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ACKERM.fN'S LIDDERS.


Dispatches from Albany yesterday said
that Assemblyman Alderman had introduced a
bill to increase the security OF persons travel
ling on the elevated railroads in this CITY. 1t
provides for switches on the upper mud lower
tracks between tho Battery AMI Harlem River
at distance Of every five blocks. He also in
tro1uced n bill to compel these roads ~ carry
ladders on each trHirr' OF sufficient siza and
length TO enable passengers tu escape t. the
street In cnse Of accidents between stations
ov"ry. violation Of the law to be punishable by u
TRIM Dcspqtrher Moshcr Of the Noiropoli-
tan Elevated Railway laughed when be- heard
me purport Of tho bill. aud was asked his
You'd better ask some ono else about Il. " hc
sald, turning away. Tho reporter assured him
that IL was no joke. hut that he WINS ANXIOUS to
get mo views oi practical railroad men on the
well" said Mr. Mosher. at secms TO mo
that both bills nre useless On our road wa
huve switches 10 almost every sutton. UNDER
stand mat ne pm wRn,s switches So that IN cas-"
switched Oh and tho travel be- not DELAYED [
think We have switches enough for all TINT. We
have Ind accidents on Tho ron when the engine
Just push the train To the first switch. take ofr
the passengers and send the engine To the re-
pair shops. II will very rarely happen that a
train Is delayed more than fifteen minutes.
don't think the switches every Ave blocks would
facilitate matters much. IL nny. As TO the lao
ders. that Is n ridiculous idea. Do you think
you could get n lot OF hllics to- climb down those
ladders In order to save u quarter ~ nm hour e?
And there are very few men who would do II
either. But there's one thing certain. II this
company thinks this plan good one they'll
adopt IL right of
ENGINEERS. conductors and station men
laughed when they read the despatch. and were
inclined 90 treat IL as p big Joke. % they
want to make u hook md ladder com Iuny ~
M - sHid one. "Thcres inst about Ms much
Mood 81 hooks rs there is " lal.l~rs
on tho New York Elevated Railroad tho
NH produced the Same amusement. " When
there is serious accident on this road %
said sutton agent. " the passengers won't
need any ladders to got down They'll 40 with
the trnin, and 10y rapid transit. too. We have
switches every few stations. and when an
engine is Disabled ~" neXt train pushes the
disabled train o;he first station. | don't h..
lcve the legislature will be fools enough to
pass such a bill"
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Alta CRED FROM BEHIND.
The Assault on Mr.. Jnneway, n Manufacturer
of New Hrunsyyick.

Tdynrd DuIIor n noliro ~ Zealand onJ =
h"""'u D"ici' h"IiNe vi lrclanu uIu u
laborer about 40 years Of agc, was arraigned
beforo Tustico cbnrIoa p EorI a., NJ. pr,,,,
wick. n. j.. yesterday. on charge OF felonious
assault upon Henry L. Jancwav. n wcll-known
citi,or or1 ,roo,,h,, ,,,t,,,,,..'u - ,h. -,
"'i', "V""'S '""'ui'V."icr VI NV toNh
Al III O'Clock in the night OF Feb. Is
MIR. Janeway was on his way home from his
foc,orv ofnco III rorto in,, u,,,,,,h De-
i'''t' 'Hiov' ms Iouts lhb through Ica'o
street. on which is the little house in which
Butler lived. Just as no passed Butlor's house.
A., -, f ''N'
W. ~ '"ue""y was Niolehlly struck from oehind'
no could not escape until he had been severely
beaten nbout the head IIis wounds were so
nainfuI ,b,t bo bost,,oa ., tts H., T., ri
irgatcn aworuc a' f W. ii'9 ii,''I' IL - :
n"xt dav H. ,r, IN 'i,ivi W" pu'hm ule
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-01
IMUSEMENIS.
Third Night OF the Opera Season.

The oitener Carmen" is heard the deep
er must be the regret OF all who listen TO its
fresh and spontaneous aow Of original melody
and its ingenious and elaborate orchestra,ion
that Bizet should have died Just as no was
entering on n great career. Now that the
day Of the great Italian composers seems past
and that Wagner has SO centred German music
upon himself and made it part Of his own
individuality that he can have no rival.
there was m opportunity for a Frenchman
70 follow the brilliant examples OF Gounod
and Thomas, and create fresh and original
works. But il only remains for us to be thank
full that Bzet left behind him at least this bright
and vital creation 1t has found fortunate in
terpreters in Col. Mapleson's company. The
chief roles suit the Compartments OF those who
assume them in remarkable degree. Miss
Hnuk has great share Of that independ-
ence OF spirit that is Garments char
strong and dehonuair. like the TOrea d0r.
and Campanini has the fire and passion OF Don
yDSs, ne peilorlnnhcr last evening dld not
diner In any essential respect from those given
last season. except. perhaps; in that i was
smoother and went with nuency and ease
thht have come from perfect familiarity. This
wis especially noticeable in the charming con-
certod music OF the second and third act
the trios aud quintets-as we'll rs in all
the tiNu parts. finer representation. in
fact, could not have been desired. Miss
llnuk WAS in especially good voice. The putt
OF Carmen must now have lost all ts freshness
for her, and become anonymously wrHrlsome ;
but ike a tru" artist, she allows no sign II
This 10 appear IN her action. but gives i with
even more than her former spirit and
dash; and Campauini made love and
raSh with jealousy ms spontaneously as
though h. was going through those emotions
tur the first time. Il is suggested TINT NJ lis,
HAuk may be heard in " Lohcnsrlq " helorr
the season closes and il is To- he hoped that this
may prove tru', tor the limited range OF chagac-
tors IN which She has appeared has crrtliuly
not thus far given scope Ia her entire talent
AT to-day's matinee Nine. Grrster appears.
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BIBLICAL cH4RAcrERs IN COURT
Perhaps an Unprecedented Suit Before .
New York Justice.

The Religious Plastic Art Company gave
an entertainment in Steinway Hall during the
first week Of January last. The programme in
cludcd large number OF representations Of
Bible stories. and the characters were repre-
scented by living persons. The representations
were ACCOMPANIED by Rotations OF passages
from the Bible music. and pictures. To pro-
duco this novel entertainment the propretors
engaged number Of performers at quite mod
crate salaries.
But the money received ut the door was not
sufficient to defruy expenses. In considera.
ton Of this fact. when pay day came. some Of
the performers consented to accept a third o.
tho amounts promised. Miss Ada Franklin
who prrsonated tho Virgin Mary. WAS offered
!2.GS for her services. instead Of the sl2 which
was her due. She declined to receipt in full,
and declared that she would sue the managers
far her money A similar course was taken hy
MISS lda Lewis. who pers4nated Mary Mag
dalen. So they got Lawyer r. Francis Gibbons
Ia prosecute their claims. which he did Success
lul!y. before Ciyil Justice Callahan in tho cnse
-. Miss Franklin. and before Justice Dinkel in
the case OF Miss Lewis. Tho defendant was
Mr.. ludewlg. who keeps restaurant in Barclay
street AMI he could assign no rrason why the
amount 80 tho Justices decided against him
Miss Ala Franklin lives at 2GG Seventh ave-
nue. She was yrstoriay husliy engaged in
helping her mother clear away the tea things
Her mother is stout comely. healthy German
matron. Her inther is m invalid. Miss Frnnh-
I'm herself is II years Old. tall. with abundant
light hnlr and blue eyes. She said she had not
received her money yet. but expected 10 yet
Il she Ind performed for tho Religious
Plns'lr Art Company an Il church. and mad boon
paid for the service, and sho was determined IN
lee PAID for her Apo arnnco NJ Stoinwav Han.
Her friend Miss Lewis WINS equally determined
justices Callahan and Dinka. disagreed ON a
p9hi9t Of lay in thgse eases The question WINS
when the plainun is working girl tho dofrnd-
ant WHO loses must pay so costs. But If tho
only pays s. costs. In these cases Justire
Callahan decided TINT Miss Franklin was not a
working girl. hut Justice Dlnkel decided that
Miss LOWS was a working girl.
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SENTENCING FIRE BUos roR LIFE
Protesting Their Innocence or the Crime OF
which They Were Convicted.

The second trial OF Charles Bernstein and
Abraham d. Freeman. upon the indictment
against them for arson in the first degree for
setting fire to the tenement house Mt II Ludlow
street. on the 18th OF November last ended on
Wednesday night in their conviction. and thoy
were called up for sentence yesterday. The
court room was densely crowded. and the faml-
lies Of the convicted men sat Weeping by them
irom the time thcy entered.
AT IL o'clock. tho court having been opened
Assistant District Attorney Rollins moved that
sentence be- passed upon the prisoners. Clerk
Sparks asked thcir ages and occupations. and
they responded respectively: Freeman, 3d.
cigHrmuker; Bernstein. %. tailor. Upon being
asked il they had anything ~ say why sentence
should not be- passed, Freeman said they were
innocent. and were convicted through prpju-
di'cs ON the pnrt " the prosecution and the
Fire Marshal. Bernstein. holding his handkor-
chief stretched up before him between his
hands in broken English called upon God as
u witness to his innocence. am M clear
and innocent" he said. AS the light" He
hoped God would punish the man who did
commit the crime.
Tho sentences passed upon the prisoners was
that they be Imprisoned ut hard labor in State
prison for life.
Atthe close Of Judge Barrett's remarks. there
was renewed weeping and Willing among the
friends OF the condemned men. and many Of
their HcquHtntnnces pressed around to offer
coincidence and take leave OF them.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Feb. 2s-1here was an active
speculation on the Stock Exchange. but with n
ieverish tone. and an unsettled. irregular
course Of values. Western Union showed the
most steadincss and strength, most OF the
transactions OF the day showing further ad-
vance on yesterdays prices. There was. how
ever. more weakness at the second call. There
WIS decided depression in coal shares. with n
very large business in Delaware. Lackawanna
trl were we'll sustained with fair business.
but there were wide and frequent fluctuations
IA Northwestern, closing ut some decline.
WIN 81, ianl , MOVING somewhat in
Inc hlhtcr iancc- were all neglected Investment
shares we're dui. and Chicago. Burlntton and quincy
dtrncd o. ld aud Chicago ami Alton 20 ~ The lowest
but the recovery was but partial
Railroad bonds were Generally quiet AMI some OF the
from down to 49,. Burlnston. G. Il and lsts from
- down 90 ~ There was ir business Jersey Cen
t-al-. uciuus fret consolidated asseuird from ~
down To- sii, and adjustment bonds at go Town 10 50
Tue issues the iaciuc roads were quiet Those OF the
Elevated lists lOi'. CLOS. Western Union Telegraph,
Government. very quiet sales included ss. issi
REGISTERED ani coupon. lug't 521s, lsG-. registered.
ln2 -. 1901 coupon. ipui Is 1891 coupon. ltNt,
h,hNc AZ decline from S Co II. owing To the defeat
10 committee oi the proposition to make them available
lur hahhins purposes Louisiana cvnsols sold at ~
ca.h ~ ne mnring but later were place cd at auSll
seller g North Carolina g. Old Apr ami October SOLD
II - The business ~ bauk shares limited
man National ~ % ana crcln Exchange at lniit.
Money ON call ranged ifnm 60 a. p cent closing ut
aluut Tie tmpous of dry good. tor the week are
81 so uH nui nearly an equal amount "a marketed
me following viii show range Of prices paid to-day
D.. g.
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STOLEN. ONE colr and ONE sHlnr


Robert VI. Martin. pale and haggard. and
with head bowed low. yet every inch a gentle.
man. not only in attire hut in manner. was led
TO tho bar OF the Special Sessions yesterday.
Mrs. Allen. a boarding house keeper Of Mae
dougal street. having accused him Of stealing a
coat and shirt from her house.
May 1t pense the Court" Mr. Leonard Ie-
rome. Jr.. said ms the prisoner. covering his
face with his hands, burst into tcars. May il
please the Court" Mr.. Jerome repeated. ut :
only this morning that | learned that nv old
friend was in trouble. Not ten years nro Rob-
lars, He was nm honorei member Of III" Stock
Exchange. and his career Of twenty years i'm
Wall street as banker md broker was one ~
n" most honorable, To-day We hear for The
llonors. when tho gilt of Robert W. Martin
~ one hundred thousand dollars 10 sew
eral churches in this city was quoted ns
n royal GIT; He failed In 1872 Gni since then
his family have been scattered. and he is lcft
now und"rstanl. pauu'r, your HonorS! |
learn from Mr. Johnson. the clerk ~ the Court.
that my old friends mind seemed ~ YOU 50
much Affected when be WAS first called up for
trial that you ordered his case 10 b. lrft over
until you could have him examined ly uhy-
man who once Was not only honorable but char
table"
Justice Wnndcll. after long consultation
with his ass1riates. said with much feeling:
Robert VI. Martin yen have had enough eN-
Iorirn"e in this world r. know the d ssrace OF
committing n crime. Mr.Jerome. however has
told MS Of your rrcnt misfortune. and wa nrn
therefore inclined 10 deal with YOU mercifully
Tho sentence OF tho Court is that You he inn
rris med in the City Prison for the term % five
DAYS"
Mr. Martin. who seemed dazed and utterly
crushed, was led out 10 his cell.
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BARTLETT At Manchester y. n M heart disoaso
Feb % Mr. Bartlett aged 10 trHrs native Ptvmuuh
H.. aud one Of the Weal,hicst real estate owners IN
Connolly. John Connolly aged - years native Of
County Nu-rHWmuu. ireland
Tile unernl will take nate from his late residence 100
. DEL. PRAuO ON Friday. the 2sth day o February.
Ricardo Del frtlo
Rtledy,s f.i.is the mcnhc-s of First COMPANY Sow.
cnth Rc4imgrt n 90 the Veteran Corp. a. the seventh
Palestine Commanders. 1Dmnifr LHdlo ~ ltf'rrt.uu
lcWrIr Luig, Princes nt Jtru.aru TO- uN'Ir CHAPTER
Rose CroiN nni Aurora Gra'1 cou. 'r gre .p,c' ms
Invited Co. attend ms funeral irYmth MtsnHc r,u. .r.
23i 49, aud Gtu ave- Sud ui, ruu't " rr % ~ half
pnt ocnek Itls rrq irsf'd that uH flower. be .Dut
GILLETTE At raichosue. L. l.. FEB 10 Mr., Lucinda
nNlr AT Ea,t New Yort. + I Teh 90 Niry Hart,
In the 4sth vcqru her Hgr widow f William NUT ~
jACQulN In Pi iielphia Pa. Feb y, jean Hapt.tc
LYO,s.-Un Friday, Feb - Nnry Olsen Lyons. aged
Relatives ani friends arc re.rocmlv invited to attend
me funeral on SUNDAY March .. at oco.k X. from %
NORRIS In Phiul.inhl1. Pa Fob. &C. Catherine A
True si1i. willow Of Lurinn Nrrfi4u' NHw iIfk
VT NRph.-At CHmhridse. Mass. Feb ~. John Munroe,
NICHOLSON In BftInYrr. Ml Feb. % Elizabeth
Nchnl.nu. IN Che ii3fh year tr hrrHec
POOR In BROOKLYN. friliv. Feb ~ Henry Poor
tunrral from 'i. Afc residence -s Onion st., on Mon.
Boston ami PORTLAND uanc-s pleas conv
kltE-A HfuuA iue. Moss. Fob -. William Rice
siLNEE-frb -. Tlieu s!yer AGED % wears. native
" BaNnrn'Ig. Count, Cork froldnH
Funeral VIII fHNr place from ils residence n her
brother o. N.r'h gu t. Br o.vu. u 90 lpli past
SINASAck.-lu Anher-tbur-. ont. Frh - s. r. fiseto
la Bear Snn-acs widow o. Jacque s.na.ack Hscd g3
WOODS III Baltimore Ma FEB. 90 Mrs Elzlucth
W 10 e. NH 10
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BISSETT'S MN.
Mrs. Alexander Assaulted and brought TO
Tears by BnssetTs Counsel.

BRIpGEPoRT, Feb. 2s.-Threc Witnesses
Iohn Burton. George Arnold and Mrs Alrxan-
icr-were put on the stand bv tho prosecution
this morning to supply chinks in the wall Of
evidence around Fr1nk Bussett. The op,ninc
argument for the State WIS made hy As, I-itnt
Clty Attorney f. II. Holt He set forth briefly
some OF the most conspicuous points bon the
case. and then made an appeal 10 the Jury iu
Quaker dialect. closing with rhyme NJ u
wilbur followed with un appeal iu hchulfof the
prisoner i'm which he turned aside tp chur,ic-
lerH' the AlcNnnler woman 10y applying a. hor
King Sllomou's description Of the STRANGE
woman - of four thousand years uco States
Attorney Omstend mnle n careful review
~ the testimony, and claimed vrr-
Ict o. murder in the first degree.
Judge Lockwood clo-rd the argument
10y punching the strong points Of the urtouro,
ma hurting them in the iurns of the mrrk-
hooking Jury The prisoner -ut i'm his lON aud
listened uucntiVrly. hut betrayed mo- emotion.
Mrs, Alpyuudrr sW in front Of MIN. three feet
away. and suhhrd uloud while undergoing me
terrible Having ~ BAs-"its LAWYERS. T. ,~~rti'-
mother aud sisters sut M Mrs AlrNuulrr's lrft
aud LiZ2lo huvnuAgh WAS sundwirhrd between
them and her. Tue Bls-rtt women cried aloud
when the States Attorney oluinrd verdict
thnt must be- followed 10y "a hanging So many
persons never h"ior' Eutb"re IN tnn Fairfield
County Court II use; the il00r and IN" IA .lrrv
we're packed Ia ihrir utmost rHprriiv; There WINS
not even standing room anywhere outside OF
the Judges bench. The argument WAS closed
Ht . p"lork, Tomorrow morning the Judge
VIII give the case TO the Jury.
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Madam Ander.on'. Rival In Town.

tall young woman. resembling Anna Dick
in-un Somewhat, walked into the establishment o,
o Leary.s shucmaaer Yesterday afternoon Taking OH
her shoes shr rlHcci her feet cnca cl pair OF nice
Mhiir slncNlug-, 900 lirr sheet ui white plstDluard
want .tNi- rt.y par 40 .i.oes.' size said FOR
have come 90 Walk AL the female pedestrians IN Sew
.nfk down"
TIE slte Of her feet was marked ON tho rasioboard
lIc Young woman was Nil. NAV Ma fshHll she sud
Size hai walked uurtt--lN more quarter tIi,s Boo Wash,
iu-tHu tIHu Madam Al irr-nn hud 900 BrnOhl,u when
She msS ,ue ter as though she could have walked
another month.
" hrNu ln The Bro.kiyn tournament on Monday" She
CONVINCED. " After that slal wax Madam Anderson
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JACKSONVILLE, OHIO. Feb. 2s.-The house N
j luusorl was burned to the ground at about -
u'clock Ills morning Mr. Lunsiord anu six of his
children who asleep were snuihcrcd on burned 10
death only the wife and one child escaped.
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How We Get Our News" is the tito Of n loc-
mre which Mr. simonton, the Agent OF the Sew
York Associated Press. wl deliver this evening in the
hail NJ the Cooper Union The methods and oreauziuou
~ the gfrat urvsgathcriug concern which Mr. NmuuDu
represent, afford material tor lecture Which uuSnt tu
BE- very interesting to the general pubic The lecture -
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laundred shirts the ety 81 to 81 25 each; British
SOCKS PIC pair linen collars 81 2Olerduz W. Johns
ton 21O Grand st. also AT Gu aV corner VI goth stAdV
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Browne bronchial Trochea will Instantly
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DR. Beckers Eye Balsam cures inaamed weak ewes
styes and sore eyelds All druggists Depot BoweTy.
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