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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-11

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
Glen Cove's Big Explosion.

The cause Of the explosion in tho Glen Cove
Starch and Sugar Works ON saturday is mystery and
is to be investigated at inquest today II Is said that
DR. Wclc. the chemist was trying new experiment.
and 1t suddenly generated gas aud exploded the sugar
boiler story was circulated In Glen Cove to the eject
that DIR wielc had been very incorporate Of late on ac
count ~ b, ing rejected by young lady TO whom he paid
i~ uNdrcs ami thHt he intoxicated and careless
~ the time oi the accident Although his friends ne
knowled.c That lc incm eratr. they say that he
wt~ perfectly sober ~ Tie day oi the accident No
lth' !, sli = alta he'd to , rroprirtnr- oi The fac
tfN.Hs ucN trusted guiiieN To Tie ski o Or Wei. IN
Nr inhit-'neutu Nle sugar boiler They hired him on
account oi Do, tcpucd great scirnuhc amt chemical
hi' Wedge, AMI are t lptun not ~ru-hic th"
llwlon part Of The formula for the maLue iilc uf
SUGAR used hy IT, Ncic was explained e. THf SIS
luf'f ~ one o the rupiUfur starch l. dissolved IN
wAitr ~ phnh'r suiar 10 that used Tor laundry pur
inf~ III, pour into the sugar huIlt and Diluted blue
Ntrul or uhurie urid l ici The mass Is heated hy
means steam admitted through pipes the bottom uf
the SUGAR huitr The steam l. not generated in the
sugar boiler but IN anothvr bv,r.n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
0AMBLERs TO STEP DoWy AND OUT.
Two OF them Sent 10 the Peuitentiary-A Wig
orcus Prosecution Promised.

Tho custom In the criminal courts has been
to impose light fines without Imprisonment,
upon convicted gamblers. Recently Judge Gil
derslccve announced from the bench his intrn-
ton to be stcrner in sentencing such offenders
Yesterday Joseph Lyons and Edward Sander
son, proprctors of II faro game mt II West
Twcnty-cighth street, were nrraigncd before
him. They had pleaded guilty. expecting TO
pay small fines and return to their business
but. on lNrning that they were likely y be i'm
prisoncd. they askcd leave to Withdraw thoir
pleo and take their chances In trial. Their
request was denied because the complainant, u
stranger whose money they had won. and who
had been kept under bail. could not readily be-
secured again. Judge Gilderslecve sentenced
them to six months in the pcnitentiary and 500
fine. adding that the pnnnlty would have h,on
much heavier had not the offence been commit
ted previous 10 his public warning that punish
m'nts in gambling cases were to BE- made more
severe.
There are indications that nc,y onslaught IL
To be mndc upon the gamblers The District
Attorney VIII prosecute every indicted offender
vigorously. All the proof required for convic-
ZION IL mat the prisoner played at the game.
Inc complainant need not have lost any money.
hnytNdy who chooses to make n business Of
providing evidence. or u loser who desires to
punish the gamblers after they have robbed
him may get redress
The booksellers are to be bothered too. The
GRAND Jury s recent request 10 the Legislature
10 Dc needed; ana, moreover, ii Is said that
under the existing iiu ton statute prosecutions
may be sustained. Selling anything 10y auction
without u license IL IA misIpmpancr nm ishabln
with fine and imprisonment Col Jolinc, who
hus charge Of licensing auptioneprR, has lnvari-
nhiy refused to license sellers OF pools, and
therefore they are Liable TO punishment ns I'm
licensed auctionecrs. The District Attorney is
required TO prosecute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
yyhisitey Before Judge HIa,chfor,.

In May. lao. an indictment WIS found against
Nos-rs F. Boylani Edgar r iiill, OF TIN. city under
change OF conspung with Col Francis A. Eastmsn aud
L. Gulson and one Clark, OF Chicago to dciraud the
United states OF taxes upon quantities OF whi,key made
IN Chicago and sold in New York but only Boyd and Hill
hhNS ue, arrested The others, II i supposed b.ng more
service able n wiinCs than dsit ndant.
again has the been called up IN the United states
circuit Court ant often STAYED OIL, and when II was
called before judge Bnchior yesterday the prosecution
pa" many witness IN ue court room, hut Assistant
mtsd states District Attorney sherman said that u
would be Impossible To proceed with the case
the defendants lIl. confined to his ted Mr. Shcr.
man added tha the iuirtnt M was not sufficiently se
enc ani Judg, batchori decided that II not DIS
tnct Attorney Bliss sil that the prosecution would hand
~ iul AMI satisfactory hill OF particulars and the case
was put over unul this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
AMI MN rs.
The New Play or"tn for Her. at wniiack's
Theatre.

Two incidents Of Importance in theatrical
matters occurred Inst night at Wallace Tho
afro; one the production ~ a now comedy. the
other Mr.. Lester Wallack's roappearancc ON his
own stage. He WIS enthusiastically greeted,
and for length Of time that became emharrass-
ing oven 20 him. was occupied in acknowledging
the respectful and almost afrectonate welcome
Of his auditors. These constituted an assembly
peculiar to this theatre ON the nights Of first
representation ~ new plays. which is cquiya-
lent To- saying that It WIS of the best kind. both
III quality and quantity
The now comedy. All f0r Hnr" in the rrin-
cirll part II which Mr.. Walla'k appeared. is
the work Of Mcssrs. M,rriynlc and Simpson. 1t
was played with great approval in London n
1875. and lately in Boston. when Mr.. NallArk
added 10 his lnurcls 10y his impcrsonatlon Of
Hugh Tferor. This parsonage, whose character
Tor suhrlry AMI other things is not II the best,
loves Lam Narsi7 and hates his younger
brother. L0rd Liefrid who is = furtunut. rival
IN luN". ftndQie is suspected Of being IN SYM
puthy with tine preirnd-rs rau-e and IL about
Ia 10, arrested. when T'eror. who Ercntle re-.
> mh.s him, saV,'- him by taking his place.
LldJ Vrrsin enormously believes him 10 lr
traitor ANA violently r'rroa'hrs him just
VII, b" discovers thW IA Is the lawful SON
papers which prove. his legitimacy. H. tolls
h,r ti n rs d II lVyy AM Eos To- prison,
now Ia" play terminates can b' hest understood
urvu-ii It's admiruHl" Illustration on the stage
Of us "a atre, Enough of the plot has boon
nliaat'd Ia show that in this character Mr.
MMa'k llnl- ample s"op, for the exercise Of
ms hnoWn skill IA rouraylng the conduct of
man WIN great heart and spirit Of self
sagtlii'"
The tone and color II the piece are molodra-
matt, sometimes q little too much so The de
.i"-nr Il lh ~" main. unusually good, III" ac-
luu We'll sur'nuei and tho lnt.'r' II ntnns fled
IT, M clusr. Inc three a"ts call Tor tours on's.
we costumes are fresh and handsome. and the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
nov 10 SiyE 4 MILLION.
Mr.. Donovnn- Astonishing Explanation to
the Brooklyn Aldermen.

The Brooklyn Aldermen Yesterday afternoon
attempted Tor uic thlrd ume tonr,aA the d,dloeA exist
ius the ton President ana ilc organization of
tie new board james Donovan continued 90 vote ior
himself, ana Aldermen Bach aul ay ihe regular caudi.
dates received equally lc rest col thr Noi.s Eisht bah
lots making In all nearly forty ballots, were taken iu
vain An cnort was made then by the Republicans TO
have the committees appointed temporarily that the Inn.
Ioraut business Of the cts mi-h surr II was as
ssrtt that many persons ttt money uIr uru tie
'iN, ini are unable togr u hecaus there j. mo- Fuine
committee Alderman Fisher gave the Ilfl-r u Pre- j.
d,nt French that hc would aulont the committees a
non partisan basis Alderman buruc offered resolution
that the thuiunrn OF Tie committees lc alternately Dem
o,rtt ami Republican, art tHl ono hall OF The conn
mifVt bee taken nom each party. Alderman
Fisher Nenlied the Hs rn That wa. Che iit.t time IN
the history 90 the board that the clerk was Called ou 10
record me words r. uhieun AMI nNot rat IN hi min.
ucs The Democrats were not satisfied with tie propu-
slfInu. Alderman Donovan SAL As | the direct
cause of tins deallnek SAY that these committees
ought not 90 ho appointed Il tlsholA Wuudu tApIuint
these committees for six mouths Che ciN would save
million OF dollars Alderman Fisher said snltn Nocr.
"lhnt settles IT, Donovan is Boss The topic WAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

MONDAY. Jan. 22.-FLouR AND MEAr-Thcre
wsr ~ e yr ,. ye ss ny 'Gr as Win az ~"
ness going; there can be no decided advance made in
g. extra slte g. g i3es6;Di western :pring wheat
winter wheat AID Xxx Sfs5assi, annc ,o,s patents,
s7T5csiO city shipping extra. 81 1,as7 -; southern
extras. 81 5o@f7s5 Corn neal Western e Do@t5o5;
S. 20 Buekwhcat hour = o3 MS So slssii5
CorroS- srots were ii0c higher, with air general
turcs were l3a@i rc dcaIcr, with sales Of Vr bales
rSafy iae lor March Is y ge or Ami Is g s 'G or
May, - 1926 Tor jane II . l0c July, aud II 1890.
was quiet aud nominal On the spot at
ialarc. also weak with sales Of so IT'S Tor Marcel at
e., ,.s,tiIro Pet and bee ham. qliet Baccp dull
Az m,Ass rather ea,ieri city picked hams losiHic;
es at 81 2u@siia 30 ior prime Western steam closing at
gu .Vss 80 igr January amt February tii3ossi 20
sn, ~ ds S a9c o rsi. s I'm b'I Ss;
A.. 2~@ilc, Ncsrin creamery DOehc tubs and lr.
Nm good TO choice, l's-oc common 10 iair l2@ioc.
Ihsfse gn.,l but ,ieaal STATE factory, s'ssltaic DO
,iS .'g "' JirSf, 'Ss''e southern aud western,
eIulins 10 .rrns at 81 %, No. milwaukee, 81 Is;
asS T ~ 1 2s slTSe dshg IN g. BE- g "a
es$l - Clieso 80 >, 81 Et4Si -. r. eci'd and No
sl5ieSi 81, white de-, q - ssiOo Z. bush. Rye aud
bush at 4ieisc Tor mixed Western, including No ut
fc and iinilc. Tor white dO including No . NJ &c;
also whc STATE go 1Nc and mixed do. 1Or55c Indian
corn taihtr more steady. but very quiet. sales 300
buii ~ tljfn0l ~ Tor Western unaIaded, and
steamer mixed, odd Western mixed at Uim(ssc.; new
yellow, OlssSu2ci Western whit Vosj2c IN Store aud
Hnuat
stNpHiFs-Naval stores were quiet and nominally
changed NJ Faiul,c Tor spirits reuunc and 81 4O1
= 20 Tor common To good strained roln Petroleum was
dul and nominal at lie Tor crude, in bulk. and re
rcintd IN hbi~ Ocean ireights were very duh lower,
JToo S', q %SP' at 'rS sS;a Sy by ''%
e-2d grain to Glasgow, by steam, ID fined petroleum,
IN eases To Cadi1 or seville Doc gold crude do In hbls
70 haNre, = Hour 10 BuiiH, Doc gold. Whisky
lower and dun at 81 IL Iallow was dull and noninally
unchanged at ~ &C. Tor prime
GLoctrifs-Biail coffee was somewhat moro
acuNc under further concessions; RIO quoted
at l1s4e-z5Ac; and sanio. lviae@e. both gold;
sales ui Jus bags the former and 400
bags Of IA" latter, private terms Mild grades
also easy at = 24c Tor Java and lus2c Mara
eAilu, both gold. holasSes dun aud nonnaly
changed New Orleans 45@1e Rice was nrni and in
lar request domestic. 44es'Asc.; and kaigOon, SO
~. gold, ~ bond Raw SUGARS were steady thuigh
quet lar to good refining cuba pi.es.c sacs OF d00
hhds Melado at F4c, 81 hhl-, - boxes and 400
hhss centrifugal part new. at lpalps refined mOdcr-
nwy active at l5sSll.c Tor hards and Ia sllc. Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

NEW YoRK. Monday, Jan. 22.-Receipts OF
h'cNcs were 2I6 car ad-. or l~l head, maki total
Of "li ior the week, against 1908 Tor the previous week.
AMI V'ri ur the CORE spending week last year A-on;
III, 90, rings were nuihrr oi car lohds prime and
extra ntuNc steers, and tie grade At least
lair Most ct The buyer. affirmed that prices were much
the same Monday last Tor all grade. above common
while seller. generally reported sNt.r feeling AMI
aians 81 n ptocs'puhl "a 81 e. %, ad ON good lots and
sc z un int nor Co dunn III lrrd figures are
the last Monday. the quality col today, re-
cclts WAS about &C. 10 better than IN, ring, were
week ago Tile cN'rcW" range ,a,l-i,c r n to
dft>s ''r> n, and most oi The transactions were al
"i.alu'4c q % Ia dress JG rs
Etccitso sheep and lambs =, chr loads or 1920
head, making 1881 Tor the week. AGAINST 1904 Tor
inc previous wcrN. TIL, feeling was shade nTm,r tian
on FRIDAY ani Saturday iust and ilr busino re-
corded ~ NaH4'1c - 10. Tor ordinary riW stock
hec'tptsW haas wvre II car load D. i~3 head. max.
i'm 1851 Tor the week. n-au. -I4l2 tor the previous
week Market quiet AT " 500. & b. Tor hive hugs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
VINO snAAL pRnlcn the GosPELg
Asiatic and 4 frican Missionary Effort Set Up
In AnsMer 90 DR.. Scmdder.

Literally, an evangelist IL n messenger
Of good t.dngs." Dr. Stulder said in the Moth
odist ministers meeting yesterday, hut the
modern idea Of an evangelist is very difficult to
define The professional cvangclists employed
in churches for the conversion OF sinners. arc Of
doubtful use. They have no pastoral charge,
are often not ordained. and are irresponsible in
respect of character. We have suffered much
through the sting left hnhinl In several in
stances i'm N'w YORK and Albany. Docs not that
system oi evangelism inlure the minister IN the
rhhrWtcf ol ms own Irn'hingY II implies
mat the minister hicks, and tie result Is n Kind
oi humnu1ug religion. Are fruits THIS Kind
sion that it s superb 'n and uuHbdng. rho
reaction is terrible, and the rmrahrs ar dam
aged in growth and W auth. How many al your
churches huye gained converts through tho
great revival here not u tvs, NemoutA agoY"
Til" spenhcr suggested a committee OF inYcsti-
CATION On the SUBJECT.
The. Roy. Wn. Taylor, an evangelist, who has
prn. he'd Che Gospel in Asia, Africa, Australia.
ana America, while partly approving Dr. Seud-
dcrs views gnNe in~tan"os of successful miss
sionary nhors in foreign lands. Seven hum
dr'd hNilir,, hn said, are travelling da prcl,h-
ors IA south Arla, in India there are l.coo
workers ana 1000 ministers. " ~ '" a.
mhslonnri-r, nr- wanted hcrel" tie SPEAKER
ntil III con iusipni 70 do tho work OF Gud!
lHi7 WIS greeted VITA hearty applause.
ihc ! cnhrSSH"hlS, "A group OF coOred sing
ers 81 butli seNrs, organi2ad in Nashville by tho
rev D. W. DonuNln, then mounted the minis
VIE platform and sang several pieces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
PAULINE LUCCrs DIyoRCE
\ Law Suit amer the RcopenIug Of the De.
cree against her First Husband.

Maria p. von Wallhoflen, otherwise Pauline
Lu'ca, has sued her lawyers. Messrs. Richard
5. New ombe and David Leyentrltt. for $4,000.
The argument was heard yesterday. She WIS
married in November. is65 to tine Baron Won
hnad". in Il 'rlin, anda,t five years OF married
life the couple opuruted The iairsingor ayers
that the money that she earned on the stage WIS
expended by her husband in gaublina, and in
rlotJus living. The Baron. on the contrary.
says that ono Emil Won WallhofIen was the a.use
~ uil we tr"upi'' ana that Tor INN IN August
rllr hr!k" an engagement 10 sing in the Iilyll
Opera House IN Berlin, and camr 10 this country
ON tho 10th Of March, 1919 Pauline engaged
Mcssrs. Newcombc a Loventriu 10 institute for
nrr an action ior divorce from the Baron Won
AIade. Tho lawyers were paid sl5oo, and
promised $4,000 more in the event Of the divorce
bong pro 'ured within three months. An al-O-
lui. divorce was grant vi on the . ol June. 1873
ana the luWyrls received tlc additional $500.
i. !hy- iiter she married the Laion Emil Won
NuIl zion
on. month later, tho plaintiffs first husband.
III" Baron Adullh Won ltuudr applied Tor the
uNcrrnl, that hc bad not hrrn duly served with
lro', 80, mat Opportunity had moi bnon given
Il" ovdrn 20 IN proof Of the allegations Of the
cont lnint had been introduced. ON TIE IN of
&G6 6r Mss- &.woaibe ,' yutrit 'g s r
attorneys. ana Mos-r-. New, mbe a Iryrntritt
ar a 81 n'r 80, for prGnarns E. rs7lt
me singers now an rney made u motion 10
amend the judgment ROLL upon which tho decree
~ dlNOr'" wa, hH- 3D. ly anurNing thereto the
summons ia thr action, it appearing that 1t con-
Alh'd hIhr, Al "a special term OF the supreme
Court, AN ORDER WA made Va.uIng The drcr,o
Of divorce $50 ~ 10 allow Adolph Won Rhade ~
defend the acton IN which il was ohtaUsi
lle cas, |is %. l~-ur At the time when Mad
anne Won. Wallhonrn. or Pauline Iurca began
the rult Tor $4,000 81 iulHgtS against her LAWYERS
Hssrs. NeWcomh" lrNcutritt. She say, that
hrr dispensing win thrlr services she eNp nd
cd in her efforts Ia sustain tho decree 500 tho
defendants. 81 300 TO Lawyer Nush, and 8. $50 To
Lawyer Aub. The plaintiff sues Ia recover tn,
money that sho las eXponded, because the de-
cree that the defendants obtained was invalid.
The plulntin', counsel argued that under tho
terms Of tho agreement the defendants became
entitled To the payment of the $1,000 only upon
procuring decree of DIVORCE Tho Judgment
That they procure" WIS not such a Judgment rs
wa- contemplated and contracted for Tho par
tics, and tine defendant never became entitled
plNU mon y.
Iun Cnuri lnnk tho nnnnra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE md THERE BIZ TIE
Suns REPORTERS.
The Accounts Of the Receiver OF the Continent
tai Life Insurance Company to be Exam
lined by Mr.. william Alien RutIer.


Judge Pratt, in Brooklyn, yesterday, APP
pointed William Allen Butler referee to exam
Inc the accounts Of the receiver Of the Cont
mental Life Insurance Company and the assets
and property OF the company; also TO report on
what seems just and cxpcdcnt for the welfare
OF tho policy holders and others Interested in
the fund. and also AZ TO the caro- and manage
mcnt OF the estate since IL was committed to the
receiver. The referee Is ordered to take proof
as to the liability Of any Of the officers or dircc-
tors OF said company. tho cxt'nt and nature
thercof. and what steps, IL any. should be- taken
70 enforce payment. The true intent of the or
uVr y W ulord an opportunity To all persons in
Ir'smd IN the company To make n sear'hing
inVesugntion not only as ~ the assets but to
ihuulTe whether the money or assets of the
company have heretofore been distracted mis-
applied, mismanagcd, or lost in any manner
.h,souEn n'gl'F'h'c. ,Ihe receiver is instructed
to furnish and lay before tho referee all books,
papers, documents. or Information. The re-
rriNer has permission to file his report at any
time before the 3Oth of January.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23
The $4,000. 900 six Smuggling Frauds.

In January, 1869. Col. Robert Dos Angcs. the
Deputy Collector OF tie Warehouse Division cf the Gus.
tom hou~c was arrested for completely in the s3ppon
sk smuggling frauds, AMI was sentenced IN two years
imprisonment IN the Albany peniientary and to pay
nhe OF Slnib Charles l. Lawrence, having been
arrested IN London as the principal the frauds wts
cNtracd al cost OF several thousand dollars ON sun.
dan lAsi. Henry VI Williams. Republican Lobbyist III
MH,hn-tnu formerly Dcpuiy Collector u the Warehouse
pNion was arrested on change o participation Ia the
frauds The arrest Wis made In his home in Madison
avenue, near Twenty sixth street The Ia orcr AGAINST
hiiu was Lawrence William. was released In SON
tail James kyerasd, the contractor. became his bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

Transactions at tho Exchange yesterday COM
prsed foreclosure sales
By Il v Harnctt. one two story brick building with
plot 80 6Ni2ANaO sNl40 ~ AMI " Prince street south
.dc, between Mott aud Mulberry streets, $1,000, to
on the We Il sic VI Thompson street 20 feet north Of
Prince street 100 to plainun Two houses with lots,
each &Slvl ll9 and III K,inson street. southeast
ncr Vt Pitt street. so. ~
ny u " Seaman. lot 2iN02 z the south side Of
htiN nrst street, $40 feet east second avenue 5000,
to- rlnntH.
frcmses 7si Broadway, announced by E. A. Lawrence
nui-r OF foreclosure are announced for today
al The Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

John James ono az the Astoria masked burg
lHr'. "is rraNn'd 10 Homp-tead yesterday two ia.
i'in' hts ior entering tc f,ai, noes No,srs Green
ani iiNScr The testimony was con,incins the uri.-
onr bong i'd nnhcd by members OF both families and
accn.'d n.y. hnidi and John Riley. the latter turning
StAW 'Nid me- The Jury promptly convicted HIM wa
Ill, tr.t indie M. AMI he pleaded .u, L. The second
one The luA.' nicnDci him g. twenty years iml ron.
II" ny ~ Tie hr-t and n.teou additional the second
ihlfN w year. ~ AL Jeremiah Mccarthy another OF
NE masked men. pleaded guilty. AMI was sentenced fn
tH'fit wears lnI fl-unurut, ana james Riley pleaded
ghiN, and was s,ut, need ~ eighteen years nnprsuu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-23

Little Johnny Lamb WIS acquitted In the
General Session. yesterday, OF the charge rohhinf
hcn coop, h sister, WHO dancer ia SDlos Dari, H.
c-uNiue that she glanced from the stage 10 the ra, ~
on 90 utIf 90 The h'u Il' Is. and Juhuus iu
ht 'front.' ROW Inc De u- f Stolen ,scril hour. airr.
amt i" iN wa VHu-t 900 the slot Afi,r tho iur, had
acquitted he brother ui the fAiiN. a.r 0ll, r,r,N So
sHi tu Ban fuu too lu,ki,sf that ha. D., IN
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The Hudson county. y. j., Grand Jury ycs-
trlay presented indictments a-an-t the Director m,
Board of fr,chrd,r and tho memer> the Board viii,
'td tr ilU iuf 'Iu-c q, r Court House lite The an
dif WVut charges them with .sHu'c iu office Th,
i, isd nrt director lIal~u Fronuhlcis Farm Hall
Harlcr, NJ Phillips Blackwell. Gniochlu spter, sLrtuu
smith, CurIcn, Cook. and johnson