Hf b' . - "' " '" ' '"-' '" HE. SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1890.' ' ' " "' Tf ' '' ' '
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Wr ' TWO MIGHT.' BUCL-DASS.
1' s so.
OXB ax itntiiT-vnvxDKii the
Xt OTIIf.lt XKAlli.T AH JIO.
s Token Irum the Hume rthonl In Z.nUe Matin-
. , 1 piie, with the Hume Kind or Unit, nnd
. ,at the Hnmn lime of lluy by Itinerant
h t Men-Tho Smaller Foupcht tlie JInriter.
f , (Auyonowbo supposes It nccrMary to travel
l far from New York city In order to find uond
Jr , i frsth. water (lslilng has only to look ot two black
j bast recently caught In l.nko Mabopnc to be
-.f convinced to the contrary. The MjIi nro now In
B the taxidermist shop of John .Murgatroyd In
J North William street, hut they vv 111 soon bo put
I , on pnUlo exhibition In show windows. The
y smaller of the two weighs six pound, and a half.
' Thootherjt uneven elBht-l'oundrr, anil U the
t biggest black bass ever cauaht, bo far at can bo
i J ascertained from any reliable records. Iloth
Ml J I wcro causht within thre weeks.
I Seiplte tho fact that Lake Mahopac Is not
jL I Ufty miles distant from New York and that
jlj I many fishermen bo there. Rood ditches of black
J i I liati hare boon frequent thcro IhU year and
(a ' more than n dozen flve-pounders havo been
H J$l taken out slnco tho middle of bepttimbsr. Tho
tlj?m4 1 raptor of tho record biiii Is Ilcubcn Miller, ho
KaVfrl' I lives at l.ako Mnhopio. Near one end of tho
i.liy. 1 lake Is what fishermen call n sunken Ulnnd,
a"iKi I fringed with ocl grass. It Is hero that tho big
f?H;?v I Allows Ho waiting for their prey In about eight
fiW' I ii of water. Miller had been fishing with
K-Wk 1 front for bait without any Brent success, and on
. K; w j tbedayof bis big capture hn hnd chansod to yol-
&K !' I low perch. His bait was seven or eight Inches
a&K Vi I long and lively. It hadn't been runnlns very
iCK? 'i 1 lone when Miller felt a tremendous strlko that
Wm! "( almost torn his eight-ounce rod out of his grasp,
ft K. , The noxt Instant the fish darted olT. Almost
? WX 'i Invariably a black bass, within a few soconds of
i.K: J striking, makes to tho surface, and throws him-
' self out of I he water In the effort to tear loose
f. f himself from the hook. This bass didn't. In-
j, ', ir atead he "sulked," ns flshermon say. stnjlng
J a down at the bottom, and tho fisherman's en-
p , n- dearorto move him were about as cffcctlvo ns
W if he had hooked a wharf. With a slow steady
X J haul tho bass took tho lino from tho reel. By
y j 1 this time Miller had about concluded that ho bad
i ; L ( hooked a slant plcltorel, as he neer before had
i ! , known a bis bass to act In that way. Hut thU
, j f fellowcontinuudtoillsrecardthetradltlonsofhls
f, ' f kind and to keep up his steady droc. Scelneno
i; '" ether method ot procedure. Miller paddled nfter
v t p Mm as best he could. There was Utile arlety
t, j In the flcht that followed. Tho fish was sullen.
"; ;-, and the flsber determined,
I ; After twenty minutes of argument Miller
law rncceeded Incttlnc his pilio up to thesurfnee.
I.' and when he taw the size of the creature heal-
il most fainted. To cet the rnptUe Intutlin boat
I was a ticklish Jnn. and afttr he cot In hn de o'.-
1 t oped such a sudden ncce"i or vlpor that Miller
: E was fain to lie ftnt down nn him, lest lie flop nut
.WL' llitn his native clement The trip In -lime wiis
,. a trial lo the man, for ho had tn stop between
; Bf r every two or three strokes to hold tho bass
tmt jf' down. Finally. honeer. he B"t him tn land
(I and extricated the hook. Then came tnoweiKh-
' Jwl Inc. Proprietor Dean of the hotel was pri sent.
I nnd when the scales showed eight pounds he
I I promptly bought thn 11th and sent him down
1 J here to be stuired.
I A Sitn reporter mensurcd the bass as he re-
- posed In his class case yesterday, and here nro
j hlsmalndlinunxinns, Length, xi inchoi; ilojith
1 tbroucli the middle (not Including fin"), 7Vj '
inches; spread of tnll. 7 Inches ns It stands. '
J Thotall Has contracted abouti.ne inch lnce1he
I flth has been stuffed. lie Is a true small-
I J njoutned.blck bas, npt an Osweuo or stran.
Jj berry I ass, and derives his weight from general
fm development and not from fat, as is uMtully the
If case with any black tines more than three and a
if naif pounds in welKbt.
l&a The other b'e bns now In the taxidermist's
yK rbop was caught by James A. I'nttesbn, Jr., a
p'B broker at OT hxchango place. In the same spot,
i3-' with the same kind of lull, nnd at tho same
ftjS time of day. about noon. This bass put tip the
3fK. liveliest sort of a fight, "breaking" three times.
iKt? with tremendous rushes out Into the air. Mr.
Patteeon is lame. and. as ho was alone tn the
K' boat, he had a very se ere tussle. At onetime
PjK in the fight a emull sleam launch paed near
Rfo him. and he signalled to tho people on board for
mE- help, but they saw the bas rome up nut of the
tt'f water about that time and decideil that he was
mj svnrnlng them to keen clear of his tackle, so
Bv tber sheered off with shouts of encourngrtneit,
K which were well meant but not satisfactory to
K tho weary fisherman.
li'i M Jlowever, oven the biggest fish mnstsaceumh
T7T In time If the honk !i rtrm tet, and the taeklc
( i-qatronK: and after nearly half an hour Mr. I'at-
frtt TSon had tho Joy the keennes of which none
h ,ba a dtbciple of Izauk Walton can know of
j F T? landing such a fish as is seldom een. He was
. I. li I nearly as' oxhanstea as the bass at the finish.
i j- f 1; I The scales showed Joit a little better than GH
-, ' f f I pounds nnden LU tili. He was also sent to
' J r) Mnrgatroyd to betu'ed,
' r i Eventually, theeichfponnaer will be hungup
, I- 11 In Dean's Casino at Lake Mahnpnc. For a few
i I 1JI days, however It will Ik exhibited In the show
"il Ifl window at 7 Warren street. If Mr. Dean's per-'
I'll' II mission can be secured. Mr. Pattern's big lis!) '
Ff.wr will be shown in the window at :)1U Jiroadway
EiI'V at soon at It is mounted,
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MM 1W', SO OK $130 IIOttTJl F CLOAKS.
K'-K: 'Whin Arrested tlie Two llrothere Hal.l the
Hpi K? Onncr Owed Tliem Until Dlsebtirced.
K mK Willie Dotccthe George W. Drown of the
Mm B.f Central Ofllro was walking; along Iiroailway
IHl1 Ht' yefterday a man, carrying n lnrge bundle of
jjtJT) Vmtr cloaks In his arms, ran out of a building nt
HBu- B,2 677. The man dashed np I! road way to Spring
Wmffl Wkf- Street, and then btartcd to run through that
IE WW- etreet. Brown thought that 'onwhlng was
BR Sj wrong, and pnrsuul tho fellow, catching him
BkK after a chaso of tn n blocks.
KaH- brown brought his prisoner hack to the bulld-BKraTaS-
f ingfrnm which he had seen him come, nn 1, as
KF'lrr ' nrr've1 there, he heard shouts In the upper
Rfcr ft Part. Ho went up stairs to the third door,
lR?c?'l? where bo found a number of the employees of
Mm tnfi 8 8. Frankel, n rloak manufacturer, bc.itlng n
H C V; k man who bore a i loso resemblance tu his prh-
c; ,t oner.
K L if 'Inquiry discovered that thotuo ipen had
K .' ; "4 ccme Into the Ktnre hhortlr leforn, and. while
H fr - S onuof them held l'lukU4 1.imburgnr, Kliont tho
K il tlroo had chargo of the room, tho ntlier hiul
B l rf grubbed an armful of clonics nlurd In tho eg-
S Pt ' i cregat" nt 31o0 and had run ntrwith them.
K; i :' l'ho man who held I,imLeigcr was collared by
MUi - tlie other emplojecs,
K' i p Tho two men bald they were Jonathan Nn-
mmEj, r't'' thelng. 23 years ohl, and Arthur I.. Nnthelng,
mmmf, ! f -' years old, brothers, nnd Hied it l,"nl Knit
Kv (' J Ninety-sixth street. They (hrlnred that thi-v
mmmj'" I "V wero dealers tn cotton gnoJs, nnd that Frnultol
B . 'y owed them n contl liralile sum of mnnev. Kc.ir-
K' . F Ing that they ucrrEb!ng in git nothing for
B i, '1 their claim, they lull gone to tho stoiu, and,
B- ; J- while Jonathan held Ijimbcrgur, Artliur ran
k! ! ftuny with the cloaks.
K ? Llmberger denied this story. Iln said tnnt
mmm;. pV ' ho had novor seen tho men before nnd tlinl
BV Yi-J ttfro was tin bill owed tneni by l-'rnnko). Ho
ni ). ealrt that thr men were simply thiol eg, nnd
i&l'J' that he wanted to prefer a clmrgn of grand
dnk laVceny agnln'i them. On this t hurc, llrnwu
1' lie arrested the Lrotheis nnd took them to .li'fTiT-
mmmw. .ky.' nCMurkei Court, where I.lluberuei uppeaied
WMmwEiKt " complainant nxnlnst tliem. I" murt tho
IKf'rlv:1- prisoners declared that tlioy couhl pnno
kkm VaV Frankel owed them money, and whllo tlity
mmmWlv'w' were making this stutement n mesiengnr
kkVf' fefe li.ought f them books wnlih nroved their
kkS iW: claims. Mslstrn's l 'ratio accordingly ills-
kkSi' k I- charged tho prisoners, saying t!i.it the case
kkV cfc r"u' n matter for the civil coutts.
mmwwp I m 1
mma SK" . paxnitAh r wai.tkh i. at..v.
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mmmW'TKT'' Pljmontli Church Crowded with the Friend
W ! The funeral of Walter I.. Sinn, the son of Col.
I " t AV. U. Blnn, the well-known theatrical tnnunger
It1 I, h I In Brooklyn, who died on tintunlay at Colorado
H' '8i Borings, took place j esterday f rum Plymouth
Hi" f Church. Young Mr. blnn belonged to numor
It 8 ''' ous social and benevolent organizations, and
Hf( ' ' they were nil represented. Not since Air,
H-lift j ; Ilee':her's death has theru been such a tlnral ills.
Hk L play. It Included a large pillow of white roses
kmtsi it' nnd fernsXromC'ol, blnuoiidabroUrn iMiliiiuunf
kkwlh' as1 lolt nnd white roes from Mrs, Sinn, (inn,
t t'Sr lloratloC. King provided at the nrgnii, and the
HK j ) ohnlr consisted of n iiiarlet fiom various
mmmVl" ?.- rhurches. Miss Cnmllle D'Arville sang thu
kkl iV : "Ate Maria." Tlie I lev. Dr. I.iiunu Abbott
'ff- I, ofilrlatud, '1 he bod "w as placed teiup'inirlly In
kVif. ttf iiiniiUIn Urrennnod Cemetei), nnd will be
kS ii im' Interred in the cemetery nt Iliiltliuore, 'Ihu
H'iS,rlR Montauk Theatre. In the mamigeniunt of wlikh
HrK thedersnsed wns us-m-lattd with Ills father, was
JBjK closed last night out of ru.poct to tils memory.
avEff1 ' few niclslon of I.alior In the Fire Ilonrit,
LLIHT X Tid?l Commissioners esterday passed a
HfflET "resolntlon that hereafter all committee work of
VhKv. Uiu department bhnuld bo handled by three
BIB committees to le known respectltely as Nob, 1,
Mmmm;Mm$ .', und J, nnd to note churuu of thu following
HtKi' details: No. 1, rulrannd aiiparntne; No. .', hu.
BBS;, renunf fire ularm v-Ugr.iph. biiriau of Klro
BaK'V1 Marshal, new Mies niAl ImlllllnkMiml lepalrs to
U? buildings, and repnirYhnii; No, il, uniformed
ByW f'irn-, bureau of chief At iUi.v:tmciiU, bureau
BaB'Vi of lnieetnr of lOiuhiistitileH, alioriiey, supplies,
MK and hospitals and trnlultur stnblea,
BpOg-Bi The resolution provided nli-mlnit the I'red.
BBEVi ilent should upimliit the ivininltltranuil should
MfV, be Cliairoiuu of tomhilttee No, 1 anilexoltliio
BaVMWL member of No. a and ,'!. President Miellleltl
BBKIknf Appointed himself Chatrnnn nf No, 1, Cnmnils.
kkHSHw tinurr Hiurgls Chairman of Nri. -', and Coin mis.
BB &'- sfoyer La Uianpp pljtfutn'of 'Xo. 3.
BJb
BatBaiBMBhlJikruikfiJt rrXJWtfff&f-nJlitl- -J---avJw-
sAXt i7f.tr rri xtjsd toiivta ot.ocict
While r3ehe,ller Vtnn Reneh1nz,r W
Men tlrnnbed is Trnr Tall or Rinse
Unusually bold thieves made an attempt nt
noon yesterday to rob Utorgo A. Stlieller, a
Jcnellor, who has a largo store nt"8il Market
street. Now nrk. Schcllcr was alono In the store,
ii hen n stout, well-dressed man entered and
priced soaio watcho". As soon ns ho had cone
out two others etitored nnd protended to
want to buy a clock ns a present for a member
ot a club. Nothing but the most, expensive and
ornate clock would answer their purpose, and
thntono was In tho extreme outer cornrrof the
west window of the store. Tlioy looked at It
from the Inside of tho store and from tho side
wnlk, and decided that It it null! do.
Ml. ('heller lind no suspicions of the men,
and prepared a ay tn reach tho clock by re.
movingmhersiilid lunkili, room for his feet.
As ho stepped Into thn window ho turned hi
hend and saw one of the xlsltors coming from
behind the counter with a tray nf rings In his
hands, Schcllcr illtl not hesltato for a second,
hut springing from ihu window upon tho thief,
knock oil the true from his hands nnd srntttiod
tho rings over tlie tloor. Schiller Is not n big
man, but ho Is athletic, anil hu plucklly seized
both men nnd shoutod for help.
A man ran in nnd sMd "I.eavo one of
them to tue," but .Scholler recognized him
as tho first visitor to tin- store, and told
him that he was one of the thieves. Then
Fred Illu-dorpli nnd Albert 'turner catno run
ning to their neighbor's assistance, nnd seeing
thnt tlioinsowas getting di spirals tho larger
of the two thleies nmile an effort to get unity,
and Schcllcr, In his nnxlety tn detain hlin,
pushed hltn through a large plnle-glnss window.
The other thief broke nnay, and running
through I.awrencn street to Cominorce street, ho
jumped into a butcher enrt and drove avay.
Before reaching tho cart lie fell, nnd when ho
roo It was notice I that ho had a revolver in his
right hand. When be seized tho butcher cart
he drovo tho hor-o with tilt left hnnd and kept
tho rovnher In his right. A crowd followed him
nt a snfo distance until ho hnd irnsed the
Pcnnslvnnla llallroad tracks, where two po
licemen Jolnrd In the chnse In nnothir vehicle,
1 ho thief abandoned his cart In MuWhortir
ttrect and disappeared over fence.
That was the last seen of him, and Mr. Schcl
lcr belleies that he got away with two rings
vnlurd nt ik0. That Is all he misses. Seheller
ki pi Ills hold on thu other min until Police
man Mnorc took tho prisoner in charge nnd
rang up a patrol wngon. Ho was tnki-'i to Police
Hendqtnrlers. where he was booked as Charles
Oraiwond. aged :I0, a Canadian bv birth and a
machinist by trade. He refused tn tell where
he lived. Ho had In hlspnikct n Pennsylvania
Hallroad ticket between this city nnd Newark,
and a pawn ticket for an overcoat pledged with
Fl-ittu of P.'ll.l Third nveaue. tills rltj. Tho
other thief left behind n black derby hat
marked "Ilrondway Hat Store. Washington
street, Boston." ' y "
1 ho rnbbory created great evrjUeaiont, not
only In tho neighborhood of J,UlKo('elry store,
but to a still greater extent,rlVuierbtork bounded
by I.nfajette, McWhoctor, Q-.reen, and Union
streets. It was beliovod lbatthe hatloss thief
was hidden In some of the old buildings on this
hlock, and it was know n tint ho had a revolver.
The police cautiously searched a number of tho
old buildings, but found no trace of him, and
long atler dark last evening knots of pennlo
were standing around discussing the proba
bility of the diamond thief being Hidden near
nt hand and ready to break away nt any mo
ment, " '"
ntroitcjcDt nvr nins'T icxoir jr.
Mr. nnd Mr. Force I.Wed Tocether Three
Month After ttis Jlrcree ITsi Granted.
Nkw Bitir.NSWicK. N. J Oct. 2. In the fait of
lSO.-i John Force, then a hotel proprietor in
Bound BrooK, N. J.. Instituted divorce pro
ceedings against his wife, after what appeared
to hao been a happy married life nf throo
jenrs. He placed his caso In the hands of lteed
A: Coddlngtoti of Plalnllold. When Mrs. Forco
learned of her husband's Intentions "ho also
started a suit nnd engnged Craig A. Marsh of
Plalnflcld to look after her Interests. Both
suits wero based on statutory grounds, and
caused a sensation because of the beauty of tbo
wife and tho social standing of botli
When the proceedings wcro started Mr. Force
went to riorlda for a time and then returned to
PUInlleld, where he ill oil with Ills mother. Mrs.
Forco came to till-' cltv. and has lived here slnco
wtth her pnrcuts, Mr. and Mrs. John Stroud.
In the curly part of Juno Mr. Forco i amo to ,
this city and visited his wife. Both wero then
ttred of the worry and trouble Incident to tho I
legal proceedings against inch other, ami. de-
elded to ctvo up the fight and llio together
again. Mrs. Force nntilled her counsel. Craig I
Marsh, thntsheand her husband had lvinme
reconciled, and ordered her stilt withdraw n
Mr. Force promised to hato bis suit dropped
nUn i
When Mr. and Mrs. Stroud learned that tho
young couple bad como to an amicable agree
ment, they were grentlv pleased, and offered to
share their home with them. The young hus
band accepted the offer, nnd has remained with
his wife for tho past two months.
On Juno.'.! Chancellor Mi Mil signed adecreo
separating Mr. aud Mrs. Force, not baling been
informed that Mr. Force's suit had been dropped.
The husband was told then that his suit had
been granted, but bis wife says that he did nut
tell her.
A tew days ago Howard MacSnerry. whom
Mrs. Force had engnged ns associate counsel to
Mr. Marsh of Plaintleld, learned that Mr. Force's
suit hnd been grafted. When .Mr. MncSherrv
Informed Mrs. Forco showns dunifnundrd. If
there was to beadliorcesho wanted to be the
one to get It. She asked Mr. Torre why he hnd
not told her tho news. He replied Hint he had
ordered the suit dropped and supposed that it
hnd been.
At first Mrs. Force thought that her husband
had trlrki d her, but a letter soon came from
Heed & Coddlngton. Mr, Force's roitntel. In
which It was shown that he had ordered Ills
suit withdrawn. Further Investigation showeil
Hint In tome way the Court nf Chancery had
failed to receiie nils notice. Tho divorced hus
band is now living In Plalnlleld. Mrs. Force
wilt continue to lis. e In this city.
n viie's a rrtisAK kittex.
It Uas'Plcht Tors nn One Foot and Heven
it on Another.
About two weeks ago a cat. belonging to Mrs.
Kenney, who lives in Wllllamsburgh, gai o birth
ton litter" of six kittens, flio of which wcro
drowned, nnd tho sixth wassaedonl nt the
tearful request of Mrs. Konnoj's young son
James. Ho wanted thii'lt'on because It was bo
prettily marked. Nniotllcr peculiarity was no
ticed about It at the time. '
Yesterdai tlie bui'a attontI.lu.wns attracted ,
by sounds of distress comlngf ntii tlie kitten In
another room, llo hntened to'auewhat the '
troublowas, and found tint the flaw of the
kittens, front feet were stuck fast In thu carpet.
Tlie boy. with some dlfnciilt. released her. nnd
afterward told his mother that the kitten
siemed to hale an unusunl r umber of claws on
inch front foot. Mrs, Kinney examined tho
finut firtnf Hie bitten and discovered tliitthe
nhuiidnni e nf claws was cnuid bv the fact Hint
the kitten hid teicn porfictli shnpid toes on
its. right font mid eight on its Wf. The super
fluous toes do not seem to interfere In the least
wltli the kitten's mnvi meuts, cxcmit that the
i laws latch In eleri thing soft, When Die kit
ten Is Ma'idlng thu front feet am about tuli'n ns
wldunsthe feel or an ordlnni y rat. Mrs. Ken
ney intends to enter the kitten in Ihu cat show
this winter.
rovjt lir.nsr.r.r j.uckri out.
Mrs. I, N. Chirk rnrtln, llli lit-mimed the
JJItnrce Hull bUr Itiiil Dropped,
Am-oma, Conn., Oct, !'. -When .Mrs. Dntld N.
Clark and daughter of hhellou atiliid homo
from a day spent nt tho Newtown fair Inst uveu
Ing they were mot nt thu railway station with
the Information that they wire homeless. Tiny
wont nt nnco to tho liouso on Hill strort, and
found that snoti nflcr their depirturo In tho
morning men had appeared nnd, under the ill
rtrtlon of Mr. Clark, taken out nil thn furni
ture, stored It In ituutlur place, til runt out a
tenant and locked Hie hoiiFe, leaving a man on
guard to keep bis wife out. Tills Is the culmina
tion of n iloincstlu ipinrrel which llrst gained
im Illicit)" iibnut a year ago, whon Mrs, t'lirk
brought suit for dilutee ag-iiust tier liuhnud.
This suit was dropped. This morning the suit
as. rrnourd, with thai bus of Intolerable cruelty.
ISnrnlo Convicted or Assuntt All III Intent
lo Kill.
Andrew Barnlc. tl.o colored wnltcrv.hu cre
ated n sensation in the Carteret Llub housn in
Jersey Cityuu tho night of June M. b attempt.
Ing tn kill the stew ai it, William Ti ret-, was tried
In tho Special Sessions Court jesterdai, Hnrnlo
liemiitidtil tils unges, nnd ulien thn bit ward re
fiibed to pay him until the first of the month,
the legiilnr pay dii), Hnrnlo droit reiolier und
tiled point blank at him. B.irinc wn- exi ite.l
and nervous. That inwlu his aim nn-iraili.aiwl
T'yrm's life was spand, erveni! iiiriulirrsof tho
club ran from the billiard room Into thu inli.
where the shooting incurred, mil ill-n.meii
Barnlc. The defendant had nothing to my In
his nil il lit half rsteidny, nnd mis c mulcted of
iissault, with Intent lu kill, Hu illil bo bou
ttuced next week.
Tun j;:yrlll tollld-.
Shorll) nfler II o'clock lusl night, u Lite riding
a hlcyzle on Bedford u euue, luar Hoss street.
Wllllaiiisburgh, Henry Killer, aged liijears, of.
;i:i4 South Fourth Mrcut, rollldul Willi niioiliei
bicyclist, and una ihrowiiheaill) tn thu ground,
Tlie nung mini tins uuiousi'ious when phKed
up and blood llonej from ivouiid Hi the back
of bit head. He was reiuoird lu the Laslerii
Dttutut Hospital, where at firs l It was thought
his skull uasfniciured. Oiiexaminatlou 111) us
lound lhat hUluiprle worutllghu ixa
k ,"r
'WaeFfafeGnre
'Ksf SArC.1 many requests 5
( I SJLiJELS trom lts Pat""1-.
sj! gTfl Warner's Safe
Gi fflj'TjMR Cure Co. linvcput j
WCvl'ff on tho marlcet a 7
L J SttfOLftW 'bottle of -Safe t
&! -"S5K,1 Cure which can Z
' !i "rVfiinK"' I now ho obtained 4
m SP0, t all druggists at
MpMSH half the price of 7
- il IgjZgS'fj'a! 'he largo bottle, j
7 : Is notonly a scientific vegetable
S j preparation and docs all that is S
i i claimed for it, but It Is the only I
i Kidney and Liver medicine used 7
i j by", the best people of four contl-
t j nents. A medicine that bears (
) j the stamp of the world's np- j
c j pfoval, and maintains its posi- 7
7 j tion for a fifth of a century, i
S : must necessarily possess pc- Z
I culiar merit. 1
l.iTTi.v. nor nuitar.Aiis cauoiii.
Five or Them Arrested tn Jersey City, All
J'ncer to C'ouXrse,
Flvo urchin's wcro arraigned beforo Police
Justlco Potts In Jersey City yosterday mot nlng
on a cbargo ot being full. fledged burglars. Tho
prlsomrs wcro John Miller, II years old, rf 104
Sixth slrcot: Patrick Itnoney, alias Edward
lijnn, 10 jears old, of .'167 Henderson street;
Frank Fhnn, 10 jenrs old, of 4fi0 Henderson
street; Richard Kleck, 11 years old, nnd John
Furlong, 10 years old, both of 448 Henderson
street,
Tho police of the Seventh street station hare
been nnnnjed recently by a series of small bur
glaries and petty thefts. The burglaries were
ci Mentis tho work ot amateurs. On Sept. 17
Henry Kubens's candy store, at 450 Henderson
street, was entered through a rear window and
robbed of SIS worth of candy. On Tuesday
night, during the storm, W. . Herd's " snow
ball" factory, at HID Sixth street, was broken
open and thirteen botes of cnudy carried olT. A
smnll mnchlno for mittiufiicturlng " snowballs"
was also takes away. Snowballs are mndc of
Ice shaved by a mnchlno from a enko of ico and
flavored with tnnie kind nf extract. The pollco
found il trail of -now balls leading from the fac
tory lo a neighboring lumber janl, and tliev
dlscoierid some of tho stolen enndy concealed
lu the lumber.
Detective Chirk and Policeman Ixiwerygnta
clue tn Hie ang of lnuthful bmclar. nnd
brougtit them In ono br one It was 1 o'clock
S esterday morning when ttio last ono wis
brought in. He was John Miller, the nine-year-old.
lletectile Hark found li ill asleep In his
crib, and waited until hedressel himsilf, with
the ussl-tnuceof his mother. Thu boy was so
sleepy that Hie dctectlie had to carry him part
ot Hie way to Hie station.
.Aftir tho urchins had nil been corralled Capt.
Kelt) was summoned to the station and hu and
Drtcctlie Clark interviewed them. Atllrtthev
stoutly denlid Hint they had am thine to do with
tho burglaries, but afterward they broke down
I and made a full confeseloii. 1 hey bore them
selies with the nonetinlnnccof confirmed crimi
nals; in fact. Hie) did not s-em to realize th it
i the) had donu anything wrong, hach one
I wanted to (ell his story first, ana Capt. Kelly
had iliffli nlty in kecking the oil ers quiet when
one whs divulging tlin secrets of the gang. Itoo
rfry. who wns telling about, the raidon Ituben'a
tandy store, sa,M Hint lie got only ono nigger
baby out of the plunder,
"iJat's a lie. Cap." exclaimed little Johnnie
Miller; "he had twins Just tie snmo as do rcbt
of us"
The prisoners said that the girls In the neigh
borhood 6hared in tbo plunder. The paronts of
tho joutlifiil burglars wero lery Indignant over
the arrest nf tlielr i-ons until they learned that
their had all confessed.
Judgu Potts remnnded the boys tn await the
aetkinof the ilrnnd .Inry. They will probably
nil bo sent to the Reform School.
noiti iii.vss rnecKs.
Ileldenbelmer Hnld lollnve Iloualit Tbtncn
nnd Clot Hie llnlniico In I'tish,
III the Leo Avenue Pollco Court. Wllllams
burgh, ) esterday, August Wiener, a hatter of
(IPO Broadway, Brooklyn, accused Inac Held
enhelmer of passing a worthless check for
S'-'O US. Jobn Itlc-slngcr of tho firm of Rlcsinger
& Robmau, dealers In furnishing goods, at 01,'i
Broadway, charged Ileldenbelmer with having
fli en him n bad check for SSS.'Jl. Hcldcn
hclnur is -'H ) cars old, and Hies at 3U.1 Dliislon
avenuo.
For more than two months tho police of tho
Clymer strict station hare remind complaints
from business men that a mnn answering Held
enheimei's description was pi.ssing worthless
clucks. When lliMilenheliiier went Into Wien
er's -loro on 1 hursday night tiu represented
himself as the mauiger of n drnmntiu companv
pla) Ing at llio Haiet) I'hi litre. Ileldenbelmer
silected n trunk and an umbtolla worth St 1,
nod Hun offired Wiener n cheek for Si'O U.".
Wiener suspected that lleldeulielmer was n
swindler, in d utter he gaio him the balance on
the check in money lie followed him out of tho
slore. lleiilenhelnier had requested Wiener to
bale thu things sent lo the lluatru at once.
tin Icnilug the store Hcldeuhrlmcr ue.it in
nu ouposttu (Unction from the theatre and
H ii hit hnd him arn sled. At the station Iioiisb
Ileldetihelmer was ulctillllfd by Ule-mger, who
said he had glien I Im a worthless ( heck. Ilolli
rtircks torn Hie lorgetl slgunlure of Hidu iV
Behuiatin. the proprietors of tho (itt)ciy The
utie. When lleldeulielmer was nrrulgned es
lerd.iy ho pleaded not guilty to boili i linrgrs,
nod was held In Sl.lJUp ball lor a h irlng next
'lliursda). The police expicltolir.ieh.il fit dozen
moiu complaints ugalnsl Ileldoiihelmer then,
,llifRH(I.V',1 T)t:rALUJ TIOX.
He Ilegnn Ills Raid nn Hie Comity Tieanurr
Hie First Week He Wnt lu timer.
Tno), Oct. '.. TI'O Itensselnor cnunty f-upcr-vUors,
nt an ndjourutil meeting this nftcrnooii,
n i eii oil thu report of tlio Finance Committee,
iihlcl). In cmrpiny with expert iiconuuta'its,
l.ns; bei n examining the books of County Tn as
urer.?!orrinn and tho National Bank of Troy,
lnwlilili Mr. Morrison mado deposits. Thu re
port shows that Irregularities in Mr. Morrison's
nn ounts wero commenced the llrst week huwas
In ofllie.nnd Hint tlietr.iueactlonsiniulvu about
S.'.Vi.uiui.
The Mipervlsoisniloplcd a resolution demand
in' Mr Morrison's ie-unntlou as County Treas.
liter, and diclded tonsk (lov. Morton toujipolnt
un exl i aordl nary term of Mipreme Court for tho
trial of the Treasurer. 'I ho resolution also called
upon thnIlsii let Attorney fur a speedy prose,
i ur ion Mr, Morrison this nflernoou cnmulled
with Hie ridunst of thu buuervlboi'd and pre
sented bis resignation.
'I he actual ilefii leiicy In tlio county fundi iih
icpoitut h) the expert accountants Is f -' I.'i.HUi).
Only 31. hull had been depnsite I tn thoilefuml
iintlnnnl lank by tho County Treasurer. It was
shown Hun ho drew n'll 510,00(1 tho fecund day
after betook possasslomit theolllce.nnd ('.'o.diin
twodajs Inter. An cITim t will be made to finil
tlie louchers, which It Is thought will iinpllrato
prominent teoplo. The experts hnP not com,
plrtid thejr liiiestlg.itloii and iilli continue It
lo-i'iorrow.
Morrison,s n Itepuhllc.in, nnd was borne Into
office on tho '.iJi'uof reform that swept over the
i mint) of Rensselaer and the ullyof Tin) two
years ago alter tho shooting of Ross by "Bat"
f-heii.
Mrret Cte iner lttin fiver unit Killed,
Franrlsco Hperrago, an Itul n, 4'J years old,
who wasrmvioyeil In tho Mreel Cleaning De
piirtment'lif llrooklyn, was killeil yesterday
afternoon at Union aienuu nnd Jniksnu strict
hy a mineral water uiigfii liclonglng to
I rrdenck hchnelder of y4 I'lilnn nienue.
Sperrago Hied nt SS Withers slteei. llu was
biieuplng llio "tieet iil'i'ii tho wngon run lilin
down, Tlio wheel- ' i nl mer Ills neck,
m hncldiT w.is i.. en in thn Herbert street
lolice siultoir, whrru hedrclnrid that ho tried
all tu Ills power toarold Hie nci tdrnt.
4111. d liy u Train,
An hlbold tjiiliitim, an old muuiilio peddled
clay p pes, was killed nt noon esterday at
Fourth street, Harrison, N. J by u train on the
Morris and Essex Railroad. Qulnton was till
)urs old and nut imrtlculsrl) alert, lluiraa
confused by the whUHti of oio englue und
aleppad in 1 rout (of another,
Jj'l ,-'t"si
MOKETKOUBLBFORMANE
nr. xs ix i.iTXaAixox irxrit it is
nilOTllKH -TAMES,
The Bnner F.slnle tho tlone or Contention
-McKnne Accuse, llu Hrother or He
trnylnn 111 Tmat-Tlie Atntrflntment or
n Iteeelver for Ills JC.ti.te Aaked For.
John V, McKnne, thn Imprisoned Oravetcnd
dictator, nnd his brother, James McKane, to
whom ho gas c tho power of attorney to look
after Ills business Interests soon nftor hit re
moval to Sing Sing in March, 18(14, are now
Invnhod In litigation. Their differences wcro
nlied j esterday nl a hearing before Justlco
Dickey In tho Supremo Court In Brooklyn, nn n
motion mado by Lawyer Mayor In bohnlf of
Mrs. Bauer, tho widow of Paul Bauer, for tho
appointment of a receiver for tho Bauer cstnle.
Soon nftcr Paul Bailor's death. McKnno got
posesslon of the cslute, but slnco ho was sent to
prison lbs courts havo decided that ho held
It only for tho benefit of Mrs. Bauer nnd her
daughter and ordered him to gtio an account
ing. In his nccountlng, McKnno contended
that tho eitalo was Indebted to him to tho ex
tohtof S1S0.000, Lawyer Mayer said thatare
celver should bo appointed becntt'O James Mc
Knne, who im! been acting for his brother and
had given a bond to pay tho tnxes, had failed to
do so. Mrs. Bauer repudiated the agency of
James McKnne. who had spent large sums of
money lu putting up now buildings on the prop
ert , and luid, as nlleged, dlt erted part of tho lu
rome tu his own use,
Fx-Corpor.iilon Counsel .Tenka opposed tho
motion on behalf of James MoKane, and nsked
that ho hu brought In nia party defendant lu
the Bauer suit. James McKnne, ho said, had
paid out for his brother over 81:10,000 since
1HH4, about Sro.OUO of which was lent boforo
John . McKnne went to prison. After his con
viction John V. Mi-Knuo and his wlfo conveyed
tho property in dispute to James McKnno, aud
subsequently tlio property wns conveyed to
1 nnnlo McKnne, John Y. McKnno's wife, sub
ject, howeier, to tlio Indebtedness of John to
.Inmce. James was to tetaln a lien on tho prop
erty until the Indebtedness was discharged. As
this now amounts toSMO.OOO, ho was naturally
Interested In maintaining ids Hold on thu prop
erty, utilcli was his onl) security.
Heorga .V. Roderick, ns rotinsel for John Y,
McKane, ngreed to the appointment of a re
celier, but opposed the motion to havo his
brother come In ns part defendant. John Y.
McKnno had made his brother attorney In fact
tonttetid to Ills tilfulrs, but he was not at all
bntislled at tho manner In which .lames had
acted toward him. Provlous to tills no had
started James in tlio lumber business, for which
JumcHngrieil to pay S'JS.OOO. Hu trusted his
brother ntiMilutolv, giving him not only entire
HUpcril-lon mer litsatTalrs, nut tho care of his
wiro and twin liildruii.
Mr. Roderick presented along affidavit, from
his client, explaining his rolations Alth bis
brother. In this John Y McKane denies the al
leged Indebtedness to his brother, nnd even ac
cuses James of falling to pay his wife the $100
n month which ho had specifically agreed to do,
'Ihaio been informed bv mv wife-," Mr.
Knne deposes, "that he has not given her money
cxieeillng jiloo for the support of my family
out of the rents und moneys receiicd by him.
nlthnugli ho has reeeiied from the rents and
inntievsiltie munnd the proceeds of the sale
nf rent estate belonging lo me over SUS.OOO, ns I
am Informed and tiotleie."
McKane ravs further that his brother has
neglected to pay taxes and Interest un raort
gnges. and that ho has used part nf the money
collected for tits own purpo-esnnd refused to
render mil account. On Aug, S .McKane re
voked the power of attorney to James.
Justice Dickey reserved his decision.
POISO.V y.V A CHILD'S MEDICIXE.
The Child Hint, nnd Srnc Clerk rlebotz.
IV tio Compounded It, Huh Jleen Arrested.
Tho six-weeks-old child of Mr. nnd Mrs. James
M. Yan Woenrt of H7 West Nineteenth street,
Centreiille. became ill with stomach troubles
early in the week, and on Ihursdny Its condi
tion wns deemed so serious that tho parents
summoned Dr. Alexander Dallas of East
Twenty-second street- The ph)9lcian wrote a
prcrcriotlon for a liquid mixture containing
bismuth, lnctopeptln, digitalis, nitre, bromldo
of sodn, nnd camphor. Tho prescription was
filled at the pharmacy of Charles II. Boso of
441 Aienuu D, llayonnc, by Louis Scholz, the
chief clerk.
The parents say that they followed tho direc
tions for administering tho prescription which
tcholz wrote on tlio label affixed lo the bottle.
Instead of improving, the child grew worio and
died, 'I hen It was found 1 lint tho mlxturo tn ihu
bottle contained a lu-ge percentage of creosote.
The p irents reported thn casr to Dr. I) ellas. and
the Haoune ;nltco were untltlid. The result
was the arrest of Clerk t-cholr by Detectli o
(.rlllln on a tecnnlcal charge nf manslaughter.
A post-mortem examination of Hie child's body
wns made by Dr. Charles B. Com cr-e. County
Pli)silnnof Hudson count). Dr.Conierso ol
den d Coroner Anthony J. Volk of Hobnken to
hold un lnouest and last evening Constable Kd
ward F. McAneny Impanelled a Jury. Detectlio
Hi Ifiin tnoK possession of tlie bottle containing
the nlleged poisonous mixture and the prescrip
tion written hv Dr. D illas.
Clerk ."Choi was remanded to Bnyonne Police
Head. inarters toawall Ihu orders of Prosecutor
hnrles II. Wlntldd. He is :iu lenrs old, mar- I
rle-d. nnd liiesnt IS West Twent) -sixth street.
Ho tiis had fifteen ) cars' exnerlence ns a
druggist His employer says Hilt r-cliolz has
worked for him about four venrs, has alwavs
proied -ober and careful, and has the reputa
tion of neier haling made a serious mistake in
compounding prescriptions. Druggist Bo-e in
sists Hun the mixture In the bottle enntnined
nu creosote when It Jell his store, and sa)s Hint
he believes the powerful poison was introduced
in tho medicine b) some one not connected with
his establishment.
had his Mir.v vi. ace jtAinr.n.
Flynn Didn't I.Ike Ills Colored I.odcera
Oilinea nrCnips,
Michiel Flynn keeps n cheap 1 dglng house
In Pell street, which is patronued chiefly by
colored persons. Tills class of trado docs not
please Flynn, as his colored customers do not
como thcro to sleep, hut merely to shoot crap.
They make a noise and disturb Flynn's other
guestb.
K!nn wont to the I'llzibeth street station on
Thursday night and asked Cant. Young tn raid
too gamesters. About 10 o'clock Policemen
Hi Hit.:. Mali-nry.nnd McDonough swooped down
on tl.o Waldorf, as Klwiu's lodging house Is
named. A dnreii negroes managed lo get
lo the roof nnd seontid. Helen. Kit Carson,
Kre'l Brown. Oscar Jolinon, Iko I'arrK Hunter
Dirllug, and Willie Coon-, wero arre-ted.
'1 hey were nrroi-rncd v-torrt-iy In the Centre
Street Cnuri. where Magistrate Mott fined tlieni
?l each. Six were sent to tlie Tomb-. One.
Willie I nous, was able to raise llio required J.'t
and lecelved Ids liberty.
VUA ,VK 1M11D O ll'.V.S Til V. TIIOCA ItEltO
Mnnncer Dullnn fned In. lint Im Down tn
i.W .Now.
John II. Daltnn, manager of tho Trocadero, In
West 'I ii only. third street, wns examined yes
terday In supplementary proci'cdlngs in an ef
fortof Rukohl Bros, to collect a judgment of
C11I7.S'.' for cigars. He ti Milled that hu owned
thu business until April 'I la-t, when he sold out
to Frank J, Bird, a stock broker, for $.1,000 Ho
had Inn still S'.OOO in Hie place, herald, hut Is
now utily Its malinger at a sal.ir) of $.10 a neck.
Tin- place Is part ot the Darling estate.
Ills only bank account, nt Hie (ittrfiold Bank,
Is dim n to Si. 4.1. Ills only Jewclr), ho ex
jihtlncd, i oiisislsof ii nit kid wnlch aud a brass
chain. Wbeii usked If he had any mono) ho
tlsl i-d Ktl cents out of Ills pocket., and said that
w ns nil he had except his bank n( count, and Im
needid the KM cents or hu would have to wnlk
home. The c Ignis had neen sold In the business.
Itiiiiert's Drew ing Company had a moitguguou
thu business nud oiTects,
Him Mill lliirned.
Pi cinkiki,!', N. J., Oit ".', Tho silk mill at
Stuillng, six miles from this city, mined by II.
Allied htreull nf New York, uns totally do
Htro)cU bv fire en-ly this morning. Tho Haines
werodl-coiend at 'o'elnik, but owing lu Hie
limit'-d lire-lighting fail. It ns of tbo town could
not he ixtlnguishei). Tlio build ng was 111)0
feel long and three stnrli-s high. The estlmntid
y Is S-00.000. parily invere.l in insurance.
Tho mill employed ISO bauds, lull In times of
prosperity giuo employment to .100 peoplu.
Htriiban Count).' Centennial,
IHtii, N, Y Oct. ','. 'I he lentennlal of Stcu
ben count) was relebrnted hciu to-dny in con
nection with thecouuty fair. Twenty thousand
people were present. Tho lti. L. M. Miller nf
Ogdi lisburg delivered Hieopeniiu- address und
the Hon. J, D. Kerimu of New York ihonddiefs
nt llio unveiling of the monument tn Hie pio
neers ot Men ben lount). An old-lnshl"lieil din
ner n. is sirved in uncut) of thu oldest Inhahi
tiuils, A grand pniHdii of Ihu new und old lu
Hues of ncriculttiii- was given.
llvr Ureas Ciiuzlit Fire From n Furnnee.
Patkip-on, Oct. -'. Miss Maggie Foley of SS
Jersey street wns paislng a furnace In her homo
lo-day iv hen u ll.ime shot out and Ignited her
dris'. The fire spieudiiulckl), und her screams
i-ausid neighbors toiomu in tu herald. Ihu
Humes woru extinguished, but not until tho hod
ricelved a terrible burning. Sim was, removed
tu St. Joiepb's Hospital, nnd her chances of re
covery ore slight.
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i'li:aii:t yon tiu: jiotoiisiex.
Trolley li.saeneersi Hurt In t'oltlelon Don't
tVnnt the OpcrnllseM lllsetuiriceil.
The tit. I.eonnnl Guards of Newark hnd their
annual ttrget excursion onTliurdn) aflernnon.
They numbered nboiit 10U. Two rpeclnl trolley
enrsennvoed them mer the Consolidated '1 ruc
tion Compnto's linos to tho lirernvillet-chuetron
Park, Jersey City The motormen sped along
Occnn nvenuo at a luely gait, nnd were pnsslug
thepurk, not knowing they were at it. when ono
of thu members called out to tho motorman of
tho first car to stop Ho Jammed down his brake
anil stopped so suddenly that tho passengers
wero thrown oier on tho bucks oftheseuls.
The motorman of tho second car. which was fol
lowing close behind, was not aware Hint Ills
lender was nboiit tn slop until hu snw Hie car
slow up. He iwlsted his bri.ko n hard nn hu
could, but was not able to avoid u collision Ills
car crashed into Hie one In front nndthep.
sengert tu both were tumbled about In n pro-tnl-i
uoui fashion. Anton Biipp nnd I'harles
Kuster, who wcro in the rear seal of tho for
ward car, were severe!) Injured, but nfter they
were intended by u pli)sicl.iu lb ey were nblu
to taku purl In the festiiltles. The tnrsweru
net badly ilumiged.
In the eietiingo'ie if the conipnu)'s Inspectors
vent to thu p.vk to get statements from ihu
passenger-. In the mean time Hie members of
H.e gtiatd anil their i-uests hnd slgmil a petition
asking that the inotormeii be not dl-clir.igul.
Tho Injured me'l lUedgril themselies not to sue
theiompanv for diim igev If llu iuolorini,n wero
rclnined. One of tbeotll ers of the gu ird said:
"'lliu motormen ore i (impelled tn work hard
for their bread nud bullet. 'I hey, no doubt,
linvn fnmlilos to support. We lire nil working
men, and wo know what it menus to be nut of
emplo)incui. I'onseqiiently, the injured men
would prefer the mention of llio motoniiHti to
unv nninunt they might securo hy a suit for
ilamagts."
I he inspector will submit tho petition lo tho
dlrlslnii superintendent.
si.r.i'T too i.oxo ox ins lemurs.
.lustier Uleliry Deelilrsi jtrnlnt rv Veteran
J'll'enli.ll'n ICrlllHti.trnicnt In 1'liicr.
.tusllce Dickey of tho Supreme Court In
Brooklyn has denied the application of Isaac
11. llllV for his reinstatement tu his pinions
Superlntendi nl nf Sciveis In tlio Cltv Works
Department, nn the ground Hint he was proliet.
ed from dlsrliargo by bi in ;a veteran fireman,
lustlie )li kv mi);
"He hail nervid ono )earand ten months lu
thedepniliiient without making known lli.it ho
was a vcteiim fireman. I thiol, he has slept
too long liver Ills right'. 111- counsel mokes- Ins
Ignorance of law his excu-c. Inn Ibis cxciimi
will not excuse wheie the reinstatement might
illsniiange publl. service,"
It illron.1 rilntlnn rs.ire Itlo.vn Ot.rii.
Mllilil i.TOliN. Conn., Oct. '-'. 'Ihosife In the
Iliggauum depot of the Ynllev roul was blown
open by rubbers at lilin o'cloi k this morning
nnd 51 kill taken from the road's funds nnd fio
belonging to thu .Vilnius i:pri-s I'onipniiy.
'1 he iilllci) wns wiecked. tho safe door In lug
li'iiivu into Ihe freight np'irlmiut. Minimi
Agent Webb dlsi oveied the loss nlioiil II o'clock
this morning when ho wunt tu tlienflke.
Hrnulor Voorliers'H IIIiii-m.
Ti 'tilt: HAITI', Iiid.. Oct. i!. Il Is said hero
th it r-uniiliir Vonrhecs Is very ill ut .lliiiklnaw,
bit those who know his actual condition will
my nothing A ninth a-o. when It whs n.
ported Hint hn would not take pari In the mm
inlgn, ileiilnls from iaiiour..artiiiiilikl) up
penrii'l In the new -npers, and It nils said Im
would belli lilts hl.tto 1) ."epl '.'. Mine then
nothing uns Ucn heard Iroin linn.
CARPET" T.M.STEWART,
'"-! 326 7thfAv.,
CLEANING T.l'??ai'?';t
fi
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STA1IOX K'S II ttt It ECO It I).
Thre or the Kntployeen There Arnttffned
'Vexlerilily for Itobblnc tbe Mntl,
Three empln) res of Stntinu II of i'io general
Post Ofl'.ce in West Tlilrty-'eco'id street nnvo
bien ntri'sled vilt'ilu "eventv-two hours, and
nil three for robbing the iiinils. Tliis. Inspec
tor Ashe s.i)s. break" the tei orl In the hl-tory
of tho Tost Gillie Department. The first of
tlienffcndei- mis Cnnrlcs I!. tioetr. upun whoso
person a number of marked stolen one dol
lar bills were found. Within twent) -four
hours iiftcrwnrd John ,T. I "mi ers was nrrosted
i with equally conclu-ivo Irerlminntlng evi
dence ngnlnst him Tl.o third Prisoner Is
1'hlllp I'iert. who is einplmed by Trniers ,t
Allwon.l. mill deliver) contractors, in carry
mull Im,.'- tiom elei.ilid railroad statlnne to
Million i:. lie fell under suspicion, was
vvntrhoi by tho Post OlliiiCiuspeclois, and was
detected in rivaling letters in Mutton K dur
ing tie prn.-e-s nlso.tug. Wliea arrested
six letters loiitnining mnnev we o found lu
Ids pockits. .le .ic'i.ilitisl having taken the
letters. I'iert oils erralned tieinie I nlteil
.Mates Coinml ooei M ltd N jesterdny and
held In S.'.'iUll bad for e.iuiln itiinon .Vlondn).
I etur (.iiriler (met and Clerk I'mor-. wcro
nKo nrr.ilJIM'il, and weie held It. S'.'.oUII e.icii
to analt the n tin i "I Hu iiinnd .Inn.
Station i:, iv huh is on IVest riilrtv-serond
stieci, near -sixth nvtieiin, i- n-n- nt thu most
ImiMirinut bin ii i i - of the I'osi Gillie, as lirgo
nuialii rs of mon i letters eie r reived there,
r-n miteli pi' eilug has in en dl-iniere.l there
dtirln; t! o hi-t sl mouths lint tho Bust Gillie
iiuthoilllcs nie in-liied In ' llove Hint theie
iSMiiiu thin.-like an nranled giuignt pilferers
In thu ollli i w lio assist each olbcr It, etfcct'l.i;
their stealings.
iiAit ft:.i.sM von srtr.r.itH.
A RpTenll Cnllei's. I opinio Tlllnhs Hie
Av. nice ( itlc h Attoul IIUO s.L.tMW .i rshlp,
AiTOIIIA. Hr.. Get. '!. The rovenuo cut
ter Cominislore IVrr) m rived in port )i ster
ility nftcruuon, nil e dii) s from Ounal.iska. Capt,
Smitli gaic th" fnlliiwlng particulars of his trip
to northern watirs.
"'llio presi nt -eallng sinsoi has been nn ex
tremely dlfnsti mis one; liifact.it his been ntui
euuesslonof gnh which preienled the sealers
from securing good inti lio,iind forwiekssuilrrs
hnio been un iblo to lowi i n hunt. We made tlio
biggest cnli h of tin' siiison by sellnu three les.
seisin one di) lot hi ln 1.1 the piolilbitid .ono,
nnd a fourth r"cipcil mill beiniiniuf nur In
ability to do inuiu than iniuiigo thethrco wo
nlieiul) had In low Hie average rati h of tlio
sealers will noi exited .Hill skips to tlio vessel,
llllllllllgll ill Isolate I i et.es vessels have seiined
lis mull) n Tun "Mil-. I lie sen-iiii uiu sufel) be
put down In point nf pet iinlnri vnlue, as (uiu
I nrril Willi 1 isl )eir, iih uileid fill I (ire. In fni t,
Idoiiol believe that Ihu stub r will In ninny
cases bu able top") their expen-is."
InUgiiii-nlsi Altnlosil n ItHlionil lor 11 'Ins.
I hi: In I-o- l.UPU Mile llool...
CiiltMMt, N V, O.t. '.'. John I.. Holmes of
this city, has Jusi secured n Judgtiioni against
the Delaware, l.iiiknivnuii and Western Ball
road Compan) for refu-in-' to Issue him 1,000-
mill hunks on ilem ind nl ticket olllies. iintler I
the in I of Ihlltl. II" applied II ten nlllres iiutl I
was lefiised. llu then brought nu at tion tu tint
i Mipn in. Court to leeover ten penalties. ,liitlu
Braille) appointed VV illird .1 Iteeil of Hu-eity ,
1 l.iijil.u it-i piuiv. Tlio ilitfeni'ci n ipeniiil. Im'
did not illitiui nii'tii'i in the t'oiiip nun. .Im.g. .
mini whs ttileinl b) ill limit In the siiuln
i ( ouiitv i iei.' id. Ice for m I'.llil for the i.rtt
I nn iiuiiitliii-i and sn7.uu for oilier pun.illiis.
fleels'.oiii Mti to Dili renltnl ICnli-H.
The Board of Arbitrators of thu Joint 'I rufllo
Association litis neciiled that Hie illlferrlill.ils
U-twccu New York and liiilfnhiiiiid Suspeiision
Bridge, on tialus innstiinln less than eleven
l.ouis between tliese polnis. shall, afier Nov, 1,
tiu 73 tents by all linis exicpuhuNcw York
Central. Other dilferenllnls nro to remain as nl
present. The appeal of llio Krie was not sus
tained. r ,
X.V JAIL roil .XO CAUSE.
Oebbnrdl'a Xrlcbhors (.are Htm Good tsw,
lint He Hnd to l'ny for More.
They ran't put you Into Jail for that," laid tho laws '
" Hut I dm In Jail," said tho client. -r-
William Gobhardt. TT years old, & retired
shoemaker, who was taken to T.udlovr street
Jail about two weeks ago for contempt, wasdls- '
charged yesterday by Justlco Hussell of tho
Suptemo Court. He Is the stepfather of Boslno
Knop, w ho had him arrested in an action which
sho proposed to tiring to recover $.1,000 front ,
some bank.tbe nnrae of which and tho bank book,
she sa) s. Knop bus been concealing from her for
about seventeen jears. Sho sa)s that tho
money was deposited by her mother, who died
In lHTfl. and that her stcpfathor has been wait
ing until twenty jenrs wero up. soastoolalm
. Ihemone) as thu only representative of lilsde-
( censed w ife,
I .-ho got nu order for tho examination of fieb
hardt before trial without si rv Ing a summons
1 In any anion, and as lie did not attend she pro.
i cured nn order to show cause wliy ho should not
be punished for contempt of court. Ho gave no
heed tn tills order.
Go the motion to ho released from Jail tinder
the commitment entered on his default, he said
i that he illil unt wnnt to go in the expense of
emplojingn liuvjeran 1 Hint lie had souglit tho
adi Ice of his neighbors, woo told lilin inut tho
I plaintiff hid no right to net against nlm until n
summons had been served. He also set up that
he bud tumid the bmk book of his deceased
wife over to I ho Bowery "savings Bank about
thiuren )eirs ago and bus un other bmk book
IlnsaiHthat ho believes tlie last of thonccount
witli the Bowery Bank w.isilrnnn out July 5,
1 St ( .1.
Justice Hussell held Hint the advice of tho '
neighbors was gnol and that the vv hole proceed.
I log mis Irregular, llo said, further, thai it
I would be usi less for him to nider the man to)
j prnduie ti bank book w hlch ho has not got,
lii:VT THE MAItHIAOE BUCKET.
.
1fr. Mainline Won Alrnld Tlinl Her I'ntber
Would lllsi.ppl'l.Tr ul It, "
The friends of Miss I'mlly Sliger of 17 Rnvlns
avenue, Jer-ey City Heights, were surprised
)t strrda) In loirn thai shu had neen married '
I slutt'ln-l J.inti iry to Heorgu .Manning, a good
t looking conductor on the Court Housu line of
j the Nor.h Hudson County Hallroad. Mrs. i
, Manning Is n strikingly handsomo brunotto and
highly accomplished, Sho Is tho duugliler of
l'mll steger, a renl e tnii ngent and the olliclnl
lotirl InierpieliT. He wns nt ono time diret tor
of the llnird of I leelmlders. The inline wiiiiiiiii
heroine in iiiilnteii with Mnlimng vvhn.i ildmg '
onlnsi.tr. llo Is nboiit llo jenrn old nud Is
stiadv nnd Industrious. The uiarr ige was
kept rrrrel bicnii'ii the lriilouasnfi tid of her
fatlii r's ilispleitHiire, Slut lias I.n.l tne nniri.
ngemeiit or his household alnee n t inntlier
died, n Itw leaisagii. Mr, Stegei nu- inforuieii
of Hie mirrmt'o ret ently. in.il, alliiouuli some
vv tint tlt-l i I bed nl llrst, bcc.iiiiu ie. one led. Tho '
couple will live In I'lllnll Hill.
Ttie ('onn.-ei'ntloii or s. I. till. 's llowplcsil
I'linpet,
Bftensiie prcpanitlo'is aie I en'.' mnde liy lha j
committee lu charge tor the lonsecriitlou ter
vliesof the chapel In the in iv St. Luke's Hospi
tal on Cathedral Helg'ns Git 17 Is thu date
nrrniiged for thu cnn-ir u Ion. Bishop I'otter
will preside. In vlc of Hih limited seating
capacity of Hn, rlnw-l. I' li.tvllig iiecommoda.
Hon for onl) iilmul .lo.i I nr.ou-, llivllntlous will
be extended onl v lo the t lergv of this diocese,
the Bishops nf tbi-t mm rv wliouia) be in New
York, nt'd Hie tius'ti" of Ihu liiKpltiil. Tile
committee also I o,in -ecuii the pre-eueo of gm.
thu tliohupiit I dinii ir.-li. who is now lu this
tnnnii). After tnu tuvuvs Hieit is to bo a
llWKllUOII.
DR. HALLETT,
The great lilnoil nu i ner.e sp Isllst, rurrt all sseret
and prlvstedoeis'S of men int. fi-tv tiu) UlilRatt
ltilh iu urtr .id av. New Vorx. uo ciuro unlet
cured; bours, Vtow. Write or mil, boil ad v leu (rtsV