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PART II.
PACES 11 ?O 14.
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 24, 1895.
THE KKW CITY COLLEGE SITE
PKOBABLT T?? BE IN HARLEM, ON Till-:
EAST SIDE.
THK fOSIMITTEE SAID TO BE NEAR A DE I8ION
rrcDTixa the t*bndkx<*t of rorru.?
TK'N >?> AS T?? I'l'T ?I1K BUILDING
WHERE IT WILL BE CENTRAL
FOR TlIK NEXT CENTVRY
The work of selecting a new site for the City
c liege has bt n making rai . i progr?s*) In Hi?' last
few flay?-. The sub-committee having the matter
in charge has n ? -. arrived at a formal con luslon,
yt t," ' nibji t has assumed definite shape In the
mli Is f m? st of the members They bave acted
with great deliberal n In tii?"1 matter, foi they
realize th it n theli de ?talon the futur.' welfare of
II ge will depend. There S'vms little doubt
; i it the new City College will be ere ted in
that *m -tlon ? f Harlem i> unded by One-hundred?
nd-tcnth and One-hundred-antMwenty-fourth
?.-??= an I by Madiaon and Eighth aves. The growth
i ?: v-.v-York City In the lac?" thirty years iias been
tucii aa i ? lead to the belief that this section will
b" the ?entre of population for the greater part ->f
the twentieth century. Th" overflow population,
. i of finding ?in outlet on Washington
Heights, is pouting over th" Harlem at Bee .mi
Third ?iv,p., spreading !nt > Westchester
C n ty and eastward. Tiiis ten I? ncy has practi
determlned tii- r*oinmlttee on rec ?mmending
a site in Ihe vicinity of One-hundred-and-six
t-? ? th st and-yifth-ave There are many ? :.: ir,?
of land i'i the nelchborho-'d that hav? not
be?n built up n, and which could be purcbaased for
a mparatlvely small sum. The am.?tint of
: ,- appr ipriati d for the purehaae ? ( .1 new alte
for the City College is i?oo.?"?'?. an.i $S75,OC*0 has
; -m given for the erection of suitable buildings.
*d st of th I '. icka In this sectl m of the city are
ai* mi 1.000 feet long by 200 wi le, and contain some
eighty Iota, f-t. Xictolas-ave., however, N-Kin
ninf' at Central Park, runs in a northweaterly di
rectl n a roaa the section, th?is cutting many ?f
the 1 ng bio? '.?s int-? smaller hi?' ks.
i?i been strongly ur,?*V'i by aome of th?- mem
? the committee that it would be an excel?
lent Idea to c mblne th" hall "f the Bo ird of Ed 1
itl n a th the new city College. The present
hall of the Board of Education In Grand-aL la
Ina lequate, and by some of the Commissioners it
?1- regartled as t ?> far from the centre of school
rs. The present property of th" board is
valued at several hundred thousand dollars.
There is als > a tin?* pl?>t -?f ground at Flfty-nlnth
st. and Park av-v, valued ?? sf-.-rai hundred thou?
sand .1 liar? m ire. It is siiggested that thes 1 two
- f pert] be 1 ?? 1 and th?- money t?--?. us. le
f r the purchase of additional irr und larse
gh t ' accommodate both buildings, in c.a??>
the two site funds are thus put t -Kether, it is
pro*: ible that two bio i?* ma* be purehased snd
th,-- street between thorn closed thereby, giving s
magnlflceni site for th?* proposed n?*v?- buildings
in such an event prubthly two a..f the shorter
'.,iTks ??? uld be selected.
r immlsslon? r Robert Maciay, who is a member
of th?. sub-committee on sHer-tlng a site, sail t'.
B Tribune reporter yesterday: "We cannot go
t to carefully in this business, but we have gone
far enough now to know pn*ttv definitely where
the ni w Olli ge buildings will n?t and Just about
Where they will be jla:?>d. Th? subject of B
? .-\ site was agitated two or throe years ago,
and I ' anvasse 1 the ity pretty thoroughly f?r an
available place. At that time tlorntngslde
HH-Tht.? offered .'? t<*niptintr home for the college,
but it is naidly probable that wo bliall go there
. reas >n for this is the great advance in the
l ? ?? of land.
I have been informed that the <-<mtre of New
York's population is somewhere between Ptfty
a-vi Sf-vf-iity.??*><??.nd sts . and it is m?>vi*:?r
ward so rapidly that by the tim?- the new
buildings of the City College are completed the
, ntr- of populatl >n may be n?-ar One-hundred*
snd-tenth-st. This Inclines us t?> l'.'.k above
One-hundred-and-tenth-st, for the new ci"-, and
only question remalnmg Is bow far in.rih
..',1 how far t" th- ?-?st 0? weal ought we go.
gti :..-- Indu emente hav,. been :r,.nl?- t?. us t,?
1 me up to Fordh in? Helahts. But coins uaerc
; a as great a mistake as the g ?ini* below
tundred-and-tenth-st. it seems Imperative
In my mil 1 1 have the neu site as n.-ar the
centre of p ?pulatlon for the next 100 >-ars as we
can guess. It strikes me thai somewhsre n?-ar
Onc-lwndred-and-slxteentl st and Ptfth-ave. I?
.- aboul the pis ?? we want. This part ol th?
rlty [.-. ,;.-? advantages, it is easily ac?
cessible, for one fare, from ??il quart?-!-? of the
(ity. both downtown and In th? annexed dis?
trict, Tills w mid nor be tii?- case ' wo sek- ted
a ?. ;,. e*g? .,? Thlrd-ave., or west of Elghth-ave.,
? -.?.-? went ? '? w One-hundred-snd-tenth*st
or above One-i undred-and-thlrty-flfth-at."
??? ?
WAITING FOR l COTTON CROP ESTIMATE.
?"("?NIA.'";-:?; REPORTS ABOUT H. M KETL1 H
EXPECTED CIRi "I.All INfTuLTENCE
THE MARKET.
Th" ' ?- the ?Botton market yesterday
attached to an expected circular fro:n H. M. Neill,
th- New-Orleans <:??>;' estimator and al!
pro] ??.?-'. v?.),-. :? without any particular b mor
intry. It s re* rted that his 1 Ircul .r,
\? ?] ?r was said would be Issued In Mvet-pool
to-day, wo'ii.i b?- bullish, ari'i f>ri' ??? ?real ip; then
i" w.is said It would be bearish, airi there aras a
. 1 quotations European commercial and
: ? 1 heard of It, and buytnii
Ulasg iw sn I fi-om
I ?. Liverpool ?vith the efl.;
openlnj.',-??'.. to .'. ?.H. hlghei than
Monday's > lose. The New-York Cotton Ex? hang?
followed 1 ill and there was a jump of IS points In
May at the opening here, and I points In the other
ll was sn: i the rainfall in Texas was m
hufllci? nt to broak the drouth and prices he
for a f!m<- Th?n ?-am?- rri'-r?- conflicting reports
? the nature of Neill"s circular, and .1 sharp
took place, quotations going to th?- < toeing
.- of Moirlay. Trading wot active and th?
prices fluctuate?! in a range of 12 pointa Toward
?h<- close John H. Inman s??nl ?? 11 .. ; ??
a-.-'ura would sell for Id this summer i; Liverpool
Mr. \r.-A*,:. backed \ni his asai-rtlona ??> appearing
on tl 1 Boai i again an'l distributing liberal 01 lera 1 ,
bo? Thla was too much 1 >i th? short sellei |
there was ?>. sharp r.iiu Auguai going from I ? -
?89 m a f?-w minutes and closing al 11?. The entire
I al ' lo ? . : ru. at ?'? to I | Inta advance ovei Mon?
day.
May i-.?o yeaterdaj .-it its, which represented s
rise "f I-'.- points from the los guotatfon ?if l'?-i,
ruary -'?, or over H?e ?t pour : it ? io??**'l at IM
Hr.iish spinners bought i.'.1*?? bal??s In Liverpool,
Till: ORINOCO'S ENGINEER ARRESTED.
AA7TV S TAKEN ON THE ('HAROS TU ?T HE KICKED
A MAN "'. M.vril IHK . ?ITAIN OIVE? KVi
DE ?' 'E TENDI.Vil TO CUBAR Tin:
.'.'?'?' BED MAS
Whea th.- steamer '>rin.co arrived here yesterday
fr-rn Bermuda .1 v. ? ? learned that her chief >-r.
gin.-?-"-, .-Aii:':. .".i ? been arrested when the steamer
arr.? I al Ham Iton from '1rs 1 1 : ifter the
(?rl co IA: :.--. por! on her lost trip, Iwo men
? > .'.??! been employ? I ?, th? ireeeel on the i>r?
v. ? trip a :.? before Commtsslonei Bhleida snd
el ???.?? I " ?' on ti , nip during which the) wer?
on th- steamei ti- .,-..,: enclneer had kin?* 1 ,?
m-i.n nan* I Beegai by i?, king him Th?- British
Con?- ied (?? Bermuda and had th? chief
er ?!:.??? i- arrest? . ?ci the arrivai <.r the ship then
I'.- 1,. 1 .: preliminary hearing on April 1* and II,
an l N\a-< held foi trial. Captain Praxer, of tv
On?.'.' ?. s-iid ><- terdaj :
About n o'clock '?n Ibi morning of April 10 ih<>
chit-f engine 1 rame up on deck and reported that
<.-i. of tn<* Bremen was ill. and thai iw? <?f the
ere? were bringing inn, on o? k. as be ??is 100
w.'?ik ; . come ui. without asstatanci
The man v?^> brou?rhi n?*ai m-, stateroom on the
iippi-r ?l.-.-K. snd, aa h" seemed 1. I.? simply over?
come with the heat 1 gav? him the remedies I
tnoughi best suited ta, restore him. I bathed his
head with kewatei an>l cave him several iwailowa
,f 1,ran,l>. He aeeineal better for ? few n?om?-nta,
and th?-n grew weaker, dying at aboui 11 ::u u m
I bad two of the eran assis) ,??? in preparing tne
body for burial, and II ther? wer? any marks of
v. "an? on th<- body, aa was stated b-. the chief
engineers accusers, ) suret) would have seen them
As tu- man s name wh" bol on ir..- shin's articles
*" h*'1 to tnke particular notice of th.- marks of
tattooing, eta-, on t.i? body, hut we saw noihlna <?f
th?- bruises mon:lone.l In liu Kt'.rle- that hnva- l??-.'ti
print?-!.
The funeral took plac? at 4:% the xaino afternoon
Almost every one on the ship wan prcaont.
MR. ROOSEVELT'S ACCEPTANCE
ALL REPORTS TEND 'I'" CONFIRM BELIEF
THAT HE WILL TAKE ? ?FFICE,
IT is v- 'i:-; ;, THAT HE WII.l? i.Ke ME lit':,"
OEST OF THE ?POUCE '???';:? am? i ?? ? m? ?s ;?
?OF THE WORK OK III I ?1 ? \ I ? a \,,\
Rapporta fr.-.m Washington yexter?la> r.Ii-med
The Tribune'? statement thai I'nlted State Civil
?Servie e C ?mm ?i ? Th wl re Itoo ipvelt bad de?
cided ,(.i :,,'.?.?; t the " I Pol i ' ?mmlsslnner
/?Tin ? ' v
?5eV*& 3
f
to 4^
*>
y .f?>.?
f ;*rr 'K.
Tlll'i ?I '< IRE lt<" ?SEVELT.
?f .New-York offered h!;n by Mayor Btroi
would realign hi? office a? ? ' Civil Barnice Commts
?loner, The Mayor refused to llscus? the matter
t*T lo a mat that Mr. Re ?se veil ha?l accepted the
pia.-e. But ?he Impression at the I'ltj Hall v. is
that Mr. Il i ?-???. il ?oui I be ?nom li nhortl? i
thai he would laee?ome pre ?Idem of th? I ?1 ? Boanl
it v..,.- also m : that he would perfoi i th ?? ?? ?
part of the e- ?-'?? ol re ?? inlxatlon, though depend?
ing en Ccmmlwl nei Ai Ire? and th ? .?? .,;,
polnteea f?>r material aid, The Mayoi ?.i I thai
had ha-.iri nothing from Mr K.?ell ,. ?? rtlaj
Mayor Btroni would .?'?t admit ye??terda) thai he
had ?offered ?he other plu. ei on the b ?., ri t , Colon? :
1
B. V. TV Cniger t Henry Campbell M **-.* be
lleved, however, that Colonel I'reiger'a .??? eptai
was deslr? I by the- Maj
.;??: ? ral Horace Portel te?l t " ? ester
day, vliing tie e to a report I I re a .
to talca the offie e of Poll.
e.<* Mayor nor (?eneral Porter a
about the ?tory.
?
8TASDS roll THE ARCH DEDICATION
W. RISTF.WART Wir.l. ADVANCE TUR M ?XI T ? i:
??-il]:.!. KIUCe*TION
A s;*?c:al m?et.i ? of the ?Board of I
called yesterday t i com 1er appropriating moni
f >r tl ?? ?-r? ,?: en of stands for 11
?eompeanylnit th? ?' f the Waahli n Arch
on April 99. Alderman Ole tt appeared
that th.- 1? ?r I appropriate HMO for tl erect
an'i the iteooration of the stands,
Ircular In shape, m:. I begil .? I ?? *al
exte :. i to th<- curb. Tl ?
of tttae Arch Pu '?. ?.;?:?.
... .as,.,:, was not to be a pi
-? ? ild t?.av fot the stand i ? :
thai th?- l?.-ir 1 could nol .,; t r??pi until
H"?t v-nr. an! that If Mr
the eran It? ttae board n?x,
year. Mr Btowart conaeotad toll irrangem
?II. CALLED HIM "AS ISFERSAI LIAR.'
A FIGHT ? ? la AT * Ml
??!? ihqnikiri) Citizens oy h v??;.?:*.?.-v. i.
e..\i. Of M 11? ? M ? ' it
ABOI'T iiis ? . ? . ? ?*.:? '.'A! ? i ,'.i: '
The meet.:,gs of ; Ha krusacl? Improvemenl
t n.n. ?Ion I ?rath
erlnga, but that of Me , in ex
. | ? to the rule rhe meeting I
.... sed ? f Moore-?
now rum onlj ' ?m ' ?? N? a ?
York. .- na and \\ ?????? rn llalli ?? i
opposed the
I It 1 ?ail I I ami ,
prope r off a atrip 1 he en?l of 1
lot. '??? h ,:?? i ?V i"' n in, a ? owi
tract at the north ?
? ,-. ,f I the n ?v< m< I. and r? sei , ? irk ol
Mr \'an lerbe k by i slllng h m in Ini
Mi. Van lei bed . ? . , . t
with liMv:;a- I? ? M ' !.. ? . I in Ml
A i.? rman raised 1 ? - i? the a ait, I
Mi A. kerman I, in* m eatlj exe Ited in?l?*i th?
cool and delibera! Ir. Van J
i',-. - Ident ' 'lap'iidon put an ? . ? . ?
fl irittg ": ' ' ','?' A lUl I lH .,/,.'
\. hen the txi n i .
".N'.iw. you men ? I ? et tl
i?-!?-ii ???- " ;,'.. ... ?..,!, w i : k< n In reg .? .
, titl ,n, bui It ??'?? ; ? is'-''' ? '?
OSE WEEK VORt mi: jtrriitst\.
<-;<-.\ ;;!:?.'? n: falORTtaN "*?"i f:r.? -* TO THE I'M 11
?aK ru'.: e'eaNDEMNEP MAN V I I
A Iban? \|.r.i S3 Di Hu hanan'a wife and Mr?,
'"???'?mil,', of Sea York, waited upon e;..?ii".' Moi
ton ???' th? Kxecutlva f.*hambci .?? 10 ?'clock this
morning M'- Il liai i made an earn es I pi? i foi
the life ... . .-. bo ? to be exe
gin? on Wedn, lay foi ; ? a foi me ?
VM'- 'i he y were avHh ih< ' So ei noi ?? ? larite
re ? ? '!<>'i room foi :?? irly ai nd no otbei
vlsliors were admitted The (lovernoi il
he ' ould nol Interfere bul Urs. I! man
Inga ?rere so i ath< c lhat he ' I? I
week'a respite, principal!) lo glv?. ihe i ondemne?!
? me in * hl?*h lo ,.' ??; ?? i ?? foi 'I? ?a : h
\\'h<-ji Mi< Ituchanan and he friend lefi (he i:>.
??'.nu.' ('hambei ihej a-ere ?? orted b; the '?"?
??i nor'a private seen . ''..'. v, e ole,
\? . . nabled 11,?-.?, :?? ? ca| ? ubse , \ :i .?>n bj
ilirnugh '!"? private entiam e of ihe fix,
i . h ;:,.., dire t lo the ? .?: Idol on i he i .-? on i rtiaoi
??I the ? 'apitol 'I I" a-omen areni up lo Ihe I i lal
Ta-i. r.r?,; ?, < ?m? ? ? Ird floor of th Cap toi,
and ?eni .? d! ? ate h :?, King Bli .?
'I i?.- onlj official announcement fi im Ihe lloa
ernor saya "Cpon fairther ?'onslderatlon, and upon
the personal appll at Ion ..f i),?- prlaonei .s.'.-. ..
?????iule- baa in?????? fjrai te I until Maj :. ,
I'-. Huchanan was marrie I to I.Ih presen I wife be
fore h?- marrie?! the aoman said ;?? have ?.????n men
?lere,| H, remanie I her In Hailfa leal h
'?r the other woman.
Colonel Cole, the (Jovernor* pi ... etaiy,
. up vv.ii'i.n San . ..' Sing Blng, bj telephone
an i told him thai th? <; ?vn >i had rei plted H i
cha?an for ?,,i ? week When Warden . ,i?,. ; irn, i
tir i i .. went t I' h.anan'a cell .". i ilel, "r. ,
in l i ,,.???? i ni .'. for you 1 he e loi ernoi
given ... !? pit? ol on? week, foui ???? .t? ?
? ? ? Exe ' M ???? Man |
an i her pie u i fe was gi ?., .\ \.~ the
Governor." Hue?hanan rmlled and i. ?? thought
thai il n wo > tfriere n m> laehalf,
at l am an Innoceni n in Will j/o,i telegraph for
Las v? i (jibl? m -i erne ' ' ?*oro, ? ? . .??? m ?
? t onee? I tu*? i.i to lighl lh? rase tr,rr?nj;i, the
'?'""t. aga h and ? ?I.i no? a III i?* had of mj
. non "-.il i il ? want lo ?????? mj y.,?
'"-||h>." ii, thei asked whether tl)- reepit?, -A.m
to dat? from Monda) or t'? ?Hat? from to-morrow
a he ? ird, n told dm thai he ?" ? d n ?? tell him
anything furthei until the Oovernor'i declalon
i"?"ii. i him
Uuehanan waa a happ) man la : ev n ng, owing
to the te Don ol the <; ?v? i ; i?r. He ?eni . , ,i t,.;?
grama : . in? lawyera and frl nda In New-York and
? long letter to the (3overn??r Ita purport ?-??iiiai
""' ?? learned. Mrs nuchanan arrlv?-.i fr .?? \i
',:'".' on ih.3 i rain ?ccompanltd i,\ Mrs ,'<,|^.
man and Mr, Roche, Thei drove ? th prlaon and
"J'1 ?" ?'?n? intiMi-vv ??;?'. the cnndemi i man
arta-r whl.il the panv lefl WW ?s*'ll'K b) the H 22
trata for N*W?Yorh Mrs Uu? hinan seemed Ita
**%, fSSrltt after her riall ?o her husband. The
omciaj a-Mpera fi*om tha Oovtrnor v.-n received a?
the prison by Special WMlHlf** ''* l!"' ?venlng.
POLICE HAVE UBIQ LOUIS?
LIGHT THROWN ON THE THOMPTON-OT.
* MYSTERY.
XO DETE?TIVES AROI'XU THE NI'IOI?IIORHOO?
OP TIIK rniME. V."IIH*H Is' CONSIDERED
\ si IXIKI? ?NT l'\."l'
!" mystery aurroundlng the murder of Allee
Walsh, a o isa found bleeding to death In the
hallwa? ' ' No, 141 T mi on st, on Ptinday morn
h g, bid rair to be solved " a la gatl
en ! from the lalk of Ihe poli**? The most un
i 'Hani ilevrlopmen.he ..?so la the finding
uf "Rig i.oi a/hom M key" Walsh uspects
o? having mm lered Ihe unfortunate woman, '*Blg
I. 'i;s" was :? m i bj ? del? ctlvea y? terday
morntni , and ? In Iheh ban : Tl ?? pol.ee
refn -, -, || nnytl ng .i> nt the m i n They - > ?
; noi und ? ai r ?t, bul thai they h - - him
they \ .-?nt h m w h. he s as pi k? I up
co ltd noi be learned, bul II ? '-: : 10 I kelj in on?
ol thi ? ? sorts neai Ih? ? Hotel
Bhortlj aft? r the poli? e- ind ' ?Ig Louis" ?
det<wtlve -a..-;;! t.. Qsrland'a aaloon, where "Ml '.
Walsh was lottering, and I? ' I m awaj It was
s ipp >s? i that he a is ? >K? :i to Po'.li e H? ? Iqu irt? rs
to Identify "H?l; lx>iils." \.i thai Is known >>r
"Big l/"iiis" la ihal h? is .1 truckman, snd lived
on la ' ?! if ? : ; a 1 Ions ?\,in the muni.1
worn in. II.- ?s ?m I t.. I..?-.' i- en the last p .? .
m'in- she had, H? an wera aomewhal to the de
srrlptlon given of the man \\A> wenl to th? hoi
.? Ith ?lice \\ alai The 1 oil r< fuse 1 to tell s hat
?lispoaillon ?.is made of "Hlg lx>u ," but the pre
sumption la that the detectives took him to |?o
Iti - li. ..?' 1 ?." ti ? Vnothei I fa? I whl? h
Id tend to shot? that tl , ? aw light ah? ad
???i the caai waa Ih.nspl loua .iiis.-'i.-o of I"
tlves from th? ? lie crime Ther? were
nearlj 1 dosen prowling around ? rh.i
? ? ? , ?
1 lui in ta nona, of No 177 Rorej th ?:? . the
? : ious prli : - irreated M (hi by
I ??'ti ?.. ?? Itoaenberg il N'.i 7' " Ih-sl
?'"'.- narged ? . Mai kei
I'olli-e I'aiuri with ?arrj ,?..; .
? k . one? il ,. 1 - ,1 lie waa h?*ld
for examination It wa ? a '??-r. !.. -.?,. ,1
al h? knee am? ?? mu? '?? 1 of
\. ? >? lieh, bill Lot?, he . ' ?? live It iaen
berg ei led ' ' ???-,- ?..' il ,,t he ha?i 1 - 1 >-i
with It what? . ? r
? ?
HARLEM HOSPITAL'S CONDITION.
EXAOOEI. "aTED 1 ? ? A'!:?- " ? ?
' I : ".'
TA- H a-'- m II ::?'!???- I ' . - ,.- ??
. ? - "t. the i 1.e new Com? 1 1 if
ties and ('01 ' Robert .1. Wi ght, a? .'-r?i
1 .1 f what a lly his
ttttit was pul
,.?' ? '. tel ? ? ?"-..- t al
ti.m? ? of ihe ? when a 1
?? ; >ri 1 . ailed, but P ' H I'ortei .?.!.,
?
? '?i.- Harlen or s
1 ? ? ule on It."
II.- add? ' 1 the report of Mr
Wright's 1 th? t of
\.?-. >-d a wrong Impre? but one opei
I Mr. Portei ? ? es not
????:?? rhat aeveral I
ire In n? ? ?
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ifter of wiling
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T! ? ? ' .n,r:i - loners of A
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?, ?? : ?.- a ? i 1 * ? ? ? ; ?<*.'? A.
? . ? r :? ????-,. |.'?'ri.-( , ?
with th the kei [.er? ?ut
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dlscoveri I. as well as s
gea. It was reported y? ! I -
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' ? ? ? i*lt) li.'.
lor of the ?
.
1 ..'in- ?? ? A. ? of dutj ? ' " ' ?
waa aald ?. *n
htm referreal ta, Hrooktl.
. ,,?: ? ? . Perry, of ? ?
I thai report ?if il
bill ll* all ? , .rn
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l pop !.. tl i-eiera
,. ? Mr. i'i 1 w pi
Iti! h 1. I tl. ilil TO 111 111 ! l> If .41 -
AM. THI "'" ' ? ' ' 1 '?? ': I : MR
Th? Police 1 '. r? had an executl?
? ion
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bad ' fur 1
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t,. 1 --fi'- ? ? ? Mayoi -i !?-.,.' ih? h-parinten
Com m
Hgali ? ' aid, h"?
: tie W.I , , ? ' ' ' ? ? ? -
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pn ? m
? 11 n m a 1 m 1 ?j 11 i 11 / r.i 1 1111 1.
A \ AM
WHO il.i
111 1 1 I
l'"l.'. 1.M1 N '
Captain M? Cullagh 1 1 Da i.i \ :i
. 1 . 1., ring, of the Wi rhlrtj ? ? nih
were n uklng the round i?*i In
1] . |uai bel r? n : ghi .lo id i? nig
lb? ??).???. Frantli ci I? The: a re II
at Thirl ? re. All f mi 1 1 1
lowai 1 N nth ,i\' . ? hi 1*1? Ihi < 1 ? ?
? ime tr,,iii In u.- ml<l !'? .,' lb? ol" k Ihe) '... 11 1
.1 man being im? be.iten h a lal blond
, ung ? a 1 a ' bl ' ? I ? ' -
with an umtir'dla l'nptaln Mr? , h 1 1 1 ,
th" at reel and told Ihe u om in 1 > go .1? iy, a
? rbnnr?
"Yes, 1 w m ? ? n nit? 1 ihe won 11 I aln'l w? ai
1 m. dais for 1 .ghl If yon don'l
11 u.- th? ?..1 can get out 1 -
"Il mi don'l i: ' ,1? 1 ?? 1 ''ii ha ..??.-? t ? t -.-.,
-,\hn : ,i n m .-t mild n 1 ni
"An ? 1 ? 1'omui ' l. ;
If you , ?? plain up h?-re, .,1 nrreal me
I .ih, 1 th?- I I of 1 1 I oa n In M-'i ??
si, No, : not by 11 In
I'aptaln Mci'alliigh la.ughe.1 u ihe woman - 1
r,.!.- and , hei arm lo laki bei to th? station.
1 "i?' th.- u on.m tniii-,i .m him .m,1
deal! *.111. . blow on Ih* las which made him stag
gei 11.11 ? a -i Ma ?on al on? e ran ncroi 1 h? 1 n
io help the ..i|M n Th? woman backed up again :
,t I"" e, so that h? ? ? II '? ? ? !d nol 1 be
hind hei snd then ? hei umbrel . : u 1
\-.. it?,.'., ahe kept ihem a .1 disiann geelng boa
things were going, 1 <? ? 1 ? . the fraj loo, bul
1 . was ol litlle us? 1 b< ?\ oman uu ed hei a egp in
v. nil such good effect ihal noi.r the policemen
. ould ' ' 1 -ar '-n nigh '" her to hold hi r ai m
rTnallj lieerlna ran down to Ninth-av? and got po
..'?mu.-o ?iiiiii. snd Down?) These two w.1.- in
uniform snd bsd club? Thej made ,? 1:1 ?* 1 * foi the
woman, and, using the) club ru fende* ms 1 1
1. gel th' umbrella awa) from her. Captain Mi
? All;,ci. then thought th? tight waa ovei bul he
wa mlatak : Will.ream a rage, th" woman
mad? 1 lump f< ' Deerlng and grabbed him l>\ the
hair, knocking Mm down 1.oiling over th?- aMi
walk with lui" Then all "i Ihe pollcemei fell on
top of her, while i'aptaln McCuliagh ii im .1 .loan
step directed the operations Deerlng flnall?. man
aged In crawl oui from undei ih? mls?*d heap ,,
1 oil? ' men Then Ihej all sal on th? s -.nun until
she waa au ?
AI length "he admitted thai iha m-? beaten bul
?fused absolutely i?> gel up 01 to go to the sis?
Ion-house, When .?h<- wa?> lifted in h?-r 1. -t tbe
?mi.m fell back on th? sidewslh Flnall; th? m?n
orme?! three on ?? side, and the woman was lift -?i
r n 1 1 carried around k> ih.- atatlon-housc
In ih<- Jefferson klarkel noun yeaterda* morning
h? woman ?"'>" her name as l,nii?n Bennett, ..r
?o. rtl?* VV?'-t Thin? ?mili at. sh.- told Justice
iintiis "she gui ??????' she must have had a ft *
rlnka." A Ih?1" u' I*'-1 ????a i?upuaa<i.
NEW-YORK'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS
i..
AN ABUNDANCE OF ?\MERICAN CHILDREN
i N x? ?. :??'?.
i'-"-'*.s in i.i ri:1: 'Ti hi: v?.'i> p vti:i. ,tism an
oi.d-parhionrh bch.i ?''? the ek?
Cl ?" l?*tlMENT Ol ?*?*.*?< RIES.
I'. g public i hoola In N?? Yor have had let i
per : inn ? ?m the I ?nallt .? o( pu| Hi
than tlrammar P hool No. "??'. ha? had In Tweentleth?
at., bet we, 11 Sixth and Seventh aves. I* remain? to
I tliia la) ?. ked drawing on much the tme
. la - ol paapll na M ? ??? o atte ml il the ol I Ninth
Warel ? ears ago. The a ?ho ?1 was ea
lah'.lsh? l ii IfM, haa ng h en .?" off??*?h<-*ot o( Oram?
mar ft hool No ;... In Twenty?fo?irth-st., at that
t.n e ? thr'.. lepart ne ni ? ehool, ipal of
No. IS a.is Th mai Koeilk, ., Quaker, who wi fi
mou? In hi ?? ? : itor, and hl? rech ?ol bo
?. ; ipulai that it waa found ne??cesaary to
divide If, Thi boya' department not taken away
and e*tab'l?h< I aa an entirely new school, No. S&, The
l ; ?v. v::a i? piTCHEH
i -??< ?!? principal of No . Edward !' Pit sr,
?v h ? i I with the public
? in t wen I ? ? , til pa
?v HI? prcleci ar waa
|.- T '?'. Conk
? ? ? ? th? w *>rk In thi o
the e every T .?? ?.lay an i Fri?lay
ire |? taken to
? ;? patriot m ai mg . ? pupl : ?? having
?; ? ersary ol
? nation*
?...???:
fron '....??
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. ? ? ! I ? ? ? . re I
? van lar I. a?
, ?nt of tl
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,..??:. tar)
. . ed coi
and the ' are well at
'1 !.. ? of the old ' i - ."?? I ? h toi?
i ' \ ? " f?
? ? ? ? fa ?:, thla arr angi
?le.- place ??.,? well lighted and ventilate?! until
.... ? i | arotii ? i .
right ?I ,.???? m the
rear In? hen t he win
sr? !? ': , ? ? : he n ?I -?? of
. , . ? . , ? .'
in th? asa
?
I? ? F the America leiar?! have bee n
? et with such anc?
le I < ?ne of
af the An ! 'Igae*? ???? I ? .
? and M
I thai il lu.< don? k""<!
PASIC 41 l\ OLIFKR.ST. Fll'.t.
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Xi'KS
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that threat)
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ne an?l Madlso 'he ke
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? ' ? . ?voman on the iop fl. *?. on
? ? ? ? i|... ,.i i nt.,., i ?.. .-. ii,
a hut I'ullceiiu ? ., i to
i|
? ??. \\ omen
arms and h?i ? ? otiiei
he stair?
i id got ?I
tl lh?' eng ? ? ou?e foi orne
in ?...,.
'
' the i.f >.,'?. .i ,, . ; ? lirai le,
en King I :..,..? heiixine
,? 1 s
i. . , na? II of lenil ... >u\ M, -, i.?.
? er tie drei lo, king
i?| g two ours laefor? the tire
? ? . is',,;. ', . ? i haiine
?I II'? was told t . ?m ? a.. beiri Ing, b n
to a ' n h lh? pla, ? Po ? n n ltina,
? ' the flre a lin mie, and i eporte 1 the
?? '?> ir.t ..n lui? .et i he ? i.,.? rt K'.utlou
ll- ca?1 i.-i to the e can ol be i
t l.t.i V? l m un CHOSE l.l I I.
? ' ?Mill lt?"*l I, "?? 'I .'' : VKE V' ?Tie ?N ' - TO
'. \l?i: Wit it'T THE PEU
. . i'..- IJEHST '?: ' i
i organisations awl board? wer? repre.
,,? the , nference ?r uumim-rclal bodies ??n
the Tel, ph bl . a hie h n In thla clt) ? n Mon
?among ,. organis?t lona In and sinn acl
in .ne II ' i.nference \? ere : he S ??*
r?ele .n i Tranapoi tatkan, N.w York
' ? ? i. ? ,. v ? . i-e .'.. ?, ta ;
c ' I.-. .;... I'alnt, ,?; .mi Varnish Club, i'rull
' ' i i .?? Kxe hange, e *| ?thl? ? a ,
' 'bathing Maneifa? urers' ii ?uel itlon, Jewel.
i- v- ).,?, ,,,, iiuiiding Materl tl Each inga,
Manufacturers' Association of King? and Queen?
-. i nit? i ?? mfeclloner?' ?, ?? 'litlon, Me
and le, i. r i.-, hange, of Neu York, l.?-.,r
? ? . i: aard ??I ii le New \ ork Retail Oroc rs'
Men ham Tail n ' :'' ?ephon ?
\
Among the nut .,( ,.,,? n m ? were the
lte,:ai ..( Supervisor? of K ng.?e County, Huff a lu
lt?'.il H>ai it. Ex?'h -i'.-. Bouth Hufl tl i Hui Ine ?
Men'? Ass?aclatl n l.utf.tl.i l.in. Exchange, It it I
fal . '.'i., i .. ? k> hange. the lluffalo H?. ird ol AI
?I'-rmen snd th, i?,..u i ??: ? '..mui'"? Councllmen
?I the up um/ on \i m?lai an a?ldresa t., the
I [I ' ?Mi.- hi I i'li.?If "f Ihe Pel ?on? 'i' i I Tele
[?bone bill ?,,s unantui ?an I? a?l??P ed the addi -
I? Ing d? ?need necess.tr) In ?lets ? '? statements m th
.v ?? ml i|a ? . . | tun i ?*e ?? mbl) in?'n Alna
?? ?i th, i'"...??. ,,.i i ?thei ?' ills attention lo the
fact in.,i the bill ? .,- pre anted to ihe Ben He and j
??'? emblj earl) in Januar). an I thai M h id the In?
dorsement noi onl) of numeruu? Influential < ? ?nt -
in-i lal bodle? in this clt) Brooklyn and Huffaki,
ban In all th? othei clllea In Ihe Btate, Including
Albany, e .?... to, Ithaca. Nyack I'tlca, Bcheneclady,
Koche ?ter, S) ra?u ?? .?i el man) othei piac? ?
1**1 ve aeparate hearings have ''?'?" helil before the
Benatet'ommltteeontitiei andth? Assembl; Conimll
leeonElei-trtclt) m ,,i,n ..- ion, ind theaddressre
I't'S .?|..,i ; ?,|, pi,,,,. ,,| Itiese hi .inn?.'*. Si,n.m
Hi erne rep ,???.?,,?..,, ?|,,. s,|voi?ates of the bill, and .e.
the heating m Pebruai li n **?" ; agi*eed lo pi'
-??nt .un.ti,,m. nt thai a ?ail Ul remove every objection
thai seemed i., have mj force. This was done, and
"" other .'tu. i, ?,,i?.ni a have been either ?uggested
or ? ubtnltlee*},
The addreaa clogga with ?"> offer t.? pr?oduce 111??
i..'..kM ?,f it,,. , ,,.?1,1,,,.,| organisations thai are seek
li?K ihe? pan.,,?,, ol thi- ? |,a vv???-rj? t. s" ta> I ??phone I'll'
in refutation (,r ih? lnaln imtloti thai any oaTganiM
li.an ha.i been j,all) ,,,. e%pecu :?? !??? i-ahl f??r tit
servi??? n clxallenare? th?* t?l?phona ?companleM t-'
?lO iikeVM.-.c.
TE AI SS CRASH TOGETHER.
EXCITEMENT AT GRAXD-ST. ELEVATED
STATION.
XO ONE HtTRT, I" T A PANIC SMONd TUB l'A-?
BRXOFRS
\ collision occurred early y.-st-T'lsy "n the Sixth*
ave, ? levated rallroa i by which an engine nni one
i ir were damaged No .n;.- ama hurt. The collision
i - ? . i st 'a o'clock ?i* Oraad-st. sad South
'-..-. .ni.i was due. it is .?.?i'i. to th" rarelt*sB
ness of an engineer. Rnglne No, '?'?'** run int.. the
real car of a train drawn by <-n?;in.' No, -"."'. ?*h! h
was standing on ni" down track in froal <?f the
(?rand-st. station, Th. accident caused much eaelte
iii-iii among ihe passengers snd in th>? neighbor*
I .,?!
I' wsa daj Ighl when the collision happen? I ?
train of four cars, draarn b? engine No. 29, res ihe I
the Oranl-at. atation at ?'???> o'clock, Th?- engineer
discovered something th matter with the engine,
and he and hta Breman got down from the h?>x to
s.-.- what ;t was. They were miking some repairs
snd oiling the machiner) when the train iruwn by
engine No, "'_"'?. with f??nr ?-aro, rame along und
rraehed into the rear rai of the train standing at
tbi station. There were only s f.-vs passengers on
Hi,- first train, but the second train liad about s
dozen passengers In each car. Frank Davis was
th" engineer In rhsrge of engine No. sa. It is said
h?- ran th.- train Bt full speed from Bleeckevot. to
(?rand, and there was s fearful .rash when the
ran Into the rear i ir of th" train ahead. The
ehock knocked the passengers from th-lr ?eats and
s"tn.' were thrown across ,via- cars Th?' collision
w. followed by the breaking of glass and th" noise
iplng st? tin from the moving ?--i-tine. which
.iii-"i a commotion In the street. The '-rash snd
abock "f Hi-- ci,||b-ton, together \?lt-i ih.- smashing
??' gls - si ! tl..- noise of the escsplng st? im, caused
,i panic among the par-engers, msny of whom were
dosing n their seals Thorn in th?- first car behind
the engine .if the cond train w?r? thrown down
si '. two or three men hurled across the car. Engine
No "' v .1 bad damaged. Her water-tank waa
broken ami th? -'!?? ..,' the cab was knocked over
and wn iv- ',. Thi platform of the car that was
run Into bail tieen ama .shed, as well as the front
platform of the ar nest t,, th? colliding engine,
Nearl) all the window? of th?- ear were broken.
Th? pollre . I not arrest Davis, the engineer, al
though, from all accounta, he was guilty of groes
rareleaaness. One ?' the passengers said the train
was going at full ;.i wh"ti the collision oc<-urred.
II.?n it ?s,i? that th? engineer failed to see th?
train atsndlng si th? station no one ran explain.
Th? impany will tn:,k- a thorough Investigation.
BOCSD loi: FOREIGN SHORES
TRANS ATI ?ANn?*! TRAVELLERS WHO WILL BAIL
? .
?i to-day on i!'>> Whits
Star -?? ..'., ? MaJ '. Liverpool, are W. \\*
App'.i ion, r. VV IA . ? r It,! B'.ou? ? iM ix ' i R ?
Mr and Mi r"? i ? i I Blumentha ? ; P Camp*
I- II, Bmlle ' Mr. a i I Mr-'. De W " I?.
?'",'k, ? ?? Hon. frank Curson. 1" and Mr- Km
me| i ? M :- i ! ? MISS Bs'llS
? M Fa'.k Howard (1 i.:?i. Mira M. Hark
' K liai -? . Mi u ; Mr.? i: M Harts
the It- ? J W. Il M.-, in.l Mr.. J, W
Bowel!, Mr and Mrs <; .m H ibb.i :, Mr. and
Mrs .-' V. A Hunter, M '-'ranci? Jategsr, C S
im rton. C J. !<??
trai '' M i? lell, Major ?"o.--ni. I.lttl?.
;..i... Gwendolen Little, lamea MsJ.on, Lady .Miiler.
w i p Moore, Mr? Daniel O*Day, Mr. snd Mra.
George ?'A-. Mi and Mrs J Arthui Palethorpe,
Mrs J W Plnchot, Qlfford Plnchot, K. C. I**ost.
Mr ml Mrs. V, 9 Pyle, C. lv Rae, Mrs. Roland
Mi sn i Mn Dank I Ripk y, Mr?. Hegi
at -. Helei i:-..--, Mr.?. i-; T, Rsarnsn,
s H 8 ?'? Mr, snd Mr? Francia Bkwiter, i-'. ?:.
Mr. snd Mrs. Q. W. Vanderho? '. Mrs. B. Il
\ .m Ingen, M S l. Vas Ingen, Mr. ani Mrs.
Edward \ m Volkenburgh, ?i. Cretghtoa Weht?,
W. i: Webb, .1 D WUlh*, w p Witts, Mr. sad
Mr?. K 0 Wot rail. Il B V.iii-.g and Mr. and Mrs.
i. .'t foung,
The Amerk-an Une steamer Berlin, .-aii.ng for
.? t.ik-. out among her pa??enga*rs
Misa Harriet | ichanan, Miss il J Buchanan, Dr.
I' Brewer, '1 i'. i'uiI-, .1 '.'.'i S. r.inier.in.
. " snd Mrs Ths ?lors Bng ?lbs h,
i; ai , m : loti : ? - : Mi W il Hull, Mrs
, .? ,?, u ? . Mr? Corn I ?- Ho* an I, Mr. -?n I
Mm Henry' M Humphrey, Mrs ??-..r?;.- I". Klsaaao
Ml - .'tu . - K : ' King 4e?.Mrs H J.,
Mrs. ?A '. ? Mrs. il. r U?^' ?-.
M ' ind Mra F. L. M nton,
M ii \> r, il ? i-t- i-i P Putnam, Dr.
.1 ? Ti tch Mi '?' M Treg.cun and Mis* K P.
\ ?? S
Vmo Re I Star Une ?t.-.im-r
? .ar Mra Martin H i?k, Mr
Brock. P. < "almvaert, Mi an '?
Mr? .- n t>, ..- -i - i ,..;. ine il Fren *h.
? |em? [lie Ke? John F .;
the Ri -v William '?? lerlck ?I ?. Bin
i k A. Nord Mr?,
i- M >: Im in. Mr d - ?man,
Mrs. IL i*. Towns? ;
.'.
Red .* team? ? W? ?tel alan i ??
-??i'i i\ .
? m??? g h? - he He? and Mr* R. VV
Be? ? Mi ?-,?;.:? "hsuvea I, I 'r and
Mn ?' r PI? ? i" ?? P lllover the i:-\ H
I. Mm-. .?? ' ' ' - i'ii : si I the Be? W T
mi it ai a i ?r.i.
li FIRE PATi-nf.MW ?Ti II . IN'U \
t ' It IN? 1 I ' ' ? '. , ? .?, ' \
\ i rioas fire ? rr? ba ten em of a
? \,. * ? ' ? . ? ? a \ ?? . ui noon yea
to have ?: irt d In .? coalbln
One alarm
waa Ihe ?:? i-i n in- ; t ? ? under
trol qulckl? The i ige wa eatlmated al VVi?i
tlUOng t! ? thi mok? w is
Mrs. J wife of a pastry ? >,iU John R
M a r >i :. who ll?"ea on i ie same floor, i he second,
,-,,,.i n h ' wati'hlng tli?- llremen working at
a Fir? Patrolman Prank Bnyder, a'f
the h u i'atrol ( 'otnpan; it ? 'in hui '"??: snd
iw?nt) I Kighl nd inoth? r > ne
of ih ?same n ei red Ml r gh'a roans.
was no Hr.- on that flooi ind I nk rig gn* -
,|, i < aa-tlona suspicious Maruld -.-it word -,. i >.
ti uve w m am Moore. ..? he VV., i in Ired
.wentv-i ' i ? nation. ? ho ?as al the
lire with Po ? > ' ?? Thomi m A I >?? moments
. . when th ? ? ., i ; ' ? ?"? sting il ?bed an I .Mrs
-, ? return? lo hei i""?i ?. she misse 1 s gold
?val i,. n' In i I ? ? ? ?' " report! d ths loos to
Moot s i .';'i?i"t that Captain Thompson
a n ., i him on the thli i flu ?> Huun laman Master
Do ? eat them up < m?l ?'? hi n near 'u
t.o, i,,. ?a? i? S. ..-i?-' t it?'- the -A -i ta .i frota his
poi-kel an,I lira ft It ? I
\\ ti.-n aa i?--i of ihe ... fi o.-ior.- i*uplain Thomp?
. he k ?? i ?' ih ? ? ii- v. at n I
Hews :..-? i to I i? IV-i tme-hundred-and*twent) |
Hfth i poll ? station, ind from th?.o the 11 ?i
?em Poll ?? ?'"on When arraigned befon Police!
Justice I?- ii Knydei igaln maintained his Inno-I
cence II? ??'as held In II """ had tor trial,
FAMIIA SLEEPING o\ air BARE FLOOR.
? PITIFI'I. CASE ""' 1-tlVFRTI l " Ulll.'ll 'I'llH
Mi K RELU F ?'" 'IM? Il ?s l'AI.I.EU
? rEKTION
The Mont? Relief rlocli y of this city, w hi. n was
organ Is? i In January, I? <:.-i'.\ through the exer?
tions of Mi goOa Monte l^oeblnger, no? numbers
over ?*'< members, snd is .?..du ? great U.-ai of
charitable work among the poorer classes In tha>
Pltj v Tribune reporter wenl yasl Isy to Na IOS
i:i- : ,. u fourth st., v? '"i" Ihe smlety every
Tueada ?" ? ' ?thing sn i monej to th >?.
wl.have been thoroughl) investigated The
thirty or more persona who .-une '..r relief yea
,1.1. ahowed '\ ?rj sign of intense poverty; bin there
wss oi .a " thai seemed lo .?p???-.?i especlall) to
? .- aympath) of thise present M's i.nh Dvorken,
with sis sins i children, was deserted by her hus?
band. Sis weeks u?;?> the woman and her family
were thrown out In the street, and .? Mra QoU*
atelr of So. 1 Norfolk-st., took ia>- ?hoi.- family
into h"i one little room, where she h."i with her
ais children, and a Id d to ths number the na%\ .lav
another child s bul.;. t?oy sr.??. t ?,.. wan wretchedly
p.H.r. her husband having deserted bar aiao. The
Mont? society h?-i|ie.i them uia>ng, and Mrs. Dvorksa
now lives st No. ."> Norfolk-st., with one chair and
sn >.il ilovs In ths room Th- re is net on?' snap
.if bedding m the room, mother and calldrsa ktst
lying ?town on ths floor I ? ? leep, Bvsn oat of this
hovel she expects to be evicted In s day or two un?
less ii.-ii, cornea from somewhere, as her monthly
rent of MfaO Is .hie.
Mrs l?oeblnger, the Indefatlgahls presidsai in
apeak Ing ? ? i the soctet) sold; "Wi ure absolaiteiy
nine, -i.ii inn. and lbs '.ills ,ioo;i ||g during th. last
ititrr. sou even now. have keen ?> heavy that we
,ai" had to fail Lark 00 the Capital we have In
ha- bank, and ?ire much m need >>t monetary h?'d?.
We "hall have our third aiinua! May f-atlvaloa the
".I of that month, at ths ?ir.imi Central Pals e gnd
In? .utraa-tla.iis are BU?*h tiiul we fael bur? of a'sue?
8UTCIDE OF A YOUNG GIRL.
JULIA ORetNM FFAUFI? BEING SENT A WAT
KU'i.M HOME.
tun: Mv\.;i.i:i, ?BODY ?TOCXD IN THE yard OF
111*1'. HOm SHI: HAD i:\'Il?!..\*T!.Y Jt'Mi'EP
ri:??M a itt?;ii vvini???w -thi: r?>
t.!<?;?: iNv i:sti.; vi*i\?: v ?TTORY
?HI Tui.l? ?in MONDAY
. ?a e;ri5?s, H s;xt? en-year-o! 1 girl who ?I: '.?[ pear-e4
from her home at No. C3 Fast Tw?tlftb-Bt. on Sat
?irl.iy nlnrht and ratunwd M?uiday. .v.is found
lying dead at I o'clock yantot?ny morning In the
yard of bor home, Htr skull was crushed, and ?ha
must bave been Instantly killed. Tkara ?easaa no
douM that the g'.rl commit:"! BU ?:'? by Juin;.Ing
from a window on the fourth floor. The motive
for the girl's ststeida is that her pa?**a**>'ta ituende.i
to send i'.?" awa) yeraterday t.? th" Houm of the
elooil Sh"|if"-nl. Rathe - than ej > there, ?he pre
ferred to kill harself. Julia left h?r home on Sat
urday night to ?eo her friend, Mamie \jtonart.
The girls separate.i a: AvreniM B an?l Fifteenth-it.
Julia then disappeared. When she returned homi
Monday aba told hot parents that a man about
thirty yeara old m?-t her and harnled her a note,
trhlch h?* said was from bar bniher. The note
il!re.'te?l her lo acoompany the stranger. She did
so, she said, ami the man took her downtown to a
hotuea whirl, she could no; again lO'-ai?' and lo?'k<?d
bar in a room. She stayed there until Monday
moralng. when sh?? maaagjatsd to escapa from the
hOMOe, Th.? girl was taken to Police Headquarters
Monday, and detectives ?rere detallad to m email
?tate h?-r story. She tried io llt.'l th?' hotis.? where
she sahl she had been imprisoned, but could not
di s .. It Is tindersto.id that her parants ?Molded
her whan sha returned hom?? Monday, and decided
to have her sent to the House of th.? elood Shep?
herd. The girl ?and bor elder slater, Hatten? oceta?
lile.I the same bed .Monday night. At 0 O'clot k
yesterday morning the father, who is a ciatar
ntaker, ar.,H" to prepare for work. He glanced Into
his daughter's bedroom to see If Julia wot sleeping.
Ha found only one Oaccupant in the bed. Th'.s was
Helen. Julia ha.i left it. and lier clothing was not
In the room. The father made a ???arch of the
different rooms. He found one of the kit.'hen wlr.
dows open and lookol out. As he glanced down'
Into the yard he uttered a shriek that aroused
many of the tenants in the boUM. Then?, M the
? ' .: ?? ; tvemeni in the yard, lay Um ?rushed and
rm of his younger daughter. The giri'a
ther aras arou ed and her cries echoed Ihiougk
th,? house as she rushed Wildly ?Iown the stairway
until she reached the yard, where sh?? throw her?
se!' across th?- lifeless body of her child.
Il was at Brsl thought that the ?.rl was making
an effort to escape from h??r hont- v. hen she met
bar death, it was ???!????? d that tht was poing
dotara the rear flre-escape when ?he lost h?r baten?***
a- i fell headlong to the yard, where the lif" waa
cruahed out of h??r Thla tb?tory was Nt at rest,
however, a:-.?l ther" was nothing but ?u'c.de to
explain the girl's death. The '.v.r. low whl?*h the
unhappy father found open was no., the on?a or>
the (lre-eacape. The girl must bava <.[ien.*l
II and deliberately 1ump?"i out, Bhe waa fully.
dressed nfben found, w.th the exception of her hau
While her slater slept soundly, she must have
Steal hlly left the bed and ?lressed hersel'. ?IrC
clothing snowed that Sb? had not ?banned It In.
ha.-:- I' is sui>posed thai the reprimand from
her paren's touched her deeply as she is Mid to
have been a child of .? sensitive nature, The fear
o? being par e,l from her home an?i seat to an in?
stitution also torture) her. Helen says ?he girl
aras restless after retiring, an i it Is likely that she
si?pt only a little befoe she arose to kill lierseX
The parents are distr?ete i wit.i t,r.ef.
?HI i'l'.nFKKRKD DEATH To SOI.ITCDE.
Mrs. Amalla Tr'pp. a wblow. flfty-elgh' years old.
?*??! -1.1? Ida early ?/estenlay morning by
hanging with an ?'i ron string. 8he lived alone ia
lava small rooms on the seeond floor of No. Mi
Mast Kourth-st. Her husband died eighteen yeara
?age. After his death aha and her daughte? lived
together until eight months ag?>. when .*?* daugb
fer died. liver since her ?laughter's <i< arts the
old woman ha? baan daaponeient. The ne :''.N?rs
say she prayed rightly for death. Bhe toi ot ? i
tenant? that she wanted to die .mithat her daugh.
ter was calling her.
MB. DKPEW is 8IITT-OSE YEARS <>I.D
IN a KI.M1NI-. ENT MOOD ON Hlg ?BIRTRDAT Ti-**.
'ji'iiivv MANY i!a:MFvnRAN?'KS
PROM IHK riur..*'i?s.
''I am slsty-?tme to-day, and t tool Ilka a two-year
? Id," ?a: I ? lia'in ?v >1 l?.-pew ) 'erster lay, as ha
leaned bade. In his ?a:-v , !.a.r ,n his offl.e p.t he
rjrand Central BtaUoo and ?? nter.t? i... : 1
around a
Mis .?et; ,? ?is beaui fully de ira ted with Bowera.
In S '? ??*?? "?? h - ?l?sk stood .? 'rcat l. m. a ??'. irrapj,
u Beaut) rotea, .? remembrance trotn h la
st?i<?r. Over ?Ml the t., ' iiiies
uf-the-v?lle? and maidenhair fern, ?? p-n? tnbrance
from hla niece. There were man) other titrai re?
mainbrancea Mr Depea ?aid In s mualng sort of
a way, as b s mind ran ?'.a it ,'v.r the buay past:
l n.ver feit better In m) Ufa. Bhakeepaaera, SL
Ge ? *?? and myself ?Aere ail born on the *une day.
! an- :he .,n.\ ?: tell the tal?, it secma
:?? be a .-?? of tbe -.-..?.1 ..f ?...? Attest.'" s
vir : ' , ? .? !., igh? : ? ne a.f his hearty laugh?
and continu . "I have be ?n pretty busy la day.
I ? ?y I would spend to-night ?vith him.
1 t a'.d him that he ? ?-?? between the circus,
an) theatre in t ?a*n .,i. ; the opera He -?le.'tel the
?pera, .u i ?v.- are going down there tca-nlgbt. I
shall enjoa l: a? much is he will."
Mr Ltepea receive man) letters and tel-crams
of congratulations yesterday, it" was very much
aa i over them, and added srltb a chuckle: "I
haven't recei*?'?*d an) pea be? to-day, but you can
nevi arhat a II! happen "
?
TRACTIOS COMPASS CRTIXG FOR MORE.
IT WAXTH v .'lll:e?l ??I! ROITE \"VV KH?)V TH?
. ,.vmi-?T. PERRY ON fill, hast TO THI
in. SLIM ON niK vv k.?T
An .?, ? ation from the Metropolitan Tra 'on
Compan) a*a? r?n?etved by tbe Hoard of A.
ilermeu yesi | r permission to lay a
dont'.'' track ? . I road from V'aeeey-at. through
?Ir..?.'.'i and ' ?<?>? *ts. to U'.::-st. Tt..- exten
slon was uskeii for, II ?us said in th.? petlttMb to
enable 'he traeUon com ?pan) to run its cars from
Urand-st. farrj on the ?Saat Hiver to r.?rtiandt
?t. ferry on the North Ktvei ?*he ?road, it is as.
mrted, will ba operat?sd b) ?ai. ? ?u underground
electric currant. The i??nr.i ?ftHTed the p?'tltion
to Um Committee on >Halli*oaela, and Sae I May tl
for a public hearing on th<- ?cheme. A r".-o.,:uont
elirecting an InveaatigaUon lato Iba reas.?t s ?r (ha
'?nucntiv occurring sccldents on th.- cabla roads.
.;.?,' from the slipping ??: the grip ca is,ng ?te-,
ays in travel and uonatant and vegatlotM an
loyance '?> patrons of th?> roads, w.,s ref??rrad to
he Commlttea ?>u i< illnwda
A lalegram from AaaemMymaa Beth Wiiks wiui
i-.t.I. atuwutactng th?- passage of the la.it giving
the Aldermen power -o Investigate the .ity da>
partmenu, and was ii.?art:lv cheered. A vote of
I Hank- was ?'.lv-ii to ?ir Wltka
'ihe' Committee .'?. CeMinty a:*..m n w.?^ dlre.ted
t? ?'onfei with the Sinkliia; l?"un?l a'.immU.sioa with
Ihe view of securing more su.*.it?it- quartan for
the Commissioner of Pub'.lc VYorka I'ommtamgMg
Hrookticid'a orn.-.-s are the poorest and moat la?
convenient occupied t? an) head of a clt) ?lepart
metit. A resolution requesting that a t'idvate of
rtoe l?e tatted ii|> for a'hief i-lerk William II. Tea
Kyck was adopted
Alderman Kandal! presented a resolution askir
the l'orporation i'ounsel to Inform the board wt
stepa can i?- taken t.> ?'iitorce tt.?? ?aw requiring tit
Manhattan Kb-vated Hallioa.l t'onip.ativ to catrryt*^;?
passengers over Its Hues t?.'iow ami above the Har?
lem liiver f?,r ??n?> fare for ein?- through passaga.
it was refariad to u,?- Ktiiiotd CommItt?ta,
STltKKT HA1I.WAY K\Ti:\S??)\B.
v;...i?,>. April B Tho following \.??>.->.>rk nty
street-railway companies to-day tiled with the S?*o
retary ot state certlstaataa of extensions:
The Broadway and Seventh Avenu?', a branch
from t'nlversl.% I'lace ami Oint ?n PlaCO,
loutheriy al???,? I'ntveralty "
? . rourth-at . easterly one bloak ?,n Wosi
'oirth-s! , lo Wnoster and W.-st Fourh-st to
nil?? with u hran.'b o* the Hroa Iway aim Sevantb
Vv?niie ii.iilwav e'onipaiiy.
The ,'entr.il Fark. No.th and Kast Hiver Railroad
ompanv, t>eginnliig at l>ev nn-t West sts east
?rly pn Uey-at.. to Oreenwlch-at.. to ?olleie'PUca
? wldene-l, with double tracks to Vesey-at therei
anec^ with a branc^of tha Metre volitan Btwat

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