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New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
PRISONERS SAD CONDITION.

Grucilllano Baez Spaniard. who has been under
treatment in the Charity Hospital on Blackwells 3
Island was taken into custody yesterday by the
United States Marshal on the application OF the
Spanish Consul General at this port FOR his eXtrad-
tion on a charge OF forgery while a Government
ofGciai IN cuba in 1856. Baez has been In the hos
nitai for nine months. and several surgical opera,
lions have been performed upon him Tor cancer or
~ ,broa, Al present he breathes through a tube
asserted in his wndpipe and is fed through another
tube which is inserted In the side or MS neck anu
communicates with the aeSophagus ,,,
The physicians certified that he was In a conditon
70 be removed from the hospital without endahgei-
INC his life United States Commissioner Lyman re-
manded him to the hospital pending the eXtradition
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
MAY.

1853 PAGES: SO ILLUSTRATIONS.
MY FIRST VISIT TO NEw-ENGLAND. BY William
Dean Howells FRS, Part. With illustrations
THE ExIIEs. A Story BY Richard Harding Davis
With 3 Illustrations by r de Thustrup.
THE CHAsTIsEMENT OF THE cUALLA BATTooANs.
BY Edgar Stanton Maclay. With Illustrations by
7. de Thulstrup.
THE MIRACLE OF TIsHA HoFNAGLE. s,ory. BY
r. C. V Meyers. With 4 Illustrations by w T.
smedley.
THE ADVENT OF SPRING. BY Mark W. Harrington.
With Maps
A KENTUCKY CARDINAL Story BY James Lane
Allen. Part l. with 4 Illustrations by Albert E.
Steiner
rEc,,N1ARY INDEPENDENCE. BY Junius Henri
Browne.
AT CHENIERE cAMINADA. A Story. BY Grace King
A NOTE OF A PHILoGTNIsr. A Story. BY Marion
A LITTLE JOURNEY IN JAVA BY Frederic NJ. Burr
With illustrations.
A K1NsMAN OF RED CLOUD. A Story. BY owen
wi.,er With Illustrations by Frederic Remington
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA Us6D. BY Anna C
Bracket.
THE END OF AN ANIMosITY. A Story. BY L. Clark
THE RELATIONS OF LIFE TO STYLE IN ARcHr-
lecture. BY Thomas Hastings.
TRII.BY Novel. BY George du Maurier. Part V.
With IS Illustrations by the Author.
POEMS by Thomas Bailey Adrtch with lustra,ion) and
Charlotte Fiske Bates.
EDITORS STUDY. BY Charles Dudley Warner.
EDITORS DRAWER contains illustrated story by
Ruth McEnery Stuart and other humorous Sketches
and Illustrations.
LITERARY NOTES BY Laurence Hutton
NOW READY.
HARPER G. BROTHERS. PUBLISHERS.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
TITO FERRYBOATS IN COLLISION.

FOG YESTERDAY MORNING DELAYED HARBoR
TRAFFIC-NO SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
dense fog hung over the city yesterday morn
ing and swathed the rivers and the bay IN us
heavy folds 1t extended far along the coast east
and south The running Of ferryboas. and harbor
traffic generally were seriously interfered with by
noon however. the fog lifted. Then there was a
shower OF rain. and finally the sun came oni LOT
short time. 1t was generally CLOUDY an aaE' now
ever. Only one accident was reported on me Watel
in the morning fog At 7:SO the ferryboats Montana
and Colorado of the ROosevelt-st ferry came ri, IN
collision IN the middle Of the East River ne
Montana was from this side and the Colorado Gdn fr9m
the Brooklyn side. The Colorado was heavly Iaden
with passengers She had probably 600 people on
board and lot of heavy trucks The two ,sdS boats
crashed together in midstream. There was muCh
excitement on board and several people r,v,e were
thrown from their feet by the force OF the coIsIo
but fortunately no one was injured The Montana
was slightly injured. but the Colorado had her ran
carried away and the hood in front or the men
cabin smashed. She made few trips ana was '"e"
taken off for repairs. .......
There was a storm in the upper lake region yester-
day, with rain and snow Il VIII pr0panHIE no no,
reach here. however though there may be log ana
slight showers to-day.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
NEIL BURGESS TO HAVE A THEATRE.

II is now positively known that Neil Burgess
will II the negotiations now pending result sue
cessfuy have theatre Of his own on the site in
West Thirty-fourth-st.. near Broadway now oc-
cupied by the Fourth Presbyterian Church and
nrinted the news of the transfer Of the following
buildings in West Thr,y-fourth and IhrtyrthirS ,lbirS
SIS 10 the Aerial Advertising Company, IN "hlcn
Mr. Burgess is the moving factor: No. us TO l2S
West Thirty-fourth-st. and No ll3 10 II West
Thirtv1.hird-st The plot - about lGoxl0 feet and
cost about 100000 ,,- .-
on this site will be erected an eighteen-story
stone building 10 contain theatre for Mr. burgess
stores Offices, studios and bachelor apartments
When completed the building, with ground VIII
have cost 81, 10000. .
Thomas A Stoddart who IS Mr.. Burgesss coun-
sell refused yesterday TO give any definite inforna,
zion about Mr.. Rurgess's venture. He san
that II would be premature 10 announce the inten-
tions OF the Aerial Company Just now. PIans' now
Will be removed shortly.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

A DVERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE MEMOIRS TRIBlNE WILL BE RE-
way. "a door north Q: Thirty-hrstst; and ADvEK.
Eghthave. corner Twenty thlrdst.: l62 Sixth ave
i51 Fourth-a,e. corner Fourteenth 100 Third .v-
corner Forty seventh-st: IO26 Thirdave. SIXTY
irs,-st 76s Flrs.aye. io6 West Forty s"cond.st ~:
columbus ave: SO A: 1.323 Thrd-ave 20 West
Fourcenthst 23I West For'ysecond.s: Sat Third ~"
an1-f v.lf'h and one -hundr- nd thirteenth
Al the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East on--hundred- and
One hundred and ~ enty Nth
ST. and 800 West One-hundred forty-nfthst up 10
n m ct regular ONCE rates.
London oncs Norfolk Street Strand
W. c. London. England
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
FUNERAL OF 11ErrcoMMAyDER MANS11IA'


Washington. April 2o.--I.eutenant-Commahder
Rafael Garcia Mansla. naval attache ana ac'hs
secretary of the Argentine legation VINO was
thrown from his horse while riding IN the srou"us
OF the Soldiers Home on Tuesday last, sustaining
fracture of the skull, from which he died the next
day was buried this morning with military hon9Is'
After consulting Secretary Gresham secretary i'el
bert ordered several companies or instlne,s ~
as an escort Mass was celebrated at 81 Matthew
Church in the presence of the Diplomatic Corps ana
represent tves of the Government. as well as the
numerous friends OF Leutenant-C Commander Man
sla The body temporarily Inferred at Mount
Olivet Cemetery Il will eventually be removed u
Argentine -, ,,,,.,.,, co-,s
was present az the mass and among others IN ON
cal life who attended the Nice-Presideh. ne
Secretary Of the Treasury the Secretary OF me
Navy the Secretary of the Interior. Assistant Sec
retarv I'hl and Assistant Secretary RockhiH. rep
resentinC the state Department and Assistant sec
retary McAdoO Of the Navy Department Inc non
orary pallbearers were Or. zebullos the Argenune
Minister; Dr. Guzman. the Nicaraguan Minister:
SeSor Peralta the Costa Rlcan Minister; Lieutenant
Atwell naval attacht OF the special Argentine mis-
sion: Sehor Zebuilos. OF the Argentine Minister
with whom Commander Mansilla was riding when
he was killed and Sehor Martinez, second secretary
Of the Gillian Legation
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Adler. simon o, al 70 Marcus VI MARKS $
9sth-st. l25 Il = of Amsterdam-ayr. years.
Bruggemarn. August. 20 Mutual Life Insurance
60 Courtlandt-avc. II ~ Sl-afe l
Bache Ernest. TO William 9 Holbrook. r.f"ree.
43d-st go Il " oi 3th-ave. 3 yetrs......
Brodsky Isaac 20 Jonas Well and an>ther 5
1st-aye - II n OF 4sth-st. instalments. ......
Conway MARY J. T. Metropolitan savings Bank.
fcxlngton.ayc IYa n ~ a3d-st ) years .
Cortett James J. and wife 20 Maggie Sch"ah.
Jer0me-ave 5 " co;ner Hlghbride Road: wears
Crosby Darius g. to Emil Cnger. " Eds"como-
ave. 7l3 Il Of lijth-st. years. -...........
Eher Frederick. and wife 20 Edward Schroeder.
5ls,-st S25 Il 3f s!h,aye ye1t' at ,.;
90 40 lo5 East 62d-st. years ...,,,......,.,.
Same to William II Williams and another NUS
toes same property. 3 years. ...........++..+-.
Koinn Benedict A. - samuel We'll Rivng' p
ST. corner cannon-st ins'alments 80. 81.
Lock Jennie &. - Real Estate Trust Go. N'h-
1J.blsr Mar ry'" and husband 70 George M',,
ioG,h.si loo q " ~ Columbus-aye. years
~ v o, the Independent order ~ Free S'as
ol Israel. . Madison-aye 40 Il of l2t'A-s',
Mrnet. Jacob to Henry \ Marke-. e Colm-
bus-ave. y Il n u s3i-st 10 years ......: :...'
Mahoney Cornelius. t. Matthew Beckett anf an
other. 81 R3oseve'-st. and % NeW-Chameets-s'.
year. mortgages - 80. ooo =,
iiSF u :Sia." si.nTs S,i-..'' '. y.
Parks Charles ~ Title Guarantee ami Trust co,
Sij and s47 West 3lst-st years. ................
and Trust Co. Amsterdam-ave. corner ot
Gid-st. = mortgages. year. .::.:..........
Renwick Mary w and husband to Title Guarante
and Trust Co - West i27th-s'. 2 years.....,..
Schmuck. Herman. TO simon Danzig and another.
Westchester-aye. - T. n e Of Union-ave.
schrocdef ienry. and an5,her 70 Bridget " Far
Icy. 1914 lst-ave. = years. s......................
Slomosky. Adolph. u Joseph Ullman s Mo-
ris-avc. - q II of I73I-st. demand ...-.-....-.
Tarh0N Hiram. and wife N Eliza VI Han. .
Nanderhilt-avc. - q II Tremont-ave. 2 years.
The New York Post Graduate Medical School and
Hospital TO Mercantile Trust Co. 2i-ayc. c-r-
ner y 20ih-st. bonds ...............-.- ........
Cnsrich. Henry. ami wife - North River saw
inGs Bank. It'll ave. s. 4 of 3oth-st.
Years
Volkening Bertha. and husband % Equitable liz,
Assurance society. Pa7k-ave. " corner - 6)fi-
WeSfmayer Sophia. and husband - Helena
Joclel. W sih-ave - Il = of li6,h-st. ears.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
yyBsr EMPIRE Art OBJECTS ~ DEMAND.


The high average Of prices for articles connected
with Napoleon and the First Empire which prevailed
at the first days sale of the collection of the Count
ess de Moenes was exceeded yesterday, when the
last 600 pieces were disposed Of. There was a
large attendance at the Fifth Avenue Auction
Rooms No 29S Fifth-ave., where the sale was
held and when the prize Of the collection; a par
of fine Sevres vases. with panels representing pat
ties OF Napoleon and the chaeaus Of Fontainenieau
and Malmais n signed Moreau. was offered there
Was a buzz Of admiring comment Some sharp
bidding followed. and they were sold TO David
Wolfe Bishop for $50 The next best single price
was $3s5 paid for Mtridienne sofa. said to have have
belonged to Nine Recamer Some Oil paintings
and old engravings sold for good prices, portrait
OF Josephine bringing So Gol9rcH 81, ehsrarng oI
ton by Frans du Mont, s225 Bronzes were
eagerly bid for fine statue OF Napoleon bringing
$3.50 an equestrian statue Of the Emperor at aus
terlitz $40 and a Louis XVI bronze clock. nadk At
the time Of the marriage OF Marie AIT inette 'i2S.
A beautiful Oru:olu Centrepiece said 10 have be
longed TO Josephine and TO have come from the
Mamaison sale, sold for $l75, and the aggregate for
the afternoon was sS9d. Among the buyers were
Mrs George T Bliss. Mrs. Carter, @. g. Havens,
Nicholas Fish. D. II. McAlpin and many other we'll
known people.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
A1ErY on GEN NEGLETS STOLEN BONDS
TO SATISFY CLAIM or THE FIFTH Ma
TIoNAL BANK-THE OWNERS EFFORT


TIoNAL BANK-THE OWNERS EFFORT
TO FIND THE THIEF.
Deputy Sheriff Carraher yesterday levied upon
the yalise and bonds which reported 10 nave
been stolen from General James :. Negley' ana
which are in the hands of the police authorities
at the West Thrtieth-st station The levy was
made under an execution on an old claim In favor
of the Fifth National Bank. which obtained Judg-
ment against General Neglcy on March ~ loe'
for 81 635 and whose claim has never been saus-
fed. Deputy Sheriff Carraher saw captain
Schmittberger and prcsented the execution Chder
the rules of the Police Department the bonds 90
10 Property Clerk HaTiott, who informed me
Deputy Sheriff that he would send him a receipt
for the bonds. and hold them subject TO the
Sheriff's orders. -,
General Negley. in speaking Of his stolen bones
said yesterday: Michael Coleman. who stole ths
valise was my Coachman Soon after ne entered
my employment ! noticed that small articles had had
disappeared but ! paid little attention TO the loss
On March 80 l discovered that my valSe: con. on
tanning the bonds, had been stolen. ana that ny
coachman had disappeared I Immediately set 10
work 10 find Coleman. | located various articles
nc had stolen in Planfied, and afterward IN TINS
city"
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3nstrnriloE.
For Bows and Young Men.-City


ITO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE
Sir: Ny article in this mornings paper reads we'll
and 10 touch the spot the iact is II u ""r'
and truth always certain pungency. some people
don't like 10 hear II: is because they need H.
don't Ike 10 have say myself. but always speak
the truth don't do IL on religious grounds. or because
am afraid Of bears. but because think 1t pays II
should lie my school FOR instance. It would aVa
me nothing city full of people who know
all about E, that should get caught There are some
inconveniences in being too we'll known. There is
certain restraint throan upon who apt at any
corner the across one OF ms boNS OF
girls They do pop up In such unexpected places 80
an forced II wish continue In my business. to be
decent and tell the truth And that is what am rling
70 do And tell the truth when / say that I am not
nshing for pupils the publication ot these articles
have the pupils already. What shall attempt to do 80
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he to tell the public Kind Of school am trying
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and seeing for himself by sending for prospectus
or better by asking any bright intelligent selfrespect-
ing NevYorl boy whom he may They all under
stand it, and most Of them have be"n in It,"
Yours truly, :. : PACKARD
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For Both Sexes.-Clty.
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READY NEXT WEEK:
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Dnntlns Ata0rmles.

r. go r. WALTER lately returned from Europa
NJ Glasses private Lessons Society Dances daily
s2e Columbus ave. soth and 8ist sts
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Brooklyn.
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