New-York tribune. [volume], October 31, 1893, Image 5

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BRAZIL'S NEW XAYY.
A POWKKFVL FI AW EXPECTED TO AS-;
SEMBLE A -AIMCT ADMIRAL MELLO,
-fair DSRTROTZR to rr. t WED TO PARA?THE i
RERRRSHOrr PUTER JAVEI.IX tPDEn TO i
lill*. HST an.': TO i. iRMEl - IM3
I. \".!.',' TO
The sstila which rn human probal
laths place befoi 11 cltj till Ix
(? i :-i a rn met! ? f ra va! wari
will bs tboi tested. Th< en nt of 1
zil i ar bought from the :?- ? Defence j
Company thi Di at arhlcl Orel ? out- |
marine gun and which serle* of |
te^ts na ler thi charge naval olR
cern, sith, g view f her 1 rchase by the Oovern- j
merit. Ti.e Desiri yer i I t '.hr- ;
great I tain Ericsson |
be!>ve I thsl sv:e wai t new leparture In naval
sreblta tun Tl D. itroyt r I
ls nov.- st Newport, arhei ' lng ;
i
Till: FEI8EEN.
a seri"* of tests The L'nlti ! Stab Government
hal sn option on hei foi n"*0.000, bul thal option
hu? been sis gated by the Government. The snti
inarlre pin in the Destroyer belonged to the Gov*
grssnent, bul waa bought by ihe Ericsson Company
befor- the vessel wa- told lo tic Government of
BrssIL The Destroyer will lesve the torpedo sta.
?Jen at Newport lo-da) and will come to this cltjr,
time; in fart, to leave th" work undone that ls
?. ed In th* changi a of the 01 ni ni ?? di i artment
the s! lp, we could go to sea wi!
Kt.... -, rh li a ?'?> l-srn cred cru er, with
;?? tteei lari'tte turrets, r.nd ls ihe .arc-- \
. ? th. ? Nav> al present in < i
, ' . f.- t ir* length, '? feel lu mi hes btam,
. . feel " .., . ,n draft, ll disrlaci ment,
u ? I ivlng er.fli e.- ol ll horse-pi wei .- ? : ible
? ' iwenls knot i I ?? H'?'??:!',.,:-c ni
,. . lets of six elg! '
-,.. ive four li right slx-i ? ' . ?' "'?"?
;.:-.'?'.':? '
Ti v? ??? ? - e the f ith Atlnntlc
- uAdt ? ? Newark ? ?' ' ? -'{??? "?' ? '
Tl et ...???-? I i I the .,
rr.val at ni ? I ?'??*"? ''".,',;,' ;" r
I she v ? ? li rei '?'-."'"?? ',:'*.? ?"'
? ? ??- ? ri ? vox - ri Met I y ?'??,' *"" .
? ?? t. whti ? he waa io pre
(I ,' Phi v.
main At Ri until turi i -.';* ";' ,';
ca- Ht Bahia on Katui lay, bi ? ? ?,? ',?' '? ;
thi, ?.eek. The Tanti, when asl hi ii :
*' .on Ort b-r 1 . waa ai Mont*". '"'_., ?????
Tne -i-.t it. n ls om i f Ihi new iwln rew
. i lisen ol l '" ti na dltpl.ni ni ano a ape)
18 2 knot ? ? ? armament i natsts ol two ? i
Inch and Mi als ' ' brei .' I' tain* rifle . tout
uti .... i. tva thn I ? ?'"' '
- revolving
Plflea ard two Galling* The Detroit la now
first cruise She Ix . - ?oa lon v,
ol over aet teen ki I H i ai n ni ? :,
eight ???.?!'.' !",'-' "'r
and iwo .,: -po r rapld-fli
Gunns* Th. X. u .rk tei | crulsei
ni 1.08.1 I in* ll i " ment, " T,'
lu...ts ii : carry-nc, a battery of twa I
. |oa ling rifles, four aU-pounder
lei and two one pounder raidd-firlng
-v... Hotchklsa revolving rifles ana two Gatling*.
', : ? Tantlc i- om ol " ? old wo . n |?-???'
vessels, barkentlne ri * ?ns dlflplacement. a id
, speed of about elghl knot* Her nrmameti
?N's of iwo ntl ? ii..!, amootn nore a in
? Inch mussle-loadlng rifle one wrlyewiinde,
smooth-bore howltxcr. nne Gatling and one Ihree
Inch breech-loading howltser.
? ?? ?.
ADMIRAL MAURJTZ HAS GONE TO CHICAGO.
Ad-nlrsl Maurits, of the Bnudllan Nsvy. who hss
been?ln this country for some tune, snd ls said
to be the acct of the BrsslUsn Government In the
purchase* of vessela and equipments of war whlcb
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
TIJIAL OP AN" 1 \ A * r.eWI.YMAN OP KEW
JEBSET AXD OTHERS AT PATERSON.
il'YIM. to PROVE RRIREK* W ?1 ' ***** I'I"VN'"'
?TOR Tin: XEW COURTHOUSE THERE-THR
Alt' I-;t;. TT RX? *" '?'?"* T v;l"N"''
Tho trial of TH maa McCrsi ex-A -BrmWrntsn,
,x.Fl. i'.univ fnsi -t f Kosds,
and Ch. ter D. 1 Deputy ? .'."r '.''?? "
terns! Revenue, ' V*7*:''n
Rumpf. an ai ' ????"? for :
brier.' the puna tot the pro| -? ' :- ? ' ?*?
attract) I a larg) crowd " B* ' '
County oouns in i f - i N I '?'???>??? rae
pi hoi Mr 0 irl ry. aald he p * Prove
thai i.:v and M rsn ssked Rumpl tot BLOB tot
getting kiss tbe , ? rhen h. asld ha ?
onl) give H.SM thal thev sgi.I "? tata
When a che kt.. I.n msde out. Ely had rsfuaed
lt. as h" s.il that "the boys" WSI Tho
I were tbe l*. - ^' !! ? **' '? ?*.u*ck"?*
I : ri and M .trow, tl.mltt?
,:, charge ot th Rumpf. who la Indicted
bul hsa turned Htote'i evldei ? swore thal El)
-,!,t-ran came lo hla offlce De -mber ft
and cl.i the b T ,:iy lM "*'*
him lhal each ot the nv.- Freeholdei wann :
Rumpf bsd asked what was to be done wit
ither '?. .,-,1 Ell dd: "? ' ' '
(clerk of ths Board of Ftt I
jail Wari..,, Buckley." Al .. later meeting Rumpf
ha.tied overt!.k. h ? '. bul EU "????*?
afterward, and - dd the "boys ' ,l"
cash." This was aecur. I on a cheek dlscounled,
and thr- money wa i raid to I
On ero exam nation Rumpf admitted thsl h.
falsely -vr., before Ihe Oral I Jury thal mere .i i
no aajTeetnent between himself and *?*?> al...,a Ihe
^tfofrl^- ?*\.
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BAT OF RIO .TANKinO.
where she will take a complement of projectiles
on board, and then he towel tu the Bra Billen
eoast The devices for towing j"er safely will tie
of an extremely complicated character. She will
have a '"harness'1 ground her Min:!'!' to thsl need
?when she was towed from thia city to Newport.
Yiie only fear of thoae who hsve charge of the
formation of the new Brazilian Navy is that a
storm may strike thc Destroyer before sin- k"'s by
Cape Hstteraa. ii... Destroyer ls too bi* to be
taken os the deck of a Bteamer, and is hardly
large en'ugh to wea'.!.-r tuch galas and peas a.*
may be looked for off Hie Carolina coast at this
ueaaon of thc y-ar. If Hatteras ls once passed, the
agents of the Brazilian Government are confident
that there will Le no further tr..ii!.!-.
Charles K. Flint a) Ca purchased tbe Destroysr
for the Brazilian <i ivernment. She will be lowed
down as far sa Para by one of the ships which
bring Up rubl.er to this Brm. Th.- new Brazilian
fleet will assemble al either para or Pernambuco.
The fast .steam yachts Fels, en and davelin have
been bought, and will !"? transformed Into torpedo*
boata. Th" Felseen la now st City Island, where
torpedo tubes sre Peing Btti I In her. and a steel
hood bein* pined on l.iuird to take the place
of her pltot-nouas. Th' Javelin ls, or wsa Ike
property ol t't.nrlss lt. Fl.nt. She ls a boat ol
extraordinary speed, and waa built by th,- lleires
hoffs. Stn. also, will be fitted with a torpedo lube
und Will be taken 00 the ileck of a steamer to
Uracil. The Felseen .-.ill go down on the deck <.i
Kl (id. If the purchase of the Bieanvr Bl Itt"
ls completed, wh'-n she arrives hare, as li pi .'baldy
-Alli !.<?. lbs Javelin will, as ls at presenl ;,r
rarii-',.-u. bc taken down on h-r decks, ii." Felseen
ls bulit of mahogany, and the Javelin of steel
The steamer El Cid was towed to the lil"
Bunin yesterday aftern on, and placed in drydock.
Al! preparations are being mad- on her for the
mounting of her dynamite and Hotchklss nuns.
Th..- dynamite gun which la to be mounted on El
tid la on.- of the three that waa to have been
filsc?d at Sandy Hook lor the protection ol New
Vork Hari.ur. About six moat/.: agu the Govern
ment made a coBtrsct with the Pneumatic Torpedo
Company fur ..ix ol the ao-called dynamite gun*.
live of them of flfteen Inchea calibre and one of
eight indies. Three of the fifteen-inch tuns .?.?r
for San Francisco, and wera to be In place st tlie
Golden ilate by July 1. IBM The other three were
for Sandy Hook, and were K !"? mount) I by Jan?
uary 27, 1Ss4. Tl ght-inch gun was built
several years ago, for experimental purposes, and
waa known as the Zallnskl gun; the other ti\-' had
to be built for the purj named Work bas
been hastened os them, and the Bandy Hook bat?
tery was practiced!) complete, and waa p. have
been tested some lime in November. In view of
the facts that the contract had yet two months
to run. an! that El Cid's needs were pressing, the
company decided io sive her one of the two fin?
ished New-York Kims, and supply its place with
one of San Francis.o's half-finished one* sup?
plying this last deficiency by building a new nun.
To do this will require only three months ao that
both the New-York and San Francisco contracts
will be filled in -mod time
A full description of rh- Randy Hook battery
was published In The Tribune last July. The ilr
teen-lnch puns were expected lo be able i" throw
fifty pounds of dynamite as far a^ Coney Island,
and to drop '->*) pounda Int.. anv j,ari of the deep
water channel around the Hook.
Thus the fleet willoh will c.., in by the towering
peak of the Sugar Loaf, shortly, to fight the rebel
fleet under Admiral Mello, will consist ol lil Cid,
El Rio, the Destroyer. the torpi i-boata Felseen
and Javelin, and the loyal men-of-war Benjamin
Constant and Rlchueals. Tl. Constant and Rich*
ueala are now si Toulon, France, ready to start
sa soon as dispatches are received from Admiral
Maurits They will meet th- fleet fr..m this country
at the appointed rendesvoua and proceed with it
to Kio .le Janeiro, Fort flanta Crua, ai Hie
entrance of the harbor of Kio, bsa been silenced
by thc fl'-et of Admiral Melin, but nol captured.
The garrison ls now neutral, and awaiting the
outcome of events. As s..on aa the loyal ii .-t ap?
pears th'-r" ls little doubt but thsl the guns of
Santa Cms win ..pen on the side of thc Govern*
ment again.
The Felseen will hav.. beside her torpedo tube
one rapid-fire Hotchklss and one machine gun on
board. Th* Javelin will be similarly armed. Ii ls
the general opinion among those merchants who
do business with South America thal the success
of Admiral Mello manna the restoration of the
hou?e of Rrsgsnsa on the throne of Brazil, and
that the Influence of European nations la being
exerted In Mello'-! behalf The Princess Isabella,
the daughter of ]ilim Pedro II. ls the heiress of
the fallen crown of the Braxlls, and li ls v.c.. whom
the guns of Admiral M llo would seek to >? More. '
ALL SHH NEEDS IS A COAL SUPPLY.
THK nu l-l. : vr.w TORR ABOUT READY KOP. BEA
-xo saimm; ORDERS yi:t Jin i i.i.i r
IN Till: -ot iii ITLANTIC,
Every officr addressed os the big srmored cruiser
New-York yeeterdsy ia nd sesrly every one on
boar! was ask-! hit opinion) double! thal the
Vessel would (.nally be ordered 10 sail for Brazil;
and yet. if actual tailing orders should come, Bbs
w be able io atari within forty-olghl hours.
Captain John W. PMftp, l.-r command, r, had re?
turned from Wsahtngton, ar.d spent in isl of the
day on board of th- ship, but about 2 o'clock he
went PS shore f,,r ;l ,, w bourSi He sail (Asl lo
had not recelvd -mv positive ordera frets lbs
Navy Pepartment to sail at anv specified hour.
bul merely to hurry the arork of getting lier ready,
and to b?B!n no sew work inst would .blain tb'
v-jei hi .;.... ene srere needed lo b? sent to sny
place She would not be seri! to Brasll, however.
unlesa iHraunstanese should ecc-ur to chan".' the
"SSSaent status of affairs there.
Lieutenant T. B. M Mason, the executive ..(ti. ? r.
w!i" was in command in the sbSSSKS of CaplSlB
Phillp. 8?ld: "You w.ll notice that a considerable
number of workmen are distributed over the ship,
doing different things, but lhere in nothing ih th.-ir
hands but What lonni bs linnmed up in a lew
hours, and allow the ship lo go to rea. \\- have
had no at tua! Ballin),' oedsrs pst, nor do I think
we shall have, unless tSSTB ls a change In th*
affairs of Brazil causing an emer-rency. SHH. Ihe
ship will he In rea dine :.s to go promptly upon re
celvlng orders. Vee. sis would hav- to take rori*
on Imard, and woultl have to go numd to the
North r.lver ts do that, for If wa should take it
In whir*; we il.- sew flrS would BSftl* In the mud
bed and not be able to gal ont. ||,,w much do
we need. Abca-t IJH t,,r,s. Osr bunker rapacity
ts about l,soo tons, and we would need 1,200 lunn
to nil up; but we can coal rapidly, and could
Put lt in within twenty-four hours. Our enzlneer's
nepartmeiit la r?Miiv raattt, ?- ?. iva ??. ?? eng
' have recently been made, has gone to Chics**.,. At
I least, he has left the city and directed that hi- stall
h- forwarded to Chicago. There D some little un*
' csrtaiaty regarding Admiral Maurita's mOVSmel ts
as he has kept himself frmn public view and has
gone about mysteriously. He had a loni confer?
ence In ihi" .-ti'. With Halved .r de Mendonca. Bra*
ziiian Minister lo Washington, about two weeks
ago, ani has been in Washington since that time,
HE THINKS MELLO I> A PATWOT.
CAPTAIN SHOWN, OF Tilt". OOUERIDOE, IMS *0F
CIDED OPINIONS ON TltF. BIIVZII.
|AR TRI ii"
.'ntaln Brawn, of the Lamport AV Holt steam?
ship Coleridge, which arrived te r^ early yesterday
morning, twenty-five dsya sui from Rio I- Ja
gives ;in a..ii,' of mattera there entirely different
from all previously received. In his belief, Melin
ie a patriot, a Uberat*r of his country, tr.~l.ien
under the despotic bael of Pelxoto. .Mun-, he is
Strong* sad popular ani has plenty of cc.nev, and
his forces are Increasing rnpldly. PeiSOto, OB the
oth?r timid, le hatted by all ll: tree
lits soldiers unpaid, and be only supports him-eir
by terrorism.
lt 1- firmly believed at Kin, Captain Brown -ays.
that the battleship RlChUSSlS, which ls In reality
still it Toulon. France, is on her way lo Brasll
with Ihe Duke ,.f Save, grandson "f nun i lr
on board, and th-?t Mello is only awaiting his arri?
val to proclaim him Emperor.
during the sixteen days thal the Coleridge lay at
Bio Mella steamed in -iv or seven time., and
shelled the city for several boura each Hine He
did not want to destroy property oi kill r*
Captain Brnwn thinks, but only to fright'i. the city
into ? ii t en lei lng to him.
PRESIDENT raXOTO CONFIDE2?T.
TUB lU.VOf.i IN s*\ia lill A I'.I \ A HI'. SAY.-.
WI 1.1. sOt.N BE CRUSHED A POKTl'i.t I ? I.
( okvi.ti i. bails ron rio,
Paris. Oct. JO.. Th- Brazilian delegate Int re
celved a dispatch from Preeldenl Pelxoto to tba
effect that the Inaurgeni Provlalonal Ooiernment
in th' province of Hunia Catharina is only a weak
and temporary affair, pelxoto aaya tin- central
Government will s..c-i crush the movement
lisbon. Oct, Kl The Portugui.rvette Alfonso
du Albuquerque, twelve i ins, baa salli I foi i:.i
Janeiro.
WEDDINGS VAST A Xl) TO COME.
The marriage of Miuu Jennie Trance* Regie Con
t.-ncin to Walt.r Huriburi Hooker took pine at
?. o'clock last .'...ling al the residence of h'-r father,
Chevalier Louis Contencln, No. 161 Hast Eightieth*
-t. The ceremony was performed in the rooeptlon
room hy the Rev, John Testresu, rector of the
Church of st. John the Baptiste, aatiated by the
Rsv. Esther Testreau, of Montreal, Mlsa Louies
Man.. Contencln, a young Bister "f the bride, was
the maid of honor. The three bi*ldeatnalda were
Miss Elenor Contencln, Miss Elisa ContenclB and
Miss Adele Contenctn. Lawrence B. ContenclB,
brother of the brid-, waa beal men. Th* u
were Horace Hooker, brother of tbe bridegroom;
charles Joaeph Contencln, and Louis c, Contencln,
brothers of the bride. After the ceremony lhere
Bras a reception for relatives and Intimate friends.
Among the guests Invited were Mr. and Mic John
K. /.obley, .Mr. an i Mrs. Rsmssua dc bssldon, Mr.
and Mrs, Charles ColvL Mr. and Mr-, ii.lon
Sutr... Mrs. .lam.- ii.in, Mr arid Mis. Henri !: .
sell Drown*, Mr. and Mis. .lames B. St. wait, ' i>e
vatler and Mis. Balval. Csntonl, Counl Marassl,
and Count Nssaall, of ric- Italian Legation; Mr. and
Mrs. rh.ni's Smith, Mr. and Mr-. Henry i*. wini;.
Mr. and Mis. K. Baatogl and Mis. II. Putnam.
Th.- mwly mauled pur Started for tlc- U"-i last
night They will live in New-York.
st. .lame--, lu..:, tani ii;,, psi Church, Brook?
lyn, was at i o'clock yesterday afternoon Ina
scene of an sstremely pretty wedding, iii" bride
wa- Mlsa Maud ColgSte, a daughter of tlc- late
Joalah stokes Colgate, who waa one of Hi" ? nd
Guard, and the bridegroom was Csptsln Frederick
I. ll..iln.--, .,f the 3d Regiment The rector of
the church, Ihe Rev. Dr. Charles Homer, officiated.
Tbe bride wsa given swsy by ter brother, Cheater
Colgate Miss Lina Olmbernet wss Ihe msld of
honor. The usbera, all membere or Jin- Sd Regt*
iii'iii, were Lieutenant j,, j. Prseger, Waiter P,
Mia. Kilian. Vf, I'-. I "paid, lt. H. Hal- ill rad, S. C.
Pirie, Louis Qureau and John B. Peckham. CeJottsrl
.li.im N. Partridge wss b.-st man. fha church was
trill (ii|e,| wiiti friends ol tbe pair, but there was
B)0 I. j.ii.m. as the bri.1.. and her mother have
bess temporarily living st No. "ii Greens ass*,
Brooklyn, having given Bp then* home In Kngl"
Wl od.
Mis- Jessie Miller, daughbr of Mrs. Jamea W.
Mil!")', Will be man id to Henry L. Ai wat. r to?
day st the home cf h.i mother. In Central i'ark.
V. ? t.
iii.- weddin:' of Helene M. ii.. Bevoise and I ir
John li !..,wu.-, of thia elly, wail take plate this
evening at tl:- hon,.- of th- bride'a father. ! ISC
C. Do Bevoise. No. m Greens ..... Brooklyn.
Ti... marriage -r Mis- Elisabeth Elkins, laughter
of .xs.-, rotary Stephen B. Kikms. io Irtwnd E.
Bruner, win tske pi. in ?t Pstrick'g Romas
Catholic fat ind. ai. in Flfth*ave., on rTursssliu p..
Al. I.I i-hop Crinigan win sBJclati
Tba reported n.ri.e.me.-u ,,r Dr, .i,.i,n Wllaon
Gibbs of this etty, ..td Mi.-. Edwin DeLascsy
Wlckes, of Chicago, was "WtUMWledgSd lo lie true
yesterday. The report of lu oibl a essjagement
| created ,i Utile surpii*- p, ?boee who bsd not
! iea)ne.i ti,.- fad of ii divot from nu r.irme.
, wile, over a year ago. Dr ' .- waa dl-ln.llned
, tu talk about the divorce. ..,lu ne laid the
kindliest ferries for his former w..*e. He ad
mitted, hi wrier, that h,- hal been divorced, and
. that lu would. In ;?- shoit inn., make Mr- Wicket
, :.is wu.- i.r Gibbs I- a wrll-known physician oi
I this .ny. wm, an .ni . el No Leas Broadway
i He la t brother of <x Senator Frederic S. Gibb's.
?? Mrs. Wi.kes. born Mi*s Eugenie Thompson, ls a
i granddaughter of the late Judge Thompson, a luw
partner of Aaron Burr; alie is th- widow of Col?
onel Edwin Wlckes. of Chicago. The wedding will
I probably take place lu ****"*??
plans, inc wirnes* san mn _
to go (.' Chicago during ti..* Grand Jury'a session.
and thal Charles \ .-mk,.' ilea asked Mm !?? ko
.,v..is ai. | :,,(<.. Tom ll kw Ith him. (RI e.
Freeholder.) He swore lhal Shriner, who is
Warden of tbs county, mei him nn ihi atreel and
off.-ierl to -j,., Mm , , ., ..,, f,,r
the pim-:. Shriner h*d added: "What la la RT'
"How much do you want ' aald Kampf.
' Five hun ii ? l dollai a, waa I he r< ply.
El) testified In ' la own i R irnpt*
si .tv He said that the i to I Im *n I
.re j his Ind :? ?.'?'? gel the as rd of the J
After tt" award, the erchlieri had visited him
agata and -ali he ha I for boya" If
the*, r. .at. I lt, but I ? id told him the
Freeholders lo whom he had -i iken did not wm.'
a i.rii..-. end he (Ely) would nsl ba i r?"
su.-h transact! :. Ile aa re that he had :?
.in offer ; monsy by Rumpf to leave town, bul
had refused lt.
I iv i ? lohn lol ? ...
? Ely t i I com- to hln md Baked "Am I In*
il ted for laking thal I:.>??'"" Th wltnesa haded
vised El ' ? ? ? iee tho Pr" ?? ?? utor, at I
t.. "ive th* money bsck, to which Liv had ri
"< di. that's my ? ??mn.l-s|..ri "
ii." ii ry p-tin-l al I "'cl't'k. It was run...rel
; lat.-r th.-.t tic- members Btu-ni fen f..r acquittal .ail
o for e>n\i<iion.
ST, LUKE'S HOSPITAL MAN AG BBB meei
TUE 0?l*T"""*A4*JT POE TRE REW ROILBIICG
aWaiU'ED-A l'l N'TIL THAT TER Pt R
UI1A*>K.K or I lt'., ijl.f) SITE TUMI.Sf
IT HIS SAR'IAlN.
The miYiv r. * ?"! I .rt "f Xante'ri f fit I. * -
ii ..p.' ii bbs issi ? *? *? um
Mt ? ?'* - t ? - ttl Th* I Ung wi
e ?? . . lbs a ? . ? a " '? '?
The Blane* el ri -f pettaa ? Befere ihe i i
uss lae epes ag el lae Baal We* foi Un
of Hie lie.i tStttplBBl, ?? a Ho nisse! ...-.??
geMaaoa i*. Wailare, nf th.- elty, i ?? it-d Um
, sett i. vi. rksre waa greal i i th ??. * ? -
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il .I tic. u.: . be .fir.-.'vi y1 ? 'm< (ute
r '. e Be t n ililli.a trill Oj * I ?
IS u
j i.o atory thsl the |*n**enl titi .?!."..- indi "
fourth at shit 'I ?'? ? - bbW b Nay fur WJ.I
i, , , i ir,a ii (,i's ? u Ul. .'? ' da f Ul utt 14* ri
. ci [,. ie untrue '.-, M i Billi Ila Mia ? .'
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MeVetubei -7.
.1 BANE Et Roi.AR IDENTIFIED,
ONE Ol' JUL MER AKIti.-ii D AT RTE BEItOXQED
SO TH). i.a.V> U RH ll RORRED lill.
I'A.M.IV. hank.
Ie r... tuc Uumpbre- - el i ?? Xe I I ii
ii : . p. i Ki i .: ? i !? . el lu
.,)., t,.r Byraoa'a itali, have Idcntlfl -X un
caught -??? letin,' I,..."in ' toola ni Kv , , Weelu
l??i ii.ei. a, I.,iviin I Keeler, bi.i the burglars who
blew ..;,? li I I -.il. of t .' I'c - n mi. a. U il
i cunt'. ?? eal ago -? ? ra! i Reel. Ki res pa dbi ii
ti,., p..'.-Iinji burglary er bo ? . t bj In Bl it
, ,, Hetti leatarn e? savin i,- mi la ? ? ? ie the
ireater porties "' lae W.?. waa it-stored la
... ,,,.,)... ii.oa ..f icm. ii y beta | I tte ?(? i lo ll i
?wa in ''?-'?"!}._ __
un ii xtiERsrriss " OPE* i "
Ail tlie t-erM ka*wa tltat "? u lltmmer*teln wi I
in u|?:a'' in fort) .? "M. Boura ii f. i v.. -ka age un a
rsgei ii'- .' ? an ' BJ all ti., ivoii.i bs* taken Into
I!,.- * rt I.s. let v.i 1. eii .... ,.'!. .h..I the B
na. n ada In pt a treble linn ul Hw aol a al
Koater v. Kui - Mi hath.u ta llou*e laval
Bet li )lie |nii|.il rotnl. opera* lt ?.. amuse, ami ..' a
?Slag wi..' i. . I il o. :.. -ti- v- ,ti, ,, , . |,. , ?
,u'iiii,e- ol n.| k mit, illili li hat something Ilk' I
legae tad Biuai. In ll end ivicii urovukea hllerll
' . ?
N? ...i. lc up. re ?...- i* "i si ire I..1 st UM
??Ki.hii.r" i< ? to a Blore iii" iv ? a i -r lite I
I'.uni.?niles began lu- career. In ' .. peeaenee "f ?'"'' *
,<<urk .r"!. l-rn Mia ii'iti.''. Whet an be Mid aJsotil ta
?r.a il' laira** si Ui ? -.ni r. < iii ,..,? Hui al Kaha'a
??.i bm nln . ;. I i,
.: ? . an I
'i in- I* a i.n t.iie room eg '
u,-<t areak thal 11* i rn I A *.'<?? ?'
p..-.T la .ni.'..i '.,ti, having -ml thal i.aald ?
.i r ?-' nil...! MU i.: fare, bal set even Mr. Kerger aval
act ? gi.I le a l-rrk Ilka n.st ..f sal k the iitt Un/e:,
lissi resell
'?(> wdet sasaaaee
nu. bs, tia:
V ts bal li.in ? i e,
Ila, lia. I.a:
O iv lal nu, vin.*,
Iii. BS, li
0 wast inuit.ti-',
Hi. ha. hs:
O Braal Bta ana aa
i: i. ta, he !
o waa* tees, iee,
ila. bs, lia'.''
s;a t amt Up** adates.-li Issi ii as* '? * ,l"t **"*
stt.n.i t le i mi, larln ; i al ll Bte i be pol ?" tera-*"
ll et Mr, ii ia .. - etti n baa i. II. i i lha i < "? i'1, "'
Maaeegal tad LronravaUe in ? i .itene*tt* tad
,,r Ani. r ia ia aging an a I* is b 11 ii ? rti I '?' ':'' '
eefere Ihe cartaln aad stage i ipi ?.:. bri e thi " r ia"
i? an. ' r ssti hw v.,aili have oe eppoituuity later!
]., h.. fe,r m- i Btenn .ij m. tall '?'*?" "?' n''*ri
,.\,t u|i.-"ir..??)?. There ii ? raging *n?p .cn Um' "d'
,,. ; saNlvaa, Jal i S ??? ... -? De Korea.
-patti Ml. lia. ur), ..:,.| a|| lt.,.|, ,?)..:!. . ..r.-piKtl la
, peiVI bim cf ? B ri ?wi asl i.
THIRD AVE CARIB ROAR RTARTRB
fha ISPS Cablet ?f th- tl|,t..M I, i.t.-l ll iii' " ?'' ** "f ""*
Tiiiid Asense Kalin,.; sett turi i y*a*t*rdey tftoiwsss.
, |H nil )i..i I.- rsa (,.: wv-fisl irsska Beary llarl
I ,,,. ,i,e isa.year-eM .,?, ?f p,,.. ,,,,, A, j. s-jjae ejew I
,,r stt-Btsle "f H.. t". ttjo *Bw*B>s*wtt OsrMaa **?s-*ta*i at
4 .. ,. k in t).< psati heaii ai - ity.Sl***sl i "? l'*l
WB? *.ttdnl. ii.- suss, -. usa bseRaa ai M\ih-?t.
ju -aUa '? BS.BB0 (ssl Matt. The -asst of th. BBtewa
aactles i? ***-vOu (eat ',.,, rb% t? , nuki *v?i|.'i IM
I toiM.
MAI) CUAN KS BREAK LOOSE.
I' ..milmed from First I'nj-e.i
Chandler ssw t.i lt that everything possible
Would be done for Mr. Mathea.
POSSULE HOPE OP RECOVEKT.
i:.f"rm,rn,ui .,i ih.- shooting was conveyed to
' tin- family of Mr. Mait.es. in B-rooklyn, late in
I the after-noon, on i bis wife snd dai**rbtsr went
to the hospital bul evening. Tticy wu.- - .1.1
lhal the pi. . n spparently had ***es*n success
fui. nnd thal there waa hops for bis recovery.
They were shocked greatly by Lc Infomatlon
, which t(..:. had received ut th"ir home, bm thev
were heered somewhat by the assure nea that
Ur. MaUies waa t...t in danger of im*ned.i<ite
?'"?i'i:. a:,,; might re OVSr. The surgeons at the
hospital -ni later last night that it might be
severs! Isyt before thsy could speak positively
il ' ti:.ndltlot, of Mr. Mathea Bradley
Waa ic, no ? Iiiiii.'.-r. they said, and WOUld be- able
a ths ho 1 Ital soon.
Assrociatts of Mr. Mathes said last night that
he wa- a well-educated niau, and thoroughly
equlppsd bi technical knowidKe fm- tbs work
nf superintending the construction of a Isrge
building, fie was a German hy hirth, bul had
been In this country long .-nough to tu- thor?
oughly Americanized, il- was a etern man in
compelling the men under him t., perform their
work faithfully. H" was a brainy man, ami a
large and powerful man physically, ami iv- wag
reapei t.i by careful wortmten, .md feared Ky
tli" laggards if.- iva', employed directly by
Hsrdlng ..- Gooch, di" archltecta of thc flfteen
story building in Broadway at Murray-st., snd
ha li id overseen all Mi- details in th.nstruc
tlon of tli.- buoldlng, since ;? 1 erection was be?
gun :ib,an eighteen months itv,".
EDWIN GOULD'S CR AZTCALLER
A CRANK fsEnKf". HIM OT'T AT HIS OFFICE
AND DEMANDS J5.000.
TUP. MTTsMORAIRE rNTr.RTWN's THE ALARMIRQ
IXTRUDER AM) SEROS I'OR A POT.Tfl'.M tN
III-. JtMII.Y VNNu'i I ll POE SO ML TIMI'.
kv iii-; IM:'tii.'ii'N ITE )'.l.t.'liiii'.
Police Buperintendenl Byrnss answered a
ring on ld- telephone al the Central orflo-e ut
2 p. m. yesterday, and recognised the voles of
Edwin Gould ;tt the other end of the wire.
Mi Ooul ! -iib! he win. in his ofllce In the West?
ern Union Building, and hsd been talking with
a crank '.sb" wanted 15,000. Ele thought the
man ought not to be permitted to go at Isrge
be 1 ise ic might 1 dangerous. A few min?
utes latei Detective nark was hastening In tho
din Hon of the Westerri Union building, where
he took the man Into custody.
Tin- mun. who gave Mo name as Martin li.
Andrews, hail been annoying members of tho
Gould tinnily for 1,vcr a year. He first begsn
to writs batters to Georgs J. Gould from Kansss
M vin-. .f.LT'n ANDREWS
div, Wh':!'- bs waa employed ar. a ?.?le-jraph
operator hv th-' chicago, Burlington and Quiney
Railroad. Mr. Gould finally became annoyed al
the frequency of bia l-tter-i. snd wrote x-j tbs
manager of the rend complaining of tbs crank.
The letrera then atjpped. Andrews went to
t.i ts nnd Anally returned to Kansas City,
where h.- tried unsuccessfully to get back IiIk
old place, whlob had been m. 1. He there.
?.. it is r upi...-e,i. came Raaf.
H.- ht st appeared at tlie ofllce of the Western
ii.1 ii Telegraph Company, In iMh city, about
ten dii\s ;.?{.., asking to -.leorgs .1. Oould.
ll..- -nw ..'il', tl,.- ofllce boys at that if ie Thsy
thought !." acted itrangely. H. called at the
. offlce ?? geln lu-t week and saw Edwin Gould for
Ihe flint time, tn whom lie .-fit .1 printed card?*
I !?;?? Andrew*, Of Kansas City." Ml'. < build
thought that tlc- iii.in might !.-? Bom** Iii.-nj nf
tb.- railrcsds ..'it there, * ? whom lt would lie
w.-n :?? 1..1,it-..ms !!?? srss aiirprtsed '.> see
ii "trsmpy-lot'king" fellow, who said he wanted
t.. se,- George J Gould to demand from him
I j;.,. ..r points on ths et.ok msrket. Mi.
Gould Baw thsl the fellow waa .1 crank, and gol
J rid ..f him bt telling bim tba* I is brother was
' mt in the dtv.
ri;.- ci.ink returned '.? Mi' Gould's ofllce early
trdsy m..111111*,'. ami again al...ut lu o'clock.
When Mr. Gould was informed thal the niau
1 was in il.Bice iii;.m. he concluded Hutt lt
would be beal for ali coifcerned to have him
ti 1 ? ti care of by the p..n.e. Bo hs sanl out
word to the man to come back st 2 o'clock. At
that houi the detective was sitting ia Mr.
Gould's private ofllce when the man was shown
m.
"Ul;.it do you want'."' asked Mr. Gould.
in answer the man fumbled In his pockets
1 and produced ii telegraph blank, which !"?
banded t.. Mr. Gould, lt read as follows:
"Mr Edwin Gould: Will Western Union .*?>
I., 1007 1 grant to gel a smash itt the bucket
sho|is. ANDREWS."
The detective then quietly arose snd placed
the mini under arrest.
The prisoner waa a little man. about thir?
ty-live >i,:-- old, \.l'li dark complexion, deep
- 1 blink eyes and a emull black mustache,
He wa- slender and fairly well dressed, but
j his nervous mannei ind a restless look In his
eyes Indicated thal B" was crasy. IL- told De?
tective Clark thal he was Marun ii. Andrews,
.. telegraph operator, .md lived at No. ;*7s
pearl-si . Hronklyn, although he had Istely come
Lust from lt.-.iiii". Kan. Detective Clark took
"A ml row- tn iii.- Central Office. There thc man
.-aid his nam.- wss Mongoller Andrews, lb- was
I married, he -aid. and he thought th.- Western
1 liiii.n Company or tli" c.ubi family should
support )iim.
Mr. Gould accompanied th" detective and
the prisoner t" Police Hesdquartera In the
cable 'ur the mau acted strangely. He re
111.nu..I pei Icily silent, flitnbllliK 111 hln hat?
band snd pis ic : He finally pulled out an?
other paper and handed it to s passenger, say?
ing: "Lb bi e send thi*- to my wife?'
Th" pussengei addressed, an elderly man.
read inc contents of Ihe paper, shook ins bead
and said: "Poor felluw!" li" then gave the
psi er to iii- .I. :??. live.
Superintendent Byrnes talked arith Andrews
f.u a half-hour and came lo the conclusion that
tin- man waa ii harmless lunatic, but lu- de
clded to have him locked up until li" could lie
examined as to bis sanity. No. weapon, except
a penknife, was found in lils pot ki t -
? 'li i.Uno |.i..I pap'-I Wo:" Itu' following
j addresses: Cornel I iii Vanderbilt, Orsi.d Central
l>ep I. il!'..I lillie;UV". nnd I'll I) -S. V"lltll-sb,
Chauncey M. Depew, Grand Central Depot, and
v.. I' VVl : !:;:?. fourth-Si ! .bim Jscob Astor.
Ko. *.:i P1fth*ave.; Hewitt. No. iv Burling
Blip, .md .\.. ;'i Cooper Union, Andrews had
uiso written down tb" names of George miss.
[?.?liver rim. i. 1 ii/i'ciaid, Bldney Shepard
and .1 l Van Every. Other i.fsa of paper
srere covered sith stock quotations and mean
li.ib - li ttei snd flgun s.
Mr. Edwin Gould a*as sean br n Tribune re?
porter at iii- home. So. l ,Ve-<t Porty-seventh-st.,
last evening. !!?? was psrfectiy cool snd self
1 .--.-? ed, is he hud been all through tbs af
1 fair. Ile told tl.i* ft.ny Which has bc n given.
iel ii.I.bal:
"We an. constantly bothered by .ranks. As
lillie; 1 ne:; hy, | Wnlld.'t' hOW 1)1)' futb.'l' i-v-r
1'trtri n. ile I,.1,1 to bear lt sll. Now ii is di?
vided between George, Howard, my slater and
"???-.?ir. Even th younger children, Prank ami
Anna, pet some of lt."
an ni 1 kw s's A8BOC1ATEB not sini'iusKn.
KunriiiH City, Mo. " )<*t M (-Special). ? Miignoller
Andrews, the crank who called on Edwin Gould at
CAtoMU/ltd
We firmly believe that American
women place no reliance on ordi?
nary "Gigantic or Barga I ns Sales,"
but purohase only such goods as
In their Judgment are reliable both
as to quality and price. As every?
body except experts are liable to
be deceived in purchasing fur
garments, we deem it our duty to
advise them to use the greatest
caution in making selections.
COMPARISONS
lasi
rX
h
C0
RELATIVE
TO
FAKE
BARGAIN
SALES.
sT r^I*XiARDING the gigantic sale of Furs adver
? I M^ tised by another firm, we desire to state
that we do not sell at 55c. on the dollar, yet
while making a fair profit we sell at lower prices
than those advertised at the great 55c. on the
dollar sale, and publish herewith quotations by said firm, with
our regular retail prices added. This statement will also substan?
tiate our claim that by purchasing and selling for cash enables
us to undersell all others?even "55c. on the dollar gigantic
sales."
Z
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I
" Finest grade Alaska Seal, London dyed Military Capes. .-50, 31 and -j*.
inches long: l.irm- colUr and double front ; also new Circular Cape nt"
handsome quality, butterfly cape collar, trimmed with mink tail and
Alaska sable ; 55c on dollar price, $193.50." Siede's price, $150.
" Alass* 1 Seal, London dyed coat, 32 and 34 inches Inn;.-, loose front, i.ir-t
sleeves and collar, heavy imperial satin lining; 55c <>n dollar price, $189."
Siede's price, S175.
" Circular Capes, 24 inches long, of handsome silken curl, Persian lamb.
' Worth1 double collar. This cape has a sweep of .Si inches, and lined
with black brocade silk ; 55c. on dollar price. $69." Siede's price, $65.
"Alaska Sable Circular Capes, of the fullest, silkiest quality, 23 inches long,
81 inch sweep, handsome brocade fancy lining; 55c. on dollar price,
$67.58."
The old established fur house of
SIEDE has catered successfully to
your wants for the past forty-three
years, lt does not carry furs as a
side show, but is a strictly fur
house, and offers a larger, finer
and more select stock of fur gar**
monts than has ever before been
presented for your consideration,
and at prices from IO to 00 per
cont, cheaper than you can pur?
chase elsewhere.
Siede's price. $65.
btoHufud J|.
his N'fw-Vork offlrit to-day, lives at Ros-dale,
aub .tl' sf this etty. Td hu aasoclsies in On* tele?
graph Ofllce litre the Bears nt what h*> hail .lone
br ugh! in, turprlae, for he was b-? all of them re
gai led ni ii man whose mind was unbalajiot-vi on
certain - ibj-cta: In fact, some of them fay that he
l< aclu**!)* cruzv. Bs la one ... the ardent mern*
bars ?>( th*. Am-rlcun Protect!" Association, und
ti,.' was ..ne Ol his principal hobbles.
DB PARKI!! RST TIIltKATENED.
LETTERfl RRCaUVBD PROM am.KY and CRAZT
Ml it ?l'TERlRTEKOK!fT hvrvf.s TALKS.
It is known that threatening letters lave, during
.-t yeer, been addressed through ttn? malls to
ani reached lha I.e. Dr. .'hailes II. Parkhurst.
president ol the Society for the Prevention of
Crime, even though Hr Parkhurst la unwilling to
- the subject The character of the people
arith whom he has to 'I-.il Ib srefl known; but they
sent .1 claae of evll-sloeis In the conimunlty
ul. an ic niara t.i his prosectttloa of the work
ought lot to arouse, it is thought, any appi
:, of personal violence. Whence, thea, essa*
nat ? the cotnniunlcatlona which breathe aaaasatss*.
lion, I* tile question many people asked yesterday.
A Tribune reporter saw Dr. Parkhurst last essa
Ian it his house, hut the preacher would not per?
mit himself lo bs drawn Into an interview on the
t, beyond hia declaration of his right to ob
serve certain precautions in the way of safeguards.
Dr. Parkhurst, as his course has demonstrated,
is n.it lacking in personal courage,
Frank M..ss and T. D. Kenneeon, the lasrysrs
.,( lu Park') list's Bodety, went to Polli'e Head
i|iinrtera yeaterday with Captain Wishart, one of
Ihe .ik-nts of Hie society, end talked with Rth
perlntendent By mee for sa hoar, regarding the
.ii.-o..i mobbing ot the agents on In.lay after
?l.\ hail given evidence at the Essex Market Po?
ll.. Court ugalnsl the proprietors of disorderly
Am they were leaving Police Headquarters j
later, the) declined to talk to reporters r-e,arding
their int'iview mth Mr, Byrnes, but lt was uu
derstood that they had l"ft aflldavRs for the perusal
..I tl.. Supei Inteii.Uiit. They hud gone to his
office in respells.? t.i his pcis..uni invitation, lt was
sn ! i'luii affidavits are likely to form part of a
report which the Superintendent will make to the
Police Hoard, when his Investigation ol' the al?
ic;. I mobbing is concluded.
Mr. Byrnes declined to say anything on that
? i reaterdav, except thsl he was making
ni Inquiry which might consume several days.
Inspector Williams and Captain Pevery were pre*
i.n lue reports abeu) the alleged mobbing of the
society's agents and they also would say nothing
to reporters
Superintendent Byrnes said he had no infurma
tk>n regarding an) threatening letters which might
hav.- been sent to I?>'. Parkhurst lately. Ir Mich
let-, is were sent they probably were written bv
slime ci mic. if Dr, Parkhurst knew ths writer
? if threatening letters and would muk" a complaint
tl.- Superintendent said thc police would -Ive alt
possible aid lu the effort to rapture and punish the
offender
i have had considerable experience arith cranks "
the Superintendent said lu continuation. " 1 hue
received no end ol threatening letters from anony*
ni'.us crunks and have paid im attntlon to them.
Every man in public Ure receives such letters i
Suppose. |,u| there is lin WIS lo pri'Vt-Ilt a crank
from willing a bloodthirsty epistle and malling it
In secret. IOU ale powerless against venom of
that klicl s.. Ling as the Writer takes cure not to
give his Haine or address As a rule lt is the best
plan to destroy and forget such letters as quickly
aa possible. Visits from crazy men are more dan?
gerous thin the writers of anonymous letters, it
ls a wis.- pim l0 |*Mp .(?, dangerous lunatics in
Jail."
? *> ??
BALFE'S GRdNDDAUOHTEE IN NEED.
iwo nr.se i:\ DA nts OR Tin; OREAT OOMTOSRR
I.lVi.N.' IN DEafllTtrTIOR IR Ji:R
?EY CITV.
T?o getsaMaiigafeBM cr Usife, inc composer of "The
l)i.I., ll. kin Dlr!,*' ll Illili SSS delighted BBSS" Ai; fri.'*ii
tttSleaeee sf nu- ?.ni a gael generation, aie living
airalteasS elrcuantaaesi al .No. ia KtaisjaTS. in um
Q ie saville aactloa tl Jersey city. Tass ate Mitt Maud
Hullo uni her il.ter. Mu. Tuny bciilae. Mi. ?sates
u a te*rB*tBt*er, bat tie baa bess bsakes tm asaRh anu
i i.ill*: lu Berg to. a lung tone. The toiiple ku ie l?o
llama* BIB. Bite IVs ?"d '!l" BtfceS tuo yuan, old.
Mlsa Balfe ??>? tint Bat Mae* aga* Mlesaal w.
I.. ll..: i..ii.|m tn'*, null ton. Ile b?s it BM tuna a
I J, lo .1,, IJ-l.'lel ti London, bal lost III-, lin,;,.) tl, j ..iixl,
..I,Umiiil lllasaa, anil lt nun an inn.ate of a Hork
lon..- aesi lils lorine! hollie. The dvsngule.s BSSBB U>
il. ...ri iil.en ikey Xtttt tiilldieii, und wen; BBItB]
ci BJ I-..liv, rn,t.i Ikey 1'ieit ap. Miss Balle became
a BBSMet of Uie .sjlvution Army. s,lie spent much tune
in Ktt ninnis ol Ni'ivVort. tait ber ulster became IU. und
sk.: ssa .on.peil.'d to lean tin- Anny thai sli? might
cue for Mrs. .vmse tuid lier ihlld. Theil Mr. (Seiii,e,|
li. nilli broke don i), a)id hu lott hu situation. Nov. that
Mles BslfS"t taarlaSS minni b? a meant of tupport (or
them her BWS health ha* be. ame so impaired br attend
ame i,u sa sister Uwt she i, nimble, lo do aiiy active
Hork.
Miss UaKe san lier fmher'i 4,>trr, mIm Vlctolre
liiife. married I r John CiaSHjaas, then Ambassador irmn
I ni I md le Rsssls. After ker hiisbai,d died she murri isl
., BS*SBtSS Bl >|..un, IBS Du.: de EHm, The Blithest la
non In 1'i.i.lumi on a visit. Tl,, y say tluit ?hc look
K?o.l nire of her (allier In gk) ?>- age), and also that
,i?- .i.il.d lum lu tko composition o( SSS of his operaa,
??The Knight, ni the Lee-BUS," (ound.Hl on tilt Waltor
li oct's ??Talisman." 'Mlry have written to ihe Bucheai
hut thara baa nut yu buen t.uie ta receive ta BttXWOt
trera Ott. I
"WARMTH IS LIFE."
Hygienic
Underwear
"Wool Flee-e Knit."
For MSB, Women, ajid Ciilidren.
MADE IR ALI. BISE! AND liUADLD IMMtEgRB},
NON-SHRINKABLE,
NON-IRRITATING.
We "ov.r theso atSSBM by
GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE.
I*n br lc Imsi-d on scientific princtptea,
pRi:ii:>T*t (iiii.i.ni..
we n.iiii, ae-s-saat, Usaalsgaea and (samples.
?aros Hygienic Underwear Co.
IWl IIKIIAIIWAV, Ni'VU 1JTU ST.
Gales bn Unction
"THE FINEST COLLECTION OF RUGS
AND CARPETS EVER SHOWN
IN THE WORLD"
On Exhibition Dnj and Evening.
THE PRIVATE t'OM.Kt"TIOX OR
ORIENTAL RUGS
AND CARPETS
DEI.OXI.1XI* TO
MR. HAIM VIDAL,
OF CONSTANTINOPLE, TURKEY,
INtl.lDlMi A CHOKE COLLECTION Of
RDGS AI CARPETS,
FROM A. A. VANTINE & CO.,
OK NEW YORK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
On MONDAY, NOV. OTU,
and four following* days,
AT THE
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
366 Fl Ave., Bear 34tb SL
ROBT. E. SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer.
11.1.1 -TltATKI) CAT A LOU I'RM MAILED OR AP.
PL1CATIOX TO
ORTCIE8 & CO.,
3011 Ul TM AYR.
More Information?Tommy?Paw, who was Pyg>
malton?
Mr. Flgg-Plg-mllllon? Must have bees soma
fellow who got rich packing *-orlt-(Inulana**oUi
RrrrrrL