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g " -" ' THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCn 20, 1834.
CHEATED UNCLE SAM
Carnegie's Armor Plate Makers
Furnished Bad Work.
I
And the Company Had to MakoGood
with the Government.
No Xavv Odh-rrs Nor firm IHrcifliirs
linpllruti-il In the FPB.MI1.
By Aworiatci ' I
Washington. March H -Berretary
Herbert to-Jay sent lu the HOUM an
answer to the Cummlr.gs resolution
calttng 'or a Htatemnt of the (fetalis
of the recent alleged violation by Car
nie, rhtppfi & Co. of th coattmota
with tike United States fur the manufa -turf
ot armor plate foi the navy. The
tteofretarj,' answer Is long ami VWy lo
'terastlnK, giving in detail the Watory
of the proftreM ana 0lCOVery of one
of the moat gigantic frautia known in
our Naval Administration.
dome time last Spumner the fWrt
tary received from J a men Smith, of
PlttibUTft an attornej representing cer
tain peraoaa In the emploj -f the Car
negle Oltel Company. limited, of Pitta
burg, notice that these employees had
in their poiMiaton Informal) m which
vould be valuahle to the Government,
relating to frauds then being perpetrated
by certain employees Of t hi- Nnuptiny .
which they would give to the Govern
ment for n sufllrlent consideration. The
Secretary agreed. If the information
should lead to the recovery of moneys
from the Company, to remunerate the
informers from the hum recovered, but
not to pay any expenses. Three of the
employees und the attorney were care
fully examined by the Secretary, who
was satisfied that their statements wen
not without foundation, and determine I
upon a thorough Investigation. The em
ployees revealed no feeling of hostility
towards the Com pan) . had not been in
gaged lu the Homestead strike, an 1
aeemed to be Influenced only by a U
sire to realize money.
The Attorney-Ueneral found that the
Department might contract with these
men and a contract wan made agreeing
to give them '& pr rent, of the monej
recovered, m consideration of the fact
that they would, of course, be discharged
and blacklisted, and that other em
ployees, from whom they would procuri
Informntlon. would also lose ih-lr places,
The Secretary says si ihla point
"These men had been gathering infor
mal) n tor a long time, This ihey sub
initied to the Depart men I in great !
tail. The allegations were that the Com
pany employees had failed to temper
urmor evenly and properly; had pluggt I
ati0 com iied biim holes, which would
have probably causal n rejection f
platen by the Government inspector,
and had retreated, with nit know U lu
of the Inapt i t . plates ttiiidi hud been
selected for tssu so as t j make these
plates belter nod tougher than the group
of nlates represented b them."
The Secretary tells how the naval in
spactors at the works selaul one plate
from earn group, whhh is thorough!)
tested, and upon the results of this test
depend the acceptance ol the entire
group.
Capt. Sampson, chii'f of the Hun rtn
of urdnance, whs acquainted with the
facts d veloped and carting to his all
rof. Algt-r and Lieut, Ackermnn, of
the t rdn ance Bureau, nmc.aaded la
make a thorn tiff n In estis itlotl Thej
sustained tht- chutyes ol the Informants
In a report to th Secretary, the i?hlH
of Ordnance and bis aiHoclatea ussessml
danuiges sii-o ili,. l by the ilo einuum
at 15 per rent, upon the amount of
armor delivered to the Government an I
upon nil premiums received. The rtecre
tary Fays:
"u had taken time to make then.- in
vestigations, which the Department had
directed to he conducted v. 1th as much
expedition as was consistent With thm
oughneas. In con versa I u with the In
formants 1 had i-aii'in'tv 1 111411 (nl
whether the chief officer! ol the Com
pany, Mr. Krhk and Mr. Ilun-i !t i. had
any lui wi n i la ft or mu i ui ol thu
fraud which had been committed, I was
I Informed 'hat these IiTegulnrllh s hadoc
eurred chietl at night, und always when
the Government Inspectors were nbsenr,
and that Messrs. brick an 1 Huuslckei
m Oid not visit too .'.- at on lit. 1 rout I
find nothing whatever in the (estlmon
of the informant ' Indicate ihui either
of these gentlemen knew anything what
ever of these Irregularities "
After fully acquainting Messrs. Frlck
and Hunsh-ker with the facta In an ap
j. -dm- i Interview, the Becretat? ile
fmanded satlsfacth n ror tli damages re
suiting from these Irregularities, and In
formed thein tli it the) would inly be
allowed to proceed with the cunt rue t on
condition a making lull reparation.
After two more Interviews and ap ap
peal to tin President, In which m Cbi
negle took pm t. a settlcmei i was f
fected. The Carnegie Steel Company,
iJmlted, paid Into the Hank of PlttSbUrg,
Pa., to the credit of th- Informants,
gW,iti, nnd It credited vouchers for nrm r
furnished to the Government with t0,
;Jo, which voi.' hers ate now on tile in
the Department. No motley tvhatevei
passml through the hands of the Depart
ment. The Department la gratllled to be ablo
to atate that all the I regularities oc
curred while the Company was still
engaged upon light armor and before
their heavy forging plant was placed
in operation for the manufacture of the
heavy armor of the battle Ships
The Department deem if proper t .
atate that throughout the whole ol this
transaction nothing occurred to show
that any officer of the Navj had Seen
guilty of conniving at an oi these ii
regularities. Neither is tin re mi thing
E whatever to show that any dire toi il
the Company had all) knowledge of th
transactions herein svt forth.
ROBBED A NEW YORKER.
UniuiihT arrested in Jers Clt '
llaO Wanted Here.
J. s. Penning tup utul it. .. : ite, .1
sow beetlngtoti avuuue, New Vurl;, null 1
at Pol ht- Headquarters In Jerse) '1 j
thla morning an I i .entitled Itobeit
Waldo, who !.j held f pjsslns wortl
lecs ch" v. - .1- u f jrtner boarder at
Pennington's house. Waldo paid h -
board ti Pennington with - worth
che.-k. ant when h lefi lie stole th
Utters k . 1 v . 1 mi i t .1 mi .m : .1 ,
pair of j; i l aleevi -bull ins,
After the N . ' - lUlhorlttea
thfough with Waldo he will ' lurnei
over to the New York poll .
lawjiTN llll l.oe IVm,
toanaa i! tier s ml i ' i ' i n i i
truui b-r buibiu I, Ul ha-t ll .' in i
prm -1". .- mi tin ii M
Itras it-1 iu ; . . m i - i
MOttSOtt) tbt I.'. -I ..tit , r: I lf .
dlflleuHlM snd Mn I .t lupliml i ib url
fur . 'ij i ' i ' ti iuii i ' 1.1 -i
l- l lull ... I Ik- I lift Of 1 -I -'IK Ihwll flH-H HSrl
0Ht-:i''i to Mr MttlP) ' u ti ii tii-li ..- I ,-:
ltt tu -! rpDlsd th mui
.Vslia for Teen and Allninil.
MarKWel KlIfOM BUVI 1 ! r COUOttl lev t
sUrnony befor. Judgt Qltgfrl h uf ibv Court ol
roinroua PltftS, "t Uy In . ;i r i mi l.!t- i. A
Kiicoru bu !:..-' ujtiutt bar to aaoul in
tatnisft to hrr on tht around ths' ibf ha 1 h n
bto4 iUlof when thf wtra murrlt 1 (our es
" Tb -i !;..! ,.. . her hiuband vkh dtsd
SfhftB btu mtrrlr1 sUlgOTf,
RBl Kept His li. m
SBt5r- Juoa MiAdam in UM Superior Court t.lii)
P5fl fe graoifd an ordor 'impfilnB Ub P44oUT to rr-
'hW ,or m ai artfa $i ww oiih Mr Padoudii' m$t
yW ftLK1 aim. t0 ''pr'"u ,n lb,! OsrauyUa and
ClilitBo Savloaa Danfc for bv si,- t,, a
dtpoaitM tb mnoy , hlM owaxname and h"
! ratuMd to li h.r lraw It
., atlwiAV'aCAtUAWsiatonU. imh wa!" v
VANDERVEER IS VOORHEES.
Proniinpnt low Brunswick Social
Figure in Yorkville Prison.
hnrgol With IikiiIIIi.k I'.irk
foltcfmnn'a Wife.
!
Anthony, li. Voorhp. . .ti ' Im
C'l.ul l.-s II. Yit'ifh. t-H. H .r. nil I li' l. . l i.1- -i
clun .r n. Uriincwl, k, N J., t In iho
Vorkvlllp Police I'ourl rlKn wmltlni (.
ome one in rurnleli ii. I- ..I ll.onq r,.r
i hi., nppeamnrn in S(..-. ii je .m. 'ourl
He aum cuMiinll t- '1 ."strl.tv lintlel tin
name of Abraham 'n.prve.r t. "....
plain! ..f Mi- !:.. Ilv in, ( ::n I'nrh
avenue, wife uf I'nik l'..llc."man i'.:n
Mm. ItVMii sum.' Unit .sli.' vm.'. ifil
throuRh .'Miii.ti l '.. r k Kaiurdn) ..rtn
noon v.uii her hiibnn.r, .llnner vh-n
ViKirh. k Inmilt. ! In i Hhe irleri i,.
ayol.l hi in, inn he pernlited.tuid he llnnl
ly notlflerl B polleemun who plarer him
uii.lir s, n i ai tl iitatlon VnorheeR
k.ivh :. fli tit I ii- nun- and nddrene.
To .in livening World" rehiwier win.
H.m I. mi in hi-; cell tn-daj the man ii.
kn.iwi. -Iki-I Ins Identity, und si. 11 h. t
correupMii.leni'e .'Ifik .it ill" il.ij.iiln .i
tlonnl Hunk, M Wall -ii..i He I.. a
mnrrl. I man mid liven with his wife un.l
i.'ill I ,il , Jlriin iwlck.
! Ile told liK wife Saturday th:it he
Would remain In i.m-n to hm Hi' .li. ii..
paradr He wan Informed that they
were t.ilng 1.1 remove n ime "r the nnf
m.iN in. in i hi- park before the iiii....
star 1. iiii'l h.i.iiiK nothing elae ti. I .
went there lie uoilttvel lenlad having
npnken to Mri. ttyan
"There wna an .'Mirer within n hun-
in 1 yardi on eaeh !!.' of inv" he hum
"and II In nut llk.lv th.it n mini wotllil
run Mueli t-l.-k". I .li. I nothing whatever
wrong."
Print Policeman Mitchell, hn made
the ,.rret. aaya he captured Voorheei.
at'l.-r a Ucig cFrftKe.
'..nrhee la h member . the Plplacopal
Church ..r New Hrunewlck, and i well
known lu so. ml ili.ieH there, lie .
miIs ih.it hil lii'h.-i- ti HI finiilHli hoinls
fur hit. releaae during ih.- day.
LEFT HER AGED SPOUSE.
irm. (Incidmnn s Hrr Mtep
l ii iik liter I'tTteeu ted llei.
NKWAHK, N. .!., March ti. M. tijimln
Ooudmnn, iw live years of age, hai
brought suit for dlvorcu against hla wife
on tie in 'iiind-t if dessrtloA,
Mrs. ttoodman said she had been ma:
rled to Mr. ti'tiodntiin for Mfieen v are
ami was his aecont) if Hhr paid she
had nothing ngalnat hr hushantl, The
only reason that she fi his home was
heruuse she eould noi stand Hi perae
LMltloiia of it i "tepdaughter
Rht said die w-lit to It. I I tank to sta
with Mrs, Kr-i-id. her daughter While
she :i there he received two valn
tlneM fnun her hushai l Tht sepnrutli n
Oct nired In June, iMi-i.
Mrs. Mom Lehman, 'if New York.
widow of Joseph i,ehinan. who wa- .i
ntephrothet "f l r Ooodman, was a wft
i " She went to Ken Hunk to Induce
Mrs. Ooodman to retmn to her hushund.
DAUGHTER AGAINST MOTHER.
Mnrv miiinn Nnif to the ImIiiiiU i,
llrr ( lilld'M Tent lintn .
Marv Noonsn, forty years old, of 117
Kosl TwentJ fifth street, huh sent t
the Island for six months In Kssex Mat
ket Court i" day. where she was charged
v. rii drunkenness
Inspector V in lams . v the woman
staggering along Plrat aVftue VeWtttrday
nfternoun and ordered her arrest, 1 1
tialp was cut open in four places,
raiised by foiling "ii the pavement.
The woman's daughter Mary appeared
akainst her In court tins morning, and
told tin .hietite her mother ireferrml the
life of an outcast to one "f reepecta
idi 1 1 v. and that win would pawn any
llihr (- k l money with w Ideh to tun
Ihiuor
, ELOPED WITH ANOTHER MAN.
Htavncclnnl tilitnina u Decree uf III
voeoe from 11 1 v. Ife.
Judge McAdam, of the Ruperl t- Court,
' t" luj grant In U i of dlvon tu
I mil lo Si nglaul, fi in his w Ife,
(Jlovoa
The triple were niuii in (let her
isxt".. at the City llnv Htiuulanl savs
id. i. on I'Vh i his wife !,- 1 with an-
ln- r in in
Mrs IiIm Burst.
I in tun. Kelt Vrk.
Blood Poisoning
AKlllt 1)1 I'll 111 I Kl I 111
II M.I It
lluutfs Mm sapttrlll Wni ihr Pbaelelua
V4 hit li s,u ,.,
(-. i. ti ...t k , . i.. , n. ia.
1 '-h wr- h i i hi'titaerisatal xbslay utileatb'
nrl-r-iL -4- J'i.r ii'.tn-h'l, but slit vil I
n - I i I'urtli uu I sue is
I'ihh- u v One 'eur,
M.. An ' i -i n id liirahi an i - ..n, l .
toii -ii t i rl in i' i a, ntlivi thi it m i , k
. i t i: -.v . ;. . . i i i: . e.a , vi,, U
..er ftet il ! i m -t 1 ill il ., i ! m
ihvt-itinn il n t - ' tnit d, wtin ru o I Vu
ifii !i 1 1 i-l i ol "i. .... ; i tiplitliern i.'. i i.. I
v,-- i .i ' i. in - i .. i . iii . I wan work
liivuian, I utijil 1. 1 1 uflu i it s na at er n-
, ul. i w .-; l. It at 11..- 1 uii Rdvertl in.' !! 10 i
s ii si ii li.a. j ti-.i i t sun 1 1. ir in my
iilie'B wlu i II r i i ! mi ' nuhmit talMiiv
bm what it va , I bevau villas It ti lit i leeulsrly,
rhe Third tin-, Mae Was Hslter
ad In two weeks atos put an liei ibousfortba
f.i ' l bat in leu -iieu tu i e ,:i mora 1 1 ttiei ,
and i t-r re I. . fourtb was uiad bo was ai tu
,i tie boutewbrk i h-te.i her Iroui deatb
, vit'i Htint'M Karaaparllla and I know it, 8oa
t k ". bottle and baa m a rojuyo i lbs I eat f
bealtb, Uood'a Haraspattlia is i, v. bar doctor
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
In all rf The ho fumllr Uk" 11 every
fci rniK It bai .tune BMZ l"r .ih tlimi t. .-an
put in rltin. I will ljn .Und upforUuuU'a
Sirlll ' 1.1,1. Ul u.t I. in. Inn. X, V.
",' rill, cur Dur, tick petdwa.
laalgoliett, buuuNHM. gei b all graigUU.
BROWN SPEAKS FOR DM.
I Ho Says the Judge Will Make No
Fornml Statement.
Hill Will Anvwer luii.li ' t lunar.
at flic exl l.enrrul lrrtlnu.
i
r Id i. i il i.it: ; i. I w ver ui nol
In.iK.' mi. M.ili inciii lui , ul, lli i,. I. in lit
i i A III. rin.in Nli iDlna 'I . Ill . t..
Ihla cluneal frlenrj ami mull irimted
lieutenant, la authorlt) forllie announee
itii-t.t Alderman lirnwn inmle u -int.
in -tit t h ih iiiiirtiinr whl.li m;i lie r.'
aarded uu the first authoritative uttei
ance frnm lilvver, aa nnythlnK ll.at
.'i.in.'s fmni Hruwii .in., fii.iu Dlvver.
"Afler 'iii-iiltull'iri wlttt hi 'th'ii.ls
uu, I ii rt .-r i-anviiai.lii the altuiitlun Ihoi
oiiahly," aol.l A Ihr man llrvn, .Ih.Ik'
llvver h.iH ,,"i'i. i nol t . make any
aiateinent, either ..tit.'i m nriil, at Ihla
lime AI the pn..ei time Mr, lilvvei
will reply lo uu. filing, thai ma) be
tti.i'i.1
"He hut nothlnfi ,p fear The heal
i vlileni . Unit lie !'' h in t. ii hi ti.
mlea la thai hi i- hen I i fare ihem lll
I .if ml. -s miiy ie the peuiih that Mr,
llr ran m... hill lt hlvver'a
frletida and foil lltitenta, ir nnyliotlj
who knowa Pntrlrk Dlvver, ktiowi thai
he i not the kind nf a intiti In i-, Into
hi'lintf a hen under lire.
,fflvver lmi m-ih-,i tn i .- .I.-. i while
thene elecilnn caaea were up, u) I lila
enemlea aalij he deaerted hl Irlenda.
Ak his friend, ir iti. v helleve It.
' N. ... in i.-c ii I t.. ih.it letter ..f rialK
luitiini .,r i 'onaTeeaman Dtinphy. Thnt
letter la ad.lreaaed t. me, nol t.. .'uilar
I I Mv.. r I tin not uverluok tit, fact that
.Mr. Dlvver la referred t,. iii Ilittl letter,
i .itilimtiili it..' meiitlone.1 I v nnme, mui
have tu, doubt, in fuel, I know, thut
Mp Dtinphy ..111 be answered, bi l
ver. Hut these UiIiikk huvi lo i.'kf the
pinner .-.ni-.
"Mr Dunphy'a l.-it.-r . .;i be, h me,
laid hfor,. Hi.. Hi nernl Committee uf the
Hecond Dlatrlel it lt m-xt meeting, anil
whatever action la then ink," on Mr.
Jiuuph'. a : htn.ili'.n '..111 la eommunl
t'ttiH.i io ihe t 'unftreianinn, Mi. Dlvver
may thnn i. ,-i t. t ythlnc hi t lie l.-it-r
that he Fohsliieri perantial. I kuo.. he
will '
Justice it:...'r lid nol, us was x
pecteil, i. sum.' hi- -it mi the bench In
ih,. Vnrkvllle Police ..nit toil:" ind
rolleve Justice Koch, v no him been act
ing for him
WILLIAM J. ELLIS REWARDED.
Mayor Gllroy Appoints Htm it i
i 'oiiltdcnf I.'il lrk.
The first thing Mayor Gllro did when
ho got down tu his ofllc this mornlnR
aft r three weeks' Bbsene was t. up
ii tut William i Kills hla eon lid i nttal
-irk at $::,ihj a yi ar,
Mr Kills ru-- ei I? W, n McDanough,
re. eptly appointed I'n I r Hherlff. 11
la from the Tventysevenh Hlstrlrt, in
which the Mayor IIvps. MeDonough
also from tlit-re.
Bill a was luiiifd it .r nflflce by the
November tidal wave !! was for three
yarn Assistant L'lerk if the As'tnlily
ul Albany.
He was formerly Albany correspond'
en i -if the Associated I'rean and it)t
necte3 V 1th aevernj newapapern in this
city up a reporter H- is a Mill Demo
crat and a member if the Tammany
II. ill (lent r.il Committee,
IN COLQUITT'S MEMORY.
Jennie ii ml Hollar t.ljouru Afler
II r I f !. ,..
lit. Aaaorlalml l'rv,N i
WASIIINU'I'DN. M:irch ;o.-The fVn
.ite and HoiiaM adjourned t.i-day out of
reap-,': tn the memory of Benator
I'lliptlit. of i i. mkI.i. uftei ,m. I.rl.-r l
aeaalcn.
'in motion of Mr. l:irrH ih.. ad
loiirnment of Unit body tlnull be until
H A M iii morrow.
eVnut.ii ' ' iluulll's chair waa .Iimo.-i In
bin
111, funer:il ..III t.ik" plaoe In the Sen
ate I'll lllll' 'I It II o'clock lolltullo.
uiornlim The body ..III be ink. n to
M i. "ii 1 .1- burial.
DIED IN WALL STREET.
Isllleriple n llllll) round In Mix Of
ttfi b I lie till lit tor
George Olllesple, sixty yearn old, a
ilratightamuti, employe! l the National
1- Murhtne Company, 1j ;iil street,
dropped d.-a l uf In hi failure In the
tympany's office early this morning
lie entered Ihe building at . BU .. . lock
nil tincended the stal;s. Halt an hour
later he was ft-uud bj the Janitor, dead,
lu OlllespUVs pw ket- wera found 7H,
a gold watch and several pa pern. He
lived alone ai 17 '. Hei und avenue, il,
u mm a bachelor.
RICE HEARING ADJOURNED.
Mvnnivlillc- Ibv Wife an llava ibe
hllil I ntll W ilnt-Nilin.
The argument In the r-nlt of Kmma
Kit.- agalnat her husband, Ulcardu V.
Klce, I'll the porseaslon of their four-year-old
son, I'i.iiuN Warren Klce, rame
up iii the Supreme Court this morning
and was postponed until Wednesday.
Mrs, Rice allegea that her husband In
duced her t ii4.ii hi tu bi ft and. and
Hhe left bin:, lb' Uok the boy, and last
week she secure l a writ ai habeas
corpus cumpelltng h m tu produce the
i... in ' uurt t--d.i
Mrs, Rice was given custody of him
until Wednesdaj
ELUDED HER GRANDPA.
i t'lii-ee- ea r-(lltl .If mil r Kilt em
'i-iiir H 4e rulrnlii) .
l. him.- Katsrn, three yearn uld, has
i i in ssltig from In r home, is Itutgers
t i H - in, i : .' u eap i d.iv uftcrnooii
when shf left homo with hi grand futhei
to go to a paint btoro at TO Sasa.ut
-ti t While the urandfnther was bus)
the ehlld Bteppi I ut uf hi stun- Jour
md i i- not 1m --ii . n m ice
The i hn i m Kinall i"i her .!,- . haa
d.uk hair : i 1 eyes, wile .i blna dre -.
hrown hit .ul had mi buttoned shuea
tin had i seal i i thi left ej e
Nut eJuatlte I In nun er.
It u ii -'-,. i-i l Kit. in v. h
If i inn ml : r i (: return r m m mil lain
;,,.,, Mrii I'MH Ki'hmtn luilder. tn rr.
mi 14-., thf .', i rt It li
I ins i h Han wbi t."
nvti - i u .Mi :. i i'i . -. ' .- n .i ii in In
I i ualni t
. nwio- mtllllin hureli r.li'etluti.
iiif annual i-Ik'I n ' . - Vetrj -f iba
k t aaiarl 'an 1- r. i I ,i ii I rli i i i' .
. M.in r t da) fir v III m It kn nni i: y
Itaddall fc-rc idaKi i warl - -' I 11 firm 'k
rrooki T v j llurst f il ttnhojiar Rob
i .- it... -i W'tllltm -t t--. llrrkU) Haala
n a Ha sai1 sad r ! loalto n iMtrynaii
Harry Metileuen ' I'uuerul.
(B iaag Iata4 Pram i
BOSTUKi 'r h N rh- T saraj "t Harry a
UrOlaaaa ol laa Uoatfts TlnSira, JU.t a.ul
,1rni tn Saiurti.i will La M Tuaaisi "l -i
' oca iu th- t nupej ol th i iitiy. gyapraaas
uaivaa ol suan Boat a rluua ui ...i .,.. i
man, frlriiJa frnm .lhi i Itlaa art- rp,-uiaJ
Jtltlfs ihkI'- worp iu.
TflliNTON'. N. J. MffjCSh : -Jaa.Ke Maglr,
cf Uif BiiprrnD t'c-.r.. iiank th nath t ofllca
thla moraine 111 the .rnrr of tb full iJrie'h
of si;dimr Court Juatteea. II aa ap-iiTit-i
laat WwinMwJay It. hTrnor Worti and
i-onilrn.fi ty ' Sanaia to auir4 aimoall. all
tarn luvlnf tipUad OS Vtb 14.
TEKULSKY A WITNESS
I
If 'bftttfitf"lrfffi fffSl I ntjf )
rnnsenl f Ihs Tammanv dlStrlcl
lea i.-r '"
im limes '
"fan! it true that no licenses are i
mied thai ;! nol recommended by the
Tammany dlstrli I leab i '
HometlmM th'v are."
i. i nave hud patrolmen transferred
haven't j uuT'
i hai mi officer transferred f-ir In
sult it.r in" '
W;i iii it I. -in-' he arrested a nvm
h r --r i ir orlstbin t"i vlnlutlon i '
Kxclse lav. 7 '
Y . h dl 1 ii teal p liquor dealer, but
j that v, i in t 1 1 nnl) rea pt w "
Mr. Hutherli nd InMnuati I that the
wltnasH nil eportetj t the Llnuor
In iIim-' sso itlon iii tint was hinted
lut in bin iiues'.lons, and he asked ir th-
records of ih Ass ciatlon could ! pro-
j duee I In court,
I supp'iMe they can," Mr. Teklllsk)
refill- I, "b it I can't do it ."
r .Mi we will aubpoena the Secretary
J nnd get a lo ik Bl the racordt' s.il 1 Mr
Huth rlai'l
1 chairman Lexow then t'tk the witness
In hand and K't him to confess that,
I artinK f..i the Liquor Dealers' organ Isa
Hon, he had often complained of arrest a
-f i te members fur violations of the
Kxclse laws.
"Is the jt'irpoRp of excise arrests not
in compel poljtlcnl support?"
".Not that I know .!'.' an Id the wit
! neas suavely,
"Tammnny Mali u the dominant
l-art '
"Van."
, "nd the pidh e are governed by Tam
; many Gommlrsloners?
- VeM"
j "And on went t' ne Mr. Croker
about exefte and llcenar motters, Why?
"Hecause wanted hlrn to us.- hi
j Influence in our behalf, lo nominate
I K "id men."
"Whj hla Influence?"
"Because he In tin hnl of Tnmininu
Hall."
In answer to further questions, Mi
Tekulsk) said that the oppressive laws
made by Republican Legislatures were
resimnalble for tl forming 'f the
i Mquor I tealers organ Is it ion. Demo
crats, he aald, were mora lenient arid
1 the Association Cavorcd Dnmocratla rule,
' biii il nru hound tn no p.irth uiur part
and acted IndeAidentb
K N Trlllaril, n merchant tailor, of
i 2.v Pourth avi ntie, t. nltne I that whlh-
i uM vlng as an Inapector or election In
th- Kin i District "f the Twelfth As
tembly District In the last election the
t'ollce had winked at outrages a 111 re
fused to ma lie arreata when complaints
P' mad". Three oa-n who tried to
vuii' on other men's names were ill lowed
to go, although the pullce were naked
In rreat t hem.
Philip Lowenthal, of I'-t-i Ru-t Seven
t. entlf i tre t. w hu said that he ha l
servi i as .tn election Inspector since the
n -i d ele Hon f Abraham Lincoln,
.is v ille 1 lu the stand
At Ha last election he k rv-1 In th
I'n.ii District ! the Twenty-second s
s. mi. v lilatt'.cl The olicemnn :! dntv
tin re, he t.titi -d, irbd t'. force th
Imllot clerk ( accept the ballot of a ills
qualified voter, ana assaulted tin wlt
ney. lie could not remember the police
m iti -j name or number
The voter had Mpont forty-Ave mln
Ufes at different tlrtus In th- liu-ith and
failed to properly fold his ballot. lie
came out and ti led ti Induce some one
to fold tie ha Hot a for him The witness
ordered the policeman to arrest him.
but the answer he ot was:
"This noiii must vote whether you
llkn It or not."
"I placed mv hand ovei tin box,' sold
I the witness, "and the policeman hit me
in the shoulder. I called on the marshal
. lo nrreat ihe policeman, but the marshal
uaan't there.
Mr. N'lc II askel : "Wei" on po
lite ?"
" .1 nt a much nn 1 am n nv. 1 1
wouldn't do to be otherwise In that dis
trict for they .re nearly .ill Democrats "
"Wasn't the voter a very Ignorani
, tt.an ""
N'f, Hir; It wuh not Ignorance; It was
pure cusnedneas. lint he didn't v. tie."
laowenthnl spoke in broken Oerman,
an i created conalderabte amuaemant bj
his evpia.iatton of the occurrence.
William F nitohle, a fruit dealer, at
1 hi Bight h avenue, one t-r the signers of
Mi itn han's certificate of nomination,
aald that he had I :i called upon by
two men the dov after the certificate
had been fih-d. ami asked to withdraw
his name, iu refused, and waa obliged
the following day by the police to re
move his Showcases from the sidewalk.
At i lie conclusion .of this testimony
an adjournment was taken until next
Friday at ID A M
two tribTsuicide.
N till til WtIS o 1'rlKoiier. bll I Win: II
lotted In Ui'i'p Ills linlfe.
Two men who were charged with at-
tempting to commit sulfide were held
for examination by Justice Watson In
the i:wn Street tuurt. Williamsburg,
to day,
Tlo-tf were some no v til features In Ibe
case of t'htuiPH Rmllh, of ir.s Hteenworth
pl.i.e. but ihe Btagg street police will
I rohably be called upon tu explain how
he came so near ti ending his life.
Fifteen years ago Bmltli was sent to
Hlng Plug for ten years on a charge of
itMsaultlng ; Utile girl. u " a very
unruly prisoner, and did nol receive au
advantage from the "good" lime aliowe!
to most prisoners 11 frequently told
his frli tids that he Would rather die than
go io lull again, because tie- life there
ttr feat lui
laiat night Smith got very drunk and
was placed under arrest as he staggered
along Ruahwlck avenue. He i lalmel to
be httk. iuii a surgeon who was sum
mom-d from st Catherine's Hospital de
clared lie was shamming, and Hmlth was
accordltigly carted off to the Htagg street
station He pleaded for his release with
the aergeanr on duty, and finally had to
he carried back to Ids cell b) i police,
men
All prisoners are auppt seil to i
aearched before they ate locked up and
knives and dangerous weapons thej ma
1 osaesa ate taken nwav from them
stMitb could tit have been aearched
, very thoroughly for half an hour aftai
Ibe was lucked Up he COOl 1 J slashed ills
i thi-'.ii with u large knife he had In his
pocket, i'"i tunatel) the knife was dull
and smith oniv succeeded iu Inflicting
an ugly ut upon himself, although
v !. . the doorman found him a lit 1 1
later he hid fainted from h's of blood
The 'Miet Would be Hlll-lde who VtM
arraigned before .luetics Wataon, waa
Iteruard Israel of SSI Knli'kerbockei
avenue, who Saturday night took rat
I Wilson, a doctor waa uromptl) aum-
luoned. and ltds morning Israel ex
plained that he felt all rlgnl although a
little Weak
HELEN LAUBE 13 DEAD.
lll'l.lll. l.llllllllMlltll IflPP II t,uiirr..!
ivltll II. r 'iil.'it.lcd lltiNl.u.i.l
ll.:.:i l.uili-. ..iii ycstrnluy look ..
los of lau.laiium - Hit i ulclilal Inti in
:ii l"i' slM.r's home, j I IOhkI 1.....I
ttntli -in. i. .ii.' I at .', o'viock .!.' i.ii.in
' Iiik iii I!- Ill vui- lloai'ii il
Helen, who ...is lwent five ..u .1.
.ml mi expert n, 'U, '.'"iuii. workeil In
' h silk plush factor) Bin ivai
engaaeil in be in. iii.. I. an. I . ....h
,k I i Mi. iili I .ii : I- il :. she I uU
.,...ii i Miik attentions from unoihoi
M.uiiK iiii.ii, ami n I- i-.u.l thej ..r,. en-
;:iK' i
1 A few 'ek uu,, sue lost her plure
sii .rii. nil rwarus ahc imarrelli I ..nil
ih ...iin iiii.ii and became .. ,. im ...n
, lmi. i-iim nulu I., i sister found hei
unconscious n the i'.iii.ir H'.r.i
11, 1. 1- ua hurrle.1 t" Dellevue Hoa
l.liul. uhere flw iloctora ,i.l nil In iheii
powei i" revive her. I'm wiih,'U bui
cess M.-r brother-lnluw, ..nh whom
ah., lived, is n liquoi dealer named Sui-
; iiiik
I .,..,., r UniKler n Nulelile.
si'iUN'i Ml. El Han h M. H'-nr Kruglar,
a ,. . . " rarm.r hiti., I ) m. :; i. a l..am In
bi. isiii, I'ssiaeita) Ha .. mi. ii, ream ...i
ti.l .. T.l'l .i Hi. i. ul I I., 1.., t'n
ih. rassli if ii-iuni qasrrtl, v. i , n h:i .u..t,
Irr. h,ft '' ',.,1 -. o. IT b,T ;.,,- .r( COM'
I-l. allh ...lint nn
.1.1-1,1.1 ll.ll.lt, ri llln.-rll
THRMDN N J . M.rrb 2, Aatboay J. Van
aaal. a rili.l fana.r. Ilvlaf ai Vardlaj. l.
ommlitaS aot.'lda cbl. iroralaa br aaualax blu
Mf. Ha ka4 In,. Ill s leaf tlaaa.
BSBfllsfci a ill ii fawsliaaaaaSaa. a SsaaattsVafsslsali f I
. . . . ! .fjggggga
Additional room enables us to show
a much larfier assortment of New nnd
Desirable Goods than ever before.
Our dinnln'. f Vrii- ami Suits i 'Mum mis ailmlratioli. Of special tfl J9 A t
iiienni'ii u n I.ui.'H suit. nll.Miiul cloth, full rovers, l,liik utid Lk (LH
liluc. r.l.iB 7 5.1. f,,r. ,. ifTltJ
Nov. Iters else fan nn'li bl Hlltifll! Inn. in -il Hnls 1 g ,e n ns v i. nri hotrlH2 for
$2.98. S3. 75, S4.98 & S6.50
UNEQUALLED LEADERS IN DRESS GOODS.
SU-hi'-li t'nrl HnitlDfft, value 1.10. for. v.irJ . 61C.
Inipurteil Voveltv Sii'iiuas. plain and ihadetl, yaril 79c.
SLincll Black Moire I-'rniicnsi . .nine 1(1. UO, for, vnnl 69C
Satin Strine Moire, nil c lora, value 860., for, yard 49c.
200 Baby Carriages. S3.75 to S18.OO.
THIRD AVENUE. CORNER 56TH ST.
ARRESTED THE COPPER. TOO.
HiitiKliirl Whs ' D.-lei't Iiik u I'til
l.v Rflop, It, III-v.iils.-.
Patrolman I'oucherly, of the l ' r . i.
sin "i M.":irm. Hrooklyn, lolil a tule
of wo,' Iii Just 'I'lcli,'. in Hi- Hutler
Street Police I'ourl, this morning ,,i
an episode In which he flKureil recently
while playing dele, live.
I i,iiyli.'rt ys story rame , . t ,,n the
lil-it of Charlei Mor anil Jerr; t'ul
1 len. of 313 ptavlns street, for ui .aultlnp
liouicherty. The policeman was iletnlle.1
I March l" to raid w nlleueil policy sin.,.
at ::i Nevlns street He dlsKulsed hlm-
s.'ii ns a li.nl-. -n rrler.
Itoughcrty hed no sooner ptil Lis hen I
Inside ih- hnllwu) of the ,,.u. shop
than Muii.ii.'.v uii'i . "uii,'n , n, nil.-' his
I dlsiriilse and began to i.f.'it l
Iiourihfrt) urn Momney'ii n n.l under
one 1: rin iiii-l i'iiII.mi's under il ther
iiii'l .Iriige.) 1 hem 1 10 . the stl '. Bev-
i-r.il other toughs trleil lo iK.tnnll him
after li gained the open .ii' il- was
:iv,"l from furthertrouble by the up ear
.iii.e or Mounted Policeman Murphy,
wlin nrresifil Uoagherty ai I hi assail
ants for fighting. Murphy did not rcc
"Knlie Dougherty until he arrived ut Un
s tn tlon-houae
Justice Tlghe lunuglii nut Uu- facl
thai Dougherty did nol li"." lu hleld
with him ul the time of ihe aasuult.
Ile wr.s cautioned lo mor careful
In the futuie
Mnroncy and t'ullen were illschnrgeil
on tin' griniii.l Unit there ...u not sui
llrlent evidence t. hold them.
LIBEL CASES DISPOSED OF.
.IiiiIrc Drown Hnnila Dnttn a '"
her ,,f Important Declalona.
In the ITnlti 1 HI ites Dlstrl i i'ourl t i
day .luilge Brown handed down a num
ber f decisions In libel suits. I tin ill.
1. lira!. K"t 1 decree a.-.ilnst John
l: II for ilamagos dan. to the plalnl IT's
vailu bj the defendint'a yacht while
i, nth wire in anchor outride ihe Pavonla
i 'lull- House.
The National si . in,- Company v. i
given a decree against the schooner A.
It. K.ene for damages done t.i tin
schooner's cargo by u collision with a
number of tmul scows in tow of the tug
boat Jnliu it. Pratt on July 13 laat.
Ihe null nC William K. .il -h .ui.ilnsl
the ferrv-boat Dakota was dlsinlsaeo. The
suit wai. brought : recover damages
.lone in Walsh's hik Olive Haker bv
a collision with the Dakota on Aug. 15
las;.
TO CONTRACT FOR TOWING.
The award will I ml the Private
S,l"ll lr,.,,llle,lt.
fommlssloner "f Btreet-Cleanlng An
Irewa to-dny advertised th" c.-intrn : f r
ih- towing ol scows to Itlker'i Island
from the various dumps of ti. city.
The contract, which I- nm for one
year, will begin on April 10. Thi
quantity "f ash,.,. garbage and
-ii-.-i-t sweepings lo be tow, I to Hiker's
Island from the various dumps for one
.ear Ir estlm.lted at I.20U.UUU i uhl ' ..inls.
Th sin ssiul bidder must give K ,W0
security. The cantr-ict will i le: ul n
certain amount per cubic yard, Instead
if acow load, as formerly. As i us
the (,ti:nl Is a.varl.-l the private
sna. agreement entered lain between
Anli '.n .ml t'.mtnicti.r D.illey io do
the ti.wlng .nil 111. In: In al Killer's
Island will i ome t" an n I
DALY BEgInThIS TOUR.
II.- Will l III, .'. i4:tle the r-ii-sls
111 the W alee HUll.
t'unimiwl ner of Pnbll Works Dulj
...nl t.. Un- Croton Wtttel'-Hhed lo-da)
,,n a luri of Inspection, und lo Investi
gate Ihe cause which led (., the arrest
n two of his employee yesterdn) In
Mount Klaco ,
The nun were arrerted ostensibly foi
violating Un Sun lay law h. attempting
i,, un up a hole which had been de
clared a nulaunee The nuisance con
t.iinluat.'l ihe city's water supply.
TWENTY MEN FINED.
e .rl Hrcirr. er,.Nle,l lur
llelplliu he llruoklyn NlrlUers
Twenty membera .if the New Vork
Ale un, I Porter Brewers' I'nlon were
arraigned bofore Justice Tlulie, In Un
Hutler Street Police L'ourt, thla morn
ing .ui the charge of lounging. The
were all lined Ji each except Patrick
Coylc and .r'hlllp Mcfjlnu, who were
in id iur examination on April i
The nun i nine nv. r from New i ..rk
yesterday afternoon tu usslst Ihe em
plo.eea of lliu Mi Iw'elsi r Hi"...: H I II
i pan., nh,, are .ml on strike
I Tlie New Yorkers were distributing
boycotting circulars along Third a..--
1 nu'e. front Tblrty-si 'ond street to I'.n-
. ty-lllnth street.
They were gathow,! In by th" police ol
the l''oiii ih avonue station.
LEVY DENIES HER STORY.
'.iMitmi InlHr I'n Ion In n tii-..ii-lim
n 'li.ip"i t'uuntf.
i ii- n I, -v,. .f (8 Jeltewon 'r. pi
, , .,,r ,tf , hwi it hop," il I i 1 1
' jmJ he ha I lol t n ! ikin iker, n im i
MU Welnor, t ahe i -ul In I m ik i r
ii, k ut hiH so ii lo fit to lltv-tUfi tn ;
und ih" Dow try, "- v' ' "' ii.uk-
MIm Welner '" ! " p'Mi' nh in hi
i iMitrul Uttl) r I'nljn. ultu 11 i n i at!
I Hitting tl (
i i tieoutrall p l ii i ii ii (ilnaa Workai,
(Hi . -s ,1 I'f M '
; SBW DBPKunU, Ma-. March . ii- . i
1 ni rnployaaa of lha Mouni '-aati.nK n liluu
Wurka, ii atoppad worlt - v n
w, ,,, .n- n-li.'-l uil i h i hi. i ..Li ! ti ii
udI i B i, . i i.-.i i vui -i ' i" pi H a 'i. ip
-Mi ,. .iinriiitr,' b.- barn appointed iu -1" ura
buililiai il'- 'lam- hai ibi alraad) h e
mnt onlHt rha union a ati ai flnanclall . i
, Iba mn air m ( I -1 PMHIl n I" to
( luiir-'Inkirn Hlrlko Off.
' The ,'rkf uf th- lft makari "i"' i in in
i. i ft t-r inaatar, llllaaa Tbln rlihtb
itrtat n i Kirt iTtiua hj liaaa davlarad it
Mr Mil, ti aald tl.u Dt irttll 0at Btp i
iba wii to return iu aretfe Ihurm lF tail
that lha dtfl. u.iy had beta ami' ault adimle.1 h
ibe aforia t tba Xiatt Hoard of AnUtratlon
It la aaltf that the Oim agraisl lu all the demanda
ot tbalr atnptofaaa, uh th i tyimu that tb
fkcuury u au4a a uaioa ahup.
STEAMERS SIGHT BIG BERGS.
lee Inland.. Mill llrlftlliK 111 the
I. rent Oecen llirlh,, n,
Incoming Mi inters from Ruropean
ports still continue t,i report i-uiitinn
Icebergs, Capt, Han, r. f the Qerman
steamer flellert, from Hamburg and
Havre, which reached this port this
morning after n voyngc ,,f ilfieen days.
Htat.'s that ,,n March 22 between latitude
HIT longltuil 40.20, and latitude 4,1.81,
longitude 47. Is he .;ism-.l six largi lee.
bergs. ,iii" .,r in. in was 5U0 feet long
und 200 f.'.t high.
t'apt, Von llarsewltz, "f the rierman
sti itner Venetln, which arrived thH
morning from Stettin, reports Hint on
March i In latitude tils, longitude 18.43
he pass I s large Iceberg und several
: in ill pieces, and ili.,t on the same date
In latitude -it 12, longitude 4:.u he passed
another large berg !' feet high and BOO
fei t Ions.
t'npt. Jones, nf the British steamer
Kunsas in., from Bristol and Swansea,
i -ins ., Im.,. witnessed the iimsi star
tling marine s dncie of this nature.
On March Hi in Intltude 44 l'h. longitude
47. he sighted , number "f Icebergs and
kept awny on u aouthwest , nurse up to
midnight lo clear them r"rom 2 until 0
I' M. "ii that dale he counted n. i ss
than thirty-four Inrge Iuths ii.- thinks
thai before midnight, when the Kansas
i 'ilv . "t Into clear water, she must have
parsed several others.
SEVEN DAYS OVERDUE.
IVnrn for thf ! tenmnhlp Sdite if
(fornin.
Th tramp steamship Btate (if Georgia,
i-":i Urn 1 to Punch, Bdye & Co., nnd
enrrj Ins a crew uf seventy, is seven
dfiyK overdue.
Hhe left Aberdeen, Scotland, March 3,
nnd alncf that time haa not been Bpoki n
or reported by any Incomlna; or out-K-iirm
ship.
The ma no ver of Punch, i-Myt & C?ot
agency thinks she is In the lot-field
located about latitude 46 ami longitude
iH Shf had little cargo, carrying a i"t
..f nam! for ballast.
The American liner New York, which
jiiiivi-i in port yesterday, lost her bow
sprit 'n March 21 ilnrlna; n terrible
squall. A sudden squall arose on that
hiy. lasting for fourteen hours. The
bowsprit was broken off close to the
knight heads, cat-vying a portion of the
rigging with It
THE PRESENT COLD SNAP.
It Will Remit In with la ror the
Neil Pew nnypi.
'!f:ir mid colder weather will prevail
dur.ng the nexi few days. The cold
snap f 11 iwed In the wake of the storm
which visited this section yesterday, nnd
Is extensive in character. The tempera
ture ha.i reached tlie freeslng point ...
far a uth ;. tht- (lulf of Mexico.
The temperature in this city at 6
i '! k this morning, was 27 degrees. The
coldest i-iiliit was Mlnnedosa, in Mani
toba, where the temperature registered
il'i ilegrees b low znr .
Th st inn of yesterday passed "ff
Novu St-.ii i ; i-t night, and no other
st rtns .it" in uht. i'!'-ir weather pre.
; !- over ail the u untry,
BODY IN THE SLIP.
I lit. iii., , I Mtlll KoUlltl lll'ntvticil ut
(lie i-'dot uf Urotiilu n . Hroiiklyu.
The In l ..f .1 drowned man iva, found
tl atlng in ill. in .!! ij slip ..r tin
Twenty-third rtree ferr thlx morning
The in. in was .ih un fortj live years old,
live feel len Inches in height, mei
welghe 1 in poundn.
Il! ciothjig consisted nf a it irk sack
cjii . trousers, iw, ,..,is un.l a lawn
tennis shirt, with a belt about the wilst
In .aie 1. 1 ihe iocKel waa f.iiiii.l a bill
lu nl ,,f "J. 11. H irner, So. 180 Jefferson
mii.-'. Itrooklyn."
JANE HANRAHAN MISSING.
('ill Hit Hnlr ami I'luctil It oil a
Iti tl III fore It'll lliu.
Jane 1 1 aural an. a huillbermald,
tw enti ti a years, t inployed ul Ihe N.-w r,
boys' Lodglng-House, New Chambers
and 1'uiiiH- streets, has been missing
sin. . r..:.n o'clock this rfaurnlni Her
mother, Kate ilanrahan. of 12 1-3 Wash
Ington street, called at I'oltce Heudquur
tei's this afternoon und asked to nave
u general ularm sent out for hov Met
inothrr thinks ahe has become suddeulj
Insane
liefore she went out this morning she
cut off nil her dark hair, aiil doing It
Up In .1 iiews.iit-r U-ft U on the bed in
h--i room. Bne wore a "lurk cupe.
thrown over her head, In plar of u
li.it. an 1 a dark skirt und buttoned
shoes.
WANTED TO PRAY IN COURT.
i ii mi ne m. M tsli.il Justice Cloef ting
to .lulu in hi Uevoilons,
William llenn Uoblnson, ol :..4 Many
av nu -. lr ..! :i dropped t,t Ills knees n
th" l.ee Avenue r lice Court, Brooklyn,
this morning and hesesched Justice
tUietttng to pray with him. Justice
w i ; Ini ine, His relations found him tn
Hit ci if cltmblnc out of a second
utory window at his home last night.
He has been mentally unbalanced for
( nm' time When the onlcers tried to
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t ger. ii- will be removod to an asylum.
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il ir. n hi received an tber letter from New
i ri (.tstiltii iiiai ii eoiT.aii ".'tn about ib i,
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f n.i ' aamben Streei lloipltal, ani Man
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plain ami In. c trimmed ; value ifi; :q an(j
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Wrappers.
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Xth St.
Terms and Prices
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
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WE WII.I, IiIspilSK OP OCR ENTIRE smca?
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