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) - TnE AVORLP; WEDNESDAY EVENING; MAY 8; 1895. 7 Jl
t LURK JUST SUITS 6ENZ.
J Admitted Killing His 8weothearl
l and Was Found Guilty.
I V Disappointed Bcuio Ma Was Not
Sentenced at Once
K The Jury In the case ot Paul Oem, on
WW trial before Judge Llpplncott, In the
I I Hudson County Court, Jersey City, on
1 1 the charge of murdering his sweetheart,
J Clara Arnheltn. cwmo Into court at 9 30
I o'clock this mornlnK.
I The case was given to the Jury at 5 30
I o'clock last evening. The Verdict was
"Guilty of murder In the first degree."
When the verdict was read, Qenz said,
I "That suits .no."
M H Then the murderer whispered to his
I H counsel, and Lawyer Collins told the
Court that Genz desired to be sentenced
M right away, md that he wanted to be
BBS hanged. Judge Llpplncott would not
! sentence him and remanded him to the
M Hudson County Jail until May 20, when
1 the sentence will be pronounced.
BM As Ganz was led from the court-room
BfBKi. said:
, "Well, I have got my dose at last."
He appeared cool and unconcerned.
, Ever since he committed the murder
fnHhe said he was guilty and wanted to be
hanged. Prosecutor Winfleld said It was
BBLBa just verdict.
JIBjMKx-Masor Collins said he didn't know
whether he would appeal the case or not
I ')et, and would have a talk with ex
I pMBenator William Stuhl, of Hoboken. who
I BBMwas also assigned to defend the accused
I man.
1 It Is more than probable, however,
thnt there will be no appeal, and that
I BQen: will be hanged on the date to bo
ImM fixed by Judge Llpplncott.
! SHOT IN HER OWN w'lNDOW.
Mrs. Vnndcrioort Thinks Malice
B Sped Hie Flllnsr Ilullet.
M Mrs. Elizabeth Vandervoort, who lives
at 302 East One Hundred and Sixth
w street, was standing near a rear window
' I of her home yesterday, when one of a
i M party of several men on the roof of
1 the six-story llat-houne at the north-
east coner of One Hundred and Fifth
street and Second aenue fired a bullet
from a pistol at the window. The bullet
! struck the woman In the left thigh and
;V inflicted a severe llesh wound.
Mrs. Vanderoort W of the opinion the
SM bullet was tired by a malicious person
IK In the flat-house, with whnm she admits
ilft she had h dliacreement and afterwards
lw a serious quart (1 FOeral dass ago. The
I m police of the East One Hundred and
ij gy Fourth street station are of the opinion,
U(1T however, that the shot was accidental,
PWt nn' uns Ptobably llreil by some one
BJjj shootlr at a target, or a cat on the
k!& lonf of the building.
Cw The wounded woman was attended by
Wj Dr Kellar, of 1T0J Lexington avenue.
(vK He removed the hullet, and pronounced
MB the Injury n severe one.
66 Mrs Vanderuort confided to several
fill friends that she had a serious qu-rrl
jSJ vlth reveral men In tlic building from
'Sfc which tb" shot wa tired. At the time
IJ two men, both ot whom are unknown to
fijB her, oicd to have vengeance. She Is
H 6iire one of these men llred the bullet,
aTs, The race was not reported to the po-
U i "c'" until 11.S0 o'clock list night, and
, mf two detectives were Immediately de-
U tailed to lmestlgatc. Arrests of tho
W two men who threatened Mrs. Vandei-
M voort may follow.
J HE IS JUDICIALLY DEAD.
I Gov. IVerd Must Set n Dny tor the
Hxt'cntlou nf Andrew. M'
$IT wifTV!fcri6CsGSX'ldew. now In
JL? the County Jail here awaiting execu
, tlon, rcFembles that of Or. Iluchanin.
IP Andrews was tried, found guilty and
i sentenced. His cafe was appealed from
court to couit until tho United States
' Supreme Court rendered a decision ad
verse to him. Since that t'.me Andrews
has been In jail waiting for some one to
name a date on which he s-ha.l be ex
f edited The delaved execution still
Momi faraway.
L The leprlevt last obtilned was from
y Gov. Wins. Tin- courts now I of use to
)L i lrsentcnce the man, and fay the re
V J i-ponslli'l.ty rests with the Governor.
I 2$ He was to be eeuted on a certain
SiY day between cei tain hours He was not
ff' executed on that day because the Gov
fsfi ernor stayed the e:,ecutlon. and It Is
H & now held by the courts that so far as
s" thev are loncoinod their connection
St1 l'h the case is ended,
p i, The supreme t'mirt Justice has been
Jr asked to Fentence Andrews and re-
1 J fused. Probecutor Ktiker will now ask
wMi tho Governor to set a new d-jte for the
EM execution.
W, BUCHANAN STILL SAFE.
m Ile Wl" "t "le ln'" llc Courts
LiyP Tfike Some Artlnu,
IJrM RING SING, N. Y May S. The latest
?JvS opinion given yesterday afternoon by
nri Attorney-General Hancock ln the nu-
.J chanan case has caused uneasiness to
jH.i the condemned man nn 1 also to Warden
flw Sage, ltuchinan wmte a letter to his
I ' lawyers lai't night asking If it Is likely
VI he would be taken to New York and
Bfu resentenced. In accordance with the sug-
B gcstlon made by the Attorney-General
K to District-Attorney Fellous.
B Warden hige sail to-day he would
B certnlnlv make no furthei move In the
H ee of lUichanan until he received some
B kind cf a tegular nnler from tho court,
If he received a legal order to produce
m IluthniMti for rr-entiTce he would prob-
B ablv cotnplv with the order.
m Laver Gibbons, leading counsel for
m Duchanan, ill lo-diy that Iiuchanan
', could not legally be resentenced, as the
K care was now out of the hands of the
B New York Stale outhiiltles nnd In the
B Tederal courts Mr Gibbons ileclares he
m will pievcnt the Lxt-cullon ot Iiuchanan
If lie Is rcentenred before the I'nltod
B States Court p.'ses upon tho case.
U MAY NOT DIE, AFTER ALL
I Gottlleli Mi-)t Alive mid IIU Wife
Well Guarded.
Gottlieb Meyer, the tailor, who his
put two bullets into his head behind his
left ear, aftir trying to shoot his wife
I Annie. ha. burprlscd the surgeons at St
B Catherine's llcsp.tal, Williamsburg
H They now Fay I u has a faint chance to
H tecover, and they believe too bullets
H failed to pierce the brain.
H Mis. Annlo Mejcr was. going about her
B hojtjholl duties In the little kitchen of
her ainriments at 21 Lorlmer street, this
mom nf. il npiiared ta bi wholly In-
different as to r.cr husband ti fate hne
k deu'od emphatically that tnere a any
L truth In her husband's charge that she
B had betu Intlmatu nltn a man named
JL Itelcliliri.: . , , .
jW ,Mr. Jleer keeps n chain fastened on
the dtiot of her apirtiiuuts, and will
B v only talk to visitors throuah u aK-'.iuh
aperture
I ALLISON'S FIRST SENTENCE.
J The Sen .tudKe Glv r TlllllnMt'arl
I'ivr leiim In 1'rlKoii,
W JudRi Thomas Allison pronounced his
I first sentence In the Court of Genera!
I Sosslms, Pa it II., to-lay. The prisoner
I was John Thomas, who was Indicted for
B robbjry In the Mrs: degree,
H- i He vas iiermltted to enter a plea of
ft at; inpted rnrd larceny In the flrft di-
H gree. He rail helped to rob 1'ranz llof-
H oran on thr night of April 7 in Hast
H Fourth street of a live-dollar goal piece
and n llver wth
In N)uib"f. IbSJ, Thomaa was sen-
BB taoced 10 (our years and ten months for
M
OETTINQ READY I .)'.'. HIE CAT SHOW
t1i5i'l SS3"? ""SSPv -'
Eofff,ej( D I .
1
CATS OF ALL DEGREES.
The Grent Shorr of Feline llenntlen
llestln To-Dr.
The First National Cat 8how opened
In the Concert Hall, Madison Squre
Garden, this morning, nnd will be tha
novel attraction until Saturday night,
when the exhibition will close at 9
o'clock. There are about 300 exhibits.
The patronesses Include Mrs. John
Jacob Astor, Mrs. Frederick Gebhard,
Miss Bird, Mrs. Prescott Lawrence, Mrs.
John Lowry. Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. C.
Albert Stevens, Mrs. F. It. Sturges. Mrs
Seward Webb, Mrs. Stanford hltc nnd
Mrs. 8. R. Wilmerdlns. Frederick
burglary, and In 1893 to two years and
eight months .n the penitentiary for
grand larceny.
Judge Allison to-day sentenced Thomas
to four years and eight months In State
Prison. ,
Immediately offer Thomas was sen
tenced. John Francis Cramer, aged nine
teen, of Wterbury, Conn., was arraunel
for soitence on a charge of attompted
grand larceny In the second degree.
Ciamer had sto'en th'ce diamond rings,
valued at KM, from Nathan Morris, of
22 Powery, April 17. Lecause of his pie
vlous good enuueter and the fact that
the praperty had been restcred. Judge
Allison suspended sentence.
Court Wonilcreil that Flint Lived.
Juitlce Cowing to-dr intnKnl TMHp rilnt,
convicted of burglary In Iht tconil dgre, to
nine an In Sute rrl"n April 4 lat Flint
robtid the home t ill llouiton atreft Th
oner, Joh nutacrna, anl Flint had a terrible
fight, and Flint nabbed Rubacena. Rubacena's
ion Slgmund Joined In the fight, but Flint got
the bent of It Judge Colng In aentenclng Flint
to-day Mid: "I cannot underetand ho auch men
aa )ou ever reach the bar ot Justice altTe."
robber Johnson escapes.
roit-Oltlre Ttnndlt Blades Offlcera nj
SnlHUMuicn, X. Y
-JtJpSh2aa-TfilSrt the United
State, Marshal's office, Brooklyn, this
morning announcing the wcape, at Sal
amanca, N. Y of Charles Johnson, from
two deputy marshals who were taking
him to Arkansas.
Johnson was arrested March 16 with
his pal, "B'g Frank" Sutton, at 24 St.
John's place, Brooklyn. He Is wanted
for robbing more than fifty post-offices
ln the United States.
He was turned over to the United
States authorities April 22, and was In
the custody of Deputies Blggart and
Lewi, who started with him lor Fort
Smith yesterday, to stand trial for lob
bing the post-office at Eureka, Ark.
United States Maishal Hayden thinks
Johnson esiaped by Jumping from tne
train while It was In motion. He h.iA
notified Attorney-General Olney uf the
affair.
Sutton Is still ln Raymond Street Jail.
He Is suspected of being one of the
gang who broke Into tho post-ofllce at
Matteawan, N. Y en the night of, Feb
6, and shot Watchman Schneldor.
TAIT DECLARED INSANE.
Chemlenl flunk Pn Inn-Teller Xot
Mcntnlly Heasponslhle.
John R. Talt, defaulting paying teller
of the Chemical National Bank, who Is
under Indictment by the Federal Grand
Jury, has been declared Insane. Talt
was Indicted In December for having
converted to his use $15,000 of the bank's
money. When called upon to plead to
the Indictment, his lawyer urged he was
unfit mentally to do so. giving as his
authority Dr. Carlos J. Miller, of Mount
Klsco, and Dr. C. R. F. Green, of Peeks
kill. The case was postponed without Talt
being called to the bir. Since then Talt
ins been examined at his home In
Mount Klsco by his family physician
and two Insanity experts, vno have de
clared him to be Insane The physicians
say his mental condition Is due to over
work and continued mpntal strain, and
that the malady has been growing on
him for three years. Talt Is at liberty
In J10.000 ball.
The Federal Grand Jury yesterday
made technical changes In the Indict
ment agalnnt Talt. speelfvlng the exact
chirnctcr of the embezzled funds ao
cash.
BOGUS PROCESS SERVER.
Ibis One Furneil Major I'llmle)'
Vuue lo llxruse n Juror.
George G'ltzow, of 320 East Forty
second street, the bosus process server,
who, it Is allesed, has victimized busi
ness men on the enst side, nnd was
.nptured last night by Policeman
Hughes, whs brought handcuffed to
VorKvllle Court this morning.
rtie comp.ainant was Alfred D. Swart,
a le-aauiant keeper of 717 Third avenue.
He told Justice Deuel lis believed Gill.
xov to be tne man wnu sw ndled h.ni
out of S3 last SJtnmer under representa
tion that he was excused from jury duty
in the City Couiu Last night Glltzow
called on Swart, and representing he
was a summons server In the Commis
sioners of Jurors' Department, he de
manded Jo to excuse him from serving
as a Juror , ...
Swart kept him !n conversation until
Policeman Hughes came along and had
him arrested The Juror summons
which the accused served on Swart pur
ported to be signed by the Commissioner
of Jurors It was written " lllam H.
pllntblev." The Commlss oner spells h.j,
name without the letter "b "
Glltzow was held for further cxamtna-tlon.
HlKlMiii)ieii Get There Firm.
Cvl.ISTOOv, Cal . VUjr t To maikel robber.
caut.nl a ttageloll of Sas Frandtcan. on their
isai to aummer reaorta of bake County yeater
day and airliuel Ibem of tht.r lalmb'ra Tio
rtibera Miurel about fl,VJ) from the psf.t-ngera
anJ looted the V el a, Fargo lre.iai.re U aa
nelt but wliai the) got from It la not knoan
Arretted n Crook.
p-tectlvea Kianhoe anl Valleley of Po'l..
Ileadnuirtera this nornlng arreitel U.lle !eera
In Creene atrert lie ha I Ihrie bun Ilea unlet
hie arm. .upp'ael to be .toles gooda Te po
Hie aa Mera I. one of the Dt kuoan irwAt
tn the country and hae done time In a ,loacn
prleona. in Jefferaon Market Court the prleoner
vm rtmudtl iisill to-Burrsw,
i v cT . x.
- ' CtO. tlvttAIAV
Bronson, John G. Heckscher, D Ogden
Mills, Thomas Hitchcock, Jr.: J. Pier
pont Morgan, Ncvvbold Motrls, Geotge
Peabody Wetmore and Herman Oel
rlchs compose an Advisory Committee
to the Cat Show, nnd It is fashionable.
There will be $1,000 worth of prizes
for the prettiest, the tipllest. the best
long-haired, 'lie best short-halted cat
and other cats. The mother cat with the
SEIST. O'TOQLE GOES FBEE.
Justice Barrett Sustains the De
murrer to the Indictment,
No Kvlilenre of ii Corrupt Agreement
With Dr. Whitehead.
Justice Barrett handed down a de
cision this morning, sustaining tho de
murrer made to the Indictment against
Sergt. William O'Toole.
The indictment charged that O'Toole
had received a bribe from Dr. Newton
Whitehead.
In his opinion Justice Barrett said:
"The agreement covered In the Indict
ment was not to Influence the defendant
to official action. He had no official re
lations to the subject matter of tha
agreeHifrjt: - -
f-To constitute briber? 1!4cr-?eetjon
727, of the Penal Code, there muBt be a
I corrupt agteoment or understanding lo
I do or to omit to do some olllclal aet.
Section IS Is broader and covers the re-
! eelpt of the gratuities. But even hero
the gratuity must be received either
I to influence official action or discretion,
that Is, as a reward for the favorable
exercise of some discretion veeted in the
ofllcer.
"No discretion was hero vested In the
defendant with regard to Whitehead's
ball or commitment or trial. The de
fendant's duty was to preserve the
peace, prevent crime anl arrest offend
ers. Ills duty nnd dlfcretlon closed
when judicial dutv nnd discretion com
menced; except, of course, to hold Ids
prisoner, when so required,
"In the ptesent Instance, he made no
agreement to exercise In Whitehead's
favor any discretion conterted on him
within the lines of his ptefcrlbed duties.
The agreement inny have been repre
henslbls in view of his otlleial position,
but It was not criminal within either
section "2 or section 4S of the Pen il
Code. The demurrer must therefore be
sustalnrd "
Assistant District-Attorney Battle said
tlilj ifternojn that the Dlstrlct-Attornej
nou'.d not take an appeal from Justice
Barrett's decision in the O'Too.e case,
although In his opinion It was directly
opposed to several decisions by Justice
Iugraham, rendered In similar cvses.
He added that the decision will not
affect the case agilnst Delectlve-Sergt.
Frlnk, who was Indicted Jointly with
O Toole, as the circumstances In the
two cases are quite different.
POLICEMEN ON TRIAL
The siesr Commissioners Sit on IJe
llniiueiils for the First lime.
Theodore Roosevelt, tho millionaire
President of Ma or Sttong's new Police
Board, sat bctilde Commissioner An
drews, the trial Judge over the Inquiry
Into the conduct of delinquent lullce
inen, when the proceeding opened at
Police Headquarters this mornliu.
Col. Grant came In Immcd ately after
anil sat beside Picsllent llnosevell.
The court room wis crowded with
roundsmen and sfWints. the com
pla'nants against patrolmen, who weie
also numerous . .
Several trivlnl cares were disposed of
and then Policeman Will amson. of th
West Th rti-ttrventh street station, vas
arraigned charged with permltfng
Francis Murray, a prisoner Trusted for
robbery, to ecapn fiom Jeffersm .Mir-,
ket Court last week Falling to get at
the farts, the cise was put over until
next Friday. .
Policeman los.ph V jnn, n' 'h CnaMrs
street MHl'on was accused of being in a
saloon while hi uniform on tho morning
ot April 27 Decision icserved
WAS THE CENSUS PADDED?
oiiie Iteiuil'll-niis "Vim llollhl Its
AeiMirnry I" ertitln Illtrlel.
The census recently completed by the
police Is condemned us Inaccurate b
mine Republicans who profes.fi to
have facts nnd figures lo prove
It, It Is cnaiged that the po
lice hive attempted to iepi.it whit
Republican leiders ar? pl-Msnl t term
the census outrage of IW, bv sub
tr. ting from the nclual popu allon .n
Ilepubl'i-tn disti'cts and aiding to the
PDpuhitlon in Democrat1!1 i-troiiRlio.ls
The object, It Is client d, Is ti make It
possible to engineer fraud .bv p. ling
Illegal votes ln thi hop-1 of leturnin
Tammany Hall to power at tre- next
election.
One of the rlnrlng In-ueurar es iolnt
ed out Is that the late census mud
an Increase In the Twenty-'Vi nth As
sembly Dlstrlet cf Ii ss than ll.1'). v pile
the vote for tre same pit o! of time
has Increased uvci i"J rr eent On the
other hind, In some ".' the doj.ntiwn
Democritic hirongmli-s arcoiduig to
tho Ilepuhllrjii stitlt eiann, the ln
creisn tn the papulillon ' ntlnly in
cans'stent vith the percent tge if vot
ers as shown 1 v the 1-isi e'ectlon.
An effort. It believe! .v 111 be made
to have an ent re new census taken.
v
Drimai'it nnd 'I Pen Itoiihed.
Jcarph anl lar Tler I ith nlprM cf tlQ
et IMrty I, nth lrel sere tie'l fir trial In
Jerferaon Vlaret lour, i 1, tor eaananat o i
in lie c'urge of R v i koswuK irnt I, am
rotibliig rirtk ii e i 04 ("iqiv rr oi al,
vve.t s -rt) .mil Ktr.,'1 Hi aiti tie bid a ilrink
with Tyler in a ei.ocn Miuli iilglo anl rente u
berel nothing more until the n-vt Morning then
he round h'raaelt In the T)lere loouia, tu.nua t),
all tha msniy tie bad.
I best litter of kittens will win a sliver
bowl F. Farrar Rlckham Is the Judge,
assisted bv Miss II. U. Ilurlburt nnd
Rush S Huldekopcr.
I There Is one $1,000 cat In the show,
i nnd a 30-pourdcr shown by Mrs. llu
channn, of Phll.tdelphla. There used to
he on annual cat show In the Crvslil
Palace, Biyant Park, that burned down
In 1V,3.
TO ROW AT P0UGHKEEPSIE.
Cornell's IVeldlnsr Vote Gives the
Hudson the Trlniiniilnr Itnee.
ITHACA. N. T., May 8. Commodore
Hastings, of the Cornell Navy, stated
this morning that he had at last decid
ed In favor of holding the triangular
boat race between Columbia, the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and Cornell at
Poughkeepsle.
Columbia favored the Hudson and
Pennsylvania the Delaware River
couise at Torrerdale. and the matter
was left with Cornell to decide, with
the result as above stated.
a
ANDREW FREEDMAN SUED.
The iVna-eranna Clnlm thnt lie
Owes Them IJI11.4H.1.
President Andrew Freedman, of the
New York Baseball Club, Is being sued
In the Supreme Court by Jesse and Kd
vvard Wasserman, to recover $11,453. an
alleged balance arising out of stock and
grain .trsqsCllsns In Chicago ln 18S.1
innTTiSW!. " -
The Wnssermans also claim that they
advanced considerable sums of money
I to Friedman.
i Freedman, through his counsel, ad
mits that he had dealings with the
i Wnssermans nbout ten years ago, but
si5 8 he was under the Impression that
the matter was closed up
Justice Ingraham granted an order to
compel the Wassermans to furn'eh a
bill of particulars setting forth In de
tail their transactions wdth Freedman.
ALEXANDERJSLAND ENTRIES.
RACE TRACK, ALEXANDER ISL
AND, May 8 The entries anl weights
for to-morrow b races are as follows;
Plr-t Ha op Six and a rjuartfr furlongi
nudlent 114 npfkton H4
Otto 114 K!!a in
rrliKe Kbmaih . , 107 Flnnwatr IV.
Ilo ta . . 97 T.mcrM $7
Uou'a Quitornf ,. ?3
fiernnl Hare Fl furlonga.
MUa Una ,. ' Ifhi Mamie I. n ,,, , ,1M
Hay Secret 100 Nemo .. 100
I aily f)anhy I no Pan lata lOt
S)m? More 100 Vml lOu
Idy I.tke .... 100 Canhmere 10u
Fluellon . 100 Th rinwn 100
Thirl ltac Six and a half fur.nnsi
Tral ion Mttle Jim 103
Adaxiis 102 Rondeau 102
William renn ., . 103 Jimmlp Jamea 101
Thackeray 102 Annie T 101
War Coiil yo Fritz 53
Fourth Kace Mx anl a itiarlpr furlonga
Lnto . ... ... . 10S Dnieh Lou 10.
Jerae lor, Tornlne ifts
Topaailant 1"5 Tolumhua I0i
Jiiiera L lo Florence 105
lo. Flfer 105 Ontario 105
lU-bUftU 10 2. O I) 105
laiiray los DeiUe ltii
llUrkfnt . . 103
P fih Jtace FUe furlonn
iirllp R , 100 rirate Chief 100
Mo 1c rate 100 Slnuron n0
Mna 10) f'arnen iro
allfta luO Mamie R lt
l'r nee John , . loo Faaneti , J00
no i , too
lxth Hace feren (nrlonRi
Krir,p , 112 I'lentj ... 10I
II. ne Illrl . 106 t1rbopper , ... M
Hilly liov . 0J Home Kun , . . hi",
liuke John 101 d-jnl 1'rlx . . 103
fotkr.ove . ,.lf), Julia k js
eiiua urg . 91
SUIT FOR LOTTERY MONEY.
II Itellwa (lie Old l)n uf );
' IjtiiilMliinit 4nte t'mirerii.
Judge Wheeler. In the United Htate
c'ltiult Court, to-day hi.trd it demiirrei
in the case of llany F. Watson, of i: im
Orange ;,'. .1 , us the administrator of
the ti-tnto of James b Wntson, of llfr
gm County, ,N. J., against (.'hurlcri II
.lurra, Jolin A. .Murus nnd ZaLnarlah
i; hlmmoiik.
The uctiuii neks an accounting of the
i.llinrs of the Louisiana Blaie I.otlei
Coiiiiin The toinpliiluant claims tliat
nhuut iM),l') is due In tlie est He of
.lainea rt Xiateaiu Ihe original action
win not lirought until iwenty-two e.us
after the death of Watson, which took
place on June 1, 1S73.
The allegation on Ixhalf of the com
plainant Is that Watson, liefore hi
dtath was it inemhtr of the ilrm u
C 11. lluirny & Co. whose Imslnos
was the npeiatlng of lotteries In the
Fn'trd Aisles
Th 111 in was ow-er of the frinenlaea
and property Interists knunn as loi
tery gniiils of the 1. uilsani State l.ot
ico The rUhts of U.n.sin nnd others
Interesied were, It Is 1 1 ilmed tomilet
l lnortd lay Charles II .Mnrriv, John
A .Morris and Ziiharlth i: Hlmnioim
all of whom reside It th s tliy
1'ui Ihe ilefinse, tin-re Is a dinlal that
Wit Iron cm i was a lotkhn1,lrr In the
I. oils. ana Hi. He l,ctKr Coirpan , that
Ihire was tr an) ior.srniac t-) ill
frail I th It w fill memlifis of fie III in
and hai i otiUi nil) the) le ued ti
re i ler the ikioiiiuIi. ih man led ln
the ilenunrers It Is iiolnte I mil that the
toinplatuati' N a forelKii ndm nlatr it ir,
that all tne partntrs of c II .Miirri)
Co ire I. ol mad, ptrtlts lo the hill
il romilnlnl. tliat toe suhject nf Lie
Milt l the rondiict of pioIUh arlsl ig oul
of a littery Imrlness ng uust Hie puhlii
imlle) of the I nlleil Suites, and th 1 1 the
tUlnis of tlu (oirplnlnant im. oiuliue.i.
nnd hne heeii .h)I.) i.lMndoned uid
loct h) lac i' i I
V.r Will, fir Murraj niruid that)
tin lomid i nam wai a torelgn i inia
tnnir not linxtiig .ikrn out I' ter oi
adi'.iinlsliaiioil for ire Siaie if New
VnrK 1 h .i was tho onl) point put fi
ward, and on this giound HI lljnoi
ru.sta'ned the dtmuirers and dltmlsued
the hill ol complaint.
DON AL0NZ0 WAS SCRATCHED
KlUnllmthnn Won tlif Chester Cup
Attnlne.' ti I'lrlil of Fifteen.
ClinSTint, nngland. May f-Capt
Machel's Kllsallaghin won Ihe Chester
Cup to-day.
Mr. M'chael Dwyer's Don Alonio was
scritcheJ. Sixteen horses stiriel
V Alexander's 8on of a dim was sec
ond, and Lord I'enrhn's Theeu ran
third The winner carried 107 inunds
nnd Is a brown colt, five )eais old, by1
llrown Frluce Ulpscy S)n of a (tun,
carried Hi pounds, and Thejeus had but I
F7 pounds up.
Dobbins had also been enteied for the
Chester Cup, but was withdriwn when
his condition demonstrated that he
would not stand train tig.
To-day was the second diy of the
Chester meeting The Chester Cup
eent Is a handicap of 2,0i) sovereigns,
of which 100 sovereigns are In plate,
added to a sweepstakes of 25 sovereigns
each, for three-) ear-olds and upward.
CALLED BY THE JOCKEY CLUB
Slnrter KHsurrnld, of St. Asnph,
l.rnsra Wnslilimton Tn-Itn).
(Special to The nTenlns WorM )
WASHINGTON, May 8 -Chris Flti
tternld, who has been stnrter at the
ineetlnK of the Virginia Jockey Club
since tho openlnR day on March 18, l"ft
for New York this morning.
Iletoro lenMnic nn slated that he had
been called by the Jocke) Club, nnd
this Is taken as ,n "Vldenco Hint the
pirent body Is decidedly displeased at the
eiooked racing that has been permitted
to nourish at the pretty Virginia rate
course.
It Is reported here that the Jockey
Club will revoke the license of the Si
Asaph Association before the meeting
imls.
lohn C. Carr, ono of tho stockholders
of the Association, will handlelhe dig
until a siiceciisor to Mr. Fitzgerald is
chosen.
m aa
ATLANTIC A. C. BOUTS.
Crreilon Is. Triiliilnu; nt Giilarstmi
fur Ills (in Mltli lluilfee
rinn Creedon, the Australian mid lie
weight who is to meet Joe Dunfee, of
S)racuse, In a twelve-round contest be
fore the Atlantlo Athletic flub, on Mon
day, May 20, wired the club yesterday
tint he would continue training at tlal
veston Heach. Texas, until next Mon
day, when he would start for Coney
Island.
Dolly Lyons Is now In training for Ms
ten-round "go" with Maxev Hmgh,
which will be the curtain raiser to tire
International contest ln which Peter
Maher will battle against England's
latest nsplrnnt for fistic honois, Hoh
Marshall.
WITH THE WHEELMEN.
Al th CyrU noaril of Traits meeting yeatar-
day It waa dec Med to draw up 4 uniform guar
antee and eatabtlah ml1ctrm hureaut An afflllla- 1
tlon with the L. A. W. wit alao favoroi '
An Incident of tha Ctntury Whealmen run to 1
Patchogu waa tha preaentatlnn to th club of a I
handhomn Bilk banner by Mm Ward Dlnjclty
and Mri Matthew Glbb Th gift waa a complete
aurprlM and waa presented In teh hotel at '
ratch0B. 1
nty wheelmen will be glad to learn that Com
mtMloner Brook flell ha promtiel to begin re
pairing Eighth avenue In ten day.
The Aaburr Park Wheelmen will run to Treqton .
and return Way il. - 4
The King County "V In Ilrooklyn, will carry
wheela In the amoklng rara
The (Vntaur Wheelmen hae plannel mna ne
fallow Mny 12, to tnnkeri Mov 19, to Ftiiih
tng, May 21, to (Cngle-aood, May 30. to f(oal)n.
PUGILISTIC POINTERS.
Th nnt'ng how to be given by the Stag,,
Uhletle Club, of Urooklyn, In flranl Army Hall,
Wllllimaburg, neit Monlay nlpht, will be under
a llrenae aecured from Mayor Schleran. anl the,
management ha arrangel a cart that will ur- I
pan all prevlnua ahowa given by that well-known I
Club There will be four eight-round bouta, anl
Matchmaker Dally Prlnkwater haa ao far aecurel
Shadow Maber, of Australia, who defeated Atf
I Union recently, to meet Mick Dunn, of Aus
tralia, In a alx-rouud bout at catchwelghta, anl
Kid McPartlanl and Sammy Campbell, better
known aa "Maniey'a Coon," for an eight rounl
bout at ilS pounla He will alao try to match
Jimmy Hand.er agalnat a gool boxer anl Ctni-cr
Leon atalntt a good boy for eight-round bouta
olly Smith and George Slddoni hT algnrd
for eight round at 120 pounta at th neat lin
ing ahow of the New Manhattan Athletic Club
next week.
After eeral poatponementa, the flnlah light be-t-en
Jark Van Houirn mldlle-welght champion
of the West SI J Athletic Club, anl Charley Jack
aon, of Jeraey City, which waa to have been fought
fir a ru""e of I2M In prlvjie haa been deriarel
off the barker tming wltilnwn Vai Houten
stanta to figit Jackaon with amil. g'ovei, weieh
in at UO ptiund '
Jthnny Fckhar-t matchmaker of Ihe Atlantic
Uhlttle Cluh, la a tery buay min theae day.
M 1 trying to arange a ttn-rounl out bef-fn 1
Jiwny Gorman anl Jimmy HanSIer, to b oc
c lei In the Pel Heach Palace, all) 30
Tommy !!xnn, of Hochealer. waa mate!., to
Intel I.iigene llnrntarker for eight rotin la tn th
al)ml Athlellc ahow nol haturday nlghl but
haa with Irawn Kl 1 McParlUn 1 ur Joe 1 urdy
vslll h aubatltutetl
am Ilolan and IMdl Iclicr were matched
lat nlkht ly Johnny Dunn for an eight rounl
Unit In the .Sew Manhattan Athletic Club next
wt-tk Trey will welrh in at 130 pounla
J" date who defeatd Jack I.ey In two
r.unla hi the Now Manhattan 4lhlrlle ruh laat
iLr.t raj be expect to XkYA Juck Midli-11 '
aps n In the Hf-aMdo AthUtic Lluli th latter
art of th month
Th IIIUm At Is telle Club wilt nle arnther
tl lit tht rluit houie 47 oiiv.r htreet n
1 rtliv ewnltiK May 20 TMrw w II te f,ur
Hkht muni lvi.tt btwt-rn wli knmvn loxerii
I ft-iti 1 urry and Kid Mci'aitlatil arc lb flrt
I air
Mlly Vernon aaye he woull like to meet Jlmnn
II mdltr fr ght rotin'l at ivt poun U at the
loklng hnw of the PikS Athlttlc Club in Will
luiiiai'urt; on May 13
Neil Fmlih, of the ".fcot anl Jark Gucrln.
nf thla 1 Ity have been ut atliutf I for Charley
l.odt-u 1111 1 Giurt. Itoa I" a round L-jjI at
ihv votilih Mnvrltaii AtMfttt ( lub ahiw la
Ucrli Hall. Jerey Clt, nrxt M n lay night
t Miflr Ui mating tirrrln knokfl h tilth out
m ffir round
T'te tout betwren Jt llrklna anl ''am Iblcn
at t!i l.tm laUnd Athlttlc Cluh nhaw ni May
l fhoui 1 b full of k id hard ft.zhtl.iff Thv
ItaMj rnei a, era I tlim ihe lt rontet ie
.itl Ing in UjUii bdUK knorLrd out Ii two louuJa
1,) a hanc blow
ie Perrj write tn "The rMenlrg World'
mit 1 l rtari lo rn-t any nan at fron l'rt
i 1 pnunU for a Mulled number if round it
to a f Mh for IliO lde
Iteldy (Icllagher cf Icner, hi wtrel Joe
emlg ft the rinlli AiMvtli Club that b
lit ti. written ruaraLtre rf a runWr of aolt I
miti nf Ifiiser to donate a (urn of f.O.ui'')
Ir 1 he big HlM
I ...
I M ite I.einar 1 anl Jimmy II in tier bT
j m 1 ttj .un Hi tuner fr . eittn rann 1
X a U ng UijnJ U !" ' tub tau .i
!' in iran 1 r i Hi) -siiaurg ui
tut is 1ne will in 1 at 13 putJ
(aiper Leun. t tha eltr anl Jn'ny Culion
of Trenton im alao a'at. to meet lt n eigbi
rounJ boat at 105 pojnda at I hi Mint aba.
SPORTING MISCELLANY.
tl la learnel on gnoj authority that a matlon
ftllel to paa the HirMf.I fatuity yeoterdar.
prtiMblttne. lnterMllUte fioth I Th illicu
Hn of the question it U sail Ml now te
dr.ppel leavln Ihe thleilc nnciiM)n fr
to vt unier the rtrbtlona alrejl el down
t
New featirea will mark the twentieth annual
rime of the Inter nllegnte t)clatlon at
Herkeley ti.al. Mi) 21 a it 1 2 Th fltat eveat I
will be elite! etch Ijy at 2 I' M Twenty-four '
colligci will It- rrpreentr1 at th meeting In
tin ling Ihe Par M lojut tetm the PnUerilty I
of Iowa he Cnl.rrMty of Mhhlgin anl all th !
KtHtrrn college J
I
Th official Uowlng Guile fir IMS the latent
number of the ipiMlne Ath'etlc I brary, contain
regatta rule Hta cf club In the National Ai- '
elation, ant reccr la of ery rntt hell in 135.
with the reccrd Mark fcr eery dlatanc and all.
orta ot boit.
...
Zoxo C Jacob rhafra r cor! at atratght 3 I
ball bill) trda ta 3,0A point en a4'ix9table Haney
McKenna mate 2 &T2 polnta 01 a (xlO table anl I
frequently playel "1 000 or nt count." f-eiton a
recorl at cunhlon carom I 77 At l-ilk-lln
t. Inch) Vlgnaui ran 3:9 Highest run, ll-lnch
talk-line, anchor nurae barrel. Schaefer, 664
The arrangement for the Pecoratlon Day Game
and picnic to be held In CaleJonla Tark, Jertey
City, by th Scottish-American A C are pro
gressing fatoraDty Athtelea who have been un
able to ecure entry blank can procure them of
Frel Hoop Secretary, il Grote atreet, Jersey
Cit) Th chief eicnia on the track will be the
100 yard 2ji)-yarl, 110 yard. ftKO-yard. one-mlle anl
three mile run (hanllcapl A two mil r
between twixer will be a feature, also a mile
run, open only to member of church lyceume
In a Union to the MO yard novice there will be
the usual sMe events
Th yacht ColonU, with Offender crew of
twenty n.o on bnarl. has mvirlnga In Oho Pi)
Iter trial trip anl training spin will be taken
upon the Sound (or the present
BASEBALL CHAT.
Well, they s! artel out like Giant In tho first
Inning, but In th ninth they flnlHied like LIU
I'Utlant
"Ruck" Kwlng had cam to mtt yesterday
The Giant he tralnel with were fait company In
169
The batting order shake-up waa not o brilliant
a ruccc a It lookel 3tlll, It may pan out bet
ter. Manager Pa via should get rm point" tmm
President I1)rne, nf Ilrookhn Night before last
Pvrne aatd thing to his 1 layer and jenterday
Ciey fount th tall for keei What did he aayT
Fuller lott the game, aure enough, but th game
rhntild hie been In such siap that one etrnr
caul 1 not hate lost It P would have been If
tbrr hal been anv batting In It.
Mike Tlernan mtaht erv a a pattern of what
a Giant siou'1 da at the bat, but It Is too much
to eapet-t one nun to do all Ihe stick work.
Chairman Currle, of the N J. A. C, la on th
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
Alake Permanent Cures
Where Physicians Fail.
Doctor. tjthl Mr, 0'pl Wnu liirur I
Mr Thorn. O Veil Flremin at i.lira' Slue
Htrbor, ttlc lit ml, tasi "Lift Pall t waa
lall up with brittle Rheumatism I a treated
b four doctor with etcry rrmeJy known to nit 1
leal lence, een e eetrlclty, but they Anally
gav me up, suing my 'eg woull a wayi be
piral)ird t this tlm 1 was tirgel tt try Mun
jon a Ilhcumatlsm Cure It tlTeit was w on Iff
ful 1 founl entire relief from ptln after a
few doses, anl. by conllnulne, the pel eta. waa
completely cured I can use my llmhs aa wv.l
aa ever, and my frlenls look upon my riner
at nearly a mlrac e "
Why Vny IMh Kpei to Doctor
when yoa can cure yourself with Munyon'a Heme
dies? They are absolutely harmless anl contain
positive cur re for the most obstlntte diseases Call
on Professor Munyon for a thorough medical ex
amination Absolutely nn charge for examina
tion or advice Opei all day Tuealay anl
Krldi) until I P M RunJa) 9 to 11 A. M. T
Cast Fourteenth street, New York.
.Mutt) on Itrmrtltrft emltl by nil ririiM,
hunt for amateur pitcher Like a good many of
the big clubs, the New Jerseys are weak In th.
tint and they are going to give eetera would be
tara a chan'e during the week The first game
nn the home grcunl will take place next Satur
day, pro. lie! the weat'.er permits, when the N J
A C will meet Ihe Setenth Regiment Club
Car-y, Mick anl Pmnelly, of teh old-time New
Jerne te.m, will play with the J-eventh Regi
ment The gam wit. be called at i o'clock.
The standing of clubs In the League this morn
ing waa a follnwa
Club W UPC ICIuh W I P C
Pittsburg . 1 4 TH Cincinnati .... I T Ml
Cleveland 4 ftfiTlNew Wk....'. I T .O?
Iloston . .74 (UC'PlilladelphU . 4 6 .40
Chicago 16 .r7l8t lunula & 10 .331
Iltltlmore . , ft 4 .&rCl,nulftvlll . . 4 331
IirtKiktyn ..... ft .&4aWashlngton ... 3 I .33
Game cheduled lo day:
At Cincinnati New ork vs Cincinnati.
Al Pittsburg Ilrooklyn Plltaburg.
At Ft loule Hoaton vs It Uul
At f leveland Ualtlnmre vs Cleveland
At Mulavllle Phllalelphla ta loulavlll.
At Chicago Washington b Chicago
Unusual Interest Is being manlfee'ed In tha
gam between the Oreenpolnt Athletic and
Xatler A A team tn b played at I lee re a tt on
Park on Sunday Pour dlamnnle have been laid
out at Itecreatlon Park. This will be hallel with
delight by the amateur ball tosaera, who have
heretofore had no suitable ground to play nn
The laige diamond can be secure! for 9 A. M. ,
anl 1 P M. Application should hn mad lo C.
Harvey, 323 East Tblrt)-aeconl afreet, city. 1
l)e fcn.lcr'a. Spnr Went Aahorr. I
NEWPOItT. It 1, May The tug. Charlej
nunon, from Now York for Ilrtatnl, with spars
for the yacht pefender, went ahor In the fog
olT Ho Island thl morning Hh waa pulled oil
by a tug and proceeded on her tourse
fe 40. Marie Tavary
T K&?$&$i l$ Of the Tavary Grand Opera Co. $
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h SA ine in thc highcst i
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T can alone attribute my ability to sing for thirty- .
Ifa five weeks in succession on a tour embracing the ejj
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