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The sun., 1893-06-07

Their Sailors Cheer the War Ships, and
Various Craft Give Farewell saiutes

Their Sailors Cheer tn. War Ship., and
Various Craft Give Farewell s'alutes
The Spanish caravels. after several post.
ponements, succeeded in getting started on
their long journey to Chicago Just before noon
yesterday. The LuckcnbGch tug Triton about
IL o'clock steamed up to Ninety nth street,
where the caraves were being dashed to-
Gether side by side. tho Santa Maria in the
middle. and after throwinga line to each the
tug steamed down stream.
J., Each vessel had out IT, full supply OF hunt
Spanish sailors climbed into the rigging OF the
caravels and cheeroi each ship in turn. Tho
sailors on tho Mant unOmoh and on the foreign
srs manned the sides Of their sh!ps and sent
and tugs saluted the cnrayels rs they we're
drawn swiftly down the North River. around
the Battery and up tho East River. Asthey
went by the Navy Yard the sailors again
climbed the rigging and saluted the vessels
lying in tho dorks.
The Newark weighed anchor at 10 30 o'clock
and. followed by tho United States navy tug
swarra. started for Hell Gate where she was to
q salute Of thirteen guns ~ honor Of Admiral
Gnerardi, and the shore battery answered with
The sun., 1893-06-07
SOUGHT THE SECRET OF GOLD.
Success Was Always just Ahead-Dittmann
VIII Have Proper Burial.

Will Have Proper Burial
Albert Dittmann. who died in his room at Is
New Chambers street on Sunday morning,
will be buried to-day in the Lutheran Ceme-
terry. Dittmann. who was 90 yenrs old and
who came to this country from Berlin twenty
years ago. made diamond pointers for use In
lithoGrnphlc work and polishing instrume ents
for glazers, and had an income beyond his
modest needs. He lived alone in various lodg-
ing houses.
He believed that he had discovered a process
for making gold from certain chemicnls and
to this object he devoted all the time he could
take from his work and all the mo oney he could
make not used in the cost OF his living In his
room after his death were found several mug
gets OF ore which. one Of his few friends told n
reporter were the result OF his experiments,
One Of thesois a small. metallic looking stono
the size Of II walnut. and reddish yellow in
color. None of the experiments ever succeed
ed but Dittmann continued to work away, con
1ldent that success would come some day. and
always, guarded with great mystery the
method OF his work and the secret OF his
formulas.
The expenses OF his funeral will be defray ed
from the money found In his room. Ii was
thought ut first that his body would go to
lotter's Field.
The sun., 1893-06-07
GIROF.4LO LIKELY TO DIE.
Policeman Beck showed Apparent Goo
Cause for Using His Revolver.

Policeman Beck Showed Apparent Good
Cause for Using His Revolver.
Salvatore Girofnlo Of $50 Hester street. who
was struck with n hatchet during a fight in
Hester street on Monday night. was in dan
Gerous condition yesterday. Tho doctors Mt
Chambers Street Hospital thought he was
likely to die.
Francesca Mnrtri. Girofalo's assalant. who
unable to 20 to court He will be out In u few
days
Pol ceman Beck reported these facts to Jus.
tice Ryan in the Tombs Police Court yesterday
morning. That ho had good cause for using
his revolver was shown by the condition OF his
uniform. Martiri struck him three times with
tho hatchet. max ing q clean cut through his
coat at the collar. another near his wrist. and
n long slit in the front Of his coat. The blows
were hard enough to cause painful bruises
but did not cut the flesh.
The sun., 1893-06-07
Isaac IeLs,h.,mer's nesuests.

Tho will OF Isaac Ickelheimer. OF Heldelbach.
lex elheimer & Co.. gives the following be-
quests to charitable institutions: Mount Sinai
Hospital. $4,000; the Hebrew Benevolent and
Orphan Asylum Society OF the City OF New
York, So. 500: tho Home for Aged aud Inlrm
Hebrews OF New York. $500, and the Monte
fore Home for Chronic lnvalids of the City Of
paid Immediately. The testators son, Henry
r. Ickelhemer. receives 500, 900 In cash. and
ceve trust fund OF similar amount. In ad-
dition TO this, these children receive tho resi-
due OF tho estate.
The sun., 1893-06-07

To BE X Knocked Down To-day by the Sher-
IN. but All Hope Is Not Lost.

III. but All Hopr Is Not Lost.
Alto o'clock this morning in the Queens
County Court House in Long Island City.
Sheriff Norton will sell. to satisfy q judgment
ofsl0i. the bird cage Tinsmith Xavier Gasti-
ger OF ofWoodhaven spent two years in building
for the Worlds Fair. The seizure Of the cage
about two weeks ago came near breaking the
gray-haired tinsmith's heart. In an agony Of
despair he tried o wreck 1t with a big ham
mer rs 1t was being carried out OF his shop.
He was restrained. and then he sat down in
the road bereit ms he saw the tall structure
with its towers Its clocks. and its bells carted
warm hearts. and liberal contributions poured
into The SIN to aid the unfortunate man.
4, through q mistake in crediting twice ST
that had oeen contributed for the bird cage
lphd the total Yesterday was wrong. 1t
should have been 500 80 In addition. to this
money The Sun received yesterday 81 from
West Point" % cents from IS. s. w." 25
gents from Miss Roy," % cents from Baker"
$ILlu.
The sale possibly may, be postponed. but
even II 1t takes place all may not be lost.
Friends OF the inventive tinsmith may still
none that in some way the cage may De res
The sun., 1893-06-07
EAITHLEss WIVES AND nUsBANDA
Young Nrrs. weddie Struck st. Georges
Mntror ns Perfect Little Lady.

mntrOu nS N Errtcct lstttte Isndy.
George II. Chappell. President OF the New
Power Company. at 10 Wall street. obtained
from Judge McAdam yesterday an absolute
divorce from his wife. Bertha. after a trial
which she did not defend. Bertha is Spanish.
and was 1s years old when she married Chap
pell. widower OF more than twice her age. In
Jersey City. on Oct. 30. 1888
According to tho plaintiffs evidence. james
Buchanan, q roal estate dealer at 25 East
Fourteenth street. used to call on them. Evil
dence was produced yesterday Of her visits to
his oflico last october. She furnished nn
apartment on her own account Mt 1856 Third
nvcnue but on Oct 80 last sho sold out drew
$4,000 from tho bank. and sailed for Europe.
Buchanan disappeared Mt the sa,po time
Harold Weddle. dealer in teas at q Wost
Fourteenth street. got u divorce from Judge
McAdam from his wife Gladys. whom he mar
ried on Oct. last She is only about IL years
old weddle says sho represented that sho
was wealthy and was an adopted daughter OF
Percy John Downing. She gave weddle a
check for 5000. but when he presented 1t at
the Plaza Bank he found she had no account
there. lie declares that he found her at Tay;
lor,ms & Hotel. Jersey oi,y, Nv with man registered
Soon after this occurrence she was sent to
tho Temporary Home for women Mt 81 Second
mainod two weeks. but went nack on the rec
ommendation of st. Georges Church Relief
department She said she was widow; Ma
peured to be a perfect little lady. Henry
Cooper. Jr. testified yesterday that when she
spoke to him OF the Taylor Hotel incident, she
said:
"Ihave revolver now. I wish I had shot
the whole gang" She did not defend the case.
Judge McAdnm yesterday gave Jacob Braun
an absolut divorce from Sophia Braun.
Henry Iilzer who has saloon at ~ stanton
BischofI for an absolute divorce from his wife
Mary. They were married by Alderman Jaehne
in April. 1881 Decision was reserved.
Carrie Davis sought IN absolute divorce from
George X. Davis before Justice Patterson OF
the Supreme Court. 1t was shown that he has
been living at Troy with Mary Thompson. De-
cision was reserved.
Mary OByron has obtained an absolute d.
yorce from Edward OByron from Judge Nc
Adam. They were married in Astoria In No.
yam bar lSSIt
The sun., 1893-06-07
Would Like TO Tunnel Now,

The Board OF Aldermen at It's meeting yes
"rday Axed June 10. at . p. NJ. as the time for
a puLlla hearing before the Committee on
bridges and Tunnels. on tho application OF the
EEew York md Now Jersey Terminal Railroad
ttUnp4ny for permission to lay its tracks In n
y Fo.ne .ne East River and In branch tunnel from
CIhaarOssehth street under Hudson street to
Br"a,nd9 S,rs Thence to tho junction OF Wall and
VIZ pt"eH streets, and under Broad street to the
isf liver: The proposed tunnel Is to bo 100
~ us application was presented a year apo
WI mas rrmainei unacted on "
The sun., 1893-06-07

JAMESTOWN. y. Y. June G-Mlnnie Burch, a
l5-year- old girl. died this morning under such
suspicious circumstances that the Coroner
has decided I to oh M an inquest rr le was
mother and she Is the third nfthe family to die
wIthinn short time. Thr stomach and intes-
tines will be sent away for chemical analysis.
The sun., 1893-06-07
LEVT'S UINDOHS TO CLOSE
If They were Further Away DIR. Brothers
ScrecAs Womld \ OF Dnrken Them

If They were Further Away DIR. Brothers's
ScrecHs Would Not Darker Them.
Morris Levy owns a six-story building SO
feet deep. at ~. 40. and 81 Pike street. The
windows in the roar overlook tho windows in
the houses owned by Dr.Samuel Brothers and
others. DR.. Brothers and his friends erected
poles rear the rear Of their lot. intending to
put on then sheet-iron plates for tho purpose
Of shutting on light from the offending win
and stopped the work. judge SlcAdnm of the
Superior Court has dissolved the Injunction.
He holds hat these negh Dors had a right to
thus shut OFT these objectionable windows
They might even build, he said. for the expires
purpose OF shutting Off these windows.
The sun., 1893-06-07

New LONDON. Conn.,. Juno G-1hc trial trip Of
the gunboat Machias has been postponed until
Saturday II tho day is fair. Tho Government
Board OF Inspectors for tho trial headed By
Admiral Beknap, made an informal inspection
OF the boat this morning. The Government
tugs Nina. Leyden. and Fortune will be used
to mark ont the course on the day Of the trial.
To- morrow the Machias will DO run over the
course to enable tho eng ineers TO adjust their
machinery is IN good order The official trial
will consist OF two runs OF about Two hours
each over measured course about thirty miles
in length.
The sun., 1893-06-07
Rock ford Objects 10 the Pest House.

ROCKFORD. ILL.,. Juno Ga mob OF twenty five
masked men assembled nt midnight about the
West End pest house. whore three new SMALL
pox patients were take en- yesterday. The leader
warned Health Officer Boyd not to keep the
patients in the building. Tho Health Officer
addressed them. snyng that there was no dam
ger OF II spread Of the contaRion. as every pre-
caution would 10 taken. The crowd refuaed
to disrerse and threw rails Mt tho Chief OF Po-
lice. A force OF man then Irel into the air,
and the crowd DISPERSED. They were armed
post house Is in o thickly populated part Of
tha city
The sun., 1893-06-07

Alderman Frank Rogers OF tho Fifteenth AS
sembly district introduced at yesterdays
meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen an ordi-
nance which prohibits the riding OF bicycles at
a. faster rate than eight miles nm hour. or the
riding OF more than two persons abreast. lt
requires also thar at night al bicyclists shall
feet distance. and be provided with an alarm
hell, which must he rung on approaching and
whilc crossing cross streets ; or avenues This
was referred to tho Law Committee. IT was
called out by tho recent casualties due to caro-
less bicycling,
The sun., 1893-06-07
Virtue Must He II. Own Kewn d.

Charles Allison. an employee OF Ndson d.
Cubberly. was in tho store at COG Clumbus
avenue when fire broke out Believing 1t to
be his duty to save what he could. het adopt
cd u prudent and reasonable course" 10 extin-
dangerously burned. He was In thehospital
eleven weeks and required further mldical at,
tention. He sued Mr.. Cubberly " $1,000
damages IN the Superior Court hit Judge
McAdam yesterday gave judgment Or the de-
fendant sustaining u demurrer.
The sun., 1893-06-07
NnyniCadcts on on Their Cruise.

ASNAPolIs. Nd. June o. The United States
frigate Conste elIation. lby NJ. Chester In
command. sailed this morning for the prac-
tice cruise of cadets bound for Lisbon.
Delay In receiving stores prevented the de-
parturc OF tn" shlr YESTERDAY The Conste ella
ton will stop first at Fort hlonroe Tho vessel
will return by way Of Madeira.
The sun., 1893-06-07
POCKETED THE CLUB DUES,
The Financial Secretary OF the Maennercho
Accused OF Stealing 81, 900.

Accused OF Stealing $1,000
Charles J. Kroehle, tho Treasurer OF the New
iork Maennerchor. charged in tho Yorkyille
Police Court yesterday Leopold Deutsch.
berger, reporter. who until lately was tho
Financial Secretary OF the Maennerchor. with
mlsappropriation OF the society's funds
Deptschberger's duties were to send omt
noticeS OF club dues and to collect The same
and deposit them with the Treasurer Tha
specific complaint alleges that he, on jan
y collected from John Buss. a painter of | All
Second avenue. S6 in payment OF dnss
which he has never turned over to tha
society or accounted for satisfactorily. Inwyep
Elias q. Levy, counsel for the Maennerchor
told tho Justice that there were Mt least fnrtv
more com plants Of the same nature to be fie1
against Deutschberger. and that the total
amount of misappropriated funds would proH.
Snoy nohy roach $1,000: ~ Justice Meade held
DeutschbeTger In 5000 for examination to-
b. rnndy to take out flftecn more complaints
eGainst him. Deutschberger was locked up in
The ioTkville prison. as he could .lnd no one To
60 Oh his bail bond.
The sun., 1893-06-07
Hot
Weather


are in active demand.
Straw hats in newest braids and
STYLES, T5 cents to So
Russet shoes in Granville and
Yorkshire Tans, $3.50, 81, and
So.
J.. AW. Kangaroo Bicycle Shoes,
$3.50.
Office and summer coats, so cents
to IS.
Underwear in Balbriggans, Lisle
Thread, Merino, and Gauze Wool,
so cents to S1.75 per garment.
A great line of novelties in sum-
mer suits, SD to $25.
There's lots of information in re-
gard to scasonable apparel for men
in Raymond's Monthly for June.
Call or write for it.
The sun., 1893-06-07
He May Now Come Home from Canada.

New BEDFORD. June G-In tho Superior
Court yesterdy District Attorney Knowlton
filed nole pros on the indictments against
Walter Paine. third. for cmbezzlement while
agent OF ono OF the Fall River mills. Mr.. Paine
is 20 years old. and up to within few weeks
ago has been in forced exile in Canada since
1873. The petition to Quash tho Indictments.
the District Attorney says, bears the sigma
lures OF very many citizens OF respectahility
and high standing in Fall River. including all
now living who were affected by his embezzle-
ments. and there was no opposition to such
course from any source whatever
The sun., 1893-06-07
New York and New Jersey Bridge Dlredo--

At a meeting OF tho stockholders Of the New
York and New Jersey Bridge Company yster-
day n new Board OF Directors was elect,d as
follows: John j. Kerr. Louis Windnnler.
James +. Woodward. Frederick Potter. William
Bell. William H., Ely. W. +. Dunning, Jhn II.
Wissner; John Loughran, Charles, II. swan.
Daniel n, Lockwood OF Buffalo. WilTd ii.
Mase OF Matteawan. John Z. Adams . New
burgh.
Gineers have nearly com pleted the Surveys for
the approaches and that u perfect modd OF the
bridge Is now being constructed.
The sun., 1893-06-07
AIMED At ANNOYING BOYS.
The Missile Struck an Unonending Girl,
Who May Die.

Who May Die.
On May 20. Joseph Nolan, % years old. Of
IA New Chambers street. while standing In
front of his employers place Of business, next
to his own residence. was annoyed by crowd
OF boys. To scare them he threw a stick
which had lump OF tar on one end. At that
moment Kale Burns. years old. OF GO New
Chambers street, came running along and the
stick struck her on the head. She was tai on
to Chambers street Hospital in an unconscious
subsequently released on bail. pending tho
result OF her injuries.
IL was afterward discoyered that the child
and would probably die. Her condition ycster
day was such that it was deemed proper to re-
arrest Nolan. Detective Callaghan OF the Oak
street station apprchended him at his res-
dence and took H. IN to tho Tombs Pole
Court, where Justice Ryan committed hin
without ball.
The sun., 1893-06-07
NON OrEN.
MRS. r. kJNGSBrRY.
23I West Thirty.ninth street.

One OF these cards fell into the hands OF
Capt Price on Monday. and he sent Detectives
Curry and Hoy to investigate. Upon the
the place that night. mud found five young
women going through n Parkhurst circus for
the ediication of three drunken men.
Mrs. kinCsbury was found in a rear room.
presiding over an Ice chest that contained
beer and liquors: The. entire party was mr.
Court yesterday Mrs. kinGshurv was held for
trial. while tho others We're DISCHARGED
The sun., 1893-06-07
DR., Eliot ExplaIns.

Dr. Ellsworth Eliot. Jr. Of 48 Wet Thirty
sixth stroot appeared yesterday aftrnoon be-
fore the Health Board in answer : sum
mons requiring him to explain WY he had
kept the bodies Of four children oHhe roof of
his house thereby violating the saitary code;
The Doctor pleaded Ignorance OF Up code. and
explained that he conducted q prlyte class In
anatomy. Tho bodies were to be dssected by
his nupils. Hc was warned not todo SO any
more.
The sun., 1893-06-07
say He H.. secrs,.d His Diamonds.

Nathan Solomon. a jeweller. at rs Allen
street. who was arrested on Monday by
DeDuty Sheriff Fox on orders issued by Justice
Ingrnham In actions brought by s. Firuski h
Son and Taylor Brothers. pawnbrokersI and
diamond dealers In the Eowery, was released
dar. The Firuskis are suing for S2.243.09 and
the Taylors for S73T,bO, and they Allege that
Solomon hns secreted his stock Of jewelry and
their claims :"
The sun., 1893-06-07
Contest Over Mis-. s.,I,s C. loop. VIII.

contest has heen begun before Surrogate
Abbott OF Brooklyn against the admission to
probate OF the will OF Miss Sallie C. Koop who
committed suicide on Feb. s by shooting her
self in the heart Miss Koop left nearly all her
and made him her executor Her sisters. Mrs.
Fisk and Mr., Brown. are contesting the will
on the ground that abe was insane when II was
executed. They say her mind became upset
over thc breaking OF OF her marriage engage
ment
The sun., 1893-06-07
Got Out of Auburn Prison.

AUBURN. June Civilian Freeman. convict.
escaped from the prison at 2 o'clock this
morning. Ho was employed nights on the
hollow ware contract. lie scaled the WALL lot
himself down with n rope. and made OIL. He
left no clue.
The sun., 1893-06-07
The Canal Bont Record.

Troy. June G.-The steam canal boat Puri-
tan. owned by Capt. Timothy Rafferty, Of Buff
falo with three consorts. reached Wost Troy
this morning. having made the trip from I,uf-
falo in four days and tweHty-One hours, said to
be tho fastest time ever made on tho State
The sun., 1893-06-07
BIe Forest Fire In Warrington.

SPoKASr. Wash. Juno ca forest fire IL
raging In Stevens county. this State. The
fro was started IN dense pine forest near
Springdale on SATURDAY last. and has gained
terrible hcadway, famed by tho strong wind
which prevails. Already miles OF pine timber
have been consumed. anht tao fire is spreading.
Several houses in the path Of the fire have
Inn
The sun., 1893-06-07
I'D tor SION to Retire Thls w.rI.

nh saturday David NJ. Stone, for forty Years
.,U'''r Of the Jo,D"nl of t0aanrrce. will retire
,bS', ,br , his !jarP, I'y next week. 1t Is rrohnbe.
"C "F a aud the - inmp,c,di Eiup IA will la
ON" 'nh'eG. with William l,Olswortl. editor
'"' '""""F''t! h"r~;H. In control.
The sun., 1893-06-07
4 RAILROAD DEAL IN BRooKLH Hn.
The City Railroad Leased 10 the Heights
Cable Railroad Company.

The directors OF the Brooklyn City Rnilr,ad
Company leased the road yesterday to The
Brooklyn Heights Cable Railroad Company
All the employees OF the City Railroad viii be
continued. The Long Island Traction Ohm
On or before June is the subscriptions to the
stock of the Traction Company must he paid
In in accordance with tho terms OF the lease.
The sun., 1893-06-07
Mrs KINGSBURY'S AT HOME.

Capt. Price Got One OF Her Cards, nnd Her
A-:.cst Followed.
Cards reading rs follows have been circulated
for several days mast in the district for whose
good morals Capt. Price of the West Thirty
seventh street station is responsible:
The sun., 1893-06-07
RAW AS PIECE MEAT
Six Months Under Three Doctors = No
Bencnt-Compieteiy Cured In q
Months by Cuticura.

CUTICURA has been blessing to mo. My
baby was about four weeks old when sho first
got Eczema II was on her head and NIL over
The sun., 1893-06-07

months time she was cured. She is fifteen
months old now. and is well and hearty: por-
trait enclosed am very thankful.
Mrs. RICHARD CNDMpTON.
West MiddleseX. Mercer County. Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
o. O. +.

The Committee ON Arrangements Met
Last Night-Apother Meeting Tuesday.
The arrangement committee OF the
]. o. o. +. Of this city composed Of
representatives from the various local
LODGES, met last night at |. o, o, F, hall,
Chapline street, aud did considerable
towards getting things in shape for the
dedication OF the new hall which 10 to
occur on Friday, February "a. Mr. d,
W, Martin Is the chairman and Charles
Reid secretary Of the committee,
In connection with the impressive
dedication ceremonies there is 10 be a
grand ball,
At last nights Meeting sub-commlt-
tees were appointed as follows;
Committee on Invitations, LII, Davis.
William Schulz, and Louis Hoffman,
Floor managers, Louis Hoffman,
William II. Bone and William Clark,
Brothers George w, Atkinson, ]. 3.
SommerVille and Mayor B. !, Caldwell
are to be the orators OF the dedication,
The officers OF the grand lodge Of the
state will conduct the dedication cere-
monies, which are to be very impress
sive, and will be public,
The committee ia to meet again Tues,
day, when a full attendance ia desired
aa there ia important business to come
before the committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
II U b
Met Last Night, and Discussed Several Sub
tectS OF Interest.

Met Last Night and Discussed Several Sub
tects OF Interest.
Tho Ohio Valley Round Table met at
Superintendent Anderson's office last
night, with the following members
present: Superintendent Shields,
Williams, Riggs, Duncan, Gladding,
Gallop and warrick. Mr.. j. W. Nc
Mullan, Of Germano, Ohio, was present.
as visitor.
The first subject, spelling, was talked
over. Very satisfactory results were
reported where spelling was wholly
taught from the different text books,
discarding the spelling book.
"How shall We treat the pupils who
depends upon the memory almost
wholly in preparing their lessons?"
This was discussed at length. Much
difficulty with this class has boon ex-
~perienced by the superlntendents COM
posing the Round Table. It was the
sense Of the Round Table that the cause
OF the difficulty is that the pupil is be-
yond his depth, and that subjects are
taught too much by sections or in dis
connected parts.
The Worlds Fair exhibit was dis
cussed.
The next meeting will be on the 10th
Of March, and superintendent Gladding
is to call the meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28

The following attractive programme
will be rendered at the Arion hall to-
morrow evening at the fortnightly re-
hersal Of the Opera House Orchestra:
!. March-"CapriYr '........ :. ..,.-.... :. .......... .Nohe
. Overture-'Bronze Horse ..............A uber
3, Maltz-"pie &erher'' ..,...... ..,....,. ....I, LGnner
4 Fantasia for Flute %solo-"Slute dc Russo
''."'r:'."...,'," ''''.'''" ''.'''.''.. .'.;;. Jun: fopp
G, ACKNOWLEDGMENT .........Ph. Fahrbach
u POtpourri-"Muslca llluslons' 4.A. schrelner
8. Vocal SolO-"Where the Lindens bloomn
;,."''.,t.,....,.. "'''''''"'"''''' pnu1cy LUCK
o Galop-"Bravour,, ......:.:.":".. Schubert
i. W. Spell, Musical Director,
The orchestra's annual grand prone
made concert and ball will be held at the
Arion hall on Thursday evening, Febru-
airy 8, and bids fair to be as great a sue
cess as its predecessors.