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OyH 2 THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1891. I Hf MiLiiomiiHE piws-dem maHmmW. HBH Funoral of tho Standard Oil Mag- HHHI nato to Take Flaoo Thursday. BMBHil Vu' Fmd for Hit Charities nnl KBf.Bl- leaves Twenty Millions. EggggK gasHl edicts of ths Pratt annfacturlng Com pany, IB room is on tne Or1 floor ol tho Stand- IMhnB'i ard OH Company's building it S3 Broadway, EM-V sre mintoBatre Cbsrles Pratt waa attitd with heart disease and died I ait night, were KUt-R, tloaad ttita morning.

sssssKflsssBsBsssBir spar vr cxufxis hutt. flLrKt Ooenf the corps ot Janitors of the bnildlng occupied a aeat at tho entrance to too dead Hr Up Sk'" nltllonatra'a office and informed all cometa K'' Ht HK? taat business had beeu antpanded, out of re- wjKBli spent to tie dead man. snd would not be re- Hh Vh aamad unlll alter the fnnetal. KlBK The three thousand employees of tne Prsit IE" gaff aK, Manufacturing Company's works at Oreen- KgaV point hare suspended their labors, and the sanaW IkH' Tarlona companlea In which tlr. Pratt wa sggB''-sgragBv laurelled will take on almllar signs of monrn- Kit HH log.

Thrae comrrlae the Beritsporl Chemical LaaW Company, theDevoo Manufacturing Company LggEflsHlR and the Self-winding Clock Company. LgsKvliseKigHV Standard Oil company with liamultllnde LKILv' aae-companles in wnlch llr. rratt waa a K''KB' tre stockholder, will, It waa ssld, oloaelta snsB s' ssRsav offloea on the day of the funeral. HkHH, Ho definite Information oonld ob- tainid Ihla morning concerning the fn- LgBl' InnKaanP' srrsugsments. 1'rlvaie Secretary Hi jBgB SedfOrd eonld not bo lonnd, but an LVJr'' feEgsBi Xtsxixo Wobi-d reporter learned that the Kf BIB' i funeral wonld take place from the dead mill- BkjBhBT lonalre'e hooae In Brooklyn Thursday morning Kl BlnB4 10 'clook BB1BfB13 The pall-bearers.

It waa aald. wonld he coir- Bft''' 9ggM oaed of officers of the Standard Oil Company, liWA V''BhBl interment would be In the family plot tyesnwoed Cemetery. sgHJanKsnar down with heart LggggW iiHigV1 Slilste In the mldat of the activities ot a bnajr HK HKfi Ufa, and evsn In hli death he waa anrrounded LggEl KanK business career. He BS" 'IBBBk literally die In harneaa. BBmB1B.

Altbongh be bad oeen feeling Indlapoaed for Bwit 'VKBi teraral daya, Mr. Pratt came to hla offleo BS'' 'gEBfi' i Ttaterday morning aa mnal, and at noon took Bh BfiB aa MUT lu lh" meeting of the- Execmlre Committee of the Pratt Manufacturing Com- HHX 'HeST. pany, of which he waa the PrralUrn'. ggKt'BBw' About o'clock he lomplalned of feeling III HHpc HHHjf and went to lie down In hla prime oniee. A HHkV flnE few mlnutoe afterward he wai attaoaed with HK BJJ'f' ialntnea and though he reltu comewhat, 'jEjLw'i 1' cllir'el1 51, nrt bla pnrate BgB'' 'WJt Hf A.

C. Iledforu, became alarmed and Hflr, 'iWJ'W'' Mnl for Dr- Heaiiury, ot the Equtthhie, and BVu JBkm-. Dr- Clarke, ot the Conneo leut Mututl Life lu- L(, 9K' aurante Company. BhI' 'vKBl -When It waa lound that bii condition waa BK" erltlnal and that he could not be inored to hla BBtV BvLrV homelo Brooklyn, hli ramily and Dr. Artnur BK- I K' "D'i Mt reKD'r phylelan, were aum- Bhr' SkBI mooed.

He waa alnklng rapidly, howerer, BHf4 tBlnWi VM conaciona to Tory near the jgBK." laatt reatorallrea had no erlect and ho paiaed BSh SxBti away at ft. Mr. u. ggKi 'SUB -Abont the couch In the inner offleo when tho BHv' iBBBR millionaire breathed hla laat were hla wife, hli Hflh daughter Helen, hla eon Charlei, and hla BBi BRV brother, II. C.

Pratt; li. II. llogeri. Vice. HH iBBV Prialdent of the company, and hit private aeo- HHM KCBr ieary, air.

Bedford, bealdca the three phju- Bw BHkJ Hw It waa more than Are houra lelorohlabody HHEj Bra? wia finally taken Irom Ihe oftlce In IheStai- ggBV' Hlfifj dard Oil BmMIn; and moved to hla home, 222 HHgP 8 Clinton ayenne, Brooklyn. The delay waa BHtT oauald by the dlfflcnlty In DuUIng a member BV 1 jITj-' of the Board of Health, who only oould grant HHX 'yf, a permit for lta removal. BH' ''gift Dorlnc the evening many ot the mannatea HH jf if, ol the Standard 0)1 company, who had been HbK -J i notified of Mr. Prall'a death, cum down to hli ji wfflot. VMlllam Kockefelloer, IUnry U.

HB' Fllegler and John D. Aichbola were among Va; 1 lanaengera were aent ont lu every direction BhIJvI I t0 lsok np health authorltlea, and obtain BB Bl1 I permlu Mr. Rockefeller and Mr. ltogera BB W' B' wtnl cnt o'clock to aearch lor Prcal- BBl' iMi! llaon, of the Board of BH? IlBl Health, leaving the olhera to Weep vigil the HH. flUlnl death chamotr.

BB; Rirfl ItVaaalti-rn o'clock when Dr. P. Bene- BBrjy i'ijV diet riturned with a verml permit from I'real- BBlrf' ItS" dent Wllion, anil a meaienaer returnod irom BBl Ilf cnue 0( Sup'- KwlnC' of the Sanitary It fl1 Burean, wliu the offlclil yellow paper permit HHat ij ait before midnight. Dr. Kwlng got out oi gBl SSJIBBB bedtoelgnlt.

HHfeLJjjHPHj The undertaker meanwhile, md HHHHHJHHRfHJI it It tola roornlog the ufflu waa carried out BBRJBS A hJfS' cmc' in tho licarae which IwraranilV wu ln 'nJ an hour later the body njSL fl MgeflBflT arrived at tho home in Cllniou avenue. TB' menbeie ot the tainilv nccouipauled the JhrVgglf' heanre In carrlager. It nt that luither JHHmL ''BgW i delay wonhl heiauieil by the lorhleuioul the HHlK re'BH policeman ou duty that a coroner ebould be no- HJHRfc W'bW, tided before the boJy coal I Iw irmoveM. Ihe BBBtr- Blltt' polloe finally waived thla rlghiwhtn tho per. BBJ IlllMn' ml, elgoed br Dr.

Knlhg.waabrought. BBl Hi IB' Ur' 1rtl born at Watertown, Maea. BhI. Ill Drl tU 1WlX P00' cabtnet- BBl'') W.111 maker. Cnarlca waa one of tenchlldien, and BBm a nl own Hrlng at the age ot BBa I IIy working on a farm.

BBm1'' I Bt' Whenaeveoteen yearaold he went tolloiton I 'f'Bv na l0 the ptlnt end oil builnene. HHVt 'J ilM' He.wu alwaya aucceaatnl, and poaaeaed BBl Jtl I flftf moderate fortune when became to Brooklyn BBl 0- fiAMr 1D(1 Parted in the rcflnlog buaiuets LwAl 'iB member ot the arm of IHvoe, BBl 'rfiVePi Kernolda Trail. BBl ffiK' be went Into butluea HBV 'SHE' for and ettabilahed the Aatral Oil BBkI 'BAk'' W'orki In where he accummu- HHVbc B.lr Ulti a large fortune, which iraa afierwarua HH' BAwV iwelled to Ita preaent pioportioDi throuih hli HVHKL BBa aaaoclitlon with the Standard I Trnii. BBBl' BTm3 Pr mtBJ bcen deeply In. BwBi 1 IBBh Mreatedlnedii'-ailoual anibaaglven gBBjr iBwE larireauma cf moner tome Pratt Inntiluto for BBB TachnlcallnilrutlloB.

wliloi he foanded, and BBK I BBS! taiho Adclihl Academy, of which be baa been BBB- iHTAx Preildrnt of tho Board of Trnateea aluce lu BBv BflKr argultitlon. He hae alao contrlloted gener- Hk i. HKt asaly to benevolent and charitable enterprltei bHB BSjIT ktBd ol re 'ild bave BK. SAvT exceed U.000 ooa I Bmi 1 r.watt'4 wealth lieitlmatad it Jft 000. (XXl ') fHV lllaliumeli on of the floett rtalaeucea In HSK Brooklya and he kopt exteoalve atmiei and JKW 1 1 aoiiervatorlei.

11 0 learn a widow and elcht BW, jHHW llren, an aona and two daughtera. The HLrHM'' oua ire Charlei F. U. Oeorge, Herbert, oo and Uanry, and thadaagatera lira, F.IU mVti HK Bfbbolt and MUa Uilen. mm BAfl 'tSBV1 BjHWjiiBBBJBiilBlBWiliMMylrfe tt ifii i'i MEN'S BLUE SUITS.

200 MEN'S BLUEd) FLANNEL. SUITS, Jkjf QQ guaranteed Pure Indigo, go at THIS SALE IS FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. MANN BROTHERS, GRAND AND ORCHARD 8T8. HUPE NOW HELD FOR MUHQEtf Sympathy Expressed for Him by Hia Former Neighbors. Alixander Hapr, the electrp-tii, who batur-day night atiot hla Prank Kronen-roer, of Mi Eait Elghty-aeventn atreei, wai Ihla morning again arraigned In the Harlem Court aed remanded for toe Coroner, haying died of hla wound yeaterday afternoon, aa told In The Etekixo World's Sporting Extra.

While the ahootlng of Kreteohmer waa apparently a cold-Wooded deed, aonie eympathy la expreieed for Hupa on account of the clr-oumidaueeii which led np to tho mnrder. Ilupe waa employed by Electrician Thomea A. Edlaon. He la an electrician of eorne ability. He rented apirtmenti from Krelichmer, it an Avenue where he lived wltn hla wire nd children.

Thieleo'rlelanhed a good reputation In the nelgnborbomt. At the grooerr next door he waa particularly well poken of. Hie work took blm away from home frequently, and the bills which accumulated during hla absence were alwiri prompily pild upon hla return. It wai laid that he often paid hla rent lor a couple ol month! In advance, Aa ahowlng the bnneity of the family the grocer aaya that Mra. Ilupe had often reminded him ot mppilet furnished with which she had not been ohsrged.

Kretschmer had the rrpnutlon of being a hard landlord. It la aald that be threatened aevere mriaurea with nla tenanta upon alight provocation and never ebowed any leniency If hli rent wu not paid promptly. Ilupe had been engaged upon aome work In Boaton, from whero be returned Saturday at. ternooo after a few weeka' ibivnce. When he arrived at bit home he waa Informed by the neighbor that hla family had bean turned out In a ponrlng rainstorm April by Landlord Krettcbmer for non-payment ot rent and had moved to Brooklvn.

Hope waa Indignant, and, armed with a revolver, ha went to Kretachmer's home, S5J batt Eighty-seventh atreeu He met Kretaoh-mer'a brother-in-law coming down the ateps. and Inquiring whether Krelichmer lived there, he followed the brotlitr-tn-laff aa far aa the aorond floor. tie door waa opened, and Ilnpe aaw Kreiicimrr lining at the rear window of hla dlnlna-rnom. When aiked why he had pnt llope's family out Into the street, Eretacumer replied: didn't put your family oat: I only put your things outside, end If you don't like 11 you con go to law euout lu" I'll take the law Into my own hfnda," aald Ilupe, and he opened Are upon Krelichmer. Mrs.

Kretaohmrr ran In Irom the dlnlng-roora at the aoand ot tto ahootlng and atrnck the pistol down. One ahot had entered Kretachmer'a right side, another glanced from a bnlton on hla trousers to the wall, and the range or the pistol was deflected by Mra. Kretachmer's lotion, io that the third bullet ploughed ud a walnut Utile and atrnck the walk Ihe bullet waa yesterday removed from Kreteohmer by the operation ot laparotomy, but he wai nnable to recover from the ahock to hia ayatem. NEW GRANT MONUMENT FUND. Cornelius Vanderbllt Reads a Now Subscription with 110,000.

Another fnnd for the (Irant monument is tinder way. It Is announced to-day that Cornelius Vanderbllt has beaded a anbaorip-tlon paper wltlt 410,000, continuant upon nine other signatures for like amouuti being obtained, and that four ot the requisite nine namea Have a'rrady been appended. It was stated at the annual meeting of the Grant Monument Aasoolatlon yosterday that the total amount tbna far ralaed tor the tnonnineut. exclusive of the fnnd above mentioned Is 4MH.701. 10.

Bids wero opened yeaterday by the llnlld-ine Committee fur the excavation and lay. lux tlio conrreto foundation for the monument, lobti't. Ilradv waa Ihe loneat bidder. The Building Committee waa given full power to act in the premises. HE IS CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Patrick Mitchell's Wife Dies from Ills Ulow with a Dottlv. Patrick Mitclu II. laborer llvine at 1(11 Kaat Xmct). ninth sheet, waa nrreeted this mornlnc cbaraed itith bavins caused the death of liis nils. Maggie, Mitchell and his wife quarrelled at tbtir home March tM.

Mitchell struck her a ter-rlflo blow on tho head with a bottle, knock-inc her down. Neighbors ruibed in and prevented blm from beatinar her further. hue waa removed to the 1'resbrterlan H01-pltsl, wbrre tho doctois tbouirht she was Kettlng along nlcolr nntll suddenly there waa a change fnr the worse and she died call)- this mornlnc. Mitchell was taken baforo Coronor Nebulize and romauded without ball. TWO HORSES BURNED.

A Jersey City Put Uondorlntr Establishment Destroyed. Dietrich Mahlcnbro-k's fat rendering establishment and stable at Kos. .17 and 3D (Hies avenue, Jeraey it Heights, were dettroyed lv (Ire at It. o'clock this morning. Ulclisrd Qebls was severely burned on the face and lies I while rcrcniug hones.

lie naa taken home and Is in a eeunua condition. lwo horrea. wortli MOO, and ieial trucks were burned. Ihe loss is abont -MJ00. Ihe oaiue nf the tire is unknown, but It Is supposed Io have been of incendiary nnein tor the pnrpote of removing what waa con.

sidered a nuieauce in that locality. Free Concert ln Mt Morris Park. There will be a concert at Mount Morrla Park this evening hy Eben'a Kcveoiy.flrsl lteglment Band. It begiua at o'clock. IfoiKLL's TxiTwia Cobpul lulls lh tafias tato a bulthfal slssp.

Prios J3cotis Iwttls. LADIES ARE AFTER BEATTIE. They Organize a Sooiety to Work for Oleanor Streets. Finding that all the eflorte ot Commissioner Bealtle, with the aaslstance afforded him by the Bosrd ol Health, 'the Police Department of rnhiio Worse and the Board ol Aldermen, are Insufficient to give the city the boon of clean streeta, Ihe malda and matrona of the metropolis have taken no their brooms and will lend their ctncleot aid to the proper cleaning of pavements. An organization for the purpose baa been perfected by them, which has Ita headqnartira at West Thirty-eighth atreet.

Ita offlcera aro Prof. Lharlea F. Chandler-one of the two men on the Board Prendenl; Mrs. Francla p. Kinnlcntt and Mra.

Richard IrUn, Vlce-Prealdenta J. W. Ogden, Treasurer, and Mus F. XL Danlalaon, Secretary. The new organ zatlon whlcn the ladies hire formed Is built on prsctlcil Ideas, and la known aa the Street Cleaning Aid Sooiety.

To become a member ol It requires but the atgnlng of a pledje. There la no expense attaohed no dues simply an eirneat endeavor of tne pledgee to carry out the following promisee which he or she must sign and tend to Miss tjecretsry Diulelson at 2J West Thirty-eighth street. '1. I win hive the eidewalk tn front of my residence and place of business swept early every morning, and no rubbish null be awept therefrom Into the atreet. My aan barrel ahall be pnt out every dav at theprorer hour, and taken In aa aoon ae It hai been emptied.

It ahall be kept within the stoop line, and not on tne ooter edge ot the sidewalk. It shall nevir be fllled ao full that It cannot be lilted and emptied into a cart without splllina. To prevent dan, 1 mil nave water sprinkled lightly over the aahea la Ihe barret "8. I will not mix papera wltn the ashes and garbage nor ti.row item Into the atreet (psper aiionld lie burned, aoid or given to the junkman). I will not tnrow orange nor banana peellnge nor fruit of any kind upon thealde-wslks or Into the gutters.

4. 1 will be watchlnl of the general condition of the streets and II Inotlo necllgence or carclesiueiu on the put of the hoLseholuara orctly employers, I will promptly report the same br mall or in peraon to yourotflue, lit Weat Thirty-eighth street. It Is Irom Ihe opsratlou ot the fourth aectioo ot the pledge that the greateal benefit is expected to follow. By Its provisions the society Is organize Into a giant detective bureau, the ole duty of the member! of whloS la to be watchlnl of tho general condition of the eireeta, to Bote oil negligence or carcltaaneia on the part ot honaeholders or city employees, and to report all vlolatlona of the general or health ordloancea to the society, which will see that the proper remedy la applied. It la hoped In thta way to aecure at leut one Inspector on every block ln the city who will aeo that hla or her particular locality la kept conataatly cleaned.

1 hli 'Society waa organized yesterday, and It mil receive the oo-operatlon of the Women's Health Protective Association, the f. M. the Charities' Orgsnlzatlon Society and Ihe Society for the Improvement of the Condition ot the Poor. MYSTERIOUSLY VANISHED. A Leonard Street Business Man Has Not Been Soen Blnce April 21.

Manager Edwin Cl. Kostenlmber. of the National 'Print Works at No. ftl Leonard street, whose home Is at llloomlleld. N.

has been myettrloualymlselng since April 3 1, He left his wife and two ohildren that day, after bidding them good.by, to come to his bnslnesa in this city. When he left his office at 3 o'clock lu the afternoon bo remarked that he might take a run dosrn to Philadelphia to look after aome bualneaa tbere. Ha uevor returned to Bloomtield, and all trace or him haa been lost. Ills wife thinks that he may have become suddenly de-1 aimed or that he was overcome with an attack of aickness, as he was subject to sodden lite of dizziness. His lanver.

W. II. page, haa informed the police of his dissppearancr, and a general alarm haa 14011 aent out. Mr. Kosteububor te described aathtrty.flve yeara old, ft fset 7 inches tall, with black hair, a black mustache and rather email b'ack eyea.

lie weighed about MO pounds. He waa do-voted to hla rmily. and, ao far aa la known, hud no bad halms and no enemtei. BROOKLYN'S MERRY BOWLERS. The Eastern District Merchants' Club Will Dnnco To-Nidbt.

Ihe Merchants' Baalim Club, of the Eas'eru District ot Brooklyn, cave their annual hall at Arion Hall Feb. L'4. It was the isrgest and most select held at that hall this season. one bad such a delightful time that their frienda hae since continually aaked them tn give a closing; balL Accordingly tlicr decided to give an invitation calico hop tor their friends only this evening at the nine hall. lb ladles will be preaented with elegant calico so ivemrs.

and all are exneoted to appear ill calico. The Preaideut of the Club le Dr. Lety, ot tbe Hoard ot Health of Brooklyn. Btnbbed IIM Boss ln the Back. In Vorkvilie Court to-day John McOtnnia was held in 1, 000 for trial on the charge nf stabbing his employer, James Bsiley, a restaurant keeper at Twentv-serond street and 'llnrd incline.

111 the baok during a tight last night. One liy nearly everybody should tske a Rood medicine In the bi nnar is because at this season the s) stem Is est eri.il suscepUble to the benefit to dsrtved from a rellsblerepsrstlon like Hood's Baraapaillla. Intbe Winter rations Im-purlUea aocnmulsteln the blood, tbs effect of which le most felt when fiprinr comes 00, Id rcuersl weskntsi and languor. Tbe ijilem craves assistance to maintain the health toss sndexptl impurities, which Hood's Rartapsrtlta resdli) gives Ttrtt. Hood'c Sarsaparilla Hold by all druggists.

Hi stl for (0. Prepsred eul) byO.I.UOOD Lowell, Uaaa. IlK) UOMIM ON1C UOL1.AU I DIED I I After a Gainful and I I Lingering Illness 1 I of about 1 I FORTY-FIVE DAYS, I I DRUG ANDMEDIGINE I I COMBINE. I 1 Cause of decease I I anOVERDOSEof 1 I RIEER. 1 1 Requiescat in pace." 1 HtUTILOS IN NORTH RlVEfl.

Tbe Spanish Frigate Anchored for a Month's Stay in Hew York Waters. At the man-ot-war ancnoraje in North River, off Tvreoty-fonrth atreet. Ilea the Spanleh naval achoolshtp Naottlne. She Is claased aa a frtcate, but Is devoted solely to the training of officers for the Spanish Nary. griNtsn ratoiTi Ni.rrni.ua.

The Nautilus is a lull rlKjed ship ot 1,610 tons displacement, carrying four nuns. On board are 80 mldahlpmrn, TO boys and HT sailors. Her Commander la Usph Victor Comas Palan, The other officers sre Balling Uaatsr Kdoanio Nuneade 1 1 aro. First Lieut. Miguel Marquex, executive officer; Llents.

Joae de Laaletis, Hsfael Morales. Manuel Soraogs, Ansal Ceiveis, Eiiuardo Fsaqoln; Surgeon Jnan Redondo, I'ur-er Antonio Fraverso and Chaplain Iter. Father bladlo lUBcano. Waen tbe Neutllo" dropped anchor yeaterday afternoon, she was formallr weloomed by the United Slate oorvette Minnesota. The Nautilus waa formerly an Kngllan merchantman, but waaboumit by Mpaln four years ago.

She la a handaome vessel, loftily apSrred. and a faat sailer. She haa no steam auxiliary, and la devoted woolly to tbe purpose nf training young officers in practical aeamsnshlp. Tne nildtnlnmen in hercomple' mentsre scions of some of the noblest fsmllies ofRpiln. Capt.

Palan aald to a reporter that tola ahlp would remain ln thee waters abont a month, but no progrsmnis had yet been definitely arranged for her movements. During her stat here the Hpinlah nag will displayed Irom tke City II all, and the offlcera ot the Nautilus will receive many naval, clvlo and social attentions. TWO CHILDREN POISONED. The Dootor'a Life Threatened Who Presorlbed Vennlfuire for Them. lerXCISL TO TBDJ XVKH1MO WORLD.I Limi Ilocx, Art, May Two children of CoL Thomaa Tanner, aged two and five, were fatally polaoned laat night at Rlson, from taking vermifuge, whtoh was prescribed by Dr.

8. N. Neellns, a well-known physician. The town la terribly excited, and relatlvee ot the children threaten tn kill Neellno. who has aprealed to the authorltlea for protection.

Docame Inanno While Waiting; for the Sick Wagon. The Weat Forty-seventh street police now complain of the slowness ot the sick wagon. Eightcen-year-uld Helen Cris, a servant at 427 West Fifty-first street, wae found aiok and deatitulo there yesterday. The police telegraphed for the sick wagon, which had not arrived at r. and in tbe mean time the girl became violently insane.

Hhe waa taken to BeUevuc She Must Serve Her Sentence. Mrs. Rachel Simmons, who was convicted last Octobe of keoplng a disorderly house, and sentenced to three montbi on the Island, but who waa released on bail pending apncal. waa this afternoon taken to the Is and to begin her sentence, the higher court having decided against bar, Juvenile Thieves Takon Oare Of. The Children's Society was to-day award.

ed the custody, in Vorkvilie of Jo eph Mauch, eleven drears old, and Mathew Kennev, nine, who wereeanght stealing lead-pipe from an unoccupied honse, West Hfty-rourth street. Also of (leorge Thsis. nine yeara old, who la charged with eteallng a watch from another boy. Roesch's Club Starts Tbe Tammany dab of the Tenth Assembly District temporarily organized by the new leader. State Senator QeoraeF.

Iloesob, etirtsoff with a membership of 310 and a tund of more than (J, 000. A permanent organization of the Club will be elfeoted next week. Fell to Deate In an Air Shaft. Eleven-year-old Oeorge Doernte, of No. 384 Fast 6eveoly-first atreei.

this morning fell dowu an air shaft from the roof to the first floor, at 1S3S Avenue A. and waa killed, i NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SITE. Forty Acres Bayond the Harlem Bonded for $16,000 an Acre. nana tor the removal ot the University of tbe City of New York from Its present location In Washlnilon square to a site on the east bank of tbe Harlem IUret, between Morrla Dock and Klngsbrldge, and for enlarging the scope ot the University aa an educational la-stltntton, have Just been adopted. The new elte, which haa been bonded ttll Dec next, comprises abont forty aorea of land belonging to the Mall estate, and can be purchased for iboul 115, 000 an acre.

Appeali for aubacriptlona to the neoeaiary nnda will be made by tho offlcera of the University. It was announced ln February laat that donation of more than $100,000 had been made for thta pnrpoee by a friend who preferred that hut name be kept aeoret, but who la upposed to Iter. Dr. Charlra Duller. He had previously given 1 100, 000 to the Uol-Teraity.

Toe committee, having this matter ln charge comprises Oeorge Muuro, David Banks and William F. Haventeyer. Thb oolleee bulldlnga already planned are Science Ball, Language nll, Phltoionhlo Hall, library, onapel aud a dormitory. An atnietlo ground of ten acres Is also contemplated. William Allen Dutler nas been elected Vioe-I'retldent of Ihe Counoll, to ail the racanoy canted by the death ot Rev.

Dr. Croahy. Another Important work which has Just been aocoropiiaheu la the reorganization of the University Law School, whloh Will remain permanently In the old nnlldlng In Waahington Square. Hitherto there have been only two irofeaaorshlta; under the plan of reorganization there will be five. he appointments to these are aa follows: Desn and fceulnr Profraaor of Law, Austin Anbotti Junior Professor of Law and Store-tar Iaiac I'.

Kuaaell; Senior Adjunct l'ro-ree'or of Lsw, Christopher 0. Tledeman: Junior Adjunct Professor of Law, Henry iVy-nna Jesaup; Professor of Law In the Graduate Courses, David It. Jaqurs. Sneclsl oouraet ot leoturts will I delivered by William Allen Duller, Cephas Drainerd, entries MaoLean, ex-Judge M. S.

laaacs and A. A. Ksdfield. DIVED OFF A DOOF TO DEATH. Police Oame in Time to Find Young Langlands a Corpse.

At 6 o'clock this morning a min rushed into Hoboken Police Headquarters and aaxed that a pollorman be aent at once to Mra. Beatty'a boarding house, at 11 Washington street, to srrest a young man named John Langlands, who had delirium tremens. Sergt. Fanning went there and found Lang-lands lying dead upon the atone nagging In the reir rard with his ikoll crushed ln and the brains protruding. Ho wore only a night dress, and one hind held in empty liquor Cask while the other grasped a brick.

Lsnglanda had got out of the bathroom window ou the eecond story, run along the roof of tho ex'enslou to is Waahington atreet, and placing hlinaelf In the attitnde ot a direr plunged to hli death. Langlands was twenty-four yeara ot age and a nrst-cWM maomnist employed ln tho Pennsylvania llaiiroid shops. ERYSIPELAS PAVILION COLLAPSE. All the PaUonta Bad Been Removed and No One Was Burt, Tbe crysipelaa pavilion at Bellevns IIos. Pital Is snbmerged in the East Diver almost to its roor top.

The spiles on which it rested suddenly oollipsed lsst evening and the building sank Into tbe river. The danger ot the building was rrcoe-tilzed br tbe Commit eioners of Chanties and Correction, and abont a week ago all the patients were removed. Will Delay Bis Return to Boston. David W. Fierce, of Boston, waa held In JelTorion Market to-day.

on the charge of swindling Jrank 8. Brnekway. a hotel-keeper atjL'57 Broadway, outof70. Appointments at Columbia. The Colombia College trnateea have appointed Adolpb Cobn, professor ot lau-suageeand literature; r.L.

Speranza. pro. nA Bninlah: Engene II. Babbitt, professor of Gorman: Frederick T. Cooper.

Instructor ln Latin; it J. OottbeiL instructor In tbe Hemitio language, aud Howard Nathan, tnlor In the Law School. Pictures from Obarammerarau. Bit. John L.

Campbell will lecture on 'Passion Week" at the Lexington Avenue lPf "Moing. The Isotnre will be Illustrated by steroopUcon plctnres I taken at Oberammergao, HOME FURNITURE. Prices that Tell. Bedsteads Oak and Walnut, were $6 to $20, at $3.50 to $10.00. Mattresses Boat Hair, full weight, at 817.50.

Fibre, hair top, all uizoe, $4.00. Full size, sot top Mattresses, at $2.41 Parlor SuitS Special Sale of Tapestry and Brocatelle Parlor Suits at $38.00 to $75.00. All Furnituro delivered FREE at any Railroad or Steamboat Landing within 100 miles. Bloomingdale 3d Cor. 59th St.

SHATTERED BY DYNAMITE. Two Belgian Toms Shaken Laid to tba Labor Party. ircxLir csblz nrws Likoe, Ms o. A terrlflo explosion took place here to-day in front of the residence of a well-known caplsallat o' this cllj. The explosion la said to bo tbe work of tbe extremists of the Labor party.

A dinamite cartridge was placed on the doorstep, end the door and windows opening on the atreet were shattered, The explosion causes a great paulo In the neighborhood, which la the meat aristocratic quarter ot this oily. limn. May A dynamite outrage, which Is placed to tbe account of the labor agitators, occurred here to-day. A miner of this neighborhood made himself consptcnous by his Arm refusal to go ont on a strike with the rest of the men employed with htm. He was warned that it was dangerons for htm to peralat In this course, but be would notatrlte.

This morning a dynamite cartridge wu in some manner plaoed In hla house and exploded, completely wrecking It. The nolle are investigating tbe affair, but aa jet tkey hive not made any arreita. MORE GIRLS MISSING. Uncle Sam Threatens to Fine tbe Inman Line (1,600. Supt.

of Immigration Weber to-day discovered that three more female Immigrant! who came here In tbe Inman liner City of Cblcigo Sunday had been taken away from the veisel by alleged relatives without tils permission. Tier were midget Buckley, twenty years old; Msggle Itatisel. twenty yesra old, end Annie Itowe, seventeen years old. A man named Patrick Kurlght took the bnckley girl to a house st 189 bank atreet and a woman claiming to be a relative eacorted Maggie Kaneet and Annie Kowe away from the steamer. The whereabouts of the girls are unknown and fiupt.

Weber says he will Impose a fine of $1,600 on the Inman Company for violating tke law la allowing five girls to be taken away from tne vessel. THEY FELL BY THE WAY. A Cbapter of Bad Falls Whloh Happened This Morning. John Frnhn. a homeleas man aged sixty years old, fell this morning at 37o First avenue and knooked ont five of his teeth and cut bis month.

He was taken to BeUevuc Hospital. Christian Sheridan, aged forty, of Bowery and Hester street, fell in front of 16 Doyer street aud broke his right lsg. Chambers Street Hospital, Mary Brown, twenty-three yeirs old. of 4.1& West Fortieth street, fell in front of Fortieth etreet and received a icilp wound. Itooserelt Hoipilal.

James Fox. aged thirty-one, of 102 West Fifty-second street, fell in the alrrwar of 00H Sixth avenne and hut his head. bt. Luke's Hospital. Not Typhus, After All.

Dr. Edson reports that tne case of the young Russian Immigrant girl, wttiob waa thought to be typhus fever, and wno was removed from Ibe Barge Office hospital to North Brothers Island, has been found not to be a case of ty-pnua. Trampled by a Runaway Horse. Mrs. Margaret l.urenro.

of 34 Mulberry etreet. wae knocked down by a runaway horse at Woitb and Elm streets this morn-ing and seriously injured. Chambers (Street Hospital. Dawson's Death a Mystery. Sidle Triphagen teetlHed before Coroner nanlyto-iay aa to the death of her lover, William Dawson, In the area of tier flat In liar.

lem, ini the Iny returned an open verdict. Honeymoon Ends ln Police Court. Mrs. Flora BJuger. of SO Clinton atreet, a bride of only seven weeks, had ber husband, arrssted for assault nponber.

and he was held for examination at F.siet Market this forenoon. e. Arrested en Mnaplelan af SriCliL TO TBI V.TKXIBO WOBJU).) Fatebsok, K. May 8. John Chrlitle and Frank Jonesytwo young man who are learned to have witnessed the murderous assanlt upon John Moltsynoldi.

who wu struck down with a stone while walking with Miss Annie Uobson. Hundiy morning, have been arrested. Mr. Uobson tf la Jau for grand larceny. Big Sale Bankrupt Stock OF THE N.

Y. Noyelty MANUFACTURERS OF Wraps Jackets, And rocognizod in tho trado as ono of the largest and most important manufacturing houses in Amorica. Their materials always been tho finest imported; their styles porfect and most unusual care was given to every detail of tho making and trimming. Of their entiro splendid stock wo secured FIRST CHOICE, and naturally seloctod all that was especially dosirable. We place them on salo, beginning Wednesday morning, on this basis: Ladies Imported Bedford Cord Blazers in cream, also tn beautiful stripes, with plain or embroidered collar.

If bought ln the regular tt ay would be excellent valne for 111.60; to PC QC be sold for $UIUW Blazers of fine French Flannels, In cream color; alio beautiful stripes real value at 8.75, to A QC besoldat fsijw Hip Seam or Louis XV. ln various pretty styles, worth $8.05, U.05 and $15.75, Qk all to be sold at UltJU Ladles' FreDoh sateen Blouses very beautiful patterns, at RQn only WUUI Ladles' Waists of handsome plaid materials QQn value for $2.00, special price Uulll Ladles' Waists of French Bateen and crepe cloth ln blaok and white and all other QDn new stripes at UUUI Ladles' Silk Waists, newest stripes; yery pretty styles, CA good value for ta.25, at tVlull Ladles' Imported Jerseys, elegantly braided, nicely finished, worth t3.7S and $4.50, I QC to be sold at llUU Misses' and Children's all-wool Reefers, with gold braid all around, sixes 4 to 12, worth QQn 2.75, at UObl Also on Wednesday, SO doxen Ladles' White Lawn Dressing Sacques, to be sold Qn on Wednesday only nt T'WU" Bloomingdale Third cor. 59th St. mors $400,000 blue. i Breaker Island Blast Fnrnase Burned 1,000 Hen Ont or Employment Israelii, to Tare avrirwo wosld.1 Trot, N.T., HayB.

Fire broke ont In the erjjrlue house of too Breaker island olaat furnace at 7 o'clock last eveolDg and the works were completely destroyed, The works are oo. tbe outside of the city limits and there waa do way of flahtloa the nre, which had Its own wsy ontll after 9 o'clock, when the first englae reached tbe aosoe, bevea large Dickson nprlght engines, rued fnr Motrins blast fnrnscea, were totally destroyed, causing a loss of too, 000. It will take several months to repair tba shops, and In tbe mean time 1,000 men will be thrown ont of employment. The Ore will also have Its effect npoo the steel works men. 'I ae total loss will be between 1350.000 and THEY DIDNT SEE THE BALLOTS.

A Republican Committee Thwarted by Brldsreport'a Town Cleric. larariar. to tbs ktzxiko wobum CRirKjrroKT, May 5. A stormy scene was enacted at the Town Clerk's office thla morning In reference to opening the aealed boxes containing tbe ballots which were oast for Governor laat FsIL Under tne law the boxes mnit remain eesled for six months. Tho time expires at 5 r.

u. lota j. Doth the Demoorallc and tbe Republican State Coramltteea have Issued rosnlfettos to the Town committees In the different part of tie state to have representatives on band at the time the billot boxes are to be opened. This morning at 10. so a self-appointed committee, ut wnlch Mayor Marigold was one and an ex-ieader of tbe local Itepnoiioan parly another, entered the Town Cl'rk'a office and demanded of Town Clerk Wataon tbe sealed boxes.

Mr. Wataon politely relnaed to give np the bores or to permit them to be opened. lie said; The qneatlonof the legality of these Fiftn Ward speckled ballots and rof ballots was now Incldentsliy before the courts, and to open tne boxes for Idle curiosity would be maotlrstly improper. Tne law and mat only Is my guide," said the cierk. "When theae boxes are opened, It ninet be done In a public manner and tn a public piece, tn oidrr to give any and all an opportunity to see thst It Is lalriv hooorably carried ont." Tne self.sppolDteii committeemen were disposed to blaster, bnt Town Clerk Watson would not listen to any demands for the surrender of the boxes.

A significant feature cropped ont, to the effect that members of tsls Commlttre who have all along opposed a recount ot votes are now lou ily aatlur for one. Every one that ths'proposed recount will not be offleist, nor ordered by law, ur courts or Leguistair, and will have no direct bearings upon tbe legal aspects of the btate oonieat. The deolalons and declarations ot the towa sntaorltlea last November and the canvass made by the State board ln January were, or should have been, final and eoooioilre. Victorious Walter Olrls. The sixteen pretty waitress! in Bowyer's restaurant on West Twtntr-flrsi street, raw tnrnsd to work io-day.

their demands being acceded to. A Plain Explanation. Sloe we began oar very renarkabls Isle COATS AT BIX DOLLARS, PANTS AT TITREI DOLLARS AMD VESTS At ONE DOLLAR, we have besn subjected to A FIRB OF CRITICISM I rem oar nsisbbors. ThosMm tobalshorine sadsr the lnprasilsn thai we era OIVINO A WAT GOODS I to tbe injury of tbe trade. They sar eur basis i bsen A HALF OENTURT IN BUSINESS hsa ss-cared for us the reputation of bslna; an OLD AND CONSERVATIVE UOU8B.

and, eooseqaeatly. we bave no rtht to nil roods at UALF PRICE sag thus establish a preeedsnt contrary to llmshoa-, ored custom. This msVes Ibe fallowtai i FLAIif KXPLANATION In order i We htre TUB LAUQK8T GENERAL SPRING STOCK OF CLOTHING IN NEW YORK. DosUess belnc a little dull, we thought tbe best war to STIMULATE TRADK waa to sell a few hue-dred TWENTY-DOLLAR 8UIT8 at TEW DOL. LARS1 Onr plsn was suecesital snd we had AN IMMENSE INCREASE OF BUSINESS.

Bat there were complalots from msnr, who said they did not wsat a full suit EVEN IF TIIET COULD GET ONE FOR 'TEN DOLLARS WIUOH WAS WORTl TWENTY DOLLARS Thar wealed te buy tbe ssrments SEPARATELY. We. Iherefoi to gratify thla desire, be gsn to sell our COATS AT SIX DOLLARS. PANTS AT TURBB DOLLABS AND VESTS AT ONE DOLLAR, so thst oar erne-tomers can bave tbeir garmenta SINGLY st the above prloea, or they can by combining tbea get A SUPERB ALL-WOOL TWENTY-DOLLAR BUIT FORTEN DOLLARS, and one whloh Is GUARANTEED TO BE RXAOTLY AS REPRESENTED OR WE WILL REFUND TMB MONEY. To cor-respond with tbe above ALF PRICES, our cos.

tomsrs eau have A TEN-DOLuAR STRING OVERCOAT FOR FIVE DOLLARS. MS1I1 300 AND 308 BROADWAY. COR. WALKER ST. AIT.

BLUE 8IGNH. OPEN SATURDAY KVK'O UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. dRUPTUREi JSS9 CURED. MHHdB. 1.

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ETEfcTTIIINO NncESJIAttT FOR FURNITURE CAHETINGS. CAN BE OBTAINED ON YEB.Y BAbY UENIiy MANIsEK SONS', open MrJtotfa AVU fLLVTB FIN FUBNrrURE. Tbe lowest ustees epd best selection of furniture at VUnfa, Islhat. and flth ave. XTCRNITURB Sold without eash depealti leejmi eredllr enormous stockt open evenings.

Jnfr. 103 West Wth. i' DnPa-HET FOEi IMMIBRJ.MTS.1 SuDt Weber Takes Dec Measures AgainBt tbe Devonia. i Col. Weber took peremptory meagnres IMi morning to enforce the new Immigration law which Is so objectionable to tee, steamship companies, and whlcn resulted yeaterday in tbe arrest of David O.

Henderson, agent ot the Anchor Line la I this city, because he permitted a rejected Immigrant who had been returned to the Teasel to escape. When the Anchor line stesmer Dsroula, with 800 passengers from Glasgow, was sighted) this morning Col. Weber detailed two deteo-: tires, two doctors snd a clerk to board thsj vessel, with orders to sllow no one to land at; the. Barge Office, contrary to the usual prac' tloe In Ibe case of steerage passengers. CoL Weber said the passengers would be examined at the steamship company's dock, foot ot Leroy street, and if any undesirable Immigrants were discovered they wonld not be allowed to leave the dock.

i Tbe Anchor Use, CoL Weber said, had refused to psy for be mstnteJnance ot detained! Immigrants, and he took this action to prevent! a repetition ot tbe trenble, and also beeasse he had heard that there were contract laborers among the Devonla's pAiscngen. To say that the Anchor line officials art angry would be putting it mildly. They say' Col. Wooer's action u. Interfering with their buetaess, snd they'll fight tbe Government te, trie bitter end.

The other steamship compa-; nlcs are interested In the outcome and msy take a hand in tto Sgnt, CoL Weber tald he was acting under la-strnotlom from Waslington. Tbe steamship companies oonld aava themselves trouble sad annoyance by complying with tijo law. Up to I o'clock none of ine steerage pa. eengcrs had been allowed to land. None of the first and second class cabin passengers were dttalned.

Do You Knew Tbts Younjr Manf Tbe body of a young man abint twenty yeara ot ages feet 8 Inches In height, wss( found ln the North Hirer at the foot of Fifty-' second street tms morning. The body wsa very much decomposed. It waa taken to tie Morgue. i Three Bibs Broicen by a Runaway. A horse and gig owned by John a llolfls.

ran sway this morning at Ono Hundred anJ Forty-elshtb street and Will's knocking down A. L. Wells and fracturing three of his ribs. Welle was taken to his home, 603 East One nundred and Forty.tnird etreet. Llffbt Showers and Frost.

WASnlMUTOM, D.CU Mav fc rTeatftsr VSWSSjk "or frn Sett Vurki Lljht thowrt; t'tVul! sgsanV-. italtoiiaro tempera" asLJaaaaafeT norihvcttl (HPTJaMl s-Zi Thefollowlngre-ord C. -C. 1 1 shows ine eiianges is tne tempersture lot the psst tweaty-fonr hours, tn comparuoa with ihe lorreipooding date of laat year, as bb Indicated by tbe thermometer at Perry's phar- maoyi 189a 1B81. 1B99.

181 aa. si ss a. i ea. 00 ID 11 I Bad and Gudden Death. Tbs death of the Dug and Medicine Com- bine, sfter a l)hsenutr snd exceedingly H'" fnl lUaeas of fortv-flt days, is announced te- day.

Tne exact came of daainu attributed an oTStdoss of Biker. The formal deals netlei. tm WIU belojndlnanoiasr.colama. I Mm.