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THE WORLD: FKIDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1892. 3
AK1NG IT WARM FOR W1CHT.
' is Son-in-Law's Mother Will
ty. Sue Him for Assault
,ffW Hot Coffeo on Her When Ho
( .irrled OIT Hit Onughter.
iV.
tu complications nrUIng out of the mar
.. f Harry B. Irflni and Miss May Wlcht
iu. night ot May 1H last promise to make
it. rs exceedingly unpleasant lor Papa
i.i
,,rt 'ts. carrlo L. Irvlnff, mother of the fcrlde
utn. Is about to bring n civil suit against
B Wlcht for assault, and sho will claim
.wees ot 3,O0O.
rtmgand his Vide spent tho night after
,1 marriage at Irvlng's home. Wlcht
.cil there next luornlng In an excited
' ani ,(. of mlnd.and, m oung Ir Ing now says,
d Med a pot of scaltllug hot coffee from tho
t. and tried to strike bis mother wltn It.
Tilssed her, but the contents ot thecoffeo
)g fi-il over Jlrs. Irvlng's back, scalding bcr
trcly.
t content Willi this," Irving paid tc
hu pushed and shoved her against tho
lint- ilMocatltiR hi-l wrist. Then ho car
l n in "He. whti would tomu back tome,
I iu sure, It ho would let her."
I II Hears, who runs the saloon whero
i nun implojeil as bartender and where
cut alleges hli daughter was drugged pre
it lo the wedding ceremony, threatens to
hi., a ;iO,000 suit for damages for defama.
n it cliarac'cr against Wlcht and Injury to
.business.
awjcr Frank O'llrlen has Mrs. Irvlng's
1 1 leary's cases In hand, with Instructions
t gin proceedings at once. Irving said to-
mat unless his brldo was returned to him
day ho would begin habeascorpusprocecd
s to-morrow.
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POOR FOOD FOR PRISONERS.
ie Grand Jury Makes a Proe.ont
tent AcalnBt Raymond Street Jail.
. i be (Irand Jury made a presentation In tho
ooklyn Court of Sessions this morning In
aril to the condition ot the county build-
UUi (hose at Klatbush were found to be in good
idlllon, but as to Kaymond street Jail, the
tts mil Jury says ihat the supplies furnished
- inmates are ot the poorest quality, par-
,- ularly tbe todhsh and the so-called coffee.
'n mo female wards the bedclothlug was
3TH md to be dirty.
rren itie Oiand Jury recommends that all
wners bo compelled to baihe thoroughly
lu- entering the Institution and thai tho bed
thing be washed moro frequently.
la.
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I! THREE VICTIMS OF A JOKE.
iey Ate Oysters by Invitation,
ouldn't Settle and Woro Arrested.
I N ' We nr0 tno Tlctlms ot misplaced contl
nc, Judge," Bald Charles T. Kirk, In tho
Uonue Police Court, Williamsburg, this
' rning. "Wo were asked by a friend to
e some fried oysters at Perry's restaurant,
t: Urand street, last night, and after the
:. r were given our friend ran out. leaving
' i kettle the bill, w hlch was 00 cents."
on ' spuko tor Walter Volkenburg. George II.
yyC inn and himself. Kestuurant Keener
t"rii, retry testltled that there wasn't a
, ! inllnr among the three and he accord-
" it called an officer and had them arrested,
.,,, ustico tioettlng fined themttll each, which
iNY. """J-
ST. THREATENED TO KILL
. . i ..
'.8's stlce Walsh Holds the Man Who
SM Once Menaced His Father.
rr" nomas Connolly was held In the Adams
ret court to-day for examination next
cMlay on the chargn ot attempting to kill
mas lllley, a barkeeper for Thomas
iit'j , or uu Myrtlo avenue, with a big fish
te.
cars ago, when the late Justice Andrew
Mi, father of the present Judge, occupied
same desk, Connolly once threatened to
him In the court-room.
Ran Over and Killed a Boy.
Anniy mock, a four-year-old, of 353 south
rth street, Brooklyn, was yesterday run
w by Daniel .langman's grocery wagon,
Sen by Henry Pcrrv, aged twenty-seven,
my died this morning Justice Ooettlng.
ie I.ec Avenue Police Court, paroled Perry
l Juuo o.
111 B Ready for the Police Parade.
jrrangements havo been completed for tht
TBual parado ot tho Brooklyn police. The
cession will be held next Wednesday. In-
fetor McLaughlin has been drilling his men
I many weeks, and It Is expected that this
fir's parade will be tbe finest that has been
tn In Brooklyn.
p tho Short-Haul Burglary Route,
l.ctween midnight and a o'clock this morn
: thlcvee got Into tho residence of Oeorge
rs, 7,"iO Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn, and
lo Jewelry ana clothing valued at S0.
ftttlry valued at 30 was this morning
en from tbe apartments of Louis A. Alien,
I Kulton btreet, Brooklyn.
In Erooklyn Play-Houses.
' !any theatre parties are attending Lillian
scilH pi-rioimances at the Park Theulre
5- eek, tthd tbe bouse is nlghllv packed to
sV uooih. Tit-nlv'ht the Ivy Club will wit-
El "Lj. Clgale.'" Next week "Little Tip-
mi i," which Is said to te a laugh-making
J2 I t-couieuy, will be presented.
j? J . rnona Jarteau does several clever things
i J he way of singing and dancing In " star-
r u" at the AiuphlOn. Ldwartl Harrlgan
f l begin Ills annual engagement at this
2r i c next Monday nenlng In ltellly and
y 400," with scenery and settings shown In
' York.
rCATHS IN BROOKLYN
The following Is the official list containing
name ot every person In Brooklyn over
i jrara old whose death was reported to the
I ailment of Health yesterday
. i uxku Hock. M, So. 20!) .Mlildloton at. ,optl-
! IlllAliLEr. 00. -No. 622 Dean it
mm. LKUi k. 21, No 416 hi. lot plies
ay I-. tilLH, 20, So. all lUdaun ave. laun
-,
uiliolT A HviM. CO, .No. HI Franklin av.
WU.1AM .VlCIIOLAH IHH18TIAM1, 17, o. 811
a Iw.y raimiic uukor
iZAl.rTI!('ocuiiNE. 37. No. 07 Flojrtit.
lAltxt'ol'LTEH, J6, toot of trremiait.
i liam IiEas. i, .No. C7 2d "I.
MNA Donneu. 72, .No. 714 Ploahing ftTr.
fn 'MV hAHI.t, jr , 12. No 242 lioorv at.
rf vuad locitx, 40, No. U Columbia place,
tfl6 aitroN l-UAW HAwraoK, 60, No 728 Gatai
., . ..eltffr) ilerk,
tie Haruitti KALrCB. S8. No. 14 Rtld a...
InilHirT MciiKATH, III, Nn 54 Walcol at.
Ivf- NCI 1'ALAr 41, No. 2ft7 orlh Olhat.
' J1 .lARUABET E IIFEII, 41). Ao. 148 WjckOlt It
it 1)6 Aul" Riocimt, 62, No. 115 Vauilerbllt
.. 0T Sciimict, 14, No. 31 Scbolaa it. i pol-
" UN Uannau hotOMOlc, 17. No. 1950H At
. ar
mile Smith. 21, No."0 Central aee. . butcher.
;ai,j AMtiTEWAtlT. S7. No. 60 humpter it.
' itai V Villecmizr, 61, No. IS9 Wood.
. t tnerctiatit,
u .ibt Willi, J3, No 2132 Fnlton it., porter.
TenerlfTe's Captain Safe In Port.
apt. Brown, of the brig Tenerltre, whleb
lost at Crab Island, arrived In New York
- morning on the British steamer Bermuda
'tn St. Lucia.
cNamoo to Repair th Aqueduct.
Brooklyn's city WtrVs commissioner Adams
lay awarded the contract lor repairing the
"liict's ireak. which recurred Ian No-
'. .' ,0 -ouiractor John JlcNauiee, ot
kin
H tin m rilnl'e
rttienjfqtnltr. , ,
yJTgaP . fry, .'it ,. " ,y. -'J-
CBEEOE MAY BE SWEPT AWH.
Willow Creek Bank Full Peoplo
Flee from the Peril.
Klootl Still Oulnlnc at Arknnms
City Distress Anions tho i'oor.
Irv APforuTrn ram. I
CnrEOE, coL, Mav ST. Creede Is In danger
of being swept anay. The melting of the
snow on tho range has caused Willow
Creek to rise rapidly, and for the past week It
has leen running bank lull.
It Is almost out of lis banks, and the dykes
are ept to give way at an moment.
ltesidences along the alley road are In a
perilous rosltlon, for ones the djko gives
way there Is no hope for the town, which Is
mostly bottom land.
.Many peoplo have left the city owing to the
danger of a flood.
Ahxansas Citv, Ark., May ST. The river
keeps on In Its upward tendency and now
shows 4l).fl on the gauge.
Tho back water rose another nvc-tcnths
during tho lost twenty hours, and reports ot
flooded plantations nnd ruined crops con
tlnue, and numerous reports ot sufferings of
poor peoplo In tho back country aro heard on
every hand.
ROBBED THE SAFE, BUT FREEED
Banker Turner Decllnod to Proso
cute His Tblovlng Office Boy.
John Y'agcr, an ofllco boy employed
by the banking nrm ot Uorman, Tur
ner & Co. at 34 Broad street, learned
the combination of tbe firm's safo
and used the knowledgo to supply himself
with pocket money. Hums aggregating $80
wero taken before detectives were put on tho
case, and then Yager was trapped with a
marked bill.
'1 he boy, who llvos In New Jersey, was a
Erlsoncr In tbe lor.bs Court this luornlng,
ut us Mr. 'turner, of the firm, declined to
prosecute, Justice Uutly discharged the lad
with a warning.
TO DIE AY AUBURN PRISON.
William Henry Parker Sentenced for
the Weok of July 11.
It T AMPrtATKH TUMI. I
LocxrOBT, May ST. William Henry Tarker,
comlcted ot murder in the flrst degree, wus
sentenced by Judge Orcen In Circuit Court
this morning to death by electrocution
at Auburn during tno week commencing
July 11.
Charles Kclley, another principal In tho
crime, was sentenced tn lite Imprisonment,
and William Chambers, the tblid ut the trio,
w as gl en eleven y ears lu AUburn.
Drafts on a Bogus Bank.
Hlslenrned to-day that fraudulent drafts
for small amounts, to tue order of one Burns
or Kennedy, or others, aro belulg cashed
by a number ot banks lu Western cities.
The drafts are Mgned by J. Speth, cashier
of the Merchants and Farmers' Bank ot Day
ton, la., and are drawn on the Lincoln Na
tional Bank ot New York City. There Is no
such bauk lu Da) ton. Thomas L. James,
President of the Lincoln National Bank, says
that three of the Uralts have been presented
at the bank.
Inspecting Brooklyn Parks.
President A. It. Mjers and Adilan Van
Brunt, Kansas City Park Commissioners,
visited Maj or Boody, of Brooklyn, to-day, and
wero ldtroduced to Park Commissioner
Biower and other city officials. They are ou
a tour ot inspection through the Last to study
the park bystems.
Painter Bosso Dies of His Wound.
Emll Bosse, the French painter, living with
his wlte on the top floor of 3S3 East Seventy-1
fourth street, who shot himself In the neck
jnsterday atternoon.dled at the Presbyterian I
Hospital earlv this morning. Bosse left a
letter to bis wife, wberelu he expressed dis
gust wltb life, saying: " In France I couldn't
live; In this country 1 wouldn't live. Pardon
me, I love you with all my heart."
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Two Houses Struck by Lightning.
Ifrrr,- 'nirr vYv .,, ,
New Bbcn8wicx, N. J., May ST. During
the prevalentoot n heavy thunder, lightning
nnd rain storm at midnight the residences of
S paschal Wright and bafford 'lotten were
1 struck by lightning and badly damaged. 1 he
storm almost amounted to a cloudburst.
Nine Years, Five Months for Ewers.
Ferdinand Nicholas Ewers, who stole over
110,000 from the corbln Banking Company,
by which ho was emploj cd, and was caught
In Chatham, N. Y was to-day sentenced by
1 Judge Fitzgerald tn General tiesslons to eight
I years In Mate Prison. On another Indictment
i for stealing a diamond pin he wus sentenced
to one ) car and in e months.
Nine Shipwrecked Seamen Arrive.
Nine seamen of the schooner William A.
Marbury, of Baltimore, which was wrecked
on the hpanlsh Key Beef, Bahamas, were
landed hero this morning by the bteamer
Clenfucgos.
Events Ahead In Brooklyn. I
Mine MflvUle'l ctlncexhlbltlon of fancj aan I
clntc at the Critfriou Tneatre to.ntxbt. '
There will t.a an athletic eihfbition to-night in
the crinuialuni of the l'oljteiuiilo Inatitute
A reception will ie held by Prof fima'l'e dancing
c'Afl.ea tontnhl in Wafer! Hall, corner of Myrtle
and Ware, It arenuee.
I Annual reunion of the ht. Patrick Sooietj at '
Clarendon Hotel Saturday evening. I
May SU will be opening day for the Brooklyn
YaLht Cljb, at auore headquarter!, Graieieud hay '
Biacti. I
Package party of Clinton Cocneil. No 21, Trten ,
Dill Henent Leagie, it 21" Court alreet to-niglit. I
Ihe Loug til nd Live Htoclt Fur Avaociaflnn'e '
Spring Mihibition Mill l.e held at Huntington, '
L. I . Juue 8 and D. hntrlea oloae May 30. j
Prcaentatior. of billiard trophy to tit. Peter'a
Cattiolio LlDrary Aaeooiatfon, ilub.houee, 110 to
116 w arren alrret, tliia ereulug
I On Mcnday evenini:. M.t 30. the U'a. k Pattt
I will give at tbe Coluinnia 'theatre her aroond coo
i,ert in tbl. city, htlo ,i i be a.bi.tea by Julea
I Ivy, the cornet lolol.t, an 1 hit American band
I and Ihe Alabama Jubi.ee aingera.
I The aecond annual doling exhibition of the even-
1 fng gyinnaalum uiaa.ea of the rlanteru 1) etlkt
branch of the Young Men'. Chn.tlan A.aociatlon,
131 South 1.1 A hi h tre,t, will be held Saturday
evening 'ihe tauten' auxiliary of the Aaaooatin
will hold a take, candy and ice-cream .ale in the
partori during the altoruoon an 1 evening
Wire News in Brief.
The St Lojla stamping Company ie to build a
ton on theeatt aide of the river ou a plan imllar
to that ot Pullman. III.
S A. Ee, a New Yorker of olJ. for many yeara
Chinese touaul at hat, rrancl.co, fell dead in the
atreet yraterdey lu that city.
"J D Jonnaon and Levi Miller, fa'm laborer! In
Jackeou County, Ind., are killed b) lightning
hherilt Ben wilder 'hit and killed by
. priioner at Macon, lie.
The Uutchera1 National Protective Aeaoclatlon
decidee to loiae tta packlni-nouee and atocg
. pena, to oot bait a mllllou uoilara, iu Dallaa.
I Underhlll, Prealdent ot the defunit Flour City
ILife Aeaoclalion, of Kooileiter, la found guilty of
torgeiy In the third degree
The Hnie at Vfaehini ton paaaee a bill providing
for tho aaleof navy land in Brooklyn, at a price ol
not leae man 641,000 an acrj.
I Weather Foreoast.
Tilt l A.M. dalurday: Showtri, follow t
b air ternttitr this it frrnoon; slightly
warmer; tout hieesle r v vlna : f.r Saturn
nay and Sunday: fair, Hallonary tempera
ture, Tbe following record shows tUs chanjus trt
the temperature lor tuj pan twenty-four
i houri
a. .,( a, u C2 1 9 a. ... .M 1 13.... 63 u
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BROOKLYN PAGE.
THE TURF.
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Spectators Hiss the
Horses Contending for
the Brooklyn Gup.
JOCKEY BENDER SUSPENDED.
Decision of tho Allan Bane-Banquet
Race Saves the
Bookies.
Tho race-going public could not complain
ot lack of sensational Incidents at Graescnd
'jesttrday. It was one day In a mIMIon.
j Eu'rythlng seemed turned upside down, and
I spectators becarao so disgusted that during
the farcical raco (?) for tho Brooklyn cup
! they hlised vigorously while the last quarter
was being run. one cannot blame them.
Only two horses started In this hts-
' torlc event I.ongstrcet and his less
celebrated brother, Longtord. The latter
was hlmply started to get second
money. He was plainly out ot condition, and
bis Jockey, llaydcn, took a double wrap on
him and prepared tor an easy gallop. There
was letting o'l this race, and many Inno
cents, attracted bj the tempting odds, put
their dollars on Longford. 'I hey had no pos
sible chance to win, and, In view of tho exist
ing circumstances, bets should have been de
clared off. It would hao been the fairest
posslb e tblog to hje done. Owner Collins
i and Jockey Ilayden wero censured. The
I former pleaded that ho was Ignorant of the
rules, and thought It was no nrfenso to start
for second monoy. It Is to be hoped that a
repetition of this race will never occur agnln.
In the second race Jockey Bender gave a
wotully bad exhibition ot Jockejshlp. He
simply choked the spirit clean out of Lcona
well, so that ulna be tried to get up In the
stre'eh It was like trj tug to run n locomotlvo
wltLtut tteain. Whether Bender's riding
I was dishonest rr whether It was a bad
Interpretation of orders It Is alftlcult to
1 say. It Is certain that his riding beat tho
colt. 1 he case Is worthy ot the probe. 1 ho
fact that Leocanell Is engaged In the Metro
politan Handicap on Monday at nlnel) -eight
pounds should not be oerlooked It an Inves
tigation Is made. Mills may lead to the dis
covery of the motive which actuated lienuir
in his riding. 'Iho boy was suspended Indefinitely.
In this same race Allan Bnno and Banquet
ran whut tho Judges doi-laed wax a dead heat.
ut cuurse, there is no gulug behind the de
cision of these oftlclals, but eicry man Is en
titled to bis own opinion. The men who tall
the races In the p, ess row tor the newspaper
ini'ii were unanimous In declaring Allan
Bane the winner. 'Ihe decision sated the
ring from a scorching which Allan Bane's
backers would have given it, and It also sated
Mr. M. P. Dwjcr hall the plunge bet he made
I on Banquet.
KuleSTCotthe ltules of ltaclng reads ns
follows: "A start In irout ut the starling
post Is void and the horses must be started
again." suppose, for sake ot argument, that
Mr. Khret, owner ot Don Aluiuo, or Mr
Huppert, owner ot AJix, or any one ot the
thirteen owners of li'irsts, should tile a nro.
test that tho aboe rule hud been violated In
the third race yesterdaj. 'then there wuuld
be a pretty kettle ut fish, for no less
than thrto horses had passed the
liming post when Manor Howe's
nag telL Iho timer did not think It
was a go and his flag only tell because he was
paraDred. It was the duty of tbe Judges to
order tbe race run over again. 'I hey dlj not,
i however. If lules are made to gotcrn racing,
It seems only proper that they bhould be
lived up to.
Llttlefleld met with his usual Spring accl
den'. )eslerday. While at the post in the
tireal American with Minnehaha, tho tllly
stumbled and threw the Jockoi. llu was
dragged along tho track for some distance,
and when picked up was lnsenslblo irnm
trlght, as his injuries were not serious. Ho
will be all right In a lew days. Superstitious
people claimed Ihat the presence ot thirteen
horses at the post was suttlcient reason fur an
accident to haupeiu
Br. Shepherd, the well-known veterinarian,
jesterdaj offend Louis Stuart eas.ooo lor
the colt Patron, it Is said that the offer wns
made In behult ot Waltull and Campbell,
btuart refused tbe bid.
I
I lir. Knapp, the well-known pigeon shit and
i clubman, who Is credited wltn being the
I owi.er of Mr Wnller, winner ot the i.reat
I American stakes jcsier.ljj.ls said to havo
presented (utirlsin with t'.'.OUO alter the
snapper landed tho Midlothian colt a victor.
Kstclle, ridden by Oeorgo Taylcr at St.
Louis jesteidny got i.lpjed on the u Ire by
Hoodlum, through Tajb.r's careless Mulshing.
I The Judges sti ended 'la) lor tor thirty dajb.
I c. Cornehlseu has named tho yeaillnzcolt
I by Powhatan out of .s-a-Vsby Virgil, Mc
Int re. in compliment to the secretar) ol the
I Brookltn Jockey club.
I
i " Brown Dick" cut two good things loose
'jestcrday. one was Allan Bnn and the
nihtr nest Brand. The former ran a dead
heat and tbe latter wa- very unfortunate in
getting away.
A m-sscnger boy gao Bookmaker sam
Fmiiy two tickets ricrday calling lor
alA'OO on Sir Walter. '1 hey were cashed.
Liier It was dlscoiered that they were
forgeries
It Is reported that starter Caldwell win be.
come a oonllate. Burner my that he has
purchased tue Huorado, on Twenty.elghth
street, from caterer Mcuialh tor J0,00u.
Fain lew has been declared out ot tho Met
1 ropolltau Handicap.
Proved an Alibi for tho Money.
I Blchard Walsh, an tx.conttct, charged
Charles O'llara, bartender at the "Penter
Mug "ont hern Hill. In tho TotuU Court to
day with robbery and assault. Walsh said he
was released Irom the Island yesterday, that
he wou $.14 on tbe races, and that the money
was stolen from him In the ' Pewter Mug.1'
o'llara prnedau alibi fur tbe money uud
was discharged.
Hun Down by a Harlom Train.
liriCIAL TO THCXTEXIXO VTOKLS
WnuK Plaini, May 27. John Collins, em-
! plOKd l.i the family of Dr. Mugness, was
probably fatally Injured this morning near
llartsdale by being run down b) a luriem
, train.
Found Oend In His Offlco Chair.
1 Watrnmaker Henry Ulrsch was found dead
In a chair In bit office at 137 Cast Eighty
seventh street, about midnight this morning.
Heart disease tsa-t the auppcied cause of
death.
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SPKCIAL.-l.OnO ilozrn Lntlies' fine ptuliroidorril Whito Hniiilcr-t-hiofs,
sftillopotl etlyps nil now tuid linmlsnmo tlosiim. Tlioy men
Hnct'iiil lot of lino hiuhjiIps sent to us to hdect next buiisoii'h stltM ami ,
inttcrnR from. Xo sccoiuIb or dnmagotl ,'ooila, but all choice, clean
stock.
NOTE PRICES:
Fino Embrouloroil, worth 25c, at I5c.
Fine Embi oidcrctl, worth GO p., nt 25c.
Fine Embroidered, worth 75c,, at 35c.
Fine Embroidered, worth $1.25, at , 48c.
6,000 MULL TIES AT 5o.
On Saturday, 500 dozen fino embroidered Mull Ties, value 25c;
will be sold at 5C.
Bloomingdale Bros.,
Boys' Popular
Fashions.
Boys who want a cool suit
for warm weather, do not need
to look twice at our blue serge
Suits, in double-breasted style.
Tho prices 13 and 15 dollars.
'Then there are whipcords in
slates and browns; same low
ness of price and highness of
value; 14, 15 and 16 dollars.
Boys come in for about the
best of everything now, ex
actly as men do.
HACKETT,
CARHART & CO.,
Broadway and Canal Street.
A BEAR RAID TO-DAY.
Cntnronclc Contingent Puahea Down
Prices of Railway Shares.
Wall STKruT, 1-rlday, May 27. Tho bears
ncreon top this morning and succeeded In
putting prices down tor railroad shares ' to
1 j er cent., tho latter lor Hi clc island and
Louisville and Nashville. National cordage
preterred tell off from 114 to IVHi.
Large sales by Charles Head Co. were at
first uiougtit to be long moclc, but It was
stated on good authority that the orders
, emanati'd Irom the cammack contingent.
'Ihe market rallied under tbe ladershlpof
I Western Union and Lackawanna. Among the
specialties Colorado Coal & Iron was galvan
Ued Into life and ruse y per tent.
I
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Ul.lc Mil. A ht. I'aul 7; 78 71t
C11U..M Aril I'. uret 13ts 13H 13iMi
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cm. . J i K.inil lir.i ... 101 10I.H 1U1
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Col. A IUntnt Vall.x 37 3i 37
Culura oloaiAlruu .1.1 .11 ao
I umu iitaled l,aa . 1151, lt.Mt 115c,
lli-l.. ii.k A W.at ISh 1JJC, 161i
DetiverA itiu I,rau0e ur.r.... 004 5 4 $Mi
111.. .1 I all he. 1 ) tl .!
Ldiaifi iicii. hlftlrlo Tr.o ... Ill', 11IH Huh,
i v.iih .. Ir I am. Idti'i 1 . H l3lf
LlrlF.IM.a, 71vj .' 1 hi jL;
ljk..Slior 111 1J1 13i)4
1 ,n . ri. .1 IS, tern J3, .'S 74(
Loui.viil. A Naalivlll. 7'.?, 7 oil 76
.Maunatlai' Cou.ul 1,1 ij l.i t
Mini l mil. I . .. . Ills IDS 104
n.liiu A M Mini, 1V1 i ill iH
Mi.tuun I'aclrio 51 Ah 56
Mn. i.n a in. pr.l 'ii 1 'li
.Sal. (ordLu lua, 11 lUTi
.N.l l i.i l.r.i 11.11, lit li.l
1 tjalloi.rff Ktt, s:w h;s
N. i A . Kncland 3si .1"H 3ita
K V i.at t-ri-A Wmi kiM t alia
Is. V.. J.. I. A,tl)raf 6I' 1,7 f.lU
. I . m,i. 4 wl. yr.l, ... I m, HH tl'
.Nortl.ri, l'a,ltic 1D' iJ' V
Nurth.ru 1'ai.iric vX 5J &l!l 5.ift
Oiiul-s nitli.in MtH JiH 'ilU
tlntariul v.vt lf.1. I"7v, 1M
I'.uw Mill J5 . Ja
Pili., l.li e I .rtltlcale, 55ta Wi Art.
l-lill. A Kradlnx .. 1,1,1, Hull IOC,
I'.o , II. A l.van.vill. 17C, 18 l.c,
Itkn .1 tt I' I.r i. Itcc. .i III 4
ht Paul A Oinalia M'' Ml, M,l
bjulLcru 1'iliu 1)7 c, J7, 37),
IPM, I'l II 11 I'lk t'l,
Turn. Coai A Iron it ,,' i:
Union I'ai-ino sue, nil, .,'. l
.... II 11 U
Mabatlipr.f 'J. 31 2 1
S.,t.in I tilon r.l..ra;iu Uili 11.1 H'4
Wh.rlini J lake hna All, Alt, J1H
V lir.iui. A 1 .k.r.ri. pr.l 7IH ?4 7H
A lull aciounlot Wall strCLl aSalr. 111 b
fouud iu iut: hvt.MMi Uokluj sporting
1-xtra.
Arrlvod nt "ihtsi Port To. Day.
Mr, piliw.r.. I harl.ifn, S. C. Miy 21
I hlr h. i -i rta i hr ) I, ,erpnu. Mj 13.
ri-lr. 1 1 ' ill . Hr ). Lou lull, Xan
llhtr ll.ni 'la llr. i, M i.tiria, rfiar 17.
jjstr lei'lurgi".. 1 i.nt axo . Max lu
tolr lieruard. llarakoa, , a a,a
l m i
I AMONG THE WHEELMiN
' The I.. A ' wantar.orianltatlonat the lnl.r-
co'l.glate aainre
I Ibe HuJ,on t ountr Wheelman will run to Ureen-
! wood Lake. N. J . on Sunday,
i Th. M.troio ilan Aavoclatlon of Cjcllnf Cluba
will meet at tu. I oluubla, oa Fourteenth atr.et,
lo-Lljht
The houth flrusklvn Wht.lman'a clob-hoa,.. on
Fifteenth aire. I. Urotklyu. la a popular reodeioua
, tor oilt'Ol-lown wnetltnen riding in Froipeit Park.
I The Monlauk Wheelmen will be represented at
I the Milborn Irvmsto road rare on May 30
i Tba Lenox Nsh.eimtn are taikinc cfalonrvaca
tioa tun cu tbe biate tblaoummer.
Tlie Union I ousty ltoadalara wPl open tbtir new
qaerter.tnl e track at Habway on U)uday.
The Rlverflde Wneelrnen ar ready to mvet the
Klnara Coanty Wheelmen In a team race at any
we.
PAISLEY'S,
397 6th Ave.
Between 24th & 25th Sts.
Summer Shoes.
Ladies' llussct Oxford?,
S2.00 upward-.
Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords,
S2. 50 upwards.
Ladie' Kid Oxlonis,
S 2. 00 upwards.
H'ELPlVANTtUMAL.
CAII1M:T-.MAKI:H.S. rli.lrm.k.n and catv.r.
Tnu.t untl.raUnd wi.rkln Irom plan, .t.atly
work and full proteotlun Peltier. Myiuu. ACu,,
lxlugtonave andalatat
TSNtllNKFIt having .ip.rl.nre wllli ..winc.ina.
chln.i 04 Zabrlakleat., Jeri.y City Heiihta.
BOVh-Want.il, Ave Intelligent hoyi. Apply at
."soctoo A Lo.'i, 1 and 3 bail IJthat.
DEATH OF MRS. RACHEL WISE.
She Devoted Her Life nnd Fortune
to tbe Poor of Jerusalem.
The announcement Is maoe by cable of the
death In Jcriualem of Mrs. ltachel Wise,
mother of llev. Dr. Aaron Wise, of Templo
Hoaoph Bcholom, In bluj -third street near
Lixlugton atenue.
Mrs. ltachel Wise promised her husband
lust before his death In Lrlu, llutig.ir), in
1NH1, that the would go lu tho Hoi) Laud and
neote tho remainder of her life tu the care of
tho poor and sick in hospitals there. Mie
kept her proinUo and devoted to that purpm-o
tho fortune left by her husband, -he died on
Wednesday and will be burled to-daj on the
Mount of Olives.
NEW MANHATTAN HOSPITAL
Reception by the Manager of tbe
Improved Institution.
.Manhattan Hospital tn Harlem is open to
day, after extensive Improvements, and will
bo ready to receive lis full complement ot
patients next week.
There was a brilliant, reception at tbe Hos
pital yesterday afternoon tendered by the
Hoard of .Managers and the Ladles' Absolu
tion of the Dispensary.
Among those presml wero Mr. aul Mrs
Alfred M. Judson, .Mr, lie olney Kterett,
Mrs. 1). l 'liemanu and Mis. J. Hood
Wright.
mm
I GEN. A. D. STRAIGHT DEAD.
The Officer Who Planned tho His
toria Escapo from Lib by Prison,
rr Al.rriATrn .r., l
IsniASArotis, Ind, May t!7. tlen. A 1).
btflgbt died at his c uniry home, two miles
cast ot this cltj, this uvrulns.
Abdel I), btrelght was torn In Wheeler. N.
V., Juno 17, lM'ju, Uu talsej the Hlti.tlr-i
Indiana Volunteer Itigun. in nir iheelMl war,
and when be and bis uiii.ui.iiid b-cjmo pris
oners at Llbbyhe planm J Hid memorable and
historic dcliemc for e.v .ipe, by which 10b urtl
cers herured t lelr fieedinn
. Altir t lie battle (4 N.ishWlle llr was made
brigadier general by I'rr-ldetit Llnculn.
Lynchlne a Question of Catchlnir,
inv aaaocUTrii l H.e
GKEEM-r, Ky Mav '.! - ihreo miles south
ot Wilnrd jesterday Au-iln I'urter slabbed
and Lliled his wife. Olllo l rter 1 Ley parti d
one enr ago. Poller mine to tli.'liuu-. ot
, his taiher.ln-law, tieorgi' II ates ut i arter
1 tounty, entered by a wn d ' ai .'t o'clock In
the tnorulng and stabbed l.er bllo h- was
asleep. r,hu died In a mlnuiea. I'ornr
will be Ijtichcdlf caught.
A GOOD CUP OF TIJA.
HOTEL-KECPKHS
make a mistake in luiMiip; j)oor
tea or cofl'eo. Jt disturbs tlio
tempers of tho gue.-tr. and causon
loss of patronage. We niuki) a
Hjieeial rato on livo pounds or
more. Writo to is, stating quan-tit-
dosiieil.
Ilmaon t hop Ten, . . 1.1c. per lb.
(nld .ilrilnl Java CafTrr, - 3iir. per lb.
Mail ordera promptly filled.
Samples sent free.
Now York & China Ton Co.,
77, 70 nnd 8J Ve.ry -trcrt.
IUrlem tlmnch, COO Hal ICJIb Hirrd.
Perfect
Fitting
Light and
Medium r x .
Extensive
" Variety.
in all ,0
Prevailing '
New Fabrics 25
and Shades
For Men
and Youths.
VOOEL
BROTHERS,
Broadway and Houston St,,
Eighth Avenue and 42d St,
liT" I'nalilun Cntnlosur Srnl 1 ree.
Our stores will be closed
Monday May joh,
Decoration
Day,
Lord Taylor.
Broadway Store:
1! roadway and 20th fit
GraBt Street Store:
QranaVuucl Chrystle Sit.
A MUTUAL SURPRISE.
(roe, Tritlh.l
Jt.
l.-Prof. nilaiice, the great alack-wlre
nalLer. prepares to surprise the town ot
fu.allMllc
'i Hut us hi-, ji.-i i. nnlng wire happens to
Ui crossed to a lit v elecul,. light wire, tj
surprise pruies iiiutuat.
Gar Hnd N'onrl Killed Him.
I William A. on'ail who has for twenty
years Lept birlir shop at IIM. to'.is
sileet, Jersey i n astound unconu'lous In
hU roniii last iwnli.-. hating been almost
asplDM.itid bj K.I- i id as seating troui
tu.. open turners He is lu tin-hospital li
rtaauilma) uni rion-r. He denies tuat he
jlieuipud to kill hln c f.
Alnbrun. Lvnch iia- I'nrty Jailed.
I T iimi ui 1 1- nm
HlKuiMiiiAM, Al.i . Ma -.'T -Mx men are In
l.ill at I'uller on riurhi ,1 with pjrtL-lpallng
In a l) orbing. Ibl- i-Hn- fir st tlmelntbe
recent lilttnr) ot .M .bimi tint a i) member
nf a mob his been l-itirtirel wltn by legal
oroi.es. IbeMcunis were two white meu,
Monroe Irens and nl- son John,
Crushed to Donth by n, Tucr EnRtno,
Joph llencruan, thirty yeara old, ot
lioadnut street, New Vorl . a rremin on the
tU ibarlrs M hempland, while oiling an
engine this tnnrnin; wis caught In the
machinery and cru.bed to di a h. the
tug was at the tool of Vau Urunt street,
liruOkiyn.
MAL ESTATE. j HEAL ESTATE. jgfl
KCaSaifjJrUOil 1
' im:iti,i)tiKiti tiii: m: MTti'ti, moimi. w vl
(i lllllt-TIt IK II All. KOMI. m Si
FULLY RESTRICTED. II
CLRAND EXCURSEOIM AND SALE II
DECORATiON. DAYB " 11
. -I'Liltl, TKIIN l,l.lti: Mill II WIN DIVISION. till.VM) (L'NTItAI, f. JlH
DtMMIT, jU
ri' AT 2.30 P. Nl. $ ?
'ft -imh i ( i i(i,) at i p. .ii. u i:i:k ll.i AT 2 P. .11. ) 19
fLOTS AND VILLA PLOTS FROM $250 UPWARD.
fe iav .Mu.Nriii.Y rAYiirsrs Sf !
(Q Tii'i.i.s ii i in iti: i: i) y) HH
,S ly th. ni-tni.ti Atn.r -an 11. al I alat. Tit. I, lara-ilf v Co. & YnH
M Ml llllt rvs-TS AMI IMlUSIM.iri' V-v
1 BREWTWOOD PLAZA CO., 1
IU7 IlitOAIIW A. ITU I I.Otllt. H
5 0r liranrhlimr... iimj Mav. , SI t.nt lJ-,thl , 1171 ll.l av. . cori.r 5Sth t . U1R Droadwar.
'v t.tup.n 3'Jlti an I tOtlirin 17 l.iat 1 2 I it . n.r llran I L'eutral llepot : 3J Lmt 8i3lh at 'J' M
M
('nil tit our oflico for lailroail jwsboh titul nvoitl tho crowil lloiulav " j H
bv visititifr our property Sutiiriliiy itftcrnoou. H
SCARSOALE, I
On llnrlrni Kit 35 mimitri from irtmi. ( rntrnl Drput onlr nrrrn mttea from M
Hie rlli limit. 'II, r llurot pH In Wrilrhoilrr Cnnnty. l.COO loin , M
nt HIOO lo S275 rncli, pntnlilr 95 prr month. M
NORTH END LAND IMPROVEMENT CO., I
49 & 51 Chambprs St., New York
I- FROM SIOO UP. EASY PAYMENTS. M M
ffy i.oth in , i:i.i.-i)i:vi:i,ofi:i) town. I ,
a "Jr wher. th.r. are rhurche., .chonta, ator.i, hoto a, park., vaa.ll '
SS .l.ctri llalil. il.yot ami n.lifol on iirnpertj, r.anhe.i by LehlffUn .M
SfSjJr Vallejr, r t-.ntrai ltailroaii of.New J.riey in ilO 11 IN I TKN 14 mlieejl M
W irnm N.m Ynik uv.r 1UU traltia dalir icuimuutalioa 'J centa eaca wa, lo-fl H
VK ciuiinii t.rnaic.) hutll ia ' TH
r.&Zr itn-i.i.i.t , n. .1.. wunii: in: Aitr. now sn.i.iNt: 7nol
r m:lTlll I, I.IITs, Tltlea ruarant.odbj --The .New .l.n.j nt'e and Ab-B j H
JJjr atrartl" h.tul lor tnapa ami I'll I. II PA ..!:. to elamlne ttl. tiropertr ( M
Xir Till. riti:tl!.Itlt K II. TllOlt.NS CO., HI HruniltTny, New York. I S
BiliaaHaTBBatTHaaBaaaavBHnHrSTBBBHaiBa : H
v JERE JOHNSON, JR S riA3
fy i protected cr d:cision
J'jj of supreme court,
$&ggjaw NOV nth, 1588.
e,snt;JOHNSoW
Wl Hnmer Jy
I DON'T IM'TAIC FLG lfcQta
OPEWBSyC!
DEMOREST
ON THE HILL-TOPS.
flntht firnou rnnjlnU Kit ner Uahwiy,
ft.t train. CummuUtiou at tberatu of li ceuta
lrr trip.
FREE EXCURSION DAILY,
ON TWO TIl.WN.
UP TO AND INCLUDING DECORATION
DAY a discount of 5 per cent, will he
allowed on all purchases,
Additional 10 per cent, oil forallcaih. On I
DECORATION DAY
A FREE LUNCH
WILL UL M1KVCI) ON TIIK rROPKItTY.
n.oT- jrixt.'io rniiT n.icn, i.noij!
i'.IMt,?1-i.i,Vii:h-h. A NATIUAL
iu:.irii itixiur.
Imor''t on Ihr lltt'-Tops ronttttitei a mucnlfl
rfnt plateau and la the hiitit ttrojnil on th
rM.iii.a.iu Kit l-tweon .Nw V-.rk ant Thila
ilolnhla ( luftfton Kit nation on txHli pIJ uf
Ua itronrt) lnrnmiiarabir urrtuudtnua Ofr
look lUhnaj, UIi iU umiietiic luauutacturinit
IbUrfat
TITLES INSURED.
Kir it;. anil fr pufi from Nw York. )nr
Cj ami uitMmn lt .tolnla apply In pron, or b
ltir ut po.tal. to,Jrr .1 t nanri Jr Cu l.ihrrtj
t.. N Y.,dJ laJauJ lift Montagu' at .Urookiyu,
mm sale
decora bay.
I Clerks and Salesmen
Iloi'lsi.e. ' a arvio S. w 1. -k i lj Lan I
1, ,,, i ,. i i tl . l.ltMl lilIOS .-'.
at Mm IIluim II i- m I i Allan...",
lln l. i. r i P. '. " ' i'a M ia'av, Mar M),
at 2 1' M i.iiit.1 lr. in i rm li.i.jLof-t l.uauiLeia
I . Ill ". ' a I. i". iij.ii.1 jjfuu.
. Merchants & Mechanics
pon't i it i i rrt jr in iy -n ot .' IOW MI 1.1-3
ihi (f hi . rk i fj, ''ti r' hr time luat m
trat-i ti. ! ritra ar farr, v i verLa hu.! auy iiu
a-itanitk' ' aityiv iJiiv
investors & Speculators
Tr.p i ar i h ri 1 ,,f i' the lpot , "0
nam ' i -J - '" ,,' 1 uii() trumi'bam
tr sin, t I -r-v N ' at 1 N Y KU. u?ar wok
Ihol.riiti Id kfi v a tf acl ar bound to
in.na ra, I' i a
' BUY
f nt to Sw i rk - ill w'ier n tM ar imreia
tii(tan-1vr i" itwn iiM.ianii
. ill ri ., .i iwian.luW l STA.Nl.
IMI, ii K-a .cat N V
I CHEAP LOTS
t in. be ,r! J at auction
III t IlitATIIIS II W,
.1IIIMIV1. M ill), AT ttt.atl . .11.,
o i the gn u.i ta
adjolnmc Van .Not lu t. Wf.uhMtat, and
MORR3S PARK
ltAti: Tit tt ii.
12 .1IINl".'L I'llllll IVOTII T.,
SJ Ave. r'leiatetl 5tailui
' V.rj Faay Terms Tittea Inaured Kree
S.nilror llapa, Ac tn II. I'. Ilniirn Jc Co.,
Auctiomtri .S'J Liwertv at NewVoik
, ICTS GlEN AWAY"
JAMES L. WELLS, Auctioneer. I
will anil tit auction at the Kal Etat Rschaor 'M
auJ Auction ltoom, M to 65 Ubrtj at., at aon, i H
TL'EMI.Wt .HAY 31. , jl
146 SELECT LOTS, 1
comprtalns a portion of tht
DICKINSON ESTATE. l
alt pnJidj IcN-at on and adjacent to b ad ( wick l
at., on trautllat nJ popaiar ,
KINGSBRIDGE 1
HEIGHTS, I
2TM WA1U, EW YORK CITT. ffl
High, healthy irronnd, IotIf vlewa, ne(gbbor 91
honOtii handsome private reldrucft, no naiaant .?IH
(Tiiilltod, KratlK-i aveuuea and atrteta. propTtf IHI
tarnfiiny derelope4 ana read (or I iu medial r lM
SEWER, WATER AND GAS, 1
Allcltj lmprortraenta and conTeniencta. H
TWO UAIiatOAl) .STATIONS H
arts within a few mtnutM' walk of 1h Iota, and 117 !1H
trln Oallj furnl.n quick, cheap traoalt. Br th jJI
." lork and .Nortbtrn. conntciinff on umi plat f
lorm vfith KifiTated roa1(OQiy3l ruinutea to "J J 4 jH
at , ;)J iiilniitea to 14th at and 45 minotea to .11
Hoc tor at by iprea trains. Far, laeludinx al
Mefaivd. n(n ana ons-uarifr enta per nda, 11 tflvH
fw York Central, 31 minutea to ;dit, SiH
ALL THESE ADVANTAGES ffl
Kndorthla pvport unna uallftttractlra forhoma til
bulldintf and for lnTfimnt, and a pergonal flail tflH
and a caroful esamlnatlon are aollcltrd. jH
TITLE OUAUA.NTEED FHEE OF COST Iffl
to buy era. Eaay teriui of payment Send for SlH
maps to
JAMES L WELLS, AUCTIONEER, H
t0 LIBERTY ST, 4H
GREAT AUCTION SALE I
of Elegant Building Lots 19
AT PORT RICHMOND, fl
ARLINnTON STATION, S 1. jfl
Ad,'ountd from May 14, oo account of hear $t.H
lorin, it JraH
bATUROAY, MAY 28, lJ:.
ale commence at 3 I M H
Thla beautiful properly bejzina at the station tod 'dfl
run to Hay, attordlug nue Doitioi, Kit bins ani MfaH
Hathinc M
IT is OVKK MXT JEKTAII IVKTIIB ffl
WATf.lC, WITH El.KtSAM' VIEWn.
Sold at auction on tbe Instalment Piaa. TitU 11
ptr(ct. 10 prr cent tash.utber payments monthl dM
it iiiartmy ilM
lake 1 J JO P M. toat from Ilattery. Fare lOo. .-iH
THIS lh A CHANt.E &ELlOM OFFLKgl. !
Jl. LOT, 25illu, in the bett part uf Da tuoor 1JH
tfivrn treewttn 4iuJ worth ui ktock paymj li )l
prr i ent guarantnf d Prnculara at I jte.uU.oua4 !H
ctLhaue, riJi Broadway, Hy.m J 11
Vfl
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THE M
FAMOUS ill
O l D M E N M
OF 1892.
Tables of ihe Metric System of iU
Weights and Measures. H
Interest Tables. H
The flew York Stato Flowor H
Vote. !
Legal Interest and Judgment. SH
Outlawry in All the States. I U
Exemption from Attachment in jH
All the States. IH
Full Tables of Postage Rates 1ffl
and information. ffl
Corrected to date for THE ffl
WORLD ALMANAC by tho New $
Vorl Post-Office. H
Tlir U'orM Almnnap eiuil niircnu of In. I'jl
rormnlliin la lur anlp br all .Nrvrav a
drolrra anil stationer.. X'l
l'lli-e, 'ii Coat. TeH
'fal
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