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r rt > I v I Ul f I 1- INTElLIG LEADING r TIlE WEATHER PREDICTION 1Acn ArJ > THE 2kJ I ijJ tj 0 c Ia51XIt L For FI lr New warmer York and Us Vicinity wlndi- VOL = LXIINO 231 NEW YORK FRIDAY APRIL 19 1893COPYIUGI1T 1895 BY TILE SUN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION PRICE TWO CENTS WERE SENATORS BRIBED jiiiurD coitRvmoy FUND 10 AID HIE FInE IBlS iArB- taalor nILE Knlne Coccrahnll nnd Robert i OB Hepel the PnblUhtU Chnrce A- oBDilttce er InveitlEntlen Appointed Board er Fr CommUiloair Making nn- lateallontlon on Their Own Account ALIIAM April Immediately after tho Een to wa rallrd to order today Senator Rallies took the floor on n question of privilege Hlneniltlvcresilsso I well understood that no one a astonished to hear him cry out against charge made In the New York ITtMa Republ- ican ¬ paper that he and Coggeshall anllotrt In were unduly and very Iltereste In an alleged corruption fUll of 4IOOO Intereit of the Firemens Pay bi Senator Raines Raid that he deemed I duty to the fccnntc to the electors who sent him there ami to himself to rise to a qustonof Ilrlvleiolnt- be matter Ho Identified at Utk A a gentleman of tho name of Qulgg In whose paper It appeared Ho remembered that months ma this Ioltlemal had urged him to vote for the Irmels Pay bill Ho hail described his Interest In the bill as a per- sonal ¬ I our duo to tho fact Unit he was obligations to the firemen for support In hl race for Congress Tho seine Mr Qulge at the same time had urged tho Senator to veto for the Judicial Sales bill on the ground that friends ot hIs erlntttteln It and had contributed 1300 to campaign fund Senator Raines- tald that despite the Assurance of Mr QUICK that sOy ono who wanted to b considered his friend must vote for Uls mea uro In a fight be- tween ¬ two rival Imslnces organlrattnns he hud brave the lattorrf sovereign displeasure He reported that no living mans rtauest was the cause of his yoUng against the bill le- aded that he had telegraphed to his brother to a mull for libel begun on the 45000 story if It contained anything actionable and ho offered the tolollnl resolution for a committee- of Whereas I II charged by the New York Press of this dale that a corruption fund vtaa recently retied In order to Influence certain Senators I In voting for a bill t Increase tile salary ot the members of tho New York city tire UcrarUnent recently before this body end that corrupt negotiations were entered Into I In favor of uia bill rtfitlrrl That a special committee of fire Senators t b appointed by the President of the Senate b ami It l I berIJ > authorized and empowered to lim- Ujite aforesaid charges and publication of such corrupt negotiations and that said committee b and Illihoreby authcrlted and empowered t send for tenons and papers and to sit and examine witnesses inibecityof Albany and elsewhere In the State In reference to said charges and for that purpose tho lid committee shall report to Ihs body with Its 1DmenJalon on or before the tint day or alay 11 The Tote was ordered on the resolution and In the rol call Senator Coggcghall said that It WW kot habit to dignify unjust attacks on him elf wit any notIce He remembered how thinking that he saw the doyl loklul through the window at htm pot through the glass Ho broke the window and lost hIs Ink and pot hut ho did not hit the devil He was also reminded of tho old man who ninlu N > allowed his wife to beat him It does not hurt me any he said and it tickles her Senator COlgChul thought that with a few exceptions the newspaper men l 1m highminded and nil that Theso excep- tions ¬ hbvover had tho Instincts ot tho h enl all the practice of thu polecat As If for tile 1101 identification Lo went on to speak of lrllo dapper little gentlemun with an ab vvopincnt of the head who nitbtepre- tridii journalism and rrjirtcuta UuiKcibm I who i H inrnui cutier nuu 11 snip scuiuer i tie Senator sid that ho waflnlweis In finrofthnu- iinetiit Pa bill i and called upon bcnilorJ- Uicurti to support him in this btatemtnt which the litter prcmptl dll- iiitur I Hohtrtun caul that his first know I luEcot the sttaik in hll war when I tile resolu- tion ¬ was inirixlucril e was In thorough a- ort ho taut with the proimsil onto Investigate liarce He hoped the relilt would hen loHiu tO lrreshotis tile i crcins who iiiuliu I ck 1 IfSHiid unfounded accututiotia against lena ti rv nnevoted i aualnst the resolution and the nMrtulmiiueiill airiounccci as the commlt- u e utiich hni PMIVU I to bend for pel eons mid J plri lilio uulel mil teUulrlhrs iOti tr 111 011 in r I und Irko lcir report IIUbllt mailii bt May I rnioi le > todd binned rpLiiunltlon neit 1 illo cri ante vo that nine puptMii with tlrfs- alil i irbKini had nmilv I It t appear that I II t 0 hiiimuii eiie > eiit tld ntnl thin age litli or rt l > i I luthenut I thu polliu luul fI lt unit hi else of i Iinmpngne celeiJrlc111 I liehKit tlitt Ilillm itiirgltliittilii bill his said I le ail ntlieatii piirt I nil I thu night in leUnl lti uiiu lrU kltt I lilutK I lie at 1 I iI t I Me I I 11011111 I I art ies were Indecent I aim liiisd lii do him j justice Hiiaiii I LugKClinll tl cu Hiked for it correc tl i inn i IIin i report fill out t by onn correspondent tithdthttcl lint hp lied Joined benator Cantor- dniieaiijthlMi iii 111 hail 1lerltll ktL 110 uilI l rri I lUliflhtte liihit 1111 ntl UI II r it tS bIll flct 1111 Senltnr I leida Ldl 1 luttl Iho nmfldlen relired t b I I s ir4 II utell In report a oh tad ut r I lo retard action t 11 I II wuiiilwuts I willing ii I to vote lor Ii I such uiilHlr ftjllon on the pint < t Ha ii I hpii l u RB hoped that lu tho future li rrin would get the truu facts Ijnfoiuas t II hg Mn itoi < liiiiiiiiirt I tin stutrmonts lie Lietitenant Irlr i hllI1 I II I I incin arm no morn ex h f1 iiiis I u inndt the muto will olin up i 110 outer ni i luims- in ct J ilit UIIIIo 11lltl A j llttudilj i I i i 1Iis uiitJtrjtirT- k Irlu IS 0lil Ilnnid Sum In hOVe Dlnrnvred nn atlilirnnil hnr l Orsanlziillon- Ataniretlug of tin Hoard ni lire ommlfl loneri 11dlj tiio thiigu that membors of thu nlinrmiil force iii the dellI tnt united tl 5Si it funl to liilliionin legislation will la con wtil UK I IomtnlrHlonvra have hewn for 1m sort Urn 1llel Imetlatnl riimorj of this wlilili ero oloal nod even published be illie bill fin Um incriimi of tho salary of trttni B U pindlns In the Legislature tiff TI nIHlocrR lma Fireman Jetties 1 I and I 01f I l Inlln looro them > tirday uubjtptl hll to II rigid eranlnatkin Cllf fOI t Inilduit of this KlremuiH Mutual nvoent Aasocuitlon He protet ted 1 that hU 1tFaIati011 silt lint oani monej fur I 1egI mecorruption und unit the fomml sloiiers net Inclined to believe him They are now d 1iIJg ho try nuti find out it the niccra of the e Wrtinent were Instrumental in raiting luch I tutu The o filters 1110 nn organ tatlon ef of which Capt John Jf hums W5 t n Trlck U the head 1 Callt Darls iiIity heiterday Humor makes the omCtn I rlonalbltl bocaue tho original bill hide WUiun ItrodlCel Into the lower house of Yldl fur by Awimbljinan Iave pro toi rIIlltho sialnry of firemen onl and ii onk ers hue ofilcers vcro QIIXIOUS fur locfease In ci I tttlal > too and when the bill got ciii KlncoV ties hsssIng enolliered 10 dhillcul Cl Nllillr hiihtrteon I 111ntled motIon trfae sif llltrie I Iruvhlo for thu II 1 hi5 If olhitir its ot 1 mel liii 11rIIlt oicahIJnij I s 1 surprise lOViihnfl I 11111 ilusthed in Its forgo the lulls increaco In tim bllar of lore luremL and chiefs biD t hatalon lniral nit Indep hoe 1 tho IaJ 1 V the iffl salary of Ilreln provided Obdear niw stow ttluwJtt for see 45 mont 2lOO 00 and the Il I HLU UII ar > as raised from Jiyoo to- Wns 15 Grange and CommIssioner tlerlllr I were llrnon Prehemit And at they iro ledUArter thu corrulton tnI loatt tall I UbhCIII i hiss anything to say G11 l wil beau itwisnIc hoard saul Wt Itmln t ant then he added I believe ILl to Mt the 11ii r true 1 Inwrdnena of I litI I Wlthuul any outsid Iitnce t tints lad OJIIIer were toid that forma lifltitin rtatiieiI hiin hut that thf hoard some Ortsf 1 bld lli3cOvcrd existence of ret a tacrit ii Orlanlzatun Within the Ihl deprt forWal mAjority of lure thit tiiI Axsiiiiv4 associaLso was of An 1 allllefenlve Character that It pun l eleuln her I it could a the plu- l M In the case of Assemblymen George Web Bter and Joseph were defeated for reelection because they opposed bills In ¬ creasing the salary firemen that the mete ¬ beta of the association were bound to stand by each other when In trouble and that becauno of this association and nathbound char aclcr It was almost Impossible to sccuro the c ° njlctlon of a fireman on trial on charges Much a story I is 1 reflection on the character of eery member the uniformed iorce said Oen IM Grange who was but recently appoint ¬ ed to the department and was not a Comrnls Moner when tho supposed discovery of the ex- istence ¬ of the organlratlon referred to was wade Commissioner Hobbln a ked sharply Who furnished that Information 7 Ho was Informed that ItcamOOI the authority of a gentleman who was ono a inembur of the Hoard and that the common name of tho organization was Tho Iinklcs I dont want to talk about that said Mr Robbing Publish what you know about the shatter and maybe we will have something to say about It later Say that Commissioner Hob bliss declined to be Interviewed on tho subject The Information regarding the flrcmenn ease elation familiarly spoken ot an Ihu Pinkies I Is to the effect that It line been In existence for years ansI the gentleman who furnished tills Information said This 1 association was behind the bill for tho Increase of salary which was Introduced In the Legislature year The Fire Commissioners took no action regarding It Mayor Ullroy oj > IOVI It and It failed of passage The effort to secure Its passage was renewed this rear and was successful KxAssemblyman James H bhefflold who was recently appointed a Flro Commissioner Introduced the hIlt last year and was Instrumental In securing It passage this year as thin attorney of organlratlon- known as The Pinkies Tho boys showed their gratitude for Mr Sheffields efforts in their behalf byurging the Mayor toappolnt him a lire Commissioner Tho fact that such on or- ganization ¬ existed In the department was kept- a secret so well that the Fire Commissioners did sot learn of It until about six months ego Tho Information was Imparted to them by a fireman whir had refused to take tho oath There was a suspicion In tho minds of the Commissioner- sthat something of the sort existed because when fhargia wero preferred against a member- of tho force It wa almost Impossible to get any other member testify against him My best Information Is that the major part of tho active firemen are members of Ihe association Miefllcld since mode Fire Commissioner In Irmlurpil Ilin Plrilnnnit TnrrinRi Hnlarirtilll In the Assembly of 1MM He fought in t jti passage hut tho opposition of tile authorities prevented It Early In tho present session of tho Legislature ho appeared as the paid attorney of tIe firemen advocating tho passage of the seine bill which he got his sue oisinr In the Hnur Mr IMCJ to Introduce for him Mr Shnflleld made no secret of tho fact that he was the paid advocate of the firemen In the matter but tho legislators soon found out that Mr Sheffield was the only person who was to be paid and that the payment to him was In the naturcof laweraretRlnlnl fee There havo hen tIme aull rumor circulated to effect that money was to secure tho passage of the Firemens bill The rumors always spoke of the machinery of the Senate as that which hart to be greased TheAs embly pushed the bi through rapidly und the only danger encountered there was through Mayor Strong The Mayor sent a letter to Chairman Urady of the Assembly Committee on CItes objecting to the passage of the Park bill because of Its mandatory character Mr OGrady suggested that the Firemens bill had better b recalled from the Senate because It also WI mandatory meas- ure ¬ The Mayor very promptly replied that ho tuado an exception In favor of the Flremeas bill and that measure was then left to the ten- der mercleu of the Senate Cities Committee where was amended as stated In favor of tho oflicore of tho Fire Department but was later rehabilitated and Is nlw The story of this raisIng of a corruption fund I Ii to the effect that the officers association com- municated ¬ with the association of which FIr mats Clifford l ii President and offered to lOul I If the men would raise S 10000 as Z45 necessary to secure the vote of certain Hepubllran Senators for the measures The story goes further and says that the officers ratellomtbllllke S700U on behalf of the Fire Commissioners that If any fireman I found on InvrMlratlon to have participated In raising- any legislative corruption fund he will b sum manly dealt wit- hlnnlremAn Qulgg the editor of the PU s Mr Kalntas declaration thriti asked him to Tote for tho Judicial Sales bill on the ground that prrwns Interested In that measure had ontrlbuttd S 1500 to the expenses of my recent election to Congress I U a falsehood aort IIELH int FELLoir jvnars Alison n Peacemaker Ilctwern tbe Record rr Mud Conine and Fltzputrtck The breach lictv ccn Judges Cowing and Fitz- gerald ¬ mind Recorder Guff was healed to sortie cili nt nt a meeting of the Judges of thn Court- of nnenil Sessions held after court hours yes tirtla afternoon Tho appointment of Thomas AllNon u Judge by liov Morton to till the Va ounrv imsul bythoiUath of Judge linrclolph Ii Martina was tho menus of partly set tlhu the iiiicbtlnn of pitrnna and SJB tern on which tho Judges and Recorder d iTercd Judges owing and Fltgerald exchanged greetings with tho Kei order for tho first limo since hostilities began on Jan 7 I was a matter of much speculation as to how tho difficulty couldetr be arranged and It would probably hat o gone on forever hind not the death of Judge Martins Intervened and lieforo tho Judges hid fnll > recovered from the shock a- new assocIate hud bcon appointed who became I natural i iraicmakrr Up to the time the Judges and Recorder met In tho same room jcserda It was problemat- ical ¬ as to whether thin meeting would take place- or not KiIther Judges owing or Fitzgerald could or up to the last moment whether there would bo a metlll or not as they did not know Wlltilcr le 1Iordlr would attend At- oi 4 1 AllUnii iiiteied- tnu building I I and pmeidcd at onic tl J huge on Inn hambip Tiers hu nut II fcntor Judge 1 all otter I a i few momenta comerbiitlon they d arniitid through the private passage mid iiKsulthi I hull I j I iiit lerk Carroll 1 111 stud olln r I nil g I 111111111 CKrU Cur ¬ I ui rn uuali i Hu I s h in nil went to thr Iti is t i i trrihir und apprised him of tin Ir I 111 huts three htuuihes were awaiting his Irfh I fen moments hu nnKKed through a prlati door nhik h i hus I him ki I pt bolted I fur t lie host thireo months hushing In Judge Fltzgc- riililmhamlitrs liii intend Ilcrk Carrolls of use unit thlhreoIIlI s stroBe ii nil gieutid him I Ho rcspoi I door WIIH closed Iho thru liidgihand Recorder were In consultation inc an hour Alter the meeting It was said that tho discus Mon u ax a gimia one alfectliig the general rklnllf the i mrl Tho qucntlnn of patron iiui mi illumed I t throughout hue discus- sion ¬ islet Cltrl Carroll sat I in the public of flcu until Ihu iiiiellng was over While thus niputlng wax conciliatory In Its nature It 1- 8bllevelthlt thn atleiidanifi of Recorder bit IkdoWI on IsIs part Desplto all reports contrary It loasferled that thli Clerk Carroll will con- tinue ¬ to nccuii hue place Recorder Oltr who turned t hue d I ihhictil ty lit demanding arrol be removed and that ho have the i ri > OIllllntll hU suicepsor has lat to submit to wi the other Judge 1 It I probablo t tint another meeting will ho held hhortl at n hleh JllliIAllsOlln the He- cordor will maki n burl < I he Re- corder ¬ I line nine aptioliitments to make He line alreads appointed Kcurmi Isis personal at tindant a court ofllcn and use nardesnof the Grand Jury Judgn Alllxon has ton appoint- ments ¬ When these 110 made the court onlcera will bo required to wear iinlfnuny rwnlnT nMin DEATH It Craw Atrntloa to a J > nReroun Prnc Ice or lierlmenIlrlvri lnkel Held 1 he accident Wednesday afternoon which resulted In the hithi of Robert Center while blcclu riding on thu noulonrd lot u 11001 over iluUlom jcstinlnj Mr Center was a member of the chief clubs of tIme city anti was prnmlnent In most of them Thin nature of thin accldrnt has directed at- tention ¬ to I dangerous practice among wheel- men ¬ who are anxious to make great speed of bending thin hotly forward so that time head pro- trude ¬ same distance past thus handle bar While In this Position it Is lmi m nlble for the rider to 540 tar ahead nf him and It I Is 1 particularly dangerous lblllu crowded hi I reels Mr Center n as riding jiolt lists w lien he collided with the coal sari whlc killed him Iredcrlck Wink the ihrjcr of the coal cart was arraigned1 itt thn Ynrkvlllu Police Court yiitcrdii morning and held to aw alt the action of lie Coroner He was lint undPI SJ100 hll when arraigned before Coroner IlocUr baled him Vs lnkBltolilthoCoronfrthiittho vard was tilled w lib cyclers uud that he tried to at old them Mr Center will probably he burle tomorrow from his house at 1UU EaU 1 tret Crescent Itlc7t1r Bky Ulgis Try them sad buy them at Howmaa > Broadway I and 03d it and spaldlag llaaisou tKjuars UarUea FuraltBr ad Carpet T Kelly 9A3 dthssvand lOi and ton Wcstl7tht- Isoffrhngblttr l loducomenis I In fumltur and ear- p a T lath trade beside you ran lau credit at cAl prices tfead for title litl o- rt ansi te Uie llr ClevImd Bugle Cell I means danger to hi out That cold means din er 10 101 JTxtit It wlb wkers p lorltu Tbe Liberty nieyele Lend I 4 Wrene l 1 V iud J817 IXdford ar tlrooklyo j f I Choir seats principal theatres regular price Am DUTeLoffice 10113 oruirusagsr Krslue Stsc44v j t I Burostts ryor Extracts A sold by r tie UM- trocers 55r i < r- JLgi4 f p r l l O J VICTORY FOR TIE WOMEN THE SElfATlllAllSIlS Tilt SVITKAQE- JlESOIiUXlOX SO 1O I- Ii Propose to Habmlt to the People of this Hlnte s Conctllallonnl Amendment Oh Inc to Women the flight or HuOruK- AinANV April 18Tbsc equal suffrage con- stitutional ¬ amendment resolution was on thus calendar of the Senato today and several In tsrcutted Italics were on hand In tho expectation that Its consideration would prove to be some- thing ¬ notable Among them was r Maltha- R Almy of Jamestown VlccPrcsldunt of tho Now York State Woman Stiff rago Association- Mrs Almy has boon thu solo representative of the association on tho ground here this session She has been persistent but unobtrusive In her work and has earned hut respect nnd good will of tho members of tho Legislature on both Riles of tho Capitol rise proceedings today were not of any particular dramatic Interest but tho ladles will treasure tho recollection of their presence an occasion hlstorlcnllmJrlanco- IS this Is likely to prove to Senator Pound mal n very effective speech la favor of the resolution Ho said that It had received a very largo vote In tho Assembly and most careful consideration by the com- mittee ¬ that hind reported It to tho Senate Thus proposed change was left out of tho new Constitution last year on account of thus belief that It was so Important that It ought to receive separate consideration anti bo submitted to the people by Itself The resolution simply left the question to tho voto of tho cltlcns of tho Stats Under tho provisions of tho Const tution concerning amendments If not so sub mitted I by this Legislature It could not settled for four years as this votes of two Leg- islatures ¬ with different Senates are required to amend the Constitution and the next Sen- ate ¬ will be In office three years Tho question had been so long agitated btfore the people of the State that tier wore prepared to vote upon- It It was In tho line of changes already made Property qualifications and educational qualifi- cations ¬ were not required In the oter Of them all no disqualification romulus except that of sex Women wero taxed equally all occupa- tions ¬ wore practically open to them and tho discrimination at the ballot Lox should cease It was the duty of the Senate to pass tho reso- lution ¬ On the roll call Senator n rail ley said that ho was opposed to the principle of woman suffrage but would vote In favor of the referendum In the hopo that the people will kill It forever and keep woman In the rphero of the home where she belongs Senator Coggoshall elaborated the taxation without representation side of the argument after saying that ho would not Inflict 1 speech- on the Senate Svnator Chllds called his atten ¬ tion to his agreement Just n ho had got swim- mingly ¬ started on one of his characteristic ef- forts ¬ and he gracefully yielded nod quit Senator Cantor said that ho realized the Im- portance ¬ of the question anti did not believe In the Senators voting perfunctorily on It as some of them seemed to bo dolnl with the Idea that- It would be settled polls He thought that the responsibility of the Legislature was to serious to bo evaded In that way It some- times ¬ happened that In times of political reolu ton constitutional amendment were to for In soberer and calmer momenta the t nple would not favor Ho did not think that such a revolution was probable next fall tint bo thought that there would be a revolu- tion ¬ He was not ready t believe that tho time wits ripe for extending to women all of the powers and privileges of citlrenshlp Ho was not prepared to see conferred upon them the only right that exists now as a separation between thn sexes I would tend toward tholr taking pluccs In public offices anti that might cause the neglect nf some of the duties to which they were called In tho home and that God Im- posed ¬ on thorn The vote was aresO noes G Tile negative votes were cast by Senators Cantor Cole Ahcarn- Donaldson anti Parker Senator OConnor was among tho dodgers bAJT LAKE Utah April IS Wonnn suf- frage ¬ was disposed of for wood and al In tho Constitutional Convention today motion to reconsider tho clause adopting It wits killed by a docl ho majority almost tho entire vote In favor of reconsideration cOOing from the non Mormon members OOAT jxi ucriKD Tin counT ITned Hud 1 IVordn ale tio tluilicv m Knot find Will Slave to Go tu lull und Isis J J5O Two of the goat experts wise appeared In Judge UoldfogluD rlvll court lost week wore before him again yesterday a defendants In a damago ISO timid whit them a Richard Car- roll ¬ a middleaged lan KxJudgo Loew who formerly presided over thn Fifth District Court won the plaintiff Ill aeult brought against Joe Cokely anti Julie Drlscoll the guilt experts to recover Slf damages They had subrented from Richard Carrol a vacant lot next to a hOI < o at illo lter street It wai alleged that Cokely and his tlster Mrs Drlscoll plied rub- bish ¬ against thin wall of Mr Locwa house ad- joining ¬ nnd dlmnlrllt- Clrrol wul1 Impatiently In court all tho for case to be called When ho got to tho tvltnchs 8lallll had no patience left hat Is nlle1 asked Lawyer Jacob- Levy I hats none of yourbUBlncss answered Car rll What premises you own 7 hats untie of your business sold the wit- ness ¬ And If fUU dont stop Isllnl mo ques- tions I will Binaeh you In the ICO You must answer my questions persisted Lawyer Levy You are a fol answered Carroll And you can go to Judge lioldfoglo rapped for order anti said Mr Carroll whlt 0 you mean by using such language In this court what cln I IlIr8 for you answered Carroll You urn aa big a rich its the lawyer U Carroll you am no better than a loafer an- swered ¬ Judge iuldfoglu ansi I will lino jou 50 and scnd 1511 to Ludlow street Jai for live dla for contempt of court dont core a damn answered Carroll Judge Uoldfoglu made out the order of com- mitment ¬ and thcnCurrnll asked pormltnlou to- go hOI and eon his family before hu was ar- realI > got tired of wasting my time In this 10 IO xald I can pay tho thin easily enough butl I want to see my fumll > bcforu I am arrested Judge Goldfoelo gave tho order to Marshal Illmnn and It will not bo served on I Carroll until this morning Judo jnldfoglu said lust night that Carroll was tunpnacd to ha- B wealthy roan und that for the dignity of the Court hu didnt propose to remit the line lh damage suit was not concluded lUllSUJU IIY COT CKIIK SIIXKRH- An Encounter Ilrt ern New Rd Old Work- men ICennll Fulullr- KMIXVIIIK Tonn Aorll 18 Serious trouble arose this morning nt Coal Creek Thus proprie- tors ¬ of the Royal mInes recently put In electrical machinery for brlnllnl coal out of the mint at a cost of S skilled workmen seers brought from Ohio and lennllvlUII to operate- the machinery The emploj s objected these men This morning three of thus old em plot tes with one JlcnJrlcKs aa their leader met thrco of the new len at thn companys store by chanc Words Iros and Hendrlrka drew a re- volver ¬ and shot one f the party lamed Morgan Morgan rcturnid thus lire hunting and liitall > wounding him He llv td but a short time Morgan and the other two left ant soon after were pursued by a party of thirtylive mIne who wereulamurlng for vengeance At tl this evening nothing had been heard of them anti tho supposition Is that they escaped All of the 300 miners quit work QUEER POiSONING STOUT SIr Flora A DarlIng Use Her SOla Death JLcoked laID Mrs Flora Adams Darling of 101 West Eightyninth street ono of tho founders of tho Society of Daughters of tho Revolution has asked tho District Attorneys office hero to Inquire Into tho ratite of death of her sun Edwar Irving lrlnl at I Clemens Tob that 1leh on IHI4 tnjs was poisoned with morphlnn antimony nl- troglccrlno cocaine thcltio and that lila all body was cremated A number of aflldnvlts- havo been put Into the hands of Arslstant I Dis- trict ¬ Attorney barge Cordon hattie tngcthir with several bottles said to ontatti medicines part of which was administered tn Darlll Mrs Flora Adams Darling Is of a Confederate General They lund only ono son Hu was Iho years old when ho died Kail In life ho wroto musical criticisms for a news- paper ¬ In this city and ho rompoed a part of thus opera Viking Ho went t Washington In the fal of 1RH4 with Isle mother In that city met Ml s- Kculrlco lay Kllnglo the daughter of John Kllnglo of Washington Klluglo was rich In his own name and held tn trust for daughter motley left by her grandunclo Joshua Pierce Young Darling and Miss Kllngle were married In Ilaltlmore tn 18K1 and camo lucre going to live at 14SD lark avenue Darling was then ft i years old and his wife 18 They removed presently to Detroit wiser Darling had a place a manager for a wholesale piano firm He was badly hurt by an acci- dental ¬ fnl and time nearest phslclan Dr Francis Spranger was called In Thus rest of this story as told by Dallnga toothier Is that Darlnl became Ill lu Winhlng ton lu 1812 wise always tick afterward until Feb 18 18114 when he died nt Mt Clemens Mich In accordance with IsIs wish Ills body was cremated Af- ter ¬ the cremation his mother went back to Detroit She went to see District Attor- ney ¬ Frazier and laid her accusations be- fore ¬ him Ha said ho could see no motive for poisoning Slio went to a number of law- yers ¬ none of whom would grant her I feeond Interview hllnl been Informed- by tome person she was crazy A fw days ago Mr Flora Adams Dar- ling ¬ appeared at the District Ittturmueys office II title city and laid her accusations bofoio Mr tic alleging that poison wits adminis- tered ¬ In this city Col Fellows said csterday that the story hind been luveatlgattd und that If a crime had been committed It was In Michigan nut here The two children of the marriage are Mil to be In Washington In charge of a relative mother wise is supposed to bu In California Mrs Darling as that ouug Mrs Darling nnd Dr Spranger were married in Italllmoro on on March 0 IMt DKTHOIT Apri 18 When Darling shied an tel the local papers tlvlnl the of hula death and tho fact that body would be cremated I nuw appears however that previous to tlal1blc notice the fuc Iirita hued Darling a long ac ¬ count of the death mulni the saute accusa- tions ¬ sho now this ac- count ¬ AccomJanlnl was a note from to the effect that her son had not long to live stitch that ohl had sent the ttory In advance that It might published on his heath Mm concluded her note by iilng that when he sliest she would tel- egraph ¬ her the fact The Free Ire declined to pub- lish ¬ Dr bpranger Is a member of the leading clubs of turns city and an accomplished mnueicii- mAboutsixrnonthisagoirs hdnMj living flai- ling ¬ reappeared In Delrolt wearing her widows weeds and havlnr her two chldrcl a boy of a girl of 1el Seine two months ago sho left boar ing houso with her children nnd longings saying that she was going home blnce then she has not been seen In Detroit Dr- bpranger continued to reside In Detroit unit un- til ¬ tnnlcbt ninny of hit associates did not know that bn had left thl city I was said tonight at Isis house that hall not to mum and had left no address not even for the forwarding- of his mall IAITIMIIE April tRTb following mar published In thu Baltimore 11- 1bphttfllmttARt1NClOn hire R ISOfi at Corpus l hrlKtl Churci by the I Hv William K Mar lr tram X bpranKCr or lirtrolt In tiny lissritir daughter uf the late J 1clrcc Mingle of Va lilnhton I C MICH AIVl TAXltKRHlLTB- TinCerlou Report list Sits AVtt to Wed- Ur Ilclmont Vr lcr <liiy LONDON April 18 Nothing ran be learned as to tho origin of a rtinim yesterday that Mr Alva Vanderbilt rcrcntly divorced from her husband William l K Vanderbilt amid Mr O 1 I 1 Belmont New York were to be married secretly In London today but there Is Out the slightest evidence of its truth Mr Ileltnoiit left London for Pans I week ago and Mrs Vanderbilt went to the Continent about Mardi i I cannot bo discovered that either of them Is now In London Itins April 1Hlt was Impossible to com- municate ¬ with MM Vanderbilt early In the evening as shun and her daughter had gonn to tho theatro One of her most Imirnatu friends who Is thoroughly conversant with her ordinary niTnlrs was ussisuh 1 whether It was true that Mrs Vnuderbllt would be married to Mr Ilclmont In a fiw shale- L I do nut think things have gonequltcso far wits the rcpl although I hear that Mr lid ¬ mount lusts optnl the cavalier ucrrento evur since Mrs Vanderblltu arrival A rumor was prevail at the opera on Tues- day ¬ night that on Wednesday Mrs I AII Van dcrhllt tho divorced wife of Vats dcrbllt would become Mrs Oliver 1 I I P Ht1- munt at Purls Ihe rumor went hI far as to immili that 1 despatch rll London to sob ftuntlate this report hud received by a gen- tleman ¬ In this i It ly Mr August Urlmont saul on Wcdnecda that he hind beard nothing of thin wedding ansi he- alnmued the rumor as being absurdly untrue A iheepntrhu was received cnlerday from London Fa Ing that lucre was nollw bllifhtot evidence nf truths its the wedding Mrs Vmiclcrhllt let London fur tho Continent I on March Mr llelmont left London for Paris- a w eel ago STAXJAItYS HAS MAJ Bit OXEN This Crntraln Attempt In TnV ArtvnntnK- ot Its Mlilortnnn Detested This drudge India of tho Atlantic Dredging Company began dredging yesterday afternoon for the New York New Haven antI Hurt ford Hallway Company near Its station at Willis avenue Tho UOtnch main of this Standard ties Company which supplies about oOOO customers In tho annexed district crosses the bod of this Harlem River at that point This dredge caught hold of thus main awl broke I Tho Standard Company soon learned tho break and so did the rival gas company the Central The latter sent a dozen or more mes- sengers ¬ through the annexed district who ap- prised ¬ tho Standards customers of the break saying It was a serious thing vthlcb could not bo repaired fortomo time and that It Iho Central notice- Thuo Company wusicarty to put In meters a short Standard got worth of the doings of Its rival and sent out a corps ot messengers to say It would emu be able t to furnish gun j jut as usual Tho btandard officials t thought no time could be lout suit no Inspector Mooney was hur- ried ¬ out on a bicycle boon after the btandard officials became avraro that there I Is pome sort of legislative provision that If one gas company becomes tcmixirarll disabled It may apply to any other gas com- pany ¬ for assistanc- eA tho Standard asked this Central It would please null mmo ga tho Central couldnt re- fuse ¬ and to tho Mandnrd tapped one of the Centrals mains near uirett and Third AT he btnndard fed Its rosin by means of a four Inch hOBo pip joined to tIme CentralH main so thus people of thus annxcddllrlctwere runt with- out ¬ guts last night rIme break wilt b repaired us ito 3lble a son Ulgatna Gets Ten Vote DOVER Del April IHTho 114th blot for United States Benator today stood lIen 110 AddlcksRvp C Ienlowl I Rep 4 i Rlclgely Dem 0 liayard lf yor Htronicn Bummer Vacation Mayor has sold his summer cottage at Htronl and will spend tho month of July this year with his family at Itlchtleld Springs ASSEMBLY OF DEMOCRATS ALl THE EIHIOJIS TO RE- TO IXZTEl A CONfAB IX NEW route Htnntor Hill EiOov Flower end Oilier to Meet Them and llemocrut or All Stripe to Invoke llnrinoay In th Toll For 1 week or two timer have boon steps taken to arrange for n general assembly of Democrats here tn New York city within a short tlm Tho movement began In Washington Immediately after thin death of thin Congress on Mnrt1s4I Ono of the first entlcmen to be Interested was bec rotary Lnmont all must of the Democrats In Washington vvho ant loyal sorts of en York Joined hands Thus I Idea Is to arrange tnino concerted action In the next Democratlo btate Convention The counsel of enntor Hllllwas sought for ansI freely given I vi as to the ere 1 that the move- ment ¬ should not bo rushed There wtro many things to bo considered ansI the Immediate fu ¬ ture would develop many Interesting features In tho Republican cntnp Senator Hills advice wise regarded soul Tint unt yesterday were thin real steps taken to brll Democrats from all parts of tho State together In New York city either hate In May or In June1 Tho gentleman who Is doing the hard work for the occasion Is John A Mason formerly of Jfcvv burgh lout now of Xew York city Mr Ma- son ¬ has brett friendly with both thu Cleveland people and tho Hill people Ho was a deputy collector under Daniel Magonn and lov Flower made him n btato assessor Mr Mason has linen Indefatigable In visiting Nun York city Demo- crats ¬ nut asking them to subscribe to a fund whoso general purpose I Is the entertainment of all of tho Democratic tditur of the State Mr Mason has received HLcial subscriptions from Rosvcll P riowir Collector Kllbrcth William It Irace Shipping Commissioner MatirlcoT Power and many others AthlltherllJ of tho Democratic editors Senator Hill exOov Flower are expected to make speeches I was tald yesterday that Mr Grace will bo present If he Is not In Carls lad Secretary Lnmont amid other Democrats from Washington will be on hand and a general council of all mocratlo factions will bo held This will livludo the Tamtmny people thin Grace Democrats tho McLnughlln people of Brooklyn nucl the bhopnrdltcs the opposing factions of lrlo count and of Albany and 1roand in fact an effort I Is to bu mode to gather up tho fragments of the shattered De ¬ mocracy- Mr Mason line been to most of the Influential Democrats hereabouts ansi his suggestions con- cerning ¬ tho proposed reunion have been very cordially received The Democrats who are acquainted with Mr Maons mission neil Its re- sults ¬ thus far said yesterday that the condition- of tho Democratic party In the State was pre- carious ¬ and that some steps should be taken to minimise tho Influence of tho Re- publicans ¬ In lie benato and Assembly districts under the new apportionment It was declared also that at the conclave finan- cial ¬ and tariff questions be discussed w1 amid that a platform will some measure b agreed upon on which Ibo candidates of the coming Democratic State Convention can stand It a the declaration of those Interested In the movement yesterday that the State Democrats orGrace DcmocracyorFalrchlld Domocracyand this Hhepardltes of Brooklyn and tho antlOr- ganlitlon Icmorat of Krl anti Trn > nu- Aibasy Ilve 1 fair representation In the coming Democratlo Htate Coventlon Senator huh It will bn recalled made 1 strenuous demand at Saratoga last September that ripribontatlnn bo given to tho Falrchlld- I coplc timid tho bhcpard people Ho was over- ruled ¬ and a Mr Falrchlld and Mr Shcpird led theIr delegates out of thn Convention they de- clared ¬ tmt thor would havo a State Coin e ntlon or on n this till unless the programme was changed 1 lruo Democrats Interested tho gen cril council shortly to take place do not believe that tho Demncratio party In tho State can stand two conventions this flll O irV r l Till TltOLLEY ron A Jr 111 Adventure or Fftrnppd Tnnntfc Wllllnm Molt In Xfvturk- Wllllnm Mott nn 11 < ano tnmntn uf the ohms lioutut In Newark took a table knife and mails a brcak for liberty yestcrdav A fellow Inmate named rghaus tried to stop tinmaniac ansi was severely cut dnanls ansi others who at- tempted ¬ to prevent Mutts NIP were threat- ened ¬ with the knife He dashed out of this door across lots tonnrd Clinton avenue with several men In pursuit At the Her gen street car house Mott jumped on I trolley car brandibhliig tho knife ThepTssongcrs soul thin motorman ansi conductor lied 11111 tho car to thn lunatic- TthoMiinshcd toO and began kicking tho car window num- tteleuthiomio A t nipssnpp was sent to this Fourth preclni utatlou and Pitrnlman Dechtold and Driver lionnttlftnitrd for thn car studs In a patrol vvngnn Mott was tired out when tho 111nu Irrhlln1 wns rtnj 111 HU ut I dlloIIO i tush ice mc n eintind at both Mott nmdcnlungo- nt I llechtnld with thn knife then he trlid to- c lit Ilnnnctt who dodged anti fell Molt sprang over him and I took to t the rond niinln- Tho police men rhasrrl him through Iho streets nnd inrosopen loin I llechtold closed In oil t huts I lunatic ansI 1 k uorkid thus knlfo from isis hand I Hn I was ovcrpoui red and handcuffed and Isle Ii is wcrn bound vvllh I riles I Hn I was taken to tin station and put I In a padded cull Ho I will I be Rent tn tho county as luin Hn Is 48 ears sill and hiltS been I vt aril uf this city for rune years oons AiiLtzi xi4n OMOA y J Huntlnc Ornnnd Iliirnrd Over and Farm lliilldlnic Denlroyvd- Kan IlAiinim X J April 114An extensive tire Is burning In thu woods southwcpt of Po austin Today It swept over an area throo miles squaro anti strayed thu most nlunhle hunting ground In thus sectiou mid the richest buckle berry woods It also dcitrojfd the barn of James Green Hundred I of people turned out to light I tho llnmcs hut ii hurt forced toretront befoie thiiii Then the houir tumid barn ot Jolm Mvurs weiu swept away Neighbors taved thu live stoi k Thin lire then burned toward Me Kce City and caught the hucsuvy timber there Thin crackling uf this Untiles could bu heard at Pomona Itrllllnut Meteor Seen In ritUtiurghP- iTTsnciiuii April 18At twenty minutes after oclock this morning a meteor of dnz rung brilliancy descended from the north- eastern sky almost perpendicular anti then burst timid no tunic accompanied 1 the explosion lucre Its lullllnncy wns like that of n harp flush of I lightning blinding thin observers und lighting upovcivthlng dUllnctly Then there wits a train of whits light which dissolved with beautiful coloring hnow Hunk Ten to Twelve Feet IIlRli POUT Jritvis April 18 A Port Jervi man who passed through a pat t of bulllvan county yesterday says there Is a large hotly of snow re- maining ¬ In tho mountains notwithstanding the recent heavy ral tin and worm weather which has prevailed lu a drive across the country front Kid rod to Montlccllo there were many places along the road where thus snow banks sirs from ten to twelve feet high Bculeren Opioed to the New Greater New York IIIII Mayor Schleren of IJrooklyn Is not friendly to this new bill for Greater Now York He said It Ii not the kind of hUh that this people of Drookl > n want 1 think the Legislature mould have sunie consideration for Hroold n anti los interests GOT Wert Signs thn Ilneoln Birthday Holiday BUI- Oov Worts yesterday signed the bill making Lincoln birthday Feb is a legal holiday In Now Jersey DR JOiIs hIO 1 711 WI F AKHISTII > lie Struck n Ilronilvvny bible Cnr CSrlpmnn- IIU nix Cnne- llr John M Woodbury of ISO Fifth avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon by Pollccnnn Clark of the IJroiulwav hqund on complaint of John Latifpus a Ilruadtwy cable car gilpman who charge him with assault Thin Doctor accompanied by W II Tnvlor a vvnllhy real estate owner of 10 Ilnst bcvontvecnnd sticot set out to cross Itroadwav at 1 ttenlllm street about 410 oclock After dodging a cable cnrbo mil shown town they got mitt thu Paths of laufpiisscar wlilch was bound up town Lao tints Moppe1 his mar nnd It Is Eitld called Dr WooclLury a vile mmc floe plivslclan truck I him I In t tin aisle with a- light walking marie which he carried Although thin grlpmnn MiMalnod no Injur ho called upon I the txillci man to nrrest I iou I Doctor whti was takci tJtliu Vu eSt iisirtieti street slut tlou house Hu was billed out by Ills friend Mr Taylor on oorv ri AOAIX This Stnndiild tnmiinnr AInltrsi nn Advnnc- nud the Inrliet ItvnponilH lirrsitt ito im April IS Iho feat ore In oil circles tocU was thus licit itiee uf tcunuts pet barrel or SHCI posted by thu Mnmlitrd at thilr- dllfcrent ptircliuslm accucc notwithstanding I t estcrdiis big clump lu lchutice prices Thus Kpcculnllvc m nket opened nt S2 hid for I the imiy option or i li cents loner than time price fixed by thus Standard After it herama known how over tluit thin Standard tliuught prctt vtcll of nil the ex- chnugo mnrkct vtas bid up to SuTy Whllo tithe advance wits takluz plat oil the Kxe hnngn- JIT fin tranfnitlons were mmle the price being situ 151 bid up his oirers for small lots of I from site to live thousand barrcla low in d I Ihu chtt tli moat ket swain Iwramn weak stud till wni nffcieel down as Ion as 240 3 JUKI befnrn 1 oclock I In this fluctuation In price jimttbuuhu1 not 10000 buriels wele traded In 1 hue fact that hiss Mandnrel controls the 1 hulk of lertllicalcs leaves virv few outstanding for speculative purpose Iheco few however seem tomiko very wild markets HOSES inji7iritKT IIPT nrn lie t rayed nnd Ilmeiteil Shr botisht Death In the Itlvrr Rose Bon a pretty Pohemlnn girl 10 years old attempted tn kill herself by jumping Into the East River at the foot of East beventyfirst street lost night Mio was rescued by some VTorkmen employed In this Fast River tunnel Sh was taken In an ambulance tn the Presb- tcrlan hospital Shin will probably recover She conic to this country from llonemla four years ago At the hospital she stld that she hail been working as a domestic nt 111 WestTwen- tvseventh street Ono of her friends Is Mrs Franz of It7 First avenue Mrs Franr said Ivu night that Hose formerly worked iii a ilomctlu fur a fatuity In IJitn street While there sho became acquainted with young man who had paid her much at ¬ tention ansi who Imd promised to marry her Recent ho hush avoided her hOuse clue said Is In a delicate condition ansi after repeatedly urging hum xnt etheiirt to fulfil hits uremia sho had grown despondent 1A JflASiDUrii SUAlT JIIIOKK- Ifer Voyage from Antwerp to Thin Port Jaunted TweutjHtTen Days This ollcarrlng teamshlp La Flandre fin- ished ¬ yesterday her longest o age from Ant ¬ werp to this port Site sailed with tier tanks partly filled with water as bailout on March 22 Whn In mldocean on April U her thrust shaft broke slantingly between this collars Chief Engineer Yollet anti his assistants spent seven days In repairing the break while La Flandre proceeded slowlx under sail only The stout shaft was sawed clear across In two places at the beginning anil at thn end of thin crack lime tvvo Miioolh ends wero brought together and tho collars of thu shutt t be tvteun vtlileh lie break occurred wore securely bolted Thou tho bteamahlp aunt nhead under till steam 1 ilue repaired thrust shaft time engineer mvs will hist a long time Hut It will be re- placed by another shaft un this other aide A hJiA3ISllIl Asilolu Thin British Vessel liorntiRli Rlown on lilt < seat Tlir C rosy NiiTf- dNonroiu April IS Ihn lirltlbh steamship Newburoiigh liound from Tampa Fin to Eng- land ¬ with phosphate rock sri itt ashore lust night at midnight at VnshVncxlH lifesaving station during a nnrtheist gui Thin vtltid wns blowing fnrtt n mllesnn loon nnd it took I the i com- bined ¬ efforts of t hue life savit ir trots i lor two hours to Hike t tho ercnon I Iii sum mt tviry heavy at this place on tin covt and titus i ei- ndltlon of tle big vessel Is extremal critical Tonight I tinanI- s are breaking mom her nnd It thought the eisi will I ito to pie c es beforo tho- c gale nl uti s liii ntgi situ ho a total hiss 1 ltue Merrills loire scout n sves king venscl to thus sccmio of the itieck MNito ix niticrs sosyo- l < Slot It I hiilU Will lie he blnte- Demncr icyrf Flciireliend- Col Robert drltr Monroe It wis saul cMcr dull will bu the iuoccssorof cMu > ot iraci as leader of thin Or ecu Dctnocrrcy Col Monroe has been thin dlpctmcr of pntrcmugu for the organization for tno eari If the1 nloml Is to pine as thn lender them n I III i I bo much doubt In the mluilsnf polltlclnnurtgirclingthemllrcmcnt of Mr Grace from politics It was aid by friends of ejxMnynr William It lirnco yet emstay I that t I like II other liulc irs who have retire Irniu politic It Is hits purpoi tn go abroad They suuy hu tt111 spend tho Minnmi at- Cailnbad where ho will be uudui medical treat incut STItONGJ jjroirss AMI GOUT An Kxplnnutlnn Gives tn Certain Iudle- Itlilch Mm Interest Census Men Mrs Sophia Monte Looblngcr anti Mrs i W- Teschner President and Secretary respectively of the Monte Relief Society asked Maen Strong torday to bo present at thus o inlng ol a tea tlval for lie benefit ot their cirgniilatlon to be- held siay Jti at the Granel Ccnirnl I Pulnie Ladles anlil the Miior folemiilv I Itanuotp- romlnn to attend any morn functions of Ihls Stunt Even I tlmn 1 promle I h ivnan a ittm k of thus gout anil cant go hat gout of mImic Is ex- tremely ¬ unreliable More HartllqunUen In AustrIa VIKNNA April 18 There was another severe earthquake at Lallmcli a few minutes before 0 oclock title evening Several buildings which hail been unsettled by previous hocks were thrown to the ground Time wet weather and the scantluets stud poorness of thus food have caused fever nod dyseuicry among this families whnaio campliu out ldn t tho town Man chil- dren ¬ have died and thus alck arc numbered by thus store Kmperor Fran Joist hun given 10000 florins to limo iuITercrs In Lulbach- Thci rullwiiy company lout provided too curs ansi the Wai Office hues sent all thu available tents Dcjonil this however llttlo hiss been done to relieve thin ellstrees of tIns nOOOO home- less ¬ persona In this Lalbach district Wrddgd nt thee lllnnrr TutilrS- ABATOOA April 18 MIss Rebecca A Miner daughter nf Wlllurd J Miner a prominent member of the baratogs county bar was mar- ried ¬ today to Charles W Howard of Ijallotuu This wedding took place at this Miner home- stead ¬ hers vrhllo thus contracting parties time family friends and gu Htn were slitting Ihe company suit dniv n t to dinner at I11I Id I On I thu first atroke of the clock antinuiitlng thus hour of noon they oil iireue but wills umt irus log their pluces und time iiiurrlugu eremoii was per- formed ¬ by thus Rev H U Loomls of Cunujo- harlr Ihe nuptial knot lielug lieu seats were resumed and thvneddlng dinner went on to a llnltli lUHfnutnr WilsoulsiigF- AIUVIIttJ la April lhAll hopo of pro ¬ longing exSenator WlUutis life has been aban- doned ¬ He Is growing weaker hourly and la un- der ¬ this Influence ot opiates He wilt hardly sur vlv a the night 3 5 K FOUND 1 A BAG OF QUARTERS 4 P an tOTxa nrtti i- HAltltKT AV ASH jt IS ItVXnOK S1ItXLT 1 j They Vere Counterfeit but this Hehaolboy 4 Who ran nil Them RotiRht Ilea with Them Getting Hood Money In tlmnicn- Iredcrlck Lindctmnn a clerk for William Cordis atltrnmn grocer at Market situti Cherry streets rccolt rd yesterday a number of counter I fth felt quarters in exchange for pie clothes ulns V and cakes lllclmrd Cram aged lit of LIT Madison street Dennis Crime aged 14 of lIlT Madison street John Forger aged 40 of 177 4 Chert street Alfred Johnston agcd 10 of 00 Market street and Arthur Jensenuged lOof OK Market street were arrested by time polite of the Mndlon street station for halng counterfeit mono lu their luusisslnn and for passing It on- Umlcmnnii l4 7 With the reception of Torgci all the prisoners HID Eclioolbojs nnd attend thin Monroe Street primary school When lie afternoon session tins suer > csK relay Alfred Johnston wIthin on hl is wa > homo with n crowd of thin boys looked t Into tinash barrel which stood In the areaway I of 00 Monriio street He says always searches I ash birrels In the hope of Ilndtng something la b5 this barrel hu found a package1 rapped up In a 1 ncnMiipi and tied sscmm rely with twine Pick- Ing hL up the bundle which was rather heavy ho h tunis It at a lompanlon who dodged and then 1 kicked It along 1 Iho pacmimt When In front of a lumber yard at Monros ansi Market utiirts Arthur Jensen gut hold of the IIRI k igi the wrappings of nhlch load been kicked locw Ho found that It contained a midlum ulred hand satchel Arthur npenitt this bug anti alter one look bigan to shriek with delight At thus sauifl limn ha rammed his hiind Into Its Interior and pulled It out full of t oln hen he dropprd the satchel nnd fell on loIs knees before It In order that ho might use z both hauls nnd fill hula pockets thorn rapIdly a One sight of the supposed bag of money set ever boy In the crowd howling They ecrmu bled and fought anti torn each others clothes In their ifforls to reach tho coin > 1 hue FMcli l cnntalncd dins ansI other tools which thom liots seized llien two nnmen who w in attricted bj the nolti came out ot u neigh ¬ boring tenement ansi picked up the coins tho boj s hash left and tho satchel and then disap ¬ peared Nimcof thu metal was stamped mak ¬ 1 ing a lair counterfeit Flue rest was ready for tho stamping process anti looked very mum s like bidly worn surer IiieCeC- ihie boys soon sit about trying to upend the coins A boy who Is known In the neighbor ¬ hood as Mugsle Mullln of OS Market Street stout another lad named Mullln who Is no rela- tive ¬ 1 of Mugnlo wero active in pissing the counterfeit money Mugslo and thin gang gut a number of small boys together They thru went to Cordess grocer shop One of thus hails was Bint In to buy a mince pie paying for It n 1th a bail quarter and recoU Ing as a cornpen- sallon a bite of pie As soon as tiua hail canto out of thin shore the gang took thn pie aiil the change anti divided Tioth atomic thrmsehes t4 Then another boy was sent in for more pie Clerk Llndemann sold out alt his pies and hud begun on cakes before the police stopped lilt sales John Forger a foreman In a dye house In Clierr > street said that otis of Isle cons gave him a quarter wlilch he toad found Ho put It In isis i pocket with other money ansi started for rs Cordess grocery store Forgerdld not buj nle but tried clothes puss Ltndemann was handing out the wares when Policeman Patrick HurKo came In Ltndemann had b this tires become very suishulcititls on the silver nncstlon tied ex- amined ¬ more carefully thin quarters paid by- nnall boys for pies Cordcs his employer did not return untO evening Ilndcniann then vis- ited ¬ this Madison street police station anti Iden- tified ¬ thoprUoners Arthur Jensen the boy who opened thou hung says he gtivo thu tiles hi fount tn somn sailors who board at the housu in which his parent live I James Tobln of 151 horny street who was one of the buys in tho crowd raid that while hear I thn door of tho sc hoolliouse he caw a moan who looked I Pke an i Italian throw I the litmdlo Into the barrel nnd then tro Into Papus saloon at tl Market street In the rninblt for this mooney hi forgot silt abiut thn lnnn- I Thu I police nf thin Mudlsim street station spent last night In search of Mnmi Mullln anil his I chums An agent of tho Secret Service Bureau nsiluteil thcm 1 CITI7KX JfAlttXHlt Ctlt DiLL Incurred llefore llr Took OITIe eIiut hated In this Depiirtnieiit IXplHlnn Col Warhu hail left the oflli of thus Street Cliiulni Department yetsnuhay before tnls let ¬ fJ ter from Comptroller Fichu to hint was given to tho reporters l W ifargr r llnrnt Jr Commtti nnn sf Street Ifrtnlnu- DiMit Slit Thcro has been pmented nt tin I Inance Department fur pa metnt a hill of Henry Putojcl of 101 Fourth avenue for S8 87 a copy of which I enclose which bears your peiKOtiil endorsement Tl Ii wai all for r lHc ncrrlce U K W Jr It is also ccrtiiiesi to In this folio v Ing vrordsi i ff j i ceruify us the uecillt nf the njme work or sup plleH timid thai the exK ntiture tl ere for has been tiotty authorlreit and aiiprojiratiil 1 E VV Aiuxn Jr CoinniUftlonfr D s C- It also bears the following certlfleate- leerlirv I that h linvnexinlnii ihcl IsOll nr Henry 13 Iiu s04i I 55 iisuu n ru tureUss ho aiiiostui stout MIHN lite II In tilt nunte Hlieiuli unit Aliioiintlnt to 4Hh7 ant- I lust tin > sins Kirn et unit Jeiot ii hut t Unit I lie frvke- lll tMncn ptrr irllltd sir I tin louIs rtnusrui nrntrint clfnnlMK CoIsll for its toe t nnd ten sit ci susury fir 4 I tlio lawful limit amid purnOMs of the sntl 1 depart- ment ¬ < ilreirnrl I WABIHJr- Comnilcilr b nfr sit t ° trust cltanlnn Tie records of this deptrtmtut shun that volt tusk yiumr jiresent olllre ut 15 oc lot k on tha f Kith nf Junuui i Irhill bn glud i to have your cxplnnutioti sviuy those livery stable bllln In- ciirrid before Mill I took office strut chained tn the apirrnpriutlon of lln i suity for thus Department of Street Cleaning blue crelv yours I APitiin I P Fin n Comptroller- S I > vv YOIIK April 111 ibis Is thu bill juiAnT iNT OP flri m f ir Mxa To hIstory 1iivnKel Dr Jan Jlro Jrflinm in ISA lfCenturv Cluh- time4 houri sit 00 Jan J Twnlmrsi coup tsmoi A M lliiielil- iouri H t f 3 4 Jan U Coup 10 I 10 A Jl Cuilurj cluli I Ilino is hours il 00 Join I 10 ItrniiiftiAin 1U M time Mi lucite 4 i Jets Hi Cnui iIStO A Mtiiae4i rimirx 4 bO Jun I IV Coup 7411 M turn Mfthii > return lu 30 tlmo U liuurn 100 Total i iT Col Waring objects tn having reporters hunt hint up after olllco hours but this tlmo heclldnt obey He said of the cab bill I was apMilntid street Cleaning Commit sinner In December Mayor btrong musts In on Jan 1 11 Shortly before Mayor btion took mOlts he told mo that he slId nut wish to Urn Mr An ¬ drew taut on toil short notice smooth uskrd IhutI make sonic nrrangemrnt with the former Com- missioner ¬ that would bo eatlaCuclory to bo li of us My piupoklllnn was to go to work In the it dipnrlinent but not to tako ofllcii formally as iituisbioncr until Jan 12 antI this was ac- cepted ¬ k bv Mr Aiidrena- Ihu livery bill was Incurred In this service of s t the department under my arrangement with Mr Andrew As Commlfbloner he hail the undoubted right to miko that arrangement A day or two before lie went mmt tot ofile Mr An drinsotfired to pay that particular hill out of funds at hmls disposal I told him that it might u well run on to thou end of the months vvlieal would certify It myself Arrested Nntunnlel F UrlOllu 4 ArnAcY April 18Cblef of Police Wlllard yr received a telegram this afternoon from Super VI- nlendent llrnes of New York asking for th r arrest of Nathaniel F Griffith The telegram j 5f p 4 stated that a warrant hod been sworn out for s 1 fl Griffith for grand larceny Urlfllth was found 4 In the Mansion House anti arrested He told Chief Wlllard that ho would commit suicide If he got this chance He U the President of the Inlted Slates Real Estate Association 1 stud 3 tnlon square He said that he was a graduate f of Harvard years old and lived In Nose tI York About his arrest be said nothing except s 1 expected It and will fight It The police hers refused to tell last night In 1 the absence nf Superintendent Uyraes what GrIffith Is wanted for l
