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TOBACCO" TRIAL EVIDENCE.
ninr. cioajiette company x'xa.
' i if no xx tiii; case.
n. sl Tobacco Jobber Testifies That Vflieis
, ifmnht lllsal Clsrareillea the American
(iirnpnnl Hrrusrd la Hell to Hint no-
rnrc-I-elter (showing What Thsr nerutrd.
Tbcouoro K. Allen, who told on Wednesday, on
tholrlnl of Hi" Indicted oltlccre of tho Atnorlcan
TBMtroC'omip.iny, liow Uio company wns foruind,
w cross-cxsinlncd ycstonUr In Iho (lonornl
g, j. loin, lie toM liow ho hftrithouRut out the
jcniniouf ctiinMiilniT nil the, elRarctto Interests
In tlil-t ountry In uno company and how ho laid
III plan before tho different manufacturer. Ho
aid that lil scheme was ultimately adopted by
Iho manufacturers and the Amorlcnn Tobacco
Oompim? wn formcii. After tho company wa
forroM1., -Mr. Allen said, he put In a mono claim
for what ho had done In organizing tho company
ami pnjuiml was rofuscd. Ho brought au.lt
against tho company and tho cult was Bottled
jatof court.
f Then, ly a 3er!ci of questions, most of Yth'.ch
were ruled out, Mr. I'ullor of counsel for tho do
fcn'co supfestod tho-views of the dofonca us to
whttlstiir'.s of tlia present trial. Tlin rival of
thcAi.ittrnn Tobuceo Company Is tho National
(Xtsrctto ar.l Tob..cco Company. Mr. Fuller
got lc.-.ve to read nil extract from Mr. Olcotl's
epcnlucof the case, as follows:
"Aut not right In thlnklni; that I need but
dcotetwo or three words to the effort of tho
t counsel for the defence to cloud jour minds as
to the roal purpose and Interest and Impulse of
the r"sccut Ion In this case, by referring to tho
Vstional ToImcio Company and Its counsel,
Einstein J: Tovtnsonill Why, of courso they
wiro the 'oniplalnaiita in tills easel "
.s Mr. Fuller tlnlshed rcadluR Mr. Olcott
iunipcii tnhls feel and exclaimed:
"You have misquoted me," air. and the stenog
rapher lms mlquotcd me. Tho last sentonco
you road is not mine. '
Mr. Fuller It tno ottlclal record.
The llistrkt Attorney Maybe, but tho official
rtconllsnroni;. What 1 did say was this: "Of
course, there ssero complainants In this case."
Mr. lUcott did not move to have tho record
corrected, nonet cr. and so It stands as Mr.
I Fuller rend It. Tho lat'er then flrcd series of
ouestlnnsattho tttus3, eomu of which were as
Q. -l)iil vim have a talk with Ktustoln and
Tow)ii'iul before coihIiir hero ns n wltncta t
Mr. Carpenter -1 object.
The ruu-t-O'ijci.tlon auetalnel.
16. Did 'i rei'le a letter from Mr. Ijovv of
the firm of Einstein fcTcwnsenrt In May, 14P7,
uVIni; juh to a.sist them in the collection of
funds to tw'p ptiwecute t lilt inse f (KxcludodJ
Q.-IMcl yuu. at the request of a member of tho
rm of Klntein & Tawnseiul. lollrct money
from umimfni tuicrs of ciirarettcs not members
Of the Aineric.tii Tnhncvo Company In prosecute.
usti against tho Auierlenn 'lohaccn Company
tronicM in tho name of tho people of the State
of New Jersey and the State of Illinois t Kx
c! ailed I
I) -Hive you still In. vour possession tho letter
from Mr. Levy, written In May. 18!i7f A. I
think 1 hii e.
l.-lUso nu tho other letters that I men
tioned! A. l'ossiblj.nt my ofllcc.
(J.-Willj on brlnir them here at tho next ses
sion of the court f A. I will.
.Mr. Fuller ha-i. ,tl last, pit before the Jury
whit he wanted, nnd Mr. Allen was excused
util .Monday murnine-. Tho next and lust wlt
tessof tliedav was Peter llauptninn of I'etnr
Hvoplmin 4: ( iv. ioblnrs in tobacco and clicir.
of M. Louis Mr. tlaiiptiunn said that he hoiizht
dfircttM of the American Tobacco Company
up to October. 1S9H. Up to that time his
t Ciri hid hnuvht of the de'endants I0,O0O.
Ouu iljarettcs a year. In 1SU3 ha txnight clira
rtttes of another mnkcand the tit. Louts arcnt
of the American Tobioco Company refused to
tell him iniiro of tho company's ciirarettcs. Tho
rusnn irfsenfor thisnetiun on the part uf tho
scent tsa that Hauptman & Co. had violated
u urtement -vith tho American Tobacco Com
pany In elllni; other ciirarettcs.
Q.-Did you try to buy after that of the Amcr
fca Tobicco Co:np.my ! A. I did.
0. Were your orders refused I A. They were.
This letter was shown to the witness. It was
dated from the oftiteof the American Tobacco
Cimpany on Oct. lii, 1803:
Deis Sla: We beg to notify you. In punuuiee of
thi rrvrvallon la our contract, that we will make no
farther consignments of elsaretl to you. We ahalt
tpleasil. howerer. tonell clicartte4 to you u jr
bciose,! tut. without discount or allowances, s&tc
Iftow of freight.
The letter was sicned by Josiah Brown. Secre
tary of tho American Tobacco Company, by an
assistant. The w ilncss was uskedif he had re
ceived such a letter and ho said that he had.
Asked when he n (,-a In bought iroods of Iheile
lendant. faeaaM not until June, 1800. In the
intprvnlhe had Irlol to buy cigarettes of tho
fiJerent members of the rompany. but had
iiKtd. Court hero adjourned until Monday
nonlnff.
roLWF. repoiit run is o
Unrtf bj nsaaeelt and ronlalna nncb r Ilia
Lananasr.
TheoJorc Itooscvelt's name is appended to tho
report of the Police Department for the year
196. The report coca hack to May. 1895. when
theItoorelt Board came in. and shows up the
doloiriof the better part of two yenrs. In less
than twenty months tho board dismissed ltii)
policemen. The whole record of 1S04, even
with all the results of the Lcxow season, was
f oily fourteen, and of them a (food many camo
hick Idler. For tho four years Drccedlnp; 1H91
the averacc of dismissals had been nineteen,
nil in 1!-J and 1803 respectively thirteen and
elerea. Tho Roosevelt Hoard imposed fines
imonnline to -J0,7O9.'J8 in 1800. which was
jut about equal to tho flues of le93 nnd 1804
billed together.
It held the scales even, however. While deal
bztercrclyulth bad policemen It took notice
of tho eood ones. The old boards nvcrnijed from
three nd four to half n dozen medals nnd fnvor
iihlo mentions a venr. Tho Roosevelt Bonnl
Mtlnguithed eighty-three bravo pollcemon In
tintj uionlhs.
J' lim the Civil Service Bureau had is
Wownbj the statement thut in twenty months
.1 n5.w l"trolincn wcro iipiwliited nnd U7
ouieromcers. More than 1O.0UO men were ex
mined to iret tnat number. Tho physical
oases of rejection aro Instructive: 'JM wcro too
Jhort, X9 too heavy. 1-.' too fat: Bio had bad
ieeih.l.Viwere shortsichtoJ or had otherwise
efecthoTi-ilon: 101 had flat or bad feet, 114
rl(ose veins; 30 had corns and 43 hoart dls
iM.3 wore dlrt and 1 had npncndicltis. Tho
S5:I, "'""eU upjilicants at tho civil Bervlce
"mliiaUoiu, of which no much has been said,
reaii appended eo that 1111)0110 can Judiro for
'ffi1' "hctli'T they wcro unreasonable.
I he abollt ion of the tramp lodging houses in
K JP.,1 tlo "Iter llnrty ears of tlirhllng
ffJ'c?.l,,,1.!ne,",8u""!ntscro 011 tho side of
hh2ff,fiac.,n,t "10 nuisance, tho abolition of
LiSl"1!1, "le. D"nOTl enforcement of law. tho
mSoc.,,0P ",' ,h" Ucrtlllun system of Identitl
at on of criminal., the establishment of the hi-cjries-iiiad
tlieuniilDgoftbo force with 11 safo
S. rfru,lvo ,llMoU "",l training In tho
ihi .1". uro .'nuuicralcd as among the
iSJi t?lJmAk,,.,,P tho record of reform
forcmpllshcd Mr. lloosovolt p.iys his tmnpll
5?.l!,,",l,e "'"llltnanco and ld faith of the
. i? 1 " '"crease of crime." It was a lie. ho
mIJ f D, w,K",fot under better control than
idiui ff crl.lnlnal were urn-atom than betoro.
BrILJnn,.he,.,uB.'J,, ,,l'"m, MU3 yenra of ini-aSk-Si""
llfB. "entencc in Iho year, ns
KJ ,,i 11 nni,"nP 'lcnt1' sentenco In tho last
I UHtli..lllr"c,, n! report notes as "iiioro
K0tnMk,ul!'nn5''l,'cr,,l!,1'li,'oy Intbeeqiilic
wntofthodepnriment" llc iauk of ft ,i.crit
SKta'tiiiMrviS; voUvo ,c""fru,b ,a,he "calc
i'.v woir.v.fr ir.Ai stax'r vvnrr.
"'Ulii,', ('nililer and n lllocllat Injured
b Urnailna,r I'alilp fan,
St . JVbllli crowing Do id Man's Curve yesterday
;''"-' rt'-ro kiHKkod don and Injured by
,,7yMMccnrs. Tho llrstwas (leorgo K.
utu ,"-"'l'ct"a,. N'. J. While ho wns riding
M "",7-lc,lj"it:30o,clot.ktoii whatbothouu-ht
I L, , "I'1""" 'rack, ho collided with a cur
Z ' t",n,"c"r "10 I'lncoln statue, nnd
, " "'r"''', soicrnl feet. His fnco nnd head
i,,iiW 1"u,,v'lt 'hal ho was removed In nn
iv."1U," " 'o New York Hospital. His
l'"tlly ,""". "Iilio nn old man who had
fl ton, '" .Ur""'"i; "f:'lay to lot nil up-
M 'ori,V W "'"" '' "Hi"K nro"'l " rear phit-
iMi-i ?' ''n'"u ''""" ,llu oli track ntfull
iIUi'. u'""" 5'llc(l at tl10 nun, but ho
m tinU.iC! ;,,r'""b""d1 iho next instant ho was
111. ii I!"" ","!. kl"" Uei1 rtow- Tho car
H'Uli-0i ",' "' r""1' ' "'.it ho wusllftod com-
ttlei 11 ,' f K"iii'l mill tlitotvii fully six feci.
ir iinVi-i J.',0"""11"'' rcMlieil him hu was
iiV.rii;i1'1,1''' 11 a short 1 lino ho rovlroil
eiiyJ1 ."'""olf s William II. Cotton,
K .in"er . h"( l'roouo avenue. Brook:
K "kmh IK ahiL 1 1 ho '"i(1 ."""He enlly rccovorod
m "Wihul!iTM,'';PttA fn'" tlio Tiffany
X oiedfi ",,,; J1""" .pnothorninlm ,-iiico hid nr-
W K11 ho iiLl, ?01T YVrk "PJll. l"'t Mr. Cot-
l'l. 1 if iVni ?;'' ",rm and leg were badly
Krh l' tfnr ,,,,"1 "" tho hospital. Allttlo
If tliwi, i1l,17.l,:,.,,, '',,l,:ub' econipanlcil
niiy & ,,' ' onmi I'"", ' o cashier for
? I. U.U L,i"'i'',I' -' V"rlc fentral-s riornlnv
fnje IliuiW; f.l ",'""'.' c-'eutraliuatlon lll:u.
A STITCH IN TIME 'SAVES NINE. pM
Heat, sciisu of tcndcmcEs nnd HvfolllnR of a jinrt, nm jK-cXn
nil liullcatlotis tbut tlicro Is need of Instnnt repair tlio Btltch jBnf-- 'IMbH
In time. AVuc.ro tlmso symptoms exist on the left or tho right .HJTi jmtyLTCl
sldo of the womb, disease of tho ovnry is setting In, and soon BvV's(Hi'Ar'J )JQ
there will bo, It thero i not nlrcady cslobllshcd, a dlscbnrne, Kir oSA)lt''i)
trifling nt first, but later copious and Irritating. Soon, also, WKSHsti'
thcro will bo felt dull, drngglnfr pains radiating from tho ovury, Hsfeto10l
T)o not, my slstt-r, let your malady k" '"( hut those of W1 ir
you who arc already NufTerlng In this way should r J 1
begin nt onco a courso of treatment with I.jtlla K. if
Plnkham'n Vcijctablo Compound. It will restore tho i A
organs to their normal condition. I Jtll
In this connection Mrs. E. I.. Mvrna, Quakake, I f J
Pa., nays: "My ovaries wcro badly dlKcascd, nnd for ' r u
almost a year I sulTcrcd with sevcro burning pains '
which were almcst unendurable, and a dull, heavy pain In tho lower portion of my b'ack.
If standing I was most relieved with my root resting on a stool or chair. Tho doctor told
mo I would have to tako my bed and keep quiet. I had not used half a bottle of I.ydla K.
I'inkham'a Vcgetablo Compound before It worked wonders with me. I now owe my
health to tho Compound. To those who aro suffering from dlsoasen peculiar to women, I
would say that Lydla K. I'inkham'a Vcgctnblo Compound Is Just what they need."
Mt s. I'lnklmm wishes to befriend you, and If you will write her at Lynn, Mass.,
telling her Just how you feel, sho will glvo you tho very best advice frco of charge.
Tblnl: whataprlvllcgo it is to boablo to wrlto to a woman who Is learned In all theso
matters, and willing to rulvlsc you without charge.
KEr, FRVD HELL A POllTlXi: TXSZLKll
Its Will Miw Leave Ilrooliljn. Wlmro Ilia Or
nnltlam la ol Appreciated.
Tho Uov. l-'rcd Hell, tho singing preacher,
nas arraigned Worn Justice Brenner In tho
Adams Street Police Court, In Brooklyn, yes
terday, for examlnulloii ns a disorderly person
for engaging In the pursuit of fortune telling.
Miss Hilda Almgren. tho complainant, testified
that sho went to Bell's parlors In Stnto street
and paid him $3 for telling her fortune, which
he furnished in Ihoshapo of nwrltten horoscope.
Boll, In response to tho Inquiry as lo how ho had
arrived nt the conclusions tomnlncd in tho
paper given to Mirt Almgren, said:
"As n psjihlo I hao tho habit, when my
da's work Is oer, such as writing charts, re
ceiving callers, healing. &c., of retiring Into
what I call the silence. I have the power, by
force of inv will, to bring on n self-Induced neg
ative condition, in Hint condition I am sur
rounded by invlsiblu forces; I bine a tablet and
pencil on mv desk, nnd I write as I get im
pressions In answer lo the questions which my
patrons the sitters, require. I close my tablet
that night, nnd the nott morning I rewrite it,
and thnl is the rewritten one th.it sho got.
When sho called I rend It to her, und that was
tho end of the Interview."
To other questions he said: "lain a lecturer
on occultism and an electrical medical healer.
Occultism Is tho understanding of tho lnvlsiblo
forces by which wo nro surrounded. I am
simply the instrument of these force;. hen I
am in tho ncpittvo condition thee forces conio
to me. nnd 1 rccelto what they givo me In buii.
matlo writing. I simply place mjself In the
negative condition, nnd as this oung woman
evidently lied, of course tho liars on tho other
sido came In my negntive condition and gave mo
the answers -he got. I expected that she re
quired that which she came for honestly, so
objectis ely I w ns not pnt on my guard.
Justice llrenuer found Bell guilty, and put
him under SJSOO bonds for a year. Dell an
nounced that he would once more shako too dust
of Brooklyn from his feet, and go somewhere,
where occ-ult science was likely to meet with
more resjiect.
VILLAOE TRUSTEES AS JVOGT.Ens.
Some Ushmlnr I'luui" In the omceor rreal
dent or Tort I.lcbinond.
The Boa-d of Village Trustees of Port Rich
mond. 8. 1., mado a lightning change in tho of
flco of President of tho board last Saturday j
morning and completed the juggling act yester- 1
day by ousting the Incumbent and reinstating
tho President first deposed. Xotico of the moet
ing yesterday had been issued and all of the I
members were on hand. Frank Fogin. who
was deposed by Trustees Brown. Van Name, 1
and Walker, a week ago. attempted to tako his
scat as President nnd conduct the meeting, but
tho three trustees named would not rccognlre
him. President Van Name, who was chosen to
succeed Mr. Foggin. called the meeting to
order and tho minutes were read and approvea.
Trustee Simonson voting in the negative and
Mr. Foggin refusing to vote. So soon ns thu
wu done Mr. Vun Name presented his resigna
tion as President nnd It was accepted. The
thrco trustees then reflected Mr. oggin ns
President, and ho took his seat, declaring that
ho would not recognize as binding tho proceed
ings at the Hiturday meeting nor the acta of
any one as President.
It Is alleged that Mr. Foggin was deposed
becAUSo he declined to execute, as President of
tho village, n contract with the Staten I-dand
Water Supply Company for a five years' supplr
of water for tire hydrants. Tho only onlcial
act of Mr. Van Name in his six days In offlco
was the execution of that water contrnct. and
that was signed within ten minutes after his
election.
OVEEIt FEUItY COLLIHIOX.
Ferryboat Atlantic Tried la raa Uetneen a
Tug and lu Taw.
The steam lighter C. L. Marshall, in tow of n
tug, while coming down the Fast River yester
day morning, collided with tho ferrjboat At
lantic, bound from Brooklyn to her slip at South
Ferry, with several hundred passengers aboard.
Thorownsn long Inwscr between tho tug and
tho lighter, and when tho tug slowed down tho
hawser sagged deep in tho water. Tho pilot of
tho Atlantic thought that the lighter and the
tug were not connected nnd attempted to pass
between them. He found out his mistake too
lute to avoid collision. Tho lighter hndugood
lie id way nnd struck tho fcrrybmt on tho star
board sldo. smashing some of her joiner work
nnddisihllngtho starboard paddle wheel, rho
fcrryrott began to drift up toward tho bridge,
whistling for help. Tugs towod her to her Now
York slip. and. after discharging her passen
gers, she was taken over to tho repair dock or
Iho ferry company In South Brooklyn. Tho
bows of the lighter were stove. She proceeded.
Nobody was hurt on tho ferryboat.
The Three Itallroada or China.
from tht CMcayu Ilrcortl.
At present there aro only three railways In
China. One runs about i-ovcnty miles from
Tlen-Tflln to tho coal mines nt Shanghai lluiui,
on tho Yellow Sea near tho end of tho great
wull; another, about cluhtocn miles long, runs
from thu iron mines to Hankow, und thu third
is under construction nnd nearly completed, be
tween Tloii-Tsln and Pckiii. Iho llrst rail
way built in China was from Shanghai to iho
port of Woo-Siing, elghtioi miles. It wna
mndo necesiHirv hy Iho exlmoiio of 11 bar at the
mouth of the Viing-Tse Rlei, which piutaiitud
vessels of deep draught from entering Sluing
hal harbor, and required tlieiii to discharge
their cargoes into lighters, which wcro towed
up to the city nt an expense greater than tho
cost of triinsjiortinK freight from Umdon or
Now York. No charter was granted, no jier
mission was asked, but an KnglUh firm simply
built tho roud and hauled tho freight regardless
of tho (lavcTniiicnt. Tho authorities wcro ap
pealed to to tear 1111 the track, because thu un
lives complained flint It Interfered with tho
movement of Iho fiing-shny. tho spirits of the
dead, who uro mpixised to bo contfiiimlly pass
ing through tho air. nnd oxurrlno a great influ
ence m or tho iiffairs of tho living, 'iho truck
was torn up for tills reason. The rails and roll
Ing block wcro returned to Formosa, where they
wcio l.iteudud to construct " truck from tho
su.ar plantations lo tho harbor, but the plan
v.-at, no", ciinicd nut.
KEXTS MEETAFTEll SIXIEEX YEAIt.1.
Husband and Wire Arena Kaeli Oilier or Had
Temper and Pari Again.
Jamos ICcnt, who served as n drummer boy of
tho Slxtj -ninth Regiment In the civil war, sep
arated from his wife Mary sixteen years ago,
after n marriage of nine months. A month ngo
ho wont to board with n Mrs. Brown afJO-JKast
Flfly-sevcntli street. Ho had been there n short
time when Ills landlady Introduced him to a
woman whoso surname wastbesamo as his own.
"It seems to mu Vu met you beforo some
where, but can't say exactly where," he said to
the woman.
"Your face had n familiar look to mo when I
passed 3011 01. tho street the other day," she re
plied. "An' so our name's Kent. Aioyou from tho
Kents of Ballingarry I" ho asked.
"No. I'm from Crooin, but my busband came
from Ballingarry."
"And what's) our husband's namo !"
"Jamos." sho answered.
Tho two wont on exchanging Information and
ended by discoloring (lint they wcro the couple
that separated sixteen j cars ago. They became,
reconciled und agreed to start housekeeping
1 ngaln.
1 "Wo wcro foolish to quarrel that time. Mary,"
said tha man.
"That wo were. Jim." sho replied, "but it
was our hot temper that caused It."
1 "My temper I You mean your cranky dispo
sition," ho retorted.
Another quarrel took place, and Kent refused
to have anything fuithcr to do with his wire.
She caused lit arrest for abandonment, and In
tho Yorkvillo Police Court yesterday he told tho
Magistrate he was willing to contribute to tho
support of his wife, but would not live with her
on account of her temper. Ho was paroled.
CAX KEEP AFTEH CAXTOXl'S 3XOXEY
mth tap Compliments or Justin Itumaej lo
Ella roralrr, the I'lnlntior.
A decision of the lower court that Klla Forstcr
cannot continue agalnsr tho executor of Salvn
torc Canton! nn action she brought against Can
ton! for $75,000 for seven j cars' services as his
housekeeper has been reversed by the Appellate
Dl vision of tho Supremo Court, w hlch holds thnt
sho can proceed ngainst tho executor. She can
not, however, proceed wlthhcrnctiontorecovcr
?100,000 because of alleged promises of Cantonl
i to provido for her at the rate of ."1.000 a ear
I and marry her If she would leaeher liusband
1 and take up with him.
The plaintiff was a married woman with thrco
daughters when the alleged agreement with
I Canton! was made. In furtherance of tho agreo-
raent. she says that Cantoni got a divorce for
her. and they lived together until Wi, when
! they separated and he cut off the nllowancoof
$S.OO a year which ho had been giving her.
Justice Kunisey In dissenting from the opinion
of the court, which Is written by Justice Ingra
ham, bcliovcs tho whole proceeding, with its
I separate causes of action, must fall or stand to
gether as against the executor, anil that the
whole, should fall. He sa) s also:
"If thero Is n discretion in the Court. I do not
think that it is proper to cxcrclso such discre
tion infavorof n confessed adulteress so as to
, enable her to recover wages of her sin out nf the
pockets of the widow and children of her para
mour, although she alleges that sho acted ns his
housekeeper at the timo sho was living with
him as his mistress."
FATAL ASSAULT OX A Villi.!).
Ilrlle nolllni. T Venr. Old. Dinar Frlabt AHrr
Drlac tttaekrd by n Trimmer.
RoVAurros. Mass., Juno 1H. Belle Rollins,
7 years old. died at 9 o'clock this morning from
shock and fright, caused hy nn attempted as
sault at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon byClll
bcrt Peters, a teamster. At tho tlmeof tho as
sault Iho Rollins girl. In company with Nora E.
Finn, 13 j cars old. was picking chcckerberrles
by tho roadside, near the house of Kkro N.
Baker, where sho was visiting her grandmother.
The houso is on the outskirts of tho town.
Peters was driving a log team nnd wns drunk.
j Ho stopped and seized the little Rollins girl.
- Her screams attracted people from the house,
nnd Peters Juiuiied on his wagon and drovo
away.
I Peters was arrested at Wlnchcndon on his nr
rlvnl there, and this morning was arraigned nt
Athol for felonious assault, Whllo tho hearing
was in progrtss word wns receivedof the girl's
death. The girl was taken with convulsions nt
8 o clock Inst night nnd went from ono Into
another until her death. The 111cdlc.1l examiner
said death was due to shock and fright.
Peters says that ho only tried to kiss tho child,
that his (onditlon was duo to hard cider, and
that if he gets nut of this scrape ho will drink no
more. He is unmarried and camo from I'rlnco
Kduard Island nlno jcars ago. He U 117 v cars
old. The girl's parents liro In Florida, and sent
her to vhll her grundmiither two weeks ago.
iiriiTisn citutsr.it at iiostox.
The Pallas Arrives lo Talir, Pari In Ihe. Jubilee
Cereuioulea There.
Boston, Juno 18. Tho BrltMi cruiser Pallas,
detached from tho North Atlantic squadron to
tako part part in tho (Juecn's jublleo celebration
hero on Monda next, arrived In this (tort this
afternoon at :i:!10 o'clock. The men of the Pallns
will tako part In tho parade and nsslst at tho
festivities In bo held at Mcchnnlcn' Hall.
Tho Pallas Is a third-class cruiser, laid down
July 1, 1HH7, mid was floated out of dock at
Portsmouth, England. June ltd, lUtlll. Shals Ihe
llrst of the rhlps built in the dock )nrds under
the Naval I)efeii(i) net and is tho sister ship of
thu cruisers Pearl, Philomel, and Phinbe, whlih
wereioustriirted nt Pembroke and Dovonnurt,
together with live other vessels for tho defence
of Australia.
A " Organ far lh Pirib Avenue llapllat
Church.
Important changes nro to be mudo in tho Fifth
Aveuuo Baptist Church 011 Forty-sixth street,
just west nf Fifth nvoiiue, Tho musical arrange
ments aru to bo radically ulten d, The old choir
Is to ho taken don 11, and the singers nro to Im
locutul behind tha pulpit, Thu contract for a
now organ to cost $1 l.(MK) lias been let to f leorgo
S, Hutchlngs, lliu Boston builder, Tho organ
will hoof tho must modern design, and will hu
tltted with electric action.
I If the Doctor J
Did Your CookingjY j
There would never be an ounce of S-ft 'J&ajn$vb i
Janl UBcdin your kitchen. Cotto- Wlr la?Y -
leuc would take its place. A a re- X -AgLijgpSJr; f
suit your food and your health WfjfrwmjswWWKSpfol I
would both be improved. Why'-1!UjilHHHnKi L
not become your own doctor, tUKSiWHft V
COTTOLENEK j
0 The oenulnoCottoleneli sold every her In on to iten pE r
round III!, wlth our trad-ranrli-,TCto"o'n ' nl '"r';i, " f
S S(sslr.fn,.rrt., Notu.r.nt..d
5 if sold In any other way. Made only by 5
SI THE H. K. FMMMX COMPANY, Ohlca8o, BULouU, New York, Montrl. B
9
STOLE $5,000 IN JEWELS.
XIItOHEli TiVltAXn VAVOXIT THE
, T1IXVF AT WOItK.
When Chased b the tlraher and Policeman
the Iloliber tUcnped by Way r Iho RooT
He Has lilrntined b. Ilia Plelure In ths
nacura' Uallery and Collared Vralerda.
A snbnk thief uot away with between 91,000
and M.OIK) warth of diamonds and Jowels from
tho homo ot Broker Harvey Durand, nt S West
Forty-soventli strcot, on June 4. Tho pollco con
cenlod (ho robbery until yesterday, wnon thoy
nrrcsted Daniel Smlthj known as tho Plnsmnti,
nn old-tlino crook, Mr. Durand Identified him.
Mr. llurnnd's houso is 0110 of llvo with yardB
In front In West Forly-sovontli street. Just off
Fifth avenue. On finishing dinner on Juno 41
Mr. Durand walked upstairs to tho front room
on the second floor. Ho stood nt tho window a
moment looking at somo workmen in tho strcot.
Un turning ho saw a man In tough
clothes cuter his wlfo's room, which Is In
thu roar of tho house. Ono ot the
window cords in that room had bcon
broken, and a mechanic hud lwcn sent
for to repair it. Mr. Durr.nd thought that tho
man lie saw was Iho man who had lioen sent for.
A low minutes later ho walked out lu tils own
room, which is nlso in the rear uf tho house, nnd,
pnsslng through Ihe hall, ho saw tho man bend
ing over a buronii. Ho thought that 'was Un
undent, so ho stopped Insldo and exclutmod:
" What aro j 011 doing thero, sir I"
At tha sound ot his volco tho (lilcf jumpol
around mid then dashed nut of a sldo door lead
ing to Mr. Durnnd'a room. Mr. Durand ran
nut 111 tho hall, thinking to head tho man off
ns ho tried to mnko tho stairway to tho low or
flour. But Instead of trying to bo downstairs,
tho thief ran up. Thu foot of the stairs leading
to tho upper floor is near tho hall entrance
to Mr. Durniid's room, wlillo tho bend of tho
lower stairs was behind Mr. Durand. Mr.
Durand thought, when tho msn ran up stnirs,
thnt he was enged, so ho called to Mrs. Durund
to send ono of thu girls for a pnllccuiuti. At tho
Biimo time ho rang 11 messenger cnll 1ki. Thero
wasn policeman lielonglng to the Kast Fifty
first street squad on the corner. Ho camo run
ning. He went up stairs with Mr. Duraud, but
the thief was nnwhero to lie semi. Then Mr.
Durand thought ot tho skylight leading to the
roof. They went up there.
The hinges had been wremhed off. and tho
skylight was broken. I'pun tho roof they saw,
two doors away, another broken skylight, and
inside this wns a (oil of wiro such ns linemen
cnn-y. This house is 11 West Fortj-sotenth
Mrrct, and Is In charge of n caretaker. Ho said
that he had seen notmdy comulntho plnco and
nobody go out. It Is possible to go clear 10
Sixth aonuoiieross the routs, so tho displaced
skvilght was not concluslte evidence.
When Mr. Durand returned lo his own house,
Mrs. D.irnnd told that thu thief bad succeoded
In getting a lot of her jewels. While Mr. Du
rand nnd the policeman wcro hunting the thief
she had found a drawer from tho bureau in her
room in one of the rooms on tho thiol floor. A
lot of her diamonds and Jewelry had been In that.
Tho thief had taken tho stones from their set
tings, and had stolen nil tho gold that wns
not enamelled. Ho had also ransacked thu roam
occupied by tho servants, and nod taken some
money ho found there. The Jewelry ho had
stolen consisted nf earrings and rings and thu
like. He had evidently come (low 11 to tho second
floor, and. taking nut tho drawer, had carried it
to tho third floor, where ho was less likely to ho
disturbed. Ho had come back for uiiother
drawer when Mr. Durum! saw- him.
Mr. Durund went nroniid to the station and
reported the loss. Tho polico asked hlintnsny
nothing about It. for fear that publicity would
interfere with tho capture of the thief nnd thu
recovcrv of tb.- Jewels. Ho didn't. lie went in
IHilico Headquarters at the request of tho pre
cinct pollco nnd picked out of tho Rogues' gal
lery the picture of Smith. When Detectives
Dnr.in and Tinker had arrested him Sir. Durand
picked him nut of a crowd of men. He said ho
wns certain that Smith was the right man.
Later In the day Smith was arraigned beforo
Magistrate Meade nnd was held In $.00o bail
for -examination next Wednesday morning.
None of the Jonelry has bcon recovered. A jvar
lial list of the things stolen Includes soven rings
set with diamonds, rubles, nnd sapphires. a pair
of sollt.ilre diamond earrings, nnd two scarf
pins of rubies, surrounded by diamonds.
PAX1V AMOXti EXCUltSlOXHiT:).
It ITai Slopped bj Hnoculao- Dawn One Who
Ytnntrd lo Jump lata llrll Uatr.
The annual excursion of tho temperanen soci
ety ot the Church of the Sacred Heart, in Fifty
first street, between Ninth and Tenth mention,
was held nn Thursday, and on tho return trip
from Idlowlld f!rovo tho tug Neptune, which
drew-the two barges, found It imiosslblo to
make headway against tho tide at Hell Gate.
There were about '-'.OOO excursionists on tho
targes, which got abreast of tho light at Hell
Gate about 11 o'clock. The Captain of the Nep
tune crowded on all tho steam that ho dared,
and the tug pulled and hauled at tho luirgcs fur
nearly half nn hour in n vnin attempt to tako
them nhead. Tho tide made It Impossible to do
this, and dually tho Captain decided to run
nearer the sboro In order to get Into quieter
wnter.
The tug swung around and started toward tho
shore. In getting out of the channel she had to
pass over somo rocks, and tho barges touched
bottom when they went over them. Tho excur
sionists had alrcad) hecom: nervous, nnd thu
sound of the rocks as they scratched tho bottoms
of tho barges set the women to crying and fright
ened the more timid of thu men. rMward Sav
ugc.oneor thu jnung men on the Hitckctt, ex
tinguished thu light at tho stern of tho bargo
and ran for thu side of tho boat, apparently in
tending to Jump uicrhoard. Ho shouted that
the lioats were going to sink, and a pnnlccnsucd.
Peter Rafferty of M7 West Fiftieth street re
stored confldcnco b) knocking Saragu down.
John Sw cenov of 840 F.Ighlh uvenuu also lost his
head, nnd tried to jump overboard. Ho was
restrained.
The boats scraped along over the rocks for ten
minutes and then got into quieter wnter. They
wcro tlnnlly able to continue their trio down tho
river and around thu Battery, nnd thoy landed
tho excursionists at the foot of Fifty-first strrot
nnd North River about ' o'cluc-k jcsterdiiy
morning.
firework at Manhattan llearh.
To-night, If tho weather is clear, the summer
season of fireworks will open at Manhattan
Beach, under tho direction of Henry J. Pain. A
representation of scenes in thu Uncco-Turklsh
war will bo given.
Wnntrtl fmnlrm.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
UMHIIKIXAN -Ulllt lii run and 111'.
IIUHKKI.I. A COJtlt, V. 4, aud II l.lipera-d at.
Wnntttl 2HU;s 3Werhnn.c$. &r.
1XrRKIE.NCKU HOOK KOI.IIKU wanted.
It (IKII. it KllllllN. 74 lhlBuet.
rUro-TIIIItnKIM wanted nt 14U Kastltth at.
1 I1ICKOK a CO , Printers.
"IITANTKII Kxjierlenceit atamtier who baa wnrksd
IT In sample cam alum. 1'KIIKKOTION HA-MPLF.
CAlll) CO., 117 Mercer at.
Wanted 3ttnlM awinctUaneou.
TytlVKIl An experienced double truvk drlrsri
J'alrout. capable, and must cuiiui well recem
iiiciiilrdi 91UU tonita required. Apply In wrltlug,
atatlug particulars. 11. M C. P., A.14 Od av,
J&ituatiDttii Wanted Jferaalen.
AIIFK1NK1I YOUNd lltlSIl I1W lately landed
wmild like a imattlon as wattreaa or cliauttiorniald
lu a prliate family, Addreaa U., box 1K7 Hun up
town ufllce, tvn5 ilruatlway,
IyOHlTluN n nuriw 11ml eumpsuTou lo Invalid by
ciinipoli'iit mlifille-HKod widow, or i boiisi-lccrpar
lu small family 1 reliable and trustwiirtbyi kihxI raf
erruw, Address 31. V. M., 213 West 1 lOlli at., tppltat.
"" "situation- Wnnted iuitTcV.
AYOUNU MAN C-'l). Willi cnud refrreiicet, desires a
IKisltlou sa atsnoiirspher ami typewriter) salary
nuiilersie. Adilreaa bTBAllY. Uix 1 US Sun onicj.
ADVKHrlSIMJ CLKItK and atenuKrapher (colored)
wants aslluutleui good refureuees.
HICIIAIID J01INHO.N, HUH East 103d II.
I AH A YOUNU MAN ((OMndVsnt apoaltlgn with
a kooiI bnuar as a beginner; would do clerking or
any thing wbere lliera would l an opiuirtunlty uf ad
vancing! I am a fairly good alenovraiiber aud iyj
writer, and wsut a mudrrate salary, 1H1 good refer
ences. Addrraa HONEST, box XVI biin offloe,
WANTKli-Ur Christian young man, 1U yeara"of
age, a position ottruit, wbore there Is a rbanee
of adiraaeementi baa auud edueallou, good penman,
and trustworthy lu very respect 1 can furnish Al ref
erenda ui to character, o. Addrtsa
A. If . U box 1 80 Sun ofn.
ANTED Situation aa Janitor, wateliman, tues
aruxar, oru time clerk; can furulsb tho best of
reference! aa to honesty, sobriety, and character) am
veteran of the laat war. Address
J. JI, 11., buz IBS Bun office.
YOUNII WOMAN wanta'posltTon aa ehalnlwrinald
and waltreu. Address present emplvyer, room
Olid-, US Liberty .t.
SronnlnV dvertljitmcnw.
JUGGLINO
will riovor dcooivo tLo diacriuiiua
ting buyer of dlothiiig. Tho ad
vortisornonta thnt ouo uinv boliovo
nowadays are few cnougfu If wo
nay it, it's do, and tho people havo
lournod to boliovo lis henco when
wo advertised o Bull our men's
189G! SUits at $10.00 (former pricos
$15.00 lo, 320.00) many availod
tlinmsolveH hi tho opportunity and
bought. 'XMioro aro still a fow pood
bargains' uhion thorn. Our ron
lnr lino of Men's Hnits rango from
S12.00 to ,$2'2.00. Boys' all wool
Suits VhRPil (i t- 1G) S'2,'00 to SI 0.00.
Our inon'B linen and wool crash
outing Suits uro ''brim full" of
oomlort Look, at thorn.
Fnlton St.. wr. DeKalb Ave. V
BROOKLYN.
CALEB V. SMITH, Manager.
Serges and Cheviots
Are Popular for
Summer Wear
aud it is not to bo wondered at con
sidering tlioir
Comfort,
Style
and Durability.
Our Suits at SIO. 8Bti, SB..,
8B7 and 82, including somo
very haudsoino wide walos and
clay serges, will meet with your
approvdl.
Our Boys' Department
is partitiu'arly attractive just now,
prices oxtromoly low and
No Misrepresentations.
Illcycln. "tilts. SI tol'i
Hoys' U-plece Suits, puro wool, V-.T3 to VJ.
Hate, Caps, otc, Mc. up.
lllcyclo stoekinira. SOe. up.
Scntcrs. 1.30to 3.50.
DADWIN"
UHO anil ItHli Fulton St., Uroiiklyn.
HOJf.f.V PUTS lll'ltai.All TO FJ.lOllT.
lie Had llnund Her. but be rrffd Ilernelrand
teut for ICIin vl(b aa Aae.
Poirr jKiivia, June IB. Mn. Krctlrlea llelw
lioiitc, aged 77, lives aluuo near I'cnviardcn
Woods, Wayno county, l'n. On Tuesday nlglit
n masked robber bound her und uithnnnxo
threatened uer life until slio told htm where her
money wns. Whllo he was scarc-hlntf for her
property she freed herself, seised an nxc. and
was about to cleave the robber's head, but ho
Baw her, dodged, and escaped.
I'tnnofortrjoi. rflaiw, dt.
FISCHER PBAfyOS
The lancetl and tineil assortment of Orandi and
UprtuMs lo unluue deatgna and choice wkh1s 1Io,I
erate prices and easv Myineiii. l'lano for rent, ox
eianffel. Several aecuud tiaud 1'tanoiuf ourownand
other celebrated nmkersat low prices
KISClIKIl PIANO U'AUKROOMS.
33 Union siuare.Weai.tietH. -en ti)tianil lthtt., S.V.
C'AN I'ltlSTl'.IW.' INKTIIANFOKM a cheap thunij
) txtz Into a aiandard arrlntle ptanu
K yuu ileMrv a piano wtilcli lii nlMi n musteal Instru
ment, tbe uld e.labtKbe-1 MATIIl'MIKK Is sold at lery
reaMinalile prices aud on ea..y teruu..
Warerooms. 1ST 0th av.
I.VIIUKN IUTKS.
137 Aih av
HSK STKISWAY. 9170. $0 iiuinthlyi uprtghC
V bnnialn.
WlMSN'F.ll II.M.t., ni 1 nroad si., Newark. S. .'.
AKIN!'. I'PWUHT PLSO,5Hn. V munihlyil-blei;"
erluf, baratn.
WIKhKKIt. R0 MonUiunery !., Jersey City
"IJAIUIAISV Three secoiidhand uprlutits, kikk! aa
Jl' oew, fully warrauted, fnuu Sllni up, drill errd.
wiih stool and civur, free: auiiaresfrniii .,0up. Open
Raturdaycienltifr. WHITNI.V AI'O , new vtareroums.
11 'J West lV5tb t., lHtweru fornix and th as
I'LKHANT UWIlallT'PIAN'O. $111.1. (it monlhlyi
JMeluway. barmli.. Wls.iNKlt. ii Kul Utb at.
(ieneveiiliiKs.
J.iOUTV full star square plane at S70 each, S3
'monthly. WIS8SKH. S Fulton si. Ilroukjyn.
Ojmu evenlni;.
IyiASOS Low renta; seaatde or riiuntry; a larit
ajMortnirtit of second-band uprUhu from li!3
upt 63 niouthly until paid.
i Kill DON'S, llii Fifth av., bet. gnth and Slat.
LITKISWAV. tlA0. III monthly, upright, rvnt tX
O WISSNEII. o:iii Kultuu st., Iirooklj u Open even
Iuks.
UPluillir" riASb,fl5. anlimnihlyi'Mleinway,
bargain, reut . WISiiNKK. s:r.' Slalo at., near
rialbii.b av,. Iirooklyn.
U3lnrr;ji Cliunrr.c.
JlIllNTINrt fnun a card to a nenapaper dono on
premltes. i,rclal oidera at few hour' notlcf.;
lli.onii circulars SI. UU card or lilllhcnila from 40v.
imt l.uou upi printed envelopes ft 00 per l.noii, F.ll
IlAlt I'llINTISU AM) HTATIONKHV CJO . SU IVest
;inihi.
attntfi.
F.T H1C1I quloklys rend for "30d Inrenttons
J Wauted," KnilAli TATK & I'O.. 84ft ll'way. N. V.
1ATF.NTS for iriveiiltiiiiN prourrd proinplly; low
ralis HOEDr.lt A HltlEMKK, BM Niusau it., N V.,
(stabllslied iti.11.
gtrsonat JJottrrsi.
AIIMIIM'Tl! I 111) days' realilenne.
IIIOIU'KX. IIOfKIATT ft rAUL'TllEIll
of DAKOTA liava F.uteru omees, r.'u llroadnruy.
VutcUt,s and 3!rarlru.
On' l UIAM0SUS, WATCIIKH. I 'all or ad
Werblr dr.ua WATl'll hUPl'l.Y CO., II Maiden
rnsnirma, lauo. TuLueleatur. All a-ixU Kuaran
teed. giitulcni.
ATTK.NTio.N-OI.Illlt.llUNI)l,l(UUl)UATKUNl".
VKKS1TV OK Till'. CITY OF SF,W YIIKK. MKIII
t'AJ, DKI'AltTMKNl'i 3 YF.AUS A hl'KI'lAUST IN
DI.1UAH1CS OF MKN. OI.IMllt. liltlNDI.r. lias been
joua,er istabllahed aud baa bad more er'rlenr than
any uttier adcrlliltiif phy.lelant city paH-rs prove
Oil.. UuderliUHcleuillu-ireatment IiIwmI and skin dli
eass.patns lu Itunea. red spotN. sure throat and niouth,
lileurs, paluful swrllluKS, kidney and bladder com
plaints, scalding lunaiumatloii, Kravol, uudeeloped
organs, weak buck, lost vitality, are speedily, penna
neatly cured. Men alKiut to marry should consult ol.l)
Hit, anlNIH.K. Kvery Impediment remoed, Sulferers,
do nut uu.to time visiting leas bkllful phyalclaiis. lu
number, OLD Dlt, UKINIH.F. never falls. OFFICK
OVElt 1AYKAKH at 171 West II! Ill rl.. between lllll
and7tbavs. Advice free. Medicine (I Hours, p to
I), nundays, U lu il. No eliori;e unless cured,
OLII lilt. SiltKV, irl'sriira n aperlilll.t' 111 dlt
eaara ur men unla, oulekest iwriiiauent cure trunr
anteed lu all dlaeaaea or money refunded. Mood m.
aon, skin dlieaaes, klduey and bladder trouble, M-ak
nets, nervous detillttyt irrors of youth, bad ariams,
weak. undeveloiH-d organs, Imiiedlmeutsto utarrtaue,
lie. lie nlse, consult Ihe only old sieclsllsl lu tula
elly, Ofltoe over tlfl years ut Ivn Kast 171b st, near
Uulon anuare. llnura U toUi HundaaU pi II. tscicn
tlflo treaimtnt aud advice free. Medicine only fide
A.-A.-A.-ti'iTli.M' l'Kltil"KIT i'i'-iik
la dlaeaaea of nieu; dangerous caxea aoltcltedi relief
at uneei those desiring only tlntc-ls scleullflu Irral
meal should call, The trailing ajHiclullst. Dr. lit nsebur,
1U7 Win 22,1 at i I) lo a I! lo u. Humlayt. Kim'.'.
A-rm7coNiuiis hanitakii'm, 1T7" west 47th
St., (formerly IMtbst.). 7elephouaV04 UStu it.
Consultation II to V.
AAT-A.-im. HUNK'S tmnttarlura. 177 West
t7tbst. (U'wsy;.
LIMHHlHHBBHHHi
Vnr tlna and oitnar len Clly and lomitrr.
Berkeley School, lt24 West 44th St.
Autumn lialr, lith year In-glns Kept. tf. Tbrra
vacai)cles for boardeni, Now arrangement for
Junior Depurtmeut, ages H tu 15, Tor nwlster ad-dn-ss
JOHN K, wnlTK. 1,1.,D Mead llaitur,
lltlallieaa C'allrKiM.
At.t, m-adnates placedi Metropolitan Fchoolt laaa
l'tttnanahorlUaudt prlvuta lessons at claaa rates.
lOUftthuv.
9llacellnnefliiN.
1' )ENNtN(1TON IN. .1.) Rr.MlN'AnY.-Conrenlent to
New York, Philadelphia, llaltlmom ond Waalilnij,
tent iKith sexesi .IHth yeari liciilllituli ut-auttfuli to
teaeltcrsi 1'J coiirsesi ftililtl a yuur. For beautifully
Illustrated catalorue. address
THOMAS 1IAX1.0N, 11. D.. President.
WlTffF. MOUNTAINK. flora' encampment, iwer
lot litnn It 'thlflt'tnihiT fever, tiislnrla Imixiasb
blot separKtoti tits eueli Individual! coachliiir Fr.-nch.
nermaii liacknard seholarsi parly sails Itotli) $70
everything. Hempstead, I,. I., Institute.
fitittt 3ont4.
Kast hide.
nqnsr., Ml EA"T, near Lexington ar. Nicely fur-
00 tit.lied, l.irg. small rooms, wltb or without
board! c-tinvrnltuce.
Went Hide,
1 7Tlt ST., 24 Wl'sr.-Slnulo and double rooms,
1 I ltd, top flour, with board! table board moderate-,
OOI) ST., .14. Hit. SH-.wr.'-T. Rimms for gentlemin
Ow nr riiiidlles, with or without tmardt btijera from
s.ut towii necuiiiiiiiKlatidi siiw rlor tnbte.
J fTIt NT.. ; WEST. Haiidaoincly furnished cool
e t iiMitiisi eii-elleut boardi suiiuncr rates! ref
ereliees. durulsshcu gtoomii Opsirtmcnw to 5
Kast Bide.
1 'Nlvr.Il"ITY n.At:K, a. opposite W.-ishtnglon
l.. siiuare. f'tegant furnlshe,l rooms, sluglu or en
pultel batlil Kentlemeni refert-liee,
I 1 Til 1 II KAST -Nice, moi front parlor; also
I J smull riHiiiK. Willi ur without lioard.
Jf'TIt ST.T'J'tn KANf.-Newly"furnlshe3rneatT
Jl ileau, euinfurtable ruonisi reasonable, prices;
Kiot; butli.
Oir ST , 10. ,ilh uml Mndlsou avs. DaL-belor qusr
xd tersiabiglH room, fib; suite, private bath, 939i
quiet, Indeiieiident.
lim man.
flOLUJlllllS AV.a.tn, khiIi t. A liaiidaninu front
V ' room, ueatly furainlicd, second floor! terms rea
sonable. WEIISTKR.
Icril. 40 XVrssT. Cool. airy sufieforone ortwnpen
. tlemeu lu stiperlur bouse, breakfast; refereuces,
s)i)l) .T. n:io WIT. Nlii-ly furnlshe,! rooms" to
ww let, sulubtc foroiieor mot prtiate house.
OQTI1 ST ,'24 TO no WFAT. Permanent and Iran
wO aletit loom., llivluilliiit bath, bidet accoliimoda
tti'imiffeutleliieu only; tirlcct. liioderate.
4r;TII KT , 1 4.1 WK1T NiutTy furnished rooms. Hot
ttliil cold wuter, electrlo llgbti uppolntlueuta se
lect; ip ntti mvu.
.1 CTHST..""lil4 WE-sfT VerVdealrabk-rnewly fur
r7 nlshed, largn and small rooms; every conven
ience; low summer rates.
,;l ST., 310 "WEST Front-(irbsclc" pTrlorTwlth
Jw badroom, bath; terms to suit. MACLEAN.
1 ni KtVS7 wViTTwo" omiiectliw"rooms',
Ivl for Kentlenien only Mrs. SCANLON.
1 1 THi5T.73T4 WEitr. lUwms wltb or without
I KMHianl. FIN1.KV.
I 10T,t ST. :ir,:'l"VKST Private house, near Mom
1 L.J lugslde I'arkt healtbtesl aud moat aoceasible
purl of Uestltnrlem; larKe riMims. suitable for two
entlrmrn or Rctitleman aud wlfei terms reasonable;
r. ferene,. rxclianged.
Jflius and 3lpnriratnt5 Ea Xtt.
IKItOY ST.. :iv. near Bteecaer.-SIngto flat; 4 large,
J light moms; all Improvements; low rent.
JUOOMS AND HATH. SI 7.
all Improvements.
.1312 West 4'Jd St.
Apply to Janitor.
DQTII ST.. S2 and S4 HAST. Cosey flats. 4 rooms,
OObaih. rangciprlvaio hall. Sir, and 17. See Janitor.
Vf TtII Sr 301 WEST. A rooma; hathTsleam heat,
J IX hot water, l'.ent 1 t:io. FreeJulj
"1 sirCTHsT., Z4 E Ab f?A panmeuu of throaaod
X4J fourmomai all Uyht roomatcbaap rant.
,f urnlshtil 4?tatis Za et.
$36.00.
rharmlng. newly rurnlshed apartments of .seven
rooms; tastefully decorated, hardwood flnbUi; also
unfurnished ftatuf aevva ruuma, t!5.
Olrk-e. 34 West''thst.
17I.ATS AND AI'AUTMENTS. unrurnlslied. furnUhed.
In dmtral le l,M.atlona; rent 1340 to $.1.0(10.
FOLSOM IIHOTIIKW, H-1S Broadwoy. cor. 13th St.
JtrrUinn gou.5tfl Ca Jrt tSlty.
DE.sir.AULE HOOKS, furnished and unfurntshed.
In dcalral.Ii locations, rent (1.V00 to at), Quo.
FOI-SOJI lIltOTHEHS. (351lroadwoy. cor. 1 31b St.
K TVF.!lsiDEl)TttVE. NoTaSiifne granite "reslrtenco
In K'i feet onter; all nicnlrrn lmproremeutsisu
perb location; cry moderate rent to responsible par
lies. LOWTHEK, 34H Columbus.
.f tirnisufu llXousta to gtt Couutrtj.
Spacious Colonial House,
Anibrrsl. laaa.. to rent, furnished. July 1 to Sept.
lo. Tennis court, atabte. garden, ample grounds.
Piazzas on Iwo sides. Sauveur hummer School In sea
aloa at Amherst. Everything furnished exevpt tatile
silver. Pent for the season. t:i50.00. Address, with
references 1,'. V . box K. Aniherst, Mass.
AlVKRIIAt.aVON-HUDitON FOR REST.
flentleman goliu; to Europe will rent his place for
the eoson lo satisfactory party; house fullv fur
nished; ample grounds: stable and ganlener'a cottage:
fine river vion : nve minutes from station: supplied
with water and gas; plumbtugln terfect onter.
JOHN F. SCOTT, 00 Uroadnay.
4I.I.TO. COW Quiet,' retire.! seashore rot"
taje, furnbhal L. C. HACON.
JUVINOTON. NEW "jEllSEV.-To'let" for July and
August, furnished bouae, 7 rooms; 435 p-r month,
llox r.Mrvtngtou. N. J.
IONIl IIUa'N'CII VICINiTYT T() let, furnlsheil cof
i tagrs; also Asbury Park. 1300. (H00. WILLIAM
1.S.NE. Lung Branch.
Eo gift for Smsturw gurpoistjs.
4 STOHF, 11AKF.HF.NT. AND SUB-CELLAK, 08
J lteakman St.. near field t rent moderate.
nUI.AND WIltTINO, S lleekman it.
BUll.PIMl". ilon-V, lolls, ufnee., ana studlos'loltt
In desirable loestlons.
FOI.sOM iniOTIIFKM. H35 llroailway. cor lMthst.
"IItOAHWAV. 443. To let, acholro front omeei a'ao
1 desk riMiin; popular prices. Apply room 14.
CU)PNEUJaikion end Front sts , npinwlte Corleara
' l'ark, voi-unt lot; rent t300, ELY, 103 Hold si.
'PO !.BT store. wltiTtHo iargewlndowsjalTin?
1 proveinrets; rent (33. '.'03 West OOlh st.
Ural estate rf or alc Irir 3rr.ctj.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
MAI10N Hour out; nran'1 loontlun: Uranttfi
Mnuntiln hoi t ln t Id mlnutf wulk fnm iu
tlou, i'omI train crvlt-eioii mutn itrrrt; niiicatUm
lml, with Unfit 'J'i wtr; kwveti mrf, with liu-tnt
rrotitafcr;ainilKb, natural draliifigM luml. IaIiI nut lu
UAlkk, ilrt.'. luwti, nnd lia) fleM, llkt m itrk; coloi
nl ihuiln Irna uul ewry kfntl of fruit In AtKiiulauce.
lirutrf, flow ms iMTtif, Urtto icanlrn. with fluont
KrnultiK Yvi'talilPMu-buUuiclkthlMirhoosit hwl rut
inttc. i' room, laundry, nml attic; Iiarti, carrlfttco, and
fow huukf, with roufiiiuau'.i ront; ilir-cerjr. poultry
lionf anJ runs, tiont, i-arrIK'5. rariiiliiff UmU.
ixmltry, ii.tft'onut a ukm. vharmlnK nml itrltshtful
liomc. or teif nm.twrtlnif firm, winter or u miner;
.tTll1Cfirlin4m,y StAOd, inrth tloyblei tt'rntu to
nultMiniin'.liote ix.j.f,itjii. OWNUIU ini llruailway,
riMnn lVi, Ntw Ynrlt
TO-DAY, THIRTY "MINUTES Out:-
William V. Taylor's auction sale of lota lakes place
Indus nl 110,10111, N J Train starts from Cortlandt
st .vu. New York, susniu-haiiiia and Western Itatl
road. l),i not ml. k 11. Every lot to go to the highest
bidder. Terms. 410 down nu eueli lot, bnlam-e month
1, llrlug allttlo inonnv with you. It isiay Ui the
aiartlng liolnt to u fortune. Fre,i rnllroail lieketi at
W K. Whlteliead'a flgar Klore, line, W(t 14th St.,
Now Yoikcltyi J. H. t'oward's, tf Til and H7V flreeu
wlch sl New York Clly, or D. T Clancy, IU IV 3d av
New York elt)
"T rMFTUN I'AIlK, Woehawken. "NTj.-Largo
J a houso wltb stablei l'J minute to New York sla
42.1 at aud I'll minutes t la 14th st. ferrlesi buiisn h.is
1-i Urge rooma, aanllary nlumhlug. burglar alarm,
baudsnnie gas fixture! and iuk timutels, gas ranue,
and all bit i.t Imprusrmcnts; Oil feet of wtdeveratida;
H feet of back ptarzai stable built to accommodate
llireo (3) horses. Piiiu 8W.0OU.
F E COLIU'IIN. fin I.lttle 12th at., New York,
0HAN1IK. N J To let. moderu" bTiuse. H nwiii'si
htb ground 1 uiiiilitlriiotrd slew of LI nwtll) 11 l'ark;
4 minutes to steam or electric cars. Address Owner.
I". (). Ikix Uatf. Ortinec,
" PUJatliKM IMSTKII-r tI.argeTot;"7oT terms
IV.9U nionth,y;Iitgb ground 1 near huuaea.
WKATIIEItllY, 371 llroailway,
SPLENDID lll'li.DIKiruiTHT'f.akcwiimlTN. 3,'tli
to f30;lusiallment plant sen I fur circulars.
LEWIS, itii Itroadnay,
or .Sale ot Co Xtt 2Jnv ttwj.
DESIRAIII.E furnished cottages at Asbury Park,
Deal lleacb, and vicinity, l.lns.
MILAN ROSS, Asbury Park, N, J,
rfoTrSalVor Collet Cltai
AT WOODLAWN IIEIU11TS. illy, choice cottage. 8
rooms, all Improvements, to leti (18 par month,
or sold va easy ttrum. UlVl.NO, y jfl Uadlioit ar,
S
gttnt (Sstate or alr roohttin, Hl
T GUARANTEED "liiVEStlNT 9
Is a Purchase in Addition No. 9 to H
v park p m
Iiols UoiiKlit ill OiioiiIiir Triors. gial
$275 r $5.00 . $10.00 "SSSSZ. mm
Must ylell l-irgp prints, situated as II Is on thn tin 'Snfiaal
of KlAllm-h, Iirooklyn ami Altiuiiy aves,, midway lis- ''SSiiaaai
tweeu l'toipevt Park ami AttautloO. can. Convene TXTtsal
lent tochuri-he-i, s-ttinlsand stores. Splendid view. fataaal
Wuter anltui mollis. Tnrae trolley llpei. Carofully 'iafaaai
restricted. Siiid for map and particular!. -aafl
MV VllliK PATItOMS TAKK FI,S.TItfH V si
AtK, ('All's AT HltllMiK, OH .MKTHAMl AVB. S
:ahis at ititotiixv.v.ri-.itmr-.s, iiiiibct TO H
VA.MirlU liKIl I'AUK l U( .IIIMirilt. lji H
:ltll.llAM. IIUVI. K1TATR ( ., JS 'H
nrji v nrcirr junction i inttusii Si H
UHLT UrribC. Mid .Nostraud arcs. iSfffl
IlKNUV A. MCYL'K, Pres. W
iif.niiv w. nnr.YKn. Peo. M -
West Brooklyn I
THU I'ltOPr.HTY Immediately south and west ot .'$ H
Prosect Park Is belnit developed Into the choicer! jf, 'M
autiiirbuf thcio tisocltl(s. " .saal
ritOLLEY CAltS from all iarUnf the city run !
It. A coimei tluu alo with the tluth st Ferry secures) f? jH
a most delightful approvdl to New York. S 'M
THIS IS THE SEASON TO COMI'AllE a homo ban 'H
with the apartment houso sn1 lis dlscomforta. i H
WATUt. (IAN, SIDEWALKS, Ac. 1S1 aB
(JUKES ANNE HOUSES ' HB
now llng built, with all city conveniences, which caa ep.
bo iMiught on tnsiallmcnt plan. Titles Insured by DCsafl
TITLEOL'AIUNTEE AND TIIUSTCOSIPANT. wH
SEND OH PAMPHLETS AND MAI' TO ''CaaB
(IKOIKII! A. AI.LIN, Secretary , &SaH
4PTIfST. anlNEWCTllEt'IU'AV;. IIHOOKLY.V,!;. T. " W stall
MY RIDGE PARK; I
lu MINUTES TO tlllTH ST. FEHItY. : '11
; 30 MINUTES TO CITY HALL. 1IKOOSLY.V. ; ,-M S
: :o minutes 10 uattehy. n. y. : v )
t .'I
ULMIjOING I.OTH AND HOUSKS IN S .
IJKST 1'AIIT OK UOT1I AVAItl). J fl
Finn Coloatal acd other styles of cottares. with all M, M
tniproveui.uts; opin plumbing, bath aud furnace. M H
Houses all new and uf latest design. j H
'"OME and lu.pect these lots aud houses and r,v M '
prices aiHl terms liefore you decide un other locations. ?r H
Tliottuy Ititlt;)' Park Iiiiiirori-iucnt Co. Vii
iivaTr,f ) 1-ay Itld3 aud Fort Hamilton ars. ,fr H
uricij jtld llU jiuntmue ,t Drooklyu. 'ff
NEW" BUFF BRICK HOUSES S4,00tl jf
ovt.v sjsno rin ur.til'iiiKU. w;
All Improscmetitst furna-e In cellar: Mdter at., 7c M
nearSulter; streets paved and sewered, .tdewalka Ss -M
flagged and curlied; two blocks f rom Van slcten ar j H
station. Kings Count r Elesateil road. ;;i H
UI!lIA.-AMKIllL'A I31PUOI l'Jir.T CO.. -P'H
Van slcten uv. and Eastern Parkway. rsR H
OWll 11 (ll'K Nt'Mll-lx. ' '(S
A"TTENnON' Established l!U years. If yoj svan a fl
sour rents oltectel In a satisfactory uiJiiuerglva j iLl
us a trial. Vacanclts adserilsc-d sriihout ex;us to -f aaal
owner. Kefereuccs irtsen DltESEL 1IKOS. & OF.Il- t& B
HUM, successors lo P. J. Uracv, 3t Court St.. Brook- W M
tal (Cstate ox $nt ?oun 3iiMi&.
9.00 CAS.-. DOWN fl
FOR FIVE ACRES OF GOOD LAND. 1
Only Cl.no a wrck for thU beautiful plot of groimd jif
which I will Mil for SVlrOV Tnl ilai uf ynuiud U A flfl
worth tulcr this price, aud in kltuated un lMixg v!
HUud, near ContnMorlcht-, and within Ttftcpnmln- ?, M
utes w alW at tbtf dpirt ston. tcbiM)Is. And i l.uivht, Y H
and on'3 twn liuun liyrill to inarkutit of HrtxaClya KM
U(I UU; WU 11UUI 1 si I in U IIIUiaVIDUl Ilit'IBslU y HH
an 1 New Vcrk; a jod vegetable farm, or suit able for ;j M
ixtultrv ratal nr. aud wltlita n hnrt itlsutn-y or tha 'J M
: Great Fouth Uov. This tlot of Kn,und will jhmIuo y M
for you a living In a comfort!! way . aad 1 th g- t H
tsPAt bargain on Loup Island. The land will doiiUo In ' M
voJuft In three yeartv. J tut tblnk of tbe prke od.
ifrms f ratid Kuarantecd to h liub and dry and trr $ H
from warn p. and Rood tillable tau 1 wnej cleared of H
t1iuter. ortnoupy refundetl. Send dfpot.lt of t J.OO at HV
once. Free ratlniod tickets dally or on Miuday for " t' H
thoe who itinbap, or half ratetlinrsf tiandirom rj H
Centre ?IorIche. for Inventor or Lomeeeker. and -.
the amount pal 1 for ticket to le applied on the first I H
psTinent If you hur Information nnd lurtlciilarR. - flfl
W. H. MOFHTT. 5LUwrtv si.. S. Y. i-lt. IH
SEA t.LIFK Ilnur out. on north uor or Iintr SJflB
Inland, mIUi Out? lew or tbe .sound. M&;nltlernt .IflB
modern residence, built In )lo.rlfb Architecture hy '
day wor-r In th hhM vubttantlal manner; I8roon; fvflB
hard wtol aud all trnprovetnenK. with lance pl&zzaa, h mM
port cocber. and tower. table; carriage, cow, tetH
IMJiiUrr hoifH'i. pltron corral: Jjpatifo hi miner pa- J5lfll
Kixlnand wmi-rratorj-; :i-Si acrci id fineft liltth land uM
wltlicommanttln,: vfewn of this clorlous rolling mo- YHhI
tlon of couutrr for ml Ira, nil laid out In landscape. -
watkK drltet. tinner tmls lanna. Mirtils, amindanc SSV r 'H
of rineht fruiter i'hole. iraplen. Mot complete um.
liter or Inter home. IIousmj f urnlahel and In perfect K !Bb
order. Will 1V old nt a bATlDo Ijaralu. Photo- 'ML -flH
Rrapha w 1th TUOIXAS I. YX NE, I'd Bmnrtw ay. M H
SI'KOI.VL " aorri clean d land, Aoten room houe. 'M MB
baru. orchanl. Ci-.Vt. cah. HISI1Y, 1 3 Chan.hen.at, Q
Ol ZT wim, prnciiAsE onk nr the "most -t H
O - V'denlraMe tVacrr rariuaon Lxmtf Island; prop- ft H
erty bKatHl at Miller- Tlai iaud hlqh. dr. I -Tel.
fnefnnn ftoticti; rlth Kcdl;ery desirable property -3
near the Sound, only 5 lown. Al.&d ecWl ;nnlo t
terrnt j deed free; tl lie Kiiaranteed; worth Investigation. ' W
Wrtm RisLKY. lllCbimNni't . p
CS51 Ofi ,,'R I'MP em anHire &Hx800 7F.; an J
O-1-'-' hathln-r N-aeh Wrlre to j5,
o.h. HAHKUMAX, I0H Fulton M., N. Y.clty. ft
. 1 - a
Strnl (!F.$tntr -for giU or (xchnttfl fi
SUOKE 1'HOl'EUTY lr.Lfiin.chi 4 rooms; shady .
Krtund, no mosipjlimvi. near dcpit; jaht clubf ' m
deilrablp for Uarders; 5 9,0011. will ex chance, I
J. V AT WATF.H. B7 LlU-rty it, " M
Ileal estate rf or .Sale.
s"l VM(lNTIILYpu'hasesllome,' Vourownseloo- ftV
ClIO tioin a-s money ilown I'llOVIOEXT ISA VINOS 'H
LOAN. U1 llroaJa.
2Jrnl (fstiite or iile--tntcn jj.oluntt H
"Z(. WKKKI.Y Sen- Vork Clt-I.ols; no Interesti j! &
tJJ lilies fiuaranttHS; tlno haililne, iHtatliiK and fl.a- fsfl
ItiK. luansloa built-, itejut ou propelft ; free tickets. Um
UUKast l'JIIlst. M S. ItOOUE. ; ijM
?leal (Estate J'or nle Countrg. a
ELKIIANT I' room new ticus. with bath and barni M
all luinroseiuents; ta'st neli;UUrhotd. Mrs. M. O. 2l
ItTUllWEl.L, f.'O Kuutb Itll as Jit. Vf rnon.X Y. I
VT. VKIINOX (Cliester llllli lloautlful resWence IB
J'J. for ile or rent, rurnl.hed or unfurnished; all I '
Improvements: laruo crouuds, flneabaile; :t mlnutea ;
from New Kasen slatluu. T A STKfHENSOX, .1
osvner, HI.", l'rospect as, : I
- ,c f
glenl state nt gsurtion. j!
JOIIN 8. SIAPF.S. Auctioneer. ftX I-llK-rly St., 2. T li
wilt sett nt pul'llc auction, (,. ;
221 CHOICE LOTS ji
ut i
CI,.ltB:HOT 1IIIGB1TS. .
lUUTII, 1T0T1I. 171ST AND I7SO BT8.I ,
also on ,, -
niOEtBalM AVE:. i
and on f '
CLAY, TEI.l.KU AND COM.EOE AY& $ .
tun liiiz a larKV froutai on i -
CLAItlMlOXT PARK, ,
KSII WAItll. NUW YORK CITY, ( I
SATURDAY. JUNE 26, $
AT 1 O'CLOCK, ft ,)
on iho Krouius. '
Tiir. kiiust AUeridN hai.k ov lots in Tin ?
VICINITY. i l
High trmund. has Iiik a Hue tuw of siirniuudtttK streata, $
KAhV TKHSIb. riTl,l:a INSUHE1I KlUIE. f Jfc
Tako Vd or tit nse. clesated road to llldtli St. T -
Wendoser ave stntlonsi properly :t hliK-ks wast. tJ &S
5-CEPJT FAKE M
fromnatlery or City Hall; nth ami mh avp.I. road i
connect at I'.lMli Bt. and Hth ave. with tndley uart 3 vj
KUoFordham trolley cam fr..m lUOthbt. and ltd art, b ij
Fur uiupb apply 1 auctioneer or 3 2
KIMItlAlU 11. LEVY, ii-M llrnaAlway. J B
JAMES L. WELLS, Auctioneer, f J
Will ecll at auction MONDAY, Jl'N'K VH, non, at 3 1
111 lroadwn, N. Y . Heal 1 hlate K
balcurouin, ,44 W
47 CHOICE LOTS,
nuut desirably situated oa Ml f
WKIkSTIUl AMI A1.UST1NP. Wr.s., ,A I
Ulivcon ISUtliaiid Hftst, . ,h i
BEAK UAl'llI TllMslT MTATIONS, J
TREMONT, I
kith wviit), .r.v vnin, cnv. IS
Fl'lenOl 1 liK-ailou fur liu.lnes. and re, I icncesi clly rk V.
lintiroveini lit., simsc, , .sal, r, ,u, i ic , llso uiltiutcs' an m
walk fioui llaruiu It It lUild I rnrt.lt Stau.m, Ud Wm
av, t'levirlu cars. udl77llit s-'rsated station 9 m
! (l'NI- I- sit! TO I.VITKKV f
Liberal Tcruu lllle (luarauEccl free of lost i
eachpun-liasrr. hend for mam lo JAMtS h. WeUA i'
Auclluuwr, 5M U'rtrty st., N, V. ,