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u no1.p YOUNG THIEF PLEADS GUILTY.

John KelIy the young English bank sneak VINO
robbed Edward Behr, Of Behr Brothers d Co., piano
makers of $500. in the Bank OF the MeTopohs' al
pro.dw,v and slxteenth-st, on Saturday, was com
rnitted for trial in 5000 ball yesterday by Justice
O,Reilly. at jefferson Market Court Behr cashed
a check of 81 800 at the bank and was engaged IN
oorn,irV the money when suddenly the above amount
was snatched from him by Kelly who ned out OF the
door into the street. He ran across into the Union
Square Park with the money clrtohed III one hah'
- ..,o,sr IN the other Midw4 y across the street
Kelly dischsr ged his revolver.
Behr was close behind the thief at the time F"'ce
man lanes T. King, of the Brosdyay Squad, ehSsep p
EeIIy from the bank door Into me arms Tins, u t,t he
~ sixieen and half years Old born IN IDim0n;
pro,snd clerk by occupation, ahd had Deeh nv mS
hr When asked what he had 70 say 10 , me
npsPoc preierTed against him, he sad: II peau 6ui'S
and xafye further examination
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A CLAIM OF ORIGINALITY.
DEFENDING THE c1BBscnANN1NG PORTRAIT OF

DEPENDING THE GIBBS-CHAENlNG PoRTHhTrOb
WASHINGTON FROM COUNTERS.
Harold Stanley Claiming has written to william
A Coffin manager OF the Centennial loan Exhibition
concerning tho controversy the genuineness Of
the Gibbs Claiming portrait Of Washington. MI
Claiming submits letter from his father written re-
Gently, in which he says
Nosriy H1ty years ego / remember II hanging IN
nv fathers room in the old Gibbs House in Mt Yer
non.st Boston. Ny mother always spoke OF It as
having been purchased by from her Dothcr Colonel
George Gibbs 70 whom II had been sold by HIS friend
the arus, Stuart and 20 whom Stuart said that the
nc,uro was on tho easel while Washington was sitting
and was worked on from life. From the character Of
the persons concerned thrr can be no reason 20 uO
the absolute truth and accuracy Of the statements.
There s this further claim strongly HAno ior INC
ncture by artists critics and friends bh' Nhch y
distinct from the foregoing In 1913 Stuart und"uO''dl
made hi. first portrait OF Washington. taking the night
side OF the face, aud from II made several r'pH'aN
, written memorandum Of his has been often quoied
a. applyinp 10 this original that he rubbed 1t out
,,,or no had decided on painting tse left SIDE oi e
,,ra iu l1g0 The Inference has always been u""p'el
from, tho time OF Rembrandt Pcac, and against II W.
have the admitted high science Of tho Uhbos picture
and tho statement Of Miss lane Stuart. tho aFtAt'
daughter that she recognized Il a. thu one she hou2h'
hcr taihcr had destroyed. showing that IN II We
s,il po,scss the original from which AL tho 0'hsfS
s,oyinr the light sldr o. the face arr o"p"~'
Mr. Claiming writes that It IS unjust 10 rotor 10
tbIs portrat in the catalogue as fcplCA ui hs
Vaughan tor HARRISON picture from philadelphia aua
10 the Vaughan picture as tho original
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MR.. pENrECOSr TALKS on STRIKES.
DEPLoRING THE WAR BETWEEN cArIrAL AND
ORGANIZED LABOR

DEPLoRING THE WAR BETWEEN cAIITAL AND
ORGANIZED LABOR
The Rev Hugh o. Pentcco't delivered long al
dress at the Masonic Temple, Twenty thirdsL ana
si,thayr Yesterday. on tho subject Of Labor Against
Capital" The audience which filled the hall was
large one and numbcr OF prominent knights ~ LABOR
and member Of the American Federation OF Labor IN
Guiding the president OF the latter were present lAe
remarks If Nh Pcutecost werr IN part as follows:
IL ia pltful spectacle Of p,ufu peTI0d, uc Na'Aro
between organized labor and orgahitcd eap'A. organ
it ,npltsl Is rcaily and cruelty Aggressive and 10 con
scou. Of IT, nytnclblc power Organized LABOR - NJ
tempting to defend tell but only fall. and wages are
Going ever dovnuaI towards the death line, day by day
,bor is on he rack ana Is not killed quickly bH' y
diving slowly and o!lrn attempts 10 aehcN" fevl'n O)
..u,o great CONFUSION But since tho SouthN'S""
,irEcs labor il growing Nrakcr and hoW The 'sp~'''
arr lowering wages year By year ana D')'o''s h.'I
have been proven failures. Some pcopc sul snpp"~
that organized labor Is power. but II Is helpless IN Wv
hands OF orgaalrci capital The organization Of A'of a.
-rueiy for social evils has bccu demonstrated ta
ut, bat ORGANIZATION cannot b. disp"usd Win a. J''
II Il m.Tc.T an eIgedicut for abort uh"
until radical rcIucty ls found. working
men seldom agree upon anything, but Nheh NV
40 scrc. they never stlck their agreement aoh
blame them for they ignorant and foolish The ~
Inron Of organized capital ~ LABOR u Hhn N''1''e
- regiment 70 a motley mob How can labor hot"
surcsed when The laws ere against H. ana law u'A'
yne,. bullets aJi clubsi Tho press and church are
- ,e,io.t IL II laborvrs destroy the property OF cap
I,,,,s ,h.y arc ,hct down By hired police. When Ne
-, lr,r,,y ~ take what ~ earn viii get fre~l""
We do no, want " he obliged 70 choose between Two
tvyanncs A. Il IA 81 always Ne sIm" "1 s"''' y"
,gnrks I'd, striges and then starvation II always 0N'
thus and thg y!ct0Es are piui">N
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NETWORK CITY.

A Centennial council of the Catholic Benevoient
Legion has been organized in connection WIN o.
Joseph's Church. in East Eighty-seVenthst'
mission for the Englsh-speaking Cathohcs Oh o''
Bonifaces parish, Fort. seventh-S' and secoho-"e'
was opened last evening.
The Rev. B. j. o'Callaghan, of St stephens Churn'
has been placed temporarily In charge oi o. JUN
Church, Goshen, Orange County.
The Rev. Patrick J. Hcay, rector OF the Church
of ST Lawrence o'TooIe, Brewsters, Putnam County
is lying Ill at st. vincents Hospital
The Volunteer Firemen's Association has presented
IN its president Michael Crane, handsome goiu
badge.
Wet, yeeg an Italian organizer OF the knights
nj Labor organized a local assembly OF Italian cou-
tectoners in Columbia Hall, spring-st last evening
The vice-presdent Of St. Francis Xavier's College
presented to General Harrison during MS recent WISH
10 the city tribute in verso to washington IN
twenty scven different languages written Oy inc coi
lege professors
The talking barber seems to have been lsugheo OUT
of existence in this city.
Horsehide Is rising In value since 1t has been iounu
M make the best cover for basebal!s.
Popular vhim is fsvorng the old-fashioned flowers
this spring, giving orchids and hothousa eAoucs a
srest"
MEMS peckware appears in amazing variety OF
.bana ard hue this spring The cheapest grades are
now made in modest and artistic shades. GaHshness
is falling into the background, even In the BoWery'
Not many people of the thousands who gaze on
the graceful figure of the angel surrounding the nne
Bethesda Fountain the foot Of the terrace In Cen
tral Park remember Uat 1t designed and executed
By New-York GIRL
The funeral of Russell T. Coe. the we'll known hotel
proprtetor was held yesterday at St. AIMS Church.
an Eighteenth-st. The Rev. DR. Edward IL. hrau'
larp nj
,ncluding veterans of the list Regiment. of which
Mr.. Coo was oolor-bearcr. The body was taken TO
the Morav1an Cemetery, at Newborn, s. L. for
burial.
Alexander Ferris, young man. supposed 10 DC
aroyer who came from Bristol Tenn. on Sat
urday and took a room at the hotel at Broadway
and Forty -nnth-st, was found in bed In an uncon-
scious condition yesterday morning. The room was
filed with gas from open burner, and II Is De-
l,eyed that Ferris blew out the light on retiring He
Nas taken to the Roosevelt Hospital, and viii prob
ably recover.
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rBAysArl ASrIC rRAI EILERs.

Auons tho cabin passengers which reaehen mere 20"
,d.v an the Alaska from Liverpool we're; benS hnsh
Dr. W. X Butler. the Row Walter :. FieniDs' NiV Nv
~ Mi.sas GrnnelI DR.. NJ A. Hughes, DR.. J. m@eaFI
0ey the Rev. T. A. Marshall. the Rev. T. s. Asrsh~,'
me R.y p o'Brien@ Rev. J. Bowman the Rev t.
Edwards and Captain ii. Whitney ,
80 ,hosa who came on the Umbra from Liverpool
,-.ye; Robert w Agnew John Anderson, j. g. Carleton
n p Carroll Lady Lonsdaie, Georre W. MARSHALL f. j.
a Mackenzie Walter L. Moore, the Rev. f. Nolan the
Row o. A. Olsen and Mrs. Olsen. Richard BROOKE AAI
tersal w. Msnsen Daintrey, S. r. Dickson, g. H. Good
vim Frank W. Grisse. the Rev. j. H. Parks Dr. Eugene
su1th Captain Pennei Eimbirs Bishop John j. Keane'
kkLss M A. starbuck. Walter Sterling, Anon Phelps
Gtokss the Rev. w. J. wesre ana George Wort IT,
ON board the Nevada among others the Hon Miss
n ReertOn. Philip Bolger. u. COlins L. Dilpn. Charles
Howerth Robert Jones D. Morgan. }. Wacsworth }.
eichardS David Williams and II. w. westehfnd.
La Gasesgpe had among her passengers: Or. II. G.
Boyer, c. J. Bergen, 5. B. Chaplin, MIR. and &rS l. II.
Nsssue. Theodore Meyer. H. II. 3ehsnk and George Wall.
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A NEW CHURCH DEDICATED.

Tho pastor and members Of the Linden Avenue '''
Methodist Episcopal Church, jersey CiV' arc P'o"I
of their new church building. when was u'u'
,.,ar Tho dedication exercises began in the
rnorrinc and were continued throughout the aihF
noon and evening In the morning prayer was ""oi'"
by Presiding Elder Louvre the Rev. W. r. hcier' inc
pastor read the scriptures. and Bishop T. q. AnfrN
preacbed the sermon The exercises conclua'u WIN
an address BY the Rev. d. ". Couch. In inc "''''
noon the exercises consisted OF music prayer anu '"'
reception Of OIcItngs. -, - ..,, col
The evening exercises opened with an 0tsah n",
untary by J. C. Petit and singing by the CH D., "
obnir This was followed with prayer by lhe rev o
n W Couch reading OF the Scrp,urss by thT l,S re,
Y Blakcslec sermon and dcdlcatoh ny II n,,
nv Reuben simpson president Of the IoarH ni ~ -
Exercises will Be held every night this weak uhui TIT
Asv
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together with large number Of prominent members Oh
other athletic clubs. ,,,
CO UARpoR-HannibaI French. g. well known
citizen and politician of this place and ofTs ea G
nornInS AZ his home Mr.. French was an aeuVs
ppnbIIcan ,Snrker and short hme ago appointed
Postmaster in Sag Haroor.
yoCKAWAY-Ths travel upon tho Long Island
pirn.d Yesterday was heavy. especially on the nOHh
shore division the outgoing trains from tong isisn9
1nsob and Far Rockaway. and spread along tho SANDS
mn al the beaches presented an appearance thAS WAS
good augury for the prosperity OF the Sea'oh'
FREEPORT.-The body of Henry Abrams, son VI
william Abrams OF Norwood. found yesterday,
terribly man cd, lying on the track near here; ~
supposed that Abrams while attempting 70 WaIA Houio
ON he track at midnight was struck by train
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
SUICIDE OF A SHIPS SURGEON.
DR.: ARMSTRONG, OF THE CITY OF BERLIN, KILLS
HIMSELF WITH MORPHINE.

DE-: ARMSTRONG, OF THE CITY OF BERLIN, KILLS
HIMSELF WITH MORPHINE.
Dr. Sydney J. Armstrong, age twenty-scven, surgeon
Of the Inman steamer City OF Berlin, now lying
at her pier az Grand-st, Jersey CITY, com
mtted suicide al about 4. p. m. yeSeNlaS'
day, by swallowing dose OF morphine
The officers OF the steamer unable 10 assign ny
cause for the act DR.. Armstrong was IN uIiusuS"y
good spirits during the voyage here ana no IA, n%
with him an old friend who has been MS 'oH.o
mate. The two spent all their time Vogo'nol, a.
talked Of old times Yesterday mornipG 'ho -,
friend went to NewYork TO SEQ some ltlohae 80.
taking his departure for the West, promlshs
in tho afternoon After he had gone III. AihS n
seemed to become depressed, and WaiAeo apouI ..o
deck, scarcely speaking to any body Ai'er u'""0'
he retired to his stateroom' 49,, -..r,
At about 8 O'Clock hts friend got oacN anu Won
at once 10 the statoroon. The doctor see"ou
he os,oen and his friend was about 20 reuSi %c
he discoyered a note lying on me u 0o. rrfond
90 bImSef Tho note read " Ny po1r $3.50
~, cn yon sec me again Will be ueSi. ,S ~
Ai r5Sstrongs The friend at once eAan!lcu r.o
DOCTOR and finding that he was sun Drea.ni"s 'I ~
onod helm IL was too late, however, ~,
rnStrong died in a few minutes; Inc uociur IL, - a.,
snn ~ a Church OF England clergy man n.ise az a.
Sntnngbam England He was highly SducSod Snu
sra5nate OF Edinburgh University lie was VII
49, ~ The body was removed 10 the mOrgue'
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CONFINED ANAESTHESIA..- Dr. obalnsh, IN
Wciner WOch. kim" advocates combined Local ana
pcnerAl auHst hcsia Pure ClUrDfurm given IN the
usal way Of inhalation, for from four 10 twelve
mnutcs the quantity usoi being from four to twelve
grams and auanty Of from three TO hEt centlErSnls
of a three 10 five per cent solution OF cocaine ],
then injected into the place to bc operated upon though
tx slated there nccd DO fear Il injecting even
larger quantity Of cocaine Is c.."rUturm, which i
one OF e rcadrst autdotes Of cochno, Is administered
the same time and also lccausc part OF the cocaine
IL removed by the operation. Afior the Injection ~
cocaine Professor Oballnsh maBcs no further usc
of ohlUrOforn unless the operation Is long one, and
then only IN small quantities and al long intervals
OF time il stated that the method Of mixed narO~iS
has been satisfactorily employed IN considerable
number OF cases, with the following advantages: II
combines the effect OF general ChlorOnrm aAae,thrslI
and the local auacsthcsia from cocaine, vomiting
very rarely occurs the awakening from the narcOsis
IS more easy, With less pronounced after ELECTS
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DISINFEcTANT
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Destroys disease germs prevents sickness
A necessity In every homo.
Invaluable In the sick room.
INDICTMENTS In DRESS GOODS.

We invite special attention to
three lines Of seasOnable Dress
Fabrics at the following low
prices:
5000 wards Pekin Printed Foule
at 50 cents per yard, case price
1928.
1900 yards Corded Bengaline,
at 80 cents, former price 1925.
1850 yards Silk Warp Henrietta
at rs cents. usual price S1.OO. An
additional invoice of Brilliantine
Robes, with Lattice" needle
work and watered ribbon Edging,
has been received, price $3.50
each. All the above merit an
early examination.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
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pLlys ZOE LIE coAcnxG cLUn TARADE.

A meeting Of ne Coaching CLUB VA held At tc hh'fA
rborkcr Club on Saturday evening Tor ''' pufI"~ ~
arranging the details Of tc annual p-iA1o HN1 4",,
p~In,,d ~ Elycs W F,rb,, Morgan and August Bel
mont f. were appointed con mit'e q" take 'LAf' 81
the dinner aud Will begin their iaIors A. once I'a'
mi. MANAGEMENT there b. t,c doubt thai thN dinner
,p, lo a ,uc,ess Last year rain lntTftsrOd wph Ih"
,,,.,., - tho dive and KEEP, spectators away. Tho
,yiunphs Of Worth. the way " Tomtn's azure" wore
concealed beneath uHIoyoy but useful ma Ahto'heA
m, bright bottle green 81 The men ~or" Also nj s'a
Tho dinner and The good tine h~i NJ u 'u''n'l "'
,,,,,,hlc ,,yrriepce OF tho afternoon and will DO -
,g,in thI, year should May II unluckLy prove rainy
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MEETINGS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND BOYS.

The secretaries Conference of tie Young M,n
CHRISTIAN Associations at Orange. y. j. he'd
session yesterday evening c. NJ Copeland OIL VIM
neg prcsiden. The paper By d. a. budS"' 0' ho"
treal Canada, was on the suble''' Nv" -
H,.-,oro. the Dvertng Power Of our Secular Duties
-. orr Sr,r,ual Lief, In the afternoon mass
meeting was held for men only, in Music hili o'''
which j. L. Gordon. State secretary for Conno'u
pres,ded Another mass. meeting for women Wa he'u
IN calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Of EHs'
Orange presided by John II Eliot OF h,nY rt
DdIIs ana a third for boys. vas held w INC III y
PresSvteran Church OF Orangr. conducted % |nA['cs
y Hnrlburt state secretary Of Penn ana ~ ~
evening special services were held Id sAA"0" VI ~
leading churches Of the ViclmG'
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A NEW pArRrorlo CLUB FoRMrp.

new National patriotic club organized at No. 719
East Emths. Saturday niGhs IL is 10 be known as
he George washington Club and It's constitution provides
that ..oyey man, and who subser;bes 20 the
acctripe Of patriotism may become momber- InttAYs
q encouragement were received from sx-Present csye
lard. Senator Evars, senator Blair, John G. Whittier
George william Curtis and others Mr. Clsycgands let.
TOR advised the club 70 elect young rs ia oaee,s
The Sfneers elected were these; President Arthur n
ceehrane; vice presidents, Senator Blsf Ad.ra Porter
General Clinton b. Fix. Amos J. Cunsminss AIber,
Grin Of Kansas; George r. Scott Of nrookiya Samuel
D. Hastings Wisconsin. and Samuel Gomper president
Of the American Federation Of Labor; secretary,
AIaSen 10. T19 East Hinthst treasurer, Charles h
Runges.
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r1rrrn roR 1 POSSIBLE MURDER.

James Cunningham laborcr. nge thifsy-'~o, died at
the poycnic Hospital No PA Lat Thfv-fou'h't. Oh
SATURDAY from an sbsccss IN the brain Cunningham
ycd In boarding house kept 81 Thouas Hopkins. Al NO
30. u, p,,,,.I,ih.st on EAstsr SUNDAY. 1t IL al.
Legged that Hopkns q quarrel. Knocked Cunningham
down and that Cunningham severely nlud about the
hc.A Cunningham became unconscious IN fcS days ana
Wa r. moved 10 hospital, where h" d'ed DeHuV
Coronc, DonIn inycstgatei matter Yesterday and :"
dcre1 the arrcsL Of Hopkins Detectives from the West
Forty.scycptht station were detailed look for hu
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPoRT.-In compliance with an order from
secretary Window, the collector OF the P0 ,o sy
denco Of interest to claimants for damages ss@ns'
tho Government under the French spohsucdn NJ
Mrs Edward sterling has been elec ted pIesli,
dent OF the bridgeport orphan Asylum 10 succeed
Miss Lydia X, Ward.
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yr,tors or HER CHINESE HUSBAND.

Mrs One Jung and Mira Mack Lung two lngIlsh
,rorncp who are the wi,c, Of Cinnamon bad light las
oyo,,,g At their hnge No 10 Pca.sL The cause Of the
quarrel was that Ai Jung had been paying TOO much
attention 70 Mrs Mack Lung. Ms Jung tired ~ settle
tia disturbance by cracking Ma Lungs huH Win a
hatrhct but Mr.. Jung got In the way and had portion
- hts hand au,urtalei Mrs. Jung was aTTystd.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREvooRT-The Countess Of Lonsdnle. saoNo
wICK-Colone Charles II. Taylor OF "The bossoh
Globe" FIFTH AVENUEJunga Chnries b@no'-:
:, nys,lo ana spsakor Frnmont Cole Of watkins N. T.
HoFFM AN-Irytne NJ Scott of San Francisco
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STATEN ISLAND.

pICuMOND-The May term Of tho Richmond
County Circit Court and Court Of oyer and Termincr
JUdge Pratt presiding, will convene today
soIrTu BEACH-The pleasant weather OF yester-
day had the effect to attract thousands Of Visitors 70
no 600 people at south Beach. The hotels there did
n thriving business
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TONG ISLAM

IoSO ISLAND CITY-The members OF the Ravens
wnod Boat Club opened the season yesterday. Dele
cations from the Metropolitan, Norpareil. Astoria
sssWanhaka and Tyson clubs present a. guests,
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mrs wINsLOw's RooTHSG sTRUP children Toeihlng
sofens the mA reduces Inflammation Aays all palm
wind collie and NarrhDA rs cents q bottle
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AnnOunCeme It's.

After dinner take one of Carters Little
liver Pills and you will be free from rising OF food from
fLe stomach Try them and be convinced.
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HEsRr A. DANrErs, N. D,
To MOTHERS.

5IF WIT
Tisessss Of Nervous System uri!t Urinary OrEAnA
ImIotencO and stnIillty. Hours 70 L. toA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun nsss AS Sets eo1 Neon setS mldt Moons age
HIGH wATEk
A. K-aandy Hook - GOV Island. tlAS Hen dAtA O!5B
P.k-sandJ HOOK Olo Cav. IsaRd Also Hell Gate l27
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Alaska yBrl Murray Liverpool April e. Queens
IS, with mdse and $40 passengers - undeThl
o. Arrived at tic Bar ~ !. so IN.
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SHIPPING NEWS


PORT OF NETWORK .........sUEDAY. MAY &. 1889