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THE THURSDAY, Innocent CnnniDgtiam Mnrde Suspect-Rejoins His Dying Wife, THEIR MEETING WAS AFFECTING neighbors Crowded In to Offer Con gratnlatlOBS and Sympathy to ttie Aged Couple. MARREHO IS INDICTED FOR PERJURY ho Boy Must Now Explain His Fain Atcusallon.nnil Perhaps Defend Charge ot Murder. Mamie Cunningham's shocking mur der In the little flat In East Thirty seventh street last Memorial Day b'd ftilr to go unavenged. The police hav failed utterly to secure any trace ot th criminal. flrst man arrested on suspiclo was, Edward McCormick, a harmles Janitor out of work, whose wife Is dyln of" consumption.

Yesterday the Gran listened to the so-called evldenc against hlrti, and promptly refused find an Indictment. McCormick was dls Charged from the Tonrbs and went a o'nce to his home on the top floor of No SJ2 West Thirtieth street. accuser, was Joseph Mar reno, alias Ferronl, who works for hi father in a basement at No. 521 Thlr Avenue, and delivers coal, wood o-nd Ice Slarreno, who is fifteen years old, tol yie police a wild yarn to the effect tha be was In the flat-house No. 315 Eas Thirty-seventh street on Memorial Da at, 1 o'clock.

He said he heard a cry and looking through the half-opene dp'or of the Cunningham apartment saw a man tying a towel around th throat of a prostrate girl. He McCormick In Yorkvllle prison as th murderer. On Its face the story was improbable The World reporters Investigated i carefully and discovered that Marren himself had attempted liberties with lit He girls similar to the assault which re suited in Mamie's murder. The mos thorough investigation failed to brln out a single fact Joe's stary. What it did bring out however, was a string of wltnesse whose testimony, when joined togther established a perfect alibi for McCor mluk.

Then Inspector Brooks hired an Italian bootblacl: and placed him in the sam room with young Marreno, who was'di: tamed, in the custody of the Gerry SocI as a witness. To this "stool-pigeon" Joe said that' he himself had done th murder. The Grand Jury yesterday In dieted Marreno tor perjury. If the polic can get any further evidence wi! charge Joe with the If not, th perjury indictment will be pushed, am in the mean time the boy will be ifl cus tody. Poor McCormlclt, arrested while on an errand of mercy, half-crazed by thoughts or his dying wife watching tor his re turn with food and medicine, unshaven and with his hair 'way down over h.

coat-collar, because he hadn't money enough to visit a barber, was pu through Inspector Brooks's third degrei and'men flung into a prison ceil, when he.emerged from the Tombs yesterday afternoon, his first thought was for his wife. He was overjoyed to find her alive. Their meeting was most affect Ing, She Is too weak to more than raise her head from the pillow, but she pu her arms around his neck and drew nil, head down until his rough cheek was close to her wasted one, and all she could say was: "Oh. Edward, my poor dear husband. I was never to see you again.

broke, down and cried like a child, patted his wife's thin hand and murmured broken sentences of love and endearment, the kindly neighbors who had crowded into the room, all smiles and congratulations; nudged one another and silently withdrew. Half an hour later there was a crowd of a score or more In- the little room, end to' his' friends and sympathizers who kept'coming in all the afternoon, McCormick told about his sufferings in prison under the awful accusation ana the mental torture which his fears for his wife had added to lliem. wouldn't have minded it so much If It hadn't been for poor Lizzie here. The only consolation I had, finally, was the knowledge that The World reporters were at work to find out the truth, aitl that tney had brought friends and food to my wife. I knew that when'-the truth was- brought out my Innocence would appear.

But I'm glad I didn't nave the police to depend on. From mv experience with them I think that if It hadn't been for The World I would be In my cell to-night, and that my chances on a trial wouldn't have been of the best after all their witnesses got through." McCormick has been out of work fot two or three months now. His wife, who used to do scrubbing, has been in bed nearly all that time. She is weak and wasted, and cannot raise her voice above a whisper. Consumption- has set Us dread seal upon her.

and it is doubt- if even an entire change of atmos- pnere and surroundings, together with proper food and medicines, would do more than prolong her life a few months. tfc rmick has many friends among Elks, minstrel, and theatrical per- who knew him when he was night watchman for Dockstader's Theatre. Several of these have arranged call upon him to-day, and it Is probable that work will be found. Grand Down. (Special to The World.) KINGSTON, N.

June 17-A (r-'and (jtand, upon which there wire 500 per- tsona. broke down to-day during a prize flrlll held in connection with the convention of River Firemen's Garret Delamater an ankle broken, Mrs. Sarah Burgess had leg broken, and a. numoer or children Injured. There were forty-four companies in the parade, including the 'New Tork exempts with their engine.

Ringgold Hose, ot Newbnrg, wns given the prize for the best, appearing 1 ln Be 'ft won ttio SIM prize for the best Irilled company. A Brother AUo Killed Himself. (Special to World.) 'ftALKXANDRIA, June Dalngerfleld shot and killed himself 'He was popular In club and circles. Financial troubles are to have caused him to commit His brother, Henry, killed him- scjf In the same manner and In the same house a. year ago.

SBof, the Girl Firnt, oa PHOBIA, June Connors Mamie Mulligan three times In the Jbtia'd Uo-day because' would fnot him. lie'then'shot himself. He dea4 'and the girl will probably 'aie. forty-flve years old. Miss to stxtaen: Bodr Pound In Hie Hirer, June body SOIM THE PACIFIC MAE.

Millionaire BretvcrDcmnnds Hpnvj- Dumnare the LOKK of Family on the Collmn. L. R. Brewer, the California millionaire, has served notice on-the Pacific Mail Steamship Company that he will sue It for $1,600,000 damages for the death of his wife and three children, who went down with the Collma off the coast of Mexico last year. The suits will be brought In this city.

Thoy are the forerunners of many others that will be brought by relatives of the victims. Mr. Brewer says he does not care If he sinks his entire fortune In these suits. ATTITUDES OF MR. FAIR8ANK.

DA A 5 'N. the defendant In the suit brought by David Belasco to recover from him for teaching Mrs. Leslie Carter how to acV testified In his, own behalf yesterday before Justice Glegerlch in the, He said the late Wirt Dexter. Introduced him to Mrs. Carter, in.

1888. In June, 1890, Mr. Belasco introduced himself to the witness at the Hotel Brunswick, in this'city, and spoke about Mrs. The following day Belasco met at the office of B. K.

Willlard, and Belasco said he had been training Mrs. Carter, but had not enough money to go on with. Prior, to that, Mr. Fairbfink had arranged to put her on the stage by guaranteeing G. GUmore against loss.

Mrs. Carter, however, did not get on with Gil-', more, "but succeeded in spending the J10.000. Belasoo begged earnestly for $10,000 more; and Falfbank said he finally agreed to.let It on his personal assurance that It would be repaid. Mr. Fairhank said his second Interview with Belasco was In Mr.

Allen's office In Chicago, In December, 1890. Belasco and Mrs. Carter then and there de- that'they had any claim on him: Mr. Fairbahk enumerated the Items Coflunissiofl Ap- of Straight The World Has Waited a Thousand Years for This. WORK BEGUN-AT ONCE.

Hew-lift; TerininnsMMe In Two Blocks at Clinton and Do' lancey Streets. COMMISSIONER DEEYES DISSENTS. lnlatlve Action Necessary Secure a Straigrht Termiual In Brooklyn. EA.IRBAAUS, which he had already advanced, amounting to $36,400, and told (Belasco lie, did not Intend to put up any mare. Finally he advanced $11,000 fosget the company to Chicago.

The witness denied that he had ever engaged Mr; Belascdato, Carter or had promised to pay hirrj. Mr. Falrbank said that he Carter would, make a. good "Then you encouraged her?" asked counsel. "I don't think so," said the Mrs.

Carter may'testify tOrday. flrst stage in the actual construc- tion'of the "new East River Bridge was reached yesterday, when the Commissioners adopted the plan providing for approach at Clinton and Delancey streets, New York, Fifth and Roebllng streets, Brooklyn. The approach on the New York end will take In the whole two blocks bounded by Clinton, Delnncey, Norfolk and Broome streets. The Commissioners were anxious to build a straight approach at both ends of the new bridge, but'to do this they up South Fifth this will require legislative action. Under the circumstances the committee decided to build the Brooklyn approach-with a slight deflection to Broadway, clearing fifth street, pending action by the Legislature to permit of the straight approach.

It has''-toot been without a hard struggle that Commissioners Salem H. Wales and F. B. Thurber, who favored the plan for a straight approach, have gained their point. Commissioner Richard and many property-owners were In favor an ap- jroach from Grand street; through Wilett street, and turning into Delancey down to the river.

It was held by the flrst two Commissioners that this approach was Inadvisable, as the street car tracks woulu lave to'turn at angles on a grade, and that the traffic of the bridge 18 feet wide, would be disgorged Into another highway seventy feet wide. Commissioner. Thurber said: "As re-1 jards the New York approach, I was Inclined to the blllef that the terminus at Grand, Fitt and Wlllett streets was the natural one. Inasmuch as It furnished a letter access to tho south through East Broadway and Division street, with access-to the north and west through Jrand -street, but opinions, of etigineer- ng authorities who are entitled to great weight seem to favor a straight ap- ''Proclalm It Ir nil (lie Tvoi-ld flint you hnvo tho secret of perfect health for mcnruf power cafe, cukncvH unil dcmiy; oi' £viori- OUM in nj uoil. Write It, talk it, NliiB It, Khun! It till nil human uru nuvvtl." So writes Juijpy man, ti'tiju from the Slough Well, tho discovery has been proclaimed, but meu arc.

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A way to give full atrcngth, development and tone to every portion of the body. A way to remove every obstacle' to happy and fruitful married life. All this Is clearly shown In a little medical work recently published, Is not a. book for general being purely medical and aclentlllc. and for man only who need advice and iild.

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and Boulevard. GIGANTIC i.ICYCLfc AUCTION. about 3,000 new anil second hand wheels 150.AND152DUANEST. Columblas. Victors.

ITu-'i'ors. Uamblors, Wll- helms. Collars, Lilbertyt, tc. A. M.

Auctioneer. .40 TO 6O PEE CENT. on our stock of reliable At malccs; no cheap or trashy dry-goads bk-yulas; have repair shop and nur guarantee Is hacked by SlflO.OOO capital 10 years' experience in buying and lielllng. JANOORji' 321 Broadway. OHIOAG-0 CYCLE 2B DAROLAY WILL CLEAR OUT DALANCK OF THE STOCK OF FIVE MANUVACTUIlEnS.

534, S37.ua. $35, $40 AND $50 take flny ot. our high pradejf for thrco days; have 500; come eariy for pick; sundries at FULTON' CYCLE 124 STUIiE FIXTUUEH, new, second hand, counters, shelving, upright uuttcr refrigerators, corfee milla, ten candies, show-casea, cigar ngui-cs, cheap. 237 nrooiua SL. 2 bloults oaat ot Grand st.

2d avt'. station; no conticcciou with any other utoi'e, free delivery; telephone call, ma. prpach from Clinton streets. ana Delancey "We have the assurance of Mayor Strons. that it will not be difficult to the widening of Delancey street to the Bowery so that the terminus can be easily reached.

is also' a "sti'g- gestion that In the near'future avenues ne from the terminus of the bridge south to and pp as he has nothing left to live for now his family has been wiped out ie expects to be able to show- that the -lolima 1 was unseaworthy, overloaded ind should.never have been allowed to eave port. He has sent for many witnesses, whose ransportation from San Francisco and bacJOhe will defray. General Manager Schwerin, of the 1 clflo Mall Steamship Company, Is on way to New. York with Stevedore Blng- who loaded the vessel, prepared to lefend the- suits and show that the Collma was properly loaded and that the wreck was but-an accident for which the company was not to blame. NOT DETERRED BY BAIN.

Morning World Online Clnb Enjoys Itielf at Brooklyn Beach Park. The Morning Club en- oyed its annual excursion and banquet yesterday with a zest that Ignored loudy skies and all-pervading damp- ess. Brooklyn Bench Park was the scene of tie-outing, and the sixty participants vere 11 on hand early and stayed late. Rain compelled the abandonment of an laborate programme of athletic games, ut the banquet atoned for minor ointments, orace Martin, Captain of the club, resided at the table, assisted by Secre- ary J. C.

Seager. Committeemen James Jell, John Rice and Wllmot Hubbs su- erlntended the spread and saw to the applng of fresh beer kegs at five-minute tervals throughout the proceedings. BEVY'S VANISHED STOCK. ie Han; Given Up Part of It to a Rent Located. Every day since last Saturday, when acques Levy suddenly moved the erits of his jewelry store at No.

1299 roadway out of sight, the other busl- ess nouses on that mock have been be- eged by persons anxious to learn as to Is whereabouts. Levy Is living at No. 120 West Thlrty- fth street. E. and S.

Ravies, of 'o. 60 Maiden lane, who are Levy's redltors to the extent of $107, not in- ludlng goods which Mr. Ciner gave to on a memorandum, yester- ay on the retired merchant. He re- urned the goods. The contents of Levy's ore have been located at Hayes's Cen- Storage House, on Thirty-second reet, between Sixth and Seventh ave- ues.

ook Mute with Hatcuet. When barkentlne Nellie mith arrived yesterday from Tecotutla, Mexico, Cant. Hayes reported that while was ashore there the cook, Henry ohnson, attacked the mate, Martin rehch, with a hatchet, cutting him on le head. Both men came here on the arkentine. Capt.

Hayes said no com- alrit would be made to the United tales Commissioner. AVyeJcoff linprnvlng: The condition of President George H. yckoff, -of the Bank of New Amster- am, who was shot by George H. Seme, was much improved at midnight. He was resting comfortably and the hysiclans said there was greater rea- on to hope for his recovery.

ohn Hoare, of Dies John Hoare, of Corning, died the Everett Bouse, yesterday, of, eart failure. Mr. Hoare was in the city on He was a. silver manufacturer. Is son James was notified of his death and took the body to Corning last night.

Storm Damage on Coney Island. The s(0rm yesterday flooded Coney sland streets. "The sewers could not Thoufirlitlcsn Eqnlne Takes One In His JIoatH froia the Gutter and Hm-t. One of the H. B.

Scharmann Brewing Company's big teams, attached to a laden wagon, was standing In front of Parlsano Maatrangelo's saloon, nt No. 297 Mott street, adjoining Police Headquarters, about 7 o'clock yesterday morning. The horses were nosing In the gutter while the'driver'was In the saloon. Suddenly there was a loud, explosion and one of the horses.reared and trembled. The driver and others ran out of the saloon in time to see a cloud of smoke coming from the horse's A stream of blood flowed from animal's tongue, which hung, badly torn, out of its mouth, broken in two.

The bit had been The horse's tongue was almost cut off, Its jaw was shattered and a missile had passed through its head. Knowing? Blnecoqit Finds One in a. Hullwuy and Gets a Sore Hund. Policeman James McMahon, of the Eldridge Street Station, went Into the hay- way at No. 244 Grand street, Tuesday night, when it began to rain.

In getting out of the wet he got into trouble. He saw a little, black, cylindrical package pn the floor. There was a string tied to one end of it. He picked Bans! and the little package was policeman's hand was black and a large portion of the skin had been blown, away. He hurried drug store and had his injured hand dressed.

He made a report of the occurrence to at the station when he went In at midnight. The policeman believes It was a small dynamlte'bomb left there by some Anarchist Some think it was a firecracker. SELIGMAN'S PUZZLING BID. It Canned Sharp Talk, and (he New York Life Inetnrauce Company Gut the Newark Bontla. There was lively talk In Newark Tuesday about the secret meeting of the Freeholders' Finance Committee, which awarded the $1,600,000 of park bonds to the New York Life Insurance 'Company at 104.08.

The house. of J. W. Sells- man, of this city, made an offer for 3.G5 per cent, bonds "In accordance with In en already laid down and suggested," a phrase which Is said to have 'puzzled the committee, and which gave rise to acrimonious discussion. F.

Baker, on behalf of the New York Life, declared that the bid was too ambiguous. He said that all could un- dc-rstand the bid of the Insurance com" pany a glance, but there "was so very indeflnke In the Seligma ns's aid, and the New York Life's was by th.e highest. W. K. on behalf of the Sellg- mens, said that the house was well known and of unpuestloned standing, and he was sure that it would do what was right if it got the bonds.

He offered to withdraw the offer and then decided not to: After sharp 1 words had been said one. way and the o'ther, the committee decided to stick to the 4 per cents, and to accept the New York Life's offer. DBTTNK. DKOPPED HEB, BABY. Woman with an Infant Falls on an Stairway.

Annie O'Rourke, the wife of Jolin O'Rourke, a hardworking, abstemious mechanic living at No. 437 Bast Twenty- ninth street, started from her home about 7 o'clock last evening taking her three-nionths-oldibaby with her, Intend- ng to take an friend in Harlem. train to vjsit a' She stopped On the way several.times to refresh herself with drink, and when she reached the station she was In a maudlin condition. While ascending the stairs she fell, and the infant 1'olled down several steps. A crowd The woman was found helpless condition, and the child was slightly injured.

They sent to Bellevue. YALE'S NEW STEBEOSCOPE. It Projects Pictures That Shan: Out in Relief. (Special to The World.) NBW HAVEN, June private exhibition of Yale's new lantern s'tereo- scope was given psychological laboratory to-night by Scripture and his assistants. This is Intended to show models on a large scale, Is a gift the Inventor, Anderton, o-f England, and Is the only one in America.

It projects pictures on a screen so that they are seen in relief. Two different views 'of the same''scene were projected by two lanterns with polarized light. The views appeared on a silver Screen as a confused mixture, but by means of small eye-glassea each.spec- tator was provided, they were separated for theeyes and were seen just as shown nature. A triple lantern' for work-in colors also exhibited. NOT PERMITTED TO TEACH.

Mils Wood Unrred from Xcjtro School, us She Had Colored Escort. Miss Fannie Wood, English girl who, arrived on the New York two trips ago, returned yesterday on the same ship, before the'vessel sailed: "My home Is, In Darlington, Durham, England. My parents last spring entertained a colored, cleYsyma'n, the Rev. M. of school In Peedee, N.

C. He persuaded me to accompany him to America and become a teacher in the Peedee institution, "When I reached Peedee I was not permitted by either whites or blacks to teach In colored "Institution. 'I suffered all sorts of humiliation and abuse. The North Carolina papers were full d' counsel. sss, hesitatingly.

ET CAR EXPLODE, BOMBS, Qttc'Rnn Over ou a Tramway Fires a Bnllet, "SiUmming Tyro PersonH. Two easy-going- horses were trundling a car through Houston street, near Mulberry, yesterday 'morning. Their driver didn't see a little black object' on one of the rails. It was there, though. A wheel hit it.

There was a loud and the horses jumped. So did the driver; but he -put the brake, on. But 'there was more than npise and Ih'e' black 'smoke that rolled from under the car. A bullet past the of Otto, a janitor's assistant 'at 'Police Headquarters, went 'through a girl's sleeve? and 'Imbedded '-Itself- In a wooden door. An Italian living In Mott street gave It as his the black object was a kind of bomb or explosive cartridge -manufactured by his countrymen to be fired from small cannon.

ESD OF liYIiRD LIFE. Alice McKenna, Who Oame Here from Florida, Expires In Convulsions, AUce McKenna was born at Key West, twenty-six years ago. When her parents died she came to this city and the of -her wayward die- position. Lately released from the House of the Good Shepherd, the woman to live with Nellie Russell, at No. 316 Thirty-sixth street; Nellie Russell, Cora 'Kearns and Eliza Paisley, Janltress of the apartment- house, were in the front room of the Russell fiat at 1 P.

M. yesterday. Alice MeKenna was on a sofa In another room. The woman suddenly fell Into a convulsion more severe than those that had before attacked her. Dr.

F. M. Helblg, of 'No. 311 West Thirty-sixth, street, was hastily called and found her dying. An ambulance was summoned.

When it arrived the woman was dead. Canal street, and north to the junction of Third and Fourth avenues." The plans-submitted by Mr. the engineer, yesterday showed tbat the big on South Fifth street, Brooklyn, which It was thought would be an obstacle to, the Roebling street, was 'forty feet underground, 'and the foundation needed there would 'not be more than ten feet. The sewer wl therefore, The big Wili.amsburg and Kings Couri'ty bank buildings, about 'Which the director's were solicitous, will not be touched. meeting was, as usual, secret.

Commissioner Thurber moved that reporters' be admitted, but 'this was promptly voted down. When it was all over, Mr. Thurber made known the "The committee adopted the straight approach for New York by a majority of five to one," he "If the Legislature will 'allow, we will have a straight approach -Brooklyn 'as well. In the mean time we will begin operations on the basis of a slight deflection to Broadway, on the 'approaches will begin at- once." novOOO.OOO.*' 0 sti0 wllivb. OAME TO SEE'THE BBIDQE.

Denver Mttn Arrested Vletr- ingr the 'Ma nine Pjtnoranta. Stewart, a product' of the prairies, with wind- tossed -whiskers, wlde-spreadlnii: -sombrero and trousers tuolied away in massive boots; was the toous of all eye's in the Adams Street Police -Court, Brooklyn, yesterday. He said -he had come all the -way from Denver, on. set a look; at the- big bridge. he mentioned that he had travelled with such distinguished 'persofiag'es -as" "Box- Car" Casey, "Brake-Beam 'Shorty" and "Blind-Baggage Bill." Early In the morning Policeman Has- taw Stewart cllmo but on a plank from the centre 'of-the bridge promenade, cross the 'roadway peer wistfully down -at passing tugs and steamboats.

Convinced that Stewart was. looking for renown; Haaklns arrested 'him. told Justice Walsh-it was' his first sight of salt water and that he was simply enjoying 1 the marine panorama. He was, examination. Incendiary Flre 'Perhaps.

The flve-storsryitenemsnt-house at No. 216 West Sixty-fourth' street, Is occupied by twenty colored' families. On the grou.id floor llyus'Sllas Harris, who was once a fireman' down' Sbuth. Mrs. Harris smelled' smoke early yesterday morning and awakened her husband, who gave alarm.

The flre was soon put ouf. It had' started neat 5 the air-shaft in the cellar and' everythingVpoInted to" Its being of Incenaiary 'origin. Mrs. Harris said fhe heard a nolso as of a man running. upstairs from the cellar just before tlie iy the Judicious or' iimtiliuion bulH up until strong enoiiRh to resist evorv'tend- ency to disease.

HundredHo' subtle iriaUuUei are floating around 113 ready to nttnck.whaiwnrtliern Is a weak point. Wo may oscapo many a faial shaft by keeping ourselves wuli forllRed with pure blood and aproporly nourished Civil Service Gaze (r. Slnrtu simply wllh boiling waiei-or milk, tiold only lu hnlf-pouml Uus, by grocers, lehelled thus: JAMES ifc Homajopftthic CliemI is. Loiulon, BE' BEAUTIFUL. Nothing adds nioie to woman'a beauty than a.

slear, fauJtleas complexion. Nothing IB more easily had If yoa- go. about it In the right 'Way. Mme. A.

Ruppert'a Worltl RonowneQ IR, and lus been for many' years, the best remedy known to science as a cleanser of tha ekln. It does nqt take months, or even weeks, but only a few days aro -required to Its mar-. rellous effect. It never falls to. rcmovp entlraly Irora the skin all unnatural such aa freckles, moth, 1 tan, or to cure- any caao of plmp'es, blaclihoada, ec KB ma or acne, and It beuutlflea the altln as well, leavlnp, pure and clear as a child's.

It la Indorsed by many loading physicians as a reliable remedy for all sklo diseases. Call or, send for my book "How to Be Beautiful." Free. MME. A. RUPPBRT, BAST '14TH NEW YORK.

COWPERTH WAIT'S Carpets. HIGHEST LOWEST 'PllICBS. I.OJIG CREDIT, 1O4AVe.it. I'ltb PROPOSED EAST RIVER 'BRIDGE FOR, USE OF SURFACE AND ELEVATED RAILROADS. SAFES Mwler s.

Wlldar' Her- SAFES, new mill second-hand. JawelloH 1 0 and Becnnd-hana, our own and other leaJlnB malceti greatly reduced MARVIN ft CO 470 Brotdynr. 1,000 'for aale cheap, liedford near WedoeBday and Saturday avenlnga. ClrcuUra. 165, Ii7 Weat 126lh fasMohable STAGE DANCIXQ TAUGHT qulakly and corrflotly; novel ties, all stvlea Broadway; moderate terms; circular or oall, Lady harpist to travel with elocu- SOFT HAT3 AND CAPS.

tionist, Good Chance, World, uptown. Apply MONTAUK, 1033 Oatel Broaxlrn, of the story, Thfs was all because 1 travelled from England with the colored of all manUIacturM In city: don't rent- Interior ADVICE Lawsulta, absolute quiet- Yale StqclcnU Hobbetf. (Special to The World!) ly, speedily; WATSON BOND, 137 1 ly highest grade Instruments tur. ters; on nlubed: rented, $4 4 monthly: upalred ribboned and handsome tables free; telephone 1411 D1VOR13DS, dtpases; exiwrt deteotl WE8TLOTOBN Detective and Agency, 1J7 beries have occurred on the Yalo cani-t all makes! cash or repaired months tntt monthly. Typewrit rented, 12 HOW RICH in ft few I have Handbook, robbed of cjothefl Instruction.

ALL KINDS rftore llxeures very cheap; butter ice- hoilses. Ijoxoit, showcases, coyntefs, BhelvSng, cigar figures, scales, gas iixture.s, coffee mills, ten, coffee and spice boxes, biike-liousu flxturea; delivery. MEVliliS. 20'J East 53th 3tl ave. STORE FIXTURES, new, second hand; upright cutter, butcher refrigerators, coffee-mlKa, scales, counters; showcases, cheap.

255-271 Broome QUO block -cast ot Grantl 2il avo. station. ALL KINDS Kccond-htiml new atoro showcases, coiniters, shelving, cigar fliuiros, butter refrigerators, settles, ftc. LENNIG SQNS. nZB-331 East 34th at.

STOR13 butter refrlRcra- tora, counters, ehalvlns. tvallcaaea, fclioivcaaes, 220 2tl si. FIXTLRKS, counters, shelving, wall- casess, refrigoratora, catnstera, coffuo mil la, BRu'lflK. MICHAELS. 2d corner jSlat st ALL KIN'DS-CASH RI2O-I3TEUS Half prlca, upairs guardniBea; new style caBh rocoid 9GHMJTT 173 Prince fit ALL KINDS OF STORR FIXTURES, upright ica- htjxea; 5 alore furnlsliing, WOLLIM 2373 Sd li7th lit.

ALL KlNbS new mM secoinl hanJ llxturea bought and-sold; cheapest and bbst market for TAYLOR, 834 Kant 34th st. AT SACRIFICE, upright piano, parlor and leather suit, foldlng-hed, mirrors, 23S Woodbine of Oats, lioiiacs, holala. bought. Call or nrldross 10(1 32d st. A HUNDHB1) oak mantels, with French bevel mirror topg.

$10 up. GRANT, 206 W. 42d.i of flats and holmes bought for cash. 71-73 University place. A.

BUNDY EMPLOYKKS T1M10 RECORDER. In peii-fect condition. 317- Broadway, room 20. A.I3NTIRE FURNITURE of residences, flats or hotels bought; fair valuation. Address HOLT2, 34 12th at.

anfl one InsUo showcaeefl, one 'counter and one tnbie. Aatur House. BICYCLES for two days only. $100 wlieels lor $45; for two days only. W.

BARBER Ocean Boulevard, opposite Park entrance, Urook- Ivn. Take SmUh stvpct car. U1CYCL12; gantlmiian's or i sojd to-day eqd money. ROT, 236 7th at, ALL MONEY wjiite a it -typewriting at VEJt-MIL-YE'8, 816 Broadway, New York. i BANJO, mandolin, guitar, stage dani'iiiR taught thoroughly; J5 cburoe.

J. D13AN. B23 Sd BANJO, MANDOLIN, jtg, clog and buck dancing taught: circulars mailed; J. BOOAK. 35 3d AVU, DOOKJCEKPING by mercantile methcari; private tuition by practical accountant.

HAYWARD. expert, 21 West IDth St. COLLEGE, 401 Oth piano, mandolin, banjo, guitar, singing; private Instruction. Instruments loaned. Colleges, Schools, composition, elocutionary bookkeeping, penmanship, spoiling; private 1UNGSLEY 8 East 15th -st, ALL EARN MONEY, while learning atenogrftphy and typewriting 816 New York.

A SUCCESSFUL SHORTHAND SCHOOL; cntfir for fall positions; graduate' placed. METROPOLITAN 15fl Fifth ave. GAFFEY'3 SCHOOL, mil Ward Bunk IZoth et. and Lexington ave. Only 25 cents per leeson.

Open day all summer. You nro aure, of a position. NEUbKCTED EDUCATION, grammar, reading spelling, arithmetic, shorthand, typewriting bookkeeping; $10 term. MODERN, 434 W. 23d st! Dancing Academies.

First leGtwns'-prlvute. LADY ASSISTANTS. WALTZ guaranteed In six private lessons, with music, for $6 HOSEA HIGGINS'S ACADEMY OF DANCING; HO West 23fi near 6th BVC. "It" station. Evening Classen, 7.30 lo 10.30; private lessons, t(cltetai used at pupils' conventenco; lour quarter, 24 loasans, $5'; recaptions.

Wednesday, Saturday; open nil summer A. lo 11 Cooled by cold air. MISS.McCABE'S DANCING ACADEMY; open all summer, at 'l Bast 17th between fitli ave. and Broadway, Clauses eve-y Afwrnoon evening; private lea- any hoUr, 11, waltz guaranteed In sit yn- lesaona, J6; i lenaona, quarter, 24 lea- ions. lady and gcnUomon asBistants, Receu.

BICYCLE, high grade, yood as KOuVarf new; SJii. 43d ice 1C lady's, POOLr-Wflgner Sandford, Tacturera; factory, 45 Groat Jones near Broadway; new tnblca, with East cuahlons; aacond- BIL.LIAHD and pool tables; wo meet everyone's prices. New York Billiard Table 783 B'way. IUljIAKD-and pool'tab Jen. naxvand necond hand, aupplled with BarthoUU quick' cushions; eaoy crniH.

A. B. at. IULLIA1U) and pool tables, all sizes, 'at auction prices. GRIFFITH ft 16 4tli nvo.

URUN3W1CK-HALKE TA new; sell for half cost. Address W. 2ild CAriH 100 in uuiutur. for 33 National Total adders, price J60; Lamson key totil ad.lora, Jitt; Lamsoa check printing 5(0, NBW YORK SECJ- OXD-HAND CASH unnisTEn EXCHAXQE, ijfli 1 rtov wear nf Hnher's Museum. CASH nEQISTEttS.

cheaper tluin elsewhere; ox- changing, repairing a specialty. URAIXIN, 124 East 3 4 1 at. (oppos 1 to jAcadc! my nt Alua c). (wrtitltmB, railings, tables, counters, shelving, safes; stores, offices fitted. FIXN HROTHHRa, Centre at.

DIAMONDS. WHtclioa, nno Jewelry; easy terms; representative cnlla with samplca. JOHOXNOT BROTHBItS. 51) Millden lane. DIAMONDS, watches, Jewelry, easy payments; repreBcntativo will c.all with samples.

Sj-ndi- cate Watch 11 Enat Htli st. largo quantity oE outslAe blinds ot varloiJB stzea- cheaj); only per pair; end n-ul n. 'r; Apply to engineer of tho Rutlana, Broafl-way anA it FOB of deeks'and chairs, together doublo-door flro-proof well-known mak all now Jfljt yeftr. box- 90 World. f'Oll fttje aacrlfleei- complete mrnl- ture ot.

6-Fodm Hat, 'In -bulk. Call after ti, JPS West Hoor. left. KOU ami) pi us of California diamonds- your cliolcti ll-and worth 57 nnd Jio Brontlwny ORKAT klnetnacopes, full tion otitflt, groat money-makt-is Can bu iean at J. P.

8IU)'S, 4S Liberty st. upstalrB ICE-BOXES, marble, soaa, ail Jtinas drug fixtures; atares, offlcea fitted. FINN" 28-32 Centre Bt. MANUFACTURERS of washing powder, In Brooklyn, tor sale; only $500 down, other buBlnesn. might exchango for real efltnto.

Address POWDER box 61 World M'UST BB, SOLD llahi fixtures, lew BaN oillce. lot signs. Xorlhoaat corner 42d.Bt., ji TABLES (or J8B and TYPEWKITER IlBAUQUAKTEBSf 104 Pulton near Nassau, lormcrly Liberty at. lartfeat stock.