(10 Liberty el.. New York, or 303 Fulton "t.i A
llruuklyii.
WATERS PIANOS.
UprUibts a specialty. Th. boat and most durable madf.
Wairanteil all years, l'rloe. low Jor oaah, or on iuaul
menu onlj 10 per month. Also lam tot ol flu.
eoud-haod Llanua at arrest bargaina and ua eay terma
1'uno. rsnUd and auiebaiia;d.
VTABBUOOiU, Ui RU aVVts,, KJtAB W Vt i
Vssaaalrr'tf' '( Ssff1" UX&J..Sitlrj&IIJ!0teldSl&2jl i ''M'k