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HOW IS THIS, MR. NICOLL?
3*7HY WAS A PERJURED WITNESS ALLOWED
IO E9CAPE.
TO-C OAI__VAN TRIAI. FOR MURDER OETTING
MORE AND MORK girSPIdOUS.
Among; the most astmundlng of the susplrlous rlr
Jamirt.ncea .ttendbig the vroae^utton of Mlch.eJ J.
G__>an for murder waa Aestetant Di*trict-At_rnoy
Weilm-?'? alk.wlng Thrrni** Bonuctt, a wttneas, who
erMMitly oommitted perjury. to esrape. Gallivan s-ho*
and Mlled Jame* UimmUig* on l?*t rhrtatmas D.J,
and Bannett, wbo la a h_?kn_n of No. 800 Bast seven
ty-Orth-st., tetdlfled oti Tu_d_y that he s?w the kllllng.
He dwWred that Gallivan was pro*trat* on the floor
-nd Oo_nmrn?s and iidward Hurley were beatlag him.
Bennett aald that he nhouted to OflBlBBB: u Why don't
?JTO- ahoott" Thls atory wbs faise aiid Mr. Wellm.ti
know tt was. He knew that he rould prove hy seTfiral
pcr-on* that Ilennett dld not hear of the shoottng ur.UI
(bme ttmc alfter it o**urred.
On Tnasday Mr. WelW_n ipave order* that Bennett
t* de*a_.ed and he waa-nntll court adjourned. Then
he yrmi allowwt to ?<?? >e?ter*ay mornlng Detecetvo
Tra-ier waa servt for Bennett. but could OM flnd him.
The detoctlve searched nll day, but reported late m Wie
_JternooJi that ho oould not lay his hands on U?
witness. Cd ivmr-e lienneKt di*appeared. His deteai
Bon for an hour or two warned TUm that his fullt *?
fenown, ao he quietly hid himself. II OOOOM BMflt
?_toDi?hlng ttfast Mr. WelUuau, whom Mr. Nieoll con
afch*. his abk*aa-attuu-l. abould tlrat give the pcrjurer
a htnt and then give Wm every chance ln Uie world to
flee. T_- <;.l_ivan c_ae r>%* a*aln and again pre_ented
a-p^cto whleh cst -i*p?r!on on flhe -tarertty of the
l>__rlci-At_ri.ey-'s _eal to presecute Uie rfayer of
Cummlogs wlth due rlgor and en'ergy.
At tho trlal bofore Rcorder smyfch, tn General t-e?
t-oni. yesterday, the dofence oalled Otvil Justlce Peter
MltcheU and obbero to re-tify to G_-lIlv?nV good ch-roc
t^, Dr. Thomae H. Allen, of No. __ We*t Forty--tth
*., tokl ot Qo-toaa'a injurle-. Iu reply to a
question by Mr. Wellnian. he said that a man who
waa _____ on tho iwae wiUi . bale sUck by an assail
?nt who used all hW streegth would DOt only be
stunned but kllled. To Becorder Smyth the witneas
?Md th?t a nu?i who was bru*ed from oar to aukle,
aud had tliree ribs and hi- no-e broken, eonld hardly
walk half a inUe without < ihlbiting paui.
Gallivan was put on the witness Rtand. He eald
that he waa fifty-tive years old, and kept a 11 very
stable in West Forty flfth st. On ChrMmas morning
Edward Hurley came to the stable and said :
"Will you st__ me this morningl" Gallivan said:
"I think you're staked etiough already." Hurley re?
plled : " Do vou mean by that you won't give me auy
moneyI" "He ewore at me," Gallivan continued,
"and said he wonld linve the money." Hnrley seised
hcid of GaBivan, and the witness put him out of tho
ofllce.
Ho found Hurley leantng _?ain*t tho door in the
street. He aaked Hurley why hc hadn't gone. Hur?
ley struok him. Then tho witne* took a caue from a
man named Dunlap and struck Hurley with it several
tlnuw. H.u-ley went away .weiiriug he would come
back wlth tlie gang.
At 3 o'clock there came a rap. Gallivan says he
stepped out Into tlie carria_e-roo_i and was hit two or
three times aud knocked down, He got up and was
hit a?__ wtth a *Uck. It might have been the bale
atlck. Hurley and Cummiufti were there. Hc tried
to ran away. aod waa then taught again and knocktd
against a carrlage. They kicked him there and beat
him wlth somethlt'g heavy. He hrard some one flflfl :
"D.nt klll that old man.'' Cinnming* said: '-We've
got 1dm now." sjuddcnly ha reeolietted he had a
piatol- Ha ralaed hlmaelf Blightly and llred once at
eacb man. After a few minutes he got up and sat in
a ati-r.
Gallivan taid that he was taken to the Coroners
?OMe oa December '_?, and wa* Uien led to a photogra
pher'a ?hop. His eye* were closcd frem the bralaad
_nd he had to be led acros* tlie street Mr. Wellman
ahowed the photograph taken on that dny. The
prlaouer'a eyea were closed. but they were not battered
or awuilen.
"Dld.'t you croae yoia- eyea roluntarilyi* asked
Mr. 'Wellman. (.'allivan said that he had not. The
witness derlared that rtunmlngs had never wurked for
him aod that he owed him no money. He coutra
dlcted tbe atatemonu of Dunlap ooncerning the
flght ln tha --orulng. He and Hurley had
not afewk one anoUier and bad not nearly
knocked Um mov? t>v?- "lu the o*t?r""on-''
aald Uie prlaoner, ln answer to qaesUon- by Mr. Well
man "tbe flrat I kuew waa that two men came into
the -tab>. and one e. them, 1 thluk tt wtn, Cuuimtag-.
hit mo on the head wiUi a club. Hurley hit m. la the
back of the head and neck witb his _*t. I don't know
whether n_rley had a club."
Gallivan waa exceedlti_:y nervous, and again and
again anawored questisn* to which his lawyer, Mr.
H?w-, objectcd. before Kecoid-r Smyth could rule on
Uie ol]ecUon. TT.e lawyei iinully tareatened to with
draw from tbe oa?e, bat hl* cllent continued to diaobey
hts ordera.
"I Bavor had a flght l-efor. ln the stabk," said the
(ait-ess.
- How about your treuble wlth Healy I" waa a*ked.
MOh, Healy hit me witli a wreuch, aud I had him
arrestoil. He wa* aciiuitted by a Jury. 1 ouoe had a
yuairvl iu BurnVa saloon. I was called in there to
decide a bet. Tha man w.'io lost hit mc wlth a club
and knocked me down."
'? Didu't yon have. a light Ifl Ninth-ave. wiUi a woman
juat before the kiuing :'
u Yos,'' was Uie atiswcr.
'? tffeat wa* bflfl BOOOOt"
'?ishe had *j OOOAJ flfl-OOO that I don't know what to
call her. ?he WOfl kiiown a-s Hu.->-<ll, Boao, Allen-"
?? Wasn't slie kooara a.s JenhIfl BoflOflBf" asked Mr.
Wt-llman.
" She was," aimttted Gallivan.
Thc priKouei- went back on Bcnnett, the man who
cou.;uitied ptrjury. lle said he dldu'i aee iienm-lt at
tho Ume ol tlie ihootluf; dldii't b*ai- him ?ay, *Wh>
don't >ou abootl" l_d i,ev?. eiuployed him, and, tn
tact, had never ki:own ?__, 'I ma_*'up my uiinU t<i
aliDot," aald th- wltueaa, " w-l?n I .founii tbat my Ufo
war in danger. Tho plstol wa* ln my right toat
pocket."
"\ou must baa. beao pretty oool to <_m mi well as
U? hit Co__linn iu tbe eye and iiurley iu the cheek,'' i
tuggwu-d :-ir. w'? iiaaa.
The witness lnelsHjd tiiat h-- was much e.xcited at tl.3
Ume. He oould g.v- in> ie_uji for cariying a pUt.!.
John Stewart was Uieu called in rebutul. Hc U a I
coacluuan for bOnoa 1'ayton. Whose stable bl at No. 101 j
_?<-t neventieUi -u Mtnrl tcstli?d that on (liri-tma
Day He-uiett ?<u? Ui Kayton'a atablo ui-st of ti.e niorn- |
ing and a-t_uo?n He was there when James Day
cafiie fn :u?l said that a livery-aub- keeper on Uie
Wiart Side had ?hot. somebody. HK name was <iali_- ;
_bcr. or somctlJug of Uie kind. Ilennett exclajuiod : |
- Why, I kuow him. His uamc ls (iallivau, and Le |
I -n>.? 0.4. I wiu v^e hl> wlfe, and If she doesn't |
give lt to me, I will go _g__M him."
Mr. Kaytoo V-title?l tlia hennett had -aid tbe same i
Ohln. U' him, uml .lames l?ay corrobot-ated SMwart.
Roundaman Walling dcclar?d that Gallivan walked
b:1*kly to the -tatton. and did not seeiu to bc much
htut. Tlie trtal will go on t<?-day.
FEE8ESTING FALSE IXVOICE8.
MM-B OKAB-OfO AOA1V5T CUTAJAR-ANOTHKR
MI.RCHANT AKRi:.?Tf:i).
OoveK-omcnt ofhcials hav. brought furt!-ef charge
against Uilluim ( utajur, the Custom Hocsc bK.kor. of
No. .."> Bcavcr i-t., who was arrcstod Inst fatuiday
charged wtth presenUng a faise tnvolrc fur a flbtpment
of chec*. frem Italy. The steamei ruldn. which
wtived here on November 24 from i.enoa, Ituly,
brouglit iiiuetocii shliunents oi merrhandine to cubtoni
tr? of Mr. Cut;.j;.r. lle flflOOOBtOl B-OOiflOl for tl.em
Bt the t'ustoin llous-.-, bnt it aaa cli-'oveied that he
liad declaied ?..-vcral of the shlpmenls u> Tui^h less
tluin they really did. One lot of twelve ca*cs of
ebesttiui5 really welgiMd _,_?? pounds, abile ln Ibe
tovalce pie-^nted by -ii? broker, Uie weight was given
?i !.:;_'_ pounds. Tcii rases of flgs wolghed XfitM
pounds, akalnst 90] pound*, the iimuunt given ln tho
Invoicc A lot ?f -TO cu-es Of efeoa-aatfl welghed
10,06- pounda, af-?st Il.Oi-, tlie tlguics named ln
Mie n.voice. Another shipment of chesUiuts. acventy
tlvc ba.nl-, aaa k^volcod at o.(Ul pounds, while tho
actual .'clght wus Ki,;>(i(i.
/Uldltii.i.al conipl-iiits apiltict Cutajar were flted
Wlth Oomrals-ioner hhlelds yeslciday b. Thonat D.
Hy.U, t'nlted btates wclgaer. Tho duty on tko
clieaniuu U 11 - i-MM B pound: 80 the etieese, d
cents, anl on the flf*, _ 1 ?'_ ccuts. Gommls-iou. r
Kliioids nlsod CuUiJur's bail to 05.000, w-MMi was
furnL hod. Abram J. Ho_, counscl for the brokor, said
that hts cllent hud done only what o?iiei Lnkere wero
accu-Vym.-d to ?to. The Fulda hud arrlved from
i in eleven dnys, wl-lle tbo tnp u-iailiv took
-itee-n d?y6. When thc guods ievh_ thls port. tno
cansular tnvoicos Mflffl -Ull on tho way. Uny l.-ing
s?it on the mail Maaaaar. cutaja: profoool poa tooooo
Oivotoe., in which be merely gueased at the weight*
?LY*0 CKEAM UAI>I
>r.Bhed into Sostrlls U Qnleklv Ab
^r_edVci^_ tho H-ad. He_a th.
r-jrea and Carea
Ue-tor,,. fi.to and bmell. q.dckly
-__-vca Cold ln He_d aud Head
_U~. -oc. at Drugg;*u.
?LY BUOft,. 50 Wai:_u bL. ?. T,
Ihe quickeat oatmeai -.* tha beat.
H.-O
Cooki in three m.nutet.
of the ahlpmenta. In some cases, theoo welghts were
pla__ at too low a lipure. The luual conrne, Mr.
Roae said, waa lor th* Uovernment to ask for the
add I tion a) duty.
L. Wandolll, a grorer at No. 1*1 South Flfthnve.,
waa alao arreated on thc eomplalnt of Mr. Ilvitu Ho
Importod 1.000 ._._?* of ohectnuta on tl.o Fuldu. whirh
weiK-ied 42,7U0 pounds, but bo fixed U.e awnunt at
'-'C.O-l'i pounds ln ?;ls lnvoice. Hc wa? also held for
rxamlniitloa by *x>mm_* .oner Shlelda.
WORKIXG FOR LITTLE OXES.
OPENINO A WARD IN A HOSPITAL 1MR S10K
BABIE1*.
Thc sceiie yesterday aftcrnoon ln the tfew York Po
G-radua-te Hospital, ln Ea_4 TwenU?_h-st? was attrnc
tlve as well as Intereatlng. The oocaslon wa* the
opcnlng ol the "Sunbeam Ward" of the bables' wards
ln the hospital. The vi_tor_ examincd carefully all
the ward* Vt. the hospital before aa well as after llic
oerernony ot openlng, aiid were plcased and gratlfh .
at what they _aw. In Uie bablea' warda tbo little
walfe who are 6ent Irom aii part* of Uie city obtain
proptrr medlcal and surglcal care. Tlie general hot.
piUls declln.| to rcceive these ltt_8 children and many
Bves are aacrifloed because poor womon in tenemeut
housos are unable frcqueuUy to give their Infnnt*
suitable nonrtahment and medical ti_._n.cnt during
illncs. Tbe ***** wer*e kept open all la** suninier
a_.d during J.Uy and Angust bablea were boa.dod at
the Sumualt Cobvale-cent Home. Ticket* ol admlssion
were di__butod among the auurmcr corps of physi.**t
ot thc Board of llcahh and of the Childrcn's Aid 6o
olety, wiach h;_s lnvolred a largo outlay on the purt
ol the hospital. Cases ot oonUigious diaeasca alonc
aro refused. The warda, too, are u.cd for ilie higher
eduoatiou of phyeicians in this purUeuIar bra::. b.
Durl n_ Uie la-t year between 400 and 500 phy sii lai.s
from aii part*. of the I'nited States nnd Canada havo
tuken cuurses at Uio Now-York l'o_t Uraduaie Medlcal
School and have been Uieieby enabled to wat< h aU Uie
pha_? of Uifantlle disease and lcani the 909*t)
methods of UeaUnent. She wards are thus liclping
to trent __ck infante in many spurscly settled raglaaa
of the -South and We*t. This oxtract ls given Irom j.
prlntcd utatBmenl of Ui? work wliicii is bemg done for
tbe children:
-Tbe work of the bables' warda by no means ends
wlth U.e bables. We endeavor to vl .t tbe fainlly of
each child, hoping to ascertaln whether the cati .* of
lt* trouble were not preventable, and what ean be
d._? to show the mothcr how to avoid them in futur9.
. . . Two hundred dollurs yenrly will support a
bed. We allow a? average of a little ..v.-r IhfOS w.-cU*
stay to each chlld. ao Uiat for ?_.0l> at least Btztaea
little oncs may be glven the chance of restorntlon to
atrength and actlvlty, as well as nll the comforts nnd
ullevi-Uous ol suflexing that the Jiospihil affords. Dur?
ing Uie last jeur ten beda were supportcd, but some of
thes. thi-ougli unuvoldublc circumstanrc ?, will n<>t la
renewed during the pre_nt year, so we nre m**
auxiou* to secore further help ln U.ls dlrection. WUl
uot aome oUicr cl.rle of Kmg's Duughter.* follow thc
example of Uie " Hopeful Ten'1 .' WUl not some school,
soelety or church, aa well as generous _-VM_Ja_
_B__ ua in thls most ncccswiiy wny 1 We feel that
?_00 could bardly bc used to betlcr advanUige. ai.d
In thanking, most ln-artily. tbosc wiio have given 1*9*
aid lu tho past, we would express our eurnest hopc
that they will continuc it lu the futun-.''
Dr. D. b. 6t. John ROBB. tho presldent of the
Hospital, made Uie opcnlng Bf88a8, and lntroduced
these oUwr _pcakers, who made b.-lof addi-esscs: Aa
Re*_ Dr. R. S. MacArthur, the Rev. Dr. Robert Cllver.
Dr. W. C. P. Uhodcs, of Urooklyn, an.l l>r. CfcaftB,
Iba. v. <-*. HaU ls ciu.i-uiau of u.e _wibaaja OaaaiaM
tee, and these are the 08-0** of tl.e otl.or nu-.i.be.-s:
Miss Fay Adraln, Mi>* .lohn -n, IflBB lannle Arnold,
Miss Kttk Jqalan. ?laa ilariwar, Mlaa Meta Ktaibady.
.Miss u Baaaa?aa, Mi-h Kafeaa, Mi^-s nmtie Bafart,
Mis* Kathaiine Lcal.e, Mi*h A.ny Bn_|ls_ Miss Ircno
Laughoine, Miss Floi-ence Brown, M. . l_.-.*i<- Loonns.
Mu.s J. L. Beekioan. Mlaa F.ully Ly-n. Mi-* BTOWnlc
Bu.ler, M16S Bdith Matthcw.. Miss (ndy, Waa Hattle
Matthews, Mlw> KaUiarine Clnystie, Mi-s l'oi.--.m
MoDonald, Ml>s Angellca I lnii.li, Mlaa Nornia MlBlW,
Miss Clark, Ml-s Van Noril.-n, Mi.*-. AllCO C__tf*-0-.
Miss Noyes, Miss Mudco OaritBO. Miss C. C. H.
. .berteuff-i, Miss ROaaUM OiMn. Mrs. W. B. Par_oi. .
Mi*s Maude D. Dcnny, Ml-s W. L. Ffetaooa, M18B F-8
ter, Miss lx-ila I'cll. MMa _____ Fo. ,er, Mr.. A. K.
narea, Mrs. O. A. fflwiaaaii, ]i., Mho OolloU Pratt,
Miss Nella Uulncs, Mi-s May Rus-vl, Mlaa M_-7
Halden, Mlsa Mabel ftclicruU. Mi-s BM HalloMay.
Ml-s Marpnret bniden, MUs Maiy V. llaydcn, Mlaa
Mary Snowden, Ml-s <-._re licrn.lon. M.*s ABM
Stcwart, Miss JoBB llowland, Ml-s Mollic Tayloi-.
Miss Hovt, Miss I.K.i.iio Wliitliurnr, Mis* livi.-ir.d,
Mis William WbeatlBf, Mw. David JohMOll, Mls
C'liarlo.te Wln-hrop, Mbva ii.-i.-.. Young. The cbjUr
man of the Visiting Commlttee ls Mi>. A. L. I lilUips,
and the ollier members aro Mr . P. H- Levier anu
Mlsa llaxb_._#_
A FAREWELL DIXSEIl TO BB PATEXOTRE.
COMFUMIMTS TO THE H8EW M_8_0-B TO Wami
raroIOB AND MR. wiiitii.wv BBD,
A Paris lclter of Noveniber lil to "Le ((.uiiit Aaa
Etiits-Lnia" gives fuii paiUralara al Ubi .linner o_ Um
'?Inlon Aniericiilne- to M. IWanolM. "'ihe m.-nib.-i
of the American I'nion. n Freneh club devotcil Ut m*
development of friendly nnd coinmer.'ial ralaBOM ba
twoen J_inre and UM FniU.-d BtStoS," -ays tl.e "C<HB
rii-i-V' (orrespondciit, " offered ii dinner at the C'on
Unental Hotel to M. r.iknotre, thc new Mi.'iister of
France U> the I'nited Stulcs. At tl.at banqiict. whlth
wu* pre.*ided over by A. Bartholdi, tl.e prosldent of
the Oriraniiattion Coiumittec, about sixiv per?on_ -c.-.-,
prcsent, among then. Mr. Whitelaw Uei.l, tbe l niled
States Minlsi*r to Fr.incc; Mr. Hoo.ier. tlie Mce. (.'on.ul
of the rnited Statos, and Mess.s. Wnddlngton. BfalM*.
Mellne, Slegfried, Li. htensteln. I-.nsscdat und UM
Maejdar, of the "Oaaarlar 8ea Bata-Uiiie." wiicn
dcsseit was served. M. A. BarthoM. roae and suid:
?? >]ioiwilbstaoe_i raoaal baiaavaBiaoit, i eouM not
deprivo n.ysclf of Uie plca.ure of ?alutlng M. Pataootre
aiid .,1 assuriiig him ol tlie hympaUiv of the nicmU-r
of tho -Lijion Amei-ltulnc."' Thc new Freiuli Hln
Uter to ihe I'ulted tiiates will bc there during tlie i.u
porunt period of the CMoam Kxhibition. is it aaaaa
mry to sny that . rely ou hi_ support, and thal ?*
are sure that hc will oblnin at Washington tbe BBttOaaa
whlcb he had evervwlici-e durinj,' hl* biilllant dlplo
matlc naroers in C?aa, I'ersia, 8va8_a. Morocco and
in (ireece? Wo liopo that tbe questlon of the tnri-t
will attratt hit. aU .ition.' 'In tl.l- UMMt' a'lik-d M.
Bartholdi. '?. assodute Air. Whitelaw Beld. who haa
.Uwuys khown hlmbClf so doiotcd lu regard to u*;
who fullila iu- fuii. Uons with such >!.. UiiUi'.n. and
wha endcavora to inainuuii lha tnidlUons of aympathy
aud friendsluu beUcca Uio _:icat Aiiicrl.an Kcpubli.
aud Fi-nte.'
" M. l'aiciiotie, aaunrarlag M. RarthoMi, thaakad
tbe orga.-izers of tl.e b.-nniuct offered him. Hc ended
his spoech by drlnking 10 the aucrc.s of thc gr. nt
| American Republic, u* well us to Us rcnrei_a_tstt*8.
i Mr. Wi-ltelaw Ueld. Thc Mlt.i-.tcr uf tl.e ti.lted State
! in I'lins Uicn. ln approi.rii.ic words. wlshed BOCVjaaa I"
i M. Puteuotre ln a eountry where he ?__ Hnd i.i... >lf
at home, us A.ncncan-. who llve ln 1'rni.ce ft-.-l nt
home. The Mtnlater dnn.k thc health of the Fieiirl.
lUpuhllc and Its pruHdeni. M. Uaniet.
- Maaars. spuller, Maatilad ai.d Mellne roso in turn
to delHcr flu.rt BPaaohaa. and M. Bartholdi cndcl lha
baaqaal bv wiilng to M. I'atenotre: -Now. tlmt vou
l.uve l**elved all tbe hlaaalagBi let us go and diiuk
our toffce.'" _ _
OtVIT O.Yf TICKY.T AT TIIE XEW YORK CIJJB.
A n.ember of the Now York Club, wbo 1* Uioroughly
c*nver-_,t.t with the _nte of affalrs In thc org:n.i/.a
tlon, said ye-terdny thut no othor ticket would bc
placed lu nomination than Uio one which wns pt?ted
on Monday t.iglit. The new OMMB .... thia we those
of D. Ba..k_i, J. M. Hnghes, W. H. T. Hnghos, .lordiin
1.. Mott and L. M. bchwarz "Tlils ticket ls as strong
;tn ?.y that could have becn norciiiatcd,'1 aoid the
reporter * informai.t, -and lt will be elected unan
Imou-ly. Th.-n; ls no dlspo .tl..n to get up an opjx.sl
tiun party. Thc ele<tloii of the new men will put
nn end to all the nilsundet.ta:idiiij.'s ai.d 8108088088
whl .. have rxisted kn the club. The board will rcp
re<-_it all elcments and what It de.idc* on will be
f.upportcd bv the great lx>dy of flif membcr-."
" liien the diiwto.-s who rcslgned will not Balft !<>
be re-elected aa u viiidi.atio!. I* was a-ked.
? No, they are satUfiert with the men on tho repilnr
ticket. I flannat say Just what rhai.gcs will )>e made
In tbe club i.y la* imw adn-nlst.-tition. ison.c action
may be taken c be propo .tion to red..its the ....
IU.:. fc* fiom 880u i" 8800| a step tl.at ha* beeu freciy
h>i\o.,it'd. faaaaaaaBfi i thu.k auoo la a big aaoafU
-um 9> rharpr for adaila .-m to any (lub in New-Vo.-k.
If a waj) visitB the clnbhooae onlr at tare la.teiv.I-,
i?_._j lTrorlJiliily k>-j ni... 1. to tbar-t.- I.Lm, and If he
Uvea O.'-re he Booa ?pe-:.l* more Inan bis Inlilatlon
t*? ln Ihe re*laii.-.t.it and cife. lf tbe board bror*
the reductb/ti the iraolut.un will prubably bo udop'.-.l
by Uio uxembct.."
THE COURTS.
TO CON1BST __FR_D BEDLOW* WILL.
lim TAMILY SAY THAT IT WW rROCL'RED UNDER
INDUE IXFMJENCE.
Alfred Bcdlow, a descendant of the old New-York
famllv by that naine, dled on May 18 latt at the age of
stxtyslx. When his wiU waa offered for probatc 11
wa- dlsc .vered that Mr. Bcdlow had bequeathed prae
tlcally all hl* property to Mlss Sarah A. Htlllwell. wtth
whom l?e had boarded for about two year. before his
death. Tn hl* wtdow. Fanny M. Bedlow; hts daugh
tcrs, Florence B. Townaend and Jnlla A. Frothlngham,
and hT* OOO, Alfred Bedlow. Jr., the lesUtor be(|ticathed
H eaeh.
Tlie wldow and children flled objecdons to the will.
and the contest w_? begur. befora Rnrrogate Ransom
yesterday. They allege that Mr. Bedlow was meiiully
Incompetent. and that tha will was prooured by tfefl
unduo Influeni*} of Mias bUllwell and Charlea C. Keeler.
Bfr. Bedlow had no businea*. and llved upon Uie lmome
of property left OO bim by his relatlve*. He married In
1S56. and he and hts wlfe llved together until \u?~,
when Mrt?. Bedlow declared that, in conscquenre of her
husbsind's intemporate hablta. ho neglectcd to suppc-t
her, and aho went tn llvo wlth ber daughter. Sl,e al-o
began a snlt for separatlon in tbe Supremo Oourt, and
allmony wa* awarded to her. bfit bflflflffl the sult went
M a Judgment Mr. Bedlow dled. After th* separatlon
Mr. Bedlow went to board wlth Mlss tttlllwell, -0 Wflflt
Nlnety-wxind-t-i. Mr. Keeler, who ls a BaOfOfi ls tho
unelo of Miss Stlllwell, and h*t aTrib boarded in the same
houae. Mr. Bedlow took a great llklng to Ml*< Still
well, and before bi* death he Uranaferred eouvlderablo
property in thls clty to her. The wldow und cldidren
have suits pendlng noV to aH nslde Uioso t-uisfers.
Henry Bedlow, a brother of tha t_*a?r, was the
flrat wkijieax called yestcrday. The wi_.*s was at one
tlmc Mayor of Newport and llvcs there now. He dld
not think thnt hU brother wa* sound montaily. Alfred
and the other children had Uihcrited rotiwMerable poof
Ofltfi t ut at tiho Ume of his death he dld not have much
as he had spent his money reekle?dy.
The w:dow tesGiied tluit OOflfl slnoe she hud bec-i
HfO-OOOl from her husband her daughtere and their
hur-bands liad wipported her. The only money wliich
she had received from her husband stnee 18-7 wa*
01,552, paid to her as dower iu wme property which
was sold. A leUcr which the wltnca* liad wrltten to
lier husband saylug that ?ho waa sorry at havlng bo
brlng thc dlvorce sult, and asWng him to return, was
shown to hcr. Thc teurs rolicd down her cheeks Ifl
slie read lt and acknowledged that she had writteu lt.
Julla A. Fi-othing-hiim, one of the 0000-0000, declared
Uiat when she heard of her father'* llhies* she wr.Mo
co hiiii. Not receivlng any reply, she went to tho
house where he had boarded to lu.juire abou: lilm. lle
wjis deud then and slie -?? Kn.-elcr and nshed Keeler
why 8.110 had received no reply to her letter to her
feOfcor. .....
"Do you really w|-h |o l-BOWf" BOBBfl Keoler, ac
eoiding to Mr,-. 1-Yoihhigham's tcs-1iraony.
Bfee replled that slie dld w?nt t<i know and Keeler
lold her Uiat he had advlscd her futher BOi to -00*00
thc letter. The case will be coniinued to day.
THK HOUSE BUUDS BEFORE IHE COURT.
_J_fU_f-_r_ ON THE CONSTITUTIONAUTy OF TIIK
OOUNTtD QL'OllUM.
Wushington. Dec. 2.-Thc hearlnc of thc three cases
lnvolving tho ron-titutlonarity of the MeKlnley T-rlB
Act wus closcd in the t'nlted btates Supremo (ourt
to-day wtth 0 bricf argument by Stephen U. Clark. of
New York. who was unablo to coni'lude his 000001-0
aaatorOoo. t?
BO-BltOff1 Odncnal Taft then opened for tho fjorflra
ment the flflflfl l.rougiit here by the I'nlted .States on
appeal booo u iotloloa <.f the circutt Ooatt af a_
Dattfld stutes for the Nuithern District of New>York,
tn fnvor of Uullin, JOOOflflt A fo. Thls case laO-tOOO
the vulidity of Uie Dfnglev Worstml -Ot Tlie point
of most public lntcrest in connection wiUi the act is
thnt thc (lucstlon of "no quorum'' is rulsed, 1000-?I
Iteed Imving. ln order to make i? o.uorutn, rounted a
BUmbflO- of DflflOOOOOOO who were In U.eir se_t_ but 00
fnilned fi-om voting. The Solidtor t.eiMOOVTo posltiou
ls thut thc House hud tlie power to make the rule
under which tho -II was pnssod, and Uiat the ijuestlon
of ihe W??"in Of UM rule bi OOM wiih which tlie court
has nothing to do. the icmedy being ln the llou.se It
self und nlliflOflbfllT in thc people who fllflflt Uic rcpre
aoatattvaoi
Edwin II. t-nrtlh, of New York, nrgued for the i:n
Imrt'-i-, niuliitaiiiiug thai OO ? yoa and nav vote It was
BOOOflflflff Ui show Ihfl mnn's BflflOflMB by _1* acUon
and by some Cuiistltutlotml reuulr.ment. uml that there
wns no vmi-atit for the Clcrk iOO?CtOI ?_u Ptflflflfl?
.lu-tice Brevvcr -uiil thc point si.-cnu-d to bo that it
was hccfs-jiry that a uinn -liould bfl la-unl und BOI
scen, nnd n-ke.l how lt would bfl if 0 B-Bfl aOflWflroi
by tclephoii.) to a roll cnll. ( oul.l lie be countcd in ;i
iiuoi'um. Mr. .smlth ooo Boabtfol oa ifcat point. bat
llniii.lit bfl miirlit bO, perhaps, If thc llouso put tfefl
ooaBfl ou t: c Joeiaol,
Atiiuiiey GeaerjU _liller elbflfli the case wttfe fl brtfli
niguiiient for the Government.
Tho Bopreoflfl Ooort _too troo?t-tof the fo_oarloo
bU-lnOM :
No. 115-Matthew T. GH-bora, fippellant. ngt. tbe
CbflrtM *Aik l.ite liisuruino . .imimHV fld llnrtford,
( nun. Militiiilted.
No. 110 ?< 'luit-lcs (?. Cfeever, plaintilf tn error, ngt.
J. W. lloiiii-r et al. SnbinUi.-.l.
Adjoun.ed until lo-flolOrrow at 1_ o'clock. The day
cj.il wiii be u- follows: Bo*. -J7, 118, no, io, i_o,
101, 100, ltO, 1--1 nnd 1_5.
A SlIT OVIB AN OPERA.
j.iin w. _OrrUofly haa brooo-st o ?uit iu thfl Bo
premo Court a^a!n-.t M. JI. Baymond, tlic. BflflflOOOOJP
of tlie mu>ir of thc opera "OoVflbt?," and Hfltf W C.
BoOflfeet aud Cbadflfl l_ynaud, the auUiors of tlu
Ubretto, for .fJ-lHid, for a hallBOfll bOOflcfe ai OOOtOOOt
MotrhBM* fl?1BflO that In the _.1I of 1000 the defendnnts
flgfOflO to give him OAVKX! for putiing the opera on the
stage at the Standard Theatre for thc sea=un of l - -
1880. When thc time came 00 pa'v tfefl money Mor
i-i-H-y says Uiat lt was nut foithcomlng a:id so hc
bixniglit UiU suit. Tlie dofendants deny that the con
t.ari wus ever coniplettd. Misi Bfl?flhOO flOflOM Um
?lie g;ive Morrissey lf 1,000, aXfeot-Bg tlmt Ifefl OOO
liaei would bfl BlOBflO, and when lt was not she de?
manded the return of thc BBOBO*. Morri.-??<?>? MlflBad
to -:vi: lt back and she bmuKht a suit.
Tlu| eooo came up ye*tetday before Ju-ti'-e Pattcr
son lu (he BojfrOflM Court, ( iiiiinli'i-. I.ecUioii wa*
MflOTVOd upon a mollon fo; dlstnl.s-al of t!:e complaint.
THKV HOR! PAY VO- 11EU INJIUY.
Mrs. Margnret o'Nelll was reccnily iiijurcl whtic
on ? -tn-et car ln a colllslon between the car and a
tnick. She su?d both tfefl i-allroiid compaiiv and the
owncr of tlie tnick, and .rcovcred Judirment for $l,_4u
on the trisl of the ra-e bfld-Cfl t'liief Ju-oicp IflflOaleb
and a Jmy. Hoth dcfenCanti- BOOOOlO? lier counscl. a.
W.-i-liboiifnt smltii, brou^'lit lier c:i>.- on f.^r argiiinent
before the Ooort of Apaealo, wh?b baa handed ooarn i
deriNlon aftliming Uic Judgment and dlie.ii.'ig tfefl ta
fendants to pay the amount.
OABM ABOC-D IN' TIIK OOCBT OF APPEA1..S.
Albany, Dec. _??ln thc (.'-ourt of AppcuU to-day the
fnlluwing ru^e> wero argued :
Fredciii.. C I.indo and unolhcr. rc-pondents, agt.
Hugh J. Hi-ant. a^ Sheriff, etc, appc-ll.ini.
Anna W. Brown. IQPfOlldfl-i, agt. Austin Coihln,
recelver. etc., BBOflUBOl.
\V. P. Tltus, rc-.pondent, agt. J. E. Hflfl-M et al..
apptllants.
c. Matittioa, rcspondenl. agt. thc Phocnlx ln-ur
booo Company, api^-nint.
Williiim K. Ubriakle, appellant. act. Uie .'entml
Vermoot Bollroai 0?floiy, looo-uoout.
The followlng cases were arni.-d before the BetOOd
D:v. 'ou :
A. C BtehOMO?, re-pondent. agt. J. F. Diefcndorf.
ajijiellai.t.
p. 0. Anthoiiv, appelUnt. agt. L. WUo et al., re
?aooOoofo,
.1. C, BCOOflBOn, as receiver. ct<.. appellant, agt.
Hugh J. Oroot, Bberlff, etc, roapondeat.
E 11. A>n- . ii. il.-tit, a.-t. tli- Vlllage of llain
mondsport, uppellaai
The day I alendnrs for Ifl morrow are as follow- :
Flr<t Dh BOB WOO. 10?, 101, 170, 100, 171. 1 -7.
l!.(. and I0S.
ftoeood l>lvislon-Nos. 180, _7d. Mrj. 5i<_, 5_'.'. :._!,
.?i-_7 BOd ."''_^.
?-?
A I.OM. MTKiATlON B-VBrSBfl TWO WO.MI.N.
The sult of Mr*. Clara P. GfllOMOa agaiu*t Mrs. Ilelen
A. FiL-iK'h. l'l-ihaui St. UflflBOO BMflflU and Abci Cionk. in
tlio L'nlt<d sute* Clrciilt Court ha* IflOlly bata aM !'d.
MOM * d'-i ni HOOfBlMa. BM OOBtOMOMaM Irtt * im
nf furnitnii- iu I-Oaob'a HooO, oaiah ??. Im_arQ to
i-.ik Ko.v, when flM bOflflflOd t-'av Bfl BM MflflOOMB Bl "'
lt. Mr*. French nciit th.; artl. 1>* to * *?nage "ir.
\-ii.:. ui.-- wei. flflaorosrad bj Iro. Mrs. omomo d'1
Ulned a veidlct f'.r 08,000, lle \alm- ?t :ii- fuinl-iiii-. Ifl
OM -..?'? wlnih OM t.riiusih' a.atn?t Mr- Kninli. Thu
d.-feiid.iit had ju?t r.-fflved 1810,800 for th" bflOal |ir<>| ,--ty.
I,.it Ohfl rehis-d to pjv the jndcincnt li Wa* allei<^il that
HAVILAND CHINA AT FIRST NAND8.
DORFI-INGEI-'S
CUT GLASS.
FRWk li _VILA\I>.
Nu. 218 Fifth Ave., Cor. l><H1? St.
A CME BLACKING is cheapcr
A at 20 cents a bottle than any
other Dressing at 5 cents.
A LITTLE G0E8 A LONG WAYS
._*_.,)_} shoea once blaokened with it c*.
be kert flean br washin* them with water
People in morlenite circumsiaiwes hnd it
profUle to bny it at 20c. a bmtl *, 8888818
what ther spend for Blacking they $ave in
shoe leather. .__ .1:
It is the cheapert blacking considennR
its nualit*. and'yel we want o aell it
cheai .r i. it ean be done. V. e will pay
$10,000 Reward
for a reeine that will enable 81 to make
Woij-V- AcME Rlackinu at such a pnre
that a retailercan prnfltably aell it at 10c. a
bottle. Thia offeria open until Jan. lst, lsJA
WOLFF & BANDOLFH.FhiladBlphia.
Old Jurniture painted with
PIK-RON
ithis U the name of the paint., looks like
atained and varni.shed new furmture. One
coat will do it. A child ean apply it. lou
ean changc a pine to a walnut, or a cherry
to mahogany; there is no limit to youi
fancies. All retailere ?ell it. _
_ha ti*in_.rr_l all her property to Ivar son-ln-law, Mr.
Ul_s.ll. Supplcmfntary proceedhig. wcra begun aad a
lot of avldenco wa* taken. Klnally, the oa*- ha* b'-w
aaMBBt lt la reported that Mra. Coleman 88888888 W.OOO,
or 40 per ccnl of her clalm.
VERDlCT AGAINST TJIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
A Jury ln Judge \\_eeler*8 part of the I'nited srtates
Clrcult Conrt yesterday awarded Edward H. Cun
iiingham $7,600 ln his sult for damii..-s BdjalMt the
Now-York Ontral Road, a? leasoe of Uie Went Shorc
Line. William Travers Jeromo appeared for the com
pk.lntint and A .ibel Oreen and Austen O. Fox tor tho
road. In Octobcr, 1890, Cunnlngham wa* taklng a
oar b-id of la.r __? to Boston. Ile w_ on top of a
car when ho wa* throwr, to tho ground, being bndly
mluivd. Tho Jury was out an hour aad a haU. i_o
rallroad company will appeal tho MM
COl'RT ('AU'.NUAI.s I-"OK TO-DAY.
fi:r:::^o:^.c^^i!:'r_.^t-o_1:TSiot,?
"__&_? '(^t'-P^ia-^Term-Part I-Adjouraed until
U<-8upr-nic1Co..rt-Specl?l Tcrn.-r?rt U-Adjourncd for
%u*r-!ne Coart-Circult-ParU I. II. III and IV
Adjo'irn-d for th?- tt-rn.. ..,,,,, ?. r?th^rin?
s... rior (..urt-spe-ial 1** ?a8aii Freed-ian, J.-M
UWsujv rlor Court-nqulty t** Bt** McAdan., J.-Noa.
al?_{Siat Conrt-Trlal Term-Paru 1, II and ill
Adn;rn..afCI'l^'^.l Tena-Before Bookataver. *~
*%_?. lnaaa-BNttJSS______S_TC*l/^_aoa^?-_C^
CoTuhon Pl'_ia-TrlBl T-_ui-F_r-S I, II aml IU An
J0Uc..? vonr^:."Tr^.-notor "*?rfr^f__t
Ctt. Court-Trl.il T.rm-Puru I. II. 111 ana iv *??
J ^:_:u..tL i.ir''ia-Att.rney Za._B-_.ea 1 to 10. la,
clu.' .. ot CMoBtal aa*1-8_l*H _____3, f**_T__
J.. and A .l?t~.it UUtrlct-Attorn.y ****** M88. 1 to 10.
_k1u?1vo. m_m_
THREE CIlOSi: DE.tr 11 BY HAXGIXG.
ONE WAS WOTD IN OnmUt PARK-ANOTHER
STlUNGLfcTD ____?__' IN BBB CHAIU.
Mra. Bettv Beer. wlfe of an aue:it nt No. 51 Weat
rn-lin-drdan^hitythiin-t, .nniml tel ,uirld- n
her kitchen ye-t.rdav mornlng- she wa* t Ity elgl,
r__ old. and had baaa aaJtofte. from *****_* ?d
L_H__ for many month*. II W8* l.cr . ustom to
get up 99*9 ... .rnlng nnd p**** ????*?_? ,nr _T
__**** BOd bcrvlf. nnd Baa* ___*?__? ***_*_ " 7*
___\ hU WlfB .nlled him. As ___* failad flj ** him
H the usual l,,.r yc stei-lay mornlng. ha (iress.d him
M|| Hi *_a_ into tl.o kitchen. Ha H* her _ttlng in
__ armchair, Wllh l.-r *** bowed us lf she waa asKx.-p
,,ut ,?. .??, iiaeomatf tlut Mm araa 8aai, and ?**
riMhM m-agM ***** wBk 9 rtathaatea, aaa aad
,1 .hkh . a. fii-tcned to thc ti.insom of tl.e klttl.cn
' J_C0h K.-nsler, a (iertnan, Cfty-ouo yeara oM, W*
?u empluycl ln the stable of J. ?. l-"--y; ?J J*;
118 Baal Twenty-sccond-si.. and llv?l wltli his fnn.llv
over tba atable, -ommltted *ak_i s-.n.e 8aaa .... nias
.Sfnlght in tha oxeaam_OB al nvnty i.od - . and
i-ourti, ave, whera a new building tor aha ' aJlad
CbBriti-8 la t. be ereckMl. Hc hangc.l himself to a
been and*. tbe -Mdwalfc IM aw_|? of hto body
.?,,.. tha ropa, and Ma body was found ye*terd-iy
momiBg iving (ae* dowawvi on some Mraala of
eaaaant m- deefrooteiiej was s,.id to ha*o aaaa
caeaed by _r___-Baaa.
Tbe bod. of an unknnwn man. deeently d_-*aea,
wk f.-m..i bandna beei tha iimb of a uw ln ccntnil
i-uri- i ir ? W" ' Seventtotliat. eatrame, ><-..ti.n.
\ l.u-i.il -man .ut tbe rorp-e down. BBd .1 WM
s . E_s___a?siewfe ?
_____e___awe^T_S_&._
? . ?; .V,_ Sareaaed to - M1.B RobIo Kil. . ar. of
li!.'l. N.'? V'"li" Tbe inltials ?F. W. ' w..ie itamptd
00 h*la ui.'l'-r.?iotlnng.
_-? -
pjn.vo cr-.t/ifs taAixn the cinr.
Thc Aqucduct Comml-ioiiei* ar> =.ettlm_ some of
the . laiin oi fonii.-r aaatftojoa who hara a_ada daaaaoda
lor hoah pay under the ctmit ot __ppaala deeUAoB la
tlw F.n.niitt aaaa. Thl* allowcd t->e di*(-harged men
t_| _,ay cuverlug tbe Ume between susponsion and
uctual <ll_.nU*al. Veftol-AJ tl.e C ..nm.-.on resolvc-d
to nu lodmaBt* amouottng to 83.040 09 ?bu?aedb>
susSended Inapectora ol ma.ry and axen.cn. T..e
;.T,'_:,.' o .-lainu of lU-pcndod Aqueduet luapectoi
SSSSiSb t. about ?^^in?^J^aB^S?_S
ax-lBBBOCtor of ui.isoniy during 1HP3-n.?, >.>tei-nay
flledlaTcJa_0 for *l,'i<i'- 87 bach salary under tho BOlM
deci-lon._,
IOOK orr foh 8_fl___-_UVfl clochs of IXJST.
Corre*ponden<e between Comni.-sioner Brenmui, of
,',,? mhhm OaaalH DaaavttMiit. aad Oaaaaah
i.inov of tbo Dafartaaaai al PablU Wocks, rafardlag
lha aaa ot amlar tor sprinkiing lha atraola hadora thc
ivaavtoi aaathltm p~^ aaaa thom, h?.s leaaJtad la
ihe i .fusal ol Mr. (iilroy to allow water to be tnken
{rqa_ tha hrdnaata bc tbo paipoaa aaaaad. Mr. nr-.n
,?.,. ____m dbadad bi* lahordlnalea raatorday to
i'.,,... li..- u. -I walw tor atraaUjrtaHtop.
Owing !o th,- oonUonanca nt .hc wa.ter en.erg_.oy Uie
..,,,...,.?. oeplng ...... lni.es will n... (...in work be ore
iio iu that thg 4a*l whkh thev will sm- af ahnli
.nate as ItU* .iiii.o>a;i<e n* ot *Ible.
? ?-?
t0 VBOTBBt AGA1XST I1QUM l./''/.\ .:>'.
Ol two dllfcreut (xia-ions about forty property
ownerf Iffdafld in pe:->n ***** Ihe Ex.4*c Uoard,
prot^tlng ngnlnst ll.onses lor Nos. 4110 and 4Jti Cm
li.ii.l.ii- ave. Thev wcio baiked up by two nionater
polltliair. ii|iaaanlla| prapartf warth aaaaral tollBoa
doUar*. Not a -i.ii^lo p.-r-oii but the applicai.U ?p
iwin-d iu favor ol tl.e 8000068. ?0*Wlth___?d_l | Un .
la?t week itajpaoa arara grnnk-d. A aaaattai oi lha
wmI End Piotactlv* Laafaa will ha add to take bcUoo
thl- evening >t H o'rtock at ... Andiww. Methodist
F...i-...!mi (h.ucii. We*t Nowanty-ateth-at, betwaan
Amate-dam aod Columbua ares.
DF. LASCB1 IKOLL IOIB* 81 188HT18T.
ii. puty AaaiBtaal BtoHlalAttorney Uj.i.1 Waiah i.?*
i-utit in* leatgaatlaa .o MatrM Atlanwy HltoU to vom- t*9at
aa Jn..i_;y 1 Mr w .? i. taaad ** i>< ara* taatag bi*
iiri\iiu- ...?. u ... ahlch ?-.? woitu aaaa '.o hu. tha.. hi*
nlaiy al 18,100, m ... d.- i'l.-d t'j mv.- up hi* ofhee. Ra
Bm b--b n aaara* of th* larfii>d baad. and i.?* ?._.>? l
ii.,-ala in.1 ?...- "' hahaaa BBtyaa a..d aaftadlHoa, <.f ii.i
I'iv.ooo ot ba.i taaaaUBd u.i- yaai i.e ha.. (oUaatol 8_a,ooo:
ni- imu- ?rau'-'i IwaaB Baaaala laatoi ..un. al Ikei.. i.i.i haa
BBa. ?. d for Um pc.'i.i. m tv..iu.-iiv? ?>rit? oi sataadllBM
BOd li?b>?* . .ruu?, and lo?t only i?u of tl..- ._-?? 11^ ha*
ba*B l?dti*trl..u_ and ha* won iimny tii-nd- ... his obllgliij
?p nt
Mr w.-'.ii ?!ii ba *... i.led to Ja ?? IVaahbuni, of Ka.
3j Na*?;i..*t., ? .n.n.t.r ... t.,-- lagBBinra Club of llarb-m.
tUtKXBEtfi os ,lii. M.Ul.JIc.
The Whib- .st:ir *b-ai...-. Uajl .... vMch lalM f.i
Uvarfool hl 9 s8fl a. n. v-t.i.i.y. edrrted 1,008-htor
;ig-'. |80 ncq _ i ibi'- ind 900 utkioa paaaaaajer*. Ifoaa
than 700 of Ci'- paaaePfiBri WOW Sc iii.lli.rtvl.in-, wli.
laara 81*88 to thali ">d hotaaa to apaod tu<; wtoto*. aii
nlght b.fo.-e tho ttcam.-r aoltod thoy t.iutw trooping lu
from tlie v-rto.u .IcpoU. They iion- nt.wilv fi-.m th.i
Noribu-i-.*t, bnt all part* of ihe eountry, from tho At
laiiUc to lha Pa-lliL, lroin Xanitoba t>> Floildii, were
. prcarnted
I'oiii.lni- " liino. rnee Abroiid. ?
"li.noc'nc. Ali,?rf" .- iu.1,1. u>? largeat miI.. ol anv
i?.io. ii_.... ihat bai baaa i??.i"d lor >?..?. n i? umel
tUUl iull ol lun.
IN DAilKEST NEW-YORK.
A TALE OF DESPEBATE "CABBIES."
Til- VICTVKL QUE ACCOUNT OF HOW ACTItF?-_
IX)__ UNTOLD WF.Al/TIl.
Probably every nghtly coniUtuted mlnd has ln II
somewhere a love. more or less domlnunt or latent,
for fairy toles. Pmbably, nlso, Uie practice of scttlng
forth a falry tale for the giattflcation of otheri. as the
actor, In 'Ctr.dercllo1 do, must foster thls love .0 that
lt would be but a ,tep for an actor ln *uch a play
to flnd hlmsalf flRurlng ln a rcal falry talc. A stoiy
wns publlahed yestcrday of the udventure of Mlss Fnnny
Wa.d, who pluys the part of Clt.derella ln Uie flMMtOl !e
of the sume name, now rnnnlng at the Acnd.-my of
Muslc; her mother. Mra. John BM 100000: nnd Miss
Nina FarrlngUin, who appt_- as the Duke of Chappics
and the Insect Queen. The slmple _-?. *? ^ ??
tliey could be knrned, w.-re tfeM Ihe three women,
after the play and after a supper, took u cnb ln I nlon
Kojiure to rMo to No. 109 West Nlnety-eeot.d st.
There were two men on the box. PfkOO the flOfe
reached a po"'t Ui UM Kivcrslde Drlve, not far from
Nlnety-secoud st.. thc two ni. n got down and robbnl
the aaOBOO of OMOaW aud Jewt-L. threaUnln. U.ein
with a rcvolver. Uny then drov? uway. The
amount itolen waa estimated at all tho way from *200
to *10,'_O0. The Tribuue's BOtlBIOtO was O-OO.
lf women can be robbed ln thls uuuin.r in tli. hlgh
ways of the dty of New-York lt 1* a heinou* Uilng aud
retlects no credit ou the police system of the clty. But
the detalls ol ihls case becm pecullar. especially as
they were rclated vesterday, by the n_u .ilou_ly ex
nggornted accouut of the attalr tlint placjd th. loas fll
flH,_00. ln fact, tho slo,-y would have been quite
qiMpbOM and harnioiiloiii. lf only thc words ? yesterday
mornlng" had bcen atricUon out u,id tlie words "Ui tlie
retgn of the good Haro_ii-ai-I?ishldn inscrtcd. For
young women who have yet the niost of their fame to
wlu on tlie stage to nde four mlle- on a cliiUy ulght ln
a cab at B-, when they might rtde tn u wartn car at 1
centa, ls a vapiry of which pcoplo who are famlliai
wlth tlie habiu of actreaaes any tiiat U~y mlght ba
OOfOOki hut everybody admlt- that It is unusiiaJ for
such people to curry 9U>A)00 all over town wlth them.
1?OOO are diamonds of Alaska and _ones of ihe Bfe-M
and gold of Atticboro' and silver of (tcrmany 0?4 are
p.,pular ou the olflfe, aud tt ls >>_d that their effe.:t
tWOOt? feet olf Ifl e.\tiemdy br-iiuJit and altogcther
?ob?Oflflbooy,
TraveJJcrs have vlslted thc Rlveislde Drlve tn Uie
nelghborhood of Ninetj second-st., aud those who have
returned to tell what they saw declare that the place
ls desolate and fearful boyond descrlption. im the
ono side tho land fails away preclpltously to the snore
of ? great, dark river. on ihe otl.er the country ls
n waste, but across lt -gfeflO, supposed to be thoMi of
the city, may sotnclimes be aeen.
Tlils spot, was aall chost-n for a robblng of defence
less women. The women saw the river, and the ac
count already referred to says that they supposed lt tn
be the same Mklflfe was fornierly aeen by Hendrtb
Hudson and bears his name. Here they were de-pottad
of a ruby nccklacc worth 88,000, a riug worth 03,000
and a pln worth #1,000, with other Jewela worth a
piluce's raiuom, and, wlth a retlnetnent of crualty, all
Mlss WaidS hnlrplns were taken. Then they were
abandontd to the rlgors of the country, one of them
lyiug lii->eu*lble ln the gutter. Ueaders of an author as
recent as Flelding will remember liow Joseph Andrewa
was thus east into Uie ditch bestdo the road.
Out when they were abl. to walk, tlie rhronlcle
says, ono of them thought of golng toward the light-,.
___? was a liardy plan, for traveller. wlio have done
tlu-. ln OflflOli place- hiivu sometlmcs been kired ?it?
the very dcus of robbers. hut they held their way
through tiie terror* of dark ligures before them and
iumbliu. vvtieeh behiiid Ull they ?aw at lu_t a dream
of joy iu Uie form of a policemau.
Th. gcuius di-played in this accouut ia teen to be
the greutcr when it Ifl knowu what slight mcans the
writcr hud of knowuig auytliing at all of what took
pi-ee, for, though ho says that he talkcd wlth tha
women of the Academy, the manat'er of the houao de
clare* that he dld not, and that uobody waa al
lowed to do so. MfltOpTlf. laflflOCtOf Byrue- w?i aud
itUI i- K?OOi uN.ut ttr The story has Wi it the very
hand cf Schchcrernde.
i.lflcials at PflBflO Headqu.irtcrs yesterday evldently
thought thut the story of robbery was told for adver
Bfltag parfooofl OOd* thut if Uie women lost a_y Jewerry
or money they wlshcd to conccal the real circum
itaaeflfl under which tho thlng-, disappeared. "ls it
likely thut women wlio keep such late hours carry
about with them |OO__0 OOflfe nearly *1?,000?'' was
tlic roply which one of thc ofllclttla gave to a Tribune
reporter who a-^hed for lnformotlon. aTk? ?*?ry m*j
-MtOfl-D-O," he added. "Tiav women say thut thoy were
in a i-e-iiiuia.it in loiineeulh-st. ou Monday night and
-I..H..1 lo home liun an iioui- before midiiight. TOflfl
j hlii-d a cabmati to take them home, preferrtng to take
la ioni;, slow ride at that Hour ln_ wul of gouig homu
q_ic_1v. Tlie next thing they know they are in a do
Bfl-Ofld flfaO?BO thc cntunan ?nd anoUier man rob thein
at ilie point of a revolver and leave tlicm ln u half-futnt
Ing con.lltioii to timt tlieir way home. Tfefl women
go iK.me .pnctly, uttcrLnn no cries for help _id OOO-tOf
no awsi.itauco fivtn anybialy ln Ifefltr pilght. l_ter
tfefl] b U their itory to Ui- police, iiiid bafore the BO?Ofl
cau do iinythlng thc .-Uny la Mjjit to the newspapers.
'I'he an.xiety to have tne public told that _ctre??-?. havo
bCL-ii i.bli.it of JevveU worth llmu unii- of <t?.IUir-, is
eviilciicc to the pollco thut a free adverti-e-iiient was
waiit-.l and lt Bli-ouse- a B?ifltebm that no robbery' was
i oiniiiitt.-d. It ls -u-pii i-ius al?o that tho alleard de?
talls of tfefl story are such as caunot be corroOoraUd by
tfea poUce."
Boperioteadent Mnrray -aid the story wa- under in
vestlpttloti, and he liad no reports on the subject yester?
day. OXflflOO tlu- Mportfl in tfefl newspapere.
iilaaector Byraea -nd l "l have nothing to any about
the allegcd robbery at preaeat. There ls au Investiga
timi lu progress, and It will be Ume for me to tnlk
wfeao oooofltalni la loaod out."
When asked if there had been any corroborntion of
the story told by thc BetcflflflflO the Inspector replled:
"No."
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HILL AXD THE JUDICIARY.
\ DI'.MOCUATIC vikw OF JUDGE O'BIUEN'S mis
sion Tu -TB__CO-B,
From Tlie New-York Sun, Dec. 2.
The as-ignuient by Uie QOOflO?00 of Judge Morgan J.
O'lirU-n, oi iliia cliy. lo hold an e_traordiiiury bpoclal
Term of Ue- OupreOM Court ln >yi-a. uso Mndfl _TOOt-l to
llirnaifl public uiterost ln the election toiuroversy now
going on ln Onoiidaga County.
lf, a.> la Migyst.-.l lu some tlflPOlflfeflfl frem Syra
cuse, Mr. JuBtlee 0 i.rlcu h_s beeu oool there -imply to
dtsposo of 00 uuiisiiul prtflO of ordlnary htigatioti In
that city, bla appolntmeut to hold un addiilonal spc
dal Term hOO uo political slgnifieance. lf, on BBfl
other Irhnd, tbfl extruordlnary Bffl-b-l Term has beou
called wlth refeieiue t<? ITOO?mot the ultlmate suc
(flM of tlie Uepiiblii aus ni tfefl flMoBoo cum-* whieli
havo come before Mr. Jusiice Kennedy, tfefl matter is
far more eettOOO.
We tiavc not been able to follow the OM.IIfl of tfefl
oiiiiiidagii ejectiou lontioversy with aoBkteai particu
laiity to e.xpress n coufldent opinlon In regard to iu
mcrits. Indi-ed. W0 doubt B?iIbM any falr Judgment
can be formed upon eaofe newspupcj- accouuU us havo
been tel-graphed from Syraeuso io New-Vorh. Muuy
Uilng-, bowever, ln tlie Uinguage of Jutffo Kennedy, aa
reported even ln tte Repabtlcoa newapopera, bave im
pressed us uoflavoiiibly, liidii-atinf, if tlie publWhed
statements are correct, an attitude of mlnd on ltis part
that ls hardly fl?COrOPfl or Judklal.
hut whatover Judge Kennedy may have done. the
unprecedented course of sending a .liulge of oae poliUcal
party ui a di-<t?int poriiou of Uie Sta.e to OSflrobM bla
ofltcial powers tn opiN>sltloii to a ,ludg? helonglnit to
the adverse party ran only bw ju>utied when tlie
condut-t of tfefl kMfll maglsirate ta v. clearly and ln
dlsptitnbly iu tfefl wm ig _, to anotiiit to h flagnint
dlaregbrd of public rlfbt. Cnlew, the ooonfl bofeoa
or proposed to \?i tulien by Mr. Justlce Keimiedv tunis
out to be wholly iinliiwful aud ooaarfoatfli Ifl anv
MOOOOOfetfl view of the case, it wtlt prove to be a
scriotis flrtor, Indeed, ou Uie purt of tlie BxeeallVfl to
exorctae Um poaar ra order ao aztaaofOlnao Mna oi
eoari lo I*. held in imondarra Co_.tr ln order to over
come, for th?j time bcinv. tbfl effect of Mi daftalon*,
Oa tho olher hand. If, aa ls eooBOonUjf flflifltOeO b)
tfefl DeoaoeraM ol OnondBta, lt i>? tfee fad tfeal Judire
K.'iiiie.lv l- proeecdlng i-- a puliriral pa.u-i-u rathw
ihaii U-. fl '.-? p natbbi Judi.-ial ofltcor, ln plob .i.*t.
g.nd uot oolj oi ihe Mflooaloo of tbfl hoor, bat .-t hi
own rulings tn i.revtoti* easea, ihe Oorernot miv
property t.ik* -bc_ meaiis m ai- Bfleai orj t.. Inaare
ilie duo flOfl?oMratleo oi )ost?a la tfeot parl ol tfee
tiflia Wb**\ i.i-n-.di uix wm. uaoeoaor u vva- not
tli.iuglil tmpropor .>-.? onbecooilng to a?od a Itepu
Supteme Conn lustlce Irom Brffaki _ Iry rrtmlnol
<a??a of (Bi-eat pablk l-SBDrtanofl in thia .i.v. and
^veu to bald bb oxtiaorOlBorjr .?? ol tfeo Coarl oi
Tn.-, and Perar! ier ? Bro blrn.
iu otaor t.> Bvoid all poeefl ',? qaeatlnn of partl?an
hlp. ao vii-li ilin1 the (K.vei-niii- OOOld l.ave Imied It
i o i '??ut w,iii Id- lenae of ofltcbU <lut\ to aaalgn i -i-ie
Iteptiblican Jiidga ont-Me Bm vtii Jodlelal nlitrlet
.,, ||oM Un -? ?':-lordmai-y Bpeclol T-iin ; but u? The
GOLD MEDAL, FARIS, 167a
W. BAKER k CO.'S
BreaMast Cocoa
from B hlch tho ?i^h of OU
ha* l^cn rcnioved,
/* atmohitrhj OflMO nnd
It it toluble.
No Chemicalf
are utt-il ia lt* pn-p*r-tlou. H
ha* ii,n< fAioi thrfi tii-ttt Vtt
? ..f Cocoa mlvril N.i-ft
Htai'.h, Arrowrool or 8u?ar,
and I* IhiTt-fore far inote uoo
I uomlcal, confin^ lr*? thnn one
(f.-ifiiii./.. It Uilt !l< H;ii-,ii iur
' lihlng, HreuK'hi-iiiii-, 0?00
ui ,_.ted, aud admlrably udaptcd for tuvalld
M well a* '' ' prrine. |rj haullb.
V?l.l t.r flrucfri afirywhar*.
W BA__EK&CO.,Doroh?.?r,M_4u_
&____-*
r* /&/___&__%_. *
OIVlS EAJOYS
Both tbe mefhoda and r_.i1r* when Svnip of f\m
Is taken | lt ls plenaanf aml refrr.bi.-n n. the taa tt,
and aeta _ent!v, yet promptly. ao tl,.- Kiimj^'
Llver and ItoweLa, rleftnsi nj. the ?vnte.? effectually,
! (Uspela e.dds. heartuol.c* i .?' fevers a- I ( : .*, j^,'
itual eona-pation. Syrup of Fl_r-; in the only -___.
edy of ita Idnd ever pffodaoad, plea_iu_. to the ta. _
and acceptable to tl.e st-.niacli. Prompt it, if, ___}.
\ tion, and truly hcncficial in it* efTecf*, nrep?.*_
. only from the more healtl.v and a?r*>eab!f. ..jK.
Btince. its many exoellent <|.ialities eom_M_4 lt t?>
all, an.l hnve made if the most p pniar renaed
known.
Synip of Fl_i is for sale in :.0c and $1 bo .^
by all leading drtnr.gl.sts. Any rellai. . rlr.igfc
who mny not have lt on li.-ind vi 111 procore it
promptly for any ore arbo *H bl_ to try jt. _{,
not aeoept any an hat Itute.
CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.,
HAS FUA.NCleiCO. ( AU,
I.OL'ISTir.LE. KY. NEW.TORK. . V,
Now York Trlbune ?-s of .J.ide. 0*B_*_l "Ile tioMi
a ht*h place in thi- .........ur ity. and hi- eeaaaa on u?
bendi haa not lald him open to crlUcUm." We _-,
confldent that lie will do nnthln;, anywhera u.t atg
not be honorabli. to him both oa a public offlcer aa.
as a man.
A\FAMILY IiURXED IO UEAIII.
FATQFR, MOTHF.R AND <*>\S n-lRI-II - \N OVl*
TURNKD STOVK IHF CAQ8_h
Detr-.lt, Dec, 2.-TI.0 most apnalllng <ata<tr?p_ tbat
has vlslted Detroit alnoe tlie burnine: of the ?ni_o
Scftool a co.iple of yeara ago took p_> e abont 2 o" olact
thls momlng. Flre brokc out ln tho g. _ery sto. 4
(Jeorge J. Rel . No. 888 Orleans-at.. and. romrnaal
catlng to tlie dvrelling-house overhe__l, *motlier_. U
dcatli Charles Rels. aged twenty-two, and his br__ .*.
Joale and Eddle, ajfd eleven and aeven v ._*_. Tta
two latter children were found In their bed. and tha
older boy was dlecovered by the flremen lylng opac
the floor before a window, aa If he had reallaed tba
danger and had attempted to make his earapa bv that
e*re_-i. The father and mother were fonnd. lnck_ U
each other'-i a_hs, at tiie foot of Ihe stalrs l_adtaa m
Into tbe yard. They were bnrned to a rrl*p. Wbr
they took the rear stairs may never be known, lor _
they had gone down by the front way thev would an
(kmbtedly have be.1 saved. Two other chlldr. n, >a.
axed flfteen, and Tony, ag*4 twelve, and a bired |_,
who?e name could not be awertalned, escaped br ]_*?
lng ont of fhe wtndows Into the arm* of the poli . u4
flremen. There waa no meana of ttndlng out Juat h_r
the flre atorted. When itr . aeen lt waa l**'.ing froa
tha front wlodows upstalr*. but an examlnatim nt tto
grooery store ahowed tliat an overturned ftova d.d im
damagc.
- ? ?
?MR. BBOKAW'X GIFT TO PBlXCEVXf.
Princeton, Dec. 2 (Spc_al).?The senlor etato beM
a meetlng at noon to-day ln <?ld Chuj_I. to P*s* upfl
the rules for Clnss Day election. A coramittee ?aa
posed of C. R. Spooner, J. Q. Wllsou aud J. M.
Huston submltted the rules, which were unanlmooir.
approved. Last nlght a meetlng of tbe 1 fiag_ coa
mlttee on the Brohaw Memorial Fleld w.i- beM In Uh
faculty room. The meetlng was called to organlae a
thorough cunvass of tlie college bef .re the ( hristmaa
vacatlon, and t>) leorn fr>>m Presldent Pa.ton of t_*
generous action which has boen taken by _lr. Hr?k* .
Ur. Patton snld that Mr. Brokaw appre lated Uio ttrf
which had been taken by the college in the dire-ttoa
of a memorial to the heroUm of his son, aud tbat ba
would stand bchind the projeet to rh" ex'ent of ll*.
000. *29,OO0A or lf necessarj-, 82 .OuO. Mr. Brolaw'i
glft coiiteniph.tes an eiten.*lon of U? T>'^n' _____
adopted by Uie eommlttee, ao that Prtnceton wlU ha**
the bei?t c.mipped recreailon gr.und ln the *****_
The fleld will be tilungular In sliape, and wtll be pl -ttd
Into four football or ba.*eball ground-. IhaN wtll b?
provislon lor a number of tei.nl-> oottrta aml a t.aniboiDa
bathbona*, confalning a large awlmmlnf-pool ^.d (_?
most approved apparatu*, will be ereeted.
m>-?
ARMY ANV XAVY JXTEU.IGEXCE.
W_*liin_ton, Dec. 2,-Leave of ab-'n.e for dl
months on surgeon's certlflcate of rti^iMlity 1* ___it_
1.1 .t Lieutoniint. Charles P. Elllott, *k Cavalry. Pj.
Lleutenant R<*ert A. Browii ls a^lwied to thc *U
Cavalry, Troop K. The followlng tran-fc* of r*4
meintnl ofll. ers are ordered : Flr-t Ll.-uf.-Jiai.t Kdwin C.
Bullock, from the 4th Cavalry to the 7th Cavalry Tro.)f
Ki; First Liciitenant Itobert A. Brown, from the 7ti
Cavalry to tho 4*h Cavalry (Troop H). Leave uf **?
senco for four month* ls grant'-d (iipuiii Albert H.
My.r, llth Infnntry. Leave of abscuce for one montb
s granted Cnptaln Abner Halne-, Jr., 2d I.ifartrv.
F.n->lgn (.uy W. Brown haa becn ord-ri-d 'o the ia
?eiving ship Rkinpond; .\_wL-tant ISurgeon L*wtl Morrii
to thc League Ieland yard, reUevlng As-i^.uit SurpMH
J. Blackwood, dctaclied and ordered lo the Mianw
no.noli. Lieutcnant Harry Klmmell haa beao ?'\"**
from Uie Cmist -hirvey steamer Blake and granted ?_?
monthd' leave of abaence. ?
SCKEB COXXECTIOXS FOU THE IXJWTM-UAM -AIU
Postm**ler Van Cott ha* made arraiigen.ci.u witH
tbe Aftent* ot the Cuiiurd U_M by whii h tbe fln.il ***
ment of mails for Austrului, New-Zealand. etc . atW
lng from Great BriUin by the ateamer* of that U^
will hereafter be separatcd on the pl.'r h) ******
clcrks detalled for Uiat purpose. and will be \T***I*
dlrectly to the traiu convcying auch mail* i" "?"
Fra.icl -"i. Although these mails .11 pre-e-' 'ii-ke coa
nection with the tlrst Uirough tra.n adOBT U.c.r recelpU
there is always a pos*tblilty of fallure to aaaMMM wttJ
nu.i. train in an emergeney, owlng la lha tim* ?B
aumed In Uie tnansfer to and from the Po-i.-hc. TB*
ii.-w airangement vill make .nii 80088*ttoo mvariW
certnin. These little Improvements ln the -n',;'"_*?
DO great ch_..ige_ slngly. but uihe.i lOfOthar, tuey *?
of va*t ber.cflt to the public.
n_|M OF MAJOR E. C ?OTIIaaT.
Ncwburg, N. Y.. Dec. 2.-Major F>lw?rd C BivnWB,
formetiy Guurtcrmn_ter at We*t Point. ba* *??????
l.ai.ilyt..- stroke und be- In a irlUeal OSa*_aa *?"?
home he.x>. lie ls Ihe author of a Mtoan "' w*j*
Point and other works. Me w:i* gradu.it.-d from taa
MIMnry Acudtmy In 1888, wa* \.o.inded ln the _???
A (liutiihii .0, in the Mexlc.n W.-u. and i.?k P*r*
tl.e seiiinole War. D?_B8 thl CHrU W.-.i ha * ?
iloncd ;.t We*l P.-lnt, und iv-ieiicd the h_**el ": ?'"
f..r fa.ill.ful aaivl.
( OMMVDOBB 1 tmetBCWm W/S I VI ' l,rJB'
\-?p.;t. K. 1., i" . -.??!'..' trtal 1 ' 8oh? t K. **
ev against Ooafltoodota Mwla 1 - - r _,
opriauaaoant. ???? *?** l",Ui '"JJ,
lt I* alleged iftat ? ? "_
biv
N?\y, tor fi'--'
Mipreme ( oart. u i> _.iv(.^- *~?- -
lng raaatw?d hi* ? ? the m.>. aai ir*-J
an.l ptooad la Ibe Urig b) Commodor, Lo -'?'' kt!\
cm ,-.|... aca ..t i -t-initc Carbrej bad with ? m_7\
llO er Ke.U. (......:... 80 L00|. -< '"**'
..?? pl.,.litllF* . Mlll.w'l Ile A,,-.'.. *l -.' -' ~ '""_.
?vl, ii al all, aad -etu.*l v> o- -ui-i- |iJC
s...i.l-nlv !,- v> t. u.me ..?. fel '7,n'{n_*?rWF
to| the p.*i,-cdin*. .?f lha roar. wbi.-i. adfaaaaaai
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