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I f FOUND. DEAD ON THE BED.
J Did Minvillo Turn on tho Gas
I Accidentally or Deliberately?
f He Wea About to Sail for His Horn
, In Prance.
1 Arnalda Mlnvllle, a native of France,
forty-flve yean old, found dead
I this mornlnc In his room In Dr. G. W.
' Elliott's private boarding-house, at 153
f West Fourteenth street, asphyxiated by
f Illuminating gas.
When discovered M. Mlnvllle was
I disrobed, and lying on the outside of the
I bed. A cas burner was turned on full
, head.
It Is a question whether the man com-
I milted suicide or accidentally turned on,
f the a. Ho may possibly havi;
, f blown out the flame unintentionally
l when he retired.
T The fact that the dead man Intended
, to salt for Havre to-day and hnd mntle
1 all preparations for thn voyage would
t Indicate accidental death.
The first seen of Mlnvllle at the Four-
; K ttenth street boardlng-hoime was yester-
,'jf day afternoon, when a hotel proprietor
across the street Introduced him to Dr.
1 Elliott, and stated that the Frenchmnn
wanted a room for onu night In a quiet
f PThe stranger seemed troubled with a
"I silent difficulty In his stomach, and ap-
i peared to be downcast.
Durlnr the afternoon he said that he
V had Just arrived from Havana, where
,n he had been In business for the past
, two years. He hud gone to Havana
'2 from France.
tV A short time ago Mlnvllle sold out
. U, his business In Havana and planned
It to go home. He reached here with a
f party of friends yesterday, but It was
V impossible to ascertain this morning
l-f who theso friends were.
;i, Mlnvllle retired about 9 o'clock last
Ik night, and at 1 o'clock this morning a
IX lodger came downstairs and Informed
it Dr. Ell'ott that there was a strong
odor of Illuminating gas In the hall on
the second floor.
U, An Investigation wan Instituted, and
f the origin of the trouble was traced
to the rear room occupied by Mlnvllle.
Dr. Elliott succeeded In entering the
apartment by getting on the lire-escape
and through the window. As has been
ifl' tf stated, he found the man lying on the
'fl I ' 'bed. He had been deud probably an
i ? tfe hour.
f1 a ' X Policeman Walsh, of the Wet Tlitr-
:s j ( Ueth street station, was called In,
'It aU(1 ne took charge of the house. The
.' i dead man's effects were sent to the
i ? station-house. .They consisted of a
2 f c trunk, valise, thirty-one pieces of gold
Afk of French denomination, two bank-
'1 flv' h notes of the same country and J1.K5 In
nt'iflv' 1 United States coin,
hi':) 'Among other effects there were a
jll'H H diamond ring, lady's small open-faced
Li' stiver watch, a fully loaded thlrty-elght-
8:i i) i calibre revolver and a msmoranda-book.
'.11 nf' i V .These were sent to the Coroner's office
til f'ki ! this morning.
m K i tS It Is said that Mlnvllle Is not the real
!' '"' name of the dead man, but that ho Is
ilVuB ' very wealthy man, who has teen
t.lf'Ta t driven from Cuba on account of some
ffl l peculiar state of uffalrs there.
fd8tj! f Ha has two sons in France. It Is said,
Jl 1 11 ! and la thought to be a widower,
ivf-tllf H,B appearance and dress generally
ili V ' Indicated that he was, or had been, a
11 fill 01 th h'Kher wa ot "fe'
j MU EMMA PANZER'S DEATH.
I litlii 8b 18 BPrtd o Have Taken Car-
I SsH boll Aolc,
hr p The CoronsT'i offlce was notified to-
I t $$! r ot tfa auspicious death of Emma
It Vpi Panser, the nineteen-year-old daughter
',i $ , ', of John Panzer, a harness-maker at
fi 1 3tt Cherry street.
',1 Mi j Or. Sift, of 161 Madison street, called
it $$! 1 1 at tne Madison street police station
M fill I ,Mt n,nt 'nd "Ported that the girl
'r HI! had taken carbolic acid, and would
H fili i 1 probably die. This morning the police
sic?S: :r. were notified that Emma died at 8
l Tf 1 A. M,
it lj ' Mr. Panser would not state this fo ro
ll ii . noon whether his daughter had taken
'.'li iU4- poison deliberately or not. He called
( ' fnl at th8 Seventh Precinct Police Stutlon
' ' it I fi last night complaining of annoyunce
i( IV Iik from Inquirers, and asked the Sergeant
.' If for protection.
' I Hit', To the policeman detailed at the house
f V 1 , Mr. Panzer said tho girl died from
3 natural causes. He Is Inconsolable and
' U refuses to see anybody.
i ..I!' The Janltrsa ot 'M and 2a Cherrj"
'?. IB1 i strset said to-day that Bhe sow Emma
i if" ' Panzer on the street last evening at 5
' lilt t o'clock, and so fur as she knew the
m; ( ,rl was tnen ln l'erfe"t health.
. i ' t Emma,t the Janltress said, was the
ri' lit?'1 youngest of Ave daughters, and always
' IS. lived at home attending to housework.
, ' IV. Panzer has a harness store on the
' :ll i ground floor and lives over the store.
1 V I Among his neighbors the family are
l-i til' known as Industrloim Uermans, who
s V f mingled little with other tenants of the
1 59, h flat.
' ' ' K Dr- Sitt tates that he waB hastily
I ,1 Ifilf aummoned ot almut 9.30 o'clock last
1 Mi . night to attend ihe girl. He found her
( "i in a proround state of coma, lie was i
3 ! Ht told she had token the poison only tlf-1
5 i h J t teen minutes before his arrival. Haifa
f M dozen women, said the doctor, were In
kit 'lf N the room, and they explained that she,
mistake a ' t'arbo" acld
t Ur. Sift administered antidotes, but '
they had no effect on the patient, who
was then practically dead.
The, doctor asked that an ambulance be
summoned, but the family, he Fays, em
phatlcally refused. Ily means of the
stomach-pump he diagnosed the cas as
one of poisoning from carbolic acid.
It Is Dr. Biff's opinion that the ulrl
had been poisoned some tlmo before his
arrival, as she had no convulsion when
he reached the house, and which, he
cays, she must have hod before hli ar
rival, or the dose must have been such
a large one as to almost Immediately
produce a profound state of coma.
The doctor further fays that he asked
for the bottle from which shi- took the
poison, but -t was not produced, anil
when the girl's father asked for a death
oerjmcate he refused It and notltled tho
3 ' fifr The'pollcc ore ot the opinion that the1
S AU 5 Ctrl was Buff-rlng from toothache uml ,
3 'f ' 1 ' UMi carbolic acid, thinking It wns creo-'
V MM f . 2tet anii. accidentally swallowed soma
1 Ja X IP ' ,ne PlB0n.
, Dr- Bl? thinks the dose of poison was I
r !t a,ii larger tha. the girl could take In tills t
I ?f 341 manner. 1
, : POLICEMAN ULLON'S TRIAL.
8 5j Janitor Wslasl Retolla thn Story of
jj , ' , : Tallon's Visit to Mrs. Colsman.
H5- : 1 The trial of MlrharT F. Tsllno. thi psrk
m i pslleenuu, w romimid In tho Oj-er nml Tor-
5 : : i mloer t-(li.r. Ho It iharscd with perjury In'
W 1 fj) ftnneetlou, with M rrft ot Lillle M. ili'nmn.
?if H fi wh"Oi h chargnl with mlleltlns.
,fr i-h , ..Ernt, w'''!. Jiulwr f the hnii.o hero
'qt Mi Jt. Coleman III nl, .il. that in the nlcht nf
lfi (tilAH ,b arroit 1oll.ni called nt the hmiKi., un l r.
iK Jruti lrll lo get rid nt him. I.ut nailil not.
f 'ity tuomu croM-riamluatlon i then hegun,
BY Clinrjod with Embezzlsmenr.
14 John Dempsey, aged tweuty-tbree, of
ty Bayonne, jj, j., a nreraan at the OUsty
ft House, was arrested on Urosdwsy yeaterdsy '
V afternoon by Detective Gates, ot the First
ff Precinct, on a warrant sworn out by 1'. V.
M Collier, a publisher of this city, Dempaey i
L waseustsed as a collector Id Kansas city la
1801, and the Casualty and Fidelity Oom-
r pany went on his bond, lie left there Id No-
1C verober lut, and his accounts, it is alleged,
ly ate 30O short. He says he only owes the
a?;. firm two, and claims to have made an oner
Hv to pay back this amount at 'J0 a month.
This offer was refused. Id the Tombs court
1 , ttls morning Justice Martin remanded Seup. 1
fT My uotll to-morrow nioroing.
bB , ' HI Flos Furniture.
LIIB' i .,T6' rtttiai la Fcsxiroas ui s bad
rWyS''.
NATHAN HAS A NEW SCHEME.
Ho Will Have an Organization of
HIb Own.
Its Power, It Is Ssld, Will fla
Thrown to the Democrats.
The Republicans In Brooklyn, who
have worked hard to perfect the plans
1 for reorganizing the party In Kings
County, were not surprised this morn
ing when It beenme known thnt Collector
Nathan, who had openly declared his
opposition to the plans, hnd adopted
new tactics for enlarging his Independ
ent party.
Nathan's scheme Is to form a new or
ganization and throw nil his power with
j the IJemocrats next Fall.
When the district associations organize
. their Ward Committees, nnd elect dele-
gates to the Central Committee, the
Nothanltes, It Is said, will demand seats.
They Mill claim this privilege oti the1
ground that, as members of tho defunct 1
ennrnl Committee, they paid their dues,
which have never been refunded.
Their argument will be Ignored. Then.
It Is said, Nathan will show his bund.
The case will be taken to the courts, and
a demand made for their rights un the
assumption of a contract.
The "regulars" are Batlsllcd now that
Nathan Is outside tho Republican party,
and can never regain his lost prestige.
The new party Is the last move.
The Nathatiltes have become desper
ate, and have been going about Is
suing circulars like the following',
lnneiienilent Cltlienn' Leasti of .... Ward.
iLncitllun ot headquarters iutel hera.)
Mtmhemtiln hlank.
. , , , Urooliljn tS...
I dealre to become a member of your league.
1 reatite at No anil nm .... .rears of ace.
I certify that I nm routierled with uelther
Itepuhllcan illitrlct mr Dnuoi'ratle ward asao
1'latnna, or, if an, that 1 horeliy agree to resign
therefrom.
, Applicant,
oucher.
Nathan's Ides, It Is said, Is to make
honest Itepubllcans disgusted with tho
party.
I CJeorge N. Duchannn, the well-known
active Ilepubllcnn In South Brooklyn,
I hns resigned from the party and up
, plied for membership In the ward Dem
ocratic Association.
Mr. lluchanan says he has grown tired
of the Inconsistency of the men who
run the Ilepubllcnn party.
GAS FILLED THE THEATRE.
A Family's Narrow Esoaps from As
phyxiation at the Roumnnla.
Shortly after t o'clock this morning Mrs.
narntken, who lltes with her family In moms
I oier tlia Houmaula Theatre on the bowi rr,
j waa nwakeneil by a feeling of nauaea anil
I rllanoTereil the nm waa full ot gns. Ur
children were beginning to feel tho effects of I
Ihe tai, ami all hnmls fled to Ilia street, where
t the air retired the-n.
j Policeman ltosenburg and the night watch,
man made au Inrektlgatlon, nnd found pis
escaping from the etgnteea burners of the thea
tre footlights. Had any one tried lo light
another Jat In the theatre an rinloaton might
bate occurred.
It was said at the theatre this morning that
this was the third lime that thai gas hnd
been turned on and left to escape. It was
thought to he the work of somu malicious
perm i.
Almut fi o'clock this morning the night watoh.
man found a foung man named Ike sleenlog In
cine of the oresalng-moma. He said lis had
been aent there to guard some costumes.
Manager Bernstein was sent fur, hut declined
to bare the young man arrested.
It waa thought b turned tht gas on by accident.
DO THEY PRESAGE A PLAGUE?
Wood Lloe ot Mysterious Orltrln
Cause Alarm In Pennsylvania.
LANOafrncn, Pa., May 20.Dr. 8. B. Waber
has dlarnrsred that lice which bars been a
, plague for the past eight months In the east
ern end of this county are wood Ilea belonging
to equatorial countries.
How they got here Is a mystery. Dr. Waber
Is greatly alarmed nrer bis dlscorery and tele
graphed Secretary Edge, of the Htate Board of
Agriculture, (necking State aid at once, and
' Mounting ths Secretary to come here.
The doctor says the flee are iindnulitrdly the
forerunner of n plague, which he fears will lie
obolera.
With the coming of the warm weather the
lice will multiply with aUroiliii rapidity, and
the result tmmt be iltaaalroua If nu meaus are
. found to eitcrnilnate them.
" Red" Hurley Goes Bee to Jersey.
George Hurler, alias " Ilea " Hurley, who
wns arrested In this city two weeks aco (or
Jumping bis call in .Terser city, was turned '
over lo the Authorities ot that city this morn 1
Ing. Hurley was c&arrej with stealing a I
j diamond plu.
Woman's Bnffrage ln Michigan.
l.ANSINO, Mich., May SO. Tho Woman's
Huffrage bill, which pasted tho Senate yester
day and now awaits the Governor's signa
ture, permits women to vote at mnulclpal
elections.
Hood's Cures
Even When Totally Helpless
a ; it it at nuiTi:iti!it Fito.ii nunc.
MAT1H.1I
t'enble tm Move Hands or Fret.
j Hoboiisn. K. 1.
" I am s boiler-maker with W, fc A. Fletcner
Company, North ltter Iron Works tblt city,
and st my bnlne I contracted rbeumstlmn so
tbat I txcame a very great uflerer, snd wss
really an Invalid j holpieta, could not muts
bsnaa or feet, was unable to dress or undress
lujielf. I bad tobatebeip lo turn myself In
bed. I did not work for four montha and wat
In a hospital for a long time 1 neutagreat
deal of money without benefit. I asked th
doctors If they could curs ms. snd they
SAIII TI1KV tUMII.II MIT
On day a friend adrliej me to take a bottle ot
Uood'a Sarsaparllla. IMirn I hid taken cue
tattle I could get up, stand on my leet and
walk through the rooms. I continued to take
Hood's Cures
the medicine, and ateadlly Improved until I waa
lierfectly well. I can prove all I aay by my
fellow-workmen, who aaw me In mr agony, or
by lbs firm by whom I am employed." o, M.
Una, Uoboxsn, N. J,
Heed's Tills act easily, yet promptly and
f&dently, on the Utsx asd towel. i!6 casta.
BOY HIGHWAYMEN CAUGHT.
Bobbed a Poddlor and Loft Him
Insonsiblo on the Streot,
Uelleved to lie fart of the lonc
Who ltob Cyclers In the I'ark.
Three boys were arraigned before
Justice llurke In the Harlem I'ollce
Court to-d.iy on a chnrge of highway
robbery and nssnult.
Harris Itoss. a peddler, of 2241 First
nvenue, wno attacked the other day
on Ninety-eighth street, between the
Iloulevard and Tenth avenue, by four
boys, who knocked him down, heat
him until he wai Insensible nnd then
robbed him of S 1.73, all the money he
hud In his possession.
Detectives Watt nnd Knne, of the
Went One Hundredth street stutlon,
early thlx morning arrested 1 "rtuiiti
, I'hlele. aged eighteen, of 761 Columbus
, nvenue, ns one of Itom'.i nHSallantH.
rhlfle cotifessuil, nnd nntned Oeorge
larrell, aged sixteen, of 70J Columbus
nvenue, James (Ireenwood, nged seven
ICf!' ' 601 Amsterdam avenue, and
Mickey Hogan, address unknown, ns
his accomplices. Kartell nnd Green
wood were nrrested at their homes.
This morning Thlele, Karrcll nnd
Greenwood were held In the Harlem To
llce Court In $1,000 ball each by Justice
llurke.
J. Bchnefer, n saloon-keeper, nt 20?
est Ninety-eighth street, testified
that he had seen Thlele grab Iloss by
the ears, throw him down and batter
his head against the sidewalk until
Hoas was Insensible. Thlele was as
sisted by three other boys.
The police believe thnt In arresting
Thlele. Karrcll and Greenwood they
have captured part of the gang about
which wo many coniplnlntn have been
recently made by bicycle riders In
( entral I'ark, who, with a number of
lioys, state that they have been robbed
by a gang of young men, who over
power them by their number and take
uwny all their valuables.
RAILROADS AND RAILROAD MEff.
News and Gossip of Interest In
Transportation Circles.
Eastern Passenger Ag-nt Carpenter, of the
I'eunejlvanla. la Just recovering from aa at
tack of the "grip'
The New York Central management baa de
cided to carry none but puld paaaingirs m
the nilloii flyer, eell on Its Initial trip,
neat (Sunday. '
W. C. itlnearaon. who need to be rieneral I
Passenger Agent of the trie, haa been nppnlnled
to a ulinllnr ililon on Ihe Cleveland, Aknm I
and Columbus mud.
Arhltratnrs Cassatt and nilaa to-day are ror-'
mally hearing the rraenna why the I3S rate I
I adopted temi.irarlly b) the .New York Central I
for Its Iwinty.hour Iralu should he continued
by that CitiiMUiy. f
Trealilent Newton, of the Panama mad. la
remulbl for the statement that there la a I
proposition under cunilileratltsi l.r the directors 1
of thnt road for the tnirvhaae of certain nf
the atiamcra of the Paclnc Hall plying between 1
this ilt and Coliai,
The official report of th raltroada In New '
Jersey for 1802, Just filed, shows thst them are
i L',111.1 miles of rund In that stale with an
assessed valuation ut (214, 072,322.
The Erie baa postponed Its Summer time table '
from Mar 23 until June 4, for the main line
and Newark liranchea.
The Tort Wayne end of the Pennsylvania ta
being rapidly double-trackeil to i.titcago, and it
ta aipectcd that half the rund will he com- 1
pleteil by June 1ft. The entire road la ci- 1
beeted to be diMilile-tniiked by Sept, 1, Then
look nut for eitra foil trnlna.
Dock Commlaaloocr James J. I'brlan, of this
elty, has dereloiml Into a rallnml magnate, and
has gone South to purchase properties In Ala
bama and Iiottlaiana.
W. K. illcliards, of the Cleveland, Akron and
Oolumbua road, after June 1 will be (leurral
Freight Agent of that Company.
Tlie retsirt Is again heard In ratlror.d circles
that the Ontario and Westirn Is sum to tiass
under the West Shore management.
TO HEAR JURORS EXCUSES.
Commissioner Nooney Thinks the
Exemption Law In Too Broad.
Commissioner of Jurors Robert 11. Mooney. lias
liven notice that beginning Juno 1 ho will
I ear claims for eiemptbn from Jury duty, Those
entitled lo cieiaptlnn nre: i
Clergymen, layrrs, phtslclana, drntlata, pro-
feasora or teachers ln colleges, ncildemlea or
puhllu achnols. eitltori. illtirlal nrlters or re
porters on dally nen-sUiH-rs, druggists, mlllntla
t men, iHillcenien, flrvim-n, 1'iiIiihI static and
,clty employees, ofllcers of isaels nnd pilots,
, engineers, ciaidnclrra or suprrluli'iulcnts of mil
nits, grsnd sheriff's or civil court Jurors, or
persons plnelcallr iinutile to seno on n Jury,
timtnhisloiii.r MiMiev h of the oiiinlist thnt
the Kiemptlon law Is Ion broad nud lultuds If
Isisslble to narrow It down. i
DID SNYDER START THE FIRE?
Found Unconscious from Drlnlc In a
Room ln tbs PahpI Btrnot Butldlnir.
It It tbonslit tfValaj tliat tlio tlr at 303 Penrl
treet la at nljht w caupetl by a mnn namod
.Snjtlcr, wtio win found lutoilcntt'd La tho
LulMlni.
Snj.W ! iinronnrlom nt the Cbnmbprn Strict
IIilltnl from nlhollRii., mil It M hcHi'tM
ttiat lu lilt bofuddlfil txsuiltt he dropiMil
hU iilH n r M of iefljH-r In u nura uu tin ,
fourth llir.
Mniilpr addrrM and orrnpatton U unknown.
nrrruEcur not ykt cavuht. I
IjONO ISLAND fnY, M.it W.-Uupprrrlit,
ttio ml Ml n k Auart'latit, Un not iin j.'t tiprn
rnpltirM. He In known to iV ti dincpnui mnn,
and tlnvto who Iihw InuuinHt liln ttliplruRuri 1
nro ftflrful, j
" Otre my Life to You."
That is n atroiig stntonient.
Yot exactly what Miss Gcr
truilo Sicklor, of Wilton, N. J.,
has written to Mrs. Piuklmm.
She says :
" I suffered terribly with sup
pressed and painful inoiistruti-1
tions. Doctors could only koon
mo from having fits eauh "month
by giving mo morphine. This
continued until I was com
pletely prostintod.
" My father at Inst got mo a
bottle of Lydiu PUxkhnm's
Vegetable Compound, which nt
onco gave mo relief. It did
what the doctors could not
cured me. I never have any
trouble now, nnd havo no dread
of tho coming month.
! " I owe my ltfo to you. Oh !
1 if other suffering t?3G8
womon would try iflraSraii
your valuable ffo. .jjllam
medicine t h o y SU
would bless you Jfafc
Alldrogglitsssll It. lnXlS)
Addrsss la oooDdsnes, yT fr?fYiSfrm
Ltoia k. rimniM u id. Xr4imj9BMI
Ca , Ltn. Mass. t-. JKf
Lvdta JS. Unhbmtn't -f . , ff&fY,,,,
JAwmr Jtila, MS cents.
Daniell!
and Sons,
BROADWAY,
(The Block) 8th & Qth St,
Ladies'
HOSIERY.
A Great Drive
For Saturday.
OBNUINC I.1SLD THRI1AD, RICIIELinU
AND PLAIN.
thi'v conPHisnTwo-TONnn.coLORno
T0P5. WITH PAST BLACK BOOT.
AL50 .Mil.lD COLORS, TAN5, ORAY..
AND OPCRA AHADfiS, ALL ARE WORTH
80c. PAIR.
For this Sale
PAIR.
WERE DiClDfiS TO BLAME ?
Lontz Died Soon After He Was
Turned Away from Bellevue.
Pronounced a Caao of Alcoholism
The Man Waa Prlioner.
An nutopny to be performed under the
direction or Deputy Coroner O'Hnre to
day will decide whethor DrB. Furrlnir
toti, Jllner nnd flcddy, of nellevue Hos
pltnl, wore KUllty of negllsrcnce In turn
Intr Oppenheltner I.entz, ntred forty-live,
a German laborer, llvlns at 72 Him street,
away from the hospital last night ne a
"common drunk" to die nn hour later In
the street.
letitz wan taken to nellevue In nn am
bulance from Jefferson .Market ln the
rvenlnir. Ambiilnnce Surgeon C. F. S.in
tiDrn found that he was suffering from
nlcohollnm nnd n frnctured rib.
Iln hail nlHo woundx on the nce and
over the left eye. All of hi Injuries
wre pronounced due to a fall while I
drunk.
Lena walked to the corner of First
nvenue nnd Twenty-fifth Btreet nnd wns
foutu d&ad nt thnt point by Policeman
Dooley nn hour Inter. Tlie body wub
taken to the Morgue, where it was en- .
tered as that of nn "unknown man." I
Later It was recognized.
Warden O'Uourkc, of the hospital, said
this morning that the rule not to admit
common drunks who needed no medtcul
nH.ilatnnce was an old one. No mat
ter how drunk a mnn wns, however. If
he rcully needed medlcnl aid. It would be
Riven htm at the hospital.
It wns ntcertnlned this morning that1
I.entz was n prisoner, and hnd three
days morn to serve. The Hellevue au
thorities hnd no right to turn the prlH
oner loose, as a proper trnnsfer eitp
was sent with I.entz.
It Is probable that when this over
sight Is reported to the Commissioners
of Charities nnd Correction they will In
stitute a very tlgld Investigation.
MAT GET 10 PER CENT. IN JUNE.
Outlook for Depositors or the Bank
nf Deposit.
Depositors hae lieen floixlhig the I'reslilent'a '
rn.un of Ihe Naltou.il Hunk of Deposit for the
iost to ilnjs, In oriler to sign the proposition
between Ihe ileprmtlnrs ami the bank, pmilillng
for Ihe npimltitmeut of trusters m llo.ultl.ile I
the nlTalra of the lutltntlnn.
Tho major sirtlon of Ihe hear.r depositors have
already Klt-n.-., nlmut IU0 In iiiimiier, anil the
mutter U i.elnx ilelnyrij In wilting on Ihe 4.'.0
smiill ili'iMnllnr. the tihijorlty uf uhom lire
inei hanti'M ami clerks.
It l thought lh.it the list will be finished
to-ilar. The niunlu'r of signers riiitlred Is SU
nr ei-nt. of ihe Intnl. The slgni'd iiroiMwItlun
nlll then be trlTeii to :innk i:i.tiniier Kimball,
tvho ulll forumd It nlth Ills iitiiroral ti the
'ii'iiilrnllrr of the lirri ney nt w.iehlngton. lie
will nt Hire release the bank to Us former
onVcru, nhu w 111 In turn nssli;n It to the Iras,
ten
It Is thought thnt the trustees tvIU begin
tnelr work nlmut Juno 1 nt the Intest. There Is
nlsmt $45,1)00 oa hand, nnd ns punn as 4;i,imhi
more ran be sei ured from rolloriloiis the llrst
tuii mint ot 10 inr cent, will bo made. It Is
belletvd this nllt be done before June 10.
STARtri MAY GET THE FRANCHISE.
et&tan Islanders Fr Their Farry
May Chantre nn3d.
On Mondn.T lh franrlilKc of the Statrn Ialamt
IVrry will W mM at nuotlui Iy tho romp- ;
trUpr, ftti-l Stutfi Irlrnlors nr muru alartiil
fofir Hio fnilic'l'' fall In" th hantU
t h (xmiituttT nt.Jv'r (Han iln Mu It'll 'it-luivwl
llupld Tmimlt rmuin.T, nhlrh mw (vntnlt It.
It tit known that John II. Kt.-trhi In ufter tli i
frnnrliHe, anl the renliVnt n f Ht, iirifi trv
fi'.irful thtit nhouM h c't tt hf will nm l-rxita
!( cllicr Htlntkt on Ua IM'iml.
Thf nrt tmuh illHuntlM at Mayor (111
mv' rfTiiMil tn enmi tluin 11 lifirtnc on tin
fUliJtTt, hut ns the Xnriir Mil thflr rcpreNcntu
Mvi ,Tttpnlay th1 OimptmlKr hna already ail
Trrtl. the mIp nf the fniurhltf, anil It muni
ho Kohl to th. hlxheat hiaJer, he It Mr. Si mill
or tome one elie, i
FIRE LAID TO STRIKERS..
Two Attempts to Eurn Lumber Piles
wt Tooairanda.
TOXAWANIU, N. Y., Mar Ifl.-I'lre broke
out at o'clock this rooming In two dlfriTent
llnoes nnnsig the lumber mi the flocks of Fas.
sett A tlelllnjer.
over SiHOiai feet of lumber was emlangered
by the tln. nlthougb the ac.ual datunge ilo-'S
not iiccmI $fi fsJ.
It la beliered the Are was Ihe work of In.
cendlsrlia, and suspicion pilits to ihe locked,
out lumber shovers, ritsctt i nelllnger hate
ibiin foremost In onposllhst to the rnhm, and
l hare brought inauy lvlea here lo till the
I strikers' places.
CATHOLIC CLUB OFFICERS.
Result of Last Nleht'e Exciting- Elec
tion Ms.de Known.
The resell of tbe Cnlhollc Hub's exciting elec.
' tint last nlgbt was noi knon until this morn
ing, when It was snniMinced as follows:
President. Chsrles V. 1'omes; First 'Vlce-Presl-C.'.V.:
JjV:l,,l..r- Ital': '"ciiaiil Vice l'rilditii.
William II. Hurst; Secretary. Joetili U. Oirena;
Treasurer, I'hlllp II, f.nanaghj ilanan-rs. for
two years, llsnlel K. O'llrlen. William T. limn.
I'homaa F. Miirthn, (sicar F. Melvin, John T.
i Finlln. John I). Destnond, Frauds f. tYnTirs
altl tfeuls ytln; Msnnger, for me yiar, to All
racaiicjr, Jotm F. Martin.
William Helm Democrats Organize.
Democralt ot the Ninth A(6erably District
laat night organlrcd tho "William Helm
Democratic rluh" at. Orleiharer's Hall, lao
Ninth avenue. The oincera for the enaulhc
year ore: I'rrsltlent, Jamet J. Daly! Vice,
rreaiaeut, John Fuller; Secretary, Johu t.
Doollng: HuaDclal beiretary, William Helm;
bervcanuat-Arins, John Keating'.
New Centers
As thsj g.t po.t.4 bur the bait farallare far Ills
east aaaaai at IutB, 14U at. aa f th are. ,
- . -y . . -u.vJijs .
nMSBaBugs."-er "-v rsjasaatis&flBfssr ssaaaaaaufa&fcjas
Br r n .v-iBBscMLiiiMMBsMisB
O'NEILL'S
6th Ave., 20th to 21st St. 1
MISSES' AND INFANTS'
DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL PRICES TO-MORROW,
f'HII.imKN'S RKEFKR9, IN IILUC ONLY, i
TO lit VKAU1,
98c.
WITH BUTTrrtFr.Y CAPES, IN TAN, DLUC
ANU MIXED (LOI II,
2.98.
ClllI.nrtE'S FINK U1NOIIAM OtllMrE
nitKhSKS, WITH FULL ItlJI'KI.K, KDUELt
WITH EMDH01UEKY, i TO 8 YEAIl.S.
1.98.
IN 10 TO 14 YEAH HIKES 2. Oil.
OlIILOIUCN'S WIIITIM.AWN IIIIF8SE8. WITH
COLL A It AND CUFFrl OF I'.MIIKUIOBKY, 4
TO 14 YEARS,
1.98.
CHILDREN'S NAINSOOK AND LA WN
DREHHKH. WITH HhM.STITCHKI) YOKE.
HI.liKVKH AND NECK I'DUED WITH KM
BK01DKIIY, 1TO 3 YEAR.
89c.
CntLDKRN'R EMDROIDERED AND CORDED
CAl'.H. ALL SIZES,
25c.
CHir.nitEN'S NUN II ATS, KMBR01DF.REI)
CROWN AND .SHIRRED LAWN UUIM,
79c. and 98c.
H. O'Neill & Co.,
6th Ave, 20th to 2 1 st St.
m m
I In cniiiicclion wicli tlicir !
grunt Hiile of
Hosiery ami Mam
offer 200 dozen
.Slier iciwear
-25c
Silk flowing: end knots,
worth f)Oc. oiuili, and
"Witshablo Foiir-in-liand
Ties and Hows.
West 23d Street.
FOR DR. BURTSELL'S RETURN.
A Committee Going' to Pload xrllh
Mirr. Katolll.
The pnrlahlnneni of tne Citliollc. riiurrli of the
i:pliluitij-, THint.r serii:ul street ami Socoiiil ave
nue, linve tiKiutei a ill legntlnn tn pieaent
Mgr. Sntnlll with ietltlmis slgmsl liy fiO.000 per. 1
H4is, risking fir the rrlnstn lenient of Rev. Dr.
Hlt'lmrit T. Ilurtsell. wlm wns ri'Unmil liy Ari'li
I.Uluii tVirrlgitll fliini tlie ilihilir tn St. Miiry'rt
t'liuri'li In Riniiliiiii, ,N. ., rur defimllng iir.
Mcllynn.
'ihe ilclcgatlnn ei.r.slts nf .MaJ.ir li'livanl Duffj-,
nf the Slstv nlnlh Itegliuenti Ninniel IJnn1vvln.
Thomas Mctlrath, Ilernunl J. lh.rry, Fenllniinil
O'llllgUtt, 'Ihiilll.is llli-UHiill. J'neph t'ri'l ll.-ll,
Kugine Cliirke, Mli-linel Juyre, Thanms WnNli,
John llergen. ritlllti I'iii, I'rnnk Kelli ntnl lnt
rlek Crmie, uuil ullt lune for WnwliliiL'tist tn
inurnnv erenlng, 'Ihe iielillnn will he pie
senteit at the Cnltmlli' rnlwn,lty on Sutulny,
1 A iHinntiT pi'tltlist I lielng gnttin up hy Dr.
Rnrtsell's Itisiitnnjt parUhloni-rs. whn have grown
i attaehetl tn htm, ami ilj not like to Iiao him.
SUIPPIXG 2flW8
eiLMAIfaiO FOR TO.HY.
! rliM.. 4.SS Sdd itta. 7.101 MoobU. ,.2.28
I WATER lU-UAI,
' A. M. P. M.
FndrnAk i, in
Terxr'i Inland IS.'il B. 4'J
1UI1 Utle 7,14 7.4i I
LOW WATifc 10UAT.
fiaadr Mok lO.n n.Hfl I
(otoTBor'tiiitDti li, nv li.0
Ufii (ut i .bj
! Had Ktittr btftadard iln utrl tur
HllUtl.
TOUT OI-' VUKK.
AltltlVFU.
Rtaamtr Kton Trlbra Kr1rich Wiihtlm, Ciipt.
i Ahruna, trom.Nplo May Dnd (JiLrtUnr 13, with
, iMer3hudin And 73J ifrtti iaPOtcr to
, 0lrkht A Co . rflt l vt ttii bar at A Aft A. M.
htamtr r nelttur, Capt, I'enjr, from w Or
ltaut Majr yo, with inercheinUia lu J. T. Van
Mcttli.
tilatner I-urt .llrmarrh., Capt. Allirri. frnm
llaiiiburc M7 1H an 1 sNoutliauintun .Mar li', with
ntrohan.ii anil 4:W cabin an 1 3JH fterasa iaa
urrra to li. J. t'ortta, a'nted al thn Ur at 11. Hi
A. M IHy' run. 4:1 &. 47:, 46J. 404, 477, 487.
UOo Tim nf paaaitt t. ila) and 19 hour a,
Mran.tr J altanaiao, (apt. Aakuii, from Satan
nah witt, mrrotiandiaa aud paovuKera to H, 1.,
V alktr.
Steamer Znandcl, ipt. !);U, from Itmtr-nlam
May lu, wib uirtbiindlftt find pnsHi-uccri. to
Kuuoh, IVlju V to uirinl nt tho Uir at U
(A. M.
Ktmn.fr City of (VlumMn, Tiipt, Jenny, from
WtMt 1'ottit, wtth tnt relmiilHA nnd .ucnLer
i to tbe Old IViuiIii.oii iStcniimtil,! (Vjiiiiuu)-,
liUlCOINU STUA.UK. .3.
aaiLFP TO-Dit.
Aluonqnlo, CharlaitoD.
btate ol Taiaa, Keruaudlna,
"iu tall. TD'UOfto
Matla oof, Yaiaala aatt.
ChrKtar, Southampton. , . 1 0(1 r m 4,U0i'i
I ily of Rome, l.ivatp ol ,,, l.tUi'U :t,iK) pm
tone ho, (ialvtatnQ .. 3.00 m
Mruna, LitrrpM 11.30 a m M.i-U i- m
1,1 Mont, .Vat 0 Iran .. S.ODru
lea ritiiiiM. Iia.r 1,0Cau 4,huau
lein'talana. Ntf OrUana .. M.ODpu
Muriat, (ruada 10,00 am I2.0m
(iriiaha. llataoa 11.00 am J.oopM
Prloi M illem I., Marti. 11, OA a W ,U0 M
I rhtladtlphta, I.a Uuayra-.11.00 a U 1 .OK r H
! r-nnlatid. Antwerp i.supm 8,oru
i Hbatia, Haiuhtirc 4.00 p m
Tft'lahaaina, SaTa'inan,.,,, , S,00 T M
Vandm, Hoitardam 2.00 M 4.00 a m ;
Tarrt. (Jaooa lu.00 a u
IKCOUINli S1KAMKIUL I
DUE TO'DAT. j
rnttlla, Gibraltar ADrii 30. I
Ailaa, Jaiuatoa laj HO. J
db to no a aaw,
Carnpaofa. I.tvarpnol May 20,
t:aebata.r Gthralur May 11, I
Huila, Ufft May U. .
Faila, ailUUairtoft kUj 10,
Great Special Sale
OF
Men's and Boys' Suits.
m 400 Men's Suits,
jw single and double
4y5 breasted, all fabrics,
(4 j)reducedfrom$l2.00,
ZfT $15.00 and $16.00
W $8.80.
500 Boys' Suits, a
with extra pants, fflji
reduced fromff
$6.50, $7.00 audjrWjQj
$8.50 to wi
2.49,3.98,4.50 j
B.Stern&Son
458 and 460 Grand St., cor. Pitt St.
Open Evenings Till 9 O'Clock.
Write for Samples.
A Substitute.
(From Tuck.)
Customer nave jou a copy ot tbe " Fifteen
Decisive llattlis?"
Hookecller ro; we're all out. nut we can
giro you 'ItefK'Ctlona ot a Married Mam"
VICTORY FORJTHE WAITERS.
Proprietor Ponontnal Olves Up After
a Three Houre' Flcbt.
I'roprlrtcir Ienatr Itcnonllml, of the Cof.
rilumlnis, at Hoiuton ami Clinton streets, ac
knnuliilxtv blmsrir imiten by the Walters'
AlllaiK-c. He had a hrl f hut llrely acrtuimage
with th- Union last nllit, on the oconslon ot
thn opi.nlnK nt his niir restaurant, anil tha
waiters ritmo O.T Icturlous. No liloml waa
abeil.
'Ihe tnmlile aross over the employment nf a
ciik whn illil nut tiel.mir to the t'nitiii, and Just
ns the cui'ts li.id arrlveil und were L'ettluit
rr.uly fur the fenit. all Ihe waiters wulVed nut
ut ll.n iMmiiKili.l nf the Seerelilrr nf the Alli
um1!', I'mprletiir Ki'si-mtml rjilh-il lu the police
and tried lo pet suine nther wullers. but every
Imlrh ibut arrived mis Induced to Join the i
al risers.
1'lnsllr Mr. llosenlhal cave un the rmk was1
swum Into the I'tilim, nud the old wulters re-1
turtioil tn their plnri-s. The feast was re
suuii'd after three huura' delay.
INDIANS THREATEN TROUBLE.
Angered nt the Encroachments
Unon Their Lands In Montana.
SrnKANX. Wash,, May 2ti.-Advlrcs from the
Hut-Head Indian resretattnn In Montana, are to
the effiet thit (treat illssatlsfnrtlon eilsis anirnin
the KiMiteutl! Iriilliins tiei'mile nf the usurpation
hy while aettlers nf Ihelr l.inds.
In Hime nf the Indian itlluKe rounells are
liolnc held, and Acelit llntuli tins lieen liotllled
liy l.neas, chief nf Ihe Irll.e. that unleiis Ihe I
Infrlncenients ceose insilil,i may he eipeeieil, I
The agent tms hm-li'iied to the place of tb.
trniilile, nt Iliiylnn Creek,
Agent Honau will uulenvor to eject the irea. i
nassers without iimtrowray, but, tf necessary,
bo will call fnr (iovernuieiit ulJ.
Toraporerr Letrnl fleparntlon.
In tbe Tombs l'oltco court tblt morntnir
Tbouus WalaU, a Janitor at nu Washington
tucet, majc a comilaintof disorderly con
duct acalnst Andrew Johnson and ti wife,
Lena, for disorderly conduoi. Tlie, couple
baro not beenllvinif tosetber for (he past
yuor. Lena went last ntbt to serre dlrorce
papers and a row ensued. Justice Martin
tent each ot thera to the Inland tor two
mouths in default ot sou ball tor good
Dekavior.
EVERY BOY AND GIRL GIVEN 1
BICYCLE OR TRICYCLE. E
Every purchaser of $15 worth or more of I
Clothing may select free of charge their choice li
of either one of these Bicycles or Tricycles. II
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. I
BICYCLE. TRICYCLE. JL
Rubber Tires, Leather Saddle, Steel Wire "Wheels, Driving Genr
"Wrought-Iron Frame, Steel Wire Lever System, Solid Comfort Plush 1
Wheels, Steel Axles. Boys 4 to 15 Seats. Girls 3 to 15 years. Worth I
years. Worth $10.00. $10.00. ' J
HOW CAN WE DO IT?
Instead of spending: U our advertising money In newspapers wa
give our customers a part of It. '
Samples and measurement blanks mailed to out-of-town customers.
F'':1 flANN BROTHERS,
: ; 314, 316, 318, 320 GRAND ST.
j ASSIGNEE SALE!
j Legal Notice Is given by ths Assignee that the entire stock of Men's Suits and Overcoats of the firm of
A. H. KING & CO.
MUST BE TURNED INTO CASH AT ONGF TO SATISFY THE CLAIMS OF THE CREDITORS,
I Tho Stock consists of MEN'S nnd BOYS' SUITS, "VERCOATS, TROU8ERS, SHOES, FURNISHING
1 COODS, HATS.&c.nntl ovorythlnK must bo sold reg'ardless of oost or loss. Nothing Reserved.
I LEOPOLD WEIL, ASSIGNEE,
627629 BROADWAY, near Bleecker Street.
I store: open untix, io qclqck atorday nioht.
CLOTHING.
jfllKN'M, VtMITIIH' A.M C'llII.IIKKN'.X.
Sprtaf Ovareoats, ,10.00 npi Blaok Cbrslot
Sulti, all wool, (13.00 up, Doutila Brraaltst Back
and Vrosk Knits, tU.OO up; Gold Buslosss Suits,
$8.0(1 up; Hajra Hulls, $0.00 up. Chllilrsn's Suits.
Q2.&0; Spnug Troussia, ,4.00 up. At cash prices
ou
CREDIT
THU.Mrs TO MJIT AI,L, AT C'Aiall
PKI(!i:n.
Ladies' Silk and Cloth Suits,
ja'Ki:th,
natin ami i.4uic c'aimx.
C'l.OTIl CAIM'.N,
i:thn hijits.
MIsss' sod i'liiMrsn'a Suits, Jacksts, Itstfcrs,
Ac. l.ailica1 auil Mlsasa' Shoes.
DRY GOODS.
. Hi'lti, Velvets, 1'rlnteJ China tud India Si Iks,
I Mrurnlns UooiIm, Drrfi Uootli, (tlnsbami,
I l.ourcVnf ping tloodt. Hosier y, Correti, &cu
Open VeJne(j and Satarda; Teulon until
I D. 31).
Brcok.yn Stores, 464 and 466 Fulton St.
; FURNITURE MO CARPETS.
Ilaby Carrlat, Itefrl(trator, kc, Ac.
T.KELLY,
6th Ave. & I 7th St.
100, 102, 10i AM) 106 WK.ST 17TU ST.
I I!ntraoc throuiih thn Kurnlturn Store.
Muslin
Underwear
At our
Grand Street Store,
To-morrow.
Corset Covers,
with fine embroidery SctS,
(value 75 eta.)
Drawers,
with fine embroidery and clus
ter of tucks Jo cts.
lvalue $1.00.)
Walking Skirts,
with deep ruffle of fine em
broidery and two clusters oi
tucks Sl.OO.
lvalue $1.15.)
Corsets,
extra long waist cjq CtS.
Lord & Taylor
Grand Street Store.
NEW RECORDS EXPECTED.
The Pari and Campania Duo at Tills
Port Within a Ftw Bourp.
Tbe Fucrit Hitman, of tha Hamburg line,
completed her run from l'rawle Tolat, Buuth
hampliin.tn Sand? Hook at 8.43n'clock this morn
ing, maklni tha run In 0 tiara IS houra from
l'rawle Tulut. The weather was favorable, and
shipping men arc of the opinion that both the
Caniinnla and l'arla, which are now on their
wajr to this iort, will eatablfsh new records for
tho respective distances run.
The Carapauln passed Haunt's Rock at 3.0a
o'clock P. SI. nn Sunday laat. To equal the
record trip of th Paris oiade last tVlolier
S days, H hours and S4 minutes she mill
hare to he nlicum of Sandy Hook lightship at
12.i9 o'clock to-iuormw morning.
The Purls, which left Southampton Saturday,
passed the eedloa at 2.10 o'clock P. M, the
same day. If thu American liner hopes to enual
the rii-r.nl nf thn Fuerst Illsuiarrk 1 daya, II
houra and 44 minutes she must lie In sight of
Sandy lluok at 8.M o'clock this esenlng.
The Paris has on Nurd '.'.10 saloon, 2.1 second
cabin and 30 atceragn jsissengert. lha Cam
pania carries about the anuin number.
ONE NEW TYPHUS CASE.
Two Daatne Also Reportsjd by the
Health Authorities.
The carle morning bulletin at tbe Bureau of
Health, announced two deaths from typhus fe
ver, and one new rase, Tbe deaths wars lhie
of Vt llllam Iiaker, aged 40, homeleat, who died
at .North Ilnilhers Island, at 11,40 last night,
ami Tim llroderlik, aged S3, of 113 llnwery,
who died at the Island at 7 o'clock this morning.
'Ihe new case was tbat of David Warner,
aged 21, of :md Madison street, wbo waa Brat
taken to Hellevue Hospital, aud from thera to
!ortu Ilrother Island.
m '
Wentber Forecast.
Local forecast for thtrty.alx liour ending
at H 1'. II. Saturday! I'alr, except occailonal
sboneri on Saturday; iiatlonary temoera
ture; easterly winds.
The following record shows tbe chanret la
tbe umperature during tbe morning hours,
aa Indicated by tnn thermometer at Perry's
fbarmacyi
A. M..4f A. M...MI I A. M...SJ lM..eg
RIB LEYS'
GRAND ST., N. Y.
HOSIERY.
Special Bargains.
780 LADIES' IM
PORTED SPUN SILK
RIBBED VESTS, low neck, I
no sleeves, ribbon run, white, I
cream, straw, lavender, pink, I
sky, cardinal and black, I
FULL LENGTHS, I
48Co f
UiUALIjY SOLD AT 75C.
EDW. RIMT& SONS,
308 to 321 GRAND ST., H. I
THIS A
$5.00
STORM (fW ,
FLANNEL
SIIT.fA
111 Sizes. I
$35. if II
Navy and vk sjts
Black.
BEST VALUE IN NEW YORK.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
nONEV KCPUNDCD IP NUT SATISFACTORY j
I
With Thanks. I 1
" fTrota ruck,) I
NoTlce-JIow Iouk do you tnlnk- tbe editor
of Tbe AtUntlo will keep me waiting lor my I
poata to appear! .... I v
Oldband-lt wlU probably appear la year I t
Boraiaf utiL I
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