The Brooklyn Citizen from Brooklyn, New York • 2

THE UHC0 CITIZEN, MONDAY, MAECII 7, 1892. WENT TO WASHINGTON. IN WALL STREET. GOT HEU LIBERTY THE SIXTH WEEK. JDurpay Eiimlaii Special Announcement SHE COMMITTED SUICIDE.

Criminals Before Judge Moore la the Court of In the Court of Sessions this morning. Judge Moore presiding, 1 nomas Williams wai sent to the Kloiira Keformatorv for an attempt at burglary, John Banks pleaded guilty to aa attempt at grand laroeny, and James Evans made a similar plan. illiam HoComiakey pleaded ffuilty to an attempt at bnrglary. the indictment against Christina riogel, of No. 104 Ken street, for grand laroeny in the second degree was dismissed, bhe was charged with the theft of a watah and chain.

Members of the Tabernacle Enjoying an Excursion, Between 400 nnd 500 people went to Wash ingion this morulug. The ezoursion wai nnder the auspices of the letting Peoples' As- tootation or me nrooaiyu lauernaoie. nsj left from Hie- toot of -Liberty -street. and it required several ears of thaitlti. mora and Ohio railroad to aocoiuiodate thaiu.

ihsv wttl arrive in at 5 where ample accommodation as been aectired for them at the Willard's and Hotels, the fully decor ol aud Lent's oroheJfa furnished moaioon the way. I he party m. on vVednesdar. i tie tourists, when in "asnyigton, will visit Vongre-is anu ausmi a rerepwou ai tne nue ouse. ibev will alto be allowed guides and free admission to all the joint of interest in that city.

Mr. 1'homas ilendriokspa. No. iil7 Atlautio avenue, bjaf charge of tile party in the interest ot the WALK FEE. BOSS CA 'ENTER ABTHTJK FOX EJECTED TO IT.

Money Collected that Should Have Been Turned Over to Its Rightful Owner A Brooklyn Hill Lawyer Who Was Pretty RougTfly Handled Some time ago Arthur Fox, a boss oarpenter, of Uoodhavau, having some bad debts to collect, hired Counselor Walker to collect one nartioular account of 10. The men met, near the lawyer's house on Saturday morning, r'ox demanded his mouey. A disp ensued, and Fox struck talker sq a are in the fnee. 1 hen be procee le 1 to take ten dollars' worth i satisfaction out nIkAr Vallifr "immediately went bef re Justice Vaeherou anil swore oat warrant for th nrrHRt nf roi. i he warrant Wai laced in the hands pf uilicer swift, but Fox skipped out of town and ha upt been' Been since.

LAMP HOVSE BUKNKDW Tt ia vnVv seldom that the firegcomnaoies of Woodhnveo and Park have occasion to their skill in putting ont a tire. It is a rule iu that vicinity te look the doors as Moon hevins, and not to admit a firemam I here is more damage doue by the tirAiiWu tlmn the tire. lAtterduy an oil lamp ay nluded in lam bouse ot the Ixing Island and burned like tinder. Abont tifty railroad lump- were (ietroyed. Luckily it stood ajone, or more dam ace would have been done.

MepheoMujeiiBou, of tvoodhaven, was the brt on tne scone, and was the means of putttug it out, AERANGING FOS THE Irish Societies Complete Details for St. lay eicurauoa. Thn Convention of Irish Societies, of which the Canton street winir of the Ancient Order of is the all-iuiportaut fac or, held their regular weely meeting yesterday at No. nis Canton street, and further completed ar rangements for the annual st. Parrrok day celeoration.

President Alyles MoPartland held the gavet ana cecreiary jonn uughes kept the minuses. ihe minutes of the previous meeting being read and approved the role call ot delegates took place. i )n motion the vacancies caused in several attending delegations by absentees were tilled from auitwn iuose oreenL A committee composed of one delegate from each affiliating society byiviug representation was appointed by Prendeut Mofnrtland to noiuiuu a brat and seeoud aid to the grand marshal of the day. ror brbt aid the committee presented the names of 1. nomas boden and John Dyer.

ihe content for the oihoe' was derided in favor of Air. Gatfney by a good majority. i-or second aid Hugh J. Donnelly and Manna McDuda were named bv the committee. Mr.

Ijonnelly retired from the field in favor of the latter candidate, and the secretary cast one ballot, mttbiug his election nnanimoas. 'ilunhJ. Donnelly was by unanimous con sent made "'special aid" to the Grand Marshal. iimes Kooney was niso nominated but he declined on lie ticklish ground that he "would have to lie strapped on to a hone" before ha could riue one iu safe y. 1 be Coin mi: tee dn Music feported that Professor Meveuson band of tweuty-on pieces would furnish the musioou ht.

Patrick's day at union rates of $0 per mun and for the leader. hn ommittee on coaches was appointed James KodJen, tbomaa F. alcuade and lan-na-McPuda. Each division is expected to have a list of their represenia'ive aids prepared i time for nextMiDUaya meeting. 1-iefore the convention ndjonrned County Delegate Dillon announced a special meeting of the A.

O. M. for next ySednesda evenin? at clock at the same address to elect a grand marshal for the order for the ensuing year. After adjournment ihe County Board of the A u. u.

wen: into executive session. POUEED HOT WATER ON HIM. James Johnson's CoinplaitAsainst Ills Wif James Johnion. 24 rears ef ace. livinir at Xo.

4.1 liroa'lwajr, viii ed the Clrmer street 'st ttioo yesterday anl asked to have his wife arretted, tfohason'a face aud neok were badly seakledj anJ he claimed his wife hud thrown iiot waier orer him. AceotJ'mi to his story his wife left the house -alurdaj mebt aad tailed to return until an early hour yesterday morning. asked where she had been, and when she refused tvj tell he Ehreatened to leave her. she told him he coiild so as soon as he pleased, waned nu ll he had eacked hia clo hing, and hs ue was about to leave ahe began throwing the crockery at him and then turned the of hot water over him. lie was totd to enure a warrant for ltn, wife's arc at the Lee avenue court, ne hud hU Taurus attended to at a ncjgiibcriug.drut store.

Grand Jury for March. To-day iu ihe Court of Sessions, the following citizens were sworn as Ijr iud jurors: K. rVtr, foreman. Ill Lafayette av. Edward Llau'l.

i.ranrlst. Me ili-iruSKn, lu seventh av. Auirtist amin. ort Ham, lion. Krctertik .7,1 MouioeaL Hmry nnt iliia 1 -nintronK.

ailfortl av. Chants i 7 Tom aim v. Juliu u.li an, 4 ii.rj Ciarles Mc auir il n. .1 ulniy at. Max ii 4 rm Iway.

Arilnircl, au, ulr.y at llnry i oiim hi, yrll.iv. Julin F. F-irt iiu.n Jubn i.ibu.. ho.t-insko st. Fiuriun Stiin-iiter.

-h'Ta I mhirenlli St. lliuiry U. tul u-. liu, mv. Wllliittili.

111KU. AUmrt J. kB.i.,, i.eiklmer at, uear Bcheaeets4r ar. In the "Bend." i'homas A. jjker.an insttraoce agent, living at No.

IKS. We-t lSth street. New l'ork, was paasiug thro ign liaitar street on Saturday afternoon wheu he was accosted by Mil on l.ricksline, a young 'p iiler-iik for ilar ue a ciotniug da er at Baiter and 't or streets, au 1 aoiinted to buy an overooaU linker shook huuself looe from Urickstiue gr so. wuere ipuu the 1 it er ruck him a blow iu the lace. w.mt into the store to complain to iinrueit, and, was bustled out airain with violence.

Baaer then bad a warrant issued for lincitstinee arrest, and in tue lomb. Police Uourt to-day ustloe AlcMahon held him in $3UU bail to answer. New Bridfri rhttforra. -Anew ineoming platform" ia being bnlltat the Brooklyn end of the bridge. 1 here were some dantarous features about the old one that had be dispensed with, and other Improvement are contemplated that will add to the utility aud comfort of this end of the structure.

Colonel 1 says that in the lull to take the tax off bridge bonds the Controller of tbis city will have power to til the rate of interest, whkh may be 3 or 1 per cent. To the Inebriates' illiam Fitt Washburne, son of the late nihil Is. iVashb rne, i nited states vlmiler t-raDce, was diacuarged in the N'ew Vork tietierson Marke. poucd eourt to-day, and turueti over to the custody of Dr. Ferguson, hnperinteudent ot ibe r'allkill Inebriate Asylum at Ceutral Valley, ii.

1. ri BUSINESS AND SPECULATION ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE, An Irregular Stock Market President Corblu's Resignation Said to Be In in Gold Ordered. 'I he stock market this morning has been ir regular, but lu the main strong, with spas modic activiry moderately well distributed 1 he early strong features were liak. Shore, Burlington, Susquehanna stocks, Tennessee preferred, Canada Southern, "Mop" and Delaware and Hudson The sharpest declines, were in Cordage, Koad ing. New England, Distillers and Cattle Feed era, iiichmond Terminal preferred, Eastern Illinois, Edison General and Miohigan Central.

Lake Shore by the noon hour recovered from 135 to 137; Susquehanna preferred gained Tennessee Coal, Delaware and Hudson, 2 Cordage on news of contemplated "investigation" similar to that -in whisky. New England dropped 1 per vent, to tv, out raiuea to on recurring bull It is alleged that President Corbm's resignation has been placed in the hands of the Bostwick crowd snd will be announced to-morrow. About the market began to sullen all around. Lake Shore had droDDed to ISbii. bnt ral' lied again to 1.17M.

the highest of the morning. Heading, from 64, rallied to within of oaiuraay a oiose. Eastern Illinois dronoed to 83V without ex planatory statement or inference. Iiichmond 1 ertuinal preferred is np to 67, a gain of from Saturday. 1 be common sold up to 13'.

Only in gold was engaged for shipment aud 2,240,000 franca were received by tne Donrgogue lu transit to cuds. Lresident Miller and a maiorltr of the SL Paul board are alleged to be opposed to the declaration of a dividend on tue common stock on Ihnrsdar next. Attorney General lienael will test in the Dauphin County Court, aa soon as necessary 4aperB oan be prepared, the constitution ality of the leases by which the Philadel phia and heading liailroad Company, haa as sumed oontroi of tue iehigh Valley ana New Jersey Central Kailroada. A bill in equity, including an application lor a permanent injunction to restrain operations under the lease, wilt bs tbe proceeding adopted, s. Lawson Co.

reiterate the opinion that the best policy to pursue in the present speeulation ia to buy on reaotions, and advise orur very quick tarns on the short side, if an. "Professional as the market may be, (tie bun interests seem to be powerful enough to take onre of big quantities of stock. The truth seems to be that, exoent what London gives ns. Wall street has not a great deal of Hosting stuff to take care of. While the banks are so full tbe loss of $10,000,000 to $15,000,000 of gold is not likely to make trouble.

Ihe silver question is much more seriou. and may yet csuBe trouble." Thef ollowing table shows the stock fluotu-stloua up to 2:00 o'ulock: 4 Opsn- niga. Low. Closed Ins est est 2:30 last eve. to.ilay.

since, ainoe. p. Am, ang. KeL ees tmv "57 He 85'. atonisoa s.

stiH av1 Am.l'ot nO.g'a otre 8fr'4 Clue Bui. wiun. 106i 1064 Col Coal 36 Citlzeaa' Oaa of B. lul 108 Cnicseo Uaa 7(11 77 CunsuUUaten 112 Canada po Cauaua ti'Jig 63V ok 1.... Wt Tl Cbss.4 Uaio 25 I lies, U.

lal Did. 61 Cbea. JO. DM. 4.1 '4 43 Ul Lack.

4 Weal 1 KU llidij 77 77ia 63 ft au 43 25 "43 160 139 33 1 2514 11)0 Hi lr.Sas 137 33 25 fJel. Huo, Canal. 138 Into? 140 Brie aa) xt', xy hrle 'J63 Slais Sui rie A West. 76 Hucklnr 81 TOS Lead Trust. 111 Hi Loos laland 8bure Louisville Nash.

ftleiiuattan alo, Haa. A Texas, Ulaaonn M. Hsw Jersey )i or Lb waa tern ror. A West. A West, era In' AHt-liOiue.

fiortftern 01 to. Did. M. v. jui ISSHi 13it ld7ki 135 74 Hs 137 741.

7t 74 "a 74 "a 17H 61 1174 1311 1111 14 5U 211 aSH, (I7H, All Hi 85 lu', 36 Hi CM It IL'4 IV8 4 117 113 24 llrtHi 139 1211 "id 2UH "B7'4 50 14 B4 t- IOI4' 36 Hi Ml "4 1'4 SU' 60 621, 61 62 II814 117 118 13 .138 Hi 1311 lltfl, 120 50 HUH 611 H44 104 34 66 Hi 13 0H 8104 laS 5U 60 20 Hi "Hh 41) 111 Hi 16 36 Hi 64 12 XII 7U, 128 4U 60 20 "6734 6i 3 16 -364 65 13 Sit 80 128 40 Auuouai uoroiMca. 'urtu A oer l'noino Hall Head Blcamond 4 Terta. Hook lalaod 81. Paul. xu fa.

pia 6L i-aa. A Uiuatis. BL faul o. St. I'.

in. Mao. Texas lena. oaiA 1.... Unloa Western Weet Wabasu.

Waoana WatMlina u. Pipe l.iaectla bnver n. elf. "10 44 '4 46 87 Hi 124 211 4 36 6'J 47 46'a 88 411 461 87 4(1 46, 88 1 80 116 46.14 87 204. 30 35', 211 BO'S loreiffn lOBanre.

486a48S. iionev, I Hta2 1 ne baios iuus tar. ziii.euu euaree. (iuverumeut 2s, 1 (Jli 4a aw 4S ft. alllli lao.

117H171. JLz-divldend. THS Mice OT OHDS. US 109 SU 8t AK lot a 8 tlev lat 88 113 liiMa. AHiasr inu 14 a oa.

At pau luc 13 at raig 5a. 103 Ht lU2 Nona aio 1st 10 bruoalyu A.1 115 Nona lMtn 11 biowsiya 2U. 86 pao let r. llHii CiUC 1UJ1H Norm 1'ao 2d: 1111. bUWUUIIVI.M....

IM 1 mg Canada 80 1st Itl7 Norlti Pao on 5..... 7u cent Ptia of '95 IU6H1 Morta dc A' 103 Cent Put of 1 tuij ef 5a 107 jheuou 5s 104 Norutwestal 113 Cutis lat 11:1 1 2d 115 Udk 8 1st 101 Ohio 111 l'-'ll CA I lat, ,1 77 South 66 C0 2d, a) A Oregon Una lac 103 11 HI 4a, 94 14 Orenoa 8a. ltif, a A 14 4s, 88 a js on 1.2 C.8A114 123 lore Kdt Nod 114 CliUaaoUaa lat. MU, OO Ct 8t 1(16 Clav lat 90 P. UB lat luu Cull 11 P.

LI 15 2.1 70 Oil ea I P. 11 SI 1st 1117 11 A 11 1st 7s. of 'ill 101)', Head 1st el 74 63 8li4 0.1, lit 62 7.1 1112 U6 34 102 7u uen tun mi sii itetMl Dut, ttd db A 15 Head ea aa. tl, VAU 1st Ill Ueauid 01 in kHz Bis a 811, ttiua. Han 6a IT, 111 05 TtrOl brie 2d on RsWPTtr It VV 1st 14.11s it Uraudfl FlWaUU 1st 1111 14 Koou Island 0e Ja Pac 2d ca S3 lat w.

87 IwiNtrSd js let Jut iweat col tr rua ist lul hi lat Iroo Mount lid HlSSi Ht aw tld 11 1 St L'AS 6s 1... 60 lata Ma BSs euls Ht sa H'i xtpoul a n.i hi 11 en a Hfknsaa Pao on. 1' 2d KSTads KaaOfcu Ky central 4a. Keo A 11 KlugaOo HI Knot 1st. Laclede Gas lssWIi K15 no PoICal lat ea it VI isoioto Valtwt ia 1IH Tena 4 I 1st HI i'lei Pae lat 6s 100 4 Tax Pao va lao Iahib 1 aon 4s.

con ts r. A A A ea Lon isianu ua 1 1 1 toi 1st La Mult 1st lit! Onion El 1st aen (la 1 id 1st ot 1H9S A 4k ivl iUtah Soiitliorn L. at Tlst irji pao, Urn ii tl Met Ktev 1st llfti Va aoa. A asu Is 61 Watiasli 1st at a. 7a 01 VJHH Webaan 2d sen 6a ll'JU Waltaaa dnb JOlstcn I'JII's 'Wust Hb'ire YCSatlsb lwiii Wis 4a doll lbl) WiaCeatral F.i.lntreal W.

8. Lawaon Company. If a 49 ExcSann place', New lork, quote 12 m. prices at llbston as follows: 2(W iMpt. Cm.

stork IPIq S-iVMrx. n. ai Inra. 35i Krin. 11 umd 41, V0.

nous. KL Co 611 Wost Rnd I.an.l .,13.. On. Pf. 41 MS 1 Wis.

Can 18ia in, 1. R.er.... Km 4b New Tl 61 jK v. 1.11 Ht Am. Bell Tel and fon Top.

ler Hortton I osum I'rov Central Otalral Masa, lleo Krle rel flint Pure Ma'it. Kt Port- (iL asiam tore ex. Central 4a 1 -r .1, Jiiuup Wel.lg 1 Ill's' George H. Prentiss Co. Willinm ttrMt, New York, 300 MoDtaTift trartt, Jirooklyd, AenUn la Ga aad City iiaiK road Stook tmi liondi, and othef llrtit-olbM invettitnteonritie', Ordnn exeoutad on th New i'ork btocJc KxciiSDge for ouh or on margin.

Killed by an Explosion of Glycerljie. Winntpeo, Maroh 7. Edward Errirk- oa and rrnnk hyhb both of Mnnipeff. were killed at Parry wood ataLiun yeatarJAr by explosion of elrcertne in a oan in which they were earn ins water. Prominent Men Arretted for Smuggling, Marine Crrr.

Man-b 7. Thirty of the moHt nroruioent citizeua here, inolniiiug several feed id ii afioroeys and clenrytnea, were apprebndad yestnrdf.r for aiiMiitioif in the Diii(fKling of valuable olothing aoroaa the lino ixom Canada. RS. MARGARET DUFF, DE SPITE HER HUSBAND. He Says Hint She Is Addicted to the Ue ot Stron Drink, and He Wanted Her Sent to the Inebriates' Home Itulded by the I'olloe.

i Maresret Dnff, handsome-looking woman, riohlj attired in saenUkin olonlc, 'with dia-monJs aparkled from her ears, wai orraigued' before Justice Goettini in the Lee avenile, court tolar oo chants of intoiioation, The complaint waa made br Policeman, ot Ihe iia.iford avenue atation. Ura. VaS grew Tery eicitoi when the complaint waa read to her by the magistrate and indignantly denied the charge. She laid ho at the time of ber arrest waa standing in the hallway of her honae at No. 279 honth Fifth atreet.

when her bin band in theotBcef and ordereJ her arrott. She claimed she anil her nuaoana naa oeea quarrelint, and she. waa laboring under great excitement at the time. tier husband, John Duo', who ia a well-to-do paper waa in court, and in-isted that his wife was intoxicated tb time, lie told the magistrate they had formarlT lired in Albanr. and had oome to this city in hope of getting her from her bad aaao-ciatioua to that plic.

She was addicted to troni drink, ha and reaiiested that she ha ooinmittail to the lnobrlilei nome. in re sponse to Alr.Uuff'a request Jnstioe Goetting snmnioned H. olf a Divi-ion avejuie oigar- dealer. io conrt and demanded theksuurn of a taogold watch which Mm. DuS had left thAra its for whioh ahe had bor rowed from him.

Mr. olf returned the timepiece on payment of that sum.1 Justice UoHttinff rafiiHed to entertniu the oomDlaint, and discharged Jlra. Duff, who hurriedly left the court. The K. Post.

Post No. 28, of which Frederick Cochen wa recently chosen couimau hnally adopted the name of the uaury Miller ot a meeting hold Inst evening, ot Kratsrnitv itooms. Bedford aveuue and South second a. rest, ihe po-it is an offshoot from Abel I'oat. No.

43 the troubles ot which have been thoroughly aired from time to time. Mrs. Khclnliiirdt Is Free. Mrs. Marv Kheinhardt.

who. as stated in yesterday Citizen, whs detected Healing lace In the millinerj store or Miuon nmiiB, 711 Uroadway, on t-atnraiiy nignt, was or-rnWned in the Lee aven ie court yesterday, 'the oompliiiniiut failed io appear and Jusiice (joettlng ulscnarged nor. Rallied by tlie. Police. The police of the Bedford avenue atation uhenrthed a peculiar elate of affaire in the de- lipula 1 two-story frame house, No.

121 North Tnird street, yesterday. The house up to a few weeks ago had been when suddenly the neighbors about noticed it had been taken possession of by a number of touch looking meu and women. he police mane a descent npon the'plsce yesterdBy evening and arrested tue inmates, Ihey were George MarKey, NormanvLouk- wood, Marcus- 'i aft. Georgina-. 'left and Lena Clark, who are all old timers.

An empty milk oan was also found 'in one of the rooms, ine Clark: woman, wno claimed to be the lessee of the house, was oharged with larceny in the Lee avenue couri to-day. while the others were held by Justice -Goetting as disorderly peiaona. Mrs. Trainor Succeeded. Coroner Lindsay held an iunnffst this morn mg over the body of Airs.

Lizzie trainor, 40 yeara of age, wno committed suiciue last eve ning by cu.Uug ber ihroat witu a razor. Mrs, Irainor, who waa 40 years of age, lived with her husband Charles and their four ohiidren at No. 235 Green street. SAYS IT IS HIS PATENT. Granville Woods Finds Ilimsclt a Prisoner Before Judse Connelly.

Granville T. Woods, colored, of inventive geuius, appeared this morning in the tiatea avenue police court as dofendant in a suit for criminal libel. The plaintiff was James Xerber, of No. US Keid avenue, OrannfeV -of American Emineering Company, Who charged Woods with the publication recently in an electrical paper of the following sAtiNiNn, It has come to my knowledge that the American Engineering Company of New lork city ia offering fur sale au electrical street railway aystem, whicn is covered by patents owned aud controlled by the undersigned, who herebr cautions and warns the nubiio airaiust closing contracts v.ith the aboie oompany. The plans of this system have been purloined by J.

si. Zerber, manager of the above oompauy, who is now engaged in equipping a Btreet railway according to said plans aud without the cou-seut of the inventor. Gbantiixe T. Woods. Woods claims that he is the inventor of sn electrical system differing from all others iu the market, iu wuicii he iuterested Mr.

Zerber, l.egister 1 nomas J. Kenna, General iienry W. Mocuni and other capitalists interested lu the Coney Island hdecric road, who engaged him as an employee. Seeing be was not to be let iu "on the ground be says he issued the notification for which his presence waa to-day desired In court. Justice Connelly remanded him in default of $5tW bail.

1 ALL ABOUT A DOG. Henry Chris's Mongrel Causes Considerable Trouble. A feud of long standing existing between two families residing on Fulton, street culminated yesterday iu a hot encounter between the heads of the malcontents, in which a dog a can of beer figured as important accessories. Iienry Christ is the owner of a inongrei of uncertain pedigree, ins neighoors considered the brute a nuisance, and one of them, Joan ilford, vented his spleen littiug tb. animal on the point of his boot.

Gilford explained in tne Gates avenue police court to-day that Christ's little ooy set tbe dog 00 bis oii'spriug yesterday, aud that he spumed tbe ferocious brute from his doorstep. Hearing of the fact, Christ sailed vVilford to account lu strong put emphatic langnage, and waa answered by a blow irom a beer can, receiving the liquid eoDtents in his face. A aetto resulted in widen Wilford fcot tbe worsted it, was the coniplaiuant betore usfbaVChinHlly against his neighbor for assault iu theUuird degree, and hrist was ol.lued to pay lu for his superior knowledge of bsticuUs. Insulted Kcrgun's Intended Wife. Mcholas Mnlvay, of'JV'o.

2K0 St. Mark's avenue, was found in a dly damaged condition in --asniugton avenue last night by Officer Crook, of the leuth i'reciuct. ilesald be bad been assaulted by Juhu iegaq lor making remarks his liancee. Amuulance burgeon auie up bis head, and Judge t.agirerty in the Butleralreet court, sent him to 4ail for two daya for drunkenneas. A Shoe Store Biirhifd.

A fire occurred on tbe first floor of the three-story brick building. So. bay dates avenue, about 5:15 p. yesterday, the bmldiug is occupied by Pbilip r'elt as a shoe store, 'ibe damage to stock and fixture is 'Ihe building, owned by E. Pouch, was damaged fiiOU, ihe cause of the bra is unknown.

They Iiot Off K.iay. Otto Askerberg and August Holmgren, two Sweoe who broke an $45 pune of glass lu the liquor store of nobert Lambert, Ittf.iinr.h reel, early yesterday morning, were in the butler street police court lo-uay. Iimbart reiu-ed to make a complaint and they were lined for druuaeunesa. They Like Harrison's Butter. George, Harrison, a grocer at Madison street snd aveuue, has lo-t twelve tnbs of butter from his store since Jan.

1, tbe litatoue being stolen this morning by some one unknown to biin. I Senator Hill floes to Washington. Senator Hill, who has been stkying at Hotel Kormaudie. iu N'ew lork, since r'ridey, left at 10 o'clock ibis morning for Vaahington. of J.

EEBUTTAL TESTIMONY IN THE DIXONJ-ONES LIBEL SUIT, The Testimony of Dr. Mary Closed Tlili Morning Her Rcslznation from II in-son Place Sunday Scliool-Proftfssor HclUniiinti on tlio Stauil. The proceedings in the trial of the libel suit of DrMary A. Dixon-Jones against the Kaglt were this morning coilduoted in fart IX. of the Cirouit Court before Judge Barilett.

ibis it the sixth week of the trial, and the rebuttal "testimony for the', plaintiff will olce to-day and the case likely be torininated this week. The oross-eieminMioo of Dr. Mary. A. Dixon Jones was risimieJ Oy Mr.

Dyknian: "1 exaau-ined Mrs. Eixeuhut and operated twice upon her; 1 found iudioa ioh of cancer. the first operation did not relieve the dilBoulty. I saw hit husband af.er the Dr. Bnsh atmiI r.ha Atlmr in case of Kate Helm; before her death I (snt up with her two nights.

I had hopei that sne would rerover. I did make efforts to give ber paren's end friend information of her serious condition before she a deail. I remember Mrs. Echart: she died in the hospi-tat; I whs with her two hours before her dea h. I operate! oo Hannah riolf mam she died two honre afterward; it might be from hemorrhage, but in -her think It was from shook.

In Mrs. Brstgiremsn's ease I think there was a history of heart diiease; If he had not undergone the opera ion probably eha would not have died. I conscientiously believe heart disease -was the oh use of her death and that is why i wrote it in the death cenifioate. had iieen in the hospital a week. Nrs.

Collin? was nn ex-patient of mine. I i tl.nt im fild hr two or three days before that Mrs. FhIIat would die. Ihv6 bad a telephone iu my bonne poasinly 'tiVejenn. and also Qie in Gearon we for epilepsy.

1 examined nod diagnosed Mrs- Webster cae. I did not have JIr. bouip-on aftis her irk to a paper for any scientific irpo-tiH. it wa hardly for 'i cannot aee th-it i ahoulil nel any protet-tiou. I wanted a record of bet case, I simply thought it was Itetter to have the paper, i opernie 1 oa Mrs.

raisin; she died the sntue dar, rather thiuk there was some phyeicittn pre a at. iSiuce my direct exmioiiiioD I have looked at the records. I weal for- Mr. Cfmiu after she was dead; There were caea in which the relative of friend were summoned to I be patient' 9 si la before their death besidea the Ida hunt cae. Annie -Phil Up came into my family aa a reicnl.irly indentured apprentice to learn household worK.

1 auribnted the trouble to ti.e interference of the neishlor. 1 did not aband bar to ex-Indue lenney; I save ber up to au orpbaa naylum. 1 did not take her back from Mr. Tenaey. when she ran auar.

I was under connect to give ber clothes huA money when she left my eervice. I resinned from the Hanson Place E. Church Nunday schonl on Keb. lbM. 1 got Ida Hunt to write her consent to an operation for the same reason that I did others; many of the patients did so.

Possibly 1 did aflfc her playfully. It was not for scieu-a tific purposes; 1 could not say it was solely for fnrposet of self-defense. I saw that Mr. ant's determination to remove Ida was pro- need by what 1 bad said to mm Lb at she was lKtdv to 1-e-exaiuined by Mr. I recollect readinff the EqjIp editorial produced and read when it was pnbiisnad.

No suits had been commenced acaint me before the pnhlication of The articles, shonhl aay that iroin 6,000 to. 9,000 women patients came in a year to tne tbxoop ftTenue aud Fleet place dispensaries. Casin was buried at the hospital's et-pense. Dr. Lawson ait, of London, wm an honornry member of the oonsulUujr at a if at th oman's Uospital." Oioss-examineti agaiu by Mr.

Pykman: 'It was dnriuff the year 1887 that between 5000 and (MXK) patients applied for treatment at the two dispensaries. 1 dou't kuow abo it the report tiled for that period only showint; the number to be 1,500. I did not make out the reports, I wrote' the first nafe of one of the reports. I pre Dared some of tne statistics, and lr. Charles Jones prepared some of them.

I do not recollect telline Mr Wellwoo that the Board of J'rutteeft refused to pay bis bill for buryinff Atrs. CJasin. My private praetie was good before I went into the hospital business. Professor Charles examined' by-Mr. lialdwint "1 graduated from the University of Vienna, in Austria, and have a laboratory in New York.

Mrs. Or. Jones has been a recnl it student at my laboratory for the last seven or eight year." No Ball for Webster Yet. Lawyer Howe made a motion before Judge Cowinir, in Part III, Co irt o' General sions, tbis morninir to admii bis client. Barton C.

VebsieLjLail on the (rround that the jury which Vriea biin for bis life lutt week had failed to asree. and that two-thirds of them had been in favor of acmiitting Webster. Mr. howe cited the cmes of Hyde, snluvnn end Ac or Webster, all charged witb ditfetent bomiciles withiu the past year or so, and all of whom were admitted to bail pending a new trial. Fair for Slater of the Precious niood.

Prominent Catholic gentlemen from twenty-five dilferent pariaues met in (he hall of St John's Chapel last evening in the interest of the fair for the benefit of the histers of the i recious Blood. discnssins several echemes by which support may be secured for this worthy object, the delegate aereod to oome together ng in next Wednesday nftor-noon to hear reports from various quanerrf- Mr. A. 11. Bralcy of the ail Kir T'olice.

Is htithly irratttied with Ift-xxl'a arsaparlMa, He was vlly mo down, had no ht Ne Aid euwt diiitnMsanA he IVIt T' iCF.n ATJ A few iKjttltwot Ho tt's snnapar raeffcctM a -el. loo chaokte. The diatreia lo Ihe stou'iach is entirely ffona, 1m feels like man, bu1 can eat Mjiiiin-t: With old-time roilsh. Fur all of which he thunks fin-t ror-ilallr reo- tniend Hnot'n 'iru. tMrilla.

It la Tery imptirtant that itur.uir the moor ha APRIL MAV the bloxl ttmulil Ixt tnor-oarlily imrfiied and the -syaiein be givon trenjfth to withalaud the cinct of the cliuuitinif nenD. For this purpoae Hctd'a itho ftJ10 blowing flemonntrntei II SB iUl blood-piirifylut; iHi Ji I power: "I Have liai Al.l' KHfcl'M for ytart, and the pMt yrar one of my Ipeb. from the nut-e down ha ben bROKKN HT VERY BADLY. I too hloo-l mwliclae for Iook time with oo cood rt.Bi.lta, tod motiicioe lor lonx flayi won one time in-pit- to I WALK WITH CIUJTCHKS. I Dually concluded to try Howl's Sars-ipai ilia, and talure had takon one liottle t'to Improve neat was niarkeil thftt I cmtiaiiHd ttntU I had taken thrro butt Di.

and am now batter than I-hare'Uwo In year. TH 'N-FLA MAT i liaa all le't my tea; and it la rq. tixolyhea ed. I have had auch Ut-ne na iroin Uod Sarsaparilia ares'. tVaraaiwrilia that to ar.te ihU Tolnotary Uteii.rMit F.

J. Ki tKoway, ilich. HO'I)S Pil.LSacteaaily. promptly anr eUiclenUy tn tiie liver aud bowuia. lieaidinow piu.

i I to Delnsr nnrxpcctrdly delayed In the completion of our new prrm-laes, aa I'lmlinah avenue, ire are compelled to open In our present a. lurite portion of onr fjjprlnir Importutlona In the fol lowing UeparlmentM CLOAK DEPARTMENT. iNewmarKet3 ana Jaciceta hew styles for early spring' wear. SII.K DKPAUTME.tT. Printed Pongees, Chameleon Surahs, Cameo Stripes and, Black ground Moires.

DRESS OODS departhet, Fancv Cheviots at 75c. and 85c. Plain Vor9 in Jacquard and swivel effects, ifrencn irinted Challies, Crepe Cloths, and Serges in novel designs. CLOTH DEPARTMENT. A lot of fine Scotch Cheviots and Worsted Suitings, 54 inches wide; reduced from $1.50 to 90c, $1.75 to $1.25, $1.50, $2.

5Q to $1.75, $2.00. $2.00 to $3.00 -to BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT i -j Black and white striped Mer-veilleux, 75c. .4 Printed and Brocaded Indias, Striped Moires and Grenadines. FLANNEL DEPARTMENT. Anderson's Scotch Tennis Flannels and French Printed Flannels in new and attractive styles.

WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT. Scotch ZeDhvrs, MadraCloths, French Printed Satines and English Bedford Cords. JOURNEAY BURNHAM, 1 24, 1 26 and 1 28 Atlantic. Av. AN AWFUL, FIEEY DEATH.

Richard Scanlon, lu a Jealous Rage, Hurls a Lighted Lamp at His Wife. Mrs. Eats Scanlon, a nioe, handsome woman, died a loathsome, hideous creature in New York Hospital at twenty minutes past 8 o'olock this morn inc. Her death was one of moat extreme ssonr. and the cause of her demise, Kichard Soanlou, 29 ears of aire, is a prisoner in the West lento atreet station, oharged with murder.

Another figure in the tragedy ts the prisoners orotner, juicnaet Koaulon, whom itiohard now alleges despoiled his home. Richard came horns last night at No. 411 West sixteenth street, and finding things all wrong, threw a lighted lamp at his wife. 1 be woman rushed oat iu the street sores ruing, wrapped in a mass of flames, Policeman iVaitznelder. of the West Twentieth street station, hurried toward the spot.

Before he reached the scene be ssw two men wrench blazing rags from a woman's form, throw ihsin into the street and then bear her into No. 433 West street, her heartrending cries tilling the midnight air. Without further knowledge the otlioer sent in a hurry call for an ambulance to New York -nomitaL hen Ambulance Surgeon Sogers came he saw that ths woman coald not live long, snd he immediately administered quieting powders and also injected morphine in the woman's arm, after whioh she was taken to ths hospital, where, after hours of awful agony, she died. THE BEAED ESTATE. Seeking to Enforce a Covenant In so Erie Basin Lease.

An nation by the executors and trustees nn der the will-of Jeremiah P. Kobinson against the representatives of the late William Beard, to enforce a covenant on a leaae of part of the Krie basin, was tried to-day ia the bnpreme Court before Judge Pratt Ex-Jndge Choate appeared for ths plaintiffs, and air. I'lnman lor tne asisnaants. un aiay 1S41I. the Brooklyn Benevolent Mooiety leased the lends in question to illiam Beard for twenty-one yeara, with a covenant of renewal.

Un Way 1, 1870, the lease was renewed for twenly-one years. Two years after the first lease, Beard leased part of the land to Jeremiah P. itobiuson snd Alfred Woodruff for the remaining nineteen years of ths term, with a covenant of renewal of twentr-one years from May 1, 1870, when Beard muds a renewal to J. P. Kobinson for twenty-one years, and this expired with tbe lease to Beard by the Brooklyn Benevolent nocieiy.

Un tbe expiration of the two leases the society granted a new lease for twentr-one yearn to the executors nnder Beard's will, and the notion is brought to enforce the covenant and, com pel the latter to make a (ease for twenty-one yeara to the executors nnder Kobinson's will. was reserved. HAD NOT REFOBMED. Maggie McCaque Robs Those Who Befriended Her. Lawrence Ford, of No.

28S Van Brunt street, went to the House, of the Good shepherd on Ihnrsdar for a servant girl. Un the recommendation of the sister superior he took Maggie McCaqne. aged 1U, who had been sent there oi drunkenness, bat who had reformed, it was said. Mr. Ford was returning home at sn early hour tbis morning, and at tbe gate hs encountered tbe girl togged ont in Mrs.

Ford's best clothes, including a sil scarf snd a seal mult, valued in all at over S50, and he caused her arrest. In the Butler street polios court tbis morning Maggie said she hsd worn the clothes out for the evening and had just returned when met by Mr. Ford. The latter said ahe waa going sVay. Maggie will be tried on Wednesday.

Two Young Thieves Sent Pp. John Miller, who resides in Throop avenue, near Myrtle, and William Pendergaat, of No. 06 Vanderbilt avenue, were oharged before Justice Connelly to-day, by tbe former's mother, witn. stealing her bed qmlt, pillow abauie and other property, pawning them, and appropriating tbe Ibey wees given sixty, days in jail, in which to meditate on the waywaidneas of thsir lives. Will Be Careful Next lime.

Antonstta Esperti, aged 8. and resitting at No. Mil Gates avsune, while double-action revolver in her apartuieuts yesterday, accidentally shot herself in ths chin, bhs waa attended by Ambulance rinrgeon U'lianlon and removed to nt. Mary's Hospital, ihe wound ia not considered daugeruus. Broke Hie Ieg.

Daniel McNoIty, aged 89 years, of K'o. TO Third avenue, was taken to tbs rSeney Hospital' last night, suffering from a broken lev raneivWl while akvlarkinff at the corner of Third svenue andj wsuty -sixth street. The Curtain Cauatit Fire. A curtain In the house of Boeckels. No.

SN4 freventh svenue, oaunht fire from a lamp last night, and the furniture was damaged to the extent of Ml. Ho insurance. valued at $7U, from Emma Gordon, on July 14, USUI. On March i her husband found her body hanging from the top of the bedroom door. bad uianmej to get a rope, and, mug one end to the knob, she threw the other with noose over the top of the door, then she climbed upon a chair, put ber head through the noose, and kioked away the chair.

A EAIR COUNT. SUPERINTENDENT WALKLEY DID EXCELLENT WORK. Ho Accounts for the Bin Iucreaae In Wards Iilke the Sixth and Tenth-Enumerators Will Be Paid for their Services at Once. Mr. Arthar H.

Walkley, of the Oistriot Attorney's office, who baa been familiar to tjhe pubho for the past three weeks a. the auperin-tendent of tbe osusus, has transmitted all the returns of the enumeration to the Seeretarr of State and resumed the eren tenor of his war as chief clerk of the District Attorney's office, 1 he reader is not to infer from the above that the chief elerk has been unmindful of his regular official duties while currying the burden of the census auper-visorship. On the contrary, the' latter responsibility was a charge which consumed not only the time intermitting his daily official labors bat that of many nights. I Not. boiug an official recognized under the Census services as superintendent were purely Mr.

Walkley was selected by the local Democratic organization as an extra precantion tq, insure as thorough' an enumeration of the city's inhabitants as it was possible to make, hits poouliar capacity for snob a work is wen Known 10 tuose wno intimately snow him, and that he has performed his task would seem to be borne out by the figures returned by the census. During the progress of the enumeration Mr. Walkley received a few- complaints from people claiming to have been overlooked by the enumerators, and all these he had reotihed by sending notice to the enumerators to that effect. since the completion of the oensus Mr. Walttley says ha has received a few more complaints about similar tenor to the above, but as they are not to materially a fleet the total, he has not deemed it necessary to send the names of the complainants to the secretary of state, these few omissions, however, are not to be seriously regarded in view nf the gigaotio libor of enumerating such a big oity as Brooklyn, for, as ilt.

vYalk-ler said to-day. "it ia iinDosBible but that some oversights should occur in such a large work." 1 "1 think." said he, "that the census was as com pie as it was possible to accomplish. The men who were chosen as enumerators made up an exceptional both as to character and intelligence, aud ail more or leas thoroughly acquainted witb the inhabitants of their respective districts. yeryenumerator was a resident of the district to which he was assigned. 1 notice that aome incredulity bus been shown regarding the marked increase in such wards as the sixth nnd tenth, that some padding, to put it mildly, may have been done in these warda for the sake of Democratio profit, such a suggestion, in my' belief, has not tbs slightest foundation- It is well known to every one bavins any acquaintance with the progress of these wards that of late there hus been a large number of tenements going uo in these sec- tious of the city, aud besides a large number of private residences are being converted into boarding houses.

1 hia is the true explutis tion of the notable increases in ths DODUla- tion of these old wards." Mr. alkloy was asked as to how soon the enumerators would get their mouey, and he replied that Ihey were getting it now. Ihey would be paid, he saul, direutlyby the btate 'I 1, 1A SUNDAY SCHOOL EOW. The Superintendent Whacks a Member of His Flock: In the Gates svenue police court to-day an offending scholar and an irate teacher were the principals before Justice Connelly in a cause of assault in the third degree. Henry andorscbnyt.

of lbl Ibrooo avenue. the eomplainant, charged iaul Conrad, residing at jNo. 249 Stockton street, snd superin tendent of the Sunday school attached to the Dutch r-vangelioiu Protestant Church. Throoo near Myrtle avenue, witb assaulting him in the church building on Feb. 21, using a biole for a weapon, so effectively as to blaoken his eye and draw blood.

It developed that dissension has existed in the church for several months, two ooutin-gontB. one headed by the fatber of the plain tiff, the other by tbe accused being bit terly opposed to one anoiber. ror some fancied misdemeanor, Conrad took tbe law in his own hands, and not only reori. handed voting Vaudersobtiyt, in the before-mentioned forcible manner, but relieved himself of' the abundant spleen' engendered toward his father. hue it was brought out in evidence that tbe young man was 01 a joyous temperament and addicted to misohievotis prank-.

Justice Connelly decided Jliat tbe chastisement was unwarranted, and hned Mr. Courad to. KILLED BY HIS ASSISTANT. An Argument Over Religion that Ended in Murder. StPatji, March 7.

Pstrlok Griffan was arrested yesterday on the charge of murdering Louis Bader. The two meh worked together in the Great N'oriheru shops, Griffaa acting as llsder helper in the molmug room. 1 he uiea had slmost dsily quarrels over religion. liriffan Olsims that Bader was vary abusive to him because he was a Catholic, aud becoming beside hnuself with anger he piuke 1 up a mica of siove wood and beat Bader oxer the head, in Meting wounds from which the latter died yesterday morning. A Newspaper Mail Terribly Beaten.

Dallas, Marcb 7. Yesterday was a day of carnage in this city." r'esierdnymorn--int Kuigeue Johnsou, the correspondent of a Chicago paper, had bis hea 1 beaten almost into a pulp with the butt ot a big revolver in tbe bauds of Joe lluodee, the county jailer. Tbetro ible gre from an artic.e in a paper reflecting on uuodea oitlcial acnon. Another Sniiillpox Case. Another case of smallpox was reported to tl'.

liealth department this ihe patient is Harry F. slurry of No. til Lafayetie avenue. 1 is employed as a clerk in tbe uriu jiiils, Gibba dt wholesale dry goods, Broadway, York. has been ur-autiued at his house, 'and the place bas been placed under police surveillance to prevent any of the occupants from leaviug.

Killed by a Fire Extinguisher. St. Louis, Mo, Man h7. John t. Sweeney, foreman of truck 3.

was killed at noon to-day at a lire at Twelfth and Piue streets. was bundling extinguisher, recently repaired, wneo the bottom blew out, striking bun in the neok. A Dry Goods House Burned Out. Bronx Citt, lows, March 7. Firs broke ont yesterday afiernuon in tbe dry goods bouse of Li.

cansing a loss of Ihe wholesale dry goods stock of tl. A. Co, occupying the aecond una third floors sbove, was damaged by smoke snd water to the amount of Sju.uoo. Forfeit Money Withdrawn. New Orleans.

March 7. Ths Corbett- Cbovnski right bas been declared off and the forfeit munoy withdrawn..