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Nineteen Wrecked Sailormen Rescued by a Plucky British Skipper. THEY HAD ABANDONED HOPE AND WERE AWAITING DEATH. A STORY OF OCEAN'S FUKt. The British steamship Mohican came Into port early ycslclilay morning, three days overdue, bringing nineteen shipwrecked sailors and a rare, her.iic tain of the -tonuy sea. The Norwegian l.urk l.l'-'vuird, ImtUug from Milling between Krederlckstndt, London and Ijuebec, left (Juchec on with a cargo of lumber for London.

Her hold wus full anil gi-eal Uvimis were piled high luul nineteen iiu-n all (old, In i-lndlni: rapt. II. oliif, with his bugc. bushy reil licurd; First Mate Lars Hunscn, Second Mate Hans Nlcolalscn, Nils Jonsen, Ihc carpenter, anil fifteen pallors, most of them having families at 1'rcdcrlckslndt. The Luily Ll'gunl hud fair weather down the St.

Lawrence past St. Paul's Island. There a fog came up nml a sliireast-nor'cast Hint freshened steadily nnd dashed down heavy rain. Nov. n.

In latitude 'I5 seconds and longitude degrees scconils, lownrds evening. Ihc wind freshened into the gale the gloss hud foretold. The were tested and the hold was free of water. All that night the wind Increased, until It was blowing a hurricane Unit whirled the help, less ship about like a chip. dipt, ulaf hail her hove lo, and iiv smile, water he ordered all hands lo man ihe pumps.

Itnoon clear that the ship hud sprung a big leuk nml (hut there little use hi keeping lit the piling. lu- hard work they manured to keepth' water aNintat stand during the night, nml looked forward (o mornlni; In the that the Icrrlllc gule would abate. Hut the wind kept rising anil Increased in fury during the morning rind nfternoon of the 10th. The fhlp wus perfectly helpless anil Ihn great xvnvcs were crushing against her sides and washing over her decks. The men at the pumps had all they could do lo keep Uiemselve) from being whirled overboard.

They were wet lu (he shin ami without food, except little hard tack. on Ihn afternoon of Nov. IO 111? crew left the pumps and told the captain that they would pump no longer. Thevc were fifteen feel of water In hold and, as the ship was U) Ihi' wash which was sweeping the decks with each de-cent of the ship Into the depths between the waves, pumping wus simply a wasle of enemy that would le sorely net (led. "'1 he men say rigging must be cut.

ciiplaln," "It's no use lo try to save the ship." The caplaln saw lhat Ids struggle was useless. The ship was lis'tim: to sturbounl heavily, and each time a great wave thundered against the port side anil whirled tons of w'Ulcr over the f-hlp Mie tnrentened to turn over, for sink she toulil not, with thut cargo of lumber. Ho all haniIs went at the musts. AI M. IM) o'clock mainmast fell, bringing with it the lopmasl.

This mass falling upon Ihe deck smashed the pumps, broke awuy the bulwarks anil curried everything on deck wllh it us It disappeared lu the, iibyns. The I.mly Lisgurd wus now a mere bull, shorn of bulwarks und kyllghts nnd masts, except part of the ma.si. The nineteen human beings threw thorn- fclvcs Into the forecastle head and waited for dcnth. Some hished themselves, others clung with arms nnd legs uiouud ropes made fast to the ship's timbers. The hurricane wan Increasing lu wrath ciich moment, ami they began to fear that the ship would go lo pieces.

So wild was the wind that It shrieked over the ship like (he sereumliiL'of mighty steam whlslle, und (he waves ivcre (hundcr- liigaml roaring. And the nineteen Into the very fuce of deuth, hulf- drowncd. freezing, cold und hungry, shouted words of courage one to another and walled with that lust which not even such terrible dcspcrution und torture us this could drive out. This wus their situnUon all of Saturday, Nov. 11.

nil Saturday night and mull duyhrcilk Sunday morning. At dnwn Sunday morning the sky lo Ihc eastward brightened ullltlcanil the wind lifted anil Iho rain abated. One ot the men, looking Into this hopeful daybreak, Hiw like smoke. It wus not until hu luul looked und again that he shouted: A steiimcr! A blcnmer!" The ship was tin- Mohlcnn, bniind for New York from l.iverpo,)!. she hud been tolling 111 for several days.

Her cargo was light, anil she wus losscd about like a bladder blown out with air. Her Cuptuln, Henry Cook, made out the burk, now high on the peal; of a inounlaliious wave, now whirled deep down and fur over Into Ihe depths. He. al once resolved lo save the men who hail set the signals. He slopix-d the propellers and let Ihe steamer come down to within nlxint a mile.

Then be put heraltout as much as ho dared ami so waited for Ihc tempest to abate. Towards o'clock tlio wind .11.1 lessen, and, although the sea was still perilous beyond the courage of any but thu most during, Cnpl. Cook culled for volunteers, six men ut once cume forward. They were K. Dickens, the first officer; William Jeffries, (lie boatswain; Henry Carney, C.

Kcnnanl, Kihyard Woods in I Juhics White, suiloriilcn. loosened a llfi-bout from lu fastenings to luinich It, but before It got to the level of the mil It was slove hi by tho wider nnd (be lurching of Ihe ship combined. An hour was spent lu repairs. Then oil was llirowu upon the water lu livvgo qimiilltlcs tn that the liout was just able lo be launched. Four of the six men went in this llrsl trip.

When tlm lifeboat got beyond the oil, ('apt. Cook regretted that ho had let thn men go. None ou the steamer over expected lo hoist them aboard iigaln, nnd tho nlnelecn wrelchcs in tlie foreeusllc bend, who hud raised a feeble cheer when Iho bout wax launched, felt that four more lives beside tholrowtl would be clullned by the temjicsl. As for the men In thn Ixml they could not turnback, so they roweil on, cxiieetlngdeath at the end of each slroke. The little lifeboat, like a wisp of straw In a cyclone, rose and plunged into the depths, but got in toward the hull of tho Lady Lisgiird.

Tho nearer they got the less chance they could see of rescuing anybody. But ut last they were within hailing distance, nnd then passed close under the stern of thu Norwegian and MI clung to her starboard fide. "JumpI" shouted tho men in tho boat. The IJitly Llngnrd was high above them. With tho settling wave she was descending.

1 lie men in the boiit could sco live men, separated from their fellows and ready to Jump one ut a time. One man crawled out to the edge nf tho bark, mid when bark und Unit were nearly level leaped lur out. The rising Ixmt cuught him und ho full exhausted In the midst of Ihe rescuing party. Hu falnlcd from the, sudden and happy ending of the strain. Tho boat nnd the bnrk continued to rise and fall, one now towering high above tho other and now looking up at It from the depths.

And ono by one the live men lumped, each landing in safety. When the flflh man hud Jumped Capt. Conk blew the steamer's whistle. was the signal to return. The hurricane wus rising again, and each moment's delay meant a lessoning of the already blender chance of getting back to tlio htoamer.

tja the thirteen were the lifeboat bore with the six. was a repetition of the outward venture. When tho Ujat pot alongside the steamer It seemed impossible to bring about thu transfer. Ono by ono tho six seized ihu ladder and, clutching it in spite of tho furious fen sucking at them, reached tlie steamer's dock. Tho sea mado ono more terrlfle effort, nnd Jljtlng up tho boat In which the rescuers still were, hurled it against the iron side of tlio steamer and stove It in pieces.

A rope wius thrown und tho four men were just dragged Into safety, The wrecked bark vanished in the tempostanil the lowering mist with thirteen Dion still aboard. WJion mornlwf broke, tv morning of scream, Ing tempest and sea more frenzied than on tho flay.before, the thirteen won looked In vain Jor thjiMpniciui. The tempest; had driven her But Cupt, Cook hud kept the wreck and came sighted, her again the sea on the starboard side of the Mohican. and a Hfutiout, with the three men in it, was got awuy. l-'liially, after much peril, the thirteen men on the wreck were got aboard.

They have Ix-cn at the Hciindlnavhin SallorV Home In llrooklyn, and will leave for Norway in a duy or two. o- PUBLIC WORK IN THE OITT. How $2,139,721 of tho Taxpayers' Honey Was Spent In the Lait Three Months. Commissioner Michael T. Daly, of the Department of 1'ubllc Works, has transmitted to the Mayor his report of the transactions) of tho department for the third quarter of 1803, of which the following la a synopsis: 423.7SO.9l fior, rr.t; 10 flu npproprlfttlon ncroiint i in local Improvi-mont fiin.l On fnwla fnr the Improvement of Ihe On ri-pavemont fun-in On (amis Total Tho driift.i on Ktoreil water In the reservoirs and lakes, to supplement the natiirnl flow of the Croton River for Ibr- city's wilier Kilpply.

alnounli.d to nn Billions day during tho The dally supply of xvaler received lm distributed i city Is WiV. Th Ono Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street Viaduct, connect Ing Washington with the low jrroiiiid Hcvcnih nvcnup and the J-Inr- lem Itivcr, him been completed. l-lurlng the quarter 1 square yards I 1 VV Krnnllc! block pavcmenls and l.u.tH'i square yards of asphalt pavements THE WORLD: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1893. LANE'S PISA. A New Ten-Story Building Becomes a Real Leaning Tower.

THE UPPER PART BLOWN' TO ONE SIDE BY A HIGH GALE. A BIG JOB TO OKT TIIK WAUR Pl.UJin. wi-iv ialu. About thri-o and half tulles of new sowoi-u wen; built, and thoro are now- .151 mlh's of Hcwera. with cnlvlnK-baslii-i, -on Mnnhattiin Island.

I hi- street, parks, places, docks and hrldKPH of the city aro lighted by was lamps, clecti-lc lamps and IK! naphtha lamps. The revenue from the w-ati-r service colloi-tori and paid Into llurln the quarter Is HEALTH BOARD HOLDS DRISOOLL. Tho Hanged Whyo's Brother Has Smallpox at Riverside Hoipital. President Wilson, of the Health Board, nnd AsHlstant District-Attorney TJnppr conferred yesterday regarding the responsibility for tho safety of Mlclmel Urlsooll. who wan removed from the Tombs prison to North Brother Island a week ago yesterday, Buffering from small-pox.

Drlseoll In a brother of "Danny" Drlscoll. the "Whyo," who was hanged for murderlnir Heczy Garrlty jsevi-ral years ago. Drlscoll was In tho Tombs awaiting f-ir fclonloiiN assault upon a woman. Is said Hint is iinii Dlstrlct-Attornoy Mcoll deems It necessary to take steps to prevent his escape from North Krother Island. Tlirt ipiostlon arose as to who should IIP responsible for his safety.

At present he Is only under tho surveillance of an orderly In the hospital. If a policeman should watch him It Is doubtful If om- can bp found who Is willing to pxposo himself to the disease. It was llnally dp- cided that tho f'ommlssloncrs of o'hari- tb-'s mid Corrc-cilon should IIP held responsible for Drl.scoll'3 return to the Tombs. MYERS WANTS OVER $28,000 MORE. A Dispute About tho Broadway Cable Company's Account "With the City.

"I do not believe that the llrondwuy nnd Seventh Avenue Itullroud Company 1ms any In- cntlon of evading the payment of its proper percentages to the city," mid Comptroller Myers yesterday. "The best evidence of tills Is tllat on Nov. 11 it paid (Ml. We claim that there Is a balance of R2 yet duo and have sent a bill for that sum, but the company has not yet had reasonable time In which to reply." The only dispute Is as to when the Broadway company began running its cable. Tho company agreed that after the cable cars were In operation its percentages to the city should not foil below a vcnr considerably more Ihnn under the" old arrangement.

There were tevcral montns lust hummer when the company was experimenting with Its new motive power and when boih cable and horse oars were used This has created some question as to when the ne.w arrangement should have gomi Into ellcet. The Comptroller bus fixed upon 1. The courts may be asked to llx the date. WEIGHER OROWBLL RETAINED. The "Short Weight" Man Will Continue at Hia Post of Duty.

There waa a long nnd tedious debate over Weigher F. H. Crowell Friday night at the monthly meeting ot tho Retail Dealers' Coal Kxchnngo at Us hall, No. 131 Hast Fifty-eighth street. An attempt was made to keep reporters out, but tho meeting was virtually a public one.

Tho question of tho expediency of continuing the services of the weigher of short weights In coal cnmo up Immediately aftor the minutes were read. Tho Short-Weight Commit too had appointed Mr. Crowell, who had begun operations last Monday, but aa tho work of tho committee had boon Impugned at tho special inoetlng held Nov. 11, It became necessary for the entire ISxehnngo to consider tho matter. The committee won by a vote of 42 to 3.1, and the short- weight man, Mr.

Crowell, will continue his duties, which have been fully described in Tho World. It was voted to hold the present prices upon coal In tho absence of a report from the Hate Committee. DANA MAY YET WIN. He Writes tho Comptroller Insisting on His Driveway Sidewalk Flan. Park Commissioner Paul Dana Ims no Intention of giving up his light In favor of an outer or water-front sidewalk along tho Harlem III vor Driveway.

Out- voted in his own board lie will carry his contest before the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. Ho sent to tho Comptroller yesterday a letter of protest against the plan to have no outer walk In which ho says: The plan Involves an abuse of public rights and misuse of oily iiroiwrty, and I bog leave to protest ustihist its realization with all poisi bio earnestness." Comptroller Myera has not yet Issued any bonds to pay for the work on tho driveway, ilthough requested by tho Park Hoard to do HO several weeks ago. Them is, therefore, a fair prospect that Commissioner Dunn yet win Broke Rogers, Window to Steal. A lean and hungry- looking man stopimd In trontof Rogers, Toot A store, at Hroad- ivoy and Prince street, Vriday alternoon and lazed at tho styles displayed In the window, Suddenly ho kicked In two of the largo panes of plate glass, and before he could be captured darted oil with two overcoats worth Wl. He was caught in Mercer street by Policeman Wugnor, At Ills room In No.

la'2 Eiuit Twelfth street an umbrella stolen from Cubby's, at No, 01) Greene street, on Nov. 15, was found. Ho was held for further Investigation when taken to the Jollerson Market Police Court yesterday, George, Lewis's Memorial Gift. Mrs. George Lewis, has presented the Church of the Heavenly Best with a btautlful memorial window in memory ol Mm.

Moses Taylor. The window will cover an area of 868 tquiiro foot. It represents a scone of whleh tho recording angel It tho con I nil llguro, surrounded by patriarchs and arclmngelii, Ecclesiastical symbols constitute tho principal portion of the tracery. Work on tho window was begun several days ago. May Clear Our Snow-Bound Streoti.

Street Cleaning Commissioner Andrews went to Faterson yesterday to examine A now portable snow molting machine, whjoh employs a spray ot hot oil and is sold to meUthreo cu' Yftrtb oj i npw a Jco Prolwbly no public department In New York City cnn excel or equal the Hep.irtiniMit of Buildings In hindsight. That fact has Iwnso often demonstrated that to add new examples In proof of It Is like carrying cirils to NVlv- cii-tlp. Hut whoever desires a parlliMilarly Interesting proof of the amount of knowl- edgo which the Hull.ling doesn't may M-e It In case of the big story building now under rourM 1 of construction at No. I I Maiden I.IUIP. This building Is being erected ou the tin deru and hltherlu highly successful plan of skeleton construction.

In tills way of building the frame work of steel girders and columns Is put up tirst, forming the skeleton of the structure. Hie imvMinwork Is only the lining In of the open spaces In the iron work, as muscles and floh cover onn's bones. lly the end of September tin. particular build- Ir.p In bail been nuVd up to the eighth ftory. That is, the masonry" work and everything else had IN-PU completed.

From the eighth story to the tonlli there were only lite bars girders and columns. The Department of Buildings us usual, very much In evidence all this lime, and Us Inspector had, presumably, FCCII all the Iron work as It was put up before the MIHIV covered It. He must have done so, fnr no building Inspector was ever known to ncgloct his duties. One Friday night, live weeks ago, according to the architect, a tcrrilie iv lnd blew. Tin; next morning thu building, from the lifth story up, was four or live Indies out of plumb, loan- Ing over to the west.

Then of liuildlngs exercised Its brilliant hindsight and demanded that be done. That something is now being done-. The linn which c.oiitincted for the Iron convtni'-tlon, John .1. of 21-1 Kast Thirty-seventh street, is now strengthening tho connections between the girders and the great Iron col- iminsby bracing them with huge angle Irons, und they and the architect say that the building will be absolutely rigid, and stronger limn ever when thut work is cnmj.leteil. (if course, the structure wus pulled back nnd forced Into plumb us monos the accident was discovered.

Hut the inti-ivstlnn question arises as to what would have liuppi.ntd had the wlnil florin not cypo-cd the defect before th- build- was completed. will wind storms always come help out Iliillding licpurtiiicut's ldniM hi The building, belongs to Lewis Coon and Abraham llnchni, of Cortlunilt street, was begun last May. It presented a novel and dllllcult problem from start for it is one of the nurrowi-st buiMings in tl ity in lo Ils height, Ml a fninlagp of only feet alirl depth of 71 feet for ils elevation of about lilo feet. The masonry is of Kniiilte and stone nnd its total height Is to be ten stories. It had been originally phi lo have It Mirmumitcd by dome but this has now been abandoned and it is lo have a Hut roof.

The architect Is ff. A. Hchellenger. of No. rjrt linnulwuy.

conlruels were given out by Mcsirs. llc.ehm Coon ihcmsclvc.s, tlie llrni already munud securing the Iron work und John U. Purker, ol No. mn Kust Koi-tv-iilnth street, signing for the masonry. Mr.

Pnrkc's reprcscntutivu ycstcrduv The masonry was not at fault. It was primarily the fault of the building Inspector In allowing the Iron girders to be put up without braces." Mr. Kadlvy said that It was nil over now "It looked pretty bud for a while, said he, and we thought It might come down. We had experts and engineers at work on It and they couldn' seem to agree on the exact cause of the tumble. We arc now bracing the gird- ITS irom the fllih storv up wllh lieavv angle Irons.

No, the building wus not out of'plumb from the foundations upward. was only (nan Ihe llflb story." Mr. Selielllnger. the architect, hesitated lo about the mutter, but at lust said The natural thing for lo do Is to blame the architect In a case like this, and the architect Is held responsible for It nil. lint circumstances alter discs very much.

I was away In Chicago nnd bud been away some time when the unfortunate thing occurred. The contract forlhii Iron work was given logi.ol men, and naturally 1 expected that they would carefully follow tlie plans. The sice! and Iron came from New Jetw-y piecemeal ils It wus needed MI that an examination of It us It came showed no fuulls. I don-1 hesitate to say Una If the plans hud been followed the connections provided for by me between columns und girdc era would hnvn miiilo the structure satisfactory. If the girder) bud been connected rigidly with the columns, the strength would have ample.

The connections which I planned were of system of imglclrnns. The anglelrons iiswl WITH not of the called for nor were the necessary number of txilts used. The principle of construction was corrccl. The girders lire-JO Inches high and ulsMit-2V! feet long, and then; ure girders every twelve feel. connected with thn columns they would have braced thu structure pcrfecily.

"Ho you not consider Ihe building Inspectors very lux In allowing live stories logo up without discovering tin- defect In uskcd the reporter. said Mr. Schcllonger, I wouldli' blame the building inspectors. In the first iiiiice, they ure overcrowded wllh work, and in thu second place, the erection of these very modern skeleton- construcltoii buildings Mimetblng that not every building expert understands. It requires specialists," Other architects yesterday agreed that this was so, uii'l thut tho ordinary building Inspector was not always capable of HUpcrvlslim tliu erection of a modern high, narrow building.

In other words, the Inspectors couldn't Inspect. Klmball A Thompson, the architects, of No. llroudway, who urn putting up the huge building next to the Consolidated Kxchaiigo, mid that only engineers could tell whether a building of that nature was being erected properly. The World Is doing a piece ol work Inclining attention to tlie fact that thcfiuporvlslnu of such biilldlng.1 must be rigid," said they. "Up to lime only prominent architects and contractors have been engaged In the skeleton construction- business, a fact which was safeguard enough In Itself Ullt this style of building will all others, and any defect In construction Is of a much more serious nature than it would IH) In the ordinary building with largo foundations and of great bulk and weight.

The slightest fault may prove fatal. The principle is iiittgnincent anil perfect. Hut It cannot overcome carelessness In construction, and it is well to call attention to this The contractors stopped work on tho building alMut three weeks ago, but say that they will begin to put up the stone front at once, us the structure will lie absolutely perfect as soon as they got In all the braces, when the structure tixik Its cant to the west, the contractors say not a single brick or stone or Joist was wrenched out of place. Tho entire building leaned over. This, they said, Miowcd the excellence of the work, because hud It been really weak tho building would havo been pulled apart.

As it mis. they declare, thut eiicli pnrt remained fast io the other, and it was a simple matter to get It buck. They put shores and braces under the faulty parts and soon hud them restored to the perpendicular. Connecticut Insane Couviot at Largo. A general alarm was sent out yesterday from Police Headquarters for Frederick K.

Trowbridge, thirty- two ycura old, who escaped Irora the Connecticut Hospital for tho Insane Nov. 11, Ho Is live and half fret tall, weighs 140 pounds and wears light-gray suit, colored shirt and Congress gaiters. Tho fugitive was ad- Judged liuuine while, in tho Wotnorsnold State prison, and sent with four others to Hartford. Gen. Morris signed an order Friday for Trowbridge to be returned to tho prison, but ho was missed.

The hospital authorities think ho is hiding In the. woods. To Appraise Mount Klsoo Condemned Justice Dyltuian, In the Supremo Court at rinlm, yesterday appointed 9( Ppekskllli qj ALLEGED THIEF AND FENCE CAUGHT, They Are Charged with ealing and Hiding Many Thousand Dollars' Worth of Cigars and Tobacco. In Police Inspector aro Knink Posplckcl, nllns Frank King, twenty- two years old, of No. -loi Seventy-fourth street, who says 1m Is a truck-driver, and Charles V.

Mellc, twenty-eight years old, i-lgnr dealer, ul 1-JIO Second avenue. Pos- il is alleged, when not jwmg as a receiving clerk ut sonic steamship dock, would 1111 In hi- time In burglary or siicuU-thieving, lie i-o fur as ascertained, worked alone and hud marked success. Ills special line is said to have been cigars ami tobacco, lie is alleged to buve found a ready customer for ihc proceeds of his In Mclle, whose store was only half a diwn blocks from I'OSplcticl's home. KeiMirls of burglaries liuve come to Police Headquarters for mouths from the upper east- side section of the city. The greater portion of tin- complaints wen-made by tobacco dealers.

I In nearly every hislunce entrance was obtained 1'V the rear uindow.s, and, a- in nearly I 11 Annie Walden's Friends Will Ask Her Pardon from Gov. Flower. SHR SHOT HER YOUNG HUSBAND TO DEATH ON HROADWAY. SAID X01V TO BE DTIXG IN PRISON. tin 1 tarried awuy were of similar it was upi-arcnl thai the burglaries were Ihc work same person, McCarlhy nnd Cull' last Kildny The latter was arrcslc.l as receiver of sioii-ii Among thccoinplulnunlsUiul have thus far come forward arc Charles Melhkc, of No.

Kill) Hist avenue, whose place was robbed of giiiX) worth of lolmcco Ihe night ot Aug. --'s llenjamin Van Lccuweii. of No. Kast F.lghty-ninth sin-el, who lost. worth of i tobacco Nov.

-I Alliert Neumann, of No. Avenue whose place was r.ibbed of SINK) worth of tobacco Nov. ami II. Josephs, of No. Kusl Hreet, nibbed of worth of tolnicco Nov.

JC. Van and Josephs Identified SI, HOI) worth of Ihe recovered tobacco yestcr- day us lioliiiiglng to lliem, and Mclhlie iilcntilled three barrels of Sumatra lobneeo. Mellc, It Is alleged, paid Posplckcl SI for the tobacco, which was worth a jxiund. The deleellves selxed Mellc's revenue account Ixxik, In which nil impnrluMonsof lobucco lire enti'ivd, Inn does not show a single cnlrv since lasl May. Po-piekcl was anv.ste.l Sept.

f), with Joe Mai-k. of No. Avcniii! A. on complaint from the Hudson Itivcr Itullrnud Company, which hud been tubbed of a lot of cigars in transit, al thu foot of West Thirty-third street The prisoners were admit ted to bull in SI each. It Ims since been alleged Hull Posplckt-l rohlicd the Mallta-y Sleamshlp line, lime I I clgius.

and Aug. Ill of a bal tobacco, hi-slgnlug reccliils for the goods as a iviviviug clerk nn.I taking them away on his I AI A petition for the pnrtlou of Annie Wulden will presented to (iov. I'lowcr one day this week. Inllcloher, Mrs. Wulden killed her husliaiid, Wul.lcn.

the "in nt peter Wnldi-ii, the tiirfnmn. She conrlctidof miinlcr In tin-second drgiee ami seulen.ed to Imprisonment for life. The mo- live of those who will urge the petition is nlto- p-Uii-r biinianc. They will not dwell on any priivoi-nilnn Hail mlKlit liavc Mrs-. Wuldcu lo the deed they will not ic.

ount tin- fact that -he Is now but went y-Hi rec years old. For this woman, doomed lo end her days behind bur and walls. Is dying. receiving clerk and taking them iiwuyonhis truck, lie then went by Ihc name ol Frank King. The thinks his nibU-rles will amount to many thousands of dollars.

Hot), t-iillr prisoners were remanded yesterday by Justice I only Murdn, In IhcTomhs Court. HE'S FAT, BUT HE CAUGHT HER. An Ex-Lady's Maid Arrested, After a Chase, with Stolen Laco on Hor Dress. Detective Itruuncr, of the Kivst Kighty-t-IghUi sin rl station, Is lurge of glrlh and short of leg. Neither Is- Ids wind gixxl.

When he told Jus- lice Fellncrln the llurlcm Courtycslerday lhal of m-nrly half n. mile he bail run down and captured trim and lllhe l.l/./l'i Sei- fcrt. lio hail sloli-n a ttiiantlty of valuable lin cry from her mistress, a smile went around tlr- court. You caught her after a half-mile ipll-rlttl the Jllsliee. a friend of mine reuched her a few seconds I did." replied llrunncr.

wtisuimu; broken-winded from a recent ill- The prisoner was a pretly woman, llicnlv- live years old. She was employed as ninl.l hv Miss Slclla Ilirschberg, of No. KKlo Maillsoii I uvenua, (let. (t. Two days later she went I away wllh a web of silk, valued ut and opera glasses, jewelry and clothing, valued a I (Hit- piece of clolldug was a vi-l Iriininetl wllli valnuhle iirrcstetl l.to.ie wurc thu on her ilrcss.

Iirniiiicr saw her nt Highly-1 street nnd Third uvciiue. She pi-n-olvi-d Ii scrutiny and dnrtcil away down Third iiv i across Second uvciiuo, up thut Ihoroughfure street, where WIIH i-auuli She ilenlcd Ihe larceny und swore Unit the la luid l)een bcijiicathed her by a dead relative. Whe was held In 81, (MM) ball for trial. OHIL1 TO HAVE AN EXPOSITION. It Will Bo Agent Hero Ofib ing Inducements for Displays.

K. c. Spencer, special agent of the Chllln Government, who Is in this country on bchn of the Mining und Metallurgical F.xhihltlon Ixj held in Huntlueo during April, iwil, is the Broadway Central Hotel. "The cxlnl don," Mild Mr. Spencer, "will be divide Into eight sections, motive power, cle, trlclty, miiitiiB machinery, mechanical piirutlon of minerals, metallurgy, chcmh-nl diislrles, statistics and plans, and mining an metallurgical products.

We seek make It complete ns possible. "Kvery Inducement Is oflcred to foreign coun tries to send exhibits. The (Jovcrnmciit Chill will convey gratis to the. exhibition arllclcs which It muy be desired lo exhibit, will also pay the passage money by an land of the workmen and operatives whom bib tors may bring lo Chill for the setting up nnd running the, imir-ldncrv mid ai paratns. There will be three closes awards In the form medals and olllcii TheKocledad Nuclonul de Miner bus Klmrgi! of tlm organization of the eshih! lion.

The vast mineral wealth of chill Is yet practically untouched. Wo want lo di vclop It. and hence the exhibition. Hciron from vurluui foreign countries are cnc.nirag Ing, and wcnru confident of the succe.ss of th exhibition." DIAMONDS FOR DENIS SHEA. A Parting Gift from Subordinates Whs Ho Finally Closes His Desk.

Hcpubllcan District Leader and Deput; Collector Denis Shea was minirlHe' ycHterday noon, Just after ho had bungn down tho lid of his ofllclal desk for th last time, In tho Custom-House, by th of a lot ot tho uttaehes o( hi division, who presented him with a pal nf dluniond cuff-butlonH worth Mi Hheii has been Deputy Conectcr in chnrg of tho MCth division. His successor. Mi VlrKlnliiH Dabnoy, aanumoa his dutle yeHtcrday, All thu now deputies appo.ntcd by th Collector Friday were nt their po.it yesterday. COLLECTOR KILBRETH BOUNCED HIM. Olork Xlatila'i Boasted "Full" Seems Be Deranged.

John Klnslla, a clerk In tho Au dltor'H division of tho Cuntom-Houso was summarily suspended by Collccto Kllbreth yesterday and his rcmovi recommended. In tho Auditor's ofllc Klnsllii used most Insultlnir laiiKUURO I Thomas W. Churchill, unotlier clorli. II ulna brnKBCrt that tho llrut otHclul in performed by Collector Kllbreth was slKH (Klnslltt'B) leave of absenca fo fourteen days, and intimated that it wu his "imH" that made tho Collector this, KtnuUu'H father IB an ex-Atmcmbly man. White Plalns's New Hospital A rtlclea of incorporation ottho White 1'lnlr Hospital Association have boon filed at tli Comity Clerk' oflice.

The onicors aro: 1'res! dent, Clara H. Morris; Vice-I'rcsldcnt, Helo O. bnlllon; Secretary, Kuuny V. Kutsui Pftviacromwoll: aeneral Munagui Henri- 8, Moore. Mmiiigora, Kllun W.

Jlrown CharloH W. Wliltiioy, 1'utiny Cromwell MiUNflo M. Bo Hart, Mury Hunt, Annlo yuiirlcrbm, B. A. Montgomery, Alle.u A Bnillen, Uieio a Sohmld, Mario, Moohrlng Mia Dykman, Jxwkwood, Kmily cmnplwll.

Mary A. Squire, WIlio J. Warner Rachel M. Klngsluy. Bearohing for a Misting Boy.

Qoorgo fl. Wands, ot WhUIIold, County, onrao to I'olicu Headquarters yoster searching lor Ills ton Stephen, who i another boy las learned rw Will) KlI.l.Kn HUH 1IU3- IIAND. Mrs. Is now In the pent- t-nllury on lllucliwcll's Mund. she tin woman who wus not removed from that In-lltiitlon to Auburn I'riwii when it wa ilioiighi necessary lo make (hut change.

Mrs, Wuldcn has not stirred from her prison bed foi eleven months: seven have M-rformcd on her. She has wasted frightfully, hut she Mill retains tlie lieuiity of which even dissipation not robber. Her lire 1110,1 respeelahlc Her father is II 'Iniwllng country cli'igylilun, who lives ill Ahiiiieda, I'olumlila County, Pa. lleruncli in Philadelphia ami owns an uhutloli there. Wulden-s father for the consolation that his daughter may end her days under his inof.

Ih'makes no c'XeiiM- for her snvc this that travelling Mill-small decoyed her from her Inline when she was M'vcntcen years old ami her In New York. What, asks the clergyman father, was lo become of a country girl, alone, frlendlcs), In this Thi' prime mover of (he Is liev. Dr. Hamilton, who Is minister lo nil the Inslllii- (Ions on niai-kwi'll-s Island. He Is In (he service of the Department of charities nnd Correction, and Unit department employed him because, he is not only a minister of the go-pel but nn pert penologlst.

tie Is a graduate of the of Cambridge, Knglund. lie lived fur months In Toyulx-c. Hull, in UK Fust Kud of London. 11 was established by (he I'nlvcrsltics of Cam britlge and (ixfonl. Tbcirgradiiatcs who wish (it Ktudy ami crlnu- live there.

They gnln ui'ccss to holes of human habitation, to attics mid garrets, which otherwise would bo closed lo them. Such Is Hie man who said cm- phiilli-iilly yesterduy, "Annie Wuldeii should be purdoiicd for humanity's sake. No one can illsmttc. Ihc fact Unit she went at the puce that kills before sho met "Jimmy" Wuldcn. lie married her.

"II would have been till right," she mid, when she learned her husband wus dcud, "If thut woman. Mrs. llnrrls, had not come be twccn us ami taken him uway from me When Annie Walden win on the witness stand she loltl Hie story of her life und of the murder. She said, lo Ix-gln Unit she wus IKM-II lu Carlisle. und thut she had never been married before she nuirrlcd Jimmy Wulden.

Then cume a micstlnn thut brought lears to her eyes and she hid her face In her veil until, like Turkish woman only hcrfoiehcud was visible. Her answer wus simple, conicssion of how she fell victim to man when she wus seventeen years old. Then followed her dlsinul hlslory. There wus time when she was living In llrooklvli with mun numctl Marshall; llicrc wus period when KK: lived on Hfly. third slrecl.

unit nl number lime slm lived In Sixteenth street. Then she met -Jimmy Waldeli at Hie Shecpslicad Hay (rack In inc summer of IKIII. While lids confession wus dragged out there were long, puln- ul hulls, durliiK whh-h Mrs. Wuldcii kucadeil her llsis or hid her face. In her hundkcrchlcf.

(Jl Wttll lnli. li-ll lilmnt your life with Jimmy A. I lived wllh him nlunit two weeks hef'uv we iniirrled. We wnre la Phlludelpldii lii-lou- our unit lt, i urelit deal money ul I llnllci-sli-r. The ilay lifter our I wus llreil nml said he would go to the track lilonc.

I j-nvu him some uf ly liioai-y. Q. Wi-ll? A. Hi-cniiif-hack illscounurcd hy his im-k. I lolil him not lo feel worried.

7 hail soinii inriiify left which I nltcnwl him und mild I eonld If I luul to. Afler we were --lurried I wcm only Ihren llmim lo thu nu-i-s. U. Anil yimriih i.el, Inwolngtherii? inoiiey. We needeil It.

I thoiiKht Unit Ililt il i' lku lu lllcir Mrs. Walilcn went on to tell bow "Jimmy" established her In a Hut on Fortieth street He wus never the mime after she moaned. The breach U-twuim Wulden nnd his wife grew wider. She'swore ho useil to beat her. Mrs.

Wulden then (old of how sho walked down Ihe street ou the night she shot him, 1 am sick und she said. CJ. What was his answer? A. Out to struck i hlow la Iliu neck. I hud a pistol slunk In my bosom.

I had found It. Inahuroaii drawer und Inkun It om, Intending lo frighten htm If wouliln 1 1 coma buck wllh me. We were iiuurrllllngunil then Q. And Iliunf A. I don't know wlmtlinn- poned (linn, can riiineniher.

I know no struck me nml I shut nlm, but I can' remember tho I ilon'triimeinbor iinytliliiK nfu-r thutiiiitlUliiinuxtiluy. Thomuriloroeeiirroilon Ilroadwuy, In front of the MctroiKillliin Oporu-House. Popular sympalhy nmbiihly saved her from capital licntoiicc. It wus a queer case, Picked Pockets on Fourteenth Street. The shoppers on Fourteenth street were busy hurrying homo after their tours of.

inspection on Friday afternoon when at Ilroudway Mrs. Kllzuheth Dullon, of No. IM pike street, erled, I' in robbed." she su-pacled a man Unit hurried away as tho one who picked her ixicket and gave chase. The fellow run Into Policeman Patrick Sullivan's hands uud was locked up, lie suld hu was ICzeklul ICstiundara. no home.

When arraigned lu lellerson Mur- kct Court yesterday ho was held for trial. Got Away with Arena Funds. William Kulin was held In default of 92, OOO in tho Jofl'crson Market Police Court yesterday. Kulin wus employed as cashier and bookkeeper In the Arena restaurant, at No. 41 West Thirty-Unit street.

A few weeks ago he disappeared with if-lo belonging lo the house. Detective Heidelberg traced him to lliiltlmore, where ho wui apprehended. Site Chosen (or tlie Monument. A committee appointed by tho Wostchcstor Historical Boclety has selected a largo rock on the shore In Hudson Park, near Now Ro- chello, for tho site of monument designed to commemorate the landing ol the Huguoqots, Items of Qrqton reoolnto, lost week, 'were DBER-OTNTIMHUYS OVER. Half a Hundred Fine Animals Shot This Season.

I-ATCHOnurc, Nov. IS-Tho deer hunters wound up their six days' shooting Wednesday night nftcr fnlrly good success In the wood! ncnr Uonkonkoma. Half a hundred (leer were killed among ihe army of hunters, numlwring from HOC to Lxst year sUty-llvo deer were shot on the Island. As told In The World last Sunday, about the only place on Long Island where deer are found Is between Centra! Isllpuml old Lakeland station, north of the South Side Club grounds. Tin; club pic-ervc bus nlxmt five thousand (Mice within the bounds of the clul fores!" udcer Is safe, as outsiders prevented from pursuing them by gnmckccpcrs, and club men arc debarred from hunting on the grounds by Ihc rules of Ihe club.

There wen- more deer this year (hull Inst. loneeoimt for the fewer numbers shot, the old hunter- say rabbit Iniun.ls hud Urn chasing them Pi-fore (he act was up and had driven them within lub groumls, where mo-t of them base icmumcd. Within half a century deer hunting wus good in most any part of Central Ixmg Island. Now il Is conlincd to this one forest, because here tin- deer an- protected. In the early days- riiti-hoguc contributed a number of (In- most able Innili'rs.

Tlu-re wen- Smith Illdor, Judg. (illicit, Itobert Charles Miller. Lewis Davis. Dr. W.

s. Pre-lon ami (icorge lluynor. Hut two of Ihcse old hinders lire living-liobcrl ami Dr. Prcsloii. Deer hunting stories arc common just now.

Muiiy of (lie yams go buck lo the old days. Jine nni-h luiighed over, referred In the ate cluirles Miller'a luck us hunter, lie Until.I lo tind guiuc xvhen he xveni out. one season the old hunter's wclil oil und left Miller at home. He wiustllsaptHilnteil. That day, "bile he xvorklng in ills cow viiru, a line buck Jumivd Into tin- liicliviiirc.

Miller killed tin- deer willi Ins jiilehfork. The hunters returned cmply handed. Miller lixik pains to c.vhil.it Ids irophy in the village, while hi; Indulged In luiigli ou Ihe old timer--. dipt. Smith Ittdi-r, nnnlhrr ol the old timers, Hie iceord of having killed nluclci-li tleer In oni 1 Then Ihc season ivns from I to.lnn.

1. Il Is saiil of Daniel Homnll, who Is still living here, lhat when young mull he caught big deer in Id-, anas in II ciiino out of tin- ivutcr und suci led lu killing It ufler hard light. Tin- Palchogne party who took a bund in the modern drer hunt report that (hey shot a tlm 1 deer, hut bail stolen fiiiui tlu-m. Isllp parlies secured deer which Isnl-o clailued hy uorlh slilc nieil. Tht; case XV likely come into the courts.

NEW YORK MAIL TRAIN OHANQES. Winter Schedules to Points East, South nnd West Announced. Changes of mall I rains, lo nnd from this city, for the winter fcuson, nro announced by Ihe Iruiilc The schedules of most Im- are llivse; in the Pennsylvania llallroud first evening i-ar triiln for Plttthiirg and the West will Irix-c Xi-xv York hcn-ufti-r alii P. M. in- stnvl of ami mails will close al Ihelieneral Po-l-Olllec ul P.

M. The MM pti-'tul car train wn.twardon thi- Pennsylvania road, which now leaves New York al will Iravi-nt P. uud the close Idler III.Ill ut (III! lienel-al PosMllllee lllll he al S. This train, tilth-nigh leaving New lork an hour later Unili at present. Is expected lo reach piltsbni-g ns early as now and make i-iinucciiimsiortliii Wcsl iiml Souih- The train for the South, 1ms fur many lefl New York ul II P.

Is I. slarl I'. uud in.ills will close al Hi. (ivucrnl PiM-onicu ut7.ni>. Tbl, tr.ilu Isev peeted to niiike the through cimueeilon over (In- AtlalillcCiNist Iliii! so unlo r.

Jacksonville early the si'i-oml Kust- hound Kistal- cur trains irom Pit Is burg In Sew xork nml the north-bound postal-cur (rains from Washington (o New York xvlll nol IK; mull riully chungcd In time, except that the day express casl from Pltlsburg will lie due ut New York nl, 111.11:1 A. Insteatl of II. ilH P. unil xvill luivv. coum-rilon li'iivliu: uliontr, p.

Instead of nt in (in Iho New York Knilroud this most Iminrtunt change will lie the discontinuance of (In- Flyer, leaving New York at!) P. M. and leaving P. M. TWO FIRES IN TWO HOURS.

Both in tho Basement of Ono Tenement trad Incendiarism Is Suspected. Two fires xvlthln two hours yesterduy in the hu.sc.mcnt of tin- live-story tenement, No. -JH Avenue kept the occupants In astute Uir- dcrlng on panic. Twice were the fum- Illes In the bullillng forced to hustle down through smoke -filled hulls und slnlrwnys Into thu bleak night nlr without covering lo of. The llrsl lire, uliout 'J A.

xvus discovered In John llorncr's piilul shop In the iiieiitni'xt tourcar purdllou xvhlch shuts the paint shop from the Ice-lxix of Conrad Thlelu's salix)ii on the Ilrst Moor. Kvcrylndy got out xvithout assistance except Mrs. Henry Ifuvs Ihe Janitor's xvlfc, an Invalid. Her husbuiid curried her from Ihe third Ilixir, liuvlng previously bundled her up In blnnket. The Humes xvcrc ipilckly MiUlitcd.

Two houi-s Inlcr lire hroki! out ufrcsh In the Mime, bascmi-nt. The Humes hud probably not I i complcicly extinguished, ami fanned Into through the lhat hud been Hindi- by Ihe llrculcu. Again Ilic panlc-slrlcken (eiiants were nrouscd nml ugulii rushed half clad into-tiic slrcct. Janitor llass, who hud carried his sick wife back, to her bed, liecami) ulliiosl wild with fear for her safety. He culled for help lo curry her down Ihrough the smoke second time, llcrinuii young mun xvlth tlni strength of giant, picked up the woman, bed und all, and curried her lo the sidewalk.

Jly thn time HIM lust spurks had expired It wus daylight. The whole ilalhagu did not ex. cued $nt)O. There wns semblance of Inceu- dlnrlsiu, and Fire Frank will gule. CORDAGE TRUST BOBS UP AGAIN.

New Directors, It la Said, Will Hosumo Business at tho Old Stand. Members ot tin) Committee having In charge the rehabilitation of the National Cordage Company are out with another statement that the company Is almost ready (o resume business. They say they buve secured a strong Itoard of The committee, howuver, Is very backward In making public the names of the men who will serve wet nurses. Wall street men say that several weeks ago members of this Hcorganlzutlon Committee declared that the revived trust was all ready to do business again, but that some hitch has always turned up right on thu heels of these statements. It Is generally supposed that this "strong Hoard of Directors" will comprise, a committee made up of representatives of largo unliqui- dated accounts that were on tlie books of the Cordage Company ut the time ol its collapse lo save those accounts has licen the chief ellortof the Itoorguulzutlon Committee, Ward's Island Purchase Money.

Btato Comptroller Frank Campbell talked xvlth Comptroller Myers yesterday about tho payment ot by thu city for the portion of Ward's Island purchased from the Slate. Although tho city hud a year in width to pay, it hits been ready for some time post to issue, the bonds wun which to liquidate the Indebtedness. Delays xvere caused, hoxx-evor, by the tiling ot claims of various counties for Ihu euro of Insane. Immigrants committed to their cure hy the Stale Hoard of Emigration Commissioners, tlio laiv providing that these claims shall Ixi paid out of tho purchase, money. Comptroller Campliell xvlll return Wednesday, und an arrangement will prob- ubly then bo made so that thu Stuto xvlll got Us share ol the monoy.

Canvassing the City Vote. Tho Aldermen, acting as a Board of County Canvassers, resumed their cuiivasss ot the election returns at 10 A. yesterday, beginning xvlth tlio Tenth District, They canvassed continually until nearly midnight, when the I'oui'teenth District was completed. The dav xvus without Incident, "as dull as ditch miter," Col, Mcclelhinsald. Learn How to Grow Old Gracefully.

BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. TO KK.STOUH. AND IT AS ADVANCKS. THN YHAKS OF YOUTH ADDKI) TO YOIIII AMI! I1YTIIK1IMKOP MARY E.COBB'S Hygienic Preparations and Facial Massage Steamer. A FREE TEST TREATMENT of hyclrnlir fui'pd mns.s-ae« this xvonk to prove lu you whin our In-iilnieal will do townrtl.i n-niiivlng under tin.

vlmplvs, fn-ckli-s, Ian, smiliilrn. erasing lines, tlepreK.slons and wrinkles. All laities vhould havi. om- of Mary K. Cohli'x Piilt-uletl raelul Afus- Miue steamers In their homes nml retiiln their heauly lusaijeivdvnuci's.

MASSAUK CIIEAM ifl.no I'KIl JAII. It piin-iinil iina.liilterntpil. It rent, VPS (aelnl sneh ns nil IrrllnlliiiM ami iTiitillons nl Ihu sUii, nml iviuh.is It jo.ilhful, HitiiHith nml vi-lvft- MAIIY K. CIIIIII'S VKXKTIA.V VIOr.KT III.IMI.M velvet to tho com- plcxt.m. I'rlee.

Ul MAIIY mini's IIKKMA-CIIAHM, a nun- l.l.mld -l-onlc s.vr for clcnnslnc ill Impiinlles Inrelun mailer from Iho skin h( I'or nil skin diseases; ulisululely SNOM-M5NK CItlOAlI. or day for ury, ningh, Impoverhhrd "kin In I (In. was tl.s prevcmlnii lihick- hi-lids. pin liliiiclivs uud for nil fnelul hlenilshi I'rlei-, frlARY E. COBB'S Wortd Ittn I IIii'-'f'n -o A polishing gn.ititl-l.ir tints llngcr- niills.

pali. lips nml fillci-lim. Piitniii-l-ivuiii liaiiii-nnlls. mill n- lines Hie haielsioi-l luce. I'l h'e.

eenls. lliiKer-nnlN, ivmiivcs Ink, fruit, Kloveand hosiery Mains. star Kliicry l.i'vi'ln Ihe c.lije of the linger- nulls ufler lii'lin; nli'il. liy nil mill nuu-y-K IM mi or (In- xvorlil. ItiioK of liiMlriiclloii Mt'nt fi't'c Mllll CIM'h Ill-llclo, or Nfllll IO i'l'UlM loe hook on IIIIW To Tl! VIVO' utiti TO nr.

rtti'icowN MA.VK-I:KR MAKV I). liltII, leiulliiK mill Ainei'leii-H Kli-Bl A i.i:<-. 'I'l'ltl: THIS ON' BHAI'TY or THI; SKIN ins. A.M» AI.I. FACIAL III.KM- Tiir.nc AMI liisiriielliins ijlveii In the inaiiicurn art.

faclid iiinssn-e clilroiiiidy ami l-uiills liiriilslu-il 74 West Twenty-third Cor. 6th Ave. IIiili-ili-i-HMlnic In All HlylfH. STILL AFTER THE BOBBERS. Jersey's Mountain Bandits May Soon Bo Behind tho Bars.

HOONTON, N. .1., Nov. have been no olhcrii of tin: "Hiiiilrrcl" Morgan Banu captured. The mini-hunt took a rest lo-day. The hunters stayed at home mid sU-pl the Kri-nti-r purl of the day.

of them wpent thirty-nix bourn on Iliu road, limiting for the remainder of the KIIIIK. "HiiuliTid" Morgan Hlept In the diirk-cell ol' the lock-up, and XVO.M told from linn. time that none of bin fol- IOXVITH had been taken. ThlH mornliiK 'Siinlrrel" XVUH tnkcn lo Un- enmity jull at MorrlHtoxvii. l.iUe last night Nicholas .1.

DIUVHOII and rooky" Peer n-iurneil lo lloon- ton, alter a most exciting day. They xvere micecHHrill In chiiHliiK meinbcra of Iho giiiig, and If luul had left uny of the HprlmliiK poxver xvhlch he dls- playod In the morning two of Morgan'H lieutenants would Imx'e been captured. Afler Ihe iitinck made, on tlm Jllgh Mountain hill- the members of the RUHR Huimnvlfd. They started In dlffei-cnt dl- rccllon-i, In Tho.ii. whom lloon- Lon iieoplo an- anxious lo cuich aro 'Dutchy" Miirlatt ami "Xekey" Kiirrnnd.

II' thcNe can In- sent to Join "Situlrrel" tlm rciililints nay that the guns xvlll iii-vcr conn- Into existence again. These men are popular with many of the poor people, especially the backwoodsmen. All Ihe bands of vlgllantoH llBcoveri-d this when they linked for In- foi-mallon. Mill-lull and I-'arnind, hoxv- did not take especial pains to conceal themselves. They did not neem to fear pursuit.

Afler Ihcy lefl thu High Mountain hut these txvo folloxved the mine range back of lloonton and appeared In Denvllle yesterday morning, i'hoy must havo walked nine or ten iiilli-n through the rough mpuKWiible to other people. The posse, still hopes to catch othur members ot the Bang. SENT AN INSANE GIRL HOME. Hor Father Had Failed to Fay Her Board at Snake Hill Asylum. Mlso C'lara ISnRel, dn-UKhter of Charles Ungel, a dry-goodH merchant, of No.

31M Washington Btreet, Ilobokcn, xvna Uli from thu lunatic asylum at Snako Hill, N. Friday evening be cause her parent!) failed to pay her hoard as iiKreed. Shu has been an Inmate of the asylum over a year. MrH. Holllnifsxvorth, a matron at the asylum, brought her to her parunt'H home.

Mr. HIIRO! was Indignant and will ask for an Investigation. Ho declares that he had received no nomination from tho asylum authorities that hlH daughter xvas to bo released until she was brought homo. When she xx-aH a child, ho said, she full out of bed and Injured her brain, She Is now suld to bo Incurably Insane, and IH subject to epileptic IltH. At times she Is x-tolcnt and dangerous.

Dr. King-, physician In charge of tho asylum, said yesterday that tho rules of the Institution require him to send patients home xvlicn their parents refuse to pay for their board. He had notlllea Mr. Kngcl several times, ho said, but liacl received no reply. Tho girl was a nrlvato patient and could not bo kept tho asylum at public charge.

Not a Bomb in Any Seme. Tlio alleged bomb found in tho collar of No. 70 Kast Third street, Friday; which gavo Capt. Doherty, ol tho 1'Ith street station, ami his detectives a bud scare, Is not a bomb at all, according to Dr. K.

-Martin, Chemist of tlio Health Hoard, Detective, Mnllon succeeded In tracing tho authorship ol tho piece of piping to l)r. Albert H. itulnhold, who, a year ago, lived In Ihu Third street house. It was simply an cluclrlc conductor, ho said, xvhlch he used In experimenting upon tlie electrization of water. To prove it harmless, ho suld, lie would huminur It flat if permitted to do so ut headquarters.

W. lu Duseupury's Aspirations. W. L. Dusonbury, an engineer In tho Park Department, is a candidate for Secretary of the Jomooratlo Club.

Tlio winwl elootlan will bo nunVbfim No Wonder! Our immense establishment is always crowded with buyers desirous of saving money in Household Furnishing. WE POSITIVELY UNDERSELL ALL OTHERS! 209, 211 213 PARK ROW, Near Chatham Square, N. FURNITURE. CARPETS. Our Credit System has proven a great boon to many, enabling them to make their homes comfortable on the most liberal terms of payment.

GREAT SPECIAL THIS WEEK. ONLY 4 B63 WORTH AT LEAST $9,00, For this 6-foot Solid Oak Extension Tablu, hands maly finished, NO MONEY DOWN, YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS OF PAYMENT. GEORGE W. LEDERER'S FINANCES. He Says His Wife Is Canary's Partner tn tho Casino, and He Is Hard Up.

A million was nmiln yesterday by Stern A Kushtnore In beliiiK of slinon Hamburger, bo- fore Chief Justire Klirlleli.ot tho City Court, for tlie appointment of a receiver for Gcorgo lA'derer, the theatrical manager. Decision was on tho motion. The rompliilul that Hamburger loaned I.i'doror SKlo in Toronto, on Feb. 21, IKH7, and that after fruitless attempts to securo nimyiaeiitot tlie loan, judgment won obtained against Lederi-r on April 1'J, mill, for 8232, ctiNls anil inlen-st. In examination In supplementary pro- iwdlngs.

on Nov. Id, mated that ho lived ut l.iircbiiiont, and when in the cltyat the Hotel Veiidome. Korthe lust four weeks he bud hail his ollli'u at the (JuMiu, where he IH nmiuip'r. I.ederer wald that ho hud no ink-rest In the lease of tho Casino, whieli was lu-lii by Canary Lederer, Mrs. IxMlerei- bi'iiiK Cimiiry's piiriner.

The defendant i-lnri'd thai Ills wifo, Ida Klorlno, superlti- tciiilcil the imiklug of costumes. She Kenor- ully Ini'l inoiiey In her (iitrse, but ho did 1106 know how iiincli. lie did not give It to her. she received ityMM) when her father died, but thitt WHS the largest sum nlie ever had. Canary A l.i-ileri'r wen- to pay SUS.IXIO for tho lease ot tin- Casino for one year.

Canary pulil back rent and had ad- viiinv'l more. Lederer said that his wife and ('unary were and that nothing bud been paid him yet for his ser- vleci at the Ciislno. He that hln wife wonlil him when she her share of tho to I'oine. Tin- defendant said that he hnil been borrowing mnnev fi on anil was paying 9400 year for the rent of his bouse at Uirehinontand week for the iKiaril of hluuolf, lib wile, ehild and ut the Vendome. MAYOR QILROY INDIQNANT.

He Thinks His Son-in-Law Has a Bight to Practise His Profession. The laxv firm of Mnlquccn it Mulqueen, In common with many other "assessment" lawyers, has sent out a circular to tho property owners within ihu urea of assessment for tha Klin street Improvement olIL-ring its sen-Ices for Iho purpose of seeing lhat property owners are not over assessed. Tho firm agrees to take such. business upon contingent fee of one-fourth, the sum saved to tho property owners. An afternoon ncxvspuper yesterday accused the firm of mlnglta "pull" xvlth the, city J.

Mulqueon belngr Mayur Ollroy's secure such business upon tho Implied pretense that the firm could do better than oubddo laxvyers. Mayor Gtlruy denounced the story aa most Ulljll-t. "What do these people want?" he Do they mean lo infer that because young Mulqueen married my daughter ho should go out of ho should not practise his profession No criticism is made against oilier lawyom who legitimately seek clients In tills way, nor is it claimed that Mr. Mulquoen has presumed UIKHI his relationship to get business, or that lie or his llrni has been favored In any xvuy. If these noxvspapers Don shoxv Hint the laxv llrni ol Mulo.ueen Mulqueen has boon especially favored In this or any other matter through the relationship ulxmt which so much is said, they then might havo some ground for complaint, but until then 1 suppose my son- In- law may continue In tho legitimate practice, of Ills profession the same as any other Students Protest in Vain, In tho freshman class of tho College ol the City of Noxv York the scientific and classical students havo tho sxibject of, natural history for six months.

In tho Junior year It Is taken up again xrtth much increased matter. Tlie mechanicals, not having had It before, have found It extremely hard to pass the same examination at the end of the year us the students ot tile, other courses. They applied to the faculty for change in their course, asking that the hour In natural history bo changed to an hour In iiivohuuical drawing or xvorkshon, Tho (acuity decided that tho course xvhlch they themselves had formed four years ago xvlth due tion of each subject must remain as It it. The Horse-Blanket Thief la in Season. The cool weather has brought along the horse-blanket Doyle, of No.

407 Cherry street, was caught in tlio act of stealing a blanket from a horse xvhtle In front of tho residence of its owner, William Roardon, at No, 117 Montgomery street. In the Basel Market Court lie was held for trial. Stolen Island Musical. Mr. Rognar Kld.de, of Now Yarlc, with the, assistance E.

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