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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15
OIUSIC.
TIE BEETHOVEN CHE

The Beethoven Club gave It's second concer; o.
chamber music In the small room devoted To compost
lions OF that character In the Music Hall last night.
II would scarcely be doing justice to h" organization
10 LAY only that IL maintained the excellent rcputa-
ton achieved by # heretofore. The programme Of
pieces attestcd the high aim of Mr.. Dannrcuher and
his associates and the I'm which the music was
played was more than delightful. more perfect
understanding and sympathy between the members Of
a club could not be asked nor a more whOleheartcd
devotion 10 high ideals It's tone too. Is smooth and
homogeneous. and II II sacrifices vigor 10 euphony the
fault, II fault il be, Is easily pardoncd.
The club played fine new quartet In Fiat by the
veteran Bazzinl, who continues to do yeoman's service
in behalf OF the higher forms OF instrumental music In
Italy, and with Madame lIopekirk pianoorte quintet
In C-mnor 10y Karl Nav rat This selection OF this
number by the amlable pianist was probably bit OF
personal devotion, Nawrgti being Madame llopekirk's
last teacher In composition. but the work. though not
strong one. was fluent and fairy Interesting. 1t
wa played by the lady and her associates with
splendid precision and evident liking and heartily
applauded Between these concerted numbers DR..
Carl Martin sang three songs by BONN. Hair and
schumann with more than ample voice. Mrs Martin
played me Accomplishments with nice understanding OF
everything except the very beautiful and significant
closing chords OF the Schunann song, The Two
tFtIadlers Their value In the little drama described
by Hehes text seems 10 have escaped her nOtce.
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N.,r Ru.ine--. Renl Esinfc Shnrcs.

The American Investment Union 10 at'd IN uae SIN KIM
r con nat on 70 purchase and improve real esNie MhCh
has mot with cordial Endorsement wherever lhttouu,eu
Instead Of buynr lot az retail prices YOU can DuS
hor.s ~ nl. company. which buys centrally lOcaSd
roI e.as. in large tracts ut wholesale prices In tns
NV van own an interest the whole, cqual 10 t"Ieo
,h. number Of lots You could have bought alOie' -
m. couiluy makes all mproNtm"atS anu dc'S eN'rN
,f nn,sary 10 sell rent the property and 10 increase
V,iu. al assessments Tor Matr, sewers
a., ~ ohcr improvements attended 10 BY me COMPANY
Van can nav Tor shares by instruments during tri Oh
Won ARE guaranteed per cent interest," ana also
y,r rata share the additional proh- apporuocu "i'
me American Investment Union Is new ony IN oti9 9
inc within IN, r ach OF everybody the opportunity LOT
large pronts that have heretofore been curd only r P
Trlyffsood few. f. e.. thO-o Win large ,apld' INC
I.or and Ihneander estates in New ork tne Lngas
and ot ,I.n estate. Louis. the Ptrott ana Lth
tat. in San Francisco. and others in every large IVY
GOOD EXAMPLE. Of the fact that the INVESTMENT O,
,"ronev. in raj estate study and busln'Ss anu
,hy.o nm with "a moderate start all ainasrd fortunes
,h., an into millions while other men, whose mlus
yr sci in other channcl, and who looked at lil csts
"a n aide issue show uncertain icsults from thelr MI
estate Investments - .-..,,,a,i,,c p,,n bo. me-
cumnlotcd in the last four years over 7oVuVV IN ~
"t. md n. sharrs a." guaranteed by pdld-up captli
and sIirpu, OF 1870 OOO To-day t Il spIrnuo Illus
radon 81 h, fact that with the ability 70 manage E
money"
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DIED.

DIED.
Ehsqn Taora'y sat- dr. cis at Wis fss q
Funeral srttoSs - st. rhon,s Church, rhthays, ard
tiftythri.st, saturday tho IOta nstp at h'ip'S'
FULLERTON Thursd,y, January lith willard II. Fuller
in the 37th year OF his age. . =, ,..,, Tor,
race Passaic ~ j.. Oh SUNDAY, at 4 D. M
GERsr-on January 10, 1892, Henry p Cert In inc
E1s ara aa invited to attend t Ss f@pers al :s5
South 9thst Brooklyn, +. d.
c9DLEYIatesd into 2Is P M ., o. w, WsSni D.
saG Ela Is M eS o i' aged SaGs' s4
Funeral services AZ his home SoS S Jersey
ln tern a a: !. iSGS ~ -" j. '''''' '
w1S4 hSss1 s-% %S sa H. .a'
Si Fdsy T January Ss Sf5 at a. 80 Si
MAURY-At her residence in Moni.tcwn, u on Jln NV,
10 /" her SSH yser ss Ms5 r o Se a
Jo.hu" pn q wilmington d Rcswsre Mor,.,owc on
saturday 10Th instant, arrival of the train leaving
1t is requested that no flowers be sent.
NS s r s 1885, S Sn Tod Men
tock in tie SD year Of his age
Funeral saturday 10th inst. at 3 p. M ,.
MEARs Thursday morning, Jan l4th OF pneumonia
s,5 ,Sm II. e Ec sSsk No. s
Kindly flowers.
s ID %r on Fl Tufs
Merserau, and daughter Of the late Capt William 1.
Funeral Services at her late residence Friday, January
't $;;s: , s !, as ca e:
Sssdease. ri West i3d,st. Carlisle Norwood in the
service held at the Church Of the Inea ,S;s
%s. az IS SeSGk ,I the morning! = .i,.Da
L kt r~d aat aas ra that 9i NO b sent
ne s%Ss are Of Ss Std ri
car, Norwood former 81 the Ioele
~ aMoDc & 81 %fr B PE SsysrHH President"
the %s and tOI louis. M'sIn P Powell 'G
Funeral private on Sunday the 18th instant at u
REID-In brooklyn at So Mfton.st, January 10, 1892
Rev William I;ed born in scotland pi c,u,c, M,nba.
tan-aye., Greenpoint saturday. January 49, at o'clock
ROBBLNsAt syosset, Long Island Edward Robbins. In
F%ners at Friends, Meeting House, Jericho Seventh
Carriages viii meet a. m. train at Bicksville.
s a. any B. e. s@s d is
aged sixty.eight years n p,s,r 1.ou,rv 18th.
sMITH-On Wednesday the 18th inst at 81 West sSds.,
Malcolm. Infant of d. Lowber and Sophia X. Smith.
Funeral pr, ate.
* " sarah wife Of he late Jacob l. strasg aged 50
Re friends ny!ted to attend the funeral from
sgTLFrE Xce wGans.aay q 5anse.y r.
Burial on Thursday January IA, at IL O'Clock
TITU S-Joseph r. Titus, in the s3d year or his age
place from his late residence l29 Eass
S2d.st, January Is, at o'clock p m.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend.
Kirdly omit flowers.
b; ss;denss E a ,s Ward VANITY age
friends invited attend his eral from
residence 81 Richmond Terrace New Brighton,
Staten Island Saturday Jan. 10, at p. III.
| Interment a Silver Mount Cemetery.
English papers please copy
wARD-Fntered rest Wednesday morning January
| l3 Sarah NJ, wife OF James NJ. Ward.
V.T Ws o T be hia s s.
| at . 80 D. m.
wHITMO RE-Entered into rest at his late residence,
Erskne Passalc County " j., Edwin Parker Whitmore,
I'm the saith yoar OF his
| Interment 10th inst. at Springfield, Vermont
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UEDDINGS.

The wedding OF Mis- Aida Van Schalck Oddle,
daughter OF j. V :. eddie. to J. Fisher Banks took
place at the Church OF the Heavenly Rest yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. The Rev. Dr. ID. Parker Nor
gan rector of the church, oliclated. Miss Banks.
sister Of the bridegroom. was the maid Of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Ethel Dodge. Miss Edith Nor
gan, Miss Alice Winthrop, Miss Hattie shelton and
Miss Emily Ewing. Robert Lenox Banks, cousin
Of the bridegroom, was the best man. The usheiS
were John Irwin, Grenville Winthrop, George Gray,
Walter C.. Taylor, Butler Williamson and J. V. 3
Oddie, IT, \ reception followed ut No. 80 West Forty
eighth-St Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. {. C.
Dodge. Mrs. James LenoX Banks, Mr. and Mrs. stuy
vcsant Morris. J. Lenox Banks. ir., Mrs. Grenvllle
Winthrop Mrs. g. A. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Freeman jr., Nicholson Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. J.
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Goodridge. General
and Mrs. r. l.. Banks, OF Albany: Miss Banks, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II. Marshall, DR.. and Mrs. sat
terhwae, Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney Kane, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. ;. Nicholas, Louis Marie, of Philadelphia; Henry
V. Van ScEaick, Mrs. A. b. Mcdonald. Mrs. Erving,
Livingston Percy Bramwell Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
IngersOll, Miss Lusk, Mrs F. Gooddge and Miss Good
ridge The wedding luncheon served by sherry.
Iaverstraw, Jan. II Especial Miss Mary Bogir
Freeman daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. a. 5. Free
man, married to Edward e. Rey nolds at the
Central Presbyterian Church to-day at 80 O'Clock.
The ceremony performed by the fath"r Of tn,
BRIDE assisted by the Rev. j. h. Faulks. Sne FISHERS
\. +. smith. L. W. Gibson, r. l.. Hubbard OF
RodermOnd, of IIaverStraw \ large reception FOL.
lowed The couple left for Washington to spend
their honeymoon.
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DIED.

,,rrx,t Princeton New J,rscy, DR.. Charles A. Aiken
~ ~ pri,rrton Theological seminary. ,
,,tri NJ second Presbyterian Church, Saturday Juary
10 at hafpa,t J. .,-.,
p,rI0W-At Somers. WcstcheSter County en- WEDNESDAY
fann,rv lJ lhaddeus Barlow in the SSth year vi no
E,ncral takes place Friday at | p M
rAru-At Orange y. j., on Monday evening, january
ID - 1892 David 5. Beach IN his ga year. -. ~ ,
rt, from his late residence, So Main St. orange ~ De-
Erdav January 10, 1892, at 10 80 o'clock a. H.
Kindly omit flowers. -, ,
=, nprNTrR-F Entered into wednesday morning.
anuarv 49, after lingering illness Anna LOUISE WIG
~ Fdward II. Carpenter. .s ..o ,,nar,, sor
patIVes and friends Invited TO attenq ue ,h
aas az her ate residence, No LBS Louisds1 Nori
TMm ues T. j. on Friday, at 80 p m. w. x,o,
an leaves from Dsbosses aud Cortandt st Ne"'iorA'
IL 80 - a.. ,,o ...,aon.o
cIrr RCH-Suddeny. January ~ at MS llte
" Is3 Harrison.ave, Jersey City, Andrew D. church,
in the saith year OF hs age u
Funeral AZ convenience OF the fanlY'
cIARKsON-On "wednesday January 10 at her reslcerce'
the Hudson, EmlN st,e Niaiksoh'
daughter of the late Thomas Sreluela .,Ihsoh;
Funer at St. Pauls Church (GiNo on friaay' JANUARY
Ta,n leaves Grand Central Depot at 80 a. M, and 70
timing leaves Tivo at II .06 md 3:o1 p. m
caoyS,ddeny at Dunmore. Penn. on Tuesday January
% Rev Joseph Cory, In the SOth year OF MS aye ,i
neal services from the First Presbyterian Cnurch Chape
FRIDAY 3 80 D. III, Elizabeth " j.
DOD-On Thursday morning. 18th Inst Robert Dod Ill
unsr at' services will be field his late residence No.
Iao itteton. ave. Newark, N. J on Monday evening"
at hsfpsst
Informant TUESDAY
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NiT~ICAL MENTION.

The concert Of the Kneisel Quartet this cvcring Will
take place I'm the room devoted To chamber music in
the Music Hall. instead Of >herry's.
Mr. and Mrs. Nibisch will give recital at Chick
crinc Hall on "Wednesday afternoon Of next week
Mrs. Slkisch will sing. Mr.. NkiSch viii play the
Accomplishments. and Master fitdcmann viii ntribnte
some violin music
Madame Jonchm Is coming 10 America IN tn" lattr
rart II February to give concert, In the line which
has won for her great reputc In Germany song re
cnIs She has series Of four rcctaS. In the course
Of which ,hc practically covers the whole history of
the German Lied.
The third afternoon and evening concerts o. the
symphony society viii take place ih, afternoon ana
Ia. morrow evening. IN the Music Han Mr..
Iadrrew Will be the oO attraction. and VIII pray
Rubln.tcm', concerto I'm y minor and SOM -0lo- Ih"
orchestral number, are theme aud NriHli ~ from
tiolhmarl.'s Lacudiche HOchLclt' -ymphony, a
Minu,t aud ia,-Icaille from the ballet music Ia
Iplircuin I'm Auis." by Giuck, and three excerpts
from Icrlioz's Romeo and Juliet symphony
People with everything to sell. fonl hddles 10
farms and others vino want to lIy every thing IRON
manufactures 10 autograph collections, are hcard
nom IN the rlny columns Of little advertisements
of people
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OBITUARY NOTES.

NcwL,rg Jan II SPECIAL Or. William licrion aged
sNtyplno years, died suddenly from paralysis this morn
ng lie leaves wife and two daughters II" ms about
town I'm usual health yesterday. lie was physician anu
the son Of the a;c DR.. william Horton
London jan li.-Gcncral Trcft who was ho''d ON
Ger in the Crmean War committed suicide at Exeter TO-
DIV Money trouble the cause OF the act
London Jan. 1.-THE death was announcer to-uaE OF
Edward Whitley, member Of the House oi CoiNn"I' '''
the ENeTton division Liverpool lie was born III Liver
uooI in 1ee5 and In lsC- Mayor Of that town In
politics he Conservative.
pittsburg Jan. li.-ianblo Weir, Superintendent :"
Police died at II 20 O'Clock this morning o, Inflammation
=, tho hoy.- Superintendent Weir fory-thrtc years
- 400 and bv stern and rgid regard for duty commanded
the respect Of all classes.
barre Penn, Jan. 1i.-Atdicw T. McOhn'ock q
highly respected member OF the LuzcIne County Bar ded
today aged eighty-two years.
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POstOnice Notice.

Should be read daily by all interested. as changes may
Oecr at ny To- fcgn couutre, need not be specially 3D.
4 for da tn . By ay o and eo
sent by the fastest vessels available; =, 80,
Swgy in al cese; at hi, Ses a. follows Rio J,oero
and La Plata countries va RIO Jsnelro per Capua.
from Batmor a. 80 o,S m for Lane M BaTl
iayrs sItsT ic Other p Of E ior Tr %"s'
be directed Er Es az s m for Nor%sy
direct per ; ; Hekla det:ers must BE- directed "pss
M Hsat At Via foerdam d deter per
Sdns VIA q aas o. a 1S y0 must be directed
Deyonia"); at II a. m. for Campeehe. Chiagas.
T aSa Ta aa d and other MeVsn VIA Vera
S Sfy IF a5'a''a for e Island
and &c H @ o peg s. 6on sS Cap.
a ,aS c,s@ hJ YSF Ser m H
Tor FSa a. m for Para cara aud Peroampuco
Fs9Ss rom % r Cost a 50 VA mG ";
g. HE Rs ,ieaTf sp trc" M'AS Austrian.
d Ma San 0 rancseo close here daily up to Jan 10 a.
g e ss close aG d pn aR e
NAL: for China han and d Japan per
Gssls at t5Gsso spn ''nsiS fg Assra
80 p m. Ior arrival at New;YGrk Of AuIania with
% :ansI S6 me- s. ss
Rad y ys f f .%s sns
.sS,v sSas.sa Mails ~ sI.S g.
's.Tfs siPss h ma NALL Francisco
asy and q h sa aeSSis e! iIapSs TIC
o hs s s 1 s,ess. on nrt %s a. Ss
thence the dsS: Registered mail closes at m.
are ssS on Hs
until within ten prs q the heSr e Taps e steamer
Po.tonice. New.Ycrk \. Y, January 8, isoi.
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THE COLLINS DERBY CONTEST.

Albany. Jan. 1.-THE senate Committee on I"N'
cge, and Elections met in the Senate 'hah'Der "'
80 this afternoon and continued tho hearing III V"e
contested election case Of Collins against DeIpy from
the XNIth District The case for the contestant Wa
continued.
Merritt Finch Of Gr'cnwlch. D'h"o'"'' S"u "'
ne had been approached by Republican, VINO onercu
10 bribc him.
A. r. stevens. u Whitehall. Republican, had poSte"
fine offers Of n reward Of $500 for Violations I'll 'ht
Ballot law. lie posted about sevenN-hVo oi '"e"
ut night lie could not remember who asker MIN u
do II.
Seven other witnesses were sworn, hve OF "noh
acted II, deputy -~herifs about the polls Dnl "' lo
been sworn n Two OF tI.cm had received - cach by
u o,, ,.cti,n lent from whom they knew not
George r. Bigart Of Ea>ton, knew OF seven hepiD
lcans who had been btbcd by Dehocfats ID silly
The isl n witnc,.I, bel " exhausted. the case was
adjourned 10 next Wednesday evening
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pop THE rOUITRY AND PIGEON SHOW.

Tho ,h,,d annual ..New.York Poultry and Pigeon SNOW
, Ma h.d IN the Madison Square Garden from FEBRUARY
To O. Competition viii be open 20 the world ana n'u''
ca,,oos pont To large and important exhibition re
tniuns will be awarded 10 the hDest classes OF
,,o,,tns t.,c.hsns American Dominique flymou"h
pocLs wv,ndo.tes Javas. jersey Blues, Spanish Nhu'
lusans Anconas Lcgho'ns, Minorca-. Polish "nourss'
Dorktugs Red Caps Grove Occur. Houdans, la fec"o'
Standard Games Pit Games. Indian Games. ouIh"'''s
N.,.ys phoenix Fowls, IokOhamas, Cosaques, orP'ns
,oo puss,.ns sultans Frfzzles Ermnetcs, Slkies ""
nons Game Bantams Turkeys Geese, Ducks ana all ""u
o. ornamental fowls ...,.s
In the pgeon department there Will b every 'ps'e'
,,.u ca,,,e,. 10 Oriental Tfills
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GENERAL JAMES s. BRIsBIN.

Philadelphia Jan. i4Gencral James >. Hiisbln died
today at the Hotel Lafayette where he had been staying
for tho nast five DAYS He came TO the
with physician being troubled with bronchitis and other
complaints. lie hfty-hye years old. lie served
dmlng the war Of the Rebellion entering the Regular
Army second lieutenant Of dragons lie became cap
tain in the United States Cavalry August >. 1851.
colonel OF the 9TH United States ColoIed Cavalry
March I 1864. lie made brigadergcneTal Of yoan-
teeis May s. 1865, aud honoaby mustered out January
Ii. 1866. On september g. 1896. he transferred "a
the 9th Cavalry and June /. 1868 commissioned
major OF the % Cavalry On June l. 1885. he pro-
NOTED 70 lieutenant colonel Of the 9th Cavalry and on
Angus. 20, 1889. commissioned colonel Of the lSt
United States Cavalry. He participated in number Of
engagements throughout the war Of the Rebellion In the
volunteer service vas steadily promoted for meritor
Gus services in the field. He duty the plains
a. various posts from the close Of the war 10 1882 when
he took station Fort Custer. Mont The remains viii
be taken 10 Minneapolis
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NOTES OF The STAGE.

william VI Dunlcvy, the manager OF the Ne" ram
Theatre. Yesterday denied cmpmticaiiy the
statement that there was danger OF ms i'''e
.,,o,ro tbrouph a clause I'm his lease from liyuc
4, ,obmau requiring that the receipts should DO hop
mn IN certain figure. lie produced his cohtlac' ~
show that IL contained such condition. ana
Thai the receipts this season had been altogether s'
flying -
Josef Kainz appeared for the hIHt "n'o ~ =,
Thnla Theatre last night In Der li"nn'' e'"l A.J
:. r, 10 reneated this and tomorrow evenings
M oow,oon n cbidren's matinee will be given II.
IKE me- IilputIans will play ochneewttchen anu
The seven Dwaris.'
Niss Marie Barkany played Marguerite In f"uS'
at the Amberg Theatre last night ior tne li' ~
49, mt. evening Der Vereinsprnesdent" will be
given.
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FOR TIE MARY WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUND.

ron THE M4RY WASHINGTON MONUMENT Fund.
The south hall Of the Carnegie Music IAN hWluhF
WIS well filed last night with an attentive "uu'o',
cnmposad of the fhcnds and relatives OF the Dh"eiT
60 =. the American :,cvolution,' which listened 10
g, interesting programme, consisting Of 'nslfhic"i
aud vocal music and icciatiIns. The entertainment
was given 10 raise funds for the Mary WASHINGTON
Memorial Association. In which work the socl'V mas
always been much Interested Among the prh"p".
features Of the programme were The ieclIdu'"' ~ -
u,es ruta Proctor cts. the singing Of FRANK anu
r,i,yord Vitmark and the Chlcksllng Male Ou't,v'
The Violin PLAYING Of Miss Corlnne ilnt anu nT scmor
r,anar,cnaga II was said last night that oVn
sdei',ble sum had been realized from the ehter''''
mCDt.
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ROBERT DOB.

Robert Doi died suddenly a. his home. No $50 1Arc-
t,n.avc Newark. yesterday, from heart di~eaS". II"
wa bon in Newark eighty -four years and he was on
-, tho ORIGINAL Aid -ron when IN. divided into
four wards, llc tho last surviving member Z" NAV
Old Common Council. lie one Of tc pioneer heavy
.Nn.c,.ufn between Newark and Ncwfor&. Later ne
vas IN the rage uNnuactLrinr business uhdF th'
finn rarne o. Murray Richter bod and was ait"r"a.d
leather manufacttr.r He next cHt rcd IN" firm OF
~ r. P,4liis & Coz trunk makers, and few vrarS afo
r.tffd from business attend his raj c-nt" hold
ms. H< first VII, died IN 1870 II-ss'cond " =" sur
wy, him lie was sad be mia onair'. IL" was
i PRESBYTERIAN. IN politics he Hepublcan
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Bright crisp, little advertisements. describing In
direct way the varied requirements OF n host OF
people, I'LL many columns on the ninth page OF Tie
| Tribune to day.
ARRESTED FOR TAPPING WIRES.
-FOUR MEN CAUGHT STEALING DISPATCHES FROM
THE GUTTENBURG TRACK.

-FOUR MEN CAUGHT STEALING DISPATCHES FROM
THE GUTTENBURG TRACK.
plot TO tap the Western Union wires ard intercept
the dispatches between the Guttcnburg race-'rach anu
tho Harrison pool rooms was frustrated last night by
1.-THE detection ard arrest OF four men In liarrlsoi
Last Monday the Harrison police noticed four we'll
dressed strangers In town who apparently had notlns
IN do with the poo rooms and were unknown 10 the
poo sellers The strangers lounged about Tor several
hours and then applied for room M the mousse vi
Mrs Kennedy, No. 2:}6 Railroad-ave lhev ,ooh !"
room on the top floor and moved heavy tuhh lh'o IT,
Little was seen OF the four men, but it appears that the
suspciOns OF the booksellers excited ana HPcca
officer Collins. employed at the pool-rooms, Kept
watch on the men, Tho wires OF the Western Union
pass along the railroad within about thirty feet OF the
rear Of the house. which is situated that by tapping
the wire for message from Guttenburg the operator
could interrupt communication with all three Oh the
pool rooms in the town.
Early Yesterday morning before daylight the 1our
men effected connection with this wire by auacinns
an insulated wire running into their room. in the
trunk which they had brought with them were thirty
eight Phoenix dry cell batteries and all the parapher-
MALTA for tclegTaphy II had been quietly observed Dy
the police that the four appeared on Tue streets
in different garbs. and that they showed an anxiety
dscnise themselves as much as possible. During yes
tcrday morning Officer Collins was near the mousse anu
saw the connecting wire. lie Immediately gave III
formation to the police. At > p. M sergeant fhsei
with Officers Kenney and Foster entered the mousse anu
broke into the room. The four men were there, ana
the Instruments were in operation. The prisoners
made no resistance and they taken with the
trunk and is contents the tcesraphns apparatus ana
extra suits Of clothing to the Harrison police station
The prisoners said they were Thomas f. brody'
thirty-six years old, OF Greenwichave, newborn ,
Frederick Gavrn. twenty-five years old. OF no; a.
Il.
rcars old and william Dodson. twenty-five years Od'
both OF No 329 Jay ST.. New-lorA.
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THE cgoRrs AGlry DIMINISHED.

,n,,.o. ,,,ent ftom the Casino chorus l. to b. re-
corded ,honh pcrhap, IL could hardly be- called genuine
o''ra.n, ,nder Che circumstance. The road company
which /, PLAYING .Uncle CeleStn" was IN fh'i"ae'p''
last week ard is in Brooklyn this week "'SS Niicc
rtooo orher q, the chorus. whose last name being
49,, ,"'.aa ,,roves N be O'Nell was at the per-
fomance on SATURDAY. night failed to appear on Mon.
~ n,ns, On ,nves,io,tion II found that she had
been married to man named George Reed. or0kef sad
- -, . a. sen,ember She had taken no member
~ the comony into her confidence and had scarcely men
.a"d ~. roa,to % anvhody When this fact learned
no further search was made and the anar was regarded
as settled